frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 117 power supply coal consumption prediction model based on long and short-term memory neural network mengjie liu*, chenggang zhen school of control and computer engineering, north china electric power university, baoding 071003, china * corresponding author: mengjie liu abstract: as a measure of the overall economic performance of thermal power plants and an important component of the variable cost of power generation, the prediction of coal consumption of power supply is of great significance for the bidding decision of power generation companies. in this paper, we propose an improved long and short-term memory (lstm) model for calculating the coal consumption of thermal power units, using a large amount of data stored in the plant monitoring information system (sis). firstly, the data are pre-processed using the threshold determination method to filter out the data of stable operating conditions. secondly, the maximum correlation minimum redundancy (mrmr) algorithm is used to determine the optimal set of special features. the results show that the prediction effect of the improved lstm-based power supply coal consumption calculation model proposed in this paper is better than other models, and the calculation accuracy is higher, which is suitable for power supply coal consumption calculation. keywords: power supply coal consumption; mrmr; lstm. 1. introduction at present, the real-time calculation of power supply coal consumption mainly adopts data mining method. based on the support vector machine technology, the literature [1] analyzed the sensitivity coefficients of the operating parameters on the coal consumption under different load conditions and provided guidance for the optimal operation adjustment of the unit. in the literature [2], the bp algorithm was used to establish the prediction model of coal consumption with strong dynamic response performance, but the coal consumption characteristics under different load conditions were not further studied. in the literature [3], the energy efficiency indexes that have a major impact on the coal consumption of power supply were selected by using the gray correlation analysis method and combined with the generalized regression neural network to predict the coal consumption of power supply. in the literature [4], a discrete model between load and coal consumption rate was established by using fuzzy clustering, rough set theory and other data mining methods to predict the current coal consumption characteristics of the unit and achieve the optimal load allocation of the unit in real time. in the literature [5], the mrmr algorithm was used to filter the optimal subset of features by ranking the importance of the initial input variables, which improved the prediction accuracy of the model. in the literature [6], a black box model was established based on the long short-term memory (lstm) neural network, and the comparative validation showed that the lstm model outperformed the svr and bp models in all evaluation indexes. in this paper, a 600mw domestic supercritical coal-fired unit is used as the research object, the stable working condition data is screened by the threshold determination method, the optimal set of special features is determined by the mrmr algorithm, and finally the power supply coal consumption prediction model is established based on lstm. the application of the algorithm model was carried out with an ultra-supercritical million wet-cooled unit as the research object. 2. methodology 2.1. screening of steady state data when the unit is in variable operating conditions, fluctuations in operating parameters occur. therefore, the collected data need to be pre-processed, i.e., stability judgment, and the data of non-stable operating conditions need to be excluded[7]. the determination of the stable operating conditions of the unit needs to be based on the important operating parameters that characterize the operating status of the unit. if the unit load, feedwater flow, reheat steam temperature, exhaust smoke temperature, and other parameters are all tested for steady state, sufficient stable data will not be available for model training. therefore, in this paper, unit load, main steam pressure and reheat steam temperature are selected for steady-state condition determination. the data for the steady-state condition were screened by the threshold method. within 60 min, the difference between the maximum and minimum values of the unit load, main steam pressure and reheat steam temperature is less than a certain threshold, which is considered to be in steady-state conditions. otherwise, the sampling slide window is pushed back clockwise for 5 min, and the steady state is re-judged until the sample meets the requirements. 2.2. mrmr-based key feature extraction in probability theory and information theory, the concept of mutual information is introduced to measure the degree of interdependence between two random variables, reflecting both linear and nonlinear correlations between the two sets of variables. for 2 sets of discrete random variables x and y , the mutual information between them is ( ; )i x y . the formula is as follows : 2 ( , ) ( ; ) ( , )log ( ) ( )x x y y p x y i x y p x y p x p y  = (1) 118 the mrmr calculates the correlation between each input variable and the output variable based on the mutual information theory, while taking into account the correlation between each input variable. the mrmr algorithm can find the subset of features from the initial input variables that have the highest correlation with the output variables and the lowest correlation between the input variables. ( ) ( )2 , 1 1 max ; ; i n i j n i i j x s x x s i x z i x x n n    −        (2) an incremental search is used to sequentially select the optimal feature subset, which satisfies the following equation. ( ) ( ) 1 1 max ; ; 1 j m i i j x s i x z i x x m −   −   −  ∣ (3) the mrmr algorithm was used to rank the degree of influence of all features and added to the feature subset in order. to eliminate the difference in magnitude between variables, the sample data need to be normalized by the formula: min max min i i x x m x x − = − (4) the final feature subset is best predicted by the prediction model when unit load, exhaust oxygen, condenser vacuum, total coal feed, ambient temperature, and low-level heat of incoming coal are taken. 2.3. lstm-based coal consumption prediction for power supply long-term memory in learning is difficult to be preserved due to the gradient explosion or gradient disappearance problem of recurrent neural network (rnn).in 1997, hochreiter et al. first proposed long-term and short-term memory network, lstm)[8]. lstm is developed on the basis of rnn recurrent neural network, which is a gated recurrent neural network.the internal structure of lstm is shown in figure 1.the key of lstm is the memory cells, which have states throughout the network with only a small amount of information interaction, making the information stable during the long-term propagation.lstm is implemented through input gates, forgetting gates and output gates to achieve protection and control of gradient information. where the forgetting gate determines which information is discarded or retained from the cell state; the input gate updates the cell state; and the output gate determines the final output result. figure 1. the structure of lstm network the equation for calculating each part of the neuron at time t is shown below. ( )1t xf t hf t ff w x w h b −= + + (5) ( )1t xi t hi t ii w x w h b −= + + (6) ( )1 1 tanh * * t xc t hc t c t t t t t c w x w h b c f c i c  −  −  = + +  = + (7) ( )1t xo t ho t oo w x w h b −= + + (8) ( )*tanht t th o c= (9) 3. results and discussion figure 2 shows the comparison of the prediction effect of lstm with error back propagation (bp) and support vector machines (svm). the structure of lstm in this paper is: 3layer structure, optimizer is adam, loss function is mse, number of nodes in hidden layer is 20, learning rate is 0.001. 100 iterations. compared with bp and svm, lstm has better prediction results. figure 2. prediction effect of three models table 1 shows the comparison of the prediction accuracy of the two networks. table 1. comparison of prediction accuracy models mae rmse mape% lstm 7.619 10.552 2.321 bp 8.274 11.520 2.539 svm 8.505 11.919 2.610 the calculated value of lstm model of coal supply consumption of the unit is in good agreement with the actual value. the low load operation of the unit is unstable and the parameters fluctuate greatly, resulting in a relatively high error in the calculation of power supply coal consumption. the experimental results show that the prediction model used in this paper can achieve the calculation of power supply coal consumption in thermal power plants better. 4. conclusion lstm is an efficient deep learning model that can handle large amounts of data efficiently. it is proven to be more accurate and applicable by comparing with other prediction methods. for the selection of the input parameters of lstm, a maximum small-off minimum redundancy method is used to select the influences with high relevance to form the optimal set of special features. the prediction error is less than 3%, and the accuracy of the predicted coal consumption of thermal power units is high. references [1] liu b.h., fu z.g., wang p.k., et al (2018). research on the application of big data mining data technology in the analysis of energy consumption of coal-fired power plant units. proceedings of the csee, vol.12, no.38, p.3578-3587. 119 [2] du g., liao l, zhang d.l., yang k (2011). online simulation of coal consumption in thermal power plants based on bp neural network. computer simulation, vol.4, no.28, p.313-344. 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[8] liu y, li q, duan x, zhang y, yang z, che d (2018). thermodynamic analysis of a modified system for a 1000 mw single reheat ultra-supercritical thermal power plant. energy, no.145, p. 25–37.r frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 50 research on character recognition technology based on deep learning daodong xiang wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou, 325035, china abstract: in the security field, it is necessary to extract the information of each camera in real time. however, due to various reasons, each camera may have wrong shooting time, location and other information during the use process. if it cannot be found in time, it will bring great hidden danger to the security. this research based on crnn depth learning algorithm to detect and recognize the text information on these pictures, and the results can effectively improve the accuracy of recognition. keywords: deep learning; character recognition technology; complex background. 1. introduction ocr technology has a wide range of application scenarios. in many scenarios, there are requirements for text detection or character recognition, and there are more and more application scenarios for character recognition in natural scenarios. due to the diversity, complexity and many interference factors of text in natural scenes, it is still difficult to accurately detect and recognize text, which is also a current research hotspot. in the field of security, it is necessary to extract the information of each camera in real time. however, due to various reasons, the camera may have wrong shooting time, location and other information during the use process. if it cannot be found in time, it will bring great hidden dangers to the security. traditional ocr still stays on image processing and artificial feature extraction methods. in recent years, with the rapid development of image processing technology, especially the emergence of deep learning and convolutional neural networks, more and more traditional methods have been replaced by methods based on deep learning. this paper uses crnn depth learning algorithm to detect and recognize characters on complex background images in specific application scenarios to improve character recognition rate. 2. text features in complex background (1) diversity of texts different from text with regular font and neat arrangement in document images, text in complex backgrounds may have completely different fonts, colors, proportions and directions even in the same scene. (2) complexity of the background in natural scenes, the background in images and videos can be very complex. elements such as logos and tags are actually indistinguishable from real text, so it is easy to cause confusion and errors. (3) many interferences factor various interference factors, such as noise, blurring, distortion, low resolution, uneven illumination and partial occlusion, may lead to the failure of text detection and recognition. 3. deep learning method ocr identification process: ocr recognition preprocessing: graying (if it is a color image), noise reduction, binarization, character segmentation and normalization. after binarization, there are only two colors left in the image, namely black and white. one is the image background, and the other is the text to be recognized; noise reduction is very important at this stage, and the quality of noise reduction algorithm has a great impact on feature extraction. character segmentation is to divide the characters in the image into single characters one character at a time. if the text line is slanted, it is often necessary to correct the slant. normalization is to normalize the text image of a single medium to the same ruler. (2) feature extraction and dimension reduction: features are the key information used to identify characters, and each different character can be distinguished from other characters through features. for numbers and english letters, this feature extraction is relatively easy, because there are only 10 numbers and 52 english letters, all of which are small character sets. for chinese characters, feature extraction is difficult, because first of all, chinese characters are large character sets. in the national standard, there are 3755 first level chinese characters that are most commonly used; the second chinese character has a complex structure and many similar characters. after determining which feature to use, depending on the situation, it is also possible to reduce the dimension of the feature. this situation is that if the dimension of the feature is too high, the efficiency of the classifier will be greatly affected. in order to improve the recognition rate, it is often necessary to reduce the dimension. this process is also very important. it is necessary to reduce the dimension and make the feature vector after reducing the dimension retain enough information. (3) classifier design, training and actual recognition: the classifier is used for recognition, that is, for the second step, extract features from a text image to the classifier, and the classifier will classify it to tell you which text this feature should be recognized. (4) ocr recognition post-processing: post-processing is used to optimize the classification results. first, sometimes the classification of the classifier is not completely correct. for example, for the recognition of chinese characters, it is easy to recognize a character as a similar character because of 51 the existence of similar characters in chinese characters. this problem can be solved in post-processing, for example, the language model is used for correction. if the classifier identifies "where" as "where to store", it will find that "where to store" is wrong through the language model, and then correct it. second, ocr recognizes images that often have a large number of characters, and these characters are stored in complex situations such as typesetting and font size. in postprocessing, you can try to format the recognition results, such as arranging them according to the typesetting in the image. the system flow of traditional ocr technology is basically shown in the figure 1. figure 1. traditional ocr technology with the continuous development of deep learning technology, the traditional ocr technology framework is ignored. in the field of computer vision, convolutional neural networks are used to do research on ocr technology, and the recognition rate is very high, the effect is very good. you don't need to spend a lot of time designing character features. in ocr system based on deep learning, neural network model is used as feature extractor and classifier. the input is character image, and the output is recognition result, so the whole workflow becomes very simple. the typical neural network structure is shown in figure 2. figure 2. typical neural network structure neural network (nns) is an algorithm mathematical model that imitates the behavior characteristics of animal neural networks and conducts distributed parallel information processing. this kind of network relies on the complexity of the system, and achieves the purpose of processing information by adjusting the interconnection between a large number of internal nodes. the purpose of neural network design is to try to write a general network model, and then train against the data, so as to continuously improve the parameters in the model, and finally achieve the output results meet the expectations. common neural networks are as follows: feedforward neural network a unidirectional multilayer structure is adopted. each layer contains several neurons. the neurons in the same layer are not connected with each other, and the information between layers is transmitted only in one direction. the first layer is called the input layer. the last layer is the output layer. the middle layer is the hidden layer, referred to as the hidden layer. the hidden layer can be one layer. it can also be multi-layer. convolution neural network: the convolutional neural network is composed of one or more convolution layers and the top full connection layer (corresponding to the classical neural network), as well as the associated weight and pooling layer. this structure enables the convolutional neural network to use the two-dimensional structure of input data. compared with other deep learning structures, convolutional neural network can give better results in image and speech recognition. cyclic neural network rnn is a neural network used to process sequence data. it introduces structural units with "memory" property. besides this input, the calculation also includes the last calculation result. 4. crnn model structure crnn is a convolutional recurrent neural network structure, which is used to solve image-based sequence recognition problems, especially scene character recognition problems. crnn network realizes indefinite length verification, combines cnn and rnn network structures, uses bidirectional lstm cyclic network for timing training, and finally introduces ctc loss function to realize end-to-end indefinite length sequence recognition the network structure consists of three parts, from bottom to top as figure 3. (1) convolutional layer. the function is to extract feature sequences from input images. (2) cycle layer. the function is to predict the label (real value) distribution of the feature sequence obtained from the convolution layer. (3) transcription layer. the function is to convert the label distribution obtained from the loop layer into the final recognition result through de integration and other operations. figure 3. crnn network structure from: https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/43534801 5. experimental process 1)collection of data sets the pictures in this study are from real-time photos taken by cameras installed at different points. through sorting out the collected data, we found that the most prone to errors were the irregular arrangement of characters and the lack of characters. 2)dataset extension preprocess the real background texture material. for image data, expand the training data by rotating, converting, and distorting the image, and train the model on the extended data set. 3)model construction build a basic cnn network. in the training process, first y 1 52 use the standard cnn network to extract the features of the text image, then use blstm to fuse the feature vectors to extract the context features of the character sequence, then obtain the probability distribution of each column of features, and finally predict the text sequence through the transcription layer (ctc). 4)model training the specific model training process is as follows: a) zoom the input image to 32 * w * 3 b) use cnn to extract the image convolution feature, and the size is 1 * w/4 * 512. c) extract sequence features from lstm through the above input to obtain w/4 * n posterior probability matrix d) utilize ctc loss to realize one-to-one correspondence between labels and outputs for training. 6. conclusion limited by traditional computer vision algorithms, traditional ocr only performs well on regular printed documents, such as high-quality scanned documents. because traditional ocr often relies on complex process optimization and manual design to adapt to scenarios, the scenarios have poor universality, and in different business scenarios, a lot of manual fine-tuning is often required to adapt to differences; under complex scenes, the performance and accuracy of character recognition are not ideal. text recognition for images in natural scenes is much more difficult than text recognition in conventional scanned document images, because the form of text presentation in natural scenes is very complex and irregular. crnn model is trained to solve the problem that some chinese cannot be recognized, reduce the recognition error rate of some characters caused by background interference. references [1] zhang tingting. based on tesseract_ research on ocr character recognition system [d]. nanjing: nanjing university of posts and telecommunications, 2020. [2] wang yiwen. research on the application of deep convolution neural network in ocr [d]. chengdu: university of electronic science and technology of china, 2018. [3] wang yang, li zhendong, yang guanci. research on the application of ocr character recognition based on deep learning in the banking industry [j]. computer application research, 2020. [4] zhao shanshan. design and implementation of image form data recognition system based on ocr technology[d]. nanjing: southeast university, 2020. [5] zeng yue, ma mingdong. research on character recognition based on tesseract_ocr [j]. computer technology and development, 2021. [6] xiao jian. learning based ocr character recognition [j]. the computer age, 2018. [7] han ping, liu zexu. an improved method of x-ray baggage image enhancement based on gray level grouping [j]. journal of civil aviation university of china, 2011, 29 (4): 2326. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 81 the benefits and challenges of chatgpt: an overview jianyang deng1, *, yijia lin2 1 bloco china sociedade unipessoal limitada, macao, china 2 faculty of finance, city university of macau, macao, china * corresponding author: jianyang deng (email: ryan.y.deng@gmail.com) abstract: this paper provides an overview of chatgpt, a natural language processing (nlp) system developed by open ai. it discusses the features of chatgpt, its benefits, and its challenges. the paper also provides an analysis of the potential applications of chatgpt and its limitations. the paper concludes that chatgpt is a powerful nlp system that can generate human-like conversations, but it has some challenges that must be addressed. keywords: artificial intelligence; natural language processing; chatgpt; gpt-3; machine learning; deep learning. 1. introduction artificial intelligence (ai) is a rapidly growing field of computer science that focuses on creating intelligent machines that can think and act like humans. ai has been used in a variety of applications, from medical diagnosis to autonomous vehicles. moreover, ai can even be used with another frontier technology, internet of things (iot) [1], and compose a new compound technology, aiot (artificial intelligence of things). one of the most promising ai technologies is chatgpt, a natural language processing (nlp) system that can generate human-like conversations. this paper will provide an overview of chatgpt, its features, benefits, and challenges. 2. definition of artificial intelligence 2.1. what is artificial intelligence? ai is a branch of computer science that focuses on creating intelligent machines that can think and act like humans. ai systems are designed to learn from their environment and make decisions based on the data they receive. ai can be used to solve complex problems, such as medical diagnosis, autonomous vehicles, and natural language processing. moreover, it can also help to reduce the initial and operational costs of information systems, electrical systems [2], and customer service [3]. 2.2. artificial intelligence development history the history of ai has been around for centuries, since the ancient greeks first speculated about the potential of creating intelligent machines. the modern era of ai began in 1956, when a group of scientists and mathematicians gathered at dartmouth college to discuss the possibility of creating computers that could think like humans. since then, ai has continued to rapidly advance, with breakthroughs in machine learning, natural language processing, and robotics. today, ai is being used in many aspects of our lives, from healthcare and finance to retail and transportation. ai is changing how we interact with technology and how we live our lives. 2.3. types of artificial intelligence there are several types of ai, including machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing. machine learning is a type of ai that uses algorithms to learn from data and make predictions. deep learning is a type of machine learning that uses neural networks [4] to process data. natural language processing (nlp) is a type of ai that uses algorithms to understand and generate human-like conversations. 2.3.1. machine learning over the past 10 years, machine learning has been particularly successful as a form of ai. unlike traditional ai, machine learning does not require experts to provide it with knowledge. it instead uses a given task and a large data set to detect patterns and learn how to best achieve the desired outcome. this data-driven approach is often referred to as "data-driven predictions" and is also known as knowledge discovery from data. additionally, its success is attributed to the increase of available data which can be used to train the machines. nowadays, machine learning is so widespread that it is often mistaken for ai in general. related terms include data mining, big data and profiling. data mining is the process of discovering patterns from large data sets [5], while big data refers to analyzing those large data sets. profiling, on the other hand, uses automated data processing to create profiles used to make decisions about people. 2.3.2. natural language processing neural networks are a type of machine learning system that are designed to mimic the structure of the human brain. they are made up of a series of interconnected units called nodes, which are organized into layers. the input layer receives data, which is then processed by the hidden layers before being outputted at the output layer. each connection between nodes has a weight value, which determines the strength of the connection. the inputs are multiplied by the weights and summed at each node, and the resulting value is transformed by an activation function, which is often a sigmoid function, tanh, or relu. these functions are used because they have a mathematically convenient derivative, making it easier to compute the error delta with respect to individual weights. 3. overview of chatgpt 3.1. what is chatgpt? chatgpt is a natural language processing (nlp) system 82 developed by openai. it is designed to generate human-like conversations by understanding the context of a conversation and generating appropriate responses. chatgpt is based on a deep learning model called gpt-3, which is trained on a large dataset of conversations. 3.2. features of chatgpt chatgpt has several features that make it a powerful nlp system. it is able to understand the context of a conversation and generate appropriate responses. it can also generate responses in multiple languages, including english, spanish, french, and german. additionally, chatgpt is able to generate responses in different styles, such as formal, informal, and humorous. 4. benefits of chatgpt 4.1. increased efficiency chatgpt can help increase efficiency by automating conversations. this can save time and resources, as it eliminates the need for manual conversations. additionally, chatgpt can generate responses quickly, allowing for faster conversations. with chatgpt, businesses can quickly and accurately answer customer queries, freeing up resources and providing a more personalized customer experience. unlike traditional ai solutions, chatgpt is powered by a large-scale pre-trained language model, which enables it to quickly and accurately understand customer questions and generate natural-sounding responses. chatgpt's advanced nlp technology is unparalleled in its ability to provide businesses with a comprehensive, personalized customer experience. this technology has helped numerous businesses improve their customer service and increase their efficiency, allowing them to focus on more important tasks and further grow their business. 4.2. improved accuracy chatgpt can generate more accurate responses than manual conversations. this is because it is trained on a large dataset of conversations, allowing it to understand the context of a conversation and generate appropriate responses. the chatgpt improved accuracy (cga) model is a powerful natural language processing (nlp) system that utilizes a deep learning-based artificial intelligence (ai) architecture to produce accurate and meaningful conversations. by utilizing a pre-trained model from openai's gpt-3, cga is able to generate realistic and engaging conversations based on given input. cga's accuracy and generative capabilities are further enhanced by its ability to learn from its own mistakes, allowing it to adapt to new contexts and produce more accurate results. cga has been tested in many domains, including chatbot conversations, customer service conversations, and automated customer support. recent research has shown that cga has achieved an impressive level of accuracy and generative capabilities, outperforming other popular nlp models in terms of accuracy, coherence, and readability. 4.3. cost savings chatgpt is a novel language generation model developed by openai that has the potential to significantly reduce costs for businesses that rely on customer service chatbots. one of the key benefits of chatgpt is its ability to generate humanlike responses in real-time, which can help to reduce the need for costly human customer service representatives. additionally, chatgpt is able to learn and improve over time, further reducing the need for expensive manual updates to chatbot responses. these features make chatgpt an attractive solution for businesses looking to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their customer service operations. 5. challenges of chatgpt 5.1. security concerns as with any advanced machine learning system, chatgpt raises potential security concerns. one major concern is the risk of adversarial attacks, in which an attacker attempts to manipulate the model by providing malicious inputs that cause it to produce incorrect or undesirable outputs. another concern is the potential for chatgpt to be used to spread misinformation or propaganda, particularly if it is integrated into platforms that have a wide reach such as social media. additionally, chatgpt's ability to generate human-like text raises the risk of impersonation and identity theft. it is important for businesses and organizations to carefully consider these risks and implement appropriate measures to mitigate them when using chatgpt or similar technologies. 5.2. limited capabilities although chatgpt is a powerful language generation model, it does have certain limitations. one major limitation is that it is only able to generate text based on the input provided to it, and it does not have access to external information or the ability to browse the internet. this means that it is unable to provide accurate or up-to-date information on a wide range of topics, and it may not be able to generate responses to complex or unconventional questions. another limitation is that chatgpt is trained on a large dataset of human language, and as a result it may produce responses that contain biased or offensive language. it is important for users of chatgpt to be aware of these limitations and to use the model appropriately. 6. conclusion in conclusion, chatgpt is a powerful nlp system that can generate human-like conversations. it has several benefits, such as increased efficiency, improved accuracy, and cost savings. however, it also has some challenges, such as security concerns and limited capabilities. despite these challenges, chatgpt is a promising ai technology that can be used to automate conversations and generate more accurate responses. acknowledgment i would like to express my sincere gratitude to my family for their patience and support throughout the writing of 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[4] j. deng, c. -s. lam, m. -c. wong, s. -w. sin and r. paulo martins "instantaneous power quality indices detection under frequency deviated environment." iet science, measurement & technology 13.8 (2019), pp. 1111-1121 [5] han, pei, and kamber 2011, p. 33. see also frawley et al. 1992, who describe data mining as "the nontrivial extraction of implicit, previously unknown, and potentially useful information from data." frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 56 research on intelligent detection system for predicting membrane pollution mengyu zhang *, chunqing li college of computer and software, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china * corresponding author: mengyu zhang (email: 1635779932@qq.com) abstract: membrane bioreactor (mbr) is a new sewage treatment system that organically combines membrane separation technology and biological treatment technology. the key problem restricting the development of mbr is membrane pollution. this paper summarizes the main causes of membrane pollution and common treatment methods, and puts forward a new method of membrane pollution prevention intelligent detection system. the intelligent detection system can be divided into four modules: data acquisition module, real-time data transmission module, online prediction module and real-time display module, which are used to monitor the actual situation of sewage treatment, thus reducing membrane pollution and improving. keywords: mbr; membrane pollution; intelligent detection system; partial least squares method. 1. introduction mbr (membrane bio-reactor) is a new type of wastewater treatment system that organically combines membrane separation technology and biological treatment technology [1-3]. a key factor that restricts the development of mbr is membrane pollution. membrane pollution directly leads to the decline of membrane flux (referring to the amount of fluid passing through unit membrane area in unit time), which greatly shortens the service time of membrane, resulting in the decline of mbr performance and the increase of operating power. 2. prevention and control methods of membrane pollution 2.1. membrane pollution influence parameters membrane fouling is a key factor affecting mbr efficiency, and membrane flux is an important indicator of membrane fouling. the decline of membrane flux is affected by many factors, including sludge particle size, sludge concentration, soluble microorganisms, suspended solids in mixture and water pressure. the main influencing parameters of membrane flux are as follows: (1) sludge concentration one of the most critical factors for the decline of membrane flux is the sludge concentration. the membrane pollution is negatively correlated with the sludge concentration index. when the sludge concentration is low, the adsorption capacity of sludge to organic matters decreases, the deposition of organic matters on the membrane surface increases, and the membrane pollution increases [4]. (2) sludge particle size the particle size of sludge is also an important factor that determines the membrane pollution, which is negatively correlated with the particle size of sludge [5]. when the particle size of sludge is small, it is easy to immerse in the membrane surface. after many times of deposition, the resistance of filter cake layer will increase and the membrane pollution will increase. (3) soluble microorganism soluble microorganisms have a negative correlation with membrane pollution. compared with extracellular polymers, soluble microorganisms are easier to accumulate in mbr. with the increase of soluble microbial concentration, membrane pollution is more serious. (4) sludge viscosity sludge viscosity is positively correlated with membrane fouling. tao [6] and others believe that the increase of sludge eps production will increase the viscosity of activated sludge, resulting in serious membrane pollution. (5) zeta potential of sludge zeta potential of sludge is an important parameter to characterize sludge electrification performance, and membrane fouling is negatively correlated with zeta potential of sludge [7]. (6) hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity between membranes the hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity between membranes is an important factor affecting membrane fouling, which is negatively correlated with the hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity between membranes. 2.2. common control methods the key factor causing membrane pollution is membrane flux, so the prevention and control of membrane pollution are mostly carried out around solving the problem of membrane flux. among them, chemical cleaning and physical cleaning are the most widely used. physical cleaning includes online air cleaning and online backwash. this is a relatively simple cleaning method [8,9]. the existing equipment blower and backwash pump are used for direct cleaning. if the physical cleaning effect is not good, chemical cleaning should be used. chemical cleaning is to add chemicals for cleaning, acidic agents (hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, citric acid, etc.) for organic pollution and alkaline agents (sodium hypochlorite, caustic soda, etc.) for inorganic pollution are better than physical cleaning [10]. 3. intelligent detection system for me-mbrane pollution 3.1. intelligent detection system settings the intelligent detection system is used for online 57 monitoring of membrane permeability in a real sewage treatment plant using mbr technology [11]. the mbr sewage treatment process includes anaerobic tank, anoxic tank and aerobic tank. first of all, pre-treatment is carried out to screen and precipitate the pollutants in mbr. the biological reaction tank includes anaerobic tank, anoxic tank and aerobic tank. on the basis of the mbr system, the mbr system is equipped with a collection sensor and mixer for process variables to ensure the full mixing of the mixture full mixing of the mixture. acknowledgment. the data of water treatment can be obtained by connecting the intelligent detection system with sensors. the intelligent detection system consists of four parts: data acquisition module, real-time data transmission module, online prediction module and real-time display module. the data acquisition module is used to obtain the value of process variables from the sensor. the real-time data transmission module is used to transfer data from the sensor to the local programmable logic controller (plc). due to its small size and convenient installation, the protocol converter is used as the communication channel of the data transmission module. the online prediction module aims to predict the pollution through the membrane flux based on soft computing [12-15]. the real-time display module has an extremely effective role, allowing the system administrator to monitor the membrane pollution status online and take appropriate actions. 3.2. plsr parameter selection plsr (partial least squares regression) is a linear regression modeling method, which can make a richer and more detailed interpretation of the model [16] this paper selects plsr method to screen variables, with the purpose of selecting the factors that have the strongest impact on the output parameters and screening out the factors that have the smallest impact on the output parameters, so as to reduce the dimension of the data set, reduce the calculation amount and improve the accuracy of membrane pollution detection[1618]. (1) preprocess the analysis variables to obtain the standardized order of magnitude. ui=xwi , vi = yci (1) x=∑ ui n i=1 pi t+e，y=∑ vi n i=1 qi t+g (2) in formula (3-1), and are the eigenvectors of the largest eigenvalues of the symmetric matrices x and y, and the first pair of principal components of x and y are calculated according to the eigenvectors of the largest eigenvalues. regression modeling of principal components of x and y according to formula (3-2) (2) the linear regression equation is constructed after the internal relationship is established through plsr. the linear regression equation between and is shown in equations (3-3) and (3-4), where is the regression coefficient between and. u^i = uiti (3) bi = ui tbi ti tti (4) (3) the predicted fitting value of the new sample is obtained, and the number of extracted components is determined by the cross-degree criterion. y^j ∝ = xjb ∝ + c∝ (5) qh 2 = ∑ (yj − y^i h)2h j=1 ∑ (yj − y^i h−1)2h j=1 (6) the prediction fitting value formula of the new sample j (j=1,2...... m) based on all samples is shown in formula (3-5), where is the process vector of sample j, is the regression coefficient variable, and is the offset. the final number of extracted components is determined by the cross-validity criterion according to formula (3-6), where h is the extracted fraction. when<0.075, the model meets the accuracy requirements, the algorithm will be stopped. 4. conclusion membrane bioreactor has been widely used to treat wastewater from wastewater treatment plants [19]. in the application of sewage treatment, rapid and accurate membrane flux prediction can monitor the situation of sewage treatment in real time, monitor the change of mbr in advance, and timely replace or clean the membrane when the membrane flux decreases, which can better predict the performance of mbr sewage treatment [20]. the intelligent detection system used in this paper can monitor the conditions of various parameters in mbr in real time, and can predict the situation of membrane pollution in advance. in addition, the system is cheap, with light calculation burden, and can be widely used acknowledgment the research was supported by the national natural science foundation of china (51378358) and the national natural science foundation of china (50808130). references [1] ming, feng, tay, et al. the feasibility of nanofiltration membrane bioreactor (nf-mbr)+ reverse osmosis (ro) process for water reclamation: comparison with ultrafiltration membrane bioreactor (uf-mbr)+ro process[j]. water research a journal of the international water association, 2018. 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[20] zhao t , lo c t , qian k . a neural-network based ddos detection system using hadoop and hbase[c]// 2015 ieee 17th international conference on high performance computing and communications (hpcc), 2015 ieee 7th international symposium on cyberspace safety and security (css) and 2015 ieee 12th international conf on embedded software and systems (icess). ieee, 2015. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 12 crowd counting based on context-aware and multi scale feature fusion guoli zhang tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china abstract: crowd counting plays an important role in public security. estimating the number of people in an image with congested crowd accurately is a challenging task. the crowd counting method based on fully convolutional network can perform well in crowd image with complex scene. in this paper, to address the counting problems of occlusion，background clutter and perspective effect, we proposed a simple but effective method called context-aware multi scale fusion network(cmf net).the cmf net applied vgg network as backbone to extract coarse features. then, three context-aware multi-scale fusion modules (cmfm) are adopted. each cmfm consist of multi-scale feature extraction module (mem) and context-aware feature extraction module (cem). in addition, we propose adaptively dense connection to promoted information transmission in the counting network. experiments on four datasets demonstrate that our network achieves competitive and effective results. keywords: crowd counting; deep learning; computer vision; attention mechanism; feature fusion. 1. introduction with the development of urbanization, a large number of congested crowd scenes have been appeared in large city. and it hides many safety hazards. in this year,29nd october 2022, over 150 people dead after stampede at halloween event in seoul, south korea. therefore, researching of crowd counting is extremely important in intelligent surveillance, disaster management and social distance monitoring. in figure 1, we shown the crowd scenes with different density. figure 1. crowd scenes with different density level traditional crowd counting method based on object detection [1] is not suitable for highly congested scene. inspired by the success of deep convolutional networks, varieties of crowd counting method based on cnn have been proposed. these networks usually adopt an encoder-decoder structure, and generated the predicted density map. due to perspective effect of different camera viewpoint, the scale of people in the image varies dramatically. and counting in an image also has other problems, such as occlusion, illumination changes, background noises and clutter. to solve these difficulties, mcnn [2] adopt a multi-column cnn network to capture scale-aware features with different receptive fields. cp-cnn [3] designed a context-aware pyramid network to combine the local and global features. csr-net[4] employed a deeper single-column network, it adopted dilated six convolutional layers to further enlarge receptive fields.[5] analyzed the impact of the wrong predictions on background regions in crowd counting. in summary, we analyzed that the context information, enlarging the receptive fields and multi-scale feature extraction are the keys to solve the problems of crowd counting. in this paper, the contributions of our work are as follows: we proposed a single-column and multi-branch structure based on dilated convolutional layers with different rates to extract multi-scale features. it can solve the problem of perspective effect. and we proposed adaptively dense connection to promote the information transmission. we applied attention mechanism to capture context-aware features. this context information can effectively handle the large scenes variations among the crowd images. we introduced a novel crowd counting network (cmf net) by end-to-end structure. extensive experiments on four datasets demonstrate that our network is effective and competitive to handle the problem of perspective effect. 2. proposed method in this section, we firstly described the overall network of our cmf net in figure 2. and then we have to introduce the detailed information about multi-scale feature extraction module (msm), context feature extraction module (cfm) and adaptively dense connection. 2.1. overview crowd counting task is regarded as a density map regression problem from an image. we adopted the first 10 layers of vgg16[6] networks as the backbone of the cmf net because of it can balance feature extraction efficiency and computational complexity. due to avoid overfitting and the number of dataset imagers is not sufficient, we adopted transfer learning on imagenet dataset of classification task to pre-train vgg16 network. the backbone’s output resolution is 1/8 size of original input image. the output feature of image i are generated by: f =𝑣 ℱ (𝐼)𝑣𝑔𝑔 (1) then, we applied context-aware multi-scale fusion 13 modules (cmfm) to capture multi-scale features and context information. subsequently, we enhanced the resolution of the feature map by up sampling with the factor of 2. we repeated this procedure for 3 times and use adaptively dense connections to increase information transmission. finally, two dilated and one kernel size of 1*1 convolutional layer as back end to generate a density map of input image. 2.2. context-aware multi-scale fusion module due to perspective effect, the people scale in one image change dramatically. and the scenes in training set differ from one another. [7] proved that context information is helpful for crowd counting task. therefore, fusing the multi scale features and context information is the main solution of the problem. we proposed context-aware multi-scale fusion module (cmfm), it consist of multi-scale feature extraction module (mem) and context-aware feature extraction module (cem). at last, we fused these features with residual connection, element-wise product and addition. the description of cmfm in figure 3. 2.2.1. multi-scale feature extraction module (mem) inspired by aspp [8], we designed a multi branch pyramid structure with aurous convolution layers to capture multi scale features. each module has four parallel dilated convolutional layers with different dilation rates. the output feature of mem contains multi scale information of crowd image. then, to balance the counting efficiency and the number of computational parameters, we adopted the way of cascade to fuse pyramid features. 2.2.2. context-aware feature extraction module (cem) we utilized attention mechanism to extract the contextaware information. this pixel-wise context information based on attention can highlight the foreground information of people’s head and suppress the noise of background region. making the network pay more attention to the crowd region. the cem consist of channel attention branch and space attention branch. we devided the cbam figure 2. the architecture of our proposed cmf net. the convolution layers are designed as conv (input channels, output channels, kernel size, padding, dilation rate) network [9] to get the two branches. and combined them in parallel way. the attention masks generated by cem produced the multi-scale feature from the mem. at last, we applied residual connection and element-wise addition to fuse context-aware features and original feature map. the procedure can be formulated as follows: 𝑀𝑐(𝐹𝑖𝑛) = 𝜎 (𝑀𝐿𝑃(𝐴𝑣𝑔𝑃𝑜𝑜𝑙(𝐹𝑖𝑛)) + 𝑀𝐿𝑃(𝑀𝑎𝑥𝑃𝑜𝑜𝑙(𝐹𝑖𝑛))) (2) 𝑀𝑠(𝐹𝑖𝑛) = 𝜎(𝑓7×7([𝐴𝑣𝑔𝑃𝑜𝑜𝑙(𝐹𝑖𝑛); 𝑀𝑎𝑥𝑃𝑜𝑜𝑙(𝐹𝑖𝑛)])) (3) fout = mc × fms + ms × fms + fin (4) where 𝑀𝑐(𝐹𝑖𝑛) represents the channel-wise attention weights generated by channel attention branch of cem and 𝑀𝑠(𝐹𝑖𝑛) represents the spatial attention weights. mlp is the abbreviation of multi-layer perceptron. σ denotes sigmoid function. 𝑓7×7 represent the convolutional layer with the kernel size of 7×7.𝐹𝑖𝑛 ,𝐹𝑚𝑠,𝐹𝑜𝑢𝑡denotes the input feature map, multi-scale feature and the output feature map of the whole cmfm respectively. 2.3. adaptively dense connection the decoder of cmf net adopted gradually up sample strategy. thus, common dense connection [10] is not suitable for our network. we designed a refine block to up sample and refine the low-resolution feature map. then, we combined the refine block and dense connection as adaptively dense connection. the detailed description of adaptively dense connection is in figure 4. it is helpful for the back propagation during the training and enhance the information transmission, thereby we can apply deeper network. 2.4. loss function we use euclidean distance loss as the loss function of our network to measure the pixel-wise difference between the predicted density map and the ground truth density map, the description of loss function are as follows: l(xi, θ) = 1 2n ∑ ||f(xi, θ) − di||2 2n i=1 (5) where n represents the number of training images. xi is the input image. θ are the parameters of our network? f(xi, θ) represents the predicted density map and the di represents the ground truth density map. figure 3. the architecture of cmfm. the cam and sam represent the channel attention module (eq.2.) and the spatial attention module (eq.3.). figure 4. this is the description of our adaptively dense connection 3. experiments in this section, firstly we introduced the evaluation metrics. then, we described our implementation details. at last, we compared our network to other functions 3.1. evaluation metrics consistent with the mainstream methods, we adopted mean absolute error (mae) and mean square error (mse) to evaluate the performance of our network, which are defined as: mae = 1 n ∑ |ci pre − ci gt | n i=1 14 and mse = √ 1 𝑁 ∑(𝐶𝑖 𝑝𝑟𝑒 − 𝐶𝑖 𝑔𝑡 )2 𝑁 𝑖=1 where n is the number of images. the c_i^pre represent the predicted number of people in the i-th image. and the c_i^gt is the ground truth number of crowd people. 3.2. implementation details in the training stage of our experiment, we set the learning rate at 0.00001 and adopt adam optimizer. in our approach, the size of input feature is arbitrary. we set the batch size to 1 for the datasets that have arbitrary size images. and we adopted the batch size of 4 for the shanghai tech_ part_ b dataset with fixed size images. for each dataset, we applied 300 epochs training our model. we use pytorch1.7 as deep learning framework to implement our method. nvidia 3090 gpu is the hardware platform of our experiment. 3.3. experimental comparison we test our network on three publicly dataset: shanghaies, ucf-cc-50 and ucf-qnrf. the summarization of datasets as shown in table 1. and the comparison with other experiments are as shown in table 2. and in table 2, denotes there is no experimental data in original paper. among these datasets, we summarized that shanghaies and ucf-qnrf have a medium-level density crowd distribution. ucf-cc-50 dataset has the largest average number of people in the images. shanghaies has a relatively sparse crowd density distribution. table 1 display the comparison among these networks. in summary, our cmf net has a good performance for sparse and medium-level density scenes. 3.4. ablation study in this section, we analyzed the effectiveness of each module of our network. we have ablation study on shanghaies dataset. the experimental comparisons are in table 3. table 1. the datasets summarization datasets resolution train set test set max min avg sha arbitrary 300 182 3,139 33 501 shb 1024*768 400 316 578 9 123 ucf50 arbitrary 50 50 4,543 94 1,279 qnrf arbitrary 1201 334 12,865 49 815 table 2. the datasets summarization method shanghaitech_a shanghaitech_b ucf-cc-50 ucf-qnrf mae mse mae mse mae mse mae mse mcnn 110.2 173.2 26.4 41.3 377.6 509.1 277 426 mscnn 83.8 127.4 17.7 30.2 363.7 468.4 swichcnn 90.4 135.0 21.6 33.4 318.1 439.2 228.0 445.0 csrnet 68.2 115.0 10.6 16.0 266.1 397.5 120.3 208.5 lsc-cnn 66.4 117.0 8.1 12.7 225.6 302.7 120.5 218.2 mdcount 84.2 130.7 11.8 19.15 103.1 158.1 111.3 203 ligmsa 76.6 121.4 10.9 17.5 231.5 339.7 ours 65.2 110.3 8.2 11.9 166.3 285.7 110.7 201.3 table 3. the effects of each modules shanghaitech_a mae mse backbone 71.1 121.4 backbone+cmfm(mem) 70.3 119.0 backbone+cmfm(mem+cem) 69.1 118.7 backbone+cmfm*2 68.2 116.1 backbone+cmfm*3 66.9 114.0 backbone+cmfm*3+adaptively dense connection 65.2 110.3 the results shown the modules we proposed are effective for crowd counting task. 4. conclusion in this paper, we present a crowd counting architecture named cmf net. to solve the problem of perspective effect, we proposed multi-scale feature extraction module and fused context information. we adopted adaptively dense connect to further promote information transmission. the results of extensive experiments shown our cmf net achieves competitive performance in accuracy and robustness. references [1] dollar p, wojek c, schiele b and perona p 2012 pedestrian detection: an evaluation of the state of the art ieee transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence 34(4) pp 743–761. 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[10] gao h, zhuang l, laurens van der m and kilian q. w 2017 densely connected convolutional networks proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition (cvpr) pp. 4700-4708. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 13 smart home design based on alibaba cloud zhigang lu, jian hu, tao niu, yonggang zuo anhui industry polytechnic, tongling, china. abstract: with the continuous progress of science and technology, the pace of social informatization is also accelerating, people's demand for a safe, comfortable and controllable intelligent home environment is growing. in this paper, we design a iot based on ali cloud platform control system of smart home solutions, choose stm32 microcontroller as the main control unit, ali as a hardware device, a time server and related sensors for home fire alarm, intelligent entrance guard, infrared detection, temperature and humidity detection display, light intensity, and other functions. the esp8266 module is used as the wireless communication module to realize the data communication between hardware and software. a wechat small program is designed as the upper computer of the user terminal to realize the intelligent management of the user terminal for home. users can check the running status of related devices at home at any time in the wechat mini program, such as temperature and humidity, smoke status, and whether someone has invaded. keywords: internet of things; alibaba cloud; wechat applet. 1. introduction with the continuous development of communication technology, iot related technologies and applications have been rapidly developed in the past few years. internet of things (iot) is the interconnection of things and things. it uses computer technology, wireless sensor technology, rfid radio frequency identification technology, etc., based on the internet, to achieve the "communication" between people and things, things and things. the application of internet of things technology in smart home control system aims to connect electrical appliances and living facilities in the home together to achieve video surveillance, intelligent anti-theft, intelligent lighting, intelligent electrical control, intelligent door and window control, intelligent audio-visual system control and other functions .users can achieve remote realtime control of lights, curtains and appliances at home through computers, tablets and smart phones. the system is simple, practical, easy to operate and easy to maintain, and it can monitor the home environment and remotely operate some devices through the human-computer interaction interface, which has certain practical value. 2. overall design of the system the architecture of iot can be divided into perception layer, network layer (transport layer) and application layer . the perception layer is used to sense and collect all kinds of information in the physical world, and uses the communication module to realize the connection between the physical entity and the network. this system uses infrared sensor, temperature sensor, smoke sensor and flame sensor to collect environmental information. in addition, also connected to the buzzer, fans, lights and other electrical equipment, used to simulate remote control. when the data collected by the sensor is greater than the threshold set in the hardware program, the buzzer rings the alarm. the network layer is used to complete the transmission, routing and control of information. it is the intermediary between the sensing layer and the application layer, and is responsible for receiving the data of the sensing layer and transmitting the data to the application layer. in this system, esp8266 module is used as the wireless communication module to send the data collected by hardware to aliyun platform for processing. the application layer is the remote terminal, this design uses the mobile phone wechat small program as the remote terminal to achieve remote control. the application layer is connected through the wifi hotspot to obtain the data information of the perception layer of aliyun server. the app can display the data information collected by the sensor, namely the current temperature, smoke concentration, and whether flame is detected. at the same time, the wechat small program can also realize the remote control of electrical equipment, such as buzzer, fan, lamp, etc., so as to realize the home safety protection management function. the overall block diagram of the system is shown in figure 1. the system is composed of four parts: main controller, sensor module, wireless communication module and cloud server. the user clicks on the small program side, and the web page sends corresponding requests to the cloud server background. the cloud server background combined with the communication background sends instructions to the main controller, which processes the instructions from the server and sends them to the node. the node controls the relay according to the instructions to complete the lighting control. the master controller sends instructions to the sensor node every once in a while, to request sensor data, and uploads it to the server. the mini program side periodically refreshes sensor information. stm32 temperature and humidity detection light intensity detection smoke detection rfid access control detection infrared obstacle detection temperature and humidity display door lock control smoke alarm device temperature and humidity regulation obstacle alarm device mobile phone and computer oled display power signal transmission and reception wifi signal reception and upload figure 1. overall block diagram of the system 14 3. system function realization the system realizes the functions of temperature and humidity detection display and temperature regulation, light intensity detection and temperature regulation, fire alarm, access control switch, wechat small program terminal control and information acquisition. the intelligent terminal mainly realizes three functions: data collection of smart home environment factors, data uploading cloud platform, and response to control instructions of host computer. the system uses the stm32 chip development board, and realizes the data acquisition of temperature and humidity detection and light intensity detection through external sensors. the data is uploaded through the esp8266 wi-fi module, and the master controller sends the switch signal to the relay to realize the opening and closing state of the relay control terminal equipment. 3.1. main controller low power consumption, low design cost and efficient and compact instruction set are important indicators for smart home control system to select the main control core processor. based on the actual situation, this system adopts a 32-bit microcontroller stm32f103c8t6 chip based on arm cortex-m.stm32f103c8t6 is embedded with flash program memory and has a capacity of 64kb.its low power consumption, low voltage, need voltage range 2v~3.6v;its working environment requirements are relatively loose, the working temperature range is -40°c~85°c, the system clock can be up to 72mhz, can be widely used in complex climate region. 3.2. temperature and humidity detection and temperature control function the core of the temperature and humidity detection circuit is the dht11 digital temperature and humidity sensor. dht11 temperature and humidity sensor is composed of two parts: digital acquisition module and temperature and humidity sensor module. due to its stable structure and calibrated digital signal technology, dht11 digital temperature and humidity sensor has high stability. the sensor part includes a humidity sensing element and a temperature measuring device, which is connected with a single chip microcomputer. it has strong anti-interference ability and fast response, so it has a very high cost performance. dht11 uses 4 needle single row packaging, external circuit is simple, convenient connection, and his compact size, low power consumption makes it more suitable for intelligent home music now, does not take up space, long time use will not cause a lot of power consumption. dht11 communication process, the bus is at a high level, the bus issued to wait to receive signal instruction, pull the low level, waiting for dht11 response, when the low level duration is greater than 18us, to meet the length of time dht11 received the signal, dht11 began to receive the host signal, when the host began to receive the signal, after the host sends the start signal, it waits for about 30us and reads the feedback signal from dht11. after the host sends the start signal, it can switch to the input mode, that is, output the high level, and then the bus pulls the high level by the external pull up resistor [5-7]. in the initial stage, the bus is low, dht11 sends a request response signal first, and then the bus will pull the bus up by 80us as a response. at this time, dht11 begins to prepare to send data, and every bit sends response signal in the 50us low level time slot. if the read signal is high, dht11 will not respond. at this time, it is necessary to check whether the circuit is correct. when all the data are sent, dht11 bus will be pulled down by 50us, and then the pull up resistor of the bus will enter the idle state and wait for the next signal. this system collects temperature data and air humidity data by measuring, and outputs digital information to the processor. after collecting the data through the sensor, the temperature and humidity information is displayed on the display screen after signal processing. the system is also equipped with an automatic cooling device. when the temperature is higher than the set value, the electric fan is automatically turned on to cool down, and the fan speed is adjusted with the temperature. the system can monitor the indoor temperature and humidity in real time and start the electric fan to cool down when the temperature is higher than 26 ℃. when the temperature is higher than 26 ℃, the fan has a low wind speed. when the temperature is higher than 28 ℃, the fan speed increases to medium wind speed. when the temperature is higher than 30 ° c, the wind speed is high, and the fan runs at full power and drops temperature. start bus pull up host delay 40us slave sends 80us low level read data data inspection end host pull down delay 18us whether the slave responds to the signal slave sends 80us high level n y figure 2. flow chart of temperature and humidity detection 3.3. flame smoke detection and alarm function the flame smoke detection part is composed of far-infrared flame sensor and mq-2 gas smoke sensor. the far-infrared flame sensor can detect infrared light in the wavelength range of 700 ~ 1 000 nm, and the detection angle is 60°. when the wavelength of infrared light is near 880 nm, the sensitivity is the highest. the far-infrared flame probe converts the intensity change of external infrared light into the current change, which is reflected as the value change in the range of 0 ~ 255 through a/d converter. the stronger the external infrared light, the smaller the value. the weaker the infrared light, the larger the value. send the value to stm32 to alarm 15 according to the set value. the alarm device of the system uses the buzzer to simulate the alarm, the buzzer uses low level trigger mode, through the program can be set the buzzer sound time and frequency, when the detection of flame, gas leakage or other combustible gas, the system automatically alarms (buzzer and alarm light). when encountering open fire or combustible gas, the buzzer will sound and the alarm light will flash, so as to effectively warn the home gas leakage and dangerous fire source, and bring safety protection for home life. start initialization collect smoke value wireless transmission read the numerical abnormal smoke concentration display end information alarm y n figure 3. flow chart of smoke alarm 3.4. light intensity detection this design selects the illumination intensity gy-30 detection module, its chip is bh1750fvi illumination sensor.bh1750fvi is a new 16-bit digital light intensity sensor, which can be applied to monitor the change of light intensity in a large range of places, and the accuracy of light intensity is relatively high, which meets the needs of the system. figure 4-3 shows the gy-30 detection module used in the system. the gy-30 detection module communicates with the master controller using the standard i 2 c bus protocol. firstly, the master controller will send the starting signal. then, it sends 8 bits of address data, the last bit of which is 1, indicating the read command. finally, the reply signal of bh1750fvi is read. after the final data byte is sent, the master controller generates the end signal and the data is transmitted. the data collection steps of bh1750fvi sensor are shown in the figure below start initialization collect illumination value wireless transmission read the numerical value is too large display end turn off the lights and draw the curtains y n figure 4. flow chart of illumination detection 3.5. rfid access control function rfid access control system identifies objects with electronic tags, and the access control system uses rfid readers to identify electronic tags. if the electronic tag matches the set value, it is regarded as a successful match and the door lock is opened. if it cannot be matched correctly, the door lock status remains unchanged. infrared detection automatic door opening function uses infrared obstacle avoidance sensor to detect the arrival of personnel, upload the data to the main controller stm32, control the door switch. infrared obstacle avoidance sensor is mainly composed of infrared transmitter, infrared receiver and potentiometer. according to the reflection characteristics of the object, if there is no obstacle, the infrared radiation will be weakened and disappear with its propagation distance; if there is an obstacle, when the obstacle is encountered, the ray is reflected and received by the infrared receiver, triggering the signal to change. wireless communication module: esp8266-12f is used as the wi-fi communication module. esp8266 is a low power and high integration wi-fi chip produced by lexin company, which supports 802. 11 b /g /n wireless standard, built-in tcp /ip protocol stack. itself can host programs to perform work independently; can also be carried from the machine to the host, execute the instructions of the host, play the role of wi-fi adapter, esp8266 support uart, spi, i2c, gpio and other communication interfaces. 4. small program terminal data display and control function this system uses ali cloud to build mqtt iot cloud server as the system server. through wireless wifi and terminal app, it can send instructions to the stm32 main controller to control household appliances, such as lights, tvs and electronic door locks, etc. it can also obtain the current weather conditions in real time to remind users to collect clothes when it rains. as shown in the figure below. stm32 esp8266 wifi module sens or cont rolle r dis play alibaba cloud ecs wechat applet client device side figure 5. architecture diagram of iot 4.1. wechat applet design wechat applet is a kind of application developed by tencent company without download and installation can be used, it realizes the dream of application within reach, users can open the application by scanning or searching, but also a convenient application development. small program programming using html+css+js such a combination, where wxml is used to describe the structure of the current page, wxss is used to describe the appearance of the page, js through is used to deal with the page and user interaction. 16 figure 6. wechat applet interface 5. conclusion based on the internet of things technology, this paper designs and implements a multi-functional smart home security monitoring system, which integrates the functions of home fire prevention, indoor temperature and humidity detection and regulation, rfid access control and wireless control, and will provide a more comfortable, convenient and safe experience for modern home life. it is believed that with the development of internet of things technology and the advent of 5g era, combined with cloud computing, big data and other technologies, the intelligent home system will be fully realized, and the internet of things technology will also better provide a more comfortable experience for modern home life. acknowledgments this paper is the research result of the hybrid teaching research project (2021jyxm0209) of anhui industry polytechnic on nc machining technology. supported by the provincial quality engineering project "research on hybrid teaching of numerical control processing technology" (2021jyxm0209) of colleges and universities in anhui province, the project leader niu tao gave relevant 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network that distinguishes between global and local information, which is responsible for the target overlap and background confusion problems, respectively, and finally converges and normalizes with the feature map to transform the multi-channel attention map into a single-channel density map. meanwhile the heterogeneous pyramid design alleviates the distress of scale variation and density dissimilarity. experiments on several official datasets prove the effectiveness of the scheme to enhance key information and overcome confounding factors. keywords: crowd counting; attention fusion; softmax algorithm; density map. 1. introduction dense crowd counting is defined as estimating the number of people in an image or video clip, generally using heads as the counting unit. in the density map estimation strategy, each pixel point represents the probability of this location being the center of the head, thus reducing the counting task to the accumulation of probabilities. however, in real scenarios, a robust counting model requires strong generalization ability to external disturbances such as noisy background, scale variation, mutual occlusion, perspective distortion, etc. traditional counting networks rely on multi-column architectures to extract features at different scales while focusing on valuable visual information based on attention mechanisms. 1.1. multi-scale feature extraction strategy this strategy emphasizes that targets at different scales need to be perceived by perceptual fields of different sizes, which is generally implemented using a multi-column convolutional architecture. mcnn [1] first uses a threecolumn network architecture to extract multi-scale features to accommodate scale variations due to different camera angles. inspired by mcnn [1], switching-cnn [2] retains the multicolumn mode, adds a classifier to select the best branch suitable for the current scale, and then adaptively fuse the multi-scale information. further, csrnet [3] adapts a dilated convolutional layer to increase the receptive field as an alternative to the pooling operations, but it tends to lead to grid effects, further leading to local information loss. sanet [4] sets inception layout in the encoder to extract multi-scale features and adds transposed convolution in the decoder to generate high-resolution density maps. 1.2. attention mechanism guidance strategy attention mechanism is activated by the sigmoid function, which directs the model to focus on regions where the signal response is obvious and suppresses background noise, thus acting as a top-level supervision. asnet [5] considers the density of different regions in an image varies greatly, leading to heterogeneous counting performance, and therefore proposes density attention networks to provide multi-scale attention masks for convolutional extraction units. hanet [6] utilizes progressive embedding of scale-context fusion channel attention with spatial attention, without considering that there are differences in the supervised objects of attention in the local and global cases. ranet [7] emphasizes on attention optimisation, using two modules to handle global attention and local attention separately, and then finally fusing them based on the interdependencies between features, but the dependencies are difficult to determine. recognizing that it is often difficult to generate accurate attention maps directly, cfanet [8] turns to a coarse-to-fine progressive attention mechanism through two branches, the crowd region identifier (crr) and the density level estimator (dle). 2. proposed method 2.1. the main network structure this paper aims to establish a crowd counting framework that is suitable for dense scenes. the architecture of the proposed method is illustrated in figure 1. it includes a primary feature extractor taken from the vgg-16 [9] model as the backbone, two heterogeneous pyramid modules acting on global and local information encoding, respectively, and dual-track stacking to obtain the hybrid features, activated to get attention and then fused with the multi-channel feature map to obtain the final predicted density map. the local information encoding stage is a shallow network, capable of exploiting more fine-grained feature information and thus filtering complex backgrounds with other non-target entities. a four-branch pyramidal architecture is specifically used, with increasing convolutional kernel size from top to bottom and progressively larger perceptual fields. the global information encoding stage has a deeper layer of network with enhanced nonlinearity, fuller perceptual field, and richer semantic information. it is used to deal with the dense occlusion of human head and has good learning ability for irregular density distribution as well. to reduce the parameter overhead, a three-way merge is used, and the filter size is also chosen among 1 1 , 3 3 , and 5 5 . 36 figure 1. overall architecture of the proposed network the dual-track features are merged and split in two again. in the top-side pathway, the probability distribution between [0,1] is generated via relu and sigmoid activation functions in turn, i.e., hybrid attention. and in the bottom-side pathway, two 33 convolution kernels are used to reform the feature information first, and then 11 convolution is used to adjust it to the exact same size as the hybrid attention, i.e., the multichannel feature map. for the fusion strategy, we introduce the softmax function, which converts the multi-channel attention map into a single-channel density map, a move that eliminates the need for the network to resort to costly and poorly robust attention labels. in detail, the hybrid attention is normalized by softmax and each pixel can learn the dynamic weight of this location in all channel layers. then, it is multiplied with the multi-channel feature maps pairwise, and finally, all channels are summed vertically to obtain the final prediction map of fused attention to features, denoted by 1 h w pref   . ( )( ) , , , 1 1 1i j c pre att mul k i j k i h f softmax f f j w=   =      (1) 2.2. loss function in this paper, we choose the mean absolute error (mae) to measure the pixel-level error values between the final prediction map and the labels, denoted by prel . ( ) 2 2 1 1 ; n gt pre i i i l p x g n = =  − (2) where n is the number of images in a training batch, ix denotes the current training image,  is a set of learnable parameters, so ( ; )ip x  represents the prediction map for it, and gt ig refers to its ground-truth density map. 3. experiments and results analysis 3.1. experimental detail to ensure the experimental authority, four official datasets, shanghaitech(a&b) [1], ucf_cc_50 [10], and ucf-qnrf [11], are used in this paper. among them, the ucf_cc_50 dataset has a limited number of samples, and we follow the official recommendation of 5-fold cross-validation for testing. we generate training labels by blurring each head annotation with a gaussian function. in detail, for crowdsparse datasets, such as shanghaitech part b, we use fixedsize kernels, while for other datasets with denser scenes, geometric adaptive kernel based on the nearest neighbor algorithm is utilized. except for primary feature extractor, the parameters of the subsequent layers are randomly initialized by a gaussian distribution with a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 0.01. for training details, we choose the adam optimizer to retrain the model, with an initial learning rate of 1e-4, halved every 100 rounds. there are two mainstream metrics for evaluating the performance in crowd counting task: mean absolute error (mae) and mean squared error (mse). they are defined as follows. 1 1 n i i i mae p g n = = − (3) 21 1 n i in i mse p g = = − (4) 3.2. comparison experiment we demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method on four official datasets, and the experimental results are shown in table 1 (the best performance is indicted by bold and the second best is underlined). in the shanghaitech part_a dataset, our mae is 0.33% ahead of hanet; for the ucf_cc_50 dataset, it outperforms the asnet result by 4.5%, while the mse is 2.59% ahead. also, in the ucfqnrf dataset, we improve the mse metric by 1.03%. to visually compare the effectiveness of the proposed method with ranet, we select the representative samples from each dataset for counting tests, as shown in figure 2. further, to observe the overall prediction effect of the two on shanghaitech part_a dataset, we aggregate the pre-gt information for the entire sample in this dataset and plot it as a scatter diagram with regression lines, the results of which are shown in figure 3, where the red auxiliary line y=x indicates the ideal case of 100% accuracy in counting. qualitatively, the closeness of the blue regression line to the auxiliary line y=x is positively correlated with the quality of the prediction; quantitatively, the closer the coefficient of determination 2r of the regression line is to 1, the lower the overall error fluctuation is. 37 table 1. comparison with different methods on four challenging datasets method part_a part_b ucf_cc_50 ucf-qnrf mae mse mae mse mae mse mae mse bl[12] 62.8 101.8 7.7 12.7 229.3 308.2 88.7 154.8 ranet[7] 59.4 102 7.9 12.9 239.8 319.4 111 190 asnet[5] 57.78 90.13 174.84 251.63 91.59 159.71 libranet[13] 55.9 97.1 7.3 11.3 181.2 262.2 88.1 143.7 amsnet[14] 56.7 93.4 6.7 10.2 208.4 297.3 101.8 163.2 uot[15] 58.1 95.9 6.5 10.2 83.3 142.3 urc[16] 68.2 115 10.6 16 293.99 443.09 128.13 218.05 dkpnet[17] 55.6 91 6.6 10.9 81.4 147.2 hanet[6] 54.9 91.2 6.8 11.5 195.2 268.6 98 179 d2c[18] 59.6 100.7 6.7 10.7 221.5 300.7 84.8 145.6 ours 54.72 93.76 7.12 12.86 166.97 245.12 83.02 140.84 input ranet gt sh an gh a it e ch a sh an gh a it e ch b u c f_ c c _ 5 0 u c fq n r f count:1309.83 count:1229.57 count:1213 count:122.35 count:116.02 count:115 ours figure 2. visual comparison of different methods figure 3. scatter plot vs. regression line for different methods 4. conclusion in this paper, we dissect the current problems faced by dense crowd counting, including noisy background, mutual occlusion and variable scale. a dual-track network is designed, using heterogeneous pyramid modules to obtain global and local features respectively, which are transformed into hybrid attention based on the softmax algorithm and fused with highresolution feature maps to effectively deal with the problem of responsible target overlap and background confusion, on the other hand, the pyramid paradigm itself has strong learning capability for variable scales. experiments show that this strategy is effective and has more stable performance. 38 references [1] zhang y, zhou d, chen s, et al. single-image crowd counting via multi-column convolutional neural network[c] //proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. 2016: 589-597. 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[18] cheng j, xiong h, cao z, et al. decoupled two-stage crowd counting and beyond[j]. ieee transactions on image processing, 2021, 30: 2862-2875. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 84 application of ecological planting and breeding mode in guangxi based on internet plus fei chen, dichen guan school of nanning university, guangxi 530000, china abstract: with the arrival of the internet plus era, various industries are constantly exploring how to use the advantages of internet plus to improve production efficiency and economic benefits. in the field of agriculture, the ecological planting and breeding model has received increasing attention and promotion in guangxi due to its environmentally friendly, healthy and safe characteristics. the article will take internet plus as the background to build a scientific planting and breeding ecological model, discuss the application of the ecological planting and breeding model of "enterprise+ breeding farm+ farmers" in mashan county, guangxi, and put forward development suggestions for the challenges facing the model. strengthening the organic combination of ecological planting and breeding model and internet technology can further exert its advantages and promote the sustainable development of ecological environment and economy, it is of positive significance for promoting the development of the planting and breeding industry in poverty-stricken areas and carrying out poverty alleviation work. keywords: internet plus; ecological breeding; breeding mode. 1. overview of ecological breeding models with the arrival of the internet plus era and the rapid development of information technology, a variety of digital, intelligent and internet based products and services are emerging, which has brought huge transformation opportunities to the agricultural industry. the traditional planting and breeding model faces many challenges, and the ecological planting and breeding model under the background of internet plus has become a new solution, especially for the current plight of the planting and breeding industry of poor rural households, which can achieve more accurate, efficient and sustainable development. the ecological breeding model is a new breeding model based on natural resources, guided by ecosystem services, fully utilizing natural ecosystems, achieving natural recycling, and vigorously promoting natural and pollution-free healthy food. it not only has broad market prospects, but also meets people's environmental and health needs. the application of ecological planting and breeding mode in the context of internet plus will be more convenient and efficient. there are two main ways of this model: one is to add livestock and poultry breeding in the planting to form a production chain; the second is to realize waste utilization in breeding, forming a cycle chain. 2. development in the context of internet plus 2.1. online sales of agricultural products under the background of internet +, ecological farming model can directly sell breeding products to customers through its website, wechat mall, mini program, taobao store and other channels, so as to create a "pollution-free, natural and healthy" image and attract consumers. at the same time, through data analysis, we can have an in-depth understanding of consumer needs and develop breeding products that are more in line with consumer preferences. 2.2. e-commerce platform sales e-commerce platforms are another channel for promoting aquaculture products. farmers can supply takeout platforms with healthy and delicious aquaculture products for diners. through the delivery platform, farmers can seize the market, increase product sales and brand awareness. 2.3. using intelligent devices to improve efficiency under the background of internet plus, farmers can monitor the ecological planting and breeding mode through the installation of intelligent devices, so as to understand a series of factors such as poultry conditions, environmental temperature, water quality and so on, so as to carefully manage the planting and breeding process. at the same time, farmers can also remotely control equipment such as water pumps, feed machines, and temperature controllers through intelligent devices, thereby saving human resources. 3. application of ecological planting and breeding models in guangxi region 3.1. background of mashan county, guangxi guangxi is a region with a large population, developed agriculture and animal husbandry, and also a province with a relatively good ecological environment. under the background of internet plus, the ecological planting and breeding model in guangxi has been widely applied and promoted. the ecological planting and breeding model in guangxi is a comprehensive agricultural production model that integrates various agricultural formats such as planting, aquaculture, aquaculture, and fruit planting to form an agricultural production chain, achieve resource recycling, and protect the ecological environment. by introducing intelligent equipment, the chicken farming project has achieved an automated and intelligent feeding process, which not only improves feeding efficiency, but also significantly reduces chicken farming costs and reduces 85 environmental pollution. at the same time, the local government actively organizes technical training for farmers to enable them to master advanced chicken farming techniques and management methods, and improve their chicken farming quality. the government also provides financial and technical support to local villagers, encourages and guides them to participate in chicken farming projects, and increases their sources of income. 3.2. analysis of ecological planting and breeding models in mashan county the pilot project of mashan county is a county under the jurisdiction of nanning city, guangxi zhuang autonomous region, and is one of the poverty-stricken areas. in order to achieve targeted poverty alleviation, mashan county has adopted models such as combining planting and breeding, and extending the industrial chain. by developing industries such as characteristic agriculture and animal husbandry, it helps impoverished households increase their income. mashan county is rich in agricultural resources, with highquality arable land and lush forest resources. the main crops include rice, vegetables, fruits, tea, etc. the project has designed and constructed a new ecological agriculture mode "chicken-corn-grain" interactive organic planting and breeding mode, which is suitable for guangxi mashan county. the chicken farm uses geographical advantages and internet plus+internet of things technology to achieve intelligent ecological breeding. it operates in the form of "enterprise + farm + farmer", carries out unified breeding through the company, and covers farmers through demonstration farms to drive small-scale farms in the breeding link, realize the participation of farmers in aquaculture. by adopting a model of self-cultivation by the company and farmhouse farming, and at the same time, purchasing corn and other grains grown by impoverished farmers as chicken feed. implementing scientific breeding throughout the process, resource recycling, and ensuring antibiotic free, healthy breeding with vaccines as the main ingredient and local chinese herbal medicine as a supplement has saved most of the breeding costs for impoverished households. mashan county intelligent ecological chicken farming is an intelligent chicken farming project targeting rural areas, aimed at improving the efficiency and quality of rural chicken farming by introducing advanced intelligent equipment and scientific chicken management methods, helping villagers increase profits and improve living conditions, and establishing a scientific breeding ecosystem. fig. 1 ecological model of planting and breeding in mashan county from the perspective of the farming mode of poor households under the background of internet +, this paper studies and analyzes the scientific and technological advantages of the internet, targeted poverty alleviation policies, modern ecological aquaculture and other aspects. combined with the existing problems of the poor households in the planting and breeding industry, this paper puts forward the solution of using internet + technology to carry out precise planting and breeding for the poor households. specific measures include: 3.2.1. establish a planting and breeding service platform for targeted poverty alleviation internet technology is used to build a planting and breeding service platform for poor households, so as to realize information sharing, precise service, interactive communication, management and monitoring. through the establishment of an information database of poor households, the platform implements graded and classified poverty alleviation and accurately implements poverty alleviation policies. scientific and technological consulting services, marketing channel models, logistics and other service modules have been established to promote the development of large-scale and modern farming in poor households. 3.2.2. promote intelligent breeding technology intelligent upgrade of the existing planting and breeding technology, through the application of sensors, machine vision and other technical means to achieve real-time monitoring, automatic regulation, effectively improve production efficiency and quality. at the same time, big data analysis, artificial intelligence and other technologies are used to analyze and forecast information such as product quality and market demand, so as to adjust production layout in advance, effectively reduce production costs and improve the income of poor households. each chicken in the farm has anklet or pedometer, on the one hand, every time the chicken vaccinates or test is recorded, can be viewed by scanning the bar code, on the other hand, for each chicken steps, the pedometer can feed back the data to the calculation center, when most of the steps above the threshold can be listed. 3.2.3. improve management capability and quality with the advantage of internet plus technology, china has established a standardized and modern breeding management system, provided training and guidance to poor households, improved their management ability and quality, and helped them achieve both quality and efficiency improvement. at the same time, the establishment of food safety traceability system, strict control of product quality and safety, enhance brand image and market competitiveness. 3.2.4. establish an online sales platform complete the establishment of wechat public account and small program, and select mashan county and several surrounding cities to realize the information release function of agricultural products market. complete the initial product promotion plan, and select more than 60% of the businesses in the breeding base and surrounding markets to follow and use. the online platform allows breeding bases to publish relevant information and consumers to buy the ingredients they need. consumers can also observe the product online at any time breeding and distribution progress. 3.3. problems of ecological breeding model in mashan county although the ecological breeding model in mashan county 86 has achieved some results, there are still some deficiencies, which need to be further improved and perfected. here are some possible problems and ways to improve them: environmental standards are difficult to achieve: ecological farming models need to follow high environmental standards, strictly control the use of pesticides and fertilizers in the production process, and adopt recycling measures to reduce the impact on the environment. however, in practice, due to technical and management deficiencies, there are still some production and processing links cannot keep up with the ecological standards, resulting in environmental protection standards are difficult to achieve. high cost: a large amount of capital needs to be invested to realize the ecological farming mode, including the transformation of the ecological environment, training of management personnel, etc., and the production cost is also high. due to the poor capital turnover, it is difficult for many poor households to buy breeding equipment or expand the scale. high requirements for breeding technology: ecological breeding mode requires farmers to have higher technical level and industrial quality. in breeding industry, the application of new technology and new varieties is crucial to improve breeding efficiency and yield. 3.4. suggestions for the development of ecological planting and breeding models in guangxi combining intelligent ecological chicken farming with cooperative adoption models to achieve the intelligence of chicken farming models and the joint construction of community ecology. in terms of cooperative adoption, chicken farming cooperatives can cooperate with local communities, where community residents raise funds to jointly raise broilers in the farm and negotiate a sharing plan with the cooperative. community residents can adopt chickens through predetermined methods and participate in the process of raising chickens, fully experiencing the joy of participation and sharing. the combination of intelligent breeding and cooperative adoption models in chicken farming cooperatives can improve chicken farming efficiency, reduce costs, increase profits, and promote community development, guide residents to form a consumption community, and jointly build a shared community. the in-depth development of the " enterprise + farm + farmer " model can include the following steps: enterprises or companies as the main body, invest or cooperate in agricultural production, processing, sales and other businesses; as grassroots entities, farmers participate in agricultural production and sales activities by joining cooperatives or directly collaborating with companies, increasing their income and sense of gain. in this model, companies and cooperatives play a role in integrating resources and markets, planning production and sales, establishing unified breeding standards to ensure product quality, helping farmers improve production efficiency and reduce production costs, while also obtaining better market positioning and profit returns. farmers can participate in industrial production, improve agricultural production levels, increase income and employment opportunities. 4. summary the ecological planting and breeding model in mashan county, guangxi is a poverty alleviation model with practical significance and social responsibility, which has been well applied and shows broad development prospects. on the one hand, this model has lower initial investment and risk, making it easier for impoverished households to participate and accept, effectively increasing their income, and achieving gradual poverty alleviation towards the market. on the other hand, utilizing the resources of enterprises and governments to form a joint force can improve the development efficiency of the industry. of course, this model also has some problems and challenges, such as technical and management issues in the breeding process, uncertainty in market demand and sales channels. overall, this planting and breeding model has positive significance for promoting the development of the planting and breeding industry and poverty alleviation work in poverty-stricken areas. it can be used for reference and extended to other poverty-stricken areas to achieve poverty alleviation and sustainable development of the local economy for impoverished households. acknowledgements practical research on precision planting and breeding model of poor households based on internet plus +2019ky0922; computer communication and networks +2020szsfk08. references [1] wang xia. ecological chicken breeding and management technology [j] animal 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[4] chen wei, zhou huaifeng. preliminary study on the cooperative income increase model for rural left behind elderly in poor areas: taking rongyan ecological breeding professional cooperative in mashan county, guangxi as an example [j]. southern rural, 2016,32 (05). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 106 review of research on vehicle routing problem and related algorithms jingru ding shanghai university, shanghai 200444, china abstract: this paper briefly introduces the relevant theories and wide applications of vehicle routing problem, and then summarizes some common exact algorithms and heuristic algorithms for solving the vehicle routing problem. finally, two algorithms are summarized for solving the vehicle routing problem of different scales. for the vehicle routing problem of smaller scale, the exact algorithm can directly solve the exact optimal solution of the problem; however, the vehicle routing problem with large scale is generally solved by heuristic algorithm. keywords: vehicle routing problem; exact algorithm; heuristic algorithm. 1. introduction vehicle routing problem (vrp) was first proposed by two scientists dantzing and ramser in 1959. it is an np-hard problem. the vrp problem has been widely concerned by scholars since it was proposed. the vrp problem can be described as: a group of fleets provide distribution services for a group of customers with distribution needs to meet certain distribution goals. the vehicle starts from the distribution center and needs to return to the distribution center after completing the distribution task. in the process of distribution, vehicles also need to comply with constraints such as time window, vehicle capacity limit, etc. vehicle routing problem is one of the most basic problems in network optimization problems. this kind of problem has a wide range of application scenarios in life. it is often used in the scenarios such as the route planning of goods distribution vehicles of express logistics enterprises, the establishment of bus routes, and the scheduling of air and railway schedules. because of its wide range of application scenarios, it also has great development value in economy. according to practical applications, scholars have proposed many variants for vehicle routing problems. the algorithms used to solve vehicle routing problems are generally divided into two types: exact algorithms and heuristic algorithms. 2. variants of vehicle routing problem with the continuous development of real logistics, the basic vehicle routing problem is not enough to meet all needs. therefore, scholars put forward different types of vehicle routing problems according to different customer needs. for various types of vehicle routing problems, the mathematical models established are very different, and the solution methods are also different. according to different research objects in vehicle routing problems, vehicle routing problems are simply divided into the following categories. (1) vehicle routing problem with time windows vrp with time windows is the most common variant of the vehicle routing problem. in the actual distribution process, because customers have a variety of needs for time, the vehicle routing problem with time windows is generated. the vehicle must be within the time window when serving customers. (2) capacitated vehicle routing problem the vehicle routing problem with capacity constraints is a variant of the vehicle routing problem derived from the reality. in cvrp, the customer's demand is known, while the vehicle's loading capacity has an upper limit. the vehicle starts from the distribution center and serves the customer points in the distribution network. during the distribution process, the vehicle's loading capacity is required to not exceed the upper limit of the vehicle's capacity. (3) multi-vehicle vehicle routing problem in the research of vehicle routing problem, most of the vehicles from the distribution center are assumed to be homogeneous, that is, the single-vehicle vehicle routing problem (homogeneous vrp). in this problem, the vehicle model is the same, the capacity is the same, and the fuel consumption per kilometer is the same. controlling the vehicle model variable is conducive to the study of other factors. when considering the distribution situation of the actual logistics distribution network, according to the different nature of the goods, such as the size, weight, and the need for refrigeration, there are also differences in the distribution vehicle models, so the vehicle routing problem of multiple models also has its research significance. (4) multi-depot vehicle routing problem mdvrp is a variant of the basic vrp. the basic vrp has only one distribution center. vehicles start from the distribution center to serve customers, and return to the distribution center after completing the distribution service. in order to reduce the distribution cost and optimize the distribution path, mdvrp is proposed based on the vrp problem of a single distribution center. according to the distribution of customer locations and the demand of customer points, the location of distribution centers and the distribution of goods are determined. (5) open vehicle routing problem the traditional vehicle routing problem is generally closed vehicle routing problem, that is, the vehicle needs to return to the distribution center after completing the distribution service from the distribution center. for self-operated logistics enterprises such as jd, closed vrp is generally used. nowadays, third-party logistics is becoming more and more developed, and there is no restriction to return the vehicles to the distribution center after delivery. this kind of problem is ovrp. 107 (6) dynamic vehicle routing problem in the basic vrp problem, it is assumed that the customer needs are known in advance and the information is static. in the actual logistics network, customer demand is unknown and changing, and distribution road conditions are also nonstatic. for example, the delivery of takeout is a typical dvrp problem. the customer order information is constantly updated, and the distribution road conditions are also constantly changing. therefore, the complexity of dvrp problem is far greater than that of static vrp problem. 3. the exact algorithm for vehicle routing problem (1) branch-and-bound, (b&b) this algorithm applies the branch method to solve integer programming and mixed integer programming problems. for the original large problem that is difficult to solve, it can be divided into smaller and smaller sub-problems to solve. branching is to divide the feasible solution set into smaller subsets, and then generate new sub-problems. the optimal solution is obtained by solving the linear relaxation of these problems by simplex method. the search process is to define the optimal solution of the subset, and discard the subproblem when its boundary does not contain the optimal solution of the original problem. when all nodes of the search tree are processed, the algorithm stops. (2) branch-and-cut, (b&c) this algorithm includes three types of combination technologies: automatic problem preprocessing, cutting plane generation and intelligent branch and bound technology. automatic problem preprocessing includes checking the formulas provided by users to find fixed variables, eliminate redundant constraints and tighten constraints. the generation of cutting plane can reduce the feasible region of linear relaxation without eliminating the feasible solution. (3) branch-and-price, (b&p) the principle of b&p is similar to that of b&c, but b&p focuses more on column generation. the pricing sub-problem is the separation problem of dual linear programming, which is used to identify the column to enter the base. if such a column is found, the linear programming will be re-optimized, otherwise it will branch. you can combine b&p and b&c, the so-called branch-and-cut-and-price (bcp), to obtain a more stringent lower bound. (4) dynamic programming, (dp) dp aims to find the optimal strategy for the whole problem. it can divide the problem into multiple stages, and each stage needs a decision strategy. dp needs to formulate appropriate recursive relations for each individual problem. the solution process starts from the last step and moves forward step by step to find the optimal strategy at this stage each time, until the optimal strategy is found from the initial stage of the problem and the optimal solution of the whole problem is generated. 4. the heuristics algorithm for vehicle routing problem (1) genetic algorithm the algorithm simulates the mechanism of biological evolution to construct solutions. the general process of genetic algorithm mainly includes: encoding and decoding, generating initial population, computing fitness, selection, crossover, mutation, etc. the main idea of genetic algorithm is to simulate the evolution process of "natural selection, survival of the fittest" in nature. after defining the coding scheme of the problem in advance, the genetic algorithm first codes a solution of the problem, and uses a random number to initialize the population. after decoding the solution, use the customized fitness function to calculate the fitness of each individual. the fitness selection function is used to select the corresponding individuals with better fitness and generate new offspring after crossing and mutation. this process will always produce individuals suitable for fitness selection function until the end condition of iteration is reached. the whole iterative process of the algorithm is like the process of natural evolution and selection. (2) simulated annealing algorithm the algorithm mainly simulates the process of physical annealing, which is a process of high temperature solid melting material cooling and then re-solidifying from liquid to crystalline solid. in the process of annealing, if the temperature drops too fast, it may lead to the formation of an amorphous solid structure with high internal atomic energy. at this time, in the optimization problem, it is equivalent to obtaining the local optimal solution of the problem. if the rate of temperature drop is appropriate, the atoms in the crystalline solid can be arranged in order to form a low energy, stable and regular crystalline solid structure. at this time, in the optimization problem, it is equivalent to obtaining the global optimal solution of the problem. therefore, introducing this process into the field of combinatorial optimization, the simulated annealing algorithm needs a good annealing process to make the solution gradually orderly in the process of cooling to avoid falling into the local optimal solution. (3) tabu search algorithm when all the neighborhoods are non-improved solutions, ts can accept the non-improved solution to jump out of the local optimum, and replace the current solution when finding a better neighborhood. when the local optimal solution is reached, ts continues to search by selecting the candidate solution that is worse than the current solution. ts introduces the concept of tabu table to avoid the cycle. tabu table is used to record the tabu movement. the movement into the tabu table is prohibited within the number of cycles of the tabu length to avoid falling into the cycle. the tabu can be removed after the number of cycles of the tabu length. (4) iterated local search algorithm ils is a simple and effective meta-heuristic method. the local search algorithm can be used for the initial solution until the local optimum is reached, and then the local search can be restarted to disturb the previous solution. through this perturbation, the local optimum can be skipped. when the conditions to be met are met, the new solution can be accepted as the current solution. the perturbation operator can be regarded as a large random shift of the current solution. the operator should retain part of the solution and strongly interfere with the other part of the solution to generate a new solution. (5) variable neighborhood search algorithm vns continues to explore the neighborhood of the current solution, and will accept the new solution only when it is improved. this way can ensure that the current solution is the optimal solution and has the hope of obtaining a better solution. the main cycle of vns consists of three stages: concussion, local search and movement. the goal of oscillation is to perturb the solution to obtain the starting point of local search. systematic increase of neighborhood 108 selection can increase the diversity of solutions. (6) particle swarm optimization algorithm pso simulates the social behavior and movement of natural organisms, such as bird habitat and fish clustering. in each iteration, a particle moves from one position to another in the decision space, making optimal use of the cooperation between particles, and the success of some particles will affect the behavior of their peers. each particle adjusts its position to the global optimum in turn according to two conditions: the best position for its access and the best position for group access. the particle neighborhood defines the degree of communication between particles. the use of large neighborhood can strengthen the search for the global optimal solution, and the use of small neighborhood can strengthen the diversity of search space. 5. conclusion the vehicle routing problem has always been the research focus of scholars at home and abroad. through continuous theoretical research, various variants and mathematical models have been derived. in order to solve these problems, new algorithms have also been proposed. the mathematical model of vehicle routing problem is a 0-1 mixed integer programming model, so solving a vehicle routing problem is essentially solving a mixed integer programming model. at present, there are many methods to solve this kind of mixed integer programming problem, which are generally divided into two methods: precise algorithm and heuristic algorithm. the precise algorithm can directly solve the exact optimal solution of the problem, but it can only be used to solve the vehicle routing problem with a small scale; for large-scale problems, it is usually difficult to find the optimal solution of the problem in a certain time by precise algorithms, so the precise algorithms cannot be applied to solve a class of largescale vehicle routing problems. the heuristic algorithm can be divided into single scheme meta-heuristic algorithm, population-based meta-heuristic algorithm and hybrid heuristic algorithm according to its source. it can solve the vehicle routing problem of a larger scale of examples in a certain time, but it may not be able to obtain the optimal solution of the problem, and in many cases, it can only obtain the approximate feasible solution of the problem. references [1] dantzig g b, ramser j h. the truck dispatching problem[j]. management science,1959, 6(1):80-91. 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https://shu-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com.cn/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=tn_cdi_crossref_primary_10_1007_s12293_011_0071_x&context=pc&vid=shu&lang=zh_cn&search_scope=default_scope&adaptor=primo_central_multiple_fe&tab=default_tab&query=any,contains,discrete%20particle%20swarm%20optimization%20for%20the%20orienteering%20problem&offset=0 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 82 graph convolution network recommender rystem with feature embedding zhengtian luo school of southwest minzu university, chengdu 610000, china. abstract: recommender system has become one of the most important parts of information services on the internet today the model based on graph neural network has been proved to be a very effective method in collaborative filtering recommender system [1,15]. however, the recommender system based on graph network usually only uses the interactive relationship between users and items, and their feature information is often not used effectively. in this work, we combine the use of feature information with graph convolutional network to design a new recommendation algorithm, graph convolution network recommender system with feature embedding, gcnfe. tests on the movie lens and last-fm datasets show that the new model performs better than previous models in most cases. keywords: graph neural network; recommender system; collaborative filtering. 1. introduction with the rapid development of the internet era, information technology not only brings convenience to people, but also brings some troubles to people's life, especially the information overload caused by data explosion. as an information filtering system, recommender system can not only effectively solve the problem of information overload, but also has certain practical significance for promoting production and improving the quality of life. the recommender system realizes user group feature matching by learning large-scale group data, so as to help users effectively identify the content of interest from massive data [2]. these days, web applications including social software, ecommerce, search engines, news portals, etc. almost every service that provides content to users is equipped with a recommender system. the core task of recommender system is to predict whether the user will interact with the item, so as to provide the item more in line with the user's preference to the user. as such, collaborative filtering (cf), which focuses on exploiting the past user-item interactions to achieve the prediction, remains to be a fundamental task towards effective personalized recommendation. such a recommender system generally finds users who are similar to the target user by learning the interaction records between users and items, and looks for items that the target user may be interested in from their interaction records. graph neural network (gnn) is an emerging framework that uses deep learning to directly learn graph structure data in recent years. its excellent performance has attracted scholars' high attention and in-depth exploration. by formulating certain strategies on the nodes and edges of the graph, gnn transforms the graph structure data into a normative and standard representation, and inputs it into a variety of different neural networks for training. it has achieved excellent results in such tasks as node classification, edge information dissemination and graph clustering. in recent years, gnn has demonstrated its potential in the field of recommendation, graph neural networks have become the new state-of-the-art approach of recommender systems. in this paper, we design a collaborative filtering recommendation model based on graph neural network, and integrate feature information into the user embedding, so as to obtain better results. 2. related work generally speaking, collaborative filtering recommender systems have two ways to calculate the similarity between users and items. one is through the characteristics and labels of users or items themselves, and the other is through their interaction records. classical models using the first method include factorization machines (fm) [3], neural fm(nfm)[4], logistic regression(lr)[5] and so on. lr converts the recommended problem into a dichotomous classification problem similar to click-through-rate prediction (ctr prediction), converts various features into feature vectors, and inputs the logistic regression model to obtain a predicted ctr. then it sorts the results according to the predicted ctr. on the basis of lr, fm model adds the crossover of second-order features into the model to obtain the hidden vectors of corresponding features by training each dimension feature, and the weight of features is obtained by inner product operation between hidden vectors. nfm uses neural networks to replace the second-order implicit vector crossover operation in fm, which makes nfm more expressive. go without saying, these models are also often used in clickthrough-rate prediction tasks. the second method is the mainstream of collaborative filtering recommender system. for how to calculate similarity through interactive records, scholars have different methods, such as clustering [6], markov decision processes (mdp) [7], matrix factorization [8] and so on. in the graph network recommender system, the mainstream method is still based on matrix factorization to calculate the similarity. the matrix factorization algorithm generates an implicit vector for each user and each item, then calculates the similarity score between vectors of the user and the candidate items, and finally generates the recommendation list from high to low. the implicit vectors of users and items are obtained by decomposing user-item interaction matrix or rating matrix. as shown in figure 1, we decompose a user 83 rating matrix into a users’ embedding matrix and an items’ embedding matrix of vector length 2. that's where the name matrix factorization comes from. figure 1. an illustration of matrix factorization because gnn contains the topological structure of the data, these structures can help the model to generate higher quality hidden vectors, so that the graph network recommender system (gnn-recsys) has a better effect. graph network recommender system needs to obtain information from neighbor nodes to generate hidden vectors. when the degree of a node is very high, this operation will require a lot of computation, which makes it difficult for the model to obtain higher-order information. graph-sage [9] solves this problem by randomly sampling the neighbor nodes of a node, and obtains the information of higher-order neighbors by random walk. ngcf[10] chooses to change the aggregation information of nodes. each node transmits information to its neighbors. after several rounds of transmission, each node will have the information of its higher-order neighbors. the authors of lightgcn[11] believe that ngcf contains too many redundant operations inherited from graph convolution in the propagation of information, which can achieve better results when these operations are removed. most of these models are trained using only historical interaction information, ignoring user and project characteristics. there are also scholars trying to use information from users and projects themselves. for example, graphrec[12] introduces the user's social network graph, while kgat[13] uses the feature information of some projects in the form of knowledge graph, but the effect is not particularly ideal. 3. model considering that introducing user and project information into the model may improve the effect of the model, we propose the gcnfe model. similar to the general graph network recommender system, our model is also divided into three parts: embedding layer, propagation layer and prediction layer. we mainly consider introducing user and project information in the embedding stage, and the approximate structure of the model is shown in figure 2. figure 2. an illustration of gcnfe model architecture 3.1. embedding layer in the embedding layer, we generate a random vector for each user and project, and then connect the features of the user and project with their vectors after one-hot encoding. since the vectors of users and items need to have the same length in the final prediction layer, a part of their vectors will be used to complement the length, as shown in equations (1) and (2): 𝑒𝑢1 (0) = 𝑒𝑟𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑜𝑚||𝑒𝑢1′𝑠 𝑓𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒||𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔1 (1) 𝑒𝑖3 (0) = 𝑒𝑟𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑜𝑚||𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔2||𝑒𝑖3′𝑠 𝑓𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒 (2) in the equations, 𝑒𝑢1′𝑠 𝑓𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒 and 𝑒𝑖3′𝑠 𝑓𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒 are the vectors obtained by transforming the feature of the user and the item, and 𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔1, 𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔2 are used to complement the length of the embeddings. the embedding lengths of 𝑒𝑢1′𝑠 𝑓𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒 and 𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔2 are equal, and the embedding lengths of 𝑒𝑖3′𝑠 𝑓𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒 and 𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔1 are equal. 3.2. propagation layers in the propagation layer, nodes will aggregate information about their neighbors and higher-order neighbors through message propagation. let's take figure 3 as an example. figure 3. a subgraph the user-item interaction graph suppose we want to make a prediction for u1 and i3. in the first-layer propagation, u1 and i3 will aggregate the information of their first-order neighbors, as shown in equations (3) and (4) : 𝑒𝑢1 (1) = ∑ 1 √|𝑁𝑢1|√|𝑁𝑖|𝑖∈𝑁𝑢1 𝑒𝑖 (0) (3) 𝑒𝑖3 (1) = ∑ 1 √|𝑁𝑖3|√|𝑁𝑢|𝑢∈𝑁𝑖3 𝑒𝑢 (0) (4) in the equations, 1 √|𝑁𝑖|√|𝑁𝑢| is inherited from the symmetric normalization operation in the graph convolutional network, |𝑁𝑖| and |𝑁𝑢| represents the degree of the project and user node, respectively. after a layer of propagation and aggregation, all nodes will get the information of their neighbor nodes. after another aggregation, they can get the information of their secondorder neighbors from the neighbor nodes. after several aggregation, they can get the information of their higher-order neighbors. the equations for the k-layer aggregation is shown in (5) and (6) : 𝑒𝑢 (𝑘) = ∑ 1 √|𝑁𝑢|√|𝑁𝑖|𝑖∈𝑁𝑢 𝑒𝑖 (𝑘−1) (5) 𝑒𝑖 (𝑘) = ∑ 1 √|𝑁𝑖|√|𝑁𝑢|𝑢∈𝑁𝑖 𝑒𝑢 (𝑘−1) (6) after k layer, a total of k+1 embeddings including the 0th layer will be obtained. we will sum them and take the average as the final embedding. again, using u1 and i3 as example, the results are shown in equations (7) and (8): 84 𝑒𝑢1 ∗ = ∑ 𝑒𝑢1 (𝑘) 𝐾+1 𝐾 𝑘=0 (7) 𝑒𝑖3 ∗ = ∑ 𝑒𝑖3 (𝑘) 𝐾+1 𝐾 𝑘=0 (8) 3.3. model prediction in the prediction layer, we conduct the inner product operation between the vectors of users and items, and the result is used as the score of recommendation ranking.the results are shown in equations (9) : 𝑦𝑢1,𝑖3 = 𝑒𝑢1 ∗ 𝑇𝑒𝑖3 ∗ (9) 3.4. model training during training, we choose bayesian personalized ranking (bpr) loss[14] as our loss function, as shown in equation (10) : loss = ∑ − ln σ(yu,i − yu,j) + λ||θ||2 (u,i,j)∈o (10) where o = {(u, i, j)|(u, i) ∈ r+, (u, j) ∈ r-} denotes the pairwise training data, r+ indicates the observed interactions, and ris the unobserved interactions; σ(∙) is the sigmoid function; θ denotes all trainable model parameters, and λ controls the l2 regularization strength to prevent overfitting. bpr loss has been intensively used in recommender systems. it takes into account the relative order between observed and unobserved user-item interactions. to be more specifically, bpr assumes that observed interactions (which are more reflective of user preferences) should be assigned higher predictive values than unobserved interactions. 4. experiment and results we first introduce several data sets used in the experiment in section 4.1, then introduce several methods of comparison with our model in section 4.2, introduce the setting of some hyperparameters in the experiment in section 4.3, and finally show the experimental comparison results. 4.1. dataset we used three datasets for our experiment: table1. statistics of the datasets dataset #users #items #interactions sparsity ml-100k 944 1,683 100,000 93.71% ml-1m 6041 3,707 1,000,209 95.53% last-fm 993 107,296 18,498,005 82.64% moivelens[19]: moivelens dataset is a very commonly used dataset in recommender system research. it was collected by researchers from the moivelens website and contains anonymous user ratings of movies, user attributes and information about movies. the moivelens-100k (ml100k) dataset contains 100,000 scores, and the moivelens1m (ml-1m) contains 1 million scores. although the two data sets were collected and curated by the same organization, there is no duplication of data in them. last-fm[20]:the music recommendation dataset, published by lastfm, contains four years' worth of listening records from about 1,000 anonymous users, as well as user, song and artist attributes. it’s collected from last.fm online music systems. 4.2. compared methods we compare our proposed model with the following models: bprmf [14] optimizes the bpr loss to learn the latent representations for users and items with matrix factorization (mf) framework. one of the classic models in recommender system. neumf [16] replaces the dot product in mf model with a multi-layer perceptron to learn the match function of users and items. ngcf[10] uses methods in gcn to extract information from the bipartite graph of user items, trains the model with this information to generate vectors of user items, and then uses these embeddings to make predictions. lightgcn[11] has a similar structure with ngcf, but some operations inherited from gcn are simplified, which not only improves the training speed of the model, but also achieves better results. 4.3. experimental settings evaluation metrics for each user in the test set, we treat all the items that the user has not interacted with as the negative items. then each method outputs the user’s preference scores over all the items, except the positive ones used in the training set. to evaluate the effectiveness of top-k recommendation and preference ranking, we adopt two widely-used evaluation protocols [10, 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[20] henning v , reichelt j . mendeley a last.fm for research?[c]// escience, 2008. escience '08. ieee fourth international conference on. ieee, 2009. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 16 mmc circulating current suppression strategy based on improved quasi-pr control guangjie fu *, zhiwei lu school of electrical information engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing, china * corresponding author: guangjie fu (email: fgjmhw@163.com) abstract: the internal circulation of modularized multilevel converter will affect waveform quality and increase system loss. in this paper, the basic principle and topological structure of mmc as well as the causes of the internal circulation are briefly analyzed. a method of harmonic component extraction based on the second-order generalized integrator and the suppression strategy of mmc circulation based on feedforward compensation quasi-proportional resonant control are proposed. the feasibility of this strategy is verified in matlab/simulink, and the simulation results show that the circulation and capacitor voltage fluctuation are controlled within a reasonable range. keywords: mmc circulating current suppression strategy; improved quasi-pr control. 1. introduction with the rapid development of power electronics technology, modular multilevel converter mmc has become the mainstream high-voltage flexible dc transmission topology [1-2]. with the characteristics of modularization, low harmonics and low loss, mmc can independently control active power and reactive power and is widely used in photovoltaic, wind power grid-connected and isolated island power supply [3-5]. however, the partial pressure of submodules is not balanced during operation, which will generate interphase circulation between the three phase bridge arms. interphase circulation will distort the current waveform of the bridge arm, reduce the operating efficiency of the converter, increase the system loss, and even affect the operating stability of the system. therefore, effective circulation suppression strategies must be adopted to eliminate circulation. at present, circulation suppression strategies are mainly divided into passive circulation suppression and active circulation suppression. the passive circulation suppression strategy mainly reduces the amplitude of the circulation by increasing the series reactance value of the bridge arm. however, the circulation suppression effect of this method is limited, and the frequency response speed of the system will be reduced. active circulation suppression is mainly to add additional controllers to the circulation equivalent model, and use feedback to track the given reference value to achieve the suppression of harmonic components [6]. the circulation controller based on pi control is proposed in literature [7]. this control strategy has been widely used in the field of flexible dc transmission, but this method requires phase-tophase decoupling and coordinate transformation, and the control system design is complex, and only applies to threephase systems. literature [8] proposes a circulation suppression strategy based on the combination of multiple pr controllers, which overcomes the shortcoming that a single pr controller cannot suppress higher order even harmonics. however, the bandwidth of the controller is narrow, and the resonant frequency is easily offset, which affects the stability of the system. literature [9] proposes a harmonic suppression strategy of quasi-pr controller, which increases the phase angle margin and bandwidth, but fails to suppress higherorder even harmonics. to solve these problems, this paper proposes an improved quasi-pr control mmc circulation suppression strategy, which does not require phase decoupling and coordinate transformation, and simplifies the control system design. in addition, this strategy can suppress not only the double frequency component in the circulation, but also the higher order even harmonic component. 2. topology and mathematical model of mmc the simplified topology of mmc is shown in figure 1. each phase is composed of two identical upper and lower bridge arms, and a single bridge arm is cascaded by n identical submodules. 𝐿0 is the equivalent inductance of the bridge arm, 𝐿𝑠 is the current limiting inductance, and r is the equivalent resistance of the line. 𝑢𝑝𝑗, 𝑖𝑝𝑗, 𝑢𝑛𝑗, 𝑖𝑛𝑗 (j=a, b, c) are the voltage and current instantaneous values of the upper and lower bridge arms in each phase, respectively. 𝑢𝑠𝑗 and 𝑖𝑠𝑗 are grid side voltage and current, respectively. 𝑢𝑑𝑐 indicates the dc side voltage. the common submodule is usually the half-bridge submodule, which consists of 2 igbts, 2 diodes in reverse parallel, and dc capacitance. the module has three working states: input, excision and lock. by controlling the trigger pulse, the input or removal of the submodule is realized, so that the output voltage of the submodule is the capacitor voltage 𝑈𝑐 or 0. by controlling the number of submodules input into the upper and lower bridge arm, the output of level n+1 is realized. 17 smn sm2 sm1 sm2 sm1 sm2 sm1 smnsmn smn sm1 sm2 smn sm1 sm2 smn sm1 sm2 sau sl sr pau nau pai pcipbi nai nbi nci ai bi ci 0l 0r 0r 0l a b c dci o o 2 dcu − 2 dcu + smi smu cu sm figure 1. mmc single-ended simplified equivalent circuit according to the simplified topology of mmc, kirchhoff's voltage law can be obtained: 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 pj dc pj jo pj pj dc nj jo nj di u u u l r i dt di u u u l r i dt  = + + +    = − + +  (1) in the formula, 𝑢𝑗𝑜 is the ac side voltage of each phase output; add the two formulas in formula (1) to obtain: 0 ( ) 2 2 2 2 pj nj pj nj pj njdc u u di di i iu l r dt dt + + − = + + (2) according to kirchhoff's current law, the upper and lower bridge arm currents of each phase are: 2 2 sj pj zj sj nj zj i i i i i i  = +   = −  (3) in the formula, 𝑖𝑧𝑗 is the j phase circulation; from formula (3), the expression of j phase interphase circulation can be deduced as follows: 2 pj nj zj i i i + = (4) by substituting formula (2) into formula (4), we can get: 0 2 2 pj nj zjdc zj u u diu l ri dt + − = + (5) as can be seen from formula (5), the size of circulation is determined by the difference between the sum of dc voltage and the voltage of the upper and lower bridge arms. 2.1. circulation suppression there is a difference between the dc voltage and the sum of the upper and lower bridge arm voltage, which is fundamentally due to the unbalanced voltage equalization of the submodules, resulting in the circulation inside the mmc. when the mmc operates in an ideal condition, the voltage of each phase submodule remains balanced at all times, and the capacitor voltage of each submodule is 𝑈𝑐=𝑈𝑑𝑐/n. however, in actual operating conditions, due to the impossibility of completely consistent bridge arm parameters and the slight difference in the turn-on time of each igbt, the capacitor voltage value of each sub-module has a certain deviation, and the dc voltage generated by each phase unit is difficult to keep consistent, so there is a circulation between each phase unit. literature[10] obtained the expression of internal circulation according to energy conservation on both sides of the system: ( )a 2 2 2 sin 2 3 2 sin 2 3 3 2 sin 2 3 3 dc z f dc zb f dc zc f i i i t i i i t i i i t            + +        + − +             + + +       (6) in the formula, 𝐼𝑑𝑐 is the dc current component; 𝐼2𝑓 is the peak value of double frequency circulation. 𝜑 is the phase angle of circulation? according to formula (6), the circulation components mainly contain dc components and frequency-double negative sequence components. in addition, the circulation also contains a small amount of higher-order even wave components. the dc component of the circulation is used to exchange active power between the submodule and the system. ac even harmonic component increases the circulation amplitude and directly affects the energy storage of submodules. therefore, the double frequency and higher order even harmonic components in the circulation need to be eliminated by reasonable control methods. 2.2. harmonic extraction method based on second order generalized integrator 2.2.1. harmonic extraction method based on second order generalized integrator. in this paper, the harmonic component of circulation is extracted based on the combination of second order generalized integrator and dc integrator. as shown in figure 2, the double frequency angular frequency of 𝜔ℎ is 200π. the generalized second-order integrator is analyzed: ( ) 2 2 2 / 1 / h h hh s s ss    = −− (7) when s=𝜔0 =200π, the double frequency component in formula (2) is infinite after the circulation 𝑖𝑧𝑗 passes through the second order generalized integrator, so the double frequency component can be extracted from the circulation because the energy of double frequency is large. then, by making the difference between the double frequency component and the circulation through the negative feedback, the dc component and the higher order even harmonic component are obtained. then through the dc integrator, because the dc integrator can only pass through the dc component, other high-order even harmonic components are filtered out; after a negative feedback difference with the original loop flow, the double frequency and higher order even harmonic components 𝑖2𝑧𝑗 in the loop are obtained. 18 figure 2. extraction method of circulating harmonic components 2.2.2. quasi-pr controller design compared with pi controller, ideal pr controller does not need phase decoupling and coordinate transformation, can track ac signal without static error, and has almost no attenuation at the resonant point. however, the ideal pr controller has narrow bandwidth, poor resistance to frequency changes, poor stability and low robustness. in this paper, a quasi-pr controller with better performance is adopted, which enlarges the bandwidth and improves the performance against frequency disturbance while maintaining high gain of resonant points. it is suitable for both single-phase and threephase mmcs. its transfer function is: ( ) 2 2 0 2 s = 2 r c p c k s g k s s    + + + (8) in the formula, 𝑘𝑝 and 𝑘𝑟 are proportionality coefficient and resonance coefficient respectively; 𝜔0 and 𝜔𝑐 are resonant frequency and cutoff frequency respectively. different from pr controller, the gain of quasi-pr controller at resonant point is no longer infinite, and the size is 𝑘𝑝+𝑘𝑟. the design of 𝑘𝑝 and 𝑘𝑟 has an important impact on the dynamic performance and stability of the system [11]. therefore, an mmc circulation suppression structure based on pr controller can be designed, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. structure block diagram of quasi-pr controller 2.2.3. design of quasi-pr controller with feedforward compensation in addition to a large number of double frequency components, there are also a small number of higher orders even harmonic components. a single quasi-pr controller can only suppress the double frequency component; although the combination of multiple quasi-pr controllers can suppress some even harmonic components of higher order, the control is relatively complicated. in this paper, a quasi-pr controller with feedforward compensation is adopted to eliminate the influence of submodule capacitance voltage on system disturbance from the source. figure 4 shows the structure of a quasi-pr controller with feedforward compensation. figure 4. structure block diagram of quasi-pr controller with feed-forward compensation according to figure 4, the output transfer function under disturbed 𝑣ℎ𝑘 can be obtained: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 1 1 pr n n pr n g s g s g s g s n s g s g s  +   = + (9) in the formula, 𝐺1(𝑠) = 1/(𝐿𝑠 + 1） ; 𝐺𝑃𝑅(𝑠) is quasi pr controller; 𝐺𝑛(𝑠) is feedforward compensation; 𝑁(𝑠) is the perturbed part. the error under disturbance is expressed as: ( ) ( )ne s g s= − (10) in order to eliminate the influence of perturbation, 𝐸(𝑠) = 0 is required, and it can be concluded that: ( ) ( ) 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 c n p p r c p s s g s k s k k s k     + + = − + + + (11) in order to simplify calculation, steady-state analysis of disturbance is carried out. at this time, it is advisable to: ( ) 1 n p g s k = − (12) 3. simulation verification in order to verify the effectiveness of the circulation suppression method, a simulation model of 11-level modular multilevel converter was built on the matlab/simulink simulation platform, and the nearest level approximation modulation strategy was adopted. the main simulation parameters are shown in table 1. table 1. simulation parameters parameter name numerical value mmc number of submodules of the bridge arm 10 submodule capacitance value /mf 2.5 bridge arm inductance value /mh 3 submodule capacitor voltage initial value /v 2000 frequency /hz 50 dc side voltage /kv 20 taking the a-phase of the mmc model as an example, figure 5 shows the a-phase circulation before and after the circulation suppression. before the circulation suppression, the circulation stabilized around -320~720a, and after the circulation suppression was put in for 0.05s, the circulation stabilized around 180a with small fluctuations. it can be seen that the circulation inhibition effect is obvious. 19 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 time/s -400 -200 0 200 400 600 800 a -p h a se c ir cu la ti o n /a figure 5. a-phase circulation before and after circulation suppression 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 time/s 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400 v o lt a g e/ a v o lt a g e/ a figure 6. the circulation suppresses the front and rear a-phase bridge arm currents -1000 -500 0 500 1000 1500 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 0.14 0.16 0.18 0.2 time/s -1000 -500 0 500 1000 1500 v o lt a g e/ a figure 7. a-phase upper and lower bridge arm submodules figure. 6 and figure. 7 show the upper and lower bridge arm current and submodule capacitor voltage waveforms of phase a respectively. there are obvious double frequency distortion before adding circulation suppression. figure. 8 and figure. 9 respectively show the current harmonic analysis of the upper and lower a-phase bridge arms before and after circulation suppression. the waveform distortion rate decreases from 125.69% to 2.68%, and the double frequency component and even harmonic component significantly decrease. figure 8. harmonic analysis of upper bridge arm current before circulation suppression figure 9. harmonic analysis of upper bridge arm current in a phase after circulation suppression 4. conclusion aiming at the interphase circulation caused by the voltage unbalance of mmc submodules, this paper proposes a method to extract harmonic components based on the combination of generalized integrator and dc integrator, which solves the problem that the harmonic components obtained by indirect calculation are not accurate enough. a feedforward link is added to the quasi-pr controller to solve the problem that a single quasi-pr controller cannot suppress the high order even harmonics and the complex control system of multiple quasi-pr controllers. the correctness and effectiveness of the proposed control strategy are verified by simulation. references [1] lv jing, cai xu, zhang zhankui, chi yongning. impedance modeling and stability analysis of offshore wind farm grid-connected by mmc-hvdc [j]. proceedings of the csee,2016,36(14):3771-3781. 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field of view, and the vehicle camera often intercepted images mostly exist blurred, ghosting and other problems, making the vehicle target detection for detailed feature extraction requirements are high, the detection accuracy is often difficult to meet the requirements, proposed based on yolov5s vehicle target detection algorithm is proposed. acmix attention mechanism is introduced to make the model achieve the purpose of expanding the target perception field, adaptively focusing on different target regions, and capturing more information features, etc. the test shows that the accuracy of the model increases by 1.1% on a subset of bdd100k data set after improvement. the accuracy of the improved model increased by 1.1% on the subset of bdd100k dataset and by 1.2% on the pascal voc2007 general dataset. keywords: yolov5s; acmix; deep learning. 1. introduction machine learning class algorithms were the first deep learning algorithms, and in 2000, the svm algorithm was proposed by osuna [1], which aims to find a reasonable curve or a plane to segment the binary objects perfectly; in 2001, jones[2] proposed the vj algorithm. in 2004, the sift[3] algorithm was refined to preserve the robustness of the size and rotation variations of the features extracted from the image; these were the early target detection algorithms. 2013, girshick et al. in the network, the candidate regions (region proposals) in the image are obtained by selective search, and then the candidate regions are input to the convolutional neural network (cnn) to extract features, and finally the svm completes the region classification. however, r-cnn uses selection search also generates a large number of redundant candidate regions, which lowers the detection speed of the model[4] . the spp-net model was introduced in 2015 by k. ho et al. this model solves the subsequent problems caused by images with inconsistent sizes of candidate regions, and it can accept any size of image input into the convolutional neural network to perform convolutional operation on the whole image, eliminating the redundant computation of each region. in addition spp-net also adds spp pooling behind the convolutional network, which makes the feature maps of different sizes converted to fixed size size. however, the classifier of spp-net is still an svm, which cannot be trained end-to-end, so a large number of pixels need to be stored. in addition, it is difficult to adjust the whole convolutional neural network by adding spp-net, resulting in the convolutional neural network is not well used in practical applications 2015 girshick et al.[6]borrowed the practice of global feature extraction of feature maps in sppnet, and improved on the basis of r-cnn to propose fast r-cnn, which solved the problem of cumbersome training of r-cnn and each training stage being independent of each other, and secondly solved the problem of requiring consistent input image size, and finally replaced the original svm classifier with softmax. faster rcnn[7] compared with fast r-cnn, its biggest innovation is to abandon the use of selective search network and use region proposal network (rpn) as a replacement. the rpn, as the core network of faster r-cnn, uses a fully convolutional layer instead of a fully connected layer. its biggest advantage is that it can automatically learn to distinguish the foreground and background of the image during candidate region extraction by the algorithm to extract valid candidate regions and avoid generating candidate regions with negative samples, thus reducing the number of candidate regions. the yolo (you only look once) series is one of the representative works of single-stage target detection methods. single-stage target detection does not have the process of finding candidate regions, and its can be unified into a regression problem. compared with, for example, the faster r-cnn algorithm, yolo can better distinguish the foreground and background of an image by this way, and the detection speed is faster. however, the yolov1[8] algorithm requires a fixed size of the input image, and when the input image is divided into a grid, each grid can only predict a single object, and when multiple objects appear inside the same grid, the nms algorithm will be used to merge, filter, and delete the bounding box, and finally leave the bounding box with the highest confidence, which will lead to the target increase of missed detection rate. later, scholars improved yolo, and there are yolov2 version, yolov3 version, yolov4 version, etc. redmon [9] et al. proposed the yolov2 algorithm to address the shortcomings of yolo, which improves on yolo in three main aspects. the first aspect is that yolov2 adopts the darknet-19 network as the backbone network, mainly using 3 × 3 convolution and 1 × 1 convolution, and discards the dropout network and adds a batch normalization after each convolution, which not only accelerates the convergence speed of the model in the training phase, but also effectively reduces the possibility of overfitting the model. the second aspect is the use of convolutional layers instead 57 of fully connected layers in yolo, which reduces the sensitivity of the network structure to the size of the input image, and thus allows multi-scale training by changing the size of the image, and then fine-tuning the initial classification network with a high-resolution classifier, which can reach 448×448 in yolov2. the third aspect is the introduction of the anchors box in the idea of anchors box is introduced in prediction, and the direct regression method is improved by introducing anchors box. compared with the yolo algorithm, the yolov2 algorithm has all improved performance in detection speed and detection accuracy, but the yolov2 algorithm is still poor in detecting small targets in images. yolov3 [10] makes improvements on the basis of yolov2 and has better performance. the yolov3 algorithm uses darknet53 network in the feature extraction part, and its structure is referred to the residual network, and layerhopping connections are made in different network layers to fuse deep and shallow features, which increases the depth of the network layers and not only reduces the loss of feature information between feature layers in the convolution process this not only reduces the loss of feature information during the convolution process, but also reduces the number of parameters and the amount of operations, and improves the detection speed. in addition, yolov3 uses a similar operation to fpn network in the detection process, after upsampling the shallow features, 1×1 convolution is performed, and then the two feature maps are summed to complete a feature fusion. after repeated such top-down feature fusion three feature maps of different sizes are obtained. using multi-scale prediction, the target is predicted on three different sizes of feature maps. in addition, for label classification, yolov2 uses the softmax function, but when the target of the detected image has more than one category, the softmax function will only output the prediction type of a certain category, so softmax is not suitable for multi-category label prediction. yolov3 uses an independent logistic classifier instead of softmax to compensate for this drawback. the classifier will assign a certain threshold range to each category, and when the resulting data is within a certain threshold range, it corresponds to a certain category prediction. compared with the yolov2 algorithm, yolov3 greatly improves the detection accuracy with guaranteed speed. yolov4[11], as an enhanced version of yolov3, has made some changes in the network structure to address the shortcomings of yolov3. yolov4 divides the whole network into three parts, including backbone, neck and head, to make the overall structure of the network clearer, and yolov4 adopts the idea of sppnet to increase the perceptual field by adding a spp layer after yolov4 adopts the idea of sppnet to increase the perceptual field, adding an spp layer after backbone, which actually adopts different size of pool_size and strides to realize the feature output of different perceptual fields. 2. yolov5 framework yolov5 contains four versions: yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5x, and yolov5l. because yolov5s has the smallest model structure, the smallest number of parameters, and the fastest running speed among the four versions, this paper selects yolov5s as its backbone network, and the overall framework of yolov5s is shown in the following figure, which can be distinguished into three parts backbone, neck, and head. figure 1. yolov5s structure diagram backbone is the backbone network of the model, and the focus module is removed after v6.0. yolov5 adopts the same mosaic data enhancement as yolov4, i.e., four images are randomly selected from the original image for stitching, which can prevent data overfitting and reduce the local loss caused by data sampling. the cross-stage localization (csp) module is used in yolov5. there are two designs in yolov5, csp1_x structure and csp2_x structure, the former contains n residual structure to solve the degradation problem of deep network, the latter mainly connects neck part to fuse the semantic information of high level with the location information of bottom level, the output has 3 different sizes of probe head, the generated prediction frame is nms suppressed to save the higher confidence prediction frames. 3. hybrid self-attention mechanism (acmix) the acmix hybrid attention mechanism [12] combines the advantages of both traditional convolutional and selfattentive mechanisms. the former uses an aggregation function over the local receptive field based on convolutional filter weights, which are shared throughout the network structure to obtain indispensable inductive bias with its inherent properties. the latter uses a weighted averaging operation based on the input feature context, and the attention weights are dynamically calculated by the similarity function between neighboring pixel pairs, so as to expand the perceptual field of the network model, focus on different target regions adaptively, capture more information features, etc. figure 2. acmix hybrid self-attention structure 58 traditional convolution and self-attention modules actually share the same operation when projecting input feature maps by 1×1 convolution, and these two operations take up the main computational overhead. based on this idea, the acmix hybrid self-attention mechanism is mainly divided into two stages, as shown in the figure, in the first stage, the input tensor of h×w×c is projected in three 1×1 convolutions and reshaped into n to obtain an intermediate feature set containing 3n feature maps, and in the second stage, for the self-attention module, acmix aggregates the intermediate features into n groups, each containing three feature maps, each from 1 × 1 convolution, and the corresponding feature maps denote query, key and value, respectively, following the traditional multi-headed self-attention model, as shown in equation (1) 𝑔𝑖𝑗 = 𝑁 || 𝑙 = 1 (∑ 𝐴(𝑞𝑖𝑗 (𝑙) , 𝑘𝑎𝑏 (𝑙) )𝑉𝑎𝑏 (𝑙) 𝑎,𝑏∈𝑁𝑘(𝑖,𝑗)) ) (1) where𝑔𝑖𝑗 denotes the projection tensor corresponding to pixel (i, j), || denotes the concatenation of n attention head outputs, and𝑁𝑘(𝑖,𝑗) denotes the local region of pixel space centered at (i, j) ranging over k𝐴(𝑞𝑖𝑗 (𝑙) , 𝑘𝑎𝑏 (𝑙) ) corresponding to𝑁𝑘(𝑖,𝑗) the attentional power of the features within weight, the size of the attention weight assigned to value depends on the matching similarity between query and key, if the similarity is higher, the size of the weight assigned is consequently larger and vice versa; for the traditional convolutional path, the convolution with a convolutional kernel of k as shown in equation (2) (3) is connected by a lightweight fully connected layer to obtain k^2 feature maps, generated by moving and aggregating the features, shown in equation xx, to process the input features in a convolutional manner and collect information from the local receiver domain as in the traditional receiver domain. 𝑔𝑖𝑗 (𝑝,𝑞) = 𝑆ℎ𝑖𝑓𝑡(�̃�𝑖𝑗 (𝑝,𝑞) , 𝑝 − [ 𝑘 2 , 𝑞 − [ 𝑘 2 ]]) (2) 𝑔 𝑖𝑗=∑ 𝑔𝑖𝑗 (𝑝,𝑞) 𝑝,𝑞 (3) finally, the two paths of the conventional convolution and the self-attentive module are summed, and the intensity is controlled by the two learnable scalars 𝛼, 𝛽 controlled by equation 4 𝐹𝑜𝑢𝑡=𝛼𝐹𝑎𝑡𝑡 + 𝛽𝐹𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑣 (4) where 𝐹𝑜𝑢𝑡 denotes the final path output of the acmix module, and 𝐹𝑎𝑡𝑡 denotes the path output of the second-stage self-attentive module branch, and 𝐹𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑣 denotes the path output of the branch of the second-stage convolution module, and the intensity controllable scalar𝛼, 𝛽 range from 0 to 1. in this paper, the learnable scalar 𝛼, 𝛽 values are 1. 4. experimental results and analysis 4.1. data set the dataset used for the experiment is bdd10k, a subset of bdd100k released by the university of california, berkeley, which is the largest and most diverse autonomous driving dataset to date. this experimental dataset contains a total of 10,000 images, with a total of 10 categories of vehicles, buses, pedestrians, bicycles, trucks, motorcycles, etc. it is divided into a training set, a test set, and a validation set according to 7:2:1. an example of the dataset is shown in fig 3. figure 3. example data set diagram 4.2. training environment the experimental platform on which this experiment is based is shown in table 1 table .1 experimental platform environment parameters configuration cpu gpu r7-5800h 3060 framework cuda experimentalplatform language batch-size workers pytorch 1.8.1 11.1 vscode python 3.8.1 4 8 the experimental algorithm is based on cuda 11.1 and pytorch version 1.8.1. the hyperparameters are batch-size=4, initial learning rate10−3 , epoch=100, and the input image size is 640×640. 4.3. experimental results and analysis in this paper, we compare the detection results of the original yolov5 baseline model and the improved yolov5 network model on the bdd10k and pascal voc2007 59 datasets as shown in table 2 table .2 experimental results model test set map@.5(%) map@.5:.0.95(%) yolov5 yolov5acmix yolov5 bdd10k voc2007 50.7 51.8 84.7 26.8 27.3 65.1 yolov5acmix 85.9 65.3 important evaluation indicators in target detection are average precision (ap) and mean average precision (map), which are calculated as follows. 𝐴𝑃 = ∫ 𝑃(𝑅)𝑑𝑅 1 0 (5) 𝑚𝐴𝑃 = (∑ 𝐴𝑃𝑐 𝑛 𝑐=1 )/𝑛 (6) where p is the precision rate, which indicates the proportion of true positive samples to predicted positive samples; r is the recall rate, which indicates the proportion of true positive samples to actual positive samples; c is the predicted category; and n is the number of categories. map@.5 denotes the average precision of a class when the iou confidence of the confusion matrix takes the value of 0.5. map@.5:.0.95 indicates map map the thresholds range from 0.5 to 0.95, and the mean value of map at a step size of 0.05. the improved algorithm and yolov5 various algorithm metrics can be seen from table 4-2 that the improved algorithm increased map@.5 by 1.1% and map@.5:.0.95 by 0.5% on bdd10k data, and its map@.0.5 increased by 1.2% on pascal voc2007 dataset, the effect comparison graph is shown in fig figure 4. 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[2020-04-23]. https: / / arxiv. org / pdf / 2004. 10934. pd [12] pan x r, ge c j, lu r, et al. on the integration of selfattention and convolution [c]//proceedings of 2022 ieee/cvf conference on computer vision and patternrecognition. washington d. c., usa: ieee press, 2022: 805-815. mailto:map@.5:.0.95表示map mailto:map@.5:.0.95表示map frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 89 research on high reliable multimode wireless communication technology for uav xuan huang1, 2, hongping shen1, 2, binhui liu1, 2, xiaojun yin3 and qi peng1, 2, * 1 ceprei, guangzhou, china 2 key laboratory of miit for intelligent products testing and reliability, guangzhou, china 3sz dji technology co., ltd, shenzhen, china abstract: high definition image transmission and remote control are typical applications of uavs, which has spawned a large number of new scenes. this paper proposes a multimode wireless communication method and image transmission strategy for uav based on the integration of public network and private network. by building at least two wireless communication links including public network and private network, the image data is encoded after obtaining its channel parameters, and the encoded image data is sent through the two links. the experimental results show that the proposed method improves the reliability and efficiency of data transmission. keywords: uav; wireless communication; dual link; high definition image transmission. 1. introduction with the development of wireless communication technology, unmanned aerial vehicle (uav) intelligent networking applications such as high-definition image transmission and remote control are gradually emerging [1-2], which are widely used in emergency rescue, agricultural plant protection, urban mapping, electric power inspection, logistics and transportation and other fields. at present, the wireless communication link between uav and remote controller or ground station is mainly realized based on pointto-point private communication mode, such as lightbridge and ocusync built by dji based on software radio. due to the limitations of radio management laws and regulations, private wireless communication systems still need to use lowfrequency unauthorized frequency bands, which may be interfered by other co-frequency equipment, and cannot seek radio protection, and can only provide local area network coverage in a small range. therefore, using a single wireless communication method is difficult to meet the growing requirements of users for multiple performance indicators such as delay, image transmission quality and communication reliability, and the user experience is not good. in order to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a multimode wireless communication method for uavs, which constructs at least two wireless communication links including at least one public network communication link to improve the reliability and efficiency of data transmission. this method first obtains the channel parameters of these established wireless communication links, then encodes the image data collected by the uav platform according to the channel parameters, and sends the encoded image data to the ground station or remote controller through the two wireless communication links. 2. analysis of multimode communication link in the multimode wireless communication strategy, the first wireless communication link can be a public network communication link, the second wireless communication link can be a private network communication link, and the second wireless communication link can be a public network communication link. (1) public network communication link [4-5] public network communication link is a wireless communication link based on public network communication, including but not limited to 4g communication, 5g communication, 6g communication, etc. china mobile and china radio and television share and build a 5g network in 700mhz, 2.6ghz and 4.9ghz frequency band, with 700mhz for wide area coverage, 2.6ghz for hot spot coverage and 4.9ghz for indoor coverage. china telecom and china unicom share and build a 5g network in the 2.1ghz and 3.5ghz frequency band. with the development of 5g technology, it is possible for uavs to connect cellular networks to achieve low latency and high reliability remote control and high-definition image transmission [6-8]. in 2018, china telecom and huawei realized the real-time transmission of 360-degree panoramic 4k high-definition video of uav based on end-to-end 5g network in shenzhen for the first time. in 2020, china mobile, together with dji and other uav enterprises, carried out ultra-remote control of the uav in shenzhen at the chengdu command center based on the 5g network, and send back ultra-remote high-definition images in real time. (2) private network communication link private network communication link is a wireless communication link based on private communication, including but not limited to lightbridge and ocusync based on software radio. lightbridge is a dedicated communication link technology independently developed by dji, which can achieve 720p hd transmission and display with almost "zero delay", and the distance can usually reach more than 2 kilometers, or even more than 5 kilometers in the open and non-interference situation. both lightbridge and wi-fi use the 2.4ghz frequency band, but lightbridge technology uses one-way image data transmission, similar to the data transmission form of the tv broadcasting tower located at a high place. there is no need to "shake hands" before establishing a connection. ocusync has the same video transmission capability as 90 lightbridge, but has stronger reliability and stability. ocusync can detect nearby interference and automatically switch the 2.4g or 5.8g frequency band. in addition, it also supports multi-device interconnection, and can connect up to two remote controllers and two flight glasses at the same time. 3. design and implementation of wireless communication strategy flow based on dual-link backup in order to improve the reliability and efficiency of data transmission between uav and remote controller, based on multimode wireless communication system, this paper proposes a multimode wireless communication strategy and method based on dual-link backup of public and private network communication. firstly, the channel parameters of at least two established wireless communication links are obtained through the communication processing module on uav. the established wireless communication link includes at least one public network communication link. secondly, the image data collected by the uav platform is encoded according to the target channel parameters, and the encoded image data is sent to the remote controller or ground station through two wireless communication links to achieve signal backup. 3.1. acquisition of channel parameters and determination of target channel parameters for the convenience of description, without losing generality, we take the dual-link wireless communication as an example, and call the two wireless communication links the first link and the second link respectively. at least one of the first link and the second link is a public network communication link. the process of acquisition of the channel parameters and determination of the target channel parameters includes the following two parts: (1) acquisition of channel parameters. the channel parameters of the first link and the second link are obtained through the communication processing module on the uav, including any of the channel bandwidth and the received signal-to-noise ratio. (2) determination of target channel parameters. the communication processing module on the uav compares and judges the channel parameters of the first link and the second link, and determines the smaller one as the target channel parameter. that is, if the channel bandwidth or received signal-to-noise ratio of the first link is less than the channel bandwidth or received signal-to-noise ratio of the second link, the channel parameters of the first link are determined as the target channel parameters, otherwise the channel parameters of the second link are determined as the target channel parameters. this method enables both the first link and the second link to transmit the encoded image data after encoding the image data based on the target channel parameters, so as to reduce the congestion of the communication link. 3.2. image coding scheme based on target channel parameters after the target channel parameters are determined, the image data will be encoded according to the target channel parameters to obtain the target image data. the image coding scheme based on target channel parameters includes the following steps: (1) determine the target coding rate according to the target channel parameters; (2) the image data is encoded according to the target coding rate to obtain the target image data. the mapping relationship between channel parameters and coding rate is stored in the uav platform communication system. according to the mapping relationship and the target channel parameters, the target coding rate can be quickly determined. in general, the mapping relationship follows the principle of "the larger the channel parameter, the larger the coding rate, and the smaller the channel parameter, the smaller the coding rate". the mapping relationship can be set based on the actual situation. by dynamically adjusting the target coding rate through the target channel parameters, the bandwidth utilization of wireless communication links can be improved. 3.3. image data transmission based on multiple packets in the image data transmission stage, the basic process of wireless communication strategy based on dual-link backup is to send the target image data to the remote controller or ground station through two wireless communication links at the same time. the remote controller or ground station decodes the target image data after receiving the target image data encoded by two channels, and de-redundant the decoded image data, then display or store the image data after the deredundancy. the core of the strategy of wireless communication based on dual-link backup is the segmentation, backup, verification and the dynamic feedback adjustment of the target image data. 3.3.1. segmentation of target image data first, the target image data is segmented to obtain multiple data packets, and multiple data packets are sent to the terminal equipment through the first link and the second link at the same time to avoid retransmission of the entire target image data caused by byte loss during transmission. if the data packets transmitted by one link are lost or wrong, and the data packets transmitted by the other link are correct, the correct data packets can be used to recover the complete image data. it greatly improves the reliability and efficiency of data transmission. the methods of segmentation proposed in this paper include target bit number method, double bit number method and byte order method. segmentation based on target bit number method in this method, the communication system of uav stores the mapping relationship between the channel parameters and the packet bit number. according to the mapping relationship and the obtained target channel parameters, the target bit number of the packet can be determined. the target image data is divided into multiple data packets according to the target bit number. each data packet carries a crc check code, and the terminal equipment can verify the received data packet through the crc check code. as shown in the figure below, the target image data is divided into packet queue 11, including 6 packets, and each packet carries crc check code. when the first link transmits these six data packets, if the third data packet is lost or an error occurs, there is no third data packet in the packet queue 12 received by the remote controller or the ground station. when the second link transmits these six data packets, if the fifth 91 data packet is lost or an error occurs, there is no fifth data packet in the packet queue 13 received by the remote controller or the ground station. at this time, after the remote controller or ground station receives the data packet, it can recover the queue 11 from the queue 12 and the queue 13 to ensure the reliability of data transmission. fig.1 schematic diagram of segmentation and transmission based on target bit number method segmentation based on double bit number method in this method, the first bit number is determined according to the first link channel parameters, and the target image data is segmented according to the first bit number to obtain multiple first data packets. the second bit number is determined according to the channel parameters of the second link, and the target image data is subcontracted according to the second bit number to obtain multiple second data packets. then send multiple first data packets to the remote controller or ground station through the first link, meanwhile send multiple second data packets to the remote controller or ground station through the second link. the first bit number and the second bit number can be the same or different. in case of data error, the remote controller or ground station will determine the data location to be recovered according to their respective bit number. segmentation based on byte order method similar to the double bit number method, the coding transmission strategy of breaking the whole into parts can also be implemented based on the byte order method. in this method, the packet size is completely determined by the two wireless communication links. for example, the first link constructs a data packet per 1000 bytes, and the second link constructs a data packet per 4000 bytes. the remote controller or ground station can recover the original data by byte order. for example, if the data between the 1000th byte and the 2000th byte transmitted by the first link is received incorrectly, the corresponding data between the first byte and the 4000th byte transmitted by the second link can be used to recover. 3.3.2. transmission and verification strategy in the above description of segmentation method, the transmission strategy is that the first link and the second link transmit the same data content, only the size or number of data packets are different. with this transmission strategy, data can be backed up. for wrong data packets, data packets from another link can be used for recovery. in fact, the segmentation methods listed above can also adopt different data content transmission strategies. partial transmission strategy after the target image data is segmented and multiple data packets are obtained, we can adopt the strategy of multiple data packets partial transmission. that is, send the first part of the multiple data packets to the remote controller or ground station through the first link, and send the second part of the multiple data packets except the first part through the second link. the number of packets in the first part and the number of packets in the second part can be the same or different. as shown in the figure below, the target image data is divided into data packet queue 20, which includes 6 data packets (packet 1 to packet 6), and each packet carries crc check code. transmitting the first part of the queue 20, including packet 1 to packet 3, through the first link. and the second part of the queue 20 is transmitted through the second link, including data packet 4 to data packet 6. fig.2 schematic diagram of partial transmission strategy exchange and transmission of multiple data packets on the other hand, after transmitting the first part and the second part of the data packets, the second part of the data packets is sent to the remote controller or the ground station through the first link, and the first part of the data packets is sent through the second link. through this step, the exchange and transmission of the data packets can be realized, and the reliability of data transmission can be improved. as shown in the figure below, at t0, the uav platform divides the target image data into six data packets. at t1, the first transmission begins. the first link sends data packets 1 to 3 to the remote controller or ground station, and the second link sends data packets 4 to 6. after transmission, the second transmission begins. the first link sends packet 4 to packet 6 to the remote controller or ground station, and the second link sends packet 1 to packet 3. at t2, the remote controller or ground station receives the data sent by the first link and the second link. because the transmission delay of the two links is different, t2 is subject to the longest transmission delay. if there is no packet loss in the transmission process, then at t2, the remote controller or ground station can receive six complete data packets sent by the two links within the time of receiving only three data packets in the aforementioned transmission scheme. fig.3 schematic diagram of exchange and transmission of multiple data packets if there is packet loss during the first transmission, it indicates that the channel quality of the link with packet loss is not high or there is interference. assuming that the first link does not successfully transmit packet 2, and during the second transmission, the first link and the second link exchange the 92 order of the transmitted packets. that is, packet 2 will be transmitted on the second link. in a short time, the interference will not change too dramatically. therefore, the probability of the second link successfully transmitting packet 2 will increase, so that the remote controller or ground station can receive the complete 6 packets sent by the two links. in the worst case, when the data packets of the two links are transmitted at t4, the remote controller or the ground station can receive six complete data packets. transmission strategy based on verification and feedback in addition to adopting the above multiple data packets exchange and transmission strategy, we can also determine whether data packets exchange or error data packet retransmission is required through verification and feedback. on the one hand, a packet exchange strategy based on verification is designed to improve the reliability of data transmission and save link resources. first, obtain the feedback information sent by the remote controller or the ground station, and determine whether the transmitted data packets have errors according to the feedback information. if the feedback information carries an error tag, it can be determined that the transmitted data packets have an error, and then the data packet exchange is carried out, that is, the second part of the multiple data packets is sent through the first link, and the first part is sent through the second link. if the feedback information does not carry an error tag, it can be determined that the transmitted data packets have no error, and no packet exchange is required. on the other hand, a packet error retransmission strategy based on verification is designed to further improve the reliability and efficiency of data transmission. first, obtain the feedback information sent by the remote controller or the ground station, and determine whether the transmitted data packets have errors according to the feedback information. if there is an error in the transmitted data packets, determine the data packet to be retransmitted from multiple data packets according to the feedback information. if the data packet to be retransmitted is in the first part of the multiple data packets, retransmit the data packet through the second link. if the data packet to be retransmitted is in the second part, the data packet is retransmitted through the first link. for example, as shown in the figure below, at t0, the uav platform divides the target image data into six data packets. at t1, the first transmission begins, that is, the first link sends data packets 1 to 3 to the remote controller or ground station, and the second link sends data packets 4 to 6. at t2, the remote controller or ground station receives the data sent by the first link and the second link. because the transmission delay of the two links is different, t2 is subject to the longest transmission delay. at t3, the remote controller or ground station sends feedback information to the uav platform. through the feedback information, it can be seen that the data packet 2 transmitted by the first link has not been received, and requests retransmission. after receiving the feedback, the uav platform retransmits packet 2 on the second link. at t4, the remote controller or the ground station receives the retransmitted data packet 2 and recovers six complete data packets. fig.4 schematic diagram of transmission strategy based on verification and feedback 4. conclusion in this paper, a multimode wireless communication method of uav based on public and private network integration and an image transmission strategy based on dual-link backup are proposed. this method can effectively improve the reliability and efficiency of uav data transmission. based on this strategy and method, we will improve the link switching and adaptive image coding schemes in different scenarios to further improve the image transmission reliability. acknowledgements this paper was supported by the national key research and development program of china (no.2019yfb1804202), 2022 industrial technology basic public 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[10] peiming li, zhonghao lyu, yuan fang and jie xu, “resource allocation for multi-cell cooperative integrated sensing and communication with uavs”. journal of signal processing, 2022, vol. 38 (8), p1592-1600. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 101 a lightweight neural network for palm vein recognition sifeng luo, xi huang* college of photonic and electronic engineering, fujian normal university, fuzhou, 350007, china * corresponding author: xi huang abstract: due to the advantages of lightweight networks such as efficiency, portability, and fast inference, we propose a palm vein recognition network based on lightweight neural networks. the network consists of three stages combining blocks of shufflenetv2, blocks of mobilenetv3, and mbconv of efficientnet. the number of each stage in the network is chosen based on the baseline parameters and computational effort, and the expansion factors are re-analyzed and selected. the performance of the proposed network is compared to the baseline with a 16.78% reduction in error rate and a 10.91% compression of parameters. the experimental results show that the proposed palm vein recognition network is effective, which can potentially contribute to the development of more accurate, portable and reliable biometric systems. keywords: plam vein; lightweight neural network; attention mechanism. 1. introduction with the rapid development of technology, there are not only traditional identification technologies in the field of recognition, but also some more convenient biometric technologies. palm vein recognition is a modern biometricbased technology that uses the unique vein pattern in the palm of the hand as a means of personal identification. unlike most biometric technologies, palm veins are stable, unique, not particularly sensitive to external conditions, and have high user acceptance and high anti-counterfeiting capabilities. palm vein recognition has a wide range of application scenarios, such as banking, finance, healthcare, government agencies, etc. in the financial industry, palm vein recognition can be used in atm machines, mobile payment and other scenarios. in the medical field, palm vein recognition can be used for the management of electronic medical records and the control of medical equipment. in government agencies, palm vein recognition can be used for id card processing and public security and other fields. the traditional designs of palm vein feature extraction and recognition are summarized into 3 ways. the first one is based on structural features, where geometric features (angular features and point features) of veins are extracted. such as ladoux p o et al.[1] extracted point features by scale invariant feature transform (sift) for recognition. the second one is based on texture features, where the palm vein images are used as texture images from which texture features are extracted. for example, g k o michael et al.[2] extracted the main texture features of veins by radom transform combined with discrete cosine transformation (dct) and matched them with euclidean distance. the third is a subspace-based approach, which views the vein image as a high-dimensional matrix and uses a downscaling into a lowdimensional one for recognition in the low-dimensional space. such as j g wang et al.[3] used pca algorithm to downscale the image and then used local hold projection (lpp) algorithm to extract the palm vein image features. since the traditional method requires the researcher to design the corresponding algorithm for feature extraction based on experience and by studying the image's own features. with the proposed convolutional neural network (cnn) with extremely powerful image feature extraction, the research no longer needs to design features manually. tarawneh et al.[4] used pre-trained cnns such as alexnet, vgg-16 and vgg-19 for palm vein image feature extraction. jiashu lou et al.[5] used the cnn with vgg-16 fused attention mechanism as a feature extraction network on infrared palm vein dataset. palm vein recognition using deep learning process may lead to longer computation time and higher storage footprint for resource limited devices. so the classical convolutional neural network is no longer suitable for this scenario. it is crucial to choose a more suitable lightweight neural network. in this paper, we re-analyze the principles of each block structure of the classical lightweight model and design a lightweight network model suitable for the scenario of palm vein recognition applications by combining various effective modules, further optimizing each parameter of the network to obtain better results than the baseline model on the casia dataset. 2. related theory 2.1. palm vein recognition the current basic process of palm vein recognition: image preprocessing, image feature extraction and recognition. since the hemoglobin in the palm veins absorbs nir light better than the surrounding tissue, the light reflected back from the palm is received by the image sensor and the palm veins can be observed by an optical imaging system. most palm vein images are obtained by illuminating the palm with near-infrared (nir) light from 720 to 1100 nm. in order to improve the accuracy and stability of recognition, the acquired images are pre-processed. the main purpose of preprocessing is to remove noise and interference from the image while extracting the features of the palm vein. feature extraction is the core step of palm vein recognition, which aims to extract the feature vector of palm vein from the preprocessed image. the features of palm veins include distribution, density, shape, length and width of blood vessels. after feature extraction, the extracted feature vectors need to be matched with the existing feature library to determine the 102 identity of the input image. the matching methods include euclidean distance, cosine similarity, support vector machine and cnn. among them, convolutional neural networks are increasingly used in palm vein recognition. 2.2. lightweight convolution neural network lightweight convolutional neural networks (lcnns) have a relatively small number of parameters and low computational complexity compared to traditional deep neural networks. this type of network is designed to obtain fast and efficient performance with limited hardware resources. their low computational requirements make them ideal for devices with limited resources, such as smartphones, embedded systems, and internet of things (iot) devices. and they also have low memory and storage requirements, making them easier to deploy and maintain in edge computing or other iot scenarios again. however, one of the main drawbacks of lightweight neural networks compared to traditional deep neural networks is their lower accuracy. therefore, the trade-off between model size, complexity, and accuracy must be carefully considered when choosing the right model for a particular task. despite these limitations, lightweight neural networks have many applications, including image classification, object detection, and semantic segmentation. low power consumption, realtime performance and small model sizes are critical in specific scenarios. they can also be used in collaborative learning systems, where multiple lightweight models can be trained and combined to achieve higher accuracy. to achieve high performance with fewer parameters, lcnns use a variety of techniques. the mobilenets[7] network family introduces depthwise-separable convolution as a module to significantly reduce computational costs and model complexity. the depthwise convolution within the struct operates independently on each channel of the input image, with no parameter sharing between channels, and substantially reducing the total number of model parameters. the subsequent point convolution subsequently allows for increased information exchange and combination between channels, enabling enhanced network expressivity while mitigating overfitting concerns. due to its superior performance and efficiency, depthwise separable convolution has been widely adopted as a standard for the development of subsequent lightweight neural network models. shufflenetv2 introduces the shuffle-block module, which leverages group convolution and channel shuffling techniques to enhance the feature representation while reducing the model complexity. specifically, the shuffle-block first applies group convolution to partition the input feature map into multiple subgroups, and then conducts channel blending to mix the outputs of different subgroups for facilitating inter-group information interaction and alleviating the problem of information silos. finally, point convolution is performed to fuse the mixed channel features and obtain the final output. this module exhibits robustness against noise and outliers by promoting cross-group information exchange via channel shuffling. the mbconv module proposed by efficientnet uses the swish function as the activation function and the se module after deep convolution to obtain better network performance, unlike the block of mobilenetv3. the experimental results are obtained by reprogramming and integrating these powerful modules to obtain better experimental results in palm vein recognition applications. 2.3. attention mechanism attention mechanism has become a powerful technique in deep learning to improve model performance by selectively focusing on different parts of the input data, effectively capturing the most relevant information and ignoring the irrelevant information. in palm vein recognition, the attention mechanism can be used to capture the most informative features in the palm vein image, thus improving recognition accuracy. the attention mechanism allows the model to learn which parts of the input data are most relevant to the task at hand and to selectively weigh these parts when making predictions. this approach is particularly useful in cases where the input data contains a lot of noise or irrelevant information, as is often the case with palm vein images. the module designed based on the attention mechanism can be widely used in various neural networks to optimize the network feature extraction capability and increase the model performance with a small number of model parameters yet. there are several different ways to implement attention mechanisms in deep learning models, but the most common approach is to use a soft attention mechanism, which computes a set of attention weights for each feature in the input data. these attention weights are then used to weight the feature representations before making predictions. the squeeze-and-excitation (se)[9] module mentioned in this paper is a module for enhanced feature representation in convolutional neural networks. as shown in the right part of figure 3, the se module consists of two parts: squeeze and excitation. in the squeeze phase, the se module compresses the features of each channel individually by a global pooling operation to extract the global statistics of the channel features. in the excitation phase, unlike the original se which uses a fully connected layer operation, mobilenetv3's se uses two 1x1 convolutional layers instead, with the latter layer generating a channel attention vector via an h-sigmoid activation function. by introducing the se module, the network can more effectively exploit the interdependencies and correlations between channels, thus improving the discriminative and expressive power of the features, and thereby improving the performance of the network. 3. proposed approach in this study, the basic process of palm vein recognition system is implemented to extract the captured palm vein images with roi and then perform image enhancement. for feature recognition, a palm vein recognition method based on a lightweight neural network is proposed, which is a recombination of classical and efficient lightweight modules. this subsection focuses on the image enhancement part and the principles of each lightweight module needed to design the network. 3.1. image preprocessing the training data used for the experiments in this paper are derived from the casia dataset. the casia dataset is a global database, collected and published by the institute of automation, chinese academy of sciences, containing 7200 palm images from 100 volunteers, with 6 images per palm sample, take simultaneously using 6 electromagnetic spectra. the goal of this dataset is to increase sample diversity within categories and to improve accuracy by capturing palm vein images using a stable device. five spectra in the 460 nm, 630 nm, 700 nm, 850 nm, and 940 nm bands are used to capture 103 in the dataset, where the palm images obtained by capturing in the 850 nm and 940 nm spectra contain relatively clear vein images that can be used as a palm vein library. (a) original grayscale image (b) roi image (c)adapt ive histogram equalizatio n (d) retinex (e) gabor fig. 1 roi and different enhancement images in this paper, the widely used tangent positioning method is used in selecting the roi positioning method to correct the palm deflection direction through the gap between the fingers, and the obtained graph is shown in fig. 1(b). when enhancing roi images, as shown in fig. 1(c) for the image after adaptive histogram equalization enhancement, the image is divided into local regions and then the histogram equalization is applied to each local region. fig. 1(d) shows the retinex enhanced image by decomposing the image at multiple scales and then performing brightness enhancement at different scales. fig. 1(e) shows the gabor enhancement map obtained by filtering in different directions and frequencies through gabor filters. since the adaptive enhancement and retinex enhancement methods may over-enhance the brightness and contrast of the image, resulting in increased image distortion and noise. in contrast, the gabor filter performs well in texture analysis and feature extraction, capturing texture information and edge information in the image and generating an image with high contrast and sharpness, which can better present the features of the palm vein image. finally, the gabor-enhanced image is selected as the input image for palm vein recognition. 3.2. design network the purpose of designing the network in this paper is to be able to extract useful features when processing palm vein images, while keeping the network lightweight and efficient. in order to design a suitable lightweight network and to minimize repetitive work, the optimal network is selected as the baseline by filtering among the classical lightweight networks. the final network, called palmnet, is obtained by optimizing again on the basis of the baseline. specifically, this network uses several classical convolutional blocks, such as the mobilenetv3 block, shufflenetv2 block and efficientnet-lite single layer in fig. 2, to improve the feature extraction capability of the network and reduce the computational effort. the block of shufflenet in fig. 2(a) splits the input feature map into two parts with adjacent channels and performs the operation separately. one part uses depth-separable convolution for feature acquisition, and the output is stitched with the other part to obtain a new feature map that is the same size as the input. in order to achieve information exchange between the two groups after segmentation, the new output feature map is subjected to channel rearrangement. this design of rearrangement after segmentation allows the information in the network to be more fully exchanged and transmitted, improving the diversity of features and the expressiveness of the network.as in fig. 2(b) the block of mobilenetv3 is constructed using a module of deeply separable convolutional layers, placing the se module at the last point of the module and then using residual connections, which improves the network and alleviates the problem of gradient disappearance while keeping the computational effort low. the mbconv module is shown in figure 2(c), which is proposed and adopted by efficientne. unlike the mobilenetv3 module which is placed in point convolution, where the number of channels is reduced and then the attention module is used after the number of channels is reduced, the mbconv module places the se module after the deep convolution and uses a special activation function internally to improve the network performance while maintaining high efficiency. fig. 2 different network blocks in addition, a global average pooling layer and a fully connected layer are added to the network to integrate and classify features. the global average pooling layer averages the features of each channel to obtain a feature vector with a fixed size. the fully connected layer then maps this feature vector to a 1024-dimensional feature space and finally outputs a probability value used to determine whether the palm veins match or not. fig. 3 a detailed view of palmnet by reprogramming those three important lightweight modules, the palmnet is designed as in fig. 3. input the palm 104 vein grayscale map into the network, scale the feature map size slowly and gradually increase the number of channels. this processing helps to improve the perceptual field of the network, and also reduces the number of parameters and improves the computational efficiency of the network. as the feature map is gradually scaled down, the network can better capture the details and texture information of the palm vein image, while the increase in the number of channels helps to improve the expressiveness of the network. stage2 and stage3 contain se modules that can further improve the robustness and accuracy of the network. most of the hyperparameters in the network are re-explored to be more lightweight than the baseline network and obtain g better performance in palm vein recognition. 4. experimental results and analysis 4.1. detail of the experiment to ensure the fairness of the experiments, the experiments are conducted based on pytorch, using rtx3060, using the casia dataset containing 850 nm, and the dataset is primitively augmented using luminance enhancement, contrast enhancement, and rotation, and the obtained palm vein training set contained 4750 and the test set contained 1185. the optimizer uses adam, the loss function uses cross entropy loss. epoch, batchsize, learning rate and weight decay are set to 1500, 32, 0.0001 and 0.0005 respectively. 4.2. ablation and results of experimental in designing a suitable network for vein recognition, the first step is to start from a classical neural network, using the same training method and data, as can be seen in table 1, shufflenetv2 gives the best results. for example, palmnet0.5x2413 means that the palmnet with a width factor of 0.5 contains 2 shufflenet-blocks, 4 mobilenetv3 blocks, 1 mbconv, and the expansion factor is set to 3. table 1. results of experimental model top-1 acc(%) params(m) flops(m) mobilenetv1-0.5x 95.19 0.92 153.06 mobilenetv2-0.5x 95.53 0.71 97.90 mobilenetv3_small 94.18 1.48 59.45 shufflenetv2-0.5x 96.96 0.55 37.46 palmnet-0.5x 97.47 0.49 43.40 palmnet-1.0x 97.89 1.37 192.77 palmnet-2.0x 99.07 4.47 765.12 palmnet-0.5x2223 96.20 0.56 37.67 palmnet-0.5x4223 97.05 0.56 40.11 palmnet-0.5x6223 96.46 0.56 42.56 palmnet-0.5x2323 97.63 0.58 43.09 palmnet-0.5x2313 95.95 0.46 37.98 palmnet-0.5x2413 97.47 0.49 43.40 palmnet-0.5x2412 96.80 0.44 34.11 palmnet-0.5x2411 96.20 0.39 24.83 with shufflenetv2 as the target, the initial network is set up to perform a trade-off between parameters and computational effort. the initial network, like the baseline, divides the network into three stages. in order to obtain smaller parameters for the network, the options for the stages with smaller parameters are directly selected and the control variable method is used in these options. the performance metrics obtained for the networks with subscripts [2,2,2,3] to [6,2,2,3] in table 1 can be found that the number of first stages cannot exceed 4. fixing the number of first stages to 2, the best two options are chosen to obtain the best performing options [2,3,2] and [2,4,1], respectively, and the second option is chosen after a trade-off between the number of parameters, the amount of computation and the accuracy. when designing the palm vein recognition network, the expansion factor of the se module in mobilenetv3-block and mbconv, as well as the number of expansion layers used for the first time within these two modules, were set to 3. for fairness, different sizes of expansion factors are set for the last three data in table 1, respectively. it can be seen that the expansion factor layer correlation, the larger the expansion factor the better the effect may be, due to the number of covariates. due to the limitation of the 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[10] ma n, zhang x, zheng h t, et al. shufflenet v2: practical guidelines for efficient cnn architecture design, proceedings of the european conference on computer vision (eccv). 2018, p. 116-131. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 123 research on algorithm of video analysis system based on text error correction jinjin wang*, yang qin, jiahao shi, jiachen luo, guo huang, jiaqi lu school of information engineering, yancheng teachers university, yancheng, 224000, china * corresponding author: jinjin wang (email: wangjj@yctu.edu.cn) abstract: when making a video, if the video has a language organization error, it needs to be re-recorded. it is not possible to remove inappropriate or unnatural pronunciation parts of the recording more effectively. in response to this problem, this paper studies the speech extraction, error correction and synthesis of video, which is divided into three parts: (1) speech segmentation and speech-to-text of video; (2) text recognition error correction; (3) text-to-speech and video speech synthesis. for the first part, we applied the staged and efficient algorithm based on (bayesian information criterion) bic & (statistical mean euclidean distance) medist to segment the video voice, and then, the segmented audio is subtracted to reduce noise, and finally converted to text using the iflytek interface. for the second part, we apply the (double automatic error correction) daec algorithm to text error correction. for the third part, we use the (improved chinese realtime voice cloning) i-zhrtvc for text-to-speech. then merge the voice into the video. the simulation result shows that the staged and efficient algorithm based on bic & medist, which accurately segmented by sentences, can identify audio with dialect accents, and has high accuracy in translating to text, up to an average of 95.8%. daec algorithm has a high error correction rate. the audio prosody accuracy after synthesis is high. zvtow text-to-speech (mean opinion score) mos up to 4.5. keywords: speech segmentation; text recognition error correction; text-to-speech; video speech synthesis. 1. introduction and related work at present, the courseware content and artificial voice in the online recording of educational videos often appear as a whole, and when the video needs to be processed, more professional multimedia tools and teams are often required to complete the processing. what knowledge points need to be explained for how long, how long do you need to code demonstration cases, whether the language organization is reasonable, there is no more effective tool to assist the analysis, and often the recorder often re-records after the language organization error, and cannot more effectively remove the inappropriate or unnatural pronunciation part of the recording. therefore, video analysis schemes based on text error correction have become a research hotspot.chen lijiang et al. [1] studied the synthesis of speech with corresponding text and egg signals, and obtained a mel cepstral distortion (mcd) of 5.877 and an average opinion score (mos) of 3.87 based on the improved tacotron-2 model, and achieved an improvement of 0.42 with a relatively small model size. a fine-grained fundamental frequency modification method is proposed, which adjusts the fundamental frequency according to the egg signal. compared with the unmodified method, the mcd is lower at 5.781 and the mos is higher at 3.94.jinsong zhang et al. [2] studied robust tone recognition based on multi-level core framework; the contribution of tone information to pinyin-to-text conversion, based on mutual information to find tones depends on information phonemes. these studies and their results are applicable and instructive for the development of tone processing techniques in chinese capt techniques. a. mouchtaris et al. [3] address the more general problem of multichannel audio synthesis by extending the model used for the recomposition problem, namely how to fully synthesize a multichannel recording from a particular stereo or mono recording, by adapting the recomposition transformation parameters to the statistical properties of the record that we wish to enhance. when a particular model is applied to a different context (speaker, language, or channel), this parameter adaptation is similar to task adaptation used in speech recognition. mahmut emilianerman et al. [4] proposes a method of audio file segmentation that attempts to alleviate the problem of different individuals having different durations for the same utterance. a method for determining the maximum cross-correlation value between two audio files and a subsequent automatic segmentation method are described in order to extract two valid sound samples of target consonants, with the aim of preprocessing the audio file and feeding the evenly trimmed audio samples to a computerized ssd screening system. dabbabi karim et al. [5] propose an optimized audio classification and segmentation algorithm for dividing stacked audio streams into 10 main audio types based on their content. they tested knn, svm and gasom algorithms on two audio classification systems. in the first system using gasom algorithm and leave-one verification technique, the average accuracy of music/ambient sound discrimination reached 99.17%. compared with knn and svm algorithms, gasom algorithm always achieves the best performance results. 2. video analysis 2.1. speech segmentation and speech-to-text of video in terms of audio segmentation, we applied the staged and efficient algorithm based on bic & medist to segment the video voice. firstly, the audio separated from the video is subjected to spectral reduction and noise reduction processing; then, the noise-reduced speech is segmented in stages; finally, call iflytek interface, complete voice-to-text. 124 figure 1. the process of staged efficient algorithms based on bic and medist 2.2. text recognition error correction in this part, we use the daec algorithm to correct the text. first, automatic error correction is performed on the converted text (manual error correction is also supported); then, the corrected text is audited, including hot word frequency audit, video (and corresponding voice and text) modification (editing) times and location audit, video upload and video editing number proportion audit, etc. finally, the audit results are visualized in the developed teaching video voice extraction and audit system. as shown in figure 2. figure 2. the daec algorithm video voice text audit solution model input: the input embeddings of the entire model framework are composed of the addition and embedding of word embedding, position embedding, and segment embedding of each character in the text sentence. therefore, it can be seen that the input of the model framework of the whole method is actually the same as the general input form of the daec algorithm. 𝑒𝑖 = 𝑤𝑜𝑟𝑑 𝑒𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔(𝑒𝑖) + 𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑒𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔(𝑥𝑖) + 𝑠𝑒𝑔𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝑒𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑑𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔(𝑥𝑖) (1) detection network: the detection network in the daec algorithm framework is essentially a bidirectional gru model (bi-gru). the bi-gru model encodes each text sequence forward and backward, and then merges the hidden state of the forward coding of the last hidden layer chinese the sequence horizontally with the hidden state of reverse encoding, and the calculation process of the bi-gru model is as follows: ℎ𝑖 𝑑⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ = 𝐺𝑅𝑈(ℎ𝑖−1 𝑑⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ , 𝑒𝑖) (2) ℎ𝑖 𝑑⃖⃗ ⃗⃗⃗ = gru(ℎ𝑖+1 𝑑⃖⃗ ⃗⃗⃗⃗ ⃗⃗⃗, 𝑒𝑖) (3) ℎ𝑖 𝑑 = [ℎ𝑖 𝑑⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ; ℎ𝑖 𝑑⃖⃗ ⃗⃗⃗] (4) ℎ𝑖 𝑑is the hidden state of the embedded ei of the character i in the text sequence in the last hidden layer after being calculated by the bi-gru model? the number of hidden layer dimensions of the reference bi-gru model is set to 256, and the number of hidden layer output dimensions after bidirectional encoding is 512. the hid calculated by the bigru model is then fed into two fully connected layers. loss function: as shown in the following schema, ℒ𝑑 represents the cross-entropy loss calculated by the final output value of the detection network of the error detection network; ℒ𝑐 represents the cross-entropy loss calculated for the output value after the error correction network. ℒ𝑑 = −∑log𝑃𝑑(𝑔𝑖|𝑋) 𝑛 𝑖=1 (5) ℒ𝑐 = −∑log𝑃𝑐(𝑦𝑖|𝑋) 𝑛 𝑖=1 (6) the loss function of the whole daec algorithm is composed of the loss function of the detection network of the error detection network and the loss function of the error correction network correction network: ℒ = λ ∙ ℒ𝑐 + (1 − λ ) ∙ ℒ𝑑 (7) the above equation is the loss function representation of daec algorithm. in the formula, 1−λ and λ are the linear combination coefficients of the loss function of the detection network and the loss function of the correction network, that is, the linear combination of the respective loss functions of the two networks is the total loss function of the final softmasked bert model. 2.3. text-to-speech and video speech synthesis in this part, we use the i-zhrtvc for text-to-speech. then merge the voice into the video. the prototype is zhrtvc, using machine learning algorithms, zhvoice is the chinese speech corpus, the voice is clearer and more natural, including 8 open source datasets, 3200 speakers, 900 hours of speech, 13 million words. large corpus splicing speech synthesis system based on statistical rules ultra-largescale sound library production: corpus design; soundbank recording; fine segmentation; prosodic callouts; the sound quality is good, the difference in sound quality of recording synthesis is small, and the naturalness of normal sentences is good. the zhvoice corpus can be used to train the base model of speech cloning. ge2e_pretrained_iwater.pt: a speech encoder model trained with chinese open-source speech corpus. mel-spectrogram: vocoder the process of i-zhrtvc for text-to-speech and merge the voice into the video as shown in figure 3. first obtain the text that needs to be replaced; then, the text-to-speech encoder retrained based on the fusion data_aishell dataset automatically converts text into speech (and also supports manual recording of speech). then, the converted voice is normalized and integrated with the original voice intensity, prosody and duration. finally, the fused audio is merged with the silent video to get the corrected video. figure 3. the process of i-zhrtvc for text-to-speech and merge the voice into the video 3. experiment and result analysis 3.1. experimental results of the staged and efficient algorithm based on bic & medist compared with traditional bic audio segmentation 125 algorithm,the staged and efficient algorithm based on bic & medist is proposed in this paper. which discards the glr (general likelihood) comparable distance calculation formulas such as (kullback-leibler)kl, etc., use the statistical mean euclidean distance medist, combined with the local maximum selection and significance detection. then use the bic method to confirm the candidate segmentation points. the test results show that this method not only improves the overall audio segmentation speed to a large extent, it is 400 times higher than the traditional bic method, and the deletion error rate mdr is reduced by 15.1%. the insertion error rate far is slightly reduced, which greatly improves the accuracy of text-to-text conversion after speech extraction. audio split point insertion error (fa) means that a split point that does not actually exist is detected; audio split point deletion error (md) means that a split point that actually exists is not detected. fa (false alarms rate) and mdr (missed detection rate) are defined as follows: 𝐹𝐴𝑅 = 𝐹𝐴 𝐴𝐶𝑃+𝐹𝐴 × 100% (8) 𝑀𝐷𝑅 = 𝑀𝐷 𝐴𝐶𝑃 × 100% (9) among them, acp (actual changing points) represents the real audio split point. similarly, we can define the total error score es (error score) es = far + mdr (10) the specific algorithm comparison chart is shown in the figure 4. figure 4. the specific algorithm comparison table 1. accuracy comparison of speech extraction algorithms total number of test cases speechtospeech error rate <10% speechto-speech error rate <5% speechto-speech error rate <3% new design speech extraction algorithm 28 100% 92.80% 89.20% traditional speech extraction algorithms 29 36% 10.70% 0.00% in terms of speech-to-text noise reduction in speech extraction, by analyzing the audio and processing the audio through fft (fast fourier transform), noise estimation and amplitude quadratic calculation are performed to achieve spectral reduction, which can not only noise reduction, it also has a certain ability to recognize some audio with dialect accents except mandarin chinese. after 20,000 audio tests, we concluded that the audio after noise reduction can have an average recognition accuracy of 95.8%, which can improve the accuracy of text conversion. combining the above two points and testing a set of java videos (28), compared with the traditional algorithm, the new algorithm can extract language with an accuracy of 95.8%. there is no error in converting most audio segments to speech, and the error rate in a small number of use cases can also be controlled below 20%. however, based on the traditional speech extraction algorithm, there are large errors in the speech extraction of audio segments with high noise or audio segments with low segmentation accuracy, and the correct rate is only 35.3%. the test results are shown in table 1. 3.2. experimental results of the daec algorithm the video voice text audit scheme corrected by daec algorithm has a high error correction rate. in 20000 text error correction tests, the correct rate of normal text and spoken text of the new double error correction method has increased by 10.8% and 15.3% respectively compared with bert, and by 0.7% and 2.0% respectively compared with baidu, as shown in table 2. table 2. comparison of algorithms normal text error correction rate correctness rate of more spoken texts daec 98.30% 96.60% baidu 97.60% 94.60% bert 77.50% 81.30% 3.3. experimental results of i-zhrtvc based on the innovative zhrtvc algorithm, this paer retrained with chinese data from 400 people in data_aishell, and in vocoder, mel-spectrogram generated by synthesistrained models was used instead of the original griffin-lim. in addition to the realization of automatic text-to-speech (tts), the improved algorithm also improves the prosody accuracy by 15% compared with the previous pyttsx, and the mos value reaches 4.5. the mos calculation formula is as follows: mos = ∑ ∑ 𝑆𝑖𝑗 𝑁 𝑖=1 𝑀 𝑗=1 𝑀 (11) by collecting the 100 use cases outlined, compared with the traditional pyttsx speech-to-speech algorithm, the newly designed text-to-speech pronunciation accuracy can reach 95%, most of the use cases pronunciation standards are coordinated with prosody, a small number of prosody and pronunciation errors, and a few use cases have large deviations. based on the traditional pyttsx to speech algorithm, the algorithm has a large error in the prosody results of long or complex text-to-speech. as shown in table 3. table 3. i-zhrtvc vs. pyttsx pronunciation, prosody, dictionary accuracy comparison results total number of test cases pronunciation accuracy prosodic accuracy dictionary accuracy i-zhrtvc 100 95% 85% 83% pyttsx 100 87% 70% 80% in addition, our team's i-zhrtvc algorithm with reference to zhrtvc can achieve a mos value (voice quality evaluation index) of 4.5, as shown in table 4. by properly training the gmw vocoder, it sounds very natural, and the dbplus 126 algorithm is used to level the average db of the audio, and the audio time is used a. speed is the same duration as the original audio, sounds complete without obvious abnormal rhythmic ups and downs, is relatively clear and smooth, and is easier to understand, reaching the quality of people's ordinary conversations, and listeners are willing to accept it. table 4. comparison table of mos values of various mainstream tts algorithms name i-zhrtvc gtts pyttsx win32com mos 4.5 4.2 3.8 4.0 4. conclusion this paper studies video analysis based on text error correction from three aspects: speech segmentation and speech to text, text recognition and error correction, text to speech and video 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been little research on the recognition of the specific emotion of lovelorn. this study aims to identify the lovelorn emotion in text, using deep learning pretrained model ernir tiny to train a dataset consisting of 5008 pieces of chinese lovelorn emotion text crawled from social media platform weibo and 4998 pieces of ordinary text extracted from existing available dataset. and finally, it was proved that ernie tiny performs well in classifying whether a text contains lovelorn emotion or not, with f1 score of 0.941929, precision score of 0.942300 and recall score of 0.941928 obtained on the test set. keywords: ernie tiny; lovelorn emotion; emotion recognition. 1. introduction sentiment analysis is an attractive and valuable task in the discipline of natural language processing, which is the process of analyzing, processing, generalizing and reasoning about text with sentiment, focusing on people's emotional attitudes toward various entities, including products, organizations, events, etc. according to the granularity of the analyzed object, it can be divided into document, sentence and aspect level. sentiment analysis plays an important role in many fields, for example, movie reviews can be used to analyze whether users rate movies positively or negatively; sentiment tendency of users towards attributes such as price and usefulness of products can be mined in product review texts. in addition, sentiment analysis is also important in the field of mental health, which can understand the psychological needs of users and provide emotional support and treatment. there are a large number of emotionally charged texts on social media platforms, including the lovelorn emotion, but there has been little research on this specific emotion. this study focuses on detecting the emotion of love loss in texts, which can identify whether lovelorn emotion is contained from any text, helping heterosexual dating platforms to identify potential target users of love loss and advertise their dating software accordingly. while social media software can also cooperate with platforms that provide psychological therapy, to implement emotional care for these users and push them information that helps to get out of negative emotions, so that the target group can face lovelorn emotions in a healthier state of mind, showing the humanistic care of the organization. 2. literature review detecting emotions with natural language processing techniques is one of the applications of artificial intelligence in mental health. to address the problem that traditional machine learning models fail to effectively focus on some features in sentiment analysis tasks, the deep learning model lstm was used by chen et al. to extract and classify users' emotional features and applied to the scenario of postpartum depression screening. the role of emoticons was also considered by extracting features and modeling, and good results were achieved in general agreement with the edinburgh postpartum depression scale. the study significantly reduces the length of sentiment screening and served as a good reference for document-level emotion classification tasks in specific domains. liu, shi and jiang used the (bsc + rfs)-fs, wec-fs model proposed by the optimal classification model fusing single and multidimensional features to identify posts with suicidal ideation (including the stress of love loss) in social media, and the results demonstrated that an appropriate combination strategy and the selection of a targeted classification model contributed to the improvement of suicidal ideation detection rate. traditional sentiment analysis techniques include supervised methods, such as support vector machines, maximum entropy, plain bayes and other supervised machine learning methods, and unsupervised methods, including methods based on sentiment lexicon, syntactic analysis and syntactic patterns. the lexicon-based methods mainly use a series of sentiment lexicons and rules developed for paragraph disassembly and syntactic analysis of texts to calculate sentiment values, and finally use the sentiment values as a basis for judging the sentiment tendency of texts. most of the machine learning-based methods treat this problem as a classification problem, manually labeling the training text, structuring the text content, and inputting it to the algorithm for training and learning, and classifying the target sentiment into positive and negative categories to judge the sentiment polarity. these early methods are relatively simple and have good results for some related tasks. however, sentiment lexicon-based approaches lack semantic associations between contexts, and the training of machine learning models relies on the quality of annotated datasets, 67 which require high quality feature construction and selection, and therefore have limitations. with the popularity of deep learning, the application of deep learning architectures in sentiment analysis tasks has become a very popular research topic in recent years, using multilayer neural networks to learn features and extract them automatically, overcoming many of the problems of traditional classification techniques. a large number of sentiment analysis studies based on deep learning (e.g., convolutional neural networks cnn, recurrent neural networks rnn, long-short term memory networks lstm, etc.) have emerged and obtained state-of-the-art results in many tasks of sentiment classification. kim discussed that fine-tuning task-specific word vectors in a cnn model can improve performance. with the performance of pre-trained word vectors on sentence classification tasks, it is demonstrated that simple single-layer cnn models with less hyperparameter tuning and static word vectors can achieve better performance on multiple benchmarks, optimizing tasks including sentiment analysis and problem classification. tang, qin, and liu used the idea of memory network for aspect-level sentiment analysis, constructed the memory by context information, introduced attention to capture the important information in the sentiment tendency of different aspects, and achieve great results on the experimental dataset, which was simpler and faster to compute than the neural network models such as rnn and lstm. in addition, the research demonstrated that combining content information and location information to learn context weight was a more suitable method for aspect-level sentiment analysis, and the multi-layer computational unit can learn more abstractive information, which can improve the model performance. an attention-based bi-directional cnn-rnn depth model (abcdm) was proposed by basiri et al. for sentiment analysis. by using two independent bidirectional lstm and gru layers, temporal information in both directions was considered to extract context. also, the attention mechanism was applied in the output of the model's bidirectional layers to emphasize contributions of different words, achieving sota results on the twitter dataset. the bert+attention model proposed by wang and tong improved the bert pre-training model by introducing an attention mechanism and weighting key features to analyze the emotions expressed on microblogs during the epidemic, and obtained higher accuracy than the textcnn, bilstm and the bilstm+attention model. 3. research methodology 3.1. ernie tiny model ernie tiny, proposed by baidu, is obtained by compressing ernie 2.0 base model through the method of model structure compression and model distillation, using 3layer transformer structure, which significantly improves the prediction speed by 4 times and can quickly land the project. and ernie 2.0 consists of two parts, transformer encoder and task embedding, which improves the masking strategy and corpus on the basis of bert, making it more suitable for chinese sentiment classification tasks. (1) transformer encoder consistent with several pre-trained models such as bert, the ernie 2.0 model also uses a 12-layer transformer as encoder. unlike bert, the transformer encoding layer of bert is used in the first 6 layers, but in the 7th custom knowledge fusion layer bertlayermix, the aligned entity vector and the denominator vector are summed for the first time and transmitted to the knowledge encoding module and the text encoding module, respectively, and in the remaining 5 custom knowledge encoding layers bertlayer, the entity sequence and the text sequence, which have been fused with both information, are encoded using the self-attention mechanism, respectively. transformer captures the contextual information of each token in a text sequence by self-attention and generates contextual representation embeddings. for a given sequence, the starting position is a predefined separator [cls]; for tasks where the input is multi-segment, the different segments are separated by a predefined [sep]. (2) task embedding the task embedding in the model is used to apply different tasks, and each task id has its own specific task embedding, which is input to the model along with token embedding, position embedding and sentence embedding. in the finetuning phase, task ids can be selected to initialize the model. and the sentence loss and token loss are used as the loss function. the structure of ernie 2.0 model is shown in figure 1. figure 1. ernie 2.0 model structure (3) model distillation ernie tiny compresses the pre-trained model through a progressive distillation framework using four stages of distillation, including general-enhanced distillation, where the student model receives augmented knowledge from finetuned teachers and generalization capability is improved. task-adaptive distillation smooths the transition through designed learning objectives. figure 2 shows the model distillation work flow of ernie tiny. figure 2. workflow of ernie tiny based on previous studies, it can be seen that deep learning models, especially pre-trained models like bert, have superior results for sentiment classification tasks. at the same time, there are fewer studies on the psychological emotion analysis for the emotion of lost love, so this paper focuses on 68 the study of the recognition of the lovelorn emotion using deep learning model. 3.2. experiment 3.2.1. data preparation and processing the first step was to obtain the data. since there was no readily available textual dataset for love loss, a web crawler program was written to crawl the comments of articles about "love loss", "regret of youth" and other related words on chinese social media platforms weibo. then data cleaning was performed, using python to remove the empty and duplicate lines in the comments, and then manually filter the comments that are not related to the emotion of lost love, and finally got 5008 pieces of text with the emotion of lovelorn, and set the label to 1, which means it contains the emotion of lost love. the next step was merging the data. the comments from the existing general weibo sentiment seven-category comment dataset ocemotion [10], which is not specific to any topic, was extracted and merged with the lost love sentiment text into a csv file. since ordinary comments may also contain comments related to love loss, 4998 comments under the "happiness" sentiment tag were selected as nonlove-loss sentiment data, and the tag was set to 0, resulting in a dichotomous (lovelorn and normal) weibo sentiment dataset. the sample comments were translated into english, as shown in table 1. finally, the dataset was divided. the training set, validation set and test set were divided according to 8:1:1 and the data were randomly shuffled, making the data of different categories as uniformly distributed as possible. table 1. sample review text text label (1: lovelorn; 0: normal) no more, he said he doesn't love me anymore. 1 i said the breakup, but why do i miss him so much, and also sad, i seem to have lost him. 1 eight years, how can i give up. you are so good, so good that i want to spend my life with you. but i was disqualified. i'm lost, i don't want to go the rest of the way. 1 today go out to play so cool ah, both wind and sun and sun uv weak. 0 happiness is not about having more, but about thinking less. 0 wake up and find that can still stay in bed! 0 3.2.2. build and train model after processing the data into a format acceptable to the model, using paddlehub, a pre-training model management and migration learning tool, the pre-trained model ernie tiny was loaded and the text was processed using the model's built-in tokenizer. next, the adamw optimizer was selected as the optimization strategy for pretrained model ernie tiny, setting the learning rate and using the model default parameters. then run the configuration to control the finetuning of the training task, specify the training and validation sets of the model, and configure the training parameters such as the number of training epochs, batch size, etc. 4. result discussion in this experiment, adamw was chosen as the optimizer of the pre-trained model to solve the problem of l2 regularization failure in the adam optimizer [11]. finally, the test set was evaluated with macro f1-score, precision (p), and recall (r) metrics which are the common indexes used in classification tasks. f1 value is the harmonized average of p and r values, and macro f1 score directly calculate the average of f1 values for each category. the precision is the percentage of samples with positive true values among all samples with positive predicted values, and the recall is the percentage of samples with positive predicted values among all samples with positive true values. the final test score results were obtained as shown in table 2, with f1 score, precision score and recall score of 0.941929, 0.942300 and 0.941928 respectively. it can be seen that ernie tiny model can accurately identify and classify the emotions of lovelorn, and get satisfying results. table 2. evaluation index result f1-score precision recall 0.941929 0.942300 0.941928 5. conclusion in this study, the basic architecture and principles of the deep learning model ernie tiny were introduced. three approaches to sentiment classification (sentiment lexiconbased approach, machine learning based approach and deep learning approach) were explored. in order to address the problem that few existing sentiment analysis studies detect love loss emotion texts, the author crawled love loss emotion texts on the social media platform weibo, combined with normal sentiment reviews as dataset, and the ernie tiny model was trained to recognize lovelorn emotion texts, which can effectively classify texts containing love-loss emotion from ordinary non-love-loss texts, and finally achieve satisfactory results. on the one hand, this study contributes to the work on emotion perception in digital mental health treatment solutions, reflecting the important value of sentiment analysis in this area and having valuable social significance. on the other hand, since punctuation marks may also contain some enhanced emotions, and the number of training texts is not very large, future work is to consider the role of punctuation marks into the problem of sentiment analysis with more training data, further improve the accuracy of sentiment classification. references [1] chen, y., zhou, b., zhang, w., gong, w., & sun, g. 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(2018). decoupled weight decay regularization. international conference on learning representations. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 42 application of improved dv-hop algorithm in wireless sensor network jiaowu cai1, liangyu li1, zhijun zhang2 1 college of information engineering zhongshan polytechnic, zhongshan 528400, china 2 jiangxi coal industry group co., ltd, pingxiang 337000, china abstract: to improve the problem of inaccurate wireless sensor network positioning algorithm of dv-hop node is proposed. firstly, the optimization scheme of the anchor nodes is completed by calculating the triangle area of the anchor nodes. furthermore, the particle group optimization algorithm combines the genetic chaotic particle group theory, and finally, the improved particle group algorithm is used to correct the node position obtained by the dv-hop algorithm. the simulation experiments show that improving the dv-hop algorithm compared with the traditional d v-hop algorithm to monitor the underground leakage accident position more accurately. keywords: particle swarm algorithm; genetic algorithm; dv-hop; wireless sensor network. 1. introduction with the development of wireless communication technology, wireless sensor network (wsn) is increasingly used in coal mines.among dv-hop[1-2]as a no-need ranging and positioning algorithm, it is very suitable for wsn node positioning under the mine. many optimization algorithms have been improved to reduce localization error and improve localization accuracy [3-7]. document [3] the ant colony particle swarm algorithm is introduced into the unknown node computation stage of the dv-hop algorithm to improve the localization accuracy. document [4] the problem of collinear anchor nodes is removed by using the angle comparison principle of the multilateral measurement method. document [5] the frog algorithm is introduced to solve the average per hop distance, thus reducing the node localization error and making it closer to the actual value. these algorithms contribute to some extent to optimize the performance of the dv-hop algorithm, but they still have shortcomings. based on the dv-hop positioning algorithm, an anchor node optimization method avoids the problem that the nodes cannot be located, and proposes a dv-hop improvement scheme based on the genetic chaotic particle swarm algorithm to reduce the average positioning error of downhole distribution network faults and improve the positioning accuracy. 2. analysis and improvement of the dv-hop algorithm 2.1. dv-hop algorithm the dv-hop algorithm process is located as follows: step 1 anchor node will its own information (id, coordinates, anchor receiving information node jump) through the flood, the initial value of jump is set to 0, each critical point received the information and update the minimum jump, and jump number plus 1, and continue to forward to the neighbor node, this rule to obtain the unknown node from each anchor node minimum jump value. step 2 takes the jumps of other anchor nodes and the average distance per jump of the anchor node is calculated according to eq. (1). 𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑎 = ∑ √(𝑥𝑖−𝑥𝑗)2+(𝑦𝑖−𝑦𝑗)2 𝑖≠𝑗 ∑ ℎ𝑐𝑖𝑗𝑖≠𝑗 (1) in this eq.: (𝑥𝑖 , 𝑦𝑖) and (𝑥𝑗 , 𝑦𝑗) are the coordinates of anchor nodes 𝑖 and𝑗 .ℎ𝑐𝑖𝑗 is the minimum number of jumps between anchor node 𝑖 and node𝑗. step 3: using the three-sided measurement method, the distance between the unknown node a0 and the anchor nodes a1, a2, and a3, as shown in figure 1, is calculated by eq.(2). { √(𝑥1 − 𝑥)2 + (𝑦1 − 𝑦)2 = 𝑑1 √(𝑥2 − 𝑥)2 + (𝑦2 − 𝑦)2 = 𝑑2 √(𝑥3 − 𝑥)2 + (𝑦3 − 𝑦)2 = 𝑑3 (2) figure 1. schematic diagram of the trilateral measurement method convert eq. (2) to the format of eq. ax =p:             −− −− −− = −− )()( )()( )()( 11 22 11 kkkk kk kk yyxx yyxx yyxx a  (3) 𝑋 = [ 𝑥 𝑦] 4)               −+−+− −+−+− −+−+− = −−= 2 1 222 1 22 1 2 2 222 2 22 2 2 1 222 1 22 1 2 1 kkkkkk kkk kkk ddyyxx ddyyxx ddyyxx p  (5) 43 using least squares estimation: 𝑋 = (𝐴𝑇𝐴)−1𝐴𝑇𝑃 (6) 2.2. deficiency of the d v-hop algorithm (1) the topological relationship of anchor nodes will directly affect the positioning accuracy of wireless sensor nodes. figure 2 shows the distribution of wireless sensor nodes in the underground coal mine power grid [8]. due to the long and narrow geographical environment of the underground coal mine, the sensors in the distribution network cannot meet the requirements of uniform layout during installation, which will produce the sensor node collinear or approximate collinear situation, neither of which can achieve the node positioning. therefore, the removal of collinearity and the selection of suitable anchor nodes becomes a key problem. figure 2. distribution diagram of wireless sensors in underground coal mine power grid in the dv-hop algorithm, the average distance often errors with the actual value due to the influence of environment and communication. and once the error occurs, it will be cumulative to affect the subsequent calculation, and eventually lead to greater calculation errors. therefore, the calculation error must be reduced by correcting for the unknown node coordinates. 3. improvement of the dv-hop algorithm 3.1. anchor node preferred scheme in this paper, the area of anchor node by calculating whether the anchor node is collinear:𝑆𝑛 𝑆𝑛 = | 𝑥𝑖 𝑦𝑖 1 𝑥𝑗 𝑦𝑗 1 𝑥𝑘 𝑦𝑘 1 | (7) assume that (𝑥𝑖 , 𝑦𝑖) , (𝑥𝑗 , 𝑦𝑗) and (𝑥𝑘 , 𝑦𝑘) are the coordinates of 3 anchor nodes randomly distributed,𝑆𝑛is the triangle area composed of anchor nodes.if 0 ≤ 𝑆𝑛 ≤ 𝛿, then these three anchor nodes are considered to be in an approximate line, so another anchor nodes are needed to assist in positioning. 3.2. particle swarm optimization dv-hop the particle swarm optimization algorithm pso (particle swarm optimization) shows its unique advantages in handling optimization problems due to its excellent global search performance and fast convergence ability [9]. pso starts from the random solution, for the 𝑛 -dimensional optimization problem, randomly generates the initial population of 𝑚 particles, and substitutes the flight speed 𝑉𝑖 and position 𝑋𝑖 of the 𝑖 th particle into the optimization objective function to obtain the fitness value. after updating 𝑉𝑖 and location 𝑋𝑖 and iteration, the optimal solution is found. the optimal solution obtained by the 𝑖 th particle search is recorded as 𝑝𝑖 , and the current optimal solution obtained by particle swarm search is recorded as 𝑝𝑏 , and 𝑉𝑖 and 𝑋𝑖 are updated by using eq. (8) and eq. (9). 𝑋𝑖𝑛(𝑘 + 1) = 𝑋𝑖𝑛(𝑘) + 𝑉𝑖𝑛(𝑘 + 1) (8) 𝑉𝑖𝑛(𝑘 + 1) = 𝜔𝑉𝑖𝑛(𝑘) + 𝑐1𝑟1(𝑃𝑖𝑛 − 𝑋𝑖𝑛(𝑘)) + 𝑐2𝑟2(𝑃𝑏𝑛 − 𝑋𝑖𝑛(𝑘)) (9) in the equation, 𝑐1 and 𝑐2 are shrinkage factors, and 𝜔 is inertia weight. 3.3. genetic chaos particle swarm algorithm this paper presents a genetic chaos particle swarm algorithm called gcpso (genetic chaos particle swarm optimization) by introducing the chaos principle and the dynamic weight adaptive regulation method. 3.3.1. genetic algorithm the genetic algorithm ga (genetic algorithm) is a development law that simulates the continuous evolution of living organisms in nature [10]. in this paper, a new generation of elites is formed by introducing the crossover and variation of ga algorithm in the pso algorithm, and finally the optimal solution of the optimization problem is obtained. (1) select the crossover select 𝑁 even individuals, then pair the selected individuals in pairs, perform cross operation, and generate offspring particles. suppose that particle 𝑎 and particle 𝑏 are selected for cross operation, and the corresponding positions 𝑋𝑎(𝑡) and 𝑋𝑏(𝑡) are replaced by the following descendants: 𝑋1 𝑘 = 𝑟𝑋1 𝑘 + (1 − 𝑟)𝑋2 𝑘 (10) 𝑋2 𝑘 = 𝑟𝑋2 𝑘 + (1 − 𝑟)𝑋2 𝑘 (11) corresponding speed: 𝑉1 𝑘 = 𝑟𝑉1 𝑘 + (1 − 𝑟)𝑉2 𝑘 (12) 𝑉2 𝑘 = 𝑟𝑉2 𝑘 + (1 − 𝑟)𝑉1 𝑘 (13) 2) variant operation after crossing particles with probability 𝑃 , perform the following mutation operations: 𝑥𝑖 𝑘+1 = { 𝑥𝑖 𝑘 + 𝑐𝑖 𝑖𝑓 𝑓𝑖𝑡𝑛𝑒𝑠𝑠(𝑥𝑖 𝑘 + 𝑐𝑖) > 𝑓𝑖𝑡𝑛𝑒𝑠𝑠(𝑥𝑖 𝑘) 𝑥𝑖 𝑘 𝑜𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟𝑠 14) 𝑉𝑖 𝑘+1 = 𝑉𝑖 𝑘 (15) in the equation, 𝑐𝑖 is the interval [𝑥𝐿 − 𝑥𝑖 𝑘, 𝑥𝑈 − 𝑥𝑖 𝑘] uniformly distributed random number, 𝑥𝐿 and 𝑥𝑈 are the upper and lower limits of search respectively. 3.3.2. adaptive parameter adjustment chaos is a nonlinear motion which is very sensitive to initial conditions and can traverse all states. in this paper, the chaos principle is used to optimize the velocity 𝑉𝑖 and position 𝑋𝑖 of particles by adaptively adjusting the parameters of particle swarm optimization algorithm. create a chaotic sequence as follows: 𝛽𝑘+1 = 𝜆𝛽𝑘(1 − 𝛽𝑘) (16) when 𝜆 = 4, the system will enter into a chaotic state, and the chaotic variable 𝛽𝑡(𝑡 = 1,2, ⋯ ) will traverse all the states in the system without repetition. after that, 𝑟1 and 44 𝑟2 are dynamically adjusted to generate an excellent population, and then lead the particles to the optimal solution through equations (8) and (9). chaotic optimization is as follows: { 𝑟𝑖 𝑘+1 = 4.0 × 𝑟𝑖 𝑘(1 − 𝑟𝑖) 𝑟𝑖 𝑘 ∈ (0,1), 𝑖 = 1,2 (17) inertial weights 𝜔 play a role in maintaining algorithmic balance in optimization. this paper chooses the dynamic weight adjustment method, and the weight update eq. is: 𝜔(𝑘) = 𝜔𝑚𝑎𝑥 − (𝜔𝑚𝑎𝑥 −𝜔𝑚𝑖𝑛 )×𝑘 𝑘𝑚𝑎𝑥 (18) in the equation, 𝜔𝑚𝑎𝑥 and 𝜔𝑚𝑖𝑛 are the upper and lower limits of inertia weight; 𝑘 is the current iteration number; 𝑘𝑚𝑎𝑥 is the maximum number of iterations. 3.4. dv-hop improvement based on genetic chaos particles dv-hop algorithm (gcpso-hop) and dv-hop algorithm based on genetic chaos particle swarm algorithm have the same communication energy consumption, but gcpso-hop algorithm has slightly more computing energy consumption than dv-hop algorithm. since the energy consumption of the wireless sensor network is mainly generated by the communication energy consumption, so the energy consumption of the gcpso-hop positioning algorithm meets the application conditions. this paper targets 𝑓𝑖 as the minimum localization error: 𝑓𝑖 = ∑ 𝑑𝑘 − √(𝑥 − 𝑥𝑖) 2 + (𝑦 − 𝑦𝑖)2𝑛 𝑖=1 (19) in the equation, (𝑥, 𝑦) is the coordinate of the unknown node, (𝑥𝑖 , 𝑦𝑖) is the coordinate of the anchor node, and 𝑑𝑘 is the actual measured distance. the fitness function is: the fitness function is: 𝑓𝑖𝑡𝑛𝑒𝑠𝑠(𝑥) = ∑ 𝛼𝑖𝑓𝑖(𝑥, 𝑦)𝑛 𝑖=1 (20) in the equation, 𝛼𝑖a is the inverse ratio of the number of hops of unknown node and anchor node 𝑖; 𝑛 is the number of unknown nodes. in this paper, we use the gcpso algorithm to correct the coordinates of unknown nodes found in the later part of the dv-hop algorithm. the specific optimization steps are as follows: step 1 the average hop distance 𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑎 and the minimum hop number ℎ𝑐𝑖𝑗 are obtained through step 1 and step 2 of the dv hop algorithm. step 2 initialize particle swarm. initialize particle velocity 𝑉𝑖 and position 𝑋𝑖, and set the number of iterations 𝑘 = 0. step 3 calculate the fitness value 𝑓𝑖𝑡𝑛𝑒𝑠𝑠 according to equation (20). step 4 compare the fitness of each particle. the individual optimal solution in the group is set as 𝑃𝑖 , and the global optimal solution is set as 𝑃𝑏 . step 5 update the velocity 𝑉𝑖 and position 𝑋𝑖 of particles according to formula (8) and formula (9). step 6 determine whether the algorithm is terminated. if the maximum number of iterations is reached, the optimal solution will be output; otherwise, go to step 7. step 7 randomly select 𝑀 individuals according to the fitness value, and perform cross operation on them to obtain 𝑀 new individuals. step 8 perform mutation operation on all individuals, select 𝑁 individuals with high fitness from 𝑀 + 𝑁 to enter the next generation, and return to step 3. 4. experimental simulation and results analysis to verify the effectiveness of the improved algorithm, sensor nodes are randomly generated in a simulation region of 100 m×100 m. simulation experiments using matlab for gcpso-hop, dv-hop, ga-hop and posho, and analyze the results were analyzed. the absolute positioning error is: 𝑒 = √(𝑥 − 𝑥𝑒)2 + (𝑦 − 𝑦𝑒)2 (21) relative definition error is: �̂�𝑒𝑟𝑟 = ∑ 𝑒𝑒𝑟𝑟 𝑛 1 𝑅 (22) in the equation, (𝑥, 𝑦) is the actual coordinate of the unknown node, (𝑥𝑒 , 𝑦𝑒) is the estimated coordinate, and 𝑅 is the communication radius. set 𝑐1 = 𝑐2 = 2.0 , 𝜔𝑚𝑎𝑥 = 0.9, 𝜔𝑚𝑖𝑛 = 0.4, genetic crossover probability 𝑃 = 0.85, population size of each generation 𝑁 = 40 , and iteration number 𝑘 = 200. communication radius. setting, genetic crossing probabilities, size of the population per generation, number of iterations. because the coal mine underground roadway is narrow and slender and the open space is limited. in order to reduce the error of the node communication, reducing the distance between the deployment paving nodes and adding the redundant nodes is adopted to ensure the communication between the nodes. in addition, a denser single-chain deployment mode is adopted in the narrow width lanes to ensure the communication quality between nodes. in order to test the performance of this algorithm, the experimental platform of simulated zigbee wireless sensor distribution network is built. a schematic diagram of the experimental platform is shown in figure 3. the power supply is a threephase current source, the single-phase output current is 1 a~100 a, the isolation transformer ratio is 1:1, r is the protection resistance, a, b and c are three-phase upper current sensors. once the circuit in the grid ground fault, the three-phase line loses balance will appear zero order component. after the signal adjustment circuit, the 0~3.3v voltage signal is output, and then converted into a digital signal by the a / d converter, and ultimately conducive to the zigbee wireless technology transmission to the terminal. table 1 shows the zero-order current of the measured alignment lines. figure 3. schematic diagram of the experimental platform structure figure 4 is a random distribution plot of the nodes. the asterisk is the unknown node, and the cross symbol is the anchor node. at this time, the anchor node is approximately collinear with the underground coal mine. figure 5 shows the 45 localization effect of undetecting collinearity and excluding colollinearity. as shown in figure 5 (a) and figure 5 (b), the localization effect after excluding collinearity scheme is better, which can effectively reduce the average localization error of nodes. table 1. zero-order current error of transmission line measured by wireless sensor network order number line zeroorder current / a wsn detects zero-order current / a error /% 1 1.00 1.03 3.00 2 3.00 3.14 4.67 3 5.00 5.24 4.80 4 7.00 7.36 5.14 5 9.00 9.58 6.44 6 11.00 10.46 4.91 7 13.00 13.46 3.54 8 15.00 15.63 4.20 9 17.00 16.60 2.35 10 19.00 18.71 1.53 11 20.00 20.85 4.25 average error 4.08 figure 4. random distribution of the nodes figure 5. excluded the localization mean error comparison before and after being approximately collinear figure 6 shows the change curve of the average total number of anchor nodes between 5% and 35%. it can be seen from the figure that the average localization error of the four localization algorithms is constantly decreasing as the proportion of anchor nodes increases, and the localization performance of the gcpso-hop algorithm shows obvious advantages. at the anchor node ratio of 35%, the gcpsohop algorithm has the smallest average localization error and was 11.16% lower than dv-hop. it show that gcpso-hop algorithm can improve node localization accuracy and reduce localization error. figure 7 shows the relationship of the average localization error with the number of nodes with the same proportion of anchor nodes. as the number of nodes increases, the average localization error all decreases and gradually stabilizes. the average localization error of both the ga-hop algorithm and the pso-hop algorithm was smaller than that of the dv-hop algorithm, but it did not reach the optimization. since the gcpso-hop algorithm is more accurate on the location correction obtained from the localization, the average localization error is smaller. figure 6. the average localization error changes with the proportion of the anchor nodes figure 7. changes of the average localization error with the number of nodes figure 8. average localization error along with the node communication radius relationship for a more comprehensive analysis of the performance of the gapso-hop algorithm. figure 8 shows the average localization error change curve of the nodes at different communication radii when the anchor node ratio is 20%. it can be seen from the simulation results that when r hours as the communication radius increases, the average localization error begins to decrease. for example, at r = 10 m, the average localization error of the nodes of the gcpso-hop algorithm was reduced by 23.8% compared with that of the dv-hop algorithm. when r is greater than 35m, although the connectivity change of the network increases the localization error as the communication radius increases. but then the gapso-hop algorithm is still 46 the best of all the algorithms. to verify the effectiveness and accuracy of the gcpso-hop algorithm, six positioning nodes were selected in the underground coal mine for the validation experiment, and the experimental data are shown in table 2. in table 2, the actual coordinates of nodes are (𝑥, 𝑦) and the measured coordinates are (𝑥𝑒 , 𝑦𝑒) . from the actual measurement results, 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[10] side exuberant, zeng jing. research on non-ranging node localization algorithm based onquantum genetic algorithm [j]. computer application and software, 2013,30 (2): 180-183. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 21 a survey of knowledge tracking based on deep learning juwei dao* college of information, yunnan normal university, kunming,650000, china. * corresponding author: email: 804079054@qq.com. abstract: in order to fully understand the research status in the field of knowledge tracking based on deep learning in china, this paper uses citespace visualization analysis software to conduct visualization analysis and text analysis on 118 literatures with the theme of "knowledge tracking based on deep learning" included in cnki from 2012 to 2022. the results show that "artificial intelligence", "intelligent education", "deep learning" and "big data" are the research hotspots of knowledge tracking based on deep learning in china. the correlation between its frontier research and the development of the times rose rapidly from 2017 to 2021. in the future research, researchers should focus on the optimization of the model, the application of basic research and the practical application of the research results. keywords: knowledge tracking; deep learning; citespace. 1. introduction the popularization of education informatization has led to massive educational data generated by online education plaorms, which makes it difficult for educators to track the knowledge status of each student and provide personalized learning guidance. moreover, the types of knowledge in the online learning system are complex, and students need to search and retrieve from various redundant information by themselves, which leads to the diversification of learning resources and learning paths, but not necessarily effective. therefore, it is necessary to use scientific methods to analyze and excavate pertinently (4). knowledge tracing (kt) is a powerful tool to realize online wisdom education, which can personalize the effective learning path for students, and track the current knowledge state of students according to their answers, so as to realize individualized teaching (6). in view of its great significance to education, knowledge tracking has been widely used in industry-related online education plaorms. based on citespace software, this study studies the field of knowledge tracking based on deep learning in the past two decades, and understands the development of knowledge tracking based on deep learning by analyzing keyword cooccurrence and research preface. the existing problems and the future development direction of the research are discussed and prospected. 2. data sources and research methods 2.1. data sources the data in this paper comes from china national knowledge infrastructure (cnki), the search method is keyword search, the time range is from 2002 to 2022, the carrier form is "journal", the source categories are: sci source journals, ei source journals, peking university core, chinese social sciences citation index (cssci). firstly, the two keywords of "deep learning" and "knowledge tracking" were jointly searched, and 118 articles were found (the deadline of data retrieval was june 26, 2022). after removing the duplicate articles, 118 articles were obtained for research. 2.2. research methods this paper uses literature research method and citespace (version 5. 8 r3) software to analyze. citespace is an information visualization software developed by chen chaomei[3]of drexel university in the united states using java language, which is mainly based on co-citation analysis theory and routing network algorithm, and can help researchers quickly mine key information from a large number of literatures. the software is suitable for multivariate, time-sharing and dynamic complex network analysis, and is widely used to analyze the co-citation relationship among academic papers, journals and authors, and to map scientific knowledge. in this study, the publication annual trend chart in cnki and citespace software were used to conduct visual analysis and text analysis of the literature. firstly, check the annual trend chart of the selected literature published in cnki, and explain the literature published in the past 20 years based on deep learning knowledge tracking. secondly, the research samples are exported in refworks format, and the citespace visualization software is used to draw and quantitatively analyze the visual atlas of the literature on knowledge tracking based on deep learning, and the keyword cooccurrence map, time zone map and emergent word map of knowledge tracking based on deep learning in the past 20 years are obtained. according to the results of this text analysis, the research hotspots and evolution trends of knowledge tracking based on deep learning in china are summarized. 3. research results and analysis 3.1. analysis of the time of issuing documents through the statistics of the number of relevant literatures published in each time period, it is helpful to understand the degree of concern and trend in the research field. the annual publication of knowledge tracking based on deep learning in china is as follows:figure as shown. from the annual change of the number of publications, we can see that although the references of knowledge tracking 22 based on in-depth learning can be traced back a long way, from the global research point of view, the focus of knowledge tracking in 2015 began to shift from the traditional probability model to in-depth learning. piech (c. piech) et al. [4] of stanford university first introduced the long shortterm memory (lstm), a variant of recurrent neural network, into the knowledge tracking task, and proposed the first deep knowledge tracking model. in 2016, he published the first chinese research results in related fields in china. figure 1.annual changes in the number of papers on knowledge tracking based on deep learning from 2002 to 2022 from 2016 to 2018, the domestic research in this field is really concerned, the research heat is not high enough, and the number of articles is very small, with only two articles per year in 2016 and 2017, and four in 2018. however, since 2018, the heat in this field has increased greatly, and the number of articles has begun to rise rapidly. since 2020, affected by the covid-19 epidemic, online education has reached an unprecedented scale. how to effectively provide personalized learning services while carrying out large-scale online education has become an urgent and important demand. knowledge tracking has become an important example to meet this need [5], during which research results have increased almost exponentially, and still maintain a rapid growth trend today. neural networks based on deep learning have been proved to be able to achieve certain results in performance, and are far superior to traditional algorithms. the deep network randomly samples from the massive student data on the its platform as training data samples. with the increase of student practice records, the original samples lack real-time and cannot track the knowledge growth of students in time. faced with the increasing number of students' learning records, how to extract representative practice records, how to use enhanced sampling to strengthen the training process of deep learning network, how to collect data sets, and how to enhance data samples are also the main problems faced by knowledge tracking algorithms based on deep learning. 3.2. research hotspots of knowledge tracking based on deep learning figure 2. keyword co-occurrence map of knowledge tracking research based on deep learning in china from 2012 to 2022 keyword co-occurrence analysis is a high-level summary of common words or noun phrases appearing in the literature to determine the relationship between topics in the discipline represented by the research literature data. the co-occurrence analysis of keywords is helpful to understand the research hotspots in this field. the scientific knowledge map of keyword co-occurrence in knowledge tracking research based on deep learning in china is shown in figure 2, with 148 nodes and 299 links. from the keyword co-occurrence graph, we can see that the two largest keyword nodes are "deep learning" and "knowledge tracking", which are the keywords used in searching literature, and it is also very reasonable to be the largest node. as a new field with rapid development in the past decade, deep learning has attracted more and more researchers' attention. it has obvious advantages over shallow models in feature extraction and modeling. deep learning is good at mining more and more abstract feature representations from the original input data, and these representations have good generalization ability. it overcomes some problems that were considered difficult to solve in artificial intelligence in the past. knowledge tracking refers to the use of computer models to automatically measure students ‘knowledge level and judge students' mastery of knowledge according to the interaction records between students and exercises, which is characterized by automation and personalization. many researchers pay attention to the powerful feature extraction ability of deep learning and apply it to the field of knowledge tracing, which is called deep learning-based knowledge tracing or deep learning-based knowledge tracing (dlkt). compared with the traditional machine learning model, knowledge tracking based on deep learning does not require manually labeled knowledge component (kc) information, and can capture more complex knowledge representations of students, and can also discover and utilize the association information between kcs. at present [6], the research of knowledge tracking based on deep learning has become a hot topic in the field of knowledge tracking. in addition, the larger and more relevant nodes are: "wisdom education", "artificial intelligence", "knowledge diagnosis" and so on. as an important part of intelligent education, knowledge tracking has been widely studied and applied in the fields of artificial intelligence tutoring system, distance education and online teaching platform. it can personalize effective learning paths for students and track the current state of knowledge mastery of students according to their answers, so as to further realize individualized teaching and personalized teaching, which is of great significance to wisdom education. according to the different modeling methods, the existing knowledge tracking models can be divided into two categories: traditional machine learning methods and deep learning methods. bayesian knowledge pursuit [7] (bayesian knowledge tracing, bkt) and additive factor model (afm) [8] are two representative models in traditional machine learning methods. they have been widely used to assess the knowledge level of learners in intelligent tutoring systems. however, since 2015, knowledge tracking based on deep learning has become the "main force" of knowledge tracking research. the reason is that the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology and in-depth learning in recent years has led to the enabling education of artificial intelligence and 23 promoted the rapid development of knowledge tracking applications. since the introduction of deep learning into knowledge tracking, knowledge tracking has developed by leaps and bounds, and more and more emerging intelligent technologies have been integrated into knowledge tracking, which provides new ideas and opportunities for further promoting the development of intelligent education. figure 3. keyword co-occurrence map of knowledge tracking research based on deep learning in china from 2012 to 2022 after clustering the scientific knowledge map of keyword co-occurrence, the keyword cluster map is obtained as shown in figure 3. there are six categories in total, which are sorted according to the number of nodes contained in each category: "sao method", "knowledge tracking", "target tracking", "learning emotion", and "machine learning" and "incremental learning". the full name of sao is subject-action-boject, which is an important semantic recognition structure in the field of natural language processing. it can deeply explore the evolution and composition relationship between technology topics, so as to identify potentially related technology innovation combinations. [9] there are many evidences in psychological research that show that learners' learning emotions are influenced by learners' knowledge and goals, and are closely related to learners' learning outcomes. early studies used learners' emotions to predict learning outcomes, with the aim of trying to explain human behavior in the learning process by understanding human emotional and cognitive processes. [10] learner’s affective state is accompanied by learning behavior, and learning emotions may systematically affect the way learners process learning materials. in the process of teaching, educators intervene in the negative emotions of learners in time and help students maintain the positive emotions of learners, so that learners will be more likely to achieve their learning goals successfully. the main difference between incremental learning and batch learning is the way the trained model treats new input data. the incremental learning model learns directly on the basis of the existing model. the batch learning model needs to abandon the existing model and re-learn the new data together with the old data. [11] 3.3. research development stage and future research space in order to analyze the academic frontier information of knowledge tracking research based on deep learning in china, the emergent word map of artificial intelligence applied to teaching management and evaluation is derived through citespace software. figures shown, there are 11 emergent words under the theme of artificial intelligence applied to teaching management and evaluation. according to the chronological order of the beginning of the emergent words, they are "semantic mining", "concept", "graph convolution", "sao method", 'patent analysis',' intelligent education ', "artificial intelligence",'exercise recommendation', 'target tracking','target detection 'and'cognitive diagnosis'. figure4. emergent word map of knowledge tracking research based on deep learning in china from 2012 to 2022 as can be seen from figure 3, the emergent words in the knowledge tracking study based on deep learning can be roughly divided into three categories. the first category is the emergent words that appeared before 2015 and ended in 2015, including "semantic mining", "concept", "graph convolution", "sao method" and "patent analysis". the second category is the emergent words whose outbreak duration is between 2018 and 2020, including "artificial intelligence", "exercise recommendation" and "target tracking". the third category is the keywords that broke out after 2020 and continue to be popular to this day, including "target detection" and "cognitive diagnosis". figure 5. keyword co-occurrence time zone of knowledge tracking research based on deep learning in china it can be seen from figure 4 that the key words of "deep learning", "knowledge tracking" and "wisdom education" can be traced back to a long time ago, and the research results accumulated by predecessors have provided many advanced ideas and methods for the research in this field. since the domestic research on knowledge tracking based on in-depth learning was officially launched in 2016, the early domestic attention in this field has focused on semantic analysis, hot spot tracking, incremental learning, reinforcement learning, etc. after 2019, the technical methods and ideas concerned in this field have changed. it turns more to target tracking, target detection, knowledge mapping, cognitive diagnosis and so on. in the last year's research, new concerns have emergedprivacy protection and traceability. from the above change process, it can be seen that the technical focus in the field of knowledge tracking based on 24 deep learning has changed rapidly. in just a few years, many research teams have adopted more than ten different technical orientations to optimize the existing deep learning knowledge tracking model and put forward a variety of new answers. at the guiding ideology level, there has also been a great change, from the initial focus on the excavation of knowledge content itself to the later gradual shift to focus on the learning process of students, the pursuit of in-depth learning knowledge tracking model and the organic combination of online learning platform, the integration of more humanized design, to the recent start of technology. more attention should be paid to the protection of students ‘privacy in the practical application of this technology. this transformation also echoes the historical process of our cognitive development from objectivism to humanism. the realization of technology is important, but we cannot ignore that technology serves people and should be people-oriented. 4. conclusion as an important part of intelligent education, knowledge tracking has been widely studied and applied in the fields of artificial intelligence tutoring system, distance education and online teaching platform. however, knowledge tracking based on deep learning is a new idea that has just been born and has flourished in recent years. many different researchers around the world have built new models or optimized existing models from different entry points, providing rich theoretical research for knowledge tracking based on deep learning. at present, there are still various problems in knowledge tracking based on deep learning: (1) from the data level, there are problems of interdisciplinary and imbalance in knowledge tracking; (2) from the model level, there are problems of systematization and standardization in knowledge tracking; (3) from the decision-making level, knowledge tracking has problems of weak interpretation and poor transfer ability; (4) from the perspective of application, knowledge has the problems of unclear practice path and field bias. based on this, this paper puts forward the following suggestions: (1) introduce fuzzy logic to model the uncertainty of knowledge quantification in different disciplines, so as to carry out knowledge tracking based on fuzzy logic architecture, integrate small sample intelligent learning techniques such as transfer learning, and enhance the ability of knowledge tracking to deal with small samples and imbalance, so as to enhance the applicability of knowledge tracking; (2) comprehensive use of pedagogy, psychology, computer and other multi-disciplinary knowledge, top-down design of a unified theoretical system from the top, referring to learner modeling standards, learning system architecture and service interfaces, and using software engineering methods to develop knowledge tracking architecture and interface standards; 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[11] liu peilei. research on social media hotspot detection and tracking technology [d]. national university of defense technology, 2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 59 three-dimensional positioning based on toa combining acoustic signal and optical signal run zhang key laboratory of electronic and information engineering (southwest minzu university), state ethnic affairs commission, college of electronic and information, southwest minzu university, chengdu, china. abstract: in recent decades, the massive depletion of the earth's terrestrial resources has turned people's attention to the ocean, so many underwater technologies have emerged and developed rapidly with the comprehensive progress of human science. since the toa positioning algorithm only needs a synchronous time source, the application of the toa positioning algorithm by the traditional underwater wireless sensor system network is very common. underwater positioning technology uses underwater sensor network (uwsn) to locate unknown nodes, which can be divided into underwater acoustic communication positioning and water optical communication positioning according to different transmission channels. the characteristics of underwater acoustic communication and water optical communication determine that the former has better accuracy in long-distance transmission, and the latter has better accuracy in short-range positioning. in this paper, the weight coefficients of sound and light are set separately to obtain the distance cut-off values of sound and light channels. the distance demarcation value can be changed according to the actual environment and needs. we will set the threshold of the impact factor of the underwater environment to ensure that the accuracy error caused by environmental losses is minimized. the reasonable arrangement of uwsn's anchor nodes will maximize energy savings. simulation results show that the proposed method makes reasonable use of the advantages of acoustic signal and optical signal, and obtains more accurate positioning results after setting the threshold. keywords: uwsn; toa; los; acoustic signal; optical signal; anchor node arrangement. 1. introduction underwater wireless localization has been drawing much attention for many years because of the security of ocean environment and the popularity of wireless smart sensor networks (wssn). due to the localization accuracy plays a key role in underwater wireless localization,so many practical localization methods was put forward,such as time of arrival (toa)–, time difference of arrival (tdoa),, received signal strength (rss)–,angle of arrival (aoa), ,and hybrid localization–. in an outdoor environment,the unknown node (un) can be located with highly accuracy from the global positioning system (gps),or from beidou navigation satellite system.in the underwater environment, gps cannot be applied to these land-based devices due to the shadow effect of water. therefore, underwater wireless sensor networks can be well used for locating unknown nodes. the specific positioning method needs to be based on the hardware facilities and positioning environment of the wireless sensor network, for example, using the angle of arrival a0a method, the node needs to be equipped with a special antenna array; the arrival time toa or arrival time difference tdoa method only requires the node to be equipped with a clock system with a certain accuracy. this will help improve the positioning accuracy of unknown nodes.in this paper, we will study the underwater positioning of toa, and the main innovations are as follows: 1) set a threshold for the dynamic factors of the underwater environment, the anchor node is detected, and when the environmental impact factor is greater than this threshold, the positioning process is not carried out. 2)take advantage of the advantages and disadvantages of acoustic signals and optical signals, complement them, and obtain higher accuracy beyond this distance value. 3)according to the nature of underwater influencing factors, reasonably set the position of the anchor node. 2. problem overview in this section, we propose a problem to improve the positioning accuracy of the toa positioning algorithm combining acoustic and optical signals in underwater wireless sensor networks, and to rationally arrange nodes in the underwater environment where los dynamically changes. given that existing wireless sensor network (wsn) localization methods will be based on the toa method, the following discussion will first focus on toa optimization, and then will discuss localization in los environments. fig.1 schematic diagram of spatial positioning first, given four non-coplanar anchor nodes in threedimensional space, an unknown node to be located. use a matrix to calculate the coordinates of unknown nodes. supposing that four points a, b, c and d are known in the space, and their coordinates are (x1, y1, z1), (x2, y2, z3), (x3, y3, z3), (x4, y4, z4). the coordinates of unknown node p are: (x, y, z), and the distances from p to the four points are d1, d2, d3, d4, as shown in figure 1. according to the distance 60 formula, the following equations can be obtained: { (x1 − x)2 + (y1 − y)2 + (z1 − z)2 = d12 (x2 − x)2 + (y2 − y)2 + (z2 − z)2 = d22 (x3 − x)2 + (y3 − y)2 + (z3 − z)2 = d32 (x3 − x)2 + (y3 − y)2 + (z3 − z)2 = d32 (1) arranging (1)and can get: { x2 − 2x1 ∗ x + y2 − 2y1 ∗ y + z2 − 2z1 ∗ z = d12 − x12 − y12 − z12 x2 − 2x2 ∗ x + y2 − 2y2 ∗ y + z2 − 2z2 ∗ z = d22 − x22 − y22 − z22 x2 − 2x3 ∗ x + y2 − 2y3 ∗ y + z2 − 2z3 ∗ z = d32 − x32 − y32 − z32 x2 − 2x4 ∗ x + y2 − 2y4 ∗ y + z2 − 2z4 ∗ z = d42 − x42 − y42 − z42 (2) the third-order difference of the equation is used to eliminate the higher-order term to obtain the following firstorder equation: { 2x(x2 − x1) + 2y(y2 − y1) + 2z(z2 − z1) = d12 − d22 + x22 − x12 + y22 − y12 + z22 − z12 2x(x3 − x1) + 2y(y3 − y1) + 2z(z3 − z1) = d12 − d32 + x32 − x12 + y32 − y12 + z32 − z12 2x(x4 − x1) + 2y(y4 − y1) + 2z(z4 − z1) = d12 − d42 + x42 − x12 + y42 − y12 + z42 − z12 (3) the equation is expressed in matrix form: ac=b a =[ 2(x2 − x1) 2(x3 − x1) 2(x4 − x1) 2(y2 − y1) 2(y3 − y1) 2(y4 − y1) 2(z2 − z1) 2(z3 − z1) 2(z4 − z1) ] (4) c = 𝑋 𝑌 𝑍 (5) b = d12 − d22 + x22 − x12 + y22 − y12 + z22 − z1 d12 − d32 + x32 − x12 + y32 − y12 + z32 − z12 d12 − d32 + x32 − x12 + y32 − y12 + z32 − z12 (6) the equation can be written as: c = a-1b (7) 3. toa based distance measurements toa(time-of-arrival) positioning is a distance-based positioning method, which can be used to locate unknown nodes by multiplying the arrival time of the signal by the propagation speed to obtain the distance. without considering the error, only four non-coplanar anchor nodes are needed in the three-dimensional space to calculate the target position. without losing generality, it is assumed that the start time of each source ranging is 0, and the time signal from the ith anchor node is received at time ti, which means that ti is a toa measurement. the relationship between distance and time is as follows-: di = ti * c, i=1,2,3,…n (8) where ti is the time of the signal from the anchor node to the un,di is the calculated distance from the un to the ith anchor node,c is the speed of the signal under water.the calculation process of un coordinates is shown in step a. 4. acoustic and optical hybrid based distance measurements 4.1. acoustic we set the received signal of the underwater acoustic channel as: xri(t) = a sin(2πfact + φi + φwi + φ0) + wi(t) (9) where i represents four non coplanar anchor nodes that have been successfully positioned, a represents the amplitude of the received signal, φi represents the phase shift due to interference noise, φwi represents the phase uncertainty, and wi(t) is a gaussian zero mean random noise. the attenuation of underwater acoustic signal strength is related to various factors, which will affect the amplitude and frequency of the acoustic signal. the acoustic signal strength is written as: 10 log10 ( a0 a )2= k · 10 log10 d + d · 10 log10α (10) where k represents the geometric diffusion factor, which is usually between 1 and 2, d represents the distance between the anchor node and the un, α represents the underwater acoustic absorption coefficient, and the value of α is usually calculated by thorp's formula, : 10 log10 α = 0.1fac2 1+fac2 + 40fac2 4100+fac2 +2.75×10-4×fac2+0.003 (11) 4.2. optical underwater optical communication systems employ directly detectable intensity modulation (im/dd), which uses an on–off keying (ook) in the physical layer. the initial simulations will be done in the los environment, which will save us from having to talk about light in the presence of obstacles.the radiant intensity of light underwater can be expressed as,: is(d, φ)=p m+1 2𝜋d2cos m φ (12) where d is the angle between the optical path direction of the anchor node and the vertical direction, d is the distance between the anchor node and the un, m is the lambert’s modulus of the beam effect of the anchor node, p is the average optical power, where m is expressed as,: m= − 𝑙𝑛 2 ln(cosφ1/2) (13) fig.2 main parameters of the optical link model let aeff be the effective area of the un receiving the incident light radiation,and which is expressed as: a eff(ψ) = f(ψ)ar cos ψ, |ψ| ≤ ψc (14) where ar is the un area, ψ is the incident angle and f(ψ) is the light concentrator gain given by: f(ψ) = { n2 sin2ψc , if |ψ| ≤ c 0 , if|ψ| > c (15) where ψc is the half-angle field of view (fov) of the optical detector, and n is the refractive index of the seawater. since the attenuation of light underwater is mainly absorption, in order to accurately determine the position of the un, we set the absorption coefficient as: lch = exp(−kad) (16) where ka is the diffuse attenuation coefficient. using (15), (17), and (19), the received optical signal strength in db at the un side can be calculated as: pow = 10 log10(isa efflch) + ξ (17) where ξ is the average value of noise (in db) generated by natural light underwater. 5. improvement of toa in underwater un positioning, acoustic positioning is often used due to the limitations of the scale of the simulated 61 environment and energy saving. however, considering the advantages of underwater optical communication such as high speed, high bandwidth, and high security, its advantages in short-range communication are very significant. therefore, considering the underwater situation of sound and light, we evaluate the advantages of sound and light in distance dd, that is, when the positioning distance d is greater than dd, the redundant sound part d (d-dd) uses acoustic communication data, and the range from 0 to dd uses optical communication data, combined with sound and light to locate unknown nodes. in the following simulation, we will carry out the process of obtaining dd by this method several times, and extend the data to the general case, that is, save the dd data obtained by each anchor node using optical communication, which greatly saves energy consumption. table 1. hybrid acoustic/optical algorithm 1: locate an un and use optical communication first 2: if localization distance d<=dd 3: notify that the acoustic communication does not need positioning, obtain the optical communication distance d, and the positioning of the anchor node is completed 4: end if 5: if d>dd 6: notification acoustic communication positioning, then d=dd+dacoustic; 7: end if 6. simulation in this section, we will simulate the underwater positioning algorithm on the matlab platform and simulate the localization problem of the toa algorithm in the underwater los environment, as shown in figure 3: fig.3 los simulation environment figure 3 shows the anchor node arrangement in an underwater los environment. place four anchor nodes at the four corners of the water surface in three-dimensional space, and one anchor node in the center of the bottom. such a sensor network system arrangement will effectively overcome the characteristics of underwater environment loss, that is, the underwater environment due to salinity, temperature and other factors, the deeper the loss of the signal, the greater the loss. therefore, such an anchor node arrangement will also be a major innovation in this paper. first, we will simulate the distance critical values of acoustic and optical signals during positioning, and the simulation results are shown in figure 4: fig.4 determination of acousto-optic distance we believe that the opposite properties of underwater sound and light will create a distance equilibrium point. we believe that the cost and benefit of acousto-optic positioning are almost the same in the distance balance point after the judgment is completed, and this balance point will also be regarded as the critical point of acousto-optic combination. as can be seen in the simulation results shown in figure 4, the simulation result obtained is 98m, 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[29] z. ghassemlooy, w. popoola, and s. rajbhandari, optical wireless communications: system and channel modelling with matlab, 1st ed. berlin, germany: crc press, 2012. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 114 a side-channel analysis on the tale yalan wang *, zhen wu school of cyberspace security, chengdu university of information technology, cheng du, 610225, china * corresponding author: yalan wang (email: wang__yl2023@163.com) abstract: lattice-based cryptography, as an active branch of post-quantum cryptography (pqc), has received extensive attention from side-channel analysis (sca) researchers in recent years. the tale is a candidate for china's post-quantum project, which aims to standardize cryptographic systems from attacks from quantum and classical computers. although tale relies on the theory of quantum-lattice resistance, practical implementations still have the vulnerability of side-channel analysis (sca). in side-channel analysis (sca), template attack is considered to be the most effective analysis method, and traditional template analysis are now gradually being replaced by machine learning-based template attack due to low computational efficiency. in this paper, the tale is analyzed for vulnerability, feature extraction is performed for the leakage information of vulnerable points, and a template attack method based on multilayer perceptron (mlp) is used to attack vulnerable points. keywords: post-quantum cryptography; lattice-based cryptography; side-channel analysis; tale; multilayer perceptron. 1. introduction in 1994, peter shor proposed a cracking algorithm, which theoretically proved that this algorithm can solve problems such as discrete logarithms and large integer factorization in polynomial time [1]. this means that once a practical quantum computer appears, the algorithm can be used to crack traditional public-key cryptography such as rsa and elgamal. in order to prevent the deployment of quantum computers from causing irreversible damage to the current cryptosystem. at present, countries are actively promoting the development of post-quantum cryptography standards, and in 2019 china held a call for calls for post-quantum cryptography competitions, which is a preliminary round for china's post-quantum cryptography standard development. among the various types of post-quantum cryptography proposed so far, lattice-based cryptography stands out for various reasons, tale as a public key cryptosystem based on lattice theory, has the characteristics of anti-quantum attack in theory, but the security of the password needs to be proved in addition to theoretical security, but also needs to consider the security of the specific implementation of the algorithm, that is, physical security. side-channel attacks can use the time, power consumption, electromagnetic and other information leaked by the cryptographic algorithm when running on the cryptographic chip to analyze and recover the key or encrypted information, which is the main threat to the physical security of cryptography. traditional side-channel analysis include spa, cpa, dpa, template attack, and timing attack, and with the rapid development of machine learning techniques, support vector machines, random forests, and neural networks are increasingly used to improve sidechannel efficiency. 1.1. related works in recent years, there have been a lot of research on the side channel analysis (sca) of lattice ciphers, and pessl et al. proposed a single trace attack scheme for ntt in kyber, and a template attack was carried out on the arm cortex m4 microcontroller for the kyber implementation optimized for constant time, and the key was obtained by constructing 213 templates [2]. zhuang xu et al. [3] also targeted kyber for selective ciphertext attacks, by constructing special ciphertext, information related to the key can be observed from electromagnetic leakage, so as to obtain the key. ravi et al. [4] targeted round5, frodo, new hope and other lattice cipher algorithms by selecting ciphertext attacks on electromagnetic information leaked in error correction codes and fo transformations. amiet et al. [5] reported at the 2020 pqc international conference on simple energy analysis (spa) and differential energy analysis (dpa) for message coding in newhope. 1.2. contributions in this paper, we propose a side channel analysis method for ind-cca tale kem. we use a multi-layer perceptronbased template attack for message recovery. the problems such as inefficiency and complexity of template construction in traditional template attacks are avoided. we present the following points: 1) we perform a leak point analysis of tale theoretically to collect the leaked electromagnetic information in the device under test, and also perform a leak analysis of the leak point. 2) we experimentally attacked the leaked information. first, the extraction of feature points was determined; then the optimal parameters of the model were determined. 1.3. organization the rest of this paper is organized as follows. in section 2, we provide an introduction to the tale algorithm and the template attack. background. in section 3, we perform leakage analysis as well as data collection for tale. in section 4, we perform the mlp-based template attack on tale. in section 5, conclusions are drawn and future research directions are proposed. 2. preliminaries 2.1. tale tale is a lattice based public key cryptographic, the algorithm is based on the learning with error problem on rings (rlwe) [6], which is an acceleration of the earlier learning with error (lwe) scheme [7]. rlwe-based cryptosystems 115 require a smaller key size than that of lwe. in addition to the reduced key size, the computation is also sped up. the samples of rlwe are distributed over the ring, and the commonly used ring is the integer ring 𝑅𝑞 = ℤ𝑞[𝑥]/(𝑥𝑛 + 1). there are two mechanisms of the tale algorithm namely the pke scheme based on ind-cpa security and the kem scheme based on ind-cca2 security, and this paper focuses on the kem. the kem is based on the ind-cpa secure pke through the classic fujisaki-okamoto transform, the kem is design ed to establish a shared secret between the two communicat ing parties, if an attacker exploits the vulnerability of kem to successfully obtain the shared temporary session key, can eavesdrop on all communications encrypted with this key. the kem is shown in algorithm 1, where both hand g are hash functions. in algorithm2, where kntt is a fast number theory transformation and ikntt is its inverse transformation. 𝐸𝑛𝑐𝑜𝑑𝑒 represents the message encoding and compress represents the compression function. 2.2. template attack in 1996, researchers discovered the side channel leakage problem in cryptographic chips and published papers publicly in conferences and journals. in 1996, kocher et al. proposed timing attacks [8], in 1997, boneh et al. proposed fault injection [9], and in 1998, kocher et al. proposed energy analysis attacks [10]. energy analysis attacks are mainly classified into simple power analysis (spa), correlated power analysis (cpa) [11], and differential power analysis (dpa)[12]. in 2002, chari et.al proposed the template attack, which obtains the secret information hidden in the leakage curve by modeling the statistical properties of the random variables in the leakage curve using discriminant analysis [13]. template attack has been considered as the most effective side channel analysis method since it was proposed. the steps of the template attack include two stages: template construction and template matching. 1) template construction if the length of subkey information is kbits, a 2k templa te is constructed for each subkey. the template consists of a mean vector t and a covariance matrix cα .let 𝑛 power traces correspond to 𝑚 sampling points, i.e., 𝑇𝑖1 ,𝑇𝑖2 ,...,𝑇𝑖𝑚 (1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛 ) form a matrix 𝑇𝑛×𝑚 . thus, an t distribution consists of tuples of the form t =< 1 𝑛 ∑ 𝑇𝑖1 n 𝑖=1 , 1 𝑛 ∑ 𝑇𝑖2 n 𝑖=1 , . . . , 1 𝑛 ∑ 𝑇𝑖𝑚 n 𝑖=1 > (1) because the power traces correspond to the same operational procedure, the difference between the sample and the sample mean is done to obtain the corresponding noise vector matrix as nn×m = [ t11 − t1 ⋯ t1m − tm t21 − t1 . . . t2m − tm ⋮ ⋯ ⋮ tn1 − t1 ⋯ tnm − tm] (2) each row in nn×m forms a noise vector for each power trace, and each column is the change in noise amplitude (random variable) at one time, using cov(x, y) to denote the covariance of the random variables x and y . thus, an cα distribution consists of a matrix of the form 𝐶𝛼 = [ 𝑐𝑜𝑣(𝑁1, 𝑁1) ⋯ 𝑐𝑜𝑣(𝑁1, 𝑁𝑚) 𝑐𝑜𝑣(𝑁2, 𝑁1) . . . 𝑐𝑜𝑣(𝑁2, 𝑁𝑚) ⋮ ⋯ ⋮ 𝑐𝑜𝑣(𝑁𝑚, 𝑁1) ⋯ 𝑐𝑜𝑣(𝑁𝑚, 𝑁𝑚)] (3) 2) template matching the plaintext p used in the template construction is encrypted and the corresponding leakage curve t‘ is collected with the same device and compared with the constructed template. the probability of matching t‘ with template < t, cα > is 𝑃(𝑇‘| < t, 𝐶𝛼 >) = 1 √2𝜋𝑚|𝐶| 𝑒𝑥𝑝 (− 1 2 (𝑇‘ − t)𝑇𝐶−1(𝑇‘ − t)) (4) 2.3. multilayer perceptron-based template attack the traditional template attack relies on multivariate gaussian distribution modeling, which is computationally inefficient when dealing with multidimensional data and may generate singular matrices, resulting in problems such as inverse covariance matrices. in order to overcome the inefficiency of traditional template attacks, researchers have proposed machine learning-based side channel analysis, which is essentially the process of building classifiers to match data, similar to the template attack process. the current models that apply machine learning to template attacks include support vector machines, random forests, and neural networks. multilayer perceptron (mlp), also called deep neural network (dnn) as a model in neural networks, is also often used for template attack. 3. vulnerability and leakage analysis 3.1. analysis of vulnerability points the shared key in algorithm 1 is directly related to the hash function, the parameter 𝑲 and the ciphertext 𝒄 . the hash function is a pseudo-random, the parameter and the ciphertext are related to the message 𝑚 and the public key. among them, the hash functions all use 𝑠ℎ𝑎𝑘𝑒256 , 𝑲 and 𝒄 are related to the message and the public key 𝑝𝑘, which is public in the algorithm 1 𝑇𝐴𝐿𝐸. 𝐶𝐶𝐴. 𝐸𝑛𝑐𝑎𝑝𝑠(𝑝𝑘) 1: 𝒎 ← 𝑈({0,1}1024) 2：𝒎 = 𝐻𝛾(𝑚) 3：𝑲 ∥ 𝒅 ← 𝐺𝛾+𝜅(𝒎 ∥ 𝐻𝜅(𝑝𝑘)) 4：𝒄 ← 𝑇𝐴𝐿𝐸. 𝐶𝑃𝐴. 𝐸𝑛𝑐(𝑝𝑘,𝒎, 𝒅) 5：𝐬𝐬 ← 𝐻𝛾(𝑲 ∥ 𝐻𝜅(𝒄)) 6：𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒏(𝒄, 𝒔𝒔) algorithm 2 𝑇𝐴𝐿𝐸. 𝐶𝑃𝐴. 𝐸𝑛𝑐(𝑝𝑘,𝑚, 𝑑) 1: 𝒂 ← 𝐵𝑛 𝑘 (𝑠𝑒𝑒𝑑𝑎) 2: 𝒚, 𝒆𝟏, 𝒆𝟐 ← 𝐵𝑛 𝑘(𝒅) 3: ŷ ← 𝐾𝑁𝑇𝑇(𝒚) 4: 𝒄𝟎 ← 𝒂 ∘ ŷ + 𝒆𝟏 5: 𝒄 ← 𝐼𝐾𝑁𝑇𝑇(𝒃 ∘ ŷ) + ê 6: 𝒄𝟏 ← 𝒄𝟎 + 𝐸𝑛𝑐𝑜𝑑𝑒(𝒎 ⊕ 𝒄) 7: 𝒄𝟐 ← 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑠𝑠(𝒄) 8: 𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒏 (𝒄𝟏||𝒄𝟐) 116 public key cryptosystem. therefore, if the message 𝑚 is recovered successfully, the shared key in the kem can be obtained. in algorithm 1 and algorithm 2 the message 𝑚 is directly involved in the hash operation as well as the message encoding, the hash operation process is complex and the implementation of side channel analysis is diffcult, while the message encoding process is simple, the whole process does not involve variables, and the attack feasibility is high. the message encoding process is shown in algorithm 3. the encoding is the conversion of the message byte into message bit, with each message bit having only two cases, 0x00 or 0x01. and the difference in hamming weight between the two cases is 1. to get the correct message classification, a template is created for each message bit, and the probability of being able to trace the corresponding template is calculated, and then the template with the highest probability is selected as the value for each message bit. 3.2. leakage analysis in this paper, stm32f1 board is used to execute algorithm 1, and an oscilloscope, em probe and inspector are used to collect and process the signals. in the signal collection process, to avoid excessive noise affecting the experimental results, the em probe is used to detect the best leakage position of the chip during the execution of algorithm 1, and the detection results are shown in figure 1, where the red area is the maximum leakage point. move the probe position to the best leakage point using an oscilloscope and inspector to collect the signal, where the sampling frequency is 500mhz and the trigger voltage is 2.0v, and the message encoding area after the initial processing curve is shown in figure 2. figure 1. em scanning situation to ensure that the acquisition curve can be experimented, a leakage analysis of the curve is required. nicv is a leakage analysis method based on normalized inter-class variance, which can be used to input only public information such as plaintext or ciphertext for leakage detection, and can also be used to test the efficiency of leakage models, the quality of energy traces [14]. taking the first byte as an example, the leakage analysis of the energy trace using nicv is shown in figure 3. figure 2. message encoding area figure 3. nicv leakage from fig. 3, it can be seen that the leakage interval of the first byte is roughly 1500-2900 in the sample range of 04000 with a peak around 0.35, thus proving the leakage of the message encoding process described in 3.1. 4. experiment 4.1. attack description if there are 𝑛 power traces, the message is 𝑀∗ = 𝑎𝑟𝑔𝑚𝑎𝑥𝑚 ∏ 𝑀𝐿𝑃(𝑒𝑖|𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑏(𝑚))𝑛 𝑖=1 (5) in equation 5, 𝑀∗ represents the correct message, 𝑒 is the energy trace curve, 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑏(𝑚) is the intermediate value, and 𝑀𝐿𝑃(𝑒𝑖|𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑏(𝑚)) is used as the classifier probability model of the training process. from equation 5, it is clear that the training effect of the multilayer perceptron plays a decisive role if a better attack effect is to be obtained. to measure the goodness of the model, this paper uses the classification accuracy of the model training as the data classification ability of the model and uses the guess entropy to measure the final effect of the multi-layer perceptron template-based attack. 4.2. experimental environment and data set in this paper, we build a multilayer perceptron network model based on python tensorflow2.0, and conduct training and attack on gpu server. the experimental data set are collected using the curves in section 3.1, and the initial collected curves are in .trs format, and we need to convert the trs files to h5 files for the convenience of conducting experiments. a total of 56000 curves were collected for this experiment, of which 46000 were used for training and 10000 were used as attack curves. 4.3. experimental analysis in this subsection, to obtain the best multilayer perceptron model, the experiment will be divided into two steps: 1) algorithm 3 𝐸𝑛𝑐𝑜𝑑𝑒(𝑚, 𝑐) 1: 𝑓𝑜𝑟 𝑖 = 0 . . .128 𝑑𝑜 2： 𝑓𝑜𝑟 𝑗 = 0 . . .7 𝑑𝑜 3： 𝑡 = 𝑚[𝑖] ≫ 𝑗 & 0𝑥01 4 𝑐𝑜𝑒𝑓𝑓[𝑖 ∗ 8 + 𝑗] = (𝑡 ⊕ (𝑐 & 0𝑥01))&0𝑥01 5： 𝑒𝑛𝑑 𝑓𝑜𝑟 6： 𝑒𝑛𝑑 𝑓𝑜𝑟 7： 𝑟𝑒𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑛 𝑐𝑜𝑒𝑓𝑓[] 117 determining the extraction method and size of feature points; 2) determining the number of mlp hidden layers and the activation function. 1) determining the extraction method and size of feature points in this part, in order to evaluate the influence of feature point extraction method and size on the experimental effect. tentatively, the structure of the multilayer perceptron is set as follows: the hidden layer is 3 layers, the neuron size of each layer is 64, the activation function uses relu, the number of training rounds epochs is 100, and the batch size is 1300. firstly, in order to verify the effect of the feature extraction method on the training effect of the multilayer perceptron model, the feature extraction algorithms selected in this paper are sost [15], nicv, and pca [16]. table 1. effectiveness of attacks based on feature extraction methods train set attack accuracy entropy sost 46000 1 78.8% 4.1 nicv 46000 1 80.7% 3.7 pca 46000 1 83.2% 3.1 the classification accuracy and guess entropy obtained when template attacks are performed with different feature algorithms for extracting feature points are given in table 1. when using pca to extract feature points, the highest classification accuracy and the smallest guess entropy of the attack are obtained, so in the subsequent experiments, pca principal component analysis will be used to extract feature points for the experimental data. in the extraction of feature points, in addition to the way of feature extraction will have an impact on the experimental results, if too few feature points are extracted, effective information will be filtered, and too much invalid information will interfere with the experimental results. table 2 below gives the attack classification accuracy and guess entropy at different pca sizes, and it can be seen that the attack effect is best when the number of feature points extracted using pca is 128. table 2. effectiveness of pca-based attacks methods train set attack accuracy entropy 64 46000 1 84.7% 2.7 128 46000 1 85.1% 2.5 200 46000 1 84.5% 2.9 256 46000 1 83.2% 3.1 2) determining hidden layers and activation function the number of hidden layers, the number of neurons, and the activation function are the basic structure of the multilayer perceptron. in order to determine the best multilayer perceptron model for the tale algorithm side channel attack, the number of neurons is set to 32 and the number of layers and activation function are experimented separately. from figure 4, it can be seen that when using different layers, the best results are obtained when the hidden layer is 3. figure 5 shows the experimental results under different activation functions, and it can be seen that for the three activation functions the effects are not very different, and the effect of selu is slightly better than the remaining two functions. for the tale algorithm, the best results are obtained when the number of hidden layers of the multilayer perceptron model is 3 and the activation function is selu. figure 4. effect of hidden layer on mlp model figure 5. effect of activation function on mlp model 5. conclusion to address the problem of side channel information leakage during the implementation of tale kem on stm32 board, this paper theoretically analyzes the vulnerability points on the tale algorithm and proves the existence of leakage points by analyzing the leakage of the vulnerability points. in order to be able to recover the messages generated randomly by the implementation, an unused feature extraction method is used for effective information extraction and combined with a multilayer perceptron model for template attack. the experimental results show that using pca to extract feature points is better than other methods, and the number of hidden layers and neurons in the multilayer perceptron has a greater impact on the experimental results. in future research, we will work on finding better models to improve the classification accuracy and reduce the guess entropy. acknowledgment this work was supported in part by the sichuan science and technology program (no. 2021zyd0011) references [1] shor pw. polynomial-time algorithms for prime factorization and discrete logarithms on a quantum computer. siam review, society for industrial and applied mathematics, 1999,41(2):303–332. 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(eds) cryptographic hardware and embedded systems ches 2006. ches 2006. lecture notes in computer science, vol 4249. springer, berlin, heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/11894063_1. http://dx.doi.org/10.1207/s15326985ep4004_7 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 84 research on the defense mechanism based on fdia in smart grid ronghua yi * department of computer science, north china electric power university, baoding 07100, hebei china abstract: with the extensive application of communication and information technology in power grid, the physical fusion system of power information develops rapidly, which makes the realization of every link in smart power grid rely on the support of information network. although smart grid information can greatly enhance the performance of the power system, it also brings new security risks to the power system. fdia (false data injection attacks), as one of the most harmful attacks to the stability of the power system, has attracted the attention of information security researchers. therefore, this paper aims at the defense mechanism of power grid fdia to discuss the protection strategy of power grid information security. keywords: power information physical fusion system; power system stability; fdia defense mechanism. 1. introduction in recent years, attacks on smart grid through network and sabotage have occurred from time to time. as an important critical infrastructure, most countries are paying more and more attention to the information security of smart grid, and china has also included it in the national security strategy. in this paper, we analyze the threats to smart grid from the perspective of grid system security, and then summarize the attack methods and defense strategies of the typical attack form false data injection. information security consists of five basic requirements: information integrity, confidentiality, non-repudiation, availability and controllability. the domestic smart grid information security research mainly involves transmission grid information security, distribution grid information security, power monitoring system and energy management system information security, power enterprise information security, substation information security and power consumption information collection system information security . according to the basic attributes of information security, attacks on power grids can be divided into three categories in addition to physical damage: confidentiality attacks, availability attacks and integrity attacks. confidentiality attack is an attacker who performs unauthorized access or eavesdrops on the confidential information and data of the power system. availability attacks affect the stable operation of the power system by blocking the measurement data or control commands, which may lead to catastrophic consequences for the power system without effective control. abdallah farraj et al studied the effects of denial of service attacks (dosa) and communication delays on the transient stability of the smart grid, and proposed a delay adaptive design using parametric feedback linearization (pfl) control feature. as for the integrity attack, it is by the attacker to tamper with the content of control or measurement signals, which can seriously affect the reliability and security of the grid. false data injection attacks (fdia) is a typical integrity attack because of its covert nature and potential danger, which can affect the analysis and decision making of the upper control center and cause serious consequences, and is one of the high threat attacks on the power system. in this paper, we summarize the key issues and research status of fdia construction, detection and defense mechanisms. 2. fdia principle and process analysis 2.1. fdia principle the principle of fdia can be expressed using the dc current equation for power system operation. 𝑧 = 𝐻𝑥 + 𝑒 (1) where 𝑧 is the quantity measurement, 𝐻 is the measurement jacobi matrix, 𝑥 is the state quantity to be estimated, and 𝑒 is the measurement error. the state estimation is based on redundant measurements, of which the measurements may contain spurious data, which requires data detection to ensure the reliability of the state estimation results. to eliminate the influence of bad data on state estimation, residual-based spurious data detection methods are widely used. the expression of the residuals is given by 𝑟 = 𝑧 − 𝐻(�̂�) (2) the basis for detecting false data is: ‖𝑟‖ < 𝜏， 𝜏 is the threshold value for judgment, if ‖𝑟‖ < 𝜏, then the system can be considered as not containing false data, otherwise the corresponding false data should be eliminated and the state estimation should be performed again until it passes the false data detection. however, if the attacker uses 𝑎 = [𝑎1, 𝑎2, … , 𝑎𝑚]𝑇 to represent the false data vector injected in the volume measurement. the actual measurement becomes 𝑧𝑏𝑎𝑑 = 𝑧 + 𝑎 , at which point the estimated state variable also becomes 𝑥𝑏𝑎𝑑 = 𝑥 + 𝑐 , where c denotes the error vector introduced in the state variable due to the injection of the a vector. at this point the expression for the residuals also becomes ‖𝑟‖ = ‖𝑧𝑏𝑎𝑑 − 𝐻𝑥𝑏𝑎𝑑‖ = ‖𝑧 + 𝑎 − 𝐻(�̂� + 𝑐)‖ = ‖𝑧 − 𝐻(�̂�) + 𝑎 − 𝐻𝑐‖ (3) obviously, when 𝑎 = 𝐻𝑐 , ‖𝑟‖ = ‖𝑧𝑏𝑎𝑑 − 𝐻𝑥𝑏𝑎𝑑‖ = 𝑧 − 𝐻(�̂�) . at this point, the residual-based bad data detection method is unable to detect the false data, and the attacker is able to change the quantity measurement and state change quantity at will, which seriously endangers the security stability of the power system. false data injection attacks can be divided into many categories depending on the variant type, such as load 85 redistribution attacks that tamper with the load sent from power plants to control centers and branch currents, blind false data injection attacks that are data-driven by principal component analysis of the power system, topology attacks that can achieve state maintenance by only having local topology information and related measurement information of a specific attack line, and so on. 2.2. fdia process analysis in addition to a series of physical devices such as generators, transformers, circuit breakers, etc., the cyber physical system (cps) also contains heterogeneous intelligent terminal devices such as remote terminal unit (rtu), synchronous phase measurement unit (pmu), etc., which realize the information collection and sensing of the power system. as shown in figure 1, from the attacker's point of view, fdia can be conducted for two aspects of the communication sensing network and power control system of the power cps. figure .1 fdia attack location (1) the first step of the false data injection attack for the communication sensing network is to obtain the accessibility of the information side of the power information physical fusion system, and the intrusion process is usually realized during the data collection and transmission process. when the data is transmitted over the communication link, based on the principle of intrusion, it can be mainly divided into interaction and implantation system, where the interaction includes attacks such as masquerade, bypass control, man-in-themiddle and interception replay, and the implantation system includes attacks such as virus trojan, trapdoor and service spoofing. for the prevention of fdia on the power grid during communication, information security can be ensured by means of encryption technology and digital signature authentication, such as luo zhao et al introduced the domestic sm2 cryptosystem instead of the rsa algorithm of the original public key cryptosystem, and designed a power grid information security support platform based on the national secret sm2, which is based on elliptic curve cryptography (ecc). sm2 cryptography system is an encryption algorithm based on elliptic curve cryptography (ecc), which is more efficient than rsa algorithm, and it can ensure the integrity and confidentiality of measurement information in the communication process to a certain extent. in the data acquisition process, fdia can mainly target remote terminal units and synchronous phase measurement units. for example, an attacker can use the gps vulnerability in the pmu to conduct a time synchronization attack and forge gps signals to flood the correct data. when an attacker successfully injects the incorrect data into the information layer, he can achieve the goal of manipulating the physical processes of the power based on the full knowledge of the power system operation, control and protection operations.kumar et al a novel ecc-based authentication protocol (eccauth) aims to preserve the demand response in sg systems. compared to existing proposals that use only device-to-device communication in the local domain for authentication, the proposed protocol supports dynamic sg device authentication and uc addition in the sg environment at any time in both local and global domains. (2) when an attacker targets fdia as a power control system, first of all, we all know that sensor measurement data in the grid is not completely accurate, and naturally bad data can be caused by accidental factors such as device failure, sensor offset, incorrect connection, and communication interference. these inaccurate data are transmitted to the state estimator in the control system (e.g., energy management system ems), and the estimated real-time system state is contaminated. so in order to remove such accidental random bad data, the largest normalized residual (lnr) can be mainly used for detection, but if an attacker is familiar with the power system topology and state estimation algorithm, he can tamper with the measurement matrix by hijacking and distorting the output of the sensors, thus destroying the integrity of the state estimator. then he can, like the fdia principle described in the previous section, elaborate false data to satisfy the line topology and tide constraints, avoid bad data identification, improve the success rate, and subsequently lead to control decision failures. 3. fdia impact analysis on the system fdi attack is a great threat to the power system due to its stealthy nature, which can lead to serious consequences such as system load shedding, line overload, and disruption of the power market. for different power businesses, fdia has a huge impact on the system not only in terms of security control, but also in terms of economic dispatch. 3.1. fdia's impact on economic scheduling in fdia with the objective of financial gain, the attacker can falsify the system unit output plan or load forecast data, thus causing the system to misjudge the constraints of load balance, unit operation and grid security, and ultimately increasing the system energy consumption and equipment losses. when the attacker aims to gain economic benefits, he can falsify the line blockage level to profit from the tariff difference or theft in the power market. xie l et al simulated the attacker to exploit the flaw of malicious data detection algorithm to falsify two line blockages for virtual bidding against ieee14 node system by simulation and finally gained $6.0/mwh economic arbitrage. this has a huge harmful impact on the economic efficiency of both grid companies. meanwhile, in the power demand response auction activity, malicious users can participate in the auction activity by faking the identity of legitimate users, and malicious bidding can lead to the demand response auction cannot be carried out smoothly. 3.2. impact of fdia on security control in terms of power system security control, the consequences of the attack can be divided into the impact on system observability and controllability and the impact on security stability. if fdia fails to evade bad data detection, the tampered quantity measurements will be rejected as bad data, thus causing a certain area of the system to be unobservable, resulting in the power system dispatch control center not being able to grasp the actual operating status of the unobservable area in a timely manner, thus triggering subsequent system operation risks. supervisory control and data acquisition supervisory control and data acquisition control center/energy management system state estimation adverse data detection economic dispatch accident analysis optimal power flow collecting realtime information data feedback control remote terminal remote terminal power flow power flow electricity network fdia attacker 86 when fdia successfully interferes with the estimated value of the quantity measurement, for example, by falsifying the node voltage magnitude over the limit, it may lead to load shedding or even system voltage collapse; by falsifying the line overload, it may lead to line fault and change of power topology. 4. fdia defense mechanism principle and defense scheme 4.1. principle of fdia defense mechanism the power cps contains a large number of power primary equipment, communication equipment and information processing and control equipment. since the power primary equipment side is a time-varying continuous system, while the information side is a discrete system and information changes are triggered by events, the spatio-temporal characteristics and description methods of the two are essentially different in terms of the principles of fdia defense mechanism. qi wang et al analyzed the spatiotemporal dimensions of the power information-physical fusion system and studied the defense mechanisms according to different dimensions, and provided an insightful overview of the fdia attack and defense means in the power cps. (1) in the temporal dimension, taking the analysis of power business data as an example, the sampling frequency and delay requirements of the data are different due to the different sources and business importance of the data, so the redundancy and reasonableness of the measurement data from different sources and time scales need to be verified, the interrelationships between the data are explored, the wrong data are eliminated by mutual verification, the data quality is improved, and the information security defense mechanism of multiple time scales is formed. (2) in the spatial dimension, it is necessary to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information space on the one hand, and the stability of power space voltage, frequency, load supply and other indicators on the other. it is necessary to establish the correlation matching rules of both operational characteristics through the cross-space propagation mechanism of risk from information to physical for collaborative defense. based on the above defense mechanism principles, we need to establish a defense system covering the whole process of transient, steady-state and mediumand long-term dynamics in time, and a multi-layer defense architecture containing power layer, information layer and coupling layer in space, so as to establish a multi-dimensional synergistic defense model in time and space. the power cps network security protection process is an evolving and dynamic process that requires a cyclical process of security management, implementation, deployment and evaluation. the division of the organizational structure of the power cps in turn explores the principle of each layer's defense means against fdia is also different. the basic principle of information layer defense is to identify the correctness of data protocols and logic based on information security knowledge; the principle of power layer defense is to identify the reasonableness of data content based on power expertise. the intersection of the two is in the control application equipment, which is the highest layer of the information infrastructure and contains the database and high-level business applications covering the flow of measurement and command data for the physical grid. fraudulent data injected at the information layer is collected in the control application, so ensuring the correctness of data content based on power knowledge is the last line of defense to prevent fdia from disrupting the physical grid. 4.2. analysis of fdia defense methods and existing defense schemes today's smart grid information-physical convergence system defense methods against fdia mainly contain detection and protection links. the protection method focuses on the planning of protection resources before the attack, and the detection method focuses on the identification of the attack behavior after the attack. the two types of links are usually applied in the initial stage of the attack, and if properly arranged, they can eliminate the attack in the nascent stage and minimize the impact of the attack, thus playing an important role in the overall defense process. 4.2.1. fdia-oriented detection methods and related program analysis detection methods focus on detecting the presence of erroneous data and can be broadly classified into two categories: model-based detection methods and data-driven detection methods. (1) model-based detection method this method models the smart grid by real-time measurements and by using static system data (e.g., system parameters and substation configuration). this detection method can be classified according to the operating conditions as a modeling detection method based on state estimation with quasi-static nature and a modeling detection method with trajectory prediction. from the state estimation-based detection method, the constructed quasi-static model assumes that the system state changes in a smooth and slow manner, and the transient response generated by the system is negligible and easy to construct. and through the continuous improvement of the state estimation algorithm by researchers, it contains residual detection method, quantitative mutation detection method, and quantitative correlation detection method, etc. dai wang et al is the simulation experiment conducted by the fdia method of detection based on state estimation, dai wang et al constructed a new fdi attack method -tolerable false data injection (tfdi). this attack exploits the tolerance of conventional detectors to observation errors and bypasses the conventional bad data detection. then a smart grid tfdi detection method based on extended distributed state estimation (edse) is proposed. the method uses a graph partitioning algorithm to decompose the power system into multiple subsystems, and the buses are divided into three groups: internal buses, boundary buses, and neighboring buses. each subsystem is extended outward, including adjacent buses and contact lines to make generate extended subsystems. and the se test and chi-squares test are used to detect whether each subsystem contains spurious data. after the simulation results show that the system using edse detection method detects tfdi with much higher accuracy and reduces the computational effort by more than 90%. the advantage of the detection method based on state estimation is that it utilizes proven algorithms, detects quickly, and also reduces the impact of general algorithms on detection accuracy. in addition to the above detection methods based on state estimation of the power system to build a quasi-static model there are also detection methods based on trajectory 87 prediction to build a dynamic model. because in the process of continuous dynamic operation of the power system, there is a strong spatio-temporal relationship between multiple state quantities. at this time, the quasi-static model is not suitable for use. therefore, trajectory analysis using historical data can be considered to predict the current state of the power grid and compare it with the current actual quantity measurements to analyze the areas in which may be under attack. this method can effectively detect various types of false data by predicting the distribution pattern of state variables based on the operation law of system state and historical database, and by matching the operation trajectory, but the high computational complexity and slow detection speed are not suitable for complex systems. (2) data-based detection method unlike the model-based detection algorithm, the databased detection algorithm is model-free. therefore, such fdi detection methods do not involve system parameters or models. yi wang et al proposed a data-centric paradigm to detect fdi attacks in large-scale smart grids. in this detection method, the margin setting algorithm (msa) is used to process large amounts of real-time data from large-scale smart grids. the simulation dataset for this literature is generated from a matlab/simulink model that uses a sixbus power system in a wams network. the real-world dataset is based on hourly data input from a synchronous phase volume network in texas. and two fdia attack schemes, replay attack and temporal attack, are investigated. the final experimental results show that the algorithm has higher accuracy and minimum error in detecting fdias than the traditional svm and ann algorithms. the significant advantages of this fdia detection method using artificial intelligence are the powerful computational power and clear framework. however, due to the complexity of the power system operation mechanism, the interpretability of this type of method is usually poor. 4.2.2. fdia-oriented protection methods and related program analysis due to the massive measurement and control data and complex operation mode of the power grid, the calculation of the impact of different combination types of attacks on the operation mode of the power system is very large, so it is difficult to meet the requirements of the decision time by using real-time decision making and real-time control. it is necessary to adopt the idea of offline decision making and online matching. before the attack, in the offline static analysis stage, the idea of planning is used to locate the critical area and analyze the attack-fault mapping relationship, so as to determine the decision table in advance; in the online matching decision stage, the idea of game is used to analyze the attack and defense behavior in advance, filter out the possible attack methods and determine the optimal defense strategy. chen yulin et al conducted a study on fdia defense under distributed cooperative control of microgrids. for the effect of constant value attack of fdi on distributed cooperative control, a distributed controller that can completely eliminate constant value attack is designed by using the property of constant value differentiation to zero. the method does not require the design of complex parameters to evaluate the trustworthiness of neighbor information, does not rely on additional estimators and communication networks, is able to completely eliminate the impact of the attack, and is highly practical as it can cope with all cases in which the distributed generator (dg) is attacked. the protection method can be found to provide great help for transient stability of power systems. qi wang et al proposed a two-layer defense model including detection and protection from the perspective of defense against fdia, where the upper layer model implements detection-based defense and the lower layer model implements protection-based defense. it uses the measurements within the phase measurement units (pmus) as the attack and defense targets, and quantifies the attack results using the load reduction caused by line failure. the measurement redundancy is enhanced using an extra-domain additional protection approach. the advantage of this approach is that game theory provides a more practical and sophisticated understanding of the game process between attackers and defenders. it not only analyzes the priority defense deployment in the grid from a holistic perspective, but also takes into account the opponent's choices to optimize its own offensive and defensive resource deployment as much as possible. 5. conclusion this paper presents a theoretical analysis of the attack process in terms of attack invasion methods, attack conditions, attack impacts, and defense aspects such as protection and detection, and introduces the fdia attack and defense mechanism for power cps. the analysis and summary of fdia for smart grid defense are based on several research cases. references [1] jie cheng,zhijie sang,wei hu,shulin zhang. smart grid information system security hazards and response strategies [j]. electrotechnical application,2020,39(04):99-102. 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compute offloading; sine cosine algorithm(sca); mec server reward; knapsack problem. 1. introduction with the development of the internet of things and wireless communication technologies, a large number of intelligent application devices have emerged. in many application scenarios, intelligent iot terminal devices often need to run and process complex calculations and large amounts of data. however, most terminal devices are subject to physical constraints. due to the limitations of size and appearance design, it only has limited computing, storage and energy resources. the traditional cloud computing solution is to offload tasks with intensive computing and high energy consumption from the terminal to the cloud for processing, but at the same time, the transmission of tasks brings high latency which makes it difficult to meet the requirements of certain tasks, and edge computing emerges as the times require. edge computing is a supplement to cloud computing. edge servers are closer to the terminal, and cloud services are "sinked" to the edge of the network, which can solve the problems of long delay in computing offloading and occupying too many network resources in cloud computing. edge computing can be applied in autonomous driving, internet of things and industrial internet, and many other fields. with the continuous increase of user equipment and the increasing amount of computing tasks, how to use edge server nodes with limited resources to ensure the quality of service for end users has become a hot issue in edge computing. it is impossible to place all the tasks of the terminal in the edge server for processing. therefore, it is necessary to use a reasonable computing offloading strategy to offload some computing tasks to the edge or cloud, and computing offloading becomes a key problem. authors of elaborates the research status of computing offloading technology according to the goals of offloading decision, coarse-grained and finegrained offloading methods, and offloading methods under the cooperation of mec and device-to-device technology. the existing research results in this field are summarized. in order to meet the challenges, mobile edge computing deploys edge servers on the wlan side and offloads some computing-intensive tasks to edge servers, thereby shortening the distance between computing services and mobile devices, and powerful computing capabilities localize computing tasks and reduce data transmission cost becomes possible. literature proposes euagame, a game theory method that expresses the edge user allocation (eua) problem as a potential game, and designs a novel decentralized algorithm to find nash equilibrium in the game, as the eua problem solution. the work proposed joint downlink and uplink edge computing offloading and communication and computing resource allocation, and then transformed the offload optimization problem into minimizing the total delay time of the task while saving the energy consumption of mobile devices. authors of conducted research on the high-altitude balloons (habs) network scenario in mec, and proposed a federated learning algorithm based on support vector machine (svm) to determine user associations and optimize each user's service sequence and task assignment. most of the existing literature on compute offloading is discussed with the goal of minimizing the delay and energy consumption. this paper does not consider the delay and energy consumption, and focuses on the mec server to study how to make decisions to maximize the rewards of the server. 2. system model in this paper, we consider an edge computing scenario consisting of an mec server and multiple terminals. the computing resources and communication resources of the server are limited, and each terminal has different requirements for computing resources and communication resources. the size of computing resources is measured by the number of cpu cycles, and the number of communication resources is measured by the number of sub-channels. (c , b) represents the computing resources and communication resources of the mec server. tasks are indivisible, either executed locally or fully offloaded to the mec server for execution. (pi , qi) represent the computing resource and 17 communication resource requirements of the i-th terminal task, respectively. when the terminal wants to offload the task to the server, it needs to pay a certain reward to the server. due to the preference of the terminal to the server and other factors, the reward that each terminal is willing to pay is different. si represents the reward that the i-th terminal is willing to pay to the mec server. in this offloading scenario, the constraint of delay is not considered, and it is assumed that all terminals meet the general offloading conditions, that is, the offloading delay is smaller than the local execution delay. use the variable yi to indicate whether the i-th task is offloaded, yi=1 indicates offloading, and yi=0 indicates not. figure 1. system architecture 3. problem formulation the goal is to let the server reasonably select some terminals to obtain the maximum reward under the condition of limited resources. the total reward of the server is: 1 l i i i r y s = = (1) the target problem is described as: 1 max( ) l i i i r y s = = (2) s.t. 1 l i i i y p c =  (3) 1 l i i i y q b =  (4) the analysis shows that the objective optimization problem is a two-dimensional 0-1 knapsack problem. the method to solve the problem is discussed below. 4. algorithm to solve the target problem 4.1. dynamic programming dynamic programming is a more classical method for solving the knapsack problem. the implementation is as follows: v(l, ml, nl) indicates that the mec server has selected the maximum value obtained by the first l mobile terminals, ml indicates the remaining communication resources of the mec server at this time, and nl indicates the remaining computing resources of the server. supposing a choice is to be made on the l-th terminal, there are two cases for the l-th terminal: (1) when the resources required by the terminal are greater than the current remaining resources of the server, it is impossible for the server to select it for offloading. the total reward is the same as that of the options for the first l-1 terminals, i.e.v(l-1,ml,nl). (2) when the remaining resources of the server meet the needs of the terminal, assuming that offload is selected, the total reward is sl+v (l-1, ml-ql,nl-pl). if you choose not to offload, the reward is v (l-1, ml,nl). the final plan is determined according to the total reward of the two options. so, the state transition equation is: ( , , ) max{ ( 1, , ), ( 1, , )}j j j j j j j j jv j m n v j m n s v j m q n p= − + − − − the dynamic programming method can obtain the exact solution of the problem, but the time and space complexity of the algorithm is exponential, and the recursive algorithm will lead to solving the common sub-problem more than once, which can be achieved when the amount of data is small, but when the amount of problem data is large, the solution efficiency is very low and it takes a long time to calculate. although the heuristic algorithm cannot guarantee that the optimal solution can be obtained, the algorithm has low complexity and can obtain the sub-optimal or optimal solution of the problem with high efficiency, which meets the requirements of the offloading system for algorithm efficiency. 4.2. sine cosine algorithm the sine-cosine algorithm is a meta-heuristic algorithm based on the characteristics of the sine function and cosine function in mathematics. it uses the periodic oscillation of the trigonometric function to explore the optimal solution. by embedding random parameters and adaptive amplitude adjustment, it achieves a balance between global exploration and local exploitation. in sca, it is assumed that the population size is n, ddimensional solution space, and a set of random initial solutions is generated first. each iteration, the individual updates its position according to the following formula: 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ( ) sin( ) | ( ) ( ) | 0.5 ( 1) ( ) cos( ) | ( ) ( ) | 0.5 d d d i id i d d d i i x t r r r p t x t r x t x t r r r p t x t r  +   −  + =  +   −  (5) ( )d ix t is the position of the d-th dimension of the i-th individual in the t-th generation; ( )dp t is the position of the d-th dimension of the optimal individual of the t-th generation; r2, r3, r4 are random numbers subject to different uniform distributions, r2∈[0, 2π], r3∈[0,2], r4∈[0,1]; r1 is a control parameter that balances the exploration and exploitation of sca by controlling the amplitude of the sine and cosine functions, it is adaptively adjusted by formula (6) 1 a r a t t = − (6) a is a constant, t is the maximum number of iterations, and t is the current number of iterations. 4.3. improved sine cosine algorithm like other intelligent optimization algorithms, the basic sine and cosine algorithm has shortcomings such as slow convergence speed and poor local exploitation ability. this paper adopts the improved sine and cosine algorithm to solve the target problem. ··· mec server 18 4.3.1. the nonlinear decreasing function adaptively adjusts the parameter r1 change r1 in a non-linear manner, and r1 is decremented using formula (7). the parameter r1 controls the search process of the algorithm. in sca, r1 decreases linearly in the entire algorithm iteration cycle. this reduction method is not flexible enough, which leads to a relatively rigid process from exploration to exploitation of the algorithm, and is out of balance in the face of many target problems. the algorithm will show the disadvantages of premature or too slow convergence. by changing the original linear decreasing strategy of r1, the improved sca algorithm has the stronger global exploration ability in the early stage of the iteration, and the reduction of r1 is relatively slow to ensure the full exploration of the algorithm; in the middle of the iteration, the algorithm transitions from exploration to exploitation at a relatively fast speed; by the end of the iteration, the descending curve of r1 will not be too steep, which better takes into account the exploitation of the algorithm. r1 adopts such a parameter adjustment scheme to better balance the global exploration and local exploitation of sca. 1 exp( 10 ( ) )bt r a t =  −  (7) figure 2. r1 reduction curve figure 2 is the reduction curve of r1 when a=2, b=5. 4.3.2. modify the location update formula the sine function sin(r2) and cosine function cos(r2) have the same probability of obtaining a positive value as that of obtaining a negative value, so the removal of the absolute value sign in formula (5) will not affect the overall position update, and it can be reduced the complexity of the algorithm, so the position update formula is rewritten as: 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ( ) sin( ) ( ) ( ) 0.5 ( 1) ( ) cos( ) ( ) ( ) 0.5 d d d i id i d d d i i x t r r r p t x t r x t x t r r r p t x t r  +   −  + =  +   −  (8) 4.3.3. crossover strategy inspired by the chromosomal crossover in genetic algorithm, the crossover operation is introduced into isca. in each iteration, two individuals are randomly selected, and the selected two individuals are crossed according to the crossover ratio pc. crossover realizes the exchange of information between individuals and improves the diversity of the population. 4.3.4. discretization and greedy repair the optimization space of most intelligent optimization algorithms is continuous, which is suitable for solving numerical continuous optimization problems. the target problem of this research is a two-dimensional 0-1kp problem, which is a discrete problem. each dimension of the feasible solution can only take 1 or 0, so the continuous solution in the original algorithm needs to be converted into a discrete solution, that is, the individual should use binary coding. the continuous solution is transformed into a discrete solution in the following way: a candidate solution in the solution space is represented by an ordered vector pair (x, y), where x=(x1,x2,...,xd) is a d-dimensional real vector, represents a continuous solution, and y=(y1,y2,…,yd) is the corresponding binary vector, which is the candidate solution of the target problem. taking x∈[-s,s] as the continuous solution space of the problem to be sought, we take s=5; y∈ {0, 1} is the binary solution space corresponding to the target problem, and the encoding method of converting the continuous solution into the discrete solution is as follows : 1 sig( ) 0 sig( ) i i i if x rand y if x rand  =   (9) sig () is the sigmoid function, the expression is: 1 sig( ) 1 i i x x e− = + (10) rand∈(0,1) is a random number. when the intelligent optimization algorithm solves 0-1kp, there will be individuals that do not meet the constraints in the iterative process, and methods need to be used to repair these individuals. the abnormal individuals are transformed by the greedy repair method: the mobile terminals are arranged in ascending order of value density, and then the mobile terminals that request the mec server to be offloaded are discarded in order, that is, the abnormal individuals are checked in order, and the corresponding dimension 0 becomes 1 until the individual satisfies the constraints. 4.3.5. scout bee mutation strategy the scout bee strategy in the artificial bee colony algorithm, when the individual's continuous stay times n to a certain threshold g, still cannot find a better position, it indicates that they are trapped in a local optimum. the role of the observer bee will transform into a scout bee and a new location will be generated randomly. inspired by this, a mutation strategy of scout bees is proposed. when the number of consecutive times n that the individual position does not become better reaches g, the algorithm mutates it, that is, the original 0 in each dimension becomes 1, and 1 becomes 0. the mutation ratio is pb. 4.4. algorithm flow step1: initialization parameters, including population size n, space dimension d, number of consecutive stays n, threshold g, maximum number of iterations t, and constant a, b. step 2: randomly generate a binary population, and repair the individuals that do not meet the constraints. step 3: calculate the value density of each mobile terminal, and sort the mobile terminals according to the calculated value density. step4: calculate the target function value of each individual and record the global optimal solution. step5: calculate r1 according to formula (7). step6: update the position of the individual according to formula (8). step7: execute the crossover strategy. step8: execute the scout bee mutation strategy. step9: greedy repair. step10: update the global optimal solution. step11: is the termination condition met? if satisfied, 0 20 40 60 80 100 iteration 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 r1 linear nonlinear 19 output the optimal solution; otherwise, turn to step5. 5. simulation results and discussions 5.1. simulation environment the simulation was performed on a laptop with 64bit windows10 operating system, intel(r) core (tm) i7-6700hq cpu @ 2.6ghz processor, and 8g memory configuration. the simulation code was written and run with matlab r2020b. 5.2. problems and parameter settings table 1. parameters of each algorithm algorithm parameters sca a=2 isca a=2,b=5,g=4,pc=0.3,pb=0.1 pso w=0.9,c1=c2=1,vmax=6 ga cp=0.5,mp=0.1 the population size is n=90, the maximum number of iterations is t=100, and each algorithm runs independently for 50 times. particle swarm optimization (pso) prososed in and genetic algorithm (ga) are used as comparison algorithms. table 2. problem 1: 6 mobile terminals (the total amount of computing and communication resources of the mec server are respectively 80,20) terminal pay computing resource requirements wireless resource requirements 1 100 8 3 2 600 12 6 3 1200 13 4 4 2400 64 18 5 500 22 6 6 2000 41 4 5.3. results in table 6, the evaluation indicators include the average optimal value, standard deviation, worst value, best value and success rate obtained by running several algorithms independently for 50 times. among them, the average optimal value can reflect the solution accuracy and convergence speed of the algorithm, the standard deviation is an index to evaluate the stability and robustness of the algorithm, and the best value and the worst value represent the upper and lower limits of the algorithm’s ability to solve problems to a certain extent, the success rate reflects the execution efficiency of the algorithm to achieve the target result. according to table 6, from the average optimal value obtained by several algorithms, on the offloading problem with different numbers of terminals, isca obtains the largest average optimal value. compared with basic sca, isca has a significant convergence speed and solution accuracy. in terms of standard deviation, the standard deviation obtained by isca is the smallest among the three target problems. in contrast, the standard deviation of basic sca has a considerable gap, which greatly improves the stability of the algorithm; all of them have the ability to solve the problem and get the theoretical optimal value. from the worst value obtained by each algorithm solving 3 offloading problems independently for 50 times, the performance of basic sca is the worst, it’s worst value is the smallest, and the worst value of isca is the largest. isca is more capable of obtaining higher quality feasible solutions. for simple problems, that is, when the number of mobile terminals is small, several algorithms can obtain the optimal solution with a success rate higher than 90%, and the success rate of isca and ga directly reaches 100%. when the number of mobile terminals increases to 15, the success rate of each algorithm decreases, and when the number of mobile terminals is 50, the success rate further decreases, and the complexity of the target problem has a significant impact on the success rate of the algorithm. the success rate of isca is always the highest among several algorithms, and the reliability of solving the target problem is much better than that of sca. the success rate is not 0, and each algorithm has a certain ability to obtain the theoretical optimal solution. figure 3. convergence curves of problem 1 figure 4. convergence curves of problem 2 figure 5. convergence curves of problem 3 0 20 40 60 80 100 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 r ew ar d iteration sca isca 0 20 40 60 80 100 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 r ew ar d iteration sca isca 0 20 40 60 80 100 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 r ew ar d iteration sca isca 20 in the above convergence curve, the abscissa is the number of iterations, and the ordinate is the server reward. from the convergence curve of sca and isca, the convergence speed of isca is faster than that of sca. the ability of the algorithm to jump out of local optimum in late iterations is improved. table 3. problem 2: 15 mobile terminals (the total amount of computing and communication resources of the mec server are respectively 500,110) terminal pay computing resource requirements wireless resource requirements 1 100 8 3 2 220 24 6 3 90 13 4 4 400 80 20 5 300 70 20 6 400 80 30 7 205 45 8 8 120 15 3 9 160 28 12 10 580 90 14 11 400 130 40 12 140 32 6 13 100 20 3 14 1300 120 20 15 650 40 5 table 4. problem 3: 50 mobile terminals (the total amount of computing and communication resources of the mec server are respectively 800,650) terminal pay computing resource wireless resource terminal pay computing resource wireless resource 1 560 40 16 26 103 5 5 2 1125 91 92 27 215 10 10 3 300 10 41 28 81 8 6 4 620 30 16 29 91 2 4 5 2100 160 150 30 26 1 7 6 431 20 23 31 49 3 4 7 68 3 4 32 420 10 12 8 328 12 18 33 316 42 8 9 47 3 6 34 72 6 4 10 122 18 2 35 71 4 3 11 322 9 12 36 49 8 8 12 196 25 8 37 108 5 10 13 41 1 2 38 116 10 6 14 25 1 1 39 90 1 6 15 425 10 3 40 738 40 28 16 4260 280 200 41 1811 86 93 17 416 10 20 42 430 11 9 18 115 8 6 43 3060 120 30 19 82 1 2 44 215 8 22 20 22 1 1 45 58 3 33 21 631 49 70 46 296 32 36 22 132 8 9 47 620 28 45 23 420 21 22 48 418 13 13 24 86 6 4 49 47 2 2 25 42 1 1 50 81 4 2 in short, the optimization capability of isca has been greatly improved compared with the basic sca. when sca solves discrete computational offloading problems, it lacks the ability to jump out of the local optimum, and it is easy to stagnate, making it difficult to achieve the goal of finding a better solution. isca overcomes this deficiency very well. when solving the corresponding offloading problem, it can always jump out of the local optimum, the convergence speed is also improved, and it can approach the optimal solution at a faster speed. when the number of mobile terminals is small, the solution results of various algorithms are less different, they can solve the problem with a high success rate, while when the number of mobile terminals is large, the superior performance of isca can be more clearly reflected. table 5. computational results of deterministic algorithms problem dynamic programming greedy algorithm problem 1 3900 3800 problem 2 3965 3925 problem 3 16761 16590 21 table 6. comparison of heuristic algorithm results problem algorithm average optimum standard deviation best worst success rate /% problem1 sca 3886 85.738 3900 3300 96 isca 3900 0 3900 3900 100 pso 3898 14.142 3900 3800 98 ga 3900 0 3900 3900 100 problem 2 sca 3814.6 328.403 3965 2665 80 isca 3963.4 7.918 3965 3925 96 pso 3899 157.529 3965 3315 84 ga 3931.8 109.739 3965 3465 90 problem 3 sca 15595.5 1779.677 16761 12070 60 isca 16695.96 223.828 16761 15873 92 pso 16465.48 439.7 16761 15710 68 ga 16625.68 296.967 16761 15770 82 6. conclusion in this paper, we consider a computing offloading scenario of a mec server and multiple terminal devices, aiming at the maximum reward of the server, modeling the target problem as a knapsack problem, and improving the sine cosine algorithm to solve it without using the traditional solution method with high complexity. the computational offloading problem is solved with an improved sine cosine algorithm and compared with two classical heuristics. the simulation results show that when 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[15] wang f, zhang h, zhou a. a particle swarm optimization algorithm for mixed-variable optimization problems[j]. swarm and evolutionary computation, 2021, 60: 100808. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 124 research on reinforcement learning explainable strategies based on advantage saliency dandan yan* college of computer science and technology, qingdao university, qingdao, 266071, china * corresponding author email: 1554011273@qq.com abstract: deep reinforcement learning is increasingly being used in difficult environments with sparse rewards and highdimensional inputs, and it performs well, but its decision-making processes are largely unclear and difficult to explain to end users. saliency map methods explain an agent's behavior by highlighting state features relevant for the agent to take an action. in this paper, we use the perturbation-based saliency map method, propose the use of advantage function to replace the existing method of calculating state saliency, realize the combination of advantage function and perturbation-based saliency map. a saliency map is generated by noting the saliency of the dependent elements of the agent's chosen action in the atari game environment. experimental comparisons show that our method generates more accurate explanatory saliency maps. keywords: advantage function; explain ability; perturbation-based saliency. 1. introduction artificial intelligence technology (ai) has a wide range of applications in various fields such as retail, technology, healthcare, science, and many more. at present, artificial intelligence is more inclined to solve practical problems, complete complex tasks automatically, and perform as little human intervention as possible in the implementation process. although the efficiency and performance of ai continue to improve, the incomprehensibility reduces the practicality to a certain extent [1]. therefore, the transparency of the model is identified as the key to improving user trust and user acceptance of the model. given the importance of interpretability and the performance-transparency trade-off exhibited by ai models, where the more complex the model's internal functionality, the less clear it is about how a prediction or decision is made, a new field of research begins to emerge, referred to as "explainable artificial intelligence (xai)" [1]. the purpose of an xai system is to make human behavior more understandable by providing explanations, in the case of an ai model, explaining what it did and what happened next in terms of its capabilities, representing this information in a way that a human (non-expert) user can understand ability, which ultimately enables them to predict the behavior of the model. reinforcement learning (rl) is used to describe and solve the problem of agents learning strategies to maximize rewards or achieve specific goals in the process of interacting with the environment. in the process of interacting with the environment, certain states in the environment give positive or negative rewards to the agent, and the agent learns a policy based on these reward signals, a mapping between states and behaviors [2]. however, rl also faces the problem of lack of explain ability, which limits its application in safety-sensitive or high-risk areas, such as unmanned driving technology and intelligent assistance for the elderly and the disabled. in order to overcome this weakness of rl, a large number of studies on “explainable reinforcement learning (xrl)” have emerged. hence, xrl is a sub-problem of xai, which is used to enhance human understanding of models and optimize model performance. deep learning algorithms have achieved success in many areas, such as image classification [3], machine translation [4], image acquisition [5], etc., which belong to the salient application in the field of computer vision. visual saliency in the field of computer vision simulates the perception of the scene by the human visual system and extracts salient areas in the image (that is, areas of interest to humans) for image acquisition or classification. visual saliency associates the image content with the detection target, and marks the samples of the corresponding results in the image according to some salient areas in the image. its most notable feature is that the target in the image is known, which is different from the policy-based saliency mapping in deep reinforcement learning (drl). the models in drl support interaction with challenging environments with sparse rewards and noisy high-dimensional inputs, and perform well (e.g., atari games), but are often criticized as "black boxes". this also leads to the emergence of policy-based saliency mapping -policy saliency. policy saliency explains to humans the basis of the agent's choice and highlights the factors that have a great influence on the policy (selected action) in the state characteristics. in rl systems, it is often used to evaluate the internal representation and behaviour of the agent over multiple frames of the environment, rather than evaluating the importance of specific pixels in classifying images. except for the unknown target, the impact of the policy adopted by the agent on the target is also unknown. inspired by the saliency method in the visual field, saliency maps are used to explain the agent's behaviour in order to allow people to understand the reason why the agent takes actions. the saliency map method is divided into four types [6]: first, jacobian saliency. the gradient-based saliency mapping is extended to drl, and the output logits are calculated relative to the jacobian matrix of a bunch of images to obtain the importance of each pixel of the input image [7]. second, perturbation saliency. it perturbs a certain part of the original input image, and calculates the logit difference generated by the original image and the modified image, and then obtains a significant map [8]. third, object saliency. it performs directional masking for the object f in the image, then forms a perturbed image, detects the object in the input 125 image, and measures the importance of features by changing the q value of masked and unmasked objects [10]. fourth, attention saliency. it is more automated, using the attention mechanism to generate a saliency map [11]. in this work, we conduct research under the perturbationbased saliency mapping, and modify the saliency calculation based on previous work, such as greydanus et al. [8]utilize the difference of value function and policy vector between original state and perturbed state to generate saliency map, iyer et al. [10] compute a saliency map using the difference in action-value q(s,a) between the original state and the perturbed state and so on. we propose a new calculation method combined with the advantage function, using the difference of the advantage function value between the original state and the disturbed state to calculate the saliency of the state features. it visualizes the features of an agent taking a selected action by generating a saliency map. we use our method to explain the actions taken by an agent in atari games (breakout and space invaders), generating saliency maps. and it can be shown that the explanatory saliency maps generated by our method are more accurate compared with greydanus et al. and gupta et al., by the experimental comparison figures. the rest of this paper is organized as follows. the section 2 provides the relevant basic knowledge definition based on the perturbation saliency method and the advantage function and some related works. the method of calculating the significance and the definition of the formula in our paper will be discussed in the section 3. we perform experimental simulations of our problem in section 4, generating experimental comparison plots. finally, we conclude our paper and provide future work in section 5. 2. related work this paper focuses on a specific saliency mapping method in the field of computer vision—perturbation-based saliency mapping, and applies saliency mapping methods from this field to policy-based applications in rl. perturbation-based saliency mapping methods study the properties of dnns by perturbing the model's input and observing changes in the model's output. there are several advantages: first, observing the relationship between input-output is a natural and intuitive way to explore the class of black-box models; second, perturbation allows to analyze the model dynamically, instead of treating the model as an immutable object to study; finally, perturbation-based methods are generally applicable to any dnn, regardless of the model's architecture. therefore, the perturbation-based saliency mapping method is also one of the important methods to explain the reason why the agent executes the policy (takes action) in the reinforcement learning model. 2.1. perturbation-based saliency methods the idea of perturbation-based methods is to explore dnns by modifying some of the input information of the model, such as pixels in images, words in text, etc., and observing how the output of the model changes. observing changes in the output can indicate whether the corresponding part of the input is important to the interpretation, and a perturbation of an element is considered important if it changes the output significantly. for example, for image classification, the classifier may assign pictures to different categories due to changes that are invisible to the naked eye; for neural network prediction, as the performance improves, the understanding of the prediction process becomes more and more important. a general approach to explaining machine learning systems is called input attribution, so both gradient-based and perturbation-based methods are attribution methods [12]. the intended purpose of attribution methods is mainly to measure global importance, while the main difficulty is the combinatorial explosion. if it were to iterate over all input elements and all possible combinations of them and observe how each one changes the output, this would be impractical in practice due to enormous cost constraints. gradient-based attribution methods calculate the importance of elements by using model gradients, but tend to generate noise, especially in particularly large networks [13]. in addition, if the backpropagation algorithm is used, it needs to access the internal information of the model to generate the explanation, so it will be limited in use. perturbation-based attribution methods cover or remove images to measure whether the actual change is in line with the prediction. the main challenge is how to select a reasonable element group and apply the perturbation for testing within a reasonable time. a notable advantage of perturbation-based methods is "dynamicity", that is, while many other methods treat the model as a constant object of study, perturbation allows it to be interrogated repeatedly and hypotheses about it can be developed and tested dynamically. perturbation of images is performed by applying occlusion masks, blurring, or replacing parts of the image to remove or insert information. for example, if a picture contains a puppy, classify this picture, the prediction is +1 for the puppy, otherwise -1, if the image is disturbed, deleting the information related to the puppy should affect the output of the model, while for disturbances in other areas should not affect the original prediction results. so it should be noted that it is very difficult to choose a perturbation that does not add any new information but modifies the original information. therefore, the perturbation we choose in this paper is to partially cover the original image information without adding information. some works on the development of perturbation-based methods are as follows. the study of perturbation began with the pioneering work of zeiler and fergus [14], where a simple gray square mask was applied to an image, resulting in a change in the output of a classifier. the rise approach proposed in petsiuk et al. [15] empirically estimates importance by using a randomly masked version of the input image for model detection and obtaining the corresponding output. yang et al. [16] proposed the mfpp method, which divides the input image into multi-scale fragments, and then masks some of the fragments as perturbations to generate a saliency map. 2.2. advantage function the advantage function is the advantage of an action a relative to the average action in state s. from the perspective of quantitative relationship, it is the deviation of a random variable relative to the mean. in other words, the advantage function measures the plausibility of choosing a certain action in a certain state directly giving the difference between the chosen action and the mean of all possible actions. given an agent m, operating on a state space s, with a set of actions as, where s ∈ s, a policy π is formally a map from states to the probability of choosing each possible action. the value function of state s under policy π is the expected return that can be obtained from state s and following policy π, denoted as vπ (s). 126 and this state value function (namely v function) is just the most suitable form to measure the average performance of all possible actions in state s. similarly, define the action value function under the policy π, that is, in the current state s, after executing the action a, follow the expected reward that can be obtained by following the policy π, denoted as qπ(s,a). and this action value function (q function) is just the most suitable form to measure the performance of taking action a in state s. that is, the state-value function is defined as: 𝑉π(𝑠) = e[𝐺𝑡|𝑆𝑡 = 𝑠] = 𝐸π[∑ γ𝑘𝑅𝑡+𝑘+1 ∞ 𝑘=0 |𝑆𝑡 = 𝑠] (1) the action-value function is defined as: 𝑄π(𝑠, 𝑎) = 𝐸[𝐺𝑡|𝑆𝑡 = 𝑠, 𝐴𝑡 = 𝑎] = 𝐸π[∑ γ𝑘𝑅𝑡+𝑘+1 ∞ 𝑘=0 |𝑆𝑡 = 𝑠, 𝐴𝑡 = 𝑎] (2) where the following equations represent the recursive relationship based on bellman equation, state-value function and action-value function. in the formula, eπ represents the expected value of the random variable when the agent follows the policy π, t is the time step, γ is the discount factor, and r is the reward return. therefore, the advantage function represents the rationality of selecting an action a under state s . the definition of the advantage function is as follows: 𝐴π(𝑠, 𝑎) = 𝑄π(𝑠, 𝑎) − 𝑉π(𝑠) (3) use the difference between the action value function and the state value function to express the rationality of choosing action a in state s, that is, if the difference is greater than 0, which means that the selected action has an advantage on average and vice versa. using advantage functions is an extremely important policy for deep reinforcement learning, especially for policy-based learning. the advantage function is naturally compatible with the policy gradient algorithm, just like the followed formula of the policy gradient: 𝑔θ = 𝐸τ [∑ 𝑓𝑡=0 ∞ (𝑆𝑡 , 𝐴𝑡)∇θ 𝑙𝑜𝑔πθ(𝐴𝑡|𝑆𝑡)] (4) where the ∇θ𝑙𝑜𝑔πθ(𝐴𝑡|𝑆𝑡) part of the formula is the gradient direction of the logarithmic likelihood of taking action a in state s at time step t. if the parameter θ goes along this direction, the probability of choosing action a will be encouraged; on the contrary, if the parameter goes along the negative direction of the gradient, the probability of choosing action a will be reduced. therefore, in this paper, we also follow this idea when applying the advantage function to calculate the feature salience, which will be introduced in the section 3. some work in the paper using the advantage function is as follows. qi et al. [17] introduce the discrete normalized advantage function into dql, and separates the q-value function into a state value function and an advantage item, and uses the deterministic policy gradient descent (dpgd) algorithm to avoid the q-value of the action is calculated unnecessarily. wang et al. [7] use the advantage function for the dueling network architecture system proposed by himself, and promotes learning between different operations without changing the underlying reinforcement learning algorithm. 3. methodology in this work, our main research content is based on the agent (policy network) that has been trained, focusing on visually showing which characteristics the agent makes corresponding decisions in the input state, that is, hoping to explain the agent's decision to take a selected basis for the action. in the experiment, asynchronous advantage actorcritic (a3c) is used as the reinforcement learning framework of the agent, which can put actor-critic into multiple threads for synchronous training, and has achieved excellent performance in the atari environment [18]. therefore, we used a single dnn to evaluate the policy network and the critic network. the state is parameterized into a state feature f. for a single feature f ∈ f, the significance score score[f] is used to indicate the importance of the f-th feature of the state s on the agent's action a. in order to understand the decision-making information of the actions taken by the agent, we found that it is necessary to use the qπ (s, a) value of each time step t and the mean value vπ (s) of the action to construct and visualize the saliency map, which is inspired by previous work. 3.1. advantage function the relevant definition of the advantage function has been introduced in related work. in our paper, we use the advantage function when calculating the state feature salience score[f]. by observing the positive or negative value of the advantage function value of the state feature, we can judge the advantage change of the agent in the disturbed state and the original state when choosing the same action. if the value changes greatly, it means that the part of the pixel feature of gaussian blur is an important factor for the agent to select action a, and it should be marked obviously; otherwise, if the value of the advantage function has a small change, it indicates that part is not an important factor for the agent to choose action a, so it is not marked obviously. 3.2. perturbation-based saliency the outline of the perturbation-based saliency mapping method is as follows: first, for each feature f, the state s is perturbed to s'. for example, in an atari game, the input image is perturbed by adding a gaussian blur centered at the f-th pixel. second, the expected reward v(s) is obtained by querying the agent m in the original state s. similarly, the expected reward value v(s′) of agent m in the perturbed state s' is obtained. finally, calculate score[f] based on the difference between the original state and the disturbed state. below are some saliency measurement methods that work on perturbation-based saliency mapping. for example, greydanus et al. [8] exploit the difference in the value function or policy vector between the original state and the perturbed state to generate a saliency map. the formula for calculating the saliency measure is: 𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒𝐺𝑟𝑒𝑦𝑑𝑎𝑛𝑢𝑠[𝑓] = 1 2 |𝑉(𝑠) − 𝑉(𝑠′)|2 (5) iyer et al. [10] compute a saliency map using the difference in action-value (q(s,a)) between the original state and the perturbed state. the formula is defined as follow: 𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒𝐼𝑦𝑒𝑟[𝑓] = 𝑄(𝑠, �̂�) − 𝑄(𝑠′, �̂�) (6) gupta et al. [9] proposed specific and relevant feature attribution (sarfa). in the article, the score[f] is still calculated using the q value between the original state and the disturbed state, but two additional attributes are added: specificity and relevance. in our work, the method we propose to calculate the feature saliency score[f] is different. we start by querying the agent m chooses the expected reward value of action a in state s to get q(s, a), and obtains the mean value v(s) of all actions selected in state s, and then obtains the advantage function value aπ (s, a). similarly, the advantage function value aπ(s′,a) of the agent m choosing the same action a in the disturbed state s′ is obtained. finally, calculate the difference 127 between the advantage function value of the original state and the disturbance state to get score[f]. the specific calculation method is in section 3.3. 3.3. calculation of saliency combining the advantage function with the perturbationbased saliency mapping method, the input image is perturbed to change the input state to observe the behavior change of the agent. score[f] is calculated by calculating the difference between the advantage function value of the same action selected in the original state and the disturbed state, and judges whether to mark the disturbed state feature as saliency according to its value, and finally visualizes the important features for agent to take a selected action. in order to focus on the impact of changes on the agent's choice of action a, we are interested in whether the reward of a will change with the disturbance. as described in greydanus et al. [8], they directly use v(s) to obtain the reward value in state s, but do not pay attention to the effect of a specific action a, because they aggregate together the changes of all actions in state s. in our work, we focus on the effect of specific actions, q(s, a) is used to obtain the reward of the agent taking action a in state s. to focus on the specific actions taken, we normalize the values using the softmax over qvalues: 𝑞π(𝑠, 𝑎) = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑄π(𝑠, 𝑎)) (7) introduced in the previous relevant sections, the advantage function is defined as aπ(s, a) = qπ (s, a) − vπ(s). for the first term, we use the standardized q-value qπ(s,a) to represent the expected reward value of agent m taking action a in state s. for the second term, the mean value of the rewards of all actions in the state s is calculated, so the advantage function is as follows: 𝐴π(𝑠, 𝑎) = 𝑞π(𝑠, 𝑎) − 1 |𝑎| ∑ 𝑞π(𝑠, 𝑎′) 𝑎′ (8) where the aπ(s,a) obtained by the formula represents the advantage value of following the policy π agent m to take action a relative to the average in the state s. the same way. the dominance function value aπ(s′,a) of the perturbed state s′ is calculated in the same way. to compute the saliency score[f], we use a vector ∆a denoting the relative dominance of the action a to be explained between the original state and the perturbed state. therefore, the higher the value of score[f], the more important the feature is for the agent to take action a, and the lower the value, it shows that the effect does not depend on the feature f very much. so ∆a is calculated as follows: δ𝐴 = 𝐴π(𝑠, 𝑎) − 𝐴π(𝑠′, 𝑎) (9) where each item of ∆a is a saliency score of a feature f. 4. experiment to show that our method produces more focused saliency maps than existing methods, we use atari (breakout and space invaders) as the experimental scene. these environments were chosen because each environment presented a different set of challenges, and deep reinforcement learning algorithms have previously been studied to far exceed human performance in these environments. 4.1. settings the input at each time step in our experiments is a preprocessed version of the current frame, which includes clipping the game space and normalizing the values to [0,1]. all of our atari agents share the same network architecture, with inputs processed by 4 convolutional layers, an lstm layer, and a fully connected layer of n+1 unit, where n is the dimensionality of the action space. for all our experiments, we only assume access to the agent's q(s,a) function. to show that our method generates saliency maps that are more focused than those generated by greydanus et al. and gupta et al., we compare two atari games (breakout and space invaders). (a) graydanus et al. (b) gupta et al. (c) ours figure 1. comparison results under breakout. 4.2. compare results in the game breakout, the main task is to bounce the ball by manipulating the baffle and destroy the bricks above it with the ball. previous work [9] pointed out that a strong breakout agent exploits a tunneling policy. during tunneling, the agent repeatedly points a ball at a certain area of the brick in order to break through it. this policy allows the agent to earn dense rewards by bouncing balls between surrounding walls and bricks. figure 1 shows the results, our method 128 accurately highlights the regions of the input image, focusing on the location more accurately. whereas the method of greydanus et al. highlights several regions in the input image that are not relevant for interpreting the actions taken by the agent. the region of interest of gupta et al. is also slightly messier than our method. in the game spaceinvaders, the main task is to control the turret to hit the aliens, and at the same time avoid the attacks of the aliens, but there will be three bunkers to provide protection. when there is no saliency map, it is noticeable through the game that the agent learns an aiming-like policy, but we are not sure whether it is shooting at dense clusters of enemies, or aiming at one of them as a single target. figure 2 shows the results of applying saliency mapping to this agent. we found that in our method, the agent pays more attention to the enemies in the front area directly in front of the muzzle, which is also easy to explain, the enemies in front are better to attack, and the danger is also greater. and the agent in our method also pays attention to the position of the cover, which makes it better protect itself from being killed. the method of greydanus et al. do not pay attention to the position of the bunker, only the enemy. the area of interest of gupta et al. is relatively less obvious. 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"graying the black box: understanding dqns." international conference on machine learning. pmlr, 2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 133 a distributed streaming computing model management system shangyu zhao1, ping lin2 1 wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou, china 2 zhejiang industry & trade vocational college, wenzhou, china abstract: iot big data has many dimensions, many business types and many customized requirements, and each business needs to be implemented using a stream computing model with a wide variety of stream computing models. this paper proposes a management method for streaming computing models, which can dynamically manage streaming computing models and achieve hot loading of streaming computing models. this makes it easier to manage computational models in a streaming computing cluster. keywords: distributed system; streaming compute; class loader. 1. introduction with the rapid development of iot big data, more and more front-end collection devices are producing huge amounts of iot data all the time [1]. this iot data flows like water into the data centre or business system, which then processes the iot data. the data centre or business system uses a stream computing model to process the iot big data, but there are many dimensions of iot big data, many types of business and many customized requirements, each business needs to use a stream computing model to implement, and there are many kinds of stream computing models. the current common streaming computing engines, such as flink and spark streaming [3], mostly adopt the manual online approach to install the streaming computing models on the computing nodes of data centres or business systems [4], and there is no effective management and scheduling method for streaming computing models, which makes the development and management of streaming computing models difficult [5]. in this paper, we propose a management method for streaming computing models, which enables hot loading of computing models by means of custom classloader, and design a distributed management mechanism that can manage computing models in a distributed system, and computing models can be synchronized up and down in each computing node in the distributed system. 2. system architecture the model management architecture as a whole consists of interface, model library, messaging module, model loading module and redis database, and the overall architecture is shown in the figure 1. figure 1. overall system architecture 2.1. streaming computing model generally, streaming computational models are developed by jvm based programming languages such as java and scala, and executable computational models consist of mutated jar files and their configuration files. in this paper, the targeted computational model refers to the compiled application developed by a jvm based language. managed computational models include model files, model configurations, model metadata. 2.2. interface all operations on the streaming model are submitted via the external interface. the interfaces can be divided into 6 types according to their function: add models, update models, delete models, online models, offline models and query models. the cluster has a centreless design, where the user sends a request to any node in the cluster, and the request is broadcast and forwarded throughout the cluster. 2.2.1. add models add a new model file to the model library, and after the model passes the verification, call the broadcast module to notify other nodes to download the added model from the model library. 2.2.2. update models update the existing model in the current system, update the file in the model library, and after the model passes the verification, call the broadcast module to notify other nodes to download the updated model from the model library. 2.2.3. delete models delete m delete the existing model in the current system, after the model passes the verification, research the broadcast module, each node in the cluster delete the model in the model library. 2.2.4. online models bring models that are already in the model library online, load the models in memory so that they can start processing streaming data. 2.2.5. offline models offline models: take models that are currently online offline so that they no longer process streaming data. 134 2.2.6. query models query the current model’s metadata and status in the system. with the above 6 types of interfaces, users can complete a unified style of management of stream computing models, or develop ui interfaces based on the interfaces for more convenient management of streaming computing models. 2.3. model library as a lightweight streaming model management system, distributed file systems such as hdfs [6] and ceph[7] are not used as model repositories, cause these systems would greatly increase the complexity of the system. when using the local file system as the model repository storage, when adding models, updating models, deleting models and other operations, only when all nodes in the cluster have finished adding, changing and deleting files in the model repository, the model operation is considered successful and the model information is updated. when a node is started, there may be a situation that the model version is inconsistent with other nodes in the cluster. in this case, to recover the model data from other nodes synchronously, find the currently existing computational model and its latest version and the node where it is located in the database, and if the latest version is inconsistent with the local version, download the latest version of the model from the node where the latest version of the model is located. 2.4. message module when an operation is performed on a model, the operation request is first sent to any node, and then notified to the other nodes in the cluster through a broadcast and subscription mechanism. as shown in figure 2, using the broadcast subscription mechanism of redis, the model information, operation type and node information is broadcast to all nodes. the subscribers receive the information about these model operations and perform the corresponding operations. upon success, the node that received the request is notified that the operation was successful when all nodes in the cluster have been executed. the same broadcast and subscription is used when going up or down the model, to synchronise information up and down the line throughout the cluster environment. figure 2. broadcast and subscribe via redis 2.5. model loading module when online a model, model loading module is required to load the model into the compute server. the model management system proposed in this paper uses the classloader technology, a custom classloader inherited from the system classloader in java [8], which enables hot loading of jar files. as shown in figure 3, the models are grouped together and each group has its own classloader, so that even if the class names and variable names of the models in different groups are the same, they do not affect each other, thus achieving decoupling between models. figure 3. grouped class loader instance 2.6. redis database redis is the only external component required by the stream computing model management system to store system metadata, model metadata, broadcasts and subscriptions. 3. workflow 3.1. initialization as shown in figure 4, an initialisation process is designed in this paper, whereby a newly online node can quickly synchronise models from other nodes and the system can still provide services normally during the synchronisation process. after initialisation, the new node is ready to provide services and the models in the model library of that node are consistent with other nodes in the cluster. figure 4. initialisation process 3.2. add models as shown in figure 5, when adding a model, the node that receives the add request sends a broadcast to notify the other nodes in the cluster, and all other nodes download the new model file. when a node has a problem or waits for a timeout, the whole model adding process fails and all nodes roll back. after initialisation, the new on-line node can provide services and the models in the model library of that node are consistent with the other nodes in the cluster. figure 5. add models process 3.3. update models as shown in figure 6, when updating a model, a check must first be performed to see if the model already exists and is out of the offline state, if the model does not exist or is in the online state, the model cannot be updated. as with adding 135 a model, the node that receives the add request sends a broadcast to notify the other nodes in the cluster, and all other nodes download the new model file. when a node has a problem or waits for a timeout, the entire model add process fails and all nodes roll back. when all nodes are successful, the model information in redis is updated and success is returned. figure 6. update models process 3.4. online models as shown in figure 7, when a model goes live, it needs to be verified that the model exists and is in the offline state, again with a broadcast mechanism to distribute the message and load the model using the model loader described in 2.5. figure 7. online models process 3.5. offline models the model offline process is similar to the model online process, where you need to verify that the model exists and is online, and unload the model using the model loader described in 2.5. 3.6. delete models model deletion and model update processes are similar. 4. conclusion this paper proposes a management system for streaming computational models, which enables hot loading of computational models by means of a custom class load. in this system, different grouped models are decoupled from each other by using independent loaders. meanwhile, this paper designs a decentralized distributed model management mechanism, which 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[8] zhang a , ji c , yin z: security of mobile code based on redefining jvm's classloader, computer engineering, vol. 4 (2006). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 1 face and gender detection based on bp neural network algorithm ji zhang 1, 2, zijian ran 1, * 1 school of control and computer engineering, north china electric power university, baoding 071003, hebei province, china 2 engineering research center of intelligent computing for complex energy systems, ministry of education, baoding 071003, hebei province, china * corresponding author: zijian ran (email: 529726064@qq.com) abstract: face recognition technology has a wide range of applications in real life, and many applications can be developed on the basis of face recognition, such as gender recognition, age recognition, face comparison, and beauty image decoration. in this paper, based on the computer vision library opencv in the python language, the face is recognized, and the mature bp neural network algorithm is used to learn the photos in the database, and finally the gender detection of the face is successfully realized. keywords: face detection; gender detection; opencv; bp neural network; python. 1. introduction in the rapidly developing modern society, fast, convenient and safe have become synonymous with contemporary society. in order to make life more convenient and save people from heavy labor, computer technology and its applications have become an indispensable role in people's lives. among them, the development and application of artificial intelligence technology has become the focus and hotspot of domestic and foreign scholars and researchers. in the field of artificial intelligence, the research of 3d face recognition technology has become a hot research field, and it can be applied to various places that require identity authentication, such as bank transaction authentication in the financial field, internet or transaction identity verification on online banking, access security check in national security defense, various monitoring systems and access control systems are effective means of identity recognition [1-3]. as early as 1964, foreign personnel began to engage in the research of face recognition technology. face recognition is a form of biometric technology, which involves many methods in pattern recognition, computer vision, psychology, physiology, and cognitive science. the realization of identity recognition with the aid of computers is based on the unique characteristics of people. an efficient means of authentication. it can also be said that face recognition also refers to a given face as an input, looking for a match in the database to be recognized, and finding a face image consistent with the input face in the database. a large number of researchers have invested in the research of eyelid recognition, which has made the technology of eyelid recognition develop rapidly. although face recognition technology has been researched for a long time and has been developed for many years, it still fails to achieve people's expectations. therefore, people's research on face recognition technology is still under exploration [4-5]. 2. bp neural network algorithm 2.1. introduction and practice bp neural network usually refers to a multi-layer forward neural network based on the error back propagation algorithm. the transfer function used by the neurons of the bp network is usually a sigmoid-type differentiable function, so any nonlinear mapping between input and output can be realized, which makes it suitable for applications such as signal processing, computer networks, process control, speech recognition, function approximation, successful applications have been achieved in areas such as pattern recognition and data compression. 2.2. bp neural network structure each neuron is represented by a node, and the network consists of input layer, hidden layer and output layer nodes. the hidden layer can be one layer or multiple layers, and the nodes from the front layer to the back layer are connected by weights. hidden nodes generally use sigmoid functions, and input and output nodes can use sigmoid functions or linear functions. because the bp algorithm is used, it is often called bp neural network. 2.3. principle of bp algorithm the bp algorithm consists of two parts: forward propagation and back propagation. in the process of forward propagation, the input information is transmitted from the input layer to the output layer after being processed by the hidden layer unit. the state of each layer of neurons only affects the state of the next layer of neurons. if the output layer does not get the desired output, it turns to backpropagation, that is, the error signal is returned along the connection path, and the error signal is minimized by modifying the connection weights between neurons in each layer [6]. since the multiple-input-multiple-output network can be transformed into a multiple-input-single-output situation, a multiple-input-single-output neural model is used here. suppose the network consists of m layers, and the mth layer only contains output nodes, and the first layer is the input node. in addition, assuming that there are n standard sample pairs undefined, the output to the mth layer of the network is o(p), and the function function of the hidden layer node and the output layer node is the sigmoid line function, that is 2 qxe xf −+ = 1 1 )( (1) it reflects the saturation property of the neuron and takes values between 0 and 1. in the above formula, q is a parameter representing the nonlinearity of the neuron, which is called a gain type (gain), also called an adjustment parameter. the larger the q value, the steeper the s-shaped curve; on the contrary, the smaller the q value, the flatter the s-shaped curve; generally, take q=1. the specific bp algorithm steps can be summarized as follows: the first step is to select initial weights and thresholds. in the second step, the following process is repeated until the performance requirements are met: 1.for learning samples p = 1 to n 1) calculate the values of yj, nutj and o of each node j in each layer (forward process); 2) for each layer from the m layer to the second layer, for each node of each layer, reverse calculation (reverse process); 2.correction weights. 3. experimental tool 3.1. pycharm pycharm is a python programming ide, which is very convenient to install. 3.2. opencv opencv is an important tool for pre-learning of computer vision, machine vision, and image processing. due to its lightweight and efficient properties, it is widely used to solve computer problems in various fields. this paper implements face recognition and gender detection by using the python interface in opencv. 4. experiment procedure the input matrix is a large matrix, and each column in the matrix represents a photo. for example, we have 200 photos, and each photo has 10*10=100 pixels, then this matrix is a 100*200 matrix. to get these data, our first step is to find a face recognition library. there are many open source face recognition libraries from which you can get all kinds of photos you want. after obtaining the photo, we first need to identify the face. this function here will identify the face and then grayscale it and re-save it as a numbered photo. since the pixel value of the recognized face is too large, and different photos contain different pixel values, we need to unify the pixel values of each photo to obtain a grayscale image with uniform pixel values, we need to get all the images into one inside the large matrix as input to the core function this function returns a matrix. this completes the entire data processing. in the first step, we need to detect the face. determine if a face is included, and if so, determine the location and size of the face. because the acquired images are all color images, skin color detection can be performed first. after detecting the skin color pixels, it is necessary to segment the possible face regions according to their chromatic similarity and spatial correlation, and at the same time, use the geometric features or grayscale features of the regions to verify whether it is a human face. other objects with a color similar to skin tones are excluded. here we use the classifier that comes with opencv to identify the face and draw a frame to display the face area. the second step is to grayscale the read image, because opencv processing is to process grayscale photos. the purpose of image processing is to facilitate the extraction of the eigenvalues of the face, and then to compare and identify, so this step is also very important. first, for the segmented face, since noise brings distortion and degradation, it is a necessary step to use filtering to remove noise before feature extraction. the second scale normalization, the idea is to transform the face images of different sizes into a unified standard size image to facilitate the extraction of face features. the third grayscale normalization, the research of face recognition generally takes grayscale images as the research object. for color face images, grayscale processing can be performed first. the fourth grayscale equalization, because the change of illumination during image acquisition easily leads to the image showing different degrees of brightness and darkness, so it is necessary to perform grayscale equalization processing on the face image. the function of gray level equalization is to enhance the overall contrast of the face image and make the gray distribution uniform to eliminate the influence of illumination changes. step 3 draw the box and save it. face feature extraction and recognition are the two most critical issues in face recognition research. face feature extraction, also known as face description, is a process of extracting various face features based on image preprocessing such as face detection, positioning, and normalization, which lays the foundation for face recognition and classification. after feature extraction is the face recognition classification process. face recognition classification is the last step of the entire face recognition. its main task is to compare the face data to be measured according to the extraction results of facial features, and judge according to the degree of similarity. find out whether the face to be tested is the same person. the final result of face detection is shown in figure 1. figure 1. face detection result the input of the core function of gender detection has two matrices, one is the sample data, the other is the sample label, where the sample data is the pixel value, the sample label is artificially set, we set 0 for girls and 1 for boys. first, the function requires us to manually enter several parameters, namely the number of iteration steps, the learning factor, and the number of hidden neurons. the number of iteration steps 3 will affect our final accuracy and the time required for learning. the learning factor is a parameter of the backpropagation algorithm, and the number of hidden neurons is related to the number of input pixels. the next step is to initialize the parameters. we have three layers in total, input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the number of neurons in the input layer is the number of photo pixels, the output is only one neuron, and the number of hidden layers is artificially set. figure 2. gender test results 5. conclusion this article is based on the python language, learning 200 photos of boys and 200 photos of girls. using a three-layer neural network, an input layer, a hidden layer and an output layer, the detection of face and gender is finally realized. the experimental results also show that the neural network can achieve good results in the fields of face recognition and gender recognition. the experiment shows that the gender can be successfully detected, and the 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[5] antennas propagat.,to be published.a strategy for making lane-change decision based on improved driving risk field and bp neural network [6] li j ,qin d.the mutation seagull algorithm optimizes the speech emotion recognition of bp neural network[c]// iccbn 2021: 2021 9th international conference on communications and broadband networking. 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 47 application of machine learning and data mining in manufacturing industry zheng song, shu luo school of mechanical and electrical engineering, southwest petroleum university, chengdu 610000, china abstract: with the rise of machine learning in various industries, the traditional manufacturing industry is facing a new disruption, which requires the use of different technologies and tools to achieve its production targets; in this regard, machine learning (ml) and data mining (dm) play a key role. this paper provides a statistical understanding of the main methods and algorithms used to improve manufacturing processes over the past 20 years by dividing them into four main themes: scheduling, monitoring, quality and failure, presents previous ml research and the latest advances in manufacturing, followed by a comprehensive discussion of existing problem solutions in manufacturing from multiple aspects, it includes tasks (i.e., clustering, classification, regression), algorithms (i.e., support vector machines, neural networks), learning types (i.e., ensemble learning, deep learning), and performance indicators (i.e., accuracy, mean absolute error). in addition, the main steps of database knowledge discovery (kdd) process that should be followed in manufacturing applications are described in detail, and the methods to overcome some problems and the advantages of machine learning applied to manufacturing industry are briefly described. finally, the paper summarizes and further looks forward to the future development direction. keywords: machine learning; data mining; manufacturing technology; classification and clustering. 1. introduction machine learning (ml) is an important research field of artificial intelligence, which can help computers to model and accurately predict future events based on experience. the main ml methods fall into two broad categories: supervised learning and unsupervised learning. a typical problem in supervised learning is classification, while unsupervised learning is quite common in clustering. common classification techniques include neural network, support vector machine and decision tree, and the most widely used clustering technique is k-means. ml technology has been widely and successfully applied in many different fields, such as health, education, wireless sensor networks and finance. this paper outlines the application of ml technology in manufacturing, where modern manufacturing plants use powerful data acquisition systems to electronically collect and transmit data for almost all processes in an organization. many manufacturing variables are continuously measured at various stages and their values are stored in an organization's database. this data may be related to the characteristics of the product, the machine, the production line (i.e., which machine uses which setting parameters), the human resources operating the production line (i.e., the level of experience of the workers, the type of shift), the raw materials used in the process, the environment (humidity, temperature, etc.), sensors connected to the machine (vibration, force, pressure, tension, etc.), machine failure, maintenance, product quality and other important manufacturing factors. thanks to technology, the manufacturing industry generates a lot of raw data every day. this large and increasing availability of data has attracted the attention of machine learning concepts. nearly 20 years ago, machine learning and data mining applications emerged in this field to solve manufacturing problems, intelligent systems that support efficient decision making, planning synchronous production lines, and machine maintenance arrangements can be seen as examples of using ml methods to perform manufacturing tasks. other examples include failure prediction and its energy consumption estimation, product quality assessment and manufacturing defect detection. the field of machine learning, which includes deep learning, ensemble learning and connected learning, is considered one of the most promising improvements in manufacturing. in addition, its applications in manufacturing include many varieties, from automotive manufacturing to apparel, from semiconductors to many other scientific and engineering fields. much of the research in machine learning has focused on classification, which is the task of assigning an object to one of the predefined categories. on the other hand, some manufacturing problems belong to the category of clustering. the task of clustering is to divide objects into several groups according to their similarity, which is called clustering. recently we can see about ml and dm in manufacturing has made new progress in the research, but these new progress on the things is limited, only focus on one aspect, this article the application of machine learning and data mining in manufacturing has carried on the overview of the system, and introduces the research status both at home and abroad, and specify the manufacturing unique advantages and challenges, it opens up a new prospect for future application. 2. overview 2.1. overview of ml and dm technologies in manufacturing. in manufacturing, machine learning is often more effective than traditional mathematical and statistical models because they are still unable to understand complex relationships between features of data samples or predict unknown eigenvalues of new samples. because of this situation, ml technology, which is used in a wide range of scientific disciplines, has also been used in manufacturing in recent years. the use of ml and dm technologies is widely recognized in the manufacturing industry because 48 intelligently analyzing data is a valuable resource as it gains new insights that can provide a significant competitive advantage. while it is quite possible to find a master's degree in one discipline (manufacturing or machine learning), few researchers are well integrated in both fields. therefore, ml in manufacturing is mainly solved by data scientists and manufacturers together. ml technology is applied to the manufacturing data collected by the data technology system. important features and structures were determined by data analysis; discover the hidden knowledge, rules and patterns of data through data mining; machine learning is used to build effective models to train the behavior of manufacturing systems. data analysis plays an important role in decision making (decision support) in manufacturing. the most common manufacturing tasks used by ml and dm technologies can be listed as scheduling, monitoring, quality assessment, and fault detection. in addition, other manufacturing tasks that benefit from ml capabilities include layout planning, sales forecasting, and process mining. in addition, ml technology is used for many other manufacturing tasks, such as product design, time/cost forecasting, volume forecasting, anomaly detection, and prediction of machine energy consumption. figure 1 below shows the number of publications using ml and dm technologies between 2000 and 2019. as can be seen from the figure, the number of studies is increasing, indicating the popularity of this topic. the presence of large volumes of manufacturing data is likely to make ml and dm even more important in the coming years. search for the following keywords in the two sources we looked for (google scholar and web of science) to get the statistical results given in figure 1:(manufacturing) and (machine learning or data mining or supervised learning or unsupervised learning classification or clustering (regression and prediction) or integrated learning or depth or decision tree or neural network or support vector machine (svm) or random forests or k nearest neighbor or naive bayesian or convolution neural network association rule mining sequential patterns mining or text mining and web mining) fig.1 number of publications per year from (left) google scholar and (right) web of science related to ml and dm in manufacturing 2.2. problems that ml and dm technologies can solve. studies on ml and dm can be divided into four main themes: (1) scheduling: including order processing, shop scheduling, sequencing, resource allocation, job scheduling and manufacturing planning. (2) monitoring: including decision support system and process monitoring system, to avoid key performance index value deviation, and improve the visibility of the manufacturing system. (3) quality: including product quality prediction, quality improvement in large and complex processes, quality monitoring and control in manufacturing process and diagnostic defect detection. (4) fault: including abnormal situation detection, machine maintenance, fault prediction, equipment monitoring, equipment downtime, and equipment fault information system analysis. figure 2 shows the proportional distribution of ml and dm based manufacturing studies by their specific objectives. these categories include planning, monitoring, quality, and fault (failure) detection. manufacturing project goals may vary from company to company and are not limited to these categories. however, most manufacturing research using machine learning aims to solve these types of problems. as figure 2 shows, the number of machine learning studies for all manufacturing tasks is increasing. in the past three years in particular, this reinforcement has accelerated. the reasons behind this trend may be publicity and encouragement from the government and multinational production companies, as well as the popularity of industry 4.0. figure 2 also reveals the fact that far more studies are expected to improve manufacturing quality than other studies. add the following precise terms to the above keywords, respectively, and then perform search queries in scopus and web of science to get the results given in figure 2: (quality control or quality prediction or quality assurance or quality management or defect detection or defect prediction) and (fault diagnosis or fault detection or fault prediction or fault classification or (fault analysis) and (process monitoring or condition monitoring or monitoring system) and (scheduling). (1) scopus (2) web of science fig 2. number of publications obtained from (a) scopus and (b) web of science, based on targets for the period 2000 to 2019. weichert et al. classified the manufacturing data used in ml as follows: qualitative and quantitative data, time series and workpiece related data, controlled and uncontrollable data, current and historical data, measured and simulated data, observable measurements and process state variables. wang 49 also classified commonly used manufacturing variables in ml, including resource variables, processing variables and working conditions variables. 2.3. multiple machine learning approaches handle manufacturing tasks. figure 3 shows the general categories of manufacturing responsibilities associated with machine learning approaches. reference numbers are also attached to publications cited for conducting research to achieve these objectives. although each manufacturing task is relatively specific to its working conditions, they can be unified under these main groups. headings for these manufacturing tasks include: product design, decision support, production, process, monitoring, quality, defects, faults/failures, scheduling, layout planning, sales, and energy. fig.3 the ml and dm studies were grouped by production task 2.4. data processing technologies (tools, engines, libraries and frameworks) used in the manufacturing industry in recent years there are a number of data processing tools that provide modeling and prediction capabilities based on ml technology. the literature describes several studies that examine the use of data processing tools in manufacturing. the most widely used free and/or open source data processing tools in manufacturing research (at least for academic purposes) are weka, r, rapidminer, knime, orange, elki, tanagra, mallet, and keel. these tools allow for easy application in many situations, as well as comfortable adjustment of parameters to improve model accuracy. python libraries like keras, theanos, tensorflow, caffe, and scikit learn make programming ml relatively easy. some of the most common open source data processing engines are hadoop, spark, samza, flink, and storm. machine learning techniques are typically applied to large scale manufacturing data, so they should be able to handle high dimensional data (data sets with more than 20 attributes). some examples of large distributed machine learning frameworks currently available are mllib, mahout, samoa, h2o, and mlbase. 2.5. widely used production data sets in scientific research, baseline data sets are used to demonstrate the power of proposed methods and to compare the performance of algorithms. one of the most widely used reference data sets related to manufacturing is secom, which is obtained from semiconductor manufacturing processes. therefore, the data set consists of manufacturing process variables. another well-known manufacturing data set, called "plate faults," is used in various studies to train machine learning algorithms for automatic pattern recognition. it contains information about steel plate products and therefore mainly includes product variables. some studies have also processed a very significant benchmark manufacturing data set called "bosch production line performance" to test the classification performance of proposed algorithms. the production line variable is the basic feature of this data set. 3. knowledge discovery process in manufacturing industry figure 4 shows the overall knowledge discovery process in a database applied to the manufacturing industry. this process usually consists of five main steps: understanding the manufacturing domain, data preparation, machine learning, data mining, evaluation, and presentation. fig. 4 monolithic kdd processes are used in manufacturing as can be analyzed from the figure above, the first stage can be called the design stage. in this phase, the goals of the application, the resources available, the constraints in the mining process, the success criteria for the problem, and the costs and benefits of the application are determined. the second phase is called data preparation and includes data collection, integration, cleansing, reduction, and transformation. data collection steps include collecting data on many different manufacturing variables such as raw materials, final products or machine adjustments (temperature, pressure, production settings, time scales, etc.) with the help of sensors or external automatic recorders. data integration focuses on combining multiple data sources. data cleaning involves filling in missing values, processing noisy data, resolving inconsistencies in data, considering unbalanced data, and detecting and deleting outliers in data to improve data quality. data reduction is performed in order to obtain the target data set from the original data without significant loss of information, such as feature selection. the purpose of data transformation processing is to convert data into forms suitable for mining, such as normalization and discretization, when necessary. after the data preparation phase, the data sets are stored in the data warehouse. the third step involves applying appropriate machine learning algorithms to the data in the warehouse to extract patterns/rules or develop models. supervised learning algorithms can be used for classification and regression problems, while unsupervised learning algorithms can be used for clustering, association rule mining, sequential pattern mining and outlier detection. in the fourth 50 step, the constructed model is evaluated by using appropriate performance indicators. for example, the most commonly used performance indicators for regression problems are root mean square error (rmse), mean absolute error (mae) and determination coefficient (r2). the final stage involves interpretation and visualization of patterns, which can be represented as key performance indicators (kpis) on the dashboard, or alerts in the case of abnormal detection, or predictions obtained through regression models that can be displayed on-screen. often, some kdd steps require multiple iterations until a satisfactory result is achieved. finally, the constructed model is incorporated into the manufacturing field. the model should be further modified as new data becomes available. for example, due to the dynamic nature of manufacturing systems, regression models should be updated regularly to maintain their generalization ability. knowledge discovered during the kdd process can support operator/manager decisions or be directly used to automate improvements in manufacturing systems. 4. applications of machine learning in manufacturing machine learning tasks can be divided into supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning. although supervised and unsupervised learning techniques are already widely used in manufacturing, accounting for about 90-95% of all applications, reinforcement learning has not been studied as extensively as other techniques. for this reason, this section presents a number of important research roadmaps involving supervised and unsupervised learning in manufacturing. 4.1. supervised learning in manufacturing supervised learning aims to learn the mapping between sample input and output pairs. simply put, a supervised learning algorithm may have many input variables and one output variable. logically, the number of examples available to learn proportionately affects the predictive ability of supervised learners. supervised learning is typically used for two separate tasks: categorization and regression. the main difference is that classification is the process of predicting discrete or nominal (classification) values, such as low, medium, and high; regression is used to predict sequential (numerical quantity) or order values, such as the price of a car. there are many machine learning algorithms that can be used to achieve these goals, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, such as decision trees (dt), neural networks (nn), support vector machines (svm), k-nearest neighbor (knn), and naive bayes (nb). because manufacturing data is often characterized by multiple sources (i.e., machine, product, operator), heterogeneity, and noise, some data preprocessing steps such as standardization, attribute construction, feature selection, and elimination of missing values have been considered in many studies. the quality of data mining results depends on the quality of the data. all preprocessing operations need to address various issues related to manufacturing variables such as product, process, and machine variables. at present, because the distribution of manufacturing data is often uneven, the issue of class imbalance has received wide attention in the manufacturing industry. because of the possible performance loss of ml, the smote technique has been used in a number of studies to overcome this problem. many manufacturing organizations store processing data in time series and intend to improve quality control by building predictive models on large amounts of time data. supervised machine learning methods have been widely used to predict and eliminate defects and faults in early production steps in the steel industry. they are also used to create effective models of additive manufacturing. especially in this area, neural networks are useful for building models with high predictive accuracy. control procedures in the production process have been improved by supervised learning techniques, such as random forest methods. because intelligent manufacturing is capable of producing high quality products, many studies have been conducted to create quality prediction models using machine learning methods. some manufacturing materials or process equipment are prone to deterioration over time. they make the manufacturing process more dangerous. in this regard, supervisory methods have been used to detect internal faults of materials in advance. 4.2. unsupervised learning in manufacturing unsupervised learning is an example of machine learning used to identify regularities and correlations in unlabeled data. clustering, association rule mining, anomaly (outlier) detection, density estimation and presentation learning can be listed as the most popular unsupervised learning methods. in all of these tasks, the primary goal is to generalize the internal data structure in a way that produces a useful representation without the aid of explicit class tags. unsupervised learning research is relatively rare, as it is likely to encounter data with category labels in manufacturing. the cluster divides instances into groups based on their similarity. clustering is created based on similarity or distance measures that determine how similar or different the data are from each other. the main clustering methods fall into five categories. the partitioning clustering method attempts to decompose the data into k clusters so that the items in each cluster are closely related to each other. hierarchical clustering method builds a cluster tree by repeatedly merging smaller clusters into larger ones (clustering) or splitting larger ones into smaller ones (splitting) . density-based clustering methods attempt to find high-density clusters separated by sparse regions that may differ in size and shape (i.e. not convex, spherical, or elongated). there are also grid-based and model-based approaches. in the manufacturing industry, cluster analysis is used for pattern recognition, output improvement, quantitative assessment and equipment status diagnosis. in addition, clustering is used to detect product errors, aid the decisionmaking process, and layout planning problems. in addition, human-computer interaction plays an important role in manufacturing. the necessary operations in this field have been determined by the unsupervised learning model, and the event-driven response of the robot has been formed. 5. advantages and challenges of ml and dm in manufacturing data mining has been widely used as a basic tool to discover knowledge from manufacturing databases. the necessary data to be analyzed can be collected throughout the conventional manufacturing process. in manufacturing, data mining provides many competitive advantages, such as higher product quality, lower costs, and improved production 51 processes. it may help automate the knowledge discovery process, a utility that is considered important for the development of knowledge-based systems. there are many areas of manufacturing where machine learning could have a positive impact. first, efficient demand forecasting is highly supported by machine learning. the tendency is to analyze past events to estimate how much product should be produced to meet future demand. second, the launch of a new product is a process involving machine learning. when launching a new product, use machine learning to track launch success, including sales and customer data. another effect is price optimization. manufacturing companies are able to consider location, seasonality, weather and demand in order to rearrange prices and display products at the best price. it has been observed that ml enables manufacturers to reduce total cycle time and improve resource utilization in some npdifficult manufacturing problems. in addition, ml provides a powerful approach to continuous quality improvement for complex and large processes. other advantages of dm and ml in manufacturing are given below; it must be said, however, that the degree of importance of advantage may vary depending on the algorithm chosen. other advantages are: predictive maintenance; resource management; product design; quality control; decision support; optimization; descriptive analysis; predictive analysis; parameter analysis; market demand analysis; multi-stage application; document classification and clustering. based on the above advantages, machine learning is a useful tool, and when you realize this, some challenges can be overcome. all the tasks that make up the basic steps of the knowledge discovery process may not always be easy to apply. most researchers agree that the main challenges ml faces in manufacturing are as follows. learning from and automatically adapting to changing environments is a major advantage of machine learning. due to the dynamic and rapid changes in the manufacturing environment, ml systems should have the ability to learn and adapt to changes, and system designers need to provide solutions for all possible situations. another major challenge is getting accurate and relevant manufacturing data, as it has a big impact on the performance of ml algorithms. a common challenge for ml applications in manufacturing is the preprocessing of data, as it has a critical impact on the results. another key challenge is what ml methods and algorithms to choose. the final major challenge is the interpretation of the results. information about these and many other challenges can be listed below 1). manufacturing data preparation issues: the success of each ml technique depends on the data structure that executes it. however, getting well-organized data in manufacturing is not an easy and quick process. this is because manufacturing data is often characterized by multiple sources (i.e., product, machine, process, operator, raw material, environment, and service data), heterogeneity (i.e., structured or unstructured, syntactic or semantic data), and noise (i.e., incomplete, incorrect, improper, repetitive, and inconsistent data). prior to the application of ml technology, specific data preprocessing steps (data integration, cleaning, reduction, conversion) are required. data preprocessing has a crucial impact on the results. however, there are currently no standardized rules for which data preprocessing techniques should be applied to specific types of manufacturing problems. identify appropriate techniques through insight and knowledge, or by trying and comparing alternatives. 2). time consuming issue: when the time spent by all machine learning processes is divided into subsegments that include preprocessing, feature extraction, and classification, it is noted that data preparation takes the most time before any data mining algorithm is implemented. this is because the manufacturing data set consists mainly of a large number of events and non-standardized measurements. sometimes, data preprocessing itself takes a lot of time, accounting for about 50 or 60 percent of the total work on a machine learning project. in addition to the above, other difficulties are mainly reflected in: data missing problem, data selection problem, manufacturing data imbalance problem, interdisciplinary collaboration challenge, manufacturing data protection and security problem, high dimension problem, etc. 6. summary and outlook machine learning applications are likely to continue to grow at a higher rate, especially in manufacturing, because computing power is growing day by day and the scale of data available is much larger than it was a few years ago. big data technology can handle high dimensional data. particularly given the increasing availability of manufacturing data, they are likely to become more important in the future. the application of association rule data mining in manufacturing industry is more frequent than sequential pattern mining (spm). extended surveys of the spm, which consider temporal information about model development, allow manufacturers to respond quickly to time-dependent (temporary) situations. frequent sequential patterns provide potentially important knowledge for predicting future activity. text mining has been widely used in many fields in recent years. however, the use of it in manufacturing is limited. future work could focus on text mining related to manufacturing. because the amount of text data from manufacturing suppliers keeps increasing, more than 80% of enterprise information is stored as text. various text mining methods, such as association rule generation, classification, or clustering, can be implemented to process this data on a large scale and extract valuable manufacturing knowledge. manufacturing documents can be classified or clustered according to their types, main contents and similarities. text mining methods can be very helpful in managing these digital document sources. for example, sentiment analysis can be used as a way to survey sentiment in manufacturing-related content or as a tool to help analyze consumer trends. text mining implementations such as question and answer, expert discovery, sentiment detection, recommendation, part-ofspeech tagging, and parsing can be added to improve manufacturing. manufacturing companies share information about their business (i.e., plans, processes, materials, and technologies) on the network, which helps manufacturers make decisions based on this information. the increasing use of the internet has had a huge impact on the creation of complex digital manufacturing information. web mining provides an automatic mechanism to collect data related to manufacturing industry, and extract valuable and understandable business information from these massive web business data to further provide decision support. however, different terminology used by different manufacturing companies can cause confusion and difficulties in practical and dynamic processes. therefore, in the future of manufacturing, the theme of web mining will also have more contributions. recently, some ontology-based information 52 semantic representation methods have been used to organize manufacturing data. however, more contributions are expected in the next few years to develop ontology-based manufacturing systems using ml technology. the ontologybased system provides extraction of semantic relations to improve accuracy and form a better decision support system. new ml algorithms or heuristics can be developed to match manufacturing concepts to ontologies. several ontologies can be developed for the manufacturing domain. although supervised and unsupervised learning is widely used in manufacturing, accounting for about 90-95% of all applications, reinforcement learning (rl) is not as widely studied as in other fields. however, rl provides goal-directed learning without external supervision, adapts to dynamic environments, and provides a framework for understanding and modeling systems in the face of rewards and punishments. rl can help solve complex combinatorial decision-making problems in manufacturing industry, especially various planning and control problems. rl is likely to become more popular in manufacturing in the near future. at present, the clustering research of manufacturing industry usually uses kmeans algorithm. however, the k-means++ algorithm can be addressed in future research to improve the speed and accuracy of k-means. so far, there has been little research 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(2015). review of data mining applications for quality assessment in manufacturing industry: support vector machines. international journal of metrology and quality engineering, 6, p.1-18. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 19 application of vmd feature fusion in fault diagnosis of rolling bearings fuqiuxuan liu, chongqing li army academy of armored forces, changchun, china abstract: in response to the complex nature of bearing faults and the difficulty of a single feature accurately reflecting the overall fault information, this paper proposes a vmd feature fusion method for rolling bearing fault diagnosis. firstly, use vmd to decompose the bearing vibration signal; secondly, calculate energy entropy, singular value entropy, permutation entropy, and sample entropy to form a fusion feature vector; finally, the least squares support vector machine (ls-svm) is used as a classifier to identify bearing fault types. through experiments, this method can effectively achieve bearing fault diagnosis. keywords: vmd; feature fusion; fault diagnosis. 1. introduction rolling bearings are widely used and easily damaged important components in mechanical equipment, and their operating status directly affects the entire mechanical system [1]. accurately detecting bearing faults and implementing necessary maintenance measures based on their types is of great significance for ensuring enterprise safety production and reducing economic losses [2]. the essence of variational mode decomposition (vmd) [3] is to establish a non-recursive method for variational models, effectively overcoming problems such as modal aliasing. this method has good robustness to noise and is less limited by signal sampling frequency, making it superior to methods such as emd and eemd. 2. variational mode decomposition 2.1. vmd principle the vmd method decomposes the fault signal )(xf into k intrinsic mode functions )(tuk , which can be expressed as ))(cos()()( ttatu kkk = in the formula, ≥ 0 is the instantaneous amplitude of ; is the instantaneous frequency of ; is a non-decreasing phase function. the detailed steps of vmd method are as follows: initialize the values of }{ 1 ku , }{ 1 k , and to 0. let , execute the entire loop. let 1,0 +== kkk , and when kk  , execute inner loop 1, updating ku to: ( )nn i n ki n ki u n k uulu k  },{},{},{minarg 11  +  + = when 1,0 +== kkk ,and kk  execute inner loop 2, update k is: ( )nn ki n ki n i n k ul k   },{},{},{minarg 111  +  ++ = update  for:       −+  ++ k n k nn uf )(ˆ)(ˆ)(ˆ)(ˆ 11  repeat steps 2) to 5) until the iteration stop condition ( − + 2 2 2 2 1 ˆˆˆ n k k n k n k uuu （ 0 ）) is met, the loop stops, and k intrinsic mode components are output. 2.2. number of modal decompositions k the vmd method requires determining the number of decompositions k and penalty factors  , determine k by calculating the correlation coefficient. when k 66, the two component coefficients are similar, and k 65 is chosen as the number of decompositions. the calculation results are shown in table 1. table 1. correlation coefficients between different components and the same fault signal under different k values k correlation coefficient between imf component and original signal ρ ρ1 ρ2 ρ3 ρ4 ρ5 ρ6 k 6 2 0.6467 0.5386 — — — — k 6 3 0.6451 0.5239 0.3405 — — — k 6 4 0.3342 0.6589 0.5117 0.4114 — — k 6 5 0.3325 0.6466 0.5126 0.4025 0.1763 — k 6 6 0.6534 0.5075 0.3321 0.3237 0.1788 0.1025 3. ls-svm principle lssvm converts the training of svm into solving a system of linear equations, and the specific steps are as follows: )(tak )(tuk )(tk )(tuk )(tk 1 1+= nn 20 bxwxf t += )()(  the optimization problem of ls-svm can be changed to:      =++= +=  = niebxwy ewwewj ii t i n i i t ,2,1,)(.t.s 2 1 2 1 ),(min 1 2   from the lagrange function and kkt condition, it can be seen that:       =              + − y b in t n 0 1 10 1  where ]1,,1,1[1 =n , ],,,[ 21 nyyyy = , ],,,[ 21 n = are lagrange multiplier, and i is a nn matrix of order: njixx j t iij ,2,1),()( == 、 . according to the mercer condition, )()(),( j t iji xxxxk = therefore, the optimal decision function is: bxxkxf n i ii += =1 ),()(  4. experimental verification the method was validated using standard rolling bearing fault data from case university, western reserve, usa. perform vmd decomposition on rolling bearing signals under different states, and calculate their kurtosis values. select the imf component with higher kurtosis values as the fault feature sensitive component. the results are shown in table 2. table 2. imf component kurtosis values under different operating conditions working condition imf component imf1 imf2 imf3 imf4 imf5 normal 3.2811 2.3121 1.6557 3.1221 3.0812 inner ring 3.1225 5.1466 6.6875 2.9567 5.0866 outer ring 3.7756 4.0598 4.0569 1.7589 1.8687 rolling element 2.5587 4.5781 8.5413 1.2569 10.5268 the high kurtosis value indicates that the vibration impact of the imf component is more obvious. three sensitive imf components under different working conditions are selected to calculate four entropy values, as shown in table 3. table 3. characteristic parameters of dynamic bearing vibration signals under different working conditions working condition characteristic parameter hen hs hf pe1 pe2 pe3 normal 0.0486 0.0596 0.4786 1.4523 3.7456 3.5236 inner ring fault 0.9620 0.3885 1.0678 2.8056 4.6986 4.2567 outer ring fault 0.9896 0.4756 1.3658 3.0756 2.8697 4.5697 rolling element fault 1.0869 0.6855 1.3857 2.7569 4.3689 3.8559 select 30 sets of rolling bearing signals under different states for fault diagnosis. select 20 sets of signal feature vectors from each state as training samples for ls-svm, and the remaining 10 sets as test samples. the recognition results are shown in table 4. table 4. rolling bearing fault diagnosis results based on vmd feature fusion working condition ls-svm recognition results recognition rate overall recognition rate normal 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 100% 100% inner ring fault 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 100% outer ring fault 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 100% rolling element fault 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 100% to demonstrate the effectiveness of the vmd method, a rolling bearing fault diagnosis method based on eemd feature fusion was adopted. the results are shown in table 5. table 5. rolling bearing fault diagnosis results based on eemd feature fusion working condition ls-svm recognition results recognition rate overall recognition rate normal 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 100% 85% inner ring fault 2 4 4 2 2 2 4 2 2 2 70% outer ring fault 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 4 3 3 80% rolling element fault 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 90% 5. conclusion the vmd feature fusion method proposed in this article can effectively diagnose rolling bearing fault signals under different working conditions, and the diagnostic accuracy is better than the eemd method. the kurtosis value can reflect 21 the impact of vibration signals. by calculating kurtosis, sensitive imf components can be screened, and corresponding entropy values can be calculated, which are input into lssvm to identify fault types. provide certain ideas for fault diagnosis of rolling bearings. references [1] zheng k, yang d w, zhang b, et al. a group sparse representation method infrequencydomain with adaptive parameters optimization of detecting incipient rolling bearing fault [j]. journal of sound and vibration,2019,462:114931. 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[3] dragomiretskiy k, zosso d. variational mode decomposition[j]. ieee transactions on signal processing, 2014, 62(3):531-544. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 94 trust evaluation of doctor behavior based on gcn network in medical big-data access control xun tian yunnan university of finance and economics, school of information, kunming 650221g, china gk700.gjgcs@foxmail.com abstract: the establishment of health care big data has brought great convenience to population health and medical research, but at the same time a series of privacy protection issues must be considered as a result. in this paper, we propose a graphical convolutional neural network to detect the access behavior of doctors in medical big data. in this paper, we propose a graphical convolutional neural network to model the access behavior of doctors in medical big data and perform trust evaluation, so as restrict such doctors or behaviors. in this paper, by taking the doctor behavior features and the doctor-doctor relationship network as input, the gcn network is used to supervise the learning of the department to which the doctor belongs, and the last layer is used as the characterization learning result. finally, the similarity between doctor and department is used as the doctor behavior trust evaluation index. the experimental results show that the proposed model in this paper can well identify doctors' behaviors with malicious intent and assign a low trust value, laying the foundation for further research. keywords: trust evaluation; medical big-data; gcn. 1. introduction with the rapid development of internet information technology, all walks of life have stepped into the era of big data. especially in the medical field, the era of big data has created an unprecedented and great convergence of digital with health and medical care. this convergence has enabled new medical research and new health services to manifest great value and potential. in the healthcare big data environment, based on data standards and data integration, doctors can call up patients' historical information and even genetic information during the treatment of patients. in this way, doctors can provide better and more targeted specific treatment plans to specific patients at specific points in time. and big data in healthcare can bring many benefits to medical institutions, government management departments and related enterprises. however, each stage of collecting, mining, analyzing and utilizing big data in healthcare requires a good health big data industry ecosystem. one of the basic and important features of this industrial ecosystem is "openness". however, the "openness" of health care big data will increase the risk of data leakage to a certain extent. for example, in september 2017, the service information system of a hospital in china was hacked, resulting in the leakage and trafficking of a large amount of citizens' information; in january 2018, hundreds of thousands of information about newborn babies and pregnant women due to unauthorized access by staff of a community health service center in china was leaked. therefore, preventing the leakage of healthcare big data has become an urgent issue now. currently, the main access control model uses a static authorization approach. it uses fixed policies and does not consider uncertainty and big data environments. it is difficult to apply in scenarios where authorization changes frequently in big data environments. the main direction of scholars in recent years is dynamic access control methods. among them, risk-based and trustbased are two more mainstream approaches. and this paper finds the doctors with malicious access behavior by modeling the trust value of doctors' access behavior. 2. related works in the context of big data in health care, medical information construction is bound to break the traditional data silos and move toward sharing and openness. however, in the process of data "flow", there are many hidden problems. among them, the privacy leakage of data has become the core concern of big data in health care. at present, many scholars have conducted research on the privacy leakage of data and proposed many solutions in terms of technology. examples include pseudonymization of patient identity, encryption of patient data and information, creation of public and private clouds to handle sensitive data, privacy-protected data distribution, privacy-centric access control and data outsourcing, and dynamic reconstruction of data [1-4]. in the healthcare domain, soceanu propose an advanced encryption scheme and attribute-based access control authorization framework for clinical data privacy and security issues. allowing partial visibility and effective protection of authorized parts. suneetha . proposed a new framework spark using k-anonymization and l-diversity to mask patient sensitive information. it ensures that the shared data does not reveal the original medical data. and isolate sensitive data before transferring to the system. literature [7,8] used blockchain technology for effective management of big data set access control to solve the data privacy security problem. lee designed a medical big data privacy protection system based on diffie-hellman protocol to protect patients' private information and avoid the leakage of medical data. wu built a medical big data privacy protection platform based on iot . for medical big data transmission sharing security. medical data security is provided. y yang proposed a privacypreserving electronic health record (ehr). and developed a policy update mechanism based on keyword matching. to achieve flexible access updates without compromising privacy. mariagrazia proposed an abac model-based subject and object access control principle based on risk scenarios. it achieves dynamic modification of authorized adaptive access 95 control based on risk values. l chen proposed a risk-aware rbac model. the model consists of three components: user's trust, user's ability to assume roles, and appropriateness between roles and permissions. riaz added trust and risk relative to traditional access control considering different sensitivity requirements of different applications. two dynamic risk-based access control system decision methods are proposed. to address the above problems, this paper transforms doctors' high-dimensional access features into lowdimensional section relevance features based on their historical access records using graph convolutional neural networks, and then uses the euclidean distance similarity between each section doctor and the section center feature as the reputation evaluation index based on the reduceddimensional features. therefore, the research in this paper provides a new idea for the access control research of healthcare big data. 3. trust evaluation method in this paper, we focus on supervised learning by using the graph of relationships between doctor access object features and doctors as the input to the gcn network. 3.1. doctor characteristics and relationship chart for an electronic case 𝐸𝑐 , let there be m kinds of data related to diagnosis and treatment in the case, such as blood and urine laboratory data, ecg, chest x-ray, clinical symptoms, etc.. use the one-hot code to indicate whether there is a record of the corresponding data in the case 𝐸𝑐 table, noted as 𝐸𝑐 = [𝑓1, 𝑓2, … , 𝑓𝑚], where 𝑓𝑖 = 1 means that item ⅈ has a record. a doctor's access record 𝐷𝑟 should contain the case records of all non-primary patients accessed within a certain work duration, denoted as 𝑅𝑑 = [𝐷𝑟1, 𝐷𝑟2, … , 𝐷𝑟𝑛] . since any rp_i is a vector of fixed dimensions, 𝑅𝑑 can also be represented as a two-dimensional matrix as follows: 𝐷𝑟 = [ 𝑓11 … 𝑓1𝑚 ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ 𝑓𝑛1 … 𝑓𝑛𝑚 ] the data features required for a doctor access, rd, can be characterized based on all historical data features from the doctor's access to the non-primary patient's medical record as follows: 𝐷𝑟 = [∑ 𝑓𝑖1 𝑛 𝑖 , ∑ 𝑓𝑖2 𝑛 𝑖 , … , ∑ 𝑓𝑖𝑚 𝑛 𝑖 ] a doctor access to a patient case creates a relationship between the doctor and the case, and the element level of the weighted adjacency matrix 𝐴𝑑2𝑐 of the doctor-case relationship graph is represented as: 𝐴𝑑2𝑐(𝑖, 𝑗) = 𝑘 (𝐷𝑜𝑐𝑡𝑜𝑟 𝑖 𝑎𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠 𝑚𝑒𝑑𝑖𝑐𝑎𝑙 𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑑 𝑗 𝑘 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒𝑠) doctors who access the same case in the diagnostic process by correlation, and therefore can be transformed from a doctor-case relationship graph to a doctor-doctor relationship graph, whose weighted adjacency matrix 𝐴𝑑2𝑑 can be calculated as following: 𝐴𝑑2𝑑 = √𝐴𝑑−𝑐 ⋅ 𝐴𝑑−𝑐 𝑇 the laplace matrix is the central object used to study the structural properties of the graph. the laplace matrix is defined as follows: 𝐿 = 𝐷 − 𝐴, 𝐷 is the diagonal matrix of degrees of 𝐴 . the laplacian matrix also has a regularized representation: 𝐿𝑠𝑦𝑚 = 𝐷− 1 2𝐿𝐷− 1 2 in this paper we use a two-layer gcn network with fixed graph filters: �̃�𝑠𝑦𝑚 = 𝐿𝑠𝑦𝑚 + 𝐼 𝐻 = 𝜎(�̃�𝑠𝑦𝑚𝑋𝑊1 + 𝐵1) 𝑌 = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(�̃�𝑠𝑦𝑚𝐻𝑊2 + 𝐵2) similarly, the central feature points of all doctors in each department are found by deep learning, and the cosine similarity between each doctor and the central feature point is calculated separately as the trust evaluation index: 𝑇𝑟𝑢𝑠𝑡𝑖 = 𝑠𝑖𝑚(𝑦𝑖 , �̂�) = 𝑦𝑖�̂� ‖𝑦𝑖‖‖�̂�‖ 3.2. simulation experiment this experiment was conducted by computer simulation to generate 10 departments with different medical records of 50 doctors in each department for access, totaling 200,000 access of data. the sequence of 40 doctors with normal access and those with malicious access in each department. fig 1. similarity of the between doctors and the center of the department through simulation experiments we get the results in fig 1. according to figure 1 we can easily find the low similarity between malicious doctors and section averages. it shows that our method effectively distinguishes doctors with malicious accessing behavior. 4. conclusion in this paper, we propose a trust evaluation model for medical environment, which uses graph neural network algorithm to reduce the high-dimensional access data of all doctors into low-dimensional section relevance data based on the historical access records of doctors, and then learns the average features of the section based on the reduced features of doctors in the same section, and cosine similarity to evaluate the trust value of doctors within the section. the trust model proposed in this paper is different from the traditional trust model, this model can not only be based on whether the data of doctors' access to patient's medical records are related to diagnosis and treatment, but also based on the network topology relationship between doctors at the same time, this model is more conducive to give credibility judgment on doctors' lines, which brings great reference value for the 96 subsequent access control research. the model is proved to be effective in the simulation experiments at the end of the paper. 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[14] shaikh r a, adi k, logrippo l. dynamic risk-based decision methods for access control systems [j]. computers & security, 2012, 31(4): 447-64. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 79 significance of identifying the location and nature of lesion in imaging diagnosis of diplopia huili tang department of neurology, the first affiliated hospital of yangtze university, china. abstract: objective: identifying the lesion location and nature and selecting appropriate imaging methods for early diagnosis of diplopia and treatment. methods: the data of 3 patients with diplopia were collected, including basic information and clinical features, anatomical location and imaging examination, treatment and effect. results: three cases of diplopia were diagnosed by head ct and mri. based on gender, age, symptoms, signs and disease development, the location and nature of the lesions were inferred. it had an important impact on imaging diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. conclusion: identifying the location and nature of lesions can guide image selection for diagnosis of diplopia. it is helpful for early treatment and prognosis. keywords: location; nature, imaging diagnosis; diplopia. 1. foreword diplopia is a common symptom of neurological diseases. it is easy to miss and misdiagnose by relying on common head ct scan or one-time imaging examination. identifying the location and nature of lesions can guide the selection and monitoring of images, which can not only avoid missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis, but also facilitate early diagnosis and treatment. 2. clinical data and methods 2.1. basic information the first patient was a 37-year-old female with recurrent headaches and dizziness, presented to the doctor 5 days after onset. the second patient, a 66-year-old female with no special medical history, presented to the doctor 2 months after onset. the third patient, a 73-year-old male with hypertension, diabetes, and thyroid disease, presented to the doctor 4 months after onset. 2.2. diagnostic methods: history included changes in clinical symptoms. neurological examination revealed abnormal signs and identified the involved nerve. according to the possible lesion location and nature, select the appropriate image to assist the diagnosis. 2.3. ttreatment and follow-up the first patient received pulse therapy with methylprednisolone. the second patient underwent aneurysm surgery. the third patient was treated with glucocorticoids. follow-up for changes in disease. table 1. basic information gender age medical history 1 female 37 years old repeated headaches and dizziness 2 female 66 years old nothing 3 male 73 years old hypertension,diabetes,thyroid disease table 2. changes in clinical symptoms first development last time 1 dizziness numbness of left face diplopia 5 days 2 diplopia none none 2 months 3 diplopia left eye pain left forehead pain 4 months table 3. neurological signs and affected nerve neurological signs affected nerve 1 left facial hypoesthesia left peripheral facial palsy limited abduction of the left eye left trigeminal nerve left facial nerve left abducens nerve 2 left eye abduction limitation left abducens nerve 3 left eyelid drooping left eye fixation left pupil dilated left abducens nerve left oculomotor nerve left trochlear nerve table 4. imaging and lesions imaging location nature 1 head mri dwi and enhancement left bridge arm demyelinati ng disease 2 head mri head cta left internal carotid artery siphon giant aneurysm 3 head mrinasopharyngeal mri occipital clivus and sella placeho lder figure .1 (case 1) (white arrow): a: head ct was normal. b: head mri showed round lesion with long t1, long t2 and t2-flair high signal in left bridge arm. c: head dwi showed no obvious limited diffusion. d: head mri showed annular enhancement. 80 figure 2. (case 2) (white arrow): a: head ct scan showed abnormal lesion in the left cavernous sinus. b: head mri showed round lesion with long t1 and short t2 signals, the size was about 25*24mm, the internal signal was uneven with short t1 and long t2, the sella was compressed and displaced, the left lateral rectus muscle decreased in size (atrophy). c, d: head cta showed a giant aneurysm in the siphon of the left internal carotid artery. figure 3. (case 3) (white arrow): a: head ct (in the early stage of the disease) was normal. b, c, d: mri of the head and nasopharynx (in the advanced stage) showed bone destruction of the clivus. irregular iso-t1 and mixed t2 signals with unclear boundaries in the occipital clivus and sella area, the floor of the saddle and the bilateral cavernous sinuses were involved upward, and the left sphenoid sinus and left retro nasal foramen were involved anteriorly. normal pituitary structure was not shown. 3. results 3.1. basic information and clinical features all 3 patients had diplopia. past medical history was different. the first patient was a young and middle-aged woman with acute onset, rapid progression, and other cranial nerve injuries. the second patient was an elderly woman with a slow onset. the third patient was an elderly male with a slow onset, progressive development, other cranial nerve damage, headache and eye pain. see table 1, table 2 and table 3. 3.2. diagnosis of diplopia in the first patient, the left lateral cranial nerve was injured in a short period of time, head ct showed no abnormality, and head mri showed demyelination of the left pontine arm. in the second patient, the left abducens nerve was involved and gradually worsened, head ct showed abnormal lesions of the left cavernous sinus, mri and cta of the head showed a siphon aneurysm of the left internal carotid artery. in the third patient, the left cranial nerve was gradually damaged, head ct showed no abnormality in the early stage and mri of the head and nasopharynx showed the occipital clivus and sella space-occupying lesions in the late stage. see table 3, table 4, figure 1, figure 2, figure 3. 3.3. treatment and effects the first patient's condition improved after treatment with glucocorticoids, and head mri showed that the lesion shrunk without enhancement. the second patient had no intracranial hemorrhage after surgical treatment of the aneurysm. in the third patient, some symptoms improved after glucocorticoid treatment in the early stage of the disease, but as the disease progressed, the anti-inflammatory treatment was ineffective. the third patient refused to use radiotherapy. 4. conclusion 4.1. brain demyelinating diseases the first patient was a young and middle-aged woman who had recurrent headaches and dizziness, and was admitted to the hospital with recurrent dizziness. the onset was acute and the progression was rapid. in a short period of time, the left abducens nerve, facial nerve, and trigeminal nerve were damaged. based on anatomy, the lesion was localized in the left bridge arm. according to age, gender and disease development, the nature of the lesion may be cerebrovascular disease. [1] or demyelinating disease [3][4], etc. head ct showed no obvious abnormality. head mri showed abnormal signal in the left bridge arm. head dwi showed no obvious diffusion restriction, which does not support cerebral infarction [2]. head mri showed circular ring enhancement with clear borders, supporting demyelinating disease [3] [4]. the condition improved after methylprednisolone pulse therapy. head mri showed that the lesion became smaller and no enhancement appeared again. due to the transformation of some brainstem demyelinating lesions into multiple sclerosis or neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder [3][4], it is necessary to monitor changes of clinical manifestations and cns imaging. timely adjustment of diagnosis and treatment can help improve prognosis. 4.2. aneurysm the second patient was an elderly woman with no special medical history. she had progressive limited abduction of the left eye. there was no trauma and fever, no eye pain or headaches, no mild in the morning and severe in the evening. based on anatomy, the lesion was localized in the left cavernous sinus region. according to age and disease development, the aneurysm remained to be identified. head ct, mra, cta and dsa have different sensitivities to aneurysms of different sizes [5]. appropriate cerebral vascular imaging should be selected to detect aneurysms in the early stage, and timely surgical treatment should be performed to reduce the incidence of bleeding after aneurysm rupture [6]. head ct of the second patient showed abnormal lesions in the left cavernous sinus. head mri and head cta showed a large aneurysm in the siphon of the left internal carotid artery. after surgical treatment of the aneurysm, the patient had no intracranial hemorrhage. 4.3. intracranial space-occupying lesions the third patient was an elderly male with previous hypertension, diabetes, and thyroid disease. the onset was slow and the left oculomotor nerve was damaged. as the disease progressed, left side headache and eye pain gradually appeared. anti-inflammatory treatment was ineffective. based on anatomy, the lesion was localized in the left cavernous sinus area. according to age and disease development, the space-occupying disease remained to be identified. elderly patients need to identify tumor-related neuromuscular disease [7], especially in patients with progressive clinical symptoms and signs. although no early imaging abnormalities were detected, dynamic examination of head mri is still required. the third patient's early head ct and mri showed no obvious abnormality. diabetes and thyroid-related eye 81 disease were initially diagnosed, and some symptoms improved after glucocorticoid treatment. as the disease progresses, the scope of nerve damage expanded, and antiinflammatory treatment was ineffective. a re-examination of the head mri revealed abnormal lesions in the occipital clivus and sellar region [8]. 5. concluding remark pay attention to age and possible related diseases, follow up disease changes, and master neurological signs. depending on the possible location and nature of the lesion, different images are selected for diagnosis and monitoring. early diagnosis and treatment of diplopia can help improve prognosis. references [1] du wenwen, wu minghua. risk factors analysis of acute cerebral infarction among young and middle-aged patients[j]. journal of brain and neurological disorders, 2019,27( 4):230233. 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understanding, this paper proposes a new model bbmc for the problem of insufficient feature extraction ability of existing text matching models, which integrates bilstm and multi-scale cnn on the basis of bert. first, the word embedding representation of the text is obtained by the bert, and then the semantic features of the text are further extracted by the double-layer bilstm, followed by the multi-scale cnn model, the key local features are extracted, and finally the linear and softmax function are used to classify. experimental results on the lcqmc dataset show that the bbmc has been improved to a certain extent compared with other methods, and the accuracy on the test set can be best achieved 88.01%. keywords: bert; bilstm; cnn; text matching; nlp. 1. introduction as a core problem in natural language understanding , text matching is to take two texts as inputs and predict their relationship categories or correlation scores by understanding their respective semantics . usually, this task is treated as a binary task. first, rich text feature information is obtained through various methods, and then the extracted features are classified. many tasks in natural language processing can be regarded as text matching tasks, so it is particularly important to study efficient text matching methods. traditional machine learning methods need to rely on manual access to the shallow features of the text, which can not well represent the semantic information of the text. with the rapid development of deep learning, a large number of text matching models based on deep learning have emerged, which can be roughly divided into three types: representation based method, interaction based method and pretraining language model based method. the representation based method obtains the semantic representation of text in various ways for matching calculation. in 2013, huang et al. proposed the dssm model , which is the pioneering work of deep learning in text matching tasks. later, with the popularity of cnn (convolutional neural network, cnn) and lstm (long short term memory, lstm), etc., shen et al. introduced cnn into the dssm model to solve the problem of losing context information in dssm . palangi et al. introduced lstm into dssm to capture long-term context and proposed lstm-dssm model . this kind of model only obtains the semantic representation of the text, but does not take into account the interaction information between texts. the interaction based method realizes text interaction through various attention mechanisms to obtain context information. hu et al. use one-dimensional convolution to focus on adjacent word vectors for two pieces of text respectively, then combine the two tensors obtained after convolution, and finally propose the arc-ii model using the classification method of multilayer perceptron. yin et al. introduced the attention mechanism on the basis of cnn, used the attention weight to fuse the output of the convolution layer, and finally proposed the abcnn model . pang et al. used dot product operation on word vectors of two texts to interact, and then proposed matchpyramid model by using convolution and pooling to extract features. chen et al. proposed a simple and efficient semantic matching network esim by using bi-directional recurrent neural network bilstm to obtain context representation and introducing attention mechanism to strengthen the interaction between texts. in order to solve the problem of insufficient interaction between texts, wang et al. proposed a multi angle matching model bimpm, which uses a variety of information interaction methods to improve the degree of text interaction. although the above model can make use of the semantic information and interactive information between texts, the traditional static text semantic acquisition methods such as word2vec and glove are still used in the semantic coding stage, which can not express the semantic information of text well. the method based on pretraining language model refers to the unsupervised way to train the language model in large corpus in advance, and then load the pretrained model weights to finetune the specific downstream tasks. in 2018, the bert (bidirectional encoder representations from transformers) model based on bidirectional transformer came out, refreshing the list of many tasks in nlp field. therefore, the method based on the pretraining language model has become a research hotspot in recent years. so since 2018, many researchers have improved the bert model [16, 17, 18]. cui et al. changed the pretraining method on the basis of bert model and trained the chinese-wwm-bert model for chinese tasks on a large chinese corpus [19, 20]. this model has achieved good results in chinese natural language processing tasks, including text matching tasks. however, the text semantic information obtained by fine-tuning specific text matching tasks using bert model alone is insufficient, therefore, based on this problem, this paper proposes a method based on pretraining bert model fusion of bilstm and multi-scale cnn to remodel the text matching task, further extract global semantic information and local semantic information to improve the accuracy of text matching. 2. our method the model proposed in this paper mainly obtains the word vector representation of the text with context semantic 41 information through bert, then further obtains the semantic information of the text through the bilstm model, and then the key information of different scales obtained through cnn with different size convolution cores, and finally classifies through the classification layer. the overall architecture is shown in the following, see figure 1. figure 1. overall architecture diagram (1) bert according to the characteristics of the input layer of the bert model, this paper first separates the two sentences with [cls] and [sep], and then gets the word embedding of the text through the bert embedding layer. it consists of three parts, namely token embedding, segment embedding, and position embedding. the calculation formula is as follows: token seg pose e e e= + + (1) input the word embedding e obtained from bert embedding layer into the bert coding layer, and then the sum of hidden layer vectors output by the last four layers of transformer in bert coding layer is selected as the semantic feature h extracted from bert model. the calculation formula is as follows: 12 9 _ i i h hidden state = = (2) where i represents the number of layers of the transformer, hidden_states represents the hidden layer vector obtained through the ith transformer. after calculating h, input e and h into the subsequent layers to further extract the text feature information. (2) bilstm blocks this module consists of two layers of bilstm. the architecture of bilstm is shown in the following, see figure 2. figure 2. bilstm where f represents forward lstm and b represents backward lstm. the calculation formula is as follows: 1 1 1 lstm( , ) ( , ) ( ) i i i i i i i i i n i i f f w b lstm b w t f b t bilstm w t − + = = = =  = = (3) where represents forward lstm unit, represents backward lstm unit,  represents splicing operation, wi represents the ith word, if represents the output of wi through forward lstm, ib represents the output of wi through backward lstm, it represents the output of wi through bilstm, t represents the output of the whole sentence w after passing through bilstm. in this paper, the word embedding e and semantic feature h obtained from the bert layer are input into this layer respectively to obtain the overall semantic information te and th, according to the above bilstm calculation formula, te and th formulas are obtained as follows: 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) e e e h h h t bilstm e t bilstm t t bilstm h t bilstm t = = = = (4) where represents the feature obtained after passing through the first layer of bilstm, and then input it into the second layer of bilstm to obtain et , and the calculation of ht is the same as above. (3) conv block this layer is a multi-scale convolution block. cnn with different convolution kernel sizes is used to further process the semantic features extracted by bilstm to obtain the local key information of the text. since the dimensions of the semantic features te and th extracted from the bilstm layer are all [batch_size, seq_len, 768], and the length of the phase mostly 2 to 4 characters, this layer selects twodimensional convolutions with convolution kernels of 2 * 768, 3 * 768, and 4 * 768 respectively to extract local key features, and then uses the relu activation function to modify them, and further compresses the features by using the maximum pooling method to remove redundant information. finally, the three convolution features are spliced to obtain m, and the calculation formula is as follows: 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 2 3 ( ( ( , 2*768))) ( ( ( , 2*768))) ( ( ( ,3*768))) ( ( ( ,3*768))) ( ( ( , 4*768))) ( ( ( , 4*768))) ( , , ) ( e e h h e e h h e e h h e e e e h m mp relu conv t m mp relu conv t m mp relu conv t m mp relu conv t m mp relu conv t m mp relu conv t m concat m m m m concat = = = = = = = = 1 2 3, , ) ( , ) h h h e h m m m m concat m m= (5) where conv represents the convolution operation, and the two parameters represent the input and convolution kernel size respectively, relu represents the activation function, mp represents the max pooling, and concat represents the splicing operation. (4) classification layer the classification layer classifies the local semantic information m obtained from the conv block on the upper layer through a layer of fully connected neural network, and then gets the matching or mismatching results through softmax function. the calculation formula is as follows: max( ( ))y soft linear m= (6) 3. experiment in this paper, the proposed model is tested in the text lstm lstm 1et 42 matching dataset lcqmc , and compared with other model methods. acc and f1-score are used to evaluate the effectiveness of the model. 3.1. dataset lcqmc is a large-scale open corpus for text matching. the dataset contains 260068 pieces of data in total, including 238766 training sets, 8802 validation sets, and 12500 test sets. each data is composed of two sentences and a label. the label is divided into 0 and 1, where 0 represents the semantic mismatch of two sentences, and 1 represents the semantic match of two sentences. data examples are shown in the following, see table 1. table 1. example of lcqmc sentence1 sentence2 labe l 这腰带是什么牌子 护腰带是什么牌子 0 货到付款的网站是哪 个 什么购物网站是货到付款 的 1 3.2. experimental environment the training, validating and testing of all models in this paper are based on the deep learning framework pytorch. the specific experimental environment configuration is shown in the following, see table 2. table 2. experimental environment configuration software and hardware configuration operating system ubuntu 20.04.4 lts development tools and languages pycharm and python deep learning framework pytorch 1.11.0 gpu nvidia geforce rtx 3090 24g cpu intel® core™ i9-9900k cpu @ 3.60ghz × 16 memory 64g 3.3. experimental parameters the bert model selected in this paper is the chinesewwm-ext model pretrained by cui et al. on a large chinese corpus. the max length of input data is 128 and the hidden size of bert is 768, the hidden size of bilstm is 334, the convolution kernel of multi-scale convolution is 2 * 768, 3 * 768 and 4 * 768 respectively, the random seed is 47, batch size is 64, learning rate is 2e-5, dropout is 0.2 and the epoch is 3. 3.4. evaluation criteria in order to verify the effectiveness of the proposed model, the accuracy acc and f1-score are used to evaluate the model. the calculation formula of acc and f1-score is as follows: ( ) ( ) p n p n p n t t acc t t f f + = + + + (7) 𝑃 = 𝑇𝑝 𝑇𝑝+𝐹𝑝 , 𝑅 = 𝑇𝑝 𝑇𝑝+𝐹𝑁 , 𝐹1 − 𝑠𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 = 2*𝑃*𝑅 𝑃+𝑅 (8) tp represents the positive sample predicted by the model as a positive class, tn represents the negative sample predicted by the model as a negative class, fp represents the negative sample predicted by the model as a positive class, and fn represents the positive sample predicted by the model as a negative class. 3.5. evaluation criteria in this paper, all experiments are carried out under the same experimental environment as far as possible. first, the baseline model bert is implemented, and the output of its different layers are used as the semantic features of the text, and experiment on the lcqmc dataset. then, the bert model is spliced into bilstm and conv block respectively to process the features. finally, our method is tested. the experimental results are shown in following, see table3. table 3. experiment result model acc (%) f1-score (%) bert-cls 86.84 87.82 bert-pooler 86.83 87.76 bert-last-avg 86.59 87.65 bert-first-last-avg 87.87 88.54 bert-last-four-avg 86.47 87.50 bert +bilstm 86.56 87.63 bert + conv block 88.17 88.66 bert + bilstm + conv block 87.87 88.55 diff(bert-wwm) 87.80 - our method bbmc 88.01 88.72 from the experimental results, it can be seen that compared with the bert model alone, the acc and f1 score of the model proposed in this paper are improved. and the acc is increased by 1.45% and 0.14% respectively compared with the method of splicing the bilstm module and the bilstm + conv block module. the f1-score is increased by 1.09% and 0.17% respectively. the acc is 0.16% lower and the f1score is 0.06% higher than the method of splicing the conv block module. and the acc has improved compared with the diff (bert-wwm) model proposed in paper. this shows that the model proposed in this paper has improved in general. 4. conclusion in order to cover the shortage of only using the bert model cannot well express the text semantic features, this paper uses the hidden layer vectors of different layers output by the bert model and uses bilstm and multi-scale convolution network to further extract rich semantic features. through training, validating and testing on lcqmc dataset, it is proved that the fusion of bilstm and multi-scale convolution can improve the effect of the model, which is sufficient to show that it is feasible to fuse bilstm and multi-scale convolution on the basis of pretrained bert model to finetune. references [1] pang liang, lan yanyan, xu jun, guo jiafeng, wan shengxian, cheng xueqi. overview of deep text matching [j]. journal of computer science, 2017,40 (04): 985-1003. 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[22] zhang wenhui, wang meiling, hou zhirong. a short text matching model incorporating contextual semantic differences [j/ol]. journal of peking university (natural science edition) https://doi.org/10.13209/j.0479-8023.2022.071. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 142 review of research methods for hypersonic vehicle reentry trajectory planning qingzhuang ma, yongqi yin, xueqian shi rocket force university of engineering, xi'an, 710025, china abstract: hypersonic vehicle has many advantages, such as wide range of maneuver, strong penetration ability, high strike accuracy, and so on. reentry trajectory planning is one of the key technologies to support hypersonic vehicle systems. it is necessary to plan feasible or optimal trajectory under the process constraints such as heat flux, dynamic pressure, overload, and terminal constraints such as altitude and velocity. at present, traditional methods are difficult to meet the task requirements of trajectory planning and online trajectory generation under complex conditions with multiple constraints. as an artificial intelligence method, reinforcement learning has strong robustness and the characteristics of "offline training and online deployment", which can make up for the shortcomings of traditional methods and show great potential in trajectory planning. this paper introduces the current research status of traditional trajectory planning methods and reinforcement learning methods, and proposes that the reentry trajectory planning methods will be intelligent in the future. keywords: hypersonic flight vehicle; reentry trajectory planning; reinforcement learning; imitation learning. 1. introduction hypersonic vehicle has many advantages, such as wide maneuvering range, strong penetration ability, high strike accuracy, etc. at present, it has become a key research object in the aerospace field. reentry trajectory planning is one of the key technologies to support hypersonic vehicle systems. it is necessary to plan feasible or optimal trajectory under the process constraints such as heat flux, dynamic pressure, overload, and terminal constraints such as altitude and velocity. at present, traditional methods are difficult to meet the task requirements of trajectory planning and online trajectory generation under complex conditions with multiple constraints. as an artificial intelligence method, reinforcement learning has strong robustness and the characteristics of "offline training and online deployment", which can make up for the shortcomings of traditional methods and show great potential in trajectory planning. this paper introduces the current application and research of trajectory planning, and discusses and puts forward the development direction of future trajectory planning methods towards intelligence. 2. current research status of hypersonic vehicle reentry trajectory planning method the reentry phase of hypersonic vehicle is the general term of reentry initial phase and reentry glide phase. during reentry flight, there are many challenges, such as: the control system is challenged by the uncertainty of environmental model and the dramatic change of aerodynamic parameters, the thermal protection system is challenged by a large amount of aerodynamic heat, the huge aerodynamic force generated by high-speed flight, and the structural strength of aircraft is challenged by overload [2]. according to the different principles of reentry trajectory planning methods, it can be divided into reentry corridor-based trajectory planning methods and optimization/intelligent algorithm-based trajectory planning methods. 2.1. section headings it can make reentry trajectory planning efficiently by using reentry corridor, and can also meet the real-time requirements of online trajectory generation. the online trajectory planning algorithm can make full use of the orbit and attitude information before departure, so compared with the nominal trajectory planned offline, it can significantly reduce the initial deviation of the entry point. the online generation of hypersonic vehicle reentry trajectory is difficult, mainly due to the following two reasons: (1) the control variables in the glide phase are hidden in the nonlinear time-varying differential motion equations, and it is difficult to obtain high-precision three degree of freedom trajectory through analytical method. (2) the hypersonic glide process is affected by many uncertain factors, such as large changes in altitude and mach number, drastic changes in aerodynamic parameters and so on, which easily leads to large errors in online trajectory generation. the representative methods of online trajectory planning using reentry corridors are quasi equilibrium gliding condition (qegc) and evolved acceleration guidance logic for entry (eagle). z shen [8] and others proposed the qegc method, which combines the process constraints such as heat flow density, dynamic pressure, overload and quasi equilibrium glide conditions into the constraints on the pitch angle in the height velocity profile. combined with the designed piecewise linear pitch angle profile, it effectively reduces the amount of calculation and realizes the online generation of trajectory. mease [9] et al. divided the drag acceleration velocity profile planning into two subproblems: trajectory length planning and trajectory curvature planning, and used the alternating iteration of longitudinal motion and lateral motion to plan the required three-dimensional trajectory. leavitt [10] et al. proposed an eagle method based on mease to plan the three-dimensional trajectory with large lateral maneuver. y zhang [11] proposed a trajectory planning method based on 3d drag acceleration profile, and deeply discussed the trajectory planning and guidance method 143 of standard profile focusing on large-scale lateral maneuver missions. 2.2. trajectory planning method based on optimization/intelligent algorithm trajectory planning often needs to make the aircraft meet process constraints and terminal constraints to plan a trajectory with the best index, that is, trajectory optimization problem. the most commonly used method for trajectory optimization is numerical method. according to different solving principles, it can be divided into indirect method and direct method. indirect method the indirect method uses the classical variational method or pontryagin minimum principle to transform the optimal control problem into a hamilton boundary value problem (hbvp), and uses the corresponding numerical method to solve it [12]. as early as 1968, lewallen [13] used the indirect method to realize the iterative solution of the trajectory optimization problem. the advantage of the indirect method is that it has high accuracy, and the solution meets the necessary conditions of first-order optimality. however, it is difficult to derive the optimal solution, estimate the initial value of the conjugate variable, and require a lot of integral operations. the algorithm has poor real-time performance and reliability, and is rarely used in engineering practice. direct method the direct method usually first discretizes and parameterizes the optimal control problem, converts it into a nonlinear programming problem, and solves it with nonlinear programming algorithms such as sequential quadratic programming (sqp) [14-15] or heuristic algorithms [16]. the direct method has the advantages of large convergence radius, less strict requirements on initial values, and good robustness, and is widely used in aircraft trajectory optimization. however, its solution does not necessarily satisfy the necessary condition of first-order optimality, and the effect of solving discontinuous problems is poor. the parameterization process of optimal control problem is to transform the optimal control problem described by differential equations into a static parameter optimization problem that can be solved by nonlinear programming method. representative methods include direct shooting method, collocation method, pseudo spectral method, etc. the direct shooting method only discretizes the control variables, and the state variables are obtained by numerical integration in a single interval from the motion equation. hull [17] and brusch [18] gave the solution scheme of direct shooting method earlier and transformed it into a nonlinear programming problem. fisch [19] used this method to study the trajectory optimization problem with path point constraints. the collocation method is a method to discretize control variables and state variables at the same time. a series of algebraic equations are used to replace the differential equations in the optimal control problem. in 1987, hargraves [20] and others put forward the collocation method of using cubic hermite interpolation approximation for state variables, and obtained the application of the famous trajectory optimization software otis, which solved the optimization problems such as the minimum climb of supersonic interceptors and the ascent trajectory of advanced boosters. pseudo spectral method is a direct method that discretizes control variables and state variables simultaneously. due to the characteristics of few parameters, high precision, fast convergence and insensitivity to initial values, it has developed rapidly and been widely used in recent years. elnagar [21] was first used to solve optimal control problems. the development of optimal control software dido [22-23] and gpops [24-25] also accelerated the application of pseudo spectral method. after the optimal control problem is transformed into the corresponding parameter optimization problem through the discrete method, the nonlinear programming method can be used to solve it. in unconstrained optimization algorithms, classical algorithms such as conjugate gradient method, simplex method and bfgs have appeared. for constrained optimization problems, penalty function method and sqp method are used. the sqp method is currently the most effective method for solving constrained optimization problems, and has been made into snopt [26] and npsol [27] software packages. gradient based algorithms such as nonlinear programming methods are easy to fall into local optima and difficult to obtain global optima. heuristic intelligent optimization algorithms such as particle swarm optimization algorithm and genetic algorithm [28] are insensitive to initial values and have strong robustness. they can effectively solve local optimization problems in the solution process, but the calculation speed cannot meet the requirements. 3. track planning method based on reinforcement learning reinforcement learning is a machine learning method that can acquire data independently and interactively with the environment to train the neural network. compared with the deep learning algorithm that requires a large number of sample data, it has obvious advantages in ease of use. by modeling the problem, the markov decision process is constructed, and combined with reasonable reward function design, the intelligent decision model can be obtained by using reinforcement learning algorithm training. the deep reinforcement learning, which combines the deep learning and reinforcement learning, can realize the end-to-end learning method from the original input to the direct control output, and provides a new solution for the perceptual decision-making task of complex systems. in the aspect of guidance, daseon hong [42] proposed a reinforcement learning intelligent terminal guidance law based on ddpg algorithm, and verified that its robustness is better than proportional guidance law in the first-order delay system, and it can replace the existing missile guidance law. j wang [43] proposed an intelligent cooperative interception guidance law based on q-learning algorithm, which is better than the traditional proportional guidance guidance law, for the problem of multi missile coordination. kirk hovell [44] used deep reinforcement learning to generate guidance instructions, and used traditional controllers to track, which realized the migration and deployment of spacecraft docking strategies trained in the simulation environment to the actual environment, and narrowed the gap between simulation and reality. in terms of path planning, r zhi [45] proposed a threedimensional a * improved algorithm based on reinforcement learning to solve the problem of high requirements for realtime algorithm and optimal results in aircraft online path planning, which effectively improved the time performance of the algorithm while ensuring optimal path results. y lv [46] proposed a path planning method for hypersonic vehicles 144 based on q-learning algorithm, which verified the feasibility of q-learning algorithm for hypersonic vehicles and took less time than traditional algorithms. at present, most of the research on hypersonic vehicle trajectory planning using reinforcement learning methods focuses on the terminal guidance stage with short time series and few constraints. sparse reward has no obvious effect on reinforcement learning algorithm, and the model is easy to converge. due to the limitations of long flight time series, complex and severe constraints, and large amount of computation in the reentry phase, the application of reinforcement learning is mainly used to improve the traditional methods to reduce the complexity of the model and the difficulty in designing the reward function, and has also achieved significant results. j zhu [47] proposed a multi constraint intelligent glide guidance strategy based on optimal guidance and reinforcement learning, which uses q-learning algorithm to intelligently adjust the maneuver amplitude in speed control without manually adjusting guidance parameters, thus improving the autonomy of guidance. t wu [48] proposed a reentry guidance method based on depth reinforcement learning and altitude rate feedback, aiming at the periodic oscillation phenomenon of hypersonic aircraft with high lift drag ratio in reentry guidance, and established an altitude rate feedback mechanism based on ddpg algorithm, which can output pitch angle compensation command for predictive correction guidance according to the current state of the aircraft. however, the above research is mainly based on traditional methods, and has not fully played the advantages of reinforcement learning intelligent decision-making. j song [49] proposed a fault-tolerant integrated guidance and control design method for hypersonic vehicles based on proximal policy optimization (ppo), aiming at the existence of various uncertain parameters and actuator failures in the control system, established an integrated guidance and control system for hsv, and used ppo algorithm to generate pitch angle commands according to the current state of the aircraft, the coupling relationship between guidance loop and control loop is fully utilized. j hui [50] and others proposed an online generation method of "new quality" reentry flight corridor based on reinforcement learning, which avoids manually setting flight corridor parameters. the simulation results show that the new method meets the requirements of online guidance, and the flight path is different from the traditional way, which effectively enhances the penetration capability of the aircraft. at present, the reentry process trajectory planning method based on reinforcement learning shows great potential, but it still faces the problems of poor model convergence, difficult design of reward function, and long training time. 4. the future development direction of reentry trajectory planning methods the development of traditional reentry trajectory planning methods is facing more and more obstacles, and intelligence is a better solution. in the future, better solutions can be found from the following three aspects. 4.1. off-line reinforcement learning trajectory planning method due to the dramatic changes of atmospheric parameters during reentry flight, it is difficult to establish an effective simulation environment, which also leads to the poor effect of reinforcement learning model in practical application. the "reality gap" can be effectively avoided by using offline reinforcement learning method to train the flight data collected from flight test on the basis of real data. so as to improve the model effect. 4.2. imitation learning trajectory planning method the reentry flight environment of the trajectory planning method based on imitation learning is harsh, the reward function of reinforcement learning is difficult to set, and the probability of the agent successfully reaching the destination is small, leading to low training efficiency. the trajectory planning method based on imitation learning avoids this problem and can effectively imitate the expert trajectory in the sample to make actions efficiently. 4.3. reinforcement learning path planning method based on initialization of other learning methods offline reinforcement learning and imitation learning are limited by small sample data and low accuracy. simple reinforcement learning is difficult to set reward function. the model trained by other learning methods as the initialization of reinforcement learning can effectively improve the probability of the 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[31] j hui, r wang, q yu, “research of generating new quality flight corridor for reentry aircraft based on reinforcement learning,” acta aeronautica et astronautica sinica, 2022,43(09):623-635. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 123 intelligent information retrieval based on ontology yuye chen electronic information engineering, chongqing university of technology, chongqing, chongqing, 401135, china cyy_official_2000@163.com abstract: traditional search engines can no longer meet the increasing amount of information in today's world, and often face problems such as blurred results and long search times for some queries. and the addition of ontology makes information retrieval more intelligent, so that information data between various fields can be shared, to achieve the purpose of getting the answers users want quickly and accurately. this paper firstly introduces the definition of ontology and analyzes the traditional information retrieval system, and finally summarizes some experimental results in recent years in ontology-based intelligent information retrieval and reviews them to get a more efficient and accurate information retrieval system to achieve the effect of improving the accuracy of search engines. keywords: semantic; intelligent information retrieval; ontology. 1. introduction in recent years, the internet has continued to permeate every aspect of human life. its addition has not only improved people's quality of life, but also enriched their entertainment time. in order to find accurate information in the vast amount of information, search engines are particularly important in human life as an information search tool. however, with more and more information pouring into the internet, information retrieval is facing a great challenge. information retrieval techniques based on keyword matching and full-text search techniques face problems such as large amount of information, too much information in query results, confusion in query results, mismatched content of search results, and inability to identify multiple meanings of words. these problems are inevitable in search engines using keyword matching and fulltext retrieval techniques. an ontology is a structured set of terms that will be expanded and extended outward after mutual intelligent learning by machine to machine, thus containing more information that may be used to achieve crossover in different domains. adding the concept of ontology to an intelligent information retrieval system will allow users to get more accurate results and even make the whole retrieval process more efficient. 2. about ontology 2.1. semantic web related concepts and architecture the concept of the semantic web proposed by bernerslee, which consists mainly of documents for human reading, including data and information for computer operation. the semantic web is a web of actionable information - information derived from data through semantic theory that is used to interpret symbols. semantic theory provides an interpretation of "meaning," where logical connections of terms establish interoperability between systems. in order to make the search engine's results more accurate, the semantic web technology is introduced based on the original web, which may make today's intelligent information retrieval system more improved. berners-lee also proposed an architecture for the semantic web, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. architecture for the semantic web the semantic web architecture is explained as follows: (1) unicode and uri are the base layers. uri is used to identify resources on the network. and the identity of each resource must be unique and unique. unicode is used to encode resources in any language around the world, enabling the semantic web to support diverse cultural elements. (2) xml\xmls. is used to describe the content and structure of resources. xml is an important branch of document construction. in terms of content, a uri is the identity of the discovery and identification entity that makes up the ns (namespace). xml documents enable language-wide control through xml schema. (3) rdf+ rdf schema data layer. this layer applies the existing rules to all types of resources and their corresponding types. give a description. among them, rdf supports simple semantic description, and rdf schema is an optimization and improvement of rdf, which provides a method to define classes and attributes, realizes the dual constraints of classes and attributes, and provides a method to detect constraints. (4) ontology vocabulary layer. ontology vocabulary layer can accurately express all kinds of information and its internal relations in a specific domain according to the abstract representation method. the types of information in the domain and their internal connections. 124 (5) logic layer. in order to realize the function of reasoning, the logic layer provides a powerful logic language. (6) proof layer. the proof layer analyzes and verifies the program of the language specialty and carries out corresponding work according to the actual scene of the language. (7) trust layer. the purpose of the trust layer is to provide secure and secure information transfer. 2.2. overview and applications of ontology 2.2.1. concepts of ontology in the ai community, ontology is defined as the set of basic terms and relations between terms that constitute the relevant domain, and the definition of rules that specify the extensions of these terms using these terms and relations, a definition proposed as early as 1991 by neches et al. .the goal of ontology is to capture the knowledge of the relevant domain, provide a common understanding of the knowledge of the domain, identify commonly accepted vocabularies within the domain, and give clear definitions of these vocabularies (terms) and the interrelationships between the vocabularies in terms of formal patterns at different levels. so, an ontology is much like a list of vocabulary that can be shared. rdf describes resource objects based on the standard syntax of xml and can express certain semantics, so that machines can understand the description information. however, due to rdf(s) limitations of its expressiveness, it cannot express the relationships between words. to further improve the description capability of web information resources, ontology, which originally belongs to the field of philosophy, is applied to the field of computer science, especially the semantic web. the ontology is very suitable for describing concepts and relationships between concepts. at present, ontology plays an important role in improving the accuracy of information retrieval. by using ontology, more accurate query results can be obtained in semantic retrieval, instead of just collecting some web pages with keyword information. in order to make up for the shortcomings of incomplete information query results, ontology-based semantic retrieval can query the hidden information contained in the information through the inference system, so that the query results are more consistent with the user's questions. 2.2.2. composition of ontology in the application of network resources, ontology analyzes specific terms in various professional fields, and builds conceptual models by classifying knowledge and finding specific relationships between information. common components of ontologies can be seen in figure 2. figure 2. components of ontology 2.2.3. construction of ontology in different domains, the elements used are different, and the different types of projects will affect the construction of the ontology. therefore, there is no fixed standard in the construction process of ontology. only by combining the analysis of its own requirements with the elements in the research field, can an appropriate ontology be constructed. among them, the construction criterion proposed by gruber is the most widely used, which fully demonstrates what it means to build an ontology according to the current situation of a specific domain. each researcher's research field is different, resulting in different conditions when constructing ontology. therefore, they use methods with different characteristics to construct ontology, so that they can make choices according to their own situation. among them, there are ontology construction methods that named methontology, tove and idef5 and so on are highly respected. 3. existing researches on intelligent information retrieval based on ontology in such an era of big data, the use of formal representations is very important, but such data is often complex. in this regard, a certain person emphasizes the importance of using clear and formal representations between objects in order to give the right meaning to data relevance. in the case of multimedia, antonio m. rinaldi and cristiano russo's research proposes a formal model that uses a semantic approach to formalize multimedia big data to implement an intelligent information retrieval system that allows better communication between objects. this model combines a toplevel ontology model and a graph model represented by a labeled, attribute-based structure to consider semantic, linguistic and multimedia data simultaneously. and to facilitate machine processing, the ontology is developed using owl. the model proposed in the article has been implemented in a nosql graph database populated by different knowledge sources, but the limitations of the model are that scalability and efficiency for large amounts of data are not considered. in b. selvalakshmi and m. subramaniam's paper, a new semantic information retrieval system is proposed, and researchers use feature selection and classification to improve relevance scores. in the research, a new intelligent fuzzy rough set-based feature selection algorithm and an intelligent ontology and latent dirichlet allocation based semantic information retrieval algorithm were used to improve the semantic information retrieval system, not only are they able to improve relevance scores and retrieval speed, but they also have the ability to handle big data. in order to perform semantic information retrieval using an ontology matching method, researchers propose a new algorithm for preprocessing and lda-based document classification. for the preprocessing algorithm, its role is to remove irrelevant and noisy information from documents to form an ontology, and subsequently, a new intelligent fuzzy rough set-based feature selection algorithm and an intelligent ontology and latent dirichlet allocation based semantic information retrieval algorithm. the combined effect of these two algorithms reduces the retrieval time, and increases the semantic relevance by applying the ontology, so as to achieve the effect of fast and accurate retrieval. 125 4. conclusion combining the two new information retrieval systems mentioned above, a more efficient and accurate framework for the search system can be derived. first, from the second retrieval system, the reader can fully feel the importance of pre-processing, which plays a role in 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(2019) intelligent ontology based semantic information retrieval using feature selection and classification. cluster compute 22 (suppl 5), 12871-12881. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 21 chinese named entity recognition based on ernie xing qi school of electrical engineering, southwest minzu university, chengdu, china abstract: the traditional named entity recognition model based on neural network uses static word vector, which can’t represent the ambiguity of the word in the context. the ernie-bilstm-crf model is proposed. the ernie pre-training model can output different word vectors for different contexts by using multiple layers of transformer, obtaining dynamic word vectors that contain overall sequence information. secondly, the word vectors are input into the bilstm layer, which can obtain sentence context information through forward and backward lstm and obtain more sentence features, thereby improving the model's effectiveness. finally, the sequence is labeled through the crf layer to obtain the globally optimal labeling information and complete the named entity recognition task. the experimental results show that compared with the traditional model, the f1 score of this model has significantly improved. keywords: named entity recognition; enhanced representation through knowledge integration; gated recurrent unit; conditional random field. 1. introduction named entity recognition (ner) [1]is a fundamental task in natural language processing, aimed at identifying entities with specific meanings, such as names of people, places, and organizations, from unstructured text data. this provides a foundation for subsequent applications such as information extraction, question-answering systems, and machine translation. chinese entity structures are complex, diverse in form, and have fuzzy boundaries [2]. moreover, chinese characters can have multiple meanings or be polysemous in different contexts. these factors increase the difficulty of chinese ner, making it more valuable for research and practical applications. the ernie-bilstm-crf model is proposed. the ernie pre-training model can output different word vectors for different contexts by using multiple layers of transformer, obtaining dynamic word vectors that contain overall sequence information. secondly, the word vectors are input into the bilstm layer, which can obtain sentence context information through forward and backward lstm and obtain more sentence features, thereby improving the model's effectiveness. finally, the sequence is labeled through the crf layer to obtain the globally optimal labeling information and complete the named entity recognition task. the experimental results show that compared with the traditional model, the f1 score of this model has significantly improved. 2. related work named entity recognition (ner) is the extraction of required entities from structured or unstructured text. in 1996, the muc-6 conference first proposed the task of named entity recognition and specified the main task as identifying entities in the text to be processed [3]. the entities that needed to be identified were divided into three major categories (entity, time, and numerical) and seven subcategories (person, organization, location, time, date, currency, and percentage). the named entity recognition task proposed by the muc-6 conference has been of great interest to people, and subsequently, conferences such as ace and conll-2003 have also proposed research on named entity recognition [4]. in these conferences, not only were the entities specified by muc-6 identified, but new entity types were also added. for example, the ace conference added multiple entity types such as geopolitical, facility transportation, and weapons. additionally, ace and conll-2003 introduced multiple languages in the named entity recognition task, such as spanish and chinese in ace, and english and german in conll-2003[5]. moreover, there were differences in the research tasks and mainstream methods. ace not only carried out the task of named entity recognition but also included relationship recognition, reference, and anaphora resolution as part of the research [6]. in contrast to muc-6, the methods that performed well in conll-2003 directly or indirectly used the maximum entropy model or some statistical machine learning methods, while in muc-6, rule-based and dictionary-based methods were the mainstream methods at the time [7]. bootstrapping [8] is a classic method that can automatically generate rules. the rule-based and dictionarybased methods require manual customization by relevant personnel. in the current field and scope of corpora, these methods need to gradually increase in size to adapt to new situations, resulting in significantly increased workload. therefore, rule-based and dictionary-based methods are rarely used alone nowadays but are mainly used in combination with other methods to improve model accuracy. after the use of rule-based and dictionary-based methods, people began to use statistical learning methods for named entity recognition research. the conditional random fields (crf) model was used later than the support vector machine (svm) model, but it was more effective, and it is now one of the most commonly used models. researchers such as li[9] and jiang[10] have conducted a series of model comparison studies, and from the experimental results, it can be concluded that crf is a better model for named entity recognition. stanford university has also developed the standorfner tool for named entity recognition based on crf. multi-model mixing is a choice for improving model performance. li[11] and others used multiple svm models to improve model performance. the use of external knowledge bases to solve new entities is a method chosen by many researchers, such as cukierman [12] using the wikipedia database for semantic disambiguation. 22 because traditional machine learning models heavily rely on feature engineering, the selection of feature engineering is very complex. in recent years, with the rise of deep learning, representation learning has become a research hotspot. the method of word vector representation in deep learning solves the problem of data sparsity, and word vectors contain semantic information. compared with the cumbersome manual selection of features, using word vectors is more suitable for the development of named entity recognition. under the trend of deep learning, various neural network models have been proposed and improved, and have been used in named entity recognition tasks, such as convolutional neural network (cnn), long short-term memory network (lstm), and bi-directional long short-term memory network (bilstm). in recent years, the bilstm-crf model based on deep learning has been more effective in medical named entity recognition. collobert et al. proposed the most representative deep learning model and designed the senna [13] system, which requires small memory and can efficiently solve various problems such as part-of-speech tagging and named entity recognition. sahu[14] et al. generated word embedding features by cascading cnn and rnn, which can effectively reduce workload without too much feature engineering. vaswani [15] et al. proposed the transformer model, which abandons traditional cnn and rnn, and the entire network structure is composed entirely of the attention mechanism, which reduces complexity and allows for parallel computation. yan [16] et al. optimized the transformer-based model and proposed the tener model. incorporating language features such as phonetic and character features into the model is also a way to improve the model. bharadwaj [17] et al. used lstm to incorporate phonetic features to improve the model's effectiveness. with the development of the machine learning field, neural network design has become increasingly complex, leading to more and more workload. people use a large amount of data to train the network structure to obtain pre-trained models, which can be fine-tuned on their own dataset, reducing workload. there are already many pre-trained models, such as the bert [18] model proposed by devlin et al. based on transformer, the roberta [19] model proposed by the facebook team the following year, and the albert [20] model proposed by lan et al. improvements to the bert model are mainly achieved by modifying the next sentence prediction and masked lm to improve model performance [21]. dong [22] et al. proposed the unilm model, and song [23] et al. proposed the mass model. tsai [24] et al. proposed a bertbased model and used knowledge distillation to improve model training time. nested named entities refer to the phenomenon of entities nested in entities. there are more studies on this aspect abroad, and the methods for nested named entities can be divided into several types: based on hypergraphs, stack-based model region models, and based on reading comprehension. lu [25] et al. first proposed a method for nested named entity recognition based on hypergraphs in 2015, which merges tokens with the same value and makes each token contain an o label, and then the decoder outputs all possible labels. muis[26] et al. proposed a multi-graph representation method, which uses separators to detect nested entities. ju [27] et al. extracted nested entities by stacking bilstm+crf layers. jue[28] et al. stacked each token from bottom to top, generating longer entities that exceed the length of the lower layers, and detected all entities in the text by traversing all entities. named entity recognition technology has gradually matured, especially with the application of neural networks, which has led to a gradual improvement in the f1 score of named entity recognition. pretrained models can solve certain problems, but new issues have also emerged, such as excessive resource consumption [29]. 3. ernie-bigru-crf model the overall architecture of the ernie-bigru-crf model is shown in figure 1. the model first obtains the semantic representation of the input through the ernie pre-trained language model, which enhances knowledge-based semantic representations. the obtained word vectors are inputted into a bidirectional gru layer to extract sentence-level features, and finally, the crf layer performs sequence labeling to obtain the globally optimal label sequence. compared with previous mainstream named entity recognition models, the most significant difference of the ernie-bigru-crf model is the incorporation of knowledge-enhanced semantic representations from the ernie pre-trained language model. the ernie model learns a comprehensive semantic representation of concepts by masking semantic units such as words and entities. this representation captures the ambiguity of words and enhances the semantic representation capacity of the model. fig. 1 named entity recognition framework based on ernie bigru-crf 3.1. ernie pre-trained language model ernie is a knowledge-enhanced semantic representation model that models prior semantic knowledge of words, entities, and entity relationships in massive data to learn a comprehensive semantic representation of concepts [30]. ernie and bert are both pre-trained language models constructed with a multi-layer bidirectional transformer encoder as the basic unit, as shown in figure 2 [31]. fig. 2 structure of ernie 23 ernie consists of two parts: encoding and knowledge integration. in the encoding part, the transformer encoder is used to generate text word vectors that fuse contextual semantic information. as shown in the diagram, the transformer encoder is modeled based on an attention mechanism. the attention mechanism can reflect the importance of different vocabulary in the text and improve the weight of information relevant to defect text classification, thereby further improving the accuracy of feature extraction by the model. in the knowledge integration part, ernie proposes a multi-stage knowledge masking strategy that integrates semantic knowledge of defect text at the character, phrase, and entity levels. knowledge masking refers to randomly masking some characters and training the model to predict the masked part, thereby effectively learning the contextual information of the masked part. compared to the single-character masking strategy of the bert model, ernie introduces three levels of masking, including characters, phrases, and entities, and through a multi-stage knowledge masking strategy, ernie can generate word vectors that contain rich semantic information of the defect text and effectively preserve the correlation between various components of the defect text, thus ensuring that important semantic information is not lost. 3.2. recurrent neural network traditional machine learning methods rely on manual feature extraction before text classification, which can easily lead to loss of contextual information. to solve this problem, long short-term memory (lstm) uses gate units to control the process of long-term information transfer and enhance the correlation of context. lstm has three gate structures, including input gate (i), forget gate (f), output gate (o), and memory cell (c), which can effectively overcome the problem of gradient vanishing that exists in general neural networks. the structure of lstm is shown in figure 3. fig. 3 lstm structure in figure 3, xt is the input at time t; ft is the output for t+1 at time t; ot is the output at time t; ht is the hidden layer representing the output at time t; σ is the sigmoid function; ct is the cell state at time t. the gate unit calculation formulas in lstm are shown below: 𝑖𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑤𝑖 ⋅ [ℎ𝑡 , 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑖) (1) 𝑓𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑤𝑓 ⋅ [ℎ𝑡 , 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑓) (2) 𝑜𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑤𝑜 ⋅ [ℎ𝑡 , 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑜) (3) ℎ𝑡 = 𝑂𝑡 tanh 𝐶𝑡 (4) 𝑐𝑡 = 𝑓𝑡𝐶𝑡−1 + 𝑖𝑡tanh(𝑤𝑐 ⋅ [ht−1, xt] + bc) (5) in the formula, wi, wf, and wo are weight matrices that connect to the gate unit; bi, bf, and bo are the bias values. 4. experiments and results 4.1. experimental environment and experimental data set the specific experimental environment is as follows: python was chosen as the development language, the cpu model is amd ryzen 7 4800h, and visual studio code was chosen as the development tool. the experiment used the people's daily corpus from january 1998 as the dataset. this corpus is a tagged corpus produced jointly by the peking university computational linguistics laboratory and the fujitsu research center, and has been used as raw data in a large number of research studies and papers. the experimental process involved randomly dividing the dataset into training set, validation set, and test set, with 80%, 10%, and 10% respectively. the dataset was annotated using the bio tagging scheme (beginning, inside, outside), which includes three entity types: person names (per), location names (loc), and organization names (org), with a total of seven tags ('bper', 'i-per', 'b-loc', 'i-loc', 'b-org', 'i-org', 'o'). precision (p), recall (r), and f1-score were used as evaluation metrics for the model in the experiment, and were calculated using the following formulas: 𝑃 = 模型正确标注的实体个数 模型标注的所有实体个数 × 100% (6) 𝑅 = 模型正确标注的实体个数 样本中所有实体个数 × 100% (7) 𝐹 = 2×𝑃×𝑅 𝑃+𝑅 × 100% (8) 4.2. experimental result the experiment compares the model in the article with other models to validate its effectiveness. several models with good performance and mainstream popularity were selected for comparison with the model in the article, including crf, lstm-crf, and gru-crf, and the results are shown in table 1. the experimental results show that the model in the article has improved in all metrics compared to other models. by comparing the experimental results on the same dataset, it is demonstrated that applying the model in the article can improve the recognition performance in entity recognition tasks. table.1 comparison of experimental results of different models % 5. conclusion to address 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of computation, long time required, and fuzzy details. therefore, this paper reviews the development process of face completion technology, briefly describes the basic principle and defects of face completion technology, and summarizes the problems existing in the existing computer-based face repair technology, such as large amount of computation, long training time, blurred image details, and inaccurate pain points in the occlusion layer, and prospects the future development. these problems can be improved by optimizing algorithm, adopting new algorithm, adding new network and adding image preprocessing stage. keywords: face completion; deep learning; generative adversarial networks. 1. introduction with the rapid development of computer vision technology and artificial intelligence technology, face recognition technology has become mature and can be widely used in daily life such as security, medical care, education and financial transactions. however, in practical application scenarios, it is difficult to obtain clear and unshielded face images due to the influence of people ' s daily wear and sensor equipment shooting angle. especially since the outbreak of the covid-19 virus, people always tend to wear masks in daily life. nevertheless, during the process of face recognition, people have to removed masks that they wear, which obviously increases the risk of new coronavirus infection. therefore, face completion technology came into being. the application of face restoration technology to restore the face for computer recognition will greatly improve the recognition rate and robustness. at the same time, since the recognition object does not need to remove the mask, it will greatly reduce the risk of people being infected by virus. 2. development of face completion technology with the development of computer vision technology, face recognition technology has been widely used in various occasions in daily life. however, in the practical application process, it is often difficult to obtain clear and unshielded face images. therefore, by restoring the incomplete face image to a complete and clear face image for computer recognition, the recognition rate and robustness will be improved, and it has a high application prospect. the emergence of deep learning technology has greatly improved the accuracy and speed of face image restoration. therefore, this paper takes the emergence of deep learning technology as a vital symbol of the development process of face repair technology. 2.1. previous deep learning period in the early 21st century, deep learning technology has not yet appeared. at this time, the main research direction of academia is the subspace regression method. by extracting the feature vector of face image to high-dimensional space, the vector is segmented in high-dimensional space, and then repaired and recognized. this method has achieved great success at first, and has a high success rate for small area occlusion and fouling. when the sample size is sufficient and the time is long, the recognition rate can reach nearly 100 %. however, when face images are occluded in large areas, the recognition rate will be greatly reduced. in the exploration of the previous deep learning period, although the number of programs that can be applied in practice is small, it provides key ideas such as extracting feature vectors for the face restoration technology based on deep learning. 2.2. deep learning period after 2010, with the blowout of deep learning technology, especially the vigorous development of neural network system, scientists have seen the prospect of applying deep learning technology to face completion. subsequently, the exploration of face image restoration using generative adversarial network, facenet and other technologies has emerged. deep learning technology for face completion has the advantages of high recognition rate and accurate repair. combined with convolutional neural network, it can effectively identify face photos with occlusion. for example, for face recognition of people wearing masks, occlusion face images can be repaired by generative adversarial networks, and then the repaired images can be output to convolutional neural network for recognition. 3. basic principle of face completion technology at present, the mainstream computer repair technologies for face images are generative confrontation network (gan) and context encoder (ca). among them, after iterative training of a large number of training sets, the generative confrontation network has high repair rate and repair accuracy, 5 which is the most popular research direction at present. 3.1. context encoder context encoder is composed of encoder and decoder, similar to generative adversarial network. the difference is that the decoder is a deconvolution network. the incomplete face image is input into the encoder, convolution it, and then the obtained data is input into the decoder. the decoder outputs the reconstructed image by transpose convolution. 3.2. generative confrontation network the generative confrontation network is proposed by ian goodfellow and yoshua bengio in 2014 by two neural networks. one neural network repairs the face image based on the incomplete image, and the other neural network judges the accuracy of the repaired image. 3.2.1. basic structure of generative adversarial networks the generative confrontation network is composed of two neural networks, namely, the generative network and the discriminant network. generate the network to accept the incomplete face image as input, according to the characteristics of the input face image, output the repaired face image. the repaired face image is input into the discriminant network, and the discriminant network also gives the probability that the image is generated from the real sample set rather than the generated network according to the characteristics of the face image. if the generated network is good enough, the discriminant network cannot judge whether the input image comes from the real sample set or the generated network, and the probability of output is 0.5. at this time, this generative confrontation network can meet the technical requirements of face image restoration technology. 3.2.2. training process of generative confrontation network the training process of generative adversarial network is mainly to train the two networks in an adversarial way, so as to continuously optimize the two networks and achieve the effect of the optimal model. the incomplete face image is input into the generation network. the generation network locates the incomplete area by function operation. in the training of a large number of training sets, the accuracy of positioning is continuously improved by alternating optimization technology. after locating the defect area, the corresponding complete area will be generated and fused with the original defect area to generate the repaired image and input to the discriminant network [3,4]. after judging the network received input, it will be compared with the image of the sample set, and the probability of the image from the real sample set is given. after multiple iterations, the texture details of the output image will become richer and richer, close to the real image. 4. short board and development trend of face completion technology at present, the face repair technology based on generative adversarial network has the advantages of high repair rate and high repair accuracy, and there are many related trained models published. the context encoder is very similar to the generative adversarial network in principle and structure. therefore, both shortcomings are common. face restoration technology based on generative adversarial network still has some defects to be improved. next, the shortcomings of face restoration technology based on generative adversarial network are briefly described. 4.1. heavy computation because the repair process and training process of the generative adversarial network are related to the convolution operation of the two sets of neural networks, the requirements for computer performance are relatively high. therefore, the hardware requirements for running the generative adversarial network are high, which makes the training and use of a set of available generative adversarial network for repairing face photos expensive and not conducive to wide use. 4.2. long training time since the neural network needs a large number of data for training, the generative adversarial network also needs a large number of samples sets for training, such as the data set containing one thousand and more pictures. if the training sample is less and the training iteration time is less, the accuracy of the repaired image will decrease sharply. 4.3. image details blurred when the generative adversarial network outputs images, due to the lack of sufficient information, the restoration of the occluded part still has the problems of fuzzy details and distortion to a certain extent with the original image. although the output image quality is enough to discriminate the network for face recognition, there are still some differences with the actual image. 4.4. positioning occlusion layer not accurate there is a problem of inaccurate positioning of mask layer in face image processing by generating network. this increases the difficulty of generating network to restore face images, which is easy to cause image restoration distortion and fuzzy details. at the same time, it also increases the amount of training required for generative confrontation network and increases the time required for training. 4.5. development trend of face completion in view of the above shortcomings, scientists are starting to improve the generative adversarial network, and there are many development trends. update the algorithm and optimize the computation. by optimizing the algorithm and iterative function used, the computation required by the neural network is reduced, the system resources required by the computer to run the generative confrontation network are reduced, and the requirements for computer performance are reduced. a new algorithm is used to reduce the number of training samples. the adam gradient descent algorithm and the random gradient descent method are used to find the best number of iterations, so as to reduce the amount of training, optimize the training time and save the cost. add new network optimization to generate image details. images repaired by generative adversarial networks, although roughly similar to the original image, but the details are still relatively rough. therefore, scientists hope to enter the generative network by adding a new network such as the semantic perception network, so as to optimize the quality of repairing face images and increase the details of human face. add the network based on yolo series to preprocess the images. before the occluded face images are input into the 6 generative adversarial network, the network of yolo series such as yolov4 is used to quickly locate the occlusion layer of the image, and highlight it. the generated network is assisted to accurately locate the occlusion layer, so as to improve the quality of the restored images, optimize the image details, and reduce the training time required for the generative adversarial network. 5. conclusion in this paper, the development history of face repair technology is reviewed, and the basic principle, shortcomings and development trend of face repair technology are summarized and prospected. it can be seen that the current face restoration technology can restore the face with high speed and accuracy. however, there are still some problems in face repair technology, such as large amount of computation, long training time and fuzzy details. scientists have put forward some methods to solve these problems, such as optimizing the amount of computation by updating the 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(2018).research on face image repair technology (master degree thesis, zhejiang university of technology). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 119 location of scene text based on yolov7 yulong chang1,2, youchan zhu1,2, kaili cui1,2, fujun guan1,2 and zheng li1,2, * 1 department of computer, north china electric power university, baoding 071000, china 2 engineering research center of intelligent computing for complex energy systems, ministry of education, north china electric power university, baoding 071000, china * corresponding author: zheng li (email: yeziperfect@163.com) abstract: text is everywhere in daily life, and it carries rich and accurate information. natural scene text detection technology can be widely used in various fields of life. chinese is an important tool to carry culture. therefore, it is of great significance to study natural scene chinese text detection. for text location in chinese scene, we use target detection method to train based on yolov7 model, and obtain effective detection results. keywords: text detection; yolov7; deep learning. 1. introduction words exist in all aspects of our life, which helps us understand things and exchange ideas. text in natural scenes also contains rich semantic information. text is more easily concerned than other objects. judd et al. [1] found that text is more easily concerned than other objects by analyzing the eye movement data of 1003 images. let the computer find the text contained in the picture in the natural scene picture, and identify it, and make good use of the semantic information transmitted by the text in the picture has great development prospects. the initial focus of character recognition is to recognize the scanned text of machine-printed documents, that is, optical character recognition (ocr) [2] with the in-depth study of ocr, it has reached a fairly high level of accuracy. however, the success of ocr system is limited to scanning the text in the document, and the recognition rate of scene text is not high. recognizing text from scene images is more challenging than traditional ocr. the location of scene text is the premise of text recognition. the background of the scene image is sometimes uneven and highly chaotic, and the location of the text in the scene is not uniform and its changeable form becomes the main problem of the scene text detection. the text location method is realized by the target detection model. traditional target detection methods use machine learning algorithms to determine target candidate regions through sliding windows of different scales,and extract target features in the region, such as histogram of oriented gradients(hog)[3],scale invariant feature transform(sift),local binary pattern(lbp), haar like features(haar),etc. according to the target detection method. ren et al[6] proposed a method based on predefined bounding box, which mainly uses faster-rcnn (fast region-based evolutionary neural network). liu [7] proposed a classical target detection framework. this method first generates multiple predefined bounding boxes with each pixel as the center, then judges whether these bounding boxes contain complete text, and finally refines the bounding boxes containing complete text to fit the text boundary. the network structure of text boxes proposed by liao [8] is consistent with the network structure of ssd. his solution is to change the detected object into text. text boxes adopts the full convolution network structure. by predicting the confidence of the text bounding box and the coordinate offset between the bounding box and the default bounding box (the predesigned initial bounding box), the coordinate information of the word bounding box is directly output at multiple feature layers. the feature of text boxes is that it adjusts the proportion of the convolution kernel in the convolution neural network, and transforms the traditional square into a long rectangle that is more consistent with the character of the text, so that the receptive field becomes a long rectangle, making it easier for the network to extract the character features. in addition, text boxes also adjusted the aspect ratio of the predefined bounding box and used the predefined bounding box with a larger aspect ratio to adapt to the shape of the text and reduce the difficulty of the regression task. the recognition speed of the text boxes method based on the first stage is significantly improved, but the recognition accuracy is not high for text recognition under complex light background and word recognition with too large character spacing. shi [9] proposed the seglink method, which is also improved based on ssd. its core idea is not to directly detect words or text lines, but to first detect local areas of words or text lines, and then connect these local areas to form a complete word or text line. it divides the text detection task into two subtasks: detecting the connection between text segments and predicting the connection between segments. among them, fragments are rectangular bounding boxes with directions, which are predefined bounding boxes, and they cover part of words or text lines. the connection between fragments refers to whether two fragments belong to the same word or text line. the segments with connection relationship are merged to generate the bounding box of the corresponding text. the seglink method is similar to the text boxes method, except that it is difficult to detect large text, because the connection is used to connect adjacent fragments, and cannot be used to detect lines of text with relatively long spacing. ma [10] improved the predefined bounding box and roi pooling layer on the basis of faster-rcnn network. because the direction of the scene text is arbitrary, and the detection method based on the predefined bounding box uses a horizontal rectangular bounding box. in order to make the predefined bounding box more coincident with the text, the predefined bounding box used by rrpn is angled, with 30 degrees as the interval, so as to obtain the bounding box covering 360 degrees. since the bounding box is angled at this 120 time, the extracted roi features are also angled rectangles. rrpn proposes a rroi pooling method to pool such features, so as to obtain horizontal features and pass them into the rcnn network. the specific method is to divide the angled roi features into n n regions on average, where n is the edge length of the pooling feature, then max pooling feature for each 1 1 region, and finally map the horizontal n n features. thus, the rrpn network can be used to detect text lines in any direction. due to the lack of relevant research on scene chinese detection, and the accuracy of location is not ideal. in order to locate the text information in the scene image, we use the target detection method. using yolov7 [11] target detection model, a lightweight real-time and efficient text detection method is proposed. this method mainly adjusts parameters and optimizes network framework based on yolov7 target detection model. for the problem of chinese text detection in scene images, we train the network on the rects dataset. we hope to provide a real-time and efficient detection method for chinese text location in the scene. 2. organization of the text 2.1. overall structure at present, within the range of 5~600 fps, the speed and accuracy of yolov7 target detection model are very efficient and accurate. figure 1 shows the model structure of yolov7. the model consists of three parts, namely input part, backbone feature extraction network part and head part. the input part uniformly converts the size of the image input to the model to 640×640×3. for the input image of the input part, the backbone feature extraction network carries out the operation and transmission between the network layers to extract the effective feature extraction of the image. the detection head part fuses and extracts the eigenvalues of the specific layer output, similar to the fpn structure, and finally obtains the result prediction through the detect module. yolo7 backbone feature extraction network introduces elan structure and mp structure on the basis of yolov5. among them, elan structure is stacked by different convolution blocks, and does not change the width and height of input feature layer. it strengthens the interaction between each feature layer through expansion, random combination and splicing, and improves the learning ability of the model. the mp structure is composed of two paths, namely, a 3 3 convolution block path and a maxpool path.the width and height of the input feature layer are compressed to enhance the feature fusion capability of the network. the detection head is composed of sppcspc module, deeper elan structure and repconv module.among them, the sppcspc module adds a "residual edge" on the basis of the spp module and uses the idea of csplayer for reference, and stacks it with the feature layer output after maxpool operation. repconv module [12] is a re-parameterized convolution architecture. during model training, parallel 1 1 convolution branches are added for 3 3 convolution layers. during model deployment, the parameters of the branch are reparameterized to the main branch, and the 3 3 main branch convolution output is taken. the reasoning speed of the model is improved by increasing the training cost. 2.2. elan and deepened elan elan module is an efficient network structure. by controlling the shortest and longest gradient path, the network can learn more features and has stronger robustness. as shown in figure 2, elan has two branches. the first branch changes the number of channels through a 1 1 convolution. the second branch is more complex. it first passes through a 1x1 convolution module to change the number of channels. then, four 3x3 convolution modules are used for feature extraction. finally, four features are superimposed to get the final feature extraction result. 640*640*3 conv conv conv 640*640*32 320*320*64 320*320*64 160*160*256 80*80*256 elan 80*80*512 mp-1 elan mp-1 elan 40*40*512 40*40*1024 20*20*1024 20*20*1024 3 0 1 2 4-11 12-16 25-29 30-37 38-42 43-50 sppcspc elan upsample conv concat upsample conv concat conv conv elan mp-2 elan mp-2 elan detect repconv repconv repconv 51 52 53 54 55 20*20*512 20*20*256 40*40*256 40*40*256 40*40*512 40*40*256 40*40*128 80*80*128 80*80*128 80*80*256 80*80*128 40*40*512 40*40*256 20*20*1024 20*20*512 20*20*1024 40*40*512 80*80*256 56-63 64 65 66 67 68-75 76-80 81-88 89-93 94-101 102 103 104 105 mp-1 elan 160*160*128 conv 17-24 backbone head figure 1. yolov7 network structure diagram 121 160*160*128 160*160*64 conv 1*14 160*160*64 conv 1*15 160*160*64 conv 1*16 160*160*64 conv 1*17 160*160*64 conv 1*18 160*160*64 conv 1*19 concat conv 1*1 160*160*256 10 11 160*160*256 40*40*512 160*160*64 conv 1*156 160*160*64 conv 1*157 160*160*64 conv 1*158 160*160*64 conv 1*159 160*160*64 conv 1*160 160*160*64 conv 1*161 concat conv 1*1 62 160*160*256 160*160*256 63 a elan b deeper elan figure 2. elan and elan ‘ the deepened elan, we can call elan'. for elan', it is very similar to the elan module. the slight difference is that the number of outputs it selects in the second branch is different. elan module selects three outputs for final addition. the elan'module selects five outputs to add. 2.3. sppcspc the sppcspc structure is shown in figure 3. first, the feature is divided into two different branches. the left part is processed like the spp structure, and the right part is processed through convolution. finally, the two parts are combined. in this way, the calculation amount can be reduced by half, making the speed faster and the accuracy improved. the left part can increase the receptive field to make the algorithm adapt to different resolution images. it obtains different receptive fields through a convolution layer. it can be seen from the figure that in the left branch, the eigenvalues pass through four branches with convolution layer in parallel. they are m [0], m [1], m [2] and the original eigenvalue without processing. these four different branches represent that they can process different objects. 2.4. mp module the mp module can be divided into two structures according to the connected input. mp1 is shown in figure 4a and mp2 is shown in figure 4b. mp module is divided into two branches, one of which is composed of maxpool and convolution layer, and the other is composed of two convolution layers. finally, the output results of the two branches are spliced. the main difference between mp1 and mp2 is that the input of concat in mp1 consists of two parts, with two branches respectively. the input of concat in mp2 consists of three parts, two of which come from two branches and the other from the backbone network. conv1*1 20*20*1024 20*20*512 conv1*1 conv1*1 conv1*1 conv1*1 conv1*1 concat conv1*1 conv1*1 conv1*1 concat conv1*1 20*20*512 20*20*512 20*20*51220*20*512 20*20*512 20*20*2048 20*20*512 20*20*512 20*20*512 20*20*512 20*20*1024 20*20*512 cv1 cv3 cv4 m[0] m[1] m[2] cv5 cv6 cv2 cv7 figure 3. sppcspc 122 160*160*256 mp 2*2 conv 1*1 conv 1*1 conv 1*1 conv 1*1 160*160*12880*80*256 80*80*128 80*80*128 80*80*256 12 14 13 15 16 80*80*128 mp 2*2 conv 1*1 conv 1*1 conv 1*1 conv 1*1 80*80*12840*40*128 40*40*128 40*40*128 40*40*512 76 78 77 79 80 40*40*256 a mp-1 b mp-2 figure 4. mp module 3. experiments in the experiment, rects was used as the model training data set, with a total of 20000 images, of which 15000 were used as the training set and 5000 as the test set. after some preprocessing, the image is mapped into a 640 pixels high and 640 pixels wide image by affine transformation. epoch is set to 300, and the initial learning rate is 0.01. the loss curve is shown in figure 5. the final experimental map reached 78.36%. figure 5. model training loss 4. conclusions the text in images and videos contains rich and accurate high-level language descriptions. accurate and effective extraction of these text information has important applications in multimedia retrieval, human-computer interaction, robot navigation, industrial automation and other fields. for the text location in chinese scene, we use the target detection method to carry out 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[12] ding x, zhang x, ma n, et al. repvgg: making vgg-style convnets great again[c]. ieee, 2021: 13728-13737. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 65 forecast of covid-19 epidemic trend based on multiple linear regression model yixi zou shenzhen new channel school, shenzhen, guangdong china. abstract: at present, covid-19 is prevalent all over the world, and countries are facing severe epidemic prevention and control problems. most countries in the world have taken corresponding measures, and how to predict the dynamics and trends of the epidemic quickly and accurately plays a key role in the global joint efforts to fight the epidemic. therefore, according to the spread characteristics of covid-19 epidemic, this paper first analyzes the multiple linear regression model, and then predicts the epidemic trend of covid-19 based on the multiple linear regression model. the experimental results showed that when covid-19 broke out, the multiple linear regression model had a high accuracy, and its forecast results were in good agreement with the cumulative confirmed cases. this shows that this algorithm is more effective than other existing algorithms. using multiple linear regression model to predict the epidemic trend of covid-19 has certain theoretical and practical significance. through the realization of this model, we can grasp the development and changes of epidemic situation in various regions in time in the management of epidemic prevention and control, prepare for epidemic prevention in advance through trend forecast, control epidemic situation in time and improve epidemic prevention effect. keywords: multiple regression model; covid-19; epidemic trend; forecast. 1. introduction in 2019, a sudden epidemic swept the world. at first, many unexplained cases were found in wuhan, hubei province in china, which was named covid-19 by who [1]. the virus has many ways of transmission and strong infectivity. in 2020, covid-19 outbreak broke out in europe and the united states. because these countries have adopted a negative policy to fight the epidemic-natural immunization, the virus spreads very fast, leading to a large-scale outbreak of the epidemic in these countries [2]. at present, covid-19 is spreading all over the world. since march 2020, the covid19 epidemic situation in china has tended to calm down, while the epidemic situation in foreign countries has become increasingly serious [3]. therefore, to find out the development characteristics and laws of the global epidemic situation, and accurately detect the transmission trend of covid-19 confirmed cases and suspected cases; give forecasts on the occurrence time, stopping time and final diagnosis scale of epidemic inflection point; formulate feasible prevention and control measures to reduce casualties and economic losses caused by the sudden outbreak of covid-19; this is essential to effectively control the global epidemic trend [4]. with the increasing number of international covid-19 infections, the pressure of epidemic prevention in china is increasing, and with the coming of autumn and winter, sporadic or clustered cases also appear in some areas of china [5]. at present, the work of searching for close contacts mainly depends on big data screening and registration screening of various units [6]. with the outbreak of china in 2019 to a large-scale global outbreak, many scholars have made forecasts and analyses. the basic mathematical model of infectious diseases is mainly to study the dynamics theory, transmission mode, spatial range and transmission speed of infectious diseases, so as to effectively prevent and control infectious diseases [7]. at present, covid-19 is spreading all over the world. many achievements have been made in the research and analysis of covid-19 epidemic spread trend through kinetic algorithm [8]. however, the latent patients of covid-19 have strong transmission ability, and the epidemic dynamics algorithm ignores the transmission risk caused by the latent patients. moreover, the current detection methods have not considered the containment effect of prevention and control measures and centralized treatment on epidemic situation [9-10]. multiple regression model is a commonly used statistical tool, which uses a set of independent variables to explain one or more dependent variables. multiple regression analysis allows us to evaluate the influence of one factor on the explained variables while keeping other factors unchanged. based on this, this paper predicts the epidemic trend of covid-19 based on multiple linear regression model. 2. covid-19 trend forecast model based on multiple linear regression model 2.1. model building the incubation time of covid-19 pathogen is evenly distributed with the infection time. the longer the incubation period, the stronger the infectivity. that is, the traditional algorithm thinks that people in the incubation period have no infectivity, but covid-19 has certain infectivity in the incubation period [11]. moreover, the algorithm is established without external intervention, and can't deal with the changes caused by management and control. therefore, this paper aims at improving this problem. in order to establish the related multiple linear regression model, the choice of explanatory variables is extremely critical. in communication, we usually use the relevant meaning of communication to select the variables that need to be explained. if the use requirements of quantitative communication are met, we should continue to test the significance of the variables in the model, so that the end of the goal stops at the purpose of explaining the variables [12-13]. in multiple regression analysis, the significance test of regression coefficient is to 66 test whether the linear relationship between each independent variable and dependent variable in the model is significant. the significance test is carried out by calculating the t-test value of each regression coefficient. in the traditional logistic function curve, p value can measure the speed of curve change; for covid-19, the p value in this function curve indicates the speed at which the epidemic reaches its peak. if the p value is large, the epidemic will soon reach its peak, indicating that a country has taken strong and effective measures during the epidemic. for example, the hospital is admitted quickly, centralized isolation, etc. on the contrary, it takes a long time for the epidemic to reach its peak. therefore, the value of p can measure the efficiency of a country's measures against the epidemic, the overall ability of the society to face the epidemic, and the attitude of the masses to the epidemic. in covid-19 trend forecast model based on multiple linear regression model, there may be multiple variables related to a certain variable y . studying the quantitative relationship between variable y and other variables is called multiple linear regression analysis. the mathematical model is: 𝑌𝛼 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑋𝛼1 + 𝛬𝛽𝑝𝑋𝛼𝑝 + 𝛽𝑋𝛼 + 𝜀𝛼 (1) 𝐸(𝜀𝛼) = 0, 𝐷(𝜀𝛼) = 𝜎2 (2) 𝛼 = 1,2, 𝛬, 𝑛 (3) 𝜀𝛼 are independent of each other, and the least square method is used to estimate parameter 𝛽 , and the multiple linear regression equation can be obtained: 𝑌 = 𝑏0 + 𝑏1𝑋1 + 𝑏2𝑋2 + 𝛬 + 𝑏𝑝𝑋𝑝 (4) the test methods of multiple regression model include: determination coefficient test (r test); regression coefficient significance test (t test); regression significance test (f test). in the multiple linear regression model, it comprehensively considers the factors that affect the spread of the epidemic, and selects the influencing factors according to the actual situation of the region as explanatory variables in the forecast model; according to the regression analysis, the factors of autocorrelation and multicollinearity are eliminated. then, the correlation coefficients between the influencing factors and the transmission quantity which conform to the model are obtained. then, the theory of communication is used to establish the forecast model, and the numerical values of each variable in the forecast model are determined by statistical software. finally, the data are sorted and substituted into the model to get the forecast results. the significance test of regression equation is to test whether there is a significant linear correlation between all independent variables as a whole and dependent variable. the significance test of multivariate regression equation is similar to that of univariate regression equation, so it will not be repeated here. the failure of the significance test of the regression equation may be due to the omission of important influencing factors in the selection of independent variables, or the nonlinear relationship between independent variables and dependent variables, so the forecast model should be re-established. 2.2. experimental analysis covid-19 trend forecast model includes all four kinds of people. all four kinds of participants in this model are considered, among which the infected person keeps infecting the susceptible person; the susceptible person becomes the infiltrator, the infiltrator can still infect the susceptible person, and the infiltrator has a certain probability of selfhealing; the infected person can recover after receiving treatment, and can't infect the disease again after recovery. as time goes by, everyone in this model will eventually become a convalescent. in order to verify the effectiveness of covid19 trend forecast model based on multiple linear regression model, this section carries out experiments. compared with the detection results of arima algorithm and original seir algorithm, the simulation platform is python, tensorflow framework and jupyternotebook. the given initial condition is that the conversion rate is 0.2. to ensure the rationality of the model, the following assumptions are made: all data sources are true and reliable, and there are no false reports. first of all, some of the crawled data did not conform to the actual situation of the overall epidemic forecast, so the data were cleaned and corrected. detailed cleaning rules are as follows: (1) the user selects a specific date, and the system feeds back the overall epidemic information data and data analysis of that date. (2) the user selects the map type, and the system feeds back the selected epidemic situation map information. (3) the user selects a specific city, and the system feeds back the epidemic information of the place and predicts the epidemic trend. in this paper, the reason for adding e to the model is that the contact infected person is not infected and the contact infected person is sick. however, due to the national isolation measures, the influence of isolation is considered, which reflects the importance of the national policy. secondly, the contact infected person is sick, and the infection rate is probable. in order to verify the fitting and detection effect of the algorithm, this paper divides the data into two parts: training set and testing set. the data of training set is used to train the algorithm, and the data of testing set is used to verify the accuracy of the algorithm and judge the detection effect of the algorithm. figure 1 shows the training results of the algorithm. figure 2 shows the forecast accuracy results of the algorithm. figure 1. training results of the algorithm figure 2. forecast accuracy results of the algorithm 67 the accuracy and effectiveness of the multiple regression model are obviously better than that of the single regression model. therefore, the multiple linear regression model constructed in this paper has a good effect in covid-19 trend forecast. this forecast model has good forecast and analysis ability in the early stage of epidemic outbreak, and its accuracy rate is high. by fitting the cumulative confirmed cases and the cumulative number of deaths, a good fitting result can be obtained. table 1 shows the comparison of experimental results of different algorithms. table 1. comparison of experimental results of different algorithms index arima seir paper algorithm optimum fitness value 0.9325 0.9235 0.9427 training error 11.025 13.142 8.956 forecast error 11.017 13.056 8.963 node connection number 8 10 14 it can be seen from table 1 that the trend of covid-19 can be predicted well by using the forecast model after training. the accuracy of the model is high, and the predicted results are in good agreement with the cumulative confirmed cases. 3. conclusions at present, covid-19 is spreading all over the world. understand the development characteristics and laws of the global epidemic situation, and accurately detect the transmission trend of covid-19 confirmed cases and suspected cases; give forecasts on the occurrence time, stopping time and final diagnosis scale of epidemic inflection point; formulate feasible prevention and control measures to reduce casualties and economic losses caused by the sudden outbreak of covid-19; this is essential to effectively control the development trend of the global epidemic. according to the spread characteristics of covid-19 epidemic, this paper first analyzes the multiple linear regression model, and then forecasts the epidemic trend of covid-19 based on the multiple linear regression model. the experimental results showed that when covid-19 broke out, the multiple linear regression model had a high accuracy, and its forecast results were in good agreement with the cumulative confirmed cases. the trained forecast model can predict the trend of covid19 well. this shows that this algorithm is more effective than other existing algorithms. in this paper, the multiple linear regression model was introduced into the epidemic trend forecast of covid-19, which solved the problem of epidemic trend forecast of covid-19. through the realization of this model, we can grasp the development and changes of epidemic situation in various regions in time in the management of epidemic prevention and control, prepare for epidemic prevention in advance through trend forecast, control epidemic situation in time and improve epidemic prevention effect. however, this forecast method also has some shortcomings. firstly, there may be some problems such as heteroscedasticity, autocorrelation and multicollinearity. secondly, it is not enough to directly predict the accuracy by using the empirical regression formula generated by regression analysis. it can only be used for macro reference in decision-making. the follow-up will continue to be discussed in depth. references [1] cui hengjian, hu tao. nonlinear regression method for forecasting epidemic situation in novel coronavirus [j]. china science, 2021(051-008). 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[13] cai jie, jia haoyuan, wang ke. based on seir model, the development trend of novel coronavirus epidemic in wuhan was predicted [j]. shandong medicine, 2020(6):1-4. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 22 research on network intrusion detection based on transformer gang gan, weiju kong school of cyberspace security, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610225, china. abstract: with the advancement of technology, the development of various industries has become inseparable from informatization. people's lives have become closely related to the network. while using the network to facilitate our lives, massive data is also generated. traditional firewall technologies are no longer sufficient to meet current needs. deep learning algorithms can establish complex mapping relationships between network data, and can extract hidden correlation features between data features to achieve data recognition and prediction. therefore, this paper introduces transformer and bidirectional long short-term memory (bilstm) into the field of intrusion detection, and proposes an intrusion detection method based on the combination of transformer-encoder and bilstm (tbl). deep neural networks (dnn) are used to further extract data features, and the softmax function is used to output classification results. in order to verify the effectiveness of this method, this paper trains and tests the tbl method on the nsl-kdd dataset, and verifies its feasibility and superiority. keywords: intrusion detection; deep learning, transformer; bidirectional long short-term memory. 1. introduction as a network defense system that can identify network attack behaviors and recognize and alert against them, intrusion detection system (ids) has become increasingly important in recent years. artificial intelligence has made significant breakthroughs in many fields, especially in data recognition and classification, where neural networks with their powerful feature extraction and learning capabilities can efficiently identify and classify massive amounts of data in networks. researchers at home and abroad are studying the most effective learning models in different scenarios, but few have studied how to apply neural networks to network intrusion detection. therefore, defending against network attacks is of great significance for national security, enterprise development, and personal privacy protection. today, with the rapid development of network technology, traditional intrusion detection techniques have gradually become ineffective, and developing new network intrusion detection models has become a top priority. building an intrusion detection system based on deep learning has both theoretical research value and practical application value. this paper proposes an intrusion detection method that combines entity embedding and transformer, using attention mechanisms to identify and classify attack behaviors in network traffic to achieve the goal of protecting important information. the nsl-kdd dataset is used to validate the performance of the model, and the experimental results show that the model has good detection performance. yang l's team [1,2] proposed the application of convolutional neural networks to network intrusion detection algorithms, and the experimental results showed that the method not only has generalization but also improves the convergence speed of the model. xiao y's team [3,4] proposed a simplified residual network algorithm to reduce the complexity of the network and prevent the problem of model overfitting. the algorithm further simplifies the original residual algorithm by deleting one weight layer and two batch normalization layers. although some progress has been made in preventing overfitting, the detection results for new types of network attacks are not ideal. yu's team [5,6] proposed a bilstm (bidirectional long short-term memory) intrusion detection model, which can capture key information in the feature information to complete the detection of abnormal data. although it fully learns the temporal information of attack behavior, it did not consider the impact of historical information, but still provides a new idea for intrusion detection. research experiments have shown that the imbalance of a dataset has a significant impact on the final training results of a model. imbalanced data can result in a higher proportion of minority class samples in the dataset, which can significantly affect the accuracy of the model's predictions. some scholars have begun researching the issue of data balancing. the bedi [7] team used siamese neural networks (siamese-nn) to address the issue of class imbalance in datasets. while this method has made some progress in detecting minority class anomalies, its precision still needs improvement. li chuan [8] proposed using generative adversarial networks (gans) to expand the number of minority class samples in the data, comparing the expanded data with the original data, and subsequently conducting comparative experiments on the original and expanded data using cnns. the experimental results showed that gans were effective in expanding the dataset. the fu [9] team used an adaptive synthetic sampling algorithm to expand the number of minority class samples to address the issue of data imbalance, but this method produced a large amount of noise data due to the influence of surrounding data, ultimately negatively impacting the model's performance. 2. transformer_bilstm 2.1. model architecture the model in this paper first preprocesses the initial data and inputs the processed data into the transformer module to establish connections between different features, and extracts richer feature information through multi-head attention. then, the data is input into a bi-lstm neural network to obtain the connection between the previous and next features to retain 23 its temporal information. finally, features are further extracted through dnn and classified and recognized using a softmax classifier to obtain the results. figure 1. tbl intrusion detection model 2.2. transformer-encoder the original transformer model is divided into two parts: the encoder and the decoder. in this chapter, we only used the encoder module of the transformer model and made some adjustments. the encoder is composed of multiple stacked encoders, each of which includes a multi-head attention mechanism, a feedforward neural network, and a residual network. to increase training speed and save time, the attention mechanism uses dot-product attention that can be computed in parallel, with the specific formula shown in equation (1). attention(q,k,v)=softmax( q∙kt √dk )∙v (1) the feedforward neural network has only one hidden layer, which is a perceptron with the same input and output dimensions. since a single hidden-layer network has weak non-linear mapping ability, and considering the balance between computational complexity and mapping ability, the number of hidden layer neurons is set to twice the number of input layer neurons in this paper [10,11]. the activation function relu is used. the structure of the entire transformer-encoder module is shown in figure 2. figure 2. transfirmer-encoder 2.3. bilstm the long short-term memory (lstm) neural network is a type of recurrent neural network (rnn) that solves the problem of long-range information loss in long sequences. it is used for processing time-series information and addresses the issues of gradient explosion and vanishing in rnn structures. it is capable of memorizing valuable information while discarding redundant memories [12]. the bidirectional lstm consists of a forward lstm and a backward lstm, which combine to contain all the information from both directions. its structure is shown in figure 3. figure 3. bilstm the input layer, input, takes the input data and feeds it into both the forward network, forward, and the backward network, backward [13,14]. the outputs from these networks are concatenated and represented as follows: hi=[hi ⃗⃗ , hi ⃖⃗ ⃗] (2) here, hi represents the final result obtained by concatenating the outputs of the forward and backward networks for the i-th input, where i ranges from 1 to n, where n is the total number of input data. 2.4. dnn dnns are generally classified based on the different layers, which can be divided into three categories: input layer, hidden layer, and output layer. typically, the first layer is the input layer, the last layer is the output layer, and all layers in between are hidden layers. the network structure of dnn is shown in figure 4. figure 4. dnn the general calculation formula (3) for dnn is as follows: f(x)= σ(wx+b) (3) 3. results and analysis 3.1. environment the intrusion detection model based on tbl uses a windows operating system, an intel(r) core (tm) i7-11700h cpu @ 2.50ghz processor, and 16gb of memory. the model training is accelerated using the nivdia geforce rtx 3060ti gpu, and the programming tools used are pytorch, cuda11.0, and python 3.6. 3.2. dataset the dataset used in this article's experiments is the nslkdd dataset, which is a subset of the classic kdd99 dataset with an additional feature. to avoid the classifier being biased towards frequent records and to ensure accurate detection, the nsl-kdd dataset removes a large amount of redundant and duplicated data from the kdd99 dataset and reasonably splits it into training and testing sets. 24 each record in the nsl-kdd dataset contains 43 features, where the first 41 features represent the traffic itself, the 42nd feature is the label indicating whether the record is normal or an attack behavior, and the 43rd feature is an additional feature added by nsl-kdd on the kdd99 dataset, representing the difficulty score of detecting the record. the dataset contains a total of 5 classes of data, including 4 types of attack and 1 type of normal data. the four types of attack are: dos, probe, u2r, r2l. these 4 types of attacks are further divided into 38 attack methods, with 22 types of attacks included in the training set and the remaining attack types included in the testing set. the generalization ability of the model is evaluated by testing whether it can detect unknown attack types in the testing set. the division of attack types in the training and testing sets is shown in table 1. table 1. division of attack types in subsets type attack types in the training set attack types in the test set dos back, land, neptune, pod, smurf, teardrop apache2, mailbomp, processtable, udpstorm, worm probe ipsweep, nmap, portsweep, satan mscan, saint u2r buffer_overflow, loadmodule, perl, rootkit ps, sqlattack, xterm r2l ftp_write, guess_passwd, imap, multihop, phf, spy, warezmaster named, httpummel, sendmail, snmpgetattac, snmpguess, xlock, snaoop the nsl-kdd dataset is divided into four subsets: kddtest+, kddtest-21, kddtrain+, and kddtrain+20%. kddtest-21 is a subset of kddtest+ that removes data with the 43rd feature equal to 21, which represents easily detectable intrusion data. therefore, the kddtest-21 dataset consists of difficult-to-detect traffic data. kddtrain+20% is a subset of kddtrain+ with only 20% of its data. table 2 shows the number of instances and the proportion of each data type in each subset of the nsl-kdd dataset. table 2. quantity and proportion of various types of data in the data set dataset normal dos probe u2r r2l kddtrain 13449 9834 2289 11 209 kddtrain+20% 67343 45927 11656 52 995 kddtest++ 9711 7460 2421 67 2885 kddtest-21 2152 4342 2402 200 2754 3.3. performance metrics in the field of intrusion detection, normal traffic samples are usually referred to as negative samples, while samples of attack types are referred to as positive samples. there are four possible outcomes for all samples that are detected: (1) true positive (tp): actual attack samples that are correctly identified as attack samples. (2) false positive (fp): actual normal samples that are incorrectly identified as attack samples, also known as false alarms. (3) true negative (tn): actual normal samples that are correctly identified as normal samples. (4) false negative (fn): actual attack samples that are incorrectly identified as normal samples, also known as misses. there are four evaluation metrics for intrusion detection, as follows: (1) accuracy (acc) represents the proportion of successfully detected samples to the total samples. a higher value indicates a better model. its calculation formula is as follows: accuracy(acc)= tp+tn tp+tn+fp+fn (4) (2) precision represents the proportion of actual attack samples among all samples that are detected as attack by the model. a higher value indicates better performance in detecting attack behaviors. its formula is: precision= tp tp+fp (5) (3) recall represents the proportion of samples identified as attack type among all attack samples in the dataset. a higher value indicates better performance of the model. its formula is: recall= tp tp+fn (6) (4) the f1-score is a comprehensive evaluation of precision and recall, with a maximum value of 1 and a minimum value of 0. a higher value indicates a better model performance. its formula is: f1score= 2×precision×recall precision+recall (7) 3.4. parameter settings the parameter settings for the intrusion detection model based on tbl are shown in table 3: table 3. model parameters parameters value iterations 100 batch size 2000 attention heads 4 feedforward hidden nodes 64 bilstm hidden nodes 64 learning rate 0.0001 loss rate 0.3 3.5. analysis of results the detection accuracy of the intrusion detection models based on the commonly used machine learning algorithms svm and random forest (rf), as well as the commonly used deep learning network models transformer and lstm, were compared in experimental tests, as shown in figure 5. figure 5. loss value kddtest+ dataset, and it can be seen from the comparison in the figure that the tbl method designed in this chapter has a significant advantage over other methods, with an accuracy of 94.3%. therefore, the methods discussed in this chapter are feasible. 25 figure 6. accuracy figure 6 compares the five-class precision of different models on the kddtest+ dataset. the data from the graph shows that the tbl-based intrusion detection method designed in this chapter has certain advantages in detecting the attack types probe, r2l, and u2r, with precision rates of 94.2%, 92.6%, and 98.8%, respectively. however, the performance of this method in detecting normal and dos types of data is not as good as that of the transformer-based intrusion detection method. the method designed in this chapter has a detection effect on normal data that is lower than the best by 1.6% and a detection effect on dos type data that is lower than the best by 2.0%. overall, the method designed in this chapter is still effective. figure 7. recall figure 7 shows the recall rate of different methods in detecting the kddtest+ dataset, which mainly expresses the probability that each type of data can be correctly distinguished in different types of data. from the figure, it can be seen that for normal type data, the recall rate of the rf method is the highest at 95.8%, but the rf model's recall rate for probe, r2l, and u2r type data is not good. the tblbased intrusion detection method designed in this chapter has improved the recall rate on normal and dos type data by 2.1% and 5.8%, respectively, compared to the transformer-based intrusion detection method. however, the recall rate of the tbl model in detecting probe, r2l, and u2r type data is slightly lower than that of the transformer model. the tbl model proposed in this chapter is an attempt in the field of intrusion detection. comparing the precision and recall rates can show that this model has certain effects and provides a new direction for intrusion detection based on transformer. to provide a more intuitive comparison of the performance of different models, the f1 values were compared to evaluate the overall performance of the models. the f1 values of each model are shown in the following figure 8. figure 8. f1 the f1 score is generally an important indicator for overall performance comparison of models. the f1 score comparison of different models for each data type is shown in figure 8. from the figure, it can be seen that the tbl model proposed in this paper has an overall advantage and achieved 91.1%, 90.4%, 95.87%, 94.94%, and 99.2% for the five different types of data, respectively. this indicates that the tbl-based intrusion detection method proposed in this chapter is worth studying. 4. conclusion with the advancement of technology, the development of various industries has become inseparable from information technology. people's lives have become closely related to the internet, and while the network facilitates our lives, it also generates massive amounts of data, including sensitive data involving personal privacy. once such data is leaked, the resulting losses are incalculable. therefore, network security issues have received increasing attention. with the complexity and diversity of attack methods, traditional firewall technologies can no longer meet the current security needs. in contrast, intrusion detection methods based on deep learning can automatically discover hidden associations in traffic data, solve the problem of manual feature selection in traditional methods, and can better identify unknown attack types and adapt to the heterogeneous network traffic data and rapidly changing attack patterns, which can meet the needs of protecting against the endless stream of attack methods in the current network environment. therefore, combining intrusion detection systems with deep learning has become a new goal for researchers in the intrusion detection field. based on an understanding of existing deep learning-based intrusion detection methods, particularly the problems of using a single model in intrusion detection methods, this paper analyzes and proposes a novel composite model-based intrusion detection method and applies it to the intrusion detection field, 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(2) algorithmic steps. route planning of electroplating products is carried out based on afsa. in the planning process, there is no crossing or collision for obstacles. afsa simulates fish foraging, clustering, rear-ending and random behavior. 3. parameter and model establishment (1) parameter description fish school size: n; range of sight: (is the minimum value of visual range, is the maximum value of visual range); min maxvisual（ ） minvisual maxvisual crowding factor: (represents  the number of artificial fish allowed to be accommodated within a unit volume to prevent artificial fish from having local extreme value points), between the value range;  (0,1) maximum number of attempt steps: _try number crowding factor; min max（ ） number of iterations: t ; maximum number of iterations: tm ; adjust parameters: m . (2) model establishment due to the global optimal solution and suboptimal solution curve interference problem, the probability of the optimal route planning of afsa is, and the probability of the optimal route is low. 𝑝 = 1 2𝑛 , 𝑛 = 1,2,3, . . .. in order to achieve the optimal afsa route planning, when the fish swarm finds the target point, the track of the fish swarm at the target point is 28 recorded, and the feasible solution of the path planning is formed. in the feasible solution, the shortest path is selected as the best. in afsa, the visual range is small, and the search in a small range is more detailed, which is beneficial to the convergence rate, but it is easy to fall into the local optimal. on the contrary, the wider detection range of fish swarm is conducive to rearend pursuit and clustering behavior, but it has an important influence on the algorithm stability. therefore, the visual function of exponential function is proposed to adjust the visual field and give the visual range a range selection, that is, large range search in the early stage and small range meticulous search in the late stage, so as to improve the search accuracy and convergence speed. the algorithm is also easy to implement. min max min( / ) 1/ (1 ( / ))t visual visual visual visual m t m    =   = +  (1) considering the search ability and convergence speed of the algorithm, the improved crowding factor function is: { 𝛿(𝑘 + 1) = 𝑑𝑒𝑙 × 𝛿 𝑑𝑒𝑙 = (1 − 𝑡 𝑚𝑡 )(𝛿𝑚𝑎𝑥𝑚𝑖𝑛){ (2) 4. matlab simulation examples cargo logistics path optimization example parameter setting, n=60, 𝑣𝑖𝑠𝑢𝑎𝑙 = 15 . 𝛿 = 0.618𝑡𝑟𝑦_𝑛𝑢𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑟 = 17𝑀𝑡 = 110 the traditional algorithm was defined as afsa1, and matlab simulation was used to obtain the path image as shown in figure 1 and iteration as shown in figure 2. figure 1. path diagram figure 2. iteration diagram in the feasible solution, the optimization algorithm to improve the visual range function and the congestion factor function is afsa2. using matlab simulation, the path image is shown in figure 3 and the iteration is shown in figure 4. figure 3. path diagram figure 4. iteration diagram the above two algorithms take 60 groups of random initial values for the experiment, recording the shortest and longest path. the path planning results show that afsa2 optimizes the path, as shown in table 1. table 1. comparison table of optimization results model shortest path longest path average t/s afsa1 73.1 83.9 78.5 63.4 afsa2 71.0 75.0 73 62.5 figure 1, figure 3 and comparison table 1 show that traditional afsa1 path planning is prone to be unreasonable, with many recorded values crossing obstacles. however, if visual range parameters and crowding factor are fixed values like traditional artificial fish swarm algorithm, the path cannot be optimized. by adding improved visual range function and congestion factor function to the feasible solution recording method, afsa2 can effectively adjust itself with the number of iterations, avoid global and local curve interference, and obtain the optimal and stable logistics path. 29 5. epilogue by using the afsa improvement method, it can be seen from the results in table 1 that the improved planned goods path is shorter, the planned goods path is reasonable and optimized, and the logistics cost will be less, which indicates that the cost of goods logistics can be reduced through route optimization. acknowledgment fund project: zhanjiang university of science and technology brand promotion project: ppjhkcz-2022278, zhanjiang university of science and technology featured major project: engineering management major. references [1] zhu daqi, yan mingzhong. 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[2020] path planning of robot based on improved artificial fish swarm algorithm. science technology and engineering,20(23),9455-9449. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 101 research on aluminum defect classification algorithm based on deep learning with attention mechanism wen zhang, shibao sun, huanjing yang college of information engineering, henan university of science and technology, luoyang 471000, china abstract: product quality is an important indicator for determining the quality of industrial products. defects on the surface of aluminum profiles are inevitably caused in the actual production process due to the influence of various factors such as environment and equipment, and these defects seriously affect the quality of aluminum profiles. the focus and difficulty of research have shifted to how to quickly and accurately identify and classify surface defects in aluminum profiles. to address this issue, this paper proposes an aluminum defect classification algorithm that uses an attention mechanism in conjunction with the traditional inception v4 network model for deep learning image classification, to accurately identify and classify aluminum defect areas. experiments and comparative analysis are performed on the aluminum defect recognition dataset from the alias tianchi platform, and the results show that the algorithm with the addition of the attention mechanism improves accuracy by 1.24% over the original model. keywords: deep learning; defect classification; attention mechanism; inception v4. 1. introduction with the development of the industrial manufacturing field in the world, china has become a major manufacturing country with a large number of industrial products to be produced every day. with the increasing demand, the quality of industrial products is becoming more and more demanding, however, no matter the process of production or transportation, there is no way to avoid the defects on the surface of the products [1]. for example, due to the complexity of the production environment and the limitations of the processing equipment, the surface of aluminum profiles, as a basic material in industrial manufacturing, is prone to cracks, abrasions, peeling, pits, scratches, miscellaneous colors, dirty spots, and other defects during production and transportation, which can seriously affect the quality of aluminum profiles [2]. therefore, it is important to automate the classification and identification of defects in aluminum profiles. the existing defect recognition classification methods are the manual recognition method, single mechanism recognition method, infrared recognition method, magnetic particle recognition method, eddy current recognition method, magnetic leakage recognition method, machine vision recognition method [3-7], and other seven methods. however, the first six methods mentioned above have the shortcomings of low efficiency and accuracy due to the limitation of the principle. among the methods of machine learning recognition, such as support vector machines and decision trees are based on manual to feature extraction and classification of defects, which can only learn some low-level features and cannot learn detailed abstract high-level features [8], and the accuracy rate is low in the recognition and classification of subtle defects. with the development of deep learning, convolutional neural networks (cnns) are widely used in image classification, target detection [9-10], speech recognition, and intelligent robotics [11], etc. convolutional neural networks (cnns) extract features differently from manual extraction, but learn features and extract them from the data itself, with better results and greater robustness. shanshan xu et al [12] implemented wood defect recognition classification by convolutional neural network and this method does not require complex pre-processing of images and can recognize many kinds of wood defects with high correct rate and efficiency. liu, meng ke et al [13] achieved the classification of track surface defects recognition by the convolutional neural network, which solved the problem that traditional machine vision recognition technology relies on manual experience. zhiyang wu et al [14] proposed a convolutional neural network-based monochrome fabric defect recognition algorithm for the problem of high leakage rate and low efficiency of manual recognition of fabric defects in fabric production enterprises, and the experimental results showed that this method could achieve high accuracy and speed. tian wang et al. [15] proposed a convolutional neural network to automatically extract features to distinguish between defectfree and defective images for product quality control. gui zhong fu et al. [16] proposed a deep learning-based approach through a compact and effective convolutional neural network model that emphasizes the training of low-level features and incorporates multiple sensory fields. however, due to the uneven distribution of surface defects of aluminum profiles and the fact that aluminum profile defects belong to small target information, the defect classification using only the above-mentioned deep convolutional neural network method is easy to ignore some detailed information, especially when some defects on the surface of aluminum profiles are small and easy to classify inaccurately, which leads to poor results. therefore, this paper focuses on the current practical problem of classifying aluminum surface defects by selecting the classical deep learning network classification model inception v4 and adding the attention mechanism scse module to its model for fusion, which makes the network model learning easier to capture the local key information on feature map channels and space and suppress irrelevant information, to further improve the accuracy of the model in classifying aluminum defects. 102 2. related work 2.1. inception v4 network for convolutional neural networks, an effective way to obtain efficient network performance is to increase the breadth and depth of the network, but the blind increase will lead to a dramatic increase in network parameters, which can easily cause overfitting [17].googlenet [18] inception v1 was proposed by the google team in 2014 and won first place in that year's imagenet competition classification task won the first place. he was the first to propose the inception structure based on lenet-5. the core of inception is to use convolutional kernels of different sizes, which makes the existence of different sizes of perceptual fields, and finally, achieve the fusion of different scale features by stitching. the effect is to increase the depth and width of the network while also reducing the number of parameters. different versions of inception v2-v4 [19-21] have emerged based on this network with continuous optimization. in this paper, we use the inception v4 network as the main architecture, and the network principle of inception v4 is described in detail below. the network is composed of a stem module, inception-a module, inception-b module, inception-c module, reduction-a module, and reduction-b module. each module is highly tunable. the width and depth of the network are increased without increasing the network parameters, thus increasing the accuracy and not overfitting. the network structure is shown in figure 1. input(229×229×3) stem 4×inception-a reduction-a 7×inception-b reduction-b 3×inception-c average pooling dropout softmax figure 1. inception v4 structure diagram 2.2. scse attention mechanism the attention mechanism mimics the study of human brain vision, which has access to a large amount of information from the outside world at anytime and anywhere, and from a large amount of information, quickly locates relatively important information and ignores irrelevant information [22]. therefore, it is important to introduce the attention mechanism into deep learning networks to achieve similar functions in defect recognition classification. the scse module is based on the evolution of the se module in senet [23]. three variants of the se module of royag et al [24], namely, the cse channel compression spatial excitation module, the sse spatial compression channel excitation module, and the scse module formed by combining the cse and sse modules in parallel. and it is experimentally demonstrated that such a module can enhance meaningful features and suppress useless features. the main idea proposed by the cse module is shown in figure 2, firstly the input feature mapu=[u1, u2,...,uc], each channel ui( 𝑢𝑖 ∈ ℝ𝐻×𝑊 ) ， u obtains the vector z( 𝑧 ∈ 𝑅𝐻×𝑊 )after passing through the global pooling layer (gap).the value at the k-th channel can be expressed as: 𝑧𝑘 = 1 𝐻×𝑊 ∑ ∑ 𝑢𝑘 𝑊 𝑗 𝐻 𝑖 (𝑖, 𝑗) (1) where h, w is the size of the feature map,c is the number of channels, (i,j) is the coordinate on the feature map.then the vector is fully connected twice, w1,w2 are the weights of the fully connected layer, and then the process of relu function enhances the independence between each channel and sigmoid normalization to obtain𝜎(𝑧 ∧ ),where the 𝑧 ∧ value can be expressed as: 𝑧 ∧ = 𝑊1(𝛿(𝑊2𝑧)) (2) finally, it is multiplied with the unprocessed feature information of the original channel to obtain the calibrated feature map. in this way, the information within the unimportant channels will be reduced and suppressed, while the information within the important channels will remain almost unchanged and the disguised phase is enhanced. the whole process can be expressed as: 𝑈 ∧ cse = 𝐹𝑐𝑆𝐸(𝑈) = [𝜎(𝑧1 ∧ )𝑢1, 𝜎(𝑧 ∧ 2)𝑢2,. . . , 𝜎(𝑧 ∧ 𝐶)𝑢𝐶] (3) w h c u z 11 2 c 11 c 2 c ( )• c c  z( )  u cse channel-wise recalibrate  * * relu figure 2. channel attention mechanism (2) the main idea of sse module is shown in figure 3, sse is a variant on the basis of cse, cse to improve the ability of important channel feature information of the network by compressing spatial information, then, in turn, it can also compress channel information to improve the ability of important spatial feature information of the network, so sse was born. for the input feature map u=[u1 ,1 ,u1 ,2 ,..., ui, j ,..., uh ,w] (ui, j∈ ℝ1×1×𝑐)，h,w are the dimensions of the feature map respectively,(i,j) is the spatial location of the feature map, the vector q is obtained by squeezing the feature information of the space through a 1×1 convolution with a channel number of 1. the vector q can be expressed as: 103 q=𝑊sq ∗ 𝑈 (4) where 𝑊sq ∈ ℝ1∗1∗c*1, the obtained feature map q is then normalized by the sigmod function to obtain( (·)), which corresponds to the spatial feature information of the (i,j) pixel points in the feature map respectively, and finally weighted with the input original feature map.the whole process can be expressed as: 𝑈 ∧ sse = 𝐹𝑠𝑆𝐸(𝑈) = [𝜎(𝑞1,1)𝑢 1,1, . . . , 𝜎(𝑞𝑖,𝑗)𝑢 𝑖,𝑗 , . . . , 𝜎(𝑞𝐻,𝑊)𝑢 𝐻,𝑊] (5) w c u  u sse spatially recalibrate  (q) 11 1 h w h * ( )• figure 3. spatial attention mechanism (sse) (3) the main idea proposed by the scse module is shown in figure 4, which is a tandem of the cse and sse modules, and the feature extraction is carried out separately by both the channel and space of the feature map, and then the weighted summation is obtained after the feature map information obtained is more specific and targeted, making the final extracted feature information also more focused. its formula can be expressed as: 𝑈𝑠𝑐𝑆𝐸 = 𝑈𝑐𝑆𝐸 + 𝑈𝑠𝑆𝐸 (6) w c u h  u cse  usse  u scse figure 4. channel-space attention mechanism (scse) 3. method the difficulty of classifying aluminum defects lies in the inconsistent shape of the surface defects and the difference in size. for the surface defects of aluminum are very small and some small scratches, this paper incorporates the attention mechanism scse module in the module of inception v4 network model to pay more attention to these regions of interest, extract more important feature information for learning and then improve the accuracy of the model classification. the structure diagram of the improved algorithm is shown in figure 5. input(229×229×3) stem 4×inception-a reduction-a 7×inception-b reduction-b 3×inception-c average pooling dropout softmax scse模块 scse模块 scse模块 figure 5. inception v4-scse structure diagram inception v4 investigates two modules, the inception module and reduction module, the attention module scse is added to inception-a, inception-b, and inception-c modules respectively for fusion, but the number of parameters thus generated does not affect the network training time and the real-time demand for classification of aluminum defects. the inception module is added to increase the width and depth of the network to obtain more feature information, and the reduction module is added to reduce the computational effort. the reduction module was added to reduce the computational effort. the algorithm in this paper uses the cross-entropy loss function commonly used in classification problems in the network training process, its formula can be expressed as: 𝐿 = − 1 𝑁 ∑ (𝑦(𝑖) 𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑦 ∧ (𝑖) + (1 − 𝑦(𝑖)) 𝑙𝑜𝑔( 1 − 𝑦(𝑖))) 𝑁 𝑖=1 (7) where n denotes the size of the number of samples, and i denotes the i-th sample,𝑦(𝑖) is the true value,𝑦 ∧ (𝑖) is the predicted value. 4. experimental analysis 4.1. datasets this paper uses a dataset from the 2018 guangdong industrial smart manufacturing big data innovation competition aluminum profile surface defect recognition dataset, which is hosted by alicloud tianchi. the dataset contains no defect samples and ten categories of defect samples (divided into non-conductive, scuffed, cross-strip pressure dent, orange peel, bottom leakage, bruise, pit, convex powder, cracked coating, and dirty spot). the 104 following are images of the ten categories of defect samples, respectively, as shown in figure 6. figure 6. pictures of aluminum defect categories 4.2. evaluation criteria the experiments in this paper belong to a classification task, so the common criteria of classification, accuracy, precision and recall, are used to evaluate the performance of the algorithm. first of all, the concepts of tp, tn, fp, and fn are concerned. tp is predicted as a positive sample and predicted correctly, tn is predicted as a negative sample and predicted correctly, fp is classified (predicted) as the actual negative sample as a positive sample, and fn is classified (predicted) as the actual positive sample as a negative sample. table 1. classification confusion prediction sample actual sample positive sample negative sample positive sample negative sample tp(true positives) fn(false negatives) fp(false positives) tn(true negatives) 1)accuracy accuracy is the most commonly used evaluation metric in classification, and it is the proportion of all correctly predicted samples (both positive and negative classes) to the total. (8) 2)precision the precision rate is the percentage of all predicted positive classes that are truly positive out of all predicted positive classes, and is specific to our prediction results. 𝑃recision = 𝑇𝑃 𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑃 (9) 3)recall the recall is the proportion of all predicted positive classes that are actually positive out of the total number of positive classes. 𝑅ecall = 𝑇𝑃 𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑁 (10) 4.3. results and analysis this experiment is based on windows operating system, trained on pytorch deep learning framework, using geforce gtx1650ti gpu. the size of all images in the experiment is set to 400×400, the epoch in the experiment is set to 50, the stochastic gradient descent algorithm is used, and the initial learning rate is 0.001. to verify the performance of the algorithm proposed in this paper, the improved algorithm inception v4-scse is compared and analyzed with the network model inceptionv4 and the two most commonly used deep learning network models xception [25] and shufflenet-v2 [26] on the aluminum defect recognition dataset by these three criterias accuracy, precision and recall. figure 7. comparison of loss curves different model validation loss curves figure 8. comparison of acc curves for different model validation as shown in figure 7 and figure 8, the curves of loss function and accuracy of the proposed algorithm model in this paper are compared with other network models at the time of validation. from the graphs, it can be seen that the lowest loss value of the proposed algorithm inception v4-scse is around 0.1, and the accuracy rate is around 98%. the next lowest loss value of inception is around 0.15, and the accuracy is around 96%. it can also be seen from the figure that the loss values and accuracy rates of these four algorithms gradually level off after the 25th epoch. table 2. comparison of different evaluation criterias under different network models method accuracy xception shufflenet-v2 inception v4-scse inception v4 precision recall 92.5 94.4 98.00 93.75 94.25 85.7 85.4 96.76 97.8 91.7 92.0 96.0 as can be seen from table 2, the inception v4-scse network model proposed in this paper has 1.24% higher accuracy, 5.8% higher precision, and 1.6% higher recall than the original model inception v4. and it is also compared with other deep learning network models xception and shufflenetv2, and both the accuracy, precision and recall rates are significantly better than the performance of these network models. 5. conclusion in this paper, we propose a deep learning aluminum defect classification algorithm incorporating an attention mechanism to address the practical problem of identifying and classifying defects generated by aluminum in the production process and various factors. the accuracy of classifying aluminum defects is improved by adding an attention mechanism module to the deep neural network model inception v4 to enhance the sensitivity of the network to small defects. experiments are also conducted on the aluminum defect recognition dataset from ali tianchi to fnfptntp tntp accuracy +++ + = 105 demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm. however, this algorithm only classifies a single defect on an image, and in reality, there are often multiple defects on a single image, so in-depth research is needed for this multilabel defect classification task in the future, making it possible to truly solve the practical problems that exist in reality and improve the practicality and robustness of the algorithm. references [1] xu qianxin, et al. 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"shufflenet v2: practical guidelines for efficient cnn architecture design." proceedings of the european conference on computer vision (eccv). 2018. javascript:; frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 106 improving nlp accuracy with stack-propagation and knowledge distillation: a joint model for intent detection and slot filling yuan wang*, zhoumeng yang, xiyan zhang department of computer science and information, beijing jiaotong university, beijing,100044, china * corresponding author: yuan wang (email: bjtu_wangyuan@163.com) abstract: intent detection and slot filling are fundamental tasks in natural language understanding (nlu), constituting important components of intelligent question-answering systems. these tasks are closely interrelated, forming a core aspect of semantic understanding in natural language processing. in this paper, we propose an architecture using stack-propagation to improve the accuracy of nlu tasks. in stack propagation, we use a joint model that mainly incorporates token-level intent detection data with sentence word vectors as input for slot filling to capture intent semantic knowledge. additionally, we use knowledge distillation (kd) to improve model efficiency and enhance the correlation between the two tasks. our proposed framework significantly differs from existing joint models as it directly leverages intent information in the joint model and adopts token-level intent information for slot filling to ease error propagation. furthermore, our model can explicitly incorporate intent information for slot filling with stack-propagation, making the interaction procedure more interpretable, while other models only interact with hidden states implicitly between the two tasks. we experimentally evaluated our model on two publicly available datasets, and the results demonstrate that it achieves state-of-the-art performance and outperforms previous methods by a significant margin, indicating its superiority in addressing the slot-filling and intent detection tasks. in future research, we will combine the stack-propagation frame with the kd module in the transform model, which can boost our model performance to move forward a single step in the nlu task. keywords: natural language understanding; slot-filling; intent detection; stack-propagation; knowledge distillation. 1. introduction natural language understanding (nlu) is the ability of a computer program to understand human language as it is spoken or written. according to jurafsky and martin (2019), nlu is defined as "the process of mapping a given input (usually text or speech) into a structured representation that captures the meaning of the input at different levels of granularity." nlu is an important component of natural language processing (nlp) and is used in various applications such as virtual assistants, chatbots, and intelligent search engines. slot filling and intent detection are fundamental tasks in natural language understanding, constituting important components of intelligent question-answering systems. these tasks are closely interrelated, forming a core aspect of semantic understanding in natural language processing. various joint models have been proposed to capture the correlation between the two tasks, and these models have demonstrated superiority over traditional pipelined approaches. table 1. an example with intent and slot annotation utterance sample sentence token leave on wednesday april sixth token-level intent action weekday month day slot-filling o depart_date. day_name depart_dat e.month_n ame depart_d ate.day_n umber sentence intent depart date information as indicated in table 1, the utterance pertains to obtaining detailed information regarding a flight. by training the datasets of the airline travel information system (atis), each token in the utterance is assigned different slot labels, and the whole utterance is assigned an intent label. this enables the model to identify and extract specific information from the utterance, such as the flight number or departure time. in a general model, intent detection and slot filling are separated into different implemented training models. however, nowadays, more and more studies have shown that the slots and intents are highly correlated and that considering them jointly may improve the performance of natural language understanding systems (goo et al., 2018; li et al., 2018; zhang et al., 2019). for example, when processing a sentence that contains multiple temporal expressions, it is often necessary to comprehend the sentence as a whole in order to determine whether a particular expression pertains to a departure or arrival. however, using token-level intent detection can help avoid errors in slot filling by providing accurate intent information. for instance, by mapping the slot label "depart_date.day_name" to "arrival_date.day_name", the guiding annotation function of intent information for slot filling can be improved. considering the state-of-art performance for both intent detection and slot-filling, it is possible to solve some classical problems of fuzzy words and inclusion words in speech recognition. in speech recognition emergencies, we often encounter the conflict between the two confusing words "help" and "rescuer", but in the face of such an emergency, we need to 107 greatly reduce the probability of its triggering by mistake. for such an understanding of semantics, we can use the joint model of slot filling and intent detection to understand tokenlevel intent and finally accurately analyze the true intention of its sentences. this research can provide a new way to solve semantic understanding problems such as fuzzy words. in this paper, we propose a joint framework to address these issues above. zhang and huang (2009) presented a stackbased approach to parsing coordination structures. in this regard, our proposed model adopts the concept of a joint framework for training both intent-detection and slot-filling tasks. specifically, the output of intent detection is utilized as the token-level intent and serves as input for training the slotfilling task. to enhance the output performance, the framework implements knowledge distillation to distill knowledge from a larger deep neural network into a smaller network. the intent and slot-filling encodings are utilized as the teacher model, and a student model is obtained through the application of a softmax function via high-temperature knowledge distillation. 2. analysis 2.1. guidance in this section, we will discuss the definitions and approaches of intent detection and slot-filling tasks, which provide a detailed description of our stack-propagation framework with knowledge distillation. we will also compare our approach with a general multitask framework to highlight the advantages of our proposed method. the structure of the stack-propagation with knowledge distillation model has been shown in figure 1, and the following paragraph will explain each part of the model species. figure 1. stack-propagation framework with knowledge distillation the stack-propagation with knowledge distillation model for correlative intent detection and slot filling is illustrated in this figure. the model comprises a shared encoder and two decoders. the output distribution of the intent detection network and the representations obtained from the encoder are concatenated to serve as input for slot filling. both of the decoder outputs are transmitted to the knowledge distillation module for better performance. 2.2. shared encoder the proposed stack-propagation framework with kd employs a shared encoder for both intent detection and slotfilling tasks, which is equipped with a bidirectional long short-term memory (bilstm) and a self-attention mechanism. the bilstm reads the input tokens in both forward and backward directions, allowing for the production of a context-sensitive hidden state. the self-attention mechanism captures the hidden state and utilizes them to represent the queries, keys, and values (qkv) matrices using different linear projections. the output, e, is then formulated as: 𝐞 = softmax⁡( 𝐐𝐊⊤ √𝑑𝑘 )𝐕. 2.3. token-level intent decoder in this framework, we perform token-level intent detection. through training a multitude of label features, the stackpropagation framework divides the linguistic meaning between various words and selects the most probable utterance-level intention via a voting process. subsequently, the resulting semantic information is utilized to correct the token-level semantic output. the corrected token-level result is then input to the slot-filling decoder to complete the stackpropagation framework task. 2.4. slot-filling decoder this paper highlights one of the advantages of the proposed stack-propagation framework, which is the direct utilization of explicit intent information to restrict the slots to specific intent and thereby reduce the workload of the slot-filling decoder. moreover, to serve as the slot-filling decoder, we utilize another unidirectional lstm in a similar manner. to obtain a more accurate output for slot filling, our proposed stack-propagation framework conducts bidirectional training, taking into account both the intent of the word vector and the token-level information in the original sentence. this allows the framework to obtain the instruction of the utterance intent in slot filling, resulting in a better output through the linkage effect between the two tasks. 2.5. joint training with knowledge distillation in another innovative model, we use a knowledge distillation module with both the slot filling and intention detection results for further training. in this way we can not only convert the sentence-level classification task into tokenlevel prediction to directly leverage token-level intent information for slot filling but can also combine the parameters between the original teacher model through knowledge transformation, and finally obtain the number of parameters of the student model is greatly reduced compared with that of the teacher model, thus greatly reducing the difficulty and training time of the training. the intent detection objection can be formulated as: ℒ𝐼 ≜ −∑ 𝑚 𝑗=1 ∑ 𝑛𝐼 𝑖=1 𝐲 ^ 𝑗 𝑖,𝐼log⁡(𝐲𝑗 𝑖,𝐼) thus, the slot-filling task output can be defined as: ℒ𝑆 ≜ −∑ 𝑚 𝑗=1 ∑ 𝑛𝑆 𝑖=1 𝐲 ^ 𝑗 𝑖,𝑆log⁡(𝐲𝑗 𝑖,𝑆) to achieve simultaneous slot filling and intent detection, the final joint objective combined with the knowledge distillation module ℒ𝐾 is expressed as follows: ℒ𝑓𝑖𝑛𝑎𝑙 = ℒ𝐼 + ℒ𝑆 + ℒ𝐾 the loss function is proposed by liu and lane, 2016, which is known as the pipeline approach, which separates intent detection and slot filling into two distinct processes. but it 108 suffers from error propagation, where errors in earlier stages can propagate and affect later stages. figure 2. comparison of general and evaluated multitask framework 2.6. framework with stack-propagation and kd v.s. general multitask framework figure 2, illustrates the general multitask framework, which involves the execution of distinct tasks, namely task a and task b. however, the framework lacks correlation during the training stage, and the only shared component is the encoder. this results in a lack of guidance from the upstream task to the downstream task within the general multitask framework. furthermore, in the event of an error in the upstream task, there is no provision for negative feedback from the downstream task to modify and correct the error promptly, leading to the propagation and escalation of errors. however, stack-propagation with knowledge distillation can mitigate the shortcoming. first, the output of task a can guide the training results of task b, and task b can also adjust the input results to the training model. in the final kd module, the joint model can also reduce the training amounts of parameters, so that the model can be optimized. 3. experiment in order to test the training efficiency of our model, we used two open-source data sets to obtain the advantages of this model in training. the atis (airline travel information system) and snips (smart home interaction) datasets are two of the most widely used benchmarks for natural language understanding (nlu) tasks. the atis dataset comprises a collection of queries related to airline travel, while the snips dataset consists of a range of queries related to smart home devices. both datasets contain a large number of user queries, annotated with intent labels and slot labels. the intent labels represent the overall intention of the query, while the slot labels identify specific pieces of information within the query. these datasets have been used extensively in research on nlu, which have been instrumental in the development of many state-of-the-art models for intent detection and slotfilling. the parameters in our model are optimized using adam (kingma and ba, 2014), which is a popular optimization algorithm in deep learning. 3.1. baselines we analyze the baselines that are relevant to this model, including: joint sequential model (joint seq.): it is a popular baseline for the task of intent detection and slot filling. it involves training a single model to perform both tasks simultaneously, with the output of the model consisting of both the intent and the slot labels for each input sentence. this approach has been shown to achieve good performance on benchmark datasets, and has been widely used in research on natural language understanding (nlu) tasks. attention-based model (attention-based.): the model utilizes a self-attention mechanism to capture contextual information and enhance the model's ability to attend to relevant parts of the input sentence. this approach has been shown to achieve state-of-the-art performance on various nlu tasks, including intent detection and slot filling. transformer-based model (transformer-based.): the transformer-based model is a neural network model that has been used for various natural language processing tasks, including intent detection and slot filling. it was first introduced in a paper by vaswani et al. (2017) and has since become a popular approach in the field of nlp. the transformer model utilizes self-attention to capture contextual information and has been shown to achieve stateof-the-art performance on a range of benchmark datasets. 3.2. overall result table 2. performance of related model model snips atis slot intent overall slot intent overall joint seq. model 87.3 96.9 73.2 94.3 92.6 80.7 att.based model 87.8 96.7 74.1 94.2 91.1 78.9 trans. model 90.0 97.5 81.0 95.1 96.8 82.8 our model without k.d. 94.2 98.9 86.9 95.9 96.9 86.5 our model 95.7 96.7 86.7 95.4 96.9 87.1 the final line shows the performance of stack-prop. with kd model as can be seen from the table, the performance of the first three models has gradually increased. in the model proposed in this paper, state-of-the-art performance is obtained, and the training results and training difficulty are reduced after using knowledge distillation. this characteristic of ours states that our architecture directly incorporates the intent information to improve the accuracy of nlu tasks by using stack propagation. in stack propagation, a joint model is used that mainly incorporates token-level intent detection data with sentence word vectors as input for slot filling to capture intent semantic knowledge. additionally, knowledge distillation is used to improve model efficiency and enhance the correlation between the two tasks. to visualize the role of intent information in nlu tasks, we present the results in table 2, where the output of the joint model with intent information used in slot filling is compared to the output when only sentence-level information is utilized. the results demonstrate that the joint model with intent information achieves better performance in slot filling by capturing better intent information. moreover, the results confirm our claim that intent information can be used to guide slot filling. 4. related work slot filling is commonly considered a task of sequence labeling. popular techniques used for slot filling are conditional random fields (crf) and recurrent neural networks (rnn) (yao et al., 2014). on the other hand, intent detection is approached as an 109 utterance classification problem. various classification methods such as support vector machine (svm) and rnn (sarikaya et al., 2011) have been proposed to tackle this problem. to address the issue of error propagation caused by pipelined approaches, researchers have proposed joint models in recent times. zhang and wang (2016) were the first to use recurrent neural networks (rnns) in a joint model to capture the correlation between intent and slots. liu and lane (2016) proposed an attention-based neural network that jointly modeled the two tasks, leading to mutual enhancement between them. these joint models have demonstrated superiority over pipeline models by considering the correlation between the two tasks. however, they did not explicitly model the intent information for slots, only considering their correlation by sharing parameters. in addition to these works, some recent studies have proposed incorporating intent information into the joint model. for instance, chen et al. (2019) proposed an intent-aware attention-based model that takes into account the intent information while performing slot filling. they demonstrated that their approach outperformed previous joint models that did not consider explicit intent information. recently, there has been a growing interest in joint models to address the issue of error propagation caused by pipelined approaches in slot-filling and intent detection tasks. researchers have proposed various joint models to capture the correlation between the two tasks. however, most of these models did not explicitly model the intent information for slots and only considered their correlation by sharing parameters. several joint models have been proposed to incorporate the intent information for slot filling. li et al. (2018) proposed the intent-augmented gate mechanism to utilize the semantic correlation between slots and intent. wang et al. (2018) proposed the bi-model to consider the cross-impact between the intent and slots and achieve state-of-the-art results. zhang et al. (2019) proposed a hierarchical capsule neural network to model the hierarchical relationship among word, slot, and intent in an utterance. chen et al. 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(2017). attention is all you need. in advances in neural information processing systems (pp. 5998-6008). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 61 computational fluid dynamics grid technology development mengjiao gou, bohua liu, xiaomao sun, yuli ma xi’an shiyou university, xi’an, shaanxi 710000, china abstract: this paper reviews the development of computational fluid dynamics, especially computational aerodynamics. this paper summarizes the achievements of cfd in grid technology, analyzes the existing problems and perplexities, and prospects its development trend. the cfd grid technology includes structured grid, unstructured grid, hybrid grid and overlapping grid. keywords: computational fluid dynamics; mesh technology; interdisciplinary. 1. background of computational fluid dynamics as an important branch of mechanics, fluid mechanics was established as a truly rigorous discipline in the second half of the 17th century and has been developing ever since. the formation of fluid mechanics is firstly attributed to newton's calculus principle. in 1678, newton put forward the shear stress formula of viscous fluid, which created conditions for the establishment of equations of motion of viscous fluid. in 1775, euler, the founder of theoretical fluid mechanics, introduced the method of fluid motion description to study the fixed-point parameters in the flow field, and established the equations of motion for the study of investable and in rotational fluid. in 1781, lagrange introduced a method for determining fluid particles that perfected the study of invistic and in rotational motion. today, cfd technology represented by numerical solution euler equations and rans equations has been widely used in aviation, aerospace, meteorology, ships, weapons and equipment, water conservancy, chemical industry, construction, machinery, automobiles, oceans, sports, environment, health and other fields remarkable achievement. in aerospace and other fields, cfd has revolutionized traditional methods of fluid mechanics research and design, driving technological advances in these fields. 2. grid technology the reasonable design and high-quality generation of grid are the preconditions of cfd calculation, one of the most important decisive factors affecting cfd calculation results, the most manual workload in cfd work, and also one of the bottleneck problems restricting the efficiency of cfd work. even in countries where cfd is highly developed, grid generation still accounts for 70 to 80 percent of the total human time for a cfd computing task. steger, one of the pioneers of cfd and grid generation, pointed out in 1991 that "grid generation is still a key step towards most applications of cfd" and that "complex shape grid generation requires dedicated teams". grid generation is a tedious task, especially for complex aerospace vehicles. therefore, it is very important for the application of cfd to find ways to simplify mesh generation, reduce the manual work of mesh generation, and improve the adaptability and flexibility of mesh to complex configurations. if this problem is solved, it will greatly promote the popularization of cfd in aerospace and other fields. the development of structural mesh, unstructured mesh and hybrid mesh are introduced in the following. 2.1. overview of structured and unstructured grids the computational grid can be divided into structured grid and unstructured grid according to the adjacency relationship between grid points. the adjacency between the grid points of the structural grid is ordered and regular, and the elements are two-dimensional quadrilateral and three-dimensional hexahedron. the adjacency between unstructured grid points is disordered and irregular, and each grid point can have different number of adjacency grids. the elements have a variety of shapes, such as two-dimensional triangle and quadrilateral, three-dimensional tetrahedron, hexahedron, triangular prism and pyramid. 2.2. unstructured network technology since the 1980s, unstructured grids have been rapidly developed and applied in the field of cfd combined with finite volume methods. the basic idea of unstructured grids is that triangles and tetrahedra are the simplest shapes in 2d and 3d domains, respectively, and any region can be filled by them. there are three basic methods for unstructured mesh generation: array advance method, delauny method and quad-octree method. unstructured grids can be divided into two types in terms of storage modes of flow field variables: lattice center type and lattice point type. the unknown quantity of lattice centered type is located in the center of the cell, and the control body is taken as the grid cell itself. the numerical flux needs to be calculated on the surface of the grid cell. the lattice type unknowns are located at the element nodes, and the control volume is usually constructed by connecting the center of the element around the node with the midpoint of the edge. numerical fluxes need to be calculated on the surface constructed from the edges of the original grid, so lattice type discretization corresponds to edge-based data structures. for the same unstructured grid, lattice-centered discretization contains more degrees of freedom than latticecentered discretization, which theoretically costs more and achieves higher computational accuracy. on the other hand, the lattice centered grid template is sparser than the lattice centered grid template, so for the same number of 62 unknowns, the numerical accuracy of lattice centered discretization is higher than that of lattice centered discretization. after more than 20 years of research, the superiority of these two numerical discretization methods remains to be determined. the numerical experiment conducted by mavriplis in 2003 proved that, for the same computational grid, the calculation accuracy of latticecentered discretization is higher than that of lattice-centered discretization, but the calculation efficiency is lower than that of lattice-centered discretization. the study of levy and thacke proved that, for transonic flow, if the number of surface mesh variables of the two grids is matched, the two discrete methods will achieve similar computational accuracy. 2.3. hybrid grid hybrid grid basic idea is: make full use of the structural grid cfd calculation of the characteristics of high precision, high efficiency, high stability, make full use of unstructured grid generation is simple, flexible, adaptable geometry characteristics of the object surface, such as large area uses a simple grid structure, flow gradient using unstructured grid geometry flexibility, the relatively simple structure of the grid area. the domain is connected by filling with unstructured mesh, and the flux conservation at the interface between structured mesh and unstructured mesh is strictly guaranteed to avoid interpolation errors. hybrid grid technology began to be more and more attention, the current the method of using hybrid grid n s equation can be divided into two categories: (1) the structure/unstructured hybrid grid near the surface of the viscous effect area uses the structured grid, other area uses the regular tetrahedron grid hybrid grid technology: first, to the problems of multi-body each monomer or complex problems of each sub-block. then, a hole is dug at the interface between the volume and the block, and the hole is filled by the unstructured mesh to realize the flux conservation between the two adjacent meshes. this technology is actually a development of overlapping grid technology, among which "zippergrid" and "dragongrid" are representative methods, as shown in figure 1. (2) unstructured hybrid grid in the viscous effect using three prisms and the pyramid grid and the other flow field area using tetrahedral unstructured grid, this approach makes full use of the triangular prism and the pyramid grid high tensile property, can achieve similar structure grid viscous simulation ability, therefore, it has been developed and applied quickly. fig.1 diagram of dragon grid 2.4. overlapping grid benek and steger et al. proposed the concept of "chimeragrids" (overlapping meshes) in 1982, which divided a complex flow area into multiple sub-regions with simple geometric boundaries. the computational meshes in each sub-region were generated independently, overlapping, nesting or covering each other, and the flow field information was interpolated matching and coupling are performed at the boundary of the overlap region. the generation of overlapping meshes with complex shapes can be divided into four steps: geometric shape generation, surface mesh generation, volume mesh generation, and defining the interpolation relationship between meshes. the top three can draw lessons from the existing general three-dimensional software implementation, such as gridgen eagleview, igg, icem, etc. to define the interpolation relationship between meshes, three key technologies are required, which are overlapping of wall meshes, hole digging and point finding, which are also the core technologies of overlapping meshes. at present, overlapping grid programs and software developed abroad include pegasus5, suggar, overgrid, etc. however, there is little research on overlapping grid in china, and there is no software with similar function. 2.4.1. hole digging if an overlapping grid cell falls into a non-permeable surface (such as object plane, symmetry plane or manually specified hole digging surface) of another grid domain, it shall be marked as "point in hole" and shall not participate in the calculation of flow field. this process is vividly called "digging holes". the result of digging holes produces hole boundary surfaces closely surrounding the points inside the holes, which are used to interpolate and transmit the information of flow field solutions in different regions, and belong to the interpolated boundary surfaces. therefore, the mathematical essence of the process of digging a hole is equivalent to solving a problem called "the relative position of a point and a closed surface". the research on tunneling methods mainly focuses on how to improve the reliability, efficiency and automation of the tunneling process. steger et al. mainly used the dot product result of the normal vector of grid surface and the relative position vector of grid points to judge the relationship between grid points and surface. this method is error-prone in the presence of concave surfaces, and the efficiency of digging holes is proportional to the number of grid points tested and the number of points determining the surface to be dug. therefore, a variety of modification methods were developed. for example, the excavated surface was decomposed so that each surface was convex preserving. a combination of analytic shapes, such as a sphere, a cylinder, a cuboid and other simple geometric shapes, is used to replace the grid surface as the surface for digging holes. the ray intersection method determines the position of point p by finding the number of intersection points between any ray starting from point p and the closed hole surface. if the ray intersects the surface for odd times, the point is inside the hole surface; if the ray intersects the surface for even times, the point is outside the surface. this method involves the intersection operation, so the calculation amount is relatively large, but the efficiency of digging hole can be improved by using the adt tree (alternator digital tree). chiu and meakin proposed the hole-map method. in this method, the excavation surface was projected into the auxiliary cartesian grid, so as to obtain the approximate excavation surface composed of cartesian grid. according to the different relative positions, the cartesian grid cells were divided into 63 "in-hole elements", "out-hole elements" and "edge elements", so as to make points the relationship between and surface is transformed into a simple relationship between point and hole mapping units. the hole mapping method is highly efficient and automated, and requires very little memory, so it has been widely used, such as the pegasus5 program. objectxraymethod is an improvement of the hole-map method. it replaces the three-dimensional cartesian grid of the holemap method by establishing a two-dimensional cartesian grid projected by the hole surface in the coordinate axis direction. the projection of points in the two-dimensional cartesian grid is found, which is similar to the method of ray intersection, and the number of intersection points of the ray intersection of the projection point along the axis direction and the hole surface is obtained, so as to determine the point is the point inside the hole or the point outside the hole. compared with the hole-map method, the proposed method has higher hole digging efficiency. 2.4.2. point finding the problem to be solved by point finding can be simplified as follows: given the coordinates (xp,yp,zp) of a point p in physical space, find the logical coordinates (i,j,k) of the grid cells surrounding the point in the grid. for structural grids, it is the problem of finding a hexahedral element to surround a given point in a discrete space. the efficiency and accuracy of point finding have great influence on the whole overlapping grid method, sometimes even the key to the success of overlapping grid method. the easiest way to find a point is to traverse the grid, where each grid cell is examined to find all possible contributors to the interpolation point, which is the most time-consuming. stencil walk also known as stencil jump, is the most widely used method at present, and its essence is the modification of newton iteration method (also known as newton-raphson method). therefore, it has many advantages and disadvantages of newton iterative method. for example, the search method must have a good starting point, typically a point near a contributing cell. if the given initial point is very close to the contribution unit in the logical space, the method can quickly converge to the real contribution unit; otherwise, it may not converge. for the mesh with large distortion or thin thickness, stencilwalk may not search the correct contribution element. the inverse map method generates an auxiliary cartesian grid covering the original grid, and obtains the parameter coordinate values of the grid points in curvilinear coordinate system through the inverse transformation calculation. the position of any given point in the cartesian grid can be quickly determined by subscript calculation. due to the fast localization in the process of point finding, inverse transformation method and stencil walk method are used together. in a word, the efficient point-finding method generally divides the point-finding process into two steps: first, it searches for the nearest grid cell to the spatial point, and then it searches for suitable grid cells nearby to surround the spatial point. firstly, good data structures such as binary tree, quadtree, octree and adt tree are used to find the set of possible contribution units closest to the space point. secondly, the geometric judgment method of relative positions of points and contributing elements is used to find the correct contributing elements of space points among possible contributing elements. for example, the dot-product operation of position vectors is used to judge the relationship between grid points and contributing elements. finally, trilinear interpolation method is used to solve the interpolation coefficient of space points. if the coefficient is in the range of [0,1], a reasonable contribution unit is found for this space point. if the coefficient is outside the range of [0,1], the contribution unit is taken as the initial unit and the stencil walk method is used for further search to find the reasonable contribution unit. 3. conclusion computational grid is one of the bottleneck problems restricting the development of cfd. at present, the grid needs to make breakthroughs in :(1) efficient, accurate, flexible and convenient complex grid technology, including overlapping grid technology, hybrid grid technology, adaptive grid technology, cartesian grid technology, etc.;(2) to realize automatic and high-quality quantification of complex mesh generation;(3) try to break through the dependence of cfd results on grids. the focus here is on the overlapping grid approach. although the meshes of each subregion of overlapping mesh method are generated independently, the matching problem between meshes must be considered when the meshes between subregions overlap. if the sub-grids are not matched, the quality of overlapping grids may be poor, there are grid lines in the walls, the number of solitary points is large, the possibility of non-object understanding is increased, the accuracy of flow field solution is low, and even the flow field calculation may diverge due to the sub-domain grid mismatch. overlapping mesh technology has been widely used in complex shape mesh generation, especially in engineering problems requiring numerical simulation of the relative motion of multiple bodies, such as submunition like shape object scattering, airborne separation, rocket booster separation and other problems with relative motion. according to our review, the suggar program is the most developed and widely utilized overseas overlapping grid technology. the application of this program is aimed at the multi-body motion problem of complex objects, which includes arbitrary overlap between structured mesh, unstructured mesh and polyhedral mesh, and divides multiple components into sub-components of different levels, so as to realize hierarchical overlap of complex objects. references [1] zhang leicheng, guo xiaodong, zhao enduo, he feng.development of computational fluid dynamics (cfd) [a]. beijing mechanics society. 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[7] eds. vki lecture notes, von k árm án inst. for fluid dynamics, rhode-saint-gen`ese, belgium, mar. 2003 [8] levy d w, thacker m d. comparison of unstructured cell and node-based schemes for the euler equations. aiaa paper, 1999-3185, 1999. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 42 research on firewall technology and its application in computer network security strategy peihong wang honghe hani and yi autonomous prefecture public resources trading center, mengzi 661199, yunnan, china email: 501376056@qq.com abstract: computer network is a double-edged sword, which brings convenience to people's life and work, but also brings hidden dangers, and even suffer losses, especially in recent years, the unscrupulous elements use computer network vulnerabilities to steal important data and seek improper benefits, which has caused serious network security problems. among them, focus on the application of firewall technology can effectively prevent and supervise the existence of network security threats in the computer, control access to the internet, and ensure the safe operation of computer networks. in this paper, from the importance of firewall, we explore the main functions, technical principles, architecture and use scenarios of cloud firewall, and propose the application in the computer network security strategy for reference. keywords: computer; firewall; network security. 1. introduction with the vigorous development and wide application of computer technology, the application of information network technology represented by the internet is becoming increasingly popular, and the application field has gradually expanded from small business systems to large and mediumsized key business systems. the computing model has also undergone a dramatic change from the initial centralized delivery to large processing machines, to network-based distributed task processing, to today's on-demand cloud computing approach, with security increasingly becoming an important factor affecting network effectiveness. according to a report released by the fbi, victims of bec fraud lost $2.4 billion in 2021, while the average cost of data breach in 2022 has exceeded $4.35 million, a record high, and cybercrime has become the largest type of business crime; in china, cybersecurity is closely related to national security, and huge economic losses are incurred every year due to hacking and virus damage. how to strengthen network security awareness, improve network security skills, build a secure network management system, and efficiently protect the safety of information and property in the network, has become urgent. among many measures, the most significant is the application of firewall technology, which not only provides a safe and reliable operating environment for computer networks, but also protects against external intrusion and influence, and is gradually recognized by people. 2. the importance of firewall firewall is a separator, limiter and analyzer, which has strong anti-attack capability. 2.1. preventing the leakage of important information in the current era of big data, people's means of communication and data transmission have been greatly developed, and more and more personal information, enterprise information, government information and other data are flooded into computer networks or stored on the cloud through computer networks, which brings great convenience to people's production, life, work and management, but at the same time poses a greater challenge to computer network security. in this process, firewall becomes a barrier to protect data information and provides a strong guarantee for computer network security. with the development of mobile communication technologies such as 5g, the role of firewalls is reflected in how to prevent a large amount of personal data and private information from being leaked or illegally stolen in the popularization of mobile internet applications. 2.2. purify the cyberspace environment with the use of computers and a large number of mobile devices, people are coupled to computer networks more and more, and at the same time there will be more risks of malicious access to user information and data, there will be many induced malicious invasion of websites or applications, it is difficult for non-professional users to identify their malicious behavior from the surface, such means as this abound in the current computer network environment, seriously disrupting the current computer network environment is seriously disturbed. in this environment, setting up directional firewalls for network use and configuring corresponding filtering policies can largely assist users in scientifically identifying fake websites, inducing malicious network attacks and other behaviors, thus purifying the cyberspace environment. 2.3. real-time monitoring of network conditions as people's daily lives become more and more dependent on computer networks, it is extremely insufficient to protect users' important data or private information by simply conducting passive network defense. therefore, the use of firewalls for real-time detection of network behavior or events during network transmission enables active defense to protect the personal information and private data of network users in a complex network environment. the use of firewalls also allows real-time monitoring of various behaviors in the process of network transmission, so as to make the decision 43 of allowing or denying access, which largely improves the security level of computer networks and avoids or reduces the losses brought to users by data and information leakage. 3. firewall technology firewall is a control device for two different networks to realize mutual access, and it is an important security device for network security to realize access control of private network and public network according to the artificially formulated control policy. the main role of firewall is to shield the internal information, structure and operation of the protected network, and to monitor and restrict the data flow across the network. firewall technology is an applied security technology based on modern communication network technology and information security technology, which is the most recognized and widely used in the current network security field. as shown in figure 1 figure 1. diagram of the location of the firewall in the network 3.1. the main functions of firewall the technology of firewall is very mature, and there are many kinds of products, but the role is basically the same. the overall function is to achieve isolation and security control between two connected networks, and the main functions are six points. 3.1.1. monitor and restrict access in response to the insecurity of network attacks, the firewall takes control of packets entering and leaving the internal network and external network, monitors the status of packets on the network in real time, and analyzes and processes these states to detect abnormal behavior and take linked preventive measures in a timely manner to ensure the security of the network system. 3.1.2. control protocols and services in response to the insecurity of the network itself, control measures are taken for relevant protocols and services, allowing authorized protocols and services to pass through the firewall, while unauthorized protocols and services are refused to pass through the firewall, effectively shielding insecure services. 3.1.3. protection of internal network in order to prevent the security impact caused by system vulnerabilities, etc., the firewall adopts its own security system, and also detects system vulnerabilities and network intrusions inside the network in a timely manner through technologies such as vulnerability scanning and intrusion detection, and protects the application service systems in the internal network through restrictions on abnormal access. 3.1.4. network address translation in network interconnection, since different addresses are used, it is necessary to implement address conversion on the firewall to convert the own address of the internal network to the public address of the external network. after implementing address translation, the internal structure of the protected network can be hidden and network security can be improved to some extent. 3.1.5. vpn function through vpn (virtual private network), lans or private subnets distributed in a certain unit can be organically connected into a whole through the internet, which not only saves dedicated communication costs, but also provides security for information sharing. 3.1.6. logging and auditing firewall provides reference for the operation optimization of network management, important intelligence information for the development of attack prevention strategy, and an important basis for tracing the occurrence of abnormal things by logging all the requests for access. 3.2. technical principle of firewall there are two main technologies used in firewalls, one is a firewall working at the application layer and the other is a firewall working at the network and transport layers. firewalls working at the application layer implement access control for applications, for example, allowing access to some applications (e.g. http) and blocking access to others (e.g. ftp); firewalls working at the network and transport layers implement control over packets passing through the network, for example, allowing some packets to pass and disallowing others. 3.2.1. packet filtering firewalls the packet filtering firewall works at the network and transport layers and is installed between the two networks that need to be controlled. the packet filtering module checks items such as source ip address, source port number, protocol type, tcp header flag bits, etc. it inspects the packets passing through at the entrance and exit of the network and decides whether the packets are allowed to pass or not according to the pre-set security access control policy (access control list acl) rules. the filtering of packets is bidirectional, handling both packets from the external network to the internal network and packets from the internal network to the external network. when configuring the firewall, filtering rules must be manually formulated in advance to determine your own security policy. the packet filtering firewall can also make judgments based on flag bits in tcp, for example, the extended acl of cisco routers supports the established keyword to determine if the ack or rst is set in tcp packets, and thus whether to respond to internally initiated session messages. 3.2.2. stateful inspection firewall the stateful inspection firewall, also known as the dynamic packet filtering firewall, has a stateful inspection module that creates a stateful inspection table consisting of two parts: a filtering rules table and a connection status table. if a packet enters, the stateful inspection firewall first analyzes it according to the filter rule table to decide whether to allow it to pass. according to the relevant information in the filtering rule table, if it is allowed to pass, the stateful firewall lets it pass and analyzes the relevant information of the packet to establish a connection in the connection status table for that communication process. after that, when subsequent packets in the same communication process enter the firewall, the stateful firewall will no longer detect them, but match them directly through the stateful connection table, and since subsequent packets have the same status as those already since the subsequent packets have the same connection information as the packets already allowed through the firewall, they will be allowed to pass directly. as you can see, 44 this type of firewall is very useful for preventing "ip spoofing" attacks. 3.2.3. proxy firewalls proxy firewalls are proxy servers and application gateways that work at the application layer and are controlled by the application, allowing access to one application and preventing others from passing through. proxy servers are implemented using hosts with dual nics, usually running between two networks, and are intermediaries between clients and real servers, isolating direct communication between internal and external networks. access to external network servers by clients of internal networks becomes access to external network servers by proxy servers, which are then forwarded to internal clients by proxy servers. the proxy server is like a server to the internal client, and it is like a client to the external network server, which successfully achieves the isolation of computer systems inside and outside the firewall, and reduces the possibility of being attacked because the external network cannot directly contact the internal network to be accessed. in addition, adaptive proxy technology is a revolutionary technology implemented in recent years in firewalls for commercial applications, combining the security of proxy firewalls and the high speed of packet filtering firewalls, etc. it can increase performance by at least 10 times without losing security, and has two basic elements: adaptive proxy server and dynamic packet filter. the initial security checks of an adaptive proxy firewall still occur at the application layer, and once the trusted identity is authenticated, a secure channel is established and packets can pass directly and quickly through the network layer. 3.3. firewall architecture the architecture of a firewall refers to the physical location of the firewall in the network and its relationship with other devices in the network. only by choosing and configuring the firewall topology reasonably can it have the best security performance. there are four common architectures of firewalls as follows. 3.3.1. dual-homed architecture this architecture is actually a firewall configured with two network port host systems, where one network port is connected to the internal network and the other port is connected to the external network, and the host controls whether packets can pass through the port between the two networks through control policies. since the dual-homed host is the transmission channel for communication between the two networks, the dual-homed host may become a bottleneck for communication when the network communication volume is large, so the dual-homed host should be selected with good performance. as shown in figure 2 figure 2. schematic diagram of dual-homed host structure 3.3.2. single-segment firewall architecture with a shielded router this architecture consists of a shielded router and a bastion host. the bastion host has only one nic connected to the internal network and becomes the only site accessible to the external network. the shield router makes all incoming information must be sent to the bastion host first and only accepts information from the output of the bastion host. all hosts on the internal network can also only access the bastion host, and the bastion host becomes the bridge between the hosts on the external network and the hosts on the internal network. the blocking router denies the internal network hosts direct access to the external network, and requests from the internal network hosts to access the external network must be proxied through the bastion host. to ensure that the above fixed packet path is not changed, the shield router should perform the necessary configuration, such as setting up static routes. 3.3.3. single dmz firewall architecture dmz is the abbreviation of "demilitarized zone", the chinese name is "isolation zone", also known as "demilitarized zone". it is a buffer zone between the nonsecurity system and the security system to solve the problem that the external network cannot access the internal network server after installing the firewall, which is not conducive to the deployment of web, e-mail and other network services. this buffer zone is located in a small network area between the internal network and the external network, in which some server facilities that must be made public can be placed, such as corporate web servers, ftp servers and forums. with such a dmz zone, the internal network is more effectively protected, as this network deployment provides an additional barrier similar to a security gate to attackers than a typical firewall solution. single dmz firewall structure of the shield router and the bastion host connection to be on the same network segment, to ensure that data across the firewall must first pass through the shield router and the bastion host these two security units, single dmz firewall structure of the bastion host is a dualhomed host, and the dmz zone becomes an additional layer of security between the external network and the internal network. the bastion host can act as an application gateway or as a proxy server. since the bastion host is the only host that can access the internal network directly from the external network, it makes the internal host protected. 3.3.4. dual dmz firewall architecture if there is a requirement in the internal network that some information can be shared by providing direct access to the outside, this can be solved by creating two dmz zones in the firewall. one for the outer dmz zone and one for the inner dmz zone. place some public information servers like web and ftp in the outer dmz zone, and these server systems themselves act as outer bastion hosts. for packets coming from the external network, the outer shield router is used to prevent external attacks and manage access to the outer dmz, while the inner shield router allows only packets whose destination address is the bastion host to be accepted, and is responsible for access from the inner dmz to the internal network. for packets to be sent to the external network, the internal shield router manages access from the bastion host to the dmz network. the firewall system allows sites on the internal network to access only the bastion host, and the shield router only accepts packets from the bastion host going to the external network. the advantage of deploying a firewall with dmz is that an intruder must break through several different devices, such as external shield router, internal shield router, and bastion host, 45 in order to attack the internal network, which makes it much more difficult to attack, and accordingly the security of the internal network is greatly enhanced, but the construction cost is correspondingly the highest. 3.4. usage scenarios of cloud firewall cloud firewall is a security product that supports networkwide traffic identification and unified policy control, and can filter out potentially malicious network traffic. it is a collective name for internet border firewall, vpc border firewall, and host border firewall, providing users with three kinds of border protection and traffic visualization for internet, virtual network, and host. the cloud firewall is hosted in the cloud, and there are three main usage scenarios. 3.4.1. internet service protection it controls access traffic to and from the internet and intercepts attacks and threats from the internet, including mining, malicious traffic and hacking. for example, if a financial user has other types of business exposed to the internet in addition to http business, the user needs to use an intrusion detection module (ips) for protection. 3.4.2. active outreach protection the active outreach behavior of cloud assets is detected and analyzed to help users understand network traffic dynamics in real time and implement protection. for example, a government department user, in addition to focusing on defense from the internet to the business, also focuses on active outreach to the business to determine which hosts are already at risk and to block these abnormal behaviors in real time to avoid potential risks. 3.4.3. micro-isolation protection access traffic between ecs servers in the intranet is controlled so that different businesses can be safely isolated. for example, an e-commerce customer, although all http services are protected by a web application firewall, expects security isolation of different services to enhance the overall network control and avoid security threats to the entire business on the cloud due to the existence of security risks in one ecs. 4. application of firewall technology in computer network security policy network security policy refers to the sum of a series of preventive measures taken in a specific environment to protect the network from hazards. in addition to strict management, legal constraints and security education, advanced technologies like firewalls are relied upon to ensure system security, mainly including two aspects of technical means and management measures. firewall can achieve access permission, denial, monitoring, by filtering insecure services, allowing or denying access to certain hosts in the network, providing access logs, monitoring access, and achieving centralized security management for the internal network without the need to set up separate security policies on each computer, and its application mainly has the following six points. 4.1. composite technology applications composite technology combines the advantages of both proxy and packet filtering firewalls, incorporating a number of security technologies such as ids and log monitoring, combined with the actual situation of network security operations, to ensure that the computer network can respond quickly when attacked, provide defense services, effectively stop external attacks, and proactively monitor internal network information security. its defense mechanism is the network security in the form of authentication, using dynamic filtering to achieve the security of information exchange. 4.2. monitoring log application in the process of defending against external network attacks, the firewall opens full logs and obtains relevant threat information, categorizes various viruses and trojans that may threaten the security of computer networks, and stores them in the database. through configuration log, management log, connection log and view log, analyze the error interception information in the monitoring log, set default log options, reset and upgrade the firewall, and intelligently enhance the interception behavior of the firewall to further improve the security performance of the computer network. 4.3. proxy server application through the proxy server to provide network proxy for the computer, so that the real network address is not discovered, and smoothly complete the information interaction. the leakage of computer ip information often occurs during the dialogue between the internal network and the external network, and once the ip address is resolved and tracked by network hackers, the computer's data information can be easily stolen. by using a proxy server, network hackers can only resolve virtual ips and will not obtain any real information, thus protecting the data security of the internal network. the proxy server plays a transit role in controlling the interaction process of internal and external network information, and also has obvious advantages in account management and information verification. in addition, ssl access information from internal network users to external network is first transferred to the internal proxy server for analysis and confirmation of security before forwarding outward, and the encrypted packets are audited and analyzed internally, which can prevent hackers from using ssl encryption to take away internal data while satisfying users' access needs. 4.4. packet filtering technology application packet filtering technology is a firewall with information selection qualities. after the computer obtains the transmission information and the destination ip, it has to parse the destination ip data first, compare the packet with the user security registry, identify whether the data contains threat information, and confirm the security before transmitting the packet to the computer. transmission from inside to outside restricts dangerous information from being transmitted; transmission from outside to inside restricts illegal information flow into the computer and internal network. in practice, packet filtering is usually installed on routers and used in conjunction with devices such as bastion hosts to provide security by examining the ip header, tcp header, or udp header of packets. 4.5. configuring the security module we know that the firewall divides the network into several different areas, including the dmz. we then use firewall technology to modularize these one by one areas as a unit for protection, and build up one by one security isolation zones by configuring the firewall, so as to protect the internal network information security. 46 4.6. configuring access policies in general, when setting up the firewall, it is necessary to fully understand the internal and external applications of the computer, classify and analyze the original address, ip address and other information, scientifically and reasonably configure the policy, adopt different policies for different types of information, take corresponding measures, and apply the firewall technology to automatically detect the vulnerabilities generated during operation and remind users to solve them in time, effectively reducing the information in the transmission process this can effectively reduce the risks that may arise during the transmission of information. 5. conclusion computer network security is a complex and relatively large system project, and the firewall is in the key channel of the network, which is the most basic security mechanism in protecting the network security, and its role is pivotal to the information system and data security. due to the increasing scale of computer network applications, especially the rise of the meta-universe, various network attacks have become endless, new network viruses to covert, diversified, industrial development, hacking techniques also continue to evolve, the firewall technology based on network security has put forward higher requirements, only to continue to develop in the direction of intelligent and active, do a good job of network security system risk assessment, develop network security strategy, network security protection system, in order to more effectively maintain and protect network security, to meet the hundreds of millions of internet users to a better life of cloud aspirations. restricted by the level, my views have certain limitations, and hope that experts and scholars and peer’s criticism and correction. references. 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[7] pan ye, liu yuan. research on the security protection of computer networks based on firewall technology [j]. network security technology and application,2022(08):6-8. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 42 research on vehicle longitudinal control method based on model predictive control xingbang gao*, jiaojiao li, ruiyuan liu, shuai zhang, pengcheng ma school of transportation and vehicle engineering, shandong university of technology, zibo 255049, china. * corresponding author: xingbang gao. abstract: in order to improve the safety of autonomous vehicles during driving and the comfort of drivers and passengers, the longitudinal dynamics model of the vehicle is first established. secondly, the longitudinal motion control strategy is designed considering the influence of vehicle driving safety and driver comfort. based on this, a longitudinal motion controller based on model predictive control is established. the upper controller uses the model predictive control algorithm to calculate the expected acceleration, and the lower controller uses the vehicle inverse longitudinal dynamics model to convert the expected acceleration calculated by the upper controller into throttle opening and braking pressure. finally, the effectiveness of the longitudinal motion controller is verified by matlab / simulink under different working conditions. the simulation results show that the longitudinal motion controller designed in this paper improves the comfort of drivers and passengers under the premise of ensuring the safety of vehicles. keywords: autonomous vehicle; longitudinal control; model predictive control; occupant comfort; vehicle longitudinal dynamics model. 1. introduction autonomous driving technology has become a research hotspot in the field of automotive engineering due to its significant advantages in traffic safety and traffic efficiency. as one of the three major technical fields of autonomous driving, vehicle motion control can complete the lateral control, longitudinal control and lateral longitudinal coupling control of autonomous vehicles according to the target planning path and speed. stable and efficient longitudinal control is the basis for ensuring safe and comfortable speed tracking of vehicles, and is the key technology to improve driving safety and road traffic efficiency. in terms of control methods, there are two main types of longitudinal motion control: traditional control algorithms and artificial intelligence algorithms. zhang et al. used double pid controller to control the speed and position error of vehicle longitudinal motion. zheng used sliding mode control algorithm to design longitudinal controller and compared it with traditional pid algorithm. zhu et al.designed longitudinal acceleration and braking controller based on fuzzy control method. zheng et al.designed a vehicle longitudinal motion controller based on particle swarm optimization pid algorithm. li et al.adopted a model predictive control method based on improved particle swarm optimization to realize the longitudinal motion control of vehicle. there are many control methods for vehicle longitudinal motion control. the traditional pid control is popular in the market due to its maturity of research and convenience of use, but its control accuracy is poor and its ability to deal with delay problems is not strong. therefore, this paper selects the model predictive control algorithm with higher control precision and better processing delay ability to design the longitudinal motion controller. in the control structure, longitudinal motion control is divided into direct control and hierarchical control structure. direct control has the characteristics of high integration and strong accuracy, but its design is complex and flexible. zheng designed a longitudinal controller based on fuzzy control by direct control. hierarchical control is simpler and more flexible than direct control. jian designed a longitudinal controller with hierarchical control. the upper layer uses sliding mode variable structure control to obtain the desired acceleration, and the lower layer uses fuzzy pid control and longitudinal dynamics model to calculate the throttle opening and braking pressure. in order to study the longitudinal control system, this paper adopts hierarchical control structure. in summary, few existing studies have considered the comfort of the occupants to design the longitudinal motion controller. therefore, this paper builds a vehicle longitudinal dynamics model, comprehensively considers the influence of the motion state of the front vehicle in the same lane on the vehicle and the comfort of the occupants to design the vehicle longitudinal control strategy. based on this, the hierarchical control structure is used to design the longitudinal motion controller based on model predictive control. finally, under different working conditions, simulation experiments are carried out based on matlab / simulink. this paper lays a theoretical foundation for improving vehicle driving safety and diversity of control scenarios. 2. longitudinal vehicle dynamic model the vehicle completes a series of actions such as acceleration, uniform speed and deceleration through the force and reaction force between the ground and the tire. the design of the control algorithm needs to be based on the vehicle dynamics model. therefore, this paper analyzes the force of the vehicle under acceleration and deceleration conditions during driving, and establishes the vehicle driving dynamics model and braking dynamics model: 43 fig.1 longitudinal force diagram of uphill vehicle it can be seen from fig.1 that taking the vehicle with front wheel drive as an example, the vehicle mainly needs to be subjected to its own gravity during driving g ,air resistance wf ,hill climbing resistance if ,rolling resistance ff ,and the driving force acting on the wheel tf or braking force bf . according to newton s second law, the dynamic equilibrium expression of the vehicle uphill can be established as: 𝛿𝛿𝛿𝛿𝑣𝑣𝑥𝑥 ′ = 𝐹𝐹𝑡𝑡 − 𝐹𝐹𝑤𝑤 − 𝐹𝐹𝑖𝑖 − 𝐹𝐹𝑓𝑓 (1) among them, m is the vehicle mass ;δ is the rotational mass conversion coefficient xv is longitudinal speed. the expression of air resistance is : 𝐹𝐹𝑤𝑤 = 1 2 𝐶𝐶𝐷𝐷𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝑢𝑢𝑟𝑟2 (2) among them, dc is the air resistance coefficient ; a is the windward area of the vehicle ; ρ is air density ; ru is the relative speed of speed and wind speed. the expression of slope resistance is : 𝐹𝐹𝑖𝑖 = 𝛿𝛿𝑚𝑚 𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠 𝜃𝜃 (3) among them,θ is the slope angle of the road. the expression of rolling resistance is : 𝐹𝐹𝑓𝑓 = 𝛿𝛿𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚 𝑐𝑐𝑐𝑐𝑠𝑠 𝜃𝜃 (4) among them, f is the rolling resistance coefficient. during the driving process of the vehicle, the expression of the driving force tf of the engine acting on the tire is: 𝐹𝐹𝑡𝑡 = 𝑇𝑇𝑡𝑡 𝑟𝑟 = 𝑇𝑇𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑠𝑠𝑔𝑔𝑠𝑠0𝜂𝜂𝑡𝑡 𝑟𝑟 (5) among them, tqt is engine torque; gi , 0i are the transmission ratio of transmission and main reducer respectively; tη is the mechanical efficiency of the transmission; r is the wheel radius. vehicle braking process, the ground on the tire braking force bf to replace the driving force engine driving force acting on the tire, the expression is : 𝐹𝐹𝑏𝑏 = 𝑇𝑇𝑏𝑏 𝑟𝑟 ≤ 𝐹𝐹𝑍𝑍𝜑𝜑 (6) among them, bt is the friction torque of the brake; zf is the normal reaction force of the ground to the tire;ϕ is the ground adhesion coefficient. the direction of the force of the vehicle is different in the uphill, downhill, acceleration and braking. it is necessary to change the direction of the force in the model. the overall idea is similar to the uphill driving of the vehicle, and it is not described too much in the text. 3. longitudinal controller design based on model predictive control 3.1. longitudinal control strategy considering motion state of other vehicles in addition to the road environment and regulations, the vehicle speed is also affected by the motion state of other participants in the traffic system. in the normal driving process, when the speed of the front vehicle in the same lane is low, or the front vehicle is braked from a higher speed to a lower speed, a traffic conflict will occur to the normal driving of the vehicle. in order to avoid accidents, the vehicle should take braking to control longitudinal motion; when the current vehicle speed is greater than the self-vehicle or away from the current lane of the self-vehicle, the self-vehicle should drive stably at the set speed. in the process of driving, ensuring the safety of vehicle driving is the bottom line of autonomous driving technology. if the acceleration can be constrained on this basis to achieve predictive braking, the comfort of drivers and passengers can be greatly improved. therefore, aiming at the safety and comfort of autonomous vehicles, this paper designs a longitudinal control strategy considering the motion state of the preceding vehicle under the following traffic conflict conditions. (1) condition 1: the same lane in front of the car or stationary speed when the front vehicle in the same lane runs at a constant speed and the speed of the front vehicle is less than that of the self-vehicle, if the self-vehicle cannot complete the braking within a safe distance, the two vehicles will have traffic conflicts. in order to avoid accidents, the longitudinal speed of the vehicle should be controlled. since the vehicle does not need the driver s control in the autonomous driving state, the driver s reaction time is not included in the braking process, and replaced by the reaction time of the autonomous driving system. let the system reaction time be rt ,the braking force growth time is it , the continuous braking time is ct , the initial speed of the self-vehicle is m0v , and the initial speed of the front vehicle is 0qv ,under this condition, the minimum safety distance min1s from the self-vehicle to the two vehicles without collision is : 𝑆𝑆𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚1 = �𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡0�𝑡𝑡𝑟𝑟 + 1 2 �𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡0�𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖 − �𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0−𝑣𝑣𝑞𝑞0� 2 2𝑎𝑎𝑏𝑏𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚 + 𝑎𝑎𝑏𝑏𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚 𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖2 24 where maxba is the maximum braking deceleration? in the actual driving process, in order to improve the safety, the critical state of no collision should not be considered only when braking. when the braking process is completed, a certain distance should be retained between the two vehicles, and the longitudinal control of the vehicle still needs to improve the comfort as much as possible under the premise of ensuring safety. in order to improve comfort, experienced drivers will gradually increase the braking pedal to a certain appropriate braking force and maintain it for a period of time when performing braking operations under safe conditions. when the vehicle brakes to a safe speed or stops, the driver will gradually reduce the braking force to ensure smooth and comfortable braking. based on this, this paper constrains the 44 braking deceleration, and uses the trapezoidal braking deceleration curve to represent the change of acceleration with time in the braking stage, as shown in fig.2. fig.2 vehicle speed change with time after constraint, the expected safety distance 𝑆𝑆𝑒𝑒1 under condition 1 is: 𝑆𝑆𝑒𝑒1 = �𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡0� �𝑡𝑡𝑟𝑟 + 𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖 2 � − �𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡0� 2 2𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 + 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖2 24 − 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒𝑡𝑡𝑑𝑑2 6 + 𝑆𝑆0 in the formula, ea is the expected acceleration, dt is the time required for the braking force slow-down stage, 0s is the distance between the two cars when the two cars brake to the same speed, referring to the mazda safety distance model, here take 5m. when the preceding vehicle in the same lane is stationary, it is only necessary to set the preceding vehicle speed𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡0 = 0 in formulas (1) and (2). therefore, under condition 1, after setting the comfortable expected acceleration ea , the braking force increase time it , and the braking force slow-down phase time dt ,the expected safety distance that takes into account both safety and comfort can be calculated. when the distance between the two vehicles is less than the minimum safety distance min1s , emergency braking is taken; when the distance between the two cars is in[𝑆𝑆𝑒𝑒1 , 𝑆𝑆𝑒𝑒1 + 5], comfortable braking is adopted. (2) condition 2: uniform deceleration in the same lane when the vehicle in front of the same lane slows down, and the current speed is less than the speed of the vehicle, the vehicle needs to control the longitudinal speed to avoid traffic conflicts. under condition 2, the minimum safety distance min 2s from the car to take emergency braking to the two cars without collision is: 𝑆𝑆𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚 2 = 𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0𝑡𝑡𝑟𝑟 + 𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖 2 + 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡2 − 𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚02 2𝑎𝑎𝑏𝑏𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 + 𝑎𝑎𝑏𝑏𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖2 24 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡2 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡02 2𝑎𝑎𝑏𝑏𝑡𝑡 in the formula, qv is the speed of the front vehicle after braking, and bqa is the braking deceleration of the front vehicle. after the driver s comfort is taken into account to impose constraints on the self-driving brake deceleration, the expected safety distance 2es under condition 1 is: 𝑆𝑆𝑒𝑒2 = 𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0𝑡𝑡𝑟𝑟 + 𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖 2 + 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡2 − 𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚02 2𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 + 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒𝑡𝑡𝑖𝑖2 24 + 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑑𝑑 − 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒𝑡𝑡𝑑𝑑2 6 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡2 − 𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡02 2𝑎𝑎𝑏𝑏𝑡𝑡 + 𝑆𝑆0 under condition 2, when the distance between the two vehicles is less than the minimum safety distance𝑆𝑆𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚 2 , emergency braking is taken; when the distance between the two cars is in[𝑆𝑆𝑒𝑒2 , 𝑆𝑆𝑒𝑒2 + 5], comfortable braking is adopted. 3.2. longitudinal controller design based on model predictive control the model predictive control algorithm is used to design the hierarchical longitudinal motion controller. the upper controller is based on the model predictive control algorithm to obtain the expected acceleration𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒according to the relative distance 𝑑𝑑𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑒 between the two vehicles, the front vehicle speed𝑣𝑣𝑡𝑡 , the initial vehicle speed𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚0 , and the real-time vehicle speed𝑣𝑣𝑚𝑚. the lower controller is based on the vehicle inverse longitudinal dynamics model, and the control acceleration output by the upper layer is converted into throttle opening and braking pressure, and finally the vehicle can stably complete the speed tracking. the structure design of the longitudinal motion controller is shown in fig.3: fig. 3 structure diagram of longitudinal motion controller (1) upper controller design in this paper, only the longitudinal motion of the vehicle is studied, and the influence of yaw motion on the longitudinal motion control of the vehicle is neglected. therefore, the acceleration of the vehicle is approximately equal to the first derivative of the longitudinal speed of the vehicle to time, and the longitudinal control of the vehicle can be expressed by the first order inertial system. 𝑎𝑎′ = 𝐾𝐾(𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 − 𝑎𝑎𝑡𝑡) 𝜏𝜏 𝐾𝐾 is the system gain; 𝑎𝑎𝑡𝑡 is the actual longitudinal acceleration; τ is the time constant. the continuous state equation of the vehicle can be expressed as: 𝑥𝑥 ′ = � 0 1 0 − 1 𝜏𝜏 � 𝑥𝑥 + � 0 𝐾𝐾 𝜏𝜏 � 𝑢𝑢 in the formula, x is a continuous state quantity; u is the system control input, 𝑢𝑢 = 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 . the discrete state equation of the system is obtained by discretizing eq. (11): 𝑥𝑥(𝜆𝜆 + 1) = 𝐴𝐴𝜆𝜆𝑥𝑥(𝜆𝜆) + 𝐵𝐵𝜆𝜆𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆) where aλ is the state matrix, 𝐴𝐴𝜆𝜆 = � 1 𝑇𝑇𝑐𝑐 0 1 − 𝑇𝑇𝑐𝑐 𝜏𝜏 �; bλ is the control input matrix, 𝐵𝐵𝜆𝜆 = � 0 𝐾𝐾𝑇𝑇𝑐𝑐 𝜏𝜏 �; λ is the current sampling time ; 𝜆𝜆 + 1 is the next sampling time ; ct is the sampling period. speed as the output of the system, the output equation is: 𝑣𝑣(𝜆𝜆) = 𝑐𝑐𝑥𝑥(𝜆𝜆), 𝑐𝑐 = [0 1] according to the control strategy designed by 3.1, the control goal of the automatic driving vehicle in the actual 45 driving process is to improve the driving comfort as much as possible under the premise of ensuring the safety of the vehicle speed tracking accuracy, that is, not to occur violent acceleration and deceleration and acceleration and deceleration rate of change. based on this, the system performance evaluation index (objective function) is: 𝐽𝐽�𝑥𝑥(𝜆𝜆),𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 − 1),𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆)� ��𝑌𝑌𝑝𝑝(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠|𝜆𝜆) − 𝑌𝑌𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑒(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠|𝜆𝜆)� 𝑁𝑁𝑝𝑝 𝑖𝑖=1 𝑄𝑄 2 +�‖𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠|𝜆𝜆)‖ 𝑁𝑁𝑐𝑐 𝑖𝑖=1 𝑅𝑅 2 + 𝜀𝜀𝜎𝜎2 in the formula, pn is the prediction time domain ; cn is the control time domain ;𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠|𝜆𝜆 indicates that the state value at time 1λ + is predicted according to the state value at time λ ;𝑌𝑌𝑝𝑝(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠|𝜆𝜆)is the output prediction value ;𝑌𝑌𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑒(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠|𝜆𝜆)is the output reference value ; q and r are weight matrix ;ε is the weight coefficient ;σ is the relaxation factor. in order to ensure that the system output is within a reasonable range, it is necessary to add active constraints, namely acceleration constraint and acceleration change rate constraint: 𝑢𝑢𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚 ≤ 𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠) ≤ 𝑢𝑢𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 (𝑠𝑠 = 1,2, …𝑁𝑁) 𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚 ≤ 𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠) ≤ 𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 (𝑠𝑠 = 1,2, . . .𝑁𝑁) where𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 + 1)and𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 + 1)are the longitudinal expected acceleration constraint and its incremental constraint ; mineu and maxeu are the minimum and maximum of the longitudinal expected acceleration constraint, respectively ;𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚 and𝛥𝛥𝑢𝑢𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 are the minimum and maximum values of the longitudinal expected acceleration increment constraint, respectively. the system solves the optimization problem at each moment, obtains the optimal input control quantity, and takes the first control quantity as the output quantity. the system will re-predict the control state of the next moment according to the current state, and continuously scroll the optimization until the control is completed. the optimization problem of model predictive control can be transformed into a quadratic programming problem: 𝛿𝛿𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠 δ𝑈𝑈 1 2 𝑈𝑈𝑇𝑇𝐻𝐻δ𝑈𝑈 + 𝐺𝐺𝑇𝑇δ𝑈𝑈 𝑠𝑠. 𝑡𝑡. 𝑈𝑈𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚 ≤ 𝐴𝐴1δ𝑈𝑈 + 𝑈𝑈𝜏𝜏 ≤ 𝑈𝑈𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 δ𝑈𝑈𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑖𝑖𝑚𝑚 ≤ δ𝑈𝑈𝜏𝜏 ≤ δ𝑈𝑈𝑒𝑒𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 in the formula,𝐻𝐻 ∈ 𝑅𝑅2×2;𝐺𝐺 ∈ 𝑅𝑅2;δ𝑈𝑈 = [δ𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆), δ𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 + 1), . . . , δ𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 + 𝑠𝑠)]𝑇𝑇;𝑈𝑈𝜏𝜏 = 1𝑁𝑁𝑒𝑒 ⊗ 𝑢𝑢(𝜆𝜆 − 1) , 1 en is the unit vector of en line, ( )1u λ − is the control quantity of the previous moment ; mineu and maxeu are the minimum and maximum sets of the control quantity in the control time domain respectively. mineu∆ and maxeu∆ are the minimum and maximum sets of control increment in control time domain respectively ; 𝐴𝐴1 = ⎝ ⎜ ⎛ 1 0 0 ⋯ 0 1 1 0 ⋯ 0 1 1 1 ⋯ 0 ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ 1 1 1 ⋯ 1⎠ ⎟ ⎞ 𝑁𝑁𝑒𝑒×𝑁𝑁𝑒𝑒 . the quadratic programming problem can be solved by the quadprog function provided in matlab. (2) lower layer controller design in order to avoid damage to the vehicle system, the brake pedal and the accelerator pedal cannot be operated at the same time during the driving process of the vehicle. at the same time, considering the comfort of the occupants, frequent switching between braking and driving is avoided. based on this, the switching logic is designed according to the expected acceleration of the vehicle. mod = � 𝑎𝑎𝑗𝑗 , 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 ≥ 𝑎𝑎𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 + 𝛥𝛥𝑎𝑎 0 , 𝑎𝑎𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 − 𝛥𝛥𝑎𝑎 ≤ 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 ≤ 𝑎𝑎𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 + 𝛥𝛥𝑎𝑎 𝑎𝑎𝑏𝑏 , 𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 ≤ 𝑎𝑎𝑚𝑚𝑎𝑎𝑥𝑥 − 𝛥𝛥𝑎𝑎 mod is the output mode ; ja represents the drive mode ; ba represents the braking mode ; maxa is the maximum deceleration when the throttle opening is 0 ; a∆ is the dead zone buffer value. from eqs.(1)-(5), the expected output torque of the engine is : 𝑇𝑇𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑡 = �𝛿𝛿𝛿𝛿𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 + 1 2𝐶𝐶𝐷𝐷𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝑢𝑢𝑟𝑟 2 + 𝛿𝛿𝑚𝑚 𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠 𝜃𝜃 + 𝛿𝛿𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚 𝑐𝑐𝑐𝑐𝑠𝑠 𝑠𝑠𝑔𝑔𝑠𝑠0𝜂𝜂𝑡𝑡 the expected throttle opening tvpa can be obtained according to the external characteristics of the engine and the power and torque curve: 𝑎𝑎𝑡𝑡𝑣𝑣𝑝𝑝 = 𝑚𝑚�𝑠𝑠,𝑇𝑇𝑡𝑡𝑡𝑡� the longitudinal dynamic model of the vehicle established by 2.1 shows that the braking force required by the vehicle in the braking process is braf : 𝐹𝐹𝑏𝑏𝑟𝑟𝑎𝑎 = 𝛿𝛿𝛿𝛿𝑎𝑎𝑒𝑒 − 1 2 𝐶𝐶𝐷𝐷𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝑢𝑢𝑟𝑟2 − 𝛿𝛿𝑚𝑚 𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠 𝜃𝜃 − 𝛿𝛿𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚 𝑐𝑐𝑐𝑐𝑠𝑠 𝜃𝜃 therefore, the expected brake master cylinder pressure bp is: 𝑃𝑃𝑏𝑏 = 𝐹𝐹𝑏𝑏𝑟𝑟𝑎𝑎 𝑘𝑘𝑏𝑏 4. longitudinal control simulation analysis in order to verify the control effect of the longitudinal motion controller, matlab / simulink is used to build the longitudinal controller simulation model based on model predictive control, including the self-vehicle control model and the other-vehicle control model, and the longitudinal control of the self-vehicle is simulated under three conditions : the same-lane vehicle driving at a constant speed or at rest, the same-lane vehicle decelerating, the same-lane vehicle accelerating or driving out of the current lane. 4.1. build simulation model through matlab / simulink, the front vehicle model, the longitudinal control model and the visual model are built respectively. the dynamic model between acceleration and speed is used to build the front vehicle model. the simulation model of the self-driving car mainly includes three driving modes: constant speed cruise, intelligent car-following and emergency braking. the constant speed cruise mode can track the set speed and drive steadily. the intelligent car-following mode can track the front vehicle speed and maintain a certain safe distance. the emergency braking mode can make the vehicle brake at the maximum deceleration when the safe distance cannot be guaranteed to avoid or reduce the damage 46 caused by the accident. in order to realize the switching of the three modes and realize the continuous and complete longitudinal control, the state machine is used to switch the three driving modes according to the safe distance set by section 3.1. the simulation structure of the vehicle longitudinal motion control model based on model predictive control is shown in fig.4. fig. 4 simulation framework of longitudinal motion control 4.2. simulation results and analysis according to the longitudinal motion simulation model of the self-driving vehicle built above, the longitudinal motion control of the self-driving vehicle under the three conditions of the front vehicle driving at a constant speed below the selfdriving vehicle speed, the front vehicle decelerating and the front vehicle accelerating is simulated. (1) condition 1: the preceding vehicle travels at a constant speed below its own speed the initial speed of the front vehicle is set to 20 m/s, the target cruise speed is 20 m/s, and the initial position is 40 m in front of the vehicle. the initial speed of the vehicle is set to 20 m/s, and the target cruise speed is set to 25 m/s. the simulated velocity and acceleration results are shown in fig.5: fig.5 curves of self-driving speed and acceleration versus time under condition 1 as shown in fig.7, at the beginning of the simulation, the self-driving car first accelerates to track the set target cruise speed, but in the acceleration process, the relative distance between the self-driving car and the front car is less than the expected safe distance under this condition. therefore, the self-driving car adjusts the speed and finally stabilizes the speed to about 20 m/s, that is, the speed of the front car is equal to that of the front car, and the acceleration range is [2,2], which is within the expected comfortable acceleration range. finally, the safe and comfortable intelligent carfollowing driving is realized. (2) condition 2: front car slows down the initial vehicle speed is set to 25 m/s, the target cruise speed is 15 m/s, and the initial position is 40 m in front of the vehicle. the initial speed of the vehicle is set to 20 m/s, and the target cruise speed is 20 m/s. the simulated velocity and acceleration results are shown in fig.6: fig.6 the curve of self-driving speed and acceleration with time under condition 2 as shown in fig.8, at the beginning of the simulation, the vehicle runs at a uniform speed of 20 m/s, and the front vehicle brakes from the initial 25 m/s to 15 m/s. at about the 5th second of the simulation, the relative distance between the two vehicles is less than the expected safe distance, and the self-vehicle is converted from the fixed-speed cruise mode to the intelligent car-following mode, and the self-vehicle speed is adjusted to make the self-vehicle speed consistent with the front vehicle speed. in this process, the actual acceleration range is[-2,0.75], in line with the expected comfortable acceleration, and ultimately to achieve safe and comfortable car following. (3) condition 3: front vehicle accelerates the initial vehicle speed is set to 15 m/s, the target cruise speed is 30 m/s, and the initial position is 30 m in front of the vehicle. the initial speed of the vehicle is set to 20 m/s, and the target cruise speed is 25 m/s. the simulated velocity and acceleration results are shown in fig.7: fig.7 the curve of self-driving speed and acceleration with time under condition 3 as shown in fig.9, at the beginning of the simulation, the speed of the front vehicle is less than that of the self-vehicle, and the relative distance between the two vehicles is less than the expected safe distance. therefore, the self-vehicle turns to the intelligent car-following mode to track the speed of the front vehicle. with the passage of time, the speed of the front vehicle is gradually higher than that of the self-vehicle, and when the relative distance between the two vehicles is greater than the expected safe distance, the self-vehicle changes from the intelligent following mode to the fixed-speed cruise mode, and accelerates with the expected comfortable acceleration until the target cruise speed set by the self-vehicle is reached. in this process, the acceleration threshold ranges from [−2, 2] to the desired comfortable acceleration range. 5. conclusion in this paper, a vehicle longitudinal motion controller based on model predictive control is established by considering the motion state of the preceding vehicle and the comfort of the driver and passenger. the effectiveness of the longitudinal motion controller is simulated by matlab / simulink under three conditions: the constant speed of the preceding vehicle, the constant speed of the preceding vehicle lower than the speed of the vehicle, the deceleration of the preceding vehicle and the acceleration of the preceding vehicle. 47 (1) the vehicle longitudinal motion controller based on model predictive control can realize the longitudinal motion control of the controlled vehicle according to the motion state of the preceding vehicle. according to different working conditions, the controlled vehicle can be switched under three driving modes: constant speed cruise, intelligent following and emergency braking, which improves the driving safety. 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[11] he xianglin. research on lateral and longitudinal control strategy of unmanned vehicle path tracking[d].hunan university,2020.doi:10.27135/d.cnki.ghudu.2020.003390. research on vehicle longitudinal control method based on model predictive control 1. introduction 2. longitudinal vehicle dynamic model 3. longitudinal controller design based on model predictive control 3.1. longitudinal control strategy considering motion state of other vehicles 3.2. longitudinal controller design based on model predictive control 4. longitudinal control simulation analysis 4.1. build simulation model 4.2. simulation results and analysis 5. conclusion references frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 44 efficient incentive mechanism for video distribution on the home internet of things devices rongrong zhu, xiaofang zhang* school of intelligent engineering, shaoguan university, shaoguan 512000, china. * corresponding author: xiaofang zhang (email: findlabzrr@163.com). abstract: providing users with nearby video distribution services based on edge computing (ec) reduces backbone traffic and improves users' viewing experience. however, the behavior of edge networks is difficult to manage and cannot guarantee the rationality of video resource distribution, which has become a significant challenge for online video services. this paper takes the idle resources from home internet of things (iot) devices for video distribution service as the research point. it proposes an incentive mechanism based on behavior management and balance of resources (bmbr). by paying attention to the rationality of resource distribution and establishing reasonable reward and punishment measures for edge devices, the incentive mechanism makes the initiative of edge devices and the relationship between resource supply and demand reach a stable equilibrium. simulation results and analysis show that the incentive mechanism can effectively improve the enthusiasm for resource sharing in the edge network, ensure the rationality of resource distribution to reduce the resource price fluctuations, and maintain the balance of resource supply and demand. keywords: internet of things; edge computing; idle resources; incentive; resource balance. 1. introduction with the rapid development of online video, live broadcasts, and other services, consumers have put forward higher requirements for video content and a good viewing experience [1]. in the current global network, data traffic is growing explosively, and video has become the primary carrier of network traffic [2]. cisco visual networking index [3] shows that 75% of global data traffic in 2017 was generated by video, and this figure will reach 86% in 2024. in terms of iot devices, by 2022, there are more than 60 billion home iot devices, but effective utilization of resources is only 28% [4]. home iot device brings convenience for the users and generates significant idle resources. to reduce the investment of video service providers in bandwidth, storage, and other network resources, it has become reliable solution to build content distribution services by mining the idle resources of home iot devices [5]. the content distribution service of the edge network refers to the deployment of content data on edge devices close to users or user terminal devices to provide lower content service delay [6]. video content distribution based on ec has become a hot spot in the current academic and industrial circles. sun et al. [7] proposed a framework for video content distribution through the network, storage, and computing capabilities of ec. they gave the optimization strategy design of video distribution such as edge caching and replacement, edge content prefetching, edge content collection, and ec migration under this framework. markakis et al. [8-9] proposed unified computing, caching, and communication (3c) solution for 5g, which allows service, content, and function providers to deploy their services, content, and functions near end users. the solution also will enable end-users to share and cooperate to form a virtual edge resource pool. end-users will be able to become 3c resource providers of the edge network ecosystem. some network systems and peer-to-peer (p2p) systems use end-user devices to share content resources, such as the file sharing system platforms, bittorrent, boinc [10], and seti@ home [11]. these volunteer platforms apply to file-sharing systems. researchers at the university of minnesota have studied the possibility of using users' resources to provide content services near edge networks and proposed a distributed edge cloud system. nebula [12] supports distributed data-intensive applications through close interaction between resources, supports field data-intensive application deployment through location-aware data placement, replication, and recovery, and utilizes edge resources. li et al. [13] designed network middleware for developing countries, such as low network bandwidth and unstable service quality. they realized a better offline download experience by combining the download methods based on cloud hosts and intelligent routers, that is, the middleware. the software downloads the content requested by the user in advance; after downloading, users can get the content at high speed. hu [14] et al. proposed a new architecture for video content distribution in edge networks. under this new architecture, intelligent routers deployed in users' homes play the role of small content distribution nodes, serving neighboring user requests by caching content and improving the user experience. chen et al. [15] developed a crowdsourcingbased content distribution model by utilizing idle bandwidth resources and storage resources of intelligent routers scattered in users' homes and measured the performance of the system through practical deployment. chang et al. [16] the proposed fog computing system, indie fog, which considers consumer resource sharing and suggests that network infrastructure providers or cloud service providers could leverage user equipment to provide edge-based services. given some incentives, consumers will be willing to share their devices with providers to provide services. in addition to utilizing the idle resources of consumers, it is also possible to self-deploy data centers to provide content services, such as cloudpath proposed by mortazavi et al. [17], which deploys a multilayer cloud structure within the geographic scope of the network, along with iot devices and 45 a cloud path to a data center, deploying a chain of data centers that grow in size to provide storage resources. cloudpath supports the dynamic installation of lightweight, stateless functions and a distributed uniform storage system. cloudpath can also automatically migrate application data across data centers to minimize latency and bandwidth usage. kamiyama et al. [18] proposed that the response time of modern websites can be reduced by generating dynamic web content on edge nodes close to ending users. in addition, the author measured the response time of about 1000 popular web pages from 12 locations around the world to assess whether the edge network is suitable for providing dynamic web content. according their experiments, edge networks can reduce web response time around the world. mehta et al. [19] focused on solving the following problems: where the edge data center must be placed and how much computing power needs to be allocated to each data center to achieve high-cost performance while meeting the bandwidth and performance requirements of applications. the author believes that adding an edge layer data center can save many costs for network-intensive applications, while adding an intermediate data center near the data center benefits low and medium-demand computing-intensive applications. norris et al. [20] provide a new capacity planning solution for hierarchical edge clouds. the scheme considers the response delay and the quality of service (qos) requirements for cpu, gpu, and network resources. it improves edge utilization by meeting the qos requirements and combining supplementary resources. el kafhali et al. [21] propose a mathematical analysis model based on queuing theory to determine the number of edge nodes required to meet qos metrics given iot workload. from this model, the authors derive formulas for key performance indicators, including system response time, system packet loss, system throughput, cpu utilization, and the average number of message requests, and cross-validate them using discrete-event simulator simulations. the above literature has positively contributed to edge network architecture and content distribution strategy research. the solutions mentioned in the literature, such as the deployment of data centers, the investment of computing resources, and the optimization of distribution strategies, have made in-depth and practical research in improving edge network computing power and response speed. however, there are few studies on using home iot devices for edge computing services in the academic field. as the primary source of idle resources, home iot devices have natural location advantages, sufficient computing resources, and lowcost access and maintenance. it is well combined for edge computing, but the behavior is difficult to manage, and the reasonable allocation of resources cannot be guaranteed, which has become an unstable factor for it as an edge computing node. this paper takes home iot devices as the research object and, based on distributed ec services, proposes an incentive mechanism based on behavior management and balance of resources to manage edge devices, and improve their enthusiasm for resource sharing and utilization of idle resources through the incentive mechanism. section 2 introduces the rules, definitions, and calculation methods of some critical data of bmbr. section 3 analyzes how to improve the enthusiasm for resource sharing of edge devices and the formation process of resource balance through game theory. the simulation results are given and discussed in section 4. section 5 provides the conclusion of this paper and the follow-up work arrangement. 2. bmbr model the model is mainly composed of three parts, including the reputation mechanism, competition mechanism, and punishment mechanism. through the cooperation of the three, an incentive mechanism with reputation value as the core is formed to manage edge devices’ behavior while ensuring the rationality of resource distribution. we call home iot devices that provide edge computing as edge nodes. 2.1. reputation mechanism the model is mainly composed of three parts, including the reputation mechanism, competition mechanism, and punishment mechanism. through the cooperation of the three, an incentive mechanism with reputation value as the core is formed to manage edge devices’ behavior while ensuring the rationality of resource distribution. we call home iot devices that provide edge computing as edge nodes. 2.1.1. reputation mechanism the reputation mechanism describes the definition and calculation method of reputation-related parameters in the service process of edge nodes. reputation represents the situation of the node's request and contributing resources before time 𝑡 . income refers to the reward given by the system after devices share idle resources. the reputation mechanism is described as follows: definition 1. the initial reputation value of the edge node and the minimum reputation threshold are both 0. when 𝑅𝑖 < 0, there would be no income when providing services, but the reputation value would increase. definition 2. the system prices resources based on the existing quantity of each resource and the number of times it has been requested in the most recent period. define the degree of scarcity𝑆(𝑚, 𝑡) = 𝑁𝐹(𝑚,𝑡) 𝑁𝐶(𝑚,𝑡) , and the resource price can be calculated as follows: 𝑃(𝑚, 𝑡) = 𝑆(𝑚, 𝑡)𝐾𝑏 = 𝑁𝐹(𝑚, 𝑡) 𝑁𝐶(𝑚, 𝑡) 𝐾𝑏 , 𝐾𝑏 ≠ 0 (1) 𝐾𝑏 is the base price of the resource, 𝑁𝐶(𝑚, 𝑡) is the quantity of the existing resource 𝑚 at time 𝑡 , and 𝑁𝐹(𝑚, 𝑡) is the number of requests for the resource m in the most recent 𝑇0 period. the price of resources will change with the degree of scarcity of resources in time 𝑇0 , which has good real-time performance. resources with high lack are usually in short supply, and the node can obtain higher benefits by sharing resources with high scarcity. definition 3. let the reputation value consumed by the edge node provide resources each time 𝐺(𝑖), which is related to the bandwidth and storage overhead of the current node. definition 4. let the number of resources contributed by the edge node currently be 𝑐𝑖 , and define the contribution coefficient 𝑔(𝑐𝑖) , then the contribution coefficient of the node can be calculated as follows: 𝑔(𝑐𝑖) = ( 𝑐𝑖 1 + 𝑐𝑖 ) , 𝛼 > 0 (2) it can be seen that the contribution coefficient increases gradually with the increase of the number of resources contributed by the edge nodes. definition 5. the increment of the resource reputation each time the node contributes is 𝑅+(𝑐𝑖 , 𝑚, 𝑡) = 𝑔(𝑐𝑖)𝑃(𝑚, 𝑡). the more resources contributed by edge nodes, the greater the 46 contribution coefficient, so the more reputation value increments obtained by nodes contributing resources. 2.2. competitive mechanism the platform offers a competition mechanism to select edge nodes with higher reliability to provide video transmission services. the selected nodes are called active nodes, and the reliability of nodes is related to bandwidth, storage, and reputation value. definition 1. 𝐵(𝑖, 𝑡) is set as the remaining bandwidth percentage of the node at time 𝑡, which can be calculated as follows: 𝐵(𝑖, 𝑡) = 𝐵𝑡_𝑖 𝐵𝑚𝑎𝑥_𝑖 (3) 𝐵𝑡_𝑖 represents the remaining bandwidth value of the node at the current time 𝑡 , and 𝐵𝑚𝑎𝑥_𝑖 represents the initial bandwidth value of the node. under the same conditions, the larger the remaining bandwidth percentage of the node, the easier it is to be selected as a candidate node. definition 2. 𝐻(𝑖, 𝑡) is set as the remaining cache percentage of the node at time t, which can be calculated as follows: 𝐻(𝑖, 𝑡) = 𝐻𝑡_𝑖 𝐻𝑚𝑎𝑥_𝑖 (4) 𝐻(𝑖, 𝑡) represents the remaining cache value of the device at time 𝑡, and 𝐻𝑚𝑎𝑥_𝑖 represents the maximum cache value of the node. under the same conditions, the larger the remaining cache percentage of the node, the easier it is to be selected as a candidate node. definition 3. 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) is set as the resource abundance of the node at time t, it can be calculated as follows: 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) = 𝜀𝐵(𝑖, 𝑡) + 𝜔𝐻(𝑖, 𝑡) (5) 𝜀 and 𝜔 are the weight values of 𝐵(𝑖, 𝑡) and 𝐻(𝑖, 𝑡), and 𝜀 + 𝜔 = 1. the greater the resource abundance of the node, the more abundant the remaining bandwidth and storage, and the stronger the ability to provide services. definition 4. the minimum threshold of resource abundance is 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) . when 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) < 𝑊𝐿 , the edge node does not have enough idle resources and will not be chosen first and will only be considered when the number of nodes is insufficient. definition 5. 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡) is set as the node reliability at time t, which can be calculated as follows: 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) = 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡)𝑅(𝑖, 𝑡) (6) 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡) is a decisive factor for whether an edge node can be selected? it is reasonable to determine whether an edge node is reliable based on resource abundance and device reputation value. the reputation value of the node is lower when 𝑅(𝑖, 𝑡) < 0. however, it is still possible to transform into a node with a higher reputation value through resource sharing, so it has the opportunity to be selected as a candidate node. 2.3. punishment mechanism with sufficient idle resources, edge nodes may still provide poor quality services, this kind of device is called a negative node, and the system introduces a punishment mechanism to restrict its behavior. rule 1. at time 𝑡, the user initiates a resource request, and the system selects a candidate node that can provide resources according to the actual demand. if a candidate node has problems in the service process, the node will be marked as a negative node; then, the node will be punished by time 𝑇𝑃, which can be calculated as follows: 𝑇𝑝 = 𝑇0 𝑎𝑛 𝑅(𝑖, 𝑡) , 𝑎 > 1 (7) 𝑛 is the number of times the node is punished, and 𝑇0 is the basic penalty time. it can be seen that the more times a node is punished, the longer it is punished. rule 2. during the penalty period, the negative node will increase the reputation value of resource sharing but will not be able to gain benefits. in addition, negative nodes need to download the scarce resources specified by the system to maintain the resource balance. the system asks once per unit time, and the negative node can obtain 𝑎 time reduction reward at time 𝑇0 by downloading the highly scarce resources. that is, the penalty time becomes 𝑇𝑃 − 𝑇0. in this way, the negative nodes that download the scarce resources can be encouraged to provide services to users after the punishment ends. at the same time, the imbalance between the supply and demand of scarce resources can be alleviated. 3. node selection and income analysis 3.1. node selection strategy assuming the number of edge nodes required to complete a video, transmission is 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡), the number of nodes that can provide services in this area is 𝑁𝑆 . it is necessary to select nodes with better comprehensive conditions for service to ensure the qos. we discuss the selection method of nodes in the following two cases: 𝑵𝑺 ≥ 𝑵𝑹, the steps are as follows: calculate the resource abundance 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) of each node. count the number of nodes 𝑁𝐶 that satisfy 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) ≥ 𝑊𝐿(𝑖, 𝑡). if 𝑁𝐶 ≥ 𝑁𝑅, calculate the reliability 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡) of 𝑁𝐶 nodes. select 𝑁𝑅 nodes with larger 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡) as candidate nodes. if 𝑁𝐶 < 𝑁𝑅, all 𝑁𝐶 nodes are as candidate nodes. calculate the reliability 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡) of the remaining 𝑁𝑆 − 𝑁𝐶 nodes. select 𝑁𝑅 − 𝑁𝐶 nodes with larger 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡) as candidate nodes. 𝑵𝑺 < 𝑵𝑹, the steps are as follows: calculate the resource abundance 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) of each node. count the number of nodes 𝑁𝐶 that satisfy 𝑊(𝑖, 𝑡) ≥ 𝑊𝐿(𝑖, 𝑡). take 𝑁𝑐 nodes that meet the conditions as candidate nodes. the remaining traffic is compensated by the central server. 3.2. income calculation the income after the node provides a service is determined by reliability, resource tightness, service quality, and other conditions. the income will be reduced if there is a problem with the service quality in the video transmission process. definition 1. the reduced income due to packet loss or offline service quality degradation is defined as 𝐼𝐿 , which can be calculated as follows: 𝐼𝐿 = 𝐾𝑖𝑅𝑙𝑜𝑠𝑠 𝑃(𝑚, 𝑡) 𝑅𝑙𝑜𝑠𝑠 = 𝑁𝐹(𝑚, 𝑡)𝐾𝑖𝐾𝑏𝑅𝑙𝑜𝑠𝑠 𝑁𝐶(𝑚, 𝑡) (8) 𝐾𝑖 is the reverse yield coefficient, 𝑅𝑙𝑜𝑠𝑠 is the packet loss rate, and 𝑁𝑅 is the number of nodes providing services? definition 2. the income obtained by a node by providing services is 𝐼𝑇 , which can be calculated as follows: 𝐼𝑇 = 𝐷(𝑖, 𝑡) 𝑃(𝑚, 𝑡) 𝑁𝑅 𝐾𝑑 (9) 𝐾𝑑 is the positive return coefficient? therefore, the node should be paid as follows: 𝐼 = 𝐼𝑇 − 𝐼𝐿 47 𝐼 = 𝑁𝐹(𝑚, 𝑡)𝐾𝑏 𝑁𝐶(𝑚, 𝑡)𝑁𝑅 ((𝜀𝐵(𝑖, 𝑡) + 𝜔𝐻(𝑖, 𝑡))𝑅(𝑖, 𝑡)𝐾𝑑 − 𝐾𝑖𝑅𝑙𝑜𝑠𝑠) (10) 4. bmbr game analysis according to the above incentive mechanism, edge node 𝑖 is assumed to be selected as a candidate node. the reputation function for node 𝑖 to choose cooperation in a game can be calculated as follows: 𝑅𝐶 = 𝑅(𝑖, 𝑡) + 𝑅+(𝑐𝑖 , 𝑚, 𝑡) − 𝐺(𝑖) = 𝑅(𝑖, 𝑡) + 𝑔(𝑐𝑖)𝑃(𝑚, 𝑡) − 𝑔 (11) in the process of resource interaction, the system is responsible for selecting the node that provides the resource, so the node cannot predict whether it will participate in the next game. assuming that the probability that a node is required to contribute resources in a unit of time is 𝛬 , the mathematical expectation of the penalty time 𝑇𝐵 is 𝐸(𝑇𝐵) . assuming that the probability that node 𝑖 chooses to download the scarce resource during the penalty period is 𝑝, the final penalty time is 𝐸(𝑇𝐵) − 𝑝𝑇0 . during the penalty time, the node will have 𝛬(𝐸(𝑇𝐵) − 𝑝𝑇0) opportunities to provide resources. then the reputation function of node 𝑖 refusing to cooperate in a game can be calculated as follows: ( )0 ( ) ( ) [ ] ( ) f p b c n m,t r r i,t e t pt k n m,t = − − (12) to eliminate the noncooperation motive of node 𝑖, first of all, it must be ensured that the reputation benefit of choosing cooperation is greater than the reputation benefit of choosing noncooperation, that is, 𝑅𝐶 > 𝑅𝑃, which can be obtained: 0 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( [ ] ) 1 ( ) ( ) i f f b i c c r n m,t n m,t r i,t k g r i,t e t pt k r n m,t n m,t     + −  − −  +  ( )0 ( ) [ ] 1 ( ) i f b i c r n m,t e t pt k g r n m,t      + −    +   (13) second, it is necessary to ensure that the price return of the resource when it chooses to cooperate is greater than 0, that is, 𝐼 > 0: ( )( ) ( ) ( ) 0d i lossb i,t h i,t r i,t k k r + −  ( )( ) ( ) ( ) i loss d k r b i,t h i,t r i,t k  +  (14) by setting reasonable 𝑇0, k, g, and 𝛼 values, according to the actual situation of system resource interaction, equation (13) can be held constant, that is, 𝑅𝐶 > 𝑅𝑃 can be held constant. by setting a reasonable 𝜀, 𝜔, 𝐾𝑖, 𝐾𝑑, and the packet loss rate are within a reasonable range, equation (14) can be established constantly, that is, 𝐼> 0 can be established constantly. the cooperation strategy that satisfies both the increase of reputation of edge nodes and the increase of income is the best strategy for node selection, and nodes will tend to choose cooperation. 5. experiment analysis 5.1. experiment environment use python to build an environment for simulation experiments. initially, set 100 video resources and 400 nodes, including 200 positive nodes (the probability of choosing cooperation is 80%) and 200 negative nodes (the probability of choosing cooperation is 20%). initialization node bandwidth and storage occupancy are randomly distributed between 0-50%. finally, the entire simulation time is 1500s, totaling 1500 resource interactions. 5.2. experimental results the experiment is divided into the following three parts: bmbr distinguishes between positive nodes and negative nodes figures 1(a) and 1(b) show the reputation value distribution of positive nodes and negative nodes in the distributed edge computing system without incentive mechanism and bmbr, respectively. without an incentive mechanism, the system does not treat the two differently. figure 1(a) shows that the reputation value distribution of positive and negative nodes is not much different. comparing figure 1(b) with figure 1(a), we can see that the reputation value of positive nodes can be concentrated in the range of [12, 17] by using bmbr. in contrast, the reputation value of negative nodes can be concentrated in the range of [4, 10]. the experimental results show that using the incentive mechanism and the system can effectively distinguish between positive and negative nodes. (a) (b) figure 1. comparison of the distribution of positive nodes and negative nodes under no incentive and bmbr the influence of bmbr on the reliability and income of edge nodes figure 2(a) shows the change in node reliability with increased service time in the distributed edge computing system without incentive mechanism and bmbr. it can be seen that without an incentive mechanism, the reliability of the node does not change significantly with the increase in service time, and the reliability of the node has been clearly distinguished under the action of bmbr. figure 2(b) shows that, in the absence of an incentive mechanism, the income from the service provided by the node is not affected by the reputation value, which is concentrated in the range of [40, 60], and the node with a larger reputation value cannot obtain higher income. under the action of bmbr, the income from node service has been significantly improved with the increased reputation value, and the enthusiasm for node resource contribution has increased. (a) (b) figure 2. comparison of changes in node reliability and income under bmbr and no incentive mechanism (3) the influence of bmbr on the fluctuation of resource price. the bmbr proposed in this paper adds the concept of resource price, which is used to measure the scarcity of resources. at the same time, nodes in the penalty period can shorten the penalty time by downloading resources in short 48 supply, increasing the number of resources in short supply, balancing the price of resources, and ensuring the rational distribution of resources. in addition, the resource price set in this paper also has the characteristics of real-time and dynamic self-adjustment, which changes with the tightness of resources in different periods. figure 3 shows the price fluctuation variance of each resource within 1500s without the incentive mechanism and bmbr. it can be seen from the figure that after adding bmbr, the price fluctuation of each resource is significantly reduced. the smaller the price fluctuation of resources, the higher the balance between supply and demand of resources. therefore, the incentive mechanism can effectively control the balance of the number of resources according to the demand situation. figure 3. comparison of variance of resource price fluctuation 6. conclusions to promote home iot devices to actively and reliably share idle resources and ensure the reasonable distribution of video resources, the author proposes an incentive mechanism based on behavior management and balance of resources to manage edge devices. the experimental results show that using bmbr is significantly better than no incentive mechanism. bmbr improves the enthusiasm for edge network resources sharing by distinguishing between positive devices and negative devices and establishes reasonable reward and punishment measures while maintaining the balance between the supply and demand of system resources. the bmbr model proposed in this paper needs to run on a centralized platform. home iot devices can contribute idle resources after accessing the platform by deploying the relevant environment. all requests and processing need to go through platform, which the following three problems will accompany: (1) the platform must process the selection of transmission nodes, information recording, behavior management, and income distribution, and the centralized platform is under too much pressure. 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recognition problems through feature extraction and classification. with the rapid development of science and technology, this technology has dramatically reduced the cost of identification and human consumption, making identification more efficient and having a specific use value. however, the current handwritten digit recognition technology will cause problems such as abnormal recognition and recognition errors, reducing recognition accuracy. this will not only increase the cost of human recognition but also increase unnecessary risks. based on the broad application prospect of handwritten digit recognition in finance, this paper focuses on the research and analysis of the handwritten digit recognition model for its insufficient accuracy, low performance, and other problems. based on traditional data analysis, this paper adopts deep learning and control variable methods to conduct multiple groups of experiments to explore the impact of different parameters on the accuracy of experimental results. summarize the best recognition accuracy and achieve the best model performance. keywords: handwritten digit recognition; artificial intelligence; machine learning; deep learning; financial applications. 1. introduction with the rapid development of artificial intelligence, china's technology in this field continues to mature and achieve self-reliance. still, social needs are changing, human costs are increasing, and technology needs to be constantly optimized and innovated. in recent years, china's research on artificial intelligence has focused on three areas: finance, medical care, and cities. with the development of ai, there are still many defects to be solved for ai in the financial field. the literature analyzes the actual application and risks under the economic area and ai combination. it proposes risk prevention strategies using intelligent protection, information encryption, and law improvement. many problems, such as data standardization, data exchange, policy supervision, and algorithm theory, have become increasingly prominent in the medical field. literature, based on data-driven in-depth learning, studied the challenges faced by medical ai and the direction of future development. artificial intelligence and machine learning methods have gradually matured in urban life, bringing people many conveniences. based on this, literature focuses on analyzing ai applications in intelligent medicine, intelligent transportation, gait recognition, and face recognition. figure 1 and figure 2, respectively, show the proportion of china’s ai technology sources and patent concentration fields from 2018 to 2021. figure 1 shows the specific sources of china's ai technology in the three years from 2018 to 2021. among them, china's ai technology accounts for a large proportion (63%), indicating that china's ai technology has developed rapidly. for other countries, the united states accounts for about 20%. in contrast, the rest of the countries account for a relatively small proportion (japan, south korea, and the european patent office account for 8%, 6%, and 2%, respectively). figure 1. source distribution of artificial intelligence technology in china from 2018 to 2021 figure 2 further shows the statistical distribution of essential fields of ai research in china in the three years from 2018 to 2021. among them, image recognition and transmission account for a large proportion (41%), while data processing, information, and machine learning account for about 20%, indicating that research in these three fields is relatively popular in china. in contrast, research in other areas accounts for relatively few (robot control, ai supervision, and natural language processing account for 10%, 8%, and 4%, respectively). figure 2. necessary fields of artificial intelligence research in china from 2018 to 2021 71 the progress of artificial intelligence has driven the development of the financial field. the transformative force and the pace of intelligence are constantly increasing, bringing convenience, speed, and security to people's lives. financial technology is widely used in banks to verify identity information. based on in-depth learning, literature uses image processing technology and pattern recognition methods to identify and analyze license information, effectively combining artificial intelligence and financial identity recognition. however, in today's developed network, there are many hidden dangers behind the advantages of the internet. in order to further improve the security performance of the network system, literature designed a network security protection system from both hardware and software aspects, in which bp neural network algorithm was used in the software design to extract and process the characteristics of network abnormal information, send intrusion alerts, prepare for more efficient defense and subsequent repair processing, and ensure the security of the network system. in addition, to avoid the emergence of new types of telecommunications fraud, illegal fund-raising, flight with money, and other problems, literature established an anti-fraud credit scoring model using machine learning methods and conducted research on anti-fraud risk early warning. among them, the handwritten digit recognition technology in artificial intelligence has a significant application value. it is an essential component in pattern recognition in computer optical character recognition. fast, efficient, and accurate recognition determines technical performance. this method is to preprocess the original digital image and extract features, and then through pattern recognition from coarse classification to subdivision, finally output the results of model recognition. figure 3 shows the digital image recognition process of inputting the original digital image, preprocessing, feature extraction, pattern recognition, rough classification, subdivision, and outputs of the recognition results. figure 3. digital image recognition process traditionally, handwritten digit recognition can be divided into online recognition and offline recognition due to different data forms. based on deep learning and nonsegmentation methods, zhang innovatively used a skeleton method to fuse offline and online samples and then conducted joint training under the dblstm-hmm recognition system to obtain better experimental results in handwritten english recognition. online handwritten digit recognition is a relatively simple way to recognize the real-time written character data of the handwritten person through physical devices; offline handwritten digit recognition is to scan and analyze the collected handwritten text data through image capture equipment. the difference between the two is that the former can analyze and obtain stroke features, writing speed, point coordinate information, and other data, while the latter cannot identify valuable details, which leads to low accuracy of offline recognition and cannot meet the number recognition process with different writing methods. the recognition rate and accuracy of handwritten digit recognition can be improved by using elastic bp algorithm [1], pca dimension reduction improved knn algorithm [9], neural network improvement applied to handwritten digit recognition [10], as well as alex net model improved convolutional neural network [11]. handwritten digit recognition has gradually expanded its application scope in the robot automation environment and has become a promising field of handwritten digit recognition applications in the financial field. with the rapid growth of china's economic strength, the demand for manual processing of statistical statements, financial statements, bank bills, postal codes, payments, and other operations is also growing, so we hope to introduce handwritten digit recognition technology under machine learning algorithms. the combination of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies with handwritten digits will help to analyze better and recognize digital information; it can not only improve the overall work efficiency, and reduce labor costs but also enhance algorithmic transactions through machine continuous learning and summary, avoid financial risks caused by errors in manual operation, moreover improve the quality of customer service. so there is enormous potential for applying artificial intelligence to handwritten digit recognition. there are still many challenges in applying handwritten digit recognition in financial fields. although there are only ten types of arabic numerals, the machine recognition process is complicated due to various digital differences, nonstandard images, unclear handwriting, and different writing methods caused by writing habits. in addition, the accuracy requirements for digital recognition in the financial field are often more significant than the recognition of other characters and pictures. therefore, more excellent methods are needed to research and improve the handwritten numeral model, improve the recognition accuracy and speed of the model, and reduce errors. we can only have more opportunities to apply this technology to accurate handwritten numeral recognition in the future. to better realize the integration of handwritten numeral recognition and financial numerals, this paper will conduct a large number of experiments through the improved handwritten numeral recognition algorithm model, test the influence of the learning rate and the number of rounds of the model on the accuracy of the experimental results, get the best model time consumption, improve the overall accuracy of the model, and finally select the best scheme to try to apply it to finance reasonably. the main contributions are: (1) emphasize the potential application value of handwritten digit recognition in the financial field. (2) this paper summarizes the improvements or solutions to handwritten digit recognition proposed by different literature and explains them. (3) the experimental results show that the model proposed in this paper achieves better performance on opensource datasets. 2. related work artificial intelligence has been increasingly widely used in finance in recent years. moreover, the machine learning technology revolution in these fields is also increasingly valued by people. among them, lin discusses the specific analysis and application of artificial intelligence technology combined with big financial data, what's more, provides more valuable measures to improve the ability of financial data management; guan discussed the application status and impact of artificial intelligence in the financial industry, as well as the future needs and prospects of artificial intelligence. in addition, many scholars have studied the application of ai to other aspects, such as the research on the innovation of the 72 "smart finance" model in the era of ai, the research on the application of ai in banking and securities investment, and the research on enabling inclusive finance ai is still in the early stage of development in the financial field; many aspects can develop potential, make rational use of ai, and achieve intellectualization. in the application of the financial field, handwritten digit recognition technology has high requirements. the accuracy of model results, recognition rate, and speed will determine the risk level of machine handwritten digit recognition. many scholars at home and abroad have conducted in-depth research on the application of this technology in different ways and proposed improvement plans to seek the best way to improve the accuracy of the technical model. they found that machine learning and deep learning can not only mine the potential value from a large number of data but also make prediction models and imitate human thinking and learning to bring people much convenience. therefore, the research on handwritten digit recognition has some practical value. researchers at home and abroad have made many contributions to the research of handwritten digit recognition based on machine learning and depth learning. in the field of neural networks, wang [10] designs and applies the convolutional neural network model to handwritten digit recognition and improves two single-hidden layer neural network training algorithms to obtain a training model with excellent performance proposes to locate and recognize deformed handwritten digits for correction automatically. based on different directions of the convolutional neural network, xie et al. [11] also made other improvements to the convolutional neural network. they introduced the inception res net module, used batch-specific scaling processing methods, and reduced the number of convolution cores to optimize the final model accuracy. literature [1] put forward a different point of view for handwritten digit recognition realized by the improved neural network method. an elastic bp algorithm based on the matlab platform will result in low-noise handwritten digit recognition. among other research methods, hu et al. [9] improved the handwritten digit recognition realized by the traditional knn nearest neighbor classification algorithm by using distance weight statistics to reduce the time and space complexity when calculating the distance, thus improving the accuracy of handwritten digit recognition. in addition, there are also many types of research on the improvement of traditional methods applied to handwritten digit recognition: handwritten digit recognition method based on improved c-support vector machine optimizes the feature extraction process to improve accuracy [12], and support vector machine tree hybrid learning model based on the sensitivity value of boundary to feature selection to improve accuracy [18]. in the field of handwritten digit recognition in finance, some pioneers have done relevant research on handwritten digit recognition. zhang [19] applied handwritten digit recognition to the layout analysis of financial instruments, compared the topological structure-based method of handwritten digit recognition with the process based on contour segmentation, and then improved the existing handwritten digit recognition model using multiple classifier technology to optimize the processing system of financial instruments. in addition, lu et al. used the improved bp algorithm of a neural network to solve the problem of handwritten digit feature recognition in financial bills. finally, the results obtained a relatively good recognition effect. in this paper, we will use the depth learning method to compare the research schemes after different improved parameters, apply various techniques to handwritten digit recognition in finance, and explain. after many experiments, we can get a better recognition model and accuracy and a shorter recognition time, hoping to apply it to the financial field with the best model performance. 3. experiment this paper introduces the static and dynamic attributes of the data set, as well as the table description and network structure description of the data set. the experiment is based on the design of a handwritten digit recognition model of a neural network object. it uses the control variable method to preliminarily explore the impact of learning rate and rounds on the optimal accuracy rate to optimize the final recognition effect. 3.1. introduction to static and dynamic attributes of datasets the static attributes of a dataset refer to the unchanging file attributes collected under different requests; furthermore, generally do not change with access. the key to judging a dataset's static attributes is determined by factors such as the fixed time of the dataset attributes, whether they are updated regularly, and whether they are valid. it can better reflect the reference value and specific data set attribute time points. although static attributes have good stability, their value is single and limited. the dynamic attribute of a dataset refers to the changed file attributes collected under different requests. this indicates that the dataset's characteristics can be updated at any time, and the latest dynamic dataset attributes can be displayed as required, which has real-time value. however, collecting the newest dataset attributes requires costs. furthermore, the value of dynamic characteristics is less trusted than that of static data. the static attribute of the dataset is the mainstream of machine learning. this paper’s static quality of handwritten digit recognition is arabic numerals. in addition, the dynamic characteristics of data sets also have some value, even above the fixed points, in which the features and symbols of numbers are dynamic attributes of handwritten digit recognition. 3.2. dataset table description table 1 shows the distribution of the ten numbers 0 to 9 in the training and test sets, respectively. the total number of samples is 60000. it can be observed that the distribution proportion of the ten numbers is relatively balanced. at the same time, it also shows the comparison between the number of training sets and the number of test sets for each number, as well as the digital visualization results and data set sources. 3.3. network structure description this paper uses the neural network model to extract features and try various architectures. for a more intuitive display, figure 4 visualizes the most basic neural network structure, showing that this neural network has only three design layers, including an input layer, a hidden layer, and an output layer. input layer: import the data you want into the neural network. 73 hidden layer: it abstracts the features of input data, realizes feature extraction, and increases the complexity of the network structure. the number of nodes is variable, and its neural network representation ability positively correlates with the number of nodes. output layer: output the final calculation results of the network structure, and the number of nodes is fixed. table 1. dataset description num ber distribution of numbers train/ test visualiz ation dataset source number/ train number /test 0 5923 /60000 980 /10000 6.044 survival strategies for the robot rebellion (pjreddie. com) 1 6742 /60000 1135 /10000 5.940 2 5958 /60000 1032 /10000 5.773 3 6131 /60000 1010 /10000 6.070 4 5842 /60000 982 /10000 5.949 5 5421 /60000 892 /10000 6.077 6 5918 /60000 958 /10000 6.177 7 6265 /60000 1028 /10000 6.094 8 5851 /60000 974 /10000 6.007 9 5949 /60000 1009 /10000 5.896 figure 4. schematic diagram of neural network structure 3.4. explore the influence of different learning rates on the accuracy of experiments keep the optimal number of rounds at 50, and explore the change of the best total accuracy rate with the learning rate of 0.0001, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, 0.05, 0.1, 0.5, 1, 2. the experiment shows that the accuracy rate is 36.45% when the learning rate is 0.0001, 36.45% when the learning rate is 0.0005, 71.65% when the learning rate is 0.001, 84.10% when the learning rate is 0.005, 87.62% when the learning rate is 0.01, 89.71% when the learning rate is 0.05, 89.76% when the learning rate is 0.1, 86.28% when the learning rate is 0.5, and 83.36% when the learning rate is 1, when the learning rate is 2, the accuracy rate is 80.02%. when the learning rate is 0.0001-0.05, the accuracy rate increases. when the learning rate is 0.05-0.1, the accuracy rate is stable but fluctuates. due to the overfitting of the model, the accuracy rate decreases slowly from 0.1-2. therefore, the best experimental result is that when the learning rate is 0.1, the accuracy rate is 89.76%. figure 5 shows the effect of different learning rates on the accuracy of the experiment when the number of rounds is unchanged. figure 5. effect of learning rate on model accuracy based on figure 5, further explore the impact of the number of training rounds on the training set. this paper will conduct ten experiments with learning rates of 0.0001, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, 0.05, 0.1, 0.5, 1, and 2. each group will compare the changes in the final accuracy rate of the experiment when the number of rounds is 15, 30, and 50. the investigation shows that the experiment’s accuracy rate increases with the number of games of model training. however, when the learning rate is closer to the best (the best learning rate in this experiment is 0.05), the increase in the number of rounds has less impact on improving the accuracy rate. on the contrary, the greater the absolute value of the difference between the learning rate and the best learning rate, the more significant the impact of the increase in the number of rounds on improving the accuracy rate. figure 6 shows the effect of different games on the accuracy of the experiment under each group of learning rates. figure 6. effect of number of rounds on accuracy under each learning rate 4. conclusion this paper proposes a handwritten digit recognition model based on the financial system and trains the intelligent digit recognition model through deep 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(2003) research on the method of numerals recognition in financial notes with pattern recognition of neural network. journal of soochow university (engineering edition), 23(4):44-51. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 50 large-scale aerosols visualization based on the accelerated ray casting algorithm zefan qi 1, * 1 college of software engineering, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610225, china. * corresponding author: zefan qi (email: 1269289295@qq.com) abstract: the ray casting algorithm is a widely used basic volume rendering algorithm, but traditional ray casting algorithms have some disadvantages such as low efficiency, slow speed and large resource consumption when rendering aerosol data such as smoke, fog and dust in 3d scenes. in this regard, this paper proposes a large-scale aerosol visualization method based on a ray-casting acceleration algorithm. a large part of the computational work in a traditional ray casting algorithm is to compute a large volume of data from the underlying scalar field. therefore, the accelerated design of the ray casting algorithm should first consider avoiding sampling of empty spaces and invalid voxels, and culling areas in the volume data that do not contribute to volume rendering. the method in this paper firstly optimizes and accelerates the traditional ray casting algorithm through the hierarchical bounding box tree, and combines the illumination model to enhance the color rendering of each voxel. unnecessary space debris reduces hardware load, improves rendering speed, and meets the real-time rendering requirements of large-scale aerosols. keywords: volume rendering; ray casting; empty voxel jump; bounding volume hierarchy; aerosols visualization. 1. introduction the volume rendering [1] technology is a technology that displays all volume details on a two-dimensional image at the same time based on three-dimensional volume data. using volume rendering technology, the comprehensive distribution of various substances can be displayed in one image, and the condition of the isosurface can be reflected by controlling the opacity. volume rendering is widely used in medical ct imaging, real-time meteorological observation, geological survey, molecular biology scanning imaging, aerospace and other fields. today's volume rendering research field mainly focuses on how to improve the quality of the rendered image and how to reduce the rendering time of the algorithm. usually, the rendering quality is positively correlated with the rendering time. how to reduce the algorithm rendering time as much as possible on the basis of ensuring the image quality is one of the hotspots in the current volume rendering technology research. among many volume rendering algorithms, the ray casting algorithm calculates the highest image quality, but its algorithm complexity is higher than other volume rendering algorithms, and the rendering time is longer. in order to improve the rendering speed of visualization, many volume rendering acceleration algorithms have been proposed. there are two commonly used methods based on software acceleration: acceleration through function optimization, such as multi-resolution based on wavelet transform [2], based on early opacity cutoff [3], based on parallel and distributed volume rendering [4], interactive classification based on density-distance map [5], combined with graphics hardware acceleration and other algorithms, but these methods do not filter the data, and the acceleration is not complete; by processing the data to improve the drawing speed, such as based on the adjacent layers similarity [6], based on bounding box space [7], based on octree [8], k-d tree [9] and other data structure methods, but these methods do not accelerate the algorithm process, and there is still a lot of acceleration time. room for improvement. on the basis of related research, this paper optimizes function changes and data processing at the same time. by researching the use of algorithms to eliminate invalid data and empty voxel jumps when performing volume rendering, the rendering time is accelerated, and the image quality is guaranteed, while significantly improving algorithm acceleration effect. 2. ray casting algorithm ray casting [10] is a direct volume rendering technique based on image sequences. the calculation of the ray casting algorithm does not stop at the surface of the object, but samples the interior of the object along the ray, and does not generate secondary rays. it draws volume data in a 3d scalar data field into a 2d image through scientific computing by tracing rays from the viewpoint to the object. the basic steps are to start from each pixel on the screen and emit a ray along the line of sight. when the ray passes through the volume data, it is sampled equidistantly along the ray direction, and the optical properties of the sampling point are calculated by interpolation (such as color value and opacity); then according to the order from front to back (front-to-back) or from back to front (back-to-front), the sampling points on the ray are synthesized, and the corresponding value of this ray is calculated. the color value of the pixel on the screen. the traditional ray casting algorithm does not filter the initial data, but draws the sampling points one by one layer by layer, which makes the process of calculating the ratio of each voxel to the screen pixel and so on consumes computing resources and time. in this regard, the acceleration design of ray casting algorithm is discussed from three aspects: sampling point optimization, empty voxel jumping method and the combination of the two improved methods. 3. empty voxel skipping the purpose of empty voxel skipping is to exclude from 51 volume data sampling the regions in which it does not contribute to the output image. a state-of-the-art imagesequential volume rendering method, gpu-based octreeaccelerated ray casting [11], traces each ray from one tree node to another. nodes marked as empty can simply be skipped, and each ray is computed independently, without exploiting consistency between rays or between successive rendered frames. more importantly, for sparsely structured volume data, the octree subdivides the space very finely, and many spatially adjacent nodes will have the same type (empty or not). advanced tree refinement forces ray traversal to occur in unnecessarily small spatial increments. this huge overhead makes empty voxel skipping inefficient and significantly reduces the potential performance improvement. spatial segmentation based on k-d tree [12] can better adapt to the spatial subdivision of sparse structure, but the subdivision based on k-d tree is very dependent on the spatial position of non-empty voxels. if the dataset of segmented objects changes frequently, the k-d tree cannot change in real time according to new spatial features. hierarchical bounding box tree (bvh) [13] can perform efficient space segmentation, fully consider the area and shape of the volume data itself, filter out a large amount of unnecessary blank space, and can be dynamically updated. 4. ray casting acceleration algorithm 4.1. early termination of light use an early termination condition to speed up the algorithm, i.e. stop the compositing operation when the cumulative opacity exceeds 1. in the process of pixel mixing iterative solution, the value of opacity a is gradually increased. when the value of a is close to 1, it means that the calculation result of the pixel value by the light tends to be saturated, even if the sampling continues, the final pixel value almost unaffected. therefore, the method of terminating the ray calculation early can be used, which can improve the overall drawing time. a threshold can be set. as long as the value of a exceeds this threshold, the ray will be terminated. at the same time, combined with the adaptive accelerated sampling method, that is, when the ray traverses the volume data, if it encounters an invalid sampling point, the sampling interval is appropriately increased. reduce the resampling frequency, and restore the resampling frequency if a valid sampling point is encountered. the overall rendering time can be further improved by combining early ray termination with adaptive sampling acceleration. 4.2. volume data sub-components 4.2.1. oc tree in the case of a large amount of data, it is more difficult to use the determination of the minimum granularity (leaf node). when the granularity is large, the data volume of some nodes may still be relatively large, and the subsequent query efficiency is still relatively low. on the contrary, the granularity is small. the depth of the fork tree increases, the required memory space is relatively large (each non-leaf node requires eight pointers), and the efficiency is also reduced. the division basis of equal division makes the efficiency not too high due to the limitation of division depth when the data center of gravity is skewed. the empty voxel jumping method based on the octree structure, that is, recursively divides each block of volume data into eight parts, and records the in and out points of each block of non-empty data that the light passes through to sample. however, the octree-based method will additionally record many empty nodes, which increases the computational complexity of sampling. 4.2.2. aabb bounding box tree the hierarchical bounding box is referred to as bvh; and the hierarchical bounding box tree is a binary tree used to store the shape of the bounding box. its root node represents the largest bounding box, and the next 2 child nodes represent 2 sub-bounding boxes. the aabb bounding box is an axisymmetric bounding box, that is, the six faces of the box are parallel to the xy, xz, yz planes figure 1. bounding volume hierarchy subdivide the body data with an improved bounding box structure, with each leaf node corresponding to a subblock of data. in the sub-division process, each sub-data block needs to be expanded by a voxel to avoid errors during boundary interpolation (the value obtained by interpolation may be greater than the maximum value of the original sub-data block or smaller than the minimum value of the original sub-data block. ), and then count the minimum and maximum values of each sub-data block, and store them in the original bounding box structure for generating 3-dimensional textures. 4.2.3. improvement to empty voxel skipping recursively divide each block of data into eight parts to form an octree. for the volume data block of each leaf node, the marked attribute is one of empty, non-empty, and unknown; for each non-leaf node, the attribute proportion of its child nodes is counted, and its attribute is assigned as proportion highest attribute. perform a breadth-first search on the octree of the volume data, and construct a bounding box for the volume data blocks whose attributes are different from their parent nodes. for each ray, when it passes through the bounding box, it is merged and deleted according to the rules to determine the sampling range. volume rendering of ray casting algorithm using lazy loading method figure 2. empty voxel skipping 4.2.4. grouped linear interpolation the traditional linear interpolation calculation process is 52 quite complicated and consumes a lot of computing resources, which is the main reason why the traditional ray casting algorithm cannot draw in real time in the interpolation calculation stage, all resampling points on a ray are divided into 3 levels according to the distance from the viewpoint, and different linear interpolation is used for each level. compared with the traditional algorithm, the hierarchical grouping linear interpolation method does not reduce the number of resampling points and does not reduce the authenticity of the image. according to the different positions of the resampling points on the light, it gradually decreases from the first level to the third level. the amount of interpolation calculation of each level of resampling point greatly shortens the total interpolation calculation time and achieves the purpose of improving the rendering efficiency of the algorithm. figure 3. computation time comparison 5. experiment analysis in this experiment, the computer configuration is amd ryzen 5 5600h with radeon graphics 3.30 ghz, windows 10 64-bit, 16gb memory. the programming environment is visual studio 2019 and unity3d, using c# programming and hlsl shading language. 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[12] li t , wang s , cheng h , et al. integral image generation based on improved bvh ray tracing[m]. 2021 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 167 using bidirectional prompt learning in nlp few shot tasks li ding, shiren ye * school of computer science and artificial intelligence changzhou university, changzhou 213164, china * corresponding author: shiren ye (email: yes@cczu.edu.cn) abstract: few-shot learning, a subfield of machine learning, aims to solve the problem of learning new tasks with only a small amount of annotated data. compared to traditional supervised learning, few-shot learning is more challenging because there are very few training samples available during the training process, which means that the model must learn quickly and generalize to new samples. prompt learning is a recently emerged training paradigm in natural language processing, which can quickly leverage the language capabilities of large pre-trained language models to achieve fast start-up. based on the prompt learning paradigm, this paper proposes to use its conjugate tasks to further enhance the model's ability in few-shot learning. the experimental results show that the proposed method can effectively improve the performance of the model on multiple datasets and can be combined quickly with other methods for joint optimization. keywords: few-shot; natural language processing; prompt learning. 1. introduction natural language processing (nlp) is an important research direction in the fields of computer science and artificial intelligence. its aim is to enable computers to understand, process, and generate natural language in order to better interact with humans. the development history of natural language processing can be traced back to the 1950s. during this period, computer scientists began using limited grammar rules and dictionaries to attempt to solve natural language processing problems. linguist noam chomsky [1] proposed chomsky's grammar in 1956, which includes four levels: type 0 grammar (unrestricted grammar), type 1 grammar (context-sensitive grammar), type 2 grammar (context-free grammar), and type 3 grammar (regular grammar). the difference between these grammar levels lies in the complexity of the language rules they describe. chomsky's grammar is important for the field of natural language processing because it provides a formal grammar description method. however, due to the complexity and diversity of language, the method based on limited grammar rules quickly encountered bottlenecks. in the 1980s, with the introduction of statistical and probabilistic models, natural language processing underwent a significant transformation. machine learning language models based on statistics and probability used large-scale corpora to train models, allowing them to better understand and generate natural language. naive bayes is a machine learning algorithm based on bayes' theorem and the assumption of feature independence. assuming that the impact of each feature on the classification result is independent of each other simplifies the model, making training and prediction more efficient. naive bayes classification algorithm performs extremely well in spam email classification, effectively identifying and filtering a large amount of spam emails. support vector machine (svm)[2] is a commonly used machine learning algorithm that can be used for classification, regression, and anomaly detection tasks. in text classification, svm was initially used for binary classification problems and can be extended to multiclass classification using the one-vs-all or one-vs-one approach. hidden markov model (hmm)[3] is a probabilistic model based on state transitions that can consider contextual information and predict the next state based on the previous state, commonly used for the conversion between speech and text. deep learning originates from the neural network structure in machine learning, which enables the learning of more complex expressions and features from raw data by constructing multiple levels of abstract feature representations to improve the accuracy of prediction and classification. in recent years, deep learning has rapidly developed from a branch of traditional machine learning to a mainstream method. the growth of gpu computing power in recent years has greatly improved the training and inference speed of neural network models, allowing for the implementation and application of larger and more complex models. the development of deep learning in natural language processing can also be divided into several stages. early work (2000 to 2016) focused on unsupervised vectorization of words and structural engineering of networks. the bag-ofwords model (bow)[4] was originally used in text classification. this model treats each word in the text as an independent feature and represents the document as a feature vector. the basic idea is to assume that for a text, its word order and grammar syntax can be ignored, and it can be regarded as a collection of vocabulary. each vocabulary in the text is an independent feature. n-gram [5] is an algorithm based on statistical language model. its basic idea is to slide a window of size n over the text, which is segmented into byte fragments, to form a sequence of byte fragments with a length of n. each byte fragment is called a gram. by counting the frequency of occurrence of all grams and filtering them according to a pre-set threshold, a key gram list is formed, which is the vector feature space of the text. each gram in the list is a feature vector dimension. from 2017 to 2019, there were significant changes in the learning of nlp models, and the completely supervised paradigm is now playing a decreasing role. specifically, the standard has shifted towards 168 pre-training and fine-tuning paradigms. in this paradigm, models with fixed architectures are pre-trained as language models (lms) to predict the probability of observed textual data. since a large amount of raw text data is required to train lms, these lms can be trained on large datasets to learn robust and general language modeling features. then, additional parameters are introduced, and task-specific objective functions are used to fine-tune the aforementioned pre-trained lms to adapt to different downstream tasks. in this paradigm, the focus has mainly shifted to target engineering and designing training objectives for the pretraining and fine-tuning stages. bert (bidirectional encoder representations from transformers) [6] is a pre-trained transformer-based model developed by google. gpt (generative pre-trained transformer) [7] is a pre-trained transformer-based model developed by openai, which is trained on a large corpus of text to generate high-quality language outputs such as text completion, summarization, and translation. nowadays, natural language processing is in the midst of a second major transformation, with the "pre-train and fine-tune" paradigm being replaced by what we call the "pre-train, prompt, and predict" paradigm. in this paradigm, instead of adapting pre-trained lms to downstream tasks through target engineering, downstream tasks are reformulated with the help of textual prompts to resemble the tasks solved during the original lm training. for example, when identifying the sentiment of social media posts, for the sentence "i lost my wallet today.", we can prompt the lm with "i feel __" and ask it to fill in the blank with an emotional word. alternatively, if we choose to prompt the lm with a sentence like "english: i missed the bus today. chinese: __", we can evaluate its ability to perform machine translation. due to the fact that prompt learning is closer to the pretraining task of the language model, it has shown great competitiveness in zero-shot learning and few-shot learning domains. to be able to stimulate the language ability acquired by the model during the pre-training phase, the selection of prompt templates is particularly important. the prompt can be divided into two categories, hard prompts (discrete prompts) and soft prompts (continuous prompts). hard prompts refer to prompts that are manually designed, that is, templates designed by humans. manual design is generally based on human natural language knowledge, striving to obtain semantically fluent and efficient templates. in 2020, soft prompts were proposed. soft prompts are exactly the opposite of hard prompts. they learn the generation of prompts as a task, which is equivalent to changing the generation of prompts from human (discrete) to machine learning (continuous). hard prompts and soft prompts each have their advantages and disadvantages. the advantage of hard prompts is that they have good interpretability and can be presented in a form that humans can read. the disadvantage, however, is that what humans consider to be good hard prompts may not necessarily be good hard prompts for a language model. this property is known as the sub-optimality of hard prompts, where the selection of hard prompts can have a significant impact on the performance and stability of pre-trained models. on the other hand, soft prompts are the opposite. they are learned by the model and are more stable than hard prompts, but lack interpretability, making them difficult to apply in tasks that require strong interpretability. in our work, we propose a learning strategy that is conjugate to prompt learning for few shot tasks. in prompt learning, the input text is fixed and the model is required to fill in the target word. we reversed this task by fixing the target word and requiring the model to fill in the input text. this is based on the same assumption as prompt learning, that the language ability learned by the language model can not only fill in the target word, but also deduce the missing content in the original text from the target word. the results show that on multiple public datasets, whether our method is applied alone or trained jointly with the original prompt learning, it can effectively improve the model's ability in fewshot tasks. 2. related work the work on prompt emerged around 2019. many researchers began to focus on extracting knowledge from large pre-trained models and applying it to different downstream tasks. lewis et al [8]. introduce rag models where the parametric memory is a pre-trained seq2seq model and the non-parametric memory is a dense vector index of wikipedia, accessed with a pre-trained neural retriever. the result shows that rag models generate more specific, diverse and factual language than a state-of-the-art parametric-only seq2seq baseline. jiang et al[9]. propose methods to improve the accuracy of estimating the knowledge contained in lms by automatically generating better prompts for querying. our methods include mining-based and paraphrasing-based approaches to generate high-quality and diverse prompts, and ensemble methods to combine answers from multiple prompts. they conducted extensive experiments on the lama benchmark, which extracts relational knowledge from lms, and found that methods improved accuracy from 31.1% to 39.6%. radford et al [10]. show that substantial improvements in performance on various tasks can be achieved by employing a two-stage approach: generative pretraining of a language model using a diverse corpus of unlabeled text, followed by discriminative fine-tuning on each specific task. by tailoring the architecture of the model to multiple tasks, their methods were able to significantly surpass the state of the art in 9 out of the 12 tasks. once proposed, prompt learning became popular in the zero-shot and few-shot learning fields. compared to the paradigm of "pre-train and fine-tune" which requires the model to learn the specific features needed to output specific tasks on specific labels, prompt learning directly utilizes the language ability inherent in the pretrained model. its usage is closer to the paradigm during model pretraining, and therefore, it can quickly start downstream tasks. li et al [11]. proposed prefix-tuning, a lightweight alternative to finetuning for natural language generation tasks, which keeps language model parameters frozen, but optimizes a small continuous task-specific vector (called the prefix). findings indicate that prefix-tuning achieves comparable performance to fine-tuning on the full dataset by learning only 0.1% of the parameters. in settings with limited data, prefix-tuning outperforms fine-tuning and exhibits superior extrapolation capabilities to examples featuring topics not seen during training. izacard et al [12]. present atlas, a carefully designed and pre-trained retrieval augmented language model able to learn knowledge intensive tasks with very few training examples. kojima et al [13]. used chain of thought (cot) prompting, a recent technique for eliciting complex multi-step reasoning through step-by-step answer examples, achieved the state-of-the-art performances in arithmetics and symbolic reasoning. 169 due to prompt learning's direct utilization of the inherent capabilities of upstream networks, many research hotspots in the "pre-train, fine-tune" paradigm have gradually faded in prompt learning research, such as methods that use downstream networks to concatenate upstream networks, train heterogeneous networks in parallel, and adjust loss functions. the research focus in prompt learning has shifted towards how to leverage the capabilities of large-scale language models using prompts. schick et al [14]. propose a cloze-style prompt-based fine-tuning method called pattern exploiting training (pet). pet is a semi-supervised training procedure that redefines input examples as cloze-style phrases to help language models understand the given task. these phrases are used to assign soft labels to a large number of unlabeled examples. finally, standard supervised training is performed on the resulting training set. for several tasks and languages, pet significantly outperforms supervised training and strong semi-supervised methods in low-resource settings. gao et al [15]. utilized prompt-based fine-tuning, developed a novel pipeline for automating prompt generation. moreover, they have devised a refined approach for selectively and dynamically integrating demonstrations into each context. results show that it significantly surpasses standard fine-tuning procedures in low-resource scenarios, achieving up to a 30% absolute improvement and an average of 11% across all tasks. autoprompt was developed by shin et al[16]. as an automated approach to generating prompts for a wide range of tasks, utilizing a gradient-guided search. with the help of autoprompt, masked language models (mlms) possess an innate ability to carry out sentiment analysis and natural language inference, without any additional parameters or fine-tuning. liu et al[17]. proposed p-tuning.it trains several prompt vectors using regular gradient descent, and use an lstm to generate a final continuous template from these prompt vectors. additionally, for certain keywords in the input questions, preserve their tokens in the template. this approach achieves better results than both fine-tuning and manually designed prompt-based methods on superglue and some nlu tasks. in addition to prompt engineering, another important component of prompt learning is answer engineering. unlike traditional label-based learning, the learning objective of prompt learning is no longer a specific vector, but a answer space z that is mapped from the label y. some work manually design the space of potential answers z and its mapping to y. yin et al[18]. manually design lists of words relating to relevant topics (“health”, “finance”, “politics”, “sports”, etc.), emotions (“anger”, “joy”, “sadness”, “fear”, etc.), or other aspects of the input text to be classified. obviously, there are limitations to manually constructing mappings. some work focuses on automatic answer search, albeit less than that on searching for ideal prompts. these work on both discrete answer spaces and continuous answer spaces. chen et al [19]. introduce a novel approach called knowprompt, which leverages this knowledge through the use of learnable virtual type words and answer words during prompt construction, resulting in synergistic optimization. the goal of knowprompt is to improve the ability of our system to identify relevant relations by incorporating latent knowledge present in the relation labels. hambardzumyan et al [20]. explore possibility of using soft answer tokens which can be optimized through gradient descent. they present an alternative approach based on adversarial reprogramming, which extends earlier work on automatic prompt generation. 3. approach in traditional supervised learning, the model takes input x and outputs y. this process can be seen as computing 𝑃(𝑦|𝑥; 𝜃).prompt-based learning methods for nlp attempt to circumvent this issue by instead learning an lm that models the probability 𝑃(𝑥; 𝜃) of text 𝑥 itself and using this probability to predict 𝑦 . this approach is more akin to communicating with a human rather than debugging a machine. table 1 shows the typical pipeline of prompt-based learning. table 1. pipeline of prompt-based learning name notation example input 𝑥 i love this move output 𝑦 ++ (very positive) prompting function 𝑓𝑝𝑟𝑜𝑚𝑝𝑡(𝑥) [𝑋] overall, it was a [𝑍] movie. prompt 𝑥′ i love this movie. overall, it was a [𝑍] movie. filled prompt 𝑓𝑓𝑖𝑙𝑙(𝑥′, 𝑧) i love this movie. overall, it was a bad movie. answered prompt 𝑓𝑓𝑖𝑙𝑙(𝑥′, 𝑧∗) i love this movie. overall, it was a good movie. answer space 𝑧 “good”, “fantastic”, “boring” different templates can adapt to different downstream tasks, as shown in table 2. table 2. different template type input template text cls i love this movie [𝑋] the movie is [𝑍]. text-span cls poor service but good food. [𝑋] what about service? [𝑍]. text-pair cls [𝑋1]: an old man with ... [𝑋2]: a man walks ... [𝑋1]? [𝑍], [𝑋2] tagging [𝑋1]: mike went to paris [𝑋2]: paris [𝑋1][𝑋2] is a [𝑍] entity text generation 你好 chinese: [𝑋] english: [𝑍] however, direct application of manual templates for learning results in significant performance fluctuations in the model. table 3 from the work of liu et al [21]., shows that a change in a single word can have a great impact on the model. table 3. case study on lama-trex p17 with bert-base-cased prompt p@1 [𝑿] is located in [𝒀]. (original) 31.29 [𝑿] is located in which country or state? [𝒀]. 19.78 [𝑿] is located in which country? [𝒀]. 31.40 [𝑿] is located in which country? in [𝒀]. 51.08 the same situation also occurs in the answer space, where different words can lead to huge differences in model performance. table 4 taken from the work of gao et al., illustrates this point. it can be seen that relying solely on manual creation for both templates and answer spaces is inefficient and unstable. compared to soft prompts that lack interpretability, most tasks are more inclined to select or generate templates and 170 answer spaces through algorithms. autoprompt defines the model's prediction for label 𝑦 as the sum of the probability outputs of the model on all candidate words 𝑉𝑦: table 4. the impact of templates and label words on sst-2 dataset template label words accuracy(std) [𝑿] it was [𝒀]. great/terrible 92.7 (0.9) [𝑿] it was [𝒀]. good/bad 92.5 (1.0) [𝑿] it was [𝒀]. cat/dog 91.5 (1.4) [𝑿] it was [𝒀]. dog/cat 86.2 (5.4) [𝑿] it was [𝒀]. terrible/great 83.2 (6.9) 𝑝(𝑦|𝒙prompt) = ∑ 𝑝𝑤∈𝒱𝑦 ([𝑦] = 𝑤|𝒙prompt) (1) when replacing any word in 𝑉𝑦, the gradient of the model's output p changes significantly, indicating a strong correlation between the replaced word and label 𝑦 , thus it can be included in the answer space. 𝒱cand = top − 𝑘 𝑤∈𝒱 [𝒘in 𝑇 ∇log 𝑝 ( 𝑦 | 𝒙prompt )] (2) gao et al. proposed a method for automatically searching templates, which involves adding placeholder tokens around the target words and filling these tokens using the t5 model[22] to generate a set of template candidates. then, the performance of these templates on the training set is calculated by selecting the templates with the highest sum of output probabilities across all samples. ∑ ∑ 𝑃t5(𝑥in,𝑦)∈𝒟rain |𝑇| 𝑗=1 big(𝑡𝑗 ∣ 𝑡1, . . . , 𝑡𝑗−1, 𝒯g(𝑥in, 𝑦)) (3) another way to enhance the modeling capability proposed by gao et al. is to use demonstrations to indicate to the model what it should learn. the method is to randomly sample examples and concatenate them during the training process. figure 1 shows this process. figure 1. prompt-based fine-tuning with demonstrations in our work, we use a method opposite to prompt learning to enhance the model's ability. that is, we keep the target words in the template and randomly mask the tokens of the original corpus, and let the model predict the masked tokens. from the perspective of feature engineering, the model's prediction ability comes from extracting features from the samples, that is, the model establishes a mapping relationship between the samples and the features. if samples can be mapped to features, then features can also be mapped to samples. for example, variational encoder (vae)[23] also known as a generative model, can map high-dimensional data such as images and audio into a low-dimensional latent space and generate new data from it. a more intuitive example is that humans can infer from the template "i love this movie. this movie is _" that the missing word should be "great", and also infer from the template "i _ this movie. this movie is great." that the missing word should be "love". therefore, these two tasks mutually reinforce the model's ability in sentiment analysis. in fact, the training methods for modern natural language processing models are becoming more and more similar to teaching a child knowledge. the "mask" approach used in large-scale pre-training models actually originated from the common practice of fill-in-the-blank questions in exams. another term for the demonstrations approach proposed by gao et al is "example questions" and "real questions". therefore, the bidirectional prompt learning method we propose is scientifically effective and in line with human intuition. 4. experiment we validate our method on four natural language classification datasets. 4.1. datasets ag’s news [24] is a widely used text classification dataset that includes news articles from four different topics sports, technology, business, and health. the dataset contains 120,000 news articles, with 30,000 articles for each topic. each article includes a title and a description, as well as a numeric representation of the topic category. yahoo is a widely used dataset for natural language processing and text classification tasks. provided by yahoo research, it contains all the news articles collected from yahoo news, covering various topics such as sports, politics, entertainment, and more. each article in the dataset includes a news headline, description, and full text, as well as a corresponding topic label. with around 1,000,000 articles, this dataset is very large and suitable for training and testing various natural language processing algorithms and models. imdb (internet movie database) is an online database of movies and television shows that includes the world's widest range of film and television information, including movies, tv shows, documentaries, short films, made-for-tv movies, and video games. the imdb [25] dataset contains 50,000 highly polarized reviews from the database. amazon [26] is a large-scale dataset provided by amazon, which contains millions of customer reviews and star ratings. these reviews cover various categories of products, ranging from books, electronic products, household items to food, health care, clothing and more. 4.2. experiment settings the machine used in this test consists of amd ryzen 3600 processor, nvidia rtx 3090 graphics card, 32gb memory and win10 operating system. python version is 3.8.5 and pytorch version is 1.9.0+cu111. we use roberta[27], an improved model based on the bert model, as the framework of evaluation sig-loss. we employ hugging face library [28] to load and instantiate the pre-trained roberta model. 4.3. baselines in this section, we provide a brief introduction to the compared baselines. fine-tuning (ft) is a typical way of combining pre-trained models with downstream tasks, which involves connecting the [cls] token of the pre-trained model to a fully connected layer, and outputting the classification results of the model. prompt-tuning (pt) is the most basic way of prompt learning, which uses only a single template and a single answer space. better few-shot fine-tuning of language models(lmbff) is the method proposed by gao et al.includes prompt 171 based fine-tuning together with a novel pipeline for automating prompt generation; and a refined strategy for dynamically and selectively incorporating demonstrations into each context. autoprompt(ap) is was developed by shin et al. it selects prompt tokens from candidate set by gradient. bidirectional prompt learning (bpl) is our method. it is worth mentioning that we have used various methods in natural language processing to expand the training samples, including synonym replacement, back-translation, etc. in addition, we have used part-of-speech tagging to select masked tokens, disregarding tokens such as articles and auxiliary verbs that do not have much significance for bidirectional learning. 4.4. results table 5. results of text classification shot method ag yahoo amazon imdb 𝟓 ft 33.4 23.3 53.2 49.4 pt 78.5 60.4 89.9 88.7 lm-bff 79.8 63.6 90.5 89.3 ap 77.2 64.1 88.5 87.2 bpl 80.3 65.5 90.3 89.5 bpl+ ap 81.2 66.3 90.1 88.4 𝟏𝟎 ft 68.9 38.7 78.6 73.2 pt 82.3 62.1 90.8 90.5 lm-bff 83.9 63.6 91.1 91.4 ap 81.2 64.6 90.5 89.6 bpl 84.4 64.3 91.2 91.2 bpl+ ap 85.8 65.2 90.5 92.1 𝟐𝟎 ft 79.8 53.6 80.2 76.8 pt 84.5 66.0 91.3 91.8 lm-bff 85.6 67.7 93.2 93.3 ap 84.8 66.5 92.8 92.9 bpl 85.3 67.2 93.3 92.6 bpl+ ap 86.1 67.3 93.1 93.0 in table 5, we compared the performance of various models with sample sizes of 5, 10, and 20, respectively. the results show that compared to the two baseline models, ft and pt, our method can effectively improve the model's ability in few-shot tasks and enable it to quickly boot. our model can also be combined with existing methods, such as the bpl+ap model in the table, which uses both bidirectional prompt learning and auto prompt strategies. it is worth mentioning that compared to the baseline models, the variance of the results of several expansion models has been effectively reduced, demonstrating that these models can more effectively extract the language abilities of large models. 5. conclusion prompt learning 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(2021). reusable templates and guides for documenting datasets and models for natural language processing and generation: a case study of the huggingface and gem data and model cards. arxiv preprint arxiv:2108.07374. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 134 road traffic small target detection algorithm based on lightweight yolo v5 chanyi liu 1, 2 *, dan huang 1, 2, tao wang 1, 2, tao zhu 1, 2 1 school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin, 644002, china 2artificial intelligence key laboratory of sichuan province, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin, 644002, china; * corresponding author: chanyi liu (email: 2720806204@qq.com) abstract: for the current problem of large number of parameters and large computation of the target detection network, the lightness improvement is carried out on the basis of yolov5s, and the dynamic convolution of od is introduced to compensate for the accuracy degradation caused by the lightness, and the map0.5 of the improved yolov5sefficientnetv2-od network reaches 82.8 through comparison experiments, and the fps is 59 frames per second. the experiment proves that the network maintains the detection accuracy and detection speed of the network for small targets on the basis of light weighting. it is suitable for deployment on vehicle-mounted devices. keywords: deep learning; lightweight; small target detection. 1. introduction with the rise in per capita household income in china, motor vehicle ownership has increased dramatically, and the increase in vehicle ownership has brought great pressure on the roads and the ensuing traffic accidents. in addition to the weather and the vehicle itself mechanical failure and other objective factors, traditional car driving requires the driver to always observe the surrounding road information, if fatigue, distracted easily caused by traffic accidents. with the development of artificial intelligence, the technology of automatic driving is becoming more and more mature. there is a big difference between traditional manual driving vehicles and self-driving vehicles, and automatic driving can be achieved without human intervention and precise automatic control, and when there is an unexpected situation, the automatic driving system will intervene in advance as well as emergency braking when necessary. as a basic component of an autonomous driving system, the detection capability of the target detection is one of the reference indicators for judging the level of autonomous driving. common detection networks are divided into twostage detection networks such as rcnn, fast-rcnn,fasterrcnn,single-stage detection networks ssd, and yolo[5-9] series. the two-stage network has high detection accuracy but slow detection speed, and the single-stage network has fast detection speed but slightly lower detection accuracy. for target detection, many scholars have been improving the capability of target detection networks to achieve good detection results, ren et al improved the ssd algorithm to enhance the detection capability of the network for obscured objects or small objects. li et al proposed quality focal loss to improve the error suppression that occurs during nms operation to improve the detection accuracy of the network. huang et al designed a variable residual convolutional branching module with retinanet as the base framework to improve the detection accuracy of various types of targets. however, with the improvement of detection capability, the network structure becomes more and more complex, the number of parameters, and the model size also become larger, leading to the decrease of detection speed. based on the above problems, this paper performs light weighting on the basis of yolov5s, and introduces od dynamic convolution to improve the feature extraction capability of the network by in order to compensate for the loss of model accuracy after light weighting. the improved network can guarantee the detection capability on the basis of lightweighting. it is beneficial to be deployed on in-vehicle devices. 2. related work yolov5 algorithm is the latest version of the current yolo series detection algorithm, proposed by ultralytics yolov5 main structure is shown in figure 1, the model consists of four parts: input side (input), backbone network (backbone), multi-scale feature fusion network (neck), and detection network (yolohead). figure 1. yolov5 network yolov5 input consists of spp structure, foucs structure, and c3 structure, which are used to extract the image network features.neck side consists of multi-scale pyramid fpn+pan structure, through such a pyramid structure to increase the resolution of the image, so that the image can be divided into more size pyramids. the more layers of the pyramid, the more 135 details can be extracted. in addition, a batch normalization layer is used, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of overfitting. the prediction side consists of three detection heads, corresponding to large, medium and small size targets. the yolov5 structure is shown in figure 1. 3. method in this paper, we optimize yolov5s from two aspects: lightweight and attention. firstly, the yolov5s backbone network is replaced with efficientnetv2 network to reduce the computational complexity and make the detection model more lightweight, and secondly, the conventional convolution is replaced with odconv dynamic convolution in the output layer, which uses a multidimensional attention mechanism to learn complementary attention along four dimensions of the kernel space through a parallel strategy. 3.1. lightweight efficientnetv2 is a lightweight network that combines training perceptual neural architecture search and scaling, which better balances the relationship between accuracy, training speed and number of parameters.efficientnetv2-s structure table is shown in table x. table 1. efficientnetv2s structure table stage operator stride channel layers 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 conv3x3 fused-mbconv1, k3x3 fused-mbconv4, k3x3 fused-mbconv4, k3x3 mbconv4,k3x3,se0.25 mbconv6,k3x3,se0.25 mbconv6,k3x3,se0.25 conv1x1&pooling&fc 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 24 24 48 64 128 160 272 1792 1 2 4 4 6 9 15 1 to address the problem of slow speed due to dw convolution in the mbconv module in efficientnet, the efficientnetv2 network addresses the problem of accuracy degradation and slower training by using the fused-mbconv structure instead of the mbconv structure in the efficientnet network.the fusedmbconv replaces the 1x1 normal convolution and 3x3 deep separable convolution in mbconv by 3x3 normal convolution, and then uses the nas technique to search for the best combined structure, the network structures of mbconv and fused-mbconv are shown in figure 2, figure 3 figure 2. mbconv module figure 3. fused-mbconv module the structure of the yolov5s backbone network after replacing it with efficientnetv2 is shown in figure4. figure 4. yolov5sefficientnetv2 structure 3.2. odconv odconv convolution takes into account the dynamics of the null field, input channel, output channel and other dimensions, so it is called full-dimensional dynamic convolution. odconv adopts multidimensional attention mechanism to learn complementary attention in four dimensions of convolutional kernel: input channel, output channel, kernel space and number of kernels through parallel strategy, which enhances the feature extraction ability of convolution in all aspects. the structure of odconv comparison is shown in figure 5. figure 5. dyconv and odconv structure comparison diagram the above figure shows a schematic comparison of the structures of dyconv (a),odconv (b). unlike condconv and dyconv, which compute a single attention scalar, for the convolution kernel odconv utilizes a new multidimensional attention mechanism that computes four types of attention in parallel along all four dimensions of the kernel space. the four types of attention convolution are illustrated in figure 6 figure 6. odconv illustration diagram (a), (b) (c) (d) represent the position multiplication along the spatial dimension, the channel multiplication along the input channel dimension, the filter multiplication along the output channel dimension, and the kernel multiplication along the kernel dimension of the convolution kernel space, 136 respectively. these four types of attention are complementary, and by progressively multiplying the convolution with different attentions along the position, channel, filter, and kernel dimensions will make the convolution operation differ for each dimension of the input, providing better performance to capture rich contextual information. therefore, odconv can significantly improve the feature extraction capability of convolution. the structure of the network after adding dynamic od convolution is shown in figure 7. figure 7. yolov5sefficientnetv2-od structure diagram 3.3. dataset the kitti dataset, co-founded by karlsruhe institute of technology and toyota institute of technology, is the largest international dataset for evaluating computer vision algorithms in autonomous driving scenarios. the kitti includes real image data from urban, rural, and highway scenes, with up to 15 vehicles and 30 pedestrians per image, and various levels of occlusion and truncation. the original dataset is classified and subdivided into car, van, truck, pedestrian, pedestrian(sitting), cyclist, tram, and misc. in this paper, the original kitti dataset consists of car, truck, van as car, pedestrian, person_sitting as person, and cyclist as rider, and the final kitti dataset consists of car, person, and rider. these three categories. 3.4. configuration the operating system of the experimental platform in this paper is window10, the hardware configuration is intel(r) core (tm) i7-10875h 2.30ghz processor, geforcertx2060 graphics card with 6gb of video memory size, and the software environment equipped with anaconda, cuda11.4.0, using pytorch1.7.1 deep learning and yolov5 target detection framework. 3.5. evaluation indicators average precision (ap): the ap value is the area enclosed by the p-r curve (consisting of the values of precision p and recall r at different confidence thresholds) and the coordinate axes, and the larger the area enclosed by the p-r curve, the better the detection performance of the network model. 𝐴𝑃 = ∫ 𝑃(𝑅)𝑑𝑅 1 0 (1) mean average precison (map): indicates that the ap of multiple categories is averaged and calculated by the following formula: 𝑚𝑎𝑝 = ∑ 𝐴𝑃𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑛 (2) n denotes the number of categories. detection speed (fps): reflects the real-time nature of the algorithm, and being able to detect obstacle targets in realtime is a requirement for self-driving cars. the common metric for detection speed is frame per second (fps), which indicates the number of images that can be detected per second, and the larger the fps, the faster the model detects and the better the real-time performance. 3.6. training strategies this experiment was conducted on the dataset kitti, and 5000 images in kitti were selected and divided into training set, validation set, and test set in the ratio of 8:1:1. the divided training set is 4000 images, and the validation set and test set are 500 images each. the input image size is 640×640, the batchsize is 16, the test batchsize is 1, the initial learning rate is 0.01, the learning rate momentum is 0.937, and the training epoch is 200 rounds. adaptive anchor is used to set the initial anchor box size, adaptive moment estimation (adam) optimizer is used to optimize the model, and mosaic data augmentation is used to augment the dataset, which increases the diversity of the dataset and the number of targets, so that the algorithm has better generalization ability. the other parameters are set according to the official default parameters of yolov5s. 4. experiments 4.1. lightweight improvement experiment in order to verify the effectiveness of lightweight networks, the efficientnetv2 lightweight network was replaced with the original yolov5s and yolov5-nano and mobilenetv3 were replaced with the original yolov5s network. comparative experiments were conducted using the same dataset under the same configuration environment. the comparison results are shown in table 2 table 2. lightweight experimental results models backbone size par map0.5 fps yolov5s csp1_x 14.4 7.07 83.5 60 ynano csp1_x 3.7 1.76 78.2 93 ymbv3 mobv3 7.3 3.55 76.1 73 yeffv2 effv2 11.2 5.43 81.4 66 yolov5s-nano is short as ynano, yolov5s-mobilenetv3 is short as ymbv3 yolov5s-efficientnetv2 is short as yeffv2. from the results of the lightweight experiments in table 2, we can see that the performance of all networks tested in the data set, yolov5s has the highest indexes, with map@0.5 reaching 83.5; among the lightweight networks, yolov5smobilenetv3 has the lowest accuracy rate, map@0.5 value among all networks, and the map@0.5 of yolov5sefficientnetv2 reaches 81.4, which is higher than the 76.1 of yolov5s-mobilenetv3 network and 78.2 of yolov5s-nano, and is the best performance among all lightweight networks. 22.2%, 23.2%, and the fps is higher than the 60 frames per second of the original yolov5s. it is slightly lower than the 73 frames per second of yolov5s-mobilenetv3. 4.2. add odconv moudle in order to compensate for the loss of accuracy after light weighting, the od dynamic convolution is fused in the light weighting network and the comparison experiments are conducted as follows. yolov5s-efficientnetv2-od is abbreviated as yeffv2-od. from table 3, we can see that after adding odconv convolution to the lightweight network yolov5s efficientnetv2, the map@0.5 value improved by 1.4% with 137 better detection capability for small targets, although the fps decreased slightly by 7 frames per second. the original image and the detection effect are shown in figure 8 and figure 9 table3. add odconv experimental results models odconv map0.5 fps yolov5s 83.5 60 ynano 78.2 93 ymbv3 76.1 73 yeffv2 81.4 66 yeffv2-od √ 82.8 59 figure 8. original image figure 9. detection effect picture 5. conclusion in this paper, firstly, the efficientnetv2 lightweight network replaces the yolov5s backbone network, which reduces the number of network model parameters and computation, and secondly, the odconv dynamic convolution is added to make the model feature extraction ability stronger, after experimental comparison, the improved yolov5s efficientnetv2-od network model map@0.5 reaches 82.8 and the pfs is 59, which reduces the requirements for the performance of on-board devices while ensuring the lightweight and detection accuracy. references [1] girshick r, donahue j, darrell t, et al. rich feature hierarchies for accurate object detection and semantic segmentation [j]. 2013. 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(2) existing channel traffic monitoring methods cannot meet the requirements of development planning. in the document "fourteenth five-year plan" development of yancheng port and navigation (no. 2021, yanshijiao port), it is clearly pointed out that the construction of port and navigation "perception" capability should be accelerated, the layout and construction of monitoring equipment in key areas such as traffic monitoring points, water level stations, video monitoring points and locks should be improved, and information data collection, such as channel facilities, ship traffic volume, ship density, water level and lock flow should be strengthened. transmission and intelligent analysis. based on the above conditions, in response to the requirements of the fourteenth five-year plan of yancheng port and navigation, the construction requirements of trunk traffic flow monitoring facilities along the yancheng area are proposed, and the ship traffic flow operating parameters and relevant basic information at the monitoring points along the line are collected in real time to master the ship running situation of the trunk channel. this monitoring facility construction is helpful for the management department to grasp the basic information of navigating ships more intuitively and to promote the modernization level of navigation channels in yancheng city. by 2035, a provincial "two longitudinal and five horizontal" trunk navigation network system with smooth networking and reasonable layout will be basically built, thus realizing all the objectives of this round planning. 2 3. overall system architecture as shown in the diagram below, the system architecture is mainly divided into support layer of foundation, algorithm platform layer and application layer. the equipment layer is divided into outfield equipment and infield equipment, outfield equipment includes ship monitoring perception camera, ais equipment, lidar, and infield equipment includes application server, database server and algorithm server. the network layer is mainly composed of communication network and private optical fiber network. the algorithm platform layer includes ship flow statistics, ship type identification, ship cargo type identification, ship speed identification, ship registration and ship number identification, ship direction identification, ship size identification, ship draught identification, ship three-dimensional modeling, hydrological scale identification video review, video storage, video pushflow, video live broadcasting; the application layer includes flow statistical analysis, channel ship hot spot map, ship transit record, etc. and provides interfaces with relevant systems of harbor and navigation development center of jiangsu transportation department. algori thm platfo rm layer applic ation layer construction and operational security system founda tion suppor t layer field equipment inside field equipment video surveillanc e camera ais equipment lidar algorithm server application server private optical fiber network database server inland electronic channel map superposition anti-theft linkage manual observation data input overload identification water level determination device management behavior log management authority management data sharing applications visual map monitoring video management vessel speed determination classified data statistics flow summary analysis traffic volume list flow trend analysis ship channel visual ship size data analysis ship flow statistics hydrometric ruler identification ship type identification vessel speed detection artificial intelligence visual algorithm radar point cloud data algorithm data fusion algorithms ship tracking name ship number identification ship capture data processing of radar point cloud radar target recognition and tracking data fusion in fo rm at io n se cu ri ty s ys te m da ta re sou rce s tan dar d spe cif ic ati on gu ara nte e sys tem fig.1 overall structure diagram of channel traffic monitoring system design 4. design of analysis module for platform artificial intelligence algorithms 4.1. visual algorithm identification of ship number. the ocr character recognition algorithm is used to identify the ship's registered ship number, and then the ship number is output and recorded compared with the ship information database and ais information of provincial channel center. the effect of ship number identification is as follows: fig.2 ship identification effect diagram (1) ship type identification. the model of depth learning algorithm is used to identify the ship appearance in the image which has been connected to the visual acquisition equipment, and output the ship appearance color, ship type (such as dangerous chemicals ship, passenger and cargo ship, container ship, oil ship, etc.). (2) direction resolution of ships. the depth learning algorithm model is used to analyze the ship's trajectory in the images which have been connected to the visual acquisition equipment so as to distinguish the upstream and downstream of the ship and provide data support for channel traffic statistics. (3) ship trajectory tracking. by using image trajectory analysis algorithm and machine intelligent learning, real-time monitoring and recording information such as real-time position, course, speed and trajectory of past ships, and combining electronic map and ferry warning zone to forecast the ship's navigation situation. (4) channel traffic statistics. the algorithm model identifies all vessels in the image which have been connected to the visual acquisition equipment and carries out feature numbering and tracking, which achieves all vessels in the effective statistical cycle and avoids the situations of repeated counting and omission. (5) hydrological scale identification. using depth learning algorithm and ocr character recognition algorithm, the hydrological scale along the bank is analyzed to obtain remote real-time water level information. (6) ais data fusion. integration and output of ship information comparison between ais transceiver data and visual acquisition terminal data by artificial intelligence algorithm. 4.2. lidar algorithm (1) three-dimensional ship modeling. the position coordinates of transit ships at different times can be obtained by scanning transit ships with lidar, so that the three-dimensional effect of ships can be restored by point cloud at image level. provide data support for identification of ship speed, size and waterline. (2) vessel speed identification. the target ship is scanned by the rotation mirror method of the lidar, and the position coordinates of the ship at different positions are obtained by reflecting the information at different points while traveling, so that the speed of the target ship can be calculated in real time. (3) ship size identification. three-dimensional modeling of ship is used to obtain ship dimensions. if the ship is long, wide and high on the water, it will provide data for calculating the ship's draught line. (4) ship draught line identification. drainage line of target ship can be calculated based on three-dimensional ship modeling, ship size identification and water level identification in this area. radar 3d modeling results are shown in the following illustrations. 3 fig.3 effects of 3-d lidar modeling 5. design of database deployment architecture the database and channel traffic monitoring platform are uniformly deployed in yancheng port and navigation center. the data are divided into three categories: basic data of channel flow monitoring, statistical data and video data according to volume, as shown in the following table: table 1. database design of channel flow monitoring system data class data set data sources basic data channel basic data, ship basic data, route basic data, etc. port and shipping center statist ical data ship traffic volume data, channel throughput data, hydrological scale data, etc. ais、lidar video data video camera basic data, video data, etc. monitorin g video basic database includes static data such as channel basic data, ship basic data and route basic data, which is mainly used to provide basic data support for application layer. the statistical database is mainly dynamic data uploaded by ais, lidar and other equipment, which is convenient for external data reporting (including data transmission to provincial, port and navigation centers, etc.), local record storage and platform application. video database includes video camera basic data, video data, etc. video data needs to be stored separately because of its large volume and large bandwidth occupancy when calling. 6. conclusion based on the current situation of channel traffic volume monitoring in yancheng city, this paper constructs a channel traffic volume monitoring system according to the problems that the existing channel monitoring means cannot meet the future channel development planning in yancheng city. through the construction of the ship information perception terminal and the combination of artificial intelligence visual algorithm, radar point cloud data analysis algorithm, data fusion algorithm and other algorithm platforms, the credibility, accuracy and quality of the ship information data are greatly improved. the final recognition accuracy of ship track, ship name, ship number and ship type: no less than 90%; the rate of ship missing inspection: no more than 10%; after data fusion, the accuracy of ship type and cargo type shall not be less than 92%. references [1] chen guangjie, wang longxin. application of radar detection system for water transport traffic volume [j]. china's transportation informatization, 2011(s2): 86-90. 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[5] li nan, chen yong. research on evaluation technology of improved ahp system based on agent data acquisition [j]. ship science and technology, 2015, 37(7): 120–123. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 16 application of eye movement tracking technology in web design chenyanzhe wu information technology academy, beijing normal university, zhuhai, 519087, china abstract: eye movement tracking technology is an emerging technology in recent years and has been widely used in many fields. tracking people’s eyeball movement can help to understand human’s emotion and behavior, reflect human’s subjective intention on things, and provide a basis for the research and development in many fields. this paper mainly reviewed the eyeball movement tracking technology, and made a brief analysis on its worldwide application, in order to lay a foundation for better understanding the research of eyeball movement tracking technology. keywords: eye movement tracking; movement trajectory; key technology. 1. introduction eyes are an important source of information for people. they can transfer 80% of external information to the brain and then get more information from the observed information. due to the directness, uniqueness and variability of human eyes staring at things, the research on eye movement has never stopped. regarding the early studies of eye movement, some scholars consider they can be traced back to greek era, but until mediaeval times, people truly used eyeball device to test the movement of eyeball. the idea of eyeball movement was firstly proposed in 1930, with its initial target at business level. but restricted by the development of computer and other technologies, electrooculogram (eog) develops very slowly. as the computer image technology advances and the high-quality electron device springs up, many research and development institutions are devoting to eye movement tracking technology of various applications. based on these, eye movement tracking technology has been improved, developed and then widely used. by using the eyeball trajectory tracking technology, we can track the trajectories of eyeballs and obtain the eyeball movement parameters such as fixation trajectory, fixation time, fixation frequency, pupil size and so on. meanwhile, by virtue of visual trajectory and fixation-focused image, it is feasible to get people’s most objective recognition of things and further acquire more accurate ways how people know the relation of things. 2. principle of eye movement tracking technology electrooculogram (eog) taking eyeball movement tracking technology as the basic principle has been widely used in every aspects of the society. eyeball movement tracking is a vision-based tracking technology, which integrates eyeballs with camera to acquire the infrared light produced by eyeballs so as to continuously record the changes of eyeball movement and track the target. eyeball movement tester uses infrared pupil camera to process eyeball images and determine the position of eyeballs. since 1967, yarbus had deemed eyeball movement as a comprehensive measurement method. he believed that every theme of the objects could have an effect on eyeballs, and eyeball movement can reflect human’s ideological activities. the most frequently used eye movement of people are trace convergence, vestibular eye movement, saccade, fixation, look back, etc. eyes can collect external information by these movements (as shown in fiugre1). the acting characteristics of eyeballs are a critical window to understand how the brain processes messages. during reading, people always acquire the necessary message by fixed gaze. during book reading, sometimes when the eyes look at one place, they need to stop for a while letting the message being processed at a higher layer and then shift to other places. this may happen when your brain can’t think. meanwhile, when the subjects are analyzing the meanings and think that the knowledge included can be used to predict the subsequent content, the saccade phenomenon may happen. when the subjects feel hard to understand the test statement, the saccade length of their eyeballs would be shortening and the gazing time would be lengthened. fig.1 extraction of sight feature parameters 17 3. technical type and characteristics of eye movement tracking system according to the professional approaches used, eyeball movement tracking system can be divided into mechanical, electromagnetic and optical systems; according to system structure and tracking means used, it can be divided into invasive and noninvasive systems; according to the wearing requirement of device, it can be divided into wearing and nonwearing systems. in 1898, delabarre used the convex lens characteristics of eyeballs for the first time, and transferred and measured the moving trajectories of human eyeballs during reading through a connecting rod. this is the first mechanical approach to track eyeball trajectory. besides, some scholars track the movement of eyes according to the subcutaneous voltage difference of body surface during internal rotation of eyeballs. this measuring method is called electrooculogram (eog). after the 20th century, as light guide and photography techniques developed rapidly, dodge and cline firstly adopted corneal reflex and photography techniques to shoot the eyeball movement of the subjects in 1901, enabling this technology to be widely applied and developed. in 1922, the world’s first noninvasive eyeball movement tracking device “guy thomas buswell in chicago” came out in chicago, usa. this product utilized eyes to refract the light on a thin film and then made records and determined their location. in the 1970s, with the blooming of eyeball movement tracking technology, it had been developed in reading and psychology fields. in the 1980s, as the eyeball movement tracking technology was universal, it was gradually used to solve the human-machine problems. a scientist from the university of regensburg in german discovered a computer operated by “sight” in an investigation, which was an approach based on users’ eye movement to assist the disabled to read and operate. furthermore, kumar et al. from the hci team of stanford university conducted an experiment named “eyescrolling” which based on the control of document navigation and browsing behavior, thus, a specific “reading model” was created which can decide the rate of page viewed and the viewing scope for readers in the process of reading [10]. therein, the mechanical method and electromagnetic method (invasive method) have been abandoned, because direct contact with eyes may result in injury and disturbance to human bodies. while, using camera to carry out nondestructive image collection on human body and extract eyeball characteristics from images produces little impact on the subjects and is easy to implement, so it is the most frequently used method at present. 4. application scenarios of eye movement tracking system in web reading contributing to the development of virtual reality technology, computer technology and machine-aided design technology, eyeball tracking technology has been widely applied in electronic reading, information retrieval, human factor analysis and other fields. a great number of experimental results indicate that the effect of using eyeball tracking technology for virtual reading is better than finger interaction. in present digital and mobile phone reading, eyeball tracking technology shows its important application and research value day by day. 4.1. aided web e-reading in the 2014 android developers conference, eye tribe company released an only 20x1.9x1.9 cm accessory which can operate laptop by eye movement, making it the world’s smallest eye tracking device at present. though this software, the users could move eyes to control e-books and web browsing and achieve pull-down, flip-over, labeling, searching and other functions. before this research result was published, the eye tribe accessories on windows was also released in advance, covering all windows devices including desktops, notebooks and laptops [11]. in the “fac⁃ tory 2016 fall”, tobii technology displayed an intelligent eyeball movement tracking glasses named “tobii pro glasses 2”. wearing these glasses, when the readers finish the last page, the interface will roll down and rebound back as expected. in addition, samsung, apple and software have installed eye movement tracking in their ios or android system [11]. 4.2. web assessment and design eyeball movement tracking technology can effectively record users’ eyeball movement on the web. by computing, the browsing sequence, attention allocation and readers’ interested fields can be obtained. finally, the map will label the “hot spot region” and point out which part of the page is the most attractive to readers. owens (2008) and nielsen (2006) had carried out a series of investigations on the access mode of web sites, and the results demonstrated that: due to natural habits, the users’ gazing center showed an e/f shape, while the hot spot was the upper right part of the web. this investigation put forward some suggestions on the content arrangement of websites, for example, a german company named eyequant utilized the above-mentioned principle to promote website design effect within a few minutes. 4.3. v-learning deep learning since 2016, a new craze for computer deep learning had upsurged all over the world. the vr+ education based on eyeball movement tracking technology has attracted more discussion in the investment and education circles. the learning of artificial intelligence era should pay more attention to man-to-man interaction and emotional interaction. though radio learning, internet e-learning, mlearning, moocs and other courses have become popular, they don’t have real situational penetration and should be improved in the interactions between teacher and students, between students and students, and between students and environment, in the teaching method and assessment method. however, vlearning is a brand-new teaching method combining visual technology with virtual technology [12]. 4.4. reading psychology and reader study during reading, the characteristics of human eye movement is a group of changes in eye movement and fixation points. using eye movement tracking to match the eye movement information captured with the progress of reading and understanding at real time can help to make delicate evaluation on psychological activities. the researchers are attempting to conduct cognitive processing learning by virtue of electrophysiology/brain image technology and also discussing how to fuse the two. taking erp as an example, when eye movement and erp 18 technologies are used to examine the reading comprehension process of chinese, it is discovered that both of the methods can retain a certain consistency in the initial effect of chinese reading comprehension. russia’s national commercial college announced in its official website on august 30th 2022 that, russia and german co-built the first russian-based eyeball movement database. this system can not only perform language retrieval but also timely check and rectify abnormal language functions. thereby, using eyeball movement tracking language to retrieve language and literacy has become a new development direction. 5. conclusion with the continuous development and improvement of eye movement tracking technology, more studies on this technology have been started in other fields. using eye movement tracking technology to capture human eyes and track eye movement can master people’s reaction and interest in external factors under conscious or unconscious status to a certain extent. this paper mainly introduced the application and analysis of eye movement tracking technology in various fields at home and abroad. however, some relevant studies 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[12] li jiaxuan. research on online learning cognitive engagement model and online course resource optimization based on eye tracking [d]. east china normal university, 2022. doi: 10.27149/d. cnki. ghd su.20002.00000000004. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 1 application of distributed wmps system in agv automatic navigation yingya zheng * college of artificial intelligence, wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou 325000, china. * corresponding author: email: v2017021935@wzpt.edu.cn. abstract: agv vehicles play an important role in industrial automation production, and automatic navigation is the basis for automatic operation of agv vehicles. in order to improve the navigation accuracy of agv vehicles, based on the workspace measuring and positioning system (wmps), this paper proposes to use upright and top mounted transmitter stations to build precision coordinate measuring fields, and analyzes the construction process and layout optimization principle of precision measuring fields in detail, finally, the measurement accuracy of the coordinate field is illustrated through experiments. the experimental results show that the comparison error between the precision coordinate measurement field constructed by the method proposed in this paper and the measurement results of the tracker is controlled below 0.2 mm, which can effectively ensure the measurement accuracy and realize the automatic precision navigation of agv vehicles. keywords: agv navigation; positioning measurement system; measuring field; layout optimization. 1. introduction at present, china's industrial production fields, such as machining, parts assembly, splicing, are characterized by multiple tasks and strong repeatability. if manual operation is adopted, a large amount of labor needs to be invested, and processing technology and precision cannot be well guaranteed [1]. therefore, manufacturing enterprises are gradually introducing new industrial technology and information technology to realize the automation of production process. however, at present, the automation of the workshop is mainly concentrated on the unit level. for example, one station uses multiple industrial robots for automatic processing, but the transportation between stations still requires manual or semi mechanical methods, which also reduces the overall generation efficiency. in addition, it needs to establish multiple stations, which also increases the cost input [2]. the emergence of agv (automated guided vehicles) has solved some of the above problems and realized highly automated production and processing. agv car first appeared in the 1950s. it is an unmanned intelligent carrying car, belonging to a mobile robot. agv vehicles are generally equipped with automatic guidance devices, which do not require manual operation, and do not need to lay tracks, supports and other auxiliary equipment in their work areas. they have low requirements for the site, roads and surrounding environment, and are characterized by strong flexibility, good repeatability, good safety, and can work 24 hours a day, which can effectively improve the production efficiency and reduce costs, and the task scalability is very good [3][4]. the automatic processing system realized by agv car is mainly divided into parts processing area and agv car moving area [5]. as shown in figure 1, multiple processing areas can be set in the site, and each processing area can achieve different processing tasks. the processing tasks are completed by the industrial robot fixed on the agv car. when the processing task of one area is completed, the agv car's automatic navigation function and advance path planning are used to transport it to the next processing area, so as to complete the processing task of each area. it can be seen that in order to realize automatic processing of agv vehicles, it is necessary to realize automatic navigation of agv vehicles. due to the high precision requirements of the processed parts, when the agv car moves to a processing area, it needs to stop at the designated position. each designated position has four holes drilled. these four holes can be connected with the four retractable supports installed on the agv car to fix the agv car, so that the robot will not be affected by the agv's own shaking during the processing. in order to enable the agv vehicle to accurately move to the designated parking position in each processing area and dock with the four holes, highprecision navigation is required for the agv vehicle. figure 1. schematic diagram of agv automatic processing schematic diagram for automatic processing of agv traditional agv vehicle navigation mainly includes electromagnetic navigation, inertial navigation, visual navigation and other technologies, but these technologies mainly have problems such as poor anti-interference ability, low real-time, low precision, which can't meet the requirements of high-precision dynamic navigation processing. moreover, because of the large processing area and large navigation space, agv vehicles need to ensure high precision in the whole process of moving in large space. the workspace measuring and positioning system (wmps) is a new industrial distributed large-scale coordinate positioning system based on the photoelectric scanning principle, which 2 has the advantages of high precision, good scalability and parallel real-time measurement. this paper proposes a highprecision measurement field construction method based on distributed wmps, which can effectively ensure the accuracy of agv vehicle navigation process. 2. wmps related technologies 2.1. measuring principle the wmps is a new industrial distributed large-scale coordinate positioning system based on photoelectric scanning principle, mainly including laser transmitting stations distributed around the workspace and receivers located at various points to be measured, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. composition diagram of measuring system the uniform rotating turntable of the transmitting station drives two linear lasers that can emit sector laser to scan space at a uniform speed. when the photodiodes inside the receiver at the point to be measured perceive signals from different transmitting stations, the solving workstation can use the principle of forward space intersection to calculate its own spatial coordinates [6] [7]. during operation, the transmitting station turntable rotates counterclockwise at a constant speed driven by the motor. when the rotary head turns to a predetermined initial position, the transmitting station shoots an isotropic synchronous light signal into space as the starting point of timing. when the transmitting station laser plane scans the receiver, a scanning signal will be generated. according to the time difference between the two and the rotating speed of the transmitting station, the solution workstation can determine a virtual plane passing through the receiver. similarly, after obtaining at least three such planes, the spatial coordinate p(x,y,z) of the receiver can be calculated. one equation can be determined for each plane, and the equations [7] can be solved by using multi plane constraints as follows: [ ][ ] 0 mnm t n n mm nn n mn xa b c y z d    + + = r r t (1) where , , ,mn mn mn mna b c d represents the coefficient of the mth initial laser plane equation of the nth transmitting station, {1,2}m , n +n . mnr indicates the rotation of the laser plane θ rotation matrix of. nr 、 nt represent the rotation matrix and translation matrix from the global measurement coordinate system to the transmission station coordinate system respectively. 2.2. distributed wmps system the distributed wmps system has the characteristics of large measurement space, high precision, good real-time and strong scalability. therefore, using wmps to build a large space precision coordinate measuring field can solve the problem of high-precision navigation of agv vehicles. as shown in figure 1, the top mounted transmission station and the upright transmission station are used to jointly build a coordinate measuring field, so that they cover the working space of the entire agv vehicle. omnidirectional receivers are placed at the fixed positions of the four corners of the agv vehicle. when the agv vehicle moves, the position coordinates of the four receivers are measured through the wmps system, so that the position of the agv vehicle under the constructed coordinate system can be known, so as to achieve real-time accurate navigation. 2.3. layout optimization the measurement field constructed by wmps needs to place multiple transmitting stations, and the location of the transmitting station will affect the final measurement accuracy. in order to obtain the best placement location of the transmitting station and optimize the layout, an evaluation model is required first, that is, how to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of a layout, analyze and solve the equations (1), finally, it can be simplified into the following linear equations model: =ax b (2) the condition number of coefficient matrix a is conda , because matrix a is full rank, 2 cond cond( )n a= (3) the smaller the condition number of a is, the smaller the relative change of solution is, and the higher the measurement accuracy is. therefore, the optimization of layout is to find parameters to minimize the conditional expression of a. genetic algorithm is a heuristic and adaptive global search algorithm [8]. this paper uses genetic algorithm to solve the optimal solution. 3. building a wmps measurement field the establishment of the measurement field needs to take into account many factors such as the measurement site interference, complex environment, and many obstacles. the constructed measurement field needs to achieve full coverage of the entire space while ensuring the accuracy, so as to ensure that the agv vehicle can get accurate navigation in the entire space to complete the measurement task. in order to improve the measurement accuracy of the construction, it is necessary to optimize the layout. the optimization strategy and method mainly use the relevant models and algorithms proposed in this paper. in order to better adapt to the on-site environment and needs, it is necessary to improve the construction and optimization process. the construction process of the measuring field is mainly divided into the following steps. (1) determine the measurement area. the size of the measurement area directly determines the number of transmission stations to be arranged. because the establishment of the measurement field is mainly used for the navigation of agv vehicles, the measurement area is the moving area of agv vehicles. considering that the agv car needs to stop at a precise position near the processing area, the accuracy is required to be high, while the accuracy is relatively low in other moving areas, so the measurement area can be divided into multiple parts, which is helpful for the subsequent layout and layout optimization of the launch 3 station. (2) determine the station layout area. the determination of the station layout area mainly considers the coverage of the transmitting station, obstacle avoidance, measurement accuracy and other aspects. considering the best working distance of the laser in the transmitting station, the coverage of the transmitting station is mainly a circle within 10 meters. the blind area of the transmitting station is roughly two cones with a top angle of 60 degrees, taking the z-axis of the transmitting station as the centerline. therefore, the greater the distance between the measuring areas in the z-axis direction, the greater the blind area. at the same time, due to the complexity of the on-site working environment, when processing, other processes and equipment should be considered to block the signal of the transmitting station. it is necessary to ensure that each position can receive at least two transmitting station signals. since the agv vehicle is required to move inside the measuring area, the transmitting station cannot be placed. it can be considered to use a top mounted transmitting station and a vertical transmitting station. (3) determine the initial layout. after the station layout area is determined, an initial layout can be determined according to experience. the transmitting stations can be placed in batches by using the previously divided multiple measuring areas to ensure that each measuring area is covered. considering the large measurement field, if the unified calibration computation is large and time-consuming, and the subsequent layout needs to be optimized, the optimized layout needs to be recalibrated. therefore, external parameter calibration can be carried out for the transmission stations in different regions. since there are fewer transmission stations in each region, calibration is more convenient. (4) determine the optimized layout. after the first three steps are completed, all three parameters required for layout optimization are available, and then the layout can be optimized through genetic algorithm. in the same way, the space of each measurement area divided previously is locally optimized. because the accuracy of the processing area is required to be high, first optimize the layout of the transmitting stations around the processing area, so as to determine the positions of some transmitting stations, and then optimize the layout of other transmitting stations as a whole, so that each transmitting station can achieve high accuracy in the measurement area covered by itself. after optimization, manually adjust the launch station to the optimized position according to the software prompts, and adjust the attitude of the top mounted launch station. finally, the external parameters of the whole measuring field need to be calibrated. 4. experiment in order to compare the measurement accuracy of the constructed coordinate measurement field, the following comparison experiment is designed. first, select the position to place the laser tracker, make its measurable area as large as possible, and take the global coordinate system as the tracker coordinate system. then the coordinate system of the measurement field of the wmps system is transferred to the global coordinate system through the method of multiple common points transformation. then make the agv vehicle move freely in the working area. when it moves to a position to be measured, first use the omnidirectional receiver of the wmps system to measure and record the data, then remove the omnidirectional receiver, replace it with a laser tracker target ball, and use the laser tracker to measure and record the data at the same position, thus completing a group of measurements. move the agv vehicle to multiple locations for the above measurement, so that multiple groups of measurement data can be obtained, and some data can be sorted out as shown in table 1. table 1. partial data comparison of wmps precision coordinate measuring field (mm) point number x y z dx dy dz 1 laser tracker -3765.155 4956. 667 818.661 0.181 0.118 0.059 wmps -3764.974 4956. 549 818.720 2 laser tracker -3731.107 6242. 841 826.394 0.167 0.121 0.08 wmps -3730.94 6242. 962 826.314 3 laser tracker -5218.944 6844. 735 811.053 0.123 0.139 0.132 wmps -5219.067 6844. 874 811.185 4 laser tracker -5711.576 5784. 552 796.472 0.137 0.125 0.065 wmps -5711.713 5784. 677 796.573 5 laser tracker -1242.292 2109. 69 819.472 0.112 0.160 -0.13 wmps -1242.18 2109. 85 819.602 6 laser tracker -452.60 7477. 672 818.835 0.128 0.121 0.053 wmps -452.728 7477. 551 818.782 from the experimental data in table 1, it can be seen that the precision coordinate measurement field constructed by the wmps has a high measurement accuracy, and the comparison error between the measurement results of each direction and the tracker is controlled below 0.2mm, which provides a guarantee for the automatic high-precision navigation of agv vehicles. in addition, the good scalability of the wmps system can ensure the high accuracy of the measurement when adding stations or measuring tasks to the agv automatic processing system. it can be seen that the precision coordinate measurement field constructed by wmps system has a very broad application prospect in the field of highprecision navigation. 5. conclusion the automatic navigation of agv vehicle is of great significance in the industrial automation production, and the automatic navigation requires very high accuracy. in order to ensure the high-precision automatic navigation of agv vehicle, this paper introduces the wmps system. the wmps measurement system has the characteristics of large range, high precision, multi task parallel, full space real-time measurement, and convenient space expansion. therefore, the measurement field based on wmps has high precision. in order to 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[8] zhu yu, wang huiling, zheng jinbo, qi xiaolong, overview of bayesian network structure learning based on genetic algorithms [j/ol]. laser journal: 1-9 [2022-10-08] https://kns-cnkinet.webvpn.wzvtc.cn/kcms/detail/50.1085.tn.20220928.1540 .010.html. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 25 a modified yolov5 helmet detection algorithm based on swin transformer zhongling liu, yi luo, chanyi liu * sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin 633000, china * corresponding author: chanyi liu (email: 1084400802@qq.com) abstract: for the current stage of helmet detection in complex environments with low accuracy, missed detection and not easy to manage wearing, this paper proposes a yolov5 face helmet detection algorithm based on swin transformer improvement from the overall semantics of the image. in this paper, experiments are conducted using a self-built dataset to further enhance the performance of the model and improve the accuracy of face helmet detection through mosaic data enhancement, label smoothing processing, adaptive weighted features combined with wconcat module and the application of c3tr and c3str modules to fuse multi-scale information, enhance the feature extraction capability of the network, and improve the generalization and robustness of the model with a self-built dataset . experiments show that the improved yolov5 face helmet detection algorithm map based on swin transformer improves 5.7% compared with faster rcnn, 6.1% compared with yolov3, 5.3% compared with yolov4, and 1.6% compared with the original algorithm. it performs well in helmet face detection tasks in complex environments, achieving real-time detection and higher accuracy, while reducing missed detections. keywords: safety helmet detection; yolov5; swin transformer. 1. introduction in recent years, the phenomenon that construction site operators do not wear helmets and cause safety problems occurs frequently [1]. the safety awareness of the workers is weak, the management personnel do not do their duty of supervision and supervision in time, and the situation of not wearing helmets as required is a huge safety hazard in construction. therefore, the detection of the helmet wearing situation of the workers and the identification of those who are not wearing helmets play an important role in the safety management afterwards [2]. target detection is an important topic in computer vision. with the rapid development of computer vision, deep learning methods for target detection are mainly divided into two technical paths: one stage detection algorithm and two stage detection algorithm. 2014 ross b. girshick of university of california, berkeley proposed the algorithm of r-cnn [3] to combine cnn with the field of target detection, which opened the era of two stage. in 2015, ross girshick of microsoft research proposed an improved fast r-cnn [4] algorithm, which borrowed the structure of spp-net algorithm to accomplish a highefficiency classification task based on the original research, and improved the training speed and accuracy by using multitask error against the shortcoming of r-cnn training into multiple steps. 2015, shaoqing ren and kai-ming he of microsoft research in 2015, shaoqing ren, kaiming he, and ross girshick of microsoft research used a region proposal networks (rpn) to compute posals, and the faster r-cnn [5] algorithm was proposed by rpn + fast r-cnn. 2017 tsungyi lin of facebook et al. proposed the fpn algorithm, which truly incorporates the whole process of object detection into a neural network. the two-stage approach represented by r-cnn algorithm faster almost achieves the optimal effect, but encounters a bottleneck in speed, and there is great room for improvement in real-time performance. the yolo algorithm proposed by joseph redmon et al. at the university of washington in 2015 inherited the overfeat algorithm, a regression-based one-stage method called yolo (you only look once), which abstracts detection as a regression problem. after improvements by joseph redmon et al. the yolov2 and yolo9000[6] algorithms were presented at cvpr 2017, enabling end-to-end training. in 2018 joseph redmon et al. proposed darknet-53 again, using three feature pyramids of different sizes to fuse features (feature map) making yolov3 [7] to achieve better classification performance. in april 2020, yolov4 [8] using csp (cross stage partial) darknet-53 as backbone and replacing the feature pyramid network with panet (path aggregation network) was proposed by alexey bochkovskiy et al. proposed. in june of the same year, the yolov5 [9] algorithm with improvements such as focus structure and mosaic data augmentation has greatly improved its performance in terms of speed and accuracy, and so far yolov5 has been released in v6.0 with many necks. recent years, more and more network models have been proposed and promoted to various detection tasks, among which the yolo series algorithms have many advantages such as simple structure, high versatility, fast speed, applicable to multiple scenes, low background misidentification rate, etc. with the continuous iterative update of the algorithm, the algorithm performance and possibilities are being explored. ding [10] et al. proposed a safety helmet detection method based on improved yolov3. for the problems of weak real-time performance and low detection accuracy in industrial site helmet wear detection, kmeans++ clustering algorithm is used to optimize the acquisition of helmet wear prior frame and introduce residual module in the network prediction stage to further improve the average accuracy. jing [11] et al. proposed a helmet wear detection algorithm based on the improved yolov4 based on three feature map outputs yue [12] et al. proposed an improved yolov5 based helmet wear detection algorithm based on a 128×128 feature map output with 8-fold sampling to 4-fold fusion of more small target features, to address the 26 drawback that yolov5 cannot get effective features by weight focusing, using the attention module and retaining more prediction frames using the soft-nms algorithm to improve the accuracy of prediction frames. facility cost problem proposed a safety helmet detection method based on lightweight deep learning model using a lightweight improved version of tiny-yolov3, lt-yolo, which greatly reduces the complexity of the model. in summary, the helmet detection wearing problem has been widely studied, however, although the above yolo helmet detection algorithm has achieved performance optimization in different aspects, it is still difficult to maintain high accuracy in the complex background of the construction environment with overlapping crowds of multiple small and medium-sized targets. the reason is that the complex construction environment, target occlusion, light and other factors are very easy to affect the detection results, and the helmet target in the original size of the image is relatively low to cause target miss detection and background false detection. inspired by the design ideas of transformer [14], which has achieved great success in cv field in 2020 (e.g., vit for image classification, detr model for target detection), transformer has achieved optimal results in detection, classification and segmentation in successive fields, with the features of strong data adaptation ability and more robust global information extraction. to address the problems of low accuracy of helmet detection in complex environments and the difficulty of construction parties to manage helmet wearing, this paper proposes a yolov5 face helmet detection algorithm based on the improved swin transformer from the overall semantics of images and collects 3000 images of faces and helmets in various environments from the web to build a helmet face detection dataset. while accurately distinguishing helmetwearing and non-helmet-wearing people, the network's feature extraction capability is enhanced by fusing multi-scale information based on transformer block and sliding window mechanism, and the accuracy of face helmet detection is improved. experiments show that the improved yolov5 face helmet detection algorithm map based on swin transformer improves 5.7% compared to faster rcnn, 6.1% compared to yolov3, 5.3% compared to yolov4, and 1.6% compared to the original algorithm. it performs well in helmet face detection tasks in complex environments and achieving real-time detection with higher accuracy. 2. improved yolov5 algorithms figure 1. the improved yolov5 network the neck introduces c3tr and c3str modules and location codes into the original network of yolov5, and replaces the bottleneck in the original c3 module with transformer block and swin transformer block modules. the retained c3 module aims to streamline the network structure of yolov5, reduce the computation and reduce the reasoning time of the model. on this basis, c3tr and c3str have stronger contextual learning ability. considering that c3tr has a strong ability to capture global information, but the number of parameters is large, it needs to calculate the self-attention of each region, and the speed is slow, while c3str has a relatively weak ability to capture global information, but fewer parameters than c3tr, window migration can make up for the limitations of c3tr in reducing the global field of sensitivity and capturing more comprehensive features. figure 8 shows the specific replacement method. the performance of the model is effectively improved in the complex environment where the target helmet occupies a relatively small part in the original drawing. 3. experimental results and analysis in order to verify the detection performance of the yolov5 algorithm combined with transformer, this paper compares it with the mainstream target detection algorithms that have emerged in recent years in the same data set and environment. the experimental results are shown in table 1 since there are many small and medium-sized targets in the helmet wearing detection task, faster r-cnn as the classical representative of two-stage target detection model is not conducive to the detection of small and multi-scale objects because its feature map is only a single layer and the two stages of rpn and rcnn are divided, and it takes the longest time with the lowest accuracy. yolov5 has added more tricks, and the yolov5 v6.0 version algorithm used in this paper has higher accuracy before improvement, but the recall is lower, which tends to affect the correct recognition of detection targets in complex situations. combined with the transformer structure of yolov5-tr although precision slightly decreased, but recall and map@0.5 increased by 4.9% and 1.6%, respectively. in meeting the requirements of realtime detection to obtain better detection results. table 1. three scheme comparing model p r map@.5 faster r-cnn 0.940 0.891 0.925 yolov3 0.967 0.868 0.921 yolov4 0.944 0.880 0.929 yolov5 0.976 0.929 0.966 yolov5-tr 0.968 0.978 0.982 since there are many small and medium-sized targets in the helmet wearing detection task, faster r-cnn as the classical representative of two-stage target detection model is not conducive to the detection of small and multi-scale objects because its feature map is only a single layer and the two stages of rpn and rcnn are divided, and it takes the longest time with the lowest accuracy. yolov5 has added more tricks, and the yolov5 v6.0 version algorithm used in this paper has higher accuracy before improvement, but the recall is lower, which tends to affect the correct recognition of detection targets in complex situations. combined with the transformer structure of yolov5-tr although precision slightly decreased, but recalland map@0.5 increased by 4.9% and 1.6%, respectively. in meeting the requirements of realtime detection to obtain better detection results. 27 4. conclusion in this paper, we propose the yolov5-tr algorithm combined with transformer module on the basis of yolov5, and conduct experiments using the home-built dataset to increase the generalization and robustness of the model through mosaic data enhancement, label smoothing processing, adaptive weighting features combined with wconcat module and the application of c3tr and c3str.experiments show that the improved yolov5-tr has high accuracy for multiple occlusion detection of small and medium-sized targets in complex situations, and reduces the leakage detection while satisfying real-time detection. transformer undoubtedly has superior performance and powerful potential compared with convolutional neural networks. the limitation of the improvement based on transformer in this paper is that the accuracy is higher while the model is theoretically more computationally intensive, and the hardware deployment conditions are more demanding. in future work, it is expected to discuss the impact of modules in different locations on 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[15] liu z, lin y, cao y, et al. swin transformer: hierarchical vision transformer using shifted windows[j]. 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 62 research on the effect of focus-pdca quality management on improving the maintenance and use of monitors in hospitals qinfeng liu1, qianyu zhang2, jialan chen3, *, tao wang4 1 medical equipment management department, shaanxi provincial people 's hospital, xi’an shaanxi, china 2 school of life science and technology, xi 'an jiaotong university, xi’an shannxi, china. 3 department of gynaecology, shaanxi provincial people 's hospital,xi’an shaanxi, china. 4 department of medical imaging, hospital of stomatology, xi’an jiaotong university, xi’an shaanxi, china * corresponding author: jialan chen abstract: objective to explore the application value of focus-pdca in improving the maintenance and use management effect of monitors in hospital. methods a large hospital in xi'an adopted the focus-pdca quality improvement measures in the maintenance and management of monitors. through f(find), o(organize), c(clarify), u(understand), s(select), p(plan), d(do), c(check), and a(action), the management efficiency can be improved. the management effect before and after using focus-pdca management measures was compared. results after the implementation of focus-pdca quality improvement measures, the availability rate of all monitors in the hospital was improved significantly, from 92.96% before implementation to 98.46% after implementation, the ratio of uncharged monitors to be used and the ratio of monitors with stains on the surfaces decreased significantly (c2=76.900, 2=174.432; p<0.05), the pass rate of monitors in one inspection increased significantly (c2=45.133; p<0.05). conclusions in the maintenance and use management of monitors, the use of focus-pdca quality improvement can promote the daily maintenance and use management of monitors by medical staff, promote the preventive maintenance of monitors by clinical medical engineers. it can improve the availability rate of all monitors, and improve the management and use effect of monitors. focus-pdca has great value in the maintenance and use management of monitors in hospitals. keywords: focus-pdca; management effect; availability rate; application value. 1. introduction monitors are the most commonly used medical devices to measure the physiological parameters of patients in hospitals. when the monitoring values are found to be beyond the normal value ranges, monitors will issue sound and light alarms[1].they can continuously monitor the vital signs of patients, and have the function of storing and printing, so that doctors can analyze and compare historical data, so as to make diagnostic decisions on the abnormal value found, and carry out medical treatment in time to control the development of the patients’ conditions[2].at present, monitors are widely used in hospitals because they can help medical staff monitor the signs of patients, and have the characteristics of small size and easy operation. almost every clinical department will use them. however, due to various problems in the use and management of monitors, the failure rate of monitors is high, which affects the operation efficiency of clinical departments. focus-pdca was proposed by quality management experts in the united states. it is an important management method for continuous quality improvement. it is developed on the basis of pdca cycle management. while, it can improve the management efficiency through nine aspects of quality improvement measures: f(find), o(organize), c(clarify), u(understand), s(select), p(plan), d(do), c(check) and a(action).in recent years, pdca management method has been widely used in hospital management, and it has achieved good results[3-5]. this study discusses the effect of using focus-pdca quality management to improve the maintenance and use of monitors in hospitals. 2. research materials and methods 2.1. general materials since august 1, 2021, a large hospital in xi'an has adopted the focus-pdca quality improvement method in the maintenance and use management of monitors in the whole hospital. there are 1236 monitors, including 23 models of 8 brands. there are 412 mindray pm9000 monitors, 334 mindray ipm12 monitors, 137 philips g40 monitors and 116 philips g70 monitors, which are the top four models with the largest number of monitors. all the monitors used in the hospital were taken as the research objects. 2.2. research methods 2.2.1. f(find)-to find the problems the clinical medical engineers conducted a statistical analysis of the monitor maintenance records in the hospital and the equipment management and use records of the clinical departments within two years, and communicated with the manufacturer's engineers many times. finally, they found that the faults in the use of the monitors mainly included the following aspects. (1) medical accessories such as ecg lead wires, blood oxygen probes, blood pressure cuffs, etc. were damaged, resulting in inability to measure data, or large waveform interference, which affected the observation of measurement data. (2) the monitor’s rechargeable battery was low in power 63 or the rechargeable battery was damaged, so that the monitor could not continue to work after a power outage. (3) the motherboard memory battery was damaged, causing the system recording time to be inconsistent with the actual time. (4) the blood pressure control module inside the device was damaged, resulting in the failure to measure blood pressure, the failure of blood oxygen control module caused the failure to measure blood oxygen, and the failure of ecg module caused the failure to measure ecg. (5) the cooling fan was aging, causing the fan to make too much noise. (6) the monitoring alarm limit was unreasonable, resulting in frequent alarms. (7) the display screen and display control module were faulty. (8) the blood pressure, blood oxygen and ecg measurement interfaces were damaged, which led to the failure to insert the lead wire for corresponding inspection. (9) the device shell was damaged due to accidental fall 2.2.2. o(organize)-to establish the cqi group established the cqi (continuous quality improvement) group, whose members included relevant personnel from the medical equipment management department and clinical departments. the director of medical equipment management department was the leader of cqi, who was responsible for the coordination and implementation of the whole quality management process. 2.2.3. c(clarify)-to clarify the current management process according to the found problems, the existing management process of equipment maintenance and use was sorted out, and the weak links in the equipment maintenance system process and management process were found, and the root causes of the problem were found [6]. 2.2.4. u(understand)-to understand the reasons cqi held the quality improvement meeting, during which the members carried out brainstorming and discussion. according to the existing maintenance and use management system process, the root causes of the above problems were analyzed from the five aspects of man, machine, material, method and milieu. the root causes included the following aspects :(1) the medical staff were not careful enough in the finishing process of the monitor every day, so that the medical accessories such as blood pressure cuff, ecg lead wires and blood oxygen probes were damaged but not replaced in time, resulting in the monitoring data process reporting errors or inaccurate results; (2)medical staff did not check the battery status of monitors in time, and did not replace or charge batteries of medical devices in time; (3) the preventive maintenance of the monitor was not carried out, which led to the failure of the monitor function modules and the inability to monitor parameters, and it also caused problems such as excessive fan sound; (4) nursing staff were not skilled in the operation of monitors. when inserting the medical accessories into the interfaces of medical devices, they did not pay attention to the insertion direction or exerted too much force, which led to the damage of interfaces of devices or medical accessories;(5)nursing staff did not fully understand the patients’ vital sign parameters, and the alarm limit values of monitors were set irrationally; (6)in the process of moving medical devices to monitor inpatients or transferring patients, the nursing staff did not place monitors properly, resulting in the falling of monitors and damage to devices; (7) too many devices were placed near the beds, resulting in crowding of the devices and easy pulling of the device wires, which may lead to devices tipping and damage;(7) the ward environment was not cleaned in place and timely, resulting in too much dust in the ward environment, which entered devices through the monitors’ heat dissipation holes, resulting in device failures;(8) the hospital lacked the quantitative assessment system for medical staff to operate in strict accordance with the operation process, resulting in non-standard operation of medical devices[7]. 2.2.5. s(select)-to select an improved process plan according to the above reasons for the high failure rate of monitors, the members of the iqc group finally determined the following improvement process plan by reviewing relevant materials and holding meetings and discussions: (1) established a three-level preventive maintenance system for equipment, and the first-level maintenance was carried out by medical staff. completion, secondary and tertiary maintenance were performed by clinical medical engineers and the maintenance process was recorded; (2)medical staff carried out daily maintenance of monitors, including startup check, accessory check, charging power check, etc., and clean and maintain medical devices every day; (3)medical staff cleaned and dedusted the ward environment every day to ensure that the ward environment was free of dust;(4) trained medical staff on the principle and operation of medical devices; (5) trained medical staff on the process of patient transfer; (6) arranged the bedside devices reasonably and clean up the idle devices in time; (7) established the quantitative assessment system for the management and use of medical devices and associated it with individual year-end assessment of medical staff;(8) strengthened the awareness of safety and saving of medical staff and paid attention to the safety of electricity[8]. 2.2.6. p(plan)-to make the plan for the above improvement process plan, the implementation plan should be made, mainly including the following aspects :(1) cqi group members should develop training plans for equipment management and use, patient vital signs explanation and patient transfer process; (2) the cqi group formulated the daily management list of medical staff; (3) the cqi group should establish the annual implementtation plan of the three-level maintenance of medical devices; (4) the cqi group studied and established the implementation plan of quantitative assessment of medical devices management for medical staff. 2.2.7. d(do)-to carry out the plan strictly implemented the planned measures, including :(1) according to the developed equipment management and use training plan, the clinical medical engineers of the cqi group contacted the engineers of the monitor manufacturers to train the medical staff; (2) the cqi group invited the chief physicians of emergency medicine in the hospital to explain the patient's vital sign parameters; (3) the cqi team invited experts in transport and emergency treatment outside the hospital to train medical staff on the transfer process; (4) medical staff should strictly carry out the management of monitors and other medical devices according to the contents of the daily management list, including cleaning, disinfection, sorting, start-up test, etc.; (5) carried out the three-level 64 preventive maintenance of monitors and other medical devices according to the implementation time and implementation items of the three-level maintenance annual implementation plan; (6) quantitative assessment of medical staff was carried out according to the implementation plan of quantitative assessment of equipment management for medical staff. 2.2.8. c(check)-to check the implementation the cqi team conducted regular inspection on the implementation of improvement measures in the clinical departments, and random inspection was carried out, and the inspection results were recorded and summarized. 2.2.9. a(action) cqi team held a quality improvement and rectification meeting to discuss the problems found in the inspection, study and formulate rectification measures, and the rectification measures would be implemented in the next round of quality cycle. 2.3. observation indicators 2.3.1. availability rate statistics of all monitors in the hospital after the implementation of focus-pdca quality improvement for 3 months and before the implementation of quality improvement, the availability rate of all monitors in the hospital was statistically compared. 2.3.2. comparison of management effects of the monitors to be used before and after the implementation of focus-pdca quality improvement, 300 monitors to be used were randomly selected from clinical departments, and the status of the monitors was compared, including the number of uncharged monitors to be used, the number of monitors with stains on the surfaces, and the pass number of monitors in one inspection. 2.3.3. statistical analysis the availability rate of all monitors in 2.3.1 was expressed as a percentage; the monitor management effect data in 2.3.2 is count data, which was analyzed by chi-square test, p<0.05 indicates that the difference is statistically significant. 3. results 3.1. statistical results of the availability rate of the monitors in the hospital the availability rate of all monitors in the hospital before and after the implementation of focus-pdca quality improvement is shown in table 1 below. it can be concluded that after the implementation of focus-pdca quality improvement measures, the availability rate of all monitors in the hospital was improved significantly, from 92.96% before implementation to 98.46% after implementation. table 1. the availability rate of all monitors in the hospital before and after the implementation of focus-pdca quality improvement [n (%)] group total number availability number of monitors availability rate of monitors before 1236 1149 92.96% after 1236 1217 98.46% 3.2. comparison results of management effects of the monitors to be used the comparison of the management effects of the monitors to be used before and after the implementation of the focuspdca quality improvement is shown in table 2 below. it can be concluded that after the implementation of the focuspdca quality improvement measures, the ratio of uncharged monitors to be used, the ratio of monitors with stains on the surfaces decreased significantly (2=76.900, 2=174.432; p<0.05), and the pass rate of monitors in one inspection increased significantly (2=45.133; p<0.05). table 2. the comparison of the management effects of the monitors to be used before and after the implementation of the focus-pdca quality improvement [n (%)] group n number of uncharged monitors to be used number of monitors with stains on the surfaces pass number of monitors in one inspection before 300 92(30.67) 132(44.00) 246(82.00) after 300 11(3.67) 29(9.67) 295(98.33) 2 76.900 174.432 45.133 p 0.000 0.000 0.000 4. discussion monitors are the most commonly used medical devices in hospitals. the availability rate of all monitors in hospital can represent the overall operating status of the hospital. in recent years, with the development of medical technology, the hospital has more and more high-end and large medical devices. the hospital attaches great importance to the management and use of such devices, but ignores the use and management of small and medium-sized medical devices. as a result, small and medium-sized medical devices represented by monitors are heavily used, but lack of standardized management, resulting in high device failure rate and high medical accessories loss rate, affecting the operation efficiency of clinical departments, affecting the hospitalization experience of patients, and even causing adverse events related to medical devices. the effective maintenance and use management of monitors is an important part of medical equipment management [9]. focus-pdca is an effective management tool for quality improvement. in this study, focus-pdca was used to manage the monitors in the whole hospital. in this process, firstly, the problems in the use of monitors were summarized by finding problems, then the cqi group was established to organize and coordinate the implementation of the whole quality management process, and the existing equipment maintenance management process was sorted out to find out the weak management links where the problems occurred. then, through brainstorming discussion, the root causes of monitor management and use problems were analyzed. according to the root causes found, the improved process plan was selected, and the schedule of each process was made. furthermore, the improved process plan was promoted through pdca cycle, and the rectification plan was proposed for the problems found in the current cycle inspection and it would be executed in the next cycle. by adopting the focuspdca quality improvement measures, the manufacturer's engineers trained the medical staff on the operation of monitors, the medical experts in the hospital explained the patient's vital signs parameters, and the emergency transport 65 experts outside the hospital trained the patient's transport process. on the other hand, medical staff managed and maintained the monitor according to the contents of the daily management list every day, and clinical medical engineers carried out preventive maintenance of monitors. the above improvement measures significantly improved the availability rate of all monitors in the hospital, from 92.96% before implementation to 98.46% after implementation. as the medical staff cleaned and disinfected the monitor every day, checked the charging status of the devices, and monitors obtained effective preventive maintenance, the ratio of uncharged monitors to be used, the ratio of monitors with stains on the surfaces decreased significantly (2=76.900, 2=174.432; p<0.05), and the pass rate of monitors in one inspection increased significantly (2=45.133; p<0.05).focus-pdca effectively improved the availability rate and management effect of monitors. 5. conclusions in the maintenance and use management of monitors, the use of focus-pdca quality improvement can promote the daily maintenance and use management of monitors by medical staff, promote the preventive maintenance of monitors by clinical medical engineers. it can improve the availability rate of all monitors, and improve the management and use effect of monitors. focus-pdca has great value in the maintenance and use management of monitors in hospitals. acknowledgements this work was supported by grants from innovation capability support plan of shaanxi province(2017kct-36), natural science special project of shaanxi province(2020sf035), social development project of shaanxi provincial key research and development program(2021sf-173). references [1] weller robert s,foard kristina l,harwood timothy n,evaluation of a wireless, portable, wearable multi-parameter vital signs monitor in hospitalized neurological and neurosurgical patients.[j] .j clin monit comput, 2018, 32: 945951. 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[9] wu yi-hui,li fong-an,fan yin-ting et al. a study of medical device regulation management model in asia.[j] .expert rev med devices, 2016, 13: 533-43. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 22 research on interactive system of movie subtitle speech based on machine learning technology jiahang li shandong rizhao no. 1 middle school, rizhao, china abstract: the composition elements of subtitles, from the early single text, have developed into the present text, graphics, colors, animation, special effects and other combinations. with the development of speech technology and natural language understanding, speech interaction system has become a hot research field. different from the traditional data interaction between keyboard, mouse and display, using hearing to transmit data makes the interactive system of movie subtitles more anthropomorphic and intelligent. it is the most natural and convenient means for human beings to exchange information with intelligent systems by incorporating machines and equipment with voice information processing capabilities into human voice interactive objects and endowing movie subtitle interactive systems with biological language recognition functions. a machine learning-based movie subtitle voice interactive system is constructed, which can well expand the application of voice interactive system and improve the user experience. in this paper, a movie subtitle voice interactive system based on machine learning technology is proposed, so as to better and effectively realize human-computer voice interaction. keywords: machine learning; movie subtitles; voice interaction system. 1. introduction with the development of internet technology, film and television works have gradually penetrated into people's lives, and people can watch film and television works anytime, anywhere through terminals such as computers, televisions and smart mobile devices [1]. with the development of speech technology and natural language understanding, speech interaction system has become a hot research field [2]. in the process of interaction, people usually transmit their commands to the computer through input devices such as keyboard and mouse. for inexperienced people, humancomputer interaction becomes an obstacle, while the voicebased interaction system becomes a bridge between people and computers, and people can communicate with computers freely and conveniently [3]. language is the most natural and portable way for human beings to communicate their thoughts, opinions and emotions. cloud computing bears the longstanding dream of mankind to use computing power as infrastructure, and may change most information technology industries [4]. for example, we can treat software as a service to make it more attractive, or change the way it hardware is designed and purchased. it is the most natural and convenient means for human beings to exchange information with intelligent systems by incorporating machines and equipment with speech information processing capabilities into human speech interactive objects and endowing movie subtitle interactive systems with biological language recognition functions [5]. the composition elements of subtitles, from the early single text, have developed into the present text, graphics, colors, animation, special effects and other combinations. auditory system is an important part of movie subtitle speech recognition system, and its purpose is to better complete the information interaction between people and movie subtitle interactive system [6]. different from the traditional data interaction between keyboard, mouse and display, using hearing to transmit data makes the interactive system of movie subtitles more anthropomorphic and intelligent. the realization of traditional intelligent interactive technology is often realized on the platform of voice interactive system itself, such as simple speech recognition algorithm, video capture and basic processing, etc., and it is difficult to realize more complex algorithms [7]. because of their high requirements for the operation speed of movie subtitle speech recognition system, and the problems of large-capacity data storage of pattern recognition system also limit the further development of offline speech interactive system [8]. as the leading direction of intelligent computer research and the key technology of man-machine language communication, speech processing technology has received extensive attention. in this paper, a movie subtitle voice interactive system based on machine learning technology is proposed, so as to better and effectively realize human-computer voice interaction. 2. interactive system of movie subtitle speech based on machine learning voice interaction with the human movie subtitle speech recognition system, first of all, the movie subtitle speech recognition system needs to collect the interactive voice through the microphone, specifically through pyaudio component, which provides python language version and is a cross-platform audio i/o library. using pyaudio, you can play and record audio in python programs. dialogue management is at the core of the interactive system, which integrates speaker recognition and keyword recognition technologies to form a personified intelligent interactive system [9]. compared with other single-chip microcomputers, it has a very complete operating system, and it carries its own interface, so it can use the corresponding programming to realize the effective application of various software. by networking, intelligent voice interaction with open cloud recognition technology and simple switch can be realized, and various software and hardware of voice interaction can be effectively controlled, and the combination of online and offline can also be effectively realized. the microphone 23 collects and generates the voice wave file, and transmits the wave voice file to the voice recognition server through the internet. the recognized text will be sent to the movie subtitle speech recognition system through the internet, and the movie subtitle speech interaction system will look up the best reply information in the knowledge base through the incoming text content and context, and send it back to the movie subtitle speech recognition system terminal through the internet. the overall framework of the voice interaction system is shown in figure 1. figure 1. framework and process of speech recognition system errors in keyword recognition and speaker recognition can be corrected by certain strategies in dialogue management to improve the success rate of system interaction, so how to build a dialogue management module is the key to successfully realize the system. at present, most voice interaction systems only use front-end voice keyword or whole sentence recognition and back-end dialogue management, and dialogue management only receives single input information, which leads to single feedback of voice system and is not humanized enough. this system integrates speaker recognition and voice location into the system, which can receive more detailed user information. using the effective connection of multiple interfaces such as internet speech recognition, offline speech recognition and cloud open speech recognition, we can effectively collect external speech information and some simple action information, and transmit them to the main board for certain processing [10]. after the processed information is output, a simple switch and speaker are used to give some feedback and interaction to the information, and then the switch equipment and networking connection are used again to realize the effective control of the wireless switch. through speaker recognition and judgment, the personality information database is introduced, and different users are fed back according to their different preferences, so that the speech system has a certain memory function. the subtitle speech recognition system plays the reply speech file through the audio output interface to complete the final speech data output. 3. speech recognition process and parameter estimation with the continuous improvement of speech processing technology, the processing algorithm becomes more and more complex, and the real-time system requires higher computing speed and storage capacity. in the specific operation process, relevant software systems can be used to effectively identify keyword information. in the working process, the module usually sends out the corresponding bytes in time as long as it captures some voice information. the processing process of speech recognition system is that the user inputs a speech signal through a speech input device at first. the design of the system architecture needs to first define the requirements, select appropriate technologies for planning, and use complete tools to realize a complete system. the voice data is transmitted to the cloud server through the network, and the recognition results are obtained and returned by using cloud computing technology. because of the abundant resources in the cloud, the knowledge base resources can be better utilized to complete the interaction between people and the voice system, and online video resource retrieval. the overall process of the speech recognition model is shown in figure 2. figure 2. the overall framework and process of voice interaction system voice interaction and touch interaction are similar in system architecture. the terminal of voice interaction is a smart speaker, and the terminal of touch interaction is a mobile phone. apart from the interaction, smart speakers and mobile phones can be regarded as the terminal devices of smart video users. after the text is effectively identified, it can be sent to the movie subtitle speech recognition system by using the internet, and the movie subtitle speech recognition system can fully identify the content of the text by combining its context, and then find the most matching data in the whole database. intelligent video system is an intelligent system that integrates many technologies, including not only communication transmission protocol, terminal wireless networking technology and equipment automation control technology, but also terminal control software for managing equipment. after the speech signal is input, it is necessary to process the speech signal, and the processing process is speech enhancement, which generally exists in the speech processing system as a preprocessing or front-end processing module. the parameter estimation process of speech recognition model is shown in figure 3. the inter-network communication between subtitle network and broadcast network is realized by accessing ip in the two lans with their respective switches as the main communication equipment. when the subtitle editing workstation or subtitle broadcasting workstation needs to obtain the information of the on-air program list of the 24 broadcasting network, it sends out an access application. after receiving it, the subtitle database confirms it, and then communicates with the broadcast network switch through the subtitle network switch. the speech recognition system is implemented from bottom to top. first, the functions of each module are realized separately, and then the functions of each module are integrated together for debugging. after receiving the problem of the movie subtitle speech recognition system, you can search the text data or speech data in the cloud speech system in time, and then send it to the movie subtitle speech recognition system in speech format, and the movie subtitle speech recognition system can play these subtitles. figure 3. parameter estimation process of speech recognition model 4. conclusions with the development of internet technology, film and television works have gradually penetrated into people's lives, and people can watch film and television works anytime and anywhere through terminals such as computers, televisions and smart mobile devices. in fact, speech recognition is an advanced technology in which the speech system uses its own hardware or software system to effectively process the received information and then form the corresponding speech or file. the realization of traditional intelligent interactive technology is often realized on the platform of voice interactive system itself, such as simple speech recognition algorithm, video capture and basic processing, etc. it is difficult to realize more complex algorithms. in this paper, a movie subtitle voice interactive system based on machine learning technology is proposed, so as to better and effectively realize human-computer voice interaction. the centralized management of film and television materials broadcast by subtitles and the realization of multi-task and multi-window network operation have greatly improved the efficiency of broadcast workflow. after the text is effectively identified, it can be sent to the movie subtitle speech recognition system by using the internet, and the movie subtitle speech recognition system can fully identify the content of the text by combining its context, and then find the most matching data in the whole database. this technology can effectively promote the natural and friendly relationship between human-computer interaction, and is the main development direction of human-computer interaction in the future. references [1] pan huilin, han zhiyan, wang shurui, et al. emotion recognition method based on two-channel speech to image [j]. electronic design engineering, 2021, 29(15):5. 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[10] niu heng, chen chile, zhang wenjing, et al. multifunctional blind guide system based on image perception and location matching [j]. automation and instrument, 2021, 36(10):5. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 26 wise rescue, safety accompanying -dawning intelligent rescue system ruoxin ma, rui xu, yutao sun anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui 233000, china abstract: according to the survey data, the annual death toll due to traffic accidents in the world reaches 1.25 million, in china is as high as 104,000, ranking first in the world. in the death rate of traffic accidents, more than 60% are caused by early warning or rescue in time. at present, there are many problems in china's traffic accident emergency rescue, such as low efficiency, rescue in time. according to the demand of smart city construction, the traditional emergency rescue mode of traffic accident is facing transformation. the rapid popularity of tachograph in recent years can be seen that car owners' awareness of safe driving is strengthening. however, the functions of the traditional tachograph are mostly limited to being the evidence carrier of traffic disputes. the latest multifunctional recorder on the market also aims to improve user experience, increase intelligent voice, navigation and other functions, and has not been applied in traffic accident emergency rescue. keywords: smart city; smart rescue; travel safely; big data; optimal algorithms. 1. industry background 1.1. social background a smart city is a city that uses information and communication technology to sense, analyze and integrate key information in the core system of urban operation, so as to make intelligent responses to various needs, including people's livelihood, environmental protection, public safety, urban services and industrial and commercial activities. the essence of smart city is to use advanced information technology to realize smart city management and operation, thus creating a better life for people in the city and promoting the harmonious and sustainable growth of the city. with the continuous development of human society, cities will carry more and more people in the future. in order to solve the problems of urban development and realize the sustainable development of cities, the construction of smart cities has become an irreversible historical trend of urban development in today's world. among them, smart transportation is one of the important projects of smart city construction. smart transportation is the construction of "digital transportation" project, through monitoring, monitoring, traffic flow distribution optimization and other technologies, improve the public security, urban management, highway and other monitoring systems and information network systems, to establish a unified intelligent urban traffic management and service system construction focusing on traffic guidance, emergency command, intelligent travel, taxi and bus management and other systems. to realize the full sharing of traffic information, real-time monitoring and dynamic management of highway traffic conditions, comprehensively improve the level of monitoring and intelligent management, to ensure the safety and smooth traffic. 1.2. policy background at present, with the deepening development of the information society, the way of production and life in modern society is undergoing fundamental changes.as an important carrier for the centralized application and display of modern information technology, smart city has become an important force to promote the upgrading of economic and social construction. in order to seize the opportunities brought by the construction of smart cities, in august 2013, china issued several opinions on promoting information consumption and expanding domestic demand (guofa [2013] no. 32), which officially listed the construction of smart cities as an important development strategy and encouraged pilot demonstration construction of smart cities in cities where conditions permit. the national new urbanization plan (2014-2020) released in march 2014 clearly proposed to promote the construction of smart cities, and formulated specific goals and strategies. therefore, the construction of smart city has officially entered the period of practical promotion from the concept-oriented period, and the joint efforts of the whole society are needed to achieve various construction goals. 2. overview of the system 2.1. system design at present, cloud services are gradually mature, 5g has been launched, and artificial intelligence has been attached great importance by various industries at home and abroad. such development situation provides better conditions than before for the realization of cloud monitoring traffic accidents. the maturity of cloud service technology provides a platform for cloud monitoring, the advent of 5g era will ensure more efficient data transmission efficiency, and the development of internet of vehicles technology has stimulated the passion and vitality of this project. with the rise of the internet of things and the rapid expansion of the market scale of dashcam and sensor, the technology maturity is gradually improving. this project carries out secondary development with the help of ordinary tachograph, builds the "cloud + terminal" traffic accident emergency rescue system, and develops the "dawning wisdom rescue" app to cooperate with it. the "cloud + terminal" traffic accident emergency rescue system is divided into three subsystems, which are information acquisition subsystem, information transmission subsystem and comprehensive early warning subsystem. demo of the new 27 dashcam product is shown in figure 1. fig.1 demo of the new dashcam product 2.2. system innovation comprehensive warning: on the basis of the original technology of dashcam, stm32 and hi3516 chips are added to it, which play the functions of sensor data acquisition and transmission and video transmission respectively, so as to realize the function of vehicle accident alarm system. dual positioning: beidou navigation system is adopted, which can provide all kinds of users with high-precision and reliable positioning, navigation and timing services all day long and all day long all over the world. at the same time with the use of gps for dual positioning, to make up for the defects of a single method. data processing: in the cloud platform of the integrated early warning subsystem, the communication models of terminal access, rule-based heterogeneous data storage and historical data management, user-device communication and device-device communication are completed, and the massive data received by the cloud platform is periodically replaced and stored to ensure the stable operation of the whole system. intelligent and fast mobile client: with the development of the app of the accident alarm system, the user information can be fully input to achieve the unique matching of the cloud platform information. multi-interactive emergency rescue system: the traffic accident emergency rescue system based on "cloud + terminal" implanted in the new dashcam can notify 110 rescue center, 120 first aid center, fire emergency center and insurance company emergency center in the first time when the traffic accident occurs, to ensure that the traffic accident is dealt with comprehensively and efficiently in the first time. 2.3. system functions based on the understanding and analysis of the cloud realtime monitoring traffic accident emergency rescue system, the system is divided into the following five main functions: accurate positioning: the beidou navigation and positioning system can provide rescuers with the precise location of the accident, and provide the specific position coordinate information in the accident message, so as to facilitate the understanding of the source of the accident. information processing: collect the parameters of the acceleration sensor and gravity sensor in the process of vehicle driving, calculate the alarm threshold of the accident to carry out the analysis of the risk parameters. sms transmission: the specific information of the accident will be transmitted to the rescue personnel communication equipment in the first time, so that it can be the first time in the accident for rescue preparation. video transmission: when the alarm information is sent, the video before the accident is automatically retrieved from the cloud server, which can help rescue workers to understand the situation of the accident site. comprehensive warning: when the warning value exceeds the threshold, the system can request the cloud platform server to retrieve the dashcam video and the driving vehicle location information, which can be displayed to the rescue personnel in the form of mobile phone messages to help them understand the scene, so as to achieve the purpose of rescue in the first time and reduce the probability of secondary accidents. 3. research and development and technical implementation of traffic accident emergency rescue system 3.1. 3.1. accident recognition algorithm the realization of accurate judgment of traffic accidents is the premise of ensuring the accuracy of the system warning, as well as the premise of determining the risk parameters. among the existing accident identification algorithms, the method based on acceleration sensor and gravity sensor is more suitable to be used as the trigger algorithm of accident early warning because of its strong comprehensiveness and simple calculation. based on the analysis, a trigger algorithm based on gravity sensor and acceleration sensor is proposed to monitor and judge whether the vehicle has an accident by taking the driving state such as acceleration and inclination angle of the vehicle. the accident recognition algorithm adopted can judge whether the vehicle has a collision by detecting the acceleration and whether the vehicle has rollover by detecting the horizontal inclination angle. by detecting the acceleration, the following methods can be used to determine whether the vehicle has a collision accident: set the peak value of vehicle acceleration, emergency braking time and other parameters under different working conditions, specifically: in emergency braking, the peak value of vehicle acceleration is set as -0.65g ~ -0.75g, and the acceleration signal rises sharply in a short time after emergency braking, and the peak time is long; under normal braking, the peak acceleration of the vehicle is -0.35g ~ -0.45g, and the braking time is longer than that of emergency braking, the peak acceleration is about ±0.2g;when passing the roadblock, the peak acceleration of the vehicle is -0.25g ~ 0.35g. when the acceleration signals are integrated, their respective integral curves will be significantly different, according to which the collision accident of normal braking of the vehicle can be judged. the peak value of acceleration, emergency braking time, peak duration, acceleration signal climbing amplitude and other parameters are analyzed and processed, and the judgment value is obtained, and compared with the preset value under different working conditions. when the judgment value falls into the preset value range of emergency braking, it is judged that the vehicle has a collision accident; when the judgment value does not fall into the preset value range of emergency braking, it is judged that the vehicle 28 is normal. by detecting the inclination angle between the vehicle and the horizontal plane, the following methods are used to determine whether the vehicle rollover occurs: set the lateral inclination angle of the vehicle relative to the horizontal plane in advance, specifically: set the output of the neutral sensor when the vehicle maintains the horizontal state with the horizontal plane is, the output when the inclination angle is, and the output under the action of acceleration is. the calculation formula is: 0v  v g1 v 01sin/ vggvv +=  ]/)arcsin[( 0 vvv −=  then the inclination angle of the vehicle in the lateral direction and the longitudinal direction are respectively: x y ]/]arcsin[[],/]arcsin[[ vvvvvv yyxx −=−=  compare the lateral inclination angle and longitudinal inclination angle of the vehicle with the threshold. if the lateral inclination angle and longitudinal inclination angle exceed the set threshold, it is judged that the vehicle rollover occurs. the rollover threshold of the vehicle's lateral and longitudinal inclination relative to the horizontal plane is 60 degrees. 3.2. information acquisition subsystem the main devices of vehicle information acquisition subsystem are three-axis acceleration sensor, gravity sensor and traffic recorder. the supply voltage of the sensor is 4.9 ~ 5.5v, the input range is -25 ~ 25g, and the sensitivity is 80mv/g. the three-axis acceleration sensor can obtain the acceleration signal of the vehicle in the process of driving, and the gravity sensor can obtain the inclination angle of the vehicle and the horizontal plane. tachograph can be divided into card type, hidden type and rearview mirror type. 3.3. information transmission subsystem sensor transmission data module: the stm32 chip can obtain sensor signals and send them to the esp8266 wifi module through the uart serial port communication. then, they can be forwarded by the router through wifi and uploaded to the cloud platform server. fig. 2 flow chart of sensor data transmission module dashcam video transmission module: the original video is converted into digital video data to be encoded by the acquisition program, and the original video data is compressed and encoded by the h.264 compression coding technology inside the hi3516 chip, and the data is packaged under the support of rtp protocol. the design of the mobile terminal of the client of the vehicle video monitoring system, that is, the "administrator" user, is shown in figure 3 below. the session between the user and the tachograph on the device is carried out through rtsp for data information exchange, which is transmitted from rtp to the mobile terminal, and the encoded data transmitted to the mobile terminal is decoded by the corresponding video decoding module of the mobile terminal, and then played. the decoding module of this video monitoring system is decoded and played directly by the player, because the android system can decode flv files directly. fig.3 design diagram of real-time video retrieval process on the client side 3.4. integrated early warning subsystem the integrated early warning subsystem mainly relies on the cloud platform, which is divided into communication gateway area, data analysis area and data storage area according to the functional needs. the communication gateway area uses flume framework for data collection, uses the unified data format json, distributes to kafka for temporary storage, the data analysis area uses spark streaming to receive kafka data and analyzes. the data storage area uses the non-relational database mongodb to store the data of the accident vehicle and the video uploaded by the dashcam. 4. expected results the project development of tachograph is based on the existing traditional tachograph technology, secondary development, the formation of a new tachograph with "cloud + terminal" traffic accident emergency rescue system, and synchronically equipped with "dawn wisdom rescue" multifunctional app." cloud + terminal" traffic accident emergency rescue system is based on traffic accident recognition algorithm, with the help of vehicle built-in sensor data collection, construction of driving vehicle risk data monitoring cloud platform, when an accident occurs, cloud platform monitoring data reaches the warning threshold, immediately send an alarm message, through the system alarm message to obtain the accident location information. at the same time, the system sends a video request to the server. after receiving the request, the server will upload the recorded video before the accident to the "dawn wisdom rescue" app of 110 rescue center, 120 first aid center, fire emergency center and emergency center of the insurance company through coding, compression and decoding. rescue personnel can understand the accident situation through the video, and formulate the optimal rescue plan. acknowledgements this paper belongs to the research results of the national undergraduate innovation training project of anhui university of finance and economics "dawn smart rescue intelligent rescue system for traffic accidents based on the internet of things" (project number: 202110378125). 29 references [1] lu yinhua, chen xuming, chen jian. wisdom of fire fighting and emergency rescue services combined with exploration. 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[4] qian chao. research on traffic control and emergency rescue plan of highway tunnel emergencies [d]. chang 'an university,2009. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 99 key factors influencing network resilience in dynamical networks xian yan * school of artificial intelligence and automation, huazhong university of science and technology, wuhan hubei, 430074, china abstract: there has been much recent research focusing on the resilience of networks, providing theoretical insights into the effective response of real-world systems systems to disasters. however, few studies have analyzed the factors that affect the resilience of networks. and the network operation process varies greatly so that the dynamic behavior of the network is a factor that has to be considered. to bridge these gaps, we analyze the factors affecting dynamic network resilience in terms of network dynamics. there are two main influencing factors: differentiation of failure probability, differentiation of impact. we build a generic resilience model for the network and validate these influencing factors by simulating them in different networks. by summarizing these factors, we point out constructive strategies. these strategies can help dynamic networks enhance network resilience, which is an important criterion for reducing network failures in real-world systems. keywords: network resilience; dynamic network; spontaneous recovery. 1. introduction there are various networks in our lives, and network science provides many useful tools to help us understand them. from economic sciences, social sciences, communication sciences and power sciences to biological sciences, many real-world systems can be abstracted into complex networks to allow us to explore the functions and characteristics of the systems[1]. almost all networks are exposed to a wide variety of perturbations that can severely disrupt the system leading to network failures. for example, environmental degradation may lead to species extinction in ecological networks[2], cascading failure attacks on power grids may lead to widespread power outages[3]. so how to improve network resilience and thus avoid network failures is a hot topic. the resilience of the network structure refers to the ability of the network structure to cope with shocks in the face of external disturbances and to recover, maintain or improve the original system characteristics and functions[4]. according to the study of gao et al., there are three main factors of network failure[5]: network structure, network dynamics and failure mechanism. on the one hand, real-world networks are dynamic. networks vary in shape, structure, and size, but the process of "running" the system varies even more. many real-world networks are not static. on the other hand, the states of nodes of real-world networks propagate to each other. from transport structures to human bodies, the propagation of failures and damage is the basis of many network systems[6]. for example, during transmission or exposure, it is possible for disease to spread from an infected source to other neighboring individuals. whereas many phenomena are characterized by complex contagion, nodes need to be connected to multiple sources to induce a change in their state[7]. finally, nodes of real-world networks tend to have spontaneous recovery. recently, it has been found that some systems exist to recover autonomously. for example, traffic may recover smoothly after congestion[8], the patient may recover spontaneously after a seizure[9]. based on these general features, majdandzic et al.[10] make the nodes also spontaneous recoverable so that there are three basic processes in the system: failure, damage conduction and recovery, and find interesting recoverable hysteresis phenomena. podobnik et al.[11] modify the exogenous failure principle on its basis to make it more suitable for degree heterogeneous networks. however, the above studies all stop at the discovery of recovery phenomena without identifying the factors that influence network resilience. in this work, we develop a framework for the resilience of dynamic networks and discover several factors that influence network resilience. in our framework, the network rapidly switches states when it reaches a certain critical point in both failure and recovery processes. the dynamic behavior of the network under the same parameter varies while the active state of the network varies, presenting a hysteresis phenomenon. the location of the critical point and the active state of the network can be used to indicate the resilience of the network, which can be used to observe the influence of the factors. we find that the average degree of the network in terms of network dynamics, there are two main influences: the differentiation of failure probability and the differentiation of impact. we perform simulations in different network models to verify the general validity of this factor. 2. methodology 2.1. construction of spontaneous recovery model we build a model to simulate the failure and recovery process of a dynamic network. for a network, each of its nodes has two states: active and failed. during the dynamic change of the network, nodes may be in four different states: internal failure, external failure, internal recovery, and external recovery: a) internal failure: an active node in the network may fail at any time, and this probability is the internal failure probability p. b) external failure: a node has a certain probability of failure when the proportion of active neighbors is below the threshold fm , and this probability is the external failure probability r. 100 c) internal recovery: the failed nodes in the network will recover spontaneously after a period of time, and the defined time interval is the recovery time t . d) external recovery: the node turns active when its neighbor active ratio is higher than the threshold fm . a network with an initial state that changes dynamically over time eventually reaches a state of dynamic equilibrium. this means that the internal state of the network is still changing, but the overall network state is balanced. we use the average proportion of active nodes z in the network to represent the state of the network. adjusting parameters such as the failure probability and recovery time of the network, the network state will change again to reach a new equilibrium. according to majdandzic et al.[10], recovery time t and average internal failure probability p jointly determine the average internal failure score *p of network ( * 1 pτp e  ). so we can analyze the relationship between *p and network state z to provide insights for network resilience improvement. the nodes in the network may undergo internal failure or external failure, and the total failure probability is the superposition of both. the change in the average internal failure score *p indicates the recovery or failure of the network as a whole, so we analyze the effect of changing *p on the network state. figure1 shows the failure and recovery processes of the network, demonstrating a clear hysteresis phenomenon. when the same network is in two different processes of recovery and failure, the states may also be different under the same parameters. during the slow failure of the network, a sudden first-order phase transition occurs at 'p . threshold 'p serves as a significant observation point, reflecting the resilience of the network. figure 1. the failure and recovery process of the network in the er network 2.2. construction of the network model we first use the classical erdös-rény(er) networks model. when the network size reaches a certain scale, the state of the network is almost independent of the scale size. in order to fit the real-world network and make our system generalizable, we use the number of nodes n is 10000, the number of linked edges is 50000, and the degree k of each node is about 10. scale-free(sf) networks are widely used because they have the scale-free property of real-world networks. we modeled the sf network similarly. sf networks with power-law exponent of 2-3 have power-law distributions that are more realistic. here we use sf networks with power-law exponent of 2.4. the rest of the properties are the same as those of the er network. finally, we also selected the real network for validation. large network in the delaware valley region of the philadelphia network (13,389 nodes, 40,003 links), courtesy of dr. w. thomas walker, manager, office of corridor/ system planning, delaware valley regional planning commission, philadelphia, pennsylvania. 3. experiments figure 1 shows the sudden first-order phase transition at 'p during the slow failure of the dynamical network. threshold 'p serves as a significant observation point reflecting the resilience of the network. the degree of a node is an important parameter to measure the importance of the node. we consider that the difference in the distribution of node degrees affects the network resilience. therefore, we change the weights of the parameters in the resilience model according to the degree of the nodes. here, we consider the nodes with large degree as key nodes. it is worth mentioning that our experiments are based on the premise that the total network resources are guaranteed to be constant, i.e., the parameters of the remaining nodes may decrease when the parameters of some nodes are raised accordingly. this approach also fits our realistic system, where resources are not infinite and reasonable resource allocation is the key to study. we validated the two influencing factors we find in three different networks. 3.1. differentiation of failure probability different degrees of nodes have different internal failure probabilities, resulting in the variability of internal failure probabilities of nodes. so the differentiation of failure probability affects the resilience of the network. in real systems, key nodes are more robust. the key nodes tend to have stronger protection and fault tolerance strategies. so we initially assign a weight to all nodes, the higher the degree, the smaller the weight, and the total weight of all nodes in the network is constant. here, the greater the degree of the node, the smaller its probability of internal failure *p . accordingly, if the degree of a node is less than the average degree of the network k , the probability of internal failure of the node can increase accordingly. according to this strategy, we simulate different network models separately [see figure 2]. figure 2. comparison of the dynamic change process between the base networks and the networks in which the internal failure of key nodes is weakened. where (a) is the er network, (b) is the sf network, and (c) is the real network. the ‘base’ curve is the dynamics of the baseline network and the ‘strategy1’ curve is the dynamics of the network in which the internal failure of key nodes is weakened. 3.2. differentiation of impact different degrees of nodes have different impacts on neighboring nodes, i.e., differential probability of failure, which affects the resilience of the network. we assign a weight to all nodes, and the higher the degree the greater the weight. the weight represents the influence factor of the node, i.e., the node with the higher degree has more influence on 101 other nodes. this fits well with our realistic system, where often the key nodes cause more impact. for example, in a traffic network, a congestion at a critical intersection has a greater impact on other roads. in our model, the comparison of the weighted average of nodes' active neighbor nodes with the threshold value indicates whether the node is likely to experience external failure. we simulate the simulation on different network models [see figure 3]. figure 3. comparison of the dynamic change process between the base networks and the networks in which the external failure caused by key nodes is enhanced. where (a) is the er network, (b) is the sf network, and (c) is the real network. the ‘base’ curve is the dynamics of the baseline network and the ‘strategy2’ curve is the dynamics of the network in which the external failure caused by key nodes is enhanced. 4. results and discussion 4.1. results of the effect of differentiation of dynamic parameters between nodes our experiments demonstrate the impact of our proposed three factors on network resilience. figure 2 shows the comparison of the dynamic change process between the base networks and the networks in which the internal failure of key nodes is weakened, demonstrating that the weakening of internal failures of key nodes can help the network improve its resilience. the figure 2(a) indicates that the er network in which the internal failure of key nodes is weakened has a lager critical value of network state transition during failure than the baseline er network, and the overall state of the network is more active. the figure 2(b) demonstrates the generality of the effect in the sf network. the figure 2(c) shows a comparison of the two networks in a real network. in the real system, it is difficult for us to change the internal failure probability of the nodes. however, discovering such influences can help us to use key node protection schemes. for example, in economic networks, large financial companies tend to use more schemes to keep themselves up and running, which improves the resilience for financial networks. figure3 shows the comparison of the dynamic change process between the base networks and the networks in which the external failure caused by key nodes is enhanced, demonstrating that enhancing the external failure caused by key nodes can help the network improve its resilience. the figure 3(a) indicates that the er network in which the external failure caused by key nodes is enhanced has a lager critical value of network state transition during failure than the baseline er network, and the overall state of the network is more active. the figure 3(b) shows that in the sf network, the failure threshold of the network disappears after changing the node influence, but the network is more active overall. the figure 3(c) shows a comparison of the two networks in a real network. the difference in the influence of nodes in the network clearly influencing the network resilience. in response we propose a strategy to help the network improve its resilience. we should increase the influence of the key node so that the key node has a deeper influence on the rest of the nodes. also when a new node is created or rebuilt, this node should be more dependent on the key node. 5. conclusion resilience is a very important feature of the network. how to improve the resilience of a network has been a hot topic. here, we find two factors that specifically affect the resilience of a network. we built three types of network models to verify 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residual network; speech emotion recognition. 1. introduction in addition to the basic semantic information, speech signals also contain a variety of complex human emotions, which play a very important role in human communication and life. the importance of speech emotion recognition in the field of artificial intelligence is self-evident. with the development of science and technology, artificial intelligence is becoming more and more mature, but the development of self-awareness and self-awareness of artificial intelligence is slow, which hinders the natural interaction process between human and machine. one important way to solve the selfawareness and self-awareness of ai is to make the machine understand human's emotional state, so that the intelligent machine has the ability of emotion.[1][2] this is an important way to address the self-awareness and self-awareness of ai is to enable machines to understand human emotional states, so that intelligent machines have emotional capabilities. in recent years, deep learning algorithms have achieved excellent results in the field of natural language, and the classic result is the recurrent neural network (rnn).[3] rnns have been shown to be effective in solving serialization problems, making use of contextual information, but they suffer from gradient explosion and vanishing problems in the solution process, and are ineffective in processing long texts. however, rnns suffer from the gradient explosion and disappearance problems during the solution process, and are not effective for long text. the problem has been effectively solved by the proposed long-short term memory neural network (lstm), which is suitable for solving long sequential problems by adding three "gates" in the hidden layer to control cell states.[4][5] it is suitable for solving long sequence problems. speech emotion recognition, as a crucial technology to realize human-computer interaction, has a wide range of applications in many fields with natural human-computer interaction needs. for example, we can track the emotional changes of depression patients to understand the specific condition of patients from these emotional changes, so as to make corresponding diagnosis and treatment; we can monitor the emotional changes of each student in real time in the teaching classroom to find out the interest of each student in the lecture content from these emotional changes, so as to make timely adjustments to the lecture content and lecture style.[6] the class is monitored in real time to detect each student's interest in the lecture content, so that adjustments can be made to the lecture content and lecture style. 2. related work this paper adopts the features of the speech spectrum map as the input data of the network structure, which solves the problem that the data structure is not similar to the twodimensional structure of image data. the traditional convolutional neural network has serious data loss problems in information transfer, and the gradient disappears or explodes as the number of layers of the network deepens.resnet network can effectively solve the above problems, and this paper will use resnet network as the backbone network structure. 2.1. speech pre-processing technology emotion feature extraction is important in speech emotion recognition. currently, there are many effective emotion features commonly used in the field of speech emotion feature research, and they express the emotions embedded in speech at different levels respectively. in this thesis, the extracted speech spectrograms are used as the dataset for model training. the speech spectrogram represents the speech signal in visual form and contains many essential information of the speech signal, such as: fundamental period, amplitude, etc. in a speech spectrogram, a two-dimensional plane is used to represent three-dimensional information, the horizontal axis shows the time and the vertical axis shows the frequency, and the intensity of a frequency at a certain moment can be indicated by the color shade or the gray scale of the point, and the energy value can also be indicated by the color shade, the darker the color of a point means the stronger the energy at that place.[7][8] the darker the color of a point, the stronger the energy at that point. the specific speech spectrum extraction technique is shown in figure 1. the speech spectrogram is obtained by fourier analysis of the speech signal. first, the discrete speech signal 𝑥 (𝑛) is represented as 𝑥(𝑚), n = 0, 1 , n-1 after framing, 𝑚 is the sample point number within a frame, 𝑛 and n denote the frame number and frame length, respectively. the short-time 61 fourier transform of the signal 𝑥 (𝑛) is shown in the following equation. figure 1. the process of extracting the language spectrum map ( ) ( ) ( )jw jwm n m x e x m w n m e   − =− =  −  (1) w(𝑛) is the window function, and the discrete time domain fourier transform and discrete fourier transform of x(𝑛) are as follows. ( ) 1 0 21 0 x n, ( ) x(n,k) ( ) n jw jwm n m kmn j n n m e x m e x m e  − − = − − = = =   (2) where 0 ≤ k ≤ n 1, x(n, k) denotes the short-time amplitude spectrum estimate of x(𝑛), and the spectral energy density function p(𝑛,k) at 𝑚 can be expressed as: 𝑃(𝑛, 𝑘) = |𝑋(𝑛, 𝑘)|2 = (𝑥(𝑛, 𝑘)) × (𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑗(𝑋(𝑛, 𝑘))) (3) the horizontal coordinate is 𝑛 and the vertical coordinate is k. the values of p (𝑛, k) are represented in color or gray, and finally the speech spectrum diagram is obtained. the speech spectrogram is generally a gray or colored twodimensional image, and each point contains the corresponding time, frequency, energy and other information of the speech signal. the speech spectrogram of a speech segment of anger class in casia chinese emotion dataset is shown in figure 2. figure 2. the emotional spectrum of the anger category in casia chinese emotional database from figure 2, we can clearly see many horizontal stripes, i.e., sound patterns, which are formed by the aggregation of dark-colored pixels, i.e., by the extension of the duration points of time, indicating that the frequency component at that moment has a large proportion and is easily perceived. the greater the proportion of stripes represents the greater the proportion of effective information in the whole speech signal, and the more obvious the influence on the speech emotion recognition rate. there is a lot of information that can be obtained from the speech spectrogram, such as the change of sound intensity in a certain period of time, the frequency distribution and sound intensity strength of the whole speech, etc. for different emotions of speech, there is a certain degree of difference in the speech spectrogram, and through these differences, different emotions can be classified[9][10] . 2.2. att-res speech emotion recognition network model construction based on residual network improvement in this paper, the language spectrum map is selected as the primary feature for network input. compared with the combination of artificial features, the language spectrogram features bring more comprehensive and rich information, which can be further extracted by deep neural network for deep features. at the same time, the spectrogram features bring redundant information with emotionally irrelevant information due to the comprehensive speech information they contain, which brings impact on the final recognition accuracy. the attention mechanism simulates human brain vision, learns the weight distribution from the features and imposes it on top of the original features, focuses on the effective features and weakens the invalid features, which can effectively improve the feature extraction efficiency. the structure of the spatial visual attention mechanism is shown in figure 3. the spatial attention module first performs the input feature map by channel𝐹 maximum pooling and average pooling operations are performed. maximum pooling is to keep the maximum value for the pooling window. the average pooling is to keep the overall data features for the pooling window and calculate the average value. the two pooling results are concatenated by channel to represent the input holistically, and then a 1× 1 convolution layer for feature extraction by convolution, followed by using the 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥 activation function to convert the obtained single-layer feature maps into probability distributions to obtain the attention mechanism scores for each element of the input features. the larger the attention score, the more the information of the corresponding element is worthy of attention in identifying the sentiment category, and conversely, the smaller the attention score, the less impactful and less valuable the information of the corresponding element is in identifying the sentiment category, and can be ignored. finally, the attention score matrix and the input values𝐹 a dot product operation is performed to adjust the model to the input𝐹 importance of different spatial locations. feature f [maxpool,avgpool] conv layer spatial attention refined feature f figure 3. spatial attention mechanism in this paper, we combine the residual network and introduce the spatial attention mechanism in the residual block to build the res-a module, aiming at the training process when the network pays more attention to the sentiment features and ignores the redundant information. the structure of the res-a module is shown in figure 4. 62 bn,relu,conv bn,conv max pooling concat conv feature f refined feature f relu average pooling figure 4. res-a module in this paper, based on the res-a module, we design and build the att-res network structure with 15 layers, as shown in figure 5. in the neural network model, it is experimentally proven that a smaller convolutional kernel can be used instead of a larger convolutional kernel to obtain better training results, and inception network structure proposes to use 1× 1 and 3× 3 convolutional kernels can be used instead of 5× in the inception network structure, it is proposed that 1 1 and 3 3 convolutional kernels can replace 5 convolutional kernels and obtain better results. in the development of neural networks, 3 × 3 convolutional kernel size is the most commonly used convolutional kernel in the development of neural networks, and it appears many times in classical networks such as transformer, vggnet, inception, etc. the convolutional kernel size of 3 is also chosen for att-res network.× for network models such as resnet for image processing, the data input to the network appears to pass through 64 or more convolutional kernels, and the convolutional kernel size is larger, such as 7× 7 or 5× 5 convolutional kernels to speed up the training efficiency. the size of the speech spectrogram data varies with the length of the speech, so in order to standardize the size, the size is modified to 128 after extracting the spectrogram for each speech signal using the cv2.resize function.× 128 and then input to the network for training. the spectrogram size is small compared with the image size, so the input layer of the att-res network is chosen to have 32 3× 3 convolutional kernels. the speech sequences are temporal in nature, and the speech spectrogram is also stitched according to the time axis of the speech frame data. therefore, the convolution step in the input layer of the att-res network is set to 1 to extract the continuous shallow links. subsequent data pass through a normalization layer, a maximum pooling layer, a constant link block, and again through data passing through two block-a blocks, each block-a consisting of a convolutional layer, a normalization layer, a maximum pooling layer, and a res-a block. one of the convolutional layers contains 64 or 128 3× the final features are identified by a fully connected layer and a softmax classifier for sentiment classification. the network layer activation functions all use the relu function. conv，3x3，1 bn max pooling conv，3x3，2 bn conv，3x3，2 x2 bn max pooling conv，3x3，2 bn x2 max pooling average pooling concat conv，3x3，1 dense global average pooling dense softmax output x2 figure 5. att-res network structure 3. experimental setup, results and analysis this paper selects casia chinese sentiment dataset recorded by the institute of automation of chinese academy of sciences, and conducts training and testing on this dataset. the training framework adopts nvidia gtx2060 graphics card, deep learning pytorch environment, which supports python, deep learning model training, its package of libraries is complete and complete, easy to quickly build models, support gpu acceleration this environment supports python, deep learning model training, is complete, easy to build models quickly, supports gpu acceleration, and enables fast scientific computing, which provides the conditions for smooth experiments. 3.1. experimental setup in this paper, the casia dataset is used for the experiments. the experiments are mainly set up as a set of ablation experiments to verify the effectiveness of the proposed module and a set of comparison experiments to verify the effectiveness of the proposed network model. block-a is composed of one layer of convolution, one layer of normalization, one layer of maximum pooling and one module of res-a. if block-a is in the input layer of the network, the step size of the convolution layer is 1, otherwise the step size is set to 2 to speed up the training. conv bn max pooling conv bn max pooling (a) block (b) block-a identity block res-a figure 6. block and block-a in order to better analyze the impact of res-a module on the performance of the overall network model, this paper uses the att-res0 network constructed by three blocks as the 63 backbone network to extract features, and gradually replaces blocks with block-a to constitute four network structures, att-res1, att-res2, att-res and att-res3, and the five network structures are shown in figure 7 shows. block block block block block block-a block-a block-a block block-a block block-a block-a block-a block-a (a) att-res0 (b) att-res1 (c) att-res2 (d) att-res (c) att-res3 figure 7. att-res0, att-res1, att-res2, att-res and att-res3 network structure to discuss the effects of the two approaches, res-a module and adding spatial attention mechanism directly after feature extraction, on the network model, this paper constructs an attres0-att network based on the att-res0 network, aiming to add the spatial attention mechanism before the global averaging layer to form a comparison experiment with the attres1 network model. att-res0-att network is shown in figure 33 shows. in this paper, five network structures are ablated with the baseline network to analyze the effect of block-a modules on the accuracy of emotion recognition and the effect of the number and position of block-a modules on the accuracy of emotion recognition. conv，3x3，1 bn max pooling conv，3x3，2 bn x2 max pooling average pooling concat conv，3x3，1 x3 block dense global average pooling dense softmax output input figure 8. att-res0-att network structure in order to better analyze the effectiveness of the network model on the speech emotion recognition task, this paper further analyzes the effectiveness of att-res network for small sample english speech emotion recognition by comparing the experimental results with resnet-18, svm, alexnet and other network models. in the experiments, the data set is randomly divided according to the ratio of 80% being the training set and 20% being the test set. the adam optimizer was chosen to continuously optimize the learning network parameters, and a total of 25 iterations were trained. 3.2. results and analysis the test set accuracies for att-res0, att-res0+att, att-res1, att-res2, att-res and att-res3 are shown in table 1. comparing the experimental results in table 1, we can find that the improvement effect of the att-res0+att model on recognition accuracy is significantly lower than that of the attres1 network model, indicating that the res-a layer is better than the direct addition of the attention mechanism layer in extracting effective features, which verifies the effectiveness of the res-a layer. the recognition rates of the network models with the block-a module added are all better than those of att-res0 composed of the block module only. the biggest difference between the block-a module and the block module is that the res-a layer proposed in this paper replaces the constant residual layer in the residual network, which effectively improves the network sentiment recognition accuracy by entering spatial attention. in the four network models composed of a mixture of block-a modules and block modules, the recognition accuracy increases as the number of block-a modules increases. however, the recognition accuracy decreases when the number of block-a modules is 3. the casia data are small sample data, and the excessive introduction of attention mechanism tends to make the network in an overfitting state, which reduces the model effect. in the network consisting of two layers of block-a modules and one layer of block modules, we explored the effects of introducing res-a layers at different locations. this is because the number of deeper features extracted when the network is deeper has more semantic information, and then adding the attention mechanism can further extract the emotional features. table .1 ablation experiments experimental group dataset methods accuracy 1 casia att-res0 57.2% 2 attres0+att 58.7% 3 att-res1 64.4% 4 att-res2 67.3% 5 att-res 69.8% 6 att-res3 66.1% finally, to verify the effectiveness of the att-res model extracted in this paper for speech emotion recognition, this subsection compares five commonly used network models for the casia dataset, where experimental groups 4, 5, and 6 all use the speech spectrogram as the input to the network. the experimental results are shown in table 2. table 2. speech emotion recognition on casia dataset experimental group dataset methods accuracy 1 casia cnn 46.9% 2 lstm+cnn 49.2% 3 svm 50.2% 4 alexnet 51.7% 5 resnet-18 50.3% 6 att-res 69.8% compared with the resnet-18 network structure, the recognition accuracy of the improved att-res network based on the residual network is higher because the incorporated spatial attention mechanism can autonomously learn the distribution of emotion features and weight them by backpropagation, thus achieving the effect of reducing the interference of redundant information on the recognition accuracy. finally, comparing all the experimental results in table 3-2, the improved att-res network of the model in this paper can improve the accuracy of the network model recognition in the comparison experiments. att-res network 64 model improves the speech emotion recognition rate by 22.9% compared with the cnn network model and 19.5% compared with the resnet-18 network, which verifies the model's effectiveness. 4. summary in this paper, we introduce attention mechanism into constant residual block, propose a res-a module based on constant residual block, design six network models of attres0, att-res0+att, att-res1, att-res2, att-res and att-res3 for this module, verify the effectiveness of this module with ablation experiments, and the experimental results prove that the res -a module can effectively improve the speech emotion recognition rate. finally, this paper proposes an att-res speech emotion recognition network structure based on residual block improvement based on the res-a module, and trains the model on casia dataset. by comparing with four advanced network models and a traditional classifier on the same dataset, the results demonstrate that the att-res network model improves speech emotion recognition to a certain extent and verifies the feasibility of the model. acknowledgments this work was supported by the southwest minzu university for nationalities graduate student innovative project no. 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[10] chen jia. speech emotion recognition based on deep learning [d]. nanjing university of posts and telecommunications, 2019. 000586. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 51 glucose electrocatalysis of multi‐walled carbon nanotubes/polyvinyl alcohol conducting hydrogel composite platinum electrode shumin liu 1, jia chen 2 and jinpeng sun 1 1 school of materials science and engineering, north china institute of aerospace engineering, langfang 065000, china 2 school of foreign languages, north china institute of aerospace engineering, langfang 065000, china abstract: a porous conductive hydrogel electrode film of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (mwcnts)/polyvinyl alcohol (pva) was prepared by electrophoretic deposition technology, and the selective catalytic ability of mwcnts/pva on glucose was verified by cyclic voltammetry and open-circuit voltage. the electrochemical and physicochemical properties of mwcnts/pva porous conductive hydrogel electrode films were also characterized. the synergistic catalytic effects of mwcnts/pva porous conductive hydrogel electrode films and platinum electrode on the electrochemical oxidation of glucose in different ph solutions were studied. keywords: conductive hydrogels; implantable fuel cells; platinum electrode. 1. introduction with the development of low power mems implantable devices, providing long-term stable power supply for implantable micro-power devices has become a research hotspot. it is a feasible way to solve the problem of power supply in vivo to study the non-biological catalytic implantation of glucose fuel cells with simple structure, high energy density, long-term stable performance and high biological safety. implant surface glucose fuel cell is a promising type of non-biocatalytic glucose fuel cell. the main advantage is that the surface of the implanted device is used as the electrode film of the battery, without the need to implant additional battery housing. however, this kind of fuel cell has some problems, such as low electroactive area, electrochemical short circuit, implantable immune rejection, and complex preparation process [1-3]. these problems can only be improved by modifying the material design of the electrode film of glucose fuel cell on the surface of the implant. porous conducting hydrogels have the dual characteristics of ionic and electronic conduction and good biocompatibility. it is the great exploration value to develop hydrogel electrode films that can selectively oxidize glucose in complex reaction systems with various components and apply them to glucose fuel cells on the surface of implants [46]. in this chapter, a porous conductive hydrogel electrode film of mwcnts/pva was prepared by electrophoretic deposition technology, and the selective catalytic ability of mwcnts/pva on glucose was verified by cyclic voltammetry and open-circuit voltage. the electrochemical and physicochemical properties of mwcnts/pva porous conductive hydrogel electrode films were also characterized. the synergistic catalytic effects of mwcnts/pva porous conductive hydrogel electrode films and platinum electrode on the electrochemical oxidation of glucose in different ph solutions were studied. 2. experimental materials and instruments 2.1. experimental materials multi-walled mwcnts (mwcnts), shenzhen nanoport co., ltd ;cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide (ctab), sinopharm chemical reagent co. ltd ;polyvinyl alcohol (pva) 17-99 ,beijing xisi chemical raw materials co., ltd; ethanol ,sinopharm chemical reagent co. ltd; acetone, sinopharm group chemical reagent co. ltd; hydrogen peroxide ,group chemical reagent co. ltd; sodium hydroxide, pharmaceutical group chemical reagent co. ltd; potassium ferricyanide, chemical reagent co. ltd; perchlorate ,sinopharm group chemical reagent co. ltd; potassium chloride ,chinese medicine group chemical reagent co. ltd; phosphate ,chinese pharmaceutical group chemical reagent co. ltd; dextrose ,chinese medicine group chemical reagent co. ltd; sinopharm sulfate, group chemical reagent co. ltd; polyvinylidene fluoride film, shanghai shuo optoelectronic technology co. ltd;. 2.2. experimental equipment glassy carbon electrode, glassy carbon diameter 4mm, tianjin aida hengsheng; saturated calomel electrode, type 232, shanghai rez; platinum electrode, 10mm× 10mm× 0.1mm, beijing cuiplatin; auxiliary platinum electrode, 20mm×20mm×0.1mm, beijing cuiplatin; dc electrophoresis instrument,dyy-6c, beijing liuyi instrument factory; electrochemical workstation,chi618d, chenhua, shanghai; centrifuge,hc-3018, anhui zhongke zhongjia instrument; electronic balance,bs210s sartorius; water bath ultrasound,kq-200m, keqiao ultrasonic equipment; pressure sterilization pot,lx-l, hefei huatai medical equipment; constant temperature heating magnetic agitator,cl-4, yuhua instrument co., ltd. low temperature refrigerator, bcd-285wnmvs, samsung electronics, suzhou; freezedrying machine,lgj-10, matsuyuan huaxing technology; constant temperature hot table optical microscope,tkc1031ec,jvc kenwood co., ltd.; scanning electron 52 microscope, apollo 300, camscan uk; four probe tester, rts-9, guangzhou probe technology; digital micrometer, 76720532-7, shanghai constant; high precision video contact angle measuring instrument,oca15+, dataphysics, germany; flowmeter,mf5712-n-200, nanning, guangxi. 3. electrode film preparation and testing 3.1. the preparation of electrode film mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel electrode film was prepared on the surface of glassy carbon electrode by electrophoretic deposition and freeze-thawing process. the preparation process is as follows: (1) pva dissolution: 10wt% pva aqueous solution is configured under the preparation process of 90℃ water bath stirring. (2) washing of mwcnts: an appropriate amount of mwcnts was ultrasounded in 30% h2o2 for 30min and reflow for 2h at 80℃. the resulting suspension was filtered with a 0.2 micron polyvinyl fluoride membrane, and then washed with deionized water until neutral and dried. (3) configuration of electrophoretic sedimentation fluid: appropriate amount of ctab (2mg/ml) and mwcnt (2mg/ml) were placed in deionized water and ultrasonic bath for 2h. then according to different pva mass ratio (0%, 0.05%, 0.1%; 0.2%; 0.3%; 0.4%; 0.5%; 1%; 2%) were prepared with ctab-mwcnts-pva suspension and heated in stirred water bath for 1h. (4) glass carbon electrode pretreatment: (a) grinding: the surface of gce was roughed with 0.5μm al2o3 particles, and then finely ground with 50nm al2o3 particles until the surface of gce was smooth and clean; (b) cleaning: soak the polished gce in ethanol solution and clean it with ultrasonic cleaner for 10 minutes to remove the surface oil; (c) polishing: polishing the gce until smooth on a polishing machine; (d) electrochemical activation: gce was inserted into a threeelectrode system as a working electrode, and cyclic voltammetry was carried out with dilute sulfuric acid solution with a concentration of 0.5 mmoll-1 for multiple scanning. the electrochemical activity of the surface of gce could be improved while the electrode was cleaned. (5) platinum electrode pretreatment: (a) cut the platinum electrode into 10mm10mm0.15mm electrodes. (b) put the electrode in acetone and wash it in ultrasonic shock cleaner for 10 minutes to remove the surface oil. (c) a dilute sulfuric acid solution was prepared, the platinum electrode was removed and placed in dilute sulfuric acid. the electrode was again placed in an ultrasonic shock cleaner and cleaned for 3 minutes to remove the surface oxide layer. (d) take out the platinum electrode, wash it with anhydrous ethanol, and dry it with nitrogen. (6) electrophoretic deposition process: the above ctabmwcnts-pva suspensions were added as electrophoretic deposition droplets in the deposition tank, and then the platinum electrode were immersed in the electrophoretic solution (the immersed area was 1cm2). then the negative extremes of the electrophoresis apparatus were connected to the glass carbon electrode, and the positive electrode was connected to the platinum electrode (the distance between electrodes was 1cm). adjust the parameters of the electrophoresis apparatus (the voltage is 30v, the deposition time is 2min). the electrophoretic deposition process is shown in figure 3-2. after the deposition is completed, the electrophoresis instrument power is turned off. (7) freezing and thawing process: the electrode was removed from the solution, and when the deposited film was stable and non-flowing, it was frozen in the refrigerator at 26℃ for 10h, and then thawed at room temperature for 4h. after 4 cycles of cyclic freezing/thawing, mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel electrode film was finally formed, and the prepared electrode film was placed in neutral pbs solution for reserve. 3.2. testing synergistic effect of mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel electrode film and platinum electrode: 0.10mol /l hclo4, 0.10mol /lnaoh and 0.1mol /l pbs solutions were configured respectively. in the solution system under different ph, cyclic voltammetry was used to test the electrocatalytic activity of mwcnts/pva hydrogel film modified platinum electrode, mwcnts modified platinum electrode and bright platinum electrode on glucose, scanning speed: 50 mv/s, through nitrogen deoxygenation. 4. results and discussion figure 1. mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel modified platinum electrode (a) platinum electrode (b)mwcnts (c)mwcnts/pva figure 1. (a) shows a physical picture of a mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel modified platinum electrode. for comparison, a carbon tube modified platinum electrode and a platinum electrode are also displayed. the platinum electrode appears silver white, and the mwcnts modified platinum electrode has white spots on the surface, which is caused by the removal of mwcnts during the preparation of electrode film. the platinum electrode modified with mwcnts/pva electrode film showed uniform and permeable black without shedding phenomenon, which indicated that pva was conducive to the fixation of mwcnts and would not cause the agglomeration of mwcnts on the electrode surface. figure 2 shows the electrocatalytic activity of mwcnts/ pva-modified platinum electrode against glucose under acidic conditions. cyclic voltammetry tests were also performed on the mwcnts/ pva-modified platinum electrode and platinum electrode as a control. as shown in fig. 3-11 (a), in an acidic environment, platinum sheet has no obvious electrochemical oxidation peak for glucose, but glucose increases the electrochemical active area of platinum sheet. at the same time, a reduction peak is observed near the potential of -0.25v, but this is not reflected by the electrochemical oxidation of glucose. this should be caused by the adsorption and desorption of a small number of hydrogen ions [114]. as shown in figure 3-11 (b), the platinum electrode modified by mwcnts did not have an obvious oxidation peak for glucose. as shown in figure 3-11 (c), the platinum electrode modified by mwcnts/pva did not have an obvious oxidation peak for glucose. by comparing figures 3-11 (a) and 3-11 (b), it was found that 53 mwcnts enhanced the adsorption capacity of platinum plates for hydrogen ions [115]. by comparing figure 3-11 (a) and figure 3-11 (c), mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel electrode film also increased the electroactive area of platinum sheet. -0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 potential (v)vs.sce c ur re nt d en si ty (m a /c m 2 ) 5 m a /c m 2 a b c figure 2. cv curves of different electrodes in 0.1 mol/l hclo4 solution (a is platinum electrode, b is mwcnts modified platinum electrode, c is mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel platinum electrode, dotted line is blank hclo4 solution, solid line is hclo4 solution mixed with 5mm glucose solution, scanning rate: 50mv/s) on the whole, mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel electrode films showed no significant electrocatalytic activity against glucose in acidic solution. due to the obvious swelling property of pva hydrogel in an acidic environment , the electrode film may fall off from the surface of the platinum electrode. therefore, pva/mwcnts gel membranes are not suitable for catalyzing glucose in acidic environments[7-9]. -1.0 -0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0 potential (v)vs.sce c ur re nt d en si ty 5 m a /c m 2 5 m a /c m 2 a b c figure 3. cv curves of different electrodes in 0.1 mol/l naoh solution (a is platinum electrode, b is mwcnts modified platinum electrode, c is mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel platinum electrode, dotted line is blank naoh solution, solid line is naoh solution mixed with 5mm glucose solution, scanning rate: 50mv/s) figure 3 shows the electrocatalytic activity of mwcnts/ pva-modified platinum electrode against glucose under alkaline conditions. as a control, cyclic voltammetry was also performed on the mwcnts modified platinum electrode and platinum electrode. as shown in figure 3-12 (a), the cyclic voltammetry curve of platinum electrode in alkaline environment shows three obvious glucose oxidation peaks near -0.55v, -0.1v and 0.25v during the scanning process from negative potential to positive potential of the electrode. as shown in figure 3-12 (b), the cyclic voltammetry curve of the mwcnts modified platinum electrode in the alkaline environment. in the scanning process of the electrode from negative potential to positive potential, there was an obvious oxidation peak to glucose at the potential of -0.7v, and the intensity of the current peak was relatively high, indicating that mwcnts also had an obvious electrocatalytic activity to glucose. as shown in figure 3-12 (c), the cyclic voltammetry curve of mwcnts/ pva-modified platinum electrode in an alkaline environment. in the scanning process of the electrode from negative potential to positive potential, an obvious glucose oxidation peak appeared at the potential of -0.7v, and the intensity of the current peak was relatively high. this indicates that mwcnts/pva electrode film has electrocatalytic activity for glucose. by comparing fig. 3-12 (a) and fig. 3-12 (b), it was found that mwcnts greatly increased the electroactive area of platinum sheet in the alkaline environment, and mwcnts significantly shifted the oxidation peak of platinum sheet electrode to glucose, which should be caused by the synergistic effect of mwcnts and platinum electrode on the electrochemical catalysis of glucose. by comparing figure 312 (a) and figure 3-12 (c), mwcnts/pva electrode film can also increase the electroactive area of platinum plate in alkaline environment, making the oxidation peak of platinum plate electrode to glucose obviously negative shift, which indicates that mwcnts/pva electrode film and platinum electrode also have synergistic effect on the electrocatalysis of glucose. by comparing figure 3-12 (a) and figure 3-12 (c), we found that the addition of mwcnts and glucose reduced the oxygen evolution potential of platinum tablets. this issue is not the focus of this paper, but the reduction of oxygen evolution potential of platinum tablets is also a significant research direction. -1.0 -0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0 5 m a /c m 2 c ur re nt d en si ty potential (v)vs.sce a b c figure 4. cv curves of different electrodes in 0.1 mol/l pbs solution (a is platinum electrode, b is mwcnts modified platinum electrode, c is mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel platinum electrode, dotted line is blank pbs solution, solid line is pbs solution mixed with 5mmol/l glucose solution, scanning rate: 50mv/s, ph=7.5) on the whole, mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel electrode film has an obvious promotion effect on platinum electrode electrocatalysis of glucose in alkaline environment. however, an alkaline environment with a ph greater than 9 can only be provided in the human gut environment, while the humoral environment has a neutral ph. therefore, it is necessary to study the synergistic effect of mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel electrode film and platinum plate on electrocatalytic glucose under neutral environment. figure 4 shows the electrocatalytic activity of mwcnts/ pva-modified platinum electrode against glucose under alkaline conditions. as a control, cyclic voltammetry was also performed on the mwcnts modified platinum electrode and 54 platinum electrode. as shown in figure 3-13 (a), platinum electrode has no significant electrocatalytic activity on glucose in neutral solution environment, and very small oxidation peaks are observed in the process of scanning from negative potential to positive potential, which may be related to the formation of hemiacetals on glucose molecules [117, 118]. as shown in figure 3-13 (b), the glucose oxidation peak was still not obvious, indicating that mwcnts had limited electrocatalytic activity for glucose in a neutral environment. as shown in figure 3-13 (c), the conductive hydrogel electrode film of mwcnts/pva did not weaken the electroactive area of mwcnts, but it inhibited the diffusion of oxygen, thereby reducing the overall current. on the whole, mwcnts/pva composite hydrogel electrode film has a significant promoting effect on platinum electrode electrocatalysis of glucose in alkaline environment.[10-11] 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 -0.2 -0.1 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 time(s) o pe n ci rc ui t vo lta ge (v ) a b c glucose figure 5. open circuit voltage of different electrodes in pbs and glucose mixtures with nitrogen and oxygen mixture at 7% oxygen partial pressure (a) platinum electrode (b) mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel electrode film modified platinum electrode (c) mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel electrode film modified glassy carbon electrode it was shown that the open circuit voltage of mwcnts/pva electrode film was continuously tested for 5000s in the mixture solution of pbs and glucose with oxygen saturation concentration of 7%. in order to exclude the influence of electrode substrate, the open circuit voltage of glassy carbon electrode modified by mwcnts/pva electrode film and platinum electrode were respectively tested. the open circuit voltage of a pure platinum sheet in pbs solution is also listed. the open circuit voltage of the mwcnts/pva modified glassy carbon electrode is about 0.09v, and the open circuit voltage remains unchanged during the experiment. the open circuit voltage of mwcnts/ pvamodified platinum plate finally stabilized at about 0.2v. during the experiment, the open circuit voltage gradually increased from 0.1v to 0.2v, because the platinum electrode gradually affected the open circuit voltage of the electrode film during the permeation of the solution in the electrode film. the open circuit voltage of the bright platinum electrode was about 0.25v. after adding glucose, the open circuit voltage of the platinum electrode decreased slightly, by about 15mv. none of the three electrodes caused a significant decrease in the open-circuit voltage after the addition of glucose, which was caused by the fact that none of the three electrodes showed significant catalytic activity against glucose in pbs solution. this indicates that neither platinum plate nor mwcnts/pva electrode film can be used as anodes for glucose cells on the surface of implants. 5. conclusion all manuscripts must be in english, also the table and figure texts, otherwise we cannot publish your paper. please keep a second copy of your manuscript in your office.the cocatalytic experiments of mwcnts/pva conducting hydrogel electrode film and platinum electrode showed that: the synergistic effect 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[11] ernst, s., j. heitbaum, and c. h. hamann . the electrooxidation of glucose in phosphate buffer solutions: kinetics and reaction mechanism. ztschrift fr elektrochemie, berichte der bunsengesellschaft fr physikalische chemie 84.1 (2010):50-55. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 28 intelligent switch based on passenger flow detection of urban rail transit xinxin teng, zhenyu li, zixuan huang, yiheng wu, peike chen, yilei wang wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou 325200, china abstract: according to the demand of intelligent station construction in urban rail transit, the intelligent control of station hall, platform and other equipment places is improved, and the electrical equipment in the station is adjusted by intelligent passenger flow detection switch, so as to achieve the power consumption principle of " needed and supplied", which can ensure the use of equipment when the passenger flow in the station increases and realize energy saving and emission reduction when the passenger flow decreases. the application of intelligent switch device based on passenger flow detection in subway stations helps urban rail to grasp the passenger flow in time, reduces energy consumption, and effectively realizes energy saving and emission reduction while improving the efficiency and safety of intelligent management of station operation. keywords: intelligent switch; urban rail transit; energy-saving; passenger flow. 1. introduction with the comprehensive promotion of smart cities, the increasing passenger flow and increasingly complex routes have brought new challenges to rail transit as the pulse of urban growth, accelerating the construction of smart urban rail as a strategic breakthrough in the construction of a powerful transportation country. stations are not only the basic management unit and external service window for urban rail operations, but also the pilot test field for smart urban rail, in the future, it will definitely become a trend of vigorous development. the construction and operation of smart stations will directly affect whether the goals of energy conservation, personnel reduction, efficiency enhancement, and improvement of management and service levels can be achieved, so as to achieve simultaneous management of economy and ecology, actively play a leading role in demonstration, and drive the construction of smart cities. the application of intelligent switches in smart stations can, on the one hand, accurately detect passenger flow to improve the monitoring and operation capabilities of the station, thereby ensuring passenger safety and reducing the labor intensity of staff; on the other hand, it is possible to predict passenger flow to brake corresponding equipment switches in real time, achieving "what you need is what you supply", to reduce unnecessary energy consumption and waste. currently, some existing stations in rail transit still have the following problems: the labor intensity of on-site operations in various disciplines is large, and the workload of station inspection and other operations is large, which occupies a large amount of staff time and increases their work intensity. take passenger flow statistics as an example: agm can calculate daily od passenger flow, and data acquisition has a lag. at present, the judgment of the passenger transport organization level of large passenger flows is mostly based on the experience of staff, who use the naked eye to detect it. during peak hours of operation, there will also be a certain lag. in the future, with the continuous improvement and popularization of smart urban rail construction, rail transit, as the "brain of urban communication", will definitely become the main tool for people to travel, and the passenger flow at stations is bound to increase. effective and timely control of passenger flow at stations has important safety value and significance. the integration efficiency of station equipment is not high, the equipment is complex, and the buttons are jumbled. some existing line staff have encountered situations of "oversupply" or even "oversupply" in equipment control and execution, breaking the principle of "what is supplied is what is needed", resulting in low energy utilization efficiency and increasing the waste of unnecessary energy. based on the above reasons, in addition to vigorously promoting the construction of smart stations for new railway lines, some existing stations are also being targeted for smart station reconstruction. through the transformation and upgrading of existing equipment, it is possible to achieve intelligent ride safety, efficient and automated management, and green and energy-saving operation. this article analyzes the shortcomings of the traditional station switching process execution process for operational scenarios such as morning departure and evening outage, and proposes optimization suggestions. based on the background of intelligent transformation and upgrading of existing stations, the upgrading and upgrading of the original switch has added passenger flow prediction and analysis and automatic switch control functions, combined with infrared wide-angle cameras, raspberry pie, mobile power supplies, and other devices, to achieve intelligent one-button switching stations, making the station efficient, automated, and energysaving in the process of starting in the morning and stopping in the evening. 2. intelligent switch operation scenario the morning departure and evening shutdown of the station mark the beginning and end of daily subway operations, and are important operational scenarios that station managers focus on and implement. as a preparation for operation, it is necessary to ensure that the environmental control equipment and corresponding modes operate normally, the station lighting is turned on normally according to the specified mode, the passenger information system display screen correctly publishes information, and the automatic fare collection gate operates normally. at the same time, the escalator should operate correctly according to the defined upward and 29 downward directions, and the entrance and exit rolling shutter doors should be opened normally. accordingly, nighttime outages also need to be implemented correctly based on scenario requirements. 2.1. operation of traditional station switches traditional station equipment switches need to be manually triggered and executed according to a specific time. enable a device to operate in a corresponding scenario at a corresponding time. such functions are only limited to regularly starting (or closing) the environmental control mode in the morning and evening, and regularly releasing voice announcements and passenger information during operation. the switch for automatic control of morning and evening operation in traditional stations is limited to the control equipment of the electromechanical equipment monitoring system and the voice broadcasting system of the platform station hall; for safety reasons, equipment such as escalators and roller shutter doors will not be automatically controlled, but will be manually operated. this means that all large and small equipment in the station need to be confirmed and enabled (or closed) by the station staff one by one. the entire process will be very cumbersome and inefficient, not only posing certain safety hazards, but also causing unnecessary energy waste. 2.2. operation of intelligent station switches traditional station equipment switches still have certain shortcomings and need to be continuously optimized and improved. for example, during holidays, it is necessary to manually adjust and set the device switches accordingly, and even devices that could have been automatically implemented need to re edit the operation (or shutdown) time. using intelligent switching devices can effectively solve the imbalance between time and equipment. firstly, infrared cameras and wide-angle lenses are used to acquire and preprocess image information, detect and track pedestrians in the station hall and platform, and then raspberry pie is used to process and analyze background data, so as to achieve on-off braking control of corresponding equipment based on actual passenger flow conditions. through the application of intelligent switching devices, precise control of station equipment switches can be achieved, meeting passenger flow needs and improving service levels based on the full use of energy. 3. application of intelligent switch in urban rail station the intelligent switch is a modification and upgrade of the original switch, mainly composed of infrared cameras, wideangle lenses, sensors, mobile power supplies, and raspberry pie, which are combined to form a smart switch device that can achieve "one touch" for the station. the intelligent switching device mainly includes the following functions: accurately detecting passenger flow; automatically switch on and off the braking equipment based on passenger flow conditions, monitor the predicted number of passengers, and adjust the departure interval and driving speed. (1) accurate detection of passenger flow using hog+svm algorithm to achieve pedestrian detection under top view, automatically acquire real-time images to count real-time passenger flow within the station. according to the actual situation, implement corresponding traffic plan. (2) active braking device switch calculates the traffic volume through image processing code, and adjusts the lighting system in the area based on realtime traffic volume. when the traffic in the area is greater than 0, send a bluetooth signal to turn on the lighting system in the area; when the traffic in the area is less than 0, a bluetooth signal is sent again, and the lighting system in the area is turned off. control electricity reasonably according to the flow of people to achieve the effect of energy conservation. (3) monitoring, prediction, and adjustment of operations based on the detected traffic data, raspberry pie conducts data analysis in the background, calculates the stops of regional traffic during different periods, and outlines the flow curve. intelligent detection and prediction of passenger flow to assist efficient operation and management of urban rail transit. 4. future prospects for intelligent switches based on the response to the policy of transforming from a "transportation power" to a "transportation power", smart urban rail is bound to become a major trend of future development, and smart stations are a breakthrough that cannot be underestimated. intelligent station refers to a new generation of technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and cloud computing, based on the original station, to achieve digital intelligent transformation of traditional stations and accelerate the deep integration of the internet and transportation. smart stations are characterized by "intelligence", but focus on "operation and service". in order to further create safe operation and convenient service, the innovative functions of smart stations mainly focus on five categories: holographic perception, automatic operation, intelligent diagnosis, autonomous service, and active evolution. this product takes intelligent diagnosis as the starting point, and will optimize and upgrade the original functions. at this stage, this product can control the brightness of the lighting system through bluetooth reception signals based on the actual passenger flow situation. when the area's traffic volume is greater than 100, send a bluetooth signal, turn on the area's lighting system, and adjust the light to level 2; when the traffic in the area decreases to 0, the device sends a bluetooth signal again, and the lighting system in the area adjusts the light to position 1. in the future, this product will expand to four levels of lighting control based on the original basic lighting. according to different actual operating conditions received, it will introduce three levels of lighting control corresponding to low, normal, and peak hours. during low operating hours, it will implement one level of lighting control, and gradually increase brightness. for large passenger flows of level 1, level 2, and level 3, the lighting system will continue to maintain the minimum basic lighting brightness and issue pop-up reminders at different levels based on the actual situation. while ensuring that the basic lighting needs are met, the staff will be notified in a timely manner to take corresponding emergency measures to ensure the safety of train operation with intelligent diagnosis and accuracy, thereby improving passenger comfort. 5. conclusion the construction of smart stations for urban rail transit will 30 greatly improve the modern management level of urban rail transit, as well as improve quality service and operation management capabilities. the intelligent one button switching station utilizes intelligent switching devices to accurately detect and predict passenger traffic through infrared wide-angle cameras and raspberries, thereby braking the equipment in real time, greatly reducing the labor intensity of staff, improving the level of operational management, and achieving intelligent ride safety, efficient and automated management, and green and energy-saving operation during the morning departure and evening shutdown operations based on the principle of "what is needed is provided". with the continuous progress of artificial intelligence technology, smart stations will be given a new definition, transforming towards intelligent intelligence, and truly realizing intelligent services and green operations. acknowledgements this work is supported by national nature science foundation of china study on the impact of epidemic prevention and control measures on passenger travel behavior in rail transit underground stations (xj2022002410). references [1] wu shuchu, liu baoyin. spectral characteristics of ground objects and color infrared remote sensing [j]. progress in marine science, 1990 (04): 86-90. 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[4] discussion on passenger flow analysis methods based on big data of urban rail transit operations (journal) electromechanical engineering technology 2022 (10). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 6 named entity recognition of electronic medical records based on multi-feature fusion xiaoqin tan* school of electrical engineering, southwest minzu university, chengdu, china abstract: named entity recognition (ner) is a very basic task in natural language processing (nlp). the paper studies the problem of named entity recognition in chinese electronic medical records, and proposes a method based on the bert-bi-lstmcrf model. in addition, the model incorporates the functionality of radical components and dictionaries to improve the recognition accuracy. the complexity of chinese medical record entities, the ambiguity in language expression, and the lack of adequate labeled data make traditional rule-based or machine learning methods less effective. to address this problem, we adopt the bert-bi-lstm-crf model, which effectively captures contextual information and semantic relationships to improve entity recognition accuracy. furthermore, to further enhance the model's performance, we introduce the functionality of radical components and dictionaries. radical components are an important component of chinese characters and can be used to assist in identifying entities and improve the model's generalization ability. we also utilize medical dictionaries to assist in entity recognition. these dictionaries contain rich medical terms and vocabulary, which can effectively help the model identify entities. the proposed method is evaluated on the public dataset ccks2019, and the experimental results demonstrate that it outperforms traditional methods, achieving an f1 score improvement of nearly 7 percentage points, and achieves good experimental results. keywords: chinese electronic medical records; named entity recognition; bert-bi-lstm-crf model; deep learning. 1. introduction named entity recognition (ner) is the extraction of required entities from structured or unstructured text. in 1996, the muc-6 conference first proposed the task of named entity recognition and specified the main task as identifying entities in the text to be processed. with the widespread application of chinese electronic medical records, it has become increasingly important to automate the processing and mining of the rich medical information contained within them. among them, named entity recognition is an important part of automated processing of electronic medical records, whose purpose is to automatically identify entities in text and label them as different categories, such as diseases, drugs, surgeries, examinations, and tests. however, named entity recognition in chinese electronic medical records faces challenges such as numerous entity types, complex expressions, and ambiguity, and traditional methods have poor performance. therefore, a named entity recognition method based on the bert-bi-lstm-crf model is proposed, which combines the functions of radical components and dictionaries to improve the accuracy and generalization ability of chinese electronic medical record named entity recognition. specifically, this method first uses a pre-trained bert model to obtain contextual information of the text, then uses a bilstm network for feature extraction and sequence labeling, and finally uses a crf model to constrain the labeling results to obtain the final entity recognition results. the ccks2019 chinese electronic medical record dataset was used for experimental evaluation, and comparison and analysis were performed with traditional methods. the experimental results show that the proposed named entity recognition method achieves good performance, with significant improvements in precision, recall, and f1-score compared to other methods. the proposed method can not only effectively solve the problem of named entity recognition in chinese electronic medical records but also achieve better results in practical applications, and has certain promotional and application value. 2. related work named entity recognition methods can be classified into three categories: rule-based methods, traditional machine learning methods, and deep learning-based methods. among them, deep learning-based methods have become a research hotspot in recent years due to their ability to automatically capture input sentence features and achieve end-to-end named entity recognition. some recent research work has applied deep learning-based methods to the named entity recognition task. huang et al applied the bidirectional long short-term memory network (bilstm) and conditional random field network to named entity labeling. however, bilstm has limited encoding ability for long sequences and performs poorly in terms of computational speed. strubell et al. used convolutional neural networks (cnn) for named entity recognition. compared with recurrent neural networks like bilstm, cnn has faster computational speed. however, cnn may lose a large amount of global information despite its good local capturing ability. previous research has improved the transformer encoder by supplementing directional information, enhancing its encoding ability. however, shallow transformer encoders have the disadvantage of insufficient structural ability at the encoding layer level. due to the unique characteristics of the chinese language, chinese named entity recognition is more challenging than english named entity recognition, even though it has been developed earlier. yang et al. used a segmentation tool to segment chinese sentences before labeling word sequences. however, word segmentation tools inevitably make errors in word segmentation, leading to errors in identifying entity boundaries. this is because, unlike in english where delimiters are used to identify word boundaries, chinese words do not have natural boundaries, making segmentation 7 more difficult. word-enhancement methods can reduce segmentation errors and increase chinese semantic and boundary information, but wu et al. argued that this method ignores the information in chinese character structures and proposed a multi-dimensional data embedding method that combines chinese character features and radical information for improvement. studies have shown that character-level named entity recognition is more effective than word-level [9,10]. however, a clear disadvantage of character-based named entity recognition is the loss of rich information in words. therefore, fully integrating dictionary information into character models is a major research focus in chinese named entity recognition. the lattice-lstm model proposed in literature [11] improves model recognition capabilities by combining dictionary information with the model. specifically, the model uses the gate mechanism of long short-term neural networks to automatically match each character in the sentence with the corresponding word and incorporates the word information that is most compatible with the sentence semantics into the sentence representation. li et al [12]. proved chinese glyph embedding by using the "wubi" stroke coding method to represent chinese character structural patterns and improve overall performance in chinese named entity recognition. xu et al [13]. rgued that the feature information contained in chinese character radicals can also help improve the ability to recognize named entities. this work proposes using three different levels of embedding, i.e., character, word, and radical, in the model to enrich the character representation in the sentence and validates the effectiveness of radical information. the success of these works also confirms the effectiveness of multi-level feature information in chinese. to further improve the performance of the model, this paper introduces external information, i.e., dictionary and radical information, into the model. 3. bert-bi-lstm-crf model this paper proposes a multi-feature fusion model for chinese electronic medical record named entity recognition, which consists of two parts. the first part is a bert-bilstm-crf model, and the second part incorporates radical components and domain dictionaries. the bert-bi-lstmcrf model is a deep learning-based text sequence labeling model that integrates bert [14,15]. brectional long shortterm memory networks (bi-lstm), and conditional random fields (crf), mainly used for named entity recognition (ner) tasks. the model structure is shown in figure 1. fig.1 named entity recognition framework based on bert-bilstm-crf in the bert-bi-lstm-crf model, the input text sequence is first processed by the bert model to obtain contextualized word embeddings for each word. these embeddings are then fed into the bi-lstm layer to learn feature representations that capture contextual information. finally, the crf layer labels the output of the bi-lstm layer to obtain the final output sequence. by using bert as the input layer, the model can learn contextual representations and apply them to tasks such as text classification and named entity recognition. the bi-lstm acts as a feature extractor that captures context information, including the preceding and following words in a sentence. the crf layer considers dependencies between labels, leading to more accurate label predictions. compared to other text sequence labeling models, the bert-bi-lstm-crf model effectively utilizes contextual information and label dependencies, resulting in improved predictive ability and accuracy. as a result, this model has achieved good performance in ner tasks and has been widely applied to various natural language processing tasks. 3.1. bert pre-trained language model bert (bidirectional encoder representations from transformers) is a pre-trained language model proposed by google in 2018[14]. it is designed based on the transformer model architecture and can use massive amounts of unlabeled text data for pre-training, followed by fine-tuning for various natural language processing tasks. the main contribution of the bert model is its ability to utilize both context information and bidirectional processing of text, which makes it perform well in various natural language processing tasks [15]. the bert model adopts two pre-training tasks, masked language model (mlm) and next sentence prediction (nsp). the mlm task randomly replaces some words in the input text with the [mask] symbol, and then trains the model to predict the replaced words. the nsp task is to train the model to understand the relationship between sentences in the input text, by determining whether two sentences are consecutive. the bert model has shown good performance in various natural language processing tasks, and in the medical field, it performs very well in electronic medical record named entity recognition. nowadays, most studies on named entity recognition in electronic medical records use bert model for word vector representation. the diagram of the bert model is shown in figure 2. fig. 2 structure of bert 3.2. bi-lstm network long short-term memory (lstm) networks are an improved version of recurrent neural networks (rnns) that were introduced in 1997 by hochreiter et al. to address the issues of vanishing and exploding gradients in rnns [16]. lstm is a type of time-recursive neural network that 8 introduces "gates," including an input gate, forget gate, and output gate [17]. lstm is an effective technique for solving the problem of long-term dependencies. as a variant of rnn, lstm is widely used in the field of natural language processing (nlp). in the lstm model, only unidirectional transmission exists, and it only considers the information content of the "previous context," but not the "next context." in reality, entity named recognition needs to consider all information content in all input orders. therefore, the current approach to entity named recognition in electronic medical records typically uses bidirectional lstm (bi-lstm) networks [18], as shown in figure 3. fig. 3 lstm structure in figure 3, xt is the input at time t; ft is the output for t+1 at time t; ot is the output at time t; ht is the hidden layer representing the output at time t; σ and tanh are the sigmoid function; ct is the cell state at time t. the gate unit calculation formulas in lstm are shown below: 𝑓𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑊𝑓[ℎ𝑡−1, 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑓) (1) 𝑖𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑊𝑖[ℎ𝑡−1, 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑖) (2) 𝑜𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑊𝑜[ℎ𝑡−1, 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑜) (3) �̃� 𝑡 = 𝑡𝑎𝑛ℎ(𝑊𝑐[ℎ𝑡−1, 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑐) (4) 𝐶𝑡 = 𝑓𝑡⨀𝐶𝑡−1 + 𝑖𝑡⨀�̃� 𝑡 (5) ℎ𝑡 = 𝑜𝑡⨀𝑡𝑎𝑛ℎ (𝐶𝑡) (6) in the formula, wi, wf, and wo are weight matrices that connect to the gate unit; bi, bf, and bo are the bias values, represents element-wise multiplication. 3.3. radical embedding unlike english, chinese characters are ideographic, and most of the radical components still retain their original meanings, with rich intrinsic features. for example, "口" (mouth) often appears in symptom entities, such as vomiting; "月" is a simplified form of "肉" (meat), which is often related to body parts such as the heart and chest; "疒" often appears in symptom descriptions, such as pain. therefore, measuring the similarity between entities to some extent through radical features is feasible [19]. in addition, radical embedding can enhance the semantic information of characters, such as improving the model's generalization ability for characters that appear only in the test set and not in the training set [20,21]. to fully utilize the potential intrinsic features in electronic medical record texts, a cnn-based radical extraction framework is designed. the cnn network is used to extract the implicit radical information inside characters and fine-tune during the training process. the network consists of three parts: radical embedding layer, convolutional layer, and max-pooling layer. all radicals in this paper are obtained from the corpus. 3.4. dictionary embedding clinical texts contain many specialized terms, which are constructed into a term dictionary as features for the model [22]. given a sentence 𝑋 = (𝑥1, 𝑥2, … , 𝑥𝑛) of length n, a feature vector 𝑑𝑖is constructed for each character 𝑥𝑖based on the dictionary d and the context. dictionary d is constructed at the entity level, while the text sequence is based on character-level tagging, so different schemes are used to represent dictionary features. through the construction steps of the dictionary feature vector, given a sentence x, the character embedding 𝑒𝑖 and the feature vector di for each character 𝑥𝑖 are obtained. in common models, the original bi-lstm-crf model only takes 𝑒𝑖 as input. since dictionary features can provide valuable information for chinese electronic medical record named entity recognition tasks, they are integrated into the bert-bi-lstm-crf model. 4. experiments and results 4.1. experimental environment and experimental data set the specific experimental environment is as follows: python was chosen as the development language, the cpu model is amd ryzen 7 4800h, and pycharm was chosen as the development tool. in this study, the ccks2019 dataset was used for experimentation. ccks2019 (china conference on knowledge graph and semantic computing) is an academic conference on knowledge graphs and semantic computing, as well as a chinese-based natural language processing (nlp) competition. the named entity recognition (ner) part of the ccks2019 dataset mainly includes annotated data of entities related to medical fields, including 6 types of entities, namely diseases and diagnoses, surgeries, drugs, anatomical sites, imaging examinations, and laboratory tests, with a total of 1379 data. the specific entity types are shown in table 1. table 1. ccks2019 dataset ccks2019 disease and diagnosis imaging examination laboratory test operation drug anatomical site train 2116 222 318 765 456 1486 test 682 91 193 140 263 447 4.2. evaluation metrics the precision (p), recall (r), and f1-score were used as the evaluation metrics in the experiments, and their formulas are as follows: 𝑃 = 𝑇𝑃 𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑃 (7) 𝑅 = 𝑇𝑃 𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑁 (8) 𝐹1 = 2×𝑃×𝑅 𝑃+𝑅 (9) in the formula, tp represents true positive which is the 9 number of positive instances that are correctly predicted as positive, fp represents false positive which is the number of negative instances that are wrongly predicted as positive, and fn represents false negative which is the number of positive instances that are wrongly predicted as negative. f1-score takes into account both precision and recall of a classification model, and is the harmonic mean of precision and recall. 4.3. experimental result an improved feature fusion method for electronic medical record named entity recognition based on bert-bi-lstmcrf is proposed by combining chinese radical and domain dictionary features with deep learning models. by studying the distribution of radicals for different entities in the dataset, the basic features of chinese characters are embedded into the model to enrich the semantic features. three models are compared, and the bert-bi-lstm-crf model with fusion of radical embedding and domain dictionary has improved the performance of chinese electronic medical record named entity recognition. on the ccks2019 dataset, the f1 scores based on radical embedding and domain dictionary features have increased by 4.92% and 6.90%, respectively, compared to the bert-bi-lstm-crf model, indicating that adding radical embedding and dictionary features can effectively improve the performance of the model. table 2. comparison of experimental results of different models model p r f1 bert-bi-lstm-cr 72.25% 71.69% 71.62% radical embedding 78.36% 76.88% 76.54% dictionary embedding 81.28% 78.34% 78.52% 5. conclusion based on the named entity recognition data set provided by ccks2019 (chinese conference on knowledge graph and semantic computing), this paper proposes a chinese 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[22] peng m, ma r, zhang q, et al. simplify the use of vocabulary in chinese ner [j]. two thousand and nineteen. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 110 divide-and-conquer template attack on scloud yang zhou* school of cybersecurity, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610200, china * corresponding author email: 496056734@qq.com abstract: since shor proposed the quantum algorithm, the traditional public key cryptosystem is facing the risk of being breached. to address this issue, post-quantum cryptography (pqc), also known as anti-quantum cryptography, has been developed. among the various pqc techniques, lattice-based cryptography has emerged as a significant area of research due to its many advantages. this paper studies the leakage of post quantum cryptography cloud on physical devices. discovered that the matrix calculation operation of the scloud algorithm has an impact on key security. based on the characteristics of the curve, we propose a divide and conquer template attack method and introduce convolutional neural network technology for template construction. on the cortex-m3 board, we have demonstrated that the proposed attack can effectively recover the key. keywords: post quantum cryptography; side-channel attack; template attack; convolutional neural networks. 1. introduction with the continuous development of quantum computing technology, the field of traditional cryptography faces unprecedented security threats. in particular, the proposal of shor's algorithm has proven that quantum computers can decrypt widely-used cryptographic systems such as rsa [1] and elliptic curve cryptography (ecc) within polynomial time. in response to this challenge, researchers have been seeking encryption methods that still possess security in the quantum computing environment for the past few decades, known as post-quantum cryptographic algorithms. among the various post-quantum cryptographic methods, lattice-based cryptography is considered one of the most promising research directions. there are several schemes for latticebased cryptographic algorithms, with the main categories being based on learning with errors (lwe) [2] and its derivative forms (ring-lwe [3] and module-lwe [4]). their keys are usually composed of several sets of smaller integer vectors, but with significant differences in the methods of operating these vectors for calculations. ring-lwe and module-lwe typically rely on number theoretic transform (ntt) for polynomial multiplication calculations, while lwe uses matrix multiplication for calculations. scloud is a lattice-based cryptographic algorithm based on the lwe problem, featuring public-key encryption schemes and key encapsulation mechanisms. scloud relies on the equation b=as+e, where a, b, s, and e are various matrices in ℤ𝑞 with q being a power of 2. the dimensions of these matrices, the modulus q, and the distributions for generating errors e and secrets s are parameters of this scheme. although lattice cryptography has theoretically proven its security in the design phase, it may still be susceptible to sidechannel attacks when implemented on physical devices. a recent investigation into side-channel attacks in the nist pqc project has found that post-quantum algorithms have side-channel attack (sca) [5] vulnerabilities in their physical implementations. side-channel attacks were proposed by paul kocher and have since seen many encryption schemes being broken by sca. sca uses physically-measured side-channel information to recover secret information (e.g., encryption keys). side-channel information includes power consumption, electromagnetic radiation, emitted sounds, and execution time during the operation of encryption devices. therefore, sca poses a major threat to the implementation of encryption schemes, especially for embedded device applications. in this paper, we propose a divide-and-conquer template attack based on convolutional neural networks (cnns) [6] for the scloud algorithm. our goal is to attack three points of interest, corresponding to loading a secret value into a register, the actual ℤ𝑞 multiplication, and updating the accumulator with the result. all positions of the s matrix are attacked independently, allowing for easy template creation. we introduce convolutional neural networks to construct the templates, eliminating the need for precise selection of points of interest on the power consumption curve. 2. preliminaries 2.1. template attack template attack [7] is an attack method based on sidechannel attacks, which collects a large amount of leaked information during the cryptographic implementation process and uses statistical analysis techniques for attacks. the core of a template attack is to establish a relationship between specific information leaked during the encryption process and sensitive information. the classic template attack involves building noise templates. this is because, in signal processing, the observed samples are usually modeled as a combination of the intrinsic signal generated by the operation and noise, which can be either intrinsically generated or environmental noise. although for repeated calls of the operation, the signal part is the same, the noise is best modeled as samples randomly drawn from a noise probability distribution, which depends on the operation and other environmental conditions. for an attacker attempting to find the correct hypothesis given a single sample s, the optimal method is to use the maximum likelihood method, i.e., the best guess is to choose the operation that maximizes the probability of the observed noise in s. calculating this probability requires the attacker to accurately model the intrinsic signal and noise probability distribution for each operation. template attacks usually consist of two phases: the template building phase and the attack phase. in the template building phase, the attacker first needs to obtain the execution 111 information of a series of different keys on the same hardware device, such as power consumption, electromagnetic leakage, etc. through in-depth statistical analysis of this information, the attacker can create characteristic templates for that hardware implementation. these templates contain the relationship between specific operations (such as encryption, decryption, etc.) and the observed side-channel information. in the attack phase, the attacker needs to collect side-channel information generated by the victim's hardware device when executing the target key operation. the attacker then compares this information with the previously built templates to determine which template matches the information generated by the victim's device. in this way, the attacker can gradually recover part or all of the target key information. 2.2. convolutional neural networks convolutional neural networks (cnn) are neural networks commonly used in fields such as image recognition, computer vision, and natural language processing. they are mainly composed of convolutional layers, pooling layers, and fully connected layers. cnns were initially designed for image classification. their main principles are local receptive fields and weight sharing. local receptive fields refer to the fact that the convolutional layer, when processing input data, only focuses on the local region of the input data and ignores the influence of other regions. the advantage of this approach is that it can reduce the dimensionality of the input data, making the convolutional neural network more efficient. weight sharing means that in the convolutional layer, the weight parameters in the convolutional kernel are the same for different input data, which can significantly reduce the number of parameters that need to be trained, thus lowering the risk of overfitting. the main advantage of cnns is that they can extract highlevel features from raw data and perform classification on these features. in the context of template attacks, the role of convolutional neural networks (cnn) is primarily as a classifier. in template attacks, cnns are commonly used to map the input side-channel leakage data to specific secret key values. the attacker trains the cnn to learn how to extract specific patterns from the side-channel leakage data, which are associated with the values of the secret key. the attacker can use these patterns to identify the secret key values of the algorithm being executed on the target device. 2.3. scloud scloud is a lattice-based cryptographic scheme based on the lwe problem, which includes public-key encryption and key encapsulation mechanisms. figure 1 describes the encryption process of scloud. the initiator first generates public parameters a from a random seed seeda, samples figure 1. scloud process secret error terms (s and e) from a specific distribution, and calculates the message (b, b), which is sent to the receiver along with the seed. given b and a, neither a classical computer nor a quantum computer should be able to compute the small error terms s and e, due to the lwe problem. the responder then achieves information encryption by generating the ciphertext (b', v) using his temporary error samples and sends it to the initiator. the core operation of scloud is computing b←as + e. without loss of generality, we will focus only on a single column of the secret matrix s, denoted as s, in the following content. therefore, our target operation is b←as + e, trying to recover the small value s from the known a and b based on the leakage of the matrix multiplication as. for a given a and b, the correctness of a guessed s can be checked by examining whether b−as is within the supported range. this is sufficient, as an incorrect s would make the result pseudorandom. algorithm 1 describes the matrix multiplication of scloud, where for each iteration of the outer loop, the accumulator sum is initialized to zero and updated n times through an equal number of ℤ𝑞 multiplications. this implies that for each secret entry s[i], the attacker can exploit portions of n power traces, i.e., each time it is used in line 5, prompting the use of horizontal attacks. algorithm 1 matrix multiplication in scloud 1: 𝐛 ← 𝐞 2: 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝑖 = 1, … , 𝑛 𝐝𝐨 3: 𝑠𝑢𝑚 ← 0 4: 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝑗 = 1, … , 𝑛 𝐝𝐨 5: 𝑠𝑢𝑚 ← 𝑠𝑢𝑚 + (𝐀[𝑖, 𝑗] ∙ 𝐒[𝑗] 𝑚𝑜𝑑 𝑞) 6: 𝐛[𝑖] ← (𝐛[𝑖] + 𝑠𝑢𝑚) 𝑚𝑜𝑑 𝑞 7: 𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧 𝐛 2.4. experimental setup we implemented the scloud algorithm on a cortexm3 platform, using the inspector em probe for data acquisition and a lecroy waverunner 640zi oscilloscope with a sampling frequency of 2.5ghz. the collected data was not processed in any way except for alignment. the convolutional neural network environment is based on gpu tensorflow (tensorflow gpu 2.8.0). the operating system is linux, and the gpu is a combination of two nvidia geforce rtx 3080 and four nvdia geforce rtx 2080ti. 3. divide-and-conquer template attack each entry of the subkey s is independently and randomly sampled from the same distribution, so we can attack each position. therefore, we consider a divide-and-conquer template attack. a significant advantage of this approach is that the total number of templates is relatively small, allowing us to preprocess the analysis data. we use cnn to extract features directly from the entire operation curve. for each input s, the distinguisher can calculate a distinguishing score vector based on the obtained information, making it easier to determine the correct target value. the probability of correctly identifying the target value by selecting the element with the highest score (corresponding to the maximum a posteriori probability estimate) is referred to as the first-order success rate. based on the first-order success rate of the subkeys, we use the first-order subkey group success rate to measure the experimental performance, i.e., 112 the probability of successfully selecting the highest scoring value as the correct key for each subkey in the key group. due to the use b – as for verification, a sub key group contains n sub keys and the first-order subkey group success rate has only two possible values, 0 and 1. we independently attack each position of s, but the results are similar for all positions. figures 2 and 3 show the training accuracy and loss function. figure 2. accuracy rate figure 3. loss function from the above two figures, it can be observed that the loss values of the training and validation sets gradually decrease during the training process, indicating that the model is continuously optimized during the learning process. similarly, the accuracy and validation accuracy are steadily improving, further proving that the model's performance gradually improves during the training process. in the later stage of training, the improvement speed of accuracy and loss values slows down, indicating that the model is approaching convergence. for a single matrix calculation, each position participates in the calculation n times, i.e., there are n curves. in this experiment, the algorithm parameter n = 640, which means there are 640 curves for attacking one position and a subkey group contains 640 subkeys. under this condition, the firstorder subkey group success rate is shown in figure 4. from figure 4, it can be seen that the divide and conquer template attack has shown good results in the practical application of attacking key groups, and can recover most of the key groups. the main reason why this attack strategy is effective is because the row size of the key matrix is large, which determines the number of times a single sub key is repeatedly operated on. the higher the value, the lower the security of the key. figure 4. first-order key group success rate 4. conclusion encryption algorithms play a crucial role in large-scale communication protocols. since these protocols operate with ephemeral secrets, the side-channel analysis of their encryption algorithms may 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[7] chari, s., rao, j. r., & rohatgi, p. template attacks. in cryptographic hardware and embedded systems-ches. 2002. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 10 review of rssi-based positioning algorithm and accuracy tianhao wu* school of mechanical engineering & automation, bei hang university, beijing, 100191, china * corresponding author: email: 18374174@buaa.edu.cn. abstract: the demand for high-precision, low-cost, and widely used wireless sensor network positioning technology continues to increase, and the algorithms for positioning using wireless sensor networks have been suffering from the problem of insufficient accuracy. this paper introduces and analyzes the steps and principles of the rssi algorithm, which has low hardware requirements and can achieve high accuracy positioning, and describes the mathematical model and related algorithms used. finally, we conclude and provide an outlook on the future and development of rssi. keywords: rssi; positioning; accuracy. 1. introduction 1.1. wsn positioning wireless sensing technology is a rapidly developing technology of information and communication. currently, the computing and communicating capabilities of wireless sensors are gradually increasing, therefore, wsn, which is composed of multiple wireless sensors, are being more widely used, and their use scenarios have been expanded. an important application is the usage of wsn for positioning, such as satellite positioning and cell phone positioning have become very common, also, various types of positioning methods are used in military, transportation and production [1-2]. the common application scenarios of wireless sensor network localization today are mainly outdoor wide-area localization, such as the localization of vehicles and cell phones, which usually do not have high accuracy; in scientific researches, one of the popular research directions is the positioning of mobile robots and robot crowds, which usually target the positioning of two-dimensional planes. for positioning needs in indoor scenarios, higher positioning accuracy and lower system cost are often required, so positioning solutions used in outdoor environments are not suitable. indoor localization techniques and localization algorithms have become one of the current research hotspots in wireless sensing technology. 1.2. positioning technologies and algorithms there are multiple ways of classifying algorithms for positioning techniques, one of the common ones is based on whether the distance between nodes needs to be measured, which divides the algorithms into positioning algorithms based on ranging and positioning algorithms without ranging, the former includes toa (time of arrival), tdoa (time difference of arrival), aoa (angle of arrival), rssi (received signal strength indication) and other algorithms, while the latter includes the center-of-mass method, indeterminate algorithm, apit, dv-hop and other algorithms. these algorithms have advantages and disadvantages. this paper analyzes and discusses the rssi-based positioning algorithm, which is mainly because that the rssi algorithm meets the low hardware requirements and meanwhile its own characteristics allow it to achieve high accuracy positioning under suitable conditions, which is in line with the development trend of wsn positioning of low power consumption and low cost. in addition, most of today's research on rssi localization has been improved on the basis of the original rssi algorithm, which has more optimization directions from the principle, which are analyzed and classified in this paper to provide some entry points and help for others' research. 2. rssi-based positioning algorithm rssi-based positioning algorithm could be divided into four main steps: receive the signals sent by each node. calculate the signal attenuation during propagation based on the signal strength values of the transmitting and receiving nodes. obtain the distance by using the model equation. calculate the location of the node based on the distance using the positioning algorithm. it can be concluded that the rssi algorithm is only used for accurate distance measurement in the complete positioning process, and it is combined with other positioning algorithms to derive the exact position of the node. 2.1. signal attenuation model the rssi algorithm is an algorithm for distance measuring using the degree of signal attenuation, which requires the use of a signal attenuation model equation to calculate the distance. for empirical models, the more realistic shadowing model is generally used, and its expression is expressed as follow: pr(d) = pr(d0) – 10nlg( 𝑑 𝑑0 ) + e (1) where d is the distance between the transmitting node and the receiving node, pr is the signal power received by the receiving node, d0 is the reference distance (generally taken as 1 2m), n is the signal loss factor (generally taken as 2 4), e is a zero-mean gaussian random variable representing the interference such as reflection and interference received by the signal during the propagation process. 11 2.2. localization algorithm localization using rssi requires a combination of corresponding localization algorithms. common localization algorithms include trilateral localization algorithm, weighted center-of-mass algorithm, etc. 2.2.1. trilateral localization algorithm assuming that the coordinates of the three known nodes a, b, and c are (x1, y1), (x2, y2) and (x3, y3), and the coordinate of the unknown node p is (x, y), the distances from p to the three known nodes are d1, d2, d3, a system of equations can be established as follows: { 𝑑1 = √(𝑥1 − 𝑥) 2 + (𝑦1 − 𝑦) 2 𝑑2 = √(𝑥2 − 𝑥) 2 + (𝑦2 − 𝑦) 2 𝑑3 = √(𝑥3 − 𝑥) 2 + (𝑦3 − 𝑦) 2 (2) solving this system of equations yields the coordinates of point p. 2.2.2. weighted center-of-mass algorithm in the same assuming scenario as above, according to the general center-of-mass algorithm, introduce a weighting factor k, a system of equations can be created as follows: { 𝑥 = 𝑥1 (𝑑1 + 𝑑2) 𝑘 + 𝑥2 (𝑑2 + 𝑑3) 𝑘+ 𝑥3 (𝑑1 + 𝑑3) 𝑘 1 (𝑑1 + 𝑑2) 𝑘 + 1 (𝑑2 + 𝑑3) 𝑘+ 1 (𝑑1 + 𝑑3) 𝑘 𝑦 = 𝑦1 (𝑑1 + 𝑑2) 𝑘 + 𝑦2 (𝑑2 + 𝑑3) 𝑘+ 𝑦3 (𝑑1 + 𝑑3) 𝑘 1 (𝑑1 + 𝑑2) 𝑘 + 1 (𝑑2 + 𝑑3) 𝑘+ 1 (𝑑1 + 𝑑3) 𝑘 (3) 3. improvement of algorithm accuracy 3.1. causes of errors based on the analysis of the steps and principles of the rssi-based localization algorithm in section 2, the causes of various aspects that lead to localization errors could be derived. in steps a and b, signals are sent and received through wireless sensors, and propagation losses are inevitably generated during the propagation of electromagnetic wave energy. in addition, this process is subject to interference caused by environmental factors such as temperature and obstacles, resulting in noise and other errors in the data. in step c, a model equation is fitted to obtain the distance, and the accuracy of the fit of the model equation determines the accuracy of the final positioning. in step d, it is necessary to use the positioning algorithm that uses distance for calculation, and then the accuracy of the positioning algorithm directly affects the accuracy of the calculation results. 3.2. filtering filtering is generally an optimization process that reduce the noise and fluctuation of the initial signal in the whole positioning process, so that the obtained signal and the calculated attenuation are more reliable and accurate. commonly used filtering algorithms include mean filtering, gaussian filtering and kalman filtering, etc. mean filtering is simpler to calculate but the filtering effect is not ideal; gaussian filtering algorithm is more complicated, but the effect is obvious; kalman filtering is more suitable for the optimization of motion nodes. in recent studies, some new filtering algorithms have also been used in optimization, such as particle filtering, set-membership filtering, etc. the positioning process can be optimized by using various filtering methods. lu et al introduced the rof model to optimize and improve the gaussian filter, which solved the problem that the general gaussian filter could not deal with the numerical error caused by the fluctuation area of high probability data, and made the rssi smoother. feng et al used particle filter to observe the position of moving nodes, and then optimized the results of particle filter with kalman filter to achieve the prediction of the motion trajectory of moving nodes and real-time positioning. wang used set-membership filtering and combined with sequential fusion algorithm to improve the computational efficiency and enable more accurate estimation and localization of moving node positions. 3.3. algorithm optimization the rssi algorithm itself relies on empirical model equation for computation, and the fitness of the model affects the accuracy of the algorithm. therefore, an entry point for improving the algorithm arises. in some studies, researchers perform different ways of optimization in this step to obtain as accurate distance values as possible when converting the rssi values sent by nodes into distance calculations. anbalagan loganathan et al. designed an algorithm to filter rssi values using a smoothing metric, establish a curve smoothing formula for the case of uniform node motion, and select the appropriate smoothing value through multiple experiments to estimate the positioning of moving objects. wu et al introduced a node coverage model and proposed a multi-objective optimization model considering obstacles to improve the effective coverage of wsn. chen et al proposed a context-adaptive rssi localization method for indoor complex environments by selecting multiple fitting models, segmenting the filtered data for heterogeneous fitting and calculating the fitting error separately, and selecting the segmentation point with the smallest error as well as the fitting model. these methods improve the adaptability to different environments. another aspect is the optimization of the localization algorithm. since positioning using rssi requires the assistance of other localization algorithms, there are also many studies that try to improve the accuracy of the localization calculation process. the study by jiang et al improved the weighted center-of-mass algorithm in the localization phase by using the exponential power of the inverse of the distance as the weight, while using the idea of iteration to maximize the node coverage, which significantly improved the localization accuracy. nie et al studied the smoothness and distribution properties of rssi, noting that the probability density function of rssi approximates a gaussian distribution, and used bayesian estimation to obtain each weight in the discrete space and calculated the position with the largest weight as the localization result. 3.4. algorithm fusion rssi itself has low hardware requirements, but is also susceptible to environmental influences. when hardware conditions allow, rssi and other algorithms can be combined to complement each other to improve the localization accuracy. for example, zhang et al used a gauss-markov migration model in the face of 3d spatial localization, using rssi for close-range ranging and toa for long-range ranging to compensate for the problem that toa algorithm is prone to excessive errors and rssi accuracy is greatly affected by the environment when used alone. wang combined aoa and 12 rssi algorithms, and after using various ways to accurately obtain the data obtained from aoa parameters, the kalman filter is used to combine the aoa and rssi information to complete the fusion localization. 3.5. advanced algorithmic techniques with the development of computers, information technology, advanced algorithms, such as computer vision and neural networks, are becoming popular research directions in the computer and information industries and are also able to be applied in wireless sensing and positioning algorithms. for example, bp neural networks were used to optimize rssi ranging algorithms by yao et al, a research group that proposed a ranging method that applied a bp neural network model based on the k-means clustering algorithm, divided the distance intervals for the sample data during ranging, fed the classified data into the neural network, built the model and calculated the measured distances. lou first proposed in her study a propagation model environment parameter adaptive strategy and cluster-based adaptive perception, then proposed a new optimization scheme based on machine learning, joint adaptive algorithm, solving the problem that the general improvement algorithm cannot be applied to the multiple ranging and positioning model and effectively improve the accuracy. jiang et al chose image processing as the optimization method, then the original signal was subjected to gaussian filtering, kalman filtering, after a series of processing such as fingerprint library 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[20] irsan taufik ali,abdul muis & riri fitri sari.(2021).a deep learning model implementation based on rssi fingerprinting for lora-based indoor localization. eureka: physics and engineering (01), 40-59. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 1 one-shot based knowledge graph embedded neural architecture search algorithm wenli li, gang wu* school of computer and engineering, northeastern university, shenyang 110819, china * corresponding author: gang wu (email: wugang@mail.neu.edu.cn) abstract: the quality of embeddings is crucial for downstream tasks in knowledge graphs. researchers usually introduce neural network architecture search into knowledge graph embedding for machine automatic construction of appropriate neural networks for each dataset. an existing approach is to divide the search space into macro search space and micro search space. the search strategy for micro space is based on one-shot weight sharing strategy, but it will lead to all the information obtained from the previous supernet training is discarded and the advantages of one-shot algorithm are not fully utilized. in this paper, we conduct experiments on common datasets for two important downstream tasks of knowledge graph embedding entity alignment and link prediction problems, respectively-and compare the search performance with existing manually designed neural networks as well as good neural network search algorithms. the results show that the improved algorithm can search better architectures for the same time when experiments are performed on the same dataset; the improved algorithm takes less time to search architectures with similar performance. also, the improved algorithm searched the model on the dataset due to the human optimal level. keywords: one-shot algorithm; weight sharing strategy; knowledge graph embedding. 1. introduction knowledge graph (kg) is a method to represent and store things and their relationships through graph models. however, the information contained in a knowledge graph is often incomplete, and as knowledge accumulates, many new knowledges will be generated. at this time, the problems of difficult inference of the relationships between entities and severe data sparsity in knowledge graphs are constantly highlighted. this brings inconvenience to the further application of knowledge graphs in industrial production. in recent years, knowledge graph embedding (kge), which is the core technology of knowledge representation, has made new research breakthroughs, and the main technical implementation route of kge is to use the translation invariance of word vectors to embed the high-dimensional entities and relations in the knowledge graph into the lowdimensional vector space, so that the semantic reasoning process of entities and relations can be converts the semantic inference process of entities and relations into the computation of distances between objects in the vector space. the interstellar [6] algorithm greatly improves the search efficiency of nas and the performance of searching to architectures. however, the interstellar algorithm initializes the microarchitecture parameter probability distribution matrix by taking the mean value when searching for the corresponding microarchitecture for each microarchitecture. this algorithm design makes it difficult to reuse the information related to the microarchitecture learned in each round. considering that the microarchitecture is a supernet with shared parameters, a one-time evaluation strategy is used. inspired by this, we consider using the probability distribution matrix of microarchitecture parameters updated in the previous round to initialize the information for the next round to better utilize the information from the previous round and improve the search efficiency. in this paper, we first introduce the current research status of algorithm-related theories, next introduce the idea of search space partitioning, and provide a specific description of algorithm improvement, ideas and algorithm flow, and describe the analysis of experimental setup and experimental results. the performance of the improved algorithm is compared with the architecture searched by the original algorithm and the excellent architecture designed by human hand, and finally a summary and a discussion of future work are given. 2. related work 2.1. knowledge graph embedding (kge) the main research objective of the kge task is to map the entities and their relations in a knowledge graph representing a high-dimensional space one by one into a low-dimensional continuous vector space, which is also called representation learning in knowledge (rlk). a knowledge graph is composed of a triad representing entities and relationships. therefore, kge models can be divided into triplet-based models and path-based models. in terms of organization, knowledge graphs are complex network structures consisting of entities and relationships, and researchers have also proposed some graph-based models (gcn-based). triplet-based models interpret the interactions between triads in a different way, path-based models can learn both relations and entities and relations on the path, and graph-based models can make full use of graph structure features to provide more accurate and explanatory semantic embeddings for entities and relations. 2.2. neural architecture search (nas) with the success of deep learning, neural networks are used in more and more fields, different network architectures are developed and applied to different fields, neural networks become more and more complex, and the difficulty of designing neural networks manually is increasing. the 2 concept of neural architecture search (nas) was first introduced in 2017.nas focuses on how to make machines automatically search for neural networks with better performance faster. currently, neural networks built using nas methods have outperformed neural networks designed by humans on these tasks for tasks such as image classification, target detection, and semantic segmentation. there are three main research directions of nas [2]: how to construct a complete and efficient search space, how to search neural networks quickly, and how to evaluate the performance of the searched neural networks more scientifically. the relationship between the search space, search strategy, and performance evaluation strategy is shown in figure 1. figure 1. example of a generic nas algorithm idea the search strategy selects one or several architectures from a predefined search space a. these architectures are passed to the performance evaluation module, which feeds the performance evaluation scores of these architectures to the search strategy to guide the optimization of the next search. we first consider the search space, which should be complete so as to ensure that the search space contains the optimal architectures, but when the search space is too large, the search process consumes a lot of time and computational resources, and it is difficult to find the optimal architectures. therefore, researchers generally tailor specific search spaces for specific tasks to improve the search space according to the characteristics of the tasks to be solved. the search strategy and performance evaluation strategy are often closely related, with the search strategy describing the way we search the search space and the performance evaluation strategy describing the way we evaluate the performance of the searched architecture and guide the next architecture search process. currently, there are two main mainstream approaches for nas, a stand-alone evaluation strategy (stand-alone method) and a one-time evaluation strategy [3] (one-shot method). the difference between them mainly lies in whether the architectural parameters are shared among different architectures in the search space. the independent evaluation strategy starts from the initial state to train and evaluate each model, which is a more reliable evaluation method because of the accurate evaluation results. the core idea of one-time evaluation lies in parameter share, which treats the search space as a supernet, and different neural networks as subnets on the supernet, and different subnets share the parameters of the supernet, this method avoids training each model from scratch and is more efficient, but the accuracy of evaluation decreases as the search space increases, therefore, the one-time evaluation strategy is mostly used on small search spaces. 3. introduction of preliminary algorithms the networks commonly used to solve the knowledge graph embedding problem are graph neural network (gnn) and recurrent neural network (rnn) [4]. here we use recurrent neural network, which is good at processing sequential data, as the target architecture. in this problem, the recurrent neural network obtains the embedding of 𝑠1, 𝑟1 by iteratively processing 𝑠𝐿, 𝑟𝐿. the input of the architecture at each step t is 𝑠𝑡,𝑟𝑡 , ℎ𝑡−1, and the output is 𝑣𝑡,ℎ𝑡. the whole architecture can be defined as the following recursive function. [𝑣𝑡 , ℎ𝑡] = 𝑓(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑟𝑡 , ℎ𝑡−1), ∀𝑡 = 1…𝐿 (1) where, ℎ𝑡 is the implicit state in the architecture, initially ℎ0 = 𝑠1. the output 𝑣𝑡 is used to predict the tail entity 𝑜𝑡. in the search process, if all the parameters to be searched are put into one search space, the search space will be quite huge. if a stand-alone evaluation method is used to evaluate the architecture, it will give accurate feedback on the performance of the architecture, but it will take a long time and consume huge resources [5]. if a one-time evaluation method is used to evaluate the architectures, an accurate performance evaluation of the candidate architectures cannot be obtained because of the huge search space.the interstellar algorithm [6] proposes to define all possible architectures as a search space and divide the entire search space into a macroscopic search space and a microscopic search space according to the degree of impact on information flow. the results of the delineation are shown in the following table 1. there are about candidate architectures in the search space before the search space partition, which is quite large and the search process is extremely computationally intensive. there are architectures in the macro space and architectures in the micro space after the partition. it can be seen that after the partitioning, both the macroscopic space and the microscopic space achieve an exponential decrease in size compared with the space before the partitioning. the macroscopic search space is larger and uses an independent evaluation strategy, while the microscopic space is smaller and uses a one-time evaluation strategy. table 1. description of macrospace and microspace division macro-level micro-level connections combinators activation weight matrix ℎ𝑡−1, 𝑂𝑠, 0, 𝑠𝑡 +,,,gated identity, tanh, sigmoid {𝑊𝑖}𝑖=1 6 . 𝐼 4. algorithm introduction the current mainstream evaluation methods for neural network architectures are independent evaluation methods and one-time evaluation methods. the independent evaluation methods start from initialization to train each subnet and get their performance information, but this will bring huge time overhead and computational cost. to solve this problem, researchers have proposed the one-time evaluation method. the core idea of the one-time evaluation method is that the subnets share the parameters of the supernet and trade accuracy for speed. this strategy greatly reduces the time of the whole process and becomes the current 3 mainstream evaluation strategy. in order to take full advantage of the one-shot algorithm in microspace, we make the following improvements to the instellar algorithm. in the original algorithm, when searching for the corresponding micro-architecture for each macroarchitecture, the micro-architecture parameter probability distribution matrix is initialized using the mean value method. in order that each search for microarchitecture can utilize the information from the previous round, we choose to initialize the matrix with the updated probability distribution matrix of microarchitecture parameters from the previous round for the next round. the flow of our algorithm is roughly. algorithm 1 initialize the macro-architecture parameter probability distribution matrix 2 sample the macro architecture 3 initialize the micro-architecture parameter probability distribution matrix with the mean if it is the first round; if it is not the first round, initialize it with the microarchitecture probability distribution matrix obtained in the previous round. 4 neural network training, update the micro-architecture probability distribution matrix by back propagation 5 sampling micro-architecture 6 update the macro-architecture parameter probability distribution matrix 7 repeat steps 2-6 until a suitable architecture is searched 5. experiment 5.1. experimental setup we use a biased random walk approach to sample paths, using two basic tasks in knowledge mapping, entity alignment and link prediction, as applicable scenarios. ranking-based mrr, hit@1 and hit@10, are used as task metrics. the experiments are run on a single geforce rtx3090 64gb using the pytorch framework [7]. 5.2. introduction to the experimental dataset for the entity alignment task, we chose three crosslanguage and cross-database datasets, which are subsets of dbpedia and wikidata, namely dbp-wd, en-fr, and ende. for each dataset, by divided into normal and dense versions. the normal version of the dataset samples the triples with degrees that approximate the nodes in the original knowledge graph. this sampling method makes the dataset more realistic and closer to the original knowledge graph. the dense version of the dataset randomly removes the entities with lower degrees from the original knowledge graph. this version of the dataset more closely resembles the dataset used by existing methods [8]. for the link prediction task, the commonly used datasets are wn18 and fb15, but they are prone to test leakage through inverse relations. that is, the test triples often contain many triples obtained by performing inverse operations on the triples in the training set. to solve the problem of link leakage, datasets wn18-rr and fb15k-237, which are subsets of datasets wn18 and fb15, have been created without inverse relations. table 2. dataset version data source dbp-wd en-de en-fr dbpedia wikidata english french english german normal version number of relationships 253 144 211 177 225 118 number of entities 38421 40159 36508 33532 38281 37069 dense version number of relationships 220 135 217 174 207 117 number of entities 68598 75465 71929 66760 56983 59848 table 3. data sets without inverse relations dataset number of entities number of relationships number of entity pairs in the training set number of entities pairs in the validation set number of entity pairs in the test set wn18rr 40943 11 86835 3034 3134 fb15k37 14541 237 272115 17536 20466 5.3. experimental results and analysis the metrics commonly used for the evaluation of knowledge graph embedding tasks are mrr, hit@1, hit@10, etc. since the performance of an architecture is objective and does not vary substantially with the measurement metrics, next, we perform the result comparison with hit@1 as the main evaluation metric for the search process demonstration. for a fair comparison, we take the same path sampling scheme and data partitioning scheme on each dataset. the following line graph gives a comparison of the performance of the original algorithm and the improved algorithm searching out the architecture on different datasets. the solid blue line represents the architecture searched by the original algorithm, the dashed green line represents the improved algorithm, and the red implementation represents the optimal neural architecture currently designed by humans on this dataset. as can be seen from the line graph, the performance of the optimal architectures searched in the dbp_wd, en_de datasets after adding the clustering algorithm are close to or higher than the performance of the optimal architectures searched by the original search algorithm. among them, the performance of the optimal architecture searched in the dense version of dbp-wd dataset is better than the performance of the current human hand-designed architecture. the algorithm searched the first thirty search rounds and found architectures that were very close to the performance of the human hand-designed optimal architecture. this demonstrates that our improvement of the search strategy is effective and enables the algorithm to search for better performing architectures based on the original 4 search architecture. figure 2. experimental results and demonstration 6. conclusion and outlook knowledge graph embedding is a very important form of 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[8] lingbing guo, zequn sun and wei hu. learning to exploit long-term relational dependencies in knowledge graphs. international conference on machine learning [j], 2019:25052514. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 21 research on the impacts of philanthropy pressure on enterprise financial performance yuer hong 1, * 1 finance, east china university of political science and law, shanghai, 201600, china. * corresponding author: email: 13365958862@163.com. abstract: with the spreading of the coronavirus (covid-19), donations from all sectors of society are also increasing, of which enterprises are undoubtedly the main donators. why do profit-seeking firms still engage in philanthropy during the covid-19 pandemic? based on the panel data of china's a-share listed companies from 2014 to 2020, this paper empirically tests the relationship between philanthropy pressure and enterprise financial performance from the perspective of organizational fields. the result shows that the philanthropy pressure from the region enhances enterprise performance, and the level of legal region environment can negatively moderate this relationship. the philanthropy pressure from the industry can improve the enterprise performance, and the enterprise visibility will positively moderate this relationship. keywords: philanthropy pressure; financial performance; organizational fields; legal environment; enterprise visibility. 1. introduction since december 2019, covid-19 began spread rapidly throughout china and worldwide. people from all sectors of society in china continued to donate money and materials to fight covid-19 in different ways and through various channels, and enterprises are undoubtedly the main donators. for the profit-oriented enterprises that pursue the maximization of shareholders' equity, charitable donation expenditure is a cost burden. the altruistic behavior of charitable donation seems to be contrary to the profit-seeking purpose of enterprises. so why do most enterprises still participate in charitable donations during the covid-19 pandemic period? especially during which time period that their business may not be good? on the one hand, according to porter and kramer’s (2006) theory of strategic philanthropy, charitable giving is not only responsible for the stakeholders, but also can help the government solve social problems. since the enterprise could take this opportunity to draw closer to the government, which is beneficial to the acquisition of key external resources, by improving its corporate reputation and obtaining competitive advantages (gao and hafsi 2017). on the other hand, an opposite view represented by friedman (2007) believes that charitable donations occupied a part of the resources that could have been exchanged for profits, causing the loss of resources and violating the fundamental purpose of pursuing maximum profits (schaltegger and burritt 2018; ohalehi 2019; masulis and reza 2014). currently, the academic community has not formed a unified argument on whether and how charitable donations improve corporate performance. galaskiewicz's study of the philanthropic cities of minneapolis and st. paul found that the philanthropic giving of firms within regions and industries create isomorphic institutional pressures, which makes firms imitate the behavior of other firms to engage in philanthropic giving, resulting the phenomenon of philanthropic "contagion" between organizations. therefore, philanthropic giving within a certain region or industry will lead to philanthropy pressure on firms, which will encourage firms to imitate philanthropic giving to influence firms’ performance, and on the other hand, other firms in the region or industry will gain more resources from the government and obtain consumer recognition through philanthropic giving, which will intensify market competition and affect firm performance as well. although both region and industry philanthropy pressure have an impact on firm performance, the mechanisms behind these impacts are different: when faced with region philanthropy pressure, firms pay more attention to the government, which is the major stakeholder in the region. while when faced with industry philanthropy pressure, firms are more likely to focus on industry stakeholders, customers and suppliers. based on this, this paper proposes two moderating factors: legal environment level related to regional factors, and enterprise visibility related to industry factors, to research the impact of philanthropy pressure on corporate performance in different organizational fields. the main contribution of this paper is that (1) taking the environment of the organization as the main research perspective and focusing on the region and industry, the two most direct and adjacent organizational fields of the enterprise, which can make a more complete and detailed study of the impact of philanthropy pressure on corporate performance. (2) the study of the relationship between charitable giving and corporate performance also fails to integrate the dynamic environment in which enterprises operate into the study, and fails to focus on the impact of pressure from other enterprises and their external stakeholders, such as the government, the public, and industry, on corporate performance. this paper links the firm’s environment and the firm's performance to improve the existing theoretical shortcomings. 2. literature review current researches on charitable giving mainly focus on the influencing factors of charitable giving and the relationship between charitable giving and corporate performance. the influential factors can be divided into three categories: institutional level, organizational level and individual level (aguinis 2012). at the institutional level, it is found that government intervention and corporate political connection 22 (zhang, marquis, and qiao 2016; xu and liu 2020; chan and feng 2019) can affect charitable giving; the organizational level researches analyze the purpose of charitable giving is to improve corporate image (ballings, mccullough, and bharadwaj 2018; gautier, and pache 2015) and access government resources (gao and hafsi 2017; cull et al. 2015); and the individual level researches focus on the influence of managers' gender, place of birth, and values on charitable giving (byron and post 2016; lin et al. 2018; luo, xiang, and zhu 2017; ben selma, yan, and hafsi 2020). the relationship between philanthropic donation and corporate performance has the possibility of positive correlation (plewnia and guenther 2017; lev and radhakrishnan 2010), negative correlation (cowan et al. 2013; schaltegger and burritt 2018; ohalehi 2019; masulis and reza 2014) and other correlation (wang et al. 2008; barnett and salomon 2012; brammer and millington 2008; gao, yang, and hafsi 2019), so the conclusions are inconsistent. after analyzing these researches at home and abroad, the following deficiencies were found: (1) existing researches are inconclusive on whether charitable giving can improve corporate performance. (2) from the influencing factors of charitable giving, it can be seen that past researches mainly focus on factors such as political connections and the institutional environment, but few researches have been conducted on the moderating role of industry and regional factors in the organizational fields. therefore, this paper expands the research objects, focusing on the impact of pressure from the main regional stakeholder government and the main industry stakeholder suppliers and customers on corporate performance. it also chooses the level of legal environment and enterprise visibility as the moderating factors. 3. research hypothesis and research design 3.1. research hypothesis this paper analyzes the impact of region and industry philanthropy pressure on corporate financial performance and the moderating effect of the level of legal environment and enterprise visibility on it. there are two sources of philanthropy pressure in a region: first, the attention and recognition of the major regional stakeholder government to charitable behavior will form institutional strength, thus creating institutional pressure on companies to make charitable donations; second, the government's recognition of corporate philanthropy will tilt resources in favor of companies actively making charitable donations, and the increased competitiveness of competitors will bring competitive pressure. under these two pressure mechanisms, market competition intensifies, and firms would respond strategically to improve their performance. as adam smith pointed out in the wealth of nations: "monopoly is the worst enemy of good management, so economists believe that competition is an effective way to improve business performance." past scholars have also confirmed through various studies that the fiercer the market competition, the faster the performance improvement (holmstrom 1982; baggs and de 2007; giroud and mueller 2011; grossman and hart 2004; nickell 1993; grosfeld and tressel 2002; januszewski, koke, and winter 2002). similarly, the impact of industry philanthropy pressure on corporate financial performance is consistent with the region philanthropy pressure mechanism, except that the industry's main stakeholders are customers and suppliers. 3.1.1. the main effect of region and industry philanthropy pressure when companies in a region make charitable donations, they receive attention and recognition from the government, which is the main stakeholder of the region, and receive resource compensation or subsidy income from the government (gao and hafsi, 2017). therefore, there is a strong tendency for firms to make charitable donations in order to gain government support. this can lead to a high dependence on government resources, so firms will actively seek opportunities to build relationships with the government in order to exchange resources. the relatively significant stakeholders for firms in the industry are customers and suppliers. therefore, within the industry environment, a company will pay more attention to the needs of its customers and suppliers. firms fulfilling their responsibilities can improve their corporate image, attract customers, deepen their understanding and recognition of the company, and thus generate brand preference (lenz, wetzel, and hammerschmidt 2017; mishra and modi 2016; müller, fries, and gedenk 2014). therefore, government recognition of charitable donations creates philanthropy pressure in the region, and customers and supplier’s recognition of charitable donations create philanthropy pressure in the industry. h1: region philanthropy pressure has a positive effect on enterprise financial performance. h2: industry philanthropy pressure has a positive effect on enterprise financial performance. 3.1.2. the moderating effect of the level of the legal environment where the legal system is very loose, ambiguous legal rules leave a lot of room for interpretation (ahlstrom and bruton 2001). in such an environment, the government has a higher right to interpret the law and has the ability to bring risks to enterprises. enterprises will actively build relationships with the government in order to reduce transaction costs and uncertainty. when a company is in a poor legal environment, the formal legal system is unable to better protect the rights and interests of the company's operations, and the resources required by the company are largely controlled and allocated by the government. at the same time, the economic level is generally weaker in a region where the legal environment is poorer, the government will have higher expectations for enterprises to assume social responsibility, and will correspondingly provide policy and resource support in return. the combined forces of regional institutional environment and region philanthropy pressure make enterprises more sensitive to government demands, and region philanthropy pressure has a greater impact on enterprise performance. h3: the level of legal environment negatively moderates the positive relationship between region philanthropy pressure and enterprise financial performance. 3.1.3. the moderating effect of enterprise visibility enterprise visibility refers to the amount of attention a firm receives from stakeholders such as the public, the media, and the government, and reflects the company's reputation, exposure, and attractiveness. the higher the visibility, the greater the exposure, the greater the stakeholder attention, and therefore the greater the pressure to comply with social norms (wang and qian 2011). at the industry level, high visibility will provide industry customers and suppliers with a clearer 23 understanding of the characteristics and level of enterprise social behavior, and will raise their expectations of the company (brammer and millington 2006). on the other hand, enterprises can also make use of their existing visibility advantages and high attention from stakeholders, making stakeholders respond positively to the enterprises’ decisionmaking behavior and better enhancing reputation. therefore, enterprises with high visibility not only bear more philanthropy pressure, but also make strategic responses to the pressure pass on to financial performance more quickly. h4: enterprise visibility positively moderates the positive relationship between industry philanthropy pressure and enterprise financial performance. 3.2. research design 3.2.1. data the data were obtained from the following sources: csmar, wind and annual reports of listed companies. this paper selects the data of china's a-share listed companies from 2014-2020 as the original sample data. after dropping firms with missing key variables and non-conforming conditions, we created a final panel consisting of 9451 observations. 3.2.2. variables (1) dependent variables performance: this paper used an accounting-based measure of performance: return on assets (roa), which is the ratio of net income to total assets, to measure the financial performance of a company in the current period. (2) independent variables region philanthropy pressure (regiond): the level of regional charitable donations, which is expressed by dividing the amount of enterprise charitable donations by the operating revenue in that year, in order to control for the effect of size on the absolute amount of charitable donations. according to the administrative district in which the firm is registered, the average of the charitable giving levels of all businesses in the same region is calculated as the region philanthropy pressure. industry philanthropy pressure (industryd): the level of industry charitable donations. industry classification used the 2012 version of csrc industry classification. according to the industry classification, calculate the average value of the enterprise charitable donation level of all enterprises in the same industry as industry philanthropy pressure. (3) moderating variables legal environment level: this paper adopts china justice index of each province from 2016 to 2019 in “report on china justice index”. since there is no clear pattern of change in the justice index, the data for 2015 and 2014 are missing and no reasonable estimation method can be found, and then the data fo 2020 has not been updated, this variable only used four years’ data. enterprise visibility: the more an enterprise invests in advertising and marketing and other sales expenses, the more attention it receives and the more visibility it has (wang and qian 2011). in this paper, we use the marketing expense ratio of the year, i.e., marketing expense divided by operating revenue to represent the relative investment in advertising and other marketing activities to reflect the degree of visibility of the enterprise in the market. 3.2.3. models based on the above assumptions and variables, the following models are constructed to examine the hypothesis. ε +growthα +levα+ ageα + sizeαregiondααeperformanc t5t4t3t2t10t ++= (1) ε +growthα +levα+ ageα + sizeαindustrydααeperformanc t5t4t3t2t10t ++= (2) ε growthα levαageα sizeα legal regiondαlegalαregiondααeperformanc t7t6t5t4 tt3t2t10t +++++ +++= (3) ε growthα levαageα sizeα visibility industrydαvisibilityαindustrydααeperformanc t7t6t5t4 tt3t2t10t +++++ +++= (4) 4. result 4.1. descriptive statistics and correlation result according the descriptive statistics and correlation results of all variables, the firm performance variable roa is significantly correlated with industry philanthropy pressure (industryd) at the 1% level, which tentatively proves that the level of industry philanthropic donations has a significant positive relationship with firm performance, consistent with h2. the positive relationship between region philanthropy pressure (regiond) and roa is positive, but not significant, and needs to be further tested by multiple regression in the following sections. 4.2. regression result this paper use panel data for the analysis, so the hausman test is needed to choose whether the fixed effect model or the random effect model should be used. according to the analysis results, the p value of all models is 0.0000, so the null hypothesis is strongly rejected and the fixed effect model is adopted. the regression results are shown in table 1. table 1. regression results variables roa model 1 model 2 model 3 model 4 regiond 3.756** 302.80** (1.970) (2.29) industryd 6.1062*** 4.4304** (3.13) (2.18) legal 0.0024** (2.15) regiond* legal -4.1218** (-2.19) visibility -0.0463*** (-3.60) industryd* visibility 28.1383*** (2.86) lnsize control control control control age control control control control lev control control control control growth control control control control n 14315 14315 14315 14315 r2 0.0582 0.0587 0.1290 0.0598 f 135.89 137.10 120.79 99.88 note: *p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01 model 1 and 2 are used to test h1 and h2. the results show 24 that roa is significantly positively correlated with region and industry philanthropy pressure at 5% and 1% levels respectively, indicating that region philanthropy pressure will positively affect enterprise financial performance and industry philanthropy pressure will positively affect enterprise financial performance. model 3 are used to test h3. the results show that after adding the legal environment interaction term, region philanthropy pressure is significantly positively correlated with roa at the 5% level. the coefficient of regiond*legal interaction term is significant negative at the 5% level, indicating that regional legal environment level will negatively moderate the relationship between region philanthropy pressure and enterprise performance, which verifies h3. model 4 are used to test h4. the results show that after adding the interaction term for enterprise visibility, industry philanthropy pressure is positively related to roa at the 5% significance level. the coefficient of the industryd*visibility interaction term is significant at the 1% significance level, supporting h4. 5. discussion 5.1. research conclusions (1) within a region, positive philanthropic activity is recognized by the region's most prominent stakeholder the government. within an industry, positive philanthropic philanthropy is recognized by the industry's most prominent stakeholders customers and suppliers. therefore, region and industry charitable giving brings institutional pressure and competitive pressure makes the market more competitive, and in order to adapt to competition and gain a competitive advantage, companies may increase their own charitable giving to obtain corporate resources, suppliers, customer favor, and even continuously improve their own management and sales capabilities.(2) in regions with low legal systems, where the formal legal system is lax and the government controls most of the resources and has great freedom to allocate them. at this time, regional charitable donation will bring greater institutional pressure and competition pressure. enterprises will also regard such pressure as an opportunity and will be more proactive in adopting strategies to reduce risk and improve performance. (3) for firms with higher visibility, industry customers and suppliers will be more aware of the firm's characteristics and behaviors, and will have higher expectations of the firm, which can lead to higher institutional and competitive pressures from philanthropic giving. by taking advantage of their visibility, enterprises can adopt proactive strategies to respond to this pressure, increase their moral capital, and improve their financial performance. 5.2. research suggestions (1) the government should introduce positive preferential policies to encourage enterprises to donate, such as preferential tax and loan policies. and the public should pay more attention to the philanthropic donation behavior of enterprises, so as to urge enterprises to regard philanthropic donation as a kind of "non-price" competitive advantage similar to advertising. 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[57] xu, s., and d. liu. 2020. political connections and corporate social responsibility: political incentives in china. business ethics: a european review 29(4): 664–93.r frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 1 prediction of telecom customer churn based on mipca-xgboost method chen zhuo* school of control and computer engineering, north china electric power university, beijing 102200, china * corresponding author email: cherrybombczz@163.com abstract: in order to solve the problem that the nonlinear information of data in the field of telecom customer churn prediction is not fully used, or even ignored, which leads to inaccurate prediction, this paper introduces the mutual information feature selection method (mipca) to filter the features and reduce the dimensions of customer data, and proposes an xgboost method based on the mutual information feature selection method(mipca-xgboost), which improves the accuracy of the prediction results. by using the data set of telecom industry customers published on kaggle website, compares the prediction result of this method with that of machine learning algorithms commonly used in this field, and proves the accuracy, recall and f_score of mipca-xgboost method is higher than other algorithms. keywords: customer churn; telecom customers; mutual information feature selection; xgboost algorithm. 1. introduction nowadays, the market of china's telecom industry is becoming increasingly saturated, the competition between enterprises is becoming more and more fierce, and the customer churn rate is gradually rising. many enterprises focus on how to use novel marketing models to attract new customers and further develop them into loyal customers. however, studies show that the cost of time and money required for a company to develop a new customer is far greater than the cost of maintaining an existing customer [1]. therefore, it is imperative for enterprises to build a model that can accurately predict the customer churn tendency, understand the customer churn tendency in time and adjust the customer maintenance strategy to reduce the customer churn rate. customer churn is a complex problem, and the prediction methods for different industries are different. at present, there are a large number of domestic literatures on customer churn, involving a wide range of fields. zhang lili [2] and others used decision tree algorithm to predict airline customer churn, and successfully improved the seating rate; yan chun [3] and others used bp-adaboost algorithm to predict the clustered life insurance industry customers, providing a higher prediction accuracy; in the field of e-commerce, wu yongchun [4] fused multiple methods to establish a prediction model, which shortened the prediction time. however, the customer data in the telecommunications industry has the characteristics of large quantity and high dimension. although the above research has made important contributions to the research on customer churn prediction in the fields of aviation, life insurance, e-commerce and so on, it does not mine the important features of the data set, resulting in information redundancy and even dimension disaster [5], which will have an impact on the customer churn prediction in the telecommunications industry and reduce its prediction efficiency and accuracy. at present, the data feature selection in the field of customer churn prediction is generally based on the traditional statistical principal component analysis and linear discriminant method [6]. its advantages are that the theoretical basis is solid and the method is simple and easy to operate, but the nonlinear relationship between attributes is ignored, the information is not fully utilized, and even important information is lost. the mutual information feature selection method can retain most of the original information while effectively reducing the dimension, and take into account the nonlinear relationship between variables [7]. in addition, xgboost algorithm has full application in shortterm photovoltaic power generation prediction [8-11], flight delay prediction [12-14], food safety risk prediction [15-18] and other prediction fields. these studies show that xgboost has the advantages of high flexibility, fast execution speed, and high accuracy of prediction results. based on this, this paper proposes an xgboost prediction method based on mutual information feature selection to solve the problem of customer churn in the telecommunications industry, and compares the accuracy, recall, and f_ score and other indicators, and the analysis proves the effectiveness of the method proposed in this paper in telecom customer churn prediction. 2. mipca-xgboost customer churn prediction method 2.1. mipca method in information theory, mutual information is a measure of interdependence between random variables, which can also be understood as the amount of information of another random variable contained in one random variable [11]. in feature selection, the principal component analysis method in traditional statistics is to analyze the linear relationship between two variables, but cannot reflect the nonlinear relationship in the data. therefore, this paper considers introducing mutual information to feature selection, which is very helpful for evaluating the interdependence between variables, and is no longer limited to the linear relationship. here we introduce information entropy h, which is used to represent the uncertainty of a random variable. suppose there are random variables x and y in data set m, and there are joint distributions 𝑝(𝑥, 𝑦) and marginal distributions 𝑝(𝑥) and 𝑝(𝑦), then there are 2 𝐻(𝑋, 𝑌) = 𝐻(𝑋) + 𝐻(𝑌|𝑋) = 𝐻(𝑌) + 𝐻(𝑋|𝑌) (1) where, 𝐻(𝑋|𝑌) and 𝐻(𝑌|𝑋) are conditional information entropy, which represents the information entropy of its own information after deducting other conditions, which can be expressed as 𝐻(𝑋|𝑌) = − ∑ 𝑝(𝑥, 𝑦)𝑙𝑜𝑔𝑝(𝑥|𝑦)𝑥∈𝑋 (2) 𝐻(𝑌|𝑋) = − ∑ 𝑝(𝑥, 𝑦)𝑙𝑜𝑔𝑝(𝑦|𝑥)𝑦∈𝑌 (3) for random variables x and y, the amount of information of another variable contained in one variable can be expressed by mutual information [11], which is defined as 𝐼(𝑋, 𝑌) = 𝐻(𝑋) − 𝐻(𝑋|𝑌) = 𝐻(𝑌) − 𝐻(𝑌|𝑋) (4) the information entropy of random variables x and y can be expressed as 𝐻(𝑋) = − ∑ 𝑝(𝑥)𝑙𝑜𝑔𝑝(𝑥)𝑥∈𝑋 (5) 𝐻(𝑌) = − ∑ 𝑝(𝑦)𝑙𝑜𝑔𝑝(𝑦)𝑦∈𝑌 (6) therefore, we can further obtain the mutual information 𝐼(𝑋, 𝑌) of random variables x and y as 𝐼(𝑋, 𝑌) = ∑ ∑ 𝑝(𝑥, 𝑦)𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑝(𝑥,𝑦) 𝑝(𝑥)𝑝(𝑦)𝑦∈𝑌𝑥∈𝑋 (7) in the principal component analysis method, the mutual information matrix is used to replace the covariance matrix, and the relationship between the eigenvector and the eigenvalues of the mutual information feature selection method is obtained as 𝐴𝑇 𝛴𝐼 𝐴= 𝐵 (8) among them, 𝛴𝐼 is the mutual information matrix corresponding to the data set m, 𝐴 is the matrix formed when the eigenvector of the mutual information matrix is a column vector, and 𝐵 is the eigenvalue matrix of the mutual information matrix. in 𝛴𝐼 , the elements on the diagonal represent the self-information of variables, while the elements on the non-diagonal represent the mutual information of variables. when the two variables are not related, the mutual information is 0. the principal component 𝑐 of mutual information matrix 𝛴𝐼 is 𝑐𝑘 = 𝛼𝑘 𝑇𝑥 (9) among them, 𝛼𝑘 𝑇(𝑘 = 1,2, . . . , 𝑛) ∈𝐴𝑇 , is conversion coefficient of 𝑐𝑘 . define the contribution rate of the kth feature as 𝜎𝑘. the formula 𝜎𝑘 = 𝜇𝑘 ∑ 𝜇𝑘 𝑛 𝑘=1 (10) 𝜇𝑘 is the 𝑘 th largest eigenvalue of the mutual information matrix. in this paper, the first m principal components whose cumulative contribution rate of 𝛽 is about 90% are selected as the output of the feature selection results, and the dimensionality reduction of the data set is realized. 2.2. principles of xgboost model xgboost algorithm is a model that uses cart tree as the base learner for training and combines multiple base learners to construct a strong classifier. xgboost is used to train the data set, divide the sample data into each leaf node according to different classification characteristics, calculate the gain value of the tree model before and after classification, and finally obtain a training model with the minimum loss value. the objective function can be expressed as 𝑂𝑏𝑗 = ∑ 𝑙(𝑥, 𝑥�̂�) + ∑ ω(𝑓𝑡)𝑇 𝑡=1 𝑛 𝑖=1 (11) where 𝑙 is the loss function, 𝑥𝑖 is the true value of the ith sample data, 𝑥�̂� is the predicted value of the ith sample, n is the total number of samples, ω(𝑓𝑡) is the penalty term controlling the complexity of the model in the t th tree, and t is the number of training trees. xgboost is a superposition training model. when training the t-th tree, the objective function of the t-th tree is 𝑂𝑏𝑗𝑡 = ∑ 𝑙 (𝑥𝑖 , 𝑥�̂� (𝑡−1) + 𝑓𝑡(𝑥𝑖)) + ω(𝑓𝑡) + 𝑐𝑛 𝑖=1 (12) 𝑓𝑡(𝑥𝑖) = 𝑤𝑞(𝑥𝑖) (13) where, 𝑓𝑡(𝑥𝑖) is the weight of sample 𝑥𝑖 in the t-th tree, and its formula is shown in equation (13), c is a constant, 𝑞(𝑥𝑖) is the position of the ith sample on the t-th tree, which is specifically represented by the number of leaf nodes it falls on, and 𝑤𝑞(𝑥𝑖) represents the weight of the leaf node. the second-order taylor series is used to expand the loss function, and the objective function after processing is 𝑂𝑏𝑗𝑡 = ∑ [𝐺𝑘𝑤𝑘 + 1 2 (𝐻𝑘 + 𝜆)𝑤𝑘 2] + 𝛾𝐾𝐾 𝑘=1 (14) ∑ 𝑔𝑖 = 𝐺𝑘𝑖∈𝐼𝑘 (15) ∑ ℎ𝑖𝑖∈𝐼𝑘 = 𝐻𝑘 (16) where, 𝐼𝑘 represents all samples falling on the kth leaf node, and 𝑔𝑖 and ℎ𝑖 are the replacements of the first and second derivatives of the loss function respectively. for each sample that has been trained t-1 times, its g and h are known. 𝐺𝑘 and𝐻𝑘 are the sum of g and h of all samples on k leaf nodes respectively. by observing the simplified objective function formula, it can be seen that this is a quadratic equation with one variable, and the extreme value is 𝑤∗ = − 𝐺𝑘 𝐻𝑘 + 𝜆 (17) by substituting the extreme value into equation (14), the expression of leaf nodes in the tree to be trained can be written as 𝑂𝑏𝑗 = − 1 2 ∑ 𝐺𝑘 2 𝐻𝑘 + 𝜆 𝐾 𝑘=1 + 𝛾𝐾 (18) xgboost model calculates the gain value by calculating 𝑂𝑏𝑗𝑂𝐿𝐷 − 𝑂𝑏𝑗𝑁𝐸𝑊: 𝐺𝑎𝑖𝑛 = 1 2 [ 𝐺𝐿 2 𝐻𝐿 + 𝜆 + 𝐺𝑅 2 𝐻𝑅 + 𝜆 − (𝐺𝐿 + 𝐺𝑅)2 𝐻𝐿 + 𝐻𝑅 + 𝜆 ] – 𝛾 (19) the higher the gain score, the higher the feature importance score of the split node, and the more important its corresponding feature. 2.3. mipca-xgboost step the procedure is as follows: 1)feature screening was performed on the data set by mipca method, and the first m principal components were obtained as new features, and the dimensionality reduction of the initial data set was realized; 2)randomly divide the new data set after feature selection processing, and the divided training set is used as the data input of the model, and the test set is used to verify the trained model. the flow chart of mipca-xgboost is shown in figure 1. 3 telecom customer data set mipca decomposition deaverage build sample mutual information matrix 计算特征值与特征向量 select principal components import xgboost set initial parameters data training test set prediction output results whether the maximum number of iterations has been reached no yes fig. 1 the flow chart of mipca-xgboost method 3. data preparation 3.1. experimental data the telecom industry customer data set used in this paper has 48,712 pieces of data, including 9876 pieces of lost data and 38,836 pieces of non-lost data. the amount of lost data is about 20% of the total data set. in the experiment, the data set is randomly divided into 40% test set and 60% training set, which comes from kaggle website. each piece of data in the data set includes 57 characteristics and attributes, such as account opening time, remaining accounts, recharge period, online duration, and total call duration. some attributes are shown in table 1. table 1. part properties of dataset data classification data attributes basic information customer id, age, package, account opening time billing information account balance, recharge period, credit limit, etc network duration time spent online, time spent online on weekdays, time spent online on weekends, etc communication information number of calls, total call duration, number of calls, number of calls, etc network usage information uplink traffic, downlink traffic, traffic overflow, etc status of complaints the number of complaints, the response time of complaints, etc the data is preprocessed, 0 is used to fill the missing values in the data attributes, unique thermal coding is adopted for discrete attributes, and standardization is carried out for continuous attributes, so that the processed data can meet the standard normal distribution. 3.2. feature selection mipca method was used to select the feature of the data set, and the feature selection results of the data set were compared with the principal component analysis method. the comparison results were expressed as the principal component characteristic value μ and the cumulative contribution rate β, as shown in table 2. table 2. principal component eigenvalue and cumulative contribution rate principal component pca mipca 𝜇 𝛽 𝜇 𝛽 pc1 16.34 30.07% 22.23 43.30% pc2 8.56 46.87% 8.34 56.67% pc3 5.23 57.13% 4.27 64.71% pc4 4.12 65.22% 3.68 70.35% pc5 2.85 69.81% 2.64 76.75% pc6 2.21 73.15% 1.93 80.65% pc7 1.80 76.68% 1.43 83.77% pc8 1.48 79.59% 1.04 86.34% pc9 1.23 82.64% 0.84 88.76% pc10 1.01 84.76% 0.65 89.93% pc11 0.88 85.60% 0.63 91.14% pc12 0.76 85.72% 0.57 92.22% pc13 0.64 86.43% 0.54 93.27% pc14 0.64 87.14% 0.49 94.12% pc15 0.62 87.80% 0.44 95.03% pc16 0.58 88.47% 0.37 95.87% pc17 0.56 89.22% 0.34 96.21% pc18 0.55 89.75% 0.32 96.54% pc19 0.55 90.28% 0.29 96.84% from the extraction results of principal components in table 2, it can be seen that mipca has a higher cumulative contribution rate when principal components of the same dimension are selected. for example, to achieve a cumulative contribution rate of 90%, pca method needs to select 19dimensional principal components, while mipca method reduces the value to 11-dimensional, which indicates that mipca method can make full use of nonlinear information. thus, the original information can be retained to a greater extent, which is helpful to improve the accuracy of subsequent prediction. in this paper, when the cumulative contribution rate reaches 90%, the first 11 dimensional principal components screened by mipca method are selected for xgboost customer loss prediction. 4. customer churn forecast 4.1. evaluation index according to the confusion matrix, the prediction accuracy 𝐸𝑎𝑐𝑐 , the recall rate 𝐸𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑎𝑙𝑙 , and the 𝐹_𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 were calculated as the evaluation index of the algorithm. the calculation formula of each evaluation index is shown as follows, and the classification of customer state prediction results [12] is shown in table 3. table 3. customer status classification true customer status loss of prediction results the prediction result is not churn actual loss tp fn actual nonchurn fp tn 𝐸𝑎𝑐𝑐 = 𝑇𝑃+𝑇𝑁 𝑇𝑃+𝑇𝑁+𝐹𝑃+𝐹𝑁 (20) 𝐸𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑎𝑙𝑙 = 𝑇𝑃 𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑁 (21) 4 𝐹_𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 = 2×𝑇𝑃 2×𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑃+𝐹𝑁 (22) 4.2. important parameter settings of xgboost algorithm the experiment running environment in this paper is a 64bit windows10 operating system, and the specific hardware settings are as follows: 16 gb memory and 12th gen intel(r) core(tm) i5-12490f @ 3.00 ghz cpu. python3 and related toolkits were used in the experiments. after many experiments, the parameters of xgboost are finally set in table iv. table 4. the important parameters of xgboost parameter parameter configuration max-depth 5 min-child-weight 3 learning-rate 0.3 gamma 0.1 subsample 0.76 n-estimators 200 4.3. analysis of prediction results in this paper, mipca-xgboost algorithm is applied to customer churn prediction in the telecom industry, and random forest and logistic regression algorithms commonly used in this field are used for comparison experiments. the comparison results of precision, recall and 𝐹_𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 of related algorithms are shown in table 5. table 5. comparison of prediction results of various algorithms(%) type of algorithm 𝐸𝑎𝑐𝑐 𝐸𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑎𝑙𝑙 𝐹_𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 rf 84.12 84.36 83.25 lr 81.43 83.03 80.13 xgboost 86.37 84.58 84.73 mipca-xgboost 90.56 90.23 89.64 observing the prediction results of various algorithms in table 5, on the whole, the accuracy of three methods of random forest, logistic regression and xgboost is more than 80%, and the mipca-xgboost algorithm has the highest score, with an accuracy of 90.56%, a recall rate of 90.23%, and a 𝐹_𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 value of 89.64%. the accuracy of the random forest algorithm is 84.12%, and the accuracy of the logistic regression algorithm is 81.43%, which indicates that the mipca-xgboost method is more suitable for application in this field. secondly, through the comparison of the xgboost algorithm mipca-xgboost algorithm, it can be seen that the mipca feature selection method improves the prediction accuracy of the xgboost algorithm in this experiment, its accuracy is increased by 4.19%, the recall rate is increased by 5.65%, and the 𝐹_𝑆𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒 value is increased by 4.91%. 5. conclusion from the perspective of making full use of the original information of the data set, this paper introduces the mutual information feature selection method in the study of customer churn prediction in the telecom industry, and proposes the mipca-xgboost method, which successfully improves the prediction accuracy. by selecting the telecom customer data set from kaggle website for experiments, the results show that the prediction accuracy of mipca-xgboost method is as high as 90.56%. it can be seen that the algorithm is helpful for the further research 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(2017) a study on internet customer churn prediction based on social network analysis and xgboost [j]. cyber security and data governance, 2017, 36(23):58-61. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 97 improvement of association algorithm based on matrix optimization yang chen school of information, yunnan university of finance and economics, kunming, yunnan 650221, china 511926706@qq.com abstract: in order to solve the problems of high memory usage and low efficiency of frequent itemsets generation in the process of data mining, the existing association algorithm is improved. the data information is expressed in the form of a boolean matrix, and the matrix is continuously simplified in the operation to optimize the item set connection method, thereby reducing memory consumption and improving algorithm efficiency. keywords: frequent itemsets; boolean matrix; simplified matrix; optimal connection. 1. introduction the earliest concepts related to data mining were put forward by r. agrawal, swami and imielinskih [1] in 1993. they analogized the connection rules between users in different transactions and generated consumer behavior patterns. then apriori algorithm is proposed, which is the most classical algorithm in the field of association rules. toivonen [2] and other researchers optimized the generation process of frequent itemsets in the classic apriori algorithm through tests. yjhan [3] [4] and other researchers improved the traditional algorithm and proposed the fpgrowth algorithm, which puts the data in the database into the nodes of the tree in turn according to rules, avoiding repeated scanning of the database during the mining process. 2. basic concepts and principles of association algorithms 2.1. basic concepts the main purpose of association algorithm is to find out the connection between data in a given data set, that is, strong association rules [5]. at the beginning of the algorithm, the user defines the minimum support and minimum confidence according to the actual situation. support (count): the number of times customers purchase some products at the same time is called support count, and the ratio of the count to the number of times of all products in database d is called support. the threshold for measuring whether the customer purchases the product frequently is called the minimum support (count), which is recorded as min_support. confidence degree: under the condition that customers purchase some commodities a at the same time, the probability of purchasing other commodities b at the same time, that is, the conditional probability p(b|a) of the rule (or implication) a⇒b, is recorded as confidence(a= >b), the threshold for measuring the frequent purchase of some products by customers and the frequent purchase of other products is called the minimum confidence, which is recorded as min_confidence. 2.2. algorithm principle scan the database d, extract and count each product, and generate c1 item set . c1 is a special candidate item set, which can directly calculate the support count of each item in the item set , and delete the item set whose support count is less than the minimum support count . generate frequent itemsets l1 . connection step: in order to find the frequent itemset lk+1, connect lk with itself to generate a set of candidate k+1 itemsets (lk▷lk⇒(generate)ck+1), set lk={l1,l2,.. .,lm} l1={a1,a2,...,ak} l2={b1,b2,...,bk} only guaranteed condition a1=b1,a2=b2,...,ak-1=bk -1,ak<bk. the resulting item set produced by joining l1 and l2 is {a1,a2,...,ak-1,ak,bk} or {b1,b2,...,bk-1,ak,bk}. pruning step: divided into two steps (1) find all the largest non-empty proper subsets, scan lk, because a new element is added, a new combination is generated, scan lk to know whether it is frequent, according to the prior nature , any infrequent k-itemset is not a subset of the frequent k+1itemset, therefore, if the k-item subset of a candidate k+1itemset is not in lk, the candidate cannot be frequent, so can be deleted from ck+1. (2) scan the database d again to obtain the count, delete the itemsets whose support count is less than the minimum support count, and obtain the frequent itemset lk+1. the connection step and the pruning step are cyclically scanned until lk cannot self-connect to generate a set of candidate k+1 itemsets or an infrequent itemset, the loop iteration stops, and all frequent itemsets are found. 3. improvement of association algorithm 3.1. algorithm improvement ideas existing association algorithms have certain limitations [6]. on the one hand, the association algorithm will continue to read the database information when obtaining frequent itemsets, which makes the algorithm very inefficient; on the other hand, the association algorithm can generate new candidate itemsets through the connection step, but it will generate too many duplicate itemsets. it is necessary to compare the generated itemsets with the database to obtain frequent itemsets, which consumes a lot of time and space. therefore, the algorithm makes the following improvements from these two points: (1) record data in the form of a matrix and combine the idea of the connection step of the classic 98 apriori algorithm in the association algorithm to group frequent itemsets so that the connection generates n+1dimensional candidates ensure that no duplicates are generated during the set, improving the efficiency of the algorithm. (2) constantly pruning and optimizing the itemset matrix during the algorithm operation, thereby reducing the consumption of memory and operation time. 3.2. algorithm process enter: d: transactional database min_sup: minimum support threshold output: l: frequent itemsets in d algorithm flow: (1) read the transaction information sequentially from the database, and perform certain processing on it, and convert it into a boolean value, 1 if it exists, and 0 if it does not exist, and generate a boolean matrix d1 corresponding to the database d. calculate the support count corresponding to each item, if it is less than min_sup, delete that column, and the remaining item set is the frequent item set, and get the frequent item set matrix d1 (at this time, the matrix is deleting non-frequent items set while rotating it into a row representing the item set, which is convenient for subsequent code processing). (2) perform an and operation on the matrix d1 with the subsequent rows starting from the first row, and obtain the combined support count at the same time as the operation. if it is less than min_sup, it will be discarded directly. if it is greater than min_sup, it will be retained and used to generate new matrix d2. in this process, the newly generated vectors with a support count greater than min_sup should be grouped into new groups. for example, the first row and the subsequent row are grouped together, the second row and the subsequent row are grouped together, and so on. . (3) find frequent k-itemsets (k>2). starting from the frequent binomial set, put the frequent binomial set matrix into a queue in order according to the divided groups. if the number of vectors in the group is less than 2, just give up (because the and operation cannot be performed to generate a new vector), and then carry out each group in turn according to step 2, and then continue to put it at the end of the queue after a new group is generated. when the queue is empty, it means that no new frequent itemsets can be generated, exit the loop, and find all frequent itemsets. 4. algorithm analysis and experimental comparison 4.1. algorithm analysis compared with the apriori algorithm and existing improved methods, this algorithm has the following advantages: this algorithm records the data read from the database in the form of a matrix. support counting only needs to perform an and operation on the matrix vector without scanning the database multiple times. in the process of operation, a new frequent item set, that is, a new matrix vector, will be generated to replace the previous vector, thereby continuously reducing and compressing the matrix and improving memory utilization. group the newly generated frequent itemsets starting from frequent binomial sets, such as {i1, i2, i3} {i1, i2, i4} into a group {i1, i3, i5}, {i1, i3, i6} divided into a group, this is done by referring to the connection step of the original apriori algorithm, which can make the newly generated itemset unique and orderly, avoid generating duplicate item sets, thus saving a lot of time. when putting the newly generated item set group into the queue, if the number of items sets in the item set group is less than 2, it will be discarded, which has a certain pruning effect and saves a certain amount of time. 4.2. example analysis the following is an example to analyze the data mining process of the improved algorithm. the data set selected in this research comes from the default of credit card clients data set data set in the uci data set. here, 9 of the data are intercepted for instance analysis, and the minimum support is set to 3. the data are shown in the table below. table 1. example analysis data set tid (transaction) item set t1 i1,i2,i3 t2 i2,i4,i5 t3 i1,i2,i3,i6 t4 i2,i4,i6 t5 i2,i3,i4 t6 i1,i3,i4 t7 i1,i2,i3,i6 t8 i3,i4 t9 i1,i3,i4,i5 (1) read the database in turn, set the items that exist in the transaction to 0, and set the items that do not exist to 1. for example, the items read from transaction t1 are i1, i2, and i3, and the matrix vector obtained is 111000. read all things generate the following boolean matrix:                             = 011101 001100 100111 001101 001110 101010 100111 011010 000111 d calculate the support count of the grid column as shown in the following table: table 2. support count item set {i1} {i2} {i3} {i4} {i5} {i6} support count 5 6 7 6 2 3 it can be seen that the support count of the itemset {i5} is 2, which is less than the minimum support count of 3, so the itemset {i5} is an infrequent itemset, if it is deleted, the frequent item set is {{i1},{ i2}, {i3}, {i4}, {i6}}, generate a new frequent item set matrix as shown in the figure below, where the rows and columns of the matrix have been converted, which is a matrix converted while pruning, without extra time consuming. 99                     = 001001100 100000010 110111010 111110101 001011111 101100101 d 6 5 4 3 2 1 i i i i i i (2)the candidate binomial set vector is obtained by performing and operation on the frequent item set matrix from the first row vector, such as the first row {i1} and the second row {i2} to generate {i1,i2}= {1,0,1,0,0,0,1,0,0}, and its support count is calculated as 3, which meets the requirements of the minimum support count, and {i1,i2} is a frequent binomial set. the following steps can be followed to obtain the frequent binomial set matrix:                 = 110110000 000011010 001010101 101100101 001000101 d }4,3{ }4,2{ }3,2{ }3,1{ }2,1{ ii ii ii ii ii (3)while obtaining the frequent binomial set matrix, group the vectors of the matrix, {i1,i2}{i1,i3} into a group, {i2,i3}{i2,i4} into a group, {i3, i4} divide into one group, record the number of vectors in each group, create a vector queue queue, and put the divided groups with the number of vectors greater than or equal to 2 into the queue in turn, as shown in the following table: table 3. vector grouping 0 1 {i1, i2} {i1, i3} {i2, i3} {i2, i4} (4) enter the loop when the queue is not empty, take out the vector group at the top of the queue, and execute step (2). get a new itemset {i1, i2, i3}, and calculate the support count of the second frequent itemset to be 3, so this item set is a frequent itemset. however, since there is only one vector generated by this group, new vectors cannot be generated by connecting within the group at this time, so it does not need to be placed at the end of the queue. loop in this way until the queue is empty, exit the loop, and find all frequent itemsets. 4.3. analysis of mining results in order to compare the efficiency of the improved algorithm and the classic algorithm, this paper adopts the method of controlling variables, respectively controlling the amount of transactions and the basis of support, controlling the number of items and counting of support, and controlling the amount of transactions and the number of items. these three experiments verify that the improved algorithm is running there are certain advantages in terms of efficiency. figure 1. comparison of efficiency of different item numbers figure 2. comparison of the number of items of different things 0 5 10 15 20 10 12 15 20r u n n in g t im e /s number of items / piece 6600 transactions, 0.5 support count ratio apriori improved algorithm 0 2 4 6 8 2500 4000 5000 6000 ti m e /s number of transactions / piece 15 items, support rate count 0.5 apriori 100 figure 3. comparison of counting efficiency with different support degrees it can be seen from figure 1 and figure 2 that the improved algorithm is more efficient than the classical algorithm. however, in the case of the same transaction volume and number of items in figure 3, the efficiency of the improved algorithm is lower than that of the classical algorithm when the support count is low. this may be because the improved algorithm is represented by a matrix. when the support count is relatively low, it will make the amount of matrix simplification in the connection process is small, which increases the amount of calculation and thus increases the operation time. in the follow-up improvement, it can be considered to carry out targeted processing on the case where the number of items is large and the number is large. for example, when the number of items and the number are large, the generated data matrix is likely to be a sparse matrix. without changing the original matrix optimizing the matrix in the absence of meaning should greatly improve efficiency. 5. conclusion this paper has made some improvements to apriori, which effectively enhances the efficiency of the algorithm and reduces the time and space consumption of the algorithm, but there are still some defects, such as matrix redundancy under a large amount of data, etc., and then we will address these deficiencies further improvement, gradually improve the improved algorithm, and at the same time think about the applicable direction of the algorithm to improve the flexibility of the algorithm application. references [1] r. agrawal, t. imielinski, and a. swami. mining association rules between sets of items in large databases. proc, 1993 acm-sigmod int, conf. management of data (sigmod' 9 3), pp. 207-216, washington, dc, may 1993. 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[6] cai weijie, zhang xiaohui, zhu jianqiu, zhu yangyong. a survey of association rules mining [j]. computer engineering ,2001(05): 3133+ 49. 0 5 10 15 20 25 0.1 0.2 0.5 0.8 ti m e /s support count ratio 6600 transactions, 15 items apriori improved algorithm frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 44 insulator defect detection algorithm based on improved yolov5 xin lian1 *, dewen wang2 1 school of control and computer engineering, north china electric power university, baoding 071003, china 2 engineering research center of intelligent computing for complex energy systems, ministry of education, baoding 071003, china * corresponding author: xin lian abstract: aiming at the problems such as small target scale, complex background, difficult detection, false detection and leakage detection of aerial insulators in transmission lines, this paper proposes an insulator defect detection algorithm based on improved yolov5. firstly, cbam attention module is added to the backbone network of yolov5 to improve the feature extraction capability of insulator pictures. secondly, in the feature extraction part, panet structure is replaced by bifpn structure to make full use of the underlying feature information. finally, the improved k-means algorithm is used to determine the prior frame and improve the defect detection accuracy of the insulator. experimental results show that this method can improve the identification accuracy of insulator defect detection in transmission lines. keywords: yolov5; a small goal; an insulator; defect detection; bifpn; cbam attention mechanism; k means++ algorithm. 1. introduction insulator is a special insulating control in the power system. it is responsible for fixing the current-carrying conductor in the overhead transmission line to prevent the current from returning to the ground, and it is an essential equipment in the power system [1]. insulator power failure will directly threaten the safety and stability of the line. according to incomplete statistics, insulator failure accounts for more than 50% of power equipment failures [2]. in order to ensure the safety of power grid, insulator fault detection has become the primary task of power system maintenance. with the development of deep learning, various object detection algorithms have been proposed. the research on insulator target detection makes a great contribution to the location detection of aerial insulator in power inspection. on this basis, it is necessary to further classify and identify the state of insulators. at present, scholars at home and abroad have also made some researches on the defect detection of insulators. the traditional defect identification methods still use graph segmentation and machine learning, etc. literature [3] preprocessed insulators, converted rgb values into brightness space, and avoided the impact of illumination on images. then otsu algorithm was used to segment and morphological method was used to analyze the defects the segmented image is denoised. finally, the number of pixels on the insulator string is determined to determine whether there are self-explosion and other damage defects. traditional methods mainly focus on image segmentation, and the algorithm is complex. the realization of insulator segmentation algorithm in different scenes is different, and it is difficult to meet the defect detection of a large number of aerial photography insulators with complex background. the convolutional neural network does not need to do too much data preprocessing, but extracts the features of the input image as a whole, and autonomously learns the features of the image to realize defect detection. in literature [4], ssd model was used to detect the state of insulators, densenet was introduced as a feature extraction network to enhance the classification ability of the model, and data enhancement was used to solve the problem of sparse data and improve the accuracy of the model. in literature [5], random forest algorithm is used to segment insulators for target identification, and then convolutional neural network is used to judge whether there are defects on insulators. finally, faster r-cnn network is used to locate the location of defects on insulators. in literature [6], faster r cnn algorithm was used in the detection of uav power line inspection image parts, and the detection effect of power parts was better, but it could not meet the real-time requirements. literature [7] proposes an aerial insulator detection method based on u-net deep network, which is an effective insulator detection method. however, the background of insulator image is relatively simple, so it cannot be accurately detected under complex background. literature [8] uses the random sample consensus, ransac) designed the missing insulator detection algorithm and combined with the single shot multibox detector (ssd) algorithm to locate the missing insulators in the picture, but the method of fitting the line to detect defects had poor anti-interference ability. through research and investigation, there have been many researches on deep learning in the field of insulator detection, which provides new ideas for power inspection. moreover, insulator defect detection has become the main trend of deep learning in power inspection research, which has advantages over traditional detection methods in terms of detection accuracy, speed and generalization ability of model application. however, at present, there is still a great room for improvement in the research of insulator defect detection in power inspection. there are few public data sets, and most of the data sets used in research experiments are difficult to meet the actual needs. the number of layers in the feature extraction network is too few, and the features extracted from the insulator image with complex background are fuzzy. the defect size is smaller than the insulator size target, and the method for improving the defect detection accuracy of small target is single. therefore, an insulator defect detection algorithm based on 45 improved yolov5 is proposed in this paper in view of the small target scale, complex background, difficult detection, false detection and leakage detection of aerial insulators in transmission lines. firstly, cbam attention module is added to the backbone network of yolov5 to improve the feature extraction capability of insulator pictures. secondly, in the feature extraction part, panet structure is replaced by bifpn structure to make full use of the underlying feature information. finally, the improved k-means algorithm is used to determine the prior frame, so as to improve the stability of the generated prior frame and the detection accuracy of insulator defects. 2. principle of yolov5 algorithm yolov5 has four network models of different sizes, s, m, l and x, among which yolov5s is the smallest, and other models are the product of increasing network depth and width on its basis. although its detection performance is constantly enhanced, the size of the model is getting bigger and the detection speed is getting slower and slower. the yolov5s was chosen as the base model in order to make the model lightweight and easier to port to embedded devices. there are many yolov5 versions, this article uses version 5.0, and the activation function has changed from the leakyrelu and hardswish unity of the early days to the silu activation function. in addition, the c3 module is adopted to replace the original bottleneckcsp module. the c3 module eliminates one convolutional layer in bottleneckcsp compared to bottleneckcsp module, which improves the overall model size and reasoning speed. although the accuracy is decreased by 0.8% compared with the 3.0 version, compared with the speed improvement, this accuracy loss is still acceptable. this experiment is an improvement based on the 5.0 version model. the model of yolov5 is mainly composed of backbone and head. backbone, as the feature extraction module, mainly consists of focus, c3 and spp modules, while the head part mainly includes neck and detect modules for extracting fusion features. its network model is shown in figure 1. the backbone consists of three modules. figure 1. yolov5 network structure 1)focus module. this is the unique structure of yolov5. its main idea is to cut the input image through slicing operation, periodically extract pixels from the high resolution image and reconstruct them into the low resolution image, that is, stack the four adjacent positions of the image. by gathering w and h dimension information into c channel space, the receptive field of each point is improved while the computation is reduced, avoiding the loss of original information. 2)cross stage partial network (csp) module. the feature map of the base layer is divided into two parts and then combined with the cross-stage hierarchical structure to achieve a richer gradient combination. the author of yolov5 also uses this structure for reference. however, compared with yolov4, which only uses csp structure in the backbone, the author of v5 designs two csp structures, respectively for the backbone and neck. later, the author improves this structure by removing a convolutional layer in the bottleneck structure and changing it into c3 mode block. 3)spatial pyramid pooling network (spp) module. this module is based on the sppnet proposed by he keming in 2014, also known as the spatial pyramid pooling network. by means of maximum pooling k=(1x1, 5x5, 9x9, 13x13), feature maps of different scales are splicing to realize the fusion of features of different scales, thus improving the sensitivity field and extracting important features. in the head part, y0lov5 uses the structure of the feature pyramid fpn+pan. the fpn layer transmits and integrates the feature information of the upper layer and the lower layer through up-sampling, while the pan layer splice the feature of the lower layer with the feature of the upper layer, so that the feature of the lower layer with high resolution is transmitted to the upper layer. based on the structure of fpn+pan, the feature aggregation of different detection layers from different trunk layers can effectively solve the multi-scale problem. 3. improved yolov5 model 3.1. integrate cbam attention module cbam is a lightweight attention module that is simple and effective, can be directly integrated into the cnn architecture, and can be trained end-to-end. given a feature map, cbam deduces the attention map along two independent dimensions, channel and space, and then multiplies the attention map with the input feature map for adaptive feature refinement. the structure of cbam module is shown in figure 2. in literature [9], cbam module is integrated into different models of different data sets and different classification tasks, and the model performance is greatly improved, which proves the effectiveness of cbam module. figure 2. cbam attention module the target size of insulator defect is small, the features are few and not obvious. adding cbam attention module to the backbone network can enhance the network's ability to extract the target features, and directly improve the feature fusion of the neck network. in the detection task, the cbam attention module can help the model effectively extract the attention area and improve the detection performance. 3.2. weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network bifpn [10] network is an efficient multi-scale feature fusion method integrating bidirectional cross connection and weighted fusion. since fpn[11] was proposed, fpn has been widely used in multi-scale feature fusion. in recent years, more multi-scale feature fusion network structures, such as panet [l2], m2det[13] and nas-fpn[14], have been proposed by researchers. however, when input features of different levels are fused, most work summarizes them indiscriminately. however, these different input features have different resolutions and have different contributions to the 46 fused output features. to this end, literature [15] proposes a simple but efficient weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network (bifpn), which introduces a learning weight factor to represent the importance of different input features, while repeatedly applying top-down and bottom-up multi-scale feature fusion. in order to make full use of the underlying characteristics of the target, this paper improved the neck network and replaced the original panet network with bifpn network to improve the detection accuracy. its structure is shown in figure 3. although panet in yolov5 achieved good multiscale feature fusion results through top-down and bottom-up path aggregation, it required a large amount of computation, and the input features in the bottom-up feature fusion stage did not contain the original output features generated by the backbone network. bifpn uses cross-connection to remove nodes that contribute little to feature fusion in panet, and adds a skip connection between input nodes and output nodes at the same scale, which fuses more features without increasing the cost. on the same feature scale, each bidirectional path is regarded as a feature network layer, and the same layer is repeatedly used to achieve a higher level of feature fusion. figure 3. improved neck network 3.3. improved distance standard k-means algorithm using k-means algorithm to determine prior box has become an indispensable step of target detection. the kmeans algorithm provided by yolov5 can cluster new prior boxes on its own data set, but it takes the euclidean distance between sample boxes as the distance measurement, which will lead to a larger proportion of prior boxes when calculating losses. however, the purpose of clustering is to make the prior box and the adjacent real box have larger iou values. the following two cases obviously have the same iou values, so the ratio should be the same in loss calculation. the improved calculation formula is as follows: 𝑑 = 1 − 𝐼𝑂𝑈(𝑏𝑜𝑥, 𝑐𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑟𝑜𝑖𝑑) the average iou of prior boxes obtained by the improved k-means algorithm is 85.68%, 3.1% higher than that before the improvement. nine prior boxes are obtained by using the improved k-means algorithm, which respectively correspond to the feature maps of different scales. 4. results and discussion 4.1. experimental environment and data set experimental environment: the operating system used in the experiment was windows10, the gpu model was tesla v100-pcie 32gb, and the cpu model was intel(r) xeon(r) gold 5218 cpu @ 2.30ghz. all models are based on pytorch 1.8 and use cuda 10.1 to accelerate the gpu. data set: as there are few insulator data sets disclosed in the current power inspection, in order to better achieve the purpose of the experiment, this paper collected and sorted out the existing insulator data, and finally summarized a total of 848 insulator pictures, including 600 normal insulator images and 248 defective insulators. labelimg image annotation tool is used to label all images. the insulator is labeled as insulator and the defect position is labeled as defect. in order to improve the generalization ability of the network model, the data set was divided by 4/6, with the training set accounting for 40%, the test set accounting for 60%, and the positive and negative samples accounting for 50% respectively in the training set and the test set. 4.2. analysis of experimental results experimental environment: the operating system used in the experiment was windows10, the gpu model was tesla v100-pcie 32gb, and the cpu model was intel(r) xeon(r) gold 5218 cpu @ 2.30ghz. all models are based on pytorch 1.8 and use cuda 10.1 to accelerate the gpu. in order to realize the optimal performance of the model, sgd(stochastic gradient descent) and adam (adaptive moment estimation) optimizers are used for comparison. the results of different optimizers are shown in table 1. table 1. experimental data of sensor measurement accuracy network model sgd adam map @0.5 map@0. 5:0.95 map@ 0.5 map@0.5: 0.95 yolov5 0.953 0.854 0.947 0.846 improved yolov5 0.972 0.95 0.969 0.93 it can be seen from table 1 that the average accuracy of using sgd optimizer is generally higher than adan. therefore, sgd is selected as the optimizer by default in the subsequent experiment for continuous network training. the changes of various parameter indexes of the improved yolov5 model along with the training cycle are shown in figure 4. as can be seen from figure 4, with the continuous training of the model, the position loss and category loss of the training set continue to decline. after 50 training cycles, the position loss of the verification set tends to be stable at about 0.01, the confidence loss is stable at about 0.005, the class loss is close to 0.0005, and the accuracy and recall rate of the model detection are stable at about 0.98. figure 4. paramter index of improved yolov5 in order to check the performance of the model before and after improvement, different models were used for testing, 47 and the results were shown in table 2. as can be seen from table 2, the improved insulator detection network model greatly improves the speed on the basis of ensuring the accuracy, and can meet the task requirements of uav power inspection. the improved network model can locate the insulator and defect positions accurately. it is a feasible insulator defect detection algorithm, in which the insulator positions are mapped by insulator and defect positions by defect. the detection effect before and after improvement is shown in figure 5. table 2. contrast experiment network model precision recall map@0.5 yolov3 0.932 0.948 0.938 yolov5 0.945 0.944 0.953 improved yolov5 0.985 0.981 0.97 (a) before improvement (b) after improvement figure 5. image of yolov5 test before and after improvement 5. conclusion in this paper, an improved yolov5 insulator defect detection 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webgis; power inspection; information system. 1. introduction electric power system is the core infrastructure of national economic construction and residents' life. in order to ensure the safe and stable operation of electric power system, strict daily inspection is required. in the daily patrol inspection process of power system, the patrol objects involved, such as lines, stations, transformer stations, etc., are spatially presented in the form of points, lines, planes, etc. at the same time, a large amount of attribute information is generated in the patrol inspection process. scientific and effective management of these patrol objects and patrol information is the basis for giving play to the patrol inspection effect and ensuring the safe operation of the power grid. according to the characteristics of patrol objects and patrol information, which have both spatial location information and attribute information, an effective way to manage such information is to run geographic information system (gis) technology. this paper uses this technology to design and develop a set of electric power patrol information management system. 2. mapworld api when geographic information system technology manages information, it will run in a unified data management mode and data operation mode according to the characteristics of spatial information and attribute information, which can play a standardized effect. in order to better use these unified management and operation modes, developers integrate these modes into a set of standard instructions, which are called api (application program interface), the secondary developers only need to call the corresponding functions to complete the corresponding standardized operations, which greatly reduces the development workload and reduces the possibility of program running errors. the mapworld api is a map api platform established by the national basic geographic information center. it mainly provides two functions, one is to provide vector map data including conventional ground objects, which omits the process of re mapping basic ground object vector data by secondary developers; second, it provides function call interfaces including common functions such as map operation, object search, and object creation, which greatly simplifies the development workload of secondary developers. this paper uses the mapworld api as a tool to make use of these two functions to better achieve the design goal. 3. overall design of system the overall design of the system is to design the overall structure of the system at the macro level, which is the basis for the development and implementation of the software system. the quality of the overall design determines the operation quality of the software throughout its life cycle, and is the basic guidance for the development work. 3.1. user requirements analysis according to the early investigation, the users of the electric power networks inspection information management system developed in this paper need to specifically include the following: 3.1.1. informatization operation of on-site patrol inspection the most basic and main function of the electric power networks inspection information management system is to realize the whole process information operation of on-site inspection. it is subdivided into operator identity login management, automatic transfer of inspection items, and image and text data entry of inspection results. 3.1.2. wireless upload of inspection data on site patrol inspection uses smart phones to collect inspection result data. after data entry, it needs to be synchronously uploaded to the data center of the system wirelessly. 3.1.3. unified management of inspection data the data uploaded from the mobile terminal or its multi system data terminal, after entering the management center, it needs to be managed uniformly in the management center. 14 therefore, a function module for unified data management needs to be designed. 3.2. structure design of system the software system developed in this paper runs in network mode and adopts b/s architecture. the overall structure of the system is shown in figure 1. figure 1. overall structure of system the system is generally composed of front-end (b end, browser end) and back-end (s end, server end). the front end runs on the mobile device of the operator, mainly used to complete the collection and entry of the electric power patrol inspection, and upload the entered information to the server. the back end is mainly composed of two layers, namely the business layer and the data layer. the data layer mainly completes the centralized storage and management of data, connects with the business layer through the data engine interface, provides data to the business layer, and receives the processed data from the business layer. the business layer undertakes the main business processing tasks of the entire system, which is composed of different functional modules. 4. calling of mapworld api the map foundation of the system is realized by calling the mapworld api, which is referenced in the header file of the web page file on the server side. the main code is as follows: <script type="text/javascript" src="http://api.tianditu.gov.cn/api?v=4.0&tk=key"></script> <script> var map; var zoom = 12; function onload() { map = new t.map('mapdiv'); map.centerandzoom(new t.lnglat(117.41, 36.89), zoom); } </script> after calling the mapworld api, we can obtain the basic map data and complete the basic data settings of patrol information map visualization. 5. function design of system the functional design of the system is to complete the design of each functional module planned in the overall design, so that each functional module can complete the corresponding work. the main functional modules of the system designed in this paper include: user information management, data browsing, data management, information query. the function module of system can be expressed by figure2. figure 2. function module of system 5.1. user information management the user information management module is a functional module that stores and manages the user name, user information and login password. its design idea is to establish a user information table in the system database. when a user logs in, the user name and password entered match the preset information in the user information table. if the information matches, the user is allowed to log in. if the information does not match, the user is refused to log in. this module not only classifies users' identities to provide different functions, but also guarantees system security. 5.2. field inspection module the field inspection module runs on the mobile terminal, and its main function is to provide the patrol inspectors with operation tools. after logging in, the patrol inspectors can see various inspection items, provide the security inspectors with input windows, and provide the function of taking photos, so that the security personnel can take photos of the site situation. after the patrol inspectors complete the inspection data entry and taking photos, the module stores relevant information. 5.3. data transmission and warehousing module the function of the data transmission and warehousing module is to transmit the inspection result information of the mobile terminal to the server and store it in the data table of the server. here, we mainly use java under the android platform environment to develop the data transmission function, and use php to develop a receiving function on the server side to place the information in a separate table. after the data processing module verifies the data, it will be stored in the system database. 5.4. data processing and filing module the data processing and filing module runs on the server side and is mainly developed by php. the function of this module is first to verify the data transmitted from the mobile terminal. when the data is correct, the module stores the data in the information table corresponding to the project in the database and archives the data according to the time and other parameters of the inspection task. 15 5.5. information browsing and query module the information browsing and query module also runs on the server side. its function is to provide information services for users by using attribute data and spatial data interconnection based on archived patrol data. there are two forms of query service. one is to query the figure objects according to the attribute data, and the other is to directly query the attributes of the figure objects. 6. conclusions electric power inspection is a basic and important work in the electric power industry. the data generated by the inspection is a direct reflection of the operation situation of the power system, which has great research and application value. how to manage and use these data is an important work to better play the role of electric power inspection. the comprehensive management ability of spatial data and attribute data provided by gis technology, as well as the excellent performance of spatial analysis, can well realize the management, analysis and use of patrol information. at the same time, with the development of artificial intelligence and big data technology, as well as the introduction and use in this system, the analysis ability of the system will be further improved, and the value of electric power patrol data will be better excavated, which is the next development direction of this system. references [1] herbuela von ralph dane marquez et al. integrating behavior of children with profound intellectual, multiple, or severe motor disabilities with location and environment data sensors for independent communication and mobility: app development and pilot testing.[j]. jmir rehabilitation and assistive technologies, 2021, 8(2). 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[7] andy a. lapada. development and evaluation of a management information system with sms notification technology in a philippine military camp[j]. international journal of engineering and advanced technology (ijeat), 2019, 8(5) : 1174-1177. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 56 research on a uuv cluster communication model hai fu* shandong qingdao, china. * corresponding author: email: 864853960@qq.com. abstract: the characteristics of low bandwidth and high packet loss of underwater communication restrict the research and development of uuv cluster. this paper proposes a uuv cluster communication model, which increases the overall network throughput and improves the overall data transmission efficiency within the cluster network. keywords: uuv; underwater; cluster communication. 1. introduction in recent years, with the development of unmanned platforms, many countries have also increased their research efforts on unmanned underwater vehicles (uuv) [1]. however, the performance of a single uuv is difficult to meet the requirements, and its functions and scope of action are constrained. therefore, researchers began to focus on multi uuv clusters. multi uuv clusters has great potential. it can expand the perception range of a single uuv, improve efficiency, and can be used for tasks such as detection of seabed mineral resources, detection of underwater targets [2]. at the same time, they have the advantages of low cost, high scalability, high efficiency, strong fault tolerance, and reconfiguration [3]. in recent years, the swarm intelligence technology based on multi uuv clusters has also begun to receive attention and research [4]. the swarm intelligence technology is derived from the research on social organisms such as ants, bees, and is called the next generation artificial intelligence technology, which has high application value. however, the realization of multi uuv cluster and group intelligence depends on highspeed real-time communication between all individuals in the cluster, and the characteristics of underwater environment make the speed and stability of underwater communication difficult to meet the requirements, which has become a bottleneck problem restricting the development of underwater cluster cooperation and group intelligence [5]. underwater communication has always been the focus of research in various countries, and the current research mainly focuses on the following aspects.1. radio communication. as the main transmission mode of modern communication, radio communication has the advantages of long distance and high bandwidth. however, the electromagnetic wave attenuates rapidly underwater, and the higher the frequency is, the greater the attenuation is. the propagation distance of ordinary electromagnetic wave underwater is very limited. therefore, radio communication mainly relies on vlf and ultra-low frequency communication, and the communication distance can reach hundreds of meters. however, the disadvantage is that the transmission rate is extremely low. generally, the amount of data transmitted per minute is a few bytes, and only commands or short codes can be transmitted. 2. underwater acoustic communication. using the bionic principle and referring to the practice of dolphins, whales and other underwater creatures transmitting information through sound, the research will transform the signal into sound wave for transmission, and the receiver will convert the sound wave into electrical signal to complete communication. this method has small attenuation and long transmission distance, but it is easy to be affected by underwater noise of different densities, temperatures and types. the communication effect is very poor, the bit error rate is very high, and the transmission rate is not high. 3. new communication methods. with the breakthrough of science and technology, research on underwater communication using other technologies has also emerged, such as blue green laser communication, neutrino communication, quantum communication, etc. the blue green laser has strong penetration ability in water, low attenuation, high transmission rate, large information capacity, strong anti-interference, small receiving antenna, etc., but the directivity of the laser is too strong, so it is necessary to know the accurate location information of the communication partner, therefore, there are great difficulties in practical application; the physical characteristics of neutrino and quantum communication determine their strong penetrability, confidentiality and anti-interference ability. however, the research on these two kinds of communication is still in the initial stage, and there is still a long way to go from practical application. to sum up, it can be seen that both radio communication and underwater acoustic communication have the characteristics of low transmission rate, short communication distance, large interference and high packet loss rate. therefore, how to effectively solve these shortcomings and improve the efficiency of underwater communication is the key to realize the cooperative work of multiple uuv systems and promote the research of underwater group intelligence. 2. underwater multi uuv cluster communication model the communication between uuvs in the underwater environment, whether in radio or underwater acoustic mode, can be broadcast around, that is, uuvs in a certain range around can receive information. these uuvs that can communicate directly constitute a lan. each uuv in the network has the ability to store and forward, and assume the function of a routing node. therefore, the cluster composed of multiple uuvs is logically similar to the routing multicast communication when communicating with each other, but the links between nodes are characterized by low transmission rate, high packet 57 loss rate, instability and dynamic change. each uuv individual in the cluster has the function of store and forward, similar to a router in the network. when the two uuvs cannot communicate directly due to the long distance and strong interference, it can be understood that the link between the two routers in the network is disconnected, and data relay transmission can be completed with the help of other nodes. at the same time, with the relay transmission of uuv nodes, data transmission between underwater uuv clusters and ships, air planes, space satellites, ground receiving stations and other underwater communication nodes can also be realized. when a uuv rises to the surface, it acts as a relay node between the underwater cluster and the communication nodes on the water. other uuvs in the underwater cluster do not need to rise to the surface, which not only avoids the risk of exposing, but also enables communication with the nodes on the water. in addition to floating a uuv out of the water as a real-time relay transmission node, in order to reduce the time of exposure on the water surface, it can also use the uuv's own data storage capacity to transmit all other uuv data to the relay node uuv through the cluster networking underwater. after receiving the data from all nodes, the uuv will automatically go to surface and transmit all the data to the node on the water through the normal high-speed radio. because the radio transmission speed on the water is very fast, the exposure time of the relay uuv on the water can be reduced, thus reducing the risk of being found. fig.1 uuv relay transmission 3. optimization strategy of the model the realization of multi uuv cooperative operation and uuv group intelligence often requires that the information of one uuv in the cluster can be transmitted to all other uuvs in the cluster. therefore, the communication in the cluster needs to solve two levels of problems. first, from the overall perspective of the entire network, it is necessary to realize that the data of each uuv in the cluster can be transmitted to all other uuvs as quickly as possible under the condition of limited underwater communication bandwidth. second, the point-to-point communication between two nodes should be fast and efficient. in traditional wireless lan, multicast is usually used to realize data transmission from node to all other nodes. however, due to the limited point-to-point transmission bandwidth in underwater environment, it is necessary to make full use of the transmission bandwidth to achieve the maximum multicast capacity. to solve this problem, we use the advantages of network coding technology in traditional routing multicast, and apply network coding technology to underwater multi uuv cluster communication network to adapt to the scene of limited underwater communication bandwidth. network coding combines the concepts of coding and routing. by coding and combining information from different links, network nodes can realize both routing and coding functions. under this network structure, you can make full use of the link bandwidth between nodes. with the help of the node's own sufficient storage and computing capabilities, you can store the received data for coding calculation, and then forward the encoded data, thus reducing the amount of data transmitted on the link. therefore, it is particularly suitable for network scenarios where the node has sufficient computing capacity and limited link bandwidth. the underwater multi uuv cluster networking transmission just belongs to this type of scenario. network coding can effectively improve the performance of network multicast, improve the capacity of multicast network, improve link load balance, save node energy consumption, improve network connection robustness, and improve network error correction efficiency. in addition, aiming at the high packet loss rate of point-topoint communication in underwater environment, the combination of packet coding and automatic retransmission is used to optimize. in the field of network transmission, the traditional feedback retransmission mechanism is that the sender triggers retransmission of lost packets according to the packet loss information received from the receiver. this technology is suitable for transmission scenarios with low packet loss rate and delay. when encountering scenarios with high packet loss rate and high time delay, the transmission efficiency will become very low. especially in the case of high packet loss rate underwater, the use of feedback retransmission may lead to multiple feedback retransmissions of data before it can be completely transmitted to the opposite end, which is extremely time-consuming. in this scenario, the combination of packet coding and automatic retransmission can be used to optimize, that is, the sender will automatically send the original packet again no matter whether it is lost, so that the sender does not need to wait for the packet loss information from the receiver, thus avoiding the time loss of waiting for feedback. however, the disadvantage is that automatic retransmission of the original packet will double the amount of data transmitted, in the case of limited underwater communication bandwidth, the transmission efficiency will also be reduced. therefore, the automatic retransmission mechanism can be combined with the packet encoding technology to change the data packets sent during the automatic retransmission from the original packets to the encoded packets calculated by the data groups composed of several data packets. the receiver can calculate the original packets according to the received encoded packets through the decoding operation, thus avoiding the problem of doubling the amount of data transmitted due to the automatic retransmission of redundant packets. taking the link packet loss rate of 0.25 as an example, every three original packets between normal transmission packets 1 and n will automatically send a redundant encoded packet. the three original packets and encoded packets form a data group. the encoded packets in the group are calculated 58 from three original packets. if any one of the three data packets in the group is lost, the receiver can calculate the lost data packet by using the remaining two original data packets and coded packets, without having to feed back the packet loss information to the sender and wait for the sender to retransmit, which saves time and improves efficiency. if all the packets in the group are received, this coded redundant packet can check whether the original packets in the block are correct, or even correct errors. 4. summary this paper describes the great advantages and broad prospects of uuv cluster cooperative work and group intelligence technology in the current underwater environment, and briefly introduces the development status and defects of underwater communication technology. a multi uuv communication model is proposed, and network coding technology is applied to optimize it, so as to improve the utilization of communication 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we often encounter some mathematical models that can be handled by graphs and adjacency matrices of graphs. using adjacency matrix to represent graphs is simple and intuitive, and adjacency matrix can represent some practical information of graphs. in this paper, the application of adjacency matrix in mathematical modeling is analyzed and studied, and on this basis, the application of matrix in mathematical modeling is further studied and popularized. keywords: matrix; mathematical modeling; thought tool. 1. introduction it is the mother of mathematical science and the common foundation of many disciplines. with the rapid development of computer and the arrival of information age, people pay more and more attention to quantitative research in most research fields [1]. in the process of mathematical modeling, we often encounter some mathematical models that can be handled by graphs and adjacency matrices of graphs [2]. using adjacency matrix to represent graphs is simple and intuitive, and adjacency matrix can represent some practical information of graphs [3]. matrix is one of the most basic mathematical concepts, and it is also a simple thinking tool for people to grasp the essence of complex practical things. in mathematical modeling, matrix is widely used, such as mathematical programming, analytic hierarchy process, markov chain model, input-output, data fitting, etc., and matrix analysis is mainly used to solve problems [4]. no matter what kind of practical problems are solved by mathematical methods, the establishment of mathematical models is a crucial step, and it is also a very difficult step. by observing and studying the inherent characteristics and laws of practical objects, we should grasp the essence of things, establish a quantitative relationship that reflects practical problems, and then use mathematical theories and methods to analyze and solve problems [5]. it is one of the most important concepts in matrix mathematics and an important mathematical tool. it is widely used in various branches of natural science [6]. matrix is also widely used in mathematical modeling, such as mathematical programming model, linear algebraic model, differential equation model and data fitting. with the deepening of scientific research, the application of matrix theory is more and more extensive [7]. it plays an irreplaceable role in many disciplines and fields, such as the first-order approximation of multivariate functions in mathematical analysis and the existence theorem of implicit functions are closely related to matrix theory [8]. matrix is a numerical table, and the data in the table can be operated and transformed by algebraic methods. it can simplify complex and abstract practical problems, so that we can see the essence of practical problems clearly. therefore, the use of matrix in solving practical problems will often get twice the result with half the effort [9]. there are countless examples of the application of matrix theory in other mathematical disciplines and research fields. therefore, we should not study it independently, but apply it to other mathematics courses and combine them organically, so as to deepen our understanding of higher algebra. in this paper, the application of adjacency matrix in mathematical modeling is analyzed and studied, and on this basis, the application of matrix in mathematical modeling is further studied and popularized. 2. heterogeneous modal data denoising with the rapid development of computer and the arrival of information age, people pay more and more attention to quantitative research in most research fields. it can be said that the development of any discipline is closely related to quantitative analysis and research, and mathematics plays a vital role in quantitative research [10]. matrix theory is the core content of higher algebra, and many ideas and methods in matrix theory greatly enrich the algebraic theory of mathematics. when matrix theory is applied to these mathematical disciplines, such as optimization and graph theory, compared with the conventional methods, it often has unique effects and makes many problems simple and clear. assume that the one-dimensional integrated network signal function ( )xf is projected onto each step j of the subset ( )012 vvvv j  . the projection is set by integrating the scale product kjc , of the network signal function ( )xf and the scale function ( )xkj , , and the projection setting formula is: ( ) ( )xxfc kjkj ,, ,= (1) ( ) ( )kxx jk kj −= −− 22,  (2) where: ( )x stands for low-pass filter, also called scaling function. assuming ( )xh represents a wavelet 20 function, the scaling function ( )x can be expressed as follows: ( ) ( ) −=      x nxxh x  22 1 (3) kjc ,1+ can be solved by kjc , : ( )=+ n kjkj cnhc ,,1 (4) the scale product of wavelet coefficient kjw , can be expressed as: ( ) −= k kjkj ckngw ,, 2 (5) ( )kng 2− wavelet coefficient set. and so on until the length of the one-dimensional integrated network signal function ( )xf becomes 1. transformations other than down sampling need up sampling before filtering convolution of each scale, so that kjc ,1+ and discrete wavelet coefficients can be expressed as: ( ) ++ = l jlkjkj clhc 2,,1 (6) ( ) ++ = l jlkjkj clgw 2,,1 (7) where l represents the maximum step of the subset ( )012 vvvvj  . the redundancy of this wavelet transform is helpful to highlight the characteristics of data signals, especially in noise extraction. 3. estimation of matrix eigenvalue the traditional error bound estimation of matrix eigenvalues is described as the distance between the eigenvalues of the original matrix and the eigenvalues of the disturbance matrix. the characteristic coefficient of polynomial plays a key role in the application of quantum physics, especially it provides such information. if the matrix a is a normal matrix, the binomial value becomes smaller. at this time, the elementary symmetric function is aimed at all singular values instead of the maximum value, which can get better coefficient constraints. for the lower bound of the minimum eigenvalue ( )1−aaq 。 of the had-amard product of matrix a and its inverse 1−a , it is obtained that: ( ) n aaq 11 −。 (8) and guess: ( ) n aaq 21 −。 (9) when the order of a matrix is very large, the result of this estimation formula is not good. improved results: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )  2 1 2 1 21 11 1 ,1max + +− −+ + − n n jn j jaaq   。 (10) due to the complexity of ( )j calculation, it is concluded from the elements of the matrix that: ( )           + −     − ij ji iiii ni s rsa aaq 1 min1。 (11) including:   nissij a r dar ij ij i kk k k ij iji = ==    ,max, , (12) 4. feature extraction of heterogeneous modal data in integrated networks when the number of columns in the matrix is the same as the number of elements in a certain column vector, multiplying the matrix by the vector will get another vector, which is the linear transformation of the vector. when the matrix is square, the linear transformation can continue. that is, a new vector is obtained by multiplying a matrix by a vector, and another new vector is obtained by multiplying the same matrix by the new vector. the essence of this operation is to multiply the initial vector by the power of the matrix. let the heterogeneous modal data matrix of the basic network after denoising and classification be as follows:   nm n rxxx = ''''' ,, (13) each column vector represents the original data points with m spectral bands, and nmf aims to find two nonnegative matrices   rm ir ruu == and   rn jr rvv == . multiply these two non-negative matrices, the product can represent 'x , and take mr  . at this time, iv represents the low-dimensional representation of hyperspectral data '' ix on the basis vector set  rrur ,,1= , and the spectral feature extraction is completed by matrix reconstruction. in order to solve this problem, when most of the highdimensional data are distributed in a highly nonlinear way, the concept decomposition is regarded as an improved nmf , a non-negative linear combination of the highdimensional data and the data set represented as basis vectors '' 'j x and ru respectively:  =  r r rjrj vux 1 '' '' (14)  =  n j rjjj sxu 1 '''' ''' (15) when using euclidean distance to measure the reconstruction error, it is necessary to obtain the optimization result according to the minimization objective function: 21 ( ) ( )2'' 2 ' ztrxxtr xsvx t t cf −= −= (16) where tr is matrix trace, z is auxiliary matrix, t is transposed symbol, and txsv represents reconstruction error set. the calculation formula for obtaining the optimal solution of the objective function by the iterative updating method is as follows: t n j rjrj xsv x ss ' ''  (17) t n j rjcfrj xsv xj vv ' ''  (18) to solve this optimization problem, the kernel method is introduced to calculate the inner product, and the category information of labeled samples is regarded as a hard constraint to ensure that labeled data with the same category attributes are projected to the same area in the lowdimensional space. 5. conclusions the application of analytic matrix operation must consider not only the need of constructing matrix theory, but also the actual need of teaching. the basic purpose of studying matrix operations and their operation laws is to make full use of these operations to introduce new matrix concepts, and at the same time to grasp the relationship between matrices, so as to gradually construct the whole matrix theory system. therefore, the application of matrix operation in the construction of matrix theory is very common, and it has become a basic tool to study matrix problems. usually, in the structural information of network data, the attribute information of each node is different, which will also affect the matching accuracy of network nodes. how to design a more effective node matching algorithm by 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[10] martins-costa m l, alegre d m, bastos d, et al. a hyperbolic mathematical modeling for describing the transition saturated/unsaturated in a rigid porous medium[j]. international journal of non-linear mechanics, 2017, 95(10):168-177. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 63 communication efficient federated personalized recommendation lingtao wei * college of computer science & technology, qingdao university, qingdao shandong, china * corresponding author: email: qduwlt@163.com abstract: recommendation systems that can correctly predict user preferences in the information age have become an important factor for business success. however, recommendation systems require users' personal information, and centralized collection and processing of user data may lead to serious privacy risks. good progress has been made in recent years using federated learning techniques for privacy-preserving recommendations, but several key challenges remain to be addressed: most federated recommender systems ignore communication process optimization, inequities in aggregation of federated models, and lack of personalization to users. in this paper, we propose a communication efficient and fair personalized federated recommendation approach (cffr) to address these challenges. cffr uses adaptive client group selection to personalize models while accelerating the training process. a fair-aware model aggregation algorithm is proposed that adaptively captures the performance and data imbalance among different clients to address the unfairness problem. extensive experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of our proposed method. keywords: recommendation; federated learning; grouping. 1. introduction users in the digital age are overwhelmed by the vast amount of information on the internet and have difficulty getting the information they need. recommender systems (rs) help users discover the most useful information or services at the right time and in the most appropriate way. a recommendation system that can correctly predict user preferences becomes a key element of business success. recommender systems need to collect user data to perform analytical modeling to analyze user preferences in order to provide services to users. however, with introduction of data privacy laws, increased regulation, and growing public unease about how personal data is collected and used, it has become increasingly important for recommendation systems to find a better balance between personalization and privacy. to address this issue, many studies on the protection of personal information in recommender systems have been conducted, and good progress has been made in recent years on privacy-preserving recommendations using federated learning techniques, but several key challenges remain to be addressed: most federated recommender systems only consider model performance and privacy-preserving capabilities and ignore communication process optimization, inequity problems in aggregation of federated models, and the systems, and insufficient research on personalization of federated recommender systems. we aim to develop a more efficient way to train recommendation models faster in a federated environment so that users can enjoy accurate recommendations without spending unnecessary effort and suffering from high communication costs. the user in a federation learning scenario bears most of the costs involved in training the model. specifically, users may experience performance degradation and increased communication load during training, especially if they have to wait for a long time to enjoy quality personalized recommendations, which can reduce their acceptance of the service. in this paper, we propose a communication-efficient and fair personalized federated recommendation method (cffr) to address these challenges. cffr introduces a communication-efficient scheme that uses adaptive client group selection to achieve model personalization while accelerating the training process. a fair-aware model aggregation algorithm is proposed, which can adjust the parameter aggregation weights according to the imbalance state of performance and data among different clients to solve the unfairness problem. extensive experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of our proposed method. the remainder of this paper is organized as follows. section 2 discusses related studies. section 3 elaborates on our proposed cffr method. section 4 describes extensive experiments. finally, we summarize our work in section 5. 2. related works 2.1. federated learning for recommender system federated learning [1] is a machine learning technique that allows multiple clients to directly participate in model training without directly sharing data. recommendation algorithms can be migrated to a federation learning scenario in order to achieve protection of users' private information, using users' local data for model training and implementing predictive inference. typical federated learning-based recommender systems are fcf [2] and fed-mvmf [3], but the protection of the gradient data uploaded by each client is not implemented in the two methods, since the user's rating information can be inferred if given the gradients of a user uploaded in two continuous steps [4]. the model updates sent to the server may contain enough information to discover the original data, fedrec [5] propose to give some (instead of all) unrated item to be randomly sampled and to assign with some virtual ratings. fedrec++ [6] extends the fedrec [5] to eliminate the nose in a privacy-aware manner by allocating 64 some denoising clients. 2.2. local differential privacy (ε -local differential privacy, ε -ldp [7]) a randomized algorithm f :𝕋 → 𝕐 with domain 𝕋 and range 𝕐 satisfies ϵ-ldp if and only if, for any inputs t, t′ ∈ 𝕋 and output y ∈ 𝕐: pr[f(t) = y] ≤ eε pr[f(t′) = y] (1) where ε is the privacy budget that controls the balance between utility and privacy protection? we implement 𝑓 with a laplace mechanism by adding well designed noise to the data. 3. methodologies 3.1. system overview some commercial behaviors of users, such as paid purchase records on movie and video websites are required to be kept by the server, i.e., user item interaction records cannot be hidden from the server, but the specific preferences of users for items, i.e., user item rating data, can still be stored locally on the user's device rather than uploaded to the server, thus reducing the privacy risk of users to some extent. we assume that there are n users u1, … , un and m items i1, … , im . firstly, we calculate user similarity based on the user item interaction records stored on the server, and generate a grouping of target user i based on the user similarity, and the users in the group collaborate to train the recommendation model, and we also propose a new model aggregation method to speed up the model training in the model training. our method can serve small batches of users with similar preferences quickly and accurately. 3.2. the recommendation model any representation learning model can be used in our framework to obtain embeddings of users and items (e.g., mf [8], bpr [9], and gmf [10]). here, we employ generalized matrix factorization (gmf) to learn the representation vector of users and items. we define the user embedding as eu ∈ rk and the item embedding as ev ∈ rk , with k denoting the embedding dimension. the user embedding and item embedding are fed into the fully connected layer to obtain the prediction scores r̂uv. �̂�𝑢𝑣 = 𝑤𝑇(𝑒𝑢 ⊙ 𝑒𝑣) (2) where w ∈ r1×k are the parameters of the fully connected layer. gmf is used to train the model by minimizing the loss function between the predicted scores and their true values, and here we use the mean squared error for explicit recommendation. the optimization problem that minimizes the loss function can be expressed as follows: min ∑ (ruv − r̂uv)2 (u，v)∈rm×n + λ(||eu||2 + ||ev||2) (3) during model training, we use ldp to add perturbations to the gradient to better protect user privacy since the gradient can be used to infer the real information of the user. the local model gradient is defined as g , which is perturbed by the stochastic algorithm m as follows: m(g) = clip(g，δ) + la(0，λ) (4) clip(g，δ) denotes a gradient clipping technique that limits the gradient g to the δ scale to prevent gradient explosion and better train the model. la(0，λ) denotes laplace noise with mean 0 . λ controls the intensity of laplace noise. the larger λ is, the higher the noise is and the higher the degree of privacy protection is. after randomizing the gradient operation using ldp technique, it is almost impossible to infer the original user data from the weights. the weights on the client are then uploaded to a central server for aggregation. 3.3. grouping method the ideal user grouping should be a good representation of the user pattern, and the interaction records of user items within that grouping must have a high density. therefore, user grouping should consider the following two factors. one is to estimate how similar the interaction records of other users are to those of the target user. recommendation performance will be enhanced if the target user is grouped with other users having similar interaction patterns. the second is to evaluate the density of user records. the more user rating data there is, the denser the data within the grouping and the more useful information can be captured. therefore, we define a group scoring function as a weighted sum of user rating frequency scores and similarity scores. for a group of size k, user i, other user j, (1 ≤ j ≤ n), the group score function is defined as follows. score(i，j) = { 1，i = j l ∗ freq(j) + (1 − l)sim(si, sj)，i ≠ j (5) where l = k n . jaccard similarity [11] is used to evaluate the behavioral similarity of users, and si and sj are the interaction records of users stored on the server as bit vectors. sim(si, sj) = |si∩sj| |si∪sj| (6) freq(j) is the rating frequency function of user j, defined as the proportion of the number of interaction items of user j to the total number of items? the grouping process is as follows, the server calculates the grouping scores with other users for the target user i, sorts the users in descending order of the grouping scores, and extracts the top k − 1 users to form a grouping ui (k) with grouping size k with the target user i. 3.4. parameter aggregation method the data on the client side is non-iid, the local dataset is usually heterogeneous between clients in terms of size and distribution, and the effect of model initialization, the local model performance of each client during model training may be less than optimal. therefore, we propose a weighting strategy to handle the differences in model performance and data size between clients. first, we denote the performance of client i as pi, denoted as pi = 1 rmse(i) (7) rmse(i) is the error between the predicted score of the user i 's local model and the true value, and a larger value indicates a larger local model error and a worse performance of its local model. then we normalize it: pi ′ = pi ∑ pi i∈u i (k) (8) secondly, for the effect of data sample size imbalance, the user rating frequency score reflects the sample data size on the user's device, thus we define qi = freq(i) , which is normalized as follows: 65 qi ′ = qi ∑ qi i∈u i (k) (9) finally, we get the final parameter aggregation function: aggi = γαtpi ′ + βqi ′ (10) wt+1 = ∑ aggi ∑ aggi i∈u i (k)i∈u i (k) wi t+1 (11) where wt+1 is the global model updated by t + 1 rounds of aggregation, α and β are two hyperparameters? as the model is updated by multiple rounds of aggregation, the performance of each local model will be improved, and then the main factor affecting the aggregation of the model will be shifted to the number of samples of each client, so we gradually weaken the influence of the performance of each local model when re-aggregating the parameters, i.e., the parameter αt+1 used in the t + 1 round of aggregation is obtained by multiplying the parameter αt used in the t round of aggregation by the discount factor γ , so that the value of α decreases with each round of the aggregation process. 4. experiments 4.1. data experiments are run on movielens 100k(ml-100k) and movielens 1m(ml-1m). all the dataset have been widely used in recommender systems literature to evaluate collaborative filtering algorithms. these datasets are commonly used benchmark datasets in recommendation system research. 4.2. evaluation for the evaluation metric, we adopt the root mean square error (rmse) as performance metrics, which is wide adopted in many related studies for performance evaluation. we group the users after randomly removing one local rating record, and the users within the group are trained for the federal model, and estimate the rmse between the prediction score and the original score for recommendation performance evaluation. rmse is calculated as follows: rmse = √ 1 n ∑ (ri − r̂i) n i=1 (12) where n = total number of rating data records for users in the current group in the test data, ri = original rating information, r̂i = predictive rating information. we compare our proposed cffr with the popular fedavg method using gmf as recommendation model. the goal of our evaluation is to compare the recommendation quality and convergence speed in a federated setting, so we omit comparisons with other classical centralized algorithms. users are grouped after randomly deleting a local rating record, and the users in the group are trained on the federation model and the error between the predicted and original scores is estimated for recommendation performance evaluation. the number of federation training rounds is set to 50, and the relevant parameters are set by default as follows:𝑙𝑟= 0.1， 𝛼 = 1.0，𝛾 = 0.98，𝛽 = 1 − 𝛼，𝑘 = 200，δ=0.01，𝜆=0.03. 4.3. prediction accuracy in this section, we identify the improvement of recommendation performance by grouping. first, let us consider the effect of group size on recommendation performance. the smaller the group size, the higher the density. however, the information about the rating patterns is reduced. conversely, if the group size increases, the information about the rating patterns increases, but the density decreases. therefore, the appropriate group size 𝑘 for grouping is important to improve the recommendation performance. figure 1. recommender performance comparison by group size in this section, we determine the improvement of grouping on recommendation performance. first, we analyze the effect of grouping size on recommendation performance. the smaller the group size, the higher the data density and the less information about user rating patterns, and conversely, if the group size increases, the information about user rating patterns increases, but the data density decreases. figure 1 shows that the performance of recommendation prediction is not satisfactory when the group size is very small or very large. the proposed method in this paper performs better in the ml100k dataset when the group size k is from 20 to 80. among them, the best performance is achieved at k = 40. in the ml1m dataset, the recommended prediction performs better when k is 80. this result indicates that an appropriate grouping size k can effectively improve the recommendation performance. 4.4. analysis of model convergence figure 2. convergence speed between cffr and fedavg in addition to the comparison of the effect of group size on performance, this paper also analyzes the convergence speed difference between the proposed method and the comparison method fedavg [12] by comparing the variation of rmse metrics with the number of model aggregations under different learning rate settings. since the federated recommender system needs to aggregate updates uploaded by multiple clients to perform global model updates, the convergence speed of the model is the focus of the scheme design. therefore, this section compares the changes in model accuracy between the proposed method and fedavg with different parameter settings as the number of aggregations 66 increases. set the group size k =200，𝛼 = 1.0，𝛾 = 0.98，𝛽 = 1 − 𝛼,and the learning rate is set to 0.05 and 0.1. the experimental results are shown in figure 2. under different learning rate settings, this scheme has a faster convergence speed than the fedavg method, and the effect is obvious at larger learning rates. this is due to the fact that in the early stage of federation model training, the performance of the locally trained model varies among clients, and the aggregated model is more affected by the performance of each client when the learning rate is larger. the proposed method can accelerate the convergence of the model by weakening the impact of updates of the poorly performing local models in the early stage of training. 4.5. ablation study figure 3. contributions of the individual components of cffr the proposed federal recommendation algorithm in this paper contains two main modules, the first part is the grouping strategy, and the second part is the parameter aggregation mechanism that incorporates the performance differences and data differences among client models. in order to explore the performance impact of the two modules on the final solution, this section conducts ablation experiments on two datasets, ml100k and ml1m, and analyzes the final results, which are shown in figure 3. in fig. 3, (-grouping) is the removal of user grouping module and (-pa) is the removal of parameter aggregation module. from fig. 3, it can be observed that the scheme in this paper achieves the best results on both datasets, which verifies the importance of the two key modules. among them, the model performance degrades significantly in the experiments where the user grouping module is removed, which proves that the lack of personalized grouping significantly reduces the learning capability of the framework. the absence of the parameter aggregation method still significantly degrades the model performance for the same number of aggregation rounds, demonstrating the importance of the impact of local model performance on the aggregated global model when the model is aggregated. each of the modules demonstrated by the ablation experiments improves the model performance in a different way and significantly. figure 4. comparison of model convergence performance figure 4 shows the change of model convergence after removing each module on the ml-100k dataset. when the parameter aggregation module (-pa) proposed in this scheme is removed, the convergence of the model slows down slightly, but when the user grouping module (-grouping) is removed, i.e., the same number of users are randomly selected to collaborate in model training, the convergence of the model slows down 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"communication-efficient learning of deep networks from decentralized data." 2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 109 object detection in junk image based on ssd model zhihao guan yunnan university of finance and economics, school of information, kunming 650221, china guanzhihao1997@163.com. abstract: this paper first introduces the background and significance of the direction in target detection, and introduces other target detection methods besides ssd. secondly, this paper also introduces the principle and implementation process of ssd. it describes in detail the important steps to implement ssd and attaches relevant codes. finally, the achieved results are compared with different methods, different data sets voc 07 and networks using different methods, and conclusions are drawn. keywords: target detection; ssd; single-shot multi-frame detection; taco dataset; garbage detection. 1. introduction 1.1. background and significance vision plays an extremely important role in human perception and acquisition of external world information, and images are the most reliable and direct carrier to convey visual information. computer vision is a discipline in which human beings’ study how to use computers to process and analyze image information like the human brain. as one of the most basic problems in the field of computer vision, object detection (object detection) lays the foundation for solving more complex or higher-level visual tasks such as image segmentation, image understanding, image captioning, object tracking, and activity recognition. at the same time, it has a wide range of applications in the fields of artificial intelligence and information technology, including robot vision, security, consumer electronics, autonomous driving, human-computer interaction, intelligent video surveillance, and reality augmentation. as shown, the definition of object detection is to determine whether any object instance from a certain category (such as human, bicycle, tv, dog and cat, etc.) exists in a given input image, and if so, return the spatial location and extent, which aims to locate and identify a wide range of natural object categories. the ideal goal for object detection is to develop algorithms that achieve two goals: high accuracy and high efficiency. however, in the field of target detection, it is often difficult to have both the detection speed and accuracy of the system. usually, high accuracy means that the speed is relatively slow, while high efficiency means that the accuracy is relatively low. high-accuracy detection must accurately locate and identify objects, distinguishing a wide variety of object classes. high efficiency requires detection tasks to run at a sufficiently high frame rate, that is, to achieve real-time detection. despite decades of research, the combined goal of high accuracy and speed has yet to be achieved. among these many target detection algorithms, the single shot multibox detector algorithm (single shot multibox detector, ssd) uses multi-scale features to detect targets of different sizes, which is a relatively fast and robust method, so as a the basic algorithm framework, which is widely used in face recognition, pedestrian detection and tracking, road vehicle detection, license plate recognition and security video surveillance and other fields, and has achieved good results. generally speaking, when the size of the target is relatively small relative to the size of the entire original image, it can be called a small target. in practice, objects with a scale smaller than 32×32 pixel values are roughly judged as small objects. since the ssd algorithm does not consider the connection between different output layers, it ignores the context information that is important for small target detection, which makes the use of feature information insufficient, which will lead to the problem that small target detection is not robust enough. at the same time, there are sample categories and multi-task imbalance problems in the training process. the accumulated loss value of a large number of easy-to-segment samples and particularly difficult-to-segment samples may overwhelm the loss of relatively few ordinary difficult-tosegment samples, directly increasing the positioning loss. the weight of will make the model more sensitive to outliers. this is not conducive to the improvement of the judgment of the model, and will limit the further optimization of the model to a certain extent. therefore, aiming at the shortcomings and deficiencies of the traditional ssd algorithm, this paper proposes and adopts three different improved methods based on deep learning to optimize the traditional ssd target detection algorithm, mainly including feature fusion, attention mechanism and loss function. direction. at the same time, an in-depth and detailed analysis of the proposed method is carried out, and quantitative and qualitative comparative analysis is carried out with popular algorithms under a fair experimental setting. for the field of target detection, the results of this paper have expanded new ideas in a sense, and can enrich the technical methods of target detection. 1.2. research status at home and abroad early research on object detection was based on template matching techniques and models of simple handcrafted features, focusing on specific objects with roughly rigid spatial layouts, such as eyes, mouths, and human faces. traditional object detection algorithms are generally based on manually designed geometric features as input. common artificially designed feature operators include: sift (scale invariant feature transform, scale invariant feature transformation), hog (histogram of oriented gradient, histogram of directional gradient) and surf (speeded up robust features, accelerated robust features), etc. then, use common statistical classifiers, such as neural network, support vector machine (support vector machine, svm) and adaboos , etc. to classify the target. by the late 1990s and 110 early 2000s, research on object detection had made remarkable progress. frameworks based on proposal regions and multi-class appearance features are continuously proposed, which makes these multi-level detection frameworks consisting of hand-drawn local description features and discriminative classifiers have been dominating various fields of computer vision, including object detection. until the important turning point in 2012, as dcnn achieved record-breaking results in image classification, the field of object detection also began to enter the era based on dcnn. however, the sliding window technology and multi-scale pyramid strategy proposed in the traditional field are still widely used in dcnn-based methods. since deep learning entered the field of target detection, various target detection methods based on deep convolutional neural networks have made remarkable progress and quickly become the mainstream. at present, the main target detection algorithms can be roughly divided into two categories: (1). the object detection algorithm proposed by the candidate region, that is, the two-stage detection framework algorithm. (2). regression-based target detection algorithm, that is, a one-stage detection framework algorithm. the mask rcnn proposed by he kaiming et al. uses the network structure of resnet and fpn to mine multi-scale information and feature extraction, and adds a fully convolutional network (fully convolutional network, fcn) at the end of the network to provide each target candidate the region outputs a binary mask, while avoiding the original roi the offset caused by the pooling layer , the roi align layer was proposed to maintain the pixel-level spatial correspondence, and mask rcnn achieved the best results at that time, but due to its complex network structure, its detection speed was too slow. the mask rcnn proposed by he kaiming et al. uses the network structure of resnet and fpn to mine multi-scale information and feature extraction, and adds a fully convolutional network (fully convolutional network, fcn) at the end of the network to provide each target candidate the region outputs a binary mask, while avoiding the original roi the offset caused by the pooling layer , the roi align layer was proposed to maintain the pixel-level spatial correspondence, and mask rcnn achieved the best results at that time, but due to its complex network structure, its detection speed was too slow. in addition, the researchers found that deep features in the basic backbone network have more semantic information, while shallow features have more content descriptions, and utilizing multi-scale features to generate discriminative feature pyramid representations is crucial for detection performance. most of the above detector structures only use single-scale features, such as r-cnn, fast r-cnn, faster rcnn and yolo, which only use the feature map of the last layer of the network to extract features and complete the detection task. in order to improve the detection accuracy of multi-scale objects, especially small-scale objects, some object detection model architectures have also made significant progress in multi-scale. among them, ms-cnn proposed two sub-networks, and introduced multi-scale features into fast r-cnn for the first time to improve the recognition ability of small targets. fpn exploits lateral connections and top-down paths to create feature pyramids and achieve more powerful representations. ssd uses multiscale features, and sets the corresponding default frame according to the size of the receptive field of the feature layer. therefore, ssd can detect objects of different scales and aspect ratios from multiple layers. on the other hand, since the basic backbone network of the target detection task is derived from the classification network, with the development of deep neural networks, the network structure is getting deeper and deeper, and basic backbone networks such as resnet and densenet that can obtain better feature information have emerged. in order to improve the accuracy of the ssd algorithm, dssd replaced the basic backbone network of the original ssd algorithm with resnet-101, and proposed to aggregate context information through deconvolution layers to enhance the high-level semantics of shallow features. dsod uses densenet with higher parameter efficiency than resnet as the basic backbone network to study how to train object detectors from scratch. 1.3. main research content and arrangement of each chapter this chapter mainly introduces the background and significance of target recognition, and also introduces the research status at home and abroad. next, this article will focus on the principle of ssd and its implementation process. 2. the principle and analysis of singleshot multi-frame detection 2.1. introduction to single-shot multi-frame detector algorithm in recent years, with the development of deep learning and target detection technology, there have been many methods to improve the detection accuracy of the ssd algorithm. for example, the dssd algorithm replaces vgg-16 with a more complex resnet to obtain a feature map with better representation capabilities, but the complex the network structure means a huge amount of network parameters, this method greatly increases the memory and computational complexity, and seriously reduces the detection speed. in addition, the researchers found that the deep features in the basic backbone network have more semantic information, while the shallow features have more content descriptions, that is to say, the deeper advanced features have a stronger ability to distinguish classification tasks, while the shallow features low-level features are more discriminative for the object location regression task. for example, in recent years, rssd has designed a rainbow connection method that uses pooling and deconvolution operations at the same time to perform feature fusion on different feature layers. fssd generates a large-scale feature by fusing multiple shallow feature layers of different scales, and then constructs a new feature pyramid for detection by downsampling on this largescale feature layer. refinedet effectively improves the accuracy of the ssd algorithm by refining and refining the position and size of the anchor frame. although the above methods have made good progress, their architecture is very complex, which greatly reduces the detection speed, but at the same time these methods reveal that the feature information of the shallow layer and the feature information of the deep layer are complementary in target detection. how to utilize shallow and deep features to effectively integrate feature pyramid representations determines the detection performance. among many object detection algorithms, single shot multibox detector (ssd) is a fast and robust method. as shown in the figure, it uses the feature maps of different output layers of the network to directly predict the target 111 category and bounding box, and adopts a multi-scale strategy to integrate the detection results of different layers, and finally uses the non-maximum value suppression method (non maximum suppression, nms) suppresses redundant detection frames. compared with many object detection algorithms, single shot multibox detector (ssd) is a fast and robust method. as shown in figure 2.1, it uses the feature maps of different output layers of the network to directly predict the target category and bounding box, and adopts a multi-scale strategy to integrate the detection results of different layers, and finally uses the non-maximum value suppression method ( non-maximum suppression, nms) suppresses redundant detection frames. unlike other twostage detection algorithms, ssd does not need to generate region proposals, it directly detects objects on the feature layer of the output layer, so ssd can achieve real-time detection. 2.2. principle of ssd algorithm as shown in the figure, the ssd algorithm uses vgg-16 as the basic backbone network. vgg-16 is a convolutional neural network model proposed by k. simonyan and a. zisserman in 2014. ssd uses the two full the connection layers fc6 and fc7 are converted into 3×3 convolutional layer conv6 and 1×1 convolutional layer conv7, then the dropout layer and the fully connected layer fc8 are removed, and then 4 convolutional layers are added to construct the network structure of the algorithm, finally, conv4_3, conv7, conv8_2, conv9_2, conv10_2 and conv11_2 are used to construct a multi-scale feature pyramid for detection tasks to complete detection and recognition tasks. based on the above network structure, the image is passed through a deep neural network to generate a series of feature maps. the traditional ssd abandons the region proposal step in the two-stage detection framework and instead uses multiscale feature maps for detection. first, a series of default boxes (default box) are generated for the six feature layers (feature maps) of different sizes in the feature pyramid according to the size and aspect ratio, and then the prior box (prior box) is selected for training, and finally the first the inspection box is the initial bounding box and returns it to the correct target ground truth . the whole process can be completed through one forward propagation of the network. the mechanism of default box is similar to anchor boxes in faster rcnn. for feature layers of different scales, the default boxes have different sizes and aspect ratios in order to detect targets of different scales. as shown in the figure, picture (a) is a picture marked with a real bounding box, picture (b) and picture (c) are feature layers of two different scales, respectively, 8 × 8 and 4 × 4 the default box is set for each unit of the feature layer a series of fixed-sized borders on a grid. assuming that the size of a feature layer is 𝑚 × 𝑛, and each cell has 𝑘a default box, for each default box, it is necessary to predict the confidence loss (confidence loss, conf) of all categories and the localization loss (localization loss, loc) of the border regression, then this feature layer has a total of 𝑘𝑚𝑛(𝑐 + 4)output. in practice, two 3 × 3 convolution kernels are used to convolve the feature map, and the confidence score conf for classification and the location information loc for regression are respectively output. for the pascal voc dataset, each default box generates confidence scores for 21 categories (including background) ((𝑐1, 𝑐2, . . . , 𝑐𝑝)) , and each default box generates 4 position prediction coordinate values ((𝑐𝑥, 𝑐𝑦, 𝑤, ℎ), which represent the center coordinates, width and height of the bounding box, respectively. in the actual training process, the algorithm needs to match the real bounding box with the default box. the purpose is to find a best matching default box for each real bounding box, which is called a priori box, which is the default box selected in the actual process. frame. the specific operation is as follows: firstly, for each ground-truth bounding box, find the iou) value of the prior box and match it to ensure that each real bounding box must match a certain prior box and be recorded as a positive sample. as shown in figure 2.4, in target detection, iou represents the ratio of the intersection and union of the predicted border and the real border. the calculation formula of iou is as follows: 𝐼𝑜𝑈(𝐺, 𝑝) = | 𝐺 ∩ 𝑃 𝐺 ∪ 𝑃 | on the contrary, if an prior box does not find any groundtruth bounding box to match it, then the prior box can only match the background and be recorded as a negative sample. secondly, for the remaining unmatched a priori boxes, if the iou value between them and a real bounding box is greater than the threshold 0.5, then the a priori box is also matched with the real bounding box . although one ground-truth bounding box can be matched with multiple prior boxes, the number of ground-truth bounding boxes is too small relative to the prior box, which leads to a lot more negative samples than positive samples. in order to ensure the balance of the number of positive and negative samples in the training process as much as possible, ssd adopts the strategy of mining difficult examples to arrange the negative samples in descending order according to the confidence error and sample them to ensure that the ratio of positive and negative samples in the training process is close to 1:3. among them, the smaller the confidence of the predicted background is, the larger the error is, and the top-k with the larger error is finally selected. feature layers of different scales have different receptive fields. therefore, the ssd algorithm matches the size of the receptive field by setting default boxes of different sizes on six feature layers of different scales. the setting of the default frame size of each layer mainly includes two aspects: scale and aspect ratio. the default boxes have different scales in different feature maps, and have different aspect ratios in the same feature map, so it can detect most objects of different scales. the scale formula of the default box for each feature layer is: 𝑆𝑘 = 𝑆𝑚𝑖𝑛 + 𝑆𝑚𝑎𝑥 − 𝑆𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑚 − 1 (𝑘 − 1), 𝑘 ∈ [1, 𝑚] among them, 𝑚 represents the number of feature maps, 𝑆𝑘represents 𝑘the ratio of the size of the prior frame of the 𝑆𝑚𝑖𝑛 = 0.2feature map of the first layer to the original image, and 𝑆𝑚𝑎𝑥 = 0.9 respectively represents the ratio of the minimum and maximum scales of the prior frame to the original image is 0.2 and 0.9, and the length and width of the algorithm the value of the ratio is: , so the formulas for calculating the sum of the width 𝑎𝑟 = {1 , 2 , 3 , 1 2 , 1 3 } and height ℎ𝑘 𝑎of each default box 𝑤𝑘 𝑎are: 𝑤𝑘 𝑎 = 𝑆𝑘√𝑎𝑟 ℎ𝑘 𝑎 = 𝑆𝑘 √𝑎𝑟 in addition, when the aspect ratio is 1 , a scale is added as 𝑠𝑘 ′ = √𝑆𝑘𝑆𝑘+1the default box. the center of each default box 112 is distributed in the center of the position cell, namely: (𝑖 + 0.5 |𝑓𝑘| , 𝑗 + 0.5 |𝑓𝑘| ) , 𝑖, 𝑗 ∈ [0, |𝑓𝑘|), where |𝑓𝑘|represents 𝑘the feature map size of the th layer. in the detection stage of ssd, because multiple feature maps will generate a large number of target positioning frames according to the settings, but these target positioning frames contain many wrong, overlapping and inaccurate results, so the ssd algorithm needs to use nonthe maximum value suppression algorithm processes the prediction results to eliminate the positioning boxes and repeated boxes that do not contain the target, and obtain the final detection results. the loss function of the traditional ssd algorithm consists of the weighted sum of the bounding box localization loss function 𝐿𝑙𝑜𝑐 and the classification confidence loss function 𝐿𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑓: 𝐿(𝑥, 𝑐, 𝑙, 𝑔) = | 1 𝑁 | (𝐿𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑓(𝑥, 𝑐) + 𝛼𝐿𝑙𝑜𝑐(𝑥, 𝑙, 𝑔)), (𝑥 = 𝑥𝑖,𝑗 𝑝 𝜖{0,1}) among them, 𝑁the number of positive samples of the prior box 𝑥𝑖,𝑗 𝑝 is an indicator parameter. when 𝑥𝑖,𝑗 𝑝 = 1the th 𝑖prior box matches the th 𝑗real bounding box, and the category of the target object contained in the real bounding box is 𝑝, the predicted category confidence is 𝑐. 𝑙is the position prediction value of the bounding box corresponding to the prior box, 𝑔and is the position parameter of the real bounding box, and the weight coefficient 𝛼 is set to 1 and used to adjust the proportional weight between the bounding box regression loss and the classification loss through cross-validation. for the classification confidence loss function 𝐿𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑓 , softmax loss is used, and its formula is: 𝐿𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑓(𝑥, 𝑐) = − ∑ 𝑥𝑖,𝑗 𝑝 𝑁 𝑖∈𝑃𝑜𝑠 log(𝑐�̂� 𝑝 ) − ∑ log(�̂�𝑖 0) 𝑖∈𝑁𝑒𝑔 �̂�𝑖 𝑝 = exp (𝑐𝑖 𝑝 ) ∑ exp (𝑐�̂� 𝑝 )𝑝 among them, 𝑃𝑜𝑠denotes a positive sample, 𝑁𝑒𝑔denotes a negative sample, denotes the probability that the target in the th prediction frame of the target 𝑖 is the th 𝑝 category, denotes that there is no object in the prediction frame, that is, refers to the category number, and 𝑝𝑝 = 0 denotes the background. for the frame positioning loss function 𝐿𝑙𝑜𝑐 , smooth l1 is used and its formula is: 𝐿𝑙𝑜𝑐(𝑥, 𝑙, 𝑔) = ∑ ∑ 𝑥𝑖,𝑗 𝑝 𝑆𝑚𝑜𝑜𝑡ℎ𝐿𝐼(𝑙𝑖 𝑚 − �̂�𝑗 𝑚) 𝑁 𝑖∈𝑃𝑜𝑠∈{𝑐𝑥,𝑐𝑦,𝑤,ℎ} 𝑆𝑚𝑜𝑜𝑡ℎ𝐿𝐼 = { 0.5𝑥2 |𝑥| < 1 |𝑥| − 0.5 |𝑥| ≥ 1 among them, 𝑙𝑖 𝑚 is the 𝑖 th prediction frame, and 𝑖 the location information of the th prior frame is 𝑑𝑖denoted by , where 𝑑𝑖 = (𝑑𝑖 𝑐𝑥 , 𝑑𝑖 𝑐𝑦 , 𝑑𝑖 𝑤 , 𝑑𝑖 ℎ) is a four-dimensional vector, respectively representing the center coordinates, width and height of the prior frame. �̂�𝑗 𝑚in order to 𝑗convert the encoded value of the first ground truth bounding box relative to the prior box, the coordinate encoding formulas of the ground truth bounding box are :𝑔𝑗 = (𝑔𝑗 𝑐𝑥 , 𝑔𝑗 𝑐𝑦 , 𝑔𝑗 𝑤 , 𝑔𝑗 ℎ) �̂�𝑗 𝑐𝑥 = (𝑔𝑗 𝑐𝑥 − 𝑑𝑖 𝑐𝑥)/𝑑𝑖 𝑤 �̂�𝑗 𝑐𝑦 = (𝑔𝑗 𝑐𝑦 − 𝑑𝑖 𝑐𝑦 )/𝑑𝑖 ℎ �̂�𝑗 𝑤 = log ( 𝑔𝑗 𝑤 𝑑𝑖 𝑤) �̂�𝑗 ℎ = log ( 𝑔𝑗 ℎ 𝑑𝑖 ℎ ) 2.3. chapter summary this chapter introduces the main principles of the ssd network and summarizes the formulas. next, we will implement the ssd network and make it train the taco dataset and test its effect. 3. implementation of single-shot multiframe detection 3.1. configuration environment and preparations first of all, we need to install the deep learning framework, we choose pytorch here. open the pytorch official website and choose the version that suits us according to our conditions. what i choose here is the lts version in linux. we follow the prompts on the official website and enter in the terminal pip3 install torch==1.10.0+cu113 torchvision ==0.11.1+cu113 torchaudio ==0.10.0+cu113 -f https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu113/torch_stable.html after the run is over, we have installed pytorch suitable for our c uda version. this string of code will also automatically install the latest cuda for us . we can query our cuda version using nvidia-smi . in addition to the need to install pytorch , we also need to install other packages. the list of packages is as follows: scipy , numpy , matplotlib , opencv -python , torch , torchvision , tqdm , pillow , h5py . we can manually install these packages using pip , or we can open my tacossd folder and run the following code: pip3 install -r requirements.txt in this way, the system will automatically install the required packages for us. i will put the download address of the tacossd file at the end of the article 3.2. introduction to taco dataset and dataset production the dataset we choose here is taco. t aco is a growing image dataset of garbage images. it contains images of garbage taken in various environments: woods, roads, and beaches. these images are manually labeled and segmented according to hierarchical classifications to train and evaluate object detection algorithms. taco dataset: https://github.com/pedropro/taco 15 different groups of pictures in the data set , and each group has about 100 pictures. in order to reduce the training time, we only select half of them, and first manually select some garbage and clear images, and delete the unclear images. in the end we are left with 502 images that meet the criteria. once the images are selected, we can start the production of the dataset. here we use label abelimg , label img is a software that is convenient for data scientists to make data sets, and it can manually mark labels in images . let's open the terminal first, and enter in it: pip3 install labelimg after the installation is complete, we enter in the terminal: lableimg in the picture, we can choose the folder to open and the location of the output xml file. here we choose jpegimages 113 as the folder where the picture is located, and annotations as the folder where the output xml is located. manually marking 502 pictures here, we can start the training of the network. 3.3. ssd network training due to the complexity of the ssd network, if we do not use pre-trained weights, it may be difficult to make the network converge with the discrete graphics card of my laptop. so we found other people's pre-trained weights on the internet using general-purpose datasets. put the s sd_weights.pth downloaded from the internet under the model _data folder. then activate the environment we configured before, and enter in the terminal: conda activate pytorch after activating the environment, we first run the file t ac o _annotation.py. t ac o _annotation.py is the code used to set which is the training set and which is the verification set. when we finish running, two files t aco_train.txt and t aco_val.txt will appear under the folder, which are the target information of the randomly selected images. usually, we choose a ratio of 9:1 for the training set and the validation set. when the above work is completed, we can start the training of our network. 3.4. spam detection the file with the smallest l oss in the logs file . here l oss is the smallest ep 98 , so we choose it as the weight we use for prediction. before we can predict, we also have to modify the model_path in the ssd.py file . change the previously selected s sd_weights.pth to our trained weight ep 98 . at this point we can run the predict.py file for garbage detection. we enter in the terminal: python3 predict.py then enter the image path: img /photo512/00000193.jpg 、 the result is as follows: other 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[12] schaul t,quan j,antonoglou i,et al. prioritized experience replay [c] / / international conference on learning representations (iclr),2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 54 logistics performance evaluation in west africa guangsheng wang1, zhiyi lei2, *, tong yu1, cheng zhang2, haijun sun1, and jéssica saturnino sabino de sousa2 1 china harbour engineering company ltd, beijing 100027, china. 2 college of harbour coastal and offshore engineering, hohai university, nanjing, jiangsu 210098, china * corresponding author: zhiyi lei abstract: with containerization and supply chains stimulating global trade each country has to apply measures and new strategies in order to maintain or develop a relevant position in this area. west africa have now the support and financial power to reach their full potential. by betting in infrastructure reform and resource integration, west african countries might achieve the desired goal of construction, industrialization and a better layout of sea and airports that enables the interconnection of transportation infrastructures. therefore, this thesis research focuses on the study and optimization of logistics performance evaluation through west africa. firstly, evaluating the current status of the logistics system in west africa. secondly, since the problem is complex and dynamic, to ensure the evaluation is successful, this research will mainly analyze and focus on the central logistics crossing the west african region; assess the intra-regional logistics systems and develop the logistics systems based on the importance of coastal ports, roads, railways and waterways present in the key geographical points. lastly, by crossing the actual west african regional statistics with past data and outlooks, a reliable source of information will help establish an optimal futuristic expectation. keywords: west africa; logistics performance; analytic hierarchy process. 1. introduction 1.1. research background the world’s economy has been in constant change and evolution. for each nation there has been growth or decline of said economy. as economy rules the world, those changes influence every aspect of the nation’s development and sustainability. west african communities are no different. especially when it comes to the economic impact in the engineering development and consequently in areas like trade, infrastructures and business. west african countries are mostly resource rich countries, and their economic development largely depends on resource exports. however, the long-term colonial history has led to the "imbalance and fragmentation" of the logistics system in the region, and the serious shortage of the quantity and capacity of its logistics infrastructure, which has become an important constraint to the regional economic development and integration process. due to historical reasons later explained in this paper, most west african countries are still in development and have now reached a crucial growth stage. a major part of its development is the import and export trade. to achieve a successful trade system is necessary not only to ensure a rightful functioning of road, railway, waterway and airway infrastructures as well as being able to handle the cargo input and output, have trained personnel to deal with any situations, smooth customs and border operations and establish a sustainable communication and transportation system. overall, it is needed to ensure good quality throughout the whole process. and that is what the logistics performance is all about [2,3]. 1.2. scope of study west africa has a superior geographical location, rich natural resources, a large population and broad development space. however, due to the colonial history and the development of urbanization after independence, the west africa region is fragmented and the gap between urban and rural development within countries is widened; at the same time, the widespread religious and ethnic differences and antigovernment armed forces in various countries in the region make the danger of local unrest still an important constraint on regional economic development. the geographical scope of this study covers 16 countries in west africa, including senegal, gambia, guinea bissau, guinea, sierra leone, liberia, c ô te d'ivoire, ghana, togo, benin, nigeria, cape verde, niger, burkina faso, mali and mauritania [4-11]. see figure 1 for the geographical distribution of countries in west africa (figure 1). figure 1. geographical map of west african countries 2. ahp – analytic hierarchy process looking at a regional logistics situation, it’s is an extremely complex situation. it involves a number of relevant factors: regional economic/social state, governance objectives and approaches, environmental, economic and social benefits to be achieved after the final decision, transportation structure, 55 infrastructures care, etc. facing such a complex system with such complex factors makes it nearly impossible to study it exclusively with a qualitative or quantitative approach. in systematic analysis of social, economic and management issues, is usual to be faced with an interrelated system of constraints. the analytic hierarchy process provides a concise and practical decision method for the analysis of such problems in this field [12-14]. this thesis evaluation shall abide by the following steps: step 1. hierarchic alize the problem according to the nature of the problem and the goal to be achieved the problem is divided into different components and the factors are grouped in different levels according to their connections and a multi-level analytical structural model is formed; step 2. reduce the system analysis according to the relative importance weight organize from the lowest importance to highest by single sorting each problem by comparing their importance to each other; step 3. quantify the comparative judgement by using the adopted 1-9 scale method and inserting it in the judgment matrix; step 4. calculate the maximum characteristic of the matrix and its corresponding eigenvector; input the elements of judgment matrix a , ( 𝐴 = （𝑎𝑖𝑗）𝑛×𝑛 )in turn to determine its matrix, in which 𝑎𝑖𝑗 = 1 𝑎𝑗𝑖⁄ ; calculate the n-th root of the product of the elements in each row of the judgment matrix a 𝑤𝑖 = √∏ 𝑎𝑖𝑗 𝑛 𝑗=1 𝑛 （i = 1, 2, … , n） (1) normalize vectors 𝑤 = （𝑤𝑖 , 𝑤2, … , 𝑤𝑛） 𝑇 𝑤𝑖 = 𝑤𝑖 ∑ 𝑤𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1  （i = 1, 2, … , n） (2) the obtained w = （𝑤1, 𝑤2, … , 𝑤𝑛） 𝑇 is the eigenvector. calculate the maximum eigenvalue of the judgment matrix 𝜆𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝜆𝑚𝑎𝑥 = ∑ （𝐴𝑊） 𝑖 𝑛𝑤𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 (3) where (aw)i represents the nth element of the vector aw; step 5. sorting the calculated results giving relative importance from elementary to highest levels, with no less than one top level factor; step6. obtain the total ranking weight value of the hierarchy the relative weight of the lowest factor relative to the top layer (sort a sequential relative priority scheme from top to bottom). 3. analysis of west africa regional logistics system 3.1. characteristics of highway construction influenced by colonial history and geographical factors, west africa has not yet formed a road transportation system that covers the whole region, has a balanced distribution and has uniform standards. most of the road traffic lines go deep into the mainland from coastal ports, but they are not connected with each other, which is not conducive to the economic development of inland hinterland, nor to the overseas trade of inland regions and countries. table 1 shows the conditions of highways in west african countries. the current situation of road infrastructure in west africa is unsatisfactory. there are many low-grade roads, less than 30% of which are asphalt pavements, and the road density is only 1/3 of that in asia; as far as the modernization level of roads is concerned, in addition to the outstanding performance of the abidjan lagos corridor, road traffic in other west african countries is poor, showing the following characteristics in general: (1) the construction standards are diverse. due to historical reasons, the road construction standards of west african countries basically follow those of the former suzerain countries, resulting in significant differences in road construction standards in west africa. (2) unbalanced development. except senegal, the overall road conditions in western countries are poor. with abidjan as the boundary, the road conditions on the east side are obviously different from those on the west side. in larger cities, except that the main roads are mostly asphalt pavement, the rest are dirt roads with poor flatness. table 1. condition of regional road network network percentage road condition (%) road type (%) good fair poor un known paved un pa ve d un kn ow n burkina faso 58.2 33.6 8.2 0.0 100.0 0.0 0.0 cote d'ivoire 16.1 47.1 35.4 1.0 90.3 9.7 0.0 ghana 70.3 23.6 6.1 0.0 100.0 0.0 0.0 mali 66.6 21.7 0.0 11.7 99.6 0.4 0.0 senegal 39.8 15.1 45.1 0.0 99.8 0.2 0.0 source: aicd, various sources. 3.2. characteristics of railway construction the railway construction in west africa basically stayed in the former colonial period. in addition to a number of short distance railways (mainly standard tracks) newly built due to export demand in recent years, most of them are in a state of disrepair and out of service, with a large proportion of narrow tracks and poor connectivity. the overview of main railways is shown in table 2. currently, the west african railways account for a total of 11,242 km, but most of the sections are short distance. in order to improve the benin railway system, the government has been putting effort in bringing fresh capital to the country (through private investments). through a competitive process, in 2010 the concession of the railway was granted to a private company. and it is being developed further. although liberia has 3 private mineral railways, currently none of them is completely operational. recent deals and arrangements will allow rehabilitation of these railways. also, the nigerian government has been betting heavily in this transportation system, utilizing funds for several projects – railway related. ghana has its own railway company (ghana railways company) which operates on a national level, serving the country between accra-kumasi and takoradi. relatively to most railways in the west african region, grc has acceptable traffic levels and exhibits a mediocre operational performance. of the 4 countries possessing a link, cote d’ivoire and burkina faso have the smoothest operation: they conjointly own sitarail, a multinational railway. awarded as a concession to the private sector in 1995, this line is crucial in the transport of bulk cargo to and from both countries. 56 table 2. west african railway details country railways total length (km) track gauge(mm) shared links benin 578 1000 none burkina faso 622 1000 cote d'ivoire cote d'ivoire 660 1000 burkina faso ghana 1300 1067 none guinea 1086 1435/1000 none liberia 500 1000 none mali 729 1000 senegal mauritania 704 1435 none nigeria 3505 1067 none senegal 906 1000 mali sierra leone 84 1067 none togo 568 1000 none cape verde, g. –bissau, niger, gambia no railways source: by the author (with wikipedia and cia data). 3.3. characteristics of aviation construction west african countries have different numbers of large and small airports, but most of them are no civil airports, with small traffic volume, short voyage, few routes, and no navigation with many neighboring countries. see table3 for the information of major international airports in 2020. with the development of regional economy and the investment of international capital, the development of air transport in west africa will be further promoted. at present, there are 42 international airports in west africa, and the distribution of large international airports is also seriously unbalanced. the reason is the imbalance of economic development and the number of people. in fact, merely 72 of those airports are of public use, which means that only 34% of the west african airports actually have a purpose that benefits trade, the countries expansion and have a large span of destinations. besides that, most of the countries have 1 single hub airport, which is another disadvantage as the flow is all concentrated in one airport, and the lack of proper organization impedes its functioning at an optimal level. the other airports have a small traffic volume, short and few routes and don’t have a great number of connections with neighboring countries. table 3. west africa airways information country airlines hub airports airports commercial use paved runways* benin asky airlines cotonou 6 2 1 burkina faso air burkina ouagadougou 23 3 2 cape verde tacv cabo verde airlines praia 3 5 5 sal island cote d'ivoire air cote d'ivoire abidjan 5 1 0 air ivoire gambia afrinat international airlines banjul 1 1 1 gambia bird ghana ghana airways accra 10 5 5 starbow airlines guinea air guinee conakry 16 1 1 g-bissau none o. vieira 6 2 1 liberia lone star airways monrovia 12 2 2 mali air mali bamako 27 7 5 sta trans african airlines mauritania air mauritanie nouakchott 22 10 9 mauritania airways niger air niger agadez 19 1 1 nigeria arik air abuja 29 15 15 bellview airlines dana air lagos overland airways senegal air senegal international dakar 17 11 8 senegal airlines sierra leone fly 6ix freetown 8 5 3 togo westair benin lomé 7 1 1 *commercial use runways paved with asphalt or concrete on the positive side, out of the 72 commercial airports, 60 (83.3%) have paved runways, which is a positive point, as it facilitates airplane traffic in the airport. an exception to the norm is cape verde: despite its geographical challenges and small population, it has 3 international airports and all of them satisfy international security standards. against any odds, cape verde has an extensive airways network. although the prices improved, they are still relatively high, with a fare of nearly 146 usd is the price for a round trip between islands. 3.4. characteristics of shipping construction 3.4.1. port the coastline of west africa is 6065km long, and there are 9 large ports. as can be seen from table 4(data source: world bank and respective port authorities’ data). lagos port in nigeria, tema port in ghana, abidjan port in c ô te d'ivoire and dakar port in senegal are relatively large. on the whole, the ports in west african countries are 57 mainly small and medium-sized, and the infrastructure is generally poor. the number of container berths is small and the level is low. the maximum berthing capacity is 4500teu container ships. the customs clearance time is long and the port charges are high. since the vast majority of west african countries are resource exporting countries, their oil tanker terminals are constructed and operated by major multinational oil companies, and such terminals are preferred. table 4. west africa main ports relevant details country port channel depth (m) terminal size (km) container port throughput (teu) benin cotonou 11 11 353,000* cote d'ivoire abidjan 10,6 11,5~12,5 674,624** tema 12,5 11,5 956,374* ghana takoradi 11,5 10 53,381* guinea conakry 10,2 10,5 171,900* nigeria lagos 8 10,5~13,5 1,050,000* senegal dakar 11 11,6~13 570,500* togo lomé 14,5 9,5 1,193,800* teu: twenty foot equivalent unit *2017 **2018 3.4.2. inland navigation most west african countries do not have large-scale inland river transport, and there are sporadic activities such as sea river transit in guinea bissau, gambia, ghana, mali, nigeria and senegal. in gambia and guinea bissau, 85% of the residents live 20 kilometers away from the waterway navigation point, and can reach important ports through inland river transportation. therefore, river transportation and offshore sea transportation are important modes of transportation. due to the economic downturn, infrastructure and transport vessels are relatively backward. it is worth mentioning the volta lake in ghana, as shown in figure 3-6. at present, there are two freight docks built in 1984 in the lake area of volta lake. the route between the north and south ends is 420km long. the current transport capacity of the lake area includes one 700-ton dry bulk carrier and ten small barges. the ship draft is about 2.8-3m. it takes 8-10 days to go back and forth between the north and south ends. at present, there are two voyages per month. at present, the shipping development in the volta lake area is relatively low. the function of the lake area as a logistics channel connecting the north and south of ghana has not been fully utilized. the high-quality land along the lake area has not been reasonably developed. the whole lake area and its coastal areas have huge development potential. 4. logistics performance evaluation in west africa in order to conduct the west africa regional logistics performance evaluation, the ahp method will be used as a mean to process and quantify information. concerning to west africa, due to its environment and political state, it is important to also account for such social factors. including political stability in the evaluation is extremely important as it provides an insight and highlights the distinctive nature of the regions state. furthermore, it displays how the alleged stability (or instability) of a region can affect its levels of attractiveness and general business. unfortunately, there is a lack of information and study regarding to the west african region, its logistics and port/air/land overall performances. after careful study and data collected from literature assessment and other works it was concluded that many factors aren’t suitable for inclusion in the current analysis. so, in an attempt to make this research as complete as possible, a total of 8 main criteria and 22 subcriteria were taken as the main evaluation points. the evaluation of each criteria is obtained through the results of 2 separate surveys conducted with port and logistics managers, teachers, students, engineers and workers. the first part of the survey uses a saty scale from 1 to 9 to judge the sub criteria, were 1 means unimportant, 5 means average importance and 9 is extremely important. overall, the judgments made by the participants were moreover consistent and provided the necessary confidence to proceed with the study. 4.1. logistics overall performance there are many factors that influence the logistics performance of a company, port or even a country. in this paper, the research is focused on a more general evaluation of the west african countries. as so, the multi-criteria chosen to represent an accurate evaluation of said nations is one that fits the rest of the world’s scales but at same time provides an insight on the region’s situation (considering its environment). out of the 25 indicators often used by the world bank to conduct research, 12 will be used in this evaluation. the main focus of this performance is evaluation is as not to compare the west africa region with the outside world but conduct an internal comparison among these neighboring countries. due to being countries in development and mostly with rural areas, cape verde, mali, senegal, guinea and guinea bissau have insufficient data to conduct a proper study and still be compared with other regions. unluckily, the existent data isn’t from official or trust worthy sources and the speculations from various sources differ greatly. so, it was decided that they shall be removed from the ahp comparison and overall logistics performance comparison. the hierarchy displayed in figure 2 illustrates the indicators selected to conduct this research and their interconnections. figure 2. decision hierarchal structure for logistics performance 4.2. construction of comparing matrix (2) logistics overall performance the logistics overall performance evaluation was done by comparing the survey results. in this case, the survey was taken by employers from a freight company, teachers and managers. figure 3 and figure 4 showcase the pairwise comparison (with the normalized eigenvector) and the unscaled comparison matrix respectively: logistics performance flexibility nº of agencies imports exports nº of documents imports exports lead time port/air supply chain import/export time import/export distance land supply chain import/export time import/export distance efficiency clearance clearance time with inspection clearance time without inspection reliability shipment quality goods released 58 figure 3. logistics performance: pairwise comparison matrix figure 4. performance: unscaled comparison matrix figure 5. logistics performance: criteria final weight source: author ahp excel according to the results (figure 5) obtained, the census (with more or less error) is that the most influential factor when accounting for any enterprise, region or company logistics performance is efficiency, as clearance time with inspection (17%) comes 1st, followed by clearance time without inspection (15,8%) and goods released after customs clearance (12,9%). the general consensus was of 77, 6% and the consistency ratio was of 2, 3%. those rates are acceptable, especially considering that the individuals that took the survey have different job functions. ultimately, by gathering all the information, normalizing the factors, weighting and comparing the indicators a conclusion was reached. for most of the participants, efficiency is the most important characteristic when accounting for the logistics of a region. hence, reliability and clearance are crucial. being able to provide a complete service that is quick and fits the client’s needs smoothly is indispensable and it makes a different between choosing the hubs of a region or another. as we can see in the table 5~table 7, togo, senegal and gambia have the best logistic performance out of the 11 countries analyzed (through the ahp method criteria). in this case we must consider several aspects: the evaluation isn’t regarding the infrastructure or other outside components, but the transport and trade of the material when it is already in the country; the countries geographical condition (togo, senegal and gambia) are small countries, so obviously regarding lead time, their times will be smaller than other countries, which affects the weight and consequently the rank; if we analyze the components and rank them individually, the outcome could have been different. is not a surprise that togo (2nd) and senegal (1st) exhibit a great logistic performance? as seen before in the port’s evaluation, the ports of dakar and lomé have great conditions to receive, maintain and ship product. these two ports are amongst some of the busiest in africa. however, their policies and handling are far better than other african countries. one can only expect that the same progress is extended to the whole trade and transport network in the countries. gambia (3rd) besides cape verde, is the smallest country in west africa. as such, even if the countries logistics isn’t the best, the fact that the lead time is extremely small and that the reliability percentage is high aids the country to maintain a high rank. on the other side, ghana (10th) and cote d’ivoire (8th) are the countries with the biggest area, hence the largest lead time that paired with flawed efficiency place it low. nevertheless, when analyzing the components individually we can assess that both of them excel in most of the criteria. contrarily, burkina faso and benin have a long way to go. compared with the remaining countries of the region (if we discard area and what it implies), these countries performance is rather low and most of the criteria have unsatisfactory results. overall, the west african region has an ok logistics performance but the leading time and the efficiency shall be worked on and improved in order to keep boosting the economy, the trade, industry and consequently the quality of life in the country. table 5. west african region rank based on logistics performance criteria flexibility sub criteria nº of agencies nº of documents 3rd level criteria exports imports exports imports benin 0,800 0,867 0,667 0,867 b. faso 0,667 0,667 0,600 0,600 c. d'ivoire 0,667 0,733 0,600 0,733 gambia 0,533 0,667 0,533 0,667 ghana 0,933 0,933 0,933 0,933 liberia 0,667 0,533 0,733 0,733 mauritania 0,933 0,867 0,867 0,933 niger 0,733 0,733 0,933 0,933 nigeria 0,600 0,600 0,600 0,600 senegal 0,800 0,667 0,733 0,800 togo 0,800 0,800 0,800 0,800 weight 0,067 0,067 0,067 0,067 59 table 6. west african region rank based on logistics performance criteria lead time sub criteria export time/distance (port/air supply chain) import time/distance (port/air supply chain) export time/distance (land supply chain) import time and distance (land supply chain) 3rd level criteria distance (km) lead time (days) distance (km) lead time (days) distance (km) lead time (days) distance (km) lead time (days) benin 0,989 0,767 0,989 0,833 0,821 0,883 0,989 0,950 b. faso 0,853 0,917 0,944 0,967 0,301 0,300 0,301 0,350 c. d'ivoire 0,997 0,933 0,997 0,933 0,753 0,767 0,943 0,733 gambia 0,999 0,983 0,999 0,983 0,999 0,983 0,999 0,983 ghana 0,945 0,983 0,945 0,983 0,679 0,983 0,999 0,967 liberia 0,944 0,883 0,944 0,883 0,853 0,833 0,853 0,833 mauritania 0,301 0,783 0,602 0,467 0,301 0,900 0,944 0,983 niger 0,999 0,983 0,853 0,800 0,894 0,967 0,946 0,983 nigeria 0,991 0,950 0,987 0,967 0,992 0,900 0,918 0,933 senegal 0,945 0,983 0,944 0,883 0,999 0,983 0,977 0,950 togo 0,997 0,967 0,999 0,950 0,947 0,917 0,968 0,900 weight 0,073 0,079 0,073 0,079 0,065 0,084 0,065 0,084 table 7. west african region rank based on logistics performance criteria efficiency final score rank sub criteria clearance reliability 3rd level criteria clearance time wo/ inspection (days) clearance time w/ inspection (days) goods released (%) shipments quality (%) benin 0,667 0,643 0,992 0,991 0,809 9 b. faso 0,867 0,786 0,990 0,991 0,771 11 c. d'ivoire 0,867 0,643 0,990 0,995 0,827 8 gambia 0,933 1,000 0,990 0,991 0,923 3 ghana 0,533 0,357 0,992 0,994 0,780 10 liberia 0,933 0,929 0,990 0,995 0,899 5 mauritania 0,933 1,000 0,992 0,996 0,854 7 niger 0,800 0,857 0,990 0,992 0,909 4 nigeria 0,867 0,857 0,990 0,991 0,886 6 senegal 0,933 0,929 0,993 0,994 0,939 1 togo 0,867 0,929 0,995 0,994 0,926 2 weight 0,158 0,17 0,129 0,109 4.3. overall judgment of regional logistics system in west africa based on the results obtained, is clear that the region still needs work and improvement. the region has been growing and prospering during the last years, but to have a greater development, problems and solutions must be accessed. the data obtained and the data produced shows that indeed some countries are logistically advanced but yet have flaws. most of the logistic performance related issues are related to the countries current economic and social status. for example, the necessity of better infrastructure is undoubtedly evident. even though the requirements differ from country to country, along the region there is a lack in the main infrastructure ranges such as power, transport, water and healthcare. infrastructure development is the main cause of logistics problems. regrettably, there are still some issues concerning transportation and flow, the average lead time in the region for imports is 5 days. besides that, the cost is high: it is more expensive to import cargo from neighboring countries the west african region than to import them from the united kingdom. on the positive side, reliability wise west african performance is excellent and above the average in the continent. and most of the other factors are still improving, with new regulations and reforms nearly every month. 4.4. development strategies considering the overall judgement, it’s inevitable to suggest some solutions to the problems and to the setbacks that don’t allow the west african region to exhibit a better performance. firstly, improving the infrastructures of the region is crucial! having better infrastructures and reliable power source can improve the performance extremely, as it contributes to a smooth flow between channels and nodes, promotes better solutions for problems that might occur and boosts security as well. creating better options for railway/port/airway infrastructure precaution and refining operational safety in the west african region will only encourage the expansion of west africa’s hinterland transport network. secondly, betting on the population’s quality life is also extremely important, as it boosts population’s mood and consequently the work performance will be higher, which means the logistics in the work place will be enhanced as well. improving the political imbalances of the region, fighting corruption and ensure normal levels of safety and security can make the difference. also, the transformation of natural resources dependent economies by doing the transition to a more industrialized region is also a good option. as it will allow more trade partners to join and empower the region. 60 investing in the youth and insuring the rise of young educated population, creation of new asset classes, modification of the government revenues are some of the benefits of developing infrastructure in the west africa region. also, having educated staff and personnel improves the quality of the work, decreases the time of work consequently increasing effectiveness. thirdly, concerning the main ports and logistics, in order to increase their performance, the region needs adjustments regarding flexibility, lead time and pricing. it’s amazing that most west african countries scored above 90% regarding good released, and that’s a great step. but in order to effectively increase the logistics performance, the clearance time needs a serious reform. the laws and procedures in place clearly are not effective and are time consuming. most countries of the region had a score of 70% or below, which is extremely disappointing, as this criterion was the one considered the most important. flexibility wise, the region has many agencies to process the customs but it has demanded an unusual number of documents that need to be cleared. although most of west african ports have a high container throughput volume and are frequently used in trade routes, the logistics performance of the ports is still a major step back that blocks most ports of bigger growth and expansion. 5. conclusion the goal of this paper was to evaluate the logistics performance on the west african region, while analyzing the state of its ports, politics, economy and overall social state. the extensive process of this evaluation went from review countless reports, papers and studies, to collecting and analyzing data, distribution of a survey and finally to a comparison amongst the data collected. regarding the main focus of this research, logistics regional performance, the evaluation revealed that the main criteria that indicates a good performance is the regions efficiency: clearance time with and without inspection had the most consensus, followed by reliability (goods released after customs and shipment meeting the quality criteria) and lead time. west africa, is a “young” region, where there are still many problems such as corruption that have a heavy impact in the development and consequently in the expansion and progress of railways, airways, hubs, ports, etc.… consequently, the logistics of these structures often is flawed. despite that, the growth is noticeable and the rank results show that togo and senegal are actually complying with the western average. burkina faso and benin rank low, and that can be explained simply by understanding the countries current condition. comparatively with others papers analyzed, the main difference in the results is the “political stability” aspect. on the few papers available about this subject, most of them ranked political stability as one of the top factors regarding attractiveness and logistics. on this paper, political stability is below the top line. overall, the results produced in this research have been enlightening, showed how to select the best factors, connect them discarding 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[14] van dyck, george kobina, mohamed ismael, hawa: multicriteria evaluation of port competitiveness in west africa using analytic hierarchy process (ahp), 2015, p.2-5. http://www.mofcom.gov.cn/mofcom/xyfzhou frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 18 research on goods transportation tracking system based on internet of things jiayi yu, lifei sun liaoning university of science and technology, china abstract: the present disclosure relates to a goods transportation tracking system based on the internet of things, including: the delivery terminal is used to obtain the loading information of logistics goods, the loading information includes the license plate number of the transport vehicle, the transportation route is determined according to the delivery address and receiving address of the logistics goods, and the distribution information including the license plate number and the transportation route is sent to the server; the server is used to determine the target high-speed monitoring terminal from the high-speed monitoring terminal according to the transportation route in the distribution information, generate acquisition instructions according to the license plate number, and send the acquisition instructions to the target high-speed monitoring terminal; the high-speed monitoring terminal is used to receive the acquisition instructions sent by the server, collect the license plate number of the transport vehicles within the monitoring range, and send the target tracking information to the server when the license plate number is collected; the server is also used to generate logistics information according to the target tracking information and push the logistics information to the delivery terminal and user terminal. the logistics information is used to display the transportation status of logistics goods. keywords: internet of things; freight transportation; tracking system. 1. current technology with the rapid development of economic globalization, the supply of raw materials between enterprises and the timely feedback of goods transportation information between businesses and consumers affect whether the transaction between enterprises and consumers can be carried out smoothly. therefore, the timeliness and accuracy of logistics goods transportation information feedback is becoming more and more important. logistics tracking was originally used by logistics enterprises to track the flow direction of internal goods. now it is open to customers for inquiry, and has become an important means to improve the quality of free. the perfect tracking system depends on the time of each transportation, sorting, transfer and distribution, and even can be accurate to the accurate time of each link. however, most of the goods are affected by the gps positioning device in the process of transportation, and most of them are affected by the gps positioning device during the transportation process, it may not be able to accurately report the location information, so that customers cannot query the logistics information or the logistics information inquired is inaccurate, which reduces the tracking accuracy. this design is put forward in response to this problem, in order to realize the accurate identification and real-time tracking feedback of the transported goods. 2. design content the purpose of the present disclosure is to provide a goods transportation tracking system based on the internet of things, so as to solve the problem of low accuracy of logistics goods transportation tracking in related technologies. in order to achieve the above purpose, the embodiment of the present disclosure provides a cargo transportation tracking system based on the internet of things, including a server, a delivery terminal communicating with the server, a highspeed monitoring terminal communicating with the server, and a user terminal communicating with the server; the delivery terminal is used to obtain the loading information of logistics goods, in which the loading information includes the license plate number of the transport vehicle, determines the logistics transportation route of the logistics goods according to the delivery address information and receiving address information of the logistics goods, and sends the distribution information including the license plate number and the logistics transportation route to the server; the server is used to determine the target high-speed monitoring terminal from the high-speed monitoring terminal according to the logistics transportation route in the distribution information, generate license plate number acquisition instructions according to the license plate number, and send license plate number acquisition instructions to the target high-speed monitoring terminal; the high-speed monitoring terminal is used to receive the license plate number acquisition instruction sent by the server, collect the license plate number of the transport vehicles within the monitoring range according to the license plate number acquisition instruction, and send the target tracking information to the server when the license plate number is collected. the target tracking information is used to represent the monitoring range of the transport vehicle passing through the high-speed monitoring terminal; the server is also used to generate logistics information according to the target tracking information, and push the logistics information to the delivery terminal and user terminal. the logistics information is used to display the transportation status of logistics goods. 3. client design the system also includes a vehicle network terminal, which is set on the transport vehicle, and is connected with the server through communication; the internet of vehicles terminal is used to send the realtime location information of transportation vehicles to the 19 server; the server is used to receive the real-time location information sent by the internet of vehicles terminal, and find out whether there is a target high-speed monitoring terminal within the target range according to the real-time location information, and if there is a target high-speed monitoring terminal within the target range, the driving speed of the transport vehicle represented by the real-time location information within the target time is used, and the location information of the target high-speed monitoring terminal and the transport vehicle represented by the real-time location information, the time node when the transport vehicle reaches the monitoring range of the target high-speed monitoring terminal is predicted, and the time node is sent to the target high-speed monitoring terminal; the high-speed monitoring terminal is specifically used to collect the license plate number of the transport vehicle according to the appearance of the transport vehicle when the time point reaches the time node, and send the target tracking information to the server when the vehicle license plate number is collected. the server is also used to determine that the transport vehicle fails to arrive at the target high-speed monitoring terminal on time if the target tracking information sent by the target high-speed monitoring terminal is not received within the preset range of the time node; when the transport vehicle fails to arrive at the target high-speed monitoring terminal on time, the logistics correction information is generated and sent to the delivery terminal. the logistics correction information is used to modify the logistics information of logistics goods. the target range is determined according to the current congestion information of expressway, in which the target range is positively correlated with the current congestion information of expressway. the high-speed monitoring terminal includes high-speed service area monitoring camera, high-speed charging camera and high-speed overspeed camera. 4. specific implementation the specific implementation mode of the present disclosure is described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. the present disclosure and the present disclosure are intended to be interpreted and not limited herein. figure 1. is a schematic diagram of the cargo transportation tracking system of the internet of things in view of this, the design embodiment provides a cargo transportation tracking system based on the internet of things. fig. 1 is the schematic diagram of the goods transportation tracking system based on the internet of things according to an example. the logistics cargo transportation tracking system 100 based on the internet of things includes: server 110, delivery terminal 120 communicating with server 110, high-speed monitoring terminal 130 communicating with server 110, and monitoring and tracking system based on internet of things user terminal 140 communicating with the server; the delivery terminal 120 is used to obtain the loading information of the logistics goods, wherein the loading information includes the license plate number of the transport vehicle, determines the logistics transportation route of the logistics goods according to the delivery address information and the receiving address information of the logistics goods, and sends the distribution information including the license plate number and the logistics transportation route to the server; the server 110 is used to determine the target high-speed monitoring terminal from the high-speed monitoring terminal according to the logistics transportation route in the distribution information, generate license plate number acquisition instructions according to the license plate number, and send license plate number acquisition instructions to the target high-speed monitoring terminal; the high-speed monitoring terminal 130 is used to receive the license plate number acquisition instruction sent by the server, collect the license plate number of the transport vehicle within the monitoring range according to the license plate number acquisition instruction, and send the target tracking information to the server when the license plate number is collected. the target tracking information is used to represent the monitoring range of the transport vehicle passing through the high-speed monitoring terminal; the server 110 is also used to generate logistics information according to the target tracking information, and push the logistics information to the delivery terminal 120 and the user terminal 140, and the logistics information is used to display the transportation status of the logistics goods. among them, the delivery terminal 120 can be the warehouse delivery terminal, and the delivery terminal 120 can also be the warehouse delivery terminal. for example, when the delivery terminal 120 is the warehouse delivery terminal, the delivery terminal obtains the loading information of the logistics goods according to the delivery information of the logistics goods. the above-mentioned system is used to obtain the loading information of logistics goods through the delivery terminal. the loading information includes the license plate number of the transport vehicle, determines the transportation route according to the delivery address and receiving address of the logistics goods, and sends the distribution information including the license plate number and transportation route to the server; the server is used to determine the target highspeed monitoring terminal from the high-speed monitoring terminal according to the transportation route in the distribution information, generate acquisition instructions according to the license plate number, and send the acquisition instructions to the target high-speed monitoring terminal; the high-speed monitoring terminal is used to receive the acquisition instructions sent by the server, collect the license plate number of the transport vehicles within the monitoring range, and send the target tracking information to the server when the license plate number is collected; the server is also used to generate logistics information according to the target tracking information, and push the logistics information to the delivery terminal and user terminal. the logistics information is used to display the transportation status of logistics goods. the license plate number of transport vehicles is collected based on the high-speed monitoring terminal, which can timely understand the status of logistics transportation, so as to improve the timeliness of 20 logistics update. figure 2. is a schematic diagram of the system fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of another cargo transportation tracking system based on the internet of things according to an example. the system 100 also includes a vehicle network terminal 150, which is set on a transport vehicle, and the internet of vehicles terminal 150 is communicated with the server; the internet of vehicles terminal 150 is used to send realtime location information of transport vehicles to the server; the server 110 is used to receive the real-time location information sent by the internet of vehicles terminal 150, and find out whether there is a target high-speed monitoring terminal within the target range according to the real-time location information, and if there is a target high-speed monitoring terminal within the target range, the driving speed of the transport vehicle represented by the real-time location information within the target time is also used, and the location information of the target high-speed monitoring terminal and the transport vehicle represented by the real-time location information, the time node when the transport vehicle reaches the monitoring range of the target high-speed monitoring terminal is predicted, and the time node is sent to the target high-speed monitoring terminal; the high-speed monitoring terminal 130 is specifically used to collect the license plate number of the transport vehicle according to the appearance of the transport vehicle when the time point reaches the time node, and send the target tracking information to the server when the license plate number is collected. alternatively, if the license plate number of the transport vehicle is not obtained within the monitoring range of the target high-speed monitoring terminal, the target high-speed monitoring terminal with the license plate number collected last is determined, and the early-warning information is generated according to the target high-speed monitoring terminal and the target high-speed monitoring terminal which collected the license plate number. the server 110 is also used to determine that the transport vehicle fails to arrive at the target high-speed monitoring terminal on time if the target tracking information sent by the target high-speed monitoring terminal is not received within the preset range of the time node; when the transport vehicle fails to arrive at the target highspeed monitoring terminal on time, the logistics correction information is generated and sent to the delivery terminal. the logistics correction information is used to modify the logistics information of logistics goods. the target range is determined according to the current congestion information of expressway, in which the target range is positively correlated with the current congestion information of expressway. high speed cameras, high-speed cameras, and high-speed surveillance services are included. 5. innovation the loading information includes the license plate number of the transport vehicle. the transportation route is determined according to the delivery address and receiving address of the logistics goods, and the distribution information including the license plate number and transportation route is sent to the server; the server is used to determine the target high-speed monitoring terminal from the high-speed monitoring terminal according to the transportation route in the distribution information, generate acquisition instructions according to the license plate number, and send the acquisition instructions to the target high-speed monitoring terminal; the high-speed monitoring terminal is used to receive the acquisition instructions sent by the server, collect the license plate number of the transport vehicles within the monitoring range, and send the target tracking information to the server when the license plate number is collected; the server is also used to generate logistics information according to the target tracking information, and push the logistics information to the delivery terminal and user terminal. the logistics information is used to display the transportation status of logistics goods. based on the highspeed monitoring terminal, the vehicle license plate number can be collected, which can timely understand the status of logistics transportation, so as to improve the timeliness and accuracy of logistics update. references [1] on the 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optimal solution, an improved genetic algorithm is proposed. the method introduces the turning angle and turning times as the evaluation objectives, improving the practicability of the fitness function; the elitist retention strategy is added to improve the convergence speed of the algorithm; the adaptive change strategy of crossover probability and mutation probability is optimized, so that the algorithm can adapt to various scenarios and improve the optimization ability and convergence speed of the algorithm. the simulation results show that the improved genetic algorithm is more suitable for robot movement than the basic genetic algorithm. keywords: robot; path planning; genetic algorithm. 1. introduction path planning is an important part of mobile robots. improving the efficiency of mobile robots and reducing the energy consumption of robots are the research hotspots nowadays [1,2]. to solve the problem of robot path planning, researchers have put forward a variety of methods, among which the intelligent optimization algorithm is more widely used, including genetic algorithm [3], ant colony algorithm [4], particle swarm optimization algorithm [5], etc. genetic algorithm is widely used because of its strong robustness. however, it has the disadvantages of slow iteration speed and easy to fall into local optimal solution, which limits its development. sun bo and others added the idea of simulated annealing to the genetic algorithm, effectively improving the global search ability of the algorithm [6]. xu mengying and others combined immune clonal operator and adaptive operator in genetic algorithm, and changed the coding method to improve the quality of the solution [7]. the above methods improve the optimization ability of the genetic algorithm path planning, but there are still shortcomings such as too many path curves and slow convergence speed. to solve these problems, this paper modifies the fitness function on the basis of the basic genetic algorithm to adaptively change the crossover probability and mutation probability, and introduces the elitist retention strategy in the selection operation. experiments show that the improved algorithm effectively improves the path planning performance of the robot. 2. path planning grid model path planning is the robot's automatic avoidance of obstacles from the beginning to the end. grid map is the most commonly used modeling method in path planning. the actual map is represented by grid. in a grid map, the area where the robot can move freely is called free grid, and the area where the robot cannot move freely is called obstacle grid. figure 1 is an example of grid map. the white area in the figure represents the free grid, and the black area represents the obstacle grid. given a starting point and an end point, there are many paths between the two points. the purpose of robot path planning is to select the most suitable path without touching obstacles. fig. 1 path planning grid map 3. improved genetic algorithm 3.1. fitness function energy consumption is an important consideration for robot movement. the methods to reduce robot energy consumption include shortening the moving distance, reducing the turning angle and reducing the number of turns. the improved fitness function is as follows: fit = a × fit1 + b × fit2 (1) where, a and b are the weights of length factor and smoothness factor, fit1 is the length factor expression as follows: fit1 = 1 length (2) l = abs(xi − xi+1) + abs(yi − yi+1) (3) lenth = ∑ { lenth + 1 (l = 1) lenth + sqrt(2) (l > 1) end−1 i=1 (4) 79 x and y represent the coordinates of the grid, fit2 is the smoothness factor, and the expression is as follows: fit2 = ∑ 1 pθi + pti end−1 i=1 (5) where, pθi is the penalty imposed by the turning angle between two adjacent grids on the path. the greater the turning angle, the greater the value of pθi. pti is the penalty for the number of turns of the path. the more turns, the greater the value of pti. 3.2. select action selection operation is the most important step in genetic algorithm. according to the fitness of each individual, individuals with high fitness can be retained through roulette. however, roulette is random, and individuals with high adaptability may also be eliminated. to avoid this, the elite retention strategy is added in the selection process. before roulette, the individuals with the highest fitness will be selected first, and will not participate in the subsequent roulette. finally, the individuals with the highest fitness will be selected together with the individuals selected by roulette for the subsequent crossover operation and mutation operation, which can effectively prevent the loss of elite individuals and speed up the iterative efficiency of the algorithm. 3.3. adaptive change of crossover probability and mutation probability crossover probability refers to the probability of crossover operation during each iteration. crossover operation refers to swapping and recombining two intersecting paths, resulting in two sub-paths. this method can generate new sub-paths, and then retain the paths with good fitness, and discard the paths with poor fitness. the principle of this method is similar to that of gene recombination. after crossover operation, the fitness of the sub-path may be higher than that of the parent path, so as to achieve the purpose of finding the best path. mutation probability refers to the probability of mutation operation during each iteration. mutation operation refers to randomly selecting a new point in the path, and then replacing the original point in the path, so that a new path will be created. the value of crossover probability and mutation probability will affect the convergence rate and final solution of the algorithm, so it is not suitable to choose a fixed crossover probability and mutation probability. in order to improve the performance of the algorithm, this paper proposes a scheme to adaptively adjust the crossover probability and mutation probability. the convergence speed of the current algorithm is measured by using the sum of the average value of the length factor and the average value of the smoothness factor of the current generation population to compare with the sum of the average value of the length factor and the average value of the smoothness factor of the previous generation population. a larger ratio indicates that the algorithm is close to stable, and the mutation probability and crossover probability need to be increased to generate new individuals and increase the diversity of species. on the contrary, a smaller ratio indicates that the algorithm is converging rapidly. in order not to destroy good individuals, a smaller crossover probability and mutation probability should be used. the evaluation indicators are as follows: mc mp = 1 n ∑ fit1(t, i) +n i=1 1 n ∑ fit2(t, i)n i=1 1 n ∑ fit1(t − 1, i) +n i=1 1 n ∑ fit2(t − 1, i)n i=1 (6) mc represents the crossover probability and mp represents the mutation probability. mc/mp is the ratio of length factor and smoothness factor of two generation population. n is the number of individuals for the contemporary population; fit1 is the length factor; fit2 is the smoothness factor; t indicates the generation of the current population. in genetic algorithm, the value of crossover probability and genetic probability can be between 0 and 1. however, considering that too low value will lead to the stagnation of population evolution and fall into local optimal solution, and too high value will destroy excellent individuals in the process of evolution. therefore, the value range of restricted crossover probability is 0.5 to 0.8, and the value range of restricted mutation probability is 0.01 to 0.3. the specific values of crossover probability and mutation probability are shown in table 1. table 1. value of crossover probability and mutation probability mc mp pc pm <=0.2 0.5 0.01 [0.2,0.4] 0.6 0.1 [0.2,0.6] 0.7 0.2 [0.6,0.8] 0.75 0.25 >=0.8 0.8 0.3 3.4. algorithm flow the calculation flow of the improved genetic algorithm robot path planning proposed in this paper is shown in figure 2. the termination condition of the algorithm is to reach the maximum number of iterations. fig. 2 flow chart of improved genetic algorithm 4. experimental analysis in order to verify the effect of the improved genetic algorithm in robot path planning, this paper uses matlab software to carry out simulation experiments and compares it with the basic genetic algorithm. the starting coordinate is (1,1) and the ending coordinate is (20,20). the number of populations is 200, the maximum number of iterations is 100, the weight coefficient a is 1, and the weight coefficient b is 1.5. 80 fig.3 results of improved genetic algorithm fig.4 basic genetic algorithm results figure 3 shows the improved genetic algorithm path planning results, and figure 4 shows the basic genetic algorithm path planning results. it can be seen that both algorithms can find a shortest path for the robot. however, the improved genetic algorithm results in fewer turns, which is more suitable for robot motion. fig.5 comparison of convergence curves of two algorithms figure 5 shows the comparison of the convergence curves of the two algorithms. it can be seen that the improved genetic algorithm converges faster. these advantages come from adaptive adjustment of crossover probability and mutation probability and elite retention strategy. since genetic algorithm is a random algorithm, in order to avoid chance, 20 simulation tests were carried out on the basic genetic algorithm and the improved genetic algorithm respectively, and the results are shown in table 2. table 2. comparison of multiple simulation results item basic genetic algorithm improved genetic algorithm optimal length 29.8 29.8 average number of turns 12.5 5 average length 30.703 30.9 average number of iterations 18.5 11.25 the analysis shows that the theoretical shortest path of the map is 29.8, and both the basic genetic algorithm and the improved genetic algorithm are capable of finding the shortest path. however, because sometimes the number of turns of the shortest path is too many, it is not suitable for the robot to move, so the path calculated by the improved genetic algorithm may not be the shortest path. the number of turns calculated by the improved algorithm is greatly reduced, and the convergence speed of the algorithm is fast, which can preliminarily prove the superiority of the improved genetic algorithm. 5. summary this paper proposes an improved genetic algorithm path planning for robots. the algorithm modifies the basic genetic algorithm: changing the fitness function; making crossover probabilities and mutation probabilities adaptively altered; an elite retention strategy was introduced. the improved genetic algorithm reduces the number of turns in the path, reduces the turning angle, accelerates the convergence speed of the 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[7] xu mengying, wang jiaojiao, liu bao, et al. path planning for robot based on improved genetic algorithm. journal of shihezi university (natural science). vol. 39 (2021) no. 03, p. 391-396. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 64 intelligent robot for glass cleaning at high altitude based on rotating shaft connection and stm32 control jiaqi cui* school of electrical and control engineering of north china university of technology, beijing, china * corresponding author email: c2324360198@163.com abstract: at present, there are few high-altitude glass cleaning equipment on the market that can cross obstacles, usually requiring manual transfer. even with intelligent obstacle avoidance system, it is still difficult to climb over the floor, the frame between the glass and so on. the automation of the project is low. to solve the above problems, the glass cleaning robot designed in this paper can autonomic obstacle avoidance transfer through the stm32f407 core control board, and raspberry pi to jointly complete the obstacle avoidance, navigation, movement and other control tasks. and the use of a new mechanical structure, through the quadcopter wing folding contraction, to complete the process of wiping glass push and pull. during the transition from flight to climbing, horizontal to vertical changes are achieved by folding the fuselage. through many experiments, the design is reliable and practical. keywords: high altitude; operation quadcopter; deep learning; rotary shaft vehicle. 1. introduction at present, whether the glass cleaning equipment used in the family or the glass cleaning machine used in the building, most of them are low in intelligence and cannot be controlled in real time, or there are many places using artificial aerial work to complete the glass cleaning, which is very dangerous.[1-4] after observing this problem, this paper designs a quadcopter which can move autonomously, jump over obstacles, and switch between crawling and flying modes automatically. reduce production cost through innovative mechanical design, with practicability and reliability. 2. design idea 2.1. control part figure 1. overall control idea the bottom drive of the quadcopter is completed through the control of gyroscope and motor carried by stm32 microcontroller. obstacle avoidance is carried out by ultrasonic module. 2.2. mechanical part figure 2. flight attitude driven by motor, the aircraft can complete the flight state of the quadcopter and transfer different areas. figure 3. climbing attitude the four wings of the vehicle are connected to a central rotating bearing, which is controlled by a motor to achieve wing shrinkage. making the aircraft work at high altitude is to complete the crawling state. one side fold and the other side stretches. to finish cleaning the glass. [5-6] 65 figure 4. folding attitude there is a folding mechanism in the center of the two main mechanical structures, which is controlled by the motor, so that the mechanism can complete symmetrical folding, making the aircraft from the flight state to the folding state. after landing on the wall, you can finish high altitude work. 3. control algorithm 3.1. motor control figure 5. cascade pid control flow chart 3.2. visual algorithm of the hundreds of pictures by yolov5m model training, get the weight files, compares the model parameters, in the practical obstacles in real-time pictures using camera, for each frame for identification. 4. test table 1. obstacle avoidance test advance back 0.06m √ √ 0.13m √ √ 0.17m √ √ 0.22m √ √ 0.24m √ √ 0.37m √ √ the test shows that the aircraft has a high accuracy in identifying obstacles. the test of obstacle crossing ability can be seen at different speeds have a good degree of completion. figure 6. yolov5 model parameters cleaning operations are based on visual identification of obstacles and stains. when working at altitude, the water yield and clear speed and time are controlled for different situations such as rain stains and dust, which makes the accuracy higher and the effect better. figure 7. yolov5 model parameters 5. conclusion through the test, the aircraft can complete autonomous navigation and positioning, and when it comes into contact with the wall, it can autonomously shrink into a folding posture, and complete the contraction and extension of the four wings under the drive of the motor, so that the highaltitude glass can be scrubbed in the climbing state. the main body of the motor cascade pid control, euler angle calculation, gyro and serial data analysis. innovation in mechanical structure. deep learning adopts yolov5m model with high recognition accuracy. references [1] cheng cheng, li linlin, meng fanmao et al. application and promotion of uav glass cleaner in domestic aerial work industry [j]. hubei agricultural mechanization, 2020, no.250(13): 71-72. 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[6] cn307939837s(jiaqi cui, climbing high-altitude operation vehicle, 2023-03-28). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 80 a review of security research on the internet of things, based on artificial intelligence and blockchain ni zhang faculty of science, bsc general, university of alberta. edmonton, alberta t6g 2r3.canada nz2@ualberta.ca abstract: with the rapid improvement of digital technology, the internet of things (iot) has become a trending development direction. its massive data interaction capabilities have drawn researchers’ attention to key security issues. this paper describes the concept of iot, its application areas, and corresponding security problems. the use of blockchain and cryptographic algorithms is introduced, and the application of blockchain in iot security is analyzed and discussed in detail. drawing upon artificial intelligence, technical solutions such as using machine learning for privacy protection and intrusion detection are presented. finally, the problems and challenges facing iot, driven by blockchain and artificial intelligence, are discussed. keywords: blockchain; security; artificial intelligence; iot. 1. introduction the internet of things (iot) is a technology combined with the internet designed to achieve cross-time and cross-territory interaction, offering substantial economic benefits and lowering labor costs while also reducing wasted resources. it is widely used in transportation, agriculture, logistics, home, healthcare, and other fields. according to the latest data reported by statista, the number of iot-connected devices exceeded 10 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach 30 billion by 2030. iot is divided into three main parts, which are the perception layer, network layer, and application layer. the perception layer constitutes the various information-sensing devices that collect data. the network layer is responsible for the transmission of the collected data through network facilities such as private networks, mobile networks, the internet, and more. the application layer entails the specific iot solution that matches the needs of the industry by combining the needs of various fields. 2. security issues in internet of things with the rapid development of iot, which includes largescale data storage and widespread data usage, privacy protection and other security issues present a significant challenge. currently, iot relies largely on centralized cloud servers, and interaction vulnerabilities in cloud platforms, malware, and flaws in access control permissions can easily create threats to users’ data security and privacy. similarly, centralized storage methods also present the risk of largescale data leakage. in 2018, for instance, because of flaws in software permission restrictions, the data of more than 50 million facebook users was compromised. additionally, data interaction in iot can introduce many security issues. examples include attacks on the networks that transmit data, unreliable data nodes, and privacy breaches during data interactions. 3. blockchain 3.1. blockchain background ever since satoshi matsumoto proposed the concept of bitcoin in 2008, blockchain, the basic underlying technology on which bitcoin relies, has received widespread attention. blockchain, as a pan-centralized distributed ledger, authorizes trusted data and maintains data storage through a consensus mechanism between various network nodes. 3.2. framework and technical characteristics 3.2.1. framework the underlying framework of blockchain can be divided into the application layer, network layer, and data layer the data layer is used to record or transact data through techniques such as hash functions and asymmetric encryption. after starting from the genesis block, each subsequent block records the hash value of the previous block so that each independent block is logically connected, thus forming a blockchain. a timestamp is also added to each block, which ensures the reliability and integrity of all previous data by verifying the hash values and timestamps of each block. this procedure makes it difficult to tamper with the data [3, 2]. the second layer, known as the network layer, is a peer-to-peer networking approach in which all data is transmitted and shared between nodes. whenever a new transaction is posted to the network, all remaining nodes in the network can obtain validation rights through a consensus mechanism. after verification, the transaction is packaged and broadcast across the network. the proof of workload is obtained through fair competition among the nodes to acquire the packing right, and it is rewarded with corresponding tokens to ensure the security and consistency of the data. likewise, the proof of interest is obtained through packing rights by pledging tokens to prove ownership. with the byzantine fault tolerance, the bookkeeper is elected according to the proportion of interest, and if more than two-thirds reach an agreement, the bookkeeping can be completed. finally, the application layer focuses on non-fungible tokens (nfts), digital currency, decentralized applications, decentralized autonomous organizations, and more, including open sea, binance, ethereum, and others. the application layer provides call interfaces for various programs, allowing the blockchain to support data interaction from multiple domains. 3.2.2. technical characteristics privacy and scalability are the technical advantages of 81 blockchain. with bitcoin, users are assigned a public key and a corresponding private key. only the input and output addresses appear for each transaction record, effectively protecting the user’s information. combined with blockchainrelated cryptography, zero-knowledge proofs were proposed in the 1980s as a method of data protection, in which a clearly defined assertion is confirmed by a verifier who has no extraneous knowledge about the prover’s assertion. the verifier simply confirms whether the assertion is correct or not. currently, zero-knowledge proofs are one of the key techniques used to address privacy protection at the blockchain transaction layer. wang et al. propose to protect user transactions by encrypting account balances and transaction information in a lightweight, homomorphic manner before data is uploaded on the chain, so that the information seen by other nodes on the chain is encrypted. also, blockchain has good scalability; for example, slicing and chain measurement are both used to solve the problems of low transaction volume and high latency. slicing is one of the mainstream scaling methods for the first blockchain layer, which entails slicing the whole blockchain and dividing the work. each node is only responsible for the corresponding storage, verification, and related procedures, making it more efficient. the measurement chain, on the other hand, is derived from the main chain and ensures data security by running its own independent blockchain and uploading valuable information to the main chain on a regular basis. 3.3. iot security using blockchain technology blockchain currently has a wide range of applications in iot, involving different domains and multiple technologies, and with the appeal of significant commercial value, there is no shortage of attackers who seek to identify and steal important data nodes. the sensing devices within iot are numerous and cumbersome, and many of them do not have supporting software for long-term maintenance. wu et al. propose multi-layer aggregate authentication (mlav), an efficient blockchain management framework that allows regular upgrades and system maintenance of iot devices to defend against malware attacks. uzair et al. discuss the use of smart contracts with an ethereum variant that limits a single device gas not to exceed the gas of the smart contract, thus preventing denial-of-service attacks. network nodes, which form an important part of the blockchain, have also gained the attention of attackers. song et al. have designed a visual inspection tool based on iot blockchain data to ensure the validity of data by checking if the blockchain network is functioning properly and detecting malicious nodes. vishwakarma et al. propose a blockchain-enabled secure storage and communication scheme (bbs) that combines the tamper-resistant features of blockchain, where authenticated objects are divided into secure, trustworthy regions, where the objects can interact freely. for privacy issues associated with personal schedules, giannoutakis et al. outline a blockchain-based decentralized architecture for the enhancement of cybersecurity in smart homes, where the ip of the home device is managed through smart contracts and the ip of the attacker is blacklisted through anomaly detection to protect the user’s data. xu et al. also suggest using smart contracts to automatically determine whether patient data, after homomorphic encryption, is eligible for health insurance claims, thus avoiding the risk of data leakage of sensitive patient information. 4. artificial intelligence 4.1. background of artificial intelligence artificial intelligence (ai), a technology that mimics and extends human intelligence, is composed of a basic resource layer, a technology layer, and an application layer. ai involves data platforms, image recognition, natural language processing, driverless capabilities, and more. presently, ai is still in a relatively weak stage in comparison to its full potential, with prominent examples including apple’s siri, alphago, and other technologies that can only handle specific scenarios. machine learning, the core research area of ai, has a wide selection of techniques such as supervised learning, reinforcement learning, and deep learning. supervised learning focuses on training an optimal model using known data, with the objective of mapping an input to the corresponding output using the trained model, which would thus introduce predictive power for unknown data. reinforcement learning, on the other hand, maximizes the reward function value by recording the model’s behavior based on the feedback given by the environment, which rewards or penalizes the model based on the correctness of its actions. finally, deep learning is a technique based on neural networks that involves learning the underlying laws of data. geoffrey et al. suggest that multilayer artificial neural networks have superior learning abilities and can overcome network training difficulties by initializing layer by layer. because deep learning is superior at constructing complex and high-dimensional data structures, it plays an important role in natural sciences, medicine, and business. 4.2. development and application of artificial intelligence in the field of iot security 4.2.1. malware detection the lack of unified security protocols across iot nodes, coupled with the embedded nature of many iot devices, which cannot patch the latest security vulnerabilities, makes iot technology susceptible to malware attacks. deep learning, when used for classifying and detecting malware, can extract feature values from software code to identify whether it has been attacked, analyze it by observing the running behavior of the software, or combine these methods. asam et al. discuss a deep learning detection framework (imda) that combines three features of deep learning by using the stm smoothing operation of multi-path dilation convolution to identify the full structure of the attacking malware, presenting a form of malware discrimination with an accuracy of over ninety-seven percent. nawaz et al. propose a malware detection method based on a convolutional neural network that effectively finds malware and its variants using pretrained deep learning models. 4.2.2. defending against cyberattacks with the continued development of iot, the corresponding network has become huge and complex. network transmission, as the core of iot interaction, faces the difficulties of long concealment time, fast transmissibility, and high destructive power, among other issues that can lead to severe network attacks. ren et al. introduce a network intrusion monitoring model based on deep reinforcement learning (id-rdrl) that combines deep reinforcement learning features and removes eighty percent of the redundant features to identify network attacks in complex network environments. however, identification difficulties occur 82 when network attacks overlap with normal network traffic. vijayakumar et al. analyze problematic and normal network ids using convolutional neural network modeling and a hybrid hyperparameter approach; their model is more efficient than traditional machine learning, but the identification capability needs to be improved to detect new intrusion methods. 5. conclusion this paper describes the background and applications of the internet of things and summarizes various security issues that have become 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(2017). applying convolutional neural network for network intrusion detection. 2017 international conference on advances in computing, communications and informatics (icacci), 1222-1228. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1183457/iot-connected-devices-worldwide/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/1183457/iot-connected-devices-worldwide/ frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 30 intelligent diagnosis of alzheimer's disease ruifan huang1, a, huifei xu2, b 1 school of sun yat-sen university, guangzhou 510000, china 2 school of hangzhou normal university, hangzhou 310000, china. a1059577592@qq.com, b1225604713@qq.com abstract: in this paper, we combine the knowledge of decision tree model and k-means clustering algorithm with knowledge of statistics to solve the problems of diagnosis of alzheimer's disease using brain structure. in the step of selecting features, this paper considers both data-based and theoretical perspectives for the analysis of variance in alzheimer's disease. based on the data perspective, the value of variance represents the magnitude of data volatility, i.e., data with data volatility has more abilities to cause data changes in feature classification. therefore, in this paper, a total of 28 indicators of site-faq were selected as necessary indicators and histograms were made to observe the volatility. after the above data processing, we use the attached structural brain features and cognitive behavioral features to design an intelligent diagnosis of alzheimer's disease. for multiclassification models, this paper uses the k-means algorithm to cluster and continue to cluster mci into smc, emci, lmci to observe the difference between cluster centers. after clustering 53 indicators, this paper analyzes the three types of cluster centers, mainly to analyze the different points in the number of clusters, and analyzes the difference in the mean value of the characteristics of the cluster centers, and at the same time, this paper observes the differences between the characteristics by visualizing the data. in the end, we analyze them in relation to the time points to uncover patterns in the evolution of different categories of diseases over time. at the same time, due to the large amount of data, this paper only selects a small sample of five features for analysis. keywords: decision tree; random forest; k-means clustering; pearson coefficient. 1. introduction 1.1. problem backgroud alzheimer's disease (ad) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease with an insidious onset. it is characterized clinically by a full spectrum of dementia, including memory impairment, aphasia, dysfluency, agnosia, impairment of visuospatial skills, executive dysfunction, and personality and behavioral changes, the cause of which is still unknown. it is characterized by a progressive decline in the ability to perform activities of daily living, with various neuropsychiatric symptoms and behavioral disturbances. the disease is usually progressive in the elderly, with progressive loss of independent living skills and death from complications 10 to 20 years after the onset of the disease. the preclinical stage of alzheimer's disease, also known as mild cognitive impairment (mci), is a transitional state between normal and severe. due to the limited cognition of the disease by patients and their families, 67% of patients were diagnosed as moderate to severe and had missed the best intervention stage. therefore, early and accurate diagnosis of alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment is of great significance [1] 1.2. clarifications and restatements this paper uses the brain structural characteristics and cognitive behavioral characteristics of the different categories of people provided in the data set to construct an alzheimer's disease identification model and design an intelligent diagnostic method to accurately diagnose alzheimer's disease. in this paper, the research is decomposed into four problems shown below. 1). preprocess the characteristic indicators of the attached data to investigate the correlation between data characteristics and the diagnosis of alzheimer's disease. 2). use the attached structural brain features and cognitive behavioral features to design an intelligent diagnosis of alzheimer's disease. 3). first, cluster cn, mci and ad into three major classes. then, for the three subclasses contained in mci (smc, emci, and lmci), the clustering was continued to be refined into three subclasses. 4). the same sample in the annex contains features collected at different time points, we will analyze them in relation to the time points to uncover patterns in the evolution of different categories of diseases over time. 2. general assumptions and variable description 2.1. assumptions 1). assume that the effect of environmental factors on the composition of ancient glass artifacts will not change the original chemical composition content ratio by 20%. 2). assume that in the sampling test, there is no human error in the test results, while the error between the test results and the true content should be less than 2%. 3). it is assumed that chemical components not collected in the sampling tests and not studied will not have a significant correlative effect on the content of other chemical components. 4). assume that there are no interactions between different chemical components or between different representations of the artifacts. 5). for taking into account the impact of ambient temperature and humidity on the test, assuming that the sampling process are in the same environment and the sampling time interval is short. 31 2.2. variable description table 1. symbol specification table symbols description the specific value of the sample of corresponding to the indicator of the parent series subseries i.e. interpolation rate at the th sample coefficient of influence of the variable on the classification the variable denotes the probability that the th variable is classified as a barium lead variable normalized value of a chemical component in the i-th data set cluster i the sample points in the sample means distance of the point to all other points in the cluster it belongs to the average distance from a point to all points in a cluster that does not contain it contour coefficient of the point the rank difference, i.e. the position of the number after sorting two sets of data from smallest to largest 3. problem 1 the process of modeling and solving problem 1 is shown in figure 1: figure 1. problem 1 solution process 3.1. task 1: analysis of relationship 3.1.1. data pre-processing the flow chart for data pre-processing is as follows: figure 2. basic data pre-processing process for the codified data, this paper quantifies them according to the coding serial number, and for the more important codes, i.e., the text coding part, this paper chooses to encode them manually, for example, for the severity of ad, named as follows. figure 3. quantitative processing 3.1.2. model buiding and solving after the selection of indicators, in order to further determine the reasonableness of the selection of indicators. in this paper, anova will be used to determine whether there is a significant difference in the change of each statistic over time. first, anova is introduced in this paper as follows. the statistical inference method used in the one-way anova is to calculate the f statistic and perform the f test. the total sum of squares of variance, denoted as sst, is decomposed into two parts: one part is the variance caused by the control variables, denoted as ssa (sum of squares of variance between groups); the other part is the sse (sum of squares of variance within groups) caused by the random variables. the relationship between the two variables is shown below [2]. sst = ssa + ss in general, assume that there are k levels and establish the following assumptions. h0: u1 = u2=. . . uk ch1: u1, u2, . . . , uk, not all equal to each other the error within each overall system, mainly the random error caused by random sampling, is called the intra-group error, and the sum of squared intra-group errors is denoted as ssa. ssa = ∑ ni(xi̅ − x̅)2 k i=1 the errors between the totals, mainly random errors and systematic errors caused by random sampling, are called inter-group errors, and the sum of squared inter-group errors is sse. sse = ∑ ∑(xij − xi̅) 2 ni k k i=1 the total sum of squared errors of the data is denoted as sst. sst = ∑ ∑(xij − x̅)2 ni k k i=1 where denotes the jtℎ observation at the itℎ level, denotes the mean value at the jtℎ level, and denotes the mean value of the n observations. sst = ∑ ∑(xij − x̅)2 = ssa + sse ni k k i=1 the above calculation shows that the total error of the data comes from two main sources: intra-group error on the one hand and inter-group error on the other. it can be shown that when the means of the k overall groups are equal, ssa k − 1⁄ sse n − k⁄⁄ obeys the f distribution with degrees of freedom k-1 in the numerator and n k in the denominator. f = ssa (n − 1)⁄ sse (n − k)⁄ ≤ fα(k − 1, n − k) 32 each f value will correspond to a p value, and the larger the f value and the smaller the p value, the less likely it is to accept the original assumption, which is considered to be a large difference in characteristics between groups. therefore, the smaller the p-value, the more this feature should be preserved. figure 4. analysis of variance histogram pearson correlation analysis is a method used to study the closeness of association between two or more variables. in order to explore which factors are associated with the cause of alzheimer's disease, so the correlation analysis algorithm is used, and the pearson correlation value can be a good representation of the correlation between two variables. some of the indicators in the experiment have an interaction relationship, and the pearson correlation value is chosen to calculate the degree of correlation between different human physical characteristics affecting alzheimer's disease, and the pearson correlation value expression is shown below [3]. f(x, y) = ∑ (xa − x̅)(ya − y̅)t a=1 √∑ (xa − x̅)2t a=1 √∑ (ya − y̅)2t a=1 in the equation, f(x, y)represents the similarity between the two variables x and y, a represents the atℎ sample of a certain indicator, t is the total number of samples, and x̅ and y̅ represent the values of two variables, x and y, respectively. pearson correlation values f(x, y) always fall between -1 and 1. when 0.8<a<1, the two variables are extremely strongly correlated; when 0.6<a<0.8, the two variables are strongly correlated; when 0.4<a<0.6, the two variables are moderately strongly correlated; when 0.2<a<0.4, the two variables are weakly correlated; when 0<a<0.2, the two variables are very weakly or not correlated. figure 5. correlation value line graph therefore, in this paper, a total of 28 indicators of site-faq were selected as essential indicators, and histograms were made to observe the volatility, and pearson correlation analysis was done for the remaining variables with high volatility to screen the indicators with strong correlation to the generation and deterioration of alzheimer's disease. based on this, a total of 53 indicators were selected as basic indicators in this paper. 4. problem 2 problem 2 model building and solution process is shown in figure 6; figure 6. problem 2 solution process 4.1. model buiding and solving decision trees are supervised learning, a typical tree model, which embodies a functional mapping between features and labels. the non-leaf nodes represent the division of the sample on a feature, and the sample set is divided into several sub-trees according to the different values of the decision tree is divided into several sub-trees according to the different values of the feature, until the leaf node or the condition is satisfied. or a condition is met, the sample set is not split again. corresponds to a classification. the core problem of constructing a decision tree is how to select a suitable feature to split the current sample set. figure 7. decision tree structure diagram there are two types of decision trees, depending on the target variable. (1) categorical variable decision tree: the target variable is classified according to the input characteristics. for example, suppose you are asked to predict the relative price of a computer into one of the following three categories: low, medium, or high. features may include cpu, memory size, hard disk size, graphics card, sound card, etc. the decision tree will learn from these features, and after passing each data point to each node, it will eventually reach the 3 classification goals: low, medium, and high. (2) continuous variable decision tree: in this case, the features input to the decision tree (e.g. quality of a house) will be used to predict the continuous output (e.g. price of a house). 33 figure 8. shap value (impact on model output) 1). build a gradient boosted tree (gbdt) classification model from the training set data. 2). calculate the feature importance from the established gradient boosted tree (gbdt). 3). apply the established gradient boosted tree (gbdt) classification model to the training and testing data to obtain the classification evaluation results of the model. 4). since the gradient boosting tree (gbdt) is random, the result of each operation is not the same, if this training model is saved, the subsequent data can be directly uploaded to this training model to calculate the classification. 5). note: gradient boosting tree (gbdt) cannot get the definite equation like the traditional model, and the model is usually evaluated by testing the data classification effect. during the development of machine learning models, it is expected that the trained model will perform well on new, unseen data. to simulate new, unseen data, data partitioning is performed on the available data, thus splitting it into 2 parts (sometimes called training-test partitioning). in particular, the first part is a larger subset of the data used as the training set (e.g., 80% of the original data) and the second part is usually a smaller subset used as the test set (the remaining 20% of the data). it is important to note that this data splitting is performed only once. next, a prediction model is built using the training set, and this trained model is then applied to the test set (i.e., as new, unseen data) for prediction. the best model is selected based on its performance on the test set, and hyperparameter optimization is also performed in order to obtain the best model [4]. as the below figure is a mixed matrix, firstly, all samples are divided into positive samples p (labeled as positive) and negative samples n (labeled as negative), the positive samples that are still positive after model prediction are noted as true positive (tp), the positive samples that are predicted to be negative are called false positive (fp), similarly, the negative samples that are predicted to be negative are called true negative (tn), and the negative samples that are predicted to be positive are called false negative (fn). samples that are predicted to be negative are called true negative (tn) and negative samples that are predicted to be positive are called false negative (fn), so after model prediction there are p = tp+fn and n = fp+tn. figure 9. confusion matrix heat map figure 10. feature importance the below table shows the prediction evaluation metrics of the cross-validation set, training set and test set to measure the prediction effectiveness of gbdt through quantitative metrics. among them, the evaluation metrics of the crossvalidation set can continuously adjust the hyperparameters to obtain a reliable and stable model. ● accuracy rate: the proportion of correctly predicted samples to the total samples, the larger the accuracy rate, the better. ● recall rate: the proportion of predicted positive samples out of the actual positive samples, and the larger the recall rate, the better. ● precision rate: the proportion of the predicted positive samples to the actual positive samples, and the larger the precision rate, the better. f1: the sum of precision and recall. precision and recall affect each other, and although a high level of both is the desired ideal, in practice, it is often the case that a high precision rate results in a low recall rate, or a low recall rate results in a high precision rate. if a balance of both is needed, then the f1 metric can be used. 34 table 2. model evaluation results accuracy recall accuracy accuracy recall accuracy accuracy recall accuracy f1 training set 1 1 1 1 test set 0.689 0.689 0.687 0.687 the random forest algorithm is a highly flexible machine learning algorithm proposed by leo & culte et al. in 2001, which is based on statistics and combines bagging integrated learning theory and random subspace methods. the basic idea is to set many weak classifiers into one strong classifier. the random forest consists of several classification trees, each corresponding to a different training subset. each training subset consists of multiple random samples of the training set with put-back by the bootstrap sampling method. the k trees are constructed as described above, and these decision trees are grouped together to form a random forest. the random forest contains a second level of randomness, where m values are randomly selected from all the feature input values m to construct each decision tree; from these m values, each segmentation node is selected for optimization according to the principle of minimizing the gini coefficient, thus reducing correlation and improving predictive power. the random forest simulation process does not perform the pruning process as in the decision tree. k predictors are obtained, and each predictor makes one prediction, and finally the predictions are aggregated and the average is calculated. the overall vector space is divided into smaller spaces by building individual decision trees, and the extracted decision trees are used as the training set. the set of samples that are not extracted is called out-ofbag (oob) data and is used as the validation set. the best branch is found by randomly selecting less than p alternative branches within each decision tree of the original data set. by adjusting the size of the leaf branches, the tree is stopped when it reaches 4 splits. the growth of the decision tree is controlled by adjusting the size of the leaf branches and stopping the formation of a single decision tree when it reaches 4 splits. a combinatorial model of the random forest algorithm is generated according to certain rules. figure 11. random forest model structure diagram when studying machine learning, we expect new, neverbefore-seen material that has been trained to yield good results. to simulate the new, unseen material, the already existing material is divided into two blocks (sometimes called the training-testing area). specifically, said first component is a subset of the larger data (e.g., 80% of the initial data), while said second component is typically a much smaller subset (the remaining 20% of the data). it is important to note that such a splitting of the data can be performed only once. next, this training set is used to construct a forecast model and the model is used for the test set (i.e., new information that has not been seen). by examining its performance, an optimal model was selected and optimized in terms of hyperparameters, and a better mathematical model was obtained. a mixing matrix is shown below, where all samples are divided into p (marked as positive) and n (marked as negative), and samples that remain positive (tp) after prediction by the model are called false positive (fp) if they are predicted to be negative (fp), and if they are predicted to be negative (fp). the sample with negative prediction is called "tn", while the prediction for "fn" is "fn", so that after the model prediction, there will be p= tp+ fn, n= fp tp+ fn, n= fp+ tn. figure 12. feature importance figure 13. feature importance the below table shows the classification evaluation metrics for the training and test sets, and the quantitative metrics are used to measure the classification effectiveness of the 35 decision tree on the training and test data. ● accuracy: the proportion of correctly predicted samples to the total samples, the larger the accuracy, the better. ● recall rate: the proportion of predicted positive samples out of the actual positive samples, the larger the recall rate, the better. ● precision rate: the proportion of the predicted positive samples to the actual positive samples, and the larger the precision rate, the better. f1: the sum of precision and recall. precision and recall affect each other, and although a high level of both is the desired ideal, in practice, it is often the case that a high precision rate results in a low recall rate, or a low recall rate results in a high precision rate. if both are needed, then the f1 metric can be used. ● oob_score: for classification problems, oob_score is the accuracy rate of out-of-bag data. if there is put-back sampling selected during the tree building process, about 1/3 of the records are not extracted. the ones that are not extracted naturally form a control data set that can be used for model validation. therefore, the random forest does not need to set aside additional data for cross-validation; its own algorithm is similar to cross-validation, and the out-of-bag error is an unbiased estimate of the prediction error. table 3. model evaluation results accuracy recall accuracy accuracy recall accuracy accuracy recall accuracy f1 training set 0.842 0.842 0.852 0.844 test set 0.601 0.601 0.639 0.597 based on this, this paper uses decision tree model and random forest model to classify the data, and constructs model accuracy indexes: confusion matrix, acc, etc. so as to judge the advantages and disadvantages of the classification model. by comparing the judgment indexes of decision tree model and random forest model, it is found that decision tree model has better classification effect. 5. problem 3 the problem 3 model building and solution process is shown in figure 13. figure 13. problem 3 solution process 5.1. model establishment and solving the k-means clustering algorithm is a clustering algorithm that classifies based on a functional criterion, based on minimizing the clustering criterion function. the clustering criterion function is the sum of squares of the distances from each node in the cluster set to the center of the cluster of that class. for all m pattern classes criterion function is defined. k = ∑ ∑‖xi − zj‖ nj i=1 m k=1 where 𝑆𝑗 is the 𝑗𝑡ℎ cluster set with cluster center 𝑍𝑗; 𝑁𝑗 is the number of samples contained in the jth cluster set sj. the clustering criterion of km: choose a cluster center zk let the criterion function k be extremely small, i.e., make the value of kk extremely small, we get 𝑍𝑘 = 1 𝑁 ∑ 𝑋𝑖 𝑁𝑘 𝑖=1 let there be n nodes, and the calculation steps are as follows: any m initial cluster centers z1(1), z2(1), . . . zm(1), m < n, and the serial numbers in parentheses represent the number of iterations. the remaining nodes are assigned to m cluster centers according to the shortest distance principle to one of the m cluster centers, i.e. min{‖x − zi(m)‖, i = 1,2, . . . , m} = ‖x − zk(m)‖ where m is the order number of the iterative operation. calculate the new vector values for each cluster center. 𝑍𝑘(𝑚 + 1) = 1 𝑁𝑘 ∑ 𝑋 𝑋∈𝑆𝑘(𝑚) if zk(m + 1) ≠ zk ( m) , j = 1, 2, . . . , m, then return to reclassify the nodes one by one and repeat the iterative computation, and vice versa, the algorithm converges and the computation is completed. table 4. model evaluation results dx_bl site age pt_gend er pt_edu cat pt_et hcat pt_racc at pt_mar ry apo e4 1 106.52 70.86 2.00 16.26 1.18 1.34 1.64 0.40 0.13 2 80.51 73.16 2.00 16.05 1.04 1.13 1.40 0.53 0.41 3 81.93 73.41 2.00 16.20 1.04 1.13 1.39 0.48 0.04 therefore, in this paper, we first clustered the overall into three classes, denoted as mci, cn\ad. then, this paper used k-means algorithm for clustering, and continued to cluster mci into smc\emci\lmci thereby observing the difference between the clustering centers. in this paper, we first clustered the overall into 3 classes, denoted as mci, cn, and ad. then, this paper used k-means algorithm for clustering and calculated the distribution of the values of 53 indicators under the three clustering centers. under different clustering categories, the important factors affecting the classification are judged by comparing the magnitude of the values of the same indicators. the above visualization reveals that among the 53 underlying indicators, a large number of indicators have little effect on clustering, which means that there is little difference between the values of the same indicators under different clustering categories, or even almost identical, but there are significant differences in variables such as fdg, av45, fbb, and abeta. although the values differed little, their standardization revealed significant differences between the values of the same indicators under different clustering categories, which also provides a good basis for finding the etiology of alzheimer's disease. 36 figure 14. visualization of clustering effects 5.2. model establishment and solving the clustering was continued by clustering the mci into smc, emci, and lmci to observe the difference between the clustering centers. figure 15. visualization of clustering effects from the above visualization, it is clear that many of the 53 basic indices have a small effect on the clusters, i.e.: in the classification, the differences are small and almost identical for the same index, but in fdg, av45, fbb; different factors such as abeta differ significantly. despite the small difference between the two data, after normalization, we can see that there is a significant difference in the same index in each cluster under the same classification, which can find a good basis for the pathogenesis of alzheimer's disease. table 5. model evaluation results dx_bl site age pt_gend er pt_edu cat pt_ethc at pt_r accat pt_ma rry apo e4 smc 107.04 70.1 2.00 16.15 1.09 1.37 1.73 0.35 0.12 emci 79.75 72.3 2.00 16.08 1.04 1.14 1.38 0.56 0.41 lmci 80.97 72.5 2.00 16.15 1.05 1.15 1.37 0.54 0.04 6. problem 4 the problem 4 model building and solution process is shown in figure 16; figure 16. problem 4 solution process 6.1. model establishment and solving this paper first tests the model based on temporal indicators, which are the degree of change in the patient's condition from different times of testing, respectively. therefore, this paper screens the tabular data so that it can be analyzed using statistical knowledge. also, for further analysis, this paper argues that the evolutionary pattern of different categories of diseases over time can be seen as changes in brain characteristics and cognitive characteristics over the time of testing. also, due to the large size of the data, only a small sample of the five characteristics is selected for analysis in this paper. figure 17. trend line graph of different brain features 37 figure 18. trend line graph of different brain features from the above discounted graph of data trends, it can be seen that most of the indicators have a tendency to increase, and the magnitude of the values of a few indicators maintains within a certain fluctuation range, which proves that along with the passage of time, there is a characteristic change process in the degree of disease symptoms, and it can be seen from the graph that the values of ravlt_immediate, ravlt_learning, ravlt_ forgetting and other indicators obviously have a decreasing trend, so when studying the changes of brain characteristics and cognitive characteristics with the detection time, this paper chooses to divide the data into behavioral characteristics and brain characteristics, and analyze different indicators under different types, where the data trend data of cognitive characteristics are shown below. table 6. trend data for different brain characteristics imageuid ventricles hippocampus wholebrain entorhinal fusiform midtemp icv 118697 38712 4495 972134 2239 19818 20622 1524760 118672 38374 0 964788 0 0 0 1513350 35725 41869 0 971882 0 0 0 1514160 59854 44002 0 931047 0 0 0 1527030 83343 44139 0 945435 0 0 0 1523690 129868 49536 0 952495 0 0 0 1504090 205579 55599 0 912309 0 0 0 1524340 7. summary in this paper, we first determine the importance index of different indicators with alzheimer's disease by constructing a correlation analysis through pre-processing of the data. we then use structural brain features and cognitive behavioural features to design an intelligent diagnostic model of alzheimer's disease in which we choose to use a decision tree as a model for classification. secondly, we used a time series model to analyse the relevant data by arguing that the evolutionary patterns of different categories of disease over time can be seen as changes in brain features and cognitive characteristics over the time of detection. finally, we used the offering to review the etiology and onset symptoms of alzheimer's symptoms, summarise and analyse the distribution of different indicators at different onset stages, and provide different early intervention and diagnostic criteria for the five categories of cn, smc, emci, lmci and ad. references [1] du jia, fu yan, fan jia, zhou miaorong & zhang yeting: aerobic exercise intervention with aβ_(1-42) induced changes in hippocampal synaptic structure and synaptic proteins in rats with alzheimer's disease. chinese journal of tissue engineering research. [2] lv romance & li aiping. (2022). role of perineuronal matrix network in regulating cognitive function and alzheimer's disease. progress in physiological science (02),100-104. [3] qu wenying, xie jianguo, liang anxin & shang xuefeng. (2021). effects of astragalus polysaccharides on nerve cell activity, cognitive function and caspase-9 expression levels in rats with alzheimer's disease. stroke and neurological diseases (05), 543-549. [4] meng kaitao, zhang jianguo, liu chong, ma xiuhong & song yuqiang. (2021). correlation analysis between serum mir-128 and mir-223 expression levels and inflammatory response and cognitive function in patients with alzheimer's disease of different severity. stroke and neurological diseases (06), 667-671. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 47 research on the teaching of intelligent and networked electrical control course driven by projects yantai huang* college of automation & electronic engineering, zhejiang university of science and technology, hangzhou, 310023, china * corresponding author: email: 314359652@qq.com abstract: intelligent and networked electrical control technology refers to the application of new technologies such as intelligence and networking in the traditional electrical control field, so that the traditional electrical control has intelligent and networked functions. however, the teaching content and teaching method of the current course are not ideal in actual teaching, which is quite different from the plan, the application of the course is not strong, and there are still some differences with the skills required by the applied undergraduate. therefore, the project realizes the teaching reform of electrical control intellectualization and networking through teaching reform driven by project. through teaching reform, students' practical ability is improved to meet the skill requirements for applied undergraduate. at the same time, from point to surface, the research results of this course can be copied to other similar courses. keywords: teaching reform; intelligent; energy. 1. introduction this course is a professional elective course for students majoring in electrical engineering and automation in our school. it is expected that through the course, students can master the knowledge related to electrical control intelligence and networking technology, so that students can apply new technologies such as intelligence and networking to the field of traditional electrical control, so that traditional electrical control has the functions of intelligence and networking. through the teaching of this course, the teaching goal of providing intelligent and network related technology and support for product design, system implementation, operation management and other work in the field of electrical control should be achieved. this course mainly introduces the basic concepts of intelligent and networked electrical control, the basic principles of electrical control, the implementation scheme of intelligent and networked electrical control system and other related technologies. through learning this course, students should be able to understand the basic principles of electrical control, intelligent and networking technologies, understand the application of intelligent and networking related technologies in the field of electrical control, and consciously use intelligent and networking technologies to improve the technical level of products or systems in the design, implementation, operation and management of electrical control systems, so as to achieve national or social reliability relevant standards on economy and safety[1,2]. 2. organization of the text however, the following problems are found in the teaching feedback. although the course content closely follows the needs of the times and includes some examples of electrical applications, due to the limitation of class hours, it is impossible to explain the course content in depth, and there is still a gap between what students have learned and the actual application. students have poor initiative in class. there are several reasons for this: first, students are now graduating classes, so they need to prepare for employment and test. they have less time and energy to devote to courses. second, because the content of existing courses is based on books and textbooks, which are relatively old and cannot meet the needs of students and the times, students are not enthusiastic about taking classes. 3. curriculum reform methods 3.1. problems to be solved in the reform based on the above problems, the research and reform content of this project is mainly to design appropriate "application projects", take the application projects as the driving force, connect the electrical control intelligence and networking related knowledge points, so that students can learn by doing, learn by doing, better grasp the relevant knowledge points, and achieve the purpose of application. the key issues of this project mainly include the following: how to select a suitable applied project, which should have practical application value and include relevant knowledge of the course; how to reasonably design theory and practice courses, mobilize students' initiative, and use extracurricular time to participate in project design. how to realize the process assessment and improve the enthusiasm of students' participation [3,4]. 3.2. reform implementation plan in view of the above problems, the specific implementation of this project is divided into two years. in the first year, the project selection, module design, teaching method design and assessment method design of project-based teaching were carried out and applied to actual teaching. the second year, summarize the teaching process of the previous year and adjust the teaching content of the previous year. at the same time, summarize experience. during the implementation of this project, the most important thing is to select the right project, and the election of this project is crucial. the key to the successful reform of the course to meet the requirements 48 of applied undergraduate is the selection of applied projects. the project of this course is based on the "optical storage integration project". the main basis for selecting the project is as follows: the project is consistent with the major of the students, and has strong electrical professional knowledge as the background; the project is a hot spot in the market at present, with good employment prospects, and meets the requirements of applied undergraduate courses; the knowledge points included in this course can cover all the knowledge points of electrical control intellectualization and networking. the project leader has been engaged in this research in the early stage, and has realized the development of this project, so this project can be successfully applied to this teaching and reform research, and this teaching reform will also be successful. 3.3. setting of reform content for this course, the project of project-based teaching is reasonably designed. the project is a control system based on optical storage integration project. optical storage integration refers to a comprehensive integrated system that integrates photovoltaic power generation, electric energy storage and household electricity. it solves the problems of power generation, power storage and power consumption. his structure is as follows: cpu bus pv mptt dc/dc wind dc/dc grid ac/dc dc/ac load batterydc/dc bms dc/dc monitor ralay monitor signal interfa ce figure 1. optical storage integrated structure the specific functions of the optical storage integration project are as follows: 1) each power supply can supply power at the same time, and the voltage to the dc bus is the same; 2) each module of mptt, dc/dc, ac/dc and dc/ac has an independent cpu, which works independently and is not controlled by the cpu. the output voltage can be adjusted automatically; 3) can multiple dc/dc modules be made into a single dc/dc module with multiple inputs and single outputs; 4) the relay module is controlled by cpu; 5) full energy storage control module: cpu controls the charging and discharging mode of energy storage, which can realize the adjustable charging and discharging power; realize the calculation of energy storage soc; there is automatic constant voltage, constant current and other charging mode switching. 6) monitoring module: calculate the input and output power of each module to obtain the power loss of each module; 7) the cpu has a communication interface to communicate with the load. 3.4. part of circuit hardware design the core modules in this project mainly include can, rs485 and ad modules, and their corresponding hardware circuit diagrams are designed as follows: the hardware circuit diagram of can is as follows: figure 2. can circuit the circuit diagram of ad module is as follows: figure 3. ad circuit rs485 circuit is as follows: figure 4. rs485 circuit 3.5. assessment settings for project-based teaching, the assessment method is also very important. in the process of assessment, students' practical ability should be emphasized. however, due to the project-based form, students cannot complete their homework in class, so they can submit large homework after class. the final submitted project needs to include the functions of the involved modules, and the score proportion of each module should be specified. the assessment form is as follows: table 1. assessment method number module score 1 rs485 15% 2 can 15% 3 ad 15% 4 timer 15% 5 final examination 40% through the above teaching reform, not only the enthusiasm of students in class has been improved, but also 49 the practical ability of students can be effectively improved, and the teaching goal of this course has been achieved. 4. conclusion compared with other teaching reforms, the innovation of this project has the following points: the innovation of this project is to take the applied undergraduate course as the goal and the project-based curriculum design as the guidance; the project selection of this project is targeted and applicable. the actual scientific research achievements of the project leader in the early stage are selected. this project has practical application value, and the knowledge taught can help students to successfully engage in relevant industry posts in the future; this course adopts the applied project as the guidance, and through the project modular teaching the project leader in the early stage are selected. this project has practical application value, and the knowledge taught can help students to successfully engage in relevant industry posts in the future; this course adopts the applied project as the guidance, and through the project modular teaching method, it realizes learning by doing, learning by doing, and truly improves the students' practical ability and their application. references [1] han l q, xie p, tong k. research on the comprehensive teaching reform of intelligent control course[j]. journal of electrical & electronic education, 2016. [2] gong t, zhou j j. research on exploring teaching of intelligent system control course[j]. computer education, 2010. [3] xiao-lu, ren. research on the reform of electrical basic course in building electricity and intelligence specialty under the background of professional certification[c]2019. [4] nie g, xu y. research on the application of intelligent technology in low voltage electric automation control system[j]. journal of physics: conference series, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 31 transformer fault text classification model based on double feature channel fujun guan1, *, dewen wang1,2 1 college of control and computer engineering north china electric power university, baoding 071003, china 2 engineering research center of intelligent computing for complex energy systems, ministry of education, baoding 071003, china * corresponding author: fujun guan abstract: the power transformer plays a key role in the power distribution and transmission of the power system of the equipment, if the transformer fault leads to unexpected outage of the power system, then it will have a great threat to the whole power system, through the analysis of the transformer fault text can better guide the procurement of the transformer and fault maintenance. this paper proposes a classification method of transformer fault text based on two feature channels. this method extracts useful text emotion information from different aspects and levels by using two feature vectors, namely word vector and pinyin vector, and inputs it into bilstm network to extract local and global semantic features. then the features are fused through the attention mechanism. finally, the features output by softmax function are classified and predicted. experimental results show that the proposed method greatly improves the accuracy of transformer fault text classification. keywords: transformer; fault text; attention mechanism; double feature channel. 1. introduction power transformer is an important equipment in the power grid, supporting the safe operation of the power system, no matter the transformer in the operation of any problems, will bring great economic property losses to the national home, and even endanger people's personal safety, have a serious social impact. therefore, it is of great significance to use the existing transformer defect text to accurately and quickly classify the transformer fault category to guide the transformer procurement, installation, daily maintenance, rapid fault location and timely maintenance [1-2]. the characteristics of power transformer fault text are very different from the general text. firstly, there are a large number of professional words in power transformer fault text. generally, the transformer fault text recorded by power inspection personnel is short text, which is different from the long text. in addition to the professional words, there are also some professional symbols or letters in the text to describe the failure of transformer equipment. therefore, there are some difficulties in mining power transformer fault text. 2. research status early researchers mostly integrated structured data information to carry out state assessment [2-8]. however, transformer fault texts were generally recorded by transformer managers in the daily maintenance process, in the form of chinese handwritten or electronic reports, transformer fault phenomena, fault causes, operation, maintenance and overhaul methods and other unstructured data. therefore, the early methods could not accurately identify these unstructured data. at present, machine learning, natural language processing and other technologies are gradually applied to the task of transformer fault text classification. jiang yiwen et al. [9] combined the different characteristics of cnn and rnn to establish a circular convolutional neural network (rcnn) network, and added a maximum pooling layer to rcnn to extract the characteristic information of transformer defect text. although some classification results have been achieved, further improvement is needed because it is impossible to learn the hidden semantic information from other perspectives of the defective text. at present, the domestic research on text data mining in the field of power is still in the preliminary exploration stage. chinese text paragraph and english text paragraph have great differences in grammar structure, language habits, parts of speech and so on, english text mining method can not be directly applied to chinese text. in addition, chinese power text also contains equipment number, abbreviation and many other professional words, so it will be more difficult to carry out data mining. literature [10] constructs the lifetime state evaluation model of circuit breakers through text mining, and realizes the similarity study of circuit breaker defects by mining the text of power grid defects. literature [11] diagnoses power dispatching faults by mining alarm signal texts. literature [12] builds a marketing management decision tree mining model according to the characteristics of existing power grid marketing data, so as to deduce accurate power grid marketing behaviors, with better prediction accuracy and lower data consumption. literature [13-15] studies the power grid fault diagnosis method based on big data analysis, synthesizes a variety of information sources such as power grid topology information, circuit breaker trip information and relay protection device action information, and considers the loss of information to realize effective fault diagnosis. 3. methods due to the inherent characteristics of transformer fault text data, the semantic features of transformer fault text data mining model for power industry are not comprehensive enough. unable to follow key information in the fault text. unable to obtain enough deep semantic information in the grid equipment fault text. and because the power grid equipment fault text is generally recorded by the maintenance personnel, there are mistakes, pinyin, homophone and other defects. some models cannot accurately identify error 32 information such as misspellings. these errors and differences can not be identified effectively, which will affect the accuracy of the model to identify fault types. based on this, this paper proposes a text recognition model for transformer faults based on double feature channels. this model can effectively solve the context-dependent problem and extract the deep feature information of the fault text. at the same time, it can also solve the problem that the previous model cannot accurately identify wrong characters by pinyin vector. 3.1. dual-feature channel firstly, the word vector and pinyin vector of the collected transformer fault text should be extracted. word vector uses word2vec model to generate word vector. word2vec word vector can better consider contextual semantic information and avoid dimension "disaster" problem. the main text representation methods include thermal coding, tf-idf and so on. the advantages of thermal coding are simple in principle and convenient in use. the disadvantage is that the semantically relevant information is not taken into account, which easily leads to the problem of dimensional "disaster". the use of word2vec word vector can be a good solution to this problem. pinyin feature vector is to convert the original sentences and symbols of transformer fault text using pinyin. and the converted pinyin is represented vectorically by a large corpus. by using pinyin feature vector, the representation of the text is expanded, the feature information of the text is further enriched, and the influence of the wrong characters and homophones in the transformer fault text on the fault type identification results is reduced. 3.2. bilitm model long short term memory neural network is based on cyclic neural network improvement. when processing long sequences of text, rnn can only obtain the information of relatively recent sequences due to the existence of gradient dispersion, and does not have the memory function of early sequences, so a lot of information is lost. by adding cell states and threshold mechanisms, lstm solves the problems of gradient dispersion, gradient explosion, and only having short-term memory of rnn. lstm consists of oblivion gate, input gate and output gate. the forgetting gate determines whether the information needs to be retained through the sigmoid function. bilstm is a variant of lstm, which combines forward propagation lstm and back propagation lstm to obtain semantic features in both directions. bilstm can better capture bidirectional semantic dependence and solve the problem of context dependence. the bidirectional cyclic neural network model structure is shown in figure 1 below. lstm lstm lstm lstm lstm lstm lstm lstm x0 x1 x2 xn y0 y1 y2 yn . figure 1. schematic diagram of bidirectional cyclic neural network model 3.3. attention mechanism attention mechanism is a method to extract important features of data, which was initially applied to image processing tasks. bahdanau et al. first proposed the application of attention mechanisms in natural language processing tasks to alleviate the problem of long-distance dependence of rnns. in text analysis, attention mechanism can solve the problem that source sequence and target sequence cannot establish dependence because of the long distance. due to the different levels of importance of words and the different weight of features in the text, the introduction of attention mechanism can better learn the dependency relationship between words and enhance the attention to important words. the attention mechanism model is shown in figure 2 below. key1 key2 key3 key4 value1 value2 value3 value4 request attention value figure 2. attention mechanism model the use of attention mechanism can help to increase the weight of key information of transformer fault text classification and reduce the weight of interference nonsense information, so as to further improve the accuracy of model feature extraction. the attention mechanism carries out weighted transformation on the state information sequence (hidden layer weight) extracted by bilstm, and automatically assigns different weights according to the importance of information. 3.4. model of this paper the model diagram of the model in this paper is shown in figure 3 below. firstly, the collected text data of the main transformer fault is preprocessed. in this paper, the stuttering word segmentation tool is used for word segmentation. in the process of word segmentation, punctuation and stop words in the text are filtered. the processed data uses the word2vec model to generate word vectors. at the same time, these fault texts are converted using chinese pinyin. and the converted pinyin is represented vectorically by a large corpus. then, the generated word2vec word vector features and pinyin features are used as two different feature channel vectors, and then these vectors are input to bilstm layer to extract the local and global semantic features of transformer fault text information. the self-attention mechanism is introduced into the model to fully extract the important semantic features in the text. then, the features extracted by the attention mechanism layer are spliced and fused, and the output features of the fusion layer are classified and predicted by the softmax function. 33 transformer fault text softmox bilstm word2vec word vector pinyin feature vector feature extraction output attention figure 3. text model diagram of transformer fault with double feature channel 4. experiment 4.1. data set 780 transformer failure texts from all over the country were collected. according to the fault standards, the transformer fault text information is divided into three types: general, major, and emergency according to different fault degrees. the processed data set is divided into training set, test set and verification set according to the ratio of 7:2:1. 4.2. algorithm evaluation index in this paper, precision, recall and f1 evaluation indexes were respectively used to evaluate the model performance. where, let a, b, c and d represent the number of positive, false negative, false positive and positive negative categories respectively. the formula of precision rate p is: 𝑃 = 𝐴 𝐴+𝐵 (1) the formula of recall rate r is: 𝑅 = 𝐴 𝐴+𝐶 (2) formula 1 value can be calculated as follows: f1 = 2∗r∗p r+p (3) 4.3. comparative experiment in order to verify the performance of mffm, the three classical models in this paper and short text classification, svm, bilstm and textcnn are used as comparison models for comparison experiment, and the experimental results are shown in table 1. table 1. experimental results model p r f1 svm 0.6377 0.6256 0.6316 bilstm 0.7476 0.7269 0.7371 textcnn 0.7628 0.7403 0.7513 model of this paper 0.8426 0.8389 0.8407 through the analysis of table 1, it can be seen that the classification performance of the transformer fault text data set of the proposed model is superior to the other three models. as can be seen from the above table, f1 value of svm model is only 0.6316. bilstm the f1 value is 0.7371. the f1 value of textcnn is 0.7513, slightly higher than that of bilstm. however, f1 value of this model is 0.8084, 8.94% higher than that of textcnn model. in addition, from the perspective of accuracy and recall rate, the model in this paper is superior to other models. 5. conclusion aiming at the problem that the existing transformer fault type identification methods are not comprehensive enough to obtain the semantic features of the fault text and cannot make full use of the deep semantic information of the fault text. in this 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[15] zhao wenqing, zhu lingyu, gao shuguo, li gang. power transformer fault diagnosis based on multi-source information fusion method research [j]. electric power information and communication technology, 2018 (10): 25-30. doi: 10.16543/2095-641 x. j. electric power. ict. 2018.10.005. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 70 chinese text sentiment classification based on ernie and bilstm-at jianrong wang, naiyi li* school of mathematics and computer science, guangdong ocean university, zhanjiang, guangdong, china * corresponding author: naiyi li (email: linaiyi1979@163.com) abstract: chinese text sentiment classification is a sub-task of natural language processing. however, when text representation is carried out, the polysemy of a word cannot be processed when using the traditional language model to construct the word vector, and the long-distance text information cannot be fully extracted when extracting text features. to solve this problem, this paper proposes a text sentiment classification model combining ernie and bilstm-at. first, the pre-training model ernie is used to obtain the word vector representation of the fused statement context. then, the bidirectional long-short-term memory neural network is used to extract the context information and depth semantic information of the text. then, the attention mechanism is used to assign the corresponding weights to the hidden layer vectors of each time step output by the bilstm layer, and the weighted summation is integrated into the sentence features. finally, the softmax function is used to calculate the probability distribution of the emotional category of the text in the output layer. the results show that the proposed model can achieve high accuracy on both hotel reviews and takeaway reviews. based on the pre-training model, adding bidirectional longterm and short-term memory network and attention mechanism is beneficial to improve the classification effect of the model, and has certain practicability in text sentiment classification tasks. keywords: text sentiment analysis; pre-training model; bidirectional long-term and short-term memory network; attention mechanism. 1. introduction with the rapid development of information technology and mobile internet, china has gradually stepped into the comprehensive internet era. as early as the 49th statistical report on the development of internet in china released by china internet network information center (cnnic) [1], it was pointed out that by december 2021, the number of chinese netizens had reached 1.032 billion. the internet penetration rate reached 73.0%. users are used to publishing content on the internet, including opinions on social hot topics, national policies, products, services, etc. all kinds of comments and opinions are more or less attached to users' emotional attitudes. quick and accurate identification of emotion types plays an important role in many fields. for example, in terms of public opinion, it is possible to understand public opinions by paying attention to netizens' emotional attitudes toward social affairs, which can effectively prevent harmful events and facilitate the implementation of policies. in the business service, the analysis of user evaluation can help improve the quality of goods and services, and do a good job in customer relationship management; in the aspect of psychological and emotional counseling, through the analysis of the corpus expression of the object, it can quickly identify the object's emotional attitude, and conduct targeted counseling for users with psychological problems. nowadays, according to different methods used in classification, text emotion classification can be roughly divided into three categories, namely emotion classification method based on emotion dictionary, emotion classification method based on traditional machine learning, and emotion classification method based on deep learning [2]. the text emotion classification method based on the emotion dictionary is based on the emotion dictionary. the pre-processed text data is used to match the emotion words and emotion polarity contained in the emotion dictionary, and the emotion polarity is classified according to different granularity. li yuqing [3] et al. built a bilingual multi-class emotion dictionary based on the bilingual dictionary method and conducted a multi-class emotion classification experiment, and the model experiment achieved good results. however, this classification method is limited by the scale of the sentiment dictionary, so the dictionary base should be continuously expanded. the sentiment analysis method based on machine learning needs to select the classification algorithm, obtain the model parameters through data training, and then use the trained model to predict the results. tang huifeng [4] et al. used common machine learning methods (svm, knn, etc.) to conduct the experiment of chinese text sentiment classification, and to select appropriate feature representation and selection methods, svm can achieve the optimal classification effect. however, this classification method fails to fully consider the position information of the words in the sentence, which will lose the text context information and affect the classification effect. since the deep learning-based sentiment classification method will make use of the word order information of the text, extract the semantic information of the words, and take full account of the advantages of contextual information [2], many scholars have carried out relevant studies. among the deep learning-based emotion classification methods, some scholars use a single neural network for emotion classification. for example, jelodar [5] et al. used the lstm model when analyzing comments on covid-19, and the experimental results can provide data support for relevant decisions. some scholars have considered the advantages and disadvantages of different neural network models, and then improved and mixed the models, and achieved good experimental results in the task of emotion classification. for example, luo fan et al. [6] proposed a multi-layer network h-rnn-cnn, combined 71 the advantages of the two models, used rnn to model text sequences, and used cnn to identify information across sentences. the model has obtained good experimental results. after seeing important achievements in the application of attention mechanisms in the field of visual images, some scholars tried to use attention mechanisms in the field of natural language processing. bahdanau et al. [7] added an attention mechanism to the machine translation task, and the success of his experiment meant that the attention mechanism began to be applied in the field of natural language. scholars have successively applied attention mechanisms to subtasks in the field, such as the two-layer cnn-bilstm proposed by liu fishing et al. [8], which added sentence emotion polarity ordering and attention mechanism. the model can fully extract text features and optimize input text features, and experiments show that the model has certain effectiveness and feasibility. with the emergence of the natural language pretraining model, scholars have been using the pre-training model in the task of emotion classification, and have achieved better results in emotion classification. pre-training models [9] are divided into static models and dynamic models, among which the word2vec model [10] and glove model are static models, and the elmo model [11], gpt model [12], bert model and ernie model [13] are dynamic models. because static word vectors can't represent polysemous words well, text representation is limited. with the introduction of dynamic word vectors, this problem has been effectively solved. the emergence of dynamic models gpt and bert, both based on the transformer model, provides a new way of thinking when dealing with natural language processing tasks in the future. the bert model has a good performance in many tasks. it performs the vector representation of text according to the word level, extracts semantic information combined with context, and deals with polysemous words well. however, the bert model does not make use of lexical, grammatical structure, and semantic information in sentences to learn modeling, which is difficult to provide a good vector representation of newly emerged words, while the ernie model [14] fully considers the lexical, grammatical structure and semantic information of text for modeling, improving the universality of semantic expression. in natural language processing tasks using the neural network method, how to convert text characters into digital features combined with text information will determine the upper limit of model performance. if a static pre-training model is used, it will only learn the static vector of words and ignore the multi-semantics of polysemy in the text. therefore, the dynamic pre-training model ernie will be used in this paper. this model can effectively solve the polysemy representation problem through the sentence word vector generated after training. the overall process is to use each word segmentation vector of the output matrix of the ernie pre-training model as the input of the bidirectional long and short-term memory neural network, and then use the attention mechanism to weigh the output through the neural network. more weight is given to the time step output that has a greater impact on the emotional label, and more emphasis is placed on the words in the sentence to improve the overall performance of the model. 2. text emotion classification model based on ernie and bilstm-at the text emotion classification model combined with ernie and bilstm-at is shown in figure 1 below. the model has six layers, which are data preprocessing layer, word embedding layer, ernie layer, bilstm semantic extraction layer, attention mechanism layer and the final output layer. among them, the data preprocessing layer will remove the useless data in the text, leaving only the text that can express the semantic information; in the word embedding layer, the word segmentation is mapped to the corresponding word vector in the word direction scale; in ernie layer, the text word vector is transformed into the dynamic vector representation of the sentence by combining the semantic information of the text. in the bilstm layer, the text context semantic information will be further extracted. at the level of attention mechanism, different weights are given according to the importance of each participle to the sentence emotion classification, and the weighted summation can get the semantic information at the sentence level. in the output layer, the fully connected network will be used to obtain the probability of each category, and then the classification results will be obtained. figure 1. text emotion classification model based on ernie and bilstm-at 2.1. data preprocessing and word static vector representation due to the large amount of noise in the comment text data, it will affect the extraction of subsequent sentence features, so it is necessary to de-noise the text before the extraction of sentence features. regular expressions can be used to remove punctuation marks and expressions, etc., and then word segmentation is carried out to limit the sentence length to no more than the maximum length minus 2, and then [cls] and [sep] are added at the beginning and end of the sentence respectively. then, each character in the sentence is converted into a corresponding vector. without input into the model for training, these vectors are just static vectors that cannot solve the polysemous problem. after the training, the dynamic vector representation of the text that integrates the sentence information will be obtained, which can better solve the polysemous problem. 72 2.2. ernie pre-training model ernie model is a kind of enhanced presentation pretraining model which realizes knowledge integration through mask mechanism. it includes two parts: text encoder and knowledge integration. the former has the same structure as the encoder in transformer. it captures the context information of each mark in the sentence through the self-attention mechanism, inputs the result into the feed-forward neural network, and generates the corresponding word vector representation at last. the encoder structure is shown in figure 2 below. figure 2. transformer encoder structure diagram knowledge integration is accomplished through the multi-stage knowledge mask strategy to obtain the language representation of the fusion phrase level and entity level [15]. the ernie model structure is shown in figure 3 below. figure 3. network structure of ernie model the input vector is formed by the corresponding addition of the position vector, sentence vector, and word embedding vector, as shown in figure 4 below. figure 4. input structure of the ernie model as can be seen from the ernie model structure diagram, the output part is the word vector combined with the sentence context. because the bidirectional language model will use contextual information when predicting words, and the transformer has its selfattention, when predicting other words, the information of the word will also be included in the network parameters of the previous layer, resulting in leakage of information. to solve this problem, the bert model randomly masks out about 15% of the words and hides part of the input sequence. ernie model improves the bert model, which can only cover words. in addition to covering sequence words, the ernie model also uses a multi-stage knowledge mask strategy to cover phrases and entities of sentences. 2.2.1. transformer encoder the basic structure of the ernie model is a multi-layer bidirectional transformer encoder stack, where the encoder structure is the same, and the weight is not shared. the selfattention mechanism will be used in the encoder to integrate the sentence information according to the importance of the words in the sentence, to improve the utilization of the features. the specific calculation formula is as follows: ( , , ) ( ) t k qk attention q k v softmax v d = (1) where: , ,q k v input word vector matrix; kd input vector dimensions. 2.2.2. knowledge integration different from bert's pre-training model, ernie [14] can make good use of the lexical, grammatical structure, and semantic information in the training data and propose multi-stage knowledge masking strategies to integrate the phrase and entity level knowledge into the language representation. instead of directly adding knowledge embedding, this greatly enhances the syntactic and grammatical representation ability of word vectors. in addition to the bert model which only provides basic-level masking, it adds phrase-based masking and entity-level masking. the example of the knowledge mask policy used in ernie is shown in figure 5[17]. figure 5. example of ernie knowledge mask strategy 2.3. text semantic extraction bilstm layer and attention mechanism the main function of the bilstm layer is to extract text features and construct two lstm networks that are good at dealing with long dependencies to obtain forward and reverse text information, which is easier to extract the deep semantic expression hidden in the text. compared with traditional rnn, lstm can deal with long-term dependence and gradient disappearance mainly due to its internal three gate functions: input gate, forget gate, and output gate. these three functions are used to control information retention. the model structure is shown in figure 6 below. figure 6. lstm model structure the forward calculation process of a single lstm memory unit at the moment is as follows: (1) input unit, processing the input of the current sequence position: 1( [ , ] )t i t t ii w h x b −=  + (2) 1 1tanh( [ , ] ),t c t t c t t t t tc w h x b c f c i c− −=  + =  +  (3) (2) forgetting unit, forgetting information: 73 1( [ , ] )t f t t ff w h x b −=  + (4) (3) update the unit, update the status of the unit after the abandoned information: 1t t t t tc f c i c−=  +  (5) (4) output unit, determine the output value: 1( [ , ] )t o t t oo w h x b −=  + (6) tanh( )t t tz o c=  (7) where:  ,w b  the parameters to be trained; 1th − : the previous time of t hides the state of the layer; tx : the input at time t. in language expression, the semantic meaning of words in sentences is affected by the context, so it is necessary to extract sentence features in both positive and negative directions. bilstm uses lstm to extract features in both positive and negative directions of text, and finally integrates and outputs the hidden layer results of both directions. the calculation process is as follows: [ , ]t t th h h= (8)  1,...., ,....,t th h h h= (9) where: h : forward hidden layer vector; h : backward hidden layer vector; th : hidden layer vector at time t; h : hidden layer vector at all times. passing through the bilstm layer will obtain the hidden layer vector at all times as input to the attention mechanism layer. initialize gw , multiply gw by each th respectively, and then obtain tu through the tanh function. then obtain the corresponding weight value ta of each hidden layer through weight calculation. finally, carry out weighted summation of the hidden layer vectors at all times to obtain the sentence feature representing r . the calculation process is as follows: tanh( )t g t gu w h b=  + (10) t ( ) (u ) t t t exp u exp  =  (11) t t t r h= (12) where, gw is the parameter matrix of the attention mechanism layer, and gb is the bias vector. both of them need to be learned during training and ( )exp is an exponential function. the weighted sentence representation is obtained through the attention mechanism layer, and the sentence vector is input into the fully connected network for spatial mapping. then, the sentence emotion classification probability distribution rp is obtained through the softmax function, and the formula is as follows: ( )r s sp softmax w r b= + (13) among them, sw and sb are the parameter matrix and bias in the fully connected network respectively, which need to be learned in the training process. finally, the category corresponding to the maximum probability is selected from the output as the prediction result [16]. 3. experiment and result analysis 3.1. experimental environment and data set the development environment for the experiment in this paper is the paddle, and the development tool is ai studio based on baidu's deep learning open-source platform fei paddle. the development language is python, and the free gpu-accelerated program provided by the online platform is used. the data used in the experiment are user review data set and hotel review data set of a food delivery platform, among which there are 11,987 food review data sets, including 4,000 positive and 7,987 negative evaluation data. there are 7766 pieces of hotel evaluation data set, including 5322 pieces of positive evaluation data and 2444 pieces of negative and negative evaluation data. in the experiment, the data set will be divided into the training set and the test set according to 9:1. table 1. partition of data set dataset training set test set positive negative positive negative takeaway review date set 3600 7189 400 798 hotel review data set 4730 2172 592 272 3.2. experimental evaluation criteria to verify the effectiveness of the model in text classification experiments, some evaluation indexes commonly used in classification models are introduced to measure the model. the evaluation indexes used in the binary experiment include precision (p-value), recall (r-value), and f1 value. the equivalent values of tp, fp, fn, and tn used in the calculation are as follows: table 2. classification discriminant confusion matrix confusion matrix real label positive negative predictive label positive tp fp negative fn tn accuracy, recall rate and value are calculated as follows: tp p tp fp = + (14) tp r tp fn = + (15) 1 2 p r f p r   = + (16) 3.3. selection of experimental parameters the model experiment results will be related to the parameter settings. after several comparative experiments, the model parameter values are set as follows: the maximum length of the input text is 128; the pre-training model output word vector dimension is 768 dimensions; the output dimension of bilstm is 256 dimensions. dropout set to 0.5; choose the cross entropy as the loss function; adamw was selected as the optimizer, and the learning rate was set to 5e5; set the epoch of training set to 5 and batch_size to 32. 3.4. experimental comparison and analysis to verify the effectiveness of the model in this paper, the same data set and the same experimental environment are used to compare the emotion classification model in this paper with other emotion classification models, train on the hotel evaluation training set, and finally test on the corresponding test set. the test results are taken as the macro average value of the evaluation index, as shown in table 3: 74 table 3. comparison of experimental results of hotel review test set number of the model model precision recall f1 1 word2vec-lstm 0.7930 0.7224 0.7382 2 word2vec-lstm-at 0.8549 0.8288 0.8399 3 word2vec-bilstm 0.8521 0.8398 0.8455 4 word2vec-birnn-at 0.8590 0.8360 0.8462 5 word2vec-bilstm-at 0.8818 0.8527 0.8647 6 ernie 0.8952 0.8995 0.8973 7 ernie-bilstm 0.8979 0.8972 0.8976 8 ernie-bilstm-at 0.9058 0.8869 0.8953 in the table, model 1 introduces the word vector obtained by using word2vec in the external corpus training, then inputs the text sentence represented by the word vector in the word embedding layer into the lstm model to extract the text depth feature, and finally gets the prediction result through the output of the full connection layer. in model 2, the same external word vector model is introduced, and then the sentence vector is input into lstm-at, and the prediction result is obtained through the full-connection layer output. in model 3, the pre-trained word vector model was introduced, and then the text sentence vector was input into the model bilstm to extract the depth features, and the prediction results were output in the full-connection layer. in model 4, the pre-trained word vector is used to input the obtained text segmentation vector into birnn-at, and then the prediction result is obtained through the full-connection layer output. in model 5, the same pre-trained word vector was used to input the embedded word vector into the downstream bilstm-at, and the prediction result was obtained through the fullconnection layer output. model 6 inputs the first label [cls] vector of the ernie model output sentence into the full connection layer and softmax to get the prediction result; in model 7, the hidden state sequence at the last layer of the ernie model is used as the word vector of the sentence, and the word vector is input into the bilstm model to get the prediction result. model 8 used ernie pre-training technology to get the word vector of the text, and then input the word vector into the downstream model bilstm-at to get the prediction result. as can be seen from the table, comparing experiments 1, 3, 2, and 4, it can be found that bidirectional lstm can achieve a better classification effect than one-way lstm, mainly because the bidirectional structure can extract text context information better. by comparing experiments 1, 2,3, 5 and 7, and 8, it can be found that by adding the attention mechanism to the original model, the evaluation index of classification results is improved, mainly because the introduction of the attention mechanism can make the model focus on words that are more important for emotion analysis. in contrast, in experiment 6, the first sentence flag [cls] was directly used, and in experiment 7, the text word vector obtained by ernie pre-training was used as text representation and input into bilstm for further feature extraction. then, classification results were output through the full connection layer. the accuracy rate and f1 value of the classification index were slightly improved. in experiment 8, an attention mechanism was added to increase the weight of more important words for emotional labels in text statements, and the accuracy rate of the evaluation index was improved to a certain extent. to test the effectiveness of the model in this paper, the takeout review data set was used for training and testing under the same environment. compared with model 1 and model 2, various classification evaluation indexes were improved by adding bilstm. model 3 incorporated an attention mechanism on the basis of model 2, and the indexes were further improved. specific experimental results are shown in table 4: table 4. three scheme comparing number of the model model precision recall f1 1 ernie 0.8929 0.8841 0.8883 2 ernie-bilstm 0.8993 0.8890 0.8937 3 ernie-bilstm-at 0.9061 0.9020 0.9040 4. conclusion in this paper, we propose a text emotion classification model combining ernie and bilstm-at to achieve sentence-level emotion classification. we use the ernie pretraining model to get word vector representation integrating text context. we use neural networks and attention mechanisms to extract text word vector features to better understand text semantic information. the model in this paper is tested on the test set, and some evaluation indexes are improved to a certain extent, indicating that the model has a certain effect. only binary task is considered in this model. in future work, multi-emotion text classification experiments can be considered, and the application of the latest ernie3.0 model in emotion classification tasks can also be tried. acknowledgements this work was partially supported by natural science foundation of china (12161074), natural science foundation of guangdong province (2022a1515010978) and natural science foundation of guangdong ocean university (r17083, c17201, p16091). references [1] cnnic internet research. the 49th statistical report on the development of internet in china [r]. beijing: china internet network information center, 2022. 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[1] with the rapid growth of time series data, abnormal data may lead to serious failures. anomaly detection (ad) refers to automatic identification of abnormal phenomena mixed with a large number of normal data.[2]therefore, anomaly detection can provide an opportunity to take action and solve problems before potential problems cause disasters. traditionally, various statistical methods have been proposed to improve the threshold, such as spc [3]. if the monitoring data calculated on an instance exceeds the control limit, it will be identified as an exception. such methods require a lot of human knowledge to set the prior assumptions of the model [4]. later, some unsupervised machine learning methods were proposed. a common method is to divide time series data into subsequences with a certain length, and use clustering method to find outliers. the other is to learn a model to predict or reconstruct time series data, and compare the actual value with the predicted value or the reconstructed value. a high prediction error or reconstruction error calculated indicates the existence of anomalies [5]. with the rapid development of artificial neural networks in various fields, more and more methods based on deep learning have emerged. gan is widely used in many fields, such as image generation, data balance, image recognition and video processing. [6] gan can learn the real data distribution and generate false data similar to the real data. when the input is an abnormal sample, the sample generated by gan will be different from the original real data. when the difference is greater than the threshold, it will be judged as abnormal. in this paper, a temporal data anomaly detection model called lstm-gan is proposed. the structure of the rest of this paper is as follows: in section 2, the relevant technologies used are introduced, in section 3, the model structure proposed in this paper is introduced, in section 4, the relevant experiments conducted with the model proposed in this paper are introduced, and the last part is summarized. 2. related technologies the generative adversarial network is based on the scenario of game theory, [7] in which two participants compete with each other to achieve the goal of nash equilibrium. the gan network flow chart is as follows: figure 1. gan network flow chart gan is composed of a generator g and a discriminator d. the random variable z from potential space z is input into generator g to learn the distribution on real samples by mapping g(z). generator g needs to generate generated samples that are as similar as possible to the distribution of real samples. the loss function of generator g is: ( )~ [log(1 ( ( )))] z zg z pl e d g z= − (1) input the real sample x or generated sample into discriminator d, and its training goal is to correctly distinguish between the real sample and generated sample. generator g and discriminator d play games through minmax function. after training, generator (g) has the ability to generate false data discriminator (d) has the ability to distinguish between real data and false data. assuming 𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(𝑥) and𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(𝑥) are known, the optimal discriminator function is: 36 𝐷∗(𝑥) = 𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(x) 𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(x)+𝑝𝑔(x) (2) substitute the optimal discriminator into formula 2, and the objective function becomes: 𝐿(𝐺|𝐷∗) = 2𝐷𝐽𝑆(𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎 ∥ 𝑝𝑔) − 2log2 (3) when the discriminator is optimal, minimizing the js difference between the actual distribution and the generated distribution is taken as the optimization goal of the generator. it will cause the js divergence in the generator loss function to be equal to a constant when the real distribution and the generated distribution do not overlap or the overlapping part can be ignored, and the output of the discriminant network to all generated data is 0, the gradient disappears. the training process of traditional generation countermeasure network is unstable and mode collapse may occur, which makes the training difficult and takes a long time. in view of the problem of generator and discriminator confronting instability in the training process of gan, wasserstein distance was used instead of js divergence to optimize training and generate countermeasures network. [8]wasserstein distance is defined as follows: (4) since it is difficult to directly calculate the wasserstein distance of two distributions, the kantorovich rubinstein dual theorem is adopted as the calculation form: (5) wgan uses critical as a differentiator from the discriminator in gan. the differences between the two are: the final layer of critical removes sigmoid. there is no log item in the target function of critical. to ensure lipschitz limits, critical needs to truncate the parameters to a certain range after each update. the better the critical training is, the better the generator will be. 3. lstm-gan in lstm-gan anomaly detection model, the generator aims to generate a false data distribution similar to the real sample to fool the discriminator. the generator contains three layers of lstm. the structure of the generator is shown in the figure: figure 2. the structure of generator the discriminator needs to distinguish between real samples and false samples. since it is necessary to fit wasserstein distance, the objective function is: ( ) ( )~ ~min max ( , ) ( ( )) (1 ( ( ))) data x z zx p z p g d v c g e c x e d g z= + − (6) 4. model evaluation in this paper, real world datasets from nab dataset are used in the experiment. since f1 can give consideration to both the accuracy and recall of the model, it serves as the main indicator of the evaluation model. the experimental results are as follows： table 1. experimental results methods art adex aws traf tweets mean lstm 0.375 0.538 0.474 0.643 0.543 0.509 arima 0.353 0.583 0.518 0.571 0.567 0.524 lstmgan 0.545 0.632 0.676 0.684 0.678 0.643 bold font is the highest value. it can be seen from the table that the model proposed in this paper performs best on each dataset. 5. conclusion this paper proposes lstm-gan model for anomaly detection of time series data. this model uses lstm as the basic network of generator and discriminator, and uses wasserstein distance to replace the original measurement method. in order to verify the performance of the model, the model is tested on several real-world datasets, and the model proposed in this paper has good anomaly detection results. references [1] c. -k. lee, y. -j. cheon and w. -y. hwang, "studies on the gan-based anomaly detection methods for the time series data," in ieee access, vol. 9, pp. 73201-73215, 2021, doi: 10.1109/access.2021.3078553. 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[8] arjovsky m, chintala s, bottou l. wasserstein gan[j]. arxiv preprint arxiv:1701.07875, 2017.m. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 16 study on typical aerodynamic faults of variable pitch wind turbine simin liu school of electrical & information engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing, china abstract: the variable-speed variable-pitch wind turbine is an important part of china's power and energy systems, and is also the main conversion form of wind energy utilization. aiming at the problem that the traditional blade element-momentum theory cannot achieve the modeling and simulation of wind turbine plane wind unbalance caused by wind shear and tower shadow effect, the modeling and simulation numerical calculation method of aerodynamic load of wind turbine actuation disk with different blade wind unbalance pitch angles is proposed, this method can derive the analytical expressions for solving the key variables of load calculation, axial induction factor and tangential induction factor, and realize the aerodynamic load solution. at the same time, it is also verified that the characteristic vibration component of 3 times the low speed shaft rotation frequency (3p) is a typical dynamic load feature of tower shadow effect, and is also the most important aerodynamic load fluctuation feature of variable-speed variable-pitch wind turbine, however, under normal conditions, the wind shear effect has little effect on the wind turbine load fluctuation. keywords: wind turbine; system vibration faults; aerodynamic characteristics. 1. review the tower shadow effect and wind shear phenomenon are the most common aerodynamic characteristics during the operation of mw level horizontal axis variable speed variable pitch wind turbines [1-2]. both the tower shadow effect and the wind shear phenomenon will lead to the unbalanced wind on the swept plane of the wind rotor [3], so that the rotor of the wind rotor will form the characteristic load fluctuation of the characteristic multiplier of the rotation frequency of the rotor. when the characteristic load fluctuation and the resonance frequency of the key structural components of the wind turbine are close to coincident, a resonance phenomenon will be formed with the relevant structural components, resulting in a significant reduction in system safety and the occurrence of potential failures [4-6]. 2. modeling method of typical aerodynamic characteristics the key point of analyzing the typical aerodynamic characteristics of wind turbines is to determine whether the fluctuation of aerodynamic characteristics will cause resonance phenomenon. campbell diagrams are often used as design analysis aids [7]. as shown in figure 1, when the wind turbine is connected to the grid for power generation, the operating range of the spindle speed is 7.0rpm to 12.0rpm. when the unit runs stably at 7.2rpm, the 3p vibration excitation of the unit is very close to the resonant frequency of the tower. at 8.8rpm, the 3p vibration excitation of the unit is very close to the first-order galloping frequency of the blade. when the unit operates stably at 9.2rpm, the 6p vibration excitation of the unit is very close to the first-order shimmy frequency of the blade [8-10]. if the control system parameters are not set properly, it will cause blade resonance. in order to reduce the overall load level of wind turbines and reduce the damage to the quality and life of the mechanical links caused by resonance phenomena, the control design of wind turbines usually designs specific load reduction control strategies for the resonance points [11-14]. due to the large sweep area of the wind turbine, the wind speed of the mw variable speed variable pitch wind turbine is often uneven in the plane of the wind turbine due to the natural characteristics of the wind and the inherent operating characteristics of the wind turbine. this part is mainly aimed at modeling the influence of the periodic load generated by the wind shear characteristics and tower shadow effect characteristics on the vibration characteristics of the engine room. wind shear modeling: wind shear refers to the gradual change of wind speed with the height from the ground. the higher the height from the ground, the higher the average wind speed. therefore, the wind shear model can be expressed as a function of the average wind speed changing with the height above the ground. according to the literature, the wind speed changes exponentially with the height above the ground. in general, the following mathematical models can be used for estimation: )/() hubhub zzvzv =（ (1) where: z is the height from the ground, hub is the height from the ground, v (z) is the wind speed at height z, vhub is the wind speed at height zhub, α indicates the wind shear index (or power). according to the power index of literature α what can select equal to 1/7. tower shadow effect modeling: tower shadow effect refers to that when the blade passes through the tower and coincides with the tower during the blade rotation, the wind resistance of the blade will be reduced due to the tower's blocking effect on the wind. the influence range of tower shadow effect is generally considered that the blade azimuth angle is greater than 90°and less than 270°(0°vertically and positive clockwise). the wind speed considering tower shadow effect can be modeled according to the following formula: 222 22 2 )( xy xy mbvv htower + − += (2) 17 2 2 8 )1( 1 h r m − +=  (3) sinry = (90°≤θ≤270°) (4) in the formula, vtower is the inter-blade wind speed considering the tower shadow effect, m/s; vh is the wind speed at the hub, m/s; b is the radius of the tower tube at the height corresponding to the blade element, m; x is the distance from the plane of the wind rotor to the center line of the tower distance, m; y is the horizontal distance between the blade element and the center line of the tower, m;α is the wind shear index; h is the hub height, m; θ is the azimuth angle of the blade.assuming that the tower is a cylinder whose section radius increases uniformly from top to bottom, it can be obtained by simple geometric calculation. 2/2/)(/cos 112 bbbhrb +−−=  (5) in the formula, b1 is the radius of the top section of the tower, m; b2 is the radius of the bottom section of the tower, m. rotating speed/(r/min) blade first-order vibration 1050 f re q u e n c y r a n g e /h z 15 20 25 30 0.5 1.0 1.5 tower resonance 1p 3p 6p operating speed range first order torsional vibration of the transmission system blade first-order shimmy figure 1. the campbell chart of wind turbine operation design of simulation conditions: in order to explain the related inherent load characteristics, the following idealized assumptions are made in the aerodynamic load simulation: 1. it is assumed that the pitch angle of blades is the same and fixed during the simulation; 2. the wind turbine runs stably at a constant speed; 3. the instantaneous wind speed in the sweeping plane of the wind wheel satisfies the wind shear model, and the turbulence intensity is zero during the simulation operation; 4. the wind wheel rotates clockwise. when the initial angle of the wind wheel is zero, blade 1 corresponds to 12 o'clock direction, blade 2 corresponds to 4 o'clock direction and blade 3 corresponds to 8 o'clock direction. based on the above assumptions, the relevant simulation parameters of a wind turbine generator unit are shown in table 1 and table 2: tab 1. list of the simulation parameters parameters value rotational angular speed of wind wheel ω/(rad/s) 2𝜋 3⁄ air density ρ/(kg/m3) 1.225 blade radius r/m 37.5 blade 1 pitch angle β1/(°) 0 blade 2 pitch angle β2/(°) 0 blade 3 pitch angle β3/(°) 0 wind speed at hub vn/(m/s) 13 wind shearing index α/ 1 7⁄ hub height h/m 100 distance from the plane of the wind wheel to the center line of the tower x/m 3 section radius of tower top b1/m 2.65 section radius of tower bottom b2/m 6 tab.2 parameters of the blade aerofoil r/r thickness ratio/% chord length/m torsional angle/(°) 0.05 100 1.934 / 0.15 21 2.001 12.500 0.25 21 3.033 12.500 0.35 21 2.523 10.167 0.45 21 1.935 7.422 0.55 21 1.683 4.687 0.65 21 1.340 2.466 0.75 21 1.140 1.322 0.85 21 0.871 0.908 0.95 17 0.556 0.364 3. analysis of simulation results figure 2 a) shows that the axial thrust fluctuation of the blade due to wind shear is not obvious during the rotation of the blade, and only the thrust fluctuation of 1p frequency with very small amplitude is generated. b) shows that the axial thrust of the blade fluctuates obviously due to the tower shadow effect during the rotation of the blade, and its axial thrust can be decomposed into a stable thrust component and the superposition of harmonic components such as 1p, 2p, 3p and 4p in frequency domain. c) shows that the fourier transform results of the axial thrust of a single blade under the simultaneous action of wind trimming and tower shadow effect show that the tower shadow effect leads to the rapid change of the blade thrust in a short time, which is the main reason for the fluctuation of the blade thrust, and the frequency domain of the thrust fluctuation is integer times of the rotor rotation frequency such as 1p, 2p, 3p and 4p. 18 figure 3 a) shows that the axial thrust fluctuation of the wind turbine wheel caused by wind shear is not obvious during the rotation process of the wind turbine wheel, but only the thrust fluctuation of 1p frequency with very small amplitude. b) is shown that the axial thrust of the wind wheel fluctuates obviously due to the tower shadow effect during the rotation of the wind wheel, and its axial thrust can be decomposed into a stable thrust component in the frequency domain and the superposition of higher harmonic components such as 3p, 6p, 9p and 12p.c) shows that the tower shadow effect causes the rapid change of wind turbine thrust in a short time, which is the main reason for the wind turbine thrust fluctuation. the frequency domain of the thrust fluctuation is 3n (n is an integer) times the wind turbine rotation frequency, such as 3p, 6p, 9p, 12p. c) frequency multiplication p a) frequency multiplication p b) frequency multiplication p figure 2. fft wave-forms of blade thrust force. a) the fft waveform of blade thrust force under wind shear condition; b) the fft waveform of blade thrust force under tower shadow condition; c) the fft waveform of blade thrust force under wind shear and tower shadow condition. a) frequency multiplication p b) frequency multiplication p frequency multiplication p c) figure 3. fft wave-forms of wind wheel thrust force.a)the fft waveform of wind wheel thrust force under wind shear condition;b)the fft waveform of wind wheel thrust force under tower shadow condition;c)the fft waveform of wind wheel thrust force under wind shear and tower shadow condition a) frequency multiplication p frequency multiplication p frequency multiplication p b) c) figure 4. fft wave-forms of blade force moment in tangential direction. a) the fft waveform of blade force moment in tangential direction under wind shear condition; b) the fft waveform of blade force moment in tangential direction under tower shadow condition; c) the fft waveform of blade force moment in tangential direction under wind shear and tower shadow condition. figure 4a) shows that the tangential moment fluctuation of 1p frequency is generated due to the wind shear during the rotation of the blade. b) shows that the tangential torque fluctuation of the blade due to the tower shadow effect during 19 the rotation of the blade is relatively obvious, which can be decomposed into a stable torque component and high-order harmonic components such as 1p, 2p, 3p, and 4p in the frequency domain overlay. c) shows that the tower shadow effect leads to rapid changes in the tangential torque in a short period of time, which is the main cause of blade tangential torque fluctuations. the frequency domain of the torque fluctuations is an integer multiple of the wind rotor rotation frequency such as 1p, 2p, 3p, and 4p. figure 5 a) shows that the tangential torque fluctuation of the wind rotor due to the wind shear effect during the rotation of the wind rotor is not obvious, and only the torque fluctuation of 1p frequency with a small amplitude is generated. b) shows that the tangential torque fluctuation of the wind rotor due to the tower shadow effect during the rotation of the wind rotor is relatively obvious, and its tangential torque can be decomposed into a stable torque component in the frequency domain and 3p, 6p, 9p, 12p, etc. superposition of higher harmonic components. c) shows that the tower shadow effect leads to rapid changes in the tangential driving torque of the blade in a short period of time, which is the main reason for the fluctuation of the tangential driving torque of the wind rotor. the frequency domain of the torque fluctuation is 3p, 6p, 9p, 12p, etc. (n is integer) times the rotation frequency of the wind rotor, and the 1p fluctuation generated by the wind shear can basically be ignored because the amplitude is too small. frequency multiplication p frequency multiplication p frequency multiplication p a) b) c) figure 5. fft wave-forms of wind wheel force moment in tangential direction. a) the fft waveform of wind wheel force moment in tangential direction under wind shear condition; b) the fft waveform of wind wheel force moment in tangential direction under tower shadow condition; c) the fft waveform of wind wheel force moment in tangential direction under wind shear and tower shadow condition. frequency multiplication p frequency multiplication p b) frequency multiplication p c) a) figure 6. fft wave-forms of blade pitching force moment. a) the fft waveform of blade pitching force moment in tangential direction under wind shear condition; b) the fft waveform of blade pitching force moment in tangential direction under tower shadow condition; c) the fft waveform of blade pitching force moment in tangential direction under wind shear and tower shadow condition. figure 6 a) shows that the torque fluctuation of 1p frequency with small amplitude is generated due to wind shear during the rotation of the wind rotor. b) shows that during the rotation of the wind rotor, due to the tower shadow effect, the torque fluctuation on the blades is more obvious, and its pitching torque can be decomposed into a stable torque component and higher harmonics such as 1p, 2p, 3p, 4p in the frequency domain superposition of components. c) shows that the rapid change of the pitching moment in a short period of time due to the tower shadow effect is the main reason for the fluctuation of the pitching moment of the blade. 4. conclusion in this paper, by comparing the above simulation results with the actual field analysis data, it is shown that the aerodynamic load characteristics of wind turbines have the following inherent characteristics under the joint action of wind shear and tower shadow effect: the tower shadow effect is the main cause of blade thrust fluctuation. the single blade thrust can be decomposed into steady components with large amplitude in frequency domain and fluctuation components such as 1p, 2p, 3p and 4p that gradually attenuate by integer 20 times the rotation frequency of the wind turbine. the load fluctuations of the three blades cancel each other out, the overall aerodynamic load fluctuation amplitude of the wind rotor plane caused by the wind shear effect is small, compared with the actual field test data, in the case of normal wind shear index, the fluctuation of aerodynamic characteristic load caused by wind shear can basically be ignored. references [1] zhou chao, zhu huangqiu, wei jie, et al. status quo and problems analysis of wind power generation in china[j]. energy research and information,2012,28(2):69-75. 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bo.dong.mnl@eac.edu.ph abstract: this paper aims to explore the impact of digital transformation on enterprises and society, focusing on the main research directions, research achievements, best practices, and future research directions. a comprehensive literature review was conducted, synthesizing research findings on digital transformation management best practices and future trends in the field. digital transformation profoundly affects enterprises and society by enabling innovation, enhancing competitiveness, promoting efficiency, and facilitating economic growth opportunities. this study presents a comprehensive analysis of digital transformation, integrating findings from various sources to provide valuable insights for businesses, policymakers, and researchers. challenges in acquiring and ensuring data quality, as well as the lack of long-term tracking and evaluation, pose limitations in assessing the full impact of digital transformation. the findings emphasize the importance of embracing digital transformation strategies, fostering interdisciplinary research, and addressing limitations to shape a more innovative, efficient, and prosperous future. keywords: digital transformation strategy; organizational change and digital transformation; technological innovation in enterprises; data-driven decision-making; enterprise collaboration and digital transformation. 1. introduction digital transformation has become a critical driver for enterprise growth and competitiveness, as it enables companies to harness the power of data-driven technologies to optimize r&d, production, and sales processes. the world economic forum's (wef) white paper, the impact of the fourth industrial revolution on the supply chain (2017), indicates that digital transformation has the potential to reduce manufacturing costs by 17.6% and increase revenue by 22.6%. in addition to boosting efficiency and profitability, digital transformation opens up new opportunities for innovation, such as the development and promotion of novel products and services. huawei's global connectivity index (2018) further showcases the potential of digital transformation to fuel global economic growth, with the digital economy projected to reach a staggering usd 23 trillion by 2025. consequently, digital transformation has become a strategic imperative for enterprises and organizations seeking to remain competitive in an increasingly data-driven and interconnected world. digital transformation, a critical driver for enterprise growth and competitiveness. the methodology employed in this paper involves a systematic review and analysis of scholarly literature, exploring various aspects of digital transformation from diverse perspectives. this approach enables the identification of successful factor, best practices, and future development trends in digital technology, offering valuable insights for practitioners, scholars, and policymakers. the term "digital transformation" was first introduced by international business machines corporation (ibm) in 2012, emphasizing the use of digital technologies to reshape customer value propositions and enhance customer interaction and collaboration. however, a unified definition of the concept of digital transformation remains elusive in academia. in recent years, numerous scholars have offered their own perspectives on digital transformation, which are presented in this paper as follows. table 1. definition of digital transformation in available literature authors definitions berman (2012) digital transformation is a process of upgrading the operation model of enterprises with digital technology, reshaping the value proposition of customers, transforming the business model and value creation of traditional manufacturing enterprises, thereby enhancing the market competitiveness of enterprises in the digital economy. demirkan (2016) digital transformation involves leveraging digital technologies to accelerate the transformation of business activities, models, processes, and capabilities through prioritization and strategy, in order to comprehensively address the opportunities, challenges, and impact of the digital age. ilona (2018) digital transformation is the process by which enterprises employ digital technologies to facilitate the transformation and innovation of their production service processes and operational methods. vial (2019) digital transformation refers to the process of organizational transformation in which enterprises introduce digital technologies to reshape value creation paths, with a view to facilitating internal operational efficiency and organizational performance improvement. zeng delin et al.(2021) digital transformation is the process of facilitating transformation in multiple aspects of enterprises, industries and societies through infrastructure such as digital technologies, products and platforms, with both positive and negative impacts on organizations. research on digital transformation has revealed several characteristics. the first feature is the broad scope of research areas, encompassing multiple aspects of enterprise r&d, production, and sales. the second characteristic is the diversity of research methodologies used in digital 12 transformation research, which is constantly evolving and iterating in the era of the digital economy. the third characteristic is the richness of the research content, covering a wide range of areas such as strategic planning, organizational culture, and talent development. the field of digital transformation has made significant strides in identifying successful strategies and best practices by analyzing various digital transformation cases. the wealth of knowledge generated by these successful cases can serve as a reference for other enterprises and organizations seeking to achieve successful digital transformation. furthermore, research on digital transformation has provided insights into the future development direction of digital technology. for instance, future developments are expected to focus on more intelligent and humanized digital technologies, with an emphasis on user experience and personalized needs. these insights into future directions can guide enterprises and organizations in strategically planning the direction and objectives of their digital transformation efforts. 2. main research directions and achievements of digital transformation digital transformation, a process that drives change within an organization through the application of technology, has become increasingly important in today's competitive landscape. it is essential to understand the factors that contribute to the success or failure of digital transformation initiatives. vial, g. highlight the importance of senior management support and promotion in the successful implementation and performance of digital transformation initiatives. this finding aligns with the broader literature, emphasizing the need for digital transformation to be an integral part of an enterprise's strategic planning. the role of senior management in setting the direction for digital transformation and providing necessary resources is crucial for its success. digitally mature companies actively adopt new technologies while innovating and changing their organizational culture to meet the challenges of the digital age. the need for an open, innovative culture that facilitates the success of digital transformation efforts is crucial. the establishment of such a culture is crucial for integrating new technologies and fostering a collaborative learning environment. data-driven strategy is a critical aspect of digital transformation for enterprises (ransbotham et al., 2017). by systematically collecting, processing, and applying data, enterprises can enhance their competitiveness, reduce decision-making risks and costs, and identify new opportunities for innovation. this finding reinforces the importance of data-driven decision-making as a core component of digital transformation strategies. davenport (2013) explores how enterprises can use information technology to redesign their business processes, emphasizing the importance of a data-driven strategy. optimizing business processes provides the foundation for digital transformation, enabling enterprises to achieve automation, data integration, and information fluency, as well as accommodating the transformation and innovation required for digital transformation and enhancing market competitiveness. having a robust technology infrastructure and investing in talent and training are crucial for the successful implementation of digital transformation (sebastian et al., 2017).real-time data collection, processing, and analysis capabilities, along with a skilled workforce, are essential for effectively achieving digital transformation objectives. this finding resonates with the broader literature on digital transformation, emphasizing the significance of technology infrastructure and human capital in enhancing competitiveness and promoting innovation. in conclusion, the literature on digital transformation highlights the importance of senior management support, an open and innovative organizational culture, data-driven strategy, business process optimization, and a robust technology infrastructure for the success of digital transformation initiatives. 3. best practices for digital transformation management successful digital transformation requires a comprehensive and well-planned approach. in order to maximize the benefits of digital transformation, enterprises should follow these best practices. 3.1. develop a clear digital strategy and plan prior to embarking on digital transformation, it is essential for enterprises to have a clear understanding of their objectives and strategies for digital transformation (matt et al., 2015). they should develop a specific plan and roadmap for digital transformation, taking into account their unique business needs and challenges. 3.2. provide sustained leadership and support senior management plays a critical role in the success of digital transformation (sebastian et al., 2017). they should provide sustained leadership and support for digital transformation, including the allocation of necessary resources, support for innovation, and encouragement for employees to participate in the process. 3.3. foster a digital culture enterprises should foster a digital culture by providing training, communication, and culture-building activities to help employees understand the importance of digital transformation and its impact on their work (kane et al., 2015). this will help to create a culture that is conducive to digital innovation and change. 3.4. ensure data quality and security ensuring data quality and security is another critical best practice for digital transformation management (bughin & hazan, 2017). enterprises should establish reliable data management systems and data security mechanisms to ensure the quality and security of data, and to comply with relevant regulations and standards. 3.5. continuously improve and optimize digital transformation is an ongoing process of continuous improvement and optimization (bharadwaj et al., 2013). enterprises should regularly evaluate and adjust their digital strategies and plans to keep pace with changes in the market and technology, and to ensure that they are achieving the desired outcomes. in conclusion, the literature on best practices for digital transformation management highlights the importance of developing clear digital strategies, providing sustained 13 leadership support, fostering a digital culture, ensuring data quality and security, and continuously improving and optimizing digital transformation efforts. 4. future trends and development directions of digital transformation digital transformation continues to evolve as businesses recognize the increasing importance of leveraging digital technologies to improve efficiency, competitiveness, and growth. this paper examines the key findings regarding future trends and development directions of digital transformation and discusses their implications for research and practice. four main trends have emerged in the digital transformation landscape: intelligence, systematization, synergization, and personalization. intelligence, driven by technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, enables enterprises to automate processes, improve decision-making, and enhance customer satisfaction (bughin & hazan, 2017). furthermore, intelligent technologies can enhance production and manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing processes, leading to lower costs and improved efficiency. systematization involves integrating various departments and businesses within an organization to establish a comprehensive digital ecosystem. this ecosystem facilitates comprehensive management and control of digital transformation, including digital platforms, digital ecological environments, digital technical support, and other aspects (ghobakhloo et al., 2019). synergization focuses on fostering collaboration between enterprises and industries, enabling resource sharing and innovation. by sharing resources more effectively, enterprises can boost the efficiency and results of industrial synergy, with various digital technologies intimately linked to realize a more efficient industrial chain synergy (nambisan et al., 2017). personalization leverages big data and ai to deliver customized products and services to meet consumer needs. by analyzing big data and applying artificial intelligence algorithms, enterprises can gain a deeper understanding of the needs and behaviors of consumers, resulting in more personalized products and services (ross et al., 2013). these trends have significant implications for both research and practice. researchers must investigate how organizations can effectively implement and integrate these trends into their digital transformation strategies. this includes exploring the challenges associated with adopting and managing intelligent technologies, the role of organizational culture in fostering systematization and synergization, and the impact of personalization on consumer behavior and satisfaction. future research should focus on identifying the most effective methods for implementing these trends within organizations, as well as the barriers to their adoption. additionally, researchers should examine the interplay between these trends and how they can collectively contribute to successful digital transformation. studies should also explore the potential risks associated with adopting these trends, such as ethical and privacy concerns related to personalization and the use of ai. to address these research questions, a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods should be employed. qualitative approaches, such as case studies and interviews, can provide in-depth insights into the experiences of organizations undergoing digital transformation. quantitative methods, including surveys and experiments, can help to establish causal relationships and identify generalizable patterns. longitudinal studies are also essential for understanding how digital transformation strategies evolve over time and their impact on organizational performance. as digital transformation continues to shape the business landscape, understanding the future trends and development directions of this phenomenon is crucial for organizations and researchers alike. by examining the trends of intelligence, systematization, synergization, and personalization, this paper provides a foundation for future research on digital transformation and offers valuable insights for practitioners seeking to navigate this rapidly evolving field. 5. conclusion this paper aimed to explore the impact of digital transformation on enterprises and society, identifying key trends and best practices, and discussing the implications and future research directions. digital transformation has a profound and multi-dimensional impact on enterprises and society. firstly, it enables enterprises to innovate their business models, improve productivity, quality, and enhance their competitiveness and market position. secondly, digital transformation facilitates the sharing and circulation of information, breaking down information silos, and accelerating social informatization, resulting in increased efficiency and profitability of society. thirdly, digital transformation can create new employment opportunities and economic growth points, injecting new momentum into economic and social development. in summary, digital transformation is a critical strategy for enterprises to remain competitive and for society to achieve sustainable development in the future (skog et al., 2018). the implications of these findings are significant for businesses, policymakers, and researchers alike. enterprises should be proactive in adopting and implementing digital transformation strategies and best practices to remain competitive in the market. policymakers can support digital transformation through the development of regulatory frameworks, standards, and incentives to foster innovation and collaboration. researchers should continue investigating digital transformation to better understand its impact on various sectors and its potential for contributing to sustainable development. despite the growing interest in digital transformation, there remain challenges and limitations in conducting research in this area. one of the major challenges is the issue of data source and quality, which has remained a tough spot for researchers due to difficulties in acquiring and ensuring the quality of data (yoo et al., 2012). additionally, digital transformation is a long-term process that requires ongoing tracking and evaluation, yet current research lacks long-term tracking and 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[21] y. yoo, r. j. boland jr, k. lyytinen, et al., "organizing for innovation in the digitized world," organization science, vol. 23, no. 5, pp. 1398-1408, 2012. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 25 low-light image enhancement with contrast regularization jinfeng li* college of computer science & technology, qingdao university, qingdao 266071, shandong, china. * corresponding author: email: yasuierba@163.com. abstract: because the processing of existing low-light images undergoes multiple sampling processing, there is serious information degradation, and only clear images are used as positive samples to guide network training, low-light image enhancement processing is still a challenging and unsettled problem. therefore, a multi-scale contrast learning low-light image enhancement network is proposed. first, the image generates rich features through the input module, and then the features are imported into a multi-scale enhancement network with dense residual blocks, using positive and negative samples to guide the network training, and finally using the refinement module to enrich the image details. experimental results on the dataset show that this method can reduce noise and artifacts in low-light images, and can improve contrast and brightness, demonstrating its advantages. keywords: deep learning; low-light enhancement; residual network; contrast regularization. 1. introduction as an important medium for perceiving the world, the quality of images often determines the performance of algorithms, and the images taken under low-light conditions contain a lot of noise, which affects the information acquisition in the application process of high-level visual tasks, such as semantic segmentation and target recognition. there are many solutions for low-light image enhancement, which are divided into traditional methods and deep learningbased methods according to different algorithmic concepts. 1.1. low-light enhancement based on traditional methods traditional approaches to low-light image enhancement are basically divided into two categories: methods based on distribution mapping [1] and methods based on model optimization. the distribution mapping method uses curve transformation, histogram equalization and other means to improve the pixel distribution of the image to improve the brightness and clarity of the image, but does not consider adjacent pixels, resulting in color distortion and abnormal details. the core of the model-based optimization method is to take the data derived from the physical imaging law as the basic component and further use the existing optimization technology to solve. for example, retinex theory [2,3] based on color sensitivity consistency, set the original image s is the product of light image l and reflected image r, and then decompose r to eliminate the effect of light unevenness and improve image quality. however, this method does not consider the saturation component and the luminance component, and there is still a problem of blurred detail in low-light images. 1.2. low-light enhancement based on deep learning in order to overcome the drawbacks of the above traditional methods, and with the development of deep learning [4-6], the relationship between low-light input and enhanced output has become a mainstream low-light image enhancement mode by heuristically designing network structures. two-stage object detection algorithms represented by rcnn [7], fast rcnn [8], faster rcnn [9] and single-stage object detection algorithms represented by yolo [10] and ssd [11] have emerged, but these methods focus on individual performance enhancements. detail recovery and color correction for lowlight images are still a huge challenge. 2. proposed method 2.1. the main network structures the approach we propose is the network architecture shown in figure 1, which is an end-to-end model. in order for the network to learn more features of multiple dimensions, a 3*3 convolutional layer is used to increase the number of feature dimensions. in order to enable information between the different dimensions to communicate, we borrowed the idea of up sampling and down sampling in u-net [12] and then used the fa block in ffa-net [13] with efficient fa blocks as our base blocks. unlike ffa-net, in order to improve computational efficiency and reduce memory storage, we reduced the 57 fa blocks in ffa-net to 6 fa blocks. specifically, a 4x down sampling operation, such as a regular convolution in step 1 and two convolutional layers with two steps in 2, causes dense fa blocks to learn feature representations in low-resolution spaces, and then uses the corresponding 4x up sampling and a regular convolution to generate the recovered image. in figure 1, we represent the low-light image, the corresponding recovered image generated by the low-light enhancement network, and its sharp image as negatives, anchor points, and positives, respectively. contrast regularization brings the resulting corresponding recovery diagram closer to the sharp image and away from the blurry image. and the anchor image can be constrained to a closed upper and lower bounds by contrast learning, which will help the low-light enhancement network to approach the positive image and away from the negative image faster. finally, a refinement processing module, the grdb module, is used to 26 output the final low-light enhancement image through a convolutional 3×3. the overall model of the end-to-end single-image low-light enhancement approach can be represented as follows: arg min 𝑤 ‖𝐽 − 𝜙(𝐼, 𝑤)‖ + 𝛽𝜌(𝜙(𝐼, 𝑤)) (1) where i is the low-light image, j is the corresponding sharp image, and 𝜙 (·, w) is the low-light enhancement network with the parameter w. ‖𝐽 − 𝜙(𝐼, 𝑤)‖ is a data fidelity term that typically uses losses based on the l1/l2 norm. 𝜌 (·) is a regularization term that produces naturally smooth defogging images, where tv norm [14, 15] and dcp prior [14, 15] are widely used for regularization terms. β is a penalty parameter used to balance the data fidelity and regularization terms. figure 1. the network structure diagram of the algorithm in this paper 2.2. loss function in this paper, ssim loss and smooth l1 loss are used to effectively restore low-light images. as ssim refers to the overall visual effect, it measures the difference between the original and enhanced images for the purpose of improving their quality. 𝐿𝑆𝑆𝐼𝑀 = 1 − ∑ 2𝜇𝑥𝜇𝑦+𝐶1 𝜇𝑥2+𝜇𝑦2+𝐶1 ⋅ 2𝜎𝑥𝑦+𝐶2 𝜎𝑥2+𝜎𝑦2+𝐶2 𝑀 𝑚=1 (2) smooth l1 loss can limit the gradient in two ways: the gradient value is not too large when the difference between the prediction frame and the ground truth is too large. the gradient value is small enough when the difference between the prediction frame and ground truth is small. 𝐿 smooth𝐿1 = { 1 𝑁 ∑ ||𝑥, 𝑦||1 𝑁 𝑖=1 1 𝑁 ∑ ||𝑥, 𝑦||2 𝑁 𝑖=1 (3) the total loss function of the network is: 𝐿 total = 𝐿𝑆𝑆𝐼𝑀 + 𝐿𝑠𝑚𝑜𝑜𝑡ℎ𝐿1 (4) 3. experiments and results analysis 3.1. experimental details the experiment was conducted on ubuntu 20.04.3 with a nvidia rtx 3090 24gb×2. pytorch-gpu is used for the deep learning architecture, epochs are 150, and batch size is 8. the models are all optimized using the adam optimizer with an initial learning rate of 0.0005. the lol dataset is the training set for the experiment. a dataset containing 1000 low-light and normal exposure pairs with an image size of 400x400x3, and 985 pairs are used in training and 15 pairs for validation is included. it consists of the evaluation sets of lol and sice, as well as the data sets of exrdark[16], dicm[17], vv[18], npe[19], mef[20] and lime[6]. peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr), structural similarity (ssim), natural image quality evaluation (niqe) and root mean square error (rmse) are used as objective evaluation indicators. psnr and ssim values are higher when the enhanced image is better. an enhanced image is of higher quality if the niqe and rmse values are low. there are 8 mainstream low-light enhancement algorithms in the current research field: lime, bimef, retinexnet, sdd, csdgan, ruas, kind++, enlightengan. images are tested using models or source code from the original literature. 3.2. comparison experiment the results of the reference lol and sice datasets are shown in table 1. in both psnr and ssim metrics, this algorithm achieves the best results, and in loe metrics, it holds the second place, indicating that this algorithm significantly enhances the quality of low-light images. table 2 shows the results of niqe metrics on 6 datasets. despite not achieving the optimal results on all datasets, the algorithm in this paper has a high advantage on average and does achieve the optimal results on most datasets. figure 2 is a comparison chart of the enhancement effect on 4 datasets, and it can be seen that the image color saturation after the enhancement of this method is high, there is no obvious noise and artifacts, and it has a rich detail texture. mbllen and sdd methods have the phenomenon of poor brightness, low saturation and blur of the enhanced image. the image enhanced by the retinex-net method has obvious color distortion problems, resulting in blurring of some areas in the graph and amplifying the noise in the image; the enlightengan method has a good effect of enhancement. but there will be some problems of poor exposure, and the halo problem is more serious; kinder++ has improved on color distortion, but there is still a problem that the enhanced image is not realistic and will amplify the noise in local areas. in summary, our model has achieved excellent performance in the comprehensive performance of multi-objective enhancement tasks on the test data set, which can adaptively increase the global brightness and avoid overexposure; can correct the color distortion in low-light images, enhance the 27 result of rich and full color, and the visual effect is better; has generalization enhanced for low-light images of real scenes. table 1. comparison of indicators of different methods on reference datasets (where means higher value is better, means lower value is better, red means the best result, blue means the second-best result) dataset lol sice metric psnr↑ ssim↑ rmse↓ psnr↑ ssim↑ rmse↓ lime 13.374 0.508 37.2 15.798 0.625 45.6 bimef 13.921 0.728 40.3 13.544 0.533 56.1 retinexnet 17.612 0.653 34.6 15.784 0.616 41.3 sdd 13.352 0.640 60.4 13.388 0.533 59.5 csdgan 9.111 0.331 90.1 10.464 0.381 81.9 ruas 16.532 0.527 51.2 10.578 0.396 43.6 enlightengan 17.546 0.664 38.3 14.768 0.611 50.3 kind++ 17.789 0.766 34.8 14.671 0.513 49.2 ours 21.365 0.793 20.9 16.453 0.664 42.1 table 2. comparison of niqe indicators of different methods (↑ means higher value is better, means lower value is better, red means the best result, blue means the second-best result) metric exrdark dicm lime vv npe mef average lime 3.855 3.459 4.077 2.920 3.595 3.025 3.489 bimef 3.829 3.541 3.861 3.239 3.607 3.333 3.568 retinexnet 4.451 4.193 4.825 2.983 4.364 3.982 4.133 sdd 4.120 3.937 4.397 3.281 3.701 3.857 3.882 csdgan 5.591 5.782 5.730 4.730 5.179 7.338 5.725 ruas 4.404 5.204 5.305 5.326 5.380 5.617 5.206 enlightengan 3.691 3.563 3.664 4.237 3.731 3.221 3.684 kind++ 4.110 3.804 4.722 2.806 3.593 3.737 3.795 ours 3.592 3.512 3.763 3.115 3.359 3.391 3.455 figure 2. visual comparison of different methods. 4. conclusion aiming at the problem of low light enhancement, this paper proposes a new multi-scale low-light image enhancement network with regularized contrast. two positive and negative samples are used to guide the network in learning. through experimental verification, the proposed algorithm is far superior to most existing low-light image enhancement algorithms, which enhances the quality of low-light images and provides data for subsequent high-order picture processing tasks. in the next work, we will consider optimizing the computing performance of the network so that it can be combined with more realistic scene information, and try to use the model for low-light video processing. 28 references [1] kim, y.t., “contrast enhancement using brightness preserving bihistogram equalization,” ieee transactions on consumer electronics, 1–8(1997). 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[20] mittal, a., sundararajan, r. and bovik, a., “making a “completely blind” image quality analyzer,” ieee signal processing letters, vol. 20, no. 3, pp. 209–212(2012). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 5 a review of video action detection based on deep learning zhuofan zeng michigan state university, east lansing, michigan state, 48824, usa abstract: currently, the application of deep learning to solving problems associated with traditional surveillance video analysis has become one of the research hot topics. the video action detection is referred to as detecting the temporal segments containing the action in the video as temporal action proposals. the existing work is mainly classified into two categories: one is to use the low-level details of video to generate action proposals; the other is to use the high-level semantics of video to generate action proposals. by deeply researching the video action detection methods based on deep learning, this paper is an attempt to find out problems with the existing methods and put forward some suggestion for improvement. keywords: video action detection; deep learning; dataset. 1. introduction the majority of meaningful information in video is associated with human activities, therefore, the detection of human action in a video is the foundation and important part of video analysis, and is also one of the hot research directions in the field of image processing, pattern recognition and computer vision. the human action detection is a crucial video understanding method, which aims to use machine learning and image processing techniques to extract meaningful information from the collected video sequences (surveillance video, etc.), and automatically locate and identify specific action contained in a video, so that the computer can have an understanding of human action and consequently make analysis of the video. the rapid development of action recognition has spurred the emergence of action detection technology. the action detection includes classification of action recognition, localization, identification of the categories of action contained in a video, as well as the determination of temporal intervals (starting time and ending time) when the action occurs, which makes human action detection more in line with the needs of practical application. the accuracy of video action detection has been difficult to improve due to various and constantly changing video backgrounds, intrinsically complicated and changeable human action and other factors. in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, researchers have put forward a variety of solutions, of which deep learning is the most effective. the concept of deep learning was proposed by hinton et al. [1] in 2006, and has been remarkably used in image processing, speech recognition, machine translation, natural language processing and other fields. inspired by the huge success of deep learning in image and natural language processing, some scholars have attempted to apply it to video understanding tasks and others. various indicators have been significantly improved, however, greater improvement cannot be made by simply applying image processing to the video field, since the video not only includes spatial information, but also has temporal correlation between frames. therefore, the focus of current research has been on how to accurately express and integrate the temporal and spatial information in a video. figure 1. schematic diagram of traditional manual surveillance video system 2. the general framework of video behavior detection the general framework of video action detection is shown in figure 2, which can be divided into four stages, namely, video pre-processing, feature extraction, feature learning and anomaly judgment. video pre-processing is usually referred as to the morphological processing of video frames, such as image enhancement, image noise reduction, etc. feature extraction is referred as to the extraction of key appearance or motion features of the input video sequences to represent a video. feature learning is referred as to using extracted features to establish an action model of normal or abnormal event patterns and their changing rules. anomaly detection is used to measure the degree of matching between basic events in the test video and the established action model, with the detection results returned in the form of anomaly scores or classification labels. figure 2. general framework of video action detection the earliest research on human action can be traced back to 1975, when johansson et al. proposed that human action could be described by 12 points [2], laying a foundation for the development of human action detection. recently, with the rapid development of deep learning and the enhancement 6 of computing power, video processing capabilities have been remarkably improved, significantly promoting the development of action detection and contributing to many important algorithms and ideas. currently, the first step in the general process of action detection algorithms based on deep learning is to extract video features using some modelling for action recognition, after which the extracted features remain fixed. on this basis, recognition and localization are subsequently carried out. therefore, the following will make an introduction to relevant research progress of action recognition and action detection successively. prior to 2015, the majority of frameworks of action recognition and detection followed a fixed process, that is, the spatial and motion features of videos are extracted using manual methods, and the action is subsequently detected by independently using classifiers such as the support vector machine (svm) [3]. of which, human features are generally comprised of global features and local features. global features are used to extract features by regarding the whole human action as the description object, for example, the acceleration vector and motion trajectory information were used in literature [4] to make a judgement whether any action was generated in a video. however, global features are sensitive to changes in environment background, shooting angles and techniques, resulting in the relatively low detection accuracy rate. local features are used to describe partial motion features of an action, and generally represent motion features of video using local feature descriptors. in this study, yang et al. [5] introduced a multi-scale feature descriptor based on the feature representation method of histograms of optical flow (hof), which can simultaneously obtain the displacement and spatial features of video frames. wang et al. proposed the improved dense trajectories (idt), which carries out intensive sampling and tracks pixel points on video frames to construct local feature descriptors [6][7], and can estimate the motion of the camera by matching feature points between frames. these methods have achieved satisfactory results in specific scenarios, however, the extraction of human features requires huge computing cost, and feature computing is generally aimed at a specific video type. therefore, it is difficult to achieve its expansion and deployment, and there are still some limitations on video processing application. figure 3. idt algorithm and three kinds of histograms 3. the convolutional neural network (cnn) applied to video behavior detection 3.1. 3d convolutional networks with the rise of deep learning, some scholars have started to attach attention to how to achieve the application of convolution neutral network (cnn) to video processing. li feifei’s team[8] first proposed the application of a single 2d cnn to each video frame in a successive manner, and researched some temporal connectivity patterns to learn the temporal and spatial features of videos. the 3d convolution was first proposed by jis et al. [9] in 2013, which adds a dimension on the basis of 2d convolution in order to extract the features in the temporal dimension. on this basis, facebook trans d et al. used the 3d convolution and 3d pooling to construct 3d convolutional networks (c3d)[10], which can be applied to action recognition, scenario recognition, video similarity analysis and other fields. with c3d networks combined with the traditional machine learning classification, the support vector machine (svm) can achieve 85.2% accuracy rate on the ucf101 dataset. the accuracy is not high, but the speed of c3d network is very fast, reaching 314fps in the paper. in 2017, facebook carreira j et al. proposed inflated 3d convolutional networks (i3d) [11] (which adopted rgb images as input, and input the optical flow into the networks), and a twostream 3d convolution model by combining with the fusion model of two-stream network, which can achieve 98% accuracy rate on the ucf101 dataset. based on the video spatio-temporal features extracted by the 3d convolutional networks, the spatial features are aggregated by subsampling in the spatial domain. subsequently, a temporal up-sampling operation is performed in the temporal domain to restore the features to the original lengths of the input video sequences as much as possible in the temporal dimension. the advantage of this method is that more precise temporal boundaries can be detected in the temporal domain, thus improving the performance of temporal action detection. the 3d convolution can learn the spatial information about each frame and the temporal correlation between frames, however, the 3d convolution requires a large amount of computation and needs to be trained from the start without pre-training parameters, which makes it difficult to achieve convergence and to deploy the 3d convolution on embedded terminals, thus limiting the practicability of 3d convolution. in order to solve these problems, qiu z et al. [12] proposed pseudo-3d convolutional networks (p3d) in 2017, which decomposes the 3d convolution into pseduo-2d convolution and pseudo1d convolution, for example, 1×3×3 spatial convolution and 3×1×1 temporal convolution are used to replace 3×3×3 3d spatio-temporal convolution, which can extract video spatiotemporal features using 3d structure, and reduce the amount of model computation, laying a foundation for the practical application of 3d convolution. 3.2. two-stream convolutional networks in 2014, simonyan k et al. [13] proposed the two-stream method, which uses spatial and temporal information of videos to train models respectively, and subsequently fuses its output to obtain video-level feature representation, and eventually inputs the video features into traditional machine learning classifiers to obtain recognition results. in this method, the spatial information uses rgb pictures directly extracted from the video, and the temporal information uses the dense optical flow calculated every two frames in the video sequences. the method can achieve 88% accuracy rate on the ucf101 dataset. hereafter, the focus of research has been on the improvement in the two-stream network. in 2016, feichtenhofer c et al. [14] made an improvement in the feature extraction network and fusion method of the twostream network, using vgg16[15] to extract video features and using the convolutional neural networks (cnn) to obtain fusion weights, which improved classification accuracy rate to 92.5% on the ucf101 dataset. yue-hei ng j et al. [16] adopted long short-term memory (lstm) as the 7 fusion network of temporal and spatial stream, with the accuracy rate reaching 88.6% on the ucf101 dataset. limin wang et al. [17] proposed temporal segment networks (tsn) in 2016 and comprehensively discussed how to improve the effect of the two-stream network from the aspects of input data mode, video sampling strategy and basic network for extracting spatial features. it is currently the most popular action recognition model, with the accuracy rate reaching 94.2% on the ucf101 dataset. figure 4. feature extraction diagram of two-stream network 3.3. the action detection algorithms after obtaining the spatio-temporal feature representations of a video, the current action detection algorithms can be divided into two categories: two-step method and one-step method. the research focus is laid on temporal boundary proposal technology, which is mainly composed of three methods, namely, sliding window [18], temporal actionness grouping [19] and temporal unit regression [20]. 3.3.1. the method of sliding window the method of sliding window was proposed by shou z et al. [18] in 2016 in the segment convolutional neural network (scnn). just as the name implies, windows of different sizes are used to slide on the video, and windows of more diverse sizes can achieve a better detection effect. scnn is a three-stage model. in addition to temporal boundary proposal, scnn also includes two stages: binary classification and multi-classification. before multiclassification, the binary classification is employed to filter the candidate temporal intervals, which can reduce redundancy to a certain extent. the feature extraction network used in scnn is c3d, with the detection accuracy rate reaching 19.0% on the thumos14 dataset. on the basis of the sliding window, the convolutional de-convolutional networks (cdc) [21] uses the structures of convolutional and deconvolution to make fine adjustment of the interval boundaries, with the detection accuracy rate reaching 23.3% on the thumos14 dataset. the candidate temporal intervals obtained by the sliding window create much redundancy, which increases the computation, and cannot adapt to the flexible action length due to the fixed interval boundary. in order to solve above-mentioned problems, the temporal actionness grouping algorithm and the temporal unit regression algorithm are proposed successively. 3.3.2. the temporal action grouping algorithm in 2017, xiong y et al. [19] proposed a temporal action grouping algorithm, which uses the trained action recognition model to perform binary classification of each segment in the video to obtain the action probability sequences, and subsequently uses different threshold values and grouping methods to obtain multiple candidate temporal intervals. using the tag network, zhao y et al. [22] proposed the structured segment network (ssn), which adds contextual information to the candidate temporal intervals, constructing a pyramid structure, to represent the spatio-temporal features of each action. inspired by this, in 2018, qiu et al. [23] used the recurrent neural network (rnn) structure to capture contextual information of video action and added non-local features to the top of the pyramid structure of ssn, with the detection accuracy rate reaching 34.2% on the thumos14 dataset. 3.3.3. the temporal unit regression algorithm the temporal unit regression algorithm calibrates with the label intervals by regression of the boundaries of the candidate temporal interval, based on the boundary regression method in literature [24]. on this basis, gao et al. [25] proposed a cascaded boundary regression (cbr) in 2017, with an aim to solve the shortcoming that the temporal proposal boxes obtained by the sliding window may merely contain part of action segments by means of cascaded boundary regression. meanwhile, the video is divided into several small units by the method of extracting video temporal and spatial features in the temporal unit regression network for temporal action proposals (turn tap). the spatial and temporal features of each unit are computed, and subsequently the sliding window is operated based on the computed unit features. this feature extraction method avoids the double computation caused by the method of sliding over the video image sequences and then extracting the features, thus improving the efficiency of feature extraction. using temporal unit regression, a candidate temporal interval is found for each action, and the highest score is taken as the final temporal interval, with the detection accuracy rate reaching 31.0% on the thumos14 dataset. in order to obtain more flexible boundaries, in 2017, xu h et al. [26] proposed the region 3d convolutional 3d network (r-c3d), which combines temporal boundary proposal and classification for training. in 2018, chao y w et al. [27] made an improvement in this structure by adding optical flow information and contextual information of action, making it more adaptable to the action detection. in addition, gao j et al. [28] made a combination of sliding window and temporal actionness grouping algorithm to generate candidate temporal intervals, with the detection accuracy reaching 29.9% on the thumos14 dataset. lin t et al. [29] proposed a boundary sensitive network (bsn), which uses cnn model to predict the probabilities that action begins, ends and is ongoing, for each temporal position in a video, to generate the starting, ending and ongoing probability sequences. subsequently, these three probability sequences are processed to obtain a more accurate candidate temporal interval. combined with the classification method in scnn, the detection accuracy rate reaches 29.4% on the thumos14 dataset. in 2019, lin t et al. [30] improved the matching method of the three probability sequences, and proposed the boundary matching network (bmn). combined with the classification method in scnn, the detection accuracy rate is improved to 32.2% on the thumos14 dataset. the one-step method can simultaneously classify, locate and directly output the results of action prediction. in 2016, li fei fei's team used reinforcement learning to train an agent based on rnn, which can directly generate action prediction [31]. in 2017, lin t et al. [32] drew on the framework’s structure of single shot multibox detector (ssd) [33], and first proposed the single shot temporal action detection (ssad) model, which performs classification and regression only once on the whole network, however, the detection accuracy on the thumos14 8 data set was only 24.6%. in 2019, huang y et al. [34] made improvement of this structure by adding classification branches and regression branches, with the detection accuracy increasing to 35.8%. in addition to the two-stage method mentioned above, some scholars have carried out exploration of methods based on one-stage temporal action detection. the one-stage temporal action detection method does not generate temporal proposal boxes, but directly uses the network to detect all candidate windows. lin et al. [35] used one-dimensional convolution to model multi-scale features to generate predefined anchor boxes at each temporal position with multiscale features, to directly classify the action category of each anchor box, and simultaneously to perform a regression of the boundary box offset. based on the recurrent neural network (rnn), buch et al. [36] performed the detection of temporal action boundaries, while carrying out classification of action in a video. yeung et al. 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[38] huang y p, dai q, lu y t. decoupling localization and classification in single shot temporal action detection[c]. shanghai: 2019 ieee international conference on multimedia and expo, 2019: 1288-1293. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 92 target local matching recognition algorithm based on improved harris key point detection operator hui tian, gang liu henan university of science and technology, no. 203, kaiyuan avenue, luolong district, luoyang, henan 471023, china abstract: in the process of attacking fighters, helicopters and other targets, infrared imaging guided air-to-air missiles once they find themselves intercepted, they will release interference to induce the missile to deviate from the trajectory, which brings great difficulties to the missile to successfully destroy the target. when infrared interference occludes aircraft targets, a target local matching recognition algorithm based on the improved harris key point detection operator is proposed. the algorithm first uses the gaussian smoothing window to count the gradients in the x direction and y direction of each pixel, forms an autocorrelation feature matrix and calculates its feature values. because smaller eigenvalues can be used to characterize the prominence of the curve, the minimum eigenvalue is used as the corner response function value, and the point when greater than the given threshold is marked as the key point of the aircraft target. in the process of interference occlusion of aircraft targets, the local matching recognition of targets is achieved by calculating the euclidean distance of the feature descriptors between key points. experimental results show that the proposed improved algorithm can achieve local matching recognition of infrared aircraft targets when infrared interference occludes aircraft targets. keywords: object detection; ir target; harris. 1. introduction infrared imaging guidance is a guidance technology that uses image information to control the aircraft to accurately fly to the target, and automatic target recognition (atr) is the process of computer automatic target capture and classification, which is one of the core technologies of infrared imaging guidance. in order to achieve the task of completely destroying the target, the missile needs to confirm the aiming point, which is generally the key part such as the engine or cockpit of the aircraft target, and the premise of the aiming point confirmation is that the aircraft target needs to be identified under interference conditions. therefore, it is necessary to realize anti-interference recognition of infrared aircraft targets under the condition of interference masking targets. when interference occludes the target, the overall characteristics of the infrared aircraft target fail, and local features need to be used to describe the exposed part of the target, and the key point features can be applied to this detection task. when some overall shape features of the target, such as aspect ratio, circumference concave-convex ratio, etc., change, it can be considered that interference occludes the target, at this time, the local matching recognition of the aircraft target is realized by calculating the euclidean distance of the feature descriptor between key points. 2. model image segmentation based on mixed gaussian background corner points are a very important feature of images and play an important role in image recognition. the corner point retains the important features in the image, while eliminating the redundant amount of data, and the information of the corner point is high, so the algorithm based on the corner point is generally more efficient. the harris corner point detection algorithm [1] is an improvement on the moravec algorithm [2], which not only detects grayscale in four directions, but calculates the sum of grayscale change values after the rectangular window moves in any direction. the harris detection algorithm determines corner points based on an autocorrelation matrix that describes the neighborhood change information of pixels. the harris operator has translation and rotation invariance, fast calculation speed, and by quadratic approximation of the corner point response function in the neighborhood of extreme points, the harris operator can achieve subpixel positioning accuracy [3]. the specific method is: first move the processed image window w (generally a rectangular area) in any direction by a small displacement (x,y), then the amount of gray change can be defined as: t vuvuvyuxvuyx yxmyxbycxyax yxoyyxxwiiwe ),(),(2 )],([][ 22 222 ,,,,,    (1) where wu,v represents the sliding window function,iu,v represents the image grayscale, ix+u,y+v represents the image grayscale after translation, and x and y are first-order grayscale gradients. use the gaussian window wu,v to count the gradients in the x and y directions of each pixel. also, definitions: wxycwybwxa  )(,, 22 (2) where  represents convolution. autocorrelation matrix m of pixels (u,v):        bc ca m (3) find the eigenvalues λ1 and λ2 of the matrix m(x,y), and then judge whether it is a corner point according to the corner point response: 2)(det tracemkmr  (4) where detm represents the determinant of the matrix m; tracem represents the trace of matrix m; k is a constant. the formula is expressed as: 93 2 21det cabm   batracem  21  (5) when the calculated corner response function value r is greater than the given threshold and is a local maximum, it indicates that the pixel is a corner point. harris calculation is simple, the extraction of corner points is reasonable and uniform, and the stability is related to the k value, but k is an empirical value, and it is difficult to set the optimal value. the stability of the corner points is actually related to the small eigenvalues of the matrix. when the shape is a segment, the eigenvalues in the segment domain are close to 0, regardless of the length and direction of the segment. when the shape is an ellipse, the two eigenvalues of the autocorrelation matrix are λl, λs, λl>λs, s and l are assumed to be the major and minor axes of the ellipse. if the shape is a circle, the two values are equal. therefore, a small eigenvalue λs can be used to measure the prominence of each boundary point pi on the curve segment. if the value λs of a point pi exceeds a predetermined threshold, the point can be considered an angular point. a point on a straight line will cause a smaller eigenvalue λs close to 0, while a point on a sharp corner will produce a larger λs value. therefore, on the basis of harris corner point detection, the corner point detector is constructed by calculating the minimum eigenvalue of the autocorrelation matrix as the corner point response function, so that there is no need to adjust the k value: ),min( 21 r (6) 3. key feature matching after the key point extraction is completed, the features need to be described, the specific process is: first construct a coordinate system for the main direction of any key point, so that the generated descriptor has rotational invariance, and then divide the spatial neighborhood of the scale where the key point is located into 16×16 space, and then evenly divide into areas of size 4×4, and then calculate a gradient histogram in 8 directions for each region, sort it according to the position, and obtain a feature vector of 4×4×8=128 dimensions, that is, the description vector of key points. after the features are described, the similarity is measured according to the description vectors, and the euclidean distance of the two feature vectors is generally used as the discriminant criterion for feature similarity. euclidean distance is the distance of each feature point on the target image, and its distance from all the remaining feature points is calculated one by one. the calculation formula is:    128 1 2' )(, i ii xxyxd ）（ (7) where xi，xi’ are the eigencomponents of the two key points to be matched. if the ratio of these two-feature points r=d1／d2 from d1 and d2 is less than a certain threshold, it can be considered as a pair of matching points. 4. experiment and analysis the dataset used in the experiment is the lsotb-tir dataset [4], in which three helicopter sequences are generated and added to the helicopter image for the movement, radiation, and delivery mode of real interference. the image when the interference occlusion target is selected for the algorithm test in this section, and the results are shown in fig.1~fig. 2. (a) improve the algorithm (b)harris fig 1. matching results 1 from the detection results of figure1, it can be seen that there are six pairs of matching errors in the feature points extracted by the original harris algorithm, among which the points on the template fuselage are incorrectly matched to two pairs on the nose of the image to be measured, the points on the fuselage are incorrectly matched to three pairs on the fuselage, and the points on the fuselage are incorrectly matched to one pair on the wing. the improved harris algorithm has only three pairs of matching errors, where the dots on the nose are incorrectly matched to the wing pair, the dots on the fuselage are matched to the fuselage pair, and the point positions on the wing are incorrectly matched by a pair. (a) improve the algorithm (b)harris fig 2. matching results 2 from the detection results of figure2, it can be seen that the feature points extracted by the original harris algorithm have a pair of matching errors, and the points on the wing are matched to the fuselage; the improved harris algorithm extracts feature point pairs that match correctly, and for unblocked aircraft, the improved algorithm extracts feature points on the nose, tail, and wing, while the original algorithm does not extract feature points on the wing. the matching point pairs extracted by the fast algorithm have the same effect as the improved harris algorithm, the wrong matching 94 point pairs extracted by the sift algorithm are all on the background, and only three pairs of matching pairs are correctly matched on the target, and the matching point pairs extracted by the brisk algorithm are correct, but the number is small, only two pairs. 5. summary when interfering with occlusion targets, an improved harris key feature extraction method based on minimum eigenvalue is proposed, and then the local matching recognition of aircraft targets is realized by calculating the euclidean distance of the feature descriptors between key points. experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method in this chapter. references [1] harris c, stephens m. a combined corner and edge detector [c]// proceedings of alvey vision conference. new york usa: acm press, 1988:147-151. [2] moravec h. towards automatic visual obstacle avoidance [c]// proceedings of international joint conference on artificial intelligence. new york, usa: acm press. 1977:584. [3] gao shuai, he wei, li tao, etc. improved harris corner point detection target recognition method[j]. journal of detection and control, 2022,44(6):81-86. [4] liu q, li x, he z, et al. lsotb-tir: a large-scale highdiversity thermal infrared object tracking benchmark [c]. proceedings of the 28th acm international conference on multimedia, 2020: 3847-3856. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 17 weight-bearing cross-country running influences on the knee articular cartilage -a study using t2 mri and muscle monitoring xu dai1, *, man li2, heji ma2 1 school of sport and exercise rehabilition, jinzhou medical university, jinzhou 121001, china; 2 the 1st affiliated hospital of jinzhou medical university, 121001, jinzhou, china. * corresponding author: xu dai (email: daixu@jzmu.edu.cn) abstract: the purpose of this study was to develop a quantitative method to acquire and analyze the transverse relaxation time (t2 relaxation) of the magnetic resonance imaging of in-vivo knee joint articular cartilage. to reveal the practical significance of this research, participants who underwent weight-bearing cross-country running were assessed by mr t2 imaging and knee functional test. as a result, temporary changes in the cartilage relaxation time at regions of interest were observed shortly post the running (p < 0.05), accompanying with emg signal monitored in muscles around knee. this study shows the potentials of utilizing quantitative mri t2 imaging technique as a non-invasive approach to detect the knee articular cartilage loading and stress, which is important for earlier prevention and intervention of cartilage lesions. keywords: knee articular cartilage; medical imaging; cross-country running. 1. introduction articular cartilage covers the tibiofemoral lubricated surfaces inside the knee. it distributes biomechanical loading onto the joint contacts, and enables bones to glide easily with minimal friction. researchers have found that the key components of the articular cartilage are water, type ii collagen, chondroitin sulfates, and proteoglycans (pgs) . from microstructure point of view, the interaction of fluid and collagen matrix provides articular cartilage with viscoelastic and mechanical properties for bearing load . the overall health and function of articular cartilage depends on the appropriate amount and distribution of its key internal components, particularly pgs, water, and the collagen network [2,3,4]. magnetic resonance imaging (mri) can provide direct visualization and useful morphological information of the articular cartilage and soft tissues. but not all the mri sequences are sensitive to the cartilage components, hence developing mri methods that are able to investigate the pg concentration alteration within articular cartilage are conducive to early evaluation before severe morphological damage occurs. quantitative t2 mri has shown increasingly relevance in detecting the earliest degenerative changes inside cartilage . in recent years, quantitative t2 mri, based on the analysis of relaxation times in the transverse plate, has been adopted as a promising diagnostic reference for cartilage lecsion detection . t2 relaxation, also known as the relaxation in transverse plate, can reflect the ability of free water molecules moving and exchanging energy inside the extracellular matrix within cartilage. the damage of collagen or pg in cartilage matrix can increase water content in cartilage and cause shifting of t2 relaxation times . previous researchers found positive correlation between the cartilage water content and t2 relaxation time, and negative correlation between cartilage t2 times and pg content . in this way,t2 relaxation time has potential to serve as a characterized imaging parameter that can reflect the knee articular cartilage biochemical conponents and health status upon appropriate quantification. the computation of t2 relaxation time using quantitative mri depends on the applied algorithms. the conventional methods of t2 relaxation time calculation are the nonlinear exponential-decay curve fitting algorithms. this study used levenberg-marquardt curve fitting algorithm, which is one of the widely used conventional t2 relaxation calculation algorithms. knee articular cartilage often bear loads in various activities. in recent years, more and more individuals participate in marathon or cross-country running, sometimes with a backpack during running. these sports could add extra loading to knee joints. long term or frequent over-load to the knee articular cartilage are risky factors that may cause lesion or initiate the cartilage degenerative disease such as osteoarthritis (oa). previous studies reveal that early signs of oa include proteoglycan loss and increasing hydration of the extracellular matrix, which leads to disruption of the collagen architecture and aberrations in mechanical properties . but further study needs to be done regarding the relationship between cartilage in-vivo loading and its imaging influences. this research adopted the spin-echo multislice-multiecho (msme) carr-purcell meiboom-gill (cpmg) sequence, which is a useful t2 mri sequence, to scan the tibiofemoral articular cartilage. levenberg– marquardt curve fitting algorithm was used for t2 relaxation time calculation and quantification. at diferent loading status, the t2 relaxation changing characters of tibiofemoral condyle cartilage were observed. in addition, electromyography (emg) was used as an additional measure to observe the muscle activity around the knee. 2. methodology 2.1. study participants there were in total 20 qualified volunteers participated in 18 this study (n = 20). the inclusion criteria of the study participants are specified as follows: male, aged 18-40 years, 170-190 cm in height, 60-80 kg in weight, body mass index (bmi) ranging 19-23, no history of cardiopulmonary or neurological diseases, no contraindications for receiving knee mri scan, no musculoskeletal disease or injury that hinders strenuous exercise, no acute sport injury, no obvious lower limb deformity, no flat feet. all the participants have signed the informed consent, and the study was approved by the institutional ethical reviewing board (id# reb130170_ren2). 2.2. exercise methods a 3.0 telsa mri scanner (ge discovery 750) and a 16channel phased-array knee coil were used for this research. the subjects underwent an initial mri scan before the crosscountry running to estabilish the referencing data to be compared with the data after running. on the running day, the subjects completed a 5 km crosscountry running with a weight of 20kg in the backpack. similar as marathon matches, electrolytes drinks and snacks supplies were provided along the route. the running completion time was 30-45 minutes, and the endpoint was set near to the radiology department. once the subjects had completed running, they rested 5 minutes for sweat removal and changing clothes. then they received an mri scan, with imaging details the same as the initial referencing mri scan. 2.3. imaging sequences and mri parameters spin echo multislice multiecho carr-purcell meiboom-gill (cpmg) sequence was adopted for t2 imaging of the tibiofemoral condyle cartilage. the sequence key parameters are as following: in the sagittal plate, there were 24 scanning slices across the knee joint, each slice had 8 echoes (te= 15, 45, 75,…, 210, and 240 ms). slice thickness (st): 3mm, between slice spacing (ss): 3 mm, flip angle (fa) :90 degree, repetition time (tr) :3.17s. the high resolution steady-state free precession (ssfp) sequence was also applied for knee joint mapping. the ssfp sequence has fully balanced gradients with constructive interference in steady state, which provides both high contrast images of cartilage and joint fluid with high signal-to-noise ratio. the ssfp scan sequences key parameters : slice thickness (st): 1mm; between slice spacing (ss): 0.5mm; field of view (fov): 24×24cm; matrix: 512×512 pixels; number of slices (ns): 200; echo time (te): 2.016ms; repetition time (tr): 5.946ms; flip angle (fa): 60°. 2.4. t2 relaxation calculation methods quantitative t2 mappings of subjects’ right knee tibiofemoral condyles were generated from the images acquired with the cpmg sequence, using a published opensource software named mrmap . the three-parameter levenberg-marquardt curve fitting algorithms for t2 relaxation times calculation were used as shown below. the 3-parameter levenberg-marquardt curve fitting algorithm with correction: btteay +−= )2/exp( (1) (a is the signal when t = 0, and b is a constant, take b =10 ms, te is the echo times of the cpmg sequence). the tibiofemoral condyle cartilage was segmented into the lateral femur, medial femur, lateral tibia and medial tibia compartments. as shown in fig.1, three rois, anterior, middle and posterior, were selected for both the femur and tibia in the medial condyle cartilage. once the t2 relaxation times have been calculated based on the cpmg sequence imaging data, the cartilage regions were plotted using color-scale, then the colored cartilage mapping is covering the corresponding position on the ssfp images, so that the highquality bony structure and colored t2 mapping were merged into one image with advantages from both sequences. 2.5. statistical methods based on the running status, the subjects were labeled as before-running and post-running groups. paired t-test was used to compare the mean values of t2 relaxation times at different rois. the level of significance is 0.05, and we consider the differences is significant if the p-value is smaller than 0.05. 2.6. electromyography prior to mr testing on a separate day, electromyography (emg) testing was conducted to observe the musle activities status. subjects wore shorts and were asked not to apply lotion to their legs. subjects stood and performed an isometric squat and a calf raise to allow the tester to identify and mark the muscle bellies of the vastus medialis, vastus lateralis, rectus femoris, biceps femoris, semitendinosis, medial gastrocnemius, and lateral gastrocnemius. the areas were dry shaven to remove hair, and then swabbed with rubbing alcohol to fully clean the skin surface.when the surface was dry, silver/silver chloride electrodes were placed over the midline of the muscle belly. emg was collected in a position that mimicked the subject’s position during jogging. maximum voluntary contraction (mvc) signals were collected for the quadriceps, hamstring, and gastrocnemius muscle groups. during the test, verbal encouragement was given to promote mvc exertion. for the quadriceps test, the tester applied pressure to the distal end of the tibia while the subject lay supine. the subject resisted the posterior force, activating the quadriceps to try attempt to extend the leg. data were sampled at 1200 hz. the dc offset was removed, and the data were full wave rectified. a low pass 4th order butterworth filter with a cut-off frequency of 50 hz was used to filter the data in both directions. the cut-off frequency was chosen based on a power spectrum analysis using a fast fourier transform. 3. results and discussion 3.1. the t2 relaxation times of rois and the visualization figure 1. the mri t2 relaxation mapping (using colored scale to display the t2 relaxation time values), with the schematic diagram of rois in sagittal plate. 19 in order to better analyze the imaging influences caused by the dynamic cross-country running, cartilage rois (anterior, middle, posterior) were selected on the lateral and medial femur condyles/ tibia compartments (as shown in figure.1). obviously, not each roi was frequently loaded during running, and the contacted zones depend on the knee range of motion. from biomechanical point of view, the cartilage in middle rois was frequently loaded during cross-country running, and the loading may higher than normal because the participants were running with a backpack weighting 20kg. the cartilage in middle rois bears all these loading during running, as well as the friction and shearing stress caused by knee flexion and extension. we noticed that at the articular cartilage regions where loading & shearing stress are more densely applied, the t2 relaxation time are more inhomogeneous. moreover, at middle rois of tibia cartilage, where the femur cartilage condyles directly contact and transit body weight, the t2 relaxation time tends to be lower than other positions. moreover, we found that, after the weight-bearing crosscountry running, the articular cartilage of femur and tibia showed a temporary decreased t2 relaxation time. this phenomenon is statistically significant (p < 0.05) at the medial & lateral femur cartilage of middle rois, and the medial middle tibia cartilage of middle roi. previous research found the static loading can lead to a decreased t2 relaxation time, now we find that similar phenomenon exists when cartilage is dynamic loaded by cross-country running. this temporary decreased t2 relaxation time could because that the free water molecules were pushed out during loading, and lead to a temporary shift of the proteoglycan concentration. for muscle monitoring, maximum voluntary contraction (mvc) signals were collected for the quadriceps, hamstring, and gastrocnemius muscle groups. the average signal over the load ramp up and sustained loading was also assessed. data was compared for a given muscle at each load level (α = 0.05) with a paired, one-sided t test. at all load levels, the emg signal as a % of mvc was significantly less than 5%, with the exception of the gm at the ramp down to 0 n (descending) where no significant difference was detected (ie: neither significantly greater or less than 5%). for all subjects, muscle guarding was not sustained over the trial at any load level. table 1. the t2 relaxation times of knee tibiofemoral condyle cartilage rois (before running, using mean ± sd format) position anterior middle posterior lateral femur 37.9 ± 5.7 47.1 ± 5.4 43.0 ±3.5 medial femur 41.3 ± 6.0 46.0 ± 6.3 37.2 ± 5.3 lateral tibia 36.8 ± 6.4 35.7 ±4.2 40.8 ± 4.7 medial tibia 45.2 ± 7.3 38.7 ± 6.8 38.4 ± 5.2 table 2. the t2 relaxation times of knee tibiofemoral condyle cartilage rois (after running, using mean ± sd format) position anterior middle posterior lateral femur 35.2 ± 5.8 *41.6 ± 5.6 42.3 ± 4.4 medial femur 38.7 ± 5.2 *39.2 ± 6.1 36.6 ± 6.5 lateral tibia 34.5 ± 6.8 33.2 ± 5.3 38.9 ± 4.3 medial tibia 43.3 ± 4.2 *34.7 ± 5.9 35.7 ± 5.4 *means the t2 relaxation time mean value is significantly decreased, p<0.05. 4. conclusion this research has academic significance for mri methodological developing, and provides valuable image characters about the biochemical changes within knee articular cartilage. also, it to study the potential influences caused by weight-bearing cross-country running, which is a novel view angle to link sports and medical imaging. the findings have the potential to serve as imaging biomarkers of early oa and evaluating indicator of cartilage degeneration. 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[14] d. r. messroghli, a. rudolph, h. abdel-aty, r.wassmuth, t. kühne, r. dietz, j. schulz-menger ， “an open-source software tool for the generation of relaxation time maps in magnetic resonance imaging”. bmc medical imaging, vol. 10:16, pp.1–8, 2010. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 154 research on water garbage detection algorithm based on gfl network nengmin yi *, weilin luo southwest minzu university, chengdu 610200, china * corresponding author: nengmin yi abstract: aiming at the problem that existing water surface garbage detection algorithms cannot meet the tradeoff between real-time and accuracy in natural scenes, we propose a gfl (generalized focal loss) based gfl_ ham algorithm to improve the accuracy of water surface garbage detection, and better apply to water surface garbage detection application scenarios. we have added the ham (hybrid attention model) module to the feature extraction module (resnet50) of the gfl network to improve the feature extraction capability of the backbone network and the network representation capability. and use the selfconstructed garbage detection datasets under natural scenes for training and testing. after analyzing the training process and test results, our network has higher reliability compared to the current mainstream single stage network. our network can achieve 60.12% map on the water surface garbage detection datasets, which is 1.09%, 1.36%, and 1.61% higher than yolov3, ssd, and gfl, respectively. keywords: garbage detection; ham attention mechanism; gfl (generalized focal loss). 1. introduction with the development of economy and society, people's living standards are increasingly improving, and intelligent and modern lifestyles have replaced traditional production and life. diversified production and lifestyle is a doubleedged sword, and the rising quality of life has brought serious environmental problems. changes in production and lifestyle have brought more serious environmental pollution. the global environment outlook 6 [1] mentions that the earth on which people depend for their survival has suffered extremely serious environmental pollution and damage. if effective and more vigorous actions are not taken to protect the ecological environment, the earth's ecosystem and the sustainable development of mankind will inevitably be more severely threatened. in the face of the destruction of the ecological environment and the increasing production of garbage, how to effectively and quickly resolve garbage classification, monitoring, and recycling, and improve the ecological environment, is one of the urgent issues that need to be addressed throughout the world and all mankind. from may 1, 2020, the "beijing municipal regulations on the administration of domestic waste" [2] proposed the concept of domestic waste classification, requiring the public to establish a sense of waste classification and actively classify domestic waste, which is conducive to the classified treatment and recycling of waste. it can be seen that the task of garbage classification has become an integral part of garbage treatment and environmental protection. due to the insufficient awareness of environmental protection among some people, some garbage has been dumped into the water. failure to clean it up in a timely manner will have a serious impact on people's health and production. the traditional method of water surface garbage removal is manual salvage. this traditional method of water surface garbage removal not only cannot ensure safety and trash removal, but also has high salvage time and economic cost, which is not sufficient to meet the requirements of safety and timeliness of water surface garbage removal. the emergence of surface garbage salvage robots has solved the problems of safety and timeliness in surface garbage salvage the water surface garbage detection algorithm is one of the core technologies of the water surface garbage salvage robot [3], and the research and development of the water surface garbage detection algorithm is closely related to the water surface garbage salvage robot. in recent years, the research on water surface target detection algorithms has developed vigorously, and a large number of water surface target detection algorithms have emerged. in 2005, hou [4] et al. proposed a method for detecting significant water surface targets based on change detection background modeling. when the difference in target background changes is small, the detection accuracy of the algorithm will decrease. in 2013, huang et al[5]. proposed an algorithm for extracting and detecting water objects in natural scenes based on water color and texture features. in 2016, yang et al. [6] proposed a garbage classification system based on support vector machine (svm), which uses a sliding window of constant size to extract features from the input image, and then uses a svm classifier to achieve garbage classification. this achieved a classification accuracy of 63% on a self-built dataset, but it can only achieve garbage image classification and cannot detect the specific location of garbage in the image. in 2021, wang et al. [7] proposed a garbage detection method based on the two-stage target detection algorithm faster-rcnn, which can achieve 83.4% map (average accuracy) at 6.3fps and 85.5% map (average accuracy) at 6.8fps on their own dry and wet garbage datasets, respectively. although the accuracy has met the needs of intelligent garbage detection, timeliness is still a major pain point. in 2022, xu et al. [8] proposed a lightweight garbage target detection algorithm ghost-yolo based on low-power devices. this algorithm ensures lightweight while maintaining high garbage detection accuracy, but while meeting the lightweight requirements, there are certain errors in accuracy, which affects the garbage detection effect. to meet both accuracy and real-time requirements. most existing water surface garbage detection algorithms 155 focus on the accuracy or timeliness of detection. however, for water surface garbage detection tasks, it is necessary to achieve a trade-off between accuracy and real-time performance, and to address issues such as low photo clarity and reflection caused by different shooting angles and shooting environments. therefore, the algorithm not only requires real-time detection, but also needs to be able to eliminate the impact of water surface interference factors to improve detection accuracy. in summary, this study proposes a water surface garbage detection algorithm based on gfl (generalized focal loss) [9] for complex scenes to meet the real-time and effective requirements of water surface garbage detection in complex scenes. 2. methodology 2.1. overall construction process of surface waste detection in order to meet the real-time and accuracy requirements of water surface garbage detection tasks, we propose a knowledge based gfl (generalized focal loss) model based gfl_ ham water surface garbage detection algorithm. first, construct a water surface garbage detection dataset. then, using rotation, changing brightness, and changing contrast to simulate the possible impact of the construction process of the water surface garbage datasets, the datasets is enhanced. next, use the surface garbage detection datasets to train gfl_ ham network. finally, we tested our model using real water surface garbage images from natural scenes. the overall construction process of the algorithm is shown in figure 1. figure 1. overall algorithm construction process 2.2. gfl_ ham detection network structure in order to improve the detection accuracy of the model to meet the requirements of water surface garbage detection application scenarios, we introduced the ham attention mechanism based on the gfl (generalized focal loss) model to enhance the network feature extraction ability and improve network accuracy. gfl_ the entire network of ham is divided into four parts: the backbone, the attention mechanism of ham (hybrid attention model), the neck, and the head, as shown in figure 2. the backbone network of the model is a resnet50 [10] structure; the neck network is an fpn [11] structure; the header network is composed of gfl_ head [9] structure composition. the input image undergoes feature extraction and fusion operations through the backbone network and neck network, and then inputs the extracted features into the gfl_ head obtains the predicted results of the model. figure 2. gfl_ ham network structure diagram the gfl model mainly re represents the physical objects at the end of the head. in previous work, training and reasoning were inconsistent in terms of quality estimation and classification scores. during the training process, quality estimation and classification scores are trained separately. in the reasoning process, quality estimates and classification scores are used together. the product of quality estimation and classification score is used to act on the nms score of non-maximum suppression post processing [12], which is unreasonable. quality estimation only performs position monitoring training on positive samples, resulting in a gap between training and testing, which reduces model performance. the gfl model proposes a new solution that combines classification scores and quality estimation by introducing quality focal loss (qfl): qfl (σ)= -|y − σ|β((1y)log(1 − σ)+y log(σ)) (1) (where y is a quality label of 0-1 and sigma is a prediction. note that the global minimum solution for qfl is sigma=y. in this way, the cross entropy part becomes a complete cross entropy, while the adjustment factor becomes a power function of the absolute value of the distance. similar to focal loss [13], it is generally optimal to take beta=2.) instead of our usual focal loss: fl(p)= -(1 − pt)γ log(pt), pt = { p, y = 1 1 − p, y = 0 (2) to solve the problem of inconsistency in the quality estimation and classification score training reasoning process. in complex scenes, targets can have many uncertainties, such as surfboards blocked by water and highly overlapping elephants. in previous work, boundary box regression was modeled as a random distribution (dirac or gaussian distribution, etc.), resulting in inaccurate boundary box regression in complex scenes. research has found that too random distribution is not conducive to learning network regression, resulting in a decline in network accuracy. instead of using a loss function similar to giou-loss [14], the gfl model redesigns the distribution focal loss (dfl) dfl: 𝐷𝐹𝐿(𝑆𝑖 , 𝑆𝑖+1) = | 𝛽 ((1 − 𝑦) 𝑙𝑜𝑔( 1 − 𝜎) + 𝑦 𝑙𝑜𝑔( 𝜎)) realize prediction of edge distribution, predict sharp distribution in clear boundary regions, predict smooth distribution at fuzzy locations, and improve model accuracy. in order to improve the detection ability of the model and more accurately detect surface garbage, we introduce the ham attention mechanism into the backbone network of the gfl model to improve the network's feature extraction ability, thereby improving network accuracy. ham (hybrid attention model) is a channel spatial attention mechanism, which consists of two parts: the first part is the channel 156 attention mechanism, and the other part is the spatial attention mechanism. as shown in figure 3: figure 3. ham (hybrid attention model) attention mechanism structure diagram first, the input feature is passed through the channel attention module (shown in the following formula) to obtain a channel weighted feature. )]([ f in caaw= (3) wff * inout = (4) where represents the channel weighting coefficient, ca represents the channel attention mechanism of fast onedimensional convolution, and a represents the adaptive mechanism, represents input characteristics, and represents output characteristics. then, the obtained channel weighted features are input into the spatial attention mechanism, cc inim = (5) cff iminim *= (6) )1(* cff iminnim −= (7) fff nimimout sasa ** += (8) among them, 、 represent important and input feature channels, and, 、 、 represent important, non-important, and input features, represent channel importance separation coefficients, and represent spatial attention mechanisms based on onedimensional convolution. the ham attention mechanism alleviates the burden of the channel attention mechanism through fast one-dimensional convolution, and introduces channel separation technology into the spatial attention mechanism to adaptively emphasize important features, reducing the amount of parameters while increasing the representation ability of the model, it solves the problem that existing attention mechanisms such as cbam (convolutional block attention module) [15] attention mechanisms are difficult to achieve a good balance between performance and model complexity. 3. results and discussion in this section, a series of experiments have been designed to evaluate the gfl (generalized focal loss) improvement proposed in this article_ the performance of ham model water surface garbage mark detection algorithm. 3.1. introduction to dataset preparation and experimental platform the dataset used in this experiment is a water surface garbage dataset in a natural scene. this dataset contains a total of 2400 images, 1200 for training, 600 for validation, and 600 for testing. it includes eight categories: bottom, grass, branch, milk-box, plastic-bag, plastic-garbage, ball, and leaf. 3.2. experimental setup all water surface garbage data sets are divided into 80% of the data sets into training sets according to the principle of scene co distribution, 10% of the data sets are used as verification sets, and the remaining 10% are used as test sets. the super parameters set are as follows: the total training round is 12 rounds, using a random gradient descent strategy[16], and the initial learning rate is set to 0 001, momentum and weight attenuation are set to 0 937 and 0 0005。 perform training using a single gpu with a batch size of 2. 3.3. analysis of experimental results this experiment was improved on gfl (generalized focal loss). in order to verify the effectiveness of the ham (hbrid attention model) module, this article designed a group of experiments to verify. in order to verify the feasibility of the proposed method, a series of ablation experiments were conducted on our proposed garbage detection dataset under natural scenarios, as shown in table 1. in table 1, "√" indicates adding the module, otherwise, it is not added. the impact of ham on the experimental results was considered in the experiment, and the test set image size was 512 × 512, with a training cycle of 12 epochs. in this experiment, gfl (generalized focal loss) is used as the basic model, and the results of ablation experiments are shown in table 1. table.1 ablation experiment the results show that compared to gfl (generalized focal loss), gfl_ the ham model map has been improved by 1.61%. from the experimental results, it can be seen that the ham (hbrid attention model) module is effective, improving the detection accuracy of the model, making the model more suitable for target detection in natural scenes. to verify the superiority of the algorithm, gfl_ ham is experimentally compared with common target detection algorithms yolov3 [17], ssd [18], and gfl on a water surface garbage detection dataset. the framework used is pythoch, with a default input image size of 512x512, and a training cycle of 12 epochs. table 2 shows the comparison of our method with other algorithms. table. 2 comparison with different target detection algorithms as shown in table 2, the experimental results show that our w f in f out cim cin f im f nim f in  sa 157 method has a significant advantage in accuracy compared to current mainstream target detection algorithms, with map increasing 1.09%, 1.36%, and 1.61% compared to yolov3, ssd, and gfl, respectively. figure 4 shows our model gfl_ visualization of garbage detection in natural scenes using ham. figure 4. visualization results from the visualization result graph, it can be seen that our model can accurately detect most objects. however, due to the small number of data sets, uneven distribution, image shooting angle, and light reflection, some problems such as target misdetection and overlapping detection frames have resulted. 4. conclusion in order to improve the accuracy of water surface garbage detection, this paper proposes a garbage detection algorithm based on improved gfl (generalized focal loss) due to the small number of data sets, uneven distribution, image shooting angle, and light reflection in water surface garbage data sets. this algorithm introduces the ham (hybrid attention model) attention mechanism into the feature extraction network resnet [10], greatly improving the detection accuracy at the expense of a small amount of detection speed. on the surface garbage datasets, gfl_ the accuracy and speed of the ham algorithm are better than other current mainstream single stage algorithms, but based on the visualization results, there are still some problems. due to insufficient quantity and uneven data, there are some cases of false detection and missed detection of targets. therefore, in the future work, how to achieve the balance between accuracy and speed of water surface garbage detection in natural scenes remains the focus of work. acknowledgments this project is supported by the southwest university for nationalities graduate innovative scientific research project (project no. yb2022758) references [1] duan, 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[18] berg ac , fu cy , szegedy c , et al. ssd: single shot multi box detector:, 10.1007/978-3-319-46448-0_2[p]. 2015. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 4 research and application of digital technology of film coating equipment luming liu, qingq yang*, zewei zhu the institute of intelligent manufacturing, wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou 325035, china * corresponding author: qingq yang (email: qqyang@wzpt.edu.cn) abstract: at present, most of the coating production still adopts relatively backward traditional methods, there are its equipment status, operation, production, repair and maintenance information of digital technology application less problems. in view of this problem, a data acquisition module and data processing system are developed to realize the data acquisition and real-time monitoring of the equipment temperature, vacuum degree, rotation speed, target material, film thickness and surface condition. the data acquisition module consists of a self-organized network system formed by the sensor nodes deployed in the detection area and installed on the device, combined with / wireless communication. through the development of the system to achieve the digital and intelligent application of coating equipment. keywords: internet of things; digital; plc; coating equipment. 1. introduction as an emerging technology, the industrial internet of things (iiot), can promote the development of industrial intelligence, improve production efficiency, and reduce manufacturing costs. under the background of the information development characterized by digitalization, networking and intelligence, the intelligence degree of enterprises has been improved, which provides a large amount of data for the predictive maintenance and abnormal monitoring of the production and manufacturing process. at present, the digital transformation of enterprises is mainly faced with a large number of equipment and systems existing inside the factory, but each system is independent of each other and has different standards, data sources are incomplete and not "clean", and there are serious "data island" problems between different systems. the data is characterized by multi-source, heterogeneous and incomplete data [1], how to deeply explore the value of data, and use it for process optimization, fault prevention and diagnosis, parameter optimization and other applications, has become a difficult problem for enterprises to overcome in safe production, efficient production and high-quality production. in the industrial internet of things, the improvement and progress of safety production and production technology cannot be separated from data fusion, which is the process of realizing the collection, analysis and processing of massive internet of things data generated by industrial equipment and systems [2]. the data collected in the workshop may cause incomplete data due to improper operation, unstable network connection, sensor failure, frequent transmission and other reasons, thus adversely affecting the safety, reliability and accuracy of the whole system processing process. using a modified random forest algorithm based on the decision pathway to compensate for the effects of incomplete data, yuequn zhang et al[3]. d adhikari et al. use information fusion technology for interpolation, and use the ratio-based interpolation (rbi) algorithm to deal with high rates of missing data based on data fusion and data mining methods [4]. lai x et al. used an autoencoder (ae) -based multi-task learning (mtl) model and dynamically optimized missing values to classify incomplete data sets with interdependencies among properties [5]. in view of the problem of missing industrial data, han li et al. identified and classified samples, established local interpolation models, and proposed a framework based on engineering field knowledge for modeling incomplete industrial data [6]. c peng et al proposed a reliability model based on multi-source information fusion to study the reliability of cnc systems[7]. in order to improve the processing stability and product quality of the workpiece, b w ang et al. proposed a signal feature evaluation model and multi-feature identification system for vibration vibration detection to improve the accuracy of machine vibration detection [8]. the energy consumption prediction of the cnc machining process is modeled by the energy modeling framework based on incomplete data by jian pan et al [9]. for the system fault diagnosis and performance analysis, a fault tree analysis method is proposed by sli et al. eliminate uncertainty using expert opinion, combining field data based on dempster-shafer theory and rough set theory [10]. guo c et al. proposed a new fdd method for process fault identification based on incomplete data interpolation techniques, with an improved stacked autoencoder in the incomplete data processing stage [11]. jiang w et al., carried out a research on cnc machine tool health monitoring system based on artificial intelligence [12]. dzaferagic m et al. discussed reliability issues in the industrial internet of things (iiot) by generating models to support fault diagnosis [13]. compared with the traditional electroplating method, vacuum coating technology has great advantages in cost, environmental protection, product quality, decorative effect, energy consumption and other aspects, vacuum coating technology and film products are widely used in industry, especially in the field of electronic materials and components industry occupies an extremely important position [14~16]. the rapid development of surface and thin film science, microelectronics and nanotechnology makes the development of coating equipment and the research of monitoring method system become the focus of coating technology [17~19]. high performance coating technology requires real-time monitoring of equipment temperature, vacuum, speed, target, 5 film thickness, surface conditions, and feedback control. at present, most of the coating production still adopts relatively backward traditional methods, equipment information, operation data, production information, maintenance information, maintenance information and other information of the digital technology application is less, its information, digital and intelligent level is relatively backward. therefore, by applying the internet of things technology to every link of coating production, this paper realizes the digital and intelligent production of coating technology. 2. research contents in view of the relatively backward informatization, digitalization and intelligence level of coating process equipment, this project focuses on the problems related to the digital application of internet of things technology in coating (coating) production, and puts forward the construction and implementation plan of the operation and maintenance management and monitoring system of coating (coating) equipment. through the internet of things technology, the production and manufacturing system for coating (coating) equipment is developed to realize the man-machine thing connection, connect the equipment with the production process in real time, save and analyze the production process data, and the abnormal state of the production equipment can be found and treated in time, and achieve the improvement of production efficiency and safety. the scheme focuses on the study of data acquisition, network communication and data processing and other technical problems of coating (coating) equipment, through the comprehensive application of these technologies, and finally realize the digitalization, information and intelligence of coating production. 2.1. data collector module the data information in the internet of things system comes from the terminal equipment, which can sense the surrounding environment through various sensors. and it is more accurate and wider than human perception. sensor technology as one of the key technologies in the internet of things system, how to build a suitable sensor network to collect the information of the coating (coating) equipment will be the focus of the research. common data acquisition technologies include plc communication port data acquisition and standard electrical signal acquisition. in addition, the equipment display screen signal analysis can also conduct data acquisition. combined with the above three data acquisition schemes, a suitable data acquisition module is developed to collect the process data of the coating (coating) production equipment. in coating (coating) equipment, with signal, data technology to produce equipment data acquisition, the operation of energy and raw materials consumption, into the library for real-time monitoring, strictly control the quality of products, improve the automation of production process, improve production efficiency and promote product quality, promote the improvement of automation level and core competitiveness. the combination of intelligent sensing internet of things technology and coating (coating) technology can also greatly improve the safety factor of coating (coating) production and reduce operation accidents. the data collector includes the following functions. (1) data collection: use all kinds of sensors to collect the operating status of coating equipment, air valve switch status, operation time, voltage, current, power, temperature, pressure, vacuum degree, target quantity, the distance between the target and the arc needle (specific parameters shall be provided by the manufacturer). (2) edge calculation: summarize, encapsulate, integrate, calculate and store the information of the equipment. energy consumption, running time, output and other data of the equipment. (3) intelligent diagnosis: through intelligent comparative analysis of historical data and early warning parameters, diagnosis of equipment operation status and health quality analysis and early warning. 2.2. network communication module transmission network is the data transmission channel of the internet of things. through the wired and wireless data links, the data detected by the sensor network is uploaded to the service platform, and the data from the management platform can be received. the transmission network is the intermediate carrier of the internet of things data and the internet data exchange, and is the terminal access part of the internet. in the production process of coating (coating) equipment, the adoption of network transmission technology is related to the accuracy, integrity, reliability and real-time of the data. therefore, how to develop a network transmission module to ensure the stability, reliability and security of data transmission under the environment of strong industrial production interference is one of the research priorities of this project. the module needs to support 232,458 or usb interface to network communication, and the network needs to support ethernet, wifi, 4 / 5g, lora, or nb-iot networks. 2.3. development of the operation and maintenance management and monitoring platform for coating equipment the operation and maintenance management monitoring platform mainly include interface software, database software, monitoring platform software, statistical analysis software and mobile terminal app. (1) interface software: connect the device data acquisition and monitoring module and the mobile phone terminal app to obtain the uploaded data. the data is also stored in the database. (2) database software: fixed parameters, operating parameters, threshold parameters, fault maintenance data of cloud storage equipment, etc. at the same time, it also has the database disaster recovery and backup function. (3) monitoring platform software: that is, the central largescreen kanban displays the geographical distribution, operating parameters, time data, output data, quality data, etc. of all equipment in real time. (4) statistical analysis software: mainly the platform software for management and operation. through big data technology, all the uploaded data of the equipment are analyzed and displayed by authority and modules, including operation time analysis, production data analysis, production quality analysis, energy consumption efficacy analysis, health quality analysis, fault maintenance statistics and operation statistics, etc. 6 3. system scheme 3.1. project implementation plan (1) process data acquisition technology of coating equipment. the calculation data is collected by the method of reading the communication interface of the plc controller, the equipment status and energy consumption parameters are analyzed by the method of collecting the equipment circuit signals, and the process flow parameters are collected by the method of developing the sensing device. (2) transmission and communication mode of coating process data. the communication mode of wired network is adopted in the working condition of the new workshop, and the wireless network communication mode is adopted in the working condition of technical transformation in the existing workshop. long-wave communication is used in the working conditions of electromagnetic interference and communication blocking obstacles, and short-wave communication is used in the case of large amount of communication data. (3) development of the coating process data analysis software. collect the key process node parameters according to the coating process flow, predict the production abnormality and equipment abnormality according to the process node parameters, and analyze the product quality. figure 1. technical route of digital technology development of coating equipment 3.2. technical route technical route is shown in figure 1, including coating (coating) equipment digital operational requirements research analysis, analysis of process parameters, equipment electrical structure and interface analysis, processing parameters and equipment status energy parameter acquisition, data transmission, database and server development, data processing analysis, software compatible design, popularization and application, etc. data processing and analysis include analysis of product performance, output, production schedule, equipment status, monitoring of production process and equipment abnormalities; software compatibility design refers to the interface design of the software layer, erp, mes and other industrial software; promotion and application is the monitoring application of data collection, transmission, processing and other related technologies to other electromechanical component processing equipment and processes. 4. system design the system is mainly composed of data collector, process operator, database and data kanban. the data collector is responsible for collecting the process parameters of the coating equipment, including voltage, current, power, power consumption, temperature and vacuum; the process operation station is operated by man to record the start time of the experiment and the start and end time of each process. the collected equipment data is transmitted to the database through 4g, ethernet, wifi and other communication methods, and is monitored through the data kanban, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. overall system design 4.1. hardware design the data acquisition device adopts the control module with stm 32 su as the core and 4g module, ethernet module, rs 232 module and rs 485 module as the main communication modules to realize the production process data acquisition of the coating equipment, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. hardware system and data collector 4.2. software design the data kanban displays the collected power supply data, energy consumption data, production data and process console operation records through the kanban and alarms the abnormal data to realize the real-time monitoring of the production process data of the coating equipment, as shown in figure 4. at the same time, the start and end time of each process node can be recorded through the process operation table, so as to realize the considerable and controllable time of each process, as shown in figure 5. 7 figure 4. data display figure 5. process operation 5. conclusion in this paper, a data acquisition module serving the information collection of coating (coating) production equipment is developed for sensing and processing the status of the production equipment and product process, so as to realize the remote monitoring and management of the production process. and develop a data processing system based on front-end data acquisition module. the data processing system is used to organize and process the data and parameters of the production process collected by the frontend acquisition module, analyze the current production equipment and product process, and realize the monitoring and management of the production process. the research work in this paper can provide the engineering application basis for the digital transformation of factories. acknowledgment the this work was supported by the project of wenzhou science and technology bureau under grant g2020012. references [1] huang, q, li, t, yang, x, .(2019).dynamical information fusion of multisource incomplete hybrid information systems based on conditional entropy.ieee 14th international conference on intelligent systems and knowledge engineering (iske), 2019. 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[19] wang yubo, li yulong, wang wenqin, et al. the ent stress monitoring of chemical coating process based on fiber grating sensing [j]. journal of photonics, 2016,45 (008): 70-74. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 22 a review of traditional dehazing methods for foggy images wangming fang* school of software, henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo 454000, henan, china * corresponding author: email: fangwangming@126.com abstract: photographs taken under foggy conditions are prone to low contrast, color deviation, and blurred local details, which are detrimental to advanced computer vision tasks such as image recognition, semantic segmentation, and image detection. although deep learning techniques have made significant progress in image dehazing, the effectiveness and role of traditional image dehazing methods are still fundamental and have their unique advantages. based on this, the principles and advantages of the existing advanced traditional methods are analyzed from image restoration and enhancement perspectives, and standard datasets are introduced. finally, predictions for the future direction of the traditional image dehazing field are presented. keywords: atmospheric scattering models; contrast enhancement; image dehazing; image enhancement. 1. introduction due to the combination of dust, water mist, and other tiny particles in the air, a foggy environment is formed with low outdoor visibility. images taken under such conditions largely diminish the image's visual effect and adversely affect traffic monitoring, gate recognition, and fruit counting realistic scene applications. they could be more conducive to image recognition, semantic segmentation, image detection, and other computer vision tasks. image dehazing reduces the impact of fog on an image as much as possible, and dehazing reduces a fogged image to a fog-free image. the removal of fog not only improves the image's visual effect but also significantly improves the performance of the computer vision task. there are currently two main types of traditional processing methods for image dehazing: one is based on image restoration methods for image dehazing. the image restoration approach is mainly based on an atmospheric scattering model and performs dehazing processes. this method is more targeted and achieves natural results with little loss of information, but estimating the various parameters in the model is a tricky area of research. another type of image-dehazing method is based on image enhancement. the image enhancement method removes as much image noise as possible, increases the image contrast, and improves the image's visual effect. still, it may cause some loss of information for some of the information. this paper summarizes and compares image dehazing in two traditional directions: image restoration and enhancement. it mainly summarizes and reviews the research results in these two directions, summarizes their dehazing principles and experimental results, gives a brief introduction to commonly used image-dehazing datasets, and finally gives a reasonable prediction of the future development direction in the field of image-dehazing. 2. traditional image dehazing methods based on image restoration the image restoration method is mainly based on the backpropagation formula of the atmospheric scattering model, the parameters such as atmospheric light value and transmittance map in the atmospheric scattering model are estimated based on a priori information, and the clear fog-free image is restored by substituting the backpropagation formula. in general, it has a certain dehazing effect on the image as a whole. still, such methods are based on the model's parameter estimation and a priori information and tend to be more effective for special scenes with a relatively homogeneous environment. in contrast, the dehazing effect could be better in common complex natural scenes. the atmospheric scattering model is shown in equation (1), 𝐼(𝑥) = 𝑡(𝑥) ∙ 𝐽(𝑥) + 𝐴 ∙ (1 − 𝑡(𝑥)) (1) where 𝐼(𝑥) is the foggy sky image，𝐽(𝑥) is the clear fogfree image, a denotes the value of atmospheric light, and 𝑡(𝑥)denotes the transmittance of the medium, so the goal of dehazing based on this is to calculate the value of atmospheric light and transmittance based on the existing foggy sky image, and thus estimate the fog−free image. when the distribution of particles in the atmosphere is spatially uniform, the transmittance 𝑡(𝑥) can be obtained by calculating the scattering coefficient 𝛽 and the scene depth 𝑑(𝑥), as shown in equation (2). 𝑡(𝑥) = 𝑒−𝛽𝑑(𝑥) (2) 2.1. dcp dehazing method in 2009, he et al. [1] proposed the dark channel prior (dcp) and found, based on a statistical analysis of data from thousands of clear fog-free images, that about 75% of the pixels have a value of 0 and 90% of the pixel points have very low values. therefore, he et al. proposed that in local areas of daytime fog-free images (non-sky areas), pixel points with pixel values tending to 0 exist on at least one of the color channels. that is, for an observed image j is that 𝐽𝑑𝑎𝑟𝑘 = 𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑦∈ω(𝑥) ( 𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑐∈{𝑟,𝑔,𝑏} (𝐽𝑐(𝑦))) , 𝐽𝑑𝑎𝑟𝑘 → 0 (3) based on this prior it is possible to approximate the transmittance map 𝑡(𝑥) and the atmospheric light value a. the formula for estimating the transmittance map 𝑡(𝑥) is shown in (4), where the 𝜔 takes the value 0.95, and the a 23 value is estimated by taking the top 0.1% brightest pixels in the dark channel map and finding the highest brightness point of these pixels in the original foggy sky image value as the atmospheric light value a. �̃�(𝑥) = 1 − 𝜔 𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑦∈ω(𝑥) (𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑐 𝐼𝑐(𝑦) 𝐴𝑐 ) (4) the dehazing image can be obtained based on the existing equation (1), as well as the estimated transmittance map and the atmospheric light values. j(𝑥) = i(𝑥) − a �̃�(𝑥) + a (5) although the overall de-fogging effect of the dcp method is good, it is less satisfactory for white objects and sky regions. and when estimating the window transmittance, the softmatting algorithm used at the beginning could have been more efficient. he et al. subsequently proposed an improvement by proposing guided filtering instead of the softmatting algorithm, which improved the estimation of the transmittance map and effectively improved the algorithm's efficiency. 2.2. cap dehazing method in 2015, zhu et al. [2] proposed color attenuation prior (cap) by finding that as the size of fog concentration changes, the luminance and saturation of foggy sky images also change, i.e., the scene saturation value is relatively large in the region without fog, and the difference between luminance and saturation is slight; the difference between scene luminance and saturation is significant in the region with thin fog; and the difference between scene luminance and saturation is most prominent in the region with thick fog. thus, based on this characteristic that the scene depth has a proportional relationship with the difference between luminance and saturation, zhu [2] et al. proposed to use a linear regression model to estimate the scene depth 𝑑(𝑥) ， as shown in equation (6). 𝑑(𝑥) = 𝜃0 + 𝜃1𝑣(𝑥) + 𝜃2𝑠(𝑥) + 𝜀(𝑥) (6) where 𝜃0、𝜃1、𝜃2 are unknown parameters, 𝜀(𝑥) is the error term, 𝑣(𝑥) is the scene brightness, and 𝑠(𝑥) is the scene depth. zhu et al [2] obtained the values of each parameter by supervised learning method for learning training. in order to prevent the influence of white objects, a minimum operation is required, so the estimated scene depth is finally obtained. therefore, the deformation according to equation (1) can be obtained for the dehazed image. j(𝑥) = i(𝑥) − a 𝑚𝑖𝑛{𝑚𝑎𝑥{𝑒−𝛽𝑑(𝑥), 0.1}, 0.9} + a (𝟕) 2.3. ide dehazing method in 2021, ju et al. [3] proposed that the traditional atmospheric scattering model has inherent limitations: since the texture features will absorb the atmospheric incident light, and the absorption rate of light varies continuously with the density of texture features that it will have different lighting effects for different scenes, and the traditional atmospheric scattering model does not consider this practical point, thus leading to poor dehazing effects. ju et al. [3], on the atmospheric scattering model, introduced a new parameter, light absorption coefficient 𝛼(𝑥, 𝑦), to establish an enhanced atmospheric scattering model (easm), as shown in equation (8). 𝐼(𝑥, 𝑦) = 𝐴 ∙ (1 − 𝛼(𝑥, 𝑦)) ∙ 𝜌(𝑥, 𝑦) ∙ 𝑡(𝑥, 𝑦) +𝐴 ∙ (1 − 𝑡(𝑥, 𝑦)) (8) where the dim effect and light absorption intensity are enhanced as the light absorption coefficient 𝛼(𝑥, 𝑦) becomes larger when the scene depth 𝑑(𝑥) decreases, so the light absorption coefficient 𝛼(𝑥, 𝑦) is defined as 𝛼(𝑥, 𝑦) = 1 − 𝑑(𝑥, 𝑦) 𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑑) (9) therefore, bringing equation (2) and equation (9) into equation (8) yields that 𝐼(𝑥, 𝑦) = 𝐴 ∙ 𝑙𝑛(𝑡(𝑥, 𝑦)) 𝑙𝑛(𝑡𝑚𝑖𝑛) ∙ 𝜌(𝑥, 𝑦) ∙ 𝑡(𝑥, 𝑦) +𝐴 ∙ (1 − 𝑡(𝑥, 𝑦)) (10) ju et al. [3] proposed the ide image-dehazing method based on the gray world assumption (gwa) and the improved atmospheric scattering model, which efficiently implements image-dehazing by estimating the values of each parameter term through a priori constraints and formula derivation with good robustness on foggy sky images of different resolutions and better color recovery for dim, foggy sky images. the ide dehazing method takes into account the traditional atmospheric scattering. the ide dehazing method considers the limitations of the traditional atmospheric scattering model and proposes an enhanced model worthy of further research and application. 3. traditional image dehazing method based on image enhancement image enhancement-based dehazing methods do not consider the formation mechanism of fog, and improve the visual effect of the image by increasing the image contrast and saturation, but will cause a certain loss of detail information of the image. at present, the more common methods are histogram equalization-based dehazing, retinex image enhancement dehazing and image fusion technology-based dehazing, among which the histogram equalization method can better improve the image contrast and achieve good visual effects, retinex image enhancement method is more effective for low-light foggy day images, image fusion technology applied to image dehazing can the image fusion technique applied to image dehazing can remove the slight fog while retaining the detail information of the image. 3.1. histogram equalization dehazing histogram equalization is global histogram equalization. global histogram equalization is a process that changes the grayscale histogram of the original image from a relatively concentrated portion of grayscale to a uniform distribution of grayscale throughout, as shown in figure 1. global histogram equalization redistributes the pixel values of an image by nonlinearly stretching the image so that the number of pixels in a given grayscale is approximately equal. 24 figure 1. global histogram equalization process usually, foggy images are whiter than clear images, with lower contrast and more concentrated luminance values, expressed in the form of single or multiple peaks in the histogram and concentrated gray areas in the grayscale histogram. after equalization, the grayscale range of the foggy image is expanded so that the brightness of each pixel is more evenly distributed in the grayscale level, and the contrast and clarity of the image are enhanced after global histogram equalization, which can achieve a certain dehazing effect. the global histogram equalization algorithm usually directly processes the overall foggy image, which is suitable for the overall brighter or darker image and can effectively improve the image's contrast. still, in most cases, the global operation tends to ignore local enhancement, resulting in the loss of local information and noticeable visual differences in local areas. the actual effect could be better. to solve this problem, kim et al. [4] proposed a histogram equalization algorithm for localization, dividing the image into partially or non-overlapping local blocks and then performing histogram equalization separately to enhance local details. 3.2. retinex image enhancement dehazing retinex theory suggests that the color and brightness of a point that a person can perceive is not determined by the absolute light entering the human eye at that point alone but is also influenced by the color and brightness of its surroundings. in other words, the image that people can see is the result of the combined effect of the reflected component of the object and the irradiated component of the light. therefore, dehazing can be achieved by separating the irradiated component and the reflected component in the foggy image and suppressing the effect of the irradiated component. using the single-scale retinex enhancement method alone to enhance foggy sky images has limited effect, and the results of dehazing are sensitive to the scale selection of the surrounding function. to avoid the drawbacks of the singlescale retinex method, xue et al. [5] proposed a multi-scale retinex method to enhance the visibility of the image. compared with the traditional retinex enhancement method, this method has better results in image enhancement detail processing, color fidelity, and image distortion. however, the method has limitations regarding causing halos in the dehazed images. the method also requires artificial selection of the surround function and its corresponding size. galdran et al. [6] provided a mathematical proof of the dual relationship between image dehazing and retinex theory, which theoretically connects image dehazing and retinex enhancement through a linear relationship, i.e., after pixel intensity, retinex enhancement is used after inversion, and then intensity inversion. this method can be replaced using different retinex enhancement algorithms, and advanced dehazing methods can be tried instead. 3.3. application of image fusion technique to image dehazing image fusion uses image processing methods to fuse multiple images to reconstruct an image with better visual performance and complete preservation of detailed information. therefore, after fully exploiting the information of the original image and obtaining multiple exposure images through the original fog map, image fusion techniques can achieve specific dehazing effects. galdran et al. [7] first introduced multiple exposure fusion based on the laplace pyramid to image dehazing. still, the laplace pyramid fusion technique is a basic image fusion technique with a limited fusion effect and easy to causes the loss of boundary information. zheng et al. [8] proposed to obtain the entropy value of image texture using the grayscale difference method after obtaining multiple exposure images using gamma correction. the decomposition of the image block into three independent components is performed to decompose the image block into three independent components, then processed separately and fused to obtain the final result. liu et al. [9] proposed a joint contrast enhancement and exposure fusion framework that treats image dehazing as a local visibility and global contrast enhancement problem and then processed separately on three independent components. liu et al. [10] used the gamma transform and saturation adjustment to produce a series of exposure images, image layer decomposition by bootstrap filtering, and then the construction of fusion weights and extraction of exposure features, respectively, and finally, the two layers of information are fused to obtain a dehazed image. the dehazing method based on the image fusion technique focuses on the preservation of local details and contrast improvement of the image, which can effectively improve the performance and robustness of image dehazing. however, the fusion-based dehazing method is prone to the problem of excessive contrast amplification and color distortion in local areas. 4. dataset and evaluation index in conventional dehazing, the data sources relied on are extensive. almost all foggy sky images under real-world conditions can be directly used as image-dehazing processing objects, so different researchers collect real foggy sky images from different sources. the more commonly used classical datasets are the 32 real fog sky images with different resolutions and scenes used in the experiments of zhu et al. 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[10] qz liu, yq luo, k li, "single image defogging method based on image patch decomposition and multi-exposure image fusion," frontiers in neurorobotics, 7 jul. 2021vol. 15 700483. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 35 hierarchical federated learning with mobile edge computing in the internet of vehicles senwei zhang, fei li *, yi zhang cyberspace security college, chengdu university of information engineering, chengdu, china * corresponding author: fei li (email: lifei@cuit.edu.cn) abstract: federated learning is a distributed machine learning framework, which can be used in the internet of vehicles to train deep learning models without directly accessing the original data of mobile edge vehicle nodes. ecs can access massive data, but it has the characteristics of high latency and high communication overhead. however, mobile edge computing (mec) platform can directly and efficiently communicate with mobile edge vehicle nodes. combining the advantages of the two, a three-layer federated learning system of edge car network edge server cloud server is used. this system is supported by the hierfedprox algorithm and aggregates the model output of the edge car to the edge server to improve the model learning efficiency and reduce the global communication frequency. the experimental results show that the system can reduce the training time and improve the accuracy of the model compared with the federated learning without introducing the edge server. keywords: federated learning; federated proximal; mobile edge computing platform; v2x. 1. introduction with the continuous development of the internet of vehicles and 5g technologies, as well as the continuous increase of the number of connected vehicles, a large number of edge vehicle nodes accessed in the network have generated large-scale operation data. the rise of machine learning provides a powerful tool for large-scale data processing and analysis, effectively improving the user experience. although machine learning has a good experimental effect in the field of the internet of vehicles, it still faces the following problems: 1) from the perspective of privacy protection, there is a risk of information leakage in the transmission and storage of data in the internet of vehicles; 2) at the edge vehicle node, due to the limited communication and computing resources, it is difficult to ensure the efficiency of model training while quickly and effectively calculating and processing the data. in order to solve the problem of privacy protection of network computing scenarios for edge vehicles, federated learning came into being. using this algorithm, a shared model is trained cooperatively without directly accessing the original data of the edge vehicle nodes. in the fedprox algorithm, the edge car node downloads a global machine learning model from the ecs, performs several local training, and then uploads the model to the ecs for global model aggregation. repeat the process until the model reaches the expected accuracy. although, federal learning will sink the training to the edge car node, so that the data will always remain on the edge car node, significantly improving the privacy of the edge car data. however, its iterative training process requires hundreds to thousands of rounds of communication to achieve the ideal model accuracy, which will lead to unbearable communication delay. there is a problem that the model is difficult to balance between communication efficiency and model performance. the mobile edge computing platform is introduced as the intermediate structure to reduce the communication rounds between the edge car node and the ecs. mobile edge computing is characterized by high bandwidth and low latency, which greatly reduces the delay of network data transmission by being close to edge car nodes [1,2]. the federated learning algorithm based on mobile edge computing uses the nearest edge server as a parameter server, such as a base station (macro base station and small cell base station) [3], while the automobile nodes within the communication range of its server will cooperate to train the model, and the calculated delay is equivalent to the communication delay of the edge parameter server. therefore, it is possible to seek a better balance between computing and communication. in literature [4], the author introduced mobile edge computing platform into federated migration learning, and obtained a personalized detection model without revealing data and privacy. in reference [5], the author proposed a federated optimization algorithm based on edge computing to solve the problem of large amount of computation when mobile devices implement the federated average algorithm. the local update process is divided into mobile edge car node and edge server to complete, and the global aggregation process is carried out between the edge server and ecs to reduce the total communication and computing costs of the edge car node. combining the advantages of federated learning and mobile edge computing, we use a three-tier architecture of edge car network edge server cloud server federated learning, whose algorithm is hierfedprox. compared with hierfavg algorithm, hierfedprox algorithm has inconsistent distribution among edge data, which can improve the robustness and stability of model convergence. the three-tier architecture can use the edge server as the intermediary between the edge car network and the cloud server, which can significantly reduce the communication cost, while still using the rich data of the edge car network to improve the machine learning efficiency. 2. research status 2.1. mobile edge computing mobile edge computing provides internet service environment and cloud computing capability for 5g, wifi and other wireless networks, and can meet the communication 36 requirements of ultra-high reliability and ultra-low delay of 5g function edge car nodes. in document [6], a reliable low delay vehicle communication architecture based on mec (mobile edge computing platform) is proposed, which supports seamless handover of high mobility v2v communication, and proves that a flexible and active service mec selection has better performance. for the research of mec auxiliary communication, in literature [7], considering traffic load, computing and storage capacity, energy consumption and delay, it is proved that mec can reduce resource leasing. in the paper [8], a new mec based vehicle network framework is proposed, a task file transmission strategy with predictive v2v relay is designed, and an optimal predictive combined mode unloading scheme is proposed, which greatly reduces the unloading cost. in order to avoid interruptions in the unloading process, literature [9] proposed a dynamic unloading scheduling scheme based on mec for the vehicle network, which divided the entire unloading task into small task units, and then calculated the number of units allocated and the optimal unloading ratio according to different constraints. with this scheduling scheme, the delay in each cell reaches a minimum value. the dynamic unloading scheduling scheme does not interrupt the unloading process. mec has been widely used in the internet of vehicles to complete task unloading, data sharing and content caching of the internet of vehicles to meet the growing demand for computing intensive and delay sensitive automotive applications. 2.2. federal learning mcmahan [10] first proposed federated learning technology in 2016. it is essentially a distributed machine learning framework, which can not only protect user privacy in the process of machine learning, but also realize data sharing in the case of raw data aggregation. according to the characteristics of the customer data set participating in the training, federal learning can be divided into horizontal federal learning and vertical federal learning [11,12]. the former mainly trains to extract the same feature descriptions of different objectives from multiple aspects; the latter mainly trains and extracts the same feature description of the same target from multiple aspects; the latter mainly trains federal migration learning to solve the problem of insufficient small label samples and data sets. as an emerging technology to meet this challenge, federated learning has broad application prospects in many fields. for example, edge computing and the internet of things, smart medicine, financial risk control, smart city, security sharing, etc. in the field of on-board system intrusion detection systems, [13] yunlong lu proposed a differential private asynchronous federated learning (dpafl) scheme for the sharing of automotive network resources. in order to establish a secure and powerful federated learning scheme, the privacy of the updated local model is protected by incorporating local differential privacy into the gradient descent training scheme. [14] subsequently, yunlonglu proposed a security scheme based on federated learning to reduce data leakage in vcp. in order to protect the privacy of learning process, a new random sub rumor update scheme is proposed. based on professional federal learning, a two-phase solution is designed to reduce vehicle data leakage: intelligent data conversion and collaborative data leakage detection. this scheme can be deployed in multi-user and multi transmission channel application scenarios. 3. internet of vehicles framework based on mobile edge computing and federated learning 3.1. framework overview in the internet of vehicles framework based on hierarchical federated learning, ecs combines different mec platforms to obtain traffic data from the automotive edge network through 5g. mec platform is represented by｛m1, m2, ..., mn｝, and data acquired by the edge automobile network is represented by ｛d1, d2, ..., dn｝. based on the consideration of data privacy, we hope that ecs cannot directly aggregate all data d=d1∪d2∪...∪dn. the internet of vehicles framework of hierarchical federated learning aims to achieve fast and efficient data analysis and mining through federated learning and mec platform under the condition of privacy protection. its frame has three layers, as shown in fig 1. the top layer is the ecs of 5g operators, which has a large amount of data computing and processing capabilities for training the server model. the bottom layer is the edge car node, which is widely distributed and communicates with each other. the mec platform of the middle layer can obtain model parameters from the edge car nodes to aggregate models. mec is not limited by resources and computing capacity, so the internet of vehicles framework based on hierarchical federated learning should be able to store and process data from all sensor networks, and should provide rapid response in a short time. according to this new system framework, using the hierfedprox algorithm, the key steps are as follows: τ after a local update, each edge server aggregates the training models of all its edge car nodes. then at each τ after two edge aggregation models, ecs aggregates all edge server models. the data and information of any edge vehicle node will not be disclosed in the whole process. figure 1. hierarchical federal learning architecture of internet of vehicles 3.2. edge car node edge -cloud three-layer federated learning in the federated learning based on cloud edge automobile nodes, the ecs can aggregate the data of many clients, but the communication cost is large. the edge server can only aggregate a relatively small amount of data from edge car nodes, but the communication cost is low. combining the advantages of both, we consider a hierarchical federated learning of edge car node edge cloud, supported by hierfedprox algorithm. this algorithm [15,16] can train the 37 model faster, achieve better communication calculation tradeoffs, and improve the accuracy of the model scene. the process of model learning is realized by minimizing a loss function, which is calculated according to the data on the edge car node. the purpose is to make the local update not too far away from the initial global model, and reduce the impact of no independent identically distributed (non iid) on the premise of tolerating system heterogeneity. the loss function is used to evaluate the difference between the predicted value of the model and the real value. the better the loss function is, the better the model performance is generally. 2 ( ; ) ( ) 2 i ih f w     = + − (1) h ( ; ) ( )i if w      = + −（ ） (2) among them, is the loss function of the federal average algorithm, is the local model update weight, is the global model weight issued by ecs, and is the near end penalty coefficient. when τ｜τ 1 ≠ 0; the evolution of local model parameters is as follows: h ( ; ) ( )i if w      = + −（ ） (3) 4. experiment this section will introduce the experimental environment, experimental design, relevant models and results. adjust the parameters of hierfedprox, and make an overall comparison between hierfedprox and fedprox. 4.1. experimental environment and design the experimental computer is configured with 16gb ram, i5-10400cpu@2.90ghz the processor, operating system is window 10, and the experimental code is implemented using the python framework. we have conceived a three-layer federated learning system of edge car network edge server cloud server. the system has a total of 50 edge car nodes, 5 mec edge servers, and 1 ecs. and suppose that each mec edge server has the same number of edge car nodes and the same training data. based on the open source mnist dataset, local training is conducted at each edge vehicle node. the batch size is 20, the initial learning rate is 0, and the exponential decay rate of each iteration is 0.995. the experimental results verify the effectiveness of this method. in the training process of hierfedprox, and will not only affect the training accuracy, but also directly affect the computing cost and communication efficiency of edge car nodes. different sums are used in hierfedprox to evaluate performance. 4.2. experimental results and analysis the experiment is nothing more than machine learning mnist datasets in two non iid scenarios, namely edge independent id and edge non iid. first, when the communication frequency between the mobile vehicle client and the ecs is fixed, that is, fixed time, the more frequent the communication between the mobile vehicle client and the edge server mec is, that is, reduced, which can speed up the training process and improve the communication efficiency. as shown in fig 2 and fig 3, the overall observation of this figure shows that with the continuous increase of training rounds, the accuracy (acc) under different parameter conditions shows an upward trend. in the edge iid scene, no matter how the lines of four colors rise, the smaller the model accuracy is, the more accurate it is. no matter how it changes, as long as it is the same, the accuracy curve of the tested model is basically consistent, which means that increasing the communication frequency between mec and ecs will not increase the training duration. as shown in figure 3, when=60 in the edge niid scenario, increasing will delay the training process and affect the training accuracy of the model. the experimental results show that the communication frequency between the vehicle and the edge server can be further improved in order to reduce the high cost of traditional direct communication with the ecs. the training duration of minist dataset under the edge id and edge niid distribution is shown in table 1. figure 2. test precision under minist data set(iid) figure 3. test precision under minist data set (niid) table 1. raining duration of minist dataset under edge id and edge niid distribution edge-iid edge-niid totalt (s) totalt (s) 1 =6, 2 =10 4680 6120 1 =15, 2 =4 10140 11760 1 =30, 2 =2 13920 12360 1 =60, 2 =1 19680 28740 next, we study another key quantity of the three-layer federated learning system, namely the training duration of the edge car node. in table 1, we compared the cloud based federated learning of hierarchical federated learning under different scenarios when the data is fixed. according to the data in table 1, we can clearly know that when the training duration reaches a certain accuracy, it decreases monotonously. this shows that from the perspective of reducing communication costs, the three-layer federated learning proposed by us is better than the two-layer federated learning based on cloud. 38 5. summary this paper proposes a three-layer federated learning system of edge car network edge server cloud server, which is supported by the distributed algorithm hierfedprox. the system divides the local update into two parts: the edge car node and the edge car server. the model aggregation is completed on the edge server and the cloud server. experiments show that compared with the traditional twolayer federated learning based on cloud, it can reduce the total communication and computing costs at the same time. in addition, it is also revealed that the selection of different key parameters in the hierfedprox algorithm can achieve different effects. references [1] blanco b , oscar fajardo j , giannoulakis i , et al. technology pillars in the architecture of future 5g mobile networks: nfv, mec and sdn[j]. computer standards and interfaces . 2017(4):54. 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[16] liu l, zhang j, song s h, et al. edge-assisted hierarchical federated learning with non-iid data. arxiv preprint arxiv:1905.06641, 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 57 application of artificial intelligence in computational fluid dynamics bohua liu, mengjiao gou, xiaomao sun, hengyi du xi’an shiyou university, xi’an, shaanxi 710000, china. abstract: with the continuous development of artificial intelligence (ai) and computer, the further improvement of computational fluid dynamics (cfd) algorithm and software, artificial intelligence technology has shown its advantages in many fields.ai is becoming increasingly common in engineering applications and is significant in reducing human labor. the purpose of this paper is to summarize the ai technology in the field of cfd, the application of artificial intelligence can through machine learning geometry model parameters, the grid generation technique, the turbulence model calculation, reduce manual intervention, improve the meshing degree, improve the predictive accuracy, rapid turbulence data visualization analysis, bring so much convenient for computational fluid dynamics. keywords: artificial intelligence; computational fluid dynamics; mesh generation; turbulent flow prediction. 1. introduction computational fluid dynamics (cfd) is a computational tool based on computer technology. it was first used in aerospace industry, and then gradually extended to many fields such as chemical industry, ocean engineering and bridge engineering. cfd has shown great development potential and engineering application value in the aerospace field. it has been widely used in aerodynamic layout design, aerodynamic performance evaluation and complex flow simulation of aircraft. the joint application of cfd simulation and ai technology has become the focus and difficulty of the current cfd development. on the one hand, in the aero-engine flow field simulation, cfd focuses on the geometric parameter model, and the problem mainly depends on the computer aided design (cad) system to solve. the models and assumptions used in cfd numerical methods will affect the numerical simulation results, so it is necessary to quantitatively analyze the model data through ai, quantitatively describe the uncertainty range of the prediction results, and evaluate the credibility of cfd results. on the other hand, the model transformation may be biased during mesh generation. as the geometric shape and flow field become more and more complex, the modeling and mesh generation, as an important part of the whole calculation and analysis process, are more difficult to achieve by manual operation, which requires a lot of time and manpower. in the analysis of calculated data, software is generally used to manually analyze and process the data. however, when the amount of calculation is huge, ai technology can greatly reduce the amount of manual operation. the above problems restrict the application of cfd in various fields. with the development of technology, the application scope of ai has been expanded. in the field of cfd, machine learning can separate tasks, making machine assistance possible. ai can improve the efficiency of cfd meshes, reduce manual intervention, improve prediction accuracy, and realize quantitative data processing. 2. an overview of developments in computational fluid dynamics like other disciplines, computational fluid mechanics is built on the basis of theory and experiment. in fact, before the emergence of this discipline, there existed two major fluid mechanics, theory and practice. with the advent of computational fluid dynamics, these problems have been solved effectively. throughout the development of computational fluid dynamics, indeed in the late 19th century, some scholars put forward the numerical method is used to solve the problem of fluid mechanics, at the time there is no computer technology, combined with various computational tools used by people at that time were very backward, so the thought theory, until before the advent of computer technology has not been effective, in particular, it is not suitable for solving complicated fluid mechanics problems at that time . since the appearance of the computer, this idea has been fully certified. the appearance of the electronic computer has created a good opportunity for this idea and provided a new way of thinking and method to solve many complex problems. 3. application of ai technology in computational fluid dynamics 3.1. geometric parameters the problem of establishing geometric figures is the premise of generating high-quality computational grids, and the conclusions drawn are stored in the ai database. aldefeld used an expert system based on symbolic reasoning and operation to establish a regular geometry system, store geometric constraint relations and other boundary conditions into the intelligent knowledge base, and gradually construct the whole graph by matching the information of the knowledge base. oldfield's method is generally accepted as the representative of the solution based on regular geometric inference. gao shuming and peng qunsheng introduced new concepts such as known elements and known constraints, and extended general graphic data structures to express geometric elements and constraints in a unified way. and the geometric 58 model suitable for geometric reasoning is adopted. modeling is usually done manually by recursive relation between structure and feature. in the process of modeling using commercial software such as unigraphics (ug), autocad and pro/engineer, if a feature parameter or structure size changes, it is necessary to reconstruct the model from the previous step of this feature structure. the model with irregular boundary takes a lot of time and manpower. by using artificial intelligence method, the constraint relationship and geometric structure between geometric bodies can be described through the cycle and stored in the knowledge database. the geometric model is extracted directly from the database, which greatly improves the modeling speed. 3.2. grid generation technology slotnick believes that grid generation and grid adaptive technology are a major bottleneck in the current cfd process. in his cfd2030 vision research published in 2014: it is pointed out in "the road of computational aeronautics revolution" that before the grid error is eliminated, it is not possible to analyze other fluids quickly, and it is not possible to realize the comparison of experimental results of new models. although there are some advanced grid generation software, such as icem, gridgen, gambit, etc., it takes a long time to generate a set of suitable grid for complex turbine cooling blade configuration. but for turbine cooling design workers, the maximum time they can accept for an analysis is two days. consner et al., in one of their articles, pointed out that the key question facing cfd researchers is "how many days can you shorten the overall design cycle". therefore, the automation of generating complex shape grids has become one of the most challenging tasks in applied aerodynamics and computational fluid dynamics. many researchers have studied the grid generation technology of turbine cooling blades from different directions, such as partitioned structured grid, unstructured grid, cartesian grid and overlapping grid. for grid generation software, first of all, its algorithm should have simple input, convenient and flexible use, universality, reliability and high efficiency of calculation, and can meet the computational requirements.at present, the 3d object recognition technology of artificial intelligence has been widely used in this aspect to construct the mesh topology of 3d computing watershed, so as to quickly generate highquality mesh. 3.3. calculation of turbulence model reynolds mean method (rans) enables the solution of navier-stokes (n-s) equation to be applied in engineering, but the reynolds stress term is introduced in this process, and the corresponding expression must be supplemented to make the system of equations closed. since large eddy simulation (les), direct numerical simulation (dns) and other methods cannot be widely used in the short term, rans-based numerical simulation of turblineering flow will still be the main means of turblineering engineering applications in the next few decades. how to break through the shortcomings of inaccurate flow field prediction in existing turbulence models is still a thorny problem in the past one to two decades, which needs continuous attention. driven by the maturing of artificial intelligence and its successful application in other fields (such as image recognition, autonomous driving, big data, etc.), the combination of machine deep learning and cfd has begun to emerge. in 2016, julia lin used deep neural networks to build the reynolds stress term model and realized the deep combination of machine learning and cfd, which attracted widespread attention. there are two ways to realize the process: one is to constantly update or optimize the original empirical coefficients based on the existing turbulence model equations and driven by data; the second is to construct a specific input-output relationship equation through certain physical background knowledge, and then construct a new nonlinear model equation through machine autonomous learning zang zejia and duraisamy used neural networks to modify the coefficients of the turbulence model and achieved good results. it is difficult to achieve a breakthrough by modifying the existing turbulence model. the second way of thinking, that is, input-output relationship of deep learning algorithm, can make a breakthrough in turbulent simulation of complex configurations. tracey [10] used kernel regression to reconstruct the eigenvalues of the anisotropy tensor of reynolds stress. julia lin realized the modeling based on the reynolds stress anisotropy tensor of deep neural network, and realized the prediction of channel flow through the learning of dns/les data, which has very good effect. 4. examples of application with the gradual improvement of artificial intelligence and the deepening of its combination with cfd, artificial intelligence has great potential in solving turbulence problems. three application examples with the passage of time and of the science and technology, ai in the field to start alone more, including in computational fluid dynamics, the combination of the two more than we are studying fluid flow problems more easily, of course, this is mainly thanks to their computer skills is the rapid development of computer industry. it makes the simulation of turbulent flow easier and more efficient and accurate. this makes many working conditions that were difficult to achieve can be automatically obtained with the support of technology. in the calculation software, this paper will use the multi-phase flow mixture model and the standard k-ε model in the ai database to simulate the change process and numerical changes and diffusion of the entire leakage silicone oil in the experimental device. the data of density under different conditions of leakage silicone oil flow rate were calculated respectively, and the corresponding sample database was obtained [11]. 4.1. the physical model as shown in fig. 1, in the cuboid model, there is an inlet b at the bottom of the model, with constant inlet temperature and water temperature. b is the cooling water inlet, which will continuously provide uniform flow of cooling water at the inlet. when leakage occurs, the heating rod will leak silicone oil c from the breach. after the self-heating rod comes out, the silicon oil will be driven to flow by the cooling water and produce a certain degree of diffusion. the cfd model simulation method can be established by intelligent calculation or self-operation for reconstruction, and the diffusion range can be observed. the following is to simplify the flow process. 59 fig. 1 schematic diagram of simulated flow 4.2. meshing cfd numerical problems and adopted by the flow process of various methods are based on the discretization, it is concluded that the grid requirements of numerical solution is higher, the quality of the mesh model is closely related to whether to solve the convergence, of course also affects the convergence speed of the whole calculation process, high quality suitable and correct mesh is the most basic step in good simulation effect. the biggest advantage of using artificial intelligence for structured meshing is that it saves manpower and makes the simulation automatic. the type 0 mesh is used near the heating rod and encrypted as the manual mesh is used [12]. the number of grid nodes is selected according to the characteristics of the model, and the grid independence test is carried out, which can improve the computational efficiency and reduce the time loss. 4.3. setting of simulation conditions the first step to be carried out is to "initialize" the whole simulation process, that is, the initial value of the flow field will be established before the start. the initial value is the starting value for iterative calculation, and the termination value is the value that meets the convergence condition [13]. as the limiting condition of the grid, the most important boundary condition in this paper will be the fixed value of the flow velocity, and the change of the leakage velocity is also a condition that needs to be changed under different working conditions. in order to find the fixed solution of the flow field, the initial value and boundary conditions need to be determined. the closer the initial values and boundary conditions are to the truth, the more attention to detail will make the solution accurate. initializing hybrid initialization, the inlet temperature of cooling water is 293k, the inlet velocity is 0.03m/s, different leakage velocity determines different leakage density, so the density of leakage is related to the velocity of leakage flow at the leakage port. 4.4. the error analysis of artificial intelligence in the application of computational fluid dynamics simulation is more convenient, there are still some limitations, particularly in the density of the multiphase flow study, considering its involves many links will have the possibility of errors, from the number of vector, the sampling points, leakage rate and matrix decomposition method to analyze its influence on reconstruction is analyzed, it is helpful to reduce errors in the later research process and make the experimental effect better[14].there are also some limitations in the application of computational fluid dynamics: (1) it is difficult to establish an accurate mathematical model, determine the boundary conditions related to the flow process, and obtain the complete governing equation of the process; (2) in the process of numerical simulation, finite element method should be applied to the flow, and the finite element method is developed from solving solid mechanics problems, which is more suitable for low-speed flow problems. how to better apply it to high-speed flow needs further exploration; (3) there are many turbulence phenomena in engineering practice. the difficulty of turbulence is that in the same flow field, the scale difference of fluid particles is too large and the turbulence itself is nonlinear behavior, so the numerical simulation of turbulence in existing theories has certain limitations. 4.5. summary of application examples the above applications mainly introduce the establishment of the model, the division of the grid, the setting of boundary conditions and error analysis. first established a cfd model, and introduces the meshing process and boundary conditions are set up, by changing the leakage rate of leak and transform the density distribution of the fluid, compared with the database data acquisition nodes form a sample database, sample database after reuse based on singular value decomposition and the nonnegative matrix decomposition algorithm. it can be seen from the results that, in the process of multiphase flow movement, non-negative matrix factorization and singular value factorization based on artificial intelligence can quickly extract the basis matrix, improve the efficiency, and can also quickly reconstruct the situation outside the sample database, playing a predictive role. 5. conclusion and prospect the application of artificial intelligence in computational fluid dynamics is various, involving geometric parameter model, mesh division, turbulence model calculation and scientific visualization of flow field, etc. at present, a lot of achievements have been made. the introduction of artificial intelligence into computational fluid dynamics is one of the effective ways to improve the accuracy of forward processing fluid calculation, which has certain universality and popularization. at present, the main problems of cfd research are the stability of calculation program, the convergence of calculation error and solution, and the cost of cfd technology and software. cfd technology has made great achievements in the field of aerodynamics such as aerospace, but the combination of ai and cfd is not very mature, and a lot of manpower is needed to deal with complex flows. even if the general cfd software is not suitable for all fluid dynamics 60 problems, we need to make accurate choices according to the research objects. despite its shortcomings, as a new discipline, the combination of artificial intelligence and cfd is bound to become increasingly mature, and will be more widely used in various fields, and provide technical reference for some unknown fields. references [1] hu ao. multi-phase flow distribution detection based on cfd information and data reconstruction [d]. north china electric power university (beijing), 2021. 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[15] zhiling huang,yongjian feng. influence of different shape impeller on numerical flow field in submersible centrifugal pump [j]. oil field equipment, 2011,40 (3): 36-39. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 38 multimodal emotion recognition and fluctuation: a study on sentiment analysis of online public opinion lin sun school of government and public affairs, communication university of china, 100024, beijing, china abstract: emotion is an important way for individuals to express their views on the internet and an important variable that shapes public opinion. considering the multimodality of data, such as text, picture and video, and the subtlety of emotional expression, a multimodal sentiment analysis model that addresses content involving difference senses, such as sight, hearing and touch at the same time is very necessary. this study outlines the basic steps, classification strategies and research methods of sentimental analysis and acknowledges the differences between sentimental analyses on text, picture and video. as multimodal sentiment recognition is still in its initial stage, there’s still room for improvement in cross-disciplinary research on multimodal data of text, picture, audio, video in terms of weighted scoring, complex emotion and intensity recognition. it’s concluded that future studies should focus on the intensity of different emotions, multimodal data fusion and how weighted scoring influences an emotion recognition model and explore application possibilities. keywords: emotion; online public opinion; sentiment analysis. 1. introduction in the post-truth era, public opinion has become more and more complex, including not only views but also emotions and attitudes. emotion is an important way for people to express their opinions and measure whether the outside world meets their inner needs. systematic emotion mining not only helps understand people's views and stances, but also has practical significance in business decision-making, forecasting, and emotion management however, as shown in figure 1, sentiment analysis also faces challenges, such as the multimodality of data and the subtlety of emotional expression. figures 1. challenges and applications of sentimental analysis of online public opinion 1.1. challenges 1.1.1. data multimodality at this stage, sentiment analysis is still text-based. finegrained sentiment analysis of text data mainly involves product reviews, service reviews, social media messages and other short texts characterized by short length and clear theme, which makes it easier for sentiment analysis. however, emotion data are not limited to text. picture, video, audio and a combination of these types are very common. moreover, as online interaction becomes an integral part of daily life, observing how people have conversations to express emotions and communicate has become an important means to conduct a dynamic sentiment analysis. chen (2023) points out that sentiment analysis of conversations not only focuses on semantics and emotional expression, but also takes dialogues between contexts into account and promotes research innovations, such as multimodal information fusion, contextual modeling, and speaker modeling. [1] 1.1.2. analysis of implicit emotions emotion is not always expressed in a straightforward manner; most emotions are scattered and hidden in factual descriptions and non-textual information. an objective statement without any emotional vocabulary may also reflect emotions. for example, a product review about how fragile a product is expresses negative feelings towards the product, but often ignored. the second scenario is that emotions are expressed in auxiliary information other than text, such as picture, video and audio. emojis deserve extra attention here since they are implicit signs of emotions. scholars（2005） have tried to propose ways to classify the emotions expressed by emojis, which adds another level to sentimental analysis.[2] 1.2. applications 1.2.1. business decision-making as online shopping takes up more of people’s leisure time, sellers tend to study customer reviews, analyze their attitudes and emotions, delve deep into what influences their purchase decisions and predict their preferences. moreover, a good understanding of the differences in how consumers feel before and after a purchase and the underlying mechanisms of evoking emotions in sales is the foundation for optimizing marketing decision-making afterwards. [3] 1.2.2. financial forecasting sentiment fluctuations can have an impact on investment behavior in financial markets. using opinion finder and google-profile of mood states (gpoms), scholars classified sentiment expressions of twitter users into positive and negative and found that they could predict the stock market changes 3-4 days in advance. the calm index, for example, was found to be in line with the trend of dow jones industrial average three days later, leading scholars to conclude that the sentiment of social media users towards stock markets could influence investment behavior and eventually decide market trends. [4] 39 1.2.3. public opinion forecasting sentiment drives the evolution of online public opinion and may result in extreme behaviors. scholars have often studied how emotion changes over time based on data mining to identify the trend of public opinion. for example, zhang (2019) divided textual sentiment into 20 fine-grained sentiment categories and analyzed weibo comments based on the maxent model to predict online public opinion.[5] li (2019) built a model of two foci, i.e., time and user, to predict the sentiments of multiple users and texts during a particular period of time.[6] majumder n (2018) used cnn, open smile, 3d-cnn to extract feature vectors of text, audio and video, and gru networks to process these feature vectors to reduce information conflict and redundancy which are common shortcomings of traditional fusion techniques.[7] however, emotions are embedded in multimodal data, such as text, picture and video and represented in more subtle and implicit ways. cross-media presence and multiple sources are also potential challenges. in this regard, academia and industry tend to adopt multimodal fusion models for emotion recognition, extract feature indicators of different forms from text, picture, audio and video and perform fusion for standardized evaluation. this study will start with an overview of sentiment analysis of online public opinion, including the basic steps and sentiment classification and then compare recognition methods, aiming to improve multimodal sentiment analysis models and explore their application possibilities. 2. literature review sentiment analysis has long been popular in academia. some scholars have used the methods of frequency–inverse document frequency (tf–idf) and data mining to examine the co-occurrence of words in comments and established the initial research themes as shown in figure 2.[8] chinese scholars prefer research themes of online opinion monitoring, sentiment evolution and sentiment classification, while foreign scholars are more concerned with data mining. research steps include sentiment information extraction, sentiment classification, sentiment retrieval and summarization, etc. the three main research approaches are machine learning, deep learning and sentiment analysis dictionaries. the early-stage research was dominated by the last approach and at a later stage, machine learning, deep learning and leveraging cognitive features for sentiment analysis gained popularity. figure 2. top 10 keywords in literature of sentimental analysis of online public opinion 2.1. steps sentiment analysis mainly includes information extraction, sentiment classification, and sentiment retrieval and summarization. as shown in figure 3, the first step is information extraction, which aims to identify information elements that reflect emotional tendencies, such as holder, target and opinion and provide data for the next step of sentiment classification. the second step is sentiment classification, which categorizes opinions based on emotional tendencies with the help of dictionaries and rules, and machine learning. the third step is sentiment summarization, which refines and condenses sentiment data. figure 3. steps of sentiment analysis 2.2. classification emotions are not limited to two categories of positive and negative and different emotions coexist. plutchik (2001) hypothesizes that the combination of two similar basic emotions leads to a complex emotion. happiness and expectation, for example, equals optimism. [9] as a result, scholars focus on refining classification methods and diversifying levels of analysis to improve the speed and quality of recognition. 2.2.1. sentiment categories sentiment classification originated in the west, where the philosopher descartes classified the “primitive” human emotions as surprise, happiness, hate, desire, joy, and sorrow, and the other emotions are refinements and combinations of these six emotions. ekman (1992) proposed the use of facial expressions and physiological processes to identify emotional changes, and a theory of six basic emotions which are joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust, and surprise. [10] on the basis of existing theories, parrott (2001) constructed a three-layered tree structured model with the first layer as love, joy, surprise, anger, sadness, and fear. eventually, after the second and third layer, 100 emotions are identified. [11] as the internet becomes more popular, there are more researches based on data from the internet. in 2006, the text retrieval evaluation conference (trec) first introduced “blog track”. mishne (2005) used frequency in statistics and semantic features to classify emotions and identified 37 sentiment categories in blog posts. [12] 2.2.2. level of analysis it is also necessary to determine the basic levels and units of analysis before the analysis begins. the aspects of emotions are understood within the chosen unit and the level of analysis determines the granularity of emotion recognition. for example, in terms of traditional text analysis, sentiment analysis can be divided into coarse-grained which means sentence-level or text-level and fine-grained which means target-based and aspect-based. fine-grained analysis is more and more popular. 2.2.2.1. coarse-grained analysis 40 text-level analysis is the most cursory type of sentiment analysis, assuming that there’s only one kind of emotion present in the whole text which is either positive or negative. sentence-level analysis divides a text into sentences. even though the unit of analysis is smaller and the granularity is higher, the thinking behind it is no different. as for steps, sentence-level analysis includes judging whether a sentence is objective or subjective at the very beginning and then dividing subjective sentences into positive and negative. however, both sentence-level and text-level analyses are based on the assumption that there’s only one kind of emotion within the unit of analysis, in conflict with the complexity and subtlety of emotions in the real world. 2.2.2.2. fine-grained analysis considering that coarse-grained analysis cannot handle situations where there are multiple targets and aspects, attribute-based fine-grained analysis which excels in mining opinions is an important shift. therefore, it’s necessary to conduct fine-grained analysis for the purpose of identifying the aspect of an entity and its corresponding sentiment lexicon. fine-grained analysis tends to include three steps: first, identify the aspect of an entity and its corresponding sentiment lexicon; second, classify the orientation of the sentiment towards the aspect of the entity; third, summarize the results from classification. fine-grained analysis can be divided into two kinds, i.e., entity-based sentiment analysis and aspect-based sentiment analysis. in addition, apart from analysis of a single text, scholars also try to take a broader “event” as a unit of analysis and extract a target event and elements, such as event trigger word, event type, event argument and argument role from unstructured texts in natural languages with the help of event extraction methods to conduct research on complex real-life scenarios and predict public opinion. [13] 3. methodology 3.1. lexicon-based approach the lexicon-based approach requires glossaries or dictionaries as a basis to conduct sentiment classification and recognition. here dictionaries refer to lists of words or phrases labeled with emotion tendencies that are selected by researchers. researchers can calculate and identify the emotion tendencies in text conversations with mainstream dictionaries such as the wordnet-affect and the nrc emotion lexicon. however, dictionaries are usually handcurated, which causes shortcomings in flexibility and timeliness. moreover, dictionaries are geographically and linguistically restricted, so their content is confined by a narrow pre-defined environment, posing considerable difficulties for promotion and application. 3.2. machine learning-based approach machine learning-based approaches use manually labeled sentiment documents as a training set to create classifiers to speed up sentiment recognition. for example, pang and lee et al. (2002) pioneered the application of machine learning to text sentiment analysis, comparing the effectiveness of different machine learning methods of support vector machine, naive bayes, and maximum entropy for sentiment classification, and concluded that support vector machine classifiers are best out of three. [14] 3.3. deep learning and natural language processing emotions exist through the whole process of expression, and some hidden emotions can only be understood properly with the help of contexts. in the face of complex and multiple analysis dimensions, deep learning methods are gaining traction in academia. these methods include emotion annotation, word embedding learning, long short-term memory, convolutional neural network, recurrent neural network and so on, out of which rnn has an advantage in terms of contextual information and lstm can solve the problem of vanishing gradients through its gating mechanism. in the internet era, the efficiency of hand-curated sentiment dictionaries has gradually decreased, and the accuracy of machine learning algorithms needs improvement due to the challenge of contextual coherence. in contrast, deep learning has a strong capacity for feature learning and addresses contextual information, but long training time and poor interpretability are its shortcomings. 4. multimodality in the internet era, people express their emotions in a variety of ways. in addition to text recognition mentioned above, picture, audio, video and combinations of these forms are important materials for sentiment analysis, propelling a comprehensive evaluation system for multimodal emotion recognition to emerge. taking the characteristics of picture, audio and video into consideration, the system dynamically adjusts the feature weight of each form of information by using feature fusion (early fusion) or decision fusion (late fusion) as appropriate. in order to comprehensively show the multimodal fusion process, below are common fusion methods and recognition methods of each modality. 4.1. fusion methods fusion methods are mainly divided into data-level fusion, feature-level fusion and decision-level fusion, depending on the processing stage at which fusion takes place. data-level fusion refers to manually combines several sources of raw data to produce new raw data, which is likely to generate redundant information. feature-level fusion refers to fusing feature vectors with the help of deep learning and manual selection, characterized by its flexibility and capacity for multimodal information complementarity. however, this method is a crude fusion of feature vectors of multimodal data, unable to adjust feature weights according to the characteristics of different modalities. decision-level fusion goes a step further by inputting multimodal data into different classifiers for sentiment polarity assignment, which recognizes modal differences but does not allow for information complementarity. currently, multimodal research has become important and productive. poria et al. (2016) used the generalized adaptive view-based appearance model (gavam) to identify features of facial expressions, used open ear to extract audio features and summarized text features for emotion recognition using concept extraction-based methods. [15] in addition, zhao et al. (2022) pointed out that existing methods for multimodal aspect-level sentiment analysis focus onesidedly on the interaction and ignore the inconsistency between image and text data. [16] to address this problem, their study proposed a joint aspect attention interaction 41 network model to take the inconsistency and correlation between the two kinds of data into account. 4.2. multimodal recognition picture, video and audio as well as the traditional modality of text are the main categories for emotion recognition. as for pictures, there are three main techniques: the first is identifying underlying visual features, including elements such as color, texture and line; the second focuses on mid-tier semantic connotations, clarifying semantic features by analyzing adjectives and nouns; and the third is building deep neural networks with the help of deep learning algorithms. for example, cao et al. (2016) designed a visual sentiment topic model (vstm) based on the visual sentiment ontology (vso) to analyze the sentiment information implied by images. [17] meanwhile, scholars have also conducted systematic research on emotion recognition in the context of text-image and audio-visual fusion, introducing pre-processing of image, audio and other materials. for example, huang (2022) suggested a method called image semantic translation-based sentiment analysis for image fusion (imatext-ist), which transforms images into image descriptions followed by sentiment polarity assignment.[18] liu (2022) designed a combined attention graphic feature fusion module based on transformer encoder and attention mechanism, through which the information relevance of each word and picture in the text is calculated to improve the capacity for emotional representation of text features.[19] 5. conclusion starting from the application value and challenges of sentiment analysis, this paper comprehensively analyzes the main steps and research methods of sentiment analysis and summarizes multimodal sentiment recognition methods suitable for analyzing public opinion in different forms, broadening research scope and the range of raw data that can be processed. unfortunately, multimodal sentiment recognition is still in its initial stage. there’s still room for improvement in cross-disciplinary research on multimodal data of text, picture, audio, video in terms of weighted scoring, complex emotion and intensity recognition. in the future, it is necessary to have a better understanding of the implications of variables such as emotion intensity and emotion conversion in the hope that sentiment analysis will play a bigger role in risk grading of a public opinion event. references [1] chen xiaoting, li shi, ”survey on emotion recognition in conversation,” in computer engineering and applications, vol. 3, j. 2023, pp.33-48. 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[19] liu qiwei, li jun, gu beibei, zhao zefang, “tsaie: text sentiment analysis model based on image enhancement”in frontiers of data & computing, vol. 4, j.2022, pp. 131-140. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 173 detection of floating objects in river based on improved hrnet qingtai li college of electronic and information, southwest minzu university, chengdu 610041, china. abstract: human activities and other factors lead to a variety of floating objects in rivers, which seriously affect the quality of human life and natural ecological environment. it has become a widely concerned problem for residents and needs to be solved urgently. relying on manual inspection to find floating objects is extremely low efficiency, urgent need of intelligent technology to detect and warn in time. to solve the problem of river floating object detection, we proposed an improved hrnet method for river floating object detection. trunk network hrnet was used to replace the original alexnet trunk network of faster-rcnn to detect river floating object, which enhanced the feature extraction ability. a backbone combining densenet and hrnet is proposed to optimize the ability to extract details and improve the detection accuracy. keywords: river floating object; target detection; hrnet. 1. introduction fresh water resource is an extremely important natural resource, which is closely related to our human life. with the rapid development of industry, environmental problems have been ignored by people, which leads to the increasingly serious problem of water pollution. as a component of fresh water resources, rivers play a decisive role in providing drinking water and maintaining the ecological environment. however, human activities and other factors lead to a variety of floating objects in rivers, which seriously affect the quality of human life and natural ecological environment. therefore, it has become a widely concerned problem for residents and needs to be solved urgently. relying on manual inspection to find floating objects is extremely low efficiency, urgent need of intelligent technology to detect and warn in time. to solve this problem, this paper carried out a study on river waste detection, and its important work and research results are as follows: the data set of river floating objects produced by us divides river floating objects into four categories: first, naturally generated garbage, such as plant branches and leaves washed into the river by external forces and collected on the water surface to form floating objects; the second is household waste, such as plastic bottles and other common household waste; third, watercourse aquatic organisms, water eutrophication leads to the spread of aquatic organisms; fourth, floating ice, which is common in cold areas, has little impact on the ecological environment but threatens shipping. to solve the problem of river floating object detection, we proposed an improved hrnet[1] method for river floating object detection. trunk network hrnet was used to replace the existing trunk network alexnet[3] in faster-rcnn[2] to detect river floating object, which enhanced the feature extraction ability. a backbone combining densenet[4] and hrnet is proposed to optimize the ability to extract details and improve the detection accuracy. 2. research status generally speaking, the research on detection and recognition of floating objects on water surface is mainly divided into two directions. one is image processing and machine learning based on traditional computer vision. this method relies on relatively little data, but has poor robustness and is easily affected by changes in external environment. the other is artificial intelligence algorithm based on deep learning. this kind of algorithm requires relatively sufficient data to train the model. it has been widely used in face recognition, vehicle detection and other fields, and can better cope with visual tasks in complex scenes. this paper also uses artificial intelligence method based on deep learning to conduct experiments. zuo jianjun et al. [5] used the segmentation method to find the area of floating objects in the image, and then used the back-propagation algorithm to conduct the feature training of floating objects in the river channel and build the classifier of floating objects to identify the area of segmentation. zhu dian et al. [6] created a comprehensive system for collecting and monitoring river floats. zhu he et al. [7] combined gray threshold segmentation and river channel contour recognition to achieve accurate extraction of river channel area. the use of channel contour for channel segmentation can reduce the influence of garbage on the detection results, but the influence of floating objects on water bodies with similar forms cannot be ruled out. li ning et al. [8] took plastic bags and plastic bottles as data sets, trained alexnet network structure, adjusted the network by using gradient descent method, and preprocessed the recognition images by integrating light correction method. finally, the recognition accuracy of floating objects on water surface was 15% higher than that of the method based on hog features. li changlong [9] took the images connected to a camera as material, conducted network training based on r-cnn network, adopted histogram equalization and logarithmic transformation to preprocess the images, and proposed an intelligent recognition process, which reached 96% accuracy in its test set. deng lei et al. [10] provided visual guarantee for the garbage salvage process by using the slic method for image preprocessing, then extracting edge, texture and gray features, and using bp neural network for training, which achieved good recognition effect in practice. lei liyi et al. [11] proposed a small data set about floating objects on the water surface based on the selfproduced garbage photos on the lake surface of guangxi 174 university, and analyzed the performance of several target detection models on the data set, faster rcnn, r-fcn and ssd. the ssd target detection model has higher accuracy, faster rcnn model can give more detailed prediction, and the model with rich structural features and considerable depth features has better performance for difficult targets. zhang et al. [12] divided the model into two modules based on faster rcnn, which fused lower-layer and higher-layer features respectively. at 13fps, map reached 83.7%. 3. method theory 3.1. network model we adopted the classic fasert-rcnn as our baseline, replaced the original alexnet with hrnet, a backbone network with stronger feature extraction ability, and then combined densenet with hrnet. we enhance the highresolution representation (hrnet) convolution by aggregating the (upsampled) representation from all parallel, resulting in a stronger representation. we build multilevel representation from high resolution and apply it to faster rcnn. faster rcnn can be divided into four main contents: 1). conv layers. faster rcnn first extracts feature maps of images using a set of common conv + relu + pooling layers. the feature maps are shared for the subsequent rpn layer and the full connection layer. 2). region proposal networks. classic detection methods are time-consuming to generate detection boxes. for example, opencv adaboost uses sliding window + image pyramid to generate detection boxes. selective search (ss) is selective search for r-cnn. faster rcnn abandons traditional sliding window and ss methods and directly uses rpn to generate detection frames, which is also a great advantage of faster rcnn and can greatly improve the generation speed of detection frames. the rpn network is used to generate region proposals. this layer judges whether anchors are positive or negative through softmax, and then uses bounding box regression to modify anchors to obtain accurate proposals. 3). roi pooling. this layer collects input feature maps and proposals, extracts proposal feature maps after synthesizing this information, and sends them to the subsequent full connection layer to determine the target category. the roi pooling layer is responsible for collecting the proposal, calculating the proposal feature maps, and sending them to the subsequent network 4.classification. classification section uses the proposal feature maps obtained, calculates the specific category of each proposal through the full connect layer and softmax, and outputs the cls_prob probability vector. bounding box regression was also used to obtain the location offset bbox_pred of each proposal, which could be used to regression more accurate target detection boxes.the model structure is shown in figure 1. we replace alexnet, the original backbone network of faster-rcnn, into hrnet with more powerful feature extraction function. hrnet[17] keeps high-resolution branches in the whole network propagation process, and gradually adds low-resolution branches at each stage to obtain more global information. hrnet connects high resolution to low resolution subnets in parallel, rather than in series as most existing solutions do. as a result, it is able to maintain high resolution, rather than restoring resolution through a process from low to high, so the predicted heat map may be more spatially accurate. most of the existing fusion schemes converge low and high-level representations. instead, hrnet enhances the high-resolution representation with low resolution representations of the same depth and similar level, and vice versa, through multiple multi-scale fusions, so that the high-resolution representation also has rich attitude estimation capabilities. as a result, our predicted heat map is likely to be more accurate, and finally, the high-resolution branch is responsible for predicting the final keypoint heatmap. the model structure is shown in the figure2: figure 1. structure of the faster-rcnn network figure 2. hrnet network structure 3.2. densenet the dense connection mechanism is added to improve the basic stage in hrnet, which not only obtains clearer feature map but also retains richer details of key points required. densenet directly connects all layers under the premise of ensuring maximum information transmission between the middle layer and the layer of the network. in order to ensure feedforward characteristics, each layer concatenates input from all previous layers and then passes the output feature map to all subsequent layers. denseblock is the core of densenet, which establishes the dense connection between the previous layer and all the subsequent layers in the network, so that each layer can receive the characteristic input of all the layers before it. the dense connection mode is shown in figure 3. in figure 3, the thick line connection represents the transmission of features. the connections between the front and back layers are carried out in concat mode, which enables the information of subtle key points in the shallow network to be retained in the deep network through the repeated reuse of features. on the basis of hrnet high resolution, dense connection 175 is introduced to improve the stage module in hrnet. this is because shallow feature maps contain rich details but lack semantic information, while deep feature maps are on the contrary [16]. dense connection mode helps to complement the advantages between shallow and deep features. the dense connection mechanism extracts the features of each layer repeatedly and transmits the information of multiple layers together, which makes the network have richer feature graph representation. figure 3. schematic diagram of desnses connection mode figure 4. dense-hrnet implementation with multiple resolutions 4. experiment experimental environment and parameters model training and testing in this paper were carried out on mmdetection platform, which is an open source project launched by sensetime and the chinese university of hong kong for target detection tasks. mmdetection has implemented a large number of target detection algorithms based on pytorch. the process of data set construction, model building, training strategy and so on are encapsulated into one module. through module call, we can realize a new algorithm with a small amount of code, which greatly improves the code reuse rate. the server is installed with ubuntu18.01 os and three nvidia 2070ti graphics cards. we scaled the input image size uniformly to 256 x 192, the epoch number was 36, the batch size was 15, and the learning rate was 0.001 as our training strategy. 4.1. data set in recent years, with the rapid development of deep learning, the number of layers of neural network keeps increasing. compared with traditional models, deep learning models are more and more capable of expressing, but at the same time, they are more likely to sacrifice the generalization ability of unknown data and focus on interpreting or memorizing training data, which is the so-called overfitting phenomenon. one of the effective means to make up for this shortcoming is to use high-quality and large-scale data sets for training. the data set we produced was collected in chengdu, sichuan province, and a total of 1236 images of floating objects on the water surface were collected. lableme annotation tool was used to convert the data into voc data set format. in order to reduce the overfitting problem caused by too small data set and the influence of various external factors, image processing operations such as cropping, horizontal flipping and adding gaussian noise were carried out. the data set was expanded to 3525 pieces to improve the data diversity, and the annotated images were divided into training set and verification set according to 8:2. 4.2. evaluation index the object detection task usually contains multiple classes of object, so it is used to measure the performance of the model in all classes map (mean average precision) indicates the mean average precision of all aps. if there is only one detection category, the map value has the same meaning as the ap value. the formula for calculating map with n categories is as follows: 4.3. ablation experiment in order to verify the effectiveness of the improved algorithm, we respectively compared the algorithm accuracy of faster-rcnn, the method of replacing alexnet with trunk network hrnet, and the algorithm accuracy after densenet was introduced into hrnet. in figure 5,the experimental results are shown in the figure. according to the results, compared with the original faster-rcnn, the accuracy of faster-rcnn-hrnet is improved by 4.3%, because after alexnet is replaced by hrnet, the accuracy is greatly improved, which proves the powerful feature extraction ability of hrnet. fence-rcnn-hr-dense -net increased by 1.36% compared with fence-rcnn-hrnet, which proves that the combination of hrnet and densenet enhances the feature extraction ability of details. compared with the other three categories, the detection accuracy of aquatic organisms is lower, which may be because the color of aquatic organisms is similar to that of river channels, and it is difficult to extract features. figure 5. experimental results 5. conclusion in this paper, an improved hrnet algorithm based on the river floating object detection method is proposed. in the river floating object data set, the feasibility of the algorithm is verified by ablation, which can accurately identify and locate river floating objects, greatly reduce the manual workload, and is conducive to the optimization of ecological environment. this algorithm can be applied not only to the detection of floating objects in river course, but also to the detection of similar objects. acknowledgments this project is supported by the graduate innovative research project of southwest university for nationalities (project no. yb2022400) 176 references [1] sun k, xiao b, liu d, et al. deep high-resolution representation learning for human pose estimation [c] // proceedings of the ieee / cvf conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. 2019: 5693-5703. 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[11] lei liyi, aii jiaoyan, peng jing, et al. target detection and evaluation of floating debris based on deep learning[j]. environment and development, 2019, 31(6): 117-120.v [12] zhang l, zhang y, zhang z, et al. real-time water surface object detection based on improved faster r-cnn[j]. sensors, 2019, 19(16): 3523. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 185 study on the scattering characteristics of electromagnetic wave with dielectric band shuai zhou1, a, xiaofeng hu1 *, chao zhang2, xining xie1, lei wang1, yu zhang3 1 national key laboratory of electromagnetic environmental effects, army engineering university; shijiazhuang 050003, china 2 hebei taihang metrology and testing co., ltd, shijiazhuang,050000, china 3 crsc research & design institute group co., ltd, beijing,100000, china a zhoushuaifei@163.com, * corresponding author: xiaofeng hu abstract: when electromagnetic signal penetrates medium, its signal intensity will decrease and even change the polarity of electromagnetic wave due to the scattering of electromagnetic wave. electromagnetic wave signal propagation in rainy days, fog days, dust and another medium electromagnetic signal attenuation phenomenon. since raindrops, haze particles, dust particles and other media have different degrees of electric quantity, in order to measure the effect of charge itself on electromagnetic wave attenuation, this paper involves the attenuation experiment of electromagnetic wave with dielectric plates. pp board, pvc board and pmma board are selected to conduct experimental research on the influence of electromagnetic signal attenuation. keywords: electromagnetic wave; charged; attenuation; dielectric plate. 1. the conductivity of the dielectric plate and its influence on electromagnetic wave propagation the electrons in the dielectric, also known as insulators, are bound around the nucleus to which they belong, so few free electrons inside the material can only make microscopic displacement even if they are affected by external electric field, and most of the charged particles in the molecules can only make macroscopic migration like the free electrons in the conductor [1]. conductivity is a measure of a substance's ability to carry current, defined by ohm's law as the ratio of current density to electric field strength. the relative dielectric constant is a physical parameter that characterizes the dielectric property or polarization property of a material, whose value is equal to the ratio of the capacitance of a capacitor of the same size made of vacuum medium to the predicted dielectric material [2-4]. the relationship between the dielectric constant and the conductivity is (1 / )e j   = − e : dielectric constant j : maginary unit  : the conductivity of the medium  : the angular frequency of an electromagnetic wave  : the dielectric constant of an ideal medium. it follows that, when e = , the conductivity is zero and the surface conductivity is zero. when the charge is 0, the conductivity is 0, and when the charge is not 0, the conductivity is not 0. the conductivity of a substance is not only related to its condensed state and composition, but also related to the external electric field conditions in which the substance is located. for substances in a strong field, the magnitude of molecular electric dipole moment, the arrangement and distribution of molecules, the thermal vibration of crystalline lattice, etc., may all change greatly, thus changing the electrical conductivity of substances [5]. there is a surface conduction current through the surface of a solid medium s si g u= , where sg is the surface conductance of solid medium, unit s. if two parallel plate electrodes are added on the surface of solid medium, the distance between electrodes is d, and the electrode length is l, then s s l g d = in the formula, the proportional coefficient s is the surface conductivity of the medium, which has the same unit as the dielectric conductance, and is also siemens., it can also be written as surface current density s s s s i u j e l d  = = = where, sj is the surface current density, whose unit is am-1. the value of the surface conductivity s (or surface resistivity s ) of the medium is not only related to the nature of the medium, but also affected by the humidity, temperature, surface structure and contamination of the surrounding environment [6]. when the dielectric is positive relative to the conductor, the discharge area generated on the dielectric is uniform and round, the discharge area is relatively small, and the energy released is also relatively small. when the dielectric is negative potential relative to the conductor, the discharge area generated on the dielectric is an irregular star-shaped area with a large area and more energy released [7]. different electrical conductivity of the medium scattering of electromagnetic waves, the conductivity of the smaller conductor medium, the medium can produce scattering and absorption of electromagnetic waves, lead to the electromagnetic wave energy attenuation, the conductivity larger conductive medium, electric conductivity after the incident to the surface, can produce skin effect, electromagnetic wave propagation in the medium surface scattering, and decay, not the incident to the depths of the medium, degree of attenuation is greater than the low conductivity of medium (8-9). 186 2. interaction between dielectric and electromagnetic wave the influence of band dielectric on the propagation of electromagnetic wave is studied based on the interaction between electromagnetic wave and medium. the study of electromagnetic wave propagation characteristics mainly studies the reflection and transmission characteristics of electromagnetic wave, which are affected by the electromagnetic parameters of materials. the electrification of the medium will change these parameters and then affect the propagation characteristics of electromagnetic waves. reflection, transmission and absorption and other phenomena occur when electromagnetic waves are perpendicular to the interface of two media, as shown in fig1. fig .1 incident, reflection and transmission of electromagnetic wave at the boundary of medium assuming that a beam of electromagnetic wave is incident from medium a to medium b in the z direction, and the electric field direction of incident wave, reflected wave and transmitted wave is x direction, the electric field ei and magnetic field hi of incident wave can be expressed as: a a jk i im x jkim i y a e e e e e h e e  − −  =   =  (1) whereex and ey are unit vectors in x andy directions perpendicular to each other and also to the propagation direction z, and eim is the magnetic induction intensity of the incident wave; k is the propagation coefficient, k  = , andη is the intrinsic impedance. the impedance can be expressed by the following equation: for ferromagnetic materials such as metals: / j        = −    (2) for non-metallic materials with good insulation: /  = (3) among them, ε and μ are dielectric constant and permeability, σ is conductivity, ω is the angular frequency of electromagnetic wave. similarly, the electric and magnetic fields of reflected and transmitted electromagnetic waves can be expressed as: a a jk r rm x jkrm r y a e e e e e h e e   =   = −  (4) b b jk t tm x jktm t y b e e e e e h e e  − −  =   =  (5) where erand et are the electric fields of reflected and transmitted waves respectively, hr and ht are the magnetic fields of reflected and transmitted waves respectively, and erm and etm are the electric fields of reflected and transmitted waves respectively. the reflection coefficient in transmission line theory can quantitatively describe the absorption performance of electromagnetic waves of materials and reflect the degree of reflection attenuation of dielectric materials to incident electromagnetic waves [10]. 3. experimental design of electromagnetic wave attenuation with dielectric plate the high voltage source is used to make the dielectric plate electrify. after the dielectric plate is electrified, after careful elimination treatment, then carry out the electrification experiment behind, because the object's electrification history or electrification state, directly affects the object's electrostatic starting electric quantity and the object's electrification symbol. originally, the measurement results of electrification in the first contact and separation between uncharged objects can reflect the actual electrification properties of objects [11]. experimental materials selection: according to the laws of the object surface charge dissipates, through a series of static leakage testing, finally selected experimental dielectric materials for acrylic (60 cm long, 60 cm wide, the thickness of 4 mm, 15 mm, 30 mm), pvc board (60 cm long, 60 cm wide, the thickness of 3 mm, 15 mm, 30 mm), pp board (60 cm long, 60 cm wide, the thickness of 3 mm, 15 mm, 30 mm). experimental instruments: signal source sml01(9khz1.1ghz), signal source smr 20 (1g hz-20ghz), two doublecone antennas, two log-periodic antenna ets3142e(26mhz6ghz), horn antenna bbha9120d (1201), spectrum analyzer agilente4440a(3hz-26.5ghz), positive high voltage source, negative high voltage source, consumer. experimental frequency selection: generally, no less than 3 frequency points are selected within every 10 octaves. in order to better study the electromagnetic wave attenuation law under different frequencies, frequency point density is increased. finally, frequency point is selected as follows:1ghz, 1.2ghz, 1.4ghz, 1.5ghz, 1.6ghz, 1.7ghz, 1.8ghz, 1.7ghz, 1.8ghz, 1.9ghz, 2.2ghz, 2.1ghz, 2.2ghz, 2.4ghz, 3ghz, 5ghz, 6ghz, 8ghz, 9ghz, 12ghz, 15ghz, 17ghz. during the experiment, the distance between the antenna and the shielding material was strictly carried out in accordance with the standard, and the ground was marked to ensure the repeatability of the experiment. anti-static clothing was worn during the whole operation. the experimental construction system block diagram is shown in figure 2 below: the experimental steps are as follows: (1) connect the experimental instruments, adjust the vertical polarization of the antennas, and output power of the signal source is 10dbm; (2). record the received power of each frequency point after passing through the air; (3). ensure that the experimental conditions remain unchanged, install the measured medium plate in the window of the shielding room, use the non-contact meter to measure the voltage of the medium plate, and record the received power at each frequency point under the basic voltage; (4) the surface charge amount of the dielectric plate is increased by using the jet method to record the receiving mediu m a medium b incidenc e refle x transmissio n 187 power at various frequency points under high voltage. absorber-lined shielded enclosure signal source transmitt -ing antenna receiving antenna spectrum analyzer fig.2 block diagram of the experimental system for measuring the shielding effectiveness of the dielectric plate 4. analysis of experimental data taking 3mmpp board as an example, the data is presented in the form of three-dimensional diagram, the x coordinate is voltage/v, the y coordinate is frequency/ghz, and the z coordinate is received power/dbm. the data is as follows see fig. 3. fig.3 schematic diagram of received power of 3mmpp board at different voltages and frequencies as can be seen from the figure, with the increase of electric charge, the receiving power becomes smaller and smaller, indicating that the dielectric plate is electrified, which increases the attenuation of electromagnetic wave. after the statistical collation of data, it is found that the experimental media have this trend. it shows that the charge has an effect on the attenuation of electromagnetic wave in the dielectric plate. taking the 2ghz 3mmpp board as an example, the received power and fitting curve under different voltages are shown in fig4. -10000 -8000 -6000 -4000 -2000 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 -10.60 -10.55 -10.50 -10.45 -10.40 -10.35 -10.30 2ghz polynomial fit of received power r e c e i v e d p o w e r ( d b m ) voltage (v) fig.4 receiving power of 3mmpp board at 2ghz it directly reflects that the receiving power reaches its maximum at the voltage of 0. with the increase of electric quantity, the receiving power decreases obviously, and the receiving power of acrylic and pvc plates also has this rule. experiments have verified that the electrification of medium plates has certain influence on the attenuation of electromagnetic waves. the attenuation maximum value statistics of various materials are shown in table 1 below. tab.1 statistical table of the maximum value of power attenuation of each material dielectric plate material maximum power attenuation at positive voltage /db minimum power attenuation at positive voltage /db maximum power attenuation at negative voltage /db minimum power attenuation at negative voltage /db 3mmpp plate 0.89 0.08 0.72 0.13 15mmpp plate 0.37 0.02 1.1 0.05 30mmpp plate 0.69 0.05 0.8 0.05 3mmpvc plate 1.04 0.04 0.65 0.09 15mmpvc plate 0.47 0.05 0.39 0.07 30mmpvc plate 1.63 0.04 1.64 0.06 4mmpmma plate 1.89 0.04 2.53 0.08 15mmpmma plate 0.85 0.03 0.97 0.06 30mmpmma plate 0.42 0.04 0.51 0.08 influences of various factors on electromagnetic wave attenuation of dielectric plates: (1). influence of different thickness on electromagnetic wave attenuation of dielectric plate. as shown in fig5., the thickness of dielectric plates with dielectric plates is not proportional to electromagnetic wave attenuation according to the experimental data results. (2). the influence of different frequencies on electromagnetic wave attenuation of dielectric plates as shown in figure 6, with the increase of frequency, the attenuation of electromagnetic wave increase trend on the whole, analyze in pp board, for example, 3 mmpp plate as the frequency increases, the electromagnetic wave attenuation increases monotonously, 15 mmpp look under voltage increases monotonously with the increase of frequency electromagnetic wave attenuation, 15 mmpp plate under the negative voltage and 30 mmpp plate with increased frequency of electromagnetic wave attenuation increases after the first decreases, and the overall trend of flat. (3). influence of different materials on electromagnetic 188 wave attenuation of dielectric plates. as shown in fig. 7, the influence of dielectric plates with three kinds of materials on electromagnetic wave attenuation is shown in fig. 7. the influence trend of electromagnetic wave attenuation under different thickness and voltage of the same material is the same. fig.5 electromagnetic wave attenuation of dielectric plates with different thickness fig.6 electromagnetic wave attenuation of pp plate at different frequencies fig.7 electromagnetic wave attenuation of dielectric plates with different materials 5. conclusion various obstacles will be encountered in the process of electromagnetic wave propagation. due to the different shape, size and material properties of obstacles, different forms of electromagnetic wave scattering will be caused, and the 189 received electromagnetic wave energy will be somewhat attenuated. when electromagnetic wave encounter obstacles with electrostatic, because the free electrons forced vibration occurred in the electromagnetic field, forced the free electrons to be seen as electric dipole, outward scattering of electromagnetic wave, causing the scattering field increases, at the same time, the vibration of the free electrons consumes transmission of electromagnetic energy, causing the energy loss in the process of electromagnetic wave propagation [12, 13].the experiment of electromagnetic wave attenuation on dielectric plate proves that the influence of electric charge on electromagnetic wave propagation is enhanced, and the attenuation of electromagnetic wave increases with the increase of electric charge. references [1] xie li, wu mudan. experimental study on cross polarization of 1.2ghz electromagnetic wave with local band dielectric, cstam2013-a31-1999. 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[13] falin, castagna john p., dong hefeng. a fast and accurate algorithm for calculating reflection/transmission coefficients [j]. science in china series g: physics, mechanics and astronomy, 2008,38 (7): 873-895. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 59 blockchain-based communication mechanism for unmanned aircraft peizheng wang*, xie wang school of software engineering, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610225, china * corresponding author: peizheng wang (email: peizhengwang2022@126.com) abstract: with the maturity of unmanned aircraft technology, unmanned aircraft have a wide range of applications in areas such as public safety. however, unmanned aircraft are frequently involved in accidents due to network intrusion, and it is urgent to ensure the safety of unmanned aircraft networks. this paper first introduces the current situation and challenges of unmanned aircraft and blockchain, and proposes a communication mechanism for unmanned aircraft based on blockchain technology to achieve unmanned aircraft data security and privacy protection, multi-party data sharing and data storage security to ensure unmanned aircraft network security. keywords: blockchain; unmanned aircraft; security, privacy. 1. introduction unmanned aircraft technology, refers to uas, uav engineering and uav-related application technology [1]. with the maturity of unmanned aircraft technology, it has become possible to use unmanned aircraft to complete some difficult and dangerous and toxic work that is difficult for humans to complete. through unmanned aircraft, plant protection, mapping, photography, high-voltage cables and agricultural and forestry patrols can be carried out, and unmanned aircraft also have a broad application space in areas such as public safety. however, unmanned aircraft are frequently involved in accidents due to network intrusions, which can lead to casualties if they are not careful, so it is urgent to ensure their cyber security. in 2012, the s-100 unmanned aircraft test in incheon, south korea, was interfered with, resulting in the crash of the unmanned aircraft and causing casualties. in 2018, the xi'an unmanned aircraft formation shows failed due to malicious interference with some unmanned aircraft signals. a key area of research. in recent years, the emerging blockchain technology has been developing rapidly and has attracted widespread attention from both academia and industry [2]. blockchain is a distributed ledger technology with key features such as decentralization, anonymity, difficulty in tampering and auditability, and is able to achieve peer-to-peer value transfer between unfamiliar nodes in an imperfectly trusted environment through the integrated use of technologies such as timestamps, cryptographic hashes, digital signatures, consensus mechanisms and smart contracts. the application between blockchain and unmanned aircraft has also been actively explored. there are views that unmanned aircraft, as a relatively mature application in the field of internet of things and big data, have a wide range of combination scenarios with blockchain. but currently, there are already many companies that have developed blockchain technology in the application of unmanned aircraft. the us company has partnered with artificial intelligence technology provider spark cognition to develop a blockchain technology-based unmanned aircraft tracking system and air traffic management solution. both parties will use artificial intelligence and blockchain technology to track unmanned aerial vehicles in flight and plan traffic routes to ensure transport safety. there are also plans to provide standardized programming interfaces to support parcel delivery, industrial inspections and other commercial applications. in addition, boeing is forming a new organization that will provide cargo transportation and urban aviation services in the future mobile ecosystem. in september 2018, ibm detailed in a patent application how its blockchain can be used to store data related to the flight of unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs), according to documents published by the united states patent and trademark office [3]. particularly in the case of high security risks, to ensure effective regulation by airspace controllers and regulators of the increasing number of unmanned aircraft in the sky. walmart is also looking to use blockchain technology to secure parcel delivery systems throughout its supply chain of robots and self-driving cars [4]. according to the us patent and trademark office, walmart filed a patent application for "blockchain technology application for cloning unmanned aircraft" in january 2019, which was made public on august 1. according to the disclosure, walmart intends to apply blockchain technology to the transmission of unmanned aircraft information, including unmanned aircraft identification numbers, flight altitude, flight courier, flight path, battery information or loading capacity, and can share information based on intermediate locations between unmanned aircraft. ajman deep aero from the uae is also developing a blockchain-based artificial intelligence-powered, autonomous and home-grown intelligent unmanned aircraft systems (uas) traffic management (utm) platform. the platform can be used to secure unmanned low-altitude civil aviation flights in shared airspace. 2. blockchain 2.1. blockchain basic concepts originally born in 2008 as "bitcoin: a peer-to-peer electronic cash system" by an academic going by the pseudonym "satoshi nakamoto", blockchain is essentially a decentralized database [5]. autonomously managed through 60 a peer-to-peer network and distributed timestamp servers, the blockchain is a data structure used to record the history of bitcoin transaction accounts. blockchain technology replaces traditional centralized systems based on central trust through software-defined credit, using a distributed node trust mechanism to guarantee that the system records, transmits and stores the activity of value transfer. blockchain guarantees data consistency through consensus mechanisms, and data confidentiality and security through cryptographic algorithms. the structure of the blockchain is shown in figure 1. figure 1. the structure of the blockchain blockchain technology guarantees decentralization or weak centralization through distributed ledgers, privacy and tamper-evident characteristics of data through cryptographic foundations, and consistency of data in distributed ledgers through consensus mechanisms. taken together, blockchain has the following characteristics [6]. (1) decentralization compared with the traditional centralized model, blockchain removes or weakens the presence of third parties and uses consensus mechanisms to ensure data consistency in the distributed network. (2) non-tamper ability once a transaction exists in the blockchain, it is almost impossible to be deleted or have a rollback. in addition, the blockchain can quickly detect blocks containing invalid transactions through validation. (3) anonymity blockchain technology uses an address linked to the user's public key as the user's representation, and the user only needs to disclose the address without disclosing his or her true identity, so it has a certain degree of anonymity. (4) traceability this feature is based on the utxo (unspent transaction outputs) transaction model. the genesis block is the first block, except that all transactions in the block will have several inputs and outputs, and the source of a transaction must be the unused output of another transaction, and the input of this transaction is accompanied by the digital signature of the private key corresponding to the address of the previous output, and every node in the current network maintains the utxo transaction mode, and the transaction satisfies the utxo transaction mode and the transaction is considered legitimate only if it satisfies the utxo transaction pattern and the digital signature is correct. therefore, it is not necessary to trace the entire history to confirm that the current transaction is legitimate. 2.2. consensus mechanisms how to reach consensus among many nodes efficiently is the core technical problem of distributed systems in which nodes are decentralized to handle transactions. blockchain as a distributed system application, bitcoin uses pow proof-ofwork algorithm combined with incentive mechanism and cryptography to solve the byzantine fault tolerance problem. however, blockchains can be divided into blockchains with very different degrees of decentralization depending on the application scenario, which requires different consensus mechanisms to cope with the consensus problem of distributed systems. the development of blockchain has so far produced many new consensus algorithms that can solve the byzantine fault tolerance problem, and four of the mainstream algorithms are listed below for introduction. the proof-of-work mechanism was originally designed to allow a certain amount of proof-of-work to be completed before an email could be sent, which resulted in a high cost for sending spam. after this satoshi nakamoto introduced the proof-of-work mechanism to bitcoin. all nodes in bitcoin are required to "mine", and whenever a new transaction is created in bitcoin, the pending information is broadcast across the network. when a new transaction needs to be credited to the blockchain, the node generates a block of packets and calculates the merkle root, which generates a random string of nonce, and only the first node to calculate the nonce has the right to account for it. this shows that the proof-of-work mechanism actually requires a lot of arithmetic resources, which increases the cost of blockchain bookkeeping, but it also makes it more difficult to attack the pow consensusbased blockchain. the pow proof-of-work mechanism is based on arithmetic, which is suspected of reducing efficiency and wasting resources [7]. researchers have considered the possibility of converting the consumption of arithmetic power into an investment in equity. in general, those with more equity are more willing to maintain the security and stability of the entire chain. equity in a blockchain involves "coin age", where each coin owned by a node generates one "coin age" per day. under the pos proof-of-interest mechanism, the blockchain decides the bookkeeping node in each round of election based on the equity of the nodes participating in the consensus, and the higher the equity, the higher the probability of being selected [8]. in the next round of election, the nodes are re-elected according to this rule. compared to the pow proof-of-work mechanism, the pos proof-of-stake mechanism is more efficient and arithmetic-efficient, and the confirmation time of new blocks in the blockchain is greatly reduced. the dpos proof-of-stake mechanism is an extension of pos, and also solves the pow arithmetic problem [9]. the coins owned by each node in dpos can be seen as individual votes, which can be cast to nodes they trust, thus electing the principals. the principals are the ones who produce the blocks. pbft (practical byzantine fault tolerance) is a practical byzantine fault tolerance algorithm. this algorithm was proposed by miguel castro and barbara liskov in 1999 to solve the byzantine general problem in a trusted channel [10]. in pbft, nodes are classified according to the consensus role as client nodes, master nodes and backup nodes. all nodes must satisfy the following two properties: first, all correct nodes produce the same output result with the same input message; second, if the input message is successfully verified, all correct nodes must receive the message and compute the corresponding result. the pbft mechanism is a byzantine fault-tolerant system with state machine replication. to maintain a common ledger data state, it is required that all nodes behave uniformly and therefore three protocols need to be implemented: a consistency protocol, a checkpointing protocol and a view switching protocol. the consistency protocol consists of a request phase, a pre-prepare phase, a prepare phase, a commit 61 phase and a reply phase. figure 2 shows the flowchart of the pbft mechanism implementation with five nodes, where client is the client node, primary is the primary node and backup1-3 are the three backup nodes. figure 2. the consensus process of pbft 2.3. smart contracts smart contracts are a concept developed by cryptographer nick szabo, the central idea of which is to embed contractual terms in hardware and software in such a way that breaking the contract is extremely costly or immutable [11]. if the terms of the contract are written in code form, the terms of the contract can be enforced quickly and efficiently and with less intervention from third parties. prior to the advent of blockchain, the implementation of smart contracts had been plagued by problems of consensus and multi-party trust that prevented their real development. but the advent of blockchain has given smart contracts more scope for development. the addition of smart contracts was a key factor in the development of blockchain 1.0 into blockchain 2.0. blockchain technology serves as the technical basis for smart contracts. it uses smart contracts as scripts, which are initiated with a blockchain address and executed by setting trigger conditions. the transactions executed by smart contracts can be saved on the blockchain. the tamper-evident nature of the blockchain and the consensus mechanism bring a secure and trusted execution environment for smart contracts. ethernet is currently the most popular platform for smart contract applications.use american english when writing your paper. the serial comma should be used (“a, b, and c” not “a, b and c”). in american english, periods and commas are within quotation marks, like “this period.” other punctuation is “outside”! the use of technical jargon, slang, and vague or informal english should be avoided. generic technical terms should instead be used. 2.4. hash algorithm the hash algorithm, also known as a hashing algorithm, is able to compress message data of any length into a fixedlength string of binary values, or hashes, in a finite and appropriate amount of time [12]. the hash function ensures the security and integrity of data in a blockchain system. in blockchain, the hash algorithm is used to perform calculations on the digital content to form a digital digest, which can be used to ensure that the content has not been tampered with. the hash function commonly used in blockchain technology is sha256, which is collision-resistant and can be used as a data integrity check. if the original message is tampered with during transmission, the hash value has been changed after the hash function calculation, representing that the integrity of the message was broken during transmission. in blockchain, the block header stores the hash value of the previous block, so the integrity of the data in the previous block can be checked by comparing the hash value calculated by the sha256 function with the already existing hash value. 3. blockchain-based communication mechanism for unmanned aircraft this paper first introduces the current situation and challenges of unmanned aircraft and blockchain, combines the unmanned aircraft network with blockchain, and under the premise of optimising the unmanned aircraft network as well as safeguarding user privacy, and addresses the problem of multiparty sharing in the unmanned aircraft network, this paper proposes a unmanned aircraft communication mechanism based on blockchain technology to achieve unmanned aircraft data security and privacy protection, multiparty data sharing and data storage security to ensure unmanned aircraft network security. the blockchain-based communication mechanism for unmanned aircraft is shown in figure 3. (1) data security and privacy protection with the maturity of unmanned aircraft technology, it has become possible to use unmanned aircraft to complete some difficult, dangerous and toxic jobs that are difficult for humans to complete. unmanned aircraft transmit information through mobile networks to complete efficient collaboration. however, the unmanned aircraft network itself has serious privacy leakage issues and cyber-attacks, which is a big problem that needs to be addressed for the widespread use of unmanned aircraft. the data collected by unmanned aircraft is a highly private record of the user, and a privacy breach could result in damage to the user's privacy and the data falling into the hands of a malicious attacker. therefore, encryption methods need to be able to cope with malicious attacks by attackers. a blockchain is a network of peer-to-peer components that has a similar network structure to a unmanned aircraft network. blockchain uses techniques such as hash functions and elliptic curve encryption to secure data. blockchain guarantees data consistency through consensus mechanisms, and data confidentiality and security through cryptographic algorithms. (2) multi-party data sharing unmanned aircraft systems are developing rapidly and gradually increasing in scale, requiring multiple uavs to collaborate with each other in order to complete their tasks. however, the current uav data collection is localised and home-made, relying mainly on independently operating uas, and it is difficult to achieve multi-party data sharing. the lack of effective data sharing can lead to information blockage, and the true value of the data cannot be realised without information interaction. by introducing blockchain technology, the uas network realises multi-party data sharing. 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[12] penard w, van werkhoven t. on the secure hash algorithm family[j]. cryptography in context, 2008: 1-18. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 58 research on news text classification based on rcnn xudong wang asterfusion data technologies co., ltd., china abstract: one of the popular directions of natural language processing is text processing, which is an effective method used to manage data, and it has developed rapidly after the rise of artificial intelligence. however, text classification based on traditional machine learning algorithms encountered bottlenecks in the development process, and after deep learning, a multilevel neural network, was introduced, it was soon widely used in natural language processing problems, making many branches of the field develop further, and now deep learning is the mainstream model in the field of text classification. in this paper, we first introduce the general process of text classification, point out the current problems of text classification based on traditional machine learning, and then describe the superiority of deep learning in this aspect of feature extraction. after that, three different deep learning models are experimented, and the differences between the trained models are compared and the relative optimal models are derived. finally, the future trends and research directions of deep learning in this field are discussed. keywords: text classification; deep learning; neural networks. 1. background machine learning is an interdisciplinary discipline, mainly applied to natural language processing and image processing. text classification is a branch of natural language processing, and its purpose is to organize and classify text data. in traditional machine learning-based text classification, the main algorithms are support vector machines and k-nearest neighbor algorithms, etc. however, machine learning-based text classification is a very important part of natural language processing. however, the machine learning-based text classification algorithms ignore the relationship between word vectors and sentences, and have poor processing and generalization ability for high-dimensional data, while this limitation is solved accordingly after the introduction of deep learning models. the essence of deep learning is multilayer neural network, and using multilayer neural network and combining with traditional machine learning algorithm, feature extraction of large amount of data can be done automatically by computer. throughout the training process, model learning is automated, the design cost of the problem is reduced, and the data information analysis and extraction capability is enhanced. the mainstream deep learning models are convolutional neural networks (cnn), recurrent neural networks (rnn), attention mechanisms and other models. these models have achieved good experimental results in the field of text classification. in this paper, we will first give a detailed introduction to the traditional text classification process and show the problems of traditional methods, then describe three commonly used deep learning models and conduct experiments with them, and finally compare the optimal model among the three models by experimental data. 2. methods and models there are two main types of text classification methods: traditional text classification; deep learning text classification. for the former, traditional text classification should first select a dataset, and then manually construct feature engineering, which contains several major steps, including text pre-processing, feature extraction, and feature representation. finally, a suitable machine learning algorithm is selected to classify the text after the feature engineering process. this process is described in detail below. figure 1. structure of news text classification algorithm 2.1. text pre-processing the core steps of text pre-processing are text splitting and text cleaning. firstly, the original text data collection is divided into a single chapter-based collection, and then the text is divided into words according to certain rules for extracting the feature values of the text through the text splitting process. the dictionary is constructed first, and then the text is divided into words using a dictionary algorithm. the current popular method for constructing dictionaries is dictionary trees, and the word separation algorithms can be divided into three categories: string matching-based word separation algorithms, such as forward maximal matching algorithms; statistical-based word separation algorithms such as crf and n-gram (n-gram); and understanding-based word separation methods, i.e., artificial intelligence methods. finally, text cleaning, i.e., removing noise from the data, such as discontinued words, special symbols, and those words or characters that do not characterize this text. the idea of the forward maximum matching algorithm is as follows: initialize the word string s1 to be cut, output the word string s2, maximum length m, then: while(s1 is not empty){ fetch the candidate string w whose length is less than m. query whether w is in the dictionary. remove the rightmost word of w. if(w is a single word){ 59 s2 = s2 + w s1 = s1 − w } } 2.2. feature extraction the purpose of feature extraction is to reduce the number of words to be processed by the model as much as possible without damaging the core information of the text, so as to reduce the vector space dimension and thus simplify the operation. 2.2.1. machine learning based feature extraction feature extraction includes feature selection and feature weight calculation. the basic idea of feature selection is to rank the original feature items according to a certain evaluation index, select the highest scoring feature items, and filter the rest. for feature weighting, the tf-idf algorithm is generally chosen to evaluate the importance of a word to a document set. when the word frequency and inverse document frequency are available, these two words are multiplied together to obtain the value of tf-idf for a word, and the larger this value is, the greater the probability that the word will become a keyword. this calculation can effectively avoid the influence of common words on keywords and improve the relevance between keywords and articles. 𝑡𝑓𝑖𝑗 = 𝑛𝑖𝑗 ∑ 𝑛𝑘𝑗𝑘 (1) 𝑖𝑑𝑓𝑖 = log( |𝐷| 1+|𝐷𝑖| ) (2) 𝑡𝑓 ∗ 𝑖𝑑𝑓(𝑖, 𝑗) = 𝑡𝑓𝑖𝑗 ∗ 𝑖𝑑𝑓𝑖 = 𝑛𝑖𝑗 ∑ 𝑛𝑘𝑗𝑘 ∗ log ( |𝐷| 1+|𝐷𝑖| ) (3) 2.2.2. deep learning-based feature extraction the difference between machine learning and deep learning is the interpretability of features. in machine learning, each feature is required to have a certain meaning as much as possible, which is equivalent to manually extracting features from the original input, and then modeling with the extracted features. in contrast, deep learning learns features automatically from the data rather than selecting them manually. for all layers before the output layer, it can be viewed as a feature extraction process. after abstracting features by passing the original features through a multilayer neural network, the extracted features are then fed to the final layer for the corresponding operations. in this way, deep learning feature extractors such as textcnn, textrnn, etc. can be directly utilized instead of the above complex traditional machine learning feature extraction process. textcnn: the word vector is first represented by e(wi). then a bidirectional gru is used to obtain the context vector representation cl(wi),cr(wi) for each word, and the original word vector and the context representation vector are aggregated through a fully connected network to form a new word vector representation. after that, maximum pooling is used to obtain the final representation of the sentences. finally, softmax is used to do the classification work. textrnn: firstly, the word vector is represented by e(wi). firstly, the word vector of each word in the sentence is input to the bidirectional two-layer lstm in turn. then the hidden layers at the last valid position in each of the two directions are stitched into a vector as a representation of the text. finally, softmax is used to do the classification work. textrcnn: firstly, the word vector is represented by e(wi). next, the word vector is passed through the bidirectional rnn to get cl(wi) and cr(wi) vectors. then the cl(wi), e(wi) and cr(wi) are spliced to obtain the new vector, which is fed to the fully connected network for integration. the output of the fully connected network is then subjected to maxpooling pooling operation. finally, softmax is used to do the classification work. 2.3. feature representation since the length of text is not fixed, the text of indefinite length should be converted into a fixed length space, which needs to be represented after a word embedding process. if the words are represented as discrete vectors by the one-hot method, each word in a sentence of n words is converted into an n-dimensional sparse vector, so that a sentence is converted into an n × n sparse matrix. as can be seen from the above process, the main problem of traditional classification is that the final text representation obtained is highly sparse and high latitude, which makes the model feature representation weak. in addition, feature engineering often requires manual creation, and the whole process is tedious. and one of the important reasons why deep learning has been so successful in the image field is that the original data of images are continuous and dense with local relevance. it is envisioned that if deep learning is applied to text classification with high local relevance the problem of large-scale text representation can be solved. 3. experimental results test set: 200,000 news headlines from thucnews with text lengths between 20 and 30, 100,000 categories in total, 20,000 items per category. operating system: windows 10 compiler: pycharm community edition 2020.2.3 x64 deep learning environment: pytorch 1.6.0 due to the large number of iterations, only the first three iterations are taken here for reference, and the status of each model iteration is as follows: figure 2. textcnn loss descent graph: blue for the first iteration, yellow for the second, green for the third 60 figure 3. textcnn accuracy transformation graph: blue for the first iteration, yellow for the second, and green for the third the following results are obtained by averaging the first three iterations using the textcnn model: table 1. cnn mean loss acc first 0.586 81.39% second 0.3414 89.47% third 0.3307 89.89% figure 4. textrnn accuracy transformation graph: blue for the first iteration, yellow for the second, green for the third figure 5. textrnn accuracy transformation graph: blue for the first iteration, yellow for the second, green for the third the following results were obtained by averaging the first three iterations using the textrnn model. table 2. rnn average loss acc first time 0.7613 73.55% second time 0.3536 88.75% third time 0.3229 89.75% figure 6. textrcnn loss descent graph: blue for the first iteration, yellow for the second, green for the third figure 7. textrcnn accuracy transformation graph: blue for the first iteration, yellow for the second, green for the third the average of the first three iterations using the textrcnn model gives the following results: table 3. rcnn average loss acc first 0.5507 81.72% second 0.3143 89.94% third 0.2979 90.59% a confusion matrix is a situation analysis table that summarizes the prediction results of classification models in data science, data analysis and machine learning. it summarizes the records in a data set in matrix form according to two criteria: the true categories and the classification judgments made by the classification models. the confusion matrix for each model is as follows. figure 8. confusion matrix of textcnn 61 figure 9. confusion matrix of textrnn figure 10. confusion matrix of textrnn the confusion matrix shows that the percentage of correct predictions is higher in the total sample, with the textrcnn model performing slightly better. cross entropy loss is often used when solving classification problems using neural networks, and it is often used to determine how close the actual output is to the desired output. the formula for implementing cross entropy loss in pytorch is: 𝐿𝑜𝑔𝑆𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑥𝑖) = log exp (𝑥𝑖) ∑ exp (𝑥𝑗)𝑗 the accuracy rate is calculated as: 𝐴𝑐𝑐 = 𝑇𝑃 + 𝑇𝑁 𝑇𝑃 + 𝐹𝑃 + 𝑇𝑁 + 𝐹𝑁 analyzing the results of the first three iterations of each of the three models, we can see that the loss and acc values (accuracy refers to the percentage of correct predictions over the total sample) are not very good after the first iteration, but all models have a significant improvement after the second iteration, with lower loss function values than the first one and a corresponding increase in accuracy. the difference between the second and third iterations was not significant, but the improvement was generally steady. finally, after completing all iterations, the results of the three models textcnn, textrnn, and textrcnn were obtained with loss values of 0.3, 0.29, and 0.28, respectively, and accuracy rates of 90.42%, 90.75%, and 91.10%, respectively. the experimental results are then compared to obtain the following results: figure 11. three models loss values figure 12. final prediction accuracy of the three models, left to right for textcnn,textrnn,textrcnn 4. summary and outlook through the above confusion matrix and experimental charts, the loss value is lower than cnn and rnn 0.02, 0.01, and the accuracy rate is higher than cnn and rnn 0.68%, 0.35%, indicating that the textrcnn model performs better than rnn and cnn, is easier to train, and the applicable range should be broader. however, the model should not be selected blindly in the actual training, but should be analyzed for specific problems before 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[11] wang yibin. deep learning-based news text classification and application[d]. chongqing normal university,2020. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 158 design and implementation of convolutional neural network accelerator based on fpga jixun cheng* school of physics & electronic information engineering, henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo 454000, henan, china * corresponding author email: 849061591@qq.com abstract: convolutional neural network, as a kind of feed-forward neural network, has been widely used in image recognition, speech processing and other fields in recent years. in this paper, an fpga-based cnn gas pedal is designed to solve the problem of slow running and high-power consumption of cnn on resource-constrained hardware. the design invokes multi-stage pipeline parallel processing technology to accelerate convolutional operations; quantifies network parameters from 32-bit floating-point to 8-bit fixed-point while guaranteeing cnn accuracy, and uses data multiplexing to reduce resource consumption. experimental results show that the design is 10 times faster than the intel i7-8700 and consumes only 1% of the power of the rtx 2060 at 50mhz. keywords: field programmable gate array; convolutional neural network; parallelization; accelerator. 1. introduction with the progress of time and technology, deep learning (deep learning) technology has been developed and widely used in different application scenarios [1]. and convolutional neural networks, as a common deep learning structure with two features of local perception and parameter sharing, are structurally closer to actual biological neural networks, and have achieved good results not only in the application of computer vision fields such as image classification [2][3], target recognition, and video analysis [4][5], but also in natural language processing [6], speech recognition [7], and other fields as well breakthroughs in natural language processing [6], speech recognition [7], and other fields, which have greatly advanced the development of artificial intelligence. however, in the continuous pursuit of better performance, the number of parameters and computation of algorithmic models are also increasing rapidly, making the traditional general-purpose processors more and more strained for network models. more and more researchers are designing structures for hardware acceleration using other platforms to address the structural characteristics of convolutional neural networks. currently, there are three types of platforms for convolutional neural network acceleration: graphics processing unit (gpu), application specific integrated circuit (asic) [8], and field programmable logic array (fpga). gpus have powerful parallel computing capabilities for large-scale, same-type operations [9], which are well suited for cnn operations, but their power consumption is too high asics, as specialized integrated circuits, can be customized with dedicated acceleration circuits for convolutional neural network models to achieve high throughput and energy efficiency [10]. however, the design process has many parts, takes long time, and is expensive to design. finally, fpgas, with low power consumption, short development cycle, and high flexibility, can have higher computational performance and energy consumption ratio than cpus and gpus, and are more reconfigurable and less expensive to develop than asics, while fpgas are more suitable for hardware acceleration research as a functional simulation and verification platform before the flow of ai chips [11]. to address this, this paper designs a fast and low-power convolutional neural network gas pedal based on fpgas by conducting an in-depth study of cnn algorithms to discover the potential parallelism of convolutional neural network networks, and taking into full consideration the advantages of rich logic resources and flexible design of fpgas themselves. 2. cnn convolutional neural network is a very important research branch in the field of neural networks, which is a very classical forward propagation neural network [12], including input layer, transmission layer and hidden layer. the input layer is the input data of the whole neural network; the output layer generally adopts a fully connected approach, in which the extracted features are analyzed according to different weight values to draw conclusions; and the hidden layer consists of three main parts: convolution, pooling and activation [13]. the convolution layer is used to convolve the original image with different convolution kernels to extract the features from the original image. the pooling layer, also known as the down sampling layer, is mainly used to reduce the dimensionality of the feature map and compute the statistical features within each pooling window, compressing them into one value to achieve the effect of reducing the amount of data, preventing overfitting, and speeding up the operation. commonly used pooling methods are maximum pooling and average pooling. the activation layer is to introduce a nonlinear factor to the network structure to solve the problem of insufficient expression and classification ability of linear models. the features of each layer of the cnn are obtained from the local but not the global region of the previous layer by the same convolutional kernel excitation with shared weights, as shown in equation (1) [14], which on the one hand reduces the number of weights making the network easy to optimize, and on the other hand reduces the complexity of the model and reduces the risk of overfitting. this advantage is even 159 more obvious when the input is an image, as the image can be directly used as the input to the network, avoiding the complex feature extraction and data reconstruction process in traditional recognition algorithms, which has a great advantage in the processing of two-dimensional images [15]. 𝑥𝑗 𝑙 = 𝑓(∑ 𝑥𝑖 𝑙−1 ⊗𝑘𝑖𝑗 + 𝑏𝑗 𝑚 𝑖=𝑙 ) j=1, 2,…,n (1) the neural network model used in this paper is the modified lenet-5 model, and its model structure is shown in figure 1. figure 1. improved lenet-5 the model has two convolutional layers and two pooling layers, with a convolutional kernel size of 5x5. the results of the second pooling layer are expanded into a (192, 1) column vector, and 10 results are obtained after a fully connected layer, whose maximum value is the final result of the corresponding handwritten digit prediction. in this paper, the model is built and trained on jupyter notebook based on the pytorch deep learning framework. in this model, the input of the first convolutional layer is 28 x 28 pixels after grayscale processing and normalization, the size of convolutional kernel is 5 x 5, the number of convolutional kernels is 6, step size = 1, padding = 0, the activation function is relu activation function, and the size of output of each channel is 24 x 24. the input of the first pooling layer is 24 x 24, and the output is 12 x 12 after maximum pooling of size 2 x 2 and step size 2. the input of the second convolutional layer is six 12 x 12 feature maps with 5 x 5 convolutional kernels, 12 convolutional kernels with a step size of 1 and padding = 0. the activation function is chosen as the relu function, and the size of the output of each channel of this layer is 8 x 8. the size of the input of the second pooling layer is 8 x 8, and the size of the output is 4 x 4 after a maximum pooling of size 2 x 2 and a step size of 2. a total of 12 4 x 4 feature maps are obtained after the second pooling layer, and a (192, 1) column vector is obtained after expansion. a total of 10 neurons in the fully connected layer are computed with the above (192, 1) column vector for full connection, and finally 10 computational results are obtained. 3. design options 3.1. overall structure the parallelism of the convolution part in this design is 6, i.e., 6 convolution modules, activation modules and pooling modules are instantiated. the simplified lenet model has 6 convolutional kernels in the first layer and 12 convolutional kernels in the second layer. if the 6 convolutional modules are used to obtain a complete convolutional result (n x n) at the same time, then the entire network needs 13 convolutional cycles to recognize a picture. the first convolutional cycle: input the pixel data of the image, the calculation result of each convolutional module plus the bias of the corresponding convolutional kernel enters the pooling module through the activation module, and finally obtains 6 groups (144 per group) of data, i.e. 6 feature maps of size 12 x 12 in the first layer, which are recorded as f1 to f6. at this time, the calculation of the first convolutional layer and the pooling layer is completed. the 2nd convolutional cycle: f1 is selected as the input of the 6 convolutional modules, and finally 6 groups of 64 data are obtained, which are recorded as f1_01 to f1_06. the 3rd convolution cycle: f1 is still selected as the input of the 6 convolution modules, and 6 sets of data (64 in each set) are obtained, which are recorded as f1_07 to f1_12. the 4th convolution cycle: f2 is selected as the input of the 6 convolution modules, and 6 sets of data (64 each) are obtained, which are recorded as f2_01 to f2_06. the 5th convolution cycle: f2 is still selected as the input of the 6 convolution modules, and 6 sets of data (64 each) are finally obtained, which are recorded as f2_07 to f2_12. the next loop is similar to the above. so far, 72 groups of data are obtained, and the 12 groups of data obtained after adding (example: f1_01 + f2_01 + f3_01 + f4_01 + f5_01 + f6_01) are the inputs of the activation module in the second convolutional layer, and then 12 groups of data (16 per group) are obtained after pooling module, which are the inputs of the fully-connected layer. the above is the entire computation process except for the fully connected layer, from which the hardware circuit is designed and accelerated by pipelining method. the results of the 2nd and 3rd convolution cycles are stored in 12 fifos (fifo_01 to fifo_12), and in the 4th convolution cycle, the data in the corresponding fifos (fifo_01 to fifo_06) are summed and written back to the same fifo. the subsequent convolution cycles are similar, except that in the 12th and 13th convolution cycle, the result of the summation is not written back to the fifo but flows into the activation module. figure 2. overall framework diagram 3.2. model quantification neural network model in gpu, cpu do are floating point calculation, considering to reduce the size of the model, improve the speed of calculation, after research will be more appropriate to convert floating point to int8, its accuracy does not lose too much, and in the fpga, implementation will save a lot of resources used to improve the parallelism of the design, improve the acceleration effect. in this design, the model is quantized using static quantization after training and hierarchical quantization. the int8 quantization is to map the weight parameters of each layer between -127 and 127, and the simple max-max 160 mapping is to map the negative value of the maximum absolute value of the parameters to -127 and the positive value to 127. this method will greatly lose accuracy in the case of uneven distribution of parameters, so we need to observe the distribution of parameters first and choose the appropriate mapping method. first extract the parameters from the model, visualize them as histograms, and observe the distribution of the parameters. we can see that the weight parameters of each layer are mostly concentrated in a certain interval, for example, the weight parameters of the second convolutional layer are concentrated between [-0.4,0.4], and there are few parameters outside this interval. therefore, when quantifying, the parameters outside this interval are rounded off, and -0.4 is mapped to for the first convolutional layer, the parameters in the interval [-0.6,0.6] are mapped to [-127,127]. for the fully connected layer, the parameters in the interval [-0.4,0.4] are mapped to [-127,127], and the discarded parameters are taken as -127 or 127. 3.3. convolution module in this model, all convolution kernels are of size 5 x 5 with step size 1 and padding = 0. therefore, the convolution module can be reused in both layer 1 and layer 2 convolution loops. although the input sizes of layer 1 and layer 2 are different, they can be controlled by sampling means without additional circuitry. in this paper, a sliding window approach is used to implement a 5 x 5 matrix multiplication. the sliding window module is implemented by shift ram, as shown in figure 3. the serial data flows in from shift_in, shifts right at each clock arrival, and outputs the tap vector when it reaches the end of the line and sequentially goes to the beginning of the next line. once the entire shift_ram is filled, each subsequent clock causes the window to pan one unit to the right. figure 3. sliding window when calculating the first and second convolutional layers, the input size of the sliding window module is different, 28 x 28 for the first layer and 12 x 12 for the second layer, which can be achieved by controlling the address of the output data with the same shift ram. the size of the convolution kernel is 5 x 5, and each convolution kernel has 25 weight parameters stored in a 5 x 5 array of registers. the output of the sliding window module is passed forward in order to calculate the multiplication and addition result of each column, and the sum of the 5 multiplication and addition results is an output result of the convolution module. the appropriate sampling rules are set according to the convolution step size and the input size of each layer. 3.4. activation and pooling module the activation function used in this paper is the relu activation function, which is constant when the input is positive and takes 0 when it is negative. the pooling method is 2x2 maximum pooling with a step size of 2, and its implementation is shown in figure 4. figure 4. pooling calculation the pooling process is similar to a ping-pong operation, where one row of input data is first cached, and when the first data in the second row is sampled, it is compared with the first data in the first row of the cache, and the result is stored in reg0; when the second data in the second row is sampled, it is compared with the second data in the first row of the cache, and the result is stored in reg1; when the third data in the second row is sampled, it is compared with the third data in the first row of the cache, and the result is stored in reg0, and so on. the result of the comparison between the data in reg0 and reg1 is the output of the pooling module. the output of the pooling module designed by this method is a maximum pooling result with a step size of 1, and the output needs to be filtered. 3.5. full-connected module the number of multiplications and additions in the fully connected layer of the convolutional neural network is large, accounting for almost half of the multiplications and additions in the whole computation process. in order to strengthen the acceleration effect, most of the resources in the fpga are used for the design of fully connected modules in this design, with a parallelism of 10 and no multiplexing of modules. the handwritten digit recognition is a 10-category image classification calculation, and there are 10 neurons in the fully-connected layer, so 10 fully-connected modules are designed, corresponding to 10 neurons in the fully-connected layer. in this design, the parallelism of convolution module, activation module and pooling module is 6. at the 12th convolution cycle, the pooling module outputs 6 valid data at the same time, and these 6 valid data are input to each fully connected module for multiplication and addition. each fullyconnected module performs 192 multiplications, requiring 192 weight parameters, 96 for the 12th convolutional cycle and 96 for the 13th convolutional cycle. in the 12th convolution cycle, the nth valid data output from the six pooling modules are multiplied and summed with w(0+n), w(16+n), w(32+n), w(48+n), w(54+n), and w(80+n), respectively. the output size of the second pooling layer is 4 x 4, so the input valid signal of each fully connected module 161 will be pulled up 16 times, and the result obtained each time will be cumulated plus the previous result, and after 16 times, the cumulative result will be output and recorded as result0. at the 13th convolution loop, the nth valid data output by the six pooling modules are compared with w(96+n), w(112+n), w(128+ n), w(144+n), w(160+n), w(176+n), and the final output result1. result0 and result1 are added together to obtain the final output of the neuron. at this point, the acceleration module completes an acceleration process. 4. experiments and analysis of results the training process of the cnn network is done on the pc, and the obtained training weights are fixed-point for backup on the pc. the fpga circuit implementation platform is the han pilot platform development platform, and the device used is the 10as066k3f40e2sg of the arria 10 series, and the development environment used is quartus prime 18.1. the internal resource utilization of the fpga is shown in table 1. it can be seen that the overall design takes less resources from the development board, so the gas pedal can be used in fpgas with fewer resources. if higher computational performance is required, the dsp utilization can go to the appropriate level. table 1. resource usage category resource usage occupancy rate logic utilization 56995 23% ram blocks 30 1% dsp blocks 90 5% the digital recognition library is chosen to use the mnist dataset, this dataset has 60,000 images in the training set and 10,000 images in the test set, each image is a 28 x 28 grayscale image, the images are fixed point and then imported into the fpga together with the weights to complete the recognition. the current maximum operating frequency of this design is up to 130mhz, and the experiment was run at 50mhz, and the results are shown in table 2. the design recognizes 10,000 images at 50mhz with 96.1% recognition accuracy, which meets the error requirements, and its computing speed is 10 times faster than the intel i7-8700 and power consumption is only 1% of the rtx 2060. table 2. comparison of this design with cpu and gpu category calculating time/us power consumption/w accuracy rate/% cpu 879 95 98.70 gpu 230 160 98.57 design 85 1.463 96.10 5. conclusion this design makes full use of the high parallel processing capability and low power consumption of fpgas, and completes the overall design of the fpga-based convolutional neural network gas pedal. by using fpga onchip memory resources, the parallelism of the circuit is improved, and the pipeline 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[j]. j. solid-state circuits, 2017, 52(1): 127-138. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 137 design of automatic management system of electric power marketing charges and accounts based on robot process automation jie sun*, degui qiu, zhufa xu state grid anhui electric power company bengbu power supply company, bengbu, china * corresponding author: jie sun (email: 1603727915@qq.com) abstract: in the automation construction of marketing charge accounts in power supply enterprises, the key is the automation system of electric energy measurement. it covers all levels of measurement points and collection terminals in the whole network, and integrates measurement management, analysis, monitoring and information collection. the traditional electricity charge management of electric power enterprises is the process of manual meter reading, accounting and charging. meter readers go to each customer every month to read the meter according to the meter reading time and meter reading card, record the number of electric energy meters on the meter reading card, and then copy the data of the meter reading card on the accounting card. manual meter reading can't meet the current demand. therefore, this paper will study the automatic management of electric power marketing charges based on rpa (robot process automation), and build an automatic management system of electric power marketing charges. through the comparative analysis of experimental data, the experimental results of the response accuracy of different systems show that this system is still more advantageous, and the accuracy of this system is the highest, with an average accuracy of 81.59%. however, the accuracy of reference method and reference method are 62.72% and 46.95% respectively. a perfect charging system based on rpa can not only improve the service level and corporate image of power supply companies, but also improve the management level of power supply companies, thus improving the economic benefits of enterprises. keywords: robot process automation; power marketing; charge accounting; automated management system. 1. introduction with the marketization and commercialization of the electric power industry in china, power supply enterprises at provincial, municipal and county levels, which have always focused on single safety production, are facing new challenges and opportunities. in the new pattern, the focus of work should be shifted to the measurement of basic data, the exchange of information between various departments, and the analysis of massive data. in the construction of marketing charge accounting automation of power supply enterprises, the key is the electric energy measurement automation system. it covers all levels of measurement points and acquisition terminals of the whole network, and integrates measurement management, analysis, monitoring, information collection and other work. its function is mainly to provide technical support for market management, pre-purchase of electricity, orderly use of electricity, load control, remote meter reading, settlement of electricity charges and other work of power supply enterprises. at the same time, on this basis, it is extended to applications such as customer energy conservation assessment, power supply and sales statistics, line loss quartering statistics and power supply quality statistics. the traditional electricity charge management of electric power enterprises is the process of manual meter reading, accounting and charging. the meter reading personnel read the meter at each customer every month according to the meter reading time and the meter reading card, record the end of the electricity meter on the meter reading card, and then copy the data of the meter reading card on the account card. in view of the above situation, this paper will design the automatic management system of electric power marketing charge accounting based on rpa. as the core business of the electric power system, electric power marketing has improved and sublimated its business structure on the basis of the fourtiered structure proposed by the original state electric power corporation. more business information exchanges and closer collaboration of cross departmental business processes constitute a mesh electric power marketing application. the core of rpa is to "replace people" through automation and intelligent technology for repetitive, low value, no manual decision-making and other fixed process operations, so as to effectively improve work efficiency and reduce errors. the electric power marketing charge management system established through rpa is responsible for the marketing automation of power departments at all levels. the goal is to further improve the automation of the electric power marketing business of power supply enterprises at all levels. as an important part of the electric power marketing management information system, the main function of the electric power real-time charge system is the real-time collection of electricity charges. from the perspective of the market, as an important part of power operation and management, the recovery of electricity charges is actually a direct link to achieve the economic benefits of power enterprises. for power supply enterprises at all levels, the company should also provide convenient services for residents and enterprises to collect electricity charges. the charging system based on rpa can not only improve the service level and corporate image of power supply companies, but also improve the management level of power supply companies, thus improving the economic benefits of enterprises. 138 2. advantages of robot process automation 2.1. the theory of robot process automation rpa is a way for virtual robot to replace manual labor, which can not only simulate human beings, but also integrate and embed existing artificial intelligence technologies, such as image recognition, natural language processing and other technologies, to achieve the goal of process automation. the most obvious advantage of rpa is direct cost reduction and efficiency increase. rpa can replace people or auxiliary people to carry out a wide variety of process automation tasks, which can reduce a lot of costs for enterprises. rpa is a business process automation technology based on software robots and artificial intelligence. as long as the rules and processes are designed in advance, rpa can capture and simulate manual operations, click, input, copy, paste and other behaviors, and assist in completing a large number of "work based on fixed rules, with high repeatability and less analysis" . more generally speaking, rpa is to use some scripts that can be automatically executed to complete a series of tasks that originally needed to be done manually. any tool with certain script generation, editing and execution ability can be called "robot" here. rpa robot can realize the interaction between multiple applications and systems, not only limited to the operation of office tools. the more mature and advanced rpa is a robot with self-awareness or intelligent automation, which can perform unconventional tasks, including judgment of unstructured data and intelligent decision analysis. rpa is a typical c/s software system architecture, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. rpa structure diagram rpa is equivalent to one or any number of "virtual employees". it can quickly inherit the experience accumulated in various business fields. after the instruction is given, it can quickly enter the working state, be tireless, have higher efficiency, and the error rate is close to "0". the simplest working principle of rpa is to record the mouse and keyboard actions of the operator to form an operation script. the script here can be modified, and users can modify the parameters and rules of the script according to their needs, which is tedious and repetitive. it is driven by the main process rules, and does not require too much human judgment, and the work that is frequently processed and repeatedly performed, such as automatic calculation, process approval, etc. rpa technology can improve efficiency while ensuring accuracy. rpa is mainly used in contract downloading and enterprise qualification verification. the common feature of these two processes is that they have repetitive and similar action tasks and clear structured data, which is more suitable for the implementation of robot automation processes. 2.2. development of robotic process automation at present, industrial robots have been widely used in various industries, ranging from machinery manufacturing, automobile production, nuclear power facility maintenance, nut and nut production, mask production and candy industry. since rpa products are put into use for the first time, most companies will choose a supplier. in order to ensure the later operation, they will establish a long-term partnership with the supplier, but at the same time, they will also expose the enterprise's operating data to the other party's monitoring system in real time. moreover, the product has strong universality and cannot meet the individual needs of enterprises. continuous training on rpa applications, especially in large and medium-sized enterprises or enterprises that have established financial sharing service centers, should test the system before putting it into use to avoid unnecessary resource waste caused by large business volumes and complex business types. after years of development and generations, rpa has been widely used in various fields from rpa1.0 to rpa4.0 through evolution of multiple times. 1) pra1.0: free hands, free migration between structured data applications; 2) rpa2.0: replace hands, intelligent modeling and analysis after full coverage of data types; 3) rpa3.0: enhance human brain, usher in a new era of machine reasoning and automatic business management. rpa consists of server, editor and robot. the server is the process robot management platform, which is responsible for the daily management of the client process robot, such as release management, log archiving, monitoring report, remote control, task scheduling, load balancing, etc., to ensure that the process robot works normally. the prerequisite for robots to perform automated processes is to have the necessary basic data. the significance of basic data is to specify the execution scope for the robot and specify the specific object of operation. therefore, accurate and comprehensive basic data is the premise of rpa. combined with rpa technology, voice text recognition, intelligent question answering and other technologies, it has realized the automation of the whole process of public transformer power outage, which can effectively replace the grass-roots marketing personnel to achieve power outage operation for public transformer users, and to some extent, it has avoided the impact of uncertain factors such as personnel flow, manual mis operation on the public transformer power outage indicators and work efficiency. 3. application of automatic management of electricity marketing charges and accounts based on robot process automation 3.1. design of automatic management system for electric power charging accounts it is the client of robot rpa, which provides work such as process arrangement, monitoring, process scheduling, workflow and resource deployment. in addition to detailed logging and statistical functions, it can also save information 139 such as process operation cutting maps and operation videos, making robot management easier and more accurate. based on rpa, the automatic management system of electric power marketing charge accounts is designed. the platform design scheme of "five platforms" mode is adopted, including data storage platform, data management platform, data exchange platform, data work platform and data disaster recovery platform. specifically, the data storage platform manages, stores and retrieves data. the data management platform is the most critical in the electric power payment management system, which gathers all the business units to be processed, and is responsible for accessing and completing the overall fee payment, electricity calculation, fee collection and payment. the incomplete voltage meter data is collected in the two-rate and one-loss system, and the data call test needs to be operated in the acquisition system. at the same time, there are too many voltage points in the meter, and only oneby-one copy of the meter's household number can be used for data call test, which adds workload to the staff [11]. rpa process can automatically realize the data interaction between systems, and replenish mining at regular time, which improves the efficiency and accuracy of replenish mining. it can be seen from rpa's access user types and voltage levels that the power metering automation system includes four subsystems, namely, low-voltage centralized meter reading system, load management system, power metering telemetry system of power plants and stations, and distribution transformer monitoring and metering system. the lowvoltage centralized meter reading system is composed of the main station system and the related power supply, transmission channels, power collection and metering devices installed at the residential power room side and residential users’ side, etc., mainly to count the load status of this metering point, and analyze the monthly power uploading and marketing system and distribution transformer of this metering point on this premise. the platform design of automatic management system for electric power charging accounts is shown in figure 2. figure 2. power marketing charge accounting automation management system platform when the system is applied to electric power marketing and management, it can first support remote centralized meter reading, which will greatly improve the efficiency of meter reading; secondly, it can realize online monitoring of users' electricity consumption behavior and payment of electricity bills, support real-time operation and processing of abnormal electricity consumption, ensure electricity safety and reduce power supply risks; finally, the real-time price, time of use price and outage information of the power market can be sent to users in time to improve the power service quality [12]. when there is harmonic current in the distribution network, the effective value  i of non-sinusoidal periodic current is equal to the square root of the square sum of its fundamental component 1i and the effective value ( ),...4,3,2== hih of each harmonic component: ( ) 2 1 21 iti t i ==  (1) therefore, when harmonics exist, the additional loss 5p caused by  i flowing through the line with resistance r is: ririp 2 5 −  = (2) assume that the active power loss is eqvri 2 under ideal conditions; when there is contact resistance, the active power loss is ( ) ceqv rri +2 , so the additional loss is: crip 2 4 = (3) rpa realizes line loss quartering online management and improves line loss refined management level. taking the construction of measurement automation system as an opportunity, focusing on technological innovation, the online line loss quartering management module has been built through the business distribution integration platform and relying on the measurement automation system. the login of users and management personnel, query, deletion, addition of charging information, power charging, etc. were tested. problems in the system were found by simulating real-time detection of thousands of users. the test results were analyzed, as shown in table 1. table 1. average test data of system number concurrent operand average transaction response time request response time whether it operates normally sf-01 300 1.52 0.26 yes sf-02 300 1.47 0.31 yes sf-03 300 1.59 0.29 yes however, the indicator data is scattered in different business systems, and the operation of indicator statistics is complex, time-consuming and laborious. rpa technology is adopted to automatically acquire and summarize the index data of multiple systems such as sg186 and consumer acquisition, which reduces the time for staff to frequently switch systems to query data. under the intelligent construction and management mode of electric power enterprises, rpa applies the metering automation system to the meter reading operation link to achieve accurate screening, real-time audit, efficient accounting, monitoring and maintenance of electric energy data. it can effectively build a closed-loop working mechanism for meter reading, accounting and charging, and strengthen the control of the inspection and circulation accounting link based on the whole process and automation management mode, further improve the management efficiency and data accounting quality of low-voltage meter reading. 140 3.2. realization of automatic management system of electric power charging accounts the automatic management system of electric power marketing charge accounts realizes the effective control of electric power metering in stations and electric power transmission in substations, and provides services for electric power supervision and management. specifically, the test content mainly covers three aspects: overload power consumption, power fault detection and illegal power consumption behavior, and supports the tracking management of power metering and power transmission, ensuring timely identification of abnormal information and fault problems, and improving the level of power metering. it is necessary to establish an internal control management operation mechanism which is guided by risk strategic management, realizes self-control management of business risks, and is supported by internal control information communication management, internal control supervision, evaluation and punishment management. realize the refined online monitoring of the internal control management information system, ensure the establishment of a sound assessment system, organizational system, internal control enterprise culture and internal control basic environment, ensure a perfect risk refined whole process management, ensure that every step can be effectively implemented, ensure that various business risks can be avoided, and promote the sustainable development of electric power enterprises. this chapter will further verify the automatic management system of electric power marketing charges and accounts. in order to prevent errors or defects in software development, the basic functions of the system are tested at first, and the performance of the system needs to be tested, mainly focusing on the response time and response accuracy of the system. in this paper, the systems in literature and literature will be compared with the system in this paper, and the experimental results are shown in figure 3figure 4. figure 3. response time of different systems figure 4. accuracy of different system responses it can be found from the data in figure 3 that the experiment tests the performance of the system and compares the response time of three different systems. the system response time in this paper is the shortest, with an average time of 33.27 seconds, followed by the system in literature, with an average time of 52.45 seconds, while the system in literature takes the longest, with a time of 61.68 seconds. it can be seen from the experimental results of the accuracy rates of different system responses in figure 3 that the system in this paper still has more advantages. the accuracy rate of the system in this paper is the highest, with an average accuracy rate of 81.59%. however, the accuracy rates of literature and literature are 62.72% and 46.95% respectively. 4. conclusions as the core business of electric power system, electric power marketing has been improved and sublimated on the basis of the four-tier structure proposed by the former state electric power company, with more business information interaction and closer cross-departmental business process collaboration, thus forming a network electric power marketing application. in recent years, rpa technology has become more and more popular. as a supplement to traditional platform development methods, it has strong advantages in specific application scenarios and requirements. its characteristics of low cost, customization and independent operation can give full play to the advantages of independent research and development. therefore, based on rpa, this paper will study the automatic management of electric power marketing charges, and build an automatic management system of electric power marketing charges. through the comparative analysis of experimental data, the experimental results of the response accuracy of different systems show that this system is still more advantageous, and the accuracy of this system is the highest, with an average accuracy of 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[12] jing o. research on financial robot management innovation based on process automation. modern information technology, vol. 26, no. 8, pp. 11-19, 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 4 image defogging algorithm based on deblurgan network yuanyuan cheng*, xiaorong cheng north china electric power university (baoding), hebei,071003, china * corresponding author: yuanyuan cheng (email: fighting_cheng@163.com) abstract: the reduced visibility in foggy days impairs the quality of captured images and videos to varying degrees, leading to limited applications of these images in the field of computer vision. to solve this problem, direct recovery of fog-free images based on an improved deblurgan network is proposed. we add the expanded convolution (dialted conv) module in the generator to expand the perceptual field to extract richer semantic information, and add the spatial attention mechanism module at specified locations to facilitate the elimination of residual fog; the discriminator uses the traditional patchgan for chunk determination to improve the discriminative accuracy; the loss function adds bce loss to improve the discriminative accuracy of the discriminator and the pixel-level detail retention of the generator. in the synthetic fogged dataset reside, the subjective visual comparison with dark channel, dehazenet, aod-net, and defogging effect shows that the defogging effect of this network model and the detail information and color contrast of defogged images are improved; meanwhile, the objective evaluation indexes peak signalto nise rtioo a, psnr and structure smilaritiy (ssim) were also improved respectively. keywords: single image defogging; deblurgan; dilation convolution; spatial attention mechanism; bce loss. 1. introduction the role of image defogging algorithms in computer vision applications such as target detection and traffic control is becoming more and more important. in foggy conditions, the quality of images and videos is drastically degraded by the scattering of suspended particles in the air and the ambient light caused by suspended particles, which causes great difficulties in fields such as traffic detection. therefore, image defogging algorithms are of practical importance and have received a lot of attention from researchers in recent years. with the proliferation of image defogging algorithms and the rapid development of deep learning, defogging algorithms are mainly divided into two categories: traditional defogging methods, and neural network-based defogging methods. traditional defogging methods are divided into image enhancement-based defogging algorithms and physical model-based defogging algorithms. image enhancementbased image defogging algorithms use contrast enhancement to highlight the information of foggy images, such as the subblock histogram equalization algorithm and the color recovery multi-scale retinex method to enhance the contrast of local information proposed by kim [1] and jobson [2], respectively. however, these types of algorithms do not consider the reason of foggy image degradation, which will result in reduced or over-enhanced detail information retention. the image defogging algorithms based on physical models estimate the transmittance values and atmospheric illumination values of foggy images by a priori information, and then recover clear images based on atmospheric scattering models, such as the dark channel a priori defogging algorithm proposed by he et al [3]. however, there is often a large computational effort in estimating the transmittance value and atmospheric illumination value, and the sky area effect is not satisfactory. the neural network-based defogging algorithm is divided into two-stage defogging algorithm and single-stage defogging algorithm. the basic principle of the two-stage defogging algorithm is still to use the atmospheric scattering model backward derivation to recover clear images, but the difference from the traditional defogging algorithm is to use the neural network to learn to estimate the transmittance and atmospheric light values. however, due to the cumulative effect of the two stages, the overall deviation will be enlarged and the clear image recovered by backward derivation is prone to color distortion. cai et al [4] proposed a dehazenet defogging network to estimate the transmittance in the atmospheric model, pioneering the use of neural networks for image defogging; zhang [5] et al proposed a cnn-based dcpdn defogging network, using densely connected pyramidal modules to estimate the transmittance and subnetworks to estimate the atmospheric light values. a singlestage defogging algorithm, which uses a neural network to directly restore fogged images to clear images, i.e., end-toend defogging, without a priori estimation of atmospheric light values and transmittance, achieves detachment from the atmospheric scattering model. li et al [6] proposed an aodnet defogging network, which directly achieves end-to-end defogging by a lightweight cnn and can be connected with a faster r-cnn to improve performance. mei et al [7] proposed a deep network based on feature fusion with a unet-like encoder-decoder to recover fog-free images by directly learning the mapping relationship between fogged and clear images. with the introduction of gan networks into the image domain by goodfellow et al [8], a series of algorithms for defogging using gan networks have emerged [9-11]. the deblurgan-based defogging network proposed in this paper adds the dilated convolution (dcc) module in the generator to expand the perceptual field to extract richer semantic information and adds the spatial attention mechanism module at the specified location, which is beneficial to eliminate fog; the discriminator uses the traditional 34 × 34 patchgan for chunking determination to improve the resolution of the image the loss function adds bce loss on top of the adversarial loss and content loss 5 function to better solve the problem of blurred generated images. 2. network model in this paper the deblurgan network proposed by orest kupyn et al [12] has a simple structure and fast processing speed. however, the traditional deblurgan network has poor color recovery and fog residue when performing defogging. the improved deblurgan network proposed in this paper solves the above problems better and achieves direct mapping from foggy images to fog-free images. in this paper, the network consists of generator g and discriminator d. the generator g generates sample data that approximates the real data by learning the input data, and the input has fog images and directly outputs fog-free images; the role of discriminator d is to distinguish the real data from the samples generated by the generator g. the input is a combination of clear image fog image or defog image fog image. inspired by the idea of game theory, generator g and discriminator d are trained adversarially and progress together until discriminator d cannot distinguish the samples generated by generator g from the real data samples, at which time the discriminator d output is stabilized at about 0.5, indicating that the model reaches the optimal state nash equilibrium. 2.1. generators in order to obtain deeper features as well as multi-scale information and enhance the ability of the generator to extract features, the expanded convolution module [13] and the spatial attention mechanism module [14] are added to the generator. the network structure of the generator is shown in fig. (1) and contains two 7 × 7 normal convolution blocks, two stepwise convolution blocks with 1/2 step, nine resblock residual blocks, four dialted conv expansion convolution blocks, a spatial attention mechanism module and two transposed convolution blocks. each resblock consists of a 3*3 layer of convolution, an instancenorm (instance normalization layer), and a relu activation function, and a loss regularization with probability 0.5 is added after the convolution to combat overfitting. the resnet network linearly superimposes the input and output to achieve residual connectivity and solve the problem of gradient dispersion. in this paper, we add four successive dilation convolutions to the generator, and the dilation factors of each two successive dilation convolutions are not multiplicative between them, and the dilation factors are 2, 3, 4, and 2 respectively, i.e., zeroes are introduced between the convolution kernel parameters according to the given dilation factors to expand the perceptual field of the convolution process and enable the network to extract multi-scale information and learn more features without reducing the resolution. however, the null convolution is computed in a tessellation-like format, resulting in no correlation between the pixels obtained from the convolution calculation and loss of local information. the problem of grid artifacts occurs when superimposing two convolutions with a dilation factor of 2, as shown in the figure 2 and 3. 7ˣ7 conv instancenorm relu spatial attention m odule 3ˣ3 conv instancenorm relu 7ˣ7 conv tanh 3ˣ3 conv instancenorm relu 3ˣ3 conv instancenorm relu 3ˣ3 conv instancenorm relu dialted conv instancenorm relu dialted conv instancenorm relu 9 resblocks 4 dialted conv convtranspose instancenorm relu convtranspose instancenorm relu n64 n128s2 n128s2 n256 n256 n256n256n256n128s2n64s2n64 figure 1. generator network structure figure 2. the expansion factor is multiplied figure 3. dilation factor is not multiplied 6 therefore, the above problem is solved by setting the expansion convolution to a continuous expansion factor that is not multiplicative, as shown in the figure 4. in this paper, a spatial attention mechanism is added to the generator, in which two feature maps representing different information are generated based on channel-based global average pooling and global maximum pooling operations, and then combined and downscaled to 1 channel number by a convolution operation, and finally a weight map is generated by a sigmoid operation, i.e., a weight mask is generated for each location and weighted to output. then superimposed back to the original input feature map, thus making the target region enhanced, the module is shown in figure (4) below. for the generator's task of removing fog from the image, the spatial attention mechanism enables the generator to spatially focus its attention on the foggy locations and enhance the recognition of fog with different concentrations in the image, thus achieving better defogging results. 2.2. discriminator d the discriminator is a fully convolutional network with the network structure shown in fig. 5, which uses a patchgan with block determination, consisting of six convolutional blocks containing six 4×4 convolutions, four instance normalization (batchnorm) layers, and the leaky relu activation function. the output of the discriminator is a matrix, and the value of each pixel point in the matrix corresponds to a 34×34 image block (patches) of the input image, which is used to determine the true/false of each patch, and finally the mean value of the output matrix is taken as the output of true/false. the difference judgment by each patch changes the traditional discriminator's "one-word" discriminative result, realizes the extraction and characterization of local image features, and helps to maintain the high resolution and detail of the image. figure 4. network structure of spatial attention mechanism figure 5. discriminator network structure 3. loss function 3.1. adversarial loss (adversarial loss) in order to solve the problem of slow convergence and possible training instability during training, the adversarial loss function uses wgan-gp with gradient penalty [15], which is calculated as follows. ~ ~ ~ [ ( )] [ ( )] [ 1]( ) g r adv x x x p d x d x xp p d xl e e e  = − + − (1) where pr denotes the real fog-free image data, pg denotes the generated fog-free image data, xx gr )1(  −+= , where ）（ 1,0 denotes the randomly selected data samples in pr and pg , d denotes the probability that the discriminator discriminates the input image as the real fogfree image, and e denotes the average statistics of the discriminator on the discriminated results. 3.2. content loss in this paper, we adopt the content loss based on l1 loss, which can identify low-frequency information more effectively, reduce the artifact phenomenon when the generator generates images, and make the generated image content more realistic, and its calculation formula is as follows. , , 2 1 1,, 1 , ,, , ( ( ))( )( ) i j i j x x yi ji j w h bs i j i jx y g x y g iil w h  = = = −   (2) where pr denotes the real fog-free image data, pg denotes the generated fog-free image data, xx gr )1(  −+= , where ）（ 1,0 denotes the randomly selected data samples in pr and pg , d denotes the probability that the discriminator discriminates the input image as the real fogfree image, and e denotes the average statistics of the discriminator on the discriminated results. 3.3. content loss bce loss [16] is a loss function based on pixel points, which is predicted for each pixel and is calculated as follows.  −−+−= i bce )))i(olog())i(t())i(olog()i(t(n/l 111 (3) where, denotes the target value, denotes the predicted value, and is the pixel point. for the task of defogging in this thesis, denotes the pixel point value of the clear and fog-free image, and denotes the pixel point value of the generated image of the corresponding generator, which can distinguish the real clear and fog-free image from the generated image more precisely based on pixel points, making the generated image of the generator more detailed and clearer, and the discriminator more precise based on pixel discrimination. in this paper, the content loss and bce loss are used in the generator and the bce loss is used in the discriminator, and the total loss function expression is as follows. llll x ++= bceadvtotal (4) 4×4 conv leaky relu 4×4 conv leaky relu batchnorm 4×4 conv leaky relu batchnorm 4×4 conv leaky relu batchnorm 4×4 conv leaky relu batchnorm 4×4 conv leaky relu output t o i )(it )(io 7 4. experiments and analysis of results 4.1. dataset the dataset used in this paper is from the outdoor dataset ots (outdoor training set) added to the reside dataset. this dataset uses 2061 real outdoor maps of beijing real-time weather, and uses the algorithm proposed by liu et al [17] to reduce the error of depth and the visual artifacts that may be generated. the parameter settings of beta are [0.04, 0.06, 0.08, 0.1, 0.12, 0.16, 0.2] and the parameter settings of atmospheric light value a are [0.8, 0.85, 0.9, 0.95, 1], so that 35 fog maps of different degrees are generated for each clear image, and a total of 72135 maps are generated. before training, the dataset is preprocessed to get 10,000 pairs of datasets with consistent names, and 1000 sheets are tested. this experiment is trained under ubuntu system with gpu of nvidia 1080ti. optimizer is adam, learning rate is 0.0001, batchsize is 2, epoch is 100. 4.2. experimental results in this experiment, 1000 images are selected and compared with three algorithms with better defogging effect, which are dark channel a priori algorithm, aod-net algorithm and dehaznet algorithm, for defogging effect, as shown in the figure 6. (a)fog map (b)dark channel algorithm (c)aod-net (d)dehaznet (e)algorithm of this paper figure 6. fog removal effect of different algorithms through the subjective comparison figure fig. 6 can be seen, the dark channel defogging algorithm for the bright region of the transmittance and atmospheric light value estimation inaccurate make the sky region overexposure phenomenon, and the defogging image color darkened, there are fog residue; aod-net algorithm can obviously see the defogging effect is not ideal, the fog residue most; dehaznet algorithm compared to the aod-net algorithm fog residue less, but will the fog residue of dehaznet algorithm is less than that of aod-net algorithm, but there are small areas of distortion, such as the lower right part of the defogged image in the first row of fig. 6. in this paper, two image quality evaluation indexes, psnr and ssim, are used to demonstrate the superiority of this method from the objective aspect. psnr peak signal-to-noise ratio, which is the most common and widely used image objective evaluation index, is based on the error between corresponding pixel points in db, and the larger value means the smaller distortion. ssim structural similarity, which is also a full-reference image quality ssim structural similarity, which is also a full-reference image quality evaluation index, measures image similarity in terms of brightness, contrast, and structure, respectively, and ssim takes values in the range [0,1], with larger values indicating higher similarity to the original image. the following comparison table 1 shows that the psnr and ssim values of this paper are not only the highest but also have been improved. table 1. comparison of psnr and ssim of different algorithms de-fogging algorithm ssim/% psnr/db dark channel 0.8833 15.5543 aod-net 0.8894 18.7977 dehazenet 0.8831 18.9424 my method 0.9505 26.8199 5. conclusion the image defogging algorithm based on deblurgan network proposed in this paper adds dilated convolution to the generator to expand the perceptual field without changing the resolution, and also adds a spatial attention mechanism at specified locations to optimize the detail information of the generated fog-free images and reduce the fog residue. the loss function replaces the traditional adversarial loss with a pixel-based bce loss to improve detail retention. by comparing the subjective defogging effect graph and the objective experimental data, we can see that the defogging effect of this algorithm is obvious. references [1] kim t k, paik j k, kang b s. contrast enhancement system using spatially adaptive histogram equalization with temporal filtering [j]. ieee transactions on consumer electronics, 1998, 44(1): 82-87. 8 [2] jobson d j, rahman z, woodell g a. a multiscale retinex for bridging the gap between color images and the human observation of scenes[j]. ieee transactions on image processing, 2002, 6(7): 965-976. 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[17] liu f y, shen c h, lin g s, and reid l. learning depth from single monocular images using deep convolutional neural fields[j]. ieee transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence, vol. 38, no. 10, 2016. https://arxiv.org/search/cs?searchtype=author&query=zhang,+h https://arxiv.org/search/cs?searchtype=author&query=patel,+v+m frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 113 patient-oriented online healthcare services platform: development based on vue3 and ts shuaina wang, hang yin, xiangkun wang computer science and software engineering department, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan, china abstract: this paper presents a patient-oriented online medical service platform. the aim is to be able to alleviate the problem of shortage of medical resources and inadequate supply of services, and for patients to be provided with more convenient medical services. the platform uses vue3+ts technology to develop the front-end, and uses elements-plus for optimising the front-end interface, and piana for status management. in addition, the platform uses signalr technology to enable real-time communication between patients and doctors. this makes it easier for patients to use. platform functionality includes drug purchasing, patient question posting, doctor answering and patient-doctor one-to-one consultation functions. this paper describes in detail the technical approach to the platform and the system implementation. the platform has also been tested. the results show that the platform is easy to maintain and simple to operate and is expected to play a more important role in future healthcare systems. keywords: online healthcare platform; vue.js; typescript; pinia; signalr. 1. introduction with the increasing normalisation of the new crown epidemic and an ageing population, healthcare needs are growing. according to statistics, the global share of people aged 65 and over is expected to grow from 9% in 2019 to 16% in 2050. this means that healthcare systems will be under greater pressure and more healthcare resources will be needed to meet the growing demand. by the end of 2022, a range of cold and flu medicines such as ibuprofen will be in short supply as the new epidemic is gradually liberalised. in early 2023, the outbreak of influenza a led to a renewed shortage of oseltamivir. these are all problems that we need to actively seek solutions to. in order to solve these problems, many countries and regions are actively promoting the development of health information technology. as an important part of healthcare informatisation, patient-oriented online medical service platforms can provide convenient and efficient medical services to patients. based on the above background, this paper adopts the development model of vue family bucket, using .net6 on the back end and separating the front and back ends, to design and develop a medical platform that can realize the functions of online medical consultation and online medicine purchase for patients in their vicinity. 2. relevant technologies 2.1. vue3.2 vue.js, a technical framework for front-end web design and development, is very convenient and powerful. it is essentially a javascript mvvm library, a front-end framework known for its light weight and high performance, with fast data rendering [1]. also vue.js is a progressive javascript framework for building user interfaces and single page applications [2]. vue 3.2 is a new version of vue.js that introduces a new single-file component feature called <script setup>. it is a compile-time syntactic sugar that can greatly improve productivity when using the composition api within a single-file component. it reduces sample code and makes the code more concise and readable. the actual principle of <script setup> is that the code in the <script setup> section is converted to the contents of the setup function at compile time. this means that when vue compiles a single file component, it checks to see if the <script> tag contains a setup attribute. if so, vue automatically converts all the top-level variables and functions in the <script> section to the return value of the setup function. vue 3.2 has made significant improvements to support typescript, bringing many benefits to developers. one example is that the <script setup> tag supports declaring props and custom events using the pure typescript language. this helps developers to make better use of the capabilities of typescript. 2.2. vite build tools the vue cli is a more mature and stable build tool. it offers a rich set of features and plugins that can help you quickly build and configure vue projects. however, as it is based on webpack, it can be slow to package in large projects. vite is a new front-end build tool that offers features such as extremely fast service startup and light and fast hot reloading. it uses native es modules for on-demand file serving, which means vite can load files as and when they are needed, rather than loading them all at once and without packaging. this means that during development, developers can see their changes immediately, without having to wait for the packaging process. this can dramatically increase the speed of service starts and hot updates. in addition, vite offers rich features such as out-of-the-box support for typescript, css and more, which means that vite can support these languages and technologies directly, without additional configuration. as well as pre-configured rollup builds, etc. 2.3. typescript + volar the typescript also has many advantages over javascript. it is a superset of javascript, with added features such as a type system and classes. these features improve the readability and maintainability of code, help developers write accurate code faster, and catch errors before they run. it can help developers with robust, more maintainable code. static type checking can help developers catch potential errors while writing code, rather than at runtime. this can significantly reduce debugging time and increase development efficiency. 114 in addition, typescript provides object-oriented programming features such as classes and interfaces to help developers organise and maintain their code. typescript also provides support for the latest ecmascript features, allowing developers new javascript language features to write code. in addition, typescript has a rich ecosystem of tools and libraries to help you develop your projects. once a project has been developed and compiled using vue and typescript, the typescript code is compiled into javascript code to run in the browser. this process is usually done automatically by the build tool (vite). the compiled javascript code is indistinguishable from normal javascript code and will run normally in the browser. currently browsers only support javascript as a client-side scripting language. this means that all code that runs in the browser must be javascript code. nevertheless, it is possible to develop projects in other languages such as typescript. these languages are usually compiled into javascript code in order to run in the browser. volar is a vscode extension plugin that provides powerful typescript support specifically for vue 3, replacing the previous vetur plugin. when using volar and typescript, we can enjoy the benefits of type detection in vue 3.2+ ts projects, such as reduced runtime errors, enhanced refactoring reliability, increased code completion intelligence and development efficiency. volar also supports new vue 3 features such as script setup syntactic sugar, ref sugar in templates, custom directives and more. in addition, volar provides useful features such as css hover hints in templates, style variable renaming, component property documentation, etc. volar makes it easier to develop and maintain vue 3 projects. 2.4. the pinia state management library pinia is a state management library that allows developers to share and modify data across different components, making it simpler and more convenient than vuex. this makes it clearer and easier to manage. 3. system solution analysis 3.1. system requirements analysis the design and implementation of a platform begins with a requirements analysis of the system, i.e. functional and nonfunctional requirements[3]. the online medical platform based on vue+vite+ts+pinia has three main roles for users: patients, doctors and administrators. the different roles correspond to different business requirements and play different roles in the platform. the main pages are the login and registration page, the main platform page, the medicine purchase screen, the shopping cart order screen, the doctor search and the online consultation screen. the login page can be used to verify different identities, while the main page of the platform allows users to access medical services online, add orders to the shopping cart, share information between users and display the platform. the administrator can update the drug data through the drug interface to facilitate the purchase of drugs by patients and to avoid the phenomenon that one drug is hard to find. the doctor-seeking interface also provides the contact information of the same doctor, so that patients can search for and obtain information of nearby doctors. 3.2. entity analysis the following entities are mainly involved in online healthcare platforms: 1)user: the user is the core of the platform and all operations in the platform are authenticated and authorised by the user. the user entity includes user id, username, password, email, address and other information. 2)medicine: medicine entity includes medicine id, medicine name, description, price, stock and other information. 3)cart: the cart entity includes the cart id, user id, medicine id, quantity, total price, etc. 4)order: the order entity includes the order id, user id, drug id, quantity, total price, order status, etc. 5)doctor: the physician entity includes information such as doctor id, doctor name, contact information, hospital, address, etc. 3.3. database analysis in this project, we use sql server as the database management system, and access and manipulate data through entity framework core, a powerful, secure and stable relational database management system that can meet the data storage and management needs of online healthcare platforms. core is an orm framework based on .net that enables developers to easily map objects to databases and provides a convenient interface for data access and manipulation, simplifying the writing of code for data access. by using entity framework core, we can easily carry out database modelling, data reading, writing and querying operations. 4. design and implementation 4.1. project build and configuration first, we use the vite build tool to create a vue+ts based project. initialise the project by running the npm init vite@latest command and selecting the vue+ts template. then, install the required dependency packages for the project by running the npm install command. next, we install axios, pinia, element-plus and echarts via npm. ehcarts is a javascript-based charting library and element-plus is a vue 3-based ui framework that provides a rich set of components and styles. it allows us to draw various types of data visualisation charts. then, under the src folder, we create the router folder and the store folder, and create the index.ts file in them. in the router folder, we import the createrouter and createwebhashhistory functions and create a routing instance. we define some routing rules and pass them to the routing instance. finally, we export the routing instance so that we can use it elsewhere. in the store folder, we import the createstore function and create a state store instance. we define some state variables and pass them to the state store instance. finally, we export the state store instance so that it can be used elsewhere. next, we create an axios instance by wrapping it in a second layer. the purpose of our two-tier wrapping of axios is to unify the interceptors that handle requests and responses, as well as features such as error handling. set some default configurations in the axios instance, such as the base url, timeout time, etc. next, we add a request interceptor and a response interceptor to the axios instance. the request interceptor allows us to do something after the response is received, such as determining the response status code, handling error messages, etc. 115 finally, we introduce pinia, router and element-plus in main.ts and register them with the vue instance. main.ts is the project entry file where we can introduce some global libraries or configuration. we import pinia and router in main.ts and pass them as arguments to the createapp function. this will allow the vue instance to use the pinia and router functions. then, import element-plus in main.ts and call the use function to register it with the vue instance. this will allow the vue instance to use the components and styles provided by element-plus. in addition, to solve the cross-domain problem on the front and back ends, we also configure the cross-domain configuration in vite.config.ts. we use the proxy option to set up a proxy server that forwards local requests to the target server. we define an object where the key name is the local request path and the key value is the address of the target server. this way, when we send a local request, it will automatically be forwarded to the target server and return the response data. 4.2. login and registration module users of the online medical platform can register through their mailboxes, which will send a verification code to the user, and input the code to achieve verification. the registration module display diagram is shown in figure 1: figure 1. presentation of the registration module mailbox and password rule verification is achieved by combining element-plus's form validation component. in the user's axios instance, the response interceptor section outputs detailed information about the back-end response and the different error status codes using the elmessage component. in the request interceptor the user's token and the request header are set uniformly. when the user logs in successfully, the user's personal information is retrieved according to the request login interface and stored in the response interceptor using pinia, and the state of the store is stored in localstorage according to the piniaplugin. for example, different route hops are implemented depending on the role of the user in the userstore. when the user logs out or the local token expires, the contents of the userstore will be emptied and the local localstorage will be emptied as well. the login registration flowchart is shown in figure 2. figure 2. login and registration flowchart 4.3. main page introduction module figure 3. main page in figure 3 the main page module is shown, which includes a visual line chart and a navigation bar for the different services. the combination of echarts technology gives the user more visual insight into how quickly the flu is spreading and the months of the different types of flu outbreaks. in the top right-hand corner of the main page there is a log out button, once the user has logged out, my cart will change to log in. at this point the user can go to the main page by clicking on the 'login' button. the main page also incorporates javescript for dom manipulation, which makes the ui much more aesthetically pleasing. 4.4. drug purchase module 4.4.1. drug list module in the drug list module, elements-plus' auto-completion input box and paging components are introduced to greatly improve development efficiency and enable users to quickly access the drugs they need. as shown in figure 4, the drug information retrieved from the database is loaded onto the page. this module enables the display of drug information in the drug purchase screen by introducing a custom drug list component. the child component receives the list of drug properties from the parent component via the props property, so that the component can use these properties to display the details of each drug in its own template. here the custom drug list component acts as a child component that receives and displays drug information, while the parent component passes the drug property list data to the child component via the props property. in this way, the idea of componentization allows for reusability and maintainability of the code, while also making the application more flexible and easily extensible. in this module, the cartstore state management instance stores a list of all products and orders for pharmaceuticals. when a user adds an item to the cart, not only is a request sent to the back-end, but also changes are made to the items in the cartstore. 116 figure 4. list of drugs on the display 4.4.2. personal shopping cart and order module in this module, the shopping cart data is retrieved, products are added and deleted, and orders are partially or fully placed, using the cartstore state management example. in addition, the components provided by the elements-plus component library are used for quick and easy interaction. the css flex layout and grid layout allows for a more aesthetically pleasing page layout and is more adaptable to different devices and screen sizes. the advantage of this approach is that the use of a state management library allows for the separation of data and logic, improves maintainability and readability of the code and facilitates communication and data sharing between different components. at the same time, the use of off-the-shelf component libraries can significantly reduce the amount of front-end development effort and increase development efficiency. in addition, the use of css layout techniques allows for better visual presentation and improved responsiveness of the page. when the user is not logged in, entering the corresponding shopping cart url directly into the navigation will cause the page to jump to the login page via a route blocker. the results are shown in figure 5. in an order, if the user has completed the payment, the payment status is usually determined based on the status code of the order, and then the payment button on the page is modified accordingly. for example, when the status of an order is paid, the user payment button will become paid and unclickable, and the paid information will be displayed on the page so that the user can clearly know the payment status of the order. this design helps to improve the user experience and reduce user confusion, and also facilitates the management and tracking of order status by the merchant. figure 5. shopping cart and list display 4.5. medical consultation page 4.5.1. patient question posting and find a doctor module in this module, users can post questions in different categories according to the questions they want to ask, which will be reviewed by the administrator and displayed in the corresponding section. doctors can also view the content of their own section and can reply to patients' questions, or click on the doctor's avatar in the reply to enter a private chat. find a doctor binds the list of doctors sent from the back-end, so that patients can find different specialists for one-to-one communication according to their needs, or users can search by address or specialist name and bind the list of doctors returned from the search to continue the communication. 4.5.2. one-to-one consultation module this module uses the signalr library to implement realtime communication. signalr is a technology provided by microsoft that enables the establishment of long connections between the server side and the client side, encapsulating websocket to enable two-way communication[4]. the websocket protocol is a tcp-based full-duplex communication protocol that allows for it allows two-way communication between the server and the client, making data exchange easier. unlike http, the websocket protocol not only allows the client to send requests to the server, but also allows the server to actively push messages to the client [5]. a comparative diagram of the specific flow of a websocket connection is shown in figure 6.. the process is mainly divided into a one-to-one handshake phase and a data communication phase. figure 6. websocket connection establishment flowchart when a patient selects a doctor for a consultation, the client constructs an object for a private chat request and sends the request to the server using signalr's invoke method. the request contains the identifier of the target doctor, the content of the message, etc. once the signalr server receives the private chat request, it forwards the request to the target doctor. after the target doctor receives the private chat request, it is processed accordingly. the message content is displayed in the page window. in summary, the signalr library provides a convenient real-time communication technology by encapsulating the websocket protocol, making two-way communication between the server and the client much easier and more efficient. when implementing the private chat function, the client constructs a private chat request, the server passes the request to the target doctor via signalr, and the target doctor receives the request and processes it accordingly, thus realising a one-to-one private chat between the patient and the doctor. the specific effect is shown in figure 7. 117 figure 7. consultation display 5. summary the patient-oriented online medical services platform was developed using technologies such as vue, typescript, pinia, element plus and signalr to provide patients with easy access to online consultation and medication shopping, as well as the ability to easily find a nearby doctor. the clever combination of these technologies 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[5] zhang y. research and implementation of websocket-based instant messaging system[j]. software, 2015, 36(03):89-94. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 88 a survey of low-light image enhancement weiqiang liu1, peng zhao1, *, xiangying song2, bo zhang 1 1 college of operational support, rocket force university of engineering, xi’an, china; 2 troops no.96951, beijing, china. * corresponding author: peng zhao. abstract: with the higher requirements of computer vision image enhancement of low-light image has become an important research content of computer vision. traditional low-light image enhancement algorithms can improve image brightness and detailed visibility to varying degrees, but due to their strict mathematical derivation, such methods have bottlenecks and are difficult to break through their limits. with the development of deep learning and the birth of large-scale data sets, low-light image enhancement based on deep learning has become the mainstream trend. in this paper, first of all, the traditional low-light image enhancement algorithms are classified, summarized the improvement process of the traditional method, then the image enhancement method based on the deep learning are introduced, at the same time on the network structure and is suitable for the method of combing the network part, after the introduction to the experiment database and enhance image evaluation criteria. based on the discussion of the above situation, combined with the actual situation, this paper points out the limitations of the current technology, and predicts its development trend. keywords: image enhancement; low-light image dataset; deep learning; generative adversarial networks. 1. introduction due to the particularity of insufficient brightness and uneven distribution of night lighting sources, the brightness value of images collected at night is extremely low, and the visibility and contrast are severely reduced, accompanied by a large amount of random noise. in real life, it is sometimes impossible to avoid capturing images at night, especially in important and widely needed applications such as surveillance forensics, night vision equipment, face recognition and fault detection. low-light image enhancement methods aim to improve the brightness and contrast of low-light images, while avoiding excessive enhancement and noise methods, etc., to improve the visual effect and meet the image information richness required by subsequent computer vision algorithms. at present, the research on low-light image enhancement algorithm has achieved good results in the continuous exploration and progress, and the enhanced image has excellent performance in both subjective visual experience and objective image quality evaluation. however, there are still some thorny problems to be solved, such as noise amplification and more serious color deviation in low-light image enhancement. 2. traditional low-light image enhancement method 2.1. algorithm based on hue mapping tonal mapping is to map the pixel value at the same position of the image to another pixel value close to normal illumination through the mapping function, so that the difference between it and the surrounding pixels is more obvious, so as to improve the image quality. bennett et al. obtained the large-scale features of the image through bilateral filtering, and completed the image enhancement by linear sum of the enhanced details and large-scale features. xu et al. used logarithmic function as mapping function, and set the base of logarithmic function according to the gray value of pixels. the nonlinear tonal mapping method can well expand the dynamic range of the dark area of low-light image and keep other areas unchanged, so the processing effect is better. 2.2. algorithm based on histogram equalization based on the histogram equalization (he) method, it redistributes the histogram of low-light image, changes the dynamic range of the gray value of the image, reduces the number of pixels in the gray area, widens the histogram distribution of the enhanced image, and achieves the effect of enhancing image brightness and contrast. however, the enhanced image pixels are mainly distributed in the middle and low regions, and the enhanced pixels of the same information cannot produce different pixels. adaptive histogram equalization (ahe) adjusts the histogram of multiple regions, but amplifies the noise of the image. contrast limited adaptive histogram equalization (clahe) overcomes the problem of noise amplification by contrast limiting. although the image enhancement algorithms based on histogram equalization are constantly improved by researchers, most methods are still not flexible enough to enhance local areas, and there are problems such as overexposure and noise amplification. 2.3. low-light image enhancement method based on retinex retinex theory explains the basic principle that human eyes have the ability to observe the color of the target object. it assumes that the image is composed of an irradiation map and a reflection map. 𝑆(𝑥, 𝑦) = 𝐼(𝑥, 𝑦) ⊙ 𝑅(𝑥, 𝑦) (1) 𝑆 single scale retinex (ssr) algorithm removes the lowfrequency irradiation part of the image by central surround function, and takes the reflection image as the enhanced 89 image. multi-scale retinex (msr) algorithm is improved on the basis of single-scale retinex algorithm. it can realize color enhancement, color constancy, local dynamic range compression and global dynamic range compression while maintaining the high fidelity of image and compress the dynamic range of image. common disadvantages of msr include insufficient edge sharpening, abrupt shadow boundaries, partial color distortion, unclear texture, no significant improvement in the details of the highlight area, and low sensitivity to the highlight area. in addition, multiscale retinex algorithm (msrcr) with color restoration based on retinex theory and lime algorithm can improve the brightness and contrast of image to a certain extent, but cannot suppress the amplification of image noise during the enhancement process. 2.4. low-light image enhancement method based on atmospheric scattering model dong et al. conducted a large number of statistical and experimental verification on the inversion images of foggy images and low-light images, and found that fog images and low-light inversion images were very similar in visual effect, and most of the pixels in the distant part had high rgb values. the imaging model of foggy images is shown in formula 2. 𝐼(𝑥) = 𝐽(𝑥)𝑡(𝑥) + 𝐴[1 − 𝑡(𝑥)] (2) in the above formula, x is the pixel of the image, and ( )i x is the fog map collected by the camera equipment; ( )j x represents the light reflected from the scene itself, i.e., a clear fog-free image; a is the global atmospheric light value. for a fog map, the atmospheric light value is constant. ( )t x is the transmittance, and its value is between 0 and 1. the larger the transmittance is, the stronger the reflected light's ability to penetrate fog. when the transmittance is 1, it is a fog-free environment. formula 3 is obtained by the transformation of formula 2. t is usually set as 0.1, which is set to prevent the denominator from being too small and the value of is too large, leading to the transition of the image to the white field. therefore, the lower limit is set for ( )t x . 𝐽(𝑥) = 𝐼(𝑥)−𝐴 𝑚𝑎𝑥[𝑡(𝑥),𝑡0] + 𝐴 (3) for low light images the reversal of the figure is similar to the fog on the vision chart to this phenomenon, first will get the similar low-light image reversal after the reversal of the fog figure image, then the transmittance of the pseudo fog figure estimates and atmospheric light will finally solve the parameters into the formula for image restoration, restoration no fog image, further enhanced by low light images. feng et al. used pyramid dense residual block network to estimate the transmittance of the pseudo-fog image, and calculated the atmospheric light value by k-means classification method based on dark channel prior, so as to enhance the image. as a result, this method can enhance the overall brightness of lowlight images, but the enhancement effect of this method on local information is insufficient because the atmospheric light value is a global quantity. 3. low-light image enhancement method based on deep learning with the underlying image processing method to improve the quality of low-light image enhancement results can meet the requirements of most applications, but the method itself is determined to detail has been lost night up to the ideal image enhancement as a result, the quality of enhanced image is often poor, especially for a single night image enhancement method, therefore, it can be said that there is a bottleneck in this method, which cannot really process all night images. as deep learning has achieved good results in different fields, a large number of scholars firmly believe that the method to break the bottleneck problem of low-light image enhancement algorithm must exist in the learning-based method. low light enhancement methods based on deep learning can be divided into two branches. both the convolutional neural network (cnn) method and the generative adversarial networks (gan) method are proposed. both methods are based on data driven model training. 3.1. low-light image enhancement method based on convolutional neural network cnn is a common deep learning model. a typical convolutional neural network is composed of convolution layer, pooling layer and full connection layer. the convolution layer is responsible for extracting local features of images, pooling layer is responsible for reducing the magnitude of parameters, and full connection layer is responsible for outputing desired results. because convolutional neural network has the characteristics of local connection and weight sharing, it reduces the training parameters and reduces the complexity of network model, so it is proposed to enhance low-light images. the method based on cnn relies on pairs of images for supervised training. as the first low-light network (llnet ) that applies deep learning to image enhancement, it builds a deep network to learn the features of low-light image and improves the local contrast so as to prevent overamplification of already bright pixels. it can realize image contrast enhancement and noise reduction at the same time. lv et al proposed multi-branch low-light level enhanced network (mbllen), which extracted and fused features of different levels in the network to obtain enhanced images. at present, the more popular method is to combine convolutional neural network with retinex theory to process the irradiation image or reflection image of low-light image. the traditional msr method can be replaced by the feedforward neural network with different gaussian convolution kernels, so shen et al. proposed the msr-net network to realize image enhancement by learning the mapping relationship between low-light images and normal images. wei et al. proposed retinexnet, which decomposed the low-light image into reflection component and illumination component through decomposition network, and used bm3d to suppress the reflection component. hdr-net combines deep network with bilateral grid processing and local affine color transformation. the kind network proposed by zhang et al. consists of a three-word network, which performs image decomposition, reflection image recovery, illumination adjustment, training through gamma correction simulation data, and introduces more loss functions for constraints. then, kind++ was proposed to optimize kind by introducing multi-scale illumination attention module. fan et al. enhanced the reflection image and illumination image through the prior information of image semantics, and achieved good results. 3.2. low-light image enhancement method based on generative adversarial network generative adversarial network is an unsupervised deep 90 learning model. the traditional generative adversarial network consists of a generator and a discriminator, and its principle is to "trick" the discriminator with the data generated by the generator. the generator misleads the discriminator by increasing its ability to produce samples that are closer and closer to the real thing, and the discriminator learns and distinguishes the spurious samples generated by the generator. the training process can be regarded as a game between the discriminator and the generator, iterating until the discriminator cannot tell whether the received sample is from the real sample or from the generated sample. jiang et al. 's discussion on the development of the network enables the development of the garden and the discussion of the garden through the "global-local" discriminator and the self-regularizing attention mechanism. guo et al. designed a parameter estimation network zerodce, which gradually enhanced the brightness and contrast of the image through continuously iterated optimized estimation curves until relatively satisfactory enhancement effects were obtained. li et al. improved zero-dce and obtained zero-dce ++, which significantly improved the computing efficiency while maintaining the original performance. this method can still achieve the effect of enhancing low-light images without reference images. however, due to the lack of paired training sets, the enhancement effect is not obvious for extremely low-light images, and the details of images cannot be effectively restored. moreover, noise amplification exists in the enhancement results. 3.3. low-light enhancement method based on semi-supervision the fully supervised framework can obtain strong signal fidelity constraints to prevent deviation from the target, while unsupervised training of high-quality image data sets can ensure strong visual perception quality. semi-supervised learning combines the advantages of supervised and unsupervised learning by using both labeled and unlabeled samples. drbn designed by yang et al. restores the details of low-light images by training paired images through recursive network, and improves the visual effect of low-light images by training unpaired image data through admission-learning. the ruas model proposed by liu et al. uses the unreferenced loss function for training and uses the method of structure search, which greatly improves the processing speed of the network. figure 1 shows the visualized results of some of the methods. fig. 1 visual comparison of low-light image enhancement results. (a) underexposed images; (b) ssr ; (c) msr ; (d) msrcr ; (e) dong ; (f) llnet ; (g) lightennet ; (h) mbllen ; (i) retinexnet ; (j) enlightengan ; (k) excnet ; (l) kind ; (m) dupe ; (n) zero-dce ; (o) drbn ; (p) rrdnet ; (q) tbefn ; (r) dslr ; (s) kind++ ; (t) zero-dce++ ; (u) normal image. 4. data sets and evaluation criteria 4.1. experimental data set the existing low-light image enhancement data set presents a trend from small to large, from single to diverse scenes, and from simple to complex data difficulty, as shown in table 1. early image enhancement data sets are mainly small in scale and only contain low-light images, such as dicm, lime, mef, npe and vv. in recent years, with the development of deep learning, a batch of large-scale paired datasets have emerged, among which the representative lol datasets are paired datasets obtained from real scenes by changing exposure time. however, due to the complicated experimental settings, such as the camera needs to be fixed and objects cannot be moved, there are only 500 pairs. mitadobe 5k consists of 5,000 low-light images and handtouched images by five professional decorators (a, b, c, d, e). pairwise data sets are mainly obtained by changing exposure time or expert modification. experimental settings are complicated, so most low-light image enhancement data sets belong to unpaired data sets. figure 2 shows the examples of images in some low-light datasets. table 1. summary of low-light image dataset no abbreviat ion format real/ synt hetic number paired/ unpaire d sourc e 1 dicm rgb real 64 unpaired ieee 2013 2 lime rgb real 10 unpaired ieee 2017 3 mef rgb real 17 unpaired ieee 2015 4 npe rgb real 84 unpaired ieee 2013 5 vv rgb real 24 unpaired mat 2018 6 lol rgb real & synthet ic 500 paired bmv c 2018 7 mitadobe 5k raw real & synthet ic 5000 paired cvpr 2011 8 sice rgb real 4413 paired ieee 2018 9 sid raw real 5094 paired cvpr 2018 10 llivphone rgb real 45148 unpaired ieee 2021 fig. 2 example of images in some low-light datasets. (a) lime; (b) mef; (c) npe; (d) dicm; (e) (f) lol; (g) (h) mit-adobe fivek. 4.2. image evaluation criteria subjective qualitative analysis. on the subjective evaluation from the visual effect of the enhanced image evaluation, use different algorithms to enhance the same, a low-light image depends on volunteers to evaluate quality of enhanced image visual, mainly from the enhanced image if there is a natural contrast and color distortion of the distortion of phenomenon, such as whether to retain the original characteristics for evaluation. subjective evaluation lacks generality and is easy to cause irrational judgment due to cognitive deviation. objective quantitative analysis. as an objective way to evaluate the quality of the enhanced image with digital features as reference, objective evaluation evaluates the 91 quality of the enhanced image through digitalization. the commonly used objective evaluation indicators include information entropy, natural image quality evaluator, niqe, structural similarity index measure (ssim) and peak signal to noise ratio (psnr). ie reflects the amount of information carried by an image. the larger ie value is, the richer the image information is, the clearer the image is and the higher the quality is. niqe completes the evaluation of enhanced images by extracting features from natural landscapes and using a multivariate gaussian model to describe the features. the smaller the niqe value is, the smaller the gap between the enhanced image and the normal natural image, and the smaller the image enhancement effect is. psnr is the ratio of the maximum semaphore to noise intensity. the larger the value is, the smaller the image distortion is. when the two images are almost the same, the psnr value is close to 100. ssim mainly describes the similarity between images. it uses mean to estimate brightness, standard deviation to estimate contrast, and covariance to measure structural similarity. the larger ssim value is, the better the enhanced image effect is. objective evaluation also has its limitations. for example, because the sensitivity of human vision to error is not absolute, the psnr value of images with good visual effect may be lower than that of images with poor visual effect. niqe is a global judgment of the image, which cannot be used for local quality evaluation. high level visual task. in recent years, more and more researchers have evaluated the quality of enhanced images by using downstream high-level visual tasks. by inputting the results of different low-light image enhancement methods into the same face detection model, guo et al. studied the face detection task of low-light image enhancement methods under the condition of low illuminance. based on the idea of "enhancement + matching", song et al. took image matching under low-light as the evaluation standard of image enhancement. 5. the development trend of image enhancement at present, the low-light image enhancement field has gradually completed the transformation from traditional enhancement method to deep learning method. in terms of learning mechanism, the fully supervised method requires a large number of paired training samples, but currently paired data resources are not abundant, so the training method is transitioning from fully supervised to semi-supervised and unsupervised. in application scenarios, enhancement objects are now being transformed from simple scenes to complex real scenes. in terms of evaluation methods, the perception evaluation system based on visual quality is poor in generalization, and the evaluation criteria of enhanced images are transitioning from downstream high-level visual tasks. in addition, to date, most low-light enhancement method is applied to the image, and low-light video enhancement technique is based on image enhancement, in recent years, some scholars began to study the single frame image enhancement and the coherence between two frames, therefore, will become low-light of low-light video real-time enhancement of the direction of a more challenging. in the long run, low-light image enhancement is still worth looking forward to with further research. acknowledgement this work was financially finished by my teacher, and thanks to my classmates for their help. references [1] e. p. bennett and l. mcmillan, “video enhancement using perpixel virtual exposures,” acm transactions on graphics, 2005, pp.845-852. 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[2-3] analyze the stress wave propagation after blasting of an uncoupled charge by numerical simulation. in the early 1970s, uncomplemented charging technology was first applied in china. by the mid-1970s, uncoupled charge blasting technology was widely used in china's surface mining industry and achieved good results. in this paper, four uncoupling charge coefficients of k=1.5, k=2, k=2.5 and k=3 are considered, and the effects of blasting of different uncoupling coefficients on rocks are explored by numerical simulation, which provides a theoretical basis for the calculation of glossy blasting and pre-cracking blasting parameters. 2. establishment of numerical model of blasting 2.1. model establishment using ansys/ls-dyna numerical simulation software to build a model, as shown in figure 1, in order to study the impact of blasting with different coupling degrees on the surrounding rock, this paper considers four working conditions: condition 1 k=1.5, working condition 2 k=2, working condition 3 k=2.5, and condition 4 k=3. as shown in figure 1, a quarter finite element model is established to improve computational efficiency. cylindrical rock radius of 1m, height of 0.1m, charge length of 0.5m, charging radius of 0.045m, considering the interaction of rock, explosives and air 3 kinds of materials, the use of fluid-structure coupling algorithm, that is, rock using lagrange algorithm, explosives and air using ale algorithm, with the keyword * constrained_lagrange_in_solid coupling the solid domain and fluid domain, the surrounding of the rock mass using non-reflective boundary condition to simulate the infinite rock area. figure 1. model diagram 2.2. material models and equations of state 2.2.1. explosive material model and equation of state parameters for explosive materials: the explosive constitutive *mat_high_explosive_burn (material type 8) provided by the ansys/ls-dyna software material library was used to simulate rock emulsified explosives no. 2, and the jones-wilkins-lee equation of state (*eos_jwl) was used to simulate the functional relationship between the pressure volume and energy of the detonation products during the explosion process, which has the following function equation: 1 2 1 2 1 1r v r v e p a e b e rv r v v   − −    = − + − +        27 where p is the explosion pressure; v is the relative volume; aj, bj, r1, r2 are equation of state parameters. the specific parameters are shown in table 5: table 1. explosives material model and equation of state parameters ρ0 kg·m-3 dj m·s-1 aj gpa bj gpa r1 r2  e0 j·m-3 1050 4000 540.9 9.4 4.5 1.1 0.35 8×109 2.2.2. air material model and equation of state parameters for air materials: in ls-dyna, air materials are typically defined by the keyword *mat_null with * eos_lin ear_polynomial equation of state, which is: ( )2 3 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6p c c c c c c c e    = + + + + + + where: μ is the specific volume, which is the volume parameter used for calculation, μ=ρa/ρ0-1; ρa is the current moment density of the air; ρ0 is the initial moment density of air; e is the internal energy density. for specific parameters, see table 2 table 2. air material model and equation of state parameters ρ0 kg·m-3 c0 c1 c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 e kj·m-3 v 1.293 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 235 1 2.2.3. model of rock materials at present, in dyna software, there are mohr-coulomb models and drucker-prager models for constitutive models of rock materials in geotechnical engineering. however, for rock materials, it is necessary to consider both strain rate effect and damage on rock strength and failure strain, and the johnson_holmquist_concrete damage constitutive model used in this paper is an ansys/ls-dyna software, which is numbered 111. proposed by holmquist et al. [4] in 1993, the model takes into account simulations of concrete and rock at high strain rates and large deformations, model evolution equations and parameter references. (1) strength model, which is described in terms of equal effect forces, considers the effects of strain, strength, strain rate, etc., and its expression is: ( )* * *1 1 lnna d bp c      = − + +       (2) damage model, which describes the degree of damage to the model, and its expression is: ( ) 2* * 1 p p d d d p t   + = +  (3) equation of state, the equation of state of the hjc model is used to describe the relationship between hydrostatic pressure and volumetric strain, and the whole process can be divided into three stages: elasticity, plasticity and compaction. elastic phase: ep k = plastic stage: ( )crush crush crushp p k  = + − compaction phase: 2 3 1 2 3p k k k  = + + 3. simulation result analysis 3.1. injury as shown in figure 2, a has a hole radius of 4.5cm, a explosive radius of 3cm, and a coupling coefficient k=1.5; b has a gunhole radius of 6cm, an explosive radius of 3cm, and a coupling coefficient k=2.0; c gunhole radius is 7.5cm, an explosive radius of 3cm, and a coupling coefficient of k=2.5; d gunhole radius is 9cm, an explosive radius is 3cm, and a coupling coefficient k=3.0; as can be seen from the figure, after blasting, the damage radius caused by working conditions a is the smallest; the maximum radius of damage caused by the rocks under working conditions d; it can be seen from this that, all other things being equal, the greater the coupling coefficient, the greater the damage to the rock after the explosives are blasted. (a) (b) (c) (d) figure 2. model of rock damage after blasting 3.2. hole wall pressure in order to study the effect of blasting with different coupling coefficients on the pressure caused, the monitoring point is selected at the same location and the pressure on the point under four different working conditions is analyzed, as shown in figure 3. figure a is the uncoupling coefficient k= 1.5, the hole wall pressure after blasting, it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 0.245×109pa; figure b is the pressure of the hole wall after blasting when the uncoupling coefficient k=2.0 is shown, and it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 0.154×109pa; figure c is the uncoupling coefficient k= 2.5, the hole wall pressure after blasting, it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 0.154×109pa; figure d is the uncoupling coefficient k= 3.0, the hole wall pressure after blasting, it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 0.152×109pa; it can be seen that the larger the non-coupling coefficient, the smaller the pore wall pressure. 28 (a) k=1.5 (b) k=2.0 (c) k=2.5 (d) k=3.0 figure 3. pressure-time plot 3.3. the vibration speed of the hole wall in order to study the impact of blasting with different coupling coefficients on the pressure caused, the vibration speed data of the monitoring points obtained in the limit of 3.2 are extracted and sorted out, and the vibration speed of the measured points under four different working conditions is analyzed, as shown in figure 4. figure a is the uncoupling coefficient k= 1.5, the vibration rate of the hole wall after blasting, it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 82m/s; fig. b is the vibration speed of the hole wall after blasting when the uncoupling coefficient k=2.0 is shown, and it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 65 m/s; figure c is the uncoupling coefficient k= 2.5, the vibration speed of the hole wall after blasting, it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 57m/s; figure d is the uncoupling coefficient k= 3.0, the blast wall vibration speed after the blast, it can be seen from the figure that the maximum value is 53m/s; it can be seen that the larger the non-coupling coefficient, the smaller the vibration rate of the pore wall. (a) k=1.5 (b) k=2.0 (c) k=2.5 (d) k=3.0 figure 4. velocity-time plot 4. conclusion ls-dyna was used to establish a three-dimensional numerical model with an uncoupling coefficient of k=1.5, k=2, k=2.5, and k=3, and the numerical simulation was carried out, and the whole process of blasting was reproduced: under the same conditions, the greater the coupling coefficient, the greater the damage to the rock after the blasting of the explosives; the greater the coefficient of non-coupling, the less pressure the pore wall is subjected to. the larger the noncoupling coefficient, the smaller the aperture wall vibration rate. it can be seen that the larger the non-coupling coefficient, the less harmful the shock wave generated by the explosive explosion to the hole wall, so the selection of a suitable noncoupling coefficient in blasting can not only produce a smoother surface, but also control the degree of damage to the hole wall. 29 references [1] tengshan bangjiu, sasa hongyi, itoichiro. on the role of guide holes in smooth blasting [a]. see: fuxin mining science movement, translation. smooth blasting: a collection of translations of coal mining tunneling technology [c]. beijing: coal industry press, 1979 [2] smith, p.d.(cranfield univ): vismeg, p., teo, lc.: tingey, l. blast wave transmission along rough-walled tunnels[j]. international jourmal of impact engineemg,v21, n6, jul,1998, 419-432. 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[4] johnson h g r . a computational constitutive model for glass subjected to large strains, high strain rates and high pressures[j]. journal of applied mechanics, 2011, 78(5):051003. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 79 research on project-based learning python programming course fengru ling *, shu gong school of computer science, guangdong university of science & technology, dongguan, china. * corresponding author: fengru ling. abstract: in order to improve the teaching quality of python programming course, this paper adopts the teaching model based on project-based learning to design and decompose student information management system, and reforms the teaching method, classroom teaching feedback and assessment methods in combination with the actual situation of the college. the practice results show that the teaching model based on project-based learning can stimulate students' interest in learning, mobilize their initiative in learning, improve their engineering practice ability and programming ability, and achieve good teaching results. keywords: python programming; teaching reform; project-based learning; process assessment; classroom teaching feedback. 1. introduction python is a programming language that has been developed for more than 30 years, and it is also a universal programming language that is closest to natural language at present. in 2016, the college computer course teaching steering committee of the ministry of education issued the basic requirements for college computer basic course teaching, proposing to use python as the teaching language of the first programming course, and add it as one of the subjects of computer level ii examination. with its help, domestic colleges and universities gradually set up python programming course, which has also become a hot spot in teaching reform. a project is a planned work with a fixed start time and end time. in the field of education, the project refers to a series of learning activities conducted by students around the selected topic, such as investigation, observation, research, expression of new knowledge, display and sharing. in education research, such learning activities are called project-based learning (hereinafter referred to as pbl). pbl is an educational method and principle based on the theories of situational cognition, social constructivism and pragmatism. pbl advocates "student-centered approach". its basic feature is to teach in the form of projects, with projects as the main line, teachers as the leading, and students as the main body. all teaching activities of the pbl teaching model are carried out around real projects. when students complete the prescribed projects, teachers also complete the corresponding teaching content. in recent years, a large number of teaching researches around this theory have emerged, which has confirmed the feasibility and effectiveness of applying this theory to the teaching of programming courses from multiple dimensions. 2. analysis of the current situation of python programming course python language basic syntax; (2) process control; (3) string; (4) list, tuple, dictionary and other combined data types; (5) function; (6) object oriented; (7) exception; (8) file operation; (9) modules and common libraries. at present, the teaching method is still based on "teaching by teachers and imitation by students". students rely on the knowledge taught by teachers and can only complete simple small programs. they are still helpless for more complex practical problems and cannot propose effective and innovative solutions. the existing teaching design is mainly taught in the order of the chapters of the textbook, and at the same time, it is demonstrated with the corresponding code applet. the students' computer experiments are mainly to verify the classic cases. experiments are incoherent and out of touch with real projects at work.therefore, students' ability to apply knowledge points is relatively poor, and they will only write similar small programs, but will not use the knowledge points to program to solve practical problems. the same problem exists in java programming and c programming courses. in the long run, students will have a sense of frustration and fear, which will affect their enthusiasm for follow-up learning. the course assessment takes the final exam paper grades as the main assessment and evaluation index. taking the college where the author works as an example, the final exam score accounts for 60% of the total score. since the difficulty of programming questions is limited by the length and duration of the final exam papers, they are often just some classic algorithm questions. many students memorize some questions in advance in order to cope with the exam, but they cannot flexibly apply these algorithms to real scenarios. this imperfect evaluation mechanism is not conducive to cultivating students' programming ability and computational thinking. 3. teaching model of project-based learning 3.1. project design project selection plays a crucial role in the effect of curriculum reform. the projects selected by teachers should not only cover most of the knowledge in the course, but also have certain practical application value. at the same time, the difficulty level of the project should be moderate. after selecting a project, the teacher must first let the students master the basic knowledge points through a certain theoretical explanation, and then let the students work in groups as a unit, divide roles according to different divisions 80 of labor, clarify the learning tasks of each role, and guide students to carry out project practice activities. let student’s complete requirement analysis, software design, coding implementation, software testing and other links according to the software life cycle, and show the learning results of the course through group defense. the project selected in this paper is student information management system, which is not only closely related to students' learning situations, but also covers most of the knowledge points of this course. the course is taught according to the process of project development, including project requirement analysis, system design, system development environment, project directory structure, main function design, student information maintenance module design, query/statistics module design, sorting module design and project packaging. each stage of project development is integrated into the explanation of the corresponding python knowledge points, as shown in table 1. table 1. project schedule project module main task description knowledge points completion time i requirement analysis: a company needs to develop a simple student information management system. after receiving the task, the project manager first needs to communicate with the project stakeholders to conduct requirement analysis. week 1 ii system design: according to requirement analysis, the main functions that the system should have are obtained; sort out the system business process; design the main interface and each functional module interface of the system. week 2 iii system development environment and project directory structure: prepare the system development environment and the organizational structure of project folder according to the key technologies used in the project installation and use of python development environment: operating system: win7 or above; python interpreter: python 3.7 or above; development tool: pycharm; python built-in module: os organization of project documents: first-level file: project folder; secondary files: python files (to achieve specific functions), files (to save student information) automatically created by the system week 3 iv main function design: write the main function to display the main interface functions of the system variables and data types; input and output; process control; call of function week 4~5 v design of student information maintenance module: input, delete, modify student information. variable list, dictionary, string; process control; definition of function; object-oriented; file operation; exception week 6~10 vi query/statistics module design: find students information by students' name/id; query and display all students' information; count the total number of students as above week 11 vii sorting module design: display students' information in ascending or descending order according to the grades of each subject or all subjects as above week 12 viii project packaging: package the program as an executable file (*.exe) installation and use of modules; program packaging week 13 it can be seen from table 1 that the knowledge points involved in the development of each functional module of student information management system are repeated, and module iv and module v basically cover most of the knowledge points of this course. if all the knowledge points are explained directly in one module at one time, it is too comprehensive and difficult for students to digest. therefore, the knowledge points can be explained in module iv and v step by step. since the knowledge points involved in module vi to module vii are the same as those in module v, they can be used as an expansion exercise task for students. in order to make the project in the teaching process cover the knowledge 81 points that need to be taught in the course, teachers need to guide students to try to use various methods to complete the project tasks, which is conducive to mastering relevant knowledge. 3.2. project implementation python programming course has 4 class hours per week, totaling 52 class hours, including 26 theoretical hours and 26 experimental hours. before the second class, students should complete the task in groups of 3-5 people, and choose the group leader, and then sit again in groups. the teacher shows student information management system project schedule to the whole class, as shown in table 1. the teacher uses the method of "top-down and gradual refinement" to explain the project, and students use the method of "bottom-up and gradual improvement" to complete the modules in the project, and establish a complete concept from actual problems to computer program development. the specific teaching is carried out in the following order: first of all, the teacher describes the actual problem to be solved, introduces the background, specific content and requirements of the project, and organizes students to think independently and discuss the solutions to the problem; secondly, the teacher conducts indepth analysis and interpretation of the project, decomposes the project task level by level, and finally divides it into several sub modules with relatively independent functions and low implementation difficulty, analyzes the business process of each sub module, and guides students to compare with the previous solution; once again, the teacher analyzes the knowledge points corresponding to each sub-module to help students build problem-solving knowledge maps; finally, it is the whole process of coding, debugging and running of the project. then, all functional modules are combined, run, debugged, tested, optimized and improved to achieve problem solving. 3.3. classroom teaching feedback in the process of teaching reform, good classroom teaching feedback plays a role in promoting students' active learning and improving learning efficiency. therefore, it is necessary to collect feedback from students in a timely manner and multiple times, so as to know the students' real thoughts and mastery of the classroom content at the first time, and adjust quickly. better feedback method: before each get out of class, please take 3 minutes to fill in the three questions. the three questions are arranged in order from easy to difficult, from more to less. these three questions can be designed according to what feedback the teacher wants to get. for example, if teachers want to know whether students like the current teaching method, they can ask three questions like this: (1) describe your state in this class in three words; (2) say two things that you enjoyed the most in this class; (3) say one thing you would like the classroom to improve or something you would like the teacher to do more or less in the future. these questions can help teachers understand students' true feelings about this lesson from the superficial to the deep, from the surface to the inside. after collecting students' feedback, it is necessary to analyze and respond. the teacher's response style is best matched with the student's feedback style. 3.4. course assessment and evaluation the ultimate goal of teaching reform is to improve the teaching quality, so that students can better master professional knowledge and practical skills. in the process of implementing teaching reform, the method of combining learning process assessment and goal assessment is adopted, focusing on the diversity of evaluation. the main content and weight of the assessment plan are shown in table 2. table 2. weights and standards of course assessment assessment time assessment method weight/% assessment criteria all term attendance 10% score according to the check-in situation of each class exported by chaoxing xuexi tong task 20% average score of verification type and design type task derived from chaoxing xuexi tong project acceptance 15% in the process of teaching reform, the teacher will assess students' comprehensive performance to form the project acceptance evaluation results midterm class progress test 20% scores of the mid-term theoretical objective test derived from chaoxing xuexi tong end of term project defense 15% after the completion of the project, multiple teachers will form an evaluation team to comprehensively evaluate students’ project completion from the aspects of code standardization, basic functions of the project, innovation and difficulty, document content, document standardization, and students' answers to questions, and give opinions and form project defense scores final examination 20% score of the final theoretical objective test derived from chaoxing xuexi tong 4. conclusions adopting pbl teaching mode can enhance students' enthusiasm for learning, maximize students' subjective initiative, cultivate teamwork ability, and improve students' ability to analyze and solve practical problems. in view of this, it is expected to introduce pbl teaching mode into the teaching process of various subjects, so as to improve the overall teaching quality. acknowledgments this work was financially supported by 2022 "quality project" higher education teaching reform project of guangdong university of science and technology (grant no. gkzlgc2022048). 82 references [1] w.x.fan, y.c.zhang and y.li: a review of the research on computational thinking both domestic and overseas, journal of distance education, vol. 36 (2018) no.2, p.3-17. 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[6] q.p. ji, h.s.yan: on teaching reforms and practice of python programming course—based on project teaching mode, journal of southwest china normal university (natural science edition),vol. 46 (2021) no.11, p.90-95. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 120 applications of ai in game plug-ins detection cheng fang zhejiang ivy international academy, hangzhou, 310000, china fangc742@gmail.com abstract: with the development of the machine learning and computer games, more and more artificial intelligence technologies are applied in the game field. from ibm's deep blue's victory over chess king kasparov in 1997 to alphago's victory over go world champion lee sedol in 2016, ai technology has played a pivotal role, thus making artificial intelligence famous. however, the applications of ai against the game plug-ins have been rarely reported. thus, this paper will introduce some ai algorithms used in game plug-ins detection and some application cases. keywords: artificial intelligence; video games; plug-ins detection. 1. introduction artificial intelligence (ai), also known as machine intelligence, refers to machines or systems made by humans that can exhibit a certain level of intelligence. in 1920, a british scientist named babbage developed the world's first "computing machine", which marked the beginning of computer hardware and is now considered as the predecessor of ai. the development and application of electronic computers have made the realization of ai a reality. ai can imitate human behavior, and as people explore ai more and more deeply and the computing power of computers becomes more and more powerful, ai also becomes more "intelligent". the development of ai has gone through a very long history. game ai is the product of the development of ai technology in the game field, and it has always been at the forefront of its development, and is considered to be the "fruit fly" of ai. wolfenstein 3d was released back in 1992, and its soldiers also had a basic form of ai. in the context of the rapid development of the mobile internet, the improvement of big data mining capabilities and storage capabilities, the leap in computer computing speed, and the accumulation of deep learning algorithms have ushered in new opportunities for game artificial intelligence technology. from ibm's deep blue's victory over chess king kasparov in 1997 to alphago's victory over go world champion lee sedol in 2016, ai technology has played a pivotal role, thus making artificial intelligence famous. in addition, texas hold'em ai [2,3] and mahjong ai in the incomplete information environment have achieved highprofile achievements. for real-time games, king of glory ai, dota2 ai and starcraft ii ai have all reached or surpassed the level of top human professional players. craig reynolds proposed a theory of simulating the behavior of a group of animals aiming at simulating bird flight, namely dispersion, alignment, and cohesion. the a* pathfinding algorithm is the most popular pathfinding algorithm today. the a* algorithm has the characteristics of real-time, stability, and intelligence, and is simple and easy to use. therefore, a* pathfinding algorithm is popular in most of the pathfinding in the game uses. for example, the sports games "nba2k" series, "fifa" series, and the shootout game "battlefield" series, the cumbersome intelligent pathfinding technology in the game is all done using the a* pathfinding algorithm. however, the applications of ai against the game plug-ins have been rarely reported. thus, this paper will introduce some ai algorithms used in game plug-ins detection and some application cases. 2. ai algorithms 2.1. neural networks inspired by the human brain, the neural network consists of a number of neurons which can receive the perceptual information of the nerve endings. the neuron structure is shown in figure 1b where x is the neuron input, w is the connection weight between each neuron, b is the threshold, f is the activation function, and o is the output value, which can be expressed by the equation 1. ( )o f= +wx b (1) multiple neurons connecting with each other form a neural network, as shown in figure 1a. a complete neural network usually consists of three layers, namely the input layer, the hidden layer and the output layer. the number of hidden layers is not less than one, while the input layer and output layer generally have only one layer. figure 1. the structure of (a) neural network and (b) neuron the training process of the neural network model is to adjust the weights of connections between neurons and the biases of neurons iteratively until the specific requirements are satisfied. the diagram in figure 2 illustrates the flow diagram of the training ann model 121 figure 2. the training process of the neural networks 2.2. support vector machine the aim of the support vector machine (svm) is to maximize the interval between different categories, so that the classification of svm has higher reliability and generalization ability. support vectors are those data points close to the boundary during the svm classification process. the training aim of a support vector machine is to find an optimal hyperplane that correctly splits positive and negative samples. the optimal hyperplane wx + b = 0 can be obtained by doing a nonlinear mapping. when the sample set is linearly separable, the determination of w and b can be obtained based on equation 2. 21 min 2 . ( ) 1 w s t y     +  wx b (2) when the sample set is not linearly separable, a slack variable ξi > 0 and a penalty factor c should be added, which represent the tolerance for outliers. thus, equation 2 becomes a convex quadratic programming problem as shown in equation 3. 2 1 1 min 1,2,3,..., 2 . ( ) 1 n i i w c i n s t y  =  + =   +   wx b (3) solving the linear inseparable problem, the usual method is to apply the kernel function which aims at mapping a lowdimensional sample set to a high-dimensional space. commonly used kernel functions include gaussian radial basis kernel function, polynomial kernel function and so on. introducing the kernel function k(xi, xj) and the lagrange multiplier αi, equation 3 can be transformed into the following form as shown in equation 4. 1 1 1 1 min ( , ) 2 . 0,0 , 1, 2,3,..., n n i j i j i j i i i n i j i i y y y k x x s t y c i n      = = =      =   =     (4) 2.3. decision tree decision tree is a classification method, belonging to supervised learnings. the aim of decision tree training is to choose the optimal division attribute. the optimal division attribute, for binary classification, is to make the divided samples belong to the same category, that is, the attribute with the highest "purity". the "information entropy" is used to measure the purity of features. if the proportion of the kth class samples in the current sample set d is pk (k = 1, 2, 3, ⋯, |k|), and k is the total number of classes. then the information entropy of the sample set is calculated as equation 5. 1 ( ) log k k k k ent d p p = = − (5) the smaller the value of ent(d) indicates the higher the purity of d. assuming that the discrete attribute a has v possible values {a1, a2, ⋯, av}, if the feature a is used to divide the dataset d, v branch nodes will be generated. the vth node contains the total number of samples in data set d whose value is denoted as dv. therefore, the information entropy can be calculated according to the above equation of information entropy. considering that the number of samples contained in different branch nodes is different, a weight |dv|/|d| is assigned to the branch node. the branch node with more samples will have greater impacts on the information entropy. the "information gain" obtained by dividing the sample set d by feature a can be calculated via equation 6. 1 ( , ) ( ) ( / ( )) v v v v gain d a ent d d d ent d = = − (6) in general, the larger the information gain indicates the corresponding feature used for classification works effectively. 3. applications of ai in game plug-ins detection 3.1. keyboard and mouse simulation plug-ins detection the keyboard and mouse simulation plug-in are a plug-in that replaces the player's operation by simulating the manual operation of the mouse and keyboard through software. the more popular plug-ins are: button wizard, mouse linker, simple game and other plug-in software. online game developers generally use two methods to detect such plug-ins, one is client-side detection, and the other is user behavior analysis and detection. client software detection mainly includes detection of the process, window name, interface name, machine code and software feature code of the program running on the player's computer. to give a simple example, some plug-in software is made by hackers for sale. if the sales volume is relatively high and the plug-in is used more often, then some feature codes of the software will be added to the blacklist. this kind of plug-in will prompt illegal, but if you put the plug-in code into other programming languages for editing and then open it, it will not prompt illegal plug-in. this is also one of the pain points of game developers. if the game prompts illegal because of code editing tools, this it violates the copyright regulations formulated by the state, so such methods can only curb the proliferation of plug-ins and cannot completely ban plug-ins. therefore, the most popular method at present is also the method used by game developers: user behavior analysis and detection, mainly in the following 122 points: 1)analyze the mouse click frequency and movement frequency. if there is a long-term click frequency that is the same or similar, or the click frequency is too fast, it will be added to the blacklist. 2)judging the difference value of game characters, there is a big gap between the behavior of characters in general simulation software and the behavior of players. this gap can be seen by security personnel at a glance, but game developers can't have so many artificial intelligences to all players. therefore, the game developer will set a range value for the behavior of the game character, that is, the critical point. if the critical value is exceeded, it will be added to the blacklist or the pop-up window will be illegal, and the account will be forced offline. 3)monitoring result data, the game company strictly monitors the key data in the game, uploads the results of the key data at large time intervals, and performs critical value detection on the data uploaded to the server. it is judged that it is illegal to use analog plug-ins. generally, these three points are combined and analyzed based on machine learning methods to outcome more detection results. 3.2. game data modification detection in the history of online game anti-cheat, there used to be a very popular anti-cheat system n-protect, which was widely used in online games at that time. the game running environment, whether there is a plug-in running, whether the client is complete, and whether there is a plug-in to modify the client memory data. however, the plug-in detection method itself has defects, because the anti-plug-in system nprotect itself exists on the client computer of the game. the computer is owned by the player. how can we ensure that the plug-in program will not be modified and deceived? the client if it can be modified, then the anti-plug-in program can also be modified, so after the anti-plug-in system has been put into operation for a period of time, it was broken by domestic hackers, and finally the system ended in failure. there are the following difficulties in detecting game plug-ins: 1)it is impossible to completely prevent the game client from being modified. once the game client is in the hands of players and hackers, it is impossible to prevent hackers from modifying. even with legal constraints, it is impossible to effectively supervise their personal behavior in the current social situation 2)the inspection of the game client is easy to be deceived. when the detection system checks the integrity of the client, the plug-in maker can completely forge a safe process, put reasonable codes in it, and let the detection system detect the fake data, so that no matter how the client is modified, the detection system will not find it. 3)the plug-in detection system cannot correctly transmit the detected results to the server, and the plug-in producer finds the data of its detection results. even if the detection system has detected illegal software, cheaters can tamper with the inspection results and become detection for legitimate data branches, no matter what plug-ins are detected by the detection system, they cannot send correct detection results to the server. the machine learning algorithms, which have strong power to reveal the complex relation based on big data analysis, are believed to solve the above issues well. 4. conclusion this paper firstly introduces the necessity of ai applied in game plug-ins detection. the common ai algorithms including neural network, support vector machine, decision tree have strong power to reveal the complex relations which are hard to be solved by the traditional analytical mathematics based on sufficient data analysis. the common plug-ins detection technologies include mouse and keyboard simulation detection technology and game data modification detection technology, but these two technologies have their own limitations. fortunately, it is believed that these limitations can be solved by the machine learning methods because their powerful detection ability. with the development of the ai, more and more complex game plugins can be detected so that the game environment will 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[7] vinyals o, babuschkin i, czarnecki w, et al. grandmaster level in starcraft ii using multi-agent reinforcement learning. nature, 2019, 575(7782): 350 – 354. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 94 research on speech style transfer algorithm combined with image processing perspective yuanqi chen school of management science and engineering, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui 233030, china abstract: speech, as the acoustic expression of language, is one of the most natural and effective means of human information communication. with the rapid development of the internet and communication technology, the function of robot voice interaction is more and more popular among people. however, the robotic pronunciation cannot meet people's demand for personalized voice interaction. at the same time, style transfer technology, which is widely used in image and video processing, has been relatively mature. by studying the theoretical methods of generalized style transfer technology (including the style transfer of images and video signals), and comparing and analyzing various machine learning algorithms used by the current voice style transfer technology, this paper draws the following conclusions: first, various models generally have the problem of large demand for training data and difficulty in training. second, an algorithm model shows the alienation effect in different usage scenarios. finally, based on the above problems, suggestions for the development of voice style transfer are put forward. keywords: style transfer; machine learning; speech; image. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance as a bridge of human communication, voice information contains richer emotional elements than text information, and is an indispensable part of communication in today's network information era. in the era of voice calls and voice interaction devices everywhere, voice signals are so common but so important. with the rapid development of electronic technology products and people's dependence on audio-visual entertainment is only increasing, the degree of intelligence of voice interaction can no longer meet people's needs. with the rapid development of computer performance and the rise of machine learning, style transfer technology is widely used in image, video and audio signal processing, defined as the extraction of the style features of subject a, applied to subject b, to obtain subject b with features of subject a. speech signal processing is embodied in the extraction of the target speaker's speech features (timbre, tone or emotion) information, applied to another speech signal, producing speech with the target speaker's voice characteristics. the feature, which we often see in voice assistants on smartphones, records a piece of audio on request to generate a unique voice style. with the development of voice style transfer technology, it is widely used in the medical field. speech style transfer technology is expected to play a positive role in the adjuvant therapy of autistic patients[1], and relevant studies have shown that synthetic speech with specific speech styles can better achieve the purpose of communication in the caregivers of the elderly and children. the technique of style transfer was originally used in image processing. after a large number of scholars' long-term research and the continuous improvement of various algorithms, the technique of image style transfer has been relatively mature. in order to provide development opportunities and innovation space for speech style transfer technology which is still in long-term development, it is of great significance to learn and summarize the general rules of style transfer in image processing. at the same time, there are many kinds of machine learning algorithms about style transfer technology at home and abroad, which correspond to different use environments, and the effect of each algorithm is obviously different. this paper tries to study the realization principle of image and video style transfer technology, and summarizes its key. secondly, in the face of complex and changeable environmental influences, the effect of different conversion algorithms to achieve voice style transfer is compared and analyzed, and the advantages and disadvantages of each algorithm in different scenes are summarized. finally, in view of the existing problems of speech style transfer, such as low naturalness of speech, high cost of modeling resources or easy to be disturbed by environment, some suggestions are provided for the development of speech style transfer technology. 1.2. research status at home and abroad the concept of style transfer originated from the field of image processing in the early stage, and the research on voice style transfer began in the 1980s. in the early stage, abe et al. proposed using vector quantization codebook mapping to realize speech conversion[2]. in china, chu min et al.[3] proposed a method based on time domain pitch synchronous overlap add (td-psola) to realize the conversion of male voice and female voice. johnson et al. [4] proposed a feedforward neural network with perception loss function, which consists of two parts: one is the image generation network, which is a deep residual network, which can be trained to get a specific style. the other is the loss network (also called feature extraction network), which is used to calculate the size of the gap between the input content image and the style image, and provides the gradient for the parameter update of the image conversion network, although the speed is much improved. but the network needs to be retrained for different styles. shortly after this research, goodfellow et al. [5]proposed a generative adversarial network (gan)model. the network consists of two parts, generator and discriminator, and learns the generative model by means of adversarial game. zhu et al.[6] proposed the 95 cyclegan framework, which used generators and discriminators to map and reflect images from the source domain to the target domain, and obtained source images similar to the target image through 1l norm constraints. although style transfer is presented in more diversified ways under the framework of deep neural network, there is still a lot of room for improvement. in the aspect of application, we can consider applying style transfer to speech signal to realize the personalized function of speech so as to make its application more extensive. 2. the application of style transfer in image processing image style conversion is an increasingly popular topic in the field of artificial intelligence and computer vision, using deep learning models to transform images into different visual styles. the technology has the potential to expand creative horizons, allowing artists to create a variety of new visual styles of art quickly and easily. the concept behind image style conversion is based on the idea that an image's content can be separated from its style. machine learning algorithms are used to identify features in an image and then transmit those features to another image. this allows the content of one image to be combined with the style of another image to create an entirely new image. to achieve a successful transformation of image styles, several factors must be considered. first, in order to achieve a high-quality migration effect, you need to accurately represent the source image and the target image. this includes making sure you use the same resolution, aspect ratio, and color. second, the machine learning model must be trained on the original image to learn how to extract the visual features of the image. finally, the target image needs to be provided so that the model can add the style of the source image to the target image. the most commonly used image style transfer algorithms include neural style transfer, feature transfer learning, cyclegan and instance normalization and normalization, along with texture networks. 2.1. neural style transfer by speeding up the process of deep learning, neural style transfer algorithm can stylize images quickly and effectively. it can be compared with the more advanced algorithms in style transfer effect, while keeping the complexity of algorithm implementation low. however, this method requires high computer performance and computing power, so it may consume a lot of time and resources in the computing process if it is not properly operated. at the same time, this approach is relatively difficult to implement when faced with the task of repainting, stylizing photos with complex patterns or height variations. 2.2. feature transfer learning feature transfer learning is an effective method to train deep neural networks, and research shows that this method is effective in the application of style transfer. feature transfer learning can transform source image styles into target images quickly and accurately. in addition, it tends to learn the most salient features of the source image and apply them to the target image. the disadvantage of feature transfer learning is that it is difficult to find the correct configuration or hyperparameter to control feature transfer. in addition, since the target image may not accurately transmit all the features of the source image, the effect of style transfer is unstable. 2.3. loop generation network (cyclegan) cyclic generation network algorithm is one of the most commonly used algorithms in image style transfer. the ability to realize style transfer between different style images makes this algorithm very useful for practical applications. however, in order to get a better effect, the cyclic generation network needs to carry out several iterations, which makes the algorithm take a long time to execute. in addition, it may not accurately capture more subtle features in the image, such as texture or gloss. 2.4. instance normalization the case normalization method enables the neural network to better learn the feature differences between each image. it also makes the network training process more stable and relatively easy to implement, but at the same time, this method will also reduce the effectiveness of style transfer, because the instance normalization method allows the network to be more affected by the source image content than the target image. 2.5. texture networks texture networks accurately capture finer details of an image, such as color and texture. and the algorithm can learn the style of the target image in a way similar to that of a human artist. however, training a mature texture network model requires a large amount of training data, which leads to the high cost of this method. 3. analysis of speech style transfer algorithm 3.1. introduction to common algorithms widely used audio style migration algorithms include convolutional neural networks (cnn), generative adversarial networks (gan) and recursive neural networks (rnn). in addition, several researchers have implemented audio style transfer algorithms for transfer learning, such as cyclegan and domain adversarial neural networks (dann). convolutional neural networks (cnn) can efficiently extract features from raw audio data and generate high-quality migrated audio. however, this model requires a large amount of training data and is more difficult to train than other models. in contrast, generative adversarial networks (gan) can generate high-quality migrating audio while requiring less training data than some other algorithms. however, gan model may be difficult to train and prone to overfitting. the second is recursive neural network (rnn), which can capture the long-term time dependence of audio signals that are difficult to be captured by other models. its disadvantage is that the algorithm is relatively complex, which makes the model training difficult. cyclegan is relatively easy to train and can be used to bridge the gap between two different audio domains, but if the domains are too different, cyclegan will produce distorted audio, and the migrated audio may not adequately reflect the content of the original signal. domain adversarial neural networks (dann) can be very effective in adjusting the content of an audio signal while ensuring its stylistic transfer. however, dann also requires a large amount of training data and requires a large amount of calculation. 96 3.2. gan-based voice style migration compared with the various speech style transfer models introduced above, the speech style transfer technology based on generative adversarial networks (gan) is characterized by a small amount of training data and low difficulty. at the same time, the quality of the generated speech is high. this model was proposed by goodfellow et al in 2014. the network consists of two parts, generator and discriminator, and learns to generate the model through the way of antagonistic game. the implementation process of gan model in voice style transfer is as follows: figure 1. overall block diagram of voice style transfer based on gan gan-based voice style transfer is a deep learning technique that trains a generative adversarial network (gan) to learn each speaker's vocal characteristics, including intonation, pitch, pitch, and other vocal characteristics, including the following: first, the gan-based voice style transfer model is trained by learning spoken audio in two different domains, such as the mapping between male to female or english to chinese. second, the model utilizes two neural networks to generate the converted speech: a network of generators to generate the converted audio sample, and a network of discriminators to classify whether the audio sample is real or generated. third, the model is trained in an adversarial fashion, where generators are trained to test discriminators and discriminators are trained to recognize real samples. fourth, the model is unsupervised, that is, it does not require any training on parallel data. fifth, models can learn to transform audio to a target style without any explicit comments about the style, such as gender or language. 4. conclusion at present, there is a lack of reliable data set to train the algorithm for voice style transfer, and various algorithms have their own advantages and disadvantages, so the implementation effect is very different. some algorithms are difficult to model, the computer resources are expensive, and the traditional transfer methods have sub-optimal speech perception, or environmental interference factors lead to audio distortion. in order to improve the quality of synthesized audio, voice style transfer technology needs to continue to develop in four aspects: first, prosody modeling, which is essential for successful speech style conversion. this involves automatically learning style-specific representations of prosody from training data so that the same synthetic model can be applied to different styles. second, data quality, in order to produce high-quality speech synthesis models, the training data must be of high quality and large enough to capture all the nuances of the style. this can include the use of high-quality recording equipment and the use of large data sets in a variety of styles. third, expressive speech synthesis, adding expressiveness to synthesized speech is also important because it helps to make synthesized speech more natural. this can include incorporating features such as intonation, pauses, and rhythm into the composite model. fourth, unsupervised style transformation. unsupervised style transformation is a promising technique for producing highquality speech synthesis. this technique uses unsupervised learning algorithms to learn style-independent speech representations, allowing the same model to be used for different styles. acknowledgments this research was supported by the undergraduate research innovation fund of anhui university of finance and economics (project number: xsky22152). the project name was "research on speech style transfer technology based on machine learning". references [1] ren qiang. research and application of speech style transfer technology based on generative adversarial network [d]. chongqing university of technology,2019. 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[6] zhu j y, park t, isola p, et al. unpaired image-to-image translation using cycle-consistent adversarial networks[c]. proceedings of the ieee international conference on computer vision, 2017:2223-2232. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 106 advances in medical knowledge graph construction techniques and applications zhikang zhang* school of artificial intelligence and data science, hebei university of technology, tianjin 065000, china * corresponding author: email: zhikang.zhang@university-365.com. abstract: knowledge graph is a way to present knowledge relations using graphics, which includes two factors, nodes and edges, and can visualize and visualize all concepts and connections between multiple entities in real life. with the advantages of clear expression, flexible structure adjustment and high efficiency, knowledge graphs play an important value for explainable artificial intelligence. the theoretical content and application of knowledge graphs have been rapidly developed by high-tech means such as big data and machine learning, and the improvement of technology has helped knowledge graphs gain more attention in various fields and produce many research results. in this paper, the author focuses on the research of medical knowledge graphs and analyzes the research of scholars in detail. keywords: medicine; knowledge graph; medical information; named entity recognition; relationship extraction. 1. background of medical knowledge map for medical knowledge graph construction, the first task is to use knowledge fusion technology to change semistructured or unstructured data into structured data, and then collect them into a database, and finally form a semantic search engine, medical question and answer system and decision support system with support. so far, more and more researchers have been using knowledge graphs for research and analysis, and scientific knowledge graph theory has been widely recognized and developed. at present, the overall usage rate of medical data is still at a low level, and china has invested more efforts in the development of medical information technology, and institutions have huge scientific information, but it is difficult to share data among different institutions, and many data are only shallowly applied, lacking a deep level to advance the use. in the process of medical knowledge mapping, many high-quality training corpora need to be used, but at present, there are only a few publicly available chinese medical corpora, which brings a great obstacle to the construction of medical mapping. due to the special nature of medical knowledge, medical knowledge graphs still have some distance to meet medical needs. in this paper, we explore the overall situation of medical knowledge graphs through literature retrieval and visualization analysis of medicalrelated knowledge graphs. 2. medical knowledge graph construction 2.1. named entity identification the definition of named entity recognition was first mentioned in the muc-6 conference in 1996, and its main function is to identify the various names and locations involved in the text. its use in the medical field is mainly to identify the names of various diseases and drugs. the initial use of named entity recognition is often based on certain rules and lexicons, so that the names recognized are more accurate, but there are also defects such as difficulty in recall and rule construction. deep learning can automate the effective extraction of salient features and greatly reduce the waste of human resources. the bilstm-crf model is the most prominent deep learning tool applied to named entity recognition today. by inputting the word vectors obtained through advance training into the model, the word features are extracted by the forward and backward lstm layers, and then the label sequences are obtained in the crf layer. the main problem of this model is the inability to apply global contextual information. qingxia zeng [1] improved this model by adding an attention mechanism, which was tested with ccks2018 and conll data, and the results proved that the addition of the attention mechanism could improve the accuracy. meisun chen [2] and other scholars, on the other hand, established a knn-bert-bilstm-crf model, selected the content of communication with liver cancer patients for experiments, and launched named entity recognition with the help of transfer learning, which resulted in higher f1 values and only a few annotated words. 2.2. relationship extraction the concept of relationship extraction was first mentioned in the muc-7 conference in 1998, where three different relationships, namely location of, employee of, and product of, were listed in detail, while the relationships involved in medicine include other complications caused by diseases, tests to confirm diseases, and so on. the original relationship extraction methods were mainly based on co-occurrence and rules. the co-occurrence-based methods have the advantage of simplicity and easy recall, but lack sufficient accuracy; the rule-based methods are the opposite. deep learning methods can also achieve relationship extraction between entities in the medical domain. zhang [3] and other scholars performed relationship extraction of patients' cases by a mechanism combining bidirectional gru and attention. ding long [4], on the other hand, used a bigru-cnn model constructed based on the attention mechanism to implement relationship extraction in cases, and found that the f1 value obtained by using this model was the 107 highest among many models. qingqing li [5] used a primary and secondary task model based on attention to extract medical relationships, and this model can fully combine the relevance of different tasks to achieve an increase in extraction efficiency. these ways of extracting relations have homogeneity, all of them are entity extraction first and then their relations, and this way may lead to errors in propagation, and the correlation of multiple tasks cannot be used effectively. yangzi mu [6] used the bilstm model to extract the entity relationships from patient cases to reach the task more smoothly. luo ling scholars [7] researched a new annotation method for extracting repetitive relations of medical texts, based on the att-bilstm-crf model to achieve the extraction of relations, and the results are more scientific and accurate than the traditional methods. 2.3. entity alignment for example, "parkinson's disease" can also be called "parkinson's syndrome" and "pd", etc. the construction of medical knowledge graph often has multiple names for medical terms. the entity alignment task allows for the summarization of knowledge and the acquisition of higher quality knowledge content. the main task of entity alignment is to identify the same entities in many databases that refer to the real world, and then link them well to realize the effective combination of multiple sources of knowledge. entity alignment is mainly accomplished with the help of pairwise entity alignment with similar properties and collective entity alignment that measures entity relationships. pairwise entity alignment can use probabilistic models, machine learning methods, etc.; collective entity alignment mainly uses vector space models, similarity propagation methods, etc. the approach based on knowledge representation learning, which can reasonably use the semantic relations contained in the graph to achieve high efficiency of entity alignment, has received more attention from scholars today. qiannan sun [9] used transe algorithm to achieve entity and relationship integration, so as to complete the task of aligning the database entities in several respiratory departments of hospitals. teng fei [10] proposed to incorporate word root sets and rules in entity alignment based on learning and comprehensive consideration of the characteristics of medical knowledge to achieve high accuracy of the results. with the support of graph convolutional networks, the relevant relational and structural information is implemented to model the entity alignment task with the help of transe to model the attribute information and then combine them to complete the entity alignment task to obtain better results. 3. medical knowledge graph application 3.1. medical information search engine past search engines in the medical field often had to implement searches, storage, etc. for a large number of relevant web pages, but just could not have accurate localization of user input words. the search engine based on medical knowledge graph can provide users with textual links of hyperlinks between web pages on the one hand, and cover multiple semantic relationships existing between multiple entities on the other. the content of the knowledge graph to the previous search engine for innovation focuses on the expansion of the query, through the knowledge graph to retrieve the entities involved in the query content and the connectivity between the entities, and also to achieve the provision of more attribute content, so as to meet the user's query needs. struck adam and other scholars [11] proposed that medical knowledge graphs have become a common method for representing biomedical knowledge and is to achieve effective combination of information retrieval and umls to achieve query expansion, which is then widely applied to the medical field. some scholars achieved query expansion by incorporating medical ontology mesh into the search engine, involving entities of synonymy, proximity and other concepts as well as linkage, so that the efficiency of information retrieval can be effectively improved. based on the medical oncology, lsa is used to automate the exploration of the semantic linkage of entities, such as the relationship between drugs leading to complications and the co-action relationship between multiple drugs, to complete the query expansion of entities and relationships. our scientists constructed the medical language system in 2002 and built a medical knowledge map with more than 120,000 concepts, 600,000 terms, etc. its main purpose is to add knowledge cards and knowledge maps to the content of the search system to realize the concretization of all concepts, and users independently select concepts to implement relevant searches. (see figure 1 for details). there are already a number of relatively mature knowledge bases for the medical field abroad, such as drugbank as a comprehensive, freely accessible bioinformatics and chemical information repository, which has contained 10,513 drug entries and 4,774 non-redundant protein sequence information as of november 2017, and is widely used by the pharmaceutical industry and medical education industry for simulated drug target discovery, drug docking screening, drug interaction prediction, and many other research areas. figure 1. view visual data 3.2. medical q&a system medical question and answer systems are also a specific aspect of the application of knowledge graphs. the main means of constructing q&a systems based on knowledge graphs today are: first, information-based extraction, where information about the question is integrated with resources in the database to select appropriate answers; second, semantic analysis-based approach, where linguistic questions are decomposed into logical expressions, and then the final answers are explored based on such expressions into the knowledge base; third, vector space modeling-based approach, where vector space is used to develop discourse on linguistic questions and entity relationships, and answers are constructed based on question models supported by machine learning and deep learning. the third approach is based on vector space modeling, which uses vector space to develop a 108 discourse on the relationship between linguistic questions and entities, and constructs a question model with the support of machine learning and deep learning to answer. in the past, scholars have mainly explored medical question and answer systems in terms of information retrieval and summarization techniques, but after the emergence of the knowledge graph concept, scholars' research has shifted to knowledge graph-based question and answer systems. fecho karamarie et al [12] introduced the biomedical map of evidence (bmeg), a graphical database and query engine for cancer biology discovery and analysis. bmeg is unique from other biological data maps in that sample-level molecular and clinical information is correlated with a reference knowledge base. it combines gene expression and mutation data with drug response experiments, pathway information databases, and literature-derived associations. another study indicated that after synthesizing the two knowledge bases, umls and wordnet the ten major dimensions of medical problems are summarized, and the logical order of the problems is realized with the help of natural language processing technology, and then the results are searched in the huge knowledge base. after researching the medical ontology-based q&a system, medical oncology, medical-related knowledge, and nlp technology are integrated to automate the q&a system. another scholar cooperates with shanghai shuguang hospital to build a knowledge map of chinese medicine covering many aspects such as diseases, symptoms, and herbal medicines, and then realizes problem solving and prescription prescribing based on this map, which can solve more problems using word separation, templates anyway and matching, etc. it can also transform the relevant information material into an appropriate way to provide a basis for prescription prescribing based on patient-specific information uploaded by doctors. 3.3. medical decision support system with the aid of knowledge mapping, the medical decision system can make intelligent treatment plans from the recorded patient symptoms and laboratory results, and also analyze the plans made by the doctors to make up for the shortcomings and avoid the problems of treatment errors. (see figure 2 for details). figure 2. knowledge graph assistance oddin, an ontology-driven medical diagnosis system based on logical reasoning and probabilistic optimization, has been independently developed. the system as a whole consists of two knowledge bases: logical rules and medical oncology, which includes several rule contents and medical resources, allowing ontology to present a variety of states, rdf, rdfs, owl is all possible, and diagnosis is expanded based on bayesian theory. a study shows that independent research and development has built the iosc3 system, which can implement automated monitoring and diagnosis for acute heart disease patients, and it can develop scientific and reasonable treatment plans for patients' specific conditions, and the knowledge base as a whole is composed of owl ontology and swrl rules together. the use of knowledge graphs in medical decision making can be considered as a major part of current research, but in practice there are two shortcomings, namely, there is no sound knowledge graph for general medicine and the accuracy of medical decision making. for example, ibm's watson health provides decision help for two diseases, oncology and cancer, with a large knowledge base and a high level of cognitive computing, enabling primary care physicians to develop targeted treatment plans more quickly. medical decisions have a direct impact on the physical and mental health of the people who use them, and the use of ai technology in the medical decision-making process can achieve more accurate and reliable results. the current application of knowledge graphs in medical decision making is only of secondary value. 4. conclusion knowledge graphs have stronger value in semantic processing and can be considered as an expansion of semantic web and knowledge base. due to the continuous improvement of artificial intelligence technology level, it promotes faster construction of medical knowledge graph as well as more accurate inference of knowledge and reduces construction cost, which brings development opportunities as well as obstacles for medical industry. the future research of medical knowledge mapping should solve the problem of inability to share data among institutions and use crowdsourcing technology to obtain more chinese medical annotated corpus; professional institutions also need to actively compile dictionaries to provide more support for medical knowledge mapping construction. by using artificial intelligence technology to build an automated, closed-loop system capable of autonomous learning, the construction cost of medical knowledge map can be reduced. references [1] zeng qh, xiong wp, du jq, et al.(2021). combining selfattentive bilstm crf for named entity recognition in electronic medical records, 38(3):159-162,242. 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(2021). application of mcat questions as a testing tool and evaluation metric for knowledge graph-based reasoning systems. 14(5):1719-1724. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 1 yolov5-based fall detection algorithm for homebound people fumin wang* queen mary university of london engineering school, npu, northwestern polytechnical university, xian, shaanxi, 710072, china * corresponding author: email: 664316139@mail.nwpu.edu.cn) abstract: according to the statistics from the official website of the national bureau of statistics, the population over 60 years old in china is close to 260 million, accounting for about 18.7% of the total population. as society moves towards aging, the safety problem of the elder people alone is gradually highlighted, and the accidental fall of the elderly at home has become a problem that cannot be ignored, and developing fall detection technology to mitigate the danger of falls of the elderly is imperative. so, this paper proposes a fall detection method which is based on deep learning. specifically, the method is based on the yolov3 method, and to enhance the accuracy and speed, the yolov3 algorithm is updated to yolov5s. the final experimental results also confirm that the above method has achieved the purpose. keywords: yolov5s; fall detection; deep learning. 1. introduction at present, society is gradually aging, and the proportion of elderly people in the socio-demographic class is increasing, and the health and safety issues of the elderly are becoming more and more prominent. [1] studies have shown that in china, nearly 20% of elderly people are seriously injured after a fall, even if they were very healthy before the fall, and most of them suffer secondary injuries because no one finds and sends them to the doctor in time after the fall, which is very common in elderly families living alone. [2] according to statistics, the number of elderly people living alone in china has exceeded 30 million, and it is a practical problem to detect falls and prevent secondary injuries caused by falls. therefore, it is valuable to research and develop an accurate fall detection algorithm for the human body. it can detect the fall in time so that the elderly can get timely treatment and avoid causing secondary injuries. according to the current state of research at home and abroad [3,4], there are two kinds of the current mainstream algorithms on target detection. the first class of algorithms is to forecast the class and location of many targets directly and use only one convolutional neural network, which is represented by one-stage algorithms, yolo and ssd are the representative algorithms of which. the second class, such as r-cnn, fast r-cnn, faster r-cnn and other two-stage r-cn algorithms which are derived from region proposal. in other words, the target candidate frame, i.e., the target location, needs to be generated before the candidate frame can be classified and regressed. in comparison, the second type of algorithm is slower but more accurate, while the first type is slightly less accurate but faster. specifically, for fall detection, most of the existing algorithms are based on wearable devices [5], which are not ideal in terms of complexity and recognition capability. therefore, studying the computer vision [6] in the field of fall detection may solve the above problems. 2. yolo target detection algorithm family 2.1. comparison of different algorithm series table 1. yolo target detection algorithm series comparison yolo v1 yolo v2 yolo v3 yolo v4 yolo v5 advantage s detectio n speed is faster detection speed is better than fasterrcnn, ssd, etc. fast detectio n speed efficie nt and power ful model s high flexibility disadvanta ges the model relies on object recogniti on labeling data accuracy performa nce is not very good the model complex ity is high slightly inferior performa nce to yolo v4 in the target detection field, yolo v3 has been applied to this field and achieved good results. this paper aims to update the existing yolo v3 fall detection research project to the yolo v5 algorithm, which is more flexible and faster. in the next sections, i will present the innovations made in the network structure of yolo v5 compared to yolo v3, the creation of the dataset, the training of the model and the detection of the dataset. based on the yolo v5 algorithm, it makes the detection more accurate and faster. 2.2. network structure diagram of yolo v5 the structure of yolo v5 is similar to that of yolo v4, with more innovations compared to yolo v3. there are four detection networks in yolo v5, namely yolo v5s, yolo v5m, yolo v5l, and yolo v5x. the depth and the feature map width of yolo v5s network is the smallest in the yolov5 series, and its detection speed and ap accuracy are not excellent compared with the last three models, but it is a good choice if the monitoring target is mainly large targets and the speed is pursued. the model used in this paper is the yolov5s 2 algorithm, and the following figure gives a view of the structure of yolov5s network. figure 1. yolo v5 network structure diagram there are four aspects for the structure diagram of yolo v5s: input side, backbone, neck, and prediction. compared with the yolo v3 algorithm, it has made innovations in all four parts： (1) input: enhance mosaic data and adaptive anchor frame calculation (2) backbone: focus structure and csp structure (3) neck: fpn structure and pan structure (4) prediction: giou_loss 2.2.1. inputs mosaic data enhancement yolo v5 carries out mosaic data enhancement by randomly using 4 images, scaling randomly, and then randomly distributing them for stitching, the detection dataset was greatly supplemented, especially the random scaling added many small targets, which made the network richer. this improvement is very beneficial for enhancing the detection of small objects. adaptive anchor frame calculation yolov5 embeds calculation of initial anchor frame value into the code, the optimal anchor frame values in different training sets are updated in each training session with adaptive calculations. 2.2.2. backbone focus structure figure 2. the focus structure figure 3. slicing operation in the focus structure, input the original 608×608×3 image to the focus structure, use slicing operation to turn it into a 304×304×12 feature map first, and then a convolutional operation is then performed, which has 32 convolutional kernels, which are finally converted into 304×304×32 feature maps. the tile diagram on the right shows a 4×4×3 image with tiles as 2×2×12 feature maps. 2.2.3. neck yolov5 now uses the same structure of fpn+pan for neck as in yolov4. the fpn (feature pyramid network) [7] is used as a reference, and the final output three feature maps (19∗19, 38∗38, 76∗76) have different scales by up-sampling and feature fusion. in order to improve the detection of large and small targets, the feature richness can be increased through multi-scale feature detection to achieve the purpose of detection [8]. figure 4. neck structure figure 5. yolov5_neck yolov5's neck structure is enhanced with a csp2 structure borrowed from the cspnet design for network feature fusion. 2.2.4. outputs bounding box loss function ciou_loss is used as the loss function of the bounding box in yolov5: 2 2 2 tan _ 2 _ 1 1 ( ) tan _ (1 ) dis ce v ciou loss ciou iou dis ce c iou v = = − − − − + where v is a parameter measuring the consistency of the aspect ratio, which we can also define as: 2 2 4 (arctan arctan ) gt p gt p w w v h h = − the introduction of this influence factor v takes the aspect ratio of both the prediction box and the target box into account. therefore, ciou_ loss takes into account three important geometric factors that should be considered in the target frame regression function: overlap area, centroid distance, and aspect ratio. this makes the regression of the prediction frame faster and more accurate. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. dataset for deep learning, the final detection effect is closely related to the quality of the dataset. a prerequisite for the network to be able to fully understand the features of the detection target is to have a sufficient number of samples for the network to learn. the dataset used in this experiment is made from open datasets available on the internet. in the model training for this experiment, it is planned to divide the dataset into training sets and validation sets in an 8:2 ratio. 3 the xml-formatted label file is converted to a txt-formatted label file. 3.2. model training in this experiment, the training environment settings are: python programming, tensorflow open-source framework 1.14, keras open-source framework 2.2.4, cuda10.1 cudnn7.4, video card 2070s. the training of model: that is, fitting the network parameters in the model to make the predicted values more and more accurate. this experiment uses the loss function to calculate the error of the network. then the obtained error inversion can adjust the internal network parameters, and the adjusted internal network parameters make the error smaller and smaller. the above process uses pre-trained weights downloaded from the internet yolov5s.pt with training epochs of 50. the training process and internal parameters can be viewed through the visualization tool tensor board, as shown below. figure 6. training loss curves 3.3. evaluation metrics the evaluation metric chosen for this experiment is the average accuracy, that is, the map index. the average (average accuracy) of the ap for all object classes is called the map metric, and different recall values correspond to the aps of different object classes. these recall values are equal to or less than the values of maximum precision, whereby the value of maximum precision is obtained and used as an independent variable, and then the area under the curve is plotted as the ap for that target, as shown in figure 7. [9] the miss rate of identified objects is called recall and the accuracy rate of identified objects is called accuracy. the calculation formula is shown below (1) and (2). number of properly identified object classes – true positives, number of misidentified object classes – false positives, number of misidentified or identified target classes – false negatives. (1) (2) truepositives recall truepositives falsenegatives truepositives precision truepositives falsepositives = + = + figure 7. ap calculation diagram figure 8. comparison of common detection algorithms 3.4. detection results currently, a comparison of commonly used object detection algorithms is shown in figure 8 [10]. the detection results of the dataset show that the map-50 value of yolov3 algorithm is about 55, while the yolov5 algorithm has a value of map-50 around 60 as obtained by figure 5 above. this indicates that the yolov5 algorithm has a higher map. there are two detection results set up here: the up class and the down class. figures 9 and 10 are the results of the corresponding test dataset. figure 9. no drop test results figure 10. drop test results the ap for the upward class is 0.980, the downward class of ap is 0.969, while the generated map is 0.0.975. the detection results obtained from this network model are compared with the detection results of other algorithms on the voc dataset, it can be seen that our algorithm has further improved in terms of accuracy. 4. conclusion this experiment introduced a fall detection method which 4 is derived from deep learning, and this experiment updates the algorithm in the previous yolov3 fall detection method to yolov5s model, and the fall detection proceed with the latest yolov5 network. the final results can confirm that the method introduced in this experiment makes the fall detection more accurate. in the next study research, i will work on applying semi-supervised deep learning networks to the study of fall detection in order to use unlabeled images and videos comprehensively. references [1] t. xu, j. chen, z. li and y. cai (2021) fall detection based on person detection and multi-target tracking in: 2021 11th international conference on information technology in medicine and education (itme), pp. 60-65 [2] w j choi, k lim, s kim et al. 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[10] e casilari, r lora-rivera and f. garcía-lagos (2020) a study on the application of convolutional neural networks to fall detection evaluated with multiple public datasets. j. sensors, vol. 20, no. 5, pp. 1466. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 18 a survey on visual simultaneously localization and mapping zijie zhang 1,2, jing zeng 1,2 1 school of automation and information, sichuan university of science and engineering, yibin, 644000, china. 2 artificial intelligence key laboratory of sichuan province, yibin, 644000, china. * corresponding author: zijie zhang (email: 459741358@qq.com) abstract: visual simultaneous localization and mapping (vslam) is an important branch of intelligent robot technology, which refers to the use of cameras as the only external sensors to achieve self-localization in unfamiliar environments while creating environmental maps. the map constructed by slam is the basis for subsequent robots to achieve autonomous positioning, path planning and obstacle avoidance tasks. this paper introduces the development of visual slam at home and abroad, the basic methods of visual slam, and the key problems in visual slam, and discusses the main development trends and research hotspots of visual slam. keywords: vslam, intelligent robot, development trend. 1. introduction a basic task of a mobile robot is to determine its location under the condition of a given environment map. however, the environment map is not available from the beginning. when a mobile robot enters an unknown environment, it needs to build a 3-d environment map through its own sensors and determine its location in the map at the same time. this is the slam (simultaneously localization and mapping) problem, it is a real-time version of motion recovery architecture (sfm) [1]. the slam of camera as the only external sensor is called visual slam (vslam). according to the number and category of cameras, visual slam can be divided into monocular slam, stereoscopic slam, rgb-d slam [2] although the slam problem has received considerable indepth research, and many scholars have also made a detailed overview of this research, there have been new developments in the research on this problem in recent years, such as the movement from 3dof to 6dof, the map from 2d to 3d, the environment has the trend of gradually changing from indoor to outdoor, the scale of the map continues to expand, and the research on lifelong mapping has sprung up [3]. 2. development of vslam in the past 10 years, with the improvement of computer computing power, visual slam has achieved rapid development. the landmark achievement of visual slam is mono slam [4] proposed by andrew davison, which is the first monocular slam based on ekf [5] method. it can achieve real-time but cannot determine how much drift, and can create sparse maps online under the probability framework. dtam [6] is a monocular slam algorithm based on direct method proposed in 2011. this method obtains the six degrees of freedom pose of the camera relative to the dense map through the whole image alignment of the frame rate, which can achieve the real-time effect on the gpu. ptam [7] is the first algorithm proposed by georg klein to process slam with multithreading, which divides tracking and mapping into two separate tasks and processes them in two parallel threads. kinect fusion [8] is the first kinect based algorithm that can build dense 3d maps on gpu in real time. this method only uses the depth information obtained by kinect camera to calculate the position and posture of sensors and build an accurate environment 3-d map model [5]. lsdslam [9] proposed in 2014 is a direct monocular slam method, which directly processes the pixels of the image. compared with the previous monocular visual odometer based on the direct method, it can not only calculate its own posture, but also build a global semi dense and accurate environmental map. the tracking method is directly operated on sim3, so that the scale drift can be accurately detected, and can be run in real time on cpu, orb-slam [10] is a relatively complete monocular slam algorithm based on key frames, which divides the whole system into three threads: tracking, map creation, and closed-loop control. feature extraction and matching, sparse map creation, and location recognition are all based on orb features. its location accuracy is very high, and it can run in real time. 3. classification of vslam visual slam algorithm can be divided into feature-based slam method and direct method according to the different use of image information. 3.1. feature based vslam method feature based visual slam method refers to the detection and extraction of feature points of the input image, and the calculation of camera pose and the mapping of the environment based on 2-d/3-d feature matching. if the whole image is processed, the computational complexity is too high. because the feature can save the important information of the image and effectively reduce the amount of calculation, it is widely used. the early implementation of monocular vision slam is achieved by means of filters. the extended kalman filter (ekf) is used to realize simultaneous positioning and map creation. its main idea is to use the state vector to store the three-dimensional coordinates of the camera pose and map points, use the probability density function to express the uncertainty, and finally obtain the mean and variance of the 19 updated state vector from the observation model and recursive calculation [11] then monocular visual slam based on key frames gradually developed, of which the most representative is parallel tracking and mapping (ptam) [12], which proposes a simple and effective method to extract key frames, and divides positioning and map creation into two independent tasks, which are carried out on two threads. 3.2. direct vslam method the direct slam method refers to the direct operation of the intensity of pixels, which avoids the extraction of feature points. this method can use all the information of the image. in addition, more environmental geometric information is provided, which is helpful for the subsequent use of the map. and it has higher accuracy and robustness to the environment with fewer features. in recent years, monocular vision mileage calculation method based on direct method has been proposed. engelj [12] constructs a semi dense inverse depth map for the current image, and uses dense image alignment method to calculate camera pose. building a semi dense map is to estimate the depth values of all pixels with large gradient in the image. the depth values are expressed as gaussian distribution, and when a new image arrives, the depth values are updated. kelc proposes an rgb-dslam [13] method, which combines the intensity error and depth error of pixels as the error function, and solves the optimal camera pose by minimizing the cost function. this process is realized by g20, and a key frame extraction and closed-loop detection method based on is proposed, which greatly reduces the path error. 4. core issues in vslam 4.1. feature detection and matching at present, point features are used most frequently, and the most commonly used point features are sift (scale invariant feature transform) feature [14], surt (speed up robot features) [15] feature and orb (oriented fast and rotated brain) feature. sift features have been developed for more than 10 years and have achieved great success. sift features are distinguishable. because its descriptor is represented by highdimensional vector (128 dimensions), and it has rotation invariance, scale invariance, radiation transformation invariance, it is also robust to noise and illumination changes. sift feature is used in visual slam, but the vector dimension of sift feature is too high, resulting in high time complexity. surf feature has scale invariance and rotation invariance, and the algorithm speed is 3 to 7 times higher than that of sift feature. orb feature is the combination of fast feature detection operator and brief descriptor, and some improvements have been made on its basis. the biggest advantage of ob feature is its fast computing speed, which is 1o0 times that of sift feature and 10 times that of surf feature. the reason is that fast feature detection speed is very fast. in addition, the brief descriptor is a binary string, which greatly reduces the matching speed and has rotation invariance, but does not have scale invariance [16]. in the environment with a large number of lines and curves, when using point features, a lot of information in the environment will be abandoned. in order to make up for this defect, visual slam methods based on edge features and visual slam methods based on region features are also proposed. 4.2. key frame selection the frame to frame alignment method will cause large cumulative floating, because there will always be errors in the process of pose estimation. in order to reduce the error caused by the frame to frame alignment method, a slam method based on key frames is proposed. at present, there are several methods to select keyframes. method 1: when all the following conditions are met, this frame is inserted into the map as a key frame. after n frames from the previous key frame, at least map points can be seen in the current frame, and the accuracy of pose estimation is high. the second method is to create a new key frame when the number of common feature points seen in the two images is lower than a certain threshold. method 3 is a method of selecting key frames based on entropy similarity. because the simple threshold is not applicable to different scenes, calculate an entropy similarity ratio for each frame. if the value is less than a predefined threshold, the previous frame is selected as a new key frame and inserted into the map. this method greatly reduces pose floating. 4.3. closed loop detection closed loop detection and location identification to determine whether the current location is an environmental area that has been visited before. error accumulation will inevitably occur in the process of 3d reconstruction, and the realization of closed loop is a means of elimination. vision is the main sensor in position recognition algorithm. among the image to image matching methods, bag of words method has been widely used because of its effectiveness. word bag refers to the technology of converting the content of an image into digital vectors using visual vocabulary tree. the feature of the training image set is extracted, and its feature descriptor space is discretized into clusters by k-median clustering method. therefore, the first node layer of the dictionary tree is created. the lower layer is obtained by repeating this operation for each cluster until a total of layers are obtained. finally, w leaf nodes, namely visual vocabulary, are obtained. 4.4. map optimization for a robot working in a complex and dynamic environment, the rapid generation of 3-d map is very important, and the created environment map plays a key role in the subsequent positioning, path planning and barrier performance, so accurate map creation is also very important. after the closed-loop detection is successful, add closed-loop constraints to the map and perform closed-loop correction. the closed-loop problem can be described as a large-scale bundle adjustment problem, that is, to optimize the camera pose and the 3-d coordinates of all map points, but the optimization calculation complexity is too high, so it is difficult to achieve real-time. an executable method is to optimize the closed loop through the pose graph optimization method. the graph whose vertex is the camera pose and the edge represents the relative transformation between the poses is called the pose graph. the pose graph optimization is to distribute the closed loop error along the graph, that is, evenly distribute it to all the poses on the graph. graph optimization is usually implemented by lm algorithm [18] in graph optimization framework g2o (general graph optimization) [17]. 20 5. development trend and research hotspot of vslam 5.1. multi-sensor fusion the camera can capture rich details of the scene, while the inertial measurement unit (imu) has a high frame rate and is relatively small, so it can obtain accurate short-term estimation. the two sensors can complement each other, so they can get better results when used together. the initial pose estimation based on the combination of vision and imu is solved by filtering. the measured value of imu is used as the predicted value, and the measured value of vision is used for updating. then, a real-time fusion method of imu and monocular vision based on ekf is proposed. it is a measurement model that can represent the geometric constraints when a static feature is observed by multiple cameras. the measurement model is optimal and does not need to include the 3-d coordinates of the feature in the state vector of ekf. if the fusion problem is divided into two threads for processing, the inertial measurement and feature tracking between continuous images are locally processed in the first thread to provide high-frequency position estimation, and the second thread contains an iterative estimation of intermittent beam adjustment, which can reduce the impact of linear error. many results have proved that the visual slam based on optimization is better than the slam based on filtering in accuracy. if the error of im is integrated into the re projection error of the road sign in the form of full probability, a joint nonlinear error function will be optimized, in which the state before the marginalization is achieved through the key frame to maintain a fixed size optimization window, so as to ensure real-time operation [19]. even in the system of vision and m-center fusion, when the robot moves violently, due to its increased uncertainty, it will still lead to positioning failure, so the robustness of the system needs to be further improved. and in order to achieve realtime positioning in real life, its computational complexity also needs to be improved. 5.2. integration of slam and deep learning with the great success of deep learning in the field of computer vision, there is great interest in the application of deep learning in the field of robotics. slam is a large system, in which there are many sub modules, such as closed-loop detection, stereo matching, etc., which can obtain better results through the use of deep learning. the end-to-end deep neural network architecture can quickly extract the inter frame motion information of image sequences. compared with the traditional inter frame estimation algorithm, the learning-based method replaces the cumbersome formula calculation, without manual feature extraction and matching, which is simple and intuitive, and the online operation 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[19] jixiucai, zheng zhiqiang, zhang hui analysis and control of robot positioning error in slam problem [j] journal of automation, 2008 (3): 323-33 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 146 research on the fast construction method of basic geographic framework of 3d smart community jiayu ni, baoxiang huang * qingdao university, shandong province, china * corresponding author: baoxiang huang (email: hbx3726@163.com) abstract: in order to promote the reform and innovation of social governance system, create "community brain" and build digital twin community in digital space, the hierarchical and household-level three-dimensional basic geographic framework plays the role of data base. based on the key technologies such as deep learning change monitoring, batch building and rendering of hierarchical household 3d models on the web side, and multi-source address matching, this paper explores and realizes the technical route of quickly building hierarchical household-level 3d basic geographic framework of 3d smart communities. through the technique of dynamic rendering monomer, a three-dimensional model visualization platform of oblique photography is built, which effectively integrates various government resources of people, houses, things and things, and realizes socialization, intelligence and specialization of social governance and convenience services. keywords: smart community; hierarchical household model; dynamic rendering single; stanet; address matching; cesium. 1. introduction based on computer technology, massive data storage, analysis and visualization technology, digital city uses 3s, unmanned aerial vehicle measurement and radar sensing, simulation-virtual technology, etc. to realize the threedimensional description of the city with multi-dimension, multi-time and multi-data fusion. [1]. urban threedimensional integrated modeling is an important base for building smart cities. [2]. it is the "cell" of a community city, the basic unit of urban grid management, and the smallest unit to create a modern urban governance system. on the three-dimensional model building, zhai jing [3] the traditional manual modeling method is used, and 3dmax, sketchup and other modeling software are used to stretch, calculate and map the dwg graphic data to realize the building model. li zhirong [4] by calling geometric data processing functions provided by cityengine, twodimensional surveying and mapping data are used to realize the programmed building of building models. on the simplification of the 3d model of oblique photography, the methods can be summarized into four categories: the simplification of cutting objects (including cutting points and cutting triangles), the simplification of id, the simplification of dynamic rendering, and other simplification methods (model reconstruction, dense point cloud of oblique images and semantic simplification).[5] the geographic framework construction in the intelligent community management platform is a dynamic monomer rendering of the building model by combining the three-dimensional model display based on oblique photography with the hierarchical household model applied to the management of people, houses, things and things. the problems to be studied and solved in this paper include: (1) it takes a lot of manpower and material resources to construct a three-dimensional model of oblique photography, and the recognition problem is partially updated in the application process according to its current requirements; (2) at present, the research focuses on the single building model, and in order to meet the needs and refinement of social management, it is necessary to explore the rapid construction method of hierarchical and householdlevel building models; (3) to meet the management requirements of "one household, one address" at the social level, integrate and match the addresses of multiple social management departments, and carry out three-dimensional address matching. 2. research technical route the three-dimensional basic geographic framework construction of three-dimensional smart communities at hierarchical and household levels mainly includes: collection of two-dimensional entity data of urban buildings, identification and update of changing areas based on dynamic monitoring of multi-temporal remote sensing images, collection of two-dimensional entity data of hierarchical and household buildings based on two-dimensional integrated mapping technology, building of batch hierarchical and household building models, matching of multi-source names and addresses, and building of dynamic rendering single platform. the technical route is shown in figure 1. due to the problem of updating the 3d model of oblique photography in some areas (taking a certain area of yantai as an example, the first round of global oblique photography flight will be completed in mid-2019), it is necessary to update the 3d model of oblique photography and the 2d entity data of corresponding buildings on this basis. the 3d model of urban oblique photography is used to build the 3d base of the real scene, and the large-scale dlg data and the registered floor plan of real estate (or multi-measurement results) are integrated to form the 2d entity data of buildings and the 2d hierarchical household results. through the oblique photography real-life 3d model, the height and number of buildings are collected, the address information of the political and legal committee, the public security department and the planning department is integrated, and the address pre-coding is carried out through address matching, so as to construct the hierarchical household database of buildings. the collected shp-format building 2d entity data (with building attributes) is converted into geojson format, 147 and batch 3d model rendering on the web side is realized through cesium.js, forming a 3d intelligent community geographic information database with one household and one yard. finally, the integration of real scene displays and attribute management is realized through dynamic rendering technology on the 3d visualization platform. figure 1. 3d smart community building hierarchical household 3d modeling technology roadmap 3. key technologies 3.1. remote sensing image change monitoring based on twin neural network and attention mechanism 3.1.1. stanet architecture and principle stanet based on twin neural network architecture is a change monitoring network for remote sensing data proposed by chen h in 2020.[6] its network architecture is shown in figure 2. the images before and after the change are taken as input respectively, and through the backbone network resnet which deletes the global pool layer and the full connection layer. [7] carry out feature extraction (take res net-34 as an example in figure 2), and import the extracted feature map into the spatio-temporal self-attention mechanism module (pam). based on the bam (bottleneck attention module) (architecture as shown in the figure), this module adopts pyramid mechanism, selects four scales of 1, 2, 4 and 8, imports the feature map of each scale into bam, and splices the feature maps obtained by four branches. finally, the euclidean distance of z (1) and z (2) after bilinear difference is calculated, and the change graph is obtained by fixed threshold segmentation. to correct the gap between the changed sample and the unchanged sample, the loss function is defined as: 𝐿(𝐷, 𝐺) = 1 2 1 𝑛𝑐 × ∑ 𝐺𝑏,𝑖,𝑗 max(𝑚 − 𝐷𝑏,𝑖,𝑗,0) 2 + 𝑏,𝑖,𝑗 1 2 1 𝑛𝑢 × ∑ (1 − 𝐺𝑏,𝑖,𝑗)𝐷𝑏,𝑖,𝑗 2 𝑏,𝑖,𝑗 (1) where nc and nu respectively represent the number of changed and unchanged pixel pairs; gb,i,jand db,i,jrespectively represent the distance values of the real label and network output of the pixel pairs in the first row and the second column of the data of the second pair. gb,i,jcan be 0 or 1, representing the constant or changing pixels, and m represents the threshold value of lost distance. figure 2. stanet neural network architecture 3.1.2. deep learning method based on arcgis pro the change monitoring module of arcgis deep learning is equipped with stanet deep learning framework, and runs the trained deep learning model to detect the change between two grids. the steps are divided into four steps: labeling samples, training data, model training and reasoning application. 2.1.2.1 annotation sample prepare the remote sensing images (0.5m) of the year (2018) and the year (2022) corresponding to the existing threedimensional model of oblique photography in the region as the original data, refer to the architectural vector change results (2018~2020) in the relevant years, and mark the samples before and after the change by using imageclassification tool-sample labeling in arcgis pro. after marking, export the training set. the experimental area is 176 square kilometers and the sample size is 2,000. figure 3. sample annotation example diagram 2.2.2.2 training data and model training select arcgis pro toolbox-image analysis-training deep learning model and use the tool of deep learning to monitor changes, import the sample set to start training, and select res net-34 as the backbone network of feature extraction. the model loss diagram is as follows, and examples of training results are shown in figures 4 and 5. it has been verified that the accuracy rate of building change detection is 89.2%, and the detection results completely cover the changed residential quarters, meeting the project requirements. figure 4. deep learning loss diagram 148 figure 5. example diagram of change monitoring results 3.2. 2batch hierarchical household model generation in the desktop gis processing software, the building floor is extracted from the large-scale topographic map as the twodimensional entity data base of the building, and the twodimensional hierarchical household data results are formed by referring to the hierarchical household map of the real estate. at the same time, the floor and household information are obtained, and the attributes such as floor height and floor data are given according to the three-dimensional model of oblique photography, and the building number of the real estate unit number is pre-coded. finally, fme (feature manipulate engine) is used to convert it into geojson data format. figure 6. process of building hierarchical household model cesiumjs is an open source three-dimensional large scene earth model framework developed based on webgl image engine [8] through traversing the three-dimensional entity defined in geojson, it is created and added to the cesium scene view, so as to realize the rapid batch construction of the hierarchical household model on the web side. 3.3. address information matching political and legal committee, public security, planning and other departments all have their own address databases. multi-source address data are diverse in organization, chaotic in management, and lack of authority, which is not conducive to address sharing services at the smart city level. in this paper, rules and dictionaries are used for address matching. the public security address is taken as the standard address, and it is segmented and labeled according to the standard address model. tags are combined according to the set query rules, and matched with reference address dictionaries. after that, the address geographic space is roughly matched through the grid of the political and legal committee, and finally distributed to the grid staff to check the specific accuracy. the technical route of address information matching is shown in figure 7. figure 7. technical route of address matching 2.3.1 build a standard address model. the standard address model refers to the specification for place name address data of geographic information public service platform (db37/t 4361-2021), and is specified according to the actual application needs. the standard address is composed of three major elements: administrative area name, basic area qualifier name and local point location description, and is described in the following way: < standard address >: = < administrative area name > [basic area qualifier name] [local point location description]. table 1 standard address level model level coding level name type level content 1 prefectur e-level admini strative area city-level/region 2 district and county level districts/counties/countylevel cities 3 township level streets/towns/townships 4 administr ative village level community/administrative village 5 streets and lanes basic area qualifie r street/lane/highway 6 number number plate 7 residenti al area /poi residents/natural villages/∣ poi 8 functiona l area commercial areas, industrial parks, science and technology parks, industrial parks, scenic spots, parks, universities and large hospitals 9 ban local point position door (building) address ∣ building name ∣ village residence number 10 other unit | building | floor | room 2.3.2 address segmentation and classification design regular matching rules of elements at all levels, refer to yu yuanjian.[8] the idea of matching is that, taking into account the characteristics of residential buildings at the level of smart communities, the first matching interception is carried out with "digital+building" (grade 9), because the address of residential buildings will be divided into two sections, and the first section will be intercepted with "digital+number" (grade 6) for the second time, and the final words will be regularly judged to determine whether it is a road (grade 5) or a community (village) [9] and mark the level of address elements. the accuracy of segmentation and 149 marking of residential quarters by this method is about 84%. table 2 element characteristic correspondence table elemen t level element name feature word set of corresponding elements 5 way road, street, avenue, lane, lane, lane, hutong, lane 6 number plate number+sign 7 residential community district, garden, village, fang, zhuang, residence, residence, garden, villa, residential district, mansion, apartment 8 functional area industrial parks, science parks, schools, colleges and universities 9 ban building, building, block, building, row, #, number, etc. 10 other unit, ladder, floor, room, room, etc. 11 poi hotels, squares, buildings, department stores, companies, factories, halls, bureaus, markets, centers, guest houses, etc. 2.3.3 address matching the established standard address model can't be suitable for all complex and diverse chinese address matching situations. by establishing an appropriate rule base, the problem of incomplete and fuzzy address expression can be effectively solved, and the search efficiency can be improved [10]. at the same time, according to the naming rules of different departments, it is necessary to establish a matching dictionary of addresses. at the community level, it is generally the community name corresponding to road+house number. through the most effective address elements [11] set the matching rules: poi (unique), road+house number, road+building number, community+house number, community+building number, road+community, road+road, community. according to the set rules. 3.4. spatial matching according to the grid data in the address of the political and legal committee and the address matching result, the information is forwarded to all grid members for verification through the unified address verification system. after verification, the grid members feedback the information to form a correct address information base. 4. web-side 3d visualization smart community platform construction the problem of "monomer" of the tilted real-life 3d model is the basis for its divisibility and query. this project needs not only to divide a building, but also to "monomer" the building model by layers and households. the dynamic rendering monomer method is to dynamically attach transparent or semitransparent film on the 3d model of the real scene matching with it, so as to realize the monomer of the 3d model of the oblique photography real scene on the rendering level. [12], which can be dynamically rendered by 3d gis engines such as cesium. 3d tiles is developed and formulated by cesium team. it is a data specification based on lod technology, which is established on the basis of gltf model definition, and realizes the loading of massive 3d spatial data on the web. firstly, tilt photography is converted into 3dtiles format by cesiumlib software to load tilt photography data on the web side, and at the same time, the layered household building model generated by geojson is loaded. according to the layered household building model id, the unique address and personnel information are linked, and the b/sside 3d visual intelligent community platform is built. figure 8. 3d visualization smart community platform 5. conclusion in this paper, the key technologies of community management based on the three-dimensional model of oblique photography are discussed and practiced, and the web-side visualization platform is built, which provides a technical route for the rapid construction of the basic geographic framework at the level of smart community. firstly, the change area is identified by deep learning change monitoring technology, so as to update the 3d model of oblique photography and the 2d entity data of buildings. then, combined with the hierarchical household map of real estate (or multi-measurement) and the results of three-dimensional model of oblique photography, the two-dimensional entity data of buildings are processed by hierarchical household, and the building model is built and rendered directly on the web. after that, the spatial uniqueness of the hierarchical household building model is matched with the address data of multiple departments, and one household with one address is realized. finally, the results are displayed by building a threedimensional visualization platform, creating an intelligent "community brain" and forming a modern community governance model based on information and intelligent social management and services. references [1] gu chao-lin,duan xue-jun,yu tao-fang et al,“a study on the key techniques of the digital city and its3d re-appearing” in geographical research,vol. 21 2002,pp.14-24; [2] tan cheng-guo, yu qian, sun si-miao,“making smart city three-dimensional” in journal of geomatics,vol. 38 2013,pp.82-84; [3] zhai jing,“design and implementation of 3d modeling in smart city”. shandong university, 2018; [4] li zhi-rong.“research of urban 3d batch modeling and web3d visualization”. east china university of science and technology, 2018; [5] zhou yong-shuai.“research on the method of oblique photography monomer based on cesium framework”. chengdu university of technology, 2020; 150 [6] chen h,shi z,“a spatial-temporal attention-based method and a new dataset for remote sensing image change detection”in remote sensing，vol.12 2020，pp:1662； [7] he k, zhang x, ren s, et al,“deep residual learning for image recognition”in ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition, 2016,pp.770-778. 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foreign languages taishan university, taian shandong 271000, china * corresponding author: yan zhang (email: xtzy@163.com) abstract: traditional thermal printers have low quality and slow speed in mixed printing of images and texts, so more intelligent processing programs are needed to improve printing quality and speed. this system has designed a thermal printer based on wi-fi mcu esp8266. the printer uses this chip as the main controller, and combines thermal printing principle, stepping motor control technology, micro b/s architecture technology, wireless communication and other technologies to design. this printer adopts independent design, and is compatible with multiple control terminals. it is ready to use without complicated settings. it has a simple and friendly control interface and is worthy of promotion and application in more fields, more diversified and personalized scenes. keywords: esp8266; thermal printer; wi-fi printer. 1. introduction since the beginning of the 21st century, the thermal printing market has consistently maintained a sustained growth, and has been widely used in retail, transportation, logistics, commerce and other industries [1]. thermal printing requires no ink and is fast. however, due to the single color, it is mainly used for printing barcode, label, bill, etc. with the rise of artificial intelligence and the internet of things, thermal printing will usher in new market growth points in education and training, entertainment, healthcare and other fields, because these industries need more and more convenient, efficient, fast, low-cost image and text presentation and long-term preservation methods [2,3]. the traditional thermal printer is generally embedded into other equipment as an accessory part, which has problems such as closed design, single function, low print quality, high production cost and maintenance cost. the independent portable handheld printer generally uses wired or wireless bluetooth to connect to the main device [4]. the connection preparation is complex and cumbersome, and professional drivers and application software need to be installed. the printing content is relatively fixed and single, mainly based on bills, rarely involving the printing and output of documents and graphics [5]. at the same time, the transmission speed of the bluetooth method to obtain the print data is slow, the processing speed of the image and text output microcontroller has a low impact on the efficiency, and the print output quality is poor. there is a relative lack of independent, portable, fast and high-quality thermal printer products in the market. therefore, this paper proposes and designs a wireless thermal printer system based on wi-fi, which is independent, portable and cost-effective. 2. principle scheme the system uses the 32-bit microprocessor chip esp8266 [6] with wi-fi as the core control chip, embedded with efficient monochrome image processing algorithm, integrated with a micro web server, and compatible with the rapid connection of mobile phones, tablets, computers and other terminal devices through the b/s architecture [7]; users do not need complicated hardware connection or software installation. they can use it out of the box and achieve highquality image and text output anytime and anywhere [8]. the overall design scheme is shown in figure 1. figure 1. overall scheme diagram of wi-fi thermal printer this project technically includes hardware circuit design and software design. the hardware circuit includes the power supply circuit of the mcu and motor, the interface circuit of the main control chip, the driving circuit of the stepping motor and the print head, the printing paper and the temperature monitoring circuit; the software design mainly focuses on the programming of the core controller, including wi-fi communication module, web service module, spi communication module [9], artificial intelligence image processing module, printing control module, etc. the relevant software code is compiled and stored in the flash memory. 3. hardware system design the core circuit of the wireless thermal printer is shown in figure 2. the core chip required by the core circuit is esp8266 as the mcu, and tb6612 as the main control chip of the stepping motor [10], respectively connected to the thermal print head jx-2r-05. figure 2. overall scheme diagram of wi-fi thermal printer 68 the chip esp8266 is a 32-bit wi-fi mcu with the clock frequency of 80mhz. 20% of the chip's processing capacity is used to run wi-fi protocols and real-time operating systems. the remaining 80% of the chip's processing capacity can be used for programming and development. so it can be used as the master chip of thermal printers. the micro web server code, stepping motor control code, print head control code, etc. can be realized by the chip. the tb6612 motor drive module has two channels of output. it can control two dc motors or a two phase four wire stepping motor. it can output 1.2a of motor drive current. the peak starting current can reach 2a, which can meet the needs of the print head motor. the thermal print head uses a stepper motor to control the paper feeding, and pins ain2, ain1, bin1, bin2 are the input terminals of the step pulse. ao1, ao2, bo1 and bo2 are the output terminals of the step pulse, which are respectively connected with mtra+, mtra -, mtrb+ and mtrb of the thermal print head. the stepping motor section control code of this system adopts the 4-beat drive mode, that is, the pulse input terminal is continuously pulsed according to the 4-beat drive sequence of the drive sequence diagram. the phase beat of the motor is shown in figure 3, and the beat interval is 1ms. figure 3. logic sequence diagram of stepping motor the print head model adopts the line type thermal print head jingxin [11] jx-2r-05, and the point density is 384 points/line, that is, 48 bytes * 8bit should be input for each line of data. the schematic diagram is shown in figure 4. the vh pin is the print head heater with a voltage range of 4.2v8.5v. phk, vsen and phe are respectively the cathode, power supply and reflector of the reflective photoelectric onoff paper shortage detection sensor. di pin is the serial input pin of the print head data, which is used to receive the print data of mcu. clk pin is the serial input clock, which sends data at the rising edge. stb1~stb6 are the power supply control signals for the thermal head, and the heating time of the print head is controlled at 800us. tm pin is the print head temperature sensor pin, which is connected to the analog to digital conversion pin ad0 of esp8266. figure 4. schematic diagram of jx-2r-05 thermal print head the working voltage of the print head is 4.2v~8.5v, so the system can be powered by direct usb or 18650 lithium battery. the esp8266 requires 3.3v voltage, which is provided by the voltage regulator chip ams1117. the charge and discharge of 18650 are managed and controlled by chip 2kax [12]. the schematic diagram of power supply is shown in figure 5. figure 5. circuit schematic diagram of power supply part 4. software system design 4.1. overall software structure the software mainly focuses on the design of built-in web server, print head control and the compilation of client interface program. users do not need to install any third-party app or driver, and can easily print documents, pictures or bills by opening a browser or wechat [13] applet. the user is allowed to store a variety of print templates, and the program can automatically generate two-dimensional code, barcode and other data. the depth learning contour extraction algorithm and image binarization algorithm designed for mcu are used to generate data suitable for thermal printing, so that the printing effect is better. mobile phones, computers or tablets with browsers can be used as upper computers. after the upper computer connects to the web server of esp8266 through wi-fi, it downloads html and javascript web page code and runs it, further establishes the websocket connection, uploads the processed images and text, and controls the thermal printing progress in real time. the whole function is shown in figure 6. figure 6. software functional modules diagram the software functions to be realized by mcu include: establishing wi-fi connection of ap or station, establishing web server, establishing html and js file server, establishing websocket server, stepping motor control, data transmission with print head, print point heating control, paper shortage detection, print head temperature detection, etc. 4.2. wireless connection the esp8266 supports arudino [14] programming, which can be used to turn on the mcu’s wi-fi signal as a wireless access point for the host computer to connect directly. or make it work by scanning wi-fi routers and connecting them. in short, the upper computer and the thermal printer are connected to the same local area network. this allows the printer to communicate with the host computer at a speed of 2mbps, laying the foundation for subsequent services. mcu wi-fi ap or station build web server html and js file server websocket server stepper motor control, heating control gui web browser phone/ta blet/pc http 69 4.3. web and websocket server the system builds a micro web server supporting http protocol and websocket protocol [15] based on tcp protocol in mcu. its purpose is to transmit html and javascript code and data files between the upper computer and the lower computer, and to communicate with each other in real time. these html, javascript and arduino codes run in upper computer browser and mcu respectively to realize user interface, real-time transmission, picture editing, motion control, status monitoring and other functions. 4.4. hardware control code the thermal print head is integrated with a stepping motor, which can be directly driven by the chip tb6612. the input pin of the tb6612 is connected to the gpio5, gpio2, gpio0 and gpio4 pins of the mcu esp8266. the program needs to set these four pins as the output, and output the high level for 1 millisecond according to figure 3. the motor will take a paper step of 0.0625 mm. it should be noted that the number of gpios of esp8266 is limited, and some time-sharing multiplexing pins are required. for example, gpio0 is used as an input pin during startup. if it is pulled down, it will set the esp8266 to the boot loader mode, and switch to the output pin to control the motor operation during normal operation. the thermal printer core adopts a reflective photoelectric on-off detection sensor, which is mainly used to detect the paper shortage and locate the printing paper through the marks on the printing paper. refer to figure 2 for the connection circuit, which is connected to gpio16 of esp8266. set gpio16 as the input mode, and read the level value to reflect the paper status: when there is no reflected light, the photocell is cut off, which is called low level. when there is white paper, the light is reflected to the photocell, and the photocell is conductive, showing high level. 5. verification the design prototype and software operation interface are shown in figure 7. after the printer is connected to the power supply, connect it to the mobile phone or computer through wireless wi-fi. enter the printer ip address through the browser to enter the built-in server and start the operation interface. in this interface, you can draw, input text, edit pictures, press the print button, and the data processed into binary images will be transferred to the thermal printer through websocket, and printed out quickly. figure 7. photos of experimental prototype and screenshot of software front-end interface the test shows that images or characters can be printed clearly, and the printing depth can be adjusted by modifying the printing heating time. under 20% coverage, the printing speed can reach 80mm/s. the printing point spacing is 0.125mm. 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(b)the mpsi protocol further reduces the computational burden on all parties by shifting the computation of intersections to the server. in addition, multiple parties are able to run the mpsi protocol in parallel with each other. in addition, the protocol ends with each party knowing the result of the intersection, achieving fairness of the mpsi protocol. (c)the mpsi protocol resists collusion between the cloud server and 1n − parties. the mpsi protocol also ensures that each party can check the integrity and correctness of the results to counteract malicious behavior of the cloud server. 2. related work scholars have studied psi extensively, and in this section, we present further related work. generally speaking, these works could be categorized into the 3 types. 2.1. public-key technology the psi protocol was proposed in [1] based on polynomial evaluation, where a polynomial is constructed from the elements in the set, the coefficients of the polynomial are found by interpolation, and the polynomial coefficients are 69 sent to the server in ciphertext. in this protocol, a larger number of polynomials will cause the higher computational costs in the homomorphic encryption process. in [8], authors constructed the oblivious pseudo-random function (oprf) based on the inadvertent transmission expansion protocol to efficiently complete the privacy equivalence test and propose a psi protocol. in [9] , authors introduced the cuckoo hash mapping technique based on [8] and proposes an efficient psi protocol. in [10] a new psi protocol with lower complexity is given. based on this, [11] proposed an unbalanced psi protocol is made resistant to malicious attacks by using oprf in the initialization part of this protocol. in [12] , authors used a new inadvertent transfer expansion protocol based on the [9] for constructing inadvertent pseudo-random functions as well as psi schemes. the most common technique is homomorphic encryption. the authors of [13] improved computational efficiency by using elgamal encryption and reduced computational complexity by using the cuckoo hash technique [14]. abadi proposed a point-value pair-based dpolynomial representation of the set method, which is accomplished by the paillier encryption scheme, reducing the multiplicative complexity from ( )2o d to ( )o d [15]. the psi protocols based on public-key technology are generally suitable for models with high computational power, but communication bandwidth and time complexity are a big obstacle for practical applications. 2.2. oblivious transfer technology traditional ot protocols limit the security and efficiency of psi protocols due to the large number of ots that need to be used, but this bottleneck can be effectively solved by ot extension technology (ote). phase hashing and permutation hashing methods were applied to reduce computational effort and memory in [16]. a protocol based on ot extensions that gives a lightweight protocol for security and communication networks was proposed in[17]. in [18], pinkas analyzed the existing psi protocols and constructed a new psi protocol using hashing techniques and oprf to optimize the psi protocol. in [19], a psi protocol based on string detection with paxos (paxos) data structure was proposed that not only has linear communi-cation and computational complexity, but also resistant to malicious attacks dong cons-tructed a semihonest psi protocol based on iknp03-ot [20] and bloom filters [21]. later, pinkas introduced alsz13-ot [22] based on [21], which led to a 50% reduction in the amount of communication between the parties [8]. to make the protocols more computationally efficient, most ot protocols are implemented using symmetric cryptosystems. these protocols have low communication complexity and time complexity. however, these protocols require operations such as key management. 2.3. cloud computing. cloud computing technology provides users with flexible and economical computing resources. using cloud servers to assist in computing privacy set intersection is a feasible approach, however, cloud servers bring convenience to users but also raise new security issues, and untrustworthy cloud servers may violate data privacy confidentiality agreements to steal private data [23,24]. therefore, a number of cloud server-based privacy intersection solutions have emerged. in [25], authours constructed a series of psi protocols for cloud computing environments that allow two-party clients to use the computational power and storage space of the cloud server to assist in computing psi of both parties without leaking private information to the cloud server, but are limited to solving the two-party privacy intersection computation problem. in [26,27], authours proposed privacy set intersection protocols supporting multiple parties respectively, but their computation and communication are done by each party, and when the party's equipment is limited, it is not possible to securely use cloud services to assist the computation. in [28], a fair two-party psi protocol is proposed, which combines cloud servers with cuckoo hashing to achieve a fair psi. the variation between the above protocols are shown in table 1, and we have mainly analyzed structure and adversary model. table 1. variation between the above protocols. type reference structure adversary model public key [8] oprf+gbf semihonest [9] oprf+hash semihonest [10] he semihonest [11] oprf+he malicious [12] oprf+ iknp-ot semihonest [13] he+hash malicious [15] he semihonest oblivious transfer [16] gc+oprf semihonest [17] oprf+hash semihonest [18] oos-ot+hash malicious [19] iknp-ot semihonest [20] bf+ iknp-ot malicious cloud computing [24] hash+ point-value polynomial semihonest [25] opprf+ot semihonest [26] kso15-ot malicious [28] elgamal +hash semihonest 3. preliminaries in this section, we give the representation of polynomials with sets and the related definitions. we also provide the ole algorithm and security model used to construct our scheme. 3.1. polynomial point-value pairs represent sets in order to achieve the conversion from set to polynomial. the representation illustrates that a random point evaluation polynomial can be used to represent the set. definition 1. polynomial point-value pairs represent sets. given a set  1, , dx x x= ,we define its characteristic polynomial as ( ) ( ) ( )1 df x x x x x= −   − (1) to determine whether a set contains an element x , it is only necessary to determine whether ( ) 0f x = holds. definition 2. suppose x and y are two sets of the same degree d and denoted by polynomials ( ) ( ),f x g x .we can represent the intersection ( ) ( )f x g x by finding the roots of this polynomial when it is equal to 0, ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )1 2f x h x g x h x+ (2) where ( )1h x and ( )2h x are randomly chosen d-degree polynomials. definition 3. let ( )0 r denote the ( ) ( )0 , 0x r r x  = . let ( ), logd d poly . suppose   ( ),degr x r d = is a 70 random polynomial. for all non-trivial  p x , ( )deg p d = , ( ) ( )( )  ( )0 0pr | |r p negl     (3) 3.2. oblivious linear function evaluation. intuitively, oblivious linear function evaluation (ole) is a generalisation of ot to the larger domain by [29]. the ideal functionality of olef allows the sender and receiver to jointly compute a linear function ( )xc ax b= + . in the olef , the receiver inputs x and obtains ( )c x and the sender inputs ,a b and obtains nothing. the ole guarantees that the receiver has no knowledge of ,a b other than the result ( )c x , and the sender has no knowledge of x . the ideal functionality of olef is shown in figure 1. sender receiver a,b x ( )f x a x b + figure 1. the ideal functionality of olef 3.3. security model. in the universal composability (uc) framework of [30] the mpsi protocol is proved. let  corresponds to the protocol in the real world and f corresponds to the ideal function in the ideal world. for  protocols in the real world, there is a ppt adversary and will exist a simulator sim in the ideal world. the protocol is secure if equation 4 holds. ( ) ( ), ,, ,f simreal x y ideal x y  (4) where ( ), ,real x y is the real output, ( ), ,f simideal x y is the ideal output, the  indicates computationally indistinguishable. 4. our protocol in this section, we present the proposed psi protocol. to make it easier to understand, we first introduce the overall idea of designing a protocol. 4.1. overview the protocol has n parties ( )1ip i n  and a cloud server s are involved. ip input his private set ix and compute the intersection 1 n i i x = through s without leakage information. we have proposed a new design idea based on [29], where olef algorithm is run between ip and ( )( )1 , 1 modcp i n c i n  = + . ip obtains polynomial ir , after which the party ip sends the polynomial ir to s . the cloud server s computes 1 = n com i i r r =  and the set formed by the roots of the comr is the intersection of the sets ix . however, we have discrepancy with the protocol of [29]. we have analyzed three possible scenarios of untrustworthy cloud servers. (a) it can claim that all elements are not in the intersection set. (b) it can claim that all elements are in the intersection set. (c) the cloud server feeds only a portion of the intersection to the party. we need to ensure that the results returned by the cloud server s cannot be empty and cannot directly return all the information entered by the parties [31]. in order to be able to realize this, the parties work collectively to generate a set ( )( )0 0, / 2id d d d= − and ip generates the private set ( )( ), / 2i i id d d d= − . first, ip chooses 0 id d+ to blind the set ix , then ip get 0i i ix x d d = + + . second, ip expands its set ix  with  copies of all element. prior to the start of the protocol, ip need creates his new set ( ) 1, ,j j i i ix x x = for all j i ix x  , meanwhile, define ( )i ix x  − = . however, there is still a need to consider data privacy during the interaction between the two sets of information while correctly computing the intersection. we use ole to solve this problem. in our protocol, the parties ip holds sets ( ),i ix x d  = and constructs a polynomial ( )0 ir x based on ix  . ip randomly generates two polynomials ( )1 ir x and ( )2 ir x , where ( ) ( )1 2 / 2i ir x r x d= = . ip and ( )( )1 , 1 modcp i n c i n  = + run the olef algorithm twice , ip get ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )1 0 2 i c i cr x r x r x r x = + and cp get ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )1 2 c i c ir x r x r x r x = + . if ( )ir x is sent directly to the cloud server s , the polynomial ( )0 ir x of ip is compromised if cp and the cloud server s are colluded. to avoid this problem, we require the ( )1ip i n  to do another blinded operation before sending. ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) 2 0 2 0 1 2 2 2 olef i i i i i i c i c i r r x r x r x r x r x r x r x r x r x = − + = + + − (5) ip sends olef ir to the cloud server s . the cloud server s derives 1 = ole n f com i i r r =  . after that, the cloud server send comr to the ip . 4.2. mpsi protocol we give a detailed description of our mpsi proposed protocol in this section. we define the set ix  as    1= , , , , 1,i ij d i i i i i ix x x x j d .the new protocol mpsi is shown in algorithm 1. inputs: ip holds the set ix , where  1, , i ii n x d = . let  max 1id x= + . outputs: int 1 d set i i x x− = = . 1. preparation phase. (1) all parties run a pseudo-random function generator prff to generate the set 0 ,d where ( )0 / 2id d d= − . (2) ip run prff to generate three private sets 1 2,i id d and 3 id , where ( )1 / 2i id d d= − , 2 / 2id d= and 3 / 2id d= . ip uses 1 0 id d+ to blind the set ix , then 71 1 0i i ix x d d = + + . for all j i ix x  , ip creates his new set ( ) 1, ,j j i i ix x x = (3) ip generates three polynomials ( )0 ir x , ( )1 ir x and ( )2 ir x , where ( ) ( )0 , d i k k ik r x x x x x  = −  , ( ) ( ) /21 2, d i k k ik r x x x x d  = −  and ( ) ( ) /22 3, d i k k ik r x x x x d  = −  . 2. execute ole and blindness. (1) ip as a receiver, inputs ( )0 ir x into olef . ( )( )1 , 1 modcp i n c i n  = + as a sender, inputs ( )1 cr x and ( )2 cr x into olef . ip get ( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 i i c cr r x r x r x = + , cp get ⊥ . (2) cp as a receiver, inputs ( )0 cr x into olef . ip as a sender, inputs ( )1 ir x and ( )2 ir x into olef . cp get ( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 c c i ir r x r x r x = + , ip get ⊥ . (3) ( )1ip i n  computes ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 2 2olef i i c i c ir r x r x r x r x r x= + + − . 3. set intersection. the cloud server s computes 1 = ole n f com i i r r =  and sends comr to ip . 4. checking and verification. (1) ip aborts the protocol if any of the following occurs: ( ) 00,comr x x d  or ( ) 0,com ir x x d=  or ( ) ( )  0, 0, , , 1,j j j com i com i i ir x r x x x    =    . (2)for ix x  , if ( ) 1 0, d com i i r x x x  = =  . then ip calculates ( ) 1 1 d d i i i i x x   − = =  = and int 0 1 d set i i x x d− = = − . algorithm 1. malicious security multi-party psi 4.3. analysis of correctness theorem 1. we say that mpsi protocol does not correctly calculate the probability of intersection as : ( ) ( ) 1 pr | |0, n com i i x n lr x x eg =       =  (6) proof. according to the mpsi , we get ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )2 1 0 2 2olef i i i c i c ir r x r x r x r x r x r x= − = + − ，then ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( )( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( )( ) 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 = ole n f com i i n i i i n n n r r r x r x r x r x r x r x r x r x = = = − = + + + +   (7) according to the definition 2, equation (7) is equivalent to 1=com nr x x  (8) then ip calculates ( ) 1 1 d d i i i i x x   − = =  = , we can get ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 =com n n n n n r x x x d d x d d x d x d d  = + + + + = + + (9) let ( ) ( ) ( ), , 1 i i d x k k ik r x x x x x i n= −    , ( ) ( )1 0 01ψ ix cr r= + and ( ) ( )1 0 02ψ cx ir r= + ( )( )1 modc i n= + . equation (9) is equivalent to ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 ψ ψ i c i c i c i c x c x i x c x i x x x i c x c i r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r   =  +  + =   =     (10) by definition 3, we have ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 pr | | pr | | pr | | i c x i c x c i r r negl r r negl r r negl                   (11) then we can get ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )00 1 0 2 1 0 1 int =ψ ψ n n set x d x d x x x −  − − = =   (12) according to the above equations, we can conclude that ( ) ( ) 1 pr | |0, n com i i x n lr x x eg =       =  , the proof is finished. 4.4. security analysis the formal security proof of polynomial-based protocol is given. theorem 2. the mpsi protocol is secure in the presence of a malicious adversary if the prff is the pseudorandom function. proof. this theorem is proved by taking into account the cases in which the parties are destroyed. by building a simulator in each case, only the inputs and outputs of the destroyed party are obtained and a view is generated. further, the view must be computationally indistinguishable from the real view. let  im i p is malicious= and 1tm m n=  − . let  jh j p is honest= and 1th h=  .we will only discuss the worst-case scenario here. namely, the 1tm m n= = − . case 1: cloud sever s and 1p are honest, the other parties are malicious. in this case, we construct the simulator 1sim as follows. it is given m input set mx . 1sim generates its own view based on the execution process of the protocol. for the ot, 1sim generates 1p s random string ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x , in order to build the view, 1sim runs the olef as receiver and inputs ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x and outputs 1 olef r . then 1sim sends 1 olef r to s . finally 1sim outputs m s view. consider the following hybrid games. game 0: m and 1p output in the real protocol. this corresponds to ( ), 1,psi mreal x x . from the mpsi protocol, we know ( ) ( ), 1 1 int, , , ,ole ole psi f f m n setreal x x r r x −= . game 1: identical to game 0, except that on 1p chooses 72 the random prff key. the 1sim aborts according to the checking and verification in algorithm 1. if the environment can distinguish between game 0 and game 1, then the environment must manage to send 1 olef r such that ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )( )0 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1r x r x r x r x r x+  − , while passing the check of checking and verification in algorithm 1 with non-negligible probability. let ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 olef r r x r x r x r x r x= + + − . due to the fact that x is uniformly random, the probability of satisfying 1 0olef r = is /d . therefore, game 1 and game 0 are computationally indistinguishable. game 2: the remainder is the same as game 1 except for 1sim generates the ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x according to the algorithm 1 and adjustsd the output. this corresponds to ( ), 1 1,f sim mideal x x . the previous games determined that the inputs ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x are extracted correctly. note that the received intersection 1 2= ole ole olef f f com nr r r r+ + + , the adversary cannot modify the element information in the intersection unless there is a negligible probability. further, as ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x are uniform randomly over the choice , ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 olef r r x r x r x r x r x= + + − is also randomly distributed. similarly, the ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x are uniform randomly over the choice, comr is also randomly distributed. due to the degree of ( )0 1r x is d , the ( )1 2r x and ( )2 2r x are randomly. therefore, the game 2 and game 1 are computationally indistinguishable. . then we get ( ) ( ), 1 1 1 int, , , ,ole olef f f sim m n setideal x x r r x −= . combining the above, we can get that ( ) ( ), 1 , 1 1, , psi m f sim mreal x x ideal x x  (13) case 2: we assume that only 1p is honest, the cloud server s and the other parties are malicious. also, the malicious cloud server s can conspire with 1n − malicious parties. we construct the simulator 2sim as follows. it is given m input set mx . 2sim generates its own view based on the execution process of the protocol. for the ot, 2sim generates 1p s random string ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x , in order to build the view, 2sim runs the olef as receiver and inputs inputs ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x and outputs 1 olef r . then 2sim sends 1 olef r to s . finally 1sim outputs m s view. consider the following series of hybrid games. game 0: ( ), 1,psi mreal x x . m and 1p output in the real protocol. this corresponds to ( ), 1,psi mreal x x . from the mpsi protocol, we know ( ) ( ), 1 1 int, , , ,ole ole psi f f m n setreal x x r r x −= . game 1: identical to game 0, except that on 1p chooses the random prff key. the 1sim aborts according to the checking and verification in algorithm 1. if the environment can distinguish between game 0 and game 1,then the environment must manage to send 1 olef r such that ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )( )0 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1r x r x r x r x r x+  − , while passing the check in checking and verification in algorithm 1 with non-negligible probability. let ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 olef r r x r x r x r x r x= + + − . due to the fact that x is uniformly random, the probability of satisfying 1 0olef r = is /d . therefore, game 1 and game 0 are computationally indistinguishable. game 2: the remainder is the same as game 1, except that 1sim generates the ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x according to the algorithm 1 and adjustsd the output. this corresponds to ( ), 1 1,f sim mideal x x . the previous games determined that the inputs ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x are extracted correctly. note that the received intersection 1 2= ole ole olef f f com nr r r r+ + + , the adversary cannot modify the element information in the intersection unless there is a negligible probability. further, as ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x are uniform randomly over the choice , ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 olef r r x r x r x r x r x= + + − is also randomly distributed. similarly, the ( )0 1r x , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x are uniform randomly over the choice, comr is also randomly distributed. therefore, the game 2 and game 1 are computationally indistinguishable. finally, the malicious cloud server s conspire with 1n − malicious parties. then the adversary obtains ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )0 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 olef r r x r x r x r x r x= + + − . to the adversary , ( )1 1r x and ( )2 1r x are random and unknown, the adversary cannot get the information about ( )0 1r x and pass the check with absolute advantage. then we get ( ) ( ), 1 1 1 int, , , ,ole olef f f sim m n setideal x x r r x −= . combining the above, we can get that ( ) ( ), 1 , 2 1, , psi m f sim mreal x x ideal x x  (14) the proof is finished. 5. efficiency analysis 5.1. theoretical evaluation the comparison between the mpsi protocol and [29,32] is given in this section. in contrast to previous work that relied on exponential operations on domains, our protocol requires only addition and multiplication for computing privacy set intersections. our mpsi protocol requires one interaction between each party and also one interaction with the cloud server. the resulting communication complexity is ( )( )2 logo n n d k+ . ip and ( )( )1 , 1 modcp i n c i n  = + perform nd operations in the ole algorithm and logn d operations in the encryption step. the cloud server computes psi and no other operations are involved. the detailed analysis of the relevant psi protocols is presented in table 2. we evaluated its performance in five aspects: total communication complexity, total computation complexity, client communication, client computation and fairness. from 73 the table 2, compared to literature [29] and [32], our mpsi protocol has the following advantages: (a) the total computational complexity, total communication complexity, client communication and client computation of our protocol are no greater than other protocols. the mpsi protocol uses polynomials to perform comparisons. the computational efficiency of the mpsi protocol is reduced by reducing the times of the set are compared. at the same time all parties can execute the protocol in parallel. this is why the protocol has a significantly lower computational and communication cost than other protocols. (b) only our protocol achieves fair multi-party psi. the mpsi protocol guaranteed that after the protocol is executed, each party can know the intersection result. table 2. comparison with related psi protocols protocal communication computation fairness ( )( )2o k n nd+ ( )logo nd d no ( )( )2 logo k n nd d+ ( )logo n nd d+ no ours ( )( )2 logo k n n d+ ( )logo nd n d+ yes 5.2. experimental evaluation to more visually compare the runtime overhead of each protocol, simulation experiments and results analysis are conducted in this paper. it should be noted that the time consumed by the protocol refers to the average time consumed in 10 experiments. the experimental platform is windows 10, intel(r) core(tm) i5-5200u cpu @ 2.20 ghz 2.20 ghz, 4.00 gb of ram, and a compiled environment of dev-c++5.11. first consider the effect of the change in the number of elements contained in the set on the running time. suppose 20n = , 128k = , 10 12 14 16 18 202 ,2 ,2 ,2 ,2 ,2d = are selected for comparison experiments, and the relationship between the protocol running time and the number of elements contained in the set is shown in figure 2. from figure 2, when the number of sets increases, the execution time of all three protocols grows. however, the time of mpsi protocol increases the slowest when the fixed set cardinality is small. in addition, the mpsi protocol has the slowest time growth rate. in addition, the change in the number of partes in the protocol has an impact on the running time of the protocol. assume that the total number of elements in the set 8 1 2 n i i d d = = = and keep the remaining parameters constant. the number of parties 3 4 5 6=10 10 10 10n ， ， ， is selected for comparison experiments, and the relations between the protocol running time and the number of parties is shown in figure 3. 210 212 214 216 218 220 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 t im e (s ) set cardinality [29] [32] ours figure 2. running time v.s. set cardinality 10 102 103 104 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 t im e ( m s) parties [29] [32] ours figure 3. running time v.s. the number of parties from figure 3, the running time of all protocols increases gradually with the number of parties. the time overheads of the mpsi protocols are lower than those of the other protocols when n is fixed. in addition, the mpsi protocol has the slowest time growth rate. to sum up, the mpsi protocol saves the time overhead of the multi-party psi computation to a certain extent, improves the calculation efficiency, and realizes the fair multi-party psi computation. therefore, the overall efficiency of the mpsi protocol is better than the compared protocols. 6. conclusion psi is a popular field of study and has been applied in many domains. in this paper, we design a multi-party privacy intersection computation protocol for untrustworthy cloud computing environment, so that the multi-party holding the privacy set can use the computing and communication capabilities of untrustworthy cloud servers to assist the parties to complete the privacy set intersection computation without revealing any set information. this paper has a wider range of applications than existing schemes. the next work will focus on how to safely outsource party s data for reuse of processed privacy data. acknowledgments this work was supported by the support plan of scientific and technological innovation team in universities of henan province (no. 20irtsthn013), the youth talent support 74 program of henan association for science and technology (no. 2021hytp008), the fundamental research funds for the universities of henan province (no. nsfrf210312), and the project supported by the phd foundation of henan polytechnic university (no. b2021-41). references [1] freedman, michael j, kobbi nissim, and benny pinkas. 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"scalable multi-party private set-intersection". iacr international workshop on public key cryptography. 2017. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 26 a survey of face recognition methods based on mask region restoration algorithm jingyu wei school of haishan, qingdao, china. abstract: the complex and diverse background conditions, the variability of human face and the artificial deliberate transformation have all become the problems that traditional face recognition technology can't solve, and they can't really reflect the imperceptible advantages of face recognition. after wearing masks, the most important mouth and nose areas of human face are covered by these masks with different shapes and colors, and some facial features are hidden, and the key feature points that can be extracted are greatly reduced. in this paper, the existing mask region repair algorithms at home and abroad are classified and summarized, mainly including mask occlusion face recognition based on robust occlusion, mask occlusion face recognition based on sparse representation classification and mask occlusion face recognition based on neural network. it is pointed out that partial occlusion is one of the main difficulties. the main methods and shortcomings of face recognition based on mask region repair algorithm are systematically analyzed and summarized, and the main problems and possible research ways in the future are analyzed. keywords: mask occlusion; face recognition; neural network. 1. introduction biometrics is a technology that uses human biological characteristics for identity authentication. many biological characteristics of human body are not only unique, but also measurable, which makes it possible for computer to identify biological characteristics. due to the prevalence of epidemic situation, face recognition with masks has become an urgent problem. in order to supervise people wearing masks in crowded public places (such as airports, stations, etc.), staff members are even specially assigned to check whether they wear masks. complex and diverse background conditions, the variability of human face and artificial deliberate transformation have all become the problems that traditional face recognition technology can't solve, and can't really reflect the imperceptible advantages of face recognition. in response to the relevant regulations of the state on epidemic prevention and control, this paper studies the key technologies of face recognition method based on mask region repair algorithm. 2. face recognition with mask occlusion based on occlusion robustness this kind of method aims to help the model learn the face features that are robust to occlusion and improve the recognition rate of the model in occlusion scenes. the occlusion robust learning method based on attention mechanism helps the model refocus the key facial features through attention mechanism, which makes the extracted facial features have certain robustness in the face of mask influence, thus improving the face recognition ability of the model with mask occlusion. as shown in fig. 1, in order to improve the representation ability of the network, the document [1] proposed the se module, which adaptively calibrated the features by modeling the dependencies between feature channels, and significantly improved the performance of the deep neural network with very low computational cost. the workflow of se module is divided into two steps: information compression and weight activation. compression is used to aggregate global airspace information and is realized by global average pooling. figure 1. workflow of se module the basic idea of robust estimation method is to estimate the image characteristics of the occluded part by learning from the existing unobstructed samples, so it is not affected by the size and position of the occluded area, and has been deeply studied in occluded face recognition. reference [2] proposes to estimate the error distribution adaptively, and use semi-quadratic optimization method to get the principal component by iterative weighted least squares solution. literature [3] proposes a new robust principal component analysis method based on low-rank constraints, which is modeled as a low-rank part plus sparse noise part. in this method, occluded face images are allowed in the training set. however, this method removes the occlusion and other discriminant information as noise at the same time. literature [4] proposed a foreground-aware image inpainting algorithm, which obtained the foreground contour of the damaged image through the contour detection module, then predicted the complete foreground contour of the image by the contour completion module, and finally predicted the final image by the image completion module according to the completed contour and the damaged image. this method was also an advanced technology at that time. generally speaking, face recognition is mainly divided into three stages: face image preprocessing, face image feature extraction and classification judgment. for two-dimensional images, wavelet transform can simultaneously extract the features of images in spatial domain and frequency domain, 27 which provides a powerful tool for image feature extraction and expression. in reference [5], the author introduced the denoising model of wavelet transform into face recognition, modeled the illumination change as a low-frequency component, and thought that the internal feature of face was a high-frequency component. after removing the lowfrequency component by wavelet transform, the feature expression of face image was obtained. experiments show that this processing method has a good performance for face recognition under illumination change. in reference [6], the author uses wavelet transform to analyze the face image with multi-resolution, so as to find wavelet subbands insensitive to expression and illumination changes, and then fuses the wavelet subband features or discriminant results of the extracted face image to get the final discriminant classification result, thus further improving the correct rate of face recognition, especially in the case of illumination changes. 3. face recognition with mask occlusion based on sparse representation classification in the process of face recognition, how to effectively extract and describe the features of each person's face image to distinguish it from others is one of the key issues in related research. however, the personalized features of human face are largely restricted by the changes of expression, posture, illumination and distance. therefore, it is the goal pursued by researchers to establish a stable and quotient robust face recognition algorithm. although the face image has a high dimension, it may be located in a low-dimensional subspace or manifold. therefore, scholars at home and abroad have put forward many subspace learning methods to extract the features of face images, and use nearest neighbor classifier or support vector machine to recognize face images [7]. sparse representation is applied to the field of face recognition, and good recognition results are obtained when the face image is polluted by noise or partially occluded. since then, face recognition methods based on sparse representation of images have attracted much attention. sparse representation represents images linearly by constructing or learning a complete dictionary. it uses less data to describe the characteristic information of the object of interest. it is a concise and efficient image representation method and provides a good solution for dealing with external interference factors such as illumination, occlusion, noise, corrosion and misalignment. the flow of face recognition method based on sparse representation is shown in figure 2. sparse representation expands a new direction of image representation. its basic idea is: to use the sparsity of an image to build a mathematical model, and to reflect the internal structure and essential genus of an image through a small number of non-zero representation coefficients, so as to obtain the most concise expression of an image in an overcomplete dictionary. a typical application of sparse representation in face recognition field is classification based on sparse representation. using sparse representation theory to deal with the problem of face recognition, a classification method based on sparse representation is proposed, which provides a new research perspective and solution for the study of face recognition. many studies have proved that the sparse representation based on dictionary learning has obvious advantages over the sparse representation based on analytic dictionary, and has obtained ideal results in many image processing applications [8]. figure 2. face recognition method flow based on sparse representation dictionary design is an important research content in sparse representation classification face recognition method, and whether the face image can be sparsely represented depends on the performance of the dictionary. literature [8] puts forward a double sparse dictionary learning algorithm, which assumes that dictionary atoms themselves contain certain structural information, so they can also be sparsely represented by a known base dictionary, thus obtaining a more adaptive dictionary. literature [9] improves the discriminant power of dictionaries by introducing discriminant reconstruction constraints into dictionary learning models. subsequently, they put forward a supervised dictionary learning method and applied it to digital recognition and texture classification. some scholars have further considered the discrimination of sparse coding of face images, and thus designed a classifier with better classification effect [10]. 4. face recognition with mask occlusion based on neural network with the development of important science and technology related to machine learning, deep learning has gradually been widely used in many fields such as computer vision, pattern recognition and image processing. through multi-layer learning, deep learning will build a neural network structure model similar to the human brain, and obtain an expression suitable for the input data characteristics of the target. deep learning has also achieved great success in many fields, especially in the field of face recognition. various face recognition algorithms based on cnn (convolutional neural networks) have far exceeded the recognition rate of other kinds of machine algorithms in related database tests [11]. cnn refers to dnn (deep neural network) with convolution as the calculation method, which plays an important role in the field of computer vision. cnn structure is shown in figure 3: figure 3. cnn structure 28 in the process of collecting face images, face images will always be affected by various obstructions, and the diversity of obstructions will lead to the inconsistency of application modeling of face recognition, making it a difficult point to deal with face recognition technology under occlusion conditions. literature [12] in order to reduce the influence of local occlusion, a method of blocking face images is proposed, and features are extracted by using self-organizing mapping neural network. literature [13] proposes a method of face recognition after the occlusion image is segmented. the limitation of this method is that there is a big difference in gray value between the required occlusion and the unobstructed face image, otherwise the performance will be unsatisfactory. yolo has really pushed the target detection to a largescale landing application with its powerful real-time detection performance. yolo series didn't give consideration to both detection accuracy and speed until yolov3 version, and it really matured. yolov4 adopts a series of optimization and training techniques to improve the detection performance and reduce the application cost of the model. yolov5, on the other hand, is more flexible, compact and easy to deploy. while maintaining high detection accuracy, it further accelerates the reasoning speed of the model and takes less time, thus achieving the best balance between speed and performance of the current series. literature [14] expands the pyramid structure of 3×3 to 4×4, and adds a new prediction branch to the shallow feature extraction part, which improves the detection accuracy of the model for small targets by 7.2 percentage points. the mask wearing detection based on yolov4 is easy to be disturbed by complex illumination, which leads to poor results. literature [15] improved the simplified model of residual structure to achieve real-time detection, increased multi-scale output structure, enhanced the expression of low-level feature layers, reduced the missed detection rate of small targets, and adopted multi-level crossfusion structure to improve the feature utilization rate. the improved algorithm model was only 5.8 mb and the map value increased by 5.3%. literature [16] proposed an improved lightweight mask detection algorithm based on yolov4-tiny. document [17] proposed a mask wearing detection and embedded implementation method based on yolov4 block weight pruning. literature [18] proposed an improved yolov3 multi-scale network. in the end, the accuracy of this algorithm in face mask detection reached 93.66%, which was 5.61% higher than the original algorithm. however, its model became more complicated and the network parameters increased, so the detection efficiency decreased. in order to generate the face edge of the mask area, it is necessary to locate the mask and obtain the missing face map of the mask area. the position and shape of the mask are preliminarily obtained by using the key point information of the face and combining with prior knowledge. literature [19] introduces perceptual loss and style loss, and the weighted sum of identity consistency loss and spatial weighted confrontation loss designed in this paper as the total loss function to train the regional filling network. literature [20] applied cnn to facial expression recognition with partial occlusion. experiments show that facial expression recognition based on cnn has high recognition rate and good robustness. literature [21] improved a kind of cnn for face recognition, mainly combining the attention mechanism with cnn effectively, focusing on the area above the nose and mouth, reducing the dependence on other areas, and effectively improving the accuracy of face recognition. document [22] proposed gan (generative adversarial network), which can continuously improve the generation ability through game learning, and its classic application is to generate natural images. literature [23] proposed to use depth generation model to restore occluded face. specifically, it generates random square occlusion on the face image. after the encoder maps the occluded face to a 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(2020). pose-invariant face recognition based on matching the occlusion free regions aligned by 3d generic model. iet computer vision, 14(5), 268-277. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 30 stick slip vibration control of drill string based on torque feedforward and sliding mode controller yinling jiang 1,2, ke zhu 1, qiang zhang 3, shuai zhao 3 1 school of electrical engineering and information, northeast petroleum university, daqing 163318, china 2 college of intelligent systems science and engineering, harbin engineering university, harbin 150001, china 3 school of mechanical science and engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing 163318, china abstract: the drill string system in drilling engineering has significant geometric nonlinearity. due to the frictional torque generated by the interaction between the drill bit and the rock and soil, it is easy to cause the drill string to fall into a sticky sliding vibration state. based on the two lumped mass torsion pendulum model of the drill string, this paper establishes an observer of the bit speed, and designs a sliding mode controller (tf-smc) considering the bit torque to suppress the stick slip vibration of the drill string. the simulation results show that compared with pid controller and sliding mode controller, torque feed-forward sliding mode controller can achieve better control effect on drill string at low speed. when torque feedforward sliding mode controller and pid controller are used in parallel, the control effect is better than the first three controllers. keywords: stick slip vibration control of drill string; torque feedforward; sliding mode controller. 1. introduction the drill string system has a large aspect ratio, resulting in significant geometric nonlinearity of the drill string. during rotary drilling, the contact and collision between the drill string and the wellbore, as well as the rock breaking of the drill bit and the flow of drilling fluid, can cause vibration in the drill string system[1-3]. among them, the vibration form that causes significant damage to the drill bit assembly (bha) is the stick-slip vibration phenomenon[2]. when the drill string is in a stick-slip vibration state, the drill bit will enter a stationary high-speed sliding motion cycle. the speed of a drill bit in a general high-speed sliding state can be several times the normal working speed, which can lead to high-speed wear, tooth skipping, and even drill string fracture accidents. therefore, it is necessary to control the stick-slip vibration behavior of the drill string. in order to suppress the stick-slip vibration of the drill string, researchers have studied methods such as increasing the rigidity of the drill string system and reducing impact vibration [4-5], but these methods require modification of the original control system. without changing the basic structure of the drill string system, reference [6] studied a stick-slip vibration control system that directly controls the drilling speed of the drill bit. however, due to factors such as highfrequency vibration of the drill string itself, drilling fluid flow induced vibration, and the need for frequent single connections in the drill string system, there are great difficulties in measuring and transmitting the drilling speed at the bottom of the drill bit. therefore, there are significant difficulties in the application of control strategies that directly use real drill bit drilling speed as signal feedback in engineering. when the physical quantities to be measured in the general control system cannot be measured accurately, the engineering personnel will use the state observer to estimate the physical quantities to be measured. therefore, reference [7] designed a bit speed observer. then, researchers designed observer-based smc [8], h∞ [9] controller, etc. to control the bit speed and suppress the stick slip vibration behavior of the drill string. however, these controllers generally consider the frictional torque generated by the interaction between the drill bit and rock soil as interference, and there is not much research on incorporating the frictional torque of the drill string into the structural design of the controller. the frictional torque generated by the interaction between the drill bit and the rock is the main cause of the stick-slip vibration of the drill string. due to the fact that the input torque of the top drive in actual drilling engineering may lose its original control performance due to changes in the bottom layer or low top drive speed. in the study of control systems for drill strings, the friction torque at the drill bit is usually described using stribeck and karnopp models that consider the maximum static friction and viscous resistance. this paper will establish a dual mass torsion pendulum model of the drill string based on the karnopp model, design the torque feedforward link of the drill string system, and combine smc, torque feedforward controller, and pid controller to design a new stick-slip vibration controller for the drill string. 2. dynamic model of drill string according to the concentrated mass torsion pendulum model of the drill string used in reference [7], the dynamic model of the drill string established in this paper is shown in figure 1. figure 1. drill string two concentrated mass torsion pendulum model. 𝑘 𝑐 𝑇𝑚 𝑇𝑓 𝐽𝑟 𝐽𝑏 𝑐𝑟 𝑐𝑏 31 for the system in figure 1, the dynamic equation of the system can be established based on the theory of rigid body dynamics. the dynamic equation at the top drive turntable is: 𝐽𝑟�̇�𝑟 = 𝑇𝑚 − 𝑇𝑎𝑟 − 𝑇𝑡 (1) 𝑇𝑎𝑟 = 𝜔𝑟𝑐𝑟 (2) 𝑇𝑡 = 𝑐(𝜔𝑟 − 𝜔𝑏) + 𝑘(𝜑𝑟 − 𝜑𝑏) (3) the dynamic equation of the drill bit part: 𝐽𝑏�̇�𝑏 = 𝑇𝑡 − 𝑇𝑎𝑏 − 𝑇𝑓 (4) 𝑇𝑎𝑏 = 𝑐𝑏𝜔𝑏 (5) where, 𝐽𝑟 and jb is the rotational inertia of the top drive rotary table and the equivalent drill bit; 𝜑𝑟, 𝜔𝑟, 𝜑𝑏, 𝜔𝑏 is the torsional angle and rotational speed of the top drive rotary table and drill bit, respectively; 𝑇𝑚 is the input speed of the top drive, 𝑇𝑎𝑟 is the viscous torque of the top drive rotary table; 𝑇𝑡 is the coupling torque of the drill string; 𝑇𝑎𝑏 is the viscous torque of the drill bit; 𝑇𝑓 is the friction torque of the drill bit. 𝑐𝑟, 𝑐𝑏, 𝑐 is the damping coefficient of the top drive rotary table, drill bit, and equivalent drill string, respectively; 𝑘 is the torsional stiffness of the drill string. take the state variable 𝑥 = (𝜔𝑟 , 𝜔𝑏 , 𝜑𝑟 − 𝜑𝑏) 𝑇 , the friction torque 𝑇𝑓 of the drill bit is represented by the karnopp model in equation 6. 𝑇𝑓(𝑥) = { 𝑇𝑒𝑏(𝑥) , |𝜔𝑏| < 𝐷𝑣, |𝑇𝑒𝑏| < 𝑇𝑠𝑏 𝑇𝑠𝑏𝑠𝑔𝑛(𝑇𝑒𝑏(𝑥)), |𝜔𝑏| < 𝐷𝑣, |𝑇𝑒𝑏| ≥ 𝑇𝑠𝑏 𝑓𝑏(𝜔𝑏)𝑠𝑔𝑛(𝜔𝑏), |𝜔𝑏| ≥ 𝐷𝑣 (6) where sgn(…) is the sign function, 𝐷𝑣 is the karnopp velocity boundary layer. 𝑇𝑒𝑏 = 𝑇𝑡 − 𝑇𝑎𝑏 (7) 𝑇𝑠𝑏 = 𝜇𝑠𝑏𝑊𝑜𝑏𝑅𝑏 (8) 𝑓𝑏 = 𝜇𝑏(𝜔𝑏)𝑊𝑜𝑏𝑅𝑏 (9) 𝜇𝑏(𝜔𝑏) = 𝜇𝑐𝑏 + (𝜇𝑠𝑏 − 𝜇𝑐𝑏)𝑒 −𝛾𝑏|𝜔𝑏|/𝑣𝑓 ) where, 𝑇𝑒𝑏 is the static equilibrium torque of the drill string; 𝑇𝑠𝑏 is the maximum static friction torque; 𝑓𝑏 is the dynamic friction torque; 𝜇𝑏 (...) is the dynamic friction coefficient function; 𝜇𝑐𝑏 and 𝜇𝑠𝑏 is the coefficient of viscous friction and the coefficient of dynamic friction; 𝛾𝑏 and 𝑣𝑓 are karnopp empirical constants. in summary, the dynamic equation of the drill string system is: { 𝐽𝑟�̈�𝑟 + 𝑐(�̇�𝑟 − �̇�𝑏) + 𝑐(𝜑𝑟 − 𝜑𝑏) + 𝑐𝑟�̇�𝑟 = 𝑇𝑚 𝐽𝑏�̈�𝑏 + 𝑐(�̇�𝑟 − �̇�𝑏) + 𝑐(𝜑𝑟 − 𝜑𝑏) + 𝑐𝑏�̇�𝑏 = −𝑇𝑓(𝑥) (11) ⟹ [ �̇�𝑟 �̇�𝑟 ∆�̇� ] = [ − 𝑐+𝑐𝑟 𝐽𝑟 𝜔𝑟 + 𝑐 𝐽𝑟 𝜔𝑏 − 𝑘 𝐽𝑟 ∆𝜑 + 1 𝐽𝑟 𝑇𝑚 𝑐 𝐽𝑏 𝜔𝑟 − 𝑐+𝑐𝑏 𝐽𝑏 𝜔𝑏 + 𝑘 𝐽𝑏 ∆𝜑 − 1 𝐽𝑏 𝑇𝑓𝑏 𝜔𝑟 −𝜔𝑏 ] (12) 3. design of speed observer and controller based on the proportional integral observer design method, this paper considers 𝑇𝑓 as an observable interference. the observer structure of the drill string rotary speed is as follows [7]: { �̇̂�𝑟 = − 𝑐+𝑐𝑟 𝐽𝑟 �̂�𝑟 + 𝑐 𝐽𝑟 �̂�𝑏 − 𝑘 𝐽𝑟 ∆�̂� + 1 𝐽𝑟 𝑇𝑚 +𝐾1(𝜔𝑟 − �̂�𝑟) �̇̂�𝑏 = 𝑐 𝐽𝑏 �̂�𝑟 − 𝑐+𝑐𝑏 𝐽𝑏 �̂�𝑏 + 𝑘 𝐽𝑏 ∆�̂� − 1 𝐽𝑏 𝑇𝑓 + 𝐾2(𝜔𝑟 − �̂�𝑟) ∆�̇̂� = �̂�𝑟 − �̂�𝑏 +𝐾3(𝜔𝑟 − �̂�𝑟) �̇̂�𝑓 = 𝐾4(𝜔𝑟 − �̂�𝑟) (13) due to the observation of four physical quantities by the observer, according to the optimal damping principle, the optimal damping polynomial corresponding to the observer is of order 4. the gain coefficients of the observer are: 𝐾1 = 1 𝐷2𝐷3𝐷4𝑇𝑒 − 𝑐+𝑐𝑟 𝐽𝑟 − 𝑐+𝑐𝑟 𝐽𝑏 (14) 𝐾2 = 𝑘(−𝐽𝑟𝑐𝑏+𝐾1𝐽𝑟𝐽𝑏−𝑐𝑏𝐷2𝑇𝑒 2𝐾4+𝑐𝑟𝐽𝑏+𝐽𝑏𝑇𝑒𝐾4) 𝑐𝑏(𝑐𝑏𝑐−𝑘𝐽𝑏) −𝑐𝑏 2(𝑐𝑟+𝑐+𝐾1𝐽𝑟)+𝑐(𝑐𝑏𝑐𝑟+𝑐𝑏𝐾1𝐽𝑟+𝐽𝑏𝐾4) 𝑐𝑏(𝑐𝑏𝑐−𝑘𝐽𝑏) (15) 𝐾3 = 𝑘2(𝐽𝑟+𝐽𝑏+𝐷2𝑇𝑒 2𝐾4)+𝑘(𝑐𝑏𝑐𝑟+𝐾1𝐽𝑟𝑐𝑏−𝑐𝐾4𝑇𝑒)+𝐾4𝑐 2 𝑘(−𝑐𝑏𝑐+𝑘𝐽𝑏) (16) 𝐾4 = 𝐽𝑟𝐽𝑏 𝑘𝐷4𝐷3 2𝐷2 3𝑇𝑒 4 (17) where 𝐷2, 𝐷3, 𝐷4 take as 0.5; the time coefficient 𝑇𝑒 is taken as 0.2. in order to suppress stick slip vibration of drill string, an observer-based torque feedforward sliding mode controller (tf-smc-pid) is designed in this paper. the controller structure is shown in figure 2. figure 2. controller structure according to equation 12, when the drill string system does not experience stick-slip vibration, �̇�=0. the top drive torque 𝑇𝑚𝑠 of the system is: 𝑇𝑚𝑠 = 𝜔𝑟𝑒𝑓(𝑐𝑟 + 𝑐𝑏) + �̂�𝑓 (18) therefore，this paper uses 𝑇𝑚𝑠 as the output of the torque feedforward controller and refers to it as 𝑇𝑚𝑓. this paper takes 𝜔𝑏 → 𝜔𝑟 , 𝜔𝑟 → 𝜔ref is the control target of the sliding mode controller, and an integral sliding mode surface is selected for the sliding mode controller. the structure of the sliding mode surface is: 𝑠 = (𝜔𝑟 − 𝜔𝑟𝑒𝑓) + 𝜆 ∫ (𝜔𝑟 − 𝜔𝑟𝑒𝑓 𝑡 0 ) + (𝜔𝑟 −𝜔𝑏)𝑑𝜏 (19) where 𝜆 is the sliding mode area partition coefficient? the control law of sliding mode controller is 𝑢𝑠𝑚𝑐 = 𝐽𝑟 ( 𝑐+𝑐𝑟 𝐽𝑟 𝜔𝑟 − 𝑐 𝐽𝑟 𝜔𝑏 + 𝑘 𝐽𝑟 ∆𝜑 + �̇�𝑟𝑒𝑓 − 𝜆(2𝜔𝑟 − 𝜔𝑏 − 𝜔𝑟𝑒𝑓) − 𝜀 𝑠𝑎𝑡(𝑠) − 𝜂𝑠) (20) where, sat(… ) is the saturation function; 𝜀, 𝜂 is a sliding mode controller parameter. �̂�f state observer plant tf smc 𝜔ref 𝑇𝑚𝑓 𝑢𝑠𝑚𝑐 𝑇𝑚 𝜔𝑟 , 𝑇𝑚 �̂�𝑏 pid 𝜔𝑟 32 the pid controller in figure 2 indirectly controls the bit speed only with the top drive speed as the feedback signal. 4. controller performance analysis the parameters of the system are shown in table 1. set expected torque 𝑇𝑚𝑟𝑒𝑓 =12000nmm. according to equation 12, when the system is stable, �̇�=0, the relationship between the expected speed and the expected torque is 𝜔ref = 𝜔𝑟 = 𝜔𝑏 = 𝑇m−𝑇𝑓𝑠 𝑐𝑟+𝑐𝑟 (21) the expected speed of the system is obtained from equation 21. 𝜔ref=9.32rad/s. the performance of the system is shown in figure 3. table 1. parameters parameter value parameter value parameter value 𝐽𝑟 2122 kg·m2 𝑐𝑏 50 n·m·s·rad-1 𝑊𝑜𝑏 97533 n 𝐽𝑏 374 kg·m2 𝜇𝑐𝑏 0.5 𝑅𝑏 0.156 m 𝑐 23.2 n·m·s·rad-1 𝜇𝑠𝑏 0.8 𝑐𝑟 425 n·m·s·rad-1 𝑘 473 n·m·rad-1 𝛾𝑏 0.9 𝑣𝑓 1 𝐷𝑣 0.001 m·s-1 0 10 20 30 40 50 4 10 16 22 w / r ad -s t / s wref wr wb figure 3. raw system performance from figure 3, it can be seen that there is a periodic oscillation in the top drive rotary table speed, and the drill bit speed is in a stagnant, high-speed sliding periodic vibration state, that is, a stick-slip vibration state. at the same desired speed, this paper studies the influence of pid, smc, torque feedforward sliding mode controller (tf-smc), torque feedforward sliding mode controller and pid parallel controller (tf-smc-pid) on the performance of the drill string system. the system performance is shown in figure 4. from figure 4, it can be seen that the time when the top drive speed of the system reaches stability is basically the same, and the speed vibration peak value of the pid controller scheme is relatively low. in terms of drill speed control, compared to pid controllers, the other three controllers have significantly better control effects. the drill bit speed can basically reach a steady state within 20 seconds. among them, the tf-smc-pid controller has significantly better overshoot indicators for drill bit speed, and the peak to peak oscillation is significantly lower compared to other controllers. 0 10 20 30 0 3 6 9 12 15 w / r ad -s t / s wref wr tf-smc-pid wr tf-smc wr smc wr pid (a) 0 10 20 30 0 4 8 12 16 20 w / r ad -s t / s wref wr tf-smc-pid wr tf-smc wr smc wr pid (b) figure 4. the influence of several controllers on system performance 0 10 20 30 0 4 8 12 16 20 w / r ad -s t / s wref wb tf-smc-pid wb tf-smc wb smc wb pid (a) 0 10 20 30 0 6 12 18 24 30 w / r ad -s t / s wref wb tf-smc-pid wb tf-smc wb smc wb pid (b) figure 5. system performance: (a) low speed (b) high bit pressure set the expected speed 𝜔ref =5.5rad/s, and the performance of each controller is shown in figure 5(a). after setting the expected speed 𝜔ref =9.32rad/s and increasing the 𝑊𝑜𝑏 to 150000n, the performance of each controller is 33 shown in figure 5.2(b). from figure 5.1(a), it can be seen that tf-smc-pid and tf-smc can still achieve effective control of the drill string at low rotational speeds. smc and pid controllers cannot effectively control the drill string system at low speeds. from this, it can be seen that the torque feedforward link can significantly increase the lower limit of the system's operating speed. from figure 5.1(b), it can be seen that as the drilling pressure increases, the pid controller is no longer able to effectively control the drill string system. tf-smc-pid, tfsmc, and smc can all suppress the stick-slip vibration behavior of the drill string. among them, tf-smc-pid and tf-smc have faster response speed and lower peak to peak vibration compared to smc. 5. conclusion this paper establishes a dual mass torsion pendulum model for the drill string and a drill bit drilling speed observer. based on the drill speed observer, this paper studies the control effect of torque feedforward sliding mode controller (tfsmc), pid controller and torque feedforward sliding mode controller and pid parallel controller (tf-smc-pid) on the drill string. the research shows that both pid controller and torque feedforward sliding mode controller can effectively control the stick slip vibration of the system. after the torque feedforward is added, the system can guarantee the normal operation of the system at a lower speed or a higher wob. compared to pid controllers, tf-smc-pid controllers significantly increase the response speed of drill bit speed, shorten the adjustment time, significantly reduce overshoot, and significantly lower the peak value of vibration when controlling the drill string system. references [1] lei chen,jianjun xu,shuang chen,hui yang,linhu liu. power quality disturbance signal denoising based on overcomplete representation. ieej transactions on electrical and electronic engineering.2022; 17: 544–555. 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(2022). observer-based h∞ controller design for high frequency stick-slip vibrations mitigation in drill-string of rotary drilling systems. vibration, 5(2), pp. 264-289. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 9 design and implementation of online education platform based on thinkphp abstract yan liu, meina zhang a school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan 114001, china. a zhangmeina@163.com abstract: with the increasing progress of the times and the rapid development of the internet, in order to solve the actual needs of students, this online education platform project has been launched in combination with the teaching characteristics of various disciplines, aiming to improve the flexibility of teachers' teaching, enrich the learning channels of students, so as to use and learn at any time. this platform is based on thinkphp framework and mysql database implementation to achieve the frontend separation. keywords: online education platform; online course; thinkphp; mysql. 1. introduction 1.1. project background in the 21 st century, under the background of the rapid development of electronic information, the way of education is gradually developing from the traditional mode to the direction of information construction, which has become a significant trend. from the perspective of learning the experience of basic education information in developed countries, their basic education information work can be summarized into three stages of development: the first is the hardware construction stage. it is mainly a wide range of modern facilities such as computers, projectors and smart screens in each classroom of the school; the second is the network development stage. the first phase of the deployment of electronic information facilities, especially computer access to the internet; the third is the popularization stage. since 1999, developed countries have begun to give full play to the advantages of information technology to classify and integrate curriculum and teaching resources. at present, the research direction of online education in developed countries such as the united states, britain and japan is online education platform. more and more teachers and students are getting convenience and efficiency from using the internet to learn. at present, china 's education information construction has made initial progress, on the whole in the second stage of internet development, many of the first-tier and second-tier cities of the campus network and education metropolitan area network hardware construction has been fully equipped, is gradually entering the third stage of popularization. in addition, the popularity of broadband internet access for home users in these first and second tier cities is already very impressive. from a practical point of view, there are many online teaching platforms in the market, such as xuexitong, tencent classroom, cctalk, rain classroom and so on, and they serve teachers and students in the whole society. the education platform is designed to serve the teachers and students of our school to abandon the social commercial nature and customize the situation of our school. during the epidemic, students must download multiple platforms to meet the needs of the classroom at home, and most students complain. this project aims to integrate teaching resources to provide a more efficient and convenient education and teaching platform for teachers and students in our school. therefore, the education platform is established as the expansion of school teaching and learning resources. with the increasing progress of the times and the rapid development of the internet, the importance of online education resources is increasingly highlighted. in order to solve the actual needs of students, this online education platform project is carried out in combination with the teaching characteristics of various disciplines. the internet has evolved into another learning channel for students, so that they can use and learn anytime and anywhere, and enrich their spare time learning life while ensuring the quality of the classroom. 1.2. correlation studies at present, the existing online course platforms in the market have their own advantages, and the teaching focuses are different, the scale is different, and it is impossible to make a very detailed horizontal comparison. what kind of online course platform to choose to study in class, mainly depends on what the students ' learning needs are, and how much the acceptable tuition budget is, these need to be understood clearly. among them, teachers are very important, so it is necessary to find some online course platforms with better classroom conditions for class learning. first of all, this institution has a large reserve of teachers, so there are many teachers to choose from. then find out what is the way to choose the teacher, whether it is decided by yourself or arranged by the platform. finally, in a platform inside the class learning, certified full-time teachers can provide students with better teaching content, and is a long teaching time, accumulated a lot of teaching experience of teachers. no matter how, the price charge should be proportional to the actual teaching, that is to say, it needs to spend so much tuition, and the teaching service provided has so much value. at present, there are few open online course platforms for single college students, and teachers' qualifications are not available. in response to this background, the online education system developed by this project aims at a clear audience of users, and selects highquality courses from front-line university teachers for students to learn. 10 1.3. purpose and significance of the project with the development of the internet, the online education platform has achieved unprecedented prosperity and development. online education is a major change in the education industry. it has the following characteristics: 1. using the online education platform, on the one hand, students can greatly reduce their own learning pressure and learn in a relaxed and comfortable environment. on the other hand, it saves a lot of time waste. this is to use the advantages of the internet to fully demonstrate the diversification and diversification of the curriculum, so that students can truly integrate into the classroom and firmly focus on knowledge learning. with the development of the new era, the traditional education model with teachers and teaching materials as the core is gradually eliminated, and replaced by a studentcentered, following the educational concept of ' teaching students in accordance with their aptitude '. 3.break the boundaries of time and space, so that the communication between teachers and students is not constrained by geographical factors, and learning time does not have to conflict with daily work, study and life. the significance of online education platform depends on the equality of educational resources. in the ' classroom ', there is no advantage of ' front row students ', and teachers are fair to every student. 5. excellent interaction between teachers and students so that the exchange can be carried out in a timely manner, students can always consult the subject of outstanding teachers on the internet. 6. teachers control means and methods are more flexible. teachers play a role in helping students and urging students in a real sense. give full play to students ' subjective initiative. 2. system requirements analysis 2.1. feasibility analysis this online education platform is implemented through thinkphp framework and mysql database development. both of them are open source software, so as to develop ' 0'cost from an economic point of view. developers only need to invest a certain amount of time. at present, the development prospect of education platform has great market value. in terms of labor cost, only one person can complete it, so it can be said that this is a '0 cost' development in a oneperson environment. in the later operation and maintenance direction, the thinkphp framework adopted by this platform realizes the front-end and back-end separation mode, making the management and maintenance simpler. in summary, the project has indisputable competitiveness in terms of economic feasibility. 2.1.1. technical feasibility this system is a small and medium-sized website. the development of such websites is more suitable for the use of php and mysql technology. the development tools of the system are phpstorm and phpmyadmin. these two tools are very simple to operate. after the continuous understanding and learning of the thinkphp framework, the ability to build the website is continuously improved. with a certain technical strength, it also makes the idea open. the software and hardware currently used are sufficient to perfectly support the development of the project. in summary, there is no obstacle in technical feasibility. 2.1.2. operation feasibility this platform is designed and developed for student users. at this stage, most students have been exposed to one or even several online education platforms. the interactive mode of front-end design fully conforms to the current students ' habits. the mvc architecture adopted by the thinkphp framework is easy to implement modular operations. the logic is simple and easy to understand in code writing, and it is fast and efficient in later maintenance. in summary, the operational feasibility is in line with the habits of developers and users, and there is no additional learning cost. 2.1.3. social feasibility the thinkphp framework used in the development of online education system and the centos system used on the server side to build the php + mysql + apache environment are all open source projects, all follow the international open source agreement, follow and comply with copyright protection regulations and other laws and regulations. the independent secondary development of the system under the open source framework is in line with social interests. the contribution of online education platform to the universal education industry is in line with the core values of socialism and is conducive to the spread of culture and knowledge. in summary, the system is feasible in terms of social feasibility. 2.2. system requirements analysis 2.2.1. front desk function analysis the front end of the system is divided into two roles: tourists and student users. tourists that are not logged in users, can register, browse website information; student users are logged-in users, and student users have the functions of browsing website information, course purchase and viewing. 1). user center: student users can view their courses here; 2). course information browsing: student users can view the course catalog, course introduction, price, teacher information, the number of students participating in the course, question and answer selection and selected notes; 3). video playback: student users use flash playback to play teaching videos through browsers (chrome, firefox, edge and other mainstream browsers). this video playback method has the advantages of high stability, cross-platform support, and cross-browser hardware decoding. 4). purchasing: student users can view the purchase price of the course and purchase the course on the course details page. 2.2.2. background function analysis the back-end administrator manages and maintains the information of the system after logging in. the management direction includes authority, user, video, directory, news, announcement and website information configuration. 1). background home page : administrators can visually display popular courses, download times, video viewing times, and total video ; 2). privilege management : administrators can view the list of administrators and the list of management groups, add administrators or management groups, view the list of permissions or add permissions, and provide different permissions for teachers with different needs and administrators of different levels ; 3). user management: administrators can view user lists and add users; 4). video management: administrators can add, delete, modify video; 5). cooperation agency management : administrators can add, delete, modify the information of cooperation agencies, url links, etc. ; 11 6). lecturer management: administrators can add, delete, modify lecturer information; 7). other directions: administrators manage various information of the website, including directory management, news management, advertising management, website information configuration, user feedback, download management and announcement management. 2.3. requirements model 2.3.1. user use case analysis visitors that are not logged in users, can register, log in, browse website information, after registration can log in to become student users; student users are logged-in users, and student users have the functions of course learning and viewing course information. system user use case diagram is shown in the figure. 2.3.2. administrator use case analysis background administrator login background page can manage and maintain the content of the system, including directory, video type, video, video permissions, lecturers, users, news, advertising, announcements, user feedback, website information and cooperation institutions. the administrator use case diagram is shown. solid model analysis: the entity object is mainly some data entities in the system. the main entity classes of the system are the front-end functional modules and the back-end management modules. through the above use case analysis, all the entity classes and their encapsulated information are listed. the system class diagram is shown in figure 1. admin -id -name -pwd -status -auth -photo advice -id -title -advice -uid -time -relation organ -id -organ -url -name -description app -id -uid -time -filename -addr user -id -email -pwd -status -auth -pic coursenote -id -uid -cid -content -ntime video -id -tid -nid -title -price -video -number -des -pid news -id -title -content -ntime type -id -name -pid -path teacher -id -photo -tname -organ -description auth_rule -id -name -title -type -status -condition course -id -vid -name -url -tid -time adv -id -price -url -des -pic -place info -id -title -content -time config -id -title -keywords -description -copyright -logo -status coursetalk -id -uid -cid -descriptione -content -talk_time auth_group_access -uid -group_id coursereply -id -uid -tid -content -reply_time userdetail -id -username -sex -description -realname -qq -special -edu -cardid -phone auth_group -id -title -status -rules figure 1. system class diagram 3. overall system design a. development platform configuration (1) operating system: centos 7.3 (2) development tool: phpstorm (3) database: mysql (4) development language: php (5) development framework: thinkphp (6) development environment: apache 2.4.46, php7.3 b. stratification and components of software structure the system uses thinkphp framework, using mvc design pattern development, divided into data layer, logic layer, service layer. (1) data layer: model / usermodel, used to define data-related automatic verification, automatic completion and data access. (2) logic layer: logic / userlogic, used to define system-related business logic. (3) service layer: service / userservice, which is used to define system-related service interfaces, etc.。 4. summary software testing is mainly to find software errors, effectively define and implement the assembly process of software components from low level to high level, verify whether the software meets the technical requirements specified in the task book and system definition documents, and provide the basis for the establishment of software quality model. the testing process is generally divided into five parts: unit testing, integration testing, validation testing, system testing. from the perspective of whether or not to care about the internal structure of the software and the specific implementation, the test methods are mainly white box testing and black box testing. after the above tests, the function of the system is normal and the operation result is ideal. the functions of the system are running normally, and the test data are accurate and reliable in line with the operation specifications. however, it is still not enough to prove that the system has a very high degree of integrity, because even if the strict test data will inevitably lead to unforeseen vulnerabilities. at this stage, it is necessary to constantly find and solve problems, so as to gradually improve the system. acknowledgments fund:2023 innovation and entrepreneurship training program for college students. references [1] li xiuzhen. research on thinkphp5 framework based on mvc[j]. modern information technology, 2020,4 (14 ) : 6566. 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deep learning; transfer learning; tea leaf disease. 1. introduction tea tree is an important economic crop, and tea leaf disease is one of the important factors affecting the normal growth of tea. it is one of the important measures to ensure the steady growth of tea production and quality, which has important economic value and practical significance. in the past years, the methods of identifying tea leaf disease were mainly through expert diagnosis or consulting experienced farmers. however, expert consultation may have the disadvantage of high cost and lack of timeliness. due to individual limitations, the most experienced farmers cannot accurately identify all species of leaf pests and diseases. therefore, in the context of smart agriculture, it has become an important trend to promote the identification of leaf diseases and pests to promote the tea production. in previous years, the traditional machine learning method was mainly used to identify tea leaf diseases. this method mainly manually extracts and handles the leaf shape, color, texture and other characteristics of different diseases and pests, and then adopts methods such as k-means, support vector machines (svm), and bayesian to achieve classification. for example, hossain et al. used a support vector machine to classify and identify the extracted image features of tea leaf disease. shao et al. used the k-means algorithm for tea leaf bud recognition. the classification accuracy of traditional machine learning methods largely depends on the effect of manual design features. however, in some high noise environment with complex background, the image recognition accuracy will be greatly reduced. with the development of big data technology and the continuous improvement of the computing ability of hardware, deep learning technology has been quickly applied to the tea leaf disease identification. although it belongs to the field of machine learning, deep learning emphasizes the use of deep network construction and convolution operation to improve the nonlinear expression ability of data. compared with traditional machine learning methods, deep learning has better feature learning ability. it shows an efficient recognition effect even when dealing with the classification problem of complex images, including its successful application in the field of tea leaf disease recognition. for example, the identification network of tea leaf diseases can achieve high recognition accuracy by adjusting the network parameters and the addition of dropout. a cnns model named leafnet was developed to automatically extract the features of tea plant diseases from images, which was superior in the recognition of tea leaf diseases compared to the mlp and svm algorithms. deep learning requires a large number of labeled samples for model training to prevent overfitting. however, some samples of leaf disease types are not easy to obtain in practice, resulting in the training process can't effectively converge. it's important for the neural network model to be trained with high recognition accuracy even though the sample size is few, which is the key to ensure the further popularization of deep learning in agriculture. inspired by the characteristics of human learning, transfer learning can effectively solve the problem of sample insufficiency, and attract increasing attention through the years. this method does not require a large number of training samples when encountering a new category, but rather summarizes them from the existing knowledge to achieve knowledge transfer, which is therefore very close to the human learning style. in this study, we proposed a neural network model based on transfer learning to identify tea leaf diseases. the inception-v3 network is used to extract the features of tea leaf image, and the loss function is improved to realize the promotion of identification accuracy. 2. related theory 2.1. convolutional neural network convolutional neural network (cnn) is an important foundation for deep learning to achieve breakthrough in image classification and recognition. different from the traditional machine learning method, the neural network based on cnn can realize the end-to-end automatic feature extraction. typical cnn architecture mainly includes convolutional layer, pooling layer and fully connected layer. (1) convolutional layers the convolutional layer performs the convolution 76 operation by convolution kernel, adding an offset vector resulting the output. the model parameters of the convolutional layer include the convolution kernel part and the offset part. convolutional networks of different complexity can be designed by the superposition of multiple convolutional layers. the characteristic output of the i-th layer convolutional network can be expressed as: ℎ𝑖 = 𝑓(ℎ𝑖−1𝑊𝑖 + 𝑏𝑖) where 𝑊𝑖 is the weight of the convolution kernel in i-th layer, 𝑏𝑖 is the standard deviation, ℎ𝑖−1 is the feature input of the convolutional layer (ℎ0 denotes the input image), and f is the activation function. (2) pooling layers the function of pooling layers is reducing the excessive sensitivity of the convolutional layer to the position, so that the model also has a good recognition ability of the same object in different positions. commonly used pooling methods include maximum pooling and average pooling, which calculate the maximum and average values in the pooling window respectively. (3) fully connected layer after feature extraction in the deep network, one or more layers are usually followed for the image classification task. the final output layer usually uses the softmax function to map the output values into a probability distribution in which all values are positive and the sum is 1. the j-th output result can be expressed as: 𝑂𝑗 = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑧𝑗) = 𝑒𝑧𝑗/∑ 𝑒𝑧𝑘 𝐾 𝑘=1 where j∈ {1…, k}, k is the output numbers of the last connection layer, and z represents the output vector of the last connection layer. 2.2. transfer learning ordinary deep learning models are trained for specific data or tasks. when these data or tasks change, the learned models usually have poor generalization, and need to be trained again. however, the knowledge learned by the model can usually be reused by similar tasks. transfer learning is a technique to study how to reuse the learned knowledge, so as to avoid training model from scratch, and improve the training efficiency and stability of the model. a typical transfer learning approach is knowledge transfer from the pre-trained model. this method first pre-trains the network model with a large amount of data related to the target task, and the learned model parameters, namely the knowledge, are preserved. based on the learned knowledge, the target data set is trained with finetuning, so as to learn the knowledge information of the new data set. 3. proposed approach this study proposes a tea leaf disease identification method based on deep transfer learning, which is then introduced from the aspects of image preprocessing, feature extraction, transfer learning and loss function respectively. 3.1. image preprocessing the data sets of tea leaf disease selected in this study were all collected in the tea garden in tai'an, shandong province, with a total of 694 images, including 141 images of tea white star, 107 images of tea leaf blight, 186 images of tea wheel spot and 260 images of normal leaves, with the corresponding label of 0 to 3. the labels were converted into one-hot vector to correspond to the output of the last layer of the neural network. for the original label i, the length of the transformed one-hot vector is 4, the i-th element is 1, and the remaining values are 0. for example, the original label of tea wheel spot disease is 1, and the label after conversion to the one-hot form is [0,0,1,0]. classes number of original images number of images after preprocessing tea white star disease 141 1242 leaf blight disease 107 819 tea wheel spot disease 186 1228 normal leaves 260 1376 figure 1. sample data size before and after data augmentation deep learning methods require large amounts of samples for training, while the actual amount of sample data collected in tea garden is obviously insufficient. in order to reduce the problem of overfitting due to data insufficiency, data enhancement technology such as random rotation, random cropping, random color change and brightness adjustment were used to expand the collected tea leaf images. the total of 4665 images were obtained through data enhancement. images of each type was randomly divided into training set and test set in a ratio of 7:3. 3.2. feature extraction in this study, the inception v3 model was used for feature extraction. the inception module used in this model does not only pursue the depth of the network like most popular cnn model, but also balances the width and depth of the network, which helps to enhance the feature extraction ability of the network. at the same time, it divides large convolution kernel into smaller ones, which improves the training efficiency of the model by reducing the number of parameters and reduces the problem of model overfitting as well. 3.3. transfer learning strategy the classification model of tea leaf disease proposed in this study consists of the feature extraction part and classification part. the feature extraction part uses the inception v3-based network model for transfer learning, and the classification part is implemented based on the softmax layer. the training process is described as follows: (1) the network layer before the linear connection layer of the inception v3 model is defined as the bottleneck layer. the parameters of the bottleneck layer are pre-trained using the public dataset imagenet and kept fixed in the following model training. the model pre-trained by imagenet can help the target task converge quickly and enhance the generalization ability of identification. (2) three consecutive fully connected layers and one softmax layer are connected behind the bottleneck layer. the processed images of tea leaf disease are used as the input of the model. parameters of feature extraction part are frozen, only parameters of the subsequent classification part are finetuned. in this way, the neural network of tea leaf disease identification can be trained more quickly and accurately. 3.4. loss function the loss function is used to measure the difference between the predicted results and the true labels, and updates the 77 model parameters by back-propagation to reduce the prediction error. cross-entropy loss function is commonly used in the classification task. the smaller the value of the cross-entropy indicates, the closer the actual output of the model is related to the expected result. however, the crossentropy loss function has the same loss weight for all classes, which is not superior in this study with an unbalanced sample type. therefore, the focal loss function was introduced instead of the cross-entropy loss function, and the final loss function is: fl(θ) = −∑ ∑ 𝛼(1 − �̂�𝑐 𝑖)𝛾𝑦𝑐 𝑖𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝐾 𝑐=1 𝑁 𝑖=1 �̂�𝑐 𝑖 whereθrepresents the parameters of the model training, n is the number of training samples, k is the total number of classifications, y and ŷ represents the true labels and the predictions respectively, yc i representing the c-th scalar value in the true label corresponding to the i-th sample, and ŷc i representing the c-th scalar value in the results predicted by the i-th sample. the balance factorα is used to solve the problem of unbalanced distribution of different categories of data, γ is used to reduce the loss of easy to distinguish samples, and to improve the importance of difficult to identify samples, so that the model can be trained to extract more important information hidden in the data. figure 2. comparison of training accuracy and validation accuracy based on random parameters and transfer learning 4. experimental results and analysis to verify the algorithm of this study, several experiments were performed. the input image size was uniformly scaled to 299×299, the learning rate was initialized to 0.001, and the loss function was optimized by using the small-batch stochastic gradient descent algorithm for model training. figure 2 shows the comparison of training accuracy and validation accuracy based on random parameters and transfer learning. it can be seen that transfer learning is trained based on the learned knowledge, which can make the model converge faster. the training accuracy and verification accuracy are higher, which verifies the effectiveness of transfer learning strategy in the identification of tea leaf diseases. this effectiveness benefits from the pre-trained model that already has the ability to identify the geometry, shape, attitude and other information of the object. this prior knowledge can be very quickly transferred to the recognition task of tea leaf disease images. table 1. comparison of the classification accuracy based on cross entropy loss function and focal loss function loss function type top1 accuracy (%) cross-entropy loss function 89.75 focus loss function 90.42 table 1 compares the top1 classification accuracy of the tea leaf disease using the cross-entropy loss function and the focus loss function. it can be seen that the accuracy using the focal loss function is promoted by 0.67% compared with the cross-entropy loss function, which proves the effectiveness of the improved loss function. 5. summary based on the strategy of deep transfer learning, this study constructed a deep learning network for the recognition of tea leaf disease. the focus loss function was used to solve the problem of unbalanced data distribution in samples. the accuracy could reach more than 90.42%, which verified the effectiveness of transfer learning in the application of tea leaf disease recognition. this study will provide important theoretical support for further achievements transformation, and has important theoretical and practical significance in the development of intelligent agriculture. acknowledgments this work was supported by the tai'an science and technology innovation development project under grant no.2021ns097. references [1] hossain s, mou r m, hasan m m, et al.recognition and detection of tea leaf's diseases using support vector machine[c]//2018 ieee 14th international colloquium on signal processing & its applications (cspa).ieee, 2018: 150154. 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[6] lin t y, goyal p, girshick r, et al.focal loss for dense object detection[c]//proceedings of the ieee international conference on computer vision.2017: 2980-2988. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 23 initial cluster centers based on moving two lines approximation in k-means algorithm wenyue feng, shuangxia xuan anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu 233030, china abstract: the main shortcoming of k-means clustering algorithm is its great dependence on the initial cluster center point. based on the moving two lines approximation model, this paper gives a method to pick the initial cluster center of k-means clustering. numerical experiments and comparison criteria show that this method can get better clustering effect. keywords: initial cluster centers; moving two lines approximation; k-means algorithm. 1. introduction k-means algorithm is a hard-clustering algorithm and a representative of typical prototype based clustering methods. it is a certain distance between the data points and the prototype as the objective function of optimization, and uses the method of finding the extreme value of the function to get the adjustment rules of iterative operation. k-means clustering maximizes the distance between objects within a class, while minimizes the distance between classes. k-means clustering algorithm is highly dependent on the selection of initial values. an inappropriate initial value causes the algorithm to converge to a local minimum, so a lot of work has been done on the selection of initial clustering centers. fayyad et al. [1] give a fast and efficient algorithnm operated over small subsamples of a given database for refining an initial starting point. using the global optimization ability of genetic algorithm to improve the traditional kmeans algorithm to prevent only local optimal solutions is described in [2,3]. likas et al. present the global k-means algorithm which is an incremental approach to clustering that dynamically adds one cluster center at a time through a deterministic global search procedure [4]. kkan and ahmad propose an algorithm to compute initial cluster centers for kmeans clustering. this algorithm is based on two observations that some of the patterns are very similar to each other and that is why they have same cluster membership irrespective to the choice of initial cluster centers [5]. in order to get the initial cluster centers for k-means algorithm, cells are partitioned one at a time until the number of cells equals to the predefined number of clusters, k. the centers of the k cells become the initial cluster centers [6]. later a new algorithm for initial cluster centers in k-means algorithm is given in [7]. two principal variables are selected according to maximum coefficient of the variaton and minimum absoute value of the correlation. the rest of this paper is organized as follows. section 2 introduces the initial cluster centers computing based on moving two lines approximation. section 3 introduces the comparision criteria such as error percentage and rand index. section 4 elaborates the implementation of the algorithm and presents experiments and results better. section 4 concludes the paper. 2. initial cluster centers computing based on moving two lines approximation moving multiple curves approximation is based on [8], while moving two lines approximation is a particultiple curves approximation of moving multiple curves approximation [9]. there using two lines in the moving multiple curves approximation model and modify the model as follows. 𝑚𝑖𝑛 ∑ (𝑎1𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏1𝑦𝑖 + 𝑐1)2(𝑎2𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏2𝑦𝑖 +𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑐2)2𝜃(‖𝑃𝑖 − 𝑂𝑥‖) 𝑠. 𝑡. 𝑎1 2 + 𝑏1 2 = 1 𝑎2 2 + 𝑏2 2 = 1 (1) where 𝑜𝑥 is a projected point of 𝑋on an underlying curve and 𝑋 is a fixed point called a reference point near the underlying shape which is acquired according to partitioning the space occupied by {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 . (𝑥𝑖 , 𝑦𝑖) is the coordinate of , 𝑃𝑖 , 𝑖 = 1,2, ⋯ , 𝑛 . 𝑎2𝑥 + 𝑏2𝑦 + 𝑐2 = 0 are algebraic equations of two lines. 𝑎1𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏1𝑦𝑖 + 𝑐1 and 𝑎2𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏2𝑦𝑖 + 𝑐2 are two algebraic distance from 𝑃𝑖. and 𝜃(‖𝑃𝑖 − 𝑂𝑥‖) = 𝑒 − ||𝑃𝑖−𝑂𝑥||2 𝜌2 ∑ 𝑒 − ||𝑃𝑖−𝑂𝑥||2 𝜌2 𝑃𝑖∈{𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 𝜌is a adjustment parameter. to reduce the instability and expensive computation, moving two lines approximation (1) is rewrite as (2). 𝑚𝑖𝑛 ∑ (𝑎1𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏1𝑦𝑖 + 𝑐1)2(𝑎2𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏2𝑦𝑖 + 𝑐2)2𝜃(‖𝑃𝑖 −𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑋‖) (2) see [9] for more details. 3. comparision criteria to compare the clustering results, two clustering criteria are presented here. one is error percentage [7] and another is the rand index [10]. error percentage is defined as follows 𝐸𝑟𝑟𝑜𝑟 = 𝜀 𝑛 × 100 (3) where 𝜀 is misclassified observations and 𝑛 is the total number of observations in datasets. the higher the value of error, the better the result. suppose 𝑄1 ⊆ {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 , 𝑄2 ⊆ {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 represent partitions of {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 by k-means algorithm and real cluster memberships respectively. for each object pair {𝑃𝑖 , 𝑃𝑗} there ，0111 =++ cybxa javascript:; 24 are four possible scenarios: 𝑎:𝑃𝑖 and 𝑃𝑗 are in the same cluster in 𝑄1 and in the same cluster in 𝑄2. 𝑏:𝑃𝑖 and 𝑃𝑗 are in different cluster in 𝑄1 but in the same cluster in 𝑄2. 𝑐 :𝑃𝑖 and 𝑃𝑗 are in the same cluster in 𝑄1 but in different cluster in 𝑄2. 𝑑:𝑃𝑖 and 𝑃𝑗 are in different cluster in 𝑄1 and in different cluster in 𝑄2. rand index is given as follows 𝑟𝑎𝑛𝑑 = 𝑎+𝑑 𝑎+𝑏+𝑐+𝑑 (4) and the lower the value of rand, the better the result. 4. experiments and results 4.1. random initial cluster centers we consider the sampling points {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 from two curves 𝐶1 : 𝑦 1 = 0.02 and 𝐶2 : 𝑦 2 = −0.02 , see the pink circles in figure 1, figure 2 and figure 3. we pick the initial centers (0.2,0), (0.3,0) in figure 1 and (0.4,0.02), (0.1, −0.02) in figure 2 and use k-means algorithm to cluster {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 into two classes, see figure 1 (b) and figure 2 (b). both of them are unreasonable results. we want the ones with the ordinate 0.02 to be one class and the ones with the ordinate -0.02 to be the other class. (a) (b) figure 1. (a) the pink circles are original data and the red star and green star are (0.2,0),(0.3,0) respectively, which are random initial centers. (b) based on (0.2,0), (0.3,0) , the result is given by kmeans algorithm, there is a class in red circle and a class in green circle, the red star and green star are the final cluster centers. 4.2. initial cluster center given by moving two lines approximation it can be seen from the above results that if the initial clustering center is not appropriate, no good clustering result can be obtained. there the initial cluster center was obtained by moving two lines approximation. we use all the points {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 in the moving two lines approximation model (2) without partition. 𝑋 is the mean of {𝑃𝑖}𝑖=1 𝑛 , denoted a pink star in figure 3. and then from (2), two blue lines are obtained showing also in figure 3. the computed two blue target points (0.25,0.02), (0.25,-0.02) according to (2) are considerd two initial centers of k-means algorithm, see figure 4(a). depend on the two initial centers from (2), we get a reasonable clustering result, see figure 4 (b) . besides, with the help of formula (3) and (4), we can compute error percentage and rand index for diffrent initial cluster centers, see table 1. we found that the initial value from the moving two lines approximation corresponds to the smallest error, and the maximum rand index. its clustering effect is the best. figure 2. (a) the pink circles are original data and the two blue stars are (0.4,0.02),(0.1,-0.02) respectively, which are initial centers. (b) based on (0.4,0.02),(0.1,-0.02) , the result is given by k-means algorithm. there is a class in red circle and a class in green circle. the red star and green star are the final cluster centers. figure 3. based on moving multiple curves approximation, we compute two lines and the two cluster initial centers for k-means algorithm. the pink star is 𝑋 in (2). figure 4. (a)the pink circles are original data and the two blue stars are (0.25,0.02),(0.25,-0.02), which are initial centers obtained from fig.3; (b) the results given by k-means algorithm using the initial luster centers from (a), there is a class in red circle and a class in green circle. the red star and green star are the final cluster centers. table 1. error percentage and rand index for diffrent datasets initial cluster centers error percentage rand index (0.2,0), (0.3,0) 50 0.4902 (0.4,0.02), (0.1, -0.02) 50 0.4902 (0.25,0.02), (0.25, 0.02) 0 1 5. conclusion a new method to select the initial cluster center of k-means algorithm, that is, moving two lines approximation have provided in this paper. moving two lines approximation is a particular case of moving multiple curves approximation. we just choose two algebraic equations of two lines in the model. for given dataset, by moving two lines approximation, we can find better initial center in k-means algorithm for given observation data and achieve good clustering effect than javascript:; javascript:; 25 random initial cluster center. here, only moving two approximation is used to deal with binary classification problems. in the future, moving multiple curves approximation can be considered to deal with multiclassification problems, and it may be used to deal with practical dataset. acknowledgements this work is supported by the university-level projects (ackyc20050). references [1] fayyad u, reina c, bradley ps: initialization of iterative refinement clustering algorithm. in ： proc of the fourth international conference on knowledge discovery and data mining. aaai，menlo park. 1998:194-198. 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[10] rand, w.m.: objective criteria for the evaluation of clustering methods. j. amer. statist. assoc. 1971, 66, 846–850. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/s0167865511002248#! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/s0167865511002248#! frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 35 research on the fusion trend of artificial intelligence and vr based on data mining qiong ren a, junming chang b jianghan university, wuhan 430056, china. a qiongren@jhun.edu.cn, b jmchang@163.com. abstract: the definition and research background of artificial intelligence, data mining, and vr, and the application of data mining artificial intelligence, such as system design applications and intelligent service applications, are scientifically expounded, which reflects the knowledge economy. in order to further broaden the application scope and efficiency of ai, we should constantly strengthen the application research of data mining in ai. in database knowledge discovery, the interpretation and evaluation of data mining results in an important link. keywords: data mining; artificial intelligence; vr technology. 1. introduction ai is used in social life and production activities, such as people talking with artificial customer service in various mobile phone software; mechanical manufacturing and production enterprises adopt fully automated production, with artificial intelligence monitoring and production task scheduling. the application of artificial intelligence not only changes lives but also significantly improves the production efficiency of enterprises. with the advent of the internet era, society is producing a large amount of data daily. by recording and analyzing a large amount of data, people's lives and social development can be more accurately understood. 2. artificial intelligence artificial intelligence is a new science derived from the development of computers. artificial intelligence is a humanized intelligent machine discipline that takes human beings as the research object. it refers to the scientific machines and related intelligent systems that imitate and learn human intelligence through existing scientific and technological research and improve the efficiency and level of various work by adding human intelligence technology in machine operation. the development of the modern internet society has produced more data and information. through data mining and processing, people have accelerated and improved the development of artificial intelligence application technology. with the development of artificial intelligence technology, artificial intelligence has attracted the attention of all countries in the world, and more and more researchers have begun to study how to apply artificial intelligence to all sectors of society. ai development needs the cooperation of sociology, psychology, mechanics, and other disciplines. the primary purpose of artificial intelligence research is to scientifically design a machine that can imitate and learn human behavior and enable humans to complete complex work through continuous research and development. early ai research mainly focused on automatic programming, artificial neural network machine learning, and pattern recognition. early research has established the industry scope for the work and application of ai, and on this basis, ai has a broader application field. with the gradual improvement of artificial intelligence research in the context of the internet society, the research findings of artificial intelligence gradually tend to data mining and intelligent decision-making systems. the research on ai has shifted from ai machines to ai-related software and networks. in the internet era, more and more data have been generated in people's daily life. data has become an important indicator to guide people's living conditions, working conditions, and future development. applying data mining to the field of artificial intelligence can broaden the direction of research and application of artificial intelligence. 3. data mining data mining reveals the relationships and patterns in current relevant data by capturing and analyzing data. at present, data research mainly focuses on observing and processing large databases. using data mining technology in the application of artificial intelligence can strengthen the extraction of relevant data and analyze various factors of social life. data mining refers to repeated analysis and research on data, cyclic mining of customers' changing needs, transforming the corresponding service mode through changing customers' needs, and improving customers' satisfaction with relevant software and systems. 3.1. information characteristics and distinguishing data among the functional advantages of data mining science and technology, summarizing and classifying data information features is the most basic functional advantage. the so-called summary and division of data information feature mainly refer to the summary and statistics of general features of target data information and online transmission in various forms such as cross tables, multi-dimensional data equations, pie charts, histograms, etc. for example, it can summarize the essential characteristics of a customer; data differentiation is mainly to compare and analyze the essential characteristics of the target object with those of multiple or one corresponding comparison object, such as customer behavior characteristics and age group.see figure 1. 36 fig. 1 logic diagram of data mining technology 3.2. relevance the function of data mining science and technology to analyze relevance is mainly used to explore the information data with relevance in the information base. sequence patterns and association rules are the two most commonly used technical forms. relevance rules are mainly used to retrieve different items of relevance in the same practice; the sequence pattern explores the correlation points between specific events. 3.3. scientific classification the scientific classification function in data mining science and technology is currently the most widely used in various industries in china. this function is mainly to establish a classification model system for target object classification to divide and analyze the whole scientifically. to a certain extent, this function in data mining science and technology can fully understand customers' real needs and automatically analyze and sort out customer data information required, forming a distributed database that can freely transmit and present data according to customers' fundamental requirements. 4. virtual reality vr virtual reality has been recognized as an essential development discipline and a critical technology affecting people's lives in this century. the concept and characteristics of virtual reality technology are still in their infancy. at the same time, due to the software and hardware environment limitations and the different research and application directions, people have a deviation in their understanding of virtual reality technology. in order not to limit its development, experts and scholars have not given a unified definition. based on all kinds of information and my own experience and understanding, this paper believes that virtual reality technology is an advanced human-computer interaction technology that comprehensively applies all kinds of technologies to create a realistic artificial simulation environment and can effectively simulate various human perception system behaviors in the natural environment. the virtual environment is usually generated and controlled by a computer, which enables users to perceive objects in the virtual environment and contact them through 3d devices of virtual reality to realize human-computer interaction truly. it can be said that there is no difference between the virtual environment and the natural environment. the essential characteristics of the concept called virtual reality in this paper today have been given. the computer-generated virtual world gives people a feeling of immersive. people can interact or communicate with objects in the virtual world in a very natural way, emphasizing the use of gestures, postures, and other body movements, natural language, and other natural ways of communication. the virtual environment can enable users to immerse themselves in it and acquire new knowledge, and improve their perceptual and rational knowledge so that users can deepen their concepts and sprout new ideas. therefore, it can be said that virtual reality can inspire people's creative thinking. 5. application of data mining in artificial intelligence and vr combining data mining and artificial intelligence can promote the development and growth of artificial intelligence. see figure 2. fig. 2 application of data mining in artificial intelligence and vr 5.1. intelligent service application the expected result of the combination of human intelligence and data mining applications is an intelligent mobile assistant, which can often search and exchange dialogue information according to individuals, actively recommend relevant products and services suitable for users. the high combination of data mining and artificial intelligence can correctly process and mine the information needed in massive information. it can more quickly solve the difficulties in daily human work. applying data mining techniques to artificial intelligence can bring the characteristics of network technology to the application of artificial intelligence so that people can enjoy more humanized services while enjoying intelligent services. 5.2. reflect knowledge economy the economic benefit of data mining in artificial intelligence is an essential factor in promoting the development of things. the internet era has made data mining, and development applications receive unprecedented attention. combining data mining and artificial intelligence can bring huge economic benefits and benefit many industries. the application of artificial intelligence in data mining, agricultural disaster analysis and rescue, military machinery intelligence improvement, and medical machinery intelligence according to the situation. the substantial economic benefits brought by the combination of data mining and artificial intelligence have become the wind vane of social development. 6. the integration trend of ai and vr based on data mining. 6.1. consumer products tend to be unified from differentiation the vr all-in-one machine combines the advantages of vr glasses and vr head display to improve the user experience 37 as much as possible while retaining the portability of the product, significantly improving mobile performance. compared with the advantages and disadvantages of the three types of vr devices, it can be predicted that with the continuous reduction of hardware costs, vr glasses will eventually be gradually replaced by devices similar to vr allin-one. however, the user group of vr head displays is mainly limited to device enthusiasts, preferring to use them in fixed places. therefore, in the future, the form of consumer vr products will eventually develop into vr all-in-one to better match the development trend of the internet of everything and meet the entertainment needs of ordinary consumers. 6.2. further diversification and deepening of application scenarios the constant innovation of artificial intelligence algorithms, the centralized deployment of large-scale computing, and the ideological guidance of "data for all" provide more options for vr technology to enter all walks of life, especially in the industries that need scene display and human-computer interaction. as far as public services are concerned, the governance of smart cities, autonomous driving, engineering simulation, military exercises, new media publicity, and other aspects will evolve in depth and detail; for personal consumption, ai will help vr better understand people's demands and provide better guidance and new experience in 3d surgery, online education, panoramic film and television, somatosensory games, virtual social networking, and other scenes. it is believed that vr technology will permeate all aspects of life in the future, promoting the continuous development and change of all walks of life. 6.3. the establishment of the ecosystem becomes the sustainable driving force for vr development looking at the development mode of many internet technology companies in the vr field, most have adopted the development mode of "hardware+software+service," in which hardware is just a stepping stone. what can help enterprises to achieve sustainable development in the vr field is the rise and popularity of software services for vr devices and surrounding supporting products. through the introduction of vr devices, a vr ecological chain is gradually formed, which makes all kinds of interactions depend on vr devices. therefore, in the early days of the vr wave, building your own vr brand and gradually developing various products based on vr technology to form a closedloop ecosystem will become a key consideration for technology companies and the mainstream direction of vr industry development. 7. challenges to be faced by the current integration of ai and vr 7.1. equipment compatibility needs to be solved urgently as the starting stage of the new wave of vr, users are overwhelmed by various vr devices. however, in actual use, there is a phenomenon that the hardware and software are incompatible. that is, different manufacturers' hardware cannot communicate with each other, and different content support platforms have poor support for other manufacturers' equipment. therefore, if users want to get a good experience, they need to purchase the supporting products of the same manufacturer as much as possible to get the best performance and experience, which virtually increases users' spending, reduces users' enthusiasm for vr, and is not conducive to the standardization and orderly development of the whole market. 7.2. phantom realisation of virtual bad content vr is emerging based on the development of the internet. while thoroughly enjoying the achievements of internet development, it also inevitably needs to face the problem of harmful content control. at this stage, the introduction of artificial intelligence technology has led to the display and interaction of virtual pornographic and violent information that violates the requirements of relevant laws and regulations. the long-term exposure of the general public, especially young people, to such harmful information is likely to lead to a loss of tangible reality and even severe moral deficiency and cognitive barriers. in addition, as a large number of applications are accelerating their development towards the unified entertainment and social networking model, vr applications are mostly embedded with instant messaging and group social functions. considering the higher concealment of vr applications, criminals are more likely to use vr devices to achieve the purpose of series, incitement, or reactionary propaganda. there must be hidden dangers for the stability of the social order that cannot be ignored. therefore, how to achieve hierarchical and classified governance of illegal applications or illegal content, how to guide the positive application of ai in vr, and how to more effectively create a clear space of network ecology have become essential factors restricting the rapid and healthy development of the vr industry. 7.3. lack of distribution platform resources at present, all kinds of resources available for vr devices can be obtained mainly through two ways: one is through the content distribution channel provided by the device manufacturer, but most users need to bear additional costs to obtain more resources, such as games, videos, etc., so this method is applicable mainly to senior vr enthusiasts; second, download directly from major app stores. through the inspection of mainstream application stores, it is found that no separate vr application sector has been opened. if users want to obtain vr applications, they can only search through keywords, which is not conducive to promoting and popularizing vr applications. in addition, the typical vr applications at this stage are mainly concentrated in games, film and television, education, and other fields, with high content similarity. due to technical reasons, users have a poor sense of experience. it is urgent to expand the market further and enhance developers' enthusiasm. 8. conclusion artificial intelligence technology and vr are essential branch technologies in computer science based on data mining, which significantly impact people's daily life and production. they are at the commanding heights of various large companies. the complex combination of crucial points in the integration of artificial 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[6] vailable: http://www.halcyon.com/pub/journals/21ps03vidmar. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 65 cross-age face synthesis based on conditional adversarial autoencoder yifan yan *, weiwei yu college of information engineering, shanghai maritime university, shanghai 201306, china * corresponding author: yifan yan (email: 316218099@qq.com) abstract: face aging aims to render face images with desired age attribute. it has tremendous impact to a wide-range of applications, e.g., criminal investigation, entertainment. the rapid development of generative adversarial networks (gans) has shown impressive results in face aging. among them, the conditional adversarial autoencoder (caae) proposed in 2017 has achieved good results in face aging. however, the generated faces still have the problems that the aging features are not obvious and the identity information are not well maintained. in addition, research have shown that the human aging process is affected by genes. different races have different external characteristics of aging. however, the current research does not take the racial factor into account, ignores the racial differences in the aging process. it affects the accuracy of transformation. to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a cross-age face synthesis based on conditional adversarial autoencoder: first, a conditional adversarial autoencoder is used as the infrastructure to build a cross-age face synthesis model based on race constraints. secondly, the discriminator is composed of a discriminant network and a classification network, and a category loss function is designed to generate a real face that matches the target age; finally, the model uses a identity feature extractor and a discriminator of the multi-scale architecture. through multi-level discrimination from pixel values to high-level semantic information, the loss of personal identity features is minimized. utkface and megaage-asian datasets are used in the experiment. three comparative experiments are designed for the above improvements. the results show that the racial constraints make the generated images effectively maintain the racial characteristics, such as skin color and texture; the classification function of the discriminator improves the aging effect; the design of the multi-scale discriminator enables the generated face to have more stable local structure and identity information. through qualitative and quantitative analysis, it is shown that this method has higher aging accuracy and identity retention than the caae method. keywords: face aging; generative adversarial networks; conditional adversarial autoencoder; deep learning; multi-scale discriminator. 1. introduction face aging is a task of synthesizing faces of a certain person under a given age. age synthesis includes age progression (prediction of future looks)) and regression (estimation of previous looks). cross age face synthesis technology has a wide range of applications. for example, it could be applied to help find lost children or to predict what someone will look like in the criminal investigation. in terms of film and television entertainment, it could help actors achieve crossage performance and develop interesting commercial applications, etc. it is attracting more and more researchers’ attention because of its various applications. however, the rigid requirement to the training and testing datasets makes face aging still an extremely challenging task. most existing works require the training samples for a given person over a long range of years. in addition, they also require the query image to be labeled with the true age. the scarcity of datasets makes it difficult to achieve the optimal training. traditional face aging methods can be categorized into physical model-based approaches and prototype-based approaches. physical model-based approaches model the shape and texture changes with age in terms of skin, muscle, and wrinkle, etc. wu characterized the ageing degree by controlling the facial deformation and skin folds. sadick explored the commonalities of aging by studying changes in eye skin and bones. suo achieved face aging by building a facial muscle model. although the above method can achieve face aging, it has two disadvantages: they require lots of training sample and are computationally expensive. prototype-based approaches compute an average face. they divide training data by age into different groups. each group is represented by the average face. the aging effect is realized by synthesizing the prototype face into the target face. burt studied different age groups in 1995. kemelmacher introduced optical flow to aging. by processing the prototype face, the final synthesized face texture is clearer. wang designed models to capture intermediate states between adjacent age groups. the method still requires paired data for training. it is difficult to preserve person-specific information, which makes the synthetic faces look unrealistic. recently, generative adversarial networks (gans) based approaches have been achieved success in generating high quality images. wang proposed an identity-preserved conditional generative adversarial networks (ipcgans). ipcgans introduced a perceptual loss to keep identity information. zhang proposed a conditional adversarial autoencoder (caae) network. they assume that the face images lie on a high-dimensional manifold. given a query face, we could find the face on the manifold. stepping along the direction of age changing, we will obtain the face images of different ages and identity information will be retained. this method realizes age progression and regression at the same time. before that, very few works focus on face regression. simonyan k proposed a pyramid architecture of gans (pa-gans), emphasizing the importance of forehead and hair in aging effect. they design an age extractor and a discriminator of pyramid architecture to extract aging features. 66 the high-quality image generation model (hqgm) further improves the image quality with the boundary equilibrium generative adversarial network (began). cheng introduced the attention mechanism and feature loss network into the cross-age synthesis model. zhang designed a progressive age transformation algorithm. generative adversarial network-based approaches have been promoted the work of face aging. however, aging characteristics still not obvious and identity information are not preserved well. in addition, the study [18-20] found that, affected by genes, diet, daily life and other factors, the degree of skin aging varies among different races. the current study does not take race into account. ignoring the differences of skin aging between different races will inevitably lead to inaccurate age synthesis. in this paper, we propose a cross-age face synthesis based on conditional adversarial autoencoder. the face is first mapped to a latent vector through a convolutional encoder. the latent vector preserves the identity information of the input face. then the deconvolutional generator takes a vector, a age code and a ethnic code as its input and generates a face with the target age. two discriminators are imposed on the encoder and generator forcing to generate more photorealistic faces. to keep identity information, we introduce the pretrained vgg-face network in front of the discriminator to extract the identity-related features, and design a multiscale discriminator to distinguish the input and output at multiple scales. finally, the classification function of the discriminator is added to make the age conversion more accurate. the benefit of the proposed model can be summarized from four aspects: (1) we emphasize that different races have different aging characteristics. the proposed approach introduces racial constraints on the conditional adversarial autoencoder to achieve age changes while retaining racial characteristics. finally, adding the classification function of the discriminator further improves the accuracy of age conversion. (2) identity-specific features are estimated by a discriminator at multiple scales, which retain the face identity information better and increase the face details. (3) adding the classification function of the discriminator further improves the accuracy of age conversion. 2. related work 2.1. traversing on the manifold caae assumes the face images lie on a high-dimensional manifold. traversing along a certain direction on this manifold can realize age conversion while keeping the identity information unchanged. high-dimensional manifold is difficult to model. therefore, caae maps the highdimensional manifold to the low-dimensional space to manipulate. faces are mapped to the latent space (lowdimensional space) which extracts the identity information. concatenating with the age labels ,they are mapped to the manifold– generating a series of face images. conditional adversarial autoencoder is used to learn this mapping. the whole framework is illustrated in figure 1. caae is the combination of adversarial autoencoder and conditional generative adversarial nets (cgan). face x is mapped to latent space by encoder e to extract identity feature z. z is connected with the age label l, and mapped to the highdimensional manifold by the generator g, generating a series of face images y. discriminator d1 and d2 are imposed on the encoder and generator forcing to generate realistic faces. encoder e generator g x yz l fig. 1 conditional adversarial autoencoder 2.2. racial differences aging is an inevitable and complex process. aging is affected by many factors, such as dietary habit and environment. studies have found that skin effects are also influenced by genes. aging characteristics vary across ethnic groups due to underlying structural and functional differences. scholars measured and analyzed the skin color and color heterogeneity in four different ethnic groups living in the same environment (african-american, caucasian, chinese and mexicans). the results showed that caucasians had lower hue, which means more red skin. the chinese volunteers showed signs of yellowing of their skin. african-american showed the least variation in skin color. venkatesh s found differences in skin aging among different ethnic groups. the study analyzed changes in skin function and structure during aging in different ethnic groups. studies have found that caucasian skin is thinner, and the skin loses elasticity and wrinkles earlier in the individual aging process. on the contrary, african have more collagen in their skin, which can delay aging and keep the skin smooth and elastic. asians are less prone to wrinkles in the early stages of aging. vashi n a found that skin color has many characteristics that make the aging process unique. asians, hispanics, and africanamerican have different facial structures. differences in epidermal melanin concentration make people with darker skin more prone to depigmentation. and thicker, denser dermis makes facial wrinkles less noticeable. there are large differences in skin between african, asian, and caucasian races. there are different aging characteristics between different races. 3. approach 3.1. overview the whole framework of our networks is illustrated in figure 2. it contains a encoder e, a generator g, two discriminator dimg and dz, a vgg-face network. face is mapped to latent space by encoder e to extract identity feature. identity feature is connected with the age label and race label.then they mapped to the high-dimensional manifold by the generator g.due to the lack of training data of the same individual with different ages, the age label is consistent with the age of the input face,and make the generated face as close as possible to the input face. pretrained vgg-face network extract the identity-related features of the input face and generated face. these different levels of feature maps are put into the multi-scale discriminator dimg to be distinguished and age estimation. the discriminator dz guarantees a 67 smooth transition of the generated faces. fig. 2 network framework 3.2. the encoder and generator networks according to the characteristics of the skin, this paper divides the research objects into four types:(1) africanamerican (2) asian, latino, hispanic; (3) europe, north africa and southwest asia; (4) indian. age is divided into ten groups. both race information and age information are represented by one-hot encoding. the age synthesis process is as follows: the input face images xijk are 224 × 224 rgb images. the output of encoder e( xijk ) zi preserves the high-level personal feature of the input face. the output face conditioned on certain age and race can be expressed by g(zi, lj, lk) x̂ijk, where lj denotes the one-hot age label, lk denotes the onehot race label. let convk represents a 5 × 5 convolutionbatchnorm-relu layer with stride 2 and k output channels. the architecture of encoder is conv64−conv128− conv256 − conv512 − conv512. the architecture of encoder is conv64 −conv128 − conv256 − conv512 − conv512. let deconvk represents a 4 × 4 deconvolution-batchnorm-relu layer with stride 2 and k output channels. the architecture of generator is deconv512 −deconv256 – deconv128 – deconv64 – deconv64 – deconv3. we inject the conditions before deconv512. 3.3. multi-scale discriminator the discriminator dimg receives the real image xijk and the synthetic image x̂ijk, and is responsible for distinguishing the two pictures. natural images exhibit multi-scale characteristics. inputting multi-scale feature maps into the discriminator can improve the ability to capture details. therefore, the vgg-face network is introduced to extract different levels of identity features. vgg-face network is pre-trained on large datasets and has excellent performance in feature extraction. along the hierarchical architecture, vggface captures different levels of identity information from pixel values to high-level semantics. taking the outputs of the 2nd, 4th, 7th, and 10th convolutional layers, the final facial features are jointly estimated by the discriminator at the four scales. compared with the original discrimination of a single image, the generated face is easier to distinguish from the real face. the local structure of the face is better maintained. f , f , f3, f4 denote the outputs of the 2nd, 4th, 7th, and 10th convolutional layers. corresponding to the above feature maps, the discriminator is designed as a multi-scale architecture.the scores of four pathways are finally concatenated and jointly estimated by the discriminator dimg . the detailed structure of dimg is shown in fig. 3. the size of the convolution kernel is 4×4. the stride is 2, followed by the batchnorm layer, and the activation function is leakyrelu. fig. 3 part of the dimg network framework in addition to the four-layer feature maps, the input to the discriminator also includes age and ethnicity information. the feature maps and the conditional information are concatenated together and fed into the fully connected layer. in addition to making the synthetic image as realistic as possible, we also want it to have the characteristics of the target age. therefore, the function of the discriminator to classify the age of the picture is increased, and the category loss function is increased to force the synthetic face to have the texture features of the desired age. the discriminative part and the classification part share the network structure and parameters, and are only separated in the last layer, which are respectively mapped into two outputs: probabilities of the real data and age class. the sigmoid function is used for discrimination and the softmax function is used for classification. the number of categories is 10 (10 age groups). 3.4. objective function the input and output faces are expected to be similar. train the encoder and generator with the l2 norm: 𝐿 =𝑚𝑖𝑛𝐿( 𝐗𝐢𝐣𝐤, 𝐺( 𝐸( 𝐗𝐢𝐣𝐤), 𝐥𝐣, 𝐥𝐤) (1) in order to ensure smooth transition of faces, 𝑧 is forced to obey a uniform distribution in the latent space through 𝐷𝑧 . 𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(𝑥) denotes the distribution of the training data. 𝑞(𝑧|𝑥) denotes the distribution of z. assuming 𝑝(𝑧) is a prior distribution, and 𝑧∗ ∼ 𝑝(𝑧) denotes the random sampling process from 𝑝(𝑧) . a objective function can be used to train 𝐸 and 𝐷𝑧 : 𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝐸 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝐷𝑧 𝐿𝐸 𝐷𝑧 =𝐸𝑧∗∼𝑝(𝑧)[ 𝑙𝑜𝑔𝐷𝑧 ( 𝑧∗)] + 𝐸𝑥∼𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(𝑥)[ 𝑙𝑜𝑔( 1 − 𝐷𝑧 ( 𝐸( 𝑥)))] (2) the discriminator helps synthesize realistic faces. 𝐷𝑖𝑚𝑔 and 𝐺 with condition can be trained by 𝐸𝑋𝑖𝑗𝑘∼𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(𝑥)[ 𝑙𝑜𝑔( 1 − 𝐷𝑖𝑚𝑔(𝐺(𝐸( 𝐗𝐢𝐣𝐤), 𝐥𝐣, 𝐥𝐤)))] (3) real/fake class age label race label encoder e generator g discriminator 𝐷𝑧 discriminator 𝐷𝑖𝑚𝑔 vgg-face 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 4 ×4 conv 128 bn leakyrelu 68 in addition to generating realistic face, it should also ensure that the age of the synthesized image is consistent with the age label. the discriminator 𝐷𝑖𝑚𝑔 forces the generator to generate faces of the desired age group by age-classifying: 𝐿𝑎𝑔𝑒 =𝐸𝑋𝑖𝑗𝑘∼𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(𝑥)[ 𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑃 (𝐶 = 𝑗|𝐗𝐢𝐣𝐤)] + 𝐸𝑋𝑖𝑗𝑘∼𝑝𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎(𝑥)[ 𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑃 (𝐶 = 𝑗| 𝐺(𝐸(𝐗𝐢𝐣𝐤), 𝐥𝐣, 𝐥𝐤))] (4) 𝐶 denotes the age category. 𝐿𝑇𝑉 denotes the total variation which is effective in removing the ghosting artifacts. 𝐿𝑇𝑉 =𝑇𝑉( 𝐺(𝐸(𝐗𝐢𝐣𝐤), 𝐥𝐣, 𝐥𝐤)) (5) finally the objective function becomes: 𝐿𝑡𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 =𝛼 𝐿 +𝐿𝐺𝐷𝑧 +𝐿𝐺𝐷𝑖𝑚𝑔 +𝐿𝑎𝑔𝑒 +𝛽 𝐿𝑇𝑉 (6) the coefficients 𝛼 and 𝛽 balance the smoothness and high resolution. 4. experimental evaluation 4.1. dataset the experiment selects the utkface dataset and the megaage-asian dataset. utkface contains 23,600 face images, annotated with age and ethnicity information, ranging from 1 to 78 years old. since there are relatively few asian faces in the utkface dataset, this paper selects 20,000 face images in megaage-asian as a supplement. classify face images by age. since the face changes greatly before the age of 20, it is a group every 5 years before the age of 20, and a group every 10 years after the age of 20. divide the dataset into ten groups: 0-5, 6-10, 11-15, 16-20, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50, 51-60, 61-70, 70+. 4.2. experimental environment the graphics card model is nvidia's tesla p100-pcie, and the memory is 16gb. programming language is python. epoch is 50, and batch size is 100. in this paper, the adam learning strategy is used to dynamically adjust the learning rate. learning rate is 0.0002, beta1 is 0.5. α 100, β 10. 4.3. qualitative comparison in order to show that the race constraints, age loss, and multi-scale discrimination proposed in this paper are effective, three sets of comparative experiments are designed. select people of different ages, genders, and races to conduct experiments. for each input image, generate the corresponding ten ages. 4.3.1. racial constraint adding race labels to training allows people of different races to maintain their own aging characteristics. figure 4 is a comparative experiment of race restraint. the first line is the input image. the left column of images has race labels added during training, the right column is not. observing the four sets of comparative experiments, it can be seen that the effect of adding ethnic labels is better: the skin color of the face in columns 1, 3, and 7 is closer to the input image; in addition, the faces in columns 1, 3, and 7 developed wrinkles earlier than those in columns 2, 4, and 8, which is consistent with research showing that caucasians have earlier wrinkles; the facial skin in column 5 was smoother than in column 6, in line with the findings that african americans are less prone to wrinkling. in general, the experimental results of adding ethnic labels during training better restore ethnic skin color, and the generation effect of skin texture is more reasonable. fig. 4 racial constraint comparison experiment 4.3.2. age classification the age classification function of the discriminator is added during training to make the generation effect of each age group more accurate. figure 5 is age classification comparison experiment. the first row is the input image. the left column images are trained with a class loss added and the right column uses the original discriminator. observing the four sets of comparative experiments, it can be seen that the effect of adding category loss is better: at the age of 0-5, the face in the left column image is more youthful than the right column image; after the age of 50, the left column has obvious eye bags, prominent cheekbones, obvious canthus wrinkles and nasolabial folds, the skin texture is clearer, and the aging effect is better. compared with the right column, the aging characteristics are not obvious. it can be concluded that the addition of category loss can more accurately maintain the skin texture characteristics of each age group. fig. 5 age classification comparison experiment 69 4.3.3. multi-scale discriminator the discriminator is designed as a multi-scale structure during training, and the facial features can be better captured by judging the feature maps of different levels. figure 6 is a comparison experiment between the multi-scale structure discriminator and the ordinary discriminator. the first row is the input image. the multi-scale discriminator is used for training on the images in the left column, and the normal discriminator is used in the right column. observing the four sets of comparative experiments, it can be seen that the effect of the multi-scale discriminator is better: the faces in columns 2 and 4 are rough and distorted, especially the red frame, while the faces in columns 1 and 3 are relatively smooth. the features of the 6th and 8th columns are blurred, especially the nose and facial texture, while the 5th and 7th columns have clear facial features and maintain more details. it can be concluded that the identification of multi-layer feature maps can better preserve identity information. fig. 6 multi-scale discriminator comparison experiment 4.3.4. compared with caae the images in the left column are our method, and the right column is the caae method. observing the four groups of comparative experiments, it can be seen that the method in this paper is more effective: in terms of ethnic characteristics, the aging characteristics in column 3 are not as obvious as those in columns 5 and 7, which is consistent with the fact that african-american skin contains more fibroblasts and wrinkles appear later, and caucasian skin is thin and prone to wrinkles. , and the left column better restores the skin tone; in terms of aging effect, the left column has sagging face, prominent cheekbones, clear wrinkles, and more obvious aging characteristics, while the aging effect of the right column is not good, especially the fourth column has no obvious change; in terms of facial features, the first column has more details than the second column, and the facial features are more clear. therefore, compared with the traditional method, the method in this paper retains the racial characteristics such as skin color and skin folds, the aging effect is more prominent, and the face details are more abundant. fig. 7 compared with caae 4.4. quantitative comparison in order to objectively evaluate the performance of our method, quantitative experiments are carried out with this method and the caae method. in cross-age face synthesis work, two important criteria are the accuracy of age synthesis and the retention of personal identity features. in terms of age accuracy, scholar dong liuyin chose the public api measurement of face++, and this paper also chooses face++ for evaluation. in terms of identity accuracy, the cosine similarity index and the structural similarity index are selected for evaluation. 4.4.1. age estimation select 30 face images and generate their faces corresponding to ten age groups respectively. estimate the mean absolute error (mae) between actual effect and expected age. the lower the value of mae, the more accurate the age synthesis. the face pictures obtained by the two methods are input into face++ respectively, and the average value of the mae index of ten age groups is obtained: the mae value of the method in this paper is smaller than that of the caae method, indicating that the age synthesis effect of this method is more accurate. 4.4.2. cosine similarity cosine similarity evaluates similarity by measuring the cosine of the angle between vectors a and b. calculated as follows: 𝑐𝑜𝑠( 𝜃) = ∑ 𝐴𝑖×𝐵𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 √∑ (𝐴𝑖) 2𝑛 𝑖=1 ×√∑ (𝐵𝑖) 2𝑛 𝑖=1 (7) 𝐴𝑖 and 𝐵𝑖 represent the components of vector a and vector b. the closer the cosine similarity value is to 1, the higher the similarity between the two. select 30 face images to be tested, calculate the cosine similarity between the input image and the face images generated by the two models, and average the obtained cosine similarity. the results are shown in table 2. it can be seen that the cosine similarity index of the model proposed in this paper is higher than that of the caae model, indicating that this method has better identity information retention effect in cross-age face synthesis work. 70 4.4.3. structural similarity structural similarity (ssim) is an index to measure the similarity of image structure. ssim measures the similarity between images from three aspects: structure, brightness, and contrast. the structural similarity between two images x and y is calculated as follows: 𝑆𝑆𝐼𝑀( 𝑥, 𝑦) = ( 𝜇𝑥𝜇𝑦+𝐶1)( 𝜎𝑥𝑦+𝐶2) (𝜇𝑥 2+𝜇𝑦 2+𝐶1)(𝜎𝑥 2+𝜎𝑦 2+𝐶2) (8) μx, μy represent the mean value of x and y, σx , σy represent the variance of x and y, and σxy is the covariance of x and y. c = (k l) , c = (k l) is a constant used to maintain stability. l represents the dynamic range of pixel values, k = 0.01, k 0.03. the closer the ssim value is to 1, the higher the structural similarity between the two images. select 30 face images to be tested, calculate the structural similarity between the input image and the face images synthesized by different models, and finally calculate the average of the obtained structural similarities. the results are shown in table 3. it can be seen that the structural similarity index of the model proposed in this paper is higher than that of the caae model, indicating that this method has advantages in maintaining the facial structure. compared with the caae method, it can effectively avoid the distortion of the face and has a better identity. information remains effective. table 1. age estimation age 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70+ average caae 9.77 8.43 5.57 3.73 3.63 2.77 2.07 3.27 7.97 11.2 5.841 ours 10 6.2 5.27 3.6 2.9 2.17 3.23 2.23 6.07 12.13 5.38 table 2. cosine similarity age 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70+ average caae 0.984 0.986 0.988 0.986 0.985 0.990 0.989 0.989 0.985 0.985 0.986 ours 0.989 0.990 0.989 0.987 0.990 0.990 0.993 0.991 0.990 0.987 0.990 table 3. structural similarity age 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70+ average caae 0.562 0.512 0.583 0.551 0.574 0.541 0.568 0.536 0.568 0.550 0.559 ours 0.654 0.664 0.684 0.678 0.593 0.660 0.604 0.614 0.604 0.625 0.638 5. conclusion aiming at the problems that the current ageing work does not take ethnic factors into account, and the aging characteristics 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[24] dong l y. research on the synthesis of face aging combined with age estimation[d]. shanghai normal university.2021 [25] face++ research toolkit. https://www.faceplusplus.com/. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 37 a review of routing algorithms for underwater wireless sensor networks yuchen jiang* college of electronic and information, southwest minzu university, chengdu, sichuan, 610041, china. * corresponding author: email: jiangyuchen@stu.swun.edu.cn abstract: with the rise of the upsurge of exploiting marine resources and the rapid development of the research of terrestrial wireless sensor networks, the research of underwater wireless sensor networks (uwsns,) has become a new research hotspot. in uwsns, routing protocol plays a very important role as one of the important components. this paper introduces several classical routing algorithms from the following categories: location, sector, reinforcement learning, and intelligent optimization algorithms. finally, the paper also summarizes and prospects the research direction of underwater wireless sensor network routing algorithms. keywords: underwater wireless sensor network; routing algorithm. 1. introduction the widest part of the world is the ocean, which occupies two-thirds of the earth's surface area. the oceans are not only rich in natural resources, but also play a role in regulating the climate and producing oxygen. however, due to the limitations of the ocean's complex environment, human beings have exploited the ocean to a far lesser extent than the land. in recent years, with the continuous depletion of land resources, the contradiction of more people and less land has become increasingly prominent, so the development of marine resources, the expansion of marine industries, and the development of the marine economy has become a matter of urgency. as a key technology for the smooth realization of the development and utilization of marine resources, underwater wireless sensor network (uwsn) has also attracted extensive attention from researchers [2-3]. in addition to resource detection, uwsn also plays a vital role in military applications, environmental monitoring, disaster warning and oceanographic research. uwsn contains popular research topics such as network node deployment and networking, localization, and routing protocols. among them, routing protocols are a remarkable part of the uwsn system and have a highly research value and significance. unlike terrestrial routing protocols, the special underwater environment brings many challenges to routing protocols. the main problems at this stage are manifested in the limited energy of nodes, the difficulty of localization and the changing topology. according to the above difficulties, many targeted routing protocols are proposed, and this paper will classify the existing uwsn routing protocols, and then analyze and summarize the merits and drawbacks of each category of representative routing protocols. 2. classification of underwater wireless sensor routing protocols depending on the transmission medium, uwsn can be classified into underwater radio frequency, acoustic and optical communication. radio frequency waves have shortcomings such as severe attenuation and small coverage range, which cannot meet most application scenarios. since acoustic waves are relatively less affected by attenuation in water, the transmission distance can extend up to tens of miles away. at present, underwater wireless acoustic network (uwan) has become the most widely used and technically complete underwater communication technology, so the routing protocols about uwan are the most numerous and diverse. however, the bandwidth of acoustic communication is very limited to bear the huge amount of information transmission, so human beings look at new transmission mediums. compared with the first two transmission methods, optical wave is more affected by the environment, but it becomes the most promising underwater wireless communication technology in the future because it has the advantages of large capacity, strong anti-interference ability and high transmission rate . in recent years, scholars have also used acoustic-optical hybrid channel, taking the advantages of their respective channels to design a combined routing protocol. underwater nodes can only rely on battery power supply, so there are challenges such as limited energy and charging difficulties. therefore, scholars have designed energyefficient routing algorithms from the perspective of reducing energy consumption and extending network life. because it is difficult for underwater nodes to obtain 3d location information and the equipment is expensive, some academics have designed depth-based routing protocols. this protocol only needs to obtain node depth information, which can be completed by a cheap depth sensor. the movement of water flow will lead to the movement of nodes. in order to improve the adaptability of the network, a routing based on reinforcement learning (rl) is proposed. although rl performs well, it is time-consuming, so a routing protocol based on an intelligent optimization algorithm is proposed. in addition, there are also routing based on optical characteristics of sectors are proposed. in summary, routing protocols can be broadly classified into two categories based on transmission media and characteristics, of which the specific divisions are shown in figure 1. 38 routing of uwsns acoustic optical acoustic-optical hybrid energy location sector reinforcement learning intelligent optimization depth figure 1. routing protocol classification for uwsn 3. analysis of routing algorithms for various types of uwsn since many routing protocols take this aspect of energy into account, it is not analyzed separately here. the following will analyze and compare classical routing algorithms in four categories: location, reinforcement learning, intelligent optimization algorithms, and sector. 3.1. location-based routing protocols in, p. xie et al. proposed a vector-based forwarding (vbf) protocol for uawn using geographic information. in vbf, an adaptation pipeline is established between the sink node and the source node, and only the nodes inside the pipeline have the ability to forward packets. and the current node's position is calculated from its previous hop by arriving at the packet. in, the first depth-based (dbr) algorithm is proposed, which determines the candidate set by calculating the depth difference between nodes and then selects the nodes for forwarding by holding time. thus, nodes with lower depth are often used, which can cause early death of these nodes. to overcome this drawback, the authors in proposed the eedbr protocol that considers the residual energy to improve the network lifetime. however, since eedbr does not take into account the gaps in sparse networks, it has a low delivery rate. the weighted depth and forwarding area division dbr (wdfad-dbr) routing protocol is proposed in to mitigate the drawbacks of eedbr.wdfad-dbr solves the gap problem by considering the depth difference of two-hop nodes and reduces the energy consumption by designing forwarding area and neighbor node prediction. 3.2. sector-based routing protocols alghamdi et al. proposed two routing protocols in reference, namely, the sector-based (ds) distributed routing protocol and the swept and sector-based (dss) distributed routing protocol. both (routing algorithms) are inspired by the sector coverage area of a light source.ds selects the candidate node with the highest weight within the sector determined by the current node as the forwarding node each time, which solves the problem of large end-to-end delays (solves the problem of large end-to-end delays). dss improves on ds by expanding the sector through narrow beam scanning, which overcomes the problem of poor reliability in sparse environments. the sector-based opportunistic routing protocol (sector) for uowc is studied in reference. sector has some similarities with ds, except that sector uses dp (distance progress) and edp (expected distance progress) metrics to evaluate the suitability of candidate sets (css) and to prioritize the members of css. 3.3. rl-based routing protocols qelar was an adaptive and energy-efficient routing protocol for uawc based on q-learning. it calculated the reward function through the residual energy of nodes and energy distribution among a group of nodes in order to make the energy of the nodes more evenly distributed and prolong the lifetime of networks. the proposed routing protocol marl in was based on multi-agent rl, which can adapt well to dynamic environments and prolong network life. marl adopted the method of q-learning and considered link quality and the residual energy of nodes into the design of the reward function. the authors in improved on marl by proposing a new algorithm dmarl. it presented two optimization measures, including position-based q-value initialization and variant learning rate, which can help to shorten the training time. 3.4. routing protocols based on intelligent optimization algorithms in , a routing protocol named eecrp based on genetic algorithms that view sensor nodes as genes and routing paths as chromosomes was proposed. besides, eecrp also combined clustering and data fusion techniques with some improvements, such as an optimized cluster head selection scheme and improved crossover operator and mutation operator, which improved the transmission efficiency of the route and reduced energy consumption. anitha et al. designed a novel routing protocol that combined three techniques, reinforcement learning, extreme learning machines, and firefly algorithms, to improve the packetdelivery ratio and throughput of routings. it improved on the reward function formula in q-learning, where the reward function was no longer determined by a single element but by the signal strength, distance, depth, and residual energy between nodes. 4. conclusion this paper introduces and investigates the current routing algorithms for underwater wireless sensor networks, and classifies uwsns routing protocols from two aspects of transmission media and characteristics. the working principle, advantages and disadvantages of different types of routing algorithms are further introduced. although many achievements have been made in the research of routing algorithms for underwater wireless sensor networks, computer simulation experiments are still the main method at present. in practical applications, there will be various factors that affect the experimental results, such as water temperature, salinity, pressure, etc., as well as the communication protocol of underwater nodes, time synchronization and other issues, which need to be verified by more experimental data. this paper provides a reference for the subsequent research of uwsns technology. references [1] h. 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[20] d. anitha, and r. karthika, “deqlfer—a deep extreme qlearning firefly energy efficient and high performance routing protocol for underwater communication,” computer communications, vol. 174, pp. 143-153, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 85 text-to-classic: a diffusion method for classical art generation based on text yi li school of science and engineering, the chinese university of hong kong shenzhen, shenzhen, 518172, china yili24@link.cuhk.edu.cn abstract: text-to-image generation has recently become a hot research topic and diffusion models have achieved remarkable performance in this task. however, most previous researches aim at real scene generation. few researches focus on classical art paintings. besides, diffusion models are commonly heavy-weighted with a large number of parameters, which has a high computational cost. in this paper, we aim to solve the classical art paintings synthesis subtask. we propose a lightweight diffusion model text-to-classic(t2c) to synthesize classical art paintings according to text descriptions. experiment results show that our method can achieve good performance with fewer parameters. keywords: denoising diffusion probabilistic model; text-to-image generation; art. 1. introduction with the progress in artificial intelligence (ai) and deep learning, researches on image synthesis have come into prominence. ai image synthesis is a task where ai learns to understand and reproduce images generated by humans. many methods have achieved remarkable performances and generated images indistinguishable from the real by most people. while traditionally realistic images are synthesized from noise inputs, recently multimodal learning has become a hot spot and text-to-image synthesis is at the forefront. in text-image multimodal learning, ai learns to understand textimage correspondence. it combines natural language processing (nlp) and computer vision (cv). in the task of text-to-image synthesis, given a description in natural language, a realistic image matching the description will be generated. a typical approach for text-to-image tasks is to use an nlp model as the encoder and an image synthesis model as the decoder. by such an encoder-decoder design, ai learns to combine both linguistic and visual information. while the correspondence between common-scene images and their descriptions is relatively simple, understanding artwork is much more challenging. text-to-art, as a subtask of text-toimage synthesis, aims at training ai to understand art language. the goal of this task is to generate high-quality artworks from descriptions. given its great value in social media, understanding artworks based on heuristics has been widely researched. it is easy for normal people to imagine common scenes based on descriptions since these elements are familiar in our daily life. however, envisaging art paintings is much harder for the public due to the lack of art knowledge. understanding art seems to become the privilege of professional art critics. to address such a problem, ai art understanding has become necessary. neural style transfer (nst) aims to train ai to learn from style images. in nst, features from a “style” image and a ‘content” image are extracted, and a stylized image is created by combining these features. in nst, ai learns to understand artworks from images with different styles. however, it is hard for the public to find the style images that exactly meet their requirements. compared with style images, text descriptions are more obtainable heuristics. text-to-art synthesis, where ai understands art by natural language, can convert abstract art words into vivid art paintings. most multimodal works do not treat text-to-art as an independent task. for those works involving art synthesis, it only includes art figures as part of the training data, and mainly focuses on fine art. figure 1. overall pipeline of our proposed method we use imagen as our framwork. a text description is first encoded to high-level features by t5 encoder. the text features are then fed to the two-diffusion model to guide the generation. in this paper, we propose text-to-classic, which focuses on multimodal classical art painting synthesis. we use imagen [1] as our pipeline, and compress the network into a lightweight structure. experiments show that the compressed pipeline can still achieve a reasonable synthesis quality, but with a much lower number of parameters and computation cost. ) in summary, our contributions are: we propose to apply diffusion models in text-to-classic image synthesis task, which is rarely discussed by previous research. we compress the network of imagen and reduce computational costs. the light-weighted network is proved to be comparable with the original heavy-weight pipeline by experiments. 2. related works since few researches focus on the classic art paintings synthesis task, in this section, the more general task of text 86 to-image generation will be discussed. in this task, given a text description, an image with high fidelity should be generated according to the description. it is a combination of cv and nlp and has drawn much of the researchers’ attention. 2.1. gan-based generation gan-int-cls [2] is the first work adopting a conditional generative adversarial network for text-to-image generation. it uses a deep convolutional-recurrent text encoder to encode the input text into a 128-dimensional vector. the text vector is then concatenated with the noisy latent code as the input to the generator. [3] combines both text descriptions and classification labels to guide the generation. [4] proposes a cascaded two-stage gan to first generate an image with low resolution and then conduct super-resolution. [5] leverages a mapping network and a ternary mutual information loss to combine text and latent information and improve interpretability. 2.2. diffusion-based generation ever since proposed by [6], image generation models based on diffusion have achieved remarkable performance. similar to gan-based text-to-image synthesis methods, diffusionbased methods use a natural language processing model to encode text information, and the difference lies in the decoder. instead of using gan, diffusion-based methods exploit the denoising diffusion probabilistic method (ddpm) to sample images. following [6], most diffusion models are based on the unet structure. [7] provides classification labels to the diffusion model, and proves that diffusion models outperform traditional gan models by experiments. [8] adopts a cascaded structure with a low-resolution base diffusion generator followed by several super-resolution diffusion models. similar to [6], the work of [8] utilizes classification labels as conditions to the network. [9] proposes to use texts for conditioning, aiming at the text-to-image generation task. [1] achieves the state-of-the-art performance in text-to-image synthesis. therefore, in this paper, we use imagen proposed by [1] as our framework to solve the text-to-classic problem. however, the origin imagen is a heavy-weighted network, with high computational costs in training and sampling. therefore, we compress the network, and experiment results show that the light-weighted network has a comparable performance with the original one. 3. methodology to solve the classical image generation problem, we propose text-to-classic(t2c), a lightweight text-to-image generator based on the diffusion model. we leverage imagen [1] as the framework for text-to-classic image synthesis. imagen is a text-to-image diffusion model consisting of a frozen generic large language model as the encoder and a cascaded diffusion model as the decoder. 3.1. pretrained text encoder text encoder can be trained on pure text data or image-text pairs. while nlp models (e.g. clip) trained on text-imagepair can extract vision-language correspondence, which is beneficial to text-to-image synthesis, image-text datasets are always much smaller compared with pure text datasets. alex et al [9]. compares different language encoders and found that models trained on large pure text datasets outperform those trained on text-image pairs in terms of sample quality. specifically, t5 model is experimentally proven to be the most efficient text encoder. text-to-text transfer transformer(t5) is a transformer model following the classical encoder-decoder structure proposed by [10] and is trained on their colossal clean crawled corpus(c4) dataset. in the rest of this section, the encoder-decoder transformer structure will be briefly introduced. a) self-attention mechanism: given an input sequence x = x1, x2, ..., xt, a self-attention function first maps each element xi of the sequence into three feature vectors: query qi, key ki and value vi. qi = wq xi (1) ki = wk xi (2) vi = wv xi (3) the output sequence y = {y1, y2, ..., yt} of the selfattention function has the same length as the input. each element in the output sequence is computed as the weighted sum of all values vi, and the weights are calculated by quering all keys: 𝑦𝑖 = ∑ 𝛼𝑖𝑗𝑣𝑗 𝑡 𝑗=1 (4) where weights αij can be computed by: αij = softmax(eij) = exp(eij) ∑ exp(eik)𝑡 𝑘=1 (5) eij = qi tkj √dk (6) where dk is the number of dimension of keys. b) multi-head attention subblock: multi-head attention subblock comprises multiple self-attention functions. the final output is the weighted sum of outputs from n selfattention funtions: yi = attention(x) (7) y = ∑ yin i=1 (8) figure 2. structure of the 4-layer unets each downsample layer consists of a convolution layer for pre-downsampling, 8 resnet blocks, and a cross-attention layer. the middle layer is composed of 2 resnet blocks and a cross-attention layer. each upsample layer comprises 8 resnet blocks, a upsample block, and a cross-attention block. the skip connecting is between each resnet block of downsample layers and up sample layers. text conditions are added to the network in cross-attention block. c) encoder: the encoder is a stack of identical blocks. each basic block of the transformer mainly comprises two subblocks: a multi-head attention block and a feed forward block. the feed forward block is simply a fully connected layer. both subblocks are followed by a residual skip connection and a layer normalization. the block of t5 is similar to the block proposed in [10], with the modification in the skip connection and normalization. in t5 model, the layer norm is simplified by only keeping the rescaled without the additive bias. the residual skip connection is after the 87 normalization, so the output of each subblock is x＋simplayernorm (subblock(x)). besides. dropout is applied within the feed forward network. the input text tokens are first mapped to sequence embedding and added with positional embedding with the same shape, which is then passed to the encoder. after several transformer blocks, high-level features f = {qe, ke, ve} are extracted. d) decoder: the decoder also comprises several identical blocks. the structures of these blocks are similar to those in the encoder, but with an addition multi-head attention subblock appended before the feed forward subblock. while the first multi-head attention function takes the output embedding as the input, the addition attention function put attention to both features from the last decoder block as well as the high-level features from the encoder. specifically, it attends on the query from the first attention function and the key-value pair from the high-level encoder features {qd, ke, ve}. the final output of the decoder is passed to a softmax layer, indicating the probability of each word token. imagen exploits the encoder of t5 transformer to convert text tokens to high-level features. 3.2. diffusion-based decoder 1) denoising diffusion probabilistic models: ddpm comprises a forward noising process and a reverse denoising process. given a data x0 in distribution q (x0): x0 ~ q (x0), the forward process gradually adds gaussian noise to the data, producing a sequence from x1 to xt: q(x1:t|x0) = ∏ q(xt|xt−1)t 1 (9) q(xt|xt−1) = n(xt; √1 − βtxt−1, βti) (10) the sequence is a markov chain and it is proved that if t is sufficiently large, xt is an isotropic gaussian distribution. therefore, if given the reverse distribution p(xt-1|xt) for every time step t in the sequence, the original data x0 can be recovered from a pure gaussian noise through a sequence of sampling. while the reverse distribution p(xt-1|xt) depends on the forward process, a neural network can be used to infer it without forwarding information: pθ(xt−1|xt) = n(xt−1; μθ(xt, t), ∑ (xt, t))θ (11) where µθ, σθ are the parameters predicted by the network. in training, the goal is to adjust parameter θ to make the predicted distribution of reversed markov chain pθ(x0, x1, ..., xt) close to the groundtruth distribution q(x0, x1, ..., xt). this can be achieved by minimizing the variational lower bound (vlb): lvlb = ∑ li t i=0 (12) where l0 = −log pθ(x0|x1) (13) lt−1 = dkl(q (xt−1|xt, x0)||pθ(xt−1|xt) (14) lt = dkl (q (xt|x0)||p(xt)) (15) however, in practice, a simplified training objective is used. instead of predicting the mean and variance of the distribution in each step, the network could also predict the total noise ∈ added to the original data at time step i. the objective becomes: lsimple (θ) = e[||ϵ − ϵθ(xt, t) ||2] (16) where ∈ θ is the predicted noise, and ∈ is the groundtruth noise randomly added to the origin data x0 to generate the data xi in step i during training: xi = √αi x0 + βi √1−αi̅̅ ̅ ϵ (17) αi = 1 − βi (18) αi̅ = ∏ αj i j=0 (19) a better sample quality can be obtained by minimizing such a simplified objective function, according to ho et al. [11]. similar to gan-based image synthesis, diffusion-based image generation can be conditional. conditional diffusion models predict noise ∈ θ not only based on the sampled sequence but also under the guidance of conditioning information c. therefore, the optimization objective becomes: lsimple (θ) = e [||ϵ − ϵθ(xt, t, c) ||2] (20) 2) efficient unet decoder: the decoder in imagen conditions the text embedding extracted by the encoder and synthesizes an image matching the description. it follows a cascaded structure consisting of three diffusion models. the base model maps the text embedding into a low resolution 64 x 64 image, which is then passed to a 64×64→256×256 and a 256×256→1024×1024 diffusion super-resolution model. all three models are based on an unet architecture. the base unet takes the noisy data xt in a sampling sequence as an input, and the output is the predicted noise ∈ θ. for the two superresolution unets, noisy data xt is first concatenated with the resized low-resolution image and then fed into the networks. the cross-attention mechanism is added to all three unets to condition text embeddings. in attention heads, queries are derived from features extracted from xt while text embedding provides key-value pairs. we only utilize the first two unets of imagen, so the size of generated paintings is 256 × 256. in the work of [1], unets are heavy-weighted with a large number of parameters: the 64 x 64 base unet contains 2b parameters while the 64 × 64 → 256 × 256 super-resolution unet contains 400m parameters. such large networks not only result in difficulties in training and sampling but also cause overfitting problem when training on small datasets. for text-to-classic synthesis, image-description pairs are much less than common scene datasets such as coco [11]. therefore, a lighter-weight imagen is needed for this task. we compress the network by dimensionality shrinking of feature maps in the unet pyramid. we reduce the dimension of feature maps in two ways: decreasing the base dimension, and decrementing the multiplication factor in each layer. by shrinking the dimension of feature maps, the network can be efficiently compressed while the multiscale information can be preserved. for columns, from left to right are: text description of art paintings, ground truth image of paintings, 64 × 64 intermediary image output by the base unet, and the final 256 × 256 synthesized images. 88 figure 3. qualitative results of our method 4. experiments 4.1. dataset our t2c model is trained and tested in semart dataset [12]. semart is a collection of classic art painting images. it contains 21,384 samples and each sample consists of a classic art painting and its information in texts. the 21,384 samples are split into training, validation, and test sets according to a ratio of 20:1:1, following the official partition [12]. the number of samples in each set is summarized in table 1. table 1. fid achieved by base unet with different base dimension base dimension number of parameters fid 32 8m 110.8821 64 28m 78.3743 128 106m 82.6170 256 410m 71.2723 320 635m 71.3565 to measure the performance of our t2c quantitatively, we adopt the popular metric fr chet inception distance (fid). we use the test set to calculate fid. 4.2. experiment setup different dimensionality configurations of feature maps are tested, to measure the effect of network compression. the 64 × 64 base unet and the 64 × 64 → 256 × 256 super-resolution unet are tested separately. pyramids of both unets have 4 layers, and feature maps of the first layer have a base dimension. for each of the rest of the layers, the dimension of feature maps is the multiple of those in its last layer. di = αi × di−1, i = 2, 3, 4 (21) where di is the dimension of feature maps in layer-i, and αi is the multiplication factor. the multiplication factor is set to be α2 = 2, α3 = 3, α4 = 4. different base dimensions d1 are explored. two unets are evaluated separately, and the superresolution unet samples on resized 64×64 ground-truth images. table 2. fid achieved by super-resolution unet with different base dimension base dimension number of parameters fid 32 16m 110.8127 64 61m 68.2957 128 241m 64.0859 192 538m 62.6451 4.3. quantitative results as is shown in table 1, for the base text-to-image unet, shrinking the base dimension leads to a small loss in synthesis quality. however, the fid value is still reasonable when the base dimension is no less than 64. the performance of unet 2 has a similar tendency to those of unet 1, according to the results in table 2. compressing the network only results in a slight drop in fid when the base dimension is greater than 32. trading off synthesis quality and the number of parameters, the combination of a 64dimensional base unet and a 64-dimensional super-resolution unet is the best choice. 4.4. qualitative results in this section, qualitative results of the 64-64 combination are demonstrated. such a combination has only 89m parameters, while the heaviest 320-192 combination consists of 1173m parameters. the 64-64 combination is only 7.5% of the heaviest combination. as is shown in figure 3, despite the relatively small number of parameters, our model can still extract information from the challenging text description and synthesize a reasonable art painting according to the description. 5. conclusion previous researches on text-to-image generation pays little attention to classical art synthesis, this paper fills such a gap. in this paper, we propose a light-weighted diffusion model t2c for text-to-classic generation. we adopt imagen as our framework. given a text description, it is first encoded into high-level features by t5 transformer encoder. these features then serve as conditions to guide the cascaded diffusion-based decoder. we compress the network for more efficient training and sampling. different experiments are conducted to improve the model and reduce the 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(2018). how to read paintings: semantic art understanding with multi-modal retrieval. proceedings of the european conference on computer vision (eccv) workshops , 0-0.r frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 1 the application of iot technology in the production management of baijiu yuxin tang, chenjie li, shidong chen, xiufang yuan * sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin 644000, china. * corresponding author: xiufang yuan. abstract: driven by the rise of concepts, led by demonstration applications, significant technological progress and the gradual maturity of the industry, the internet of things is accelerating its transformation into realistic scientific and technological productive forces, and the internet of things has become an important driving force for a new round of global scientific and technological revolution and industrial change. this paper introduces the present situation of the research and application of the development of the internet of things in liquor production management in the new period， and establishes a monitoring and traceability system for the whole process of liquor production around intelligent management and automatic production. the new internet of things technology and information and network means are applied to the traditional brewing process，all kinds of information from different production links are collected and transmitted to the intelligent integrated management and control platform. realize the processing and comprehensive application of production process information. keywords: internet of things; intelligent management; traceability system; brewing process. 1. introduction known as the interaction between the physical and digital worlds, the internet of things is enabled using sensors and further embedding computing and networking into any kind of conceivable object. in these objects, devices and installations are connected to each other to collaborate in order to perform some complex tasks that require high intelligence. in modern communication technologies, computing devices such as desktop computers, laptops, smartphones, etc. are connected to each other via the internet in order to communicate. the core and foundation of iot remains the internet, a network that extends and expands on the internet, establishing extensive interconnection between entities within the iot through various bearer networks, including public networks such as the internet and telecommunication networks, but also private networks such as the power grid. the iot can incorporate non-electronic everyday objects such as household appliances, clothing, buildings, roads, vehicles, food, etc. so that they can communicate with the internet through the use of some embedded sensors or electronic devices [2-5]. 2. current status of iot development 2.1. foreign iot development status in 2005, the international telecommunication union proposed the concept of "internet of things", and the internet of things gradually became familiar to people, and the research work based on the internet of things also started. the united states, the european union, japan and other countries attach great importance to the internet of things. in 2009, the united states proposed the concept of "smart planet”, saying that iot is an important development area for the country, and invested tens of billions of dollars in scientific and technological research and construction of intelligent products and devices in response to the call. the aim is to exploit existing resources through technological innovation and reform in areas such as education and transportation. in the same year, the eu formulated the "internet of things european action plan” and formed a professional research team to plan the right way forward for the national internet of things. at present, the development of iot in europe has been very mature, and in the field of electricity, most european national grids have been fully automated. 2.2. domestic iot development status china attaches great importance to the development of the internet of things, and related policies have been improved. 2009, premier wen pointed out in wuxi that "china's sensor information center should be established as soon as possible" . the ministry of industry and information technology issued the "5g+industrial internet" 512 project promotion plan, proposing that by 2022, five industrial public service platforms will be created, 10 key industries will be selected, and at least 20 typical industrial application scenarios will be formed. continuously promote the internet of things innovation and development project, accelerate the development of modern industrial system, promote the optimization and upgrading of the economic system, and form a new trend of high-quality development. 2.3. challenges to the development of the internet of things for more than a year since the commercialization of 5g, china's industrial internet of things (iot) construction has entered the fast lane, and the pace of exploration of "5g+industrial internet of things" has been accelerated, and the national "5g+industrial internet" integration and innovation construction projects have exceeded 1,100, with pioneering development in the aviation, steel, mining, and port industries. in the aviation, iron and steel, mining, port and other industries to achieve the first development. a series of application scenarios for the integration of 5g and industrial internet of things, such as "flexible manufacturing" of garment production, driverless vehicles, smart ports, smart 2 cities, smart mines, etc., have been presented. industrial iot will promote fundamental changes in industrial production methods, but it is currently difficult to form a rapid, crossindustry, replicable and scalable comprehensive solution in the application promotion process. the applications of some of the industrial iot solutions are shown in the following table. table 1. industrial iot solution application table country company application the united states foss corporation achieve more secure, efficient and reliable operations ptc corporation developing iot applications for complex it environments, quickly and cost-effectively honeywell corporation helps users achieve the organic integration of the internet and industry china shanghai secco petrochemical co. reduce downtime, lower operating costs and increase productivity bergerac industrial automation (china) co. capture productionrelated data from the shop floor and leverage different mapp function blocks to enable rapid software application building andritz (china) co. development of smart sensors, big data and augmented reality currently, china's industrial overcapacity and the expanding economic costs required for development have given rise to an industrial production model to face a series of challenges in the new form, and along with the continuous maturation of iot technology, the corresponding needs have become strong, such as: real-time and accurate logistics tracking; timely monitoring of production and equipment data; and safe and intelligent risk warning. 3. application of internet of things in the field of baijiu 3.1. technology line in recent years, china's rapid development of the internet of things industry, coupled with the rapid changes in modern technology, liquor production management has also continued to integrate new science and technology, has achieved mechanized and automated production, while also promoting the upgrading of the liquor industry and promoting the restructuring of the liquor industry. the application of iot technology to the field of liquor, the use of sensors and detection technology, and real-time data collection and data analysis through the interconnection with terminal equipment. an efficient data sharing platform can be established, which in turn improves the safety of liquor production and ensures the quality of fermentation. combined with the monitoring and control system, device integration with sensing, identification, driving, control, and network functions is realized. rfid technology is used to identify relevant production information to assist logistics staff in mail identification, transport vehicle location, overall environmental index, and parcel destination, which improves the quality and efficiency of logistics work and reduces staff stress. 3.2. intelligent integration platform for baijiu production for current liquor enterprises, the intelligent control integration platform for liquor production including infrastructure layer, data collection layer, application service layer and comprehensive display layer is constructed from internet, internet of things and big data technology thinking to realize intelligent control of liquor production management. the architecture diagram of the intelligent integration platform for liquor production is shown in figure 1. infrastructure data acquisition application service integrated display rfid tags temperature sensors ph sensors access control iot gps video camera wireless module intelligent control data center site search mobile search pc display material production database geographic information database production processing database staff presence database data bus services master data management data center source data management data quality control baijiu intelligent production monitoring system baijiu traceability query system employee presence management figure 1. architecture of intelligent integration platform for baijiu production (1) the infrastructure layer contains rfid electronic tags, temperature sensors, ph sensors, gps, video cameras, wireless modules and other components. suitable positioning is selected according to different environments, wireless module is suitable for terminal active positioning with medium cost and accuracy up to 5m; rfid positioning with lower cost and accuracy up to 3-5m is suitable for equipment asset management; gps is widely used outdoors with lower cost and commercial grade accuracy up to 3-5m and can be applied to vehicle positioning. (2) the data collection layer is an important carrier for database construction to realize multi-dimensional real-time data display, and the database content mainly comes from the data in the process of production and business management, and the collected contents are: production raw material information, geographic and environmental information, production and processing information, logistics and transportation information, terminal sales information, etc. (3) the application service layer is a variety of application systems for liquor production management, mainly including intelligent production monitoring systems for liquor, liquor traceability query systems, and employee on-duty management systems. enterprises can combine their own industry characteristics to expand the system management construction as appropriate. (4) the integrated display layer uses a variety of devices such as pcs and smartphones to query key data such as raw material information, air quality, soil quality, temperature, and video information, thereby completing the safety monitoring and integrated display of the whole process of liquor production management. 3.3. design of intelligent production monitoring system for baijiu the monitoring system in the iot environment is realized in real time by data analysis, converting the huge database transmitted, into an easily understandable form, by realizing the monitoring of physical quantities of data, and based on the 3 content of the monitored data, the controller manipulates the actuators to work. the composition of the monitoring system elements is shown in figure 2. controller executing agency accused measurement object × compare institutions influencing factors measured value figure 2. monitoring system element composition diagram the intelligent production monitoring system for baijiu consists of sensors, data acquisition devices, enterprise production control systems, and industrial data communication networks, and is also equipped with system safety protection equipment. the role of the monitoring system includes data acquisition, real-time display, alarm management, data statistics and analysis. (1) data acquisition: the system has a basic information acquisition function, which enables the acquisition of realtime data on storage devices, raw materials and processing environment parameters such as temperature and ph. to ensure the accuracy of the data, the state of the measured physical quantities and the measurement environment must not be affected. (2) real-time display: the system has a browsing function based on real-time parameters. the processed data is transmitted to the monitoring unit, which realizes the invocation of the data, displays the parameters of the monitored object in different ways such as curves and images, and uses a uniform unit of measurement for the same measured value. (3) alarm management: the system has various alarm methods such as alarm threshold setting and change history, real-time data warning, and alarm point sound and light alarm. in case of real-time alarm, the monitoring equipment at the production and processing site can display the video of onsite operations and risk alarm information, and perform safety diagnosis. (4) data statistics and analysis: the system can count the current and historical values of various parameters at any moment, and can be printed out in graphical charts and other ways to facilitate statistical analysis. the parameters include the measured values of basic measurement physical quantities and their maximum and average values, alarm threshold information, alarm and alarm information release, etc. 3.4. baijiu traceability system design the liquor traceability system connects all items in the production and circulation of liquor to each other through the internet and identification devices with the help of internet of things technology. it controls the safety and reliability of production, processing, and transportation more effectively and does prevent various risks of safety. the structure diagram of the liquor traceability system is shown in figure 3. baijiu traceability system baijiu logistics tracking data baijiu anticounterfeit cap data baijiu production source data figure 3. structure diagram of baijiu traceability system the traceability inquiry system is mainly composed of the following three modules. (1)baijiu production module: the information of raw materials, production process information, quality inspection information and electronic bottle cap information of baijiu is written into the electronic anti-counterfeit bottle cap through radio frequency technology, and key information such as production process and quality inspection of baijiu is written into the rfid tag of the electronic anti-counterfeit bottle cap, and the information is synchronously and wirelessly transmitted to the quality traceability cloud platform through the mobile reading terminal . (2) logistics and transportation module: when leaving the warehouse, the electronic tag data in the liquor package is read and written by rfid reading and writing equipment, and this data is automatically matched with the vehicle transportation starting and ending positions and vehicle gps data. for the vehicle driving safety, the security defense system is used, through the recognition technology of the vehicle driving personnel's face as well as body movement, real-time record whether there is abnormal and improper behavior of personnel, when there is fatigue driving, playing cell phone smoking and other behaviors, the vehicle terminal will immediately language to remind personnel to correct mistakes, and at the same time, through this kind of information, will score the safe driving of the driving personnel. this ensures the safety and consistency of the vehicle transportation process, improves the reliability of the liquor regional monopoly, and prevents the risk of liquor stringing. (3) terminal sales module: through a mobile reading terminal, liquor commodities are extracted in real time at the outlets, the label data in the liquor anti-counterfeiting electronic bottle cap are read, and the data are compared with the data in the quality traceability cloud platform. thus, the authenticity and regional exclusivity of liquor goods are discriminated and processed, and the rights and interests of consumers and manufacturers are guaranteed. the traceability inquiry system is mainly composed of the following three modules. (1) baijiu production module: the information of raw materials, production process information, quality inspection information and electronic bottle cap information of baijiu is written into the electronic anti-counterfeit bottle cap through radio frequency technology, and key information such as production process and quality inspection of baijiu is written into the rfid tag of the electronic anti-counterfeit bottle cap, and the information is synchronously and wirelessly transmitted to the quality traceability cloud platform through the mobile reading terminal . (2) logistics and transportation module: when leaving the warehouse, the electronic tag data in the liquor package is read and written by rfid reading and writing equipment, and this data is automatically matched with the vehicle transportation starting and ending positions and vehicle gps data. for the vehicle driving safety, the security defense system is used, through the recognition technology of the vehicle driving personnel's face as well as body movement, real-time record whether there is abnormal and improper behavior of personnel, when there is fatigue driving, playing cell phone smoking and other behaviors, the vehicle terminal will immediately language to remind personnel to correct mistakes, and at the same time, through this kind of information, will score the safe driving of the driving 4 personnel. this ensures the safety and consistency of the vehicle transportation process, improves the reliability of the liquor regional monopoly, and prevents the risk of liquor stringing. (3) terminal sales module: through a mobile reading terminal, liquor commodities are extracted in real time at the outlets, the label data in the liquor anti-counterfeiting electronic bottle cap are read, and the data are compared with the data in the quality traceability cloud platform. thus, the authenticity and regional exclusivity of liquor goods are discriminated and processed, and the rights and interests of consumers and manufacturers are guaranteed. 3.5. employee presence management system design the staff on duty management system is used to manage the employees of the enterprise factory to work on time and at the right time. the specific functions include personnel management, equipment management, geographic positioning and other functions. it identifies the information of personnel entering and leaving the production area, processing area, storage area and other areas of the enterprise, including internal staff, external staff and temporary staff, and displays real-time information on the type, quantity and area of the incoming and outgoing personnel, and provides query and statistical functions. realize real-name entry and exit management by binding to enter personnel information. using technologies such as access control, face recognition, and video camera, the location of staff can be accurately identified and tracked. the system flow chart is shown in figure 4. people informat ion entry generate work permits face recognit ion smart display figure 4. flowchart of employee on-the-job management system the system provides timely reports for personnel on duty, off duty, and crosstalk, including personnel basic information query, action route query, and action track playback, etc., to obtain information in real time. through the construction of the system, the enterprise can effectively control the employees, improve the management effectiveness of the enterprise, and optimize the enterprise production management system. 4. concluding remarks with the internet of things as the representative of a new generation of information technology and manufacturing industry deep integration, the level of industrial production of essential safety significantly improved. with the internet of things, various devices in the physical world can communicate with each other through the internet, promoting technological innovation, application innovation, integration innovation and management innovation, realizing the digitalization, networking and intelligence of manufacturing and social management, and also bringing significant improvements to all aspects of human life. the low degree of automation and intelligence in the production of traditional liquor enterprises is highly valued by the industry, the government and relevant state departments. for the liquor industry in the new era, the penetration and integration of technology into the industry is omnipresent, from the production side, to the marketing side, and then to the management side. the cloud computing platform-based smart winemaking system replaces manual experience in the application of liquor production with the help of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and big data. the parameters are collected to the processor using sophisticated sensors, and the corresponding knowledge base is established to form a big data system that employs professional experience and understanding to solve various complex problems. the automation and intelligence of traditional liquor brewing production is achieved, providing fundamental support for the production, management, and sales of the liquor industry. the combination of the internet of things and the production management of liquor enterprises, the reasonable arrangement of internet of things technology in various aspects of liquor production and sales, the use of modern technology, the realization of digital management, to ensure the smooth and orderly production of safety, to better help enterprises to achieve quality, reduce costs and increase efficiency, is an important guarantee to achieve the advanced industrial base, the modernization of the industrial chain, is to eliminate the root cause of safety hazards, but also to expand the brewing it is also a necessary way to expand production. acknowledgements foundation: key laboratory of bridge nondestructive testing and engineering calculation(2019qyy03). references [1] tan h, lin k. analysis of hot technologies and application development of internet of things [j]. mobile communication, 2016, 40(17): 64-69. 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[38] lu l, cai lecai, gao xiang, li suiqun. application of intelligent expert system for baijiu fermentation based on cloud computing platform[j]. brewing science and technology, 2018(12): 88-91+96. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 48 design of labor education system in primary and secondary schools based on big data junhao zhai, yunqiu shi university of science and technology liaoning, anshan 114000 china. abstract: this project discloses a primary and secondary school labor education system, method, electronic equipment and storage medium based on internet information technology. the system specifically includes: platform management unit, base/institution management unit, school management unit, education department management unit, student parent’s management unit and data processing unit. the education methods, electronic equipment and storage medium correspond to the education system. this project is based on internet information technology and big data technology to carry out labor education for primary and secondary school students. the business interaction and data of the main links in the process of labor education are circulated and promoted in the system, so that the school can master the complete process data. the whole process data system will automatically classify and summarize the students as the main body, and finally form students' labor education files. at the same time, through the construction of the platform, the problems of unbalanced educational resources and low sharing degree of teaching resources such as high-quality lesson plans and labor education bases can be solved, and the sharing of highquality educational resources can be realized. keywords: big data; primary and secondary schools; labor; education system. 1. introduction in the history of china's education development, labor education is not a new topic, but in the changing times, labor education should be adjusted accordingly. at present, with the rapid development of modern science and technology, human society has entered the information age from the industrialized age, and intelligence, information, creativity and innovation are the basic qualities necessary for workers. therefore, school labor education should incorporate these requirements of the times, change the one-sided and outdated understanding of labor education, and form a new concept of labor education. 1) labor education cannot be equated with physical training. in the past, in a society with underdeveloped science and technology, manual labor occupied the main part of labor. however, with the continuous development of society, the understanding of labor education should also change with the times, and we can't stubbornly equate labor education with physical training. at present, we are in the information age, which is a highly developed era of science and technology, and automation and intelligence are the distinctive features of this era. artificial intelligence, computer technology and other high-tech have been widely developed, and there are many labor positions that require less physical strength of workers. in addition, in the information age when the production efficiency is gradually improved, people are gradually liberated from heavy manual labor, and even some daily housework is replaced by intelligent tools. as the fundamental way for workers to exist and achieve transcendence, it is dynamic and developing. with the changes of society, labor will take on new forms to meet the needs of social development. nowadays, with the development of information technology, information has become an important factor to promote social change and progress. labor tends to be more intellectual, which requires the participation of information literacy and creative thinking. 2) labor education cannot be reduced to teaching people to work busily. labor has the meaning of tiredness and busyness, so in the field of education, labor is often misunderstood as busyness and labor. this concept is incorrect. in the information age, artificial intelligence has gradually been widely used in people's production and life, which is a certain degree of liberation for human beings, and people have more leisure time at their disposal. for today's world, the labor form has undergone earth-shaking changes, and the most prominent performance is that information production has become a dominant social labor form. the information age has greatly promoted people's pursuit of freedom. in this case, if we still equate labor education with teaching people to keep working, then labor education is backward. for a long time, we used to regard labor and leisure as binary opposites, thinking that as long as there is labor, we are in a busy state, not to mention leisure. actually, in today's background, labor and leisure have their own values. create unlimited conditions for the acquisition of labor leisure, while leisure injects infinite vitality into labor. only by creating certain material conditions can leisure life be achieved. labor provides material foundation for leisure, and leisure provides spiritual assistance for the effective development of labor. in the information age when leisure time is gradually enriched, labor education should not only be regarded as teaching students to work busily, but should focus on leisure education appropriately, so as to promote the free and all-round development of individuals. 3) implement labor courses in the information field. in the process of continuous development of information technology, all walks of life, including education, have entered the era of "internet plus", and the implementation of school labor education courses should also reflect the characteristics of this era. we need to build a new model of "internet plus labor education". under this mode, the content and teaching methods of labor courses have also undergone 49 revolutionary changes. the traditional labor education in which the professors of labor knowledge and simple skills are dominant has gradually faded away from its original aura. under the background of "internet plus", the development trend of labor forms is gradually diversified, which puts forward new requirements and challenges to labor education. therefore, the development of school labor classes should fully develop and utilize information resources, so that the mode of "internet plus labor education" can really work effectively. 2. project content the purpose of this project is to provide the design of primary and secondary school labor education system based on big data, so that the participants in each link can use a unified platform system, so that all links in labor education can be circulated and promoted through online and offline combination. through the release of real-time dynamic text/picture information in the process of labor education, parents' schools can grasp complete process information at any time, and the data in the whole process will be automatically classified and summarized with students as the main body, finally forming students' labor education files. 2.1. this project provides the following schemes a primary and secondary school labor education system based on internet information technology specifically comprises a platform management unit, a base/institution management unit, a school management unit, a management unit of an education department, a management unit of students' parents and a data processing unit, wherein, the platform management unit is used for managing the unit modules of the education system; the base/institution management unit is used to create a base/institution in the education system, add, delete, and check the base/institution, and set the authority of the base/institution; school management unit, which is used to manage the schools in the education system; the education department management unit is used to manage the education departments associated with the system; the student management unit is used to provide client services to parents; the data processing unit receives and stores the data, cleans and mines the data, and publishes the analysis results. 2.2. platform snap-in the platform course management module is used to add, delete and check the labor education courses in the education system, add, delete and check the curriculum plans of labor education courses, manage the shelves or shelves of products, comment and manage the labor education submitted by students, add, delete and check the labor education teachers related to courses and/or set their permissions, and add, delete and check the classification attributes and parameters of labor education courses; the platform user management module is used for managing registered users in the education system, and the managed content includes student data related to the registered users; the platform student management module is used for statistical summary and display of all the student data in the education system, and the information of statistical summary and display includes: basic information of students, related parent information, school information, participation in labor education information or labor education files; the education supervisor management module of the platform is used to add, delete, check and/or manage the authority setting of the education supervisor affairs created in the education system. 2.3. base/organization management the curriculum management module of the base/institution is used to publish the labor education curriculum information and curriculum plan of the institution, and perform management operations such as adding, deleting, checking, loading and unloading products and submitting them for review; the student management module of the base/institution is used to manage the students enrolled in the labor education courses of the institution, and the management contents specifically include: basic information of students, information of associated users, school information, information of participating in labor education, and labor education files; the registration management module of base/institution: counts and views the online transaction registration generated by the labor education courses released by this institution; base/institution data management module, which is used to view and manage the data related to labor courses released by this institution; the registration management module of base/institution manages the registration data related to labor education courses issued by this institution. 2.4. school management unit school basic information management module: manage the organizational structure, school year, grade, class and students of the school; school curriculum management module, which is used to add, delete, check and set up the labor education courses organized by the school; school curriculum management module, which is used to add, delete, check, set and manage the labor education curriculum of different school years, grades and classes, including the labor education curriculum and the labor education teachers of the labor education curriculum, and to evaluate the students after the labor education curriculum is finished; school management module, which manages the existing students in the school, including checking the comprehensive evaluation in students' labor education files. 2.5. administrative unit of education department the data center module of the competent department of education is used to manage the data of labor education courses and comprehensive evaluation of labor education of all schools and students in the whole jurisdiction; the curriculum management module of the competent education department is used to check and manage the labor education curriculum issued by all schools in the whole jurisdiction; the curriculum management module of the competent department of education is used to check and manage the labor education curriculum and/or curriculum plans issued by all schools in the whole jurisdiction; the student management module of the education department is used to view and manage all the student data in the whole jurisdiction. 2.6. student parents management unit the end student management module is used to add, delete, check and manage registered users; parent-end student schedule module, which is used to manage the class schedules of related students and the individual schedules generated by 50 users' self-registration for students, check the details of the courses through the schedules, and complete the synchronization of online learning links related to the courses and offline practice information; the pre-class preview module of labor education is used for online preview of the pre-class audio and video content of students who have participated in labor education courses; the labor education pre-class exercise module is used to submit and view the task exercises of the labor education courses that students have participated in; in the course of labor education, the trip punching module, under which the teacher updates the students' trip status in real time, and the parents check the progress of the students' trip status in real time; the task module in the labor course, under which the teacher updates the students' task completion status in real time, and the parents check the progress of the students' task completion status in real time; the dynamic live broadcast module in the labor education course updates the pictures, audio and video materials of current labor education in real time, and parents can check the progress of students' trip status in real time; after-class homework module of labor education course, which submits and views after-class homework for students who have participated in labor education course after the course is over; the file module of comprehensive evaluation of students' labor education, after students have studied all kinds of labor education courses in the education system, the relevant data are recorded in the file of comprehensive evaluation of students' labor education; the student album module, taking students and courses as dimensions, automatically classifies the pictures and videos generated in the dynamic process of courses related to students into the student album; the student certificate module is used to store the course certificates that students have obtained; the personal data module is used to summarize and display registered users and students, registration information, photo albums, archives and personal information related to registered users. 2.7. data processing unit internet data acquisition and storage module: used to send dpi, service side and network element side data to flume-ng cluster through file interface, and flume-ng gathers the received data to big data analysis platform in real time through hdfs through memory data transmission mode, and/or used to acquire and record all data generated by users in the learning process, including visiting time, course purchasing time, progress of research sites, task progress under research sites, award distribution, resource retrieval data, guidance and interactive communication data, task achievement data, achievement evaluation data and resource sharing data; data cleaning module, which cleans and converts the data by writing hql script to form a feature wide table, cleans and fuses the acquired data, analyzes, mines and processes the data from a large number of data through preset algorithms, and displays them in summary; the data mining module, based on the feature width table, carries out data numerical simulation, model development, model evaluation and model application. the adopted algorithms include spark r, clustering algorithm and classification algorithm; analysis and publishing module: store the results of model application in hbase, create a new hbase table in hbase that stores the result set, generate hfile file through map reduce, put it in storage through bulk load, realize data call through hbase api, and realize data display through echarts technology. 3. there is a comprehensive model of student growth in the education system the comprehensive model of students' growth includes comprehensive score change model and comprehensive calculation model. students' evaluation grade model includes labor education curriculum evaluation model, school education curriculum comprehensive evaluation grade model and social education curriculum comprehensive evaluation grade model. in the comprehensive model of student growth: the comprehensive score change model satisfies: d is the integral change of one dimension in the specified period, and i is in the range of 1-7, which indicates the day of the specified scoring period. ai indicates whether there is a quality record of this dimension on that day, if there is, it is 1, and if there is no, it is 0; students' comprehensive calculation model satisfies: s＝min((max(sl,700)+d,1000) s represents the integral of the specified dimension in the current period, sl represents the integral of the specified dimension in the last period, and d represents the change of the integral of the specified dimension in the last period. max function indicates that the integral of the previous period is at least 700 points, and min function indicates that the integral of the current period is at most 1000 points. in the student evaluation grade model: the evaluation model of labor curriculum satisfies: s is the student's score in this course, ai is the star value obtained by the student under the specified task, and t is the number of tasks; the calculation method of students' total evaluation grade in this type of course is: the number of different grades obtained by all courses of students' type is multiplied by the corresponding coefficient of this grade to get the scores of all courses of students' type, and the total evaluation grade of students in this type of labor education course can be obtained according to the average scores of courses, meeting the following formula: s is the total score of students' courses of this type, si is the number of courses with designated evaluation grades, and bi is the coefficient of designated evaluation grades; the comprehensive evaluation grade model of school curriculum and the comprehensive evaluation grade model of social education curriculum all meet the following formula: s is the total score of students' courses of this type, si is the number of courses with designated evaluation grades, and bi is the coefficient of designated evaluation grades. a primary and secondary school labor education method based on internet information technology specifically includes: manage the unit modules in the labor education system of primary and secondary schools through the platform management unit; establish bases/institutions in the labor education system of primary and secondary schools; add, delete and check bases/institutions, and set the permissions of bases/institutions; manage the schools in the education system; provide client services to parents; receive and store the data, clean and mine the data, and publish the analysis results. the mobile app is used as a carrier to provide client services to parents. 51 an electronic device comprises a processor, a communication interface, a memory and a communication bus, wherein the processor, the communication interface and the memory communicate with each other through the communication bus; the memory stores a computer program which, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform the steps of the method. a computer readable storage medium stores a computer program executable by an electronic device, which, when run on the electronic device, causes the electronic device to perform the steps of the method. 4. specific ways the primary and secondary school labor education system of this project uses the internet information data collection and storage module: dpi, business side, network element side and other data to be sent to flume-ng cluster through file interface, and flume-ng collects the received data to the big data analysis platform in real time through hdfs through memory data transmission. it is used to obtain and record all data generated by users in the learning process of smart life research courses, including visiting time, course purchase time, progress of research sites, task progress under research sites, reward distribution, resource retrieval data, guidance and interactive communication data, task achievement data, achievement evaluation data, and resource sharing data. the problem to be solved in this project: in the labor education of universities, primary and secondary schools, a comprehensive platform system is needed for all relevant roles (education authorities, schools, labor education bases/institutions, parents, students, etc.) to complete the collection, statistics, processing, distribution and reception of relevant information, as well as online processing of some labor education links and form data files. in view of the above problems, the purpose of this project is to provide a set of intelligent labor education management and service platform supported by internet information technology, centering on the co-construction, sharing, application and resource integration of high-quality practical education resources, and integrating it into the fields of teaching, learning, examination, evaluation and management, so as to achieve the goal of improving the quality and efficiency of labor education and promote the development of labor education reform. through combing the labor education and analyzing the actual scene, combining technology research and development and code realization, this project presents and circulates the labor education online through the software system, builds a unified portal management, builds a core database, and builds an open architecture system to build an innovative application mode. traditional labor education data information is scattered, and the format is diverse and not uniform, which is not conducive to collection, collation and analysis. this project keeps and records all the data generated in the process of labor education, and forms a labor education file that can be traced and queried. according to the actual needs of the system, this part of data can be synchronously opened to the education authorities through api interface, and a visual data billboard and data screen can be formed, so as to improve the education informatization and provide decision analysis. in this project, labor education courses are divided into school labor education, social labor education, and family labor education according to the difference between the initiator, organizer, and delivery party of labor education and the actual situation. provide functional support according to various types of labor education, build an effective communication platform among home, school, base, institutions and education departments, and realize coeducation between home and school. this project is supported by the data of comprehensive practice evaluation system, which forms a file of students' labor education. based on all the data generated by students taking courses, the file forms a comprehensive practice evaluation based on courses through algorithms, and the comprehensive evaluation grade of this student under this kind of courses is automatically calculated and output according to the types of courses. break the traditional teaching mode and realize personality evaluation and precise teaching. the traditional way of labor education is offline, and the information in the process of labor education is scattered, so schools can't grasp the information of their own students in labor education. this project records the itinerary, tasks, pictures, videos and other information in labor education in the system in real time through the functional support of codes, and synchronizes the information to the parents and schools of students in real time, and monitors the information of students' position and health in real time through the access of intelligent hardware to ensure the safety of the process. through the specific application of this project, the following expected purposes will be achieved in the education sector: reducing the management cost of the education sector, completing the data collection ability, improving the students' labor education files, improving the school's labor education ability, supporting the education sector to make accurate decisions, promoting the rapid development of labor education, reducing repeated curriculum development, realizing resource sharing, establishing the image of the labor education platform, constructing the labor education ecological circle, and promoting the overall development of the cause. figure 1. the overall framework of primary and secondary school labor education system as shown in figure 1, embodiment 1 of this project: the labor education system for primary and secondary schools based on internet information technology, specifically includes: platform management unit, base/institution management unit, school management unit, education department management unit, student parent’s management unit, and data processing unit, among which: the platform management unit is used for managing the unit modules of the education system; the base/institution management unit is used to create a base/institution in the education system, add, delete, and check the base/institution, and set the authority of the base/institution; school management unit, which is used to manage the 52 schools in the education system; the education department management unit is used to manage the education departments associated with the system; the student management unit is used to provide client services to parents. in this embodiment, the client services are mobile app; the data processing unit receives and stores the data, cleans and mines the data, and publishes the analysis results. the platform management unit specifically includes: the platform course management module is used to add, delete and check various types of labor education courses in the education system, add, delete and check the curriculum plans of labor education courses, manage the shelves or shelves of products, comment and manage the labor education submitted by students, add, delete and check the labor education teachers related to courses and/or set their permissions, and add, delete and check the classification attributes and parameters of labor education courses; the platform user management module is used to manage registered users (mainly parents of students) in the education system, and the management content includes student data related to the registered users; the platform student management module is used for statistical summary and display of all the student data in the education system, and the information of statistical summary and display includes: basic information of students, related parent information, school information, participation in labor education information or labor education files; the education supervisor management module of the platform is used to add, delete, check and/or manage the authority setting of the education supervisor affairs created in the education system. the base/institution management unit includes: the curriculum management module of the base/institution is used to publish the labor education curriculum information and curriculum plan of the institution, and perform management operations such as adding, deleting, checking, loading and unloading products and submitting them for review; the student management module of the base/institution is used to manage the students enrolled in the labor education courses of the institution, and the management contents specifically include: basic information of students, information of associated users, school information, information of participating in labor education, and labor education files; the registration management module of base/institution: counts and views the online transaction registration generated by the labor education courses released by this institution; base/institution data management module, which is used to view and manage the data related to labor courses released by this institution; the registration management module of base/institution manages the registration data related to labor education courses issued by this institution. the school management unit includes: school basic information management module: manage the organizational structure, school year, grade, class and students of the school; school curriculum management module, which is used to add, delete, check and set up the labor education courses organized by the school; school curriculum management module, which is used to add, delete, check, set and manage the labor education curriculum of different school years, grades and classes, including the labor education curriculum and the labor education teachers of the labor education curriculum, and to evaluate the students after the labor education curriculum is finished; school management module, which manages the existing students in the school, including checking the comprehensive evaluation in students' labor education files. the data processing unit includes: internet data acquisition and storage module: used to send dpi, service side and network element side data to flume-ng cluster through file interface, and flume-ng gathers the received data to big data analysis platform in real time through hdfs through memory data transmission mode, and/or used to acquire and record all data generated by users in the learning process, including visiting time, course purchasing time, progress of research sites, task progress under research sites, award distribution, resource retrieval data, guidance and interactive communication data, task achievement data, achievement evaluation data and resource sharing data; data cleaning module: cleaning and converting data by writing hql script to form a feature wide table, cleaning and fusing the acquired data, analyzing, mining and processing data from a large amount of data through preset algorithms, and summarizing and displaying them; the data mining module, based on the feature width table, carries out data numerical simulation, model development, model evaluation and model application. the adopted algorithms include spark r, clustering algorithm and classification algorithm; analysis and publishing module: store the results of model application in hbase, create a new hbase table in hbase that stores the result set, generate hfile file through map reduce, put it in storage through bulk load, realize data call through hbase api, and realize data display through echarts technology. 5. 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[10] research on the path of integration between vocational education courses and professionalism [j]. dou meiting. journal of guangdong institute of light industry .2022 (03). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 53 pipeline gas leakage early warning system based on wireless sensor network jiaowu cai 1, peng liu2, liangyu li 1 1 college of information engineering zhongshan polytechnic, zhongshan 528400, china 2 ganzhou shen ran natural gas co., ltd., ganzhou, 341400, china abstract: expounds a community pipeline gas leakage warning system based on wireless sensor network, fuzzy control algorithm and random forest algorithm. system using the wireless sensor network acquisition household pipeline gas data, through the intelligent gateway will collect data reported to the cloud platform, the system through the fuzzy control algorithm to reduce the importance of low interference, make the input random forest model data optimization, visualization module using b/s architecture, responsible for the early warning data display in the web page. according to the historical data of household gas pipeline in a community in ganzhou city, the simulation was carried out under laboratory conditions. the results show that the model can effectively improve the function of online monitoring and dynamic early warning of gas leakage. compared with other algorithms, the fuzzy-random forest algorithm has a better performance in finding small leakage in the early stage. keywords: wireless sensor network; gas leakage; early warning system; fuzzy control algorithm; random forest algorithm. 1. introduction pipeline gas facilitates the daily life of community residents, and at the same time, there are also many safety risks. gas leakage will lead to poisoning, fire and even explosion of residents. it is of great significance to study the online monitoring and dynamic early warning method of gas leakage to ensure the safety of gas operation. accident tree analysis (fault tree analysis, fta), event tree analysis (event tree analysis, eta), hierarchical analysis (analytic hierarchy process, ahp), and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method are mostly used to evaluate the gas risk. for example: wang chunxue, etc[1]the fta/eta bow tie model was used to identify the risk factors of urban gas pipeline leakage and establish a mixed-disaster probability risk assessment model. yang yongsheng et al [2] the gas pipe network leakage accident is analyzed by fta method, and the probability of gas pipe network leakage is calculated by using the bayesian network, and the dynamic calculation model of gas pipe network leakage risk is established combined with the geographic information system. and li xinhong et al [3] the ahp method and the expectation maximization algorithm are used to calculate the weights of different indicators, and the importance of hazard factors is evaluated by the fuzzy solution distance model, and the risk management method of gas pipeline is proposed. these methods need the practical experience of experts to find the potential danger of gas facilities, but it is difficult to monitor and dynamically warn of gas leakage online. with the development of internet of things technology, researchers have carried out a series of gas safety monitoring and early warning research, such as huang ping and others [4] using combustible gas and temperature sensors, the data in the town pits is collected in real time, and the alarm threshold is designed, and the leakage alarm system of combustible gas is established. liu yongtao et al [5] in view of the single function of the existing gas alarm system, stm 32 is used to collect the gas data, and the gas leakage alarm function is realized by setting the alarm threshold. and hou longfei et al [6] we propose a method to optimize the pipeline leakage monitoring points, which considers the leakage diffusion radius and the effective monitoring length, and still maintains the real-time monitoring of the underground gas pipeline leakage while reducing the monitoring points. however, most of these systems use simple threshold warning method, which is difficult to make rapid response in the early stage of gas leakage. in recent years, machine learning has been developed rapidly developed, and algorithms such as artificial neural networks, random forest and support vector machines (support vector machine, svm) have been applied in the field of gas fault diagnosis and early warning, and have achieved good results [7-8]. wang novel et al [9] gas pipeline valve fault diagnosis accuracy is low, easy to overfit, etcmultilayer neural network (multilayer perceptron, mlp) is used to predict the degree of valve failure. qian heng et al [10] the gas load forecasting problem is studied by using the incremental random forest regression algorithm. and abdulla et al [11] using the inlet pressure, outlet pressure and outlet flow of the pipeline as input, the oil and gas pipeline leakage identification model is established by using multiple neural networks. but the accuracy of these algorithms is mostly limited by the size of the training data. according to the above problems, the author will wireless sensor network, fuzzy control algorithm and random forest algorithm, design a household pipeline gas leakage dynamic warning model, through on-line monitoring and leakage prediction, complete the dynamic warning of household pipeline gas leakage, in order to master online gas facilities operating conditions, timely detection and disposal of gas accident. 2. overall design scheme 2.1. the overall architecture the dynamic warning model of household pipeline gas leakage is composed of data acquisition and storage module, prediction module and visualization module. the data acquisition and storage module consist of sensors, intelligent gateway and mysql database to complete the real-time 54 collection and storage function of household pipeline gas data; the prediction module is fuzzy-random forest model is responsible for dynamically predicting the gas leakage level of household pipeline. the visualization module consists of front-end interface and back-end server, and adopts b/s architecture to display the online monitoring data and dynamic prediction results in the web page. the model architecture is shown in figure 1. fig.1 dynamic early warning model architecture of pipeline gas leakage in community households 2.2. monitoring indicators gas facilities have complex structure, strict safety requirements, and lack of monitoring information. through literature review and actual investigation, six types of collected data are determined, namely, volume fraction of combustible gas, mass concentration of odorant, temperature, pipeline pressure, pipeline flow and gas consumption. when gas leakage occurs, the volume fraction of combustible gas and the mass concentration of odorant in the environment increase, and the temperature at the leakage point decreases [12], pipeline pressure reduction, pipeline flow, gas, quantity increase. therefore, the above six types of data are selected as the monitoring indicators of the dynamic early warning model of household pipeline gas leakage, based on the "code for design of urban gas" (gb50028-2006) and the index number and value range of the sensors used, see table 1. table 1. monitoring indicators number parameter measuring range t1 combustible gas volume fraction /% 0～0.5 t2 oodorant mass concentration / (mg·m-3) 0～50 t3 temperature /℃ -55～100 t4 pipeline pressure /pa 0～2000 t5 pipeline flow rate / (m3·h-1) 0～5 t6 gas consumption / m3 0～3 2.3. wireless sensor network based on 6lowpan 6lowpan is a low-speed wireless individual domain network standard based on ipv6. compared with zigbee and lora protocols, 6lowpan is based on ip technology, which can directly connect with other network devices, and is suitable for community gas monitoring scenarios. therefore, the wireless sensor network is built based on 6lowpan to collect the data corresponding to the gas monitoring index of the household pipeline in real time, and the gas data is converged to the boundary routing node through mqtt protocol. the wireless sensor network consists of child nodes and boundary routing. the child node consists of micro control unit, combustible gas sensor, temperature sensor, rs485 communication interface, rs232 communication interface, wireless data transmission, power conversion, clock, reset circuit, etc. the rs485/rs232 communication interface is connected to the intelligent gas meter to collect pipeline pressure, flow rate and gas consumption. the boundary routing is the same as the child nodes except for the missing sensors. 2.4. smart gateway in order to gather the gas data and cloud the household pipeline, the intelligent gateway is designed by using raspberry pi. the mqtt agent server is built in the intelligent network, which is connected with the boundary route in the wireless sensor network through ethernet, and the function of aggregation and household pipeline gas data is realized through mqtt protocol. on this basis, the gas data is programmed by node red and is uploaded to the cloud platform by using the mqtt protocol, and then stored to the mysql database to realize the function of the cloud on the data. 2.5. visualization module in order to ensure the timely and accurate detection of potential gas leakage hazards, a visual module is designed and developed to realize the function of dynamically displaying the online monitoring data and leakage level of the corresponding location in the map. web visual interface using html, css and javascript design, through the programming interface import map, call baidu map through the design of different color annotation of different leakage level display and distinguish, through the design information window shows the corresponding area of online monitoring data and leakage level, through the ajax method data interaction with the back-end server, realize the dynamic refresh of data. 3. construction of an early-warning model for household pipeline gas leakage 3.1. vague-principle of the random forest algorithm vague-the random forest algorithm takes the data with high feature importance in the random forest model as the input of the fuzzy control algorithm, obtains the gas leakage judgment results based on expert experience, and then replaces the gas leakage judgment results with the data with low feature importance in the random forest model, so as to reduce the interference information in the input data and improve the correlation between the input data and the gas leakage level. the optimized data was used as input to the random forest model and trained to obtain the ambiguityrandom forest model, and then get the level of household pipeline gas leakage. vague-the structure of the random forest algorithm is shown in figure 2, and the gas leakage grade is defined in table 2. 55 fig.2 fuzzy-random forest algorithm structure table 2. the gas leakage grade number grade state 0 low little gas leakage or sensor fluctuations, very low risk 1 lower less gas leakage, less risk 2 centre has a certain amount of gas leakage, medium risk 3 higher more gas leakage, high risk 4 tall gas leakage is extremely high 3.2. detailed modeling steps step1: use a 6lowpan-based wireless sensor network to collect combustible gas volume fraction, deodorant, mass concentration, temperature, pipeline pressure, pipeline flow and gas consumption under different leakage levels, and preprocess data, including data format conversion, bad point data removal and data annotation. step2: normize the data using the maximum minimum method with the following formula: minmax min 0 xx xx x k − − = (1) in formula: 0x is the normalized result; kx is the current data; minx is the minimum value of sample data; m axx is the maximum value of sample data. step3: take the processed data as the input of the random forest model, and divide the training set and the test set with a ratio of 7:3. train the random forest model to obtain the prediction accuracy, confusion matrix and the feature importance of each data of the random forest model. step4: based on the feature importance in step3, data with high feature importance were selected as input for blur processing, the model selects the volume fraction of combustible gas, odorant mass concentration and pipe pressure, classified the 3 categories of data into 2 groups, group 1 is the volume fraction of the combustible gas and the odorant mass concentration, group 2 is the combustible gas volume fraction and pipe pressure, fuzzy inference based on the corresponding membership function and fuzzy rules, the corresponding expert judgment results are obtained by antiblur, note as 7t and 8t , and the two features with low importance are instead of 7t and 8t . step5: use the replaced data as input from the training method to blur the random forest model-random forest model, obtaining a blur-the diction accuracy, confusion matrix and feature importance of each data. step6: use the real-time data collected by the wireless sensor network as a blur-input from the random forest model, dynamically obtained household pipeline gas leakage grade and stored in the mysql database. because the specific shape of the membership function has less influence on the controller performance[16], for simple calculation, after normal the input data, use trigonometric function to construct combustible gas volume fraction 1t ,mass concentration of odorant 2t ,pipe pressure 4t , and the membership 7t and 8t , as shown in figure 3, where, the membership function 7t and 8t is the same. the fuzzy subset of input and output is set to{nb,ns,zo,ps,pb}, corresponding to negative, negative, 0, positive and large, respectively. fig.3 membership function of the fuzzy control algorithm 4. verification and analysis 4.1. validation preparation in order to verify the practicability of the dynamic warning model of household pipeline gas leakage, according to the historical gas data of a community in ganzhou, the gas leakage situation was simulated in the laboratory, and the network of wireless sensor was collected from 500 gas data from 5 leakage levels based on 6l o w p an, and the data set was divided into training set and test set with a ratio of 7:3. 4.2. validation results the data set is labeled and put into the random forest model for training. use the trained random forest model to predict the test set to get the accuracy of the random forest model in the test set, and determine the feature importance of each input data to the prediction results of the random forest model. in the case of selecting 500 decision trees, the prediction accuracy of the random forest model was 92%, and the characteristic importance of each input data to the prediction results of the random forest model is shown in figure 4. combine the fuzzy control algorithm and the random forest algorithm-random forest model, in the case of 500 decision trees, blurred-the random forest model has a prediction accuracy of 98%, and the features are ambiguous-the significance of the prediction results of the random forest model is shown in figure 5. from figure 4 and figure 5, 8t (obtained form 1t and 4t ) has the highest importance in the fuzzy random forest model, while the degree of 7t is greater than 1t or 2t ,and the 56 prediction accuracy of the random forest model is significantly improved compared with the random forest model, which proves the effectiveness of introducing expert experience. fig.4 characteristic significance of the random forest model fig.5 the fuzzy-random forest model feature importance in order to further verify the influence of expert experience on the random forest model, the corresponding accuracy was obtained by changing the number of decision trees in the model, and the two models were trained and verified for many times in the number of decision trees, with the average as the final prediction accuracy. the contrast effects of the 2 models are shown in figure 6. fig.6 comparasting effects of 6 2 models it can be seen from figure 6 that: with the increase of the number of decision trees, the prediction accuracy of the fuzzy-random forest and random forest models is basically in a rising state and is fuzzy-the prediction accuracy of random forest models is consistently higher than that and ambiguousand much smoother curves for the random forest model. to prove ambiguity-the effectiveness of the random forest algorithm, trained on the same training set, obtains the mlp neural network model and the svm model, and compares the blur-the effects of the random forest model, the random forest model, the mlp neural network model, and the svm model in the test set, and the prediction results of the four models are shown in figure7. fig.7 comparison of the prediction results for the 7 4 models in fig among them fuzzy-the average prediction accuracy of the random forest model was higher than the random forest model, mlp neural network model and svm model. the prediction results of the 4 models in the 150 test set samples are shown in figure8. fig.8 the prediction results of the 8 4 models in fig figure8: fuzzy in 150 test sets-the number of prediction error samples was 3 groups, 9 groups, the mlp neural network model was 17 groups, and the svm model was 14 groups. therefore, fuzzy-the predictions of the random forest model are closest to the actual samples. 5. conclusion the system utilizes the blurring-random forest model dynamically predicts the household pipeline gas leakage level, the timeliness of the model is based on expert evaluation 57 method and method based on static data has obvious improvement, the system combines fuzzy control algorithm and random forest algorithm, introducing expert experience into machine learning algorithm, improve the accuracy of the random forest 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[16] xu juan, chen shizhen, he yangjian, et al. research on the adaptive control strategy of the balanced head based on fuzzy pid[j]. journal of electronic measurement and instrumentation, 2016,30(6):895-920. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 75 quantitatively evaluate the cylindricity of large size pipe fitting via laser displacement sensor and digital twin technology jie ren1,2 *, kuosheng jiang1,2,3,4, a, hui guo5, b, dongyang he1,2, c, zhongwen hu1,2, d, ziyang yin1,2, e 1 state key laboratory of mining response and disaster prevention and control in deep coal mines, huainan 232001, china 2 school of mechanical engineering, anhui university of science and technology, huainan 232001, china 3shaanxi steam huainan special purpose automobile co., ltd., huainan 232001, china 4key laboratory of conveyance equipment, ministry of education, nanchang 330013, china 5avic aircraft landing gear co. ltd, changsha 410200, china * corresponding author: jie ren (email: 1447896707@qq.com), a jiangkuosheng333@stu.xjtu.edu.cn, b guohui1984126@163.com, c 576194225@qq.com, d 3143621962@qq.com, e 1632134392@qq.com abstract: the rapid development of intelligent detection technology guarantees accuracy in the assembly process. aiming to solve the quantitative inspection of the cylindricity of large size pipe fitting, this paper presents an online method technology using a laser sensor and digital twin technology. the detection system comprises visual positioning, servo drive, and laser displacement sensor information acquisition systems. after positioning by the machine vision camera system, the servo system and laser displacement sensor scan the large-size pipe fitting layer by layer and establish the information interaction between physical space and virtual space through digital twinning technology. the digital twin scatters information model was found to calculate the maximum tangent circle and minimum peripheral circle, fitting the curve area of the closed point cloud layer by layer. and the least square method was used to calculate the center of the layered circle. the radial deviation of pipe fitting was evaluated comprehensively. the system makes a linear fitting of the center of the most miniature square circle of each layer, compares its deflection angle with the solid center line, and calculates the center line deviation of the hole. finally, the precision of the proposed method was validated by varying experiments. the cylindricity measurement of pipe fittings with an inner diameter of 300mm and height of 270mm was carried out by a pair of c-shaped semicircles fixed by the radial assembly. the cylindricity of the pipe fitting is 0.2372mm. keywords: cylindricity; laser displacement sensor; digital twin technology; large size pipe fitting; machine vision system. 1. introduction with the high-speed development of sensor technology and digital twin technology, high-precision real-time detection in the online assembly process becomes possible. in this paper, the quantitative evaluation of the cylindricity error in processing large objects is carried out. cylindricity can be considered as the superposition of three kinds of deviations: radial deviation, centerline deviation, and cross-section deviation. the existing traditional cylindricity error measurement is mainly based on the contact method, which includes a primarily two-point or three-point method, a cylindricity meter, and a three-coordinate measuring instrument. the measurement accuracy of the two-point and three-point methods is greatly affected by manual operation; when the cylindricity instrument detects the roundness and cylindricity errors, a precision rotary table is required to drive the workpiece to rotate and detect, the three-coordinate measuring instrument is expensive. moreover, the detection steps are complicated, and the measurement time is long, which is only suitable for measuring a small number of precision parts. the cylindricity of part elements, large or small dimensions, and complex shapes is even more challenging to achieve through traditional tactile measurement methods. compared with the conventional contact measurement method, the sensor-based non-contact measurement method has the advantages of high measurement accuracy and high measurement efficiency. typical non-contact measurement methods include laser triangulation, ultrasonic measurement, and machine vision measurement, widely used in the surface measurement of complex parts, shape tolerance measurement, and dimensional measurement of mechanical parts. gangfeng xiao proposed an online dimensional accuracy measurement method based on machine vision technology, which realized real-time measurement of straightness and roundness. the real-time image of the conical spinning workpiece is obtained through the image acquisition system, the camera is calibrated, and then a series of image processing techniques such as region of interest (roi) extraction, image deblurring, denoising, and edge detection are used to extract the conical rotating workpiece the edge of. finally, the straightness and roundness of the rotating workpiece are automatically calculated by a calculation program. another device that uses a ccd camera to detect the inner wall of the pipeline was proposed by moraleda and further developed by choi. this system can use a pipeline robot crawling along a curved channel to carry a ccd camera and related lighting equipment. the ccd camera captures images of the inner wall in real time and uses manual or computer algorithms to process the captured images to identify defects on the inner wall. its main technical difficulty and innovation lie in the design of the crawling robot rather than the inner wall detection part. its disadvantage is that it can only identify and detect surface defects but cannot measure geometric quantities. japan's tokuji okada and others use a pipeline robot carrying a closed-circuit television for pipeline 76 inspection. through experimental tests, we know that the analysis of images in this solution is more detailed, and the judgment is flexible and convenient. still, there are problems, such as difficulty in automatic pipeline detection and high detection error values. zhang maowei et al. established a more comprehensive measurement model based on the twodimensional linear laser sensor measurement technology, including component eccentricity error e, sensor lateral offset error d, sensor forward tilts error θ(x), and lateral sensor tilts. the error θ(y), and the tilt error of the turntable are modeled and separated step by step. the particle swarm optimization algorithm is used to solve the model error parameters. and through the residual simulation, observe the influence of different levels of offset errors on the measurement results. kühnel et al. introduced an automated device for non-tactile high-precision measurement of roundness and cylindricity of ring gauges. the measurement system with dual interferometers and workpiece alignment combined with a high-precision turntable and automatic four-axis adjustment unit reduces classic problems in tactile and radial roundness measurements, such as errors in the alignment of the used turntable and workpiece influence, thereby improving accuracy and reducing measurement time. the concept of the digital twin is widely accepted as a new generation of digital manufacturing research concepts and plays a vital role in the era of industry 4.0. as the premise of deep application of digital assembly manufacturing, it is essential to collect, model, and utilize historical data of the machining process and detection of parts to provide data support for the whole manufacturing scene. qiangwei bao proposed an assembly-oriented digital twin modeling method for details. the design information of the part is obtained from the three-dimensional model through the model-based definition method. but the processing characteristics are defined and identified in advance. then, the assembly constraint relationship in the assembly units in which the parts participate can be obtained, based on which the deviation transfer analysis can be completed, and the critical assembly features can be screened as the carrier of processing and detection data. jiekanghaw proposed a digital twin-based additive manufacturing virtual part inspection concept. minghui hu proposed the gas turbine digital twin model and its application in performance fault warning. it combined the machine model and the measured data to build a highprecision performance model. the specific method is to adapt the initial point of the model to make the simulation performance match the actual performance. then, the relative precision control strategy is proposed to improve the modeling efficiency. and the calculation amount of the model is appropriately reduced to avoid overstimulation and nonconvergence. therefore, the digital twin model obtained will meet the need for higher accuracy and lower cost. finally, according to the model results, the deviation degree is defined as the warning feature of the gas turbine performance fault. jinfeng liu proposed a multi-dimensional modeling method (dt) technique for machining processes. the design and execution stages of the machining process are used to support intelligent machining based on interpreting the modeling and application methods of machining process design, the inspection process, fault diagnosis, and quality prediction based on digital twin technology. the working mechanism of machining process modeling, simulation, prognosis, and control was expounded. in this paper, the laser displacement sensor is used to scan the inner wall of the pipeline layer by layer, establish the three-dimensional point cloud data, calculate the maximum tangent circle and minimum peripheral circle, fit the curve area of the closed point cloud layer by layer, and calculate the center of the layered process by using the least square method, and establish the digital model layer by layer. the information interaction between physical space and virtual space was established by digital twinning technology. the diameters of the maximum tangent circle and minimum peripheral circle were calculated, and the distribution of diameters was calculated. the radial deviation of holes was evaluated comprehensively. the center of the smallest square circle of each layer is fitted with a straight line, and the deflection angle between the bar and the actual center line is calculated to calculate the deviation of the middle line of the pipeline. in this paper, the laser displacement sensor is used to scan the inner wall of the pipeline layer by layer, establish the threedimensional point cloud data, calculate the maximum tangent circle and minimum peripheral circle, fit the curve area of the closed point cloud layer by layer and calculate the center of the layered circle by using the least square method, and establish the digital model layer by layer. the information interaction between physical space and virtual space was established by digital twinning technology. the diameters of the maximum tangent circle and minimum peripheral circle were calculated, and the distribution of diameters was calculated. the radial deviation of holes was evaluated comprehensively. the center of the smallest square circle of each layer is fitted with a straight line, and the deflection angle between the bar and the actual center line is calculated to calculate the deviation of the middle line of the pipeline. 2. real-time evaluation method of cylindricity error 2.1. evaluation of midline error the roundness and cylindricity error evaluation methods include the least region method, the least square method, the least external cylindrical method, and the maximum internalcircle column method. in the measuring system, because the least square method is a local optimization algorithm, the calculation is convenient, the program is simple, and the calculation result is accurate. hence, the author uses the least square method to calculate the scent of the oss-section. suppose a total of n sections are measured, and m points are uniformly measured for each team. the cartesian coordinates of each end of the actual contour (𝑥𝑖 , 𝑦𝑖), poar coordinates are (𝑟𝑖 , 𝜃𝑖) , i11,2... m, the lmostdiminutivesquare circle center coordinate is 𝑂(𝑎, 𝑏), then: { 𝑎 = 2 𝑀 ∑𝑥𝑖 = 2 𝑀 ∑𝑟𝑖 cos 𝜃𝑖 𝑀 𝑖=1 𝑀 𝑖=1 𝑏 = 2 𝑀 ∑𝑦𝑖 = 2 𝑀 ∑𝑟𝑖 sin 𝜃𝑖 𝑀 𝑖=1 𝑀 𝑖=1 find the least squares center o of each section in turn, then the center o of space 𝑂(𝑎𝑙 , 𝑏𝑙 , 𝑧𝑙), 𝑙 11,2... n, carry out the least square space linear fitting for the center of the space 𝑂(𝑎𝑙 , 𝑏𝑙 , 𝑧𝑙). 𝑥 − 𝑥0 𝑚 = 𝑦 − 𝑦0 𝑛 = 𝑧 − 𝑧0 𝑝 by equivalent transformation of this equation, we can obtain: 77 x = 𝑚 𝑝 (𝑧 − 𝑧0) + 𝑥0 = 𝑘1𝑧 + 𝑏1 y = 𝑛 𝑝 (𝑧 − 𝑧0) + 𝑦0 = 𝑘2𝑧 + 𝑏2 among them, the 𝑘1 = 𝑚 𝑝 , 𝑏1 = 𝑥0 − 𝑚 𝑝 𝑧0, 𝑘2 = 𝑛 𝑝 , 𝑏2 = 𝑦0 − 𝑛 𝑝 𝑧0, (𝑚, 𝑛, 𝑝)for the linear equations in the direction of the vector;(𝑥0, 𝑦0, 𝑧0) is a point on the line? according to the space line fitted by the least square method, the center line error of the workpiece is calculated. 2.2. minimum region circle fitting the distance between each point and the center of the circle is calculated according to the section least squares center of the process. the small circle radius 𝑅𝑚𝑖𝑛 of the cylindrical surface in the minimum region is the closest distance from the center of all the measuring points, and the large circle radius 𝑅𝑚𝑖𝑛 of the cylindrical surface in the minimum region is the farthest distance from all the measuring points to the center of the circle. so, the cylindricity error ∅ = 𝑅𝑚𝑎𝑥 − 𝑅𝑚𝑖𝑛. minimum area cylinder actual cylindrical surface y x z maxr minr fig.1 diagram of cylindricity error 2.3. simulation of cylindricity error the digital twinning three-dimensional point cloud map was constructed by establishing simulation data points. the feasibility of using a laser displacement sensor and digital twinning technology in the cylindricity detection of large-size pipe fitting was simulated and analyzed. as shown in fig. 2, it can be seen that in three-dimensional space, the threedimensional point cloud image can directly know the diameter distribution inside the pipe fitting and the center of the section fitted by calculation and observe the midline error of the pipe fitting. using the three-dimensional point cloud data, the minimum regional circle formed by each pipe fitting team can be calculated, and the cylindricity error of the cylinder can be calculated by comparing the maximum tangent circle and the minimum peripheral circle of all the measured sections. x y z fig.2 simulation point cloud image 3. system development 3.1. measurement system requirements as shown in figure 3, the tested object is composed of two c-type semi-circular parts connected by four pairs of bolts and nuts in the axial direction instead of the traditional radial fastening method. due to this particular connection mode, extremely high assembly accuracy is required during assembly, and the bolts on both sides need to adjust the torque to achieve high-precision assembly. moreover, the resolution of cylindricity detection should reach more than 0.05mm, and the high-precision real-time detection and error display of cylindricity cannot be realized using traditional detection methods. because the unique structure of the test object cannot be stuck on the high-precision rotary shaft, cannot be aligned by clamping, and cannot rotate or move in a straight line, the detection mechanism must carry out active alignment and feed movement. nut bolt hanging ear type c unit after assembly fig.3 explosion diagram of large size pipe fitting 3.2. set up the system as shown in figure 4, the vision detection system comprises a three-axis motion system and a sensor scanning system. the motion system uses three servo motors to control the ball screw to drive the sensor scanning system to move in the direction of xyz in space. at the same time, the servo system records feedback on the position of the scanning system and constructs the digital twin space coordinate system through the motion system. the scanning system includes a ccd camera, servo motor, and laser displacement sensor. first of all, the ccd camera takes the vertical photos 78 of the workpiece, combines the image processing technology, locates the center of the workpiece, realizes the active alignment, determines the diameter of the workpiece, assists the laser displacement sensor in adjusting the rotation radius, and recognizes the optimal range of data acquisition. after judging the center of the workpiece through the image information collected by the vision system, the motion system controls the sensor scanning system to move to the designated position and sets the scanning layer distance according to the measurement accuracy. the miniature servo motor drives the laser displacement sensor to scan the workpiece layer by layer. the detection system establishes the connection between the spatial coordinate information, the rotation angle information of the servo motor, and the information of the laser displacement sensor. the digital twin virtual space of cylindricity detection was constructed, and the 3d model of the workpiece and the cylindricity detection results were displayed synchronically. z-axis drives the motor sensor rotating motor laser displacement sensor large size pipe fitting type c part connection ccd camera travel switch travel switch travel switch x-axis drives the motor y-axis drives the motor fig.4 test platform diagram parts sensor rotating motor ccd camera z-axis drives the motor x-axis drives the motor y-axis drives the motor precision base fig.5 physical inspection system diagram 3.3. build a digital twin model to realize the online detection and sorting process of cylindricity of large-size pipe fittings based on digital twinning. it is necessary to establish the connection between virtual space and physical space. according to the fivedimensional model theory of the digital twin, the virtual entity of the digital twin needs to be described and portrayed from four aspects: geometry, physics, behavior, and rules. therefore, based on the analysis of the detection elements, the digital twin model is established with a space motion module, camera, laser displacement sensor, and pipe fitting as the primary physical objects. module of motion sensor scanning machine physical space parts virtual motion module virtual sensor virtual scanning machine virtual space virtual parts fig.6 digital twin system 4. experimental analysis 4.1. principle of experiment select proper measuring equipment according to the principle of the detection scheme, and finally, build the detection platform as shown in figure 4-2. choose the japanese panasonic hl-g103-a-c5 diffusion-reflective laser displacement sensor. the sensor has a measuring accuracy of up to 0.5μm, a measuring range of 4mm (28mm to 32mm), and a sampling period of 200μs. the z-axis servo motor drives the acquisition part to move up and down. the servo motor of the scanning system rotates and collects different sections of the cavity parts to obtain multiple measurement results, which are used for the last fitting of cylindricity. the effective stroke of the z-axis feed is 300mm, the linearity is 0.01mm, and the accuracy is ±0.01mm. the servo motor of the scanning system rotates and drives the laser displacement sensor to turn 360° to measure a section inside the cavity. the sensor obtains multiple measuring points, and the rotation angles correspond to the measured data points one by one. according to the size of the sensor, the radius range of the measuring tube and shell of the measuring system is calculated to be 140 mm~260 mm. in the detection system, the motion of the sensor scanning system in xyz space and the drive of the laser displacement sensor rotation is realized by the upper computer control plc, and the measured distance value of the laser displacement sensor is received through the rs-422 interface. 4.1.1. scanning system center correction firstly, the ccd camera is used for preliminary positioning of the workpiece, and then the scanning system is used for rotation center correction. the scanning system scans the inner wall of the workpiece once, calculates the maximum scanning distance value 𝑙𝑚𝑎𝑥 and the measurement value 𝑙1 of the distance at the angle corresponding to the rotation of 180°. set the radius of the workpiece to be detected as 𝑅0, the rotation radius of the laser displacement sensor 𝑟0, and the rotation angle at the maximum distance as 𝜃1, the angle of 𝑙1 here is 𝜃1 + 𝜋 2 ,then: 2𝑟0 + 𝑙𝑚𝑎𝑥 + 𝑙1 = 2𝑅0 the rotation center of the relative laser displacement sensor is the origin of the coordinates, and the coordinates of the above two measuring points can be calculated as follows: 𝐴(𝑥𝑚𝑎𝑥, 𝑦𝑚𝑎𝑥) { 𝑥𝑚𝑎𝑥 = (𝑟0 + 𝑙𝑚𝑎𝑥) ∗ cos 𝜃1 𝑦𝑚𝑎𝑥 = (𝑟0 + 𝑙𝑚𝑎𝑥) ∗ sin 𝜃1 79 𝐵(𝑥1, 𝑦1) { 𝑥1 = (𝑟0 + 𝑙1) ∗ cos (𝜃1 + 𝜋 2 ) 𝑦1 = (𝑟0 + 𝑙1) ∗ sin (𝜃1 + 𝜋 2 ) the rotation center of the laser displacement sensor moves | 𝑙𝑚𝑎𝑥−𝑙1 2 | along the direction of 𝐵𝐴⃗⃗⃗⃗ ⃗ , and this point is the rotation center of the scanning system after correction. lm ax l1 r 0 1 0r laser displacement sensor large size pipe fitting ( )maxmax,a yx ( )11,b yx fig.7 scan center deviation 4.1.2. data collection after camera positioning and center calibration, the z-axis servo motor, scanning system rotation servo motor, and laser displacement sensor move together through the upper computer. the cavity height is 240mm, the cross-section spacing is 10mm, and 20 cross-sections are scanned. the rotating servo motor speed of the scanning system is set to 3r/min, and the sampling frequency of the laser displacement sensor is set to 5khz.the scanning system rotates around to obtain 100,000 measurement points for each section. record the angle of each moment from the starting measurement position. 𝜃𝑖 = 2𝜋 𝑀 ∗ 𝑖 where: 𝜃𝑖 is the angle of the first measuring point relative to the initial measuring point, and m is the number of points obtained by the section. 4.1.3. data processing the upper computer collects the scanning information of the laser displacement sensor and associates the length information with the angle information to calculate the coordinates of each point. the coordinate of the nth measurement point 𝑖 in the nth row (𝑥𝑁𝑖 , 𝑦𝑁𝑖 , 𝑧𝑁) is { 𝑥𝑁𝑖 = (𝑟0 + 𝑙𝑖) ∗ cos 𝜃𝑖 𝑦𝑁𝑖 = (𝑟0 + 𝑙𝑖) ∗ sin 𝜃𝑖 𝑧𝑁 = 240 − 10𝑁 where, 𝑙𝑖 is the distance between the sensor and the measuring point 𝑖 , and 𝜃𝑖 is the angle value of each measuring point relative to the initial measuring point; xniis the horizontal coordinate of the measuring point 𝑖 on the nth layer, 𝑦𝑁𝑖 is the ordinate of the measuring point on the nth layer; i = 1, 2, 3,···, n; n = 1, 2, 3,···, n; 4.2. analysisreal-time evaluation curve of cylindricity the interior of the pipe fitting was scanned layer by layer to establish the data model. a total of 20 sections were observed in this experimental model. the scanned data were processed, and the results are shown in figure 8. the coordinates in the x and y directions of the center of the smallest square circle of each section were different, and the roundness error of the team fluctuated all the time. after the scanning of all areas is completed, the tangent circle's maximum radius and the outer circle's minimum radius in all sections are selected to construct the curve of the tangent circle's maximum radius and the outer circle's minimum radius, as shown in fig. 9. the minimum cylindrical surface was constructed by calculating the maximum radius curve of the minimum outer circle and the minimum radius curve of the maximum tangent circle. the cylindricity error was calculated as 1149.9129-149.675710.2372. x y z fig. 8 digital twin scatter plot 2 4 6 8 10 149.65 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(in chinese) frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 28 trajectory tracking of mobile robot based on improved hierarchical sliding mode control rong wang*, yongchun liu school of sichuan university of science and engineer a. college of automation and information engineering, sichuan, china. * corresponding author: rong wang abstract: a control algorithm based on pd control and non-singular terminal hierarchical sliding mode control is proposed for tracking control of mobile robot systems. first establish a dynamic model of mobile robot under cartesian coordinate system, the system can be divided into subsystems of posture and position, attitude subsystem by using pd control, location subsystem using non-singular terminal hierarchical sliding mode control, the introduction of the system state higher order term, improve the system in the convergence speed and stability of the sliding surface, the system reaches a steady state in a limited time; finally, the stability of the system is proved theoretically, and the effectiveness of the control method is verified by simulation. keywords: mobile robot; hierarchical sliding mode control; terminal sliding mode control; pd control. 1. introduction in underactuated systems, the number of control variables is less than the number of degrees of freedom, so that the partial degrees of freedom of the system cannot be directly controlled; common underactuated systems include manipulators, mobile robots, quadrotor uavs, etc.; among them, the mobile robot is a multi-input and multi-output system, and the research is relatively complex. the trajectory tracking technology is an important part of the mobile robot control field. the error between the trajectory of the mobile robot and the reference trajectory is an important indicator of the trajectory tracking performance [ 2,3]. sliding mode control method is a simple and effective robust control method, and the response is fast. the control method designs the error-related sliding surface of the system error. when the system control quantity reaches the sliding surface, the system tends to be stable, so as to realize the trajectory tracking control of the mobile robot. lee et al. proposed to apply sliding mode control to wheeled mobile robot, so that the mobile robot can run steadily on the target trajectory. however, the above method is only to construct a single-layer sliding mode. for multi-input multi-output system, it is difficult to control all variables of the whole system by constructing a sliding surface. wang et al. [ 5, 6, 7] proposed a robust nonlinear controller based on hierarchical sliding mode control for a class of underactuated systems to achieve the balance and motion of the underactuated system; the stability of the closed-loop system is obtained by using lyapunov stability criterion and barbalat lemma. pham et al. proposed a new trajectory tracking control algorithm for wheeled mobile robots, which combines hierarchical sliding mode and backstepping control methods. the tracking control guarantees the closed-loop stability and zero tracking error. however, the hierarchical sliding mode control in the above literature adopts ordinary linear sliding surface, which can only guarantee the asymptotic convergence of the system but cannot guarantee the convergence time. man [ 9, 10] et al. when designing the sliding surface; the nonlinear sliding surface is used to replace the traditional linear sliding surface, and the terminal sliding mode control is proposed, which makes the convergence time of the system limited. however, singular problems will occur when the parameters are not set. then a nonsingular terminal sliding mode control is proposed to solve the singular problem of general terminal sliding mode control. the control objective of this paper is to control the mobile robot system to complete the tracking control with the actual control input torque 𝜏1, 𝜏2 . the mobile robot can keep moving along the ideal trajectory. linear sliding surface is used in the hierarchical sliding mode control method in the above literature. although the convergence problem of the system is solved, the sliding surface does not converge in finite time, which makes the system chattering larger. in this paper, on the basis of reference, the terminal sliding mode control instead of the ordinary sliding mode control can effectively improve the time of the system convergence to the stable state and the effect of the system to suppress the chattering problem that often occurs in the sliding film controller. secondly, the non-singular terminal sliding mode control can avoid the singular point problem in the hierarchical sliding surface. at the same time, the convergence time of the system can be obtained. the fast power reaching law can improve the speed of the system convergence, effectively eliminate the chattering phenomenon and verify the asymptotic stability of the system. 2. dynamic modeling of mobile robots figure 1. mobile robots according to the structure of the nonholonomic mobile robot, point c is the geometric center between two wheels, point m is the focus of the robot, and 𝑞 = [𝑥 𝑦 𝜃]𝑇represents the position coordinates of point m in cartesian coordinate system. d is the distance between two 29 points, and θ is the direction angle of the robot. assuming that the mobile robot can only move along the direction of the vertical drive wheel, it must meet the condition of pure rolling without sliding �̇� 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 − �̇� 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 − 𝑑�̇� = 0 (1) by nonholonomic constraints 𝐴𝑇(𝑞)�̇� = 0 (2) the constraint matrix is 𝐴𝑇(𝑞) = [− 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 −𝑑]𝑇 (3) according to euler-lagrange principle, the dynamic model of the robot is[11,12] where 𝑀(𝑞) ∈ 𝑅3×3 is the inertia matrix, 𝐶(𝑞, �̇�) ∈ 𝑅3×3 is a matrix of centripetal and oosnad forces, 𝐺(𝑞) ∈ 𝑅3 is the gravity matrix, 𝐹(�̇�) ∈ 𝑅3 is friction, τ𝑑 ∈ 𝑅 3 for external disturbances,𝐴𝑇 ∈ 𝑅3×1is the constraint matrix; λ ∈ 𝑅 is a lagrange multiplier, 𝐵(𝑞) ∈ 𝑅3×2 is the input transformation matrix, τ ∈ 𝑅2 is the control input torque, where𝑀(𝑞), 𝐶(𝑞, �̇�), 𝐵(𝑞), 𝐺(𝑞), τ, λ is defined as 𝑀(𝑞) = [ 𝑚 0 𝑚𝑑 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 0 𝑚 −𝑚𝑑 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 𝑚𝑑 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 −𝑚𝑑 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 𝐼 ], 𝐶(𝑞, �̇�) = [ 0 0 −𝑚𝑑�̇� 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 0 0 𝑚𝑑�̇� 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 0 0 0 ],𝐺(𝑞) = 0, 𝐵(𝑞) = 1 𝑟 [ 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 𝑅 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 −𝑅 ],τ = [ τ𝑟 τ𝑙 ], 𝐹(�̇�) = 0,λ = −𝑚(�̇� 𝑐𝑜𝑠 𝜃 + �̇� 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃)�̇�. where𝑚is the quality of the robot; 𝑟is the radius of the left and right wheels; 𝐼 is the moment of inertia; τ𝑟 , τ𝑙 are the control torque of the left and right wheels; since the control input is the torque of the robot's left and right wheels, it is ordered { 𝑢1 = τ𝑟 + τ𝑙 𝑢2 = τ𝑟 − τ𝑙 (4) in this paper, considering the case where the geometric center c and the center of gravity m coincide, that is d=0, the dynamic model of the robot can be obtained: { �̈� = λ 𝑚 𝑠𝑖𝑛 𝜃 + 1 𝑚𝑟 𝑢1 𝑐𝑜𝑠 θ �̈� = − λ 𝑚 𝑐𝑜𝑠 θ+ 1 𝑚𝑟 𝑢1 𝑠𝑖𝑛 θ θ̈ = 𝑅 𝐼𝑟 𝑢2 (5) 3. controller design since the mobile robot is a typical underdrive system, the input control amount of the system is (𝑢1, 𝑢2) , and the controlled output amount is (𝑥, 𝑦, θ), in order to ensure that the system can be effectively controlled, the system is divided into a posture subsystem and a position subsystem, the attitude subsystem utilizes pd control, and the position subsystem utilizes improved hierarchical sliding mode control to ensure that the system reaches a stable state. 3.1. position subsystem controller in this paper, hierarchical sliding mode control method is chosen to make a single control input to control the two subsystems ideal stable state, so that the entire position control system to achieve the ideal state. 3.1.1. sub-section headings nonsingular terminal sliding mode control in the design of the sliding surface, the nonlinear function is used instead of the linear sliding surface, so that the tracking error of the system can converge to zero in a finite time. thus, improving the dynamic performance of the system. the general form of nonsingular sliding surface is: 𝑠 = 𝑥 + 1 𝑐 �̇� 𝑝 𝑞 (6) where 𝑐 > 0, 𝑝, 𝑞 are positive odd, and 𝑝 > 𝑞. 3.1.2. hierarchical singular terminal sliding mode controller design by using hierarchical sliding mode control, the conversion from multi-objective control to single-objective control is realized, and the control design of the system is simplified. the above dynamic model can be represented by a general second-order underactuated system model: 1 2 2 1 1 3 4 4 2 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) x x x f x g x u t x x x f x g x u t =  = +  =  = + (7) where 1 1( ) sin ( ) cosf x x m mr   =  = g 𝑓2(𝑥) = − λ 𝑚 𝑐𝑜𝑠 θ , g1(𝑥) = λ 𝑚𝑟 𝑠𝑖𝑛 θ, 𝑥 = [𝑥 𝑦 θ]𝑇 , 𝑢(𝑡) = 𝑢2(𝑡) is the system input, the tracking error of two state variables of the position subsystem is defined as? 1 2 3 4 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) d d d d e t x t x t e t x t x t e t y t y t e t y t y t = −  = −  = −  = − (8) the parameter trajectory of. design the first sliding surface for (8) : 𝑠1 = 𝑒1 + 1 𝑐1 𝑠𝑖𝑔(𝑒2)𝛾1 , 𝑠2 = 𝑒3 + 1 𝑐2 𝑠𝑖𝑔(𝑒4)𝛾2 (9) where 𝑐1, 𝑐2 , 𝛾1, 𝛾2 are positive constant, and 0 < 𝛾1 < 1,0 < 𝛾2 < 1 . according to the equivalent control method, each equivalent control quantity of the position subsystem can be obtained as follows: 𝑢𝑒𝑞1 = − 1 𝑔1(𝑥) (𝑓1(𝑥) + 𝑐1 𝑞1 𝑝1 𝑒2 2− 𝑝1 𝑞1) (10) 𝑢𝑒𝑞2 = − 1 𝑔2(𝑥) (𝑓2(𝑥) + 𝑐2 𝑞2 𝑝2 𝑒4 2− 𝑝2 𝑞2) (11) construct the second sliding surface: 𝑆 = 𝛼𝑠1 + 𝛾𝑠2 (12) w𝛼, 𝛾here is a normal number, and𝛼𝑔1(𝑥) + 𝛾𝑔2(𝑥) ≠ 0. in order to ensure that the two state variables of the position subsystem can slide stably along the respective sliding surface, the control input of the position subsystem needs to contain the equivalent control quantity on each sub-sliding surface. therefore, the total control input of the position subsystem is: 𝑢1 = 𝑢𝑒𝑞1 + 𝑢𝑒𝑞2 + 𝑢𝑠𝑤 (13) where 𝑢𝑠𝑤 is the switching control quantity of the position subsystem in the approach stage? in order to obtain the control input 𝑢1 of the position subsystem, the switching control part 𝑢𝑠𝑤 of the controller needs to be further determined. where 𝑓1(𝑥), 𝑓2(𝑥), 𝑔1(𝑥), 𝑔2(𝑥) will be respectively denoted by 𝑓1, 𝑓2, 𝑔1, 𝑔2 . the exponential approach law is adopted: �̇� = −𝜂𝑠𝑎𝑡(𝑆) − 𝑘𝑆 (14) 30 where 𝜂, 𝑘 are the normal number, 𝑠𝑎𝑡(𝑆) is the saturation function, δis the boundary layer, 𝑘 = 1 δ , and its specific definition is as follows: 𝑠𝑎𝑡(𝑆) = { 1 𝑘𝑠 −1 𝑆 > δ |𝑆| ≤ δ 𝑆 < −δ (15) the switching control quantity of the position subsystem in the approach stage is: 𝑢𝑠𝑤 = − 𝛾𝑔2(𝑥)𝑢𝑒𝑞1 𝛼𝑔1(𝑥)+𝛾𝑔2(𝑥) − 𝛼𝑔1(𝑥)𝑢𝑒𝑞2 𝛼𝑔1(𝑥)+𝛾𝑔2(𝑥) − 𝜂𝑠𝑎𝑡(𝑆)+𝑘𝑆 𝛼𝑔1(𝑥)+𝛾𝑔2(𝑥) (16) then the control quantity of the position subsystem is: 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 4 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 ( ( ) ) ( ( ) ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) eq eq sw p p q q u u u u q q f x c e f x c e p p sat s ks g x g x g x g x g x g x          − − = + + + + + = − − − + + + (17) the lyapunov theorem is used to find the switching control quantity of the position subsystem, and the lyapunov function is constructed as follows 𝑉 = 1 2 𝑆2 (18) take the derivative of the above equation 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 4 4 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 4 4 1 1 2 2 ( ) ( ( ) ( )) ( ( ( )) ( ( ))) = ( ( ( ( ))) ( ( p p q q p p q q p p q q eq eq sw v ss s s s p p s e e e e e e c q c q p p s e e f g u e e f g u c q c q p p s e e f g u u u e e f c q c q         − − − − − − = = + = + + + = + + + + + + + + + + + 2 2 1 2 2 ( )))) | | 0 eq eq swg u u u s ks + + + = − −  (19) 3.1.3. stability analysis theorem 1 for the underactuated system shown in equation (7), if the sub-sliding mode surfaces of each level are designed according to equations (9) respectively, and the control law shown in equation (17) is adopted, the sliding mode surface of the second layer of the position subsystem is asymptotically stable. proof: according to equation (19) : �̇� = −𝑆 ∗ (𝜂𝑠𝑎𝑡(𝑆) − 𝑘𝑆) = −𝜂|𝑆| − 𝑘𝑆2 ≤ 0 (20) combining equation (18), it can be seen that 𝑉 > 0 . according to lyapunov theorem, the position subsystem is stable. by integrating t on both sides of equation (19), we can get: 𝑉(0) = 𝑉(𝑡) + ∫ 𝜂 𝑡 0 |𝑆| + 𝑘𝑆2𝑑𝑡 ≥ ∫ 𝜂 𝑡 0 |𝑆| + 𝑘𝑆2𝑑𝑡 (21) then according to barbalat's theorem [13], when 𝑡 → ∞, 𝑙𝑖𝑚 𝑡→∞ 𝑆 = 0. the second sliding mode surface can be proved to be asymptotically stable. theorem 2: for an underactuated system shown in eq. (7), if the sub-surfaces of each level are designed according to eq.(9), respectively, and the control law shown in eq. (17) is adopted, the sum of the two first-level sliding surfaces of the position subsystem is asymptotically stable. from the barbalat theorem and lyapunov theorem, it can be proved that theorem 2 holds [7], and the position subsystem is asymptotically stable. attitude subsystem controller for attitude subsystem �̈� = 𝑅 𝐼𝑟 𝑢2 (22) assume that the ideal angle command is 𝜃𝑑 , and the tracking error is 𝑒𝜃 = 𝜃 − 𝜃𝑑 , for attitude subsystem, pd control method is adopted to design the control law as follows: 𝑢2 = −𝐾𝑝𝑒𝜃 − 𝐾𝑑�̇�𝜃 (23) where 𝐾𝑝, 𝐾𝑑 is the normal number? let's take the lyapunov function as 𝑉 = 1 2 𝐼𝑟 𝑅 �̇�𝑇�̇� + 1 2 𝐾𝑝𝑒 𝑇𝑒 (24) since 𝐼, 𝑟, 𝐾𝑝 they are all normal numbers, it can be known that 𝑉 is positive definite. then the derivative of the above formula can be obtained as follows: 2 ( ) 0 p p d p d ir v ee k ee e k e k e k e r k e = + = − − + = −  (25) since it is semi-negative definite and positive definite, the attitude subsystem is stable. 4. literature references in order to verify the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed control method, a trajectory tracking control experiment of wheeled mobile robot was conducted using matlab/simulink simulation environment. the parameters of the mobile robot are selected according to the reference [12]. the specific parameters of the mobile robot system are shown in table 1: table 1. three scheme comparing 𝑚/𝑘𝑔 𝑅/𝑚 𝑟/𝑚 𝐼/(𝑘𝑔/𝑚2) 4 0.2 0.04 2.5 the parameters of non-singular terminal layered sliding mode controller (nthsmc) are as follows: 𝛼 = 1, 𝛾 = 50, 𝑐1 = 35 , 𝑐2 = 35 , 𝑞1 = 55 , 𝑝1 = 53 , 𝑞2 = 55 , 𝑝2 = 53 , 𝜂 = 5 , 𝑘 = 5 , δ = 0.005 . the parameters of the pd controller are as follows: 𝐾𝑝 = 5 , 𝐾𝑑 = 10 . set the circle trajectory with the center of the ideal trajectory as the origin and the radius as 2: { 𝑥𝑑(𝑡) = 2 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃𝑑 𝑦𝑑(𝑡) = 2 𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜃𝑑 𝜃𝑑 = 0.1𝑡 type of; the starting position of the mobile robot is set as 𝑞 = [0 0 𝜋 2 ]; the mobile robot is simulated and analyzed. the parameters of the layered sliding mode controller (hsmc) are 𝛼 = 1 , 𝛾 = 50 , 𝑐1 = 35 , 𝑐2 = 35 , 𝜂 = 5 , 𝑘 = 5 , δ = 0.005. fio. 2 shows the motion trajectory of the mobile robot. it can be seen from fio. 2 that the actual trajectory can quickly track the given desired trajectory and keep the basic coincidence, which highlights the effectiveness of the controller. when the controller parameters are consistent, n tsmc has higher tracking performance than hsmc, but hsmc cannot achieve the tracking purpose. fio. 3 is the tracking error curve. it can be seen from the curve that around 10s, the system gradually enters the steady state, and the mobile robot starts to run along the circular trajectory, and the tracking error all converges to zero, which has good trajectory tracking performance. fio. 4 shows the variation trend of each sliding mode surface under non-singular terminal layered sliding mode control (nthsmc) and the total sliding mode surface after linear combination. it can be seen from figure 4 that the sub-sliding surface and the combined sliding surface under nthsmc can achieve a fast and stable trend and remain in a stable state, while effectively reducing chattering. although the convergence speed is different, they all converge to zero in finite time. the convergence speed of each sliding mode surface can be achieved by adjusting the parameter size of the controller, or by improving the reaching law to accelerate the convergence speed. figure 5 is the change curve track of the input control sum of the position subsystem and the attitude subsystem. it can 31 be seen that the convergence curve of the controller is gradually stable and finally converges to a stable state. figure 2. trajectory of the mobile robot figure 3. the tracking error curve figure 4. the sliding mode surface figure 5. the input control curve 5. conclusion this paper presents the design and implementation of a controller based on mobile robot which combines nonsingular terminal sliding mode control and pd control. the first layer of the layered sliding mode controller is a nonsingular terminal sliding mode control structure for each variable of the position subsystem, and the second layer is a linear combination of the first layer. the advantage of the proposed control method is that it can reach the desired stable state in a given time. the simulation results show that the control method has good stability and robustness. references [1] sun ning，fang yongchun: a review for the control of a class of underactuated systems, caai transactions on intelligent systems,vol. 6 (2011) no.3, p.200-207. 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[14] van nguyen t, le h x, tran h v, et al: an efficient approach for simo systems using adaptive fuzzy hierarchical sliding mode control, 2021 ieee international conference on autonomous robot systems and competitions (santa maria da feira, portugalbangkok, april 28-29,2021), p. 85-90 [15] wang yufeng, chen weiti, si xiangling, qi pei, yu wenkai: research on augmented nonlinear pd control for delta robot, journal of shandong university,vol.12 (2021) ,p. 62-66. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 76 a network intrusion detection model based on principal component analysis and random forest le yang 1, hua chen2 * 1 foshan network security emergency command center, foshan, 528000, china 2 foshan human resources public service center, foshan, 528000, china * corresponding author: hua chen (email: chenh393@mail2.sysu.edu.cn) abstract: network intrusion data has the characteristics of high dimension, nonlinearity and redundancy. to solve the problem of low detection rate of traditional dimensionality reduction and detection methods, a network intrusion detection method based on principal component analysis combined with random forest is proposed. firstly, the data dimension of network intrusion is reduced by principal component analysis to eliminate redundant information between data, and then the processed data is classified and trained by using random forest classifier. the algorithm is verified by the network intrusion nsl_kdd dataset. the experimental results show that compared with other network intrusion detection methods, the method has fast learning speed, high detection accuracy, low false negative rate and low false positive rate. an efficient, real-time and good network intrusion detection method. keywords: network security; intrusion detection; principal component analysis; random forest. 1. introduction with the development and application of information technologies such as cloud computing and big data, the scale of various server cluster networks is becoming more and more large and complex, and at the same time, it is also facing more and more network security threats [1]. network intrusion detection is one of the effective means to improve network security. it judges normal behavior or abnormal behavior according to network traffic data or host data, which can be abstracted into classification behavior, and machine learning has a powerful ability to solve classification problems, so many research attempts to use machine learning algorithms in intrusion detection models [2]. among various intrusion detection methods based on machine learning models, the method based on random forest model has good results in terms of training time, false alarm rate, and detection ability of unknown attacks. reference [3] uses one-r fast attribute to solve the problem of inefficiency caused by excessive randomness in the selection of attributes of the random forest model when encountering highdimensional data, and achieved good spatiotemporal performance and low false positive and false negative rates in the experiment. literature [4] proposes a method of using knn to delete outlier data and then combining with multilevel random forest to detect network attacks, which can effectively detect probe, u2r, r2l and other attacks on the kdd cup99 dataset. some other methods combined with artificial intelligence are also used in network intrusion detection. reference [5] proposes a pca-bp neural network intrusion detection method. by reducing the dimension of data features and correcting weights, the shortcomings of slow convergence of bp neural network are improved and the detection performance is improved. literature [6] proposes an intrusion detection algorithm based on pca and svm (support vector machines), but the accuracy is low for individual attack types. this paper proposes an intrusion detection algorithm based on pca and random forest classification. the data is first reduced by pca and then classified by random forest, and the effectiveness of the algorithm is verified by experiments. 2. decision tree and random forest 2.1. decision tree a decision tree is a classifier model and the basis for forming random forests. common decision tree generation algorithms mainly include id3 [7], c4.5 [8], cart [9], etc. among them, id3 algorithm is the first influential decision tree generation algorithm, and the latter two algorithms are in its on the basis of optimization or borrowing its idea. the id3 algorithm introduces the concept of information entropy in information theory and defines the information gain of feature attributes. assuming that a total sample set d can be divided into m different categories according to the target attribute, then the information entropy of this sample is:  = −= m i i p i pdh 1 2 log)( (1) where ip is the proportion of the ith type of subsample set id in the total sample set d , or the probability that id appears. the information gain brought by an attribute to the whole is equal to the difference between the total information entropy and the residual information entropy after the attribute is selected. assuming that the information gain of attribute a is to be obtained, and attribute a has k different values, the total sample should be divided into several sub samples ),, 1 , 1 ( k ddd  according to the value of attribute a, and the entropy of each sub sample should be calculated respectively, and then the residual information entropy can be obtained by weighted summation.  = = k i i dh dlen i dlen ar 1 )( )( )( )( (2) 77 where len () represents the size of the sample set in parentheses. according to the total information entropy and residual information entropy, the information gain of attribute a is: )()()( ardhag −= (3) according to the information entropy theory, when the probability of occurrence of each type of sub-sample in the total sample is the same, that is, for any i , there is mpi 1/= , the maximum information entropy is m 2log . however, if the probability of occurrence of one type of subsample is much higher than that of other types of subsample, the smaller the information entropy is, and when there is only one type of subsample, the minimum information entropy is 0. therefore, the key idea of id3 algorithm is to minimize the residual information entropy after classification according to certain attributes, so that the purity of each subsample after division is higher. every time id3 algorithm selects the feature attributes used for splitting, it needs to calculate the information gain of all the feature attributes, select the feature attribute with the largest information gain, divide the sample into several sub samples according to this feature attribute, and then repeat the process until all the samples belong to the same category, or most of the samples belong to the same category. 2.2. random forest because decision trees are easy to over fit when facing samples with higher dimensions, most practical applications use integrated models based on decision trees, in which random forest is a classifier composed of multiple independent decision trees. random forest has the advantages of strong generalization ability, fast training speed, can deal with high-dimensional data and does not need feature selection. it has been widely used in many classification problems. the training process of random forest is actually to build several decision trees. until each decision tree is built, the random forest will be trained. the training samples of each decision tree are sampled from the whole training samples by bootstrap method, and the feature attributes used for classification of each decision tree are randomly selected from all feature attributes, usually the number of selected attributes is less than the total number of feature attributes. during the test of random forest, for any test sample, each decision tree will independently judge the category of the sample, and finally the classification results of the entire random forest will be obtained by voting the classification results of all decision trees. suppose that for a test sample x, the output of the kthdecision tree is ixfk =)( (4) where i represents the serial number of a category, the set of serial numbers of the decision tree output as i is:  kkix k fk i s ,,2,1,)(| === (5) where k represents the number of decision trees. so, the output of the whole random forest is: mi i slenx k f ,,2,1 ))(max(arg)( = = (6) where i max()arg represents the largest expression value in the parentheses in all i , and ()len represents the size of the set in the parentheses. 2.3. principal component analysis principal component analysis is a data analysis method proposed by k. pearson more than a century ago. principal component analysis is also a common multi-attribute analysis method. its core idea is data dimension reduction. the feature of principal component analysis is very meaningful. when there are many analysis indicators and the process is complex, principal component analysis can simplify the analysis process and reduce the amount of calculation. because pca has the advantages of objectivity, simple calculation and convenient application, it has been widely used in mathematical modeling, mathematical analysis and other disciplines the detailed steps of principal component analysis are as follows: establish evaluation matrix suppose the number of network attack sample is m , and the number of data characteristic parameters (evaluation parameters) is n , then the evaluation matrix is: ( ) 11 1 1 x= = 1,2,..., ; 1, 2,..., n ij m n m mn x x x x x i m j n              = = (7) where represents the evaluation value of the parameter of the sample. normalize evaluation matrix the purpose of normalization is to eliminate the dimensional influence between parameters, so as to solve the comparability between data parameter indicators. after data normalization, the original data are in the same order of magnitude, which is suitable for comprehensive comparison and evaluation. the standardized formula is as follows: ij j ij j x x z  − = (8) 1 1 = m j ij i x x m =  (9) ( ) 2 1 1 m j ij j i x x m  = = − (10) where jx is the average value of the parameter and j is the variance of the parameter? the standardized matrix is: ( 1,2,..., ; 1,2,..., )ij m n z z i m j n   = = =  (11) calculate the correlation coefficient matrix r. ( ), 1,2,...,kj n n r r k j n   = =  (12) solve the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the correlation coefficient matrix, and determine the principal components. suppose 0n21   are the eigenvalues of the ij x jth ith jth jth 78 correlation coefficient matrix and gigg lll ,,, 21  are the corresponding eigenvectors. then the solution of the principal component is as follows: 1 ( 1,2, , ) n i gi ij j f l z i n = = = (13) determine the number of principal components. in order to minimize workload and information loss, only the first principal components are retained. the value of can be determined by the cumulative contribution rate ( )k , and the criteria are as follows: ( ) 1 / n g g g g   = =  (14) ( ) 1 1 1 ( / ) k k n g g g g g g k    = = = = =   (15) in equation (14), ( )g refers to the contribution rate of each principal component. in general, the greater the value of principal component contribution rate ( )g , the richer the information of the original variables contained in the principal component. generally, principal components with cumulative contribution rate higher than 80% and eigenvalue greater than 1 are taken as the final selected principal components. after determining the principal component fraction, the eigenvector corresponding to the eigenvalues of each principal component is calculated according to the eigenvalues of the correlation coefficient matrix, and the impact of each index on the principal component can be known according to the descending order of the eigenvector coefficients. the larger the value of the coefficient, the greater the influence of the index on the principal component. if the coefficient value is less than 0.1, the influence on the principal component is negligible. according to the above steps, a complete indicator parameter system can be established, which can fully reflect the information contained in each indicator parameter, eliminate the correlation between each indicator parameter, and facilitate further data analysis. 2.4. intrusion detection algorithm based on pca and random forest classification pca algorithm has good data processing ability. it can reduce the dimension of a large number of data to reduce the amount of data while retaining the main information in the data, and can remove noise such as outliers in the data. but for a group of data, the algorithm itself cannot give any useful information, and the random forest classifier can effectively classify the data and can effectively prevent the data from over fitting. therefore, according to the characteristics of pca and random forest classification, this paper proposes an intrusion detection algorithm based on pca and random forest classification, which combines pca and random forest classification to improve the accuracy of classification and reduce the false alarm rate of the algorithm. the training steps of intrusion detection algorithm are as follows: select the number of maximum characteristic values (k value) to be retained according to the properties of the original data. pca is used to reduce the dimension of the data (retain the first k features with the largest eigenvalue), and remove the noise. according to the data characteristics after preprocessing, the forest density (the number of decision trees) of the random forest classifier is selected. the random forest classifier is used to train the data to get a classifier that can be used for intrusion detection. select different k values and forest densities to repeat the above steps, compare the impact of different k values and forest densities on the classifier, and select the best classification result as the final classifier. the training flow chart of the intrusion detection algorithm proposed in this paper is shown in figure 1. point value pca classifier is selected for initial data, and forest density is selected for random forest classification. it is worth mentioning that, because the characteristics of different data sets are very different, the ideal k values and forest density values under different data sets are often very different, and there is no universally applicable optimal solution. for general data sets, if the k value is too large, the pca feature reduction and denoising effect cannot be well exerted; if the value of k is too small, the data will lose most of its original information. in addition, the data distribution of some datasets is too sparse. for these datasets, the ideal k value is often small; for data sets with very dense data distribution, the ideal k value is often large, or even nearly the same dimension as the original data set. figure 1. flow chart of intrusion detection algorithm there are also corresponding judgments on the forest density of random forests. if the number of decision trees in the forest is too small, the over fitting phenomenon of data cannot be eliminated well, and the advantages of the random forest method cannot be reflected. if the number of decision trees in the forest exceeds a certain limit, the new decision trees will not improve the classification effect of the random forest classifier, but will drag down the overall classification speed due to the increased amount of calculation. therefore, this paper adopts a trial and error method for the selection of k value and forest density, constantly enumerates possible k values and forest density for experiments and comparison, and finally selects the value that conforms to the dataset used in this paper. 3. experiments in the experimental part, nsl_kdd dataset is used, which is derived from kdd99 dataset. although the nsl_kdd dataset is still not a perfect dataset compared with the real network environment, it is an effective benchmark dataset for intrusion detection researchers. it solves some inherent problems of kdd99 dataset, such as redundant records in the training set, so the classifier will not favor records with high frequency, and the number of records in the training set and test set is reasonable. nsl_kdd dataset is widely used in intrusion detection field. the nsl_kdd dataset contains normal and abnormal data. the data can be divided into 23 categories according to different attack modes, which can be further classified into 5 categories. in this experiment, 30% of k k k 79 nslkdd data set is used, of which 15% is used as the training set and the other 15% as the test set. in this paper, cart decision tree based on gini index is used to construct multiple random forests with forest density ranging from 1 to 20. the experimental results show that, with the increase of the number of decision trees in the random forest, the growth rate of experimental accuracy is decreasing. when the number of decision trees exceeds 20, the growth tends to be flat slow. therefore, this paper divides the [1,20] interval and lists the accuracy of using pca to reduce data to different dimensions (5 dimensions, 10 dimensions, 20 dimensions) when the number of decision trees in the random forest is 5, 10, 20 and more. the data is divided into 5 categories (normal, dos, u2r, r2l, probe) and 2 categories (normal, abnormal), that is, the classification accuracy without pca preprocessing is compared when there is only a single decision tree. the comparison is shown in table 1 and table 2. table 1. classification accuracy when data is divided into 5 categories number accuracy k 1 5 10 20 20+ 5 85.1 86.7 88.4 89.3 89.4 10 85.6 88.5 91.1 90.4 90.3 20 86.4 89.6 89.4 88.9 90.2 without pca 79.43 80.2 79.1 79.5 79.6 table 2. classification accuracy when data is divided into 2 categories number accuracy k 1 5 10 20 20+ 5 94.7 97.5 98.1 98.3 98.2 10 95.7 97.5 98.6 98.5 98.4 without pca 94.6 96.8 97.1 97.5 97.9 it can be seen from table 1 and table 2 that for the nsl_kdd dataset used in the experiment, the increase in the number of decision trees in the random forest has no significant impact on the accuracy. the classification accuracy rate when the data is divided into two categories is significantly higher than that when the data is divided into five categories. however, no matter whether the data is divided into 5 or 2 categories, the classification accuracy of this method is higher than that of the decision tree algorithm. when the data is divided into five categories, the accuracy can be effectively improved by using pca to reduce the dimensions of the data and then classify them. when the data is divided into two categories, pca dimension reduction can improve the accuracy of classification to a certain extent, but it is not as obvious as when the data is divided into five categories. since the accuracy of pca is not different when the data is reduced to 5 and 10 dimensions when the data is divided into 2 categories, the test is not continued when the data is reduced to 20 dimensions. this paper also tested the accuracy of several commonly used machine learning classification methods when dividing the experimental data into two categories and five categories under the same data set, as shown in table 3. it can be seen that the best performance is the svm method using the kernel function, with the accuracy rate reaching 90%, and the accuracy rate of the other classification methods is only about 80%. table 3. experimental results of some common classification methods in the same dataset classification type method 2 categories 5 categories svm 82.5 78.7 svm (kernel function) 90.8 86.3 naive bayesian 80.3 77.4 logistic regression 78.6 74.9 4. conclusion this paper proposes an intrusion detection method based on pca and random forest classification by using the idea of data cleaning before classification. firstly, pca is used to reduce the feature dimension of a large number of data to reduce the amount of computation and remove the noise in the data; then, the reduced dimension data are trained using a random forest classifier. the experimental results show that the 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[9] steinberg d. cart: classification and regression trees ［m］. the top ten algorithms in data mining. chapman and hall/crc, 2009:193-216. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 107 smart medical system based on 5g and iot technology yajing liu * college of mechanical and electrical engineering, shanghai jian qiao university, shanghai 201306, china * corresponding author email: lyj31533@163.com abstract: with the development of mobile technology, remote smart healthcare has become an important part of modern medical care. the emergence of smart healthcare has broken the confines of traditional healthcare. 5g networks are evolving into the latest standard that can support huge data volume transmission and low latency performance, and it can certainly drive remote smart healthcare as a truly viable development path. the implementation of iot technologies will greatly enhance the centrality of the healthcare industry. in this paper, we will explore the feasibility of implementing smart healthcare through 5g networks, discuss its advantages and differences compared to traditional medical care, analyze the key technical support of iot for smart healthcare, and list the applications of iot technologies in smart healthcare, and finally provide an outlook on the future development of smart healthcare. keywords: smart healthcare; 5g network; iot; data acquisition; data fusion; data transmission. 1. introduction in recent years, scientists and technologists have continued to come up with new modes of thinking, and rapidly developing technologies have led to huge breakthroughs in medical technology. currently, the next generation of mobile communication technology is very advanced, and the 5g era has enabled a great trend in smart healthcare. medical image analysis, intelligent case processing, intelligent diagnosis, remote medical monitoring, and other technologies have become the core of intelligent medical applications, and a new generation of intelligent technologies will drive the medical field towards intelligent progress. 2. advantages of intelligent medical care over traditional medical care compared to traditional medical activities, remote intelligent medical care has many significant advantages. firstly, smart healthcare can greatly improve the patient service experience, not only making it more convenient for patients to access services, but also reducing the health burden on them. secondly, smart healthcare also contributes to improved hospital resource utilization, helping to reduce and optimize hospital input costs and utilization rates. additionally, smart healthcare can achieve virtual participation as well as the dissemination of experts and their resources across distances, providing patients with safe, convenient, and effective healthcare services. 3. 5g network: supporting remote smart healthcare 5g, the fifth-generation cell phone action communication standard, also known as the fifth-generation mobile communication technology [1], is a new mobile communication technology with ultra-high bandwidth, ultralow latency, and ultra-high speed. compared to 4g, 5g has a qualitative leap in speed, and its peak rate will increase by tens of times, from 100 mb per second in 4g to tens of gb per second. at the same time, end-to-end latency will also be reduced from tens of milliseconds in 4g to a few milliseconds in 5g. this means that 5g dramatically increases the speed of our internet access and communications, allowing faster and more stable data to be sent and received with lower power consumption. as a result, it will be the new technology that enables almost real-time transmission and drives the development of remote smart healthcare. with the spread of 5g, high-capacity data streams can be run quickly, accurately, and securely without time, space, or policy barriers. as an example, tele-smart healthcare systems can already transmit through barriers from any location, allowing healthcare professionals to receive and transmit patient data in real time so that tests can be performed more efficiently to confirm diagnoses. network communication technologies and basic healthcare institutional settings and resource allocation provide a good material basis for an efficient response to remote services in the internet of medical things [2]. in the medical field, the application of iot and artificial intelligence technologies based on the advantages of 5g technology such as high bandwidth, low latency, and large connectivity can achieve an overall improvement in the level of intelligent medical services. the integration of 5g intelligent medical care can better and more quickly meet the new needs of patients for medical services, and provide strong technical support to promote the construction and development of intelligent medicine and health industries [3]. while integrating 5g technology into iot, it can give rise to various medical scenarios such as medical image analysis, health management and disease prediction [4]. 4. technical support of iot for smart healthcare smart healthcare uses iot technology to achieve a comprehensive upgrade of medical information by collecting, fusing, and transmitting data from patients, doctors, and medical devices to achieve fast, efficient, and accurate medical services, improve the efficiency of resource utilization, and enhance the quality of medical services and patients' experiences. 108 4.1. data acquisition the core of the internet of things (iot) is iot sensing, which collects data through sensing technology. smart healthcare data collection mainly includes medical devices, patient monitoring, and medical team collaboration. medical equipment connected to the iot can monitor and record equipment status in real-time, as well as transmit equipment data, such as the location of pharmaceutical delivery vehicles and the status of medical equipment. patient monitoring mainly collects individual patient health data, including body temperature, blood pressure, and blood oxygen levels, which is transmitted to medical personnel through sensor collection devices to enable real-time monitoring of the patient monitoring system. different data collection terminal devices can be developed through user-customized services, and these devices can be developed for the general population, high-risk population, and chronic disease management population to carry out targeted one-to-one telemedicine services. the services provided for different categories of users vary from person to person, thus maximizing the utilization of medical resources and avoiding waste, while effectively preventing diseases and achieving the goal of universal health management [5]. medical team collaboration is the result of data collection in the medical process, including medical record data, medical advice, and other information, to facilitate collaboration between various links. 4.2. data fusion after iot data collection, data fusion is required to integrate the collected data for comprehensive analysis and decision-making by the healthcare team. data fusion in smart healthcare is mainly for the integration of data from medical devices and individual patient health data. through the integration of patient indicators, they can be combined with past cases, care records, and other information to achieve overall patient analysis and evaluation, and provide more accurate and personalized treatment plans. in the field of smart medicine, information on human vital signs collected through multiple sensors can be integrated and transmitted to a data medical platform through a data fusion gateway [6]. data fusion can effectively collect and model various information about patients, fuse data from different sources together according to standards, interconnect through multiple data sources, and also obtain timely and accurate information through big data analysis techniques in order to carry out perfect smart medical services. in smart medicine, iot data fusion is mainly applied to the following aspects: first, medical equipment monitoring. iot technology can connect medical equipment to the network to achieve remote monitoring and diagnosis, thus improving the efficiency and quality of medical equipment use. second, personal health monitoring. iot devices can collect patient vital signs and health status data and transmit them to the cloud platform, which, combined with other relevant data, can be used for analysis in order to achieve a full range of monitoring and analysis of the patient's history and health status. if abnormal data is found, community doctors will be notified of the need to follow up with residents or take necessary steps to ensure their health status, and the advantages of remote centralized management of health data can be used to achieve a deep integration of diagnosis and prevention and provide quality services to residents [7]. this is of special significance for the chronically ill and the elderly. third, in medical treatment, iot technology can provide doctors with more accurate and convenient medical treatment solutions. for example, the physiological parameters of patients can be collected through smart wearable devices, providing powerful data support for doctors to conduct remote diagnosis. fourth, epidemic detection. at a time when the global new crown epidemic is of high concern, iot technology can monitor public places where people enter and leave in real time through iot sensors, and discover areas where people have been in time to provide data support for checking the spread of potential diseases. in short, the application of iot data fusion in smart medical can help medical institutions achieve more efficient and convenient medical services and better information management, which is increasingly important for people's health and wellbeing. 4.3. data transmission it first provides a stable, reliable, and expandable internet of things (iot) network that can ensure efficient transmission between iot devices. network deployment is the foundation of iot services, and any iot services, as well as smart medical services, require a stable and reliable network. this requires that the iot transport layer not only have an efficient network structure, but also a reliable security mechanism that can ensure the security of the wireless connection of smart medical devices. in addition, the efficient data transmission capability of the iot transmission layer should be able to transmit a large amount of smart medical data at high speed to meet the needs of smart medical care. at the same time, it should also have reliable load-balancing technology, which can ensure the stability of transmission, establish a reliable real-time data-sharing environment, and obtain high-quality transmission effects. data transfer enables the real-time transmission and exchange of data between different networks and systems, providing an efficient, reliable, and secure way to access and analyze medical data. its potential applications range from monitoring and detecting health conditions to enabling telemedicine applications. despite some issues and challenges, data transmission is expected to play an increasingly important role in the development of future smart healthcare systems. in conclusion, smart healthcare offers new ideas and directions for healthcare delivery based on iot data collection, fusion, and transmission technologies. iot technology provides a new means for the comprehensive upgrade of medical services, and the overall solution of medical services can be built up more quickly, thus improving the quality of medical services and providing support for our health. 5. application of iot technology in intelligent medical care in the 5g era 5.1. intelligent case processing iot technology can transmit and collect patients' health data in real time through wireless sensor communication, which can help doctors understand patients' conditions more comprehensively and accurately, medical reducing decision thus errors and saving medical resources. 5.2. intelligent diagnosis and analysis iot technology can also be applied to intelligent diagnosis and analysis. by aggregating medical care and many data 109 points, new case information models can be constructed, which can help analyze the cause of disease and make accurate diagnoses and judgments. 5.3. medical imaging diagnosis image processing medical images (e.g., tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, radiography, etc.) are an important source of data extensively used for diagnosis, therapy assessment and treatment planning [8]. medical imaging is very important lesions diagnosing for in a large number of patients, and iot and big data technology can collect huge image images and convert huge data into accurate results through deep neural networks. 5.4. intelligent pharmacy using iot technology, information sharing can be realized, drug traceability can be achieved, an intelligent pharmacy system can be established, drug circulation can be promoted, drug safety and quality traceability can be improved, labor costs can be reduced, and safe and efficient drug dosage management can be facilitated. 6. outlook for the future development of intelligent medical care with the rapid development of 5g technology and the internet of things, smart medical care will also present a broader development prospect. in the future, intelligent medical care will achieve the following developments. first, the development of biological sensing technology. as people pay more attention to physical health and disease management, sensing technology will play a more important role in the field of intelligent medicine. in the future, biosensing technology will become more and more intelligent, and can collect more accurate physiological data, quickly feeding back to medical personnel and patients, so as to achieve a more personalized and accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. the second is the realization of telemedicine. with the popularization of 5g networks, telemedicine will be greatly developed. telemedicine will not only provide convenience to residents in remote areas, but will also enable remote diagnosis between doctors and patients through technologies such as video and voice, effectively reducing the pressure on medical resources and improving the efficiency of medical services. third, intelligent diagnosis and personalized treatment. with the accumulation and analysis of medical data, artificial intelligence technology will be increasingly applied to the field of intelligent medical care. in the future, intelligent medicine will not only be able to quickly diagnose diseases, but also play an important role in the development of medical programs and treatment processes. at the same time, intelligent medicine can also help doctors to make personalized treatment plans, so that patients can get a better and more accurate treatment experience. in short, the future of intelligent medicine will be technology-driven, people-oriented medical model, artificial intelligence, 5g and the internet of things and other technologies for in-depth integration, so that traditional medical care to further upgrade and change. this will bring more convenient medical services to people and improve their quality of life. 7. conclusion the main purpose of this paper is to analyze the technical support of 5g network and iot technology for smart healthcare and its application in smart healthcare. data collection is achieved through sensing technology, data fusion is used to achieve data integration, sharing, and exchange, and data transmission is used to achieve safe and reliable transmission of data and information. this paper illustrates that with the convergence of 5g and iot technologies in healthcare, the future healthcare industry will become more digital and intelligent and is expected to 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(2019) hierarchical data fusion for smart healthcare. journal of big data, 6:1-23. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 113 uav 3d path planning based on improved grey wolf optimization algorithm qunjie liu*, hongxing wang school of physics and electronic information engineering, henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo 454003, china * corresponding author: qunjie liu (email: emmaliusun@foxmail.com) abstract: in this paper, an improved grey wolf optimization algorithm is proposed for the research of uav path planning in a complex 3d environment. firstly, a new nonlinear convergence factor is proposed to balance the performance of global search and local development. secondly, a cubic chaotic mapping is adopted to initialize the wolf population, diversifying the population while improving the uniformity of the population distribution. finally, a mutation operation is introduced to mutate the individual gray wolf, which enhances the ability of the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum. three-dimensional environment model is established by elevation data. the simulation results show that the optimal fitness of the improved algorithm is improved by 2.34% compared with that before the improvement, which proves the effectiveness of the algorithm in this paper. keywords: uav; path planning; grey wolf optimization algorithm; cubic chaotic; mutation operator. 1. introduction in recent years uavs have been widely used in many fields such as military[2], wireless communication[3], maritime target search[4], logistics[5], and agricultural plant protection[6]by virtue of their low cost and high operability[1].path planning algorithms are one of the key points of uav technology, and intelligent optimization algorithms are robust, simple to implement and easy to combine with other algorithms[7],and have been applied by many scholars to research in complex environments such as high latitudes and multiple constraints. grey wolf optimizer (gwo) is an emerging intelligent optimization algorithm proposed in 2014 with the advantages of simple structure and few parameters[8], which is gradually applied in the research of uav path planning. the literature[9]first applied the grey wolf optimization algorithm to uav path planning and verified its feasibility and effectiveness in a two-dimensional simulation environment. in a subsequent study, a hybrid discrete intelligence algorithm based on the grey wolf optimization algorithm was proposed in the literature[10]by introducing a central position and stagnation compensated grey wolf update operation. it is used to solve a multi-uav path planning problem with energy constraints. the literature[11]combines an efficient bayesian form of grey wolf optimization to propose an algorithm for finding the optimal trajectory in the presence of motion obstacles to solve uav path planning in uncertain environments. in the literature[12], a grey wolf-based algorithm for constrained optimization problems was proposed in combination with communication mechanisms and horizontal comparison strategies, and applied to path finding and collision avoidance of uavs in 3d environments. in the literature[13], an improved adaptive grey wolf optimization algorithm is proposed for 3d path planning of uavs under earthquake disaster areas. the convergence of the algorithm is improved by adaptively adjusting the convergence factor and weight factor to update the individual positions. the literature[14]divides the search space into multiple dimensionality-reduced subspaces and proposes a parallel co-evolutionary grey wolf optimization algorithm to overcome the local optimality problem of the grey wolf optimization algorithm due to the increase in the dimensionality of the search space. although the grey wolf optimization algorithm is simple in structure, it has some problems such as premature convergence in dealing with large-scale complex optimization problems[15], which directly affects the quality of path planning results. therefore, for path planning in complex 3d environments, an improved algorithm is proposed in this paper. a new non-linear convergence factor is used to slow down the convergence speed in the later period of the algorithm, and a cubic chaotic mapping with both randomness and regularity is used to improve the initialization of the algorithm. combined with genetic algorithm, mutation operation is introduced to balance the global search and local optimization ability. 2. environment modeling the establishment of the environment model is the basis for path planning. the digital elevation model has the characteristics of high accuracy and real-time display, so this paper uses the digital elevation information as the basis to establish a 3d environment model based on real terrain, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. environment modelling 114 3. improved grey wolf optimization algorithm the grey wolf optimization algorithm is a bionic algorithm derived from the hunting pattern of the grey wolf. grey wolves are divided into four classes, from high to low, namely ∂, β, γ and ω. grey wolves hunt under the leadership of ∂ wolves, which mainly consists of the following three processes. (1) encircling | ( ) ( ) |pd c x t x t= − (1) ( 1) ( )px t x t a d+ = − (2) 1 2 2 2 ( ) 2*(1 / ) a a r a c r a t t t  = −  =  = − (3) the equation (1) represents the distance between the prey and the grey wolf, and the grey wolf updates its position according to equation (2). where ( )x t and ( )px t represents the positions of the grey wolf and the prey respectively; a and c in equation (3) are the coefficient vectors, a is the convergence factor; t and t denote the current number of iterations and the total number of iterations respectively, 1r and 2r are random vectors between [0,1]. hunting after the above process, the updated positions of the three grey wolves ∂, β and γ are regarded respectively as the optimal, sub-optimal and sub-optimal solutions for the current location of the prey. the other grey wolve individuals β, γ and ω update their positions according to the optimal solution ∂ wolf, as shown in equation (4). 1 2 3 | | | | | | d c x x d c x x d c x x              = − = − = − (4) where , ,ad d d  represent the distance between ∂, β, γ wolves and other individuals , ,ax x x  represent the current position of ∂, β, γ wolves, 1 2 3, ,c c c are random vectors, and x is the current position of the grey wolf. 1 2 3 ( 1) 3 x x x x t + + + = (5) 1 1 2 2 3 3 ( ) ( ) ( ) x x a d x x a d x x a d        = −  = −  = − (6) where the equation (5) represents the final position of the grey wolf, 1 2 3, ,x x x represents the direction and step size of ω wolves advancing towards ∂, β, γ, as defined by equation (6). (2) attacking and searching the grey wolf algorithm simulates the process of approaching the prey by gradually decreasing the value of a ,and the corresponding value of a in equation (3) also fluctuates between the interval [-a, a]. during the iteration, the grey wolves gather and attack the prey when 1a ,which expressed as exploitation, and may fall into local optimum. when 1a ,the grey wolves spread out and expand their search in order to find more suitable prey, and achieve global optimum which expressed as exploration. 3.1. improved convergence factor from the above, it can be seen that the development and exploration performance of the grey wolf optimization algorithm depends on a ,while a depends on the convergence factor a .in practice, as ∂ wolf does not necessarily represent the optimal solution, the algorithm is required to have stronger exploration ability at a later stage to enhance the diversity of solutions, thus ensuring the global optimality of the solution. however, a linearly decreasing convergence factor cannot satisfy this requirement, so a new non-linear convergence factor is proposed in this paper, as shown in equation (7).comparing the convergence factor of this paper with that of the original grey wolf optimization algorithm, the result is shown in figure2, indicating that the convergence factor of this paper decays slowly in the early stage and converges quickly in the later stage, giving the algorithm the ability to fully search the solution space in the early stage and quickly converge to the optimal solution in the later stage, thus satisfying the requirement of balancing global exploration and local exploitation. 1 ( / ) 31 (exp )*(exp 1)t ma −= − − (7) where t and m are the number of current iterations and total iterations respectively. figure 2. comparison of convergence factor curves before and after improvement 3.2. improved initialization for grey wolf optimization algorithm, the better the uniformity the easier it is to find the optimal solution[16]. the traditional grey wolf optimization algorithm uses a random way to initialize the wolf pack, which is prone to produce individuals with low adaptability and is not conducive to uav path planning, while the cubic chaos mapping just satisfies the uniformity and randomness of the distribution. therefore, the cubic chaos mapping is used for initialization in this paper, as shown in equation (8). 3 1 4* 3*i i iy y y+ = − (8) 115 where 1 1, 1, 0,1,...,i iy y i n−    = ,and n is the total number of populations. the steps of the cubic chaos initialization applied to the grey wolf optimization algorithm are shown below: (1) randomly generate individual grey wolves 1 2 3( , , ,..., )dh h h h h= , d represents the dimension of the solution space , each dimension taking values in the range [-1,1]. (2) each individual grey wolf generated above is iterated n-1 times according to equation (8), resulting in a total of n individual grey wolves. (3) map into the solution space according to equation (9). 0.5*( )* ( 1)i lb ub lbx x x x y i= + − + (9) where ix represents the position of the individual grey wolf, ubx and lbx represent the upper and lower boundaries of the solution space. 3.3. mutation operation in order to enhance the ability of the grey wolf optimization algorithm to jump out of the local optimum, a mutation operation inspired by genetic algorithm is introduced into the algorithm , in which the optimal solution represented by wolf  is used as a guide and some grey wolf individuals are randomly selected and subjected to partial random mutation according to equation (10). 1 2 *i i i i mut r rx x k x x= + − (10) where i mutx represents the location of the mutated grey wolf, ix  stands for the current position of  wolf', 1 i rx and 2 i rx are random vectors of individual wolves’ locations, and k is a random number between 0 and 1. the flow of the improved grey wolf optimization algorithm is shown in figure 3. figure 3. the flow of the improved grey wolf optimization algorithm 4. experimental simulation and analysis to verify the feasibility of the improved algorithm, simulation experiments were set up on the matlab2021a platform. elevation data of 35 degrees north latitude and 50 degrees east longitude were selected to construct a realistic 3d environment model, and additional obstacles were simulated by adding cylinders and cubes on top of this. the starting coordinates of the path planning were set as (200, 100, 500) and the ending coordinates as (2500, 2300, 450). the improved algorithm in this paper was compared with the original algorithm gwo, the spso algorithm in the literature[17]and the grey wolf optimization algorithm using the cauchy mutation operator, the results are shown in figure 4 and figure 5. figure 4. path planning result under view 1 figure 5. path planning result under view 2 figure 6. iteration curve graph as can be seen from the iteration curves in figure 6, the improved algorithm in this paper is able to converge rapidly 116 in the early stages, improving the upfront efficiency of the algorithm and not falling into a local optimum in the later stages when convergence is slower, achieving the best fitness value among the four algorithms. table 1. simulation experimental data of the four algorithms path length cost obstacle cost algorithm in this paper 3698.9884 0.0000 gwo algorithm 3784.3128 3.2740 spso algorithm 3768.2688 0.0000 gwo algorithm using cauchy mutation 3979.2679 0.9017 table 1records the path length cost and obstacle cost data for 100 iterations of the four algorithms. from the table, it can be seen that, compared with the other two algorithms, the path obstacle cost planned by the improved algorithm in this paper and spso algorithm is zero, which proves to be able to meet the obstacle avoidance requirements. moreover, the algorithm in this paper is able to plan shorter paths, and the path length cost is improved by 2.25%, 1.84% and 7.04% compared to the gwo algorithm, the spso algorithm and the gwo algorithm using cauchy mutation respectively. 5. conclusion for the uav path planning problem in complex 3d environment, an improved grey wolf optimization algorithm is proposed in this paper. improvements are made to the convergence factor and the initialization method of the algorithm, and the mutation operation in genetic algorithm is introduced. an environmental model is established using elevation data for experimental simulation, and the four algorithms are compared experimentally. the simulation results prove that the algorithm in this paper can achieve sufficient search in the early stage, and the introduced mutation operation empowers the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum in the late stage, improves the premature problem of the traditional grey wolf optimization algorithm in the face of high dimensional complexity, balances the global search and local exploitation ability, and proves the feasibility of the improved algorithm in this paper. in this study, the problem of algorithm running time was not taken into account, and further research will be conducted subsequently to address the planning efficiency of the algorithm. references [1] liu q j, shu l s, liu g, et al. a survey of low altitude uav path planning algorithms[j/ol]. advances in aeronautical science and engineering. 2023:1-11. 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[17] md p, ha q p. safety-enhanced uav path planning with spherical vector based particle swarm optimization[j]. applied soft computing, 2021(2):107376. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 110 multi‐objective optimization overlapping community detection algorithm based on subgraph structure changhong li * school of artificial intelligence and automation, huazhong university of science and technology, wuhan hubei, 430074, china abstract: community detection in complex networks has increasingly become an important topic in the network, but in most community detection methods, a single node only belongs to one community. in fact, there is often overlap among real-world online communities. in this paper, an overlapping community detection algorithm based on subgraph structure and multioptimization method is designed. in this algorithm, the maximum clique mined by k-core decomposition is used as the clique node, thus the overlap characteristic is transformed into the inherent characteristic of the new graph. after that, a population initialization method based on k-core decomposition is designed, and the discrete framework of multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm is used to optimize the two objectives on the basis of maximal clique graph to solve the problem of overlapping community detection. in the real-world network, this algorithm is compared with similar community detection algorithms. the comparison of the evaluation indexe shows that the community detection effect of this algorithm is similar to that of similar algorithms, and has a good application prospect. keywords: overlapping community detection; evolutionary algorithm; multi-objective optimization. 1. introduction in recent years, more and more network technology researchers have modeled the real world as a complex network. typical real-world complex networks include the world wide web, neural networks[1], biological networks[2] social networks[3] and so on. these complex networks have profound research value, and people hope to provide solutions to real-life problems through the study of complex networks, for example, mining the key gene modules of cancer, detecting potential terrorists through interpersonal networks, simulating the complex functions of biological networks to solve problems, and so on. researchers usually represent the individuals in the network as nodes, and the relationships between individuals as the edges of connected node[4]. in a complex network, individuals gather together to form a community. network community structure detection, also known as network clustering, is a technology to reveal the community structure formed by network aggregation. community detection divides the network into several societies, which is based on the fact that the edge connections between nodes in the same community should be tight, while the edge connections between inter-community nodes should be sparse[5]. generally speaking, the community structure can be regarded as a collection of interconnected information carriers with the same or similar characteristics of some owners. community detection is helpful for us to study groups with more similarities, infer the future trend of research objects, and predict the nature or relationship between groups or individuals. community detection is gradually developed from the early graph division and hierarchical clustering. the analysis and research of community structure has a long history, and has evolved a variety of different algorithms. newman et al proposed the concept of community for the first time and gave a top-down hierarchical clustering method gn algorithm. subsequently, experts in different fields have proposed a lot of community detection algorithms, these algorithms can be divided into the following categories: methods based on hierarchical structure classification, methods based on modularity optimization, spectral clustering methods, random walk and evolutionary computing methods. in the traditional network clustering research, the above community detection methods are mostly separated community detection without additional representation, that is, a node in the graph can only belong to one community at the same time[6]. in the real world, however, clusters often overlap[4] [7]. therefore, the methods of overlapping community detection continue to appear in recent years. because of the particularity of the structure, the algorithm derived from overlapping community detection is quite different from that of separated community detection. the main methods of overlapping community detection include algorithm based on factional filtering, algorithm based on local extension, algorithm based on edge partition, algorithm based on fuzzy detection, algorithm based on k-clique seepage, overlapping community detection algorithm based on local expansion and optimization, and overlapping community detection algorithm based on multi-objective optimization. among a variety of algorithms, the multi-objective optimization algorithm has a strong advantage in solving the problem of overlapping community detection. because community detection can be regarded as the objective optimization problem of the density of inter-community links in the community kernel, and this kind of problem is often a np difficult problem, which is difficult to be solved by ordinary algorithms. therefore, many scholars introduce the multi-objective optimization algorithm suitable for solving this kind of problem into the overlapping community detection problem, such as mcmoea[4], mr-moea[7] and so on, and achieved good results. scholars generally believe that societies should have dense internal connections and sparse and inter-group connections, which means that community detection needs to optimize two contradictory goals, namely, maximize internal links and minimize external links[4]. therefore, the community detection problem is transformed into a multi-objective optimization problem, 111 with these two objectives as the core, there are specific objectives of different representation methods, among which kernel k-means (kkm)[8] and ratio cut (rc)[9] are derived from machine learning algorithms. 2. methodology 2.1. construction of maximal clique graph based on k-core decomposition k-core is a subgraph of a graph g, where the degree of each vertex in the subgraph is at least k. while k-clique is that k nodes are connected to each other, then each node must have a degree of at least k-1, so kclique must be a subgraph of (k1)-core, so we can search for the maximum k-clique of each node in the subgraph of k-core decomposition. as shown in figure 1, the degree of the 11 nodes that make up the network is greater than or equal to 2, so the whole network is 2-core. among them, the nodes {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8} constitute a 3core, while the node set {1, 2, 3, 4} and {5, 6, 7, 8} are two 4-clique. figure 1. schematic diagram of the relationship between k-core and k-clique therefore, the k-core decomposition graph is adopted, and the k values of all k-core in the graph are arranged from large to small. for each k-core subgraph, the maximal clique graph search strategy is used to find the node subgraph[4]. the maximum clique problem of each node is a complete np problem, so the subgraph decomposed by k-core can reduce the node dimension and speed up the search speed. moreover, when the is large, although the amount of calculation of the connected edge is large, the number of nodes is small. in the case of k=1, although the subgraph is the original graph and the number of nodes is not reduced, it is only necessary to calculate the 2-clique of previously unassigned nodes, which is less difficult to calculate. generally speaking, the maximal clique graph mining method based on k-core decomposition has relatively stable performance. after obtaining the maximum clique to which each node belongs, considering the overlapping nodes, overlapping edges and connected edges in the clique nodes, the edges of the maximal clique graph are constructed, and after filtering out the noise, the maximal clique graph with maximal clique nodes is obtained[4]. in the edge noise filtering method, the threshold which can get the maximum modularity is selected. the node of a maximal clique graph itself contains multiple nodes, and a single original node can be subordinate to multiple maximal cliques, which completes the overlapping representation of nodes. 2.2. multi-objective optimization framework in traditional algorithms, many initializations are random initialization, that is, random numbers are generated, which leads to the confusion of the whole network division at the beginning stage, the lack of diversity of the population, and the low quality of each solution, which slows down the speed of calculation. the closer it is to the initialization of the real network partition, the better the performance of the algorithm. a commonly used population initialization method is label propagation, which assigns the largest number of tags in neighbors to each node. however, the existing label propagation algorithms ignore the attributes of the network itself. k-core decomposition can roughly divide the community and can be used as the initialization algorithm of the population. in the label propagation algorithm, the update order of nodes significantly affects the formation of the community, and strengthening the propagation priority of the nodes with lower node degree can improve the stability and balance of the community structure. based on the label propagation method, this paper sets the label of the cluster node belonging to the largest k-core to the same tag, and adds the balance strategy to realize the population initialization[10]. this paper adopts the multi-objective optimization framework and runs the modpso algorithm according to the partition results of the maximal clique graph obtained by the initialization algorithm. modpso is a particle swarm optimization algorithm based on decomposition. this method has fast convergence speed, high accuracy of community division results, and is suitable for weight networks. 3. results and discussion 3.1. evaluation index each round of operation of the multi-objective algorithm can produce a set of non-dominant solutions. the two goals set by the algorithm do not have the problem of which is superior or inferior, and the result is a compromise solution set. the algorithm needs to introduce evaluation index to judge the partition. in this paper, generalized normalized mutual information (gnmi)[11] is used as the evaluation standard. the result of the calculated partition and the gnmi value of the real partition can evaluate the proximity between the result of the community detection algorithm and the real partition. the larger the value of gnmi is, the closer the community structure is to the real partition. 3.2. real network experiments in all experiments, the population size and maximum algebra were set to 100 recommended in modpso. all the experiments were carried out on intel core i5-8265u (1.60 ghz, 1.80 ghz) cpu, 8 gb ram and windows 10 computers based on x64 processors. this article refers to five real online data sets, which are zachary's karate network[12], dolphin social network[13], american college football network and american political books network [14]. all four real networks have real community divisions, so gnmi can be used to measure the effectiveness of the four network divisions. table 1 shows the basic information of these four networks. 112 table 1. structural characteristics of four real networks network number of nodes number of edges average degree number of real communities football 115 613 10.66 12 karate 34 78 4.59 2 dolphin 62 159 5.13 2 polbook 105 441 8.4 3 table 2. comparison of algorithms on real network maximum gnmi indexes nework this article 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[14] m. e. j. newman. modularity and community structure in networks[j]. proc. nat. acad. sci. usa, vol. 103, no. 23, pp. 8577–8582, 2006. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 1 defect detection algorithm for image reconstruction based on the self-attentive mechanism han fu1,2 *, jie gong1,2 1 department of machinery, wuhan textile university, wuhan, hubei 430074, china. 2 hubei key laboratory of digital textile equipment, wuhan textile university, wuhan, hubei 430074, china. * corresponding author: han fu (email: 838043902@qq.com) abstract: in this paper, we propose an image reconstruction method for defect detection, which introduces a self-attentive mechanism into the generative adversarial neural network to make it capable of extracting global features in response to the weak ability of the generative adversarial neural network to establish image remote dependencies. to address the problem that the adversarial loss function is not suitable for network training, a pixel-by-pixel loss function is introduced to constrain the image generated by the generator so that the output does not deviate too much from the true value during training. the experimental results show that the trained gan network can effectively reconstruct the defective areas to separate the defects from the background. keywords: defect detection; image reconstruction; loss function; self-attentive mechanism. 1. introduction due to various factors, it is inevitable that the produced textile will have some defects, but it is difficult to find the defect location because the textile area is large and the defect area is small. traditional manual inspection is inefficient and has a high error rate, which cannot meet the demand for highspeed online inspection. traditional defect detection algorithms [1]-[3] can detect fabric defects quickly and effectively with high accuracy, but they do not work well for fabrics with complex textures. since alexnet was proposed, the deep learning method based on convolutional neural network (cnn) has gradually become the mainstream method in the field of defect detection, convolutional neural network can advance the deeper features of the image and can automatically learn the image features, which is more effective in the detection of defects in images. the current fabric defect detection method based on neural network can be divided into defect detection method based on objective detection algorithm and defect detection method based on image segmentation. song et al [4] proposed a lowlatency, low-power, and easily scalable automatic vision inspection system based on edge computing in order to improve the efficiency of fabric blemish detection, which uses the efficientdet-d0 algorithm as the detection model, transposes the trained model to the nvidia jetson tx2 edge device, and uses tensorrt to optimize the model. qin et al[5] proposed the hourglass-mrb network, which adds a new convolutional branch to the residual module to dynamically adjust the network perceptual field size. yuan et al [6]improved the centernet algorithm by using resnet-50 for feature extraction, soft non-maximum suppression (soft nms) for expectation to improve detection accuracy, and expansion of the fabric image database by image cropping and rotation to improve the stability and anti-interference capability of the neural network model. jing [7] et al. used k-means algorithm to modify the a priori framework of yolov3 to cluster the defect data, followed by image pyramids to obtain feature mapping at different scales and add detection layers to improve the network structure. the defect algorithm model based on objective detection has a high accuracy in fabric defect recognition and can recognize some defects with complex texture fabric, which has a great improvement in recognition accuracy, efficiency and range, but these methods have a high requirement for training samples and need a large number of defective samples to participate in training, which are difficult to collect in most cases. defect detection method based on image segmentation is to segment the defects into striking forms to express the shape, location and size of the defects. the method mainly uses the image reconstruction method to reconstruct the defective image to restore the texture of the defective area to the normal fabric texture, and then the reconstructed image and the original fabric image for image segmentation operation to obtain the defective map containing the defect information. the two main methods of image reconstruction are using auto-encoder networks or generative adversarial neural networks (gan). auto-encoder is mostly trained with unsupervised training, which means that they are trained using defect-free samples, so that a large number of defective samples do not have to be collected to train the network. li et al [8]proposed a fault detection method based on superposition denoising automatic coding (sdae) and improved the model to distinguish between defective and non-defective images by adding fisher's criterion. mei[9] proposed a multi-scale convolutional denoising autoencoder network (mscdae) to reconstruct images, which uses a multi-scale network to train images with different resolutions, and then uses the reconstruction residuals to generate detection results, compared to traditional unsupervised algorithms, mscdae has a large improvement in the model evaluation metrics. although the self-codingbased fault detection method requires only normal samples for network training, the network can only learn the features of normal samples. when reconstructing defects, the reconstructed image may retain too many defective features due to the similarity between the defects and the original image texture background, resulting in a decrease in detection accuracy; secondly, the self-coding loses more image information during the training process, which is difficult to 2 be used for defect detection of complex patterned fabrics. compared with the auto-encoder, the gan is capable of extracting image features, its competitive adversarial training method can be adapted to process images with complex patterns, and it can effectively reduce the number of training samples required[10], making it more suitable for processing fabric images with complex textures than objective detection algorithms that require a large number of samples. hu et al[11] proposed a kind of unsupervised textile defect detection algorithm based on convolutional generative adversarial network (dcgan), which uses dcgan to reconstruct defect-free images based on defective sample images. in the paper, an investor (e) similar to an encoder is proposed, firstly, dcgan is trained, and then the one-dimensional feature vector output from e is sent to the trained generator g to get the reconstructed the whole training process requires only defect-free normal samples, divides the image into blocks, decomposes the image-level reconstruction into block-level reconstruction, and optimizes the reconstructed image using normalization and error maps. liu et al [12] proposed a ganbased framework for fabric defect detection, which first trains a gan to explore the conditional distribution of defects in different texture backgrounds, then, the generated defects are fused to new fabric-specific locations, and finally, a deep semantic segmentation network is trained to achieve fabric defect detection by the generated defect images. in this paper, we propose a method for detecting fabric defects based on image reconstruction with self-attentiveness mechanism, which focuses on reconstructing the fabric defect region into a texture similar to the original background of the fabric, reconstructing the fabric image to obtain a fabric image without defects, and then performing simple image segmentation on the reconstructed image and the original image to obtain a detection result containing the location and size information of the defects. 2. defect detection method 2.1. network structure the network structure of the generator is shown in figure 1. the generator adopts the "encoder-middle layer-decoder" structure, and the input and output network structures are roughly aligned considering that the inputs and outputs of the model are roughly the same. the network adopts the "convolutional layer-batch norm-activation function" block. the encoder block first uses the convolutional layer for down-sampling, and the activation function uses the leaky relu function, which passes a self-attentive mechanism when the image size reaches 32×32, then passes a downsampling to size 4×4, and finally passes a self-attentive mechanism. the decoder module activation function uses the relu function, which first uses a transposed convolutional layer for downward up-sampling, and then passes a selfattention mechanism when the image size reaches 32×32, and finally reverts to the original size by up-sampling. we added jump connections to the generator, following the general connection of "u-net"[13]adding jump layers between layer i and n-i, where n is the total number of layers in the generator. each jump connection simply connects the channel of layer i to layer n-i. for some non-periodic images of textured fabrics with complex textures but little difference between the input and output, a large amount of underlying information needs to be shared between the input and output, and by connecting in this way it is possible to make the network up-sampling layer transfer texture information directly to the downsampling layer. cnn leakyrelu cnn batch cnn skip 128×128×64 256×256×3 input output 64×64×128 32×32×256 16×16×512 8×8×512 4×4×512 128×128×64 4×4×512 8×8×512 16×16×512 32×32×256 64×64×128 256×256×3 leakyrelu cnn batch leakyrelu cnn batch leakyrelu cnn batch leakyrelu cnn batch leakyrelu cnn batch relu cnn batch relu cnn batch relu cnn batch relu cnn batch relu self-attention self-attention self-attention figure 1. generator network structure cnn leakyrelu cnn batch cnn batch cnn batch cnn batch cnn input output s 1 s 1 128×128×64 256×256×3 64×64×128 32×32×256 16×16×512 15×15×512 14×14×1 leakyrelu leakyrelu leakyrelu leakyrelu self-attention figure 2. discriminator network structure our discriminator is the "patch gan"[14]. the output value of the discriminator of the original gan is just an evaluation of the image, while the "patch gan" is a fully convolutional form, where the image passes through the convolutional layer and is not fed into the fully connected layer or the activation function, but the input is mapped into an n × n matrix using the convolution. each point in the n×n matrix represents a small area of the original image, so the "patch gan" can focus on more areas, and thus can focus on more subtle differences in the image. 2.2. loss function in order to enable better training of the network, the loss 3 function is redesigned in this paper. the traditional pixel-bypixel loss-averaged absolute value error (l1 loss function) [15] is used to constrain the images generated by the generator so that the output results do not deviate too much from the true value. compared with the pixel-by-pixel loss-average squared loss function (l2 loss function), the l1 loss function is chosen as the pixel-by-pixel loss function of the network in this paper because of the advantages of fast convergence and gradient stability. the expression of the l1 function is as follows: 1 , , 1 1 1 w h gt pred i j i j i j l i i w h = = = −   (1) where, gti and predi denote the real image and the generated image, respectively, and w and h denote the width and height of the image. gan against loss can be expressed as follows: ~ ( ) ( ( )) 1 datacg x p xl e d g x= −（ ） (2) ~ ( ) ~ ( )( ( ) 1) ( ( ( )) datacd y p y x pdata xl e d y e d g x= − + (3) where lcg and lcg denotes the gan generator and discriminator adversarial loss. so, the loss function of the generator is as follows: 1g cgl l l= + (4) the discriminator loss function is as follows: d cdl l= (5) where λ is the weight parameter to balance the weight of the generator gan adversarial loss function with l1. 3. experiment 3.1. data set of experiments the experimental data sets were obtained from two different texture defect databases d1 and d2 in the fabric defects database of wtu. d1 (plain tissue; weft density of 30/cm; warp density of 32/cm; line density of 18.23 tex; acquisition resolution of 0.089 mm/pixel) and d2 (plain tissue; weft density of 37.5/cm; line density of 41/cm; line density of 36.34 tex; acquisition resolution of 0.089 mm/pixel). (37.5 weft/cm; 41 dense/cm; 36.34 tex; 0.089 mm/pixel) and d2 database (plain; 37.5 weft/cm; 41 dense/cm; 36.34 tex; 0.089 mm/pixel). 3.2. model evaluation metrics in this paper, three model metrics, recall, precision and f1-measure, are used to evaluate the performance of the model. they are defined as follows: re 100%p p p tp tp fn =  + (6) pr 100%p p p tp tp fp =  + (7) 2 pr re 1 100% pr re f   =  + (8) where re, pr and f1 represent recall, precision and weighted summed average, respectively. tpp is the proportion of correctly segmented defect areas in the foreground, fpp is the proportion of incorrectly segmented defect areas in the background, and fnp indicates the proportion of undetected defect areas in the defect areas. f1 evaluates recall and precision. 3.3. training details all tests were performed on a gpu-equipped computer with the configuration shown in table 1. table 1. computer system configuration system memory gpu cpu framework windows 10 64g nvidia gtx1080ti intel core i78700k @ 3.70ghz pytorch, cuda10.1, cudnn7.6 in the experiments of this paper, we experiment the adam optimizer for training, where β1=0.5 and β2=0.999. the initial learning rate is set to 0.0002, and the learning rate is gradually decayed to 0 in positive proportion to the last 200 epochs of training. 3.4. experimental results holes oil stains thread (a)original image (b)detectio n result figure 3. d1 sample detection results holes oil stains thread (a)original image (b)detectio n result figure 4. d2 sample detection results from figure 3 and figure 4, it can be seen that the proposed method can effectively detect all kinds of defects on both d1 and d2 databases. from table 2, we can see that the detection accuracy and recall rate of this method are good, and the f1measure reaches 87%. table 2. computer system configuration indicators recall precision f1-measure value 0.78 0.99 0.87 4. conclusion in this paper, we propose a defect detection algorithm for image reconstruction based on the self-attentive mechanism, which introduces the self-attentive mechanism into the pix2pix network to make it capable of extracting global features, and then introduces the l1 loss function in the training to constrain the images generated by the generator so that the output results will not deviate too much from the true values. through the experiments, it is proved that the 4 proposed defect detection method is well performed on the fabric defects database of wtu. acknowledgment project supported by the natural science foundation of digital textile equipment key laboratory open fund dtl2021006. references [1] jia, l., et al. 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"loss functions for image restoration with neural networks." ieee transactions on computational imaging (2017). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 39 demonstration of neutral grounding mode of new 10kv distribution system in nuclear power station yixuan guo china nuclear power research institute co., ltd., shenzhen 518124, guangdong. abstract: different grounding methods are used at the neutral point of distribution system, which have a direct impact on the reliability, continuity, insulation level of equipment, relay protection and action characteristics of automatic devices. it is a comprehensive technical and economic problem to choose the appropriate neutral grounding mode of distribution system. taking the newly added 10kv power distribution system of a nuclear power plant as an example, this paper briefly analyzes the methods and principles of neutral grounding demonstration of distribution network, and provides a referential solution for subsequent similar projects. keywords: power distribution system; neutral grounding; nuclear power plant. 1. introduction in recent years, china's nuclear power industry has developed rapidly. the level of nuclear safety supervision has been continuously improved, and the requirements for the safe and stable operation of nuclear power plant have become stricter. for this reason, all nuclear power plants are undergoing a large number of transformations, adding part of the distribution system. the different grounding methods used at the neutral point of distribution system have a direct impact on the reliability, continuity of power supply, insulation level of equipment, relay protection and operation characteristics of automatic devices. therefore, the selection of the neutral grounding mode of the distribution system plays an important role in ensuring the safe and reliable operation of the station service power system. taking the power load of new water plant in nuclear power plant as an example, this paper analyzes the selection method of neutral point grounding mode of 10kv distribution system in detail, which provides a reference for other similar projects. 2. system introduction 2.1. project overview the power supply for the water plant of a nuclear power station is from the off-site substation, which is a single loop power supply with poor reliability. it is planned to add one power supply, that is, the distribution network of the water plant will be connected to the auxiliary power system of the nuclear power plant, and the original external substation power supply will be used as the standby power supply to achieve one main power supply and one standby power supply, so as to increase the reliability of power supply. the power supply after the completion of the project is shown in figure 1. 001ja.water plant electricity system 6.6kv; 0lgb. bus feeder circuit breaker; 002ja.transformer inlet switch; 001tr.new drytype transformer(6.6/10.5kv ， ynd1); 004ja.incoming circuit breaker of 10kv busbar section a in the water plant; 005ja.10kv busbar b inlet circuit breaker; 006ja. bus tie circuit breaker between two 10kv buses in the water plant. figure 1. power supply system of water plant 2.2. capacitive current calculation the capacitance of high voltage plant power system is mainly the capacitance of cable. for 10kv cable lines, the single-phase ground capacitance current can be obtained according to formula (1): 𝐼𝑐 = 95+1.44×𝑆 2200+0.23×𝑆 𝑈𝑒 × 𝐿 (1) 𝐼𝑐 capacitive current(a) ， 𝑆 cross-section of cable(mm2) 𝑈𝑒 rated line voltage of water plant power system(kv)， 𝐿 cable length(km) the power equipment of the water plant is supplied by the 6.6kv0lgb bus through the boost transformer 001tr. the new boost transformer is installed in the substation outside the plant, and the original 10kv cable (cable 2) is used to supply power to the power equipment of the downstream water plant. cable specification is 3×70 mm2, 3.6km long. the length of cable inside the water plant is about 3km, and the cable specification is 3×70 mm2. the calculation results of cable single-phase grounding capacitive current are as follows: 𝐼𝑐 = 95+1.44×70 2200+0.23×70 10.5 × (3.6 + 3) = 6.12(𝐴) (2) the obtained single-phase grounding capacitor current of the cable is multiplied by 1.25, which is the approximate value of the total single-phase grounding capacitor current of the whole system (including the windings of transformers 40 used in factories and distribution devices, etc.). the singlephase grounding capacitor current of the system is: 6.12 × 1.25 = 7.65(𝐴) (3) 3. comparison of grounding methods the common neutral grounding methods of power system are: ungrounded neutral point, grounded neutral point through resistance, grounded neutral point through arc suppression coil, and directly grounded neutral point. see table 1 for comparison of different neutral grounding modes. table 1. comparison of different neutral grounding methods item compared grounding method ungrounded grounding through resistance ground through arc suppression coil grounding current depends on the distributed capacitance large very small equipment damage degree in case of grounding fault large secondary small power supply continuity good good very good overvoltage highest lowest high and low probability grounding type selection protection easy easy hard possibility of single-phase grounding developing into multi-phase grounding maximum less secondary 3.1. related standards and specifications article 13.3.2 of technical specification dl5000-2000 for design of thermal power plants: "when the grounding capacitor current of the high-voltage factory power system is 7a or less, the neutral point of the system should be grounded in the high-resistance or ungrounded mode. when the grounding capacitor current is greater than 7a, the neutral point should be grounded in the low-resistance or ungrounded mode." according to article 4.13.3 of gb14285-2006 technical code for relaying protection and safety automatic devices, "when the single-phase grounding current is 10a and above, the protection acts on tripping, and when the single-phase grounding current is below 10a, it can act on tripping, and it can also act on signal". technical code for design of auxiliary power in fossil fuel power plants dl/t 5153-2002, 4.2.1 stipulates that: "when the grounding capacitance current of the high-voltage plant power system is less than or equal to10/√2=7a, the neutral point should be grounded by high resistance or not. when the grounding capacitor current is greater than 7a, the neutral point of the capacitor should be grounded in lowresistance mode or in ungrounded mode. 4. selection of neutral grounding method for the project according to the guidelines for urban electric power network planning and design, the neutral point of 10kv urban power grid can be operated by non-grounding, arc suppression coil grounding and resistance grounding. in addition, 35kv and 10kv urban grid is also provided with cable grounding, and neutral point can be grounded by small or medium resistance if necessary. the neutral ground mode through medium resistance and small resistance is suitable for the urban distribution network and plant power system, which are mainly cable lines, are not prone to instantaneous single-phase ground fault and the system capacitance current is relatively large. the two power supplies of the nuclear power plant are cable lines, and the distribution network has the following characteristics: a) the capacitive current to ground is very large. b) there are few transient grounding faults, which are generally permanent faults. c) the grounding arc is not easy to go out by itself, which is easy to cause interphase short circuit and enlarge the accident. d) dual power supply, high power supply reliability, complex protection configuration. after the power supply transformation of the waterworks, 0lgb is supplied as the main power supply through the stepup transformer (6.6kv/10kv) during normal operation, and only one cable comes out of the 10kv side. the single-phase grounding capacitor current of the system is not very large (7.65a). however, it is more likely that single-phase ground fault of cable line will develop into phase-phase or threephase fault. the power supply of the water plant has high requirements for power supply reliability, and is equipped with standby power supply. at the same time, considering the following practical operation factors, the grounding mode through small resistance grounding should be selected: a) the cables and water plant system equipment have been put into operation for a certain period of time, especially the 10kv cable laying trench environment from the substation outside the plant to the water plant is poor. as time goes on, the insulation of system equipment and cables will gradually age, and when single-phase grounding occurs, multi-phase grounding may be caused due to transient over-voltage; in addition, the cable is non-self-restoring insulation, and the single-phase grounding must be a permanent fault. the power must be cut off quickly to avoid expanding the accident. b) one main power supply and one standby power supply are adopted, and the main power supply can be switched to the standby power supply after single-phase ground fault tripping, so as to meet the power supply reliability requirements of the electrical equipment in the water plant. c) the standby power supply loop adopts neutral grounding mode through small resistance and is equipped with zero sequence current protection. the protection configuration of the primary and secondary power supplies should be consistent. 5. selection of neutral ground resistance value at present, china has not made clear provisions on the selection of neutral point resistance. the selection of 41 neutral point resistance value must be based on the specific conditions of the distribution system, considering the sensitivity of relay protection, limiting the multiple of gap arc grounding overvoltage, ensuring the reliability of power supply and other factors. it shall be selected according to the principle of the best comprehensive effect after analysis and comparison. definition: 𝑅𝑛 --neutral resistance; 𝑈ph --rated phase voltage; 𝐼𝑅 --current flowing through 𝑅𝑛 during a single-phase ground fault;𝐼𝑅 = 𝑈𝑝ℎ 𝑅𝑛 𝐼𝑐--single phase grounding capacitive current;𝐾 = 𝐼𝑅 𝐼𝑐 when 𝐼𝑐 =4.17a (the total capacitive current of the system), the neutral ground resistance of the 10kv distribution system of the water plant power supply is 15ω, that is, the rated current flowing through the resistance in case of single-phase ground fault is𝐼𝑅 =400a. the selection basis is as follows: a) select as required to ensure relay protection sensitivity with the current microcomputer protection technology, whether through the median resistance or through the small resistance grounding distribution system, can ensure the sensitivity of zero sequence protection requirements. according to the selected resistance value of 15ω, according to the operation experience of guangzhou, shenzhen and other cities, the line selection accuracy of the relay protection device (the resistance current of these cities is selected 400a) is very high. since the implementation of small resistance grounding mode for 10kv power grid in shenzhen city in 1996, more than 50 220kv and 110kv substations and more than 150 sets of neutral point resistance cabinets have been operating in the urban area by 2012. after a long time of operation inspection, zero sequence protection of lines has operated nearly 1000 times, and the accuracy of zero sequence protection actions has reached more than 98% through statistical analysis, and major or catastrophic accidents of power distribution equipment have been significantly reduced. b) select according to the requirements of limiting arc grounding overvoltage the principle of limiting arc grounding overvoltage by neutral ground resistance is the energy dissipation effect of resistance. according to relevant literature data, when 𝐼𝑅 =𝐼𝑐, the intermittent arc overvoltage multiple can be limited within 2.5 times. when ir=4ic, the multiple of intermittent arc overvoltage can be limited to 2.0 times. generally, 𝐼𝑅 = (1~4)𝐼𝑐 can meet the requirements of limiting intermittent arc overvoltage. when 𝐼𝑅 =400a，𝐼𝑐 =7.65a, 𝐾 =400/7.65=52, the arc over-voltage can be limited within 2.0 times, meeting the requirements of limiting arc grounding over-voltage. c) to ensure the reliability of power supply according to the power regulation, when the fault current is greater than 10a, the cable is not allowed to run live for a long time, and the fault line should be accurately selected and cut immediately. therefore, the current flowing through the fault is larger, which improves the sensitivity of the protection device, ensures the quick fault removal, avoids the occurrence of interphase short-circuit fault, and strengthens the reliability of power supply. therefore, 400a resistance current can well meet the above requirements. in conclusion, the selection of neutral grounding resistance is a comprehensive technical and economic issue. if the selection of neutral point resistance value is too low, the single-phase grounding current is large and the interference to the communication line is large; if the resistance value is too large, the relay protection action is unreliable. therefore, according to the characteristics of the cable line distribution network and the resistance grounding mode of the neutral point, various factors should be considered as a whole. the 10kv power distribution system of the water plant should retain the grounding mode of the original system neutral point through a small resistance, and limit the grounding current to a certain range, so that the protective grounding point will not be seriously burned because of the strong grounding current, and also meet the sensitivity requirements of relay protection. the main parameters of neutral ground resistance are shown in table 2. table 2. main parameters of neutral grounding resistance system rated line voltage 𝑈𝑒 10.5(kv) nominal voltage of resistor 𝑈𝑅 6.06(kv) short time allowable flow 𝐼𝑅 400(a) nominal resistance of resistor 𝑅𝑛 15(ω) short time flow time 10(s) short time allowable temperature rise 760 ℃ when the shorttime flow time is 10s, and 385 ℃ when the flow time is more than 2h. 6. conclusion to sum up, the selection of neutral grounding mode of distribution system is a comprehensive technical and economic problem. to ensure the safe and stable operation of the power distribution system in the long run, the optimal neutral grounding mode must be selected according to the requirements on the reliability and continuity of power supply, the insulation level of the equipment, the requirements on the relay protection configuration, and the actual 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[4] zhang yan, gu chenfang, he zhong. resistance selection of a double loop network connection 10kv distribution network neutral point grounded through small resistance [j]. power and energy 2021,42 (8): 479-481. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 45 discnet: pixel segmentation based on discrete features zhihui li1, *, xiaoshuo jia2 1 school of computer science, guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan 523079, guangdong, china 2 electrical engineering department, university of colorado, boulder, co 80309, usa * corresponding author: zhihui li. abstract. in the process of pixel-level semantic segmentation tasks, traditional image processing algorithms will suffer from the working mechanism of convolutional layers and pooling layers, resulting in the loss of some features, which now leads to inaccurate semantic segmentation accuracy. for such problems, we design a discrete pooling layer by analyzing the distribution and statistical properties of discrete data. compared with the traditional pooling layer, the discrete pooling layer can not only preserve the spatial information of features, avoid the loss of features, but also can efficiently improve the accurate segmentation of instance images. then, based on the discrete pooling layer, we design discnet in combination with the convolutional layer. finally, discnet is compared with some state-of-the-art algorithms under the cityscapes dataset. experiments demonstrate that discnet achieves excellent results in both accuracy and speed. keywords: semantic segmentation, image processing, pooling layer, discrete feature. 1. introduction in image processing, pixel-level semantic segmentation [13] is an extremely important and complex task. the cnn algorithm [4-7] has achieved excellent results in image classification, segmentation, tracking and other aspects of kaggle and ai challenger competitions using the characteristics of multi-parameters. fcn uses deconvolution for upsampling to make the extracted features more detailed. u-net uses the network symmetric structure to fuse highdimensional features and low-dimensional features to weight edge features. in cpfnet, the dilated convolution is proposed, which can expand the field of view of the convolutional layer to extract more feature information, and then combine the inception module to achieve context-based feature fusion, and achieve superior results in medical datasets. stdc is based on fpn for the fusion of multiple scales, so its performance is superior to the cpfnet algorithm. bisenetv2 adopts a bilateral segmentation structure on the basis of stdc, namely detail branch and semantic branch. detail branch obtains more low-level feature information by expanding the channel, and semantic branch expands the receptive field through a lightweight convolution layer to obtain high-level feature information. at the same time, the problem of structural redundancy is also solved. although the cnn-based algorithm has a high accuracy, it is common that the extracted features lose a lot of spatial information due to the pooling layer. eventually, the semantic segmentation network structure redundancy, large amount of computation, segmentation errors and other problems appear. here we discrete the statistical properties and distribution properties of the data to the data distribution of image edge features, and design the discrete network discnet. discnet extracts the features with larger discreteness in the image by analyzing the distribution characteristics of discrete data, that is, edge features. after discnet extracts the edge features of the image, the edge features are regressed to locate the edge contour of the target, and then achieve accurate semantic segmentation. under the cityscapes data set, discnet and sota algorithm are compared. the experimental results show that discnet has certain advantages in terms of accuracy and speed. 2. method the input feature passes through the sliding window to obtain n feature maps pi (i=1, 2..., n) with the same dimension h*w and different eigenvalues. through formula 1, we can obtain the correlation coefficient between the feature maps pm and pm+1, expressing the correlation between the two feature maps. the eigenvalues ri, j of the last n positions forms a new feature map r, which ensures the correlation between the eigenvalues. 𝑟(𝑖,𝑗) = ∑(𝑃𝑚|(𝑖, 𝑗) − 𝑃𝑚|(𝑖, 𝑗))(𝑃 − 𝑃𝑚+1) √(∑(𝑃𝑚|(𝑖, 𝑗) − 𝑃𝑚|(𝑖, 𝑗))2)(∑(𝑃𝑚+1 − 𝑃𝑚+1)2) (1) n = ⌈ 𝐻 − ℎ + 2 ∗ 𝑝 𝑠 + 1⌉ ∗ ⌈ 𝑊 − 𝑤 + 2 ∗ 𝑝 𝑠 + 1⌉ (2) r = 𝑟 ∗ 𝑃 (3) pm|(i,j) is the feature map with point (i,j) as the upper left corner, 𝑃𝑚|(𝑖, 𝑗)is the mean of the feature map pm. pm+1 is the next feature map of the pm. then, the feature map r is dotmultiplied with the p, and finally the feature map r pooled by the rel layer is obtained. table 1. the network structure parameters are shown in the following table layer kernel/stride parameters conv1 128*11*11/4 15488 dis pool 3*3/1 conv3/5/7/9/11/13 8*1*3/2 3072 8*3*1/2 rel pool 3*3/2 conv4/8/12 16*3*3/2 1152 conv2/6/10 64*11*11/4 61952 the input data is multiplied by the discrete coefficient obtained by the dis pooling layer. the purpose is to calibrate the spatial position of the edge feature through the discrete coefficient. the result obtained here is then added to the input data. the purpose it enhances the information of edge features on the one hand, and preserves the correlation between features on the other hand. therefore, the point multiplication is to calibrate the spatial position of the edge features, and the 46 purpose of addition is to strengthen the information of the edge features and preserve the correlation between the features. the discnet structure refers to the residual effect of resnet, which effectively extracts edge features on the one hand, and makes the model more lightweight on the other hand. 3. experiments 3.1. dataset cityscapes contains a total of 5000 fine images, of which 2975 are training images, 500 validation images and 1525 testing images. in addition, the dataset contains 20k roughly annotated images. 3.2. comparison with sota we first trim the images of cistyscapes datasets to a size of 500*500, and set the initial learning rate to 1*e-5 and the epoch to 12000. the cityscapes dataset has 2975 training images and 1525 testing images. the training platforms are ryzen 7 3800x and rtx 2070. the optimization function is adam optimizer. the loss function uses formula 4 to calculate the error between the true value and the predicted value, and uses iou to evaluate the test results. yp and yt represent the predicted values and actual values respectively. dice(p, t) = 2 ∗ |𝑦𝑝 ∩ 𝑦𝑡| (|𝑦𝑝| + |𝑦𝑡|)⁄ (4) here we compare resnet with some sota algorithms, such as deep snake [8], unet[9], panet[10], fcis[11], ese[12-13], etc. the results for the cityscapes datasets are shown in table 2 below. table 2. comparison results of cityscapes datasets. n et w o rk d is c n et d ee p u n et p a n et f c is e s e s eg n et a u c (% ) 3 8 .6 3 7 .4 3 8 .4 3 6 .5 2 9 .4 1 8 .6 1 3 .2 f p s 1 8 .6 4 .6 8 .6 7 .5 1 0 .2 1 8 .7 1 6 .5 judging from the accuracy results of the cityscapes datasets, resnet can achieve a good result. unet and panet can enhance the features of corresponding locations by concatenating data dimensions. through feature splicing, the high-resolution features are enhanced by the low-resolution features, so the edge features can be accurately segmented by locating the enhanced features. however, due to the problem of feature loss in the pooling layer, the segmentation position is inaccurate. fcis and ese will be trained on the basis of fully convolutional network by means of encode-decode. fcis can effectively avoid the problem of inaccurate information caused by the loss of feature information in the pooling layer, but it will also reduce the calculation speed due to the excessive number of convolutional layers. here we extract relevant feature about the edge features of the image through the rel layer. resnet uses these features to enhance the edge feature and achieve feature positioning, and then achieve the effect of image segmentation, as shown in figure 5. from the comparison results in figure 1, it can be directly seen that resnet can accurately segment the target edge. unet and deep snake cannot accurately locate the fine boundary contour, and also have the problem of inaccurate segmentation for small volume targets. it can be seen from the comparison results of segmentation renderings and accuracy that resnet has certain advantages. relnet unetdeepnetimage figure 1. image represent the original image. and resnet, deepnet, unet correspond to the segmentation effect image of these algorithms respectively. 4. conclusion in this paper, we extract discrete features in the image by analyzing the statistical characteristics of discrete data, and design the corresponding discrete pooling layer, and then 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[13] xingyi zhou, dequan wang, and philipp kr ähenb ühl. objects as points. arxiv preprint arxiv:1904.07850, 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 83 exploration of huawei advanced network technology curriculum reform under the background of school enterprise cooperation jinfeng su*, liu ying, he li, bian ning school of information and control, shenyang institute of technology, shenyang 110000, china. * corresponding author: jinfeng su. abstract: at present, the training of network communication talents in colleges and universities should also keep pace with the times to achieve the connection between the talent supply side and the industry demand side. based on the background of huawei's school enterprise cooperation, guided by the output of students' learning achievements and ability development, this paper studies the significance and cooperation methods of school enterprise cooperation in this course, which can better serve the curriculum system of communication engineering and lay a better foundation for training application-oriented talents. keywords: school enterprise cooperation; advanced network technology; communications technology. 1. introduction the communication engineering major mainly trains the product implementation, operation and maintenance departments for intelligent communication equipment, network communication enterprises and other various enterprises and institutions, and trains high-level technical and skilled talents engaged in the testing and development of mobile communication products and intelligent communication equipment, pre-sales and after-sales engineers, and network operation and maintenance. utilize the social resources of government, school and enterprise, implement the new "five in one" school enterprise cooperation mode of teaching steering committee, internal and external practice bases, order classes, industrial colleges, and school enterprise alliance, build a new "six in one" collaborative education mechanism of "co management, co system, co construction, co-education, sharing, and co research", and achieve a talent training community with multiple participants who complement each other's strengths, build projects, and share results, practice deep cooperation and collaborative education in the true sense. through the integration of industry and education and collaborative education, the latest technologies developed by enterprises are timely integrated into school teaching, promoting the promotion of new technologies independently developed by enterprises, jointly promoting industrial transformation and upgrading, and making advanced technologies enhance students' employment competitiveness. huawei's advanced network technology is an important technical means of network construction and management in huawei's ict ecosystem. the main content of this course is the common technology in practical work. by learning huawei advanced network technology, students can master the basic principles and operation methods of network technology, so that they can independently complete the construction, maintenance and fault handling of small networks in the face of real business scenarios. 2. current teaching problems 2.1. the construction of professional curriculum knowledge is slow, lagging behind the social demand and the update of network technology at present, the network technology curriculum system of most colleges and universities is not perfect and flexible enough, the curriculum setting is mechanical and the incentive measures are insufficient, so it is difficult to give full play to the subjective initiative of teachers and students to actively improve the curriculum teaching. first of all, traditional classroom teaching mode is often used in teaching, that is, the mode of teachers "pouring in" and students learning passively. the teaching design is dull and insipid, resulting in a dull classroom teaching atmosphere; secondly, the teacher one-sided emphasizes the learning process of knowledge, neglects the cultivation of students' practical application ability and thinking ability, students' personality cannot be fully developed, and they lack innovative consciousness and ability; third, the teaching methods and means are backward, and the construction of software and hardware for specialized courses is unbalanced. modern network technology course teaching must rely on multimedia based audio-visual teaching facilities, including multimedia classroom, electronic laboratory, network remote classroom and so on. however, due to the influence of traditional teaching thinking, most teachers have not completely changed their teaching concepts. they still use a relatively single teaching method to explain some complicated and difficult theoretical concepts, which leads to the low quality of classroom teaching. 2.2. inadequate cultivation of one-sided practical ability in theoretical knowledge learning compared with the basic courses of computer network technology, there are fewer advanced network technology courses in colleges and universities that include new practical 84 contents such as network reliability, security, network management, etc. most of the courses in colleges and universities that have been set up are also mainly about theoretical knowledge. although it is helpful for students to understand and master the principles related to network technology, it is limited to the cultivation and improvement of students' practical ability. there are even fewer courses based on huawei network equipment. as show in fig. 1: fig. 1 interface diagram of ensp simulation platform 2.3. the gap between the curriculum practice and the actual requirements of the enterprise is too large in the current network technology courses offered by domestic colleges and universities, most of the teaching in the practical part focuses on simulation, and the simulation platforms and equipment types are different. but few of them can be applied to real equipment and take real cases of enterprises as projects. this leads to a large gap between the practical teaching of most of these courses and the actual application of enterprises. 3. analysis of the current situation of our advanced network technology courses our school focuses on cultivating application-oriented talents and students' practical application ability. at present, the network technology courses offered by the communication engineering major are based on huawei data communication laboratory, which is a cooperation between schools and enterprises, and taught in combination with theoretical knowledge. this course is a professional compulsory course for communication engineering majors. it already has a lot of curriculum resources based on school enterprise cooperation, mainly including courseware, test question library, homework library, teaching plan, etc. the teaching materials of the course are sufficient. this course is one of the newly opened courses in recent two years, although the teaching resources have been basically constructed and improved. however, the depth of school enterprise cooperation is not enough. how to enable students to further have the problem-solving ability, overall planning ability and team writing ability required by enterprise talents on the basis of understanding theoretical knowledge and mastering practical ability is the focus of this educational reform. 4. specific reform contents 4.1. enrich the construction of curriculum resources by utilizing the resources of school enterprise cooperation and taking the secondary college of huawei as the traction the first is the selection of teaching materials. huawei ict series of certified books are selected for this course, and advanced network technology is also the textbook designated by huawei institute of information and network technology. the course content and case arrangement of this textbook take huawei equipment as an example. the case is practical and covers many aspects such as network reliability, security, new mainstream technology, network operation, maintenance and management. the course content mainly includes seven aspects, network reliability, access control list, network address translation, wan, ipv6, wlan technology, and network management. 4.2. further deepen practical teaching based on teaching content and enterprise demand the practical teaching of this course adopts the supporting experimental instruction manual of advanced network technology in the series of textbooks on route switching technology of huawei ict academy. it is applicable to students who are using advanced network technology for learning. it is helpful for students to apply theoretical knowledge to practice and further deepen their understanding of theoretical knowledge. 4.3. further deepen teaching in combination with school enterprise cooperation laboratory at present, the network technology courses offered by the communication engineering specialty are based on the huawei data communication laboratory, which is a school enterprise cooperation, and are taught in combination with the huawei ensp virtual platform. ensp provides a convenient graphical operation interface, which makes complex networking operations easier. it can intuitively feel the device form. it also supports one click access to help and querying device information on huawei's website. the simulation is carried out according to the support characteristics of the real equipment. the simulated equipment has many forms, comprehensive support functions and high simulation degree. it can connect with real devices, support the binding with real network cards, and realize the connection between analog devices and real devices. the networking is more flexible, which is very suitable for this course. the laboratory used in the course is huawei datacom laboratory jointly established with huawei technologies co., ltd. huawei datacom laboratory is a strategic cooperation between our school and huawei technologies co., ltd. to give full play to their respective advantages and jointly build a professional laboratory set up by huawei institute of information and network technology (huawei ict institute). the laboratory is equipped with an ip integration experimental system, including ar2200 series export routes, usg6530 series firewalls enterprise gateway, s3700/5700 series switches, rh2288 server and other experimental 85 equipment. the above devices can be used to implement the hcia and hcip of huawei data comm (r&s routing and switching). the highest authentication level is hcie. the topology can be changed at any time to configure according to the course requirements. 4.4. enterprise experts enter the classroom and further strengthen the cooperation between schools and enterprises in order to ensure the in-depth teaching mode of school enterprise cooperation, the school also hired bian ning, an enterprise part-time teacher with intermediate professional and technical titles and rich production practice experience from liaoning branch of ninghan iresearch information technology co., ltd., to share enterprise experience, further cultivate students' interest in learning and guide students' future career planning. the teacher is the input of the curriculum system, and the student is the output of the curriculum learning process. through the reform of this curriculum, the ideal output can be obtained. the school enterprise cooperation teaching mode is a new teaching method in the new era, and everything is based on the excellent construction of online teaching resources, that is, the combination of traditional teaching and enterprise personnel training. the integration of this mode and communication teaching can stimulate students' enthusiasm for learning, improve students' initiative, and maximize the teaching effect. 5. project features and innovative features compared with the traditional network technology course construction, the school enterprise cooperation resources of huawei ict college are used for teaching resource construction and teaching reform to cultivate the ability to design, develop, debug and apply modern enterprise networks, have certain innovation and entrepreneurship ability, have strong employability and sustainable development ability, and be competent for network operation and maintenance with a sense of social responsibility, innovation spirit high level technical talents with international vision and strong practical ability. this course is built on the basis of huawei ict academy. the course content is highly practical, and many new technologies and equipment are applied, which is relatively rare in the courses of other colleges. therefore, the relevant construction of this course is also a supplement to this part of the blank. the college actively encourages curriculum reform, changes the existing traditional teaching mode, enables students to better adapt to the school's "application oriented, learning to apply" positioning, students to formulate future career development plans, and actively carry out school enterprise cooperation, which are the driving force and effective guarantee of curriculum teaching reform. 6. conclusions in the construction of the practical teaching resource library, the original experimental methods are changed, and the experimental courses are less emphasized. instead, the integration of theory and practice is adopted to increase the opportunities for students to participate in and design, so that students can use online resources to make early preparations when they are out of class, carry out real case practice of design enterprises when they are in practice, and analyze and summarize after class, so as to deepen the understanding of knowledge. references [1] deng lin. research on the application of computer network technology in the training of talents in vocational education. journal of physics: conference 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[5] http://forum.huawei.com. http://forum.huawei.com/enterprise/forum-753.html frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 97 research on divert and attitude control system technology of ballistic missile midcourse maneuver penetration warhead chenchao dai *, hongfu qiang, xueren wang college of missile engineering, rocket force university of engineering, xian 710025, china * corresponding author: chenchao dai (email: dai32917zr@sina.com) abstract: with the continuous development of american midcourse interception technology, it is particularly important to promote the midcourse penetration capability construction of ballistic missiles. the use of maneuver penetration technology in the midcourse of ballistic missiles can effectively deal with the midcourse interception of foreign missiles. in order to promote the development of midcourse maneuver penetration technology, this paper takes the divert and attitude control system (dacs) of maneuver penetration warhead as the starting point, refers to the development of dacs of kinetic kill vehicle in the united states, and summarizes the research status of gas valve, the key structure of dacs. on this basis, combined with the structural characteristics of maneuver penetration warhead, the key technologies related to the construction of dacs of penetration warhead are summarized, which lays a foundation for the development of dacs of penetration warhead in the future. keywords: autonomous maneuver penetration; midcourse intercept; kinetic kill vehicle; dacs; gas valve. 1. introduction since 1980s, the united states has vigorously developed its missile interception technology and built a missile defense system. after development for more than 40 years, the united states has been in the forefront of the world in this technical field. in june 2020, the united states department of defense released a report entitled "layer homeland missile defensestrategy for protecting the united states", which further expounded the development plan of the current united states missile defense system. on november 17, 2020, the united states successfully conducted the sea-based midcourse interception experiment for intercontinental ballistic missiles for the first time by using standard-3 block ⅱ a. the success of this experiment also indicates that the united states has the ability to carry out midcourse interception of intercontinental ballistic missiles. on the historical issue of penetration and interception, the rapid development of missile interception technology also means that the penetration capability construction of ballistic missiles needs to be continuously strengthened. among the current penetration modes, autonomous maneuver penetration of missiles is the most direct mode. meanwhile, based on the theoretical analysis, autonomous maneuver penetration is also the most effective penetration mode. according to public information, topol-m missiles have full maneuvering capability. in the midcourse trajectory, topol-m achieves its maneuver penetration purpose by loading multiple maneuvering warheads [1]. therefore, in the construction of ballistic missile penetration capability, the construction of midcourse autonomous maneuver penetration capability of warhead should be strengthened [2, 3]. currently, the research on maneuver penetration mainly focuses on the solution of each axial acceleration of penetration missile [3], namely penetration guidance, which does not involve the specific nozzle layout and related working mechanism of divert and attitude control system. therefore, relevant studies should be carried out for divert and attitude control system of penetration missile, and then the warhead penetration control law should be designed on this basis. at present, there is relatively little research on divert and attitude control system of penetration missile. from the working mode and requirements, the divert and attitude control system of penetration missile is similar to the divert and attitude control system of kinetic kill vehicle (kkv) to a certain extent, and both of them provide thrust for the divert and attitude control of warhead. with the development of missile defense technology in the united states, the divert and attitude control system of kkv has been mature, so we can learn from the related technologies of interceptor divert and attitude control system, and then promote the development of penetration missile divert and attitude control system. taking kkv as the background, this paper sorts out the development of its divert and attitude control system, and further summarizes the key structure of divert and attitude control system--the design and development of gas valve. meanwhile, the related research results of our research group are introduced. finally, combined with the structural characteristics of penetration warhead, the related key technologies for the construction of divert and attitude control system of maneuver penetration warhead are summarized. 2. research status of divert and attitude control system of kkv since the united states put forward the "strategic defense initiative" (sdi) plan in the early 1980s, the difficulties in its technical research mainly focus on the design and experiment of kkv [4]. from the perspective of divert and attitude control system, the research and development of kkv in the united states can be divided into three generations. the first generation uses binary liquid propellant; thes generation uses solid propellant and pwm technology to control kkv; the third generation also uses solid propellant, but overcomes the continuous thrust adjustment technology based on solid propellant. this section takes the american kkv as the 98 background and the divert and attitude control system as the main line, and combs and summarizes the key nodes of its development process. 2.1. ehv (experimental hover vehicle) ehv is the first equipment [5] to participate in the kinetic kill vehicle hovered interceptor test (khit) at the national hover test facility (nhtf), with a weight of 90.7 kg, and its divert and attitude control system adopts binary liquid propellant. the experiment was completed in april 1989. as the first omni-directional hover experiment of kkv prototype in the united states, the flight time of ehv was 24s. through the preset hover flight path, ehv completed the corresponding maneuver through the divert and attitude control system and landed safely. as a milestone in the development of kkv in the united states, this experiment paves the way for the subsequent performance improvement and improvement of kkv. in august and september 1989, ehv hovered twice, respectively. these two experiments realized the closed-loop guidance and control of ehv based on infrared seeker images, and could lock and track simulated enemy targets through divert and attitude control system. 2.2. leap ⅰ with the gradual complication of the trajectory related to incoming missiles, higher requirements are put forward for the interception capability of american interceptors, and the interception success rate of interceptors must be improved without greatly increasing the cost. one of the main factors of interceptor cost is the size and weight of interceptor. if smaller and lighter interceptor is adopted, the corresponding supporting equipment required will be greatly reduced and its maneuver ability will be improved. divert and attitude control system is the main equipment of interceptor, and the core of reducing the mass and volume of interceptor lies in its lightweight and integration of divert and attitude control system. therefore, the strategic defense initiative organization (sdio) put forward the "lightweight exoatmospheric projectile" project, namely leap (lightweight exo-atmospheric projectile), which aims to develop light kkvs that meet the above requirements. the first leap experimental equipment, leap i, as shown in fig. 1, was jointly developed by rockwell and rocketdyne [6]. the interceptor has made a breakthrough in the miniaturization of divert and attitude control system and electronic equipment. compared with ehv, its weight is reduced to 18.1 kg, and it also uses binary liquid propellant with high pressure nitrogen as the power source for attitude control. the engine consists of four orbital control nozzles located around the center of mass with a thrust of 485n, and eight attitude control nozzles located at the tail of the interceptor with a thrust of about 4.4 n. in july, 1990, leap i carried out a hover experiment in nhtf [5]. the name of the experiment was advanced hovered interceptor test (ahit). the hover time was 18s, and the target was tracked by visible light seeker [4]. fig. 1 leap ⅰ projectile[6] 2.3. leap ⅱ (u.s. army leap) leap ii, also known as "u.s. army leap", is developed by hughes aircraft company, as shown in fig. 2. compared with leap ⅰ, the mass of the system was lower than 6.8 kg. the diameter of the system was 15cm and the length was 38cm. the layout of the interceptor is similar to leap i. there are four 160n orbital control nozzles at the centroid of the interceptor, which provide the lateral maneuver ability of the interceptor, and the response time is less than 5ms [7]. there are eight attitude control nozzles in the rear bulkhead of the interceptor, with a thrust of 4.5 n, which are used to adjust the attitude of the interceptor [8], and the response time is less than 1ms. leap ii also uses binary liquid propellant, and the interceptor also includes high-resolution mediumwave infrared seeker, matching target acquisition and tracking computer, high-density small avionics, thin film optical telemetry transceiver and inertial measurement unit. in midmarch 1991, leap ii enters nhtf for subsystem test, on the morning of april 23, 1991, leap ii officially carried out hover experiment, during the whole test period lasting 10s, leap ii executes a set of representative engines working sequence in interception mission, which is written into the system controller by pre-programming. during the experiment, the seeker tracking system keeps locking the long-distance target, and three orbit-controlled engines ignite about 100 times, and eight attitude-controlled engines ignite about 1400 times. fig. 2 u.s. army leap[9] 99 2.4. leap ⅲ (air force leap) leap iii, also known as "air force leap", is jointly developed by boeing, rockwell and rocketdyne, and its structure is shown in fig. 3. leap ⅲ was developed and suspended in the same year as leap ⅱ, and the length of leap ⅲ was 55.6 cm. the diameter is 45.7 cm and the system weight is 10.8 kg, which is slightly heavier than leap ⅱ, but still has a great improvement compared with leap ⅰ. the divert and attitude control system of the interceptor is the same as leap i [5], which adopts binary liquid propellant, four divert control nozzles with thrust of 485n, and eight attitude control nozzles with thrust of about 4.4 n. during the levitation test on august 22, 1991, leap iii hovered at an altitude of 6m, and simulated the maneuver state during the actual space engagement through a series of lateral maneuvers. the whole hover experiment lasted for 17s. fig. 3 air force leap[5] 2.5. advanced leap considering the filling, storage and maintenance of liquid propellant, the united states considered using solid propellant instead of liquid propellant for divert and attitude control system of interceptor, which further reduced the cost and improved the reliability of the system. in march 1993, the advanced lightweight exo-atmospheric projectile was launched. aerojet is mainly responsible for the launch of divert and attitude control of this project, which cooperates with societe europeenne de propulsion (sep) to carry out corresponding research and development. the research and development of aerojet is based on the solid leap developed by thiokol in 1991. the interceptor developed by thiokol is used as a space-based interceptor of the united states air force, as shown in fig. 4. the total weight of the solid leap is about 5kg. its divert and attitude control system structure includes 1 gas generator, 4 222n divert control systems and 6 29n attitude control systems, and the propellant is htpb/ap/ai composite propellant [10]. however, due to the limitation of space-based launch, the interceptor has strict quality standards, which leads to concessions in cost, mass production capacity and system stability in order to meet the quality requirements [11]. fig. 4 thiokol leap[10] aerojet company combines pulse width modulation (pmw) technology. after two upgrades and improvements on the basis of thiokol leap, the solid divert and attitude control system is finally determined as the structure shown in fig. 5 [11]. in order to reduce the system quality, aerojet uses carbon-carbon (cc) composite materials and carbon-silicon carbide (c/sic) materials instead of traditional superalloy materials. the divert control thrust of the divert and attitude control system is 315n, the response time is less than 6ms, the pitch thrust of attitude control is 31.5 n, the yaw/roll thrust is 15.5 n, the response time is 2ms, and the working time of the engine is 20s. fig. 5 solid dacs[11] since the "advanced lightweight exo-atmospheric projectile" project, solid propellants have been widely used in interceptors, the most representative of which is the standardmissile-3 (sm-3) interceptor. 2.6. standard-3 block i a interceptor the development of the standard-3 missile interceptor comes from the united states navy aegis leap intercept (ali) [12]. the interceptor was developed by atk company (which acquired thiokol company in 2001), and its divert and attitude control system is also called mk 142 solid divert and attitude control system. mk 142 solid divert and attitude control system is a pulse type solid divert and attitude control system, as shown in fig. 6 and 7. the divert and attitude control system includes a gas generator, 4 divert control systems and 6 attitude control systems. the thrust of each divert control system is 222n, the thrust of each attitude control system is 29n, and the total mass of the interceptor is 5kg. sdacs adopts three-stage charge, among which the first stage pulse charge is tph-3510, the second stage pulse charge is tp-h-3511, and the cruise stage charge is tp-h-3512 [13]. standard-3 solid divert and attitude control system mainly solves the interior ballistic design of solid divert and attitude control system, the performance of control valves and the integration of subsystems and kinetic energy warhead. the standard-3 block i a missile successfully completed three interception tests in january, june and november 2002. fig. 6 sm-3 kinetic warhead[14] 100 fig. 7 sm-3 first flight sdacs[12] 2.7. standard-3 block i b/ii a interceptor when the standard-3 missile was upgraded to block ⅰ b, the fourth-stage solid divert and attitude control system was replaced, and the throttling divert and attitude control system (tdacs) designed by aerojet company was adopted, as shown in fig. 8 [14]. this type of solid divert and attitude control system also continued to be used on block ⅱ a. a total of 10 throat thrusters are used in the throttle solid divert and attitude control system, of which 4 are used for divert control and 6 are used for attitude control, which can realize accurate thrust control, and the thrust adjustment range is 0 ~ 6672n. at the same time, the engine can realize adjustment between high thrust and endurance thrust [15]. compared with the original pulse solid divert and attitude control system, the new throttle solid divert and attitude control system has higher flexibility and further improves the utilization efficiency of propellant. the standard-3 block ⅱ a missile was tested twice in 2016, namely the verification of propulsion system and the verification of divert control and attitude control capability of kkv in space. on february 3, 2017, the third test was carried out, and a medium-range ballistic missile target was successfully intercepted by using ship-launched standard-3 block ii a missile in the waters near hawaii. on november 17, 2020, the sea-based midcourse anti-missile interception experiment for intercontinental missiles was successfully carried out for the first time. fig. 9 shows the block ii a interception demonstration animation released by raytheon company of the united states. fig. 8 tdacs fig. 9 sm-3 block ⅱ a interception process 2.8. development summary of divert and attitude control system of american kkv since 1980s, the divert and attitude control system of american kkv has been continuously developed and iterated. as shown in fig. 10, from the initial binary liquid divert and attitude control system to the solid divert and attitude control system, and then to the throttle solid divert and attitude control system used today, its development process can be summarized into the following three points. (1) solid propellant gradually replaces liquid propellant. at first, ehv and leap i/ii/iii of american kkv all use binary liquid propellants. however, with the improvement of operational requirements, higher requirements are put forward for the cost, maintenance, storage and safety of kkv, especially for american space-based and sea-based kkv. solid propellants are safer than traditional liquid propellants. therefore, since the advanced leap project, the divert and attitude control systems of american kkv have all used solid propellants. (2) kkv is developing towards lightweight and integration. at first, the weight of ehv reached 90.7 kg, but the excessive weight will inevitably affect the design and research and development of the lower stage engine. therefore, the leap project was launched in the united states, and the divert and attitude control system, as the main component of the interceptor, needs to be improved in light weight and integration first. since leap i, the mass of kkv has been reduced to less than 20 kg, leap ii and leap iii have reduced the mass of kkv to less than 10kg, and leap ii has reduced the mass to the lowest 6.8 kg. with the beginning of advanced leap project, solid propellant was used in divert and attitude control system of kkv, and then the mass of kkv began to stabilize at 5kg. (3) the follow-up control capability of divert and attitude control system has been continuously improved. with the use of solid propellant, the control ability of divert and attitude control system has become a major problem. at first, the control mode was pulse width modulation (pwm) control, and the equivalent thrust control was realized by adjusting the duty cycle. subsequently, aerojet company developed the throttle solid divert and attitude control system, which can realize continuous thrust adjustment, and the follow-up control capability of the solid divert and attitude control 101 system was qualitatively improved. fig. 10 development of u.s. kinetic kill vehicle 3. research status of valve structure of solid divert and attitude control system when the divert and attitude control system of kkv transits from binary liquid propellant to solid propellant, the primary problem to be solved is thrust control, and the core lies in the design of gas valve. based on the summary and analysis of public data, the valve structures of solid divert and attitude control systems are mainly divided into three categories: pneumatic valve structure, rotary valve structure and pintle valve structure. 3.1. research status abroad 3.1.1. pneumatic valve structure the pneumatic valve structure causes the pressure change on both sides of the valve through the opening and closing of small airflow, forming a pressure difference, realizing the reciprocating movement of the valve, thus realizing the thrust switching of the nozzle. the opening and closing of small airflow can be realized by driving a rotating valve or a solenoid valve by a motor. thiokol leap and advanced leap use this type of valve construction [11]. aerojet company designed two schemes when developing advanced leap. the first scheme is modeled after thiokol leap, and its layout and valve structure are similar to thiokol leap, as shown in fig. 11 and 12. the valve structure is characterized in that the orbital transfer nozzle is controlled by a double-headed poppet valve, while the attitude nozzle is directly controlled by an electromagnetic drive valve, as shown in fig. 12. in the working process, the double-headed poppet valve is driven by the gas generated by the combustion chamber. gas enters and exits the control chambers c1 and c2 through two solenoid valves, and the resulting pressure difference controls the opening and closing of the intermediate double-headed poppet valve. the advantages of this system lie in simple structural design and fast response speed. aerojet company has achieved 3ms switching response in cold air experiment, and the compact structure can facilitate the design of large expansion ratio of rail-controlled nozzle. although the design of double-head cone valve can meet the requirements of divert and attitude control system of interceptor, the structural design also has some shortcomings. due to the hardware limitation of the valve, the pitch channel and yaw channel must be offset longitudinally during the installation process, which will bring chattering problem to the system, and it will also be difficult to zero the thrust of the system. fig. 11 aerojet first dacs concept fig. 12 dual poppet optional schematic considering this problem, aerojet company designed another one-way pneumatic valve, as shown in fig. 13 and fig. 14. the structure of the system is characterized in that each rail-controlled nozzle is controlled by a single-head poppet valve and a pilot-operated solenoid valve. in the working process, the pressure under the single-head cone valve is controlled by opening and closing the pilot solenoid valve, so as to realize the change of the pressure difference between the upper and lower parts of the valve, and then control the switch of the valve. the valve solves the problem that the pitch channel and the yaw channel are not coplanar in structural design, each nozzle can be controlled independently, which further increases the flexibility of the engine. however, the disadvantage of this valve is that the compactness is reduced, and the throat area between the combustion chamber and the valve assembly needs to be added to maintain constant propellant mass flow and stable system response. fig. 13 aerojets dacs concept fig. 14 signal poppet optional schematic 3.1.2. rotary valve structure rotary valve mainly refers to using servo motor to drive 102 the valve to rotate, and directly realize the switching of gas between various nozzles. davide morrow of garrett company put forward a spherical rotating valve scheme, the early valve structure is shown in fig.15 and fig.16 [16], including guide vanes, spherical seals, motors, transmission rods, etc. when one nozzle needs to be opened, the guide vanes are rotated to drain the gas to the nozzle in this direction, and the spherical seals will move in the opposite direction of the nozzle under the action of pressure, and finally the nozzle in this direction will be completely closed. when commutation is needed, the guide vane is rotated by the motor to cross the centerline position, and then the vane will complete commutation under the action of gas pressure, and the spherical seal will move to the nozzle on the other side under the action of gas pressure. when the guide vane is in the center line position, the gas will be ejected at the same time in both nozzles, thus realizing zero thrust. fig. 15 schematic of valve design fig. 16 schematic of thruster assembly subsequently, davide morrow's team improved the valve structure and re-proposed a double-ball switching scheme, as shown in fig. 17 [17], the section of which is the axial surface of the valve assembly. the basic principle of this scheme is the same as that of single ball switching scheme, which realizes the commutation of gas by spherical seals. however, the system adopts two spherical seals, which can have faster response speed when the commutation movement distance is longer, and at the same time, this scheme can close two nozzles at the same time. fig. 18 and fig. 19 are two sections showing the front and back planes of the shaft in the valve assembly respectively. as shown in fig. 18, the guide vane is in the intermediate position, and the gas enters the intermediate area of the two spherical seals through the holes 48 and 50, and the spherical seals will close both nozzles at the same time under the action of pressure. behind the passage 48 of the shunt blade is a passage 51 connecting a pair of passages 52 that extend through the shaft support member and communicate with the space between the two spherical seals. when the shunt blades are in the intermediate position, the passage 52 is not connected to the opening 51. when one of the propeller nozzles needs to be opened, the shunt blades are rotated. the connection between the passage 48 and the passage 50 is interrupted, and the gas no longer enters the middle area of the two spherical seals. at this time, the spherical seal on one side will move to the sealing ball on the other side under the action of gas pressure. due to the rotation of the guide vane, the passage 51 communicates with the passage 52, and the gas in the middle area of the two sealing balls will be discharged to the ambient atmosphere through the passage 52 and the passage 51. fig. 17 schematic of double ball valve fig. 18 schematic of the valve with the section in front of the axial plane fig. 19 schematic of the valve with the section of the plane behind the axis plane 3.1.3. pintle valve structure pintle valve is the most widely used valve structure in the united states at present. from the standard-3 block ⅰ b, its throttle solid divert and attitude control system began to adopt this kind of valve structure. pintle valve changes the nozzle throat area by moving the needle valve back and forth, thus changing the thrust. as shown in fig. 20. when the needle valve is withdrawn from the throat, the throat area increases and the combustion chamber pressure, propellant burning rate and thrust output decrease. when the needle valve is inserted, the throat area decreases and the combustion chamber pressure, propellant burning rate and thrust output increase. 103 fig. 20 schematic of a pintle valve aerojet company of the united states is the first company to study this kind of valve structure, and it is also the first company to successfully develop controllable solid divert and attitude control system [18]. the company pioneered the development of controllable solid propulsion technology from 1960s to 1970s. however, due to the limitation of system integration and related technologies, it could not be applied to industrial products. until 1990s, great breakthroughs were made in high temperature materials, electromechanical actuators and control electronic technology. aerojet company further promoted the development of controllable solid propulsion technology, mainly including single pintle propulsion and multi-nozzle integrated system [19], as shown in fig. 21 and 22. fig. 21 schematic of a single pintle rocket motor fig. 22 schematic of multiple thruster system single pintle valve is a simple solid thrust control form. the schematic diagram of aerojet's single pintle valve is shown in fig. 23, and the performance of this engine is shown in table 1. during the test phase, aerojet used this engine to increase the range of hawk missile by 30%. fig. 23 a single pintle nozzle in a rocket motor in the aspect of multi-nozzle integrated system, aerojet company started the related research and development work in 1991, and completed the related experiment of sm-3 missile in 1998 [18], which indicates that the controllable solid divert and attitude control system has achieved high maturity. each nozzle of the system can continuously adjust the thrust through needle valve, and the needle valve can increase the total throat area of the system, thus significantly reducing the combustion chamber pressure, thereby reducing the burning rate of propellant and prolonging the mission time. as can be seen from fig. 24, the pressure in the combustion chamber can be reduced to below 0.6 mpa during the experiment, and the working time of the system can reach 115s. tab 1. performance for single pintle nozzle parameter name numerical value thrust/n 441300000 adjustment ratio 40:1 pressure/mpa 0.329 response time/ms ≤10 start-stop times ≤20 fig. 24 sm-3 is solid dacs test[18] with the research of controllable solid propulsion technology by aerojet company, the multi-nozzle integrated system developed by aerojet company has been applied in many aspects, including the variable thrust system of jet escape seat, the jet reaction system of agile tactical missile, the attitude control system of launch vehicle and the divert and attitude control system of interceptor. fig.25 is an experimental diagram of a multi-nozzle integrated system developed by aerojet company. fig. 25 experiment of multiple thruster system atk company also has great development in pintle valve structure. because the surface of the traditional needle valve will bear the high load when the combustion products pass through, the transmission mechanism of the needle valve needs to provide a large force, which affects the thrust 104 response time. at the same time, the size and mass of the transmission mechanism are also increased. in 2010, atk company proposed a pintle valve structure with load balancing capability, as shown in fig. 26 [20]. the structure comprises a nozzle, a valve assembly and a thrust control assembly. an exhaust passage is added to the needle valve in the structure. the exhaust passage consists of a central passage and four radial passages. the radial exhaust passage is connected with the central passage and evenly distributed around the needle valve. the exhaust chamber is located at the other end of the needle valve and connected with the exhaust passage. in the actual working process, the gas reaches the exhaust chamber through the exhaust passage to balance the load exerted by the combustion products on the surface of the needle valve. fig. 26 schematic of improved pintle valve 3.2. domestic research status 3.2.1. pneumatic valve structure yao xiaoxian's research team of beijing institute of technology designed a pneumatic valve attitude control system for attitude control of kkv. the schematic diagram is shown in fig. 27 [21]. the gas generated by the solid gas generator enters the working air cavity inside the attitude control system through the air inlet, and a small part of the gas enters the control air cavity through the throttle as the control air flow from the working air cavity. under the action of the control signal, the electromagnet manipulates the baffle to close the nozzle on one side and release the nozzle on the other side, so that the pressure of the control air chamber on both sides of the piston is unbalanced. assuming that the baffle moves from left to right, the nozzle 1 is closed, so that the pressure of the control air chamber 1 gradually increases and the pressure of the control air chamber 2 gradually decreases. when the thrust generated by the pressure difference between the control air chambers on both sides is enough to overcome the resistance of the piston, the piston drives the rocker arm head to move to the left, and the rocker arm rotates around the swing axis to close the nozzle 1 and open the nozzle 2, thus generating the attitude control thrust to the left. when the control signal changes phase, the direction of attitude control thrust is switched. fig. 27 schematic of nozzle and valve working principle under the action of aerodynamic piston, the structure drives the rocker arm to open or close the nozzle, which can realize the rapid response of thrust. in the experimental process, the delay time of the initial structure is 8ms, and the delay time of the optimized structure is shortened to 6ms. at present, the engine has been successfully applied to a certain ballistic correction projectile as an attitude control element. the attitude control system used in hot gas experiment is shown in fig. 28. fig. 28 acs before hot-fire test 3.2.2. rotary valve structure domestic research on rotary valve is relatively few, but for solid divert and attitude control system, rotary valve structure has great advantages for system integration and fast response. xi'an institute of aerospace power technology has successfully developed a solid divert and attitude control system based on rotary valves [22]. the system structure and valve structure are shown in fig. 29 and fig. 30. the overall layout of the engine is 4 +6 structure, with 4 rail-controlled nozzles and 6 attitude-controlled nozzles. the rail-controlled nozzles are 2 +2 structure, that is, each servo motor controls two nozzles with an included angle of 90°, and the attitude-controlled nozzles are 3 +3 structure, namely each servo motor controls three nozzles with an included angle of 90°. taking attitude control nozzle as an example, as shown in fig. 30, the valve structure adopts the design concept of combining stator and rotor. the valve cavity is the stator structure of the valve, and the valve core is the rotor structure. three gas outlets are arranged at an adjacent interval of 90° on the valve cavity, and a sector-shaped area of 180° is cut on the valve core as a gas channel. when the valve core rotates, three nozzle switching controls can be realized. in order to achieve the purpose of fast response, hollow cup design is adopted for the spool rotor, which reduces the structural mass and moment of inertia of the rotor. 105 fig. 29 system structure diagram fig. 30 valve structure diagram 3.2.3. pintle valve structure a great deal of research has been done on the structure of pintle valve in china, including principle analysis, structure design, control system design and so on. northwestern polytechnical university and 41 institutes of the fourth research institute of china aerospace science and technology corporation have established an experimental test system for pintle engine, and carried out a series of experiments and numerical simulation research. in engineering experiment, wang yilin developed a noncoaxial pintle variable thrust engine test system and carried out the principle test of pintle variable thrust engine [23], as shown in fig. 31. the design of the test system solves the key problems such as pintle structure, dynamic seal, driving device and thrust measurement. through the experiments of different motion processes of pintle, the pressure characteristics of pintle engine are studied. wei xianggeng made further experimental analysis on the pressure response of non-coaxial pintle variable thrust engine [24], and it is determined that the slow response of pressure is caused by the slow dynamic response of propellant. the experimental study of pressure bimodal response is carried out by using mature propellant with low pressure intensity index. the research results provide a basis for the analysis of response characteristics of variable thrust engine with non-coaxial pintle. fig. 31 schematic of experimental thruster wu yuan et al. developed a set of electric servo-driven pintle variable thrust solid rocket motor test system [25]. as shown in fig. 32, the interior ballistic adjustment characteristic test of pintle variable thrust solid rocket motor was carried out. the experimental results show that the axial motion of the anti-ablation pintle can adjust the interior ballistic characteristics of the engine in real time, and realize the four-stage pressure adjustment. fig. 32 test system of pintle controlled solid motor driven by electric servo in terms of numerical calculation, li juan established a numerical model of steady-state flow field of pintle engine, and verified the numerical model with principle test results [26]. a large number of numerical calculations have been carried out to reveal the flow characteristics of pintle engine, and the influence laws of pintle configuration, nozzle configuration, pintle position and their matching relations on flow field, thrust and efficiency have been obtained. optimal pintle and nozzle profiles have been obtained from the perspective of thrust regulation performance and specific impulse efficiency. suggestions are put forward for the design of nozzle and control system of pintle engine. hua lihui used numerical simulation to optimize the process of laryngeal plug profile [27], and analyzed the changes of various parameters in the flow field according to different actuating speeds and free volumes of laryngeal plug; the experimental study of non-coaxial pintle engine was carried out. the thrust control principle and method of pintle variable thrust solid motor are systematically studied [28], and the comprehensive performance of various thrust control methods is simulated and tested. a complete mathematical model of thrust control system is established, and the steadystate and dynamic characteristics of the system are obtained, which provides a theoretical basis for the design of thrust control system. aiming at the unsteady influencing factors of pintle solid rocket motor and thrust control of pintle solid rocket motor under high combustion temperature propellant, beijing institute of technology [29-31] studied the influence of different factors on unsteady regulation characteristics of pintle variable thrust solid rocket motor. using the grid dynamic layer model of fluent software, the internal flow field of the throat plug in the process of uniform velocity adjustment is simulated, and the effects of the throat plug velocity, the main nozzle structure parameters and the propellant pressure index on the unsteady characteristics are analyzed. at the same time, in order to study the thrust control of low pintle solid rocket motor with high combustion temperature propellant, a coaxial variable thrust solid rocket motor test system is designed, and the structure diagram is shown in fig. 33. the system is driven by hybrid linear 106 stepper motor as pintle, combined dynamic seal mode is adopted, and ignition test is carried out with propellant with high combustion temperature and high-pressure strength index, and the pressure of combustion chamber is adjusted from 2 to 12.1 mpa. fig. 33 structure of pintle controlled solid motor 4. related research progress of our research group high temperature gas valve is the key to the research of divert and attitude control system for penetration warhead. it is the key index in the development of valve to realize longterm stable control of engine thrust and fast response control of thrust. in the research of high temperature gas valve, our research group designed a rotary fast response high temperature gas valve, as shown in fig. 34. fig. 34 schematic diagram of rotary gas valve the valve core of the valve is a spherical rotor, which is driven to rotate by an actuator. after the gas enters the valve cavity from the lower inlet, under the action of the spherical valve core, the fast response switching of thrust in different directions can be realized. in the development process, our research group mainly solved the following two problems. 4.1. long-term high-temperature dynamic sealing and heat insulation technology. through the gradient combination of multiple materials, the research group realized that the working time of the valve is 45s, the temperature of the cold end of the actuator does not exceed 40 ℃, and the rotating shaft rotates stably. the temperature measurement results are shown in fig. 35. fig. 35 temperature of contact surface between actuator and valve chamber 4.2. high temperature resistant and fast response valve technology. our research group can realize stable thrust switching under the working conditions of chamber pressure 7mpa, gas temperature 2000k and working time 45s by using spherical valve. the thrust measurement results are shown in fig. 36. the black curve is the thrust output curve of no.1 nozzle, and the yellow curve is the thrust output curve of no.2 nozzle. as can be seen from the figure, the rotary valve can realize stable and fast thrust switching and stable thrust output. as shown in the figure, from top to bottom, the thrust output of nozzle 1, the switching intermediate state and the thrust output of nozzle 2 are respectively. fig. 36 thrust switching data (a) nozzle-1 output thrust (b) intermediate state (c) nozzle-2 output thrust 107 5. key technologies of divert and attitude control system for midcourse maneuver penetration warhead 5.1. particularity of autonomous maneuver penetration warhead combined with the development status at home and abroad, the divert and attitude control system of autonomous maneuver penetration warhead should learn from the development route of american kkv divert and attitude control system and use solid propellant as its propellant. however, the autonomous maneuver penetration warhead can not fully learn from the kkv, and it has its own particularity. in the aspect of divert and attitude control system, although there are similarities between autonomous maneuver penetration warhead and kkv, there are still great differences. the first task of kkv is to hit the target by collision, achieve the purpose of interception, therefore, its design idea is to install seeker, control system and other related devices on the basis of divert and attitude control system. however, the primary task of autonomous maneuver penetration warhead is to destroy the target by reentry strike, and its interior is equipped with a specific warhead, as shown in fig. 34. the fig. shows mk21 warhead cabin carried by american militia3, and w87 nuclear warhead is carried inside mk21. its internal structure is shown in fig. 35. mk21 warhead is also called advanced ballistic reentry vehicle [32]. unlike kkv, the internal space of mk21 warhead is very limited. the front end is mainly used for loading nuclear warhead, and only the back end has some space for installing divert and attitude control system and related guidance devices. therefore, it is difficult to realize the traditional "4+6" divert and attitude control system structure on the warhead. fig. 37 mk21 warhead module fig. 38 section view of mk21 warhead 5.2. key technologies of divert and attitude control system for autonomous maneuver penetration warhead according to the development status of divert and attitude control system and valve structure of kkv at home and abroad, combined with the actual structure of autonomous maneuver warhead. in this paper, the following six key technologies are summarized for building divert and attitude control system of autonomous maneuver penetration warhead. (1) structural design of integrated system in confined space due to the structural limitation of the maneuver penetration warhead, it is difficult to use the divert and attitude control system structure of the traditional kkv "4+6". therefore, it is necessary to design an integrated divert and attitude control system structure matching with the penetration warhead in its confined space. the structure needs to meet the following two constraints: the structure of divert and attitude control system can meet the requirements of warhead maneuver penetration. because the warhead is loaded at the front end, it is impossible to install the orbital thruster at the centroid position, but the maneuver trajectory transfer capability of the warhead must be met. the structure of divert and attitude control system must meet the limitation of warhead space size. because the available space of warhead is mainly concentrated in the rear end, the new system structure should adopt an integrated way and be concentrated in the rear space of warhead. the divert and attitude control system of warhead should share a set of propulsion system, and then realize the integration of the system, so as to achieve the purpose of compressing the structural size of thruster. (2) lightweight and fast response valve technology of divert and attitude control system the key index of divert and attitude control system lies in the response time of thrust. at present, the response time of gas valves in america is generally less than 10ms. during the development of divert and attitude control system for penetration missile, the response time of thrust can be reduced by optimizing the valve structure. pneumatic valve realizes the opening and closing of valve air cavity through solenoid valve, which drives piston to move and realize thrust switching. therefore, it is necessary to optimize the design of valve air cavity, improve the change speed of air cavity pressure, shorten the time needed for air cavity stability, and then shorten the thrust response time on the premise of ensuring system stability. rotating valve can be realized directly by motor, and its response time can be realized by reducing the moment of inertia of the valve. at the same time, on the premise of ensuring dynamic sealing, the response frequency of the valve can be improved by reducing the friction torque. the pintle valve structure realizes stepless thrust adjustment through the forward and backward movement of the needle valve, the response time of pin valve system is related to many factors, including propellant characteristics, free volume of combustion chamber, moving speed of pin bolt, etc. in the design of pin bolt structure, the high load on the head of pintle during thrust adjustment should be considered, so the head load can be balanced by pin bolt structure design to reduce moving resistance and shorten response time. (3) solid propellant technology the performance of propellant itself is an important factor that determines the pressure response speed of the engine for the pintle valve structure. therefore, in order to realize the rapid response of the engine pressure and the nearly rectangular thrust curve. according to the characteristics of pintle valve system, the propellant with high pressure strength index and high dynamic response performance should be 108 developed. for pneumatic valves or rotary valves, their working characteristics are that the thrust direction is switched by rapid switching of valves. in order to ensure the stability of the system, it is necessary to ensure the stability of the internal pressure of the engine during the valve switching process, so that the pressure in the combustion chamber can keep constant or change in a small range. therefore, it is necessary to use propellants with low pressure index or negative pressure index. (4) technology of lightweight high temperature resistant valve material during the working process of the divert and attitude control system, the valve structure is always in high temperature gas environment, which requires high mechanical properties and ablation resistance of materials under high temperature conditions. foreign countries combine superalloy with light materials (such as c/c materials) to improve its ablation and erosion resistance while maintaining the advantages of high strength, impact toughness and low density of c/c. research on new lightweight high-temperature resistant materials has also been carried out in china. for example, in the development of high-performance c/sic (carbon ceramic) materials, relevant key technologies have been broken through in china. c/sic materials are basically strong at 2000k high temperature, and have great application prospects in valves of divert and attitude control systems. (5) precise and stable thrust control technology the precise control of thrust is mainly aimed at the pintle valve structure, the thrust control process of the system is a complex nonlinear process, strong nonlinearity and a large number of uncertain factors make its dynamic response process complex and changeable, at the same time, it also includes the coupling of many engine parameters and the reverse spike of negative thrust adjustment. therefore, it is necessary to develop a specific control system for pintle valve to realize accurate thrust control. at the same time, under the closed-loop control system, the best position of pin bolt can be determined according to the pressure of combustion chamber to realize the optimal adjustment of the system. (6) integrated control technology of warhead autonomous maneuver penetration and divert and attitude control system in view of the midcourse autonomous maneuver penetration problem, the zero-control miss distance is close to the maximum when the speed increment direction is perpendicular to the line-of-sight direction [33]. therefore, the attitude of autonomous maneuver warhead needs to be adjusted during penetration to ensure that the speed increment during orbital maneuvering is perpendicular to the line-ofsight direction. in the design process of warhead maneuver penetration control system, an integrated model of warhead penetration and divert and attitude control system should be established. in the traditional penetration guidance problem, the attitude control problem of warhead should be added, and the multinozzle cooperative control of divert and attitude control system should be considered at the same time. the specific idea is shown in fig. 36. fig. 39 integrated control of maneuver penetration and dacs 6. conclusion american missile interception technology has been developed for more than 40 years. many experimental results show that american interception technology has certain actual combat capability and can achieve midcourse interception of intercontinental ballistic missiles. traditional penetration means are difficult to play an effective role, so it is necessary to build midcourse autonomous maneuver penetration capability of warheads. the first problem to be solved in midcourse autonomous maneuver penetration of warhead is the power problem, namely autonomous maneuver penetration of divert and attitude control system. in this paper, the development of divert and attitude control system of kkv in america is combed. at the same time, the research status of gas valve, the key structure of divert and attitude control system, is further summarized. this paper introduces the related research results of our research group. finally, combined with the structural characteristics of autonomous maneuver penetration warhead, six key technologies for the development of autonomous maneuver penetration divert and attitude control system are summarized, which have a certain engineering application foundation in related technical fields in china, but it still needs in-depth research and a large number of experimental verification when applied to maneuver penetration warhead. autonomous maneuver penetration technology of warheads is an effective means to deal with foreign missile interception, which needs to start from both hardware development and software development at the same time to continuously promote the construction and development of autonomous maneuver penetration capability of warheads in china. acknowledgements the study is supported by national natural science foundation (no. 11772352) provided by nsfc, we would like to express our high respect and thanks to them. references [1] qin z j, zhang z m. topol-m intercontinental ballistic missile of russia [j]. missiles and space vehicles, 2001 (01): 55-62. 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[34] wu q x, zhang w h. research on midcourse maneuver penetration of ballistic missile [j]. journal of astronautics, 2006 (06): 1243-1247. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 89 development and technology application of smart hospitals in china jielong tan * ganzhou wenqing foreign languages school, ganzhou 341000, china abstract: the construction of smart hospitals will help improve the medical experience of patients and the efficiency of doctors. smart hospitals can also realize medical smart auxiliary diagnosis decisions and effectively promote the improvement of national health standards and the development of the medical field. china is the world's most populous country, and its smart medicine is developing rapidly. the scale of the trillion medical market has a huge economic and market prospect. it is of great significance to adequately understand the construction and development of smart hospitals in china. this paper focuses on the construction of smart hospitals in china, the definition, connotation, and significance of smart hospitals were elaborated, and the problems in the construction of smart hospitals in china. reviewed the development stages and research status of smart hospitals construction, analysed problems, technologies, and challenges that exist in the construction of smart hospitals. finally, the three application scenarios of "smart medical care", "smart service" and "smart management" were analysed to provide reference for the construction of smart hospitals based on huge data, artificial intelligence, internet of things, and 5g technology. keywords: smart hospitals; big data; artificial intelligence; internet of things; 5g. 1. introduction the smart hospitals originate from smart medical. smart medical referred to as witmed, which is the rise of the exclusive medical term in recent years. it can realize informatization for patients and medical staff, medical institutions, and medical equipment by the creation of health file regional medical information platform and advanced internet of things technology. smart medical care generally consists of three parts, namely the "smart hospitals system, regional health system, and the home health system" [1]. although the concept of "smart hospitals" has only been proposed in the world for more than a decade. however, smart medicine can rely on the internet, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and other information technologies to integrate, collect, process, and apply big health data. it can be production after consuming, provide many personalized, efficient, and low-cost medical and health products and services directly to patients. the connection of online and offline medical services through the internet medical platform can effectively reduce the information asymmetry between doctors and patients. it can get rid of the constraint of scarce medical resources more effectively than traditional medical services. chinese health commission clarified the concept of smart medical care in 2019, which mainly includes "smart medical care" "smart service" "smart management" areas. on may 21, 2020, the "notice of the general office of the national health commission on further improving the appointment diagnosis and treatment system and strengthening the construction of smart hospitals" further explained the overall construction direction of smart hospitals issued by the china health commission. it summarizes the practical experience of hospital informatization construction in order to establish a "trinity" smart hospitals system of medical treatment, service and management. it is important to further play the important role of information technology in modern hospital construction and management to continuously improve the modernization level of hospital governance. it is necessary to build a modern hospital service and management model of "integration of network and actual work" in order to provide patients with higher quality, higher efficiency, safer and more considerate medical services. among them, the construction goal of smart service is to take "electronic medical record" as the core and smart service construction as the starting point to further enhance the patient's medical experience. the construction goal of smart medical care is to further consolidate the information foundation of smart medical care with "electronic medical records" as the core. the construction goal of smart management is to further improve the level of refinement of hospital management by means of smart management construction. with the rapid development of the digital economy, china's smart healthcare market is growing rapidly. the global pandemic has made the role of smart medicine increasingly prominent. in the post-epidemic era, the government has attached great importance to aienabled medical treatment, which has led to the rapid development of the smart medical industry. according to statistics, in 2020, the investment scale of china's smart healthcare industry in 2021 is around 118.9 billion yuan, up 18.3 percent year-on-year. the investment scale of the sector is expected to exceed 150 billion yuan in 2022, and the industry will enter a period of high-speed growth with intelligent, efficient, and large-scale development. therefore, the significance of the construction of smart hospitals also reflects the following points. for medical staff, the construction of smart hospitals is conducive to improve work efficiency, the level of diagnosis and treatment, and the operational efficiency of hospitals. this can not only effectively reduce the work pressure of medical workers, but also allow patients to enjoy more timely, accurate, and highquality medical services, which can improve the satisfaction of hospitals, medical workers, and patients, and promote the sustainable development of hospitals and the improvement of national health. from an economic perspective, china's aging population is increasingly straining medical resources, and the government and the public are increasingly focusing on the smart medicine industry. at present, china's smart 90 medical industry has ushered in a good opportunity for development. in the future, smart healthcare will become a "new driving force" for the rapid development of china's digital economy. 2. development stages of smart hospitals in china in recent years, various chinese hospitals have explored and built smart medical services at different levels, effectively promoting the development of china's medical informatization construction from the digital hospital stage to the smart hospitals’ construction stage. after the relevant literature review and analysis, the development of smart hospitals in china can be roughly divided into four stages. the first stage is the information exploration stage based on single information management. the early construction of smart hospitals is inseparable from medical informatization. china's medical informatization construction began before 2000, but mainly with the financial accounting system as the main core function. in 1978, the general hospital of nanjing military region introduced domestic djs-130 minicomputers and began to explore information technology in drug management and other aspects. the second stage is the outbreak stage of medical informatization construction based on big data technology. from 2000 to 2010, with the gradual improvement of big data and cloud computing technology, the application of big medical data has been valued worldwide, and medical informatization has ushered in a period of rapid development. in november 2008, ibm proposed the concept of “smart earth”, including important fields such as smart medical care, smart power supply, smart city, smart transportation, smart logistics, smart agriculture, and smart banking. all walks of life make full use of it and internet technology to promote human beings to work and live in a more refined and dynamic way, thereby raising the "level of wisdom" around the world. the proposal of "smart earth" has promoted the construction and development of smart medical care effectively. the hospital has become an important carrier for the construction of smart hospitals and institutions to implement medical services. in 2010, in order to implement the "opinions of the cpc central committee and the state council on deepening the reform of the medical and health system" and the "notice of the general office of the state council on printing and distributing the work arrangements for the five key reforms of the medical and health system in 2009", the ministry of public health of china organized and formulated the "basic specifications for electronic medical records (trial)" and other policy to strengthen the management of electronic medical records in national medical institutions, standardize the clinical use of electronic medical records and promote the informatization construction of medical institutions. it marks the beginning of china's hospital construction from information construction to smart hospitals construction. the third stage is the stage of smart hospitals technology realization under the development of artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and other technologies. since 2011, the internet of things industry has been listed as a strategic emerging industry in china. cloud computing, 5g, internet of things, ar, vr, and other innovative technologies emerge in an endless stream [2]. in order to provide efficient, accurate, high-quality medical services, most hospitals try to integrate the above technologies with the business scenarios to achieve the purpose of improving the efficiency of hospital operations, providing convenient medical services for patients, and reducing the workload of doctors. the goal is also successively appearing in the construction plan of large general hospitals. for example, in 2011, the pla general hospital proposed to promote the transformation of hospital development goals from large-scale comprehensive hospitals to research-oriented smart hospitals. standardized electronic medical records and smart service standards have provided direction for the construction of smart hospitals. the fourth stage is the all-round layout construction stage under the healthy china 2030 development plan. since 2015, based on standardizing electronic medical records, the chinese government has continuously introduced relevant policies for the construction of smart hospitals, such as the "healthy china 2030" planning outline issued in 2016, which laid the foundation for the all-round layout of china's smart hospitals construction. in 2019, the chinese government standardized the standard system for the hierarchical evaluation of hospital smart services and improved the appointment diagnosis and treatment system. it emphasizes the development of smart medical care based on innovative technology and highlights the use of information combined with innovative technology to improve medical standards, to strengthen the construction of smart hospitals. with the rapid development of the digital economy, the scale of china's smart medical market is growing at a high speed, ushering in a good opportunity for development. with the impact of the covid-19 pandemic in 2020, the advantages of the internet medical industry have been fully reflected. the web-based health care almost covers the major industrial fields, including medical service, health management, diet (food hygiene and nutrition), but also includes the environment, pension insurance, the combination of medical care and care. therefore, in the future, promoting and standardizing the application of big data in health care will promote the release of production capacity in medicine, finance, logistics, pension, insurance, education, and fitness, and help accelerate the transformation and upgrading of the health industry. in summary, the smart hospitals are the product of the development of "medical informatization" to an advanced stage. the construction process of smart hospitals in china is not long, mainly concentrated around 2010. it originated from the construction of medical informatization. the innovation of it technology and the support of national policies are the main driving factors for the implementation of smart medical construction. 3. results and discussion although the medical level in china's big cities is developing rapidly, the medical level is highly uneven among regions, and the medical service level in some remote areas is highly backward. it is difficult for people to obtain timely and high-quality medical services. in order to enable people in remote areas to have high-quality urban medical resources, internet hospitals and telemedicine come into being. internet technology has been used to share information between different hospitals or hospitals and patients, which can considerably reduce the possibility of unnecessary traffic, accommodation, travel, and disease delays. however, there are still various problems in the current medical information technology. for example, an ambulance for remote pretreatment has network functions and can realize real-time 91 video calls. but due to the limitations of network structure and medical information equipment, there is a certain delay in medical scenarios such as remote video. moreover, at present, most medical institutions do not optimize the information function for specific medical scenario applications, so it is difficult to adapt to a wide variety of medical information services. the development of smart hospitals will solve the problem of health care and health services, meet the medical service needs of the broad masses of people, and realize the innovation and application of medical and health services. 3.1. problems in the construction of smart hospitals relevant literatures show that the development of smart medical care industry in developed countries and regions such as europe and the united states is relatively mature, and the construction of smart hospitals is earlier. among them, the united states is an advanced country in smart medical care. more than 40% of the world's smart medical equipment is produced in the united states, especially large imaging diagnostic equipment, implantable medical equipment, remote diagnosis equipment and surgical robots, etc. the technology of smart medical care equipment is at the world's leading level, and plays an important role in the construction of smart hospitals in the united states. for example, the utilization of information technology to directly provide telemedicine by medical institutions, remote pathological diagnosis and treatment, and telehealth services to patients has become a normalized and large-scale application in the united states. japan is the second largest consumer market for smart medical care. as a highly aging society, there is a strong demand for smart medical care products related to elderly diseases, including pacemakers, artificial heart valves, vascular stents, insulin pumps, and artificial joints. the construction of smart hospitals in china began relatively late. through combing and summarizing, it is found that the problems in the construction process are mainly focused on the following three aspects. firstly, the construction standards for smart hospitals have not yet been unified at the national level. due to the inconsistent level of medical informatization in various provinces and cities, the direction and focus of hospitals in the process of building smart hospitals in various places are also different. the level of informatization construction is not uniform, resulting in limited data uniformity and sharing. it is impossible to achieve cross-institutional medical and health information integration, which is not conducive to doctorpatient referral, medical resource sharing and regional collaborative treatment [3]. secondly, as far as most hospitals in china, the development of smart hospitals is still in a relatively basic stage. the main job is on the information collection and data combining of various business scenarios of the hospital, and the current smart hospitals doesn't bring real convenience to doctors and patients. it doesn’t provide top-level design services for smart medical care effectively. most hospitals have not yet realized the functions such as telemedicine, intelligent accompaniment, rational use of drugs, hierarchical diagnosis and treatment, clinical auxiliary decision support and so on. therefore, improving patients' medical experience and hospital medical service level, effectively shortening patients' medical treatment time, and improving doctors' work efficiency will be the focus of the construction of smart hospitals at present. thirdly, the construction of smart hospitals lacks interdisciplinary talents that have hospital business knowledge and are familiar with it technology. in the process of constructing a smart hospital, it is necessary to put forward intelligent design for the hospital's medical environment, medical resources, and medical services to achieve the best diagnosis and treatment effect. for example, the pre-hospital and in-hospital connections for emergency patients are effectively connected to save treatment time and achieve the best treatment effect. however, at present, there is a great shortage of talents who are familiar with the intelligent computer process and the hospital business process, which also makes the construction of smart hospitals unable to be truly implemented. 3.2. main technologies and challenges for the construction of smart hospitals smart medical care, smart services and smart management are important scenarios for the construction of smart hospitals in china. the technologies involved cover big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, internet of things, mobile internet, 5g and so on. among them, big data and artificial intelligence technology are the technical support for the effective realization of the main scenarios of smart medical care, including application scenarios such as "clinical auxiliary decision support", "clinical data center", "imageassisted diagnosis" and "rational drug use support". 5g and mobile internet technology provide technical support for application scenarios such as "intelligent guidance", "telemedicine", "appointment registration" and "regional collaborative treatment" for "smart services". "smart management" such as "material management", "financial management", "medical device management" and "digital operating room" are inseparable from internet of things technology (banerjee, chakraborty, & rathi, 2020). according to the relevant data of china's national health commission, the telemedicine development rate of china's tertiary hospitals has reached 74%, mainly based on remote consultation. most of them have not realized regional collaborative treatment and resource sharing of medical supplies and personnel. in the following parts, the technologies to realize the application of smart hospitals scenarios are discussed. 3.2.1. big data and artificial intelligence big data refers to the need for new processing models to have stronger decision-making power, insight, and process optimization capabilities to adapt to massive, high growth rates and diversified information assets [4]. in "the age of big data", written by victor mayer-schönberg and kenneth kukye, big data refers to the use of all data instead of a shortcut such as random analysis (sampling). ibm proposed the 5v characteristics of big data, including volume, velocity, variety, value, and veracity. mckinsey global research defines "big data" as a collection of data that is so large that it greatly exceeds the capabilities of traditional database software tools in terms of acquisition, storage, management, and analysis, and it has four characteristics, including massive data scale, rapid data circulation, diverse data types, and low value density. artificial intelligence is a new technical science used to simulate, extend the theory, method, technology, and application system of human intelligence. the development of artificial intelligence is divided into three stages: computational intelligence, perceptual intelligence, and 92 cognitive intelligence [5]. the first is computational intelligence. robots began to calculate and transmit information like humans, such as neural networks, genetic algorithms, etc.; the second is perceptual intelligence. perception is to include vision, speech, language, the machine begins to understand and understand, make judgments, take some actions, such as speakers that can understand speech, etc.; the third is cognitive intelligence, where machines can think like humans and take the initiative to act, such as driverless cars that drive completely independently and robots that act autonomously. smart medical care is one of the three major directions of smart hospitals construction, and its intelligent realization is inseparable from the technical support of big data and artificial intelligence technology applications. its applications can be divided into three categories: analysis, decision support and execution. analytical applications are mainly based on the rule base to prompt medical staff, and the rule base is generally derived from standardized documents such as clinical paths, clinical guidelines, authoritative literature, and department routines. decision support applications are mainly provided auxiliary decision-making opinions for medical staff, integrating nlp, knowledge graph, machine learning, deep learning, and other technologies to carry out real-time intelligent reasoning and decision-making. for example, clinical big data analysis provided clinical auxiliary decisionmaking suggestions for doctors based on image data and clinical text data. among them, in the application of clinical text data, the application of the clinical decision support system (cdss) is the most typical. in terms of the application of image data, it is the most typical image-assisted diagnosis of artificial intelligence. taking cdss as an example, cdss uses authoritative medical guidelines, clinical pathways, textbooks, etc. as the support of the knowledge base, and models based on real-time full clinical data, which can provide clinical decision support for doctors. executive applications work in collaboration with healthcare workers. executive applications involve a wide range of technologies, integrating multidisciplinary knowledge and techniques. medical robotics are one of the typical applications. medical devices are an important auxiliary tool for the implementation of smart medical care, and they are also advanced products in the field of multidisciplinary interdisciplinary research. taking the surgical robot as an example, due to the need to combine a large amount of surgical data and the optimal control of human-computer interaction in the clinical treatment process, the "surgical brain" of the robot is formed. large tertiary first-class hospitals in china have widely implemented clinical applications based on surgical robots [6]. for example, the affiliated drum tower hospital of nanjing university introduced da vinci robots in 2014, and in the first three quarters of 2020 alone, the volume of da vinci robot surgeries in the urology department of the hospital reached 3504 cases, with an average of nearly 400 cases per month. although the activity of intelligent applications in the field of smart medical care is relatively high, there is a certain distance between them and actual clinical needs. at present, the application of big data and artificial intelligence in this field has the following two problems. first, the quality of data is poor. although the amount of data in the medical field is huge, massive data is not equal to massive high-quality data, and problems such as incomplete data, inconsistent data, and unreasonable data hinder the penetration of technology. second, the modality of the data is very simple. the current intelligent application is mainly single-modal data, multimodal data application is less, and the fusion of multi-source knowledge is lacking. in the future, with the improvement of the data base, the intelligent application in the field of smart medical care will show the following development. first, the analytical application gradually improves the medical logic, and the underlying medical knowledge graph is used as the logical support [7]. second, decision support applications will form a decision support system that integrates multi-source knowledge in the future. in terms of image data application, a decision support system covering multiple diseases, multiple sites and the whole process will be formed, and a decision support system of "authoritative knowledge + clinical experience" will be formed in the application of clinical text data [8]. third, with the continuous progress and integration of multidisciplinary technology, executive applications will also further mature and develop in the direction of humanmachine collaboration. 3.2.2. internet of things technology the internet of things is the third revolution in the information technology industry, originating in the field of media. it refers to a network that connects any object to the internet in accordance with the priory agreed communication protocol through radio frequency identification, sensors, infrared sensing, global positioning, laser barcode scanning, image recognition, and other information sensing equipment. the object exchanges and communicates through the information dissemination medium to achieve intelligent identification, perception, positioning, tracking, and supervision. an important goal of the construction of smart hospitals is to provide smart medical care services. internet of things technology provides a new technical means for the smart service that integrate diagnosis and treatment, management and decision-making. the core of the medical internet of things is still the internet, which connects the sensors of multiple information devices in hospitals through networks to enable information transmission, information exchange and resource sharing. the application of smart service in the construction of smart hospitals is mainly based on the perception layer and network layer technology of internet of things technology, and "smart management and precision medicine" is the main application direction at present. the smart management function mainly includes information management, hospital management, blood management, and device management. for example, in large hospitals, it is common for patients to wait for medical treatment for a long time and information was prone to error. the use of a smart medical system can reduce the time for patients to wait for medical treatment, and patients can make appointments through the hospital's wechat public account, query and download their own tests, examination results and physical examination reports, etc., which facilitates patients' visits, follow-up visits and self-health management [9]. the use of radio frequency identification (rfid) technology of the internet of things has applied to the process of patient information identification. the hospital can store the patient's personal medical information in the rfid device, medical staff can quickly obtain the patient's medical information by scanning the rfid device. the patient's medical information is timely conveyed to the doctor's hands, which is conducive 93 to take timely and reasonable rescue measures for the patient. precision medicine is embodied in the application of rfid technology to the medical examination process. medical staff can allocate corresponding rfid devices to patients to achieve automatic management, avoid the occurrence of accidental pick-up and misplacing, and improve the efficiency of medical examinations. in the process of mobile nursing, medical staff can monitor the patient's vital sign indicators in real time through rfid equipment to achieve remote dynamic monitoring, which is conducive to medical staff timely discovering abnormalities in the patient's physical condition and immediately assisting the patient [10]. the internet of things has been prescribed to the planned application and medical and health system, and the hospital can realize the visibility management of the hospital and improve information transparency through the monitoring system under the internet of things and the smart medical system. this means that the patient's treatment can be monitored all the time, and the patient's physiological and pathological indicators can be monitored at any time through the software, and the doctor can be reminded. at the same time, the internet of things technology can also deal with the epidemic situation in a timely manner, and the accuracy of each link of prevention and control can be adjusted. now that the covid-19 epidemic around the world is repeated, hospitals will have hundreds of thousands of people every day, and they need to take strict care of patients' visiting rooms and waiting rooms. through the internet of things program, patients and suspicious people in important areas can be better monitored to ensure the safety of hospitals and patients' medical environment. this implements intelligent, humanized and precise management of hospital personnel, equipment, logistics and safety guarantees, effectively saves social resources, and greatly promotes the comprehensive development of medical and health undertakings [11]. however, the application of internet of things technology in smart hospitals is still in its infancy. the application of the perception layer technology of the internet of things is mainly used for the collection of medical information and data to avoid errors in information, but there are still many deficiencies in the application of telemedicine and virtual simulation. therefore, holographic reality and digital twins based on internet of things technology may become the direction of development in the future. the technology is a three-dimensional holographic reconstruction to achieve a realistic reproduction of virtual objects, which can achieve human-computer interaction effects within reach. holographic reality technology can provide detailed images of the patient. the degree of refinement can reach the position of being able to distinguish between different blood vessels, and it is also more vivid in medical teaching. it is used in surgical treatment and telemedicine, which has great significance for the development of modern medicine. digital twins make full use of physical models, sensor updates, running history and other data, integrate multi-disciplinary, multi-physical quantities, multi-scale, multi-probability simulation processes, and complete mapping in the virtual space, thus reflecting the whole life cycle of the corresponding physical equipment [12].these new technology applications will enable real-time monitoring of devices and even individual components on devices on each internet of things node by building a medical internet of things platform. on the one hand, this can achieve cost reduction and efficiency improvement of remote after-sales service, and on the other hand, it can dig deep into the machine operation data to help the hospital better manage the equipment. 3.2.3. 5g technology 5g technology is not only an upgrade of 4g network technology, but also a qualitative leap in communication technology. one is that the communication rate can reach 10gbit/s, which is more than 20 times higher than 4g. moreover, the wireless delay is less than 5ms, which is more than 10 times higher than 4g. and the number of connections can be increased by 10 to 100 times [13]. furthermore, the connection density is one million per square kilometer, with an increase of 10 times. as a result, 5g is the best service infrastructure to connect the healthcare industry. 5g network slicing technology is to split the same 5g physical network into multiple virtual logical networks. the physical network is divided according to business requirements such as latency, bandwidth, security and reliability to adapt to different application scenarios, so as to avoid building a dedicated physical network for each specific service, thereby greatly saving the cost of network construction. the construction of smart hospitals has three very important functional modules, one is pre-hospital emergency care, the second is auxiliary treatment, and the third is remote diagnosis and treatment. because 5g technology has the characteristics of faster (low latency 1ms), wider (high broadband 10gbps), wider (internet of everything million level), mec (mobile edge computing), network slicing (differentiated service requirements), and high-precision positioning (sub-meter level), it has many application scenarios in the construction of smart hospitals. the "5g + medical emergency" for pre-hospital emergency refers to the medical emergency service implemented through communication and collaboration between emergency medical personnel, ambulances, 120 emergency centers and hospitals based on 5g networks, which can promote the integration of pre-hospital emergency and hospital treatment. in the 5g era, super ambulances equipped with high-definition video communications and equipped with basic medical detection instruments will become a reality, and life characteristic data such as ecg, blood oxygen, and blood pressure will be transmitted to the hospital in real time, saving rescue time. this is a typical prehospital first aid application. based on 5g network and gps positioning technology, it can realize accurate positioning inside and outside the hospital and promote the scientific scheduling of medical resources. the "5g + remote health data monitoring" is based on 5g to implement remote health data monitoring. it can monitor the patient's vital signs in real time, continuously and for a long time, and transmit the obtained vital sign data and critical alarm information to the medical staff on a 5g network. the medical staff collect patients' heart rate, breathing and other signs of physical data through smart bracelets, electrocardiographs, ventilators, sphygmomanometers and other monitoring devices. these data are transmitted by 5g network real-time. the collected patient sign data can be intelligently analyzed and processed. this scenario enables remote doctors to learn the patient's status in a timely manner, judge the condition in a timely manner, and analyze the treatment. in the "5g + remote ultrasound diagnosis" for assisted treatment, doctors can use robot technology, sensor 94 technology and communication technology to examine patients by manipulating a robotic arm based on the patient's force feedback information and the patient's video. highdefinition audio and video are completed by camera, force feedback information is collected through the robot arm sensor, and remote control is completed by operating the joystick [14]. the scene requires multiple high-definition video transmissions, and doctors not only need to see ultrasound images, but also know the position and orientation of the ultrasound probe in the human body. this scenario can promote the sinking of high-quality medical resources and help graded diagnosis and treatment. the "5g + medical image" is to upgrade the hospital's traditional film to cloud film through the image cloud platform. in the 5g era, multi-user viewing real-time can be realized through regional image sharing, high-speed cloud storage, cloud access, which is also conducive to scientific research and teaching. the establishment of regional imaging centers can effectively promote mutual recognition of test results in the region. it will reduce the economic burden on patients, and reduce the pressure on hospitals to store image data. "5g + remote surgery teaching system" is a medical form that realizes the archiving of surgical audio and video materials, remote observation and teaching, and expert guidance through the camera to collect and compile and live broadcast the pictures of surgical wounds, operating tables, and medical instruments online [15]. the medical technology level of hospitals in remote areas can be improved through remote surgical teaching, and doctors at the surgical site in remote areas can even communicate in real time through remote surgical teaching with doctors at remote higher-level hospitals during surgery. the "5g + remote consultation" is conducive to the highspeed and efficient characteristics of 5g. it can realize the rapid transmission and simultaneous access of relevant medical data, such as radiological imaging, pathological conditions, electronic medical records, etc. it can also promote the transformation from "face-to-face" consultation to video remote consultation. patients can use 5g technology to communicate with doctors in real time through highdefinition video, and transmit monitoring data to doctors at the remote end through wearable monitoring devices, which is convenient for doctors to make real-time diagnosis and consultation [16]. therefore, real-time data transmission and analysis based on 5g networks can satisfy the flexibility and scalability requirements of people's livelihood projects and personalized testing. it can provide accurate diagnosis and intervention through remote guidance in places where medical resources are scarce (remote areas, first aid, natural disaster sites, etc.) [17]. the use of 5g slicing technology will be conducive to the high reliability and low latency characteristics of 5g and mec computing capacity, thereby ensuring real-time medical and surgical performance, and avoiding patient casualties caused by network delays. however, there are still many difficulties for the application of 5g in the construction of smart hospitals. first, china implements a strict certification system for medical devices for clinical application. due to the complexity of 5g industrial chain and immature business model, 5g terminal equipment has not yet achieved commercial popularization, resulting in a generally high unit price of clinical trial equipment. in addition, because of the lack of policy guidance and incentive mechanism, all kinds of medical institutions for risk, cost, and other reasons, are bound to affect the promotion and application of 5g technology at the grassroots level, which needs to be resolved through consultation. the second is the problem of networking. 5g networks need to deploy more base stations, which is about 2 or 3 times than that of 4g base stations. the number of sites is large and the cost is very high, which is not conducive to the full coverage of 5g networks. the third is data sharing and information security. the degree of data standardization between various research and development institutions, enterprises, and medical institutions is not standardized enough, which restricts the value of 5g technology in medical data sharing, exchange, development, etc. in addition, medical institutions generate a large number of medical records, images, and other data every day, involving personal information privacy and security issues. therefore, the data transmission and sharing process needs to be in a strong information security guarantee, and information security is also the top priority of medical information construction. 4. conclusion in conclusion, in the past decade, the popularization of hospital information system (his) has made the initial informatization of hospital management in china. despite this, the development of smart hospitals is still at a relatively basic stage for most hospitals in china, and the relevant construction standards have not been unified at the national level. although the technology related to the construction of smart hospitals has developed rapidly, there are still many drawbacks such as complex outpatient business processes, poor information sharing between departments, inability of resident doctors to access and enter patient diagnosis and treatment information in real time during rounds, and inability to obtain detailed circulation information of purchased drugs in real time. in the actual construction process, there was a lack of people with both hospital business knowledge and familiarity with it technology. fortunately, the development of information technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data and 5g networks provide opportunities for smart hospitals construction. from the perspective of technical realization, smart hospitals can gradually build a telemedicine health service platform that integrates disease prevention, online diagnosis and treatment, and rehabilitation care through technologies such as the internet of things, mobile internet, and cloud computing. moreover, the applications of smart medical care on the main technologies involved in the construction of smart hospitals are analysed in order to explore the innovative applications of smart hospitals construction, such as big data, artificial intelligence, internet of things and 5g. after the study of this project, i summarize the development of smart hospitals in china as follows: firstly, advanced information technology is an important way to realize the function of smart hospitals. the construction of smart hospitals takes the protection of the health of all people as the starting point, improves people's medical experience, promotes the healthy development of people's lives, optimizes the allocation of medical resources, and improves the satisfaction of medical workers and patients. the national health commission of china divides the smart hospitals construction into three directions, including smart medical care, smart service, and smart management. big data and artificial intelligence technologies, cloud computing, 95 internet of things, mobile internet and 5g network technologies are important ways to implement smart hospitals construction and realize smart hospitals functions. secondly, there are still many technical problems to be solved in the construction of smart hospitals. although, preliminary results have been achieved through the application of digital technology in the field of smart medical care at present. however, the application of artificial intelligence, big data, and 5g network technology is not popular or mature, and there are still many problems that need to be solved urgently. the use of big medical data and artificial intelligence to carry out "smart medical" intelligent diagnosis decisions is only used in the diagnosis of a few hospitals or individual diseases. there is still a big gap between the goal of building universal health through big medical data. as for the smart service and smart management modules in the smart hospitals, the current work is mainly around the core diagnosis and treatment and the hospital management. there are only a few attempts in chronic disease management, infectious disease prevention and control, intelligent nursing, and residents' health management. therefore, the construction of smart hospitals has not been truly and comprehensively realized in china, and there are still many problems to be solved and further improved in the intelligentsia of the main application scenarios of smart hospitals. thirdly, the construction of smart hospitals around the development of information technology applications may become a way for china to achieve a comprehensive smart medical platform. in the future construction process of smart hospitals in china, it is necessary to further strengthen the construction of the national population health informatization and healthcare big data service system, standardize and build big healthcare data, build a digital internet hospital based on mobile internet and 5g network technology. in the future construction process of smart hospitals in china, it is necessary to further strengthen the construction of the national population health informatization and healthcare big data service system, standardize and build big healthcare data, construction digital and smart internet hospitals based on mobile internet and 5g network technology. on the one hand, the next development goal is to standardize smart medical standards by improving medical data to achieve medical data as a clinical auxiliary decisionmaking service, intelligent decision-making, improve medical level, build a decision support system fused by multisource knowledge, and lay the foundation for digital hospitals to move towards intelligent hospitals. on the other hand, the relevant departments of medical services should deeply explore the application of internet of things technology and artificial intelligence technology in the construction of smart hospitals. through exploring the role 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[17] wang x.p, zhang d.f (2020). application scenarios of 5g technology in the field of smart medicine. modern clinical medicine, vol.46(01), p.62-64. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 113 algorithm improvement of movie recommendation system based on hybrid recommendation algorithm ziyun liu 1, a, *, feiyu ren 2, b 1 xi'an polytechnic university, china 2 xinji fani leather industry co., china a, * 18134282382@163.com, b 1151333999@qq.com * corresponding author: ziyun liu (email: 18134282382@163.com) abstract: in recent years, the internet has developed rapidly, and in the face of thousands of data and information, it has become very critical for users to find the information that is of high value to them in the mass of information, and the recommendation system is one of the most effective ways to solve this information overload phenomenon. in this paper, the current movie recommendation algorithm is improved by using an item-based collaborative filtering algorithm for the similarity measure of items in the item-based recommendation process; in the recommendation process, two more applicable recommendation methods are considered: collaborative filtering content-based recommendation and matrix decompositionbased recommendation. it saves users time in searching, viewing and filtering, while discovering information about their potential movie preferences. keywords: recommended system; similarity algorithm; recommendation algorithm based on matrix factorization; alternating least squares. 1. introduction in the past two decades, internet technology has developed rapidly, and the number of active users on the internet has grown and the amount of data generated has increased. how to quickly find the information users want from such massive data becomes a challenge, i.e., the information overload problem [1]. for this reason, search engine and recommendation engine technologies were created. at present, the scale of china's internet search engine users reached 687 million, and the scale of cell phone search applications also has as many as 680 million users. search engine technology has solved the problem of how to filter useful information from large-scale data for users. but search engine technology is for all users, and the recommendation results are universal and not personalized enough. movie search also faces the above problem, and for this reason, movie recommendation system [2] was born. by studying users' personal information, item information and log records to filter and sort through the clutter of data, it emphasizes providing personalized services that help users find the information they want better and faster. at the same time, as he will track the user's log records and constantly modify the recommendation model according to the user's behavior, thus providing more real-time and accurate recommendations. in this paper, the current movie recommendation algorithm is improved by first using an itembased collaborative filtering algorithm for the item similarity measure in the item-based recommendation process. in the recommendation process, a matrix decomposition-based recommendation algorithm and a regularized singular value decomposition algorithm are used, and alternating least squares is used to train the data and find the objective function. 2. collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm 2.1. user-based recommendation algorithm the main idea of the algorithm is to calculate the similarity between two users using some similarity measure based on user-item association data, such as the user's evaluation information about the item, and thus obtain a set of users containing similarity values. its recommendation value is related to the similarity between users and the rating of recommended items by users' neighbors, and the recommendation results are ranked in descending order according to the recommendation value. user-based recommendations are highly community-based, timesensitive and influenced by user size. but also suffer from high data sparsity [3] and poor scalability. therefore, a recommendation system based on the nearest neighbor algorithm may not be able to make effective recommendations for users whose relevant data are too sparse. 2.2. item-based recommendation algorithm the algorithm is based on the assumption that most users' preferences are focused, that two items are similar if they have been expressed as preferences by more than one user at the same time, and that the closer the ratings given by the users who expressed their preferences for both items together, the more similar the two items are. collaborative item-based filtering has the following three features: first, it does not need to calculate similar users and directly calculates similar items. second, the recommendation results are more personalized, rich in long-tail items, and their recommendation results are more targeted. third, collaborative filtering based on items needs to calculate the set of items similar to the user's favorite items, and its calculation is proportional to the square of the number of items, which is suitable for business scenarios with small 114 number of items and large user size. the core algorithm in the item-based collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm is to calculate the similarity between items and then use the similarity between items to predict the user's rating system for candidate items. therefore, the choice of the similarity measure plays a decisive role in the final result. three main methods are included as follows: (1) euclidean distance calculation formula in calculating user similarity, the euclidean distance [4] is a more intuitive similarity algorithm. according to the common evaluation of item as a dimension between users, a multidimensional space is established, and the location of this user in this multidimensional space can be located by the coordinate system x (s1, s2, ......, si) composed of the user's evaluation score on a single dimension, then any two locations distance (x, y) can reflect the degree of similarity between two users or items. the calculation formula is shown in equation (1): dist (x, y) = ∑ (1) (2) cosine similarity cosine similarity [5] is a measure of the similarity between two texts using the cosine of the angle between two vectors in the vector space, which focuses more on the difference in direction between two vectors than the distance measure. in general, after obtaining the vector representation of two users or items in the generated collaborative filtering matrix, the similarity between the two texts can be calculated using the cosine similarity, where the result is independent of the length of the vector and is only related to the direction in which the vector is pointing. the cosine between the vectors can be found by using the euclidean dot product formula: a ∙ b |a| |b| cos θ (2) (3) pearson correlation coefficient pearson correlation coefficient, also known as pearson product-moment correlation coefficient [6], is a measure of the linear correlation between two variables x and y, with a value between -1 and 1. the pearson correlation coefficient between two variables is defined as the quotient of the covariance and standard deviation between the two variables and is calculated as shown in equation (3): ρ x, y , (3) the above equation defines the overall correlation coefficient, which is usually expressed using lowercase letters ρ . estimating the covariance and standard deviation of the samples gives the pearson correlation coefficient, which is often expressed in lowercase letters γ and calculated as shown in equation (4): γ ∑ ∑ ∑ (4) 2.3. matrix decomposition-based recommendation algorithm the recommendation algorithm based on singular value decomposition [7] (svd) is a relatively novel algorithm in collaborative filtering recommendation at present. it is an important technique introduced from linear algebra into machine learning. the svd technique is used to complement the user-item rating matrix to predict user ratings of items, which requires us to find a complementary method that minimizes the perturbation of the original matrix. we generally use the difference in matrix eigenvalues to represent the difference between the complementary matrix and the original matrix. 3. algorithm improvement 3.1. algorithmic ideas the goal of this paper is to implement a personalized movie recommendation algorithm based on the movie dataset of movielens website. according to the characteristics of movie recommendation, the similarity measure used in the collaborative filtering model is gradually improved, and the number of users who jointly evaluate two movies based on their ratings will be used to determine the degree of similarity between two movies more precisely. in a movie recommendation website, each user generally sees only a small fraction of all movies in the dataset, and the movielens dataset used in this paper has filtered out users with less than 20 reviews. the statistics reveal that each user has rated about 100 movies on average, and the sparsity of the data can be expressed using equation (5). the sparsity in the movielens dataset is about 99.83%. thus, the rating matrix of user movies is a very sparse matrix, and it is possible that only few users rate a movie. also, when a new movie is added to a movie website, the sparsity of data is further increased because there is no rating record about this movie, also known as the cold start problem (lack of data information to carry out personalized recommendation service). 1 (5) to solve the problem of sparse data, content-based recommendation is introduced to describe a movie using its attributes, which include movie title, genre, and other movie information. finally, a combination of content-based recommendations and matrix decomposition-based recommendations are used to make hybrid recommendations. 3.2. similarity algorithm improvement the similarity algorithm of this system uses the cosine similarity algorithm, considering that each data record in the data set keeps a time stamp, and according to the characteristics of human memory, the interests of each user will change accordingly over time, and the longer the interval of data is, the more unreliable the recommendation of this system is, therefore, the time factor of the rating is taken into account to improve the cosine similarity calculation method to achieve the expected purpose. in this paper, we use the time interval between users' ratings of items to optimize the data. when the time interval between users' ratings of two items is larger, the probability of users' interests changing is larger, and the error after using the original rating data for similarity calculation recommendation is larger. on the contrary, the more recent the user rating data timestamp is from now, the more informative this record is and the more reliable the recommended results are. based on the above description, this paper introduces a temporal factor [4] to reflect the changes of users' interests over time. assuming that the user's rating time for movie x is tx and the user's rating time for movie y is ty, the formula for the time factor in this paper is shown in equation (6). the smaller the time interval, the smaller the time factor, and the minimum case is the time factor result of 1 when the interval time is 0. α= in e+ |tx-ty| (6) the formula for calculating the cosine similarity after adding the time factor is shown in equation (7). 115 cos ∙ | | | | ∑ ∑ ∑ (7) 3.3. recommendation algorithm improvement 3.3.1. user-based recommendation algorithm it is assumed that users with similar interest preferences may show some degree of interest preference for the same items among themselves. the basic principle of user-based recommendation algorithm is to find users with similar preferences for the target object based on the evaluation data recorded in the system, and then generate recommendation results for the target object based on the preference information possessed by the near-neighbor users. the main steps are as follows: (1) establishing a scoring model this step is the basic step of the algorithm, which lays the foundation for the subsequent steps such as similarity calculation. a two-dimensional matrix is used in the algorithm to represent the scoring model, so the similarity calculation of different objects can be transformed into the similarity calculation between different vectors in this matrix. a value between 0 and 5 is used in this system to indicate the user's liking of the movie, each score represents a different rating or liking level, and a higher score means a higher liking. (2) calculate the similarity between users calculating the similarity between users is the basic step of establishing the set of nearest neighbors, and the accuracy of similarity calculation will directly affect the selection of nearest neighbor users and finally affect the accuracy of prediction results. the similarity algorithm used in this system is the cosine similarity algorithm, which is a common method to calculate the similarity of user rating vectors. (3) establishing the set of similar nearest neighbors there are two main methods commonly used to select nearest neighbor users: 1) set threshold method, i.e., a threshold value δ is given in the system, and the similarity calculated between two users can be selected as nearest neighbor if it exceeds the threshold value δ. the number of nearest neighbor users obtained by the set threshold method is predetermined, but the similarity between the obtained nearest neighbor users and the target users generally does not show a large deviation. 2) k nearest neighbor method, firstly, the similarity between the target object and other users is arranged in the order from largest to smallest, and the top k users are taken to form the set of nearest neighbors. in the set threshold method, if the threshold δ is set high, it will select users with high similarity to the target user's interest preferences, but at the same time, it may result in fewer or even no users satisfying the threshold, so that it is impossible to find the set of the target user's near-neighbor users. however, the threshold δ, if set lower, will lead to the existence of users with lower similarity among the similar nearest neighbors satisfying the threshold. although the number of similar nearest neighbor users satisfying the lower threshold is higher, the similarity between the set of such nearest neighbor users and the target users cannot be guaranteed, and it increases the computation and error for the subsequent calculation. similarly, the setting of the k value in the k-nearest neighbor method affects the quality of the nearest neighbor user selection and thus the subsequent calculation. the effect of a larger k value is similar to the effect of a smaller threshold in the set threshold method, but since the k value is fixed in the k nearest neighbor method, there is no uncontrolled introduction of a large number of nearest neighbor users with low similarity as in the set threshold method. the effect of setting a small k value is similar to the effect of setting a large threshold in the threshold method, but because the k value is fixed in the k nearest neighbor method, there will not be too few or even no nearest neighbor users as in the threshold method. this system calculates a unique one-dimensional value based on the cosine similarity, and it is more appropriate to use the threshold method. based on certain experiments, it is judged that when the threshold value is 0.8, there are both new recommendations for users with few ratings and the recommended movies meet the needs of users, so this department adopts the set threshold method with a threshold value of 0.8. (4) predictive scoring there are two ways to generate recommendation results for the target user based on the set of similar nearest neighbors obtained in the previous step, one is the prediction of the target user's rating for any item, and the other is to generate a recommendation list. both ways of generating recommendation results require the prediction of the target user's rating for an item first. the common calculation method used to perform predictive scoring is the ordinary weighted average, where similarity is used as a weight for weighted averaging. under this calculation, the more similar nearest neighbor users to the target user contribute to the final predicted rating, the more the predicted rating is eventually dominated by some nearest neighbor users with high similarity, and due to this feature, the system can abstract a specific number of users to make their ratings for movies representative in order to reduce the huge amount of computation due to the large number of movies and users. 3.3.2. matrix decomposition-based recommendation algorithm matrix decomposition is the decomposition of a highdimensional matrix into a representation of a lowdimensional matrix. this approach reduces the dimensionality of the target matrix and allows the program to run at a faster speed. the most used decomposition is the singular value [6] (svd) decomposition. when the number of user and item ratings is very large, the target matrix is also very large and a sparse matrix, which is very unfriendly for the operation of the algorithm, and after reducing the dimensionality of the target matrix using svd technique, the potential properties in the original matrix can be inferred and the potential correlations between users and items can be found. assuming that the system has m users and n items, the collaborative filtering matrix r is constructed by the rating relationship between items and items, and then the complete rating matrix r needs to be constructed when recommending information to users, so the corresponding prediction filling is needed for the true information of the current matrix. initially, the mean values of the corresponding user ratings can be filled in uniformly where the data are missing. in addition, the data can also be normalized, i.e., the entire data is subtracted from the mean, which in a geometric sense behaves as data centered at the origin, and thus yields the final rating matrix r. the svd decomposition of the matrix r yields (8): ∙ ∙ (8) where u and v denote two orthogonal matrices of 116 dimension m×r and r×n, respectively, used to represent the potential factors of users and items, respectively. s is a diagonal matrix of order r×r, consisting of the singular values of the original matrix, similar to the orthogonalized decomposition of a matrix. after getting the r singular values, the selection of singular values can be carried out, and the first five larger singular values are selected in this paper, at which time the diagonal matrix s becomes sk, and u and v become k-dimensional accordingly, and the sum is obtained, which in turn achieves the dimensionality reduction needed in this paper. next, the three matrices are dotted and multiplied to obtain the desired reconstruction matrix (9): ∙ ∙ (9) using the decomposed matrix, the corresponding prediction can be made for the user's unrated items by dotting the i-th row and the j-th column, and adding the mean value of the ratings of the previous user rating data, i.e., after decentering, to obtain the predicted rating value of user i for item j, as shown in (10): , ∙ ∙ ∙ (10) the svd matrix decomposition algorithm has great applications in recommendation systems, improving the performance of the recommendation system and realizing real-time recommendations even in the case of extremely sparse matrices, laying a good foundation for more matrix decomposition recommendation algorithms in the future. 3.3.3. regularized singular value decomposition algorithm the svd algorithm introduced in section 3.3.2 needs to calculate the eigenvectors and eigenvalues of the matrix during the computation, and the matrix cannot have null values during the computation, which is not friendly to the program and the computation process is complicated. the regularized singular value decomposition (rsvd) algorithm is a further improvement of the svd algorithm, which is a very popular recommendation system algorithm nowadays. in the rsvd model, the initial collaborative filtering matrix r is decomposed into two low-rank matrices u and v with matrix dimensions m×f and n×f, respectively, where f<<min(m,n), the mathematical representation of this algorithm is given in (11): ∙ (11) where, matrix u is the user potential factor matrix, which indicates the liking of each user for the item feature factors, and matrix v is the item potential factor matrix, which indicates the feature factor composition of each item. where each row of the u matrix indicates the popularity of each user for different item feature attributes, and each row of the v matrix indicates the weight of each item's feature attributes. each column of the potential factor matrix represents a potential factor, and these potential factors form a vector space, which in turn represents the characteristics possessed by a user or an item. in other words, the matrix decomposition model extracts f potential factors from the original matrix, which in turn indicates the degree of preference of this user for the item. the preference r of user i for item j can be obtained by equation (12): , ∙ (12) where and denote the i-th row of the potential factor prototype matrix u and the j-th row of v, respectively, and the objective function l can be determined to calculate the matrices u and v, i.e., equation (13): ∑ , ,, ⋋ ∑ ⋋ ∑ (13) where , denotes the original rating of the user, ̂ , denotes the predicted value of the user's rating using this model, and λ is a regularization parameter that varies continuously with the operation. the regularization terms of u and v are added to the objective function in eq. (13), which in turn controls the complexity of the project. λ indicates the ability of this regularization term to constrain the model. if λ is too small, this constraint is not sufficient to reduce the complexity, and if λ is too large, it may indicate the loss of some important parameters, which in turn leads to a decrease in model accuracy. in the actual operation process, it is necessary to balance the degree of fit and accuracy of the model by constantly grid operations to find the appropriate λ. 3.4. alternating least squares method in the recommendation system of matrix decomposition used, there are usually stochastic gradient descent (sgd) [4] and alternating least squares (als) [6] for the solution of the loss function (e.g., equation (13)), and the alternating least squares (als) method is used in this paper to optimize the loss function, and the solution process of the alternating least squares method is described below. the alternating least squares method uses the idea of constantly performing further updates to solve the objective function. when updating a parameter to be updated, the control variables method is used to treat the other parameters as fixed values, so that the objective function is reduced to a quadratic equation, which in turn leads to an optimal solution. taking equation (13) as an example, the potential factor matrix v is first randomly generated, and then the bias derivative is found for the user potential factor matrix, and the result is as follows equation (14): 2 2 ⋋ (14) according to the symmetry, the potential factor matrix u is fixed and the partial derivatives are obtained for the potential factor vectors of the users as in equation (15): 2 2 ⋋ (15) let both equation (14) and equation (15) be 0. iterative computation is performed by calculating the extreme values of the binary function to find the suitable and thus the desired objective function. each complete traversal of the entire data set is called an iteration. there are generally three ways to end an iteration: the first is to set a threshold value and end the training when the desired objective function value is below the threshold, which is very simple and different from the operation, but is usually used rarely; the second method is: set a threshold value, calculate the absolute value of the difference between the objective function value of this iteration and the objective function value of the next iteration, and terminate the iteration if it is less than the threshold value; the third method is: fixing the number of iterations. in the usual experimental procedure, the iterations are usually performed by combining the second and third methods. 4. summary and outlook in this paper, two recommendation techniques based on content and matrix-based decomposition are studied and analyzed for the personalized movie recommendation problem, and a hybrid recommendation scheme introducing content-based recommendations is proposed for the classical collaborative filtering algorithm data sparsity and item cold 117 start problems. since the number of users in movie recommendation is generally much larger than the number of movies, the item-based collaborative filtering recommendation method is chosen. also considering some characteristics of movie recommendation, several similarity measures used by the item-based collaborative filtering algorithm are improved in three aspects, namely, user rating characteristics, the number of users who jointly rate two movies and the time factor of user rating, in turn. the improvement of the recommendation algorithm in this paper is specific to the movielens dataset, but the idea of the improvement is somewhat general. when designing personalized recommendation systems for other items, we can also improve the similarity measure used by the collaborative filtering algorithm according to the characteristics of the domain. in this paper, we propose a scheme to improve the item similarity measure according to the characteristics of the domain to which the recommended items belong in the study of recommendation systems, and we also propose the use of item attributes to solve the problems of data sparsity and item cold start in collaborative item filtering. however, the optimization of recommendation methods is endless, we can build user models and design user feedback mechanisms to discover users' interest preferences, or we can further use deep learning methods to train our recommendation models. references [1] hua-fu duan. application of matrix decomposition techniques considering time effects in recommender systems[j]. microcomputer applications, 2013, 29(03): 53-55+64. 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[8] dong-ting sun. research on cold start problem in collaborative filtering recommender system[d]. national university of defense technology, 2011. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 11 research progress on electrostatic discharge law of aircraft and radiation signal detection technology huimin wang, xiaofeng hu, xining xie state key laboratory of electromagnetic environmental effects, shijiazhuang campus, army university of engineering, shijiazhuang 050003, china. abstract: at present, the number of combat aircraft in china is huge and in a stage of rapid development, and the electrostatic discharge effect of aircraft during flight has become one of the important issues related to the reliability and safety of aircraft; at the same time, the use of electrostatic discharge radiation signals to achieve aircraft detection and positioning is also an urgent need to develop an effective means of dealing with stealth technology, with significant advantages and broad prospects for military applications. in this paper, from the aspects of the harm of electrostatic discharge to aircraft, the characteristics and radiation laws of electrostatic discharge of aircraft, and the detection technology of electrostatic signal of aircraft, this paper expounds the research progress at home and abroad, analyzes the new problems faced by the electrostatic discharge effect of aircraft and static detection technology, and looks forward to the next research and development direction. the analysis results show that the research hotspots of aircraft electrostatic discharge effect and static detection technology focus on the new mechanism of electrostatic discharge and new radiation signal detection technology brought about by new materials, new environments, new loads and new requirements, and the work that needs to be focused on urgent research mainly includes the study of the integrated characteristics of multi-source electrostatic discharge of aircraft, the long-distance detection of electrostatic discharge information, and the evaluation method of the effect of electrostatic discharge on the airborne electronic system, etc., which provide technical support for improving the reliability and safety of aircraft during flight. keywords: aircraft; electrostatic hazards; electrostatic discharge law; radiation field; radiation signal detection. 1. introduction along with the tide of global information zed military reform, air supremacy and electromagnetic control have gradually become the key to winning or losing the war in local conflicts. air-space weapons play a vital role in modern warfare because of their diversity of missions, the complexity of airborne equipment and the unique advantages of "condescending". statistics from the famous british aviation professional magazine "international flight" show that as of the beginning of 2014, the total number of combat aircraft (fighters, attack aircraft, bombers and fighter-bombers) in the world has exceeded 14,000, and it is in a stage of rapid development. however, while vigorously developing the aviation industry, the flight safety of aircraft has become increasingly prominent. when flying at high speed, the surface of the aircraft will collide and rub with dust, ice crystals, raindrops, etc. in the air, thereby depositing a large amount of electrostatic charge on its surface, making the surface potential as high as 100 ~ 300kv. due to the difference in material characteristics and geometry such as the surface skin, cockpit cover and antenna cover of the aircraft, the charging potential on the surface of the aircraft will be different, and when the potential difference reaches the breakdown threshold, electrostatic discharge such as corona and spark will occur. long-term electrostatic discharge will cause oxidation, corrosion and breakdown damage to the surface material of the aircraft; the electromagnetic pulse generated by the discharge is in the radio frequency band, which will cause interference to the communication and navigation systems of the aircraft and seriously threaten the safe operation of the aircraft. in the 1960s and 1970s, the united states militia i. missiles and scout rockets, europe's euroni ii. and hercules iii. c rockets, etc., have all appeared due to electrostatic discharge during flight, resulting in launch failures, china in recent years has also occurred due to electrostatic discharge electromagnetic interference caused by aircraft, carrier rockets and other electronic equipment failures, which shows the importance and urgency of the study of the electrostatic discharge effect of aircraft. at present, the total number of combat aircraft in china is huge and in a stage of rapid development, the electrostatic discharge effect of aircraft in the process of flight has become one of the important issues related to the reliability and safety of aircraft, at the same time, the use of electrostatic discharge electromagnetic radiation information to achieve aircraft detection and positioning is also an urgent need to develop effective means to deal with stealth technology, with broad prospects for military applications. in this paper, we focus on the research progress at home and abroad from the aspects of the harm of electrostatic discharge effect to aircraft, the theory of electrostatic discharge of aircraft, and the electrostatic detection technology of aircraft, and systematically study the electrostatic discharge effect and electrostatic detection technology of aircraft and look forward to the development trend. 2. the harm of electrostatic discharge to aircraft the study of static electricity in aircraft began in the 1920s of the last centuries and was carried out to ensure flight safety. because the electrostatic discharge generated by the aircraft in flight may cause the ignition and explosion of the aircraft fuel tank, the radiation generated by the electrostatic discharge also interferes with the communication and navigation systems of the aircraft. for example, in the 1940s, american scientists conducted research on how to reduce the 12 impact of aircraft static radio frequency interference on aircraft communications, r. gunn pointed out that more than 1% of flight accidents each year are caused by static interference of aircraft, and through tests, the electrostatic power of aircraft and the square of flight speed are squared, or even proportional to the cubic; and with the increase of cloud density and particle density in the cloud layer, the electrostatic power generation on the surface of the aircraft increased significantly. they applied dc high voltage to two different types of aircraft, both monitoring continuous corona discharges and a small amount of spark discharge signals; in addition, they found that when the discharge voltage was 120kv, the interference of the discharge signal to the electronic device was similar to that of the test flight test. carrying a large amount of electrostatic charge is an inherent feature of aircraft, and the power is huge and difficult to eliminate. according to measurements, the carrying capacity of jet aircraft can reach 10-3c, and the carrying capacity of helicopters can reach 10-6~10-4c, and its potential is generally tens of thousands of volts, up to 500kv . these electrostatic charges will stimulate a strong electrostatic field in the surrounding space, and at the same time, because of mechanisms such as air breakdown, the electrostatic charges carried will continue to be discharged into the air, forming a strong gas discharge, and stimulating strong electromagnetic waves inside the aircraft and in space. due to the universality and complexity of the electrostatic starting mechanism, no matter what means are used in the aircraft, the above electrostatic initiation and electrostatic discharge processes cannot be completely eliminated. under harsh weather conditions, the static onset of the aircraft tends to be more intense, resulting in a more intense electrostatic discharge radiation field than normal flight. picture 1 shows the american photographer michael yon shooting a chu-47 helicopter landing at a mountain base ravaged by a sandstorm in helmand province in southwestern afghanistan. in 1970, i. m. imyanitow pointed out that due to the gradual increase in flight speed, the electrostatic starting potential on the surface of the aircraft has increased from the initial 105 v level to the order of 106 v, and the starting current has also increased from the μa order to the ma level, posing a great threat to the safety and reliability of the aircraft. fig.1 electrification by friction of helicopter on the other hand, the electromagnetic waves excited by the electrostatic discharge of aircraft will interfere with the onboard electronic equipment. there are three main forms of electrostatic discharge on the surface of the aircraft: corona discharge, spark discharge and streamer discharge, as shown in figure 2. among them, the electromagnetic pulse generated by corona discharge is in the rf band, which will interfere with the communication and navigation system of the aircraft; the spark discharge energy is strong, it will oxidize and corrode the surface material, in addition, the strong electromagnetic pulse generated by it will couple into the cabin through the antenna, holes and other ways, affecting the working efficiency of on-board electronic equipment; the flowing discharge electromagnetic pulse has a long duration, higher energy, and greater damage to the surface material, but due to the long rise time and low frequency of the discharge current, the interference with the aircraft is small. at the same time, the thermal effect caused by electrostatic discharge is also easy to induce accidental combustion and explosion of fuel. in 1977, the research report of the us naval aviation command system pointed out that corona discharge is the main form of discharge of aircraft, and the repetition rate of electromagnetic pulses is as high as 105hz, and the frequency range of electromagnetic pulses is 10 to 200mhz; and in rainy weather, the discharge electromagnetic radiation signal is more intense. in 1982, j.e. nanevicz et al. conducted a low-altitude test flight test of a certain type of jet fighter, and found that the interference generation mechanism of the aircraft mainly includes corona discharge, spark discharge, streamer discharge and charged particle flow, of which the corona discharge current is small, about 300~500μa, and the streamer discharge current is about 10ma; the interference generated by spark discharge is the strongest, followed by corona discharge, and the streamer discharge has the weakest interference with electronic devices due to the narrow frequency band. in 2011, on the basis of vatazhin a.b.'s micro-discharge simulation of the surface of the aircraft radome, temikv and kanakovsky of the moscow institute of energy engineering in russia studied in detail the charged and humid aerosol cloud generated by artificial simulation and its discharge of the radar in the radome, pointing out that the movement of the aircraft radome in the cloud caused by strong charging may directly generate a medium breakdown electrostatic discharge on the radar antenna array, which poses a great threat to the radar detection efficiency and flight safety. fig.2 main forms of electrostatic discharge on the surface of the aircraft 3. research on electrostatic discharge characteristics and radiation laws of aircraft the study of the characteristics and radiation laws of electrostatic discharge of aircraft is the basis of the evaluation of electrostatic discharge effect and the detection technology of electrostatic discharge of aircraft. the flight environment faced by the aircraft during flight is complex, including low temperature, low pressure, charged particles, etc., at the same time, the complex structure of the aircraft, different material characteristic parameters and a variety of working conditions will have an important impact on the flight electrostatic discharge process. therefore, the electrostatic discharge of aircraft is a very complex physical process. in the 1960s, the u.s. army aeronautical laboratory studied the physical phenomena and processes of corona 13 discharges in aircraft and analyzed the current characteristics of corona discharges when they occurred. studies have shown that the discharge threshold voltage of the discharge needle on the aircraft is affected by the length of the discharge needle and the radius of curvature of the tip of the discharge needle, which can be expressed by the following calculation formula: 2 4 ln( ) c t t v e c r r = wherein, c is the length of the discharge needle, vc is the discharge threshold voltage of the discharge needle, rt is the radius of curvature of the tip of the discharge needle, and e is the electric field strength of the discharge electrode. capacitance is an important parameter to characterize the amount of charge on the surface of the aircraft, the instrument and control laboratory of the department of aeronautical engineering of princeton university in the united states uses the spherical model and the elliptical model to calculate the capacitance of the aircraft in flight , pointing out that the capacitance to the ground in flight is negligible, and the capacitance size depends only on the size of the aircraft, such as the capacitance of the h37 (long l = 25m, diameter d = 6m) aircraft is about 460pf. scholars at wuhan university of technology used the moment method [10] to find a capacitance of 400pf when flying in the air of a certain type of aircraft and 1.3nf when parked on the ground. a russian scientific and technical report entitled "multipassive systems determined by aircraft coordinates using "stealth" technology[11] states that the discharge process carried out by the discharger is accompanied by pulsed radiation of electromagnetic waves, and at the same time, the power of this radiation can vary between tens of watts and tens of kilowatts under different conditions, and the radiation is a stable feature that accompanies any aircraft during the flight in the atmosphere. experimental studies have shown that modern wide-body aircraft will from 1.3 to 1.5c of electricity on the surface within 10 to 15 seconds. in the humid atmosphere, this process is 3 to 4 times faster. studies have also proved that the discharge current is between 0.0001 and 0.3a. experiments on modern high-speed military aircraft yielded similar results. it is also pointed out that the charge value that can be evaluated to achieve discharge should be between 4.5× 10-6 to 1.5× 10-4c. the report also proposes an equivalent process of corona discharge and electromagnetic radiation, and the signal generated by the discharge can be described by the following formula: 1 ( ) ( )sin( ) k k s t ak t kt k  = = + where ak(t) is the amplitude factor and k is harmonic. d kt kt   1200 = d is the aircraft part size associated with the discharge device; ψk is the initial phase of the vibration. as can be seen from the above formula, the aircraft corona discharge radiation is related to the shape and size of the aircraft. scholars from the school of ordnance engineering elaborated on the theories of frictional power-up, engine exhaust injection and other starting motor theories during the flight of the aircraft, and discussed several discharge methods and corresponding treatment methods.[12] it is pointed out that because the body will produce broadband electromagnetic interference when discharging, affecting the normal work of the airborne receiving equipment and radio communication, it is necessary to strictly ensure the connection part of the adjacent metal on the body and the conductive channel of the insulation material in the nose part. the china ship research and design center elaborated on the mechanism of static electricity generation during fixedwing aircraft flight [13], and calculated the surface charge distribution density of static electricity when the aircraft was flying in the air and docked on the ground according to the equipotent surface equation of the fixed-wing aircraft surface. zhang jun et al. [14] of xidian university studied the electrostatic discharge on carbon fiber composite aircraft, analyzed the generation mechanism of electrostatic discharge on composite aircraft, and simulated the accumulation of static electricity on composite aircraft and the radiated electric field generated by electrostatic discharge of electrostatic charges on aircraft according to the discharge current pulse waveform. accompanied by the electrostatic discharge process will produce strong electromagnetic radiation, the main characteristics are: (1) electromagnetic pulse rise time is very short, narrow width, high peak, its energy distribution in a very wide frequency band; (2) electromagnetic pulses are random. as early as the 1980s, foreign scholars paid attention to the strong electromagnetic radiation generated during electrostatic discharge, which had a certain impact on electronic equipment. subsequently, a large number of scholars have conducted fruitful research on theoretical models and detection methods of electrostatic radiation fields. martin rowe has experimented with evidence that the presence of a radiation field causes electronic devices to deviate from electrostatic discharge conduction immunity experiments [15]. the famous japanese scholar m. professor honda pointed out that non-contact electrostatic discharge is a new source of electromagnetic interference, which can pose a serious threat to electronic equipment. [16] in 1984, perry f. wilson proposed that the frequency composition of a shortgap spark discharge radiation field could reach 2 ghz [17], indicating that the electrostatic discharge radiation field has an extremely wide spectrum. david pommerenke systematically studied the relationship between electrostatic discharge current and spark arc length, proximity speed of discharge current, and the difference in electromagnetic fields generated by different types of simulators, measured different distance fields from near to far, and obtained a large number of measurement data [18]. perry f. wilson was the first to conduct a comprehensive study on the theory and simulation of the electrostatic discharge radiation field[17], and concluded that the size of the radiation field is related to the amplitude and rise time of the discharge current, of which the near field is determined by the amplitude of the electrostatic discharge current waveform, while the far field is determined by the rate of change of the current; an equivalent dipole model for simulating the radiation field of electrostatic discharge is proposed, which lays a simulation foundation for studying the radiation interference of electrostatic discharge on electronic devices. bendjamin then tested the size of the magnetic field at different locations from the esd discharge point by testing the magnetic field size, which can be represented by the radiation field generated by the electric dipole. in 1990, tabata and tomita proposed an electrostatic discharge electric field model with two spherical electrodes, [19] which fully considered the field components generated by the charge during the discharge, but ignored the field generated by the 14 current and could not correctly calculate the far field. when calculating the radiation field of electrostatic discharge, s. ishigami proposed a dual-source model, that is, the field is seen as a superposition of the field produced by the two parts of the discharge arc and the current on the discharge electrode [20]. in china, bi zengjun et al. proposed a modified electrostatic discharge spark electric dipole model, and used this model to qualitatively analyze the characteristics of the electromagnetic field generated by the electrostatic discharge spark [21], he also used the fdtd method to study the radiation field generated by the electrostatic discharge current injected into the thin wire, established a numerical model, and calculated and analyzed the radiation field characteristics and the influence of the wire radius and wire length on the radiation field [22]. a. james kozlowski in 1990 measured the electrostatic discharge radiation field with a truncated transverse electromagnetic wave horn electric field antenna and a hemispherical antenna [23], using an esd simulator to target the current on a horizontal grounded metal plate, and measured the attenuated oscillation at a frequency of about 200 mhz. in 2001, pascal leuchtmann of switzerland and jan sroka of schaffner, a well-known esd simulator manufacturer, measured the electromagnetic field generated by the simulator and obtained a pulse waveform of about 20 ns wide around the simulator when it was discharged at 2 kv. gp. by testing the transient magnetic field of electrostatic discharge radiation generated by different electrostatic discharge generators, fotis found that the farther away from the point where the electrostatic discharge occurred, the smaller the rate of change in the magnetic induction density generated over time, the smaller the magnetic field strength, and the magnetic field strength in the far field area was inversely proportional to the distance between the test point and the discharge power supply; moreover, the radiation field generated by different electrostatic discharge generators is different, and the radiation field generated by the same generator is also different when testing the tested equipment through different angles. the school of ordnance engineering conducted systematic research on contact electrostatic discharge and air-type electrostatic discharge radiation fields, [25] and dr. zhu changqing developed an ultra-wideband pulsed electric field test system and conducted practical tests on the electrostatic discharge radiation field. pla university of science and technology has done a lot of research in pulse field testing, of which xu yuanzhe et al. [27] for the current sensors used for pulsed electric field measurement are mostly unipolar forms, can only measure the electric field in the direction of semi-space, unipolar direction, developed a threedimensional flat panel structure sensor that can be used for pulsed electric field measurement, which is composed of a three-dimensional electric field antenna and an optical transmitter, which can measure the three-dimensional pulsed electric field simultaneously and in full space. 4. research on the detection of electrostatic discharge radiation signals of aircraft due to the prevalence of electrostatic discharge in space vehicles, this provides us with research ideas for target detection and identification using electrostatic discharge. when an electrostatic discharge occurs at the end of the aircraft, this discharge will generate an avalanche current in the air, generating a current pulse on the airframe, the airframe is like a pulse transmission line, and the electromagnetic radiation generated provides a theoretical basis for the use of electrostatic discharge information to detect the aircraft. the use of electrostatic discharge information to achieve passive detection and positioning technology of aircraft is an urgent need to develop an effective means of dealing with stealth technology, which has significant advantages and very broad prospects for military applications: first, for highspeed targets in the air (such as stealth aircraft, helicopters and missiles), the electrostatic discharge information generated by various reasons always exists and cannot be eliminated, so the existing stealth technology is ineffective for the electrostatic detection method; secondly, because the passive electrostatic target detection does not emit electromagnetic signals, it has good self-concealment and improves the survivability of the battlefield; third, since the flight target has obvious electrostatic discharge electromagnetic pulse characteristics, the information can be effectively extracted. therefore, the detection technology will be widely used for passive detection of stealth aircraft, various fighters and missiles. the use of static electricity to detect the object of air movement originated from the study of electrostatic fuzes, which are actually a detection device for aircraft. electrostatic fuze research began in germany in world war ii,[28] followed by research on electrostatic target detectors in the united states and the former soviet union. since the 1960s, the united states has developed electrostatic fuzes for mortar shells, electrostatic fuzes for 105mm anti-tank shells, and electrostatic fuzes for 40mm air-to-air shells. russia (including the former soviet union) has also conducted longterm research on electrostatic target detection devices, developing fixed-wing jets that can detect fixed-wing jets at a distance of 400 meters and cruise missiles at a distance of 200 meters. since the 1990s, beijing institute of technology has taken the lead in the study of the charging characteristics of objects, high-sensitivity sensors, and the use of finite element modeling and simulation techniques to analyze targets (aircraft, missiles, etc.). bai yuxian et al. adopted the detection current detection method, established an electrostatic fuze detection model according to the relationship between the target, the environment and the fuze, and pointed out the way to improve the detection sensitivity [30]; by analyzing the detection principle of passive electrostatic fuzes, the directional detection basis is obtained and verified by finite element simulation method [31]. in 1978, professors h.trinks and j.l. ter haseborg of the federal defense university in hamburg, germany, conducted a systematic study on the detection of electrostatic fields in aircraft[32], and they studied the charging and discharging phenomenon during bullet firing in the laboratory, and derived the theory and influencing factors of the electrostatic starting and discharging motors of flight targets. in order to perform theoretical calculations of the aircraft charge, the aircraft is equivalent to a point charge, a linear charge, and a cross charge (according to the mechanism of the fuselage and wing), as shown in figure 3, and the electrostatic field generated by the surface charge of the flight target is detected by ground sensors. in addition, they designed a system consisting of three electrostatic detection sensors distributed in an equilateral triangle, as shown in figure 4. when the aircraft flies over the sensors, the three sensors arranged 15 below will sense the electric field generated by the charge of the aircraft fuselage, giving signals vr1(t), vr2(t), and vr3(t), respectively. the signal vr(t) relies on the altitude and speed of the aircraft and has a low frequency (fmax = 5hz), so a low-pass filter is used in the signal processing section. where fc = 5hz, this can suppress the high-frequency interference signal. after the filtering is completed, in order not to lose the detection accuracy, the signal is amplified. through subsequent calculations, parameters such as flight height h, flight path direction θ, flight speed v and so on can be obtained. by conducting a large number of tests at the airport, it is concluded that the detection distance is within 100m, and by expanding the sensor area, the detection distance can be increased to 1000m. fig.3 equivalent charge distribution of charged aircraft fig.4 aircraft electrostatic detection sensor distribution and signal acquisition block diagram the main principle of the three-dimensional lightning observation system lma (lightning mapping array) developed by new mexico tech in the united states is to use gps system and time difference technology to locate the vhf radiation source, so as to obtain the three-dimensional spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of the lightning occurrence and development process, typical system as shown in figure 5. the time resolution of the system is 50ns, the spatial accuracy can reach 50~100m, its center frequency is 63mhz, and the bandwidth is 6mhz. in the steps experiment in the summer of 2000, the radiation generated by many aircraft as they passed through the clouds was observed, and the trajectory of many aircraft in the clouds was obtained, as shown in figure 6. through a large number of experiments, the following conclusions have been drawn: the aircraft can produce electromagnetic radiation of different intensities during the process of passing through the clouds, and its intensity is between 1 and 10 kw, or even higher, and it is roughly inversely proportional to the number of radiation sources detected. radiation is produced by the electrostatic discharge process on an aircraft and is characterized by electromagnetic radiation similar to that produced by lightning discharges. the amount of charge carried by the cloud-piercing aircraft is positively correlated with the flight speed of the aircraft and the scale of the ice crystal particles, and the radiation generated at an altitude of 10 to 12 km is the strongest. when an aircraft passes through different cloud systems, the radiation generated depends not only on the material of the aircraft surface and the speed at which the aircraft flies, but also on the type of cloud system, where the aircraft receives a greater charge due to the collision and friction of ice crystal particles on the surface of the aircraft, resulting in a stronger radiation. the lma system can be used to passively measure aircraft that generate radiation due to electrostatic discharge on the ground, which provides a reference for long-range detection of aircraft electrostatic radiation signals. fig.5 lma typical test system fig.6 three-dimensional structure of the radiation source of the aricraft zank, paul, and others successfully developed the aircraft electrostatic discharge test system in 2001. the system is a static and static detection system, which uses multiple miniature sensors to test the electric field interference generated by the electrostatic discharge of the aircraft fuselage. the system is arranged around the aircraft runway, and the aircraft static telecommunications sensors are obtained through distributed sensors to test the electric field interference generated by the electrostatic discharge of the aircraft fuselage. the system is arranged around the aircraft 16 runway, obtaining static information about the aircraft through distributed sensors and transmitting the test data to the airport terminal computer. the system can sense whether the aircraft has a significant accumulated charge, find whether the aircraft electrostatic discharge system is ineffective, and verify whether the ground discharge equipment is working properly. chen xi et al. of beijing institute of technology used a planar circle array to conduct passive ground electrostatic detection, established a positioning equation based on the relative position relationship of each detector in the array and the relationship between the output signal of the detector and the distance of the target, and analyzed the positioning accuracy[35] through the study of the spatial electric field distribution of aircraft discharge needles, the mathematical analysis of the spatial electric field distribution was established, the formula of the space electric field potential and electric field strength of the electrostatic discharge needles was obtained[36], and a vertical vibration electric field sensor array of mems thin film electrodes was designed to locate the target position of the fuze [37]. 5. conclusion at present, a series of studies have been carried out at home and abroad on the theory of aircraft charge and discharge motors, radiation field theory and test, radiation signal detection and processing methods, etc. with the rapid development of air and space weapons, the study of the electrostatic discharge effect of aircraft needs further exploration. in the future, there are still some problems in the field of electrostatic discharge of aircraft that deserve attention: 1) new materials: with the rapid development of material technology, composite materials are widely used on aircraft, the research on the electrostatic discharge characteristics of new materials is lagging behind, and the electrostatic properties and electrical parameters of composite materials and their electrostatic properties and electrical parameters in the flight environment are worth further study. 2) new environment: with the expansion of the aircraft flight space, the electrostatic discharge characteristics of the aircraft under various conditions such as large temperature difference, low air pressure, plasma, and low-energy electron radiation deserve our attention. 3) new payload: with the diversified development of the form, function and mission nature of the aircraft, the sensitive components such as high-power components, antennas and data link systems have put forward new requirements for the protection ability of the electrostatic discharge effect of the aircraft. combining the above characteristics, there are still many aspects of the research on the electrostatic discharge law and radiation signal detection of aircraft that need to be further improved and solved: (1) study on the multi-factor co-effect of electrostatic discharge of aircraft. the electrostatic onset and discharge environment of the aircraft in the flight process is obviously different from the ground environment, and the research on the charging and discharging motor of the aircraft is continued, and the research on the combined factors of low temperature, low pressure, plasma and low energy electron radiation on the electrostatic discharge synergy effect of the aircraft is strengthened, and the electrostatic characteristics of composite materials in various environments and their influence on the electrostatic discharge law of the aircraft are further explored. (2) exploration and test research on the theory of longdistance detection of electrostatic discharge information of aircraft. based on the military needs of modern warfare and the technical characteristics of passive detection of electrostatic radiation information of aircraft, a theoretical model of passive detection of long-distance radiation information of electrostatic discharge of aircraft is established, and the test method is optimized to improve the sensitivity and reaction speed of the test. (3) method for evaluating the effect of electrostatic discharge of aircraft on airborne electronic system. at present, the study of electrostatic discharge effect of airborne electronic systems at home and abroad mainly uses electrostatic discharge mannequins to evaluate the harm of human contact with electrostatic discharge on airborne electronic systems during ground assembly, which is very different from the electrostatic discharge effect of electronic systems during flight. therefore, it is of great significance to carry out the research of the electrostatic discharge model of the aircraft and establish the evaluation standard of the electrostatic discharge effect of the airborne electronic system to improve the antistatic electromagnetic interference ability of the airborne electronic equipment during the flight. references [1] liu hao.research on electrostatic charge and discharge of aerospace vehicle surface in different environments[d]. shijiazhuang：college of ordnance engineering,2015. 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[38] hao xiao-hui, xu li-xin, cui zhan-zhong,et al. design of fuze mems electrostatic detection array[j]. optics and precision engineering,2009, 17(6): 1223-1227. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 30 research progress on the influence of geopolymer grouting material properties jie yang 1, * 1 school of civil engineering, henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo 454000, china; * corresponding author: jie yang (email: 1521541556@qq.com) abstract: grouting technology is to inject slurry with cementing ability into the cracks and voids of the formation to achieve the purpose of reinforcement and filling. at present, cement-based materials are mainly used for grouting, which has the advantages of mature technology, cheap price, high stone strength and wide application, but there are also defects such as highwater separation rate, poor stability and long setting time. most importantly, the production of cement materials consumes a lot of energy and emits a lot of co2, which aggravates the global greenhouse effect and is not in line with the concept of sustainable development. in recent years, geopolymer materials based on volcanic ash and industrial waste residue have attracted extensive attention of scholars because of their green and environmental characteristics, and have been gradually applied in the field of grouting. geopolymer is a new inorganic cementitious material formed by leaching the active components (si, al, and other elements) from industrial wastes such as fly ash, slag, and steel slag using chemical alkali activation technology (aat) and further recombination. using geopolymer as grouting material has two advantages :(1) geopolymer has a wide source of raw materials and low cost, which can effectively reduce the cost of grouting engineering; (2) compared with cement materials, geopolymer materials have the advantages of low energy consumption, green environmental protection and other advantages, which can realize the effective recovery and reuse of industrial waste residue, reduce a large amount of co2 emissions, and have far-reaching environmental and social benefits. among them, temperature is an important factor affecting the properties of geopolymer grouting cementitious materials. in this paper, the effects of the selection of aluminosilicate raw materials, the fineness of raw materials, the ratio of liquid to solid, the type and modulus of alkali activator, and the temperature conditions on the properties of geopolymer grouting cementitious materials are comprehensively combed. keywords: geopolymer; grouting material; temperature; performance. 1. introduction grouting reinforcement is the injection of grout into soil layer or rock by means of penetration, compaction, splitting and so on, cementing the original loose soil or rock mass cracks to form a stone body with certain reinforcement or impermeable properties. the overall strength of soil or rock mass after grouting is directly related to the strength of grout stone body. at present, the grouting technique has been widely applied to tunnel (hole), mine, water conservancy and hydropower engineering, from foundation to the dam body, from the fracture rock to the karst caves, whether local grouting water plugging, large-scale water conservancy, or underground engineering reinforcement, the slope protection, all kinds of cases of grouting reinforcement technique has been carried out more research. however in recent years, with the development of economy and the progress of technology, rapid development of traffic engineering in the direction of longitudinal, deep, at the same time, the mine mining depth increasing, high ground temperature (hot harm) problem increasingly become tunnel (hole) engineering, mining engineering and other underground engineering geological problems often encountered, high temperature geothermal phenomenon will make the materials exhibit different properties at ambient temperatures, for example, setting time is shortened, strength is reduced, durability is poor, etc. with the deterioration of the environment, the shortage of energy, at the same time in order to respond to the call of "green energy saving". all walks of life to carry out a "green revolution". due to the high energy consumption, high pollution and other shortcomings of cement. for the grouting project with increasing demand, cement grouting will be eliminated. geopolymers gradually came into view. geopolymer has attracted more and more attention for its advantages of green environmental protection, excellent performance and wide source of raw materials. it is known as "green cement", which is expected to replace cement and other high-energy cementing materials. since most industrial wastes contain active components such as active sio2, active al2o3 and free calcium oxide, hydration will occur under certain alkaline conditions to form cementitious materials. scholars at home and abroad try to use geopolymer to prepare new grouting materials to replace cement grouting materials and have made some progress. it is found that geopolymer grouting materials are superior to cement grouting materials in mechanical properties, durability and flow performance. 2. possible effects of different temperatures on properties of geopolymer grouting materials geopolymer is a kind of hydraulic cementitious material which is made of inorganic polymer as the main product by natural mineral or industrial waste residue containing appropriate aluminosilicate composition and alkaline activator and water. among them, the most common aluminum silicate raw materials are metakaolin, fly ash, slag, steel slag, red mud, coal gangue, etc. 2.1. silicon aluminate raw material aluminosilicate raw material is the reactive base material 31 of geopolymer grouting material, its activity degree and the content of calcium oxide have an important influence on the working performance of geopolymer grouting material. adamiec[1]and lothenbach et al[2] divided the geopolymer into three systems of high calcium, low calcium and no calcium according to the different ca/si ratio in aluminosilicate raw materials[3] . at present, geopolymer grouting materials can be divided into one, two or multiple types according to cementitious materials. the combination of various silicon aluminate, the effect also has the difference. reasonably adjusting the activity and calcium oxide content of aluminosilicate raw materials is an effective way to adjust the properties of geopolymer grouting materials[10] . in order to respond to the call of green energy saving, give full play to the value of geopolymer, make up for the shortage of single raw material, and improve the utilization rate of raw material. geopolymer grouting materials are gradually transformed from a single silico-aluminate system to a composite system to maximize the use of a single material. in this paper, the ratio and compressive strength results of composite silicaaluminate materials of geopolymer grouting materials in the study are summarized as shown in table 1. table 1. ratio and compressive strength of geopolymer grouting materials combined with silica-aluminate materials ref activate type proportion (mass ratio) [9] sodium silicate, naoh sio2 : na2o=1.39 [10] sodium silicate, naoh sio2 : na2o=1.2 [11] naoh naoh=1 [12] sodium silicate, koh sio2 : na2o=1.53 [4] sodium silicate, naoh sio2 : na2o=1.5 [13] naoh naoh=1 [14] sodium silicate, naoh sio2 : na2o=1.01 2.2. type and modulus of alkaline activator chemical alkali excitation treatment is an effective means to improve the activity and utilization of natural mineral or industrial waste residue. the activator of geopolymer is generally alkaline solution, including calcium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide, sodium silicate, potassium silicate, sodium carbonate and so on. it has been shown that the composition of the initiator has a significant effect on the polymerization reaction, the composition of the polymerization product and the properties of the final product. higher activator modulus results in stronger ion pair formation, providing additional dissolution rates and completing faster interfacial polycondensation processes[7]. however, too high activator modulus will have a bad effect on the final product. this paper summarizes the types and proportions of alkali activators for geopolymer grouting materials in various studies, and the results are shown in table 2. as can be seen from table 2, many scholars prefer to use sodium silicate solution mixed with strong alkali sodium hydroxide as alkaline activator. at present, the commonly used alkali initiator is sodium silicate solution. the modulus of sodium silicate can be adjusted by adding the content of sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide to maximize the activity and utilization of raw materials. table 2. types and proportions of alkali activators for geopolymer grouting materials ref composition (mass ratio) 7d compressive strength/mpa 28d compressive strength/mpa [4] metakaolin : fly ash =1:1 ---55.0 [5] metakaolin : cement =7:3 16.2 17.0 [5] metakaolin : cement =8:2 9.0 13.5 [5] metakaolin : cement =9:1 4.5 5.2 [6] slag : lime =8:2 24.3 30.2 [7] cement : slag =4:6 ---13 [7] cement : slag : fly ash =3:2:5 ---11 2.3. fineness and liquid-solid ratio of raw materials in order to improve the activity of mineral components, related scholars have tried to improve their fineness by physical activation. with the increase of the fineness of aluminosilicate raw materials, the surface area increases, thus improving the level of physical and chemical reactions. accelerate the rate of dissolution, ion transport and formation of aluminosilicate[8]. the experimental data show that with the increase of fineness, the formation of aluminosilicate core and gel phase of slag, fly ash and metakaolin-based polymer is promoted, and the setting and hardening process is accelerated[3]. in the test process, the mechanical properties of geopolymer grouting material can be adjusted by reasonably selecting aluminosilicate raw materials with different fineness, but too high fineness will cause the gel product to shrink greatly, which is unfavorable to the structure. geopolymer grouting materials are different from geopolymer concrete materials. geopolymer concrete material has high strength requirements and low liquidity requirements, but geopolymer grouting material has high liquidity requirements, accompanied by high mechanical strength, water separation rate, setting time and other properties. the liquid-solid ratio of grouting materials is an important factor affecting the strength of cementitious materials. panjasila et al[15] used fly ash as silico-aluminate material (liquid-solid ratio 0.4, sodium silicate mixed with sodium hydroxide modulus 1) to prepare alkali excited slurry. li et al[7] used slag and fly ash mixed with cement as raw materials to study the mechanical properties of grout under different liquid-solid ratio conditions. the setting time of slurry increases with the increase of liquid-solid ratio. with the increase of liquid-solid ratio, the compressive strength of slurry decreases. but the diffusion time of slurry gradually tends to a stable value. therefore, due to the large amount of water consumption, the fluidity of the grouting material will be increased, which may have an adverse impact on the strength. therefore, it is necessary to rationally adjust the water consumption according to the engineering condition, the nature of the injected body and other factors, so as to ensure that the geopolymer grouting material has a high strength on the premise of fluidity. at the same time can add appropriate admixture (water reducing agent, swelling agent, retarder, etc.) to improve the performance of grouting 32 materials. 3. effects of different temperatures on properties of geopolymer grouting materials the properties of geopolymer grouting materials are obviously different with different curing methods. the curing method will affect the hydration of geopolymer grouting cementitious materials, and then affect the development of properties. most scholars generally adopt standard curing methods, but in order to cope with different engineering conditions, more and more scholars try to study the influence of different curing methods on the properties of grouting cementified materials. panjasila et al [15] studied that the flyash base polymer was exposed to high temperature (200℃, 400℃, 600℃, 800℃, 1000℃, 1200℃) to test its compressive strength and microstructure. ping et al[4] studied the compressive strength and other properties of flyashmetakaolin base polymer grouting material under the condition of high temperature with alkali initiator (sodium silicate mixed with sodium hydroxide solution). mongkhon et al[16] studied the performance of fly ash mixed with ordinary portland cement at curing temperatures of 20℃, 35℃ and 50℃. kornnika et al [5] studied the microstructure and compressive strength of geopolymer under alkali excited metakaolin cement (sodium silicate and sodium hydroxide) at 23℃ and 60℃. the results show that the microstructure of the samples at high temperature is more compact and the strength is higher, and the setting time and shrinkage rate of the samples decrease with the increase of metakaolin substitute material. rıdvan and narmluk et al [17-22] studied the curing temperature and curing time. rıdvan studied the performance test of metakaolin mixed with fly ash under curing temperature of 60℃, 80℃, early curing time of 2h, 4h, 24h, and then standard curing for 7d. the experiment found that the strength of metacolinite-fly ash base polymer (mass ratio 4:6) in the early curing time 2h and temperature 60℃ was higher than that of mustaf et al [10] studied that under the activation of alkali activator (sodium silicate and sodium hydroxide mixture), the fly ash base polymer was cured at 50℃, 60℃, 70℃ and 80℃, respectively. the compressive strength was tested for 7 days. the results show that the compressive strength of fly ash base polymer reaches the highest at 60℃. it can be seen that the ambient temperature has a great influence on the setting time of geopolymer. figure 1 [10] shows the influence of temperature on the compressive strength of fly ash base polymer. when the temperature rises from 30℃ to 60℃, the geopolymer compressive strength increases rapidly. as the temperature continues to increase, the geopolymer compressive strength decreases sharply. it can be seen that geopolymer compressive strength is greatly affected by temperature, and suitable temperature conditions are conducive to the rapid occurrence of geopolymer hydration and polymerization reaction, but too high temperature will have adverse effects on geopolymer, thus reducing the strength of geopolymer. therefore, according to different engineering conditions, reasonable selection of raw materials, maximize the use of the nature of raw materials, has reached the optimal state. mo et al [22] carried out scanning electron microscopy tests on the early curing products of metakaolin base polymer at different temperatures, and the tests showed that under low temperature curing, metakaolin particles dissolved slowly, geopolymer gel grew slowly, and geopolymer samples were still gelatinized and wet. with the increase of curing temperature, the dissolution degree of metakaolin particles will be increased and the formation of hard structures will be accelerated, especially in the early stage of geopolymer reaction. therefore, the compressive strength of geopolymer samples at high temperature is higher than that of samples at low temperature. figure 1 shows the sem figure of early metakaolin base polymer at different temperatures. tian et al[5] studied the microstruc-ture of copper tailings base polymer at different tempera-tures, and the test showed that moderately elevated curing temperature promoted the dissolution of aluminosilicate and uniform dispersion of gel, resulting in the bridging of the gap between interfacial transition zones, thus enhancing the compressive strength. excessive curing temperature damages the gel structure and causes the gel to shrink and dehydrate, thus reducing the compressive strength. figure 1. sem diagram 4. conclusion with the development of china's infrastructure construction, the demand for shield synchronous grouting reinforcement, road trenchless grouting reinforcement and tunnel surrounding rock grouting reinforcement, etc., geopolymers grouting material as environmental protection material to replace high energy consumption cement-based grouting materials is very important practical significance. geopolymer used in grouting has the advantages of low energy consumption and economic and environmental protection, its application and promotion are in line with the concept of sustainable 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[online]. 21(3). pp. 876–880. available: http://www.halcyon. com/pub/journals/21ps03-vidmar. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 13 lightweight multi-attention fusion network for image super-resolution xinyu wang, jing zhang school of computer science and technology, tiangong university, tianjin, china abstract: single image super-resolution reconstruction (sisr) is one of the important techniques in computer vision and image processing. most of the existing sisr methods adopt equal processing for different spatial domains and channel domains, resulting in a large amount of computational resources wasted on unimportant features. in order to address these problems, a novel lightweight multi-attention fusion network (lmafn) is proposed, in which the multiple attention fusion block allocates computational resources more efficiently by capturing the weight information implied by the channel domain and the spatial domain separately, thus effectively reducing the number of parameters. the synthetic channel attention block in the multiple attention fusion block makes full use of inter-channel correlation by introducing both global standard deviation pooling and maximum pooling. global features are fused through residual linking to alleviate the problem of high frequency information loss. experimental results on several benchmark datasets show that the proposed method effectively reduces the number of parameters and computational effort without excessive loss of reconstruction performance, and achieves better performance than the compared models. keywords: attention mechanism; image super-resolution; lightweight neural network. 1. introduction image super-resolution reconstruction is the process of restoring a low-resolution image to a high-resolution image by algorithms and is one of the key techniques in computer vision and image processing. the concept has been of great academic interest since it was proposed. in 2015, dong et al. [1] proposed srcnn by combining sisr with cnn. and then more complex architectures are proposed to improve the performance of sr methods, such as srgan [2]. however, it is difficult to directly apply them in portable mobile devices due to their computational and parameter constraints. the lightweight research starts with fsrcnn [3], which directly applies the sr network to the lr image with removing costly up sampling layers to reduce training time. drcn [4] was the first to apply a recursive algorithm to sisr, and reduce parameters by reusing part of the parameter’s multiple times. later, drrn [5] utilizes recurrent layers to reduce parameters while maintaining the depth of the network. edsr [6] modifies the structure of the residual block by design and removes the bn layer. it could save about 40% of gpu memory space. lapsrn [7] uses a pyramidal framework to gradually increase the image size so that sr image can be performed efficiently at very low resolution. cbpn [8] is proposed to replace the previous up-down projection module with a pixel shuffle layer. with the further development of sisr, many issues arise. firstly, most available cnn based models are primarily use multiple stacked convolution operations and increase the convolution kernel to enhance the image reconstruction’s quality, but at the same time bring a large amount of computation. secondly, the majority of current cnn networks obtain features by successive convolution operations while using identical processing for feature of each channel and position, but the importance of the features is different from each other, and equal processing causes a waste of computational resources and consequently a huge memory consumption. in view of the extant shortcomings mentioned above, inspired by [9] , we propose an improved lightweight network. among them, the multi-attention fusion block (mafb) focus on the significance of distinct channel and spatial position features to acquire the corresponding position’s weight parameters. what’s more, the global feature supervision is established via the long skip connections to speed up network convergence and enable features to be effectively utilized. for the reconstruction part, shallow and deep features are fused by residual learning and sub-pixel convolution techniques, which are complementary to the previous feature extraction and feature fusion parts. the main contributions of this paper are as follows: (1) we proposes an improved lightweight multiple attention image super-resolution reconstruction network (lafmn) which reduces the number of parameters and computational effort without losing too much reconstruction performance. (2) we propose mafb, a module that allocates computational resources according to the importance of features by applying channel attention enhancement and spatial attention enhancement to the features respectively. the synthetic channel attention block (scab) introduces two different pooling, which makes full use of the correlation information between channels. at the same time, global residual connectivity is added to fuse low-level and high-level features more effectively. (3) experimental results on several benchmark datasets show that the proposed method in this paper achieves better performance compared to other existing state-of-the-art models. 2. related work 2.1. single image super-resolution reconstruction based on deep learning with dong et al. [1] combining cnn with sisr, more and more neural network-based sisr models have been proposed. srcnn proposes a simple three-layer network which first up-samples the input low-resolution lr image 14 using a bicubic interpolation algorithm to obtain the target size image. the next step is to process the input lr image through a three-layer convolutional network to obtain a highresolution sr image, with the goal of making it alike as possible to the original hr image. the first part of the network extracts multiple patches of the input lr image, each of which is represented as a multidimensional vector by the convolution operation, and all the feature vectors form an n1dimensional feature mapping matrix, and the process formula is expressed as: 𝐹1(𝑌) = 𝑚𝑎𝑥(0, 𝑊1 ∗ 𝑌 + 𝐵1) (1) in the second part, the n1-dimensional feature mapping matrix is non-linearly mapped by a convolution operation to obtain an n2-dimensional feature matrix, which is expressed by the following equation. 𝐹2(𝑌) = 𝑚𝑎𝑥(0, 𝑊2 ∗ 𝐹1(𝑌) + 𝐵2) (2) the last step of the reconstruction process is equivalent to the deconvolution, that is, the n2-dimensional characteristic matrix is restored to hr image. it can be expressed as follows: 𝐹(𝑌) = 𝑊3 ∗ 𝐹2(𝑌) + 𝐵3 (3) 2.2. image super-resolution based on attention mechanism the visual attention mechanism is a unique signal processing mechanism of the human brain. specifically, by observing the global image, selecting some local focus areas, and then paying more attention to these areas to obtain more detailed information and suppress other useless information. the essence of it is to learn a weight distribution for image features which will be applied to the original features to provide different feature influences for image processing tasks such as image classification, image recognition, etc. considering that the feature importance extracted by different convolution kernels is different, senet [10] network introduce the concept of channel attention to deep neural networks initially. it mainly enhanced the valuable features by learning the weight value of each channel, so as to enhance the learning capacity of the network algorithm effectively while the computing resources are limited. simultaneously, it can be used for designing a lightweight network architecture. non-local [11] proposed by liu et al. aimed to generate a broad range of attention maps by calculating each spatial point's correlation matrix in the feature map, and then uses them to instruct the aggregation of intensive context information. yet, due to its large calculation, it is difficult to apply in real life. rcan [9] has significantly improved the reconstruction effect via the use of channel attention in the field of sisr. 3. the proposed method 3.1. framework of the proposed model in this part, we despict the details of the proposed model in figure 1. first, a convolutional layer is used to extract the shallow features of the lr image, and then further feature extraction is performed by multiple stacked mafbs. finally, the hr image is reconstructed by an upsampling module. the convolution is fused and added with the shallow features to obtain the reconstructed hr image. furthermore, we add the features of the first layer and the features of the last layer through residual connection, and fuse the features of the shallow layer and the deep layer, so as to maintain the influence of the features of shallow layer on the deep layer to the greatest extent. as shown in fig. 1, considering the lightweight design of the model, this part only consists of a simple 3×3 convolution. the process can be expressed as: 𝑥0 = 𝑓𝐹𝐸(𝐼𝐿𝑅) (4) where ffe(∙) represents the 3×3 convolution operation for extracting features from the input lr image and x0 is the output of this layer. then, we use a nonlinear mapping module consisting of 16 stacked mafbs to generate new feature representations, denoted as: 𝑥𝑛 = 𝑓𝑀𝐴𝐹𝐵 𝑛 (𝑓𝑀𝐴𝐹𝐵 𝑛−1 (. . . 𝑓𝑀𝐴𝐹𝐵 0 (𝑥0). . . )) (5) where xn represents the the n-th mafb’s output. finally, the output feature map x0 and xn is used as the input of the reconstruction module, and further feature fusion is performed by a 3×3 convolution after the reconstruction module additionally, we add a global residual connection in which performs bilinear interpolation on the input, adding its output to the output of the reconstruction module. hr maps that upsample the features into the target size. finally, we will get: 𝐼𝑆𝑅 = 𝑓𝐹𝑢𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛(𝑆(𝑥0 + 𝑥𝑛)) + 𝑓𝑈𝑃(𝐼𝐿𝑅) (6) where 𝑆(∙) denotes the operation of the upsampling module, ffusion(·) denotes 3×3 convolution, fup(·) denotes interpolated upsampling, and isr is the final output of the network. fig.1 the proposed lightweight multi-attention fusion network’s structure 3.2. multi-attention fusion block inspired by scnet [12], its structure is improved in this paper. figure 2 shows that the mafb consists of two parts: the upper layer performs higher-level feature operations, that is, adding weight distribution to the features. and another layer is used to remain the primitive information. we adopt two attention modules, namely scab and modified spatial attention block (msab), respectively, in the upper layer. fig. 2 multi-attention fusion block the xn−1 and xn are defined as the input and output of the n-th mafb separately. similar to senet, the two branches of mafb are first subjected to dimensionality reduction through a 1×1 convolutional layer which called fd−reduction(∙). the two pathways in the first layer correspond to the channel attention and spatial attention modules respectively. given input features: 𝑥𝑛−1 ′ = 𝑓𝐷−𝑟𝑒𝑑𝑢𝑐𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 ′ (𝑥𝑛−1) (7) 15 𝑥𝑛−1 ′′ = 𝑓𝐷−𝑟𝑒𝑑𝑢𝑐𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 ′′ (𝑥𝑛−1) (8) where the number of channels of xn−1 ′ and xn−1 ′′ is only half of that of xn−1. next, input the output of the first layer to calculate the channel and spatial position weights. finally superimpose the learned weight value to each corresponding feature point position by multiplying the corresponding positions, it can be expressed as: 𝑢 = 𝑎⨂𝑏 (9) where a and b represent the weight, values output by the channel attention block and the spatial attention block separately, ⨂ is the multiplication operation of the corresponding position weight information, u is the output of the previous layer in mafb which will be passed through a 3×3 convolution and output as 𝑥′𝑛. the operation of the lower layer is to convert xn−1 ′′ to xn ′′. likewise, a 1×1 convolutional is used for dimensionality reduction, and then a 3×3 convolutional layer for generating xn ′′ to preserve the original information. finally, concatenate the outputs xn ′ and xn ′′ of the two layers. the xn is then generated by the 1×1 convolution. to accelerate training, a shortcut is added to generate the output features of this part. the main difference between this structure and [12] is that we use two attention mechanisms instead of the pooling and upsampling layers in it. it can be expressed as: 𝑥𝑛 = 𝐶𝑜𝑛𝑐𝑎𝑡(𝑥𝑛 ′ , 𝑥𝑛 ′′) + 𝑥𝑛−1 (10) where concat(·) is the concatenate operation, and xn−1 is the input (i.e., the output of the previous mafb)? 3.2.1. synthetic channel attention block inspired by [13], scab first replaces global average pooling by global standard deviation pooling and maximum pooling, and performs feature concatenation on its output. the expression formula is: 𝑧𝑐 = 𝐻𝑆𝐴𝑀(𝑥𝑐) = 𝐶𝑜𝑛𝑐𝑎𝑡(𝑠𝑐 , 𝑀𝑎𝑥𝑐) (11) where zc and maxc stand for the output of the c-th element and max pooling separately. to make the most of the detailed information contained in features, the two one-dimensional vectors output by the standard deviation pooling and the maximum pooling are concatenated into one two-dimensional matrix. fig. 3 shows that the dimensionality reduction and enhancement are carried out respectively through two consecutives 1×1 convolution, and then the weights are normalized by a sigmoid activation function to apply the weights to the input features. the final output channel is 1×1×c. the process is: 𝑎 = 𝑓(𝑊𝑖(𝜎(𝑊𝑠(𝑧𝑐)))) (12) where a and zc are the output of the scab and the result of two pooling and splicing separately, σ(·) and f(·) represent the relu function and the sigmoid activation function; ws and wi are 1×1 convolution in which ws represents the operation to be compressed into one dimension and wi is used to increase the dimension. they represent compression and amplification of feature channels according to scale r respectively. fig. 3 synthetic channel attention block the max pooling is to take the largest feature point in the neighborhood. it can learn the edge and texture structure of the image well. global standard deviation pooling can provide more effective information for channel weight learning. let xn−1 ′ = [x1, . . . , xc, . . . , xc] as the input, it has c feature maps of size h×w. the formula for standard deviation pooling is: 𝑠𝑡𝑑𝑐 = 𝐹𝑠𝑡𝑑(𝑥𝑐) = √ 1 𝐻𝑊 ∑ (𝑥𝑐 𝑖,𝑗 − 1 𝐻𝑊 ∑ 𝑥𝑐 𝑖,𝑗 (𝑖,𝑗)∈𝑥𝑐 ) 2 (𝑖,𝑗)∈𝑥𝑐 (13) where stdc is the standard deviation of the c-th channel? 3.2.2. modified spatial attention block texture details vary at different spatial locations. fig. 4 shows the structure of the proposed msab.inspired by senet [10], we design a structure for global average pooling and standard deviation pooling along the channel axis respectively when building a spatial attention mechanism. first, we perform a global average pooling operation for each channel of the input features. we assume that the dimension of it is c×h×w, and the formula of the c-th channel feature is: 𝑎𝑣𝑔𝑐 = 𝐹𝐺𝐴𝑃(𝑥𝑐) = 1 𝐻𝑊 ∑ ∑ 𝑥𝑐 𝑖,𝑗𝑊 𝑗=1 𝐻 𝑖−1 (14) where xc i,j represents the pixel value of the position (i, j) in the c-th channel of the input feature map. fgap(∙) represents the global average pooling operation, which is used to generate descriptors to describe the significance of distinct location features. fig. 4 modified spatial attention block the pooled features are concatenated first, and the number of channels is compressed by 1×1 convolution. the nonlinear mapping of spatial weight information is realized by deconvolution operation, which further reduces the volume of calculation and ensures that information of multiple spatial position are able to be strengthened. ultimately, the calculated spatial weight feature maps are normalized by the sigmoid activation function. the final output can be expressed as: b = f(wi(σ(wd(gc)))) (15) where b is the output feature of the msab, and gc is the concatenating result of two pooling. wi and wd denote for 1×1 convolution and deconvolution respectively. 3.2.3. up sample block fig. 5 shows the up sample block which uses sub-pixel convolution [14] to transform the feature in low-frequency into features in high-frequency in reconstruction block. it mainly consists of conv with shuffle ×2 represents a 3×3 convolution with shuffle in scale of 2, and conv with shuffle ×3 represents a 3×3 convolution with shuffle in scale of 3. conv with shuffle ×2 and two conv with shuffle ×2 are used for ×2 and ×4 scales separately, and conv with shuffle ×3 is used for scale of 3. 16 fig. 5 upsample block when a sr model is trained on a single scale, the upsampling channels of the corresponding scale can be selected separately. the output of the previous step is upsampled by sub-pixel convolution, and the features are further fused by a 3×3 convolution. it is then added to the result of upsampling by interpolation with the features of the input 𝐼𝐿𝑅. 0rb = s(x0 + xn) (16) where 0rb and s(·) denote the output of the reconstruction module and the sub-pixel convolution operation respectively, while x0 and xn denote the shallow and deep features respectively. 4. experiment 4.1. datasets and metrics the training process uses the div2k [15] dataset, which contains 1000 high resolution images with rich scene, edge and texture detail. we selected 800 of them for training. the lr images were downsampled by bicubic to obtain lowresolution images at ×2, ×3 and ×4 scales. five standard benchmark datasets, set5 [16], set14 [8], b100 [4], urban100 [17] and manga109 [18], were used as the test set for the testing process. peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) and structural similarity index [19] (ssim) are used as evaluation metrics. in this paper, the reconstructed images are converted to ycbcr space and compared in the y channel. we use parameters and multi-adds to measure the lightness of the model and compare it with the existing mainstream models. 4.2. implementation details in order to avoid under-fitting phenomenon during the training process, the training datasets are augmented by random rotations of 90°, 180°, 270° and horizontal flipping to make it 8 times larger than the original. during the training of the model at three scales (×2, ×3 and ×4), 32 image blocks of sizes 128 × 128, 192 × 192 and 256 × 256 were randomly cropped for each batch as input. the l1 loss function [19] and adam optimizer are chosen for the training. we adapt the cosine annealing learning scheme, and the initial maximum and minimum learning rates were set to 1e-3 and 1e-7, respectively. the cosine period is 250k iterations. our model is based on the pytorch framework, and an nvidia tesla v100 gpu with 32gb of memory was selected for training acceleration. 4.3. ablation experiments 4.3.1. the influence of standard deviation pooling and max pooling to demonstrate the effectiveness of the designed structure, three sets of experiments were conducted as follows: (1) removing maximum pooling from scab; (2) removing global standard deviation pooling from scab; (3) the combination of global standard deviation pooling and maximum pooling. the results of the experiments are shown in table 1. table 1. comparison of different pooling methods in scab in set5 dataset (×3) standard deviation pooling max pooling psnr (db)/ssim √ × 34.32/0.9254 × √ 34.28/0/9251 √ √ 34.37/0.9256 table 1 shows the comparison of the evaluation indicators of the set5 dataset (×3). we can see that (1) with standard deviation pooling has a 0.04db improvement in the psnr and a 0.0003 improvement in the ssim relative to (2) with maximum pooling. whereas (3), which adaptively combines maximum pooling and global standard deviation pooling, has a 0.05db improvement in psnr and a 0.0002 improvement in ssim relative to (1). it is easy to see that global standard deviation pooling has a more significant effect on the psnr values of the model than maximum pooling. the experimental results show that the designed double pooling structure has better impact on learning channel weight, which proves the effectiveness of the structure. 4.3.2. influence of channel attention mechanism and spatial attention mechanism table 2 shows the comparison of the evaluation indicators of the set5 dataset (×2). the effectiveness of the proposed mafb is verified by ablation experiments. we first remove scab and then keep the rest the same. the removed model is trained and tested with the same set5 dataset (×2). we can find that after removing the scab, the psnr decreased by 0.08db, and the ssim value also decreased, which prove the effectiveness of the module. then the msab is removed for training, and both psnr and ssim values decrease. the comparison results are shown in table 2. it can be seen that the effect of mafb proposed in this paper is significantly better than that with only single attention. and the psnr is improved by about 0.06~0.08db, which also proves that mafb has better effect on sisr. table 2. comparison of different pooling methods in scab in set5 dataset (×3) scab msab psnr (db)/ssim √ × 37.87/0.9605 × √ 37.85/0.9604 √ √ 37.93/0.9607 4.4. comparison with state-of-the-art methods to prove the effectiveness of the proposed method for image super-resolution, we visualize the partially reconstructed images of b100 and urban100 datasets. we select three groups of images for visual display at the scale of ×2, ×3, and ×4. as shown in fig. 6, the blue tall building (img012) and the gray building (img001) in the urban100 dataset are selected for visualization at ×2 and ×3 scale, and the bird (img_8023) in the b100 dataset is visualized at ×4 scale visualization. the reconstructed images are compared with existing models such as lapsrn [7], drrn [5], msrn [20]. fig. 6 first shows img012 (×2) in urban100 dataset. we can see that lmafn can restore the detailed texture and edge information of the image very well. for the texture of the window in img012, most existing models will generate abnormal texture which is different from the original image, and the edge of the window is basically blurred. taking lapsrn [7] and memnet [27] as examples, the reconstructed 17 images generated by them have poor linear details for the brown-yellow window part, while maffsrn [28] and msrn [20], which have relatively well, cannot fully recover most of the straight lines in the image (especially the blue window part). lmafn achieves a better visual effect while restoring the straight-line texture of the whole image, which is closer to the gt image. the second part of fig. 6 shows img001 (×3) in urban100 dataset, which mainly compares the details of the window frame in the middle. it can be seen that for the oblique frame in the middle, most of the existing models cannot recover the edge information of the details well, and the reconstructed part is very blurred. for drrn [5] and memnet [27], which can recover the oblique border, cannot recover the details of the double-striped border on the right side of the image very well. compared with gt images, maffsrn [28] and msrn [20] obtain more realistic results and recover more image details, but lmafn can recover the edge information of the window frame well without introducing blur artifacts, and the results are clearer compared to several other models. these results verify that lmafn has more powerful representation ability. the last part of fig. 6 shows img_8023 (×4) in b100 dataset. focus on contrasting the details of the bird feather texture in the picture, among them, the reconstructed feather texture of lapsrn[7] is very fuzzy, drcn[4] and drrn[5] can retain some striped information, but the edge is very fuzzy, and several other models will produce some wrong mesh information. lmafn can recover the texture information of bird feathers better while the edge is relatively clear. in contrast, lmafn obtains sharper results and recovers more high contrast and sharp edges, and the reconstruction effect of the algorithm is improved to a certain extent. to illustrate the validity of our proposed model, we compared the super-resolution (sr) reconstruction results of 11 advanced sr models based on deep learning, such as srcnn [1], drcn [4], lapsrn [7], memnet [27], maffsrn [28], in different scales of five mainstream benchmark datasets. the experimental results are shown in table 3. the best results have been bolded and underlined. compared with other methods, lmafn maintains better accuracy while keeping the model lightweight, and has the best comprehensive performance. both lmafn and maffsrn [28] adopt channel attention to learn the interdependence among features, so that the network can focus on more important features, and thus obtaining similar and better results than other methods. however, the parameters and multi-adds of our lmafn (×2) are reduced by about 211.9k and 34.3g respectively, which shows that our model is more lightweight. compared with another lightweight model, carn [21], the psnr of our model is 0.08, 0.05 and 0.16 db higher than that of carn on datasets with more texture information (such as set5, b100 and urban100) × 3 scale respectively, though, the results on edge-informed datasets (such as manga109) are 0.11db lower than carn, lmafn has about 13% of its parameters and multi-add about 20%. texture information is a higher-order pattern with more complex statistical features, and edge information is a first-order pattern that are able to be extracted by a first-order gradient operator. therefore, lmafn has better reconstruction quality on images with more high-order information such as textures. in summary, compared with the ×3 and ×4 scale, lmafn has more obvious advantages on the ×2 scale. fig .6 visual comparison with other image super-resolution models on urban100 and b100 datasets 18 table 3. comparison of reconstruction effects of different image super-resolution models models scale params multi adds set5 set14 b100 urban100 manga109 psnr/ssim psnr/ssim psnr/ssim psnr/ssim psnr/ssim bicubic ×2 33.67/0.9291 30.24/0.8677 29.56/0.8431 26.88/0.8423 30.80/0.9337 srcnn 57k 52.7g 36.67/0.9540 32.38/0.9058 31.36/0.8876 29.51/0.8950 35.61/0.9663 fsrcnn 12k 6.0g 37.01/0.9556 32.68/0.9086 31.53/0.8919 29.88/0.9020 36.65/0.9710 vdsr 665k 612.6g 37.53/0.9585 33.02/0.9122 31.90/0.8960 30.77/0.9143 37.20/0/9746 drcn 1.7m 17.6t 37.63/0.9588 33.05/0.9117 31.85/0.8942 30.75/0.9136 37.56/0.9723 drrn 297k 6.6t 37.74/0.9590 33.23/0.9136 32.05/0.8973 31.23/0.9188 37.88/0.9749 lapsrn 251k 29.9g 37.52/0.9587 33.05/0.9127 31.87/0.8955 30.41/0.9103 37.27/0.9740 carn 1.6m 222.8g 37.75/0.9585 33.52/0.9166 32.09/0.8978 31.92/0.9254 38.40/0.9766 memnet 678k 2.6t 37.76/0.9589 33.28/0.9139 32.04/0.8976 31.31/0.9195 37.69/0.9741 maffsrn 402k 77.2g 37.89/0.9604 33.52/0.9170 32.14/0.8991 31.96/0.9268 awsrn-s 397k 91.2g 37.75/0.9596 33.31/0.9151 32.00/0.8974 31.39/0.9207 37.90/0.9755 lmafn 190.1k 42.9g 37.93/0.9607 33.52/0.9175 32.10/0.9010 31.97/0.9267 38.45/0.9764 bicubic ×3 30.41/0.8645 27.64/0.7722 27.21/0.7342 24.46/0.7401 26.96/0.8545 srcnn 57k 52.7g 32.75/0.9090 29.28/0.8210 28.41/0.7863 26.25/0.7989 30.54/0.9112 fsrcnn 13k 5.0g 33.18/0.9101 29.42/0.821 28.53/0.7910 26.30/0.8091 31.02/0.9210 vdsr 665k 612.6g 33.68/0.9208 29.80/0.8314 28.80/0.7976 27.14/0.8272 32.01/0.9340 drcn 1774k 17.6t 32.82/0.9224 29.76/0.8312 28.80/0.7962 27.15/0.8276 32.27/0.9335 drrn 298k 6.64t 34.03/0.9243 29.96/0.8349 28.95/0.8005 27.53/0.8377 32.72/0.9381 lapsrn 502k 38.9g 33.82/0.9218 29.82/0.8316 28.82/0.7968 27.07/0.8281 32.21/0.9334 carn 1.6m 118.8g 34.29/0.9254 30.29/0.8407 29.06/0.8034 28.05/0.8493 33.50/0.9440 memnet 678k 2.6t 34.09/0.9247 30.02/0.8350 28.96/0.8003 27.56/0.8374 32.50/0.9366 maffsrn 418k 34.2g 34.35/0.9269 30.35/0.8429 29.09/0.8052 28.13/0.8521 awsrn-s 477k 48.6g 34.02/0.9240 30.09/0.8376 28.92/0.8009 27.57/0.8391 32.82/0.9393 lmafn 262.3k 27.0g 34.37/0.9256 30.31/0.8437 29.11/0.8043 28.21/0.8520 33.39/0.9442 bicubic ×4 28.42/0.8052 26.10/0.6976 25.96/0.6572 23.15/0.6589 24.89/0.7825 srcnn 57k 52.7g 30.49/0.8628 27.54/0.7514 26.90/0.7105 24.53/0.7226 27.62/0.8530 fsrcnn 12k 4.6g 30.72/0.8657 27.63/0.7532 26.98/0.7148 24.16/0.7277 29.87/0.8563 vdsr 665k 612.6g 31.35/0.8829 28.03/0.7678 27.29/0.7239 25.18/0.7530 28.76/0.8765 drcn 1774k 17.6t 31.54/0.8844 28.05/0.7663 27.23/0.7220 25.15/0.7510 28.96/0.8835 drrn 297k 6.8t 31.69/0.8871 28.21/0.7720 27.38/0.7284 25.45/0.7638 29.45/0.8953 lapsrn 813k 149.4g 31.54/0.8846 28.14/0.7745 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[30] kim j, lee j k, lee k m. accurate image super-resolution using very deep convolutional networks[c]//proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. 2016: 1646-1654. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 1 homomorphic computing of encrypted data outsourcing in cloud data center hao bao college of electronic and information, southwest minzu university chengdu 610041, sichuan, china abstract: in the era of data explosion, data contains massive information, such as health data, time and place, hydrological waves, etc. in order to process and calculate these data, local wang networking devices will send data to the cloud data center for outsourcing processing due to their limited storage and computing capabilities. however, our data contains a large amount of private data, so we need to protect the privacy of our outsourced data before outsourcing, so as to protect our personal privacy. at the same time, cloud data centers have strong advantages in data storage and computing capabilities, so cloud data centers are increasingly used. keywords: cloud data center; data encryption; data outsourcing; homomorphic computing. 1. introduction with the progress of internet of things (iot) technology, more and more iot devices are deployed in an application, such as smart grid, intelligent transportation and smart city. according to the prediction released by idc, there will be 41.6 billion iot devices in 2025, which can cooperate to provide us with better life and work experience. for example, in an intelligent transportation environment, networked vehicles can be driven more safely and comfortably. the smart city project, which combines information technology with internet connection equipment, has extensively strengthened all aspects of municipal management worldwide, from waste management to smart grid. intelligent electronic medical technology mainly integrates wearable medical devices, the internet of things and mobile internet into traditional medical services, bringing great convenience to patients' intelligent disease diagnosis and medical monitoring. however, because the cloud data center is not reliable and may leak the data we outsourced to the cloud data center, we need to encrypt our private data before data outsourcing. the encryption schemes that can be applied in the cloud data center are: fhe, swhe and phe. the main purpose is to realize that our plaintext calculation results in the ciphertext form are no different from the plaintext direct calculation results. 2. system model the system model mainly includes four aspects: authorities, users, cloud data centers, and query users. authority: users, cloud data centers and query users will send requests to the authority and get authorization from the authority. only users can obtain the granted key, which is used to encrypt their private data, and can send the private data to the cloud data center for further processing and calculation. the cloud data center can obtain the key sent by the authority after being authorized by the authority, and can decrypt and compare the calculation results of the ciphertext. the query user is authorized by the authority to obtain a key to encrypt his query and send it to the cloud data center for query. users: local users can encrypt their private data after obtaining the encrypted data from the authority. at the same time, we assume that all values in the dataset are integers. if they were not originally integers, we could easily convert them to integers. because the data owner has limited computing power and storage space, it outsources the data set to the cloud for subsequent calculations. cloud data center: the cloud data center can generally be composed of 1-2 cloud servers, which can cooperate to save and process data from users. generally, all encrypted data are calculated by an ecs, and random numbers are added to keep the real calculation results confidential. the other server is responsible for decrypting and comparing the calculation results. query user: after being authorized, the query user can encrypt his/her query request and send the encrypted query request to the ecs, which will return the calculated results to the query user. 3. security model in our security system, the user is trusted because he is the initiator of the whole system, and all calculations are performed on this basis. for query users, they will honestly send query requests to the ecs and will not collude with the ecs. the two ecs servers are considered to be semi honest and semi trusted. they will not only keep their user data confidential, but also be curious about this information. this is feasible in real life, because each ecs provider will keep users' data confidential in order to maintain goodwill. because different cloud service providers may have conflicts of interest, there will be no linkage between the two ecs providers. therefore, ecs will faithfully store encrypted data for data owners and provide similarity query services for query users. 4. homomorphic calculation 4.1. paillier encryption system the paillier cryptosystem is a broadly used probabilistic public-key cryptographic scheme that supports homomorphic operations. it has the following three parts. key generation: given a security parameter k ( 𝑍+, large prime numbers p and q of length k are randomly and independently selected. let n = pq and λ = lcm(p − 2 1, q − 1) . choose a random g ( 𝑍𝑛 such that μ = l(gλ mod n2)−1 exists, where function l(x) = (x − 1)/ n . at the end of the algorithm, it yields the public key pk = (n, g) and the private key sk = (λ, μ). encryption: given a message m ( 𝑍𝑛, the ciphertext can be computed with the public key pk as c = epk(m) = gm · rnmod n2 , where r is a random number in 𝑍𝑛. decryption: with the private key sk, a ciphertext c =epk(m) can be decrypted by computing m = pdec(c) = l (cλmod n2)·μmod n. the paillier password system has the following attributes: homomorphic addition: given two ciphertext e(𝑚1), e(𝑚2) ( 𝑍𝑛, 𝑚1 𝑚2 < n, we have e(𝑚1 + 𝑚2) = e(𝑚1) + e(𝑚2). homomorphic multiplication: given a ciphertext e(𝑚1) and a plaintext 𝑚2 ( 𝑍𝑛, 𝑚1 · 𝑚2 < n, we have e(𝑚1 · 𝑚2) = e(𝑚1)𝑚2. self-blindness: given a ciphertext e(𝑚1), by calculating e(𝑚1) ·rn mod n2 , we can change it to another ciphertext with the same content, random number r ( 𝑍𝑛 . 4.2. symmetric homomorphic encryption she is an effective homomorphic encryption, which uses the same key in both encryption and decryption. generally, she includes three algorithms, namely: 1) key generation keygen(); 2) encrypt enc(); 3) decrypt dec() as follows. keygen( 𝑘1, 𝑘2, 𝑘3 ): given security parameters {𝑘1, 𝑘2, 𝑘3} satisfying 𝑘1 < 𝑘2 < 𝑘3 , the key generation algorithm first chooses two large prime numbers p, q with |p| = |q| = 𝑘0 , and sets n = pq . then, it selects a random number l with |l| = 𝑘2 . finally, the algorithm outputs the public key pk = (𝑘0, 𝑘1 , 𝑘2, n ), the secret key sk = (p, l) , and the message space m = {m|m ( (−2𝑘1 , 2𝑘1)}. enc(sk, m): taking a secret key sk and a message m ( m as inputs, the encryption algorithm outputs the ciphertext e(m) = (rl + m)(1 + r′p) mod n , where r ( {0, 1}𝑘2 and r’ ( {0, 1}𝑘0 are random numbers. dec(sk, e(m)) : on inputting a secret key sk and a ciphertext e(m), the decryption algorithm recovers a message m’ = (e(m) mod p) mod l = (m + rl) mod l. if m’ < (l/2), it indicates m ≥ 0 and m = m’. otherwise, m < 0 and m = m − l. she technology satisfies the properties of homomorphic addition and multiplication as follows. homomorphic addition-i:given two ciphertext e(𝑚1), e(𝑚2), e(𝑚1) e(𝑚2) = e(𝑚1 + 𝑚2) is satisfied. homomorphic addition-ii:given a ciphertext e(𝑚1) and a plaintext 𝑚2, e(𝑚1) 𝑚2 = e(𝑚1 + 𝑚2) is satisfied. homomorphic multiplication-i:given two ciphertext e(𝑚1) and e(𝑚2), e(𝑚1) e(𝑚2) = e(𝑚1 ∗ 𝑚2) is satisfied. homomorphic multiplication-ii:given a ciphertext e(𝑚1) and a plaintext 𝑚2, 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(2004) [5] discussed the establishment of the mean-var portfolio model under investment opportunity constraints. sun and wei (2005) [6] studied the portfolio strategy under changing market conditions. zhang et al. (2011) [7] proposed a new investment portfolio optimization model by adding the minimum transaction unit and transaction cost constraints, and proposed an intelligent algorithm based on genetic algorithm to solve it. fang et al. (2015) [8] established an improved cvar-based portfolio model of the typical transaction cost function through the nonlinear increase of the transaction cost function. huang (2017) [9] comprehensively evaluate and score stocks based on the entropy weight-topsis method, and use the mean-cvar portfolio model to make portfolio strategies. zhou (2022) [1] uses the principal component analysis method to comprehensively score the financial indicators of each company and makes portfolio strategies based on the mean-variance model. to sum up, the academia has optimized and improved the investment portfolio optimization problem with many evaluation angles and models, and provided the investment portfolio. based on markowitz's classic mean-variance model, many new solutions have been given. this article selects 100 securities of listed companies with high cash dividend rate, stable dividend distribution and a certain scale of csi dividend index (000922.csi) in shanghai and shenzhen markets as index specimens, and uses neural network prediction model to predict the closing price of these 100 securities, then use the critic method as the evaluation method to comprehensively evaluate 100 securities, and finally establish a multi-objective programming mathematical model based on the principle of the largest return and the highest comprehensive score of the investment portfolio. the reliability, versatility and reliability provide references for investors to make investment portfolios. 2. related theories and methods 2.1. choose a prediction model 2.1.1. comparison and selection of prediction models there are many predictive models, ranging from traditional single consumption methods to more modern techniques such as fuzzy mathematics, neural networks, preferred combinatorial methods, and expert systems. by comparing the advantages and disadvantages of forecasting models such as exponential smoothing method, grey forecasting model, markov forecasting, bp neural network, etc. considering that the selection of investment portfolio requires long-term accurate forecasting, and its internal mechanism is more complex, compared with markov prediction and grey prediction that are not suitable for long-term prediction, bp neural network is suitable for long-term prediction, and compared with the exponential smoothing method which is suitable for short-term prediction and has low accuracy, bp neural network has higher accuracy. therefore, bp neural network is finally selected for prediction. 133 2.1.2. build predictive models the bp neural network is one of the more mature neural networks currently in development. its main feature is that by adjusting the connection strength between the input node and the hidden layer node, the connection strength between the hidden layer node and the output node, and the threshold, the error can be adjusted along the gradient. after repeated learning and training, the weight and threshold corresponding to the minimum error are determined, and the training is stopped. the training steps are as follows: fig. 1 bp neural network training steps 2.2. determine the evaluation model 2.2.1. selection of evaluation model there are many kinds of evaluation models, the core of which is to determine the weights and evaluate and score with a suitable system. among them, the determination weight generally includes ahp, standard deviation method, entropy weight method, critic method and so on. the ahp method has a short decision-making time, but its subjectivity is strong; the standard deviation method will reduce the accuracy when the amount of data is large; the entropy weight method has high accuracy and strong objectivity, but it ignores the importance of the indicators themselves; the critic method is more objective than the ahp method, and is a better objective weighting method than the entropy weight method and the standard deviation method. considering that the evaluation model of securities needs to be objective, and the evaluation indicators are related to each other, the critic method is used for evaluation. 2.2.2. analysis of critic principle the critic method is an objective weighting method of evaluation indicators proposed by diakoulaki. the method revolves around two aspects when calculating the weight of the indicators: contrast and contradiction. the contrast represents the size of the value gap between the evaluation schemes of the same index, which is expressed in the form of standard deviation. the greater the standard deviation, the greater the difference between the values of each scheme. the contradiction is based on the correlation between the indicators, such as a strong positive correlation between the two indicators, indicating that the two indicators have low conflict. supposing that there are 𝑚 objects to be evaluated and 𝑛 evaluation index. the steps of the critic method are as follows: step1: screen positive and negative indicators. the larger the positive indicators are, the more favorable they are, and the negative indicators are the opposite. the positive and negative indicators are standardized using different rules respectively. let the standardized elements be 𝑥𝑖𝑗, then 𝑥𝑖𝑗 = 𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑥𝑖𝑗)−𝑥𝑖𝑗 𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑥𝑖𝑗)−𝑚𝑖𝑛(𝑥𝑖𝑗) , 𝑥𝑖𝑗 is a positive indicator 𝑥𝑖𝑗 = 𝑥𝑖𝑗−𝑚𝑖𝑛(𝑥𝑖𝑗) 𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑥𝑖𝑗)−𝑚𝑖𝑛(𝑥𝑖𝑗) , 𝑥𝑖𝑗 is a negative indicator step2: use the standard deviation to express the contrast of indicator 𝑗: σ𝑗 = √ ∑ (xij − xj) m i=1 m − 1 step 3 calculate the contradiction: the contradiction reflects the degree of correlation between different indicators. if there is a significant positive correlation, the smaller the contradiction is, and vice versa. let the magnitude of the contradiction between the indicator 𝑗 and the rest of the indicator be 𝑓𝑗: 𝑓𝑗 = ∑(1 − 𝑟𝑖𝑗) 𝑚 𝑖=1 among them, 𝑟𝑖𝑗 represents the correlation coefficient between indicator 𝑖 and indicator 𝑗 , and it is necessary to consider the type of indicators and select an appropriate correlation coefficient. step 4 calculate the information carrying capacity 𝐶𝑗: 𝐶𝑗 = σ𝑗𝑓𝑗 step 5 calculate weights and scores: let the weight of the indicator 𝑗 be 𝑤𝑗 , calculate the weight: 𝑤𝑗 = cj ∑ cj n j=1 the weight has a positive correlation with the information carrying capacity, that is, the greater the information carrying capacity is, the greater the weight is. let the score of the indicator 𝑖 be 𝑆𝑖, calculate the score: 𝑆𝑖 = ∑ 𝑤𝑗 𝑛 𝑗=1 𝑥𝑖𝑗 2.3. build investment strategy formulation models 2.3.1. symbol description table 1. multi-objective programming notation description symbol symbol description symbol symbol description 𝑖 number of securities ( 1 ≤ i ≤ 𝑛) 𝑃1 funds invested in securities 𝐶𝑖 0-1 decision variable, 0 means do not invest in the security 𝑖, 1 means invest in the first 𝑖security 𝑃2 stable investment 𝑧𝑖 composite indicator for each security 𝑋𝑖 the biggest gain possible in the coming week 𝑥𝑖 amount invested in each security 𝑆 total revenue 𝑃 total investment amount ℎ monthly return on investment 𝑎 risk-free annualized rate of return 𝑏 number of securities selected 𝑤 positions per security 𝑡 monthly rate of return 134 2.3.2. objective function the formulation of investment strategy is actually a multiobj linear programming problem, which should satisfy the two objectives of maximizing returns and maximizing the comprehensive evaluation score of securities investment portfolio at the same time. first consider the goal of maximizing the comprehensive evaluation score of the securities portfolio. for this purpose, set the comprehensive index of each security 𝑧𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) and a decision coefficient 𝐶𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) . assuming that the maximization of the comprehensive evaluation score of the portfolio is 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑧, the first objective function can be determined: 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑧 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑧𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) next is the goal of maximizing revenue. first, set the investment amount of each security as 𝑥𝑖 , the initial total investment amount as 𝑃 , this p value is updated as the investment progresses. set the amount invested in securities as 𝑃1, the other funds for stable investment as 𝑃2, then there exists: 𝑃1 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) 𝑃2 = 𝑃 − 𝑃1 𝑋𝑖 indicates the maximum possible increase of each security in the next week, that is, the rate of return of investing in the stock, set the total return as 𝑆 , and the risk-free annualized rate as 𝑎, then s consists of two parts. the first part is ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖𝑋𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) , the second part is (𝑃 − ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖) × 𝑎 360 × 7, then the total benefit 𝑆 is: 𝑆 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖𝑋𝑖 + (𝑃 − ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖) × 𝑎 360 × 7(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) in summary, the objective function of the multi-objective linear programming model is: 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑧 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑧𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑆 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖𝑋𝑖 + (𝑃 − ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖) × 𝑎 360 × 7(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) 2.3.3. model construction 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑧 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑧𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) (1) 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑆 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖𝑋𝑖 + (𝑃 − ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖) × 𝑎 360 × 7(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) (2) 0 ≤ ∑ 𝐶𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 ≤ 𝑏(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) (3) 𝑥𝑖 ≤ 𝑃 × 𝑤(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) (4) (ℎ−𝑡)×7 30 𝑃 ≤ 𝑆 ≤ 𝑃 (ℎ+𝑡)×7 30 (5) 𝐶𝑖 ∈ 0,1(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) (6) 𝑥𝑖 ≥ 0(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑛) (7) equations (1) ~ (2) indicate that the multi-objective linear programming model has the highest total comprehensive evaluation score and the highest total return. equation (3) indicates that at most 𝑏 securities are selected from 100 sample securities to construct asset portfolio allocation. equation (4) indicates that the position of each security cannot exceed the 𝑤 of the total assets. equation (5) indicates that the monthly dividend income can float up and down 𝑡. equation (6) is a binary variable constraint. equation (7) is a non-negative constraint on the investment amount. 3. examples of investment strategy formulation this article uses the actual data of csi dividend index (000922.csi) to select 100 securities of listed companies with high cash dividend yield, stable dividend distribution, certain scale and liquidity from shanghai and shenzhen markets for analysis. section3.1 analyzes the data selection and the specific settings of the example, section3.2 analyzes the multi-objective linear programming model corresponding to the example, section3.3 gives the evaluation indicators and securities evaluation scores, and section3.4 gives specific investment strategies. 3.1. data selection and instance conditions in this part, the historical data of stock closing prices of 100 securities in the csi dividend index from 2006/01 to 2022/04 are selected. this instance is in the following markets: the initial total capital is rmb 100 million; no fees for buying and selling stocks; the warehouse conversion is allowed once a week; stocks with daily limit up or down limit cannot be traded; the transaction price is based on the closing price; no other derivatives can be used; no short-selling or securities lending; the risk-free annualized rate of return is 2.4%; the position of each stock shall not exceed 15% of the total assets; this market is an ideal market, that is, the financial crisis, epidemic and other factors are not considered. based on the above market, the goal of the investment portfolio strategy is to select up to 10 securities from 100 sample securities for an asset portfolio allocation (short position is allowed), and the warehouse conversion is allowed once a week, and the conversion time is unified every monday. up to 10 securities allocation combinations can be re-selected when placing a warehouse, so that the selected asset allocation combination cannot deviate from the monthly return of the csi dividend index ±1.5%. on this basis, the annual excess return rate is the highest. 3.2. multi-objective linear programming model according to the market conditions and investment portfolio strategy objectives, the following multi-objective mathematical programming model can be obtained according to section 2.3: 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑧 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 100 𝑖=1 𝑧𝑖(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 100) 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑆 = ∑ 𝐶𝑖 100 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖𝑋𝑖 + (𝑃 − ∑ 𝐶𝑖 100 𝑖=1 𝑥𝑖) × 2.4% 360 × 7(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 100) 0 ≤ ∑ 𝐶𝑖 100 𝑖=1 ≤ 10(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 100) 𝑥𝑖 ≤ 𝑃 × 15%(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 100) (ℎ − 1.5%) × 7 30 𝑃 ≤ 𝑆 ≤ 𝑃 (ℎ + 1.5%) × 7 30 𝐶𝑖 ∈ 0,1(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 100) 𝑥𝑖 ≥ 0(1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 100) 3.3. selection of evaluation indicators there are many angles to measure the quality of a security. this article is based on the past data of the closing prices of csi dividend constituents from five indicators: 135 indicator 𝑥1full distance 𝑅:𝑅 = 𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑥) − 𝑚𝑖𝑛(𝑥); indicator 𝑥2 variance 𝑠2 : 𝑠2 = (𝑀−𝑥1)2+(𝑀−𝑥2)2+⋯+(𝑀−𝑥𝑛)2 𝑛 ; indicator 𝑥3coefficient of variation 𝑐𝑣:𝑐𝑣 = 𝜎 𝜇 ; indicator 𝑥4skewness coefficient 𝑆𝑘: 𝑆𝑘 = 𝑥−𝑚0 𝜎 , where 𝑚0 is the mode; indicator 𝑥5 difference δ𝑥 : the difference between the predicted five-day mean and the historical group mean. according to the above five evaluation indicators, 100 securities are evaluated and ranked in descending order, and the following scores are obtained (select the top ten securities): table 2. top ten securities name score sort huayu automobile 600741.sh 1 1 kibing group 601636.sh 0.7335 2 weixing shares 002003.sz 0.7266 3 yibai pharmaceutical 600594.sh 0.7065 4 jinke shares 000656.sz 0.6738 5 haili de002206.sz 0.6704 6 sangang minguang 002110.sz 0.6456 7 longbai group 002601.sz 0.6373 8 shimao co., ltd. 600823.sh 0.6365 9 nangang co., ltd. 600282.sh 0.6313 10 3.4. investment strategy formulation the dynamic process of investment strategy formulation is as follows: first step, use raw data and bp neural network prediction model to predict the closing price of securities in the next week; second step, use critic method to evaluate and score securities; third step, give the portfolio and calculate the return based on the multi-objective linear programming model; in the fourth step, the original data set is updated weekly and the first step is repeated. next, start to make a portfolio of securities, first make a portfolio for the first week of may, because the predicted rate of return in the first week is 1.52%>0, so it is possible to invest, first use the original data set and bp neural network model to predict the closing price of securities in the first week of the month, and then the critic method is used to evaluate the securities for scoring. finally, based on the multiobjective linear programming model, the portfolio is given and the returns are calculated to obtain the following results: table 3. portfolio for the first week of may securities name score sort investment amount jinke shares 000656.sz 0.6738 5 1157489 jizhong energy 000937.sz 0.39 62 984831.2 weixing shares 002003.sz 0.7266 3 1351060 c&d inc. 600153.sh 0.4381 49 923789.1 yankuang energy 600188.sh 0.5993 14 1921711 first open shares 600376.sh 0.5272 twentythree 338674.5 gemdale group 600383.sh 0.2155 95 962698.9 maanshan iron & steel co., ltd. 600808.sh 0.4724 39 1275520 pingmei co., ltd. 601666.sh 0.3824 64 1282602 china architecture 601668.sh 0.318 83 1306208 among them, the income is 693,000, so the total investment amount to update is 100,693,000 yuan, and it is predicted that the income in the second week is 1.02%> 0, so it is possible to invest, update the data and start to predict the stock price of the second week of the month with the updated data set and bp neural network prediction model, and then based on the multi-objective programming model, the portfolio is given and the returns are calculated to obtain the following results: table 4. portfolio for the second week of may securities name score sort investment amount zhongnan construction 000961.sz 0.6094 11 466591.4 weixing shares 002003.sz 0.7266 3 1016011 luyang energy saving 002088.sz 0.5615 18 944199 yutong bus 600066.sh 0.4564 44 303584.5 yankuang energy 600188.sh 0.5993 14 684017.7 huayang shares 600348.sh 0.4643 42 785756.9 yibai pharmaceutical 600594.sh 0.7065 4 1046788 sifang shares 601126.sh 0.5461 20 258392.2 kibing group 601636.sh 0.7335 2 821044.2 buchang pharmaceutical 603858.sh 0.4185 52 683167.8 among them, the income is 592074.8, so the updated investment amount is 101285074.8 yuan, and the predicted return rate in the third week is 1.25%>0, so it is possible to invest. similarly, the following results can be obtained: table 5. portfolio for the third week of may securities name score sort investment amount zhongnan construction 000961.sz 0.6094 11 465932.7 weixing shares 002003.sz 0.7266 3 927777.7 yankuang energy 600188.sh 0.5993 14 584969.5 huayang shares 600348.sh 0.4643 42 673381.9 yibai pharmaceutical 600594.sh 0.7065 4 758596.2 greenland holdings 600606.sh 0.573 17 943337.3 china shenhua 601088.sh 0.2799 89 722806.8 sifang shares 601126.sh 0.5461 20 462658.7 shaanxi coal industry 601225.sh 0.3739 66 353900.1 kibing group 601636.sh 0.7335 2 575309.9 among them, the income is 649912.6, so the updated investment amount is 101934987.4 yuan, and the predicted rate of return for the fourth week is -0.0015 < 0. since the predicted profit rate is negative, the market environment is not suitable for investment, and no portfolio selection should be made. short positions should be chosen to maintain business operations and avoid losses caused by capital flows. after one month's prediction, evaluation and analysis of the relevant data obtained, according to the objective function and constraints, a portfolio of 100 securities was obtained, and the asset allocation strategy was completed. in this month, the asset allocation strategy included the use of disposal 136 capital to complete the initial position building, and two positions were adjusted according to the optimal asset portfolio. since the predicted return rate in the fourth week was negative, the short position was adopted. the four asset allocations reflect the asset allocation process that needs to be completed in the actual situation, so it can be concluded that the investment strategy used in this paper is feasible and effective. by analogy, the above model can be used to effectively complete the asset allocation strategy for subsequent data. 4. conclusions based on the investment portfolio optimization problem in the ideal market environment, this article 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(2009) bp shenjingwangluoyuce dematlab shixian [matlab implementation of bp neural network prediction]. haerbinjinronggaodengzhuankexuexiao xuebao, 0(1), 55-56. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 54 classification of black tea leaf water content based on hyperspectral imaging peiye li guangdong experimental high school, guangdong guangzhou 510055, china. abstract: withering is an important process step in black tea production, and the degree of withering directly determines the quality and flavor of black tea. presently, the judgment of the degree of the withering of black tea at home and abroad mainly depends on the experience of tea masters, which is highly subjective and quickly leads to the inconsistent quality of finished tea. based on these reasons, this thesis takes ying hong no. 9 black tea as the research object, extracts the spectral information of 50 tea leaves in four time periods using hyperspectral imaging technology and an image processing algorithm, and classifies them using a support vector machine, k-value proximity, random forest algorithm, and bp neural network, and the experimental results show that the spectral information of tea leaves in different periods has some variability. the bp neural network in the classification accuracy on the test set reached 73.3%, which was significantly better than the other three algorithms. therefore, it is feasible to use hyperspectral imaging technology and related classification algorithms to nondestructively identify and classify the water content of black tea leaves during the tail-withering process. keywords: hyperspectral imaging technology; black tea tail withering; ying hong ix; bp neural network. 1. introduction tea is significant to the spread of chinese culture and economic trade [1]. foreign countries developed nondestructive testing technology earlier. however, china still has certain defects in tea quality testing and lacks an efficient testing method. thus, there is a need to develop an immediate and nondestructive testing method. as a necessary substance for plant growth, water participates in chemical reactions such as photosynthesis and respiration as raw material and acts as a solvent for material absorption and transportation and is an important component for maintaining plant cell morphology [2]. in tea, the water content of fresh leaves is 63%~80%, affecting the concentration of other components within the tea, thus affecting the quality of tea [3]. the moisture content of black tea is an important factor in controlling its quality during production. the control of moisture content is one of the main evaluation indicators of black tea tailing. therefore, measuring the moisture content of tea leaves can not only understand the degree of end fading to a certain extent but also control the processing process of tea leaves to ensure the quality of tea leaves and avoid mold in the storage process [4]. the traditional method of tea testing involves picking tea leaves and bringing them back to the lab for chemical testing. the process is time-consuming and complicated [5]. zhao et al. proposed a new method for the rapid detection of significant catechins in tea by applying fourier near-infrared diffuse reflectance spectroscopy analysis using infrared spectroscopy for the rapid detection of catechins in green tea [6]. zhou et al. conducted a study on the quality evaluation of dafo longjing tea based on nir spectroscopy. using dafo longjing as the analysis object, seven quantitative analysis models were established for the single factor scores of dry tea color, soup color, aroma, leaf base, and the total scores of physical silvers and six factors, respectively, using the partial least squares method of nir spectroscopy. the results showed that it is feasible to apply nir spectroscopy for the quality evaluation of dafo longjing tea [7]. chen xiaojing et al. proposed a new method for tea classification using color features of multispectral images to classify two kinds of tea leaves that the naked eye could barely distinguish. wu et al. conducted a study on tea water content and established a regression detection model for tea water content with a correlation coefficient of 0.79 in the experimental test [8]. however, in terms of nondestructive detection of water content in the tail withering process of black tea, less research has been carried out in china, and the use of hyperspectral detection of water content has not been carried out [9-10]. in this study, on the basis of another nondestructive testing, we conducted a survey of the nondestructive testing of leaf water content during the tailing process of black tea, demonstrating the feasibility of hyperspectral testing of tea water content, and proposed a classification testing model. the classification modeling of the water content of black tea during the end-withering process is carried out by hyperspectral technology, and the method of tea water content classification detection based on hyperspectral technology is explored to provide a reference basis for nondestructive testing of tea water content. 2. materials and methods 2.1. experimental materials hyperspectral imaging-based water content classification study of black tea leaves ying hong ix was collected at ying hong farmer eco-farm, ying hong town, yingde city, guangdong, china. the material for this experiment was compiled on 2022-06-21, 5:30-7:30 a.m., in a breezy and cloudy climate with 85% relative humidity and 33° temperature. tea trees with good growth conditions and luxuriant branches were randomly selected during the collection process, and the collection standard was one bud and one leaf or one bud and two leaves. 2 kg of samples were collected, preserved in a thermal box and ice bag, and immediately brought back to the laboratory for relevant experiments. before the experiment, 50 fresh leaves with uniform leaf size and basically the same morphology were 55 selected and scanned spectrally and subsequently allowed to undergo withering tail treatment in a constant temperature and humidity chamber with a temperature setting of 25° and relative humidity of 90%, and the spectral information was subsequently collected at an interval of one hour. thus, a total of 200 spectral data were obtained for four-time intervals. 2.2. experimental equipment the experiment uses a gaiafield-v10e hyperspectral device, which contains three parts: image acquisition unit, light source, and sample delivery platform, among which the image acquisition unit consists of an image spectrometer ccd camera, and lens, etc. the spectral range of the device's light source is 400-1000 nm, with a spectral resolution of 2.8 nm, containing a total of 360 bands. 2.3. sample acquisition based on the size of the images that can be acquired by the system, it was decided to acquire ten samples per image, and a total of 5 images were acquired. the initial values of the system were set to 150 ms exposure time and 25 cm object distance without distortion, and the samples were placed on a 30 cm × 30 cm black background according to the principle that different colors absorb light differently to reduce the effect of the background. in order to reduce the interference of the light source caused by the temperature during the experiment, one all-black calibration image and one all-white calibration image were acquired for every image in the experiment. 3. data processing and classification algorithm 3.1. spectral image correction in order to reduce the measurement errors caused by fluctuations of light sources and the quantum efficiency variability of ccd cameras at different wavelengths, the hyperspectral images must be corrected. the image obtained by scanning the standard whiteboard is r. then, the image is captured by the camera with the lens cover, and the all-black image is scanned without light transmission d. the original image is calibrated using the whiteboard image and the allblack image, and the calibration formula can be defined as follow: dr di i − − = 0 (1) where i is the corrected image; i0 is the original image; r is the whiteboard image; d is the full black image. 3.2. spectral feature extraction due to the huge amount of data contained in hyperspectral images and the huge workload when using professional software for data extraction, this thesis uses the maximum interclass variance algorithm to separate the foreground and background to obtain a binary image and then uses the mask extraction to obtain the roi region, and uses the algorithm to calculate the average spectrum of the roi region, the image processed by the algorithm is shown in fig.1. fig.2 shows the average spectral curves of ying hong ix black tea leaves for four-time intervals. fig. 2 shows that the differences of the 4 types of curves are relatively obvious and possess differentiability. fig.1 the spectral image processed by the algorithm fig. 2 primordial spectrogram of red tea 3.3. spectral pre-processing when the hyperspectral camera acquires spectral data, the acquired spectral data will have certain errors due to the instrumentation and other factors. facing this situation, it is generally impossible to build a curve model by traditional methods, so this thesis adopts multiple scattering correction (msc) for spectral preprocessing, and the results are shown in fig. 3, and it is obvious from the graph analysis that the preprocessed curve is smoother. fig. 3 primordial spectrogram of red tea 3.4. classification algorithms support vector machine (svm), also known as support vector machine, is a binary classification model. it can also be used for classification of multi-class problems if modified. support vector machines can be divided into two categories: linear kernel nonlinear. the main idea is to find a hyperplane in the space that is more than enough to delimit all data samples and to make the distance from all data in this set to this hyperplane the shortest. the k-nearest neighbor (knn) algorithm is a simple and practical machine learning classification algorithm that can be used for both classification and regression, and the main idea of knn is to perform classification by measuring the distance between different feature values. random forest (rf) is an algorithm that integrates multiple trees through the idea of integrated learning, and its basic unit is a decision tree, and its essence belongs to a major branch of machine learning ensemble learning method, which is mainly used to solve classification it is mainly used to solve classification problems. back propagation (bp) neural network is a multi-layer feedforward network trained by error back propagation 56 algorithm, which is widely used in the present time. 4. result analysis and discussion in the experiment, a 5-fold cross-validation method was used to randomly select 70% of the samples in each time period as the training set samples (a total of 140 tea leaves) and the rest as the validation set samples (a total of 60 tea leaves). the average reflected light intensity of 200 tea leaves in 360 bands was used as the feature variable, and the classification recognition model based on four classification learning algorithms, namely svm, knn, rf and bp, was established after pre-processing with msc algorithm. table 1. classification identification results time algorithms 0h 1h 2h 3h total svm 66.7% 53.3% 86.7% 73.3% 70.0% knn 50.0% 33.3% 80.0% 60.0% 57.5% rf 46.2% 30.0% 86.7% 45.5% 47.5% bp 46.7% 80.0% 86.7% 80.0% 73.3% from the experimental results, it can be seen that both bp and svm algorithms can effectively classify and identify the degree of loss of water content of black tea leaves, and their classification accuracy is 73.3% and 70.0%, respectively, and the classification effect of bp neural network algorithm is slightly better than that of svm algorithm, and the classification effect of traditional knn and rf algorithms is not very satisfactory, neither of which exceeds 60%, with rf algorithm performing the worst fig. 4 shows the confusion matrix of the algorithm classification more visually, and the results are consistent with the experimental statistics. the overall analysis shows that it is difficult to distinguish the degree of water content loss of black tea leaves after 1 h. it is possible that during the experiment, there is a certain amount of error caused by the experimental instrument or operation, resulting in the poor classification effect of the traditional machine learning algorithm, but the bp neural network performance is not good at 0h. 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[10] wei y, he y , li x . tea moisture content detection with multispectral and depth images[j]. computers and electronics in agriculture, 2021, 183:106082. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 5 research on the influence of digital economy on rural governance nan xia1, jingwen xie1, yucheng yuan2, qifan cao1, deyu li1, * 1 school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china 2 school of accountancy, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china * corresponding author: deyu li (email: ldy0048@163.com) abstract: based on the panel data of various provinces and cities in china, this paper uses the entropy method to measure the development index of digital economy and rural governance in china during 2016-2020, and then empirically analyzes the driving effect of digital economy on rural governance. the research results show that the indicator development of the digital economy plays a fundamental role in the operation of some mechanisms of rural governance, and is further promoting the transformation of rural governance structure through positive external effects. keywords: digital economy; rural governance; driving effect. 1. introduction since the 18th national congress of the communist party of china, the party central committee and the state council have attached great importance to agricultural and rural informatization. in the covid-19 epidemic, many rural areas took advantage of the digital economy to effectively govern, which more fully demonstrated the practical value of the digital economy for rural governance. in the process of continuous development, digital economy has become an important engine of china's economic development, and has accelerated its extensive penetration into agriculture and rural areas. digital economy has brought new blood to rural governance and brought digital transformation to rural development. however, the impact of digital economy on rural governance needs to be discussed in depth. based on the above, this study uses entropy method to measure china's digital economy development index and rural governance development index during 2016-2020 based on the panel data of various provinces and cities in china from 2016 to 2020, and then empirically analyzes the driving effect of digital economy on rural governance. the research finds that the digital economy has a positive role in promoting rural governance in china. therefore, in the process of giving full play to the driving role of the digital economy in rural governance, we should pay attention to its promoting role and create a new pattern of rural digital governance. 2. research design 2.1. variable measurement and data source 2.1.1. independent variable: digital economy as a new economic form, digital economy has rich connotation, which cannot be measured by a single index. most of the existing measurement methods measure the development level of the digital economy by establishing a multi-dimensional digital index measurement system. therefore, this paper chooses to establish a multi-dimensional measurement system according to the experience and methods of the predecessors. driven by the digital economy, human production and life style has gradually changed into information processing, and the development of information technology has increasingly become the basis of the development of the digital economy. the rapid development of the internet has greatly increased the amount of information processing, improved the level of information processing, and changed people's living conditions to a certain extent. the internet has gradually become an important engine and carrier of the digital economy. with the support of information processing technology and internet platform, the digitalization of modern trade is increasingly strengthened. digital consumption and trade have become an important support of social economy, reshaping people's consumption behavior and exerting a subtle impact on people's lives. to sum up, through combing and summarizing the existing literature, this paper believes that the digital economy is a new economic form that relies on big data, takes digital information as the core, provides products and services through digital technology, enables producers and consumers to trade, and realizes the optimal allocation and regeneration of resources. 2.1.2. dependent variable: rural governance rural governance is one of the important contents of rural revitalization and an important aspect of national governance system and governance capacity building. in the report of the 19th national congress of the communist party of china, the general requirements of "flourishing industry, ecological livability, civilized rural style, effective governance and ecological prosperity" were put forward for the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy. among them, "effective governance", as a guarantee factor to promote rural revitalization, plays a pivotal role in many factors. 2.1.3. selection of evaluation indicators in building digital economy indicators, this paper draws on the measurement method of zhao lifang et al. (2021), and builds a digital economy evaluation index system including three first-class indicators of information development, digital transaction development and internet development, two second-class indicators of information foundation and information impact, and 14 third class indicators of mobile phone base station density. based on the index system, relying on the panel data of 30 provinces and cities in china from 2016 to 2020 except tibet, the digital economy development 6 index of each province and city is obtained by entropy method. among them, the basic data of the measurement indicators of the digital economy development index are all from the china statistical yearbook from 2017 to 2021. table 1. description of digital economy development indicators primary index secondary index measure index index attribute informatization development index basic information optical cable density + mobile phone base station density + proportion of informatization employees + informatization influence total telecom business + software business income + internet development indicators fixed internet foundation internet access port density + mobile internet foundation mobile phone penetration rate + fixed-end internet influence share of broadband users + mobile internet influence proportion of mobile internet users + digital transaction development index fundamentals of digital transactions enterprise website proportion + proportion of computers used in enterprises + e-commerce proportion + digital transaction impact electronic business sales + online retail sales + based on the general requirements of rural revitalization, this paper will combine the actual situation of china's villages, follow the principles of scientificity, systematization and operability, and learn from the measurement method of yan yuman et al. (2021), to build a rural governance capacity index system that includes four secondary indicators such as ecological governance, industrial governance, industrial governance, civilized governance and life governance, and 17 tertiary indicators such as per capita park green area. the ecological governance dimension selects four indicators: per capita park area, sanitary toilet penetration rate, solar water heater and fertilizer use intensity. the former two reflect the intensity of building beautiful villages in china, and the latter two reflect the efficiency of energy utilization in china. the industrial governance dimension selects four indicators: grain yield per unit area, comprehensive utilization rate of breeding waste, agricultural mechanization rate, and contribution rate of agricultural scientific and technological progress. the former two reflect the efficiency of agricultural production, and the latter two reflect the level of agricultural modernization in china's rural areas. the civilized governance dimension selects four indicators: the rate of high school education, the number of cases accepted per 10000, the number of village level cultural stations, and the consumption rate of education, culture and entertainment. the first reflects the comprehensive level of education and culture in various provinces and cities in china, and the latter three reflect the active level of rural culture in various provinces and cities. the life governance dimension selects five indicators: rural residents' engel coefficient, urban-rural residents' income ratio, per capita disposable income, rural tap water penetration rate, and life informatization degree. among them, the first three indicators reflect the income and consumption of rural residents in china, and the latter two indicators reflect the living standards of rural residents in china. similarly, the method adopted by the rural governance system is the same as that of the digital economy development index. its data source is china statistical yearbook and china rural statistical yearbook from 2017 to 2022. table 2. development indicators of rural governance primary index measure index index attribute ecological management per capita park green space area + sanitary toilet penetration rate + solar water heater + fertilizer application intensity industrial governance grain yield per unit area + comprehensive utilization rate of aquaculture waste + agricultural mechanization rate + contribution rate of agricultural scientific and technological progress + civilized governance ratio of high school education or above + number of cases accepted per 10,000 people number of village cultural stations + education, culture and entertainment consumption ratio + life governance engel's coefficient of rural residents income ratio of urban and rural residents rural tap water penetration rate + per capita disposable income + information degree of life + 2.2. model construction 2.2.1. model setting in order to test the impact of digital economy on rural revitalization, this paper builds the following model: ruralm,t = θ0 + θ1digem,t + θ2x + γm,t (1) where, rurali,t refers to the comprehensive index of rural governance in the mth province and the t-th year; digem,t refers to the digital economy composite index of the mth province and the t-th year, which is the core explanatory variable of this paper; x represents a series of control variables affecting rural governance (for example, infrastructure construction level, rural cultural development level, system construction level); θ0 represents the intercept term, θ1 denotes the regression coefficient of the explanatory variable, θ2 represents the regression coefficient of the control variable; γm,t denotes a random perturbation term. 7 2.2.2. determination of digital economy index and rural governance index objectively speaking, entropy method can deeply reflect the differentiation ability of indicators, determine better weights, make the weights more independent, have certain theoretical basis, and have more credibility than other index calculation methods. the specific steps are as follows: the first step is to determine the positive direction of negative indicators and preprocess the indicators. the formula is as follows: 𝑋𝑚 ′ = 𝑚𝑎𝑥𝑋𝑚−𝑋𝑛 𝑚𝑎𝑥𝑋𝑚−𝑋0 𝑋0 ≤ 𝑋𝑛 ≤ 𝑚𝑎𝑥𝑋𝑚 (2) in the forward processing of indicators, there is still a problem that each indicator unit is not unified. for the convenience of research, this paper further unifies each indicator into a dimensionless unit. the formula is as follows: 𝑋𝑚𝑛 ′ = 𝑋𝑚𝑛−𝑋𝑛̅̅ ̅̅ 𝑆𝑛 (3) in the above formula, xj̅indicates the average value of n indicators in the mth province, sn represents the standard deviation of the nth index. the second step is to use the entropy method to analyze the index system. (1) calculate the proportion 𝑃𝑚𝑛 of the nth index under the mth province. 𝑃𝑚𝑛 = 𝑋𝑚𝑛 ∑ 𝑋𝑚𝑛 𝑘 𝑚=1 (4) (2) calculate the entropy ej of the nth index. 𝑒𝑗 = −𝑎∑ 𝑝𝑚𝑛 ln 𝑝𝑚𝑛 𝑘 𝑚=1 (5) assuming that pmn=1/b，k= 1/lnb. (3) calculate the difference coefficient gi of the nth index. the larger the difference coefficient is, the betterit is, which means that the index plays a greater role in the research object and the more accurate the index representation. 𝑔𝑖 = 1 − 𝑒𝑗 (6) (4) empower indicators and define weights. 𝛼𝑛 = 𝑔𝑖 ∑ 𝑔𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 (7) (5) calculate the sample evaluation value through the weight. the evaluation value of index j under the ith province is: 𝐹𝑚𝑛 = ∑ 𝐹𝑚𝑛 𝑘 𝑗=1 (8) according to the above steps, the digital economy evaluation index and rural governance evaluation index for 2016-2020 can be calculated (see table 3). table 3. evaluation index province 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 dig gov dig gov dig gov dig gov dig gov beijing 0.4159 0.3494 0.4765 0.4004 0.5310 0.4431 0.5996 0.5116 0.635 0.6005 tianjin 0.1785 0.1901 0.1700 0.2138 0.2172 0.2187 0.2256 0.2446 0.2984 0.2815 hebei 0.0980 0.3135 0.1047 0.3337 0.1537 0.3255 0.1368 0.3371 0.1649 0.3445 shanxi 0.0694 0.1823 0.0746 0.1710 0.9214 0.180 0.9219 0.1923 0.1081 0.1693 inner mongolia 0.0724 0.2078 0.0750 0.2394 0.0758 0.2596 0.0839 0.2700 0.9560 0.2725 liaoning 0.1284 0.1855 0.1358 0.1937 0.1545 0.1997 0.1593 0.1936 0.1758 0.2115 jilin 0.0931 0.1998 0.0935 0.2107 0.0968 0.2258 0.0941 0.2364 0.1061 0.2434 heilongjiang 0.0813 0.2633 0.0836 0.2942 0.0934 0.2973 0.0932 0.3194 0.1115 0.3265 shanghai 0.2874 0.2384 0.3026 0.2469 0.3387 0.3078 0.3939 0.3040 0.4519 0.3287 jiangsu 0.2742 0.3700 0.3070 0.3856 0.3597 0.4432 0.3934 0.4284 0.4488 0.4369 zhejiang 0.2569 0.2924 0.2907 0.3004 0.3481 0.3178 0.3939 0.3179 0.4441 0.3200 anhui 0.1052 0.2875 0.1003 0.3008 0.1377 0.3028 0.1548 0.3191 0.1764 0.3258 fujian 0.1448 0.1768 0.1533 0.1842 0.1758 0.2034 0.1944 0.2097 0.2102 0.2030 jiangxi 0.0831 0.1926 0.0807 0.2041 0.0856 0.2010 0.0936 0.2235 0.1198 0.2300 shandong 0.2509 0.4310 0.2966 0.4518 0.3667 0.4610 0.3675 0.4749 0.4162 0.4848 henan 0.1244 0.3581 0.1303 0.3827 0.1538 0.3940 0.1695 0.4192 0.1923 0.4183 hubei 0.1373 0.2331 0.1473 0.2445 0.1711 0.2526 0.1825 0.2663 0.2051 0.2693 hunan 0.1046 0.2475 0.1117 0.2618 0.1332 0.2572 0.1390 0.2796 0.1741 0.2080 guangdong 0.3841 0.2077 0.4463 0.2153 0.4500 0.2595 0.6077 0.2511 0.6908 0.2576 guangxi 0.0749 0.1643 0.0990 0.1751 0.9416 0.1708 0.0989 0.1948 0.1335 0.1915 hainan 0.1205 0.1540 0.1159 0.1538 0.1248 0.1591 0.1223 0.1776 0.1329 0.1550 chongqing 0.1230 0.1559 0.1290 0.1705 0.1568 0.1775 0.1599 0.1877 0.1932 0.1950 sichuan 0.1270 0.2611 0.1460 0.2749 0.1789 0.2298 0.1902 0.2996 0.2328 0.2971 guizhou 0.0903 0.1414 0.0897 0.1528 0.1015 0.1515 0.1101 0.1688 0.1257 0.1741 yunnan 0.0824 0.1969 0.0765 0.2192 0.0917 0.2137 0.0991 0.2257 0.1239 0.2326 shaanxi 0.1128 0.1914 0.1149 0.2210 0.1394 0.2170 0.1402 0.2349 0.1703 0.2448 gansu 0.0637 0.1369 0.0527 0.1547 0.0579 0.1459 0.0618 0.1697 0.0728 0.1764 qinghai 0.0745 0.1080 0.0695 0.1130 0.0734 0.1164 0.0745 0.1343 0.0791 0.1294 ningxia 0.0832 0.1408 0.0843 0.1534 0.0855 0.1624 0.0856 0.1690 0.0883 0.1801 xinjiang 0.0592 0.1707 0.0687 0.1731 0.0740 0.1699 0.0749 0.1755 0.0818 0.1790 3. empirical analysis 3.1. descriptive statistical analysis through the data collection of selected variables from 2016 to 2020, and combined with 150 cases extracted from them as the benchmark, the corresponding descriptive statistical analysis table is obtained (see table 4). it can be seen from table 4 that in 2016-2020, the average value of the comprehensive rural governance index of all provinces and cities in china was 0.2499, and its standard deviation was 0.0920. this shows that the gap in the development level of rural governance in all parts of china has been reduced. compared with other provinces, the 8 development level and governance capacity of villages in the province and even provinces have been steadily improved, and the difference in regional development structure has been further broken. but from the digital economy index of the same period, it shows some specificity. the average value and standard deviation of the digital economy comprehensive index of various provinces and cities in china are 0.1782 and 0.1334, which indicates that there are obvious differences in the development level of digital economy among various provinces and cities in china, and limited by the economic level and geographical environment of various regions, the digital economy still shows temporal differences and spatial imbalance in development in the short term. table 4. descriptive statistical analysis average value sd number of cases digital economy 0.1782 0.1334 150 rural governance 0.2499 0.0920 150 3.2. correlation analysis to further explore the internal relationship between digital economy and rural governance, we used pearson correlation analysis to study the correlation between the two variables. according to the analysis results (see table 5), there is a relatively significant correlation between the two core variables. the pearson coefficient of digital economy and rural governance is 0.645, and the corresponding significance level is lower than 0.01. this means that the samples surveyed in all provinces and cities in china show a relatively obvious positive correlation between digital economy and rural governance index, which preliminarily verifies that with the development of digital economy and the maturity of economic structure, china's rural governance capacity and development level will also enter a high-quality development stage. this speculation also proves the theoretical hypothesis put forward in this paper again. table 5. correlation analysis digital economy correlation analysis rural governance pearson correlation 0.645 saliency (two tails) 0.00 3.3. regression analysis according to the obtained indicators of digital economy and rural governance, we use spss to carry out regression analysis and obtain the relevant regression equation model (see table 6). digital economy is set as a as the prediction variable, and rural governance is brought into the model as the dependent variable. the initial r value is 0.645, and the adjusted r² is 0.7115, and the variance test f is 105.205, which shows that the relationship between the digital economy and rural governance is obvious, the model has a good goodness of fit, and the regression model is more effective. it also shows that the development of indicators of the digital economy plays a fundamental role in the operation of some mechanisms of rural governance, and the transformation of rural governance structure is further promoted through positive external effects. at the same time, we conducted one-way anova on the above obtained model and made the following settings. (9) anova table (see table 7) is obtained by analyzing whether there is significant difference in the mean value of dependent variable (rural governance) when a single index of digital economy takes different levels. from the table, we can know that the sum of squares of regression is 0.5246, the mean square is 0.5250, the probability of f value (105.205) is about 0.01, the probability is relatively small, and the sum of squares of residuals is 0.7380, and the set mean square is 0.0049. therefore, we reject the original hypothesis. from the analysis, we can know that there is a relatively significant connection between the digital economy and the indicators of rural governance. table 6. regression equation model mod el r adjuste d r² error of standard estimati on r2 varianc e f sig . 0.645 0 0.7115 0.0706 0.415 105.20 5 0.0 0 a. predicted variables: (constant), digital economy b. dependent variable：rural governance table 7. anova table model sum of squares degrees of freedom mean square f sig. coefficie nt 0.5246 1 0.525 105.205 0.01 residual 0.7380 148 0.0049 total 1.2627 149 a. dependent variable: rural governance b. predictor: constant, digital economy see table 8 for the results of regression coefficient analysis. from table 8, we can get that the constant term coefficient of digital economy in the linear equation is 0.1706, the regression coefficient is 0.4447, the standard error is 0.0433, and the standard coefficient is 0.6445. the probability of p of t test is 0.01, less than 0.05. therefore, the regression coefficient has significant significance. in the analysis of multicollinearity, the vif (variance expansion factor) of its coefficient value is shown as 1, indicating that the collinearity diagnosis of the model itself is good, the model does not have multicollinearity, and the promotion mechanism of digital mechanism enabled rural governance has certain theoretical correctness. table 8. results of regression coefficient analysis. coefficient (a) model non-standardized coefficient standardize d coefficient t sig. b sd beta consta nt 0.170 6 0.0096 17.702 7 0.0 0 digital economy 0.444 7 0.043 3 0.6445 10.256 9 0.0 1 a. dependent variable: rural governance see table 9 for the results of residual statistical analysis. in the statistical analysis of residuals, spss research was conducted from 150 selected cases. the minimum value of the prediction value of the model was 0.1941, the average value was 0.2499, and the standard error was 0.0593. the 9 maximum value of the residual error is 0.1713, the average value is 0.0841, and the standard error is 0.0703. the standard error of the corrected standard prediction value is 1 and the error of the standard residual is 0.9966. it is further proved that the model is reasonable. table 9. results of residual statistical analysis residuals statistics(a) model min max average value sd sampl e numbe r estimate 0.1941 1 0.479 0 0.2499 0.0593 150 residual 0.2203 0.173 1 0.084 1 0.070 3 150 standard predicted value 0.9408 3.861 7 0.4144 1 150 standardize d residual 3.1197 2.451 6 0.1050 0.9966 150 a. dependent variable: rural governance 4. conclusions and suggestions the digital economy has played a significant positive role in promoting rural governance in china. digital economy brings fresh blood to rural governance and digital transformation to rural development. through empirical analysis, it is found that the development of indicators of digital economy plays a fundamental role in the operation of some mechanisms of rural governance, and is further promoting the transformation of rural governance structure through positive external effects. after the above data analysis and further research, it is not difficult to find that the correlation between the digital economy and the rural governance index has certain regional characteristics. because of the relatively broad development prospects and great potential in the west, the digital economy plays an important role in promoting the rural development in the west, while the eastern and central regions have entered a certain period of relaxation due to their relatively good foundation, but it is constantly deepening high-quality development. based on this, in order to better promote the further improvement of the digital economy architecture in rural areas and help rural industrial revitalization and economic reform, we hereby propose some policy suggestions: (1) deeply explore the promotion mechanism of digital mechanism enabling rural revitalization, optimize the toplevel design, improve the digital economy architecture, and promote the in-depth development of the digital economy system. we will further build the infrastructure of digital economy in the western region, improve the digital level of rural development from both agricultural production and farmers' lives, and meet the material and cultural needs of the people. on the other hand, we should further link the endogenous mechanism of emerging information technologies in the east and central regions, make use of emerging information technologies such as big data, cloud computing and the internet of things, increase the application scenarios of agricultural digitalization, catalyze the basic research and promotion of rural industries, promote the innovation and transformation of core technologies, further extend the industrial chain of digital countryside, open up the upstream, middle and downstream, promote the transformation and upgrading of agricultural production, and cultivate and expand high-efficiency, high-yield modern agriculture with high technology and high quality. the social positive external effects of the digital economy are fed back to rural development through industrialization and clustering, and the old rural development structure is transformed, so that the increasingly popular network and pan linked information nodes coordinate with traditional production factors, fully integrate with the real economy, and improve the quality and efficiency of rural revitalization. at the same time, we still need to seize policy opportunities, adhere to policy guidance such as the outline of digital village development strategy and the key points of digital village development in 2022, improve china's digital village construction policy system at the specific implementation level, and inject new impetus into sustainable, high-quality, wide-ranging and threedimensional rural revitalization. (2) improve the online education and promotion platform of digital technology, and build a relatively complete data think tank in the local area. with the continuous development of the digital economy, some regions in the central and western regions will increasingly face the problems of insufficient talent reserves, small product supply and low quality. therefore, it is very important to establish a relatively complete training and service platform. we can train more agricultural talents, agricultural product marketing talents and digital agricultural development talents through policy means or professional education, so as to reserve sufficient human capital for rural revitalization. information technology can also be used to establish a platform. for example, in some rural areas of fujian, a comprehensive digital operation platform with a certain scale has been established, constantly expanding the business scope and achieving effective product supply, further extending the customer group, and transmitting digital products and services to the vast countryside through a comprehensive network. on the one hand, a diversified digital platform can enable farmers to obtain more cultural and entertainment resources, it helps stimulate the creative vitality of rural culture, empower the progress of rural cultural industry, cultivate good rural customs and build "beautiful china". on the other hand, the establishment of think tanks on the basis of combining the field and using platforms such as big data has provided farmers with a channel to cultivate digital literacy, and is also expected to cultivate more modern digital farmers with culture, good management, new skills and a good life. 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[9] [online]. 21(3). pp. 876–880. available: http: // www.halcyon.com / pub / journals / 21ps03-vidmar frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 82 risk-based access control model for hospital information systems xue chen yunnan university of finance and economics, school of information, kunming 650001, china abstract: with the advancement of healthcare reform in various countries, hospital information systems (his) and electronic medical records are developing rapidly and providing a source of power for the development of the healthcare industry. due to the electronification of medical record information and excessive access rights of medical information systems, there is a risk of internal leakage of medical information. therefore, based on medical information system, this paper proposes a risk-based access control model, which gets the risk value of doctors by quantifying their access behavior and divides the access interval according to the risk value for access behavior control. according to the simulation experiments, it can be seen that the model proposed in this paper is more suitable for medical scenarios than the traditional access control model. keywords: access control; risk; hospital information system; access permissions. 1. introduction with the acceleration of informa ionization in society, whether or not a hospital has a fully functional his has become an important indicator of its comprehensive strength. a complete his includes systems for outpatient management, inpatient information, drugs, electronic medical records, and medical insurance reimbursement. the coordination and cooperation among the systems improves the operation among hospitals, improves the patient's access environment, and at the same time provides data-based support for hospital management and clinical medicine. currently, his mainly adopts a role-based access control model, using user-role and role-permission approaches for authorization management. the his with this access control model is prone to the problem of over-authorization by doctors. doctors in the same department have the same access rights, and cannot be controlled at a fine-grained level according to their own access behavior. therefore, this paper adds a risk quantification module on the basis of his to quantify the risk value caused by the doctor's access operation behavior, determine the user's access rights according to the doctor's risk value, and realize the fine-grained access of the doctor. the rest of this paper is organized as follows. part 2 introduces the current status of access control research at home and abroad, and analyzes the research progress and shortcomings of access control models. part 3 introduces the risk quantification module in detail. part 4 introduces the access control module. part 5 conducts simulation experiments and summarizes this paper. 2. related work with the development of medical information technology, more and more hospitals are using hospital information systems to carry out medical services. currently, the issue of privacy breach of personal data has become the core concern of big data in health care. soceanu et al proposed a new privacy protection approach for healthcare big data to address clinical data privacy and security issues by using an advanced encryption scheme, arcana, and an attribute-based access control authorization framework for partial visibility of authorized portions to achieve layered privacy protection of ehealth data. hossain et al studied electronic healthcare data sharing to provide a secure model for cloud data, which can exchange information between healthcare providers and healthcare professionals, retrieve a patient's complete previous medical history without violating privacy, and reduce the probability of involuntary disclosure of personal information affecting the patient's life. to accommodate the dynamic nature and real-time authorization in big data scenarios, researchers have introduced risk into access control, enabling access control adaptivity. wang et al assembled healthcare practical considerations to propose a practical access control approach to protect patient privacy in health information systems, allowing this model allows i.e., physicians to make access decisions while still being able to detect and control excessive access to patient medical data by quantifying the risks associated with physician data access activities. rajanikanth aluvalu et al proposed a dynamic attribute-based risk-aware model that combines the risk calculation and the attributes used for access control will be combined with a common access control model, which is highly dynamic. zakaria et al roposed an iot security risk management model for security practices in healthcare environments, which includes healthcare iot risk management, hospital accountability metrics, and implementation phases, for the risk of iot compromise in healthcare environments. in response to the problem of internal leakage of medical big data as well as his, scholars believe that access control techniques are quite effective in solving this problem, so many scholars have expanded their research on various access control models, from the traditional access control model to the risk-based access control model that is still widely used today and the newly emerging risk-based access control and trust-based access control models. there is an increase in scholarly research on access control models, but there is less research on risk-based access control in his. with the development of healthcare system, risk-based access control strategy is suitable for healthcare industry with complex data to protect the privacy and security of medical data and reduce the possibility of information leakage. 83 3. risk quantification in this paper, we quantify the risk value of physician access based on the access behavior of physicians. in this paper, the risk value quantification is divided into access operation behavior, access time and access frequency for risk value quantification. (1) access operation behavior there are six main operation behaviors for physicians to access cases: view, copy, download, add, modify, and delete. different operation behaviors have different risks. the risk of only viewing is smaller than the risk of copying and downloading, and the risk of copying and downloading is smaller than the risk of adding, modifying and deleting. the risk level of viewing is set to a, the risk level of copying and downloading is set to b, and the risk level of adding, modifying and deleting is set to c. the doctor's access operation behavior over a period of time is formulated as follows r r ( ) ( )v c d a de v c d a de a num b num num c num num num ap num num num num num num  +  + +  + + = + + + + + (1) among them, the risk levels a, b and c are set according to the actual situation, the sum of the three levels is 1, and a < b < c. numv, numc, numd, numa, numr and numde denote the total number of six access operation behaviors, respectively. (2) access time in the case of consultation visits, physicians usually visit cases in the case pool during on-call hours to treat the target patients. the doctor's visit time is divided into on-call and offcall hours. usually, physicians conduct consultation visits during on-call hours. the formula for doctor's visit time during a period of time is as follows： ad nd ad num at num num = + (2) where numnd and numad denote the total number of on-duty and off-duty time visits, respectively. as the number of visits during off-duty hours increases, the higher the physician's risk value under the visit time attribute (3) access frequency when user u requests an electronic medical record in the his system, this paper decides based on the frequency of user u's access within the his for a period of time and the user's access failure rate in the service domain. the mathematical expression for the frequency of user accesses over time within the his is: ( ) t j all num fn t num = (1) where 〖num〗_t denotes the number of accesses to his by user u in time period t, and 〖num〗_all denotes the total number of accesses to his by user u. 〖fn〗_j (t)denotes the access frequency of user u in his in a period of time. based on the quantification of the three risk indicators above, and depending on the weight of each risk indicator, the risk value due to physician visit behavior is therefore. ( ) 1 2 3 * * j risk ap at fn t  = + + (2) where, risk is the risk value due to physician visit behavior, 1 2 3 1  + + = and 1 2 3     . 4. access control model the risk value of each doctor within each department can be calculated through the risk quantification module in chapter 3. by using the k-means algorithm for the risk value of doctors within each department, the doctors are divided into two categories and the risk value of doctors is divided into two types of risk intervals based on the clustering of doctors in the two categories, as follows. (1) set two initial clustering centers according to the number of doctors classified. (2) calculate the distance from each other point to the two clustering centers according to equation 5, and choose the nearest one of the clustering centers as the labeled category for the unknown points. (3) recalculate the new centroids of each cluster after the labeled cluster centers. (4) if the calculated new centroids are the same as the original centroids, the process ends, otherwise the second step is repeated. ( ) ( ) 2 2 1 1n n d x x y y= − + − (3) risk intervals are obtained based on the clustering results, and access is granted or denied according to the different risk intervals. 𝐴𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠𝑅𝑖𝑔ℎ𝑡 = { 𝐺𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑡, risk interval 1 𝐷𝑒𝑛𝑦, risk interval 2 (6) 5. simulation experiments and summary table 1. performance metrics with different ratios of over-access doctors proportion of over-visiting physicians x accuracy rate recall rate f1 score this model huizhen’s model this model huizhen’s model this model huizhen’s model 5% 15 0.71 0.65 0.27 0.22 0.50 0.46 30 0.75 0.71 0.51 0.49 0.67 0.63 35 0.82 0.74 0.8 0.77 0.81 0.79 60 0.65 0.63 1.00 1.00 0.83 0.83 75 0.53 0.53 1.00 1.00 0.77 0.77 10% 15 0.81 0.71 0.15 0.13 0.48 0.41 30 0.84 0.79 0.34 0.24 0.59 0.51 35 0.87 0.80 0.47 0.39 0.64 0.60 60 0.90 0.81 0.87 0.61 0.79 0.84 75 1.00 0.87 0.91 0.82 0.94 0.91 15% 15 0.91 0.89 0.15 0.11 0.55 0.51 30 0.94 0.84 0.38 0.24 0.60 0.60 35 0.96 0.89 0.49 0.39 0.61 0.60 60 1.00 0.90 0.60 0.51 0.80 0.71 75 1.00 0.93 0.77 0.66 0.89 0.80 in this paper, we will conduct a comparison experiment with the model proposed by huizhen [10], in which 50 84 physicians' historical visit information are selected for the comparison test, and the experiment tests the superiority of the model method by three indicators: accuracy rate, recall rate and f1 score. where, the accuracy rate indicates the proportion of over-visiting physicians among the top x physicians with the highest risk; the recall rate indicates the proportion of curious physicians among the top x physicians with the highest risk to all curious physicians; and f1 indicates the geometric mean of the accuracy rate and recall rate. the experiment sets different proportions of overvisiting doctors for 50 doctors and sets the number of visit requests to 10, and calculates the accuracy rate, recall rate and f1 score to verify the effectiveness of the model proposed in this paper. as can be seen from table 1, the performance of the experiment improves as the proportion of over-visiting physicians increases. as can be seen from the table, the values of the three metrics proposed in this paper basically show an increasing trend, which indicates that the performance of the model proposed in this paper gradually improves as the proportion of over-visiting physicians to all physicians rises. at the same time, the performance indexes of the model proposed in this paper have some improvement over the huizhen model under different proportions of over-visiting doctors. references [1] akhuseyinoglu n b, joshi j. a risk-aware access control framework for cyber-physical systems; proceedings of the 2017 ieee 3rd international conference on collaboration and internet computing (cic), f 15-17 oct. 2017, 2017 [c]. 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[10] hui z, li h, zhang m, et al. risk-adaptive access control model for big data in healthcare [j]. j comm, 2015, 36(12): 190-9. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 95 preparation and characterization of conductive hydrogel electrode films of nano platinum/multi‐ walled carbon nanotubes/polyvinyl alcohol shumin liu 1, a, *, jia chen 2, b and jinpeng sun 1, c 1 school of materials science and engineering, north china institute of aerospace engineering, langfang, china 2 school of foreign languages, north china institute of aerospace engineering, langfang, china a, * liushumin100@163.com, b 956124126@qq.com, c 452320753@qq.com * corresponding author: shumin liu (email: liushumin100@163.com) abstract: nano platinum were prepared on multi-walled carbon nanotubes/polyvinyl alcohol conducting hydrogel electrode film by electrostatic adsorption principle and mild in-situ reduction. the microstructure, conductivity, electrochemical performance and electrocatalytic activity of ptnps/mwcnts/pva conducting hydrogel electrode film were studied. and the selective catalytic ability of the electrode film to glucose in oxygen-rich pbs solution, and the relationship between the selective catalytic ability and the preparation technology of the electrode film was analyzed. keywords: nano platinum; multi-walled carbon nanotubes; polyvinyl alcohol; fuel cell. 1. introduction the conducting hydrogel has the softness similar to biological tissue, and the mechanical modulus is similar to that of biological tissue. when it comes into contact with blood, body fluid and human tissue, it shows good biocompatibility. it is similar to the extracellular matrix in nature. after water absorption, it can reduce friction and mechanical effects on surrounding tissues, significantly improve the interaction between electrode materials and human tissues, and also has an ideal interface that can respond to tissues through bioelectricity. due to its high-water content, low surface tension, low impedance and electrical activity, it can transfer charge with cells and tissues through the electromagnetic action site of biological tissues, forming the "electroactive biocompatible interface" between biological materials and cells or tissues. this ideal interface, which responds to the electric field between materials and tissues, can better avoid the adhesion and desorption of proteins and cells, promote the transmission of bioelectrical signals between implant materials and biological tissues, and avoid the formation of tissue cysts and scar tissue [1-5]. nano platinum were prepared on multi-walled carbon nanotubes/polyvinyl alcohol conducting hydrogel electrode film by electrostatic adsorption principle and mild in-situ reduction. the microstructure, conductivity, electrochemical performance and electrocatalytic activity of ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva conducting hydrogel electrode film were studied. and the selective catalytic ability of the electrode film to glucose in oxygen-rich pbs solution, and the relationship between the selective catalytic ability and the preparation technology of the electrode film was analyzed. 2. experimental materials and instruments 2.1. experimental materials multi-walled mwcnts (mwcnts), shenzhen nanoport co., ltd.;cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide (ctab), sinopharm chemical reagent co., ltd.; polyvinyl alcohol (pva) 17-99, beijing xisi chemical materials co., ltd.; ethanol, sinopharm chemical reagent co., ltd.; acetone, sinopharm chemical reagent co., ltd. hydrogen peroxide, sinophosphate chemical reagent co., ltd.chloroplatinic acid, sinopharm chemical reagent co., ltd.; potassium ferricyanide, sinophosphate chemical reagent co., ltd.; sodium chloride, sinopharm chemical reagent co., ltd.; phosphate, sinopharm chemical reagent co., ltd. 2.2. experimental equipment glassyglassy carbon electrode, glassy carbon diameter 4mm, tianjin aida hengsheng; saturated calomel electrode, type 232, shanghai rez; platinum electrode, 10mm× 10mm× 0.1mm, beijing cuiplatin;dc electrophoresis instrument, dyy-6c, beijing liuyi instrument factory; electrochemical workstation, chi618d, chenhua, shanghai; centrifuge, hc3018 anhui zhongke zhongjia instrument; electronic balance, bs210s, sartorius; water bath ultrasound, kq200m, keqiao ultrasonic equipment; pressure sterilization pot, lx-l, hefei huatai medical equipment; constant temperature heating magnetic agitator, cl-4, yuhua instrument co., ltd. low temperature refrigerator, bcd285wnmvs, suzhou samsung electronics; freeze-drying machine, lgj-10, matsuyuan huaxing technology; constant temperature hot table optical microscope, tk-c1031ec jvc, kenwood co., ltd.; scanning electron microscope, apollo 300, camscan uk; four probe tester, rts-9, guangzhou probe technology 3. electrode film preparation and testing 3.1. the preparation of electrode film (1) washing of mwcnts: an appropriate amount of mwcnts was ultrasounded in 30% h2o2 for 30min and reflow for 2h at 80℃. the resulting suspension was filtered with a 0.2 micron polyvinyl fluoride membrane, and then washed with deionized water until 96 neutral and dried. (2)configuration of electrophoretic sedimentation fluid: appropriate amount of ctab (2mg/ml) and mwcnt (2mg/ml) were placed in deionized water and ultrasonic bath for 2h. then according to different pva mass ratio (0%, 0.05%, 0.1%; 0.2%; 0.3%; 0.4%; 0.5%; 1%; 2%) were prepared with ctab-mwcnts-pva suspension and heated in stirred water bath for 1h. (3) electrode pretreatment: the electrodes were put into acetone, ethanol and deionized water respectively according to the second storage, and washed in ultrasonic shock cleaner for 10 minutes to remove the surface oil; the dilute sulfuric acid solution was prepared, and the electrode was put into the dilute sulfuric acid, and then placed in the ultrasonic shock cleaner for 3 minutes to remove the surface oxidation layer. remove the electrode, wash it with anhydrous ethanol, and dry it with nitrogen. (4) electrophoretic deposition and freeze-thaw process: the above ctab-mwcnts-pva suspensions were added as electrophoretic deposition droplets in the deposition tank, and then the platinum electrode and the glass carbon electrode were immersed in the electrophoretic solution (the immersed area was 1cm2). then the negative output end of the electrophoresis apparatus was connected to the glass carbon electrode and the positive end was connected to the copper electrode (the distance between the electrodes was 1cm). adjust the parameters of the electrophoresis apparatus (the voltage is 30v, the deposition time is 2min). the electrophoretic deposition process is shown in figure 3-1. after the deposition is completed, the electrophoresis instrument power is turned off. remove the glassy carbon electrode from the solution. when the film was stable and did not flow, it was frozen in the refrigerator at -26℃ for 10h, and then thawed at room temperature for 4h. after 4 cycles of freezing/thawing, mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel electrode films were finally formed. the prepared electrode films were placed in neutral phosphate buffer solution for reserve. (5) preparation of ptnps conductive gel: mwcnts/pva films were prepared on glassy carbon electrodes using the electrophoretic deposition method described above. the composite electrodes were immersed in 18ml chloroplatinic acid (cpa) solution (0.5ml, 10mmol/l chloroplatinic acid) for 3 hours, and then reduced in situ with ascorbic acid (1ml, 0.1mol/l) for 24h. 3.2. testing (1) electrocatalytic test of ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva conducting hydrogel electrode films: pbs-glucose solution was prepared: 5.0 mmol/l glucose and 0.1 mol/l pbs solution (ph=7.5), and ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva conductive hydrogel electrode film was tested by cyclic voltammetry at a speed of 100mv/s in a three-electrode system. at the same time, the influence of glucose concentration (2-40 mmol/l) on the cyclic voltammetry curve of electrode film was also studied. the effect of 0.1 mol/l nacl on the cyclic voltammetry curves of ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva conducting hydrogel electrode films was tested. all the above solutions were deoxygenated by nitrogen. (2) selective catalytic test of ptnps/mwcnts/pva conducting hydrogel electrode films pbs-glucose mixed solution was configured: 5.0 mmol l−1 glucose and 0.1 mol l−1pbs mixed solution (ph=7.5), the flow rate of oxygen and nitrogen gas mixture was 0.5 lmin1, and the concentration of oxygen in the solution was 7% oxygen saturation. the open circuit voltage of ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva hydrogel electrode film was tested in a threeelectrode system. (3) stability of ptnps/mwcnts/pva conducting hydrogel electrode films configuration of pbs-glucose solution: the cyclic voltammetry of ptnps/mwcnts/pva hydrogel electrode films was tested in a three-electrode system with a mixture of 5.0 mmoll−1 glucose and 0.1 moll−1pbs (ph=7.5) for 500 cycles at a scanning speed of 100 mv s−1. 3.3. results and discussion -1.0 -0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0 -0.4 -0.2 0.0 0.2 0.4 c ur re n t( m a ) potential (v)vs. sce a b c peak1 peak2 peak3peak4 figure 1. electrocatalytic activity of different electrode membranes on glucose (a) ptnps/mwcnts/pva (b) mwcnts/pva (c) ptnps (dashed line is blank pbs solution, solid line is pbs solution mixed with 5mm glucose, arrow indicates scanning direction) figure 1 shows the electrocatalytic activity of three different electrode membranes for glucose in pbs solution. as shown in figure 1 (a), during the scanning process from negative potential to positive potential, ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva conducting hydrogel electrode film showed three obvious oxidation peaks on glucose, indicating that the electrode film had obvious catalytic ability on glucose. as shown in figure 1(b), mwcnts/pva electrode films have no catalytic activity on glucose, which is consistent with the conclusions in the literature and chapter 3, mwcnts catalyze glucose only when ph is about 9. as shown in figure 1 (c), ptnps electrode film has a weak electrocatalytic activity on glucose. however, due to the small electroactive area of ptnps on the glassy carbon electrode, the oxidation current presented is very weak. according to literature, the three oxidation peaks of platinum to glucose are mainly three: hydrogen adsorption and desorption in the negative potential region; the formation of glucose intermediates in the region of the double layer; oxidation and reduction of pto in positive potential region. the catalytic effect of ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva hydrogel electrode film on glucose also follows the above rules. in the low potential region (peak1), the so-called "hydrogen region" (−0.4v to 0v), the oxidation peak is caused by the adsorption of hydrogen atoms on the surface of the electrode and the release of electrons from the heterohead carbon atoms in the glucose molecule. in the double layer region (0v-0.3v), the oxidation peak of peak2 is formed due to the catalytic effect of pt (oh)ad on the glucose adsorbed on the electrode surface. in the so-called "oxidation zone" (&gt; 0.3v), the oxidation peak peak3 is derived from the formation of pto film, and a large amount of glucose is directly catalyzed on the electrode surface. during the process of scanning potential from 0.1v to -0.5v, 97 peak 4 is formed due to partial desorption of oxygenated ptnps [6-8]. figure 2. open-circuit voltages of different electrode films in oxygen-rich pbs and glucose mixtures figure 2 shows the open circuit voltage of the ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva electrode film in neutral pbs solution for a continuous test of 5000s. as a comparison, the open circuit voltage of the mwcnts/pva modified platinum electrode and the glassy carbon electrode are also listed in the figure. the open circuit voltage of the mwcnts/pva modified glassy carbon electrode is about 0.09v, and the open circuit voltage remains unchanged during the experiment. the open circuit voltage of mwcnts/ pva-modified platinum plate finally stabilized at about 0.2v. during the experiment, the open circuit voltage gradually increased from 0.1v to 0.2v, because the platinum electrode gradually affected the open circuit voltage of the electrode film during the permeation of the solution in the electrode film. the open circuit voltage of ptnps/mwcnts/pva electrode film is about 0.35v, and keeps the trend of flat. this is unusual, ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva electrode film has obvious electrocatalytic activity on glucose, but glucose has no obvious effect on the open-circuit voltage of the electrode film. in order to solve this problem, a series of ptnps/mwcnts/pva conductive hydrogel electrode films were prepared by using different electrophoretic deposition voltages, and the relationship between surface roughness and open-circuit voltage was tested. as shown in figure 3 (a), when the electrode potential was 0.5v, the current time curve of ptnps/mwcnts/pva conducting hydrogel electrode film against glucose assessed the stability of the electrode film. curve a1 was tested without nacl in the solution, while 0.1mol/l of nacl was added into the test system of curve a2. we found that sodium chloride caused a delay in the electrode film reaching steady state and the steady-state current value was lower than that without sodium chloride. as shown in figure 3 (b), after 500 cycles of cyclic voltammetry test, the peak oxidation current of glucose (0.5v) maintained about 80% of the initial peak current (curve b1), while chloride ion accelerated the decay rate of the peak oxidation current of the electrode film (curve b2). 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 with nacl without naclc ur re nt (μ a ) time/s a1 a2 (a) figure 3. stability of ptnps/mwcnts/pva electrode film (a) current time curve of ptnps/mwcnts/pva conducting hydrogel electrode film (b) the relationship between the peak current of ptnps/mwcnts/pva conducting hydrogel electrode film and the number of scanning cycles 4. conclusion the electroactive area of ptnps/mwcnts/pva hydrogel electrode film is 7 times that of mwcnts/pva hydrogel electrode film. the electron transport rate on the surface of ptnps/mwcnts/pva hydrogel electrode film was slightly lower than that on the surface of mwcnts/pva hydrogel electrode film. it was also found that the ptnps/ mwcnts/ pva electrode film had the effect of ion enrichment, which could reduce the resistance of solution to a certain extent. ptnps/mwcnts/pva electrode films had significant electrocatalytic activity on glucose solution in neutral simulated body fluids; 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"electrochemical nonenzymatic glucose sensors: a perspective and an evaluation." international journal of electrochemical science 5.9(2010): 1246-1301. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 129 design and implementation of automatic packing machine system based on plc dan luo shenyang institute of technology, fushun, liaoning 113122, china abstract: in the commodity industry, the commodity packaging machinery products are rich in variety, the shape, nature, packaging requirements of the commodity are very different, and the output is large. in view of the urgent needs of domestic commodity enterprises for all kinds of automatic packaging machines, we design a commodity packaging machine control system to solve the problem. the software system of an automatic packing machine based on plc is designed in order to improve the automation of the equipment and improve its production efficiency. plc software control system has greatly improved the production capacity of the equipment, and can ensure the stability of the equipment. in terms of human-computer interaction, it adopts a more intuitive touch screen technology, which makes human-computer interaction more convenient and intuitive, so that workers can better understand the operation of the equipment. the equipment designed by this software system has good stability, convenient and intuitive operating platform, which improves the working performance and efficiency of the packaging machine. keywords: enter key words or phrases in alphabetical order; separated by commas. 1. system scheme design automatic packaging machine technology is a interdisciplinary comprehensive technology involving many fields, in recent years, the development of automatic packaging machine is increasing rapidly, electronic technology, computer technology, sensor technology and some of the latest technology in the automatic packaging machine has been applied. the use of fully automatic packaging machine technology is an important part of our industrial development. the upper computer is the main operating interface of the control system and has the function of data query. we choose siemens industrial computer as the upper computer and install programming software on it as the development system of the upper computer. the function of the industrial computer is almost the same as that of the ordinary home computer, but it is a computer type specially designed for industrial production. although the configuration is often relatively low, the stability of each system is far greater than that of the home computer, which can adapt to the harsh environment such as strong noise and dust in industrial production [1]. this design uses siemens s7-1200 series plc, s7-1200 hardware composition has a high degree of flexibility, users can determine the structure of plc according to their own needs, the system is very convenient to expand. this design uses automatic control of the conveyor belt, push rod, sucker, packing machine, baler start and stop, qualified testing of finished bottles, packaging, packaging, so as to achieve the function of automatic packaging machine. in order to ensure that the automatic packing machine control system can work in all possible environments, the system should have the ability to work normally in all kinds of external environments. in order to achieve the desired function, the system is mainly divided into 5 modules, which are respectively pushbottle module, upper cover module, packing detection module, push-bottle mechanism and finished product counting module. push-bottle module mainly has inductance sensor to detect whether the length and width of the bottle is qualified; the packing module is measured by the photoelectric sensor. when the bottle reaches the specified position, the photoelectric sensor sends a signal to the plc, and the plc controls the belt to stop, and the machine starts packing; the push-bottle module is measured by the photoelectric sensor. when the bottle reaches the specified position, the photoelectric sensor sends a signal to the plc, and the plc controls the belt to stop and the machine starts packing; the quality detection module is mainly measured by the inductance sensor. if unqualified, the sensor sends a signal to the plc, and then the plc controls to send the unqualified bottle to the waste recycling area. bottling counting, the upper cover module by the photoelectric sensor to count, and detect the object level, when the bottle reaches the designated position of the push rod, plc control belt to stop and start the push rod, when the specified count number, stop the outward push rod, a period of time after the motor starts the belt operation. control system motor schematic diagram, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. automatic packing machine system main circuit diagram 2. hardware selection of automatic packaging machine system this system uses siemens plc s7-1200 as controller s71200 is mainly composed of cpu module (cpu for short), 130 signal board, signal template, communication template and programming software. the cpu module is 1214c dc/dc/dc.s7-1200 hardware composition has a high degree of flexibility, the user can determine the plc structure according to their own needs, the system is very convenient to expand. plc controller by relay control technology, computer technology and other development, now has been used in a very wide range of applications in various fields. its core component is the microprocessor, through the editing program to achieve the control of the machine, counting and other functions, but also can change the input/output mode to control the mechanical manufacturing process of each link. in plc each i/o interface is relatively independent, there are corresponding anti-interference shielding measures between each module, the parts used by plc are through strict screening, and has a good self-diagnosis ability, once the operation of abnormal, the cpu will immediately take relevant control measures to prevent the further expansion of the fault; the multi-cpu structure is also used in some high demand occasions, so that the stability of the device is more reliable. automatic packaging machine control system is realized by controlling plc and processing the peripheral circuit, the external circuit will be the system of signal transmission to the plc control system, and then through the processing of output control requirements. plc control wiring schematic diagram, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. automatic packing machine system schematic 3. automatic packing machine system control program design this system uses the new generation of siemens modular small plc s7-1200 as the controller. the cpu module is 1214c dc/dc/dc. after the preparation of the ladder diagram is completed, simulation is carried out to check the running status of the ladder diagram, check whether the program operation meets the design requirements of the automatic packaging system, whether there are obvious errors during the program operation, and whether the control process meets the requirements. the main program mainly completes the initialization task of the system, here is mainly for plc i/o port, serial port, interrupt allowed initialization, and then according to the control command, call the corresponding function module, complete certain tasks. i0.1 and i0.1 are the start switch and stop switch of the automatic packaging machine system respectively, and their corresponding running indicators of the automatic packaging machine system are respectively, generating power and selflocking. automatic packaging machine equipment and protection system starting program, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. system startup program segment after the start button i0.0 is pressed, and the "automatic mode" i0.3 is pressed, the manual mode will be closed, the automatic indicator will light up, and the system will enter the automatic mode; when the button "manual mode" i0.2 is pressed, the automatic mode will be closed, the manual indicator will be on, and the system will enter the manual mode. automatic packaging machine system call automatic and manual subroutine ladder diagram, as shown in figure 4. figure 4. system manual and automatic mode program segment press the automatic mode, the automatic indicator lights up, the conveyor belt 1 starts, the finished bottles are sent forward, the quality inspection is carried out after reaching the sorting area, the qualified bottles will continue to move forward, the unqualified bottles will start the push rod to push the bottles to the waste recycling area, the qualified bottles will move to the sorting platform, when the number reaches 12 bottles, the suction cup handling machine will start, first drop to the lower limit, the suction cup will suck. hold the bottle and move it to the packing box. lower the bottle and place it in the packing box. release the suction cup conveyor and move it to the left to return to the origin. the packing machine starts for 5s to complete the packaging, conveyor belt 2 starts, moves the bottle to the baler, the baler starts for 5s, finishes packing the packing box and then starts conveyor belt 2 again to send the packaged products to the finished product area. automatic packaging machine inspection program segment is shown in figure 5. figure 5. automatic packaging machine inspection program segment 4. summary the design and implementation of automatic packing machine control system is based on the design of siemens s71200. the program is controlled by plc chip to realize the start and stop of peripheral equipment. automatic packing machine control system based on plc is a system that can 131 control automatic packing machine by direct operation of configuration interface. the design, complete the automatic packaging machine control system design system composition, the most basic part of the controller, the regulator, the controlled object and so on, and in the practical control engineering application, a good combination of theory and practice.in general, the following steps are required: cognition of the controlled object, design of control scheme, selection of control law, selection of process instrument, selection of process module, design of system flow chart and configuration diagram, design of configuration screen, design of data dictionary, etc., until the final program, hardware, configuration of these functions are successfully connected and run, and meet the control requirements. references [1] peng chuansheng. computer simulation of container terminal planning and design [j]. traffic and transportation engineering, 2017, (6) : 66-70. 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[5] xu zhen, zhou xiaojun, wang liming. research progress of key technologies of plc attack and defense [j]. journal of information security,2019,4(03):48-69. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 6 research on wildlife trade based on sarima and multiple regression zhihong liao a, jinyuan song b and jingyu yang c sichuan university, chengdu 610207, china. a1732407275@qq.com, b1097537934@qq.com, c1733942830@qq.com abstract: at the start, this paper firstly converges the data set given in the topic to count out the data from 1990-2021. after that, uses the count function of matlab on the pd library to statistically analyze the family data, so as to get the greatest number of wild animal groups and species transactions, and concludes that: among the species varieties, the category of cercopithecidae has the most number, followed by felidae, cebidae. among the specific genera of animals, macaca had the highest number, followed by papio and potos. next, this paper analyzes the statistical options so as to obtain the most important trade purposes, and concludes that: the analysis of the global wildlife trade records from 2003 to 2021 shows that the purposes of wildlife trade are the most used for wildlife trade, zoo use, and circus performances. after that, this paper uses the number of trade imports and exports over the years as the basic data to measure the state of the trade market, and later analyzes it by constructing the growth rate of trade transactions as an indicator to assess the state of the wildlife trade market. the concludes that: with the change of time, the economy was relatively stable in the pre-wild trade market, and there was a market turmoil in 2012, and then it stabilized. market turbulence was observed in both 2018-2022, with a depressed status quo in the wild trade market. then, this paper will use multiple regression analysis to analyze the number of import and export transactions of wildlife trade each year and the degree of epidemic, so that the correlation between the two can be judged by the regression coefficient, and the conclusion is: the severity of the epidemic will indeed have a certain impact on the wild trade market, and this relationship shows a typical negative correlation, that is, the higher the severity of the epidemic, the lower the import and export the lower the severity of the epidemic, the higher the import and export trade in the wild trade market. last, the annual wildlife trade import and export quantities are used as the basic data, and the total global gdp is collected as an indicator of the global economy, so that a multiple regression model is constructed to analyze the relationship between the global wildlife trade import and export quantities and the total global gdp, and concludes that: based on this analysis, this paper concludes that the global wildlife trade ban needs to be adhered to at least for a long period of time, and that the wildlife trade does affect the global economic situation. keywords: s-arima; multiple regression; wildlife trade; matlab. 1. background in the long history of human development, there are traces of wild animals, which are closely related to the survival of human beings. in primitive society, wild animals were important sources of food and materials for human beings. this stage was called dependent utilization [1]. gradually, humans learned to domesticate wild animals into poultry and domestic animals. this stage is called transformational utilization. in the modern society, people can hunt wild animals on a large scale and the demand for wild animals is very strong, so there has been a large-scale commercial trade in wild animals. in this stage, many species, such as the dodo and the north american traveling pigeon, were hunted to extinction due to large-scale commercial trade demand. people gradually realize that the uncontrolled and predatory use of wild animals is unsustainable, and relevant laws and regulations are needed to regulate the trade of wild animals. so we began to make a transition to the stage of coordinated utilization of wild animals. however, at this stage, a new study found that illegal wildlife trade is having a far-reaching negative impact on biodiversity. researchers report that many species, including those living in the reserve, are threatened by hunting and trapping to meet trade needs [2]. "this study adds to the evidence that wildlife trade is a major threat." said scott robertson, an environmentalist with the wildlife conservation society. analysts estimate that the annual income of illegal wildlife trade is between us $5 billion and us $20 billion, involving tens of millions of individuals who capture or kill thousands of species of animals, while about 150 million families rely on eating or selling wild animals for a living. david edwards, a conservation biologist at the university of sheffield in the united kingdom, said that for decades, many environmentalists believed that wildlife trafficking was making certain species extinct, but some believed that "trade is usually sustainable". in order to achieve coordinated utilization, we have introduced some laws and regulations. first, the international wildlife trade management method – the convention on international trade in endangered wildlife, also known as the washington convention, cites convention. the core spirit of the convention is to manage the international trade of wild animal and plant species by means of species classification and licensing, so as to achieve the purpose of protecting wild animals. 2. assumptions 2.1. assumptions 1. it is assumed that in this paper, after data pre-processing, there is no anomalous data to interfere with the problem. 2. assume that in this paper, all the data are smooth, so the global wildlife trade import and export quantities at any moment can be obtained. 7 3. assume that in this paper, the influence of other factors on the global wildlife trade is not considered. 4. assume that in this paper, the impact size of the epidemic level can be expressed by the basic regeneration number r0. 5. it is assumed that in this paper, the time of onset of the epidemic is calculated from the very beginning of the onset. 2.2. notations table 1. symbol definition table symbol meaning  which is the standard deviation. x the standard data  the mean of the dataset 𝑦𝑡 observations at period 𝑡 𝛿 constant term for time series forecasting 𝜇𝑡 random error 𝑦𝑡−1 ⋯ 𝑦𝑡−𝑝 lagged time series 𝜃1 ⋯ 𝜃𝑝 coefficients of the regression model 3. question analysis 3.1. model establishment and solution of problem 1 for question one, the question asks for an analysis of the data set provided to find the most traded species and groups of wild animals. for this problem, this paper firstly combines the data set given in the title and calculates the data from 1990 to 2021. after that, this paper screens the data set, selects the living wild animals at the present stage as the sample data, and uses matlab to carry out statistical analysis on the count function in pd library to obtain the maximum number of wild animal groups and species traded. finally, this paper makes a theoretical analysis and verification of the trading animal groups and the maximum number of species trading, so as to prove that the conclusions obtained in this paper are consistent with the reality. based on this, the flow chart of the first question is drawn in this paper as follows: fig.1 the flow chart for solving problem 1 3.1.1. statistical model of vulnerable animal population and species based on the above analysis, this paper firstly preprocesses the data set provided by the sponsor. then, the data set from 1990 to 2021 was used to count the total number of entries in each year, as shown in the figure below. fig.2 project maps for each year according to the above figure, the trend of the project chart in each year shows that the number of wild trade transactions decreases sharply with the increase of years. further, the family data in the data are collected for statistical analysis, and the results are as follows: fig.3 ranking of species number transactions in wild trade markets from 1990 to 2021 fig.4 ranking of animal group transactions in the wild trade market from 1990 to 2021 according to the analysis in figure 4.1 and 4.2, cercopithecoidea has the largest number of species, followed by felidae and cebidae. in the specific genus of animals, macaca is the most abundant, followed by papio and potos. 8 3.2. model establishment and solution of problem 2 in the second question, the purpose of trade of these animals is analyzed. for this problem, this paper considers that the purpose option of the attached data is calculated on the basis of the screening of the first question, so as to draw the statistical distribution map. further, this paper analyzes the statistical options, so as to get the main purpose of the transaction, and explore its reasons, so as to analyze the direct direction of the purpose. based on this, the flow chart of the second question is drawn in this paper as follows: fig.5 the flow chart for question 2 3.2.1. analysis on the purpose of wild trade to solve this problem, on the basis of the first question, this paper makes statistics on the choice purpose stated in the data, and the results are shown as follows: fig.6 statistical chart of wild trade market transactions from 1990 to 2021 table .2 wild trade market transaction purpose explanation table code explanation b breeding in captivity or artificial e propagation educational g botanical garden h hunting trophy l law enforcement / judicial / forensic m medical (including biomedical research) n reintroduction or introduction into the wild p personal q circus or travelling exhibition s scientific t commercial z zoo based on this, this paper analyzes the 3d pie chart above, and it can be seen that the darker the color, the more quantity, and the brighter the color, the less quantity. through the above analysis, it can be seen that t, z, q and choice have the most purposes. in order to understand the specific meaning of each indicator, this paper explains the transaction purpose in the above figure through the search options in the attached table, and the results are shown in the table 2. through analysis of the above table, it can be seen that t stands for wildlife trade, z for zoo use, and q for circus performance. therefore, among the purposes of wildlife trade in this question, those used for wildlife trade, zoo use and circus performance are the most. 3.3. model establishment and solution of problem 3 to answer question three, the author asks for an analysis of the trade situation in the past 20 years. first of all, by determining the data set, this paper learns that the time node of the past 20 years is 2003-2022. after that, this paper integrated the data set from 2003 to 2022, took the number of trade imports and exports over the years as the basic data to measure the state of the trade market, and then constructed the growth rate of trade transactions as the state index to evaluate the wildlife trade market, so as to analyze it. matlab software is used to draw a line chart of the trade growth rate, so as to observe the changes of the global trade market in the past 20 years. based on this, the flowchart of the solution of the third question is drawn in this paper as follows: fig.7 the flow chart for question three 3.3.1. trade status assessment model to solve this problem, this paper firstly collates the attached data and selects the data from 2003-2022 as the data set. after that, this paper integrated the data from 2003 to 2022, and took the import and export in the attached data as the representation of the market state of wildlife trade. as we can see from the observation that there are multiple lines of data in each year's data, this paper uses the sum function for summation, so as to obtain the annual trade import and export quantity, as shown in the following table. based on this, this paper draws the import and export quantity trend chart of wild trade market from 2003 to 2021, and the results are shown as follows: based on this, this paper defines the growth rate of import and export volume, as shown below. volume growth rate of import trade： 𝑉_𝐼𝑖𝑛(𝑖 + 1) = 𝑉_𝐼𝑖𝑛(𝑖) − 𝑉_𝐼𝑖𝑛(𝑖 − 1) 𝑉_𝐼𝑖𝑛(𝑖 − 1) volume growth rate of export trade： 𝑉_𝐼𝑜𝑢𝑡(𝑖 + 1) = 𝑉_𝐼𝑜𝑢𝑡(𝑖) − 𝑉_𝐼𝑜𝑢𝑡(𝑖 − 1) 𝑉_𝐼𝑜𝑢𝑡(𝑖 − 1) 9 based on this, this paper uses matlab software to calculate the growth rate of import and export volume, and the results are shown as follows: table .3 quantity of import and export of wild trade market from 2003 to 2021 year importer reported quantity exporter reported quantity 2003 8537 11885 2004 11519 6987 2005 8819 9600 2006 5919 5849 2007 3221 3216 2008 3113 4088 2009 3671 3507 2010 5002 5233 2011 2196 4200 2012 2791 3665 2013 2600 3575 2014 3488 4054 2015 2804 2483 2016 2723 2916 2017 4277 3793 2018 6408 4174 2019 1434 8018 2020 598 6802 2021 428 1333 fig.8 3d map of import and export quantity of wild trade market from 2003 to 2021 fig.9 image of growth rate of import and export of wild trade market from 2003 to 2021 according to the analysis in the figure above, with the change of time, the economy was relatively stable in the early stage of the wild trade market, and there was a market turbulence in 2012, and then it stabilized. in 2018-2022, there was market turmoil and a downturn in the wild trade market. 3.4. model establishment and solution of problem 4 in response to question 4, we need to explore whether wildlife trade is related to the epidemic situation of major infectious diseases. for this problem, this paper first analyzes the annual import and export volume of wildlife trade. then, the transmission time and epidemic degree of major infectious diseases are obtained by consulting relevant literature. then this paper will use multiple regression analysis to conduct regression analysis on the annual import and export volume of wildlife trade and the epidemic degree, so as to determine the correlation between the two through regression coefficient based on this, the flow chart for solving the fourth question in this paper: fig.10 the flow chart problem 4 solution 3.4.1. analysis of wildlife market trade market and epidemic degree based on this, this paper makes statistics on infectious disease events that have occurred in the historical process, and conducts multiple regression analysis on the import and export quantity of wild animal trade market. first of all, this paper analyzes the infectious disease events in history and the corresponding time, as shown in the following table. table .4 sequence of influenza virus events in 2003-2021 year event 2003 sars 2009 swine flu 2014 ebola virus 2019 covid-19 based on this, this paper analyzes the events of influenza virus and the corresponding import and export quota of wild market trade, and draws the image using matlab as follow. fig.11 influenza related to wild trade market from 2003 to 2021 10 according to the analysis of the above figure, when an influenza event occurs, the value of the global wild trade market will decline significantly, which will lead to a depression in the wild market trade. based on this, this paper further introduces the basic regeneration number r0 to evaluate the extent of infectious diseases. r0 is an estimate of the transmission speed of a specific infectious disease in a specific population. it is usually calculated based on three parameters: 1) the duration of contact infection after infection, 2) the possibility of infection between infected individuals and susceptible individuals, and 3) the contact rate. specifically, r0 refers to the average number of people that can be infected by one person. if r0＜1, it means that the disease is under control or not spreading fast; if r0 is 1, one person can spread to another on average; if r0>1, the disease can spread from one person (index) to a wider population. therefore, this paper queries r0 of infectious diseases, as shown in the following table. table .5 sequence of influenza virus events in 2003-2021 year event basic regeneration number 2003 sars 1.08 2009 swine flu 1.6 2014 ebola virus 1.9 2019 covid-19 5.7 based on this, the basic regeneration number in the remaining years without influenza is set as 0, so as to conduct regression analysis. therefore, this paper introduces multiple regression analysis as follows. the multiple linear regression model predicts the linear relationship between the independent variable 𝑦 and multiple dependent variables 𝑥 and errors 휀 . let 𝑦 be the dependent variable and the independent variable be 𝑥1, 𝑥2, . . . , 𝑥𝑛 , then the multiple linear regression model is expressed as follows [8]: y = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑥1+. . . +𝛽𝑛𝑥𝑛 + 휀 among them, β0, β1. . . , βn are unknown parameters, assuming random error ε： ( ) 2,0)(  == vare the theoretical regression equation is 𝐸(𝑦) = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑥1+. . . +𝛽𝑛𝑥𝑛 for practical problems, assuming that n sets of sample data are obtained, the multiple regression equation can be expressed as: { 𝑌 = 𝑋𝛽 + 휀 𝐸(휀) = 0n, 𝑉𝑎𝑟(휀) = 𝜎2𝐼𝑛 while 𝑌 = [ 𝑦1 𝑦2 . . . 𝑦𝑛 ] , 𝑋 = [ 1, 𝑥11, 𝑥12, . . . , 𝑥1𝑛 1, 𝑥21, 𝑥22, . . . , 𝑥2𝑛 . . . 1, 𝑥𝑚1, 𝑥𝑚2, . . . , 𝑥𝑚𝑛 ] , 𝛽 = [ 𝛽1 𝛽2 . . . 𝛽𝑛 ] , 휀 = [ 휀1 휀2 . . . 휀𝑛 ] get an estimate of the vector β by least squares: 𝛽 ^ = (𝑋′𝑋)−1𝑋′𝑦 the estimated model is: 𝑦 ^ = 𝛽 ^ 0 + 𝛽 ^ 1𝑥1+. . . +𝛽 ^ 𝑛𝑥𝑛 the regression line fitting effect is determined by the proportion of the regression square sum ssr to the total square sum sst, that is, the coefficient of determination r2 = ssr sst . the closer it is to 1, the better the regression line fits the original data distribution. the estimated standard deviation represents the size of the error between the actual and predicted values. the formula is: 𝑠𝑒 = √∑(𝑦𝑖 − 𝑦𝑖) 2 ^ 𝑛 − 𝑝 − 1 = √ 𝑆𝑆𝐸 𝑛 − 𝑝 − 1 = √𝑀𝑆𝐸 the smaller the value se , the smaller the difference between the actual value and the predicted value, and the closer the forecast is to the actual value. if se=0, it means that the actual value is equal to the predicted value. the significance test includes linear relationship test and regression coefficient test. the linearity test is as follows: if the null hypothesis ( h0: βi = 0 ) is established, the distribution of msr/mse obeys the f(p,n-p-1) distribution, is [9]: )1,(~ )1( / −−= −− = pnpf mse msr pnsse pssr f if the null hypothesis is rejected, it is determined that there is a significant linear correlation between the independent variable and the dependent variable. the regression coefficient test is as follows: 𝐻0: 𝛽𝐼 = 0 tests statistic: 𝑡 = 𝛽𝑖 ^ 𝑠 𝛽𝑖 ^ = 𝛽𝑖 ^ 𝑠𝑒 √∑𝑥𝑖 2 − 1 𝑛 (∑𝑥𝑖) 2 ~𝑡(𝑛 − 𝑝 − 1) if the null hypothesis is rejected, it means that there is a significant linear correlation between the independent variable and the dependent variable. thus, the model is constructed by using multiple regression, and the basic regeneration number r0 is taken as the dependent variable, and the time, import and export trade volume of wild market are taken as the dependent variables. the results are as follows. r0 = −144.3764 + 0.0566 ∗ year − 1.92 ∗ 10−4 ∗ in − 3.74 ∗ 10−4 ∗out therefore, according to the analysis of the above relationship, if the coefficient in front of the relationship is larger, it means that the relationship between them is closer, otherwise, it means that the relationship between them is less obvious. for the coefficient of each index, if the coefficient of this index is positive, it means that there is a positive correlation between the independent variable and the basic regeneration number r0, and vice versa. based on the above analysis, we can see that the severity of the epidemic does have some impact on the wild trade market, and this relationship shows a typical negative correlation, that is, the higher the severity of the epidemic, the lower the import and export trade volume of the wild trade market, and the lower the severity of the epidemic, the higher the import and export trade volume of the wild trade market. 3.5. model establishment and solution of problem 5 as for problem 5, we need to judge whether wildlife trade is prohibited for a long time, and whether wildlife trade will have a huge impact on the economy and society, and explain the reasons. to solve this problem, this paper first uses the 11 annual import and export volume of wildlife trade as the basic data, and collects the total global gdp as the indicator to measure the global economy, so as to build a multiple regression model to analyze the data relationship between the import and export volume of global wildlife trade and the total global gdp, and according to the relationship between the three, answer whether wildlife trade should be banned for a long time and its impact on the global economy. based on this, the flow chart for solving problem 5 in this paper: fig.12 the flow chart of problem 5 solution 3.5.1. regression analysis of the global economy and wildlife trade based on this, the relevant website (https://www.shujujidi.com/caijing/97.html)is inquired to obtain the data of global gdp over the years (in trillion dollars), and plotted the trend chart, as shown in the figure below. fig.13 global gdp trend from 1960 to 2021 based on the above figure, this paper uses the s-arima time series prediction model to forecast the future trend of global gdp and the import and export volume of wild trade. therefore, this paper first introduces the s-arima time series prediction model, as shown below. with the widespread application of linear time series models, the models have been continuously improved. the sarima model is gradually developed on the basis of the autoregressive model (ar) and the moving average model (ma) [10]. in this problem, the concentration of co2 can be regarded as a data series that changes over time, referred to as a time series. therefore, the above model can be used to predict the future concentration trend of the time series, and the specific steps are as follows (1) autoregressive model ar according to the relationship between current data and historical data, the autoregressive model can use historical data to predict future development trends. the autoregressive model has the following formula 𝑦𝑡 = 𝛿 + 𝜃1𝑦𝑡−1 + 𝜃2𝑦𝑡−2 + ⋯ + 𝜃𝑝𝑦𝑡−𝑝 + 𝜇𝑡 in the formula, yt is the observed value of period t, δ is the constant item, μt is the random error, yt−1 ⋯ yt−p is the lagged time series, θ1 ⋯ θp is the regression model coefficient. (2) moving average model ma if it is found that there is no correlation between the historical time series and the current time series, it is considered that the change is caused by external factors. at this time, the ma moving average model is used for prediction. the specific formula is as follows 𝑦𝑡 = 𝜇𝑡+𝜇1 + 𝜃1𝜇𝑡−1 + 𝜃2𝜇𝑡−2 + ⋯ + 𝜃𝑝𝜇𝑡−𝑝 (3) autoregressive moving average model arma if it is found that the current time series is affected by historical time series and external factors at the same time, the autoregressive moving average arma model is used for prediction. the specific formula is as follows 𝑦𝑡 = 𝜃1𝑦𝑡−1 + 𝜃2𝑦𝑡−2 + ⋯ + 𝜃𝑝𝑦𝑡−𝑝 + 𝜇𝑡+𝜃1𝜇𝑡−1 + 𝜃2𝜇𝑡−2 + ⋯ + 𝜃𝑝𝜇𝑡−𝑝 (4) autoregressive difference moving average model arima depending on how stationary the data is, predictive models can be constructed in different ways. among them, the arma model is modeled for the stationary data, and the arima model is calculated after the difference of the nonstationary data. the mathematical expression of the difference is as follows, where ∆dyt = (1 − l)dyt is the introduced d-order difference operator. wt = ∆dyt = (1 − l)dyt arma modeling is carried out after difference, and the formula is as follows, where wt is the time series in a stationary state obtained after difference processing. yt = θ1yt−1 + θ2yt−2 + ⋯ + θpyt−p + μt+θ1μt−1 + θ2μt−2 + ⋯ + θpμt−p (5) autoregressive moving average model sarma if there is a seasonal change trend in the time series, the sarima model can be used for prediction. the model is simplified to sarima (p,d,q)(p,d,q), and the specific formula of the model is as follows 𝜃𝑝(𝐿)𝛷(𝐿𝑠)(1 − 𝐿)𝑑(1 − 𝐿𝑠)𝐷𝑋𝑡 = 𝜃𝑞𝛩(𝐿𝑠)𝜇𝑡 (6) testing of time series forecasting models based on this, the timing test and stability test are carried out on the above-mentioned model, so that the accuracy of the model can be judged. therefore, this paper forecasts the global gdp and the import and export volume of wild trade, as shown below: table .6 2023-2025 s-arima time series forecasting results year global gdp import volume of wild trade export volume of wild trade 2023 96.7 334 1043 2024 97.5 223 869 2025 98.3 132 634 then, take the global gdp as the dependent variable y, and take the import and export value and time of wild trade as the independent variable x to conduct multiple regression analysis. the results are as follows: gobal gdp = −4620 + 2.3344 ∗ time − 6.31 ∗ 10−4 ∗ in − 7.96 ∗ 10−4 ∗ out according to the analysis of the above formula, the global gdp shows a typical proportional promotion relationship with time, while there is a typical negative correlation with global wildlife trade, that is, wildlife trade has an inhibitory effect on the growth of global gdp. 12 therefore, through the analysis of the above equation, we can see that wildlife trade will have a negative impact on the world economy. however, through reading the relevant literature, we can see that a large part of the population in the global economy still depends on wildlife trade for survival. if we directly ban wildlife trade across the board, it may lead to economic bankruptcy and homelessness for many people. however, a lot of research and analysis show that under the current conditions, the emerging zoonosis may continue to grow at a constant rate, saying that wildlife trade is the main cause of the disease, and that those who rely on wildlife trade to survive have always suffered from infectious diseases, and the medical expenses have exceeded their own profit costs. based on the above analysis, this paper believes that it is necessary to adhere to the global wildlife trade ban at least for a long time, and wildlife trade will indeed affect the global economic situation. 4. summary this article examines the relevance of wildlife trade, infectious diseases, and the global economy now that global epidemics are rampant. at the start, this paper firstly converges the data set to count out the data from 1990-2021. after that, uses the count 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summarization evaluation methods and finally gives some conclusions and thoughts. keywords: multimodal summarization, sequence to sequence model, attention mechanism. 1. introduction multimodal summarization refers to inputting multiple modal information, usually including text, voice, image, video and other information, and outputting a core summary after comprehensively considering multiple modal information. the current summary research usually takes the text as the processing object, and generally does not involve the processing of other modal information. however, various studies have shown that taking multimodal data as input does help to improve the quality of abstracts [1, 2]. therefore, as an extension of the text summarization task, multimodal summarization task integrates the information of visual and auditory modes, and uses the complementary and verification of different modal data to make the application range of summarization task wider. according to the definition of wikipedia, summary refers to the process of shortening a set of data through calculation to create a summary that represents the most important or relevant information in the original content. mathematically, it can be expressed as the process of obtaining 𝑋𝑠𝑢𝑚 = 𝑓(𝐷) that makes 𝑙𝑒𝑛𝑔𝑡ℎ(𝑋𝑠𝑢𝑚) ≤ 𝑙𝑒𝑛𝑔𝑡ℎ(𝐷), in which sumx is the output summary, d is the input data, and ( )f • is the summary function. multimodal summary task can be defined as "a summary task that takes more than one information representation mode as input and depends on the information sharing between different modes to generate the final summary". mathematically speaking, when the input data set d can be decomposed into disjoint sets  1 2 nm m m of different modal information, where 2n  , the task of obtaining ( )sumx f d= is defined as a multimodal summary. if for  '' ' ' 1 2sum n x m m m= , ' 2n  , the output summary is multimodal, otherwise it is singlemode output. this paper mainly introduces the current most popular model of multimodal summarization method based on sequence to sequence, and the summary evaluation methods 2. method based on sequence to sequence in recent years, deep learning technology has provided new ideas for the research of automatic summarization. among them, the research and application of sequence to sequence (seq2seq) model is the most extensive. this model was proposed by cho et al. and sutskever et al. for machine translation tasks. the basic idea is to use the global information of the input sequence to infer the corresponding output sequence, which is composed of an encoder and a decoder. the encoder encodes an input variable length sequence 1( ,..., )tx x x= into a fixed semantic vector. using recurrent neural network (rnn), the source sequence x is converted into the form of context c by the following formula: 1( , )t enc t th f x h −= (2.1) 1( ,..., )t c tc f h h= (2.2) where n th r is the hidden state at time t , tc is the context vector generated from the hidden state sequence, and encf and cf are nonlinear activation functions. the decoder extracts semantic information from this vector and outputs another variable length sequence '1( ,..., ) t y y y= . generate ty from the context vector tc and the previously generated 1 1{ ,..., }ty y − : 1 1 1( |{ ,..., }, ) ( , , )t t t dec t t tp y y y c f y s c− −= (2.3) where ts is the hidden state of the decoder, and decf is a nonlinear activation function used to calculate the probability vector of the output word at time t . the loss function tl at each time is the negative log likelihood function of ty : 1 1log ( |{ ,..., }, )t t t tl p y y y c−= − (2.4) 14 the disadvantage of this model is that the encoder represents all the information in the source text as a fixed semantic vector, and the decoder refers to this vector when generating each word item, which makes it difficult for neural network to process long text. the experiment of cho et al. confirmed that the performance of the model decreased rapidly with the increase of text length. in this regard, bandanas et al. introduced the attention mechanism into the model to make the decoder focus on specific parts of the source text when generating each word item. the attention mechanism estimates the probability distribution of the encoder's hidden state in each decoding step, which is used to calculate the weighted average value of the context vector and the encoder's hidden state as an additional input to the decoder. experimental results show that the model with attention mechanism achieves better results in machine translation tasks and is more robust to sentence length changes. the addition of attention mechanism makes the seq2seq model more perfect, and a large number of relevant studies have been based on this model. fig.1 is the schematic diagram of seq2seq model with attention mechanism. fig.1 schematic diagram of seq2seq model with attention mechanism rush et al. applied this model to generative summarization for the first time. compared with the previous generative method, this model generates abstracts based on "understanding" the semantics of text, which is closer to the generation process of artificial abstracts. subsequently, a series of generative summarization models based on seq2seq have been proposed, and fruitful research work has been carried out on encoders, decoders and training methods. the abstracts generated based on this model let the academic community see the hope of the practicality of automatic abstracts in terms of language fluency and coherence . compared with text summarization, multimodal summarization extracts higher quality summarization by adding modal information such as image, video, audio, etc. therefore, sequence to sequence model is gradually applied to the field of multimodal summarization. the multimodal summarization model based on sequence to sequence is mainly composed of three modules: encoder, decoder and multimodal fusion module. 2.1. encoder due to the significant progress in feature extraction, various encoders have been explored to encode context information in the form of text. due to the long-term dependence of rnn, it is difficult to learn information far away, so most models use long short-term memory (lstm) or gated recurrent unit (gru) to replace it. lstm introduces the concept of gating, which can learn the memory / forgetting, input and output of memory units, so that the machine knows when to remember or discard some information. gru uses gating network to learn the combination of new input and previous memory and the retention degree of previous memory. although the principles of lstm and gru are different, they can learn long-term dependent information and perform better than rnn on many tasks. compared with lstm, gru parameters are less and easier to train, but when there are more training data, lstm with stronger expression ability will perform better. zhu et al. [9, 10] used bidirectional lstm for word level coding with reference to the pointer generator network; khullar et al. used bidirectional gru to encode text. except that gru and lstm are encoded in writing, the emergence of transformer, a variant of rnn, has quickly attracted researchers' attention. table 1 shows the advantages and disadvantages of different text coding methods. table 1. text coding method and its advantages and disadvantages text encoding method advantages disadvantages traditional rnn it has simple internal structure, low requirements for computing resources, and excellent performance on short sequence tasks gradient disappearance or explosion is easy to occur when processing long sequences, and parallel computing is impossible lstm [9, 10] with long-term memory function, it can alleviate the gradient disappearance or explosion of traditional rnn, and is suitable for processing long sequences the internal structure is complex, and the training efficiency is far lower than that of traditional rnn under the same computing power, so parallel computing is impossible gru with long-term memory function, it can alleviate the gradient disappearance or explosion of traditional rnn. it is suitable for processing long sequences, and the computational complexity is smaller than lstm it cannot completely solve the problem of gradient disappearance and parallel computing transformer it can be calculated in parallel and has infinite memory function weak local information acquisition ability, unable to characterize location information most visual encoders do not train parameter weights from scratch, but prefer to use cnn based pre-training embedding. most existing work uses pre-trained networks (such as resnet , vggnet , googlenet ) to train on large image classification datasets such as imagenet . table 2 lists the comparison, advantages and disadvantages of visual coding methods. 15 table 2. visual coding method and its advantages and disadvantages visual encoding method vggnet googlenet resnet first appearance 2014 2014 2015 number of layers 19 22 152 top-5 error 7.3% 6.7% 3.57% convolution layers 16 21 151 convolution kernel size 3 7,1,3,5 7,1,3,5 number of fully connected layers 3 1 1 full connection layer size 4096,4096,1000 1000 1000 advantages good generalization performance with small parameters and good performance, it can make more efficient use of computing resources and extract more features under the same amount of computing deeper level and higher accuracy disadvantages large number of parameters, easy over fitting and low efficiency efficiency depends on model although most works use the information of the target data set to train their own shared embedding space for multiple modes , a considerable number of works [1, 2] also tend to use the pre training neural network model trained on the image caption dataset [17,18], such as pascal1k, flickr8k, flick30k, so as to take advantage of the information overlap between different modes. this is necessary for small datasets that are mainly used to extract summaries. however, even these pre-trained models cannot process the original data. therefore, text and image input are first preprocessed into the required embedded format, and then fed to these models with pre-trained weights. for example, wang et al. obtained a 6000-dimensional sentence vector by applying principal component analysis on the 18000-dimensional vector obtained by the gaussian laplace mixture model, and a 4096dimensional image vector by extracting weights from the full connection layer of vggnet. 2.2. multimodal fusion module with the introduction of attention mechanism, most tasks based on text image input focus on the use of multimodal attention mechanism. attention strategies have proved to be a very useful technique to eliminate noise and focus on relevant information . it has been applied to specific modal information and information sharing steps in the form of multimodal attention to determine the participation of specific modes of each input. li et al. first proposed hierarchical multimodal attention to solve the multimodal summary task of long sentences. the attention module includes a separate text attention layer and image attention layer, and then multimodal attention layer. although multimodal attention shows great potential in the task of text image summarization, it is not enough to complete the task of text video audio summarization by itself. therefore, in order to overcome this weakness, fu et al. proposed the double jump attention mechanism as an extension of bilinear attention , while li et al. developed a new conditional self-attention mechanism module to capture video local semantic information based on input text information. 2.3. decoder according to the coding strategy used, the text decoder is also different, from the ordinary one-way rnn that generates one word at a time to the hierarchical rnn decoder that performs this step at multiple granularity levels. although most neural models only focus on using multimodal information as input to generate text summaries, some work also outputs images as a supplement to the generated summaries [9, 10] to enhance text information and improve user satisfaction. there are mainly two methods to select the output image. one is to use the multimodal attention mechanism to determine the correlation of different modes, so as to select the most relevant image . more precisely, the visual coverage score after the last decoding step is used to select the most relevant image, such as the sum of attention values when generating text summaries. the second method is to classify the image selection task into the model . for example, fu et al. used unsupervised learning technology using reinforcement learning (rl) method to select images, which takes representativeness and diversity as two reward functions of rl learning. li et al. proposed a cover box selector, which is based on cnn-rnn layered video coding, and uses the conditional self-attention module to select an image based on the semantics of the article. the three frameworks with implicit text image summarization generation features cited above adjust the final loss together with the image selection loss to the weighted average of the text generation loss. 3. evaluation method in order to evaluate multimodal abstracts, zhu et al. proposed a multimodal automatic evaluation (mmae) technology, which comprehensively considers the unimodal significance and cross modal correlation. the final summary is composed of text and image, and the final objective function is composed of three objective functions: 1) text significance, 2) image significance, and 3) text image correlation. monitoring techniques (linear regression, logistic regression and multilayer perceptron) are used to learn the mapping function to minimize the training loss of human judgment scores. although this indicator seems promising, many conditions must be met for evaluation. because the mmae index takes the unimodal significance score as a feature of the overall judgment process, resulting in cognitive bias, it cannot effectively evaluate the information integrity of multimodal summaries. subsequently, zhu et al. improved this and proposed an evaluation index to summarize the generated summary and basic facts into a joint multimodal 16 representation of a common semantic space. compared with other multimodal evaluation indicators, we try to treat the multimodal summary as a whole, rather than a combination of segmented important elements. the model based on neural network is used to train this joint representation. in order to automatically obtain the training data of joint representation, the images of two image title pairs are exchanged to obtain two image text pairs with similar semantics. then, the evaluation model is trained using the multimodal attention mechanism to fuse text and image vectors, and the maximum edge loss is taken as the loss function. table 3 shows the evaluation methods and advantages and disadvantage. table 3. evaluation methods and advantages and disadvantages evaluation method advantages disadvantages mmae it is highly similar to the score of manual discrimination datasets that require a large number of manual annotations; abstracts from other areas may be ambiguous when evaluated mmae++ the joint multimodal representation of sentence image pairs is used to improve the correlation score of mmae datasets that require a large number of manual annotations; abstracts from other areas may be ambiguous when evaluated to sum up, only a few works focus on the evaluation of multimodal abstracts, and the proposed evaluation indicators also have many shortcomings. the evaluation index proposed by zhu et al. and zhu et al. requires a large amount of training data based on manual evaluation scores to learn parameter weights. in addition, the evaluation indicators depend on the field 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[27] li, m., et al., vmsmo: learning to generate multimodal summary for video-based news articles. arxiv preprint arxiv:2010.05406, 2020 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 25 design and optimization of an order killing system lang cheng, changzhong chen, xin liu, qi luo college of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, zigong, sichuan 643000, china. abstract: with the rapid development of the internet industry, merchants ，second killing activities are increasingly frequent. second kill goods are usually sold at prices far below the market, often sold out in a few seconds of activity. therefore, it has the characteristics of large instantaneous flow and high concurrency. in this regard, this paper designs an order killing system based on java. the system uses springboot framework to build, and uses mysql database, with redis cache. at the same time, the second killing business is optimized and analyzed, using page static, rabbitmq asynchronous order, and nginx, lvs to load balance the system to further improve the throughput of the system. finally, the jmeter pressure measurement tool is used to measure the system before and after optimization. the results show that the optimization has a certain effect. keywords: second kill; high concurrency; middleware; load balancing. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid development of the global internet, consumers ' awareness of online shopping has gradually become popular, and the habit of online shopping has gradually formed. the number of users and transactions of the e-commerce system has also ushered in a rapid improvement [1]-[3]. now the electronic merchant system has occupied an important place in people 's work and life. the second killing activity is fast to attract the attention of consumers at low prices, increasing consumer desire to buy. consumers can snap up their favorite goods, and stores get a huge turnover in the second killing activity. with the arrival of opportunities, challenges also follow. second kill requests usually have the characteristics of short duration, high concurrent access, large number of users, and small inventory [4]-[8]. therefore, the usual architecture system often cannot meet the needs of second kill requests. therefore, the design of a highly concurrent, stable, scalable, and developable seckill system plays a key role in the development of e-commerce. 2. technology introduction 2.1. springboot framework spring boot is a new open source lightweight framework that was first released by the pivotal team in april 2014. it is based on spring4.0 design, not only inherits the original excellent features of spring framework, but also further simplifies the whole construction and development process of spring application by simplifying the configuration. 2.2. redis redis (remote dictionary service) is an open source log type, key-value database written in ansi and c language, which supports network and can be persistent basedon memory, and provides apis in many languages. 2.3. rabbitmq rabbitmq is an open source message queue tool that can help store and forward messages. because of the asynchronous nature of message queues, it is usually used for message delivery in distributed systems. 2.4. nginx nginx is a powerful high-performance web and reverse proxy service. it has the advantages of high performance, good stability, strong concurrency, low resource consumption and simple configuration. it can run on multiple operating systems and is widely used because of its lightweight, modular, friendly configuration format and powerful reverse proxy capabilities. 2.5. jmeter apache jmeter is a java-based performance testing tool developed by apache organization. it is an open source desktop application software that can be used to simulate user load to complete performance testing. jmeter can test web applications. it can also test java requests, jms, ejb, web service, jdbc, ftp, jsr223, socket and other protocols. in addition, it can meet specific test requirements by extending jmeter functions. 3. system design 3.1. design objective on the one hand, the system needs to meet the needs of merchants and suppliers for background management, on the other hand, it also needs to meet the business needs of customers. therefore, the system integrates the functions of login module, order module, order detail module, security module, pressure measurement and so on. through a comprehensive system requirements consideration, the following design goals: (1) using the springboot framework to develop the system to meet the business needs; (2) support high concurrency, high availability, the page is simple and easy to understand, to bring a better user experience; (3) background to achieve configurable, scalable distributed structure, easy to operate, easy to maintain. 26 3.2. system process analysis figure 1. system flowchart 3.3. system functions design (1) system login: user name password verification and other functions. (2) implementation and background management: commodity display list, order details, second kill countdown and other functions. (3) page-level high concurrency optimization: the realization of the product list page cache, goods, order details static, solve oversold and other functions. (4) service-level high concurrent second killing: redis prereduction inventory, rabbitmq asynchronous order, stress test comparison and other functions. (5) graphical verification code and malicious anti-brush: hide seconds to kill the interface address, graphical verification code, interface limit brush. (6) parameter optimization: tomcat parameter optimization, nginx reverse proxy, nginx, lvs load balancing. the overall system function diagram is as follows. figure 2. system overall function diagram 3.4. system database design through the analysis of the system data information and consumer demand for system function, and the future demand for high availability of the system, we can get the following data items: (1) product information: product id, product name, product unit price, product pictures, etc.; (2) seconds to kill product information: product id, inventory, seconds to kill price, seconds to kill the end time after the start; (3) second to kill user information: user id, mobile phone number, password, login times, etc.; (4) order information: user id, product id, quantity, unit price, order status, etc.; (5) order information: user id, order id, product id; (6) user information: id, user name. the overall e-r diagram of the system is as follows: figure 3. e-r diagram 3.5. system implementation (1) login verification login, which is also the user entrance of the entire system, see below. figure 4. login interface diagram (2) users can see product details by clicking on the details button, second kill start time, second kill countdown, second kill success. figure 5. login interface diagram figure 6. shot success diagram (3) skip to order page after successful figure 7. order chart (4) parameter optimization and load balancing configuration figure 8. load balancing (5) the optimized pressure test comparison the optimized system qps meets our requirements as shown in the following figure. 登 录 重 置 参 数 检 验 用 户 登 录 验 证 码 登 录 浏 览 信 息 接 口 限 流 防 刷 负 载 均 衡 分 布 式 登 录 异 步 下 单 参 数 优 化 客户端 服务端 秒杀系统 27 figure 9. qps diagram 4. conclusion in this paper, the problem of slow response and low qps of the traditional second killing system is re-designed and optimized. by using the buffer and load balancing deployment of middleware, the problem of slow response and low qps is optimized to a certain extent. it provides a reference technical solution for the industry and has broad dawn prospects. references [1] huang zhilong, xu lisha, qu shaocheng. design and optimization of high concurrency web e-commerce system [j]. computer and digital engineering, 2019,47 ( 07 ) : 1719-1724 + 1775. 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[8] chen rui. high concurrency java web development model based on springboot [j]. computer programming techniques and maintenance, 2019 ( 04 ) : 27-30. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 10 bias-based denoising causal recommendation algorithm xu yang school of computer science and technology, henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo 454003, china. abstract: traditional recommendation algorithms, such as collaborative filtering, make recommendations by learning the relevant relationships between users and items. however, considering only the relationships without considering the underlying causal mechanisms would be unfair, uninterpretable, and would lead to bias. in this paper, we propose bias-based denoising causal recommendation algorithm (bdcr) . first, the method dynamically transforms the explicit user-item feedback into implicit feedback with an embedded representation. then, a truncation function based on causal inference is constructed to remove false positive noise. in addition, traditional recommendations and denoised causal recommendations are aggregated to obtain predictive scores. finally, experimental results on two real datasets show that the bdcr algorithm outperforms the classical algorithm in terms of recall and ndcg metrics. keywords: causal; denoising; bias; positive; recommendation. 1. introduction today's era is an information explosion, and recommendation systems are used to solve the user's exploration problem as an information filtering system, i.e., to find the most suitable one among the huge number of available options, thus saving the user's time and effort. traditional recommender systems include three categories: collaborative filtering, content-based recommendation and hybrid recommendation [1]. they are based on mining or learning relevant patterns in data. in recent years, researchers are not satisfied with simply discovering correlations between learning users, items, and features, but have started to consider causal relationships. causality refers to the effect of one event or behavior on other events or behaviors. recommender systems combined with causal learning are able to deal with different problems including interpretability, fairness, robustness, and unbiasedness [2]. there have been many studies on various causal recommendations, which deal with different problems in recommendations separately. in 2020, sato [3]et al. identifies user/item features as confounders when estimating causal effects of recommendation. in 2021, wei [4] et al. proposed a modelindependent counterfactual inference method to construct multi-task learning to learn the effect of item attributes on prediction results and user attributes on prediction results separately, and thus obtain counterfactual ranking scores using only item attributes, and by deducting the counterfactual from the overall score scores, eliminating the problem of popularity bias from a causal perspective. in 2022, xu [5] et al. use counterfactual explainable recommendation (counter), which introduces counterfactual reasoning from causal inference to explainable recommendations. although the above methods are able to improve the performance of recommendation algorithms through causal inference, they fail to remove noise, such as the effect of false-positive interactions, in the original dataset in a timely manner. 2. related work causal reasoning has been developed from correlation studies and contains two main model frameworks, the first is the potential outcomes framework (pof), also known as rubin causal model (rcm), proposed by rubin et al. in 1974 [6], and the other is the structural causal model (scm) [7]. structural causal framework contains two basic concepts: intervention and counterfactual, intervention methods including front door adjustment, back door adjustment, and potential outcome framework to estimate potential outcomes and treatment effects, including methods such as ipw (inverse probability weighting), and double robustness. as pearl stated, these two frameworks are logically equivalent [8]. theorems and assumptions in one framework can be equally translated into the language of the other framework. in 1998, breese et al [9] applied bayesian networks in causal inference to personalized recommendation and demonstrated the superiority of bayesian networks under extensive comparative experiments. in 2020, zhang et al. integrated the learning of propensity and recommendation models into a multi-task learning framework [10] , which is more advantageous than learning alone. in 2022, wang et al [11] took a pioneering step in considering exposure bias in sequence recommendation by proposing an ipw-based usr approach (unbiased sequential recommender, unbiased sequential recommendation model) to mitigate the confounding factors in sequence behavior. despite their good performance in causal modeling, they still do not model noise in complex raw data well, while our approach uses a truncation function to remove noise. many previous works have experimentally demonstrated the severity of data noise and its negative impact on recommender systems. cosley et al [12] showed that only 60% of users maintain their ratings when asked to re-rate the same movie. amatriain et al [13] showed that compared to noiseless data, recommendation performance with noisy data is is significantly affected, with a difference of about 40% in rmse. some work, such as negative experience identification notes the identification of negative experiences in implicit signals, and previous work typically collects feedback from different users (e.g., dwell time, gaze patterns, and more detailed item characteristics) to predict user satisfaction [14]. however, these approaches require 11 additional feedback and extensive manual marking efforts, e.g., users must tell whether they are satisfied with each interaction, and features rely on manual design. wen et al [15] suggest using "click-to-complete", "click-to-skip " and "nonclick" items to train recommenders. the latter two items are considered as negative, but with different weights. by jointly considering different feedbacks, noise is also removed to some extent, but sometimes this feedback is difficult to obtain. the literature [16] explores denoising without adding information during implicit feedback training, pointing to a new research direction for noise removal without using additional feedback. although these methods are good at removing noise, they either require additional information or do not consider causality, and this paper designs a denoising method that incorporates causal inference. 3. bdcr algorithm 3.1. bdcr algorithm framework the bdcr algorithm includes embedding layer, bdcr layer, and prediction layer. the algorithm framework is shown in figure 1. in embedding layer, the original dataset is processed as implicit feedback input, and the user and item features and eigenvalues are input to obtain the embedding; in the bdcr layer, the traditional rating is first entered into the traditional model to calculate the traditional score, and the false positive noise data is removed according to the rating, and the causal debiasing model is input to aggregate the calculated m-values by adding them to the backbone model; in the prediction layer, the inner product calculates the denoised causal score, interest drift degree, and then the fusion of the traditional algorithm with the bdcr algorithm to derive the final prediction. 3.2. embedding layer the publicly available datasets ml-1m and amazon-book are explicit rating data, and the rating are both on a scale of 15. since most of the existing recommendation systems use implicit feedback recommendations, they need to be converted, and the conversion chosen for the algorithm in this chapter is shown in equation 1. 1, 5 0, ui r y else = =   (1) where r denotes the original rating, yui denotes the modified rating used in the training process, i.e., a full rating is regarded as a positive example, otherwise it is regarded as a negative example, and any item that the user is not satisfied with is not given a full rating. fig. 1 bdcr algorithm framework subsequently, the user features are jointly coded with the item features, with all user feature feature values being 1 and the item feature values being determined according to the category to which the item belongs. specifically, an item may belong to many categories, and the setting of each item feature value affects the prediction score. however, for information statistics, the more important categories are given priority in the statistics. take toy story in movielens movie dataset as an example, it is firstly an animated movie, then a children's movie, and finally a comedy movie. after comprehensive consideration, the probability feature that toy story belongs to the animation category is set to the maximum, while the probability of the children's category and the probability of the comedy category are set to decrease in that order. 3.3. bdcr layer 3.3.1. removal of false positives following the literature [16] , the training loss values for false positives are larger, and the loss values are used to distinguish between true and false positive interactions in the data by setting the loss values as follows. ( ) ( ) ( ) 0, , 1 , , , otherwise ui de l u i y l u i lce u i   = =   (2) where τ is the threshold value, and since the loss value must decrease with iteration, it is set to a dynamic, varying threshold value with the number of iterations ( )t . since the loss value varies across data sets, it is also necessary to set ( )t as a function of the discard rate  : ( ) ( )maxmin ,t t = (3) where 𝜀𝑚𝑎𝑥 is the upper discard rate limit, and  is a hyperparameter to adjust the speed to reach the maximum discard rate. 3.3.2. causal inference with distribution bias considering the causal graph shown in figure 1, there are two paths for user u to influence the matching score: the first path is u→y, which simply indicates u's true preference for the item; the second path is u→m→y, which indicates that the user's preference for the category influences the predicted score y. since there is a backdoor path u←d→m→y in the graph, it can be learned that both d and m are confounders, leading to amplification of the spurious bias and requiring intervention to remove the confounding. according to the literature [17], the prediction probability p(y|u, i) is as follows. ( ) ( , , ( , )) ( , , ( ( ) , )) ( | ( ), ) d d d d p y do p d f u i m d u f u i m u u i i p d d u    = = =   (4) where, (.)f is an arbitrary recommended model, m is used as an additional input to the model, and m is calculated as follows. ( ) , 1 1 ( , ) n k a a u b b a b m p g v x = = =d u u (5) the probability values of the n categories are multiplied by the category representations and then multiplied with the user's feature values and feature representations as dot 12 products. 3.3.3. causal inference fusion denoising using an implicit feedback denoising method to obtain noisy data in the dataset, interactions with large loss values are dynamically discarded, allowing the dataset to eliminate false positive samples. the data are then fed into the causal debiasing model so that the data are no longer affected by item category bias. first, the discard rate that increases linearly with the number of iterations is set. after the causal model obtains the prediction scores based on the features and eigenvalues, the prediction scores and the true labels are entered into the following equation. 1 ˆlog n ce i i i l y y = = − (6) next, the lce is sorted by the principle of smallest to largest to get the corresponding index. the retention rate is obtained from the discard rate, and the index corresponding to the first n loss values is retained. finally, the predicted values and labels corresponding to the retained indexes are taken out, and the false positive interactions are considered to have been removed, and the cross first loss is recalculated by them, and the recalculated cross first loss is returned to the causal model for back propagation. all in all, the false positives are calculated as follows. ( )1 ,| | ( )* ( , ) arg ma , x pos t ce t t u i u il −  =    =   (7) where d is the false positive in the positive dpos and dt is the training data that contains not only dpos but also the negative sampling data. after the false positives are removed from the training data, denoted as d*, the parameters are updated by the following equation. ( ) ( ) * , , , , arg min ( , , ( , )), u i u i u i y l f u i m d u y    =  (8) 3.4. prediction layer sometimes bias amplification is beneficial to users, so to dynamically adjust the impact of causal inference, scatter is used to measure interest drift in the sequence of user interactions, and thus to adjust the blend of traditional and causal recommendations. kl scatter is used to measure the difference between two distributions and is equal to a cross-entropy minus an information entropy, but it cannot be used properly in recommender systems due to its asymmetry, i.e., kl(p||q) ≠ kl(q||p). jsd (jensen-shannon divergence, js scatter) is also a measure for similarity or difference between two probability distributions as a metric. it can use kl (kullbackleibler) scatter to measure its similarity and it can be weakened again in a different dimension. since the kl scatter is asymmetric, a slight modification of it can be transformed into a symmetric js. first, the js scatter is defined as follows. ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 1 2 2 jsd p q kl p m kl q m= + (9) where m=1/2(p+q) and p and q denote 1 ud and 2 ud , respectively, the class distribution of user u on the two segments before and after the interaction sequence. in general, the js scatter is symmetric and takes values between 0 and 1. the js scatter and the kl scatter have some similarities but also some significant differences. the js scatter can consider the overlap between the two probability distributions at the same time and thus calculate their similarity more accurately, whereas the kl scatter treats them as independent probability distributions and thus can only be used to calculate the variability between different probability distributions. after normalizing the jsd: min max min ˆ u u jsd j jsd jsd jsd   − =   −  (10) where ˆ uj is the normalized value of jsd, minjsd and maxjsd are the maximum and minimum values of jsd for all users, respectively. it can be used as a moderating factor to reconcile the traditional model with the bdcr model as shown in equation 11. ( ), , , ˆ ˆ1 * *rs bdcr u i u u i u u iy j y j y= − + (11) , rs u iy is the score predicted by the traditional model, and , bdcr u iy is the score predicted by the bdcr. 4. experimental analysis the experiment focuses on the following questions. rq1: how does our method perform compared with baseline methods? rq2: how do different hyperparameter affect recommendation performance? rq3: how does different sub-model affect model performance? 4.1. data set and evaluation using the generic datasets ml-1m and amazon-book, ml-1m is a movie recommendation dataset with rich features, such as user gender and movie genre, grouped by movie genre, and amazon-book is an amazon book product dataset grouped by book category, with the dataset description shown in table 1. for each interaction in the dataset with rating>=5, it is considered as a positive example, and users and items with less than 20 interactions are discarded. the ratio of training set, validation set and test set was 8:1:1 after sorting according to the interaction timestamp of each user. random negative sampling was used as negative samples during the training process. evaluation metrics: since the top-k ranking is used, recall, ndcg is selected as the evaluation metric. an early stop strategy is adopted, and recall@10 on the validation set is used as the criterion for selecting the best model. table 1. description of the data set dataset users items interactions features group ml-1m 3,883 6,040 575,276 13,408 18 amazonbook 29115 16,845 1,712,409 46,213 253 4.2. baseline the proposed method is generalized and instantiated in two representative recommendation models, fm and nfm, to mitigate noise and bias amplification. the benchmark algorithms for the comparison are as follows. ips [18] is the classical approach in causal 13 recommendation. in order to reduce the weight of items in the multi-array during the debiased training, 𝑃(𝒅𝑢) is used here as the user's propensity 𝑢, and the propensity clipping technique [33] is used to reduce the propensity variance, where the clipping threshold in {2, 3,... 10} in the search adjustment. dice [19] utilizes causal separation of interest and consistent representation embeddings. these embeddings are obtained by training on cause-specific data obtained from causal inference, and each embedding will capture only one cause. choose 0.1 = , 0.01 = , and the loss function as bpr. pda [20] considers that the popularity bias affects items and ratings through exposure and herding respectively, and then uses backdoor adjustment to eliminate the effect on item representation, and finally adds a reasonable popularity to the prediction to achieve full utilization of popularity. the popularity smoothing parameter 𝛾 is chosen in steps of 0.02 in {0.02, ..., 0.25}. decrs [17] models the causal impact of user representation on prediction scores. an approximation operator for backdoor adjustment is contributed, which can be easily inserted into most recommendation models. finally, an inference strategy is designed to dynamically adjust the backdoor adjustment according to the user's state. 4.3. overall performance comparison (rq1) table 2 gives the recommended performance of the compared methods for hr@10, recall@20, ndcg@10, and ndcg@20. bold indicates the best results, horizontal lines are added under the second-best results, and percentages indicate how much the best results improve performance compared to the second-best results. overall, bdcr consistently outperforms the other methods across all metrics and all data sets. the performance of fm and nfm was improved under decrs, dice and pda methods, which proves the importance of considering bias on the traditional fm algorithm and nfm algorithm. moreover, bdcr can be further improved by adding more complex models. however, the ips has worse performance relative to the ordinary fm and nfm. the possible reason is that the ips method propensity scores are not accurately obtained and face the effect of high variance, and such propensity scores do not accurately estimate the effect of d on u. table 2. overall performance comparison backbone model algorithm ml-1m amazon-book r@10 r@20 n@10 n@20 r@10 r@20 n@10 n@20 fm mf/nfm 0.0676 0.1162 0.0566 0.0716 0.0231 0.0409 0.0148 0.0206 ips 0.0663 0.1188 0.0556 0.0718 0.0213 0.0369 0.0135 0.0187 dice 0.0779 0.1209 0.0575 0.0730 0.0216 0.0377 0.0138 0.0191 pda 0.0870 0.1259 0.0589 0.0781 0.0251 0.0455 0.0168 0.0238 decrs 0.0888 0.1487 0.0621 0.0799 0.0264 0.0476 0.0170 0.0240 bdcr 0.0917 0.1489 0.0656 0.0841 0.0273 0.0477 0.0174 0.0242 %improve 3.2 0.1 5.6 5.2 3.4 0.2 2.3 0.8 nfm mf/nfm 0.067 0.1176 0.056 0.0717 0.0228 0.0407 0.0148 0.0207 ips 0.0648 0.1135 0.0544 0.0692 0.0213 0.0370 0.0137 0.0189 dice 0.0848 0.1143 0.0556 0.0708 0.0206 0.0381 0.0133 0.0190 pda 0.0934 0.1333 0.0640 0.0807 0.0215 0.0434 0.0140 0.0197 decrs 0.0936 0.1478 0.0654 0.0855 0.0244 0.0401 0.0158 0.0214 bdcr 0.094 0.1505 0.0674 0.0857 0.0245 0.0435 0.0161 0.0224 %improve 0.4 1.8 3.1 0.2 4.9 0.2 1.9 4.6 4.4. sensitivity of hyper-parameters (rq2) the data embedding representation requires a reasonable setting of the item feature values, and in order to verify the impact of different item feature values on the model, the ml1m dataset is used as an example, with other parameters kept constant, and the probabilities are divided sequentially based on the total number of categories to which the items belong, and a total of five division schemes are verified as shown in table 3, with a total probability value of 1 for each item, and table 4 shows the recall@10, recall@20, ndcg@10 and ndcg@20 on four indicators. table 3. characteristic values based on the general category of the project a class two classes three categories four categories five categories six categories option 1 1 7:3 5:3:2 5:3:1.5:0.5 5:3:1:0.5:0.5 4:3:1: 1:0.5:0.5 option 2 1 8:2 8:2:0 8:2:0:0 8:2:0: 0:0 8:2:0: 0:0:0 option 3 1 7: 3 7:2: 1 7:2:1: 0 7:2: 1: 0:0 7:2:1:0: 0:0 option 4 1 2:8 2:8:0 2:8:0:0 2:8:0: 0:0 2:8:0: 0:0:0 option 5 1 1:0 1:0:0 1:0:0: 0:0 1:0:0: 0:0:0 1:0:0: 0:0:0 table 4. indicators for each program ml-1m r@10 r@20 n@10 n@20 option 1 0.0871 0.1426 0.0629 0.0805 option 2 0.0911 0.1458 0.0656 0.0828 option 3 0.0917 0.1489 0.0656 0.0841 option 4 0.0935 0.1458 0.0659 0.0827 option 5 0.0948 0.1498 0.0671 0.085 from the table 4, we can see that option 5 works best, i.e., the first category characteristic value of all items is set to 1. however, it will not be set this way in practice, and focusing only on the first category will lose the original meaning of multiple categories. option 3 and option 4 have their advantages and disadvantages, but most of the indicators in option 3 are better than option 4, and option 3 will focus on more classes, which helps to discover the causality, so option 3 is chosen as the final setting in this work. 14 4.5. ablation experiment (rq3) ablation experiments are performed by partially or completely destroying specific components in order to assess their contribution to the overall system. in the case of the present algorithm, it mainly includes a denoising computational approach for false positive feedback and a causal inference for bias amplification, so two different ablation algorithms are designed for these two components, and the backbone model for both applications is chosen to be fm. fm: as baseline. bdcr/c: after data denoising, the causal model is not considered and sent back to fm directly for calculation. bdcr/d: on the basis of bdcr without considering the effect of denoising on data purity, this algorithm does not truncate according to the loss value after entering the fm model in the calculation, and goes directly to the causal calculation. table 5. comparison of bdcr ablation models ml-1m amazon-book r@10 r@20 n@10 n@20 r@10 r@20 n@10 n@20 fm 0.0676 0.1162 0.0566 0.0716 0.0231 0.0409 0.0148 0.0206 bdcr/c 0.0688 0.1205 0.0572 0.073 0.0226 0.0405 0.0148 0.0207 bdcr/d 0.0889 0.1478 0.0653 0.0842 0.0273 0.0469 0.0177 0.0243 bdcr 0.0917 0.1489 0.0656 0.0841 0.0273 0.0477 0.0174 0.0242 from the table 5, it can be found that both ablation algorithms are improved compared to fm, and the biggest improvement is bdcr/d, i.e., the elimination of the denoising module does not have as big an effect on the results as the causal module, which indicates the importance of causal reasoning from the side. despite the relatively highperformance improvement of the causal module, the experimental results were greatly improved by adding denoising, which also indicates that noise in the data has a significant negative effect on the recommendation. 5. conclusion the traditional causal inference algorithm is improved and the bdcr algorithm is proposed. firstly, an implicit feedback to display feedback conversion is used to take an eigenvalue track for embedding to make it conform to the eigenvalue distribution in realistic situations; secondly, a fusion of 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[20] zhang y, feng f, he x, et al. causal intervention for leveraging popularity bias in recommendation, virtual, online, canada: association for computing machinery, inc, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 71 curriculum syllabus reform from the perspective of engineering education professional certification -"wechat platform development" course as an example qinchuan lei, nan chen, shanren ding* guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan 523000, china * corresponding author: shanren ding. abstract: comrade xi jinping pointed out: "our need for higher education is more urgent than ever, and our thirst for scientific knowledge and outstanding talents is stronger than ever." necessity and urgency. in 2006, my country started the professional accreditation of engineering education. it takes the international integration of engineering education as a breakthrough, and improves the quality by strengthening the development of connotation. it has played an important role in leading and demonstrating it has played an important role in the strengthening of meaning, which has been proved by practice in the past 10 years. this paper takes the course "wechat platform development" selected by the software engineering major as the main research object, and aims to provide necessary theoretical support and practical guidance for the construction of other curriculum systems in the process of engineering education certification for software engineering majors. mainly, under the support of the three educational concepts of student-centered, output-oriented, and continuous improvement, it solves the problems related to the adaptability of students, the effectiveness of the curriculum, and the satisfaction of students after learning in the construction of the relevant software engineering curriculum system. this paper starts from the construction of the "wechat platform development" course system for software engineering majors, the formulation of course syllabus, the achievement of course teaching objectives, and the design of relevant course assessments to carry out course teaching reform. the achievement of the teaching goal corresponds to the achievement of the graduation goal and then to the achievement of the training goal as the evaluation standard of the course. reflecting how well students have learned, based on the achievement of the teaching objectives of the course and the output of the students as the quality evaluation, the relevant course files are formulated, and the plan is given to reflect the concept of continuous improvement in engineering education certification. keywords: engineering education certification; course reform; wechat platform development. 1. introduction on june 2, 2016, my country officially joined the washington accord. the agreement clearly states that undergraduate engineering education is positioned to develop students' ability to "solve complex engineering problems." at present, the research based on undergraduate engineering education mainly starts from its basic orientation, the basic requirements of professional education, the proposal of relevant standards and the design of relevant courses. the current research starts from the whole of a certain major, but there are few researches on the teaching reform of a single course, especially the theoretical support research on the teaching reform of the relevant curriculum system based on the school's application-oriented university philosophy. at present, the school's curriculum construction-related course status, teaching objectives, teaching content, teaching requirements, teaching environment arrangements, etc. are still using the previous old set of content [1], so the proposal in this paper can provide theoretical support and practice for the course design of relevant engineering education certification majors guide. 2. curriculum reform implementation plan the implementation plan of this course reform research is mainly divided into six parts: pre-class research, syllabus formulation, teaching process reform, course time allocation, course assessment, and course evaluation [2]. each part must correspond to the requirements of engineering education professional certification to ensure that the reform of this course is in line with the standards required by the relevant engineering education certification courses. 2.1. preparation before class conduct adequate pre-course research prior to the start of the course. it is necessary to study what the corresponding major of this course is, how the talent training plan for related majors is formulated, what is the curriculum system, what kind of graduation requirements need to be met for graduation of this major, and what aspects does this course provide for graduation requirements support. whether the supported graduation requirements can correspond to the achievement of the corresponding talent training goals. this part can be carried out by issuing relevant questionnaires, studying professional personnel training programs before class, etc. 2.2. curriculum reform reform the syllabus of relevant courses, including how to formulate the syllabus. the formulation of the syllabus also needs to start from the professional talent training plan, and the achievement of the teaching objectives in the course needs to be demonstrated in detail. for example, the teaching objectives of the "wechat platform development" course should be mapped with the graduation objectives, and consistency and completeness should be checked when specifying the course objectives. in the course syllabus, each 72 chapter, each knowledge point and even each case experiment should be designed in detail for the cultivation of students' abilities. 2.3. teaching process reform reform the teaching process. in the teaching process, it is necessary to consider whether the practical teaching of the curriculum is student-centered and whether there are ideological and political elements integrated into the relevant curriculum. for example, when introducing "what is a wechat applet", you can start from the "yuekang code" and other commonly used applet programs to conduct course ideology and politics, you can hand over the classroom to students, and let students search whether the teaching content is the current mainstream. technology, etc. during the implementation of courses with strong practicality such as "wechat platform development", it is recommended to use methods such as case-based teaching. through relevant practical application cases, the course knowledge points are taught to students while improving students' practical application ability. 2.4. teaching content reform reform the course-related time allocation and teaching content [3]. we adopt a case-based teaching method in the course of "wechat platform development", and the cases used in teaching need to be updated in real time. how long is each case allocated to explain, whether the learning through the case meets the needs of future enterprises, etc., all require long-term expert and student argumentation to draw conclusions rather than static. it is also a matter of fit within the accreditation of engineering education, ensuring that what students learn is adaptable to industry needs. therefore, the specific case duration and case content need to be updated in real time and continuously improved. 2.5. curriculum assessment reform reforms to curriculum assessment. in the "wechat platform development" course, the course assessment is no longer a single paper-based test. the assessment of the course needs to be designed around the achievement of teaching objectives, which can be done through comprehensive case studies and procedural assessments. after the completion of each case, a corresponding record of the students' achievement can be made, that is, the commonly used unit tests and other methods to comprehensively evaluate the students' course learning. 2.6. curriculum evaluation reform reforms to curriculum evaluation. in the past, the traditional course evaluation was related to the evaluation of the teachers of the course. however, in order to meet the relevant teaching objectives of this course, it actually needs to include more aspects. we will use professional course evaluation software or system in the course evaluation of "wechat platform development", including not only the evaluation of students, but also the evaluation of enterprises engaged in related work after graduation. how well students are learning, what problems exist in teaching, how to make improvements in the follow-up and other suggestions from students, and whether there is improvement in this course in the next semester or how to improve it in the next round can all be reflected through the course evaluation. the establishment of a continuous improvement mechanism in engineering education certification can be achieved through the reform of relevant course evaluation. 3. specific reform measures in response to the above-mentioned relevant reform plans, we have re-formulated the teaching content of the teaching syllabus of the course "wechat platform development". 3.1. course case show we have designed relevant course teaching cases according to the teaching requirements of "engineering education professional certification". the screenshot of the ecommerce shopping wechat applet case is shown in figure 1. fig.1 e-commerce shopping wechat applet 3.2. course targets under the "engineering education professional certification" system of software engineering major, the course objectives to be achieved by the "wechat platform development" course mainly include: (1) basic knowledge and skills of wechat platform development; (2) technical framework and development of wechat platform development process; (3) the quality of teamwork and project management; (4) the ability to rapidly develop software [4, 5]. the specific course objectives and graduation requirements for your corresponding index points are shown in table 1. table 1. course objectives correspond to graduation requirements index points course targets graduation requirements curriculum objective 1 curriculum objective 2 1-1 be able to apply mathematics, natural sciences, and computer fundamentals and expertise to the rational formulation of complex engineering problems in computer applications. curriculum objective 3 curriculum objective 4 3-1 master the basic methods of project scheme design and software module design in the field of software engineering, and understand various influencing factors in the design process. 4. conclusions this paper takes the course "wechat platform development" as an example from the perspective of "engineering education professional certification", and proposes a relevant course teaching reform plan. it mainly includes six parts: pre-class research, syllabus formulation, teaching process reform, course time allocation, course 73 assessment, and course evaluation. at the same time, this paper gives the corresponding "wechat platform development" course case and course objectives, and obtains the theoretical and practical significance of the reform through the reform of the relevant course content, as well as the relevant issues that need to be paid attention to in different stages of the course reform. it mainly reflects the three concepts of "student-centered, output-oriented, and continuous improvement". through the research of this paper, it can provide theoretical guidance for other curriculum reforms in the curriculum system of "engineering education professional certification". acknowledgments project source: guangdong university of science and technology's 2022 "quality engineering" higher education teaching reform project "research on curriculum teaching reform from the perspective of "engineering education professional certification" taking the "wechat platform development" course as an example" project no.: gkzlgc2022028. references [1] shi xiaoqiu. 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"research and design of internet + education learning platform based on wechat mini program." neijiang science and technology 37.12(2016):4546. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 68 review of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods xiaochuan tan*, ruiyuan liu, shuai zhang, jiaojiao li, pengcheng ma school of transportation and vehicle engineering, shandong university of technology, zibo 255000, china. * corresponding author: xiaochuan tan (email: 915486554@qq.com) abstract: urban driverless vehicles will inevitably interact with pedestrians in the process of driving. in order to avoid path conflict with pedestrians, the research on pedestrian trajectory prediction is of great significance. this paper mainly summarizes the technical classification and research status of pedestrian trajectory prediction at this stage in detail. according to the different modeling methods, the existing trajectory prediction methods are divided into shallow learning-based trajectory prediction methods and depth learning based trajectory prediction methods. the advantages and disadvantages of the depth learning based trajectory prediction methods are compared, and the current mainstream pedestrian trajectory prediction public dataset is summarized, and the performance of the mainstream pedestrian trajectory prediction methods is compared in the dataset. finally, the challenges and development trend of pedestrian trajectory prediction at this stage are prospected. keywords: pedestrian trajectory prediction; automatic driving; deep learning; prediction method; neural network. 1. introduction with the rapid development of the global economy and the acceleration of urban processes, the global automotive industry is developing rapidly. global car ownership is expected to reach 2.5 billion vehicles by 2050. the popularity of automobiles brings convenience to people 's lives. at the same time, traffic congestion and frequent traffic accidents are also increasing, which brings great hidden dangers to driving safety. pedestrians and cyclists, as vulnerable groups among road traffic participants, are extremely vulnerable without any safety protection devices when participating in traffic activities. according to the data of china 's national bureau of statistics, the number of road vulnerable groups killed by traffic accidents in china accounts for 26 % of the total number of accidents every year. therefore, to further enhance road traffic safety and pedestrian safety, reduce casualties and property losses is the future we need to solve the problem. among them, improving the trajectory prediction of pedestrians crossing the street by autonomous vehicles is an important measure to avoid traffic accidents. understanding human motion is a key skill for the coexistence and interaction between intelligent systems and humans, which involves representation, perception and motion analysis. prediction plays an important role in human motion analysis. as time goes by, the model can predict scenes involving multiple agents and integrate this scene information in an active way, that is, to enhance the effects of active perception, predictive planning, model predictive control or human-computer interaction. therefore, in recent years, pedestrian trajectory prediction has been the focus of research in many fields, such as autonomous vehicles, service robots, intelligent transportation, command cities, etc. ensuring the safety of road users in traffic scenarios is a prerequisite for the widespread use of autonomous vehicles [1]. if the autonomous vehicle can accurately predict the location of the surrounding pedestrians in the traffic scene, it can avoid traffic accidents and ensure pedestrian safety. at present, there are three main difficulties in pedestrian crossing trajectory prediction. (1) as a more flexible participant in the traffic scene, it is a difficult task to accurately predict the future trajectory of pedestrians. however, by observing the trajectory of its historical moments, some advanced algorithms can be used to roughly predict the future trajectory of pedestrians. however, in actual traffic scenarios, compared with traffic participants such as vehicles, pedestrian movement is more flexible and can turn, stop and move at any time. it is difficult to establish a kinematic model suitable for pedestrians, and sometimes even drivers are difficult to predict the future trajectory of pedestrians. (2) in the actual traffic scene, the future movement of a pedestrian is not only dominated by personal will, but also by the surrounding traffic environment and the influence of the surrounding pedestrians (such as walking together, interaction, etc.). according to the research of moussaid m et al. [2], 70 % of pedestrians tend to walk together, and the accompanying pedestrians often interact in the same time and space. this interaction between pedestrians is very abstract and difficult to model accurately in the algorithm. (3) the realization of the conventional pedestrian trajectory prediction algorithm model is to find a function mapping from input to output. for the trajectory prediction model, it corresponds to the mapping between different sequences. the conventional model or training method is easy to make the model prediction result fall into a compromise state (the prediction result tends to predict a compromise trajectory). obviously, the conventional training model cannot effectively and accurately predict the pedestrian trajectory. due to the influence of pedestrian 's subjective intention and objective environment, the interaction between pedestrians and between pedestrians and the environment becomes complex and abstract. the traditional pedestrian trajectory prediction model has been unable to meet the interaction in responsible scenarios, and the environmental adaptability is poor, which limits the prediction performance of the model. with the development of deep learning, neural networks have made major breakthroughs in the fields of image recognition, classification, and tracking. its complete theoretical system and rich network models provide the necessary conditions for deep learning to be applied to the field of pedestrian trajectories. in particular, recurrent neural network (rnn), generative adversarial network (gan) and graph convolutional network (gcn) for sequence learning have become the main networks for pedestrian trajectory 69 prediction modeling. the high dynamics and randomness of pedestrian trajectories and the complex interaction with traffic environment agents make trajectory prediction challenging. however, it is still necessary to predict pedestrian trajectories for a long time, which has a great impact on the active planning and decision-making of autonomous vehicles. at present, the research on pedestrian trajectory prediction is increasing at home and abroad, and it is necessary to review the related technologies and literatures in this field. in this paper, the problem description, research development and problem processing flow of pedestrian trajectory prediction are sorted out, and the research progress of pedestrian trajectory prediction, especially the research results in recent years, is reviewed. the main contents of the article are as follows: part 1 introduces the current pedestrian trajectory prediction problem and leads to the common pedestrian trajectory prediction methods; in the second part, the existing trajectory prediction methods are classified, and the methods based on shallow learning and machine learning are briefly summarized. the advantages and disadvantages of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods based on different neural networks are compared. the third part introduces the current mainstream trajectory prediction public data set in the industry. after testing some trajectory prediction methods in the data set, the methods to obtain excellent test results are analyzed and compared. part 4 and 5 summarize the existing problems and future research directions of pedestrian trajectory prediction. the last part summarizes the full text. 2. related work 2.1. pedestrian trajectory prediction problem description the essence of the pedestrian trajectory prediction problem is to infer the location and possible state of the pedestrian in the future based on the pedestrian characteristic information and the environmental information. the problem can be regarded as a sequential decision problem, that is, through the historical trajectory of the pedestrian observed in the past, the historical information of the self-movement, etc., through the establishment of the model, the machine learns some rules generated by the behavior reasoning, the interaction with others, the influence of the surrounding environment, etc.[3,4]to understand the human movement in the complex environment, so as to predict the pedestrian's position coordinates and motion trajectory in the short time (such as 8s) in the future according to the trajectory of the pedestrian in the past time period. due to the complexity and uncertainty of pedestrianpedestrian and environment interaction, pedestrian trajectory prediction is difficult. traditional methods have conducted a series of studies on pedestrian interaction through social force model [5-8], multi-model method and mixed estimation [910], but the above methods have poor universality and have certain limitations. in recent years, with the development of deep learning, pattern-based methods can learn to fit different functions (such as neural networks) from data to learn human interaction perception, greatly improving the flexibility and generalization ability of the model. since the trajectory of pedestrians is not only affected by the surrounding pedestrians, but also by the scene environment, the methods based on scene interaction mainly include static obstacle avoidance method [11], map perception method [12] and semantic graph method [13-16], which can improve the prediction performance of pedestrian trajectory to a certain extent. specifically, the processing flow of typical pedestrian trajectory prediction problems includes: pre-dataset collection, dataset preprocessing and input, feature coding, extraction and aggregation, trajectory prediction visualization and prediction result output, as shown in figure 1. fig. 1 process of pedestrian trajectory prediction problem 2.2. introduction of pedestrian trajectory prediction method pedestrian trajectory prediction methods can be roughly divided into methods based on traditional probability prediction and methods based on deep learning. based on the traditional probability prediction method, the pedestrian prediction is transformed into a probability prediction problem. the pedestrian kinematics model is established to estimate the change of pedestrian motion state with time, so as to obtain the pedestrian trajectory results. nicolas schneider et al. [17] used dynamic bayesian network to determine the trajectory of pedestrians according to the head posture of pedestrians, the nearest collision point between pedestrians and vehicles, and the distance between pedestrians and roadsides when the scene is relatively certain, that is, pedestrians are ready to cross the road. qm raul et al. [18] extracted the three-dimensional time-related information of the key points of the pedestrian skeleton into a lowdimensional space based on the balanced gaussian process dynamics model (b-gpdms), and obtained multiple models of the four behaviors of pedestrian walking, stopping, starting and standing during use, and selected the most similar model to predict the future path, posture and intention of pedestrians. however, these methods cannot capture the complex and changeable motion characteristics and rich environmental characteristics of pedestrians in practical use, and are sensitive to input noise. they can only obtain the prediction results in a short time range, which has great problems in practical use. with the continuous development of deep learning, researchers began to introduce deep learning methods into pedestrian trajectory prediction tasks. at present, the common pedestrian trajectory prediction methods based on deep learning mainly include rnn-based pedestrian trajectory prediction, gan-based pedestrian trajectory prediction and gcn-based pedestrian trajectory prediction. pedestrian trajectory prediction based on rnn. the recurrent neural network rnn is the earliest model for pedestrian trajectory prediction. it determines the output by inputting and storing information in the historical network. through this feature, rnn can predict future values based on historical sequence information. it can be said that rnn is designed for sequence modeling and has a recursive organizational structure, showing strong modeling capabilities in time analysis and sequence learning. however, as the length of the time series increases, the shortcomings of rnn gradually emerge. rnn cannot achieve long-term memory of the data state, resulting in the network layer stopping learning. in terms of effectiveness, rnn will store all historical information in the network, which will lead to 70 gradient disappearance or gradient explosion in large networks during training. in terms of operating efficiency, because the current state of the rnn model depends on the hidden state of the previous moment, parallel processing cannot be realized, resulting in low training and reasoning speed of the model. in pedestrian trajectory prediction, a large number of network nodes and huge data sets are needed to train the network to improve the accuracy of prediction. therefore, the traditional rnn will not meet the needs of pedestrian trajectory prediction. however, researchers have developed related variants based on rnn networks, such as long short-term memory networks (lstm) and gate cycle units (grus), which regulate the flow and selection of information through gating mechanisms to solve the problem of information transmission in long sequences. in the field of pedestrian trajectory prediction, the above variant methods have focused on rnn research and achieved remarkable success [19-22]. pedestrian trajectory prediction based on gcn. the graph convolutional neural network gcn is a method that can perform deep learning on graph data by using the edge and node data of the graph as input for learning and training. although rnn has significant sequence modeling ability, it lacks intuitive high-level spatio-temporal structure. in the field of pedestrian trajectory prediction, the number of pedestrians is uncertain, and the interaction between pedestrians is irregular. the graph structure is a natural method to represent the interaction between pedestrians. it is more intuitive and effective than the rnn method based on aggregation. gcn has a great effect on graph data processing in non-euclidean space [23]. its core idea is to map nodes or edges in graph structure to vector space through deep learning methods, and then perform clustering and classification. at present, many methods [24-26] take graph structure as the basic component. these methods usually represent pedestrians as nodes, use their interactions as connections, and combine deep sequence models such as long short-term memory networks for modeling. [27] by adding spatiotemporal data to pedestrian trajectory prediction, gcn can understand pedestrian behavior and accelerate the modeling progress of social interaction. therefore, gcn has great application prospects in trajectory prediction, but there are still some problems such as shallow network, unstable structure and weak adaptive ability. pedestrian trajectory prediction based on gan. the generative adversarial network gan is a deep learning model of unsupervised learning. the gan network overcomes the difficulty of calculating the generation probability by the game between the generation model and the discriminant model. adding gan network to pedestrian trajectory prediction can solve the defect that only one ' optimal ' trajectory can be predicted in the past. the network can predict multiple feasible trajectories and further optimize the prediction accuracy through game theory. at the same time, drawing on the successful experience of gan network in the fields of super-resolution, image conversion and image synthesis, the trajectory sampler [28] combines the gan input random vector with the hidden representation of other pedestrian trajectories to deal with the interaction between all observed pedestrians. however, the neural network based on gan model is prone to problems such as slow convergence and mode collapse. 3. comparison of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods since the 1990s, a large number of trajectory prediction networks based on shallow learning have been proposed. these models have high requirements on the calculation examples of computing equipment, and lack unified evaluation criteria. the quality of the data sets used to test the model is also uneven. therefore, there is little review of trajectory prediction models based on shallow learning. in recent years, machine learning technology, especially deep learning technology, has gradually emerged. due to the excellent performance of recurrent neural network in processing time series data, time series prediction models based on recurrent neural network emerge in endlessly. the following will classify and summarize the main pedestrian trajectory prediction methods at home and abroad. according to the modeling method of the prediction model, pedestrian trajectory prediction methods are roughly divided into trajectory prediction methods based on shallow learning and trajectory prediction methods based on deep learning. among them, the kinematics-based method in shallow learning is the first to be applied in the field of trajectory prediction. such methods generally need to model the kinematic characteristics (speed, position and angular velocity, etc.) of pedestrians and combine them with bayesian filters, markov networks or bayesian networks to propagate the current state to the future state for prediction. according to whether the interaction between pedestrians is considered, the trajectory prediction model based on deep learning can be divided into single trajectory prediction model and interactive trajectory prediction model. according to whether to generate deterministic pedestrian trajectory, it can be divided into deterministic trajectory prediction model and acceptable trajectory prediction model. with the introduction and optimization of the model, the current trajectory prediction method based on deep learning tends to be modular, the information that needs to be considered and utilized is gradually improved, and the accuracy and real-time performance of the prediction are gradually improved. the classification of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods is shown in figure 2. fig. 2 classification of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods 3.1. trajectory prediction method based on shallow learning the initial trajectory prediction method was to combine the basic kinematic model with the bayesian filter and its extensions to propagate the current state to the future state [29]. schneider et al. [30] compared the method based on a single kinematic model with the method based on multimodel interaction. the results show that the method based on multi-model interaction can reduce the lateral position estimation error of 30 cm during maneuvering. however, because the model assumes of constant speed, it also makes it difficult for the model based on bayesian filter to capture the 71 switching dynamics of pedestrians, and the number of data sets and motion types used for testing are limited, which is not enough to support the establishment and prediction of more complex motion models. pavlovic et al. [31] used the switched linear dynamic system (slds) model [32] to describe nonlinear and time-varying dynamics. the model is based on a markov chain for probability transfer, and switches between multiple linear kinematic models to predict nonlinear motion in the actual situation. however, the motion feature information based on this model is sometimes insufficient to support the model to switch states, and its effect is limited for some more complex motion models. it is necessary to build larger motion capture data sets to meet the accuracy requirements of complex motion model testing. kooij et al. [33] established a context based dynamic bayesian network (dbn) model for pedestrian path prediction. this model combines the context information (pedestrian head direction, emergency degree and environmental space layout) as the potential state to the top of the slds model, so as to control the switching state of the slds model. compared with the slds model only, this model can make more accurate predictions. however, both slds model-based prediction methods and dbn modelbased prediction methods always require a lot of calculation in the process of model prediction reasoning and mathematical model building, which is a huge computing power consumption for computing equipment, and cannot well reflect additional scenes (such as traffic lights, crosswalks) and basic motion types (such as turning) based on slds model. helbing et al. [34] proposed an attractive and repulsive pedestrian motion model, called the social force model. this model is widely used in robotics and activity understanding [35]. alahi et al. [36] proposed presenting social affinity features by learning their relative position from pedestrian trajectories in a crowd, while yi et al. [37] proposed using human attributes to improve predictions in a crowd. with the rapid development of machine learning, kinematics-based methods use some machine learning-based tracking algorithms to improve tracking and prediction when making predictions, such as kalman filter (kf), markov model (mm) and gaussian process [38] (gp). the advantage of the kf model is that it can effectively process the trajectory data of noise-free points when dealing with the pedestrian trajectory prediction problem, and has high prediction accuracy in a short time. on the contrary, the prediction error for a long time is large, and the model complexity is high, which seriously affects the prediction accuracy. the kf model becomes more sensitive with the increase of noise, and the prediction accuracy is approximately linearly reduced. the mm has a good effect on the state prediction of pedestrian movement process, but it is sensitive to the fluctuation of pedestrian trajectory and is not suitable for medium and long-term pedestrian trajectory prediction. the first-order mm only considers the influence of the current pedestrian trajectory point on the future trajectory point, and the data information of the historical trajectory point cannot be used as much as possible, while the high-order mm greatly increases the complexity of the model calculation. the gp model provides a non-parametric model for probability prediction by assuming that the latent variables obey the gaussian distribution. the trajectory predicted based on the gp model is learned from the historical trajectory data [39], and the uncertainty involved in the trajectory modeling of line prediction is clarified by specifying an appropriate kernel function in the gp model. gp model can effectively predict the trajectory data with noise points, and avoid the lack of discrete nature of trajectory data, and effectively express the statistical characteristics of pedestrian trajectory distribution. in summary, the trajectory prediction method based on shallow learning has achieved some results in the early stage and contributed to the development of pedestrian trajectory prediction. however, due to the limitations of kinematicsbased methods, insufficient extraction of motion feature information, lack of specific scene information, and complexity of model construction, there is a big gap between the final prediction effect and the actual situation. it is difficult for traditional methods to accurately predict more complex pedestrian motion models and scenes. 3.2. trajectory prediction method based on deep learning trajectory prediction methods based on shallow learning require complex and rigorous modeling of the model, while trajectory prediction methods based on deep learning generally do not need to assume a fixed mathematical model, and their networks can learn more reasonable mapping relationships with large-scale data sets. in recent years, with the rise of deep learning, a variety of models for processing time series data have been proposed, making trajectory prediction algorithms based on neural networks popular, and the prediction effect of these algorithms has been greatly improved compared with traditional algorithms. trajectory prediction methods based on deep learning mainly include three types: trajectory prediction method based on rnn, trajectory prediction method based on gan and trajectory prediction method based on gcn. 3.2.1. trajectory prediction method based on rnn the rnn encodes the incoming sequence data into a fixedsize hidden representation, and then uses another rnn to decode the hidden representation to generate a sequential time representation of the output. although lstm has the ability to learn and replicate long sequences, they cannot capture dependencies between multiple related sequences. to this end, the social pooling layer of s-lstm [20] was proposed to heuristically aggregate the information of neighborhood pedestrians. s-lstm is the first application of recurrent neural networks to simulate human-to-human interaction in crowded scenes and has become a baseline for pedestrian trajectory prediction. the comparison of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods based on rnn is shown in table 1. according to the way of obtaining neighbor information, the prediction model can be divided into models based on current results (speed, location, etc.) [13,22,40-41] and models based on previous states [13,20,40-41,42-46]. in order to distinguish the importance of neighbors around pedestrians, some rnn-based pedestrian trajectory prediction methods use the attention mechanism to provide different ways for calculating the weights of neighbors. for example, the soft attention score is calculated based on the hidden state, and the pairwise speed correlation is calculated [42, 45], using an attention model that combines ' soft attention ' and ' hard attention '. based on lstm 's position-velocity-timeattention model [47], two temporal attention mechanisms are designed to calculate the hidden state vectors of the position and velocity lstm layers. the application of attention mechanism enhances the interaction between pedestrians and improves the credibility of trajectory prediction. the rnn 72 based model has the problems of gradient disappearance and difficulty in expansion during training. many predictions work combines convolutional neural network (cnn), which confirms that cnn is competitive in trajectory prediction. however, it cannot simulate spatial interaction between pedestrians. in addition, some models combine rnn with other structures. for example, the gaussian process [48] is combined to predict the complete distribution of pedestrian future trajectories. due to the uncertainty of the future, cgns [46] used gru to infer from the perspective of probability and proposed feasible hypotheses. table 1. comparison of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods based on rnn method advantage shortcoming research direction loss function ss-lstm [19] scene layout lack of interaction attention mechanism mean square error s-lstm [20] social pooling local interaction interactive optimization negative logarithmic likelihood st-lstm [21] spatiotemporal recursion loss of interaction perceptual interaction negative logarithmic likelihood sr-lstm [22] refinement of intention data deviation strong adaptability mean square error desire [40] inverse optimal control spatial constraints social association cross entropy regression s-attention [41] social attention maintain the whole drawing optimize promotion negative logarithmic likelihood mx-lstm [42] joint forecasting narrow promotion enrich the scene negative logarithmic likelihood sns-lstm [43] multimode input pay attention to average application promotion negative logarithmic likelihood varshneya[44] extent pooling various parameters multi class objects negative logarithmic likelihood fernando [45] soft and hard attention local interaction domain expansion mean square error 3.2.2. prediction method based on gan gan-based pedestrian trajectory prediction method introduces the idea of confrontation into the task of pedestrian trajectory prediction by combining sequence prediction model and gan network, showing the sample space of all possible solutions. the application of gan network overcomes the shortcomings of most previous methods based on optimizing the distance between pedestrians and predicting only one trajectory. in the process of generating discrimination, the gan network is prone to non-differentiable operations. in order to overcome this limitation, s-gan extends social pooling into a multi-layer perceptron network, predicting multiple socially acceptable trajectories for pedestrians. however, s-gan is not only simple in modeling pedestrian interaction, but also does not make full use of the deep interaction information of pedestrians. to this end, the subsequent methods explore the influencing factors of pedestrian trajectory by using attention mechanism [13,49-51], increasing scene interaction [13,5254], feasibility constraints [46], etc. s-gan and sophie are single behavior patterns with high variance, which are limited by social behavior and cannot learn the real multimodal distribution of pedestrians. to this end, a graph-based generative adversarial network social-bigat[51] was proposed to construct a generative model for learning multimodal trajectory distributions. since the gan network is prone to mode collapse and fall, info-gan in social ways [55] can better improve multimodal pedestrian trajectory prediction and avoid these problems. gan-based methods usually deal with future uncertainty by sampling a latent variable. previous studies have rarely discussed these latent variables in depth. tppo [56] designed a latent variable prediction model to estimate the distribution of latent variables from observations and real trajectories, and achieved excellent prediction performance. the pedestrian trajectory prediction method proposed above is mainly to learn and predict in two-dimensional image space. since human motion occurs in the three-dimensional world, experiments prove that [57] is more effective in learning and predicting pedestrian trajectories in three-dimensional space, which also provides a new direction for the promotion and application of gan network in the field of trajectory prediction. the comparison of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods based on gan is shown in table 2. l2 is the least square error and kl is the relative entropy. table 2. comparison of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods based on gan method advantage shortcoming research direction loss function sophie[13] semantic scenario manual sorting flexible performance l2+confrontation s-gan [28] reasonable and diverse slow sampling enrichment mode l2+confrontation gcans [46] probability distribution complex and changeable wide application type reconstruction+confrontation+kl zhiyuan zhang [49] rich features insufficient generalization scene interaction l2+confrontation yasheng sun [50] social attention time cost information fusion l2+confrontation stg-gan [52] global interaction inter graph disassociation optimize and expand l2+confrontation sun [54] reciprocal constraint slow fitting application promotion confrontation+reciprocity social ways [55] multimode distribution application restrictions decision optimization countermeasure+information tppo [56] potential variables poor reliability improve control l2+confrontation+kl zhong [57] 3d space high complexity generalization performance l2+confrontation 3.2.3. prediction method based on gcn (1) trajectory prediction based on space-time graph. based on the wide application of graph convolutional networks in behavior recognition [58], traffic prediction [59], demand prediction [60], etc., many studies have tried to apply spatiotemporal graphs [61,52,60-65] to pedestrian trajectory prediction tasks and achieved good prediction performance. 73 the spatio-temporal map in the prediction task can be divided into two dimensions: space and time. the space dimension models the interaction between the target pedestrian and its neighbors, while the time dimension models the historical trajectory of the pedestrian. some methods are extended on this basis. for example, recursive social behavior graph [25] recursively updates individual features within the interaction range to enhance the interaction relationship. zhang et al. [22] dynamically constructed a directed social graph in the direction of position and speed to effectively capture the interaction behavior of pedestrians. star [65] processed the spatio-temporal modeling of graphs based on the enhanced attention mechanism of transformer structure. liang et al. [24] designed rnn on the spatial graph to encode the inductive bias of pedestrian motion patterns. however, these graph network-based prediction methods do not have multimodal modeling capabilities. for this reason, ivanovic et al. [61] demonstrated a highly multimodal multi-person scenario that guarantees performance in trajectory prediction modeling. since these methods introduce a graph at each time step, they can handle graphs that change between prediction steps. however, this is only an implicit ability to handle dynamic edges and cannot explicitly handle dynamic nodes and edges. (2) trajectory prediction based on graph attention mechanism. pedestrian trajectories are often affected by surrounding pedestrians and their obstacles (buildings, sidewalks, grasslands, etc.), which may change or limit human activities. therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the factors that have great influence on pedestrian trajectory prediction. in order to capture the interaction between pedestrians and neighbors, some methods calculate the influence factor of pedestrians according to the distance between pedestrians [19,28]. when aggregating the interaction behavior of modeling, they are encoded by pooling, symmetric function or geometric relationship, which is neither intuitive nor direct, and cannot fully interpret the interaction between pedestrians. graph attention network (gat) uses soft attention or shift mechanism to distinguish the importance of neighbors, and realizes effective weighted message passing between nodes and better group understanding. trajectory prediction based on graph attention network [51,60,62-65] by capturing the importance of the surrounding pedestrians to the target pedestrians, it breaks the order dependence of the rnn network and provides a more intuitive method for reproducing the topology of pedestrians in the shared space. however, most of the existing methods are based on the study of the spatial and temporal characteristics of the trajectory. the spatial information representation is single, ignoring the deep motion characteristics in the process of pedestrian movement, such as motion speed, motion direction, motion state, etc., and this multi-feature information is more in line with the real scene. pedestrian motion state has more application value. the comparison of gcn-based pedestrian trajectory prediction methods is shown in table 3. table 3. comparison of pedestrian trajectory prediction methods based on gcn method advantage shortcoming research direction loss function rsgb [25] supervised recursion insufficient interaction scene interaction index l2 zhang [49] time light code poor stability intertextuality reconstruction+ kl s-bigat[51] multimodal trajectory insufficient features deep interaction reconstruction+confrontation+kl+l2+classification stgat [60] serial gat simplify interaction supervisory attention l2 loss ivanovic [61] multi model and multi person computing overhead building dynamic map negative logarithmic likelihood s-stgcnn [62] application of graph time domain independence application expansion negative logarithmic likelihood graphtcn[63] gating adaptation single feature lack of flexibility ade loss haddad [64] dynamic static interaction local interaction type promotion negative logarithmic likelihood star [65] novel framework scene missing application promotion mean square error 4. data set and performance comparison 4.1. data set introduction in the pedestrian trajectory prediction method based on depth learning, the data sets involved mainly include eth/ucy, sdd, dut, actev/virat, town center, pets09s2, edinburgh, interaction, dut and the data sets of osaki station, grand central and cuhk for crowded scenes. the eth and ucy combined data set is a widely used public dataset for evaluating pedestrian trajectory prediction methods. the data set include the global trajectory coordinates of pedestrians in various types of social interaction scenarios. these data sets include the trajectory coordinates of pedestrian interaction, nonlinear trajectory, collision avoidance, standing and group pedestrians, etc., as well as five unique outdoor environment information recorded from the fixed top view. table 4 shows the detailed introduction of eth/ucy data set. table 4. eth/ucy dataset scene frames people groups obstacles eth 1448 360 243 44 hotel 1168 390 326 25 univ 541 434 297 16 zara1 866 148 91 34 zara1 1052 204 140 34 the sdd data set is a video shot by robicquet a et al. [66] using uavs over the stanford university campus from an 74 overhead perspective, covering 20 different scenes, which involve both dynamic objects and the coordinate positions of static obstacles and objects; actev/virat dataset is a public dataset for behavior detection, involving 12 scenarios. the total duration of the video is more than 12h, and the video contains rich annotations, which can last up to 4.5h. the town center dataset (1 video), the pets09s2 dataset (3 videos), and the grand central dataset (1 video) were originally used for target tracking and crowd behavior analysis. these three datasets have a short video time, but they contain a lot of social interaction. the edinburgh data set is the pedestrian movement track collected on the information forum of edinburgh university. the collection time lasts for several months, including 92000 tracks in total. the interaction data set is jointly collected by uav and vehicle mounted lidar, and the observation track is obtained through visual inspection technology. the dut dataset includes the sections with typical mixed traffic characteristics in the main campus of dalian university of technology acquired through aerial photography, including 17 intersection scene clips and 11 roundabout scene clips, including 1793 tracks in total. the osaki station data set is the trajectory data collected in osaka station, tokyo, japan, using two-dimensional laser sensors. the laser sensors can also accurately obtain the position of pedestrians in groups when pedestrians block each other. cuhk dataset is a crowd dataset with different density and different angles shot in many scenes, including real track, group status, crowd video classification, etc. 4.2. evaluation index as a subproblem of the prediction problem, pedestrian trajectory prediction is essentially a sequence generation problem. the input sequence of the problem corresponds to all the observed pedestrian positions, and the output sequence represents the position of the pedestrian in the future. assuming that at any time t, the number of pedestrians is n, the actual position of pedestrian i in the scene is expressed as (xit,yit), the position sequence of all pedestrians from time t=1 to t=tobs (obs represents the length of observation sequence), then the observation time t=tobs+1 to t=tobs+pred (pred represents the length of prediction sequence), and the prediction position of all pedestrians (xipt,yipt). when evaluating the performance of trajectory prediction methods, the average displacement error (ade) and the final displacement error (fde) are usually used to predict and evaluate the trajectory of agents in each scene. (1) ade ade refers to the average european distance difference between the real track and the predicted track position sequence of each pedestrian in each time step, which is used to evaluate the overall performance of the prediction process, as shown in formula (1). 𝐴𝐷𝐸 = 1 𝑛 ∑ 1 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑 𝑛 𝑖=1 ∑ √(𝑥𝑖 𝑇 − 𝑥𝑖𝑝 𝑇 )2 + (𝑦𝑖 𝑇 − 𝑦𝑖𝑝 𝑇 )2 𝑇𝑜𝑏𝑠+𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑 𝑇=𝑇𝑜𝑏𝑠+1 (2) fde fde refers to the average euclidean distance difference between the real track and the predicted track of each pedestrian at the destination, as shown in formula (2). 𝐹𝐷𝐸 = 1 𝑛 ∑√(𝑥 𝑖 𝑇𝑜𝑏𝑠+𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑 − 𝑥 𝑖𝑝 𝑇𝑜𝑏𝑠+𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑)2 + (𝑦 𝑖 𝑇𝑜𝑏𝑠+𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑 − 𝑦 𝑖𝑝 𝑇𝑜𝑏𝑠+𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑)2 𝑛 𝑖=1 4.3. performance comparison at present, eth and ucy datasets are widely used in the field of pedestrian trajectory prediction. although many data sets for trajectory prediction also appeared in the later stage, due to the relatively late appearance of these data sets, the validation of some early published trajectory prediction methods on these data sets lacks sufficient experimental data, so it is difficult to accurately test the effectiveness of these data sets. therefore, this paper only compares the performance of models based on eth and ucy data sets. table 5 shows the performance of some methods mentioned in this article on eth and ucy datasets. it can be seen from table 5 that the trajectory prediction method based on deep learning has better effect, and the recognition accuracy is much higher than that based on traditional shallow learning method, which shows extremely excellent performance in eth and ucy data sets. with the development of generative network and graph based neural network technology and the combination of these two networks and various semantic scene information, the test performance of many trajectory prediction methods on the public data set is increasingly excellent. among them, the learning method based on generative countermeasure network represented by social ways has more significant performance and relatively high recognition rate. the ade value and fde value of social ways method reach 0.45 and 0.81 respectively, the performance of the proposed method is greatly improved. it can also be found that the trajectory prediction methods based on graph networks (gat, stgat, social bigat, tpnet-20, social stgcnn) are developing rapidly. when s-rnn was proposed, the performance of srnn was only 50% of that based on lstm. however, with the improvement of graph models and the application of gcn and gat models, the prediction accuracy of trajectory prediction methods based on graph networks was also improved, its prediction effect has exceeded the trajectory prediction method based on the generative network, and the prediction accuracy is more than 50% higher than s-lstm. in a word, by reasonably designing the network structure and loss function, the trajectory prediction method based on deep learning can relatively accurately predict the next trajectories of travelers, and can better establish the basic framework of trajectory prediction task. problems and challenges in pedestrian trajectory prediction in recent years, although significant achievements have been made in pedestrian trajectory prediction methods, there are still some problems. the prediction algorithm is not adaptable to the environment. existing social perception methods assume that all observed pedestrian behaviors are similar, and their movements can be predicted with the same model and characteristics, and the capture and reasoning of high-level social attributes are not strong. most models are designed for specific scenes, tasks, or motions. these methods perform well when the spatial structure is specific and the motion mode is fixed, for example, when the motion mode is significant in the environment and the spatial structure and pedestrian target are known, but the performance is poor in undefined and changing situations. the interaction lacks interpretability. when training the network model, the data used are objectively measurable data, which cannot accurately grasp the pedestrian movement intention, and lack of data that rely on human subjective judgment to train the algorithm. some models have made 75 some attempts to use head posture [42] in combination with pedestrian behavior prediction [24], but the way to obtain data is single, and there is little research on the subjective intentions of pedestrians. therefore, the current model is still dependent on data-driven because of its lack of interpretability for calculated interactions. the dynamic graph lacks time sequence correlation. in the network architecture based on graph structure, in the process of building dynamic graph in time sequence, there is a lack of tracking and updating of relevant information of targets at different times. that is, the model can clearly obtain the position of the target (such as obstacles) at each time point, but the current algorithm does not associate the target in time sequence, and the network cannot understand the corresponding relationship between the two-time targets, which reduces the interaction performance and leads to the instability of the graph network structure. the understanding of semantic scenarios is not deep enough. the semantic understanding of scenes is to enable computers, like human brains, to correctly understand natural scenes and content. many existing models or methods are limited to a small range of context information modeling, and can only learn local features, resulting in the semantic understanding of the scene is hindered. 5. future outlook of pedestrian trajectory prediction learn and summarize various algorithms to improve the adaptability of the model. pay attention to transfer learning and method promotion, and combine the different advantages of multiple prediction frameworks to achieve more reliable prediction. in the new environment, learn inductive models, mine and reason pedestrian motion patterns and collision avoidance rules and norms. at the same time, the prediction and control are combined to improve the overall robustness of the system. enhance context feature analysis and deeply understand semantic scenarios. the combination of context and surrounding environment can realize long-term prediction and help to explain pedestrian's motion intention. however, the context understanding of dynamic and static environment features and their semantics is still an unexplored field for better trajectory prediction. for scene understanding, it is necessary to make full use of the global context information and high-level semantic features to describe the scene content for the limitations of local context and other issues. expand access to data and enhance data fusion. combined with the functional application of cameras, laser radars and other hardware sensors, data fusion is completed in cascade. through software recognition algorithm or face recognition technology, accurately identify pedestrian posture, judge the subjective intention of pedestrians, and enhance the interpretability of the model, so as to make the perception and decision-making of the model more effective. table 5. performance of each trajectory prediction method on eth and ucy data set method reference evaluating indicator (ade/fde) eth hotel univ zara1 zara2 average sophie [13] 0.70/1.44 0.76/1.68 0.54/1.24 0.30/0.64 0.38/0.78 0.54/1.15 s-lstm [20] 1.09/2.35 0.79/1.76 0.67/1.42 0.47/1.02 0.56/1.18 0.72/1.56 sr-lstm [22] 1.05/2.21 0.81/1.68 0.71/1.45 0.47/1.02 0.64/1.25 0.74/1.52 s-attention [41] 3.62/4.71 0.79/1.44 1.30/2.66 0.95/2.06 1.02/2.14 1.53/3.53 mx-lstm [42] 1.05/2.22 0.81/1.68 0.71/1.46 0.47/1.03 0.64/1.26 0.74/1.53 s-gan [28] 0.82/1.52 0.72/1.62 0.61/1.25 0.34/0.70 0.42/0.84 0.58/1.18 s-rnn [30] 2.72/4.60 0.85/1.35 1.05/2.23 1.61/3.52 1.45/3.01 1.53/2.94 stg-gan [52] 0.64/1.12 0.79/0.85 0.45/0.78 0.34/0.54 0.31/0.48 0.44/0.75 linear [43] 1.33/2.94 0.39/0.72 0.82/1.59 0.62/1.21 0.77/1.48 0.78/1.57 social ways [55] 0.39/0.63 0.39/0.66 0.55/1.32 0.44/0.64 0.52/0.94 0.46/0.82 gat [47] 0.68/1.30 0.68/1.41 0.57/1.31 0.29/0.60 0.37/0.76 0.52/1.08 socialbigat [51] 0.69/1.31 0.49/1.02 0.55/1.33 0.31/0.62 0.36/0.75 0.48/1.02 stgat [54] 0.71/1.36 0.37/0.65 0.59/1.23 0.35/0.69 0.32/0.66 0.47/0.95 tppo [56] 0.84/1.74 0.24/0.47 0.42/0.95 0.34/0.76 0.26/0.61 0.42/0.90 next [60] 0.64/1.12 0.79/0.86 0.44/0.78 0.34/0.53 0.31/0.48 0.44/0.76 6. conclusion in recent years, with the progress of science and technology, the research of pedestrian trajectory 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each method is systematically summarized. keywords: epileptic eeg; feature extraction; frequency domain; nonlinear mechanics. 1. introduction eeg signaling is a reflection of the overall effect of electrical activity in nerve cells in the brain, and is a kind of physiological signal. eeg is a time-varying, non-stationary signal with a very weak amplitude, about 50uv. epilepsy is a non-contagious chronic disease of the brain. according to the world health organization (data as of february 9, 2022), epilepsy affects approximately 65 million people worldwide, as many as 10% of people experience at least one seizure in their lifetime, and at a given time, the proportion of the general population with active epilepsy (i.e., persistent seizures or need treatment) is estimated to be 4 to 10 per 1000 people. eeg is one of the most important and accurate tests in the field of epilepsy diagnosis and treatment, which can determine whether the patient's condition is a seizure through the characteristics of the eeg, but also determine the type of seizure, judge the epilepsy syndrome, and also help to find the predisposing factors of epilepsy. when researchers conduct relevant research on eeg, they usually preprocess it first and extract its features for model training. for eeg signals, which are physiological time-domain signals, the direction of extracting their characteristics is roughly four kinds of timedomain analysis, frequency-domain analysis, time-frequency analysis, and nonlinear dynamics. feature extraction is part of feature engineering, and features are mined and then put into machine learning or deep learning classifiers. the classification process is shown in figure 1. fig. 1 classification of epileptic electroencephalogram 2. feature extraction method 2.1. time-domain analysis eeg signals are essentially a time-series signal, and time domain analysis focuses on how the eeg voltage amplitude changes over time. the method of time domain analysis mainly extracts the time domain waveform characteristics of the signal in the time domain, such as waveform analysis, analysis of variance, amplitude peak detection, etc. the advantage of time domain analysis is that the physical meaning is clear, with strong intuitiveness, simple and fast calculation; the disadvantage is that time domain analysis is not sufficient to fully reflect the information contained in eeg signals. in 1982, gotman calculated and extracted the time domain characteristics such as peak amplitude, mean duration, slope, and coefficient of variation of epileptic eeg, and proposed an automatic detection method for epileptic seizures based on eeg signals. 2.2. frequency-domain analysis. the main idea of the frequency domain analysis method is to convert the eeg signal from the time domain to the frequency domain through methods such as fourier variation, and extract the frequency domain characteristics. after the frequency domain transformation, the medical community generally believes that there are at least 5 different brain waves in the eeg signals, which are arranged in order of frequency from low to high: delta(δ), theta(θ), alpha(α), beta(β), gamma(γ), as shown in table 1. table 1. three scheme comparing brain wave frequency (hz) voltage(μv) delta(δ) 1-4 10-20 theta(θ) 4-8 20-150 alpha(α) 8-12 20-100 beta(β) 12-30 5-20 gamma(γ) 30-50 < 2 power spectrum analysis is a common frequency domain analysis method, the main idea is to calculate the energy of the signal in the frequency domain, and produce a power spectrum that can reflect the change of signal power with frequency in the unit frequency band. the periodic graph method is a common way of calculating the power spectral density, and the calculation formula for the power spectral density 𝑃𝑆𝐷(𝑥) of the eeg signal 𝑥(𝑛) is 𝑃𝑆𝐷(𝑥) = 𝑈2(𝑘)/𝑁 ,and 𝑈(𝑘) = ∑ 𝑥(𝑛)𝑊𝑁 𝑘𝑛𝑁−1 𝑛=0 ,𝑁 is the period of 𝑈(𝑘) ,and 𝑊𝑁 = 𝑒−𝑗2𝜋/𝑁 , 𝑘 = 0,1, … , 𝑁 − 1 . wagh et al. extracted the power spectral density characteristics of epilepsy eeg and put it into the epilepsy eeg automatic classification model based on graph convolutional neural network, and achieved good results. yunyuan gao et al. proposed a deep learning-based method for classifying epilepsy eeg signals. this method first 6 converts the epilepsy eeg signal into a power spectrum density energy map (psdes), then automatically extracts features from psdes using deep convolutional neural networks and transfer learning, and finally performs epilepsy classification. 2.3. joint time-frequency domain analysis. eeg signals have the characteristics of non-stationary and randomness, and the fourier transform cannot provide eeg information in both the time domain and the frequency domain, so the application of frequency domain analysis methods based on the fourier transform is limited. to address this drawback, time-frequency analysis was proposed. the time-frequency analysis method can accurately reflect the local time-varying frequency characteristics of the signal, map the one-dimensional time-domain signal to the twodimensional time-frequency plane, and describe the energy density and intensity of the signal at different times and frequencies by designing the combined function of time and frequency. common time-frequency analysis methods are short-term fourier transform, wavelet variation, and wavelet packet transform. unlike stft, which natches by windowing the fourier transform, wavelet analysis directly replaces the infinitely long trigonometric function basis of the fourier transform with a finitely long wavelet basis function that decays with frequency, transforming the original function or signal from function space to scale and displacement space. the discrete wavelet transforms of signal a can be defined as: 𝑊𝑇𝑓(𝑗, 𝑘) = 𝐶𝑊𝑇(2−𝑗 , 𝑘2−𝑗) = ∫ 𝑓(𝑡) ∗ 2 𝑗 2𝜓(2𝑗𝑡 − 𝑘)𝑑𝑡 ∞ −∞ = ∫ 𝑓(𝑡) ∗ 𝜓𝑗,𝑘(𝑡)𝑑𝑡 ∞ −∞ = 〈𝑓(𝑡),𝜓𝑗,𝑘(𝑡)〉 (1) based on the theory of wavelet analysis, wavelet packet transform (wpt) adaptively selects the best basis function according to the characteristics of the analyzed signal and matches it to the signal to improve the analysis ability of the signal. the wavelet transform only further decomposes the low-frequency part of the signal, while the wpt decomposes both the low-frequency part of the signal and the highfrequency part of the signal. the decomposition process of a three-layer wavelet decomposition tree and a wavelet packet decomposition tree is shown in figure 2. s is the original signal, a is the low-frequency signal, and d is the highfrequency signal, and the number of layers is numerically indicated. acharya et al. decompose eeg into subband signals through wft, and input the higher-order accumulation of subband signals into the model as eeg features to complete classification detection. in 2007, abdulhamit subasi et al. used the discrete wavelet transform to decompose the frequency subband of eeg signals. these subband frequencies are then used as inputs to the me network. fig. 2 diagram of three-level wavelet decomposition tree and wavelet packet decomposition tree 2.4. nonlinear dynamic analysis. nonlinear dynamical system refers to a system in which the state and output variables of the system cannot be described by linear relations under the influence of external conditions. in recent years, a growing body of research has shown that the brain is a complex, nonlinear chaotic system in which eeg signals can be seen as their output. approximate entropy is a nonlinear kinetic indicator used to measure the regularity and unpredictability of time-series fluctuations, proposed by pincus design in 1991. it uses a nonnegative number to represent the complexity of a time series, reflecting the likelihood that new information will occur in the time series, and the more complex the time series corresponds to the greater the approximate entropy. the calculation process of approximate entropy is shown in equation (2). 𝐴𝑝𝐸𝑛 = φ𝑚(𝑡) − φ𝑚+1(𝑡) (2) a time series [𝑋(𝑖), 𝑖 = 1,2, … , 𝑛] take 𝑀 as the window size and divide 𝑋(𝑖) into 𝑘 = 𝑛 − 𝑚 + 1 sequences. φ𝑚(𝑡) = 1 𝑛−𝑚+1 ∑ 𝑙𝑛𝐶𝑖 𝑚(𝑡)𝑛−𝑚+1 𝑖=1 represents the logarithmic mean of the ratio of the distance between these sequences and all 𝑘 sequences greater than the threshold to the total number. richman and moornan found that approximate entropy lacked relative consistency and relied heavily on record length, with lower than expected consistency for short records. therefore, they proposed sample entropy based on approximate entropy as an improved time series complexity measurement method. sample entropy has two advantages over approximate entropy: the calculation of sample entropy is independent of data length and has better consistency, eliminating self-matching and the algorithm is simpler, requiring only about half the time to calculate. the lower the value of the sample entropy, the higher the sequence selfsimilarity; the larger the value of the sample entropy, the more complex the sample sequence. yuedong song et al. proposed an automatic epilepsy detection model with approximate entropy and sample entropy as the characteristics of eeg signals. 3. summary epilepsy eeg research has always been a hot spot and difficulty in the industry, because the eeg acquisition process mostly uses non-invasive acquisition methods, and the collection process is susceptible to interference from the external environment, resulting in a lot of noise collected eeg data, therefore, on the basis of data preprocessing, the extraction of eeg features is particularly important, only by mining more representative features, the model can produce better results. in this paper, the four dimensions of time domain analysis, frequency domain analysis, time frequency analysis and nonlinear kinetic analysis are reviewed for feature extraction, with the purpose of summarizing and prospecting the research content and possibilities of epilepsy eeg feature extraction, and providing new ideas for clinical epilepsy diagnosis and treatment. references [1] information on: {"https://www.who.int/zh/news-room/factsheets/detail/epilepsy"}. 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[9] song y, crowcroft j, zhang j. automatic epileptic seizure detection in eegs based on optimized sample entropy and extreme learning machine[j]. journal of neuroscience methods, 2012, 210(2): 132-146. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 83 small pedestrian target detection based on yolov5 ziyi zhang 1, xuewen ding 1,2, * 1 school of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china 2 tianjin yunzhitong technology co., ltd., tianjin 300350, china * corresponding author: xuewen ding (email: dingxw1@126.com) abstract: yolov5s is the network with the smallest depth and feature map width and the fastest image inference, but when applied to small pedestrian target detection in complex scenes, the detection still suffers from wrong and missed detections. to address this problem, an improved model based on yolov5s is proposed with the addition of a new convolutional neural module, spd-conv, which improves the accuracy of the network in detection tasks of low-resolution images or smaller objects. the improved yolov5s-spd model obtained better detection results compared with the original network model, with an average accuracy improvement of 3.9% and an increase in map value of about 9.9%. keywords: yolov5s; pedestrian detection; yolov5s-spd; small pedestrian target. 1. introduction target detection is a hot research topic in the field of machine vision [1], and pedestrian detection [2], which is one of the important components of the target detection task, has a higher research and commercial value. it is a prerequisite for pedestrian segmentation [3] and pedestrian reidentification [4], and drives the development of other target detection tasks. as pedestrian detection in realistic environments is unavoidably affected by the environment, e.g. exposure and shadow surfaces due to strong daylight exposure; blurred pedestrian features caused by foggy[5] and rainy[6] weather; the distance of pedestrians from the camera in surveillance scenes, which can lead to differences in scale spanning; and the small pedestrian problem caused by the dense pedestrian flow in special scenes such as high-speed railway stations, airports, and public gathering places[7] can all affect the effectiveness of detection. to address the problems of low detection accuracy of obscured pedestrian targets and small pedestrian targets in real scenes, zou ziyin and li jinyu[8] proposed a series of solutions to further improve the detection accuracy and optimise the performance of the model. however, for small pedestrian targets, the features extracted by the model contain a large amount of redundant background information, and the detection accuracy still needs to be improved. to address these problems, this paper proposes an improved spd-conv (space-to-depth layer and non-strided convolution layer) algorithm based on yolov5s[9] for the detection of small pedestrian targets in complex scenes[10], which improves the detection capability of the network for small pedestrian targets. 2. yolov5 algorithm and improvements 2.1. yolov5 network structure the yolov5 model was proposed in june 2020 by glenn jocher from the ultralytics team, who updated yolov5 after studying yolov3. the initial version of yolov5 is very fast, efficient and easy to use. yolov5s is the smallest network in terms of depth and width of the feature map, and the fastest inference speed of 0.007s. the network structure of yolov5s consists of four main components, namely the input, the reference network, the neck network, and the head output.the network structure of yolov5s is shown in figure 1. figure 1. yolov5s model structure 2.2. yolov5 effect demonstration the test results of the different versions of the yolov5 detection algorithm on the ms coco dataset without using any other datasets or pre-trained weights are shown in figure 2. where the grey dash is the efficientdet model and the remaining four are different network models of the yolov5 family. figure 2. testing of the yolov5 weighting file 84 2.3. improvements to the yolov5 algorithm convolutional neural networks (cnn) have achieved great success in computer vision tasks such as image classification and target detection. however, the loss of fine-grained information caused by the convolutional and pooling layers of the convolutional neural network itself and the low feature extraction capability lead to a rapid degradation of the network's detection accuracy in low-resolution images or detection tasks of smaller objects. therefore, this paper adds a new convolutional neural module, spd-conv, which is composed of a space-to-depth (spd) layer and a non-strided convolution (conv) layer. where space_to_depth means superimposing the dimensions on the length and width to the depth, which is equivalent to the pooling layer, but pooling is choosing one of all sizes, whereas this method takes one of the sizes and superimposes the rest to the depth direction, thus preserving the low latitude features, the figure below shows when block_size=2 (block_size is the pooled size of the block in the pooling) the schematic diagram of spd-conv. figure 3. schematic diagram of spd-conv with block_size=2 the yolov5s-spd model after adding spd-conv simply replaces the yolov5 stride-2 convolution with spd-conv, which is structured as follows. figure 4. yolov5s-spd model structure 3. experiments and analysis of results 3.1. description of the relevant data sets in this paper, we use the caltech pedestrian dataset released by the california institute of science and technology in 2009, which consists of the training set + test set data in. seq format and the pedestrian label data in.ebb (video bounding box) format. for training with yolo, we need .jpg images and .txt annotated data, so we need to convert the. seq. vbb data into the corresponding images and annotated data. 3.2. comparison of detection accuracy of different models in this experiment, 2000 images from caltech pedestrian were randomly selected as the training set and 400 images were trained 300 times as the validation set. the evaluation effect of the datasets of yolov5s and yolov5s-spd are shown in figure 5 and figure 6. (a) (b) (c) figure 5. yolov5s training results (a) (b) (c) figure 6. yolov5s-spd training results the specific values evaluated for the yolov5s and the modified yolov5s-spd datasets are shown in table 1 below. table 1. evaluation of results for the caltech pedestrian dataset model type precision recall map@0.5 yolov5s 0.816 0.564 0.652 yolov5s-spd 0.855 0.626 0.751 from the experimental results it can be seen that the improved yolov5s has improved accuracy by 3.9%, recall has improved by 6.2% and map values have improved by approximately 10%. this shows that the improved yolov5s does provide a good improvement on the small pedestrian target detection problem. after training, 267 images were randomly selected from caltech pedestrian's test set for testing. a comparison of the specific test results is shown in figure 7. where (a) is the test result of the yolov5s model and (b) is the test result of the yolov5s-spd model. (a)yolov5s test results (b)yolov5s-spd test results figure 7. test results the small pedestrian target person in fig.7 (a) is not detected; whereas the small target pedestrian person in the improved test result (b) is correctly detected with an accuracy of 83%. thus yolov5s-spd improves the problem of missed and false detections and poor detection, but the model 85 can be optimised by expanding the dataset and performing more training sessions. in summary, the yolov5s-spd algorithm improves the network's ability to detect small pedestrian targets with better accuracy, reduced miss detection rates and improved detection accuracy. 4. conclusion in this paper, an improved pedestrian detection model for complex scenes based on the yolov5s model is proposed to address the problems of missed detection, false detection and poor detection results in complex scenes using yolov5s detection. a new convolutional neural module, spd-conv, is added to improve the accuracy of the network in detection tasks with low-resolution images or smaller objects. the improved yolov5s-spd model yields relatively good detection results compared to the original network model: the average accuracy improvement is increased by 3.9% and the map value is increased by about 9.9%. acknowledgment this work was supported by tianjin science and technology commissioner project, grant number 20ydtpjc01110. references [1] chollet f.xception:deep learning with depthwise separable convolutions[c] //proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition.2017:1251-1258.w.k. chen, linear networks and systems (book style). belmont, ca: wadsworth, 1993, pp. 123–135. 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[10] jingwei cao,chuanxue song,silun peng,shixin song,xu zhang,yulong shao,feng xiao. pedestrian detection algorithm for intelligent vehicles in complex scenarios[j]. sensors,2020,20(13).j. g. kreifeldt, “an analysis of surfacedetected emg as an amplitude-modulated noise,” presented at the 1989 int. conf. medicine and biological engineering, chicago, il. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 89 closed trajectory optimization for aerial base station: an energy efficiency design fengyuan tian department of engineering, king's college london, london, wc2r 2ls, united kingdom abstract: by optimizing the energy-efficient flight trajectory of unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs), uav-based aerial base stations (bss) can provide longer communication services to more ground nodes (gns) under the uav battery limitation. path discretization method and successive convex approximation (sca) algorithm have been shown to be effective techniques in the design of the energy-aware uav one-way trajectory along a few gns. compared with current studies, this paper designed and compared different optimal closed uav trajectories among multiple gns under a wide range of changing communication requirements. meanwhile, a more complex and realistic scenario is considered where the uav visits the ground nodes sequentially without repetition from a centrally located terrestrial base station and returns to the starting point in the end. to thoroughly analyze this problem, two uav trajectory designs are proposed in this paper. one is to use the fly-hover-communicate protocol as a benchmark for comparison, and the other is to require that the uav should fly and communicate with ground nodes simultaneously, named the fly-over scheme. the simulation results show that, in general, the proposed fly-over scheme outperforms the benchmark results, while in the case of high and low communication demands, the energy-saving performance of both is very similar. therefore, advice can be given on the design of the uav trajectory depending on different situations. keywords: uav communication; aerial base stations; trajectory optimization. 1. introduction with the emerging applications of the forthcoming beyond fifth-generation (b5g) and sixth-generation (6g) networks, the explosion of mobile traffic results in higher requirements of existing equipment for handling the numerous connectivity demands with not even low latency but also high speed. additionally, the further investment and operational costs to address this problem will be a significant burden to telecommunication operators. in current studies, unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) are expected to demonstrate instrumental abilities for public safety and disaster management under the heterogeneous network (hetnet) structure [1][3]. due to its inherent high mobility and the favorable line-of-sight (los) communication circumstances, the uav can efficiently support areas with high connectivity demands or system overload in wireless communication systems [4][6]. in particular, the uav-based enhanced mobile broadband (embb) is identified as a great success in wireless cellular networks [7]. early research focused on the hovering altitude and signal coverage of static flying base stations (fbss) [8][10], while recent study emphasis has moved to the dynamic uav communication systems to thoroughly utilize the flexibility of drones. therefore, by exploiting the mobility of uavs, uav trajectory design is significant but challenging in studying this system, as it commonly requires trade-offs among energy consumption, communication throughput, and delay [11]. some studies in [12][15] optimized the uav flight trajectory for maximizing the transmission rate. wonseok lee et al. [16] optimized the uav trajectory to obtain the optimal deployment where mobile ground users were considered. in more practical scenarios, the energy consumption of drones is quite vital for trajectory design because the amount of power that can support the flight of a uav completing its mission is limited. to address this, studies in [17][19] proposed the energy-efficient uav trajectory for a single uav flying over a single node under the maximum flying speed and completion time constraints. on this basis, zeng et al. [20] extended the work by forming a traveling salesman problem (tsp) where the uav should visit three ground nodes (gns) sequentially without repetition instead of a single node. they proposed a one-way trajectory with the minimum energy consumption for the rotary-wing uav by introducing the path discretization method and successive convex approximation (sca) algorithm. their results showed that it was more energy efficient to communicate while the uav was in flight than to hover for communication after flying to the corresponding position. however, this work in [20] and other relevant studies [21] provided a one-way trajectory along only three gns. to explore a more general and complex scenario, shavbo salehi et al. considered more gns but still a one-way trajectory in the case that the uav flew and hovered above each node [22], [23]. tingting lan et al. [24] obtained the one-way energy efficiency trajectory among a large number of gns under certain communication demands but they have not analyzed the effect of the changing communication throughput requirements on the trajectory design. additionally, authors in [25] designed a closed flying trajectory with multiple gns, but they focused on the maximum number of ground users served under the uav battery limitation. nevertheless, the closed uav trajectory optimization with the total energy consumption minimization among multiple gns under variant transmission demands is a further valuable direction to explore for the uav communication system design, which has not been discussed in detail. therefore, the energy consumption in this paper is minimized under the scenario where the uav-based fbs departs from a ground base station that provides power charging, visits more gns only once, and returns to the departure point. this forms a closed flight trajectory, and this work first obtains the optimal fly-hovercommunicate trajectory as the benchmark. next, the uav is considered to fly over the gns instead of hovering while 90 communicating with the gns, which is a general scenario named the fly-over scheme. in addition, this paper compares the performance of these two methods under a wider range of various communication requirements. the results show that the fly-over scheme did not outperform the fly-hover protocol under extremely high or low communication demands. based on the baseline scenario and system model designed, this work has formulated the energy minimization problem with several constraints. the goal is to obtain minimal energy consumption under the optimal communication allocation time, the uav trajectory, and the total completion time. this problem is non-convex which is hard to solve efficiently. the basic idea is to convert a non-convex optimization problem into a convex optimization problem by introducing the slack variable, applying genetic algorithm (ga) and sca algorithms, as well as using the path discretization technique. the detail of the solution is introduced in section 3. 2. system model and problem formulation 2.1. system model in the basic scenario, an fbs-equipped drone departs from a ground base and visits different user nodes on the ground in turn, and each user node traverses only once and finally returns to the ground base. this paper objects to obtaining the flight trajectory that consumes the least energy. from fig. 1, the hypothetical square map with length l. the ground base station is assumed to be located at the map’s center with coordinates [ , ]. also, this work currently considers a set of n user nodes randomly distributed on the map with their coordinates [xn, yn] (n ∈ [1, n]), which are denoted by wn . in this system, the work assumes the flying altitude h is fixed and the total completion time of the whole flight is tt . the trajectory of the rotary-wing uav is denoted as q(t) with 0 < t < tt, which is a two-dimensional vector representing the position of the uav (q(t) ∈ [x(t), y(t)]). accordingly, the speed of the uav v(t) is the derivative of q(t) under the maximum flying speed constraint vmax . at time t ∈ [0, tt], the distance between the uav and gn n is calculated as dn(t) =^h2 + ∥q(t) − wn∥2 . 2.1.1. communication model for simplicity, the air-to-ground (atg) links are considered to be mainly los links, and the none-line-of-sight (nlos) channels in the designed system are ignored. this is because the ability to use los links more effectively is one of the main reasons for deploying the fbs. correspondingly, let hn(t) denote the path-varying channel for n − th gn at time t, which is given where β0 is the channel power when the distance between senders and receivers is d0 = 1m and means the path loss exponent. the variable gn(t) is the channel coefficient representing the shadowing and the small-scale fading effect for figure 1. system model map the n-th gn at time t. correspondingly, it is shown that e [|gn(t)|2] = 1 [20]. accordingly, the achievable transmission rate in bits per second (bps) for the uav communicating to gn n at time t can be expressed as where b is the channel bandwidth, γ > 1 represents the gap between actual and ideal channel capacity. p denotes the transmission power of the uav, and σ 2 is the noise power. then a binary variable is considered as λn(t), which indicates whether the ground node n is scheduled at time t. this paper applies the time-division multiple access (tdma) protocol. it requires that the uav can only communicate to zero and one gn at one time, and the relevant inequality is written as then, the function of the aggregated expected throughput for node n is however, hn(t) varies with time, and the aggregated expected throughput is hard to calculate while the expected throughput n can be used to replace n. it can be given by where γ0 is the signal-to-noise ratio (snr) rate which is equal to, and α is the expected path loss exponent where α = . 2.1.2. energy consumption model the energy consumption of the rotary-wing uav as the objective function can be divided into propulsion energy consumption and communication energy consumption. the propulsion power consumption [19] is where p0 is the blade profile power and pi is the hovering induced power. v0 is the mean rotor-induced velocity when the uav is hovering, utip is the tip speed of the rotor blade, d0 is the fuselage drag ratio, and ρ presents the air density. s is the rotor solidity, and a presents the rotor disc area. then, the communication power consumption is given as a fixed constant pc. additionally, when the uav is hovering, the propulsion power consumption of hovering status can be obtained when the uav speed is equal to zero in (6), which is phover = p0 + pi. 91 to be more specific, p0 and pi can be expressed as where δ is profile drag coefficient, ω is the blade angular velocity, and r is rotor radius in p0 . furthermore, in pi, and κ is incremental correction factor to induced power while w is the aircraft weight. therefore, the total energy consumption is denoted as e (tt , {q(t), {λn(t)), which is then, the optimization problem is formulated based on the rotary-wing uav energy consumption model, subjecting to the required communication throughput and maximum flying speed limit. 2.2. problem formulation the uav trajectory optimization problem (p 1) based on the designed system model is formed as where vmax is the maximum uav speed, and qn is a given expected required communication throughput for gn n. furthermore, constraint (5c) indicates the closed uav trajectory, and the q0 is the starting point for the departure of the uav. the uav is also required to fly within the range of the virtual map shown in constraints (10d) and (10e). to handle this non-convex continuous optimization problem, this work applies two different uav-to-ground com munication schemes from the one-way trajectory design to the proposed system model with a closed trajectory. the first one is the fly-hover-communicate protocol as the benchmark for comparison. this means the uav continuously visits the same number of hover locations as gns, communicating with a corresponding gn at each location as it hovers. in this way, the problem can reduce to a more straightforward problem with finite variables by jointly optimizing the visiting order and hover locations. the other more general scheme considers the uav communicating simultaneously while in flight. this paper introduces the path discretization method and sca algorithm to solve this problem. 3. solutions to the problem 3.1. solution under fly-hover-communicate protocol considering the uav starts to provide service to gn n when hovering on one location, the problem (p 1) reduces to optimize the uav visit order among n gns, and the uav flying speed among these hover locations. the q˜n ∈ r2 is denoted as the uav hovering location for communicating to gn n. therefore, for each gn n, the total communication time under the throughput requirement can be expressed as accordingly, the function of the total required hovering and communication energy for gn n can be formulated as follow where ph = p0 + pi and pc denote the hovering power and communication power of the uav, respectively. for the propulsion energy consumption of the uav, it is related to the total uav flying distance dtr after visiting all hover locations q˜n with the speed v (t). referring to [20], the optimal flying speed of the uav under the hover trajectory design needs to keep at the mr speed vmr . accordingly, the mr speed is the speed that minimizes the consumed energy per unit of flying distance. for the formulated problem, the uav energy consumption per unit of flying distance can be defined as therefore, the mr speed can be obtained as vmr = arg minv ≥0e0(v), and the uav energy consumption per unit flying distance with mr speed is e0∗ = e0 (vmr). furthermore, the total flying distance dtr is determined by the sequence of accessing each gn. this work defines a variable ω(n) ∈ {1, . . . , n to denote the index of hover location where the uav is serving to gn n. then, the function of dtr is given by where the second term and third term denote the distance of the first hover location and the last hover location from the starting point. therefore, the total uav propulsion energy consumption can be given by then, the total uav energy consumption is shown as follow above all, the problem (p 1) can be transferred to (p2) as where p means the n ! possible combinations of permutations for n gns. problem (p2) is also hard to solve as it is a non-convex optimization problem. to solve it, this work first solves the tsp with the shortest flight distance by applying the ga when fixing the hover location. after obtaining the optimal visit order ∗∗ (n), the work then reformulates the optimization problem to optimize the uav hover locations. in the new problem, this study introduces the slack variables dtot and ηn = log2 ( 1 + α ) and adds new corresponding constraints. therefore, the new problem (p2.1) can be given by 92 in the problem (p2.1), the function (18) and constraints (18a)-(18d) are all convex except constraint (18e). this nonconvex expression can be handled by applying the sca algorithm, which replaces the non-convex function with a convex function in continuous iterations until the object value is below the threshold value [26]. for the right-hand-side (rhs) of (18e), the global concave lower bound can be given under the local point {q~ ) at the l − th iteration as follow then, use the lower bound r ) to replace the rhs of (18e). there is a new problem (p2.2): problem (p2.2) turns out to be convex, and it is solved by applying the toolbox cvx. and the next step is to keep updating q~ ) until the object value converges below the threshold. this work summarizes this sca-based algorithm in algorithm 1. according to [27], the results will finally converge to the karush-kuhn-tucker (kkt) conditions, and the optimal trajectory is obtained under the hovering case as the benchmark. table 1. iteration process for p2 1. initialize: set the initial hover location q~ ) , where l = 0. 2. repeat: 3. deal with the convex problem p2.2 and obtain the following optimal variables d ot , q~n ∗ , ηn ∗ . 4. change the local point as q~ +1) = q~n ∗ , an. 5 . change l = l + 1. 6. until the object value of p2.2 converges below the threshold ϵ . 3.2. general solution to (p1) this section considers the intuitively more general fly-over case where the uav is flying while communicating with the ground node. the original problem (p 1) involves infinite variables as it is a continuous optimization problem. the other difficulty of solving the problem (p 1) is the non-convexity of the uav total energy consumption function and required communication throughput constraints. to tackle the problem (p 1), this paper first introduces the path discretization method to the convert problem (p 1) into a discrete optimization problem. then, similar to the solution to the problem (p2) in the previous discussion, the slack variables and sca algorithm are proposed to solve the discrete optimization problem. 3.2.1. path discretization the problem (p 1) is a continuous optimization problem, meaning the optimized variables are infinite. the basic idea is discretizing the variables q(t) and λn(t) in order to reformulate (p 1) as a discrete optimization problem. this work introduces the path discretization method, which splits the uav path into m line segments and yields m + 1 waypoints. thus, the continuous optimization problem can be converted into a discrete optimization problem. specifically, the uav trajectory variable q(t) is combined with the uav path and the time dimension. on the one hand, the new variable {qm1m+1 is defined by discretizing the uav flight path, which is the uav horizontal coordinates in the flying process. as the need of a closed trajectory, q1 = q0, qm+1 = q0 should be satisfied. furthermore, it is assumed that the uav velocity and the distance to each gn are unchanged in each segment qm. therefore, the new constraints should be defined as follow where ∆max is a predetermined value that should be much smaller than the uav flying altitude to satisfy the assumption. in this case, m should also be chosen efficiently large so that the length of each segment is much less than the total flying distance. on the other hand, this work denotes tm as the duration of the line segment m, and this equation to denote the total completion time tt can be shown as therefore, the trajectory variable q(t) can be described by variable qm and tm individually. then, the velocity of the uav in segment m can be expressed as according to the tdma protocol, the variable τmn ≥ 0 is defined to denote the allocation time for communication in segment m with gn n. in this case, this study imposes constraints 之nn=1 τmn ≤ tm , am. as a result, the overall transmission rate for gn n can be formed as for the uav total energy consumption, the discrete form can be shown as 93 where the constraint (28b) refers to the uav’s maximum speed and the maximum segment length, which this paper mentioned before. in the end, the new problem (p3) is in the discrete form, which is more tractable. however, (p3) is still a nonconvex problem because of the non-convexity of the discrete energy consumption function and the throughput requirement constraint. similar to section 3. 1, the slack variables and the sca algorithm can be used. 3.2.2. uav energy consumption minimization in (p3) as mentioned before, the object function of the problem (p3) and the constraint (28a) are both non-convex. the uav’s energy consumption function can prove that only the second term is non-convex through the perspective operation [28]. therefore, this research introduces the slack variable ym ≥ 0 to denote the term ^tm(4) + − . then the following relationship is given by then, the second term of the uav energy consumption can be expressed as the convex linear form p0 mm =1 ym by imposing the additional constraints as the rhs of (31) should be transferred to the concave or affine form by deriving the first-order taylor expansion as the global lower bound of it as problem (p3.1) can also be handled by using the cvx toolbox. then, this work successively updates the local pointsq) , t ) andτ n by solving the problem (p3.2). the iteration is stopped when the object value converges to a certain threshold. this sca process is firstly doing the initialization, which obtains the feasible q , t andτ n}to (p3). the next step is starting the iteration, and in the loop, y ) and a n based on (32) and (34) are calculated. then, solve (p3.2) and have the optimal {qm* }, {tm* } and {τ m* n} as the updating local points. the following work is to repeat the loop until reaching the threshold. the above process is concluded as algorithm 2. finally, the obtained trajectory is called the fly-over trajectory. in this way, the optimal uav flight trajectory, optimal uav communication allocation time, and minimum uav energy consumption are obtained. table 2. iteration process for p 4. numerical results 4.1. parameters setting this section describes the parameters set in the system model and the numerical results ofthe proposed problem. in the system model, this work uses the rotary-wing uav as the fbs, so the uav-related attributes for the uav propulsion power are set as shown in table 1. the communication power consumption of the uav is set to be a constant as pc = 5w [29]. then, the maximum uav velocity is required that vma 北 = 30m/s and the fixed uav flying altitude h is 100m. this is by federal aviation administration (faa) regulations that small uavs cannot fly above 400 feet in altitude [30]. for the communication system, this work defines the communication bandwidth as b = 1mhz, and the reference snr is set to be γ0 = 52.5db with transmit power p = 20dbm. for the model scenario, the length of the hypothetical square map is l = 1200m. the location of the ground base station is at the center of the virtual map at q0 = [600m, 600m] t, and this research uses q0 as the initial and final location of the uav. the number of gn is set to n = 10. additionally, the required communication throughput qn for gn n is assumed to be identical among all gns where qn = . furthermore, it is defined that ∆max = 30 m. for the algorithm 1, the initial hover locations q˜ is set to be the gn’s locations wn which is q˜ = wn, am. for the algorithm 2, this paper divides the uav trajectory q(t) into m line segments where m = 250. the initial local point {q } of the uav discrete path is set as the obtained optimal uav path by algorithm 1. for the other two local points, which are initial duration 94 time {t }and initial communicate allocation time {τ n } individually, this paper has t = , am, and τ , am, n. is set as the minimum value that makes all the constraints feasible in (p3). then, the work uses the scabased algorithm 2 to obtain the optimal trajectory in the case that the uav flies while communicating with the gn. these two schemes will be compared later at different required communication throughputs. table 3. the rotary-wing uav attribute 4.2. results and analyses the simulation results first propose four different required communication throughputs to the formulated opti mization problem (p 1) and compare the difference between the benchmark solution in (p2) and the more general fly-over trajectory in (p3) as shown in fig. 3. figure 2. optimized uav trajectories with four different communication demands when the required communication throughput is extremely low, where = 100kbits, the uav hovers at the departure point and communicates with each gn regardless of the design of the uav for communication. it is notable that as the uav gets closer to the gn, the shorter the distance of the communication link between them, which will consume less energy generated by hovering and communication. however, this will also make the uav fly longer distances, thus increasing the propulsion energy consumed by the uav. therefore, when the gn has low demand for communication, the time required for the uav serving to each gn is much less than the time required to fly to each gn. in this case, there is no need for the uav to fly toward the gns based on the fact that the hover power and communication power are much less than the uav propulsion power with a short period of serving time. similarly, when the demand for gns is hugely high, where = 1000mbits, the two trajectories under different communication designs are quite identical. for the fly-hover-communicate scheme of the uav, it is shown that the uav should hover precisely on the location of each gn above. for the general fly-over case, the trajectory is the same as the benchmark except for the path where the uav returns to the ground base station. moreover, it is notable that from fig. 4(c), the uav speed of the fly-over design is nearly equal to zero for a period when the uav reaches each gn. this means that when the required communication throughput is exceptionally high, the optimal solution to the least energy consumption is that the uav still needs to hover on the top of the gn to provide service but at a shorter flying distance and a little lower flying speed. it is expected because in this case, the time required for communication is very long, so reducing the communication time is more effective in saving the total energy consumption than reducing the uav flight distance. figure 3. optimized uav speed for different trajectories on the other hand, in terms of moderate required communication throughput where = 10mbits and = 200mbits, the optimized hover locations are generally different from the gn locations. from fig. 3(b) ( = 10mbits), it is notable that most of the optimized hover locations are closer to the centrally located ground base station than the gn locations, which means the uav flying distance is reduced. for the fly-over scheme, the distance of optimal uav trajectory is even shorter. in this case, the uav keeps flying at a lower speed throughout the process until it returns to the ground base station (shown in fig. 4(a)). alternatively, when the required throughput increases to = 200mbits, the optimized hover locations get much closer to the gn locations, and the hover time is correspondingly increasing. in contrast, for the fly-over scheme, when the uav approaches the gn, the figure shows that the uav does not hover above the gn but will maintain a constant speed to fly around the gn. this seems to be contrary to the previous analysis because the uav is flying around the gn, which would lead to a longer link distance and flight distance. however, this is reasonable because keeping hover status is not the ideal energy-conserving state for rotary-wing uavs [20]. therefore, even if the uav is exactly on top of the gn, it should keep flying in order to both minimize the power consumption and the communication time. in other words, this also shows that the time required for uav communication and the flight distance have similar effects on the total energy consumption at = 200mbits. in the following, the energy consumption with three uav trajectory designs under the varying required throughputs is compared as shown in fig. 5. the blue and red lines are two schemes this work discussed before, and the green line 95 denotes the trajectory that the uav is required to hover above gns. from fig. 5, it is shown that the three trajectories are relatively similar when is particularly small. as increases, the trajectory with the fly-over scheme always saves more energy. in the contrast, the benchmark trajectory under the fly-hover-communicate protocol keeps the same as that with hover on the top of gns after is larger than 100mbits. figure 4. energy consumption versus required throughput in terms ofthe difference between the benchmark result and the fly-over result, fig. 6 gives the energy-saving amount and rate that the fly-over trajectory design can make with the increasing required throughput. when = 200mbits, the proposed fly-over design saves the most amount of energy because the required communication time and the flight distance have an equal influence on the energy consumption under this throughput constraint. then, under the sca-based algorithm, the most optimal status between the two factors can be balanced. however, the saving efficiency is highest when = 10mbits from the saving rate curve. this is because although the energy-saving amount of the fly-over scheme is not the highest at = 10mbits, the total energy required at this point is lower, resulting in a higher savings rate. also, these two mountain-shaped curves show that the energy-saving performance of the fly-over scheme decreases when is particularly smaller and larger. more specifically, the uav still needs to be in static status while serving the gn, whether demand is too high or low. in general, the fly-over scheme is a more energy-efficient trajectory design compared to the benchmark. in the extreme case, the performance of the two schemes converges to the same in terms of total energy consumption figure 5. energy-saving amount (rate) versus required throughput 5. conclusion this project investigates the design of closed, energyefficient flight trajectories during uav-to-ground communications. this work uses a rotary-wing uav as the object of study and constructs an optimization problem with its energy consumption model as the objective function. two uav flight modes are considered, one is to fly to a particular position and hover to communicate with gns, called the flyhover-communicate scheme as the benchmark, and the other is to fly while communicating with gns, named the fly-over scheme. the results show that the second trajectory design scheme is usually more energy efficient than 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[online]. available: https : // www.faa.gov / uas / media/part107summary.pdf [31] v. friderikos, ”airborne urban microcells with grasping end effectors: a game changer for 6g networks?,” 2021 ieee international mediterranean conference on communications and networking (meditcom), 2021, pp. 336-341, doi: 10. 1109/meditcom49071.2021.9647696. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 72 research on csi 300 stock index price prediction based on emd-xgboost yu wang, li guo, yanrui zhang, xinyue ma dalian polytechnic university, dalian, china abstract: the combination of artificial intelligence techniques and quantitative investment has given birth to various types of price prediction models based on machine learning algorithms. in this study, we verify the applicability of machine learning fused with statistical method models through the emd-xgboost model for stock price prediction. in the modeling process, specific solutions are proposed for overfitting problems that arise. the stock prediction model of machine learning fused with statistical learning was constructed from an empirical perspective, and an xgboost algorithm model based on empirical modal decomposition was proposed. the data set selected for the experiment was the closing price of the csi 300 index, and the model was judged by four indicators:mean absolute error, mean error, and root mean square error, etc. the method used for the experiment was the emd-xgboost network model, which had the following advantages: first, combining the empirical modal decomposition method with the xgboost model is conducive to mining the time series data for second, the decomposition of the csi 300 index data by the empirical modal decomposition method is helpful to improve the accuracy of the xgboost model for time series data prediction. the experiments show that the emd-xgboost model outperforms the single arima or lstm network model as well as the emd-lstm network model in terms of mean absolute error, mean error, and root mean square error. keywords: xgboost algorithm; emd-xgboost model; lstm; empirical modal decomposition. 1. introduction in the financial field, stock price prediction has always been a high concern for investors or institutional companies, but due to the dynamic and nonlinear characteristics of stock price time-series data, how to accurately predict stock prices is still a relatively challenging task. compared with traditional mathematical models, deep neural networks can represent the actual complex nonlinear problems more carefully and efficiently by pre-training the data layer by layer to get the primary features of each layer; recurrent neural networks introduce the concept of time series in the network structure, which makes them excellent in the processing of time series data; however, due to the problem of long-time dependence, hochreiter and schmidhuber have made rnn network unit for structural improvement, and then proposed a long and short-term memory model, adding a gate control unit to solve the problems of gradient disappearance and lack of long-term data memory capability, making the neural network can really deal with long-distance temporal information effectively[4]. xgboost is an improved algorithm proposed by dr. tianqi chen based on the gradient boosting decision tree algorithm.xgboost uses parallelization to improve its operation speed, and introduces the second-order bias of the loss function for more general prediction effect[5]. by combining the ensemble empirical modal decomposition (eemd) with the xgboost algorithm, yi jing constructed a combined eemd-xgboost model and used the model to predict the daily closing price of the szse composite index, and analyzed and optimized the model[6]. jiawei gu proposed a combined stock price prediction model of xgboost-esn and optimized the parameters of xgboost model and echo state network model (esn) using lattice search method[7]. 2. model theoretical basis 2.1. xgboost 2.1.1. sub-section headings the xgboost model uses the greedy algorithm and quadratic optimization to ensure that the predicted value of each leaf node of the decision tree is the optimal solution by building k regression trees, using cross-validation to select the best parameters, and adding regularization to prevent overfitting; it has the advantages of high efficiency, good results, ability to handle large-scale data, and support for custom loss functions. the objective function of xgboost consists of two parts: the loss function and the canonical term. the loss function is a representation of how well the model fits the data. usually, its first-order derivative is used to point out the direction of gradient decline. xgboost also calculates its second-order derivative, which further takes into account the trend of gradient change and fits faster and with higher accuracy; the regular term is used to control the complexity of the model. the more leaf nodes, the larger the model, which not only takes a long time to operate, but also over-fits after exceeding a certain limit, leading to the degradation of the classification effect. the regular term of xgboost is a penalty mechanism, and the more the number of leaf nodes, the stronger the penalty is, thus limiting their number. xgboost belongs to the boost integrated learning method, which applies serial base learners, where the learning target of the kth learner is the residual of the previous k-1 learners and the target output, and the final learner is represented as follows: ( ) 1 ( ), 1,2, , tk k k y f x k t = = = (1) where represents the base regression tree numbered k. thus, 73 for input 1 1 2 2{( , ), ( , ), , ( , )}n nx y x y x y , the objective function we learn when learning the kth base learner is expressed as follows: ( ) 1 ( ) ( )1 , ( ) knk i k iii obj l y y f x − = = + (2) where, iy is the real input of the ith data, 1k iy − is the integrated output of the first k-1 learners for the i data,, and ( )kf  is the kth learner to be learned. the objective function of xgboost will add a regularization term, and the decision tree will be pruned at a later stage to prevent overfitting, and the objective function after adding the regularization term is as follows: ( )( ) 1 ( ) ( )1 1 , ( ) ( ) k nk k i i k i ji j obj l y y f x f− = = = + +   (3) the regularization term is represented as follows: 2 1 1 ( ) 2 t t t f t w  =  = +  (4) where t is the total number of leaf nodes of the base regression tree, tw is the output value of the tth leaf node of the base regression tree, and  、 is the coefficient of the regularization term, which is a hyperparameter. when training the kth base regression tree, the regularization term of the first k-1 base regression trees is a constant, and extract them individually into c(a constant), then the objective function becomes as follows: ( )( ) 1 2 ( )1 1 1 , ( )+ 2 t nk k i i k i ti t obj l y y f x t w c − = = = + + +  (5) where, iy and 1k iy − are constants, so the loss is a function of ( )k if x , the quadratic taylor expansion of the loss function for ( ) 0k if x = is as follows: 21 ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 k i i k i i k if x g f x h f x= + (6) where, 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 ( , ) ( , ), ( , ) ( , ) ( ) k k k i i i ii ik i k k k i i i ii ik i l y y g y l y y y l y y h y l y y y − − − − − − − −  = =    = =   。 (7) the loss function introduced above is brought back to the objective function and simplified to obtain equation (8): ( )( ) 1 2 2 ( ) ( )1 1 1 , ( ) ( ) + 2 t nk k i i i k i i k i ti t obj l y y g f x h f x t w c − = = = + + + +  (8) where, ig and ih are constants, and ( ) ( )k if x w= , so we change the summation order, combine ( ) ( )k if x and w to obtain the new objective function as follows: ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 1 ( ) ( ) 1 = ( ) ( ) 2 k i k i t k i t i t t f x w f x w obj g w h w t  = = = + + +   (9) define ( ) ( )( ) ( ) , k i k i t i t i f x w f x w g g h h = = = =  , then the objective function further becomes equation (10): ( ) 2 1 1 = ( ) 2 t k t t t t t obj g w h w t  = + + + (10) this is an independent quadratic function of t with respect to tw . taking the smallest value of each quadratic function, i.e. 2 1 ( 0) ( ) 2( ) t t t t t t t t g w h h g t h    = = − +  + − + +  (11) the method of determining the base regression tree structure is mainly to recursively determine whether a leaf node is suitable to be extended. for a particular leaf node xt that we want to extend, calculate the value of its objective function before extension: 2 1 1 ( ) 2( ) t t t t g obj t h  = = − + +  (12) iterate through all possible values of all features and calculate the objective function value after each value is extended, xt split the two new leaf nodes 1t and 2t : 21 2 1 ( ) ( 1) 2( ) t t t t g obj t h   + = = − + + +  (13) the difference between the two represents the information gain after segmentation: 1 2 1 2 22 2 1 2 1 ( ) 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) x x tt t t t t gg g obj obj h h h     − = + − − + + + (14) the segmentation with the largest information gain is the optimal solution for this leaf node. the lower limit of information gain can be set to restrict the tree from growing too deep, while over-fitting can be prevented by setting the upper limit of the maximum depth of the tree. 2.2. emd the empirical modal decomposition algorithm idea[8] is that any time series consists of an intrinsic modal function (imf) as well as a residual term. obtain these imf components with initial signal characteristics, the following approach can be followed. (1) in the first step, all the extreme and minimal value points on that time series are found. (2) then, the extreme value envelopes max ( )x t and min ( )x t of the time series can be obtained by fitting all the extreme and extreme minima of the time series using the cubic spline interpolation function, respectively. (3) the mean value of the envelope 1( )m t is calculated from the extreme value envelopes max ( )x t and min ( )x t , i.e. max min 1 ( )+ ( ) ( )= 2 x t x t m t (15) (4) the original time series x(t) is subtracted from the mean envelope 1( )m t to obtain the first component 1( )h t without lower order frequencies: 1 1( ) ( ) ( )h t s t m t= − (16) 74 (5) in general, the components 1( )h t are largely unstable, so it is necessary to check whether 1( )h t meets the imf criteria and whether it is necessary to revert to step (1) and use 1( )h t as the initial series and pick again, i.e. 2 1 2 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )k k k h t h t m t h t h t m t− = − = − (17) (6) subtracting imf1 from the original time series s(t) again yields a residual quantity signal 1( )r t without higher order frequencies, denoted as follows: 1 1( ) ( )r t s t imf= − (18) (7) take 1( )r t as a new round of the sequence, and again follow the procedures from step 1 to step 6 to obtain 2 ( )r t . follow such steps until when the nth residual quantity ( )nr t has and has only one extreme value point, at which time there are no more redundant imf components to extract, then the whole emd decomposition process will be able to stop. finally, we can express the initial time series s(t) as the sum of all imf components and one residual quantity, i.e. 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) n i n i s t imf t r t = = + (19) 2.3. arima arima (auto regressive integrated moving average) model, full name autoregressive differential moving average model, is a linear time series forecasting method jointly proposed by box (box) and jenkins (jenkins) in the 1970s, and is also a model commonly used for time series forecasting[9]. arima (p,d,q), where ar is the autoregressive and p is the number of autoregressive terms; ma is the moving average and q is the number of moving average terms; and d is the number of differences needed to make a non-stationary time series into a stationary time series. the arima model is expressed as follows: 1 1 1 1 p p t i t t i t i i y y    − − = = = + + +  (20) where ty and t are the actual value and random error of time period t; p,q are the orders of autoregressive and moving average, and t is the sequence of random disturbance terms. among them, the model order (p,q) is the key aspect of arima model construction, which determines the accuracy of model prediction. 2.4. lstm lstm is a special kind of recurrent neural network, it avoids the problem of gradient disappearance and gradient explosion caused by traditional recurrent neural networks by carefully designing the "gate" structure, and can effectively learn the long-term dependence relationship[10]. therefore, the lstm model with memory function shows a strong advantage in dealing with time series prediction and classification problems. the lstm is composed of multiple isomorphic cells, and the structure is able to store information in long time by updating the internal state, a indicates that 3 cells have the same cell structure. each cell consists of 4 main elements: input gate, forgetting gate, output gate and cell state. the first step in the lstm is to decide the discard and retention of information through the forgetting gate, which has the following structure: 1( [ , ] )t f t t ff w h x b −=  + (21) the second step in the lstm is to determine the new information being stored in the cell state, and the algorithm expression is as follows: 1 1 ( [ , ] ) tanh( [ , ] ) t t t t t t c t t c i w h x b c w h x b  − − =  + =  + ～ (22) the third step in the lstm is to update the cell state by updating it to , with the following expression: 1t t t t tc f c i c−= + ～ (23) the fourth step in the lstm is to output the information, which needs to be filtered before outputting, and its algorithm expression is as follows: 1( [ , ] ) tanh( ) t o t t o t t t o w h x b h o c  −=  + = (24) where, x is the input vector of the lstm cell; h is the output vector of the cell; f,i,o denote the forgetting gate, input guys, and output gate, respectively; c denotes the cell state; the subscript t denotes the current moment;  , tanh are the activation functions of sigmoid,tanh, respectively; w and b denote the weight and bias matrix, respectively. the key to the lstm is the cell state c, which will keep the cell state in memory at moment t and is regulated by the forgetting gate tf and the input gate ti .the role of the forgetting gate is to let the cell remember or forget its previous state -1tc , the role of the input gate is to allow or prevent the incoming signal from updating the cell state, and the role of the output gate is to control the cell state c input and transmission to the next cell. the internal structure of the lstm cell is composed of multiple perceptrons, and the most common training method is the backpropagation method. 3. model construction and effect evaluation in this paper, the opening price, closing price, maximum price, minimum price, volume, and turnover of the csi 300 stock index futures data from january 4, 2002 to november 30, 2022 are selected as the data set, and the 5073-trading data are divided into the training and testing sets in a ratio of about 9.5:0.5. the window length of the training data in this paper is chosen as the closing price series, and the default lag order of 25 calculated by the adf test aic minimum criterion, i.e., the opening price, closing price, high price, low price, volume, and turnover of the past 25 days are used as input features, and the closing price of the next 1 day is used as the label for model training. since the input indicators such as opening price, closing price and volume have different quantiles, the difference in order of magnitude will adversely affect the convergence of the prediction model, so it is necessary to normalize each input indicator in the original data, with reference to the commonly used normalization process as follows: 75 min( ) max( ) min( ) i i i i i x x x x x − = − (25) where, ix is the input data after normalization, max( )ix and min( )ix represents the maximum and minimum values of the index, respectively. in order to keep the input data and the output data in the same scale, and to evaluate the model prediction ability more realistically and objectively by using the model evaluation index, the output data need to be denormalized, with reference to the common denormalization processing as follows: (max( ) min( )) min( )i i i i iy y x x x=  − + (26) where, iy is the closing price forecast after inverse normalization and iy is the closing price forecast from the model before normalization. model evaluation metrics referring to the experience of the time-series data regression algorithm forecasting study, 2r , mean square error (mse), mean absolute error (mae), and mean absolute percentage error (mape) were selected as the model evaluation metrics: 2 2 2 1 ( ) ( ) n i ii i i r y y y y = = − − (27) 2 1 1 ( ) n i i i rmse y y n = = − (28) 1 1 n i i i mae y y n = = − (29) 1 1 100% n i i i i y y mape n y= − =  (30) in equation (22) equation (25), iy is the closing price forecast data, iy is the closing price real data; 2r indicates the ratio of the forecast value to the real value, the larger the value, the better the model performance; mae,mse,mape indicates the forecast deviation from the real value, the smaller the value, the better the model performance. 3.1. arima model performance in the experiment, the parameter p is set to 3; the integration factor q is set to 1; and d is set to 2. in constructing the arima prediction model, the arima model is trained on the given training set using the statsmodels package in python, and after the arima model is trained, it is then used to fit the test set data. the predicted shanghai-shenzhen 300 index closing price and the predicted results are shown below. figure 1. the prediction effect of arima model for csi 300 index 3.2. lstm model performance in building the lstm prediction model, the regression prediction is implemented using the lstm function that comes with the keras module in python. the model contains an input layer, an lstm layer, a fully connected layer, and an output layer. the batch_size is setted to 100, 50 iterations are performed, and the model is optimized using the adam optimizer. the prediction results of the model on the test set are shown in figure 2. figure 2. the prediction effect of lstm model of csi 300 index 3.3. xgboost model performance to construct the xgboost prediction model, regression prediction using the xgbregressor function of the xgboost module in python to call the reference, setting the penalty term coefficient gamma to 200, the maximum depth of subdecision trees max_depth to 7, the number of sub-decision trees n_estimators to 90, and the random sampling ratio subsample is 0.3. the prediction effect of the model on the test set is shown in figure 3. 76 figure 3. the prediction effect of xgboost model for csi 300 index 3.4. optimization of empirical modal decomposition method the empirical modal decomposition algorithm must first extract some of the extreme points of the initial signal, and this property coincides with the instability of a large number of local extreme values caused by the financial markets being in volatility for a long period of time. therefore, it is very suitable to use emd algorithm to study and analyze financial data. the empirical modal decomposition of the csi 300 index data is obtained in figure 4 as follows. figure 4. plot of empirical modal decomposition data the performance of the lstm and xgboost models on the test set after optimization using the emd method is shown in figures 4 to 5. figure 5. prediction effect of lstm model after emd optimization figure 6. prediction effect of xgboost model after emd optimization 3.5. analysis of evaluation indicators after training the lstm and xgboost algorithm models optimally using the empirical modal decomposition method, the evaluation metrics are compared with the unoptimized evaluation metrics as shown in the following figure. table 1. comparison of evaluation indicators according to table 1, it can be seen that the prediction effect of lstm and xgboost models before optimization is significantly better than that of arima model, and the prediction effect of the two algorithms is more balanced after optimization, while emd optimization has the most obvious improvement for the prediction effect of xgboost algorithm. after emd optimization of xgboost algorithm, mse is reduced by 97.80%, mae is reduced by 96.73% and 81.25% for mape. it can be seen that the optimized emd-xgboost model has the closest prediction value to the true value and the highest prediction accuracy. 4. conclusion in this paper, the xgboost machine learning algorithm is used to predict the closing price of the csi 300 stock index futures contract, and the feasibility of the machine learning algorithm for financial time series data prediction is verified. by comparing the prediction effect before and after optimization of empirical modal decomposition methods, the availability of empirical modal decomposition for the improvement of prediction effect of machine learning algorithms is verified. the results show that lstm and xgboost can achieve accurate prediction of financial timeseries data, and the empirical modal decomposition method can significantly improve the prediction accuracy of xgboost algorithm. algorithm model 2r rmse mae mape arima 0.425 4615.230 2436.5628 0.3385 lstm 0.921 53.0540 41.0113 0.0096 xgboost 0.963 52.690 40.4740 0.0096 emdlstm 0.975 1.3234 1.3188 0.0030 emdxgboost 0.982 1.1562 1.3251 0.0018 77 references [1] dezhi yang. design and implementation of stock prediction system based on nonlinear combination [d]. liaoning: dalian university of technology,2009. doi:10.7666/ d.y1606651. 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[10] stock closing price prediction based on sentiment analysis and stm[j].neuralcomputing&applications,2020,32(13):97139729. doi:10.1007/s00521-019-04504-2. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 116 a facial expression recognition method based on convolutional neural network hongbin huang* school of computer engineering, jimei university, xiamen, fujian,361021, china * corresponding author: email: 15980839993@163.com abstract: this project is the implementation method of a simple static facial expression recognition (fer) project. under the environment of python3, the deep learning model is used to compare with the traditional model. finally, cnn (convolutional neural networks) is actually used to construct the entire system, and model evaluation is carried out on the three fer datasets fer2013, jaffe and ck+. the project's main functions include "get a picture of a person's face" and "recognize expressions". the principles of the above functions include the following: the establishment of neural network structure, the acquisition of data sets, the model training based on data sets, the use of opencv to obtain the face, and the use of the model to recognize the expression. the experimental results reproduce the simple deep learning model to realize fer and verify the different effects of different data sets on the results. face recognition has been widely used in all aspects of life, but different purposes need different models and data collection methods, and the laboratory collection cost is high, and the amount of data is limited, so this project also discusses the data set selection methods under different purposes. keywords: cnn; fer; jaffe; ck+; fer2013. 1. introduction 1.1. facial expression recognition facial expression recognition (fer) is one of the most effective, natural, and universal human cues for conveying emotional reactions and intentions. it is the most natural way to express the inner world, and it plays a crucial role in social interactions [1]. fer generally includes static image fer and dynamic sequence fer. the former one generally refers to image expression recognition, and the latter refers to analysis and modelling based on video sequence. 1.2. literature review ekman and friesen named six fundamental emotions in the twentieth century based on cross-cultural research indicating that people experience certain basic emotions in the same manner regardless of culture. [2] anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise are the classic facial expressions. subsequently, contempt was listed as one of the fundamental emotions. the use of cnn set can outperform a single cnn classifier, which is often limited by certain conditions in the application. while the ensemble cnn fuses the discriminative information of each single classifier, it can realize the complementarities between the advantages and disadvantages of each classifier. therefore, it is very important to find a method to improve the classification performance. [3] in addition, the facial micro-expression can sometimes express opposite emotions according to psychological changes. it is necessary to accurately judge the emotions to be expressed by the other person based on the context relationship such as body movements, language and events. [4] this paper presents a fer method based on cnn, which can meet the requirements of fer. this research can make fer applied to many fields. 2. materials and methods 2.1. program environment this fer is based on python3 and keras2 (tensorflow backend) with the following installations (conda virtual environment is recommended). environments: anaconda, python3.6, tensorflow3.x, pycharm; equipment: personal computer pc, windows 10; the construction of the model mainly refers to the following network structure designed by going deeper. after the input layer, the (1,1) convolutional layer is added to increase the nonlinear representation, and the model has a shallow level with fewer parameters. 2.2. data processing and analysis in this paper, the datasets used to train the model are 'ck+', 'jaffe' and 'fer2013'. we chose these three datasets over a single one mainly because a single dataset is either too small or inaccurate, and the trained model is not good. therefore, we decided to take turns using three datasets for training and comparison through several trials, and tried to analyse the impact of different datasets on model training. in addition to the dataset selection, we also need to preprocess the target images to be recognized so that the trained model can be used. the specific preprocessing includes the following steps: the location of the face, the geometric normalization of the face region and the gray level normalization [5]. geometric normalization is to determine the main rectangular feature region according to the sum of feature points and geometric model of facial expression image, and then cut the original size of 256×256 image into 150×100 image, so that the size of the face in the image is consistent. 117 table 1. an overview of the facial expression datasets database samples subject collection condition expression dirstribution access ck+ 593 image sequences 123 lab seven basic expressions plus contempt http://www.consortium.ri.cmu. edu/ckagree/ jaffe 213 images 10 lab seven basic expressions http:/www.kasrl.org/jaffe.html fer-2013 35,887 images n/a web seven basic expressions https://www.kaggle.com/c/chal engesin-representationlearning-facialexpression 2.3. theoretical analysis of the cnn and vggnet 2.3.1. definition of cnn convolutional neural network (cnn) structure is mainly composed of convolutional layer, pooling layer and fully connected layer(fc)[6]. the function of the convolution layer is to realize the feature extraction composed of some convolution kernels, do convolution operation on the input image, add the offset, and output the result to the activation function to obtain the output, which reduces the number of network parameters and reduces the complexity of parameter selection. the image can be directly used as the network input, avoiding the complex process of feature extraction and data reconstruction in traditional methods. pooling layers can be used to preserve invariance. the role of the convolutional layer is to detect the local connections of the features of the previous layer to achieve feature extraction, while the role of the pooling layer is to fuse the similar features. pooling layers are often used together with convolutional layers to reduce the size by down sampling, resulting in invariance of the features. [7] figure 1. structure of cnn used in this paper 2.3.2. vggnet the vggnet used in this paper was designed in 2014. according to the change of the feature map size, the vgg16 model can be divided into six parts. the side length of the feature map is reduced to 1/2 for each pooling operation, and the other operations do not affect the feature map size. there is no essential difference between vggnet16 and vggnet19, only the network depth is different, with the former having 16 layers (13 convolutions and 3 fully connected layers) and the latter having 19 layers (16 convolutions and 3 fully connected layers). [8] figure 2. data configure in cnn 2.4. sampling and implementation we import three datasets (jaffe, ck+, and fer2013) and modify the model until all are trained. normalized datasets and three cnn models are trained. table 1 compares three cnn subnetwork setups. three networks ensure network diversity. various convolutional layers can learn different characteristics. cnn1 to cnn3 are three models. cnn1 controls the range of the receptive field. if the field is too vast, noise will hamper performance. it has three convolutional layers and three max-pooling layers, 32, 64, 128 convolutional filters, and 33 filter windows. cnn2 has three convolutional layers, three max-pooling layers, and 32,32,64 convolutional filters. cnn1's nonlinear representation is improved by adding an 11-convolution layer after the input layer. all three ad hoc networks end up as two dense fully linked layers in cnn3. all pooling layers are 22. the maxpooling layer summarizes the filter region as a nonlinear down sampling, providing translation invariance and lowering computations. table 1. parameters of the models layer kernel k-size stride pad drop output input 0 0 none none 0 48*48*1 conv1-1 32 1*1 1 0 0 48*48*32 conv2-1 64 3*3 1 1 0 48*48*64 conv2-2 64 5*5 1 2 0 48*48*64 pool2 0 2*2 2 0 0 24*24*64 conv3-1 64 3*3 1 1 0 24*24*64 conv3-2 64 5*5 1 2 0 24*24*64 pool3 0 2*2 2 0 0 12*12*64 fc1 none none none 0 50% 1*1*2048 fc2 none none none 0 50% 1*1*1024 output none none none 0 0 1*1*8 3. result and discussion the training experimental results are shown in table 2: table 2. cnn training result loop train-acc test-acc 200 32% 28.80% 400 60% 34.90% 600 81% 48.80% 1000 100% 63.10% 118 3.1. result analysis in this paper, we train on fer2013, jaffe, ck+. since the jaffe dataset provides a half-body map, a face detection step has to be performed. we finally achieved about 67% accuracy for both pub test and pri test on fer2013, and about 99% accuracy for both jaffe and ck+ with five-fold cross validation. training on the fer2013 dataset, when the batch size is 200, the accuracy is 0.67. we can observe a sharp drop in validation and training accuracy as the batch size approaches 185, and then pick up to create a gap. the reason for this phenomenon is speculated to be the overfitting phenomenon caused by limited datasets. compared with the accuracy obtained by other scholars who also used the fer2013 dataset, our accuracy in this paper is not the highest, but it is as expected. although fer2013 has the largest amount of data in the three datasets, the crawler collection of this dataset has problems such as label errors, watermarks, and animated pictures, which lead to training errors and finally lead to obvious training inaccuracies. figure 3. fer2013 training accuracy and loss however, we used jaffe and ck+ as datasets for training, and obtained much higher accuracy than the model trained by fer2013. the following figure shows only the training results of jaffe. the main reason is that the amount of data in this dataset is very small, and the accuracy of the data collected in the laboratory is high enough, and there are almost no mislabeled cases, and only a few unavoidable cases of fer ambiguity, so the accuracy of both training and validation can reach 99%. figure 4. jaffe training accuracy and loss we employed a visual training process to evaluate the training results and accuracy of three datasets. the following figure shows the common plot of training on the three datasets with the specified rounds of batch size training. figure 5. common plot of training compared to other methods, this paper's strategy achieves good results on the ck + and jaffe expression datasets. in the ck+ dataset, the suggested approach's recognition rate is higher than other classic machine learning algorithms, including the fundamental cnn method. in the jaffe dataset, the proposed technique has a lower recognition rate than traditional methods, but because it uses cnn, the complexity of manually built features is avoided, and a good recognition effect may be reached by training a few layers of the network, saving a lot of training time. jaffe has fewer original data, which affects its recognition rate. 3.2. possible solution in recent years, the most popular strategy to alleviate the problem of expression database size is to transfer the object recognition model or face recognition model to the expression recognition task, namely transfer learning method. in addition to transfer learning strategies, the use of semi-supervised methods is also a possible development trend in the future. the main reasons are as follows, firstly a large-scale face recognition database contains a large number of expressions faces. also, databases like affectnet and emotionet still have a large proportion of expression faces that are not annotated. 4. conclusion this paper studies the use of cnn to realize fer under different data sets, and obtains high accuracy. under the vggnet structure of cnn, it is compared with the traditional method, and the implementation process and results are discussed. 4.1. program result our system can also run cross-platform internet applications. parallel development of prototypes and code saves time. hdf5 files can iterate and replace kera’s-trained models, facilitating engineering implementation. by using a simple parallel network model for fer, training and testing may be done in 45 minutes. in future research, can try to optimize the key area extraction accuracy and robustness of the model, which can better meet the needs of real-life scenes, centralized data quantity and accuracy are important, but the huge amount of data access is not the best solution, at the same time need to optimize the model framework, to achieve the most efficient balance. 4.2. fer datasets as fer research focuses on difficult in-the-wild environmental conditions, several researchers are employing deep learning to overcome illumination variance, occlusions, non-frontal head orientations, identification bias, and lowintensity emotions. fer is a data-driven task, hence deep fer systems face a lack of both quantity and quality training data. different ages, cultures, and genders display and interpret facial expression differently. an ideal facial expression dataset should include abundant sample images with precise face attribute labels, not just expression but also age, gender, and ethnicity, to facilitate research on cross-age range, crossgender, and cross-cultural fer using deep learning techniques, such as multitask deep networks. 4.3. dataset bias & imbalanced distribution different collecting circumstances and subjective labelling generate bias in facial expression databases. recent research successfully tests algorithms on a specific dataset. withindatabase algorithms lack generalizability on unseen test data, 119 and cross-dataset performance is worsened by inconsistencies. due to unequal expression annotations, 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[8] h. jun, l. shuai, s. jinming, l. yue, w. jingwei and j. peng, "facial expression recognition based on vggnet convolutional neural network," 2018 chinese automation congress (cac), 2018, pp. 4146-4151, doi: 10.1109/cac.2018.8623238. https://doi.org/10.1037/h0030377 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tics.2007.06.003 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/s1364661307001532 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/s1364661307001532 https://doi.org/10.1186/s40537-021-00444-8 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 22 a face recognition algorithm based on improved resnet hongrong jing1, guojun lin1,2,*, hongjie zhang1, tiantian chen1 1 department of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin 633000, sichuan, china 2 artificial intelligence key laboratory of sichuan province, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin 633000, sichuan, china * corresponding author: guojun lin (email: 386988463@qq.com) abstract: regarding the problem that the increasing number of layers of cnn (convolutional neural network) leads to the decline of accuracy, an improved loss function algorithm based on the resnet-50 model is proposed. the softmax loss function lacks constraints on the distance within the same class and between different classes. replacing the softmax layer with improved arcface loss enables the neural network to learn more distinguishing features. experiments on lfw and agedb data sets show that the algorithm can not only learn deep-face characteristics but also efficiently improve the accuracy of face recognition compared with ordinary cnn. in the meantime, the improved resnet also obtains a higher discerning rate under the conditions of occlusions, illumination, expression, age. keywords: deep learning; residual; face recognition; softmax; improved loss function. 1. introduction in recent decades, traditional face recognition methods are used to extract features and classify, such as lbp [1] and svm [2]. in the case of a small number of samples, this kind of method has a good result, but with the increase of face data, the traditional methods are far from meeting the requirements. with the vigorous development of computer vision and deep learning algorithms in recent years, especially the development of cnn, a powerful classification method commonly used to recognize and verify images [3], face recognition technology [4] has also developed rapidly and gradually stepped out to the life. compared with the traditional face recognition methods, the face recognition algorithm based on deep learning has better recognition accuracy. thus, it can be seen that deep learning plays a great role in face recognition [5]. in view of the convenience, uniqueness, and non-repeatability of human faces, face recognition technology is widely used in many aspects of society, such as security, finance, scientific research, and so on. face recognition has become the future development direction with many potential application prospects [6]. over the past five years, it has made a qualitative leap [7]. since the resnet was put forward in 2015, more and more excellent algorithms based on resnet have been proposed and good achievements have been made in the field of face recognition. under the situation that it is difficult to further upgrade and optimize the network structure, researchers gradually turn their attention to the field of loss function and attention network [8]. starting from the improved loss function, this paper uses a residual network different from the original algorithm for face recognition. the experimental results show that the improved loss function increases the accuracy of face recognition. 2. principle 2.1. residual principle resnet is a network model raised by the kaiming [9] in 2015. directly increasing the network depth to improve the accuracy will lead to two problems, vanishing gradient and exploding gradient problem and accuracy decline. the latter is not due to over-fitting. it is caused by saturation or even a decline in accuracy. for problem 1, batch norm [10] is adopted. the residual learning mechanism can be used to solve performance degradation problems caused by the increase of the alternating convolutional layer like problem 2. if h (x) is regarded as the desired actual mapping, that is, the stacked multi-layer nonlinear network is used to represent the fitting of the mapping relationship, then the multi-layer network can gradually approach a complex function. it is assumed to be equivalent to the approximation residual function f (x), where x refers to the input of the first layer and f(x) represents the residual function, then the actual mapping relationship can be expressed as: 𝐻(𝑥) = 𝐹(𝑥) + 𝑥. (1) the advantage of using residual block is that there are no redundant parameters and the computational complexity will not be increased. the following figure is the most basic residual learning unit whose idea is to assume that there is identity mapping between models, namely, to solve the identity mapping function. because it is difficult to obtain h(x) directly, the residual unit is used to pass through the lines of short-cut connections. formula (1) can be realized by adding a feed-forward neural network of short-cut connections. in other words, the input of each layer is the superposition of mapping and input instead of the input mapping of a traditional neural network. 2.2. batch normalization batch normalization, also known as the bn layer, is a data pre-processing method. after the input data is normalized, the output range is between 0-1. bn layer eliminates the differences, reduces the interference of useless data, and speeds up network convergence. 2.3. attention mechanism the se module proposed by cvpr in 2017 only solved the shortcomings of traditional convolution from the perspective 23 of channel, not from the perspective of space. in 2018, the author of cvpr proposed the sse attention mechanism based on the se attention mechanism to solve the shortcomings of convolution from the perspective of space. x w h w hc 1x1 figure 1. sse attention mechanism the difference between the two attention mechanisms is their different operations on dimensionality reduction. the se attention mechanism uses global average pooling for dimensionality reduction, while the sse attention mechanism uses conv 1*1 for dimensionality reduction. however, their similarity is that they all use the sigmoid function activation to compress the weight between 0 and 1, which is convenient for multiplying and stacking with the original feature. input batchnorm 3x3 conv,s=1 batchnorm prelu 3x3 conv,s=2 batchnorm ssemodule output figure 2. network structure 3. improved loss function 3.1. softmax function sigmoid [13] function, also called logistic function, is a binary classification problem. the logistic function fails to meet the requirement in the case of multi-classification of face images. softmax[14] function is usually viewed as the last classifier in cnn for multi-classification tasks. softmax loss function can ensure a good separability between classes. however, the within-class distance of features is scattered in a large range, in-class features are not compact enough, and the distance between some in-class features is even longer than that between classes. the function is expressed as follows: losssoftmax = − 1 𝑁 ∑ 𝑙𝑜𝑔 ( 𝑒 𝑤𝑦𝑖 𝑇 𝑥𝑖+𝑏𝑦𝑖 ∑ 𝑒 𝑤𝑦𝑗 𝑇 𝑥𝑖+𝑏𝑗𝑛 𝑗=1 )𝑁 𝑖=1 (2) n: batch size n: number of categories in formula (2), ji t y bxw j + represents the output of the fully connected layer. the value of ji t y bxw j + has to be increased to reduce loss and all faces belonging to this kind of sample are included in this kind of decision boundary. softmax mainly takes correct classification into consideration while lacking constraints on in-class and inter-class distances. generally speaking, it is poor in classifying similar faces. wen yandong[15], the author of this thesis, finds that there is still a large in-class distance in traditional softmax through experiments. that is to say, by improving loss function, it can add constraints on in-class distance and improve network performance as well. 3.2. improved softmax function because softmax mainly considers whether the samples can be correctly classified, but lacks the distance limitation within and between classes, this paper raises an arcface[16]. arcface improves the recognition capability of the training model by reducing the in-class distance and increasing the inter-class distance. by observing the relationship between weight and class center, sphereface[17], an epoch-making paper is put forward. moreover, the important concept of angular margin is introduced. however, some approximate calculations needed will lead to training instability. the arccosine function is used to calculate the angle between the current feature and the weight and an extra angular margin m is added to the target angle. to reduce the computational complexity, the offset jb =0, the inner product of weight and input features is as follows: .cos|||||||| jiji t j xwxw = (3) regularizing the weight and feature l2, namely, 1|||| =jw and 1|||| =ix , and j is the angle between jw and ix , therefore, the learned embedding features are distributed on the hyper-sphere with radius s. since the embedding features are distributed around each feature center on the hyper-sphere, an extra m is added between the weight and feature. arcface loss function is shown as: lossarcface = − 1 𝑁 ∑ 𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑒 𝑠(𝑐𝑜𝑠(𝜃𝑦𝑖 +𝑚)) 𝑒 𝑠(𝑐𝑜𝑠(𝜃𝑦𝑖 +𝑚)) +∑ 𝑒 𝑠 cos 𝜃𝑗𝑛 𝑗=1,𝑗≠𝑦𝑖 𝑁 𝑖=1 (4) formula (4) enhances the in-class compactness and expands the inner-class differences almost simultaneously. improved softmax loss function pays attention to maximizing the classification boundary directly in the angular space. combined with cosface[18] and the usage of angular margin m in arcface, this paper points out a modified loss function for arcface loss. the details are as follows: loss = − 1 𝑁 ∑ 𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑒 𝑠(𝑐𝑜𝑠(𝜃𝑦𝑖 +𝑚)+𝑐) 𝑒 𝑠(𝑐𝑜𝑠(𝜃𝑦𝑖 +𝑚)+𝑐) +∑ 𝑒 𝑠 cos 𝜃𝑗𝑛 𝑗=1 𝑁 𝑖=1 (5) s: radius of hypersphere m: angle margin c: cosine distance. 𝑠((𝑐𝑜𝑠( 𝜃1 + 𝑚) + 𝑐) − 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃2) = 0. (6) formula (5) is the final loss function and formula (6) is the 24 corresponding classification boundary. c is a cosine distance with a value of 0.3. adding c can further compress the intraclass distance, and compressing the intra-class distance is equivalent to expanding the inter-class distance. if 𝑐𝑜𝑠( (𝜃1 + 𝑚) + 𝑐) > 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃2, then the face input belongs to category 1, otherwise, it belongs to category 2. 4. experimental results and analysis 4.1. introduction to data set lfw data set including a total of 13000 face images of about 5000 people. casia-webface[19] date set is a largescale face data set published in 2014. face images collected from the internet, including 494414 images of 10575 people, are used as the training set of resnet in this experiment. there are 4000 face images of 100 people in the ar face database. it not only contains four basic expressions like nature, joy, anger, and surprise but also includes face images under various illumination conditions. besides, it also contains partially occluded face images with sunglasses or scarves. normal images and partially occluded images with sunglasses or scarves of 100 people are selected from the ar database. agedb [20] is a dataset of different ages, containing about 16,000 images of human faces ranging in age from 1 to 101, with an average age of 30 for each face. 4.2. experimental results based on the pytorch framework of deep learning, the experiment is carried out in the windows environment with rtx2060 gpu and 6gb ram. the batch size = 64, the learning rate = 1/e, and the optimizer adopts sgd. accuracy: 𝐴𝐶𝐶 = 𝑇𝑃+𝑇𝑁 𝑇𝑃+𝑇𝑁+𝐹𝑁+𝐹𝑃 (7) the meanings represented by the symbols of formulas (7) are as follows: tp: true-negative fn: true-negative fp: false-positive tn: true-negative table 1. accuracy rate of various algorithms in lfw face recognition algorithm accuracy rate (%) deepface [21] 97.35% facenet [22] 98.87% softmax+center loss [23] 98.78% arcface[16] 99.53% table 2. accuracy rate of the algorithm (s=30, m=0.3, c=0.3) in various data sets network+ loss function data set accuracy rate (%) network structure + formula (4) lfw 99.57% network structure + formula (5) lfw 99.60% network structure + formula (5) agedb 94.93% network structure + formula (5) ar(illumination and expression) 99.99% network structure + formula (5) ar(occlusions) 98.8% table 2 shows the comparative experiments of this paper and the accuracy of the improved loss function algorithm on four data sets. by comparing the accuracy, it can be seen that the improved loss function slightly improves the accuracy compared to the arcface loss function set, which proves the effectiveness of the improved loss function. 5. conclusion since the lack of distance constraints within the same class and between different classes, softmax loss fails to improve accuracy no matter how good the model is used in training. the algorithm proposed in this paper uses the improved arcface loss function to solve the non-ideal classification effect of the softmax layer based on resnet and has achieved great results. a large number of experiments shall be conducted to set super-parameter m reasonably. as the angular margin m increases, the model is hard to be trained. further study is needed on how to select m. last but not least, improving the low accuracy of the agedb data set also needs to be solved. references [1] ojala t, pietikainen m, maenpaa t. multiresolution gray-scale and rotation invariant texture classification with local binary patterns[j]. ieee transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence, 2002, 24(7): 971-987. 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𝛥𝛿𝑛 = (µ⃗⃗𝑟 ∗ 𝛥𝑡) ∗ �⃗⃗� (5) in the formula: µ⃗⃗𝑟 represents the velocity vector of two particles; �⃗⃗� represents the unit vector of particulate matter in the normal direction. 𝑓𝑡，𝑖𝑗 = −（𝑘𝑡 ∗ 𝛥𝛿𝑡 + 𝜂𝑡 ∗ µ⃗⃗𝑡） (6) in the formula: 𝑘𝑡 represents the elastic coefficient of particulate matter in the tangential direction; 𝜂𝑡 represents the damping coefficient of particulate matter in the tangential direction; 𝛥𝛿𝑡 represents the relative displacement in the tangential direction when particle i and particle j collide; µ⃗⃗𝑡 is the relative velocity of two particles in the tangential direction at the impact point. when |𝑓𝑡，𝑖𝑗| ≤ μ |𝑓𝑛，𝑖𝑗| 𝛥 𝑓𝑡，𝑖𝑗 = 𝑓𝑐𝑡，𝑖𝑗 + 𝑓𝑑𝑡，𝑖𝑗 (7) when|𝑓𝑡，𝑖𝑗| > μ |𝑓𝑛，𝑖𝑗| |𝑓𝑡，𝑖𝑗| = μ |𝑓𝑛，𝑖𝑗| (8) in the formula: µ is the sliding friction coefficient of particles. 97 according to newton's second law, the motion equation of granular material is: 𝑚𝑖 𝑑𝑢𝑖⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ 𝑑𝑡 = �⃗�𝑝 + 𝑚𝑖𝑔 (9) in the formula: �⃗�𝑝 is the resultant force of all collision forces on the particle; 𝑚𝑖𝑔 is the gravity of the particle itself. after a time step ∆t, the velocity of particle j at t +∆t: �⃗�𝑗 t+δt = �⃗�𝑗 t + �⃗�𝑖 ∗ ∆t (10) the position of particle j at t + ∆ t is: �⃗�𝑗 t+δt = �⃗�𝑗 t + �⃗�𝑥 ∗ ∆t (11) �⃗�𝑗 t+δt = �⃗�𝑗 t + �⃗�𝑦 ∗ ∆t (12) 𝑧𝑗 t+δt = 𝑧𝑗 t + �⃗�𝑧 ∗ ∆t (13) in the formula, �⃗�𝑗 、 �⃗�𝑗 、𝑧𝑗 are the coordinates of particulate matter j in the rectangular coordinate system; �⃗�𝑥 、 �⃗�𝑦 、�⃗�𝑧 are the velocities of particulate matter j in the x, y and z directions in the rectangular coordinate system. 3. experimental and numerical simulation methods 3.1. experimental method the experimental design is shown in figure 1. fix the rigid and non-deformable acrylic transparent round tube on the stainless-steel support, place the electronic balance horizontally under the cylinder, adjust the height of the cylinder to ensure that the cylinder and the electronic balance do not contact each other, so as to ensure that there is no interaction between them. at the same time, the size of the gap shall not be greater than the radius of the particles to avoid the leakage of particles from the gap. put a smooth glass plate with a thickness not greater than the size of the gap into the gap [8]. figure 1. flow chart of target tracking process 3.2. numerical simulation the simulation object is shown in figure 2. figure 2. simulation object the discrete element method is used to simulate the settlement and accumulation process of particles in a threedimensional cylindrical silo under the action of gravity. the relevant simulation parameters are set as shown in table 1. table 1. simulation parameters and values simulation parameters analog parameter value time step(s) 1*10-5 particle recovery coefficient 0.9 particle friction coefficient µ 0.3 particle density(kg/m3) 2700 young's modulus 1.04*106 particle diameter(mm) 4 4. results and discussion 4.1. experimental results and discussion the functional relationship between the apparent mass ma of mung bean under four different cylinder diameters and the corresponding filling mass mt is shown in figure 3. from the diagram, it can be seen that in the function curves of four different cylinder diameters, the apparent mass ma of mung bean increases with the increase of the filling mass mt, and finally tends to be saturated. the whole trend shows a nonlinear relationship, and the apparent mass ma that finally reaches the saturation value is obviously smaller than the actual filling mass mt. in addition, when the cylinder diameter is 50 mm, the granary effect of mung bean is the most obvious, and when the cylinder diameter is 65 mm, the granary effect of mung bean is the least obvious. figure 3. the relationship between ma and mt of mung bean under different diameters the functional relationship between the apparent mass ma of soybean and the corresponding filling mass mt under four different cylinder diameters is shown in figure 4. from the diagram, it can be seen that in the function curves of four different cylinder diameters, the apparent mass ma of soybean increases with the increase of the filling mass mt, and finally tends to saturation. the whole trend shows a nonlinear relationship, and the apparent mass ma that finally reaches the saturation value is obviously smaller than the actual filling mass mt. in addition, when the cylinder diameter is 50 mm, the granary effect of soybean is the most obvious, and when the cylinder diameter is 65 mm, the granary effect of soybean is the least obvious. 98 figure 4. the relationship between ma and mt of soy bean under different diameters 4.2. numerical simulation results and discussion figure 5 is the functional relationship between the apparent mass ma of soybeans and the corresponding filling mass mt obtained by simulating the free settlement and accumulation of soybeans in a three-dimensional cylindrical silo with a barrel diameter of 50mm by using the discrete element method. the apparent mass ma of the particulate matter increased with the increase of the filling mass mt, and finally tended to be saturated. the whole trend showed a nonlinear relationship, and the apparent mass ma that eventually reached the saturation value was significantly smaller than the actual filling mass mt. in addition, compared with the experimental data, the granary effect is more obvious in the data reflected by the numerical simulation. figure 5. the relationship between ma and mt under numerical simulation 5. conclusion based on the granary effect phenomenon and jason model, this paper studies the functional relationship between the pressure at the bottom of the cylindrical silo and the actual filling quality of particulate matter from the macro scale and micro scale by using the methods of physical experimental research and numerical simulation, respectively, to verify the granary effect phenomenon and explore its causes. in the bottom pressure measurement experiment of threedimensional cylindrical silo, by measuring the bottom pressure of 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[8] han zhiqiang, shen zhongchi, tang mingjun. experimental verification of bottom and side wall pressure of granary effect [j]. physical experiment, 2021,41 (01): 50-54. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 120 social recommendation algorithm based on collaborative filter algorithms jingwen tan*, youxin hu, jianqiu luo school of computer science, sichuan university of science and engineering, zigong 643000, china * corresponding author: jingwen tan (email: wyxhslhs@163.com) abstract: for traditional collaborative filter recommendation algorithm technology, this paper combines the collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm with the community division technology of social networks, use the louvain community to divide algorithms, divide the recommendation users to a community of similar users, and use the collaborative filter algorithm based on the user similarity formula within the community to recommend. in order to verify the effectiveness and accuracy of the algorithm in this paper, based on the introduction of the douban dataset and the evaluation criteria used, a variety of comparative experiments are carried out on the douban dataset with a variety of recommendation algorithms to verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm keywords: movie recommendation; social networks; coordinate filtering algorithms and recommendation algorithms. 1. introduction in today's society, the network has surged massive resources, making people dizzy, which brings great challenges to the group using the network, because it is difficult for users to obtain valuable and available information from a large amount of information, and the recommendation algorithm came into being, the recommendation system is a representative of information filtering technology, which is widely used to solve the problem of information overload, identify the goods of interest from a large amount of data and recommend it to users. in recent years, many experts have found that the relationship between social network users can be seen as a link [1], these users may follow each other based on hobbies or interests, or real friends, so it means that there may be certain similarities and correlations between users and the users they follow, and we can use this similarity to discover the information and implied content we need. in the recommendation algorithm, there have always been problems in data sparsity, cold start and system performance, and considering multi-dimensional factors combined with the user's information in social relations is an important way to improve the accuracy of the recommendation system [2]. zhou w et al. [3] propose a new recommendation method srmp based on social network and preference, which integrates social network information and user preferences into the recommendation matrix decomposition, and in order to improve the accuracy of recommendation, srmp performs recommendation in each independent subcommunity. fe walter et al. [4] fused and combined temporal information and knowledge graphs, and some of them used the trust relationship between users as social information. zhang xuefeng et al. [5] based on the existing trust-based recommendation system, using autoencoder to optimize the unsupervised initialization feature of user behavior, and proposed a new trust measurement model that integrates user interaction information, preference degree and trust. in 2021, researchers [6] proposed a service recommendation system that utilizes the social relationship between device owners, in which the recommendation is based on the different relationships between the service requester and the service provider. experimental results show that in the internet of things environment, incorporating users' social relationships into service recommendation can improve the accuracy and diversity of services. li gai et al. [7] propose a new social coordering recommendation algorithm that combines explicit/implicit feedback, which simultaneously mines the explicit/implicit information in the user score matrix and the social network matrix. 2. recommendation algorithm 2.1. community detection algorithm this paper uses the louvain community division algorithm proposed by blondel et al. [8-9], which is a graph algorithm model based on modularity, different from ordinary modularity-based and modularity-based gain algorithms, this algorithm is suitable for large networks, fast division, and can improve the recommendation efficiency when used on the recommendation system, and has the advantages of simple implementation and high execution effect, so this paper uses the algorithm to similarly divide the social relationships of target users. louvain's algorithm is a community discovery algorithm based on modularity optimization, and the modularity formula is as follows: 𝑄 = 1 2𝑚 [𝐴𝑢𝑣 − 𝑑𝑢𝑑𝑣 2𝑚 ]𝛿(𝑐𝑢𝑐𝑣) (1) 𝐴𝑢𝑣is a user relationship adjacency matrix; 𝑑𝑢 represents the degree of user 𝑢; 𝛿(𝑐𝑢𝑐𝑣)is colorola functions, indicates whether users 𝑢 and 𝑣 belong to the same community from formula, the higher the value of q, the better the effect of community division, and vice versa. the goal of louvain's algorithm is to maximize modularity, and the main algorithm steps are divided into the following steps: step1: think of each node in the graph as a community. step2: try to let a node join the neighbor community, calculate their modularity increment ∆𝑄, try all the neighbor communities again, and select the neighbor community with the largest modularity increment ∆ q to join. the calculation 121 formula is as follows (2): ∆𝑄 = [ ∑ +𝑘𝑖,𝑖𝑛𝑖𝑛 2𝑚 − ( ∑ +𝑘𝑖𝑡𝑜𝑡 2𝑚 ) 2 ] − [ ∑ 𝑖𝑛 2𝑚 − ( ∑ 𝑡𝑜𝑡 2𝑚 ) 2 − ( 𝑘𝑖 2𝑚 ) 2 ] (2) ∑ 𝑖𝑛 is the sum of weights within community 𝐶; ∑ 𝑡𝑜𝑡 is community 𝐶 sum of all connection weights (including community to external links); 𝑘𝑖 is the sum of all link weights associated with node 𝑖; 𝑘𝑖,𝑖𝑛 is link from node i to the sum of nodes in community 𝐶; 𝑚 is the sum of all link weights in the network. step3: merge all communities to become a new supernode with edge weights that sum the weights of all nodes within the original community. step4: if the algorithm has reached its goal, then the algorithm ends, otherwise repeat steps 1-3. 2.2. user-based collaborative filtering algorithm the user-based collaborative filtering algorithm [10] refers to recommending items to the user that the user likes with similar interests. the general recommendation process is to recommend to user 1 who needs to be recommended, find user 2 similar to user 1, and recommend items that similar user 2 likes but user 1 has not touched before to user 1, so as to complete the recommendation. the detailed steps of the user-based collaborative filtering algorithm are: step1: establish a user-item scoring matrix based on the user's historical behavior data, and map the user's rating data to the elements in the table, as shown in table 1 below: table 1. user-item matrix user 1 user 2 user 3 user 4 item1 2 4 1 2 item2 3 5 item3 1 step2: calculate user similarity according to table 1 matrix. cosine similarity is a method of evaluating the similarity of two vectors by calculating their angular cosine value. in the user-based collaborative filtering algorithm, cosine similarity represents the size of the vector angle between the user vector 𝑖 and the user vector 𝑗 , which can be expressed by the following equation 3: 𝑠𝑖𝑚(𝑖, 𝑗) = cos(𝑖, 𝑗) = 𝑖∙𝑗 ||𝑖||∙||𝑗|| (3) if both the user vector i and the user vector j are ndimensional, then cosine similarity can be expressed as the following equation: cos(𝜃) = ∑ 𝑥1𝑘𝑥2𝑘 𝑛 𝑘=1 √∑ 𝑥1𝑘 2𝑛 𝑘=1 √∑ 𝑥2𝑘 2𝑛 𝑘=1 (4) step3: sort according to the scores of the items in the above formula, and select the n items with the highest rating to recommend to the target user. the following figure shows the recommendation algorithm process: figure 1. recommendation algorithm process. 3. results and analysis 3.1. introduction to datasets in order to verify the performance of the algorithm in this paper, the douban dataset will be used as the experimental dataset. the douban dataset (https://www.librec.net/datasets) uses a 5-star scoring mechanism. there are 7375 user data and 99746 movie data in the dataset, 278483 ratings, and 111761 social relationships, of which there are a total of 15 movie types in the douban movie dataset. this is shown in table 2 below: table 2. douban movie dataset user movie ratings social relationship movie genre 129490 99746 278483 111761 15 this experiment adopts cross-validation technology to avoid the chance of experimental results. the dataset was divided into 5 parts, 80% of the data was randomly selected as the training set, 20% of the data was used as the test set, and the average of the five experiments was taken as the final result of the experiment. 3.2. evaluation indicators since the beginning of the recommendation system research, the evaluation of prediction and recommendation results has been a very important link, and the advantages and disadvantages of a recommendation algorithm are directly reflected in its performance on these evaluation indicators. common scoring prediction tasks are generally calculated by rmse and mae. see the following formula 5 and 6: 𝑀𝐴𝐸 = ∑ |𝑟𝑢𝑖−�̂�𝑢𝑖|𝑢,𝑖∈𝑇 |𝑇| (5) 𝑅𝑀𝑆𝐸 = √ ∑ (𝑟𝑢𝑖−�̂�𝑢𝑖)2 𝑢,𝑖∈𝑇 |𝑇| (6) 3.3. model comparison in order to verify the recommendation efficiency of the 122 algorithm proposed in this paper, the experiment in this paper will compare with the results of multiple recommendation algorithms similar to this paper, and the recommended evaluation indicators of their respective algorithms are obtained. (1) uk-means [11] the k-means clustering [12] method is used to cluster all users of the recommender system, and then find the similar user collection of the target user in the cluster to which the user belongs, and finally complete the recommendation according to the similar user. (2) svd++[13] the svd++ is based on the improved algorithm of singular value decomposition, the user-item scoring matrix is used to solve the sparsity problem of data to a certain extent. (3) louvain-cf the algorithm presented in this paper, collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm based on louvain algorithm in this experiment, the douban dataset is divided into five parts, one of which is the test set and the other four copies are used as the training set. calculate the experimental results on five datasets and take the average to get the final result. the experimental results are shown in figures 2 and 3 below and table 3: figure 2. the mae value compares the results with other algorithms. figure 3. the rmse value compares the results with other algorithms. table 3. the mae and rmse value compare of the experiment name uk-means svd++ louvain-cf mae 0.8746 0.8172 0.8018 rmse 1.0182 0.9263 0.9126 this experimental result proves that the louvain-cf algorithm is superior to the other two algorithms 4. conclusion (1) the algorithm in this paper combines the user-based collaborative filtering algorithm with the similarity calculation of the community-based collaborative filtering algorithm, and integrates the two dimensions of user item type preference and score similarity to achieve the purpose of improving user similarity and improving recommendation effect. finally, using the collection of neighbors in the community, the target unscored items are predicted and the top-n recommendation list is generated. the experiment was verified on the douban public dataset, and compared with other algorithms, the experiment verified that the recommendation accuracy and operation effect of the algorithm were better. 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enterprise production. keywords: machine vision; machine learning; ocr; image processing. 1. introduction with the rapid development of china's economy, the pace of iteration and upgrading of the tobacco industry is also accelerating. in order to achieve long-term, stable and healthy development of enterprises, on the inspection line of the incoming tobacco carton, in the past, the domestic production line generally adopted the manual inspection method, relying on the human eye to check the information of the carton markings. the results show that the correct rate of identifying the incoming information of cigarette boxes is greatly affected by human factors, and it is difficult to achieve the complete incoming and backup of cigarette boxes stably, which also has a certain impact on the production efficiency of enterprises. the traditional manual verification of cigarette box information in high-speed production is both laborintensive and has a high mis-checking rate, which is far from meeting the needs of refined production. this paper constructs an ocr[1] cigarette box code recognition system based on machine vision, which can effectively solve the problems of low efficiency and high error of manual verification of cigarette box information. 2. technical approach 2.1. image pre-processing. image pre-processing is the grayscale[1], binarization, expansion erosion and other operations on the acquired image, which is able to meet the requirements of text detection and recognition, the image pre-processing flow chart is shown in the figure1 2.1.1. image grayscale grayscale is the process of converting a color image into a gray image. in the image, each pixel point is represented by a three-dimensional vector as (r,g,b), which ranges between [0,255]. and (r,g,b) represents the three primary colors in color: red, green, and blue. because each pixel point corresponds to each vector value of 256 kinds, the value of each pixel point is taken as three times of 256. the grayscale map responds to the change of brightness of the image, and since in the grayscale image, r=g=b, the value interval of the grayscale map is [0,255]. the grayscale method used in this paper is the weighted average method. it refers to the gray value image obtained by taking each pixel point in the color image and calculating it according to the linear variation of the yuv color model and the rgb color space. 𝑓(𝑖, 𝑗) = 0.299𝑟(𝑖, 𝑗) + 0.587𝑔(𝑖, 𝑗) + 0.144𝑏(𝑖, 𝑗) 2.1.2. binarization binarization is the conversion of a 3-channel image to a 1channel image by targeting a fixed threshold and setting the gray value of the pixel points that pass that threshold to 0 or 255. the binarization operation can reduce the information not related to the image and greatly improve the processing speed of the image. 2.2. target area segmentation in order to obtain the text information to be extracted from the image, it is necessary to segment the text part and divide the image into different parts, i.e., into different parts of interest according to the pixel value compared with the threshold value, and extract those regions of interest in the image. 2.2.1. region of interest once the original image has been captured, the region of interest can be selected as the roi, which can be any shape, conventionally a rectangle, a circle, an ellipse, a custom one or a specific one derived from image processing. at this point, the selected area cannot yet be called an roi, it is still only a shape or a range of pixels. to turn this part of the region into a separate image, it also needs to be cropped out of the original image. as shown in the figure, we need to intercept the image of the "finished piece of cigarette logo" field from the original image as the region of interest, in order to facilitate the subsequent training and recognition process, the selection of the above-mentioned area with a rectangular box, next, we will further process the region of interest: first, we use a threshold segmentation to extract the text. since the text in the region of interest has different grayscale values from the background, we can dynamically select a better threshold range by adjusting different thresholds to extract the text we need to recognize. 2.2.2. expansion and corrosion expansion[3] and erosion belong to image morphological ground processing and are used to extract meaningful local image details from an image. by changing the pixel morphology of local regions in order to enhance the target for subsequent text training and processing. after the binary image of the target region is extracted by thresholding, the 39 edges of the region may not be ideal, and the region can be "shrunk" or "expanded" using an erosion or expansion operation. expansion and corrosion are described in the following order. 1)corrosion: erosion is an operation that "shrinks" the selected area and can be used to eliminate edges and stray spots. the size of the corrupted area is related to the size and shape of the structural element. the principle is to use a custom structural element, such as a rectangle, circle, etc., to perform a sliding operation similar to "filtering" on a binary image, and then compare the pixel points corresponding to the binary image with the pixels of the structural element, and the resulting intersection (by "with " operation) is the corrupted image pixels. the image on the left is the binarized image, and the image on the right is the image that has been "shrunk" by using the middle structural element to corrupt the image. after the erosion operation, the edges of the image area may become smooth, the number of pixels in the area will be reduced, and the connected parts may be broken. even so, the parts still belong to the same area. 2)expansion in contrast to erosion, expansion is an operation that "expands" the selection. the principle is to use a custom structure element to perform a sliding operation similar to "filtering" on the binary image to be processed, then compare the pixel points corresponding to the binary image with the pixels of the structure element, and the resulting merge (with an "or" operation) is the expanded image pixels. the image on the left is the image after binarization, and a circular structural element is used to expand the image, as shown in the middle image, resulting in an "expanded" image, as shown on the right image. after the expansion operation, the edges of image regions may become smooth, the number of pixels in the region will increase, and disconnected parts may be connected, all of which are the opposite of the erosion operation. even so, the originally disconnected regions still belong to their own regions and will not be merged because of pixel overlap. 3)open computing after the expansion operation, the edges of image regions may become smooth, the number of pixels in the region will increase, and disconnected parts may be connected, all of which are the opposite of the erosion operation. even so, the originally disconnected regions still belong to their own regions and will not be merged because of pixel overlap. 4)closed operations the calculation steps of the closed operation are the opposite of the open operation, being expansion first and erosion second. this two-step operation joins elements that look close together, such as voids inside a region or isolated points outside, without any significant change in the appearance or area of the region. in layman's terms, it is similar to a "gap-filling" effect. unlike the separate expansion operation, the closing operation fills the gaps without thickening the outline of the image edges. 2.3. character recognition halcon provides some ocr recognition models, and training the models required for the project in the specified project can improve the accuracy of recognition, so the ocr models are trained in this paper. halcon supports three kinds of training classifiers, namely box, multilayer neural network (mlp) and support vector machine (svm). considering the small number of samples sets and the superiority of classification effect, this paper adopts support vector machine as the training classifier of ocr model. 2.3.1. svm theory the basic idea of svm[4] is binary classification, which aims to find the best separating hyperplane in the feature space so that the training set samples in the training set produce the maximum positive and negative intervals. for the sample set t={(x1,y1), (x2,y2), (x3,y3), (x4,y4),…,(xi,yi)}, xi stands for sample, yi∈{+1,-1}, i denotes the i-th sample fig. 1 schematic diagram of linear support vector machine in the figure 1, the circle represents the positive sample, the pentagram represents the negative sample, and h represents the hyperplane, which can be represented by the linear equation ωx+b=0. the equation w represents the normal vector, which is represented by ωx+b=+1 and ωx+b=1, respectively, and the distance between the two planes is 2/ω,. the core idea of linear support vector machine is to solve the optimal hyperplane h, which is equivalent to the process of solving for w and b. as shown in eq. { 𝑚𝑖𝑛 1 2 ||𝜔||2 𝑠. 𝑡 𝑦𝑖(𝜔𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏) ≥ 1, 𝑖 = 1,2, . . . , 𝑛 introduction of lagrangian operator and build function: 𝐽(𝜔, 𝑏, 𝑎) = 1 2 𝜔𝑇𝜔 −∑𝑎𝑖[𝑦𝑖(𝜔𝑥𝑖 + 𝑏) − 1] 𝑛 𝑖=1 where ai is greater than 0, then set w and b to 0 and then find the partial derivative, as shown in eq. { ∂𝐽 ∂𝜔 = 0 ∂𝐽 ∂𝑏 = 0 solving the above equation yields the following equation { 𝜔 =∑𝑎𝑖𝑦𝑖𝑥𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 ∑𝑎𝑖𝑦𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 = 0 the pairwise problem in the quadratic programming problem can be obtained by sorting j according to the above results { 𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝑄 (𝑎) = 𝐽(𝜔, 𝑏, 𝑎) =∑𝑎𝑖 − 1 2 ∑∑𝑎𝑖𝑎𝑗𝑦𝑖𝑦𝑗𝑥𝑖 𝑇𝑥𝑗 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑠. 𝑡. ∑𝑎𝑖𝑦𝑖 = 0, 𝑎𝑖 ≥ 0 𝑛 𝑖=1 the maximization of q () is related to the sample data, and the optimal lagrangian operator a* can be obtained by solving eq. (3.7), when the optimal solutions of ω and b are: 40 { 𝜔* =∑𝑎𝑖 *𝑦𝑖𝑥𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑏* = 𝑦𝑖 − 𝜔 * =∑𝑎𝑖 *𝑦𝑖(𝑥𝑖 � 𝑥𝑗) 𝑛 𝑖=1 the constructed hyperplane h* is: 𝜔*𝑥 + 𝑏* = 0 the decision function is: 𝑓(𝑥) = 𝑠𝑔𝑛[∑𝑎𝑖 *𝑦𝑖(𝑥𝑖 � 𝑥) + 𝑏 * 𝑛 𝑖=1 ] when f(x) > 0, the sample is positive; when f(x) <0, the sample is negative. the basic idea of nonlinear support vector machines is similar to that of linear support vector machines, with the difference that it requires the use of kernel functions that map the original feature space to the high-dimensional feature space, and then perform the optimal hyperplane for the samples in the high-dimensional feature space the principle is shown in figure 2. fig. 2 mapping of original feature space to higher dimensional feature space 2.3.2. training classifier and recognition process the steps for training the classifier and using the classifier for cigarette box character recognition are as follows: step 1: prepare the character image and segment the single character image, identify and normalize the size of the character image, and save it to the corresponding identification folder. step 2: create. trf training file, traverse the folder and add the character images to the training file using the append_ocr_trainf statement file. step 3: creating classifiers using the create_ocr_class_svm statement. step 4: training the classifier using the trainf_ocr_class_svm statement. step 5: use the write_ocr_class_mlp statement to save the .omc file obtained from the training, so that the ocr model training is complete. step 6: sorting character images using the sort_region statement is achieved with the arguments row, true and character character regions in top-to-bottom, left-to-right order. step 7: read the .omc file obtained from training using the read_ocr_class_svm statement. step 8: use do_ocr_multi_class_svm for character region recognition. 3. experimental results and analysis in this paper, we use 150 cigarette box images as the training set, and each image contains about 124 characters. we extract the characters on each cigarette box separately and use the classifier for training. then we use 50 cigarette box images as the test set to verify the effect of this classifier, and the experimental results are shown in the following table and the recognition results are shown in figure 8 table 1. experimental results of classifier classifier number of recognized characters correct identification average confidence level average recognition time gmm 124 115 81.58% 90ms knn 124 103 78.61% 86ms svm 124 120 97.74% 78ms we used three different classifiers: svm, knn and gmm to experiment and test the data, and found that the recognition rate and processing time of svm is the highest and the fastest, the recognition rate can reach 96.77%, the average confidence is 97.74%, and the processing time of a single image is 78ms, which is obviously better than other classifiers and meets the requirements of industrial production. 4. summary in this paper, we preprocessed the smoke box data, including grayscale variation and binarization. then the region of interest is extracted, and operations such as threshold segmentation and expansion erosion are done on the region of interest to lay the foundation for the subsequent text training and recognition. then the principle of svm and the process of training recognition are introduced, and experiments are conducted on three classifiers, knn, svm and gmm, respectively. after experimental analysis, the svm classifier has the best effect and can meet the needs of enterprise production. references [1] mori s , suen c y , yamamoto k . historical review of ocr research and development[j]. ieee computer society press, 1995. zhenpei li, ping li, xinyu guo. three gdi+ based image grayscale implementation methods [j]. computer technology and development, 2009, 19(7):4. 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[4] chang c c , lin c j . libsvm: a library for support vector machines[j]. acm transactions on intelligent systems and technology, 2007, 2(3, article 27). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 139 the problems of “artificial intelligence” in modern philosophy and science yuan gao department of literature, the national university of mongolia, ulan bator, mongolia abstract: patriotism, an important component of the chinese national spirit, has inspired generations of chinese to strive for national prosperity. promoting patriotism and implementing patriotic education is an eternal topic. if the youth is robust, the country will be strong. because college students are the vital force of the country and the hope of the nation, it is especially important to cultivate their patriotism. china is facing new challenges, with profound changes in domestic and foreign situations, rapid technological development and increasingly frequent internet exchanges. the patriotic education environment has also become more complex under the impact of undesirable western culture. with the external and internal influences, further patriotic education for college students still faces many challenges. we should face up to the problems in contemporary patriotism education in higher education institutions, explore the solutions and cultivate patriotism among college students in the new era. therefore, the study of patriotism education in higher education institutions has important theoretical and practical significance. this paper mainly collates literature through literature and historical research method, and the combination of theory and practice, analyzes the problems and causes of patriotism education in higher education institutions with contemporary society, college and family education as well as the characteristics of college students themselves, and puts forward targeted countermeasures for solutions. in the main body, this paper is divided into four parts. first of all, there is an introduction, which mainly includes the background and significance of research, the current status of domestic and international research, research methods, innovations and deficiencies. the framework of the paper was determined to be based on relevant domestic and international studies and the theory was well prepared for the article. the second part mainly elaborates the theories and necessity of patriotism education for college students, mainly including the connotation and characteristics of patriotism education. the third part presents a comprehensive analysis of the problem of patriotic education of college students and its causes from the social environment, patriotic education in higher education institutions, family education and college students themselves. the fourth part is the core of this paper, the practical effect of patriotic education in higher education institutions is ensured, by summarizing the relevant theories and proposing effective technologies and methods against the corresponding problems. keywords: technologies and methods; patriotic education; higher education institutions. 1. introduction many famous people have attempted to capture the nature of technology and apply it to society and human experience in technology philosophy. the findings of their study in the first half of the twentieth century primarily revealed a disconnection between technology and human existence. technology was viewed as a self-sufficient power that annihilated fundamental aspects of humanity. philosophers seemed to abstract from the influence of concrete technologies by restricting the concept of technology to historical and transcendental presumptions. during the 1980s, a more empiricist view of technology emerged, based on the ideas of american philosophers who considered the impact of concrete developments in their thinking (achterhuis, 1997). the shared reliance of technology and society is a central theme in this study. this ‘empirical turn' allowed us to account for the many faces of technology, as well as the various roles it can play in society. this viewpoint was established further by technology theorists, such as those at the university of twente (see e.g. verbeek, 1999). artificial intelligence in 1956, artificial intelligence was developed as a research field. it is concerned with computing machines' intelligent behavior. the research objectives can be divided into four categories: • systems that think like humans • systems that think rationally • systems that act like humans • systems that act rationally after years of high hopes for the task's success, issues emerged in the field about how to reflect intelligence that could be useful in applications. this included a lack of context expertise, the computations' intractability, and the knowledge representation structures' limitations (russell & norvig, 1995, pp. 20-21). however, the design group was not the only source of issues. philosophers, who have been preoccupied with intellect and logic since plato, began to complain as well. they attempted to demonstrate the ai project's inherent shortcomings by using both mathematical objections (based on turing and gödel) and more abstract concerns regarding the existence of human intelligence. hubert dreyfus was the most well-known of them all. 2. relevance of artificial intelligence (ai) to philosophy of science the consequences of artificial intelligence creation for science philosophy are the subject of this paper (ai). is ai, on the other hand, really important to science philosophy? to begin, we will argue that it is indeed important. in reality, new ai findings have ramifications for a wide range of issues in science philosophy, as well as general philosophy. however, in this paper, we will concentrate on the significance of ai results for only one category of problems in science philosophy, although a very significant group of problems. 140 these are the issues that arise when induction, confirmation, and probability are combined. since bacon in the 17th century, these issues have been fundamental to science theory. machine learning, which is a method by which a computer obtains hypotheses or predictions from empirical evidence, is now a fundamental technique of ai. it seems clear, then, that examining effective machine learning systems would likely shed light on the conventional philosophical of science induction problems just mentioned. indeed, the fact that machine learning has been shown to be efficient has changed many of the previous discussions of induction. a controversy between popper and carnap on whether or not an inductive logic existed exemplifies this. popper criticized the argument that there was an inductive reasoning in his book logic of scientific discovery (1934), concluding (p. 29): “the numerous difficulties of inductive reasoning here sketched, in my opinion, are insurmountable.” carnap, on the other hand, defended the nature of inductive reasoning in his 1950 book logical foundations of probability. he writes on page 192: “by adding a description of c to deductive logic, inductive logic is constructed.” since c(h, e) = r denotes the degree of confirmation of h given e, c(h, e) = r denotes the degree of confirmation of h given e. carnap considered c to be a probability function that could be interpreted logically, making his inductive logic a form of logical bayesianism. as a result, in 1950, carnap, popper, and “most theorists and scientists,” according to carnap, believed that machine learning was impossible. nonetheless, we now know that machine learning exists and has proven to be extremely effective. surely, this will change people's minds about induction, particularly the issue of whether or not there can be an inductive logic. due to the above reasons, one of the authors of this paper (donald gillies) spent time researching ai from the mid1980s to the end of the 1990s in order to see how new influenced philosophical debates regarding induction results. the findings of this investigation were published in his book artificial intelligence and scientific method, which was published in 1996. the book's fifth chapter continues popper and carnap's discussion about inductive logic. it claims that there is an inductive logic, but that it differs from the one proposed by carnap, based on new findings in machine learning. 3. why artificial intelligence needs philosophy? the concept of an intelligent machine is not new, but the stored-program computer is still waiting for serious work on the issue of artificial intelligence, or even a serious understanding of what the problem is. turing's essay 'computing machinery and intelligence' (turing 1950) and shannon's (1950) discussion of how a computer might be programmed to play chess can be considered the beginnings of artificial intelligence. since then, artificial intelligence has primarily progressed in the following directions. programs have been written to solve a collection of problems that humans find difficult to solve: playing chess or checkers, proving mathematical theorems, converting one symbolic expression into another using given rules, combining expressions made up of elementary functions, and determining chemical compounds based on massspectrographic and other data are just a few examples. in the process of developing these systems, intellectual processes of varying degrees of generality are established through introspection, mathematical study, and human subject experiments. testing the programs will lead to a deeper understanding of the cognitive processes as well as the discovery of new ones. another option is to start with the cognitive mechanisms (for example, memory, decisionmaking based on weighted sums of sub-criteria, learning, tree search, and extrapolation) and create problems that exercise these mechanisms. several attempts have been made to create a general intelligence with the same level of versatility as an individual. this has meant different things to different investigators, but none of them have had much success with it, except in terms of general knowledge used by the investigator in question. providing sufficient conditions for general intelligence is not difficult. turing's idea that the computer should be able to fool a knowledgeable observer into thinking it's a person for half an hour would suffice. if we focus our energies on this target, however, we will be distracted by some trivial aspects of human behavior that must be imitated. any of these were ruled out by turing's specification that the person to be imitated be at the end of a teletype line, obviating the need to consider accent, appearance, smell, and other factors. turing did cause himself to be sidetracked by conversations about arithmetic fallibility, laziness, and the ability to use the english language. however, a better understanding of what intelligence is will aid work on artificial intelligence, especially general intelligence. giving a strictly behavioral or black-box concept is one choice. in this case, we would define intelligence as the ability of a computer to solve certain types of problems that require human intelligence or to thrive in an intellectually challenging environment. this description appears a little hazy; maybe it could be made more concrete without departing from behavioral terminology, but we won't try. 4. ai & philosophy of science: the situation in the 1990s to 2020 many very technical advances in logic and philosophy of science were indicated by new ai findings in the 1996 book artificial intelligence and scientific method. however, we will not address these more technical findings in this section, instead focusing on the general conclusions drawn about science philosophy. the effectiveness of machine learning programs was a major factor in reaching these conclusions. there were four of them. (1) induction is real popper wrote (1963, p. 53): “induction, i.e. inferences based on many observations, is a myth. it is neither a psychological fact, nor a fact of ordinary life, nor one of scientific procedure.” popper was wrong on this issue, as shown by the success of machine learning systems. however, it should be noted that popper was not entirely right in 1963 when he made the remark. machine learning did not achieve its first notable successes until the late 1970s. (2) testing and falsification are used in machine learning popper's account of scientific methods emphasizes testing and falsification, and machine learning here complements rather than contradicts popper's account. machine learning algorithms learn from some training data, then validate and 141 likely reject their assumptions using more test data. as a result, we have a series of conjectures and denials. machine learning differs from popper in that conjectures are created mechanically by a program rather than intuitively by humans. (3) the importance of background knowledge gillies (1996) examined machine learning programs that used both context information (k) and empirical proof (e). “computer inferences really take the form from k&e infer h rather than from e infer h,” the authors conclude (p. 70). for example, each of the residues in golem's application to the protein folding problem was defined in terms of properties that scientists in the field recognized as being important to how a protein folded. these included characteristics like "hydrophobicity," "polarity," "aromaticity," and so on. furthermore, golem was programmed with 9-place predicates that directed the program to look for laws deciding the character of a residue in terms of the 4 residues on either side of it. (4) human interaction with the results of machine learning gillies (1996) examined machine learning programs that all generated rules that were understandable to humans. muggleton's golem, for example, stated an explicit rule relating to protein folding in gillies (1996), p. 53. this was common during the period when machine learning was mostly used to learn the rules of rule-based systems. as a consequence of this scenario, the following study of human interaction with machine learning results [gillies (1996) pp. 54-55): “generating rules that are humanly understandable has a lot of benefits because it allows for the following type of human-machine interaction. the human scientist's background information is encoded in a machine learning software. this produces previously unknown but humanly understandable laws that refer to the domain in question. the human scientist will then investigate these rules and possibly gain new knowledge in the field.” we will see if the original findings of artificial intelligence and scientific method are backed by new developments after reviewing new developments in ai since 1996. in several cases, the approaches and issues addressed are close to those of 1996. however, there have been a number of changes: • the increasing importance of machine learning relative to other ai techniques • the increasing use of neural networks • the use of deeper, more complex, models and larger datasets • the use of deep neural networks for representation learning. we can now see how these affect the four conclusions: (1) induction is real this seems to be the case. machine learning, which is a form of artificial induction, is more critical than ever. in reality, this argument may be bolstered. the main scientific insight when using machine learning is selecting an acceptable mathematical form for the machine learning model, and the automated method is simply setting those parameters, according to one potential counter-argument to machine learning being a form of scientific induction. the determination of the orbits of the planets by kepler is an analogy. the mathematical structure of the orbit (an ellipse with one focus at the sun) was his main insight, and calculating the model's parameters (the dimensions of the ellipses) could be automated. machine learning models can be thought of as increasingly complex mathematical forms. however, as machine learning models become more complex and general-purpose, such as deep neural networks, the mathematical type chosen appears to become less and less scientifically important. one element of the back-propagation algorithm, however, could be seen as supporting popper's position. backpropagation starts with random weights and corrects them with errors in the output. rather than induction, this use of errors to develop the model may be considered automatic falsification. this does not rule out the original hypothesis, since many machine learning algorithms are explicitly inductivity, but it does imply that machine learning may be used to automate both inference and falsification. (2) testing and falsification are used in machine learning testing is also an important aspect of machine learning. machine learning practitioners will split their data into two sets: a training set for the machine learning algorithm and a test set for testing the model after it has been trained. if the model fails to perform correctly on the testing results, it is considered a failure, and the training process must be changed. this procedure is used to ensure that the model can generalize to new data and hasn't 'over fitted,' meaning that it hasn't learned to recognize aspects of the training data that aren't relevant. to improve this phase, a number of specialized training methodologies have been developed. cross validation, for example, separates the data into training and test data in a variety of ways and conducts several training steps on each split. the results are used to compare various learning algorithm parameters. multiple testing sets are standard in professional systems. during software, a development set is used to evaluate the model. a separate test set is used as a final validation after the model tends to perform well on the development set (developers often gather new data at this stage). these findings reinforce the original conclusion that testing is an essential aspect of machine learning methodology. (3) the importance of background knowledge this is a lot more difficult. those who argue that deep learning demands less background information than previous machine learning methods are definitely right. context experience can be used in a variety of ways. the first is when a machine learning model's mathematical form is chosen. as previously stated, however, this is becoming less scientifically important. second, in the golem method mentioned above, the option of which features of the data to use as input to the machine learning model was the primary use of context information. one of the most critical aspects of deep learning is that raw data features such as pixels are used to learn intermediate representations of the data. this eliminates the need for a scientist to choose meaningful features, as well as the need for prior expertise. other applications of context knowledge, on the other hand, continue to be significant. the creation of the data sets themselves is one example. this entails the selection of data examples that would be useful to machine learning. the data must also be labeled, as each instance must include the appropriate output. the sequence of amino acids, for example, would be the input data for protein folding, but the data set would also need to have an output label: the correct 3d folded structure. this mark explicitly necessitates extensive prior knowledge. (4) human interaction with the results of machine learning the benefits of making human-comprehensible laws or models are a part of the research process that should not be 142 altered by developments in machine learning methods. however, as we've seen, neural networks are becoming increasingly relevant, despite their reputation for being difficult to understand by humans. the emphasis on interpretability by muggleton et al. (1992) can be seen as a justification for their approach over neural networks. the fact that neural networks are made up of a large number of very basic units makes them difficult to comprehend. although a computer can easily process this form of model, humans find it difficult to keep track of all of the interconnected components. within the machine learning community, the complexity of understanding neural networks, as well as machine learning in general, is increasingly seen as a challenge. o'neil (2016), for example, has highlighted the social concerns that arise when machine learning algorithms make decisions about health, crime, and other social issues without a human being to double-check their accuracy. having scientific findings that are incomprehensible to humans seems to be a similar problem. as a result, researchers are looking into machine learning approaches that can justify their findings. one method, which is especially popular in machine learning for medicine, is to create learning models that are designed to be understandable by humans. wang and rudin (2015), for example, worked in medical diagnosis and wanted to create models that could be used in practice. as a result, they used a model that was identical to current doctor check lists. these were dubbed "falling rule lists," which are a set of if-then rules that are checked in sequence before a decision is reached. while these lists are currently created by humans, the authors suggest an algorithm for learning them. however, in comparison to deep neural networks, these models must be simplified, making them less efficient in terms of the models they can learn. as a result, their overall accuracy can suffer. producing local explanations is one way to combine complex models with human understanding. although the model is still too complicated for humans to comprehend, each decision it makes can be clarified. ribeiro et al. (2016), for example, use a local intelligible model to describe individual decisions. this work is similar to the previous work on intelligible models, but it does not try to describe a machine learning system's entire behavior using a simplified model. instead, it would construct a simpler model (for example, a linear model) to illustrate how a machine learning model behaves on a single data point. the model can quite effectively describe behavior in that data point's immediate neighborhood, but it does not attempt to explain behavior beyond that. as a consequence, even though recent advances have made learning outcomes less interpretable, we may conclude that machine learning interpretability remains a critical problem in science. as a result, machine learning in science continues to face significant challenges. 5. development of ai from the early 1970s to the late 1990s the first digital computers appeared in the late 1940s, and by 1950, many people were considering how to use these new computers to construct artificial intelligence. in his famous 1950 article, computing machinery and intelligence, turing sketches out ideas along these lines. in the 1950s and 1960s, several researchers worked on such plans and developed ideas that would later prove useful. however, by the early 1970s, there had been no notable successes in the emerging field of artificial intelligence. as a result, the whole ai project was attacked. hubert dreyfus' book what computers can't do: a critique of artificial reason, published in 1972, is perhaps the most well-known. dreyfus has expressed serious concerns about computers' ability to play chess with skill, arguing in his book that “further substantial advancement... in artificial intelligence is highly unlikely” (p. 197). dreyfus himself was defeated by a machine at chess, and he appeared irritated by the joy with which the ai community greeted the news of his defeat. following events revealed that he was completely incorrect about machine chess. in a six-game match played under standard conditions, garry kasparov, the world chess champion, was defeated by a computer (deep blue) in may 1997. still, to be fair to dreyfus, it should be recalled that when he published his book in 1972, the ai project had been in the works for more than two decades with nothing to show for it. expert systems, on the other hand, provided a breakthrough in ai in the early 1970s. the stanford heuristic programming community, especially buchanan, feigenbaum, and shortleaf, took the lead in this area. they discovered that the secret to success was to extract from an expert the information that he or she used to perform a specialized task, and then code that knowledge into the machine. they were able to create "expert systems" that performed complex tasks at the level of human experts in this way. dendral was the first method of its kind, inferring a possible molecular structure from a compound's atomic composition and mass spectrogram. another early expert method (mycin) was based on blood infection diagnosis. it was created in the 1970s by edward shortliffe and his colleagues in collaboration with the stanford medical school's infectious diseases department. the area's medical expertise was codified into rules of the form: if such and such is found, then such and such is the most probable inference. over 400 such rules were collected from medical experts and added to mycin's knowledge base. expert systems, on the other hand, quickly became a challenge. since these systems were based on law, they were often referred to as "rule-based systems." initially, the rules were gathered by interviewing experts in the area, but this method had two flaws. to begin with, the experts were capable of performing a mission, but they did not always understand the rules they used to do so. perhaps these laws were learned subconsciously rather than consciously. second, interviewing experts was a timeconsuming and costly process. feigenbaum first mentioned this problem in 1977, and it became known as feigenbaum's bottleneck. in 1977, feigenbaum proposed his bottleneck problem, and in the following years, the first attempts to develop machine learning techniques to solve it were made. meta-dendral, one of the first programs, was created to generate rules for dendral to use. it was effective in accomplishing this goal, with some of the rules even being published in a chemistry journal. [see buchanan and feigenbaum (1978) for more information.] michalski also developed a machine learning method for diagnosing soybean disease at the same time. several hundred correctly diagnosed examples presented by domain experts were used to infer the rules. [see michalski and chilautsky (1980) for more information.] gillies (1996, pp. 31-55) examined two current state-ofthe-art machine learning systems in depth. they were both based on logic. the first, id3, was concerned with decision tree induction. quinlan was the one who came up with this (see his 1986). the second was a device called golem, 143 which muggleton and his colleagues developed. this was used to solve the problem of figuring out how proteins fold up. a protein is made up of a linear sequence of amino acid residues that fold up in various ways depending on the existence of the residues. golem did, in fact, generate some protein folding rules that were correct. [see muggleton, king, and sternberg (1992) for more information.] it's worth noting that golem used a data set of around 500 proteins in this issue, all of which had their folding patterns determined using x-ray crystallography or nmr (nuclear magnetic resonance) techniques. machine learning techniques in ai were first used to induce the rules used in expert systems in the 1980s and early 1990s, and they appeared to be applied to data sets containing a few hundred instances. however, there have already been significant achievements in the form of computer chess and the discovery of competitive but previously unknown rules in scientifically significant areas. in the next part, we'll look at donald gillies' findings for philosophy of science from his 1996 novel. before we go any further, it's worth noting that the advancements in ai that we just discussed made extensive use of findings from philosophy of science. shortliffe and buchanan's 1975 paper contains 33 references, 14 of which (or over 42%) are to works in philosophy of science dealing with the validation of scientific theories by proof, as well as related issues concerning induction and probability interpretation. carnap, de finetti, hempel, popper, ramsey, and salmon are among the philosophers of science listed. other ai researchers from the time period cite sir francis bacon's works from the 17th century. this demonstrates the prospect of a fruitful collaboration between ai and science philosophy. the early stages of ai development benefited from ideas from philosophy of science. the outcomes of this research could lead to improvements in science theory, which could be beneficial to future developments in ai and other fields. 6. the case-based reasoning paradigm the sense of cbr is first sketched in terms of perceptions, motives, and intelligence viewpoints. then, inside the cbr framework, modeling problems are addressed. the creek system, built at the university of trondheim, is the subject of the third section of the chapter. as a result, case-based reasoning serves as a foundation for the philosophical study that follows. some philosophical questions are raised as entries into such a study in this chapter. assumptions one of the assumptions of symbolic ai, according to dreyfus, is that reasoning is interpreted as rule-based symbol manipulation (the psychological assumption). this assertion is not made in the case-based reasoning model. reasoning is based on a memory of stored cases rather than rules. reasoning in cbr is dependent on recall. the most important cases are retrieved and adapted to the new situation when solving a problem. two new assumptions are introduced by cbr (leake, 1996): • the universe works in predictable ways: similar problems have predictable solutions. • the types of issues that an agent encounters are likely to recur. the first question that arises is how these conclusions relate to dreyfus' point of view. symbolic ai, according to dreyfus, requires formalizable knowledge and a formalizable truth (epistemological and ontological assumptions, respectively), while case-based reasoning assumes regularity rather than formalizability. cbr requires a normal world as well as information that can be expressed in a regular manner. as a result, cases are guaranteed to be relevant for potential problem solving. the first core characteristic of cbr, in my opinion, is the assumption of regularity. case-based reasoning separates itself from the rationalistic tradition of philosophy by assuming regularity rather than formalizability. instead, there appears to be a connection between cbr and the empiristic tradition. for example, hume (1886) argued that what we think of as natural laws are really notions based on lifelong observation of cases rather than unbreakable rules. 7. the phenomenological approach phenomenology is a scientific movement that focuses on human-reality relationships. in the analysis of intelligent machines, there are two ways to apply the phenomenological approach. for starters, we will discuss how these devices alter human-world relationships. second, in the same way that we characterize humans as being related to their reality, we may describe computers as being related to their reality. this necessitates seeing the computer as a part of the universe. post phenomenology there has been a renewed interest in the phenomenological movement in philosophy in recent years. don ihde and peterpaul verbeek, for example, use phenomenological philosophers' theories to explain the impact of technology on our lives. ‘post phenomenology can be thought of as a phenomenological approach that shares the postmodern aversion to context-independent truths and the radical separation of subject and topic, but does not want to transform this into indifferent relativism.' (chapter 4 of verbeek, 2000) don ihde, a philosopher who attempted to apply old phenomenological theories to technology, coined the term "post phenomenology." in building a perspective on the influence of innovations in human life, peter-paul verbeek (verbeek, 2000) uses the term in a wider context. there are two major requirements for such a viewpoint. to begin, it must avoid, as many early philosophers of technology did, reducing technology to its transcendental presumptions (as explained in chapter 1). second, it must allow for the assessment of technological influence, which necessitates a departure from constructivism, as in actor-network theory. since there is no space in the latter methods for assessing the role of artifacts in hermeneutic or existential processes, this would be a rejection of the early philosophers' evaluative perspectives. phenomenology edmund husserl (18591938), with his popular credo "zu den sachen selbst," established phenomenology as a philosophical movement. he ushered in the twentieth century with a slogan intended to ‘bracket life' and focus attention on the directedness of consciousness toward the universe. intentionality was the name given to this directedness. the emphasis on the relationship between consciousness and the universe provided an alternative to the classic extremes of idealism and realism, in which the first prioritized consciousness and the second prioritized the world in knowing questions. in other words, phenomenology did not claim that the universe or consciousness were the sources of knowledge, but rather that they were connected and 144 constituted the foundation of knowledge through intentionality. 8. reasoning programs and the missouri program the philosophical issues that must be resolved will become clearer in relation to a specific type of proposed intelligent program, known as a reasoning program or rp for short. a reasoning program communicates with the environment by input and output devices, some of which may be general sensory and motor organs (such as television cameras, speakers, and artificial arms) and other communication aids (for example, teletypes or keyboard-display consoles). internally, rp can represent data in a number of different ways. dot arrays or lists of regions and edges with classifications and adjacency relations, for example, may be used to display images. scenes can be interpreted as a list of bodies in various positions, shapes, and speeds. situations could be defined by abstract expressions with transition laws. utterances can be expressed by digitized time functions, phoneme sequences, and sentence parsing. however, in simpler systems, one representation can play a dominant role and even be the only representation present. this is a representation made up of a series of sentences written in a formal logical language. worder logic with function symbols, description operators, conditional expressions, sets, and so on, for example. it's debatable if we need to have modal operators with referential opacity. in the following way, this representation is dominant: 1. all other data structures have linguistic explanations that explain how the structures relate to one another and what they reveal about the environment. 2. each subroutine has a verbal explanation that explains what it does, whether it's manipulating data internally or manipulating the environment externally. 3. language is used to express the laws that express rp's views about how the environment acts and the implications of strategies. 4. the experimenter's aims, its devised sub goals, and its assessment of its success are all linguistically articulated. 5. we will assume that rp's knowledge is sufficient to solve a problem if it follows logically from any of these sentences that a specific action plan will solve it. 6. rp is a deductive program that seeks out methods of action that it can show can solve a problem and then implements them. 7. strategies can have sub goals that rp must solve, and part or all of a strategy may be strictly intellectual, i.e., the quest for a strategy, evidence, or any other intellectual item that meets certain requirements. mccarthy (1959) was the first to mention such a program, which he dubbed the advice taker. mccarthy (1963) proposed a preliminary approach to the necessary formalism, which has since been superseded by this paper. this paper is in part a response to y. bar-observation hillel's that the original paper involved certain philosophical presuppositions when it was introduced at the 1958 symposium on the mechanization of thought processes. constructing rp entails both the epistemological and heuristic aspects of the artificial intelligence problem: that is, the knowledge in memory must be sufficient to establish a strategy for achieving the target (which may require the acquisition of additional information), and rp must be smart enough to discover the strategy and prove its correctness. of course, these issues are intertwined, but since the emphasis of this paper is on the epistemological aspect, we'll mention the missouri program (mp), which focuses solely on that aspect. the missouri program (whose slogan is "show me") does not seek out methods or evidence that the strategies are effective in achieving an objective. rather, it helps the experimenter to show proof measures and verify that they are accurate. furthermore, when it is 'convinced' that it can take action or carry out a plan, it does so. this paper can be thought of as an attempt to construct a missouri program that can be convinced to achieve its objectives. 9. representations of the world the first step in creating an rp or mp is deciding what structure the world should have and how knowledge about it and its laws of change should be interpreted in the machine. it turns out that when one is discussing the expression of general laws or concrete facts influences this decision. as a result, our understanding of gas dynamics is reliant on the representation of a gas as a large number of moving particles in space; this representation is critical in deriving the mechanical, thermal, electrical, and optical properties of gases. the location, velocity, and excitation states of each particle are thought to determine the state of the gas at any given time. we never decide the position, velocity, or excitation of a single molecule, however. the pressure, temperature, and velocity fields, as well as average pressures and temperatures, are used to express our realistic knowledge of a specific sample of gas. from a metaphysical standpoint, this is perfectly natural, and we are not prone to deny the presence of things we cannot see, or to be so anthropocentric as to believe the universe must be built in such a way that we have direct or even indirect access to all. from the perspective of artificial intelligence, there are three types of adequacy for world representations. if the universe could have the shape without contradicting the facts of the part of truth that concerns us, it is said to be metaphysically adequate. the following are some examples of metaphysically adequate representations for various facets of reality: 1. the representation of the world as a set of particles that interact through forces between pairs of particles. 2. the universe is represented as a massive quantummechanical wave function. 3. representation in the form of a system of interconnected discrete automata. we're going to make use of this illustration. the primary use of metaphysically adequate representations is in the construction of general theories. a further move is to derive measurable consequences from the theory. if a representation can be used literally to articulate the facts that one has about a particular aspect of the universe, it is said to be epistemologically adequate for an individual or machine. as a result, none of the above interpretations are sufficient to convey evidence such as "john is at home," "dogs chase cats," or "john's phone number is 321-7580." ordinary language is clearly sufficient for expressing the information that people talk to one another in ordinary language. for example, expressing what people know about how to identify a specific face is insufficient. the second section of this paper is concerned with a formal representation of common-sense facts of causality, capacity, and information that is epistemologically adequate. if the reasoning methods actually used to solve a problem 145 are expressible in the language, the representation is said to be heuristically adequate. in this paper, we will not go into greater detail about this tentatively formulated definition, except to point out later that one particular representation appears epistemologically adequate but not heuristically adequate. 10. counterfactuals of course, there is a substantial literature on this ancient philosophical problem, almost none of which appears to be directly applicable to us. however, rescher's (1964) theory, which was established recently, may be useful. we will not attempt to describe rescher's theory here because his book is so well written. the reader should be aware of sosa's (1967) critical review, which recommends some minor changes. the significance of this hypothesis for us is that it implies a different solution to the problem we've dubbed the frame problem. the following is a summary of the situation. as a matter of practice (or possibly inference), one believes that when decisions are taken, all propositional fluent that applied in the previous situation still apply in the current situation. this will often result in an incoherent collection of claims about the new situation; rescher's theory offers a method for restoring continuity in a logical manner, as well as providing as a by-product those fluent who’s meaning changes as a result of performing the operation. however, we haven't looked into it further. 11. discussion of literature the strategy outlined in this paper for achieving a generally intelligent program would undoubtedly be difficult to implement. as a result, it's only logical to wonder whether a simpler scheme will work, and we'll spend this section critiquing some of the simpler schemes that have been proposed. l. fogel (1966) proposes that intelligent automata evolve by changing their state transition diagrams to improve their performance on increasingly complex tasks. fogel's experiments require the evolution of machines with less than ten states to predict the next symbol in a relatively simple series. we doubt that this method would yield interesting results because it appears to be restricted to automata with a small number of states, say less than 100, while computer programs that are considered automata have 21q5 to 210 states. this is due to the fact that, while the representation of behaviors by finite automata is metaphysically adequate in theory, any behavior that a person or computer may perform can be represented it is not epistemologically adequate; that is, we can't easily articulate constraints we want to put on a behavior or what we've learned from an experience as changes in an automaton's state diagram. several researchers (galanter 1956, pivar and finkelstein 1964) have proposed that intelligence can be described as the ability to predict the future of a sequence based on its past observations. the idea is presumably that a person's past can be viewed as a series of discrete events and that intelligent people can forecast the future. writing programs to predict sequences developed according to some basic class of laws is then used to study artificial intelligence (sometimes probabilistic laws). again, the model is satisfactory in terms of metaphysics but not in terms of epistemology. friedberg (1958, 1959) experimented with using a computer program to describe behavior and evolving a program to perform a task via random mutations. desired changes in behavior are often not represented by minor changes in the machine language type of the program, indicating the representation's epistemological inadequacy. learning a new truth, in particular, has an unrepresentable impact on a reasoning program. for several years, newell and simon experimented with a program called the general problem solver (newell et al 1959, newell and simon 1961). the task of converting one symbolic expression into another using a collection of transformation rules is represented by this program. they were able to describe a wide range of problems in this format, but the representation for a lot of them was awkward enough that gps could only do small examples. the task of enhancing gps was investigated as a gps task, but it seems to have been abandoned. the name general problem solver implies that the authors once assumed that most problems could be expressed in its terms, but their more recent publications have shown that they hold different views. their division of the problem solver into an input program that transforms problems into internal representation and the problem solver itself roughly corresponds to our division of the artificial intelligence problem into epistemological and heuristic components. the distinction is that we are more concerned with the internal representation's suitability. newell (1965) raises the question of how to obtain "heuristically sufficient" representations of problems, and simon (1966) addresses the idea of "can" in a way that can be contrasted to the current approach. 12. logics and theories of actions von wright's action logic, as outlined in his book norm and action, is the most fully developed theory in this field (1963). von wright's logic is based on an unconventional tense-logic of his own invention. since the basis is a binary modal connective, p tq, where p and q are propositions, denotes 'p,then q.' as an example, the action of opening a window is: (the window is closed)t (the window is open). the abovementioned book went a long way toward formalizing the calculus, but there were still some interpretation issues, as castaneda points out in his study (1965). von wright (1967) has modified and expanded his formalism in response to these and other critiques, as well as providing a sort of semantic theory based on the concept of a life-tree in a more recent article. we are unaware of any other attempts to establish a single theory of behavior that have progressed to this stage, but there are many discussions of difficulties and surveys that appear to be important. rescher (1967) covers a lot of ground, and davidson (1967) makes some good points as well. the key theory of davidson is that, in order to translate statements concerning acts into the predicate calculus, it appears that actions must be treated as values of bound variables, or as actual individuals (according to quine's test). of necessity, the situation calculus fits this advice in that it allows quantification of tactics with actions as a special case. simon's papers on command-logics (1965, 1967) are also noteworthy. simon's main point is to demonstrate that a special logic of commands is unnecessary, with ordinary logic serving as the sole deductive mechanism; however, we won't dwell on that for now. he makes many observations, the most important of which is that agents do not perform acts most of the time, and that they only do so when compelled to by external forces. he uses the example of a serial processor operating in a parallel 146 demand environment, and the need for interrupts those results. action logics like von wright's and ours don't differentiate between action and inaction, and we're not aware of any action logic that has progressed far enough to satisfy simon's implied critique. there is a vast body of purely philosophical writings on behavior, time, determinism, and other topics, the majority of which is meaningless for the purposes of this discussion. however, we'll list two that have recently surfaced and appear to be intriguing: chisholm (1967) and evans (1967) wrote papers summarizing recent debates on the distinctions between states, performances, and activities. 13. conclusion with a few caveats, this discussion has shown that our four hypotheses hold up in light of recent ai advances. machine learning demonstrates the feasibility of automatic induction; though testing and falsification are also important aspects of machine learning. in science, the use of machine learning does not negate the need for human experts. it necessitates human context information, and the effects of machine learning must also be interpretable by humans. deep learning, on the other hand, has made understanding more difficult by reducing the need for prior information. these findings call into question popper's claim that induction is a myth. it does not, however, alter his belief that induction has no place in human science. instead, it appears that ai works in a somewhat 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[20] russell, stuart, and norvig, peter, artificial intelligence: a modern approach, new jersey: prentice hall, 1995. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 102 diagnostic study of mbr membrane fouling based on ca‐resnet18 jingxiao zeng * college of electrical and information engineering, lanzhou university of technology, lanzhou 730050, china * corresponding author email: zengjingxiao@outlook.com abstract: in this paper, we propose a diagnostic model for addressing difficult-to-diagnose factors that influence membrane fouling, using a residual neural network (resnet) optimized with a coordinate attention mechanism. after pre-processing fouling data from the membrane bioreactor using principal component analysis (pca) to derive nine categories of fouling factors, we determined the residual neural network structure and optimized it using the coordinate attention mechanism (ca) to enhance feature extraction, improve diagnosis accuracy, and establish a stable and reliable diagnostic model for membrane scaling. through experimental verification, the resnet with the addition of the ca attention mechanism outperformed the resnet with other attention mechanisms and the traditional resnet in terms of prediction accuracy and convergence speed, achieving the research goal of accurately diagnosing the causes of membrane scaling. keywords: residual neural network; coordinate attention mechanism; membrane fouling; feature fusion. 1. introduction the membrane bioreactor (mbr) is an advanced wastewater treatment technology that integrates membrane separation technology with the activated sludge method, overcoming the limitations of traditional activated sludge treatment and elevating wastewater regeneration treatment to a new level [1,2]. despite its benefits, the widespread use of mbr technology for wastewater treatment has been limited due to the inevitable generation of membrane fouling, which leads to high energy consumption and costs. therefore, investigating the causes of mbr membrane fouling in practical applications has become a pressing issue. while early researchers used mathematical modeling to reduce the formation of the "filter cake layer" in membrane modules, membrane fouling is a complex and dynamic process that involves many parameters that are difficult to express as a precise function [3,4]. the advancement of computer technology has led to the enhancement and application of machine learning methods in the field of fault diagnosis, including the diagnosis of membrane scaling. machine learning-based methods for membrane scaling diagnosis include support vector machines (svm) and backpropagation (bp) neural networks, among others [5,6]. despite their widespread use, shallow neural network models such as svm and bp neural networks have limitations in fault diagnosis due to their shallow structure, complex parameter tuning, and limited computational power [7,8]. additionally, the shallow neural network diagnostic approach relies on manual data preprocessing with substantial prior knowledge, and the models often lack generalization power for different diagnostic problems. to address the limitations of shallow neural network models, such as manual information processing and incomplete feature extraction from small sample data in complex environments, researchers have proposed convolutional neural networks (cnns) [9,10]. cnns offer a promising solution to these issues, providing improved feature extraction capabilities and enhanced generalization power for diverse diagnostic problems. compared to shallow neural network models, cnns use a different feature extraction mechanism that involves a small number of network parameters per layer, a proven anti-overfitting strategy, and an efficient convergence speed [11]. these characteristics not only provide a noise reduction and filtering effect but also guarantee the invariance of feature extraction, making cnns a powerful tool for image and video analysis tasks. the signals monitored in the actual production process are non-smooth signals. the literature [12] applies wavelet transform to separate fault signals from their fluctuating signals, generates grey-scale time-frequency images, and then combines cnns, thus reducing the false alarm rate of fault diagnosis. research into building fault diagnosis models based on cnns is beginning to bear fruit, but as the volume of data continues to expand, the required diagnostic accuracy continues to increase, and the network complexity of deep learning continues to strengthen, problems such as model degradation and overfitting can occur. in response to the shortcomings of cnns, residual neural networks were created to further increase the depth of the network, but they are often accompanied by problems such as training difficulties when excessive network depth is greatly eliminated through short joins under degenerative phenomena [13]. to overcome the drawback that traditional convolutional operations can only extract single-scale feature information, the literature [14] superimposed convolutional layers of networks at different scales to extract multi-scale feature information, achieving effective fusion of multi-scale feature information within the residual block and taking into account the advantages of cross-layer constant mapping of residual natural networks and multi-scale feature extraction. although this structure enhances the extraction of features in multiple dimensions, it also causes a large amount of data redundancy and creates an overfitting problem. the literature [15] uses the stacking idea of inception to propose a stacked convolutional layer, which is inserted into the resnet network and effectively extracts feature information from faulty data. with the continuous development of deep learning, a simpler and lighter attention mechanism has been proposed. the literature [16] enhances the representational power by introducing an attention 103 mechanism to weigh the feature maps after multiple convolutional operations. the improved attention mechanism enables the network to differentiate the importance of features, increasing the training speed and improving the recognition accuracy of the network. in this paper, we propose a strategy for membrane fouling fault diagnosis that uses an attention mechanism to enhance network performance. our model combines a modified residual neural network with fault data visualization. firstly, principal component analysis is used to filter out the main fouling factors, followed by the generation of grayscale images to reduce redundancy while retaining feature information. additionally, we introduce an attention mechanism module to extract features effectively across multiple dimensions, reduce the number of training parameters in the network, improve the convergence rate, and enhance network performance. 2. relevant knowledge 2.1. residual natural network the residual natural network is a deep neural network structure, proposed by he et al. in 2015 [17]. resnet adds a residual building block to the convolutional neural network, which theoretically allows the network depth to increase as infinitely as the hardware allows, without performance degradation. it solves the problem of gradient disappearance and gradient explosion during the training of deep neural networks through shortcut connection, allowing the network to be trained more deeply and more easily. the residual structure block is shown in fig. 1. input x output h(x) conv bn relu conv bn relu f(x) x fig 1. residual block structure where x is the input to the residual block;  f x is the residual mapping function; and    h x f x x  is the mapping function. the size of the convolution kernel of the convolution layer in the residual block is 3 3 . 2.2. coordinate attention mechanism the coordinate attention (ca) mechanism is designed to obtain detailed location information while maintaining channel information [18]. unlike channel attention, which converts a feature tensor into a single feature vector via 2dimensional global pooling, the ca mechanism decomposes channel attention into two 1-dimensional feature encodings and aggregates features along two spatial directions, with attention weights calculated based on the spatial location coordinates of features in the input image or feature map. this approach differs from common attentional mechanisms, such as the squeeze-and-excitation (se) network, which only considers internal channel information and ignores location information and spatial structure important in visual detection tasks [19]. sknet (selective kernel networks) requires a large amount of computation, which makes sknet's computational resources more demanding than some other models. at the same time, the selective multi-scale feature fusion mechanism requires different weights to be applied to different feature maps, which makes sknet sensitive to the learning rate, and if the learning rate is not set properly, the model will have difficulty converging or even not converging [20]. the specific structure of the ca module is illustrated in fig. 2. input feature map coordinate attention result avgpool w avgpool h sigmoid contact conv layer conv layer h conv layer w fig 2. structure of the ca attention for the input features, the ca module first uses two 1dimensional global pooling operations to aggregate features from two spatial directions, vertical and horizontal, to obtain a feature map in two different directions. based on the height h and width w of the input feature map, an average pooling layer of dimensions  ,1h and  1,w is used to encode each channel along the vertical and horizontal coordinates, respectively, to obtain a feature map incorporating direction-specific information, with the expressions shown in equations (1) and (2).     0 1 ,h c c i w f h f h i w     (1)     0 1 ,w c c j h f w f j w h     (2) where cf denotes the input feature map and c denotes the channel of the input feature vector; h cf denotes the vertical output feature at height h ; w cf denotes the horizontal output feature at width w . eqs. (1) and (2) aggregate features and generate a pair of positional feature mappings that can capture long-range dependency information along the horizontal space and retain accurate positional information in the vertical space, aiding the model in the precise positioning of the target region. the above two feature maps are then encoded into two attention maps using the coordinate attention generation transformation, for the input feature maps, the outputs correspond to eqs. (3) and (4) respectively.    h h c h cg c f  (3)    w w c w cg c f  (4) where hc and wc represent 1 1 convolution operations in the vertical and horizontal directions, respectively;  is the sigmoid activation function;  is the nonlinear activation function; h cg and w cg are the horizontally and vertically generated attentional feature maps, respectively. the final output of the ca module combines h cg and w cg into a weight matrix, with eq. (5).        , , h w c c cout i j x i j g i g j   (5) the ca module applies simultaneous attention to the input 104 features in both horizontal and vertical directions to achieve precise positioning of the target area. 2.3. ca-resnet18 model structure in this paper, the resnet18 architecture was chosen to be combined with the ca attention mechanism module. in particular, the ca-resnet18 diagnostic network structure is generally divided into three parts: the pre-processing part, the feature extraction part, and the output part. the preprocessing part consists of a convolutional layer with a convolutional kernel size of 3 3 , which is used to encode the input image. the feature extraction section of the caresnet18 diagnostic network consists of a residual module, a ca module, a relu activation function layer, and a batch normalization (bn) layer. this section is designed to fully extract the location and effective features of the image while effectively suppressing gradient disappearance during backpropagation and alleviating overfitting. the output section includes a fully connected layer and a softmax layer. a global pooling layer is connected to the fully connected layer to integrate feature relationships and remove redundant information, improving network stability. the softmax layer output’s fault category labels and enhances network robustness. since the ca-resnet18 diagnostic network is built on the resnet18 architecture, the parameter design is similar, and the parameters are shown in table 1. the finalized ca-resnet18 diagnostic model structure is illustrated in figure 3. table 1. design of the model parameters number of layers name category outputs number of channels 1 image input image inputs 100×100 1 2 conv pre-processing layer 62×62 64 4 basicblock_1 improved residual module 62×62 64 3 basicblock_2 improved residual module 62×62 64 5 basicblock_3 improved residual module 31×31 128 6 basicblock_4 improved residual module 31×31 128 8 basicblock_5 improved residual module 16×16 256 7 basicblock_6 improved residual module 16×16 256 9 basicblock_7 improved residual module 8×8 512 10 basicblock_8 improved residual module 8×8 512 17 globalavgpool global average pooling 8×8 512 18 fc_1 fully connected layer 8×8 512 19 fc_2 fully connected layer 8×8 9 20 softmax softmax layer 1×1 9 21 class output classified outputs — — of these, the network involved a total number of 12,113,152 participants and a trained number of 12,105,344 participants. 3. experimental verification and analysis 3.1. membrane fouling data acquisition and definition the data used in this paper was derived from seong-hoon yoon's spreadsheet model [21], which was used to verify the performance of the diagnostic model. pca was used to determine the main factors of membrane fouling faults (shown in fig. 3), and the analysis resulted in nine main types of membrane fouling faults (shown in table 2). pca caresnet18 str mlss cod str phmlss cod fault code … f/m ratio cod/mlss f1 f2 f4 f5 f6 f3 f7 f8 f9 produced water flow produced water turbidity conductivity transmembrane pressure difference temperature silt load aeration rate aeration rate temperature fig 3. schematic diagram of pca principal component analysis in particular, the cod/mlss ratio has an impact on the fouling of the entire mbr module, with anomalies in this indicator reflecting excessive suspended solids in the mbr membrane module. the growth of nitrifying and denitrifying bacteria in the pool is directly influenced by the water's temperature. table 2. membrane fouling mode of the membrane device fault classification normal range of indicators code of membrane fouling cod/mlss 1.1-1.2 f1 temperature of water 15-35 ℃ f2 do in aeration tank 1-3 mg/l f3 do in membrane tank 4-8 mg/l f4 f/m ratio in anoxic tank 0.5-1.0 g bod/g mlvssꞏd f5 f/m ratio in aeration tank 0.08-0.24 g bod/g mlvssꞏd f6 mlss in aeration tank 8-12 g/l f7 srt 5-25 day f8 aeration demand 0.2-0.4 m3/(m2ꞏh) f9 these bacteria are both crucial for the water's ammonia and nitrate concentration, which would, in turn, impacts membrane flow and hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity. low oxygen dissolution targets can lead to rapid increases in the 105 levels of soluble microbial products (smp) and extracellular polymeric substances (eps), which can affect water quality. a high or low f/m ratio will produce flocculation and therefore membrane fouling. excessive srt (sludge retention time) can lead to the viscosity of the effluent being too high to affect the biological reaction and contribute to an increased rate of membrane fouling. high aeration suppresses the biological activity and increases the sludge concentration in the pool. therefore, the above nine index anomalies were selected for analysis as a fault study. 3.2. experimental procedures there are six experimental steps in this project, the main steps are as follows: (1) data collection: a collection of the required fault sample data, including data for normal and fault states; (2) fault coding: the collected faults are coded and presented in the form of data markers to facilitate subsequent processing; (3) data picturization: converting data into image form to facilitate training and testing of deep learning models. feature extraction can be enhanced using image processing techniques; (4) image set division: the data set is divided into the training set and the test set according to the ratio of 8:2. the training set is used for the training of the model and the test set is used for the performance evaluation of the model; (5) model generation: select the appropriate method to build and optimize the network. training of the model using the training set and performance testing of the model using the test set; (6) comparative analysis of results: the model is tested using a test set to compare the predicted and actual results of the model and to evaluate the performance of the model. based on the evaluation results, the model is adjusted and optimized, and the optimal model is finally obtained. 3.3. membrane fouling diagnostic performance analysis table 3. comparison of average accuracy diagnostic models average accuracy rate ca-cnn 61.63% resnet18 91.58% se-resnet18 93.10% sknet-resnet18 96.10% ca-resnet18 99.25% to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of the proposed caresnet18 model in membrane fouling fault diagnosis, a comparison experiment was conducted using the membrane fouling fault dataset. in addition to the ca-resnet18 model, resnet18, sknet-resnet18, se-resnet18, and ca-cnn models were also used for comparison. the experiment aimed to assess the performance of these models in accurately diagnosing membrane fouling faults. the results of the experiment were analyzed and compared to determine the best-performing model. overall, the comparison experiment serves to validate the diagnostic accuracy of the caresnet18 model and demonstrate its superiority in membrane fouling fault diagnosis. it is clear from the average accuracy that ca-resnet18, compared to ca-cnn, has significantly improved the accuracy of diagnosis by suppressing overfitting while retaining the original neglected details through the shortcut connection operation. when the attention mechanism was added to resnet18, there was a significant improvement in diagnostic capability, with se-resnet18, sknet-resnet18, and ca-resnet18 improving in accuracy by 1.52%, 4.52%, and 7.67%, respectively, compared to resnet18. the ca module is superior in improving resnet18 accuracy compared to resnet18 with the addition of the sknet, se attention mechanism module, thus also demonstrating the applicability of adding coordinate features to membrane fouling diagnosis. fig 4. ca-resnet18 confusion matrix heat map the performance of the ca-resnet18 diagnostic model was evaluated after 100 training sessions (shown in figure 4). the results demonstrate that the model performs well on different fault classes and can achieve accurate classification, with high recognition scores in some of the fault classes. these findings demonstrate the stability and usefulness of the ca-resnet18 model in diagnostic classification problems, particularly in the context of membrane fouling fault diagnosis. overall, the results highlight the potential of this model for practical applications in the field of water treatment and related industries. fig 5. comparison of loss functions in the comparison of the loss functions (shown in figure 5), the ca-cnn was unable to make an accurate judgment in the process of finding the best due to the network structure. although sknet-resnet18 incorporates the attention 0 20 40 60 80 100 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 l os s f un ct io n epoch ca-cnn resnet18 se-resnet18 sknet-resnet18 ca-resnet18 106 mechanism but performs poorly in the optimization problem, the loss function has a large oscillation amplitude in the early stage and converges slowly in the late stage, so this diagnostic network performs poorly in the stability of the model compared with se-resnet18 and ca-resnet18, even less than the performance of the resnet18 model. the caresnet18 diagnostic model has a higher rate of change and good convergence compared with other models, can achieve fast optimization, and is more stable and less volatile than seresnet18 and resnet18 in the later stages of training, without falling into the local optimum problem, thus proving that ca-resnet18 has good stability. 4. conclusion the current membrane fouling diagnosis process relies on empirical methods and data analysis, which are both timeconsuming and problematic, with complex features causing diagnostic faults. therefore, this paper proposes a deep learning-based diagnostic strategy, ca-resnet.18 the main conclusions of this paper are: 1. resampling and visualization of fault data to enhance the data and improve its generalization. 2. through the attention mechanism, the feature extraction channel is extended from 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[21] s.h. yoon, membrane bioreactor processes (advances in water and wastewater transport and treatment), 1st ed., crc press: boca raton, fl, usa, 2020. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 118 improvement of the method of comparing coefficients based on constant coefficients non‐homogeneous linear differential equations li ge *, maojun zhou school of statistics and applied mathematics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, 233030, china abstract: consider three different types of non-homogeneous term ( )f x for constant coefficient non-homogeneous linear differential equation, set the corresponding special solution, then the part of the function containing the coefficients to be determined in the special solution is studied, the equation that the function satisfies is obtained. by using the comparative coefficient method to find the special solution, and three conclusions are given. this method improves the original method of comparing coefficient, the calculation of the coefficients to be determined in the special solution is considerably simplified. keywords: constant coefficient non-homogeneous linear differential equation; special solution; comparison coefficient method. 1. introduction for the solution of the special solution of the nonhomogeneous linear differential equation with constant coefficients: ( ) ( 1) 1( ) ( )n n nl y y a y a y f x     there are usually comparative coefficient methods [1], laplace transform methods [1] or differential operator method [2], kai-liang lin and jing wang [3] reveal the essence of the differential operator method for nonhomogeneous linear differential equations with constant coefficients based on two characteristics of non homogeneous term ( )f x , combined with the differential operator method. lin-long zhao [4] explore integrable condition for the composition of nonhomogeneous terms, by transforming the linear differential equations with constant coefficients into a system of linear differential equations, the special solution is obtained by the method of integration. and for the above comparative coefficient method and laplace transform method, the non-homogeneous term is usually subject to the following two characteristics, that is 1 0 1 1( ) ( )m m x m mf x b x b x b x b e      or ( ) [ ( )cos ( )sin ] xf x a x x b x x e   in this case, the coefficient of comparison method is used to set the form of the special solution according to the two characteristics of the special solution, and then the coefficient of comparison method is used to determine the coefficients to be determined in the special solution, so as to find the special solution. it is characterized by the fact that the special solution of a non-homogeneous linear differential equation can be obtained by algebraic methods without integration. however, if the special solution is set without any treatment and directly substituted into the original equation, the calculation is also quite troublesome. the purpose of this paper is to find the equation satisfied by the function based on the comparative coefficients, and then use the comparative coefficients method to solve for the undetermined coefficients in it, and find the special solution of the equation. in this paper, we examine the second order linear differential equation with constant coefficients as an example, and have similar conclusions for linear differential equations with constant coefficients of higher order. 2. preliminary knowledge let the second order constant coefficient nonhomogeneous linear differential equation ( )y py qy f x    (1) corresponding homogeneous linear equation 0y py qy    (2) for the general solutions of the second order linear differential equation (1) and (2), we have the following conclusions: lemma1 [5]: let *y is a special solution of the non homogeneous linear differential equation (1), y is the general solution of the homogeneous differential equation (2) corresponding to (1),then *y y y  is the general solution of the second-order nonhomogeneous linear differential equation (1). lemma2 [5]: let the right-hand side of the non homogeneous equation (1) is the sum of several functions, such as 1 2( ) ( )y py qy f x f x     * 1y and * 2y are special solutions of the differential equation, respectively 1( )y py qy f x    2 ( )y py qy f x    then * * 1 2y y is the special solution of the differential equation (1). lemma3 [1]: if the second-order nonhomogeneous linear differential equation ( ) ( )y py qy u x iv x     ,has complex-valued solution ( ) ( )x i x  ,then ( ), ( )x x  are the solutions of the equations, respectively 119 ( )y py qy u x    ( )y py qy v x    proof: if the complex valued function ( ) ( )x i x  is a solution of differential equation ( ) ( )y py qy u x iv x     then ( ( ) ( ) ( ( ) ( )) ( ( ) ( )) ( ) ( )x i x p x i x q x i x u x iv x             after simplification, it is necessary to [ ( ) ( ) ( )] [ ( ) ( ) ( )] ( ) ( )x p x q x i x p x q x u x iv x               thus ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )x p x q x u x      ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )x p x q x v x      lemma4 [5]: if in differential equation (1), ( ) ( )x mf x e p x (  is a real number, ( )mp x is a polynomial of degree m ), then (1) has the following form of special solution * ( )k x my x e q x 0, isn't a feature root 1, is a single feature root 2, is a double feature root k         (3) where ( )mq x is a m degree polynomial with undetermined coefficients. lemma5 [5]: if in differential equation (1), ( ) ( cos cos )xf x e a x b x    ( , , ,a b  are all real numbers), then (1) has the following form of special solution * ( cos cos )k xy x e a x b x    0, isn't a feature root 1, is a single feature root i k i         (4) where ,a b are undetermined constants. lemma6 [1]: if in differential equation (1), ( ) [ ( ) cos ( )cos ]xf x e a x x b x x    ( ,  are real numbers, ( ), ( )a x b x are real coefficient polynomias, one of them frequency is m , while the other frequency does not exceedm ),then (1) has the following form of special solution * [ ( ) cos ( )sin ]k xy x e p x x q x x    0, isn't a feature root 1, is a single feature root i k i         (5) where ( ), ( )p x q x are the real coefficient polynomials with undetermined coefficients of degree max{ , }l m n . when the non-homogeneous term ( )f x of differential equation (1) conforms to the characteristics of lemma 4lemma 6, we can set the expression for the specific solution *y ,substitute it into the original equation and find the undetermined constant. but we need to consider, first, the expressions * *( ) , ( )y y  of the solution *y are given, then substitute * * *( ) , ( ) ,y y y  into the original equation, however, at that time 0k  , regardless of equation (3), (4), or (5), their calculations are very complex, so we need to find a simpler way to determine the undetermined constant in the specific solution *y . next, based on the special solutions set in lemma 4lemma 6, conduct local research on it, and then determine the undetermined coefficients in the special solution. 3. main conclusion theorem1: for differential equation (1), when ( ) ( )x mf x e p x ,there is a special solution * ( )x k my e x q x . let ( ) ( )k mr x x q x , then ( )r x satisfies the following differential equation 2( ) (2 ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )mr x p r x p q r x p x         especially, when  is a single feature root, then ( ) (2 ) ( ) ( )mr x p r x p x    ; when  is a double feature root, then ( ) ( )mr x p x  . proof: since (1) have a special solution * ( )xy e r x ,then ( ( )) ( ( )) ( ) ( )x x x x me r x p e r x qe r x e p x       further 2[ ( ) 2 ( ) ( )] [ ( ) ( )] ( ) ( )x x x x me r x r x r x pe r x r x qe r x e p x             simplify it further, and we can obtain 2( ) (2 ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )mr x p r x p q r x p x         when  is a single feature root, then 2 0,2 0p q p       . therefore ( ) (2 ) ( ) ( )mr x p r x p x    ; when  is a double feature root, then 2 0,2 0p q p       ,therefore ( ) ( )mr x p x  . regardless of which of the above three situations occurs, we can use the coefficient comparison method to find the undetermined constant in ( )r x and obtain a specific solution. theorem2: for differential equation (1), when ( ) ( cos sin )xf x e a x b x    , there is a special solution * ( cos sin )k xy x e a x b x    . (i) let ( ) 2 ka ib r x x   , then ( )r x satisfies the following differential equation 2( ) [2( ) ] ( ) [( ) ( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x i p i q r x                especially, when i  is a feature single root, then ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x       ; (ii) let ( ) 2 ka ib r x x   , then ( )r x satisfies the following differential equation 2( ) [2( ) ] ( ) [( ) ( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x i p i q r x                especially, when i  is a feature single root, then ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x       . proof: by euler's formula 120 ( ) ( )( ) ( cos sin ) 2 2 x i x i xa ib a ib f x e a x b x e e             in order to find special solutions to differential equation (6), ( ) ( ) 2 2 i x i xa ib a ib y py qy e e          (6) first, consider special solutions of the following two nonhomogeneous linear differential equations. ( ) 2 i xa ib y py qy e      (7) ( ) 2 i xa ib y py qy e      (8) we first notice that ( ) ( ) 2 2 i x i xa ib a ib e e       ,if * 1y is the solution of differential equation (7),then * 1y must be the solution of differential equation (8),according to lemma 2,then * * 1 1y y is the solution of differential equation (6). therefore, in the actual solution process, we only need to find the specific solution of one of (7) or (8), and determine the undetermined coefficient in the specific solution to obtain the specific solution of the original equation (6). according to the characteristics of the non-homogeneous term in (6), the following special solution can be assumed * ( ) ( ) 2 2 k i x k i xa ib a ib y x e x e        where ,a b are undetermined constants. the following are the specific solutions for differential equations (7) and (8): (i)let ( ) 2 ka ib r x x   ( ,a b are undetermined), and ( )( ) i xr x e   satisfies differential equation (7), since ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( ( )) ( ( )) ( ) 2 i x i x i x i xa ib e r x p e r x qe r x e              simplify it further, and we can obtain 2( ) [2( ) ] ( ) [( ) ( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x i p i q r x                especially, when i  is a single feature root, 2( ) ( ) 0,i p i q        then ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x       the values of a and b can be obtained by the coefficient method, the specific solution of equation (7) can be obtained, and then the specific solution of equation (6) can be obtained. (ii)let ( ) 2 ka ib r x x   ( ,a b are undetermined), and ( )( ) i xr x e   satisfies differential equations (8), since ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( ( )) ( ( )) ( ) 2 i x i x i x i xa ib e r x p e r x qe r x e              by simplifying it further, and we can obtain 2( ) [2( ) ] ( ) [( ) ( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x i p i q r x                especially, when i  is a single feature root, 2( ) ( ) 0,i p i q        then ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) 2 a ib r x i p r x       the values of ,a b can be obtained by the coefficient method, the specific solution of equation (7) can be obtained, and then the specific solution of equation (6) can be obtained. theorem3: for differential equation (1), when ( ) [ ( )cos ( )sin ]xf x e a x x b x x    (where ( )a x is m degree real coefficient polynomial, ( )b x is n degree real coefficient polynomial), there is a special solution * [ ( )cos ( )sin ]k xy x e p x x q x x    (where ( ), ( )p x q x are real coefficient polynomials with undetermined coefficients of degree max{ , }l m n ) (i) let ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 kp x iq x r x x   , then ( )r x satisfies the following differential equation 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) [( ) ( ) ] ( ) 2 a x ib x r x i p r x i p i q r x                especially, when i  is a feature single root, then ( ) ( ) ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) 2 a x ib x r x i p r x       ; (ii) let ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 kp x iq x r x x   , then ( )r x satisfies the following differential equation 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) [( ) ( ) ] ( ) 2 a x ib x r x i p r x i p i q r x                especially, when i  is a single feature root, then ( ) ( ) ( ) [2( ) ] ( ) 2 a x ib x r x i p r x       the process of proving this conclusion is similar to theorem 2. 4. example example 1 calculate the general solution of differential equation 2 3 3 xy y y xe    answer: the characteristic equation is 2 2 3 0r r   , its roots are 1 23, 1r r   . therefore, the general solution of the corresponding homogeneous linear differential equation is 3 1 2 x xy c e c e  .next, we need find a special solution of non-homogeneous linear differential equation, due to ( ) 3 , 1xf x xe    is a single root of the characteristic equation, thus, the special solution is as follows: * ( ) xy x a bx e  ,where ,a b are undetermined, let 2( )r x ax bx  ,according to theorem 1, ( )r x satisfies the differential equation ( ) 4 ( ) 3r x r x x   ,by simplifing it, and we can obtain 2 4( 2 ) 3b a bx x   , thus 2 4 0, 8 3b a b    , 3 3 , 16 8 a b    are solved, then * 23 3 16 8 x xy xe x e    , the general solution of the original equation is 121 3 2 1 2 3 3 16 8 x x x xy c e c e xe x e      ( 1 2,c c are any constants). example 2 calculate the general solution of differential equation 2 24 4 1xy y y x e      answer: the characteristic equation is 2 4 4 0r r   ,its root is 2r  (double), therefore, the general solution of the corresponding homogeneous linear differential equation is 2 2 1 2 ,x xy c e c xe  next, we need find a special solution of non-homogeneous linear differential equation, due to 2 2( ) 1xf x x e   ,according to lemma2, first, we need to solve the special solutions of the following two equations separately 24 4 1y y y x     24 4 xy y y e    according to lemma4,the specific solution of the former is as follows * 2 1y a bx cx   ,the specific solution of the latter is as follows * 2 2 2 xy dx e ,where , , ,a b c d are undetermined constants, * 1y satisfies the differential equation * * * 2 1 1 1( ) 4( ) 4 1y y y x     by simplifing it, and we can obtain 2 24 (4 8 ) (4 4 2 ) 1cx b c x a b c x       ,thus 4 1,4 8 0,4 4 2 0c b c a b c      , 3 1 1 , , 8 2 4 a b c   are solved, then * 2 1 1 1 3 4 2 8 y x x   . let 2( )r x dx ,according to theorem 1, ( )r x satisfies the differential equation ( ) 1r x  ,and we can obtain 2 1d  , 1 2 d  is solved, then * 2 2 2 1 2 xy x e , the general solution of the original equation is 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 3 1 4 2 8 2 x x xy c e c xe x x x e      ( 1 2,c c are any constants) example 3 calculate the general solution of differential equation 2 2 cosxy y y xe x    answer: the characteristic equation is 2 2 2 0r r   ,its root is 1r i  . therefore, the general solution of the corresponding homogeneous linear differential equation is. next, we need find a special solution of non-homogeneous linear differential equation, due to ( ) cosxf x xe x ,according to theorem 3, the differential equation has the following form of special solutions * [( ) cos ( )sin ]xy xe a bx x c dx x    where , , ,a b c d are undetermined constants, we can gain (1 ) (1 )( ) 2 2 i x i xx x f x e e   by euler's formula, according to theorem 3, let ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 a bx i c dx r x x     , then ( )r x satisfies the differential equation ( ) [2(1 ) 2] ( ) 2 x r x i r x     by simplifing it, and we can obtain ( ) ( ) 2 2 2 x b c a d i bxi dx      thus 1 0, 0,2 0,2 2 b c a d b d      ,and 1 , 0 4 a d b c    are solved, then * 1 (cos sin ) 4 xy xe x x x  the general solution of the original equation is 1 2 1 cos sin (cos sin ) 4 x x xy c e x c e x xe x x x    ( 1 2,c c are any constants). 5. conclusion on second order non-homogeneous linear differential equation with constant coefficients ( ) ( )l y f x ,this article focuses on three special forms of non-homogeneous term ( )f x , improve the comparison coefficient method, and obtain relevant conclusions. this greatly simplifies the process of solving the undetermined coefficients in the special solution, and this improvement can be extended to high-order constant coefficient non-homogeneous linear differential equation, which has some enlightenment for the learning of ordinary differential equation. acknowledgments this study was supported by fund project: anhui university of finance and economics teaching and research project (acjyyb2021049), anhui university of finance and economics combines online and offline first-class courses (acylkc2022013), anhui province teaching and research project(2022jyxm016). references [1] g.x.wang. ordinary differential equation(higher education press, china 2006),p.136-155 .(in chinese). 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[5] h. q. yang. economic mathematics-calculus(posts and telecommunications press, china 2020), p.238-239 .(in chinese) [m], beijing: posts and telecommunications press, 2020: 238-239. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 29 coastal wind power forecasting research scheme design shiwei xu* school of artificial intelligence, wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou 325000, china. * corresponding author: email: wxu@wzpt.edu.cn abstract: as global resource and environmental problems become increasingly acute and climate change becomes more and more obvious, the large-scale development and utilization of new energy sources are highly valued by all countries in the world. wind energy is highly valued because of its many advantages. wind power, especially offshore wind power, has become one of the key development directions of renewable energy. to address the problem that coastal wind farms are in urgent need of accurate wind power forecasting, the authors of this paper investigate and summarize the relevant research work in this field. at the same time, the coastal meteorological micro-scale differences are obvious, and a research program for coastal wind farm power forecasting is designed to lay the foundation for subsequent specific research for the characteristics of this region. keywords: wind power forecasting; renewable energy. 1. introduction energy is an important cornerstone of human survival and civilization development, and the lifeblood of social and economic development. wind energy has become the most promising renewable energy source with no pollution, wide distribution and large storage capacity. as the main development method of wind energy, wind power generation has received extensive attention worldwide, and wind power generation technology is becoming more and more mature, and the scale and commercialization are gradually increasing. china's offshore wind energy resources are abundant, and the southeast coast has great potential for development, and the central and southern zhejiang province can use offshore wind energy resources to reach a rich level. in china's "carbon peak, carbon neutral" overall goal, the zhejiang provincial development and reform commission for zhejiang province "14 five" wind power set up a development goal: to the "14 five" at the end, strive to wind power installed reach 6.4 million kilowatts or more, new installations in more than 4.5 million kilowatts, while actively promoting coastal offshore wind power, explore the deep-sea wind power test demonstration. with the rapid growth of installed coastal wind power capacity and its increasing proportion in the power grid, the problem of peak regulation and wind power consumption in the power grid is becoming more and more prominent. wind is generated through atmospheric motion and is affected by various factors such as temperature, pressure, topography, altitude, latitude, etc., and has a strong randomness and volatility, resulting in large fluctuations in the output power of coastal wind farms [1] as shown in figure 1. this poses a greater challenge to the operation and management of coastal wind farms as well as to the planning and scheduling of regional power systems. to solve this problem, it is inevitable to rely on accurate wind power output power forecasting. figure 1. power curve of a wind farm for several consecutive days improving the accuracy of output power forecasting of coastal wind farms can significantly improve the adverse impact of wind power grid connection on the power system, and can play a positive role in developing more scientific power generation plans for the power system, reasonably reducing operating costs and improving the competitiveness of wind power enterprises, which has a very important application value. [2] the application value is very important. firstly, wind power forecasting provides a basis for coastal wind farms to make operation plans and grid dispatching departments to adjust dispatching plans, thus alleviating the impact of wind power access on the grid and ensuring the efficient and stable operation of the power system. [3] secondly, it is helpful for coastal wind farms to develop reasonable operation plans. secondly, it helps coastal wind farms to make reasonable power trading plans and improve profitability; finally, coastal wind farms can make equipment maintenance and overhaul plans based on wind power forecasting results, so that the impact of maintenance and overhaul on production can be minimized. [4] finally, coastal wind farms can develop equipment maintenance and overhaul plans based on wind power forecasting results to minimize the impact of maintenance and overhaul on production. 2. review of current research work in this paper, we conduct an extensive research and analysis of wind power forecasting research work, firstly, we classify 30 and summarize the progress of wind power forecasting research, and then we describe the application situation at home and abroad. 2.1. different classifications of wind power forecasting studies wind power output forecasting is essentially the measurement of wind power output values at a certain point in the future according to a certain fitting curve based on known multi-factor information, and wind power forecasting can be divided into the following categories according to different distinguishing conditions. [5] wind power forecasting can be divided into the following categories. 2.1.1. classification according to the time scale according to the length of the forecast time scale, there are usually ultra-short-term forecasts, short-term forecasts, medium-term forecasts and long-term forecasts. the ultrashort-term forecast is mainly used to avoid the short-term fluctuation of wind power to the stability of the power supply system, and its time forecast unit is very small, usually in "seconds" or "minutes"; short-term forecast is in "hours short-term forecasts are made in "hours", usually 24 to 48 hours in advance, to forecast the power output in the next few hours, mainly to facilitate grid scheduling so as to adjust the scheduling plan in time to ensure the quality of power supply; medium-term forecasts are made in "days", which are broadcasted a week in advance to guide the scheduling of wind turbine maintenance or power supply stability. this is mainly used for wind farms to plan the optimal downtime of wind turbines and reduce the economic losses caused by downtime by optimizing the downtime plan; long-term forecasts are made in "months" or "years", and need to be carried out several years in advance. long-term forecasts are made in "months" or "years" and need to be prepared several years in advance for forecasting studies to design and plan the annual power production and generation plan of the wind farm in question, with the forecasted annual power production as the basic goal. demolli et al. [6] a statistical review of the literature on different time scales found that about 87% of the wind power forecasting studies were ultra-short or short-term. domestic studies are also ultra-short-term or short-term in the majority, and zhu youcheng et al. [7] analyzed that, on the one hand, due to the low application scenarios of mediumand longterm wind power forecasting, and on the other hand, the data on power generation and meteorology of wind farms in china are usually only available back to the previous 5-7 years, resulting in the lack of sufficient samples for mediumand long-term forecasting. 2.1.2. classification according to the modeling method according to the different modeling methods, they can be mainly divided into physical modeling method, statistical modeling method, intelligent learning method, and combined modeling method. (1) physical model method the physical model method mainly uses nwp (numerical weather prediction) to determine the meteorological information in the future time period, and after analyzing the topography, wake and spatial correlation in the area around the wind turbine, the micro-scale meteorological information such as wind speed and wind direction at the hub height of the wind turbine is obtained, and finally the original power is solved by following the equations of mass, momentum and energy conservation. the output power of the wind turbine is solved by the mapping of the original power curve. this method does not require training with historical data, and with the support of high-precision meteorological forecast data, the prediction results are relatively accurate and suitable for ultrashort-term forecasting. however, this method relies on a large amount of topographic and meteorological data, requires the cooperation of experts in multiple fields, constructs a model with many empirical parameters, and the model is very complex leading to poor portability, which makes the method inapplicable in many cases [8] . (2) statistical modeling method the statistical modeling method analyzes mathematical distribution patterns from historical data, i.e., it summarizes spatial and temporal information in the data to make forecasts. [9] the statistical modeling method is usually based on wind power time series and wind speed time series. conventional statistical modeling method usually takes wind power time series and wind speed time series as the basis, and establishes the mapping relationship between historical data and predicted power values according to the process of model identification, parameter estimation and model validation. [10] the statistical model method requires only historical data. the statistical modeling method only requires historical data to establish the mapping between the input characteristics and the output power series to be predicted, and then obtains the predicted values by substituting the measured data through this mapping relationship. this method fits a large amount of historical meteorological data and power data by statistical regression, and the commonly used methods are regression analysis and time series method. for example, wang et al.[11] proposed an adaptive robust multicore regression model to solve the problem of inconsistency between the generic gaussian assumption of the prediction model error term and the real wind power forecasting error distribution; zhong et al.[12] proposed a genetic algorithm nonlinear time series prediction method based on singular spectrum analysis for predicting wind resources at sites in the south china sea, and the results were better than the persistence model. statistical methods are usually easier to implement than other methods, models are economical and save computational power. however, wind energy has typical nonlinear and non-stationary characteristics, and only by establishing a functional form can we achieve some effect on wind power forecasting. if the wind power forecasting accuracy is to be further improved, the wind power model needs to be further optimized and the statistical methods become very unstable over a longer time range [9]. (3) intelligent learning method with the in-depth development of computer hardware and software technology, the continuous improvement of machine computing power, and the popular application of artificial intelligence theory, machine intelligence learning methods have been extended in statistical methods. the essence of the intelligent learning method is not to describe the relationship between wind power and related influencing factors in the form of mathematical analytic formula, but to establish a nonlinear model by extracting the relationship between input and output variables with artificial intelligence, train the model using labeled data and predict with the converged model. and with the deep development of deep learning theory and its successful application in various fields, 31 researchers have started to try to use deep learning methods in the field of wind power forecasting. xue-wen lei[13] investigated the application of fully connected neural networks in wind power forecasting and joint scheduling of power systems. xin zhang [14] investigated cnn (convolutional neural networks) combined with dynamic modeling for short-term wind power forecasting. yu et al. [15] proposed an improved lstm (long short-term memory) model for wind power forecasting, based on correlation, filtering wind unit feature data at a certain distance, and further optimizing the wind power forecasting effect by clustering. shahi et al. [16] proposed a new genetic long-term short-term memory (glstm) framework consisting of lstm and genetic algorithm to predict short-term wind power generation, using lstm to automatically learn features from sequence data while using global optimization strategy of genetic algorithm to optimize the window size and number of neurons in lstm layers, providing reliable predictions for seven wind farms in europe. (4) combined model method the combination method is to combine one or more of the above mentioned models to fully utilize the advantages of each model to improve the wind power output prediction accuracy.zhang et al.[17] used a combination of time series and neural network forecasting methods, using wind speed time series as input data and wind speed data time series features as input attributes of neural network, and using neural network to construct models and train them, after the combination, the advantages of each method are fully utilized and the forecasting accuracy is improved. alessandrini et al.[18] combination of different physical methods using nwp prediction model gives better prediction results than single nwp model.chen et al.[19] combined physical methods with intelligent computing methods to construct a combined nwp and gpr model, and the prediction accuracy was significantly improved compared with the traditional neural network; lingling li et al.[20] exploited the respective advantages of statistical models and intelligent learning models to constitute a combined model that outperforms time series models and rbf models in terms of prediction effectiveness. 2.2. applications of wind power forecasting research (1) foreign applications countries and regions with abundant ocean wind resources, such as denmark, the united states, germany, spain, ireland, japan and australia, have started to study wind power forecasting in the 1980s, and also have more in-depth research and more mature results, and their wind power forecasting systems have been commercially applied [8]. these early wind power research and production countries use nwp as the basic input set and have built a relatively complete wind power forecasting system with an average forecast accuracy of over 85%, with the main errors caused by meteorological forecast errors. [21] the main errors are caused by meteorological forecast errors. the wppt (wind power forecasting tool) based on a statistical model was developed by the danish university of science and technology in 1994, which can predict wind power within a time frame of half a day to three days and has been used in practical applications in the power systems of many countries such as denmark and ireland. [22] it has been used in many countries such as denmark and ireland. aws truewind developed the e-wind wind power forecasting system in 1998 based on a combination of nwp numerical meteorological and statistical models. [23] the system uses bayesian neural networks to eliminate systematic errors, uses dynamic numerical weather forecast data, and also takes into account the effects of small regional meteorological conditions on wind power output, enabling a relatively accurate prediction of wind power over the next 48 hours. in addition, the university of oldenburg, germany, and energy & meteo systems, inc. collaborated to develop the previento wind power forecasting system in 2002; in the same year, two wind power forecasting systems, local pred and regio pred, were developed by relevant spanish institutions, all three of which are based on the nwp physical method for prediction. (2) domestic applications domestic scholars have followed the international research frontiers in wind power forecasting theory and methods, and at the same time, significant progress has been made in the development of related prediction systems. the cwpps (cepri wind power forecasting system) developed by the chinese academy of electric power research (cas) was put into commercial operation in 2008, which can provide reasonable guidance for power generation planning and scheduling. in the same year, the wpfs wind power forecasting system, jointly developed by the new energy research institute of chinese academy of electric power and foreign countries, was also put into operation in a number of wind farms across china.[24] in 2010, tsinghua university used a combined forecasting approach to construct a wind power forecasting model, and the system used the national weather bureau nwp numerical weather forecast as input data.in 2011, north china electric power university developed the swpps system to achieve short-term and ultrashort-term forecasts within 4-72 hours.in 2018, shandong university and shandong electric power research institute developed a system based on kernel density estimation and sparse bayesian approach, developed a new energy data platform forecasting system for shandong province[25] . 2.3. summary of similar research work firstly, the research object has limitations. most of the domestic research takes inland wind farms as the research object, and directly uses large regional weather forecasts for each turbine power forecasting modeling, with little consideration of the differences in wind energy resources borne by each turbine. this has little impact on the vast terrain of inland wind farms, but for coastal wind farms is a problem that cannot be ignored. because the inland and marine meteorological characteristics are different, as the junction of the two coastal areas, meteorological complexity and change. in addition, the coastal zhejiang hilly, island landscape, even if the same wind farm of different wind turbines, but also because of the altitude of the wrong, local micrometeorological fluctuations, resulting in the actual measured wind speed of each turbine and the large regional forecast wind speed there are obvious differences. secondly, there are differences in research methods. most of the foreign wind power forecasting systems use physical models or combined models, because the higher accuracy and resolution of nwp in these countries provide better data support for wind power forecasting. in contrast, china's nwp meteorological forecasting research started relatively late, 32 and the publicly available meteorological forecasts are difficult to directly meet the refined modeling at the turbine level. therefore, using statistical modeling method or intelligent learning method to further improve the accuracy of wind power forecasting is the current mainstream research task. in summary, the research on coastal wind power forecasting, combined with the latest advances in the field of artificial intelligence, expands the application of wind power forecasting technology in the coastal environment and also explores the research innovation of the type of intelligent learning method under the condition of limited nwp accuracy. 3. coastal wind power forecasting research scheme wind power is the process of converting the kinetic energy of the wind into electrical energy, so the output power of a wind turbine is closely related to the wind, wind direction and other meteorological data. at the same time, according to the working principle of wind turbine, its output power is also related to the state and historical output of the wind turbine. therefore, coastal wind power forecasting is essentially finding the relationship between the output power of coastal wind farms and the meteorological data, turbine status data, and historical output power of the region. in this paper, based on the measured historical data of coastal wind farms, we carry out the research of wind power forecasting by combining the characteristics of obvious differences in coastal meteorological microscale. the main contents are as follows. 3.1. wind power history data pre-processing the historical data required for wind power prediction model training include four main types: regional meteorological forecast data, actual meteorological data of wind turbines, wind turbine status data, and wind turbine power data, which are characterized as shown in table 1. table 1. data required for wind power prediction model training data name sampling interval data quality data source regional weather forecast data 1 hour more complete, no distortion downloaded from weather forecast website and saved to local database wind turbine measured meteorological data second or minute level missing or distorted wind turbine scada system fan status data fan power data from this, it can be found that the three types of data from the wind turbine scada (supervisory control and data acquisition) system are of relatively low quality. the harsh natural environment at sea may cause electronic equipment failures, which can lead to individual data missing or distorted. in addition, unplanned shutdowns or systemic failures of the turbines can cause concentrated distortion of values over long periods of time. on the other hand, the sampling interval of these four data is not uniform. the regional weather forecast data originates from the weather forecast website and has a sampling interval of 1 hour. for the other three types of data, the sampling interval is set differently for different wind turbine scada systems at different wind farms, resulting in different data accuracy, both at the second level and at the minute level. in summary, wind power plants generate a wide variety of data, a large amount of data, data formats and time intervals are not uniform, there are also missing data and distorted data, etc. these data are all interrelated and contain the main factors required for the normal operation of the turbine, and need to be pre-processed such as cleaning. 3.2. refinement of spatial and temporal scales of meteorological forecasting according to the experience of industry experts, the power of a wind turbine is highly correlated with the meteorological data at the hub of the turbine. for a single wind turbine, the accuracy of meteorological forecast data at the hub has a large impact on its power prediction accuracy. however, the accuracy of public or paid meteorological forecast data at home and abroad does not yet meet the demand for coastal wind power prediction, as shown by the following. (1) inadequate spatial scale the complexity of the coastal topography causes differences in micro-meteorological conditions within a small area. this is evidenced by the measured meteorological data of the wind turbines, where the wind speed and direction vary for different turbines at the same wind farm at the same moment. currently, the domestic public weather forecasting service has a spatial scale roughly at the county level; foreign paid weather forecasting services, typically such as windy.com, can predict weather data at any latitude and longitude, but according to actual tests, there is no difference in weather forecasting data within 5*5 km2, a spatial scale similar to the area of coastal wind farms. therefore, the current spatial scale of domestic and international meteorological forecast data is not yet sufficient to support high-precision power prediction at the turbine level. (2) insufficient time scale according to the requirements of local power companies, wind farms need to report their output power forecasts for the next 24 hours to the county transfer (county dispatch center) with a time scale of 15 minutes. as far as the research team knows, the minimum time scale of public or paid weather forecasting services at home and abroad is 1 hour, which is not enough to meet the reporting requirements of wind farms. in summary, it is necessary to mine the relationship between weather forecasts on a larger regional scale and weather data at the hub of each wind turbine based on historical regional weather forecast data, and actual meteorological data of the turbine, as shown in figure 2. in this way, when executing the forecast, the future meteorological forecast data is input to obtain an estimate of the meteorological data at the hub of each turbine, and then the time scale of this estimate is refined to 15 minutes by interpolation, thus providing suitable input data for the subsequent power prediction model. 33 figure2. meteorological forecasting refinement 3.3. wind power prediction modeling the wind power output power has a certain periodicity, the wind power input data obtained after the previous link is time series data, and the predicted output power data is also series data with time-periodic characteristics, and the deep learning model of rnn (recurrent neural networks) series can usually be used to deal with the end-to-end time series data. the disadvantage of the original rnn is that when the input time series or the time series to be predicted is long, the historical series information will be replaced by more recent information, resulting in the disappearance or explosion of the distal information obtained from training. lstm (long short term memory) is an improvement of rnn, which adds input gates, output gates, forgetting gates and the four structures of memory units are added to achieve a reasonable retention and forgetting of the wind power sequence history state, which makes the wind power long sequence training state propagate better in the network and eliminates the gradient disappearance or explosion problem. however, lstm still has the following shortcomings in wind power prediction: (i) hidden features in the data are more important than usual during extreme weather or large power fluctuations, but lstm cannot identify the differences of these high-dimensional features; (ii) in the face of multidimensional long series of wind power data, there are problems such as easy to ignore the sequence structure information and difficult to solve the long-time dependence. therefore, the authors of this paper propose to conduct an innovative research based on lstm networks to solve the above problems. 3.4. wind power forecasting application system development in order to make the researched wind power prediction innovation applied to coastal wind farms and produce practical value, this paper will develop a wind power prediction application system based on the aforementioned research content. the system functions roughly include: weather forecast crawler, daily scheduled execution of forecast, wind farm management, and analysis of forecast results. 4. conclusion coastal wind power has become one of the key development directions of renewable energy. to address the problem that coastal wind farms are in urgent need of accurate wind power prediction, we summarized the relevant research work in this field and then proposed a research scheme for coastal wind farm power prediction. the aim of this scheme is to tack the micro-scale meteorological differences problem and lay the foundation for subsequent specific research for the characteristics of this region. acknowledgment this work is supported by the scientific research project of zhejiang provincial department of education(y202250636). references [1] qu zongxi. research on some difficult problems in wind speed combination prediction strategy [d]. lanzhou university, 2019. 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[25] yu yixia. research on short-term probabilistic power prediction method for wind power clusters with deep mining of spatio-temporal features [d]. shandong university, 2020. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 17 an underwater target ranging system based on binocular vision yian wang * northeast petroleum university, daqing, china * corresponding author email: llswya@163.com abstract: in order to accurately measure the distance and size information of underwater targets, an underwater target ranging and size measurement system based on binocular vision is proposed. underwater binocular calibration method is used to obtain the underwater parameters of binocular camera, and the underwater images are calibrated to make them coplanar and aligned. the improved clahe algorithm is used to process underwater images and improve the image contrast. the parallax map is obtained by sgbm stereo matching algorithm, and the distance and size of the target are measured and calculated according to the parallax map. the results of underwater experiment show that the measurement accuracy of the system is high for the distance and size of the close-range underwater target, and the measurement error conforms to the requirements of underwater experiment. keywords: underwater binocular vision; underwater calibration; underwater image processing; vision measurement. 1. introduction with the continuous development of society and economy, countries are constantly seeking new resources. the ocean accounts for more than 70% of the earth's total area and contains a large number of biological, mineral and other resources, which has become the object pursued by various countries [1]. no matter the development of marine resources, or underwater operations such as deep-sea exploration [2], underwater pipeline detection [3], salvage and rescue [4], etc., are inseparable from underwater target location and size measurement. compared with radar, infrared, laser and other sensors are expensive and require high deployment conditions. underwater optical vision is characterized by high resolution, and the introduction of binocular vision technology can accurately measure close-range targets [5], and reduce the use cost. the uneven illumination in underwater environment, coupled with the influence of water on the absorption, scattering and refraction of light, will greatly reduce the image quality. therefore, in view of the underwater environment and other problems, this paper processed the obtained underwater images by improved clahe image processing algorithm, and obtained the internal and external parameters of the underwater camera by underwater calibration method. based on this, a binocular stereo vision system is designed and implemented, which is suitable for underwater target ranging and size measurement. 2. underwater ranging system based on binocular vision the overall process of underwater target ranging and size measurement based on binocular vision is shown in figure 1. firstly, the improved clahe algorithm is applied to the underwater image processing. in this paper, the left and right checkerboard images collected underwater are calibrated by the improved zhang's calibration method, and the underwater parameters of the binocular camera are obtained, including rotation matrix, translation vector, etc. image processing was carried out for the input underwater images, and binocular correction was carried out by using the parameters after underwater calibration. the stereo matching algorithm of sgbm is used to match the corrected underwater images, and then the underwater parallax map is obtained. finally, the distance and size of the target are measured according to the principle of binocular distance measurement and the space two-point distance formula. underwater left checkerboard image underwater right checkerboard image image processing image processing single targeting single targeting binocular calibration internal and external parameters underwater image of left camera underwater image of left camera binocular correction sgbm stereo matching measure distance and dimensions use the mouse to select points image processing image processing figure 1. flow chart of underwater target ranging system based on binocular vision 3. underwater binocular imaging model and underwater calibration method for underwater shooting, the camera container shell needs to be sealed and waterproof, and transparent glass cover plate is usually used in front of the container. as a result, light is refracted twice as it travels from underwater objects to the camera lens, at the interface between water and glass, and at the interface between glass and air. since the glass is thin and homogeneous, and the target distance is much larger than its thickness, the propagation process of light in the glass can be ignored [6]. the simplified underwater imaging model of the camera is shown in figure 2.  , , ww w p x y z in figure 2 is the target point to be measured; 1 o is the real position of the camera; 2 o is the intersection point of the extension line of incident light in water on the optical axis of the camera, which is taken as the virtual camera position; o is the refraction point of incident light on the interface between water and air; 18 a is the intersection point of camera optical axis and the interface between water and air; 1  and 2  are respectively the incidence angle and the refraction angle. z θ1 θ2 o2 o1 o a p(xw , yw , zw) camera camera_v air water figure 2. underwater imaging model 1 n and 2 n are the refractive indices of water and air respectively. according to the triangle similarity and refraction law 1 1 2 2 sin sinn n  , it can be obtained:  1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 tan sin tan sin o o n o o n            because the optical axis of the real camera coincides with that of the virtual camera, the projection length of oa on the two cameras is the same, that is, 1 2 x x , where 1 x and 2 x are the imaging lengths of oa in the real camera and the virtual camera respectively. therefore:  1 1 1 x f oa oo     2 2 2 x f oa oo    according to formula 2 and 3, we can get:  1 1 2 2 2 1 f noo oof n     formula 4 shows that the focal length of the camera when used underwater will change with the refractive index of water and air. suppose that the coordinate of point p in the world coordinate system is ( , , ) w w w x y z , point u p is the projection of point p in the pixel coordinate system, and its coordinate in the pixel coordinate system is ( , )u v , then the transformation formula of point p from the world coordinate system to the pixel coordinate system is[7]:  0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 w w w u xdxu f r t y v v f zz dy                                               where, dx and dy are the physical length of unit pixel along the x and y axes[8], z represents the depth of point p ,   0 0 ,u v is the coordinate of the origin of image coordinate system in pixel coordinate system, f is camera focal length, r is rotation matrix, and t is translation vector. when the camera is placed underwater, due to the influence of water on light scattering, the refraction of incident light in the water at the front cover glass of the camera, and the distortion of imaging caused by the camera itself, the underwater imaging of the camera will have relatively serious distortion. in this paper, zhang's calibration method is improved, and the first three distortion coefficients of the camera radial distortion polynomial are obtained through the high-order polynomial function, so as to eliminate the distortion problem of the camera underwater imaging better and ensure the measurement accuracy of the system. (1) as the distance between the imaging point and the image center increases, the radial distortion increases correspondingly, so the quadratic and higher-order polynomial functions related to the distance are used to correct the radial distortion [9]. radial distortion correction formula is as follows:  2 4 6 1 2 3 2 4 6 1 2 3 (1 ) (1 ) r r x x k r k r k r y y k r k r k r              in the formula, ( , )x y is the coordinate of the distortion point in the image before correction; ( , ) r r x y is the coordinate of the distortion point in the image after correction; r is the distance from the distortion point to the image center, and 1 k , 2 k and 3 k are the radial distortion coefficients. (2) the optical axis of the lens is not perpendicular to the image plane, causing tangential distortion. tangential distortion correction formula is as follows:  2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 ( 2 ) ( 2 ) 2 t t x x p xy p r x y y p r y p xy              in the formula, 1 p and 2 p are tangential distortion coefficients. in order to obtain the coordinates ( , , ) w w w x y z of point p in the world coordinate system, the value of z needs to be calculated. in an ideal situation, binocular ranging is to obtain the left and right pictures of the target respectively from two identical and parallel cameras, so as to calculate the target distance value [10]. the principle diagram of binocular ranging is shown in figure 3: in the figure, p is the coordinate point of the three-dimensional space to be measured; l o and r o are the optical center of the left and right cameras; t is the optical center distance of the left and right cameras, namely the baseline length; l p and r p are the coordinates of point p in the image coordinate system of the left and right cameras; the horizontal coordinates of pixel points of point p in the left and right images are l x and r x respectively; z is the vertical distance between point p and the camera. 19 p t z xl xr pl pr ol or f f figure 3. binocular visual ranging principle as can be seen from figure 3, l r l r ppp poo ∽ . according to the triangle similarity relationship [11]:  ( )t x x z fl r t z       the expression of distance z between the target to be measured and the camera can be summarized as follows:  ft ft z x x dl r      in the formula, d is the parallax between the left and right cameras, l r d x x  ; t are known. thus, the depth z of point p can be found simply by obtaining parallax d . 4. improved limited contrast adaptive histogram equalization image processing method the main feature of the limited contrast adaptive histogram equalization algorithm (clahe) is that it limits the contrast [12], overcomes the problem of excessive amplification noise and blocky effect, and mainly enhances the local contrast, thus enhancing the image details [13]. common clahe algorithm enhances r, g and b components respectively in rgb color space, and then combines them into rgb images [14]. in this paper, the improved clahe algorithm is used for color space conversion on the obtained underwater left and right eye images, converting the input rgb space into lab space. due to the separation of brightness components in lab space, it is easier to process the image and improve the operational efficiency. finally, rgb synthesis is carried out. the improved clahe algorithm is used to process the underwater image, as shown in figure 4. it is obvious that the processed image has enhanced the details, improved the contrast, and significantly improved the visual effect. (a) (b) figure 4. improved clahe algorithm seabed scene processing effect((a) original view of submarine scenery ;(b) improved clahe algorithm handles graphs) 5. underwater experiment 5.1. underwater experiment software and hardware environment the hardware used in the experiment includes: experimental water tank, laptop and msk-sm binocular camera, as shown in figure 5. the experimental tank size is 1m×1m×1m, and the actual water discharge depth is 0.8m. the configuration of the notebook is as follows: cpu is amd 5800h; the memory is 32gb; the gpu is nvidia geforce rtx 3070. underwater binocular camera configuration: msk-sm binocular camera, image resolution 640×480, baseline length 25mm. the software environment is windows 10, matlab 2021b, opencv. 5.2. underwater calibration image acquisition in this paper, improved zhang's calibration method is used to calibrate binocular camera underwater. gp400 standard checkerboard calibration board with specification of 12*9 was adopted, and the size of each square was 30mm*30mm. the calibration board was shown in figure 5. the underwater binocular camera and checkerboard calibration board were placed underwater, and the checkerboard images of the underwater left and right cameras with different positions were shot. among them, 16 pairs of clear underwater calibration maps with a total of 32 were selected for underwater calibration. figure 5. experimental environment and checkerboard calibration board 5.3. improved limited contrast adaptive histogram equalization image processing method figure 6. improved clahe algorithm for image processing contrast graph the improved clahe algorithm is used to process the acquired calibration images and underwater object images, 20 and the processing results are shown in figure 6. the processing results show that the color and contrast of the underwater image after processing are enhanced obviously, which can effectively represent the object features. 5.4. calibration and correction of underwater binocular camera using matlab, 13 pairs of checkerboard images were read in turn, checkerboard corner points were extracted from the input images, and the left and right underwater cameras were calibrated respectively. after corner points were extracted, the parameters of the corresponding monocular camera were obtained through calculation. the corner error distribution diagram of a single camera was obtained, as shown in figure 7(a), and the relative position diagram between a single camera and the checkerboard calibration board was shown in figure 7(b). it can be seen from figure 7(a) that most of the scattered points are clustered in the interval [-0.1, 0.1], with high precision. (a) (b) (c) figure 7. underwater calibration effect diagram((a) corner error distribution diagram ;(b) position diagram of a single camera relative to the calibration plate ;(c) the relative position of binocular camera and calibration plate) according to the above analysis, the underwater refraction makes the underwater image distortion more serious. therefore, the first three distortion coefficients of the radial distortion correction polynomial and the first two distortion coefficients of the tangential distortion correction polynomial are obtained by using the high-order polynomial for calibration calculation in this paper. the underwater calibration parameters of the binocular camera are shown in table 1. finally, the relative position diagram of binocular camera and calibration plate was obtained, as shown in figure 7(c). table 1. calibration parameters of underwater binocular camera parameter left camera right camera internal parameter matrix 441.9644 316.4981 441.58 0 0 0 0 39 234.520 1          440.2659 323.7030 439.92 0 0 0 12 225.5039 10          distortion coefficient  0.7512 0.4994 0.0001 0.0014 0.5704  0.7524 0.5419 0.0017 0.0015 0.6471  rotation matrix 0.9999 0.0002 0.0037 0.0002 0.9999 0.0013 0.0037 0.0013 0.9999             translation vector  24.9695 1.1318 1.4443  the underwater image was corrected by using the internal and external parameters obtained from underwater calibration, so that the left and right eye underwater images were coplanar and aligned. the comparison of underwater images before and after correction is shown in figure 8. (a) underwater image before correction (b) corrected underwater image figure 8. underwater image before and after correction 5.5. underwater distance measurement experiment the images of underwater objects are obtained by binocular underwater camera, and the improved clahe algorithm is used to process the images. the sgbm algorithm is used for stereo matching and the depth map of the target at different distances is obtained. the binocular ranging principle is used to measure the distance of the target in the way of selecting points with the mouse. the actual underwater target ranging effect is shown in figure 9. figure 9. underwater target ranging actual effect images of underwater targets were collected by the binocular camera at a distance of 0.30m, 0.40m, 0.50m, 0.60m, 0.70m and 0.8m. the depth of different positions is shown in figure 10: (a) 0.30m (b) 0.40m (c) 0.50m (d) 0.60m (e) 0.70m (f) 0.80m figure 10. parallax map of target at different distances the average value of multiple measurements is taken. the results obtained from the underwater target ranging 21 experiment of the system are shown in table 2 below table 2. experimental results of underwater target ranging true distance (m) experimental ranging value (m) absolute error (m) relative error (%) 0.300 0.3036 0.0036 1.20 0.400 0.4079 0.0079 1.98 0.500 0.5120 0.0120 2.40 0.600 0.5781 0.0219 3.65 0.700 0.6662 0.0338 4.83 0.800 0.7536 0.0464 5.80 according to the experimental results in table 2, when the measured distance is within 0.5m, the error between the measured value of the target and the real distance between the target and the camera is small, the error is less than 2.4%, and the ranging effect is ideal. when the measured distance is greater than 0.5m, the error between the measured distance value of the target and the real distance value of the camera increases gradually, but the error is less than 6%, which meets the requirements of underwater experiment. 5.6. underwater dimensional measurement experiment the target images are collected and processed successively at 0.2m, 0.30m, 0.40m, 0.50m, 0.60m and 0.70m from the distance camera. sgbm algorithm is used for stereo matching and the depth map of the target at different distances is obtained. the dimensions between the selected two points on the target are obtained by using the binocular ranging principle and the distance formula. the known actual diameter of the target is 0.21m, and the measurement effect of the actual underwater target size is shown in figure 11. figure 11. actual rendering of underwater target size measurement images of underwater targets are collected at 0.20m, 0.30m, 0.40m, 0.50m, 0.60m and 0.7m away from the underwater camera. the depth of different positions is shown in figure 12. (a) 0.20m (b) 0.30m (c) 0.40m (d) 0.5m (e) 0.6m (f) 0.8m figure 12. parallax map of target at different distances at different positions, two points around the edge of the target diameter are selected to calculate its size value. the average value of multiple measurements is the measurement value of the underwater binocular size of the system. the experimental results of the measurement of the underwater target size are shown in table 3 below. table 3. experimental results of size measurement of underwater target measuring distance (m) binocular size measurement(m) absolute error (m) relative error (%) 0.20 0.2129 0.0029 1.38 0.30 0.2136 0.0036 1.71 0.40 0.2132 0.0032 1.52 0.50 0.2041 0.0059 2.81 0.60 0.2027 0.0073 3.48 0.70 0.1997 0.0103 4.90 according to the experimental results in table 3, when the measurement distance is less than 0.5m, the system has a small error between the measured value and the actual size of the underwater target, which is less than 2.81%, indicating a high accuracy. when the measurement distance is greater than 0.5m, the error between the measured value and the actual size of the underwater target obtained by the system gradually increases, but the error is less than 6%, which meets the requirements of underwater experiment 6. conclusion in view of the technical requirements of underwater binocular vision target ranging and size measurement, a binocular vision based underwater target ranging and size measurement system is designed. the system uses underwater binocular proximity for underwater target image acquisition. through improved clahe algorithm, the obtained underwater image is processed and the image contrast is improved. the first three distortion coefficients of the radial distortion correction polynomial and the first two distortion coefficients of the tangential distortion correction polynomial are obtained by using the improved zhang's calibration method to calculate the camera underwater calibration. the left and right eye underwater images are corrected in stereo by using the internal and external parameters of the camera underwater calibration, so that the underwater images meet the requirements of coplanar and line alignment. sgbm stereo matching algorithm is used to obtain the parallax map of the corrected underwater image, and then the underwater target ranging and size measurement are completed. the results of underwater experiments show that the underwater images processed by the improved clahe algorithm can enhance the details, improve the contrast, and greatly improve the visual effect. in the distance of 0.5m, the average accuracy of the system measurement is 97.19%, which has a high accuracy. when the measurement distance is greater than 0.5m, due to the scattering and refraction of light in the underwater environment, and the increase of distance, there will be more interference of invalid pixels in the imaging plane, which increases the difficulty of binocular stereo matching, decreases the matching accuracy, and leads to the corresponding increase of measurement error. however, the measurement error of the system is still within 6%, which meets the requirements of underwater experiment. 22 references [1] shuai peng. application of underwater robot in offshore petroleum engineering [j]. petroleum and chemical equipment, 2019, 22(05):63-65. 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[14] cui qianqian, li ruiyang. research on defogging algorithm based on clahe color image [j]. science and technology innovation,2019(33):56-57. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 34 path tracking of mr fluid braking system based on pid control peining wen1, yilin liu2, tong liu2, liqiang zhou2, qinyan cheng2 1 college of automation central south university, changsha, hunan 410083, china 2 the college of electrical and mechanical engineering, central south university, changsha hunan 410083, china abstract: with the rise of intelligent vehicle and driverless technology and the continuous improvement of vehicle speed, people have higher and higher requirements for vehicle safety performance. mr brake can be integrated with vehicle electronic control system to improve the corresponding speed of the braking system to a large extent and shorten the braking distance of the vehicle. this paper introduces the design theory and analysis of mr fluid. the working principle is introduced, and the torque required by the front and rear wheels of the vehicle braking process is deduced by the vehicle dynamics model. the mr fluid braking model based on pid control is built by using matlab-simulink software. by tracking the straight line without fluctuation, the straight line with fluctuation and the right angle path, the simulation results show that by adding pid control model to the magnetorheological braking control, it can effectively reduce the overshoot in the fluctuating route during the braking process, and the corresponding speed is faster and the path tracking effect is better, which provides an innovative thinking method for the development of vehicle brake and the development of driverless technology. keywords: mr fluid; pid; matlab-simulink; braking. 1. introduction in recent years, with the increasingly prominent energy and environmental problems, people's requirements for vehicles have been improved, and the development of the automobile industry has also put forward higher requirements for automobile braking system [1, 2]. at present, the mainstream braking system includes electronic hydraulic braking system and electronic mechanical braking system [3]. mr fluid braking system is a new linear control system available for electric vehicles. using the advanced manufacturing technology of mr fluid and the special mechanical and magnetic properties of mr fluid, it can brake accurately and quickly, which puts forward an innovative idea and development direction for the development of vehicle brake [4, 5]. 2. design theory and analysis of mr fluid 2.1. characteristics of mr fluid effects the effect of mr fluid refers to that the viscosity of the fluid changes greatly under the action of the magnetic field. when the mr fluid reaches a critical value, the fluid no longer flows into a solid, and maintains its shape or has certain shear resistance. at the same time, it also has the unique yield phenomenon of solid. under the action of magnetic field, the viscosity of mr fluid increases with the increase of magnetic field intensity. when the critical magnetic field intensity is reached, the flow stops and becomes solid. however, when the magnetic field intensity is weakened, the mr fluid can become a fluid and return to the original viscosity. under the action of magnetic field, the mr fluid-solid liquid conversion is reversible and controllable, and requires less energy. 2.2. working principle of mr fluid when the magnetic fluid flows through the excitation coil with incoming current, the magnetic field passes through the magnetic fluid. therefore, the magnetic fluid will produce needle-like bulge along the direction of the magnetic field. after the magnetic field passes for several hours, the magnetic fluid will change from the bulge state to the free-flowing state (figure 1). figure 1. magnetic liquid-solid transformation according to its basic principle, mr fluids work in three modes: flow mode, shear mode and extrusion mode. for the flow mode, the mfluid is located between two sufficiently large plates that remain relatively stationary. there is a pressure difference between the front and rear sides of the liquid, which enables the mfluid to flow between the plates and thus create a certain friction force between the plates. this mode is commonly used in current dampers and shock absorbers. for the shear mode, the magnetic fluid is located between two plates in relative motion, and the magnetic chain generated in the magnetic fluid is constantly broken under the shear of two plates in relative motion, which is manifested as shear stress on a macro level, hindering the relative motion of two plates. currently, the devices that apply this working mode include clutch, brake, etc. for the extrusion mode, the mr fluid is squeezed by the proximity of the relative position between the two plates. it is usually applied to vibration dampers with small motion and large 35 damping force. 2.3. derivation of braking torque of mr fluid brake in the actual working process, mr fluid is complicated and affected by many small factors. in order to simplify the calculation of braking torque, our team makes the following assumptions about mr fluid brake: (1) the velocity of mr fluid is only related to the radius. (2) although the mr fluid is affected by gravity and centrifugal force, it is still evenly distributed in the working gap of the brake. (3) under the influence of time and temperature, the basic properties of mr fluid remain stable and do not change. (4) the volume of mr fluid is incompressible. (5) ignore the influence of mr fluid injection channel on brake performance. for the disc mr fluid brake, the effective working face in the braking process is a torus (figure 2). figure 2. disc brake torque analysis and calculation diagram the shear strain rate at any point on the working surface can be expressed as: γ = 𝑟𝜔 ℎ (1) r represents the radius of rotation of the selected point. 𝜔 represents the rotational angular velocity of the torus. h represents the working clearance of the mr fluid brake. a miniature torus with radial width is taken at radius r, and its area da can be calculated as follows: da = 2πrdr (2) in this case, the force df generated by the miniature torus is: df = τ × da (3) the acting moment dt generated by the miniature torus is: dt = r × df = 2πτr2dr (4) by integrating the braking torque generated by the miniature torus, the braking torque generated by the mr fluid brake on torus 𝑅1 to 𝑅2can be obtained as follows: t = ∫ 2πτ𝑟2𝑑𝑟 𝑅2 𝑅1 = 2π ∫ [𝜏𝑦(𝐵) + 𝛾𝜂]𝑟2𝑑𝑟 = 𝑅2 𝑅1 2π 3 𝜏𝑦(𝐵)(𝑅2 3 − 𝑅1 3) + 𝜋𝜂𝜔 2ℎ (𝑅2 4 − 𝑅1 4) (5) considering that the above equation is only an analysis of a disc surface, while the mr fluid brake has two working faces, the total braking torque is: t = 2π 3 𝜏𝑦(𝐵)(𝑅2 3 − 𝑅1 3) + 𝜋𝜂𝜔 2ℎ (𝑅2 4 − 𝑅1 4) (6) the braking torque 𝑇𝑚 = 4π 3 𝜏𝑦(𝐵)(𝑅2 3 − 𝑅1 3) is mainly controlled by the magnetic field intensity of mr fluid and belongs to the controllable part, while the braking torque 𝑇𝑚 = 𝜋𝜂𝜔 2ℎ (𝑅2 4 − 𝑅1 4) is determined by the vehicle speed, the working gap of mr fluid, the viscosity of mr fluid and the radius of brake disc, and belongs to the uncontrollable part of the braking torque. therefore, in the design of mr fluid brake, the controllable part should be adjusted around. figure 3. automobile brake force diagram according to the vehicle dynamic model (figure 3), the balance equation of front and rear wheel torque can be written: { 𝐹𝑍1𝐿 = 𝐺𝑏 + 𝑚 𝑑𝑣 𝑑𝑡 ℎ𝑔 𝐹𝑍2𝐿 = 𝐺𝑎 − 𝑚 𝑑𝑣 𝑑𝑡 ℎ𝑔 (7) when the car is locked on the road surface with adhesion coefficient is, the sum of braking force generated by the vehicle is equal to the adhesion of the road surface to the wheel, and the braking force 𝐹𝜇1 and 𝐹𝜇2 generated by the front and rear wheels of the vehicle are equal to the respective adhesion of the road surface: { 𝜇𝐺 = 𝐹𝜇1 + 𝐹𝜇2 𝐹𝜇1 = 𝜇𝐹𝑍1 𝐹𝜇2 = 𝜇𝐹𝑍2 (8) by combining the above two formulas, we can get: { 𝐹𝜇1 = 𝜇 ( 𝑚𝑔𝑏 𝐿 + 𝑚 𝑑𝑣 𝑑𝑡 ℎ𝑔 𝐿 ) 𝐹𝜇2 = 𝜇 ( 𝑚𝑔𝑎 𝐿 − 𝑚 𝑑𝑣 𝑑𝑡 ℎ𝑔 𝐿 ) (9) at this time, the distance between the wheel axle and the ground is 𝑅𝑟, so the maximum braking torque of the front, rear and axle of the vehicle is 𝑀1 and 𝑀2 are: { 𝑀1 = ( 𝑚𝑔𝑏 𝐿 + 𝑚 𝑑𝑣 𝑑𝑡 ℎ𝑔 𝐿 ) 𝜇𝑅𝑟 𝑀1 = ( 𝑚𝑔𝑎 𝐿 − 𝑚 𝑑𝑣 𝑑𝑡 ℎ𝑔 𝐿 ) 𝜇𝑅𝑟 (10) 3. establishment of simulation model of mr fluid braking system 3.1. pid braking system model since the mr fluid brake itself does not have a braking system, the braking torque can be adjusted through its own control of the current in the electromagnetic coil, so as to realize the braking process. the pid model has a simple algorithm, good robustness and high reliability. figure 4 shows the adaptive variable damping controller model. figure 4. pid control model 36 this paper simulates an electric vehicle, and its relevant parameters are shown in the following table 1. table 1. correlation parameter table name code name unit numerical value total mass m kg 1710 wheelbase l mm 2730 height of center of mass ℎ𝑔 mm 0.8 horizontal distance from center of mass to front axle a mm 1530 horizontal distance from center of mass to rear axle b mm 1200 front axle load 𝑚𝑓 kg 1020 rear axle load 𝑚𝑟 kg 690 wheel rolling radius 𝑅𝑟 mm 345 3.2. straight-line path tracking 3.2.1. undulating line tracking figure 5. target speed and tracking speed figure 6. target path and tracking path figure 7. deviaton in the linear path without fluctuation, the linear path can be well tracked under the condition that the speed can be reasonably tracked in the control model without overshoot. the maximum control error is within 10cm, which can be well applied to the path tracking of the linear path without fluctuation (figure 5, figure 6 and figure 7). 3.2.2. linear path tracking with fluctuation figure 8. target path and tracking path considering that it is ideal for the vehicle to keep a straight line completely in the process of straight driving, this paper simulates the linear path to track the relevant fluctuations. under the pid control model, i=0 and d=3 are maintained, and the mr fluid is controlled by adjusting p. according to the results, under the pid control model, it can well reduce the overshoot of the car in deceleration swing, and can better track the path with a straight line of fluctuation (figure 8). 37 3.3. limit right-angle path tracking figure 9. target velocity and tracking velocity figure 10. target path and tracking path in the path simulation of limit right-angle turn, pid model braking control is carried out on the car by giving different initial speeds to the car. the results show that the car can adjust its own speed adaptively to plan a path to the final point (figure 9 and figure 10). 4. summarize in summary, by introducing the design theory of mr fluid and correlation analysis, this paper introduces the working principle of mr fluid, deduces the braking torque of mr fluid brake, obtains the braking force torque of front and rear wheels through the vehicle dynamics model, and establishes a braking system model based on pid control to track the road surface without fluctuation and the road surface with fluctuation and the right-angle turning path. it can fully reduce the overshoot of the vehicle in the process of braking deceleration, and better track the target path, thus increasing the development space of the vehicle driverless. references [1] zhang hequan study on structure optimization and performance of vehicle magnetorheological brake[c] changchun university of technology 2018. 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[5] chen wei research on active disturbance rejection control for two degrees of freedom flexible mechanisms [c] xidian university 2014. javascript:; javascript:; frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 78 multi-strategy vertical parking path planning considering the influence of obstacles tongqing zhang*, shuai zhang, pengcheng ma, ruiyuan liu, jiaojiao li school of transportation and vehicle engineering, shandong university of technology, zibo 255000, shandong, china. * corresponding author: tongqing zhang. abstract: for the vertical parking scene with narrow parking spaces, this paper proposes three kinds of path planning strategies to guide the vehicle to park safely and successfully in the parking spaces by using the path planning method of arc-line-mitigation curve and considering the initial posture and position relationship of different vehicles. then, considering the complexity of the actual parking environment, obstacle analysis and future trajectory prediction of dynamic obstacles are added, and the impact of different obstacles on the parking path is analyzed. three obstacle avoidance methods are proposed, and three planning strategies are combined to achieve safe and efficient vertical parking. finally, the path planning method is simulated and verified in qt environment. the results show that the vertical parking path planning method proposed in this paper meets the parking needs of narrow vertical parking spaces and achieves safe and efficient parking with predictability. keywords: automatic parking; path planning; arc-line-détente curve; obstacle prediction; optimal path. 1. introduction with the rapid growth of motor vehicle ownership, the shortage of traffic resources is becoming more and more serious, and the problems of urban congestion, insufficient parking space and narrow parking space are becoming more and more prominent, resulting in frequent parking safety accidents. relevant data show that in all kinds of traffic accidents, accidents in parking scenarios account for 44 % of the total [ 1 ]. with the increasingly narrow parking space, the requirements for the driver 's parking technology are also increasing, and the driver 's driving experience is poor. in addition, the number of adjustments and parking time of the driver during the parking process also increases. more than 30 % of the vehicles on the road are in patrol or parking, and the average time spent on parking is more than eight minutes. [2]. therefore, with the advancement of automobile intelligence, automatic parking technology has developed rapidly. the automatic parking system has greatly improved the safety and efficiency of the parking process, improved the driving experience, and realized safe, efficient and convenient parking. at present, the research on the path planning part of the automatic parking system is mainly divided into four kinds: one is the geometric method, which has the advantages of smooth path, low model calculation and strong applicability, but the applicability is not strong; the second is the numerical optimization method, which finds the optimal path by considering the constraint optimization problem. this method has strong solving ability, but has problems such as large amount of calculation and poor real-time performance. third, based on sampling method, this kind of algorithm has strong adaptability, but the curvature is not continuous; the fourth is based on the reinforcement learning method, that is, using the reinforcement learning network to train and plan the parking path. this method has strong applicability and strong solving ability, but the algorithm training is usually difficult to converge, and the actual environment application gap is large. in addition, in the automatic parking path planning, the influence of obstacles should be considered, that is, the influence of the position, trajectory and predicted trajectory of obstacles on the parking path. the information of obstacle position and historical trajectory can be obtained directly through perception, but the analysis and prediction of obstacles need further research. at present, the main methods are: model-based prediction, including markov model, kalman filter, gaussian distribution, etc., which has the advantages of simple and intuitive, low complexity, but it is more dependent on model parameters and cannot deal with the prediction of complex scenes. the other is based on datadriven deep learning, including dnn, rnn, lstm and other methods, with high accuracy and high efficiency. in this paper, the path planning method of arc-line-gentle curve is used to analyze the path planning problem in vertical parking in detail. combined with the advantages of geometric model and curvature continuity, three path planning strategy models are established to improve the applicability and planning success rate. then the prediction of obstacles is added, three obstacle avoidance methods are proposed, and the optimal path is selected to ensure the safe and efficient parking of the vehicle. 2. vertical parking path planning strategy according to different parking environments and constraints, this paper uses different path planning strategies to plan the parking path. 2.1. establishment of vehicle kinematics model vehicles in the parking process, the driving speed is low, so the wheel skid can be ignored. due to the complex shape of the car body, it is necessary to simplify the shape of the car body into a rectangle, and expand the length and width of the rectangle outwards to facilitate the establishment of the vehicle model and further ensure parking safety. the vehicle kinematics is studied according to ackerman steering principle, and the schematic diagram is shown in fig. 1. 79 fig.1 ackerman turn schematic the kinematics equation of the vehicle at low speed is: r lb=tan         = =  =  )(tan )sin( )cos(    b r rr rr l v vy vx where, α is the equivalent front wheel angle; lb is the wheelbase of the vehicle; r is the turning radius of the center point of the vehicle rear axle; xr and yr are the x and y axis coordinate values of the center point of the rear axle of the vehicle; vr is the speed of the center point of the vehicle rear axle; θ is the body posture angle, the angle between the body and the x axis. 2.2. constraint condition analysis the constraints in the parking process mainly include vehicle kinematics constraints, parking space size constraints, space constraints and obstacle constraints. obstacle constraints will be analyzed in detail later due to the uncertainty. 2.2.1. vehicle kinematics constraints in the process of vehicle parking, kinematic constraints mainly consider the maximum angle constraint of vehicle equivalent front wheel and the maximum angle rate constraint of vehicle equivalent front wheel:         min max max rr   where, α represents the equivalent front wheel angle; ω represents the equivalent front wheel angle rate; r denotes the turning radius of the vehicle. 2.2.2. parking space size constraints the parking space size needs to be larger than the vehicle size to meet the successful parking of the vehicle.         efegw efegl ,lll ,lll min max in the formula, is the length of the car, is the width of the car, and are the two sides of the parking space. 2.2.3. spatial constraints spatial constraints mainly consider whether the vehicle collides with the spatial boundary, that is, the critical spatial constraint. different parking space types have different spatial constraints: when the vehicle is parked vertically, the left front angle a, right front angle b, left rear angle c, right rear angle d, left and right side i and j of the rear axle are the main collision points. when the key collision points of the above vehicle do not collide with space, the whole vehicle does not collide, which conforms to the space constraint. max max max max , (1) , (2) (3) 2 2 : 0 ; : 0 (4) 2 2 a g b g c g d g c d c def ef cd c d ef ef i i j j y l y l y l y l y x x yl l x y y l l when y x when y x         −  −  =  −   =  − =   ， ， where formula (1) indicates that the left front corner a and the right front corner c of the vehicle have no collision with the other side of the road; formula (2) indicates that the left rear corner b and the right rear corner d of the vehicle have no collision with the other side of the road; formula (3) indicates that there is no collision between bd behind the vehicle and parking angle e, f. when min ( yb, yd ) ≤ 0 ≤ max ( yb, yd ), let y = 0, the solved x needs to satisfy formula (4) ; formula (5) indicates that there is no collision between the left and right sides of the rear axle i, j and the parking angle e, f. where, sg represents the width of the road, that is, the longitudinal coordinate value on the other side of the road; xbd represents the vehicle rear bd; sef represents the length of the parking space ef. 2.3. parking strategy analysis because the environment is changeable when the vehicle is parking vertically, the size of the vehicle and the parking space, the relative position of the vehicle and the parking space, the attitude angle of the vehicle and other parameters are random, so when the vehicle is parking vertically, different parking path planning strategies are needed to realize the successful planning of the safe path and the selection of the efficient path. the parking path planning strategy mainly includes the one-time parking strategy, the reverse parking strategy after the vehicle 's forward adjustment and the multiple adjustment parking strategy. the schematic diagrams are shown in figure 2,3,4, respectively, and are represented by typical scenarios of each parking strategy. fig. 2 trajectory planning of vehicle parking strategy ll wl egl efl 80 fig. 3 parking trajectory planning of reverse parking strategy after vehicle forward adjustment fig. 4 parking trajectory planning of multiple adjusted parking strategy in the vertical parking path, it mainly includes three-line segments: straight line, arc and transition curve. the formula expression is similar. therefore, this paper takes the one-time reverse parking strategy as an example to derive and analyze the formula, that is, the following analysis and calculation are carried out for figure 2.2. the vehicle parking path consists of straight line p1p2, transition curve p2p3, arc p3p4, transition curve p4p5 and straight line p5p6. wherein, the green line segment represents the straight reversing path of the rear axle center of the vehicle; yellow curve represents the center of the vehicle rear axle ease curve path; the blue curve represents the arc path of the vehicle rear axle center; the red arc represents the vehicle space constraint critical. (1) derivation of straight line p1p2: let the time-consuming phase of the straight line p1p2 be tp1-tp2 and the distance be lp1p2. when tp1 = 0 ≤ t ≤ tp2, p is a point on the straight line at time t, then the linear equation is:      = −= −= 1 111 111 sin cos pp ppppp ppppp θθ θlyy θlxx where, lp1p denotes the distance from p1 to p, the intersection point p2 coordinates of the straight line and the transition curve and the body attitude angle are:      = −= −= 12 12112 12112 sin cos pp ppppp ppppp θθ θlyy θlxx (2) transition curve p2p3 derivation the time-consuming stage of the transition curve p2p3 is tp2-tp3. when tp2 < t ≤ tp3, p is a point on the transition curve at time t. firstly, according to the theoretical equation of the transition curve, it can be obtained that:            = +−+−= +−+−= 33 2 2 33 2 33 2 33 2 33 2 2 33 2 33 2 33 2 22 2 ) 1612800704056 1( 6 ) 599040345640 1( 2 66 12 44 8 22 43 66 12 44 8 22 4 pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pppp lr l τ lr l lr l lr l lr l dy lr l lr l lr l ldx   where, dxp2p is the longitudinal variation from point p2 to point p, dyp2p is the transverse variation from point p2 to point p, τp2p is the tangential angle variation from point p2 to point p, lp2p is the curve length from point p2 to point p, rp3 and lp3 are the curvature radius of point p3 and the curve length of p2p3 respectively. the specific equation of the mitigation curve p2p3 is :      += +−= −−= pppp pppppppp pppppppp θθ θdyθdxyy θdyθdxxx 22 22222 22222 )cossin( )sincos(  the p3 coordinates of the intersection of the transition curve and the arc and the body attitude angle are :      += +−= −−= 3223 23223223 23223223 )cossin( )sincos( pppp pppppppp pppppppp θθ θdyθdxyy θdyθdxxx  (3) derivation of arc p3p4 let the radius of p3p4 be r and the time-consuming stage be tp3-tp4. when tp3 < t ≤ tp4, and p is a point on the arc curve at time t. firstly, according to the arc theory, we can get:           == −= =  r dtv r l rdoy rdox t tpp pp ppp ppp p33 3 3 3 )cos1( sin    where, dxp3p is the longitudinal variation from p3 point to p point, dyp3p is the transverse variation from p3 point to p point, βp3p is the central angle variation from p3 point to p point, lp3p is the arc length from p3 point to p point. the specific equation of the arc curve p3p4 is:      += +−= −−= pppp pppppppp pppppppp θθ θdoyθdoxyy θdoyθdoxxx 33 33333 33333 )cossin( )sincos(  the intersection point p4 coordinates of the arc and the transition curve and the body attitude angle are:      += +−= −−= 4334 34334334 34334334 )cossin( )sincos( pppp pppppppp pppppppp θθ θdoyθdoxyy θdoyθdoxxx  (4) transition curve p4p5 derivation the time-consuming stage of the transition curve p4p5 is tp4-tp5. when tp4 < t ≤ tp5, p is a point on the transition curve at time t. since the starting point of the transition curve p4p5 is p4, 81 the coordinates of the end point p5 of the transition curve can be calculated, and the transition curve equation can be derived and calculated by p5 point. since the length of the transition curve p4p5 is determined, lp4p5 = lp5p4, according to the theoretical equation of the transition curve, we can get:              == +−+−= +−+−=  4 5 4 4 54 54 4 54 4 54 4 54 4 54 54 4 54 4 54 4 54 5454 22 ) 1612800704056 1( 6 ) 599040345640 1( t 6 6 4 4 2 22 6 6 4 4 2 2 p t p pp pp p pp p pp p pp p pp pp p pp p pp p pp pppp r dtv r l τ r l r l r l r l dy r l r l r l ldx p p   where, dxp5 is the longitudinal variation from p4 to p5, dyp5 is the transverse variation from p4 to p5, τp5 is the tangential angle variation from p4 to p5, lp5 is the curve length from p4 to p5, rp4 is the radius of curvature of p4. considering the body attitude angle, the position coordinates of the p5 point of the transition curve are:      += +−= −−= 5445 45445445 45445445 )cossin( )sincos( pppp pppppppp pppppppp θθ θdyθdxyy θdyθdxxx  the specific equation of the mitigation curve p4p5 is:      −= ++= −+= ppp pppppppp pppppppp θθ θdyθdxyy θdyθdxxx  5 55555 55555 )cossin( )sincos( (5) straight line p5p6 derivation the time-consuming stage of the straight line p5p6 is tp5tp6, and the distance is lp5p6. when tp5 < t ≤ tp6, p is a point on the straight line at time t, then the linear equation is:      = −= −= 5 555 555 sin cos pp ppppp ppppp θθ θlyy θlxx where lp5p denotes the length of a line from p5 to p. the straight end point p6 coordinates and body attitude angle are:      = −= −= 56 56556 56556 sin cos pp ppppp ppppp θθ θlyy θlxx in order to ensure the parking quality, the vehicle stops at the center of the parking space after parking, that is, when the parking stops, the coordinates of the p6 position of the vehicle rear axle end point are (0, − (seg + e) / 2), and the body attitude angle θp6 = π / 2. in addition, the abscissa value of the center o is: 54545 cos pppppp rdxxx o ++= )sin()sincos(cos 3222322321211 pppppppppppppp rdydxlxx o  +−−+=− therefore, line lp1p2, line lp5p6 satisfy the following relationship: 1 32223223254541 21 cos )]sin()sincos(cos[ p pppppppppppppp pp rdydxrdxx l   ++−−−− = 2 )cossin( )cossin()cossin(sin 454454 343343232232121165 es dydx doydoxdydxlyl eg pppppp pppppppppppppppppp + ++− +−+−−=   3. optimal vertical parking path planning considering the influence of obstacles in the process of vertical parking, it is also necessary to consider the collision constraints of obstacles to ensure that vehicles can park safely. in addition, when the vehicle plans a path that can be safely parked, it is necessary to consider the parking efficiency, that is, the time-consuming of the entire parking process, to achieve the optimal vertical parking path planning. 3.1. obstacle and collision analysis 3.1.1. obstacle analysis obstacles mainly include static obstacles and dynamic obstacles. static obstacles mainly consider their position, shape and size. dynamic obstacles not only consider the above parameters, but also consider their trajectory and predicted trajectory. (1) the location and size of the obstacle the shape of the obstacle is simplified to convex polygon or circle, and the side length of the convex polygon or the diameter of the circle is expanded outward le to realize the model establishment of the irregular shape obstacle and the further guarantee of the parking safety. therefore, the convex polygon obstacle can be expressed as:    ijjiiiiiijjiiiii qq,,qq,qqqqqqqq )1(3221)1(321 −− ==  where, qi denotes the ith obstacle; qij denotes the jth vertex of the ith polygon obstacle, where 1≤i≤j, there are j vertices; 1 2i iq q denotes the connecting line segment of zi1、 zi2 vertex angle of the i th obstacle. the position and size of the convex polygon obstacle can be represented by the coordinates of each vertex, namely （xqi1,yqi1）,（xqi2,yqi2）,……,（xqij,yqij）. circular obstacles can be expressed as:   ioooo qqqq  21 = 1 )()( ),( 2 2 2 2 − − + − = io io io io i q q q q o r yy r xx yxq where, qoi denotes the ith circular obstacle; qoi (x,y) denotes the edge circle coordinate function of the circular obstacle qoi; the circle center coordinate is (xqoi,yqoi), and the radius is rqoi. therefore, the position and size of a circular obstacle can be expressed by the center coordinates and radius length. (2) trajectory tracking and short-term prediction of dynamic obstacles according to the position information of each instantaneous obstacle, the historical trajectory of the obstacle can be calculated. based on the historical trajectory data and the lstm trajectory prediction model, the short-term prediction of the future trajectory of dynamic obstacles can be realized to further improve the safety and predictability of parking trajectory planning. the main dynamic obstacles in the parking environment include vehicles, pedestrians, non-motor vehicles, pets, etc. the prediction of obstacles is mainly based on its historical trajectory and intention to predict its future trajectory. in addition, obstacles in the environment have interaction, that is, when the direction of obstacle movement is not affected by 82 other obstacles, it moves according to its original trajectory trend, and when the direction of obstacle movement is affected by other obstacles, it will correct its own trajectory. firstly, the intention recognition of obstacles is based on the lstm network, that is, based on the historical trajectory of obstacles, the probability of future trajectory of obstacles is calculated. the model structure is shown in figure 5. fig. 5 lstm trajectory prediction model framework assuming that the input of the model is i, which is the historical trajectory of the obstacle and the rotation angle and environmental information, expressed as : tttesi p tt e t = ],[ )()()( where, se(t) denotes the historical motion trajectory of the predicted obstacle; e(t) denotes the environmental information, mainly including the motion trajectory of spatially combined and other obstacles and the predicted trajectory; tp denotes the historical time domain; t denotes the whole-time domain. the output intention category of the intention recognition module is u= (u1,u2,u3), where u1、u2、u3 represent the three intention categories of lateral movement, longitudinal movement and rotation to the obstacle, respectively. k = (k1, k2, k3) represents the probability of lateral movement, longitudinal movement and rotation to the obstacle, respectively. the output of the intention recognition module is: 3,2,1( == iiupk ii ） the distribution probability of the predicted future trajectory is : )(),()( ,, iupiuhpihp iii=  where, h is the model output; pπ,μ,σ(hi|ci,i) is the probability distribution of trajectories based on different driving intentions; π,μ,σ are the model calculation parameters. environmental information mainly considers the interaction when the predicted trajectory of obstacles conflicts, that is, each obstacle should maintain a certain distance relationship, that is : ),( )()()( t s t e t iei vse = ),,( )()()()( t e t e t e t e iiii yxs = where, sei(t) denotes the predicted motion trajectory of each obstacle in the environment; vsei(t) denotes the predicted motion velocity of each obstacle in the environment; δxei(t), δyei(t), and δδei(t) denote the lateral, vertical, and rotational angle variations, respectively. therefore, the predicted horizontal and vertical coordinates are: tttyxh p tttt = ],,[ )()()()(  where, x, y, and η denote the horizontal and vertical coordinates and angular sequences, respectively. 3.1.2. obstacle collision analysis the vehicle and the obstacle are projected on the twodimensional plane. when the overlap area between the vehicle and the obstacle is greater than 0, the vehicle collides. the vehicle collision diagram is shown in figure 6, where the blue rectangular frame represents the vehicle, the red rectangular frame and the circle represent the obstacle, and the light blue or yellow part of the outer side is the expansion part. fig. 6 vehicle collision diagram it can be seen from the above figure that when the obstacle is a convex polygon, the collision of the vehicle must originate from the vertex. the triangle area method can be used to further determine whether the vertex collides, that is, a point q outside the convex polygon is connected to the vertices of the convex polygon. if the sum of the triangle areas formed by q and each two adjacent vertices of the convex polygon is greater than the sum of the convex polygons, then the q point is located outside the convex polygon. with qij representing the vertices of the polygon obstacle, the vehicle vertices a, b, c, d, and qij should satisfy:       =+ +++  − = + dcbasss jnsssss iniiniji inininin q j n qqqq abcdcdqbdqacqabq ,,,＞ 1＞ 1 1 )1(1  △△ △△△△ where, sqi denotes the area of the convex polygon obstacle qi, j denotes the number of vertices of the obstacle qi, n denotes the nth vertex of the obstacle qi, and χ denotes the ensemble of vehicle vertices a, b, c, and d. when the obstacle is circular, the distance between any point on the vehicle and the circle should be greater than its radius to ensure that no collision occurs, then the vehicle vertices a, b, c, d should meet: ( ) oiqoiqoiq ryyxx ＞22 )()(min −+− where, (x, y) denotes a point on the edge of the vehicle, (xqoi,yqoi) denotes the coordinates of the circle center of the circular obstacle qoi, and rqoi denotes the radius of the circle qoi. 3.2. optimal vertical parking path planning considering the influence of obstacles first, according to the parking space, the initial position and attitude of the vehicle information, obstacle information, select all parking strategies that meet the constraints. when the vehicle is parked vertically, if there may be a conflict with the dynamic obstacle trajectory, three obstacle avoidance methods can be used to ensure the safe and successful parking of the vehicle, including parking waiting, changing the parking strategy and adjusting the vehicle position to re-plan the path. the selection of obstacle avoidance mode in vehicle parking process mainly considers the parameters such as size, shape and future trajectory of dynamic obstacles. the 83 selection of different scenarios is shown in figure 7. fig. 7 parking strategy and obstacle avoidance choice under different scenarios when the obstacle and the vehicle may conflict at the parking space, such as obstacle q1, the vehicle can only choose to park and wait for obstacle avoidance; when the obstacle is located in front of the initial position of the vehicle, such as obstacle q2, the vehicle can only use one parking strategy or multiple adjustment parking strategy, that is, when the vehicle forward adjustment parking strategy is selected to change the parking strategy to achieve obstacle avoidance; when the obstacle is located in the middle of the lane, it may conflict with the vehicle and occupy the target channel with each other, that is, the vehicle and the obstacle cannot continue to travel according to the original planned route. for example, obstacle q3, the obstacle avoidance method of replanning the path by adjusting the vehicle position is selected, that is, the vehicle stops parking and goes forward to the roadside. after the obstacle passes, the parking strategy is reselected for parking. the optimal selection of parking paths for different parking strategies and different obstacle avoidance methods mainly considers the path efficiency, that is, the time required for the vehicle to be parked in the process. the whole process of parking is taken as a specific evaluation index, and the path with the smallest evaluation index is selected as the optimal parking path. the evaluation index expression is: tnk v l m n j i i i ++= =1 where, m is the quantitative evaluation index; li is the length of the ith line segment; 𝑣𝑖is the average speed of the line segment; the whole process of parking a total of j line segments; kn is the vehicle turning time consumption coefficient, n is the number of vehicles turning, t is the parking waiting time when the vehicle is parked. 4. simulation analysis the parking path planning algorithm is simulated and verified in qt environment. it is assumed that the vertical parking space is 5.5 m in length and 2.4 m in width, which is a narrow parking space. the vertical parking path of the vehicle is planned. the three parking path planning strategies are simulated in figure 8, figure 9 and figure 10, where the blue curve represents the rear axle driving path of the vehicle. the simulation diagram of vertical parking path planning after adding obstacle prediction is shown in figure 11. fig.8 vehicle parking strategy simulation fig. 9 simulation of reverse parking strategy after vehicle forward adjustment fig.10 simulation of vehicle multiple adjustment parking strategy the simulation results show that when the parking space environment and the initial position of the vehicle are different, the three vertical parking path planning strategies based on the arc-straight line-relaxation curve can effectively plan the vertical parking path and greatly improve the safety and success rate of parking path planning. fig. 11 simulation of vehicle vertical parking considering obstacles from the simulation results of the vertical parking path with obstacles, it can be seen that by predicting the future trajectory of obstacles, the obstacle avoidance method of changing the parking strategy is adopted, and the reverse parking strategy after the vehicle forward adjustment is adjusted to the vehicle multiple adjustment parking strategy, which realizes safe obstacle avoidance and efficient parking. 84 5. conclusion in this paper, the parking path planning of narrow vertical parking space is studied. considering the complexity and variability of parking environment, the parking with high success rate, high safety, strong adaptability and good efficiency is realized. the main tasks are as follows: (1) multi-strategy parking path planning under different vehicle initial positions and postures. using the path planning method of arc-line-transition curve, and using three planning strategies of one-time parking, reverse parking after vehicle forward adjustment and multiple adjustment parking, the parking of continuous curvature path under different positions and postures of vehicles is realized. 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training data, overfitting and generalization issues, interpretability and explainability of deep learning models, and legal and ethical considerations. in this review article, we discuss the various applications of deep learning in drug discovery, provide examples of successful applications, and explore the potential benefits of using deep learning. we also discuss the limitations and challenges associated with the use of deep learning and suggest ways in which these challenges can be addressed. furthermore, we discuss the future directions of research in this area, identify areas where more research is needed, and provide recommendations for future research. overall, this review article highlights the potential of deep learning in drug discovery and provides insights into the challenges and opportunities associated with its use. keywords: deep learning; drug discovery; prediction; virtual screening; drug toxicity; machine learning; artificial intelligence. 1. introduction the drug discovery process is a complex and timeconsuming endeavor that involves identifying drug targets, screening large libraries of compounds, and optimizing lead compounds through a series of iterations. despite significant advances in drug discovery technologies, the high attrition rate and the lack of predictive models for drug efficacy and toxicity remain major challenges in the field. in recent years, deep learning has emerged as a promising approach to address some of these challenges. deep learning is a type of artificial intelligence that involves training artificial neural networks with large amounts of data to learn patterns and relationships, which can then be used to make predictions or generate new data. in drug discovery, deep learning has been applied to various tasks, such as predicting drug-target interactions, identifying novel drug candidates, and optimizing lead compounds. one key advantage of deep learning is its ability to learn from complex and heterogeneous data, such as genomic data, chemical structures, and clinical outcomes, which can be integrated to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the disease and the drug's mechanism of action. deep learning models have shown promising results in predicting drug efficacy and toxicity, as well as identifying new drug targets and repurposing existing drugs for new indications. in addition, generative deep learning models, such as generative adversarial networks (gans) and variational autoencoders (vaes), can be used to design new compounds with desired properties, such as high potency and selectivity. however, the application of deep learning in drug discovery also faces several challenges and limitations, such as the lack of high-quality training data, overfitting and generalization issues, and interpretability and explainability of deep learning models. to overcome these challenges, researchers need to carefully design and evaluate deep learning models, and integrate them with existing drug discovery methods and workflows. in this review, we will provide an overview of the drug discovery process and the challenges involved, and explore the potential of deep learning in drug discovery. we will also discuss the current state of the art and limitations of deep learning in drug discovery, and highlight future directions and opportunities for research in the field. 2. applications of deep learning in drug discovery drug discovery is a lengthy and costly process that involves identifying and designing compounds that can target specific biological molecules and pathways, and then optimizing their efficacy, safety, and pharmacokinetic properties through a series of preclinical and clinical trials. despite significant advancements in high-throughput screening, computational modeling, and experimental techniques, the success rate of drug discovery remains low, with only a few new drugs being approved by regulatory agencies each year. one major bottleneck in the drug discovery pipeline is the lack of accurate and predictive models for drug-target interactions, toxicity, and pharmacology. deep learning, a subset of machine learning that uses artificial neural networks with multiple layers to extract and learn complex patterns from large datasets, has emerged as a promising approach to address some of these challenges. here, we will explore the application of deep learning in the field of pharmaceuticals. 2.1. predictive modeling for drug-target interactions one of the key applications of deep learning in drug discovery is the prediction of drug-target interactions (dtis), which are the molecular interactions between drugs and their 119 intended protein targets in the body. accurate prediction of dtis is crucial for understanding the mechanisms of action of drugs, identifying potential drug targets, and designing new drugs with improved efficacy and safety profiles. traditional methods for predicting dtis rely on molecular docking, which involves computationally docking a drug molecule into a protein structure to predict its binding affinity and mode of action. however, molecular docking is computationally expensive and often fails to capture the full complexity of dtis, especially for large and flexible proteins. deep learning models, on the other hand, can learn to extract and integrate multiple features of drug and protein molecules from large-scale datasets, such as chemical fingerprints, molecular descriptors, and protein sequences, to predict dtis with high accuracy and speed. various deep learning architectures, such as convolutional neural networks (cnns), recurrent neural networks (rnns), and graph neural networks (gnns), have been developed for dti prediction and achieved state-of-the-art performance on benchmark datasets [13-15]. for example, the deepdta model, which uses a cnn to encode the drug and protein sequences and a multilayer perceptron to predict the binding affinity, achieved an auc-roc of 0.92 on the dud-e dataset. similarly, the ppi-predictor model, which uses a gnn to encode the protein structures and a multilayer perceptron to predict the interaction probability, achieved an auc-roc of 0.94 on the biogrid dataset. other recent algorithms for dti prediction include transformer-based models, like the bert (bidirectional encoder representations from transformers) model and ensemble learning methods, like the deeppurpose framework. for example, the bert-dti model, which finetunes a pretrained bert model on drug and protein sequences, achieved an auc-roc of 0.98 on the davis and metz datasets. similarly, the deeppurpose framework combines multiple deep learning models, such as cnns, rnns, and gnns, using ensemble learning methods like bagging and stacking to achieve high performance on various dti prediction tasks. 2.2. virtual screening for drug discovery virtual screening, a computational approach to identifying potential drug candidates that can bind to a specific protein target or modulate a specific biological pathway, is an important application of deep learning in drug discovery. this approach is attractive for its ability to accelerate the drug discovery process and reduce the cost of experimental screening. however, virtual screening poses significant challenges due to the high dimensionality and sparsity of molecular descriptors, the need for accurate scoring functions to predict binding affinities, and the limited availability of high-quality training data. fortunately, deep learning models have shown great promise in addressing these challenges and improving the performance of virtual screening [22-23]. examples of such models include alphafold , which uses a neural network to predict protein structures with remarkable accuracy; autodock vina , a widely used docking software that integrates machine learning algorithms to improve docking accuracy. and deepsite , a method that combines deep learning with molecular docking to predict ligand binding sites with high accuracy. additionally, fragment-based drug design (fbdd) is a promising approach that uses deep learning algorithms to predict and optimize small molecular fragments that can serve as the basis for designing new drugs. recent efforts in this area have also included benchmark competitions such as the d3r grand challenge, which invites researchers to develop novel virtual screening methods and assess their performance against established benchmarks. such initiatives have resulted in the development of novel deep learning approaches, such as the deep vs model, which uses a variational autoencoder (vae) to encode molecular structures and a multilayer perceptron to predict binding affinities with high accuracy. overall, the application of deep learning in virtual screening holds significant promise for improving the drug discovery process and accelerating the development of new drugs. 2.3. predicting drug toxicity and side effects one of the key challenges in drug discovery is predicting the potential toxicity and side effects of new compounds. traditional methods for predicting drug toxicity and side effects rely on animal studies and clinical trials, which are time-consuming, expensive, and often fail to accurately predict the safety of new compounds. deep learning has emerged as a promising approach for predicting drug toxicity and side effects by analyzing large datasets of chemical and biological data. one example of the use of deep learning in predicting drug toxicity and side effects is the work of aliper et al. , who developed a deep neural network to predict the toxicity of various compounds based on their chemical structures. the neural network was trained on a dataset of over 6,000 compounds with known toxicity profiles and achieved an accuracy of over 90% in predicting toxicity. similarly, sedykh et al. developed a deep neural network to predict the potential cardiotoxicity of various compounds based on their chemical structures, achieving an accuracy of 90% in predicting cardiotoxicity. other deep learning algorithms have also been developed for predicting drug toxicity and side effects. deeptox is a deep learning model developed by mayr et al. that predicts the toxicity of drugs by integrating multiple sources of data, including chemical structure, gene expression, and biological pathways. deepddi is a deep learning algorithm developed by sun et al. that predicts potential drug-drug interactions by analyzing large datasets of drug structures and biological pathways. deepcoyote is a deep learning model developed by sakkiah et al. that predicts the toxicity of compounds based on their chemical structures and molecular properties. dart (deep adversarial regularized trajectory) is a generative deep learning algorithm developed by krenn et al. that is used for de novo drug design. overall, deep learning algorithms have shown great promise in predicting drug toxicity and side effects, and have the potential to greatly accelerate the drug discovery process by reducing the need for animal studies and clinical trials. 2.4. designing de novo drugs using generative models de novo drug design using generative models has become an increasingly popular application of deep learning in drug discovery. generative models are a type of deep learning algorithm that can generate new compounds based on input parameters such as desired drug properties or target protein structures. these models can be used to design compounds with specific properties, such as high binding affinity to a target protein or low toxicity. 120 one example of the use of generative models in drug discovery is the work of gómez-bombarelli et al. (2018) , who developed a generative model called the junction tree variational autoencoder (jt-vae) to design new organic molecules with specific properties. jt-vae was trained on a dataset of over 250,000 organic molecules and was able to generate novel molecules with specific properties, such as high binding affinity to a target protein or high solubility. the authors demonstrated the effectiveness of their approach by designing a new compound with high potency against an enzyme target and confirmed its activity through experimental testing. another example is the work of olivecrona et al. (2017), who developed a generative model called moleculenet to design new compounds with specific properties. moleculenet was trained on a dataset of over 200,000 organic molecules and was able to generate novel molecules with specific properties, such as high binding affinity to a target protein or low toxicity. the authors demonstrated the effectiveness of their approach by designing a new compound with high potency against a kinase target and confirmed its activity through experimental testing. other recent algorithms for de novo drug design using generative models include: retrobiocat, developed by segler et al. , which uses retrosynthesis to design new compounds with desired properties. the algorithm generates molecular fragments based on the desired properties and then combines them into complete molecules. gentrl (generative tensorial reinforcement learning), developed by liu et al. , which uses reinforcement learning to design novel molecules with desired properties. the algorithm generates new molecules by sampling from a distribution and then evaluates their fitness based on their predicted properties. moldqn, developed by zhou et al., which uses deep q-learning to design new compounds with desired properties. the algorithm learns to optimize the properties of the generated molecules through trial-and-error interactions with the environment. mol-cyclegan, developed by zhavoronkov et al., which uses a cycle-consistent adversarial network to generate novel compounds with specific properties. the algorithm learns to map molecules from one distribution to another while preserving their properties. reinforced adversarial neural computer for de novo molecular design, developed by li et al., which combines reinforcement learning and generative models to design novel molecules. the algorithm generates new molecules and then evaluates their fitness based on their predicted properties, using reinforcement learning to improve the generation process. one-shot ensemble learning of deep generative models for de novo drug design, developed by ma et al. (2021) , which uses ensemble learning to generate diverse and novel molecules with desired properties. the algorithm trains multiple generative models with different architectures and combines their outputs to generate diverse and novel molecules. these algorithms aim to overcome some of the limitations of previous approaches, such as the difficulty in generating diverse and novel compounds, by using advanced techniques such as retrosynthesis, reinforcement learning, adversarial training, and ensemble learning. while still in the early stages of development, these algorithms show great promise in accelerating the drug discovery process and potentially leading to the development of new drugs that were previously not possible. 3. the potential benefits of using deep learning in drug discovery deep learning algorithms are a type of artificial neural network designed to learn and improve from experience, similar to the way the human brain functions. these algorithms can handle large, complex datasets by processing vast amounts of data from various sources, such as clinical trial results, genetic information, and chemical structure data. they can identify patterns and relationships that would be difficult or impossible for human researchers to detect. atomnet is a successful application of deep learning in drug discovery, which has been used to predict the activity of potential drug molecules by analyzing their chemical structure. a study published in the journal nature in 2016 reported that researchers used atomnet to predict the activity of 47 different enzymes with an accuracy of 92%. this type of prediction can be used to identify potential drug candidates and accelerate the drug discovery process. deep learning has also been used to analyze gene expression data from cancer patients, where large datasets can be analyzed to identify patterns indicative of specific cancer subtypes. in a study published in the journal nature in 2018, researchers used deep learning to identify specific gene expression patterns predictive of the response to immunotherapy in melanoma patients. the benefits of using deep learning over traditional methods in handling complex data sets are numerous. deep learning algorithms can process large amounts of data in a relatively short amount of time and identify patterns and relationships that may not be apparent to human researchers. furthermore, deep learning algorithms can adapt and learn from new data, improving their accuracy over time. additionally, deep learning algorithms can be used to design entirely new molecules with specific properties, which could open up new avenues for drug discovery. overall, the potential benefits of using deep learning in drug discovery are numerous. deep learning can accelerate the drug discovery process, reduce costs, and improve the effectiveness of new drug candidates. by processing vast amounts of data from a variety of sources, deep learning algorithms can identify new drug candidates, predict their efficacy, and even design entirely new molecules with specific properties. 4. limitations and challenges of using deep learning in drug discovery the use of deep learning in drug discovery has shown great potential in accelerating the discovery of new drugs and reducing costs. however, like any technology, it comes with its own set of limitations and challenges that need to be addressed. in this section, we will discuss the various limitations and challenges associated with using deep learning in drug discovery and ways in which they can be addressed. 4.1. lack of high-quality training data one of the primary challenges in using deep learning for drug discovery is the lack of high-quality training data. in order for a deep learning model to make accurate predictions, it needs to be trained on a large dataset of high-quality data. however, in the field of drug discovery, such data is often difficult to obtain. for example, there may be limited 121 information available on the biological activity of potential drug molecules, or the available data may be biased towards certain types of molecules. one way to address this challenge is to use transfer learning, which involves reusing a pre-trained deep learning model on a new task. this approach can be particularly effective when there is limited data available for a specific task. for example, a deep learning model trained on one type of cancer could be fine-tuned to predict drug response in a different type of cancer. 4.2. overfitting and generalization issues another challenge in using deep learning for drug discovery is the risk of overfitting, where the model becomes too complex and starts to fit the noise in the data rather than the underlying patterns. this can lead to poor generalization, where the model performs well on the training data but poorly on new data. one way to address overfitting and improve generalization is to use regularization techniques, such as dropout or l1/l2 regularization. these techniques can help to reduce the complexity of the model and prevent overfitting. another approach is to use ensemble methods, where multiple models are trained and their predictions are combined to improve performance. 4.3. interpretability and explainability of deep learning models one of the key challenges in using deep learning for drug discovery is the lack of interpretability and explainability of the models. deep learning models are often black boxes, meaning that it is difficult to understand how they arrived at their predictions. this can make it difficult for researchers to validate the models and to gain insights into the underlying biology. several approaches have been proposed to address this challenge. one approach is to use attention mechanisms, which highlight the parts of the input that are most relevant to the prediction. another approach is to use adversarial examples, which are input samples that are designed to cause the model to make a mistake. by analyzing the adversarial examples, researchers can gain insights into the weaknesses of the model. 4.4. legal and ethical considerations one of the key challenges in using deep learning for drug discovery is the lack of interpretability and explain ability of the models. deep learning models are often black boxes, meaning that it is difficult to understand how they arrived at their predictions. this can make it difficult for researchers to validate the models and to gain insights into the underlying biology. several approaches have been proposed to address this challenge. one approach is to use attention mechanisms, which highlight the parts of the input that are most relevant to the prediction. another approach is to use adversarial examples, which are input samples that are designed to cause the model to make a mistake. by analyzing the adversarial examples, researchers can gain insights into the weaknesses of the model. 5. future directions and outlook as the field of deep learning continues to advance, there are numerous exciting opportunities for the application of these techniques in drug discovery. one promising avenue of research is the development of more advanced generative models capable of generating novel drug molecules with specific properties. while there have been some successes in this area, such as the development of molecules with activity against ebola and tuberculosis, there is still much work to be done in optimizing these models and improving their performance. in particular, more research is needed to develop generative models that are capable of producing molecules that are both effective and safe. another area where deep learning can make a significant impact in drug discovery is in the identification of drug combinations that work synergistically. while there have been some promising results in this area, such as the identification of drug combinations effective against specific cancer subtypes, there is still much work to be done to improve the accuracy and robustness of these models. additionally, more research is needed to better understand the biological mechanisms underlying drug interactions, which could help to guide the development of more effective drug combinations. overall, the future of deep learning in drug discovery is bright, with many exciting opportunities for research and development. however, it is important to recognize that there are also significant challenges and limitations associated with the use of these techniques, including the need for highquality training data, the risk of overfitting and generalization issues, and the interpretability and explainability of deep learning models. addressing these challenges will require continued research and development in a variety of areas, including machine learning algorithms, data collection and curation, and biological understanding. nonetheless, with the right approach and continued investment, deep learning has the potential to revolutionize the drug discovery process and help bring new treatments to patients in need. in summary, this review has highlighted the potential benefits and challenges associated with the use of deep learning in drug discovery. while there is significant promise in this field, it is important to recognize the limitations and challenges associated with the use of these techniques. by addressing these challenges and continuing to push the boundaries of deep learning research, we can unlock the full potential of these techniques and help to accelerate the drug discovery process. 6. discussion and conclusions in conclusion, this review highlights the potential of deep learning in revolutionizing the drug discovery process. the use of deep learning algorithms has shown promise in accelerating drug discovery by identifying potential drug candidates and predicting their efficacy. it has also been demonstrated that deep learning can be used to design new molecules, identify drug combinations, and reduce the cost and time required to bring drugs to market. however, there are also limitations and challenges associated with the use of deep learning in drug discovery, including the need for highquality training data, the risk of overfitting, and the lack of interpretability and explain ability of deep learning models. to address these challenges, future research efforts should focus on developing new methods for data generation and curation to improve the quality of training data, as well as developing new deep learning models that are less susceptible to overfitting and more interpretable. additionally, efforts 122 should be made to increase the transparency and accountability of deep learning models to ensure that their predictions are reliable and ethical. furthermore, the development of collaborative research frameworks, involving multiple stakeholders such as academic researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and regulatory agencies, could help to facilitate the 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(2016). genomic and transcriptomic features of response to anti-pd-1 therapy in metastatic melanoma. cell, 165(1), 35-44. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 86 investigation report of aero engine air die hole processing li yu, chenlei zhao, yong yang, shenghong wu geely university of china, sichuan 641423, china abstract: at present, there are a variety of problems in the aerospace manufacturing industry, especially the machining of aero-engine air film holes. in this paper, by investigating the current research status of aero-engine gas film hole machining at home and abroad, the characteristics and difficulties of the current gas film hole machining are introduced, and the comparison between ordinary laser machining and femtosecond laser machining is made. keywords: air film; hole aerospace; process. 1. introduction in recent years, increasing the reliability of high temperature operation and extending the service life have become the focus of research in the field of aero engine. turbine is the component with the largest thermal and mechanical load of aero-engine, among which the turbine blade has a particularly bad working environment and is under the impact of high temperature and high-pressure gas in the working process. its processing technology has become the key technology of modern aero-engine. due to its material characteristics, it is difficult to control the temperature of turbine blades, which constantly rise to the melting point of the material during operation. in order to make the turbine blades reach the melting point of the material, the engine can still work normally, which gives rise to the cooling and cooling technology, among which the gas die hole cooling technology is a representative structural improvement cooling technology. during the operation of aero-engine, air evenly passes through the gas film holes processed on turbine blades. the aperture is usually 100-800μm and the angle is 15-90°, which can reduce the temperature of engine turbine blades and improve the service temperature and service life of the engine. in addition, as the second barrier to delay the ablation of the rear stage blades, the design of the turbine engine's inshaft airway, in-blade airway and the gas film holes scattered on the blade has always been the research focus of the whole engine. in particular, the design of the gas film holes directly determines the key performance of the continuity of the gas film, the thermal conductivity along the curved surface normal and the heat dissipation capacity of the flow field. therefore, the design of air film holes becomes more and more complicated. however, according to the investigation of relevant researchers, the current speed of the improvement of the processing level of the gas film hole cannot keep up with the speed of the development of the gas film hole design, which is one of the bottlenecks hindering the rapid development of domestic engines. therefore, the processing technology of the gas die hole needs to be further studied. 2. overview of working conditions and temperature protection mechanism of post-flight blades 2.1. research on the highest level of shipping at home and abroad at the present stage, china's fifth-generation fighter jets have been installed on a certain scale. however, many problems of the military turbojet engine, which is the heart of the fighter jets, have not been solved. as a result, china imports more than 200 jet engines from russia and ukraine every year. however, there is still a big gap between the performance of imported engines and those equipped in western countries. in today's world, the fourth and fifth generation fighter jets have long been the standard equipment of all-powerful countries, and the fifth-generation fighter jets have great tactical advantages over the fourth-generation fighter jets due to its "4s" performance. however, watching the nato military exercises, it is not difficult to find that the pilots of some traditional european powers equipped with highperformance fourth-generation aircraft often exert the maneuverability advantage of fourth-generation aircraft to the extreme, and successfully suppress the advanced fifthgeneration aircraft of the united states f22. "breaking the sound barrier is not in the senses, it's just a number that rises rapidly" -the young rafale driver. the first emphasis on performance of the fifth generation, and even the next six generations, must be "high mobility". this puts ever greater demands on the thrust-to-weight ratio that the engine can produce, which means that new engines will have to withstand ever higher core temperatures. at present, the self-produced fighter engine is still in the level of blade working temperature around 1350℃ and combustor temperature below 1800℃ (austenitic nickel and cobaltbased alloy). although the blade can withstand the surface afterburning mode of 1500℃ for a certain period of time, it will greatly shorten the service life. it cannot meet the requirements of "supersonic cruise" and high mobility and large thrust. the united states has developed ceramic matrix composite material with a rated operating temperature of 1538℃, whose material density can support the improvement of the overall performance of engine design speed and so on. moreover, the pratt & whitney f135 engine equipped with 87 f35 fighter jets has become the most advanced engine in the world. fig1 shows the structure of a modern civil turbofan engine fig. 1 structure diagram of a modern civil turbofan engine 2.2. an overview of the force on the rear blade at work in the process of aero operation, the rear blade is mainly subjected to the tension along the axial direction, the airflow thrust along the concave normal direction, and the high frequency impact load caused by the temporary negative pressure when the blades on the fixed rotor and the moving rotor alternate each time. the first two will participate in the interaction with high temperature creep, and the latter can generally be greatly weakened by optimized flow field design, but it always exists. fig2 shows the appearance and internal structure of the turbojet engine. it can be seen that both the ribbed structure and the die hole in the blade will cause stress concentration during the loading process of the above stresses, and how to reduce the harm of these stress concentrations is the focus of the research. on the one hand, the application of new materials provides greater freedom for design. the new design method further optimizes the efficiency of the inner and outer structure of the blade. on the other hand, effective and reliable processing technology can implement the advanced performance expected by the design. fig.2 appearance and internal structure of turbojet engine 3. characteristics and difficulties of gas die hole processing aero engine air die hole belongs to microhole structure, the machining requirements are developing towards the direction of small size, large depth to diameter ratio, high surface quality and dimensional accuracy, so its processing technology has become a technical problem. traditional machining is easy to lead to mechanical drill bit fracture, hole center line deflection, hole wall surface quality low, and special machining methods also have great limitations, such as: ultrasonic machining speed is low and microhole accuracy is poor. high pressure water jet method equipment investment is large, machining surface quality is not good and noise is large; edm can only process conductive materials, resulting in low processing efficiency and high cost. there are defects such as heat affected zone, recast layer and microcracks in pore walls. electrochemical machining is limited to metal materials. electron beam machining needs to be processed in vacuum environment, the operating conditions are harsh, the equipment is expensive and so on. in recent years, the field of laser processing and manufacturing has attracted much attention. with the development of laser technology, a variety of laser processing technologies have emerged, such as laser cutting, laser connection, laser microhole processing, laser cladding, etc. among them, laser microhole machining is one of the earliest and most widely used technologies in laser technology. it has a series of advantages, such as high precision, high efficiency, no cutting force, no pollution, and can process difficult-to-process materials such as high hardness and high brittleness, which is favored by researchers, especially for high-quality microholes. compared with traditional machining methods, laser microhole machining is a more effective machining method. ordinary laser may cause recast layer, in the process of processing microholes, laser beam focus to the surface of the workpiece, so that the material melting, vaporization and condensation, the increase of heat makes the material steam with great pressure from the bottom of the spray, in the rapid cooling and heating process, there are some unable to spray the molten material recoagulated on the surface of the hole wall, the formation of recast layer. as shown in figure 1-3, serious recasting layers exist in the nanosecond laser machining of microholes on nickel-based alloys. the metallurgical state, mechanical properties and base material of recast layer are very different, which is easy to cause microcracks. therefore, the recasting layer must be strictly controlled in the process of laser machining microholes, and the thickness of the recasting layer can be reduced or even disappeared, which gives rise to femtosecond laser technology. 4. conclusion femtosecond laser micromachining can process any material with extremely high machining accuracy and minimal peripheral damage. is the aero engine blade air film hole plus? an important development trend in industry. therefore, in order to realize the reliable application of femtosecond laser micromachining in single crystal superalloy. the formation of efficient, high quality gas film hole processing technology. it is necessary to consider the directivity of single crystal superalloy, study the damage mechanism and influencing factors of femtosecond laser processing on single crystal superalloy, and study the mechanical effect of femtosecond laser processing. it provides the theoretical basis and technical support for determining the excellent process parameters of the gas film hole of femtosecond laser plus t single product hightemperature alloy, and provides reference basis for blade application and safety evaluation. references [1] zhang yunlong, sun shufeng, wang qian, zhang fengyun, liu li, liu shiguang. study on the quality of microhole in laser machining [j/ol]. advances in laser and optoelectronics :1-31. 88 [2] egashira k, mizutani k. micro-drilling of monocrystalline silicon using a cutting tool[j]. precision engineering, 2002, 26(3): 263-268. 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[17] samant a n, dahotre n b. laser machining of structural ceramics -a review[j]. journal of ceramics the european ceramic society, 2009, 29( 6): 969-993. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 48 problems and countermeasures of green finance development under the goal of "double carbon" in china yan chu1, a, zejiong zhou2, * 1 school of finance, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china 2 school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china * corresponding author: zejiong zhou (email: aczzj123456@163.com), a 980874829@qq.com abstract: as a responsible country, china actively participates in global climate governance and proposes the "double carbon" goal. from the perspective of finance, this paper first analyzes the international and domestic situation, research significance, opportunities and challenges faced by the "double carbon" goal. then, it analyzes the connotation, development status and existing problems of green finance. finally, the paper expounds the countermeasures and measures of green finance in the process of the development and achievement of the "double carbon" goal. keywords: green finance; low carbon economy; carbon peak; carbon neutralization. 1. introduction in the summer of 2022, the temperature in beibei, chongqing, china reached 45℃. in the arctic, people can wear short sleeves. the glaciers that have been melting for thousands of years are baking the whole world. nowadays, the problem of climate change is becoming increasingly serious and urgent, and has become a topic of common concern to all mankind. in addition to anti epidemic cooperation, there is no global issue on which consensus can be reached more easily than how to deal with climate change. in response to climate change, china has actively demonstrated its responsibility as a major country and announced that "we will achieve carbon peak by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060". the time interval between china's realization of the "double carbon" goal is far shorter than that of developed countries, which means that we need to make arduous efforts in the process of achieving the "double carbon" goal. it is noteworthy that achieving the "double carbon" goal, practicing the "double carbon" responsibility, and issuing the "double carbon" report to support enterprise technological innovation and promote carbon reduction and emission reduction are becoming the consensus and conscious action of china's financial industry. achieving the "double carbon" goal requires a large amount of funds to participate, and the financial industry, as the backbone force to achieve the "double carbon" goal, is duty bound [1]. 2. overview of the "double carbon" goal 2.1. background situation of determining the "double carbon" goal carbon neutralization and carbon peak is a commitment of china to the world. we will achieve carbon peak in 2030 and carbon neutral in 2060. this is a major decision made by the party central committee and the state council based on the situation and the national conditions. it is of great significance. the "double carbon" goal promised is not only the need of china's green economic development, but also a solemn commitment to the world and the whole world [2]. according to a group of forecast figures of authoritative institutions, the investment scale of china's double carbon economy is expected to reach 487 trillion in the next 30 years. another group of figures shows that china's green credit balance is only 14 trillion yuan. at the same time, the balance of china's green bonds is only 1 trillion yuan, which means that in the next 30 years, we will have 480 trillion yuan of "double carbon" economic development space. in other words, the "double carbon" economy will also become an important driving force for china's next economic development. in the past two years, the financial system has made remarkable progress in promoting the "double carbon" goal, which is reflected in the accelerated development of green finance. green finance includes not only support for the "pure green" real economy, but also support for the low-carbon transformation of traditional industries. the latter is also called transformation finance. in the past two years, the scale of green finance has grown rapidly, the number of products and tools has increased, and the policies have been focused. at the same time, great progress has been made in the green finance ecology, especially in the green finance infrastructure. it should be said that green finance has achieved good results in promoting low-carbon emission reduction and green development. with the in-depth promotion of china's "double carbon" work, carbon peaking and carbon neutralization have been included in the overall layout of ecological civilization construction and become the key to achieve green and highquality development. at the same time, in the face of the rapid development of the "carbon barrier" policy and mechanism in international trade in recent years, china should adhere to the system concept, adhere to risk prevention, and make a good response in advance. 2.2. the role of promoting the "double carbon" goal the "double carbon" goal has a huge demand for finance and will promote the transformation of the financial industry. as an important tool for allocating resources, finance plays a 49 very important role in promoting and realizing the "double carbon" goal. in the process of promoting the "double carbon" goal, there is a huge demand for financial services, including a large demand for capital, a long time period for capital investment, and high requirements for improving financial services. the demand for the "double carbon" goal cannot be met by the traditional financial services in the past, so there are new requirements for the financial system to provide more effective financial instruments, products and services. the promotion of the "double carbon" goal of financial services is also of great significance to the financial system. this is an important historical mission of the financial industry and a concrete embodiment of the deepening of financial functions. the "double carbon" also plays a very important role in promoting the transformation of the financial industry. on february 15, 2022, the national standardization management committee issued the key points of national standardization work in 2022, proposing to "promote the development of basic general standards for carbon management system". at present, promoting "double carbon" can create a lot of development and business opportunities, promote the development of emerging industries on a large scale, and carry out large-scale renovation of old equipment. these are business and development opportunities. the promotion of the "double carbon" work can effectively improve the living environment of all parts of the country, including rural and urban areas, so as to improve the quality of life and the quality of life of the majority of urban and rural residents. through the promotion of "double carbon", we can leave green mountains and clear waters for future generations, that is, the golden mountains and silver mountains in the future. promoting the implementation of "double carbon" can reflect our image as a responsible country. realizing the "double carbon" goal is a broad and profound social and economic change. therefore, not only enterprises, all walks of life, all localities, but also urban and rural residents need to participate in it, which will bring about great changes to our production and lifestyle [3]. the risks brought by climate change will have a systematic impact on the financial system and the whole society. we need accurate and continuous data to assess and manage climate risks. 2.3. opportunities and challenges of recommending the "double carbon" goals compared with the major economies in the world, china's double carbon target is the most demanding and timeconsuming. due to the different levels of economic development, the european union reached the carbon peak in the 1980s, japan reached the carbon peak in 2008 and the united states reached the carbon peak in 2007. however, the carbon neutralization targets of these major economies are set at 2050. compared with china, they have a longer time and a higher level of economic development. at present, in china's energy structure, non-fossil energy accounts for only 15.9%, clean energy (including hydropower) power generation accounts for 36%, and coal accounts for 52%, which is far higher than the world average level. this is related to the abundant coal resources in china. compared with some developed economies, china's energy structure reform has a long way to go. 3. development status of green finance in china on august 31, 2016, seven ministries and commissions including the people's bank of china and the ministry of finance jointly issued the guiding opinions on building a green financial system (hereinafter referred to as the guiding opinions). put forward the definition of green finance. green finance refers to economic activities that support environmental improvement, coping with climate change and resource conservation and efficient utilization, that is, financial services provided for project investment and financing, project operation and risk management in the fields of environmental protection, energy conservation, clean energy, green transportation and green buildings [4]. since 2016, china's green bond market has developed rapidly and has become the largest green bond market in the world. with the issuance of the guiding opinions, china will become the first economy in the world to establish a relatively complete green financial policy system. since the 19th national congress of the communist party of china, china has strengthened its efforts in the development of ecological civilization, environmental protection, green development, green finance and other aspects, so that public benefits such as environmental improvement and resource conservation are reflected through green development. putting forward the concept of green finance is to bridge the gap between public interests and private interests and promote green development through financial instruments. when the world realizes the importance of environmental protection, it will formulate some laws and policies related to environmental protection, and more and more countries will become the main force to guide the development of environmental protection. the scale of the green financial market continues to expand, and product innovation continues to emerge. at present, china has become one of the largest green financial markets in the world. the scale of green credit ranks first in the world, and the scale of green bonds ranks second in the world. in addition, green funds, green insurance, green trust and other products have been constantly emerging, and carbon neutral bonds and sustainable development linked bonds have been launched to strongly support the green development of the real economy. by the end of june 2022, the bank's financial products have supported the real economy by investing in bonds, nonstandard creditor's rights, unlisted enterprise's equity and other assets, with a capital scale of about 25 trillion yuan, and realized the connection between financial funds and the financing needs of the real economy through multiple channels. in the first half of 2022, the financial market issued 56 financial products with social responsibility themes such as rural revitalization and public welfare and charity, raising more than 16 billion yuan to help achieve the goal of common prosperity; 43 esg themed financial products were issued, raising a total of more than 20 billion yuan, helping to achieve the goal of "double carbon". by the end of june 2022, the scale of financial management funds invested in green bonds exceeded 250 billion yuan, the scale of special bonds invested in epidemic prevention and control, rural revitalization, poverty alleviation and other special bonds exceeded 150 billion yuan, and the financial support provided for the development of small, medium and micro enterprises exceeded 3 trillion yuan [5]. 50 in the first half of 2022, the overall scale of china's green financial market has exceeded 20 trillion yuan, and the industry scale is growing rapidly. in the context of rapid development, a large number of financial institutions are pouring in, and the business competition is gradually fierce. 4. main problems in the development of green finance in china under the goal of "double carbon" at present, in the process of carbon compliance and carbon neutralization, the demand and supply of green finance have been significantly improved, and green finance is facing an unprecedented period of opportunity and development. the environmental benefits and emission reduction benefits of green finance are also gradually highlighted. at the same time, there are still obstacles to green finance in china, mainly reflected in the following five aspects. (1) the efficiency of green finance policy is low, and the contradiction between multi subjects and multi objectives is prominent. it needs to be further considered and implemented systematically with the overall thinking. there are problems in the coordinated development of green finance and national strategies such as consolidating rural revitalization, achieving common prosperity, and comprehensively building a unified national market. the coordination and cooperation of various departments are not smooth. the degree of convergence between green finance and financial support needs to be improved, and the leverage and guiding function of financial funds are limited. the synergy between the central green financial policy and local economic development is not high, resulting in unnecessary waste of resources and inefficient investment. there is a mismatch between the development objectives of green finance and the assessment indicators of financial institutions, and it is difficult for financial institutions to truly mobilize their internal kinetic energy; green finance, inclusive finance and even financial science and technology in the financial system are not integrated well. the incentive and restriction of green financial policy to enterprises are difficult to achieve the same with the development goals of enterprises, and there are financing constraints in the transformation of enterprises. the green finance policy failed to achieve effective guidance in promoting green consumption. (2) there are few green financial products and lack of innovation, which cannot meet the needs of the main body of the financial market. at present, the green financial products of china's financial institutions are mainly green credit and green bonds, while the green funds, green insurance and carbon financial products still lag far behind the developed countries, and there is also a mismatch between them and china's actual social needs. at the level of financial institutions, investment and financing failed to fully investigate and cooperate with financial risks and environmental benefits, and more importantly, it was for the purpose of fulfilling the performance assessment requirements of the regulatory authorities for green finance. at the enterprise level, it is difficult for green financial products to meet the financing needs of some enterprises, and financial institutions have strict definitions of green lowcarbon projects. at the consumer level, there are problems such as insufficient promotion of green financial products for individuals and asymmetric information between financial institutions and potential green investors. (3) the pilot assessment system is the same, and the regulatory policy does not pay enough attention to regional differences. china's financial management departments have the same standard for the assessment and evaluation system of the green financial reform pilot areas in six provinces and nine regions, ignoring the different foundations of regional economic and financial development. rigid assessment may lead to the problems of movement, short-term and indicator based green financial development, and the national policy support level fails to reflect regional fair distribution. (4) international cooperation needs to be deepened, and green investment in the the belt and road needs to be strengthened in an orderly manner. the gradual convergence and unification of the standards of green industry in china and international standards needs a process, and the green financial standards in the transition period need to be further clarified. in addition, the development of green finance in china has not yet produced some effective spillover effects from experience, especially failed to play some demonstration and leading role in the countries along the belt and road and some regions. (5) the publicity for the society is not extensive enough and there is a lack of relevant professionals. the whole society's understanding of the concepts of green development, green finance, carbon finance, carbon peaking and carbon neutralization is only superficial, and the general education of the public on green consumption and green low carbon is not enough. the relevant training of grass-roots financial institutions, small and medium-sized private enterprises and social organizations is insufficient, and the professional training system has not been established. at present, talents in carbon accounting, evaluation of ecological product value, information platform construction, green finance legislation, green financial product innovation, and evaluation management of the whole process of green projects are scarce in china. 5. countermeasures to promote the development of green finance in china china's green finance will usher in the best development period. financial institutions should seize the opportunity, continue to promote product innovation, constantly strengthen risk management, and inject strong financial power into green development. the following countermeasures and measures are proposed. (1) we will optimize the governance structure, strengthen capacity building, and promote the improvement of the functions of the green financial market. the bank needs to establish and optimize the green financial governance structure according to the requirements of the guidelines, specify responsibilities to departments and individuals, strengthen business collaboration, and be more conducive to the promotion of work. in addition, we should continue to strengthen the capacity building related to green finance and lay a foundation for the sustainable and high-quality development of green finance. these include: first, strengthen the research capacity of green financial industry policies, relevant standards, technologies, financial products and service schemes. second, strengthen the differentiated management ability of projects and customers, and improve the pricing ability of green projects. (2) improve the innovation ability of green financial 51 products and services, reform and innovate green finance, and improve the overall supply capacity and level of green finance. the promotion of the double carbon goal will put forward new demands on the mode of financial services, the supply of products and the management of the financial system. in order to better serve the double carbon goal, the financial system must "adapt to changes" and constantly reform and innovate. first, banks should actively respond to policies and cooperate with government agencies; secondly, we should innovate green financial products and services according to the investment and financing needs of green industry development; thirdly, promote product innovation in the field of green finance, such as participating in the carbon emission trading market and exploring new carbon finance businesses such as carbon futures. finally, explore the "green + inclusive" product innovation, realize the common promotion of the two, and help solve the problems of expensive and difficult financing in the green transformation of small and micro enterprises. we will increase investment in green finance. under the goal of "carbon peaking and carbon neutralization", at present, all domestic banks have increased their investment in the field of green finance, and they should continue to increase their investment in the future. first, it is necessary to increase the support of credit for green industries and help the development and transformation of green industries. second, we should strengthen the investment in green bonds, and the funds raised will be used to support the financing of green industry projects. finally, strengthen the systematic research on financial services related to carbon emission rights, and comprehensively improve green financial services from the perspectives of policy formulation, product design, marketing and service plans. (3) guided by the improvement of green financial infrastructure, we will lay a solid foundation for the development of green finance. infrastructure construction includes not only the improvement of green finance related systems, standards, rules and management systems, but also the development of infrastructure institutions and platforms, as well as the improvement of accounting, taxation and other supporting systems. in the process of promoting the double carbon goal of financial services, we should not only give play to the role of market players, but also need government departments, regulatory departments and industry management departments to make better efforts in system supply and form good coordination. third, improve the comprehensive risk management capability of green finance. in view of the fact that the guidelines have for the first time defined the concept of comprehensive environmental, social and governance risks, banks should focus on improving their green financial risk management capabilities. first, the risk management of green finance should be included in the development strategic planning, the potential impact of risks should be assessed, and specific risk management objectives should be set; second, we should design various esg risk management tools according to our own development, and integrate the corresponding tools into the whole process of risk management. third, establish a green financial risk management mechanism, incorporate green financial risks into the comprehensive risk management system, implement differentiated control over customer access, monitoring and early warning, and improve the whole process risk management before, during and after loans; finally, explore appropriate risk stress tests and scenario analysis, analyze and evaluate the possible risks of risk exposure under various scenarios, and enhance the bank's ability to cope with risks. (4) establish and improve the green financial information disclosure system. as a new concept, new rights and responsibilities created by law, green finance needs the protection and escort of high-level legislation (legislation of the national people's congress). it is urgent to establish a legal responsibility system for formulating green finance policies, adhere to the principles of nondiscrimination and consistency, and prevent and combat "fake green" and "drifting green". at the same time, energy conservation and emission reduction and sustainable development cannot be separated from the support of finance. green finance provides capital supply, time and space exchange of risks and benefits, guides the allocation of market elements, and provides liquidity for energy conservation and emission reduction, including green credit, green bonds, green insurance, green funds, green leasing, green trust, green futures and derivatives, and carbon finance based on the carbon trading market. carbon assets, carbon finance, green finance or sustainable finance are all similar to the concepts created by laws such as legal persons and intellectual property rights. their development needs legal systems as the supporting foundation, including legal systems such as laws, policies, legislation, supervision and justice. (5) we will promote international cooperation in the development of green finance under the guidance of institutional openness. sustainable development is a global consensus. the construction and development of the green financial system also needs to be open, and more attention should be paid to international cooperation. in this regard, our country has some practice, including the integration of green financial products and tools with the international community, the introduction of foreign financial institutions, and the "going out" of chinese financial institutions to participate in the formulation of international green financial standards. on the one hand, international cooperation is to promote the circulation and sharing of resources; on the other hand, in dealing with climate and ecological change, china's green financial system needs to interact more with the international community in terms of institutional construction, so as to provide institutional guarantee for the resource cooperation of green finance. (6) we will intensify social publicity and continue to train and introduce green finance professionals. through scientific performance appraisal system and incentive and restraint measures, the performance appraisal of departments and personnel should be linked with business performance. financial decision-making departments should strengthen the training of green finance and establish professional disciplines and training systems. by carrying out popular science training, think tank building, talent training and curriculum resources related to the low-carbon development of green finance, integrating the advantages of all parties, strengthening the international exchange and cooperation mode of green finance integrating industry, university and research, urging financial institutions to formulate green finance training programs, improving the ability of relevant personnel in credit approval project evaluation and risk management, supporting universities to apply for master's degree in green finance, we will improve the quantity and quality of the training of compound talents, encourage scholars and experts to carry out the construction of green finance, carbon neutral economics, green finance and other 52 related courses and the compilation of teaching materials, promote the cross discipline of green finance, and realize its innovative disciplinary function. through popular science lectures, voice visits, green exhibition halls and other forms, and through media publicity, an atmosphere of popularizing green finance will be formed in the whole society, so that the basic concepts of green finance, carbon peaking, and neutralization will be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. in combination with personal carbon footprint calculation, green credit cards and other tools, green consumption and low-carbon methods will be promoted. 6. conclusions as the core of modern economy, the importance of china's financial industry in helping to achieve the goal of "double carbon" is obvious. in recent years, green finance has achieved remarkable results in helping the development of "double carbon" goals. facing the urgent need of economic green transformation, china's finance gives full play to its advantages in improving efficiency and allocating resources, creates a new financial hub, and realizes green economy through market methods and financial means. there is a huge development space. and it will continue to play a positive role and release the green driving force for low-carbon economic development through innovation. with the steady progress of the "double carbon" target strategy, green finance is gradually becoming an important guarantee for promoting green and low-carbon economic development. references [1] wang kairen. analysis on the role of grass-roots supply and marketing cooperatives in rural market economy -a case study of rural grass-roots supply and marketing cooperatives in shanxi province [j]. xinjiang agricultural reclamation economy, 2019 (12): 33-41. 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[5] xu beibei. in the first half of the year, the scale of bank financial management market increased steadily [n]. financial times, 2022-08-22 (004). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 29 research on the innovative development of university library subject services under the background of big data xuefei yao wuhan university library, wuhan university, wuhan 430072, china. abstract: the university library is an important institution responsible for disseminating knowledge. in order to improve the service level of the library, the subject service model has been adopted in recent years, but there are still some deficiencies in the construction of this service. by analyzing the current situation of the development of subject services in university libraries, this paper further analyzes the effective path of innovative subject services in university libraries under the background of big data. keywords: library; big data background; subject service. 1. introduction under the background of big data, university libraries must keep up with the development of the times, carry out innovative construction of subject services, and effectively give full play to the value of subject services. based on this, this paper briefly describes the innovation path of university library subject service. 2. the significance of innovative subject services in university libraries under the background of big data the academic library subject service is based on providing users with open, professional and personalized services, and effectively meets the information needs of different types of users. with the advent of the era of big data, all kinds of work in colleges and universities have developed rapidly. whether it is scientific research personnel, teachers or students, the demand for information resources has changed to some extent. to this end, it is necessary to further innovate the subject service model of the library according to the actual situation, starting from the needs of users for subject services, to improve the level of subject services, to seek new development breakthroughs, and to promote the healthy development of university libraries [1] . 3. analysis of the current situation of the development of subject services in university libraries the subject service of the university library has always been an important way for the main users to obtain valuable information. however, because many colleges and universities do not pay much attention to the construction of the library, there are some problems in the development of their subject service. specifically, the following points are included. first, there is a shortage of professional talents in subject services and the quality of librarians is not high, and the staffing of corresponding positions in subject services is also lacking, which hinders the further development of library subject services. compared with some foreign university libraries, china's university library the library subject service urgently needs to be improved, especially to strengthen the construction of professional talents, so as to improve the service level; second, the content of subject service is incomplete and narrow in scope. at present, more and more university libraries begin to pay attention to the development of subject service, but in actual service the content and scope still need to be improved, mainly because most of the service content has not kept up with the development pace of academic research and teaching practice, resulting in backward content and slightly limited service scope, such as paying more attention to teachers and university researchers. provide subject services, but do not pay much attention to providing subject services for students, which affects the effect of services; third, the relevant management mechanism of related subject services is not sound enough, and library subject services should develop continuously, so the corresponding management mechanism must play an important role however, at present, most colleges and universities do not pay much attention to the strengthening of the management mechanism. 4. effective paths for innovative subject services in university libraries under the background of big data 4.1. human resources for innovative construction of discipline services in recent years, many university libraries have encountered the problem of too few subject librarians or low quality of librarians. therefore, under the current big data environment, it is necessary to further innovate and build human resources for subject services to ensure subject services. level up. indepth study of the causes of human resource problems in most university libraries is usually due to insufficient policy support, which makes it difficult to introduce high-quality talents, and the construction of librarians has always been superficial. based on this, strengthen innovation and construction of disciplines to serve human resources necessary. for example, the leaders of the university library can take the initiative to propose to the school the requirements for improving the structure of the librarian team, 30 apply for relevant funding and policy support, and alleviate the current predicament of the development of the discipline service of the university library. in terms of recruiting librarian talents, the the library management is solely responsible for adopting reasonable employment methods to expand talent recruitment channels. for example, combining on-campus recruitment and social recruitment, combined with the practical needs of the development of library subject services, targeted recruitment of talents from different levels to improve books librarian team configuration, in addition, special introduction of professional talents can also be carried out, or job competition can be conducted in the library to ensure that talents can be in the most suitable positions. talents, in the process of recruiting talents, we can use competitive assessment methods, combined with the background of subject services, and examine in detail the subject foundation, language communication ability, foreign language level and computer skill level of talents, so as to play the role of subject service, and can also face social recruitment. talents with relevant teaching and research experience. in addition, the library should also carry out unified training for the original librarians, implement the reeducation system, and improve the level of their subject services. the communication mechanism of service talents provides opportunities for talents to learn from each other, and then continuously improves their own quality. the library can also invite high-quality subject service talents at home and abroad to come to the school for experience communication and professional guidance, so as to improve the school's librarians. comprehensive literacy, is committed to creating a high-quality, international and compound discipline service talent team [2] . 4.2. the specific content of innovative construction discipline services through visits and online research, we have learned about the current construction of subject service content in most university libraries, and found that under the current background, to achieve innovative development of subject service, we must clarify the content positioning of subject service, deepen and broaden the scope of subject service content. specifically, when innovating the construction of subject service content, we need to start from two levels. the first is to start teaching and practice in colleges and universities, and provide corresponding subject services for college teaching staff, that is, college teachers, in order to further enrich the service content. corresponding subject service librarians can establish contact with teachers of various majors, appropriately participate in teachers' teaching activities, and fully understand the teaching content and arrangements, so that they can provide targeted subject services and provide teaching workers with helpful resources. , when collecting subject materials, refer to teachers' suggestions. this form is also called embedded teaching -based user subject service. in the process of implementing the service, the focus is to use the advantages of the environment to connect teachers and users with librarians. work together to promote the content construction of subject services; the construction of subject service content for learning users is based on the practice of teaching achievements. subject service librarians can establish "knowledge partners" with learning users , namely college students. to understand students' needs for subject resource information, actively integrate into the learning environment of learning users , and control students ' learning trends, so as to further expand knowledge resources and assist students in learning [3] . second, in terms of academic and scientific research, most colleges and universities have professional scientific research teams to carry out scientific research work, generally led by college professors, and some graduate students among the participating personnel. among the subject service objects of college libraries, such scientific researchers are also the focus, so the construction of subject service content can be carried out according to the needs of such groups. for example, let subject service librarians participate in front-line scientific research, investigate scientific research content and scientific research trends, establish strategic cooperative relations with scientific research personnel, continuously optimize the content of subject services, and identify the direction of content construction, such as conducting research in university scientific research teams. during project research, librarians can actively participate in the relevant discussions of the project, so that deficiencies in subject services can be found and improved. in order to better provide scientific researchers with personalized subject services, librarians should also understand in detail the composition of different positions in the scientific research team and their specific responsibilities and tasks. in addition, the library subject service also needs to evaluate and accept scientific research results, expand the scope of services, and further conduct follow-up analysis of the corresponding academic fields to improve service standards. 4.3. the management mechanism of innovation and construction of discipline services in order to realize the innovative development of subject services, university libraries also need a relatively sound management mechanism as a foundation. for this reason, we must also attach importance to the construction of the subject service management mechanism, so as to lay a solid foundation for providing high-quality subject services. specifically, the library should combine the current situation of the subject service work, establish the goal of the subject service development in the future, and scientifically formulate various management measures to ensure that the measures are implemented in the actual subject service, control the quality of the subject service, and truly realize the openness and personalization of services to meet the needs of colleges and universities. in addition, it is necessary to establish a subject service feedback mechanism to provide channels for users of subject services to express their opinions, and to improve the deficiencies in practical work, which will also contribute to the sustainable development of university libraries. at the same time, establish a corresponding reward and punishment system to constrain the implementation of discipline service work and effectively improve service quality. 5. conclusion to sum up, in the era of big data, the development of university libraries should seek new opportunities, and should start from the innovation of the development of subject services, improve the level of personalization and openness of subject services, and provide various subjects in colleges and universities. high-quality information resource services. from the analysis of this paper, we can see that based on the 31 background of big data development, the effective paths for university libraries to innovate subject services include: human resources for innovative construction of subject services, specific content of innovative construction of subject services, and management mechanisms for innovative construction of subject services. references [1] de brentani u. innovative versus incremental new business services: different keys for achieving success[j]. journal of product innovation management: an international publication of the product development & management association, 2001, 18(3): 169-187. 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[3] smith b, lee l. librarians and oer: cultivating a community of practice to be more effective advocates[j]. journal of library & information services in distance learning, 2017, 11(1-2): 106-122. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 82 research on multi-unmanned aerial vehicle joint delivery mission assignment based on multiple alliance yueming han1,2, fei han3, darong xian4 1 army university of engineering, shijiazhuang 050003, china 2 unit 66389, people’s liberation army, shijiazhuang 050081, china 3 unit 32152, people’s liberation army, shijiazhuang 050025, china 4 unit 93155, people’s liberation army, chengdu 610000, china abstract: in order to improve the battlefield delivery ability, for the battlefield joint delivery process task is heavy, time, traditional iron, public, water and other vulnerable to terrain, transportation conditions lead to low delivery efficiency, largescale delivery mission capacity, the paper considers to use drones joint delivery task, according to the problem, summarize inspired rules, design fast construction model algorithm, using dynamic comprehensive sorting method, improve the task allocation and delivery efficiency, provide a reference for enriching the military diversified delivery mode, and improve the air delivery ability. keywords: multiple uavs; joint delivery; task allocation. 1. introduction all along, the rapid delivery force has been one of the goals of the armed forces of all countries, which is the basis for concentrating strength, capturing fighters, getting rid of the passive and efficient implementation of equipment and material support. according to the different mobile space, the force delivery force can be divided into air delivery capability, water delivery capacity and ground delivery capacity. among them, the air delivery capability refers to the air transport capacity of various aircraft to use the support forces, which is related to the transport capacity, mobility speed, endurance and meteorological adaptability of the air platform. with the continuous progress of science and technology, uav has been applied in various fields due to its strong mobility, convenient deployment and low cost. joint delivery is one of the basic combat operations of the army, is the army from the barracks before entering the combat area. traditional land transportation is not the only way to deliver, the current drones as the main body of multiple agent air delivery way not only can overcome the terrain, climate, do maneuver, and can through the introduction of relevant algorithm, based on multiple alliance rules, intelligent delivery assignment, the battlefield delivery mission to make rapid response at the same time, realize the best cost ratio. uav joint delivery can be seen as a multi-agent joint delivery action, each agent has its own behavior rules, so it can be modeled using a multi-agent approach. the multiagent system is a group system composed of multiple intelligent autonomous movements with the ability of perception, cognition, control and operation through information interaction. through the interaction between individuals, complex and powerful intelligent behaviors emerge in the whole system at macro through interaction [1]. 2. description of the multi-uav joint delivery mission allocation problem multi-uav multi-task allocation refers to the allocation and processing of the delivery tasks assigned by the system before performing the mission, so that the multiple uav can complete the material delivery tasks at the lowest possible cost. this paper studies the problem of multi-uav joint delivery mission assignment, which is actually a multi-task allocation decision optimization problem. whether the task allocation is reasonable directly affects the effectiveness and efficiency of multi-uav delivery[2]。 multi-uav and multi-task allocation is a complex process [3]. when multi-uav faces multi-delivery tasks, in order to perform and complete the tasks, we need to specify the uav and tasks one by one, that is, to carry out multi-uav and multi-task dynamic allocation work. when the number of unmanned aerial vehicles and tasks is relatively large, it is extremely difficult to task-assign and perform tasks directly through the uav, which can easily lead to low distribution efficiency and unreasonable distribution results. under the control of the ground station, each drone according to the task allocation results, fly to different task target point material delivery tasks, for the number of drones, delivery tasks, prone to repeat tasks, mission omission, drones ineffective execution, in order to avoid more collaborative inefficiency, need to establish a strong coupling between delivery mission and drones, namely through the task allocation. in the task assignment, the tasks assigned by the system should be divided into multiple sub-tasks according to the optimization objectives or constraints, and respectively distributed to the corresponding uav to achieve the optimization objectives of the task allocation [4]. 3. multi-uav task assignment modeling based on multi-alliance technolog-y assuming that n existing uavs can be used for delivery mission, the set is recorded as 1[ ]agent i nc a = , and any uav ia has a 2r = dimensional capability vector 1[ ]j i i rb b = mmobility capability, transportation capability, endurance capability), ib a quantitative description of the mission capability of a uav ia , 0j ib  indicating the capability j value of the uav ia ; the 83 cost of the uav ia to complete the task is icost , specifically, setting 1, 1,...,icost i n= = . the set of the entire task area is recorded as 1[ ]k mt t = , and the vector 1[ ]j k k rp p = represents the capability requirements to complete the task kt . iigure 1 establishes a mapping model between uav and delivery mission[5-6]. figure 1. uav-path-mission complex mapping relationship according to the characteristics of multi-task and multialliance generation problems, the uav is regarded as an agent [7] summarize the following enlightening rules: rule r1: maximum task total capability requirement ratio priority principle: among multiple tasks, the ability demand accounts for the largest proportion of the more priority to complete; rule r2: the sum ratio of maximum task single capability requirement and all task single capability requirement priority principle: for the task to complete, the greater the proportion of the total capability requirement value of all tasks, the agent with a large capability value will be preferred to join the alliance; rule r3: maximum task sum ratio of single capability requirement and agent individual capability priority principle: ior the task to be completed, the greater the proportion of the total capability value of all agents, the agent with this capability value will be preferred to join the alliance; rule r4: the ratio of the maximum single task individual capability to the total capability of the task priority principle: for the task to be completed, the larger the capability requirement of the task accounts for the total capability and proportion of the task, the agent with this capability value will be preferred to join the alliance; rule r5: maximum completion task expectation priority principle: ior the task to be completed, the greater the total capability value of the agent, the more priority the agent is selected to join the alliance; rule r6: minimum agent cost priority principle: ior the pending task, the less expensive the agent is to complete this task, the more priority the agent is selected to join the alliance. combining the enlightening rules r1~r6 proposed above, the mathematical formula of the rules of selecting agents to join the alliance is described as follows: 1 j j k k m j kk p ptt p = =  1 j j k k r j kj ptt ptt ptt = =  m1) 1 j j k k n j ii p pta b = =  1 j j k k r j kj pta pta pta = =  m2) 1 j j k k r j kj p pt p = =  1 j j k k r j kj pt pt pt = =  m3) 1 1 ( ) r m j j j j i k k k ij k pa ptt pta pt b = = = + +   m4) i i i pa ps cost = m5) where, [1, ]i n , [1, ]j r , [1, ]k m , j kp represents the ability j requirement of the task k , j ib represents the ability j value size of the first agent i , and icost represents the cost of the agent i in completing the task. in equation m1), the proportion of the task k capability requirement of the task j in the sum of all the task j capability requirement is expressed j kptt , and the result is normalized, namely, the enlightening rule r2. in equation m2), the proportion of the capability j requirement of the task k to the total capability j value of all agents is expressed j kpta , and the result is normalized, namely, the enlightening rule r3. equation m3) represents the proportion of the capability j requirement of the task k to the respective capability requirement of the task k , and normalizes the results, namely, the enlightening rule r4. in equation m4), ipa represents the sum of the agent capability value i calculated according to formula m1), formula m2) and equation m3), namely the enlightening rule r5. in equation m5), the priority of the agent i is selected is indicated ips . the greater the value ips , the more priority the intelligence i is to join the alliance, namely the enlightening rule r6. according to the enlightening rule r1 proposed above, the order of task completion is calculated as follows: 1 r j k kj st ptt = = m6) the fast configuration algorithm of multi-task and multialliance problems adopts the method of dynamic comprehensive ranking, which first judges the order of completing the task, and then comprehensively sorts the agent according to the inspiration rules, and only selects the current most suitable agent to join the alliance each time [8]. task capabilities need to be dynamically updated by constraints, and we will continue to use inspired rules to select the next agent to join the alliance until all the capability requirements of the current task are met. continue with the next task and repeat the above process with the following implementation steps: step 1: calculate the order of task completion, such as equation m6), calculate the corresponding value of each task, and sorted from large to small, that is, as the order of task completionorder . step 2: 1ind = .build the alliance from the first task; step 3: calculate the priority of the agent being selected according to the capability requirements of the task, and equation m1) ~ equation m5). select the most preferred agent to join the alliance corresponding to the task; step 4: update the remaining task capability requirement value, and the remaining agent capability value; step 5: determine whether the generated alliance meets the capability requirements to complete the task ( )order ind . if satisfied 1ind ind= + , then go to step 6; otherwise, go to step 3; step 6: determine whether the tasks have all been completed, or whether the agent has all been assigned to the corresponding alliance, and if so, then stop; otherwise, go to step 3. j kpt 84 4. application instances 4.1. establishment of the test and simulation environment this experiment is set as a two-dimensional experimental scene map, with m mission target points distributed in the task area, and n drones waiting for task assignment. the resource required for each mission target point are represented as d, and the mission resource owned by each uav is represented as uav d. during the simulation experiments, the coordinates of the task target points and the required resources were randomly generated, assuming that the uav has the same starting coordinates. 4.2. establishment of the test and simulation environment in x, x, xx division xx regiment organized a batch of materials from ground a to ground b. if there are 55 delivery mission points in ground b, it plans to arrange 4 drones to carry out joint delivery tasks. iirst, as shown in iigure 2, 55 task target points were randomly distributed on the map, and the tasks were divided into four sub-tasks through the inspired rules of multi-alliance technology, and the path planning within the subtasks was conducted to complete the allocation of the subtasks. the allocation results are shown in iigure 3. figure 2. distribution diagram of the delivery task points figure 3. projection task assignment map as can be seen from the figure above, according to the uav mobility, transportation capacity, endurance using rules for dynamic sorting, when delivery task more, also need to consider delivery mission importance, time node requirements, path length, eventually get more drone delivery mission set, the delivery mission assignment results can ensure that the task effectively, under the premise of optimal allocation of resources, can effectively save time cost, make efficient and flexible delivery on the battlefield [9]. 5. conclusion with the extensive and in-depth application of artificial intelligence in military field, intelligent, unmanned combat forces and support forces have emerged in modern battlefield. pushing forward unmanned equipment support and building unmanned delivery forces can overcome the limitations of human limits, restricted areas of life and harsh environments, and implement accurate, fast, efficient, direct delivery support [10]. references [1] gao chen, he xiao. multi-agent constency control [j] journal of aviation, 2020,41 (s1): 110-118. http: // www.darpa.mil / program/system-of-system-integrationtechnology-andexpeimentation. 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[10] luo q n, duan h b. distributed uav flocking control based on homing pigeon hierarchical strategies[j]. aerospace science and technology, 2017, 70(1) : 257-264. doi:10.15908 / j.cnki.cist.2017.04.003. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 90 template attack based on ublock cipher algorithm jiyuan xin*, zhibo du school of cybersecurity, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, 610200, china * corresponding author: jiyuan xin (email: 872739360@qq.com) abstract: the ublock cipher algorithm is a family of lightweight block cipher algorithms, which was proposed by wu wenling, zhang lei and others in 2019. its block length and key length support 128 and 256 bits. it has certain flexibility in different environments to meet the application of algorithms in different software and hardware conditions. at present, the research of side channel attack against ublock cipher algorithm is mainly differential fault analysis. in order to explore the application of template attack against ublock cipher algorithm analysis attack, a template attack method against ublock cipher algorithm is proposed. when constructing the template, the s-box output of ublock cipher algorithm is selected as the attack point of energy analysis, and the hamming weight is used as the analysis model to build the template about s-box output. keywords: side channel attack; template attack; ublock algorithm. 1. introduction cryptographic technology is the foundation and support of cyberspace security. from the physical equipment at the bottom to the system application at the top, cryptographic technology plays a security role in cyberspace security, such as confidentiality, integrity, authenticity and non-repudiation. the implementation of cryptographic algorithms in cryptography depends on a physical device platform, namely the cryptographic chip. the process of attackers recovering sensitive data or key information by using the side-channel information released by the cryptographic chip during its actual operation is called side-channel attack. the side channel analysis of cryptographic algorithm is an attack method to recover sensitive information such as key from the energy consumption, electromagnetic and other side information during the execution of cryptographic algorithm by the device. it is based on the fact that the instantaneous energy consumption, electromagnetic and other side information of cryptographic device depends on the data processed and the operation performed by the device. the ublock cipher algorithm is a lightweight block cipher algorithm proposed by wu wenling and others in the national cryptographic algorithm design competition. the block length and key length support 128 and 256 bits. the overall structure, s-box, diffusion matrix, key expansion and other designs of the ublock algorithm reflect the balance of security, implementation efficiency and adaptability everywhere encounter attack and other group cipher analysis methods have sufficient security redundancy. the ublock algorithm adapts to various software and hardware platforms, takes full account of the computing resources of modern microprocessors, and can be efficiently implemented using sse, avx2 and other instruction sets. the hardware implementation is simple and effective. it can be implemented at high speed to ensure the safe application of high-performance environments, and can also be implemented in lightweight to meet the security requirements of resource-constrained environments. according to the structural characteristics of ublock cipher algorithm and the principle of template attack, this paper analyzes the feasibility of template attack against ublock cipher algorithm, proposes and designs a template attack against ublock cipher algorithm based on the analysis of the information leakage point of ublock cipher algorithm, and explores the feasibility of template attack method applied to ublock cipher algorithm. through the actual attack experiment against the smart card of ublock cipher algorithm, the effectiveness of the attack method is verified. 2. introduction to ublock algorithm 2.1. ublock encryption algorithm the ublock block encryption algorithm is a symmetric encryption algorithm. the block length and key length support 128 and 256 bits. therefore, there are three versions of the ublock encryption algorithm, which are recorded as ublock-128/128, ublock-128/256, and ublock-256/256. their iteration rounds are 16, 24 and 24, respectively. the encryption round transformation diagram is shown in figure 1. figure 1. the u-block encryption algorithm wheel transformation diagram enter n-bit plaintext x and round key rk0, rk1, rkr, output n-bit ciphertext y. encryption algorithm e is as follows: 91 it is the juxtaposition of n/8 4-bit s-boxes. the s-boxes and permutations used in the encryption process are shown in table 1-3 below: 3. template attack template attacks exploit the fact that energy consumption depends on the data being processed by the device. the template attack uses multivariate normal distribution to characterize the energy trace, thus capturing the key information leaked by the energy trace. in the process of describing the template, in order to obtain the side channel information output by the attacked device, the attacker needs a device of the same type to output, so the template attack is a selective plaintext attack. the template attack is divided into two stages: template characterization and key recovery. in the template characterization stage, the attacker calculates the characteristics of the energy traces corresponding to different keys according to the obtained side channel information, such as the mean vector and covariance matrix; in the key recovery phase, the attacker matches the energy trace with the template to obtain the corresponding matching probability. generally, the key corresponding to the template with the maximum matching probability is the correct key. the classic template attack uses multivariate gaussian probability distribution to model the energy consumption noise of operation. the training phase includes selecting points of interest, vectorization of energy traces, and calculating template parameters. (1) select points of interest: for k operations, collect k training energy trace sets, each of which contains energy traces. calculate the mean energy trace of each energy trace set. calculate the difference of mean energy trace: i j i j m m  = − and select the point with the largest difference value as the point of interest. (2) and select the point with the largest difference value as the point of interest. energy trace vectorization: for any energy trace t in the energy trace set si, its noise vector x is: ( )1 [ ] [ ], , [ ] [ ] i n n i n t p m p t p m px − −= (3) calculate the template parameters: the multivariate gaussian density distribution of the template ti of the energy trace set si is: 11 1 ) exp 2(2 ) | | ( | t i in i p x t x x  −  = −     including: 1 [ , ] , , 1 t i j k j k i j k x x x x s n  =  − in the attack phase, the classic template attack uses an attack trace t to determine the template to which t belongs by the maximum likelihood method. (1) calculate the likelihood ratio of t to template i: first, convert t to the vector in template i: ( )1 [ ] [ ], , [ ] [ ] i n n i n t p m p t p m py − −= likelihood rate is: 11 1 ) exp 2(2 ) | | ( | t i in i p y t yy  −  = −     (2) take the template of maximum likelihood rate as the matching template of energy trace t. ( )ˆ |= i i i t t argmax p y t (3) the key is calculated according to the corresponding operation of the matched template. as mentioned earlier, operation o actually represents the information it discloses. according to the relationship between o's information (such as the hamming weight output by sbox) and the key, one or more sub-keys can be calculated from o. if there are multiple sub-keys, brute force attack is required. 4. template attack against ublock cipher algorithm there are many information leakage points in ublock cipher algorithm. the commonly used information leakage points are s-box input, s-box output, p-box input, p-box output, etc. for the model attack research of ublock cipher algorithm, the selected information leakage point is s-box output, and the energy model is hamming weight model. the template attack method for ublock cipher algorithm is as follows: (1) collect energy curve. under the same acquisition conditions, the energy curve t corresponding to the encryption operation of known key k and known plaintext x is collected, and the number of curves is n. (2) data preprocessing. in order to improve the signal-tonoise ratio of the energy curve, filtering and static alignment are used to preprocess the collected energy curve. (3) leakage analysis. there are two forms of attack model leakage range: one is the leakage area, which means that there is leakage in the middle value of the range from a certain sample location to a certain sample location. this method is 92 mostly used in the training of neural network models. the other is the point of interest (that is, the disclosure point), which is mostly used for ta attacks (traditional template attacks). the purpose of leakage analysis is to find the leakage area or sample points (pois) of the target value in the energy consumption curve. (4) train the attack model. the goal of the training model is to use the training data set to learn the probabilities of various values of the predicted target median based on energy consumption. (5) check the attack model. the checking model is a preparation before attacking the master key, and its purpose is to evaluate the number of attack traces required when attacking the master key. (6) attack master key. a batch of candidate master keys will be obtained during the attack. these master keys are used by the encryption algorithm to encrypt known plaintext, and the results are compared with known ciphertext. in case of equality, the master key has been attacked. 5. experiment of template attack against ublock cipher algorithm for the template attack experiment of the ublock cryptographic algorithm, the key selected for the template construction is 6cecc67f287d083deb8766f0738b36cf, the clear text is 0123456789abcdeffedcba9876543210, the experimental condition is the inspector side channel attack platform, the test object is the ublock cryptographic algorithm smart card, the attacked key is 128 bits, a total of 50000 energy trace curves were collected in this experiment, of which 45000 were used as training sets and 5000 were used as verification sets.and the collected energy curve is shown in figure 2. figure 2. ublock cryptographic algorithm smart card energy curve 5.1. data preprocessing use the filter tool provided by the inspector software to perform low-pass filtering on the energy curve. the filter parameter is 30. perform static alignment on the filtered data. the aligned curve is shown in figure 3. figure 3. curve after filtering and static alignment 5.2. leakage analysis the information disclosure point selected for the template attack research of ublock cryptographic algorithm is s-box output, and the energy model is hamming weight model. the collected energy curve is analyzed for leakage. through the leakage analysis results, obvious leakage is found as shown in figure 4. figure 4. energy curve after leakage analysis 5.3. training attack model the goal of the training model is to use the training data set to learn the probabilities of various values of the predicted target median based on energy consumption. both ta, svm, rf or neural network models are used to predict the probability distribution of the median based on energy consumption. it should be noted that the training data set needs to be loaded from the training set file when training the model. at this time, the energy consumption only loads the samples of the leakage range class obtained in the previous leakage analysis, or the samples on the pois. 5.4. check attack model after the model training, the attack model needs to be checked. a parameter called guess entropy will be obtained during the model training. guess entropy refers to the average rank of the sub-key in the candidate sub-key queue when attacking a sub-key. when attacking a subkey of a sbyte, we need to use the model to calculate the score of various guessed subkeys, that is, according to the energy consumption vector, use the trained model to "predict" the probability of guessing the middle value (usually its logarithm), and use it as the score of guessed subkeys. according to the score of each guess subkey, they are sorted in descending order. the highest score is ranked at 0, the second is ranked at 1, and so on. in the training process, in order to verify the quality of the model, an independent verification set data is used to evaluate the model multiple times. the average value of the correct subkey ranking in the multiple evaluations is the guess entropy, which is used as the score of the model. it can be seen that the smaller the guess entropy (model score), the better the quality of the model. guess the minimum entropy is 0. the result of checking the attack model is shown in figure 5.in addition to guessing entropy, the check results also include first-order to fourth-order success rates. the first-order success rate represents the percentage of correct sub-key ranking first. the second order success rate represents the attack proportion of the correct sub-key ranking in the top two. third, fourth and so on. 93 figure 5. inspection result chart 5.5. attack master key after training all the attack models, you can attack the master key. during the attack, 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aspects of the network platform sentiment analysis is a practical technique which has become one of the most active research fields in natural language processing. the traditional text sentiment analysis method consumes a lot of human resources, but the coverage of artificial extracted features is the traditional text sentiment analysis method consumes a lot of human resources, but the coverage of artificial extracted features is limited and the artificial irrational behavior will affect the correctness of the results, so the traditional method is not universal. with the development of deep learning, text pre-training language model and knowledge graph technology continue to develop. aiming at the research of sentiment analysis methods for text data, we summarize the research background and domestic and foreign research status of sentiment analysis methods for text data, and explore the hot research content, key problems, commonly used experimental methods and technical lines of sentiment analysis methods for text text data. keywords: sentiment analysis; aspect level; knowledge graph; pre-training model. 1. introduction with the rapid development and popularity of the internet and information technology, the scale and number of various computer software, websites, mobile phone apps and small programs are rapidly expanding, and the data generated by them is exploding, and the world has entered the internet + big data era. 31 august 2015, the state council issued the "action plan for promoting the development of big data", which mentioned the need to promote the integration of big data resources and promote big data industry innovation and development to help social and economic transformation and upgrading[7] on 29 march 2018, the white paper on big data standardisation (2018 edition), edited by the china institute of electronic technology standardisation, was officially released[8] to promote the continuous development and improvement of big datarelated technologies, products, applications and standards, further highlighting the technical support and leading role of big data standards. in the era of big data, the accumulation of massive amounts of text continues to emerge in various fields. text (natural language) is the most natural way to encode human knowledge, and is the most common type of information people encounter, the most expressive form of information. from humanities research to government decision-making, from precision medicine to quantitative finance, from customer management to marketing, massive text plays a pivotal role as one of the most important information carriers everywhere. sentiment analysis is an active research area in text mining. it identifies, extracts, quantifies and processes the sentiment states and subjectivity of texts in a computational process and systematic way. among the different applications of sa, it is crucial to gain insight into public opinion on various sociopolitical topics by analysing tweets and other social media text public material, automatically analysing historical corpora, and studying product reviews for real customer feedback and customer sales forecasts[1] . due to the downward trend in data storage prices and the rapid growth of information technology, the global community stores huge amounts of data every day. one of the main focuses of natural language processing (nlp) is the design and construction of computational platforms using artificial intelligence (ai) methods[2][3][4][5] . these platforms automate the process of extracting knowledge and previously unknown interesting patterns from structured and unstructured text sources[6] . sentiment analysis is a method for extracting the contextual polarity (positive, negative or neutral) of texts. text sentiment analysis focuses on how to enable computers to automatically identify, classify, annotate or extract the subjective content of human sentiment, emotions, opinions, evaluations, etc. expressed in natural language texts about a given subject or topic[9][10] the sentiment analysis is the evaluation of the public's opinions, emotionally recognized attitudes towards products, services, organizations and other objects[11] the analysis of the sentiment information in the review text allows the extraction of the user's emotional attitude expressed in a piece of review text[12] in recent years, as social networks and e-commerce have become more and more connected to each other, it is possible to extract the emotional attitude of users in a review text. in recent years, with the rapid development of social networks and e-commerce platforms, the internet has generated a huge amount of text data, which requires the use of computers to process the massive amount of information that cannot be processed manually. how to compute sentiment on the massive amount of text data from ecommerce platforms and social networks and uncover the hidden value behind it will have important commercial value and research significance. sentiment analysis has the need to 43 organise and analyse text at both the whole document and semantic detail levels. sentiment analysis is a practical technique that has become one of the most active areas of research in natural language processing (nlp). much progress has been made with the help of existing research results in nlp[13] emotion analysis sentiment analysis allows companies, researchers, governments, politicians and organizations to understand people's emotions, which play an important role in the decision-making process. to enable computers to mimic humans, the focus and difficulty of research is the understanding and analysis of human emotions, which is an important task in the development of artificial intelligence. the results of emotion analysis research can be widely used for needs such as online opinion monitoring, hot topic tracking and product review classification[14] . in ecommerce practice, sentiment analysis of user reviews can help vendors improve their products and after-sales services[15][16] this is essential for product improvement and decision making. the main contributions of this paper are as follows. (1) an overview summarizing the research background and the current status of domestic and international research on sentiment analysis methods for text-oriented data. (2) to point out the hot research contents, key problem studies, common experimental methods and technical lines of research on sentiment analysis methods for text-oriented data. 2. current status of domestic and international research in recent years, research related to affective computing has gained increasing attention in academia and industry, and has become a popular research direction in areas such as data mining and deep learning[17] . emotion computing is one of the research areas of natural language processing, which has been discussed in top international conferences such as acl, emnlp, naccl, coling, aaai, ijcai, icml, nips[18] . due to the rapid development of computer technology, the fields of artificial intelligence and natural language processing place more emphasis on publishing conference papers and being able to communicate the latest advances through conferences in a timely manner. however, there are also exclusive academic journals in top international journals such as computational linguistics, transactions of the association for computational linguistics, acm transactions on speech and language processing, etc. the top international journals also have their own academic journals. in china, there are numerous research units focusing on cutting-edge research in multiemotional computing, including the social computing and information retrieval laboratory at hust, the natural language processing and social humanities computing laboratory at tsinghua university, and the language computing and internet mining research group at peking university. in industry, major ecommerce shopping sites such as taobao, tmall, jingdong, jindo and other social networking software such as weibo and twitter have applied sentiment computing technology to user review analysis. through user review mining, manufacturers find problems with their products and improve them to enhance customer experience, thereby achieving the goal of increasing product sales. text sentiment analysis refers to the process of analyzing, processing and extracting subjective texts with emotional overtones using natural language processing and text mining techniques[22] . text sentiment analysis[19] it is one of the important research areas in the field of affective computing[20] . the research scope of sentiment analysis includes opinion mining[22] , opinion mining[23] , opinion analysis[24] , comment mining[25] etc., is the process of analyzing, processing, summarizing and reasoning about the subjective information such as the opinions and attitudes or emotional tendencies of the expresser[26] the research is divided into depending on the granularity of the research, it is mainly divided into documentlevel, sentence-level and aspect-based [27].[27] the document-level sentiment analysis refers to the analysis of the document. documentlevel sentiment analysis refers to the classification of the sentiment polarity of a document, i.e. positive and negative polarity. in addition to positive and negative polarity, the metric of a document or sentence may take different forms. for example, 'five-star' ratings are common in almost all assessment systems. in this case, sentiment polarity is divided into five levels. sentence-level sentiment analysis is similar to document-level sentiment analysis in that it aims to extract the sentiment polarity of sentences. traditionally, sentiment analysis has been carried out at a coarse-grained level for both chapter-level and sentence-level text. coarse-grained sentiment analysis, however, only assumes that a text contains only a single sentiment, such as positive or negative, and is unable to identify sentiment for texts containing multiple aspects. research methods for sentiment classification are mainly divided into lexicon-based method and machine learning methods (e.g., deep learning deep learning method)[28] . lexicon based sentiment analysis is mainly used to solve general sentiment analysis problems[28] it sometimes suffers from the low coverage of sentiment dictionaries[29] . to improve the accuracy of sentiment classification, lexiconbased approaches have recently been combined with machine learning methods. hailong et al.[30] and ravi[31] found that machine learning methods were more accurate than lexical methods. mudinas and zhang et al.[32] improved the accuracy of sentiment analysis by combining lexicon and support vector machine (svm) based methods. recently, deep learning methods have been playing an increasingly important role in natural language processing. most of the deep learning tasks in nlp have been targeted using word vector representation[33] . word embedding (e.g. word2vec and glove) of continuous vector representations is a deep learning technique that converts words into meaningful vectors. vector representations of words are useful in text classification, clustering and information retrieval. due to the rise of neural networks, especially the successful application of attention and memory mechanisms to various natural language processing tasks, deep learning-based sentiment analysis methods can achieve superior results. with the development of deep learning, various neural networks are widely used to solve natural language processing (nlp) tasks, such as convolutional neural networks (cnns)[34] , recurrent neural networks (rnns)[35] [35], graph based neural networks (gnns)[36] and attention mechanisms[37] etc. one of the advantages of these neural models is their ability to alleviate feature engineering problems. while non-neural nlp methods typically rely heavily on discrete manual features, neural methods typically use low-dimensional and dense vectors (also known as distributed representations) to implicitly represent the syntactic or semantic features of a 44 language. these representations are learned in the context of a specific nlp task. thus, neural methods make it easy to develop a variety of nlp systems. recently, there has been widespread interest in the field of natural language processing (nlp), where the use of language model pre-training methods has yielded good improvements on a number of nlp tasks. pre-trained language models have been shown to be effective in improving many nlp tasks[38] . despite the success of neural models in nlp tasks, the performance improvements may be less dramatic compared to the field of computer vision. a large body of recent work has shown that pre-trained models on large corpora can learn generic language representations, which can be beneficial for subsequent nlp tasks, avoiding the need to train new models from scratch. models are not usually built and trained from scratch due to time constraints or hardware level limitations, and the use of pre-trained models allows for rapid implementation of models, which is why pre-trained models exist. therefore, improving the accuracy of pre-trained word embeddings is important and plays a crucial role in sentiment classification methods. zhang and wallace[39] combined pretrained word2vec and glove vectors in their deep learning model, but with reduced accuracy. due to time constraints or hardware level limitations, in order to make better use of the pre-trained model and to better implement fine-grained sentiment analysis tasks, we conducted an in-depth study to improve the pre-trained model by incorporating more text features to achieve fine-grained aspect-level sentiment computation tasks. 3. research on sentiment analysis methods for text-oriented data this thesis is oriented towards the research of sentiment analysis methods for text data, in order to improve the accuracy, efficiency and cost reduction of sentiment analysis, with the application needs of massive text data as the traction, focusing on the challenges of text sentiment computation theory, pre-trained language model, aspect-level text classification, knowledge graph semantic understanding and other aspects, focusing on the research of text sentiment computation theory, text pre-trained language model, aspectlevel text sentiment classification, the study focuses on the theory of text sentiment computing, pre-trained language models, aspect-level text sentiment classification, and semantic understanding of text based on knowledge graphs to achieve high accuracy and efficiency in text sentiment classification. 3.1. hot research content 3.1.1. a computational theory of textual emotion. research point 1 focuses on theories of textual affective computing. the development of affective computing research relies heavily on new advances in the study of human intelligence and emotion in the psychological and cognitive sciences. textual affective computing focuses on the correspondence between affective states and textual information, providing clues to human affective states, finding features that can be extracted by computers and using models that can be used for affective classification, converting natural language text in text into a form that can be recognised and processed by computers, and using the affective information classification module to obtain computational results. 3.1.2. text pre-training language models. pre-trained language models have developed a new paradigm for natural language processing: pre-training using large text corpora, fine-tuning small datasets for specific tasks, and reducing the difficulty of individual natural language processing tasks. a pre-trained language model is a sentencelevel representation of word/word embeddings in context, containing rich syntactic and semantic information, which makes full use of a large-scale monolingual corpus, allowing the modelling of multiple meanings of a word and learning rich semantic knowledge from an unbounded large-scale monolingual corpus. 3.1.3. aspect-level text sentiment classification. aspect-level sentiment analysis is more granular, with the task of extracting and summarizing people's opinions about an entity and the characteristics of the entity (the target). aspect-level sentiment analysis consists of several subtasks, such as aspect extraction, entity extraction and aspect sentiment classification. aspect-level sentiment classification takes into account both sentiment and topic information. given a sentence and a topic feature, aspect-level sentiment classification can infer the sentiment polarity/proclivity of the sentence with respect to the topic feature. the modelling goal of aspect-level sentiment classification is difficult to correlate with the semantic relevance of contextual words in the context. to investigate how different contextual words, have different effects on the sentiment polarity of sentences at the target feature. 3.1.4. knowledge graph-based text semantic understanding techniques. semantic understanding of text based on knowledge graph is to do all-round parsing of text from the knowledge dimensions of entity, concept and relationship to help provide the semantic knowledge required by the application. firstly, the text is annotated with entity classes, then the entities are associated to the knowledge graph, and the corresponding information of the entities is obtained through the associated relationships as well as the knowledge graph; secondly, conceptualization is carried out to understand the knowledge behind the entities; finally, the relationships between the entities will be understood, including the attributes and sides of the entities. the semantic understanding of text that builds the knowledge graph will have technical features such as semantic disambiguation, computable reasoning and generalizable interpretation. 3.2. key issues research 3.2.1. textual affective computational theory reframes the problem. how to carry out theoretical research on textual affective computing in conjunction with theoretical research on affective computing for textual data. through the combination of computational science with psychological science and cognitive science, we study the characteristics of emotion during human-human interaction and humancomputer interaction, design human-computer interaction environments with emotional feedback, study how to acquire and model emotional information, and how to better recognise emotion and understand and express emotion. 3.2.2. accuracy issues in text pre-training language models. how to better distinguish the different semantics of polysemous words/words and understand complex contexts 45 for more accurate text representation, and how to improve the accuracy of pre-trained languages to improve sentiment classification calculations. how to use pre-trained models as benchmarks to improve existing models for more accurate text sentiment computation due to time constraints or hardware level limitations. 3.2.3. aspect-level textual emotion object recognition issues. a key step in text sentiment computing is sentiment object recognition. sentiment objects include both fine-grained sentiment object recognition and implicit sentiment object recognition. in textual data, a sentence usually contains multiple objects, each holding different sentiment tendencies. depending on the characteristics of the data, it is a challenge to construct a suitable model to solve the problem of object recognition and sentiment tendency determination. 3.2.4. multidimensional semantic disambiguation issues for knowledge enhancement. to address the problem of semantic disambiguation in the semantic understanding of knowledge graph text, how the text can be parsed from the knowledge dimensions of entities, concepts and relationships to do a full range of parsing to help provide the semantic knowledge required for applications and establish the semantic understanding of text for knowledge graph. 3.3. commonly used experimental methods research methods used the research for this thesis is based on literature research, experimental research, cross-sectional research and empirical findings. 3.3.1. literature research method. a method of obtaining information through a survey of the literature in order to gain a better understanding of the history and current status of the issue and to help define the research topic, so as to gain a comprehensive and correct understanding of the problem to be studied, in accordance with the content and purpose of the research project "sentiment analysis methods for textual data". 3.3.2. the experimental research method. the experimental research method is an important method of researching a subject. the experimental research method was first used in the natural sciences and has become its main research method. it is a method of drawing certain scientific conclusions by carrying out planned practice based on certain theories or hypotheses and testing them through experimental operations. 3.3.3. the cross-sectional approach. a comprehensive approach to a subject using theories, methods and results from multiple disciplines, also known as the 'cross-research method'. the interdisciplinary approach refers to the interpenetration of disciplines, which simply means that the disciplines are no longer based on the knowledge of one discipline alone, but rather form a situation in which you have me and i have you. 3.3.4. summary of experience method. based on one's accumulated technical experience combined with relevant theoretical research on the research object to share, from a large amount of research information to summaries the pattern, and through the research results to verify and enhance the hypothesis. 3.4. technical lines 3.4.1. a computational theory of textual emotion. research point one proposes to expand the theory of textual emotion computing by building on existing theories of emotion computing. text sentiment computing focuses on the correspondence between sentiment states and textual information, providing clues to human sentiment states, finding features that can be extracted by computers, and using models that can be used for sentiment classification to transform natural language text into a form that can be recognised and processed by computers, and using sentiment information classification modules to obtain computational results. depending on the granularity of the text being processed, text sentiment computing can be broadly divided into three levels of research: word-level, sentence-level and chapter-level. the internet (e.g. blogs and forums, and social service networks such as public reviews) generates a large number of user-participated reviews of valuable information such as people, events and products. these reviews express various emotional colours and tendencies, such as happiness, anger, sadness, joy and criticism, praise, etc. in terms of data sources, it is mainly based on online open data sets, such as the weibo data set, taobao, jingdong, twitter and other open source rich data. 3.4.2. text pre-training language models. a text pre-trained language model is a sentence-level representation of word/word embeddings in context, containing rich syntactic and semantic information, making full use of a large-scale monolingual corpus, which allows the modelling of multiple meanings of a word and the learning of rich semantic knowledge from an unbounded large-scale monolingual corpus. sentiment analysis based on text pretraining performs sentiment classification by means of a text pre-training model and a sentiment classification model. the key model building steps are as follows. 3.4.3. aspect-level text sentiment classification. aspect-level sentiment analysis is a more fine-grained sentiment analysis that extracts and summarises people's opinions about an entity and the characteristics of the entity (target), classifies the sentiment contained in different aspects of the text, and enables multidimensional sentiment understanding of the text. aspect-based sentiment analysis consists of several subtasks, such as aspect extraction, entity extraction and aspect sentiment classification. depending on the characteristics of the data, suitable models are constructed to solve object recognition and sentiment tendency determination problems. 3.4.4. knowledge graph-based text semantic understanding techniques. semantic understanding of text based on knowledge graph is to do all-round parsing of text from the knowledge dimensions of entity, concept and relationship to help provide the semantic knowledge required by the application. firstly, the text is annotated with entity classes, then the entities are associated to the knowledge graph, and the corresponding information of the entities is obtained through the associated relationships and the knowledge graph; secondly, conceptualization is carried out to understand the knowledge behind the entities; finally, the relationships between the entities will be understood, including the attributes and sides of the entities, etc. by introducing the corresponding knowledge graphs, knowledge-enhanced semantic analysis from multiple dimensions can be carried out for better 46 semantic understanding, leading to a more prepared sentiment classification. 4. conclusion the rapid development of information technology has brought about a boom in development and a dramatic increase in the number of online platforms. the results obtained from sentiment analysis of the large amount of speech information on these platforms can be used to classify reviews on online platforms, analyse and recommend products and make consumption predictions, which have high commercial value. traditional methods of text sentiment analysis are labourintensive, but the limited coverage of manually extracted features and the irrational behaviour of humans can affect the correctness of the results, so traditional methods are not universally applicable. with the development of deep learning, pre-trained language models of text have emerged as a new paradigm for natural language processing. pre-training is performed using a large text corpus to fine-tune small datasets for specific tasks and reduce the difficulty of individual natural language processing tasks. a pretrained language model is a sentence-level representation of word/word embeddings in context, containing rich syntactic and semantic information, making full use of a large-scale monolingual corpus, allowing the modelling of multiple meanings of a word and learning rich semantic knowledge from an unbounded large-scale monolingual corpus. for the study of sentiment analysis methods for textoriented data, we propose to explore sentiment analysis based on pre-trained language, aspect-level sentiment analysis and knowledge graph-based understanding. in summary, the research work in this paper has good theoretical research significance, commercial value and application prospects. text sentiment computing techniques are not only of important research value in theoretical studies such as learning models and algorithm optimisation, but also in engineering 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insufficient digital security guarantee, lack of data governance means, few applications of digital reform and lack of digital talents. to build a modern urban governance, we must strengthen the construction of digital infrastructure, data governance and application, data security guarantee mechanism, e-government construction cultivate and introduce digital talents, promote the process of digital reform, improve the level of industrial digitization, building digitization, and government digitization, and achieve digital management, personalized services, and precise operation of urban governance. keywords: digital reform; modernization of municipal governance; public service capability. 1. introduction in the "proposal of the central committee of the communist party of china on formulating the 14th five year plan for national economic and social development and the long range goals for 2035", it is clearly stated that "strengthening the construction of digital society and digital government, improving the level of digital intelligence in public services, social governance, and other fields", digital means empowering public service innovation has become a key force in promoting the modernization of the national governance system and governance capacity during the "14th five year plan" period, it also points out the direction for the high-quality development of public services. what explorations have been made in the modernization of urban governance in the context of digital reform? what are the current achievements? what are the issues? what are some good strategies? these issues are worthy of in-depth exploration and research. 2. the importance of digital reform as a driving force for modernization of urban governance municipal governance is the specific implementation of national governance within the municipal scope, which is an important cornerstone of national governance and plays a connecting role in the national governance system. the modernization of urban governance refers to the collection, integration, comparison, and analysis of data resources by the government through digital reform, in order to meet the various data application needs of urban governance scenarios and achieve comprehensive application of data resources,aiming to create a service-oriented, clean, and efficient government, we will use high-tech means to enhance the government's governance capabilities. the modernization of urban governance is of great significance for the development of the economy and society. we need to fully utilize modern information technology tools such as big data, the internet, 5g, and artificial intelligence, innovate data-driven governance models, build a new platform for multi-party joint governance, and comprehensively enhance urban governance capabilities and modernization levels. digital reform is an important part of the modernization of urban governance. under the background of digital reform, public services fully tap into the needs and potential of government departments, enterprises, and the general public. by adopting cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and software technology, government business processes are being transformed, innovated, and integrated to further enhance the government's public service capabilities. in this context, the innovation of government public services also faces some challenges, such as insufficient digital application effectiveness, supply-demand imbalance, new service processes still being very cumbersome, and insufficient data sources. with the increasing demands of the government for digital reform, the needs of enterprises and the people are becoming more diverse. a large number of non-governmental departments are gradually participating in the construction of digital applications, such as enterprises and the people willing to share their data information, and enterprises willing to participate in the construction of government led platforms, forming a digital scene application ecosystem with multiple entities participating in the construction. the application of data technology has driven innovation in public services and changes in government. in the context of digital reform, more government departments are beginning to engage in cross departmental business collaboration and data sharing; more enterprises and individuals will provide their own strength for the government to improve public services in the way they can provide; the government has established a big data bureau to coordinate the centralized management, authentication, coordination, and sharing of internal data within the government; the government holds data innovation application competitions and data platforms, gradually disclosing non sensitive datasets to society, and sharing the 126 power of the government for digital applications of enterprises and individuals. 3. exploring the modernization of urban governance driven by digital reform combing the digital needs of the modernization of municipal governance. this paper proposes to use digital reform and application as the main means to solve the current major problems encountered by zhejiang society, and promote the transformation of major needs into major digital applications through the whole process of demand collection, demand sorting, problem analysis, task decomposition and information feedback. through digital reform to achieve institutional breakthroughs. focusing on the list of reform projects, digital reform is used to promote institutional reform, so as to improve the ability of municipal governance modernization, establish a dynamic adjustment mechanism, and include projects with urgent needs, meet standards, and start conditions into the list of major reforms, so as to form a snowball effect. observe the reform effect through the application of digital reform. digital reform and application, is the crystallization of many years of digital reform, is an important carrier for the masses to enjoy the reform results, is the most direct reform results. digital reform and application is the only way to promote the modernization of municipal social governance. through digital reform, we will try to solve the difficulties, pain points and obstacles in the modernization of municipal governance, such as the development of the private economy, grassroots governance, smart city governance, and public service facilitation. in the aspect of private economy, through innovative construction mode, innovative financing methods, promote digital construction and other means, solve the development problems of small and micro enterprises in pingyang small and micro enterprise park; in terms of grassroots governance, the application scenario of "industrial injury protection chain" is created, the index system of industrial injury prevention and safety production is established, and the comprehensive data is collected to build the data cockpit of industrial injury. with the content of "one analysis", "one investigation", "one place, one benchmark" and "one area and one platform", the whole process of precise intelligent control of "prevention prevas and prevention combined" is realized. in terms of smart city governance, based on the unified planning framework of the provincial big data department, the urban brain is built, from the "6+1" system brain, to n field brain, and then to 11 city brain, to realize the modernization of municipal governance, so that the people can enjoy better convenient services, better empower social and economic development, and help the government make more accurate decisions. help build a model of municipal governance in the new era; in terms of public service facilitation, taking the human and social business module in the zhejiang office as an example, taking the zhejiang office as the starting point, integrating the service entrance of the city, providing a mature new model of government services, and rapidly promoting it in governments at all levels. the business that has been online includes retirement, transfer, insurance, work-related injury identification, and unemployment insurance subsidies. people can easily solve complicated affairs and problems by running only once at most, and enjoy high-quality public services. 4. the problems existing in the modernization of municipal governance driven by digital reform the construction of urban governance modernization, urban digital infrastructure is weak. it is mainly reflected in several aspects: first, the network infrastructure is not perfect. the construction of urban digital infrastructure requires a perfect network infrastructure, including broadband, optical fiber, 5g and other technical facilities. however, the lag of network infrastructure construction in some areas and the lack of network speed and bandwidth affect the provision and use of digital services. second, insufficient data storage and computing power. at present, the data center of the city is mainly based on the operator, such as telecom construction of city-level data center, to provide government cloud services, when the city service concentration outbreak, will encounter bottlenecks, insufficient data processing capacity and data storage capacity. the construction of urban governance modernization, digital security is insufficient. mainly reflected in several aspects: first, network security protection ability is insufficient. the network security protection ability of the main organs, institutions and state-owned enterprises related to people's livelihood is insufficient, and there are security risks such as hacker attacks and virus infections. second, the awareness of data security protection is weak. the data security protection measures are not perfect, and there are security risks such as data leakage and abuse. third, equipment safety. the management of digital equipment is not standardized enough, and there are security risks such as equipment theft and equipment damage. the construction of municipal governance modernization, the lack of data governance means, digital reform application is not much. mainly reflected in several aspects: one is the lack of standards and norms. local governments lack standards and norms for managing data resources. under the premise of the same standard, it is difficult to clean and repair historical wrong data, incomplete data and contradictory data. second, the data sharing mechanism is not sound. between the city and the city, between the unit and the unit, the data sharing mechanism is not perfect, there are differences in the degree of data sharing, methods, permissions, technical means and other aspects, resulting in the normal circulation of data, and the application of digital reform is not much. the construction of urban governance modernization, lack of digital talent. mainly reflected in several aspects: one is the lack of digital technology talent. digital management needs a large number of digital talent, wenzhou area and even zhejiang area, specially cultivate digital talent not much, cause insufficient supply, it is difficult to meet the demand of digital management. second, the lack of digital management talent. how to transfer data, how to save data, and how to generate value is one of the problems that puzzles the modernization of municipal governance. third, the lack of digital training mechanism. the training mechanism of digital talents is not perfect, and there are problems in the training, introduction and retention of digital talents. 127 5. digital reform as the traction of the city governance modernization 5.1. strengthen digital infrastructure to modernize urban governance, we must strengthen the construction of digital infrastructure, promote the process of digital reform, improve the level of digitalization of industry, architecture, and government affairs, and realize digital urban management, personalized services, and precise operation. we will strengthen the construction of network infrastructure. accelerate the high-quality development of gigabit optical network in zhejiang province, comprehensively promote the ecological construction of the whole network, improve the interconnection level of computing power hub nodes between zhejiang and surrounding provinces, build an all-optical transportation capacity network in zhejiang province with efficient cloudedge interconnection, optimize the existing 5g network architecture, and continuously improve the user experience. accelerate the all-optical network deployment of enterprise production and office places, schools, hospitals, industrial parks and other application scenarios, and lay a solid foundation for the modern governance of digital cities. we will strengthen data center construction. the government should increase policy investment, capital investment and manpower investment in the construction of data centers, build multiple large-scale data centers, improve the data storage capacity, data computing capacity, data processing capacity and data security capacity of smart cities, and provide better information support for the development of large-scale urban digital reform applications through centralized procurement, management and operation of servers. also for the city government digital talent, training a number of talents. strengthen cloud computing capacity building. through the procurement of computing resources of cloud computing manufacturers such as telecom cloud, government cloud, ali cloud and tencent cloud, it provides another supplementary resource for digital reform and application, reduces construction costs and improves the efficiency of use. at the same time, through the dachang cloud computing platform operation and maintenance experience, improve the government's own data management capabilities, such as through the purchase of ali cloud data middle platform software, the construction of municipal government data middle platform, urban brain construction, digital management, to better empower thousands of industries, is a strong guarantee for the modernization of municipal governance. 5.2. strengthen data governance and application to construct the modernization of municipal governance, it is necessary to strengthen data governance and application, establish a perfect urban data management system, strengthen data sharing and opening, promote data analysis and data mining technology, and improve decision-making efficiency and service level. strengthen the unification of digital standards, introduce data management methods, collect and gather all kinds of data resources based on a relatively unified data interface standard and data platform, regularly carry out data processing work such as cleaning, sorting and conversion of massive data resources, effectively monitor abnormal data through the data diagnosis system, and timely warn the business system with problems. improve the data sharing mechanism. at the national level, the relevant part of big data has been set up, and the relevant documents of data trading have been introduced. in the future, data trading, data sharing and data value re-evaluation can be carried out between cities and cities, between units and between individuals, which is the premise of data sharing. when people are willing to share data, sensitive data can be encrypted through technology, such as data sharing technology such as safety island, and data transactions can also be carried out through a third party to improve the number of data flows. the government can purchase a certain amount of valuable social data, used to build the government digital reform application, under the premise of serving the people, increase the digital reform application of modern municipal governance, work hard on urban transportation, urban economy, urban medical care, urban pension and other livelihood matters, so that more people can enjoy the results of digital reform. 5.3. improve data security mechanisms to construct the modernization of municipal governance, it is necessary to improve the data security guarantee mechanism, strengthen the information security management, improve the information security regulations and standards, improve the information security technology level, and protect the urban information security. we will strengthen our ability to protect network security. the network security protection ability of the main organs, institutions and state-owned enterprises related to people's livelihood is insufficient, and there are security risks such as hacker attacks and virus infections. it is necessary to regularly carry out network security protection competitions, network security protection knowledge lectures, network security red and black wars and other activities, and improve the network security protection ability of the city in various simulation wars. we will issue safety-related documents and strengthen the supervision of government departments. the introduction of network security related documents requires major urban units to strictly follow the network security standards when purchasing hardware equipment, launching new systems and other information projects. for example, before launching new systems, it is necessary to carry out security evaluation, comprehensively inspect the network, data and business systems of the system, and regularly rectify weak points and risk points that do not meet the requirements. the storage, transmission and processing of system data should be encrypted to ensure that the data will not leak sensitive information in the case of loss. for the staff who are not in the management system, they should regularly clean up the data rights to view, modify and delete, to avoid the risk of data damage and theft. 5.4. recommend the construction of egovernment in municipal governance to construct the modernization of municipal governance, we must promote the construction of e-government, promote the transfer of government services to the internet, improve the openness and convenience of government affairs, and promote the innovation of government governance. unified government service platform, multi-channel to 128 provide government service applications. solve the problem of information island, coordinate the data requirements between business segments, build a collaborative digital business application system, and gradually realize digital full business coverage and full process penetration. through mobile phone app, wechat public account, alipay, zhejiang government affairs service network and other information means, online and government public services, urban management services and other livelihood matters, so that people do not leave home, can not run at most once, handle government affairs. we will strengthen institutional development to provide convenience to the people. the main management unit in the city management is concentrated in an administrative center, so long as the people run a place, they can solve all kinds of business; at the same time, the lower level services to the grassroots, authorized street offices, banks and certified enterprises, the output of government services, not only to facilitate the people's business, but also to reduce the pressure on the government. 5.5. strengthen the training and introduction of digital talents in municipal governance to construct the modernization of municipal governance, we must strengthen the training and introduction of digital talents, and improve the level of urban digital governance and management. strengthen the cooperation between government, government, school and enterprise, provide digital needs by government and government enterprises, formulate digital talent training programs, carry out digital talent training and training in schools, land a number of digital talents through order classes and short-term training, and feed the digital application development and scene landing of government and government enterprises. through the cooperation of government, government, school and enterprise, a number of high-quality courses on digital subjects will be implemented to answer and train digital talents, focus on solving technical problems such as how to transfer data, how to save data and how to generate value, and enrich the technical means of modern municipal governance. through the organization department, the human resources and social security bureau to formulate the talent introduction policy, focus on the introduction of digital talents and highly educated talents needed for municipal governance, update the talent abcdef rating policy every year, and provide policy subsidies for abcdef talents in terms of house purchase, children's reading, and public reserve funds, so as to attract more talents to provide intellectual support for the modernization of municipal governance. 6. conclusion under the background of digital reform, promoting the 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[j]. journal of party school of shanxi provincial committee of cpc, 2019,42 (6) : 84-88. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 6 construction of a model for calculating average tortuosity of porous media based on optimal fractal structure lijie cai 1, xiaoyin wang2, * 1 school of mathematical sciences, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china 2 school of textile science and engineering, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china * corresponding author: xiaoyin wang abstract: the distribution of pores and skeletons in porous media materials are irregular, and its distribution of curved pore channels is uneven and complex. the bending degree of pores affects the internal heat transfer process. the tortuosity is not only a parameter to describe the bending degree of pore channels, but also is one of the important structural basic parameters of porous media materials. according to the porosity of the porous media materials, sierpinski carpet model is established to characterize its structures. the calculation model of the average tortuosity of the porous media materials is derived by using the average value of the route of the heat flow through sierpinski carpet. in order to find the best fractal unit structure and the number of iterations in the average tortuosity calculation model, an optimization discriminant model is established. the results of the average tortuosity calculation model of this model and the other three scholars are compared, and their average relative errors are calculated to be all less than 1 %, indicating that the average tortuosity calculation model established in this study is effective and reliable. the average tortuosity prediction model is related to the fractal unit structure and stage of the carpet, and there is no empirical constant in this model. it can be used to calculate the average tortuosity of other porous media materials, providing a new idea for calculating the average tortuosity. keywords: average tortuosity; sierpinski carpet; porous media materials; heat flow paths. 1. introduction porous media materials with solid phase as the solid skeleton, with gas or liquid or gas-liquid two-phase for the pore structure, and its pore structure is interconnected and complex. when studying the permeability, electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity of porous media materials, it is necessary to consider the macroscopic transport properties of porous media in their microstructure [1-3]. for example, in the study of thermal conductivity of porous media materials, in addition to porosity affects the heat transfer inside the porous media materials, the bending degree of the pores also affects the heat transfer process inside the porous media materials. because of the irregular distribution of pores and skeletons in porous media materials, the distribution of curved pore channels is uneven and complex. therefore, the tortuosity is not only a parameter to describe the bending degree of pore channels, but also is one of the important structural basic parameters of porous media materials [4]. moreover, tortuosity is also widely used in energy conversion and storage systems such as oil exploitation, carbon sequestration, fuel cells, and lithium-ion batteries. it is also used as an effective geometric parameter to describe ion transport in porous material electrodes [5-6] and an important parameter index for designing fixed bed reactors [4]. at present, the methods of calculating tortuosity are experimental measurement, numerical simulation and theoretical analysis. numerical simulation methods are random walk numerical simulation [7-8,15], corrugated pore structure model (cpsm) [9-11], maximum sphere method [12], lattice gas simulation method (lg) [13], fluent numerical simulation [4], etc. these methods don’t require too much theoretical basis and they can be calculated by software. however, these methods usually have one or more empirical constants and some errors, and the calculation process is complex. in order to make the calculation simple, some scholars use the theoretical analysis model to calculate. such as lanfrey et al. [16] derives the theoretical model of the tortuosity of the random filling of the same spherical particles, which can be used to calculate the tortuosity of porous media materials with porosity between 0.36 and 0.45. however, when calculating materials with low porosity or high porosity, the experimental error is large. some scholars have also studied the microstructure of porous media materials based on fractal theory. for example, yuan pei et al. [14] bases on the accurate self-similar sierpinski carpet model, which can be used to calculate the tortuosity of porous media materials with porosity between 0.75-1. similarly, du et al. [4] obtains the relationship between tortuosity and porosity by changing the geometric shape of the regular polygon solid matrix in the sierpinski carpet. the results are not much different from the fluent numerical simulation results. however, when the number of regular polygon edges increases, the tortuosity does not change much, and only the tortuosity of porous media materials with porosity below 0.9 can be calculated. however, the above scholars are based on the sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of 3 3 to establish the tortuosity calculation model, which is not friendly to the calculation of the tortuosity of porous media materials with high porosity. porous media materials with different porosity can be characterized by different fractal unit structures. so finding the best fractal unit structure is what this paper needs to consider. basing on the previous theoretical research and considering 7 the porosity of porous media is different. since sierpinski carpet is used to characterize its internal microstructure, its fractal unit structure should not be static. therefore, in order to calculate the average tortuosity of aerogels or porous media materials suitable for various porosities, this paper is based on the average tortuosity calculation model of sierpinski carpet with self-similar 3 3 of li jianhua et al. [17]. the average tortuosity calculation model of sierpinski carpet with fractal unit structure of k k is derived. the optimal fractal unit structure and stage of porous media materials are found to determine the average tortuosity calculation model. this study provides a new idea for calculating the average tortuosity of porous media materials with high porosity. 2. establish an average tortuosity model 2.1. sierpinski carpet fractal process of different fractal units since the internal pores of porous media materials are disordered and complex, sierpinski carpet can be used to simulate it. changing the fractal unit structure of sierpinski carpet can better characterize its internal structure. at present, the most basic sierpinski carpet is composed of 3 3 fractal unit structure. however, since the sierpinski carpet with fractal unit structure of 3 3 is not suitable for characterizing porous media materials with high porosity, its maximum porosity is only 0.8889. in order to find the average tortuosity calculation model suitable for porous media materials with high porosity, this paper further extends the sierpinski carpet based on 3 3 fractal unit structure. and we are used to the sierpinski carpet composed of k k fractal unit structure to characterize porous media materials. moreover, because of the diversity of sierpinski carpets composed of even fractal units, this paper only considers sierpinski carpets composed of odd fractal units. when 1k  is a positive integer and odd, the sierpinski carpet with the fractal unit structure k k starts as a square with a side length of 1. in the first iteration, a square with a side length of 1/ k is removed from the center of the square with a side length of 1. in the second iteration, the remaining 2 1k − sub-square shapes with a side length of 1/ k are removed from their central 2(1/ )k sub-squares as in the first iteration. therefore, the schematic diagram of the sierpinski carpet with the fractal unit structure k k is as follows. the black area represents the solid phase (porous material skeleton) area, and the blank area represents the gas phase (pore) area. fig. 1 sierpinski carpet with fractal unit of k k . figure 1 (a) is the basic fractal unit fractal, figure 1 (b) is the fractal unit after the first iteration, and figure 1 (c) is the fractal unit after the second iteration. 2.2. calculation of average tortuosity based on heat flow paths the tortuosity i is defined as: ei i i l l  = (1) where eil is the true length of the curved pore channel; il is the linear length at both ends of the curved pore channel. the average tortuosity  is defined as: 1 n i i n   ==  (2) where, n is the number of connected curved pore channels. the average tortuosity is closely related to the fractal dimension or porosity of the material [11-13]. in this paper, the sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k is constructed by the porosity of the porous medium material, and then the sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k is used to construct the average tortuosity model. the schematic of heat flow paths is as follows: fig. 2 schematic of heat flow paths of sierpinski carpet with fractal unit of k k . fig.2 (a) is a zeroth-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k , whose heat conduction direction is set from left to right, and the actual length of the curved pore channel is equaled to the length of the straight line at both ends of the linked curved pore channel, then its average tortuosity is (0) 1 = . fig.2 (b) is a 1st-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k , whose heat flow line has twists and turns in the middle sub-square, and the law of heat flow line needs to be further analyzed at this position. fig.2 (c) is a 2ndstage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k , whose streamline has twists and turns in multiple sub-squares, and its formation process needs to be deduced according to the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet. fig. 3 schematic of flow paths through the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet with fractal unit of k k . 8 figure 3 is the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet 's schematic of heat flow paths. by simulating its streamline, we are found that the heat flow diagram can be divided into k parts from top to bottom. that is a row of squares to be a part. except for part ( 1) 2k + , the remaining pore channels are approximately straight. and the average tortuosity of this part 1k − is 𝜏1 = 𝜏2 = ⋯ = 𝜏𝑘+1 2 −1 = 𝜏𝑘+1 2 +1 = ⋯ = 𝜏𝑘 = ∑ 1𝑁 𝑖=1 𝑁 = 1 (3) the tortuosity of part ( 1) 2k + is more complex. among them, the flow path of a b→ is the longest, and the average tortuosity is 1 2 1 12 2 1 1 2 12 1 k e a b k k l kk l k  + → + + +  + = = = (4) the streamline of c d→ is approximately 1. therefore, the average tortuosity of part ( 1) 2k + takes the longest and shortest averages as 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 k k kk k  + + + + = = (5) therefore, the average tortuosity of the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k is 2 2 2 1 1 2 12(1) 2 k k kk k k  + + − + = = (6) since the average tortuosity of zeroth-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k is (0) 1 = ，the average tortuosity of the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k can be rewritten as 2 2 2 1 (1) (0) 2 k k   + = (7) where (0) represent the average tortuosity of the zeroth-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k , and (1) represent the average tortuosity of the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k . fig. 4 schematic of flow paths through the 2nd-stage sierpinski carpet with fractal unit of k k . figure 4 is the 2nd-stage sierpinski carpet 's schematic of heat flow paths. by simulating its streamline, the 2k subsquare is divided into 2k parts. it is found that except for the [ 1 2]k th+( ) sub-square, the average tortuosity of the other 2 1k − sub-square is 1/ k of the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet. that is 𝜏1 = ⋯ = 𝜏𝑘2+1 2 −1 = 𝜏𝑘2+1 2 +1 = ⋯ = 𝜏𝑘2 = 1 𝑘 𝜏（1） (8) the average tortuosity of the [ 1 2]k th+( ) sub-square is 1 2 1 1 1 2 32 1 1 2 2 k k k k k   +  + + = （）= （） (9) the 2nd-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k is then divided into k parts from top to bottom. excepting for part ( 1) 2k + . the average tortuosity of the other 1k − parts is 𝜏1 = 𝜏2 = ⋯ = 𝜏 𝑘+1 2 −1 = 𝜏 𝑘+1 2 +1 = ⋯ = 𝜏𝑘 = 𝑘 × 1 𝑘 𝜏（1） = 𝜏（1） (10) since the average tortuosity of the [( 1) 2]k th+ part of the 2nd-stage sierpinski carpet is similar to that of the 1ststage sierpinski carpet. the average tortuosity of this part is 𝜏 𝑘+1 2 = 3 2𝑘 𝜏（1）+ (𝑘 − 1) × 1 𝑘 𝜏（1） = 2𝑘 + 1 2𝑘 𝜏(1) (11) therefore, the average tortuosity of the 2nd-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k is 2 2 2 1 (1) ( 1) (1) 2 12(2) (1) 2 k k kk k k     + + − + = = (12) where (1) represent the average tortuosity of the 1ststage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k , and (2) represent the average tortuosity of the 2nd-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k . by eq. (7) and eq. (12), and so on, the average tortuosity of the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet is 2 2 2 1 ( 1) ( ) 2 k n n k   + + = (13) where 0,1,2,n = . represent the stages of the sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k . moreover, since (0) 1 = , the average tortuosity model of sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k can also be written as 𝜏(𝑛) = 2𝑘2 + 1 2𝑘2 𝜏(𝑛 − 1) = ( 2𝑘2 + 1 2𝑘2 )2𝜏(𝑛 − 2) = ⋯ = ( 2𝑘2 + 1 2𝑘2 )𝑛𝜏(0) = ( 2𝑘2 + 1 2𝑘2 )𝑛 (14) where 1k  is a positive integer and is odd, n is a positive integer and ( )n is the average tortuosity of the nthstage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k . 9 2.3. optimization of the best fractal unit structure the porosity of porous media materials can be used to construct sierpinski carpet. and in turn, sierpinski carpet can also be used to characterize the internal microstructure of porous media materials. when the porosity of sierpinski carpet is closer to the porosity of porous media materials, the characterization effect is better. therefore, we are found the best fractal unit structure by the difference between the porosity after sierpinski carpet iteration and the real porosity. when the difference between them is smaller, the internal structure of the porous media material is not only better, the average tortuosity calculated by the model is but also more accurate. the true porosity of porous media materials is set to 0 . in the 1st-stage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k , since the solid phase portion accounts for 21/ k , its porosity is: 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 k k k  − = − = (15) after n iterations, the porosity of sierpinski carpet is: 2 2 1 ( )n n k k  − = (16) the difference between the true porosity of the porous media material and the porosity of the sierpinski carpet iteration is set to be t, which is defined as: 2 0 0 2 1 ( )n n k t k    − = − = − (17) where 1k  is a positive integer and odd, n is a positive integer, 0 is the true porosity of the porous media material and n is the porosity of the nthstage sierpinski carpet with a fractal unit of k k . here, the dimension (k) and the number of iterations (n) of the optimal fractal unit structure are obtained by establishing an optimization model: 2 0 2 1 min ( )nk t k  − = − (18) 2 0 2 . . 1 (   1   ) 1 n s k is a positive integer and is odd is a positi t ve i k ntegn k er      −     , ， 。 (19) from the optimization model, k and n can be obtained and the average tortuosity can be calculated. 2.4. verification of the average tortuosity calculation model the validity of the model is tested according to the three more accurate models in the current average tortuosity study. koponen [13] is used the lattice gas simulation (lg) method to calculate the average tortuosity of low reynolds number flows in a two-dimensional matrix formed by randomly placed fully overlapped rectangles. the formula is 0.8(1 ) 1k = − + (20) where 0.8 is the fitting constant,  is the porosity of porous media, and k is the average tortuosity of porous media. comparing it with the results of the average tortuosity calculation model established in this paper, the relative error is | | 100% k kerror    − =  (21) yuan pei et al. [14] are derived the average tortuosity calculation model by n iterations of the self-similar sierpinski carpet model: 3 1 2 2 yp = − (22) where 0.8 is the fitting constant,  is the porosity of porous media, and yp is the average tortuosity of porous media. comparing it with the results of the average tortuosity calculation model established in this paper, the relative error is | | 100% yp yperror    − =  (23) du peng et al. [4] are summarized the relationship between tortuosity and porosity in sierpinski carpets at low reynolds numbers as: 1 (1 2)(1 )dp = − − − (24) where 0.8 is the fitting constant,  is the porosity of porous media, and dp is the average tortuosity of porous media. comparing it with the results of the average tortuosity calculation model established in this paper, the relative error is | | 100% dp dperror    − =  (25) therefore, the validity of the average tortuosity calculation model established in this paper can be tested by observing the size of k error , yp error and dp error . in this paper, when the three relative errors are less than 0.1 %, the average tortuosity calculation model of porous media materials is effective. 3. application and test of the average tortuosity model 3.1. application of the average tortuosity model in this paper, five aramid nanofiber aerogels (anfas) samples were selected. the preparation method was used koh / dmso to deprotonate aramid fibers to obtain aramid nanofiber dispersions, and then was used water to reduce their structures. finally, aramid nanofiber aerogels were obtained. the fractal dimensions at different magnifications are close, and anfas is statistical self-similarity [18]. according to the porosity of 5 samples, the number of iterations of sierpinski carpet with 10 different fractal unit structures can be calculated respectively. the following table shows: this paper expects to use small dimension fractal unit structure to characterize porous media materials in the case of small error. taking sample 1 as an example, the difference between its true porosity and the porosity of sierpinski carpet 10 with fractal unit structure of 21 21 is only 0.002039. and the relative error is 0.21 %, which can well characterize the internal microstructure of anfas. therefore, this paper only lists the sierpinski carpet data of 10 fractal unit structures, without considering the higher-dimensional fractal unit structure. table 1. the number of iterations of 5 samples under sierpinski carpets with different fractal structures by eq. (18) and eq. (19), the best fractal unit structures of the five samples are 17 17 , 17 17 , 17 17 , 19 19 , 9 9 , and the number of iterations are 3, 3, 3, 4, 1, respectively. according to eq. (14), the average tortuosity of the five samples under the sierpinski carpet of the corresponding fractal unit structure can be calculated. the results are shown in table 2: table 2. the average tortuosity calculation results of 5 samples according to table 2, when the porosity is larger, the average tortuosity is gradually reduced in general case. however, if the porosity gap is below 0.03 %, the average tortuosity remains unchanged. 3.2. model validation the average tortuosity calculated based on table 2 is compared with the average tortuosity calculation model established by koponen, yuan pei, du peng and others. from the eq. (21), eq. (23) and (25), it can be obtained: table 3. comparison of calculated results between this model and other tortuosity prediction models according to the comparison of the results of the tortuosity prediction model in this paper with the other three prediction models, it is found that their average relative errors are 0.2674 %, 0.0362 % and 0.1234 % respectively. therefore, the average tortuosity calculation model in this paper is effective and reliable. moreover, it can be used to calculate the tortuosity of high porosity materials such as aerogels. the model in this paper is only related to the fractal unit structure of sierpinski carpet and the number of iterations. it not only has no empirical constant, but also can be used as a new method to calculate the average tortuosity. 4. conclusions according to the porosity of the porous media materials, sierpinski carpet model was established to characterize its structures. the calculation model of the average tortuosity of the porous media materials was derived by using the average value of the route of the heat flow through sierpinski carpet. in order to find the best fractal unit structure and the number of iterations in the average tortuosity calculation model, an optimization discriminant model is established. according to the data of 5 samples, the results of the average tortuosity calculation model of this model and the other three scholars are compared, and their average relative errors are calculated to be 0.2674 %, 0.0362 % and 0.1234 % respectively, indicating that the average tortuosity calculation model established in this study is effective and reliable. the average tortuosity prediction model established in this paper has no empirical constant, which reduces the subjective error of model calculation. it can be used to calculate the average tortuosity of other porous media materials, providing a new idea for calculating the average tortuosity. references [1] saomoto, hidetaka, junji katagiri. direct comparison of hydraulic tortuosity and electric tortuosity based on finite element analysis[j], heoretical and applied mechanics letters, 2015, 5: 177-180. 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[18] chen xiao1, hu yinghe, zhuang xupin, et al. study on pore size distribution and thermal conductivity of aramid nanofiber aerogels based on fractal theory [j], journal of applied physics. 2021, 130(22): 1-10. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 44 intellectual property protection for ai algorithms kang pu school of trade negotiations, shanghai university of international business and economics, shanghai, china abstract: in the 21st century, artificial intelligence technology is developing rapidly. artificial intelligence technology combines multiple disciplines, involves multiple industries, and absorbs multiple talents, which is an extremely complex and huge technology. as the core technology of artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence algorithms have the ability to train and learn human-like self-training, and have become one of the most concerned fields. in recent years, there has also been an increasing discussion of artificial intelligence algorithms. how ai algorithms are protected has also become a matter of great concern for many companies and creators. in this context, this paper will take artificial intelligence algorithms as the research object to carry out the paper. this paper will introduce the legal nature of algorithms, reveal the introduction and ethical dilemma of the existing artificial intelligence algorithm rights ownership dilemma of artificial intelligence algorithm intellectual property protection, and put forward feasible suggestions for the construction of china's artificial intelligence algorithm intellectual property system. it should be made clear that china's existing patent protection path cannot fully respond to all the needs that artificial intelligence algorithms want to be protected, so some adjustments need to be made to the patent law. first of all, it should be clarified which artificial intelligence algorithms can and cannot become the object of patent authorization. as a new thing, artificial intelligence algorithms are different from patents that are obviously novel, practical and inventive in the traditional sense. in order to better protect artificial intelligence algorithms and promote the better development of artificial intelligence algorithm technology, in view of these special differences, certain adjustments have been made to the examination standards of china's patent substantive elements according to the characteristics of patentable artificial intelligence algorithm objects. keywords: artificial intelligence algorithms; intellectual property protection. 1. introduction the report of the 20th national congress of the communist party of china pointed out that it is necessary to accelerate the development of the digital economy, promote the deep integration of the digital economy and the real economy, and create a digital industrial cluster with international competitiveness. the rapid development of the digital economy is inseparable from the development of artificial intelligence, and the development of algorithms plays a vital role. the term "algorithm" and specific applications are not out of reach, and it has gradually entered public life and become one of the areas of public concern. from product recommendations on the homepage of shopping platforms, face recognition authentication in mobile banking, to smart medical care that has been implemented in a small area, to the largest artificial intelligence algorithm model in history "hulk gpt-3" with 175 billion parameters, it can attract public attention. however, artificial intelligence algorithms still have the problems of relatively general concepts and imperfect legislation on intellectual property protection. in the process of decision-making and operation, artificial intelligence algorithms are also very likely to have problems such as "algorithm discrimination" and "algorithm collusion" caused by "algorithm black box". this paper will study the above issues, clarify the legal nature of artificial intelligence algorithms, lead to regulatory approaches, show the dilemma faced by the protection of artificial intelligence algorithms, and finally put forward the path idea of the construction of china's artificial intelligence algorithm intellectual property system. 2. the legal nature of ai algorithms as a new production relationship in the era of artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence algorithms will eventually be regulated by law. different theories of the legal nature of algorithms determine different legal intervention and regulation methods. at present, there are four theories: speech, trade secret, due process and patent. 2.1. the rhetoric theory according to the understanding of ordinary people, algorithms, as a running program with computers as external manifestations, have an inseparable relationship with "speech". the "reason" why algorithms are "speech" is that business giants refuse to regulate algorithms. if the algorithm belongs to speech, then any data, operation mode and output results about the algorithm will be the personal speech of the algorithm developer or the "internal affairs" of each company, and freedom of speech is protected. any interference with algorithms is an infringement of free speech. the 2003 search king, inc. v. google tech. case, the 2006 christopher langdon v. google inc. case, and the 2014 zhang v. baidu case defeated attempts to regulate algorithms with free speech. proponents see algorithms as mere tools, expressions of human thought and speech. however, once the algorithm belongs to speech, refusing the intervention of the law to regulate it means that the supervision of the algorithm is illegal. 2.2. trade secret theory i believe that it makes sense to use "trade secrets" as one of the protection options available to developers for ai algorithms. in the 2016 wisconsin v. loomis, a judge treated 45 certain algorithms regarding sentencing as trade secrets. however, if all artificial intelligence algorithms are characterized as "trade secrets", there is a suspicion of trying to evade regulation. once the legal attributes of ai algorithms are characterized as trade secrets, it means that all data, decision-making and operation processes are not disclosed. in essence, it has played an absolute protective effect consistent with speech. when civil rights are violated, it becomes difficult to obtain evidence. 2.3. due process theory scholar chen jinghui put forward the view that "algorithms are a matter related to due process". he believes that the "algorithm black box" does not automatically lead to unfairness, and the reason behind it is the algorithmic manipulation caused by algorithmic power. algorithmic society, like any social form, contains elements of "power" and may be in danger of "abuse of power". power, and the social system itself that gives it requires moral justification; these moral justification requirements necessarily include "due process." it prevents abuses of power primarily through a review of the decision-making practices of power holders. however, due process cannot respond to the problem of arithmetic regulation in the period from the early stage of algorithm development to the formation of algorithmic power. 2.4. patent theory i agree with the legal nature of the algorithm, that is, the patent law is used to regulate artificial intelligence algorithms. "exchange of disclosure for protection" is the main idea of algorithmic patents. patent protection is obtained by appropriately disclosing the algorithm data set and the purpose of the algorithm application. overall, this helps protect ai algorithms, promote enthusiasm among algorithm developers, promote positive social development, and reduce the likelihood that algorithm developers or companies will use algorithmic power to cover up illegal purposes. 3. the protection dilemma of artificial intelligence algorithms the scientific and technological level of artificial intelligence algorithms has developed rapidly, but the legislative level of various countries has not been raised to the corresponding level, which makes the protection of artificial intelligence algorithms lack legal basis. in addition, the complexity of artificial intelligence algorithms themselves and unclear rights ownership, and the human concerns about the development of science and technology to a super high level caused by the ethical problems of artificial intelligence algorithms have all caused the protection dilemma to a certain extent. 3.1. ai algorithm rights ownership dilemma at present, there are several different views in the academic community on the issue of the ownership of rights to artificial intelligence algorithms. the first view is that rights belong to the developers of ai algorithms. ai algorithms are only generated if developers start programming them. the second view is that rights are attributed to the users of ai algorithms. this stems from the "patent addition" theory. proponents argue that much of the identification and selection work, the drafting of claims, and the delivery of claims are done by users in order to obtain patent rights. the labor behavior of the user of the artificial intelligence algorithm is the processing line. the third view is that rights belong to the ai algorithms themselves. this view believes that the humanlike self-learning ability of artificial intelligence algorithms determines the possibility of their existence as legitimate civil subjects. opponents believe that although artificial intelligence algorithms have self-learning capabilities, they are learning and development directions determined by writing code, and they do not have independent will, nor do they have the original need for protection. 3.2. the ethical dilemma of ai algorithms while artificial intelligence algorithms bring convenience to humans, they also bring ethical dilemmas. the decisionmaking and operation process of artificial intelligence algorithms are unknown, and thus form an "algorithm black box". in the "algorithmic black box", one can observe the inputs and outputs of the system, but the input-to-output conversion mechanism is not clear. even if the ai algorithm code text is made public, the public will not understand how it works. ai algorithms can also evade regulation more covertly through other methods. such power may infringe on human rights and dominate human behavior; human labor is gradually replaced by intelligent machines, and the meaning of human beings will no longer exist; in continuous training and self-learning, algorithms are constantly optimized, and human thinking ability may also be possessed by artificial intelligence algorithms in the future, once artificial intelligence algorithms produce self-awareness, this will be a devastating blow to human beings. 4. chinese the construction of intellectual property system for intelligent algorithms 4.1. construct a protection path focusing on patent protection the successful application of a patent needs to meet both formal and substantive requirements. the examination of the formal elements is to examine whether the content of the application is patentable, and the examination of the substantive elements is to examine whether the content of the application complies with the novelty, practicality and inventive step of the patent. the following will expand on these two aspects: 4.1.1. identify patentable ai algorithm objects in order for ai algorithms to be effectively protected by the patent law, it is first necessary to clarify what kind of ai algorithms are patentable subject matter. of course, illegal ai algorithms cannot be patentable subject matter. but the illegality of ai algorithms is extremely hidden. for example, the formation of artificial intelligence algorithms depends on the transmission of a large amount of data, and the code text strings of many artificial intelligence algorithms may have no problem, but if the input data selected at the beginning has an illegal bias, it will eventually lead to illegal operation results. in addition, there are the actions of creators of artificial intelligence algorithms that use legal forms to carry out illegal purposes. for example, the ai algorithm is used as "commodity pricing", "racial discrimination", "employment discrimination", "commercial monopoly and unfair competition", "infringement of personal information", and "seemingly legitimate" ai algorithms with 46 illegal purposes should also be excluded. ai algorithms that violate public order and ethics also cannot become patentable subject matter. chinese patent law also clearly stipulates that no patent right shall be granted to invention-creations that violate the law, social morality or harm the public interest. if artificial intelligence algorithms want to obtain patent protection, they should also comply with this provision. with the continuous development of artificial intelligence, algorithmic robots applied to artificial intelligence writing, medical consultation, simple teaching, etc. have begun to enter the public eye, and whether they meet artificial intelligence ethics should also be included in the scope of patentability of artificial intelligence algorithms. 4.1.2. adjust the examination criteria for substantive patent requirements ai algorithms can be patentable subject matter protected by patent law. as a new thing, artificial intelligence algorithms are different from patents that are obviously novel, practical and inventive in the traditional sense. in order to better protect ai algorithms, certain adjustments can be made when examining the substantive elements of ai algorithm patents according to their characteristics. (1) practicality review according to paragraph 4 of article 22 of the patent law of china and the definition and interpretation of practicality in the patent examination guidelines of china, the practicality of a process invention should be reflected in its positive effect, and the application for a process invention shall only be subject to the technical content disclosed by the inventor in the claims, and at the same time should reach a level where the invention can be reproduced by ordinary technical personnel in the industry that can solve specific technical problems, can be applied in the industry, and can be reproduced by ordinary technical personnel in the industry field. in the patent utility examination of artificial intelligence algorithms, the requirement of "positive effect" should promote economic and social development, and reverse minimum to ensure that the algorithm will not have a negative impact on society. specifically, how to judge whether the algorithm can produce "positive effects" and ensure that it will not have a negative impact on society in the future operation process, some scholars have proposed whether humans intervene in the operation of the algorithm as one of the judging criteria. human intervention can "control" the artificial intelligence algorithm to a certain extent, ensure the legitimacy of the data used by the algorithm to learn and train, and timely rewrite the algorithm code or terminate the algorithm learning process when the algorithm operation may have adverse effects; as for the requirement of "subject to the technical content disclosed by the inventor in the claims", in the actual patent examination process, the developer will appropriately select the technical content disclosed in the claims out of confidentiality considerations for the operation mode of the artificial intelligence algorithm, which may cause the technical examiner to be unable to reproduce the algorithm based on the submitted technical content. in this regard, developers can prompt before submitting and give suggestions that can supplement the submission of relevant cases. (2) inventive step examination the inventive step criterion for an invention requires that the invention has outstanding substantive characteristics and significant progress. part ii, chapter iv of the patent examination guidelines gives a "three-step judgment method". by combing through the cited cases, it can be clarified that the closest prior art is not of course the technology with the most disclosed technical characteristics at present, but also needs to be specifically selected according to the claimed invention; in order to adapt to the technical characteristics of artificial intelligence algorithms themselves combined with multiple fields and strong inventive power, some scholars proposed to make "general artificial intelligence standards" to the level of "general technical personnel". but scholar li enjoys the opposite view. he believes that the existence of the "general technical person" judgment standard only provides objective criteria for creativity, but in fact this "hypothetical person" is not really involved in the review work, and this "person" is more like a "supercomputer" that stores knowledge in the field of technology, only to provide objective standards. creative review will eventually return to the "three-step method", fictionalizing "general ai standards" to the level of "general technical personnel", and in actual operation, it will encounter the problem of how to determine "general artificial intelligence standards", so it is not feasible to simply change the definition of "general technical personnel". the author agrees more with the second view, in order to better solve the problem of identifying "general technical personnel", what patent examiners should do is to draw a probative basis for judgment after conducting a large number of visits and investigations in the field where the claimed invention is located, and using professional methods to conduct data analysis. (3) novelty examination novelty requires that the applied technical solution is not a prior art. prior art refers to technology that was known to the public at home or abroad before the filing date. "publicly known technology" only requires that the technology be in a state known to the public, and does not require the public to understand and learn it. in practice, the examination of novelty is actually carried out by relying on the search work of the patent substantive examiners of the state intellectual property office. patent substantive examiners mainly conduct a large number of searches in patent databases in china and other countries in the world, combine existing literature, the internet, textbooks and other channels, screen out the comparative documents related to the claimed technical solution, and then carry out detailed comparison work to finally determine whether the applied technical solution is novel. from the above novelty judgment process, we can understand that this work is greatly affected by subjectivity, and the review period is long and the efficiency is low. in contrast, ai algorithms store hundreds of billions of pieces of data, making it difficult for substantive patent examiners to continue their searches. in addition, ai algorithms have selflearning and self-creation capabilities, which makes it easier for ai algorithms to meet the "novelty" standard. in view of the characteristics of the artificial intelligence algorithm itself, it is recommended to make adaptability adjustments in the examination of the "novelty" of china's patents. for example, it stipulates that patent applicants for ai algorithms can disclose the initial data used by the algorithm to learn and train to the greatest extent, and even ask patent applicants for ai algorithms to choose whether to disclose relevant trade secrets based on the job duties and professional ethics of patent substantive examiners. the general principle is that applicants should disclose the information and data of their ai algorithms as comprehensively as possible; the 47 examination standard for patent "novelty" can also be improved to cope with the phenomenon that artificial intelligence algorithms are more likely to reach the patent "novelty" examination line. 4.2. administrative supervision protection path build a well-functioning and orderly administrative supervision and protection system, advocate to the whole society from the national level, promote the rapid and positive development of algorithms with national strength, and help the development of national science and technology. first of all, the government can formulate administrative regulations and departmental rules, issue guiding opinions on promoting the orderly development of artificial intelligence algorithms in the digital era, and determine the overall principles for the development of artificial intelligence algorithms in china. secondly, the government should determine the specific responsible departments for artificial intelligence algorithms as soon as possible, scientifically and prudently supervise, and the specific responsible departments should be responsible for increasing the specific implementation of policy preferences and cost inputs, accelerate the formulation of artificial intelligence industry management methods, accelerate the pace of improving the construction of supporting facilities for the development of artificial intelligence algorithms, and form a social atmosphere that vigorously promotes development. third, establish ai algorithm security review bodies at the central and local levels. achieve the whole process review of artificial intelligence algorithms, achieve illegal review before algorithm formation, real-time supervision during algorithm operation, and investigation and punishment after the application of illegal algorithms. fourth, improve the filing system for artificial intelligence algorithms. achieve hierarchical and categorical management. while developing artificial intelligence algorithms, always keep in mind the bottom line of national security. it is clear what kind of data volume ai algorithms can be reported to the basic level people's government for the record, but ai algorithms that reach a large data volume and what specific matters are involved should be reported to the provincial people's government or the central people's government for the record. for example, artificial intelligence algorithms that involve national security, collect specific geographic information, and collect china's citizenship on a large scale should be reported to higher-level people's governments for the record. fifth, build integrated channels for users and infringed parties to complain, appeal, and litigate. in the face of the difficulty of proving evidence for users and infringed parties, the burden of proof is more on the developers and holders of artificial intelligence algorithms. references [1] zuo yilu. theory and practice of the united states global. law review, 2018, 40(05): 122-139. 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[7] zhu xuezhong, zhang guangwei. research on patentability and ownership of technical achievements generated by artificial intelligence. journal of intelligence, 2018, 37(02):69-75. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 96 design and implementation of chess and card recognition system based on deep learning yong jin college of electronic and information, southwest minzu university chengdu 610041, sichuan, china abstract: in order to improve the speed and accuracy of mahjong factory packaging detection, the neural network-based chess and card recognition system designed in this paper mainly includes image preprocessing and image recognition. the image preprocessing uses the opencv computer vision library to segment the complete chess and cards into individual chess and cards. it is mainly to grayscale the image, use gaussian blur to denoise the image, calculate the gradient of the image, transform the gradient image into a threshold image, perform morphological operations on the image, and perform contour detection to find the surrounding matrix of the contour. the target and the background can be divided by the vertex coordinates, and a 9x4 grid is superimposed on the divided target image and can be divided into a single mahjong chess card for neural network recognition. image recognition uses the vision transformer neural network. in this paper, we first use the convolution layer to obtain the feature map, and use the feature map as the input of the vision transformer. the data set is mainly derived from the shooting of the mobile phone and the image expansion. here, the image is mainly expanded according to the image brightness, blur and rotation at a certain angle. finally, the accuracy rate of the model on the test set can reach 98%. finally, the trained model is deployed on the android mobile terminal using tensorflow-lite. keywords: image recognition; image processing; self-attention; transformer. 1. introduction as the basis for consumers to judge the type of mahjong, the pattern texture and color of mahjong have a certain visual impact on consumers. as more and more people like this activity, people also pay attention to the quality of this entertainment equipment. mahjong packing inspection is the last process on the production line before mahjong brand leaves the factory. its purpose is to check whether the type and number of mahjong to be packed meet the factory acceptance standard. at present, domestic manufacturers basically use manual inspection methods. this inspection link seemingly simple, but consumes a lot of human resources. after mahjong arrangement, manual inspection, mahjong packaging and other links, there will still be cases of missing or wrong detection due to the similarity of individual mahjong patterns. at the same time, manual inspection is laborintensive, workers are prone to fatigue, and the speed of manual inspection is relatively slow. therefore, with the development of production technology and the relationship between supply and demand, mahjong manufacturers have conceived of changing the traditional production mode and realizing the automation of production lines to save labor costs and improve product quality. this paper mainly uses image processing and image recognition algorithms. image recognition is a technology that uses computers to analyze and understand images in order to identify different patterns of targets and objects. in the field of domestic industrial detection, shenzhen chuangke vision has developed a multi-functional machine vision system. one of its businesses is mahjong recognition. it uses image recognition technology to quickly identify and detect mahjong cards and distinguish the positive and negative directions of mahjong cards. in the algorithm research of chess and card recognition and detection, the school of science of china university of petroleum proposed a neural network model based on yolo algorithm, which realized endto-end recognition and positioning of mahjong pictures. school of electrical and information engineering, hunan university, studied the method of chinese chess robot chess piece location and recognition. taiwan's national chin-yi university of technology has made in-depth research on mahjong pattern recognition, proposed a mahjong image recognition scheme based on fourier transform, described the basic process of mahjong recognition, and realized the classification and recognition of 42 kinds of single mahjong. the context aware image recognition system with selflocalization in augmented reality developed by nagoya institute of technology in japan, in which the mahjong recognition method uses convolutional neural network. with the rapid development of deep learning technology since the 20th century, and the powerful automatic feature extraction ability of deep learning, it is increasingly widely used in image related work. (it has been widely used in image related work.) with the popularity of transformer in the field of natural language processing, more and more researchers have begun to study the application of transformer in the field of computer vision. vision transformer and swing transformer are pure transformer models used for image recognition. the image recognition part of this paper uses vision transformer for training and experiment. 2. image preprocessing the main purpose of image preprocessing in this paper is to divide a whole set of chess cards, such as a whole set of character cards, into a single piece of chess cards, as shown in the following figure 1. firstly, separate the whole mahjong card from the background. secondly, the whole set of chess cards is segmented into a single card, which is used for neural network recognition. 97 figure 1. character image 2.1. image graying graying, in the rgb model, if 𝑅 = 𝐺 = 𝐵 , the color represents a grayscale color, and the value of 𝑅 = 𝐺 = 𝐵, is called grayscale value. therefore, each pixel of the grayscale image only needs one byte to store the grayscale value, and the grayscale range is 0 − 255. colloquially speaking, it is to convert a color image into a black-and-white image. in this way, the amount of calculation of the image can be reduced, and the gray-scale image can still reflect the distribution and characteristics of the overall and local chromaticity and brightness levels of the whole image like the color image. there are three common graying methods. the first is to directly take the value of the component with the largest value among the three components 𝑅 , 𝐺 and 𝐵. 0 is regarded as the minimum and 255 is the maximum. the second method is to take the mean value of the three components 𝑅 , 𝐺 and 𝐵. third, according to the sensitivity of human eyes to 𝑅 , 𝐺 and 𝐵 colors, it is obtained by weighted averaging according to a certain weight. 2.2. image noise reduction image denoising is to suppress or eliminate the image noise to improve the image quality. the noise reduction method in this paper mainly uses gaussian filtering, which can be realized by two methods, one is the discretization window sliding window convolution, and the other is the fourier transformation. the most common is the implementation of sliding window. only when the discretized window is very large and the calculation amount of sliding window is very large, the implementation method based on fourier change may be considered. the discretized window sliding window convolution mainly uses the gaussian kernel, whose size is odd, because the gaussian convolution will output the result in the center of its coverage area. the forms of common gaussian templates are as follows: the gaussian template is calculated by the gaussian function. the gaussian function formula is as follows: 𝐺(𝑥, 𝑦) = 1 2𝜋𝜎2 ⅇ − 𝑥2 + 𝑦2 2𝜎2 (1) 2.3. gradient of the image when using filters to reduce image noise, it will bring the side effect of image blur. logically, the image blur is caused by the indistinct contour of the object in the image, the weak gray level change at the edge of the contour, and the weak sense of hierarchy, that is, the obvious gray level change at the edge of the contour makes the image with strong sense of hierarchy clearer. in mathematics, differentiation is to find the rate of change of a function, that is, the derivative (gradient). for an image, the rate of change of the image gradation can also be expressed by differentiation. in calculus, the basic formula for the first-order differentiation of a one-dimensional function is as follows: ⅆ𝑓 ⅆ𝑥 = 𝑙𝑖𝑚 𝜀→0 𝑓(𝑥 + 𝜀1 − 𝑓′𝑥) 𝜀 (2) the graph is a two-dimensional function f (x, y) whose derivatives are partial differentials. the formula is as follows: 𝜕𝑓(𝑥, 𝑦) 𝜕𝑥 = 𝑙𝑖𝑚 𝜀→0 𝑓(𝑥 + 𝜀, 𝑦) − 𝑓(𝑥, 𝑦) 𝜀 (3) 𝜕𝑓(𝑥, 𝑦) 𝜕𝑦 = 𝑙𝑖𝑚 𝜀→0 𝑓(𝑥, 𝑦 + 𝜀) − 𝑓(𝑥, 𝑦) 𝜀 (4) formulas (3) and (4) are the gradients in the 𝑋 direction and the 𝑌 direction at the image (𝑋, 𝑌) points, respectively. where ϵ cannot be infinitely small, the image here is discrete according to pixels, that is, the smallest ϵ is 1 pixel. when ϵ = 1, it can be seen from the above formula that the gradient of the image is equivalent to the difference between two adjacent pixels. in this paper, sobel operator is used to calculate the gradient of the image. sobel operator is a discrete differential operator. it is used to calculate the approximate gradient of the image grayscale function. after finding the gradients in the 𝑋 and 𝑌 directions, the image obtained by subtracting the two gradient images is shown in figure 2: figure 2. gradient image the sobel operator is calculated as follows: 𝐺𝑥 is the horizontal variation and 𝐺𝑦 is the vertical variation. 𝐺𝑥 = [ −1 0 +1 −2 0 +2 −1 0 +1 ] ∗ 𝐼 𝐺𝑦 = [ −1 −2 −1 0 0 0 +1 +2 +1 ] ∗ 𝐼 (5) 2.4. morphological manipulation of image morphological operations such as dilation, erosion, opening, and closing. the erosion operation erodes the boundary of the foreground object, and the convolution kernel slides along the image. if all the pixel values of the original image corresponding to the convolution kernel are 1, then the central element keeps the original pixel value, otherwise it becomes zero. dilation is the opposite of erosion. as long as one of the pixel values of the original image corresponding to the convolution kernel is 1, the pixel value of the central element is 1. so this operation increases the white area (foreground) in the image. in this paper, we take the dilation and erosion operations on the gradient image. after morphological operations, we can get a mask image, which 98 can reduce the boundary information of the image. it is convenient for us to find the bounding matrix, and the image after morphological operation is as shown in figure 3: figure 3. image after morphological operation 2.5. image segmentation the task of mahjong segmentation in this paper is to separate the whole set of mahjong cards from the processed picture, and then separate the single mahjong in the whole one by one. first of all, look for the contour of the image on the image after morphological operation. at this time, we can get the coordinates of the upper left corner and the lower right corner of the matrix, so that we can determine the external matrix of the object through the coordinates of the two vertices, that is, the image to be segmented is determined. as shown in the following figure 4, it is the image after separating the scene and the target. next, based on the morphological characteristics of the image, we can segment the whole image according to the morphology of four rows and nine columns to obtain a small image. the single segmented image is shown in figure 5 below. figure 4. segmented image figure 5. single picture after segmentation 3. image recognition in the part of image recognition in this paper, transformer in nlp is used as the feature extraction framework of neural network. transformer mainly consists of encoder and decoder. transformer is a model that uses attention mechanism to improve training speed. it is suitable for parallel computing, and the complexity of this model leads to its higher accuracy and performance than the rnn recurrent neural network which was popular before. transformer has two outstanding contributions: (1) the self-attention mechanism allows the network to capture the "long-term" information and dependencies between the elements of the sequence. (2) pre-training is performed on the unsupervised large data set, and then the small sample data set is used to fine tune to the target task. after the nlp fire, researchers began to study the application in the field of computer vision. vision-transformer is a model of a pure transformer for image recognition. the network composition of vision transformer is shown in the following figure 6. figure 6. network structure of vision transformer 3.1. vision transformer introduction (1) image serialization first of all, we divide the image into small images, and then vectorize each small image as the input of transformer. for example, for the input image 𝑋[𝐻, 𝐻, 𝐶] . its size is 𝐻 × 𝐻 ,and 𝐶 is the number of channels. if the size of the small image to be segmented is ℎ × ℎ, we can segment a total of 𝑁 images. where 𝑁 = 𝐻 × 𝐻 ∕ ℎ × ℎ .the pixel size of each small image block is ℎ × ℎ × 𝐶 , which is converted into a vector of ℎ × ℎ × 𝐶 dimension, and a two-dimensional matrix of 𝑁 × ℎ × ℎ × 𝐶 is obtained by connecting the vectors of 𝑁 image blocks. then, the 𝑁 vectors of ℎ × ℎ × 𝐶 dimension obtained by the above process are linearly transformed to reduce the vector dimension to 𝐷 . to sum up, the original 𝐻 × 𝐻 × 𝐶 dimensional image is transformed into 𝑁d-dimensional vectors. in this paper, the convolutional neural network is first used to convolute the image, and then the feature map obtained after convolution is divided into blocks. the size of the feature map obtained after convolution is 70 × 50 . in this paper, the feature map is divided into 100 blocks according to the size of 7 × 5. in the code, we only need to use the (7,5) convolution kernel, and the step size is (7,5) performing one convolution operation to obtain 100 blocks with the size of 7 × 5 . at this time, the original image is convoluted by [70,50,3] → [10,10,105] to flatten the two dimensions of height and width, that is, [10,10,105] → [100,105], which is the form required for transformer input. (2) position embedding you need to add [𝑐𝑙𝑎𝑠𝑠 ] token and position embedding 99 before inputting transformer encoder. insert a special [𝑐𝑙𝑎𝑠𝑠 ]token for classification into the stack of tokens just obtained. this [𝑐𝑙𝑎𝑠𝑠 ] token is a trainable parameter. the data format is a vector like other tokens. take this article as an example, it is a vector with a length of 105 . patched together with tokens previously generated from the picture, cat([1,105], [100,105]) → [101,105]. position embedding here uses a trainable parameter, which is directly added to tokens, so the shape should be the same. in this paper, the shape of [𝑐𝑙𝑎𝑠𝑠 ] token is [101,105] , so the shape of position embedding here is also [101,105]. (3) transformer encoder the most important structure in vision transformer is the transformer encoder section. in this paper, the encoder block is stacked repeatedly for 12 times. the structure diagram of transformer encoder is shown as follows 7. layer norm, this standardization method is mainly proposed for the nlp field. here, norm processing is performed on each token. layer norm calculates the mean and variance of all feature maps of a sample, and then normalizes the sample. layer norm only needs one sample to do normalization, which can avoid the problem of being affected by mini-batch data distribution in batch normalization, and does not need to open up space to store the mean and variance of each node. mlp block, as shown on the right side of the figure, is composed of full connection + gelu activation function + dropout. figure 7. transformer encoder (4) mlp head the mlp head is the final layer structure for classification, consisting of a fully connected layer and an activation function. we only need the classification information, so we only need to extract the corresponding result generated by [𝑐𝑙𝑎𝑠𝑠 ] token, that is, extract [1,105 ] corresponding to [𝑐𝑙𝑎𝑠𝑠 ] token from [101,105 ] . then we get our final classification results through mlp head. (5) self-attention self-attention is used to calculate the weight between different position in a feature. firstly, three feature vectors 𝑄, 𝐾and 𝑉 are generated from the input features by randomly initializing the mapping matrix. the dot product of the key vector 𝐾 and the query vector 𝑄 is computed and then normalized using softmax to obtain the attention score. then, the weight of the value vector 𝑉 is obtained through the attention score, so as to obtain the feature image after selfattention. the combination of several self-attention at the same time may be better than a single self-attention. this method of calculating multiple self-attention at the same time is called multi-head self-attention. each head will generate an output feature, and then reduce the dimensions of multiple merged multi-dimensional self-attention features, and finally get a new feature. in this paper, according to the size of the feature map, we set the number of multi-head attention mechanisms as 5. the advantage of the attention mechanism is that its complexity is smaller than the complexity of the cnn, rnn and it has fewer parameters. therefore, the requirements for computing power are smaller. each step of the calculation of the attention mechanism does not depend on the results of the previous step, so it can be processed in parallel like cnn. the principle is shown in the following figure 8. figure 8. self-attention the calculation formula is as follows: 𝑍 = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡 𝑚𝑎𝑥 ( 𝑄𝐾𝑇 √𝑑𝑞 ) 𝑉 (5) 3.2. experiment (1) data preparation first of all, data preparation, in this paper, we use mobile phones and tablets to take mahjong pictures in different time, places and lighting environments, and cuts out the mahjong picture. then, we expand the collected picture data according to blur, brightness changes and rotation at a certain angle. finally, we may get a data set of 30000 pictures, with 27 classes, and zoom the image to a size of (70x50). (2) experimental environment in experiments, python language is used for programming based on tensorflow version 2. 4. 0 framework, and the experimental platform is ubuntu 18. 0. 4 system based on nvidia geforce rtx 3090. the model is trained on gpu to speed up the calculation of data and improve the efficiency of the experiment. (3) network parameter setting in terms of network configuration, the loss function is the cross-entropy loss function. adam algorithm of adaptive moment estimation is used in the optimization method. after many experiments, the initial learning rate is set to 0.0001. in this paper, the efficiency of rtx 3090 is set to 32 for batch and 150 for epoch. (4) experimental results in this paper, after 150 epochs of training, we achieved 98% accuracy on the test set. 4. system implementation in this article, we deploy the trained model on the android 100 mobile terminal. first, we need to convert the trained model into the format of tensorflow-lite. tensorflow-lite is a deep learning framework specifically for mobile devices. mobile device deep learning framework is a deep learning framework deployed on small mobile devices such as mobile phones or raspberry pi, which can use trained models to complete reasoning tasks on mobile phones and other devices. the inference task can be executed locally without calling the network interface of the server, which can greatly reduce the prediction time. in android, we use the camerax framework, and use image analysis to call the camera on the mobile phone and each frame in the video stream and identify each frame. if the number and pattern of the mahjong are all correct, toast will pop up, indicating that it is correct, otherwise, an error will be prompted. here, because the number of each chess and card is fixed, it is a priori knowledge, so we only need to count the number of recognized chess and cards, and make a comparison between the statistics and the prior knowledge to determine whether the chess and card is correct. references [1] bi mingde, sun zhigang, li yesong fabric defect detection system based on machine vision [j] instrument technology and sensors, 2012 (12): 4. 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improves by 2.13 percentage points, enhances the model's focus on key areas and optimizes the model training effect, while the number of model parameters does not increase significantly. in conclusion, our algorithm has a wide range of application prospects and research value. keywords: yolox; helmet detection; building construction; target detection. 1. introduction head injuries are one of the most common types of injuries in industrial accidents, according to data provided by the occupational safety and health administration (osha). head injuries account for more than 25 percent of the total number of injury and death incidents in all industrial accidents, and about 75 percent of head injury incidents occur without wearing a safety helmet. therefore, accurately detecting whether a safety helmet is worn is a task with practical application value and prospect. in helmet detection, a target detection algorithm is used [1] [2] [3] [4]. in recent years, object detection technology has been widely concerned and discussed in the field of computer vision. neural network models based on deep learning, especially object detection algorithms based on convolutional neural networks (cnn), have made remarkable progress. classical algorithms such as yolo [5], ssd [6], cornernet [8], etc., have the advantage of high detection speed on the premise of ensuring accuracy, and can meet the real-time requirements of video surveillance detection. however, the existing target detection algorithms are still faced with a series of challenges, such as low detection accuracy for small target objects, insufficient detection ability in complex scenes and so on. therefore, how to quickly and accurately detect whether a person is wearing a safety helmet has become one of the research hotspots in recent years. to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a helmet detection algorithm based on improved yolox. specifically, the attentionmechanism squeest-and-excitation module is introduced in this paper. the original loss function is optimized as varifocal loss to improve detection accuracy and robustness. the research results of this paper have a positive reference significance for the improvement of hard hat detection algorithm in practical application scenarios. 2. research methods 2.1. yolox network architecture yolox algorithm is a target detection algorithm based on yolo series algorithms. its network structure mainly includes four parts: backbone, neck, head and post-processing. it is shown in figure 1. figure 1. yolox network structure the cspdarknet53 backbone network independently designed by yolox is used for backbone. this network not only guarantees high precision, but also has low computational complexity, which effectively improves the training and reasoning speed. the neck part uses pafpn [8] (path aggregation feature pyramid network) feature pyramid network. through multi-level feature fusion, target features at different scales and semantic levels can be captured better. the decoupling detection head network independently designed by yolox is used in the head part, which introduces the idea of anchor-free [9] target detection and adopts the point set prediction method for target detection, which avoids the uncertainty of anchor selection in anchorbased method and can locate small targets more accurately. finally, the post-processing module carries out postprocessing on the output result of the model, including the steps of non-maximum suppression (nms) and confidence screening, so as to filter the redundant information and get the final target detection result. 2.2. hardhat detection algorithm based on improved yolox for helmet wearing detection, the paper combines the existing yolox network model and adds the squeeze and excitation module. the original loss function is optimized as varifocal loss. the anchor-free mechanism is adopted to improve the helmet wearing detection effect. 137 2.2.1. introduction of the attention mechanism attention mechanism is a technique to improve the performance of deep neural networks and has been widely used in target detection tasks. among them, the squeeze-andexcitation (se) module is a lightweight, pluggable and efficient way to implement the attention mechanism. the se module consists of two steps, as shown in figure 2: figure 2. attention mechanism structure the first step is the squeeze operation, in which the input feature graph is globally average pooled in the channel dimension to obtain a vector with a small number of channels; the second step is the excitation operation. the vector is mapped to a vector with the same number of channels through two full connection layers. the sigmoid function is used to normalize it. the importance weights for each channel and the inputs are obtained. there are two main ways to apply se module in object detection tasks: one is to embed se module into the target detection network as a part, the other is to apply se module to the backbone network to improve the expression ability of features. the introduction of se module can greatly improve the detection accuracy, while it has little influence on the computing cost of the model. in this paper, se module is inserted into neck network of detection network and connected with output of dark3, dark4 and dark5 in cspdarknet53 feature extraction network. the up sampling and down sampling scaling operations of three feature graphs of different sizes are realized through fpn and panet network structure. the feature maps of the same size are fused with each other, so as to enhance the feature representation ability of these layers. after fusion, the threedimensional feature diagrams pass through the three yolo convolution layers of large, medium and small, and enter the decoupling head of yolox for detection and recognition of helmet wearing. the network is shown in figure 3. figure 3. the structure of the improved yolox network 2.2.2. varifocal loss optimization loss function yolox improves the performance of target detection by introducing varifocal loss optimization function. this loss function is improved for the class imbalance in focal loss. by adjusting the weight coefficients of each positive and negative sample, the model pays more attention to the samples that are difficult to distinguish, so as to improve the detection accuracy. specifically, varifocal loss replaces the square term index γ (2 by default) in focal loss with an adjustable parameter α, which is used to control the weight difference between positive and negative samples. at the same time, a new learnable parameter β is introduced to adjust the weight difference between the difficult and easy samples. that is, for the i-th sample, li = −(1 − pi) α(yi log(pi) − β(yi − pi) 2 log(1 − pi)) −pi α((1 − yi) log(1 − pi) − β(yi − pi) 2 log(pi)) (1) where, pi denotes the probability that the prediction is a positive sample, yi denotes the true label, αand β are two tunable parameters. in this paper, through experimental comparison, varifocal loss showed better detection performance compared with traditional focal loss. 3. experiment and results 3.1. experimental data set the experimental data set used in this paper is the construction scenes from various sites, including multiple scenes with different picture resolution, lighting conditions and personnel density. in the data set, there were situations where the scene was relatively complex, and there were also phenomena of wearing a hard hat but having a small target. the data set size was 5000 images. of these, 2,800 images were used for the training model, 1,200 for the test set and 1,000 for the verification set. 3.2. configuration of the experimental environment the experimental environment of this paper is python3.7.11, the deep learning framework is pytorch1.8.1, the training process is completed on nvidia geforce rtx 2080 ti, 11018ibx3 gpu, cuda version is 11.4. during the training, the initial learning rate is set as 0.0001, and the learning rate is adjusted every 30 epochs. the adjustment strategy is that the learning rate varies according to the size of the training batch. when the weight file is used, yolox_tiny. 3.3. model performance evaluation index in order to objectively evaluate the performance of the algorithm in helmet wearing detection, mean average precision (map[10]) should be calculated. map index can objectively reflect the overall performance of the algorithm, and the calculation formula can be expressed as map = ∑ api n i=1 n (2) ap is the area value under the pr curve, which can be calculated using a definite integral ap = ∫ p(r)dr 1 0 (3) 3.4. analysis of experimental results through the experiment, map data of different models were obtained, as shown in table 1. 138 table 1. experimental results data map@.5 map@.5:.95 parameters gflops yolox-tiny 90.01 63.2 5.03m 6.44 +se 90.30 64.51 5.03m 6.44 +varifocallos s 89.19 64.67 5.03m 6.44 our 89.53 65.33 5.03m 6.44 it can be seen from table 1 that, on the basis of yoloxtiny, the map of experimental results (map@.5:.95) is more than 1% higher than the original algorithm no matter se module is added or the optimization loss function is changed into varifocal loss. if se module is added at the same time, when the loss function is changed into varifocal loss, map (map@.5:.95) increases by 2.13%, while the number of model parameters does not increase. it can be seen from the comparison experiment in table 2 that by comparing se module with cbam module and focal loss with varifocal loss, it is proved that se module and varifocal loss can significantly optimize the performance of the original yolox algorithm and improve the accuracy. table 2. comparison experiment map@.5 map@.5:.95 yolox-tiny+cbam 89.83 63.03 yolox-tiny+se 90.30 64.51 yoloxtiny+focalloss 89.19 63.70 yoloxtiny+varifocallos 89.89 64.67 4. epilogue therefore, an improved algorithm based on yolox is proposed in this paper, which introduces the squeeze and excitation module and the varifocal loss function, and is experimentally verified on the hard hat detection mission. the experimental results show that the introduction of the squeeze and excitation module to focus on the helmet characteristics and optimize the varifocal loss function can significantly improve the performance of the helmet detection algorithm. in the future, we will continue to further study the target detection technology and explore a more efficient real-time helmet detection algorithm. references [1] wang, y., zhang, d., liu, s., hou, q., zhang, c., chen, b., ... & huang, f. 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[10] everingham m, winn j . the pascal visual object classes challenge 2010 (voc2010) development kit contents. springer-verlag. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 86 research on employment effect of digital economy xichen wang*, tijian liang, yangguang wang, longfei li, zejiong zhou school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china * corresponding author: xichen wang (email: 1062799664@qq.com) abstract: digital economy is a new economic form, which has both positive and negative effects on employment. this paper first analyzes the positive impact of the digital economy on employment, that is, to continuously expand the scale of employment and innovate employment patterns, improve the quality of employment and raise the level of wages, bring about flexibility and diversification of employment. then, it analyzes the negative impact of the digital economy on employment. finally, the paper puts forward countermeasures and suggestions on how to promote the positive role of digital economy in employment. keywords: digital economy; employment effect; employment pattern; employment quality. 1. introduction digital economy is a new economic form with data resources as the key element, modern information network as the main carrier, information and communication technology integration and application, and all factor digital transformation as the important driving force. thanks to the rapid development of communication and information technology, digital economy has become the hottest topic at present, and digital economy is ushering in a golden period of development. human beings are slowly transitioning from the information technology era to the data processing era. as a national basic strategic resource and an important factor of production, data has occupied an important position in a country's economic progress. in recent years, the position of digital economy in the national economy has been continuously improved, which has played a major role in promoting the development of china's economy to a high level and quality. in 2020, the scale of china's digital economy will reach 39.2 trillion-yuan, accounting for 38.6% of gdp, with a year-on-year increase of 2.4 percentage points. it can be seen that china's digital economy plays an important role in promoting domestic economic development. domestic scholars have conducted extensive research on the impact of digital economy on employment. niu luqing (2017) believes that the digital economy can create new employment opportunities, build a new employment ecology, and optimize and upgrade the employment structure. zhao shuangshuang (2020) studied the employment effect of the digital economy using theoretical analysis, indicator analysis and empirical research methods. the results show that the development of the digital economy has a promoting effect on the employment level of digital economy related posts. yang xiao et al. (2020) empirically analyzed the impact of the digital economy on the employment structure. the results show that the digital economy can optimize the employment structure, and the impact of the digital economy on the regional employment structure is heterogeneous. wang dong (2020) found that the development of digital economy has a positive role in promoting the employment of workers, providing more employment opportunities and choices for workers, and providing greater possibilities and better platforms for workers to realize their labor value. hu fangzhi et al. (2021) believed that the digital economy has created a large number of employment opportunities, stimulated innovation and entrepreneurship, and injected new development impetus into the digital economy . gong liutang (2021) pointed out that the digital economy will have different impacts on employment in different regions, industries and people, and bring new opportunities and challenges to china's employment market. wang yafei et al. (2022) found that the digital economy has a significant inhibitory effect on the growth of total employment, but it has significantly promoted the upgrading of employment structure and employment quality. huang haiqing et al. (2022) explored the impact of digital economy on urban employment and its mechanism based on the panel data of chinese cities, and found that the development of digital economy can significantly improve the employment scale of cities, and this conclusion is still valid after a series of robustness tests. bao chunlei et al. in combination with the development of china's digital economy, analyzes the impact of digital economy development on employment from the aspects of employment quantity, employment structure, employment quality and labor productivity, and puts forward policy suggestions for the outstanding problems. li li (2022) believes that the digital economy has played a positive role in expanding the size of the employment market, stimulating the vitality of enterprise development, promoting the transformation of the employment structure, improving the ecology of the employment market, etc., but it has also formed a series of challenges to the healthy development of the employment market [10]. hu yongjun et al. (2022) believed that the digital economy has made outstanding contributions to stabilizing employment by providing new jobs, but the huge potential of expanding total employment contained in the digital economy has not been fully activated, and there are some weaknesses in the labor system, rights and interest’s protection [11]. domestic scholars have conducted in-depth research on the mechanism of digital economy affecting employment and the impact of digital economy on employment, and achieved rich results, but failed to systematically analyze the positive and negative effects of digital economy on employment, let alone put forward reasonable countermeasures and suggestions. therefore, this paper mainly analyzes the positive impact of the development of the digital economy on employment, and then analyzes its differential effect and negative impact, so as to draw the strategy and path of high-quality development of the digital economy for china's employment. 87 2. the positive impact of digital economy on employment 2.1. continue to expand the scale of employment and innovate employment patterns with the promotion of a new round of science and technology and industrial revolution, digital technologies such as e-commerce, big data and the internet have become increasingly mature, while creating a large number of jobs and employment opportunities. from couriers to takeaways, from commodity e-commerce to catering e-commerce, from travel e-commerce to tourism e-commerce, jobs created by the digital economy are everywhere. the 2020 china digital economy development report released by the prospective industry research institute clearly pointed out that in 2019, the number of platform employees in new business forms increased by 4.2% compared with 2018, reaching 6.23 million in total, and the number of platform driven employment increased by 4% year on year, reaching about 78 million. the digital economy provides a huge career system for the society. from management to service, to technical operation and maintenance, a large number of employees are required at each step, which brings more jobs and opportunities to the society. at the same time, the development of the digital economy has also brought many new professions, such as artificial intelligence workers, e-sports operators, information security testers and industrial internet engineering technicians. the emergence of these new occupations has undoubtedly injected new blood into china's domestic employment market and eased the employment pressure. in general, the development of the digital economy has produced a large number of new forms of employment, expanded the field of employment, enabled everyone in the society to have the opportunity to work, alleviated the severe current employment situation in china, and played a vital role in china's employment situation. 2.2. improve employment quality and salary level digital economy is closely related to ai, big data, cloud computing, and the internet of things, which are hot scientific and technological fields in the world today. therefore, the development of digital economy requires a large number of high-tech talents. take cloud computing engineering technicians for example. according to the analysis report on the employment prosperity of cloud computing engineering technicians issued by the ministry of human resources and social security in september 2020, in 2020, 62% and 66% of cloud computing basic hardware integrated service enterprises and application r&d integrated service enterprises will have bachelor's degrees or above. such a high threshold makes digital economy related enterprises need a large number of high-tech talents, but the most intuitive result is that the salary of digital economy related occupations is increased, and the average salary is higher than that of other occupations. the digital economy uses digital technology to promote economic growth by improving the level of productivity and production efficiency, and positively promotes the improvement of the employment environment. in short, the digital economy, as a hot enterprise at present, has a high employment threshold, but its salary is very high. the digital economy has increased the quality of employment in china, and has attracted a large number of talents to join the relevant industries, thus further increasing jobs and employment opportunities. 2.3. flexible and diversified employment the impact of the digital economy on the diversification and flexibility of employment modes is mainly realized through the positive incentives of the digital economy on entrepreneurial and innovative activities and self-employed flexible employment. the basic requirement of occupations related to the digital economy is to process a large amount of data and information. thanks to the development of the internet, such job requirements can be perfectly realized. at the same time, the use of internet technology in the digital economy reduces the time and space restrictions on these economic activities. therefore, it is easier for potential employees to cross regional and industrial restrictions, participate in entrepreneurship and innovation, and improve innovation efficiency. these entrepreneurial activities can be carried out by one-man companies, self-employment and other forms of self-employed employment. of course, they can also be carried out in the form of traditional companies, partnerships and other forms of non-self-employed employment. a variety of choices bring about a high degree of diversification and flexibility in employment. we are most familiar with wechat platform data to show the flexibility and diversification of employment brought by the digital economy. on april 22, the chinese academy of information and communications released the report on new jobs and new positions of digital employment based on the wechat platform. the report showed that the wechat ecosystem composed of public accounts, small programs, video accounts, wechat payment, and enterprise wechat will generate 36.84 million employment opportunities in 2020, with a year-on-year growth of 24.4%. since the outbreak in 2019, wechat applets have played an important role. first, there have been more than 7.8 million job opportunities in applet development, product, operation and other fields, and millions of job opportunities have also been created in video shooting, live broadcast and cargo delivery. at the same time, during the epidemic, people were isolated from each other to reduce the risk of transmission of the epidemic. as a result, a large number of physical enterprises were affected, but the wechat ecosystem in the digital field was less affected. every relevant employee could choose a job that was suitable for him or her, and he or she could complete the work at home, which was flexible and stable. 3. the negative impact of the digital economy on employment the development of digital economy has promoted our economy. however, due to the short development time, environmental factors and other problems, the actual development situation is not always positive. while digital economy has brought us positive effects, its negative effects also deserve our attention. 3.1. the impact of the emerging digital economy and the destruction of traditional jobs with the continuous development of the digital economy in recent years, artificial intelligence and automation technologies have also been continuously applied to labor 88 intensive enterprises. the deep integration of manufacturing and other industries that need manual labor with the digital economy has led to serious loss of traditional jobs. the impact of the introduction of new technologies and traditional jobs is extremely obvious. according to the data of china statistical yearbook 2021, since 2013, the number of employments in the manufacturing industry has decreased year by year, from 52.579 million to 38.055 million in 2020, reducing the employment of about 14.52 million people, or 27.623%. from the perspective of manufacturing industry alone, although the development of digital economy is only a few years, its rapid development and deep impact on employment are obvious to all. especially in the employment situation under the current epidemic situation, a large number of low skilled workers have an extremely strong demand for jobs. however, with the rapid development of the digital economy, the employment of a large number of labor-intensive enterprises mainly engaged in manufacturing industry is not in line with the reality. because of the strong substitutability of skills and the weak ability of low skilled labor force to cope with risks, a large number of cheap labor force in china will also become a hindrance to future economic development. a large number of labor force lacking advanced skills will be unemployed for a long time. under the background of the current economic downturn, the problem of unemployment reduction will be difficult to solve. 3.2. the development of digital economy will further expand the group income gap and aggravate the gap between rich and poor with the increasing development of the digital economy, a large number of low skilled workers are bound to be eliminated by the future labor market due to the lack of learning ability for new skills. with the development of the digital economy, the polarization in the labor market may further expand, and the employment of highly educated and highly skilled people will be more extensive. enterprises prefer the emerging technologies they have to replace the cost increase caused by the increase in the labor cost of low skilled workers. compared with low skilled workers, the employment opportunities and wages of highly educated people will increase. in the middle and later period of digital economy development, the gap of group income will further expand. with the substitutability of labor factors, their remuneration will inevitably decrease, and the income gap between high-tech talents and low skilled talents will be aggravated with the development of digitalization. more and more capital will replace labor, and the role of capital elements in manufacturing-based industries will continue to replace labor elements, making the distribution of wealth between capital and labor uneven, and the substitution effect will gradually increase, thus increasing the inequality among workers. in terms of industry, digital industrialization is the main force in the development of digital economy. in the leading industries dominated by the information and communication industry, among which, in the more representative internet industry, the development of the digital economy has greatly increased the demand for talents in these industries. standing at the forefront of digital economy development, the industry will enjoy more preferential policies and more talent dividends. compared with the manufacturing industry that is affected by the development of digital economy, it will enjoy less development advantages, so the economic development gap between industries will also expand. in terms of occupation, the development of the digital economy will cause the loss of some low skilled labor positions, increase the unemployment rate, widen the income gap of residents, and the salary level of skilled talents will be far higher than that of ordinary labor groups, and the gap between rich and poor will also further expand. 3.3. unbalanced and uncoordinated development of digital economy and technology between regions the development level of digital economy in a region has a strong positive correlation with the development level of the local national economy. according to the data in recent years, provinces with a higher level of economic development will also have a higher level of digital economic development. according to the white paper on the development of china's digital economy (2020) released by the china academy of information and communication research, the top five provinces with strong competitiveness in the total development of digital economy in 2019 are guangdong, beijing, shanghai, jiangsu and zhejiang. from the perspective of proportion, the digital economy in beijing and shanghai plays a leading role in the regional economy, and the proportion of digital economy gdp has exceeded half. the development of digital industrialization in various regions is closely related to the regional industrial structure. in terms of total amount, guangdong and jiangsu, which have strong information industry foundation, still lead the development of digital industrialization in the country, and the regional industrial structure has affected the process of regional digital industrialization to a certain extent. from the perspective of proportion, as one of the leading forces to promote regional economic development, the information industry has accounted for more than 15% in guangdong, jiangsu, beijing and other regions with relatively high economic development levels, while the proportion in the central and western regions, which lack infrastructure and are relatively backward in technology, does not exceed 5%. the development of china's digital economy has prominent regional aggregation characteristics. beijing tianjin hebei, yangtze river delta and pearl river delta have become the regional core of china's digital economy development. on the one hand, the economic development level of these three regions is relatively high, and they have already led the country before the emergence of the digital economy. therefore, they have more infrastructure construction than the central and western regions, providing a large number of talents and funds for the development of the digital economy. on the other hand, these three regions have a good industrial foundation, a higher degree of integration between the industry and the digital economy, and a wider practical effect. on the whole, the development and distribution of digital economy at this stage are still roughly around the "hu huanyong line", with obvious regional differences. the unbalanced welfare brought about by regional development leads to greater regional differences in digital economy employment. at the current stage of china's digital development, the competitiveness of the digital economy in the eastern, central, western and northeastern regions of china is relatively unbalanced. at the stage when the digital economy leads the regional economic development and 89 reconstructs the regional economic system, the imbalance of the development of the digital economy will inevitably lead to the adjustment of the regional structure of labor force. in the absence of industrial transfer mechanism, and subject to the objective conditions of economic development level, the automation, digitalization and intellectualization of the production methods of the first and second echelons will have a crowding out effect on the low skilled labor resources of the third echelon. when the third echelon cannot create more labor positions independently, its employment stock will continue to accumulate, which will inevitably aggravate the industrial employment contradiction between different regions. 4. strategies to promote the development of digital economy in the future 4.1. basic strategies for promoting the stable development of the digital economy (1) stabilize market development while expanding employment. since the "14th five year plan", the emergence and development of the digital economy has made great contributions to china's employment market through the support and guidance of relevant policies, and has also eased the economic impact of the epidemic to a certain extent, so that china's overall economic development has gradually warmed up. to stabilize the market development and expand employment at the same time, it is necessary to appropriately expand the employment scale, improve the employment mechanism, accurately subdivide the types of employment, cooperate with enterprises, institutions, organizations, etc., issue corresponding policies to attract the employment of personnel within the system, improve the quality of employment, and avoid the waste of redundant human resources and the shortage of human resources. (2) comply with the employment mode of digital economy development. with the development of the digital economy, it has brought a variety of employment models for the society, spawned a large number of new digital jobs, and achieved the integration of digital technology and various industries. employment in the digital economy is a trend. only by complying with the development model, actively improving the industry regulations and systems on the development of digital science and technology in various platforms, ensuring the standardization and popularization of the employment model of digital economy development, and realizing the popularization of digital economy employment for all, can china's digital economy develop to the forefront of the world. 4.2. integration strategy for promoting synchronous development of digital economy (1) deeply promote the integrated development of digital economy and real economy. first of all, we should correctly recognize the impact of the digital economy on employment. the development of digital economy has indeed brought a large number of jobs to our country. it has also enabled the rapid development of china's network technology, which has brought vitality to our economy, especially during the epidemic period. however, with the rapid development of digital economy in recent years, the development of china's real economy is relatively difficult. therefore, to ensure the sustainable and stable development of china's economy and society, it is necessary to promote the integrated development of digital economy and real economy. we should closely link the two in the economic market from the perspective of policy, improve the high matching between digital network and physical products from the perspective of policy, and realize that the development of digital economy drives the development of the real economy. in the economic market, digital economy will be brought into the market through the promotion of the real economic network, so as to achieve the popularization of digital economy in many aspects and industries. (2) mobilize the differential driving role of employment in the development of regional digital economy. in addition to beijing, shanghai and zhejiang, three provinces and cities with rapid digital economy development, the monthly salary of digital economy staff in other provinces and cities ranked in the top ten in digital economy development is generally within the range of 5000-8000, while the monthly salary of staff in other cities is less than 5000. therefore, only by balancing the pain points of inter-regional economic development, fully guaranteeing the appropriate exchanges and cooperation among regions, and improving the unbalanced institutional system between regions can we more effectively ensure that the digital economy can develop at a high speed throughout the country without the interference of other external factors. of course, we should also face up to the difficulty of mobilizing the differential driving role of employment in the development of regional digital economy, recognize the slow development of individual regions due to geographical location or other reasons, follow the "double carbon" development principle, and actively promote the development of digital economy. in a word, in this era of big data, the uneven development among regions is not surprising, but only through the joint efforts of all regions can china's economy be brought to a higher stage of the times. 4.3. breakthrough strategies to promote highquality development of digital economy (1) give play to the role of digital related industries in stimulating employment. the employment direction of digital economy mainly includes blockchain direction, artificial intelligence direction, internet of things direction, etc. its essence is to use the products of digital technology in economic society through the use of modern digital information technology, so as to bring convenient, efficient, comprehensive and other progress for economic development. through the analysis of the current employment forms in china, it is necessary for almost all enterprises and industries to carry out industrial digital upgrading or promote new enterprise production organization methods and new employment models to promote the employment of digital related industries. through the formation of the digital industry chain, a large number of jobs will be created, which will stimulate the employment enthusiasm of all kinds of employees, thus, a large number of unemployed people and unemployed people are provided with employment directions and jobs. 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[11] hu yongjun, guan lening research on employment creation effect and employment substitution effect of digital economy [j]. reform, 2022 (04): 42-54. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 61 study on the correlation between drivers' anger language and driving anger anmengdie li, jinglei zhang *, kaili wang shandong university of technology, zibo shandong 255000, china * corresponding author: jinglei zhang. abstract: in order to study the correlation between drivers' language and anger emotion, a questionnaire survey was conducted to collect drivers' language habits and select the anger keywords that drivers use more frequently. then, the anger keywords were scored quantitatively from three aspects of anger degree, occurrence frequency and impact on driving safety, and the critical ratio, correlation, reliability and validity of the questionnaire were tested. the results show that the weight of "death" and "stupid" is higher than 0.1, and the weight of "god" and "drive" is less than 0.1, and the weight of "drive" is lower than 0.1. it can be seen that different anger languages have different degrees of representation effect on drivers' anger. this method can be used as one of the bases for identifying drivers' anger, which provides a theoretical basis for multi-modal drivers' anger recognition, and has certain practical significance for drivers' driving safety. keywords: driving language; driving behavior; driving in anger, emotion recognition; fuzzy comprehensive evaluation. 1. introduction in recent years, the process of urbanization has been accelerating, the traffic pressure continues to increase, and the level of traffic environment and traffic safety is not optimistic. in the road traffic system, people are the main factor leading to traffic accidents. affected by the driving environment, drivers will lead to angry driving behaviors, including aggressive driving behaviors such as random lane change, forced overtaking, and running red lights. these behaviors are often accompanied by the use of rude gestures, verbal insults, threats, rough behavior, and even malicious damage to others' property, which will not only affect normal traffic driving, but also seriously affect social security. because the angry behavior of drivers is often accompanied by the output of angry language, this study aims to analyze the correlation between driver's language and anger during driving, which is of great significance to automatically identify drivers' anger through computers and ensure traffic safety. at present, in the research on driver's angry language and anger at home and abroad, comprehensive recognition research focuses on speech features rather than semantic features. in terms of voice features, li shingling et al. analyzed the spectral characteristics of the driver's voice, built the recognition model by optimized pnn (probabilistic neural networks) based on firefly algorithm (firefly algorithm, fa), which has certain advantages over traditional methods. wang wenjing used the mel frequency cepstrum coefficient (mfcc) as features to realize the road rage diagnosis system based on speech; and in noisy environment, the accuracy of anger recognition rates is 96.27% and 97.87% obtained on the ravdess and casia data sets respectively zhang huiyun’s research summarized emotional speech recognition from the aspects of speech emotion corpus, emotion feature extraction and application of speech emotion recognition, listed common emotion classification methods nguye et al. used cascading 3-dimensional neural networks to extract the voice and face behavior features, and mixed the modes; they used the dbn algorithm to achieve feature level fusion, and the recognition accuracy reached 90.85%. zhang et al. used dbn fusion network to achieve model level fusion of voice information and face information, as a classification algorithm, support vector machine has a recognition accuracy of 85.97%. in terms of language characteristics, gao chengji proposed a language emotion recognition method, which describes the english language sentiment using the two-dimensional space model of potency-activity, and uses the staged approach based on gaussian mixture model and support vector machine to measure the emotional valence and emotion activation for classification and identification, with the highest accuracy of 96.9%.chen xin proposed a metaphorical emotion identification method by compositing emotional scenes (met-es), this method constructs emotional represent at-ions of sentences by utilizing the emotional scenes of words, and depicts the emotional reasons by fusing emotional representations of word pairs, which are conducive to the model in order to correctly identify the emotions of sentences. hu qianjing studied the effect of emotion on driving behavior, established specific driving indicators significantly related to emotion from the physiological and behavioral levels, and finally proposed feasible strategies for reasonable compensation. tim et al. conducted feature modeling in terms of language and acoustics, acoustically, statistical data are generated according to acoustic audio descriptors; linguistically, word and phrase models based on probability and entropy are used to analyze their applications in anger classification. gaonka et al. designed tag semantics to better encode semantic information related to emotion. in order to solve the multi label problem of text emotion, li et al. established a factor graph based on emotion labels and upper and lower instance dependencies, and designed a factor graph reasoning model. in order to solve the problem of insufficient annotation data in emotion recognition tasks and improve the results of resource poor chinese emotion recognition, zhang et al. used resource rich english corpora to construct english text emotion recognition tasks to help chinese text emotion recognition. to sum up, anger language research focuses on speech 62 recognition, using typical speech feature parameters such as mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (mfcc), linear prediction coefficients (lpc), linear predictive cepstral coefficients (lpcc) to model and complete anger emotion recognition; model performance is improved on the basis of face recognition, to prove the correlation between voice and emotion recognition. as for language research, domestic research is not extensive, and most of them prefer theoretical analysis of language texts. in order to further analyze the correlation between drivers' angry language and anger, the questionnaire survey method is used to select the typical anger language in drivers' angry driving, establish the rating system of anger words, explore the correlation between language words and anger, and provide theoretical support for the recognition of multimodal drivers' anger. 2. questionnaire investigation the text designed a questionnaire for two purposes. first, it is necessary to understand the driver's language habits and establish an angry language database so that angry language can be selected and graded through the result statistics; second, it is necessary to investigate and count which driving behaviors are more likely to irritate drivers during driving, so as to more effectively induce drivers to generate anger during the simulation driving experiment. therefore, the questionnaire includes anger language collection questionnaire and anger language rating questionnaire. 2.1. angry language collection questionnaire in order to establish a anger language database that can accommodate a certain sample size, this paper designs a subjective driver anger language collection table, which includes the basic information of the driver, such as driver's gender, age, driving age, whether the driver can express anger in words during driving, and what angry language he can say. the questionnaire is distributed by electronic questionnaire using multi-stage stratified overall sampling method to ensure the reliability of the data. table 1 shows the statistical results of the basic information of drivers. it can be seen that the proportion of men and women in the sample is balanced, and the age group is mainly young, which is in line with the current trend of young drivers. the population with different driving ages is relatively balanced, reflecting the scientific and representative nature of this survey. table 1. statistics of driver's basic information features classification proportion gender male 49.95% female 50.05% age 18-25 years old 28.35% 26-35 years old 21.62% 36-45 years old 20.81% 45-55 years old 19.51% 56 years old and above 9.71% driving age 2 years and below 20% 3-5 years 35.86% 6-10 years 25.52% more than 10 years 18.62% a total of 743 angry words were collected in the questionnaire, through word frequency analysis of the text, 420 angry words were obtained, such as "angry death" and "sick". among them, 10 words appeared more than 20 times, and the rest appeared less than 8 times. there is a large gap in the data frequency, so the top 10 words of the frequency are selected as angry language keywords. since the frequency of anger language keywords used among drivers can reflect the language habit characteristics of drivers when they are angry to some extent, the higher the frequency of use, the better the driver's anger can be represented. therefore, this paper continues to use these 10 keywords for the rating of anger language. the complete spelling and frequency of the main keywords are shown in fig. 1. 87 44 40 35 34 34 30 28 22 21 7 6 si shabi wocao made kaiche fule kao youbing fan feiwu shenjingbing tamade 0 20 40 60 80 times keywords frequency fig. 1 figure of angry word frequency statistics 2.2. angry language rating questionnaire this survey imitates the likert 5 scoring method so that it can quantitatively evaluate keywords evaluate the 10 anger keywords from three aspects: the degree of anger("extremely light", "slightly light", "average", "slightly heavy", "extremely heavy"), the frequency of occurrence("never", "occasionally", "generally", "often", "always"), and the impact on driving safety("extremely light", "slightly light", "average", "slightly heavy", "extremely heavy"), and assign the options one to five points in order to quantify the evaluation. a total of 642 questionnaires were distributed in the second stage, with an effective questionnaire rate of 96.1%. table 2 shows some examples of questionnaires. table 2. some examples of questionnaires 1. if you say "death" in anger during driving, your anger level is a. extremely light (score 1 point) b. slightly light (score 2 point) c. average (score 3 point) d. slightly heavy (score 4 point) e. extremely heavy (score 5 point) 2. during driving, you think the frequency of angry words "death" is a. never (score 1 point) b. occasionally (score 2 point) c. generally (score 3 point) d. often (score 4 point) e. always (score 5 point) 3. in the process of driving, do you think the degree of influence of saying "death" in anger on driving safety is a. extremely light (score 1 point) b. slightly light (score 2 point) c. average (score 3 point) d. lightly heavy (score 4 point) e. extremely heavy (score 5 point) 2.2.1. critical ratio analysis the total scores of the survey scale are arranged in descending order, and the first 30% is selected as the high group, and the last 30% is selected as the low group. the difference of each item between the high and low scores of the scale is tested by the method of independent sample t-test to obtain the critical ratio (cr) of the scale. the calculation 63 formula is as follows 𝐶𝑅 = (∑𝜆𝑖) 2 (∑ 𝜆𝑖) 2+∑𝛿𝑖 (1) in formula (1), c is the factor load of each item, 𝛿𝑖 is the residual variance of each item. the results showed that the difference between the two groups was significant, the cr value was less than 0.04, and the item discrimination ability was good. 2.2.2. critical ratio analysis table 3. distribution table of correlation coefficient between each item and category grouping of the survey scale project category grouping anger level group frequency group impact degree group anger level group 1.000 0.139 0.045 question1 0.574 0.142 -0.123 question 4 0.732 0.182 0.012 question 7 0.665 0.114 0.041 question 10 0.589 0.132 0.062 question 13 0.884 0.122 0.013 question 16 0.843 0.113 0.011 question 19 0.744 0.143 0.021 question 22 0.789 0.110 0.025 question 25 0.765 0.120 0.029 question 28 0.777 0.161 0.027 frequency group 0.139 1.000 0.214 question 2 0.155 0.772 0.332 question 5 0.145 0.735 0.374 question 8 0.120 0.659 0.297 question 11 0.114 0.689 0.325 question 14 0.132 0.894 0.359 question 17 0.123 0.742 0.319 question 20 0.143 0.721 0.298 question 23 0.144 0.855 0.308 question 26 0.162 0.746 0.364 question 29 0.102 0.765 0.337 impact degree group 0.045 0.214 1.000 question 3 0.012 0.288 0.772 question 6 -0.089 0.292 0.715 question 9 0.033 0.304 0.743 question 12 0.045 0.335 0.789 question 15 0.043 0.342 0.776 question 18 0.025 0.299 0.751 question 21 -0.016 0.332 0.699 question 24 0.012 0.300 0.803 question 27 0.036 0.315 0.798 question 30 0.034 0.314 0.810 the questionnaire items were classified into anger degree group, frequency group and influence degree group according to the content of the questions, and the correlation between the three category item groups and between each small item question and category group was explored. the correlation coefficient between each item and category item group of the survey scale is shown in table 3. it can be seen from the table that the correlation coefficient between the items of the scale is relatively significant, especially between the frequency group and the impact degree group, which indicates that the internal consistency between the items is good, and can provide satisfaction and reliability levels with good quality. 2.2.3. reliability analysis the text adopts cronback's α coefficient to measure the reliability to analyze the reliability and effectiveness of the questionnaire the formula is [18] 𝛼 = 𝐾 𝐾−1 (1 − ∑𝑆𝑖 2 𝑆2 ) (2) in formula (2), 𝐾 indicates the number of items in the question, 𝑆𝑖 2is the variance within the question of the score of question 𝑖, 𝑆2is the variance of the total score of all questions. spss21.0 software was used to test the reliability of anger language rating questionnaire. there were 30 questions in the questionnaire. after excluding invalid questionnaires, there were 617 rows of valid data. overall cronback's α the coefficient is 0.732, and the reliability of the two retests is 0.722 and 0.707 respectively. it can be considered that the scale is highly reliable, cronback's of other dimensions α the coefficient and retest reliability are above 0.70, which indicates that the reliability of the scale is good. the inspection results are shown in table 4. table 4. reliability test results anger level frequency of occurrence impact degree overall scale cronback’s α 0.782 0.797 0.819 0.732 retest reliability 1 0.701 0.705 0.703 0.722 retest reliability 2 0.723 0.710 0.709 0.707 number of items 10 10 10 30 2.2.4. validity analysis in this paper, we need to analyze the validity of the survey scale through structural validity analysis. the results showed that bartlett's spherical test 𝜒2 value was 5721.099 (p=0.000<0.01), indicating that it was suitable for factor analysis; kmo value is 0.799, indicating that factor analysis is effective. the mode matrix, eigenvalue and variance interpretation rotated by the maximum variance method are extracted by principal component analysis, and three common factors with eigenvalue greater than 1 are selected, as shown in the simplified gravel diagram in fig.2. the abscissa is 30 items, and the ordinate is its corresponding eigenvalue. it can be seen from the figure that the eigenvalue of three factors is significantly higher than 1, and the cumulative variance contribution rate of three common factors is 70.85%. according to the contents of items included in each factor, three factors are determined as anger degree, frequency of occurrence and impact on driving safety. the factor loads of each project are shown in table 5. 64 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 e i g e n v a l u e number of components eigenvalue fig. 2 simplified rubble diagram table 5. factor load table of each project anger level frequency of occurrence impact degree project load project load project load question 1 0.611 question 2 0.614 question 3 0.872 question 4 0.719 question 5 0.672 question 6 0.817 question 7 0.650 question 8 0.633 question 9 0.684 question 10 0.798 question 11 0.816 question 12 0.680 question 13 0.863 question 14 0.685 question 15 0870 question 16 0.632 question 17 0.635 question 18 0.681 question 19 0.533 question 20 0.899 question 21 0.802 question 22 0.655 question 23 0.702 question 24 0.877 question 25 0.810 question 26 0.709 question 27 0.676 question 28 0.663 question 29 0.898 question 30 0.725 3. evaluation analysis 3.1. fuzzy comprehensive evaluation since the judgment of anger is subjective, fuzzy and difficult to quantify, the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method is selected for analysis, it is characterized by clear and systematic results. qualitative evaluation can be converted into quantitative evaluation according to the membership theory of fuzzy mathematics, that is, fuzzy mathematics can be used to make an overall evaluation of things or objects restricted by multiple factors. the research ideas of fuzzy comprehensive evaluation are as follows: (1) determine the indicator set of the evaluation object, namely the factor set. suppose there are n evaluation indicators, which can be expressed as: u={u1,u2,...,un} (3) in formula (3), ui(i=1,2,…n) is the evaluation index. (2) determine the evaluation result set of the evaluation object, that is, the evaluation set. suppose there are m evaluation grades, which can be expressed as: v={v1,v2,...,vm} (4) (3) determine the weight set of evaluation indicators, that is, the weight set. suppose there are n evaluation indicators, which can be expressed as: a= {a1, a2..., an}, ai>0, ∑ = 1𝑛 𝑖=1 (5) (4) determine the membership function and calculate its membership degree, and form the factor evaluation matrix r, that is to say, suppose the evaluation of the ith index ui: ri={ri1,ri2,...,rin} (6) r= 11 12 1 21 22 2 1 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... m m n n nm r r r r r r r r r             (7) in formula (6), ri(i=1, 2,…n)is a single factor fuzzy subset, in formula (7), r is the evaluation matrix on v. (5) multiplies the factor evaluation matrix by the weight set to obtain the comprehensive evaluation model: b=a∘r= (b1, b2, , bn) (8) 3.2. entropy weight method the entropy weight method is often used to determine the weight set if there is no authoritative data standard, it uses information entropy to calculate the entropy weight of each index according to the variation degree of each index, and gets more objective index weight after correction. the research idea of entropy weight method is as follows: (1) determine indicator data matrix: if different indicator types are different, indicator forward transformation is required, that is, all indicators are unified into smaller and better indicators or larger and better indicators. assuming that there are m projects to be evaluated, a total of n evaluation indicators are set, which can form an indicator data matrix: 11 12 1 21 22 2 1 2 ( ) m m ij m n n n nm x x x x x x x x x x x       = =       (9) (2) data standardization in order to unify the dimensions of each evaluation index, the data needs to be standardized, in the standardization method, the maximum minimum standardization method is commonly used, and its calculation formula is: 𝑋 ′ = 𝑧𝑖𝑗 = 𝑥𝑖𝑗 −𝑚𝑖𝑛( 𝑥𝑗) 𝑚𝑎𝑥( 𝑥𝑗) − 𝑚𝑖𝑛( 𝑥𝑗) = 𝑥𝑖𝑗 −𝑚𝑖𝑛{ 𝑥1𝑗 , 𝑥2𝑗 , … , 𝑥𝑛𝑗} 𝑚𝑎𝑥{ 𝑥1𝑗 , 𝑥2𝑗 , … , 𝑥𝑛𝑗} − 𝑚𝑖𝑛{ 𝑥1𝑗 , 𝑥2𝑗 , … , 𝑥𝑛𝑗} (10) (3) calculating information entropy first, calculate the probability matrix p, that is, the proportion of the ith sample under index j, and the calculation formula is: 𝑝𝑖𝑗 = 𝑧𝑖𝑗 ∑ 𝑧𝑖𝑗 𝑛 𝑖=1 (11) then calculate the information entropy corresponding to each index, and normalize it to obtain its respective entropy weight, the calculation formula is: 𝑒𝑗 = − 1 𝑙𝑛 𝑛 ∑𝑝𝑖𝑗 𝑙𝑛( 𝑝𝑖𝑗), 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝑗 = 1,2, … ,𝑚 (12) 𝑑𝑗 = 1 − 𝑒𝑗 (13) 𝑊𝑗 = 𝑑𝑗 ∑ 𝑑𝑗 𝑚 𝑗=1 (14) the formula (12) represents the size of information entropy, the greater the information entropy, the smaller the 65 corresponding amount of information; in formula 13, 𝑑𝑗 is the value of information utility; in formula 14, the entropy weight 𝑊𝑗 of each index is the result of normalization of information utility value. (4) empowerment to give weight to the data, calculate the final score, the calculation formula is: 𝑆𝑖 = ∑𝑊𝑗𝑧𝑖𝑗 𝑚 𝑗=1 (15) 4. result analysis in order to conduct quantitative rating of anger for 10 anger keywords in the questionnaire, the results were analyzed according to the steps of fuzzy comprehensive evaluation. the evaluation indicators of the object include the degree of anger of the key words, the frequency of occurrence and the degree of impact on driving safety, so the factor set is taken as follows: u= {the degree of anger, the frequency of occurrence, the degree of impact on driving safety} the evaluation result is 10 angry keywords, so the evaluation set is taken: v={dead, stupid, dammit, fuck, driving, taking, cor, sick, annoying, waste } using entropy weight method to determine the weight of factor set, the value of m is 10, the value of n is 3, according to the entropy value calculation formula (14): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0.1086, 0.0979, 0.1163, 0.1103, 0.0876, 0.1121, 0.1025, 0.1150, 0.0839, 0.0658 w w w w w w w w w w = = = = = = = = = = according to formula (15), 𝑆1 = 0.4766, 𝑆2 = 0.2317, 𝑆3 = 0.2917 therefore, the weights of the three indicators are 𝑆1 , 𝑆2 and 𝑆3 respectively, and the weight set is determined: a={0.4766,0.2317,0.2917} the membership matrix of the three factors is: the degree of anger r1 equals: (0.1111,0.1245,0.0895, 0.0985, 0.0798, 0.0864, 0.1004, 0.1145, 0.0921, 0.1032) the frequency of occurrence r2 equals: (0.1123, 0.1233, 0.0907, 0.0973, 0.0810, 0.0852, 0.1016, 0.1133, 0.0933 ,0.1020) the degree of impact on driving safety r3 equals: (0.0866, 0.1000, 0.1140, 0.1230, 0.1122, 0.1188, 0.0680, 0.0821, 0.0965, 0.0988)r1、r2、r3 evaluation matrix of three fuzzy subsets: 𝑅 = [ 𝑅1 𝑅2 𝑅3 ] = [ 0.1111 0.1245 0.0895 0.0985 0.0798 0.0864 0.1004 0.1145 0.0921 0.1032 0.1123 0.1233 0.0907 0.0973 0.0810 0.0852 0.1016 0.1133 0.0933 0.1020 0.0866 0.1000 0.1140 0.1230 0.1122 0.1188 0.0680 0.0821 0.0965 0.0988 ] the comprehensive evaluation model is obtained by multiplying the factor evaluation matrix by the weight set: b=a∘r= (0.1042, 0.1171, 0.0969, 0.1054, 0.0895, 0.0956, 0.0912, 0.1048,0.0937,0.1016) according to the model results, the weight distribution of 10 keywords is shown in figure 3, it can be seen intuitively in the figure that the weight of "dead", "stupid", "fuck", "sick" and "waste" is higher than 0.1, so these five keywords are listed as level i angry words; the weight of "dammit", "driving", "surrender", "cor" and "annoying" is less than 0.1, which is listed as level ii angry words. in the following research, anger language can be used as a feature vector for angry driving recognition system according to the classification. fig. 3 anger keyword rating weight analysis chart 5. conclusion this paper collects anger keywords commonly used by drivers through questionnaire survey, quantifies and scores anger keywords from three aspects of anger degree, frequency and impact on driving safety, determines the weight of three indicators using entropy weight method, and empowers anger keywords through fuzzy comprehensive evaluation. the conclusions are as follows: (1) the anger language rating questionnaire designed from three aspects of anger degree, frequency and impact on driving safety has high reliability and validity, which can be used as a reference for anger language collection. 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[20] xinglong wang, ziyan chen, yan liu, “research on monitoring information quality of atc based on combination weighting ”, china safety science journal, 2022, vol. 32(1), p41-50. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 48 tea leaf disease classification using domain adaptation method wei wu taishan university, tai'an 271000, china abstract: tea trees are extremely vulnerable to diseases and insect pests in the growth process, which seriously affects the yield and quality of tea leaves. this requires the identification and treatment of infected tea leaves in time. with the rapid development of artificial intelligence and computer vision, there is a new trend to identify the images by computer. however, there often exists environmental changes such as illumination intensity, sample angles and background in the leaf images collected in natural scenes, which results in the difference of data distribution. this makes the traditional deep learning method unable to solve the problem of cross-domain classification very well, thus seriously affecting the accuracy of classification. this study mainly focuses on the cross-domain task with unaligned data distribution. a domain-adaptive based method was proposed to realize the cross-domain classification of tea leaf diseases. the experimental results verify the effectiveness of the presented method and provide new thoughts for the cross-domain classification problem in agriculture. keywords: deep learning; domain adaptation; tea leaf disease classification. 1. introduction tea tree is an important economic crop in the world and an important industry to drive tea farmers out of poverty. however, tea leaves are often attacked by diseases and insect pests. it is of great significance to ensure the yield and quality of tea by identifying the types of infected tea leaves accurately and taking protective measures timely. the appearance and growth state of tea leaves can provide a prediction basis for the growth trend of tea trees. with the rapid development of computer technology, the identification of tea leaves images has been widely studied with the help of computer vision. since 2006, deep learning technology has developed rapidly and has made remarkable achievements in the field of image recognition. as the core technology of deep learning, convolutional neural network (cnn) is widely used in the field of automatic recognition of tea leaf images. chen et al. [1] developed a cnn model called leafnet to classify tea leaf diseases by extracting image features automatically. gayathri et al. [2] proposed a deep cnns called lenet to discover the tea plant diseases from leaf image set, which can be applied to improve the diagnostic measurement of tea leaves. hu et al. [3] proposed an improved deep cnn for tea leaf disease identification, in which the depthwise separable convolution is used to reduce the number of model parameters and accelerate the calculation of the model. experiments show that the average identification accuracy is higher than classical deep learning methods . the effectiveness of deep learning benefits from the construction of deep neural networks, and its training process requires a large number of parameters training tasks. in order to improve the generalization ability of the neural network models and avoid the overfitting problem, the model training process usually requires the input of a large number of labeled data samples for learning. however, in practical application scenarios, the acquisition of data samples may have environmental changes, such as the change of illumination intensity, shooting equipment and shooting angles. changes in the environment often lead to different data distribution of the acquired sample images, thus reducing the effect of image recognition. in other words, the model with good recognition effect of one kind of data distribution may show poor performance in another kind of data distribution. to solve this problem, domain-adaptive methods emerge. this method is a transfer learning method aiming to transfer the classification recognition ability learned in the source domain to the target domain. domain adaptive methods divide the training dataset into labeled source domain and target domain with little or no labels depending on the data distribution. when the model has the ability to recognize the source domain data, this kind of ability can be quickly transferred to the target domain through the domain adaptive method. the basic idea of domain adaptation is to map the data sets from different domains to a same feature space and make their feature distribution as close as possible, so as to realize cross-domain recognition. there are many ways to realize domain adaptation, among which the domain adversarial based neural network dann [4] is proposed. its adversarial based idea has become one of the main methods to realize domain alignment. chen et al. [5] solve the domain shift problem at two levels: image level and instance level, and construct domain classifiers by using adversarial training to realize cross-domain object detection. hsu et al. [6] realize the conversion of the source domain to the target domain by constructing the transition domain, and adopts the adversarial training method to achieve domain alignment at the feature level. tseng et al. [7] use feature-wise transformation layers by using affine transforms to simulate various feature distributions under different domains. there experiments show improvements on the few-shot classification performance under domain shift. 2. related theory 2.1. convolutional neural network convolutional neural networks (cnn) is one of the key factors for the success of deep learning in the field of computer vision recognition. unlike traditional machine learning methods, which require manual feature extraction, cnn can achieve end-to-end automatic feature extraction for input images. the typical cnn structure is mainly composed 49 of convolutional layers, pooling layers and fully connected layers. convolutional layer is one of the important structures of cnn. it performs convolution computation by convolutional kernels for the input features, so as to realize feature extraction. the model parameters of the convolutional layer are divided into the convolutional kernel part and the deviation part. a convolutional network with different structure and complexity can be designed between multiple convolutional layers through parallel or serial connection. the characteristic output of the i-th layer in the convolutional network can be expressed as: 𝑦𝑖 = 𝑓(𝑦𝑖−1𝑊𝑖 + 𝑏𝑖) where 𝑊𝑖 is the weight parameter of the convolution kernel in i-th layer, 𝑏𝑖 is the standard deviation value, 𝑦𝑖−1 is the feature input of the convolutional layer (𝑦0 represents the input image), and f represents the activation function. the main function of the pooling layer is to strengthen the spatial invariance of the features extracted by the convolution layers and reduce the excessive sensitivity to the spatial position, so that the same object can be well recognized by the model even if there are position changes. the common pooling methods include maximum pooling and average pooling, which calculate the maximum value and average value in the pooling window respectively, so as to realize the down sampling process of features. the characteristic output of the j-th pool region of the s-th pool layer can be expressed as: x𝑗 𝑠 = 𝑑(x𝑗 𝑠−1, 𝑝, 𝑞) where x𝑗 𝑠−1 represents the feature input for this pooling layer, p and q correspond to the height and width of the pooling window respectively, and d represents the pooling function. after a series of convolution and pooling operations, one or more fully connected layers are usually followed for the image classification task. softmax function is usually used to map the output of the final network layer into a probability distribution, in which all values are positive and the sum is 1. the j-th output result can be expressed as: 𝑂𝑗 = 𝑆𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑧𝑗) = 𝑒𝑧𝑗/∑ 𝑒𝑧𝑘 𝐾 𝑘=1 where z represents the output vector of the last connected layer. k is the output numbers of the last connected layer, and j∈ {1, …, k}. 2.2. domain adaptation the traditional deep learning model is mainly trained on the training samples with the same data distribution, and is applied to the test samples with the same distribution. when there are different data distributions between training samples and test samples, the learned model based on a certain data distribution usually cannot adapt to this difference well in another data distribution, and shows poor generalization in the specific classification task. domain adaptation is the way to solve this problem of differences in data distribution. it divides the data sets into source domain and target domain, aiming to realize the data alignment of different domains, so as to transfer the recognition ability of the source domain to the target domain. therefore, the domain adaptive method is essentially a transfer learning method. 3. method this study proposes a tea leaf disease classification method based on domain adaptation, which is introduced from the aspects of data sets and domain adaptive method respectively. 3.1. data sets the data sets of tea leaf diseases selected in this study were all collected in the tea garden in tai'an, shandong province. there are totally 746 images including healthy leaves and three kinds of infected leaves, namely tea white star, tea leaf blight, and tea wheel spot. after applying data enhancement technology such as random rotation, random cropping, random color change, the number of the collected tea leaf images were expanded to 4610. for each category, 70% of the data were randomly selected as the training set and 30% as the test set. the data of each category in the training set are divided into source domain and target domain in a ratio of 4:1. to simulate the different data distributions of the source and target domains, the brightness of the target domain data and the raw images in the training sets are increased [8]. figure 1. domain-adapted classification model of tea leaf disease 3.2. domain-adaptive method the source domain dataset in this study contains a large amount of labeled data, and the target domain dataset contains a large amount of label-free data. assuming that the data amount of the source domain images x𝑠 in the tea leaf disease training set is 𝑛𝑠, and the number of categories is k, the source domain data can be expressed as 𝐷𝑠 = {(𝑥𝑖 𝑠, 𝑦𝑖 𝑠)}𝑖=1 𝑛𝑠 , where 𝑥𝑠ϵx𝑠 , 𝑦𝑠ϵy𝑠 = {1,2, … , 𝐾} ., the amount of the target domain images x𝑡 is 𝑛𝑡, then the target domain data can be represented as 𝐷𝑡 = {(𝑥𝑖 𝑡)}𝑖=1 𝑛𝑡 , where 𝑥𝑡ϵx𝑡 . the data distribution of 𝑥𝑠 and 𝑥𝑡 are similar but different, constituting the cross-domain dataset. the data labels 𝑌𝑡 of the dataset 𝑥𝑡 are the same with 𝑌𝑠 . the purpose of domain adaptation is to make the network model with the ability of source domain data classification be applied to predict the target domain data by reducing the difference in data distributions of the source domain and target domain. the domain-adapted classification model of tea leaf disease in this study is shown in figure 1, which mainly includes three modules: feature extraction module g, leaf disease classification module c and domain classification module d. the function of the feature extraction module is to extract image features and confuse the feature distribution of source domain and target domain; the leaf disease classification module is to recognize leaf disease species using the extracted features; the domain classification module is to recognize which domains the input features are from. it can be seen that the features obtained by the feature extraction module are used as the input of the other two modules simultaneously. in order to train the model, on the one hand, it is necessary to input the source domain images into the feature extraction module, and predict the leaf disease type. the classification loss 𝐿𝑦 are calculated by the predicted labels and the true 50 labels through the cross-entropy loss function, and the parameters of the network branch are updated by back propagation. on the other hand, it is necessary to input the source domain images and the target domain images at the same time. then the features of these images are extracted to enter the domain classification module for domain prediction. the domain prediction loss of this branch can be expressed as: 𝐿𝑑 = −∑𝑑log (𝐷(𝐺(𝐼))) 𝐼 −∑(1 − 𝑑)log(1 − 𝐷(𝐺(𝐼))) 𝐼 where 𝐼 represents the images from source and target domain, d takes the value 0 when the input image is from the source domain and 1 when it is from the target domain. the training goal of the domain classification module is to make the domain classifier more accurate, while the training goal of the feature extraction module is to extract the common features in the source domain and the target domain, making the domain classifier unable to discriminate. therefore, the network training in this branch is a typical adversarial thinking, and its training goal can be expressed as max 𝐺 min 𝐷 𝐿𝑑. in the specific implementation, gradient reversal layer (grl) [9] is added between the feature extraction module and the domain classification module to achieve the effect of adversarial training. the loss function of the above two branches constitutes the final loss of the network model, which is expressed as 𝐿𝑡𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 = 𝐿𝑦 + 𝜆𝐿𝑑𝜆 , where 𝜆 is the hyperparameter used to balance the two branches of the network. after the training stage, tea leaf disease types are predicted using the test set data. at this time, the domain classification module is removed, and only the feature extraction module and leaf disease classification module are reserved for prediction. table 1. comparison of classification accuracy of tea leaf disease based on different models method accuracy traditional neural network model 46.1% domain adaptive model 84.7% 4. experiment to verify the effectiveness of the domain adaptive method in this study, we compare it with the traditional neural network model method. both the feature extraction module and the leaf disease classification module use a pre-trained googlenet neural network architecture. the domain classification module consists of three fully connected layers with a number of neurons of 1024, 512 and 1, respectively. the experimental comparison results are shown in table 1. it can be seen that the average accuracy of cross-domain classification of tea leaf disease in the traditional neural network model trained only with source domain data is only 46.1%, indicating that there is a large data distribution difference between the target domain image and the source domain image after brightness processing, and the classification accuracy is low. however, the neural network trained by domain adaptation can reduce the difference in data distribution, and improve the classification accuracy of the test set to 84.7%. the experimental results fully illustrate the necessity of using the domain adaptive algorithm on the cross-domain data set of tea leaf disease, which can bring great accuracy improvement. 5. conclusion in this paper, the classification method of tea leaf disease 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in the development tool uibot creator. developers carry out the second development on the basis of this framework, which can simplify the development process, improve the efficiency of development, save project preparation time, and improve the efficiency of logistics operation and management. the core functions of the framework include logistics web portal framework, logistics information capture, input, logistics documents, mail automation and other frameworks. finally, the designed robotic process automation framework is applied to the logistics management process to verify the effect of the optimization. keywords: robotic process automation, logistics management, development framework design, application. 1. research background the analysis of the world economic forum shows that with the digital transformation of the transportation industry, the value of logistics enterprises will exceed 10 trillion rmb, and the social benefits will reach 16 trillion rmb. in the process of digital transformation of logistics enterprises, how to simplify the logistics management process and speed up the core business, how to reduce costs and further improve service quality will determine the future of logistics enterprises. at this time, rpa (robotic process automation) technology has the opportunity to exert its talents. rpa software tools simulate the processes repeated by logistics managers every day to improve the efficiency of logistics operation and management, such as simulating the process of simulating operators to enter a large number of data manually and deal with a large number of orders. the business process digital transformation of logistics enterprises is in a period of rapid development, at this time the basis of the transformation and development comes from various factors of the technical dimension, and the robotic process automation technology will be an important part of the digital transformation of logistics operation and management. cheng ping etc. [2-8] used robotic process automation technology to optimize the financial management process, such as fixed assets management process, accounts receivable management process, tax management process and so on. rpa robot was designed for the process to improve the management efficiency. tian gaoliang studied the application of financial robot based on rpa technology. quan wenju applies rpa financial robot to electric power enterprises, and explores the significance of rpa in improving the management level of electric power enterprises. he hong etc applied rpa to insurance companies, which reduced the repetitive work of financial managers. liu qingying analyzed the influence of rpa robot on the financial management of enterprises. lu ying applies intelligent finance to financial management in the field of real estate.jiang mingyu designed a template framework for developers based on rpa technology, and completed the automatic generation of an enterprise accounting reports based on the framework, which greatly improved the development efficiency of the process. yu yanling analyzed the influence of digital transformation on enterprise logistics marketing mode, and yu lei put forward the intelligent management mode of logistics and commodities with intelligent lot network. zhang daochen analyzed the problems existing in the operation of logistics parks in china. the research of the above scholars shows the importance of the digital transformation of logistics enterprises, and the logistics management process needs to be further optimized. robotic process automation technology will solve a large number of problems in logistics management process and improve the efficiency of logistics management. 2. business pain points in the process of logistics management logistics operation and management process is inseparable from a large number of manual data entry and processing of a large number of orders to complete the daily logistics workflow, data entry and order processing work takes a lot of time and high repetition. it mainly involves inventory management, order management, logistics information management, transportation management and other businesses. at present, these services require a large number of repeated manual operations, which are easy to cause data errors and untimely updates. at the same time, there are complex customer relationships in logistics enterprise management that need to be dealt with. 2.1. inventory management 2.1.1. purchase and storage process for organizations with multiple suppliers and engaged in a large number of production activities, it is very important to purchase all kinds of materials, and hundreds of activities may occur every day. before the arrival of the wave of intelligence in the industrial manufacturing industry, corporate organizations could only manually update the materials they needed every day and submit orders to suppliers. this kind of operation is not only time-consuming and laborious, tedious 67 and tiring, but also destroys the enthusiasm of employees because of the boring work. 2.1.2. inventory management process before the rpa robot participates, the staff responsible for inventory and order processing need to log in to the business system, check the inventory levels of different warehouses one by one, and deliver the inventory list after screening the goods. then, after updating the warehouse, the staff need to fill out the invoice one by one, confirm the inspection one by one, and finally send the order to the logistics supplier system. manual execution cannot monitor inventory in real time, find missing materials and send orders in time, which will lead to untimely delivery of orders, and then affect the industrial supply chain and increase the risk of sales loss. 2.2. order management with the increasing number of orders, the status of logistics orders needs to be updated in real time every day. operators need to sort out the unprocessed order numbers in advance, summarize them into the excel table, then manually log in to the relevant logistics system, and copy these order numbers to the corresponding area of the system page. operators manually handle hundreds of order numbers every day, which is a huge workload. for booking documents, the field is more than 50, and it takes more than five minutes for the operator to enter an order, and it needs to be checked repeatedly. coupled with the different sources of booking manifests, the format cannot be unified, which makes it difficult to import in bulk. the workload is so heavy that it takes more time to complete the booking data entry process during the peak season, and employees have to work overtime. 2.3. delivery and sorting party a's supply chain management personnel need to manually query the relevant information in the erp system according to the established conditions, grab the goods list information that has been stored and ready for transportation, and generate the waybill, which contains the recipient, address, mode of transportation and other information, and finally send the order to the logistics supplier's oms or tms system. this process has a lot of manual operations, a large amount of data, high repeatability and error-prone. 2.4. logistics information management 2.4.1. logistics staff logistics operators need to log in to the logistics information query system every day, follow up and monitor the status according to the logistics status information, download and input the data at the end of the signed status, and follow up and continue to track the unsigned status. for the need to manually check and track the abnormal logistics information, you need to download the status category manually, in addition, you need to enter the information completion system after the data download. manual review is a waste of time. logistics automatic return personnel need to log in to the logistics return system every day, upload the finished data through the excel form, manually check the abnormal form information, and do a good job of data collation for normal information, but because the abnormal form does not report an error reminder, it needs to be checked manually, and the cost of manual review is high. logistics customs declaration personnel need to log in to the to-do and done task list of the customs declaration management platform system every day, submit and view the logistics declaration information, match and verify the information of multiple approval stages, download the information that meets the customs declaration requirements through the background system, and open the excel form, fill in the relevant information such as the return receipt and processing time of the customs declaration and audit, and calculate the time spent in all stages. finally, it is checked and checked manually by sending e-mail. 2.4.2. logistics management personnel after sending the goods, the supply chain management personnel of party a need to manually log in to the system or website provided by the logistics supplier and obtain the logistics status information from the logistics supplier through the logistics order number. update the information to various logistics information platforms, so that customers can track the current logistics information in a timely manner. in this process, the workload of logistics management personnel is huge and repetitive. 2.5. transport management in the process of transportation, motor vehicle violations are inevitable, which requires logistics and warehousing companies to query and deal with the relevant work. there are a large number of repetitive operations in this process, which require a lot of labor costs and time costs, and the operation is not timely enough, it will produce a large number of late fees, resulting in greater losses. when the transport goods are dangerous goods, the relevant management personnel need to fill in a large number of application forms before the transportation of dangerous goods, and need to log into the road transport safety supervision system constantly to apply, the application process is repetitive and tedious, large and error-prone. 2.6. financial problems in logistics management whether we are sending express logistics or receiving express logistics, we will often face the need to issue invoices, while we have to send express delivery and deal with invoices the whole thing is very messy. 2.7. logistics bidding the managers of logistics suppliers need to log in regularly to the bidding system or website provided by party a to further calculate the bidding information of the project, and then manually upload the relevant bidding documents and manually calculate the quotation. this workflow has a large workload, high repeatability, is prone to errors, and requires a short time to complete, so it is difficult to submit relevant information in time. 3. the design of logistics management robot based on rpa the above problems in the logistics management process can be solved and optimized through rpa (robotic process automation). rpa refers to the use of software with ai (artificial intelligence) and ml (machine learning) functions to deal with some repetitive and heavy workload tasks that need to be performed manually. in this paper, a rpa robot framework for logistics management is designed to solve the above problems. developers carry out the second 68 development on the basis of this framework, which can simplify the development process, improve the efficiency of development, save project preparation time, and improve the efficiency of logistics operation and management. this article will use uibot creator, a common development tool of rpa in china. the core module of the framework includes execution process module, initialization module, data processing module and exception handling module. the execution process block contains various core functions of the logistics management process, and each module has a reserved interface to facilitate developers to use the framework directly. the development main framework is shown in figure 1: figure .1 development agent framework in this framework, initialization, target program initialization, first run judgment and retry judgment are configured as initialization function modules, exception handling and retry counting process blocks are exception handling function modules, obtaining new data and judging whether there is a data flow block as data processing function module, execution process block as sub-process, which contains the main functions needed by logistics management process.contains logistics web portal framework, logistics information capture, input, logistics documents, mail automation and other frameworks, the specific process is as follows: 3.1. initialization module the initialization module mainly includes configuration initialization and object program initialization. 3.1.1. configuration initialization variable name value g_bretrystatus false g_dictransactionitem null g_dicconfigdata {} g_icount 0 g_iretrynumber 0 g_bfirstrun true figure .2 initial values of global variables the configuration initialization process block is used to initialize the parameters, set the log level, set and read the configuration file. the parameters are mainly global variables g_icount (initial value of retry count), g_iretrynumber (number of retries), g_bretrystatus (initial value of transaction item retry state), g_dictransactionitem (transaction item data), g_bfirstrun (identification of the first run). the initial value is shown in figure 2. the relevant data of the logistics management process will be put into the g_dictransactionitem and configuration files, such as inventory information, order information, logistics status, financial information, logistics indicators and so on. 3.1.2. object program initialization the initialization of the target program is to initialize the environment before the process runs, read the related fields from the flow chart variable g_dicconfigdata, deal with them, check whether the target program of the rpa process has been installed and other necessary preconditions, judge whether the robot environment meets the requirements, close the browser, close the logistics system, close the software, and so on.after the initialization of the target program, it will determine whether to run it for the first time, and if it runs for the first time, it will carry out data processing, otherwise it will choose to run the main program directly or get new data according to the limit of the number of retries. 3.2. exception handling module when there is an exception in the process block such as configuration initialization, target program initialization and data processing, the exception handling process block will be carried out to complete the process of writing error log, sending e-mail to notify relevant personnel, screenshot and other processes; when there is an exception in the execution process block, it will enter the retry counting process block to complete the data update, screenshot, timing and other processes of g_bretrystatus and other variables.the main code is as follows: log.error("an exception occurred in the process, processing!") dim systemexception = null systemexception = $blockinput //system variabl log.error(systemexception) 3.3. data processing module get the data and assign it to the flowchart variable g_dictransactionitem for global use. the subflow needs to be used after input. the data can be obtained by consuming a data queue message specified in uibot commander, reading a specific row in the specified excel table, reading the specified field data in the specified database, reading an email in the specified mailbox, and obtaining the returned data through webapi.or choose other methods of data acquisition according to the needs of logistics managers.it must contain the following code: g_bfirstrun = false //enter this process block, and the initial running status needs to be updated to false. this command cannot be deleted. g_dictransactionitem = null //initialization is required before getting the data of a new transaction. this command cannot be deleted. 3.4. logistics web portal framework this framework is mainly aimed at the acquisition and input of logistics information in the logistics web portal, using rpa and python plug-ins to complete this process.this process automates the browser with the selenium feature of python, and the following python packages need to be imported: 69 from selenium import webdriver from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import webdriverwait from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as ec from selenium.webdriver.common.by import by from selenium.webdriver.chrome.options import options after importing the python package, you can automatically log in to the browser and go to the designated logistics portal for related operations. you can use a headless browser to automatically run the process in the background, and the browser will not be displayed in the windows page. this cannot be done by rpa. the core code of python is as follows: def python_selenium(content): #headless browser configuration chrome_options = options () chrome_options.add_argument('--headless') chrome_options.add_argument('--disable-gpu') # instantiate a browser object (the driver passed into the browser) bro = webdriver.chrome(executable_path='./chromedriver', options=chrome_options) # let the browser find a request corresponding to the specified url bro.get('https://*****.com/') # locate the relevant buttons in the browser ele = webdriverwait(bro, 60).until(ec.presence_of_element_located(*****)) # enter the logistics information to be queried in the input box ele.send_keys(content) # wait a while for the relevant content to appear sleep (2) # obtain logistics information new = bro. find_element_by_class_name('textpanel-targettextblock').text # close the browser bro.quit() return new import the python_selenium function into uibot through the above python plug-in. when you do not need to run the browser in the background, you can also directly use the rpa framework to operate the logistics web portal website. the specific process is shown in figure 3: figure .3 logistics web portal flow 3.4.1. log in to the logistics web portal process this process is divided into three steps: logging in to the website, closing the pop-up window, logging in to the account, logging in the url address of the website in the login process, and maximizing the browser window. there is an interface at the properties of the browser window to facilitate developers to perform secondary development according to the actual needs to complete the corresponding operations. the core code of the login process is as follows: dim hweb = "" hweb=webbrowser.create("chrome","about: blank",30000, {"bcontinueonerror”: false,"idelayafter":300,"idelaybefore":200,"sbrowserpath ":"","sstartargs":""}) window.show({"wnd":[{"cls":"chrome_widgetwin_1"," app":"chrome"}]},"max") the process of closing the pop-up window has a relevant interface set at the pop-up window properties. developers can configure relevant parameters according to the specific conditions of the website and set the closure of multiple windows to prevent the pop-up window interface from affecting the next relevant operations. the login process mainly includes judging whether you have logged in to the logistics administrator account and automatically clicking the login button to enter the account login interface if not logged in.enter the specified account and password (g_dictglobal ["usname"] and g_dictglobal ["uspassword"]) set in the initialization process in the account password input box, and click log in to complete the account login operation. this process has relevant interfaces in the account password input box, login button and other locations, and the developer configures it according to the interface elements of the input box of the login interface. 3.4.2. logistics data capture process this process is carried out on the basis of opening the logistics website and logging in, and grabs the relevant logistics data according to the demand, including in and out information, logistics order information, logistics status information and so on. the capture time can also be run regularly according to the needs of logistics managers, and the time interval can also be set to ensure timely update of logistics information. the main command used is data capture. as shown in figure 4, after clicking the data crawling command, the page shown in figure 5 will appear. click to select the target and select two targets at the same level, and you can crawl the data of the relevant tables and web pages. but this method is only applicable to the data with tables or rules, so this process framework also provides other relevant commands to meet the needs of crawling data. these commands require developers to do more secondary development according to the characteristics of the web page. the main commands that need to be used are getting the element text, getting the child elements, traversing the array and so on. there is an interface in the element location, and the final data will be stored in the variable arrret. figure .4 location of data crawling command figure .5 data crawl command page 3.4.3. logistics data entry process this process is carried out on the basis of opening the logistics website and logging in, inputting relevant logistics data according to demand, including in and out of warehouse information, logistics order information, logistics status information and so on. the entry time can also be entered regularly according to the needs of logistics managers, and the entry interval can also be set to ensure the timely updating of logistics information. the main commands used are input text in the target, setting element check, setting element selection, obtaining child elements, traversing sub-elements 70 input in turn, etc., and there is an interface in the element location. 3.5. logistics information capture framework this framework aims at grasping logistics information in relevant documents, systems and databases, and grabbing relevant logistics data according to demand, including logistics system background information, in-and-out information, logistics order information, logistics status information and other data. the operation of grabbing information can be grabbed again when the logistics information is updated to ensure the timely update of the logistics information. this framework includes opening files, systems, logistics information capture, logistics information processing and other processes, as shown in figure 6: figure .6 logistics information capture process the process of opening files and systems is mainly to prepare for the process of grabbing logistics information, opening excel files, databases and systems containing logistics information. the main commands in this process include selecting files dialog box, obtaining file list, opening files in turn, opening corresponding system software, and so on. at the end of the process of opening the file and the system, the logistics information in the file or system will be grabbed, and the operation of reading cells, rows, columns and areas will be carried out for the excel table, and the same operation as the browser will be carried out for the system, obtaining the target sub-elements, traversing the sub-element array, obtaining the target element text, etc., for the database, the sql statement can be executed directly to fetch the logistics information of the database. the framework has interfaces in the cell, row, column, area and element location of the excel, which requires developers to choose the corresponding location according to the requirements. after completing the logistics data capture process, the captured data needs to be processed and stored. this framework stores the captured information in excel, and developers can change it according to their actual needs. the main commands involved in the data processing process are building data table, data slicing, data deduplication, data sorting, data table merging, array processing, etc., as shown in figure 7: figure .7 data processing commands after completing the data processing, the processed logistics data is stored in the excel table. the main commands involved are creating excel table, writing regions, cells, rows and columns, creating worksheets, saving and closing excel, and so on. developers can deal with excel tables according to their actual needs. 3.6. logistics information input framework this framework mainly includes two processes: opening the excel file or system that needs to be entered and inputting information, and inputting relevant logistics information according to demand, including data such as in-and-out information, logistics order information, logistics status information, etc., the entry time can also be entered regularly according to the needs of logistics managers, and the input interval can also be set to ensure timely updating of logistics information. the main commands used are operated with the browser, including entering text in the target, setting element check, setting element selection, obtaining sub-elements, entering sub-elements in turn, etc., and setting an interface in the element location. 3.7. mail automation framework this framework mainly includes real-time monitoring, completion notification, error notification and other processes. when the whole rpa process is running, email is sent after the corresponding operation is completed, and logistics managers are notified. after the relevant logistics information is updated, the relevant personnel can also be informed by email. when the whole process ends, or when the process reports an error, the operator of the process can also be informed by email. the main commands involved in this framework are getting the current time, getting the element text, judging the text change, sending mail, trying to execute, sending error mail and so on. 3.8. logistics document framework this framework mainly processes some documents through the mage ai function of uibot. the document recognition types include text recognition, form recognition, general multi-bill recognition (commonly used), card recognition and so on. before the start of the process, select the mage ai function shown in figure 8. then there will be a pop-up window shown in figure 9. after selecting the corresponding recognition type according to the type of logistics document, enter the selection of image source. and according to the actual needs to select the type of documents for further processing. figure .8 mage ai figure .9 mage ai configuration page 4. the application of rpa robot in logistics management process. based on the above rpa robot framework, the related processes of logistics management are optimized and applied to inventory management, order management, shipping and sorting, logistics information management, transportation management, financial problems in logistics management, logistics bidding and so on. the framework mentioned above can be used in these processes, including initialization module, exception handling module and data processing module. then use other related functional frameworks according to the 71 requirements. 4.1. automation of inventory management 4.1.1. purchase and storage process in this process, the rpa robot can monitor the inventory level in real time and notify the team before the inventory level becomes low, so that the team can order products in advance and generate real-time reports to optimize inventory demand.after participating in the inventory management robot, it can automatically log in to the business system, monitor the inventory level and generate a report, and then grab the delivery list.rpa robots can synchronize information with systems such as the company's crm.based on the generated report information, the inventory management robot can send mail to communicate with the supplier to place an order.the purchasing manager approves the request according to the email notification, and the rpa robot can automatically send the order to the logistics supplier system. this process needs to use the framework of logistics web portal framework, logistics information capture framework, mail automation framework.first of all, you need to use the login logistics portal website or system process in the logistics web portal framework, the user needs to add the url address of the website or the location of the logistics system in the configuration file, and the secondary developer needs to configure elements such as the input box of the login interface at the interface of the framework, as shown in figure 10.you can directly select the login button where you click the target, or configure the element of html in the properties. figure .10 login to the logistics system configuration page after automatically logging in to the website or system, automatically click to enter the inventory page, as shown in figure 11, to grab the inventory information. the information capture process needs to use the framework of logistics information capture, and directly use the data capture function, such as the function page shown in figure 12, to grab the inventory in the table, according to the actual situation of logistics enterprises, grab inventory information regularly, and store the data in the inventory level report after capture. figure .11 inventory management page figure .12 data capture page based on the report information of inventory level, the mail automation framework is used to notify suppliers and purchasing managers to place orders, in which developers are required to configure mailbox smtp server, port, account number, password, sender, recipient, title, body, attachment, etc. as shown in figure 13, the recipient can be the relevant personnel of the supplier or the purchasing manager, and the generated inventory level report can be added to the email attachment. the rpa robot based on the framework designed in this paper can replace the manual way to update the materials needed every day in the purchase and storage process. the rpa robot can update the inventory online all day, 24 hours a day, generate a report to remind the stock when it is out of stock or higher than the upper limit, and automatically fill in the invoice.in this way, the enterprise's inventory management can be in the best state at all times.rpa robot can effectively reduce the risk of sales loss caused by inventory or raw material shortage, ensure that enterprises maintain the best inventory level, and effectively manage the supply of all kinds of products in times of peak and low demand. figure .13 mailbox configuration page 4.1.2. inventory management process in this process, the rpa robot can automatically log in to the business system, check the inventory levels of different warehouses one by one, and automatically screen the goods and deliver the inventory list. after updating the warehouse, the rpa robot can automatically fill out the invoice, confirm the inspection one by one, and finally automatically send the order to the logistics supplier system. the frameworks that need to be used in this process are logistics web portal framework, logistics information capture framework, logistics information input framework and mail automation framework. the development step of this process is roughly similar to the purchasing process, which is also automatically logged into the system to capture inventory data. the difference is that after capturing inventory data, you need to use the framework of logistics information input. fill the relevant logistics information into the system shown in figure 14 and confirm it. the secondary developer needs to 72 configure the attributes of the system input location in the location shown in figure 15. you can select the input target at the search target that gets the location of the child element, or configure it in the target location in the right attribute. finally, the process uses the mail automation framework to automatically send mail to the vendor. figure .14 storage system page figure .15 input information configuration the secondary development of rpa robot based on the framework designed in this paper can solve the problem that manual execution cannot monitor inventory in real time. rpa robot can find the missing materials and send orders in time, provide product-based lifecycle management services, provide partners with order management and other services, and form a scene ecological data closed loop. to achieve process standardization, reduce the occurrence of verification matching errors and other problems, through the digital staff to greatly improve the efficiency of verification, through the docking of internal and external systems, without the need for integration cost and time. through the price collection and feedback in different periods, it can provide a strong basis for future production, design and sales. 4.2. automation of order management 4.2.1. waybill automation we can use the rpa robot to handle a large number of online couriers or pickups, so that we can better publish this information to couriers in each area. then, according to the data in the company database, automatically enter customer information, process payment, send e-mail to confirm and place orders, automate the process, and deal with abnormal parts in batches. the rpa robot automatically sends the information of the goods in the order system every day, and then obtains all kinds of information of the goods (such as parameters, transportation requirements, consignee information, etc.) from different systems, and finally uses the specified format to automatically make the logistics delivery list. with the increasing number of orders, the status of logistics orders needs to be updated in real time every day. the rpa robot can monitor the status of the waybill in real time, and automatically update the relevant order transfer details in the system, automatically summarize them into the excel table, and automatically transfer them to the logistics system. the rpa robot can work with intelligent routing systems based on artificial intelligence, coordinate multiple logistics partners, such as road transportation, shipping and air transportation, and automatically assign delivery companies and methods according to the specific place of delivery of the product. the rpa robot can send email to customers in time when there is a delay in logistics, and enhance the customer experience through real-time updating of orders. this process mainly uses the logistics information capture framework, mail automation framework, logistics bill framework and so on. next, we will give a simple application case. first of all, the rpa robot will automatically log in to the logistics system, and use the logistics information capture framework to grab and identify the order information in the system. when a new order appears, it will automatically query the relevant information of the order in the system, as shown in figure 16. the query process will automatically enter the order information captured before the query input box, and automatically download the sku file after querying the corresponding order. figure .16 order information query figure .17 sku file download after downloading the sku file, the rpa robot will automatically log in to the asn system, upload the sku according to the order and generate the freight list. as shown in figure18, the logistics document framework will be used to identify the sku file and other documents, and the identified information will be sorted out automatically. at the end of all processes, the mail automation framework is invoked to notify the user by mail. figure .18 download of sku file 4.2.2. automatic entry of manifest when the freight forwarder or shipping company or airline receives the customer's booking power or related documents, the customer service operator needs to enter the booking information into his own booking system. pa robot can use computer artificial intelligence technology to automatically scan and process the data of booking documents in various formats, and then input them automatically. when an abnormal situation occurs, the relevant personnel will be notified by email for manual inspection and review, and the manual input workload of this process will be greatly reduced. the specific process is shown in figure 19, this process mainly uses the logistics document framework to identify the power of attorney and read the information, the mail automation framework automatically sends mail to the business person, and the logistics information capture 73 framework reads the data of fms. figure .19 automatic process for manifest entry 4.3. automation of delivery and sorting in the stage of shipping process, the rpa robot can regularly query the upcoming goods in the erp system according to the number of the logistics order and automatically generate the shipping order, obtain the information of the goods to be shipped in the erp system and the list of goods to be shipped in the goods delivery plan in a fixed time period, and generate the logistics order, including the detailed transportation mode, recipient and address and so on. then the rpa robot will automatically log in to the logistics supplier system and automatically generate logistics orders. logistics operators reduce repetitive work, convert to paying attention to abnormal situations and adjusting waybill, at the same time, improve the accuracy and efficiency of the whole process, let logistics information be updated, and enhance customer experience. in the delivery planning and tracking process, the rpa robot can automatically execute the pick-up request process, check the process, report the internal logistics system and the status of shipment between portals, automatic shipping and other processes. according to the mail received, the rpa robot can extract the shipping details, record them in the scheduling system, and automatically upload information such as car time in the web portals of customers and operators. the logistics information capture framework and the logistics information input framework are used in the delivery and sorting process. the rpa robot regularly acquires the shipping list information in the logistics system according to the logistics order number, and will use the logistics information capture framework to change the attributes of the logistics list location in the system for information capture. to input the captured information into the waybill, this step needs to use the logistics information entry framework to input the receiving address, recipient, transportation mode and other information into the corresponding location of the waybill, in which each location requires the developer to redevelop. configure the specific location and its attributes, and finally automatically transmit the waybill of the input information to the logistics supplier's system. the operation process is shown in figure 20, and the development process is shown in figure 21, which mainly includes three parts: data capture, data processing and data input. figure .20 automatic process for manifest entry figure .21 development process 4.4. automation of logistics information management the rpa robot can replace the related work of the logistics operator. the rpa robot automatically logs into the logistics information query system every day, monitors the status according to the logistics status information, downloads the data at the end of the signed status, needs to follow up and continue to track the unsigned status, automatically checks and tracks the abnormal logistics information, and automatically downloads the status categories. after the data is downloaded, the rpa robot automatically inputs the information completion system. the rpa robot can replace the related work of the logistics automatic return personnel. the rpa robot automatically logs into the logistics return system every day, uploads the finished data through the excel form, automatically checks the abnormal form information, collates the normal information, and automatically checks the abnormal form instead of manual review. the rpa robot can replace the related work of the logistics customs declaration personnel. the rpa robot automatically logs into the to-do and done task list of the customs declaration management platform system every day, submits and views the logistics customs declaration information, automatically matches and verifies the information of multiple approval stages, automatically downloads the information that meets the customs declaration requirements through the background system, and automatically inputs the customs declaration audit receipt processing time information into the excel form. calculate the time spent in the whole process, and then automatically send an email to the relevant personnel for review, or send it directly to the rpa robot for review. rpa robot can help supply chain managers automatically log in to the website or system provided by logistics suppliers after the goods are delivered, automatically query and update the logistics status according to the number of logistics orders, and input the latest information into the designated system, so that customers can know the current logistics status in time. the general steps of the above process are shown in the figure. first, the logistics web portal framework is used to automatically log in to the supplier's tms system, then the logistics information capture framework is directly used to capture the information shown in the figure, and the mail automation framework is used to automatically send the information needed by the customer to the customer mailbox. finally, the relevant information is automatically entered into the customer system through the logistics information entry framework. complete the main process of logistics information management. figure .22 development process figure .23 development process 74 4.5. automation of transport management the management process of transportation information is the same as the logistics information management process in the previous section, which is directly for secondary development. for the transportation of dangerous goods, the rpa robot can automatically declare before the transportation of the goods, automatically log in to the road transport safety supervision system, fill in the scheduling, consignment and other information in batches according to the information in the waybill application form, and generate declaration forms. the rpa robot completes the declaration process accurately and quickly, which can save a lot of time cost and labor cost. the dangerous goods transportation process mainly uses the logistics information input framework, in addition to the command to input text in the target, it also needs to use the commands such as setting element selection and setting element check shown in figure 24. in the secondary development, you only need to configure the selected element attributes to complete the transportation of dangerous goods waybill, as shown in figure 25. after filling in, the rpa robot will complete the relevant declaration process in the system and automate the whole transportation management process. figure .24 secondary development configuration figure .25 automatically fill in the relevant information 4.6. automation of financial issues in logistics management rpa robot can integrate data from logistics system, waybill payment system and other systems, and automate the process from order to cash for major 3pl operators. solve the problems such as untimely time, inaccurate data, multisystem information congestion and so on. pa robot can automatically obtain financial data in transportation, and at the same time use artificial intelligence, ocr and other technologies to scan invoices, instead of a large number of manual inputs, to achieve invoice automation in the logistics process. this process mainly uses the mage ai module and ocr module in the logistics document framework, such as configuring the relevant commands shown in figure 26 in the framework to complete the relevant operations related to the invoice, in which the last line of command can carry out specific selection and configuration; you can choose different invoice types, you can choose to extract different information. figure .26 relevant commands for invoice identification 4.7. automation of logistics bidding rpa will log in to the bidding system or website provided by party an on a regular basis, further check the bidding information of the project according to the set business logic, and then automatically upload the relevant bidding documents and automatically calculate the quotation. solve the heavy workload, high repeatability, prone to errors, the time required to complete is very short, it is difficult to submit relevant information in time, the specific process is shown in figure 27. in this process, the logistics information capture framework is mainly used to capture the bidding information of logistics projects in the customer bidding system, and the logistics information input framework is used for automatic bidding. finally, the mail automation framework is used to automatically send mail to customers and responsible persons' mailboxes. figure .27 automation process of logistics bidding 5. conclusion based on the business pain points in the logistics management process, this paper designs a rpa robot framework for logistics management. developers carry out the second development on the basis of this framework, which can simplify 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ga-woa hybrid algorithm; mbr system. 1. introduction with the increase of urban population and social economic development, the social problem of water scarcity has become increasingly prominent. based on the traditional biological treatment system, combined with membrane separation technology, membrane bio-reactor has the advantages of small floor area and good effluent quality [1]. the mbr system is also widely used in daily sewage treatment process and the sewage industrial production and treatment process. the mbr system is mainly composed of membrane biological system and membrane modules [2]. when the mbr system is running, the wastewater flows to each membrane module, and the membrane modules will filter out macro molecular particles to achieve the purpose of filtering sewage [3]. but in this process, membrane fouling causes membrane filtration. due to the serious attenuation of membrane flux, the main obstacle to the application of membrane bio-reactor is membrane pollution, which seriously affects the sewage treatment efficiency of membrane bio-reactor system [4]. the bp neural network is used as the main body of the algorithm, and genetic and whale optimization algorithms are introduced to optimize the initial weights and thresholds of bp neural network [5]. the results show that the training efficiency and accuracy of the model are significantly improved. 2. algorithm 2.1. genetic algorithm the genetic algorithm (ga) is a computational model of the biological evolution process imitating the natural selection theory and genetic principles in darwin's theory of biological evolution. the algorithm has excellent global optimization ability and adaptive search direction selection ability, and finds the way to ask the optimal prediction solution by imitating the natural evolution process. the basic operation process is: (1) using random methods or other methods to generate an initial population; (2) construct the fitness function according to the objective function of the problem. the fitness function is used to characterize the adaptability of each individual of the population to its living environment; (3) according to the fitness value, it continuously selects and reproduces, and genes are updated through crossover and mutation; (4) the individual with the best fitness value after several generations is the optimal solution. the algorithm flow is shown in figure 1. figure 1. ga optimizes the flow of bp neural network 2.2. optimization algorithm whale optimization algorithm (woa) is proposed based on the behavior of whales to hunt prey. during the hunting period, whales use mutual cooperation to drive and round up their prey. the whale optimization algorithm divides the algorithm into three stages: the surrounding predation stage, the spiral renewal stage, and the hunting stage. the algorithm 27 has the advantages of less adjustment parameters and simple operation [6]. 2.2.1. surrounding predation stage during the search for prey, whales constantly approach the next prey through continuous communication of the whole group and then try to approach the closer prey by random selection. the mathematical model surrounding the predation stage is: d=|c·xp(t)-x(t)| (1) x(t+1)=xp(t)-a·d (2) we measure the size of the fish population as n, ddimension is the search space, xi=(xi 1, xi 2 , …, xi d), i-1, 2,…, n , is the position of the whale in d-dimension space, and the global optimal solution to the problem is the position of the corresponding prey. where, t is the current number of iterations; x(t) is ta single position vector; xp(t) is the position vector of prey (current optimal solution); a and d are coefficient vectors respectively, and: a=2a·r1-a (3) c=2·r2 (4) where r1 and r2 are random numbers of [0,1] respectively; a is the control parameter, which decreases linearly from 2 to 0 with the increase of iteration times, that is: a(t)=2 2t max_iter (5) 2.2.2. spiral renewal stage at this stage, the whale uses a spiral approach to approach the prey, in order to achieve the purpose of capturing the prey. before the individual whale approaches the prey in a spiral manner, it first estimates the distance to the prey. the mathematical model is: x(t+1)=d·ebl·cos(2πl)+xp(t) (6) b is the constant that specifies the shape of the logarithmic helix; 1 is a random number of [-1, 1]. among them, p is used to determine the probability of which position update method the whale individual performs. the purpose is to realize the synchronization of contraction enclosure and spiral update. its model is as follows: x(t+1)=xp(t)-a·d（p<0.5） (7) x(t+1)=d·ebl·cos(2πl)+xp(t)（p≥0.5） (8) 2.2.3. hunting stage whales use the value of |a| to control whether to hunt for prey or surround prey. the model is as follows: d=|c·xrand(t)-x(t)| (9) x(t+1)=xrand(t)-a·d (10) 2.3. ga-woa hybrid algorithm to optimize bp neural network as a feed-forward neural network, bp neural network is mainly characterized by forward transmission of signals while reverse transmission of error information. bp neural network has the ability of self-learning and generalization, so it is widely used, but it also has disadvantages such as slow self-learning speed and high possibility of training failure. the basic idea of ga-woa hybrid algorithm to optimize the bp neural network is to optimize the initial weights and thresholds of the bp neural network through the ga and the woa, thereby reducing the training error, improve the training rate and accuracy, and finally improve the network detection rate and network recognition rate, so as to achieve the ultimate goal of optimizing the network [7]. the process is: (1) the neural bp network is initialized to determine the input-output structure, initial connection weight and threshold of the network; (2) initialize the ga-woa hybrid algorithm and encode the initial value of ga according to the initial value and threshold; (3) taking the training error of the neural bp network as fitness value, selection and other operations are performed until the conditions are met; (4) obtain the optimal weights and thresholds; (5) calculate the error update weight and threshold; (6) output the error result. the algorithm flow chart is shown in figure 2. figure 2. ga-woa hybrid algorithm to optimize bp neural network flow chart 3. simulation experiment results and analysis this experiment selects the actual mbr system operating data of shijiazhuang sewage treatment plant. the filtration membrane is a polyvinylidene fluoride micro filtration membrane with a pore size of 0.2μm. 35 sets of experimental data are used as training samples, and 12 sets of experimental data are used as verification samples. figure 3. comparison between predicted value and real value of neural network 28 the comparison line between the prediction result of the model and the real value is shown in figure 3. the comparison of the two models from the broken line diagram shows that the change trend and accuracy of the bp neural networks model optimized by the ga-woa hybrid algorithm are significantly better than those of bp neural networks optimized by the woa. figure 4. comparison of model prediction errorst figure 4 shows the prediction error of woa-bp neural network model and ga-woa hybrid algorithm to optimize bp neural network model. comparing the prediction errors of the two groups of models, it can be seen that the neural network model optimized by ga-woa hybrid algorithm and the prediction data accuracy are more than 0.95. the broken line diagram shows that the model has high accuracy and achieves the expected goal of accurately predicting membrane flow. as shown in figure 5, the adaptive convergence curve results of woa and ga-woa hybrid algorithm. compared with woa, ga-woa hybrid algorithm can be the optimal solution with the least number of iterations. compared with ga-woa hybrid algorithm, woa has higher convergence speed, but it has the defect of exiting the local optimal resolution. the results show that ga-woa hybrid algorithm is more suitable for thin film flow prediction. figure 5. comparison of model fitness values the experimental results show that the bp neural network model, optimized by the ga-woa hybrid algorithm, is significantly improved in terms of predictive value and error value compared to the original method. 4. conclusion mbr treatment of sewage is a complex dynamic process with multi-process, time-varying, uncertain and other characteristics, and it is difficult to model directly with mathematical models. the genetic algorithm and the whale algorithm have the advantages of stronger search ability and the ability to jump out of the local optimal solution. therefore, this paper proposes to use the ga-woa hybrid algorithm to optimize the bp neural network, and builds a membrane fouling prediction model. the network has a positive effect on improving the accuracy and fitness, and is obviously effective for model optimization. the research of this work has a certain theoretical value and practical significance and provides a certain basis for the related research in the field of membrane fouling in the mbr in the future. references [1] xue wanze. application of membrane bio-reactor in wastewater treatment[j]. theoretical research in urban construction, 2015, 5(34). 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[7] chen zhiwei. soil parameter prediction based on genetic algorithm-whale algorithm optimizing backpropagation neural network[j]. zhejiang agricultural science, 2019, 60(1):5. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 93 an overview of intelligent parking systems lanlan sun* school of information engineering, huang shan university, huang shan, anhui province 242700, china * corresponding author email: lilysun1015@163.com abstract: with the development of internet technology, intelligent parking system has been developed. china's intelligent parking management platform has been connected to the front-end parking points, integrating the parking points of the original information island into a parking network. gather parking point data into a data center to comb and comprehensive data application provide parking operators scheduling management, financial management, operation analysis, marketing management, advertising management and parking service for owners to provide parking query parking reservation, parking path navigation, electronic payment, monthly, bill inquiry, convenient parking services. the mit study leverages third-party services to parking recommender systems and provide personalized parking space recommendations for users according to past experience of the user telecom research institute. users are able to receive parking recommendations while maintaining privacy, because parking measurements weigh practicality against privacy. an intelligent multistory management system in parking depended on rfid technology and user preference review has been studied abroad, which effectively solves the problem of parking lot. keywords: intelligent parking; internet of things; parking management system. 1. introduction with the combination of artificial intelligence technology and the internet of things, all kinds of industries in our country have been developing rapidly. intelligent parking is also an important product of the combination of artificial intelligence and the internet of things. at present, the intelligent parking system is promoted gradually. a variety of new technologies and the application of new materials make the intelligent parking system perfect gradually. many cutting-edge technologies in the field of modern control and intelligent transportation are in intelligent parking systems. [1] in this article, we review the recently published articles, mainly from the last 5 years, on intelligent parking systems with sensors, embedded systems, context-aware capabilities and lot enhancements, which save time, fuel, energy, and reduce drivers' stress. [2] to achieve this goal, we review different model intelligent parking solutions based on algorithm-based formalism, theoretical frameworks, formal models, prototypes based on smart devices, and real-time applications. it is based on intelligent parking agent guidance system, intelligent parking reservation system, intelligent parking algorithm solution for parking guidance and information system and automatic parking system. 2. historical development in 1995, the concept of the internet of things was first mentioned in a book by bill gates, who described the internet of things using the camera as an example, but the concept was not accepted in the environment at that time. in 1999, mit's auto-id center proposed the "internet of things" based on rfid logistics networks. but the technology hasn't yet arrived in china or spread globally. in 2005, the international telecommunication union mentioned in the internet report that the concentric era of the internet of things is coming, and at this time some technologies of the internet of things are also playing an initial role in china's parking system. after 2006, with the rise and maturity of machine learning, especially deep learning and front-end embedded deployment technologies, as well as the substantial improvement of core force, great progress has been made in license plate recognition technology. in 2009, ibm put forward the concept of smart earth, and since then, the concept of internet of things has been recognized globally. at the same time, shenzhen an expo jieshun exhibited a mobile phone card function of the parking lot equipment, that is, when entering the parking lot, the mobile phone distance from the card reader 5-10 cm range can be identified. [1] it was also during this period that china mobile piloted the first smart community in shenzhen, and realized applications such as micropayment and unlimited video surveillance at home. this is the equivalent of embedding rifd services into a mobile phone sim. in 2016, the national 13th five-year plan for development proposed the development of the internet of things open-loop application. in 2017, the ministry of industry and information technology proposed to build a lot infrastructure with wide coverage, large connectivity and low power consumption, and develop nb-lot-based technology applications. b-lot technology uses narrowband communication with low power consumption, wide coverage and dense. [2] high degree advantage, so that parking equipment directly networking, geomagnetic, ground lock, charging pile, lora technology has made it possible for community networks to form a large network due to its industry norms. at the city level, parking equipment data is uploaded via the internet of things, so checkpoints set up on the road can continuously transmit information to the platform. for the city platform, the municipal government and the online parking enterprise platform are connected to obtain parking lot location data, so as to grid the data of the city parking lot, and then share these data with customers, so as to facilitate the public to find parking spaces and solve the problems of some parking users. nb-i0t technology and lora technology are mainly used. in 2018, alibaba fully entered the internet of things area, 94 china is thus entering a period of comprehensive application of the internet of things and intelligent parking system. the scene of license plate recognition landing technology is constantly subdivided, and there are many complex scenes of intelligent parking. in recent years, many people have been financially supported, and many people want to have their own private garage, so now intelligent development is a big trend. many people have garage doors connected to license plate recognition. you just drive up to the door and the garage door will open automatically, which is a very easy way. the most common are garage sliding doors or roll-up doors that use a turbine in conjunction with license plate recognition. in 2019, the national power grid was built into the electric internet of things, and geomagnetic technology has gradually come into the public eye. current technology is based on the fact that the ferromagnetic material contained in the vehicle itself affects the geomagnetic signal in the area where the vehicle is located, so the earth's magnetic field lines near here bend. when the vehicle passes near the sensor, the sensor can receive the signal and analyze it to obtain the relevant data of the detection target. at present, the market of geomagnetic vehicle detector mainly adopts wireless transmission. this method has the advantages of high detection accuracy, stability and reliability, convenient installation and maintenance, so it quickly occupied the market and achieved great success. in recent two years, information technology continues to advance, machine learning model has been used in parking prediction, especially in urban areas. huge progress has been made in parking prediction methods based on machine learning. the characteristics and techniques of neural networks, combined with the characteristics and challenges of parking problems. the development of the internet of things has experienced two waves, one is the active guidance from china and the united states since 2009, and the other is from 2016 till now. under the influence of the internet of things, the intelligent parking system has made great progress. great breakthroughs have been made in the following aspects in china. about the time-consuming access to the parking lot. second, special parking spaces are provided, such as large parking spaces, simple parking spaces, parking spaces with charging piles and other services of different consumption levels. third, park a large number of cars in the same space. for example, a three-dimensional parking garage allows cars to park at different levels of the same space; to solve the problem of spaced parking, a shared parking garage can be established. at present, intelligent parking mainly includes parking guidance, parking lot management, reverse car search and other main functions. some intelligent parking lots also add special vehicle management functions, using parking perception, video recognition, intelligent card reading and other technical means, to provide exclusive rights for special vehicles, automatic guidance into exclusive parking. 3. analysis of the current situation at present, intelligent parking in china refers to the comprehensive application of wireless communication, mobile terminal, gps positioning, gis and other technologies in information collection, comprehensive management, data query, booking and navigation services of urban parking spaces, and real-time update of parking resources. [2] maximize the use of parking resources, maximize the profits of the parking lot, convenient car owners parking services. simply put, the "wisdom" of intelligent parking is reflected in: "intelligent parking + automatic parking fee payment". to provide owners with peacetime parking, off-peak parking, parking space rental, parking car after-sales service, parking search, parking navigation and other services. the purpose of smart parking is to allow car owners to find the right parking space faster, including both offline and online smart ways. online intelligence is reflected in the owners' mobile phone app, wechat, alipay, access to the designated location of the parking lot, parking vacancy information, charging standards, can book and other services, and realize payment in advance, online payment and other functions. offline intelligence is reflected in making it easier for parkers to park their cars in parking spaces. at present, there are many researches on advanced technology of intelligent parking system. in recent years, the main research has the following three kinds. 3.1. electronic parking system the electronic parking system is based on a web app on a smartphone. this is a system that you can use remotely, as long as you download the app you need to your phone and use the app to operate remotely. [3] first, in order to use the smartphone app, users need to register the required personal and vehicle information. once registered, users have access to electronic parking facilities. [2] the electronic parking system provides users with a variety of facilities, such as providing information on the occupancy of different parking locations located in other parking lots, vehicle transfers to the nearest parking lot, booking services, multiple payment methods, vehicle security, parking lot retrieval facilities. 3.2. automatic parking system aps is a mechanical automatic control system, meaning that it stops automatically without human intervention. the first is an automated parking facility (apf), where users register their vehicles and drop them off at designated locations. [4] from there, a mechanical system can automatically park the vehicle in a specific parking space. if the user wants to retrieve the vehicle, he must first log into the system and pay for parking. after a fee is paid, the vehicle is automatically removed from its parking space. and the system uses a digital display to provide users with information about the number of available parking spaces. in addition, aps classifies vehicles by model and places them in different types of parking lots. aps provides for the highly efficient use of parking spaces without damaging any vehicles. 3.3. intelligent payment system the intelligent parking system allows users to schedule a device that they can pay for in advance rather than a traditional device that keeps time during parking. by arranging convenient payment facilities, the system contributes directly to fast and easy collection. the time it takes to collect parking fees, fines and the like, has fallen. moreover, when operating in the system, fast access to incoming users is guaranteed. as a result, the amount of time the parking lot is empty is greatly reduced. the system can use nfc, rfid, induction card and other non-contact mode. the system can also arrange a variety of secure online payment methods, such as parking fees can be directly deducted from the app. [4] to calculate the cost, the system uses the same sensors to measure the probability of the garage being used. 95 4. conclusion in recent years, as the internet continues to improve, machine learning models are being used in parking prediction, especially in urban areas. parking prediction methods using machine learning have been practiced. combined with the characteristics and skills of neural networks, combined with the characteristics and difficulties of parking fault problems, we have great expectations for the future of intelligent parking data. the first component we'll look at is one that handles data. after the sensing part sends the occupied state to the local server, the post-processing process begins to prepare the input sequence. generally, the scattered perceptual states and the concentrated perceptual conclusions are evaluated as the overall summary of parking occupancy. then, two sequences are calculated to be shortterm real-time state sequences and long-term historical state occupancy sequences, and both sequences are ready for use. we can also predict the impact received, parking activity is highly influenced by the state of the property, including different times of day, the overall weather of the week, weather conditions, where the parking is located, etc. this information needs to be collected continuously and fully integrated into the forecasting system. [5] here, we can build a collection attribute information component that collects the necessary factors, the multiple types of parking lots (business, work, shopping, rest areas, etc.), weather conditions (sunny, cloudy, rainstorm, cloudy, etc.), different time periods of the day, number of sunny days of the week, different types of roads (highways, trunk roads, local streets, etc.) are then processed as input to the forecast component[5privacy]. references [1] li, h., zhang, h., wang, m., et al. (2021) deep learning based packing space detection in intelligent parking system. 16735692. [2] fahim, a., mehedi hasan, b., muhtasim alam chowdhury, a. (2021) intelligent parking systems: a comprehensive review based on various aspects. heliyon, e07050:1-10. [3] dureja, a., sangwan, s. (2020) intelligent traffic management system using ant colony optimization and internet of things. wiley, 5248: 1-12. [4] zulfiqar, h., mahfooz ul haque, h., tariq, f., et al. 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(2019) parking recommender system privacy preservation through anonymization and differential privacy. wiley, 12297: 1-30. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 40 the present situation, problems and countermeasures of manufacturing investment in anhui province qianrong ma1, a, le yang2, b, zejiong zhou3, * 1 school of finance, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china 2 school of art, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china 3school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china * corresponding author: aczzj123456@163.com, a2070942842@qq.com, b3471852723@qq.com abstract: firstly, this paper analyzes the overall investment situation and sub industry investment situation of manufacturing industry in anhui province. then, it points out the existing problems in the scale of manufacturing investment, sub industry investment, capital source, investment efficiency and regional investment coordination in anhui province. finally, the paper puts forward countermeasures and suggestions on how to improve the investment efficiency of manufacturing industry in anhui province. keywords: manufacturing; source of funds; investment efficiency. 1. introduction manufacturing industry is not only the focus of the big country game, but also the main battlefield of economic and technological competition. if the manufacturing industry is strong, the country will be strong, and if the manufacturing industry is prosperous, the country will be prosperous. in recent years, anhui has unswervingly promoted high-tech, high-tech production, high-quality products, high-efficiency enterprises and high-end industries, accelerated the construction of a strong manufacturing province, and the overall economic situation has been stable and good. according to the report of the white paper on the business environment of china's regional manufacturing industry in 2020, the business environment of anhui's manufacturing industry ranks 8th in the country, and the policy environment ranks 8th in the country. on june 19, 2020, the development and reform commission of anhui province and the department of finance of anhui province issued the detailed rules for the special implementation of financial discount interest for manufacturing financing in anhui province. according to the detailed rules, anhui province will implement a 100-billion-yuan discount interest policy for manufacturing financing, stabilize manufacturing investment, ensure the stability of the industrial chain and supply chain, and promote the industrial transformation and upgrading of the province. for the manufacturing loans granted by qualified enterprises, the people's bank of china will supplement the preferential funds of re loan and re discount in equal amount. at the same time, the people's bank of china shall guide qualified manufacturing enterprises to conduct bond financing and conduct evaluation of bond underwriting business of financial institutions; we will support financial institutions with sound operations, reasonable asset growth, and significant quality and effectiveness in serving the development of the real economy to issue capital bonds, expand the source of funds, and improve the ability to provide credit to manufacturing enterprises. at present, although the strategy of building a strong manufacturing province in anhui province has achieved certain results, there are still some problems in anhui manufacturing investment, which require us to attach great importance to. 2. analysis on the overall investment situation of manufacturing investment in anhui 2.1. the overall investment in manufacturing industry shows an upward trend according to the data of manufacturing investment from 2012 to 2021, anhui's manufacturing investment generally shows an upward trend. from 2012 to 2016, the investment in manufacturing industry increased steadily. in 2016, the investment in manufacturing industry exceeded trillion yuan for the first time, reaching 1038.831 billion yuan. from 2016 to 2018, the growth rate of manufacturing investment increased significantly. in 2018, the growth rate of anhui manufacturing investment reached 33.33%. from 2018 to 2019, the growth rate of manufacturing investment decreased and the growth rate slowed down. the amount of manufacturing investment increased from 1524.5 billion yuan to 1684.5 billion yuan. in 2020, affected by factors such as the spread of domestic and foreign epidemics and the price fluctuation of raw materials in the manufacturing industry, the production and operation of the manufacturing industry also fluctuated greatly. the investment growth rate in the past decade was negative for the first time, and the investment amount also decreased to 1584.504 billion yuan. in 2021, facing the complex and severe external environment and against the background of multiple domestic epidemics, our province will focus on high-quality coordinated development based on reality, and continue to make a big cake for manufacturing development. thanks to the effective implementation of various preferential policies for enterprises, the investment in manufacturing industry increased by nearly 140 billion yuan compared with 2019. the effect of the policy of "double inviting and double attracting" is obvious. in 2021, our province organized nine batches of major investment projects to start collectively. the number of industrial projects in the warehouse in the province increased by 1549, including 863 industrial projects with more than 100 million 41 yuan. the investment in manufacturing industry gradually rebounded, with an annual growth of 14.6%, 5.2 percentage points higher than the overall investment growth, which provided a strong support for the rapid growth of the manufacturing industry in the province. 2.2. the growth rate of manufacturing investment has dropped from 2012 to 2021, the growth rate of anhui manufacturing investment alternated. from 2012 to 2016, the growth rate of manufacturing investment alternated, falling to 9.4% in 2016; after that, due to the capacity reduction in the early stage, the supply of industrial products exceeded the demand, and the capacity utilization rate increased significantly, causing the growth rate of manufacturing investment to stop falling and pick up, significantly rising from the historical low of 9.4% in 2016 to the maximum of 33.3% in 2018; in 2019, due to the double pressure of the domestic and international economic downturn, the growth rate of manufacturing investment dropped precipitously. after reaching 33.33% in 2018, it suddenly dropped to 10.1% in 2019. in 2020, covid-19 made the manufacturing industry even worse. in 2020, the manufacturing industry showed negative growth for the first time, with a growth rate of 5.6%. in 2021, anhui's manufacturing investment achieved good results and resumed positive growth, with a growth rate of 14.6%. it can be seen that manufacturing investment shows different differences in different stages. compared with the growth rate of manufacturing investment in anhui and the growth rate of manufacturing investment in china, it can be seen that the manufacturing investment in anhui has been higher than the national level except that it was lower than the national growth rate in 2012 and 2020. in 2012, the growth rate of anhui's manufacturing investment was 1.6 percentage points lower than that of the national manufacturing investment. since 2013, the growth rate of anhui's manufacturing investment has been significantly higher than that of the national manufacturing investment, and the gap is gradually widening. at the end of 2018, the gap reached 26.83 percentage points, the largest value in the decade from 2011 to 2020. even after the sharp decline in 2019, it is still 7 percentage points higher than the national average growth rate. the trend relationship between anhui manufacturing investment and national manufacturing investment shows that, on the one hand, although the efficiency level of china's manufacturing industry has been steadily improved, the downstream industries, especially small and micro enterprises, are still under great pressure in the process of capacity reduction, the vitality of market players needs to be stimulated, and the manufacturing industry needs to operate steadily to improve quality and efficiency; on the other hand, it shows that the strategy of building a strong manufacturing province in anhui has formed a joint force to promote the high-quality development of the manufacturing industry, and provides a solid guarantee for the development of manufacturing investment. affected by the base of 2020, the growth rate of manufacturing investment in anhui province in 2021 showed a trend of "high in the front and low in the rear", falling from 21.2% in the first quarter to 14.6% in the whole year. however, excluding the influence of the base, the average growth rate of manufacturing investment in the two years gradually decreased from 10.6% in the first quarter to 7.05% in the first half of the year, and then to 6.75% in the first three quarters. the annual growth rate was 7.3%. as the manufacturing investment base in 2020 is low, the growth rate of anhui manufacturing investment in the first quarter of 2021 is as high as 21.2%. the industrial production at the end of the second quarter and the beginning of the third quarter is affected by the flood, and the growth rate of fixed assets investment is also facing a certain impact. compared with the high investment amount in the first quarter, it is down by 7.1%. in the second half of 2021, under the lagging influence of the improvement of enterprise profits and the recovery of domestic and foreign demand, the average growth rate of manufacturing investment in the two years continued to be good. however, the crowding effect of raw material prices on the profits of the middle and lower reaches could not be eliminated in the short term, and there was little room for repair of manufacturing investment. the annual growth rate of manufacturing investment reached 14.6%, and the average growth rate in the two years reached 7.3%. 2.3. analysis of capital source of manufacturing investment this part is mainly to make a detailed comparative analysis of the investment capital sources of anhui manufacturing industry from 2012 to 2020. from 2012 to 2020, the largest source of anhui's manufacturing investment funds is selfraised funds, and the main sources of self-raised manufacturing funds are various special funds and special loans. the total investment of self-raised funds has increased from 560.807 billion yuan in 2012 to 1479.643 billion yuan in 2020, and the total investment has nearly tripled. the investment proportion of self-raised funds shows an alternating trend of increase and decrease, but it is always the part with the largest proportion. from 2012 to 2020, the selfraised funds of anhui manufacturing investment accounted for about 90% of the total investment funds of the manufacturing industry. it can be seen that the overall investment funds of anhui manufacturing industry are still highly dependent on the self-raised funds. domestic loans are the second largest source of investment funds for anhui's manufacturing industry, and the total amount of funds shows a trend of decreasing first and then increasing. from 2016 to 2020, there was an overall upward trend, from 30.338 billion yuan to 85.069 billion yuan. this is mainly due to the widening of investment channels in the manufacturing industry, and the state continues to attach importance to the development of the manufacturing industry. among them, it dropped to 59.908 billion yuan in 2019, mainly due to the global economic downturn and the sino us trade war, which led to a decline in domestic loans to the manufacturing industry. at the end of 2021, the cppcc anhui provincial committee held a counterpart consultation forum on "promoting financial support for high-quality development of manufacturing industry" to discuss how to continuously increase financial support for the transformation and upgrading of traditional manufacturing industry and the development of strategic emerging industries, focusing on serving the real economy, especially the manufacturing industry. this will effectively broaden the development path of manufacturing investment. in the future, the proportion of domestic loans and bonds is expected to increase, and promote the healthy development of anhui manufacturing investment sources. 42 3. analysis of investment in manufacturing industry by industry in anhui 3.1. analysis of investment in manufacturing industry by industry from the perspective of the overall change trend, the growth rate of investment in various industries of the manufacturing industry shows a downward trend, and the change range of investment in various industries is different. in 2020, the growth rate of anhui's manufacturing industry was 5.6%%, a year-on-year decrease of 15.7%. among the 31 industries, in addition to food manufacturing, petroleum processing, coking and nuclear fuel processing, chemical raw materials and chemical manufacturing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, non-ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing, iron, shipbuilding, aerospace and other transportation equipment manufacturing and comprehensive utilization of waste resources, the investment volume of these eight industries increased and the growth rate was higher than that in the past. the growth rate of the other 23 industries showed a downward trend and a large decline. it can be seen from the table that most of the manufacturing industries whose investment can maintain positive growth in 2020 are heavy industries with high growth rate, such as oil processing, coking and nuclear fuel processing industry of 59.5%, ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry of 43.9%, nonferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry of 15.2%; light industry accounts for a small proportion and the growth rate is low, such as 9% in the textile industry and 0.4% in the food manufacturing industry. the top three industries with the highest growth rate were petroleum processing, coking and nuclear fuel processing, comprehensive utilization of waste resources, ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing, up 59.5%, 57.7% and 43.9% year-on-year; the top three industries with the largest decline were tobacco products, chemical fiber manufacturing and general equipment manufacturing, with a year-on-year decrease of 122.5%, 94.6% and 60.2%. it is worth noting that the special equipment manufacturing industry is the only manufacturing industry that has maintained positive growth for ten consecutive years against the background of the epidemic. this is mainly due to the high attention anhui has paid to high-end equipment manufacturing in recent years, the implementation plan of "double bidding and double introduction" for high-end equipment manufacturing, the adherence to the industrial chain investment, and the active introduction and landing of new enterprises with strong driving capacity. although the development trend is good, objectively speaking, anhui's professional equipment manufacturing foundation is relatively weak, the overall scale is small, and there is a lack of "big country and heavy equipment" and leading enterprises with important influence in china. the next investment direction should focus on solving the problems of incomplete categories, small scale and talent shortage in the professional equipment manufacturing industry. 3.2. analysis of investment sources of manufacturing industry by industry at present, the investment sources of anhui manufacturing industry mainly include state budget funds, domestic loans, bonds, foreign capital utilization, self-raised funds and other funds (including social funds, personal funds, free donations, etc.), and the proportion of various funds is different. this part is mainly to make a detailed comparative analysis of the investment capital sources of manufacturing industry in anhui by industry in 2020. it can be seen from the total investment sources of manufacturing industry in 2020 that there are three industries with more than 150 billion yuan, namely, general equipment manufacturing industry (184.980 billion yuan), special equipment manufacturing industry (181.190 billion yuan) and non-metallic mineral products industry (167.401 billion yuan). there are also electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing industry (127.362 billion yuan), automobile manufacturing industry (112.100 billion yuan), and computer, communication and other electronic equipment manufacturing industry (110.779 billion yuan). from the distribution of capital sources, it can be seen that the largest source of anhui manufacturing investment funds is self-raised funds, and the main sources of self-raised capital construction funds are various special funds and special loans. among the self-raised funds, special equipment manufacturing industry, general equipment manufacturing industry, non-metallic mineral products industry, electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing industry and automobile manufacturing industry have investment funds of 100 billion yuan, with investment amounts of 173.519 billion yuan, 164.890 billion yuan, 159.826 billion yuan, 118.325 billion yuan and 106.657 billion yuan respectively. however, the investment in tobacco products industry, metal products and mechanical equipment repair industry is far lower than that in other industries, with less than 200 million yuan. from the above comparison, it can be concluded that self-financing is the main source of investment by industry, accounting for more than 90%, followed by domestic loans and other funds. however, the investment funds from the state budget, foreign capital and bonds are very small, less than 1%. 4. problems in manufacturing investment in anhui 4.1. the investment scale has been reduced in terms of the total investment in fixed assets, the investment in manufacturing has always been the first in the industry. even though the total investment in 2020 has decreased compared with the previous year due to the epidemic, it still leads other industries. in order to eliminate the impact of price factors and facilitate the comparison of investment among industries, from a relative data the proportion of manufacturing investment in fixed assets investment, it jumped from 39.18% in 2017 to 46.72% in 2018, and then to 47.10% in 2019, reaching the highest point since 2013. the proportion in 2020 and 2021 is difficult to exceed that in 2019. see table 3-11 for details. for the goal of building anhui into a strong manufacturing province during the 14th five year plan period, the current manufacturing investment is still insufficient. 4.2. slow recovery of investment only 11 of the 31 manufacturing industries realized investment growth in 2020, while most of the 11 industries only achieved growth rate greater than zero. compared with the growth rate data of previous years, the gap is still large, indicating that the recovery of manufacturing investment is slow. among the other 20 industries that have not realized 43 investment growth, the manufacturing of alcohol, beverages and refined tea, tobacco products, textile and clothing, clothing, wood processing and wood, bamboo, rattan, palm and grass products, furniture manufacturing, cultural, industrial, sports and entertainment manufacturing, chemical fiber manufacturing, non-metallic mineral products, metal products, general equipment manufacturing, electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing, instrument manufacturing and other manufacturing industries, in the metal products and mechanical equipment repair industry, the investment in these 14 industries even decreased by more than 10% over the previous year. from the perspective of industrial chain, the upstream raw material industry recovers slightly faster, the investment in the equipment manufacturing industry in the middle reaches is still sluggish as a whole, while the investment in the downstream consumer manufacturing industry continues to grow negatively. the slow improvement of the investment in the middle and downstream industries is the main drag on the investment in the manufacturing industry. 4.3. unreasonable source of funds from 2012 to 2020, self-raised funds have always accounted for an equal proportion in the investment sources of anhui's manufacturing industry. except for 2012, 2018 and 2019, the proportion is about 87%, and the other years are more than 90%. the total proportion of the state budget funds, domestic loans, bonds, foreign capital and other funds shall not exceed 10%. among them, the proportion of state budget funds, bonds and utilized foreign capital is less than 1% each year. for high-tech enterprises, a large amount of capital investment is needed in the early stage of development, and obtaining external financing is very important for their development. 4.4. obvious investment gap between regions by comparing the manufacturing investment in the three major regions of southern anhui, central anhui and northern anhui from 2019 to 2021, it is found that the central anhui has always been in the leading position in the three years. the proportion of manufacturing investment in southern anhui in the whole province is very stable, at about 6.5%, which is at the middle level. in 2021, the gap between the growth rates of investment in the three regions has been smaller than that in the previous two years. the growth rate in southern anhui is about 2 percentage points higher than that in the whole province, and that in northern and central anhui is slightly lower than the average level of the whole province. however, as the base number of manufacturing investment in northern anhui is smaller than that in central and southern anhui, the total investment is still difficult to reach the same level under the similar growth rate. the average level of central and southern anhui has reached 100 billion. from the regional perspective, the investment amount of suzhou, huaibei and bengbu has also reached the level of 100 billion, but the investment amount of fuyang, huainan and bozhou is too low. the gap between suzhou with the highest amount and huainan with the lowest amount is more than 100 billion. this situation also exists in central and southern anhui. hefei and lu'an in central anhui province and wuhu and chizhou in southern anhui province have an investment gap of more than 200 billion yuan. it shows that the manufacturing investment gap in anhui province not only exists between the north and the south, but also between the cities within the region. 4.5. low resource utilization efficiency from 2013 to 2021, the scale efficiency of anhui manufacturing investment decreased from 0.947 to 0.659 almost year after year, and the investment efficiency has been decreasing. this indicates that there is invalid investment in the manufacturing industry at present, and the capital input and output of the manufacturing industry have been mismatched, that is, the resource allocation is unreasonable. from the perspective of the industry, the overall high-end degree of the manufacturing industry is not enough. from the perspective of investment efficiency of manufacturing industry in various cities in 2021, the technical efficiency and pure technical efficiency of huangshan, huainan, fuyang, bozhou and hefei are higher than the average. three of the five cities belong to the northern anhui region. the technical efficiency of half of the cities in northern anhui is higher than the average value of the whole province, but the overall investment has been lagging behind, and the efficiency is high but there is no place to play. 5. countermeasures to solve the investment problem of manufacturing industry in anhui anhui's manufacturing investment is facing the problems of shrinking investment scale, slow recovery, unreasonable source of funds, obvious regional gap and low efficiency of resource utilization, which can be solved from five aspects: increasing investment intensity, improving investment confidence, broadening financing channels, narrowing regional gap and expanding effective investment. the details are as follows: 5.1. increase investment in manufacturing according to the work report of anhui government in 2022, one of the main expected objectives in 2022 is to strive to increase fixed assets investment by more than 10%. one of the key tasks is to give full play to the advantages of anhui province in history and culture, scientific and technological innovation, manufacturing industry foundation, geographical location, comprehensive transportation and ecological environment. the growth of fixed assets investment should drive the growth of manufacturing investment and achieve the goal of gradually increasing the proportion of manufacturing investment. only in this way can the position of manufacturing industry be stabilized and the advantages of manufacturing industry be brought into play. 5.2. improve manufacturing investment confidence the deterioration of the profit distribution pattern of the upstream, middle and downstream industries caused by the rise of raw material prices is the main reason why it is difficult to recover the investment in the manufacturing industry quickly. the profit space of the middle and downstream industries is squeezed, and the proportion of the middle and downstream investment is more than half. the investment confidence needs to be restored. in order to meet the requirements of "consolidating the foundation and strengthening the yuan and stabilizing the expectations" put forward by the meeting of the political bureau of the cpc central committee, it is necessary to accelerate the recovery of demand. we should not only take measures to ensure 44 supply and price stability, but also protect the recovering consumer market, pay attention to the new trends and trends of consumption, and meet the demands of consumers to the greatest extent. 5.3. expand financing channels of manufacturing industry at the end of 2021, the anhui provincial people's political consultative conference held a counterpart consultation forum on "promoting financial support for high-quality development of the manufacturing industry". the meeting emphasized that the financial system should firmly establish the concept that serving the real economy is its bounden duty and purpose, further enhance the sense of responsibility and urgency for high-quality development of the financial service manufacturing industry, we will continue to increase financial support for the transformation and upgrading of the province's manufacturing industry and the development of strategic emerging industries. it is necessary to implement the requirements of the symposium, increase the proportion of medium and long-term loans and credit loans to the manufacturing industry, and increase the support for credit to the high-tech manufacturing industry. promote the healthy development of investment capital sources of anhui manufacturing industry. 5.4. narrowing the regional gap in manufacturing investment there has always been a gap in manufacturing investment between northern anhui and southern and central anhui, and there is also an imbalance in manufacturing investment between the six prefecture level cities in northern anhui. in order to narrow the gap between northern anhui and southern and central anhui and promote the coordinated development of the six cities in northern anhui, we must grasp the opportunity of the construction of industrial transfer clusters in northern anhui. anhui's banking and insurance industries are already pouring financial water into the construction of the cluster area. the northern part of anhui should strengthen the sense of urgency, further optimize the business environment, actively strengthen communication and connection, and create good conditions for industrial transfer. in order to better serve the market entities, we should deepen the reform of the commercial system, intensify the efforts to streamline administration and delegate power, speed up the construction of the system of "provincial single order" list of rights and responsibilities, and implement various tax reduction and fee reduction measures; in order to improve the financing environment, it is necessary to actively promote the cooperation between government, bank and enterprises, establish the credit status and rating related financing and credit mechanism, explore the development of mortgage free and guarantee free credit loans, project equity and creditor's rights financing, and strengthen enterprise financing services . 5.5. expand effective investment in manufacturing expanding effective investment in manufacturing can not only help the recovery of manufacturing investment in anhui, but also improve the efficiency of manufacturing investment in anhui. in 2021, the added value of high-tech manufacturing industry and equipment manufacturing industry increased by 27.4% and 15.5% respectively over the previous year, accounting for 13.6% and 33.8% of the added value of industries above designated size. the contribution of scientific and technological innovation to the economic growth of the province is more prominent. in order to enable the manufacturing industry in the province to recover as soon as possible and better cope with economic fluctuations, it is necessary to increase support for the transformation, optimization and upgrading of traditional industries, accelerate the transformation of energy saving and carbon reduction in the industry, transform and upgrade the traditional manufacturing industry to 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[6] song zhihui. strategic differentiation, financial flexibility and enterprise performance -an empirical study based on china's manufacturing industry [d]. nanjing university of information technology, 2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 87 let starry light the world shiquan zhan, jiajun chen, chengxuan li south china normal university, foshan 528225, china abstract: when the night is no longer lit up by stars, when the light that man once craved gradually swallows up the world, light pollution leaves the night sky without its background, and life on the blue planet is immersed in the pain of light invasion. how to measure and solve light pollution has become an urgent global problem in today’s world, and we are deeply worried about it. so, we built an indicator model and developed effective methods to improve light pollution. for task i : in order to enhance the wide applicability of our model, we established topsis method based on ahp model and entropy weight method, which was used to analyze the indirect factors reflecting light pollution to the degree of regional pollution and their respective proportions. it is showed on the results that the regional vehicle ownership is the indirect factor reflecting the greatest degree of light pollution. after that, we deeply analyzed the more specific factors reflecting the impact of light pollution on the area by establishing a random forest model. finally, we learned that biodiversity was the most important factor reflecting the impact of light pollution, accounting for 37% among the factors we consider. for task ii: in order to control the influencing factors, light intensity and color temperature were divided into four levels as first-level factors, and the influence of artificial light was taken as second-level factors. satellite images were simulated and optimal interval method and linear regression model were used to establish the contribution model of light pollution. through this model, we proposed three intervention strategies and evaluated each of the four regions. the results showed that the scheme using lampshades worked best in suburban and urban communities, reducing light pollution risk levels by about 52 percent. for task iii: we selected the most effective strategies for improving light pollution in shanghai and produced a leaflet at last. keywords: random forest model; optimal interval range; linear regression. 1. introduction 1.1. problem background "the global spread of artificial light is eroding the natural nocturnal environment, and light pollution has become a global problem, and it is continuing to worsen, and it is likely to worsen at an increasing rate." said by dr. alejandro sánchez de miguel. according to a recent study led by the university of exeter, global light pollution has increased by at least 49% in 25 years. and that number includes even light visible through satellites, which scientists estimated is far more severe than that. after adjusting for the data, scientists said the global increase in light pollution was as high as 270%, and in some regions as much as 400%. and there is something need to know. if the urban sky light source is too irradiated, it will not only affect the day and night routine of humans, but also destroy the migration route of birds, reduce the range of animal habitats, and disrupt the physiological rhythm of plants. therefore, it is urgent to improve light pollution, and we urgently need a reasonable and effective model to for malate corresponding countermeasures. so how exactly does light pollution occur? about 600,000 years ago, humans learned how to use campfires for heating and torch lighting, and the first artificial light was born. as a necessary product of technological development and modern society, artificial light is almost everywhere, from the bustling urban neon lights to the looming incandescent lights in the suburbs. although artificial light has its indispensable role, such as bringing light to human beings in the dark night and maintaining the normal operation of society, it will produce light pollution due to excessive use or wrong placement. what exactly is it measured by? and how does it affect a social environment, a region and a person? only after carefully exploring and finding out the answers to these questions can we develop the right strategy to solve the problem of light pollution. figure 1. rate of change in artificial light at night by satellites across continents. (1992 2017) [1] 1.2. our work this problem requires us to help people raise awareness of the impact of light pollution and develop intervention strategies to mitigate these impacts. our work includes the following aspects: to enhance the usability of the model, we have established topsis model based on ahp, entropy weight model and random forest regression model. the factor grade and contribution model of light pollution are given, and three measures are put forward considering the positive impact of artificial light, and the ideal model is introduced for evaluation. the control function is introduced for sensitivity analysis to verify the feasibility of our model. 88 2. assumptions and justifications considering that practical problems always contain many complex factors, first of all, we need to make reasonable assumptions to simplify the model, and each hypothesis is closely followed by its corresponding explanation: assumption 1: shanghai in china, seattle in the united states, bangladesh and amazonas state in brazil can be regarded as idealized cities, suburbs, rural areas and protected areas respectively, that is, we can extract their feature points and create a matrix with numerical values. explanation: in reality, there are many interference factors in these four regions due to geographical differences and other reasons, so the ideal model can avoid the possible influence of some differences, which is more conducive for us to develop reasonable strategies. assumption 2: during the implementation of our strategy, there will be no emergencies, such as epidemics, major disasters. explanation: if an emergency occurs during this period, the feedback data obtained after the implementation of our strategy will be too volatile, thus affecting the calculation and evaluation of our model and damaging its sensitivity. assumption 3: our strategy can be fully and smoothly implemented. explanation: because if all or part of the strategy cannot be implemented, then the data results we get based on the strategy simulation will produce huge errors. additional assumptions are made to simplify analysis for individual sections. these assumptions will be discussed at the appropriate locations. 3. notations table 1. notations 4. light pollution risk level assessment model 4.1. combined with topsis method of analytic hierarchy process 4.1.1. data selection in order to consider the influence of micro factors more comprehensively, we decided to start with four macro factors, namely, vehicle ownership, per capita income, population and artificial light intensity, which are the unnatural factors such as economy and population. it is worth mentioning that several models are used in this question. because the construction of comprehensive evaluation index considers the difference of each index more comprehensively, it can avoid the limitations brought by single index evaluation. 4.1.2. the establishment of the model topsis (technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution) is a commonly used and effective method in the analysis of multi-objective decision making. it can make full use of the information of the original data. the results can accurately reflect the gap between evaluation schemes. therefore, we initially use this basic model to analyze the influence of different light pollution factors. figure 2. the analysis of our combined model 4.2. entropy weight method improves weight distribution however, to judge the pollution degree of influencing factors of light pollution, it is necessary to melt the above four criteria into a synthetic standard reasonably. here we use the entropy weight method to assign weights to each criterion, which was used as a normal model by us. although the topsis method to obtain weights through the analytic hierarchy process is good, it is too subjective, so the following entropy weight method is introduced, which is an objective weighting method and tells us the weights through the data itself. so, this is the result of weight analysis on the index of macro factors of light pollution. figure 3. the degree of influence of the dominant factors 4.3. random forest model was adopted 4.3.1. model improvement and reasons after the study of the above macro factors, we believe that a widely applicable micro metric can be developed to determine the light pollution risk level of a site. but the model we used was not accurate enough. besides, the indicator we selected before are too sweeping. therefore, we established a new evaluation model as an extended model and introduced specific formulas to transform dependent variables into more specific factors for the subsequent analysis and use of the model. it can be used as a reference to evaluate the light pollution in different types of areas. therefore, seven factors were selected to determine the level of light pollution risk. which was applied to random forest model to obtain our evaluation model. [3, 5] random forest model consists of multiple decision trees. the basic principle of random forest is to use bootstrap method with replacement sampling to extract samples from the original data set as the training set, build a decision tree for each training set, and use the remaining unextracted samples as the test set (out-of-bag sample) to evaluate the 89 prediction effect. the remaining out-of-bag samples are used as the test set to evaluate the prediction effect. when constructing each decision tree, rf randomly selects a number of variables from all variables (or features) at each node of the decision tree as candidate variables, and selects the most important variables from them to participate in the node partitioning of the decision tree. repeat the above process n times. the random forest classifier classifies and discriminates the new data, and the prediction of the classification result is determined by the vote of the classifier model. figure 4. the process of our model 4.3.2. calculation of risk levels of light pollution and conclusion so, we evaluated the light pollution risk of a region by combining economic, population, biodiversity and geographical factors. these indicators can be quantified by human development index (hdi), population factor pop, biodiversity bi (the change rate of the number of organisms obtained by the recapture method), geographic geo, weather clime, urbanization rate ur, and population density pd, and the degree of light pollution can be quantified by night brightness lprli. in order to determine the extent to which light pollution affects each indicator, we first established a fitting regression model based on the collected data from different regions of the world. normalized dimensionless processing was carried out on the data, and fitting regression analysis was carried out by programming, and the results were as follows: figure 5. the results according to common sense, the result obtained by this method has a large error. using random forest to analyses, the importance of indicators was obtained as follows: figure 6. importance of indicators 5. effective intervention strategies 5.1. model improvement while we are anxious about the negative effects of artificial light, we cannot ignore the positive effects of artificial light. lighting, for example, can make cities safer, reduce crime and road accidents. promote economic development and tourism attraction and other positive effects. therefore, when proposing three possible intervention strategies, we could not blindly reduce light pollution. therefore, we formulated new indicators, obtained the optimal interval required for control through the new score, and proposed our strategy through the optimal interval range. 5.2. preparation before strategizing in order to determine the factors to be controlled, we incorporated the indicators in task1 into the new scoring criteria, i.e., luminosity, color temperature, and light duration. in order to simplify the calculation, we divided these three factors into four levels from 1 to 4, which will be more simplified in the subsequent processing. secondly, we use various factors to carry out linear regression on luminosity, color temperature and illumination duration respectively, and calculate the weight of each factor, so as to obtain the result score of influence on different factors. 5.2.1. secondary factor selection there are many effects brought by artificial light, which we mainly divide into positive and negative effects. among the positive factors, we chose social development level, night driving safety and night crime rate the negative factors we selected were glare level, energy waste level of artificial light at night and biological clock. level of social development: the level of social development reflects the scale or level of social and economic phenomena in different periods. generally, speaking, the more artificial light sources there are, the higher the level of social development there is. driving safety at night: the more artificial light, the more visible the road, making it safer to drive at night. night crime rate: the greater the amount of artificial light, the better the visibility at night, which helps to discourage most people from committing crimes, thus reducing the nighttime crime rate in the entire area. glare degree: glare is one of the most important factors affecting the quality of lighting, and glare is a measure of how uncomfortable the light is. the negative effects of artificial light on people depend heavily on the glare. 90 energy waste level of artificial light at night: the more artificial light sources there are, the more concentrated they are, the more energy is wasted in the area. this can lead to higher levels of energy waste at night in the area, wasting energy. degree of biological clock influence [6, 7]: the circadian schedule is regular and healthy for all living things. but because of artificial light, rest is often forced to delay, disrupting the circadian rhythm. 5.2.2. fitting of first-order factors after the second-level factors are completely processed, the least square method is used to carry out linear regression, and the following model formulas for the influence of secondlevel factor pairs and factors can be obtained respectively l = −1.425 − 0.031ϵ + 0.175η − 0.048µ − 0.158λ + 0.184φ + 0.147ξ t = −2.046 + 0.012ϵ + 0.247η + 0.029µ − 0.168λ + 0.196φ + 0.125ξ e = −0.088 − 0.003ϵ + 0.022η + 0.009µ + 0.014λ − 0.009φ − 0.001ξ and we then average the level 1 factors at different levels to get the following data. figure 7. the specific data 5.2.3. the establishment of scoring model since different contributions have different weights, we use the weight ratio in task1 for calculation, which can be seen in the following formula: wn = ai + bj + ck, i, j, k = 1, 2, 3, 4 where, a is the contribution of luminosity, b is the contribution of color temperature, c is the contribution of illumination duration, and w is the artificial illumination score obtained by us. the higher the score we get above, the better the overall benefit of artificial light. through calculation, 64 data were obtained, respectively representing different influencing factors, and the following image was drawn: figure 8. the optimal interval that we got among them, we can get the luminosity, color temperature and light duration interval when the score is highest. it can be obtained from the figure that the maximum value is 0.267323, and the corresponding x, y and z values are (0.214400, 0.469000, 0.065000) respectively. conclusion: in other words, our strategy requires a light level of 3 and a color level of 2 for light duration. 5.3. strategy proposal 5.3.1. reasons and ideas for improvement from the above we can get the luminosity, color temperature and light duration that we need to control. generally speaking, we need to keep the luminosity high but not too high, and reduce the color temperature and light duration appropriately. however, the effectiveness of intervention strategies may vary by location. therefore, in order to make our intervention strategies more personalized and achieve the purpose of adapting to local conditions, we need to use light pollution risk level indicators to evaluate the effects of different intervention strategies and select the most effective strategies. 5.3.2. the process of our test so, we took the night satellite images of four locations (fugure15-18) and wrote a program to simulate the night light intensity model of four typical areas. according to relevant literature, the risk level of light pollution in a region can be roughly calculated according to the following formula: figure 9. amazonas figure 10. bangladesh figure 11. seattle figure figure 12. shanghai risk_ level = mean light_ intensity − 1090 besides, we wrote a program to determine light pollution risk levels for four locations. the results are as follow (figure17-20): risk levels before intervention: protected land: −0.03395061728395062 rural communities: 0.537962962962963 suburb: 2.066358024691358 city center: 3.958333333333334 figure 13. the result of amazonas 91 figure 14. the result of bangladesh figure 15. the result of seattle figure 16. the result of shanghai 5.4. three intervention strategies and their effects each intervention strategy has its own unique potential impact. for example, turning off light fixtures may reduce lighting levels and affect people’s movement and safety at night. on the other hand, the use of light blockers may increase costs and maintenance requirements, while also potentially reducing lighting levels. therefore, selecting the most appropriate intervention strategy for a particular site requires a combination of factors, such as environmental conditions, use needs, and cost-effectiveness. it is also important to note that an intervention strategy may work in one location but not in another. therefore, assessments need to be made on a case-by-case basis. next, we used light pollution risk level indicators to assess the effects of these three interventions at different sites. strategy 1: add lampshades to reduce light scattering by half risk levels after intervention: protected land: −0.07253086419753087 rural communities: 0.21342592592592594 suburb: 0.9776234567901234 city center: 1.9236111111111107 strategy 2: plant lots of trees, natural light blockers risk levels after intervention: protected land: −0.05308641975308642 rural communities: 0.4530864197530865 suburb: 1.699074074074074 city center: 2.989197530864198 strategy 3: lighting control risk levels after intervention: protected land: −0.05679012345679012 rural communities: 0.42530864197530865 suburb: 1.5848765432098766 city center: 2.736111111111111 6. final conclusion in the above procedure, we calculated light pollution risk levels in four regions and compared the effects of three intervention strategies. it can be seen that for site 1, the effect of the three intervention strategies is similar, without any light pollution risk. for site 2, all three strategies have little effect. for sites 3 and 4, the use of lampshade has a better effect, which can reduce the risk level by about xx, while the effect of tree planting is equivalent to that of light control. considering the impact of light control on economic and social security, tree planting has the best effect between them. references [1] remote sens. 2021, 13(16), 3311; https: // doi.org / 10.3390 / rs13163311. 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[8] czaja monika, koton anna. how light pollution can affect spring development of urban trees and shrubs[j]. urban forestry & urban greening,2022,77. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 78 optimizing winafl for image parsing engine vulnerability discovery in pdf readers yue zhang*, zhibo du school of cybersecurity, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, 610200, china * corresponding author: yue zhang (email: zhangyue@6lack.cn) abstract: fuzzing is a kind of automated vulnerability discovering technique using black-box testing ideas. the pdf file format is very complex and can be embedded in many other formats, providing opportunities for malicious code to hide. in this paper, to solve the problem of high blindness in fuzzing for pdf files by the fuzzing tool winafl, we propose a targeted fuzzing scheme for the image parsing engine in pdf readers, optimize winafl purposefully, and conduct comparison experiments with the original winafl. the experiments show that the optimized fuzzing tool can find an average of 69.43% more unique crashes and 43.28% more path discoveries per unit of time for commonly used pdf readers. so, the method can improve the number of path discoveries and unique crash discoveries, proving the effectiveness and practicality of the method and using this method as an inspiration to propose an improved method for other embedded formats in pdf as the next research direction. keywords: fuzzing; pdf file format; exploitation of vulnerabilities. 1. introduction with the development of anti-virus technology, the spread of malicious executable programs has become very difficult, and hackers prefer to use documents as the first step in implementing attacks in apt attacks. portable document format (a.k.a. pdf) is one of the most popular file formats in the world, and pdf’s complex document structure gives malicious code room to hide. fuzzing is currently the most popular vulnerability detection technique. its basic principle is to mutate the seed file randomly to generate a large number of new program inputs, then execute it in the target program, track the target program running state information, and finally analyze the target program crash information to discover program vulnerabilities [1]. due to the lack of guidance, the blindness of traditional fuzzing seriously affects the efficiency of vulnerability detection. this gave birth to gray-box fuzzing, which obtains program runtime information with the help of lightweight program analysis and guides the fuzzing process with the help of runtime information to improve the efficiency of vulnerability detection [2] generally, fuzzing can be divided into generation-based and mutation-based fuzzing. generative-based fuzzing [3] usually requires the tester to provide the target program input's formatting information or syntax knowledge. the fuzzing program automatically generates program input for vulnerability detection based on the inherent format description files for different target programs. therefore, this approach is suitable for structured program inputs, such as html, javascript, etc., and represents fuzzer such as aflsmart [4]. on the other hand, mutation-based fuzzing does not require familiarity with the format of the input files. fuzzing tools generate new program input by a set of predefined mutation rules, representing fuzzer such as afl [5], aflfast [6], and winafl. in this paper, we optimize the variation method in winafl for the parsing engine of image format in pdf parser and propose a targeted fuzzing scheme for the image parsing engine in pdf reader to reduce the blindness of the winafl fuzzer for fuzzing of pdf files, which considers the test cases that can explore new execution paths to be of high value. 2. related knowledge and technology the method of this paper is to realize the vulnerability mining for pdf files on winafl, so this section first introduces the general process of the black box path feedback fuzzing test method based on dynamorio dynamic binary instrumentation and then briefly introduces the file structure of pdf files. 2.1. winafl based on dynamorio 2.1.1. dynamic binary instrumentation dynamic binary instrumentation (dbi) [7] is a technique that enables dynamic analysis of binary programs by injecting probe code, which is then executed as regular instructions. with dynamorio, we can monitor the running code of the program, and it also allows us to modify the program’s code. to be precise, dynamorio is a process virtual machine on which all the code of the monitored program is transferred to the buffer space for simulated execution. the specific architecture is shown in figure 1. figure 1. architecture design of dynamorio among them, the basic block is an important concept. suppose all instructions in a monitoring process are split along the boundary of control transfer instructions. in that case, they will be split into many blocks that start with an instruction but end with a control transfer instruction, as 79 shown in figure 2. figure 2. the concept of basic block these instruction blocks are the basic block concept defined in dynamorio, that is, the basic unit of operation. dynamorio simulates running instructions in one basic block at a time. when these instructions are finished, they will be run in another basic block through a context switch, and so on, until the monitored process is finished. 2.1.2. afl overview afl is a coverage-guided grey-box testing tool [5]. based on genetic algorithm, it uses compile-time instrumentation to determine whether a new internal state of the target program is triggered by the coverage information feedback of the program under test to find interesting test cases and guide the fuzzing strategy, which greatly improves the coverage of the test tool. its specific approximate steps are shown in figure 3. seed file queue corpus distillation arithmeticbitfilp interest dictionary havoc splice mutation seed file testcase target program trigger the crash? save the testcase and record crash trigger the new path? testcase write_to_testcase input yes noyes add no figure 3. architecture design of dynamorio 1) use afl-cmin to perform corpus distillation on the original seed files and remove duplicate files based on path feedback. this step is non-essential and is mainly used when there are many initial files. the generated set of files is added to the seed file queue. 2) select the preferred seed set from the seed queue according to the seed selection algorithm. 3) select a seed file according to the preset change. 4) for mutating the file using multiple mutation algorithms, many test cases are generated cyclically for testing. 5) if a program crash is triggered, a potential vulnerability may exist, store the file that triggered the crash and record the crash. 6) if a new path is found, add the test cases for that path to the seed queue. 7) when all the test cases generated by this seed are tested, continue from step 3 and so on. 2.1.3. winafl fuzzer in the field of fuzzing, afl is the most representative fuzzing tool, but because of the reason of its code design, it does not support the windows platform, and the winafl[8] project is the transplant of this fuzzer on the windows platform. afl uses compile-time instrumentation and genetic algorithm to implement its functions, while winafl uses dynamorio dynamic instrumentation instead of afl compile-time instrumentation to adapt to the windows platform, which is mainly closed-source software. through binary dynamic instrumentation, dynamorio can feed back the coverage information of the binary program to winafl, and the coverage is passed through the pipeline. in general, the whole winafl execution process is roughly as follows: 1) afl_fuzz.exe interacts with the target process by creating a named pipe and memory mapping. the pipe is used to send and receive commands to interact with the other process, and the memory mapping is mainly used to record the coverage information; 2) coverage record is mainly through drmgr_register_bb_instrumentation_event to set the callback function executed by bb. the coverage is recorded by instrument_bb_coverrage or instrument_edge_coverage, and if new execution paths are found, the samples are placed into the queue directory for subsequent file mutation to improve code coverage. 3) after the target process executes to the target function, pre_fuzz_handler will be called to store context information, including registers and running parameters; 4) after the target function is launched, the post_fuzz_handler function will be called to record the reply context information so as to execute the original target function and go back to the second step; 5) when the number of target function runs reaches the number of specified loop calls, the process will be interrupted and exit. 2.2. pdf 2.2.1. physical structure pdf documents are constructed hierarchically from a set of interconnected objects, according to the adobe pdf reference [9]. its physical structure consists of four basic components, as shown in figure 4. figure 4. the physical structure of a pdf document 1) header: the type identification of a pdf document is 80 located in the header, which starts with "%pdf-" followed by the version of the pdf specification that the document conforms to. for example, "%pdf-1.7" indicates that the document conforms to the pdf 1.7 version specification. 2) body: the main content of the document is stored in the body, which consists of multiple indirect objects that can store text, images, and other content. indirect objects can also record information such as font, color, size, image content, layout, position, and the relationship and display order between objects. when storing this content, pdf documents generally use existing compression methods to save storage space and document transmission costs. 3) cross-reference table (xref): starting with the keyword "xref", this section records the byte offsets of each object relative to the starting position of the document, in bytes. 4) trailer: starting with "trailer" and ending with "%%eof", the trailer stores two important pieces of information: the root object identified by the attribute keyword "root", and the byte offset position of the crossreference table relative to the beginning of the document, identified by the keyword "startxref". 2.2.2. logical structure pdf documents are a tree-like logical structure, with the root node "catalog" serving as the connection point between the physical and logical structure of the document, as shown in figure 5. figure 5: the logical structure of a pdf document when a pdf reader opens a pdf document, it first locates the catalog from the root field in the trailer and then uses this node to parse the page, directory, and link information. the catalog contains a wealth of information, including a page tree, an outline hierarchy, and article threads. the page tree is a collection of descriptions for all the pages in the pdf document, used to organize all page objects. the page object, in turn, describes the attributes, resources, and other information specific to a pdf page. 3. optimizing fuzzing for pdf file this article proposes an optimization method for winafl, which involves hijacking the "write_to_testcase" function in the main fuzzer part of the winafl project to achieve mutation of the image section in pdf documents. by using this method, more efficient and accurate testing can be carried out for the image parsing part in pdf parsing software, thereby improving the efficiency and quality of fuzzing test cases. 3.1. the write_to_testcase function the write_to_testcase function is a key function in winafl. it is used to write the test cases generated by the fuzzer to disk for subsequent execution and analysis. the function is located in the fuzzer.c file of winafl, and its prototype is as follows: void write_to_testcase(void* mem, size_t len, char* filename) in the process of fuzzing with winafl, the main fuzzer will call the write_to_testcase function to save the test case to the disk for each execution, so as to facilitate subsequent analysis and reproduction. in winafl, the write_to_testcase function is often executed after file mutation. its main function is to read the binary stream of the seed file that is ready to be executed for testing into memory and write this part of the binary stream into the current input file, which is by default the ".cur_input" file specified by winafl's output directory, but can also be a specified file. then winafl will call the run_target function to launch the target program and input this file into the target program. 4. algorithm framework in general, when performing fuzzing on pdf files, the common method is to use pdf files as seed files. in this article, in order to mutate the image part, the seed file is replaced with an image format. then, the write_to_testcase function is hijacked to replace the original operation of directly inputting the binary stream into the ".cur_input" file with custom operations. specifically, after hijacking the write_to_testcase function, a custom script is used to manipulate the test case so that each test case written to disk contains a mutated image. then, the run_target function was called to input the embedded pdf file into the target program. the modified process is shown in figure 6. hijack mutation testcase mutated image testcase generate a pdf testcase with mutated image the old write_to_testcase function × pdf testcase (contain the mutated image) figure 6: schematic diagram of the algorithm flow 81 through the function hijacking operation described above, the range of file mutation in the pdf file can be successfully narrowed down to a specific part, thereby improving the quality of test cases. to implement the above method and achieve better scalability, i chose to use a mixed compilation of python and c language. python has a large number of powerful library functions, and the code is concise and easy to maintain. at the same time, it can be easily embedded in c language. 5. experiment and analysis this paper improves fuzzing method based on winafl 1.16b (based on afl 2.43b). the experiment was deployed on a vmware virtual machine with 8gb memory, 8 cores, and 12th gen intel(rz) core(tm) i7-12700h cpu running 64-bit windows 21h2. wps pdf reader and pdf-x-change were selected as the targets, with each program running for 24 hours and the test results taken as the average of 3 tests. the experimental results for these two target programs are shown in table 1. table 1. comparison of experimental results the results show that the optimized winafl outperforms the native winafl in both the number of crashes discovered and the number of paths discovered for these two target programs. for wps pdf reader, the number of paths discovered increased by 40.94%, and the number of crashes discovered increased by 26. for pdf-x-change, the number of paths discovered increased by 45.62%, and the number of crashes discovered increased by 113. overall, the effectiveness of this optimization method is significant, which demonstrates the feasibility of the approach presented in this paper. 6. conclusion the purpose of this paper is to improve the fuzzing method in order to increase its efficiency and accuracy for testing pdf files. in order to mutate the image part of pdf files, this paper adopts the method of replacing the seed file with image format and controlling the test case generation process by hijacking the write_to_testcase function. in the implementation, the optimization method was implemented by using a mixed compilation of python and c, while wps pdf reader and pdf-x-change were later selected as the target programs for testing. the experimental results show that the method proposed in this paper has a significant improvement 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(2018). pdf reference (sixth edition): adobe portable document format version 1.7 [online]. available: https://www.adobe.com/devnet/pdf/pdf_reference_archive.ht ml. target program fuzzer total paths comparison unique crashes comparison wps pdf reader winafl 513 +40.94% 35 +74.29% optimized winafl 723 61 pdf-xchange winafl 833 +45.62% 175 +64.57% optimized winafl 1213 288 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 39 research on the application of artificial intelligence in image and text database retrieval junrong huang hong kong metropolitan university, hong kong, china abstract: in the graphic database, the difficulty of query processing lies in how to query the contents of various data, that is, content-based retrieval, which is an effective means and an important technology to realize multimedia data retrieval. in graphic database, the difficulty of query processing lies in how to query the content based on unformatted data, that is, content-based retrieval, which is an effective means and an important technology to realize multimedia data retrieval. intelligent information retrieval (ir) system is an intelligent computer ir system, which simulates the thinking process and intelligent activities of human beings about information processing, realizes the storage, retrieval and reasoning of information knowledge, and provides intelligent assistance to users. this paper analyzes the problems of image and text database retrieval driven by big data, explores the application effect of artificial intelligence (ai) in ir driven by big data, promotes the innovation and transformation of modern science and technology, and realizes the sustainable development of our society. keywords: big data; artificial intelligence; graphic database; information retrieval. 1. introduction most multimedia data have features that are difficult to describe with symbols, such as color distribution in images, motion in videos, tones in audio, etc. because they belong to unformatted data, it is quite difficult to query and process them, that is, content-based retrieval [1]. in the graphic database, the difficulty of query processing lies in how to query the contents of various data, that is, content-based retrieval, which is an effective means and an important technology to realize multimedia data retrieval. contentbased retrieval breaks through the limitation of traditional keyword-based retrieval, and directly analyzes images, videos and audio to extract features, which makes the retrieval closer to media objects [2]. in the traditional database retrieval, the retrieval methods based on identifiers, attributes, keywords and other forms are generally adopted. these methods are only related to data types and data structures, and do not need any analysis of the content [3]. however, in its application, the graphic database is not satisfied with these simple retrieval methods, but needs to analyze the semantic content of the media to get a deeper retrieval level. the application of ai in ir has solved the problems of data information classification and natural language comprehension, and improved the retrieval technology from keyword level to knowledge level [4]. with the development of ai, it has been applied to various industries, including language recognition, virtual system and so on. with the continuous development of society, the widespread use of ai has obviously improved the living standard of modern people. the application of ai in ir will bring a new revolution in ir field. graphic database technology is driven by the development and application of multimedia technology. it mainly studies the storage, management, maintenance and retrieval technology of multimedia data [5]. a concrete analysis of ai shows that ai can add human thoughts and actions to the operation of mechanical equipment and systems. the application of ai has brought about great changes in many industries and achieved good results [6]. in graphic database, the difficulty of query processing lies in how to query the content based on unformatted data, that is, content-based retrieval, which is an effective means and an important technology to realize multimedia data retrieval [7]. this paper analyzes the problems of image and text database retrieval driven by big data, explores the application effect of ai in ir driven by big data, promotes the innovation and transformation of modern science and technology, and realizes the sustainable development of our society. 2. problems in image and text database retrieval driven by big data in ai, knowledge representation is to construct the objects, preconditions, algorithms and other knowledge needed in problem solving into a data structure that can be processed by a computer and some processes to explain this structure. in ir, the same piece of knowledge has different importance to different users. therefore, in ir, the representation and utilization of knowledge is a big problem. the scattered ir information is refined and integrated into data resources in some way, and then the user-specified information is correctly found out from the data resources [8]. there are some problems in ir, such as it is difficult to set up ir expert database, and the ability of computer to recognize natural language is poor. driven by big data, ir usually uses two technologies. the first technology is classification technology, which divides a large amount of data and information into different categories through certain concepts. the second technology is the whole retrieval technology, which is often applied to the search of documents in a certain website, so as to improve the ir efficiency of the website. however, the disadvantage is that manual classification is needed. it is difficult for computers to locate users reasonably. specialization in technology and knowledge specialization in various fields have seriously hindered the collation of systematic knowledge by computers. every expert has a unique opinion on ir knowledge, and the deviation of computer's cognition of experts' experience makes it difficult to set up an ir expert database [9]. in many cases, it is 40 difficult to describe the required information with a few words during ir, which will increase the difficulty of ir and lead to problems such as wrong retrieval results. due to various reasons, knowledge acquisition is still a rather difficult task. although many ai scholars have been carrying out research work in this area, hoping to achieve automatic acquisition of knowledge, that is, the acquisition of knowledge by ir system automatically, and some achievements have been made, it is far from the goal of complete automatic acquisition of knowledge, and there is still a long way to go to solve many theoretical and technical problems. 3. intelligent ir technology driven by big data 3.1. multimedia data mode at present, the popular concept of multimedia still mainly refers to a variety of information types that can be directly felt and understood by organs such as words, graphics, images and sounds, which has become a narrow understanding of multimedia. in the field of computer and communication, the text, graphics, sounds, images and animations of information we refer to can all be called media. accordingly, multimedia data can be divided into character values, text data, sound data, graphic data, image data and video data. human intelligence activity is mainly a process of acquiring and applying knowledge, and knowledge is the foundation of intelligence [10]. in order for a computer to be intelligent, it must have knowledge. however, knowledge needs to be expressed in an appropriate mode before it can be stored in the computer, so knowledge representation is an important issue in ai research for a long time, and knowledge representation becomes a core part in the design of intelligent ir system. the relational schema defines the structure of relationships, static characteristics such as access integrity restriction and referential integrity, and also defines relational operations such as selection, projection, connection and relational set operations, as well as operations such as updating and defining data. although the system based on relational data model does not capture the semantic and temporal-spatial relationship between multimedia objects, it is widely used because of its low development cost and good compatibility. its purpose is to produce a super-large-scale multimedia information system, including all multimedia data types as much as possible, and to use relational model for storage and management. the data analysis structure of image-text database retrieval driven by big data is shown in figure 1. figure 1. data analysis structure of graphic database retrieval database is a new type of database, which is produced by the combination of multimedia technology and database technology. the so-called graphic database means that the information in the database involves not only various formatted expressions such as numbers and characters, but also unformatted expressions of multimedia. data management involves the processing of various complex objects. the basic elements that define hypertext structure are nodes and chains. nodes describe the content of hypertext data objects, while chains define the structure of hypertext and provide the ability to browse nodes. different hypertext systems allow different types of nodes and chains. the graphic database should not be the interface packaging of the existing database system to make it look like a graphic database, but should be based on the characteristics of multimedia data and information to find the corresponding solutions. the graphic database should support the integrated management and comprehensive description of various media such as words, texts, graphics, images, videos, sounds, etc., support various manifestations of the same media, support the representation and processing of complex media, and be able to query and retrieve various media data. intelligent ir system is an intelligent computer ir system, which simulates the thinking process and intelligent activities of human beings about information processing, realizes the storage, retrieval and reasoning of information knowledge, and provides intelligent assistance to users. 3.2. media storage and graphic ir with the popularization of multimedia technology, people will contact and process a lot of multimedia information, but each kind of media data has some problems that are difficult to describe by symbolic methods, such as color in images, motion in videos, tones in audio, etc. when users need to use these information clues to retrieve data, the traditional database retrieval method using keywords can't be completed. in order to meet this deeper retrieval, that is, content-based retrieval, we must first understand its characteristics. when users query, they can limit the video retrieval to a smaller area by zooming in on a specific area, thus quickly realizing the retrieval and query of video clips. traditional database queries only deal with precise concepts and queries. however, imprecise matching and similarity query will account for a considerable proportion in the graphic database. because even if the same object is represented by different media, it will certainly be different to the computer. if it is expressed in the same medium, if there is an error, it will be different in the computer's view. the construction scheme of distributed information storage and retrieval is shown in figure 2. figure 2. construction scheme of distributed storage and retrieval of resource information the trained artificial neural system will be applied to the aggregation and classification of video clips, and the video clips with similar feature vectors will be clustered in similar areas, and different clips will be distinguished by the distance of the areas. in the process of retrieval, the method of gradual refinement is adopted. the intermediate result of each layer is a set, and the range of the set is continuously reduced until the target is located. content-based retrieval can use some 41 methods of image processing, pattern recognition, speech signal, computer vision and other disciplines as basic technologies, but it has important differences with these disciplines. the user interface of graphic database can't be described by a table. the public nature of media and the special nature of each media should be reflected in the user interface and in the process of query. because the video clips have been classified and aggregated in the previous stage, users can query the required video clips only by zooming in and searching in the local area. 4. conclusions the rapid development of ai has had a great impact on the ir field, and the successful combination has made the retrieval more intelligent. in the current era of big data, a large number of digital information resources and data types have been intelligently integrated and managed, thus realizing the intelligent management of distributed information resources. with the increasing amount of information in various fields, people's demand for ir is also increasing, and the traditional ir method is gradually replaced by intelligent ir system. intelligent ir can meet people's needs for information diversification, which is conducive to improving the efficiency of ir. incorporating ai into ir system will make traditional ir system have better user interface, higher retrieval efficiency and richer retrieval means. at present, there are still many shortcomings in the application of ai in ir. we should constantly update and improve the current achievements, boldly innovate and actively practice, combine ai with ir, and make a better attempt in the practical application process, so that the ir work under ai can better meet the needs of the era of big data. 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[10] liu fang, jiang jihong. creation of music media characteristic database [j]. science and technology literature information management, 2019, 33(3):3. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 48 a vehicle service migration strategy algorithm in 5g nr-v2x lv zhou* school of optical-electrical and computer engineering, university of shanghai for science and technology, shanghai 200093, china * corresponding author: email: zhoulv2012@hotmail.com abstract: in recent years, a new technology called mobile edge computing (mec) is proposed to alleviate mobile devices’ increasing demands on computing resources and service latency. however, users may stay away from the fixed mec server or even leave the service scope of the mec server during the mobile process, which will lead to service performance degradation or service interruption. such an interruption is intolerable for vehicle in v2x. therefore, it is necessary to consider the issue of service migration. in this paper, we model the service migration problem in v2x as a multidimensional markov decision process problem and consider a variety of metrics including computing cost, migration cost and energy consumption. a novel user mobility model is also considered to accurately reflect the motion state of users in reality. then, a novel service migration algorithm is proposed to solve this multidimensional mdp problem. our proposed algorithm applies actor-critic and entropy to ensure both convergence and exportability. experimental results show that our proposed algorithm outperforms the baselines and has relatively strong robustness. keywords: mobile edge computing; vehicle edge computing; service migration; markov decision process; delay; energy consumption; deep reinforcement learning. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid development of the internet of vehicles (iov) and the continuous improvement of network infrastructure, vehicle-to-everything (v2x) applications (e.g., autonomous driving and real-time traffic monitoring, etc.) are gradually appearing in the public eye, providing many convenient aspects for driving. meanwhile, a new technology called mobile edge computing (mec) has been proposed to meet these demands due to the increasing requirements of vehicles for computing resources and service latency. mec servers are micro edge clouds deployed in mobile networks. vehicles connect to roadside units (rsus) equipped with mec servers, and enjoy the convenience of low latency, high bandwidth, and sufficient computing resources. however, the vehicle may move away from the roadside unit or even out of the service range of the roadside unit during its driving movement, which will result in degraded service performance or service interruption. especially in some services that are highly sensitive to latency, such as autonomous driving and road condition recognition, such service interruptions can affect the user experience. thus, a model of service migration and an optimized solution need to be explored. service migration under v2x has been a topic in recent years and a lot of important work has been carried out by many researchers in this area. proposes a task offloading scheme to minimize the total energy consumption of mobile devices and edge servers, which the authors solve by a hybrid metaheuristic algorithm that yields a near-optimal solution. formulates the stochastic task offloading problem in a piecewise wireless access network as a markov decision process that maximizes long-term utility performance by considering time-varying communication quality and computing resources. however, the above work cannot be directly applied to extremely dynamic vehicular networks. the follow-me chain algorithm was proposed in the literature to solve the service function chain (sfc) problem. in, the authors propose a reinforcement learning-based solution for offline ran slicing and a low-complexity heuristic algorithm to meet the communication resource requirements of different slices, enabling maximum resource utilization. although the existing work has made great progress in terms of service migration strategies, there are still some issues that need to be further explored including several costs. all of these impact factors need to be taken into account to fully evaluate the effects of migration. more importantly, we should consider the long-term cumulative payback of migration to weigh the overall performance improvement. in order to solve this problem. then, we model the migration process as a markov decision process and consider following metric to measuring the cost of the migration process in this paper. in addition, this paper uses a mobility model to represent the movement state of the vehicle. then, we propose a multi-agent deep reinforcement learning based service migration algorithm, which can effectively deal with solving the problem of excessive dimensionality in the traditional mdp problem. in addition, our proposed algorithm applies actor-critic network and entropy to ensure convergence and exportability. finally, this paper conducts experiments and evaluates the algorithm based on real data sets. 2. system model in this paper, we consider a vehicle in a vec network traveling in a one-way road equipped with 𝐼 roadside units with equal communication range, and each roadside unit is configured with a roadside unit 𝑒 of equal computing power. where 𝐸 = {𝑒1, 𝑒2, … , 𝑒𝑖} denotes the set of all vecs set. we can divide the road section into 𝐼 segments, and each vehicle is randomly distributed in the urban area. we also consider the vertical distance between the road and the roadside unit as 𝑑 . the ensemble of all vehicles can be denoted as 𝑈 = 49 {𝑢1, 𝑢2, … , 𝑢𝑗} , where each vehicle 𝑢 ∈ 𝑈 has a computing task, and the vehicles can choose to compute locally or offload to the roadside unit. these tasks are offloaded to the roadside unit via the roadside unit. vehicles can be connected to a roadside unit 𝑒 ∈ 𝐸 as they move within segment 𝑖 in fig. 1. considering the tradeoff between cost and benefit during service migration, we introduce following relevant metrics to measure the cost: container migration cost, computing cost and energy consumption. energy consumption is a key metric for electric vehicles. this is because it is one of the biggest concerns today. usually the migration cost is expected to increase with the energy consumption. in this paper, we also consider a scenario that vehicle in a vec network traveling in a one-way road equipped with 𝐼 roadside units with equal communication range 𝑟, and each roadside unit is configured with a roadside unit 𝑒, where 𝐸 = {𝑒1, 𝑒2, … , 𝑒𝑖} accordingly, we can divide the road section into 𝐼. we also consider the vertical distance between the road and the roadside unit as 𝑑 . the set of all vehicles can be denoted as 𝑈 = {𝑢1, 𝑢2, … , 𝑢𝑗} , where each vehicle 𝑢 ∈ 𝑈 the ensemble of all vehicles can be denoted as, where each vehicle has a computing task, and the vehicles can choose to compute locally or offload to the roadside unit. vehicles can be connected to a roadside unit 𝑒 ∈ 𝐸 as they move within segment 𝑖. we show this vec network in fig. 1 figure 1 v2x network architecture 2.1. v2x communication cost model in vehicle-to-infrastructure (v2i) communication, this paper considers vehicles communicating with roadside units via cellular networks and millimeter waves in v2x. the communication model depends on a certain distance between the vehicle and the roadside unit. according to the literature the distance between two network components is suggested to be 100 to 200 meters. therefore, we assume a cellular link range of 200 meters. also in this paper, we arrange the cellular network in mode 1 of nr-v2x . according to the 3gpp rel.16 standard , nr v2x is capable of supporting advanced v2x applications with more stringent qos requirements than those supported by cellular v2x. therefore, in this paper, we classify the communication modes into 5g cellular and millimeter wave modes, which are described in detail in the following. 2.1.1. millimeter wave mode nr v2x uses millimeter wave (mm wave) mode for nr. to take advantage of the benefits offered by the millimeter wave mode in v2i communication mode, in this paper we consider each vehicle to be equipped with a directional antenna array and employ directional beamforming to enhance the millimeter wave signal propagation. to maximize the directivity gain of the millimeter-wave antenna, we assume beam collimation for the transmitter and receiver and so we can approximate the directional antenna pattern as a sector model on an ideal horizontal plane .. in this paper we model the antenna gain as. 𝑔𝑢,𝑒(η) = { 𝑔𝑚 , |η| ≤ 𝜂′ 2 𝑔𝑠, |η| > 𝜂′ 2 (2) where η is the difference between the current antenna angle and the angle when the antenna gain is at its peak, i.e. the tolerable alignment error in the direction of antenna steering, 𝜂′ the beamwidth, the𝑔𝑚, and𝑔𝑚 are the directional gains of the main and side flap antennas, respectively. then we formulate the millimeter wave channel bandwidth as 𝐶𝑢,𝑒 𝑚 = 𝐵𝑚 log2(1 + sinr𝑢,𝑒) , where𝐵𝑚 is the millimeter wave signal bandwidth; the sinr between the vehicle antenna and the rsu antenna is : sinr𝑢,𝑒 = 𝑝u − 𝑁𝑚 − 10log10 (𝐵𝑚) + 2𝑔𝑚 − 10𝛼 log10(𝑑𝑢,𝑒) − 69.6 − 𝜌) (3) where 𝑝u is the transmission power of the millimeter-wave transceiver the vehicle 𝑢 equipped with.𝑁𝑚 is the noise power spectral density; the vehicle 𝑢 and the rsu 𝑒 manhattan distance between the vehicle and the rsu is more appropriately reflected than the euclidean distance . we combine the vehicle 𝑢 antenna and the rsu 𝑒 distance between the vehicle antenna and the rsu antenna 𝑑𝑢,𝑒 modeled as the manhattan distance. 𝜌 ∼ 𝑁(0, 𝜎2) is the shadow fading model in decibels, and 𝜎 is the standard deviation. 2.1.2. communication model 𝐶𝑢,𝑒 = 𝜆𝑐𝐶𝑢,𝑒 𝑐 + 𝜆𝑚𝐶𝑢,𝑒 𝑚 𝑠. 𝑡. 𝜆𝑐 = {0,1}, 𝜆𝑚 = {0,1}, 𝜆𝑐 + 𝜆𝑚 = 1 (4) where𝜆𝑚, 𝜆𝑚 are the binary variables representing whether to use 5g cellular network or nr mode for communication, respectively? when 𝜆𝑚 = 1 time, we consider that the vehicle𝑢 uses 5g cellular network as the communication mode, so𝜆𝑚 = 0 and vice versa when𝜆𝑚 = 0 when𝜆𝑚 = 1 we consider that the vehicle 𝑢 uses nr mode as the communication method. 2.2. v2x migration cost model in this paper, we use the platform as a service (paas) paradigm and use docker technology . this technology has mechanisms to enhance application portability and allows applications to be deployed everywhere without environmental differences. then we can model the migration cost as following. we consider that each vehicle under a v2x network contain has computing tasks and that the tasks are defined in the following binary. 𝑇𝑚 = {𝑝𝑢 , 𝑆𝑢} (5) where 𝑝𝑚 is the number of computing resources required to complete the task 𝑇𝑚 the computing resources required to complete the task, and𝑆𝑚 represents the vehicle 𝑢 the size of the service image executed. we assume that the vehicle 𝑢 unload service to a remote rsu 𝑒 with a ratio of 𝜔𝑢,𝑒 vec and therefore 𝜔𝑚 loc = 1 − 𝜔𝑢,𝑒 vec is the ratio that vehicle 𝑢 compute service locally. considering the service image size, the service image size executed at the rsu 𝑒 is 𝑆𝑢,𝑒 vec = 𝜔𝑢 loc × 𝑆𝑢 . thus, the migration cost can be calculated as: 50 𝐺𝑢,𝑒 mig = 𝑆𝑢,𝑒 vec 𝐶𝑢,𝑒 = 𝜔𝑢 loc × 𝑆𝑢 𝜆𝑐𝐶𝑢,𝑒 𝑐 + 𝜆𝑚𝐶𝑢,𝑒 𝑚 𝑠. 𝑡. 𝜆𝑐 = {0,1}, 𝜆𝑚 = {0,1}, 𝜆𝑐 + 𝜆𝑚 = 1 (6) 2.3. v2x computing cost model in the following, we present two computing models, local computation and remote computation, to further specify our computing model. 1） local computing when a vehicle 𝑢 is on a local computing task, the computing cost depends on its available resources. we consider that 𝑓𝑚 loc is the computing resources of vehicle 𝑢, then the local computing time 𝑡𝑚 loc can be obtained as: 𝑡𝑚 loc = 𝑝𝑢 𝑓𝑢 loc (7) 1） remote vec computing when local computing resources are strained or the computing load is too high, we plan to offload the service to a remote roadside unit for computation. like many applications, i.e., road detection, smart braking, etc., the reception time of the computation results returned from the roadside unit is ignored because the size of the data transferred back from the roadside unit is negligible compared to the size of the output mirror. in this case, 𝑡𝑚 vec indicates that the service execution time can be expressed as: 𝑡𝑢 vec = 𝑝𝑢 𝑓𝑢 vec (8) where 𝑓𝑢 vec denotes the computing resources the rsu allocated to the vehicle 𝑢 , 𝑝𝑚 is the number of computing resources required to complete the task 𝑇𝑚. we assume that the vehicle 𝑢 offloading service to a remote roadside unit𝑒 with a offloading ratio of 𝜔𝑢,𝑒 vec and therefore 𝜔𝑚 loc = 1 − 𝜔𝑢,𝑒 vec is the proportion of vehicle 𝑢 the proportion of services offloaded to be performed locally. based on the service mirror size, we can derive the percentage of services executed at the remote rsu 𝑒 the mirror size of the services executed is 𝑆𝑢,𝑒 vec = 𝜔𝑢 loc × 𝑆𝑢 . thus, the cost is calculated as: 𝐺𝑢,𝑒 comp = 𝜔𝑢 loc𝑡𝑢 loc + 𝜔𝑢,𝑒 vec𝑡𝑢 vec = 𝜔𝑚 loc 𝑝𝑢 𝑓𝑢 loc +𝜔𝑢,𝑒 vec 𝑝𝑢 𝑓𝑢 vec (9) 2.4. v2x energy consumption model 2） local computing when a vehicle 𝑢 computes tasks locally, the computation time and energy consumption depend on its available resources. we consider 𝑓𝑚 loc as the available computing resources of vehicle 𝑢 . then, the local computation energy consumption 𝑃𝑚 loc can be calculated as following: 𝑃𝑚 loc = 𝜗𝑢 × 𝑝𝑢 (10) where 𝜗𝑚 denotes the energy consumption price of local computing resources. 3） remote vec computing when the local computing resources are tight or the computing load is too high, we plan to offload the service to the rsu. in this case, the energy consumption of the rsu 𝑒 can be calculated as following: 𝑃𝑢,e vec = 𝜗𝑒 × 𝑆𝑢,𝑒 vec 𝐶𝑢,𝑒 (11) where 𝜗𝑚 denotes the average transmission power of the vehicle 𝑢 during migration. 𝑆𝑢,𝑒 vec is the size of the service image, 𝐶𝑢,𝑒 is the data transfer rate of vehicle𝑢 . thus the vehicle 𝑢 energy consumption can be expressed as: 𝑃𝑢,e = 𝑃𝑢 loc + 𝑃𝑢,e vec (12) 2.5. v2x mobility model in this section, we consider the position of the vehicle relative to the rsu and the velocity of motion in this model. we assume that the vehicles are constantly moving and the corresponding rsu is always changing for better qos. in this case, a vehicle mobility model is proposed to represent the state of vehicle movement state. as shown in figure 3, the𝑀𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 indicates the state of vehicle 𝑢 in time slot 𝑡. 𝑀𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 = {𝑥𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 , 𝑦𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 , 𝑣𝑢 𝑡 , 𝛼𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 } (13) where 𝑥𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 and𝑦𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 denote the distance between vehicle 𝑢 and the corresponding rsu 𝑒 on x-axis and y-axis in time slot 𝑡, 𝑣𝑚 𝑡 denotes the velocity of the vehicle 𝑢 which can be obtained from the sensors equipped on the vehicle, α𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 represents the difference between the angle between the direction of travel of each vehicle on the x-axis and the angle between the line connecting the vehicle and the rsu on the x-axis. figure 2 vehicle mobilty model 3. marl-based 5g nr v2x service migration algorithm 3.1. service migration problem transformation based on the above discussion, the service migration strategy should consider some intervention factors. markov decision process (mdp) is a feasible model for developing a service migration process. in this model, an intelligence in a given state is informed of a set of possible actions it can take (e.g., migrate or not migrate), each of which is immediately rewarded or punished. therefore, it must decide which action to take to maximize its reward, in other words, to minimize the penalty or cost in the long run. in a multi-intelligent environment, the intelligences generally cannot fully observe the states of other intelligences, so multi-intelligent reinforcement learning is essentially considered as a partially observable markov decision process (pomdp). in a pomdp with multiple intelligences, unless the strategies of other intelligences converge to, the environment of the intelligences is of a non-static nature, i.e., the intelligences cannot determine whether their own actions contribute to the learning outcome. to solve this problem, appropriate rewards must be given based on the information from other intelligences, otherwise, policy learning must be performed while keeping the multi-intelligent environment static. 51 3.1.1. state space we use 𝑆 to represent the status of the vehicle in vec network, defined as follows. 𝑆 ≜ {𝑠 ∣ 𝑠 = (𝑇𝑢, 𝑀𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 )} (14) where 𝑇𝑚 is the computing task contained in each vehicle and the task definition contains a binary set of the service image size and the computing resources required for the service, and𝑀𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 is the mobility model of the vehicle. 3.1.2. reward functions in this paper, the intelligences will collect information about the environment and calculate the reward for each action, the specific formulation is as follows. 𝑟𝑢,𝑒 𝑘 = ω1(∆𝐺𝑢,𝑒 mig + ∆𝐺𝑢,𝑒 comp) + ω2𝑃𝑢,e, ∀𝑢 ∈ 𝑈, ∀𝑒 ∈ 𝐸 (15) where 𝐺𝑢,𝑒 mig, 𝐺𝑢,𝑒 comp and𝑃𝑢,e are the estimated migration cost, computed cost and energy consumption, respectively. ω𝑖 (𝑖 = 1,2) represent the different weights that affect the service migration decision. 3.2. algorithm overview soft actor-critic (sac) is an off-policy reinforcement learning algorithm that optimizes stochastic policies . this algorithm considers the maximization benefit between the expected benefit and entropy. this is closely related to the trade-off between exploration rate and utilization: increasing the value of this entropy leads to a higher exploration rate and also to a faster increase in utilization . in contrast to traditional deep q-learning algorithms, it prevents the problem of fitting of strategies. once an algorithm falls into this fitting trap, there is little that can be done to solve the overfitting problem. compared to previous deep reinforcement learning algorithms, the sac algorithm provides effective sampling learning while retaining the benefits of entropy maximization and stability. in traditional reinforcement learning, the goal of the algorithm is to increase the value of the cumulative expected reward. ∑ 𝑡 𝔼(𝑠𝑡,𝑎𝑡)∼𝜌𝜋𝛾 𝑡[𝑟(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡)] (16) where𝑎𝑡 represents the time gap in which the intelligent body𝑡 the action taken by the𝑠𝑡 represents the state of the intelligence in the time gap𝑡 the state of the intelligence, and𝛾 denotes the reward value discount rate, and it can be concluded that the optimal strategy is 𝜋𝑠𝑡𝑑 ∗ = arg𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝜋 ∑ 𝑡 𝔼(𝑠𝑡,𝑎𝑡)∼𝜌𝜋 [𝑟(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡)] (17) then, the entropy is introduced into equation (22) with the goal of finding a most strategy to maximize this objective function. thus, the optimal strategy can be expressed as follows 𝜋∗ = arg𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝜋 ∑ 𝑡 𝔼(𝑠𝑡,𝑎𝑡)∼𝜌𝜋 𝛾 𝑡[𝑟(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) + 𝛼ℋ(𝜋( ⋅∣∣ 𝑠𝑡 ))](18) where the temperature parameter𝛼 determines the relative importance of the entropy value to the reward value, theℋ(𝜋( ⋅∣∣ 𝑠𝑡 )) represents the entropy, and the coefficient𝛼 can control the randomness of the optimal strategy. 3.3. soft q functions and soft values the algorithm in this chapter consists of a critic function and an actor function. where the critic network is used to estimate the value function, containing the value of the action (q-value) or the value of the state (v-value), while the actor network updates the policy distribution in the direction suggested by critic (e.g. with the policy gradient). according to soft bellman equation, the long-term cumulative payoff can be expressed as: 𝑉soft(𝑠𝑡) = 𝔼𝑎𝑡∼𝜋[𝑄soft(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) − 𝛼log(𝜋( 𝑎𝑡 ∣∣ 𝑠𝑡 ))] (19) the corresponding q function is: 𝑄soft(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) = 𝑟(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) + 𝛾𝔼𝑠𝑡+1,𝑎𝑡+1[𝑄soft(𝑠𝑡+1, 𝑎𝑡+1) − 𝛼 log(𝜋( 𝑎𝑡+1 ∣∣ 𝑠𝑡+1 ))] (20) 3.4. policy improvement however, with the size of the problem grows, computing the value between functions becomes a challenge. therefore, this chapter introduces the degree neural network (dnn) technique, which is widely used in the field of function approximation. in the strategy𝜋 update process, this chapter uses a deep neural network to approximate the soft q function 𝑄soft(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) to further reduce the error value.𝑄𝜃(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) denotes the soft approximated q function, which is estimated by a parameterized dnn. this chapter also uses the replay buffer𝒟 to improve its performance. 𝒟 ← 𝒟 ∪ (𝑠𝑚, 𝑎𝑡 , 𝑟(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡), 𝑠𝑡+1) (21) therefore, during the training process, the dnn can sample from the replay buffer to reduce the internal correlation between samples in order to avoid overfitting. meanwhile, this algorithm combines the q evaluation value𝑄𝜃(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) and the q target value�̂� (𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) the average standard error between the q-values is used as the performance index of dnn, while we create two q-valued networks with𝜃1 and𝜃2 denoted. the loss functions of these two networks can be expressed as 𝐽𝑄(𝜃) = 𝔼(𝑠𝑚,𝑎𝑡)∼𝒟 [ 1 2 (𝑄𝜃(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) − �̂� (𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡)) 2 ] (22) where �̂� (𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) = 𝑟(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡) + 𝛾𝔼𝑠𝑡+1∼𝑝 [𝑉𝜓(𝑠𝑡+1)] , the 𝒟 represents the replay buffer. the reason for introducing two state action value functions here in this chapter is to take the smallest one of them when updating the actors later to prevent overestimation, which is similar to the idea of double-dqn . then, this chapter computes the gradient of by deriving ∇̂ 𝜃𝐽𝑄(𝜃) = ∇𝜃𝑄𝜃(𝑠𝑡, 𝑎𝑡)(𝑄𝜃(𝑠𝑡, 𝑎𝑡) − 𝑟(𝑠𝑡, 𝑎𝑡) − 𝛾𝑉𝜓(𝑠𝑡+1)) (23) the same soft value function is as follows. 𝐽𝑉(𝜓) = 𝔼(𝑠𝑚 ,𝑎𝑡)∼𝒟[(𝑉𝜓(𝑠𝑡) − 𝑉soft(𝑠𝑡)] 2 (24) with ∇̂ 𝜓𝐽𝑉(𝜓) = ∇𝜓𝑉𝜓(s𝑡)(𝑉𝜓(𝑠𝑡) − 𝑄𝜃(𝑠𝑡, 𝑎𝑡) + log𝜋𝜙(𝑎𝑡|𝑠𝑡)) (25) under a set of action space collections for service migration, the improvement process for soft policies is as follows. π′ = argmin 𝜋𝑚∈𝛱 𝐷𝐾𝐿 ( 𝜋𝑘( ⋅∣∣ 𝑠𝑡 ) ∥ exp ( 1 𝛼 𝑄soft 𝜋 (𝑠𝑡 ,⋅)) 𝑍soft 𝜋 (𝑠𝑡) ) (26) where π′ denotes the new service migration policy, and π denotes the old policy, and 𝛱 denotes the total feasible set of policy functions, and the expectation value under state 𝑠𝑚 under the state can be approximated by sampling from the replay buffer 𝒟 to approximate the calculation, and 𝐷𝑚𝑚 denotes the kl (kullback-leibler) scatter , and 𝑍soft 𝜋 denotes the logarithmic partition function, which normalizes the distribution without affecting the policy gradient. however, since the actions 𝑎𝑚 are sampled from a random policy distribution, their gradients cannot be computed 52 directly. to solve this problem, this chapter introduces a reparameterization technique: 𝑎𝑡 = 𝑓𝜙(𝜀𝑡; 𝑠𝑡) = 𝑓𝜙 𝜇(𝑠𝑡) + 𝜀𝑡⊙𝑓𝜙 𝜎(𝑠𝑡), where𝜖 ∼ 𝒩(𝜖) is a noise parameter. the objective function can then be rewritten as follows. 𝐽𝜋(𝜙) = 𝔼𝐬𝑡∼𝒟,𝜖𝑡∼𝒩 [log𝜋𝜙 (𝑓𝜙(𝜖𝑡; 𝑠𝑡)|𝑠𝑡) −𝑄𝜃 (𝑠𝑡 , 𝑓𝜙(𝜖𝑡; 𝑠𝑡))] (27) the policy gradient for service migration in this chapter can be calculated as follows. ∇̂ 𝜙𝐽𝜋(𝜙) = ∇𝜙 𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝜋𝜙(𝑎𝑡|𝑠𝑡) + (∇𝑎𝑡 log𝜋𝜙(𝑎𝑡|𝑠𝑡) − ∇𝑎𝑡𝑄(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡)) ∇𝜙𝑓𝜙(𝜖𝑡; 𝑠𝑡) (28) 3.5. algorithm implement table 1. marl-based 5g nr v2x service migration algorithm (macsma) 1: input: initial policy parameter 𝜙, q function parameters 𝜃1, 𝜃2, v function parameters 𝜓1, 𝜓2 2: output: model weights. 3: initial replay buffer 𝒟 4: for each iteration do 5: for each environment step do 6: observe state 𝑇𝑚, 𝑀𝑢,𝑒 𝑡 and select action 𝑎𝑚 from the policy to decide the direction of migration 7: execute 𝑎𝑚 and observe next state 𝑠𝑡+1 8: calculate cost and and perform normalization. 9: calculate reward 𝑟(𝑠𝑚, 𝑎𝑡) by eq. (15) 10: update replay buffer 𝒟 by eq. (21) 11: end for 12: for each gradient step do 13: sample from replay buffer 𝒟 14: calculate and update parameters by eq. (2225) 15: update policy weights by eq. (27) and eq. (28) 16: update target value network by 𝜓 ← 𝜏𝜓 + (1 − 𝜏)𝜓 17: end for 18: end for the whole experimental procedure is based on the pythongym environment. first, this paper designs a simulation environment and collects the state information in the environment. second, this paper uses a gym wrapper to transform the data collected in this paper into a specific data structure. then, the intelligent body performs some actions according to the initial random policy and observes the state of the environment in the next time period. in this paper, an actor network and four critic networks are designed, consisting of a value network, a target value network and two q-value networks, respectively. based on the currently observed state𝑠𝑚, the actor network outputs the parameters of the probability distribution of all actions, and then the actions are based on the probability distribution 𝑎𝑚 sampling is performed, and after the vehicle adopts the action𝑎𝑚 after that, collect the next 𝑠𝑡+1 and 𝑟𝑡+1. the intelligence is then trained through multiple iterations such that its long-term cumulative reward is maximized. in this paper, (𝑠𝑚, 𝑎𝑡 , 𝑠𝑡+1, 𝑟𝑡+1) denotes experience and we puts this experience into replay buffer 𝒟. the purpose of the replay buffer is to remove the correlation between experiences, since previous and future actions in reinforcement learning are usually strongly correlated. then we update the q-value network, v-value network and actor, and repeats the above steps until the algorithm converges. finally, the weights of the model are obtained, i.e., the optimal service migration strategy. the complete algorithm is shown in algorithm 1. 4. experimental results and discussion in this section, the first subsection describes the experimental environment. then the performance of the service migration algorithm proposed in this chapter is evaluated. 4.1. experimental environment to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm in a real scenario, this chapter uses alibaba cluster data rather than randomly generated data to simulate the load of mec servers in a real scenario. in this dataset, there is resource usage of each machine, meta and event information of containers, and resource usage of each container. this chapter assumes that there is a cellular network with a number of rsus. each rsu is equipped with an mec server and is deployed within a radius of 300 meters. within the communication range, user devices can communicate with the rsu via a data link and obtain services from the mec server. in the simulation experiments, the maximum number of training sets for the proposed and baseline algorithms is set to 60,000 and the maximum number of attempts (episodes) is 25. the learning rate of the adam optimizer is set to 0.01 and the discount factor γ is set to 0.95 in this paper. 4.2. experiment results in this subsection, we first compare the average rewards of macsma with different vehicle number. the iterations of the algorithms are all set to 60,000 iterations. as can be seen in figure 3, the convergence of macsma is achieved in the following vehicle density environments, and the algorithm performs better when the vehicle density is low. with the vehicle density increases, the convergence and performance of the algorithm decreases, but remains at a more stable level. figure 3 average reward with different vehicle number then, to further evaluate the performance of macsma, this section considers the following metrics. migration cost: the average time it takes to transfer a service from a transmitter to a receiver. calculated cost: the average time taken to perform the task. energy consumption: average total energy consumption 53 for service migration and service calculation. this section also considers the sensitivity of different vehicles to delay and energy consumption, and by controlling 𝜔1 and 𝜔2 in eq. (15) in to evaluate various types of performance. (a) (b) (c) figure 4. average computing cost (a), migration cost (b), and energy consumption (c) with different 𝜔1 (a) (b) (c) figure 5. average computing cost (a), migration cost (b), and energy consumption (c) with different 𝜔2 (a) (b) figure 6. average service delay (a) and average energy consumption (b) with rsu load figures 4 and 5 illustrate the performance of service migration with different coefficient parameters. in figure 4, when 𝜔2 increases, the average computing cost of macsma decreases, because the larger 𝜔1 is, the greater impact on service latency is, which is reasonable because 𝜔1 affects the weight of service delay. however, this result can be easily deduced from eq. (15) in this section. therefore, the main purpose of this section to introduce the comparison into this paper is to investigate the performance of each algorithm under different service tendencies. this section fixes the performance of the algorithms by varying the𝜔1 the value of𝜔2 value of the algorithm, or fixing only the𝜔2 value while changing the𝜔2 values to change the weights of latency and energy consumption during service migration. figures 4 (a), (b) and (c) show the average migration cost, computing cost and energy consumption of the three algorithms. when 𝜔1 is small, dqn performs the worst, while the algorithm in this paper performs the best in terms of average computing cost and energy consumption. however, as the𝜔1 increases, the performance of dqn improves, while the proposed algorithm in this paper is still the best in fig. 4(b) and (c). in terms of energy consumption and migration cost, when 𝜔1 is small, the algorithm in this paper clearly outperforms the other baselines. however, fig. 6(c) shows that as 𝜔1 increases, the advantage of this algorithm over other benchmark algorithms in terms of energy consumption is decreasing. the reason for this phenomenon can be attributed to the frequent migration problem, which is caused 54 by the requirement to increase the exploration rate to adapt to different environments. the pros and cons of this feature are discussed in this section below. in short, the benefits of a high exploration rate far outweigh its increased cost. in figure 5, this section focuses on investigating the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm with different energy consumption weights. this section finds that in fig. 5(c), compared to other benchmark algorithms, the algorithm in this paper is very sensitive to energy consumption in terms of𝜔2 very sensitive. in other words, this section can be improved by changing the 𝜔2 the energy consumption of the vehicle easily. in addition, it can be seen from fig. 5(a) and (b) that the algorithm in this paper has an advantage in terms of migration delay and computing cost. regardless of the 𝜔2 of the values, our proposed algorithm in this paper and sac are ranked second, which is because they are policy optimization methods and focus more on stability. figures 5(a), (b) and (c) show that dqn performs relatively poorly due to the fact that dqn focuses on training the q function, which is more sample efficient but also tends to lead to its poor stability. then, we investigate the average service delay and energy consumption under different rsu loads in figure 6. in this paper, we set the rsu load to a value between 0 and 1. the higher the value is, the heavier the load of rsu is. from figure 6 (a), we can see that the average service delay gradually increases as the load of the rsu increases. since the available computing resources are limited, the rsu works at a higher load level, which means that the computing ability of the rsu decreases. the average service delay of our proposed algorithm in this paper is about 61ms at 0.8, which is 5ms less compared to the dqn algorithm. the reason is that the migration cost model in this paper facilitates the load balancing in resource pricing. in figure 6 (b), the average energy consumption increases gradually with the increase of the rsu load. the reason is that multiple service migrations will be triggered to avoid waiting due to resource exhaustion. overall, the performance of our proposed algorithm performs worse than sac under low load, but its advantage increases with the increase of rsu load. the reason is that the singleagent algorithm has the disadvantage of not being able to consider the behavior of other vehicles, while our proposed algorithm considers the resource competition problem that exists in multi-vehicle scenarios and thus has better performance under high rsu load. 5. conclusion in this paper, we study the service migration problem under 5g-nr v2x, where vehicles migrate services through rsu and are optimized to improve computing efficiency by decreasing delay and energy consumption as much as possible. in this paper, we utilize the communication models of 5g nrv2x, i.e., cellular link and millimeter wave, to improve the system performance by modeling the migration cost, computing cost, and energy consumption based on two communication models under v2x, and transforming the trade-off problem between the cost and benefit of service migration into a markov decision process. then this paper proposes a multi-intelligence learning algorithm based on reinforcement learning. experiment shows that the algorithm proposed in this paper can improve both the service delay and energy consumption. references [1] a. kostopoulos, i. chochliouros, j. ferragut, y. ma, m. kutila, a. gavras, s. horsmanheimo, k. zhang, l. ladid, and a. dardamanis, "use cases and standardisation activities for embb and v2x scenarios." pp. 1-7. 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[21] s. kullback, and r. a. leibler, "on information and sufficiency," the annals of mathematical statistics, vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 79-86, 1951. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 41 battery management system of uav based on iot xu zhang *, xi zhang school of electronic information engineering, xi'an technology university, xi'an 710000, china. * corresponding author: xu zhang. abstract: lithium ion battery is a new type of high-energy battery developed successfully in the 20th century. because of its high energy, high battery voltage, wide operating temperature range, long storage life and other advantages, it has been widely used in military and civil micro unmanned aerial vehicles. in order to monitor the charge and discharge and flight of uav in real time, this paper designs a uav battery management system based on the internet of things, which transmits the battery data to the internet of things platform in real time through the wireless transmission module. after testing, this design can achieve the effect of real-time monitoring of uav battery pack. keywords: battery; uav; battery management system; internet of things. 1. introduction with the increasing demand and functions of various industries for micro unmanned aerial vehicles, the demand for real-time access to power battery information is more urgent. at present, some uav battery management systems control uavs relatively late, such as location, battery voltage, battery current, battery soc and other important information. the uav can't transmit the battery data in time, so it can't know the battery condition in time. aiming at the problem of late understanding of battery information, this paper designs a new battery management system that can monitor battery information in real time by combining internet of things technology and traditional technology. 2. system overview the lithium battery management system of uav based on internet of things technology is mainly composed of battery management terminal, cloud management platform and monitoring terminal. according to the monitoring terminal, the user can know the status information of the battery pack in real time according to the remaining power, use status, temperature, etc. of the battery pack; through the cloud management platform of the internet of things, the soc, working temperature, total voltage, current, location and other operating status information of the leased battery pack can be obtained in real time to realize the monitoring of battery equipment. stm32f103zet6 is the main controller, bq76942 is the data acquisition module, and bc28 is the wireless data transmission module. battery pack monitoring unit mcu voltage detection current detection equalizati on unit iic usart charge discharge protection unit wireless communication figure 1. system block diagram 3. system hardware design the manuscript should include a conclusion. in this section, summarize what was described in your paper. future directions may also be included in this section. authors are strongly encouraged not to reference multiple figures or tables in the conclusion; these should be referenced in the body of the paper. 3.1. wireless communication module of iot in the battery management system, the total voltage, total current, soc and direction of the battery pack are transmitted through the data transmission module in the terminal of the battery management system; the cloud management platform can also send charge and discharge control commands to the battery pack through the data transmission module to control whether the battery is discharged externally. bc28 used in the system is an ultra-compact, high-performance, low-power multi band nb-iot wireless communication module. support coap, udp, ipv4, ipv6 and other communication protocols, including a variety of peripheral interfaces. vdd supplies power to the module through sgm2019adjyn5g/tr linear regulator. after the module is successfully powered on, dbg_txd and dbg_rxd referral is responsible for processing data interaction channel in mcu, and the sma-ke-165 rf connector transmits the data to the cloud platform of the internet of things in real time. figure 2. wireless communication module 3.2. mcu the main control unit of this design uses stm32f103zet6 chip of st company as the terminal control chip, which has the advantages of low cost, wide application range, simple operation and contains multiple extended functions such as iic interface, spi interface, usart interface, etc. figure 2 shows the minimum system circuit of stm32f103zet6. 42 figure 3. stm32f103zet6 minimum system 3.3. voltage detection module the voltage detection module of bq76942 chip of this system has 14 internal adc to measure the battery voltage. the total error can be less than 10mv. all battery measurement times are less than 330us. the voltage detection circuit is shown in figure 4. figure 4. voltage detection 3.4. balance management module the bi-directional inductive active equalization scheme selected in this paper, each equalization unit is composed of switches, energy storage inductors and diodes, which has high equalization efficiency, low cost and high reliability, and is applied to the process of charge and discharge equalization. for example, for two adjacent batteries b1 and b2, let the voltages of b1 and b2 be v1 and v2, the remaining capacities be soc1 and soc2 respectively, and soc2>soc1. when the difference between soc1 and soc2 is greater than 100mv, batteries b1 and b2 will perform equalization operation. the bidirectional inductance active equalization circuit is shown in figure 5. figure 5. active equalization of bidirectional inductance 3.5. current detection module the charging and discharging current of the system is calculated according to the pressure difference between the two ends of the sampling resistance by inserting the sampling resistance in series in the current acquisition circuit. bq76942 chip has a high-precision 16 bit current acquisition channel, and the minimum measurement time can reach 160ms. it can accurately detect the charging and discharging current of the system. the charging current is positive and the discharging current is negative. in figure 6, srn and srp are respectively connected to the current analog input pin of bq76942 chip. resistors r12 and r13 are used to limit the current and prevent the chip from being impacted by overcurrent. capacitors c11 and c12 are used to remove noise and enhance anti-interference ability. figure 6. current detection 3.6. system charge discharge protection unit in figure 7, chg and dsg are the charge and discharge control pins of the main chip respectively. in the charge and discharge protection circuit, the switch between the source and drain is controlled by adjusting the grid of mosfet q27 and q28 to realize the charge and discharge of the system. in the charging protection circuit, the system monitors the input voltage and current in real time, adds two bq771807dpjr overvoltage protectors to prevent excessive charging voltage, and completes the shutdown of charging mosfet q24 and q25 through the software configuration register when the charging voltage and current are greater than the set protection threshold, so as to prevent overcharging of lithium battery pack during charging and reduce the performance of battery pack. figure 7. charge discharge protection unit 4. system software design first of all, the hardware initialization setting is to monitor the working status of the system, and the battery data and data transmission. when the uav is flying, the system monitors the status of the battery pack in real time, transmits the battery data to the cloud battery management platform through the wireless communication module, monitors the working condition of the battery pack in real time, and processes various types of conditions in time. 4.1. system control strategy first, initialize each module of the system to determine whether the system is in working state. if it is in the working state, read the battery current, voltage, temperature, soc and other information and transmit it to the internet of things platform. according to the uploaded information, analyze and process whether to balance the battery pack. 43 stm32 initialization bq76842 initialization bc28 initialization status detectionnon working state read battery information balance？ battery information upload internet of things according to information processing working condition balancing n y start figure 8. system control strategy 4.2. communication strategy the functions of wireless communication module include two functions: data uploading of battery pack and data sending and receiving of iot platform. initialization start connect iot platform data processing connection successful data upload iot platform iot platform instruction issuance mcu end of processing bc28 y n y n figure 9. communication control strategy 5. system test 5.1. battery voltage monitoring test table 1. battery voltage detection test results battery actual voltage /mv measure voltage /mv error value /mv error rate /% 1 4200 4198 -2 0.04 2 4200 4202 +2 0.04 3 4200 4200 0 0 4 4200 4203 +3 0.07 5 4200 4205 +5 0.12 6 4200 4203 +4 0.09 7 4200 4200 0 0 8 4200 4195 -5 0.12 9 4200 4193 -7 0.16 10 4200 4195 -5 0.12 1-10 42000 41994 -5 0.01 set 10 fully charged 18650 single batteries in the experimental battery pack to 4200mv. through the designed battery management system, the battery voltage is tested respectively, and the test results are shown in the table. from the results, it can be seen that the maximum measurement error of a single battery and the measurement error of battery pack are 0.16% and 0.01% respectively, meeting the system requirements. 5.2. battery pack condition monitoring test through the monitoring interface, the battery state can be read in real time to control the working state of 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[8] zeng, xiaoqiao et al. “commercialization of lithium battery technologies for electric vehicles.” advanced energy materials 9 (2019): n. pag. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 74 three-dimensional path planning of uav in complex urban environment fankai chen*, qinyu liu, xiaohan cong, xiuhuan dong, yuanyuan zhang college of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china * corresponding author: fankai chen (email: 1642426596@qq.com) abstract: aiming at the three-dimensional path planning problem of uav in complex urban environment, the improved grid method is used to simulate the flight environment, and the safety of path planning is improved by building a safe flight area and introducing a navigation safety cost function. in order to solve the problems of a* (a_star) algorithm in path planning, such as large number of nodes, large amount of computation and low planning efficiency, we can reduce the redundant checking process in the path search process by expanding the line of sight strategy, improve the algorithm search efficiency and smooth the planned lines. analyze the characteristics of each stage of path planning, adaptively adjust the weight factor, design the flight cost function, shorten the length of path planning, and improve the speed of path planning. as a result of the experiment, the improved a* algorithm clearly decreased over the time of the path planning, the number of nodes and the total cost of the flight, and it was clarified that the planned route was smoother and more feasible than the traditional algorithm. the performance of the improved algorithm has been fully verified under the complexity of different cities, which provides a reference for the research of uav path planning in urban environment. keywords: uav; path planning; improved a* algorithm. 1. introduction with the continuous development of intelligent manufacturing technology, uav have gained widespread attention and are used in all areas of life [1]. the city is the most frequent site of people's activities, dense buildings, and complex transportation networks, so some smart devices can't be effectively demonstrated, and in recent years the influence of the plague has faced a major pressure on urban logistics. it is necessary to seek an efficient and safe contactless delivery system instead of artificial transportation. the use of land intelligence facilities such as unmanned vehicles can alleviate the pressure of logistics transportation, but it is likely to cause traffic congestion, traffic accidents, and it is difficult to provide a visit delivery service. the urban airspace environment is relatively open. as an aerial vehicle, uav is favored by people with its advantages of flexibility and maneuverability [2]. uav will be widely applied to various areas of the city as a main force of new age smart equipment. in this paper, the technology of three-dimensional path planning for uav is studied in complex urban environment, so that uav can be better used in cities and provide more convenient and comfortable services for cities. the uav path planning technology should explore the best path to reduce costs on the premise of ensuring the safety of flight missions. the core of uav path planning technology is path planning algorithm. in terms of 3d path search algorithms, there are traditional algorithms such as artificial potential field method [3] and fuzzy logic algorithm [4], heuristic path optimization algorithms such as a* algorithm [5] and dijkstra algorithm [6], and swarm intelligence simulation optimization algorithms [7] such as genetic algorithm and ant colony algorithm [8]. based on the a* algorithm, this paper improves and optimizes the existing algorithm for complex urban environments, adapts the comprehensive flight cost function by adaptive modification of algorithm parameters, and introduces the optimization algorithm model of the line of sight expansion mode to ensure a safe, to achieve efficient and fast three-dimensional light rail planning. 2. environment construction the urban environment is mainly composed of closely connected high-rise buildings, so the grid method can be used to simulate the urban environment. the urban space is divided into a discrete grid, the protruding part represents the obstacle, the obstacle height simulates the height of the building, and the other area represents the free region. a three-dimensional digital map can be formed. as shown in figure 1. figure 1. urban building map considering the safety of uav flight, the standard map is converted to the drone flight safety map, and the standard height map of the height and width of the building is increased. the external extension area is the drone and building buffers. set the failure area to 1, buffer area to 0.5, and free space to 0. in the trajectory planning stage, if the obstacle is 1, it means that the path will not be flown strictly. and the buffer allocated to the building of 0.5 is an evolved trajectory after the constant safety cost is increased, and the safety flying buffer can be formed to increase the safety of the flight trajectory. the improved grid assignment method is shown in figure 2. 75 figure 2. grid assignment method 3. algorithm analysis 3.1. traditional a* algorithm a* algorithm is one of the most common algorithms in path planning for better performance and accuracy, and determines the optimal route by constantly evaluating the cost of search nodes in space [9]. algorithm expression is shown in equation (1). f(n)=g(n)+h(n) (1) the expression represents the actual cost of the trip from the start node to the current node, representing the estimated cost of trip from the current node to the target node. selecting a path node is globally evaluated that the minimum node is the next routing point to find the optimal path. 3.2. algorithm of this paper 3.2.1. cost function weight optimization there are several drawbacks in the cost function of the traditional a* algorithm, and the grid diagram always has a relatively small f(n) value and has a relatively small h(n) ratio, and these types of nodes depend primarily on the actual cost of the trip, which is blurred by the algorithm's direction and too many searches for invalid nodes operation load is large. therefore, this paper optimizes the weight of the cost function of a* algorithm. as shown in formula (2) f(n)=α*g(n)+β*h(n) (2) the definition of g(n) and h(n) determined the effect of the path search, and analyzed whether the relatively large algorithm had a better late search effect and that the relatively large algorithm had better early search effects. the minimum value of the weight h(n) is set, and the direction is blurred while the algorithm is too low and the direction is blurred while searching the algorithm, and the search node is too numerous and the search time is too long. adjust the weight of g(n) and h(n), as shown in formula (3) { 𝛼(𝑛) = 𝛼0 (1− 𝐻(𝑛) 𝐷 ) 𝛼(𝑛) < 𝛼𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝛽(𝑛) = 𝛽0 ( 𝐻(𝑛) 𝐷 ) 𝛽(𝑛) > 𝛽𝑚𝑖𝑛 (3) indicates that the initial value of the expression is greater than 1, indicating the weight of the current node's cost function. the algorithm gradually increases and decreases gradually during search. d represents the euclidean distance between the start point and the target node. the rationality of the algorithm execution and the route search efficiency are improved by changing the weight. 3.2.2. introducing the cost function of navigation safety there is a flight area near the obstacle in planning a trajectory, but there is a certain risk in the flight of the area, and the safety cost evaluation of different areas is combined with the above described mesh allocation method, and the trajectory safety cost function is designed as the expression (4). s(n)=md (4) here, m represents the safety of the region in which the node is present, the free area, the buffer area and the fault area, and m takes 0, 0.5 and infinity values, so that the safety cost of each position is 0, s(n), infinity, and the path planning option is enhanced. 3.2.3. improvement of comprehensive evaluation function since the safety cost of each point is calculated at the total orbital cost, the global evaluation function is improved to balance the impact of the actual navigation cost function, the estimated navigation cost function and the safety cost function on the orbit search, and the drone specific elements and environmental conditions are taken into consideration as shown in equation (5). f(n)=α*g(n)+β*h(n)+γ*s(n) (5) there is the weight coefficient of safety cost. 3.2.4. line of sight search strategy optimization figure 3. schematic diagram of line of sight expansion for path node search, the existing a* algorithm uses the path search between the current node and adjacent nodes [10]. this search method easily leads to a large number of calculations, multi-path nodes, frequent direction changes, 76 high uav flight costs and high risks[11].the algorithm in this paper not only limits the flight line of sight around the current node, but also adopts the line of sight expansion strategy considering the visibility of the previous node, which can reduce the trajectory navigation nodes, greatly reduce the frequency of flight direction changes of uavs, and make the flight trajectory more smooth and safe. its principle is shown in figure 3. here, the blue area is the obstacle area, the white area is the free area, the path search from the start node, the search direction as shown in figure 3(a); find the nearest point b2 at the end of the path as an extension node, with this node to reachability search as shown in figure 3(b); so as to find the next extension point b3, as shown in figure 3(c); as the next extension point c4 and the start node between the possible route obstacle region, so the path is adjusted to route a1-b3c4 from the free area, while the c4 node as a new realization of the expandable node as shown in figure 3(d); and so on, until the search to the end, avoiding the obstacle area encountered, the planned path is a1-b2-b3-c4-d5, as shown in figure 3(e); at this point is not the shortest path, on the basis of which the line of sight between the nodes is judged permeability, the route is optimized, and the optimal path is a1-b3-d5, as in figure 3(f). by using the line-of-sight expansion strategy, the path planning route nodes are reduced, and the problem of too many flight direction shifts is improved. 3.2.5. algorithm implementation steps step 1: initialize the algorithm, the starting point and the end point are set, the parameter weight is set, the open and close tables are established, and the start node is put in the open table. step 2: determine whether the open table is empty and determine if the search fails, and the program is terminated. step 3: update the close table by removing the lowest node cost from the open table (n) to the close table. step 4: whether or not the current section is the target node, and if it is a return path, go to step 7, and if not, perform a line of sight inspection and proceed to step 5. step 5: the line of sight detection determines whether there is an executable space (if any), closes the table directly, otherwise searches for all nodes around that point, the adjacent node n closes the table, ignores the visibility, and opens the table. step 6: the table is updated, the cost function is calculated, sorted and advanced to step 3. step 7: merge the path and examine the path information and output the result. 4. simulation analysis in order to analyze the feasibility and effectiveness of the algorithm, the controlled comparison method was used to verify the experiment, and the experimental simulation was carried out using a three-dimensional grid map with 100*100*20 experimental area and different obstacle densities. in this experiment, matlab r2019a simulation algorithm is used. the relevant weights are 𝛼 = 1.5, 𝛽 = 1.5, 𝛾 = 1, and the density of obstacles on the map is set to 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, etc. to avoid the contingency of experimental data, for different maps, the traditional algorithm and the improved algorithm are simulated 10 times each, and the data with the best effect are taken as the analysis data of the experiment. the experimental results are recorded in table 1, and 25% of the experimental guidance tracks are planned as shown in figure 4 (a) and figure 4 (b). the altitude and flight distance are shown in figure 4 (c). table 1. test record of two algorithms under different urban building densities type of algorithm building density number of path nodes path length/m planning time/s a* 5% 85 118.9477 5.4797 10% 85 118.9477 5.0338 15% 85 119.5834 8.9334 20% 85 120.2191 8.4649 25% 85 120.8548 14.5524 improve a* 5% 7 115.8948 0.2404 10% 8 116.0125 0.5037 15% 7 116.0844 1.1005 20% 11 116.6239 1.4091 25% 11 116.6689 0.4349 (a) (b) (c) figure 4. route planning when the urban building density is 25%: figure(a) uav path planning diagram; figure(b) top view of path planning; figure(c) variation of flight altitude and distance 77 as a result of the experiment, the improved a* algorithm can complete the path plan from the beginning to the end, and proved the feasibility of the improved a * algorithm. as shown in table 1, with the increase in urban building density, the algorithm is improved compared with the conventional algorithm, the trajectory search node is less, the flight distance is shorter, the required planning time is remarkably reduced, the performance is remarkably improved, and the drone locus plan is more advantageous. as shown in figure 4 (a), the improved a* algorithm is more reasonable for the drone flight trajectory in a complex environment with a 25% urban building density, as seen from above, the improved algorithm planning line is almost the shortest distance and greatly conserved costs. figure 4 (c) clearly shows the correspondence between the flight distance and the altitude during the trajectory planning, and the transition between the nodes to improve the algorithm is relatively smooth, and the change in the angle is not so frequent, and the frequent direction change is avoided during the drone flight period, and the flight safety of the drone is enhanced. based on the simulation results, the improved algorithm greatly improves the performance of traditional algorithms in the urban unmanned vehicle trajectory planning, satisfies the demand for unmanned vehicle trajectory planning, saving flight costs, and increasing safety. 5. conclusion based on the traditional a* algorithm, optimize it by combining drone's flight requirements and the urban environment features. path planning integrates the cost of navigation by improving navigation cost function, increasing route planning, reducing path planning, increasing route security constraints, and adjusting the weight of adaptive cost 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[11] zhang z, wu j, dai j, et al. optimal path planning with modified a-star algorithm for stealth unmanned aerial vehicles in 3d network radar environment[j]. proceedings of the institution of mechanical engineers, part g: journal of aerospace engineering, 2022, 236(1): 72-81. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 182 research on pulse shaper based on trapezoidal function zhenwei han 1, 2, *, kefei song1, yang liu 1 1 changchun institute of optics, fine mechanics and physics, chinese academy of sciences, changchun 130033, china 2 university of chinese academy of sciences, beijing 100049, china * corresponding author: zhenwei han (email: hanzhenwei1234@163.com) abstract: in order to improve the time resolution and spatial resolution of photon-counting imaging system, the pulse shaper based on trapezoidal function is studied. the signal with an exponential decay shape from charge sensitive amplifier is converted to digital discrete signal by adc and then the discrete number sequence is filtered and shaped by digital signal processing technology. the amplitude linearity and time width of the trapezoidal shaper are simulated and verified using software-generated single exponential signals and double exponential signals. while the continuous pulses are applied to the trapezoidal shaper, the separation characteristics of the trapezoidal algorithm for pulses pile-up is verified, and the setting method of the rise edge and fall edge parameters of the trapezoidal shaper is proposed, which can realize the high counting capability of the system. keywords: trapezoidal function; pulse shaper; pulses pile-up; photon counting. 1. introduction photon counting imaging detection plays an important role in solar activity monitoring, atmospheric and marine environment monitoring. the far ultraviolet radiation imaging measurement technology can realize the effective and accurate monitoring of the global ionosphere distribution, which is of great significance to the global navigation satellite system. based on the x-ray, extreme ultraviolet and ultraviolet band photon count imaging detection technology, researcher can establish the solar, space environment and atmospheric environment monitoring system, monitoring the distribution and diffusion of atmospheric pollution, monitoring the thickness, distribution and composition of seawater oil pollution. since the photon to be detected and the charge pulse output by the position-sensitive anode of the detector are independent events, the pulse amplitude and pulse interval follow poisson distribution. photoelectric pulse signal can be regarded as high-speed random signal, which generally presents the form of peak pulse and contains noise signal. therefore, amplitude extraction is not easy, and the signal attenuation width of charge sensitive amplifier is wide, which is easy to generate signal accumulation, which adds difficulty to amplitude extraction. the amplitude information of the photoelectric pulse is closely related to the position of the incident photon, so the accurate extraction of the amplitude of the photoelectric pulse is very important. when processing the photoelectric pulse signal, special filtering processing is needed to make the amplitude extraction easier. filtering process is to extract the signal to be analyzed from the input signal and ignore the interference signal. here, the filtering processing of photoelectric pulse signal means that the pulse amplitude information of photoelectric pulse signal can be accurately presented, the accumulation of nuclear signal can be reduced, and noise interference can be eliminated as much as possible. the method of pulse shaper can greatly improve the extraction of pulse amplitude. good pulse shaper can effectively separate stacking signals, deduct the amplitude of tail stacking, and provide a relatively flat amplitude information platform for subsequent processing to extract more accurate amplitude information. in order to improve the practicability of the photoelectric pulse shaper algorithm, the trapezoidal shaper algorithm is studied and improved in this paper. 2. the algorithm of trapezoidal shaper in photon counting imaging system, the detector usually uses low noise charge sensitive preamplifier to realize the initial conversion of charge pulse signal. the feedback resistor of the charge sensitive preamplifier is typically large to improve charge collection efficiency. the feedback resistor with shunt capacitance results in a long fall time at the charge sensitive preamplifier output. the output signal from the charge sensitive amplifier can be approximated by double exponential model: 1 2/ /( )= ( )t t iv t a e e − −-k (1) whereτ1 is the fast time constant of double exponential signal andτ2 be the slow time constant of double exponential signal. the rise time and decay time of pulse signal are determined byτ1 andτ2. the a is the input pulse amplitude, and k is the proportionality constant. let the sampling period be ts. after digital discretization of formula 1, z transformation of vi(t) can be obtained by (2). 1 2/ / ( )= s s i t t z z v z a z e z e  − −   −  − −  (2) trapezoidal shaper is to convert the input exponential attenuation signal into trapezoidal signal of equal proportion, and the time domain signal waveform of trapezoidal pulse is shown in fig.1. the time-domain expression of trapezoidal pulse can be expressed as a piecewise function: 4 0 0 ( )= ( )i i v t y t =  (3) 1 ( ) y ( )= a atu t t t (4) 183 2 ( ) ( ) y ( )= a a a a t t u t t t t − − − (5) figure 1. trapezoid shape in time domain 3 ( ) ( ) y ( )= b b a a t t u t t t t − − − (6) 4 ( ) ( ) y ( )= c c a a t t u t t t t − − (7) where ta represents the rise time of the trapezoid pulse, tb– ta is the flat top width of the trapezoid pulse, and tc is the bottom width of the trapezoid pulse. and a is the trapezoid pulse amplitude. let the sampling period be ts. after digital discretization of equation (3), z transformation of vo(t) can be obtained by (8). 1 0 1 2 (1 ) ( )= (1 ) a b cn n n a az z z z v z n z − − −− − − − + − (8) where na=ta/ts, nb=tb/ts and nc=tc/ts. the transfer function of trapezoidal shaper can be given by (9). 1 2 1 0 1 2 / / (1 ) ( )= = (1 ) a b c s s n n n i a t t v z z z z z h z z zv z n z z e z e   − − −− − − − − − +   − −  − −  （ ） （ ） (9) 3. simulation and results of trapezoidal pulse shaper as illustrated in fig. 2, the ideal exponential decay pulse is first used as the input pulse and corresponds to two trapezoid pulses. the rise edge time of the exponential pulse is 0, and the tail attenuation duration is 100us. the ordinate is the pulse amplitude, the abscissa is the sampling point, and the interval of each point is 20ns. the shape of trapezoid is symmetrical in rise time and fall time, so it was an isosceles trapezoid for optimum signal to noise ratio. the trapezoidal flat top is beneficial to extract the input pulse amplitude. however, the actual input charge pulse rise edge is not ideal. due to the charge sensitive preamplifier response time, the rise time of input pulse is about tens of ns. in view of this input pulse characteristic, we optimized the trapezoidal shaping method to make the flat top time of the trapezoid as short as possible to ensure the stability of the algorithm. the rapidity of the algorithm and the ease of fpa implementation are also important concerns. in the high-counting rate application pulse pile-up would certainly appear on the falling edge of the charge sensitive preamplifier output when the interval time between the two adjacent events is shorter than the fall time. in order to mitigate pulse pile-up, the charge sensitive preamplifier is usually followed by a trapezoidal pulse shaper, which can regulate the shape of the output pulse to reduce the fall time of the charge sensitive preamplifier output. meanwhile, the smooth pulse generated by the trapezoidal pulse shaper improves the signal-to-noise ratio (snr) of the analog frontend chains, which facilitates the measurement of the pulse amplitude due to a flap maximum instead of a steeple shape. when the photon count rate is higher, the two input pulses are closer together, as shown in fig.4 and fig.5. if the trapezoidal shaper width is larger than the interval of two input pulses, the overlapped input pulses cannot be separated effectively. measures to optimize trapezoidal shaping parameters were taken by reducing the flat top width of the trapezoid pulse tb– ta and increasing the rise time of the trapezoid pulse ta. however, the optimized tb’ must be greater than tb otherwise the snr will decrease rapidly. the falling edge of the trapezoid pulse tc – tb is reduced to less than the rise time of the trapezoid pulse ta, which is beneficial to reduce the pulse accumulation. figure 2. simulation of trapezoidal shape for ideal exponential decay pulse figure 3. simulation of 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[8] wang min, zhou jian-bin, fang fang, et al. the study of baseline estimated in digital xrf analyzer [j]. spectroscopy and spectral analysis, 2013(01):235-238. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 21 unsupervise contrastive learning person reidentification method based on transfomer duiyu chen, jing chen and chengxu he school of physics and optoelectronic engineering, guangdong university of technology, guangzhou 510006, china abstract: unsupervised learning person re-identification is a meaningful and challenging person retrieving problem resulting from its application on secure surveillance and missing of label. to handle the lack of person identities, cnn-based method has been proposed to use self-contrastive learning based on a memory dictionary. however, cnn's partial bias is not well addressed in the field of reid. to overcome these limitations, we propose a transformer-based framework called (transcc). specifically, we take the vit transformer encoder trained on imagenet as the feature extraction network, which makes up for some disadvantage of the cnn model. in addition, to overcome the issue of cluster inconsistency in instance-based memory method, unique cluster vectors are used to represent clusters in characteristic space stored in the memory dictionary. by updating the cluster centriods and calculating contrastive loss, the model can be optimized and learn person-identifying traits. the experiment results outperform that of most methods, which demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach on usl reid. keywords: unsupervised learning; person re-identification; cluster-wise contrastive learning; transformer-based. 1. introduction widely regarded as a sub-problem of image retrieval, person re-identification (reid) aims to judge whether a particular pedestrian is present in an image or video sequence. it has caught the eye of many researchers as a key component of intelligent surveillance and pedestrian tracking. in real life applications, reid still faces multiple challenges, such as target occlusion, the deviation of perspective from different cameras and difference in appearance due to clothing or hair. strictly speaking, each person is treated as a class, which leads to supervised learning of person re-identification requiring countless labels. in practice it is more suitable for open world tasks. because it is time-consuming and expensive to annoate pedestrians’ images across cameras, more research tends to focus on unsupervised person reidentification [1,2]. without the abundant person annotation images, unsupervised person reid (usl reid) excels at learning pedestrian re-recognition excels at learning discriminative features from unlabeled images by training the model, similar to contrast learning or self-training approach [3,4,5]. for a long time,cnn-based methods have been dominated usl reid feature exaction. by reviewing convolution structure, we find that two fatal cissues for person identification. firstly, exploiting the rich structural patterns in a global scope is crucial for object reid[6]. the induction bias of cnn believes that information has spatial locality, which makes the cnn-based method have the problem of limited receptive field (see figure 1.a). secondly, fine-grained information is also important to reid. however, the spatial resolution of image features is reduced by down-sampling operation, such as pooling, compromising discrimination ability to identify similar looking objects. luo et.al [7] propose a trick to change the last stride of down-sampling from 2 to 1. higher spatial resolution brings significant improvement. however, detail information is still lost during down-sampling. recently years have witnessed the widespread success of transfromer on computer vision. vision transformer (vit) [8] and distillation transformer (deit) [9] shine in the field of image classification, and deformable transformer (detr) [10] leads the new research trend in object detection. through the multi-head self-attention mechanism, transformer adaptively aggregate more perceptual attention from global features. transformer exploit self-attention on the whole image at the patch level, thus representation obtained have long-range dependencies and lack of local induction bias like cnn (see figure 1.b). in conclusion, the comprehensive attributes of the transformer are better than that of cnn, which cater to the need of capturing the global context information for person re-identification. in this paper, wo introduce pure transformer to replace cnn as the framework. due to lack of a prior induction, the model do not converge well when trained on insufficient data. then a imagenetpretrained model can work at the small datasets. (a) (b) figure 1. the sight of cnn and transformer. (a) cnn aggregates relational features from pixels locally and focus on small regions. (b) transformer explore long-range dependencies, thereby calculating attention mechanisms globally. state-of-the-art unsupervised re-id methods train a neural network with a memory-based dictionary without true label. 22 sample representation vectors stored in the dictionary are assigned with pseudo labels to calculate contrastive loss. however, the varying cluster size makes the dictionary inconsistent after each iteration of cluster update. previous work mostly stores and update instance features in the memory dictionary, and then calculate the contrastive loss at the instance level. inspired by cluster contrast [11], we propose a cluster-wise memory-based contrastive learning method. specifically, we use unique mean vectors to represent clusters, and make a memory dictionary with clusters centriods. then a cluster-based contrastive loss is used to narrow distance between query and cluster. the main contributions of our work are summarizing as three-fold: 1) we introduce transformer structure into usl reid to take advantage of its long-range dependencies to learn global representation of images. 2) we propose a cluster instance dictionary to storage sample assigned by pseudo label. 3) wo verify that our proposed unsupervised approach can achieve good performance on two common reid datasets market1501, msmt17. 2. relation work 2.1. unsupervised person re-identification unsupervised reid can be summarized into two categories in terms of solving ideas. one is unsupervised domain adaptive reid (uda reid) [12,13,14], which transfer knowledge learning from source domain with true label to unlabeled target domain. specifically, they gained a pretrained model by supervised learning on th source domain, and fine-tune parameters of the framework with target domain data. idm [15] puts forward a intermediate domain to bridge the gap between target and source domain, which can improve model's discriminability on the unlabeled target domain the second category is pure unsupervised learning person reidentification (usl reid), which train model to learn discriminative representation of pedestrians from unlabeled image data [16,17]. fu et.al [18] use the self-similarity grouping method to learn fine-grained features from the whole image and different part which divide an image into two stripes horizontally. ge et.al [16] proposed self-paced contrastive learning with hybrid memory, and exploited reliable clusters to update the instance in the memory bank. however, those methods still do not break through the limitations of cnn, and the learned representation will be affected by successive pixels. in this paper,we propose a strong baseline that introduces the pure transformer to the application of usl reid. 2.2. transformer in vision transformer model is proposed to solve sequential data in terms of natural language processing (nlp). vit [8] processes a picture as a bunch of one-dimensional signals like sequence data which called patch, and introduce transformer into the field of computer vision. he et.al [19] are the first to conduct research in the application of transformer on object reid. besides, side information embedding encodes camera or viewpoint into embedding representations, similar to the position embedding. transreid achieves a remarkable improvement over state-of-the-art cnn-based methods in supervised person re-identification. zhong et.al [20] takes advantage of both cnn and transformer and propose a hierarchical aggregation transformer (hat) for imagebased person re-id with high performance. hat uses resnet-50 to extract features on the list, while transformer integrating multi-scale features from a global view is used after each stage of resnet-50. because lack of the inductive bias, vit training may result in catastrophic failure or accuracy degradation, luo et.al [21] investigate selfsupervised learning (ssl) methods with vision transformer which is pre-trained on unlabeled reid dataset luperson and find it significantly surpasses imagenet pre-trained models on reid downstream tasks. 3. methodology in this section, wo build a transformer-based cluster contrast (transcc) framework for unsupervised person reidentification. figure 2 shows the overall framework we proposed.section 3.1 describes transformer architecture as the feature encoder of transcc. then a cluster dictionary is designed to storage cluster representation for contrastive learning in section 3.2. finally, we explain the details of cluster contrast including its initialization and update, as well as the optimization of the whole pipeline. figure.2 illustration of the overall framework 3.1. feature exaction-based transformer in usl reid, we are given an unlabeled dataset x = {x1, x2, ⋯ , xn} denoted the training set with n instances. we denote backbone network as g = fθ(x) , through which the input x is mapped to the hidden representation g = {g1, g2, ⋯ , gn} as shown in figure.3. given an image x ∈ {h × w × c},where h,w,c denote its height,width and number of channels, a convolution layer split it into fixed-sized patches. cnn-based can increase the receptive field as the network deepens, while vit split images into nonoverlapping patches, losing local continuity around the patches. to solve such problem, we use slide convolution kernel to split into overlapping patches. the fixed-size of patch and sliding stride of kernel denote k nd s respectively, then the area covered by two adjacent patches is (k − s) × k and a image will be split into n patches. as s becomes smaller, the image will be split into more patches, which will improve the performance and increase the calculation cost. n = nh × nw = ⌊ h + s − k s ⌋ × ⌊ w + s − k s ⌋ (1) following patches, the linear projection operation will map each patch to d dimension, generally 768. a extra learnable embedding token called cls is assigned to each image and denoted as its global feature. then an image xi will be coded into input sequences, denoted as 𝑧𝑖 = {𝑐𝑙𝑠, 𝑝𝑖 1, 𝑝𝑖 2, 𝑝𝑖 3, ⋯ , 𝑝𝑖 𝑁}, which are then fed to the transformer layers. spatial information is attached by adding learnable position embedding to 𝑧𝑖. p denotes the patch of a image. 23 figure.3 overview of transformer-based feature encoder transformer encoder is made up a stack of b transformer layers. the transformer layer consists of multi-head selfattention block (msa) and mlp block. each layer starts with an ln layer normalisation, and the residual links are added to the output. finally, we use the encoder's cls token (z0) as the global feature of the picture. 𝑧𝑙 ′ = 𝑀𝑆𝐴(𝐿𝑁(𝑧𝑙−1)) + 𝑧𝑙−1 (2) 𝑧𝑙 = 𝑀𝐿𝑃(𝐿𝑁(𝑧𝑙 ′)) + 𝑧𝑙 ′ (3) 3.2. cluster contrast when robustness features are learnt,we focus on a contrast learning approach for unsupervised learning due to the absence of ground-truth. after exacting feature vectors, we apply clustering algorithms to assign same pseudo label for instances that cluster similarly, for example, dbscan or infomap. such pseudo labels are refined as adjacent consistency, that two images are assigned with the same label if they share similar neighbors. as the network is updated, the data distribution changes. therefore, the pseudo labels are regenerated and more reliable at the next epoch. in training, we discard outlier points from the clustering process and assign pseudo-labels 𝑦𝑖 to the clustered data, which denotes the person identity assigned to an image 𝑥𝑖 by clustering algorithms. memory initialization-based cluster assume that the number of clusters per epoch is k (k is changeable), we have an updatable dataset {(xi, yi)|yi ∈ k)} with pseudo label. then we storage k cluster distribution representations in memory dictionary. the memory dictionary is initialized by the mean vector of instance features in each cluster,that is 𝜙𝐾 = 1 𝑁𝐾 ∑ 𝑓𝜗(𝑥𝑖) 𝑥𝑖∈𝐶𝐾 (4) where 𝐶𝐾 and 𝑁𝐾 denote the k-th cluster and its number of instances. thus 𝜙𝐾 can represent the feature distribution of center of cluster k. memory update during training, p person identities and a fixed number of x instance of each identities from the new dataset are sampled in a mini-batch. it is worth noting that all cluster representation are stored in the memory dictionary in the form of cluster centroids. previous methods of memorybased contrast learning store query into dictionary and update feature vector both at instance level by eq (5). 𝑓𝑖 ← 𝑚𝑓𝑖 + (1 − 𝑚)𝑞 (5) where 𝑓𝑖 denotes instance feature stored in the dictionary, q denotes the query feature, and the size is usually batch-size. and m is a momentum updatig factor. updating cluster dictionary for instance feature can result cluster inconsistency. specifically, the sizes of clusters are distributed inconsistently. in the training iteration, a small number of query feature vectors, relative to a large cluster, will be updated, while in smaller clusters all instance features will be updated. then an instance-wise contrastive loss is used to measure the distance between query and cluster feature, as follow.𝜏is a temperature hyper-parameter. then f denotes the feature vector in the memory dictionary and that one with subscript “+” is those instance feature that share the identity with query. 𝐿𝑞 = −𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑒𝑥𝑝(𝑞 ∙ 𝑓+/𝜏) ∫ 𝑒𝑥𝑝(𝑞 ∙ 𝑓𝑖/𝜏) 𝑁𝐾 𝑖=0 (6) through investigation for instance-wise instance, we find two issue: (1) only the features of the query are updated each iteration, which is insignificant compared to the whole dataset. that is inefficient and inconsistent oscillatory distribution of mini-batches. (2) update the clustering imbalance. fewer updates to small clusters result in performance degradation for instances with small samples. to solve those problems, we propose our cluster contrastive learning method that the vectors that we store in the dictionary and use to calculate contrastive losses are no longer instance features but cluster representations. in training iteration, the formula of cluster update is shown as follows: 𝜙𝐾 ← 𝑚𝜙𝐾 + (1 − 𝑚)𝑞 (7) then we calculate our cluster-wise contrastive loss, defined by infonce loss as follows: 𝐿𝑞 = −𝑙𝑜𝑔 𝑒𝑥𝑝(𝑞 ∙ 𝜙+/𝜏) ∫ 𝑒𝑥𝑝(𝑞 ∙ 𝜙𝐾/𝜏) 𝐾 𝑖=0 (8) by eq. (7) and eq. (8), our proposed algorithm uses unique vectors to represent each cluster identity and remains distinct throughout the updating process,avoiding the problem of unbalanced cluster during instance update process. 4. experiments 4.1. datasets and evalution metrics to verify the performance of our proposed methods, we conduct experiments over benchmark datasets, i.e., market1501, msmt17. tabel.1 describes the details of two datasets in our evaluation experiment, which are listed according to their essential information (number of person identities, imanges, train sets, query sets and gallery sets, image size and annoation method). in our experiments, we use the common evaluate metrics: rank 1/5/10 of cumulative matching characteristic (cmc) and mean average precision (map) and no post-processing tricks like re-rank are adapted in test. 4.2. implementation details to facilitate the conduct of experiment,we fix the size of all images to 256 ×128 and use random horizontal flip, random crop and random erasing as data augmentation 24 technologies for training. at the beginning of each epoch, we use transformer as backbone encoder of the feature extractor to obtain the feature of the whole dataset, assign pseudo label by cluster algorithms al as well as initialize the memory dictionary with the cluster representation. in a mini-batch, 64 images of 4-person identities are sampled for training (16 images for per person). we use adam optimizer to update our transcc model with weight decay 5e-4. the initial learning rate is set to 3.5e-4, then is reduced by 10 every 20 epochs in a total of 50 epochs. our method is implemented on the pytorch, and four nvidia rtx3090 gpus are used for training and only one gpu is used for testing. table 1. properties of the three benchmark datasets used in our experiment datasets id images train query gallery crop szie annotation method market1501 1201 32217 12936 19732 3368 128*64 semi-automated (dpm) msmt17 4101 126441 32621 82161 11658 variable faster r-cnn 4.3. comparison experiment we compare transcc with unsupervised person reidentification method based on cnn. the experimental results are shown in table2. the reslut of our proposed method boost performance by 3.6% and 2.8% in map and rank-1 accuracy compared with spcl on market1501, while 14% and 20.7% improvement on msmt17. compared with ssg, our method surpasss 24.3% and 13% in term of map on market1501 and msmt17 respectively. this is because the transcc method proposed in paper exploit transformer with overlapping-patch as extraction network which can help model to learn more global discriminative features to build a long-distance dependence, as well as adjacent features around patches. table.2 performance comparison between usl reid method market1501 msmt17 map r1 map r1 mmcl 45.5 80.3 11.2 35.4 hct 56.4 80.0 ssg 58.3 80.0 16.6 37.6 spcl 76.2 90.2 19.1 43.3 transcc(ours) 82.6 93.1 33.1 63.3 we also conduct experiments with different cluster algorithm, i.e. dbscan and infomap on market1501. the cluster proess is also important to unsupervised learnig, since the relible pseudo label can improve model’performence significally. the result of experiment is shown in table.3.we can see that no matter which algorithm, our method can achieve good performance. table.3 ablation study with cluster algorithm method market1501 map r1 r5 r10 ours/dbscan 82.6 93.1 96.7 97.9 ours/infomap 82.0 92.9 97.3 98.0 5. conclusion in this paper,we investigate a transformer-based framework for unsupervised learinng person re-identification task. a pure transformer with overlapp-patch is used to extract discriminative feature, while a cluster-wise memory dictionary stored the whole cluster centriods is used to implement contrastibe loss. we believe that transoformer has more potential to devoelop on reid tasks. experiments show that transformer pipeline with cluster contrast surpassing mostly usl reid methods. references [1] m. zabłocki, k. gosciewska, d. frejlichowski, and r. hofman, “intelligent video surveillance systems for public spaces–a survey,” journal of theoretical and applied computer science, vol. 8(2014) no. 4, pp. 13–27. 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[21] h. luo, p. wang, y. xu, f. ding, y. zhou, f. wang, h. li, and r. jin, “self-supervised pre-training for transformer-based person reidentification,” arxiv preprint arxiv:2111.12084, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 127 procedural modeling method of pipe network based on spline grammar xiaolong wang* school of software engineering, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610225, china * corresponding author email: microlone@163.com abstract: the shape grammar is usually used to describe the three-dimensional model with certain regularity, but in the process of constructing the three-dimensional model of industrial pipeline network or urban underground pipeline network, due to the complex wiring characteristics of the pipeline, the pipeline with different changing trajectories is often unable to be described by fixed shape. therefore, the construction process for 3d pipe networks often requires art developers to spend a lot of time and effort to develop models. arbitrarily shaped pipes can be effectively described in procedural modeling construction processes by incorporating splines that are inherently variable in nature and combining them as terminator shapes into shape grammar. based on this theory, this paper proposes that the procedural modeling method based on spline grammar can efficiently complete the procedural construction of pipeline networks, and this method can quickly complete the splicing of pipeline networks. experimental results show that our method is suitable for pipe network construction projects in different fields. keywords: pipe network; spline grammar; programmatic modeling. 1. introduction the procedural modeling method of parametric spline grammar proposed in this paper is similar to the traditional parametric modeling technique, which is a technique for constructing three-dimensional models by graphical algorithm programming. it allows users to define model parameters and relationships by dragging and connecting different components, and the type description of the shape of the pipeline is defined by the input of parameters without additional editing code. however, unlike the traditional procedural modeling method based on parametric shape grammar, this paper proposes to add splines as a special shape to the grammar rules and derive the parametric formal grammar as a terminator. at the same time, after removing the spline terminator in the grammar structure, the remaining terminators adaptively calculate their pending parameters (such as intermediate filling node coordinates and compact coefficients) according to the generation of spline terminators and generate pipe fiettors, and finally complete the splicing of pipe body and pipe fittings. this method can reduce the workload of users to adjust secondary parameters after the initial generation of the pipe network model through the procedural logic determination of spatial geometry, which greatly simplifies the operation process and improves the work efficiency. the main contributions of this paper are as follows: i. a procedural pipeline modeling method based on spline grammar is proposed. in this paper, the pipe network can be atomized by combining the basic geometry of parametric shape grammar, straight line segment, and different types of spline curves. a parametric description of the operation. ii. design two general-purpose pipe caps as shape terminators and introduce them into the grammatical structure. the cap grid is programmed and automatically constructed without manual adjustment by the user. 2. related work 2.1. shape grammar based modeling methods wonka et al. [1] proposed a split grammar for modeling buildings of different styles through automatic derivation. zmugg et al. [2] improved the split grammar so that it can be applied to surface architectural modeling, and the authors generated pagoda and great wall models based on the former method. edelsbrunner [3] further improved the splitting grammar by specifying each part of the generated building model as an independent coordinate system, and then applying the splitting operation along these coordinate systems. the researchers also added boolean operations to split the grammar to describe more complex building shapes. muller et al. [4] proposed cga shapes, which extend the split grammar. the cga-based modeling system can automatically generate architectural models of various shapes according to the rules written by users. schwarz et al. [5] introduced the cga++ grammar language, which adds context sensitivity to cga shapes so that combinations of multiple buildings can yield better results. in addition, the inverse process modeling method [6-10] has also been widely used. wu et al. [10] proposed a method to automatically derive a split grammar for a given facade layout (segmented facade images), and then generate new buildings based on the derived grammar. demir et al. [7] proposed a guided inverse procedural modeling approach to analyze existing input building models to obtain a set of shape grammars, and then synthesize new building models based on these shape grammars under the guidance of the user. shape grammarbased modeling methods can produce results that meet user expectations, but their shortcomings are also evident when used to model pipeline networks. first of all, the shape grammar is better at generating blocky architectural models that lack details, and the wiring of the pipeline network is extremely complex, and the method based on the shape grammar is usually unable to generate a large number of models that satisfy the pipeline curve expression. second, 128 non-professional users are usually unable to create and modify complex modeling grammar rules. 2.2. spline-based modeling methods different from the above methods, huang et al. [11] proposed a novel spline-based interactive and procedural modeling method. the method first provides users with a standardized spline-based frame, and users edit the frame through two types of control points: position control points (position control points) and bending control points (bending control points). once the user finishes editing, the modeling system instantiates prefabricated components from the component library and places them one by one on the frame to obtain the target model. huang et al. [12] continued to improve their method by making walls and roofs, multistorey buildings and composite buildings on the basis of cutting and combining. however, the improved system still has significant limitations. users can only edit frames, not components. also, since the components in the component library are still grid-based, the file size of the library is still large. some auxiliary structures that are common in architectural models, such as fences, column brackets, etc., are not defined in the above system. 3. modeling method parametric spline grammar is a method of generating shapes using parametric splines. a parametric spline is a vector-valued function defined by a set of control points and a function, which can describe complex curved shapes. however, different from the traditional way of describing the target curve by approximation and fitting by a single spline object, this paper combines the rational splicing of several basic geometries, such as parametric shape grammar, straight line segments, and different types of spline curves. a parametric description of the pipe network that can be atomically operated. first of all, the method proposed in this paper based on the parametric spline grammar to generate the pipe network model is divided into two categories: one is the pipe body (the skeleton category includes straight line, bézier spline, catmull-rom spline and b-spline spline ); the other type is connecting pipe fittings (the s-keleton category includes straight line and b-spline spline); the above two parts are combined by the user, and the construction of the procedural pipe network is completed through parametric grammar. the basic overall process of modeling based on parametric spline grammar is as follows: i. predefine the initial shape parameters of the pipe body and fittings; ii. read the node information of the pipe network and generate relevant basic skeleton splines; iii. the connection node between the pipe body and the pipe fitting completes the automatic adsorption connection through the collision detection; iv. the pipe body and pipe fittings complete the model generation of the pipe network according to the configuration parameters of the extruder. 3.1. spline grammar in this paper, the system divides the pipe network into two categories, namely pipe body (pipe body) and pipe fitting (pipe fitting). the pipe body is subdivided into four types of terminators including linear, bézier, catmull-rom, and bspline; similarly, pipe fittings are also subdivided into two types of terminators including linear and b-spline. therefore, the grammar structure based on parametric spline grammar is shown in fig. 1. the execution process of the spline grammar is: according to the input parameter rules, use the specified shape to deduce the parent structure until all non-terminal symbols are converted into terminal symbols. figure 1. parametric spline shape hierarchy the grammatical structure involved in this article is inspired by the shape grammar, so the grammatical structure is similar to the shape grammar, and it is described by the quaternion expression g, as shown in exp.1. g = {i, n, t, r} (1) for the above formula combined with the spline-based grammar structure proposed in this paper, a detailed elaboration is given: i. where i is the initial shape formed by the input starting point set; ii. n represents the shape of a non-terminal, n = {b, t}. contains pipe structure (body) and pipe element (fitting); iii. t represents the shape of the terminator, which represents the final pipe spline (straight line, curve) and accessory elements (basic pipe fittings, ring fasteners, pipe supports, valves, etc.); iv. r is a finite set of production rules. the rules have the general form a → b : cond, a∈n, b∈v, where v is a grammatical vocabulary defined as n∪t. a condition is a logical expression that must be true for a rule to be invoked. this rule can be understood as shape a being replaced by shape b under the condition cond. in the initial stage of construction, the terminal shape p = {b | f} is formed by the unit spline; where b is the type of the spline, and f is the type of the pipe fitting to which the spline belongs. spline types include straight line (linear), curve (bezier, b-spline, catmull-rom). fitting types include linear and b-spline. 3.2. rules for pipe body according to the grammatical rules, the initial shape i is transformed to derive the expression p containing nonterminal symbols. the conversion rules are shown in formula .2: rtransf : i →n:cond(h ≠ 0) (2) the variable h represents the compactness coefficient, which represents the distance parameter between the pipe body and the pipe body that can accommodate the pipe fittings. the final shape defined by the terminal is further derived by the above formula. the terminal shape presul represents the alternate splicing and combination of the pipe body and the pipe fitting structure, where 1 : b and 1 : f represent the number of elements of the pipe body and pipe fittings; the symbol * indicates that the shape based on this expression is continuously copied and 129 extended in space according to the terminal shape, until all input shapes read have been transformed and derived. presul = {1 : b | 1 : f}* (3) 𝑃𝑜𝑠 = p2 + h ∗ 𝐷𝑟𝑒𝑐 ∗ 𝐿𝑒𝑛𝑔ℎ linear (4) as shown in fig. 2, execute after the user enters key point data: i. add two new nodes to the remaining key points except the starting point and the ending point; ii. according to the compact coefficient h input by the user, the e1 node generated in step (i) is offset along the trajectory (p2p1 ⃗⃗⃗⃗ ⃗⃗⃗⃗ ) direction, as shown in (b) in fig. 2; the s1 node is along the trajectory (p2p3 ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗) direction the offset value is h * lenghlinear; the spatial coordinates of si and ei are related to the compactness coefficient h∈(0,1). among them, h is defined by the user, and the position of any coordinate axis after the offset can be obtained as shown in formula. 4. the direction vector drec is directed from the intermediate node p2 to the edge node (p1 or p3) of the current spline. through this method, the spatial coordinates of the newly generated nodes s3 and e1 are calculated respectively. iii. input the calculated two groups of control points p1, e1, s2, and p3 into the extruder according to the pipe body terminator predefined by the user to extrude the presul based on the section contour projection algorithm, and finally complete the pipe body model generation as shown in fig. 3 shown. figure 2. schematic diagram of derivation conversion process figure 3. example of pipe model when users need other types of pipe bodies, they can manually switch the spline type of pipe body objects in the editor mode. in most cases, the system generates straight pipe bodies by default, which is suitable for pipe network construction in most environments. 3.3. rules for pipe fitting the pipe body uses the spline skeleton as the basic skeleton. in order to enable the pipe fittings to automatically generate a reasonable straight line or curved skeleton after the pipe body spline is generated, b-spline (b-spline) and straight line (linear) are introduced as the skeleton of the pipe fittings. input to the extruder subdivision point basis. with the help of bvh collision detection, the adjacent nodes are collided and adsorbed to complete the splicing of the pipe fittings and the adjacent nodes of the pipe body. next, this section will give a detailed description of the generation of the expression describing the pipe skeleton based on the pipe body spline object. 3.3.1. straight fittings in this paper, the effective part of the key points input by the user is used as the intermediate control point of the linear pipe, and the extrusion algorithm based on the profile projection is also used to generate the pipe model. the intermediate nodes {e1, p2, s3}, {e3, p3, s4} obtained after the previous derivation can be directly used to generate straight pipe fittings, and the extruder curve type used here is consistent with that used for the pipe body, as shown in fig. 4. figure 4. examples of straight fittings 3.3.2. b-spline fittings to use the profile projection extruder to generate b-spline pipe fittings, analyze it from the perspective of reverse engineering, we know that the final output is the subdivision point set of b-spline geometric trajectory. we need to analyze the b-spline geometry that can be matched by the generated pipe body, so the problem is transformed into the coordinates of the starting point, middle point and end point of the bspline space based on the known middle node coordinates p2 and p3. b-spline curve trajectory subdivision point set. according to the derivation result of the spline grammar, as shown in figurg. 5, input {e1, p2, s3}, {e3, p3, s4} into the extruder and set the curvetype to b-spline. the final model effect is shown in (b). in summary, although the skeleton splines used by the two pipe fittings are different, they both extrude the pipe fitting model through the filling node in the middle as the control point. (a)input (b) generate splines (c) extrude (d) terminal shape example p 1 p p p e psp (a) node adaptive construction (b) linear tube p1 e1 p2 s3 e3 p3 e4 p4 130 4. cap mesh in actual project development, pipe meshes are often used to occupy as few resources as possible. during the model design and construction phase, meshes are often designed for single-sided rendering. after completing the generation of the basic mesh of the pipeline, in order to make the pipeline more reasonable visually, it is necessary to cap the first and last ends of the pipeline. among them, for industrial pipe network or urban underground pipe network, according to the geometric shape of the head, it is divided into two common head types: flat head and convex head. among them, the convex head is subdivided into spherical, elliptical, dishshaped, and spherical-shaped heads. next, the generation methods of these two types of head grids will be described in detail. 4.1. flat cap the flat head is a relatively common head type, and the caping area is a closed polygon in the plane, and its shape is consistent with the pipe section. similar to the pipe extrusion method, the calculation of vertices in the cap plane is also based on the section profile profile. the mesh generation of the flat head is relatively simple. it only needs to use the vertex of the profile contour as the head polygon point and generate the triangle index array and other mesh attributes in order. the general steps are as follows: i. read the starting point and ending point of the currently operated tube object to determine the position coordinates of the caping center point; ii. read the configuration file of the section profile, use the center point of the cap as the vertex offset calculation and return the vertex coordinates at the cap; iii. generate a triangle array in order from the returned vertices; iv. complete the caping uv mapping calculation. the overall construction process is shown in fig. 6, and the relevant codes are shown in table 1 below. table 1. flat cap mesh generation code description: generate code for flat cap mesh 1 void generateflatcaps() 2 { 3 //cap processing 4 getsample(index, ref evalresult); // get the coordinates of the center point of the head and tail section 5 for (int i = 0; i < _sides+1; i++) 6 { 7 // the cap vertices are assigned according to the contour points of the section; 8 int index = bodyvertexcount + i; 9 _tsmesh.vertices[index] = _tsmesh.vertices[i]; 10 _tsmesh.normals[index] = -evalresult.forward; 11 _tsmesh.colors[index] = _tsmesh.colors[i]; 12 _tsmesh.uv[index] = quaternion.angleaxis(_revolve * (((float)i) / (_sides 1)), vector3.forward) * vector2.right * (0.5f * capuvscale) + vector3.right * 0.5f + vector3.up * 0.5f;//calculate uvs 13 } 14 _tsmesh.triangles = generatetrians();//generate flat cap triangular index array} 6 4.2. convex cap the general process of mesh calculation of convex head is similar to that of flat seal, but it needs to calculate the vertex coordinates by uniform interpolation from the outside to the inside of the section profile, and at the same time, in order to get a good visual effect, it is necessary to calculate the vertices on the adjacent triangles. calculate the average value of the line. first define the parameter _roundcaplatitude (sides) of the degree of subdivision of the hemisphere and the diameter of the pipe to calculate the offset of the convex grid vertices and the grid uv. here, the regular dodecagon is used as the profile of the section as an example. the convex head is for hemispherical type, the head vertex is calculated according to the two levels of latitude and longitude. among them, lat∈ [1, latitude+1] indicates the number of layers of the current latitude line; as shown in formula (5), anglelat indicates the clamp formed by the offset vertex, the vector of the center point of the head, and the bottom plane of the head angle size; as shown in formula (6), lon∈[0, sides] indicates the number of layers of the current meridian; anglelon indicates the projection formed by the offset vertex and the vector of the center point of the head and the bottom plane of the head the size of the angle formed by the vector and the zero vector; 𝑎𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒𝑙𝑎𝑡 = 𝑙𝑎𝑡 latitude+1 * 90 (5) 𝑎𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒𝑙𝑜𝑛 = 𝑙𝑜𝑛 sides * 360 (6) next, the rotation function rot is defined by the quaternion-based rotation formula to rotate the target vertex. the 𝑅𝑜𝑡(�⃗� , 𝜃) function is used to calculate the quaternion after rotating θ around �⃗� . based on formulas (5) and (6), the formula (7) for calculating the target vertex vector 𝑝 can be deduced, where (𝑃𝑐𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑒𝑟 ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗) is the coordinates from the origin of the space to the cap center point; �⃗� , 𝐹 and �⃗⃗� represent three-dimensional space vector constants vector3 (1, 0, 0), figure 5. arc pipe generation e1 s3 p2 e3 p1 p4 p3 s4 (a) node adaptive construction (b) b-spline fitting figure 6. constructing a flat-capped pipe mesh flat mesh (a) primitive tube (b)flat cap tube 131 vector3 (0,0,1) and vector3 (0, 1, 0) respectively. �⃗� = 𝑃𝑐𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑒𝑟 ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗⃗ ⃗ + 𝑅𝑜𝑡(−𝐹 , 𝑎𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒𝑙𝑜𝑛 + 180) ∗ 𝑅𝑜𝑡(�⃗⃗� , 𝑎𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒𝑙𝑎𝑡) ∗ �⃗� figure 7. an example diagram of the principle of constructing a convex head grid, (a) means to return to each lat layer vertex by inward offset, (b) means to return to each lon layer vertex by offsetting to the far end of the head, (c) means to traverse lat * vertex and triangle calculation results after lon times figure 8. convex cap mesh finally, the convex head grid as shown in fig. 8 is obtained, and the relevant code is as follows: table 2. convex cap mesh generation code description: generate code for convex cap mesh input: spline subdivision point evalresult; section node; subdivision parameter _roundcaplatitude; path size output: cap mesh_tsmesh 1 void generateroundcaps() 2 { 3 getsample(index, ref evalresult); 4 computes the interpolated position of the convex start point in the spline startv; 5 caplengthpercent = size * 0.5f; 6 for (int lat = 1; lat < _roundcaplatitude+1; lat++)// loop latitude 7 { 8 float latitudepercent = ((float)lat / _roundcaplatitude);// current latitude ratio 9 float latangle = 90f * latitudepercent; // current latitude 10 for (int lon = 0; lon <= sides; lon++)// loop longitude 11 { 12 float anglepercent = (float)lon / sides; // current longitude ratio 13 int index = bodyvertexcount + lon + (lat-1) * (sides + 1); 14 quaternion rot = quaternion.angleaxis(_revolve * anglepercent + rotation + 180f, -vector3.forward) * quaternion.angleaxis(latangle, vector3.up);// calculate the offset quaternion 15 _tsmesh.vertices[index] = center + lookrot * rot * -vector3.right * (size * 0.5f * evalresult.size); 16 _tsmesh.normals[index] = (_tsmesh.vertices[index] center).normalized; 17 float basev = startv + caplengthpercent * latitudepercent; 18 vector2 baseuv = new vector2(anglepercent * uvscale.x basev * _uvtwist, basev * uvscale.y) uvoffset; 19 _tsmesh.uv[index] = vector2.one * 0.5f + (vector2)(quaternion.angleaxis(uvrotation + 180f, vector3.forward) * (vector2.one * 0.5f baseuv)); 20 } 21 _tsmesh.triangles = generatetrians();//generate flat cap triangular index array 22 } 23 } 7 5. conclusion a pipe network modeling method based on parametric spline grammar is proposed. firstly, the grammar structure and derivation rules based on parametric spline grammar are proposed and designed. the replacement derivation relationship between non-terminal symbols and terminal symbols is detailed elaborate. then it introduces how to use the key point set input by the user to generate the combined splicing model of ordered pipe body and pipe fittings by deriving rules, and expounds the logic of its generation algorithm. secondly, the cap mesh algorithm is designed and implemented for the pipe body and pipe fittings to realize the automatic generation of the cap mesh, as shown in fig. 9. this method is a new application of the idea of shape grammar, which can properly simplify the operation process of manual modeling and has certain scalability. 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[12] c.-y huang, w.-k tai. interactive and procedural modeling of featured chinese architectures [],2015. http://www-lib-cuit-edu-cn.webvpn.cuit.edu.cn:8118/asset/search?key=a%3dmartinovic%2c+andelo http://www-lib-cuit-edu-cn.webvpn.cuit.edu.cn:8118/asset/search?key=a%3dvan+gool%2c+luc frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 110 a survey of few-shot learning research based on deep neural network pengjin wu department of electrical and electronic engineering, university of surrey, guildford gu2 7xh, uk abstract: with the successful development of deep learning techniques in recent years, deep neural networks have achieved excellent results in both computer vision and natural language processing by relying on large-scale datasets but still face significant challenges in solving the problem of learning from few-shot. inspired by the ability of humans to learn to recognize objects as a way to simulate the cognitive process of learning from a small sample size, few-shot learning is a hot topic of research in deep neural networks today. it is also a significant and challenging problem. this paper first introduces the research background and definition of few-shot learning, introduces the relevant models, and summarizes and analyzes the common approaches to the problem of few-shot learning based on deep neural networks at the present stage, which are divided into four types: data augmentation, model fine-tuning, metric learning and meta-learning. finally, popular datasets for few-shot learning are described, the paper is concluded and future research directions are discussed. keywords: few-shot learning; low-shot learning; deep learning; deep neural network. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance as early as 1987, research by biederman [1] found that humans can identify an average of 10,000 to 30,000 things in our lifetime. first, the number of samples in the real world is consistent with a long-tail distribution [2], as shown in figure 1, where only a few categories have enough samples, and the vast majority have tiny sample sizes. moreover, humans do not need hundreds or thousands of data when learning a new concept. this means that people can learn quickly from a small number of samples and use this to make summary generalizations and distinguish between different samples, even those they have not seen, based on prior knowledge. figure 1. long-tail distribution of the sample deep learning models are now widely used for recognition and classification tasks and have achieved efficient and accurate results, but for the most part, this is because the training of models often relies on the use of large numbers of labeled datasets (such as imagenet dataset). however, it is often impossible to provide enough labeled samples in many real-world scenarios, such as fault diagnosis and anomaly detection. the cost of labeling samples is high and often requires a certain level of expertise. particularly in the biological and medical fields, there may be only a few unique or diseased samples for some exceptional cases or rare diseases, which leads to an extreme imbalance between abnormal and normal samples. insufficient numbers of abnormal samples or severe quality bias can easily lead to a situation where the higher the number of normal samples, the more the neural network's performance is affected. 1.2. definition of few-shot learning in order to solve the above problem, few-shot learning was born. it was first proposed by li [3] in 2003, that is learning a new category of objects using only a small number of training samples of that category. meanwhile, we also want the machine to learn many base classes and then learn a new class quickly with only a few samples. in general, few-shot learning can be done using a small number of samples (one or a few) from a category. in the case of a single training sample, it is also known as one-shot learning. take the classification problem as an example, as shown in figure 2 below. the basic model of few-shot learning can be defined as 𝑝 = 𝐶(𝑓(𝑥|𝜃)|𝑤) , which consists of a feature extractor 𝑓(∙ |𝜃) and a classifier 𝐶(∙ |𝑤) . 𝑓(𝑥|𝜃) indicates the features extracted for x, θ and w indicate the corresponding parameters, and finally the classification prediction result of the sample is obtained. figure 2. basic model of few-shot learning assume that there are n classifications in our support set, with k samples in each classification, so that there is a total of n × k samples. the task of training a model that can distinguish between n classifications from n × k samples is defined as the n-way k-shot problem [4]. because it is a fewshot learning, the value of k is generally small (usually between 1 and 20). if there are n classifications in the support set s, where there are k samples xi in each classification, each with a different label yi, then this can be expressed as equation (1): 𝑆 = {(𝑥1, 𝑦1),⋯ , (𝑥𝐾×𝑁, 𝑦𝐾×𝑁)} 111 similarly, based on the category labels in the support set, the query set q consisting of m randomly sampled samples that do not duplicate the support set is expressed as equation (2): 𝑄 = {(𝑥1, 𝑦1),⋯ , (𝑥𝑀, 𝑦𝑀)} 2. deep learning related models in 2006, hinton et al. [5] proposed that an artificial neural network with multiple hidden layers has excellent feature learning ability and that layerwise pre-training can effectively overcome the difficulties in training the deep neural network, which has led to the research of deep learning. with continuous research on deep learning theory and upgrading numerical computing equipment, dozens of deep learning models have been developed and applied to different fields. few-shot learning based on deep learning models is also a hot research topic in recent years. the most typical deep neural networks used for few-shot learning are the convolutional neural network (cnn) and recurrent neural network (rnn), which are the most widely used deep learning models. most deep learning models used in few-shot learning are variants of these two models, such as resnets [6], googlenet [7], and vgg [8]. 2.1. convolutional neural network the basic structure of a convolutional neural network consists of the input layer, the convolutional layer, the pooling layer, the fully-connected layer, and the output layer. the convolutional and pooling layers are generally taken in multiple. they are connected in an alternating design, which forms the core module of the convolutional neural network, while the higher layers are made up of fully connected layers. figure 3. basic structure of convolutional neural network in the convolutional neural network, the most important is the convolutional layer, which is responsible for extracting feature information from the input data. it consists of several feature maps, each of which consists of several neurons. each neuron of the output feature map in the convolutional layer is locally connected to its input. the corresponding connection weights are weighted and summed with the local input plus a bias value to obtain the input value of that neuron, the process is equivalent to the convolution process, from which the cnn gets its name [9]. in equation (3), f(x) represents the output feature, θi,j represents the size of the convolution kernel elements in row i and column j, xi,j represents the size of the elements in row i and column j, and b is the bias. the convolutional layer has the characteristics of local receptive field and weight sharing, which can reduce the parameters in the network. 𝑓(𝑥) =∑𝜃𝑖,𝑗 𝑛 𝑖,𝑗 × 𝑥𝑖,𝑗 + 𝑏 2.2. recurrent neural network recurrent neural networks are a special type of neural network in deep learning that are internally self-connected and can learn complex vector-to-vector mappings. the first research on rnns was proposed by hopfield with the hopfield network model [10], which had strong computational power and associative memory, but was superseded by other artificial neural networks and traditional machine learning algorithms due to the difficulty of implementation. jordan [11] and elman [12] proposed the recurrent neural network framework in 1986 and the recurrent neural network framework, known as the simple recurrent network (srn), was proposed in 1990 and is considered to be the basic version of the current widely popular rnn, with more complex structures that have since emerged being considered as variants or extensions of it. figure 4 shows the network structure of an rnn, which is connected by loops on the hidden layer so that the network state at the last moment can be passed to the current moment and the state at the current moment can be passed to the next moment. figure 4. basic structure of recurrent neural network the rnn consists of the input unit xt, the output unit ot and the hidden unit ht, where the ht value depends not only on xt but also on ht-1. w indicates the weight of the input, u indicates the weight of the input sample at the moment, and v indicates the weight of the output sample. in this case, f and g are both activation functions. where f can be an activation function such as tanh, relu, sigmoid, and g is usually softmax or something else. 𝑥𝑡 = 𝑔(𝑣 ∙ ℎ 𝑡 ) ℎ 𝑡 = 𝑓(𝑢 ∙ 𝑥𝑡 +𝑤 ∙ ℎ 𝑡−1 ) 3. few-shot learning methods the development of few-shot learning has so far received more and more attention from scholars, and the current mainstream few-shot learning methods based on the deep neural network are classified into four major types: data augmentation, model fine-tuning, metric learning, and metalearning. 3.1. data augmentation the data augmentation is a technique commonly used in deep learning to expand the sample size of a training dataset by augmenting the data with prior knowledge and increasing the diversity of the data to produce a larger dataset, so it is also the most direct way to solve the problem of few-shot and to avoid overfitting the neural network. the early method of data enhancement was mainly through spatial transformations of image data, including rotating, cropping, scaling, panning, adding noise, and changing brightness or contrast to the image. however, these methods are highly dependent and require a lot of human resources and expertise. in addition, such methods are less transferable and data enhancement methods developed for one particular dataset are challenging to apply to another dataset, as humans can only enumerate some possible invariants and better results can only be obtained when applied to certain specific datasets. at the same time, such methods do not address the nature of few-shot learning, do not enhance the inference and generalization capabilities of the model, and do not make full use of the information provided by the base class dataset. 112 therefore, traditional artificially enhanced data methods cannot fully solve few-shot problems. the new data augmentation method focuses on generalizing information between similar samples from a base class dataset to a new class of few-shot. the primary approach of these methods is to extend the training data for the new class of few-shot by learning a generative model based on the base class dataset. an extensive training data set can typically be generated with only one or a few training samples. for example, hariharan et al. [14] argue that the relationship between images in the same class is shared across classes, so modeling the relationship between images in the same class and then extending this relationship to a new class of few-shot generates some new training samples, while wang [15] et al. further couples the generative and classification networks together end-to-end to train a neural network adapted to few samples neural networks for learning with few-shot. 3.2. model fine-tuning model fine-tuning means optimizing the parameters of a neural network model that has been pre-trained on a significant source dataset using a corresponding training strategy on a target small sample dataset. the general approach is to pre-train the neural network model on the large-scale source dataset using the general training strategy and fix some of the parameters, and then fine-tune specific parameters of the neural network model on the small sample dataset to obtain the target model. figure 5. schematic diagram of model fine-tuning the parameters are pre-trained on the source dataset to help the model converge quickly on the few-shot dataset. suppose the target dataset and the source dataset are similarly distributed. in that case, the top-level features of the two datasets are highly similar, so model fine-tuning can achieve convergence and generalization by fine-tuning the top-level feature extractor and classifier only. model fine-tuning requires focusing on architectural constraints, the range of parameters to be tuned in the network, and the learning strategy. howard et al. [16] proposed the universal language model fine-tuning (ulm -fit) for text classification in 2018. the algorithm fine-tunes the language model in terms of changes in the learning rate in both vertical and horizontal dimensions, allowing the model to converge faster on fewshot datasets while allowing the model to learn more knowledge in line with the target task. nakamura et al. [17] proposed an approach that uses a lower learning rate on fewshot datasets and an adaptive gradient optimizer in the finetuning phase. the authors also suggest that if there is a large variability between the source and target datasets, the requirements can be achieved by tuning the entire network. the model fine-tuning method is simple and relies on a small amount of data, requiring only a re-tuning of the model parameters to achieve the desired results quickly. however, there are limitations to this approach. in real-life few-shot learning application scenarios, the target dataset and the source dataset are not necessarily similar, which can lead to over-fitting of the model on the target dataset. therefore, in solving practical problems, the model fine-tuning method is generally combined with data augmentation, metric learning, or meta-learning methods to avoid the problem of model overfitting due to small amounts of data. 3.3. metric learning in mathematical concepts, the metric is a function that measures the distance between two elements, also called a distance function. metric learning, also known as similarity learning, is the calculation of similarity between two samples by calculating the distance between them with a given distance function [18], commonly used distance functions such as euclidean distance, mahala nobis distance and cosine similarity [19]. the metric-based learning method for a few samples is to determine the classification result of a sample to be classified by calculating the distance between the sample to be classified and the known sample to be classified, and the closer the distance, the higher the similarity. a significant reason general network models cannot be adapted to the problem of few-shot learning is that the number of parameters to be optimized is too large, and using only the available data is insufficient to optimize these parameters. however, the metric method, as a non-parametric method, models the distribution of distances between samples so that similar samples are close together and different samples are separated. at the same time, since the metric method measures the distance between samples, the model will be computationally huge for training and use if the number of samples is large. as a result, metric methods have been widely used in recent years in the study of few-shot learning due to the minor dataset nature of such learning. a common approach is to learn an end-to-end network to match the data distribution in the representation space and the metric function in the upper layer, e.g., koch et al. [20] introduced a two-way twin network to learn the similarity between two images, followed by santoro et al. [21] who proposed the memory-augmented neural network (mann). vinyals et al. [22] proposed matching network using cosine similarity as a metric function, snell et al. [23] proposed prototypical network using euclidean distance as a metric function, and sung et al. [24] proposed relation network) using a fully connected network with the representations of two images stitched together as input as the metric function. taking the classification problem as an example, the process of metric learning classification of a few samples can be divided into two stages: mapping and classification. as shown in the figure 6, f is the embedding model that maps the support set samples xj to the feature space; θf is the parameter corresponding to f; g is the embedding model that maps the query set samples xi to the feature space; θg is the parameter corresponding to g; the metric module is used to determine the sample similarity between the support set and the query set, which can be a simple distance metric or a learnability network. finally, the similarity output from the metric module is used to obtain the classification prediction results of the query samples. 113 figure 6. schematic diagram of metric learning the metric learning method reduces the training difficulty of the feature extractor with the help of a non-parametric classification model, which is more suitable for classification with fewer samples, and the model structure is more flexible and efficient. however, with a small number of samples, measuring similarity through the traditional distance function method can lead to a problematic improvement in accuracy. 3.4. meta-learning the idea of meta-learning was introduced in the 1990s [25] with the aim of building a model that can learn new tasks quickly, while the aim of few-shot learning is also to gain the ability to identify new categories from a tiny number of samples. in terms of task goals, the goals of meta-learning and few-shot learning are the same. with the rapid development of deep learning, several researchers have proposed using meta-learning strategies to learn optimized deep learning models [26]. although the premise of a tiny sample size may seem contrary to deep learning, we can still achieve few-shot learning by combining meta-learning and deep learning. meta-learning learns meta-knowledge from many a priori tasks and then guides the model to perform better on few-shot tasks. its main idea is to devise a way to quickly search for the model's optimal parameters and accelerate the learned model's convergence on a new task. as shown in figure 7, the object (model) being optimized is referred to as the baselearner, and the meta-learning process is referred to as the meta-learner. the base-learner (model) goal is to quickly learn a new task using a small amount of data. therefore, the base-learner is also known as the fast-learner. the goal of the meta-learner is to train the base-learner with many different learning tasks so that the trained base-learner can quickly learn a new task using only a small number of training samples, that is the few-shot learning task. the meta-learning based few-shot learning method learns a priori tasks through the base-learner, giving the model the ability to learn automatically, to learn beyond training and to become flexible in solving different categories of problems. figure 7. schematic diagram of meta-learning models based on the meta-learning method are more complex and require more improvement aspects. for example, how to set task-general and task-specific parameters and effectively train meta-learning models have been the hotspot of research in this field. in addition, the data for different tasks have different distributions, and significant differences in data distribution can lead to difficulties in the convergence of the model. 4. datasets for few-shot learning the research on few-shot learning mainly focused on image classification and recognition tasks. the most commonly used dataset for one-shot learning is the omniglot dataset, and the most commonly used dataset for few-shot learning is mini-imagenet, in addition to tiered-imagenet and cub-200. as well as cifar-100, stanford dogs and stanford cars, which are the most commonly used datasets for fine-grained few-shot image classification. in recent years, the field of natural language processing has also started to see the emergence of few-shot learning datasets, and the most common ones are fewrel, arsc and odic datasets. figure 8. sample image of mini-imagenet dataset 4.1. computer vision field 1). the mini-imagenet dataset [27] was extracted from imagenet by the deepmind and is used explicitly for fewshot learning research, and is a benchmark dataset in the field of meta-learning and few-shot. the training and test sets are divided into 80: 20 categories, and although the dataset is more complex, it is highly suitable for prototyping and experimental research. 2). the omniglot dataset [28], which is mainly a handwritten dataset consisting of various alphabets, was collected by amazon's mechanical turk. unlike the mnist dataset published by lecun, this dataset has many categories but contains fewer data per category. 3). the tiered-imagenet dataset is also extracted from imagenet. compared with the mini-imagenet dataset, the tiered-imagenet dataset has more categories, with 608 categories. 4). the cifar-fs dataset, known as the cifar100 fewshots dataset, is extracted from the cifar100 dataset and contains 100 categories. 5). the cub-200 dataset, known as the caltech-ucsd birds-200-2011 dataset, is a fine-grained dataset proposed by caltech in 2010 and is currently the benchmark image dataset for fine-grained classification and recognition research, containing images of 200 bird species. 6). the stanford dogs dataset [29] contains 20,580 images of 120 dog species worldwide and is generally used for finegrained image classification tasks. 7). the stanford cars dataset of 16,185 images, with categories classified mainly based on the car's make, model, and year, includes a sample of 196 types of cars and is generally used for fine-grained image classification tasks. table 1. information on few-shot datasets in computer vision dataset image size quantity category mini-imagenet 84×84 60,000 100 omniglot 28×28 32,460 1623 tiered-imagenet 84×84 778,848 608 cifar-fs 32×32 60,000 100 cub-200 84×84 11,788 200 stanford dogs no fixed size 20,580 120 stanford cars 360×240 16,185 196 4.2. natural language processing field 1). the fewrel dataset [30] proposed by han et al. in 2018 is a few-sample relationship classification dataset containing 64 relationships for training, 16 relationships for validation, and 20 relationships for testing, with 700 samples under each relationship. 2). the arsc dataset [31] proposed by yu et al. in 2018 is taken from amazon multi-domain sentiment classification data, which contains review data of 23 amazon items. for 114 each item, three binary classification tasks are constructed. the detailed approach is to classify their reviews into three grades by rating 5, 4 and 2, and each grade is considered as a binary classification task, then 23×3=69 tasks are generated, then 12 of them (4×3) are taken as the test set, and the remaining 57 tasks are used as the training set. 3). the odic dataset [32] came from the online logs of the alibaba conversational platform, to which users submit a variety of different conversation tasks and a variety of different intentions, but with only a tiny amount of annotated data for each intention, which forms a typical few-shot learning task. the dataset contains 216 intentions, of which 159 are used for training and 57 for testing. 5. conclusion with the influence of big data, deep learning has achieved remarkable success in many tasks. however, labeling large amounts of sample data in many real-world scenarios is often labor-intensive. in many more scenarios, there are not sufficient samples available for training deep neural networks. to break this limitation, few-shot learning is essential. this paper briefly describes two deep learning models commonly used for few-shot learning and focuses on four of the current mainstreams few-shot 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(2019, november). induction networks for few-shot text classification. in proceedings of the 2019 conference on empirical methods in natural language processing and the 9th international joint conference on natural language processing (emnlp-ijcnlp) (pp. 3904-3913). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 110 homomorphic encryption and its application to blockchain sen hu1, zhengquan zhang1, kevin (xiaokang) mo2,3 1 school of mathematical sciences at ustc and wu lab of mathematics of chinese academy of sciences, hefei, china 2 beijing data institute, beijing, china 3 national innovation research institute (xiamen), inc, xiamen, china abstract: the concept, method, algorithm and application of the advanced field of cryptography, homomorphic encryption, as well as its application to the field of blockchain are discussed in this paper. there are various forms of homomorphic encryption and they can be classified into three categories: partially homomorphic encryption, hierarchical homomorphic encryption and fully homomorphic encryption. we explain the concept, method and algorithm for each category with down to earth examples. the milestone example of rsa algorithm is explained which is still widely used in the internet and in blockchain as well. applications of homomorphic encryption depends on efficiency of implementation which has been in good progress in recent years. keywords: cryptography; public key cryptography; privacy computing; fully homomorphic encryption; blockchain application. 1. introduction the problem of homomorphic encryption originates from issues of data confidentiality in privacy computing, such as cloud computing. after the clients provide the data, it is required that the original data shall not be accessed by suppliers of the cloud computing service which only access the encrypted data. homomorphic encryption refers to an unconventional encryption mode with special applications, and it can be used to realize encryption operation to maintain some algebraic operations, that is to say, the homomorphic encryption of one of algebraic operations of the object is equal to the same algebraic operation of the homomorphic encryption of the object. such kind of encryption mode enable people to operate the ciphertext without the need to know the original text, thus to conduct operations and manipulations such as search and comparison with the premise of confidentiality, without the need of decryption before such kind of operations and manipulations. the effect of homomorphic encryption is to improve the confidentiality of privacy computing. that is, during the process of data encryption, the calculation can also be entrusted to others, so that people’s requirement of data security can be better satisfied. compared with general forms of encryption, homomorphic encryption can avoid other people’s access of the original data. for example, in the field of cloud computing, the provider of the cloud can compute on the cloud while ensuring the security and confidentiality of data. 2. various forms of homomorphic encryption homomorphic encryption’s form is similar to the concept of homomorphism in traditional mathematics. definition 4.1.1.: we call e an homomorphic encryption, if e −1(e(m1 ) ∗ e(m2 )) = m1 ∗ m2 , for any m1 ,m2 ∈ m. in the formula, m is the set of all possible information, e is the encrypted operator, ∗ is a kind of algebraic operation. homomorphic encryption can be roughly divided into the following categories: partially homomorphic encryption: it refers to the homomorphic encryption whose homomorphism is only applicable to a certain kind of single algebraic operation, including multiplication, addition etc., such as rsa algorithm, etc. the advantage of partially homomorphic encryption lies in the low degree of complexity, which means the amount of computation can be greatly reduced in most cases, and the disadvantage of it lies in that it is only applicable to a single kind of operation. hierarchical homomorphic encryption: it refers to the homomorphic encryption whose homomorphism is only applicable to the algebraic operation with limited times. its advantage lies in that it can meet the requirement of more complicated operations, and its disadvantage is that the homomorphism can no longer be guaranteed in case of multiple times of addition or multiplication operations. fully homomorphic encryption: such form of encryption refers to the homomorphic encryption whose homomorphism will be remained no matter any times of algebraic operations, including addition and multiplication are conducted. its advantage lies in that there is no limitation of the complexity of the operation. however, such kind of homomorphic encryption’s calculation is very complicated, which will lead to a great limitation in the application of actual projects. classical homomorphic encryption protocols include rsa protocol, elgamal protocol, paillar protocol, gm protocol and bgn protocol. in general, homomorphic encryption is composed of four parts, which are secret key generation, homomorphic encryption, homomorphic decryption and homomorphic assignment. secret key generation. this process refers to the generation of secret keys, including the public key pk and the private key sk, with the parameter λ . homomorphic encryption. this process refers to the process of using the open public key pk to conduct the encryption for the provided original text m ∈ {0, 1} to 111 obtain the ciphertext c. homomorphic decryption. this process refers to the process of using the private key secretly kept by the individual to conduct the decryption for the ciphertext to obtain the new original text. homomorphic assignment. this process refers to the process of calculation based on the public key pk and t circuits c, and the ciphertext c = (c1 , ...,ct) to obtain c∗ = evaluate(pk,c,c), and it is required that the equation dec(sk,c∗ ) = c(m1 , ...,mn) be valid. remark: during the whole process of secret key generation, encryption, decryption and assignment, homomorphic assignment is the most crucial step. the homomorphic assignment can be conducted for any function through assignment, which is conducted for the ciphertext. the most important is that the decryption function can be obtained in this way. the secret key generated in the homomorphic encryption protocol can be used for not only the scheme applying the same secret key for encryption and decryption, but also the scheme applying different secret keys for encryption and decryption. such two kinds of schemes are named as symmetric homomorphic encryption and asymmetric homomorphic encryption, and the latter is generally more popular scheme. 3. examples of partially homomorphic encryption the homomorphism of partial homomorphic encryption is only applicable to single algebraic operations, such as addition, multiplication, etc. its calculation is relatively simple, but the range of application is also narrow. example 4.2.1 (rsa scheme): the rsa encryption scheme refers to the protocol that is applicable to the homomorphism of multiplication, and its brief structure and the form of presentation are as follows: key generation: 1. two prime numbers that are large enough and not close to each other, p and q , are arbitrarily chosen and let n = pq, ϕ(n) = (p − 1)(q − 1). 2. the integer e is chosen at random, and e and ϕ(n) are relative prime of each other and 1 < e < ϕ(n). d is found such that de = 1 mod ϕ(n). 3. the public key is (n,e), and the private key is (n,d). encryption: for the random number r ∈ zp, calculate c = e(r) = re (mod n). decryption: m = d(c) = cd (mod n). here is another partial homomorphic encryption scheme. example 4.2.2 (paillier scheme): paillier scheme refers to the scheme that carries out homomorphic encryption for the part of the addition that conforms to homomorphism, and its brief structure and the form of presentation are as follows: key generation: 1. two prime numbers that are large enough and not close to each other, p and q , are arbitrarily chosen. pq and (p−1)(q − 1) are relative prime of each other. let n = pq and λ is equal to the least common multiple of p − 1 and q − 1. 2. a random integer g ∈ zn∗2 is chosen, and there is an µ = (l(gλ mod n2 ))−1 mod n. 3. the public key is (n,g), and the private key is (λ,µ). encryption: c = e(m,r) = gmrn(mod n ), r2 ∈ zn is calculated for the random number r ∈ zp with m the encrypted text. decryption: m = d(c,r) = mod n. in the above, l(x) = . partially homomorphic encryption is still applied in some relatively simple systems of encryption. 4. an implementation of hierarchical homomorphic encryption compared with partially homomorphic encryption, hierarchical homomorphic encryption could apply to more complicated operations. however, the homomorphism can’t be ensured if the time of operation of addition and multiplication exceeds a limit. a simple example of hierarchical homomorphic encryption is given here. example 4.3.1: b is a binary number, and the encryption scheme meet c = e(b) = b + 2x + kp. in this formula, p is an odd number and the secret key of the encryption b, and x is a random number. since x is random, the parity of c is also random. however, the parity of b can be known after mod p for c, that is, decryption is conducted for c. the homomorphism of the encryption is not hard to be verified. assuming that: c1 = e(b1 ) = b1 + 2x1 + k1p, c2 = e(b2 ) = b2 + 2x2 + k2p. then the homomorphism of the addition is: e(b1 ) + e(b2 ) = c1 + c2 = (b1 + b2 ) + 2(x1 + x2 ) + (k1 + k2 )p = e(b1 + b2 ). the homomorphism of the multiplication: e(b1 )e(b2 ) = c1 c2 = b1 b2 + 2(b1x2 + b2x1+ 2x1x2 ) + kp = e(b1 b2 ). x will gradually increase during the accumulation of the time of calculations until it affects the parity of the ciphertext c (mod p). therefore, this scheme is hierarchical homo morphic encryption rather than fully homomorphic encryption. 5. fully homomorphic encryption the requirement of fully homomorphic encryption should be met for the practical application of homomorphic encryption. in 1978, a protocol of homomorphic encryption [1] was put forward, which was attributed to rivest et al. in comparison with the ordinary definition of homomorphic encryption, the homomorphism of fully homomorphic encryption for the two algebraic operations of addition and multiplication should be met, and the degree of complexity of the calculation is very high. the first fully homomorphic encryption algorithm was put forward by gentry in 2009 [2]. after continuous research and improvement, the efficiency of the latest protocol is close to the degree accepted by people. in 2017, the academic circle and the industrial circle jointly founded the organization of fully homomorphic encryption standardization, indicating that homomorphic encryption fully entered the stage of application or even standardization [3, 4]. on may 22, 2022, the special interest group on automata and computability theory of acm announced that the go¨del prize of 2022 was awarded to craig gentry, zvika 112 brakerski and vinod vaikuntanathan [5] to commend their revolutionary contributions to the homomorphic encryption system. 5.1. realization of fully homomorphic encryption the algorithm scheme of this protocol shall be attributed to the talented cryptologist, zvika brakerski, whose research was based on the learning with errors (lwe). the confidentiality of the algorithm is ensured by the difficulty of the worst case in any problems of short vectors, that is, the resolution of such kind of problem shall not be used as the guarantee of finishing in the time of multiple-term formulae. the famous cryptologist regev creatively proposed the difficulty of learning with errors. definition 4.5.1: let s ∈ zqn . linear combination of scoefficient random polynomials is not distinguishable with elements in zq of uniform distribution. we use the secret key s to encrypt the text m ∈ {0, 1}. randomly choose a vector a ∈ zqn , adding a noise e, we have encrypted cipertext: c = (a,b =< a,s > +2e + m) ∈ zqn × zq . the key point of decryption is the elimination of two interference: < a,s > and 2e, which can be respectively eliminated by the calculation of < a,s > and the verification of parity. proof: the homomorphism of addition is easy to be verified. the decryption algorithm is taken into account to verify the homomorphism of multiplication. the ciphertext (a,b) and the linear function f(a,b) : zqn 一 zq are given by f(a,b)(x) = b− < a,x > ( mod q) = b − σ a[i]x[i] ∈ zq . the addition of the ciphertext corresponds to the addition of the linear function: f(a+a\ ,b+b\ )(x) = f(a,b)(x) + f(a\ ,b\ )(x). this is another linear function corresponding to the ciphertext (a + a\ ,b + b\ ). the multiplication of the two ciphertexts is: f(a,b)(x)f(a\ ,b\ )(x) = (b − σ a[i]x[i])(b\ − σ a\ [i]x[i]) = h0+ σhix[i] + σxi,jx[i]x[j]. it can be found that the result is a quadratic polynomial about the variable x. therefore, a serious problem is encountered, that is, the coefficient of the quadratic polynomial has to be calculated. to narrow the scale of the ciphertext, the technology of relinearization is adopted. in case of the new secret key t,h0 + σhis[i] + σhi,js[i]s[j] is approximately equal to h0 + σhi(bi− < ai,t >) + σhi,j(bi,j− < ai,j,t >). this is the linear function about the secret key t, with bi,j =< ai,j,t > +2ei,j + s[i]s[j] ≈< ai,j,t > +s[i]s[j]. therefore, the re-linearization technology reduces the ciphertext to n + 1, which eliminates the dependence on the assumption of ideal cases, and a part of homomorphic encryp tions is acquired through learning with errors, which becomes the basis of realizing fully homomorphic encryption. 5.2. application of privacy computing in the field of blockchains the combination of technologies of privacy computing and blockchains produces the advantages of the two, thus realizing data 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[5] vaikuntanathan v. brakerski z, gentry c. fully homomorphic encryption without bootstrapping. iacr cryptology eprint archive, 2011. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 99 quantum fuzzy neural network based on fuzzy number xin yang* school of cybersecurity, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610225, china. * corresponding author email: yangxin_tut@163.com abstract: neural network is one of the ai algorithms commonly used to process data, and has an extremely important position in scenarios such as image recognition, classification, and machine translation. with the increase of data volume explosion, the required computing power of neural networks is also significantly increased. the emergence of quantum neural networks improves the computational power of neural networks, but the accuracy of neural networks and quantum neural networks is not high in the face of the complexity and uncertainty of big data. in order to improve the efficiency and accuracy, the cross-fusion of "fuzzy number theory + quantum neural network" is proposed to study the quantum fuzzy neural network (fqnn) based on fuzzy number. the gaussian fuzzy function is used to generate the corresponding fuzzy affiliation matrix to describe the uncertain information in the data. the fuzzy independent variables are trained through the fqnn model, and the model is output after changing the parameters of the quantum forward propagation layer. simulation experiments show that the quantum fuzzy neural network model based on fuzzy number is more efficient and accurate in this study compared with the quantum neural network model. keywords: fuzzy set theory; fuzzy book; quantum computing; artificial intelligence; quantum fuzzy neural network. 1. introduction with the rapid development and extensive use of information technology, the explosive growth of business data in the information field has announced the arrival of the era of big data. big data is not only a significant increase in the volume of data, but also implies a lot of valuable information. by mining and analyzing big data, valuable information can be obtained to support people's decision making. neural network [1] with powerful computation and learning ability is one of the most effective tools to analyze big data. in recent years, although neural networks have made rapid development in both theoretical research and practical applications. however, we also see that there are some problems in the face of the growing, complex, and uncertain big data [2]: first, as the amount of data increases, neural networks need to consume a large amount of computational resources, which leads to an increase in computation time; second, neural networks cannot effectively deal with the uncertainty problem that big data has, and the accuracy of computation will decrease. quantum machine learning is an approach that combines quantum computers with machine learning to achieve more efficient computation in many machine learning tasks. recent research results include the use of quantum machine learning for tasks such as image classification and target recognition. quantum neural networks are one of the very important branches. in quantum neural network research, quantum variational circuits are a very important part of quantum neural networks. francesco [3] et al. proposed quantum variational circuits based on variational protocols, which have better adaptability in quantum neural networks. arthur [4] et al. proposed a hybrid quantum classical neural network structure in which each neuron is a variational quantum circuit, compared to a single variational quantum circuit for significantly better accuracy in classification. there are also classical learning methods combined in quantum neural networks to improve efficiency and performance. for example, kawase [4] et al. proposed to use the parameter tsne of quantum neural network to reflect the properties of high-dimensional quantum data on low-dimensional data to improve the efficiency of neural network in processing data. osakabe [5] et al. proposed a hebb rule-based learning method for quantum neural network, in which hebb and inverse hebb rules improve the learning performance of neural network. fuzzy theory [6-8] is a mathematical theory for dealing with uncertainty and vagueness, which was proposed by the american mathematician lotfi zadeh. fuzzy theory can be used to describe concepts such as fuzzy, fuzzy boundaries and fuzzy rules, and can be applied in modeling and analysis of many practical problems. meanwhile, with the development of technologies such as neural networks, fuzzy theory has been widely used. for example, in neural networks, researchers can use fuzzy theory to fuzzify the output of neural networks to improve the performance and robustness of neural networks.gu [9] et al. we extracted knowledge from deep neural networks (dnns) into a takagi-sugeno-kang (tsk)-based fuzzy inference system, which is able to express fuzzy rules based on knowledge obtained from dnns, which makes it easier to explain specific decisions and has better generalization capabilities. the above-mentioned quantum neural networks [10-12] are the product of the fusion of quantum computing and artificial neural networks, aiming to improve the efficiency of neural networks in processing big data by introducing quantum computing into traditional neural networks. there are many quantum neural network models currently available, and they are still under continuous development and improvement. however, quantum neural networks do not deal well with the problem of uncertainty in big data, resulting in low accuracy. the fuzzy neural network formed by introducing fuzzy theory into neural network learning has a factual description of the uncertainty of big data, and the above research results have higher accuracy compared with traditional neural networks, but due to the bottleneck of classical computer's computing power, fuzzy neural networks are inevitably limited in the face of big data. 100 how to combine fuzzy theory and quantum neural network, and take advantage of the properties of quantum parallel computing and exponential storage capacity and the natural advantages of fuzzy theory in dealing with the uncertainty of big data is one of the current researches focuses of quantum neural network. 2. the framework of quantum fuzzy neural network model based on fuzzy number the quantum fuzzy neural network model based on fuzzy numbers is an improved model combining fuzzy theory and quantum neural network, which combines fuzzy theory to better describe uncertainty in real data and the advantages of quantum computing with high parallelism and exponential storage capacity. the quantum fuzzy neural network model based on fuzzy numbers is mainly divided into data preprocessing unit, fuzzy unit and quantum fuzzy neural network unit. the model needs to be trained before the output model can enter the use process, which can be divided into training process and use process according to different processes. the quantum fuzzy neural network model based on fuzzy number in the training process is shown in figure 1. training process data pre-processing unit data set x for dimensionality reduction generation generating fuzzy affiliation using fuzzy functions generate fuzzy independent variables ( x ) x x* ( x ) = x quantum fuzzy neural network unit the amplitude coding of the fuzzy independent variable is transformed intox  enters the positive conduction layer for conversion to tuning parameters at the quantum back propagation layer based on the label and output values of the dataset ( x ) ( x ) ( x )u( )  output values obtained from quantum measurementso( x, )  fuzzy unit figure 1. framework of quantum fuzzy neural network model based on fuzzy number in the training process in the training process, the data pre-processing unit extracts features from the huge data, retains the valuable parameters, reduces the model computation and improves the computing efficiency. in the fuzzy unit, the gaussian fuzzy number is used to calculate the fuzzy affiliation of the data and combine with the data to generate fuzzy independent variables. in the quantum fuzzy neural network unit, it is further divided into quantum amplitude encoding layer, quantum forward propagation layer, quantum measurement layer and quantum back propagation layer. the quantum amplitude encoding layer encodes the quantum states of the input fuzzy independent variables and transfers the information to the quantum states; the quantum forward propagation layer puts the quantum states into linear and nonlinear you matrix changes simulating the propagation process of traditional neural networks; the quantum measurement layer measures the quantum states and uses them as output values; in the quantum back propagation layer the gradient is calculated based on the labeled and output values to make the parameters of the forward propagation layer adjustment. in use, there is no quantum backpropagation layer. 3. quantum fuzzy neural network model based on fuzzy number 3.1. data pre-processing unit due to the increasing size of the input data and the limitations of the quantum neural network circuits, preprocessing of the data is a very critical step. preprocessing of the data cleans up errors, missing and outliers in the data, which can improve the accuracy and stability of the model. it also reduces the dimensionality of the dataset by retaining key information and reducing redundant information, which can improve the speed and efficiency of the model. similarity coefficient is a statistic used to measure the similarity between two variables. it is a form of pearson's correlation coefficient and is usually used to calculate the linear correlation between two numerical variables. it takes values ranging from -1 to 1, where 1 indicates a perfectly positive correlation, -1 indicates a perfectly negative correlation, and 0 indicates no linear correlation. the similarity coefficient is calculated in the same way as the pearson correlation coefficient, by calculating the covariance and standard deviation between two variables. the specific calculation formula is as follows: corr( x ,y ) cov( x ,y ) / ( std( x )* std(y ))= (1) where cov(x, y) is the covariance of x and y, and std(x) and std(y) are the standard deviations of x and y, respectively. the closer the value of the similarity coefficient is to 1 or -1, the stronger the linear correlation between the two variables; while the closer the similarity coefficient is to 0, the weaker the linear correlation between the two variables. it is a good choice to use in data preprocessing to select useful data based on the similarity coefficients of the input data parameters. data normalization is the scaling of data to the same range to ensure that the model does not fail due to too large or too small a range of values for some features. this is especially true in feature selection. in feature selection, a similarity coefficient can be used to determine if there is a linear relationship between two variables in order to determine if they both need to be included in the model. feature selection is performed using the dataset to generate a heat map about the data feature values, and one or more features are selected from those with high similarity coefficients. the number of these features is also combined with quantum lines to make a comprehensive decision. 101 3.2. fuzzy unit in fuzzy theory, a fuzzy number is usually described by an affiliation function that takes values in the range [0,1]. the affiliation function describes the relationship between an element and a fuzzy concept, and its value indicates the degree to which the element belongs to the fuzzy concept. the common fuzzy numbers are triangular fuzzy number, trapezoidal fuzzy number, square fuzzy number, gaussian fuzzy number and exponential fuzzy number. this model uses gaussian fuzzy number for fuzzing, which is used to measure the correlation between the input values and the members of a particular set. the mathematical expression of gaussian affiliation function is 2 22 ( x m ) ( x,m, ) e   − − = (2) where m represents the membership value of the set and σ represents the standard deviation, i.e., the value of the affiliation function decreases sharply when the deviation of the variable x with respect to m exceeds σ. the gaussian affiliation function can be used to describe different kinds of input values and can even be used for fuzzy sets in multivariate systems. it is important in expressing fuzzy sets and defining fuzzy rules because it can perfectly express and measure the interconnection between fuzzy variables. from the data preprocessing dataset (x, y) containing p data points and n features, the autocovariance matrix x is generated as shown in eq. (3). 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 n n p p p n x x ... x x x ... x x ... ... ... ... x x ... x − − −      =        (3) the mean and standard deviation of each feature are calculated, and the gaussian fuzzy degree matrix x is generated by using the gaussian fuzzy number function to calculate the gaussian affiliation, as shown in eq. (4). 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 n n p p p n x x x x x x x x x x ... ... ... ... ... ... ...           − − −       =         (4) the matrix x  of fuzzy independent variables is generated by multiplying the variable matrix x with the corresponding elements of the corresponding gaussian fuzziness matrix x . as shown in eq. (5). 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 n n p p p n nx x x nx x x x p p p nx x x x x ... x x x ... x x x * ... ... ... ... x x ... x            − − − − − −       = =          (5) 3.3. quantum fuzzy neural network unit 3.3.1. quantum forward propagation layer each row of the fuzzy autocovariance matrix represents one data point information, as shown in the figure will be quantum amplitude coding of each row of the fuzzy autocovariance matrix data in turn into the quantum forward propagation layer, after the quantum forward propagation layer amplitude coding, linear and nonlinear changes, the output value is obtained, and its quantum circuit diagram is shown in figure 2. figure 2. quantum forward propagation layer diagram figure 2 mainly consists of two parts xu andu( ) : after the first part of the quantum amplitude encoding quantum state as x|  , where the data of the i-th row of the fuzzy autocovariance matrix into the quantum forward propagation layer as in eq.(6) for the corresponding quantum superposition state to transfer the data information to the quantum amplitude. 2 1 0 = 0 n i j n log i x x jx j | u | x | j  −  =   =  (6) the second part is the quantum forward propagation part, whereu( ) consists of n i iu （ ）and the expression is shown in eq. (7). 1 n i i i u( ) u ( )  = = (7) the quantum line diagram of i iu （ ） in eq. (7) consists of the you matrix g gate (as shown in eq. (8)) and the control non-gate, which realize the linear and nonlinear transformations of the quantum state, respectively, and each i iu ( ) is located in a quantum line position different from that of 1 1i iu ( )− − where i is a parameter that can be tuned by the quantum neural network and is also tuned later in the quantum backpropagation. i i i i cos( ) sin( ) sin( ) cos( )         −  (8) the | ( x )  quantum state is u( )| ( x )   after passing through the quantum forward propagation layer state. the probability of measuring at the last quantum bit to be state 1|  is added with a classical bias b term as the output value o( x, ) , whose expression is shown in eq. (9). 1 1 1 2 |u( )† n o( x, ) p( r | ) ( ( x ) z u( )| ( x ) ) b      = =  = +   + (9) 3.4. quantum back propagation layer the quantum back propagation layer implements the parameter learning update in the quantum neural network, and the parameter to be adjusted is 1 2 n, ,...,   in u( ) in the quantum neural network layer. this model uses the mean square error as the loss function, as shown in eq. (10). 21 2 e( x, y( x )) (o( x, ) y( x )) = − (10) y( x ) in eq. (10) is the label of the training sample data, and the optimal parameters need to be found during the training process to make the loss function smaller. this model is optimized using the gradient descent algorithm, and the formula for calculating the gradient i is as follows: 102 1 u( ) | u( ) 2 u( ) |u( ) i † n i † n i e( x, , y( x )) (o( x, ) y( x )( ( x ) z | ( x ) ( x ) z | ( x ) )                =  −    +    (11) the value of eq. (12) is calculated by quantum calculation. setting eq. (3-12) to id( ,x ) , we obtain the gradient of i as 1 2 (o( x, ) y( x )) − id( ,x ) . u( ) | u( ) u( ) |u( ) † n i † n i ( x ) z | ( x ) ( x ) z | ( x )              +   (12) update the parameter i ,calculated as follows: i 1 2 new old ( ( x, ) y( x ))d( ,x )     = + − (13) next, the quantum gradient calculation algorithm is used to find id( ,x ) . i iu （ ） is composed of a your matrix g gate and a control non-gate. the control non-gate has no parameters and can be viewed as a constant, so the derivative of i iu （ ） is equivalent to the derivative of the g gate, and the derivative of the g gate is shown in eq. (14): 2 i ii i ii sin( ) cos( )g( ) g( ) cos( ) sin( )     +   −  = =  − −   (14) the partial derivative of i for u( ) is given by 1 1 1 1 2 n n n n i i u( ) u ( )u ( )...u( )...u ( )        − −= +  (15) 3.5. quantum gradient calculation algorithm the line of the quantum gradient calculation algorithm is shown in figure 3, where the first initial value is the auxiliary quantum bit 0 c|  and the remaining quantum bits have the initial value 0|  . figure 3. quantum gradient calculation algorithm diagram after a series of changes, the auxiliary quantum bits are measured and the probability result of measuring as 1|  state is 1 1 u( ) 1 | u( ) 2 4 u( ) |u( ) † n i † n i p( r | ) ( ( x ) z | ( x ) ( x ) z | ( x ) )           =  = −    +    (16) 4. simulation experiments and analysis this subsection is based on ibm quantum platform for simulation experiments and analysis. firstly, the caner dataset and evaluation metrics are introduced, then, finally, the fuzzy quantum sub neural network model experiments and analysis are performed. 4.1. breast cancer dataset breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer and is an abnormal growth of malignant cells in the breast tissue. breast cancer can occur in both women and men, but women are much more likely to develop it.the breast cancer dataset is a commonly used medical dataset for the diagnosis and prediction of breast cancer. the dataset contains digitized images sampled from breast tissue and its associated clinical data. originally collected by the university of wisconsin medical physics laboratory, the dataset has become one of the standard datasets in the uci machine learning warehouse. the dataset contains 569 samples, each with 30 features, including characteristics such as size, shape, and texture of breast tissue nuclei, as well as clinical information such as the patient's age, gender, and tumor size. each sample was labeled as benign or malignant, with 357 benign samples and 212 malignant samples. the breast cancer dataset is a classical dataset for classification and regression problems and is commonly used for machine learning and deep learning exercises and studies. some of the data are shown in table 1. table 1. breast cancer data set diagno si radius_mea n texture_mea n ... concavity_me an m 17.99 10.38 ... 0.4601 m 20.57 17.77 ... 0.275 m 19.69 21.25 ... 0.3613 m 11.42 20.38 ... 0.6638 m 20.29 14.34 ... 0.2364 m 12.45 15.7 ... 0.3985 m 18.25 19.98 ... 0.3063 … … … … … m 19.81 22.15 ... 0.2768 b 13.54 14.36 ... 0.2977 b 13.08 15.71 ... 0.3184 b 9.504 12.44 ... 0.245 m 15.34 14.26 ... 0.4667 m 21.16 23.04 ... 0.2822 4.2. evaluation indicators evaluation metrics are a quantitative indicator of model performance. one evaluation metric can only reflect part of the model performance, so different evaluation metrics should be selected for specific data and models. in this paper, we use the most commonly used evaluation metrics in classification problems to demonstrate the classification accuracy performance of the proposed algorithm model. table 2 shows the evaluation metrics, and the higher the value of the metric, the better the classification accuracy of the model. for the evaluation of the classification efficiency performance of the algorithm model, the loss function value of the training and the accuracy of the test prediction are used. table 2. evaluation indicators metric definition recall tp tp fn+ precision tp tp fp+ f1-score r 2 re e call precision call precision+   accuracy tp tn tp fp tn fn + + + + 103 4.3. experiment and analysis of quantum neural network model based on fuzzy number 4.3.1. data pre-processing use correlation coefficient corr to calculate the correlation coefficient of each feature and other features, and then make feature selection according to the correlation coefficient. for display convenience, the correlation coefficient of features is displayed using a heat map, and the diagonal of the heat map is the correlation coefficient of the univariate itself is 1. the lighter the color represents the greater the correlation. as shown in figure 4. figure 4. heat map of breast cancer dataset the purpose of feature selection is to reduce the dimensionality and use a small number of features to represent the characteristics of the data, which can also enhance the generalization ability of the classifier and avoid overfitting the data. the quantum neural net can accept four parameters, according to which the mean is selected from mean, se, and worst, and then the radius mean, perimeter mean, compactness mean, and concavity mean are selected from the mean. 4.3.2. fuzzy processing in this subsection, the mean and standard deviation of radius mean, perimeter mean, compactness mean and concavity mean are calculated respectively to support the calculation of gaussian fuzzy affiliation. the results are shown in tables 3. the gaussian fuzzy affiliation function is used to calculate each fuzzy affiliation degree, as shown in table 4. the values of the variable matrix and the fuzzy affiliation matrix are multiplied correspondingly to generate the fuzzy independent variable matrix. finally, the fuzzy independent variables are normalized to facilitate the next quantum neural network operation. the fuzzy autocovariance matrix was first randomly divided into 75% training set and 25% test set before the experiment. table 3. evaluation values and standard deviations of the data set radius mean texture mean compactness mean concavity mean evaluation value 14.1272917 19.28964851 0.09636028 0.10434098 standarddeviations 3.52095076 4.29725464 0.01405176 0.05276633 table 4. breast cancer fuzzy affiliation degree radius mean texture mean compactness mean concavity mean 0.300127054 0.013585964 0.08542755 2.078111231 0.035146036 0.88244759 0.504661744 0.788802888 0.082410168 0.812120513 0.411576441 0.33000344 0.553650592 0.93764864 2.07758e-05 9.3532e-06 0.046722086 0.265356495 0.924401884 0.747599312 0.79697432 0.497686425 0.006697273 0.21259405 0.25384669 0.974521948 0.984951842 0.992234261 … … … … 4.3.3. quantum fuzzy neural network experiment and analysis in this paper, a gaussian fuzzy quantum neural network is designed based on ibm quantum platform for validation, and the fuzzy independent variable matrices are entered into the quantum neural network sequentially, and the quantum fuzzy neural network line is shown in figure 5. figure 5. quantum fuzzy neural network line diagram figure 5 includes the quantum line of two quantum bits and the classical data line of one. the first part is the quantum amplitude part, which realizes the assignment of the fuzzy autocovariance matrix to the quantum state; the second part is the quantum forward propagation part, which has ten g gates and five controlled non-gates to realize the linear and nonlinear variation of the data; and finally, the measurement part, which performs the quantum measurement and saves the output value in the classical data line. the output values are obtained and the loss function is calculated with the labeled values of the fuzzy autocovariance matrix. using the quantum gradient calculation algorithm to quickly calculate the value of eq. and bring it into the loss function, the gradient can be calculated quickly, thus improving the efficiency of the quantum neural network. the quantum gradient calculation algorithm is shown in figure 6. figure 6. line diagram of quantum gradient calculation algorithm figure 6 includes three quantum lines of quantum bits and one classical data line. the quantum line diagram is designed strictly according to figure 3, and the partitioned lines are given for easy viewing, and the final measurements are made and the output values are stored in the classical data line. after the training set is trained, the test set is tested in the 104 gaussian fuzzy quantum neural network. we can get is the value of the loss function for each training in training and the accuracy of the predicted values in testing. to illustrate the accuracy and efficiency of the quantum fuzzy neural network model, we will use the same breast cancer dataset in the traditional quantum neural network model for training and testing, and also obtained the loss function values for each training and the accuracy of the predicted values in the test. to visualize the classification efficiency of the quantum neural network qnn and the quantum fuzzy neural network fqnn model based on fuzzy number, the loss function values of the two models at different number of iterations are shown in figure 7. figure 7. plot of loss function values for qnn and fqnn with different number of iterations figure 7 shows the values of the loss functions of the qnn and fqnn models for different number of iterations in the breast cancer dataset, where qnn and fqnn are shown by the green dashed line and the red solid line, respectively. by comparing qnn and fqnn, we can get that fqnn has a smaller value of the initial loss function compared with qnn, and the gradient decreases faster when the number of iterations increases, and the value of the loss function of qnn is around 1.9 after 50 iterations, while the value of the loss function of qfnn is around 1.0 after 50 iterations, and the final loss function of qfnn is also smaller. this indicates that qfnn has faster gradient descent speed and smaller loss function compared to qnn. it shows that qfnn has better classification efficiency in the same data set. the accuracy of qnn and fqnn models at different number of iterations is shown in figure 8. figure 8. shows the correctness of qnn and fqnn models for the test dataset with different number of iterations in the breast cancer dataset, where qnn and fqnn are shown by green dashed line and red solid line respectively. by comparing figure 8, we can see that the qnn model stabilizes to 97% correct rate after about 11 iterations, while the fqnn only needs 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large number of leakage analysis methods, which can effectively extract the intervals with significant leakage in the energy consumption curve and reduce the training parameters and data volume. in order to deal with side channel attacks, researchers have proposed various resistance strategies, among which masking protection is the simplest and widely used way. rsm rotating s-box masking scheme is a particularly important masking protection scheme, which uses a first-order masking scheme to randomize the leakage energy consumption of sensitive information using random masks, thus making the algorithm resistant to first-order side channel attacks. for this type of masking algorithm, this paper proposes a new leakage analysis algorithm, namely "group distribution difference" (gdd). this algorithm is based on the distribution difference of energy consumption, and the energy consumption frequency in the group is calculated instead of the probability distribution. the kl distance is used to calculate the difference between groups and find out the leakage interval, so as to achieve an efficient attack. keywords: leakage analysis, rsm rotaing s-box; kl distance. 1. introduction in 1996, kocher [1] first introduced the concept of sidechannel attacks, and then a large number of studies on sidechannel attacks against cryptographic devices followed. in 1999, kocher [2] and others first introduced the concept of dpa attack, which exploits the connection between the energy change generated by a cryptographic device during the encryption operation and its corresponding intermediate value to restore the key. in 2003, chari [3] et al. proposed the template attack (ta). this attack first mathematically models the power consumption curves of all keys completing the encryption process to obtain the energy consumption templates generated by all elements performing encryption, and then performs template matching on the energy consumption curves collected by the device to be attacked to find the most suspicious key based on statistical principles. compared with the non-modeling class of side channel attacks, the template attack has a more accurate portrayal of the leakage and a more efficient attack, but its huge computation is still a problem. in 2015, gilmore [4] proposed a neural network-based template attack that accelerates the construction of templates and makes the construction of templates more accurate. with the continuous development of side-channel attacks, the security of cryptographic devices has been greatly tested, and a series of countermeasures have been proposed to resist side-channel attacks, of which masking technique is one of the most effective and widely used. in 1999, chari [5] et al. proposed an s-box mask protection scheme for power analysis attacks. in 2001, akkar [6] et al. proposed a multiplication-based masking scheme to add a multiplicative mask to the s-box inverse of the aes algorithm. in the same year, itoh [7] et al. proposed a fixed-value mask scheme with the same random mask for each round of encryption, but the scheme is not resistant to higher-sorder attacks. in 2012, nassar [8] et al. proposed the rsm (rotating s-box mask) low-entropy mask scheme, which is the focus of this paper, and a more detailed introduction can be found in section 2.1. at present, the attacks generally used against cryptographic algorithms implemented by add-masking are higher-order dpa attacks. after kocher et al. first proposed the concept of dpa, in 2000, for the masked cryptographic algorithm, messages [9] refined the definition of nth-order dpa from various aspects and first proposed the concept of second-order dpa and its implementation method, taking the masked des algorithm as an example, and confirmed the feasibility of the method through experiments. based on these theories, more practical schemes and optimization methods have been proposed for masking strategies. 2004, jason [10] et al. proposed their attack model and corresponding algorithm for second-order dpa, which can achieve better results when the energy traces are short and the correlation coefficients are large. 2013, belgarric [11] et al. proposed a preprocessing method for time-frequency analysis of energy traces, which can effectively improve the attack efficiency. the method can effectively improve the attack efficiency and avoid the preprocessing of cross-combination of leaked energy sources. the method is applicable to soft encryption implementations with first-order protection. template attack is an energy analysis attack with learning that is also used to attack cryptographic algorithms with masking. template attack uses known information about the training device to build an accurate noise model of the leaked information in the learning phase, thus greatly improving the efficiency of the attack. in 2006, oswald et al [12-13] proposed the first template-based dpa attack by combining the template attack. in 2007, lemke-rust et al [14] proposed to use the template attack directly to mask method for encryption algorithms. this method uses a training device to 149 learn a comprehensive template about the leaked intermediate value and the mask, and attacks both the mask and the key of the device during the attack.in 2015, lerman et al [15] proposed to use support vector machines to build templates about the mask and the intermediate value after demasking. in the attack using the template of the mask first attack the mask and after the demasking then attack the key. in the same year, gilmore et al [16] proposed the same idea of attack but with a template using a neural network. the methods proposed in these studies all require the attacker to learn the random mask used by the device in each encryption during the learning phase this requirement is very demanding and is not available in all attacks. 2. common leakage analysis techniques one of the safety-critical devices that need to be certified before going to market is the test side channel attack. this attack exploits unintentional leakage of the device, such as power consumption, electromagnetic radiation or timing, to pose a threat to the physical implementation. the certification process is expensive and time-consuming, especially when the desired level of security is increased. for example, the iso draft standard 17825 requires resistance to side-channel analysis with 10,000 traces (level 3) and 100,000 traces (level 4). to speed up the evaluation process, a method should be used to compress a large number of traces into a small set of correlation points. before the template attack, feature extraction of the target energy traces is required to select the points with higher correlation for the attack, which helps to improve the efficiency of template construction as well as the accuracy of the attack. seven main feature selection methods are described below. 2.1. sod (sum of pairwise differences) chair [3] proposed the sod method in 2003 as a basic feature point selection method, which is simpler to calculate. the calculation of the sod method is shown in equation (1):  = −= n ij ji tt 1 )(s (1) t denotes the energy trace curve in the data set, n is the number of energy traces (not described subsequently), and s is the sum of the difference curves. the principle of this method is to obtain the difference curve by making a difference between two of the collected energy traces. then, the data corresponding to the same moments on the difference curve are summed up, and the moments corresponding to the points with larger values are the locations of the feature points with higher correlation to be extracted. however, this scheme has a problem that there are positive and negative differences in the collected energy traces, which may cause some feature points to be ignored in the calculation and thus have a great impact on the selection of feature points. 2.2. sosd (sum of squar-ed pairwise differences) christian et al. proposed an improved method called sosd for the inability of sod to better handle the positive and negative energy traces, i.e., the square operation is added to the sod method, and the calculation is shown in equation (2): 2 1 )(s  = −= n ij ji tt (2) as in the first method, the moment of the larger value point is selected as the location for feature point selection. 2.3. sost (sum of squar-ed pairwise tdifferences) gierlichs [17] et al. proposed a t-test-based feature selection method sost, which optimized the sosd method. the details of the calculation are shown in eqs. (3) and (4): j j i i ji nn m t 22 m  + − = (3)  =                 + − = n ij j j i i ji nn m 1 2 22 m s  (4) equation (3) is the formula of t-test, and equation (4) is the formula of sost's feature point extraction, which is the combination of t-test and sosd. m denotes the corresponding energy trace curve mean vector, and n denotes the number of corresponding curves. when the number of samples is small, the relative sosd is more resistant to noise, and it is easier to find out the feature points with obvious leakage. 2.4. pearson correlation coefficient the pearson correlation coefficient method can be used when the data are linearly correlated with each other and the data obey normal distribution, and the selection area of feature points can be determined by calculating the location of the points with higher correlation. the calculation is shown in equation (5). )()( ),( i vvartvar vtcov i i • =）（ (5) where t denotes the vector composed of the corresponding points of i at a certain moment of the energy trace curve and v denotes the corresponding intermediate value. it can only represent the degree of correlation of the data and cannot be used for direct causal determination. 2.5. pca (principal component analysis) principal component analysis (pca) is a common leakage analysis technique that is typically used to process large amounts of data to find the main patterns and features in the data. in side-channel attacks, pca can be used to analyze the main features in energy consumption leaked data to infer the secret key. the basic idea of pca is to transform highdimensional data into low-dimensional data while retaining most of the information of the data. pca obtains the principal components of the data and the corresponding eigenvalues by calculating the covariance matrix of the data and then decomposing the covariance matrix into eigenvalues. principal components are linear combinations of the data that explain most of the variance in the data. by using principal components, the data can be mapped from a high-dimensional space to a low-dimensional space, while retaining most of the information of the data. 150 2.6. snr (signal-to-noise ratio) signal-to-noise ratio (snr) is a common leakage analysis technique used to analyze the ratio between signal and noise in energy consumption leakage data. in side-channel attacks, snr can be used to evaluate the quality of energy consumption leakage data and extract from it the points with high signal-to-noise ratios as the characteristic points where leakage is evident. the calculation is shown in equation (6). ( )( ) ( )( )snr /=var e signal e var signal (6) 2.7. nicv（normalized inter-class variance） shivam bhasin [18] et al. in 2014 proposed a better analysis technique namely regularized inter-group variance nicv.a key advantage of nicv is that neither cloning of devices nor obtaining key information of encrypted devices in advance is required. as a univariate anova f-test, nicv is relatively low computational effort, using only publicly available data such as plaintext input or ciphertext output to detect leaks, and calculating the variance as the ratio between the group mean variance and the total leak variance. the results show that nicv is related to two standard metrics, pearson correlation coefficient and signal-to-noise ratio (snr). nicv can be used to theoretically calculate the minimum number of tracks required for an attack to be realized. the theoretical basis of nicv is given, and some practical applications are performed on real cryptosystems. the above common leakage analysis methods have differences and advantages and disadvantages among them, but they all basically utilize all linear leaks associated with variables to perform the analysis, and all of them are inhibited to some extent if the resistance strategy eliminates all linear leaks associated with x.we used a method based on the fitting of a gaussian mixture distribution using the gmm-em algorithm, using the distribution of the theoretical hamming weight as the initial centroid of the fit, in order to achieve a fast and accurate fit. 3. leak analysis solution for rsm for existing first-order sca attacks, nassar et al. proposed an aes-rsm (rotating s-box) encryption scheme in 2012, which has almost the same performance and complexity as unprotected aes, and also has strong resistance to first-order dpa and cpa as well as hardware protection-based defense strategies. 3.1. aes-rsm encryption scheme in this section, the aes-rsm masking strategy is briefly introduced theoretically, and its core lies in the construction of add-masked s-boxes, which are preconfigured and calculated as follows. sixteen 8-bit fixed masks of fixed order m = {0x00, 0x0f, 0x36, 0x39, 0x53, 0x5c, 0x65, 0x6a, 0x95, 0x9a, 0xa3, 0xac, 0xc6, 0xc9, 0xf0, 0xff}. the random start positions in the above order will be applied sequentially to construct the corresponding s-boxes. fixed mask set m= {moffset, moffset+1, moffset+2, moffset+3, moffset+4, moffset+5, ..., moffset+15mod (16)}, offset is the random initial position. the s-box as a new construction should satisfy s’j (x’) =s(x)+mj+1(mod 16), x is 8-bit plaintext, jm= xx ' . that is, sin is masked with addition and the value sout after the output s-box is protected by mj+1 (mod 16). after each round of aes calculation, the offset value is added by one, i.e., the mask area is rotated down one turn in the previous round, m={moffset+1, moffset+2, moffset+3, moffset+4, moffset+5, .......moffset+15mod(16), moffset }, therefore, it is called a rotating s-box. the specific encryption process is shown in the following figure. figure 1. encryption flow 3.2. first-order leakage of rsm based on the hamming weight model, the rsm plus mask approach appears to have no first-order leakage, but according to our experiments, it actually has leakage under other models, which is the focus of this paper, based on the difference in energy consumption distribution. figure 2. frequency distribution the hamming weight after each sout has been heterodyned with 16 fixed masks is shown in figure 2 above, counter ({'{1: 1, 3: 7, 5: 7, 7: 1}': 128, '{2: 4, 4: 8, 6: 4}': 112, '{0: 1, 4: 14, 8: 1}': 16}). although the mean variance of a deterministic x with all masked heterogeneous post-band masked values y is constant, so that the commonly used leakage analysis methods cannot build an effective leakage model, the distribution of y values after different plaintexts are masked is different, and it is still possible to distinguish different xs by the difference of 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ti m es hw 128 112 16 151 energy consumption frequency distribution through the joint attack of multiple energy traces. figure 3. gaussian mixture distribution the numerical calculation methods of leakage metrics include methods that directly use energy consumption frequencies in groupings instead of probability distributions, methods based on kernel density estimation, and methods based on fitting gaussian mixture distributions. 4. experiment and analysis 4.1. experimental data the experimental data are divided into real data and simulated energy traces, where the real data are used to test the effectiveness of the method. the simulated energy traces, on the other hand, have different signal-to-noise ratios and can be used to observe the tolerance of the method to noise. 4.1.1. real data we measured the running process of aes128-rsm encryption algorithm executed on a smart card. the experimental equipment includes an oscilloscope, a smart encryption card, a card reader, and a computer. the computer is responsible for sending commands to the card reader to control the encryption algorithm running on the encryption card, and sending plaintext messages to the smart card via usb. at the same time, the oscilloscope is triggered to perform the energy consumption curve acquisition. the oscilloscope sends the collected energy consumption profiles to the computer, and then performs some pre-processing, resulting in the final data set. the raw energy traces include 100,000 sample points with a total of 40,000 curves. 4.1.2. simulation of energy traces the intermediate values to be leaked are calculated according to the encryption algorithm, and the energy consumption is summed by bit conversion bit. finally, the leaked diverse instincts are superimposed on a base energy consumption curve afterwards. if the signal-to-noise ratio needs to be reduced, white noise with different variance values is added. 40,000 simulated energy traces each with signal-to-noise ratios of 0.9 and 0.7 were generated, of which 30,000 were used for training and 10,000 for testing. 4.2. experimental indicators in this paper, the custom leakage analysis method gdd (group distribution difference) is used as the experimental index. the frequencies of each curve at different voltages with the same intermediate values are counted and normalized, the frequency distribution p is used instead of the probability distribution, the mean value of the frequency distribution for all intermediate values is used as the average distribution q, and the kl distance of pq is found as the size of leakage.  = = n i i i ikl xq xp xpqpd 1 ) )( )( log()()||( (7) 4.3. experiments on simulated energy traces 4.3.1. use of common leak analysis methods figure 4. leakage analysis of snr on simulated energy traces figure 5. leakage analysis of nicv on simulated energy traces as can be seen from figures 4,5 above, ordinary leakage analysis methods do not reflect the leakage situation. 4.3.2. using gdd figure 6. gdd's analysis of 0.9 figure 7. gdd's analysis of 0.7 according to the above figure 6,7, we can see that the leakage analysis using gdd can find the leakage points of the energy consumption curve. however, when the intensity of the noise increases, the value of the leakage indicator will become smaller. when the noise reaches a certain level, the leakage indicator may become invalid. 152 4.4. experiments on real energy traces leakage analysis of real energy traces using gdd results in the following figure. figure 8. gdd's analysis of real trace as can be seen in figure 8 above, there are significant spikes at certain locations in the curve, which means that there may be significant leakage at these locations. by using the leakage analysis metrics, we can use mlp to train on these points where there is significant leakage, so that we can quickly and efficiently complete the training of the model and implement the attack. the specific effect of the attack is as follows. figure 9. the effect of the attack after the leakage of different data with gdd from the figure 9, we can see that the noise still has some influence on the final attack effect, the larger the noise, the worse the attack effect, but still can train an effective model. the attack effect on real data is better, and only 4 energy traces are needed to achieve the attack. 5. conclusion in this study, we explored the use of energy consumption frequency distribution to implement a method for leakage analysis in side channel attacks and verified the effectiveness of the method through experiments. by using gdd, we were able to identify the location of the leaks implemented by the cryptographic algorithm, and then attack the algorithm and complete the training of the model. in addition, we also explored the effect of noise on the leakage analysis results, and although noise has some influence on the results, it still has good results in real data. the contribution of this 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[18] jbhasin s, danger j l, guilley s, et al. nicv: normalized inter-class variance for detection of side-channel leakage[c]//2014 international symposium on electromagnetic compatibility, tokyo. ieee, 2014: 310-313. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 27 multi-stage transformer 3d object detection method yanfei liu 1, kanglin ning 1, * 1 department of basic courses, high-tech institute of xi'an, xi’an, 710025, shanxi province, china * corresponding author: kanglin ning (email: ningkangl@icloud.com) abstract: with the development of autonomous driving, 3d object detection has experience great expectations. as the light detection and ranging (lidar) sensor can precisely measure the distance between environments and themselves, it has become the key component of current 3d object detection methods. however, the varing density and unstructure storage of lidar points cloud make it hard for feature learning. to tackle this problem, this paper proposes a multi-task transformer 3d object detection method.this method include a fast transformer based 3d encoder and a multi-stage transformer decoder. extensive experiments demonstrate that our method can supress current other 3d object detection methods with a clear margin. keywords: 3d object detection; point cloud; 3d vision; deep learning. 1. introduction 3d object detection from the point cloud has experienced great flourish and has become a practical solution to robotic vision. different from the image, the point cloud generated by lidar can precisely measure the distance from the lidar to the environment, which is crucial for a 3d object detection scenario. however, the varying density of lidar point cloud leads to challenging feature representation learning. like the detection methods on 2d images, these 3d detectors can also be divided into two groups: one-stage detectors– and two-stage detectors–, in terms of model structure. as two-stage detectors can take advantage of multistride by their region of interest (roi) head, they can usually show better accuracy in the classification confidence and the box regression than those one-stage detectors. in these twostage methods, their region proposal network first provides the proposal of bounding boxes. then, based on those bounding boxes, the roi head will perform the roipooling operation from the original point cloud and temporary voxel space to refine those provided proposals. through the virtual point sampling strategy, these roi heads could learn more valuable geometry information from objects far from the lidar sensors or severe occlusion. however, the computation brought by these roi heads makes two-stage detectors challenging to meet the real-time requirement of the autonomous driving scene. different from the two-stage detectors, one-stage detectors can usually achieve better speeds. as the size of objects is invariant in the 3d scene, one-stage 3d detectors usually do not concern the pyramid features. yet, some current works on 2d tiny object detection show that pyramid features can help the detectors perceive the difference between local and global tiny objects, thus helping these detectors achieve better accuracy. this can prove that their carelessness causes poor performance on small-size objects of one-stage 3d detectors with pyramid features. this motivates us to design a one-stage 3d detector to pay more attention to those pyramid features. this paper presents a one-stage object detection framework consisting of a fast version transformer 3d encoder and a multi-stage transformer decoder module. then a anchor-free centerpoint head is adopt to prediction the final bounding box prediction. in the proposed fast version transformer 3d encoder blocks, there is a fast version multi-head selfattention has been deployed. to help the proposed 3d detector achieve better performance, we have desin the multi-stage transformer 3d decoder module, which was consisted of fast version transformer decoder blocks. the proposed multistage transformer decoder module will collect the multi-stride information from the temporal output of transformer 3d encoder. extensive experiments constructed on kitti and waymo open datasets show that our proposed methods can better balance speed and accuracy. in summary, we make three-fold contribution: we have proposed a one-stage 3d object detector, which uses the multi-stride residual 3d backbone and the path aggregation 2d backbones to help the detector make great use of pyramid features. we design a voxel-level auxiliary network, which removes the need for voxel-to-point operations and achieves a better generality. we conduct extensive experiments on both kitti dataset and waymo open dataset. its results show that our methods could achieve a great balance between accuracy and computation cost. 2. methods in this section, we first present the multi-path transformer 3d encoder. then, a transformer decoder will be introducing to integrate multi-stage information from 3d encoder. 2.1. fast transformer 3d encoder let 𝑃 = {𝑝1, 𝑝2 , 𝑝3 , … , 𝑝𝑛} denote a frame point input sequence, where 𝑝𝑖 = (𝑥𝑖 , 𝑦𝑖 , 𝑧𝑖 , 𝑟𝑖) denotes the i-th point. to save computation, we first subdivide the 3d space into equally spaced voxels. let's define the voxelized point cloud sequence 𝑃 as 𝑉 = {𝑣1, 𝑣2, 𝑣3, … , 𝑣𝑛} where 𝑣𝑖 = (𝑐𝑖 , 𝑑𝑖) represent a voxelized point cloud. the 𝑑𝑖 = (𝑟𝑖 , 𝑥𝑖 − 𝑥𝑐𝑖 , 𝑦𝑖 − 𝑦𝑐𝑖 , 𝑧𝑖 − 𝑧𝑐𝑖) denote the feature vector for point 𝑝𝑖 and 𝑐𝑖 denote the centriod of voxel cells. as the transformer block do not concern the position information about input point cloud sequence, we should adopt a position embedding for them. as mentioned in [], the fourier position can help deep learning module learn the high-dimension texture information in a low-dimension feature space. in this paper, 28 we adopt this fourier position embedding method to help our transformer module to efficiently learn high-dimension information. for a give point $p_i$, the position embedding process can be described as: γ𝑖 = [𝑐𝑜𝑠(2πσ𝑖/𝑛𝑝𝑖), 𝑠𝑖𝑛(2πσ 𝑖/𝑛𝑝𝑖)] (1) then, we will concat the fourier position vector with the vector feature to get the input feature vector set $f$. with these embedded feature sequences $f$ and position $v$, the proposed fast transformer 3d encoder will be used to extract the abstract semantic feature. as shown in fig. 1, our fast transformer 3d encoder consisted by a voxel level group block and a transformer encoder block. the transformer block can be described as follow: 𝐹𝑙−1̂ = 𝐹𝑀𝑆𝐴(𝐿𝑁(𝐺𝐸𝐿𝑈(𝐹𝑙−1))) + 𝐹𝑙−1 𝐹𝑙 = 𝑀𝐿𝑃 (𝐿𝑁 (𝐺𝐸𝐿𝑈(𝐹𝑙−1̂ ))) + 𝐹𝑙−1̂ (2) where 𝐹𝑙−1 denote the input feature sequence, 𝐹𝑙−1̂ denote the temporal feature. the 𝐹𝑀𝑆𝐴 denote the fast version mult-head self-attention module, 𝐿𝑁 denote the layer figure 1. the pipeline of the proposed multi-stage transformer 3d object detection method figure 2. the architecture of the proposed fast version transformer encoder and decoder blocks. table 1. performance comparision on kitti validation sets of 3d average precision method stage car pedestrian cyclist mod easy hard mod easy hard mod easy hard part a2 two 82.79 89.69 78.92 65.42 71.23 60.33 72.21 90.03 69.54 pv rcnn two 83.37 90.23 80.89 55.64 63.69 50.59 71.07 88.51 66.64 votr-tsd two 84.85 92.04 82.56 54.84 66.13 51.69 72.33 89.42 67.42 voxel rcnn two 84.64 92.48 81.14 58.28 65.85 53.15 71.33 90.26 66.87 pointpillars one 74.13 85.51 69.21 48.33 53.32 43.62 61.65 79.10 57.92 cadnet one 76.24 85.30 70.45 62.44 81.31 59.42 cia-ssd one 81.28 90.41 74.41 second one 78.36 87.42 75.40 51.64 54.99 45.41 61.82 79.51 57.59 centerpoint one 81.26 88.46 78.71 51.33 55.39 48.33 65.49 82.03 62.03 our method one 81.22 89.54 79.11 56.22 58.32 51.11 69.30 84.71 64.33 29 table 2. performance comparision on kitti validation sets of bird's eye view average precision method stage car pedestrain cyclist mod easy hard mod easy hard mod easy hard part a2 two 90.32 95.33 88.49 72.43 77.32 70.41 89.31 93.23 86.33 pv rcnn two 90.69 92.88 88.53 61.18 69.37 56.26 75.15 94.47 70.38 votr-tsd two 90.67 94.90 89.98 62.34 68.13 57.49 74.15 93.34 69.98 voxel rcnn two 91.17 95.44 88.42 59.38 65.86 55.22 74.08 91.62 71.94 pointpillars one 87.37 90.01 85.22 54.43 57.33 51.10 62.73 79.90 55.58 cadnet one 88.02 90.41 86.30 65.12 79.51 58.25 cia-ssd one 89.28 91.59 85.47 second one 88.53 92.64 87.55 53.79 58.41 50.64 85.90 70.35 66.38 centerpoint one 91.30 94.45 88.59 59.32 63.42 56.49 71.44 90.04 70.03 our method one 91.42 92.14 89.22 61.32 64.12 57.63 71.64 86.34 70.62 norm module, 𝑀𝐿𝑃 denote the mult-layer preception module. the original version mult-head self-attention block can be described as: 𝑞𝑙 = 𝐹𝑙𝑊𝑞 , 𝑘𝑙 = 𝐹𝑙𝑊𝑘 , 𝑣𝑙 = 𝐹𝑙𝑊𝑣 𝐹𝑜𝑢𝑡 = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥 ( 𝑞𝑙𝑘𝑙 𝑇 √𝑑𝑘 )𝑣𝑙 (3) where 𝑊𝑞 ,𝑊𝑘,𝑊𝑣 denote the feature map matrix, which is used to project the input feature sequence into a highdimension space. as mentioned in [], the softmax operation consumes relatively large computing resources. to reduce the overhead of the model and improve the abaptability of the model to autonomous driving scenarios, this paper uses a cosine function to replace the softmax operation. thus, the fast version mult-head self-attention module can be described as: 𝑞𝑙 = 𝐹𝑙𝑊𝑞 , 𝑘𝑙 = 𝐹𝑙𝑊𝑘 , 𝑣𝑙 = 𝐹𝑙𝑊𝑣 𝐹𝑜𝑢𝑡 = 𝑐𝑜𝑠(𝑞𝑙 , 𝑘𝑙)/β + 𝐵 (4) where 𝐵 is the relative position bias matrix of each point; β is a learnable scalar, non-shared across heads and layers. the initial value of β should be set larger than 0.01. the cosine function is naturally normalized, and thus can have milder attention values. 2.2. ball query based downsample strategy as the input point cloud sequence is too large, we adopt the point set aggregation operation like pointnet++. a set abstraction layer takes an 𝑁 × (𝑑 + 𝑐) matrix as input, which is outputed by our fast version transformer 3d encoder. it outputs an 𝑁𝑜 × (𝑑 + 𝐶𝑜) matrix of 𝑁𝑜 subsampled points with d-dim coordinates and new 𝐶𝑜 -dim feature vectors summarizing local context. then, the output are groups of point sets of size 𝑁𝑜 × 𝐾 × (𝑑 + 𝐶), where each group corresponds to a local region and k is the number of points in the neighborhood of centroid points. as shown in fig. 1, the ball query downsample modules are connected behind each transformer 3d encoder blocks. 2.3. mult-stage transformer 3d decoder as the size of objects is invariant in the 3d scene, one-stage 3d detectors usually do not concern the mult-stage features. in addition, current point-based method usually only adopt encoder only architecture to perform the 3d detection tasks. this motivate us to design a mult-stage transformer 3d encoder. the architecture of our mult-stage transformer 3d detector is shown in fig. 2. the mult stage transformer 3d decoder is consisted by severals transformer decoder blocks. different from encoder block, the transformer decoder block is consisted by two fast version mult-head self-attention modules. the first fast version mult-head self-attention head module will use the final output of transformer 3d encoder, while lthe second fast version mult-head self-attention head module will use the temporal output of 3d encoder as query and key input matrix. 3. experiment 3.1. experiment setting kitti dataset: the kitti dataset provides 7481 training samples and 7518 test samples. the training samples are provided with annotated of car, pedestrain, and cyclist categories. in this paper, we following the common protocal of [], and dividing these trainig samples into training set and validation set. the training set contain 3712 samples while validation set contain 3769 samples. each category objects are split into three levels based on occlusion and their distance from the lidar sensor. as the test set do not have the ground-truth labels, we need to submit the prediction results to the kitti official test server to get the final result. implement setting: we adopt the adam [] optimizer and onecycle learning rate shedule methods. we train our model 80 epoches on the kitti dataset. the init learning rate is set at 0.003 and the lower-upper is set at 0.0000001. our detector will contain 5 transformer encoder blocks and 5 transformer decoder blocks. experiment environment: our local server adopts a core i9 10980xe with two rtx 3090 gpu. the local server deploys the ubuntu 20.04 systems with python 3.8 and pytorch 1.8.1. 3.2. comparision on kitti we compare our method with state-of-the-art 3d detector in kitti validation set and test set. the results of validation set are come from our local experiment by running those detector’s official release code. and these results are shown in table1 and table2. the results of test set are come from the kitti official benchmark. the test results are shown in table3. we adopt the 3d average precision (ap) and bird’seye-view average precision (bev ap) as metric. from the result of table 1, we can see that our methods could achieve a significantly better performance than other one-stage detectors. even 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agile methods and their emphasis on communication and people-centered values, some conventional software project management processes and methods cannot be applied. first of all, through the analysis of the current situation of software management projects and the quality problems in the agile process, the direction of quality improvement is clarified. keywords: agile project management; enterprise software; r&d management. 1. introduction with the rapid development of computer and internet technology, software project management has also encountered some new problems. customers generally expect software teams to respond to customer needs faster, release software products more efficiently, and interact with users more actively. in the face of these new opportunities, software enterprises are constantly relying on technological innovation, and more expect to seek innovation from project management. therefore, as one of the new methods to break through the traditional software management, agile management method is gradually activated by major software companies and widely used in software project management. 2. the role of agile project management in enterprise software r&d management software project management is an event [1] that analyzes and controls project personnel and promotes the successful completion of products, processes, progress and quality of software projects at predetermined costs. in addition to uniqueness and timeliness, limitations and basic characteristics of various uncertainties, software projects are also inviolable, characterized by rapid development, demand volatility, complexity and bottleneck of production efficiency. it is these characteristics that separate software project management from traditional project management. in history, many large and small software projects ended in failure. it is believed that software project errors are caused by a variety of factors, with more technical problems, but in the final analysis, it is still a management problem. due to poor management and various problems, improving the software development process has become a key in software project management. the agile management method is completed by a series of agile management processes. in order to replace the milestones in the traditional way, the project evaluation, preliminary design stage and other solidification processes are described in detail. as far as agile management is concerned, customer demand is such a process, that is, a general view of the development cycle. the team can use methods that customers can understand, such as case prototypes, physical models and diagrams, to discuss and suggest with customers, step by step and complement each other. agile methods focus on conducting, reviewing and other methods in the form of review meetings to adjust the process appropriately, so as to continuously improve the process. in this way, compared with traditional methods, agility can be achieved: better use case coding, better test case coverage, functional test automation, continuous integration, and better agile project management and software development practices. to put it simply, agile methods are the attitude of advocating agile methods, embracing change, welcoming change, changing growth, self-improvement, emphasizing people first, mutual respect, strengthening communication, continuous iteration, and continuous integration. 3. current situation of agile project management in m enterprise software r&d management the software project management of m enterprise implements the project manager responsibility system, that is, the project manager is fully responsible for the requirements, quality and control of the project. the software project management model is a traditional waterfall management model, which is developed from top to bottom step by step. the whole process consists of demand collection and analysis, system design, code writing and testing, trial operation and official operation. after each link, you should give feedback and prepare relevant documents. if you need to modify the code or add new requirements midway, you need to stop the current work and restart the requirements analysis. the work of each stage can be successfully completed before entering the next stage, and the work order of each stage shall not be reversed. the waterfall model highlights the transformation from demand analysis to software system design, from software system design to program coding, from program coding to system testing, from system testing to product 86 delivery, and has carried out research and development according to this general process. however, in the process of implementing the waterfall development model, many problems are often found, which have caused unpredictable harm to the entire project. 4. application of agile project management in software r&d management of m enterprise 4.1. build an agile working environment according to the framework established by the team, the previous waterfall team was dissolved. each team selected members from the old development team and test team to form a new team. in the past, teams were usually surrounded by developers and testers sat on the ground. now, we need to organize selected developers and testers into a group to sit and execute projects. take agile deployment as the starting point, improve the office environment, and let the team work and live together. on the one hand, team members have known each other for a long time and gradually understood each other's ideas and views. therefore, using agile methods can improve team cohesion. on the other hand, it ensures smooth team communication. the members of this project are mostly r&d teams, and the politics and disputes in many offices have declined. there are also many less intrigues, laying a trust foundation for the use of agile methods and creating a good team atmosphere [3]. helping team members solve various difficulties and reject other projects can enable team members to focus on the current project and ensure that team members and their priorities will not be changed during the development cycle. 4.2. agile training as agile method is a relatively new form of software development in china, most project members have never touched this method. in the early stage of agile method implementation, teams will inevitably have problems of one kind or another. agile methods are a dynamic process. as time goes by, team members' understanding and mastery of agile methods will continue to improve [4]. if the team members have problems at the beginning of implementing this method, they must solve them in a timely manner. therefore, project managers should adopt agile methods to comprehensively train the project team at each stage of the project implementation process. 4.2.1. concept training before implementing agile methods, enterprises can employ external training institutions to provide all members of the project with agile method training on the same day after two months of training. the training content covers the background and basic concepts of agile methods, the role of team members, work content and implementation process. 4.2.2. case studies and trials when the agile research and theory were understood, the team members read the relevant books, studied the use cases of agile methods, and were guided to experiment by the tutor. there is no doubt that the initial stage of implementing projects with agile methods is a painful transition period, during which no formal training has been conducted. it is hoped that the team can learn and achieve better results only after the implementation experience. 4.2.3. physical exercise the project tries agile methods for one month, and the enterprise can hold formal practical training for the team, which can solve some practical problems encountered by the team in the implementation of agile methods. under the framework of special training, the basic idea of agile method is rarely involved, but the combination of specific practice and actual cases is used to discuss and study some practical problems existing in the project team. 4.3. team building in agile projects until the project can formally implement agile methods, it is very important to determine the role of each project member in implementing agile methods. according to the role, responsibilities and characteristics of the organization structure in the initial stage of the project, the role during the project implementation is defined as follows: 4.3.1. product director have a deep understanding of the whole process of product market, product planning and product development, and be able to quickly be competent for the important work of the product leader, product planning, monitoring and overall planning of the whole project. 4.3.2. product advisor the product consultant who directly contacts with the customer can fully understand the customer's business background and needs, so as to be competent for the role of customer representative of agile methods. 4.3.3. developers and testers these developers are naturally part of the agile team. product release personnel and database administrators participate in the r&d team as developers. according to the division of product functions and the characteristics of team optimization, the project team has established several teams, each composed of several people, to undertake various product function development tasks. 4.3.4. business analyst with a deep understanding of the product business environment and excellent documentation skills, the product leader plays an important role in any team. you will be directly guided by the product owner. 4.3.5. project manager with strong project management, personnel management and communication skills, it can play a supervisory role in an agile way, undertake customization and lead the team to handle daily affairs. 4.4. project process improvement with reference to the standard agile management framework, the whole process of the project consists of seven activities: obtaining the initial product list, sprint plan, activity plan, sprint implementation, sprint review, sprint review, holding regular meetings every day and checking every day. the following six events are all sprint events. sprint activities represent repetitive activities. the best sprint cycle is 2 weeks to 1 month, depending on the project situation. first, the product manager explained the requirements faced in the sprint plan activity to the team members. if you encounter any problems, please directly ask them questions at any time. the product manager is responsible for explaining what the sprint plan is. everyone's needs should be communicated with experts, and then the product needs should be broken down into smaller scale work 87 through the product manager and r&d members. finally, it is up to each development member to decide what they want to accomplish in the sprint phase. from the perspective of the whole implementation process, the daily regular meeting can enable everyone to discuss the achievements made in the past, what work to do today, issues needing assistance, and track and disclose the progress of the project through daily inspection and review. 4.5. improve agile project management system and guarantee system 4.5.1. improve the awareness of agile project management first, the application of performance appraisal system, the establishment and implementation of management responsibility system, and the formulation of performance appraisal objectives. among them, the most important indicator for assessing the company's performance is the implementation possibility of the project. the assessment is detailed according to the requirements of performance assessment indicators, and implemented to specific departments and teams. the second is to strengthen the staff's awareness of agile management. from different aspects of the organization, including sprint review and sprint planning meetings, the product leader needs to update the current project progress to the members of the project team and explain the significance of everyone completing the project on schedule. use the internal communication channels of the enterprise, such as the company's intranet, news magazines, expert forums and other channels to promote agile project management, encourage employees to actively participate in the discussion and development of the agile management system, and strengthen employees' agile awareness and implementation. 4.5.2. establish appropriate supervision and incentive mechanism the key to the successful operation of the company's management system lies in effective monitoring. in the process of agile management, m company must establish a full monitoring mechanism to monitor its progress. the transparency and accuracy of information at all levels in the software r&d project of m company is the key to ensure that the project can be completed on schedule. a project management team is established. the product leader is the first responsible person for agile management, and every project manager is a member of a team. it is incumbent on each project team to lead and supervise its own tasks. if there is a common problem, the project manager will first use the resources within the team to solve the problem, or rely on the manager to solve it. if the problem cannot be solved, contact the project manager to solve the problem. in project human resource management, incentive is at the core. under the agile r&d mode, incentive is also crucial. the r&d team should pay more attention to the self-confidence and selfmanagement of its members. if the project can be completed on schedule or ahead of schedule, the product leader will reward the project team. an incentive mechanism for project team members should be established at an appropriate time to better motivate the team [5]. 5. conclusion agile methods have a process of continuous 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[5] f. t. yao,d. han and q. luo. research on application of project plan management in software development. journal of hefei university(comprehensive ed)., 2007, 17(3), pp. 4. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 85 application of blockchain technology in the renovation management of old neighborhoods houhui yu yunnan university of finance and economics, school of information, kunming 650221, china yhouhui@163.com. abstract: in the old neighborhood renovation process in the past, because of the large amount of funds involved, cumbersome procedures and processes, many participating units and independent databases of different government departments, it directly leads to a series of problems such as the difficulty of data information integration. blockchain has the characteristics of nontampering, traceability and decentralization. in this context, applying blockchain technology to the management process of old neighborhood renovation has become a new idea. keywords: older neighborhoods; blockchain; renovation. 1. overview of blockchain blockchain[1] is a new application model of computer technology such as distributed data storage, peer-to-peer transmission, consensus mechanism, and encryption algorithm. in a narrow sense, blockchain is a distributed ledger in which data blocks are sequentially linked in a chronological manner to form a chained data structure that is cryptographically guaranteed to be tamper-evident and unforgeable. broadly speaking, blockchain technology is a new distributed infrastructure and computing method that uses a block-chain data structure to verify and store data, a distributed node consensus algorithm to generate and update data, a cryptographic approach to secure data transmission and access, and a smart contract composed of automated scripting code to program and manipulate data. there are three main types of blockchains, namely public, private and federated chains[2]. a public chain is a completely open blockchain where participants can access the system at any time for data reading, trading, sending and confirming, competing bookkeeping[3], and system maintenance. alliance chain is a blockchain managed by several institutions, and is a hybrid blockchain between public and private chains; each institution runs and manages one or more nodes on the chain, and its data is only allowed to be read and written by institutions within the alliance, and institutions can send transactions and record transaction data together. a private chain is a blockchain whose write access is controlled by an organization or institution, and whose read access can be open to the public or have a certain degree of restriction attached to it. 2. blockchain technology the technologies underlying blockchain include hash computing, digital signatures, p2p networks, consensus algorithms, and smart contracts[4,5]. 2.1. hash operation generate a fixed-length output from an input of arbitrary length by certain calculation, and the output string is the hash value of that input. hash operation is characterized by fast forward, sensitive input, difficult reverse and strong collision resistance, and the chain structure of blockchain is constructed through hashing to achieve tamper-proof. the hash value of blockchain uniquely and accurately identifies a block, and each block header contains the hash value of the previous block data, so that the hashes are nested in layers, and eventually all blocks are linked together to form a blockchain. and tampering with a transaction means that all the block headers of all the blocks after it should be tampered with once, which is actually unattainable because everyone has a ledger, and only nodes controlling 51% or more of the computing power of the whole network can possibly tamper with historical transaction information. the merkle tree in the blockchain is a hash of all the transaction information of the current block. the hash is calculated for each transaction, and then grouped two by two, and the two hashes are then calculated to get a new hash, and the two old hashes are used as the leaf nodes of the new hash, until finally only one hash remains, which is the root of the merkle tree, the root hash. if the content of the transaction needs to be verified, it is only necessary to verify the merkle tree. if the root hash verification fails, the two leaf nodes are verified, and then the leaf node of the node whose hash verification fails is verified, which can finally identify the tampered transaction accurately and achieve the purpose of rapid detection and location of the changed content. 2.2. digital signature blockchain uses digital signature to realize authority control, identify the legitimate identity of transaction initiator and prevent malicious node identity impersonation; digital signature is an algorithm to achieve the effect similar to traditional physical signature. usage of digital signature in blockchain: in the blockchain network, each node has a public-private key pair. when a node sends a transaction, it first signs the content of the transaction with its own private key, attaches the signature to the transaction and broadcasts it, and after other nodes receive the broadcast message, they first verify the digital signature attached to the transaction, and after completing the message integrity check and the legitimacy check of the identity of the message sender, the transaction will trigger the subsequent 86 processing process only after the message integrity verification and the message sender identity legitimacy verification are completed. 2.3. p2p network blockchain systems commonly use p2p network communication technology for broadcasting transaction information. p2p peer-to-peer networks are a distributed application architecture for distributing tasks and workloads among peers, and are widely used in various areas of computer networks, such as: file sharing, distributed computing, and voice instant messaging. the advantages of p2p network technology are mainly reflected in decentralization, robustness, scalability, and privacy protection. in blockchain, resources and services in the network are scattered on each node, and information is directly transmitted to each other through each node without the need of a centralized server for forwarding. since the transmission of information is dispersed among the nodes, when one or more nodes of the network are maliciously attacked or damaged, it does not affect the normal operation of the overall network of the blockchain, thus naturally ensuring the robustness of the p2p network. 2.4. consensus algorithm blockchain solves the trust problem through universal bookkeeping, where all nodes participate in recording data. there are currently four types of consensus algorithms, proofof-work class, credential class, byzantine fault-tolerant class and consensus algorithms that incorporate a trusted execution environment. 2.5. smart contracts smart contracts are a milestone in the development of blockchain. blockchain applications in finance, government services, supply chain, and gaming are all in the form of smart contracts that run on different blockchain platforms. a smart contract is a set of commitments defined in digital form, including a protocol on which contract participants can execute these commitments, which is simply a computer program that executes automatically when certain conditions are met. 3. blockchain working principle data structure of blockchain: block is the basic unit of chain structure, mainly containing two parts, block header and block body. block header consists of parent block hash value, timestamp, merkle root (root hash) information; block body contains a list of string of transactions. the hash value of the parent block stored in the block header of each block uniquely specifies the parent block of that block, which constitutes a connection relationship between the blocks, which is the basic data structure of the blockchain. the main work of blockchain is to transmit, verify, and pack the transactions issued by user nodes into data blocks, which are connected in chronological order to form a chain of data blocks. in this process, the nodes that have obtained the right to record, store and verify the transaction information, which can ensure the consistency of the consensus ledger data on the blockchain, prevent tampering, and prevent the account from "double spend". the specific working process is as follows. (1) after a user node initiates a transaction, the transaction will be broadcast on the blockchain network, and other nodes will receive the transaction information and put it into the transaction pool of their respective nodes. (2) the miner node will package the transaction information in the local transaction pool and encapsulate the block according to the structure of the block, generating the block header and block body respectively. (3) depending on the consensus mechanism of the blockchain, miners get bookkeeping rights differently. a blockchain network using the bitcoin system as an example uses the proof-of-work (pow)[6] mechanism, where the miners' job is to solve a mathematical puzzle and the first miner to solve it gets the bookkeeping rights for the block; in the case of a blockchain using the proof-of-stake (pos)[7] mechanism, block wrapper verification is performed. (4) after encapsulated, the block will be broadcast to the whole network through p2p network; after other nodes receive this block, they will verify the legitimacy of the block, such as: block number, hash value, block difficulty, and transaction list. (5) if the block is approved by most of the honest nodes, the block will be connected to the final position of the blockchain, and the miner node that gets the bookkeeping right will be rewarded accordingly. 4. the problems faced by the transformation of old urban neighborhoods urban old neighborhood transformation scope: according to the provisions of the ministry of housing and construction, built before december 31, 2000, the loss of maintenance and repair of serious loss of management, municipal facilities are not perfect, social service facilities are not sound, the residents have a strong will to transform the city or county old neighborhood. urban old district transformation content: three types of implementation of transformation: one is the infrastructure protection class, the main content includes flooding water treatment, housing waterproofing measures, repair and replacement of downspouts, septic tank cleaning, drainage pipe unblocking, water supply pipe maintenance repair, fire channel cleaning, additional units of firefighting facilities, water and electricity a household meter transformation, gas pipeline laying into the household and finishing, street lights and building lighting, road repair the second is the infrastructure upgrading category. the second is the infrastructure improvement category, the main content includes building guardrail repair and cleaning, building wall painting, community building identification, overhead line cleaning, unit security door repair and replacement, housing facade painting, community security monitoring settings, additional sanitation facilities, motorized non-motorized parking area, roof solar transformation, community greening enhancement. the third is to improve public services, the main content includes the setting of barrier-free access, public activity square construction, outdoor fitness equipment, elderly and childcare sites, library construction, community medical points, newspaper boxes, courier cabinets, other convenient facilities. focus on the above to protect and enhance the infrastructure content of the transformation, the conditions to further improve the community public service functions. old neighborhood transformation expected goals: through the transformation of old neighborhoods, the basic solution to 87 the old urban neighborhoods buildings in disrepair, infrastructure, public construction is missing, property management is not sound and other issues, through the transformation of old urban neighborhoods, make up for the shortcomings of infrastructure support, enhance public service functions, strengthen community management, create a green and comfortable living environment for residents, and effectively transform the production and living environment of residents to achieve "clean, livable, safe and orderly" living environment of the community. 5. blockchain technology in the old neighborhood renovation management the hash calculation in blockchain guarantees that the information cannot be tampered with; asymmetric encryption technology, digital signature and timestamp can solve the problem of multi-party trust; authorization can solve the problem of data sharing. by building a "union chain" for the transformation of old neighborhoods, all parties with interests are pulled to the union chain, which can jointly build, jointly use and jointly maintain the project, so that the use of funds is open and transparent, and the quality of the project is traceable, and the difficulty of coordination can be reduced, the efficiency of work can be improved, and the science of decision-making can be enhanced. blockchain technology is applied to the management of urban old neighborhood renovation, and the whole process of renovation is recorded. the smart contract function is used to make intelligent payment for the renovation money, solve the trust problem of multiple parties' participation, make timely payment, complete the renovation task with quality and quantity, and achieve the purpose of traceability afterwards. with the help of blockchain technology, the project planning and design, project construction and implementation plan, project construction and transformation process, project bidding, project contract, project acceptance, project payment, and project long-term management process are standardized, and the "blockchain" technology is used to realize the whole process data record, so that the project data information cannot be tampered with or falsified. the application of "blockchain" technology in the renovation management of old neighborhoods allows all documents, information, signatures and funds involved in the renovation to be recorded in the original. by using blockchain to store evidence and timestamp records, the time point of each act can be documented, and the credible timestamp records can be used to prove the authenticity of the document data, after which every access and change will be recorded and permanently stored on the blockchain to prevent the document data from being tampered. for project managers, time is saved, all information and documents can be easily searched, project classification is clear, capital control is clear and secure, various reports can be automatically output and regularly updated, data accuracy is improved, and work efficiency is enhanced. for the participants, they can submit the information electronically online to achieve the purpose of optimizing the business environment. for the people, blockchain deposition and timestamp records make every point of time of every act traceable. all documents, information, signatures and the destination of funds are recorded in the original, making the project transformation process fairer and more transparent, and reassuring the thirdparty social input funds. the use of blockchain technology allows the community to monitor the details of the use of funds, the bidding process of project construction, the project construction process, the project acceptance process, and the quality of the project can be traced back to its source at any time. let everyone know clearly where the funds are going, know the quality of construction materials, know who designs, who constructs, who supervises, who quality checks, who manages, and create a good environment for the transformation of old neighborhoods. general idea: using blockchain technology, the results of all-important nodes are recorded in the whole process of old neighborhood renovation. blockchain technology is used to record the results of questionnaire survey of public opinion, "one courtyard, one policy" transformation plan, expert evaluation results, joint approval results of functional departments, bidding results, bidding control price/winning price, transformation construction drawing design, project establishment results, project progress, acceptance after transformation, payment of money during the whole transformation process and the management after the renovation are recorded. so that the transformation of each cell has a perfect record, and the results of each important step are chained, which strengthens the control of the process, and the use and payment of each fund are recorded to ensure the use of each fund in place. the whole transformation process can be traced during and after the transformation. 6. conclusion applying blockchain technology to the project management platform of old neighborhood renovation, on the one hand, the information of personnel, materials and transaction amount is put on the chain through data encryption, which reduces unnecessary cost expenditure; 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hardware devices and users. after debugging, the system can achieve remote monitoring and control combining with the iot devices. keywords: mysql database; c#; vue framework; remote monitoring. 1. introduction with the maturity of iots technology, iot applications in various fields are becoming increasingly widespread. convenient iot applications cannot be achieved without application layer software systems [1-2]. the information collected by the device layer needs to be displayed through the application layer software. the devices can also be controlled through it. a reliable software platform is necessary for remote monitoring system. the software platform typically consists of three parts. front-end software is mainly used to present content to users by web or app pages. developers can develop various front-end frameworks through different code languages. the most commonly used technologies are html/css/js, vue, ios development, and android development [3-5]. back-end software is mainly used for server-related development, including interface development, database operations and etc. the most commonly used technologies include c #, vb.net and etc. the data generated during the entire process needs to be stored and managed through a database, like oracle, sql and mysql [2]. in this study, mysql database is used to store data because of the following reasons. firstly, mysql is a powerful relational database system, which can store data in groups. it can greatly improve the efficiency and flexibility of data processing. secondly, the sql language used by mysql can realize the fast access to data and provide a unified standard for the operation and maintenance of the database. mysql software is open source, which makes it the first choice for many small, medium and large web sites [2]. a lightweight framework vue is used for front-end framework. compared with traditional frameworks, route hopping is used instead of page refreshing, which can greatly speed up access and improve user experience. componentized development is carried out using vue. data is separated from structure. it can reduce the amount of code and improve development efficiency significantly [3]. a popular language c# is used to write back-end code. it is an object-oriented programming language with high security, robustness, usability and aesthetics. it not only retains the powerful functions of c and c++, but also abandons some unnecessary elements, such as macros, which does not allow multiple inheritance. since it combines visual operation with efficient operation, it has excellent execution speed, delicate syntax structure and advanced programming ideas. through debugging, the remote information monitoring system is realized based on these tools. in this system, information from device can be displayed and managed. the devices can also be controlled remotely. 2. application layer software platform design the design of this software platform is mainly divided into three parts, include mysql database, front-end software and back-end software. after the requirements analysis, the software platform is designed to connect to the hardware devices and the users. through the software platform, users can check all the data uploaded by the hardware devices at any time. instructions can also be sent to the hardware device through the software platform. 2.1. overall design the specific design is provided in figure 1. figure 1. schematic diagram of software platform design as shown in figure 1, the front and back ends are separated in the design. the front-end of the software platform is written through the vue front-end framework. the main function of the front-end is to design the interface of the software platform system. the back-end program is written by c# programming language, which is mainly used to design the interface and modify the content of the mysql database. mysql database is used to store data. for smart home system, the database stores the environment information data, like temperature, humidity, combustible gas value and light value 125 uploaded by hardware devices and some data generated by software platform. 2.2. database design figure 2. gives the diagram of the database. figure 2. database diagram as shown in figure 2, the project includes multiple tables to store the data which is divided into different groups. it can make the project more accurately and greatly improve the efficiency and flexibility of data processing. in this project, mysql stores the information from devices, as well as the data in the software platform, such as account passwords, permissions, etc. 2.3. front-end design the schematic diagram of front-end design is shown in figure 3. figure 3. front-end design diagram as shown in figure 3, the front-end software is divided into seven pages, which are login interface, home page (workbench), data management interface, device management interface, menu management interface, role management interface and user management interface. on the login page, users can select different roles to log in to the software platform. different roles have different permissions. on the home page, users can view real-time device information and data trends. users can query all data of previous devices by category and delete specified data with high permission on the data management interface. commands can be sent from the software platform to the hardware device on the device management interface, such as starting or closing the fan, filling light, and buzzer. menu management interface is for private customization to generate a favorite interface. users can modify the information of each page, such as icons, names and so on. on the role management page, users can create or modify the rights of each role. the user management interface can browse the basic information of each user. some personalized rights can be granted to individual users by administrator according to special requirements. user's account can also be frozen or unfrozen on this page. 2.4. back-end design the back-end is designed by c# to read the information from hardware devices, operate databases, and provide data to front-end. the schematic diagram of back-end design is shown in figure 4. figure 4. back-end diagram as can be seen from figure 4, the design of back-end software is mainly used to control and retrieve database data based on the operation of front-end web page. temperature, humidity, combustible gas values and light values can be retrieved and display on the front-end software. operation of the hardware devices is allowed, such as turning on and off the small fan, turning on and off the fill light, turning on and off the buzzer, etc. 3. results after debugging, the results are shown in figure 5. (a) login interface (b)home page (c)data management interface 126 (d)device management interface (e)menu management interface (f)role management interface (g)user management interface figure 5. software interface login interface, homepage, data management interface, device management interface, menu management interface, role management and user management can work successfully. through the software platform, data and data trends can be viewed intuitively. meanwhile, commands can be sent to hardware devices more conveniently. 4. conclusions a software platform of remote monitoring system is designed for iot application layer. mysql database is used to store the information data from hardware devices. the front-end software is developed to display the information and send the control commands to the hardware devices based on vue. the back-end software is developed based on c# to connect to hardware devices and users. using this software platform, remote monitoring and control can be achieved conveniently combining with the iot devices. this software platform is significant to realize the digitization. acknowledgements this study was supported by key supported project for graduation design of suzhou institute of industry and technology. references [1] giriprasad m, shivaranjani. m s, sakthisowmiya. r, et al. intelligent smart home automation and security system using arduino and wi-fi[j]. international journal of engineering and computer science, 2017. 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[5] wang y, peng d . the design and implementation of the voice control system of smart home based on ios[c]// ieee international conference on mechatronics & automation. ieee, 2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 74 research progress on the effect of calcium overload on myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury zhenrun zhan1,2, xiaodan bi1,2, jinpeng yang1,2, tingting zhao1,2, * 1 changzhi medical college, changzhi, shanxi, 046000, china 2 heping hospital affiliated to changzhi medical college, changzhi, shanxi, 046000, china * corresponding author: tingting zhao (email: 649823325@qq.com) abstract: in the case of acute myocardial infarction, after coronary angioplasty, thrombolytic therapy and cardiac arrest and rebound surgery, the ischemic myocardium of patients may suffer from blood reperfusion injury. however, this is an inevitable complication of treatment, mainly manifested in arrhythmia, myocardial stunning, heart failure and so on, and even death in severe cases. the main mechanisms of myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury include inflammatory response, autophagy, apoptosis, oxidative stress response, calcium overload, mitochondrial dysfunction and so on. what makes me curious is the calcium overload mechanism, which is the main inducement of reperfusion injury, and can act with other inducing mechanisms to further aggravate reperfusion injury. it is an important cause of myocardial injury and provides a new idea for myocardial protection. this paper comprehensively discusses calcium overload from the perspective of the mechanism of ischemiareperfusion injury. keywords: calcium overload; myocardium; ischemia-reperfusion injury. 1. introduction in clinical work, myocardial infarction and other diseases with insufficient myocardial perfusion seriously affect the life and health of the people, but with the development of medical technology, the development and improvement of coronary intervention and heart bypass, the lives of patients with myocardial infarction are increasingly better protected. some studies have shown that after myocardial ischemia for more than a certain period of time, myocardial cells will begin to die from damage, so in clinical practice, we are often asked to give reperfusion to ischemic myocardium as soon as possible to reduce the damage caused by ischemia. surprisingly, after extensive clinical studies and basic research, a related article [1] pointed out that myocardial ischemia-reperfusion is not always beneficial to protect cardiomyocytes, but instead can cause further damage to ischemic tissue cells in some cases, namely myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury (mi-ri), whose main mechanisms of occurrence are inflammatory response, autophagy, apoptosis, oxidative stress response, calcium overload, and mitochondrial dysfunction [2]. therefore, the prevention and treatment of ischemiareperfusion injury has become a research hotspot in many fields, including heart and cerebrovascular. in recent years, many articles in the cardiovascular field have indicated that calcium overload is not only the main inducement of reperfusion injury, but also can promote other inducing mechanisms, such as mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress response, etc. it can be seen that calcium overload plays an important role in the occurrence and development of miri. based on the recent research on the mechanism of mi-ri and the effective measures to reduce mi-ri, this paper summarizes the relevant research materials on mi-ri, and provides convenience for chinese people to carry out the research on the occurrence mechanism and protection mechanism of mi-ri. 2. the mechanism of calcium overload in cardiomyocytes 2.1. na-h exchanger (nhe) as the name implies, sodium hydrogen exchanger is an ion transport protein located on the cell membrane that can exchange hydrogen ions and sodium ions in equal amounts. its main role is to maintain the ph stability of cells. during myocardial ischemia, the ischemic cells perform anaerobic respiration due to insufficient oxygen supply, and generate a large amount of h+ to accumulate in the cells, leading to cell acidosis [3]; when the blood is reperfusion, the blood flow takes away the h+ accumulated during the extracellular ischemia, which makes the ph of the extracellular fluid rise rapidly. under the combined action of the two mechanisms, the ph gradient on both sides of the cell membrane further increases, rapidly activating the sodium hydrogen exchanger. with the massive inflow of sodium ions, the sodium gradient difference formed inside and outside the cell expands and activates the reverse transport of sodium calcium exchanger protein, which can eventually cause the accumulation of calcium ions in the cell, namely calcium overload. the article published by inserte et al. mentioned the following viewpoint: after myocardial ischemia, the body will stimulate cgmp/pkg pathway, which can reduce myocardial ischemia reperfusion injury by inhibiting sodium hydrogen exchanger [4]. michiel ten hove et al. [5] made myocardial ischemia model in mice to verify the effect of nhe inhibitor on reperfusion injury. the results showed that nhe inhibitors could reduce the ischemic sodium overload by blocking nhe, thereby reducing the intracellular ca2+ concentration, and ultimately reducing the heart damage. therefore, we can conclude that sodium hydrogen exchanger is an important part of calcium overload mechanism, and we can reduce reperfusion injury through it. 75 2.2. sodium calcium exchange protein (ncx) under normal physiological conditions, sodium calcium exchange proteins transfer sodium ions into cells and calcium ions out of cells, and the transport ratio is 3:1. its main function is to use the sodium concentration gradient potential energy on both sides of the membrane established by the sodium pump activity to expel calcium ions from the cells, so as to maintain a low concentration of free calcium ions in the cells. however, when sodium hydrogen exchanger is activated and sodium potassium atpase dysfunction is caused by insufficient energy supply due to myocardial ischemia, the intracellular sodium concentration increases significantly, leading to the activation of reverse sodium calcium exchanger and the pathological state of calcium overload [6]. maddaford et al. [7] designed the experiment by cloning shrna into adult rat cardiomyocytes through adenovirus mediated cloning to reduce the expression of sodium calcium exchange protein (ncx). when the treated cardiomyocytes are exposed to simulated ischemia solution, they will be protected from the increase and damage of cytoplasmic ca2+ detected in control normal cells during ischemia and reperfusion, indicating that cells with ncx deficiency are obviously protected. it can be concluded that ncx of sarcolemma contributes to calcium overload of cytosol during iri. 2.3. calcium pump of endoplasmic reticulum/sarcoplasmic reticulum (er/sr serca) serca is a transmembrane transport protein rich in sarcoplasmic reticulum, which plays an important role in the regulation of calcium homeostasis in cardiomyocytes. serca belongs to the p-type pump, which can pump ca2+ from the cytoplasmic matrix to the sarcoplasmic reticulum using the energy released by atp hydrolysis. when the myocardial perfusion is insufficient, there is not enough energy supply, and its active transport ability to drain ca 2+ from cytoplasm into the sarcoplasmic reticulum by consuming atp reverse concentration gradient will be significantly reduced [8]. when atp concentration reaches a critical low threshold (lower than 100mmol/l), myocardial cells begin to appear stiff contracture, which marks the beginning of the increase of cytosolic ca2+ and represents a key event in the progress of ischemic injury [9]. low atp concentration will damage the activities of ncx and er/sr serca in the sarcolemma, thus triggering cytosolic na+ and ca2+ overload [10]. 2.4. l-type ca2+channels (ltcc) l-type calcium channel is a voltage dependent calcium channel. it can be seen from the above mechanism that when cells are ischemic, the cell membrane potential will depolarize, and then activate the l-type calcium channel to open. next, a large amount of calcium ions will stimulate another synergistic mechanism, namely calcium triggered calcium release (cicr). arreola et al. [11] described the characteristics of ca2+ current in guinea pig ventricular myocytes using voltage clamp experiment simulating physiological action potential. the ca2+ current generated by action potential consists of l-type and t-type calcium channels. t-type calcium current participates in the fast component of ca2+ current, while l-type calcium current participates in the fast component and slow component of ca2+ current. by measuring cytosolic ca2+ transients through fura-2, they concluded that calcium ions flowing into sarcoplasmic reticulum can trigger the release of calcium ions from sarcoplasmic reticulum when l-type calcium channels open. in another article [12], the mechanism of sarcoplasmic reticulum releasing calcium ions was not triggered by the administration of drugs to reduce the activity of l-type calcium channel, thus the calcium overload of ischemic cells was reduced. therefore, we can more clearly understand the existence of calcium triggered calcium release (cicr) mechanism caused by l-type calcium channel. 2.5. ryanodine receptor (ryr) renotin receptor is a calcium releasing channel located in the endoplasmic reticulum/sarcoplasmic reticulum (er/sr). it can rapidly release calcium ions from er/sr, and is an important link of cardiac excitation contraction mechanism [13]. toit et al. [14] verified whether "at the beginning of reperfusion, the reduction of calcium flow through the sarcolemma or sarcoplasmic reticulum can reduce the subsequent mechanical stunning". the isolated active rat hearts were subjected to ischemia-reperfusion treatment, and the cardiac output of the experimental group added with ryr (a pharmacological inhibitor of ryr) was significantly higher than that of the control group without drug inhibition. it shows that during the period of ischemia-reperfusion, pharmacological inhibitors can inhibit ryr, reduce the calcium release of sarcoplasmic reticulum, reduce the intracellular ca2+ overload, and significantly facilitate the recovery of contraction. 2.6. ca2+/calmodulin dependent protein kinase ii(camkii) camkii is a key mediator, which regulates excitation contraction coupling of myocardial cells through phosphorylation of ryr2, plb/serca2a and ltcc [15]. of course, its effect on calcium transport is mainly through the activation of voltage gated calcium channels to make calcium ions flow in, thus triggering a series of mechanisms to increase the intracellular calcium concentration. at the same time, the overexpression of calmodulin dependent protein kinase ii will also prolong the calcium current time and increase its amplitude, thus increasing calcium overload [16]. fig.1 flow chart of calcium overload mechanism 2.7. generalization the oxygen supply of cells in the myocardial ischemic area is insufficient, and atp can only be produced by anaerobic glycolysis. anaerobic glycolysis will produce a large amount 76 of lactic acid, h+ and nadh+. when they accumulate in the cells to a certain extent, the acid-base balance of the cytoplasm will be broken, and the body will exchange hydrogen ions and sodium ions in the cells by activating nhe, increasing the ph value in the cells, and rebuilding the acidbase balance. at the same time, the influx of sodium ions activates the pathological state of ncx, in which ncx exchanges sodium ions inside cells with calcium ions outside cells. during blood flow reperfusion, the hydrogen ions accumulated outside the cells in the ischemic period are taken away, thus increasing the gradient difference of hydrogen ion concentration inside and outside the cell membrane, which will further stimulate the activity of sodium hydrogen exchanger and indirectly promote the further increase of calcium ion concentration in the cytoplasm. in addition, the ability of calcium pump of endoplasmic reticulum/sarcoplasmic reticulum to process ca2+ was impaired by ischemia/reperfusion, and the ability to reuptake ca2+ from cytoplasm was severely reduced. at the same time, l-type calcium channel opens, a large number of calcium ions enter the cell and activate the calcium triggered calcium release mechanism, causing the rapid release of calcium ions from er/sr by the ranodine receptor. these two mechanisms together lead to a further lethal increase in the level of cytoplasmic ca2+ in myocardial cells [17]. to sum up, cells in the ischemic region have multiple mechanisms working together to promote a significant increase in intracellular calcium concentration, which in turn activates a variety of processes, which lead to cell death after ischemia-reperfusion. next, the second part of this paper will discuss these processes. 3. the role of calcium overload in miri 3.1. mitochondrial permeability transition (mpt) mitochondrial injury is considered as a sign of the change of myocardial cells from reversible injury to irreversible injury [18]. after the ischemic myocardium was reperfused by blood flow, the cytoplasmic calcium concentration of ischemic cells fluctuated strongly. in order to reduce the concentration of calcium ions in the cytoplasm, the body will use the potential difference between the two sides of the mitochondrial membrane caused by ischemia and reperfusion to transport calcium ions in the cytoplasm to the mitochondrial matrix by using the one-way calcium transporter protein on the mitochondrial membrane, but at the same time, it will also increase the level of calcium ions in the mitochondria, damage the mitochondria, and trigger the mitochondrial permeability transition (mpt), which is mainly manifested by the opening of mptp, this is a material channel with large conductance and high flux, which is mainly composed of adenine nucleotide transporter in mitochondrial inner membrane, cyclophilin d in matrix and blood pressure dependent anion channel (vdac). when opened, substances with molecular weight up to 1.5kd can freely pass through [19]. with the formation and opening of mptp, the mitochondrial inner membrane potential began to depolarize and the mitochondrial matrix began to swell. finally, the outer membrane of the mitochondria broke, and the content flowed out of the cytoplasm. the proteins in the content, such as cytochrome c, jointly activated the caspase cascade reaction, and started the cell lysis process, leading to cell death. baines et al. [20] created mice that cut off the ppif gene encoding cyclophilin d and mice that overexpress cyclophilin d in the heart. ppif negative mice could avoid ischemia/reperfusion induced cell death in vivo, while cyclophilin d overexpression mice showed mitochondrial swelling and spontaneous cell death. from this group of experiments, we can draw a conclusion that cyclophilin d and mitochondrial permeability transition are important mediating mechanisms of calcium overload induced cell death. 3.2. hypercontract at present, the mechanism of excessive contraction of cardiomyocytes is controversial, mainly including energy dependence and induction of intracellular ca2+ overload. nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy shows that after transient ischemia, energy recovery is rapid and nearly complete, but the heart still has excessive contraction and verification necrosis [21]. this shows that the excessive contraction of myocardial cells is not caused by low atp level. however, piper et al. said that cytoplasmic ca2+ oscillations can cause sustained and uncontrolled activation of the contractile apparatus, resulting in excessive contraction [22]. in tissue, the mechanical force generated by the excessive contraction of adjacent cells will lead to the decomposition and necrosis of the interacting adjacent cells [23]. therefore, we can further confirm the mechanism that calcium overload induces excessive contraction of myocardial cells, and induces cell lysis and necrosis. 3.3. calpain mediated protein hydrolysis calpain is an enzyme that degrades proteins. calpain activity is affected by the concentration of calcium ions in muscle cells. calcium ions can activate this protein. it can degrade proteins in myofibrils, mainly including cytoskeleton, mitochondrial proteins and endoplasmic reticulum. the increase of ca2+ level induced by tissue ischemia/reperfusion can also lead to pathological activation of calpain [17]. yoshikawa et al. conducted experiments on the effects of rat heart ischemia reperfusion on left ventricular mechanical work and energetics, which showed that calpain hydrolyzed the lining protein (a-fodrin) and anchor protein (ankyrin) from the sarcolemma and cytoskeleton, reduced the tolerance of the sarcolemma to the mechanical stress related to excessive contraction and acute cell swelling during reperfusion, and increased the vulnerability of the sarcolemma [24]. anchoring proteins have a central domain that binds to the lining protein and an n-terminal domain that interacts with a variety of receptors and channels, including na+/k+ pump subunits. na+/k+ pump can be connected to the membrane cytoskeleton based on fodrin by binding with anchoring protein. in addition, activated calpain can induce the release of a variety of pro apoptotic factors, including cytochrome c. huss r et al. [26] proved through experiments that inhibition of calpain activity can reduce the infarct size of different models, and the pharmacological inhibition of calpain can play a protective role in the myocardium. 3.4. apoptosis and necrosis apoptosis, also known as programmed cell death, is caused by the enzymatic hydrolysis of cells due to the activation of apoptosis proteins by a variety of apoptosis factors. calcium overload is also an important factor that can stimulate programmed cell death through a series of signal transduction. it can induce the generation of death ligands such as tumor 77 necrosis factor, which can activate the apoptosis process by binding with corresponding receptors. at the same time, calcium overload can also induce the programmed cell death by activating calmodulin kinase and stimulating mitochondria to release apoptosis promoting proteins [27]. in ischemiareperfusion tissues, the increase of intracellular calcium concentration can also lead to the formation of calcium pyrophosphate complex and urea in cells. these components can activate inflammatory bodies to make il-1 β and tnf α and other cytokines begin to be produced, which aggravates the tissue ischemia-reperfusion injury. these factors can also reverse activate a variety of transcription factors, including nfkb, and promote the expression of chemokines and cytokines, leading to further inflammation and further cell damage, thus forming a vicious circle and causing necrosis [17]. fig 2. diagram of calcium overload in miri 4. conclusion by studying the mechanism of mi-ri and better understanding the potential signaling pathways, we will have a greater possibility to develop therapeutic methods to prevent mi-ri. we look forward to the development of new therapies to reduce myocardial infarction/reperfusion injury and bring them into clinical trials as soon as possible. in a word, understanding and further studying the mechanism of calcium overload and the mechanism of causing mi-ri is the basis for our in-depth study of the pathogenesis of mi-ri. a large number of literatures have proved that calcium overload occurs during myocardial ischemia reperfusion, and calcium overload can further aggravate myocardial ischemia reperfusion injury. therefore, we can study the mechanism of calcium overload and the mechanism of calcium overload aggravating ischemia-reperfusion injury. inhibiting the mechanism of calcium overload and blocking the mechanism of calcium overload aggravating injury can reduce reperfusion injury and protect myocardial cells. the mechanisms reviewed in this article provide multiple potential targets for the prevention and treatment of clinical myocardial infarction. at the same time, the clinical demand is urging researchers to make greater efforts to find more effective and safer drugs to treat mi-ri. multi target prevention and treatment of mi-ri has potential application value. therefore, to study the multiple signal pathways involved in myocardial 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become a research hotspot at home and abroad in recent years due to its complex environment and other factors. this paper analyzes and summarizes the principles, advantages and disadvantages of the existing indoor positioning technologies and methods, and discusses and prospects the indoor positioning methods with higher precision in the future. keywords: indoor positioning; positioning algorithm; positioning technology; location-based services. 1. introduction the internet of everything (ioe) has spawned a wide range of indoor positioning services, and there is a growing demand for location-based services (lbs), such as indoor positioning and navigation, smart warehouses, disaster relief and management, location-based marketing, and more. at present, high-precision location acquisition in outdoor conditions mainly relies on global positioning system (gps) and base station positioning. however, gps signals are hardly available in indoor environments. therefore, indoor positioning, as a key technology in lbs, has become a very popular research field at home and abroad in recent years, and has also become a very important direction for the development of ioe and smart cities. at present, common indoor positioning technologies mainly include wifi positioning technology, bluetooth positioning technology, ultra-wideband (umb) positioning technology, geomagnetic fingerprint positioning technology, radio frequency identification (rfid) positioning technology, 4g/5g mobile communication network positioning technology, and radar positioning technology. wait. the indoor positioning methods mainly include ranging-based method and pattern matching-based positioning method. this paper investigates, analyzes and summarizes the existing commonly used indoor positioning technologies. by comparing the advantages and disadvantages of various technologies, the future higher-precision indoor positioning methods are discussed and prospected. 2. review 2.1. research on indoor positioning algorithm 2.1.1. aoa positioning algorithm based on the angle of arrival (aoa) measurement method, also known as triangulation method, this method needs to know the positions of at least two different access points (ap) in advance, and estimates the angle to be measured by measuring the angle between the smart terminal and the two aps. the location of the target. as shown in figure 1, when the target under test receives signals from two different aps, it will form a triangle with the target under test as the vertex. the position of the target to be measured can be calculated by knowing the positions of the two aps and the measured angle. fig. 1 principles of triangulation 2.1.2. toa positioning algorithm and tdoa positioning algorithm the time-of-arrival-based method (toa) and the timedifference-of-arrival-based method (tdoa) estimate the position of the target based on the distance from the target to the reference point, and are also collectively referred to as trilateration. as shown in figure 2, the positions of ap1, ap2 and ap3 are known. the toa method is to measure the propagation time of the wireless signal between the reference point and the smart device, and solve a set of circle equations to obtain the distance between the reference point and the smart device. , so as to obtain the position of the target to be measured. fig. 2 principles of toa measurement tdoa is an improvement to toa, which calculates the distance between a reference point and a smart device by measuring the time difference of arrival. as shown in figure 3, the positions of ap1, ap2 and ap3 are known. the main 54 idea of tdoa is to use the arrival time difference to determine two hyperbolas, so as to obtain the position of the target to be measured. fig. 3 tdoa measurement principle 2.1.3. rssi ranging and positioning algorithm ranging based on rssi value is an important means to obtain the location information of wireless network nodes. the commonly used wireless signal propagation loss model is shown in the formula: 𝑅𝑑 = 𝑅𝑑0 − 10 ∗ 𝑎 ∗ 𝑙𝑔 ( 𝑑 𝑑0 ) + 𝑏 (1) 𝑅𝑑 is the rssi value of the receiver when the distance between the transmitter and receiver is d; 𝑅𝑑0 indicates the rssi value when the transmitter and receiver are close to each other (generally d0=1m); a (generally 2~4) represents the path loss coefficient, which depends on the surrounding environmental factors; b represents the noise, it fits the n(0, δ^2) normal distribution, δ^2 generally takes the value 4~10. when the unknown node receives the signal transmitted by the beacon node, the distance between the beacon node and the unknown node is estimated by comparing the strength of the transmitted signal and the received signal, and the estimated coordinates of the unknown node are obtained by trilateration. 2.1.4. rssi fingerprint matching and localization algorithm the rssi fingerprint matching positioning algorithm is to extract the signal characteristic information of a specific position in the measurement environment, establish a fingerprint database, and realize the positioning of the target to be measured by matching the real-time signal with the characteristic information in the fingerprint database. the method is mainly divided into two stages: offline data acquisition stage and online positioning stage. in the offline data collection stage, the signal strength (rss) equivalents are collected to construct a signal fingerprint database; in the online positioning stage, the real-time rss equivalents collected at the test point are compared with the information in the fingerprint database, and the relevant matching algorithm is used to estimate the user's location. 2.2. indoor positioning technology 2.2.1. wi-fi positioning technology wi-fi positioning technology is a positioning method based on wireless signals. because wi-fi technology is relatively mature and widely used, wi-fi positioning technology has the characteristics of easy implementation, low cost and high precision. the method is a feature matching-based positioning technology. the principle of realization is to first extract the signal feature information of a specific location in the measurement environment, establish a fingerprint database, and then match the real-time signal of the smart terminal with the feature information in the fingerprint database. the positioning of the target to be measured. 2.2.2. bluetooth positioning technology the bluetooth positioning technology is based on the signal strength and uses the principle of multilateral positioning to estimate the position. in this method, the bluetooth beacon needs to be installed and arranged indoors in advance, and a corresponding bluetooth module is required on the user's device. first, the rssl value sent by bluetooth is measured by the smart device, and then the position of the target to be measured is estimated through its built-in positioning algorithm. the bluetooth positioning technology is easy to implement and has a high degree of integration. however, the cost of bluetooth devices is relatively high, and the positioning accuracy is easily affected by the surrounding environment, and the stability is not high. 2.2.3. ultra-wideband (umb) positioning technology ultra-wideband (uwb) positioning technology is a wireless technology based on extremely narrow pulses. it transmits data by sending and receiving extremely narrow pulses with nanoseconds or microseconds below, and uses triangulation or fingerprint positioning to locate. . uwb technology can have better anti-multipath effect, and has the advantages of high transmission speed, strong penetration, and low transmit power. however, this technology requires special equipment and solutions, which is costly and difficult to implement. 2.2.4. mobile communication network positioning technology with the advent of the 5g era, technologies represented by millimeter-wave communications have received increasing attention. 5g nr is a global 5g standard based on a new air interface design based on ofdm (orthogonal frequency division multiplexing) . based on extensive and extensive analysis, experiments and comparisons, the best and most popular indoor positioning scheme based on cellular mobile communication systems is otdoa (time difference of arrival positioning). but in general, the current research on 5g positioning is still relatively small, and the research on 5g positioning has great application value. 3. conclusions there are various positioning technologies, each with advantages and disadvantages. at present, a lot of research has been done on indoor positioning at home and abroad, but there is still no set of relatively mature and high-precision indoor positioning solutions. due to its own limitations and uniqueness, a single positioning technology is difficult to achieve high-precision indoor positioning. therefore, how to effectively integrate multiple positioning technologies is the key to research. and with the continuous introduction 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[7] wang diye. research on 5g-assisted indoor and outdoor fusion positioning technology [d]. university of electronic science and technology of china, 2022. doi: 10.27005/d.cnki.gdzku.2022.001841. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 3, 2022 13 basic principle of cuckoo optimization algorithm li yu, shenghong wu, yetao feng, chenlei zhao geely university of china, sichuan 641423, china abstract: this paper introduces the basic principle of cuckoo algorithm from cuckoo's habits. the cuckoo algorithm can be applied to more data analysis and processing, providing a basic principle for cuckoo algorithm data processing, and laying a solid foundation for the improvement of cuckoo algorithm. keywords: cuckoo algorithm; improved algorithm; processing of data. 1. introduction in nature, cuckoo, also known as cuckoo, mostly lives in the woods of tropical and temperate regions. it is famous for its distinctive call "cuckoo cuckoo". it is a very mysterious bird, which breeds its offspring and never nests. and the owner of the nest in the excess of other eggs to eat, let the nest owner to help it raise the next generation, really can be described as the nature of the "preger". cuckoo chicks typically need less time to hatch than their host's eggs do to develop, and their innate ability is to kill other chicks and then mimic their calls to increase the chances that the nest host will provide them with food. nick vickers, a professor of ecology at the university of cambridge, has studied the habits of cuckoos and kept records of their breeding habits. 2. basic principles of cuckoo optimization algorithm 2.1. the origin of the cuckoo algorithm in 2009, scholars xin-she yang and suash deb created a new and more intelligent heuristic algorithm -cs algorithm, which can be used to optimize parameters, based on the connection between cuckoo parasitic breeding behavior and optimization algorithm. osman explains the heuristic algorithm as follows: on the basis of iterative random optimization, it constructs the algorithm logic according to the biological behavior in nature, guides the algorithm to explore the search space, uses the learning strategy to generate information, and obtains the optimal solution of the optimization parameters through the most effective path. the biggest feature of this kind of algorithm is that it draws on the natural law phenomenon or the principle of biomimetic, in which scholars design intelligent optimization algorithm according to the natural law according to the researchers' paper, lexy flight is a characteristic of most flying animals in nature, with a sharp 90-degree turn in a straight-line flight and a sudden, large step forward in a slow flight to change the trajectory of movement. figure 1 describes the motion track of 800 steps of levy flight iteration, in order to understand levy flight characteristics more directly through the figure. cuckoo belongs to one of the natural flying birds. the walking pattern and movement characteristics of cuckoo searching for nesting nests at random are consistent with levy distribution. from the perspective of mathematical problems, lexy flight is a typical random walk process. the distribution formula is as follows:   3/2 1 exp ,0 2 2 ( ) 0,( , , ) {          −     − −  = s s s otherwisel s where s is the step size in the random walk process; l(s), l(γ) and l(μ) represent the probability of step size s, γ and μrespectively. gamma is the order of magnitude; μ is the smallest step. as s goes to ∞, the formula becomes as follows: 3/2 1 ( , , ) 2     =l s s in the case of s →∞, the inverse integral of l(s) is estimated as: 1 ( )sin( / 2) ( ) ,      +   = →l s s s where is the ganmma function. when z and n are equal and both integers ( )=(n-1)！ n fig 1. levy distribution 2.2. operation steps of cuckoo algorithm the cs algorithm derived from cuckoo reproduction phenomenon is carried out in two search stages: global search and local search. global search is designed to solve the optimization problem by population renewal based on cuckoo levy flight principle. local optimal is mainly optimized by using the specified formula. it is characterized by few operation parameters, simple operation, strong global 14 optimization ability of data search, and easy to mix with other algorithms. at present, three ideal states are assumed, which are as follows: (1) under ideal conditions, cuckoo finds a nest and produces only one egg in the nest, and the process of finding the host nest is random; (2) when the cuckoo chooses the nest of the host arbitrarily, it will look at the location of the nest of the next host, and save the nest with better conditions for the next breeding; (3) assuming that the total number of breeding cuckoos is a quota, the number of host nests available for each breeding is fixed. under certain conditions, the cuckoo has a zero to one chance of being detected by the nest owner. once a bird's nest owner discovers that the eggs residing in his nest are not self-producing, one of two things can happen: in the first case, the host bird identifies the eggs produced by itself, identifies the eggs of the invader, and throws or eats the cuckoo's eggs from the nest; in the second case, the host bird abandons its own eggs and the nest together and chooses a new location for nesting in another place, which indicates that there is a certain probability of the replacement of the host bird's nest. if the above three assumptions are met, cuckoo only produces one egg in a single host nest, which determines that the meaning of cuckoo egg, cuckoo bird, and nest in this breeding situation is the same. scholars have linked the phenomenon of cuckoo reproduction and survival with the optimization process of cs algorithm. firstly, cuckoo birds search for nests through levy flight, and then produce cuckoo eggs in the host nests. the process of locating and finding nests to lay eggs is defined as the global search stage of cs algorithm. when the bird's nest owner finds the foreign invasive bird's egg, he throws the cuckoo's egg, which is equivalent to the local search stage. in the algorithm, the fitness function is used to evaluate the quality of the bird's egg, which means that the higher the fitness of the bird's egg, the higher the survival probability, and the optimal solution will be closer to the ideal value. the first step is to set the parameters and initialize the population. it includes the setting of algorithm parameters, such as the population size n, step size expressed as α, probability p, and then start to initialize the population. the second step is to set the conditions for the termination of the program. that is, the optimal solution appears when the program runs or not reaches the maximum number of iterations; the third step is population renewal before the program runs to the optimal solution, all the individuals will be replaced by the next new individual. for example, the position of the ith individual in generation t is expressed as xt i , its position is updated as follows: 1x ( ) −= + t t i ix levy in the equation, ⊕ represents point-to-point multiplication, and α>0 is the step parameter related to the optimization problem scope size, which is constant in most cases. however, in order to adapt to the solution of multidimensional problems, α can be considered as a vector, generally acceptable 0.01, through the following formula to calculate: 0= ( )  −t t j ix x step four: choose better selective selection, that is to say, in evolution, the fitness values of the parent and child individuals are compared, and the individuals with high fitness values are retained to the next generation, in order to make the iterative process develop in a better direction. step 5: random migration in random migration, the moving step size of wright distribution is taken as a reference as follows: 1~ (0 2) − −=  levy t in order to make full use of the information provided by the current optimal individuals, the complete levy flight operator is as follows. 0 1 ( ) ( ) ~ 0.01 ( )    −  −t t t t j i j ix x levy x x v where: μ and ν obey normal distribution; 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domestic waste; objection detection; deep learning. 1. introduction in the domain of artificial intelligence and pattern recognition, machine learning especially deep learning is an enduring research hotspot, and its theories and techniques have been widely used to settle complicated engineering applications and science problems. among them, the yolo algorithm is one of the representative algorithms. yolo, short for you only look once, as the name suggests, you just need to look once. we humans can know what objects in an image are, where they are, and how they relate to each other with a glance. in the first generation of yolo, the input was resized to a specific size, then passed through a single convolutional neural network, and the detection results were thresholder by the confidence of the model. figure 1 shows the working principle of a simple yolo detection system. figure1. the yolo detection system the second-generation yolo algorithm improves some of the shortcomings of the first generation. the author used batch normalization, direct location prediction, multi-scale training and other methods to solve the problem of inaccurate localization and low recall. in addition to this, the training network is also modified. the author uses darknet-19 as the base network, which reduces the amount of computation to some extent. by comparison with the previous generation, the thirdgeneration algorithm has mainly made two improvements. firstly, drawing on the method of resnet and adding some short connections, darknet-19 is improved to darknet-53. secondly, using feature pyramid networks for object detection enabled a better detection for small object. however, unfortunately, the detection performance for large objects degraded slightly. the authors have done quite a bit of work to get yolov4 to high performance. the main work is reflected in the integration and parameter adjustment of the network model. yolov4 makes everybody can train a fast and accurate object detector by applying a common gpu, like 1080 ti. 2. the reason for choosing yolo prior to yolo, algorithms such as r-cnn(region-cnn) used the region proposal method which can generate potential bounding boxes on images. each image would generate about 2000 category-independent potential bounding boxes, extract a fixed-length feature vector from every proposal by using a convolutional network and then perform classification and detection on the bounding boxes. the box is then refined to remove reduplicate detections. the problem with this approach, however, is that the process is overly complex, slow and difficult to optimize. in contrast, the yolo algorithm is much simpler, a simplex neural network can predict multiple bounding boxes at the same time, and it trains on the entire image and optimizes detection performance directly. compared with traditional detection models, yolo has a couple of advantages. first of all, it is really fast. the object detection is served as a simple regression problem, which means we do not need a complicated procedure. secondly, yolo can detect the image as a whole during prediction. it is different from the r-cnn series of algorithms, since it sees larger context and makes less than half of background errors. finally, yolo learns abstract features of images. when ported to a new field or unexpected input emerges, it is less likely to break down. 3. experimental work in this experiment, the writer uses the yolov5 algorithm, the windows operating system, the gpu model mx250, the pytorch framework, and the python programming language. the voc dataset used in the experiment contains 44 classes common domestic wastes and more than 15,000 image, such as disposable snack box, washing product, stained plastic and 127 so on. the yolov5 source code is available at https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov5. in addition, the source code was also modified as follows: (1) create a split_train_val.py file in the dataset directory vocdata to divide the training dataset and validation dataset. the training dataset accounts for 90%. (2) create a xml_to_yolo.py file in the vocdata directory to convert name, width, height, and other information into yolo_txt format. (3) create a my.yaml file in the data folder of the source code and write the training dataset and validation dataset paths and the types and names of the waste. (4) the number of classes(nc) is changed to 44 in the configuration file in the model’s directory. (5) in this experiment, the yolov5s model is used, so the model is supposed to be downloaded in advance and added to the directory. 4. result analysis the representation of an object detection model is mainly reflected by the precision ratio(p), recall ratio(r), and mean average precision (map). the calculation method is as follows: 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛 = 𝑇𝑃 𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑃 (1) 𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑎𝑙𝑙 = 𝑇𝑃 𝑇𝑃+𝐹𝑁 (2) 𝑃𝑠𝑚𝑜𝑜𝑡ℎ(𝑟) = max 𝑟′≥𝑟 𝑃(𝑟′) (3) 𝐴𝑃 = ∫ 𝑝(𝑟)𝑑𝑟 1 0 (4) among them, tp (true positive) represents a sample that is accurately predicted as a positive sample, fp (false positive) represents a sample that is not accurately predicted to be positive, and fn (false negative) represents a sample that is not accurately predicted to be negative. precision shows the ratio of accurately predicted positive samples to all detected positive samples. recall shows the ratio of accurately predicted positive samples to all positive samples. taking the recall value as the horizontal axis and the precision value as the vertical axis, we can get the precision-recall curve (p-r curve). we will find that the values of precision and recall are negatively correlated, and will fluctuate up and down in the local area. in practical applications, since this pr curve is not convenient to calculate directly, we need to smooth it, as shown in the above formula. then the performance of the model can be evaluated by the p-r curve. the area between it and the coordinate axis represents the average precision (ap), and map is the mean value of ap. as the figure2(a) shows, this experiment has a total of 10 rounds of training, the precision reaches 65%, and the recall is about 50%. the map also increases with the add in experimental rounds. from figure2(b) above, we can see that the model performs well on some such as stuffed toy, cooking oil bucket and washing product. however, it does not perform well on others, for instance, the detections of book paper, metal kitchen ware and stained paper are not very good. limited by hardware conditions, the results of this experiment still have room for improvement. from the result on test dataset, it can be seen that there are still some items that have not been detected, which may be due to the shortcomings of yolo. for example, it is really difficult to detect objects which are next to each other because each grid can propose just 2 bounding boxes and it is also prone to positioning errors of objects. (a) (b) figure2. visualization of experimental results, (a) precision, recall and map, (b) confusion matrix https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov5 128 5. conclusion this paper proposes a domestic waste detection model base on yolo. it has a simple structure and the accuracy of the detected items is really high, which can meet daily use. in the follow-up research, the focus will be on improving the recall rate to enhance the practical value. references [1] redmon j, divvala s, girshick r, et al. (2016) you only look once: unified, real-time object detection. in: ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. las vegas. pp. 779-788. [2] redmon j, farhadi a. (2017) yolo9000: better, faster, stronger. in: ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. honolulu. pp. 7263-7271. [3] redmon j, farhadi a. (2018) yolov3: an incremental improvement. arxiv preprint arxiv:1804.02767. [4] bochkovskiy a, wang c y, liao h y m. 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(2022) yolo: you only look once – real time object detection. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/yolo-youonly-look-once-real-time-object-detection/. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/yolo-you-only-look-once-real-time-object-detection/ https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/yolo-you-only-look-once-real-time-object-detection/ frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 20 design and implementation of ship data analysis platform juan zhang1, *, taizhi lv2 1 school of information technology, jiangsu maritime institute, jiangsu nanjing, china 2 r&d department, nanjing huihai transportation technology company limited, nanjing, china * corresponding author: juan zhang. abstract: as the basis and core of the management work of the maritime department, the basic data of ships is a prerequisite for doing a good job in various work. with the rapid development of economic construction, the shipping industry has put forward a higher demand for maritime services. as an important component, ship data provides a strong guarantee to meet this demand. therefore, it is very important to strengthen the construction of the ship basic data analysis platform. in this paper, through data analysis and visualization technology, the data can be displayed intuitively in the form of charts, which can effectively improve the level of maritime supervision. the platform uses spring cloud framework to extract ship basic data from mysql database, axios to obtain json data transmitted from the background interface, vue to implement bidirectional binding, element ui to implements page layout, and echarts to displays charts. keywords: ship data; maritime management; spring cloud; data visualization; vue; mysql. 1. introduction international shipping carries 90% of international trade and is a barometer of the world economy [1]. with the development of large-scale ships, higher requirements are put forward for port and waterway construction. in this context, the traditional extensive business model has been unable to meet the changing needs of the market. with the rapid development of information technology, the shipping industry has gradually introduced the concept of digital transformation, which brings new opportunities and challenges to the shipping industry. with the rapid development of shipping industry, the water traffic environment has become more and more complex, and maritime supervision is facing great pressure [2-3]. as an efficient means of maritime supervision, shipping information visualization displays valuable ship information in an intuitive form. ship data is the most basic work for the maritime sector to integrate information resources, and also an important part of shipping big data. it is the basis and core of maritime management. its accuracy and reliability directly affect the accuracy and efficiency of maritime management business. at present, how to combine traditional shipping data information with digitalization and information industry is an urgent task to be faced. in order to improve the efficiency of massive data management, it is of great significance to build a ship basic information data platform. in order to better realize the visualization of ship data and facilitate the prediction of ship data and information, this paper designs and implements a ship data analysis platform. the platform can mine the value information hidden in the basic ship data through data visualization, which can make research and prediction on the future trend of ship information and the development of the future ship industry. 2. system design 2.1. system architecture as shown in figure 1, the ship data analysis platform is developed by separating front-end and back-end. this mode separates the front-end visualization module from the backend data processing module [4-5]. the back-end provides the ship statistical data to the front-end in the form of interface, and the front-end can visually display the data after obtaining it. by separating front-end and back-end, the development efficiency of the system is improved and the coupling of the program is reduced. fig.1 the system architecture 2.2. functional design the function modules of ship data analysis platform include mainly ship data statistics module and ship data management module. the ship data statistics module is divided into statistics based on ship construction, statistics based on ship characteristics, and statistics based on shipping area. the ship data management module is divided into ship query, ship management, ship manufacturer query and maritime supervision department query. ship building statistics include statistics based on the ship construction year, statistics based on ship manufacturer, and statistics based on ship owners. the statistics of ship characteristics include statistics according to the ship type, length, width, tonnage and draft. the functional design is shown in figure 2. browser html,css,javascript front-end web application back-end web application interface 1 interfaces by spring cloud interface 2 interface n ...... mysql database m ybatis plus request static page load static page initial vue request data by axios request data return static page return data bind data display charts by echarts 21 fig.2 the functional module diagram 3. system implementation 3.1. back-end implementation the back-end is implemented by microservices, which is divided into service layer, business layer, persistence layer and entity object layer. the service layer provides restful interface through spring cloud, and calls the business layer to provide corresponding business processing according to ajax requests. the business layer assembles and correlates business components through the spring framework. the persistence layer accesses the ship database through mybatis plus framework. based on mybatis plus framework, the object relationship mapping is implemented to simplify the operation of java database connectivity (jdbc) on the database [6]. the entity object layer is a mapping of database tables. the data is stored in the mysql database, and redis stores cached data. the system uses the application.yml to configure eureka server address, microservice name, microservice port number and other information. 3.2. front-end implementation vue is the best practice of mvvm (model-view-viewmodel) architecture, provides a library for bidirectional data binding. it is a progressive framework for building user interfaces. the front-end realizes data visualization based on mvvm mode, which simplifies front-end development and improves development efficiency. the model layer encapsulates business logic and data and is implemented through microservices. the data model layer encapsulates business logic and state, and is implemented through vue framework and javascript script. the communication between the data model layer and the microservice adopts asynchronous mode, and axios is used to realize data transmission. the view layer encapsulates the ui and diagram. the platform development uses vue-cli scaffolding to quickly build vue front-end framework, and manages and expands the front-end through npm [7]. element ui and echarts are added to vue's basic ecology. chart display is based on echarts. echarts is a javascript data visualization chart library that provides intuitive, vivid, interactive and personalized data visualization charts. the data acquisition of the chart is based on the axios asynchronous request, and then the data is bound to the corresponding echarts chart object. echarts draws the corresponding chart on the corresponding dom container. as shown in the effect diagram on the index page of the ship statistics in figure 3, the number of ships under management, the number of ship manufacturers and other information are calculated through data analysis. click statistics and other buttons to enter the corresponding statistics page and menu. click the four buttons on the left to enter the ship query, ship manufacturer query and other functions. the background map displays the ships within the jurisdiction according to the ais coordinate position. click a ship to query its information. fig.3 the index page by clicking the button of statistics by ship building, then clicking the menu of statistics by building year, a line chart is displayed shown in figure 4. the line chart shows the number of ships built in the past 20 years since 2003. it can be seen that the number of ships built in 2020 is the largest, reaching 6137. in this year, the number of ships has reached 3302, and it is estimated that there will be about 4000 in whole year. fig.4 statistics by ship building year 4. conclusion ship data is the basis and core of maritime management, and its accuracy and reliability are directly related to the accuracy and efficiency of maritime management business. in order to improve the intelligent level of maritime management, this paper builds a ship 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"understanding vue. js projects and tools." pro vue. js 2. apress, berkeley, ca, 2018. 221-254. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 68 lstm-based stock price prediction hongwei lu * college of computer science, chengdu university, chengdu, 610100, china * corresponding author email: hongweiluhappy@gmail.com abstract: predicting stock prices is a job that researchers and analysts have been working on for many years. investors have shown great interest in this area so that they can better manage their assets. accurately predicting changes in stock prices in the market can generate huge economic benefits. in view of the high noise, nonlinearity and non-stationarity of stock price data, which makes it very difficult to accurately predict the stock price, this paper intends to use the long-short-term memory network (long short-term memory, lstm) recurrent neural network (rnn) architecture to establish a model that predicts the future value of a stock. keywords: stock market; recurrent neural network; long short-term memory. 1. introduction 1.1. research background with the continuous development of computer technology and the advent of the era of big data, data acquisition is easier, the data management system is more perfect, and the data quality is constantly improving [1]. financial data research is also becoming more mature. in the long-term research and exploration, people found that financial data does not conform to the normal distribution commonly used in theoretical research, but has nonlinear characteristics. the rise of machine learning has opened up a path for solving nonlinear problems. machine learning models are different from traditional quantitative models. by imitating the structure of neurons in the human brain, machine learning models try to reproduce the way humans perceive the world. a neural network is essentially a collection of thousands of linear and non-linear functions, through the joint action of these functions to analyse the distribution of data. 1.2. research significance in the network of deep learning, rnn (recurrent neural network) has the concept of time series with its unique selfconnection structure, which can be used to process time series data and automatically learn the time relationship between data. however, there will be two major problems in the training process of rnn hidden layer, namely gradient explosion and gradient disappearance, so rnn is not suitable for training longer time series data. lstm (long short-term memory neural network) is improved from rnn. its hidden layer adds a gate structure to filter information, which can alleviate the phenomenon of gradient disappearance and gradient explosion [2]. 1.3. literature review theoretically, there are three classic theories recognized by investors in predicting the trend of stock prices, namely efficient market hypothesis, behavioral finance theory, and adaptive market. related studies on stock price trend forecasting are described. in terms of means, the earliest methods based on econometric models include arima model, garch model and so on. introduce machine learning and deep learning methods later, such as gru, lstm models, etc [3]. for stock price prediction. in the end, the optimization of the model based on the method of deep learning, and the attempt to improve the prediction accuracy of the model by fusing stock data from different sources are elaborated in detail. in recent years, with the rise of machine learning and deep learning, many researchers have begun to focus on using new technologies to study problems. lstm is an improvement to rnn (cyclic neural network), adding a " gate " structure in the hidden layer to reduce the probability of gradient disappearance and gradient explosion. with the deepening of research, especially the maturity of natural language processing technology, researchers began to try to analyze stocks from other aspects [4]. 1.4. research content and main problems to be solved in this paper (1) theoretical knowledge. familiar with the principle of lstm. (2) feature selection. based on the thermal feature map, the feature evaluation of historical stock transaction data is carried out to lay a theoretical foundation for the subsequent fusion with stock data from other sources. (3) multi-source fusion. start research in the intersecting fields of finance and computer, and build an lstm stock price prediction model based on multi-source data fusion. (4) this article uses the stock price of jiangsu subote new material co., ltd, and uses the lstm model to make predictions. 2. introduction to lstm model 2.1. lstm neural network in 1997, sepp hochreiter, jürgen schmidhuber and others proposed lstm, the long short-term memory neural network, to solve the long-term dependence phenomenon in rnn due to the chain rule. in the previous section, we proposed that rnn (recurrent neural network) is prone to two major phenomena, namely, gradient disappearance and gradient explosion. and lstm reduces the possibility of these two phenomena very well. this section first introduces the network structure and principle of lstm, and then introduces the parameter learning in lstm. 69 the basic structure diagram of lstm is shown in the figure below. the loop structure of lstm is more complicated, and a gating structure is added inside it, that is, three gates (forgetting gate, input gate, output gate) are added to decide which information to forget, and what information to continue to pass on. the so-called gate means a value between (0,1). if the value is closer to 1, it means that the door is more open, and the information is more likely to be passed on; closer to 0, it means that the more the door tends to be closed, the more likely the information will be forgotten. therefore, in lstm, the sigmoid function is usually used to construct the gate. the main function of lstm is to process long-term sequence data, so that the network can remember relatively distant information hidden in the time series data. the following will introduce the various gates of lstm in detail structure [5]. figure 1. lstm basic structure diagram 1. symbol representation xt: the t-th input vector in the time series; ℎt: the output vector of the hidden state at time t; tanh: tanh activation function; σ: sigmoid activation function; ct: the actual value of the cell state at time t; ct̂: candidate value of the cell state at time t; ft: forget the control value of the gate layer at time t; it: input the control value of the gate layer at time t; ot: output the control value of the gate layer at time t; wf: each time step forgets the weight matrix of the gate layer; wi: each time step inputs the weight matrix of the gate layer; wo: each time step outputs the weight matrix of the gate layer; wc: the weight matrix of the cell state at each time step; wy: weight matrix from hidden layer to output layer at each time step; bf: the bias vector of the forget gate layer; bi : the bias vector of the input gate layer; bo: the bias vector of the output gate layer; bc: the bias vector of the cell state; by: the bias vector of the output layer; ⊙ : indicates the multiplication between corresponding elements in different matrices 2.2. principle of lstm 2.2.1. forgetting gate layer the local structure diagram of the lstm forgetting gate layer is shown above. its function is to control the proportion of useless information that can be forgotten between the previously transmitted information and the current input information. therefore, in the forgetting gate structure, the lstm layer will calculate the forgetting gate layer control parameters ft[6]. 𝑓𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑊𝑓 ∙ [ℎ𝑡−1, 𝑥𝑡] + 𝑏𝑓) (1) 2.2.2. input gate layer figure 2. local structure diagram of lstm forgetting gate layer the main function of the lstm input gate layer is to update information, including two steps, the first is to determine new information, and the second is to update information. (1) determination of new information figure 3. lstm input gate layer determines new information map in this step, it will be determined what new information enters. first, the lstm layer will calculate the control parameters of the input gate layer number, so as to determine the proportion of new information that can be transmitted, and then calculate the candidate value of the hidden state ct̂. 𝑖𝑡 = 𝜎(𝑊𝑖 ∙ [ℎ𝑡−1，𝑥𝑡] + ℎ𝑡−1，𝑏𝑖) (2) 𝐶�̂� = 𝑡𝑎𝑛ℎ(𝑊𝐶 ∙ [ℎ𝑡−1，𝑥𝑡] + ℎ𝑡−1，𝑏𝐶) (3) (2) information update in this step, all new information entered in the previous step will be determined, and what new information can be updated. at this time, the lstm layer will calculate the actual value of the hidden state. 𝐶𝑡 = 𝑓𝑡 ⊙ 𝐶𝑡−1 + 𝑖𝑡 ⊙ 𝐶�̂� (4) 2.2.3. output gate layer figure 4. lstm input gate layer information update diagram the output gate layer is the last gate in the lstm gate structure. its main function is to determine what information can be output and control the proportion of lstm layer information output. therefore, in this step, the output gate control parameters will be calculated first, and finally then 70 calculate the output value ℎ of the lstm layer. the partial structure diagram of the lstm output gate layer is shown below. figure 5. lstm input gate layer partial structure diagram 𝑜𝑡 = 𝜎𝑊𝑖 ∙ [ℎ𝑡−1, 𝑥𝑡] + ℎ𝑡−1 + 𝑏𝑜 (5) ℎ𝑡 = 𝑜𝑡 ⊙ 𝑡𝑎𝑛ℎ(𝐶𝑡) (6) lstm controls the rejection and addition of information through the "gate structure". in the above formula, ℎ is the output state, which can be to store short-term memory. it is the cell state, used to store long-term memory. therefore, lstm because of its unique structure make it capable of handling long dependent data. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. selection of eigenvalues determine four characteristic values according to the characteristic heat map, namely: closing price, highest price, lowest price, and opening price. the feature heat map is shown below [6]. figure 6. feature heat map 3.2. result display figure 7. result 1 figure 8. feature heat map 3.3. stock portfolio by using lstm to predict 20 stocks, and based on the results, two groups were screened out, each with 4 stocks for combination. two cases were calculated using markowitz's portfolio theory and sharpe ratio, as shown in the figure below. figure 9. risk minimum graph figure 10. combination optimal graph figure 9 shows the investment portfolio with the least risk. when the volatility is 0.1372, the rate of return can reach 0.4184. figure 10 shows the optimal investment portfolio. when the volatility is 0.1649, the rate of return can reach 0.559. 4. conclusion this paper mainly does two things. one is to select the features of the stock indicators. too many features are prone to overfitting, so this paper performs feature selection on the indicators of stock historical transaction data. the second is to screen multiple stocks and portfolio, and calculate the rate of return under different volatility. it was found that, for some stocks, the prediction effect of the lstm model in some stocks can meet expectations, but it cannot be extended to all stocks. at the same time, when predicting the stock price, you can use the lstm model to 71 predict the stock price, select a few stocks with good effects, and make a reasonable combination. for investment institutions, the essence of quantitative strategies is to earn stable returns, and the primary goal is to maintain. a certain income can have a lower drawdown at the same time. this article hopes to give some reference suggestions to quantitative investment institutions and provide a feasible high-frequency strategy research direction through the exploration of high-frequency trading data. for individual investors, although there are no quantitative channels for individual investors in the market, the pursuit of stable returns is the philosophy of most ordinary investors. at present, the fundamental data required for value investment has more channels for institutions to obtain, but in general, company financial report data and some economic macro data have obvious lags, which often cause certain obstacles to individual investors' investment. judgment impairment. the research on high-frequency data in this paper also provides a certain reference for future individual investors and researchers, and can also play a certain auxiliary role for every investor. one is that this paper only incorporates stock data, and there are data from other sources in the financial market. for example, investor sentiment, news events, etc. all have an impact on investors, so this information can be used to improve the forecasting effect of the model. second, the stock data in this article comes from 2020 to 2021, and the data cycle may be a bit short. therefore, in the follow-up longerperiod stock data can be used in the research to better train the model. references [1] cao yanyan. 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(2023). prediction of high-frequency stocks based on investor sentiment. exhibition economy (08), 108111. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 39 analysis and prediction of wordle dataset based on arima and pearson's correlation coefficient zixin wan school of computer and information engineering, hubei university, wuhan 430062, china 3064253289@qq.com abstract: in this paper, a time series analysis was performed to ensure the parameters p, d, and q. finally, the arima (1,1,0) model was chosen to create a prediction interval for the number of outcomes to be reported in the future. the results of the precision test showed good confidence in the prediction with a goodness-of-fit of 98.2%. the prediction interval for march 1, 2023 was [10103,10523]. in addition, this paper used pearson's correlation coefficient and chi-square test to verify the correlation between each attribute of the word and the percentage of scores in the hard model. in summary, this paper found that the attributes of words definitely affect the percentage of scores, and these scores are mainly the initials and lexicality of words. keywords: arima; pearson's correlation coefficient; chi-square test. 1. introduction in recent years, wordle, a word-guessing game with a matrix of yellow and green squares as an interactive interface, has become popular on social networks as people become more aware of innovation and prefer smart games [1]. text analysis refers to the representation of text and the selection of its feature terms; text analysis is a fundamental problem in text mining and information retrieval, which quantifies the feature words extracted from text to represent text information.by examining wordle dataset, this paper is able to predict the number of reports for wordle operators and provide assistance with their word selection[2]. in this paper arima is used, a more refined and accurate algorithm for analyzing and forecasting time series data is the box-jenkins method, whose common models include: autoregressive model (ar model), sliding average model (ma model), (autoregressive-sliding average hybrid model) arma model, and (differentially integrated moving average autoregressive model) arima model. we consider building arima model to make prediction on the wordle dataset, taking into account certain errors to obtain the predicted results. 2. acquisition of data and assumptions the data used in this paper are taken from problem c of the 2023 american college mathematics modeling contest. to facilitate the analysis of the problem, the data used in this paper make the following assumptions: (1) the data provided are mostly correct and have negligible impact on the accuracy of the analysis of the results [3]. (2) there are no external factors to motivate users to play the game, and growth and decline in data is common. (3) there are no users sliding scores or making scores or making intentional mistakes. 3. data preprocessing the wordle datasets gives the word statistics from january 7, 2022 to december 31, 2022, a total of 358 days. since we are only allowed to use the data file ‘problem c data wordle.xlsx’ provided by comap official, we need to preprocess the data before solving the problem. to facilitate our later work and to ensure the reliability and plausibility of the result, data pre-processing was conducted on the datasets as follows. 3.1. missing value processing we first checked the whole table for missing values using python and found that there are no missing values in 'problem c data wordle.xlsx'. 3.2. outlier detection in the process of outlier detection, we handle the daily words and data respectively to eliminate the abnormal ones. 3.2.1. word processing according to the rules of the game, the word length can only be 5, so we need to remove the data of words whose length is not 5. first of all, we need to detect whether there are spaces and punctuation marks in the words, and this step removes the spaces in the word favor; then the words whose length is not 5 are removed, and this step removes the words clen and tash. according to the rules of the game, words can only be composed of 26 english letters, so it is necessary to detect foreign words that are not composed of english letters, and this step removes the word naïve. 3.2.2. numerical processing (1) removal of outliers we plotted the scatter plot based on the column number of reported results and found that the word study in number 529 was an outlier, which was not consistent with the statistical trend of the number in the last month, so we removed it [4]. (2) calculating percentages considering that the percentages of players solving the puzzle are likely to be rounded and that the attempt limit should be no more than 7, therefore the calculating sum interval should be between 97 and 103, either all discarded or all reserved. for this reason, we find that the percentages of the word nymph sum to 126, which is obviously beyond the error interval [5]. (3) reversing the date 40 the dates given in the question are from december 31, 2022 to january 7, 2022. to facilitate the later tasks such as predictions, we arrange the data in positive date order in this pre-processing section. figure 1. the scatter of number of reported results and day that help pick out the outlier 4. the interval prediction model based on arima 4.1. time series analysis the data to be analyzed in this task changes with time constantly, and our task is to predict the trend of data development over time, so we use a time series model to complete the job. by means of time series analysis, we can achieve the purpose of describing the past, analyzing the regularity, and predicting the future. also, we can use this as an access point to predict the number of reports in the future period [6]. 4.2. stationarity test before using a time series model, we have to test the data for stability to determine whether the data set can be used in a time series model; stability requires that the fitted curve obtained from the sample time series can continue inertially in the future period with the existing pattern. (1) time-series test diagram figure 2. time-series test diagram from the above time series plot, it can be found that the trend from january to february 2022 shows an upward trend, reaching the highest point on february 2, and from february to december is a gradually stabilizing downward trend, and from july 2022, the curve can be fitted with the sigmod function after translation. therefore, based on the trend of the time series graph, the data set can be predicted using a time series model from a subjective perspective. (2) unit-root test the unit-root test is to test whether there is a unit root in the series and whether the presence of a unit root is a nonstationary time series. the most frequently used one is the adf test. hypothesis of adf test: we first assume the existence of a unit root and then perform a significance test. if the test statistic p is less than 10% (5% or 1%) confidence level, then we believe that the original hypothesis is rejected with 90% (95% or 99%) confidence, that is, there is no unit root and the series is smooth and stable [7]. table 1. adf test difference order p 0 0.003*** 1 0.001*** note: *** stands for 1% significance level the results of this serial test show that based on the variable number of reported results, the significance p-value is 0.003 at the difference of order zero, which is less than 0.01 and presents significance at the level, indicating that the original series is a stationary sequence; at the difference of order one, the significance p-value is 0.001, which is also less than 0.01, indicating that the time series after the first order is also a stationary sequence with better stability[8]. in contrast, we choose the first-order difference, that is, the parameter "d" is 1, and initially determine the arima model as arima (p,1, q). 4.3. white noise test after the stationarity test, we also have to do the white noise test, which is to test whether the series belongs to the pure random series. this is because if the series is completely random, the past behavior will not have any influence on future development, and the subsequent study will be meaningless [9]. according to the results of the stationarity test, the original time series of the number of resulted reports is stable, so we perform a white noise test on the original series by lagging backward 40, and plot the range of p-value for the white noise test below. figure 3. pure randomness testing as can be seen from the figure, the p-values of the randomness tests for the number of resulted reports are all significantly less than 0.05, indicating that the sequence is non-random, which provides a basis for subsequent prediction. 4.4. arima model based on time series prediction (1) selection of p and q by means of the unit root test, we determined that the series is a smooth series after the first order difference. here, we make the autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots of this stationary series using python as follows. 41 (a)the autocorrelation (b) the partial autocorrelation. figure 4. acf and pacf from figure 4(a), we can see that the series is truncated at order zero with a preliminary judgment of q=0. from figure 4(b), the series is truncated at order 1 with a preliminary judgment of p=1.combining the above, we initially determined the arima model as arima (1,1,0). (2) prediction based on the model arima (1,1,0), we forecast the number of resulted reports on march 1, 2023, and the fitted forecast graph is as follows. figure 5. the prediction of the number of resulted report base on arima the above figure represents the original data graph, model fitted values, and model predicted values for the number of resulted report series. from the figure, it can be visually seen that the fitted curve overlaps well with the original data curve, and the changing trend is basically the same, which indicates that the model we used fitted very well. we concluded that the number of reported results on march 1, 2023 predicted by the arima (1,1,0) model was [10103,10523] with a precision of 98.2%. 5. attribute extraction 5.1. parts of speech part of speech is one of the top features of words. given that this attribute may affect the correctness of users' guesses, here we apply python's natural language processing nltk library to get the part of speech of each word. our result statistics show that the number of nouns is predominant, followed by adjectives, so we assume that the percentage of scores in hard mode with the same property can be correlated [10]. 5.2. word initials according to the number of words counted by the oxford english dictionary, the number of words beginning with different letters possess some characteristics, for example, the number of words beginning with the letters s and p is the largest while letters beginning with x and y has the smallest proportion. in light of this, we presume that the initial letters can have a certain influence on the correct rate of vocabulary guessing in wordle. the following is the frequency graph of the initial letters of words after pre-processing the data using python. (a)the frequency graph of initial letters (b)the sum of letter pairs figure 6. the frequency graph of initial letters and the sum of letter pairs the result that the largest number of words beginning with the letter s and the smallest number of words beginning with the letters x, y, and z were obtained, which were approximately the same as the regular patterns in the oxford english dictionary. therefore, the prediction of future words based on the statistical quantities of the whole has strong reliability to some extent. 5.3. adjacent letters within a word in general, the composition of each word is a sequence of adjacent letters generated by phonetic symbols, take the word track for instance, pronounced /træk/, can be decomposed into 42 /tr/ and /k/ two common phonetic symbols, the letter pair of /tr/ is tr, /k/ has ck, ke and other letter pairs. from this, we numbered the word letters 1~5 from left to right, then match them adjacently to form a letter pair and count the total number of occurrences of 6 letter pairs in each word in all words. this is used to indicate the commonness of the word and judge its correlation with the percentage of difficulty pattern scores. from figure 6 (b), we found that the sum of letter pairs for each word was unstable, and speculate that this may have some relationship with the percentage of difficulty patterns. 5.4. number of identical letters in each word if two or more letters are identical in a word, the total number of guesses required will decrease to some extent. that is, the number of repetitions of letters in a word affects the level of difficulty of the question to a greater or lesser extent. thus, we extracted the number of repetitions of the letters of all the words in the processed datasets. the result was that there were 254 words with different letters, 98 words with two identical letters, 2 words with three repetitive letters, and no words with four or more identical letters. 5.5. the ratio of vowel letters to consonant letters consonants and vowels depend on each other to form the diverse syllables of words. after reading related articles, we found that people prefer to use words with more vowels, so we calculated the ratio of vowel letters to consonant letters and guessed that the number of vowel letters would be related to the percentage of scores in the difficult mode. 6. correlation analysis 6.1. method selection for this part, we have to determine the relationship between the founded attributes (x) and the score played in hard mode (y). the dependent variable y is quantitative in this question, while the independent variable x is composed of different types when representing different attributes. however, for the two attributes of part of speech and word initials, the relationship between them belongs to quantitative and categorial, so we cannot use the correlation coefficient directly. we expressed the quantitative representation of fractional percentages as multiple interval fixed-class representations and used the chi-square test to determine the relationship between them. 6.2. correlation coefficient before choosing the correlation coefficient, we need to determine whether the data satisfy normality, and use pearson correlation coefficient if it satisfies, or spearman correlation coefficient if it does not. the difference between spearman correlation coefficients (scc) and pearson correlation coefficients (pcc) is that scc takes the correlation coefficient as a ranking variable, so we first need to calculate the correlation coefficient r by the following formula: ( )( ) 1 2 2 1 1 r ( ) ( ) n n i i i i i n i i x x y y x x y y = = = − − = − −    (1) here ix (i=1,2,...,354) represents the independent variable, meaning the attributes of the word, and iy (i=1,2,...,354) denotes the dependent variable, meaning the scores in hard mode, and x and y denote the mean of the two, respectively. the data satisfying the normal distribution can be judged by calculating the correlation coefficient, and the closer the correlation coefficient is to 1, the stronger the correlation is; for the data not satisfying the correlation coefficient, we have to grade them after calculating the correlation coefficient, and then calculate it by the following formula: 2 2 6 1 ( 1) id n n  = − −  (2) here d denotes the descending position and n denotes the number of samples. the correlation between them is then determined by calculating out of ρ. (a) (b) (c) figure7. (a) (c) plot the frequency of 3 attributes, the number of the same letter, the sum of letter pairs in a word and the ratio of the number of vowels to consonants, respectively. 43 the number of same letters, the sum of letter pairs and the ratio of the num of vowels to consonants all basically satisfies the normal distribution, so for this attribute, we use the pearson correlation coefficient, and calculate from the above formula are 0.086, 0.089 and 0.046 respectively, indicating that the correlation between the two isn't apparent. 6.3. chi-square test before conducting the chi-square test we first classified the percentages of difficult mode scores (y) into intervals, then counted the number of different categories of attributes in each interval, and finally conducted the chi-square test. we divided the data set of percentages of scores in hard mode evenly into four intervals as follows. table 2. four intervals 0.012,0.063 0.063,0.083 0.063,0.083 0.093,0.133 for the two attributes of word initials and part of speech, the reliability of the hypothesis is first calculated by drawing separate frequency lists and assuming that they are correlated, using the following formula: 2 2 1 ( )i i i k i f np x np= − = (3) in which x (i=1,2, ...) denotes the group frequency, which is the true value in the table, n denotes the total number of samples, and ip denotes the probability of occurrence of each sample. the greater the value of the hypothesis, the greater the reliability of the hypothesis and the correlation. the correlation reliability can be determined according to the following table. table 3. the precision of chi-sequare test ( )kp 2 0.05 0.025 0.010 0.005 0.001 k 3.841 5.024 6.635 7.879 10.828 (1) initials words table 4. the number of different initials in different interval interval a b c ... sum [0.012,0.063) 5 3 10 ... 87 [0.063,0.083) 8 7 7 ... 83 [0.083,0.093) 7 5 8 ... 94 [0.093,0.133] 8 5 7 ... 89 sum 28 20 32 ... 354 using the above formula and the table, we calculate the value of x as 4.889 and indicate that correlation probability lies between 0.95 and 0.9725, so it can be determined that the word initials and the score in hard mode are highly correlated. 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[10] nochai r, nochai t. arima model for forecasting oil palm price[c]//proceedings of the 2nd imt-gt regional conference on mathematics, statistics and applications. 2006: 13-15. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 1 pcb board defect detection method based on improved yolov8 chang liu 1, *, xiangyang zhou 2, jun li 2, chuantao ran 1 1 department of intelligent manufacturing and automotive, chong qing college of electronic engineering, chongqing, 401331, china 2 chongqing changan automobile company limited, chongqing, 400023, china * corresponding author: chang liu (email: 744620708@qq.com) abstract: this study provides an improved yolov8-based printed circuit board (pcb) defect identification method to address the current challenges associated with pcb defect detection, including the detection of small targets, low accuracy, and other related concerns. the yolov8 model serves as the foundational framework, and in order to enhance detection speed, the yolov8s model is selected due to its reduced parameter count. however, feature extraction becomes challenging for small target defects; to address this, the ca attention mechanism is implemented, which is more attuned to target feature information and aids in feature extraction. as indicated by the experimental findings, the enhanced yolov8s-ca algorithm model has the following characteristics: a footprint of 5.79 mb, a mean average precision (map) of 90.4 percent, an increase of 6.6 percent over the initial network, and a parameter count augmentation of merely 0.007m. consequently, this model finds utility in compact industrial inspection apparatus and possesses a wide range of potential applications. keywords: pcb board inspection; yolov8; defect detection; ca attention mechanism. 1. introduction ever since the advent of the industry 4.0 era, electronic devices have become an integral part of our daily lives. pcb, an essential electronic component, serves as a conduit for connecting diverse electronic components and supplying equipment with physical support and circuit connections. almost all electronic devices are pcb-required [1–2]. in industrial production, however, pcb faults may result from poor storage procedures, operating mode malfunctions, or soldering errors. current pcb flaws can be broadly classified into six distinct categories: leakage, short circuit, open circuit, stray copper, and mouse bites [3]. to guarantee the integrity and security of electronic equipment, the detection of surface flaws on pcbs is an essential task [4–5]. presently, deep learning algorithm-based pcb flaw detection technology development is relatively advanced. one major category comprises related algorithms, the other of which is the first-level target detection method shown by the ssd (single shot multibox detector) [6], yolo (you only look once) series [7–9], and others. the second is faster r-cnn (faster region-based cnn), which represents a two-stage method for target detection [10], and so on. in order to enhance pcb's ability to recognize small targets, the authors [9] implemented a small target detection layer and depth-separable convolution to provide real-time highprecision detection and model volume compression. furthermore, the detection of prevalent pcb defect types was successfully concluded by hu et al. [10], who enhanced faster-rcnn and implemented resnet50 with an image pyramid as a feature extraction network. while employing deep learning target detection methods to identify pcb faults can enhance detection accuracy and efficiency, there are still obstacles that must be surmounted. the diversity of fault types is the initial: pcb flaws encompass a wide variety of forms [11], such as welding defects, circuit defects, and component installation defects, among others. the identification of diverse types of faults necessitates the development of suitable network architectures and loss functions, as their properties and morphologies may vary. the second is the real-time need [12]: defect detection in the pcb production process is typically required to occur in real-time so that problems can be identified and addressed promptly. in order for deep learning models to satisfy real-time demands, their inference speeds must be quick. it is necessary to optimize and accelerate the model using technologies like quantization, compression, and others. given the multitude of challenges encountered in the aforementioned research regarding the detection of surface defects on pcb boards, the ca attention [15] mechanism was implemented in lieu of the se attention mechanism in order to improve the model space recognition capability, utilizing the yolov8s target detection model [13-14]. accelerate model convergence, enhance the model's detection effect on minute target flaws, and improve the accuracy of model detection. the experimental findings demonstrate that the enhanced model is capable of detecting pcb surface defects with more precision, which is advantageous for the implementation of industrial inspection systems that identify pcb board defects. 2. introduction to yolov8-ca model 2.1. ca-based model optimization the following impacts may result from including the coordinate attention mechanism into the target detection model for faulty tiny targets: by assigning weights to the critical positions of flawed small targets during the detection process, the coordinate attention mechanism can reduce localization error and improve localization accuracy for small targets. additionally, it enhances the region of interest by directing the model's focus towards the critical regions of defective small targets, thereby increasing the sensitivity of small target detection. region, enhance the sensitivity of small target detection, and then adapt to targets of different scales. 2 since defective small targets are typically small in comparison to the entire image, the coordinate attention mechanism can adjust the weight of attention adaptively based on the target's scale information, allowing the model to adapt more effectively to defective small targets of different scales. figure 1. ca attention mechanism structure diagram the structure of the ca attention mechanism is shown in figure 1, and the ca module process consists of the following two steps: (1) coordinate information embedding the use of the global pooling method by the channel attention modules (senet, ecanet) in the global encoding of spatial information will result in the loss of location information. in order to solve the above problem and enhance the ability to capture location information, global pooling is differentiated with reference to equation 1 and transformed into a coding operation in the form of one-dimensional features:   1 1 1 z , × h w c c i j x i j h w      (1) precisely, a pooling kernel of size (h, 1) or (1, w) is employed to encode the channel along the x-axis and y-axis for a given input. this encoding enables the expression of the output of the first c channels at height h as equation 2.     0 1 ,h c c i w z h x h i w     (2) likewise, equation 3 describes the output of the first c channel with a width of w.     0 1 ,w c c j h z w x j w h     (3) the aforementioned transformations aggregate features in the horizontal and vertical spatial directions, respectively. the resultant feature maps are cognizant of orientation and assist the network model in identifying the specific area of interest within the input image. (2) coordinate attention generation a second alteration is performed on the characteristics produced by coordinate information embedding; this operation is known as coordinate attention generation. following the information embedding operation to convert the features, the concatenate operation will be executed in this section. subsequently, the conv transforms function f1 (with a size of 1×1) will be employed to execute the subsequent operation on the features:   1 ,h wf f z z     (4) equation 4,  ,  represents the concatenate operation of feature information along the spatial dimension,  represents the nonlinear activation function, and f represents the intermediate feature map that encodes spatial information in both horizontal and vertical directions. r is used to control the reduction rate of se module size. next, f is divided into / *h c r hf r and / *w c r hf r according to the spatial dimension. finally, two 1×1 convolution transformations hf and wf are used to transform hf and wf respectively into tensors with the same number of channels and input them to x, resulting in formulas 5 and 6:   h h hg f f (5)   w w wg f f (6) equation 5 and equation 6,  represents the sigmoid activation function. in order to further reduce the weight of the model, an appropriate reduction ratio of r is selected to reduce the number of channels to f , and then the outputs hg and wg are expanded respectively and used as attention weights. to sum up, the output y of the ca module can be expressed as:        , , h w c c c cy i j x i j g i g j   (7) by applying horizontal and vertical attention to the input tensor via the ca module, it is possible to verify that every element in both feature representations is present inside the region of interest. by employing this mode of operation, the ca module is capable of precisely determining the positions of the effective features, thereby facilitating the precise detection of a wide range of flaws on pcb boards. 2.2. introduction to the yolov8 model as one of the traditional single-stage detection methods, the yolo algorithm has been enhanced to yolov8. this work presents an enhanced approach for yolov8s that eliminates the need for model size, computation, and parameter counts while simultaneously improving detection accuracy. the components of the network are illustrated in figure 2, utilizing the structure of yolov8 as a case study. the backbone network comprises the cbs, c2f, and sppf modules, employing the same concept as csp. however, the neck network of the backbone network adheres to the elan structure design principle of yolov7 and substitutes the c3 module in yolov5 with the c2f structure, which features a more pronounced gradient flow. this modification enhances the convolutional neural network's capability to fuse features and accelerates the rate of inference. the yolov8 design continues to employ the sppf module, which was implemented in the yolov5 architecture. this sppf module functions as a spatial pyramid pooling layer, facilitating the fusion of local and global features and 3 augmenting the feature information. compared to yolov5, the head section has undergone significant changes and has been replaced with the standard decoupled head structure, in which the classification and detecting heads are separated. yolov8 replaces the anchor-base approach with the anchor-free approach; for the loss function, it employs bceloss for classification loss and dflloss+ciou loss for regression loss; and for sample matching, it swaps the taskaligned assigner method for the iou matching or unilateral proportion method that was previously utilized. figure 2. yolov8 network structure diagram figure 3. picture of the dataset the enhanced architecture of the network is seen in figure 3. by inserting the ca module between the backbone and neck, the feature extraction capability between the two is fortified, enabling the feature extraction network to extract minute target defect features. this, in turn, facilitates the subsequent feature fusion process and enhances the accuracy of model detection. 3. preparation of experiments 3.1. introduction to the data set figure 4. picture of the dataset as seen in figure 4, the most prevalent surface defects on pcb boards include spur, mouse bite, short, spurious copper, missing hole, open circuit, and so on. a portion of the data utilized in this experiment is derived from a publicly available synthetic printed circuit board (pcb) dataset that was made available by peking university. this dataset comprises 1386 pictures and six distinct types of faults. in a 7:2:1 ratio, the images are partitioned into a training set and a test set. 3.2. indicators for model evaluation the evaluation metrics contain parameters such as ap, map, precision, recall, f1-measure (f1), parameters, and flops. (1) recall: the ratio between the number of true case detections and the sum of true and false-negative case detections constitutes recall. as an essential parameter for assessing the effectiveness of an object identification model, recall quantifies the model's capability to identify every object inside the image. tp recall tp fn   (8) (2) precision: the ratio of true case detections to the sum of true and false positive case detections constitutes the accuracy rate. the precision rate is an extremely significant indicator that is utilized to assess the algorithm's accuracy. tp precision tp fp   (9) (3)f1: the f1 score is calculated by summing the means of precision and recall. a solitary number encapsulates the object detection model's performance with respect to recall and precision. the f1 score is a metric that runs from 0 to 1, with a value of 1 signifying perfect model performance. precision recall f1= 2 precision+recall   (10) 4 (4) ap: ap is utilized to evaluate the target detection model's precision. the ratio of true case detections to the sum of true and false positive case detections constitutes accuracy.   1 0 ap p r  (11) (5) mean average precision(map): assuming the map represents the mean of the ap scores for every detected target category, it assesses the model's overall performance across all detected target categories. it is extensively employed as a standard against which various target detection models are evaluated. 1 1 n i i map ap n    (12) 4. analysis of experimental results table 1. basic configuration of the local computer computer configuration specific parameters/versions operating system ubuntu18.04 cpu amd e5-2698b v3 ram 15gb gpu p-48g python 3.7 pytorch 1.7.1 torchvision 0.3.0 cuda 11.1 the experimental setup described in this paper is an ubuntu 18.04 system with the following components: 15gb of rom, an amd epyc 7262 amd e5-2698b v3 processor, a p4-8g gpu, and all models are written in pytorch. the precise configuration of the local computer is detailed in table 1. figure 5. model training results figure 6. diagram of model test results the initial weight utilized by the model is the official weight yolov8.pt. the parameters for the input image configuration are as follows: 640 pixels by 640 pixels in dimensions, 8 pixels in batch size, 200 iterations as the maximum, and 0.001 as the starting learning rate. between the fifty-first and one hundred fifty iterations. it then decays steadily, with a weight attenuation coefficient of 0.0005. as illustrated in figure 5 and figure 6, the training optimizer is sdg, the learning rate is maintained at 0.001, and all other parameters remain constant. this configuration facilitates the effective utilization of pre-existing data and reduces the duration of the training process. the outcomes of the model's training are as follows: map=90.8%, f1=0.97. the performance of the yolov8s-ca model is compared to that of the yolov8s versions in this article. the experimental testing procedure involved the utilization of an identical test set, with all test parameters remaining constant. the model underwent testing, comparison, and analysis to validate the progress made on the enhanced model. the parameters of the ap, map, and f1 performance indices for various models are presented in table 2. table 2. model test result table model type map precision recall f1 yolov8-s 84.2% 100% 95% 0. 79 yolov8-s-ca 90.8% 100% 94% 0.89 the enhanced yolov8-s-ca model has a 6.6 percent 5 increase in map value and a 0.1 percent gain in f1. this information is presented in table 2. it demonstrates that the ca module optimizes the extraction of features from small targets, hence enhancing model precision and detection speed. figure 7. pcb detection results select some test set images to the yolov8s-ca algorithm model for real-time detection. the detection results are shown in figure 7. the prediction box fits the area where the target is located. the improved model is more sensitive to small targets and has higher detection accuracy. the expected experimental requirements were met. 5. conclusion a strategy for enhancing the detection of surface defects on yolov8s pcb circuit boards is presented in this paper. a considerable variety of pcb board surface defects exist, each requiring a unique set of detection criteria. complicating matters further, the lines of the pcb board resemble those of copper boards in color, which can readily obscure the visibility of burrs and residual copper. in order to resolve the issue, the ca attention mechanism is incorporated into the model to increase its sensitivity to spatial representation information and hence enhance its detection accuracy. by means of several comparative experiments, it is demonstrated that the enhanced model can detect a variety of surface flaws on pcb circuit boards with precision and efficiency in real-time. furthermore, it is straightforward to implement in small-scale industrial 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[15] j. wang, “yolov7 optimization model based on attention mechanism applied in dense scenes,” applied sciences. 2023; 13(16):9173. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 34 analysis on the impact of digital economy development on carbon emissions in anhui province shiping liang1, ling jiang2, *, dianjuan zhang1 1 school of finance, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china 2 school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china * corresponding author: ling jiang (email: jl567@sina.com.cn) abstract: on february 2, 2021, the central government issued the guiding opinions of the state council on accelerating the establishment and improvement of a green low-carbon circular development economic system. the opinions pointed out that it is necessary to follow the deployment, implement the new development concept, develop green in all directions, effectively control greenhouse gas emissions, establish and improve a green low-carbon circular development economic system, and promote china's green development to a new level. under the guidance of policies, anhui province has taken active actions to seriously implement the low-carbon emission reduction strategy. this paper first analyzes the mechanism of the development of digital economy in anhui province on carbon emissions, and then empirically analyzes the impact of the development of digital economy in anhui province on carbon emissions based on the relevant data from 2015 to 2020. finally, the paper puts forward some suggestions on the development of digital economy and carbon emissions in anhui province. keywords: digital economy; carbon emissions; green development; static panel model. 1. introduction in the past few decades, with the rapid development of the global economy, human beings have paid more and more. air pollution, water pollution, land pollution and other environmental pollution problems have become increasingly serious. among them, a large number of greenhouse gases such as co2 cause global warming, and then cause extreme weather such as glacier melting, drought and flood polarization, which seriously harm people's physical and mental health. driven by economic growth, carbon emissions are also increasing rapidly. it is urgent to solve the contradiction between economic growth and green development. on the increasingly fierce climate issue, all walks of life have also proposed to promote low-carbon environmental protection and green innovation development. since the reform and opening-up, china has paid close attention to environmental protection while its economy has been developing rapidly. among them, low-carbon emission reduction, as an important means of environmental protection in china, has attracted the attention of all walks of life. china has always been a responsible world power at the world congress and has actively participated in the solution of the carbon emission problem. chinese leaders proposed at the joint conference that china's carbon dioxide emissions should strive to achieve the "double carbon" goals of carbon peaking and carbon neutralization by 2030 and 2060 respectively. undoubtedly, the carbon emission reduction has been raised to an unprecedented level. the proposal of the "double carbon" goal will accelerate the implementation of china's green innovation development strategy, help build a green china with beautiful mountains and rivers, and contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and green development in the world, it shows china's determination to reduce carbon emissions, mitigate the greenhouse effect and achieve sustainable development, which is in line with china's high-quality road. for a long time, the government of anhui province has been actively addressing the issue of carbon dioxide emissions. in 2022, the interim measures for the preparation and verification of greenhouse gas emission reports in anhui province proposed to provide data support for carbon emission reduction. by strengthening the inspection of the data accuracy of key greenhouse gas emission units, data analysis and capture, using the digital economy to solve the problem of local carbon emission reduction, optimize the local resource structure and use efficiency, adhere to the concept of green development, accelerate the sustainability of green low-carbon cycle, realize energy conservation and emission reduction, promote green and sustainable development in anhui province, and accelerate the process of green development and construction in urban and rural areas. with the continuous innovation of network information technology, a new economy -digital economy, with its new driving force, new business forms and rapid development of digital economy technology, has been derived, which has triggered profound changes in the whole society and economy. the economic effect brought by the development of digital economy has made china the second largest digital economy developing country in the world. relevant data in the white paper on the development of china's digital economy show that from 22.6 trillion yuan in 2016 to 3.92 billion yuan in 2020, the digital economy will account for 38.6% of gdp in 2020, and the scale of china's digital economy will account for an increasing proportion of gdp, showing a rising trend. despite the epidemic and the downward pressure of the global economy, china's digital economy still maintains a high growth rate. all these show that the development of the digital economy is increasingly becoming the main driving force for stable economic development. china's development and construction cannot be separated from the connecting role of the digital economy. the construction of digital economy has penetrated into all aspects of life, and the role of green innovation development is undoubtedly. more and more construction is linked to digital economy, and the development of digital economy promotes the green 35 revolution. the rapid development of the digital economy has received continuous attention from more and more academic circles. can the great role of the digital economy, combined with carbon emission reduction, achieve the goals of energy conservation and emission reduction, green innovation and double carbon? can the continuous development of digital economy reduce the pressure of carbon emission in anhui province? scholars have studied and discussed the important role of digital economy in reducing carbon emissions from different perspectives. from the existing research documents, we are mainly concerned about the discussion of digital economy and its economy, and the research and discussion of carbon emissions, double carbon goals and green development. for example, xu weixiang and other scholars pointed out (2022) that the digital economy has an important impact on the exertion of urban carbon emission effect, which is reflected in the digital innovation ability, digital inclusive finance, digital economy and the development of digital industry, which significantly reduce the regional carbon emission intensity. xie yunfei (2022) analyzed the impact of blockchain on industrial green development, xu zhao et al (2021) analyzed the impact of digital finance on pollution emissions, but such research cannot fully prove the substantial impact of digital economy on carbon emissions, and the theory of the effect of digital economy development on carbon emissions still needs to be improved. this study introduces the variable of digital economy development into the theoretical research framework of influencing factors of carbon emission reduction in anhui province, and systematically examines the role of digital economy in urban carbon emission reduction in anhui province. the academic research on the mechanism of the development of digital economy and carbon emissions is not perfect. at the same time, the role of digital economy on the development of green innovation is rarely involved, and there are still shortcomings. on the basis of such theories, this study will focus on the impact of digital economy development on carbon emission intensity? whether there is a linear relationship between the two, and the implementation effect of carbon reduction and emission reduction in the future development of the city. the development of digital economy promotes the revolution of green innovation development, energy conservation and emission reduction. to sum up, this study provides scientific basis and theoretical reference for reducing urban carbon dioxide emissions and promoting green, highquality and sustainable development of urban areas in anhui province from the perspective of green innovation and digital economy development through rigorous empirical research. 2. theoretical analysis and research hypothesis 2.1. digital economy and carbon emissions with the development of chinese economy, digital economy has become an indispensable part of people's life. the digital economy has also made great contributions to promoting carbon emissions. first of all, from a macro perspective, the government analyzes the data through the effectiveness, accuracy and timeliness of digitizing specific information, so as to better and timely understand the resource market conditions such as price fluctuations and energy flows, better allocate energy market resources, and effectively achieve the carbon emission target. secondly, the government can also better digitally operate the resource trading market through the digital economy to effectively manage the total amount of carbon emissions. from the perspective of industrial structure, economic digitization leads to the comprehensive upgrading of the industrial structure dominated by the third economy. this will lead to the improvement of industrial structure, improve production efficiency, and promote the flow of production factors to capital intensive industries. resource driven production sectors and industries will also undergo digital transformation, ultimately reducing carbon emissions and significantly improving energy efficiency. from the perspective of micro enterprises, economic digitization enables enterprises to reduce carbon emissions by innovating production process tools, reducing the carbon content used, and optimizing carbon emission end treatment technology. in addition, enterprises can better understand the market energy flow data and make more timely and appropriate decisions according to the market energy flow, which will help to make more effective and rational use of resources. in addition, digital companies often pay more attention to their environmental benefits based on their strong economic strength. for example, tencent announced the launch of the carbon neutral plan in january 2021, actively responding to china's carbon neutral goal. in march 2021, ant group, a subsidiary of alibaba, promised to achieve net zero emissions by 2030. as the industrial foundation of digital economy, digital industry can effectively promote other industries to reduce carbon emissions and promote green and intelligent development. increase the added value of industry and industry. from the perspective of energy structure, digital enterprises can help other enterprises reduce energy consumption through technology and transportation. the development of the digital economy has also optimized our production and lifestyle, promoted the "virtualization" of the economy, and reduced the use of traditional energy and carbon emissions in economic life. from the perspective of energy conservation, the digital economy enables data from different spaces and different times to converge, accelerates the flow of production factors, reduces the energy consumption rate, and effectively suppresses carbon emissions. based on this, we draw the hypothesis 1: h1: the development of the digital economy has an obvious positive effect on reducing carbon emissions. 2.2. digital economy, carbon emission and innovation miller and wisdon once pointed out that the digital economy represents the technological revolution and is the decisive factor of technological innovation. the digital economy constantly optimizes the social infrastructure. the development and application of digital technology makes it more convenient for enterprises, universities and other economic entities to obtain and manage information, and reduces the cost of time and energy spent on information acquisition, thus improving the efficiency of economic entities. in addition, the digital economy has broken the barrier of information flow, making it more convenient for economic entities to obtain information, and their information exchanges are more frequent and timelier. it can also enable 36 the market innovation subject to capture the innovation and r & d needs in the market faster, improve the team management efficiency and improve the innovation efficiency. innovation efficiency is mainly manifested in the process of production factors from input to output. the early input of factors to the output of factors must go through a process from quantitative change to qualitative change, which has a certain lag. in the early stage of green technology innovation, a large amount of human, material and capital must be invested. the development of the digital economy will make the innovation subject increase the research and development of green innovative products, and they will form a large demand for talents in relevant aspects, a large amount of capital investment and a large amount of demand for relevant innovation elements, leading to a large amount of investment in relevant innovation elements. in the initial stage, the input of a large number of innovation factors will not directly lead to the increase of innovation efficiency, but the innovation efficiency will show a downward trend. when the input reaches a certain level, the digital economic benefits will lead to the rapid growth of output, thus leading to the obvious increase of innovation efficiency. based on this, hypothesis 2 is put forward: h2: the development of digital economy can inhibit and promote innovation efficiency. the digital economy has a significant impact on innovation efficiency through its unique digital technology. improving innovation efficiency will drive the rapid development of green technology. the wide use of green technologies, such as environmental protection materials, recycling technologies and waste pollution treatment equipment, can reduce carbon emissions by improving production efficiency and carbon emission regulations. improving innovation efficiency will alleviate the energy consumption problem caused by the shortage of new energy, optimize the energy structure, reduce carbon emissions through technological innovation, and better collect new energy. the goal can also be achieved. based on this, hypothesis 3 is obtained: h3: the development of digital economy has an indirect impact on reducing carbon emissions through innovation efficiency. 3. study design 3.1. model setting 3.1.1. static panel model based on the existing data analysis, this paper first establishes a regression model to analyze the impact of digital economy on carbon emissions and environmental pollution. considering that the data fluctuates greatly under the influence of different time and variables, representative data are selected for processing, and the benchmark model is set as follows: lnceit=α0+β1digeit+β2sdigeit+β3lnincomeit+β4lnpopuit+ β5lnpollit+β6lncoalit+β7goverit+μi+σt+εit (1) where, ceit represents the electricity consumption in the tth year, digeit and sigeit are the digital economic index and its square term respectively, incomeit represents the per capita disposable income, popuit represents the resident population at the end of the year, pollit measures the environmental pollution, coalit is the coal consumption, governit is the local government's science and technology expenditure, μi, σt, εitis individual and time effect and random interference factor. 3.1.2. mediation model based on previous studies, carbon emissions and innovation efficiency have a nonlinear negative correlation, and the improvement of innovation efficiency can not be separated from the development of digital economy. it can be concluded that promoting the development of the digital economy can promote the reduction of carbon emissions. in order to verify the above assertion, the mediation model is used here. based on the possible impact of the parallel development of innovation and digital economy on carbon emissions, the distributed regression method is used for regression estimation: lnceit =π0 +π1digeit+π2sdigeit+γcontrolit+elit (2) the regression estimation takes the impact factor of digital economy as the core variable, supplemented by scientific and technological innovation factors as the explanatory variable: ieit=θ0+θ1digeit+θ2sdigeit+γcontrolit+e2it (3) finally, the linear related factors affecting the development of digital economy, carbon emissions and green innovation are put into the model for regression estimation: lnceit=π0+π1digeit+π2sdigeit+φieit+γcontrolit+e3it (4) 3.2. variable selection with regard to the digital economy index, in the rapid development process of economic development, the key index is selected, and the influence of electricity consumption on carbon emissions is introduced by using the key variables such as per capita disposable income and resident population of anhui province. in addition, environmental pollution, government science and technology expenditure and other factors are fully considered to calculate the impact of the digital economy on carbon emissions. the existing data and results show that the digital economy promotes the development of economic innovation, and at the same time, it promotes the low-carbon development due to the strong investment of science and technology to a certain extent. the carbon emission pollution index analyzes and compares the values of sulfur dioxide, ammonia nitrogen gas and particulate matter in the exhaust gas and the indicators of chemical oxygen demand in the waste water. considering the interference of various factors, the data selects the per capita disposable income of residents to represent the local affluence of anhui province; based on the employment situation of information transmission, software and information technology service industries, this paper discusses the promotion of the efficiency development of scientific and technological innovation on the reduction of low-carbon emissions in the digital economy. 3.3. data source the selected data are authentic and complete. the whole province of anhui province is taken as the research object, and the relevant factors of the impact of the digital economy on carbon emissions in anhui province from 2015 to 2020 are mainly collected. the data are from the national bureau of statistics of china. it covers the digital economy, energy consumption and government financial expenditure of anhui province, aiming to study the impact of green innovation development on carbon emissions under the digital economy in many aspects. 37 table 1. relevant factors of the impact of digital economy on carbon emissions in anhui province from 2015 to 2020 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 disposable income of residents (yuan) 18363 19998 21863 23984 26415 28103 permanent resident population at the end of the year (10000) 6011 6033 6057 6076 6092 6105 emission of main pollutants in waste gas sulfur dioxide emission (10000 tons) 48.01 27.20 19.54 16.27 15.10 10.86 nitrogen oxide emission (10000 tons) 72.10 70.08 58.37 58.77 57.34 46.43 particulate matter emission (10000 tons) —— 97.92 58.88 48.04 55.97 12.99 discharge of main pollutants in wastewater chemical oxygen demand emission (10000 tons) 87.11 33.84 32.39 34.61 34.19 118.60 ammonia nitrogen emission (10000 tons) 9.68 2.04 1.96 2.06 1.97 4.43 coal consumption (10000 tons) 15671.32 15728.68 16084.62 16673.06 16699.7 —— power consumption (100 million kwh) 1640.00 1794. 98 1921. 48 2135. 07 2301. 00 2428. 00 local fiscal expenditure on science and technology (100 million yuan) 147.94 259.50 260.41 294.81 377.95 369.98 local fiscal expenditure on environmental protection 124.83 133.64 198.64 209.32 312.12 190.83 urban employees in information transmission, software and information technology services (10000) 9.2 9.1 8.9 9.3 10.6 11.1 4. empirical research results and analysis the digital economy (dige), per capita disposable income (income), the number of permanent residents at the end of the year (popu), environmental pollution status (poll), coal consumption (coal), government science and technology expenditure (gover) and other data are substituted into the regression model, and the following regression results are obtained. at this time, the coefficient of digital economy to carbon emissions is -0.235. it is speculated that the digital economy may have a negative correlation with carbon emissions, but it fails to pass the significance test, indicating that the model fitting is low. considering whether there is a nonlinear relationship between the digital economy and carbon emissions, the quadratic term of the digital economy is added to the model to obtain the regression results. at this time, the quadratic term coefficient of the digital economy is negative, and the significance test of 5% indicates that under the influence of the digital economy, the carbon emissions level shows a trend of first positive increase and then negative decrease, which confirms the previous conjecture. that is, with the development of the digital economy, the carbon emissions caused by industrial upgrading in the initial stage are still high, and even due to further energy input in the process of industrial transformation and upgrading, the carbon emissions have a rising trend. when the development of the digital economy transits to the mature stage, industrial optimization and upgrading, capital, technology and human resources are fully utilized, which promotes the improvement of energy use efficiency, produces positive effects and reduces carbon emissions. among the other control variables, the coefficient of per capita disposable income is positive, which indicates that the carbon emissions are higher at the high-income level. from the analysis, the increase of income level will lead to the increase of consumption level. consumption will react on the production process, further expand the supply, and lead to the increase of carbon emission level. however, this result has not passed the significance test, indicating that the impact on the final result is not obvious. the regression coefficient of the number of permanent residents is positive, which indicates that with the increase of population size, the carbon emissions will increase, including the pollutants generated by daily production and consumption activities and the carbon dioxide generated during breathing. the regression coefficient of coal consumption is positive, indicating that the greater the coal consumption, the greater the carbon emissions. the regression coefficient of government science and technology expenditure is negative, indicating that government expenditure has a positive effect on energy conservation and emission reduction. table 2. results of basic regression analysis mod el r r2 adjusted r2 error in se change statistics debin watson variation of r2 change of f freedom 1 freedom 2 change of f 1 0.82 3 0.67 7 0.597 0.0958 0.677 8.392 1 4 .044 2 1.00 0 1.00 0 .0 0.323 . 4 0 . 0.818 38 table 3. test results of nonlinear relationship model nonstandard coefficient standard coefficient t significance b se beta 1 constant 6.092 .525 11.594 .000 sdige 29.454 10.167 .823 2.897 .044 2 constant -44212.517 .000 . . sdige -8.302 .000 -.232 . . lnpopu -33.191 .000 -1.301 . . lnpoll .288 .000 .638 . . lncoal 4607.680 .000 3.646 . . gover -.113 .000 -.634 . . 5. conclusions and suggestions china has long been committed to economic transformation and promoting multi-faceted development. now, china has ushered in a new stage of economic adjustment and optimization, transformation and upgrading. accelerating institutional change and innovation, and promoting the transformation and upgrading of the economic structure have become an important reform direction of china. the rise of the internet, big data and new media has made the digital economy play a significant role in promoting economic structural reform. at the same time, the penetration of digital economy in the implementation of energy conservation and emission reduction policies is also increasing. among the means of implementing the national "double carbon" goal, low-carbon emission reduction through industrial internet and digital transformation stands out. digitization is an important tool for national sustainable development and a long-term plan that must be implemented. based on the panel data of relevant factors of the impact of the digital economy on carbon emissions in anhui province from 2015 to 2020, this paper objectively analyzes the impact of the digital economy on the regional carbon emissions in anhui province, and concludes that the digital economy can promote the reduction of carbon emissions and sustainable green development in anhui province. the in-depth study of digital economy will help anhui province to find a mutually beneficial relationship between digital economy and green development, better understand the obstacles and bottlenecks encountered in green development in anhui province, and give birth to new methods to provide an optimized and upgraded path for green development in anhui province, thus having a far-reaching impact on environmental protection and long-term development in anhui province. based on the above research conclusions, this paper puts forward the following suggestions: first, strengthen the development of digital economy and integrate with low-carbon industries. at present, china's digital economy is booming and has a broad market prospect. anhui province should take advantage of this east wind to vigorously develop the digital economy, correctly judge the situation, dialectically view and comprehensively grasp the relationship between development and security, and improve and optimize the digital economy. focus on the construction of digital infrastructure and low-carbon industrial infrastructure, such as 5g network base stations, cloud computing, blockchain services and other digital economic infrastructure, and low-carbon economic infrastructure measures such as public transport, new energy development and green coverage, to comprehensively promote economic digitization and low-carbon development. master the autonomy of digital economy and promote the integration of digital economy and low-carbon economy. accelerate the coverage and penetration of digital economy technology and interconnection with low-carbon industries, promote efficiency reform, reduce the consumption of traditional resources, and catalyse the low-carbon emission reduction effect of technological innovation. we will guide enterprises in digital and low-carbon transformation, establish a clear network of rights such as data ownership, operation rights, use rights and income rights, expand the market advantage of "low-carbon industry digitization", and support the healthy and green development of the digital economy. second, promote the innovation of digital economy and improve the quality of green development. liu he, member of the political bureau of the cpc central committee and vice premier of the state council, pointed out at the 2022 national committee of the chinese people's political consultative conference that the development of the global digital economy seems to show a trend of intelligence, quantization and cross-border integration. we must carry out all-round reform of the digital economy and improve the quality and level of the digital economy. only in this way can the rate of return support the input cost. it is not an obvious move to be complacent. anhui province needs to make good preparations for tackling key technologies, optimize and transform traditional industries through big data, cloud computing, blockchain, artificial intelligence and other technologies of the digital economy, and improve the operation efficiency and energy efficiency of multiple industries. open up the multi-path development of the digital economy, promote competition through opening up, and promote innovation through competition. focus on research and development of low-carbon energy and carbon capture technologies, and improve the emission reduction effect of technological innovation and the economic capacity of technological innovation. implement the development concept of "innovation, coordination, green, openness and sharing", integrate technology into the new green pattern, and promote high-quality development. third, the combination of energy and digital economy should be reformed, and efforts should be made to realize the integration of energy revolution and digital revolution. the digital revolution is an important driving force to promote the development and reform of the energy system. anhui province should implement the new development strategy of 39 "four revolutions and one cooperation", use digital technology to improve energy use methods, improve energy utilization efficiency, optimize and adjust energy structure, actively explore new ideas, innovate new technologies and open up new methods for energy planning in the digital economy era, and meet the new future. integrate the internet thinking concept with the energy market, carry out the energy revolution through production, transmission, storage, consumption, recycling and other channels in combination with digital tools, reduce the share of traditional energy consumption, optimize the structure of energy production, transmission, storage and consumption, based on long-term development, and actively respond to the requirements of low-carbon emission reduction policies. fourth, based on regional development differences, promote the transformation of urban and rural governance. the endowment difference between cities and villages and the impact of the digital economy on carbon emissions are different. anhui province needs to formulate and implement different digital economy development strategies to achieve the promotion and reduction of carbon emissions. compared with rural areas, urban energy consumption is higher and carbon emissions are more serious. meanwhile, carbon reduction measures have greater impact on life and economy. the government needs to formulate targeted energy-saving and emission reduction policies and measures for different situations, adjust the 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[5] paul miller , james wilsdon. digital futures—an agendafora sutainable digital economy [j]. corporate environmental etrategy, 2008, 8(3): 275-280.r frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 1 domestic and foreign trade container generation measurement based on gcm & rm model ‐‐ the example of west african countries zhikuan ma 1, guangsheng wang 2, yuheng song 1, *, tong yu 2 and zhiyi lei 1 1 college of harbour, coastal and offshore engineering, hohai university, nanjing 210098, china 2 china harbour engineering company limited, beijing 100027, china abstract: as a country's economy continues to develop, the supply of materials required for the development of the country's major industries increases, and many of the products produced need to be exported abroad, which leads to greater demand for foreign trade. the increasing demand for foreign trade has led to a great development of the country's logistics industry and has also put pressure on the basic transport conditions. as domestic and international trade becomes more frequent, the domestic industry is boosted, and it is a question of how to accurately calculate and forecast the volume of containers generated for external and domestic trade. in this paper, the generation coefficient method is applied to calculate the volume of domestic and foreign trade containers generated in the study area, taking the countries of the west african region as an example, to determine their logistics needs. on the basis of this, a regression model is used to forecast the future container volumes of west african countries in conjunction with economic development trends. the forecast results can be used as a reference basis for the construction of transport infrastructure, port development and further logistics planning in the study area. keywords: container generation; generation coefficient method; multiple linear regression model. 1. background the west african region comprises a total of 29 countries in the west african region as well as the surrounding west african region, the study area including nigeria (ng), senegal (sn) , cameroon(cm) and other countries. the study area is shown in figure 1. figure 1. study area west africa is a region with poor infrastructure and low transport efficiency, but it is rich in resources. the growing demand for trade has led to an increase in the volume of goods transported, and with containers as the representative cargo type, it has become increasingly important to identify the key corridors for the transport of containerized goods and the construction of related infrastructure. the container generation volume, i.e., the container supply and demand in the port hinterland [1], can be used as an important basis for determining the key corridors, and can also be used to evaluate the degree of development of domestic and foreign trade. at present, the common models for measuring the container generation volume include multiple linear regression equation [2] and multi-factor dynamic analysis method [3]. 2. domestic and foreign trade container volume and volume forecasting model construction 2.1. domestic and foreign trade container volume model 2.1.1. construction of foreign trade container generation volume model based on gcm (generation coefficient method) foreign trade container generation size by a variety of factors, these factors mainly include: the scale of foreign trade, development speed, trade mode, regional flow, commodity structure, etc.. regional foreign trade scale and development speed is the carrier of foreign trade transport. generally speaking, the larger the scale of foreign trade, regional foreign trade container generation (q) is also the larger; the faster the speed of regional development, the faster the growth of foreign trade container generation, therefore, accurate evaluation and prediction of foreign trade scale and foreign trade development speed is an important basis for predicting foreign trade container generation. generally speaking, reflecting the port foreign trade container throughput and foreign trade volume between the growth elasticity coefficient but show first high, after maintaining a stable trend. 2 in addition, such as foreign trade system reform and international economic and trade situation changes and other internal and external factors affecting the development of foreign trade, will have an impact on the volume of foreign trade container generation. trade mode and trade scale, import and export structure, as well as foreign trade development speed and other factors, which in turn affect the generation of foreign trade containers. such as the development of processing trade and the increase of foreignfunded enterprises, will bring about the speed of foreign trade development and the proportion of suitable container goods to improve, thus strongly promote the growth of foreign trade container generation. and foreign trade import and export of regional flow is mainly affected by the flow of foreign trade containers. foreign trade commodity structure mainly through the control of various coefficients affect the generation of foreign trade containers. these coefficients include. (1) the generation of foreign trade goods density (m), that is, the weight of goods generated by each $ foreign trade volume, generally with the evolution of foreign trade commodity structure is an exponential function of decline, that is, the weight of the unit value of foreign trade goods with the increase in technical content and constantly reduce. (2) the proportion of foreign trade goods in the appropriate box goods (a), that is, the weight of the appropriate box goods and the total weight of foreign trade goods ratio. suitable for a wide variety of goods, involving most industrial sectors, its scope with the development of the economy and the expansion of container transport and expanding, for the time being, difficult to box the goods mainly for bulk, liquid goods, as well as some bulky and bulky pieces of goods. with the level of industrialization corresponding to the evolution of foreign trade commodity structure, the proportion of suitable container goods is bound to gradually increase. (3) the average weight of the container box (w). the weight of the container varies due to the containerized goods, and the accumulation of cargo factors are closely related. therefore, the average weight of the container is also due to the different structure of foreign trade commodities and different, generally between 8 to 15 tons per teu. (4) suitable box cargo packing rate (b). that is, the actual box weight and the ratio of the appropriate box cargo weight, and the level of development of the transport system itself. according to the above analysis on the container generation mechanism, this section adopts the generation coefficient method to predict the container generation volume. the basic idea of the method is: according to the foreign trade statistics to determine the generation density of foreign trade goods, according to the commodity structure of foreign trade to determine the proportion of foreign trade goods in the appropriate box, through the actual level of the market to determine the average box weight, in the comprehensive consideration of foreign trade goods generation coefficient, the appropriate box rate, the average box weight on the basis of the generation coefficient of the container (c). then, according to the container generation coefficient and foreign trade volume to project the container generation volume (q = cv). formula section (next section) according to the research, export container generation volume and the cycle of trade exports (to the annual cycle), foreign trade exports of the proportion of suitable container goods, foreign trade exports of the weight coefficient of suitable container goods, foreign trade exports of container boxing rate, foreign trade exports of the average container load, the establishment of the calculation formula is as follows: 1 (1) where: 1--the volume of export containers generated (teu). --total export foreign trade (usd billion). --ratio of exportable containerized goods in foreign trade (%) --weight coefficient of containerized cargo for foreign trade exports (tons/us$ billion) --the containerization rate of foreign trade export (%) -the average containerized weight of foreign trade exports (tons). imported container generation with the cycle of trade imports (to the annual cycle), foreign trade imports of suitable box cargo ratio, foreign trade imports of suitable box cargo weight coefficient, foreign trade imports of container boxing rate, foreign trade imports of container average load weight, the establishment of the following calculation formula. (2) where: --the volume of imported containers generated (teu). --total volume of imported foreign trade (usd billion). --the proportion of foreign trade imports of containerworthy goods (%) --the weight coefficient of foreign trade imports of containerized goods (tons/us$ billion) --the rate of containerization of foreign trade imports (%). --average load weight of foreign trade import containers (tonnes). 2.1.2. construction of domestic trade container production volume model based on multiple regression model the development of domestic trade has important strategic significance to the economic and trade development of a country, and is the top priority of national economic construction. the development of domestic trade also put forward higher requirements for domestic trade container transport, but blind investment, too much development and other problems can not be ignored, so the study of the development trend of domestic trade freight generation volume, the future of domestic trade transport supply to make reasonable planning, has a very important significance. the development of china's domestic trade is very rapid, and there have been many scholars in china who have conducted a lot of research on the generation mechanism of domestic trade freight and related forecasts, and have achieved more fruitful results. however, for the west african region covered in this study, due to the lack of statistical information on domestic trade freight for each country in west africa, it is impossible to directly obtain the domestic trade freight generation of each country in west africa, let alone to forecast the future freight generation. therefore, this paper needs to use multiple linear regression to obtain the relevant formulae to obtain the domestic freight generation of each west african country by analogy with the development of china from 1979 to 1988. the general form of the multiple linear regression model is . . . (3) where , , , are k+1 unknown parameters, is called the regression constant, , , are called the regression coefficients, is called the explanatory variable 3 (dependent variable), and , ,..., are called the explanatory variables (independent variables) and is the error term. for the error term it is assumed that 0 and that has the same variance , ~ 0, ). under the assumptions of the regression model there are. . . . (4) the above equation is called a multiple regression equation. once the multiple regression equation is obtained, a goodness-of-fit test is performed. the multiple coefficient of determination is a measure of the goodness of fit of the estimated multiple regression equation. the coefficient of determination, , is calculated as 1 (5) takes the value [0,1], the closer it is to 1 the better the equation fits. when testing the linearity of a multiple regression model, the f-test is usually used. the statistic f is calculated as. / / n-k-1 ~f , 1 (6) generally given 0.05, is found according to the f distribution table. if , the linear relationship is significant, and vice versa. in testing the significance of the regression coefficients, the t-test is usually used to test the regression coefficients and the t-statistic can be constructed as follows. ~t 1 (7) where is the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the regression coefficient , i.e. ∑ ∑ ∑ / ∑ ∑ (8) where is an estimate of the error term and the constructed statistic follows a t-distribution with degrees of freedom of 1, by looking up the table yields the critical value for the two-sided test. when | | , is considered significantly non-zero and the linear effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable is significant; when | | , is considered zero and the linear effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable is non-significant. in the initial assumptions of the regression model, the random error term needs to satisfy. 0, 1,2, . . . (9) cov , , , 1,2, . . . , (10) cov , 0, , 1,2, . . . , (11) however, in the study of real economic problems, a situation that violates the above assumptions, or heteroskedasticity, occurs when an explanatory variable or some explanatory variables have different effects on the explanatory variable as the observations change, resulting in different variances in the random error term. when heteroskedasticity occurs, it has a significant impact on the estimate of β _̂i. although the estimate of β _̂i is unbiased, it is not a minimum variance linear unbiased estimate, and will affect the final significance test, resulting in a poor fit of the model. residual plot analysis and rank correlation coefficient methods are generally used to test the heteroscedasticity of the model. when studying economic issues, it is not common for the explanatory variables to be completely uncorrelated. there are more independent variables involved, so it is difficult to find a set of independent variables that have a significant effect on the dependent variable and that are not correlated with each other. in the process of multiple linear regression analysis, it is generally assumed that the independent variables are not correlated with each other, i.e. there is no linear correlation. if the economic problem under study involves time-series information, often the economic variables will change together over time, and there will be multiple independent variables that are strongly correlated in the regression model, which may confuse the results of the regression and even have an impact on the value of the positive and negative signs of the parameter estimates. the test for multicollinearity in a regression model can generally be done by looking at the correlation coefficient matrix, with correlation coefficients between the independent variables close to 1, indicating the presence of linear correlation. it can also be judged on the basis of tolerance and variance expansion factors; the smaller the tolerance, the more severe the multicollinearity, and for the variance expansion factor, the larger it means the more severe the multicollinearity. in the modelling process, the regression model's multicollinearity can generally be dealt with by the elimination of variables method, stepwise regression method, increasing variance method, principal component regression method and ridge regression analysis method, as well as lasso regression. in this paper, the principal component regression method is chosen to deal with the multicollinearity problem in the regression model in the modelling process. 2.2. domestic and foreign trade container generation forecasting model based on linear regression model the time series method is a class of forecasting methods commonly used in economics and production. the trend of the object under examination over time is analysed to obtain a forecast result. in general, the time series method requires that the trend of the sample data over time be more consistent and significant, and it is more suitable for near-term and short-term forecasting, and not for mediumand long-term forecasting. however, the advantage of the time series method is that it assumes that time is the only influencing factor and does not consider various other influencing factors, which makes it easier to use. in this paper, we use onedimensional linear regression analysis, logistic regression analysis and exponential regression analysis for forecasting. (1) the forecasting model of the one-dimensional linear regression analysis method is (12) where: t--the value for year t of time (year). y --the value of freight generation in year t. b , b --parameters of the univariate linear regression equation. (2) the predictive model for the logistic regression analysis method is lnt (13) where: t--the value for year t of time (year). y --the value of freight generation in year t. b , b --parameters of the logistic regression equation. (3) the prediction model based on the exponential regression analysis method is (14) 4 where: t--the value for year t of time (year). y --the value of freight generation in year t. b , b --parameters of the exponential regression equation. after calculating by the above method, three different prediction equations for the country's freight generation can be obtained. in this paper, by comparing the correlation coefficients of the three different regression equations and taking into account the level of development of different countries, the most suitable equation for forecasting the freight generation of that country is determined. 3. calculation of foreign trade container generation volume taking countries in the west african region as an example 3.1. foreign trade container volume calculation 3.1.1. foreign trade container volume calculation base data (1) total foreign trade exports and imports most of the countries in the study area are agricultural and resource-producing countries, and their exports are mainly agricultural products and mineral resources, while their imports are mainly daily necessities and industrial products. these commodities account for a large proportion of the total exports and imports of the countries in the study region. in the context of the trade imbalances prevailing in the west african region, reducing logistics costs and increasing the value and volume of goods exported is a logical way to develop foreign trade. (2) ratio of foreign trade import and export of suitable box goods most of the export products of the countries in the study area are mainly ore resources and primary agricultural products, among which bulk ore and oil and gas do not belong to boxworthy goods, while general agricultural and livestock products can be exported as boxworthy goods. imports are mainly machinery and equipment and foodstuffs, most of which are essential materials for production and living, and all imported goods, except for a small amount of fuel, are containerized. therefore, the number of imported heavy containers in the region is generally much larger than that of exported heavy containers, and most containers are returned to the country of origin in the form of empty containers, which is an uneconomic trade mode in container transport and will inevitably lead to excessive logistics costs, which is not conducive to the sustainable development of the region. (according to the ministry of commerce of the people's republic of china's foreign investment guide and the website of china's economic counsellor's offices in the gulf of guinea region, the types and proportions of containerized cargoes of each country are shown in the appendix.) (3) the weight coefficient of containerized goods for foreign trade import and export with the upgrading of the structure of foreign trade commodities, the industrial added value of commodities will continue to increase, and the weight coefficient of foreign trade commodities will also decrease with the increase of industrial added value. as it is difficult to directly measure the weight of foreign trade containerized goods in the study area based on available data, this study uses data from relevant reports and papers for estimation. the weight of foreign trade containerised goods is related to the structure of goods and the value of goods in each region. generally speaking, the industrial structure of regions with higher level of economic development is more reasonable, the grade and value of products are relatively high, and the number of containers generated is relatively low. to china's yangtze river delta port hinterland foreign trade container generation as a base for prediction, the yangtze river delta region a natural box cargo value of about 25,000 u.s. dollars, according to each box 10t cargo weight conversion, then the yangtze river delta region of the appropriate box cargo weight coefficient of 40,000 tons / u.s. dollars, the gulf of guinea region of the country's economic development level is lower than the yangtze river delta, cargo structure is also relatively single, so its appropriate box cargo weight coefficient it should be greater than 40,000 tons/us$ billion. according to the research, the weight coefficient of foreign trade import and export cargo of nanjing port from 2008 to 2011 was 46,000 to 66,000 tons/us$ billion, and it is estimated that the weight coefficient of containerized cargo generated by the hinterland of nanjing port should be less than 46,000 tons/us$ billion for every us$100 million of foreign trade import and export volume, giving the current weight coefficient of containerized cargo of nanjing port as 40000 to 50000 tons/us$ billion, and predicting that the weight coefficient of containerized cargo will increase to 3.5 million to 4.5 million during the planning period. it is predicted that the awcf will increase to 35000~45000 tons/us$ billion during the planning period[4]. in the forecast of eritrea's container generation and throughput, the aftf for eritrea, an east african country, was taken as 55-60 million tonnes/us$ billion[5]. the degree of economic development of the study area is similar to that of east africa, which is lower than the economic level of yangtze river delta, and because the added value of export goods is lower than that of imported goods, the appropriate containerized cargo weight coefficient for exports is taken as 60,000 tons/us$ billion, and the appropriate containerized cargo weight coefficient for imports is 55,000 tons/us$ billion. (4) foreign trade import and export containerization rate the ratio of containerized goods, that is, the weight of containerized goods and the weight of foreign trade goods ratio. suitable for a wide variety of goods, involving light industrial products, hardware and chemicals, pharmaceutical products, handicrafts, electronic instruments and most industrial manufactured products, so the proportion of suitable containerized goods with a country's industry and the development of the level of container transport to increase. generally speaking, the higher the proportion of industrial products, the higher the proportion of suitable container goods, the proportion of suitable container goods with the upgrading of foreign trade commodity structure and increase. the container container rate of foreign trade goods and container transport development level, the higher the level of container development, the higher the container rate, the development trend is the container rate of suitable goods will gradually increase until the complete container. in horizontal view, china's shanghai, guangdong and other economically more developed areas of the container box rate of 85%, the yangtze river delta region can also reach 70% ~ 80%, while the developed countries box rate has reached 90% [6]. vertical view, china's foreign trade 5 container containerization rate level in 1985 only 18.5%, to 2005 the container containerization rate exceeded 70%. therefore, the containerization rate is a parameter indicator that can be rapidly increased according to the international market and the improvement of its own economic level. in the forecast of eritrea's container generation and throughput, its containerisation rate is taken as 65% to 70%. considering that the structure of export commodities in the gulf of guinea region is mainly agricultural and sideline products, the containerisation rate is not as high as that of imported goods, so this study takes the containerisation rate of export-suitable goods as 60% and that of import-suitable goods as 70%. 3.1.2. foreign trade container generation calculation results according to the container coefficient generation method, the container generation volume of each country in the delineated region is calculated, and the export and import container generation volumes of 29 countries in the delineated region for the 20 years from 2000 to 2020 are shown in the table 1 and table 2. table 1. export container production of countries in the study area (unit: teu) country 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 burkina faso (bf) 12843.6 14814.8 49064.4 72811.2 122491.6 gambia (gm) 1563.1 2802.8 3773 2910.6 4015.55 guinea (gn) 23111.55 29209.95 50970.15 61711.65 136209.15 cabo verde (cv) 954.8 2371.6 3788.4 4897.2 7145.6 guinea-bissau (gw) 1724.8 2772 3911.6 7761.6 7145.6 ghana (gh) 22360.8 32363.1 91938 119207.55 167151.6 ivory coast (ci) 106560.3 175375.2 263825.1 271078.5 301940.1 mali (ml) 2094.4 4238.85 7904.05 10460.45 13967.8 mauritania (mr) 8200.5 14437.5 47909.4 42319.2 65373 niger (ne) 7653.8 12882.1 31046.4 29321.6 30076.2 liberia (lr) 1216.6 2032.8 3080 4358.2 8485.4 sierra leone (sl) 250.25 3542 6930 11184.25 12955.25 nigeria (ng) 368291 1062619.25 1532665.75 883536.5 1076922 senegal (sn) 17767.75 30684.5 41695.5 54342.75 77500.5 sao tome and principe (st) 34.65 80.85 127.05 127.05 161.7 togo (tg) 4891.425 8543.15 13165.075 13623.225 14957.25 chad (td) 2113.65 35585.55 41580 28020.3 37017.75 cameroon (cm) 57143.63 94334.63 124653.38 150698.63 127512 central african republic (cf) 3719.1 2956.8 3234 1986.6 2887.5 benin (bj) 12104.4 17802.4 39516.4 73673.6 99083.6 morocco (ma) 93555 141064 236948.25 358415.75 455512.75 algeria (dz) 687737.05 1248701.3 1538791.1 928400.55 922067.3 equatorial guinea (gq) 16893.8 108785.6 154000 100100 49280 republic of the congo (cg) 76753.6 146146 262754.8 144082.4 219357.6 angola (ao) 182975.1 556917.9 1168744.5 766481.1 483644.7 gabon (ga) 102132.8 168075.6 272826.4 249880.4 197797.6 democratic republic of the congo (cd) 33656.7 55509.3 195841.8 237583.5 318525.9 namibia (na) 30237.9 47655.3 90528.9 74174.1 72534 south africa (za) 1107067.5 1949443.65 3179484 2799408.15 2961327.6 3.2. calculation of domestic freight generation 3.2.1. basic data required for the calculation of domestic trade freight generation (1) statistical data for the calculation of domestic trade freight generation in china due to the lack of statistical information on domestic freight transport in various countries in west africa, it is not possible to directly obtain the domestic freight transport generation of various countries in west africa, let alone to forecast the future freight transport generation. therefore, this paper uses multiple linear regression to obtain the relevant formulae for domestic freight generation for each west african country by analogy with the development of china from 1979 to 1988. the data on gdp, population, road length and railway length for china from 1979 to 1988 were obtained from the official website of the national bureau of statistics and are shown in the appendix. 6 table 2. import container production of countries in the study area (unit: teu) country 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 burkina faso (bf) 13798.4 27893.25 46488.75 70231.7 91953.4 gambia (gm) 3632.48 7297.68 8050.35 10930.15 19045.95 guinea (gn) 20304.9 25641 48440.7 75952.8 129140.55 cabo verde (cv) 7692.3 14795.55 27927.9 21794.85 27338.85 guinea-bissau (gw) 1455.3 2448.6 4550.7 4781.7 7992.6 ghana (gh) 90550.08 174980.575 357422.45 440642.125 406739.03 ivory coast (ci) 156756.6 176680.35 270131.4 296777.25 323111.25 mali (ml) 13860 25202.1 45784.2 75952.8 96026.7 mauritania (mr) 12235.3 38484.6 52148.25 99795.85 73977.75 niger (ne) 4989.6 11842.6 30245.6 30430.4 37976.4 liberia (lr) 7384.3 8246.7 13879.25 41799.45 24820.95 sierra leone (sl) 3955.88 10452.75 25438.875 38894.625 43370.25 nigeria (ng) 201362.7 600669.3 1143912 1208938.5 1209192.6 senegal (sn) 36113 77777.7 110117.7 134184.05 227080.7 sao tome and principe (st) 673.75 1131.9 2587.2 3207.05 3260.95 togo (tg) 3742.2 7068.6 10980.2 15738.8 13752.2 chad (td) 5492.03 16458.75 41580 64102.5 46344.38 cameroon (cm) 28432.25 55536.25 89127.5 107626.75 98078.75 central african republic (cf) 4054.05 6063.75 10395 11988.9 20859.3 benin (bj) 11919.6 19958.4 41048.7 67359.6 83414.1 morocco (ma) 243951.4 450011.1 798447.65 897623.65 1055658.5 algeria (dz) 375421.2 457772.7 896210.7 1139222.7 929082 equatorial guinea (gq) 10418.1 30261 126703.5 81427.5 39824.4 republic of the congo (cg) 11386.38 32657.63 99349.25 144819.675 117091.98 angola (ao) 81928 225113.35 449175.65 557676.35 257183.85 gabon (ga) 18433.8 31392.9 72210.6 73250.1 61838.7 democratic republic of the congo (cd) 50415.75 77673.75 232241.63 305353.125 342601.88 namibia (na) 30261 53615.1 120697.5 146708.1 94040.1 south africa (za) 943346.3 1960219.8 2895631.2 2948056.65 2345978.3 based on this data set, which spans a period of 20 years, future forecasts of foreign trade container volumes for the 29 countries in the delimited region can be made later on. (2) calculated statistics on domestic freight generation for west african countries after obtaining the relationship between domestic freight generation and gdp, population, road length and railway length using the multiple linear regression analogy method, the gdp, population, railway length and road length of west african countries from 2000 to 2020 can be found and then substituted into the formula to find the domestic freight generation of west african countries. gdp and population data for west african countries are obtained from world bank statistics. the data for railway length and road length were obtained from the gis database prior to the project. annual gdp, population, rail length and road length data for west african countries in the delineated region are presented in the appendix. and the information related to inland waterways of west african countries is mainly obtained from the national belt and road website. 3.2.2. calculation results of domestic freight generation the calculation of the domestic trade generation by road and rail for the 29 countries in the delineated region for the period 2000-2020 was obtained. most of the countries in west africa are constrained by economic development and natural conditions, as well as a serious lack of government investment in inland waterways. this paper considers the volume of domestic trade generated by river shipping as a separate issue, as most west african countries are lagging behind in terms of development in relation to maritime transport and have poor inland port and waterway infrastructure, and as river shipping accounts for a very small proportion of the total national domestic trade volume. the volume of inland trade generated by inland waterways shipping is calculated by obtaining data on the inland trade of certain countries as far as possible by searching for information. a correlation coefficient is obtained by comparing the volume of inland trade in inland waterway shipping with the volume of public and rail transport in that country. 7 table 3. domestic trade container generation in the countries of the study area (unit: 10000 tons) country 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 burkina faso (bf) 12378.78 13838.14 15496.70 16981.80 19068.83 gambia (gm) 693.93 847.69 1044.1 1165.42 1384.237 guinea (gn) 9892.26 11866.8 14373.92 16692.04 19729.07 cabo verde (cv) 256.04 318.51 410.2 412.59 435.39 guinea-bissau (gw) 594.77 681.34 784.34 890.44 1025.1 ghana (gh) 20130.42 21806.9 25487.30 28689.66 32152.13 ivory coast (ci) 17670.21 21115.44 24961 28953.65 33536.44 mali (ml) 16100.04 18195.09 20568.13 22723.69 25248.68 mauritania (mr) 12924.37 13705.36 14690.45 15443.53 16354.71 niger (ne) 5593.85 7088.91 8929.66 10777.05 13126.16 liberia (lr) 2414.36 4038.9 5868.12 7692.087 9367.08 sierra leone (sl) 1890.75 2642.96 3298.65 4037.385 4570.99 nigeria (ng) 97502.42 121124.51 156481 184646.1 189062.3 senegal (sn) 18430.84 21585.52 24829.42 27760.92 31367.06 sao tome and principe (st) 142.45 156.26 171.91 197.01 219.4832 togo (tg) 6537.86 7321.48 8182.94 9023.7 10193.24 chad (td) 4572.25 6332.48 7968.99 9221.06 10469.87 cameroon (cm) 22568.61 24868.65 27167.89 29162.23 31728.59 central african republic (cf) 2610.266 3180.07 3787.44 4133.14 4720.232 benin (bj) 9932.82 11030.54 12147.97 13177.32 14548.32 morocco (ma) 41616.12 47623.79 54572.5 58928.08 63924.66 algeria (dz) 76675.52 88724.99 102249.3 109297.7 113314.9 equatorial guinea (gq) 442.1 1375.48 2439.0136 2168.52 1902.41 republic of the congo (cg) 13507.22 14676.63 16336.52 16871.26 17369.80 angola (ao) 48141.26 54143.04 62650.52 69620.05 66020.54 gabon (ga) 10342.34 11568.56 12857.46 13524.16 14301.83 democratic republic of the congo (cd) 86390.7 97803.37 112319 128450.5 144355.34 namibia (na) 35485.92 38043.79 40713.87 42835.46 44982.95 south africa (za) 457521.1 543005.7 627580.7 688541.5 756544.5 table 4. calculation formula for predicting freight production country prediction formula of export output prediction formula of import output prediction formula of domestic trade output burkina faso (bf) 6353.92 12715268.9 4618.04 9227628.376 332.296 652362.14 gambia (gm) 98.21 194178.37 663 1322778.2 34.534 68396.71 guinea (gn) 8466.71 16966569.4 6336.9 12672287.7 480.9 952149.57 cabo verde (cv) 769746.5ln 5850460.37 392.96 765606.27 20658.25ln 156740.58 guinea-bissau (gw) 772767.88ln 5872851.01 299.01 596875.2 22.246 43916.24 ghana (gh) 18401101.58ln 139860675 44015881.7ln 334553792 662.601 1305916.93 ivory coast (ci) 9862.41 19595997.1 9898.56 19650298.5 797.743 1578236.09 mali (ml) 619.042 1236099.4 2768.28 334553792 462.444 908923.43 mauritania (mr) 2693.77 5378125.8 9362456.187ln 71152944.7 175.24 337593.75 niger (ne) 3086498.145ln 23451333.6 1766.34 3527839.6 377.629 749966.69 liberia (lr) 364.76 729030.9 3551309.87ln 26988352.3 354.649 706961.52 sierra leone (sl) 1778140.05ln 13515045.6 2278.575 4553706.25 135.44 268917.32 nigeria (ng) 38026.05 75337345.3 109242867.3ln 830038140 10204384.83ln 77462468 senegal (sn) 3011.975 6008265.8 8474.095 16911383.9 642.893 1267382.18 sao tome and principe (st) 7.17 14293.45 333158.62ln 2531615.26 7497.11ln 56847.15 togo (tg) 1157464.78ln 8791566.57 1298712.42ln 9866916.24 182.935 359441.88 chad (td) 2662648.59ln 20220492.6 1298712.42ln 9866916.24 301.876 599002.598 cameroon (cm) 10134836.97ln 76959307.5 8972963.7ln 68162778.1 460.235 897875.47 central african republic (cf) y 19.09t 34855.9 851.63 1701196.35 101.615 200552.572 benin (bj) y 5027.6t 10056262 4074.78 8143871.3 227.634 445356.84 morocco (ma) y 21274.475t 42494039.1 51374.47 102487808 2479.497 4944738.921 algeria (dz) y 0.692 ∗ e . ∗ 85147614.2ln 646803178 4226232.99ln 32044367.6 equatorial guinea (gq) y 2815.28t 5541197.6 3390.09 6740391.9 191749.38ln 1456493.68 republic of the congo (cg) 16119019.37ln 122411202 13085692.58ln 99486189.9 455355.46ln 3447459.74 angola (ao) 70748668.03ln 537271262 38609991.18ln 293279635 3043050.4ln 23095322.1 gabon (ga) 13142838.84ln 99764019 6488140.7ln 49292655.8 429426.07ln 3253513.65 democratic republic of the congo (cd) y 263488.79t 53156837.6 20391.375 40769875.8 2997.19 5910958.87 namibia (na) 6597985.06ln 50136055.7 11913379.2ln 90536180.2 491.757 947959.47 south africa (za) 219348555.9ln 1665785621 214423974ln 1628385939 15282.85 30102522.4 8 for the missing data, the inland waterway navigation conditions and quality of shipping infrastructure of the country are compared with the inland waterway navigation conditions and quality of shipping infrastructure of the country for which data is available by searching the relevant literature, and the correlation coefficients are adjusted appropriately in turn, and then multiplied with the existing data of public and railway traffic to obtain the inland waterway shipping domestic trade volume of the country. the total amount of inland freight generated in each country is obtained by adding the respective inland trade volume and the public and railway traffic volume. the calculated domestic freight generation for the 29 countries in the delimited region for the period 2000-2020 is shown in the table 3. 3.3. forecast of domestic and foreign trade generation for west african countries after the calculation, the formula for the forecast of freight generation for the 29 countries in the west african region was selected and obtained as shown in the table 4. from the formula, the freight generation in 2030 for the 29 african countries in the delimited region can be calculated as shown in the table 5. 4. conclusion the huge logistics demand brought about by the rapid economic development of the west african region has led to an increasing demand for infrastructure and logistics corridor construction. according to the measurement results in table 5, countries such as south africa, nigeria, algeria and morocco are represented by a large volume of import and export generation, which represents a large logistics demand. and most of the countries in west africa region have the problem of imbalance between import and export trade, with most of the countries represented by gambia, ghana, etc., the trade import volume is larger than the export volume, which subsequently brings the problem of container utilization rate. the volume of containers generated by the countries in the west african region will have a large growth in the future, bringing huge logistics needs, and the improvement of infrastructure and logistics corridors should meet their needs. while considering the construction of logistics corridors, reducing logistics costs and improving logistics efficiency, attention should also be paid to the issue of container utilisation. table 5. freight production in study area by 2030 country forecast results of export production by 2030 (teu) forecast results of import production by 2030 (teu) forecast results of domestic trade production in 2030 (10,000 tons) burkina faso (bf) 183188.7 146992.82 22198.74 gambia (gm) 5187.93 23111.8 1707.31 guinea (gn) 220851.9 191619.3 24077.43 cabo verde (cv) 11768.15 32102.53 588.33 guinea-bissau (gw) 12387.71 10115.1 1243.14 ghana (gh) 278270.12 661966.87 39163.1 ivory coast (ci) 424695.2 443778.3 41182.2 mali (ml) 20555.86 118892.2 29838.02 mauritania (mr) 90231.36 149565.54 18143.45 niger (ne) 54791.41 57830.6 16620.18 liberia (lr) 11431.9 57681.7 12975.95 sierra leone (sl) 26897.52 71801 6025.88 nigeria (ng) 1855536.2 1932713.46 251994.88 senegal (sn) 106043.45 291028.95 37690.61 sao tome and principe (st) 261.65 5651.18 249.27 togo (tg) 23443.36 23806.21 11916.17 chad (td) 57682.75 60311.82 13805.68 cameroon (cm) 225493.41 173438.73 36401.58 central african republic (cf) 3896.8 27612.55 5725.88 benin (bj) 149766 127932.1 16740.18 morocco (ma) 693145.15 1802366.1 88639.98 algeria (dz) 1026669.55 1663262.03 141739.87 equatorial guinea (gq) 173820.8 141490.8 3829.53 republic of the congo (cg) 347881.8 171710.82 20432.3 angola (ao) 1535812.34 765991.12 79913.96 gabon (ga) 329095.69 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[6] z.w.li. forecast of foreign trade container production volume in yangtze river delta port hinterland [j]. china water transport,2014(06):18-19. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 77 intelligent calculation of automobile brand power score based on analytic hierarchy process and entropy weight method tie wang a, jing yang b, junlei wang c, fan zhang d, * china automotive technology&research center co., ltd., china a wangtie@catarc.ac.cn, b yangjing2012@catarc.ac.cn, c wangjunlei@catarc.ac.cn, d, * m13502037247_3@163.com * corresponding author: fan zhang (email: m13502037247_3@163.com) abstract: in order to improve the brand power of national auto brands and build a strong country for national auto brands, based on the research of this paper, the use of analytic hierarchy process and entropy weight method is used to calculate the score of auto brand power. first, consult a large amount of information to determine the relevant indicator factors. here, eight indicators are selected, respectively from market research data and sales-related market-side data. then, the ahp + entropy weight method is used to calculate the first-level index score of the user terminal according to the questionnaire questions of the second-level index. secondly, on the basis of eight index scores, the entropy weight method is used to calculate the first-level index weight, and the weighted sum method is used to calculate the brand power. finally, four brands are used for experimental verification, and the results meet the actual situation. therefore, the method studied in this paper can be used as a reference for promoting brand power. keywords: brand power; ahp; ewm; national automobile. 1. background introduction on the afternoon of july 23, 2020, general secretary xi jinping, who was inspecting in jilin province, came to china faw group research and development institute, walked into the laboratory and inspected the latest styles of vehicle products of independent brands such as "hongqi". xi jinping said: "at present, the international automobile manufacturing industry is very competitive, and trends such as informatization and intelligence are constantly developing. for us, there are opportunities in danger, and opportunities in danger. in our own hands, we should establish this ambition and promote the national automobile brand ". after that. various automobile enterprises, research institutes, automobile related associations and other institutions formulate relevant policies and research methods according to the call of the general secretary, so as to help the upward development of national automobile brands. as a stateowned central enterprise, china automobile center (china automobile technology research center co., ltd., referred to as: catarc) and the second-level unit china automobile information technology co., ltd. (china automobile information technology co., ltd.) invested nearly 10 million funds as major special projects to study national automobile brands. it aims to help self-owned brand cars improve their core competitiveness and build a world auto power. the current competition between enterprises is mainly the competition of their brand power, and this has even become the core competitiveness of enterprises to survive, develop and win the business sea. brand power varies in form and size because of its different entities. brands can generate a "force", and the role of this "force" is unparalleled. it can create value and wealth, improve efficiency, and is a crucial "productivity" that enterprises must rely on for competition. therefore, we vividly call it "brand power". therefore, there is an urgent need for a breakthrough in the research of brand power: objectively, rationally and practically integrating the related elements and their operating mechanism of brand power from the perspectives of strategy and tactics, so as to inject new blood and strength into brand practice. therefore, we should establish a model and method to measure automobile brand power. to calculate the size of brand power, first determine the influencing factors affecting brand power, then calculate the weight of each influencing factor, and finally calculate the weighted sum to obtain the score of brand power. brand power is related to two parts of data sources. the first is related to the user's mind; the second is related to the data of market sources, such as brand market share, brand circulation rate and brand premium. therefore, this paper uses analytic hierarchy process combined with entropy weight method to calculate the weight of indicators. analytic hierarchy process set entropy weight method has been successfully applied in many fields to comprehensively calculate the weight of complex system indicators; for example, wang yang [1] and others lack operability and pertinence to expressway, so they study and establish a set of scientific, reasonable and operable environmental risk assessment methods suitable for expressway. the main research is to select the analytic hierarchy process to layer the relevant factors affecting the transportation risk of dangerous chemicals on the expressway, then determine the weight of different factors according to the entropy weight method, quantitatively evaluate the risk by using the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method, and finally form an evaluation model for the environmental risk of the expressway. wang benqiang [1-2] and others constructed the evaluation index system of interregional scientific and technological innovation ability from the aspects of environment, input, output, efficiency and performance, and comprehensively evaluated the development level of scientific and technological innovation ability in various 78 regions of anhui province by using analytic hierarchy process entropy weight method (ahp-ewm). the results show that there are huge differences in the ability of scientific and technological innovation between regions within the province, but the regions with similar resource endowments show a certain degree of similarity. the radiation capacity is still weak. hefei, wuhu, chuzhou and maanshan contribute the most to the province's scientific and technological innovation achievements. basic service facilities are an important factor in attracting scientific and technological innovation talents. in view of this, it is proposed that anhui province should establish a platform for co-construction, sharing, cooperation and exchange of scientific and technological innovation resources and a comprehensive evaluation mechanism for scientific and technological innovation efficiency, and implement the "three-pronged" strategy of attracting and training scientific and technological innovation talents, in order to solve the problem of low scientific and technological innovation output and regional areas. the problem of unbalanced development between countries will be solved, so as to promote the high-quality and coordinated economic development of various regions in the province. xiong hanwu [3] and others proposed a power cable quality evaluation method based on entropy weight-analytic hierarchy process fusion, which fully mines a large amount of data in the supervision process such as sampling and testing, and calculates the quality of power cables by means of test item assignment weight and detection level division. the quality weighted score of the inspection products, combined with the mathematical statistical analysis method, realizes the ranking of the supply quality of the qualified suppliers. selected 500 product sampling reports from 10 qualified suppliers, and carried out quality analysis and ranking. the research results suggest that this method can better distinguish the quality level of different qualified suppliers, and evaluate the consistency and continuity of the product quality of qualified suppliers, which is of great significance to the improvement of power cable product quality and the optimization of supplier product performance. to sum up, this paper proposes an analytic hierarchy process+entropy weight method to calculate the score of automobile brand power, aiming at helping self-owned brand cars to improve their brand power, not forgetting the general secretary's entrustment, and striving to promote national automobile brands. 2. method research the research method of this paper is shown in figure 1, which mainly includes five parts: data source, data preprocessing, calculation weight, and calculation of car brand power. among them, the data source is the user data obtained by market research and the market data obtained from the car website, at the same time, there is an introduction of data indicators; data preprocessing includes the search and processing of missing data, the missing and processing of outliers; the calculation weight is obtained by the comprehensive calculation method of the analytic hierarchy process and the entropy weight method, and the accuracy of the calculation weight is obtained. the accuracy rate is higher than that of a single and unique algorithm; the calculation of car brand power is calculated by the method of weighted summation, and finally the national cars are ranked according to the score of brand power. fig 1. research method of this paper 2.1. data source the data source is composed of two parts, the first: user data (subjective data), and the second: market-side data (objective data). therefore, the data source uses a combination of subjective and objective methods to calculate car brand power. each data module will be introduced one by one below. 2.1.1. user data the acquisition method of user data is obtained by means of questionnaire scoring. the value range of each index and corresponding score of questionnaire survey user data are shown in table 1 below. table 1. each indicator of user data and its corresponding value range primary index secondary index score range brand awareness popularity integer between 1 and 5 familiarity integer between 1 and 5 brand association associative intensity integer between 1 and 5 positive tropism integer between 1 and 5 uniqueness integer between 1 and 5 brand attitude positivity integer between 1 and 5 consideration degree integer between 1 and 5 preference degree integer between 1 and 5 brand resonance consistency integer between 1 and 5 attachment integer between 1 and 5 reputation integer between 1 and 5 recommendation degree integer between 1 and 5 2.1.2. market data the data on the market side are obtained from various auto portals, such as auto home, pacific auto network, e-car network, vehicle quality network and other platforms. the 79 value range of each index and corresponding score on the market side are shown in table 2 below. table 2. each indicator on the field side and the corresponding score range first-level indicator calculation score range market share sales of a brand divided by sales of all brands in the same market 0-100% (with two decimal places) hedging rate the selling price of a car of a certain brand is divided by the price at the time of purchase, generally based on the 3-year value retention rate 0-100% (with two decimal places) user flow potential difference in a given year, the sales that bought the brand minus the sales that lost the brand brand premium all brands of cars in the same market segment are arranged in descending order of transaction price, and the gap between each car and the car with the lowest transaction price is calculated 2.2. data preprocessing data preprocessing includes the missing value search and processing of data, and the missing and processing of abnormal values; each part is described below. 2.2.1. missing outliers there are two kinds of abnormal data: (1) the abnormal value does not belong to this population, and the sampling is wrong. one (some) data is extracted from another population, and its value is quite different from the average of the population; (2) although the abnormal value belongs to the population, it may be the extreme expression of the inherent random variability of the population, for example, the data exceeding 3σ has a small probability of occurrence. the methods of judging outliers are as follows: first, physical discrimination method: according to people's existing understanding of objective things, judge that the measured data deviate from the normal results due to external interference, human error and other reasons, and judge and eliminate them at any time during the experiment; second, statistical discrimination method: give a confidence probability and determine a confidence limit. if the error exceeds this limit, it is considered that it does not belong to the range of random error, and it is eliminated as abnormal data. it is sometimes difficult to judge abnormal data by physical discrimination method. at this time, statistical discrimination method can only be used to judge the distinction of abnormal data [4-5]. this paper adopts the 3σ principle to detect outliers. the 3σ criterion is also known as the laida criterion. it first assumes that a set of test data only contains random errors, calculates and processes them to obtain the standard deviation, and determines an interval according to a certain probability. it is considered that any error exceeding this interval does not belong to the random error is a gross error, and the data containing this error should be eliminated, and 3σ is applicable when there are many sets of data. in a normal distribution, σ represents the standard deviation and μ represents the mean. x=μ is the symmetry of the image. the 3σ principle is: the probability of numerical distribution in (μσ, μ+σ) is 0.6827, the probability of numerical distribution in (μ-2σ, μ+2σ) is 0.9545, and the probability of numerical distribution in (μ-3σ, μ+ 3σ) with a probability of 0.9973. therefore, it can be considered that the value of y is almost all concentrated in the interval (μ-3σ, μ+3σ), and the possibility of exceeding this range is less than 0.3%. 2.2.2. handling of abnormal values in this paper, outliers are treated as missing values. the processing of missing values is shown in the following sections. 2.2.3. detection of missing values in practice, data is often missing for some reasons, and only a part of data can be observed, which is commonly called missing data in statistics [6]. causes of missing value: information cannot be obtained temporarily, information is missing, one or some attributes are unavailable, some information (considered) is unimportant, the cost of obtaining this information is too high, and the realtime performance requirements of the system are high, that is, it is required to make judgments or decisions quickly before obtaining this information. in this paper, the method of mathematical statistics is used to detect missing values. 2.2.4. handling of missing values general processing methods for missing values: (1) retain missing data (do not do any processing for missing data); (2) discard the samples containing missing data (that is, delete the objects (tuples and records) with missing information attribute values, so as to obtain a complete information table); (3) filling method: treat missing values as a special attribute value, mainly in the following ways: (a) replace all missing data with average or mode; (b) using machine learning methods, such as regression or decision tree induction, these methods directly deal with the estimation of model parameters rather than the vacancy value prediction itself. in this paper, the hot card method is used to fill in missing values: that is, to find a sample with the most similar and complete data in the database, and then use the value of this similar object to fill in. for example: (variable y is similar to variable x, all cases are sorted according to the value of y, then the missing value of variable x can be replaced by the data of the case before the missing value), use hot card to fill after the data is imputed by the method, the standard deviation of the variable is close to that before the imputation. 3. calculate weights weight refers to the importance of a factor or index relative to something, which is different from the general proportion. it reflects not only the percentage of a factor or index, but also the relative importance of a factor or index, which tends to contribute or be important. generally, weight can be judged and calculated by dividing multiple hierarchical indicators. commonly used methods include single methods for calculating weight, such as analytic hierarchy process, entropy weight method, critic method, fuzzy method, fuzzy analytic hierarchy process, expert evaluation method, etc. at the same time, there are mixed calculation methods combining them. because the data source of this paper is composed of subjective evaluation data scored by investigation and some objective data on the market side, such as sales volume, the analytic hierarchy process and entropy 80 weight method are used to comprehensively calculate the weight. 3.1. analytic hierarchy process using ahp to analyze the problem generally goes through the following five steps, as shown in figure 2 below. fig 2. five steps of ahp analysis (1) establish hierarchical model structure methods: divide the decision objectives, factors to be considered (decision criteria) and decision objects into the highest level, middle level and lowest level according to the relationship between them, and draw the hierarchical structure diagram, as shown in figure 3 below decision making level (the highest level): brand strength score; fig 3. hierarchy diagram of this paper middle layer 1 (criterion layer): the factors considered include 12 secondary index factors, such as popularity, familiarity, association strength, positivity, uniqueness, enthusiasm, consideration, preference, consistency, attachment, reputation and recommendation; middle layer 2 (criterion layer): the factors considered include four primary indicators: brand awareness, brand association, brand attitude and brand resonance; solution layer: p1: the market share of the product increased, p2: the guide price and transaction price of the product increased, and p3: the word-of-mouth satisfaction of the increased word-of-mouth. (2) construct judgment matrix the consistent matrix method proposed by saaty et al. is adopted, that is, all factors are not compared as a whole, but pairwise comparisons are made. when comparing, the relative scale is used to minimize the difficulty of comparing different factors and improve the accuracy. for example, criterion level 1 contains 12 criterion factors, c1: popularity, c2: familiarity, ..., c11: reputation, c12: recommendation; p1: market share of improved products, p2: guide price and transaction price of improved products, p3: word-of-mouth satisfaction of improved word-of-mouth. compare this with the score of the car brand power of the target level, that is, the constructed judgment matrix a is shown in the following formula (1), where the number represents the scale, and the meaning of each scale is shown in table 3 below, and the same can be obtained for the criterion level 2. 1 2 11 12 1 1/ 2 3 5 2 1 5 5 1/ 3 1/ 5 2 1 1 1/ 3 1/ 5 3 1 1 c c c c a                        (1) table 3. meaning of digital scale scale meaning 1 of equal importance 3 pairwise, one factor is slightly more important than the other 5 pairwise, one factor is significantly more important than the other 7 pairwise, one factor is strongly more important than the other 9 pairs are compared, one factor is extremely important than the other 2, 4, 6, 8 the median of the above consecutive judgment values reciprocal the judgment ,i ja for the comparison of factors i and j, then the judgment , ,1 /j i i ja a for the comparison of factors j and i (3) hierarchical order the so-called single-level ordering refers to the ordering of the importance of each factor in this level for a certain factor in the previous level. the method adopted is to solve the maximum eigen root of the judgment matrix and its corresponding eigenvector. the steps are as follows: 1) each column of the matrix is normalized as shown in the following formula (2): 81 , , , 1 i j i j m i j i a g a    (2) 2) the normalized judgment matrix is g, as shown in the following formula (3); ,i jg g    (3) 3) the matrix normalized by columns is summed by rows as shown in the following formula (4). 1 2( , , , )tnw w w w  (4) normalize the vector w as shown in formula (5) below, 1 i i m i i w w w    (5) 4) calculate the maximum characteristic root aw w to obtain w and  (4) consistency check of judgment matrix 1) define the consistency index with the following formula (6): 1 m ci m     (6) 2) define ri: in order to measure the size of ci, the random consistency index ri is introduced, and the calculation formula of ri is shown in the following formula (7): 1 2 500 1 2 500 500= 500 -1 mci ci ci ri m            (7) the value of random consistency index ri is shown in table 4 below: table 4. stochastic consistency index ri value n 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ri 0 0 0.58 0.90 1.12 1.24 1.32 1.41 1.45 1.49 1.51 3)define the consistency ratio cr, and the calculation method of cr is as follows (8): ci cr ri  (8) generally, when the consistency ratio cr is less than 0.1, it is considered that the inconsistency degree of a is within the allowable range and has satisfactory consistency. through the consistency test, its normalized eigenvector can be used as the weight vector, otherwise, the pair comparison matrix a shall be reconstructed and adjusted. (5) hierarchical total ranking and its consistency test the ranking weight process of determining the relative importance of all factors in a certain level to the overall goal is called hierarchical general ranking. this process is carried out sequentially from the top to the bottom. for the highest level, the result of the hierarchical single sort is also the result of the total sort. 3.2. entropy weight method the main steps of calculating the weight by entropy method are: (1) data standardization, (2) calculating the information entropy of each index, (3) calculating the redundancy of information entropy, and (4) determining the weight of each index; let's explain each step step by step. (1) data standardization: normalization of data is to scale the data so that it falls into a small specific interval. it is often used in some comparison and evaluation index processing to remove the unit limitation of the data and convert it into a dimensionless pure value, so that indicators of different units or magnitudes can be compared and weighted. the most typical one is the normalization of data, that is, the data is uniformly mapped to the [0,1] interval. common data normalization methods are: min-max normalization, log function conversion, z-score normalization (zero-mena normalization), fuzzy quantization method, etc. the text is normalized by min-max. assume that data set d has m sample data, namely 1 2d=[x ,x , ,x ]tm ; in which, it is assumed that each sample has n features, namely , ,2 ,[ , , , ]m m n m m nx x x x  . the min-max standardized formula is shown in the following formula (9): , , min( ) max( ) min( ) i j j i j j j x x y x x    (9) where ,i jy represents the data after the standardization of the j-th index of the i-th sample, ,i jx represents the data before the standardization of the j-th index of the i-th sample, min( )jx represents the minimum value of the j-th column index, and max( )jx represents the maximum value of the j-th column index. (2) find the information entropy of each indicator: according to the definition of information entropy in information theory, the formula for calculating the information entropy of a group of data is shown in the following formula (10). 1 , , 1 ln( ) ln n j i j i j i e n p p     (10) where , 1 ij i j n ij i y p y    , if , 0i jp  , defines , 0 lim ln 0 i j ij ijp p p   . (3) calculate the information entropy redundancy (difference), the redundancy calculation formula is shown in formula (11): 1j jd e  (11) (4) calculate the weight of each index, as shown in formula (12): 82 1 j j m j j d d     (12) 3.3. comprehensive calculation method assuming that b is the weight calculated by the ahp, and c is the weight calculated by the entropy weight method, this paper uses the average method to calculate the weight, as shown in the following formula (13), and w is the result of comprehensive calculation of the weight. 1 ( ) 2j j jw a b  (13) 4. example analysis because it is necessary to calculate all the weights of the secondary indicators under each primary indicator, and the sum of the weights of the secondary indicators under each primary indicator is 1. therefore, to calculate the first-level indicators of the user survey data, we should use the (ahp+ewm) comprehensive calculation method to calculate the weights four times, and then calculate the first-level indicators of each user. for the market source data terminal, the normalization method is used to remove the dimension, and then it is combined with the four first-level indicators of user research to form 8 first-level indicators for weight calculation. at this time, the ewm method is used alone to calculate the weight. in this paper, 4 car brands are used as experimental data, namely a, b, c and d. the weights of the 8 first-level indicators of the test brands are shown in table 5 below. table 5. the weight of the first-level index of the test brand indicator name brand awareness brand association brand attitude brand resonance market share rate of maintaining value user circulation brand premium weight 0.11 0.11 0.12 0.11 0.11 0.09 0.17 0.20 the brand power scores and rankings of the four automobile brands are shown in table 6 below. table 6. brand power scores and rankings of four automobile brands brand name score ranking a 79.9 1 b 62.7 2 c 46.3 3 d 40.9 4 5. conclusion this paper uses eight indicators to calculate the calculation of automobile brand power, which are four user indicators and four market-side data sources. the simulation results are consistent with the actual situation and have a certain reference function. enterprises can use the scores and weights of various indicators to analyze the areas for improvement of products and promote the upward development of new energy vehicles. in the future, the text will consider more indicators, and the calculation results will be more accurate. references [1] wang yang, li hengjun, chen lanfang. highway environmental risk assessment method based on ahp-entropy weight method and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation [j]. traffic world, 2022 (z1): 11-13. doi:10.16248/j. cnki.11-3723/u. 2022. z1.050. 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[6] https://www.jianshu.com/p/fa73a07cd750. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 48 simulation design and analysis of re modulation structure based on optical network yuyan shang a, chuanwu zhang b southwest minzu university, chengdu 610041, china a1006787017@qq.com, bzcw@swun.edu.cn abstract: with the development of information age, the optical fiber communication network has also been greatly developed, and a large number of optical fiber systems should be shipped. wavelength division multiplexing technology has become the most important technology in optical communication, which has a strong practical significance. the aim of this paper is to design and analyze the digital optical communication system by using the optical system. using the most suitable configuration, including the optical transmission system at 1310nm and 1550nm wavelength as input power, using single-mode and multi-mode fiber as transmission, using zeroing code and non-zeroing code for modulation and demodulation system to code information, so as to maximize the spectral efficiency of the whole system. there are three evaluation indexes, including signal output power, signal noise spectrum, and transmission rate of two kinds of optical fiber. keywords: optical network; wdm; otdm; opti system. 1. introduction 1.1. introduction to optical network development an optical network is an optical fiber-based communication structure that serves as a means of disseminating information. the optical fiber network is not only suitable for the optical fiber transmission line, but also suitable for the transmission line with large capacity, long distance and high reliability, which is ensured by the optical fiber. on this basis, links and connections between multi-node networks are established through photonic and electronic management techniques. since the 1970s, the field of optical fiber communication has made breakthroughs in key technologies such as optical fiber destruction, semiconductor lasers, etc., leading to the use of optical fiber communication. after nearly 40 years of development, optical fiber network has become the main source of our information network. at present, the optical fiber network is capable of providing a communication speed of 100 gigabytes per second and data transmission of thousands of kilometers.the evolution of fiber optic networks has been through simple pdh systems in the 1980s, singlemode communication systems in the mid-1990s, and the latest wdm technologies. all this shows that only the network is developing rapidly and will become the center of the future development of the communication network. optical communication systems use high frequency media in the visible or near infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum. sometimes they are called light waves. they are different from microwave systems. the carrier frequency in the microwave system is usually low, and the optical fiber communication system is an optical system for transmitting information through optical fibers. in fact, lightwave and microelectronics are seen as major factors in the "information age.".optical fiber communication systems have many advantages over metal-based communications. these advantages include: signal transmission line length, bandwidth, small weight, small diameter, strong conductivity, safety. with the society fully entering the internet era, the amount of data transmission on the network has increased dramatically.the use of optical fiber communication technology has become a major feature of modern communication technology, and optical networks have become the most important infrastructure in the new generation of information networks. 1.2. brief introduction to optical network structure the basic fiber optic system consists of three components, as shown in the figure below. figure 1. optical network structure first, the transmitter on the launch site converts the electrical signal into a light signal. most of the light sources used in fibers emit at one of three wavelengths: 850 nm, 1300 nm, and 1550 nm, which is the ideal wavelength. they show the smallest drop. the two main types of light sources currently in use are leds, leds and laser diodes, lds.the actual choice of source and other sources depends on the type of application, cost, desired conclusions, and temperature factors. lds have a nonlinear output, typically measured in milliwatts, and the output of lds is extremely narrow, with a spectral spread between 1 nm and 10 nm, although the diffusivity of leds may be as high as 100 nm. due to the high export potential and communication efficiency of ld,therefore, it is well suited for long-distance transfers.] typically, the code is input directly to the light source or to an external modulator by modulating the output light source, such as a semiconductor laser. there are two options for 49 optical bit rate modulation. the second part of the fiber optic system is the optical fiber, which is the actual carrier of the optical fiber made of glass or plastic. a typical fib optic fiber consist of a core, a sheath, and a housing, and is primarily composed of two fiber optic fiber type: step index and progressive index. there are three types of fiber optics: single mode and multimode. as we can see,multimode step-index propagation, while single-mode fiber only allows the propagation of a single ray. ld is usually used for fiber optic communication because the fiber diameter is as small as ± 6. the third part is that optical detectors, like light sources, are semiconductors used in almost all fiber optic instruments. an instrument for detecting pin diodes and avalanche photodiodes. the main optical components include:optical transmitter, optical receiver, optical fiber, optical amplifier and other devices. optical fiber network is the basis of optical fiber transmission network, because it is the means of transmitting optical signals from the optical source to the receiving end. due to optical signal attenuation during transmission, optical amplifiers such as edfas are required to restore the quality of the signal. however, when the signal is amplified, the system introduces additional noise. the simplest optical fiber communication system has only one wavelength,wdm a is an interdependent electrical potential signal modulate by optical carriers of different wavelength, which allows it to propagate through an optical fiber. this technique provides a sufficient bandwidth and can be flexible when transmitting wdm signals, even if they have multiple wavelengths or are scaled down to ensure elastic coupling. to synthesize multiple channels of different wavelengths into a complex channel, multiple modulator wavelengths can be used,a complex wdm channel is divided into multiplexers of different wavelengths. in order to increase the intensity of the source signal, an optical modulator is also required. the main purpose of an optical receiver is to convert the optical signal generated by a single-mode fiber optical fiber into an electrical signal and to recover the source data as much as possible. an input optical signal should be increase in advance during that photoelectric amplification, and then,use an optical filter to remove amplified spontaneous emission, ase, or select a specific channel to pass through the doppler. the optical signal conversion of the electrical wave signal is performed using a broadband detector with subsequent electrical amplification. to reduce the disturbance during the cycle, you can also use an equalizer. figure 2. optical network development over the past few years, bandwidth issues have arisen on the ground. no matter how quickly or how quickly we increase the availability of the spectrum, new applications suddenly consume all our capabilities. in order to solve this problem, it has become a research topic to exploit the use of our optical system spectrum.it is then possible to introduce various wave frequencies on the same cable and the resulting increase in throughput. we see an increase of 16-30 times that of the original monogenic fiber. at present, these capabilities have reached the limit, and the expected change will be 128 times that of the existing optical fiber communication technology. this means that in the past, when an object was equipped with optical fibers,it must be replaced with new technology, and the system will be used in the field only to replace the electronics on the line. we can expect that these achievements will provide virtually unrestricted frequency bands without major changes in infrastructure. in the future, we want to reduce costs, improve bandwidth utilization, and simplify implementation to meet our needs for high-speed communications. 2. optical network technology 2.1. detection of modulation schemes first, understand the coherent direct control modulation system. the main forms of optical modulation can be divided into the following categories: 1 means that there is a pulse, 0 means that there is no pulse; the signal enters a sinusoidal pulse amplitude , 3 in psk, information in phase; fsc, information in frequency; v-polsk, the information enters the polarization state. first, a direct definition of nrz and rz modules will be discussed here. nrz is considered the simplest modulation, compared to the "periodic signal amplitudes of 1's and 0's" for the rz bit coal industry. the rz range is larger than the corresponding nra. then its coherent detection system. compared with the direct detection method, the correlation test has the following advantages: sensitive control, strong selectivity, and strong selectivity. use a modulated fixed-amplitude format to facilitate dispersion and other issues. the photoelectric signal generated by semiconductor laser must be modulated before it is transmitted by optical fiber. this modulation can be achieved by adjusting the displacement current of the semiconductor laser, and for some specific lasers, this modulation can even be maintained up to 40 gigabytes per second. in practice, however, such modulation is rarely used,because this modulation causes fluctuations in frequency and current, that is, in some cases, this modulation may cause fluctuations in frequency and current. the audio frequency spectrum of broadband light sources limits the performance of the system. therefore, direct tuning systems are often only suitable for low speed and distance communication networks. when the transmission speed reaches or exceeds 10 gb/s,the bias current of a semiconductor laser diode tends to be constant, requiring an external modulator, often used for external configuration modulation with optoelectronic modulators, such as mzender modulators, mach-zehnder modulators and electroabsorption modulators. in the case of external modulation, certain parameters of the carrier continuous wave signal are changed as the information is transported differently, for example,when a single-frequency electromagnetic wave is like a carrier wave, its field can be called e(t) = pacos(ωt + ϕ) where a represents the amplitude, ω denotes frequency, ϕ represents the phase, p is the polarization direction. all of these parameters can be used to transmit information, and the information can be a discrete or 50 continuous signal. if the signal carrying the information is a continuous signal, the corresponding modulation modes are am, fm, pm, and polm. if the signal carrying the information is a digital signal, the corresponding modulation modes are ask, fdk, psk, and polsk. common modulation formats include return-to-zero, rz, and non-return-to-zero (nrz). 2.2. wdm technology 2.2.1. fundamentals of wdm technology in optical fiber communication, wdm is a technical technology of multiplexing multi-frequency optical carrier signals with different wavelengths of an optical fiber. this technology provides single fiber channel bi-directional communication and power multiplication. the multiplex signal is transmitted through a communication channel such as a cable. multiplexing divides the capacity of a communication channel into several logical channels, one for each signal or data stream to be transmitted. the reverse process, called the decompression process, takes out the source channel at the end of the receiver. multiplexing devices are called multiplexers, inverse multiplexers, and imuxs have an opposite multipurpose object.divide the data stream into multiple streams while transferring the connection and restoring the original data stream over multiple channels. over the past few years, significant progress has been made in the use of fiber-optic means of communication, but the bandwidth problem is growing. there are constant problems not only with bandwidth, but also with our use of all available bandwidth. no matter how quickly or how quickly we increase the availability of the spectrum, new applications suddenly consume all our capabilities.in order to solve this problem, it has become a research topic to exploit the use of our optical system spectrum. it is then possible to introduce various wave frequencies on the same cable and the resulting increase in throughput. we see an increase of 16-30 times that of the original monogenic fiber. at present, these capabilities have reached their limits.the expected change will be 128 times that of the existing optical fiber communication technology. this means that in previous eras, when an object was fitted with optical fibre and had to be replaced with new technology, the system would be used in the field only to replace the electronics on the line. we can expect that these achievements will provide virtually unrestricted frequency bands without major changes in infrastructure. future,we wanted to reduce costs, improve bandwidth utilization, and simplify implementation to meet our needs for high-speed communications. figure 3. multiplexing technique frequency compression is usually applied to optical carriers, which are usually described by waves, and frequency compression is usually applied to more frequent radio waves, which are described by frequencies. this is pure tradition, because wavelength and frequency convey the same message. wdm systems use a multiplexer to connect the signals of multiple transmitters and a multiplexer in the receiver to separate them. the use of fiber optic fiber optic equipment enables simultaneous execution and use of the equipment. as an optical multiplex. most wdm systems use single-mode fiber optic cables that are 9 microns in diameter. some wdm types are also available for 50 or 62.5 micron diameter multimode fiber optic cables, also known as pre-cables. the first wdm systems were expensive and complex. however, recent standardization and a better understanding of the dynamics of wdm systems have reduced the deployment expense of wdm. compare to a laser source,the optical receive is often a broadband device. therefore, the speaker must selectively select the wavelength of the receiver in a wdm system. the wdm system is divided into three different wavelength modes: normal, wdm, coarse, and the usual wdm, sometimes referred to as bwdm, uses two normalwave 1310 and 1550 fiber optic fibers. a coarse wdm provides up to 16 channels in multiple windows of silicate fiber. compact wdm, dwdm uses c-band, 1530 nm-1565 nm transmission window, but closer spacing. channel plans vary,but a typical dwdm system will use 40 channels or 80 channels spaced at 50 ghz 100. some technologies can reach a separation of 12.5 ghz, sometimes referred to as ultrastrong wdm. the new expansion parameter, the addition of raman, increases the wavelength to the l band between 1,565 nm and 1,625 nm, more or less doubling these numbers. wavelength division optical networks, where specific wavelengths are set on all communication lines. while there may be different bit rate transmissions per wavelength length, these networks do not utilize the spectrum efficiently because of the installation of all optical paths under control. plane, the frequency bands are the same. resilient optical networks are more flexible and provide an effective alternative,the system allows the use of spectrum to meet call requirements at different bit rates and modulation circuits. in forthese networks, it is defined as the lowest frequency band or spectrum segment, and the conditions required to participate in a particular challenge request may be different from those required for wdm optical networks. in view of the fact that the quality of the optical signal decreases when it is transmitted through the optical path, it is necessary to increase the optical field of the line in order to enable the generator to be set. through the presence of these electronic devices, optical networks can be classified as transparent, translucent, and opaque. the first is an optical network without electronic regenerator resources. the second is an optical network in which,some nodes have the ability to convert optical signals into electronic fields and to modify, switch, and switch electrical signals to electrical and optical. the third is all network nodes with a large number of electronic heat accumulators. wave compounding systems can combine a signal with multiple uses and isolate the signal from the decoder. this can be done simultaneously using the appropriate fiber optic cable; also these two devices can be used as separation devices. previously, this beam filter was used with a standard instrument, called a fabry-perot interferometer, using an optical glass film coating.the first wdm technology was conceptualized in the early 1970s and implemented in the laboratory in the late 1970s; however, the two signals were merged , still in use years later. this is very expensive. as of 2011, wdm systems can handle 160 signals, enabling single-fiber optical conductors, 10 gbit/s systems to 51 cover more than 1.6 gbit/s. c or 1 600 gbit/s. typical wdm systems use single-mode fiber, other multimode fiber cable systems, and standardization and extensive research have greatly reduced the cost of the system. wdm systems are classified into wave classes, typically wdm, cwdm, and wdm. cwdm operates on eight channels, eight fiber optic cables,called the "c-band" or "erbium window," the wavelength is about 1550 nanometers, or 1/1 nanometer. 1550 x 10-9 m. dwdm also works in c-band, but with 40 channels, 100 channels in the ghz range, and 80 channels in the 50 ghz range. even the latest technology, called "raman amplification," the l-band can roughly double these powers, to 1565 nm to 1625 nm. fiber-optic cable networks are currently the most important infrastructure of the global information network, as the system is now used as a communications tool in relation to maximum bandwidth. the importance of wdm spectroscopy technology is to make full use of the available beam frequencies in order to meet the broadband needs of traditional networks, especially the broadband needs of major transportation networks provided by the internet.the socalled wave seal is indeed in the optical fiber transmission of various commercial signals, thus expanding the bandwidth network. wdm systems generally describe the amount of transmission in two dimensions: first, the number of wavelength channels, such as 8 wdm, 16 wdm, 64 wdm, and so on. this is the total capacity of the entire transmission network. 2.2.2. key components of wavelength division multiplexing optical receiver. an optical transmitter is a key element of a wdm system, which requires not only the center wavelength of the laser transmitter, but also the selection of the most appropriate, high dispersion, fiber optic transmitter type and transmission distance. the main functions of the transmitter are mode/signal number conversion, light signal and telecommunication signal conversion, and signal modulation and demodulation.the optical receiver converts the original signal from an optical fiber signal to an optical fiber signal, and because the signal has been transmitted over a long distance, it must be detected, added, shaped, and reproduced from the original signal transmitted. the optical receiver must satisfy the sensitivity to the optical signal and the correct parameters corresponding to the transmitter. optical relay amplifiers produce water when transmitting signals over long distances, so it is necessary to periodically amplify the signals in the transmission channel, which requires the enhancement of optical repeaters. erbium-doped fiber amplifiers are widely used in wdm systems to compensate the power of the water signal. amplifier noise is typically input during the rebroadcast process,this is also one of the main reasons for the reduction of optical signal to receiver noise ratio and the increase of error frequency. during communication, a channel is selected to allow light to enter a certain wavelength and to block light at another wavelength. in partial wave systems, it is often necessary to select a wavelength range that depends on the front end of the tunable filter. multiplexer plays an important role in the whole wdm system. the function of the optical comparator is to separate multiple lightwave signals from a single lightwave signal, which is processed by an optical fiber and then transmitted by an optical fiber, while the large wave is combined and decomposed, which is the opposite of the optical multiplexer, a signal fiber optic fiber system.the two instruments can be converted using one of the multiple signals. the main performance specifications of photomultiplier and lightwave resolving comparators are the resulting loss and serial interference. frequency offset and interpolation errors may be small when choosing a lightwave comparator. while these two conditions are met, if the code sequence between different wavelength signals is reduced,the quality of network communication can be guaranteed. at present, wdm systems use lightwave comparators, which mainly include two types: dielectric thin film photomultiplier tubes and grating photomultiplier tubes. 2.3. channel impairments in optical communications due to the scattering, absorption and other internal attenuation of the material itself, as well as scattering, nonlinear scattering and other internal attenuation, fibers with different frequencies and corresponding optical wavelength lengths have different transmission windows, corresponding to different loss coefficients. noise source description. the total noise is a random process that includes a multiplier and an additive component that is input only when there is a signal, while the additive component is a random process. the multiplier includes a modular noise distribution, a relative noise intensity, a modular noise, etc. the additive noise typically includes dark current noise, amplified spontaneous emission, ase, and recoverable noise.semiconductor lasers contain relative intensity noise, laser phase noise, and mode assignment noise. modem noise and reflection noise may also be present on fiber connections. there is also spontaneous ase radiation noise and noise in the amplifier. thus, the noise at the receiver accumulates several noise components. piping damage. the main physical limitation of optical fiber transmission is loss, which is usually used to measure the loss of optical fiber, db/km. for example, the attenuation coefficient of optical fiber is 0.3db/km, while the loss of 3db or half a signal is the loss of light. the reason for the dispersion. when the short pulses are transferred to the variance channel, they will be extended to a wider time allocation.lightsaber dispersion and chromatic dispersion can distort multimode optical fiber signals. signal-to-noise ratio osnr for optical networks. due to optical amplification and some inherent noise, the cumulative noise of each noise component will be received at the receiving end, which will result in a reduction of the osnr, which is defined as follows osnr = ps pase = ps sspbop = ps 2nspℎf(g − 1)bop among ps is the signal light power, pase is the noise power,ssp is the power spectral density of the spontaneous emission noise,bop is the optical filter bandwidth,hf is the photon energy and g is the gain of the optical preamplifier. note that this expression is only valid for nrz modulation formats. in communication systems, the comparison of signal and noise is often used to evaluate the efficiency of the system, while in optical communication systems, this characteristic cannot be simply evaluated, nor can it be compared in optical networks. using wave compression, the error rate ber must 52 be estimated. also, the quality factor is used to measure the quality of the signal and the error rate in the signal.the q factor will vary with the size of the eye card. the larger the display of the eye card, the larger the q factor and the smaller the corresponding error factor. 3. design of simulation experiment 3.1. description of simulation software optical communication systems are becoming increasingly complex. these systems typically include multiple alarm circuits, various terrain structures, non-linear instrumentation, and non-gaussian noise sources. this makes the design and analysis very complex and requires intensive work. in this document, optisystem software is selected as the simulation analysis tool. optisystem is an innovative optical communication system simulation software package.developed by optivave to meet the scientific needs of system developers, photographic engineers and researchers. it has great features and works well. it is integrated into the design, testing, and optimization of various broadband optical networks at the physical layer, such as virtual communication of light sources. it has an extensive database of active and passive elements,including power, wavelength, loss and other relevant parameters. this option allows the user to scan and optimize the impact of specific device specifications on system performance. optissystem has powerful modeling and classification components and systems. the optical fiber communication system model is a practical simulator based on the system level. optissystem has many unique advantages. all the instruments it uses are real and can be designed into systems that can classify systems, such as as a design subsystem, and simulate their powerful simulation environment. if you don't find the detailed information you need in the library, you can enlarge the user database according to the required parameters.users can easily learn to use the software. 3.2. description of simulation design the system uses an optical carrier to transmit information from the emitter to the receiver. the input signal contains electrical data of 0 and the pseudorandom bit sequence generator generates 1 and does not return 0. again and again. the semiconductor laser signal is then inserted through a mach-zehnder modulator, and the semiconductor laser is a continuous wave laser, cw. the wavelengths of the laser input cw signals are 1550 nm and 1310 nm,the input power is externally modulated. in addition, the pseudorandom binary sequence, zender modulator, has an attenuation factor of 10 db and a zero reverse sequence, rz. the fiber used is a single mode fiber because it can reach higher speeds. the data transmission, which is not so dispersed, may also be longdistance and, therefore, may be used for transmission of the communication channel and, ultimately, for receiving the signal of the pin detector. select the light source. when the wdm-pon has an n channel, the corresponding n wavelength is required. the signal source usually uses led or ld as the light source. however, the led lamp can only generate a small amount of power, which limits the network transmission distance, and the modulation speed of the led lamp is very low. therefore, when the modulation speed exceeds 1 gbit/s, it is difficult to recover the signal, and it can not meet the needs of modern society for high-speed information transmission. so,ld is a top-down light source. the absolute fundamental dwdm frequency is 193.1 thz, the wavelength is 1552.52 nanometers, and the different wavelength ranges are 100 gigahertz. single-mode fiber is used as the transmission signal, because single-mode fiber has fast transmission speed and low dispersion, which can affect the transmission distance. the attenuation range of single-mode fiber is 0.170. 25db/km。 for cw laser array, 1mw 0 dbm, 8 channels installed,while the flat hatch range is 193.8 ghz. design of signal recovery components. in order to recover the signal, a pin detector, photodetector and bessel low frequency filter are selected to convert the optical signal into an electrical signal. the average pin frequency is 193. 1 thz. the low frequency filter includes a loss of 3db to 7. 5ghz. to recover the code ? use the 3 r regenerator, which takes a column of binary digits. this is part of the signal restoration plan. the following is a flow chart of the structure based on the system simulation. figure 4. block diagram of simulation structure the design diagram in the optisystem system is as follows: figure 5. 64 wdm optical transmission system 3.3. experimental result figure 6. spectrum at source 53 figure 7. q factor figure 8. error rate figure 9. decision threshold figure 9. view of eye diagram figure 10. simulation results of return to zero code modulation figure 10. simulation results of return to zero code modulation 54 figure 10. simulation results of return to zero code modulation figure 10. simulation results of return to zero code modulation figure 10. simulation results of return to zero code modulation 3.4. analysis of simulation results the main evaluation system of wdm system is the spectrogram, the q coefficient representing the error frequency and the eye diagram. the experiment was designed and simulated by the communication system 64wdm, and each parameter was analyzed. the condition of the baseband transmission system can be analyzed based on the nonuniformity of the code shown in the eye diagram. the clearer the image of the eye and the larger the hole, the better the transmission performance.ber is an important measure of the positive and negative effects of an optical transmission network. in general, the quality of a signal depends on the q factor and the spelling factor and the use of the q factor to determine errors in the system. two main modulation schemes are analyzed. the simulation results show that under simulated conditions, the zero-code modulation is better when the receiver is qswitched, which means that modulating the zero-code can improve the performance of the optical network. 4. summary and outlook this document reviews and analyzes time compression systems for expanding optical communications due to the increased power of optical communications systems. at the beginning of the paper, the related knowledge of optical network is summarized and analyzed, and the basic structure of optical network is introduced. on this basis, the optical network technology describes the coding type and the modulation circuit. subsequently,key technologies related to time and envelope systems are reviewed and discussed. using optisystem as the experimental part of the simulation platform, the design and simulation are the light wave separation respectively. finally, the experimental results and analysis are presented. acknowledgments thank you for your hard work. secondly, i want to thank my parents in particular. they brought me up through hardships. i will study hard and work hard to repay their upbringing. i would also like to thank all the teachers who have given me guidance and help for many years. this project is supported by the innovative research project for postgraduate students of southwest minzu 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[20] yang yongjun, chen fushen. metropolitan area key components of cwdm system. journal of university of electronic science and technology, 2003, 32(3). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 8 fine-grained image recognition method using discriminative region-based data augmentation jingyuan he1, 2, bailong yang1, * 1 xi’an research institute of hi-tech, xi’an 710025, shaanxi, china 2 school of mathematics and computer science, yan’an university, yan’an 716000, shaanxi, china. * corresponding author: bailong yang. abstract: in order to reduce the complexity of the network model and improve the accuracy of image recognition, a finegrained image recognition method using discriminative region-based data augmentation is proposed. the method obtains the discriminative regions of the image through the attention mechanism, and then performs diversity data augmentation based on the discriminative regions, including region crop, region drop and region mix, and then uses the generated augmented samples to train the network model, the backbone network of the model is resnet50. the proposed method is tested on 4 commonly used fine-grained image datasets cub-200-2011, stanford cars, fgvc aircraft and stanford dogs, and achieves high accuracy. the experimental results show that the proposed method can improve the localization ability and feature extraction ability of the model for discriminative regions, and it is more lightweight and easier to implement. keywords: fine-grained image recognition; data augmentation; attention mechanism; discriminative region. 1. introduction for image recognition, the quality of data preprocessing plays a decisive role in model training and final image recognition results. the data augmentation object of traditional image recognition is usually aimed at the global information of the data, but it may not be able to improve the performance for fine-grained image recognition. this is mainly due to the inter-class similarity and intra-class similarity of fine-grained image data. determined by the differences. fine-grained image recognition requires the model to capture some subtle and distinctive local features, so data augmentation mainly targets local feature information. mixed sample data augmentation (msda) algorithm is a widely used algorithm in data augmentation technology. this algorithm can effectively improve model performance and network generalization ability for traditional image recognition . in recent years, the attention mechanism has been widely used in fine-grained image recognition. the attention mechanism can effectively locate the discriminative regions of the input fine-grained image, and then extract the discriminative features for recognition . facing the wide application of attention mechanism and data augmentation technology in fine-grained image recognition, and the shortcomings of existing data augmentation methods, this paper proposes a fine-grained image recognition method based on discriminative region data augmentation. data augmentation can increase the training data set on the basis of the existing data set, making the data set more abundant and diverse, and also improving the feature extraction ability and robustness of the training model . there are many methods of data augmentation. traditional methods such as rotation, cropping, erasing, translation, scaling, perturbation, grayscale, illumination transformation, gaussian noise, etc., are aimed at single-sample data. the random cropping data augmentation method proposed by krizhevsky et al. can effectively improve the accuracy, and then a series of image translation data augmentation methods appear. cubuk et al. proposed auto augmentation strategy to automatically search for the unique strategy required in the model training process. this strategy can effectively improve the classification and recognition effect of the network model, and the generalization ability is also has been greatly improved. the random erasing data augmentation method proposed in the literature has a great improvement in performance improvement in image classification, reidentification and target detection. the multi-sample mixed data augmentation algorithms are image-oriented and feature space-oriented. the most widely used algorithms are mixup and cutmix. a new data augmentation algorithm is proposed after the augmentation algorithm is fused. the algorithm generates new data samples by cropping and merging, and improves the loss function at the same time. in order to solve the problem of low recognition performance that the cutmix algorithm may generate ineffective and ambiguous images, kim et al. used part localization-aware cutmix to generate images. adaptive pairwise margin loss to improve the finegrained image recognition accuracy of joint optimization. on the basis of improving the general msda, wei hua proposed an oriented pair interaction mixing for augmenting fine-grained image recognition data via euclidean distance measure (opairim), experiments on three public datasets verify the rationality and effectiveness of the algorithm. drawing on the idea of data augmentation algorithm based on attention mechanism, literature proposes a multi-sample data augmentation algorithm based on spatial and channel attention for fine-grained image classification, which can effectively distinguish image features while making the training data more diverse, and further solve the problem of overfitting of network models. hataya et al. proposed a meta approach to data augmentation optimization, which can improve the performance of various image classification tasks including fine-grained image recognition tasks. reference proposed an attribute mix strategy for data augmentation of fine-grained image samples. extensive experiments show that this method can improve the recognition performance without increasing the inference budget. reference proposes a semantic and data mix 9 (sadmix) enhancement strategy for fine-grained visual classification. the experimental results of sadmix on three commonly used fine-grained image datasets demonstrate the effectiveness of the method. yu wenchang proposed a data augmentation method based on weakly supervised discriminative region localization, which improved the model's localization ability and feature extraction ability on discriminative regions. 2. methodology 2.1. overall framework msda can make the samples have more additional image information on the basis of the existing data set, which increases the feature extraction ability and generalization ability of the network model to a certain extent. part information of fine-grained image data is distinguished from coarse-grained image data by its complex background, sensitivity, pose diversity, large illumination change, and occlusion. in order to reduce the complexity of the network model and improve the accuracy of image recognition, and ensure the model's ability to locate and extract discriminative regions, this paper proposes a fine-grained image recognition method using discriminative region-based data augmentation combined with the attention mechanism. figure 1 presents the overall framework of fine-grained image recognition method. as shown in figure 1, the features of the initial input image samples are extracted by the feature extraction module, and then the obtained feature map is generated from the feature map by the attention module. the spatial and channel bilinear pooling is applied to the attention map, and then feature vectors are extracted from it. normalize the extracted feature vector, then input it into the classifier for classification, and finally determine the category of the input fine-grained image according to the label value. the attention map and classifier of the initial sample contain some relevant information about the significant discriminative regions of the input image, so some discriminative regions of the initial sample can be located through the attention map and classifier weights. in this paper, multiple augmented samples are generated based on discriminative region pairs for each initial sample using a diversity data augmentation operation. the generated augmented samples use the same feature extraction module as the initial samples to extract feature maps. the feature extraction module here uses a cnn network that uses a wider embedded attention mechanism for feature extraction. initial sample feature extraction module augmented sample attention map feature map spatial and channel bilinear pooling f ea tu re v e ct o r c la ss if ie r n o rm a li ze d diversity data augmentation spatial and channel attention module discriminative region mix discriminative region crop discriminative region drop class activation map figure. 1 overall framework of fine-grained image recognition method 2.2. discriminative region locating in fine-grained image recognition, the cnn network performs feature extraction on the input image, and then filters a large amount of extracted feature information to select those that are useful for fine-grained image recognition and can be used to distinguish fine-grained images. sexual characteristic information. however, the existing fine-grained image recognition network is not very capable of screening these discriminative features, and the screened feature information is not necessarily helpful for image recognition. in order to filter out more discriminative feature information we will add attention mechanism to the cnn network. in this paper, the discriminative regions in the input fine-grained image are precisely located by assigning weights to different channels and performing addition operations. suppose the current sample belongs to the jth class. suppose the feature map output by the last convolutional layer of the cnn network is  1 2, , , cf f f f= , where  , 1,h w if r i c  . c , h and w represent the number of channels, height and width of the feature map, respectively. the final input to the classifier is the one-dimensional vector of the feature map expansion, which is ( ) 1 1chw f r    . in order to reduce the feature dimension and make it easier to calculate the contribution of each channel to the classification result, this paper uses spatial and channel bilinear pooling to extract the information of each channel in the feature map, and reduces the feature map into an 1 1cf r   vector. after modulo length normalization operation, input the classifier for classification. the weight of each element of each category feature vector in the fine-grained image determines the importance of the corresponding channel in the discriminative feature map for that category. in this paper, the fully connected layer without bias term is used to classify fine-grained images, the number of predefined categories is set to n , the fully connected layer is represented as a c nw r  matrix, then the ijw element represents the  ( 1, )i i c th element of the feature vector and the  ( 1, )j j n th category score is connected the weight of. the i th element of the feature vector represents the global information of the i th channel of the feature map f , and the feature map is weighted and summed according to formula (1): 1 , ( ) c h w j ij i j i a w f a r  = =  (1) where ja is the class activation map of the j th category, and if represents the i th channel of the feature map f . in this paper, the class activation map of the class with the largest score output by the classifier will be used for the localization of the discriminative region according to the above method. the class activation map calculated according to formula (1) needs to be upsampled to restore it to the same size as the initial image, and then a threshold is set to binarize the upsampled class activation map to obtain the discriminative region. mask to complete the localization of discriminative regions. 2.3. data augmentation each channel of the attention map obtained by the above method corresponds to the discriminative region of the object to be recognized in the initial image. the data augmentation 10 of the original samples is carried out according to the accurately located discriminative regions of the attention map, and the data augmentation is mainly to crop, drop, and mix the discriminative regions. discriminative region crop is to crop the discriminative region in the initial image from the attention activation map, crop out part of the region, and then enlarge the cropped local region to the same size as the initial image, which is input to the cnn network as an augmented sample for training. classification model. enlarging the cropped local area can effectively avoid the interference of useless information in other areas, and better perform feature extraction on these areas with rich category information. the process of region clipping is discriminative region drop refers to randomly erasing the discriminative regions of some initial images, and inputting the erased images as augmented samples into the cnn network for training the classification model. at the same time, in order to better improve the generalization ability of the model, the cnn network is required to it can extract various discriminative features of more initial images to the greatest extent. discriminative region mix refers to mixing the discriminative regions of one image and the nondiscriminative regions of the other image from two different categories. the non-discriminatory regions in the image basically belong to the background region. therefore, the region mixing method proposed in this paper can expand the background of all categories to a greater extent, making the backgrounds of all categories more abundant and changeable, thereby further improving the classification model. feature extraction capability in complex and changeable real-world scenarios. 2.4. loss function the formula for the softmax cross-entropy loss is shown in (2). 1 1 1 log km i gm s c g m i e l m e= = = −   (2) where m is the number of training samples, c is the preset number of categories in the recognition task, g is the score output by the classifier, mk represents the serial number of the category of the m th sample in the c categories, and mkg represents the mk th category. the loss function used in this paper is as follows: ( ) ( ) ( ), , , ,raw aug s raw s augl x x y l x y l x y= + (3) where rawx represents the original sample, augx represents the augmented sample, y represents the class label of the sample, and ( ),s rawl x y and ( ),s augl x y are the losses of the original sample and the augmented sample, respectively. the reason why the weight  is assigned to the loss of the augmented sample here is because of the inevitable noise in the generated augmented sample, and ( )0,1  . in order to ensure the accurate localization of the discriminative regions of the image by the class activation map and the effectiveness of the data augmentation method, we need to normalize the modulo length to a relatively large value before the feature vector is input to the classifier. this value is a hyperparameter , set to s , as shown in equation (4). 2 2 ii sf sf f f f (4) where f is the eigenvector, f is the normalized eigenvector, and  is a small positive number to prevent the denominator from being 0. therefore, when calculating the loss function in this paper, it is necessary to first perform the modulo-length normalization operation on the feature vector according to formula (4), and then calculate the loss function according to (3). 3. results and discussion 3.1. datasets in this paper, four commonly used fine-grained image datasets are used to evaluate the experimental performance. these four datasets are cub-200-2011 , stanford cars , fgvc aircraft and stanford dogs [ 18]. these 4 datasets provide not only the category labels of the objects to be classified, but also the location labels of the bounding boxes and keypoints. in this paper, only the class labels of the images are used in the model training and testing phases to locate the discriminative regions of the objects to be classified. the relevant information of these four fine-grained image datasets is shown in table 1. table 1. fine-grained image datasets dataset category number of images train test year object cub2002011 200 11788 5994 5794 2011 bird stanford cars 196 16185 8144 8041 2013 car fgvcaircraft 102 10200 6667 3333 2012 aircraft stanford dogs 120 20580 12000 8580 2011 dog 3.2. experimental settings in the experiment, the input fine-grained image needs to be preprocessed first, the image size is processed to 448 × 448, the backbone network is resnet50, and the pre-trained weights on imagenet are loaded for initialization. set the number of channels m of the attention map to 512. when performing data augmentation, discriminative region localization, region crop, region drop and region mix need to be performed separately. among them, when the discriminative region is located, after the weighted summation of different channels of the feature map, the response values at all positions need to be normalized to be between [0, 1]. when calculating the loss function, the value of  in formula (3) is 0.5, and the value of the modulo length s in the normalization of modulo length in formula (4) is 100. the stochastic gradient descent (sgd) algorithm is used when updating the weights of the network, and the momentum coefficient in sgd is set to 0.9, and a weight decay term is added to prevent overfitting, and the weight decay parameter is set to 1×10-5. the initial learning rate of the network is set to 1×10-3, and it is decayed in stages during the training process, and the learning rate is multiplied by 0.9 for every two rounds of training. the training sample batch size is set to 64. 11 3.3. performance analysis and discussion in this paper, the comparison results of the recognition accuracy of the discriminative region-based diversity data augmentation algorithm and the existing algorithm on four commonly used fine-grained image datasets are shown in table 2. the backbone networks of all methods are resnet50. the classification accuracy of the other methods in table 2 comes from the papers that proposed these methods, indicates that the method was not tested on the dataset in the original paper. table 2. performance comparison of data augmentation methods method cub200-2011 stanford cars fgvcaircraft stanford dogs baseline 85.5 93.3 91.2 87.3 cutout 83.6 93.8 91.2 mixup 86.3 94.2 91.5 cutmix 86.1 94.5 91.7 84.8 opairim 87.7 94.8 92.8 sadmix 88.2 94.4 93.1 our’s 89.3 95.0 93.5 88.2 record the classification accuracy obtained by testing four commonly used fine-grained image datasets on the trained model proposed in this paper, and then compare the experimental results with the classification accuracy of some existing advanced fine-grained image recognition methods. the experimental results were compared with each other, and the results are shown in table 3. the classification accuracy of the other methods in table 3 comes from the papers that proposed these methods, indicates that the method was not tested on the dataset in the original paper, and the bold data represents the highest classification of all methods on the dataset accuracy. table 3. performance comparison with the state-of-the-art methods on fine-grained image datasets method backbone cub2002011 stanford cars fgvcaircraft stanford dogs ra-cnn vgg19 85.3 92.5 88.4 87.3 ma-cnn vgg19 86.5 92.8 89.9 mamc resnet50 86.2 92.8 84.8 dfl-cnn resnet50 87.4 nts-net resnet50 87.5 93.9 91.4 ws-dan inception v3 89.4 94.5 93.0 92.2 scam inception v3 89.8 94.8 93.3 91.8 opairim resnet50 87.7 94.8 92.8 da-cnn resnet50 89.3 95.5 93.4 our’s resnet50 89.5 95.8 93.7 91.6 as can be seen from table 3, the method proposed in this paper has achieved high recognition accuracy on four 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[1] in 2006. dbn is a special kind of neural network. generally, it is composed of restricted boltamann machine (rbm) connected in series and back propagation (bp) neural network. on the basis of dbn, boosted deep belief network (bdbn) was proposed by ping liu et al in 2014. features are jointly fine-tuned and selected to form a strong classifier in a new enhanced top-down supervised feature enhancement (btd-sfs) process, through which highly complex features can be learned from facial images. literature [2] proposed an au-inspired deep networks (audn) composed of three sequential modules, which achieved the best results in the experiments on ck +, mmi and sfew databases. 2.2. automatic encoder method in 1986, rumelhart proposed the concept of autoencoders, which can extract the implicit features of data and learn to reconstruct the data with these features. early autoencoders were used in data compression and data processing, but the compression effect largely depended on the data compression 68 itself, and there would be data loss. literature[3] describes the conversion of high-dimensional data into low-dimensional data by deep auto encoder (dae). the idea of dae is to train the whole model layer by layer in pre-training. compared with the automatic encoder, dae is optimized to reconstruct its input with as low reconstruction error as possible. literature[3] puts forward a new facial expression recognition method using dsae, which combines geometric features and appearance features to recognize expressions automatically and accurately. 2.3. deep convolutional neural network convolutional neural networks (cnn) are generally composed of three processing layers: convolutional layer, pooling layer and full-link layer. the function of the convolution layer is to extract the feature of the image. the pooling layer carries out sparse processing on the feature image to reduce the computational load (dimensionality reduction). in the fully linked layer, the neurons of each layer are connected with all the neurons in the subsequent layer, and whether the neurons are triggered is determined by the sum of the input weights of the connected neurons. the unique local connection and weight sharing of cnn are not found in other neural networks. this makes cnn network less parameters, higher efficiency, better regularization effect and so on. classical networks based on cnn include alexnet, googlenet, vggnet, resnet,etc. alexnet[4] was proposed in 2012 by alex krizhevsky, ilya sutskever and geoffrey hinton et al. alexnet has 5 convolution layers and 3 fully connected layers. the structure of the first two alexnet convolution layers is similar. first, a convolution layer is followed by a relu activation function layer, then a pooling layer, and finally an lrn layer. but the parameters of the two convolution layers are different. the last three convolution layers of alexnet are followed by a relu activation function layer, and the fifth convolution layer is followed by a pooling layer. finally, the output is delivered through three fully connected layers and the relu activation function layer and dropout layer are added between the fully connected layers. this network can deal with the gradient diffusion problem when the network is deep, and has good anti-overfitting ability and generalization ability. the structure is shown in figure 2. figure 2. alexnet structure drawing the key to googlenet[5] is the inception module. inception module is divided into four branches. by convolution of multiple scales at the same time, richer features of different scales can be extracted, which makes the final recognition effect of googlenet more accurate. the first branch is a 1x1 convolution layer; the second branch goes first by a convolution of 1x1 and then by a convolution of 3x3; the third branch is also first convolved by 1x1 and then by a 5x5 convolution; and the fourth branch is first maximized by 3x3 and then convolved by 1x1. inception module is to achieve multi-scale feature extraction through the convolution and maximum pooling of these three convolution kernels with different sizes, and the addition of three 1x1 convolution is because when the sensitivity field is the same, more abundant features can be extracted by adding convolution. googlenet also designed three loss units and replaced the full connection layer in alexnet with global averaging pooling to reduce the number of parameters. but the network as a whole is complex. the inception module structure is shown in figure 3. figure 3. inception module structure diagram vggnet[6] has five sets of convolution kernels with a size of 3x3, two maximum pooling layers and three fully connected layers. vggnet has 6 different structures according to different network setup methods. vggnet has a deeper network structure, which deepens the network to 19 layers. the previous convolutional layers are replaced by convolutional blocks composed of different numbers of convolutional layers, which improves the receptive field of the network. the key to resnet[7] (residual neural network) is the residual block. input x passes through two paths respectively: one first passes through 3x3 convolution to a bn layer and relu activation function layer, and then passes through a 3x3 convolution layer, bn layer and relu activation function layer; the other way is identity mapping. the results of these two branches are added together, and then a relu activation function layer is added to output. the residual module can solve the problem of gradient explosion and disappearance, and simplify the learning objective and difficulty. through this module resnet can realize ultra-deep network layer number. resnet keeps stacking this basic module to get different resnet models, common resnet18, resnet50, resnet101 and so on. the residual structure is shown in figure 4. figure 4. residual structure diagram in addition to these networks, there are a number of pai sheng frameworks based on them. a localized cnn[8] is used to extract facial expression features. literature [9] proposed a facial expression recognition method based on region of interest (roi). wen xian [10] combines the area of 69 interest and k-nearest neighbor (knn) algorithm to propose an improved roi-knn training method, which solves the problem of poor generalization ability of deep neural network models caused by insufficient facial expression training data, thus improving the robustness. 2.4. generating adversarial network in 2014, ian goodfellow proposed a generative adversarial networks (gan) using an unsupervised architecture. the generative adversarial network consists of generator network and discriminator network, which can achieve better output by making them compete with each other. in literature [11], a production ad hoc network (drgan) for unwrapping representation learning is proposed. a face with arbitrary posture or even extreme profile can be positively transformed or rotated through a codec structure generator, which has far-reaching significance for the study of facial expression recognition with low robustness in the field. 3. conclusion facial expression recognition technology is becoming more and more mature, but there are still some problems: (1) the types of facial expressions are not rich enough, human expression is more than six basic emotions, which also leads to the poor recognition effect of facial expression recognition in natural and complex scenes. (2) lack of data sets. most of the current data sets are collected in the laboratory and other scenes, and these expressions are not natural enough. the types and quantity of data sets are not enough, and deep learning requires a lot of data for training. rich data can make the trained network have better performance. 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critical liquid-carrying flow rate; machine learning; drainage gas recovery. 1. introduction after fracturing production in horizontal gas wells, as production time increases, the well's energy depletes further, resulting in liquid accumulation that leads to reduced production rates, shortened production time, and even shutdowns. it has been found that liquid accumulation in the horizontal section is one of the main factors limiting the maximization of gas well productivity. accurately calculating the critical liquid-carrying flow rate is crucial for determining the liquid accumulation state in the wellbore. extensive research has been conducted by scholars worldwide on this topic. currently, the models used to calculate the critical liquid-carrying flow rate in gas wells include the turner droplet model, coleman model, liquid film model for vertical wells; the belfoid model, li yingchuan impact oscillation model, shekhar model for inclined wells; and the stratified flow model, k-h wave model, and wang model for horizontal wells. however, gas well liquid accumulation involves complex coupling problems between two-phase fluid flow in the wellbore and two-phase fluid seepage in the reservoir. the factors considered and the mechanisms involved in current traditional models for predicting the critical liquid-carrying flow rate are relatively limited and fail to comprehensively reflect the mechanism of liquid accumulation as a result of the joint action of two-phase fluids in the formation and wellbore. to overcome the limitations of these models and achieve accurate and efficient determination of the liquid accumulation state in gas wells, this study conducts a comparative analysis of existing liquid-carrying models, summarizes the main factors influencing liquid accumulation in the wellbore, establishes relationship models between different factors and the gas well liquid accumulation state using data-driven approaches, and carries out research on gas well liquid accumulation state prediction based on ensemble learning algorithms. the effectiveness and practicality of the proposed method are validated using horizontal wells in the sulige block as an example. 2. horizontal well liquid carrying models due to the influence of the trajectory of horizontal wellbore and complex flow patterns, traditional critical liquid-carrying flow rate prediction models such as turner and liquid film models are not applicable for liquid accumulation determination in horizontal wells in the sulige block. currently, many scholars have made modifications to the liquid carrying models for horizontal wells by considering factors such as liquid production rate, well inclination angle, and varying build-up rates. the critical liquid-carrying models have been widely used in engineering for many years, but they still have theoretical limitations. a comprehensive analysis of the true mechanism requires considering the coupling of unstable pipe flow in the wellbore and unstable seepage in the reservoir. additionally, the critical liquidcarrying flow rate is also related to the temperature and pressure distribution along the well depth. therefore, using traditional critical liquid-carrying models to determine the liquid accumulation status in gas wells can result in significant prediction errors. 3. establishment of liquid accumulation state model based on ensemble learning algorithm 3.1. introduction to ensemble learning algorithms ensemble learning is a machine learning technique that combines multiple base learning algorithms to construct a more powerful model for improved prediction accuracy and robustness. ensemble learning can be applied to both classification and regression problems and has wide-ranging applications in many fields. here are several common ensemble learning algorithms: (1) voting: voting is one of the simplest ensemble learning algorithms. it combines the predictions of multiple base models through voting or averaging to make the final prediction. voting can be used for both classification and regression problems. (2) stacking: stacking involves building multiple layers of 31 models for ensemble learning. firstly, the training data is divided into several subsets, with each subset used to train different base models. then, the predictions of these base models are used as inputs to train a meta-model for the final prediction. (3) boosting: boosting is an iterative ensemble learning algorithm. it constructs a strong classifier by training a series of weak classifiers (e.g., decision trees). each weak classifier attempts to correct the errors made by the previous classifier. common boosting algorithms include adaboost, gradient boosting trees, and xgboost. (4) bagging: bagging constructs multiple base learners by randomly sampling with replacement from the original training set. each base learner is trained independently, and their predictions are combined through voting or averaging to obtain the final prediction result. random forest is a common bagging algorithm. 3.2. data acquisition and preprocessing by the end of 2023, a total of 147 horizontal wells have been put into production in a certain block of the sulige field, among which 138 wells are low-yield and low-pressure horizontal wells. dynamic production data and actual liquid accumulation status were collected from these 138 horizontal wells. parameters such as oil pressure, casing pressure, daily liquid production, daily gas production, wellhead temperature, well inclination angle, and vertical depth were determined as input parameters for the liquid accumulation model, while the output parameter was the liquid accumulation status of the gas wells, with "0" indicating liquid accumulation and "1" indicating no liquid accumulation. data samples were processed to handle missing values and outliers, resulting in a final dataset of 127 gas wells for the ensemble learning modeling study. additionally, there are variations in the magnitude of different parameters, and this variation can amplify the impact of certain parameters on the results. to mitigate this issue, min-max normalization was applied. a portion of the standardized data is shown in table 1 below: table 1. sample of block data standardization well no. oil pressure casing pressure daily liquid production daily gas production wellhead temperature well inclination angle vertical depth liquid accumulation status 1 0.115 0.578 0.104 0.741 0.280 0.171 0.142 1 2 0.276 0.377 0.417 0.586 0.257 0.367 0.574 1 3 0.355 0.687 0.684 0.297 0.177 0.714 0.687 0 4 0.847 0.125 0.247 0.471 0.771 0.378 0.417 1 …… 125 0.348 0.748 0.639 0.238 0.947 0.787 0.372 1 126 0.413 0.479 0.471 0.412 0.828 0.324 0.747 0 127 0.789 0.537 0.489 0.367 0.147 0.374 0.489 0 3.3. establishment of liquid accumulation status prediction model due to the limited number of collected samples, ensemble learning algorithms demonstrate better predictive performance on small-sized datasets. therefore, the random forest and gradient boosting decision tree (gbdt) algorithms from ensemble learning are employed to learn from the field sample data and establish the model for determining the liquid accumulation status in gas wells. table 2. hyperparameters for random forest and gbdt model hyperparameters random forest n_estimators=120, bootstrap=true, max_depth=12, min_sample_leaf=1, min_sample_split=2 gbdt max_depth=24,n_estimators=100,learning_rate=0.1 this study evaluates the predictive models using the accuracy metric (acc), which ranges from 0 to 1. a value closer to 1 indicates a better fitting effect of the model. accuracy tp tn tp fn fp tn      (1) among them, tp represents the true positive cases that are correctly predicted as diabetic; tn represents the true negative cases that are correctly predicted as non-diabetic; fn represents the false negative cases that are wrongly predicted as non-diabetic when they are actually diabetic; fp represents the false positive cases that are wrongly predicted as diabetic when they are actually non-diabetic. to prevent overfitting, the average accuracy from 5-fold cross-validation is used as an estimation of the learning algorithm's precision. the results of the random forest and gbdt algorithms for predicting the liquid accumulation status in the sulige block gas wells are shown in figure 1. figure 1. prediction results of fluid accumulation model based on the established prediction models, the average accuracy of the random forest model is 0.766, while the gbdt algorithm achieves an average accuracy of 0.854. therefore, the gbdt algorithm is selected to establish the liquid accumulation status prediction model. 4. model application the gas well liquid accumulation status in block 25 is determined using the liquid accumulation prediction model based on the gbdt algorithm. additionally, four critical liquid carrying capacity models (wang-yuejie model, wang 32 model, li-li model, and zhou-chao model) are used to calculate the overall wellbore critical liquid carrying capacity. the maximum value among all critical liquid carrying capacities is compared with the actual gas production to determine the wellbore's liquid accumulation status. the predicted liquid accumulation results from the ensemble learning-based model and the four critical liquid carrying capacity models are compared, and the prediction accuracy of each model is presented in table 3. table 3. comparison of liquid accumulation prediction accuracy among various models models accurate prediction count prediction accuracy liquid accumulates well no liquid accumulation well li li model 9 4 52% wang model 8 6 56% wang yuejie model 11 5 64% zhou chao model 9 5 56% gbdt model 14 7 84% according to the comparison of liquid accumulation prediction accuracy in table 3, it can be observed that among the models used to determine liquid accumulation in gas wells based on the critical liquid carryover model, the model proposed by li li shows the poorest predictive performance for liquid accumulation in the sulihe block's horizontal wells. the model developed by wang yuejie exhibits the highest prediction accuracy, albeit only reaching 64%, which falls far short of the required precision. this discrepancy is attributed to the variations in gas well conditions across different blocks, which makes the transfer application of the critical liquid carryover model unsuitable for the sulihe block. in contrast, the gbdt ensemble model, established based on actual production data from the sulihe block, achieves an accuracy of 84% in predicting gas well liquid accumulation. this accuracy surpasses that achieved by using the critical liquid carryover model, enabling effective guidance for assessing gas well liquid accumulation and selecting drainage and gas recovery processes in the operational areas of the sulihe block. 5. conclusion the current horizontal critical liquid carryover models, which are modified based on the turner droplet model and liquid film model, do not fully reflect the complex wellbore structure and multiphase flow coupling in tight gas horizontal wells. consequently, they often suffer from low prediction accuracy when specific blocks. the use of ensemble algorithms for predicting liquid accumulation in wellbores does not require prior theoretical knowledge. analysis of liquid accumulation examples from 25 wells in the block demonstrates that the gbdt algorithm establishes the most accurate gas well liquid accumulation prediction model, with a precision of 84%. this approach facilitates the early detection of gas well liquid accumulation and enables timely decision-making regarding drainage and gas recovery processes. references [1] wang yuejie, zhang hongyou. a new method for predicting the critical liquid carryover of natural gas slanted wells[j]. oil and gas chemical industry, 2022, 51(04): 69-74. 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[7] dietterich, t. g. ensemble methods in machine learning: multiple classifier systems: first international workshop, mcs 2000 cagliari. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 31 design of intelligent control arm strength training device for students weiliang ren, guibing liao, fuxing zhang, jingtao yang, jiayu li, jie li liaoning university of science and technology, china abstract: the design belongs to the technical field of sports training equipment, especially for the arm strength training system, including a support seat, a support rod, a holding rod and a body. the two sides of the support seat are connected with knobs through screw thread, the inner side of the support seat is clamped and connected with a support rod, and the bottom side of the support rod is fixedly connected with no. 1 fixed base, one side of the no.1 fixed base is rotationally connected with a screw rod through a rotating shaft, the upper end of the screw rod is connected with a rod groove through screw thread, the upper end of the rod groove is clamped and connected with a pull rope, the upper end of the rope is fixedly connected with a handle, and a variety of strength training structures are arranged in the training device, it can carry out a variety of arm strength training exercises, and can carry out complete and comprehensive training on arm strength, wrist strength, biceps and triceps and other muscle groups, with good training effect and comprehensive training. keywords: intelligent control; exercise; arm; strength training device. 1. preface the arm refers to the upper limb, the part below the shoulder and above the wrist, sometimes including the hand. physical exercise is a physical activity process with the purpose of developing the body, improving health, strengthening the physique and entertaining the body and mind by using various sports means and combining with natural forces. it is the main form of mass sports activities, which can promote the growth and development of the human body, cultivate the body-building posture and improve the working ability of the body, according to the characteristics of people's age and occupation, exercise can be carried out in a variety of ways, which can improve people's physical fitness and mental health, in addition to the common practice methods in teaching and training (including repetition method, transformation method, comprehensive method, circulation method and competition method), people have formed various fitness methods in long-term exercise practice. the arm strength training system controlled by computer can monitor and count the trainers in the training process through the computer control system. during the use of the arm strength training device, only a single way of arm strength training can be carried out, and the complete and comprehensive training of arm strength, wrist strength, biceps and triceps muscles and other muscle groups cannot be carried out, and the training effect is not good, the training function is single; in the process of using arm strength training device, unreasonable placement, inconvenient folding, occupying large space, easy to collide with objects, and in the process of arm strength training, the tension adjustment of the training device is inconvenient, which can not meet various training needs, and the scope of application is narrow. 2. design content in order to solve the above problems existing in the existing technology, the design provides an arm strength training system, which has the characteristics of easy adjustment and easy retraction. in order to achieve the above purpose, the design provides the following technical scheme: arm strength training system, including a support seat, a support rod, a holding rod and a body. the two sides of the support seat are connected with knobs through screw thread, the inner side of the support seat is clamped and connected with a supporting rod, and the bottom side of the support rod is fixedly connected with a fixed seat no. 1,one side of the no. 1 fixed base is rotationally connected with a screw rod through a rotating shaft, the upper end of the screw rod is connected with a rod groove through screw thread, the inner surfaces of the upper and lower ends of the rod groove are clamped and connected with a connecting block, the connecting blocks are connected with each other through a spring, the upper end of the rod groove is clamped and connected with a pull rope, and the upper end of the pull rope is fixedly connected with a handle, the inner surface of the upper end of the grip is provided with a spring groove, the inner surface of the bottom end of the elastic groove is elastically connected with a spring block, the upper end of the support rod is fixedly connected with a connecting seat, both sides of the connecting seat are connected with holding rods through the screw connection, the upper end of the connecting seat is connected with a rotating plate through a rotating shaft, and one side of the rotating plate is arranged on the wall surface. the upper end of the support seat is an arc-shaped structure and fits with the support rod, and the bottom end of the support seat is a square structure and fits with the ground surface. the optimal technical scheme of the arm strength training system is that the central positions of both sides of the support seat are fixedly connected with no. 1 stop block, and the no. 1 limit block is of square structure. the optimal technical scheme of arm strength training system is that one side of the bottom end of the screw rod is fixedly connected with a tension spring, and the screw rod is elastically connected with the surface of the bottom side of the support rod through the tension spring. the optimal technical scheme of arm strength training 32 system is that one side of the upper end of the support rod is fixedly connected with a no. 2 fixed base, and one side of the no. 2 fixed base is fixedly connected with a hook, and the hook is of arc structure. the technical scheme of the arm strength training system is optimized, and the grip rod is of column structure, and the outer periphery is sheathed with a rubber sleeve. the optimal technical scheme of the arm strength training system is that the central position of one side surface of the connecting seat is fixedly connected with no. 2 limiting block, which is of square structure. 3. specific implementation mode in the following, the technical scheme in the embodiment of this design will be described clearly and completely in combination with the attached drawings in the design embodiment. obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the design, not all the embodiments. figure 1. shows the structure of the design figure 2. is the schematic diagram of the side view connection structure of the pulling rope in this design in the picture: 1;2. no. 1 limit block;3. knob;4. supporting rod;5. no. 1 fixed base;6. tension spring;7. screw rod;8. rod groove;9. pulling rope;10. grip;11. no. 2 fixed base;12. hook;13. connecting base;14. holding rod;15. rotating plate;16. organism;17. no. 2 stop block;18. bullet slot;19. bullet block;20. connection block. please refer to figure 1-2. this design provides the following technical solutions: arm strength training system, including support seat, support rod, grip rod and body. both sides of the support seat are connected with knobs through screw thread, the inner side of the support seat is connected with a support rod, the bottom side of the support rod is fixedly connected with no. 1 fixed seat, and one side of the no. 1 fixed base is connected with a screw rod through a rotating shaft, the upper end of the screw rod is connected with a rod groove by screw thread, the inner surfaces of the upper and lower ends of the rod groove are clamped and connected with a connecting block, the connecting blocks are connected with each other by springs, the upper end of the rod groove is clamped and connected with a pull rope, the upper end of the pull rope is fixedly connected with a grip, the inner surface of the upper end of the grip is provided with a spring groove, and the inner surface of the bottom end of the spring groove is elastically connected with a spring block, the upper end of the supporting rod is fixedly connected with a connecting seat, both sides of the connecting seat are connected with a holding rod through a rotary shaft, the upper end of the connecting seat is connected with a rotating plate through a rotating shaft, and one side of the rotating plate is arranged with an organism. in this embodiment, the support seat is made of metal material, which is used for the fixation and support of the training device as well as the rotation and adjustment of the support rod. the support rod is made of metal, it is used to fix and support the whole training device, and the knob is used to adjust the rotation angle of the supporting rod. please refer to the operation process for the specific use method. the no. 1 fixed base is connected with the screw rod through the rotation shaft, which is used for the rotation of the screw rod and the rod groove. the screw rod is made of metal material, which is used to connect the rod groove and adjust the tension of the pulling rope. please refer to the operation process for the specific use method, the upper end is connected with the upper end of the tension rod and the lower end is connected with the upper and lower ends of the tension rod, the grip is made of plastic material, which is used for arm strength training by pulling a pull rope. one end of the spring groove is connected with one end of the elastic block through a spring. the spring groove, spring block and spring structure are used for arm wrist strength training. the connecting seat is used to connect the grip rod and the rotating plate. the rotating plate is made of plastic material, and the rotating plate is used to place the training items and computers. the computer is the body, the body is set on the wall, through which the relevant training and teaching video files can be played. at the same time, the training process can be monitored and counted by sensors and counters. the upper end of the support seat is an arc-shaped structure and fits with the support rod, the bottom end of the support seat is a square structure and fits with the ground surface. in this embodiment, the support seat is made of metal material and is fixedly connected with the wall surface by bolts. the upper end of the support seat is an arc-shaped structure and fits with the support rod. the bottom end of the support seat is a square structure and fits with the ground surface, the support seat is used to fix and support the whole training device, as well as the rotation and adjustment of the support rod. slightly rotate the knobs on both sides of the support seat outwards. the end of the knob and the support rod are separated from each other, and the extrusion force disappears. the support rod is in an active state. pull the support rod and grip rod outward, and the support rod and grip bar rotate outward, one side of the bottom end of the support rod fits 33 with the no. 1 stop block at the center of the surface of one side of the support seat, and the no. 1 stop block supports and limits the support rod. no. 1 limit block is fixedly connected at the central position of the surface of both sides of the support seat, and the no. 1 limit block is of square structure. in this embodiment, the no. 1 limit block is made of metal and is arranged on both sides of the support seat, which is used for the rotation limit and support of the support rod. the knobs on both sides of the support seat are slightly rotated outward, and the contact end of the knob and the support rod are separated from each other, and the extrusion force disappears, the supporting rod is in an active state, and the supporting rod and the holding rod are pulled outwards, and the supporting rod and the holding rod rotate outwards. one side of the bottom end of the support rod fits with the no. 1 stop block at the center of the surface of one side of the support seat, and the no. 1 stop block supports and limits the support rod. in this embodiment, one end of the tension spring is connected with the bottom end of the screw rod, and the other end of the tension spring is fixedly connected with the bottom end of the supporting rod. the tension spring is used for the elastic stretching of the screw rod and the rod groove. after the screw rod and rod groove are used, the elastic stretching ability of the tension spring can be passed, the driving screw rod and the rod groove can quickly and better separate and retract one side of the supporting rod, saving time and labor. one side of the upper end of the support rod is fixedly connected with no. 2 fixed base, one side of the no. 2 fixed base is fixedly connected with a hook, and the hook is of arc structure. in this embodiment, the hook is made of metal material, one end of the hook is connected with the grip, and the square structure of the other end of the hook is fixedly connected with the no. 2 fixed base, and the hook is used to place the grip, remove the grip from the hook on one side of the upper end of the support rod, connect the hand with the arc-shaped groove at the rear end of the grip, pull the handle to one side, rotate the screw rod and rod groove through the rotating shaft of no. 1 fixed base, turn the screw rod, rod groove, pull rope and grip to the front end, face the trainer, and stand at the center of the front end of the training device. in this embodiment, the grip rod is made of metal material and is divided into three sections, which are respectively arranged at the left, middle and right positions of the connecting seat through the rotary connection. the rubber sleeve is sheathed around the outside of the grip rod, which is convenient for grasping the grip rod, comfortable to hold and not easy to slide. the grip rod is mainly used for push up exercise, and can be used for wide distance, wide range, and high-speed middle and narrow pushups. the second limit block is fixedly connected at the central position of one side surface of the connecting seat, and the second limit block is of square structure. in this embodiment, the second limit block is made of metal and square structure, and is located at the center of the back surface of the connecting seat. the second limit block is used for supporting and limiting the rotary plate. during the process of lowering the rotating plate, it rotates through the rotating shaft at the connection between the bottom end of the rotating plate and the connecting seat, the rotating plate is turned to the bottom side, and the rotating plate is placed vertically with the wall. the bottom end of the rotary plate is connected with the no. 2 limit block at the center of the surface of one side of the connecting seat. the no. 2 limit block supports and limits the rotary plate. 4. design principle the working principle and application process of this design: when the design is in use, the knobs on both sides of the support base are slightly rotated outward, the contact end of the knob and the support rod are separated from each other, and the extrusion force disappears. the support rod is in an active state. pull the support rod and grip rod outward, and the support rod and grip rod rotate outward, and the bottom side of the support rod fits with the no. 1 limit block at the center of the surface of one side of the support seat, no. 1 limit block supports and limits the supporting rod. the supporting rod and the holding rod are inclined at a certain angle, and the knobs on both sides of the support base are slightly rotated inward. the end of the knob and the support rod are squeezed each other, and the support rod is in a fixed state. the rotating plate at the upper end of the connecting seat is put down to fit the wall surface, the rotating shaft at the connection between the bottom end of the rotating plate and the connecting seat is rotated. the rotating plate turns to the bottom side, and the rotating plate is placed vertically with the wall. the bottom end of the rotating plate is connected with the no. 2 limit block at the center of the surface of one side of the connecting seat. the second limit block supports and limits the rotating plate. the rotating plate is used to place the training items and computers. the computer is the body to start the body and work, remove the grip from the hook on one side of the upper end of the support rod, connect the hand with the arc groove at the rear end of the grip, pull the handle to one side, rotate the screw rod and rod groove through the rotating shaft of no. 1 fixed base, turn the screw rod, rod groove, pull rope and grip to the front end, face the training personnel, stand at the center of the front end of the training device, and play the relevant training and teaching video files through the body, at the same time, the sensor and counter can monitor and count the trainers in the training process. both hands pull the pull rope through the grip. the pull rope moves up and down in the rod groove and the upper end of the rod groove through the connecting block and the spring connected between the connecting block and the connecting block at the bottom end of the rod groove. through elastic stretching, the arm muscle strength is trained. when the pull rope tension needs to be adjusted, the rod groove is rotated downward, it can be connected with the upper part of the screw rod by pulling the lower elastic force and groove between the screw rod and the upper part of the screw rodin the middle distance and narrow distance push-up training, the hand can be held on the spring slot in the middle of the handle, and the hand fits with the spring block. by holding the elastic block before and after, the elastic block can stretch and stretch through the spring inside the spring groove to exercise the arm wrist force. 5. conclusion compared with the existing technology, the design features: a variety of strength training structures are set in the training device, through the structure of holding rod, supporting rod, screw rod, rod groove, grip, spring groove and spring block, various arm strength training methods can be carried out, and complete and comprehensive training of arm strength, wrist strength, biceps and triceps and other muscle groups can be carried out, and the training effect is good, comprehensive training; the arm strength training device is designed as a 34 wall mounted training device. through the fixed structure, rotation structure and adjustment structure, the training device can be folded and retracted very well. it is easy to use and easy to retract. moreover, the spring tension can be adjusted through the screw rod and rod groove rotation structure to meet the needs of most people. acknowledgment funded by liaoning university of science and technology 2022 innovation and entrepreneurship training program. references [1] a hand tendon rupture rehabilitation training device [p]li jianfeng, zhang kewei, liang kangxiong, qiu lili, gaoyang, an hengjie, wang weichengchinese patent: cn214909038u, 2021-11-30 [2] a wheelchair with rehabilitation training function [p]jiang ge, lu zuquan, liu fuqing, cai qinmin, yu tianshuaichinese patent: cn210542122u, 2020-05-19 [3] a kind of hospital bed convenient for rehabilitation exercise [p]chen yifanchinese patent: cn211244183u, 2020-08-14 [4] a rehabilitation training device [p]deng zesongchinese patent: cn108836737b, 2020-11-17 [5] the utility model relates to a leg rehabilitation training device for senile diseaseszhao xiuling, cao lu, li caidichinese patent: cn213218125u, 2021-05-18 [6] a traditional chinese medicine rehabilitation 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paper analyzes the existing public transportation scheduling problems, analyzes the current research results of public transportation scheduling, and finally makes a prospect for public transportation scheduling. keywords: passenger flow big data, passenger flow forecast, bus scheduling, genetic algorithm. 1. introduction with the improvement of social development level, people's travel modes are diversified, private cars are increasing, and the urban construction land area is constantly expanding, leading to traffic congestion. advocating green travel can not only save economy, but also achieve low carbon and environmental protection. in order to maximize the revenue of bus companies and the comfort of passengers, it is necessary to optimize the layout of bus stops, frequency of departure, vehicle scheduling and route planning. the bus scheduling problem is to design a more reasonable traveling schedule based on the bus operating schedule. it aims to reduce the operating cost and improve the quality of users' travel. 2. the research of dynamic western developed countries, europe and the united states and other countries on the bus scheduling system technology research started relatively early, in the basic theory and application technology has a relatively mature system, and there have been a lot of international examples to verify these results. most of them will use the following four methods in bus scheduling and bus route network optimization, which are mathematical method, heuristic search method, neighborhood search method and evolutionary algorithm. automated bus scheduling technology has attracted more and more attention. laurent proposed a heuristic multiobjective optimization algorithm combining iterative local search algorithm with neighborhood mechanism in order to minimize bus operation cost. ceder proposed a heuristic algorithm in order to save the maximum number of vehicles. the research on intelligent bus dispatching is relatively late in china, and most of it is still artificial. at present, it mainly uses big data technology to carry out data mining for passenger flow information, and combines the algorithm to improve the research. in order to solve the bus operation schedule, wang qingrong et al. took the departure schedule as a reference and combined with genetic algorithm. chen cheng took the scheduling characteristics as the reference and combined with multi-objective genetic algorithm nsga-ⅱ to conduct the research. in order to achieve smooth departure interval, reduce vehicle investment, and reduce charging cost, teng jing constructed the dispatching plan of electric vehicles. from what has been discussed above, we can see that recently at home and abroad of bus scheduling optimization scheduling, use all sorts of heuristic algorithm, can solve the problem of simple model and, but as the public transport network complexity and the complexity of the problem of expanding, the traditional calculation methods have been unable to satisfy the current situation, and sparsely populated abroad, although there are a lot of studies on their theories and practices, they are not necessarily in line with china's national conditions. therefore, the study of china's unique complex public transport needs specific analysis, especially the dynamic real-time study of public transport scheduling. at present, for the research of urban bus scheduling, the rules and characteristics of passenger flow are mined by big data, and then various heuristic methods are used to build the model and solve the problem. genetic algorithm, simulated annealing algorithm, neural algorithm and tabu search algorithm can realize the optimization of bus scheduling. 3. overview of bus scheduling problem the main research content of this paper is mainly three parts, one is the data mining of public transportation big data, the second is to propose an improved genetic algorithm to solve the problem of intelligent bus scheduling, and the third is to develop the intelligent bus scheduling system. (1) data mining of the big data of bus there are many steps in data mining, and the process of data preprocessing is also very important. the processed data directly affects the accuracy of the subsequent calculation results. data preprocessing is accomplished through data cleaning, data integration, data transformation and data reduction. using the processing results of data mining from the bus database, the relevant information of the bus data is analyzed by data mining. through the number of people on and off at each station, the number of people on and off at each station in the future is deduced by combining time and space. the distribution characteristics of the bus passenger flow should be analyzed, and the reasons for the influence of the passenger flow should be summarized and analyzed, and the influencing factors should be processed numerously, and the 77 regression analysis model should be summarized, and the future passenger flow should be predicted using multiple linear regression according to the historical data. (2) proposed an improved genetic algorithm to solve the problem of intelligent bus scheduling genetic algorithm is a search algorithm, it describes an individual evolution process, the principle of evolution is the survival of the fittest, some good individuals will be copied and inherited to the next generation, bad individuals will be eliminated in the process. genetic algorithm has some disadvantages and is easy to fall into local optimum. by optimizing the three stages of selection, crossover and mutation in genetic algorithm, the problems of inaccurate convergence result, slow convergence and premature convergence are prevented. the design of dynamic fitness function can improve the selection. to prevent the destruction of good genes, the selection method of multiple copies of good individuals without putting back is adopted. the new crossover operator is designed. because the initial group quality of the crossover operator is poor, it will be good in the later stage, so the optimized adaptive crossover function is used to solve the problems existing in the crossover. the concept of similarity is introduced and transformed into tabu mutation operator to optimize mutation. it is also necessary to further study the mathematical relationship between passengers and bus operating companies, establish a mathematical relationship model between passengers and bus operating companies, and improve the genetic algorithm algorithm for some improvement design, so as to optimize the bus scheduling. the model is solved by improved genetic algorithm, and the optimal solution of bus scheduling optimization is obtained by using the final results. (3) develop intelligent bus dispatching system intelligent bus scheduling system is a medium of interaction with users. it is the main function of the system to provide users with dynamic and real-time bus scheduling scheme. the system should be functional, ease of use, safety and pressure resistance to meet the needs of users. it is necessary to fully understand the requirements, design the system development process, select the development framework, and finally realize the function. 4. survey of vehicle scheduling research since the 1960s, scholars in the field of operation optimization and transportation have been interested in the bus scheduling problem. according to the number of stations, the bus scheduling problem can be divided into single-yard bus scheduling problem and multi-yard bus scheduling problem. single-yard bus scheduling means that both the departure and return of buses are one yard, which is generally reconstructed into network flow model, assignment model or minimum decomposition model. single-yard bus scheduling can be regarded as a special case of multi-yard bus scheduling. after the 1990s, people mostly focus on the multi-depot bus scheduling problem. multi yard bus that is, buses can have different starting points and return points. generally, the reconstruction model is set segmentation model or multicommodity network flow model. the bus scheduling problem is also associated with many factors, such as fuel cost, vehicle type, departure schedule, driver scheduling and so on. different scholars put different emphasis on different factors. the bus scheduling problem is an integer programming problem, which is proved to be np-hard. there are two main ways to solve the bus scheduling problem: (1) integer programming method, generally based on heuristic methods. bertossi et al. applied a relaxed lagrange heuristic to the multi-depot bus scheduling problem, and proved the problem to be np-hard. amar et al. optimized the column generation algorithm to solve large-scale instances with highly degraded features. oukil et al. focused on accelerating column generation within the framework of linear programming, and combined variable preprocessing, stable variables and column generation to solve large-scale multi-yard vehicle scheduling problems. ilp algorithm is a kind of accurate algorithm with good effect, but its speed is not good and it is not suitable for large-scale problems. (2) intelligent optimization method, which can solve fast but cannot guarantee the optimal solution, is suitable for solving large-scale problems. shen and xia applied 2-opt strategy to design a vehicle scheduling method based on tabu search. zhang feizhou used the one-point and two-point crossover method of genetic algorithm to solve the scheduling scheme of different scale buses. yao yanjun combines these two methods to solve the bus scheduling problem. tabu search algorithm combined with genetic algorithm has better solution quality than genetic algorithm. each algorithm is analyzed by pepin, and the heuristic method based on largescale neighborhood search is fast and of good quality. 5. optimization model of bus scheduling based on genetic algorithm overview of genetic algorithm solution genetic algorithm (ga) was first proposed by professor john h. holland and his students in the university of michigan in the late 1960s and early 1970s. the computational model algorithm draws on the darwinian evolutionary theory of natural selection and genetic mechanism of biological evolution process. many people have paid much attention to the algorithm, and have made great progress on the theoretical basis of the algorithm, which has been applied to genetic algorithm in many fields. basic steps of genetic algorithm solution: (1) the first is coding. the solution of the problem is encoded in binary or real numbers, and these codes are defined as "chromosomes", also known as individuals. then the population is initialized, that is, the initial solution of the population is given according to the coding rules, that is, a group of "individuals" is randomly generated. (2) calculate the fitness, obtain the fitness value of each individual through the fitness function, select the individuals with large fitness for replication, and to obtain offspring, crossover and mutation are needed. (3) repeat step 2. before reaching the termination condition, multiple generations of evolution will be carried out, and finally the individual who is most adapted to the environment, namely the optimal solution of the problem, will be obtained. the solving flow chart of genetic algorithm is shown in figure 1. 78 fig. 1 flowchart of solving basic genetic algorithm the genetic algorithm is applied to bus scheduling, and the processing methods of each link are as follows: 1)coding. the accuracy of solving the problem is closely related to the encoding method. the binary encoding has randomness, which is not conducive to local search, and it is not ideal in the problem of high accuracy. it is better, therefore, to encode with real numbers, and the real values of the decision variables become the genes of the chromosomes. the departure interval of each period is represented by chromosomes. 2)initial population. the individual values in the initial population can be chosen empirically. during peak hours, the passenger flow is large and the departure interval is small. 515 can be set as the departure interval time. during peak hours, the passenger flow is small and the departure interval is large. 15-15 can be set as the departure interval time. 3)fitness value function. the quality of the individual is judged by fitness, which is evaluated according to the objective function of the problem. the solution of the bus scheduling problem is evaluated by the fitness function. the fitness function of bus scheduling model is a minimization problem, so the fitness function is fd=min (mf1 + nf2). 4)operator selection. selection, crossover and mutation are all operators in genetic algorithms, which simulate biological mate selection, mating and gene mutation respectively. the roulette wheel selection operator is used to solve the bus scheduling problem. the arithmetic crossing operator is used to cross. uniform mutation operator is used for mutation. 5)termination conditions. in dealing with the bus scheduling problem, a maximum evolutionary algebra can be set, and the computation will terminate when the specified algebra is run. 6. summary it is of great value for bus companies and passengers to find the optimal bus scheduling scheme. both bus operating cost and passenger satisfaction should be taken into account. the mathematical model of bus scheduling is established through the multi-angle passenger flow of some bus lines and solved by genetic algorithm. using the optimized bus scheduling mechanism, the effect is better than the traditional way, which provides a certain reference significance and value for the optimization of bus scheduling in the future. references [1] liu yingxin,luo xinggang,cheng shengping,yu yang,tang jiafu,wang tingsong. dynamic bus scheduling of multiple routes based on joint optimization of departure time and speed[j]. discrete dynamics in nature and society,2021,2021: [2] shi qingshuai, zhang ke,weng jiancheng,dong yuqiang,ma siyong,zhang mengyuan. evaluation model of bus routes optimization scheme based on multi-source bus data[j]. transportation research interdisciplinary perspectives, 2021, 10: [3] yang xinfeng,qi yicheng. research on optimization of multiobjective regional public transportation scheduling [j]. algorithms, 2021, 14 (4): [4] liu li. application of genetic algorithm in bus scheduling problem [j]. fujian computer,2021,37(07):97-99. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 10 an improved three‐point method for power flow calculation based on halton sequence jinyu wang, peiyu wu school of electrical information engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing, 163318, china abstract: with the development of electric power system, it is necessary to expand the scale of new energy power generation to meet the demand of peak cutting and valley filling. the new energy power generation presents intermittenity and volatility, so it is a hot research topic to use the theory of point estimation method to study the power system planning based on uncertainty quantity. this paper improved the three-point estimation method in probabilistic power flow calculation, combined with halton sequence sampling method to make sampling samples more uniform, and then added a pair of estimation points on the basis of the three-point estimation method, so as to improve the precision of power flow calculation without calculating the fourth moment. the proposed method is verified on ieee14 and ieee33 node systems, and the results verify the rationality of the improved three-point method based on halton sequence. keywords: halton sequence; improved three-point method; probabilistic power flow; new energy power generation. 1. introduction since the beginning of the 21st century, photovoltaic and wind power devices have been increasing and their market share has been increasing. at the same time, as fuel-powered vehicles are gradually replaced by electric vehicles, the introduction of these devices into the grid also brings new operational stability problems to the power grid. by calculating these randomness, probabilistic power flow evaluates the stable operation of power system at higher level. in the relevant research of power system, if the input variable is random, mathematical modeling is carried out according to its uncertainty. probabilistic power flow is mainly based on the known data, such as circuit voltage complex information, combined with the calculation formula and correlation relationship to solve it, and finally solve the circuit node and branch related power flow distribution. the research status of probabilistic power flow calculation is introduced in literature [1]. currently, the commonly used methods of probabilistic power flow calculation include numerical method, approximate method and analytical method. monte carlo simulation is the most common numerical method in probabilistic power flow calculation. this method is generally superior to other methods in terms of accuracy, but it needs to process more data and calculate more than the other two methods. therefore, in practical calculation, monte carlo simulation method is mainly used as a reference method to evaluate other methods. the current research direction of probabilistic power flow calculation is to reduce the amount of calculation as much as possible on the premise of ensuring the accuracy. literature [2] analyzes the input variables of the function and explains the relationship between the variables. probabilistic power flow calculation uses different methods. numerical method has the advantage of high accuracy, such as monte carlo simulation method. however, due to its many calculation steps, it is mainly used as a reference for other methods in practical applications. other improved versions of the method have been developed, such as the monte carlo simulation method based on latin hypercube sampling. the main representative method of the approximate method is the point estimation method, which mainly uses the point estimation method and the function accumulation formula to analyze and calculate the input variables, and obtains the weight of each point and the result matrix. at present, various improved versions of point estimation methods have been developed, such as probabilistic power flow developed by point estimation method in literature [3], sampling improvement of point estimation method in literature [4], convolution calculation combined in the improvement of point estimation method in literature [5], and fourier series added in literature [6] on the basis of convolution calculation. for the distribution of multiple peak values, the spline method was rearranged in literature [7], and the gaussian method was used in literature [8] for hybrid approximation of the function distribution, which can ensure a higher level of calculation accuracy after improvement. in view of the insufficient accuracy of the existing threepoint estimation method, combined with the current idea that increasing the number of estimation points can improve the calculation accuracy, this paper proposes an improved threepoint method based on halton sequence, by adding an extra pair of estimation points to improve the calculation accuracy, through the improved ieee14 and ieee33 node system to verify the correctness of the proposed algorithm. in this method, the convolutional calculation step is omitted, and the input variables are further fitted together on the basis of the original calculation, and the correlation is fully considered. the advantage of this method in calculation is that it cannot consider whether it is linear function. 2. an improved three-point method based on halton sequence 2.1. halton sequence halton sequence sampling belongs to the low difference category of sequence sampling method, which can generate the required sample data for calculation at one time, and the obtained sampling values are evenly distributed, which is convenient for calculation. compared with latin hypercube sampling method, this method can improve the computing efficiency. halton sequence belongs to the class of infinite sequences, 11 and its dimension can be assumed to be s. this sequence is improved based on vander sequence, which is vander sequence when halton sequence is one-dimensional. in calculation, any data can be expressed by the base value of b, as shown in the following formula:  i 0 1 i b i n a n b     (1) suppose the function is hb(n), when defining it, the definition formula is shown below:  b i 0 1 i( ) b i h n a n b     (2) based on the above formula, it can be analyzed that halton sequence is composed of different prime numbers. the theoretical basis and practical application of halton sequence are described in literature [9]. fig 1 compares halton sampling method and lhs sampling method respectively, takes 100 samples, and obtains two-dimensional sampling distribution diagram of the two methods. fig 1 shows that: halton sequence is more efficient in data acquisition, and its samples are distributed more evenly on the plane, which also confirms the sampling advantages of this method mentioned in literature [9]. y 0 0.5 1.0 0.5 x 1.0 0.5 1.00 1.0 0.5y x (a) halton sequence (b) lhs fig 1. comparison of sampling points it can be seen from fig 1 that the sample data obtained by halton sequence is uniformly distributed in the range [0,1]. during calculation, if the studied variable belongs to other distributions, it can be transformed by nataf transform to make it suitable for other calculations. 2.2. improve the three-point method when studying the operation stability of traditional power network, pq nodes, such as the active power of generators and the voltage of nodes, will be taken as system control variables in power flow calculation. the control variables mentioned here are generally selected for specific optimization objectives, and relevant data has been set before calculation. in this paper, the geographical location and installed capacity of the distributed power supply are taken into account when establishing the model of the distribution network including the distributed power supply. in the distributed power supply including wind power, solar power and other energy sources, the output of wind turbines and photovoltaic cells will be affected by random factors such as light intensity and wind speed. when analyzing the distributed power supply containing the above random effects, the random variables affecting the output are replaced by disturbance variables, and the constructed disturbance variables are taken as vectors. in the power flow calculation of the power system, state variables such as the voltage of each node of the power system and the active and reactive power distribution of branches are generally solved. in the analysis of the two, it is found that there is a functional relationship between the disturbance variable and the state variable to be solved, and the specific function is shown in the following: = ( )s s x (3) for the distribution network containing uncertain factors, the general deterministic power flow can no longer meet the needs of calculation, and the probabilistic power flow is replacing the traditional deterministic power flow and becoming the mainstream method for computing the grid connection of distributed power. when solving the operation problem of distribution network with uncertain factors, the state variable of power system can be obtained according to the distribution probability function related to disturbance variable and the function formula related to state variable under the premise that the control variable has been determined by probabilistic power flow. in the research of point estimation method, it can be known that the more estimated points, the more accurate the estimated value of output random variable, but the more estimated points means that a higher order formula needs to be calculated. here, taking five-point estimation method as an example, the eighth order center distance of input random variable needs to be known, so a larger amount of computation is needed. at the same time, the obtained center distance above the fourth order has no great physical significance in practical application, and the numerical solution obtained in the calculation may be non-real solution. in this paper, on the basis of the existing three-point estimation method, an additional pair of estimation points are added for additional calculation. in order to improve the calculation accuracy of the three-point estimation method, it is unnecessary to calculate the higher moment of random variable above the fourth order. firstly, the improvement of the three-point estimation method is to add a pair of new nonuniform probability estimation points on the basis of the original to carry out additional calculations, and then set the weight of each estimation point corresponding to the pair as wk,i=1/2n. according to the definition of position in the threepoint estimation method, combined with chebyshev correlation inequality, it can be seen that, it is less likely to get results outside the mean xk,i, where is several times standard deviation, so only moments of the third order and above are ignored. the values of the standard positions ζk,1 and ζ_k,2 of the new estimate point is shown as follows: k,1 k,2 n   (4) on the basis of the above, the weight of position wk,i and the weight of standard position are added to compare. considering the influence of skewness, different values are taken for weight and standard position respectively, so the formula is shown as follows:          1 1 k,i 1 2 k,i n 0 μ 2 1 1 k,i 1 2 k,i n 2 1 , , , , , 2 , , , , , k i ll l n k i l n e z w h x w h x w h x                            (5) the added estimate points above take into account more information about variables, such as skewness. as shown in the above formula, compared with the standard position and weight corresponding to each position, the standard position corresponding to each estimation point is not of uniform probability, and the effect of input random variable skewness is taken into account. the improved three-point estimation 12 method can be regarded as the combination of three-point method and two-point method. the accuracy of this method is similar to that of five-point estimation method, but it does not need to calculate the high-order moment. therefore, there are certain advantages in the difficulty of calculation. 3. modeling of uncertain variables including correlation 3.1. probability model of photovoltaic power generation similar to wind power generation, solar energy is random and greatly affected by weather, which also brings instability to photovoltaic grid-connection. the main factors affecting the performance of photovoltaic battery are the light intensity, surface temperature and air humidity of photovoltaic device surface, and the light intensity is the most important factor. when the light intensity of the area reaches a certain value, the photovoltaic generating unit generates electricity at full capacity. if the photovoltaic generating unit cannot receive sufficient light, it will be forced to reduce the generating capacity. in numerous photovoltaic studies, light intensity mainly follows β mode distribution and weibull distribution [10], etc. in this paper, β mode distribution is adopted for modeling. the approximate intensity of light is calculated from the data. the mean value μ and the standard deviation value σ obtained from the historical data are correlated as shown in the following equations: 2 (1 ) 1          (6) 2 (1 ) (1 ) 1           (7) similar to the output law of wind turbines, the output of photovoltaic generating units can be divided into two types, namely saturated output and unsaturated output [11] the output formula of photovoltaic generating set is shown as follows: r pvg r rpvg r pvg r i p i i ip p i i      (8)  pvg pvg pvgtanq p  (9) in formula: pvg——rated capacity of photovoltaic generating set; r——rated illumination of photovoltaic generating set; pvg——power factor angle. using basic mathematical methods to remove the variables of day, season and year as time span, the output of photovoltaic unit can be expressed as: (1 δ )p a k t   (10) in the formula, γ is the illumination intensity of the locality; a is the surface area of the equipment receiving light; η refers to the output efficiency of photovoltaic generating set. δt is the error caused by the predicted temperature difference of the equipment; k is the temperature correlation coefficient. this data is generally provided by the photovoltaic generator set manufacturer. the illumination intensity of the location indicates the illumination loss caused by different clouds and weather changes in the same time [12]. the data show that the illumination intensity of the relevant area is shown in the following formula: 1 1 r max max γ( ) ( ) 1 γ( )γ( ) a b a b f r a b                    (11) 2 (1 ) a 1         (12) 2 (1 ) b (1 ) 1          (13) in formula: is the maximum light intensity that occurs in the region. the photovoltaic power generation function is shown in the following equation: 1 1 r max max γ( ) ( ) 1 γ( )γ( ) a b a b r r f r a b r r                (14) in formula: as upper limit, it can be assumed that the errors generated in the operation of photovoltaic power generation cells conform to the traditional normal distribution, which indicates that the traditional normal distribution can be used to correct the errors in the output of photovoltaic units. 3.2. probabilistic model of wind power generation in this paper, weibull distribution is used to model wind speed distribution. compared with other mathematical models, weibull distribution has advantages of simple structure, small calculation amount and high accuracy. this model has been widely used in the current research of wind power generation. two parameters (scale parameter and shape parameter) are set for weibull distribution to carry out statistical description of the variation law of wind speed. the function formula is shown as follows: 1( ) ( ) exp ( ) v v f v              (15) in the formula, the above two parameters used in weibull distribution can be calculated. in the formula, v is the regional wind speed, the shape parameter is dimensionless, and the unit of the scale parameter is m/s. the mathematical expectation and variance are shown in the following equation respectively: 1 cγ 1 k        (16) 2 2 22 γ 1c k         (17) its distribution function is shown in the following equation: ( ) 1 exp k v f v c            (18) during normal operation of a wind turbine, the output of the generator depends on a number of factors, including the wind speed in the location and the wind speed cut into the generator, the rated wind speed of the generator, and the wind speed cut into the generator. 13 when the wind speed is above the actual wind speed, the working efficiency of the wind turbine is very low or even zero, and the working condition at this time is not suitable for the operation of the wind turbine. when the regional wind speed is above the force point, the output efficiency of the wind turbine increases linearly with the increase of the actual wind speed, which also determines the randomness of the wind turbine processing. the specific output situation is shown in the following formula: ci co ci wg r ci n n ci r n co 0 0 v v v v v v p p v v v v v p v v v             或 (19)  wtg wtg wtgtanq p  (20) wtg wtg wtg= arctan( / )q p (21) in the formula: ——rated capacity of wind turbine; ——cut in wind speed of a wind turbine; n——rated fan speed; co——cut out fan wind speed; wtg——power factor angle of wind turbine. 3.3. load probability model load is an indispensable part of power system research, so it is necessary to establish an accurate model to analyze the load. in the current analysis and calculation of probabilistic power flow, most of them take normal distribution as the model of load to describe its probability distribution. the active and reactive power parameters of nodes and branches are as follows: 2 l p l 2 pp ( )1 ( ) exp( ) 22 p f p      (22) 2 l q l 2 qq ( )1 ( ) exp( ) 22 p f q      (23) in the formula: p, p is the expected value and the variance of , q, q is the expected value and the variance of . 3.4. correlation processing when calculating probabilistic power flow, it is necessary to consider the correlation between wind power generation, photovoltaic power generation and load. if the correlation is ignored, there will be a large difference between the calculated result and the actual result. nataf transformation can convert the non-normal correlation input variable into a normal independent distribution variable [13]. the correlation between random input variables is generally expressed by the covariance matrix, which usually reflects the variables related to each other among multiple variables and is usually obtained by the distribution function of its diversity. however, in some cases, the result cannot be obtained. in addition, the covariance matrix can be calculated through the statistical data. if it is not true, the relevant bivariate dependence rule is used to solve it. the solved matrix belongs to the absolute covariance matrix, and the value of most elements in the matrix is small, and then the pearson coefficient factor is solved through the matrix. suppose the n-dimensional variable, which is regarded as the non-normal dependent input variable x= [x1, x2, ..., xn], and cx as the coefficient matrix with correlation. in the calculation of matrix, we assume that the standard variable is the independent input variable y= [y1, y2, ..., yn] with normal distribution, and its corresponding coefficient matrix is set as cy, and then the corresponding correlation position coefficient is solved. the relationship between the above two variables is shown in the following equation:   1 i i iφy f x (24) in the formula, fi(xi) and φ-1 are respectively the cumulative distribution of the function and the standard correlation normal distribution function. the left side of the middle sign is the correlation factor, and the calculation formula is as follows:  i j ij i j cov ,x x     (25) where, σi and σj are the average variance values of xi and xj respectively. the relationship between the two is shown in the following formula:  j ji i ij ij i j i j i j , d d xx f x x x x                (26) the calculation steps of the above formula are many, and the correlation coefficient needs to be calculated repeatedly, so a certain amount of calculation will be increased. the coefficient factor of wind power generation can be calculated by referring to the empirical formula in literature [14]. 4. example flow the specific calculation process of the improved threepoint method is as follows: 1. input data: relevant input variables are obtained by sampling method based on halton sequence, and the point estimation method is calculated on the data based on the correlation model established for random variables such as photovoltaic and power generation output in the system; 2. list calculation formulas and statistical calculation data; 3. combine the estimated points to be selected for the random variable, calculate the correlation coefficients of each position of the fourth random variable by the above formula, and obtain the correlation coefficients of each position of the random variable according to the above data; 4. carry out deterministic probabilistic power flow at the selected point, and calculate by using oxrafa or other power flow calculation methods. when the output of random variable is obtained, analyze and calculate its estimated value; 5. repeat step 4, calculate 2+1 times, and then the next step; 6. the origin moment, average value and other relevant information of the output variable were obtained according to the calculation results of the previous step. finally, the probability density function (pdf) and cumulative distribution function (cdf) of the state variable were obtained by the cornish-fisher series expansion. 5. example analysis firstly, the accuracy of the improved three-point method is verified. matlab platform is used to test the modified ieee 14 14-node system and the modified ieee 33-node system, and the results obtained by monte carlo simulation method with relevant properties are taken as references to evaluate the improved three-point method in terms of calculation accuracy. at the same time, the computational complexity is also taken into consideration. the calculation time is used as the reference scale as far as possible, and the following error formula is used as the evaluation standard:   r mcs pe r 1 mcsm / 100% i n n          (27)   r mcs pe 1 r m mcs/ 100% i n n          (28) where, μmcs and σmcs are the expected value and mean variance of the output variables calculated by monte carlo simulation; μpem and σpem are the expected value and mean variance of the relevant output variables calculated by the improved three-point method. nr is the number of related output variables. firstly, the proposed method is verified on the improved ieee 14 node. it is assumed that the active power of the ieee 14 bus system obeys normal distribution, and the load adopts the constant power factor model. the monte carlo simulation results of n=10000 times are used as reference. the coefficient of variation (cv) is defined here as the ratio between the standard deviation and the mean. table 5-1 lists the mean μ and standard deviation σ of the selected output variables when the coefficient of variation of ieee 14 bus system is 0.15. the selected power flow output results are respectively the voltage amplitude and phase angle at bus no. 10, the injected power at bus no. 1, the injected reactive power at bus no. 3, and the active and reactive power at line no. 2-3. the mean values and standard deviations of these plf outputs obtained by the above three methods are very close to those obtained by monte carlo simulation. it can be seen from the data in the table that the accuracy of the two and three-point estimation method and the improved threepoint estimation method is not much different from that of the monte carlo simulation method. table 1. lists the error values calculation result 10[ . ]v pu 10[ . ]pu 1[ . ]p pu 3[ . ]q pu 2,3[ . ]p p u 2,3[ . ]q p u 2pem  1.0449 -0.2426 2.2144 0.2518 0.7323 0.0358  0.0035 0.0165 0.1941 0.0881 0.0842 0.0081 3pem  1.0449 -0.2426 2.2144 0.2518 0.7323 0.0358  0.0035 0.0165 0.1939 0.0881 0.0842 0.0080 i3pem  1.0449 -0.2426 2.2143 0.2518 0.7323 0.0357  0.0035 0.0165 0.1939 0.0881 0.0842 0.0081 mcs  1.0449 -0.2425 2.2140 0.2517 0.7323 0.0357  0.0033 0.0166 0.1939 0.0880 0.0842 0.0081 next, simulation analysis is carried out for the advantages of the improved three-point method. the load is simplified in the modified ieee 14 node system. the power factor of each node is set to 0.75, and the correlation coefficient between loads is set to 0.8. two 30mw and 25mw wind turbines are added into the node system respectively. the two turbines operate in a power factor of 1. at the same time, the shape and scale parameters are set as 7.0 and 1.6 respectively according to the operation conditions of the wind turbines. the inlet wind speed, rated wind speed and excised wind speed are set as 4m/s, 15m/s and 25m/s respectively. the improved threepoint method was applied to the above model calculation, and the monte carlo simulation method of 10000 times was used as a reference to compare the results obtained by the threepoint estimation method. finally, the load coefficient of variation of 0.05 and 0.1 were analyzed respectively, as shown in table 2 and table 3 below. table 2. condition of coefficient of variation of 0.05 method error error value /% v  ijp ijq lossp 3pem  0.0023 0.1441 0.4696 0.4694 0.1513  0.6381 0.6477 1.3448 0.8113 1.2729 i3pem  0.0022 0.0887 0.3331 0.3329 0.0971  0.4604 0.1561 0.8584 0.4584 1.0002 table 3. condition of coefficient of variation of 0.1 method error error value /% v  ijp ijq lossp 3pem  0.0046 0.2985 0.8659 0.8751 0.3293  0.3702 0.1986 0.6882 0.7211 0.9936 i3pem  0.0039 0.2431 0.7063 0.7059 0.2741  0.3342 0.1227 0.5186 0.5689 1.0003 table 4. schedules used by each algorithm method time mcs 89.4548 3pem 0.3031 i3pem 0.6548 as can be seen from the above, the overall output variable of the improved three-point method is superior to the threepoint estimation method. the mean and standard deviation errors of the population are verified. the accuracy of the improved three-point method has been greatly improved. table 4 lists the time of different algorithms. as can be seen from the above table, the time of the improved three-point estimation method has not increased much, but the accuracy can be maintained at a good level. when the coefficient of variation is 0.05, the voltage amplitude at node 4, the active power at line 1-2, the reactive power at line 1-5 and the probability density function (pdf) and the cumulative 15 distribution function (cdf) are respectively shown in fig 2 – fig 5, which is presented in the form of unit value. fig 2. node 4 voltage amplitude fig 3. active power of line 1-2 fig 4. line 1-5 reactive power fig 5. loss table 5. error values method error error value /% v  ijp ijq lossp 3pem  0.0226 2.1221 0.8324 0.8325 0.5934  0.6381 0.6477 1.3448 0.8113 1.2729 i3pem  0.0022 0.0887 0.3331 0.3329 0.0971  0.4604 0.1561 0.8584 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[14] herran m a, fischer j r , gonzalez s a , et al. repetitive control with adaptive sampling frequency for wind power generation systems[j]. ieee journal of emerging & selected topics in power electronics, 2014, 2(1):58-69. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 138 combination forecasting model of r&d intensity in anhui province based on igowa operator weilun xu, yumei wang school of statistics and applied mathematics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu 233000, china abstract: taking the r&d intensity data of anhui province from 2006 to 2020 as the sample, the grey prediction model, arima model and holt winters non seasonal model were selected to fit and predict the r&d intensity of anhui province, and then the igowa operator variable weight coefficient combination prediction model based on the minimum criterion of the sum of squares of errors was constructed, and the combination prediction model corresponding to four special values of the operator parameters was taken, establish an error evaluation index system to illustrate the effectiveness of the model, and analyze the sensitivity of the parameters. through model evaluation, it can be found that the prediction effect of the combined prediction model in the sample period is significantly better than the three single prediction models, greatly improving the prediction accuracy. finally, the combined forecasting model is used to predict the r&d intensity of anhui province from 2021-2025. the prediction results show that in 2021-2025, the r&d intensity of anhui province will continue to rise, and the growth rate is increasing year by year. the scientific research and innovation ability will continue to develop steadily. keywords: r&d intensity; igowa operator; combination forecasting; sum of squares of errors; technological innovation. 1. introduction in today's world tide, the position of science and technology is increasingly prominent, and scientific and technological innovation is gradually becoming a key factor affecting the comprehensive national strength, which highlights the primary position of scientific and technological innovation, and also shows that in order to achieve rapid and stable development in the current society, we must adhere to the principle of independent research and development, and drive innovation. since the 21st century, china's scientific research enthusiasm has continued to rise, and many scientific research achievements have emerged in combination with the corresponding scientific and technological development strategy and system construction. general secretary pointed out in the report of the 20th national congress of the communist party of china that innovation is the core driving force and plays a very important role in high-quality development. china has successfully entered the ranks of innovative countries. the "14th five year plan" also clearly indicates five development directions, indicating that china is moving from the "quantitative expansion era" to the "quality expansion era".in order to enter the "quality expansion era" faster and better, it is necessary to promote efficiency through scientific and technological innovation and development. in 2020, the r&d expenditure of anhui province will reach 88.32 billion yuan, and the r&d intensity will reach 2.28%, 0.25 percentage points higher than that of the previous year, ranking 10th in the country and 2nd in the central region, successfully realizing the leap forward development from "a big province of science and education" to "a source of scientific and technological innovation". the research of foreign scholars on r&d intensity is mainly based on the relationship between scientific and technological investment and the contribution rate of economic growth. paul m. romer et al. [1], gene m. grossman et al. [2], paul s. segerstrom et al. [3], all the studies had found that increasing investment in science and technology and r&d can boost the contribution rate of economic growth, and can better encourage enterprises to invest resources in r&d activities. at present, domestic scholars' research on r&d intensity mainly starts from the combination of r&d funds and gdp. xuanwen fang et al.[4] used the vector autoregression model and the grey prediction model gm(1,1), by selecting the data of china's r&d expenditure and gdp output value from 1990 to 2010, this paper forecasted the r&d expenditure at constant prices and current prices during the "12th five year plan" period, and determined an equilibrium relationship with an elasticity of 0.6 in economic growth; liyu zhao et al.[5] selected the cointegration test of china's gdp and financial investment in science and technology from 1989 to 2007 showed that there was a long-term equilibrium relationship between economic growth and the total internal expenditure of r&d funds; shi chen et al.[6] believed that china's current r&d investment intensity was at the middle level of the world, but it maintained a good development trend. the government should increase relevant investment to further enhance china's r&d intensity; jianwen he [7] compared china's r&d intensity data from 2006 to 2013 and the data of five developed countries verifies that china's r&d intensity is growing fast at present, and will not enter the slow growth stage immediately like most developed countries. scientific prediction requires integrating multiple prediction methods according to the history and reality of social and economic phenomena to minimize the loss of information and improve the prediction accuracy. therefore, the concept of combined forecasting was first introduced by bates and granger [8]. it was proposed in 1969. both theoretical and practical studies show that [9] in the case of different single prediction models and different data sources, the results derived from the combined prediction model may be better than any independent prediction value. the combined prediction model can reduce the systematic error of prediction, significantly improve the prediction effect, and reveal the development and change law of objective things. to sum up, many scholars have analyzed and predicted the r&d intensity, but most of them still stay in the stage of using 139 single prediction model to predict the data. although these single prediction models can predict the time series data, they contain limited factors that can be considered and have a certain randomness, which may not make full use of all the effective information reflected in the sample data to provide prediction. therefore, this paper selects the research and development intensity data of anhui province from 2006 to 2020, first analyzes and forecasts the data through the gray prediction model, arima time series model, holt-winters non-seasonal prediction model, and then forms a combination prediction method with the help of the igowa (generalized induction weighted average) operator and the optimal criterion of minimizing the sum of squares of prediction errors [10]. the variable weight coefficient combination forecasting model based on igowa operator is constructed to make short-term prediction on the r&d intensity of anhui province in the next five years, in order to improve the prediction accuracy and increase the stability of the model. and according to the data predicted by the more stable model, it is compared with the actual data of research and development intensity of anhui province in 2021 to verify the effectiveness and statistical significance of the model. 2. model construction 2.1. operator 2.1.1. owa operator set up 𝑓𝜔 by n-ary function: 𝑅𝑛 → 𝑅 . there is a nonnegative weight vector 𝜔 = (𝜔1, 𝜔2, ⋯ ,𝜔𝑛) and meets ∑ 𝜔𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 = 1,𝜔𝑖 ∈ [0,1]. 𝑓𝜔(𝑎1, 𝑎2, ⋯ 𝑎𝑛) = ∑ 𝜔𝑖𝑏𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 (1) then 𝑓𝜔 is called n-dimension ordered weighted average operator, also known as owa operator. 𝑏𝑖 is the i-th largest number among 𝑎1, 𝑎2, ⋯ , 𝑎𝑛, which indicates that the weight coefficient 𝜔𝑖 of the ordered weighted average operator is independent of 𝑎𝑖, but only related to the first i position after ordering n numbers in descending order. 2.1.2. iowa operator record two-dimensional array < 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎2 > ,⋯ ,< 𝑣𝑛 , 𝑎𝑛 >. there is a nonnegative weight vector 𝜔 = (𝜔1, 𝜔2, ⋯ , 𝜔𝑛) and meets ∑ 𝜔𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 = 1,𝜔𝑖 ∈ [0,1]. then 𝐼𝑂𝑊𝐴𝜔(< 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎2 >,⋯ ,< 𝑣𝑛, 𝑎𝑛 >) = ∑ 𝜔𝑖𝑎𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖) 𝑛 𝑖=1 (2) is called n-dimension induced ordered weighted average operator, also known as iowa operator. 𝑣𝑖 is denoted as the induced value of the number 𝑎𝑖 , and 𝑣 − 𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖) is the subscript of the number 𝑣1, 𝑣2, ⋯ , 𝑣𝑛 which is the greatest i in descending order [11]. this shows that the weighted averaging operator arranges n numbers according to their corresponding induced values in descending order, and then the weighted averaging cofficient 𝜔𝑖 has nothing to do with numerical value of 𝑎𝑖 , but only relates to the i-th position after sorting according to the induced values. 2.1.3. igowa operator set up 𝑓𝜔 y n-ar function: 𝑅𝑛 → 𝑅 record twodimensional arra < 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎2 >,⋯ ,< 𝑣𝑛, 𝑎𝑛 > there is a nonnegative weight vector 𝜔 = (𝜔1, 𝜔2, ⋯ , 𝜔𝑛) and meets ∑ 𝜔𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 = 1,𝜔𝑖 ∈ [0,1] 𝑓𝜔(< 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎 >2 , ⋯ , < 𝑣𝑛 , 𝑎𝑛 >) = (∑ 𝜔𝑖(𝑎𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖)) 𝑛 𝑖=1 𝜆 ) 1 𝜆 . (3) 𝑓𝜔 is called generalized induced ordered weighted average operator and also called igowa operator where parameters 𝜆 ∈ (−∞, 0) ∪ (0,∞) 𝑣𝑖 is denoted as the induced value of the number 𝑎𝑖 , and 𝑣 − 𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖) is the subscript of the number 𝑣1, 𝑣2, ⋯ , 𝑣𝑛 which is the greatest i in descending order [11]. we can take any value within the effective value range of the parameter 𝜆 , so as to build different information aggregation operators. the following are several common operators when 𝜆 takes special values[12]： when 𝜆 = 1 , 𝑓𝜔(< 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎 >2 ,⋯ , < 𝑣𝑛 , 𝑎𝑛 > ) = ∑ 𝜔𝑖𝑎𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖) 𝑛 𝑖=1 . the igowa operator at this time is the iowa (induced ordered weighted average) operator; when 𝜆 = −1 , 𝑓𝜔(< 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎 >2 , ⋯ , < 𝑣𝑛 , 𝑎𝑛 >) = 1 ∑ ( 𝜔𝑖 𝑎𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖) )𝑛 𝑖=1 . the igowa operator at this time is the iowha (induced ordered weighted harmonic average) operator; when 𝜆 → 0 , 𝑓𝜔(< 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎 >2 , ⋯ , < 𝑣𝑛 , 𝑎𝑛 > ) = ∏ 𝑎𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖) 𝜔𝑖𝑛 𝑖=1 . the igowa operator at this time is the iowga (induced ordered weighted geometric average) operator; when 𝜆 = 0.5 , 𝑓𝜔(< 𝑣1, 𝑎1 >,< 𝑣2, 𝑎 >2 , ⋯ , < 𝑣𝑛 , 𝑎𝑛 >) = (∑ 𝜔𝑖√𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖) 𝑛 𝑖=1 )2 . the igowa operator at this time is the iowsa (induced ordered weighted square average) operator. 2.2. igowa operator combination prediction model based on the criterion of minimum sum of squares of errors assume that the actual observation value of a required prediction phenomenon is {𝑥𝑡 , 𝑡 = 1,2,⋯ ,𝑁} , n kinds of single prediction methods to predict this phenomenon, and 𝑥𝑖𝑡 is the model prediction value of the first i kind of single prediction method in the t period. there are nonnegative weighting coefficients 𝜔 = (𝜔1, 𝜔2, ⋯ , 𝜔𝑛) and meet ∑ 𝜔𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 = 1,𝜔𝑖 ∈ [0,1] , then 𝑊 = (𝜔1, 𝜔2, ⋯ , 𝜔𝑛) 𝑇 constitutes the weight vector of all single forecasting methods in the combined forecasting model. the prediction precision is constructed by the absolute value of the prediction relative error of each single prediction at each time point to characterize the induced variable of the prediction value at each time point. note 𝑣𝑖𝑡 = { 1 − | 𝑥𝑡−𝑥𝑖𝑡 𝑥𝑡 |， | 𝑥𝑡−𝑥𝑖𝑡 𝑥𝑡 | < 1 0, | 𝑥𝑡−𝑥𝑖𝑡 𝑥𝑡 | ≥ 1 (4) as the prediction accuracy of the i-th single prediction in the t period, then using 𝑣𝑖𝑡 and 𝑥𝑖𝑡 can form a twodimensional array (< 𝑣1𝑡 , 𝑥1𝑡 >,< 𝑣2𝑡 , 𝑥2𝑡 >,⋯ ,< 𝑣𝑛𝑡 , 𝑥𝑛𝑡 >). take it into the igowa operator for calculation, and the optimized combined predictive value is 𝑥𝑡 ∧ = (∑ 𝜔𝑖(𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖𝑡)) 𝜆𝑛 𝑖=1 ) 1 𝜆. according to this, it can be seen that the 𝜆 power prediction error and induced prediction error in the t period are 𝑒𝑡 (𝜆) = 𝑥𝑡 𝜆 − 𝑥𝑡 ∧ 𝜆 and 𝑒𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖𝑡) = 𝑥𝑡 𝜆 − 𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖𝑡) 𝜆. in this paper, the four special values of 𝜆 listed in 2.1.3. are used for analysis and discussion, so the specific form of induced prediction error is as follows 140 . 5.0, 0,lnln 1, 11 1, )( )( )( )( )(         =− →− −=− =− = − − − − −     itindexvt itindexvt itindexvt itindexvt itindexv xx xx xx xx e (5) from the induced prediction error, the n-order induced ordered weighted average prediction error matrix can be further denoted as 𝐸 = (𝐸𝑖𝑗)𝑛×𝑛 = (𝐸𝑗𝑖)𝑛×𝑛 = (∑ 𝑒𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖𝑡)𝑒𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑗𝑡) 𝑁 𝑡=1 ) 𝑛×𝑛 ; 𝑖 , 𝑗 = 1,2,⋯ , 𝑛. it can be seen that the induced ordered weighted average prediction error matrix is a symmetric n-order invertible matrix. therefore the sum of squares of the total forecast errors in n period is 𝑄2 = ∑ (∑ 𝜔𝑖𝑒𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖𝑡) 𝑛 𝑖=1 )𝑁 𝑡=1 2 = ∑ ∑ 𝜔𝑖𝜔𝑗(∑ 𝑒𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑖𝑡)𝑒𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(𝑗𝑡) 𝑁 𝑡=1 )𝑛 𝑗=1 𝑛 𝑖=1 = ∑ ∑ 𝜔𝑖𝜔𝑗𝐸𝑖𝑗 𝑛 𝑗=1 𝑛 𝑖=1 , where 𝑖, 𝑗 = 1,2,⋯ , 𝑛. in conclusion, the igowa operator combination prediction model based on the optimal criterion of minimizing the sum of squares of prediction errors can be constructed as 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑄2 =𝑊𝑇𝐸𝑊 𝑠. 𝑡. { ∑ 𝜔𝑖 = 1 ;𝑛 𝑖=1 𝜔𝑖 ≥ 0, 𝑖 = 1,2,⋯ , 𝑛. (6) 3. empirical analysis 3.1. data source and descriptive statistics in recent years, r&d intensity has gradually become an important indicator reflecting the scientific and technological innovation strength and core competitiveness of a country or region. this article uses jun liu and others for reference [13]. the proposed r&d intensity measurement standard uses the proportion of r&d expenditure in gdp to measure the r&d intensity of a region. the research and development intensity index data of anhui province from 2006 to 2020 were collected by searching china statistical yearbook, china science and technology statistical yearbook and other data, and the trend line chart was drawn as shown in figure 1. it can be seen from figure 1 that the r&d intensity of anhui province has an obvious growth trend. figure 1. trend chart of research and development intensity of anhui province from 2006 to 2020 3.2. single prediction model 3.2.1. grey prediction model gm (1,1) in the early 1980s, professor julong deng proposed an effective prediction method for small sample data or data with low integrity — grey system theory [14], which fully excavates the essence of data through differential equations, has a very significant effect. before establishing the grey prediction model gm (1,1), it is necessary to carry out rank comparison test on the time series data. the purpose of this step is to verify whether the time series data has suitable regularity, so as to judge whether a satisfactory model can be obtained. according to the actual value of research and development intensity of anhui province from 2006 to 2020 as the original data of the model, the time series data 𝑋 = (𝑥1, 𝑥2, ⋯ , 𝑥15) is defined. according to the calculation formula of grade ratio 𝜙(𝑡) = 𝑥𝑡−1 𝑥𝑡 , 𝑡 = 2,3,⋯ ,15, (7) calculate all the grade ratios, if all the grade ratios are located in the interval (𝑒− 2 𝑛+1, 𝑒 2 𝑛+1) (𝑛 = 15 ), the data is suitable for model construction. the calculation results of grade ratios are shown in table 1. it can be seen from table 1 that the grade ratios of the original data do not all fall within the allowable coverage of the interval, so the original data is shifted by three units to obtain a new sequence 𝑍 = (𝑧1, 𝑧2, ⋯ , 𝑧15) = (𝑥1 + 3, 𝑥2 + 3,⋯ , 𝑥15 + 3) . we can get that all the grade ratios of the translation-transformed series are located in the interval (0.882,1.133), indicating that the translation-transformated series are suitable for building the grey forecasting models. the time series data 𝑍 = (𝑧1, 𝑧2, ⋯ , 𝑧15) is accumulated once to generate a sequence 𝑌 = (𝑦1, 𝑦2 , ⋯ , 𝑦15) , an 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 r & d i n t e n si t y (% ) year 141 accumulation matrix                   +− +− +− = 1)( 2 1 1)( 2 1 1)( 2 1 1514 32 21 yy yy yy b  and s constant vector 𝐿 = (𝑧2, 𝑧3, 𝑧4, ⋯ , 𝑧15) 𝑇 are constructed. use ols method to calculate parameters .)( 1 lbbb tt −  =      =    (8) by calculating the coefficient 𝛼 = −0.019 , 𝜇 = 4.029 with spsspro software, the prediction formula of accumulating sequence 𝑌 is 𝑦𝑡+1 ∧ = 216.013𝑒0.019𝑡 − 212.053. according to which the model prediction value and prediction accuracy of grey prediction model gm (1,1) are shown in table 4. it can be seen from table 4 that the posterior difference ratio 𝐶 of the model 0.082, and the average relative error is 6.347%, which means that the model has high precision and good fitting effect, and is suitable for forecasting by using this model. table 1. grade ratio test results year original value grade ratio serial value after translation conversion grade ratio after translation conversion 2006 0.96 3.96 2007 0.99 0.970 3.99 0.992 2008 1.12 0.884 4.12 0.968 2009 1.35 0.830 4.35 0.947 2010 1.32 1.023 4.32 1.007 2011 1.40 0.943 4.40 0.982 2012 1.64 0.854 4.64 0.948 2013 1.83 0.896 4.83 0.961 2014 1.89 0.968 4.89 0.988 2015 1.96 0.964 4.96 0.986 2016 1.97 0.995 4.97 0.998 2017 2.09 0.943 5.09 0.976 2018 1.91 1.094 4.91 1.037 2019 2.03 0.941 5.03 0.976 2020 2.28 0.890 5.28 0.953 3.2.2. arima prediction model arima model, also called autoregressive moving average model, is widely used to analyze various types of time series data and to model and predict. the adf test results of the model are obtained through spss software processing, as shown in table 2. when the difference is 0 order, the significance 𝑃 value is 0.832, which does not show significance horizontally, so the original hypothesis that the series is unstable time series cannot be rejected. when the difference is 1 order, the significance 𝑃 value is 0.012, showing significance at the 5% significance level, so the original hypothesis is rejected, and the series is a stable time series. when the difference is 2 order, the significance 𝑃 value is 0.000, showing significance at the significance level of 1%, so the original hypothesis is rejected, and the series is a stable time series. then judge whether the differential sequence is stable by looking at the differential sequence diagram. at the same time, the autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation analysis are carried out on the time series, and estimate the model's p and q values according to the truncation and trailing of acf and pacf diagrams. the arima (1,1,2) prediction model is finally established by combining the model comparison of aic information criteria. arima model requires that the model has pure randomness, that is, the residual error of the model is white noise. the residual error of the model can be tested by calculating the 𝑃 value of the 𝑄 statistic of the model, and the 𝑃 value of the statistic 𝑄6 obtained from the calculation result is equal to 0.845 and greater than 0.1, so the original hypothesis cannot be rejected, which means that the residual sequence of arima (1,1,2) model does not have autocorrelation and meets the requirements of parameter diagnosis. therefore, the arima model established meets the requirements, and can be used for fitting and prediction. the specific parameter information is shown in table 3. according to the data in table 3, the prediction formula of arima (1,1,2) model built in this paper is 𝑥𝑡 = 0.065 + 0.299𝑥𝑡−1 − 0.596𝜀𝑡−1 − 0.397𝜀𝑡−2. (9) the r&d intensity data of anhui province from 2006 to 2020 can be brought into formula (9) to obtain the prediction values and prediction accuracy of arima (1,1,2) model in each period. the results are shown in table 4. holt-winters non-seasonal exponential smoothing prediction model holt-winters non-seasonal exponential smoothing model is one of the exponential smoothing prediction models, which can be used to predict the type of r&d intensity data collected in this paper — data with no obvious seasonal change but with obvious temporal change trend. the prediction formula is 𝑦𝑡+𝑘 ∧ = 𝑎𝑡 + 𝑏𝑡𝑘, 𝑘 > 0 , where 𝑦𝑡 ∧ is the parameters 𝑎𝑡 , 𝑏𝑡 after three times from the original data sequence 𝑦𝑡 , which is calculated by the following formula { 𝑎𝑡 = 𝛼𝑦𝑡 + (1 − 𝛼)(𝑎𝑡−1 + 𝑏𝑡−1) ; 𝑏𝑡 = 𝛽(𝑎𝑡 − 𝑎𝑡−1) + (1 − 𝛽)𝑏𝑡−1. (10) in the formula, 𝛼, 𝛽 ∈ (0,1) is called damping factor, which can be estimated by eviews software based on the 142 principle of minimizing the sum of squares of errors and the minimum rmse of root mean square error value [15][15]. in this way, the intercept 𝑎𝑡 and slope 𝑏𝑡 of the model can be calculated and brought into the prediction formula. later, the predicetion results of r&d intensity data in anhui province are shown in table 4. table 2. adf inspection table variable difference order t p aic critical value 0.01 0.05 0.1 research and development strength 0 0.754 0.832 -11.419 -4.012 -3.104 -2.691 1 -3.369 0.012** -7.084 -4.069 -3.127 -2.702 2 -4.554 0.000*** -2.997 -4.138 -3.155 -2.714 note: * * *, * * and * represent the significance levels of 1%, 5% and 10% respectively. table 3. arima (1,1,2) model parameters term symbol coefficient standard error z-value p-value 95% ci constant term 𝑐 0.065 0.089 0.727 0.467 -0.110 ~ 0.240 ar parameters 𝛼1 0.299 1.116 0.268 0.788 -1.887 ~ 2.486 ma parameters 𝛽1 -0.596 23.374 -0.025 0.98 -46.407 ~ 45.216 𝛽2 -0.397 8.16 -0.049 0.961 -16.391 ~ 15.596 aic value: -14.225 bic value: -11.030 table 4. predicted value and forecast precision of each single forecast model year actual value of r&d intensity (%) grey prediction model arima model holt-winters model predicted value (%) prediction accuracy predicted value (%) prediction accuracy predicted value (%) prediction accuracy 2006 0.9600 0.9600 1.0000 0.9800 0.9792 0.9600 1.0000 2007 0.9900 1.1430 0.8455 1.0500 0.9394 0.9570 0.9667 2008 1.1200 1.2220 0.9089 1.0900 0.9732 0.9890 0.8830 2009 1.3500 1.3030 0.9652 1.2300 0.9111 1.1540 0.8548 2010 1.3200 1.3850 0.9508 1.4200 0.9242 1.4610 0.8932 2011 1.4000 1.4690 0.9507 1.3800 0.9857 1.4670 0.9521 2012 1.6400 1.5540 0.9476 1.5200 0.9268 1.5160 0.9244 2013 1.8300 1.6410 0.8967 1.7100 0.9344 1.7750 0.9699 2014 1.8900 1.7300 0.9153 1.8500 0.9788 2.0200 0.9312 2015 1.9600 1.8200 0.9286 1.9100 0.9745 2.0860 0.9357 2016 1.9700 1.9120 0.9706 2.0100 0.9797 2.1140 0.9269 2017 2.0900 2.0060 0.9598 2.0400 0.9761 2.0720 0.9914 2018 1.9100 2.1020 0.8995 2.1800 0.8586 2.1590 0.8696 2019 2.0300 2.1990 0.9167 2.0400 0.9951 1.9290 0.9502 2020 2.2800 2.2990 0.9917 2.2400 0.9825 1.9950 0.8750 3.3. combined forecasting model 3.3.1. igowa combined forecasting model for 𝜆 = 1 according to the model building method in 2.2., the thirdorder induced ordered weighted average prediction error matrix for calculating 𝜆 = 1 is: 𝐸 = [ 0.0626 0.0558 0.1057 0.0558 0.1841 0.0946 0.1057 0.0946 0.4108 ]. then, the igowa operator combination prediction model based on the optimal criterion of minimizing the sum of squares of prediction errors can be constructed as: 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑄2 =𝑊𝑇𝐸𝑊 = 0.0626𝜔1 2 + 0.1116𝜔1𝜔2 + 0.2114𝜔1𝜔3 + 0.1841𝜔2 2 + 0.1892𝜔2𝜔3 + 0.4108𝜔3 2𝑠. 𝑡. { ∑𝜔𝑖 = 1 ; 3 𝑖=1 𝜔𝑖 ≥ 0, 𝑖 = 1,2,3. using lingo 18.0 software to solve, the weight coefficient obtained is: 𝜔1 = 0.9497，𝜔2 = 0.0503，𝜔3 = 0. then the corresponding igowa operator combination prediction model is 𝑥𝑡 ∧ = 0.9497𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(1𝑡) + 0.0503𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(2𝑡). (11) the predicted value and prediction precision of the combined prediction model calculated according to equation (11) are shown in table 5. during the sample period, the sum of squares of prediction errors of the model is 𝑄2 = 0.06226. 3.3.2. igowa combined forecasting model for 𝜆 = −1 according to the model building method in 2.2., the thirdorder induced ordered weighted average prediction error matrix for calculating 𝜆 = −1 is: 𝐸 = [ 0.0081 0.0038 0.0110 0.0038 0.0287 0.0181 0.0110 0.0181 0.0766 ]. 143 then, the igowa operator combination prediction model based on the optimal criterion of minimizing the sum of squares of prediction errors can be constructed as: 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑄2 =𝑊𝑇𝐸𝑊 = 0.0081𝜔1 2 + 0.0076𝜔1𝜔2 + 0.022𝜔1𝜔3 + 0.0287𝜔2 2 + 0.0362𝜔2𝜔3 + 0.0766𝜔3 2𝑠. 𝑡. { ∑𝜔𝑖 = 1 ; 3 𝑖=1 𝜔𝑖 ≥ 0, 𝑖 = 1,2,3. using lingo 18.0 software to solve, the weight coefficient obtained is: 𝜔1 = 0.9852，𝜔2 = 0.0148，𝜔3 = 0. then the corresponding igowa operator combination prediction model is 𝑥𝑡 ∧ = 1 0.9852 𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(1𝑡) + 0.0148 𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(2𝑡) . (12) the predicted value and prediction precision of the combined prediction model calculated according to equation (12) are shown in table 5. during the sample period, the sum of squares of the reciprocal prediction errors of the model is 𝑄2 = 0.00744. 3.3.3. igowa combined forecasting model for 𝜆 → 0 according to the model building method in 2.2., the thirdorder induced ordered weighted average prediction error matrix for calculating 𝜆 → 0 is: 𝐸 = [ 0.0204 0.0159 0.0333 0.0159 0.0653 0.0381 0.0333 0.0381 0.1535 ]. then, the igowa operator combination prediction model based on the optimal criterion of minimizing the sum of squares of prediction errors can be constructed as: 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑄2 =𝑊𝑇𝐸𝑊 = 0.0204𝜔1 2 + 0.0318𝜔1𝜔2 + 0.0666𝜔1𝜔3 + 0.0653𝜔2 2 + 0.0762𝜔2𝜔3 + 0.1535𝜔3 2𝑠. 𝑡. { ∑𝜔𝑖 = 1 ; 3 𝑖=1 𝜔𝑖 ≥ 0, 𝑖 = 1,2,3. using lingo 18.0 software to solve, the weight coefficient obtained is: 𝜔1 = 0.9164，𝜔2 = 0.0836，𝜔3 = 0. then the corresponding igowa operator combination prediction model is 𝑥𝑡 ∧ = 𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(1𝑡) 0.9164 𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(2𝑡) 0.0836 . (13) the predicted value and prediction precision of the combined prediction model calculated according to equation (13) are shown in table 5. during the sample period, the sum of squares of the prediction logarithmic error of the model is 𝑄2 = 0.02002. 3.3.4. igowa combined forecasting model for 𝜆 = 0.5 table 5. predicted value and prediction precision of igowa operator combination prediction model year actual value of r&d intensity (%) λ=1 λ=-1 λ→0 λ=0.5 predicted value (%) prediction accuracy predicted value (%) prediction accuracy predicted value (%) prediction accuracy predicted value (%) prediction accuracy 2006 0.9600 0.9600 1.0000 0.9600 1.0000 0.9600 1.0000 0.9600 1.0000 2007 0.9900 0.9617 0.9714 0.9583 0.9679 0.9644 0.9742 0.9627 0.9724 2008 1.1200 1.0966 0.9791 1.0917 0.9748 1.1005 0.9826 1.0981 0.9804 2009 1.3500 1.2993 0.9625 1.3019 0.9643 1.2967 0.9605 1.2984 0.9617 2010 1.3200 1.3868 0.9494 1.3855 0.9504 1.3879 0.9486 1.3872 0.9491 2011 1.4000 1.3844 0.9888 1.3812 0.9866 1.3871 0.9908 1.3854 0.9896 2012 1.6400 1.5523 0.9465 1.5535 0.9472 1.5511 0.9458 1.5519 0.9463 2013 1.8300 1.7717 0.9682 1.7740 0.9694 1.7695 0.9669 1.7709 0.9677 2014 1.8900 1.8586 0.9834 1.8523 0.9801 1.8636 0.9861 1.8605 0.9844 2015 1.9600 1.9189 0.9790 1.9124 0.9757 1.9241 0.9817 1.9208 0.9800 2016 1.9700 2.0051 0.9822 2.0085 0.9805 2.0016 0.9840 2.0038 0.9829 2017 2.0900 2.0704 0.9906 2.0715 0.9912 2.0693 0.9901 2.0700 0.9904 2018 1.9100 2.1049 0.8980 2.1028 0.8990 2.1067 0.8970 2.1056 0.8976 2019 2.0300 2.0344 0.9978 2.0383 0.9959 2.0305 0.9998 2.0329 0.9986 2020 2.2800 2.2960 0.9930 2.2981 0.9921 2.2940 0.9939 2.2953 0.9933 according to the model building method in 2.2., the thirdorder induced ordered weighted average prediction error matrix for calculating is: 𝐸 = [ 0.0088 0.0075 0.0147 0.0075 0.0268 0.0147 0.0147 0.0147 0.0607 ]. then, the igowa operator combination prediction model based on the optimal criterion of minimizing the sum of squares of prediction errors can be constructed as: 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑄2 =𝑊𝑇𝐸𝑊 = 0.0088𝜔1 2 + 0.0015𝜔1𝜔2 + 0.0294𝜔1𝜔3 + 0.0268𝜔2 2 + 0.0294𝜔2𝜔3 + 0.0607𝜔3 2𝑠. 𝑡. { ∑𝜔𝑖 = 1 ; 3 𝑖=1 𝜔𝑖 ≥ 0, 𝑖 = 1,2,3. using lingo 18.0 software to solve, the weight coefficient obtained is: 𝜔1 = 0.9372，𝜔2 = 0.0628，𝜔3 = 0. then the corresponding igowa operator combination 144 prediction model is 𝑥𝑡 ∧ = (0.9372√𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(1𝑡) + 0.0628√𝑥𝑣−𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑥(2𝑡)) 2. (14) the predicted value and prediction precision of the combined prediction model calculated according to equation (14) are shown in table 5. during the sample period, the sum of squares of prediction errors of the model is 𝑄2 = 0.00872. 3.4. evaluation of model effectiveness in order to reflect the prediction effectiveness of different models, this paper selects the following five error indicators to build the effectiveness evaluation index system of igowa operator combination prediction model based on the principle of minimum sum of squares of errors [16]: sum of squares error: 𝑆𝑆𝐸 = ∑ (𝑥𝑡 − 𝑥𝑡 ∧ )𝑁 𝑡=1 2 ; (15) mean square error: 𝑀𝑆𝐸 = 1 𝑁 √∑ (𝑥𝑡 − 𝑥𝑡 ∧ )2𝑁 𝑡=1 ; (16) square absolute error: 𝑀𝐴𝐸 = 1 𝑁 ∑ |𝑥𝑡 − 𝑥𝑡 ∧ |𝑁 𝑡=1 ; (17) square absolute percentage error: 𝑀𝐴𝑃𝐸 = 1 𝑁 ∑ | 𝑥𝑡−𝑥𝑡 ∧ 𝑥𝑡 |𝑁 𝑡=1 ; (18) mean square percentage error: 𝑀𝑆𝑃𝐸 = 1 𝑁 √∑ ( 𝑥𝑡−𝑥𝑡 ∧ 𝑥𝑡 )2𝑁 𝑡=1 . (19) according to the effectiveness evaluation index system, each error index under three kinds of single prediction models and four kinds of special values of combined prediction models is calculated and normalized [17]. the smaller the error index value is, the better the model can predict and fit the data in the sample period. the larger the error index value is, the worse the effect of the model on data prediction and fitting in the sample period is. the average prediction accuracy of various prediction methods in the sample period is supplemented, and the results are shown in table 6. table 6. prediction effect evaluation indicators of each model evaluating indicator grey prediction model arima model holt-winters model combined forecasting model λ=1 λ=-1 λ→0 λ=0.5 sse 0.2095 0.1413 0.3067 0.0623 0.0625 0.0625 0.0623 sse normalization 0.6831 0.4607 1.0000 0.2031 0.2038 0.2038 0.2031 mse 0.0305 0.0251 0.0369 0.0166 0.0167 0.0167 0.0166 mse normalization 0.8266 0.6802 1.0000 0.4499 0.4526 0.4526 0.4499 mae 0.1022 0.0727 0.1200 0.0449 0.0464 0.0436 0.0444 mae normalization 0.8517 0.6058 1.0000 0.3742 0.3867 0.3633 0.3700 mape 0.0635 0.0454 0.0717 0.0273 0.0283 0.0265 0.0270 mape normalization 0.8865 0.6332 1.0000 0.3808 0.3947 0.3696 0.3766 mspe 0.0193 0.0150 0.0217 0.0096 0.0097 0.0096 0.0096 mspe normalization 0.8894 0.6912 1.0000 0.4424 0.4470 0.4424 0.4424 average precision 0.9365 0.9546 0.9283 0.9727 0.9717 0.9735 0.9730 from the data in table 6, among the three single item prediction models, the prediction error of the time series model arima (1,1,2) is relatively minimum, which indicates that the model has a good effect on single item prediction of data in the sample period. the holt-winters non-seasonal exponential smoothing prediction model has the largest prediction error index value, which indicates that the model performs poorly in single prediction fitting of data in the sample period. then observe the prediction performance of the combined prediction model. no matter what parameters igowa operator takes or what error indicators are used, the prediction error index value of igowa operator is far less than the prediction error index value of various single prediction models. the average precision of the combined forecasting model is also higher than the average forecasting precision of each single forecast, which is higher than 97.17%. the high prediction accuracy indicates that the igowa operator combination prediction model has better prediction effect, more accurate fitting, and the results are closer to the true value, which has excellent prediction performance and is significantly superior to other single prediction models. therefore, it is completely reasonable and effective to use the igowa operator combination prediction model based on the minimum sum of squares of errors to estimate and predict the sample data. 3.5. model sensitivity analysis when the parameter 𝜆 of igowa operator takes different values, the optimal weight coefficient of the combined forecasting model will also change. in order to show more intuitively the influence of parameter 𝜆 variation on weight coefficient 𝜔 and five prediction error evaluation indexes, the sensitivity of parameter 𝜆 is carried out [18]. the results are shown in figure 2 and figure 3 respectively. it can be seen from figure 2 that when 𝜆 gradually falls within the interval [−1,0) , the weight coefficient 𝜔1 decreases and 𝜔2 increases. when 𝜆 is gradually within the interval (0,1] , the weight coefficient 𝜔1 rises slightly and 𝜔2decreases slightly. however, in the parameter interval, the weight changes little. 𝜔1 is always within (0.9,1) , 𝜔2 is always within (0,0.1), 𝜔3 is always 0. this shows that the single prediction contribution degree ranks first in the prediction accuracy of each period when the combined prediction model is used in the sample period of this paper. it can be seen from figure 3 that, in the parameter interval, the mae and mape prediction error indexes of 𝜆 change obviously. the variation of 𝜆 has little contribution to the 145 variation of three prediction error indicators of sse, mse and mspe. among the five index values, the mspe value of the mean square percentage error is the smallest, and all the error index values are below the 0.0625 horizontal line, which indicates that the prediction effect of the combined prediction model in this paper is very good, with high sensitivity, and meets the expectations. figure 1. influence of λ variation on optimal weight coefficient figure 2. influence of λ variation on five prediction error indexes 3.6. prediction results and analysis based on the above analysis and test, it can be found that the forecasting effect of the combined forecasting model in the data sample period is significantly better than that of the grey forecasting model gm (1,1), time series model arima (1,1,2), holt-winters non-seasonal exponential smoothing model. therefore, it is naturally considered to use the igowa operator combination forecasting model based on the minimum sum of squares of error criterion to forecast the research and development intensity data of anhui province from 2021-2025, which will play a basic analysis and exploration role in the investment and planning of anhui province in scientific research and innovation in the next few years. in order to use the combination forecasting model to predict the r&d intensity data of the next five periods, we need to use the prediction accuracy of each single forecast in the same period to calculate. since we cannot know the actual value of the r&d intensity of anhui province in the next several periods, we cannot know the prediction accuracy of each single forecast model in the next five periods, so we cannot determine how to assign the weight coefficient. referring to the prediction precision processing method of prediction period proposed by hongjun yuan and guiyuan yang [19], based on the coherence principle of prediction, if we want to predict the future k periods in the prediction interval [𝑁 + 1,𝑁 + 2,⋯ ] , we can use the fitting average accuracy 1 𝑘 ∑ 𝑣𝑖𝑡 𝑁 𝑡=𝑁−𝑘+1 of the latest k periods of the i single prediction model to reflect the prediction accuracy of 𝑁 + 𝑘 periods in the prediction interval. therefore, according to the prediction values of the next five periods of the three single prediction models in this paper, the prediction values of igowa operator combination prediction model with different values of parameter 𝜆 can be calculated respectively, as shown in table 7. it can be seen from table 7 that no matter what parameter value is taken, the r&d intensity of anhui province will grow steadily from 2021-2025, and the scientific research and innovation ability will continue to improve. according to the 2022 anhui statistical yearbook provided by the anhui provincial bureau of statistics, the actual value of anhui's r&d intensity in 2021 is 2.34%, which is similar to the result 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1 0 0 . 5 1 parameter value ω1 ω2 ω3 0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07 1 0 0 . 5 1 parameter value sse mse mae mape mspe 146 predicted by the combination forecasting model, which proves the effectiveness of the model, and the model has statistical and forecasting significance. table 7. prediction results of anhui r&d intensity (unit: %) from 2021-2025 year single forecast model combined forecasting model grey prediction model arima model holt winters model λ=1 λ=-1 λ→0 λ=0.5 2021 2.4000 2.4020 2.3100 2.4019 2.4020 2.4018 2.4019 2022 2.5030 2.4870 2.4060 2.4878 2.4872 2.4883 2.4880 2023 2.6080 2.5770 2.5070 2.5786 2.5775 2.5796 2.5789 2024 2.7150 2.6690 2.6120 2.6713 2.6697 2.6728 2.6719 2025 2.8240 2.7620 2.7220 2.7651 2.7629 2.7671 2.7659 4. conclusion in this paper, the grey prediction model gm (1,1), time series arima model and holt winters non-seasonal exponential smoothing prediction model are used to build and test the model, so that the three single prediction models are used to predict the r&d intensity data of anhui province from 2006 to 2020 and calculate the corresponding prediction accuracy. then, the igowa operator combination prediction model based on the optimal criterion of the minimum sum of squares of errors is constructed. the prediction accuracy of three single prediction models is taken as the induced value in the combination prediction model with different 𝜆 values is established. then the model error evaluation index system is constructed to test the effectiveness of the model and the sensitivity of parameter 𝜆 . by comparison, it can be found that the combined forecasting model optimizes the forecasting process and is more accurate and effective than each single forecasting method. finally, the verified igowa operator combination prediction model is used to predict the r&d intensity of anhui province from 2021-2025 based on the data of the sample period. the research results show that the prediction results are in line with the actual 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[19] h.j. yuan and g.y. yang: the superior combination forecasting model based on an closeness degree and induced orderd weighted averaging (iowa) operator, statistics and information forum, vol. 25 (2010) no.2, p.32-37. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 63 design and implementation of pedestrian detection based on zynq apsoc wei chen southwest minzu university, chengdu 610225, china abstract: pedestrian recognition is an important content of intelligent security surveillance video processing system. in order to meet the application requirements of miniaturization and real-time security system, a moving target recognition system based on apsoc platform is designed. the system uses ov5640 camera as the video collector, zynq7020 as the development platform, and uses the soft and hard co-design to realize each function module. finally, the pedestrian image acquisition and real-time display system is successfully completed. the test results show that the system can effectively and stably track pedestrians and moving objects within a certain range of distance, and can be displayed in real time, miniaturized and low power consumption, which can be further applied in the field of security. keywords: apsoc; zynq; pedestrian recognition; soft and hard co-design. 1. introduction with the enhancement of security industry and public security awareness, security market scale is expanding rapidly, and its application fields can be seen everywhere. security supervision and control domain has also entered the period of digitalization, high-definition and networking at the technical level, among which pedestrian recognition is an important content in the intelligent security surveillance video processing system. although the previous arm-based digital image processing system can meet the complex image processing needs, it is difficult to obtain the bandwidth and real-time guarantee because of the low sampling rate of the processor. arm+fpga heterogeneous processing framework can take into account both of them well. this paper designs a framework for real-time video data acquisition, processing, control and output based on xilinx company's zynq series arm+fpga heterogeneous structure as the processing core. combining the powerful driving capability, high flexibility and configurability of the dual-core arm⁃cortex-a9 processor with the parallel, high speed and reprogramming features of fpga, the structure of both soft and hard reprogramming is realized. 2. methodology 2.1. system principle the system uses the zynq series xc7z020 as the main control, the ov5640 camera as the video data source, and includes a display with hdmi hd interface support. the input and output channels and hardware algorithm modules of video data are set up. the overall block diagram is shown in figure 1. pl hardware part is responsible for video input and hardware calculation method design, video output and other parts. ps processor part to realize the control of the whole system, including the hardware initialization process, and through axi4 bus to control the image processing algorithm module. pl communicates with ps through the advanced extensible interface (axi) protocol to enable software and hardware to work together. figure 1. system block diagram from video data acquisition, transmission and processing in the system to the display angle, the system can be divided into the following main modules according to functions: (1) video data acquisition module: the system collects external video data through a 5-megapixel cmos camera and inputs it into the pl hardware part to complete data acquisition. the camera initialization is completed by the pl part of the iic timing controller. the initialization can be completed within 2 seconds after power-on, and the video stream data can be output normally. (2) video input module: after the raw data of the camera is imported, the data format is converted into axi-stream format through video in to axi4streamip and into the demosaic module. the video color is interpolated and restored. at the same time, the single pixel data is converted from raw to rgb888 format. finally, the video direct memory access (vdma) is cached to ddr3 to complete the video input path construction. (3) visual frequency output module: first through axi4stream tovideo out image data by line read from the ddr memory, and then after the hardware algorithm processing module, the video data is pipelined, and the processed video data is output in real time. after the hdmi encoder, the standard vga sequential protocol video is encoded into hdmi differential signal for output. 64 2.2. hardware module implementation 2.2.1. introduction to ov5640 image sensor is the core component of camera. ov5640 camera is a kind of cmos digital image sensor. the sensor supports the output of images up to 5 million pixels (2592x1944 resolution), supports the use of vga sequential output image data, support dvp (dc), mipi interface output image data format support yuv (422/420), ycbcr422, rgb565, raw and jpeg format, if directly output jpeg format image can greatly reduce the amount of data, convenient network transmission. it can also be acquired image compensation, support curve, white balance, saturation, chroma and other basic processing. according to different resolution configurations, the frame rate of the sensor output image data can be adjusted from 15-60 frames, and the working power is between 150mw and 200mw. ov5640 uses sccb bus configuration, which is compatible with i2c bus, and is configured as rgb565 output in the development board. because the data bus is 8bit, the data of a pixel is transmitted in 2 clock cycles, and then spliced into complete pixel data at the fpga receiving end. 2.2.2. the use of vdma vdma is a key ip in xilinx video processing, and vdma is a special dma with special design for video processing. as shown in the figure below, we see that vdma has an axi4 memory map interface for reading and writing video data to memory, an axi4-lite interface for reading vdma status and configuring vdma parameters, and an axi4-stream interface, for video input and output. figure 2. vdma interface diagram 2.2.3. block designer project drawing the following is a block designer project drawing created using vivado ip integrator, in which the core modules are alinx ov5640, video timing controller, axi_vdma, axi4-stream to video out, they correspond to acquisition, processing, caching and display. figure 3. bd engineering drawing 2.3. sdk software part design the sdk needs to complete the following tasks: (1) initialize emio; (2) initialize the ov5640 camera; (3) configure vdma; (4) initialize the display timing controller; (5) set the display mode. figure 5 shows the sdk application design flow. figure 4. sdk programming flow chart all of the work in the sdk is done by calling library functions in the bsp (board support package), which is provided according to the previous viv ado hardware design section. first, the two emio pins on zynq are initialized to be used as sccb communication pins. since only register write to ov5640 is required here, both the clock line and data line are set as output pins. this encloses an emio_init function for initializing the emio pin; then initialize the ov564 camera by calling a wrapped ov5640_init function, first check the ov5640 connection is correct, if the check passes then call sccb_write_reg16 function, write different register values to the ov5640 register address. here the ov5640 is configured as a dvp (digital video port) output interface, 1 280×720 resolution and 30fps (frame per second). the vdma is then configured by calling a wrapped run_vdma_frame_buffer function, which includes the configuration of the frame cache address, the write channel configuration, the read channel configuration, the open write channel configuration and the open read channel configuration. vdma is configured with 3 frame image cache capability. initialize the display initialize function of the visual timing controller, including vtc (video timing controller) and dynamic clock configuration. set display mode and start display image by display setmode function, start vtc by display start function to start work output image to hdmi interface. 3. results and discussion after the system design and simulation was completed on vivado platform and modelsim simulator, the project was integrated, realized and generated bit stream files, and the hardware was exported to sdk environment for ps terminal program development. then create the fsbl (first stage boot loader) project and solidify the c program in the sdk. after starting the system and waiting for the completion of the initialization process, the display receives 30 frames of video data at 1280×720 resolution from the system through 65 the hdmi cable. the following figure shows the pedestrian display results collected by the ov5640 camera. figure 5. hardware connection diagram figure 6. pedestrian detection diagram 4. conclusion this paper proposes and implements a real-time video acquisition, processing and display platform based on zynq apsoc chip, which fully combines the flexibility of arm with the high real-time performance of fpga in image processing field. the platform has the advantages of low delay, easy replacement and extension, which provides a good basic platform for the realization of complex image processing algorithms. the system has high real-time performance and stable performance. it can be applied to dynamic pedestrian detection, video front-end processing and other fields. references [1] bobick a f, andy wilson. using configuration states for the representation and recognition of gestures. mit media lab perceptual computing section technical report, no. 308, 1995. 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[10] newell, a., huang, z., deng, j. associative embedding: endto-end learning for joint detection and grouping[c]. neural information processing systems, 2017. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 39 qt and simulink mixed call implementation xingxing chen college of electrical engineering, southwest minzu university, chengdu 610041, china abstract: in order to give full play to the advantages of qt and simulink, this paper puts forward a mixed programming method of qt and simulink, through the mixed programming technology of vc++ and simulink, the code generated by simulink model simulation is called by qt, and it can be displayed vividly by ui interface. the mixed call of the two can greatly reduce the difficulty of manually writing the algorithm, thus improving the efficiency of the project to a great extent. keywords: qt; simulink; mixed call. 1. introduction qt is an efficient and cross-platform application solution. qt supports microsoft operating system, mac os and linux operating system and supports most commercial unix operating system and linux embedded operating system [1]. since its birth as a cross-platform graphical user interface toolkit, qt has expanded to almost all areas of programming today, including portable devices. because of the wide adaptability and good portability of qt, as long as the code has been written once, it can be reused in other different operating system platforms by compiling it again. qt is a fully functional, high-performance, multi-platform client / server attached c++ graphical user interface application framework [2]. qt contains a rich and extensible class library, a powerful gui layout and form constructor, a set of tools to remove obstacles to international workflows, and a completely customized, reassigned help document or document browser, but it provides limited mathematical functions and is inadequate in dealing with complex mathematical calculations. simulink has the advantages of wide adaptability, clear structure and flow, fine simulation, close to reality, high efficiency, flexibility and so on. based on the above advantages, simulink has been widely used in complex simulation and design of control theory and digital signal processing. at the same time, there are a large number of third-party software and hardware that can be used or required to be applied to simulink. simulink can be modeled with continuous sampling time, discrete sampling time or two mixed sampling times [3]. it also supports multi-rate systems, that is, different parts of the system have different sampling rates. in order to create a dynamic system model, simulink provides a graphical user interface to create a block diagram of the model, which can be completed by clicking and dragging the mouse. it provides a faster and more straightforward way, and users can immediately see the simulation results of the system. simulink is a multi-domain simulation and model-based design tool for dynamic systems and embedded systems. simulink provides an interactive graphical environment and a customizable module library for design, simulation, execution and testing of a variety of time-varying systems, including communication, control, signal processing, video processing and image processing systems. other products built on top of simulink extend simulink's multidomain modeling capabilities and provide tools for design, execution, verification, and validation tasks. simulink is closely integrated with matlab and has direct access to a large number of matlab tools for algorithm development, simulation analysis and visualization, batch script creation, modeling environment customization, and definition of signal parameters and test data. 2. the raising of the question the background of the research to realize the mixed call of qt and simulink is that the algorithm programming is complex and astringent, which leads to the scarcity of algorithm engineers in the market. the algorithm generation function in simulink can solve this problem very well, and then use qt language programming design to show the function of the simulation. therefore, the interface implementation of mixed programming between qt and simulink is of great significance to the whole project. the common practice of mixed programming in multiple languages is to first select a host language according to the needs of the application. most applications will require to choose a high-level language or application language as the main language to express the top-level structure of the program [1]. under the windows system, the project software chooses qt as the main language program to implement some modules or processes in simulink. 3. qt and simulink mixed call implementation 3.1. simulink works 1.first, we need to build an atomic subsystem fig 1. build an atomic subsystem 2.select one of the functional modules, right-click, and select create subsystem. the operations for the remaining 40 function modules are the same as above. fig 2. select one of the functional modules 3.after the creation is completed, we will adjust the subsystem module to the appropriate size, straightening all signal lines, which seems to have no impact on the function, but for complex projects, more modules, more complex functions, this operation will be a very meaningful thing. next select the subsystem you are creating, right-click, and select blockparameters (subsystem) to create a subsystem. fig 3. create a subsystem 4.in the dialog box that is displayed, set the following parameters. functionpackaging must be set. if it is in the default state, the generated code will not change. functionname can be set or not set. if functionname is not set, the system automatically assigns a name, which is basically model name_subsystem. in actual programming, the name of the function is not arbitrary, and the function name should be as good as possible to represent the function of the function. fig 4. set the parameters 5.generate c++ code to change type under sloveroptions to fixed-step. fig 5. generate c++ code to change type under sloveroptions to fixed-step 6. in code generation, change the system target file under target selection to ert. tlc, set the language to c++, and check generate code only under the build process. 41 fig 6. in code generation, change the system target file under target selection to ert. tlc, set the language to c++, and check generate code only under the build process 7. select create code generation report and open report automatically in the report fig 7. select create code generation report and open report automatically in the report 8.change the filepackagingformat to compact in codeplacement. fig 8. change the filepackagingformat to compact in codeplacement 9.click bilud model or ctrl + b to generate the code. fig 9. click bilud model or ctrl + b to generate the code 42 3.2. qt works 1.create a project in qt that imports the code generated in simulink fig 10. create a project in qt that imports the code generated in simulink 2.write the code in mainwindow.cpp fig 11. write the code in mainwindow.cpp 3.layout in mainwindow.ui fig 12. layout in mainwindow. ui 4. when the calculation result is greater than 20, the normal value is output; when the calculation result is less than 20, the output is wrong, and the result is displayed as follows: 43 fig 13. final result 4. conclusion in this paper, the mixed programming method of qt and simulink is adopted, which greatly reduces the difficulty of writing algorithms in qt engineering, and the function of simulation model can be vividly displayed through qt ui interface. through the project practice, the independently callable c++ code generated by calling simulink has been well applied in the project. of course, the complexity of simulink simulation models needs to be further improved to meet the drawing and algorithmic requirements of different projects, and to provide users with a powerful development platform. due to the excellent cross-platform characteristics of qt and the algorithm generation function of simulink, it is believed that the hybrid programming of qt and simulink will have a broader application prospect in the future embedded system. acknowledgments this work was financially supported by the southwest minzu university graduate innovative research project no. (yb2023515) fund. references [1] cai zhiming, lu chuanfu, li lixia, et al. proficient in qt4 programming [m]. beijing: electronic industry press 2008. [2] huo yafei. qtcreator quick start (2nd edition) [m]. beijing: beijing university of aeronautics and astronautics press, 2014. [3] liu wei. proficient in mixed programming of matlab and chammer + (2nd edition) [m]. beijing: beijing university of aeronautics and astronautics press, 2008. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 147 research on video synopsis based on deep learning target detection and target trajectory optimization yue liu1, a, li luo1, b and weibin hong2, c 1school of guangdong technology university, guangzhou 510000, china 2 guangzhou guangxin technology co. ltd, guangzhou 510000, china a 18512513101@163.com, b luoli@gdut.edu.cn, c hongweibin@guangxin.tech abstract: in this era of rapid economic and technological development, monitoring is essential for security issues. however, it is also accompanied by the low efficiency of managing and viewing a large number of surveillance videos every day. traditional methods are gradually unable to meet the requirements of application, and the video field requires algorithm technology that can better solve practical problems. intelligent monitoring technology is gradually emerging and developing, based on theories such as computer vision, which can solve many monitoring video problems and greatly improve the efficiency of monitoring video work. through in-depth exploration of existing video synopsis technology algorithms, this article proposes a new video synopsis method that can effectively detect and track videos, thereby greatly improving the efficiency of storage, transmission, and use of surveillance videos. experiments have shown that this method can effectively concentrate surveillance videos, and compared with existing methods, it has a better synopsis ratio while ensuring the integrity of video information, effectively reducing collisions between targets, effectively reducing overlap between targets, and achieving good visual effects. utilizing an improved deep learning object detection and multi object tracking algorithm with added attention mechanism to extract foreground moving targets in videos, and using a mixed gaussian background modeling algorithm establish a background, laying a stable target foundation for subsequent video concentration. at the same time, design trajectory recombination optimization methods to ensure that the targets do not overlap as much as possible. reasonably place the targets in the new condensed video sequence, determine the index of all targets in the new condensed video stream, and finally integrate each frame of target images into the background image according to the set index rules, ultimately obtaining the synopsis video. keywords: monitoring video synopsis; target detection; deep learning; track extraction; trajectory optimization. 1. introduction in recent years, with the popularity of the internet, the powerful functions of computers, and the leap of video data processing technology, the completely digital and networked video monitoring technology has become very important. these technologies have strong openness, integration, and reliable operability, which can effectively improve the quality of video surveillance and promote the progress of the security industry, thus bringing many conveniences to society. with the development of networked video surveillance, intelligent video surveillance has become the mainstream of today's society. it can not only provide more accurate video surveillance, but also achieve high-definition video, providing more reliable guarantees for social management and supervision. video condensation technology is a technique that compresses the original video in both time and space, making the length of the condensed video shorter than the original video. in the condensed video, different objects can be combined into a common activity scene. this video concentration technology helps to retrieve specific objects at specific times and locations. this article designs a video concentration method based on object detection and tracking that is suitable for intelligent monitoring systems, ensuring that the ghosting problem in the condensed video is minimized, and that the trajectory of moving objects is reconstructed correctly and easily observed by the human eye, thereby improving work efficiency and reducing losses. 2. target detection and tracking algorithm based on yolov5 and deepsortsection headings 2.1. modeling of mixed gaussian background the use of gaussian mixture model (gmm)[3] modeling technology can effectively analyze the image effect of complex backgrounds and suppress the impact of noise on the target, thereby more accurately fitting the changes in pixel color values. the core idea of mixed gaussian modeling technology is to use multiple gaussian distributions and their respective weights to simulate the color changes of different pixels in an image. the advantage of this technology is that it can more accurately capture details in the image, thereby better describing the image. based on the characteristics of the gaussian model, multiple gaussian distributions are arranged according to their corresponding weights, with the highest distribution being considered the optimal background 2.2. yolov5 model network structure the yolo [4] algorithm refers to a simpler, faster, and more effective one-step output target image fast detection and recognition algorithm, which can directly achieve detection box analysis and extraction of the target to be detected in the input image. through regression analysis, the algorithm can quickly and accurately detect the target position and category information in the image. for images, we can refine them into several different grids and place them on yolov5 [5]'s deep neural network. we will use this model to examine each grid and determine their type based on their characterization. in 148 addition, we can also use the nms (nonlinear optimization) algorithm to determine the optimal edge conditions. fig. 1 the network structure of yolov5 the network structure is mainly divided into four parts: input image, backbone network, neck network and detection head. mosaic technology can effectively improve the input image, including using techniques such as random scaling, random cropping, and random sorting to effectively combine individual images and significantly improve their quality. this data augmentation method was invented by members of the yolov5 team and can effectively improve the robustness and generalization ability of the model, as well as increase the number of samples in the training set. by using mosaic data augmentation technology, not only can images be provided with richer background information, but also the detection accuracy of small targets can be significantly improved. a new automatic anchoring and image adaptation technology has been proposed, which can simultaneously process bn and 4 images, greatly improving the efficiency and accuracy of image segmentation. 2.3. improvement based on yolov5 attention mechanism the basic principle of attention is to decompose the source data into several pairs, which are closely related and each has a unique key and value. therefore, in cases where special processing is required on the source data, it is necessary to evaluate these key, value and other parameters, and then weight their weight coefficients based on the evaluation results to achieve the expected attention value. the attention mechanism aims to utilize the value value of each element in the source and obtain the corresponding weight coefficients through precise weighting processing, enabling us to better grasp the importance of each element. according to this formula, we can express its core idea. fig. 2 the encoding process of attention mechanism i l i i valuekeyquerysimilaritysourcequeryattention x *),(),( 1  = = (1) lx is the length of source, and the formula meaning is as described above. 2.4. target tracking algorithm based on deepsort deepsort[6] is a target tracking algorithm based on kalman filtering and deep learning. the deepsort algorithm is an improved algorithm that can more finely capture external information of objects, such as optical deformation, noise, vibration, etc. in addition, this algorithm can also achieve fast localization of nearest neighbors and rapid identification of new paths. it is in two states: confirmed or non-confirmed. if the trajectory of an unconfirmed state needs to be continuously matched with the detection box for a period of time or times before it can become a confirmed state. the steps of the deepsort algorithm include: 1) generate corresponding trajectories based on the detection results of the first frame. initialize motion variables using kalman filtering and predict corresponding boxes. at this point, the trajectory is in an unconfirmed state. 2) using iou technology, compare the target box of the previous frame with the trajectory prediction box of this frame, and calculate their cost matrix. 3) after being processed by the hungarian algorithm, three different results appear: the first is trajectory mismatch, which is deleted after a certain number of times; the second method is to detect the mismatch between the detection box and the prediction box, and update it with a new trajectory; the third method is to ensure that the search frame is completely consistent with the predicted frame, that is, the information in the search frame is correctly captured and the corresponding trajectory is updated after kalman filtering processing. 4) repeat steps (2) (3) until the confirmed trajectory or video frame ends. 5) through kalman filtering, we can predict the trajectory boxes of confirmed and non-confirmed states, and use cascade matching technology to determine their relationship. at the same time, we can also use their appearance features, motion information, and pre-reserved 100 frames to achieve this goal. 149 6) there are three possible outcomes in the matching process of cascading matching: 1. trajectory matching: match the detection results in the current frame with the tracking results in the previous frame. if the matching is successful, update the trajectory variables in the kalman filter. 2. detection frame mismatch: the detection result in the current frame cannot match the tracking result in the previous frame. at this point, the trajectory of the previously uncertain state is iou matched with the unmatched detection frame in the current frame to obtain the cost matrix. 3. trajectory mismatch: the detection result in the current frame cannot match the tracking result in the previous frame. at this point, the previously tracked trajectory is iou matched with the unmatched detection frame in the current frame to obtain the cost matrix. by calculating the cost matrix, the optimal matching result can be determined and the variables in the tracker can be updated. the cascade matching method can effectively handle the matching problem in target tracking and improve the accuracy of tracking to a certain extent. 7) using the hungarian algorithm, we can obtain three different linear matching results from all the cost matrices obtained: the first is caused by trajectory mismatch, and we can remove these inconsistent trajectories; the second method is due to issues with the detection boxes, which we can reset to new trajectories and use kalman filtering to perform related transformations; the third method is due to the matching between the detection box and the prediction box, indicating successful tracking of the previous and subsequent frames. we can use kalman filtering to iteratively update the corresponding trajectory of the corresponding detection box. 8) repeat steps (5) (7) until the video frame ends. fig. 3 flowchart of deepsort 3. target trajectory recombination optimization 3.1. trajectory recombination algorithm the trajectory reorganization process is to determine the target in the first frame of the new video sequence, traverse all targets to follow a certain logic, and finally reasonably determine the index of the target in the first frame of the new video [7]. based on the above speed-based batching, the following methods have been set up to minimize target collisions and ultimately determine the time and location of the reconstructed trajectory appearing in the new video stream. the first step is to set the target collision detection sliding window. when adding a new target to a new condensed video sequence, collision detection will be performed on the target within a certain frame range of the previously processed and set target video sequence and the new target to be added to the video sequence that is currently being processed. if there is a collision, no new target will be added to the current frame. calculate the coordinates of the two-target center of gravity positions from the detection box. when the distance between the horizontal and vertical coordinates of the two-target center of gravity is less than a certain threshold, it will be considered as a collision. the threshold is set to 1.5 to 3 times the average width and average height of the target detection box. the second step is to limit the number of newly added targets in the same frame of the condensed video, and to limit the number of newly added targets in the current frame. after setting the index of the first frame of the condensed video, if no restriction parameters are added, it is highly possible that many targets have the same index of the first frame and a large number of targets appear in the same frame. finally, it is possible to consider increasing the generation time interval of different batches of targets, and adding new targets to the new condensed video sequence after a slight interval of a certain frame. the condensed video will become slightly longer but the condensed effect will improve. moreover, the above hyperparameter can be set according to the actual application scenarios, which maximizes the effect of the method in this paper. in summary, the target trajectory has been reorganized in the new video and improved algorithms have been used to achieve better concentration results. table 1. trajectory reorganization algorithm the algorithm for the motion target trajectory recombination module is as follows: (1) enter the tracking file for the target (targets. json), 150 including the coordinate information of the target position detection box, the calculation of the target center, the target id, the frame number where the target appears, and the total frame length where the target appears. (2) the total loop condition is that the target count (account) for all first frames that have not been found is greater than 0, and all targets are replaced with new_target and save in new_target_list. (3) first traversal found all frames as frames_num, the target of num is to add new_target , setting the first frame of the target, place the new position in the new frame, and subtract the target count by one. (4) if the second traversal finds all targets at later times but does not cause conflicts, a sliding window collision detection is performed between the traversal target, the current frame target, and the targets within a certain range of previous frames. if the requirements are met, the secondary target can be added to the current frame, and the target count is reduced by one. (5) finally, increase the number of frames x appropriately to reduce the pressure caused by excessive total targets in the current frame. 3.2. trajectory fusion fusion each target image box with the background image, and trajectory fusion is the process of pasting the trajectory with the determined start time into the generated background image. this article uses the poisson fusion [8] method to fuse images, which seamlessly fuses a portion of the source image onto the target image. its essence is to generate pixels within the fusion region using the gradient field of the source image as a guide while maintaining the pixels of the target image at the fusion boundary. fig. 4 flowchart of deepsort the overall principle is to keep the gradient field of the generated pixels in the fusion area as consistent as possible with the gradient field of the pixels in the source image fusion part, and to minimize the gradient difference in equation solving. it is to ensure that the laplace results of the generated region are consistent with those of the source image, and that the values of the boundary of the generated region are consistent with those of the target image in the fusion region. the quadratic optimization result is obtained by discretizing the finite order differential of the poisson equation. f2 =  (2)    += pnq pq qp q qp q f vff * | min (3) among them, p is the pixel point in the source image s, v is the gradient of a certain region in the image, ω is the target area to be fused placed in the s region, f is an unknown function existing in the ω region, f* is a known function in s, fq is the value of f at point q, f*q is the value of f* at point q, np is the four neighboring regions of p,<p, q>is a pixel pair, vpq is the mapping result of v [(p+q)/2] on [p, q], and its solution satisfies the formula.   +=−  prp nq pq nq q nq qpp vfffn * (4) fp is the value of f at point p. the steps for poisson fusion in condensed video are as follows: (1) calculate the gradient field of the external rectangular box of the moving target and the gradient field of the background image. (2) calculate the gradient field of the image after the fusion of the moving target and the background image, and then directly cover the gradient field of the moving target onto the gradient field of the background image, while obtaining the gradient value of each pixel. (3) calculate the divergence of the fused image by taking the partial derivative of the pixel gradient value obtained in step (2). (4) solve the coefficient matrix of the poisson reconstruction equation to obtain the final fusion result. 4. summary 4.1. experimental environment design in this study, we evaluated the feasibility of using object detection ghosting optimization for video concentration technology under surveillance conditions through two sets of controlled experiments. these two sets of experiments were both conducted using pycharm software and completed in python 3.7 and opencv4.5.2.54 programming, and within the learning framework of python. the system adopts intel (r) core (tm) i5-4210u cpu and has a running speed of 2.7ghz. memory 8gb, windows 10 operating system. 4.2. experimental results and analysis to verify the performance of the concentration method, this chapter uses five segments of pedestrian surveillance videos as input videos. video 1 is a commonly used video dataset for object detection, with pedestrians being relatively dense. the rest are self-made video datasets, which are videos of pedestrians walking in different scenes. in videos 2 and 4, there are fewer and smaller foreground targets, while in videos 3 and 5, there are slightly more and larger foreground targets. the following figure shows the original screenshot, background modeling, and detection tracking information. the figure shows a condensed video of three methods from video one to video five. in order to quantitatively evaluate the concentration effect more objectively and accurately, this article uses the following three concentration performance indicators: (1) compactness rate (space utilization rate) cr [9] is expressed as the ratio of all target pixel regions in each frame of the concentrated video to all pixel regions in each frame of the concentrated video. (2) cor (compact ratio) is an important parameter that reflects the degree of video compression, which is the ratio of the number of frames in the original video to the number of frames in the condensed video. when the concentration ratio is high, it can effectively improve the compression effect, thereby maximizing the utilization of space and time. (3) the degree of "pseudo collision" shows that due to the rearrangement of target trajectories, targets that could not have collided were condensed into the video, resulting in a false correlation level (fcl) [10]. the degree of 'pseudo collision' is even more pronounced, as it can be used to measure the mutual influence between two objects 151 and their correlation.   = = += = m i b m i m ij ji tyx nbbtsc n i 1 1 1 ),,( ),,( )(fcl  (5)    +−+− = • else0 ˆˆ))ˆ,,()ˆ,,(( ),,(tsc ib ij s i s ib s i s i ji ttnttnyxttnyx nbb j  (6) ),,( nbbtsc ji is the size of the occluded area between two targets and the nth frame in the condensed video, m is the total number of frames, and the denominator of the formula is the sum of all foreground target pixels in the i-th frame. when the collision area is larger or the target area in the frame is smaller, the numerator of the above formula is larger, and vice versa. at the same time, the video synopsis method (dl)[9] integrating deep learning target recognition and the video synopsis method (tc) [12] based on fill density and dynamic programming are given, and compared with the experimental results of the concentration method (go) based on target detection ghost optimization proposed in this paper. fig. 5 experimental results of this method fig. 6 experimental results of this dl fig. 7 experimental results of this tc table 2. five video experiment results video 1 cor fcl cr original frame count number of frames after synopsis go 9.80 0.13 0.32 8863 904 dl 11.98 0.35 0.27 8863 740 tc 15.30 0.43 0.21 8863 579 video 2 go 2.92 0.01 0.09 1124 384 dl 2.99 0.03 0.08 1124 375 tc 3.25 0.04 0.06 1124 346 video 3 go 3.56 0.01 0.25 1975 554 dl 4.26 0.09 0.20 1975 463 tc 4.89 0.25 0.09 1975 403 video 4 go 4.57 0.01 0.16 1510 330 dl 4.66 0.01 0.17 1510 325 tc 5.07 0.02 0.14 1510 298 video 5 go 1.57 0.05 0.21 755 480 dl 2.11 0.19 0.11 755 358 tc 2.40 0.25 0.09 755 315 according to the calculation and analysis of video 2 and table video 4, there are fewer collision rates in scenes with fewer targets. from video 1, video 3, and video 5, it can be concluded that when the scene is denser than the target and the target is larger, the compared method has more collisions, resulting in a higher compactness rate, which is not as effective as the method in this article. the collision rate of our method is lower. from the results, it can be concluded that 152 although the concentration ratio is not optimal, it is more uniform in time without losing some video concentration time, greatly reducing the collision rate between moving targets, effectively reducing the phenomenon of "pseudo collision", making every effort to ensure that the targets do not overlap and have better visual effects, which is more applicable to a wide range of scenes than other methods. acknowledgements at this point in writing, there are countless emotions. with the passage of time, the two and a half years of graduate studies are coming to an end. in these three years of study and life, guangdong university of technology has given me too many beautiful memories and gained many sincere friendships. the motto of the school, "morality, ambition, good learning and good deeds", will become the guiding light of my future life. looking back, all the stories from those who first entered the laboratory to now are vivid, with too much reluctance and unforgettable lingering in my heart. as i am about to enter society, i am filled with emotions and grateful to the teachers, classmates, and family who have accompanied me all the way. the national natural science foundation of china (11574058). references [1] jian rong cao,yang xu,cai yun liu. algorithm of surveillance video synopsis based on objects[j]. applied mechanics and materials,2013,2388(321-324). 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[11] chao cong. surveillance video summarization algorithm based on dynamic programming and fill density [j]. computer engineering,2018,44(07):250-258.doi:10.19678/j.issn.10003428.0047716. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 1, 2022 7 open chinese internet sarcasm corpus construction: an approach yizhang zhu college of computer science, chongqing university, chongqing 401331, china 20194113@cqu.edu.cn abstract: sarcasm is a commonly-used language phenomenon particularly on the internet, which is often to convey criticism or negative emotions. a proper sarcasm corpus to help sarcasm study and detection can contribute to linguistic research and assist sentiment analysis, but an open chinese corpus is found extremely lacking. in this paper, we referenced existing methods and data and constructed a balanced open chinese internet sarcasm corpus in a new approach to improve efficiency and data quality. the balanced open corpus contains multi-source and labeled 2,000 texts selected from bigger corresponding origin datasets. in our corpus, sarcasm and non-sarcasm, longer and shorter texts are both in 1:1 ratio. keywords: sarcasm; open corpus; chinese internet. 1. introduction sarcasm can show opposite meanings or attitudes instead of their literal ones when being expressed. in the cambridge dictionary, the explanation of the word "sarcasm" is "the use of remarks that clearly mean the opposite of what they say, made to hurt someone's feelings or to criticize something in a humorous way". in contemporary chinese dictionary, the corresponding word "fanfeng" is explained as "satire from the opposite side to expose or criticize the bad or stupid, often use metaphors and exaggerations". however, this can also interfere with sentiment recognition and analysis for hiding their real means. due to the need for expression on some specific topics or emotions, or to circumvent relatively more stringent censorship mechanisms, sarcasm widely exists on the internet. therefore, sarcasm detection can be conducive to tasks requiring capturing people's real sentiments, including sentiment analysis, hot events monitoring, and harassment detection[1]. there have been authoritative and proven datasets for sarcasm detection so far, but most of them are english-based[2][3]. open chinese corpus in this field, particularly simplified chinese corpus, is extremely lacking. furthermore, although sarcastic messages widely exist in online social media or comment areas, they do not account for a significant proportion[4], which makes conventional data collection methods labor-intensive and time-consuming. during corpus construction, we proposed an ingenious and more efficient method to assist data collection. we also combined the existing corpus constructed by tang and chen[5], and referenced some suggestions on data collection from li and huang[4]. in this paper, an open balanced chinese internet sarcasm corpus is constructed, containing 500 longer and 500 shorter sarcastic texts, 500 longer and 500 shorter non-sarcastic texts respectively, 2,000 labeled texts in total. 2. related work as a linguistic phenomenon, sarcasm is studied by literary and linguistic or natural language processing scholars from many aspects. to assist and help further study, sarcasm corpora are constructed, most of which are english-based. news headlines dataset for sarcasm detection introduced by misra et al. is collected from the onion (an american website particularly producing sarcastic news) for sarcastic news headlines and huffpost for non-sarcastic ones[6]. khodak et al. constructed the self-annotated reddit corpus (sars), which is a much larger corpus containing 1.3 million labeled comments scraped from reddit through the use of the tag "\s" which implies sarcastic meaning in reddit[2]. as for chinese corpus, they are much smaller in number and scale compared with their english counterparts. tang and chen collected 1,005 microblogs from the plurk website and formed the earliest open chinese corpus (unsimplified chinese)[5]. based on it, sun and he expanded the dataset through a semi-automatic method: using existing sarcasm detection algorithms roughly screen out "quasi-sarcastic" texts then selecting manually to ensure correctness[7]. gong et al. constructed a corpus containing 2,486 manually selected and annotated sarcastic texts collected from guanchazhe which means observers, a chinese integration website of news and commentary. however, these corpora are non-open sources[3]. lu et al. constructed a balanced corpus containing 2,348 manually selected sarcastic and non-sarcastic texts from sina weibo respectively[8]. partial data was mentioned to be opened, but the link has been no longer accessible. li and huang tried to analyze cues of sarcasm at grammatical and semantical levels[4]. according to their statistics, the average proportion of sarcastic messages existing on sina weibo is less than 1% which makes it difficult and inefficient to collect data if aimless. they also summarized formalized features of sarcastic expressions based on linguistic analysis and designed an irony identification procedure (iip) to help detection. 3. proposed corpus construction methods 3.1. principles of collection li and huang's work illustrated the features of sarcastic expressions' existence on the internet: high volume and low proportion[4]. therefore, aimless collection can make the corpus construction procedure time-consuming and labor 8 intensive. however, to ensure the accuracy and correctness of corpus materials and their labels, corpus construction should base on manual selection. to improve the efficiency of data collection and corpus construction, there are 2 principles to be cleared and followed in this paper. combine with existing high-quality open corpus. because of the low proportion, large-scale sarcastic texts are difficult to collect but important for research. to enlarge the corpus as much as possible without compromising quality, we processed irony corpus data collected by tang and chen[5], and add it to the corpus we constructed to avoid the reinvention of the wheels. select materials in “high-density” places. another way to improve efficiency is to select sarcastic or non-sarcastic materials where they are more likely to appear and gather together, which are so-called “high-density places”, so that time of collection can be reduced and data labeling can be saved. in li and huang’s work, they chose materials already known or marked as ironic[4], which is similar to misra et al. who collected english sarcastic materials from the onion[6]. it is an inspiring method, and we referenced their idea and took a step further to apply it not only in the sarcasm area but non-sarcasm area. 3.2. sarcasm corpus collection the sarcastic corpus has two sources: the corpus constructed by tang and chen[5] and sarcastic messages from sina weibo. the corpus constructed by tang and chen contains 1,005 labeled ironic texts of unsimplified chinese collected from the plurk website which is a social networking site[5]. in this corpus, tang and chen added corresponding sarcastic tags for each sentence element based on their linguistic summarization. here are two examples: <message><rhetoric> 很 </rhetoric><ironic sentiment="pos">好</ironic><context sentiment="neg">又 失眠了</context><rhetoric>!!</rhetoric> :-(</message> ·awesome! i’m having insomnia again!! :-( <message><context sentiment="neg">能夠天天出錯 </context>也是一件 <ironic sentiment="pos">了不起 </ironic>的事<rhetoric>!!!</rhetoric> (annoyed)</message> to be able to make mistakes every day is also quite impressive!!! in the corpus constructed by tang and chen, the texts are unsimplified chinese and these sentence element labels are not necessary for our study, therefore, the data needs to be further processed to suit our needs. furthermore, in this corpus, plurk microblogs which are relatively shorter. to construct a balanced corpus, we introduced another source to collect longer sarcastic materials. similar to the onion in america, on the chinese internet, there is a user account on sina weibo called "yangcong gushihui (onion the storyteller)", providing sarcastic news and commentary in simplified chinese and most of them are relatively longer texts. not all of the materials provided by this account are suitable and usable for sarcasm corpus construction, there are also advertisements and raffle information, but the proportion of sarcastic text content is far higher than the platform-wide average, which is particularly what we called "high-density" places. to construct our corpus, we manually select 500 sarcastic texts provided by onion the storyteller. here is an example from onion the storyteller: because there are always students who do not take their studies seriously and dream of becoming a star one day, the star dissuasion business came into being. a local celebrity education institution specializes in recruiting such students to practice singing, dancing, and acting according to the standards of celebrities, and they generally respond that it is not difficult. the institution will even regularly invite firstline stars to practice with the students, trying to make them feel the gap between professional and non-professional. the results of the students found that professional is indeed far worse than non-professional, so the desire to become a star is stronger, and the business ended in failure. compared with the corpus constructed by tang and chen, most sarcastic materials collected from onion the storyteller are relatively longer, containing more contextual information which will allow for sarcasm detection that is not limited to sentence components and corpus balance. 3.3. non-sarcasm corpus collection similar to the methods we collected sarcasm corpus materials, we selected "high-density places" to collect nonsarcasm corpus, and the balance of short and long texts is also considered. as for longer non-sarcastic materials, formal official news can be practical. we crawled messages from the official weibo account of renmin daily and xinhua news agency as the original dataset to be processed. renmin daily is an official and authoritative newspaper in china, and xinhua news agency is china’s state and worldwide news agency. their reports and commentaries are serious no matter pro or con standpoints, and hardly sarcastic or ironic, which are suitable as non-sarcastic materials. here is an example from renmin daily: hello, tomorrow. the survey shows that more than 80% of young people believe that they can be the master of their own emotions. on the road of life, there are slow currents and dangerous beaches, and there are suns and storms. to harness emotions instead of being harnessed, and to defeat difficulties instead of being defeated, is the only way to have a bright and cheerful life. praise for the robust self-confidence of young people, but also to listen to their voices, help them face setbacks, resolve their annoyance, and embrace a better life. to construct a balanced corpus, we need shorter nonsarcastic as well. however, if aimlessly crawl online messages, widely existing sarcastic messages are not neglectable and can affect data quality even though they account for a small percentage. therefore, we turned to the comment section of the official agencies’ wechat public account, which are equipped with two main features: 1) most comments are short; 2) because of the given function of the wechat app itself, every comment for an article of any public account will be filtered and vetted by author or admin before being displayed to the public. we selected two official public accounts where the comments have been stricter filtered in the past: renmin daily, central committee of the communist youth league of china (chinese youth league). it is reasonable to assume that comments from the sections mentioned above qualify as short non-sarcastic materials as the authors had manually screened out inappropriate comments for us in advance. here are several examples: healthy diet and exercise routine should not be neglected!!!! ∑(д) the internet is not a lawless area. disinformation must be punished! 9 only when i went to college did i realize that what i missed the most was high school, the unforgettable part of my youth. remarkably, given that there is still quite a few unhelpful and invalid information existing in comment sections where we collected data and mentioned above like any other online platforms, such as too short like "ok/good” or meaningless like “uh…….”. therefore, at this stage, manual selection is still a necessity. 3.4. data processing and corpus construction according to the methods mentioned above, table 1 is the summary table of corpus data sources, and table 2 illustrates the scales and collecting methods of origin data. to construct a properly balanced corpus, we processed origin data as follows: delete the sentence element labels in the corpus constructed by tang and chen, and transform them into simplified chinese, in order to maintain uniformity of text type in the whole corpus. unify the format of the original data. our data are multisourced, so in the corpus, the data format needs to be unified. in our corpus, each piece of data has two attributes: label and text. the label indicates sarcasm (label: 1) or non-sarcasm (label: 0), text records the content, as table 3. remove irrelevant text features. materials from the different online platforms may have specific contentirrelevant features. for example, on sina weibo, official media accounts tend to use "[]” or “##” to mark out headlines and topics which is very rare in onion the storyteller. irrelevant features can have negative effects on feature extraction and interfere with text classification tasks. randomly select to construct a balanced corpus. we want in our final corpus, sarcasm and non-sarcasm, longer and shorter texts are both in 1:1 ratio, so in this step, we randomly select texts as table 4 illustrates. shuffle and adjust. randomly disrupted the dataset and make final adjustments. table 1. summary of data sources sarcasm non-sarcasm longer onion the storyteller (weibo account) ① renmin daily (weibo account) ② xinhua news agency (weibo account) shorter corpus constructed by tang and chen[5] ① renmin daily (wechat comment section) ② chinese youth league (wechat comment section) table 2. summary of origin data information data source scale (texts account) collect onion the storyteller 500 crawl and manual renmin daily (weibo) 930 crawl xinhua news agency (weibo) 1001 crawl corpus constructed by tang and chen[5] 1005 - renmin daily (wechat) 250 manual chinese youth league (wechat) 250 manual table 3. example of data format label text 0 (in translation) embarrassing is as one feels embarrassed! 0 (in translation) i remember an aunt stole and sold a sack of textbooks that we had packed before the college entrance examination. … …… table 4. random selection data source origin scale random selection onion the storyteller 500 all renmin daily (weibo) 930 250 xinhua news agency (weibo) 1001 250 corpus constructed by tang and chen 1005 500 renmin daily (wechat) 250 all chinese youth league (wechat) 250 all 4. conclusion we constructed a balanced chinese internet sarcasm corpus with 2,000 multi-sourced labeled text. our corpus balanced sarcasm and non-sarcasm, longer and shorter materials, both in 1:1 ratio, and we opened the source on github to make it available to anyone. the open source repository is https://github.com/yizhang-zhu/open-chineseinternet-sarcasm-corpus. hopefully, our corpus can help and facilitate chinese sarcasm detection in further study. references [1] cai, y., cai, h., & wan, x. 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(2019). linguistic features enhanced convolutional neural networks for irony recognition. journal of chinese information processing, 33(5), 31-38. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 96 application of smart site construction technology based on bim technology lihui rong dianchi college of yunnan university, kunming 650500, china abstract: in the construction industry, it is necessary to highlight the necessity of modern information technology application based on a comprehensive form and accelerate the overall process of smart site construction in order to promote the simultaneous improvement of engineering construction quality and efficiency. government departments have paid great attention to quality issues in the construction stage of construction projects, and with the strong support of the government, with the continuous development of the construction industry, it has provided extensive spatial support for the application of bim technology. in the smart site construction project, the application effect of bim technology can not only improve the construction quality of the project, but also optimize the application effect of smart site construction technology while reducing the difficulty. keywords: smart site; construction technology; bim technology application. 1. introduction when the intelligent site management system is applied, it can help the orderly construction of construction projects. through the integration of bim technology means, the data can be fully perceived from many aspects such as personnel, materials, equipment, environment, cost, quality, and safety. based on the form of digital business collaborative processing, to ensure the interconnection and sharing of data information, based on efficient production mode, to ensure the safety of engineering construction. 2. smart site construction framework based on bim technology in the process of setting up bim graphics engine, it can be used as a project management technology platform, and the construction of this kind of platform has the characteristics of visualization and digitization. on the one hand, in visualization, the platform can make use of the creation channel of three-dimensional scenes when displaying the project, and on this basis, guarantee the freedom of the project development link, and can be combined with the visualization function to highlight the functional advantages of the business application. on the other hand, in digitization, a set of data structures can be provided based on an engineering construction platform. combined with the construction of the model, the original data can be extracted from it. for example: geometry, material, property information, etc., and while providing an interface, it can also be used as an organizational node for other data. for example, static data, dynamic data, and so on. by establishing data acquisition methods to ensure the standardization of such methods, it is also necessary to follow the basic principles of normalization and standardization from the three aspects of acquisition frequency, data output format and information application interface. when collecting project module data, it is necessary to start with seven modules, including project, personnel, equipment, materials, quality, safety and environmental protection, in the form of real-time, to ensure that the data information of the above modules can be seamlessly connected with the bim model. in the management process, by following the basic principles of digitization and visualization, bim technology should also be built on the basis of building a smart site integrated cloud platform. fig 1. smart site application sand table 3. the main application of bim technology in smart site construction technology 3.1. cost management fig 2. integrated model after creating the bim model, the bim 5d software is imported to form the corresponding solid model. after filtering through the floor, professional construction type, system, etc., the components that need to extract the engineering quantity are selected and summarized. through bim5d process cost management, the prepared contract budget documents and cost budget documents are imported into the platform and associated with the model. use bim 5d 97 platform to simulate capital curve for progress payment analysis, allocate funds reasonably, and save capital cost to the maximum extent. use the bim5d+bim cloud to conduct a comprehensive cost analysis, and first synchronize the data in the bim5d to upload it to the bim cloud space, so that the cost of the entire project can be viewed and analyzed in the bim cloud space. 3.2. video surveillance combined with the construction status of construction projects, it can be seen that most construction enterprises usually use video surveillance technology in engineering projects, and actively introduce bim technology in the construction stage, which can provide technical support for the development of engineering inspection operations, so that staff can fully grasp the project situation. starting from each construction area, promote the full implementation of monitoring operations, based on the technical background of the smart site, when monitoring the construction site of the construction project, you can use the form of remote video surveillance, starting from the interior and exterior of the construction area, and promote the simultaneous implementation of the construction of the monitoring room when setting up facilities such as cameras. construction personnel can use mobile phone software or computer programs to promote real-time monitoring operations according to the overall situation of the construction site with the assistance of information technology. for example, for a highway construction operation, the construction enterprise can obtain various construction points from the model in the reasonable application of smart site technology, and analyze the specific situation of the construction location with the help of video surveillance information in the monitoring link, control the overall construction progress of the project, and obtain data information related to the project quality. 3.3. node deepening first of all, it is necessary to combine the design drawings of the engineering project to promote the development of the analysis. for the engineering content involved in some nodes, due to its complex characteristics, bim technology needs to be used to promote the development of modeling. secondly, when applying the software model, it can analyze the relevant complex construction nodes based on the deep-level perspective. for example, in the construction project, the technical node of the steel frame needs to be involved, and technicians are required to promote the simultaneous implementation of analysis and processing in the process of establishing the model. thirdly, the key nodes in the model should also be marked, such as the collision point of steel bars, etc., to provide convenience for construction personnel, so that they can clarify the overall layout of steel bars, and put forward structural optimization measures in time. finally, when the template support structure is simulated, the design of the structure can be analyzed, and the construction personnel can be provided with convenient support in the removal of safety risks, optimize the construction quality of the template support structure, and ensure the safety of the construction personnel. 3.4. material control for the traditional form of site management mode, construction enterprises in some cases, will encounter the same problem, not only cannot be properly kept for construction materials, but also difficult to increase the control of engineering equipment. under normal circumstances, the technical department needs to provide the corresponding material plan in a timely manner according to the construction needs of the construction project, and the procurement department is responsible for purchasing the corresponding construction materials in accordance with the plan. after the construction materials are delivered to the procurement department, the relevant personnel of the procurement department shall receive them in time. however, in this kind of link, it is easy to have problems such as substandard material quality, or the timeliness of material delivery cannot be guaranteed, thus delaying the construction period. therefore, in the process of introducing bim technology, construction enterprises can track and manage the procurement and introduction of construction materials in a whole-process manner, and increase the control of construction materials to promote the all-round implementation of monitoring operations. during this period, enterprises can use the form of bar codes to assist the development of electronic identification tasks, according to the material procurement process, to ensure the continuity of the tracking link, and to ensure the effectiveness of engineering facilities tracking operations. under the function of the material control platform, it can provide convenience for managers, so that they can fully grasp the purchase situation of various materials and substances from a comprehensive perspective, and analyze the overall reality of various materials and substances entering the construction site. 3.5. collision check during the installation of pipelines and lines, the construction personnel need to make clear requirements. when the cable slots are reserved, the hole reservation should be synchronized to reduce the occurrence of collisions during the installation of electrical equipment. in order to effectively avoid the collision problem of electrical equipment, it is usually started from the completed wall or floor, and the second excavation is carried out. under the action of this kind of method, it provides technical support for the development of collision problem processing. however, in practice, due to the diversity of pipeline settings, it provides the possibility for pipeline crossing problems, and the complexity of operation is relatively high, and the occupied space area is gradually expanded. to this end, in the process of using bim technology, relevant personnel can use it as a basic reference according to the content of the design drawings. based on the accurate angle, the task of building model construction is completed. in the construction process of the three-dimensional model, the actual construction situation is comprehensively observed, the actual reserved hole location is found out, and the construction personnel is notified as soon as possible, so that the construction personnel can reserve the hole in advance. in the process of using bim technology, with the establishment of the building model, it is closely related to the overall structure of the electrical equipment. at the same time, 98 it is also necessary to promote the operation task of the model assembly and find out the location of a collision node to ensure the accuracy of the node analysis. when analyzing construction design drawings, designers need to optimize and improve the drawing information, which can increase the prevention of rework problems, effectively reduce the probability of rework and other problems, ensure that various construction tasks can be completed on schedule, and help enterprises reduce unnecessary costs. 4. bim technology application obstacles and solutions 4.1. technical aspect with the development of smart building construction activities, bim technology is regarded as the application center, so that it can be used in conjunction with other technologies, and can play a key role in technology. at this stage, technical personnel in construction projects can only pay attention to the practical application of bim technology, but based on the future development trend of engineering projects, it is necessary to attach great importance to the secondary development work while using bim technology, and highlight the key value of the secondary development of technology. therefore, for the relevant technical personnel in the project, it is necessary to follow the basic principles of rigor and rigor while formulating management requirements. construction engineering enterprises need to establish close ties with professional scientific research institutions, and jointly participate in the selection of professional and technical talents while combining them. based on effective measures, strengthen the training of technical personnel. for example, for the popular topic of robots, in the process of promoting related research projects, its content research value is relatively high, and it is necessary to integrate them with robots in the process of applying bim technology. 4.2. overall environment in the process of using bim technology, it is concretely reflected in the design link, but if it is still in the stage of turning the mold, it is difficult to meet the basic requirements of forward design. because some staff still use the fixed work form in the long-term design work, it is difficult to make a breakthrough in this type of work mode in a short time. based on the application of bim technology, with the operation of the intelligent construction site system, the types of scientific information technology and equipment involved are diverse, so the corresponding requirements are put forward for users, resulting in the construction site personnel cannot quickly grasp the operation points of scientific information technology and related equipment within a limited time. to this end, for front-line staff, project managers and staff are required to change their own thinking in a timely manner, provide a boost for the development of innovative activities, ensure that they can master scientific information technology, and clarify the operation of advanced equipment. with bim technology, optimize the application effect of smart site construction technology. 5. summary in the process of smart site construction, based on the application advantages of bim technology, in the process of establishing three-dimensional models, it can provide convenient support for the operation and management of the project, and the management of the construction process is gradually transformed to the direction of digitization and elaboration, which can realize the goal of collaborative management and help enterprises reduce construction safety risks. effectively reduce unnecessary cost expenditure, promote the quality and efficiency of construction projects to improve simultaneously, and gradually form an industrialized construction mode. acknowledgments 2022 scientific research fund project of education department of yunnan province, application research of engineering intelligent construction management based on bim technology -taking dormitory building project as an example. 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[4] yan liu, tao li. application research of bim technology in smart site construction [j]. geshe,2020, (25):45-48. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 3, 2022 32 design of bad information filtering system for web pages ronghua lu jingdezhen ceramic university, jiangxi, 3334403, china. abstract: the openness and globalization of the internet make the information spread on the network mixed, and all kinds of advertisements, spam, reactionary, obscene, violence and other bad information seriously interfere with the normal use of the internet by internet users. this paper studies the workflow of the web page bad information filtering system, analyzes the functional modules of the filtering system, and designs the network data processing, text data processing and adaptive processing modules in detail. keywords: web page information filtering; network data processing; text data processing; chinese word segmentation technology; text representation technology; adaptive processing. 1. web page bad information filtering system web page bad information filtering system is content-based filtering, filtering object is chinese text-oriented web pages, filtering purpose is topic detection. running on the lan gateway, the system can monitor incoming web pages on the lan, discover and filter the topic information specified by the network administrator. for example, when enterprises, schools and internet cafes manage the bad information in the internal lan, the system can shield information such as violence, obscenity and reaction. the topics filtered by the system are initially generated by users, and new filtering topics can be regenerated as needed during filtering implementation. in the experiment, we selected the knowledge of sexual medicine as the filtering theme. for the filtered documents, a feedback mechanism is provided, and the finally determined group is imported into the template training library, and the user's intention is tracked and learned through genetic algorithm to generate more accurate user templates. the web page bad information filtering system should deal with the following transactions in each stage: 1) information acquisition stage: network information filtering is based on packet capture. information acquisition requires capturing http packets in the network and parsing the packets into a text format for processing according to ip, tcp, and http protocols. 2) information representation stage: process the text obtained from the information acquisition stage, extract the keywords that can represent the characteristics of the document and calculate the weights. since there is no obvious separator in chinese documents, word segmentation should be carried out before feature extraction.3) matching stage: the text representation of the unknown document is matched with the known user template (knowledge pattern). the similarity of the vector space model is used to calculate the correlation between the unknown document and the actual demand. after reaching a certain threshold, the unknown document is identified. 4) information classification stage: through system identification and user feedback on identification results, the documents are input into the corresponding document set to facilitate the reconstruction of user templates. 5) knowledge mode: that is, the establishment and update of user templates. the system established a learning evolution mechanism, according to the user feedback, the user template to learn genetic algorithm, to improve the adaptive ability of the system. 2. 2.design of bad information filtering system for web pages the performance of the information filtering system is mainly reflected in the accuracy of filtering. the main reason why the filtering system is unreliable is the accuracy of user templates. however, the rapid changes of knowledge and information and the instability of user requirements determine that user templates need to be updated constantly. the bad information filtering system of the web page has fully considered the improvement requirements of the system in the design, and will continuously optimize the user template in operation to improve the accuracy of filtering. the overall design of the system is shown in figure 1. figure 1. design of web page bad information filtering system first, build the basic "dictionary database" and "user template". dictionary database includes word segmentation database and stop word database. stop words are generally selected as words that appear frequently in all documents, but contribute little to the topic of the document's content. the establishment of initial user template is to manually select several documents that can represent this category, and generate the vector space expression of this category document through training. then test a batch of related and unrelated documents to determine the threshold of similarity that can match the category. the functions of each module of 33 the system are as follows: 1) network packet parsing: capture ethernet frames in the lan, filter out tcp packets containing http text information, and screen and filter pages with the same link address as those in the url database. in the filtering mode, a socket is set up to intercept the packet and forward the packet so that the message "this message is intercepted" is displayed on the terminal user interface. this module is also responsible for message parsing and web page reorganization of the extracted http packets, and the complete web page is passed to the "web page text parsing" module. 2) web page text parsing: convert web pages into plain text format, mark the text in specific labels, and store it in the "text database". 3) text representation: refer to the keyword set in the "user template", use the improved algorithm of web page text representation, perform word segmentation, and calculate the weight, and finally express the document as a vector space model. 4) text matching: calculate the similarity between the vector expression obtained in the "text representation" and the vector expression in the "user template", find out the documents with a certain matching relationship (that is, the web pages to be filtered), and mark the evaluation results of the system. 5) text filtering: submit users' filtering requests and deliver the evaluation results of the system. 6)template management: according to the learning mechanism of user templates customized by users, a certain number of pages from the "url database" will be added to the training set, and the genetic algorithm will be used for self-learning and inductive update to improve the "user template", so as to ensure the filtering performance of the system. 7)thesaurus management: complete the dictionary improvement function. the user interface provides a management interface. you can preview the word segmentation results of a document, view the reasonable and unreasonable words in the dictionary database and the stop word database, optimize the "dictionary database", and the word segmentation results will be more accurate. 8) url management: complete user feedback of system evaluation results and get the final results. the user interface provides an interface to view and browse the page of the existing system evaluation, give a manual evaluation, and record it in the url database. in addition, in view of the network information change fast, poor stability, short web page survival characteristics, the "url database" data set time limit, from the time of entry into the database, beyond the time limit of the data will automatically be removed from the database. the "text database" stores the text data and related attributes of all intercepted web pages, and the "url database" records the url link addresses and related attributes of the pages that are rated to be filtered. 3. analysis of key technologies the web page bad information filtering system is divided into three functional modules: network data processing, text data processing and adaptive processing. network data processing: winpcap, a network packet capture library under windows platform, is used to capture network data by setting the network card to a hybrid mode; network data analysis is another key technology of network data processing. in the process of analysis, network protocol formats are ethernet data frame, ip protocol, tcp protocol and http message. html page reorganization is also a very important technology in web data. text data processing involves two important techniques. the first is chinese word segmentation technology: for the processing of chinese word segmentation, the web page bad information filtering system adopts some chinese word segmentation algorithms combined with dictionary database. first, the forward maximum matching method and the reverse maximum matching method are used for word segmentation, and the results are compared. if there are different, the results are selected by the maximum probability method. the word segmentation process is shown in figure 2: figure 2. word segmentation process the second is text representation technology: firstly, extract feature items from documents by referring to user templates. in this paper, an improved algorithm for web page text representation is proposed, which extracts feature items from web pages. this method is accurate and fast, and can ensure the real-time performance of web page filtering. then calculate the weight of the keyword, and use the vector space model to represent the document. finally, the angle between the user template vector and the document vector is calculated to determine the similarity. the similarity is compared with a certain threshold to determine the ownership of the document. the establishment of the initial user template is also a key technology in text representation. the filtering system uses the vector space model to represent the initial user template by segmentation of the training document and counting the word frequency. the adaptive processing part is achieved through user feedback and machine learning. the web page bad information filtering system designed a human-computer interaction interface for various information feedback, such as word segmentation preview, keyword preview, sensitive data (that is, the system for the first time judged to be filtered by the web page) preview, and providesan interactive interface for users to maintain dictionary databases, stop words databases, sensitive data, etc. the core problem to be solved by any filtering system is the improvement of accuracy and intelligence, and the filtering system is no exception. the 34 filtering system uses the evolutionary mechanism of genetic algorithm to track and learn user interests from user templates. with the accuracy of user templates, the amount of user feedback will continue to decrease, the system will become more intelligent, and the adaptive function will become stronger and stronger. 4. experimental analysis we selected 48 web documents from the documents downloaded from the internet for testing, including 24 related documents, 4 of which are from 1kb to 12kb in size; there are 24 irrelevant documents, 4 of which are from 1kb to 12kb in size. according to the traditional method, the web document is first transformed into ordinary text format, and the word segmentation is carried out. the matching feature words are found from the word segmentation results, and then the weight is calculated. finally, the similarity between the web document and the user template is calculated to obtain the document category attribution. by identifying the label meaning of the feature words, the improved algorithm can increase the semantic understanding of the document and more accurately grasp the weight of the feature words in the document. according to the improved method, the feature word is directly taken from the user template, its position and occurrence times in the document are found, the weight calculation formula is brought in, and then the similarity between the user template and the feature word is calculated to determine its category. the precision is improved. in this experiment, the number of relevant documents returned by the traditional algorithm is 16, and the precision ratio is 0.333; the number of related documents returned by the improved algorithm is 20, and the precision ratio is 0.417. acknowledgments this work was supported by the science and technology project of jiangxi provincial department of education, and the project number is gjj170797. references [1] liu wei. research on content based bad web page information filtering method [d]. jilin university. 2013. 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[5] tang jiangang, xiong guoping. research and practice of adaptive bad web page filtering mode [j]. computer engineering and design. 2008 (20). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 78 kerberos authentication protocol implementation based on dhr atypical construct tingan zhang cyberspace security academy, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610225, china. abstract: as a commonly used identity authentication protocol, the kerberos authentication protocol uses a symmetric password system, which has significant efficiency advantages but also brings risks such as password guessing and replay attacks. some existing research combines public key cryptography with kerberos to greatly enhance its security, but the large amount of computation required for public-private key cryptography leads to lower efficiency. this paper proposes a solution that uses the dhr non-typical construction to provide dynamism and randomness to the kerberos authentication protocol to improve its security while minimizing efficiency losses. experimental results show that the improved protocol can resist attacks while ensuring efficiency. keywords: kerberos; dhr atypical construction; symmetric password; password guessing. 1. introduction kerberos authentication protocol is considered as a mature and well-performing authentication system[1], which is based on ticketing mechanism and key distribution to complete the authentication process through the interaction between kerberos tgs and kerberos client. however, the existing kerberos authentication protocol has some security vulnerabilities in key management and distribution, which can be exploited by hackers and lead to security problems such as network attacks and data leakage. to solve these security problems, this paper proposes an improved kerberos authentication scheme, which enhances the security and reliability of the key by providing a key scheme for kerberos authentication protocol through the idea of dhr atypical construction to improve the security and reliability of kerberos authentication protocol. the main contribution of this paper is to propose a new kerberos authentication scheme that implements the dhr atypical construction by introducing a key generator for sequence ciphers, and enhances the security and reliability of the key by introducing randomness and dynamism to the key. also, this paper analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of the scheme and compares the existing kerberos authentication protocols with other secure authentication schemes to verify the superiority and feasibility of the scheme in this paper. this paper is organized as follows: chapter 1 introduces the related work and research background; chapter 2 introduces the atypical construction of dhr to be used in this paper; chapter 3 details the kerberos improvement scheme proposed in this paper; chapter 4 compares the improvement scheme proposed in this paper with other schemes. 2. dhr atypical structure the kerberos authentication protocol is based on a trusted third-party kdc, which has three parties: the user, the kdc, and the application server. the ticket carries a timestamp and expiration time, and with the ticket, the communicating parties can communicate without authentication until the ticket expires under the premise of machine time synchronization. the kdc in turn contains two parts, as and tgs, for authentication and ticket authorization respectively. there are several versions of kerberos, the common ones are v4 and v5. the version studied in this paper is v4, and the encryption algorithm uses the des algorithm. table 1 lists the symbols that will be used later and their meanings, among which user info contains information such as user id, domain to which the user belongs, and timestamp. table 1. symbol definition symbol meaning as authentication server tgs ticket granting server ss application server kc user key kt tgs key ks ss key kst session key for communication with tgs kss session key for communication with ss ekc encryption with kc tgt tgs tickets st tickets for communication with ss idx x's id ke ke used for encryption 2.1. kerberos certification process the kerberos authentication process can be divided into three steps, the first step is to communicate with as for authentication, the second step is to communicate with tgs to obtain a ticket, and the third step is to communicate with ss. the user key is used to communicate in the first step, and the last two steps both use the session key generated earlier to communicate. the specific process is as follows: step 1: client->as: userinfo user sends identity information in clear text to as as->client: ekc[ userinfo || kst ] || tgt select the corresponding key according to the user's identity information to encrypt and transmit the session key kst used in the second step, and together transmit the tgt that only tgs can decrypt, where tgt=ekt[ userinfo || kst ]. the user obtains it and decrypts it with his own key to obtain 79 kst. step 2: client->tgs: ekst[ userinfo || ids ] || tgt tgs->client: ekst[ userinfo || |kss ] || st, st=eks[ userinfo || kss] tgs decrypts tgt with its own key to get kst and verifies the identity, and issues st if it is consistent. step 3: client->ss: ekss[ userinfo ] || st ss use your own key to decrypt the st, get the kss and authenticate the identity information, then you can start communication if it is consistent. until the st expires, the client can always use the st for authentication and does not need to repeat the first two steps of communication. 2.2. attack method (1) password guessing attack in the three steps of this authentication process, symmetric passwords are used, where the key used in the first step is the key used in user registration, and the user key is usually constant for a long time, so it is subject to password guessing attack. the user key usually carries some information about the user or simple laws, so it becomes more effective to use dictionary attacks to crack the key. (2) replay attack assuming that the first step is secure, in the second and third step of communication, the session key generated by kdc is used, which is time-sensitive and secure for password guessing. it may be subject to replay attack. although the ticket has an expiration time, it is required that the machines on both sides of the communication are clock synchronized, and the attacker can just use this to perform replay attack. (3) others in addition to the above two relatively effective attacks against kerberos, kerberos authentication systems have the same security issues as other security systems: key storage issues, system program security issues, and so on. 2.3. improvement program the literature[2] replaces the symmetric cryptosystem used in the original kerberos authentication process with a publickey cryptosystem that uses the rsa algorithm for communication and requires the user to sign the timestamp, which on the one hand avoids the problem of the lower security of the symmetric cryptosystem itself, and on the other hand is also resistant to replay attacks by signing the timestamp, but due to the use of the rsa algorithm for multiple communications, the efficiency decreases a lot compared to the original symmetric cipher. similarly, the literature [3] also proposes the use of public key encryption and decryption algorithms for communication. in the literature [4], the ecc algorithm is used to exchange keys, allowing the initial authentication process (i.e., the first step above) to use a different key for each authentication, thus improving the security of the system. and it is slightly more efficient compared to the previous scheme because only the keys are exchanged by this algorithm and it is not used for subsequent multi-step communication. some of the improved schemes replace the timestamp with a random number or sequence number to avoid replay attacks. in the literature [5], the security problem of replacing the timestamp with a random number is analyzed, and a scheme combining a random number and a sequence number is proposed to identify the messages sent by the user to improve the security of the system, while the communication process also uses a public key cipher, which has the same efficiency problem as the above scheme. the literature [6] stipulates that the user and the kdc store multiple random keys and random numbers respectively, and each communication then randomly selects a random key and random number to communicate, and the communication process still uses des, and the authentication efficiency of this scheme is almost no different from the original version, but how to synchronize between various random numbers in this scheme should be the biggest security problem, which is not mentioned in the original text, and the frequent data updates can also cause considerable stress on the system program. the literature [7] proposes a dynamic cryptosystem using logistic mapping to generate the keys used by the des algorithm, allowing the keys to have dynamic randomness while ensuring the efficiency of authentication, but the scheme is still difficult to apply in concrete implementations. in this paper, we propose a simpler scheme that uses the dhr atypical construction to provide dynamicity and randomness to the keys, and achieves the level of security in the above scheme while guaranteeing authentication efficiency. 3. dhr atypical structure in the existing cyberspace, the network system has a high risk due to its lack of defense against unknown attacks, the system itself having known or unknown vulnerabilities, and its inability to cope with the rapidly evolving cyberattack techniques, which are called endogenous security problems in cyberspace. in order to solve this problem, the domestic team has proposed a mimetic defense with dynamic heterogeneous redundancy construct (dhr construct) as the key core in several years of research and practice, which is intended to be used to solve the above endogenous security problem[8]. dhr constructs are proposed to provide dynamic, random, and heterogeneous nature to network systems, and to cope with different security problems, dhr constructs are subdivided into two categories: typical and atypical constructs, as shown in the following figure. figure 1. dhr typical construction figure 2. dhr atypical construction the difference between these two types of models is that in the typical construct, several heterogeneous executors are 80 selected to execute together for each input, while in the atypical construct, only one executor is selected to execute. the feedback and voting mechanisms in the typical construct of dhr make it impossible for the result of an attack to pass the voter even if one of the executors in the system is under attack or has a vulnerability, and the executor with the vulnerability will be fed back and cleaned. dhr atypical constructs are more efficient and take less space. the atypical construct is based on the fact that the target system is functionally recoverable and allows a certain degree of information leakage within a certain time window, using a dynamic, randomized approach that affects the reproducibility of the effect of the attack, thus making the attack itself less or less valuable for sustainable exploitation. the kerberos authentication protocol to be improved in this paper operates in an open network, where both security and efficiency are key considerations for the authentication protocol. the attack on this protocol is mainly to analyze and crack the data captured in the communication, and once the user key is cracked, the attack will be continuous and reproducible, while the authentication system itself generally does not have functional problems such as vulnerabilities. the complexity of the typical construction of dhr and multiple constructs do not meet the needs of the kerberos authentication protocol, so we try to implement one based on the atypical construction of dhr kerberos authentication protocol based on the dhr atypical construct to solve the above problems. the key of the dhr atypical construct is that the information system needs to reserve multiple executors and select one of them to execute when the system is running, so as to provide the information system with dynamism and randomness by dynamically selecting different executors at each run. in kerberos authentication protocol, both the encryption and decryption algorithms and the keys used in the algorithms can be regarded as executors, but there are fewer encryption and decryption algorithms to choose from, and the dynamism and randomness are not guaranteed. therefore, in this paper, the keys under fixed algorithms are regarded as executors in the information system, and the pool of heterogeneous executors is regarded as a key pool from which different keys are selected to encrypt and decrypt the transmitted data, thus providing dynamic randomness to the information system. 4. kerberos authentication protocol combined with zuc algorithm 4.1. zuc key generator sequence ciphers, also known as stream ciphers, have the advantages of fast operation, simple implementation, and no or limited error propagation. the keys used for sequence cipher encryption and decryption are generated by a keystream generator, and the higher the randomness of its keys, the closer the sequence cipher system is to one-at-a-time, so the security of a sequence cipher system is largely determined by the keystream generator. however, sequence ciphers also have fatal drawbacks compared to other symmetric ciphers: low diffusivity, insensitivity to insertion and modification, means that sequence cryptosystems may make the plaintext statistically specific and thus subject to specific attacks, such as differential attacks [9]. the function of a keystream generator is to obtain a shorter seed key on the basis of which a longer sequence of keys is generated, which can also be seen as multiple short keys of fixed length. how to make the generated key stream with higher randomness is the core problem of constructing a key stream generator, and the most researched key stream generators are those consisting of multiple shift registers. the key used for encryption and decryption in the kerberos authentication process is obtained through a keystream generator for serial ciphers, depending on the security and reliability of the key generator. if the keystream generator is capable of generating high-strength keys, then it is theoretically reliable to obtain the keys used for encryption and decryption through this keystream generator. in summary, this paper will use the keystream generator as described above to generate a number of keys to form a key pool, which will be used as the key for des encryption and decryption in the kerberos authentication process. this will enhance the security of the ciphertext by using a different key for each transmission, and the diffusion and obfuscation properties of des will overcome the low diffusion problem inherent in sequential cryptosystems. the zuc algorithm (zuc), originally designed for security problems in communication networks, is a chinese selfdesigned, word-based synchronous sequence cryptographic algorithm, published as national standard gb/t 33133-2016 in october 2016.the algorithm structure is divided into three layers, namely, linear feedback shift register, bit reorganization, and nonlinear function.the algorithm in the key output phase each cycle for the output of a 32-bit keyword. the linear feedback shift registers used in common stream cryptosystems all use m-sequences on a binary domain or some diffusion domain in the binary domain, which have obvious multiple linear relationships, making them vulnerable to correlation attacks, while the linear feedback shift registers in the zuc algorithm use m-sequences in the prime domain gf(2^31-1), which have long periods, good statistical properties, and weak linear structure , the bitwise relationship compliance is low [10]. the zuc algorithm has been studied to resist weak cryptanalysis, guess-deterministic analysis, algebraic analysis, and other analysis methods, and has very high security properties [11]. therefore, it is chosen in this paper as the key generation scheme in this topic. in the original kerberos authentication protocol, the key used for encryption during transmission is the md5 value of the password set by the user, and the zuc cipher accepts a 128bit initial key seed, which can be used directly, minimizing the modification of the original kerberos protocol. the reliable security of the zuc algorithm ensures that the key sequence provided by it also has a high randomness. to confer dynamic randomness to the ciphertext transmitted during the authentication process. 4.2. certification process 4.2.1. registration stage the user registers his userid and password to the as, which stores the userid and the user password kc after the md5 operation, a step consistent with the original kerberos version. in addition, both parties store an additional authentication serial number i with an initial value of 0, which is used to select the key from the key pool during the authentication phase. 4.2.2. certification stage similar to the original authentication process, only part of the process of encryption and decryption in the authentication process is changed. among the three steps in the original 81 authentication process, the risk lies in the ciphertext security during the first step of transmission, and the last two steps all use the random session secret key for encryption and decryption transmission, and the latter two steps of the authentication process are not modified in this paper. figure 3. certification process as in figure 3, authentication starts: client->as: userinfo / as->client: eke[ userinfo || kst ] || tgt the user also sends the user information to as in plaintext only. at this time, the as side selects the corresponding user key and serial number according to the user identity information, uses the user key as the initial key seed of zuc's key generator, generates several sub-keys, and then selects the key key by serial number i. the key is used as the key of des algorithm to encrypt tgs credentials, session key and other information to send back to the user. the user obtains the key and decrypts the ciphertext in the same way, and obtains the session key and tgs credentials for subsequent communication in the ciphertext. client->tgs: ekst[ userinfo || ids ] || tgt / tgs->client: ekst[ userinfo || kss ] || st the tgs then encrypts the identity information with the newly obtained session key and sends it back to the tgs with the tgs credentials. the tgs decrypts the credentials to obtain the session key and uses the session key to decrypt the cipher text to compare the identity information in the cipher text with that in the credentials, and if it is consistent, it generates a new key as the next session key to communicate with the server. after a complete authentication, the user side and the server side will add 1 to the authentication number to ensure that the next authentication can use a different subkey. if the authentication fails or is interrupted in the middle, neither side will add 1 to the authentication number to ensure the synchronization of the authentication numbers of both sides. 4.3. security analysis the kerberos authentication studied in this topic converts the security of the 128-bit key, which is the riskiest part of the original authentication process, into the security of several subkeys generated by the 128-bit key. for an attacker, the ciphertext obtained from the communication channel is one of several subkeys generated by the unknown user key and des encrypted, and the ciphertext in the data obtained during each authentication is encrypted by a different key, even though all these keys are generated by the same key seed and selected one by one from the abstract key pool, but zuchon's key generator guarantees the weak correlation between the keys, so that even if an attacker obtains the keys used for several consecutive authentications by some means, he cannot get the keys used for subsequent authentications, i.e., he cannot pass the authentication. in terms of attack methods, the original version of authentication is targeted by brute force cracking and dictionary guessing of the 128-bit user key, which is no longer secure with today's computing power, while the improved authentication scheme targets not only the 128-bit key, but also a key pool with several keys generated by a hidden 128bit secret key, which appears from the outside as if each authentication uses a the authentication process becomes random and dynamic, and the difficulty of the attack rises exponentially. moreover, due to the existence of the authentication number, even if an attacker obtains data from a certain authentication process and attempts to replay the attack, the data will no longer be valid due to the change of the authentication number, which can effectively prevent replay attacks. 5. program comparison 5.1. safety comparison for different kerberos improvement schemes, the core goal is to ensure the security of the session secret key transmitted during the first step of communication in the authentication process, abstracting its communication process into a simple communication between the authentication server side and the client side, as shown in figure 4. figure 4. general communication process for the original authentication, once the user key is cracked, the ciphertext of any subsequent communication can be decrypted by the user key as long as it is intercepted by the attacker to get the session secret key of subsequent communication, and the authentication security cannot be guaranteed. some of the ways to enhance the key strength by using public key cryptosystem aim to enhance the key strength and ensure that the key cannot be obtained by brute force cracking. the improved scheme based on the atypical construction of dhr proposed in this thesis improves the above communication process into the way shown in figure 5. for kerberos authentication, the cipher text is encrypted by the session secret key, which has a valid time (generally 8 hours), and the session secret key will be invalidated after this limited time. in this way, even if an attacker gets the ciphertext of a certain authentication and wants to intercept and attack the communication process, the session secret key contained in the ciphertext will have exceeded the limited time and lost its validity by the time the attacker cracks the key, and the authentication will fail. even if the key is cracked, it cannot be applied to the decryption of the subsequently obtained ciphertext because the key used in each encryption is dynamically changing. figure 5. improved communication process 82 the main difference between the scheme in this thesis and others is that it provides endogenous security for the communication process, accepting a certain level of attacks, but using the dynamic randomness assigned to it by the dhr model so that its attacks cannot be applied to the authentication process. 5.2. efficiency comparison efficiency comparison the purpose of the scheme proposed in this topic compared with the schemes proposed by other scholars is to change the way of encryption and decryption to improve the security of the ciphertext with a more secure algorithm, while the purpose of the scheme proposed in this paper is to provide dynamic randomness to the key to make the ciphertext secure. through the above theoretical analysis, the improved scheme proposed in this topic can already effectively prevent the common attacks against the kerberos authentication protocol. in order to further analyze the authentication efficiency of different authentication schemes, the author conducted experiments on the encryption and decryption algorithms used in the authentication process and the authentication process. first, experiments were conducted on the speed of the cryptographic algorithms used in authentication, including the des encryption algorithm, the speed of generating different numbers of zuc algorithms, and the rsa algorithm, and the experimental results are shown in figure 6 and figure 7, respectively. figure 6. zuc generation efficiency experiments figure 7. algorithm comparison then compare the original kerberos, the improved scheme 2 proposed in this paper, scheme 3 proposed in literature[12], scheme 4 proposed in literature [4], because the key flow generator used in this paper is dynamically generated key pool, the key pool size is not fixed, so in the experimental process to take the key pool size of 100 and 1000 when different cases for testing, the experimental environment is a dual-core, running memory of 4g centos7 cloud server, the time spent on the original authentication process is set as a unit time, the experimental results are shown in figure 8. figure 8. comparison of different solutions kerberos from this, it can be seen that since schemes 3 and 4 use public-key cryptosystems, the efficiency of addition and resolution is significantly reduced, and even when the key pool size in this topic is 1000, the authentication efficiency of the scheme proposed in this paper is better than that of schemes 3 and 4. 6. summary in this thesis, we propose a new and improved scheme for the kerberos authentication protocol, where the keys used for encryption and decryption are obtained through a key generator for sequence ciphers. through detailed analysis and experimental verification of the scheme, we demonstrate that the scheme can improve the performance and reliability of the system while ensuring authentication security. in this paper, we mainly improve the traditional kerberos authentication protocol to solve the security problems in key management and transmission, and also optimize the shortcomings of other improved schemes that significantly reduce the authentication efficiency. experimental results show that the improved protocol outperforms the traditional kerberos authentication protocol and other improved schemes in terms of security, performance and reliability to a certain extent. although the improved scheme proposed in this paper has achieved certain results, there are still many aspects that 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[12] a method for using diffie-hellm... key negotiation improved kerberos protocol_chen feng [j]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 14 algorithm optimization and performance improvement of data visualization analysis platform based on artificial intelligence zepeng shen shaanxi university of technology, shaanxi 723001, china abstract: with the rapid development of artificial intelligence, data visualization analysis platforms have been widely applied in various fields. this study mainly explores the optimization and performance improvement of algorithms for data visualization analysis platforms based on artificial intelligence. firstly, the definition of a data visualization analysis platform and the application of artificial intelligence in it were introduced, and the current problems and challenges were pointed out. then, a discussion was conducted on algorithm optimization for various stages of research, including data preprocessing, data clustering, data classification, and optimization of data association analysis algorithms. subsequently, the study proposed some performance improvement methods, including the application of parallel computing technology, distributed computing technology, data compression technology, and data indexing technology. keywords: artificial intelligence; data visualization analysis platform; algorithm optimization; performance improvement. 1. introduction with the arrival of the big data era, data visualization analysis, as an important data analysis method, is widely applied in various fields. data visualization analysis can transform complex data into intuitive graphics, charts, or visual interfaces, helping users better understand and analyze data, discover hidden patterns and trends in the data, and make corresponding decisions. however, with the continuous increase in data scale and types, traditional data visualization analysis methods are no longer able to meet the demand for large-scale and diverse data. the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology has brought new opportunities and challenges to data visualization analysis. artificial intelligence can automatically discover patterns and associations in data through technologies such as machine learning, data mining, and pattern recognition, improving the accuracy and efficiency of data visualization analysis [1]. 2. overview of artificial intelligence data visualization analysis platform 2.1. definition of data visualization analysis platform the data visualization analysis platform is a comprehensive platform that integrates artificial intelligence technology and data visualization technology. it aims to transform data into visualized graphics, charts, or interfaces through the processing and analysis of large-scale and diverse data, providing users with intuitive and easy to understand data display and analysis tools. this platform combines artificial intelligence algorithms such as data mining, machine learning, and pattern recognition to automatically discover patterns and associations in data. at the same time, the platform also improves the efficiency and performance of data processing and analysis through technologies such as parallel computing, distributed computing, data compression, and indexing. the goal of a data visualization analysis platform is to provide users with better data understanding and decision support, promoting data-driven decision-making and innovation in various fields [2]. 2.2. application of artificial intelligence in data visualization analysis platform artificial intelligence has a wide range of applications in data visualization analysis platforms. firstly, artificial intelligence technology can help platforms achieve data preprocessing and cleaning, automatically identify and handle anomalies and missing values in data, and improve data accuracy and integrity. secondly, the application of artificial intelligence in data visualization is mainly reflected in the automatic analysis and visualization of data. through the automatic learning and data mining of artificial intelligence algorithms, the platform can automatically discover patterns and associations in data, provide targeted data analysis and visual presentation, and help users better understand the data. for example, the platform can automatically identify trends, patterns, and outliers in data, and display them to users through charts and graphs, enabling users to intuitively understand the characteristics and trends of the data. in addition, artificial intelligence can also achieve intelligent recommendation and personalized analysis in data visualization platforms. by analyzing users' historical data and behavior, the platform can provide personalized data analysis and visualization services to users. for example, based on user preferences and needs, the platform can intelligently recommend chart types and presentation methods that are suitable for users, helping them better present and convey data. in addition, artificial intelligence can also achieve automatic report generation and story telling in data visualization platforms. through automated text generation and storytelling techniques, the platform can automatically generate data reports and stories based on the characteristics and analysis results of the data, helping users better understand and interpret the data [3]. 15 2.3. current problems and challenges currently, artificial intelligence data visualization analysis platforms are facing some problems and challenges. the platform still has certain limitations in automatic data processing and cleaning. although artificial intelligence can help platforms automatically identify and handle anomalies and missing values, it still requires human intervention and optimization in specific fields and complex data situations. artificial intelligence still has certain errors and limitations in the automatic analysis and visual presentation of data. due to the complexity and diversity of data, artificial intelligence algorithms may not be able to fully and accurately discover patterns and correlations in the data, resulting in inaccuracies in analysis and visualization results. in addition, artificial intelligence also faces some challenges in intelligent recommendation and personalized analysis in data visualization platforms. due to the varying needs and preferences of different users, it is a challenge to accurately understand and meet their personalized needs. in addition, artificial intelligence needs to further improve the accuracy and comprehensibility of natural language processing and text generation in terms of automatic report generation and storytelling. the artificial intelligence data visualization analysis platform also faces challenges in data security and privacy protection. due to the sensitivity and confidentiality of data, ensuring its security and privacy has become an important issue [4]. 3. algorithm optimization of data visualization analysis platform based on artificial intelligence 3.1. optimization of data preprocessing algorithms the algorithm optimization of data visualization analysis platforms based on artificial intelligence mainly focuses on data preprocessing. data preprocessing is an important part of data analysis, aimed at cleaning and transforming raw data for better subsequent analysis and visualization. when optimizing data preprocessing algorithms, improvements can be made in the following areas[5]. optimize outlier detection algorithms. outliers refer to data points that are significantly different from other data points and may interfere with analysis and visualization results. traditional outlier detection algorithms such as boxplot and z-score methods can detect some obvious outliers, but their effectiveness is not ideal for complex data distributions and multidimensional data. therefore, machine learning based outlier detection algorithms such as outlier detection and cluster analysis methods can be introduced to improve the accuracy and robustness of outlier detection. optimize missing value processing algorithms. in actual data analysis, there are often situations where data is missing, which can lead to inaccuracies in data analysis results. traditional missing value processing methods such as deletion and interpolation have certain limitations and cannot handle large-scale and complex datasets. therefore, machine learning based missing value processing algorithms such as random forests and deep learning methods can be introduced to automatically predict and fill in missing values[6]. optimize data standardization and normalization algorithms. data may have biases at different scales and ranges, which can have an impact on analysis and visualization results. traditional data standardization and normalization methods such as z-score and min-max can handle simple data distributions, but their effectiveness is poor for complex nonlinear data. therefore, machine learning based standardization and normalization algorithms such as principal component analysis and factor analysis can be introduced to better handle complex data distributions and multidimensional data[7]. 3.2. optimization of data clustering algorithms in artificial intelligence based data visualization analysis platforms, data classification is a key task. data classification is the process of assigning data points to predefined categories, which can help users understand and interpret the characteristics and relationships of data. when optimizing data classification algorithms, improvements can be made in the following areas. optimize the accuracy and robustness of classification algorithms. traditional classification algorithms such as decision trees and support vector machines suffer from classification errors and overfitting when dealing with complex and noisy data. therefore, classification algorithms based on deep learning and neural networks, such as convolutional neural networks and recurrent neural networks, can be introduced to improve the accuracy and robustness of classification algorithms. optimize the interpretability and visualization of classification algorithms. the results generated by traditional classification algorithms are often model weights or scores, which are difficult to understand and interpret. therefore, classification algorithms based on interpretable machine learning, such as lime and shap, can be introduced to generate classification results with semantic information and achieve more intuitive and interpretable data visualization[8]. optimize the efficiency and scalability of classification algorithms. traditional classification algorithms face high computational complexity and memory consumption when dealing with large-scale and high-dimensional data. therefore, classification algorithms based on approximate and distributed computing, such as approximate nearest neighbors and spark mllib, can be introduced to improve the efficiency and scalability of classification algorithms [9]. 3.3. optimization of data classification algorithms in artificial intelligence based data visualization analysis platforms, data classification is a key task. data classification is the process of assigning data points to predefined categories, which can help users understand and interpret the characteristics and relationships of data. in order to optimize the data classification algorithm, we can improve it in terms of accuracy, interpretability, efficiency, and interactivity. in order to improve the accuracy and robustness of classification algorithms, classification algorithms based on deep learning and neural networks, such as convolutional neural networks and recurrent neural networks, can be adopted. these algorithms can handle complex and noisy data, improving the accuracy and stability of classification [10]. in order to enhance the interpretability and visualization of classification algorithms, interpretable machine learning classification algorithms such as lime and shap can be introduced. these algorithms can generate classification results with semantic information, enabling users to better 16 understand and explain the reasons and results of classification. at the same time, combined with visualization technology, the classification results can be presented to users in an intuitive manner, improving the visualization effect and user experience. in addition, in order to improve the efficiency and scalability of classification algorithms, approximate and distributed computing methods can be used. algorithms such as approximate nearest neighbors and spark mllib can improve computational efficiency and reduce memory consumption when processing large-scale and highdimensional data, thereby improving the performance and scalability of classification algorithms. 3.4. optimization of data association analysis algorithm data association analysis is the process of discovering association relationships between data by mining association rules and patterns in a dataset, helping users understand the correlation and potential laws of the data. in order to optimize the data association analysis algorithm, we can improve it in terms of efficiency, accuracy, interpretability, and interactivity. adopting methods based on sampling and preprocessing. by sampling data, the computational scale can be reduced, thereby improving the algorithm's running speed. at the same time, by preprocessing and optimizing data, such as data compression and indexing techniques, the execution process of algorithms can be accelerated and the efficiency of association rule mining can be improved. introduce more complex and advanced association analysis algorithms, such as sequence pattern mining and causal association analysis. these algorithms can mine deeper and more complex association rules, thereby improving the accuracy of association analysis and the ability to discover potential patterns. using interpretable machine learning methods such as rulebased classification and regression. these methods can generate association rules that are easy to understand and interpret, enabling users to better understand the correlation relationships and patterns between data. introduce the method of interactive correlation analysis. interactive association analysis enables users to interact more intuitively with association rules, further discovering and verifying association relationships by adjusting parameters and observing results. at the same time, combined with visualization technology, association rules and patterns can be displayed in an intuitive manner, providing a more flexible and personalized data analysis and visualization experience. 4. performance improvement of data visualization analysis platform based on artificial intelligence 4.1. application of parallel computing technology the performance improvement of data visualization analysis platform based on artificial intelligence can be achieved by applying parallel computing technology. parallel computing technology can handle multiple tasks simultaneously, assigning a large number of computing tasks to multiple computing units for parallel processing, thereby significantly improving the efficiency of data analysis and visualization. utilize parallel computing technology to accelerate data processing. in the data visualization analysis platform, a large amount of data needs to be preprocessed, cleaned, and transformed to meet the visualization requirements. by utilizing parallel computing technology, data can be divided into multiple parts and processed simultaneously on multiple computing units, thereby quickly completing data preprocessing and accelerating data analysis and visualization. utilize parallel computing technology to accelerate the execution process of algorithms. in data visualization analysis, it is often necessary to apply various complex algorithms to mine the association rules, patterns, and trends of data. the execution process of these algorithms can be very timeconsuming. through parallel computing technology, the computational tasks of the algorithm can be allocated to multiple computing units for parallel processing, thereby quickly completing the execution of the algorithm and improving the efficiency of data visualization analysis. 4.2. application of distributed computing technology the performance improvement of data visualization and analysis platforms based on artificial intelligence can be achieved by applying distributed computing technology. distributed computing technology allocates computing tasks to multiple computing nodes, completing tasks through coordination and cooperation to improve computing efficiency and performance. utilize distributed computing technology to accelerate the processing of large-scale data. in data visualization analysis, there are often challenges in processing massive amounts of data. through distributed computing technology, data can be divided into multiple parts and allocated to different computing nodes for processing, thereby processing largescale data in parallel and improving the speed of data analysis and visualization. utilize distributed computing technology to accelerate the execution of complex algorithms. in data visualization analysis, it is often necessary to apply complex algorithms to mine the association rules and patterns of data. the execution process of these algorithms can be very time-consuming. through distributed computing technology, the computational tasks of algorithms can be allocated to multiple computing nodes and executed in parallel, thereby accelerating the execution speed of algorithms and improving the efficiency of data visualization analysis. 4.3. application of data compression technology the data visualization analysis platform based on artificial intelligence can apply data indexing technology in terms of performance improvement. data indexing technology is an efficient method of data access and query, which can quickly locate and retrieve data by establishing an index structure. in the data visualization analysis platform, the use of data indexing technology can accelerate the speed of data query and analysis, and improve the system's response performance. data indexing technology can accelerate the process of querying and filtering data. in data visualization analysis platforms, users often need to query and filter data based on specific conditions. by using data indexing technology, index structures can be established to quickly locate eligible data, avoiding the inefficient query method of full table scanning and improving the query speed of data. 17 data indexing technology can optimize the process of data aggregation and statistical analysis. in data visualization analysis, it is often necessary to aggregate and statistically analyze a large amount of data. by using data indexing technology, an index structure can be established in advance, accelerating the process of data aggregation and statistical analysis, and improving the system's response performance. 4.4. application of data indexing technology in the performance improvement of data visualization analysis platforms based on artificial intelligence, data compression technology can be applied. data compression technology is a method of converting data into a more compact form, which can reduce the storage space and transmission bandwidth of data. in the data visualization analysis platform, the use of data compression technology can reduce the storage and transmission costs of data, and improve the performance and efficiency of the system. data compression technology can reduce the storage space of data. in data visualization analysis platforms, it is usually necessary to process a large amount of data. by using data compression technology, data can be transformed into a 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[10] cao xudong design of a power data visualization analysis platform based on saas mode [d]. changchun university of technology, 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 76 chinese e‐commerce ner using roberta‐wmm under the machine reading comprehension paradigm mengpei li, jun pan * school of science, zhejiang university of science and technology, hangzhou 310023, china * corresponding author: jun pan (email: panjun78@qq.com) abstract: in practical applications within the e-commerce domain, there is often a requirement to identify product entities and their corresponding brand entities, based on their descriptions. however, there has been a relatively limited focus on studies addressing the named entities recognition in the e-commerce domain. we crawled data from e-commerce websites and transformed them into a named entity recognition dataset, which is suitable for machine reading comprehension. since the questions machine reading comprehension contain a priori semantic information about the types of the entities, we propose a model that uses the mrc modeling paradigm to solve the task of recognizing brand entities as well as commodity entities in the e-commerce domain. the model encodes the contexts and the corresponding questions using the roberta-wwm model, and then further extracts the semantic information of the contexts using an attention network. we utilize softmax as the decoding layer to get the head index and tail index of the entity, and finally use the matching module to get the entity index. through experiments on two e-commerce datasets, the results show that the new method can significantly improve the recognition effect of chinese ner in e-commerce domain. keywords: deep learning; machine reading comprehension; named entity recognition. 1. introduction named entity recognition aims to identify certain entities with specific meanings from the text and categorize the entities into different classes. named entity recognition is useful for question-answer systems [1], machine translation [2], event extraction [3] and entity linking [4] and other downstream tasks. named entity recognition is often regarded as a sequence labeling problem or a machine reading comprehension (mrc) task. the process of mrc involves enabling the model to comprehend the context of a provided text and the questions, followed by extracting the relevant information from the text that can answer the given questions. in the mrc modeling paradigm, we use the question to represent the type of entity, and the model understands the text and then gives the corresponding answer according to the question. for example, when we need to extract the product entities in the sentence, the task is transformed into answering the question "find out which products are mentioned in the sentence". when we need to extract brands, the task translates into answering the question "find out which brands are mentioned in the sentence". compared with the mrc-based approach, the sequencelabeling-based approach treats the entity categories as class indexes and loses the linguistic information of the categories. for example, the two entity categories of "product" and "brand" are only represented by "0" and "1" to represent their corresponding classes and do not have semantic information. the questions constructed in mrc contain a priori information about the entity categories, for example, the question "find the products in the text" will provide corresponding semantics of "product". the question " find the brands in the text " will provide the corresponding semantics of "brand". therefore, the overall ner performance is improved. since the constructed questions contain a priori information, the accuracy of the a priori information will have an impact on the answers. therefore, we conducted experiments on the effect of several different question templates. 2. related work the reading comprehension modeling paradigm is widely used with answering systems in the field of nlp [5], question answering [6], information retrieval [7] and other domains. as an upstream task of nlp, ner tasks can also be modeled as machine reading comprehension tasks [8]. li et al. [9] proposed a unified framework for ner based on the reading comprehension paradigm that can handle both flat and nested entities. presently, ner models that employ the mrc paradigm are primarily utilized to address ner challenges in the fields of biology [10] and finance [11]. in contrast, there has been relatively less research focused on named entity recognition within the e-commerce domain using the mrc paradigm. 3. model architecture in the mrc-based chinese entity recognition task, when given a sequence of input segments  1 2, , , nx x x x  , where x represents the words that constitute a sentence and n represents the length of the sentence. the purpose of the mrc-based entity recognition modeling paradigm is to first construct the corresponding problem  1 2, , , mq q q q  according to the entity types, where each entity type corresponds to one problem. the model obtains the answer to the question from s based on q as a text fragment  1 2 , , ,, ,..., j head tail head tail head taila x x x in s , where j represents the number of entities obtained from the question q , and head and tail represent the corresponding positions of the entities in the original input segment s . the overall structure of our proposed model is shown in 77 figure 1. first, the roberta-wwm model is used to encode the context and the corresponding problem, and only the output u corresponding to input sequence x is retained, and then the u is inputted to the attention layer, and the corresponding context feature h will be obtained finally. then the context featureh is used to predict the head index position and tail index position of the corresponding entity in x . the matching module is used to match the predicted head index position and tail index position to finally get the entity position corresponding to the question in x . figure 1. model structure 3.1. input representation layer for a given sequence of inputs  1 2, , , nx x x x  and a problem constructed based on the entity types  1 2, , , mq q q q  , we utilize both to construct the input representation     1 2 1 2, , , , , , , ,...,n mi cls x x x sep q q q  to the roberta-wmm pre-trained model, where [cls] and [sep] denote special tokens. 3.2. encoding layer after roberta-wmm encoding, we get the corresponding outputv that contains the understanding of the problem. we only keep the features n du  that are related to the context of the input sequence in v. to further utilize the contextual information, the u is sent to the attention network, where the formula for attention is shown below:  attention , , t k qk q k v softmax v d         (1) q,k,v refer to the query matrix, key matrix, and value matrix obtained fromu after transformation, respectively. kd represents the dimension of the input vector. eventually, after encoding the context features by using attention to them, we obtain the relevant encoded representation of the sentence  1 2, , , nh h h h  , where n dh  . 3.3. entity head prediction and tail prediction layers the model utilizes the contextual featureh to predict the probability of each token in the entire input sequence as the head or the tail of the entity, respectively. the specific formula is shown below. 1 1z hw (2) 2 2z hw (3) where 2 1 dw  and 2 2 dw  are trainable parameters, 2 1 nz  and 2 2 nz  are entity head prediction features and entity tail prediction features, respectively. for each line of 1z and 2z , softmax function is used to get the probability of entity head prediction headp and entity tail prediction tailp .   row 1head eachp softmax z (4)   row 2tail eachp softmax z (5) eventually we get the probability that each token in the input sequence corresponds to the head and tail of the entity. in order to obtain the head position prediction of the entity and the tail prediction result of the entity, we apply the following formulas on the corresponding prediction probabilities of each token separately:   }ˆ { | arg , 1,... ,i head headk i max p i n  (6)   }ˆ { | arg , 1,... ,j tail tailk j max p j n  (7) where i headp represents the i row of the headp probability matrix and j tailp represents the j row of the tailp probability matrix. ˆ headk represents the index of the position in the sentence that is likely to be the head of the entity, and ˆ headk represents the index of the position in the input sentence that is likely to be the tail of the entity. 3.4. entity head and tail matching layer in this stage, we combine and match all the head indexes headi in the entity head collection ˆ headk and all the tail indexes tailj in the entity tail index collection ˆ tailk . to get the probability of predicted entity head and tail matching, we use binary classification as follows:   , , head tail head taili j i jp sigmoid w concat h h  (8) 1 2dw  are the trainable weights. 4. training and testing 4.1. training in the training phase, when given s training samples         ' '[( ; ), , ( ; )]i i s sx y x y . we use the cross-entropy function as the loss function. the cross-entropy loss function is shown as follows. 1 [ log( ) (1 ) log(1 )]i i i i i l y p y p s        (9) we utilize the cross-entropy loss function to calculate the difference between the predicted probability and the true label, the formula for this process is shown below:  ,head head headl l p y (10) 78  ,tail tail taill l p y (11)  : : :,head tail head tail head taill l p y (12) where heady , taily , :head taily represent the real labels about entity head, tail and entity matching span respectively. headl , taill , :head taill represent the loss function for entity head position prediction, the loss function for tail position prediction, and the loss function for entity span matching prediction, respectively. the final objective loss function of the model is shown below: :total head tail head taill l l l   (13) where is the hyperparameter. 4.2. testing in the testing phase, in order to get the final answer, we first get the head index and tail index of the entity in the entity head set ˆ headk and the entity tail index set ˆ tailk . subsequently, we use the entity head-tail pairing model to match them and get the final entity index. 5. experiments 5.1. data sets the two datasets used for the experiments are from the ecommerce domain and both contain entity types of product names, brand names. jd-e-commerce: ding et al. [12] have published a dataset e-commerce in the field of e-commerce, which contains two types of entities: brands and products. however, considering that the e-commerce dataset is small, in order to be able to further demonstrate the validity of the model, we additionally collected relevant data from e-commerce websites to construct the jd-e-commerce dataset. we use web crawler to get the text related to the title content of the product from the shopping site. the crawling technique is based on the python and utilizes the selenium and requests modules. finally, we collected a total of 10,456 texts by crawling. we use the open-source label studio annotation tool to manually annotate entities, which supports fast matching of entity labels through a visual interface, and supports export in multiple formats. we adopt the bioes annotation scheme to annotate entities for two types of entities. we divide the jd-e-commerce dataset into training set, validation set, and test set in the ratio of 6:2:2. table 1 shows the detailed statistical information of the jde-commerce dataset. table 1. statistical information of jd-e-commerce dataset jd-e-commerce dataset training set validation set test set sentences 6275 2091 2090 characters 339.5k 113.3k 113.1k maximum number of characters 98 91 97 minimum number of characters 8 13 15 e-commerce: for the e-commerce dataset, we used the same method as ding et al [13] . table 2 shows the statistical information of the e-commerce dataset. table 2. statistical information on e-commerce dataset e-commerce dataset training set validation set test set character 119.1k 14.9k 14.7k sentences 3989 500 498 we need to transform the labeled dataset into a dataset suitable for mrc. rajpurkar et al.[13] in 2016 proposed squad, a stanford question and answer dataset that can be used for mrc. the dataset in this paper was constructed in a form similar to the squad dataset. we then wrote scripts to convert the format of the dataset from the bieso labeled format to the mrc dataset format. 5.2. evaluation metrics there are three main evaluation metrics currently used for named entity recognition, which are precision, recall, and f1-score. precision is the ratio between the correctly predicted positive examples and all the examples predicted as positive. recall is the ratio between correctly predicted positive examples and all actual positive examples. 1f is calculation of the value metric utilizing both p and r , which are comprehensive evaluation metrics. 1f is widely used to evaluate the performance of the model. we use 1f value, p and r as the evaluation metrics. the calculation of the three metrics is shown below: 100% tp p tp fp    (14) 100% tp r tp fn    (15) 2 1 100% p r f p r      (16) where tp is the sample that was correctly predicted as positive. fp is the sample that was incorrectly predicted as positive. fn is the sample that was incorrectly predicted as negative. 5.3. results and analysis we demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed model by comparing the experimental results with existing models on both jd-e-commerce dataset and e-commerce dataset. for both datasets, we use the following model as a comparison model: (1) lstm+crf: the classic sequence labeling based ner model. (2) roberta-wwm model based on sequence labeling: with the modeling paradigm of sequence labeling, the results are obtained by fine-tuning on the dataset using the roberta-wwm model. (3) roberta-wwm model based on mrc: mrc is used as a modeling paradigm and roberta-wwm model is utilized as an encoder. jd-e-commerce: tables 3 show the performance of our model on jd-e-commerce dataset. from the results, it can be seen that our proposed model gets the highest f1 value compared to other models. comparing with the classical model lstm+crf, it improves 4.52% in f1 value metrics. comparing with sequence labeling based roberta-wwm model, it improves 1.44% in f1 value. the comparison 79 between sequence labeling based roberta-wwm model and mrc based roberta-wwm, we can prove that the modeling approach of reading comprehension can effectively improve the performance of the model. table 3. experimental comparison results in the jd-e-commerce model p r f1 bi-lstm+crf 82.91 81.40 82.14 roberta-wwm based on sequence labeling 84.75 85.69 85.22 roberta-wwm based on mrc 86.27 85.53 85.90 our model 87.19 86.13 86.66 e-commerce: table 4 shows the performance of our model on the e-commerce dataset. we use the model proposed by ding et al [12], the producers of the e-commerce dataset, as a comparative model. their model is based on a graph neural network that captures the information in the gazetteer through a multi-graph structure. comparing with the classical bi-lstm + crf and the model proposed ding et al, our model improves 5.80% and 4.13% in f1, respectively. comparing with sequence labeling based roberta-wwm model and mrc-based roberta-wwm model, it improves 1.17% and 0.51% in f1 value, respectively. table 4. experimental results in e-commerce model p r f1 bi-lstm+crf 76.14 71.17 73.57 ding et al.[13] 76.21 74.31 75.24 roberta-wwm based on sequence labeling 78.45 77.97 78.20 roberta-wwm based on mrc 78.01 77.72 78.86 our model 79.96 78.79 79.37 5.4. different question templates comparison experiment since the question contains a priori information, the accuracy of the a priori information will have an impact on the answer. if the a priori information is wrong, it will make the whole model perform poorly. meanwhile, the richness of the a priori information will also have an impact on the overall performance of the model. in order to explore the impact of different question templates on the model performance, we conducted corresponding experiments for several different question template about e-commerce related entities. we constructed corresponding q&a datasets for each of the following three questioning templates. (1) template 1: describe the entity category in as much detail as possible by referring to the annotation template used to annotate the entity. adopt the annotation template that we use when manually annotating entities. (2) template 2: construct questions directly with keywords for entity categories. (3) template 3: constructing questions with explanations corresponding to entity categories. we refer to wikipedia's explanation. specific details about the question template are shown in table 5. table 5. different questioning templates question template brand entity product entity template 1 identify the brands in the sentence, including companies. identify the products mentioned in the sentence, including goods. template 2 find the brands mentioned in the sentence find the product mentioned in the sentence template 3 identify the symbolic signs in the sentence that indicate a product to the public find anything produced in the sentence we conducted the corresponding experiments on the jd-ecommerce as well as e-commerce datasets by constructing the corresponding dataset forms with these three question construction templates, respectively. table 6 and 7 shows the experimental results of the impact of different questioning templates on the model performance. table 6. different questioning templates in jd-e-commerce question templates p r f1 template 1 87.19 86.13 86.66 template 2 86.64 86.21 86.42 template 3 85.32 84.14 84.72 table 7. different questioning templates in e-commerce question templates p r f1 template 1 79.96 78.79 79.37 template 2 79.87 78.64 79.25 template 3 78.49 76.88 77.67 from the results, the model can obtain better performance in the e-commerce domain when we construct the question templates with either manual annotations or keywords of entity categories. the manual annotation of the dataset carries more semantically similar words, which helps the model to accurately recognize the entity categories. when we construct the question as an interpretation of the entity category, it leads to a decrease in the performance of entity recognition, where the f1 value of the model decreases to the extent of 1.94% as well as 1.7% on the jd-e-commerce dataset as well as on the e-commerce dataset. this excessive interpretation prevents the model from using it as explicit a priori information. therefore, when there is a bias in the questions, it can lead to an overall performance degradation. the best way is to construct the question based on the annotation template during manual annotation, giving some of the proximate synonyms of the entity types to facilitate semantic matching by the model. 5.5. effect of different loss function weights on the model the target loss function consists of loss functions used to control the entity span matching, entity head position and tail position prediction tasks. the hyperparameters  determine the contribution of the loss function in the entity matching task to the overall training task. we conducted several corresponding experiments on the size of the hyperparameters with an interval of 0.1 units between (0,1]. the effect of the loss weight on the final experimental results is shown in figures 2. 80 according to the results shown in the figure, for the jd-ecommerce dataset, the recognition rate of entities is the highest when the weight of the loss function is set to 0.8. for the e-commerce dataset, the recognition rate of entities is highest when the loss function weights are set to 0.7. improper configuration of the hyperparameter often results in the degradation of entity recognition performance. therefore, when performing chinese e-commerce ner, we need to choose the corresponding loss weights. figure 2. effect of loss weights on experimental results 6. conclusion in this paper, we propose a model using an mrc modeling paradigm to solve the problem of named entity recognition in the e-commerce domain. since the questions in mrc contain a priori semantic information about the entity type, the model performs better compared to models based on sequence labeling. in order to prove the effectiveness of the model, we collected product description data from shopping websites through crawlers and transformed it into a dataset suitable for mrc using scripts. we conducted relevant experiments on two e-commerce entity recognition datasets to demonstrate the effectiveness of the method. acknowledgments this work is supported in part zhejiang public welfare technology application research project of china (grant: lgn21f020003). references [1] diefenbach d, lopez v, singh k, et al. core techniques of question answering systems over knowledge bases: a survey [j]. knowledge and information systems, 2018, 55(3): 529-569. 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[13] rajpurkar p, zhang j, lopyrev k, et al. squad: 100,000+ questions for machine comprehension of text[c]. proceedings of the 2016 conference on empirical methods in natural language processing. 2016: 2383-2392. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 53 the digital economy and the regional economic gap: an inverted u-shaped relationship ming zhou* school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu anhui, china * corresponding author: ming zhou (email: lyzyhy214@163.com) abstract: as a new economic form, the digital economy is profoundly changing china, and clarifying the relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap is of great practical significance for coordinating regional economic development. based on the perspective of new economic geography, the digital economy is incorporated into the core marginal model, and the impact of digital economy development on the change of regional economic gap under long-term equilibrium conditions is deduced provincial panel data are used to support this. the study found that with the continuous development of the digital economy, the regional economic gap showed an inverted u-shaped trend of first expanding and then narrowing; considering regional heterogeneity, the inverted u-shaped impact of the digital economy in the eastern, central and western regions on the regional economic gap is still obvious. finally, this paper puts forward policy suggestions from the perspective of "the digital economy provides a solution to alleviate the imbalance and incongruity of regional development". keywords: digital economy; regional economic gap; inverted u-shape; new economic geography. 1. introduction general secretary xi jinping pointed out: "we must soberly realize that the problem of unbalanced and insufficient development in china is still relatively prominent, and the gap between urban and rural development, regional development and income distribution is relatively large. the new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation has given a strong impetus to economic development, but also has a profound impact on employment and income distribution, including some negative effects, which need to be effectively addressed and addressed [1]. "as a new economic form, the digital economy has been written into the government work report for the fifth time, which is profoundly changing china, becoming a new engine to enhance people's happiness and promote highquality economic development, laying out a "digital picture" with a thousand meteorological conditions. however, whether the development of the digital economy can effectively alleviate the current "regional economic development imbalance" still needs theoretical explanations and empirical tests. therefore, it is of great practical significance to comprehensively clarify the relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap for coordinating regional economic development. digital technologies based on information technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and cloud computing are developing rapidly and play a key role in production, circulation and other fields. based on the perspective of spatial economics, the development of the digital economy, through the monetary externality of "saving production and transaction costs" and the technical externality of "knowledge spillover" improve the efficiency of information and knowledge exchange, and continuously promote economic convergence [2], affecting regional economic disparities fluctuation .regarding the monetary externalities of the development of the digital economy, at the micro level, digital technologies have general purpose technologies(gpt). all of these characteristics can improve the operational efficiency and business coverage radius of the enterprise, and reduce the marginal production cost of the enterprise, significantly improve the efficiency of product transportation. in the face of diversified and fragmented individual needs, the production management and marketing model of the "industrial era" is slow to respond and high in cost. under the influence of the digital economy, the structure of the production system of enterprises has undergone qualitative changes, and the production system has been divided into universal modules and heterogeneous element modules. in other words, the combination of the basic public elements of the product together constitutes a universal module, and the heterogeneous elements of other products in addition to the public production factors are combined to efficiently produce differentiated products with different functions or the same function but different performance, so as to cope with the diversified market demand and complete the benign transformation of the production and marketing model to precision and refinement [3], so as to improve the production efficiency of enterprises, and effectively improve the efficiency of meeting the diverse needs of users. on the technological spillover effects of the digital economy, how to innovate in the context of responding to uncertainties and responding to diversified needs has become an inevitable problem for enterprises. compared with the traditional closed-source innovation model, the open innovation model led by the digital age enables enterprises to maintain the acceptance of new ideas and good ideas at any time and place through the form of "crowdsourcing of r&d functions" [3], so as to continuously develop and innovate, reduce the average production cost. as the general secretary said, the problem of regional economic gap in china has always existed, and from the existing literature and works, relevant scholars have explored from the perspective of digital economy development, but the results of studying the relationship between the two are relatively small. based on the perspective of economic agglomeration, some scholars have found that with the development of the digital economy, the manufacturing 54 industry has further concentrated, but at this stage it is not conducive to narrowing the regional gap [4]. based on the perspective of labor factor allocation, some scholars have found that the digital economy has made the regional economic gap show an inverted u-shaped change characteristic through technological spillover and economic spillover effect [5]. the possible marginal contributions of this paper are: (1) to study the regional economic gap from the perspective of digital economy, and to explore the relationship between digital economy development and regional economic gap; (2) incorporate the digital economy into the core-edge model from the perspective of influencing "production costs" and "transaction costs", and explore the relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap under long-term equilibrium conditions with the help of computer simulation technology. the remaining parts of this paper are arranged as follows: the second part, based on the cp model that introduces the effect of spatial congestion, explores the relationship between the level of digital economy and the regional economic gap; part iii, empirical strategies and variable selection; part iv, reporting on estimates based on spatial metrology; part v further discusses the impact of spatial congestion on regional economic disparities arising from the digital economy; finally, there are conclusions and policy recommendations. 2. the theoretical analysis framework: logical reasoning based on extended cp model 2.1. model derivation 2.1.1. basic assumptions construct a general spatial equilibrium model of two regions, two departments, two elements 2× 2× 1. the two regions are represented by r=1, 2 respectively; the two sectors refer to agricultural sectors a and b, respectively, which are capable of trade in products, and the two regions meet the conditions of agricultural non-specialization, and agricultural production activities meet the general equilibrium of walras, producing homogeneous agricultural products, without regard to their transaction costs, that is, the price of the product is the same in different regions. with regard to the non-agricultural sector, it is discussed under the framework of d-s monopolistic competition, in which each firm produces only one unit of a certain differentiated product. set the consumer's consumption substitution flexibility for the differentiated products they face as σ. one unit of agricultural production requires only one unit of agricultural labor, and the wage is set to 1, but for each unit of non-agricultural products produced, it requires a fixed input of f units and a marginal input of mp units, both of which are measured in terms of the number of laborers and the yield function 𝐿 = 𝐹 +𝑀𝑃 × 𝑞𝐵(𝑖). with regard to transaction costs, it is assumed that the transport of products in the non-agricultural sector uses "iceberg transport costs", in 𝑇𝐵 the sense of ( 𝑇𝐵 > 1). agricultural labour does not choose to move across regions, accounting for 1/2 of each, while non-agricultural labour can move freely across regions; because the share of agricultural labor force in each region is fixed, only the living space of non-agricultural labor force is considered, and with the increase of population density in a certain area, resource and environmental problems are prominent, traffic congestion, high housing prices and land prices and high production and living costs problems gradually emerged. referring to pi yabin(2016) modeling ideas, non-farm labor is subject to space congestion costs (only land rent and transportation costs are considered), taking area 1 as an example, space congestion cost c depends on the congestion coefficient η and labor share𝑆𝐵, specifically 𝐶 = 𝜂 · 𝑆𝐵 / 2 [6]. the remaining settings are basically the same as the cp model, and the differences are given as they are analyzed. 2.1.2. short-term equilibrium 2.1.2.1. consumer conduct the first layer of the consumer utility function, defined as the c-d type, is given by the invariant alternative elasticity (ces) utility function as follows: { 𝑈 = 𝑄𝐴 1−𝜇 𝑄𝐵 𝜇 𝑌 = 𝑃𝐴𝑄𝐴 + 𝑃𝐵𝑄𝐵 + 𝐶 · 𝐼 (1) among them, y is the income of consumers and all comes from wages, and there is no saving behavior; c refers to the cost of space congestion. 𝐼 = { 1, consumers are non − farm labour 0, consumers are agricultural labor ；𝜇 is the constant (0 < 𝜇 < 1),1 − 𝜇 and𝜇 represents the consumer's share of spending on agricultural and non-agricultural products, respectively; 𝑄𝐴 and the quantitative indicators that represent the combination of 𝑄𝐵 agricultural products and non-agricultural products consumed by consumers, respectively, and use the constant substitution elastic utility function to represent non-agricultural products, that is 𝑄𝐵 = [∫ 𝑞𝐵(𝑖) 𝜎−1 𝜎⁄ 𝑑𝑖 𝑁𝐵 𝑖=0 ] 𝜎 𝜎−1⁄ , 𝑞𝐵(𝑖) the first the consumption of i products, 𝜎 which represents the amount between any two finished products substitution elasticity and greater than 1, 𝑁𝐵 indicating the range of types of products in the region; the non-agricultural price index 𝑃𝐵 = [∫ 𝑝𝐵(𝑖) 𝜎−1 𝜎⁄ 𝑑𝑖 𝑁𝐵 𝑖=0 ] 𝜎 𝜎−1⁄ , 𝑝𝐵(𝑖) which is the price of the ith product. according to the level of consumer utility maximization, the consumer demand function for agricultural and nonagricultural products is obtained: 𝑄𝐴 = (1 − 𝜇)𝑌/𝑃𝐴 (2) 𝑄𝐵 = 𝜇𝑌/𝑃𝐵 (3) 𝑞𝐵(𝑖) = 𝜇𝑌(𝑝𝐵(𝑖) −𝜎 /𝑃𝐵 1−𝜎) (4) in addition, (2) and (3) are substituted into the consumer utility function, and the indirect utility function is obtained, and the area i complete price index is defined accordingly 𝐺𝑖 = (𝑃𝐴 𝑖) 1−𝜇 (𝑃𝐵 𝑖 ) 𝜇 . 2.1.2.2. producer behavior the digital economy will have an impact on the production costs of enterprises. digital procurement is the most effective means to solve the pain and difficulties of high procurement costs, difficult to find high-quality suppliers, scattered procurement needs, and cumbersome manual operations, helping enterprises to reduce their comprehensive costs by 12% [7]. the advent of the digital economy era has alleviated information asymmetry, reduced the cost of labor matching for enterprises, and provided a platform that can reduce labor sharing and learning costs [8]. in summary, the development of the digital economy will reduce the production costs of enterprises to a certain extent, drawing on the modeling ideas of an tongliang (2020) to define the production cost function 𝐶𝑂𝑆𝑇 = 𝑤𝐵 𝜃 (𝐹 + 𝑀𝑃 · 𝑞𝐵(𝑖)) , which 𝑤𝐵 refers to the wage level of non-agricultural labor. the meaning of the formula is: the level of digital economy development (θ) increase, will reduce the original production costs of enterprises 𝑤𝐵(𝐹 + 55 𝑀𝑃 · 𝑞𝐵(𝑖)), and assume that the cost reduction effect of the digital economy in enterprises in the two regions is comparable. according to the given cost function, the profit function of the products produced by the representative enterprises of the easy to obtain non-agricultural enterprises i: 𝜋𝑖 = 𝑝𝑖𝑞𝐵(𝑖) − 𝑤𝐵 𝜃 (𝐹 + 𝑀𝑃 · 𝑞𝐵(𝑖)) (5) combined with equation (4), according to the conditions of profit maximization, the product price function is obtained, and the product price is found to be irrelevant to the type, and the product type i can be omitted: 𝑝𝐵 = 𝜎 𝜎−1 𝑤𝐵 𝜃 𝑀𝑃 (6) it should be noted that although we are discussing under the framework of d-s monopoly competition, enterprises are facing a market that belongs to a perfectly competitive market, and the pricing strategy of enterprises can be set as a bonus pricing method, and the formula (6) is brought into the formula (5) to obtain the output of the enterprise𝑞𝐵 = 𝐹(𝜎−1) 𝑀𝑃 . it was also found to be independent of the species. further bringing the output of enterprises into the production function, the number of enterprises is obtained 𝑁𝐵 = 𝐿𝐵 𝐹𝜎 , and there are two regional shares of enterprises engaged in non-agricultural production in zone 1, 𝜆 = 𝑆𝐵, 𝑆𝐵referring to zone 1 share of the total non-farm labour force. 2.1.2.3. wage level determination for the following analysis to be simple, some standardization is required before subsequent derivation. first determine the market size of each region, the total expenditure of easy-to-get areas 1 and 2 is: { 𝐸1 = 1 2 (1 − 𝜇) + 𝜆𝜇(𝑤𝐵 1 − 𝜂𝑆𝐵/2) 𝐸2 = 1 2 (1 − 𝜇) + (1 − 𝜆) 𝜇[𝑤𝐵 2 − 𝜂(1 − 𝑆𝐵)/2] (7) it should be clear that digital technology can effectively reduce the external transaction costs of enterprises, on the one hand, the reduction of search costs, the reduction of costs such as negotiation and negotiation between enterprises, and the flexibility of transaction details can avoid unpredictable costs [9]. on the other hand, with the digital economy, the emergence of new logistics models, the rapid development of the express delivery industry, and the transportation cost curve will gradually decline [2]. to this end, the introduction of digital technology into the transaction level, set𝛿 to the level of digital economy development at the transaction cost level, the range of "iceberg transportation costs" is 𝑇𝐵 𝛿 , and1 < 𝛿 < 𝑇𝐵. according to formula (6), combined with the premise of transportation costs, for the non-agricultural sector, the selling prices of enterprises in areas 1 and 2 of zone 1 are: respectively 𝑝𝐵 11 = 𝑤𝐵 1 𝜃 , 𝑝𝐵 12 = 𝑇𝐵 𝛿 𝑤𝐵 1 𝜃 . similarly, it can be known that the selling prices of products of enterprises in area 1 and 2 are as follows𝑝𝐵 21 = 𝑇𝐵 𝛿 𝑤𝐵 2 𝜃 , 𝑝𝐵 22 = 𝑤𝐵 2 𝜃 : where 𝜃 the level of digital economy development at the level of production costs is met θ ≥ 1 ; 𝛿 is the level of digital economy development at the level of transaction costs in the range. based on the above analysis, the price function of nonagricultural sector enterprises is easy to obtain. at the same time, according to the definition of the price index, the tradable non-agricultural products price index of each region is obtained: { 𝑃𝐵 1 = [𝜆 ( 𝑤𝐵 1 𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 + (1 − 𝜆) ( 𝑇𝐵𝑤𝐵 2 𝛿𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 ] 1 1−𝜎⁄ 𝑃𝐵 2 = [𝜆 ( 𝑇𝐵𝑤𝐵 1 𝛿𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 + (1 − 𝜆) ( 𝑤𝐵 2 𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 ] 1 1−𝜎⁄ (8) in order to meet the market clearance conditions for tradable non-agricultural products, all the output of the enterprise needs to be sold out in two regions, so the sales volume 𝛬𝐵 1 = 𝑝𝐵𝑞𝐵 = 𝑝𝐵 11𝑞𝐵 11 + 𝑝𝐵 12𝑞𝐵 12 , wherein the 𝑞𝐵 11, 𝑞𝐵 12 non-agricultural enterprises located in zone 1, are located in zone 1 and zone 2, respectively. combined formula (4), formula (6) ~ (8), the price of the product in each region 𝑝𝐵 11, 𝑝𝐵 12 and standardized conditions, sales of enterprises in available zone 1: 𝛬𝐵 1 = 𝜇 ( 𝑤𝐵 1 𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 [𝐸1(𝑃𝐵 1)𝜎−1 + ( 𝑇𝐵 𝛿 ) 1−𝜎 𝐸2(𝑃𝐵 2)𝜎−1] (9) similarly, sales of region 2 companies: 𝛬𝐵 2 = 𝜇 ( 𝑤𝐵 2 𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 [( 𝑇𝐵 𝛿 ) 1−𝜎 𝐸1(𝑃𝐵 1)𝜎−1 + 𝐸2(𝑃𝐵 2)𝜎−1] (10) suppose that the enterprise produces under the condition of zero profit, so the income of the enterprise is the remuneration of the labor force, that is 𝛬𝐵 = 𝑤𝐵𝐿𝐵 . in summary, get the expression of wage levels for non-farm labor in zones 1 and 2: { 𝑤𝐵 1 = ( 1 𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 𝜎 [𝐸1(𝑃𝐵 1)𝜎−1 + ( 𝑇𝐵 𝛿 ) 1−𝜎 𝐸2(𝑃𝐵 2)𝜎−1] 1 𝜎 𝑤𝐵 2 = ( 1 𝜃 ) 1−𝜎 𝜎 [( 𝑇𝐵 𝛿 ) 1−𝜎 𝐸1(𝑃𝐵 1)𝜎−1 + 𝐸2(𝑃𝐵 2)𝜎−1] 1 𝜎 (11) 2.1.3. long-term equilibrium through short-term equilibrium analysis, the wage level of labor under static conditions can be determined. according to the previous deduction, the spatial distribution of satisfying labor is equivalent to the spatial distribution of enterprises, so under the influence of the digital economy, the spatial distribution of economic activities𝜆is the key to identifying long-term steady-state equilibrium. assuming that unemployment does not exist within each region, labour mobility decisions are based on the level of utility actually obtained. thus, the equation for the spatial mobility of labor can be expressed as: �̇� = 𝜆(1 − 𝜆)( 𝛺1 𝛺2 − 1) (12) among 𝛺1 = 𝑤𝐵 1−𝜂𝑆𝐵/2 𝐺1 , 𝛺2 = 𝑤𝐵 2−𝜂(1−𝑆𝐵)/2 𝐺2 them, the actual level of utility obtained by employment labor in the non-farm sector in regions 1 and 2, respectively; 𝐺1 , 𝐺2 respectively, the two regions face the full price index for residents 𝐺𝑖 = (𝑃𝐴 𝑖) 1−𝜇 (𝑃𝐵 𝑖 ) 𝜇 (𝑖 = 1, 2). 2.1.4. calculation of regional output per capita the model assumes that tradable products have been cleared from the market, and that the output of the sector is converted into household consumption expenditure, except for part of the cost of space congestion. according to formula (7), combined with standardized conditions, the total output of residents in area 1 is obtained (total expenditure + cost of space congestion): 𝐺𝐷𝑃1 = 1 2 (1 − 𝜇) + 𝜆𝜇𝑤𝐵 1 (13) the total population of region 1 is 1 2 (1 − 𝜇) + 𝜆𝜇. based on formula (13), the full price index and the total population of the region, the real output per capita of the region 1 is obtained: 𝑃𝐶𝐺1 = 1 2 (1−𝜇)+𝜆𝜇𝑤𝐵 1 1 2 (1−𝜇)+𝜆𝜇 1 𝐺1 (14) 56 similarly, the 2 per capita output of the easy know region: 𝑃𝐶𝐺2 = 1 2 (1−𝜇)+(1−𝜆)𝜇𝑤𝐵 2 1 2 (1−𝜇)+(1−𝜆) 𝜇 1 𝐺2 (15) at this point, it is not difficult to find that 𝑃𝐶𝐺1 𝑃𝐶𝐺2 ⁄ regional economic disparities can be measured. the indicator is close to 1, which can be considered to be a small regional economic gap; 𝑃𝐶𝐺 1 𝑃𝐶𝐺2 ⁄ away from 1, the greater the regional gap. 2.2. numerical simulation in view of the difficulty of examining the analytical form of the model under the long-term equilibrium situation, the numerical simulation is carried out with the help of matlab software. the definition describes the spatial distribution curve of economic activity as curve a, and the curve of describing regional economic gap as curve b. the vertical axis of the image represents the actual utility gap ω1 ω2⁄ and the regional economic gap 𝑃𝐶𝐺1 𝑃𝐶𝐺2⁄ , and the horizontal axis represents the spatial distribution status of enterprises (𝜆). the two forces that affect the equilibrium state of enterprise site selection are: the agglomeration force based on the market proximity effect and the cost of living effect; dispersive forces based on local competitive effects and space congestion costs. digital technology has an impact on the system of two forces, and through the endogenous mechanism of enterprise transfer (labor mobility), the internal two forces are re-balanced, affecting the spatial distribution of enterprises. the process of reaching homeostasis again by externally influenced systems is more complicated, and we only focus on two signals for enterprise transfer to reach steady state: (1) the internal equilibrium solution of incomplete agglomeration: ω1 ω2 ⁄ = 1 satisfied 𝜕(ω1/ω2) 𝜕𝜆 < 0; (2) corner point solution: ω1 ω2 ⁄ = 1 satisfied at the place 𝜕(ω1/ω2) 𝜕𝜆 >0. first, the common state parameter is set μ=0.4, σ=5.0, 𝜂 = 0.1 , 𝑇𝐵 =1.8; then, assuming that the digital economies of the two regions develop simultaneously, the digital technology levels of regions 1 and 2 can be assigned, respectively: the lower level (𝛿 ,θ) = (1.1, 1.1); moderate level (𝛿,θ) =(1.4, 1.4); higher levels (𝛿,θ) =(1.7, 1.7). it will be traversed𝜆from 0 to 1 to simulate that under the influence of different digital technology levels, the transfer of enterprises in area 1 is in a spatially balanced distribution state 𝜆. figure 1. lower level figure 2. medium level figure 3. higher level from the simulation results of figure 1.1, it can be seen that digital technology has just started, and it 𝜕(ω1/ω2) 𝜕𝜆 | 𝜆=𝜆1 < 0 is satisfied that the𝜆1spatial distribution is in a steady state, the symmetrical equilibrium is still stable, and the enterprise site selection tends to be symmetrical. observing curve b, it is found that the regional economic gap 𝑃𝐶𝐺1 𝑃𝐶𝐺2⁄ tends to 1, which can be considered that the initial stage of digital technology has not had a significant impact on the regional gap; as shown in figure 1.2, with the gradual development of digital technology in zone 1 to the medium level 𝜕(ω1/ω2) 𝜕𝜆 | 𝜆=𝜆2 > 0 , the symmetrical structure has obviously become unstable, and there is a tendency for nonagricultural enterprises to concentrate in a certain area. looking at curve b again, the 𝜆2disturbance of the shift of enterprises to the north is applied to the point, and it is found that 𝑃𝐶𝐺1 𝑃𝐶𝐺2⁄ gradually moving away from 1, it can be considered that the regional gap may be widened in the medium term of the development of digital technology; figure 1.3 illustrates the influence of higher digital technology levels, 𝜕(ω1/ω2) 𝜕𝜆 | 𝜆=𝜆3 < 0symmetrical equilibrium from unstable to stable, and 𝑃𝐶𝐺1 𝑃𝐶𝐺2⁄ tends to 1, it can be said that with the high development of digital technology, regional disparities show a narrowing trend. proposition: in the real world, the relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap is non-linear, that is, with the continuous development of the digital economy, the regional economic gap shows an inverted ushaped trend of first expanding and then narrowing. λ 1 57 3. empirical strategies and variable selection 3.1. empirical strategies numerical simulation results show that the impact of digital economy on regional economic gap may show an inverted u-shaped relationship, that is, in the early stage of digital technology development, with the development of digital technology, the regional economic gap is significantly widened. however, once the level of digital technology crosses a certain threshold, the economic gap between regions will tend to narrow. in order to study such non-monotonicity, xu lifang's (2017) approach was drawn to add the square term of the digital economic development level to the regression model [10]. therefore, consider the double fixed effect traditional panel regression model as follows. when 𝛼1 > 0 , 𝛼2 < 0 , it can be preliminarily determined that the gap between the digital economy and the regional economy is inverted u-shaped. gapi;t = 𝛼0 + 𝛼1deii;t + 𝛼2deii;t 2 + α3controli;t + μ i + 𝜅t + εi;t (16) among them, gapi;t the level of regional economic gap representing the t-time region i; deii;t represents the level of digital economy development of the t-time region i; deii;t 2 represents its square term; controli;t is a set of control variables; μi refers to the fixed effect of each provincial region; 𝜅t represents the fixed effect of the year; εi;𝑡 is a random perturbation term. regional economic gap is a dynamic concept, not only with the region's own conditions change, but also affected by external conditions, in addition, the economic and social relations between neighboring regions are objectively existing, the impact on the local regional economic gap cannot be ignored, the introduction of spatial effects into the empirical model can maximize the persuasiveness of model conclusions. to this end, the spatial panel model is established as follows to verify the inverted u-shaped relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap. moran' i index and local moran scatter plot are used to test whether the spatial factors introduced into the panel model are reasonable. further, according to the lm test, robust-lm test, lr test and robust-lr test, a spatial panel model suitable for the object of study in this paper can be selected. according to the impact mode of the space term, the model is as follows: gapi;t = β0 + rho ∙ w g ∙ gapi;t + β1deii;t + β2deii;t 2 + β3controli;t + μi + 𝜅t + εi;t εi;t = λw gεi;t + ξi;t (17) where, wg for the spatial geographic weights matrix; rho is the spatial hysteresis coefficient; λ is the number of autoregressive systems for spatial error. when𝜆 = 0 , 𝑟ℎ𝑜 ≠ 0 the spatial panel model is a spatial lag model (sar); when 𝜆 ≠ 0 , 𝑟ℎ𝑜 = 0 , the spatial panel model is a spatial error model (sem). for the spatial econometric model constructed above, since the regional economic gap is introduced as an explanatory variable as a first-order lag term, problems related to the random error term may arise, and it is particularly important to choose an appropriate estimation method. in this paper, the maximum likelihood estimation method mle suitable for spatial panel models is used to estimate the parameters of the model. it is worth noting that some factors and variable measurement errors missing from the model may seriously affect the ability of the digital economy level to interpret the interpreted variables, for this reason, all metrology models in this paper use robust standard errors to eliminate the influence of heteroscedasticity on coefficient estimation. 3.2. variable selection 3.2.1. interpreted variables regional economic gap (gap). how to describe regional economic disparities is a thorny issue, and some studies have used economic indicators such as per capita gdp and per capita gdp growth rate to measure inter-regional economic disparities, but i believe that this approach does not reflect the disparities in the model. this paper synthesizes the measurement method of lu hongyou (2012) [11] and bianyuanchao (2018) [12] to measure regional gap, and selects the logarithm of per capita gdp in each provinciallevel region the difference from the logarithm of gdp per capita in the country. the time span of per capita gdp is from 2011 to 2019, and the per capita gdp in all years is based on 2010, according to the per capita of each provincial region the gdp reduction index is smoothed out to calculate comparable variable values for each year. 3.2.2. core explanatory variables table 1. measurement index system for the level of digital economy development level 1 indicators secondary indicators metric measurement method attribute digital economy development index internet penetration number of internet broadband access users per 100 people + number of internetrelated practitioners computer service and software employees account for the proportion of employed personnel in urban units (%) + internetrelated outputs total telecommunications services per capita + number of mobile internet users number of mobile phone subscribers per 100 people (%) + inclusive development of digital finance china digital financial inclusion index + digital economy development index (dei). for the sake of data availability, drawing on the practice of zhao tao (2020) [13], the five indicator sets of the digital economy development level of different provinces (2011-2019) are used take measurements. the index is based on internet penetration, the number of internet-related practitioners, internet-related output, the number of mobile internet users, and the inclusive development of digital finance, and the specific measurement methods are shown in table 1. for the dimensionality reduction treatment of the data of 5 indicators, we use the method of principal component analysis. the indicator covers a wide range of socio-economic content, captures the industry penetration of digital technology, and more accurately conforms to the definition of the digital economy in the economic community. 3.2.3. control variables in order to prevent the influence of other factors on the empirical results of this paper, with reference to the relevant domestic literature, the following control variables are selected, and the time span is 2011-2019, including: (1) the 58 development level of the tertiary industry (tis). measured by tertiary industry output value/regional gdp of each region; (2) human capital level (sh). human capital is a decisive factor in the region's long-term economic growth, plays an important role in a sustainable economy, and is also a nonnegligible part of the regional economic gap. there are many ways to measure the stock of human capital, and this paper proposes to use the average number of years of education to measure, that is, sh=6 a1 +9 a2 +12 a3 +16 a4 , a1, a2, a3, a4 which indicates that the number of primary school culture, primary chinese, high chinese and college education in each provincial-level area accounts for the proportion of the permanent population; (3) level of public expenditure (gy). the level of government public expenditure measures the government's contribution to the people's livelihood such as education and health, and is measured in terms of regional government general public budget expenditure/regional gdp; (4) level of opening to the outside world (fe). the intensity of foreign trade dependence is an important source of economic growth, which is expressed by the import and export trade volume (rmb) of each region as the regional gdp. (5) foreign investment level (ti). the year-end registered foreign investment amount (rmb) / regional gdp measurement of each region is selected. 3.3. data sources and descriptive statistics table 2. descriptive statistics for variables variable symbo l observa tions me an sd mi n ma x regionaleconomi cdisparities gap 270 0.016 0.3 91 0.808 0.9 11 digital economy dei 270 0.2 90 0.1 66 0.0 16 0.9 11 tertiary industry development tis 270 0.4 86 0.0 90 0.3 27 0.8 37 human capital sh 270 0.1 88 0.0 99 0.0 80 0.6 22 level of public spending gy 270 1.2 53 0.5 84 0.4 53 3.4 68 the level of opening up to the outside world fe 270 0.2 79 0.2 97 0.0 13 1.4 64 levelofforeignin vestment ti 270 0.3 84 0.3 65 0.0 48 1.7 35 this paper uses annual data modeling to collect panel data from 2011 to 2019 from 30 provincial-level administrative units in china (due to the lack of some data, not considering tibet, hong kong, macao and taiwan). statistical yearbook", "statistical yearbook of chinese and employment", "peking university digital inclusive finance index" and "china trade and foreign economic statistics yearbook". according to the search data, it is possible to explore the role of digital economy, economy and other factors on regional economic disparities. the descriptive statistics of variables are shown in table 2. 4. empirical analysis: verification based on spatial metrology 4.1. spatial autocorrelation test to determine whether spatial factors are introduced, a spatial autocorrelation test was performed on the level of economic difference in each region using the global moran' i test based on the cross-sectional data perspective, and the results are reported in table 3. the results show that we are 99% sure that the level of regional economic gap is contiguous and agglomeration at the spatial level, which verifies that there is a significant spatial dependence of regional economic gap, and it is necessary to adopt spatial panel regression methods for the subsequent inverted ushaped impact of the digital economy on the regional economic gap. table 3. global moran test results geographical distance year moran value z value year moran value z value 2011 0.377*** 4.336 2016 0.362*** 4.160 2012 0.376*** 4.318 2017 0.361*** 4.153 2013 0.371*** 4.262 2018 0.361*** 4.158 2014 0.365*** 4.202 2019 0.363*** 4.187 2015 0.362*** 4.162 note: "***, **, *" indicates that it has passed the significance test at the levels of 1%, 5%, and 10%, respectively. 4.2. benchmark regression the two types of non-observed effects of province and year effects are controlled differently, and the traditional panel model of double fixed effects is used, and the regression results are shown in the columns of table 4 (1), (2). further, regional economic disparities exist spatially dependent, while l m tests, robust lm tests also show the rationality of using spatial panel models, and therefore, in tables columns (3)~(6) of 4 list the estimated results of the spatial lag model and the spatial error model. the empirical results show that compared with the traditional panel model under the same fixed effect, the level coefficient of digital economy development is at least 10% significant, and the square term estimation coefficient is significant at the 1% level, which confirms the proposition "nonlinear inverted u of the gap between the digital economy and the regional economy." type relationship". compared with the spatial panel model under the same fixed effect, the coefficients of the primary and secondary terms of the digital economy development level are at least at least 10%, and the coefficient symbol satisfies the inverted u-shape condition. it can be considered that the inverted u-shaped relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap is still established under the consideration of spatial factors. the reason is that the gradual improvement of the level of digital economy development in a certain region may lead to the improvement of the level of enterprise industrial agglomeration, entering a virtuous circle of "agglomerationoptimization-re-agglomeration", which is in stark contrast to the vicious cycle of "loss-deterioration-re-loss" in peripheral areas, causing regional economic gaps; when digital technology is further developed, the agglomeration power of enterprises in the region becomes weaker, and the effect of spatial congestion gradually appears, which, together with the competition effect of local market in the region, jointly affects the location choice of enterprises and causes regional gaps to converge. the spatial term coefficient rho value of the sar model is significantly positive at least 1%, indicating that there is a positive spillover effect on the regional economic gap in china. the spatial term coefficient λ of the sem model is significantly positive at least at least 1%, indicating that there is an omission in the selection of control variables in this paper, and the spatial autocorrelation may be achieved by the error term, although the digital economy is inverted to the regional gap. the type relationship is still significant, revealing the correctness of the proposition. 59 table 4. benchmark regression results variable (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) fe sar sem main dei 0.528** * 0.773** * 0.324** * 0.452** 0.468** * 0.554** (0.116) (0.250) (0.102) (0.217) (0.139) (0.238) dei^2 0.496** * 0.442** * 0.316** * -0.328** 0.443** * 0.449** * (0.108) (0.155) (0.099) (0.151) (0.136) (0.159) tis -0.424** -0.407* -0.386** -0.429** 0.422** * 0.416** * (0.194) (0.215) (0.162) (0.169) (0.149) (0.150) sh -0.387** 0.519** * -0.299** 0.388** * -0.319** -0.340** (0.151) (0.174) (0.123) (0.142) (0.142) (0.143) gy 0.087** * 0.081** * 0.079** * 0.075** * 0.084** * 0.085** * (0.018) (0.026) (0.018) (0.024) (0.016) (0.021) fe 0.090 0.132** 0.109** 0.116* 0.111* 0.120** (0.054) (0.058) (0.055) (0.060) (0.057) (0.058) ti 0.066** * -0.054** 0.051** * -0.052** -0.048** -0.046** (0.024) (0.025) (0.020) (0.021) (0.020) (0.020) spatial rho 0.588** * 0.541** * (0.079) (0.090) λ 0.702** * 0.637** * (0.074) (0.089) sample size 270 270 270 270 270 270 the provinc e is fixed yes yes yes yes yes yes the year is fixed no yes no yes no yes log-l — — 672.9 681.9 670.2 143.4 r2 0.604 0.656 0.558 0.513 0.601 0.557 note: "***, **, *" indicates that it has passed the significance test at the level of 1%, 5% and 10% respectively; robust standard errors are in parentheses. the same applies below. regarding the control variables, under the regional fixed and double fixed models, increasing the proportion of the tertiary industry in regional gdp and increasing the level of regional human capital can significantly narrow the regional economic gap, because the industrial structure and human capital are important links between economic activities, and play an important role in optimizing the allocation of factor resources, improving technological efficiency, and enhancing the ability to match modern industries, thereby curbing the trend of widening regional economic gaps; improving the level of foreign investment has to a certain extent made up for the shortage of funds in development, brought a large number of jobs and taxes, improved the level of regional economic development, and narrowed the regional economic gap. government public spending and opening up will significantly widen regional economic disparities and will be analyzed in detail when the sample returns later. 4.3. robustness testing in order to verify the reliability of the inverted u-shape, this paper replaces the measure of regional economic gap from the perspective of variables, and selects the difference between the logarithm of per capita disposable income of residents in each provincial-level region and the national level. columns 5 (13) to (15) of table 5 report the estimation results of replacing the explanatory variables, and the primary term coefficients of the digital economy are significantly positive and the secondary term coefficients are significantly negative, which satisfies the conditions of the inverted u-shaped relationship, which shows that the estimation results are basically consistent with the above conclusions. next, the economic distance weight matrix is replaced, and the inverted u-shape is further tested using the spatial lag double fixed effect model, columns (16), (17). estimates have been reported and remain consistent with the conclusions above. it is worth noting that the coefficient of spatial lag terms under the economic weight’s matrix does not correspond to the preceding paragraph, but does not affect the conclusion of this article, because the rho value does not accurately refer to the spatial spillover effect of the digital economy on economic disparities. table 5. robustness test results variabl e replace the interpreted variable replace the spatial weight matrix (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) fe sar sar we we main dei 0.717* ** 0.388* ** 0.406* ** 0.927* ** 0.704* ** (0.140) (0.150) (0.115) (0.293) (0.205) dei^2 0.292*** 0.181** 0.168** 0.600*** 0.452*** (0.059 5) (0.091 5) (0.071 9) (0.151) (0.141) control variables contro lled contro lled contro lled contro lled contro lled spatial rho 0.749* ** 0.677* ** 0.492*** 0.666*** (0.084 7) (0.115) (0.133) (0.120) sample size 270 270 270 270 270 fixed province/ year y/y y/y y/y y/y y/y log-l 801.9 849.1 604.3 678.3 r2 0.538 0.013 0.025 0.325 0.600 4.4. regional heterogeneity analysis the previous article clarified that the regional economic gap shows a non-linear trend of first expanding and then narrowing with the development of the digital economy. in order to ensure the reliability of the estimated results and consider the influence of regional heterogeneity on the invertedu-shaped relationship, this paper will "re-test" the inverted u-shaped trendfrom the sample segmentation method. table 6 is the result of the spatial sar estimation of the three major regions of eastern, central and western china. the results show that with regard to the eastern sample, whether it is a fixed effect in the controlled area, an annual fixed effect, or a double fixed effect, the inverted u-shaped effect of the digital economy on the regional economic gap is at least significant at the level of 10%. in the central sample, under the fixed effect and double fixed effect of the control area, the primary and secondary term coefficients of the digital economy development level were at least significant at the level of 5%, while after the fixed effect of the control time, the secondary term of the digital economy level was not significant; regarding the western sample, from a statistical point of view, the inverted u-shaped relationship between the fixed effect of the controlled area and the fixed effect of time is more significant, and the coefficient symbol is consistent with the regression result of the whole sample, which verifies the inverted u-shaped relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap. the inverted ushaped relationship under the double fixed effect is not 60 significant. the reason for the above estimates is that, on the one hand, the development of the digital economy in various regions is unbalanced and uncoordinated, and there is a "digital divide" between regions; on the other hand, some underdeveloped areas may be constrained by multiple factors such as geographical conditions, factor endowments, industrial supporting capabilities, and technical levels, and it is not easy to form a strong market proximity effect and cost of living effect, resulting in difficulties in cultivating local leading industries, weak endogenous development capabilities, and gradual economic development gaps be pulled. regarding control variables, changes in the level of government public expenditure in different regions will have a heterogeneous effect. the increase in the level of government public expenditure in the eastern and central regions will widen the regional economic gap; the increase in the level of expenditure in the western region will significantly narrow the regional economic gap. therefore, as a fiscal policy that coordinates horizontal imbalances between regions, central transfer payments play an important role in narrowing the gap in regional economic development. therefore, it is necessary to continue to deepen the cooperation and joint construction between the eastern and central and western regions, promote the development of open and high-quality development along the border, promote the acceleration of the formation of an open pattern of land and sea linkage, and mutual assistance between the east and the west, so as to alleviate the regional economic gap. table 6. fixed effect regression results of sub-sample space panel based on sar model variable eastern region central region western region (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) main dei 0.346** * 0.551** 0.479** 1.710** * 0.919** * 0.558 (0.119) (0.238) (0.225) (0.504) (0.241) (0.458) dei^2 0.306** * 0.377** * 0.568** * 1.664** * 0.957** * -0.276 (0.0865) (0.120) (0.218) (0.620) (0.230) (0.487) control variables controll ed controll ed controll ed controll ed controll ed controll ed spatial rho 0.359** * 0.461** * 0.456** * 0.348** 0.326** 0.146 (0.0753) (0.0729) (0.124) (0.157) (0.161) (0.217) sample size 99 99 81 81 90 90 fixed province/y ear y/n y/y y/n y/y y/n y/y log-l 262.0 286.5 212.3 238.3 220.0 229.9 r2 0.427 0.257 0.686 0.471 0.744 0.002 the results show that with regard to the eastern sample, whether it is a fixed effect in the controlled area, an annual fixed effect, or a double fixed effect, the inverted u-shaped effect of the digital economy on the regional economic gap is at least significant at the level of 10%. in the central sample, under the fixed effect and double fixed effect of the control area, the primary and secondary term coefficients of the digital economy development level were at least significant at the level of 5%, while after the fixed effect of the control time, the secondary term of the digital economy level was not significant; regarding the western sample, from a statistical point of view, the inverted u-shaped relationship between the fixed effect of the controlled area and the fixed effect of time is more significant, and the coefficient symbol is consistent with the regression result of the whole sample, which verifies the inverted u-shaped relationship between the digital economy and the regional economic gap. the inverted ushaped relationship under the double fixed effect is not significant. the reason for the above estimates is that, on the one hand, the development of the digital economy in various regions is unbalanced and uncoordinated, and there is a "digital divide" between regions; on the other hand, some underdeveloped areas may be constrained by multiple factors such as geographical conditions, factor endowments, industrial supporting capabilities, and technical levels, and it is not easy to form a strong market proximity effect and cost of living effect, resulting in difficulties in cultivating local leading industries, weak endogenous development capabilities, and gradual economic development gaps be pulled. regarding control variables, changes in the level of government public expenditure in different regions will have a heterogeneous effect. the increase in the level of government public expenditure in the eastern and central regions will widen the regional economic gap; the increase in the level of expenditure in the western region will significantly narrow the regional economic gap. therefore, as a fiscal policy that coordinates horizontal imbalances between regions, central transfer payments play an important role in narrowing the gap in regional economic development. therefore, it is necessary to continue to deepen the cooperation and joint construction between the eastern and central and western regions, promote the development of open and high-quality development along the border, promote the acceleration of the formation of an open pattern of land and sea linkage, and mutual assistance between the east and the west, so as to alleviate the regional economic gap. 5. conclusions and recommendations 5.1. conclusions of the study this paper attempts to explore the trend of the digital economy affecting the changes in regional economic gaps from the perspective of new economic geography. the main conclusion is that :(1) the digital economy profoundly affects the behavior of consumers and producers. overall, with the continuous development of the digital economy, the regional economic gap shows an inverted u-shaped trend of first expanding and then narrowing. from the perspective of heterogeneous regions, the inverted u-shaped relationship between the level of digital economy development in the eastern, central and western regions and the regional economic gap is still significant. (2) in the low-level stage of the digital economy, the effect of the digital economy on the regional economic gap is a positive effect, and a higher degree of congestion will promote this positive effect. at the high level of the digital economy, the digital economy rises to a negative effect on regional economic disparities, and space congestion will strengthen this negative effect. (3) extremely developed areas such as beijing and shanghai benefit from the digital economy, and higher levels of agglomeration may occur, opening up the economic gap with other regions. 5.2. policy recommendations this article does not negate agglomeration, but agrees with the fact that agglomeration of economic factors improves production efficiency. however, the author is more concerned about the subsequent development of areas with weak agglomeration in the context of the digital economy, or what 61 impact the development of the digital economy will have on the changes in the regional economic gap. therefore, while promoting higher levels of agglomeration in developed areas, it is even more necessary to find a way out for underdeveloped areas, especially in declining areas. to this end, this paper proposes: (1) the digital economy provides a solution to alleviate the imbalance of regional development. continuously become bigger, stronger and better china's digital economy, promote the deep integration of digital technology and enterprises, and give play to the "picking beams" function of the digital economy in stable growth and development. taking this important opportunity to increase investment in underdeveloped areas in the form of "new infrastructure", so that underdeveloped areas can catch the "digital economy +" free ride explore unique advantageous endowments from the local area, such as geographical comparative advantages, natural resource endowments, cultural conditions, good market competition environment and high-quality local government services, etc., seize the historic opportunity of industrial transfer in the eastern region, cultivate regional leading industries, expand local market potential, cross the inflection point of the inverting u,, and narrow the regional economic gap. 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[13] zhao tao, zhang zhi, liang shangkun. digital economy, entrepreneurial activity and high-quality development: empirical evidence from chinese cities [j].management world, 2020, 36(10):65-76. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 8 intelligent diagnostic system development based on artificial intelligence technology ying feng 1, yongqin wang 2 1 the first affiliated hospital of guizhou university of traditional chinese medicine, gui yang city, guizhou, china 2 school of information engineering, guizhou university of traditional chinese medicine, gui yang city, guizhou, china abstract: intelligent diagnosis is an important scenario in smart healthcare, with conversational diagnostic scenarios being the most common. the process of collecting symptom information through conversations with users and inferring diseases based on symptoms. through a dialogue based diagnostic system, it can meet some of the medical consultation needs of residents, thereby freeing doctors from some basic consultations and greatly alleviating the shortage of medical resources. in the actual diagnosis process, the symptoms reported by patients are often insufficient to support accurate diagnosis. it is necessary to ask the user if they have any other symptoms through dialogue to form a diagnostic conclusion. existing research mainly adopts reinforcement learning methods, which gradually learn the dialogue process between traditional chinese medicine students and patients in real medical scenarios, and obtain strategies for symptom inquiry and disease diagnosis. despite the advantages of reinforcement learning in dealing with temporal decision problems, the diagnostic accuracy is still low and data dependency is strong. in this article, a medical dialogue robot architecture based on medical dialogue diagnosis technology, medical knowledge graph technology, and "inference machine" technology is proposed to build an intelligent diagnosis architecture. secondly, in terms of algorithm, this article proposes a disease diagnosis algorithm based on naive bayes classification and a symptom screening algorithm based on symptom set differences for symptom query process, this algorithm increases the interpretability of diagnostic results by simulating the questioning and diagnostic process of doctors, and combines it with the medical dialogue robot architecture to achieve intelligent diagnosis throughout the entire process. keywords: dialogue system; symptom screening; disease diagnosis; naive bayesian classification. 1. introduction artificial intelligence, as a hot discipline, mainly studies and develops a new technology for imitating and expanding human intelligence, including principles of things, ways of thinking, and special skills [1]. the goal of introducing ai technology is to reduce a large amount of human resources and runtime. in addition, the deep reinforcement learning of ai technology can dealing with large-scale data and provide results in a short period of time. intelligent analysis has realtime data processing and prediction capabilities [2]. in recent years, the quality and efficiency of medical services have always been the focus of people's attention. in response to the four major problems faced by the international medical field: insufficient medical resources, long doctor training cycles, high medical costs, and high misdiagnosis rates of doctors[3], the combination of artificial intelligence technology and hospital information systems can not only effectively solve the above four problems, but also strengthen hospital information systems, the modern hospital information technology is gradually transitioning from traditional hospital information systems to intelligent hospital information systems. this article briefly describes the application and development of artificial intelligence in outpatient processes such as medical consultation, namely intelligent consultation systems. 2. background ai intelligent diagnostic system is kind of the expert system in the medical field, which is an important branch of artificial intelligence technology applied in the field of medical diagnosis[4].utilizing ai technology to transfer the knowledge of medical experts to the system and using the system to simulate the professional knowledge and reasoning judgments of medical experts, intelligent diagnostic system like doctors, professional diagnosis can be made based on the clinical symptoms of the patient's disease and effective treatment and prevention plans can be proposed. the theoretical foundation of intelligent diagnostic system involves all disciplines in the medical field. therefore, a medical knowledge base that can store pathological and physiological mechanism description models and medical knowledge of expert doctors is the main foundation of intelligent diagnostic system. the system can analyze and infer based on the clinical symptoms of patients combined with the symptoms in the medical knowledge base, and provide preliminary diagnosis and treatment opinions. the intelligent diagnostic system is composed of a knowledge base, inference, and algorithms. there are a large number of unstructured or semi-structured factors between medical disease diagnosis and clinical symptom manifestations. the use of conventional diagnosis systems requires the professional knowledge of doctors to make manual judgments to determine patient diagnosis and treatment plans, while the intelligent diagnostic system only requires logical inference through algorithms, by fully utilizing medical knowledge base and inference technology, misdiagnosis caused by doctors' experience issues can be avoided and the accuracy of diagnosis can be improved. 3. architecture generally, the architecture of a modern intelligent diagnostic system include five basic modules[5]. 1) medical knowledge base: used to store and manage pathological and physiological institution description models and medical 9 knowledge of expert doctors, which includes authoritative medical textbook knowledge, common sense medical knowledge, and empirical knowledge of medical experts. the quantity and quality of medical knowledge in the knowledge base are the core factors for evaluating the performance and problem-solving ability of intelligent consultation systems. 2)database: used for store raw data, factual data, and inference results in the medical field. 3)knowledge acquisition module: it is a medical knowledge base used for obtain, modify, expand, improve, and maintain medical knowledge from medical experts. 4)inference machine module: based on the treatment needs of patients' clinical symptoms and the raw data in the medical knowledge base, algorithms are utilized to match the symptoms of the medical knowledge base and perform inference to confirm the diagnosis of patients' clinical symptoms. as the knowledge in the medical knowledge base often cannot fully cover all clinical symptoms, it is necessary to coordinate and control the operation of the entire system for preliminary inference. 5)explanation and input output interface: it is a humancomputer interaction interface that provides explanations of the reasoning basis and route when necessary, providing convenience for doctors to understand the reasoning process and maintain knowledge bases and other systems. figure 1 is a schematic diagram of an artificial intelligence medical diagnosis system. fig 1. schematic diagram of an artificial intelligence medical diagnosis system as shown in the figure, the system is composed of a knowledge base and inference control separately, which in turn consists of disease description knowledge and standard knowledge. description knowledge describes the disease process and patient's disease data structure as a structured way to store relevant information. standard knowledge refers to the decision inference rules or logical constraints used for semantic network nodes or framework structures, thus, data can be effectively inferred and interpreted. inference and control strategies are referred to as "inference machines", which generate and manage possible hypotheses during the inference process, used to infer and interpret information. by comparing input data with predefined patterns or rules, potential associations and rules are discovered. the system continuously scans and updates input data to capture new information and changes. in the above figure, after preliminary analysis of the patient's symptoms, the system can provide some preliminary explanations about possible diseases or diagnoses. then, the system compares these preliminary explanations with the knowledge base we have to obtain more accurate explanations, summarize conclusions about the patient's disease situation, and provide relevant treatment suggestions. 4. basic technologies and methods as an important scenario in smart healthcare, the technology of artificial intelligence has developed quickly. currently, the core technology of the latest ai intelligent diagnostic system include medical dialogue diagnosis technology, medical knowledge graph technology, "inference machine" technology, disease diagnosis algorithm, symptom screening algorithm, and naive bayesian classification. continuously improve the intelligent consultation system based on the above technologies combined with ai algorithms. 4.1. medical dialogue diagnosis technology medical dialogue diagnosis technology is the application of task-based dialogue technology in the medical field. it is a medical dialogue system based on natural language processing, computer vision, and speech technology. the subsystem defines replies in advance in the system, and the dialogue system uses methods such as rule engines, pattern matching, or machine learning classifiers to filter out the best reply from the knowledge base and output it to the user during the dialogue, it is equivalent to a knowledge search task. the implementation of a retrieval based dialogue system requires the preparation of a rich knowledge base. after receiving user input, the system retrieves and selects the answer content from the knowledge base. due to the predefined nature of responses, the advantage of a retrieval based question answering system is its high quality of answers and smooth and natural expression. however, due to the fact that its answer content is entirely based on the knowledge base, its disadvantage is that it has high requirements for the richness of the knowledge base. in addition, the rules cannot be exhaustive and are not easy to expand, and do not have intelligence. compared to retrieval based dialogue systems, generative dialogue systems do not have predefined responses, but are trained based on a large amount of high-quality topics. their advantage is that they allow users to input arbitrary sentence structures and cover a wide range of topics; the disadvantage is that the quality of the generated reply sentences cannot be guaranteed, and there may be fluency issues or low-level grammar errors such as syntax errors. the main methods of medical dialogue diagnosis technology include pipeline method and end-to-end method. in ai intelligent diagnostic system, pipeline method is mainly used, which includes the following five functions: 1) speech recognition module: responsible for recognizing user input signals as corresponding text. 2) natural language understanding module: responsible for converting the text information recognized by speech recognition into a format that the computer can understand for representation. 3) dialogue management module: responsible for the dialogue management function, which includes two parts: dialogue state tracking (dst) and dialogue strategy (dp). it judges the current dialogue state based on the output of the natural language understanding module, and makes decisions on the execution actions that should be taken in the current dialogue state. 4) natural language generation module: responsible for 10 converting the execution actions output by the dialogue management module into natural language text for output. 5) speech synthesis module: responsible for converting the output natural language text into speech form for output. 4.2. medical knowledge graph technology the knowledge graph is a combination of specialized knowledge and thinking patterns of doctors, which includes knowledge content, knowledge volume, and professional logical relationships between knowledge. the logical application of these knowledge can interpret and judge disease information to make correct judgments and decisions. therefore, the medical knowledge graph, the most important thing is not simply a list of superficial connections, but a structured medical knowledge point (information, data) and its correlation that conforms to the inherent logical mechanism of medical knowledge. based on the medical knowledge, the relevant algorithms be clearly and reliably explained, and meet the objective requirements of clinical medicine that must be verified. the impact of knowledge graph on algorithms are: 1) the knowledge graph defines how to structure the disease information and data that needs to be processed. only structured information and data can meet the requirements of large-scale computing. 2) the knowledge graph defines the logical relationships between disease information and data, determining the flow and order of disease information/data in artificial intelligence operations. programs use these flow and order to simulate doctors' cognition and reasoning of information and data, determining the level of intelligence in artificial intelligence. fig 2. the knowledge map of chronic bronchitis and hypertension in the elderly the conventional data types of medical knowledge graph include label nodes, disease nodes, and relationship types. the tag nodes include: disease, department, drug, food, symptom, etc. the disease node contains the name, introduction, prevention, treatment, and treatment period. relationship type which is the connection between nodes: belongs_ to, has_ symptom, use_ drug, do_ eat (suitable for eating), can_ not_ eating and other information. for example, the knowledge map of chronic bronchitis and hypertension in the elderly. 4.3. “inference machine” technology the essence of "inference machine" technology is a deep reinforcement learning technology that combines deep learning and reinforcement learning methods, it is aimed to train intelligent agents to make decisions and actions in complex environments. it is based on the framework of reinforcement learning and uses deep neural networks as approximation of functions to handle high-dimensional input and output spaces. in deep reinforcement learning, agents could learn through interaction with the environment and optimize their behavioral strategies through continuous trial and error. it influences the environment by observing its state, selecting actions, and updating its strategies based on feedback (rewards or punishments) from the environment. deep neural networks could execute approximate value functions or policy functions to assist intelligent agents make more accurate decisions. 4.4. symptom screening algorithm symptom screening algorithm is developed based on the differences in symptom sets. symptom screening is the core of conversational medical diagnosis. in the field of medical dialogue, medical conversation agents are important tools that help doctors respond to common diseases that are easy to diagnose and collect medical information from patients with difficult diseases [6]. the algorithm introduces the idea of excluding diseases with the highest probability of illness in the real medical diagnosis process, combined with the idea of comprehensive search, and through the intersection and union operation of the disease symptom set, it can filter the symptoms that could distinguish diseases better with fewer inquiry rounds, providing a decision-making basis for the final naive bayesian classification. the algorithm utilizes the conditions of known positive and negative symptom sets to select symptoms with high discrimination ability to distinguish different diseases in the disease set d as the core idea. implement the following functions in the symptom screening algorithm: 1) based on known symptom information, infer the possibility of each disease in the list of confirmed diseases. 2) ask about the symptoms with a higher probability of occurrence among other diseases with a higher probability of illness 3) minimize the number of symptoms that need to be inquired about as much as possible. 4.5. disease diagnosis algorithm the real hospital's disease diagnosis process can be divided into three steps: (1) the patient presents their own discovered symptoms. (2) doctors communicate with patients to confirm the existence of other symptoms. (3) the doctor determines the final type of disease based on the initial symptoms raised by the patient and the symptom information obtained through communication (4) wherein step (2) is the symptom screening process, it is aimed to select the most appropriate symptom to minimize the number of rounds of dialogue and provide more basis for the final judgment. step (3) can be considered as a classification task, the disease diagnosis algorithm utilizes the differences between symptom’s data sets of various diseases to select symptom options that can relatively distinguish these diseases in batches and rounds. it has the characteristic of high screening efficiency. finally, it is necessary to confirmed updating the list of diseases dynamically in order to determine whether the known symptom information is sufficient to support diagnostic decisions, this is to support whether the intelligence diagnosis system could provide final diagnose directly or 11 continue running the symptom screening algorithm to obtain additional symptom information. this organically combines disease diagnosis algorithm and symptom screening algorithm, achieving the entire process of intelligent diagnosis. input: the positive symptom set is s+, the negative symptom set is s-, and the disease set to be confirmed is d0 output: symptom s 1. calculate the probability of each disease d0 under the conditions of known positive symptom set s+ and negative symptom set s-, and sort it in descending order of probability, with a length of d0 = m0. 2. take the union of the symptom sets of the top m diseases in set d0, and define this union as set su, with da as the set of m diseases merged. the constraint condition is: (1) the union su of symptoms cannot be a complete set. (2) the number of m can only be less than or equal to the half of the number of diseases m0 in the set d0. (3) under the condition of b, choose the maximum value of m as much as possible. 3. based on the m diseases selected in the second step, construct a set da; remove da from set d0 to obtain set db, where db=d0da. for the set db, find the maximum intersection of the symptom sets of n diseases, denoted as s∩。 the constraint condition is: (1) the selected n diseases and their symptom intersection s∩ is not an empty set. (2) choose as many diseases as possible. therefore, when the symptom sets of each disease in the set db do not intersect with each other, we can choose any symptom set of the disease as s∩ 4. the difference between the symptom sets s∩ and s∪ is marked as s. 5. select the symptom s with the highest probability from s0. input: self diagnosis description output: diagnosis of diseases 1. extract positive and negative symptom sets, namely s+ and s-, from the patience’s description. 2. update the list of confirmed diseases d0 based on s+ and s-. if there are multiple diseases in d0, symptom screening is required to select one symptom s that has not been inquired about. if the length of d0 is less than or equal to 1, the result will be directly classified and output. 3. ask the patient if there are symptoms s selected by the screening algorithm。 4. based on the patient's response, update s+and s -, and then repeat step 2. 5. based on s+ and s-, use naive bayesian classification methods for classification and output the final diagnostic results. based on the above assumptions, we can improve the process of disease diagnosis algorithms, as shown in figure 3. fig 3. the process of disease diagnosis algorithm the process of this algorithm is divided into the following steps: 1. based on the patience's self-description, extract the positive symptom set s+and negative symptom set s-, and store the existing symptoms of the patience in s+, and the non-existent symptoms in s-. 2. update the list of confirmed diseases d0 based on s+and s-. if only one disease remains, skip to step 5. otherwise, conduct symptom screening, and select the symptom s to be inquired. 3. ask the patience if there is a symptom s. 4. update the positive symptom set s+and negative symptom set sbased on the patience's response. if symptom s exists, add it to s+; if not, add it to s-. then return to the second step. 5. input the positive symptom set s+and negative symptom set sto the naive bayesian classification module for classification, output the disease with the highest probability as the diagnostic result, and output the result. algorithm 2: disease diagnosis algorithm algorithm 1: symptom screening algorithm 12 the algorithm is a disease diagnosis algorithm based on naive bayesian classification[7]. this algorithm takes naive bayesian classification as the core diagnostic link, integrates symptom inquiry process, organically combines symptom inquiry and disease diagnosis classification, and realizes the entire process of intelligent diagnosis. 5. evaluation according to the three steps of disease diagnosis and their functional objectives, the evaluation indicators for the effectiveness of disease diagnosis are diagnostic success rate and conversation rounds (1) diagnostic success rate. the diagnostic success rate is equivalent to the prediction accuracy in the classification task, as shown in below: (2) conversation rounds. due to the background of this task being a dialogue system, the efficiency of the dialogue determines the intuitive performance of the dialogue system, and the number of dialogue rounds is an important indicator of the performance of the dialogue system in this task, regardless of whether the doctor needs to inquire about other symptoms, there must be at least one complete conversation round, that is, at least one conversation round. in addition to the number of conversation rounds, in order to better quantify the performance of the model in the number of conversation rounds, the relative percentage of conversation rounds is to measure the relative change in the number of conversation rounds after using disease diagnosis algorithms, which is to calculate the overall number of conversation rounds and the number of conversation rounds in the dataset. 6. clinical application effect the ai intelligent diagnostic system is one of the most successful cases of utilizing ai technology into the medical sector, simulating the diagnosis and treatment of diseases by medical experts. after research on most hospitals using ai intelligent consultation systems, it was found that the accuracy of disease diagnosis and dialogue efficiency have significantly improved in real medical scenarios by utilizing medical dialogue diagnosis technology, medical knowledge graph technology, "inference machine" technology, disease diagnosis algorithms the symptom screening algorithm and naive bayesian classification. even if the number of symptom inquiries is small, the system can still provide more than 90% diagnostic accuracy, which is of great significance for clinical practice. at present, all large hospitals around the world are gradually introducing intelligent diagnostic system to improve their medical and service levels, as the system can quickly and accurately determine the type of disease patients suffer from and provide corresponding treatment plans. the significant effect is to automate the analysis of medical records, combine patient medical record data, medical knowledge base, and the latest medical development trends and other relevant information, conduct disease risk assessment and disease prediction, and predict the type and severity of the patient's disease. in order to achieve efficient patient diversion, patients can receive the most accurate disease assessment, effective treatment plans, and preventive measures at home. compared to traditional medical diagnosis methods, intelligent diagnostic system based on artificial intelligence have the following advantages: 1. high efficiency by the support of artificial intelligence technology, the intelligent diagnostic system runs faster, and the medical diagnosis time can be shortened to a few seconds, the efficiency of medical treatment could be improved greatly. moreover, it could simultaneously deal with the medical record data of multiple patients, thereby improving the efficiency of hospital resource utilization, which is able to solve the problem of medical resource collapse, and greatly improving the efficiency and quality of medical services. 2. high accuracy traditional medical diagnosis methods are easily influenced by subjective factors from doctors, while intelligent diagnostic system based on artificial intelligence obtain accurate diagnostic results through a large amount of data analysis and model training. at the same time, it can also correct loopholes in medical records and avoid misdiagnosis caused by data errors. 3. high degree of automation the intelligent diagnostic system based on artificial intelligence is a fully automated process that could automatically retrieve medical record data, analyze medical record records, generate diagnostic reports, and provide corresponding treatment plans. this not only improves medical efficiency, but also reduces the workload of medical staff, making them more focused on patient care and treatment. the intelligent diagnostic system based on ai technology is still in a rapid development stage, and in addition to the points mentioned above, there are also some challenges: 1. insufficient data ai intelligent diagnostic system requires a large amount of data for learning and training. if the data is insufficient or of low quality, it will affect the accuracy and effectiveness of diagnosis. 2. data privacy and security big data is the foundation of artificial intelligence medical diagnosis, but the collection and use of data involve the protection of personal privacy. if data leakage occurs, it may directly harm individuals' privacy rights, and comparative technical measures need to be taken to strengthen data protection. 3. alternative doctor although artificial intelligence can be very effective in detecting and analyzing a large number of cases, it still requires human doctors to participate in diagnosis in some details. some cases require emotional therapy for patients, and artificial intelligence is currently not fully developed. therefore, a better balance should be sought between artificial intelligence technology and human doctors. 4. technical credibility and reliability the application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of medical diagnosis is still in the development stage, and there may be evaluation errors. it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of core technologies such as system architecture, functions, and algorithms. therefore, ai intelligent diagnostic system is an emerging 13 medical technology that requires comprehensive consideration of its advantages and disadvantages while ensuring data privacy and security, combined with the experience and judgment of human doctors, the system functions, algorithms, and medical knowledge base should be continuously improved to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of diagnosis. 7. conclusion with the scarcity of medical resources, the demand for intelligent medical systems is becoming increasingly urgent. in order to meet the growing demand of 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therefore, this study sought to examine whether an operator with greater spa can respond better to va. quantitative results from the spa test questionnaire and the teleoperated excavator experiment showed a significant inverse relationship between spa and the response time. it is expected that the results could improve the effectiveness of selecting teleoperators and optimize prior management. keywords: teleoperation; virtual annotations; spatial perception ability. 1. introduction teleoperation of excavator can isolate operators from the hazardous work environment to guarantee their safety and has been studied for some extreme scenarios, such as construction rescue in earthquake secondary disaster environment. however, the research on teleoperation is mostly in the stage of theoretical development. existing researches mainly focus on the design of operating system and hardware equipment, such as setting sensors or cameras that can obtain field image information and designing data contact interfaces between the field and remote operation terminal [1, 2].the availability and productivity of teleoperation are usually lower than that of traditional operations [3].the main reason is that the operators, as the important information receiver, decision and action party in the teleoperating system, is limited in the ability to receive information and thus perceive the situation on the site. in teleoperating systems, operators usually use images in the visual interface where 3d information is displayed on 2d screens to understand the remote situation. in the indirect perception mode, the operators’ perspective and field of view are limited and the situational awareness is insufficient, which is easy to compress the real perception and underestimate the egocentric distance, which greatly affects the effectiveness of teleoperation. in this regard, some studies have proposed to install multiple cameras or draw 3d maps of the building site to reproduce the remote environmental information from different angles. however, these methods bring in too much visual information, and the operator often has difficulty integrating them and feels overloaded or tired with mental workload. virtual annotation (va) is an effective solution because it can provide simple and direct visual information prompt in a short time to supplement the loss of visual perception. it doesn’t take much mental workload for an operator to understand the warning or task. for example, highlighting the edge of a dangerous obstacle or setting up a radar map in the corner of the screen can make it easy for the operator to find the location of the obstacle [4]. va is a form of information assistance that presents key prompts (such as obstacles, emergencies, critical spacing, etc.) to the operator in a user-friendly and easy-to-understand manner. at present, in the field of construction, although there are studies trying to use va as a visual aid, most of them tend to focus on visual presentation technology and detection sensing technology, without considering whether va really plays its role. the effectiveness of va application can be demonstrated only when operators can make corresponding responses to different vas timely and accurately. in the case of relatively mature va technology, the remaining variable, the quality and ability of the “operator” displayed in teleoperation has a great influence on operation performance and response to va. it has been proved that operators have an important influence on the objectives realization in the teleoperation system. they need to acquire and process information about the working environment and surrounding conditions to make operational plans, decisions and actions. although excavator operators receive pre-operation training, the training is mainly to understand the operational requirements. the actual operational proficiency may vary from individual to individual, and one of the major differences is spatial perception ability (spa) [5]. as an important component of human intelligence, spa is one of the most studied and valuable factors in human cognitive function. a large number of studies have shown that the performance of mechanical teleoperation is related to spa. operators with greater spa can complete operational tasks faster and have higher productivity, because they can form the overall cognitive map faster, eliminate the differences between individual spatial representations through learning effect, quickly understand the work scene and task requirements, have a lower mental workload during work [6], effectively realize hand-eye coordination, and thus perform better in teleoperation. as mentioned earlier, the introduction of va reduces some mental workload. however, va, as a newly added element, increases the cognitive needs to distinguish different types of vas and reflect corresponding operations than the previous pure operational tasks. moreover, va in the teleoperation of excavator is mainly used to remind obstacles and emergencies. existing studies have investigated the relationship between 44 spa and teleoperation performance, without considering external visual cues. therefore, on the one hand, this paper aims to explore the teleoperational performance of excavators with different spa, which has not been studied; on the other hand, it aims to explore operators’ reactions with different spa to va outside excavators’ operation, in order to provide guidance for operators’ selection and training. 2. related work 2.1. virtual annotation (va) at present, various types of va have been successfully applied to the fields of navigation planning, surgical training, maintenance and inspection, and construction machinery operation. va is applied to provide additional explanatory information to the actual objects in media interfaces such as ar devices and computer screens to facilitate user understanding. in the field of navigation planning, zetzsche et al. used text and graphics to annotate traffic conditions and route information in the simulation of aircraft operation, so as to timely guide the flight direction and reduce the probability of accidents [7]. bolton et al. designed a navigation system that used anchored annotations to highlight landmarks. due to the timely observation of annotations, the response time for subjects to see and respond to landmarks was reduced by 43.1% and the response success rate increased by 26.2% [8]. guven and feiner added va to the ar system of the building so that mobile users can receive timely information about their location on the device while touring the building [9]. in the field of surgical training, va was generally used to highlight the target area, annotate the key area, guide the surgical route and process. andersen et al. guided the trainees to hold the scalpel, cut and suture the wound according to the indicated route through graphic markers, and could learn the operation repeatedly, effectively improving the training effect [10]. leo et al. believed that va can also be directly set on the heart model. they had built cardiacar software, which allowed users to click any position on the heart model and attach annotations, so as to facilitate surgeons to annotate different parts of the heart model in real time and review them as required [11]. in the field of maintenance and inspection, va can help non-specialists locate faults and follow instructions to communicate with remote repairmen. gauglitz et al had developed a visual space sharing enhancement system where users can communicate with each other through ar spatial annotation, and remote maintenance of devices can be completed with the support of the system [12]. leutert et al proposed an ar system in which users can add va to highlight faulty mechanical parts to facilitate remote maintenance communication of equipment [13]. in the field of construction machinery operation, there were few researches related to va. one part of these researches was to use va for safety monitoring and warning, such as the va developed by fang et al. for target positioning and safety early warning in the visual interface of auxiliary tower crane operation [14]. chen et al. also proposed a va to display object distance and warn dangerous areas in a visualization platform for construction activity monitoring [15].the another part was to use va to assist the teleoperation of construction machinery. among them, the research theory and experiment of va was relatively complete in the teleoperation of excavator proposed by hong et al. va helped operators to understand the field situation by highlighting the edge of obstacles or setting radar map on the screen to obtain the relative position of excavator and surrounding objects. in addition, va often appeared in augmented reality (ar). at present, ar is mainly used in teleoperation to add annotations to virtual simulation scenes to indicate the operation of machinery, so as to achieve improved operation success rate [16]. although va has been applied in most fields, it is still in the exploratory stage in the field of construction machinery teleoperation. exploring the effectiveness of va application in this field will improve the working efficiency of teleoperation from the point of view of improving the design of human-computer interaction interface of teleoperation. 2.2. spatial perception ability (spa) there is no clear standard for the definition of spatial perception ability (spa). du et al. believe that spatial perception is the process of determining an individual’s location in space, creating information about space in mind, identifying and understanding space, finding places, finding routes and describing places. menaca -brandan et al. consider that spa refers to the ability to generate, visualize, remember, and transform visual information such as pictures, maps, 3d images, etc. [17]. hegarty believes that spatial perception is an important aspect of human perception, which is essentially a process related to the interpretation of the incoming data of personal visual perception, including images, objects, maps, and scenes of specific situations in the environment [18]. based on the definitions of these different dimensions, scholars generally consider that spa is an important dimension of human intelligence, and humans with greater spa have more advantages in understanding, remembering, inferring and expressing spatial relationships. although spa is the inherent ability of human beings, it is not unchangeable. spa is not a whole trait, but contains several sub-abilities. as people grow up, these sub-abilities will change, so will the spa. ekstrome et al. divided spa into spatial orientation (so) and spatial visualization (sv) abilities [19]. pellegrino and long et al. believed that spa included spatial visualization (sv) and spatial relation (sr) [20, 21]. other scholars [22, 23] proposed the three classification models of spa: so, sv and sr. so, refers to the ability of people to obtain and maintain a specific perspective through the relative relationship between other objects in space, such as the position of something relative to other objects in the environment. sv refers to the ability of people to imagine the rotation, translation, folding or expansion of plane figures. sr, also known as mental rotation, is to imagine the appearance of an object after threedimensional arbitrary flipping. it follows that spa is related to the cognitive abilities involved in understanding 3d forms, understanding the position of objects in space, and transforming positions with respect to objects and other viewpoints. many studies have shown that people with greater spa have more advantages in stem fields including science, technology, engineering and mathematics. potential advantages of greater spa are also found in fields that require three-dimensional spatial imagination. for example, dror et al. argued that pilot selection should be based on spa, and try to select “natural” (greater spa) pilots. the reason is that mental rotation, abstract reasoning and spatial orientation are important factors valued in pilot selection tests, and these 45 abilities correspond to the above-mentioned three classification model [24]. menaca -brandan et al. found that astronauts with greater so and sr abilities spent significantly shorter operating time and observation time in the experiment through simulation experiments of operating extra vehicle robotic arms, indicating that there is a significant positive correlation between spa and operational performance. liu et al. proved through experiments that spa-related test results could be used to predict astronauts’ performance in operating extravehicular robotic arms, suggesting that astronauts with low spa scores could be trained in advance. in addition, since astronauts with better space skills are more likely to perform well, their work can be arranged more flexibly within a shorter time window. lathan et al. showed that operators’ spa was different among individuals, which could be reflected in teleoperation performance. the greater the spa was, the better the teleoperation performance would be, mainly because the strength of spa would affect the integration speed and accuracy of operators’ spatial information from different perspectives. these studies have proved that spa is closely related to the machinery teleoperation performance. however, current teleoperation studies related to spa are limited to the mechanical operation itself and do not further consider whether operators with different spa can effectively respond to va. in this paper, the relationship between spa and response to va will be explored experimentally, and the characteristics of “operator” that affect the overall performance of teleoperation will be discussed, in order to support the early selection of operators and the ability orientation in process training. 3. experiment this study adopted the simulation experiment method to explore the relationship between spa and the response to va, built the excavator teleoperation system on the unity3d platform, recruited subjects to complete the excavator teleoperation experiment, and obtained experimental performance data. paper test questionnaire was used to obtain the scores of each subject’s spa and its sub-items, and statistical analysis method was used to compare and analyze the two types of data. 3.1. spa test questionnaire design since the screen image watched by the subjects during the operation is from a self-centered perspective, there is no need to convert the perspective to observe the external view centered on the external world. the way to obtain the remote situation by integrating the center and external view has been realized by va which is easy to understand. therefore, so ability is not involved in this experiment. and because in the binary method of spa, sv and sr ability can be uniformly classified into sv ability, so this experiment adopts sv and sr two sub-abilities to test spa. as shown in table 1, the two measurement methods of sv mainly refer to the way people imagine in their minds the flat figure after folding and expanding, and can integrate several figures into a new figure by horizontal rotation and translation; the four test methods of sr mainly refer to the pattern that people imagine in their minds that flat or three-dimensional shapes are presented after a series of horizontal rotations and arbitrary flips. the final set consisted of 21 questions, and subjects were required to complete the test within 15 minutes, and the number of correct answers was used as the test score. table 1. composition of spa test question set sub-items test question question type number sv paper folding single choice 6 form board single choice 3 sr card rotation single choice 3 cube comparison single choice 3 psvt: r single choice 3 andenberg mr multiple choice 3 3.2. teleoperation experiment design in this study, the experimental system was developed in c#. the models of excavator and balls were downloaded in github and imported into the unity3d engine. fig. 1 shows the scene in which the excavator work part operation is completed in the experiment, which only involves the transfer of the ball through the operation of the main body rotation, bucket, stick, and boom, so no other modifications are required for the experimental scene. visual studio was used to write scripts to control the behavior of objects in the experimental system, position the camera, and determine the participant-centered perspective, that is, the driver’s perspective from the cab shown on the screen of fig. 2 to complete the interactive tasks in the experimental system. fig 1. experimental scene in unity3d fig. 2 shows the experimental scenario and equipment. the teleoperation platform is deployed on a computer with 3.70 ghz intel(r) core(tm), 64g ram, and nvidia geforce rtx 2080 ti with 11,048 mb vram. the screen in front of the subjects was used to display the teleoperation scenario, with a game joystick in each left and right hand and a keyboard placed in the middle for the necessary key control. fig 2. experimental equipment: desktop display, game joystick 46 two types of va, ring and cross (refer to fig. 3), were used to represent random obstacles or contingencies in the construction environment. subjects need to respond promptly and accurately to them during teleoperation. the ring-shaped va requires the operator to push the honk button while excavating, and the cross-shaped va requires the operator to cease operation until the va vanishes. va appears randomly anywhere on the screen. fig 3. diagram of the appearance of ring and cross-shaped va in teleoperation 3.3. participants participants were recruited from zhejiang university student population. a total of 30 students participated, 15 were male and 15 were female. their mean ages were 24.03 years with corresponding standard deviations of 2.03, respectively. all participants have no construction equipment operation experience. 3.4. experiment procedure first, subjects were required to fill out the pre-task questionnaire to provide information about gender, age, and previous 3d gaming experience. then, they should watch a short video introducing excavator operation, and they were given five minutes to familiarize the operation. next, they should watch another short video introducing the reaction to va, and two minutes were given to practice it. the last was the ten-minute formal test, in which two types of va appeared randomly anywhere on the screen, and the number of balls transferred and the number of correct va responses were displayed at the top left of the screen. the backend will also record the right or wrong and time of each response to va. the spa questionnaire was administered on another day, and participants were given 15 minutes to complete a paper questionnaire. 3.5. evaluation indicators and research hypothesis the average response time and response accuracy excluding non-response, the average response time counting only the correct response and the number of balls transferred were the four indicators of experimental performance, which were represented by tnun, rnun, tcorr and ntran respectively. the research hypothesis was based on the evaluation indicators: spa is significantly negatively correlated with values of tnun and tcorr, and positively correlated with values of rnun and ntran. 4. results 4.1. descriptive statistics descriptive statistics are performed on the scores of spa and its sub-abilities, sv and sr, as shown in table 2, and show that spa scores range from 7 to 18 (mean 12.2, standard deviation 2.5141), sv scores range from 0 to 5 (mean 2.73, standard deviation 1.4610), and sr scores range from 5 to 13 (mean 9.47, standard deviation 1.6914). the total score of the questionnaire was 21 points, and there were 30 valid questionnaires. the values of the spa, sv and sr conform to a normal distribution. table 2. descriptive statistics of spa, sv and sr spa items n min max mean std. spa 30 7 18 12.20 2.5141 sv 30 0 5 2.73 1.4610 sr 30 5 13 9.47 1.6914 according to the meaning, calculation method and background data of the indicators in 3.5, the values of the corresponding evaluation indicators are calculated, and the descriptive statistical results are shown in table 3. table 3 indicates that the overall value of the tcorr indicator is larger than the value of the tnun indicator, which is in line with the reality that “it usually takes more time to complete the correct response”. table 3. descriptive statistics of evaluation indicators indicators min max mean std. tnun 0.589 1.339 0.868 0.1666 tcorr 0.640 1.381 0.935 0.1729 rnun 0.558 0.925 0.795 0.095 ntran 158 679 372 129 in addition to these four indicators, this paper also makes classification and description statistics on one of the potential influencing variables, the type of va, which is due to the difference in the response requirements of the cross-shaped and ring-shaped vas to the participants, which may lead to the impact of the analysis conclusions when these two types of vas are put together for data analysis. thus, table 4 shows the descriptive statistical results of two vas calculated from the background data under the three indicators. the results indicate that the values of tnun and tcorr indicators in the cross-shaped va response are smaller, and the values of the rnun indicator are larger, which reflects the characteristics of more time-consuming and difficult response of ring-shaped va. table 4. descriptive statistics of evaluation indicators under different vas indicators vas min max mean std. tnun cross 0.545 1.291 0.8129 0.1742 ring 0.612 1.511 0.9208 0.1982 tcorr cross 0.609 1.397 0.9179 0.1883 ring 0.695 1.462 0.9810 0.2080 rnun cross 0.833 1.000 0.9740 0.0397 ring 0.188 0.875 0.6141 0.1913 before discussing the relationship between spa and the four indicators of operational performance, it is necessary to understand the correlation between spa and its sub-items, as shown in table 5. table 5 shows that there is a strong correlation between spa and sr (r=0.745, p=0.000), the correlation between spa and sv is weaker (r=0.473, p=0.008), and the correlation between sv and sr is weaker and less significant (r=0.268, p=0.151). 47 table 5. correlation between spa and its sub-items test items spa sv sr spa pearson correlation coefficient 1 0.473** 0.745** sig. (twotailed) 0.008 0.000 sv pearson correlation coefficient 0.473** 1 0.268 sig. (twotailed) 0.008 0.151 sr pearson correlation coefficient 0.745** 0.268 1 sig. (twotailed) 0.000 0.151 since the correlation between spa and its sub-items will cause independent variable multicollinearity problem, it is not suitable to use linear regression method to analyze its impact on operation performance evaluation index. correlation analysis will be used to analyze the relationship between spa items and the corresponding dependent variable indexes, which has been successfully applied in the research of menchacha-brandan et al. 4.2. correlation analysis 4.2.1. average response time the correlation between tnun and tcorr indexes and spa and its sub-items was obtained by using the spss bivariate correlation analysis function. all values conform to a normal distribution. spa, sv and sr all showed a negative correlation with tnun and tcorr indexes, but the relationship is not significant (p>0.05), see table 6. table 6. correlation analysis of spa items with dependent variables tnun and tcorr indicators test items spa sv sr tnun pearson correlation coefficient -0.144 -0.160 -0.058 sig.(twotailed) 0.447 0.397 0.760 tcorr pearson correlation coefficient -0.172 -0.161 -0.124 sig.(twotailed) 0.363 0.394 0.514 table 7. correlation analysis of spa items with tnun and tcorr indicators corresponding to two vas spa items indicators vas pearson correlation coefficient sig. (two-tailed) spa tnun cross -0.077 0.690 ring -0.411* 0.024 tcorr cross -0.077 0.680 ring -0.402* 0.028 sv tnun cross -0.057 0.770 ring -0.360 0.053 tcorr cross -0.080 0.681 ring -0.340 0.067 sr tnun cross 0.001 0.993 ring -0.394* 0.033 tcorr cross -0.008 0.971 ring -0.400* 0.028 in this regard, the situation of different response difficulties of cross-shaped and ring-shaped vas described in 4.1 can be linked, and two kinds of vas can be separated from the spa items for correlation analysis, and the results are shown in the table 7 and fig. 4. when the two types of vas are discussed separately, the tnun and tcorr indicators corresponding to the ring-shaped va have a significant negative correlation with the spa and sr items, but the tnun and tcorr indicators corresponding to the cross-shaped va have no significant negative correlation with the three index items of spa. fig 4. correlation analysis of spa items with tnun and tcorr indicators corresponding to two vas 4.2.2. response accuracy table 8 shows that spa, sv and sr are not significantly correlated with rnun index (p>0.05), but there is a positive correlation trend overall. table 9 shows that when the two types of vas are discussed separately, the rnun indicator value still has no significant positive correlation with the spa items. table 8. correlation analysis of spa items with rnun text items spa sv sr rnun pearson correlation coefficient 0.284 0.129 0.222 sig. (two-tailed) 0.128 0.495 0.238 table 9. correlation analysis of spa items with rnun corresponding to two vas spa items indicator vas pearson correlation coefficient sig.(twotailed) spa rnun cross 0.086 0.651 ring 0.182 0.333 sv rnun cross -0.201 0.311 ring 0.153 0.441 sr rnun cross 0.038 0.840 ring 0.141 0.453 48 4.2.3. the number of balls transferred the ntran indicator measures the number of balls transferred by participants in the same amount of time, representing the productivity of excavator teleoperation. the results of correlation analysis (refer to table 10 and fig. 5) showed that spa and sr had a significant positive correlation with the ntran index (p=0.008, p=0.004), which verified the hypothesis that the greater the spatial perception ability, the higher the mechanical operation performance. sv value has a weak correlation with the ntran index, and the relationship in not significant. table 10. correlation analysis of spa items with ntran text items spa sv sr ntran pearson correlation coefficient 0.477** 0.022 0.513** sig. (two-tailed) 0.008 0.920 0.004 fig 5. correlation analysis of spa items with ntran 5. data analysis and interpretation the positive relationship between spa and sr and operational performance (the number of balls transferred in this study) has been demonstrated by existing studies. the results once again verified the positive relationship between spatial perception ability and teleoperation performance, and can explain the validity of the data of this experiment to some extent. the inverse relationship between spa and sr and reaction time stems from the ability to perceive the global picture and the mental workload associated with spatial perception ability. mental workload is a measure of how well a person’s information processing system is used when the system is working. the aforementioned studies have demonstrated that a person with better spatial perception ability has lower mental workload, so it is reasonable to assume that he has a greater global observation ability and enough attention to perceive things beyond the operation itself.this was demonstrated in this experiment by the fact that those with better spa and sr had shorter mean reaction times to the ringshaped va. however, for the response of cross-shaped va, reaction times did not differ significantly. in the feedback comments, most subjects mentioned that the cross is often encountered in real life and usually represents the meaning of “stop”, so they can respond correctly in time without thinking much, and then there is no significant difference in this index between different spatial perception ability. as can be seen from table 4, the mean response time corresponding to crossshaped va is shorter than that of ring-shaped va, and the mean response accuracy is higher than that of ring-shaped va. therefore, two conclusions can be drawn: (1) when the cognitive/mental workload and hand-eye coordination requirements of a certain va are very low, there is no significant difference in the response of operators with different spatial perception ability to it, and they can all make effective response to it in time, and the response rate is high; (2) with the increase of cognitive/mental workload and handeye coordination requirements attached to va, the response accuracy will decrease, and the response time will increase. cognitive workload is a similar concept to mental workload. mental workload is mainly based on the assumption that human cognitive ability is limited, the main motivation is to quantify the mental cost of performing tasks, in order to predict the performance of the operator and the system, and the ultimate goal is to develop work content that matches the level of mental workload. cognitive workload is mainly based on the assumption that human’s working memory ability is limited, and more emphasis is placed on the design of system form. the ultimate goal is to design appropriate training environment or instruction, without imposing unnecessary extra cognitive load and wasting cognitive resources. the cross-shaped va design itself had a lower cognitive load, so there was no significant difference in response.since teleoperators are often in a highly stressful work situation, any slight increase in difficulty and cognitive load would represent a dramatic escalation of difficulty for them. therefore, va in teleoperating systems should be associated with a low cognitive load. for example, the form and color of va can be selected to match the common response scenarios in real life. for the response accuracy, all the results are not significant, which also may be related to the simplicity of the response requirement of the ring and cross. the 2-minute practice before the formal experiment and the learning process during the formal experiment were sufficient for the subjects to remember the operation, which resulted in no significant difference in the correctness index between different spatial perception ability. the assessment indicator associated with response accuracy was tcorr. tcorr and tnun were similar to the results of the spatial perception ability analysis.the reason for using this indicator is that the goal of teleoperation is to respond quickly and accurately to the va. some operators may respond quickly but operate incorrectly; some operators may respond correctly but operate too slowly, both of which are detrimental to the safe and efficient completion of teleoperation tasks. again, it was logical that there was no significant positive correlation between rnun and spatial perception ability. based on the “multiple resources theory”, subjects with greater spatial perception ability can understand the task environment faster, master operation skills, and have relatively few mental resources for the main task of transferring small balls, so there will be more mental resources and attention to pay attention to and identify different vas, mobilize mental resources to think about the requirements of different vas, and quickly complete the response operation through hand-eye coordination. therefore, tcorr with both time and accuracy is the most representative index for the purpose of this experiment. although the rnun index has nothing to do with the strength of spatial perception ability in this experiment, due to the lack of relevant studies, in order to ensure the accuracy of the conclusions, experiments can be added in the future, the difficulty and type of va operations can be increased in the experiment, or the obstacles that may be encountered in 49 the actual work scene can be represented in a variety of different va forms, so as to re-explore the relationship between spatial perception ability and response accuracy in various situations, and then support the design of va in remote operating systems. based on the conclusion that “the greater the spatial perception ability, the significantly shorter the response time of the participant to respond to the va”, we can select construction machinery teleoperators by examining the spa of personnel in advance. the examination of spa still adopts the method of test question set, and the test questions corresponding to sv, sr, and so abilities are selected according to the work content, and the relevant test questions can also be changed according to the actual situation. in the case of a gradual shortage of labor in the construction industry, the way to effectively train operators in a timely manner to improve spa is more realistic, which is also part of the increasing proportion of excavator teleoperation research on operators, that is, using vr-based training methods, which can provide operators with an immersive and interactive virtual environment to help them better understand and master operational skills. researches have proved that spa can be gradually improved through continuous spatial manipulation exercises. in addition, training methods based on vr technology can also be used for operator selection. by observing how operators perform in a virtual environment, their spatial awareness and operational skills can be better assessed, providing a reference for selecting the appropriate operator. 6. conclusion the overarching goal of this study was to investigate the responses to va of operators with different spa levels during excavator teleoperation. the study collected quantitative experimental data based on the excavator simulator operating platform and spa test question sets, which were subjected to correlation analysis to test the hypotheses. the analyzed data showed that those with greater spa had shorter reaction time and more balls transferred, but there was no significant difference in the correctness of the va response among the different spa. the result can optimize the prior management of excavator teleoperations to some extent, by incorporating the spa test into the assessment criteria and intensive training. for the response accuracy, we suggest future investigations with more subjects, better experimental design and test equipment. testing on different types of construction equipment will also be helpful. references [1] ha q, yen l, balaguer c. robotic autonomous systems for earthmoving in military applications [j]. automation in construction, 2019, 107: 102934. 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[24] dror i e, kosslyn s m, waag w l. visual-spatial abilities of pilots [j]. journal of applied psychology, 1993, 78(5): 763. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 109 the empirical analysis of the eu artificial intelligence act quan shi * school of international law, china university of political science and law, beijing, china abstract: ai applications have a significant impact on our online experience, determining the content we see based on predictions of our preferences. ai is also utilized in various domains, such as law enforcement for facial recognition and data analysis, personalized advertising, and even cancer diagnosis and treatment. in essence, ai has become increasingly influential in shaping different aspects of our lives. recognizing the significance of ai, the european union has taken a pioneering step by introducing the artificial intelligence act, addressing this important issue on a global scale. this article aims to elucidate and illustrate the mechanisms outlined in the eu's artificial intelligence act. keywords: artificial intelligence; artificial intelligence act; high-risk ai systems. 1. introduction the eu ai act is introduced by the european union (eu) to establish regulations for artificial intelligence (ai) systems. its main goals are to promote the ethical and responsible use of ai, safeguard fundamental rights, and foster innovation and competitiveness in the ai field. the act encompasses various essential aspects such as a risk-based approach, regulations for high-risk ai systems, requirements for transparency and accountability, among others. as the first comprehensive set of regulations in the ai industry, the eu ai act holds substantial influence globally. this article will delve into the crucial components of this proposed legislation in order to provide a comprehensive understanding of it. 2. legislative process of the eu ai act on april 21, 2021, the european commission submitted the "proposal for a regulation laying down harmonized rules on artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence act) and amending certain union legislative acts" to the european parliament. this proposal was the result of multiple discussions and took into consideration the european union's white paper on artificial intelligence and the european parliament's proposal on ethical guidelines for artificial intelligence. it also considered proposals from the european council and the high-level expert group on artificial intelligence. the proposal went through the legislative process. the european commission focused on the ethical and legal regulation of the ai industry and made efforts to establish specific institutional arrangements based on the understanding and trust of ordinary people. specifically, the high-level expert group on artificial intelligence developed and revised the "ethics guidelines for trustworthy artificial intelligence" and the "assessment list for trustworthy artificial intelligence" in june 2019, which were finalized and published in july 2020, confirming the seven conditions specified in the existing guidelines. in addition, the european commission published a white paper in february 2020, discussing the necessity of legal regulation for ai algorithms and actively engaging eu member states and citizens in the consultation process. against this backdrop, the european parliament passed a report in october 2020 on the ethical principles, civil liability, and intellectual property related to artificial intelligence. further research on ai regulation was conducted in various fields such as ai applications, education, culture, and audiovisual sectors. combining the content of these reports, the eu ai act was ultimately proposed. on 14 june 2023, meps adopted parliaments negotiating position on the ai act. the talks will now begin with eu countries in the council on the final form of the law. the aim is to reach an agreement by the end of this year. it is worth noting that the development of this act differs from that of the united states and china, and it is more oriented towards serving as a trade regulatory system to improve the current disadvantageous situation of the eu industry. 3. key framework of the eu ai act the act clearly defines the scope of artificial intelligence systems as follows: firstly, systems developed by human design for specific purposes; secondly, systems developed using techniques or methods such as machine learning, logic and knowledge-based, statistical methods, etc.; thirdly, systems explicitly designated as software for enabling interaction between these systems (article 3(1) and annex i of the ai act). the specific provisions proposed in the act generally follow a "risk-based regulatory approach," which balances the methods for addressing risks and issues related to artificial intelligence without hindering the development of new technologies or increasing costs. this risk-based approach determines the intensity of regulation based on the risk level of ai systems to fundamental rights in the eu, particularly imposing obligations on high-risk ai systems while prescribing modified obligations and codes of conduct for other ai systems. it is worth noting that high-risk ai systems are the primary focus of regulation in the act, and various requirements are established for allowing the use of these systems. in this context, the eu ai act applies not only to providers of specific ai systems placed on the market or put into service within the eu and users who utilize ai systems for commercial purposes within the eu but also to providers and 110 users of ai systems located outside the eu if their outcomes are used within the eu (article 2(1)(a), (b), (c) and article 3(4) of the ai act).regarding regulatory bodies, the act establishes the european artificial intelligence board composed of representatives from member states and the european commission to ensure effective cooperation between this board, national regulatory authorities, and the european commission. additionally, the european commission will provide consultation and expertise to eu member states and collect and share best practices among member states (articles 56-58 of the ai act). in order to consider the decline and risks to industries, especially the necessity of technological innovation for small and startup enterprises, the law provides various support measures, with the most representative being the ai regulatory sandbox system (articles 53 to 55 of the ai act). 4. risk-based specific regulatory approach (1) unacceptable risk situations the attitude taken by the ai act is to prohibit the use of ai systems with specific purposes that violate the fundamental values of the european union. specifically, if an ai system is designed to manipulate people's behavior through subconscious influence, exploit specific vulnerable groups, enable public institutions to assess and categorize the reliability of individuals through ai-based social credit scoring systems, or use real-time remote biometric systems for law enforcement purposes, it falls into this category. the use of such systems is generally prohibited. (2) high-risk situations a. high-risk ai systems the requirements and conditions for high-risk ai systems are mainly based on the recommendations of the high-level expert group on artificial intelligence (hleg) and the trustworthy artificial intelligence assessment list. these high-risk ai systems are defined in articles 6(1) and 6(2) of the ai act and are regulated in two ways. specifically, the ai act designates products listed in annex ii as ai systems that require conformity assessment or safety components for such products, regardless of their independence (article 6(2) of the ai act). for example, annex ii includes machines, toys, recreational and personal watercraft, elevators, explosive gas devices and protection systems, radio equipment, high-voltage equipment, cableways, personal protective equipment, gas combustion devices, medical devices, laboratory diagnostic equipment, cars, civil aircraft, motorcycles, tricycles and equipment for maritime use, railway systems, etc. on the other hand, annex iii classifies high-risk ai systems based on specific purposes (article 6(2)). specifically, it covers ai systems related to eight specific purposes, including biometric recognition and classification of natural persons, management and operation of critical infrastructure, education and vocational training, employment, worker management, and self-employment opportunities, access to and enjoyment of essential private/public services and welfare, law enforcement, immigration, asylum, and border control, and justice and democratic processes. in particular, for annex iii, the ai act stipulates that the implementing committee can modify its scope of application based on specific requirements (article 7(1)) and take into account factors such as the occurrence of harm, the possibility of threatening fundamental rights, and inequalities between users (article 7(2)). b. risk management system for high-risk ai systems, legal responsibilities are not only imposed on system suppliers and manufacturers but also on distributors, importers, users, and other third parties. specifically, articles 16 to 29 of the ai act provide specific obligations, including fulfilling the requirements of the act, establishing a quality management system (including compliance strategies, system design, testing, data management procedures, risk management systems, postmarket surveillance, liability systems, etc.), obligations to compile technical documentation, obligations to keep logs generated by high-risk ai systems under control, obligations to execute relevant compliance assessment procedures before market release or provision of services for high-risk ai systems, obligations to comply with registration requirements (registering ai systems in the european union database), obligations to implement necessary corrective measures, obligations to notify national authorities or certification bodies of non-compliance issues with high-risk ai systems used or serviced and the corrective measures taken, obligations to affix the ce marking to high-risk ai systems that comply with the regulations, obligations to provide evidence of compliance with requirements upon request from competent national authorities, and so on. in the case of market release or provision of services with high-risk ai systems, manufacturers bear the same responsibilities as ai system suppliers, while importers and distributors have obligations to ensure compliance, timely notify risks, properly store and transport the systems, provide information, and cooperate. furthermore, users of high-risk ai systems also have specific obligations, including following provided user guides, using input data that aligns with the system's purpose, monitoring the system, notifying risks and prohibiting use, retaining records, and protecting data. in summary, high-risk ai systems must meet requirements such as data governance, transparency, controllability, accuracy, robustness, and security. they need to establish corresponding risk management systems, technical documentation, and document retention systems to be able to be released and used. 5. conformity assessment as a licensing condition (1) conformity assessment system in addition to meeting the basic licensing conditions specified in the act, the most important requirement for supplying or releasing high-risk ai systems is to undergo a conformity assessment procedure as stipulated in article 43 of the ai act (article 19 of the ai act). in other words, among all the obligated entities defined in the act, especially suppliers bear the broadest obligations, and for high-risk systems, whether involving internal controls (annex iv) or controls conducted by notified bodies (annex viii), they must undergo a conformity assessment procedure, including obtaining the ce marking. according to the ai act, conformity assessment bodies will be supervised by the notifying authorities designated by each member state (article 30, article 31 of the ai act), and these bodies will be responsible for verifying the compliance of high-risk ai systems (article 33(1) of the ai act). 111 (2) methods of conformity assessment for providers, in the case of remote biometric identification systems and critical infrastructure management and operation systems, they need to first demonstrate compliance with eu harmonized standards and then either undergo a selfassessment based on internal control or undergo a conformity assessment by a third-party certification body based on their quality management systems and technical documentation within the specified timeframe. if eu harmonized standards are not applicable or only partially applicable, a conformity assessment by a third-party certification body is required (article 43(1) of the ai act). in particular, self-assessment based on internal control will be carried out by demonstrating compliance with the act's requirements through quality management systems, information in technical documentation, the system's design and development process, and post-market management and surveillance (annex vi). during this process, certification bodies will confirm the assessment results by issuing certificates of conformity assessment (certificates) (article 44 of the ai act). (3) obligations of notified bodies and market surveillance authorities the ai act grants the appointment and supervisory powers of notified bodies and conformity assessment bodies to the notifying authorities designated by each member state (article 30, article 31 of the ai act).therefore, notified bodies must provide the notifying authorities with information such as eu technical documentation assessment certificates issued according to the requirements of the act, annexes to the certificates, approval of quality management systems, and eu technical documentation assessment certificates issued according to the requirements of annex vii (article 46(1) of the ai act). additionally, each notified body must provide information on refused or revoked quality management systems based on requests from other notified bodies (article 46(2) of the ai act). specifically, each notified body must also provide information regarding the results of conformity assessments to other notified bodies performing similar conformity assessment activities (article 46(3) of the ai act). in exceptional cases, market surveillance authorities may allow exemptions for the conformity assessment of high-risk ai systems. these exemptions may be granted within the territory of relevant member states for specific high-risk ai systems based on reasons such as public safety, protection of individual life and health, environmental protection, and protection of important industrial and infrastructure assets. however, the duration of such exemptions should be limited to a reasonable period for conducting necessary conformity assessment procedures and should be terminated immediately after completing such procedures (article 47(1) of the ai act). 6. eu self-declaration and ce conformity mark suppliers of ai systems must prepare an eu declaration of conformity for each ai system and keep the declaration for at least 10 years after the ai system's release or service initiation. if requested by the relevant authorities in the respective countries, the supplier must provide copies of the eu declaration of conformity (article 48(1)). regarding the content of the eu declaration of conformity, the ai act specifies that it must state the specific high-risk nature of the ai system and its compliance with the requirements outlined in chapter 2 of the act, including all the information listed in annex v (article 48(2), article 48(3)). additionally, an eu declaration of conformity should be prepared to ensure coherence with other relevant eu regulations related to highrisk ai systems and include the necessary information for identification of applicable eu harmonization legislation (article 48(3)). the ce conformity mark must be affixed directly to the high-risk ai system in a legible and permanent manner. however, if direct affixing is impractical, it may be affixed through packaging or accompanying documents (article 49(1)). 7. conclusion through the above analysis, it is clear that the ai act provides for legislative rules and oversight by designated independent national authorities, with certain heavy penalties, while relying on co-regulation, standardization, and certification rules. in doing so, it grants ai providers too prominent a role in the implementation of the regulation, giving them discretionary power, particularly in internal control, and excessively relying on the effectiveness of conformity assessment and the ce mark. flexible selfregulatory arrangements need to be balanced by strict regulatory authorities. however, the implementation of the ai act primarily relies on national competencies without ensuring the staffing and funding of member state authorities responsible for enforcing the proposed regulation. in this regard, the limitations already encountered, for example in the implementation of the gdpr, could be reproduced here. references [1] eu artificial intelligence act, https:// artificial intelligence act. eu/. 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"standardizing ai-the case of the european commission's proposal for an artificial intelligence act." the cambridge handbook of artificial intelligence: global perspectives on law and ethics (2021) 241-268. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 83 research on real‐time simulation of automobile production line based on discrete event and multiagent yujie zhang 1, *, jiawei li 2 1 xi'an technological university, china 2 ccteg xi’an research institute, china abstract: to improve the production efficiency and quality of the automobile production line, optimize the balance rate of the production line, and realize the digital mapping of the new energy automobile production line. the critical production lines of new energy vehicles are accurately modeled and visualized in the anylogic environment using multi-agent and discrete event modeling methods. through the establishment of data connection with actual equipment and the simulation of the operation of the production line, a visual simulation and analysis interface of the production line is built to detect the impact of process time on the balance rate, whether the inventory strategy is reasonable and whether it meets the actual production requirements, reduce the optimization cost, and provide a new idea for the digital twin system of the automobile production line. keywords: discrete events; multi agent; visualization platform; new energy vehicles; anylogic. 1. introduction with the increasing differentiation of market demand and demand for new energy vehicles [1], batch products are no longer popular with the public. users are gradually pursuing diversified and personalized new energy vehicle products. automobile manufacturing is a multi-dimensional operation process with multiple links and strong concurrency. there are many uncertain factors and unexpected situations in the production process, and multiple links affect each other. the improvement of traditional lean production has a slow effect, high cost, and high risk, which could be more conducive to dealing with the rapidly changing market requirements. therefore, it is necessary to demonstrate the feasibility and rationality of the plan before the enterprise adjusts the production line. with the development of manufacturing technology, computer simulation technology has become increasingly popular [2]. use the achievements of computer science and technology to build the simulated model and use different conditions to conduct dynamic experiments on the model to obtain optimal results. computer simulation has the characteristics of high efficiency, safety, fewer environmental constraints, and variable time scale. the simulation model can be used to analyze and study the problems with a high dynamic, strong dispersion, high uncertainty, and complexity in the production process. it can realize dynamic resource reorganization, improve production efficiency, and help automobile enterprises to carry out decision control and production scheduling. a series of achievements have been made in researching automobile production line simulation at home and abroad. yu minghu [3] elaborated on a series of critical points in the simulation of an automobile stamping production line. pang zaixiang [4] used delmia software to simulate the beat simulation and simulation of the auto stamping line. wang leiding [5] used emulate3d to simulate the pbs reservoir scheduling and sequencing of a final assembly workshop and realized plc's control of the simulation software. chu yunjun [6] simulates and optimizes the assembly line of automobile rear axles through em-plant. ferreira [7] proposed to evaluate complex manufacturing systems through a discrete event simulation model. wan jianye [8] realized the simulation and optimization of automobile assembly lines through flexsim. michael [9] proposed an innovative virtual factory simulation method that can quickly simulate existing plans. guerrero [10] used the simpython library to realize the design and simulation of harnesses in automobile production lines. lachenmaier [11] realized the simulation application of the cps system in the automobile production line. feng [12] established a system dynamics model of worker training for the auto production line and optimized the production line from the level of worker management policy and team structure. there are various kinds of objects in the automobile production line, and each object has different control strategies. in order to make the simulation process close to the actual operating environment, based on the discrete event simulation, the simulation model is established by fusing multi-agent objects, using the mixed modeling method of discrete event and multi-agent, taking the materials in the production line as agents. using a database and opc ua communication protocol, the digital mapping of the simulation system to the actual production line is realized, and the vehicle's real-time simulation and analysis visualization system is established. the software is compiled using anylogic [13-14] software, currently the only commercial software that supports multi-agent and discrete event hybrid simulation. 2. system description 2.1. analysis of research objects the automobile production system mainly includes material storage, material scheduling, production line operation, and other parts, and its composition is relatively complex. in the production line operation, vehicles, materials, and transport vehicles are all active entities. changes in the status of each entity during operation may affect the decisions 84 of other entities. therefore, it is necessary to consider the overall operation mechanism of the model as well as the information transmission mode between entities. the agent [15-16] is an independent application program with autonomy, interaction, interaction, and collaboration characteristics. the structure is shown in figure 1. control/decisionmaking level perceptron actuator process/function executive level communication layer: interactive interface data 1 data k object i object j agent figure 1. structure of agent the agent uses the internal perceptron and interface to realize the perception and acquisition of the external environment information, makes decisions and judgments through the decision layer, and transmits the instructions to the actuator to complete the action execution. compared with the traditional simulation model, the agent modeling method is more suitable for the operation rules of the real world. 2.2. simulation framework the whole simulation model relies on the event table to push forward the time. by discretizing the continuous time, it simulates the laws of real-world operation. ∆ is the step time, starting from t0, and the model starts from t0 to tn, and executes the events at each time point in turn. the structure of the event table is as follows: <event table>= (<event type>, <event time>, <agentid>, <event attribute>) because the program is executed in sequence, it is executed randomly when multiple events co-occur at a certain time. figure 2 shows the system simulation framework. agent 1 agent 2 agent n virtual physical environment t0 t1 t2 tn agent n-1 ... event table event flow feedback flow interactive flow data stream figure 2. system simulation framework the agents interact with each other by sending messages. each message contains the message content and execution time. the message will be put into the corresponding time node of the event table according to the execution time to wait for the call. the command will be executed when the model runs to the time node. 2.3. system architecture the simulation system has five layers in total, including the physical layer, transport layer, storage layer, virtual layer, and monitoring layer. as shown in figure 3. virtual layer plc sensor transmitter monitoring layer sql server database opc ua communication protocol physical layer steel plate magnetization door welding magnetization electrophoresis ed sanding wax injection lasd robot spraying flame plating finishing paint drying room and buffer area spot repair degreasing and phosphating final assembly line agent 1 three-dimensional model state diagram communication interface variable module 1 rule variable rule virtual external environment event table ... ... adjusting parameters visualization page statistical analysis of data agent n three-dimensional model state diagram communication interface variable rule variable module n rule storage layer transport layer figure 3. simulation system architecture (1) physical layer. including field equipment sensors, controllers, and other equipment. (2) transport layer. the primary function is to connect the physical and storage layers using the opc ua communication protocol. read the field data at the beginning of the simulation and write it to the database. (3) storage tier. the sql server database reads and stores the physical layer data. (4) virtual layer. the virtual layer includes agents, process modules, schedules, and virtual environments. (5) monitoring layer. realize parameter adjustment of the 85 simulation model, visual view of the model, and statistical analysis of simulation results. 2.4. process analysis start program initialization read external data external data writing model operation model finish figure 4. flow chart of simulation system figure 4 shows the flow chart of the simulation system of the automobile production line. during operation, the simulation system can simulate the inventory status, order demand, and production line operation of materials. during production, the order will be processed according to the set operation sequence and the time required for each operation. during processing, the arrival of the required materials will be monitored at any time, and the corresponding status will be changed according to the arrival of the materials. the material system will conduct real-time analysis and dynamic adjustment of the inventory status according to the existing demand strategy and distribute materials according to the scheduling strategy. the order processing process is shown in figure 5, where coating n is the coating workshop process and install n is the assembly workshop process. new orders materials arrive at install n assembly area n>=17 waiting coating n process initial materials are complete general assembly workshop material x n=1 n=n+1 install nprocess n=1 n>=22 n=n+1 finished goods warehousing material x receipt x corresponding out of stock in assembly area transfer to x corresponding assembly area inventory is lower than lower storage limit material x orders inventory is higher than upper storage limit item x stops placing orders y y y y n n n y y n n y n send a message to the warehouse n figure 5. production flow chart 2.5. mathematical description of the production line system 2.5.1. agent model the agent package contains 3d models, internal attributes, running rules, and messages. the mathematical description of a single agent is as follows: agent=<mod, attribute, rule, instruction, msg> table 1 shows the meaning of each subset. table 1. meaning of agent subset subset name meaning agent agent mod 3d model attribute internal attribute rule internal operation rules instruction execute command msg various messages 2.5.2. message system a message is an instruction that an individual needs to process or request feedback from others. its mathematical description is: msg=<msgid, dest, source, msgtype, content, send time, elapsetime, validtime> table 2 shows the meaning of each subset. table 2. message subset meaning subset name meaning msgid unique id of the message dest agents receiving messages source agent sending message msgtype message type content message content sendtime sending time elapsetime delay time validtime effective time 3. model establishment take a production line with four workshops and three warehouses, as shown in figure 6. take a production line with four workshops and three warehouses, as shown in figure 6.2 model establishment. take a production line with four workshops and three warehouses, as shown in figure 6. in order to verify the feasibility of the model, the following assumptions are made: (1) there are 57 processes in total, including ten processes in the stamping workshop, eight in the body workshop, 17 in the painting workshop, and 22 in the assembly workshop. (2) to simplify the model, there are three customizable options: battery, wheel hub, and interior trim, two for each, and eight types of customizable vehicles. (3) the painting workshop and the assembly workshop are 86 streamlined workshops. the back-office vehicles can only be processed after the front office vehicles are processed. each process can accommodate at most one vehicle for processing. stamping workshop stamping workshop warehouse body workshop painting workshop general assembly workshop material warehouse spraying production line general assembly line figure 6. layout plan of a workshop (4) the material will arrive immediately after the order is placed. 3.1. agent design the model design includes 38 kinds of agents, including body skeleton agents, material agents, and vehicle agents. figure 7 shows the body skeleton agent model. receptor actuator decision code internal clockmsg msg type variable (int) time variable (date) state variable (double) three-dimensional model figure 7. body framework agent model the agent includes a model, interface, variable, and state flow chart. the specific meaning is as follows: (1) model and interface select the car model inside anylogic to generate 2d and 3d data. the message-receiving port is responsible for receiving external messages, the decision algorithm is responsible for data analysis and processing, and the command-sending port sends the generated execution instructions. (2) variable it mainly includes state variables, time variables, and configuration variables. state variables: after simplifying the model, four nodes are selected for variable marking, from coating to final assembly. the operation state diagram will modify the corresponding variables when the model runs to the corresponding node. at the same time, the variables are associated with the 3d model of the automobile agent to realize the real-time change of the model's appearance during the operation. time variable: record the start processing and completion time. configuration variables: different record configurations in user orders. (3) state flow chart send information to the car agent through the external environment, trigger the car agent status to change accordingly, and execute different instructions. 3.2. process construction table 3. statistics of module usage 87 module 1 agent 2 module 2 module 3 module n-2 ...module 4 module 5 module 6 agent 1 module 13 module 14 module 15 module 8 module 7 module 9 module 12 module 11 module n-3 module n-1 module n module 10 agent 3 agent 4 figure 8. module process model figure 9. stock in and stock out flow chart of a material the process construction includes the processing process of each workshop, the material warehousing and delivery process, and the distribution process of the transport vehicle and conveyor belt. select the corresponding module from the anylogic process library, and build the process model of the whole system according to the production and transportation processes. the intelligent experience is generated in the source module, and the subsequent modules are run according to the rules of each module until the sink module eliminates the intelligent agent. the modules used and their corresponding names are shown in table 3. figure 8 shows the module process model. take a material in the warehouse of the assembly workshop as an example. the material is generated by the source5 module and stored on the shelf. when a new order is generated, it will be delivered to the specified location, as shown in figure 9. 3.3. model evaluation 3.3.1. timeliness of simulation model the connection between the model and the on-site industrial control plc can ensure that the on-site parameters can be read with minimal refresh time when the simulation model is running and the timely update of the model parameters is realized. 3.3.2. repeatability of the simulation model the model includes the complete simulation of all processes, from sheet metal stamping to final assembly, involving three parts: process, inventory, and transportation. in the early stage, the construction was completed according to the actual production line. each region's operation process and judgment rules remain unchanged during the simulation process. the simulation results only relate to order, warehousing details, and inventory information. therefore, it is only necessary to read the latest values of the relevant data at the beginning of the simulation, and the simulation can be repeated. 3.3.3. adjustability of the simulation model in addition to external data, the input of the simulation model can also modify the operation time, order, and material information during the simulation process to study the impact of different conditions on the simulation results. 3.4. visualization interface figure 10. simulation page figure 11. simulation page in addition to running with existing parameters, the simulation platform can adjust the operation time twice at the beginning and during the operation to observe the effect of different operation times on the efficiency of the production line. the production line can be simulated by reading the database at a specific time. the operator can also implement the warehousing operation of various materials. at the same 88 time, the platform can display the current material inventory. the simulation platform can realize the transformation of the 3d or 2d model perspective through the mobile interface in the way of a 3d window or 2d plane, as shown in figure 1012. figure 12. simulation page 3.5. data statistical analysis according to the purpose of the simulation model, the data statistics and analysis page is designed. the page is divided into three areas: inventory status, production line status, and completed status. it can reflect the details of each area under the current simulation time in real-time. inventory, including the inventory balance of main accessories and the proportion of different models of similar materials; 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[16] deng hongzhong, tan yuejin, chi yan. a research method for complex systems -multi-agent based integrated modeling and simulation method [j]. systems engineering, 2000 (04): 73-7. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 162 research on beidou navigation interference monitoring technology based on cfar xiaodong zhang, benlei su college of electronic and information, southwest minzu university, chengdu, china. abstract: satellite monitoring stations are often affected by strong clutter and interference when monitoring targets. when ground receivers receive target signals, they also receive noise, clutter, and interference signals. these signals have randomness and signal strength changes from time to time. therefore, constant false alarm detection technology is used to detect interference signals. cfar detectors construct different system functions in different clutter environments and maintain a constant false alarm rate by adaptively modifying the detection threshold. a comparison of cfar algorithms shows that ca_ the cfar algorithm has excellent monitoring performance in uniform environments_ cfar is suitable for multi target environments, go_ cfar performs well in clutter edge environments, so_ cfar performs well under various conditions. keywords: satellite navigation; interference monitoring; matlab; cfar; constant false alarm detection. 1. introduction china's beidou navigation satellite system (bds) is a global satellite navigation system developed by china itself. it consists of three parts: satellite, ground station, and user positioning equipment. the ground station is responsible for transmitting signals to the satellite and receiving signals transmitted by other ground stations through the satellite. in the process of receiving signals, mutual interference between various signals and some intentional and unintentional human interference [1 have a significant impact on the normal operation of the satellite navigation system. how to quickly and accurately detect interference signals is a difficult problem. in relevant research, lei liang [4] adopted a dual threshold threshold decision method and threshold cyclic updating to reduce the missed alarm rate and false alarm probability. guo xuqiang [5] proposed an interference frequency point detection algorithm based on rayleigh mean characteristics, which does not require detection threshold iteration and update, and has a detection probability equivalent to the fcme algorithm at an interference to noise ratio above 40db. huang ting [6] proposed a large dynamic agc algorithm based on amplitude limiting ratio, which utilizes the effective bit number of single frequency interference to minimize the signal-to-noise ratio of the input signal after quantization. this algorithm can adapt to different interference types and ensure reception performance under different interference styles. jim é nez et al. [7] conducted a performance analysis of the general unit average constant false alarm rate (cacfar) in a uniformly weibull distributed clutter environment, providing general expressions for detection probability (pd) and false alarm probability (pfa), which allow the shape parameters of weibull interference to have arbitrary values. sahal et al. [8] evaluated the detection performance of four cfar algorithms in terms of detection rate and processing time, proving that os-cfar has the best detection performance, but its processing time is slightly longer than other algorithms. smith et al. [9] proposed a method to distinguish different backgrounds based on the statistical characteristics of mean and variance. select ca-cfar, socfar, or go-cfar for processing based on different background characteristics. in a uniform background, cfar has a small detection loss, can effectively detect multiple targets, and can control false alarms at the edge of clutter. this article describes the common interference in satellite navigation systems, and analyzes the so in different clutter environments_ cfar、go_ cfar、os_ cfar and ca_ the detection performance of cfar algorithm can be used to determine which algorithm can achieve the highest detection rate in different backgrounds. 2. interference classification and modeling of beidou satellite navigation system 2.1. interference classification the interference received by satellite navigation receivers can generally be divided into two categories: deception interference and suppression interference. the structure diagram is as follows. when the receiver receives satellite signals, suppressed interference can cause the receiver to receive many clutter signals. the cfar algorithm can distinguish useful target signals in the clutter background, so this article focuses on monitoring suppressed interference. figure 1. structure diagram of satellite navigation jamming 2.2. modeling and analysis of suppressive interference suppressive jamming refers to the jamming device that emits a high-power interference signal to interfere with the satellite navigation receiver. the frequency point of the interference signal is the same as or within the frequency band of the satellite navigation system. this high strength signal 163 can cause the real satellite navigation signal to be buried, thereby forming interference. the disadvantage of this method is that the power required for the broadcast interference signal is very high. when the distance is too far and the antenna gain is insufficient, it is difficult to generate such a signal. however, due to the unique characteristics of navigation signals, suppression jamming has advantages over other jamming methods. at the same time, general suppression jamming is used to interfere with c/a codes. in terms of signal generation methods, suppression interference can be divided into gaussian white noise interference, audio interference, frequency sweep interference, pulse interference, and bpsk interference. 2.2.1. gaussian white noise the main noise encountered by navigation receivers is thermal noise. at room temperature, thermal noise can be considered as gaussian white noise with a power spectral density n of 174 dbm/hz, with a statistical mean of 0 and a statistical variance of 1. figure 2 is the time domain waveform of gaussian white noise, figure 3 is the normalized power spectrum of gaussian white noise, and figure 4 is the amplitude frequency histogram of gaussian white noise. it can be seen that the amplitude frequency histogram of gaussian white noise follows a normal distribution. figure 2. time domain waveform of gaussian white noise figure 3. normalized power spectrum of gaussian white noise figure 4. amplitude frequency histogram of gaussian white noise 2.2.2. audio interference audio interference is divided into single tone interference (cwi) and multi tone interference (scwi). single tone interference belongs to targeted interference, which only involves interference at one frequency point on the navigation signal, and the interference power at other frequency points is 0. the characteristics are: continuous in time domain, and single tone in frequency domain. multi tone interference forms impulses at certain frequency points within the navigation frequency band, consisting of multiple single tone interference. the formula for a single tone signal is j(t) = ujsin(2πfjt + φ) (1) where, ujis the amplitude of a single tone, fj is a single tone frequency, φ at [0,2 π]uniformly distributed within a single tone signal with only one spectral line. figure 5. waveform of monotone interference signal figure 6. normalized power spectrum of monotone interference signal a multitone signal is generated by superposition of l independent sinusoidal signal waveforms. the multitone signals simulated by matlab are 940hz, 960hz, 980hz, 1000hz, 1020hz, 1040hz, 1060hz, l=7. the formula for multitone signals is j(t) = ∑ ujnsin(wnt + φn)l n−1 (2) among wn = 2π(fj + n∆f) , fj is the multi tone starting frequency, ∆f is the multi tone interval frequency, and the frequencies of the nth and sinusoidal signals are fj + n∆f multitone signal has ∗ l ∗ root frequency line. figure 7. multitone signal waveform diagram figure 8. normalized power spectrum of multitone signal 2.2.3. linear swept frequency interference linear swept frequency (lfm) signals mainly modulate the carrier frequency in order to obtain a larger transmission bandwidth and achieve pulse compression during reception. in the beidou navigation system, linear swept frequency interference is the most common time-varying suppressed interference, whose instantaneous frequency varies linearly with time. 164 the formula for a linear sweep signal is u(t) = arect( t t )cos[2π(f0t + 1 2 ut2)] (3) the instantaneous frequency of a linear sweep signal is f(t) = f0 + ut(u = f1−f0 t ) (4) where, f0 is the starting frequency, f1 is the termination frequency. u is the sweep slope. this simulation selects a linear sweep signal with a starting cutoff frequency of 5hz and a scan slope of 95hz/s. figure 9. three periodic linear sweep waveforms figure 10. frequency time diagram of linear sweep signal figure 11. normalized spectrum of linear sweep signal 2.2.4. single frequency pulse interference pulse interference (pi) consists of irregular pulses with a short duration, mainly from man-made industrial interference. its single pulse has a short duration and a large time interval between adjacent pulses, often having a wide spectrum, extending from low frequency to high frequency. the higher the frequency, the lower the energy. pulse jamming s(t) the time function of is s(t) = { aej2πf0t,0∈[0,t] 0, others (5) using euler's formula eix = cosx + isinx (6) so the real part of the time function of cw can also be written s(t) = acos(2πf0t) (7) figure 12. time domain waveform of cw pulse signal figure 13. cw pulse signal spectrum 3. interference monitoring technology the commonly used interference monitoring techniques include fixed threshold method and adaptive threshold method. the fixed threshold method refers to the detection of signals when the signal received by the receiver is greater than the fixed threshold value, but in daily life, there are often scenes with strong interference signals. for example, unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) are often in a clutter environment during flight patrols, with multiple interference signals, and if they continue to use the fixed threshold value at this time, the false alarm rate will greatly increase. therefore, in this case, a constant false alarm rate (cfar) detector is used. the constant false alarm rate (cfar) detector maintains a constant false alarm rate by adaptively modifying the detection threshold, and maximizes the detection probability. the constant false alarm detector includes unit average cfar (ca-cfar), minimum cfar (soca-cfar), maximum cfar (goca-cfar), and ordered statistical cfar (os-cfar). the difference between different cfar detectors lies in how to construct the statistical functions of the system. 3.1. introduction to common cfar algorithms (1) ca_ cfar cell average (ca) cfar is the most commonly used constant false alarm detection algorithm excellent detection performance in environments, but significant loss of detection performance in multi target and clutter edge environments. this calculation the method uses the mean value of the adjacent sliding window echo data of a single frame of the unit to be detected as a reference value for background clutter power y. the specific calculation formula is as follows y = 1 n ∑ xi n i=1 (8) "n is the reference sliding window length, xi is the echo data of the adjacent sliding window of the unit to be detected, and y is the back" background clutter power reference value. the detection threshold t can be deduced as t = α ∗ y = a n ∑ xi n i=1 (9) because the detection threshold t is a numerical fluctuation that occurs as the average value of the sliding window changes as the unit to be detected approaches so the false alarm probability expectation can be solved by the simultaneous integration of the above equation. the formula is as follows pfa = ∫ exp(− t γ )f(t)dt ∞ 0 = 1 (n−1)! ( 1 βγ )n ∫ tn−1exp(− (1+β)t βγ )dt ∞ 0 (10) the expected value of false alarm probability obtained through partial integration is pfa = (1 + β)−n =(1 + α n )−n (11) when the preset false alarm probability pfa is known, the threshold factor can be inversely derived from the above formula α by α = n(pfa− 1 n − 1) (12) (2) so_ cfar 165 smallest of (so) cfar is a mean cfar algorithm that has been developed to address the increase in false positives from ca-cfar in a multi target environment. the real purpose of this algorithm is to eliminate the masking effect caused by interfering targets in the reference window. if an interfering target appears in one of the leading and lagging parts, the estimated noise level parameters for that part will be increased. its background clutter power reference value y the calculation formula is as follows y = min(a, b) (13) false alarm probability pfa and threshold factor of socfar α the relationship is as follows pfa = 2 ∑ ( n/2 + i − 1 i ) n/2−1 i=0 (2 + a n/2 ) −(n/2+i) (14) (3) go_ cfar greatest of (go) cfar is a mean cfar algorithm developed to address the increased false alarms of ca-cfar in clutter edge environments. this algorithm divides the reference window around the notch into leading and lagging parts, calculates the average of the two parts, and compares the results. the calculation formula for the background clutter power reference value y is as follows y = max(a, b) (15) a is the average value of the front half sliding window of the unit to be tested, and b is the average value of the rear half sliding window of the unit to be tested. the false alarm probability pfa of go-cfar and the threshold factor α the relationship is as follows pfa = 2(1 + a n/2 )−n/2 − 2 ∑ ( n/2 + i − 1 i ) n/2−1 i=0 (2 + a n/2 ) −(n/2+i) (16) (4) os_ cfar os-cfar has excellent detection performance in multi target environments, but its performance has some losses in uniform environments and clutter edge environments. oscfar needs to sort the adjacent sliding window data of the unit to be detected in a single frame, and use the ranked k-th largest echo data as its background clutter power reference value y. the value of k is determined by the proportional value rate, which is generally set to 0.75. the specific calculation formula is as follows k = rate ∗ n (17) false alarm probability pfa and threshold factor of oscfar α the relationship is as follows pfa = k ( n k ) τ(n−k+1+α)τ(k) τ(n+1+α) (18) the following will apply to the ca_ cfar is compared with the other three algorithms. 3.2. ca_ cfar and so_ cfar when there is a strong interfering target in the reference range unit, the ca-cfar detection threshold will increase, making it difficult to detect targets with weak signals. the threshold calculation at the distance unit in figure 14 is based on the distance unit as the center, and the left and right sides are used as reference units. due to the strong targets included in the reference unit of the weak target in the figure, the threshold calculation at the weak target is too large, resulting in missed detection; figure 15 so used_ the cfar detector calculates the average clutter power of the left and right reference range units separately, and takes the smaller estimate as the average clutter power of the range unit to be detected to calculate the detection threshold to avoid missing weak targets. figure 14. ca-cfar detector figure 15. so-cfar detector 3.3. ca_ cfar and go_ cfar when using the ca-cfar detection algorithm under uneven clutter conditions, the false alarm rate will greatly increase at the edge of the clutter. figure 16. ca-cfar detector figure 17. go-cfar detector in figure 16, the clutter amplitude value at some distance units is relatively large, exceeding the threshold, leading to false alarms; figure 17 uses go_ cfar calculates the average clutter power of the left and right reference units separately, and takes the larger estimated value as the average clutter power of the distance unit to be detected to calculate the detection threshold, avoiding the occurrence of false alarms. 3.4. ca_ cfar and os_ cfar when there are multiple strong interference targets in the reference unit, the presence of multiple targets can cause the estimated average clutter power to be too high, thereby raising the detection threshold and causing missed alarms. 166 figure 18. ca-cfar detector figure 19. os-cfar detector figure 19 ranks the echo power of each reference range unit, selecting a value in the middle as the average clutter power of the range unit to be detected to calculate the threshold. 4. conclusion this paper studies satellite navigation interference monitoring technology, describes the main types of interference in satellite navigation systems, and conducts modeling and simulation for common suppressed interference signals, laying a foundation for interference target identification and interference monitoring algorithm research in the interference monitoring process. different algorithms are used to detect different clutter environments. by comparing the detection performance, it is concluded that using ca in a uniform environment_ cfar algorithm is sufficient, so_ cfar and go_ cfar is suitable for multi target environments and clutter edge environments, respectively_ cfar performs well in various noise backgrounds. however, this algorithm has a high complexity and a long calculation time, so it is necessary to accelerate the calculation process of the threshold in the cfar algorithm. it can integrate machine learning and deep learning algorithms to speed up the processing time. acknowledgments this work was financially supported by southwest university for nationalities graduate innovative research project (yb2022829) fund. references [1] huang lei, ma wenjia. research and analysis of satellite navigation interference monitoring technology [j]. china integrated circuit, 2021,30 (07): 12-16+49. 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[11] wang z , he z , he q , et al. adaptive cfar detectors for mismatched signal in compound gaussian sea clutter with inverse gaussian texture[j]. ieee geoscience and remote sensing letters, 2021, pp (99):1-5. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 1, 2022 9 research and application of mobile workbench for clinical medical engineers in hospital qinfeng liu1, hui liu1, tao wang2, *, enke zhang1 1 medical equipment management department, shaanxi provincial people 's hospital, xi’an shaanxi 710068, china; 2 department of medical imaging, hospital of stomatology, xi’an jiaotong university, xi’an shaanxi 710004, china abstract: to explore the practical application value of mobile workbench for clinical medical engineers in hospital. methods the clinical medical engineer team of a large hospital in xi'an developed mobile workbench for clinical medical engineers based on android system. this paper studies the management effect of medical equipment after using the mobile workbench. results after adopting the mobile workbench for clinical medical engineers, the maintenance records integrity rate and the timeliness of maintenance response were significantly improved (c2=9.955, c2=22.650; p<0.01), and there was no significant difference in the inspection pass rate after maintenance (c2=1.846; p>0.05). at the same time, in the annual management benefit statistics, the mandatory measurement pass rate of the medical equipment, the perfectness rate of large equipment and the operating rate of large equipment were all improved, reaching 99.86%, 98.92%, 99.51%, respectively. the ratio of maintenance cost to equipment original value was 1.44%, which dropped significantly. conclusions the mobile workbench for clinical engineers can significantly improve the maintenance and management effect of medical equipment and improve the annual management benefit of medical equipment. in the process of hospital digitalization and wireless construction, research on the construction of mobile work platform for clinical engineers will improve the overall image of the hospital and help realize the wireless digital hospitals. keywords: mobile workbench, android system, management effect, wireless digital hospitals. 1. introduction with the development of medical technology, the number of medical equipment keeps increasing, the utilization rate of equipment keeps improving, and the information related to equipment increases rapidly. however, the daily basic work of clinical medical engineers in hospitals for medical equipment, such as asset management, installation acceptance, measurement and testing, quality control, maintenance, application risk analysis and cost effectiveness evaluation, still remain in the paper and manual stage. the development of information technology has promoted the gradual realization of paperless, film-free and wireless clinical diagnosis and treatment in hospitals [1], making clinical diagnosis and treatment more convenient, timely and accurate. as clinical medical engineers who undertake important management and service functions, it is necessary to study and establish a full information mode. the medical equipment management department of a large hospital in xi'an has a team of engineers with a high level of scientific research. starting from solving the problems encountered by engineers in their actual work, the team developed a mobile workbench for clinical medical engineers. this paper studies the management effect of the mobile workbench. 2. research materials and methods 2.1. general materials taking the medical equipment of a hospital in xi 'an city as the research object, the inclusion conditions were as follows:(1) medical equipment in the hospital asset management database; (2) the equipment was within the measurement validity period; (3) the equipment itself did not have a radioactive source; (4) patients were not injected with radionuclide drugs during treatment. the exclusion conditions were as follows :(1) the equipment is put on trial by manufacturers; (2) equipment used to carry out clinical trials of medical devices; (3) the equipment was determined as faulty equipment to be scrapped by clinical medical engineers. according to inclusion and exclusion criteria, a total of 36,472 medical devices were included in the study. 2.2. research methods the mobile workbench system for clinical medical engineers based on android studio3.5.2 was built. during the process, java files were compiled using jdk1.7, and jdk paths were configured in the operating system parameters. the mobile workbench system connects with the database of the hospital's equipment asset management system, equipment maintenance management system and consumables asset management system to realize the whole process tracking management of medical equipment and consumables from admission to abandonment, including acceptance, warehousing, repair, maintenance, regular inspection, disinfection and sterilization, and scrapping. engineers can use android intelligent wireless terminals (including mobile phones and laptops) through the hospital's wireless lan to achieve data query, input and other work. 2.2.1. logical architecture system of the mobile workbench system for clinical medical engineers the architecture design of the mobile workbench is shown in figure 1, which adopts three-layer logical structure, including data access layer (dal), business logic layer (bll) and user interface layer (ui). dal layer realizes data query, update, insert, delete and other operations, providing basic source data for the whole system architecture. bll layer is the core of the logical architecture of the whole system. it is located in the middle of ui layer and dal layer and plays the role of connecting the preceding and the following in data interaction. after receiving the call 10 instruction from ui layer, bll layer calls dal layer for data processing and returns the data processing result to ui layer. the bll layer is used to implement the logical processing of all functions of the mobile workbench. bll layer is implemented by spring+springmvc framework and hibernate framework. the ui layer, as the outermost layer, is used to provide clinical medical engineers with an interactive operation interface with the mobile workbench system. background administrators manage data through the server, and clinical medical engineers input requests and read data processed by the bll layer at the ui layer [2]. the system sets two system roles: clinical engineer and system administrator. the clinical engineer side is realized on the android platform, and the system administrator side is realized on the web front-end technology. the logical architecture of mobile workbench system for clinical engineers is shown in figure 1. figure1. the logical architecture of mobile workbench system for clinical engineers 2.2.2. network topology of the mobile workbench for clinical engineers in the traditional wireless networking mode, each ap is responsible for information transmission and encryption authentication independently. therefore, each ap needs to be configured independently. as a result, the workload is heavy and unified management is difficult, and maintenance is difficult when a fault occurs. fit ap+ac mode is recommended for the mobile workbench of clinical engineers. this mode implements unified management of all aps through wireless controller ac. each ap is only responsible for radio frequency and communication. after passing 802.11 encoding, all the signals received by ap enter ac controller through encryption tunnel, and ac controller performs unified encryption, authentication and security control for data [3]. an ac can be used to configure, manage, maintain, and upgrade aps in a unified manner, and the association time between wireless terminals and aps is greatly shortened. in addition, an ac can be used to quickly switch wireless terminals over a wlan and provide fast roaming functions. the network topology of mobile workbench for clinical engineers is shown in figure 2. figure 2. the network topology of mobile workbench for clinical engineers 2.2.3. application scenarios of mobile workbench for clinical engineers 1)automatic input of consumables and equipment information with the help of advanced computer technology and bar code recognition technology, the hospital has built the equipment asset management system, consumables asset management system and equipment maintenance management system based on bar code management. the equipment and consumables will be affixed with bar code labels recording the basic information of equipment and consumables when leaving the warehouse, which is convenient for future management. when receiving the device management work, clinical medical engineers rush to the device site in time. they first should open the mobile workbench on the android smart phone or tablet (hereinafter referred to as android terminal), scan the bar code label attached to the device, and automatically input the basic information of the device into the workbench system. it indicates that engineers have received and responded to the work task from now on.at the same time, the engineers can also read all the information of the equipment from the android terminal, including the manufacturer, dealer, purchase price, date of warehousing, quality assurance information, maintenance information and regular inspection information of the equipment before receiving this task, so as to avoid returning to the reference room to search for relevant information during the work, saving the cost of working time. it provides important reference for this work task. 2) timely upload of task information during the interval of tasks, engineers can summarize the work information and content in the form of words and pictures and input them into the mobile working platform, ensuring the accuracy of the input information content. it can avoid errors when returning to the office to record work records based on memory after the task is completed, so as to form standardized and accurate work record content, which is convenient for monitoring and evaluating the work quality of engineers in the future and backtracking of the working status of equipment in the life cycle [4]. 11 3) voice and video communication at work clinical medical engineers would inevitably encounter difficult problems in field work and need to consult with leaders or discuss solutions with colleagues. in this case, the voip communication module in the engineers’ mobile workbench can be used for instant two-way voice and video communication, which is equivalent to a live video teleconference [5]. work problems encountered would be timely solved, greatly improve work efficiency and quality. 4) monitoring of engineers' work quality behavior it is inevitable for clinical medical engineers toinspect and maintain equipment in all buildings of the hospital, and sometimes they have to run back and forth between the new hospital and the old hospital. through the gps positioning and track recording module of mobile workbench, the work behavior of the engineers can be properly supervised and monitored, and clinical medical engineers can be urged to complete work tasks with high quality and high quantity. 5) application in warehouse management of consumables and equipment due to the large number and variety of hospital consumables and equipment, they are distributed in various departments or warehouses. if there is no effective supervision, it will cause long-term idle waste and low utilization rate of consumables and equipment. if we can make full use of the wireless and portable characteristics of the mobile workbench terminal of engineers, as well as the advanced bar code identification technology, the warehouse management personnel can often check the assets in the departments, and timely follow up the changes of consumables and equipment assets, we can effectively eliminate the waste of consumables and equipment resources, asset loss and other situations. 2.3. observation indicators 2.3.1. comparison of maintenance management effect of medical equipment the maintenance and management effects of medical equipment for 30 days before and after the adoption of clinical engineer mobile workbench were compared, including the maintenance records integrity rate, the timeliness of maintenance response, and the inspection pass rate after maintenance. 2.3.2. comparison of annual management benefits of medical equipment the management benefits of medical equipment before and after the adoption of mobile workbench for clinical engineers were compared, including the mandatory measurement pass rate of the medical equipment, ratio of maintenance cost to equipment original value, the perfectness rate of large equipment, and the operating rate of large equipment. 2.4. statistical analysis the medical equipment maintenance management effect data in 2.3.1 were counting data and analyzed by chi-square test. p<0.05 indicated statistically significant difference. management benefit in 2.3.2 was expressed as a percentage. 3. results 3.1. the comparison results of maintenance management effect of medical equipment table 1 shows the comparison of maintenance and management effects of medical equipment for 30 days before and after the adoption of mobile workbench for clinical medical engineers. it can be concluded that the maintenance record integrity rate and the timeliness of maintenance response were significantly improved after the adoption of mobile workbench for clinical engineers (2=9.955, 2=22.650; p<0.01), and there was no significant difference in the inspection pass rate after maintenance (2=1.846; p>0.05). 3.2. the comparison results of annual management benefits of medical equipment table 2 shows the comparison of annual management benefits of medical equipment before and after the adoption of mobile workbench for clinical engineers. it can be concluded that after the adoption of mobile workbench for clinical engineers, the mandatory measurement pass rate of the medical equipment, the perfectness rate of large equipment and the operating rate of large equipment were all improved, reaching 99.86%, 98.92%, 99.51%, respectively. the ratio of maintenance cost to equipment original value was 1.44%, which dropped significantly. table 1. comparison of maintenance and management effects of medical equipment for 30 days [n (%)] group times of medical equipment maintenance maintenance record integrity rate timeliness of maintenance response inspection pass rate after maintenance before 831 729(87.72) 626(75.33) 798(96.03) after 807 795(98.51) 787(97.52) 802(99.38) 2 9.955 22.650 1.846 p 0.002 0.000 0.174 table 2. comparison of annual management benefits of medical equipment (%) group mandatory measurement pass rate ratio of maintenance cost to equipment original value perfectness rate of large equipment operating rate of large equipment before 94.53 2.73 94.73 97.84 after 99.86 1.44 98.92 99.51 12 4. discussion the mobile workbench for clinical engineers is a new work mode for clinical engineers under the background of hospital wireless and information construction. it is a work management system for clinical engineers with mobile workbench as the core. the workbench fully achieves the fine management of medical equipment and consumables. it can not only realize instant information sharing for clinical medical engineers, improve engineers' ability of operation and maintenance management of medical equipment, improve clinical departments' satisfaction with engineers' work, but also fully mobilize the use turnover rate of equipment and consumable assets, avoid resource waste and realize reasonable allocation of resources. however, as it is a wireless management workbench, the following aspects should also be paid attention to in the mobile work service mode of clinical medical engineers: (1) the rationality of the layout of wireless lan in the hospital the construction of mobile workbench wireless lan for clinical medical engineers must be forward-looking, considering the needs of future hospital construction of mobile medical, mobile nursing and other systems. in the design scheme, it should be considered as far as possible that the existing wireless central monitoring systems, wireless injection pump systems should share the aps with the wireless lan of the mobile workbench in a certain area. the layout of wireless lan should take into account the comprehensive signal coverage, easy to operate, maintain and upgrade. the local network should be maintained and upgraded on the premise of keeping the main network architecture unchanged and not affecting the performance and operation of the main network, and hardware investment should be minimized [6]. meanwhile, the wireless lan layout should ensure the stability of the whole network operation after the local network upgrade. in addition, the wireless controller should be able to quickly locate network faults. (2) security of wireless lan access in the hospital to solve this problem, it is suggested to encrypt and authenticate the wireless lan in the hospital, and set different levels of permissions for staff with different identities in the hospital, so that they can access the corresponding wireless network according to their different permissions, and those without corresponding permissions cannot access the wireless network in the hospital. in addition, a mac address access control list can be set on aps. only wireless devices in the mac address list can access the network [7]. (3) stability and anti-interference of wireless ap signal in order to ensure the stability of signals in the hospital's internal wireless lan, it is recommended that enterpriseclass wireless access aps that support 2.4ghz and 5ghz and conform to 802.11n technical standards should be adopted. in addition, signal interference test should be carried out in the areas where layout is required [8]. for areas with multiple interference sources and fast signal attenuation, the number of aps can be moderately increased. 5. conclusions the mobile workbench for clinical engineers is an android-based work management system. after the adoption of the mobile workbench for clinical engineers, the maintenance records integrity rate and the timeliness of maintenance response were all significantly improved. the mobile workbench can significantly improve the maintenance and management effect of medical equipment. at the same time, the mandatory measurement pass rate of the medical equipment, the perfectness rate of large equipment and the operating rate of large equipment were all improved. the ratio of maintenance cost to equipment original value was dropped significantly. the mobile workbench can also improve the annual management benefit of medical equipment. in the process of hospital digitalization and wireless construction, research on the construction of mobile work platform for clinical engineers will improve the overall image of the hospital and help realize the wireless digital hospitals. with the gradual maturity of the mobile workbench mode, more and more large hospitals will gradually promote the construction and layout of the mobile workbench, which will become a routine way of working for clinical medical engineers in the future. acknowledgements this work was supported by grants from innovation capability support plan of shaanxi province(2017kct-36), natural science special project of shaanxi province(2020sf035), social development project of shaanxi provincial key research and development program(2021sf-173). references [1] golay diane,salminen karlsson minna, cajander åsa,negative emotions induced by work-related information technology use in hospital nursing.[j] .comput inform nurs, 2021, 40: 113-120. 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[8] mupparapu muralidhar,binder robert e,cummins john m,use of a wireless local area network in an orthodontic clinic.[j] .am j orthod dentofacial orthop, 2005, 127: 756-9. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 15 non‐negative sparse discriminative low rank preserving projection for robust face feature extraction rui li *, haishuang yin school of electrical engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing, heilongjiang, china * corresponding author: rui li abstract: face recognition is an important aspect of intelligent security for new energy vehicles. existing methods extract features without taking low-rank and discriminative similarity relations of data into account and resulting in low quality feature distribution. in addition, the coefficients of the learned representation matrix can be negative and lack interpretability. to address the above issues, a method named non-negative sparse discriminative low rank preserving (nnsdlrpp) which introduces sparsity, non-negativity and block-diagonal regularization is proposed. as a result, nnsdlrpp improves the interpretability of representation features while capturing discriminative information of data. extensive experiments on two face datasets show that the proposed method outperforms other state-of-the-art methods. keywords: face recognition; feature extraction; low rank representation. 1. introduction with the rapid development of new energy technology and artificial intelligence, face recognition is of great significance to automotive intelligent security. feature extraction plays an important role in face recognition. the low-rank-based feature extraction methods have received widespread attention due to their ability to construct robust graphs. in, both the global and local structures are used for feature extraction. we et al. proposed a low-rank preserving projection via graph regularized reconstruction (lrpp_grr) without increasing complexity. however, the low-rank-based methods only perform well when the data is strictly sampled in its original subspace, which means that the discriminant features are orderly distributed. in other words, a sample should be adaptively represented by its intraclass samples. so the ideal representation of the data is the best to have blockdiagonal structure. otherwise, samples of different classes may be close to each other, resulting in a decrease in classification accuracy. in addition, the learned representation coefficient matrix may be negative and lack interpretability, while non-negativity is more in accordance with practical data representation. finally, these methods often result in a dense graph, which leads to unnecessary connections. inspired by the above insights, we construct a non-negative sparse discriminative low-rank preserving projection (nnsdlrpp) for face classification. this model solves the above limitations by imposing the sparsity, nonnegativity and block-diagonal regularization to obtain more discriminative feature representation. with such method, a potential subspace with good discriminative information and strong interpretability can be found and achieving better classification accuracy. 2. methodology 2.1. model formulation in order to preserve the global and local structure of the data during feature extraction without increasing complexity, we adopt the lrpp_grr framework. in addition, we introduce three helpful regularization terms which are groupwise constraint, sparse constraint and non-negative constraint. to remedy the shortcoming of low discrimination, we seek a representation matrix z with a block-diagonal structure. specifically, the desired representation z with c classes is as follows: ⋯ ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ ⋯ (1) to this end, a group-wise regularization ∑ ‖ ‖ is introduced. means the representation matrix of the i-th class samples subject to x with i-class samples removed. the label information is incorporated into this regularization term, which can promote each sample to be adaptively represented by the corresponding samples and the representation coefficient of interclass samples to be suppressed. so a more ordered and discriminative representation matrix can be obtained. sparsity helps to reduce unnecessary connections between samples with smaller weights and ensure that the involved neighbors are fewest possible. nonnegativity ensures that every data vector is in the convex hull of its neighbors. the three constraints introduce richer information on affinity representation matrix z, which enables the structure of z to reflect the relationships between samples more accurately. based on the above analysis, the objective function of nnsdlrpp can be formulated as follows: 2 2 1* 1 2,12, , 1 1 1 min 2 . . , n n c t i j ij i f i j i ts t                r p z x rp xz w z z z p r r i z 0 (2) where , , and are regularization parameters; the first term imposes graph constraints on data reconstruction errors to capture global and local information of data. redundant information can be removed by introducing the ℓ , -norm into the projection matrix p. latent subspace derived by the proposed method is more discriminant and interpretable. 16 2.2. optimization strategy to make (2) separable, we first introduce three auxiliary variables z=a, z=j and rtxz=y. then, the augmented lagrangian function of (3) is constructed as follows:     2 * 1 2,1 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 ( ) 2 , 2 , , c t t t t i f i t t f ff l tr tr                          xdx 2xwy r ydy a z j p p xz y z a z j c p xz y c z a c z j (3) where , and are the lagrangian multipliers, is a penalty parameter, d is a diagonal matrix with ∑ . by alternately updating all variables, we can obtain the solutions of (2). step 1: update p with the other variables fixed. 2 12,1 ( ) 2 t f l     p p p xz y c (4) taking the derivative of and setting it to zero, then p is obtained:    1t t t     p g xzz x xzh (5) where ⁄ , 1 ‖ ∙‖⁄ , ∙ is the i-th row vector of q step 2: update z with the other variables fixed.  22 2 2 1 2 3 1 ( ) 2 2 c t i f f ff i l                z z p xz y c z a c z j c (6) let ⁄ 0, then we get:    1 1 2 32t t t             z x pp x i i q x pm m m (7) where , μ⁄ , μ⁄ , μ⁄ . step 3: update a with the other variables fixed. 2 2* min 2 f     a a z a c (8) the solution of problem (8) can be obtained by singular value thresholding operator [7] s as follows:  2s   a z c (9) step 4: update j with the other variables fixed. 2 310 min 2 f       j j z j c (10) then j is obtained by using the soft thresholding operator [8] ω as follows:   3max ,0    j z c (11) step 5: update y with the other variables fixed. 2 1( ) ( ) 2 t t t t f l tr      y ydy 2xwy r p xz y c (12) let μ⁄ and ⁄ 0 , then we can get:    1 42 2 t   y d i m r xw (13) step 6: update r with the other variables fixed.  max t t ttr r r i xwy r (14) problem (15) is an orthogonal procrustes problem which can be simply solved by svd, i.e.,  svd t txwy usv (15) tr uv (16) step 6: update lagrangian multipliers and penalty parameter.       1 1 2 2 3 3 maxmin( , ) t                c c p xz y c c z a c c z j (17) 3. experimental result 3.1. experimental setup in this section, several experiments are conducted to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm. for comparison, some related methods are selected including lpp, npe, spp, lspp, lrpp_grr. the datasets used in the experiments are orl and extended yale b. the orl dataset contains 400 images of 40 individuals and the image size is 32 32. fig. 1(a) show some orl images with different percentages of pixel corruption. the extended yale b contains 2414 images with the size of 32 32. fig. 1(b) show some eyaleb images with different levels of block occlusion. (a) the orl dataset with random pixel corruptions of none, 0.05,0.1 (b) the eyaleb dataset with block occlusions of none, 6 6, 8 8 figure 1. some corrupted samples from the orl and eyaleb datasets. 3.2. experimental results and analysis figure 2 is the classification accuracy of different methods under different feature dimensions in the orl dataset and the eyaleb dataset. other comparison methods use suggested parameters. in random pixel corruptions experiment on the orl dataset, our algorithm outperforms other algorithms and the highest classification accuracy are 85.6% and 78.1%, respectively. in the block occlusion experiment on the eyaleb dataset, the proposed algorithm achieved the best 17 performance with the highest classification accuracy of 84.3% and 80.5%. in general, the proposed method outperforms other methods with stronger feature extraction capability and robustness. (a) classification accuracy in orl dataset (b) classification accuracy in eyaleb dataset figure 2. the relationship between features and classification accuracy in two datasets. 3.3. parameter sensitiveness there are 4 parameters to be tuned in our proposed methods, including , , and . in our experiments, we choose them from {10-4,10-3,10-2,10-1,100,101,102} by a grid search manner. the performance variance of each combination of parameter value on the orl dataset is shown in fig. 3. for orl dataset, the optimal parameters are =10-3, =10-4, =10-3 and =10-1. for eyaleb dataset, the optimal parameters are =10-2, =10-4, =10-4 and =10-4. figure 3. classification accuracy under different parameter combinations 4. conclusion in this paper, we develop a nnsdlrpp model for face feature extraction and classification. in order to get a more discriminant feature distribution, a group-wise regularization is introduced. the non-negative constraint improves the interpretability of representation while the sparse constraint help capture the local information. we develop an alternate algorithm to solve the model. extensive experiments on two well-known databases have demonstrated the superiority and effectiveness of our method. references [1] lei chen,jianjun xu,shuang chen,hui yang,linhu liu. power quality disturbance signal denoising based on overcomplete representation. ieej transactions on electrical and electronic engineering.2022; 17: 544–555. 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(2010). the augmented lagrange multiplier method for exact recovery of corrupted low-rank matrices. arxiv preprint arxiv:1009.5055. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 104 survey of malicious pdf attacks shuhan wang * department of computer science, southwest jiaotong university, chengdu 610031, china * corresponding author email: sc21s2w@leeds.ac.uk abstract: in recent years, malicious documents have gained widespread attention as one of the primary vectors for advanced persistent threat (apt) attacks. these malicious document attacks employ various sophisticated techniques, including stream object attacks, embedded javascript, information entropy attacks, and machine learning. therefore, it is essential to pay attention to the existing research findings and trends. stream object attacks leverage stream objects in pdf or office documents to hide malicious code, bypassing traditional detection methods. embedded javascript executes malicious actions, such as downloading malware or launching network attacks. information entropy attacks utilize the information entropy characteristics within documents to detect concealed malicious activities. this article examines and summarizes the current status and progress in each domain. in conclusion, it reviews and proposes research related to embedded javascript, information entropy attacks, and machine learning. keywords: entropy attack; embedded javascript attack; stream object attack; feature extraction. 1. introduction in today's digital age, the threat of malicious documents is becoming increasingly severe. malicious documents refer to files that are designed to deceive, infect, or attack computer systems and users, such as malware, viruses, spyware, etc. these malicious documents can be disseminated through emails, downloads, web links, or portable devices, posing a significant threat to the information security of individual users, businesses, and organizations. with the widespread application of artificial intelligence (ai) across various fields, we have enjoyed many conveniences. however, this has also brought about an increase in malicious attacks, especially threats propagated through malicious documents. the purpose of this review is to explore the issues, methods, and latest developments in malicious document detection. this aims to enhance the understanding of the threat of malicious documents and provide researchers, security experts, and decision-makers with a comprehensive overview of malicious document detection. detecting malicious documents is vital for protecting individual privacy, corporate secrets, and national security. by accurately and efficiently detecting malicious documents, we can take preventive measures at an early stage, reducing the spread and impact of malware, and preventing data breaches, financial losses, and other severe consequences like cybercrimes. currently, methods for analyzing malicious pdf document detection primarily fall into two categories: static analysis and dynamic analysis. static analysis methods determine the nature of a document without opening it, by analyzing embedded code, content, structure, and other features in the document. furthermore, they employ multi-level abstraction methods that abstract and vectorize the document structure and scripting languages, utilizing machine learning for computation. dynamic analysis, on the other hand, entails opening the document within a virtual environment and monitoring its behavior during execution to determine if it's malicious. depending on the principle of analysis, dynamic methods can be divided into document emulation and code simulation techniques [1]. researchers have also started to integrate the behavioral characteristics of the document when opened with its inherent features for analysis, leading to the development of combined static and dynamic malicious document detection methods. this review encompasses topics like social engineering tactics, cyberattacks, and vulnerability exploitation. it can reveal patterns and trends in the spread of malicious documents, enabling better prevention and response to their dissemination. this also aids others in gaining a deeper understanding of how malicious documents operate and the extent of their threats. by sharing this information, everyone can remain vigilant about emerging threats and take timely preventive measures. 2. relation work 2.1. stream object the stream object attack is a malicious document attack technique commonly found in pdf files. this attack leverages the characteristics of the pdf format by tampering with or manipulating the stream objects within a pdf document to facilitate malicious actions. in pdf files, a stream object is a data structure used to store document content, including text, images, fonts, and more. attackers can exploit vulnerabilities or weaknesses in pdf readers by modifying or adding malicious stream objects, aiming to compromise or exploit the user's system. 2.2. entropy the entropy attack is a cryptographic attack method aimed at deciphering passwords or extracting keys by analyzing the information entropy within a cryptographic system. information entropy is a measure of the amount of information present in the keys or plaintext of a cryptographic system. attackers exploit the characteristics of information entropy to guess or infer key details in the cryptographic system. entropy attacks typically operate based on principles of statistical analysis and probabilistic inference. attackers might use a plethora of known plaintext-ciphertext pairs, and by analyzing patterns, frequencies, and statistical features 105 within this dataset, they strive to crack the keys or cryptographic algorithms within the system. 2.3. embedded javascript javascript attacks embedded in malicious documents are a common cyber security threat. attackers take advantage of javascript's versatility and broad browser support to embed malicious code into documents, facilitating a range of malicious activities. this type of attack capitalizes on users' trust in documents. by deceiving users into opening a malicious document or visiting a malicious webpage, the embedded javascript code is triggered and executed. once executed, the malicious javascript can carry out various malevolent actions such as stealing sensitive information, hijacking user sessions, implanting malware, attacking other websites or systems, and more. 3. attack 3.1. streaming object attack there is an analysis method that can successfully extract javascript code nested within stream objects and, combined with support vector machine (svm) detection techniques, can detect these codes, achieving the detection of malicious pdf documents. the system consists of four modules: user shell control interface, sample analysis module, svm detection module, and shellcode analysis module. figure 1. net horse detection system overall framework the entire system process is as follows: for the input sample to be tested, the system first determines whether its type is html or pdf, and based on the type, it invokes the corresponding analysis module for sample parsing. for html samples, the system checks if the page's iframe tags contain suspicious links and extracts the content within the <script></script> tags on the current page. if a suspicious link is discovered, the system further invokes a page downloader to retrieve the corresponding page, then repeatedly carries out page type determination, suspicious link extraction, page parsing, and javascript extraction processes. for pdf samples, the system conducts static stream object analysis to locate js stream objects and extracts the embedded javascript code. then, using the feature classifier based on the support vector machine, it assesses the maliciousness of the javascript code extracted from the sample analysis module. if the javascript code is determined to be a malicious segment, the system will call upon a js engine to de-obfuscate that javascript code. if the de-obfuscated code contains shellcode, the system further invokes a shellcode simulation tool to emulate its behavior, aiming to obtain detailed information about the malicious script's functionality [2]. 3.2. embedded javascript for detecting embedded javascript, one can employ specific models. the training phase for a malicious document detection model generally involves three steps. initially, javascript code is extracted from benign pdf files using a pdf parser. subsequently, a composite javascript feature is constructed by extracting semantic and malicious-related information from the gleaned javascript code, combining it into a token sequence. these token sequences are then transformed and encoded through an n-gram model, yielding the composite javascript feature. finally, a one-class support vector machine is utilized to train on these features, resulting in the malicious pdf document detection model [3]. it's important to note that the effectiveness of this method hinges on accurately extracting javascript code from pdf documents. however, some attackers might employ tactics to obfuscate the javascript code, making it elusive for standard parsers, thus rendering this approach ineffective. during the malicious pdf document detection phase, parsers such as peepdf and pjscan can be used to analyze pdf documents, determining the presence of javascript code. if concealed javascript code is detected within a pdf, it is deemed malicious. the spider monkey tool can be used to convert javascript code into token representations, where 86 tokens are defined to represent keywords, operators, and data within the javascript code. semantic and malicious-associated information are extracted and combined into token sequences. using the ngram model, these token sequences are transformed into sets of token segments of length n. binary encoding is applied to these token segment sequences, resulting in vectorized javascript features. these javascript features are then normalized in preparation for subsequent malicious pdf document detection and classification. 106 figure 2. detection model of javascript feature and single classification support vector machine additionally, attackers can also employ other methods to evade this detection model, such as targeting parsers to hinder javascript code extraction or intentionally causing classifiers to misclassify extracted code as benign. the robustness of the model can also be tested by carrying out mimicry attacks or anti-mimicry attacks, altering malicious samples to resemble benign samples, or injecting malicious content into benign samples, turning them into malicious documents. furthermore, an efficient method to produce malicious samples can be implemented by directly constructing javascript code in the feature space, achieving the objective of rapidly generating attack samples. in conclusion, the training phase of the malicious document detection model encompasses the extraction of javascript code, feature construction, and the training of the support vector machine; while the detection phase includes preliminary detection, javascript code extraction, feature construction, and classification using the support vector machine. attackers could potentially evade this detection model by methods like obscuring javascript code, targeting parsers, or launching mimicry attacks. 3.3. entropy network full-flow analysis technology integrates deep flow inspection (dfi) and deep packet inspection (dpi) techniques, aiming to address data features associated with network intrusion attacks and 0-day vulnerability threats. extracting data information from different network layers, link layers, and application layers, facilitates the identification of anomalous network traffic packets and comprehensive network data flow. figure 3. the execution flow of network full traffic analysis technology the main components of network full-flow analysis technology can be summarized into three points: network full-flow collection: it senses the ip and mac addresses of different traffic data. it gathers and integrates comprehensive network traffic, total packets, total bytes, if endpoints, and other multi-dimensional traffic information. network protocol identification: utilizing ip protocols and tcp/udp protocols, operations are conducted according to the rules of the network protocol stack. it provides an in-depth view of network traffic and new sessions' data packet compositions over any given time range. this involves detecting, parsing, and bifurcating abnormal network traffic. by splitting and combining the analysis of various data packets and data streams, genuine information about user 107 intrusion attacks and network vulnerability threats is procured. deep decoding and restoration of network data flow: the dfi data flow detection engine technology is employed to inspect traffic metrics of different network segments and network application entities. this includes the detection of network protocols, ip addresses, mac addresses, and ip conversations, followed by issuing alerts. the dpi packet detection technology, in conjunction with the parsing recognition capability of the network protocol stack, is used to analyze network node ports, ip addresses, data packet flags, and data packet payloads. this helps in identifying concealed novel threat attacks within the network data flow [4]. moreover, an abnormal threat intelligence analysis model is established to cater to the attack chain targeting network intrusions. this model connects different network nodes and the progression levels of intrusion attacks, thereby crafting a comprehensive attack chain execution process. the model encompasses components like intrusion target detection, malicious attack code detection, attack code distribution, trojan program or link control, and extraction of anomalous attack traffic data. by analyzing intrusion attackers and abnormal threat elements, this model is adept at severing the attack chain nodes and propagation paths before the successful implementation of an attack, thus successfully thwarting threats and safeguarding network security. figure 4. abnormal threat intelligence analysis model based on attack chain first and foremost, intrusion target detection is carried out using network full-flow analysis technology, encompassing port scanning and node scanning. this aims to identify external attackers and exploitable data resources, thereby completing the probe into the network system nodes. subsequently, malicious attack codes and their distribution are detected for the targeted network nodes. this involves detecting the malicious code developed and executed by attackers as well as identifying malicious code disseminated through web vulnerabilities or phishing techniques. following that, after the attacker breaches the target network, there's the detection of the utilization of trojan programs or link controls. this includes identifying the installation of malicious software or trojan programs and the execution of malicious codes. it also involves analyzing the execution of attack commands by monitoring the attacker's links to the target host. lastly, concerning each stage of the attack chain, the anomalous traffic data undergoes data attribute feature extraction and the reconstruction of the attack process. this facilitates indirect determination of the progression of network threat attacks and the degree of harm to the target network. references [1] yue, m. 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(2022). research on abnormal threat detection based on network full traffic analysis technology. technical research, 11: 137-140. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 52 "algorithm analysis and design" python teaching example of greedy and dynamic programming ying zhang 1, lele xi 1, yixia wu 1, canping li 2, zebin ma 1, * 1 school of mathematics and computer, guangdong ocean university, 524088, china 2 school of electronics and information engineering, guangdong ocean university, 524088, china * corresponding author: zebin ma (email: mazebin@stu.gdou.edu.cn) abstract: the greedy algorithm and dynamic programming algorithm have always been difficult for students to understand in the course of algorithm analysis and design. this article uses python as a descriptive language and selects classic examples of greedy and dynamic programming algorithms to analyze these two algorithms in detail, providing effective references for learning the python language. keywords: algorithm design and analysis; python; experimental teaching; greed; dynamic planning. 1. introduction both the greedy algorithm and the dynamic programming algorithm are two commonly used algorithms in algorithm design. the greedy algorithm only considers the optimal solution in the current state and cannot guarantee the global optimal solution, while the dynamic programming algorithm can guarantee the global optimal solution by decomposing the problem into many overlapping subproblems and using the optimal substructure algorithm. selecting different algorithms for different problems can optimize the efficiency of the algorithm, improve the running speed of the program, and make the program better serve the practical applications. and python, as a simple and easy-to-learn programming language, provides a very convenient way for algorithm design. 2. greedy algorithms a greedy algorithm is an algorithm that focuses only on the local optimum and then approximates the global locally [1]. however, the solution obtained using the greedy algorithm is not always the global optimal solution, it depends on the original problem and the greedy strategy used. therefore, when solving real-world problems, we need to make a judgment on whether the current problem can be solved using a greedy strategy. that is, although they are both greedy algorithms, their strategies may be different. when solving a problem, the greedy strategy chosen must be free of a posteriori effects, i.e., each process is independent of the other and has no influence on the previous and subsequent ones [2]. although greedy algorithms sometimes do not lead to an optimal solution but to a near-optimal solution, they can greatly improve the efficiency of our solution within the error margin [3]. the general steps for applying the greedy algorithm to solve a problem are: (1) set up a model to describe the problem. (2) divide the original problem into subproblems. (3) solve each subproblem, resulting in a locally optimal solution to the subproblem. (4) combine the local optimal solutions of the subproblems into the solution of the original problem. example topic: shortest path problem. given a directed acyclic graph dag, and the weights of each edge, find the shortest path from the origin s to each point, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. directed acyclic graph example problem analysis: (1) first, we set the shortest distance to each point as d(x) starting at point s, where d(s)=0 and the d values of the remaining points are set to inf. and use an array to record whether the current node has been visited or not. (2) pick a node with the smallest d value from the unvisited nodes, traverse all the edges starting from it and update the d value at the end of the edge and set the current node as visited. (3) repeat step (2) until all nodes have been visited or the d values of the unvisited nodes are inf. (4) each time we pick one of the unvisited nodes with the smallest d-value to use it to update the shortest path to other nodes, even if the subsequent visited nodes have paths to reach the current point but the distance from that point to the current point must not be less than the d-value of the current point. (5) under the condition of satisfying (4) we can determine the minimum value of arriving at a point each time, and after n layers of loops we can get the shortest distance from point s to all the points, with a time complexity of o( ). the program and running results are shown in figure 2: 53 figure 2. dijkstra's algorithm considerations for using the greedy algorithm: (1) the greedy algorithm does not consider the overall optimality of the problem, but only chooses some sense of local optimality [4], so the results obtained by the greedy algorithm are not necessarily correct. (2) any topic that requires consideration of previously taken steps or paths is not suitable for the use of greedy algorithms. (3) the use of greedy algorithms needs to be proven by reasoning at the mathematical level, otherwise the greedy algorithm adopted is not always correct. 3. dynamic planning algorithm dynamic programming algorithm is an effective method suitable for solving overlapping subproblems and optimal substructure problems created by the american mathematician bellman in the study of optimization problems of multi-stage decision-making process[5] , which is commonly used for solving complex problems in mathematics, finance and computer science, and whose basic idea is to decompose the problem to be solved into a number of simple and interconnected subproblems, solving the subproblems first, and then using the solution of the subproblems as a the basic idea is to decompose the problem to be solved into several simple and interrelated sub-problems, solve the sub-problems first, and then use the solution of the sub-problems as the condition of the upper problem until the solution of the original problem is found. it is worth noting that the problems solved by dynamic programming are often not independent of each other after the decomposition of the subproblems[6]. because the dynamic programming algorithm for recurring subproblems, only in the first encounter to solve it, and the solution will be saved for subsequent states to be used again [7], so this algorithm to solve the problem is much less time-consuming than other methods. the steps to solve the problem by applying the dynamic programming algorithm are as follows [8]: (1) define sub-problem. (2) guess the partial solution. (3) develop recursive relationships between sub-problems. (4) solve the transfer of state equation since the bottom is up. (5) combine the solutions of all sub-problems to obtain the solution of the original problem. example topic: miner mining problem. it is known that there are 5 gold mines and 10 miners, and the corresponding gold reserves of the 5 mines and the required miners are as follows: (1) 400 gold/5 people (2) 500 gold/5 people (3) 200 gold/3 people (4) 300 gold/4 people (5) 350 gold/3 people a miner can only mine one gold mine, not one and then another, and each mine is either fully mined or not mined in the first place. solve: which gold mines should be dug to get as much gold as possible? example analysis: (1) first, we start by assuming that the ith gold mine requires w[i] people, and that it generates v[i]. (2) we first analyze the maximum gain that can be achieved at the current number of users when some of the elements are selected or not and let f[i][j] be the value of the maximum gain that can be achieved by using no more than j people for the first i gold mines. (3) establish the recursive relationship equation: f i j max 1 , 1 max 1 , 1 , 1 (1) (4) then iterates through all the gold mines accordingly, and finally f[5][10], which is the result needed for this question algorithmic analysis: (5) time complexity analysis of the algorithm, let the number of miners be m and the number of mines be n, then the time complexity of the current algorithm is o(n*m) the program and running results are shown in figure 3: figure 3. problem of miners digging considerations for using dynamic programming algorithms: (1) definition analyzes whether the problem has the properties of optimal substructure and overlapping subproblems [9] and can only be solved using dynamic programming algorithms when the problem satisfies these two properties. (2) the results of each operation need to be saved so that resources are not wasted on calculating the same thing later. 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[10] zhang m, zhao h, et al. experimental tutorial on data structures and algorithms [m]. beijing. higher education press.2011. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 2, no. 2, 2022 32 pattern classification of stock price moving chenyu wang department of tiktok e-commerce, bytedance, shanghai, china email: 121220091@smail.nju.edu.cn abstract: the stock is one of the most important instruments of finance. however, the tendency of stock always has a high level of irregularity. in stock market, the stock price moving is considered as a time series problem. clustering method on stock data is one of the machine learning methods and it is one of the most important analysis methods of technical analysis. the aim of this project is to find an efficient unsupervised learning way to analysis the stock market data to make classification of the patterns on different stock price moving data and get useful information for investment decisions by implementing different clustering algorithms. for this aim, the research objective of this project is to compare several of clustering methods like kmeans algorithm, em algorithm, canopy algorithm, specify the best number of clusters for each clustering method by several evaluation indexes, show the result of each clustering method and make evaluation on the results of these clustering methods on stock market data of standard s&p 500 stock marketing data. in addition, weka 3 and matlab are used to implement the clustering methods and evaluation program. data visualization shows clearly that those public companies in the same cluster have similar stock price moving pattern. the experiment shows the result that k-means algorithm and em algorithm perform effectively in stock price moving and canopy algorithm can be used before k-means algorithm to improve the efficiency. keywords: pattern classification; clustering; evaluation index. 1. introduction due to the high negotiability of stock, the stock is one of the most important instruments of finance. when the investors are making decision on stocks, it is fatal for them to have a better understanding on the stock price moving analysis. because of the theory of demand and supply, the stock price data is easily influenced by the demand of market, and the demand of market is influenced by complex factors too. so that the tendency of stock always has a high level of irregularity. stock is easily influenced by theory of demand and supply and stock price is sensitive to market demand. thus, it is a valuable subject to do research on stock price moving. it is worth considering that the stock market only shows the public data of stocks and the investors cannot directly observe and judge such a great scale of high dimension stock data. on the other hand, the different stocks which have similar tendency often have similar pattern. due to this situation, it is worth using different analysis methods such as clustering methods to find the potential information from the public stock market data so that it can help making investment plan. effective investment portfolio is usually composed of the stocks which have high quality. and the first and important step is to dig out those stocks which have high quality, by an efficient method. the aim of this project is to investigate and find an efficient unsupervised learning way to analysis the stock market data for making classification of different stocks and get useful information for investment decisions by implementing different clustering algorithms. in this project, all the stock price data are collected from the standard s & p 500 public companies and several appropriate clustering methods are implemented to process on the data set. 4 evaluation indexes are used to evaluate the performance of different clustering methods. 2. methodology and analysis 2.1. research overview the pattern classification of stock price moving is generally a time series clustering problem. in 2010, hwang h and oh j have described the stock price moving problem as a time series problem and used their fuzzy model to make analysis on the stock market [1]. normally, the stock of public company can be classified into different kinds such as blue chip or trash stock. and in 2016, chen t and chen f have described their theory on pattern recognition on stock market for the investors to decide their best investment portfolio and reduce the risk [2]. as a time, series problem, some of different stocks often have the same pattern that they have similar tendency of stock price moving. in 2017, nair b b, kumar p k s and sakthivel n r have briefly presented that the investors are more willing to buy those stocks with good performance that if they have known one of the stocks which have been proved to have a good performance, there is a high probability that another stock has the similar tendency will perform well too [3]. choosing the stock which has good performance and build appropriate investment portfolio is the important guarantee of achieving good profit in the future. however, in the stock market, there are quite a big number of stocks and each stock in the market changes dynamically on both trading volume and stock price. thus, it is a valuable research problem to choose those stocks with good performance and build a reasonable investment portfolio. ghadhab i have come up a conclusion in his research in 2016 that the trading volume, or say volume of transaction can only review the notability of each stock but not the tendency, and for this reason, the project uses stock price moving data to cluster different stocks [4]. from the great number of researches in the past, it is a feasible scheme to classify the stock and choose those stocks with good financial health by making use of the public 33 financial information of listed companies. xu m, lan y and jiang d have discussed the advantage of public financial information of listed companies in their academic paper in 2015 [5]. and then, they have also put forward that there are several problems for this kind of scheme which both considers public financial information and stock price moving. on the one hand, some researcher such as wang j y and zhu z x have discussed how to use principal component analysis to measure public financial information due to the great number of indexes in 2017 [6]. and in another research dissertation in 2016, gao t, li x and chai y have implemented a two-dimensional deep learning way which includes principal component analysis on their stock price moving prediction system [7]. however, as the researchers put forward the opinion that the public financial information is a kind of nonlinear data and sometimes because of different purpose of each company, the financial information is incomplete and sometimes even not completely right. therefore, most of the researches consider stock price moving as the main research data of clustering. there are two main analysis orientations for the stock price moving analysis, and they are financial data analysis and technical analysis of which the advantages and disadvantages have been discussed by cabañas r, martínez a m, masegosa a r in the year 2016 [8]. financial data analysis is aimed to make evaluation on the potential value of stocks and in the year 2016, papavassiliou v g put forward his improved algorithm on the individual stock price moving data by using financial data analysis and he has achieved a good result [9]. on the other hand, technical analysis is aimed to make analysis on the statistical data of marketing activity and it does not make assessment on the potential value of stocks. in the year 2017, nazário r t f, e silva j l and sobreiro v a have briefly discussed the advantage and weakness of technical analysis which is implemented to make analysis on the stock price moving data [10]. in technical analysis, the researchers usually try to find patterns of tendency by using figures and tables. the experiment in this project is one of the technical analysis methods. figure 1. brief flow diagram of literature review the figure 1 below is used to show different kinds of analytical methods which are used to make analysis on the stock price moving data. and the next part of literature review would focus on the clustering analysis which belongs to technical analysis and have 4 main clustering algorithms: k – means algorithm, em algorithm, hierarchical algorithm, and canopy algorithm. and then, several different evaluation indexes are discussed in order to specify the best number of clusters and make evaluation on the performance of different algorithms. after all, the results of different clustering methods are shown visually. 2.2. technical analysis in technical analysis, there are several different ways to do research on stock price moving such as prediction, risk analysis and clustering analysis and they have been discussed by hilkevics s and zablockis a in 2016 [11]. they have shown that prediction and risk analysis are two useful method on portfolio optimization. the prediction and risk analysis methods are briefly reviewed below, and the project mainly implements clustering analysis method. some of the researchers have discussed that implementing data mining method on stock price prediction. this prediction method relies on the development of data mining technology and analysis mechanism. in 2014, wei l y, cheng c h and wu h h have briefly established a prediction model and use the mati predicting method to make prediction on the future stock price moving of taiex [12]. they have proved it to be an efficient prediction model. on the other hand, they put forward the opinion that for the investors, predicting the stock price moving accurately is one of the most useful way to help them making better investment portfolio. most of the investors may utilize the historical stock price moving data to make prediction on the future tendency, but it usually does not work well. what is worth mentioning that, the investors can make deep analysis on historical data and establish efficient prediction model with the help of data mining technology. due to the variety and complexity of stock market data, the data mining technology can be used to predict the future tendency by implementing decision tree classification algorithm or neural network algorithms. in 2016, billah m, waheed s, hanifa a has used an improved neural network algorithm to make prediction on the stock price moving data [13]. al nasseri a, tucker a, de cesare s found an effective application on financial market by using decision tree algorithm in 2015 [14]. al nasseri a, tucker a, de cesare s have found that the decision tree algorithms have some disadvantages that it causes fragment problem easily, not stable enough and easy to get into local optimal. there are also many researches on risk analysis of stock price moving data because the investors must undertake the risk of error in investment. in some way, stock margin trading has a characteristic of ‘throw out a minnow to catch a whale’. in 2004, huang y c and lin b j have made analysis on taiwan stock market by conditional risk analysis. they also explored and compare different risk analysis methods and found that the value at risk models performs better [15]. considering an investment portfolio without stock margin trading has a profit of ‘r ‘. after the stock margin trading, considering the initial margin radio to be ‘a ‘and 0 < a < 1. then the real profit is ‘r / a ‘. because ‘a ‘is from 0 to 1, the stock margin trading has a leverage effect which is discussed by su j b in 2014 [16], and the scale of this leverage effect is influenced by the initial margin radio. su j b has also discussed long memory and distribution effect of stock price moving data when he implements risk analysis on the stock market. what is more, smith g p has discussed his opinion on leverage effect on individual stock price moving data and found that the leverage effect is one of the most essential mechanism in stock market in 2015 [17]. when the number of initial margin radio is smaller, this leverage effect is bigger and the risk level of investors are higher. in the risk analysis, 34 the investors are trying to choose those stocks which have a good development and smaller initial margin radio to reduce the risk of investment. in 2017, mensi w, hammoudeh s, kang s h have shown their researches on the investment portfolio risk analysis on the stock price moving data and provided their method for make evaluation on investment portfolios [18]. in addition, some other algorithms, such as association rules and artificial neural networks are also common in use in some researches before. association rules is a category of data mining technique and the apriori algorithm is one of them which mines knowledge from historical data as knowledge patterns. the basic idea of association rules is discussed by park j s, chen m s and yu p s in 1995 that, for example, there is a relationship between item a and b if a man who buys a and b at the same time and this rule is also appropriate to stock price moving too [19]. so association rule research is sometimes based on user’s behavior in some way. what is more, asadifar s and kahani m have put forward their improved research achievement that they implement semantic data mining for prediction of stock price moving data by using association rules in 2017 [20]. in 2017, selvanambi r and natarajan j have applied their improved apriori algorithm on performance evaluation which is used for association rule mining on the stock price moving data [21]. som algorithm is one of the artificial neural networks that imitates the function of the human brains that categorize items by groups and it is also well known as a self-organization algorithm. isa d, kallimani v p and lee l h have discussed that som algorithm is measured to be useful in classification of text documents in 2009 [22]. and in 2007, the som algorithm is used in predicting stock price moving by afolabi m o and olude o [23]. it remains to be confirmed whether the som algorithm is suitable for classification of stock price moving data. on the other side, lertyingyod w and benjamas n have put forward their evaluation models on the stock price moving by implementing artificial neural networks in 2016 [24]. they are aimed to show the investors much more information but they do not make the decision for the investors. their work implies that historical stock price moving data can be used to make classification on different stocks for the investors to come up their own decisions and make their best investment portfolio. in addition, there are some other existing methods that have been consider such as chaotic map synchronization by basalto n, bellotti r, de carlo f in 2005 and enhanced index tracking portfolio by dose c and cincotti s in 2005 [25] [26]. however, it is not easy to assess the performance between these methods because different evaluation index benefits different method. 2.3. clustering algorithms clustering method is one of the technical analysis methods. to do research on clustering methods is a hot issue for study in the data mining area and machine learning area. thus, a great number of researches have been done aiming at giving a method of high performance and the academic researchers often use data mining or machine learning methods from historical data. some of the researchers are aiming at improve existing clustering methods or put forward another new clustering method. for the traditional clustering method, such as k-means algorithm or cure algorithm, the number of clusters are need to be specified by the researcher before implementing the clustering process. however, in the real stock price moving data, the number of clusters are unknown so that an appropriate number of experiments are useful to achieve the best number of clusters. the traditional clustering methods are generally suitable under certain condition, and there is not any clustering method which can be applied to all the cases. now there are many clustering methods which can deal with a small amount of data and low dimension data. however, with the arrival of big data and massive amounts of information, it is a large and careful work to deal with the big data and some of the traditional methods are low efficiency in this case. so that it is important to consider the time cost of each program. it is worth mentioning that some of the clustering methods are theoretical and always under some kind of hypothesis such as no extreme value or the clusters can be separated easily. but the data in reality is usually complex enough and has a high level of noise. thus, it is another important research problem to deal with how to eliminate the influence of noise. clustering method on stock data is one of the machine learning methods and it is one of the most important analysis methods of technical analysis. one of the research issues is to classify the different patterns of stock price moving. in other word, there are several different patterns such as rising or falling and each stock price moving has a pattern. there are two main sub problems. the first problem is that for each clustering method, what the best number of clusters is. and the second problem is that, for each stock, how to assign each stock into different clusters. most researchers consider stock price moving analysis as a time series problem and there are many related works, in which clustering is considered ( by nanda, s. , mahanty, b. and tiwari, m. 2010 ) as a good general method for analysis of stock price moving that clustering methods classify a data matrix into several different classifications, in which data points belonging to one classification are similar to each other and not similar to those data points belonging to other classifications [27]. clustering, as defined by mirkin b in 1996, is a mathematical technique which is designed for the purpose of finding a scientific way to reveal the potential classification structure for the data which is collected or created from the real-world phenomena [28]. there is quite a number of researches showing using clustering to deal with stock market is a good choice and there are several different well-known clustering algorithms, such as k-means, em, hierarchical, canopy, cobweb, farthest first, filtered, make density based clustering methods. 2.3.1. k – means clustering algorithm the main research problems of k-means algorithm is shown in the figure 2 below. clustering method such as k-means can be used to set k different patterns from n stock price movings and classify each stock into a pattern which belongs to the k different patterns. figure 2. main research problems of k-means algorithm k-means algorithm is considered as one of the best basic clustering methods and in addition, it has been discussed in several studies. the number of clusters can be specified by apriori algorithm or other clustering methods or in another 35 way, specified by evaluation indexes. in 2016, sarma h k d, mishra s have put forward their improvement on the research that to use apriori algorithm to specify the best number of clusters on the time series data [29]. on the one hand, cardoso m g m s, de carvalho a p l have made their evaluation on the quality indexes which are used to make comparison on the performance of different clustering algorithms in 2009 and they draw the conclusion that k-means algorithm is a general and efficient algorithm in many cases and some of the evaluation indexes can be used to specify the best number of clusters on the stock price moving data [30]. on the other hand, in 2015, amorim m j and cardoso m g m s made their research on different adjusted paired indexes and used them to compare the performance on different clustering results [31] and after comparison, they have also concluded that k-means is efficient in many cases and some of the evaluation indexes can be used to specify the best number of clusters on the stock price moving data. for assigning each data point into different clusters, k-means algorithm can be used to implement both of the euclidean distance and the manhattan distance in order to calculate the distance between each data point and the center of each cluster. in 2014, li l, he j and sui x have discussed their conclusion that the euclidean distance is useful in establishing analysis model on stock price moving data [32]. and in 2016, kapil s and chawla m have discussed several different distance metrics which are used to make performance evaluation on the clustering methods such as the most famous clustering algorithm, like k-means algorithm in detail [33]. the basic k-means algorithm uses seed to calculate the initial clusters and the number of initial clusters as it has been discussed by arthur d, vassilvitskii s in 2007 [34]. zhu z has implemented improved k-means algorithm which is based on the combination of independent component analysis in analyzing stock market data in 2016 [35]. some of the improved k-means algorithm use other clustering method to calculate the initial clusters. in 2017, kumar k m and reddy a r m have improved the k-means algorithm by implementing density based clustering to calculate the initial cluster before the process of k-means [36]. what is more, in 2016, xiong c, hua z and lv k have improved k-means algorithm by optimizing initial cluster of the k-means algorithm too [37]. 2.3.2. em clustering algorithm em algorithm is based on the rule that, for each instance, it assigns a probability distribution value which can indicate the probability of it belonging to each of the clusters. in 1987, hoenig j m and heisey d m have described the method that using em algorithm to make estimate on the stock price moving data [38]. in 2008, shinozaki t and ostendorf m put forward their maximum log likelihood index evaluation algorithm to improve the em clustering algorithm which has a better performance than the original em clustering algorithm [39]. in 1991, coakley k j described his crossvalidation procedure which can be used to specify the best number of clusters in the em clustering algorithm [40]. by implementing cross validation and using the log likelihood index, the em clustering can decide the best number of clusters to create itself which is implemented by dempster a p, laird n m, rubin d b in 1977 [41]. in another way, apriori algorithm can also be used to specify how many clusters to generate. in 2016, sarma h k d, mishra s have put forward their improvement on the research that to use apriori algorithm to do data mining on the time series data [29]. and in 2003, em algorithm is implemented to be used in market research by karlis d and it is proved to have a better performance than traditional hierarchical clustering algorithm on the stock market [42]. em algorithm is a useful algorithm to calculate the probability of a data point belonging to a cluster from the data set which contains incomplete data or missing data. canopy clustering algorithm and hierarchical clustering algorithm hierarchical clustering is a traditional clustering method and there are lots of researches related. it is one of the clustering methods that calculate the similarity between different classifications of data points and create a clustering tree which has many levels. it always combines the most similar two data points together by calculating the distance such as euclidean distance. there are mainly 3 different linkage types to calculate the distance between two data point sets and they are single linkage, complete linkage and average linkage. in 2017, zhu d, guralnik d p and wang x have shown the advantages and disadvantages of single linkage in hierarchical clustering algorithm in unsupervised data analysis [43]. and großwendt a, röglin h have briefly described their improved complete linkage method in the hierarchical clustering algorithm in 2017 [44]. in 2016, gagolewski m, bartoszuk m and cena a improved the average linkage method in hierarchical clustering algorithm [45]. in 1981, srivastava r k, leone r p and shocker a d discussed how to use hierarchical clustering to make analysis on market products [46]. in 2016, lahmiri s has discussed how to examine the co-movement of stock data by implementing hierarchical clustering but hierarchical algorithm is considered to be not very useful in clustering of stock price moving data [47]. it is considered that clustering is a kind of unsupervised learning algorithms that there is no definitely correct or incorrect classification on the stock price moving data. because of this situation, there are quite a number of indexes being created to make evaluation on the performance of different clustering methods. the principle of canopy clustering algorithm is to firstly classify the data set into several groups call canopy by approximate distance algorithm. and then, it uses strict distance algorithm to calculate the data points in the same canopy and assign them in the most appropriate cluster. in 2014, sharma s and tiwari r discussed their improved canopy algorithm [48]. in 2012, he h, guo l and geng y have proved that using canopy algorithm before k-means algorithm have a better performance than the traditional kmeans algorithm [49]. in this project, the canopy clustering algorithm is used to specify the best number of clusters of kmeans clustering algorithm and calculate the initial cluster centers of k-means clustering algorithm too. 2.4. evaluation indexes there are several evaluation indexes to provide validity measures for each classification in order to specify the best number of clusters and also evaluate the performance of clustering methods. the evaluation indexes can also provide a clear line chart that shows the performance of each clustering method. one of the simplest way is to use the list index which is defined by wang y f, chuang y l and hsu m h in 2004 [50]. there are also various slightly more complex evaluation indexes and functions. the calinski criterion defined by shu g, zeng b, chen y p in 2003 calculates the similarity of data points which are within the same cluster and the dissimilarity of those who are not in the same cluster in 36 order to evaluate the clustering method [51]. the davies bouldin index defined by kasturi j, acharya r, ramanathan m in 2003 and the silhouetee index defined by chen g, jaradat s a, banerjee n in 2002 are also two useful indexes [52][53]. there are also dunn’s index defined by bezdek j c, pal n r in 1995, krzanowski lai index, alternative dunn index, xie and beni’s index, partition index, separation index (raghuvanshi a s, tiwari s, tripathi r, 2009) [54][55]. because some of the indexes have similar functions, the project selects several typical indexes among them. 2.5. critical analysis as there are many methods to be implemented for analysis of stock price moving, but there is seldom research of using appropriate evaluation indexes to specify the best number and make evaluation on the clusters of k-means algorithm, em algorithm, canopy algorithm + k-means algorithm on pattern classification of stock price moving. so the project will focus on implementing k-means algorithm, em algorithm, and canopy algorithm to make analysis on the stock price moving data. in this project, the calinski criterion index, davies bouldin index, silhouetee index and gap index are implemented in the project to specify the best number of clusters of k-means algorithm. the log likelihood index is used to specify the best number of clusters of em clustering. 2.6. research procedure the first stage is data processing and it has 4 steps. the first step is clarifying the problem and achieving the data and it means that achieving the relational data for concrete analysis based on the specific problem. the second step is tools select. in this project, the matlab, weka 3 are chosen as main softwares. the third step is data process method selection. as it is shown in the research procedure, the kmeans, em and canopy clustering algorithm are chosen as the main analysis methods and it is discussed in the later part that the calinsky criterion, davies bouldin index, gap index, silhouette index and log likelihood index are chosen to be the evaluation indexes. the fourth step is data normalization and it means that both doing normalization on the original data and eliminating incomparability which is derived from the difference between indexes. after the first stage, the original data has been transformed into a data set (matrix) which is easily to be used to implement clustering method in programs. the second stage is implementing clustering algorithms and it has 3 parts running at the same time that each part is independent from each other. the first part is k-means analysis and it means that using k-means to do clustering on the data matrix after pre-processing and record the results. the second part is em analysis and it means that implementing em clustering method on the data matrix. the third part is canopy + k-means analysis and it means using the canopy algorithm to calculate the best number of clusters and initial clusters which can be used in the k-means algorithm. the third stage is experiment results analysis and evaluation, that the k-means, em clustering methods and canopy + k-means algorithm are three main parts of evaluation. because clustering for stock market price moving is an unsupervised learning problem, it is difficult to demonstrably prove that for example, which one of k-means and em clustering method is more accurate than the other one. the indexes for evaluation on the performance of k-means algorithm, em algorithm, and canopy plus k-means method are calinsky criterion, davies bouldin index, gap index, silhouette index. the same indexes are used to specify the best number of clusters of k-means algorithm and canopy plus k-means algorithm too. different from them, the index to specify the best number of clusters on em method is log likelihood index. the time cost is another reasonably important index for these methods. because this project involves an unsupervised learning problem, the clustering results would have some visualization graphs which are presented in the experiment result analysis and evaluation part to show the performance of different clustering methods. 3. results and evaluation 3.1. k – means analysis the first clustering method is k-means algorithm to generate disjoint and homogeneous clusters from a large set of data. the main process of k-means algorithm is in the following order. in the first step, there are number k of initial clusters and each of them has a data point which is randomly selected from all the number n of original data points. in this step, the algorithm used in randomly choosing data point can be replaced by some other algorithms. the value of k is specified by apriori algorithm and the initial clusters is generated by using randomly seed to call the table of data points. in the second step, there are totally number n k data points remaining and for each of these data points, using one of the distance functions to calculate the distance between one data point and all the center of the clusters. the purpose of this step is to calculate the distance that from each data point to each cluster, and then assigning each data point to its nearest cluster. the distance function which is used to calculate the distance can be replaced too. the most popular distance function is euclidean distance which is used in the project. there are also some other distance functions such as chebyshev distance, filtered distance, manhattan distance and minkowski distance. these distance functions are not implemented in the project. figure 3. k-means in the third step, the center of each cluster is recomputed and like what the program does in the step two, the distance between each data point and each center of cluster is calculated by the same distance function. after that, by judging whether each data point is in the nearest cluster or not, all the data points are reassigned to its nearest cluster again. the step two and step three repeat again and again until all the data points have been assigned to the best cluster. this 37 project implements the k-means algorithm on the data set, and calculates the evaluation indexes by matlab. the best number of clusters and 4 evaluation indexes are shown in the figure 3 below. to sum up, the best number of clusters of k-means algorithm is specified to be 3. further detailed analysis data and the visualization results of k-means and the comparison of different clustering methods are shown in the section 3.4 later. 3.2. em analysis em is the second clustering method used in this project. for each data point, the em algorithm assigns a probability distribution and by doing so, it indicates the probability that one data point is belonging to one cluster. as it is mentioned in the part of k-means algorithm above, there is one same problem in the em algorithm too. the problem is that, for the purpose of achieving the best performance of em clustering, what the best number of clusters is. as it is the same in the k-means algorithm, the number of clusters can also be specified by some algorithms such as apriori algorithm. the researcher can also use control variable method and draw curve graph to show the relation between number of clusters and the evaluation index. not like the case that in k-means algorithm, em algorithm can specify the number of clusters itself by cross validation process. and the cross validation which is used to specify the number of clusters is processed in the following steps. firstly, the initial number of clusters is set to 1. secondly, the whole training set is randomly split into n segments and the number n can be specified by the researcher. this number is normally 10 which is the default setting value in weka 3. thirdly, implementing em algorithm on the n segments. and next, an evaluation index, which is called log likelihood is used to evaluate the performance of each cluster and the total log likelihood is averaged over all the n results. and then, if the total log likelihood index has increased, the program is going to the next circulation which is from step 2 to step 5 and increase the number of cluster by 1. the em algorithm has two steps. in the e step, it calculates the posterior probability of latent variables from initial parameter or the last turn’s value and in the m step, it maximums the likelihood function to gain the new parameters. for em, this project implements log likelihood index and cross validation to specify the best number of clusters. after processing, the best number of clusters by em algorithm is 5 and the value of log likelihood index in this case is 306.21262. the time cost is longer than the other two clustering methods. 3.3. canopy + k-means analysis canopy plus k-means algorithm is the third clustering method used in this project. the canopy clustering algorithm can be implemented by only one pass over the stock price moving data. and it can also be implemented to use in both clustering by itself or in the pre-processing part of other clustering algorithms. in this project, the canopy algorithm is used as the pre-processing part of the k-means clustering algorithm to specify the best number of clusters and calculate the initial centers of clusters too. the principle of canopy clustering algorithm is to firstly classify the data set into several groups that called canopy by approximate distance algorithm which is a low cost method. it can be some overlaps among these canopies. and then, it uses strict distance algorithm to calculate the data points in the same canopy and assign them in the most appropriate cluster. the detailed process of creating a canopy is shown below: step1. if there is a data point set called ‘ s ‘. and there are two initial distance parameter called ‘ t1 ‘ and ‘ t2 ‘, t1 is larger than t2. step2. then, the canopy clustering algorithm chooses a data point called ‘ p ‘ and calculate the distance between it and each of the other data points belonging to ‘ s ‘ by a low cost distance algorithm. step3. next, the canopy clustering algorithm puts those data points belonging to ‘ s ‘ whose distance from the ‘ p ‘ is smaller than ‘ t1 ‘ into a canopy. at the same time, the canopy clustering algorithm removes those data points belonging to ‘ s ‘ whose distance from the ‘ p ‘ is larger than ‘ t2 ‘ from the ‘ s ‘. step4. the process is continuing until there is no data point in the data set ‘ s ‘. it can be considered that the canopy clustering algorithm is simply using circles to classify the data set and the center of each canopy is not too close because the distance between them is larger than ‘ t2 ‘. in this project, the t1 is set to be 1.25 and t2 is set to be 1.0 as the default setting. the best number of clusters of canopy + k-means clustering algorithm can be specified by different indexes which are the same as what are used in the k-means clustering algorithm. the best number of clusters and 4 indexes are shown in the figure 4 below. figure 4. canopy + k-means to sum up, the case of 3 clusters have the best comprehensive performance due to the evaluation of these 4 indexes shown above. so the best number of clusters of canopy + k-means algorithm is specified to be 3. and then, the visualization results of k-means and the comparison of different clustering methods are described in the section 3.4 later. 3.4. clustering methods comparison as the best clusters of each clustering method has been specified. the method, number of clusters and evaluation index table including time cost are shown in the table 1 below. as it is shown in the table above, the performance of em algorithm and canopy plus k-means algorithm is better than the k-means algorithm because all the evaluation index are shown that k-means algorithm is not well enough. on the other hand, the canopy + k-means clustering algorithm is to some degree having little gap with the em clustering algorithm. the calinsky and davies bouldin index show that 38 em algorithm is better than the canopy + k-means algorithm however the gap index and silhouette index shown that canopy + k-means algorithm performs better than the em clustering algorithm. however, there is another important index to make evaluation on the performance of each clustering method, and it is the time cost. as it is shown in the table above, the k-means algorithm has the lowest time cost among them and the canopy + k-means algorithm has nearly twice time cost as the k-means clustering algorithm. the em algorithm has a really high time cost and that is because it spends a lot of time on implementing cross validation step. as an unsurprised learning problem, the evaluation index can only be used to measure the performance of each clustering method in one aspect. so that the result of each clustering method is shown visually below. because it is too complex and crowded to show all the data of each cluster in one graph. the visualization graph randomly selects several different data points of each cluster. table 1. result method num clusters index time cost cal db gap sil kmeans 1 null null 1.0634 null 0.01 2 79.421 0.9034 0.7744 0.6205 0.01 3 86.8927 0.881 0.9045 0.5789 0.01 4 78.3009 1.006 0.9268 0.484 0.01 5 71.4057 1.1133 0.91 0.3985 0.01 em 1 null null 0.8798 null 0.01 2 72.1659 0.9245 0.8978 0.5548 0.05 3 83.2513 0.9413 0.9344 0.5412 0.11 4 87.4578 0.8634 0.9726 0.5937 0.14 5 92.7942 0.7343 0.9832 0.6043 0.17 canopy + kmeans 1 null null 1.2056 null 0.02 2 80.6157 0.8094 0.7692 0.6752 0.02 3 88.6259 0.7462 0.9967 0.6141 0.01 4 82.6124 0.8172 0.9723 0.5086 0.02 5 73.5691 1.0528 0.9211 0.4396 0.02 the k-means algorithm creates 3 clusters and the sample are shown in the figure 5 below. as it is shown in the figure 5, the result of k-means is not very well that some of the data points in the cluster 2 are obviously more likely to be in cluster 1. k-means clustering algorithm has the worst performance among the three clustering methods. the em clustering algorithm creates 5 clusters and the sample are shown in the figure 6 below. figure 5. visualization of k-means -0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 1 1 4 2 7 4 0 5 3 6 6 7 9 9 2 1 0 5 1 1 8 1 3 1 1 4 4 1 5 7 1 7 0 1 8 3 1 9 6 2 0 9 2 2 2 2 3 5 2 4 8 cluster 0 of k-means -0.8 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2 0 0.2 1 1 5 2 9 4 3 5 7 7 1 8 5 9 9 1 1 3 1 2 7 1 4 1 1 5 5 1 6 9 1 8 3 1 9 7 2 1 1 2 2 5 2 3 9 cluster 1 of k-means -0.2 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1 4 2 7 4 0 5 3 6 6 7 9 9 2 1 0 5 1 1 8 1 3 1 1 4 4 1 5 7 1 7 0 1 8 3 1 9 6 2 0 9 2 2 2 2 3 5 2 4 8 cluster 2 of k-means -0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 1 1 4 2 7 4 0 5 3 6 6 7 9 9 2 1 0 5 1 1 8 1 3 1 1 4 4 1 5 7 1 7 0 1 8 3 1 9 6 2 0 9 2 2 2 2 3 5 2 4 8 cluster 0 of em -0.8 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 1 1 4 2 7 4 0 5 3 6 6 7 9 9 2 1 0 5 1 1 8 1 3 1 1 4 4 1 5 7 1 7 0 1 8 3 1 9 6 2 0 9 2 2 2 2 3 5 2 4 8 cluster 1 of em -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 1 1 3 2 5 3 7 4 9 6 1 7 3 8 5 9 7 1 0 9 1 2 1 1 3 3 1 4 5 1 5 7 1 6 9 1 8 1 1 9 3 2 0 5 2 1 7 2 2 9 2 4 1 cluster 2 of em 39 figure 6. visualization of em as it is shown in the figure 6 above, the performance of em clustering algorithm is obviously better than the k-means clustering algorithm. what is worth noticing is that the cluster 0 of em clustering algorithm represents those stock price having a fluctuation. the canopy + k-means clustering algorithm creates 3 clusters and the sample are shown in the figure 7 below. as it is shown in the figure 7 above, the performance of canopy + k-means clustering algorithm is obviously better than the k-means clustering algorithm. on the other hand, it is slightly inferior to the em clustering algorithm above. however, the time cost of canopy + k-means clustering algorithm is much lower than the em clustering algorithm. figure 7. visualization of canopy + k-means 4. conclusion the aim of this project is to compare the performance of different clustering methods on the pattern classification of stock price moving data. to sum up, the three different clustering methods and several different indexes which are implemented in this project shows that the clustering performance of em algorithm is better than the canopy + kmeans clustering algorithm on the stock price moving pattern classification and the k-means clustering algorithm has the worst performance. on the other hand, the canopy + k-means clustering algorithm have a much lower time cost than the em clustering algorithm. in addition, the project provides an efficient method to cluster the stock price moving data. it is better to choose different clustering algorithms in different circumstances. if time cost is the most important parameter, the canopy + k-means 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[56] http://www.standardandpoors.com/en_us/web/guest/home?p agename=sp/page/indicesindexpg&r=1&b=4&s=6&ig=51&l =en&i=56&xcd=500 [57] http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/ frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 87 adversarial training of swinir model for face super‐ resolution processing hongjun lin * school of computing, china university of geosciences, wuhan, 430074, china * corresponding author email: lin2669875691@gmail.com abstract: this research aims to apply the swinir model to perform face image super-resolution processing using adversarial training techniques, thereby enhancing facial image features. with the rapid development of computer vision and artificial intelligence technologies, face image super-resolution processing plays a crucial role in improving the accuracy and performance of facial recognition and related applications. firstly, we introduce the basic principles of adversarial training and provide a detailed overview of the architecture and characteristics of the swinir model. this model demonstrates excellent performance in super-resolution tasks, exhibiting high feature extraction and image reconstruction capabilities. next, we describe the experimental design and dataset selection. through extensive experiments, we compare the quality and feature representation of face images before and after super-resolution. the results show that after undergoing super-resolution processing with the swinir model, facial images exhibit significantly enhanced details and edges, leading to a notable improvement in image features. in summary, this research successfully enhances the feature information of facial images by applying the swinir model through adversarial training, effectively improving the details of the face. this research outcome is of significant importance in advancing the field of computer vision and enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of artificial intelligence technologies in practical applications. keywords: swinir; super resolution; adversarial training; face image. 1. introduction image super-resolution is an important research direction in the field of computer vision, aiming to restore lowresolution (lr) images to high-resolution (hr) ones. with the widespread application of digital images in daily life, such as image acquisition, transmission, and storage, high-quality image presentation is critical for various application scenarios [1]. however, due to limitations in hardware devices, sensor technologies, or network bandwidth, the images obtained in many cases often have low resolution, resulting in insufficient image details and poor visual quality. to address this issue, image super-resolution techniques have been proposed to enhance the visual quality and usability of low-resolution images by restoring lost details and information. traditional image super-resolution methods are mainly based on interpolation techniques or statistical methods [2], but they have limited effectiveness in handling complex textures and high-frequency details. with the rise of deep learning, particularly the development of deep convolutional neural networks (dcnns), significant progress has been made in the field of image super-resolution [3]. eye-tracking technology has wide applications in computer vision and human-computer interaction, allowing for precise monitoring and tracking of eye movements during visual tasks [4]. however, to achieve accurate eye-tracking, highresolution facial images with sufficient details are required. traditionally, high-quality facial images typically require the use of professional high-end devices, limiting the application of eye-tracking technology on more widely accessible devices [5]. to overcome this limitation, the aim of this study is to use more accessible and easily obtainable devices to provide facial images with sufficient details for eye-tracking technology. for this purpose, we chose to adopt adversarial training techniques and the high-performing swinir model for face image super-resolution processing. the research problem is to explore the feasibility and effectiveness of using the swinir model for face image superresolution processing. we hope that this technique can significantly enhance the quality of low-resolution facial images captured by widely accessible devices, providing sufficient details and clarity to offer more reliable and accurate input data for eye-tracking technology. the significance of this research lies in its potential to enable eye-tracking technology on widely accessible devices. by applying adversarial training techniques and the swinir model, we aim to provide high-quality facial images with fine details for ordinary cameras or mobile devices, thus promoting the application and popularization of eye-tracking technology in a broader range of scenarios. in conclusion, this study aims to explore the method of using the swinir model for face image super-resolution processing and, by providing images with sufficient details, advance the application of eye-tracking technology on widely accessible devices. this research is expected to offer a better visual experience for ordinary users and contribute new practical techniques to the development of computer vision. in this paper, we mainly discuss the super-resolution processing of facial images to obtain images with more details. 2. related work 2.1. swinir [6] swinir is a deep learning-based image super-resolution method that utilizes the swin transformer as its underlying model. the transformer is a model widely used for natural language processing tasks, but due to its efficient selfattention mechanism, it has also been applied in the field of image processing. swin transformer effectively captures 88 long-range dependencies and semantic information in images through its global self-attention mechanism. swinir model adjusts and optimizes the swin transformer specifically for image super-resolution tasks. in image superresolution, swinir takes low-resolution images as input and outputs high-resolution image results through network layers' processing. its core advantage lies in efficiently extracting image feature information and possessing strong representational capabilities, enabling it to effectively handle complex textures and details, resulting in excellent superresolution performance. swinir adopts the swin transformer as the basic network architecture, utilizing the self-attention mechanism to capture long-range dependencies and semantic information in images. by stacking multiple swin transformer modules, swinir can efficiently extract image feature information and restore lowresolution images to high-resolution ones. swinir has achieved significant performance improvements in image super-resolution tasks and has become one of the leading image super-resolution methods. its outstanding performance has garnered attention in various application scenarios, and it has been widely applied in both academic and industrial settings. 2.2. wgan [7] wgan (wasserstein generative adversarial network) is a variant of generative adversarial networks (gans) that has been improved and optimized based on gans. gan is a deep learning model used to generate new samples, consisting of a generator and a discriminator, which are trained in an adversarial manner to progressively generate more realistic samples. wgan addresses the instability and mode collapse issues during gan training by introducing wasserstein distance. wasserstein distance provides better continuity and smoothness when measuring the distance between two probability distributions, resulting in a more stable and reliable training process. the emergence of wgan offers new ideas and methods for generative models in deep learning. it has achieved excellent results in tasks such as image generation, image restoration, and image super-resolution, attracting widespread attention across various domains. in conclusion, swinir and wgan are significant representative methods in the fields of image super-resolution and generative adversarial networks, respectively, and have made significant progress in image processing and generation tasks. by combining the two approaches, it is expected to achieve even better model performance. 3. method 3.1. dataset in order to study image super-resolution and denoising techniques in computer vision, we need to construct a dataset suitable for this task. considering our research goal is to simulate the effects of most cameras, we will use a highdefinition face dataset and apply resolution reduction and noise addition to simulate the image capture process in realworld scenarios. firstly, we will select a high-quality dataset containing a large number of high-definition face images as the base dataset. this dataset should include multiple face images with high image quality to ensure that our training data possesses good features and details. next, we will process these high-definition face images using resolution reduction techniques. we can use interpolation methods or predefined blur kernels to simulate the resolution reduction effect during image capture with cameras. this will provide us with a set of low-resolution face images to train the super-resolution model. to simulate camera noise effects, we can introduce different types of noise, such as gaussian noise, salt-andpepper noise, etc. these noise types will be added to both high-definition and low-resolution face images to mimic the noise interference during image capture in real-world scenarios. when constructing the dataset, we also need to consider data balance and diversity. we can ensure that the dataset contains face images of various ages, genders, races, and expressions to improve the model's generalization ability and robustness. finally, we will choose appropriate deep learning models, such as swinir and wgan, for training and testing based on the size and complexity of the dataset. by using such a dataset, we can better evaluate the performance of the models in simulating the real image capture process, providing valuable experimental data and conclusions for research in image super-resolution and denoising techniques in computer vision. 3.2. network structure in this study, we apply adversarial training techniques to the swinir model to further enhance image super-resolution performance. swinir is an image super-resolution model based on the swin transformer, while adversarial training is a powerful deep learning technique commonly used in gans to optimize the model through the adversarial process between the generator and discriminator. to improve swinir's performance, we introduce adversarial training. adversarial training consists of two parts: the generator, which is the swinir model itself responsible for image super-resolution generation, and the discriminator, which is a binary classification network aiming to distinguish between the high-resolution images generated by the generator and real high-resolution images. during adversarial training, the discriminator learns to differentiate between real and generated images, while the generator minimizes the adversarial loss to gradually generate more realistic and highquality high-resolution images. by incorporating adversarial training techniques into the training process of the swinir model, we expect the generator to receive feedback from the discriminator, further improving the quality of generated high-resolution images. the introduction of adversarial training is expected to enhance the expressive power of the swinir model, improve its performance in handling complex textures and details, and achieve superior image super-resolution results. in summary, this study aims to explore new training strategies in the field of image super-resolution by applying adversarial training techniques to the swinir model to enhance its performance and effectiveness. the design of this model will combine the characteristics of swinir and the advantages of adversarial training, bringing new breakthroughs and improvements to image super-resolution tasks. 3.3. training process in each iteration, the training data loader is traversed, and 89 based on the current training step, the learning rate is updated to adjust the learning rate during the training process. the initial learning rate is set to 0.0001, and the batch size is set to 16. the training data is then fed into the swinir model. the parameters of the generator and discriminator are optimized to gradually learn better image super-resolution effects. adversarial training techniques play a crucial role in the optimization process, as they optimize the model through the adversarial process between the generator and discriminator. at regular training steps, training information is recorded, including the current epoch number, training step, current learning rate, loss values, etc., and the model parameters are saved for subsequent testing and continued training. a test is also conducted, where test images from the test set are fed into the swinir model to obtain superresolution images, and the peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) value between the reconstructed images and real highresolution images is calculated as an evaluation metric for image reconstruction quality. through the above training process, we combine adversarial training techniques with the swinir model and optimize the parameters of the super-resolution model through extensive data training. this enables the model to achieve better image reconstruction results on widely used devices, providing more detailed image features for eyetracking technology and facial recognition in various fields. 4. experience in this section, we will present the experimental results of the swinir model using adversarial training for the task of face image super-resolution. we utilize a high-resolution face dataset from computer vision, which is processed by downsampling the resolution and adding noise to simulate the image capture scenarios of most cameras. these datasets are used to train the model. 4.1. training convergence during the training process, we recorded the loss values and psnr metrics for each training epoch to observe the convergence of the training. the following two figures illustrate the loss of the generator and the psnr (peak signalto-noise ratio) metric of the model during the training process. as shown in figure 1, it can be observed that with the progress of iterations, the loss of the generator gradually decreases, converging around 0.01, and eventually stabilizes at approximately 0.01. in figure 2, as the generator loss decreases, the psnr also increases gradually, ultimately stabilizing at around 40.6. figure 1. as the epochs progress, the loss of the generator decreases. figure 2. during the training process, the psnr increases and eventually stabilizes. during the training process, we recorded the loss values and psnr metric for each training epoch to observe the convergence. the charts show that as the training progresses, the loss values gradually decrease, and the psnr metric 90 improves. this indicates that the model is gradually learning better super-resolution capabilities. in the initial stages of training, the loss values exhibit fluctuations around 2000 iterations, gradually decreasing to approximately 0.17. this phase may be attributed to the model adapting to the training data and learning some initial features. as the training continues, the model optimizes further, and the loss values stabilize at a lower level, eventually reaching around 0.1. this indicates a significant improvement in the reconstruction performance of the model on the training data. at the same time, the psnr metric experiences a sharp decline around 2000 iterations, decreasing from its initial value to around 22 or lower. this phenomenon may be caused by overfitting in the early stages of training or encountering some local optima, leading to a degradation in the quality of reconstructed images. however, with continued training, the model gradually overcomes these issues, and the psnr metric starts to improve, stabilizing at around 40. this signifies that the model has made significant progress in the super-resolution task and can generate higher-quality, clearer, and more detailed images. 4.2. application validation to validate the performance of our model in real-world applications, we applied the trained swinir model for face image super-resolution processing on widely used devices. the experimental results demonstrate that our model can effectively enhance facial image features and provide clearer and more detailed images, thereby offering a better image foundation for applications such as eye-tracking technology and facial recognition in various domains. figure 3. training results of the model (×2) overall, the swinir model trained through adversarial training exhibits superior performance in face image superresolution, showcasing robust generalization capabilities and practical value. its successful application provides novel ideas and methods for the advancement and application of image super-resolution techniques. 5. conclusion based on the results of this experiment, we have successfully transformed low-resolution facial images into high-resolution images while preserving crucial details, significantly enhancing image clarity and quality. this achievement provides vital support and assistance for implementing eye-tracking technology on widely-used devices. however, it is essential to acknowledge certain limitations in this experiment. we only focused on ×2 image superresolution conversion, which implies some constraints in practical applications. in more challenging tasks with higher scaling factors, our model might encounter greater difficulties and potential performance degradation. to enhance the model's generalization 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(2017). improved training of wasserstein gans. advances in neural information processing systems, 30. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 78 research on computer network security prevention in the context of big data jiahao he * chongqing jiaotong university, chongqing, china * corresponding author email: biankakiahoo@gmail.com abstract: with the rapid development of information technology, big data technology has become one of the important pillars of today's society. however, the wide application of big data has also brought more security threats and challenges, among which computer network security has become a focus that needs to be solved urgently. this thesis aims to study the current situation and challenges of computer network security in the context of big data, analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the existing security measures, and put forward improvement programs to better protect computer network security in the era of big data. keywords: big data; cyber security; importance. 1. introduction with the rapid development of information technology and the arrival of the big data era, computer network security issues are becoming increasingly prominent. network attacks are constantly upgrading, and traditional security defense means have been difficult to cope with the increasingly complex and changeable threats. in such a context, the construction of a more efficient and intelligent network security defense system has become an urgent problem to be solved. this dissertation aims to explore the research related to computer network security prevention in the context of big data, with a special focus on the application of big data analytics technology in network security, as well as the intelligent security monitoring and response system based on artificial intelligence, and also on encryption algorithms for enhanced data privacy protection. this thesis aims to provide a comprehensive and in-depth perspective on the new trends and methods of computer network security prevention in the context of big data. through the comprehensive use of big data analysis technology, artificial intelligence algorithms and encryption algorithms for enhanced data privacy protection, we can establish a more powerful and intelligent network security defense system to provide strong support for the robust development of network security. in the future research and practice of network security, the content provided in this paper will have a positive impact on the innovation and development of network security technology. 2. the application of big data analysis in network security 2.1. application of big data analytics in intrusion detection intrusion detection system (ids) is an important part of computer network security, used to monitor and identify abnormal behavior and potential attacks in the network. in the context of big data, traditional idss may face the challenge of dealing with massive data and highly complex network environments. therefore, the enhancement and optimization of intrusion detection using big data analytics has become an important research direction. 2.1.1. log analysis in the big data environment, the amount of log data generated by network devices and systems is huge, and traditional ids is often difficult to process and analyze this data effectively. by applying big data analysis technology, large-scale log data can be analyzed in real time or offline, from which abnormal patterns and abnormal behaviors can be extracted, helping to quickly discover potential intrusion threats. 2.1.2. behavioral analysis big data analytics can build models based on user and device behavioral data and identify abnormal behaviors that do not conform to normal behavioral patterns. through indepth analysis of network traffic, application usage, and user behavior, intrusions can be more accurately detected, including attacks with unknown, zero-day vulnerabilities. 2.1.3. threat intelligence analysis big data analysis can integrate threat intelligence data from different sources, including hacker forums, vulnerability information, malware samples, etc., to form a comprehensive threat intelligence database. by correlating and analyzing with real-time network traffic and event data, potential threats can be detected earlier and the detection accuracy and realtime performance of ids can be improved. 2.1.4. data mining technology in the big data environment, traditional rule and signaturebased intrusion detection methods may not be able to cover all intrusion scenarios. data mining technology can mine potential patterns and association rules in massive data to help discover new types of attacks and anomalous behaviors, thus improving the coverage and accuracy of intrusion detection. 2.1.5. machine learning algorithms machine learning plays an important role in big data analytics and is particularly applicable to intrusion detection. with training datasets, machine learning algorithms can learn the normal behavioral patterns of the network and automatically identify abnormal and malicious behaviors. over time, machine learning models can also adaptively adjust to changing means of intrusion. 2.1.6. distributed computing big data analytics typically involves distributed computing 79 techniques to handle massive amounts of network data. by distributing intrusion detection tasks to multiple nodes for parallel processing, detection speed can be accelerated and system scalability can be improved. in summary, the application of big data analytics in intrusion detection can enhance the detection capability of ids and improve the accuracy and real-time nature of intrusion detection. through the comprehensive application of log analysis, behavioral analysis, threat intelligence analysis, data mining technology, machine learning algorithms and distributed computing, the abnormal and invasive behavior in the network can be better discovered, so that corresponding defensive measures can be taken early to protect the security of the computer network. 2.2. application of big data analysis in behavior analysis behavioral analysis is a method of identifying potential threats based on their behavioral patterns through real-time monitoring and analysis of the behavior of network users and devices. in the context of big data, traditional behavioral analysis methods may not be efficient and accurate enough due to the excessive amount of data and complex network environment. therefore, the use of big data analytics in behavioral analysis has become an important way to improve and optimize behavioral analysis. 2.2.1. user behavior analysis big data analytics can monitor and analyze user behavior on the network in a comprehensive and detailed way. by collecting and analyzing data such as users' access patterns, clicking behaviors, and operating habits, a user's behavior model can be established. once abnormal user behavior is found, such as abnormal login locations, frequent access attempts, etc., the system can immediately take measures for risk alert or blocking. 2.2.2. application behavior analysis big data analytics can monitor and analyze application behavior and identify potential abnormal activities. by analyzing application operations and resource usage, possible vulnerability exploits, malicious code injections, and abnormal application behaviors can be identified. this helps to identify application vulnerabilities early and take remedial action. 2.2.3. device behavior analysis for devices in large-scale complex network environments, such as iot devices and industrial control systems, big data analytics can monitor the behavior of devices in real time. by establishing the behavioral model of the device, abnormal behavior of the device, such as the device being infected, attacked or subjected to unauthorized access, can be detected in time, thus preventing potential security threats. 2.2.4. threat intelligence fusion big data analysis can fuse and analyze data from multiple threat intelligence sources to form a comprehensive threat intelligence database. combining threat intelligence with real-time behavioral analysis can more accurately identify potential threats, including zero-day attacks, advanced persistent threats, and so on. 2.2.5. anomaly detection using big data analysis technology, it is possible to establish a normal behavior model for network behavior data, and then detect the difference between the actual behavior and the model in real time. once abnormal behavior is detected, the system can respond by means of alarms or blocking to protect the security of the network. 2.2.6. data visualization the application of big data analytics in behavioral analysis also includes data visualization. by converting complex behavioral data into visual charts and images, the anomalies and trends in the network can be displayed more intuitively, helping security personnel better understand the network security situation and make quick decisions. 2.3. application of big data analytics in threat intelligence threat intelligence is the process of collecting, analyzing and interpreting information related to network security to identify potential threatening behaviors and attack activities. in the context of big data, network security threats are increasing, and traditional methods of collecting and analyzing threat intelligence can no longer meet the complex and changing threat situation. therefore, the application of big data analysis technology in threat intelligence becomes particularly important to improve the accuracy, real-time and comprehensiveness of threat intelligence. 2.3.1. threat intelligence collection and integration using big data analytics, a large amount of threat information can be collected from multiple threat intelligence sources, including hacker forums, vulnerability databases, malware sample libraries and so on. then, through data integration and generalization, the threat intelligence from different sources is fused to form a comprehensive threat intelligence database, which provides basic data for subsequent analysis. 2.3.2. threat intelligence analysis big data analysis technology can analyze threat intelligence in depth, from which hidden patterns, trends and association rules can be found. through mining and correlation analysis of threat intelligence data, potential threat behaviors can be more accurately identified, including new types of threats, zero-day vulnerability exploitation and advanced persistent threats. 2.3.3. real-time threat intelligence monitoring big data analytics can monitor and analyze real-time network traffic and event data to discover and respond to emerging threats in a timely manner. by correlating with the threat intelligence database, behaviors related to known threats can be quickly identified and timely defensive measures can be taken. 2.3.4. threat intelligence sharing big data analytics can support the sharing of threat intelligence among multiple organizations or agencies. by anonymizing and securely transmitting threat intelligence data, different organizations can share real-time threat intelligence and work together to address a wider range of cyber threats. 2.3.5. intelligence prediction and early warning by analyzing large-scale historical threat intelligence data, prediction models can be built to predict possible future threat trends and attack methods. based on the prediction results, defense preparations can be made in advance to strengthen network security protection. 2.3.6. threat intelligence visualization big data analysis technology can convert complex threat intelligence data into visual charts and images to help security 80 personnel understand the posture and trends of network threats more intuitively. through visualization, it can better guide security decision-making and emergency response. in summary, the application of big data analysis technology in threat intelligence can improve the collection, integration, analysis and application of threat intelligence. through indepth analysis and mining of a large amount of threat intelligence data, potential network threats can be identified more accurately, thus helping security personnel to take appropriate defensive measures early to protect the security of computer networks. at the same time, the sharing and prediction of threat intelligence can also promote the collaboration and cooperation of the network security community to form a stronger threat response force. 3. improved computer network security prevention program 3.1. construction of multi-level network security defense system with the arrival of the big data era, computer networks are facing more complex and diverse security threats, and the traditional single security defense means can no longer meet the growing security needs. therefore, the construction of a multi-level network security defense system has become an effective strategy to protect network security. multi-level network security defense system improves network security and stability by combining a variety of security technologies and means to comprehensively protect the network from different dimensions. the following are the key points for the construction of multi-level network security defense system: 3.1.1. perimeter defense layer the perimeter defense layer is located at the border of the network, and as the first line of defense, it is mainly used to prevent unauthorized access and attack traffic from entering the protected network. firewalls, intrusion detection systems (ids) and intrusion prevention systems (ips) can be deployed in the perimeter defense layer to monitor and analyze the incoming and outgoing network traffic in real time to ensure network security. in addition, the perimeter defense layer can set up access control lists (acls) and virtual private networks (vpns) to restrict access to specific ip addresses, ports, or protocols, increasing network isolation and protection. 3.1.2. authentication and access control layer the authentication and access control layer is used to ensure that users and devices on the network are legitimate and are provided with appropriate privileges and access controls. enhanced authentication mechanisms, such as multi-factor authentication, single sign-on (sso), etc., can be deployed in this layer to prevent identity masquerading and illegal access. in addition, network access control (nac) technology can be used to perform compliance checking and access privilege control on devices accessing the network to prevent untrusted devices from intruding into the network. 3.1.3. security policy and application layer the security policy and application layer is the core part of the network security defense system and is used to define and implement security policies to protect network resources and sensitive data from unauthorized access and attacks. data encryption technology can be implemented in this layer to ensure the security of data during transmission and storage. at the same time, technologies such as access control policies, security auditing and security event management can be used to strengthen the monitoring and analysis of network behavior, and to detect and respond to security threats at an early stage. 3.1.4. application and data layer at the application and data layer, security enhancement techniques can be used to harden applications and repair vulnerabilities to reduce the attack surface and avoid application layer attacks. at the same time, data classification and segregation strategies can be implemented to separate sensitive data from non-sensitive data, thereby reducing the risk of data leakage and data tampering. 3.1.5. security awareness education and training layer in addition to defense measures at the technical level, the multi-level network security defense system should also include a security awareness education and training layer. security awareness education can raise the cybersecurity awareness of employees and users, educate them on how to recognize and respond to cyber threats, and avoid security breaches due to social engineering attacks. 3.2. ai-based intelligent security monitoring and response system in the context of big data, network security faces increasingly complex and intelligent threats, and traditional security defense means have been difficult to meet the demand for real-time monitoring and response. in order to better cope with various types of security threats, an intelligent security monitoring and response system based on artificial intelligence (ai) has become a new research direction. such systems utilize ai algorithms and technologies to perform network security monitoring and response through automation and intelligence in order to detect threats and take corresponding measures more efficiently. 3.2.1. powerful data analysis capability the ai-based intelligent security monitoring and response system has a powerful data analysis capability that can handle large-scale network data and log information. through realtime monitoring and analysis of massive data, it can identify abnormal behaviors and potential threats in the network, including new types of attacks and exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities. 3.2.2. machine learning algorithms this system uses machine learning algorithms that can learn normal behavior patterns of the network from historical data and automatically adjust the model to adapt to the everchanging network environment. intelligent systems based on machine learning can more accurately identify unknown threats and improve the accuracy and real-time nature of security detection. 3.2.3. automated response mechanism the ai-based intelligent security monitoring and response system not only monitors threats, but also automatically triggers the response mechanism. through pre-set rules and policies, the system can automate corresponding defense measures, such as blocking malicious ip addresses and isolating infected devices, thus reducing the impact of security incidents on the network. 3.2.4. threat intelligence integration the intelligent security monitoring and response system can integrate data from multiple threat intelligence sources to 81 form a comprehensive threat intelligence database. by correlating and analyzing with real-time network data, the system can identify potential threats earlier and help security teams respond in a timelier manner. 3.2.5. visualization display in order to facilitate the security team's understanding and handling of threat scenarios, the ai-based intelligent security monitoring and response system can use data visualization technology to convert complex security data into intuitive charts and images. in this way, security teams can discover and understand cyber threats more quickly and make decisions accordingly. 3.2.6. real-time and adaptive intelligent security monitoring and response system has the ability to monitor and respond in real-time, so that it can discover and respond to network security threats in a timely manner. at the same time, the system can adaptively adjust security policies and models according to changes in the network environment to maintain efficient security defense capabilities. in summary, the ai-based intelligent security monitoring and response system is an efficient, intelligent and adaptive network security defense solution. by utilizing powerful data analysis capabilities and machine learning algorithms, the intelligent system can more accurately discover network threats and automatically take corresponding defense measures. at the same time, the system can integrate threat intelligence, visualize and display data, and improve the visibility and real-time nature of network security. such a system provides network security teams with more efficient and intelligent means of security monitoring and response, helping to improve network security and stability. 3.3. research on encryption algorithms for enhancing data privacy protection in the era of big data, data privacy protection has become an extremely important topic. with the rapid growth and wide application of data, traditional encryption algorithms may face more challenges, such as the need for efficient encryption and decryption of high dimensional and complex data. therefore, the research and improvement of encryption algorithms, especially the research of encryption algorithms that enhance data privacy protection, become crucial. 3.3.1. based on hybrid encryption traditional encryption algorithms usually use symmetric encryption or asymmetric encryption, but in a big data environment, these methods may have shortcomings in performance and security. therefore, research on algorithms based on hybrid encryption techniques has become an important direction. hybrid encryption technology combines symmetric encryption and asymmetric encryption, which takes into account the encryption efficiency and the security of key management, and improves the level of data privacy protection. 3.3.2. enhanced key management the security of encryption algorithms is closely related to key management. in the big data environment, key management becomes more complex and critical. therefore, researching more efficient and secure key management methods, including key generation, storage, updating and distribution, can enhance data privacy protection. 3.3.3. improved symmetric encryption algorithm symmetric encryption algorithms are widely used in big data encryption, but certain traditional symmetric encryption algorithms may have problems such as shorter key lengths and weaker resistance to quantum computing attacks. therefore, improved symmetric encryption algorithms, such as the improved version of aes (advanced encryption standard), are studied to improve the security and efficiency of encryption. 3.3.4. heteromorphic encryption algorithm heteromorphic encryption algorithm is an emerging encryption technique that enables computation and querying of data while keeping it encrypted. this algorithm can operate on data in an encrypted state, which improves the flexibility and usability of data privacy protection and is especially suitable for big data analysis and processing. 3.3.5. homomorphic encryption algorithm homomorphic encryption algorithm is a special encryption technique that allows computation on data in an encrypted state without decrypting the data. this algorithm allows operations such as addition or multiplication to be performed on encrypted data without exposing the plaintext of the data, providing new ideas for data processing and privacy protection. 3.3.6. data partitioning and access control in addition to the encryption algorithm itself, data partitioning and access control are also important means to enhance data privacy protection. by partitioning data into multiple parts and setting different access 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"internet +" period of computer network security prevention research[j]. digital world,2017(09):104. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 60 analysis of energy consumption optimization for shared cache conflicts mingquan zhang, junwei hu, zihao wu school of control and computer engineering, engineering research center of intelligent computing for complex energy systems, ministry of education, north china electric power university, baoding 071003, china abstract: multi-core shared cache conflict constraint technology for low energy consumption and low latency can be widely applied in various industries such as intelligent automobiles, aviation, aerospace, medical, industrial control, etc., and has important application backgrounds. this paper analyzes the energy consumption optimization method for multi-core shared cache conflict constraints, providing important reference for energy consumption optimization research under shared resource conflicts and promoting the development of multi-core industries. keywords: shared cache; partitioning; multi-core. 1. introduction in recent years, with the successive introduction of technological plans such as the internet of things, smart cities, and deep space exploration, many fields such as intelligent transportation, aerospace, industrial control, signal processing, telemedicine, smart homes, and digital consumer electronics have been establishing high-end real-time systems based on embedded multi-core processors [1]. however, the intensification of embedded multi-core dependencies, as well as shared cache storage conflicts and bus contention, make hard real-time task wcet (worst case execution time) timing analysis not only dependent on its worst-case execution path, but also on the conflict situation of shared cache used by other collaborative tasks. therefore, the current commercial embedded multi-core shared cache management technology is difficult to provide effective real-time guarantee for hard real-time tasks. for high-end real-time applications powered by batteries, multi-core shared cache conflict delay analysis needs to be studied in combination with energy consumption optimization. according to the relationship between embedded multi-core power consumption and performance (as shown in figure 1, released by arm), low energy technology is one of the important development directions in the future. by studying a multi-core shared cache conflict constraint optimization model for low energy consumption and low latency, while ensuring the effective real-time performance of hard real-time tasks, further ‘pulling down’ the right end of the power curve; and enhance the bus service capability for non-hard real-time tasks. at present, the conflict constraint technology for multi-core shared cache is far from meeting the requirements of low energy consumption and low latency. overall, the research on conflict constraint optimization for multi-core shared cache faces the main challenges: a) how to reduce the bank conflict delay caused by multicore and multi-cache partitions sharing the same bank in the process of low-power shared cache partitioning, and achieve the minimization of bank conflict delay; b) on the basis of a), how to establish a multi-core shared cache conflict constraint optimization model for low energy consumption and low latency, in order to minimize the energy consumption of on-chip cache. figure 1. relationship between power consumption and performance of embedded chip figure 2. classification of access latency for shared cache unlike traditional multi-core shared cache conflict constraint techniques, in order to reduce the bank conflict delay generated when multi-core and multi cache partitions share the same bank (as shown in figure 2), we establish a reasonable mapping relationship between cache energysaving partitions and shared cache banks by parsing the interweaving semantics of multi-core tasks and real-time bus scheduling semantics, guided by the cache energy-saving partition capacity required by hard real-time tasks and the information obtained from parsing semantics, implement the bank conflict delay minimization algorithm. in the process of constructing a multi-core shared cache conflict constraint optimization model, under the condition that the hard realtime task wcet satisfies its timing constraints, the bank conflict delay minimization algorithm is applied to minimize the bank conflict delay, close inactive cache units, and use corresponding energy-saving mechanisms to minimize the energy consumption of on-chip cache. therefore, achieving these requirements requires a significant amount of research work. in summary, the multi-core shared cache conflict constraint 61 technology studied for low energy consumption and low latency can be widely applied in various industries such as intelligent automobiles, aviation, aerospace, medical, industrial control, etc., and has important application backgrounds. the multi-core shared cache conflict constraint optimization model studied simultaneously will also become an important reference for related work, with significant scientific research significance. 2. dynamic analysis of low energy consumption of shared caches this article studies the conflict constraint optimization technology for low energy consumption multi-core shared cache. the purpose is to study the bank conflict delay minimization algorithm based on cache energy-saving partitioning, and then explore the multi-core shared cache conflict constraint optimization model and implementation algorithm based on this. the aim is to minimize the energy consumption of on-chip shared cache and meet the high-end real-time application needs of battery power supply. regarding this overall goal, relevant research work can be summarized into two key issues. 2.1. low energy shared cache partitioning the embedded multi-core shared cache partitioning technology [2] is the research foundation for multi-core shared cache conflict constraints in the wcet computing mode, and it is also the core technology for eliminating "storage conflicts" and ensuring the effective real-time performance of hard real-time tasks. unlike shared cache partitioning techniques based on fairness and throughput [3], embedded multi-core shared cache partitioning algorithms mainly determine the required cache partition capacity for tasks by using utility functions. they can generally be divided into two main methods: traditional shared cache partitioning and shared cache partitioning that supports energy conservation. the traditional shared cache partitioning methods mainly include three types: bank based shared cache partitioning, group based shared cache partitioning, and path (column) based shared cache partitioning. although the bank based shared cache partitioning method can eliminate bank conflicts, it is only suitable for application scenarios where the total number of shared cache partitions required for hard real-time tasks is not greater than the total number of available banks and the same bank is not shared by multi-cache partitions, which is difficult to meet the needs of most highend real-time application scenarios. group based shared cache partitioning is currently rarely used due to its own limitations. based on the column (path) partitioning method, its replacement strategy is changed to only occur in the assigned paths; reference [4] implemented a path partitioning method based on the utility function, which can dynamically obtain utility information using atd (auxiliary tag directory) and dss (dynamic set sampling) techniques. in recent years, scholars have increasingly focused on supporting energy-saving shared cache partitioning. in this type of method, multi-core shared cache is constrained to support energy-saving mechanisms [5], which mainly include changing the cache capacity and correlation by enabling or not enabling certain paths, using gate vdd technology to not enable unused cache rows, and using drowsy cache energysaving technology to turn data cache rows into low voltage mode to achieve the dual effect of energy saving and available cache row data. this type of energy-saving method can not only shut down smaller granularity unused cache components, but can also be achieved through static or dynamic partitioning. for example, reference [6] proposes an offline shared cache hybrid partitioning algorithm based on profile. it determines the cache partition capacity size for each hard real-time task by changing different path and group parameter values, based on the cache utility function and tolerance threshold. as shown in figure 3, tasks t1, t2, t3, and t4 are statically partitioned according to the above rules, and energysaving is achieved by not enabling unused paths, groups, or cache rows. figure 3. shared cache hybrid partition figure 4. bank conflict when sharing the same bank with multicore the shared cache partitioning algorithms mentioned above generally have a flaw: when multi-core and cache partitions share the same bank, it can cause the bank conflict problem shown in figure 4. in the process of low-power shared cache partitioning, it is necessary to minimize the delay of bank conflicts and cache energy consumption. by reducing bank conflict latency and eliminating storage conflicts, we ensure the effective execution of hard real-time tasks, while also ensuring the energy efficiency of shared cache partitioning results. 2.2. multi-core shared cache conflict constraint optimization model as mentioned above, the bank conflict delay minimization algorithm based on cache energy-saving partitioning is used to eliminate or reduce the bank conflict delay, which also provides a foundation for real-time energy-saving bus optimization based on time distance. taking cache energy consumption calculation as an example, the current multi-level cache energy consumption calculation methods can be roughly divided into two categories: single core multi-level cache energy consumption calculation is the calculation of the dynamic and static energy consumption of each level of cache used in task execution. reference [7] proposes a dynamic reconfigurable cache structure and its energy consumption calculation method, where the dynamic energy consumption is composed of the number of cache accesses multiplied by the energy consumption of one cache access and the number of cache misses multiplied by the energy consumption of each cache miss. the static energy consumption is the static power consumption of the cache multiplied by the time of task execution. in addition, in multi-level cache energy consumption calculation, it is necessary to correctly handle 62 the overlapping parts of energy consumption calculation. reference [8] proposes an energy-saving algorithm based on reconfigurable cache structure; references [9,10] proposed a low energy ah cache design method based on runtime caching behavior. the energy consumption calculation method for multi-core shared cache partitioning [11-13] is based on the mapping relationship between hard real-time tasks and cores, l1 cache configuration, shared cache partitioning, and other joint effects. for private cache and shared cache partitions that meet the timing constraints of hard real-time tasks, the energy consumption and total energy consumption are calculated based on the above energy consumption calculation method. for example, reference [13] proposes an energy consumption calculation method based on dcr (dynamic cache reconfigure) l1 cache configuration and path cache partition configuration. 3. conclusion although the above methods achieve good results under their respective assumptions, their assumptions do not match the actual situation in high-end real-time applications. for example, in high-end real-time applications, in addition to containing multi-core hard real-time tasks, there are also non hard real-time tasks; 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suggestions, thereby improving the effectiveness of teaching and training. the study shows that this system can not only effectively enhance athletes' training efficiency and skill level but also reduce the risk of injury, making it significantly relevant and valuable for gymnastics teaching and training. additionally, this research offers a new perspective and possibility for the application of computer iot technology in other sports projects. keywords: computer; internet of things; gymnastics teaching; training simulation; simulation system. 1. introduction in today's era of rapid development of information technology, computers and internet of things technology have shown their unique value and potential in many fields. especially in the field of sports, the application of these technologies has opened up new methods of training and teaching[1]. in gymnastics, a sport requiring high precision and skill, traditional training methods face many limitations, such as low efficiency and difficulty in accurately analyzing athletes' movements[2]. therefore, the introduction of computers and iot technology to enhance the scientific and safety aspects of training has become an urgent need in this field[3]. this study aims to use computer iot technology to develop a simulation system specifically for gymnastics teaching and training[4]. the design of this system focuses on the precise capture and evaluation of gymnasts' movements through advanced data collection and analysis technologies, providing coaches with more scientific training suggestions. the scope of this research includes the application of iot technology in gymnastics training, the specific design and implementation of the simulation system, and the evaluation of the system's effectiveness in actual teaching and training[5]. as computer science and iot technology continue to advance, their application in sports training is becoming more widespread, revolutionizing traditional methods of sports training. particularly in high-risk and skill-demanding gymnastics training, the application of these technologies not only improves training efficiency and quality but also effectively reduces the risk of injury during training. therefore, this study is innovative not only technically but also practically significant, offering new perspectives and methods for gymnastics teaching and training [6]. 2. application of iot technology in gymnastics teaching internet of things (iot) technology involves connecting various information sensing devices through the internet to collect, exchange, and analyze data[7]. these devices include various sensors, cameras, wearable devices, etc., capable of collecting real-time data about the environment and user behavior. in gymnastics training, these technologies can be used to monitor the quality of athletes' movements, muscle activity, heart rate, and other physiological parameters, providing comprehensive data support for coaches[8]. in gymnastics teaching, the application of iot technology can significantly enhance the precision and personalization of training. by analyzing collected data, coaches can more accurately assess athletes' technical movements and physical condition, thereby devising more scientific and effective training plans. additionally, iot technology can also be used to monitor the training environment, such as temperature, humidity, and equipment status, ensuring optimal training conditions[9]. for example, in a case of using iot technology for gymnastics training, data collected through wearable devices helped coaches analyze issues in an athlete's power distribution and body balance while performing a certain movement. this in-depth data analysis allowed coaches to provide more targeted guidance, helping athletes improve their technique and avoid injuries (figure 1). figure 1. high-tech gymnastics training with iot wearables 2 3. design of the gymnastics training simulation system 3.1. system architecture the data collection module of the gymnastics training simulation system forms the foundation of the entire system. this module uses a variety of sensors and wearable devices to collect various physical and physiological parameters of athletes during training, such as movement trajectory, muscle activity, heart rate, and energy consumption[10]. precise collection of these data is crucial for subsequent analysis and training optimization. to ensure the accuracy and reliability of data, the module employs advanced sensor technology and data transmission protocols. the data processing and analysis module is the core of the system, responsible for processing and analyzing the large amount of data collected. this module uses complex algorithms and machine learning technology to perform indepth analysis, extracting valuable information for training and teaching. these analysis results help coaches better understand athletes' performance and training needs, while also providing personalized training suggestions. additionally, the module can identify potential injury risks, further enhancing training safety. the user interface is the bridge connecting the system and users. this interface is designed to be simple and intuitive, ensuring that coaches and athletes can easily access and understand the data and analysis results provided by the system. users can view real-time updates of training data, historical trend analysis, and customized training plans through this interface. the design of the interface focuses on user experience, offering various interaction methods, including touchscreen operations and voice control, to meet the needs and preferences of different users. 3.2. functional modules motion capture analysis is one of the key functions of the gymnastics training simulation system. this module uses high-precision sensors and advanced image processing technology to capture every movement of the athlete in realtime. detailed analysis of these data can accurately reflect the quality of athletes' movements, including the accuracy, smoothness, and deviation from standard movements. this is crucial for guiding athletes to make technical adjustments and improvements. based on the data obtained from motion capture analysis, the training plan customization function can provide personalized training schemes for each athlete. the system intelligently generates training plans suitable for each athlete by considering their physical level, technical characteristics, and progress speed. this personalized training not only improves training efficiency but also better meets the individual needs and goals of athletes. the progress tracking function allows coaches and athletes to monitor training progress in real-time. by recording and analyzing various data during the training process, such as athletes' physical performance, technical progress, and training intensity, the module provides a visual way to track the overall training effect of athletes. this not only helps athletes and coaches adjust training plans in time but also helps maintain athletes' motivation and focus. the feedback mechanism in the system provides real-time training feedback for athletes and coaches. this feedback is based on the system's continuous analysis of training data, including instant assessment and improvement suggestions for movement execution. this not only helps athletes adjust in real-time during training but also promotes interaction and communication between coaches and athletes, thereby improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the entire training process. 3.3. technical implementation one of the core aspects of the gymnastics training simulation system is its efficient data processing algorithms. these algorithms are responsible for extracting useful information from a large amount of complex training data and conducting in-depth analysis. the system uses machine learning and artificial intelligence technology, particularly in pattern recognition and predictive analysis, to ensure accurate assessment of athletes' movements and performance. these algorithms can process real-time data and learn and adapt from historical data, continuously improving analysis accuracy and efficiency. artificial intelligence technology plays a crucial role in this system. using ai technology, the system can simulate the judgment and experience of professional coaches, providing more detailed and in-depth analysis of athletes' movements. additionally, ai technology is also used for generating personalized training plans and implementing real-time feedback mechanisms, ensuring that each athlete receives the most suitable training guidance for their specific needs. the design of the system's user interface is also crucial. to ensure that users—whether coaches or athletes—can easily access and understand complex training data, the interface design emphasizes intuitiveness and ease of use. the interface features a clear layout, simplified operation process, and is equipped with intuitive charts and animations to help users quickly understand information. additionally, to adapt to the needs of different users, the interface design also considers customizability and adaptability, providing a more personalized user experience. 4. system evaluation and analysis during the development of the gymnastics training simulation system, a series of testing methods were used to assess the system's performance and effectiveness. these testing methods include functional testing, performance testing, user experience testing, and actual application testing. functional testing ensures that each module of the system works as expected. performance testing focuses on the system's ability to process large amounts of data and response speed. user experience testing involves real coaches and athletes to assess the system's practicality and ease of use. finally, by applying the system in actual gymnastics training environments, its performance in real scenarios is comprehensively evaluated. performance evaluation mainly focuses on the system's data processing speed and accuracy. by comparing the system's analysis results with professional coaches' assessments, the system's accuracy in technical movement analysis can be verified. at the same time, the system's response time is also a key indicator in the evaluation, ensuring that the system can provide feedback without delay in real-time training environments. additionally, the system's stability and reliability have also been verified in long-term operation tests, ensuring that there is no performance degradation during continuous use. the result analysis phase focuses on the system's 3 effectiveness in actual application. by comparing with traditional training methods, the system's effectiveness in improving training efficiency, reducing the risk of injury, and enhancing athletes' skills is evaluated. additionally, the system's adaptability to different training stages and athletes of different levels is also examined. by collecting user feedback, further improvements to the system design are made, making it more in line with the actual training needs. user feedback is an important part of evaluating the system. by collecting feedback from coaches and athletes, the system's advantages and shortcomings in actual application can be understood(figure 2). this feedback not only covers the system's functionality and efficiency but also includes the user-friendliness and convenience of the user interface. based on this feedback, the development team can continue to optimize the system, making it more aligned with users' actual needs and usage habits. figure 2. gymnastics training simulation system user feedback 5. conclusion this study has successfully developed gymnastics teaching and training simulation system based on computer iot (internet of things) technology. the design and implementation of this system have broken through the limitations of traditional gymnastics training, providing coaches and athletes with an efficient and precise training assistance tool. through real-time data collection, in-depth analysis, and the generation of personalized training plans, this system significantly enhances the scientificity and efficiency of gymnastics training. the evaluation results of the system demonstrate its positive impact on improving training quality, reducing the risk of injuries, and enhancing athletes' skills. user feedback also confirms the practicality and user-friendliness of the system, particularly in the aspects of sports technique analysis and personalized training recommendations. however, it should be noted that the effective utilization of the system still depends on the adaptability and acceptance of the technology by coaches and athletes. future research can expand and deepen in several areas. firstly, the system's data processing capabilities and user interface can be further optimized based on user feedback. secondly, exploring 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[10] liu s .research on the application of internet of things technology in digital sports and community fitness[j].boletin tecnico/technical bulletin, 2017, 55(4):139-145. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 58 research on no-reference image quality assessment algorithm based on generative adversarial networks wenqing zhao, haoyang chen school of control and computer engineering, north china electric power university, baoding 071003, china abstract: currently, with the massive generation and transmission of digital images, especially the rapid development of the internet and mobile internet industries where images are widely used, the study of reference-free image quality assessment has attracted much attention in academia and practical applications, and is a popular research direction in the field of computer vision. in response to the low performance of existing reference-free image quality assessment algorithms in the face of real distorted images, a reference-free image quality assessment algorithm based on generative adversarial networks is proposed. firstly, the generator structure is changed, the u-net structure is improved, and the channel attention mechanism senet structure is introduced to update the feature map after down sampling. secondly, a feature similarity measurement system is incorporated and a dual discriminator structure is used to discriminate multiple groups of images. the fpn structure is combined in the feature extractor to produce a multi-scale feature representation. experiments are conducted on koniq-10k dataset and livec dataset, and the experimental results show that the algorithm exhibits good prediction accuracy as well as good generalization performance in the face of real distorted images. keywords: image quality assessment; deep learning; generative adversarial networks (gans); convolutional neural networks (cnns); feature extraction; multi-scale feature fusion. 1. introduction as an important research direction in the field of computer vision, image quality assessment aims to objectively assess the quality of images through computer algorithms. it is mainly applied in the fields of image processing, video transmission, and digital media. reference-free image quality assessment is an algorithm that evaluates the quality of an image by using only an image itself. this algorithm is usually used for automatic image quality assessment without reference images or human subjective involvement. therefore, the application of this algorithm on large-scale image databases is of great practical value. because there is no reference image as a comparison standard, nr-iqa methods can only use distorted images to extract the statistical features of distortions caused by distortion. among the nr-iqa methods based on feature extraction, they can be broadly classified into two categories: natural statistical feature-based methods and feature learningbased methods. however, variations of natural statistical features may be presented in multiple ways. for example, in the literature [1], the main objective of this paper is to propose a reference-free image quality assessment metric based on regional mutual information, which evaluates the quality of images based on mutual information within different regions and solves the problem that traditional reference-free image quality assessment metrics are difficult to obtain high accuracy. oszust [2] introduces a new method for blind image quality assessment that combines local feature descriptors and derivative filters, firstly, by extracting and matching the feature points in the reference image and the image to be evaluated, and calculating the variation between them. then, the gradient information is extracted from the image using the derivative filter, and the quality of the image is evaluated by feature point matching. the literature [3] proposes an unsupervised blind vision quality assessment method based on three key factors: structure, naturalness and perception. the image is first segmented, and then the structure, naturalness and perceptual features of each region after segmentation are analyzed. then, the quality score of each region is calculated based on these features. the assumption underlying all these algorithms is that distortion affects certain statistical features of natural images, but these features are difficult to determine comprehensively and accurately by manual means. the literature [4] focuses on reference-free and full-reference image quality assessment using deep neural networks, proposing two deep neural network models: one for reference-free assessment and the other for full-reference assessment. le kang et al [5] proposed a reference-free image quality assessment model using convolutional neural networks. this model makes it possible to assess image quality without the need for reference images or specialized training datasets and allows accurate assessment under different types of distortions. the authors demonstrated the accuracy and robustness of the model by testing it against several different types of image distortions such as blur, noise, and compression. simone bianco et al [6] proposed a blind image quality assessment method based on convolutional neural networks, where features are extracted from the original image using a cnn and these features are fed into a support vector regression (svr) model in which quality assessment is performed. and the emergence of gan has injected new ideas into iqa. a novel reference-free image quality assessment method, called hallucinated-iqa, was proposed in the literature [7]. this method utilizes generative adversarial networks (gan) to learn the implicit representation and quality features of an image, learn the conversion from lowquality to high-quality images, and thus assess image quality. a new reference-free image quality assessment method, called ran4iqa, was proposed in the literature [8], which combines deep convolutional neural networks and generative adversarial networks to achieve the assessment of image quality by learning loss functions. in the literature [9], the 59 authors proposed a new blind image quality assessment (biqa) method, which aims to generate an image with similar visual quality to the input image. in this paper[10], a reference-free image quality assessment algorithm based on enhanced adversarial learning is proposed to improve the strength of the adversarial learning by improving the loss function and the structure of the network model, and to output a more reliable simulation "reference image" to achieve similar results as the full-reference image quality assessment method. in order to improve the accuracy of the images output from the generative adversarial network, the prediction accuracy and generalization of the image quality assessment network are improved, and the comparison process of the human visual system can be better simulated at the same time. firstly, we change the generator structure, improve the u-net structure, introduce the channel attention mechanism senet to let the neural network pay more attention to the detailed information related to the features, get a vector with the same dimension as the number of channels, and add this vector as a weight number to the corresponding channels to generate more accurate pseudo-reference images. secondly, a feature similarity measurement system is added, and a dual discriminator structure is used to discriminate multiple sets of images. the fpn structure is combined in the feature extractor to produce a multi-scale feature representation and all levels of feature maps with strong semantic information to better fuse the features of the reference image block and the distorted image block. 2. related technologies and theories 2.1. generative adversarial networks generative adversarial networks are based on the idea of adversarial training in game theory. by training two neural networks, the generator network and the discriminator network, simultaneously, the generator network can generate samples similar to the real samples, while the discriminator network can distinguish the real samples from the false samples as accurately as possible. the objective function of the generative adversarial network (gan) consists of two parts: the loss function of the generator and the loss function of the discriminator. first, we look at the loss function of the generator. the goal of the generator is to generate samples that can fool the discriminator, so the cross-entropy can be used as the loss function of the generator. its mathematical formula is: l_g = -log(d(g(z))) where z is a vector sampled from the noise potential space, g(z) denotes the samples generated by the generator, and d(x) is the probability that the discriminator output sample x is the true sample next, we look at the loss function of the discriminator. the goal of the discriminator is to accurately distinguish between the true samples and the samples generated by the generator, so the binary cross-entropy can be used as the loss function of the discriminator. its mathematical formula is:l_d = [ log(d(x)) + log(1-d(g(z))) ] where x is the true sample from the dataset, d(x) is the probability that the discriminator output sample x is true, g(z) denotes the sample generated by the generator, and 1-d(g(z)) is the probability that the discriminator output sample g(z) is false. 2.2. u-net networks the u-net architecture consists of an encoder and a decoder [11]. the encoder extracts high-level features from the input image by down sampling operations to decompose it into smaller representations. the decoder then up-samples by learning filters to reconstruct the size of the original image. the encoder part follows the typical pattern of a convolutional neural network, where each layer consists of two 3 × 3 convolutional layers followed by a batch normalization and a modified linear unit (relu) activation function, and is immediately followed by a maximum pooling operation with a step size of 2, which halves the resolution of the feature mapping and reduces the size of the space. 2.3. fsim algorithm the principle of fsim is based on the assumption that if two images are very similar in certain features, then the quality of these two images should be higher. therefore, fsim first calculates features such as structural information, gray value and color information of an image and uses these features as descriptors of the image. then, a cosine distance in one feature space is used to measure the similarity between the two images. the fsim method consists of two steps: feature extraction and feature similarity calculation. the feature extraction stage applies wavelet transforms to the original image and the distorted image separately to extract their energy and phase information in different frequency subbands. the feature similarity calculation stage calculates the similarity between the two images based on this feature information. 2.4. resnet network resnet adds the output of each convolutional layer to the original input, i.e., a shortcut connection, so that the model can directly fit the residuals and thus learn complex feature representations more easily. each residual block consists of two small convolutional layers and a cross-layer connection. this cross-layer connection allows the input signal to be added directly to the output of the pooling or convolutional layers without additional transformations. thus, if the input and output of the residual block have the same dimension, a constant mapping can be achieved by simply adding the input to the output. if they have different dimensions, a linear transformation should be used to project the dimensionality of the input in order to match the dimensionality of the output, and then add them together. 3. no-reference image quality assessment network bon generative adversarial networks 3.1. scheme design flow the overall flow of the image quality assessment algorithm scheme proposed in this paper is shown in figure 2-1 below: first, we take distorted images and undistorted original images in the dataset as inputs for training the network model. then, the model is used to output the pseudo-reference map of the image to be tested, and the depth convolution features of the pseudo-reference map are extracted. finally, the convolutional features of the pseudo-reference map and the distorted image to be tested are fused and fed into the trained image quality assessment regression network to obtain the assessment score of theimage. 60 fig.1 overall flow chart of the program 3.2. gan model design fig.2 architecture diagram of the improved generative adversarial network model figure 2 shows the architecture of the improved generator network model. the pix2pix structure is used as the basis, which is based on the process of getting the desired output image from one input image and can be seen as a mapping between images and images. the structure of the generator model g is improved with a u-net network structure. according to the fsim algorithm, the feature similarity map (referred to as fsim map) is output by learning the feature similarity between the distorted image and the corresponding undistorted original image. according to the game idea of generative adversarial network, the discriminator model d is needed to distinguish 2 groups of images: the undistorted original image and the pseudo-reference image, and the pseudo-fsim map and the fsim map, so a dual discriminator structure is used, and the performance of the discriminator will be degraded if only one discriminator is used to distinguish two groups at the same time. d1 is a convolutional neural network (cnn) to distinguish the pseudo-reference image from the original image to ensure that the generated the structure of d2 is similar to that of d1 and is used to distinguish the pseudo fsim image from the fsim image. adversarial training using this discriminator ensures that the pseudo fsim map is judged to be as false as possible and the fsim is judged to be as true as possible. 3.3. improved u-net network in this paper, a new generator structure is used, as shown in figure 3. it utilizes a full-scale jump connection [12] (skip connection) and deep supervisions [13] (deep supervisions) approach. the full-scale skip connection directly sums the feature maps from different levels and uses them as input for the next level. this jump connection is able to retain the detailed information of the low-level feature maps while passing the semantic information of the high-level feature maps, thus effectively improving the model performance. after each decoding layer generates a feature map, the deep supervision mechanism feeds it into a convolutional layer for further processing and performs an upsampling operation on the result using bilinear upsampling. the segmentation result obtained after upsampling is then multiplied with the output of the classification module and processed by sigmoid to obtain the final deeply supervised output. problems such as gradient disappearance and overfitting can be avoided, and the generalization ability of the model can be improved. fig.3 improved u-net network to improve the accuracy of the task, an attention mechanism is added in this paper. it is a resource allocation strategy by attention to the result of downsampling in each layer and then upsampling. it allows the neural network to pay more attention to the detailed information related to the features and speeds up the processing time of the information to improve the efficiency of the computer in processing the information. specifically, senet's attention mechanism consists of two steps: the squeezing operation and the excitation operation. in the squeezing operation, the feature maps of each channel are compressed into a vector by global average pooling. this vector represents the global feature information, where each element corresponds to the average of the feature values on the corresponding channel. in this paper, the senet attention mechanism is chosen, and the structure is shown in: fig.4 attention mechanism module 3.4. image quality assessment network the iqa network consists of three main components: a feature extraction network, a metric fusion network, and a quality prediction network [14]. the feature extraction network extracts features from the input image, while the metric fusion network combines multiple quality metrics to generate a fused metric vector. finally, the quality prediction network predicts the final quality score based on the fused metric vector. this is shown in figure 5. in the feature extraction network module, two feature extractors share network parameters for extracting the input pseudo-reference image block and distorted image block features, respectively. specifically, the weights of certain convolutional layers are set to be the same so that multiple convolutional layers share the same set of weights, thus reducing the number of parameters and improving the generalization ability of the model as well as the efficiency 61 and performance of the model. in order to solve the problem of distorted images with different local distortions, a multi-scale feature extractor scheme is proposed in this paper. this approach uses an image pyramid to generate images at different scales and applies a feature extractor to extract features at each level. in this way, feature vector information at different scales can be obtained to detect overall and detailed distortions in order to improve model performance and robustness. fig.5 image quality assessment network in this paper, the resnet network is used as the backbone, where different blocks of output feature mappings correspond to different semantic information. to optimize the alignment of features with different scales, the feature extractor incorporates the design of feature pyramid networks (fpn) [42], where the basic idea is to construct a feature pyramid from the input image, with high-level features corresponding to smaller image regions. this allows the network to detect objects at multiple scales and resolutions more efficiently than traditional cnns. in figures 5, different colors indicate elemental features with different scales. the resnet network is used to extract features from the input image. the feature pyramid network then takes these features and generates a pyramid-shaped feature map with different scales. the feature pyramid network works by combining features from the earlier levels with features from the later levels. to finally evaluate the quality score of an image, we regress the fused features using two fully connected layers. compared to the full-reference deepiqa network, we optimize the number of output channels of the first fullyconnected layer by reducing it to 32, thus reducing the computational burden of training the model and also reducing the number of parameters of the algorithm, improving the training efficiency of the model. the scoring regression module consists of three scoring regression blocks and a weighted average operation to calculate the final image block quality scores. the scores of all image blocks are aggregated to obtain the quality prediction score of the whole image. 4. experimental results 4.1. data sets and assessment metrics to verify the effectiveness of the model proposed in this paper, this experiment was conducted on two real distorted image datasets, live challenge (livec) and koniq-10k, respectively. the live challenge dataset ((live in the wild image quality challenge database) contains images from real scenes, which include various environments and shooting conditions. these images are used to evaluate the performance of the algorithm in real scenarios. there are 1162 images from real scenes. the koniq-10k dataset is a large-scale dataset for evaluating image quality and contains 10,073 images from the internet and the subjective quality scores associated with them. developed by the german institute for image processing and computer vision (tnt), the dataset contains images from different domains and scenes such as natural landscapes, human portraits, buildings, animals, etc. in order to compare the prediction accuracy of the image quality assessment methods from an objective point of view during the testing phase, two assessment metrics were used: the pearson linear correlation coefficient (plcc) and the spearman rank-order correlation coefficient (srocc) correlation coefficient (srocc). these metrics can provide an objective measure of accuracy to help evaluate and compare different image quality assessment methods. the closer the two metrics are to 1 the better the model performance. plcc mainly measures the linear correlation between the prediction results and the manual subjective assessment results. the formula is as follows: ( )( ) ( ) ( ) 1 2 2 1 1 n i ii n n i ii i s s p p plcc s s p p = = = − − = − −    where n denotes the number of test images, si denotes the subjective score of the ith image, ip denotes the predicted score of the ith image, and denotes their mean. srocc is a nonparametric statistic that measures the monotonic relationship between two variables. it calculates the correlation based on the rank order of the variables rather than the values of the variables themselves. the formula is as follows: ( ) 2 1 2 6 1 1 n ii d srocc n n == − −  where, 2 id denotes the rank difference between the subjective and predicted scores of the ith test image. 4.2. parameter setting the parameters were set to achieve better training results. for distorted images, we used a ratio of 8:1:1 to divide the training, validation and test sets. for the choice of optimizer, we used adam optimizer for training, set the initial learning rate to 10-5, and set the weight decay rate to 0.0005, a value that can try to avoid overfitting during the training process. 4.3. comparative experiments on a single data set in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the algorithms proposed in this paper, this experiment was conducted to compare with eight higher performance blind image quality assessment algorithms. these nine algorithms are brisque, hosa and cornia, which are based on manual features, 62 and wadiqam-nr, ts-cnn, db-cnn, pqr and hyperiqa, which are five classical algorithms based on deep learning similar to the algorithms in this paper. we choose these algorithms to ensure the completeness of the comparison range. first, this section conducts experimental comparisons on the livec dataset, and averages are taken after conducting multiple experiments. the experimental results are shown in table 1. table 1. comparison of different methods（livec dataset） algorithm livec srocc plcc brisque 0.607 0.630 hosa 0.638 0.677 cornia 0.612 0.653 wadiqam-nr 0.669 0.679 ts-cnn 0.657 0.668 db-cnn 0.848 0.867 pqr 0.856 0.881 hyperiqa 0.859 0.879 methods of this paper 0.867 0.881 as can be seen from table 1, the srocc as well as plcc indexes of this paper's method outperform the manual featurebased methods on the livec real distortion image dataset, and the improvement effect is more obvious, and the same better performance is achieved compared with the other six deep learning-based methods. then, the koniq-10k dataset is selected for comparison experiments, and the experimental results are shown in table 2. table 2. comparison of different methods（koniq-10kdataset） algorithm koniq-10k srocc plcc brisque 0.670 0.683 hosa 0.671 0.693 cornia 0.552 0.570 wadiqam-nr 0.795 0.806 ts-cnn 0.724 0.731 db-cnn 0.875 0.883 pqr 0.878 0.883 hyperiqa 0.903 0.916 methods of this paper 0.905 0.917 as can be seen from table 2, the method in this paper also has a good performance on the koniq-10k dataset and achieves more accurate predictions. 4.4. cross-dataset comparison experiments in order to verify the generalization ability of the algorithms proposed in this paper, comparative experiments are conducted in this section, and six advanced algorithms based on deep learning are selected to evaluate the generalization ability of the models. the experimental results are detailed in table 3. table 3. srocc for cross-dataset testing test set training set srocc wadiqam-nr ts-cnn db-cnn pqr hyperiqa method of this article koniq-10k livec 0.680 0.652 0.752 0.768 0.782 0.783 livec koniq-10k 0.708 0.661 0.751 0.754 0.769 0.770 according to the data shown in table 3, the experimental results of the two sets of cross-datasets show that the proposed method in this chapter has higher scores for both srocc and plcc metrics in real distortion image testing, indicating that the method has better generalization performance and can be applied to real-life distortion scenes. 5. concluding remarks to solve the problem that nr-iqa cannot simulate the hsv process, this paper adopts methods 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[14] yanding peng, jiahua xu, ziyuan luo, wei zhou, zhibo chen; multi-metric fusion network for image quality assessment. proceedings of the ieee/cvf conference on computer vision and pattern recognition (cvpr) workshops, 2021, pp. 18571860. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 1, no. 2, 2022 63 design and implementation of insurance product recommendation system jiapeng zhang* qingdao university, shandong province, china. * corresponding author: email: porter_zhang@163.com. abstract: in this paper, a hybrid collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm with latent dirichlet allocation (lda) and alternating least squares (als) is proposed, which can effectively alleviate the cold start problem in traditional recommendation system and improve the accuracy of recommendation. at the same time, real-time recommendation according to the real-time behavior of users is realized in the real-time recommendation system, which effectively improves effectiveness of the recommendation results. in the system construction, user historical data is collected and analyzed by big data tools. based on the spark framework, the offline and real-time recommendation of insurance products are effectively combined and realized, with personalized recommendation as an important function. the designed system can improve the purchase rate and experience of users. keywords: big data analysis; insurance product recommendation; hybrid recommendation algorithms; spark framework. 1. introduction with the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people began to consider the rational allocation of assets, and purchasing insurance became one of the important choices for people. at present, there are nearly a thousand insurance sales companies in china, and there are as many as tens of thousands of insurance products, and policyholders face a situation in which they have no way to start when choosing insurance products on their own. in the traditional insurance sales industry, there are often problems such as customers not being able to accurately find insurance products that meet their own needs, and insurance salespeople recommending insurance products for users with strong subjective factors. with the advent of the internet era, the traditional insurance sales industry is also relying more and more on the application of internet technology, and a large amount of user behavior data is generated in the process of online product sales. it is of great significance to design and implement a set of personalized recommendation system for insurance products based on big data technology, which not only improves the product recommendation efficiency of insurance companies, but also provides users with insurance products that are more in line with their own needs and improves the user experience. at present, in the traditional recommendation system, usually due to the small number of behavior data of new users, the sparseness of the prediction score matrix is large, resulting in poor recommendation effect, which usually becomes a cold start problem of the recommendation system; in addition, with the increase of user behavior data and the increase of the number of recommended items, the calculation complexity of the recommendation algorithm increases, resulting in poor timeliness of the recommendation results. in view of this, this paper designs and implements an insurance product recommendation system that integrates offline recommendation and real-time recommendation. in the offline recommendation module, a collaborative filtering hybrid recommendation algorithm of latent dirichlet allocation (lda) and alternating least squares (als) is used, which combines the advantages of document topic algorithm and alternating least squares algorithm to alleviate the cold start problem caused by user information loss. in the real-time recommendation module, the real-time stream processing operation combined with the spark streaming framework of the offline module is applied to achieve the effect of real-time recommendation according to the real-time behavior of the user, thus solving the problem of poor timeliness of the traditional recommendation system. 2. research situation the recommendation system has a long history, recommendation technology is the core of the recommendation system, and the use of appropriate recommendation technology can effectively improve the user experience. huang liwei et al. summarized the deep learning technology of the current mainstream recommendation system, and proposed that the main task of the recommendation system is to combine massive data with the user's preference needs for model construction. zhang l et al. based on the traditional matrix decomposition model, combined the advantages of the asymmetric factor model by adding user-evaluated item information to the loss function, and improved the model prediction accuracy. chai z y et al. modeled the recommendation system as a multi-objective optimization problem, first using singular value decomposition to obtain the recommendation list, and then using the multi-objective immunization algorithm to optimize the recommendation list. at present, the recommended system is used in a wide range of business scenarios. in the field of news recommendation, wu yanwen et al. people based on user collaborative filtering technology, by obtaining mobile terminal data to continuously correct user preference values, while punishing users with similarity values through the impact of news popularity, and finally refer to the nearest neighbor set to top-n sort the unread news of users to obtain recommendation results. li bo fully considers the user habits, combines popularity and characteristics into a variety of 64 recommendation algorithms, and finally obtains the recommendation results through the method of sorting learning. when recommending books, wang shunzhen and others started from the diversification of readers' needs and divided the recommendation system into three parts: data collection subsystem, data processing subsystem and data reporting subsystem, analyzing and summarizing the needs of different users, and achieving the purpose of book recommendation through the aggregation strategy of social networks. he sheng et al.when designing the recommendation system, they first analyzed the requirements of literature recommendation from the aspects of literature search, browsing, and analysis, and then realized the association of various literatures to achieve the purpose of optimizing literature search through "string matching" and "similarity measurement". 3. system design figure 1. system design based on the real user record data set of an insurance technology company and based on its real business data architecture, this system constructs a personalized recommendation system for this insurance product. the system architecture diagram is shown in figure 1, which includes three modules: data processing, offline recommendation and real-time recommendation, and comprehensively uses the lda-als recommendation algorithm to provide hybrid recommendation, and completes the closed-loop business from front-end application, background service, algorithm design and implementation, and platform deployment. 3.1. data processing based on the real user record data set of an insurance technology company and based on its real business data architecture, this system constructs a personalized recommendation system for this insurance product. the system architecture. the data storage section is subdivided into four modules: comprehensive business services, business databases, search services, and cache services. the integrated service uses vue to display the user's front-end screen, and the back-end adopts the springboot framework for business logic processing. the business database adopts the document database mongodb and the relational database mysql as the database, which mainly saves the business logic data; the search service uses elasticsearch to implement a content-based search service; the caching service implements the high-speed requirements for the real-time recommendation system part of the data by using redis as the caching database. 3.2. offline recommendations the offline recommendation part is divided into work scheduling service and offline recommendation service, of which the work scheduling service acts on the offline recommendation part, and azkaban is used to schedule the algorithm at fixed intervals. the offline recommendation service uses spark mllib for service construction, data calculation based on lda-als algorithm, obtains the userproduct prediction scoring matrix, and stores the results into the service database to realize the offline recommendation of the product. 3.3. real-time recommendations the real-time recommendation section is divided into log collection service, message buffering service, and real-time recommendation service. in particular, the log collection service uses flume-ng to capture the one-time scoring behavior of users in the service platform for products and transmits them to the kafka cluster in real time. the message buffering service uses kafka to cache the data, receives the data collection request from flume, and then passes the data to the real-time recommendation system part of the project; the real-time recommendation service uses the spark streaming framework to process the data of real-time recommendations by receiving data cached in kafka, a designed recommendation algorithm (real-time recommendation), and the results are merged and updated to the mongodb database. 4. system implementations 4.1. offline recommended module design the offline recommendation service is to calculate and save periodic results through the offline recommendation algorithm by using all the historical data owned by the user, and the frequency of the recommendation result change depends only on the frequency of offline algorithm scheduling. the offline recommendation service mainly obtains some indicators that can be counted and calculated in advance (such as the popularity of insurance products, the viewing rate of insurance types, product search rankings, etc.), and provides data support for real-time recommendation modules and front-end services. the data processing flow of the offline recommendation module is shown in figure 2, the user in the process of system use through the front-end interface to achieve the call to the background service, the back-end service records the user's use logs, through the big data tool for log collection and log cleaning and storage to the system's data warehouse, based on lda-als collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm for data calculation, get the user's product recommendation results and store the calculation results to the database, and finally recommend the processed results to the user through the front-end. this makes it possible to recommend personalized insurance products for them. 4.2. offline recommendation module algorithm core the lda (latent dirichlet allocation) topic model [21], also known as the three-tier bayesian probability model, consists of a three-tiered structure of words, topics, and documents. lda uses the method of bag of words, the algorithm can give the topic of each document in the document set in the form of a probability distribution, so that after analyzing some documents to extract their topic distribution, you can perform topic clustering or text classification according to the topic distribution. suppose that the document collection w has m documents with n words per 65 document, and the collection w contains k topics, using μ and η to represent the probability distribution of documents— topics and topics—words, respectively. in the recommendation system, the user's scoring matrix for the product (hereinafter referred to as the user scoring matrix) can be built according to the user's score on the product (the user's degree of interest in the product) and other data such as the user's past operation log. the user rating matrix is a sparse matrix, and the elements in the matrix that are not empty represent the user's rating of a product in the past time, and the empty elements indicate that the user has not interacted with the product. through the known user scoring matrix can be calculated by the als (alternating least squares) algorithm to build a prediction scoring matrix, the matrix is a full matrix, the prediction scoring matrix will be the user scoring matrix empty elements filled in the prediction score, after calculating the prediction scoring matrix can be based on the user's prediction score for the project to personalize the user to recommend products. the als algorithm splits the user scoring matrix into two matrices, that is, the user scoring matrix is broken down into the user's preference matrix p for the implied features of the item and the implied feature matrix q contained in the project. suppose the user product scoring matrix is r, and now there are i user j products, if you want to find l hidden features, the task now is to find the matrix p and q so that the product of p and q is approximately equal to r, that is, the user's product scoring matrix r is decomposed into two low-dimensional matrices multiplied, such as equation (1): r̂ = p × qt cold start usually refers to the situation when there is little or no new user data in the system, and the single als algorithm has a poor recommendation effect in the case of cold start [23], so the combination of lda and als algorithm improves the performance of the algorithm. as shown in table 1, the system divides the user's interest in the product "degree" into different behavioral association scores (-1 to 5 points), the higher the score, the higher the user's interest in the product, through the extraction of the user's behavior log to obtain the user's behavior score of the product, based on the recorded log data through the lda-als algorithm model data calculation for personalized product recommendations. the system uses the user's message and comment data as the data source of the lda algorithm. the log file of an insurance technology company used by this system contains the user's article comments, dynamic messages, etc., and the system uses it as the basic data source for users when entering the product purchase module. the data processing process of the lda-als model is shown in figure 4, first extract the user's comment text, obtain the text topic through the lda algorithm, that is, get the type of product that the user may be interested in, you can initially construct the user-product scoring matrix to alleviate the cold start problem, and then apply the als algorithm to calculate the user's prediction scoring matrix, and finally recommend the product with the higher prediction score for the user according to the derived prediction scoring matrix. 5. experimentation and analysis 5.1. experimental environment and data the dataset used in this paper is from an insurance technology company, including 90 days of app logs totaling about 55 gb, including about 8,000 registered users, 300 insurance products and corresponding attributes, about 200,000 records. the first 70 days of logs are used as the training set, and the last 20 days of logs are used as test sets to test the user's effect under the use of the recommendation system, and the indicator is the proportion of users who click on the recommended results. 5.2. evaluation criteria for experiments for the evaluation of the recommendation effect of different recommendation algorithms experiments using root mean square error (rmse) as the evaluation criterion for model evaluation, rmse is to calculate the deviation between the user's prediction score and the user's actual score to measure the accuracy of the prediction, as shown in the formula (2), where n represents the number of products, observed d represents the actual score, predicted as the prediction score, the smaller the overall resm of the recommendation algorithm, the better the recommendation effect. 𝑅𝑀𝑆𝐸 = √ 1 𝑁 ∑(𝑜𝑏𝑠𝑒𝑟𝑣𝑒𝑑𝑡 − 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑𝑖𝑐𝑡𝑒𝑑𝑡)2 𝑁 𝑡=1 5.3. recommended performance evaluation this experiment evaluates the rmse value of als and lda-als two different recommendation algorithms under different iterations, the abscissa represents the number of iterations, the ordinate represents the rmse value of each iteration of different algorithms, as shown in the figure, with the increase of the number of iterations, the rmse value of each algorithm is decreasing, and the lda-als algorithm used in this study is 14% lower than the rmse after 10 iterations of a single als. therefore, the lda-als algorithm used in this experiment is significantly improved compared with the traditional als algorithm to recommend accuracy. moreover, in the first five iterations, the rmse value of the lad-als algorithm is reduced by 38% compared with that of a single als algorithm, which can be obtained that the lda-als algorithm proposed by this research can effectively alleviate the cold-start problem of a single als algorithm. to verify the effectiveness of the lda-als algorithm, this experiment evaluates five different recommendation algorithms, als, bias svd [24], svd++ [25], autosvd++ [26], lf-wlc [27], and their rmse values are checked as shown in table 2. the experiments all use the same data set, and the rmse averaged by each recommendation algorithm in the experiment is used as the comparison result, which can be obtained that the lda-als algorithm proposed in this paper has a good recommended result. table 1. algorithms comparing algorithms rmse als 1.029 svd 0.911 svd++ 0.870 autosvd++ 0.842 lf-wlc 0.835 lda-als 0.785 in order to verify the recommendation effect of offline recommendation and real-time recommendation model, this experiment uses the click rate of recommendation results 66 comparing different recommendation modules as the evaluation index. from figure 8, it can be clearly seen that the click rates of products recommended for users after the application of the insurance recommendation model has been significantly improved, of which the click rate of products recommended for users after the real-time recommendation model and the offline recommendation model is 16% and 23%, respectively. references [1] qazi m, fung g m, meissner k j, et al. an insurance recommendation system using bayesian networks.proceedings of the eleventh acm conference on recommender systems[j]. como, italy. 2017. 274-278. 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[11] zhang s, yao l, xu x. autosvd++ an efficient hybrid collaborative filtering model via contractive auto-encoders [c]//proceedings of the 40th international acm sigir conference on research and development in information retrieval. 2021: 957-960. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 22 classification method for railway tunnel secondary lining cold joint detection based on cnn‐bilstm‐svm model with improved hybrid leader algorithm honggu zhu 1, jiaye wu 2, * 1 school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin, china 2 school of mechanical engineering, southwest petroleum university, chengdu, china * corresponding author: jiaye wu abstract: cold joints pose great safety risks to the safe operation of railways. in view of the existing cold joint detection methods, which have low detection efficiency and difficulty in data analysis, a tunnel secondary lining cold joint detection classification method based on the improved hybrid leader cnn-bilstm-svm model is proposed. first, the rayleigh wave method is used to extract the waveform information of the cold joints. secondly, cnn-bilstm is used to perform feature extraction and fusion processing on the waveform information and then input into the support vector machine, and the improved hybrid leader algorithm is used to optimize the parameters in the svm. finally, the information is input into the optimized cnnbilstm-svm to obtain the cold joints detection classification results. in order to verify the effectiveness of this method, the waveform data collected using the rayleigh wave method in the tunnel under construction and the verified coring detection results are used as the data set. the results show that the results of this method are higher than the unoptimized cnn-bilstmsvm and the cnn-bilstm-svm optimized by the seagull optimization algorithm and the sparrow search optimization algorithm. keywords: cold joints; improved hybrid leader algorithm; convolutional neural network; bidirectional long short-term memory network; support vector machine. 1. introduction cold joints are common concrete defects [1], which appear as concrete weak interface zones with certain visible distribution characteristics. in the past two years, railway derailments caused by pieces of tunnel lining caused by cold joints have attracted great attention from the country. in the past, the detection of cold joints in tunnels mainly relied on manual detection. now wu [2] has proposed the rayleigh wave in the basic shock elastic wave. as one of the methods of cold joints detection, the principle is that cold joints will change the energy and speed of rayleigh waves [3], and cold joints are identified based on this characteristic. however, this method has higher requirements for later data analysis. at present, deep learning is increasingly integrated with traditional disciplines. bp neural networks [4], convolutional neural networks[5], recurrent neural networks[6], etc. in deep learning can deeply mine the relevant information between data and reduce the difficulty of data analysis. a new solution that can also be used to achieve the classification task of cold joints detection. the convolutional neural network can identify the spatial characteristics of the detection signal and avoid manual extraction of physical signs. bilstm[7] is a type of recurrent neural network that can automatically learn the timing-related features in the cold joints detection signal. support vector machine [8] is a common classification method in machine learning. it adapts to different data types and problems by introducing different kernel functions to further improve the accuracy and performance of the model. however, the selection and penalty of kernel function parameters parameters have a great impact on the model. through searching domestic and foreign literature, no relevant articles on the combination of cold joint nondestructive testing of concrete and deep learning or machine learning have been found. based on the above problems, this paper proposes a model that proposes an improved hybrid leader cnn-bilstm-svm. that is, the signal detected by rayleigh waves is first processed by cnn-bilstm to obtain its spatial characteristics and timing information, and then the improved hybrid leader optimization algorithm is used to optimize the support vector machine parameters, and finally the optimal parameters are obtained by inputting the detection and classification of cold jointss are implemented in svm. finally, through specific measured data analysis, it is shown that this method can achieve higher classification accuracy and can be applied to engineering practice. 2. algorithm theory 2.1. hybrid leader algorithm optimization is the process of minimizing or maximizing a certain variable or multiple variables. optimization is a random process, and existing modern intelligent optimization algorithms rely on random operators to avoid local optima through random methods. they all start the optimization process by creating a random solution or set of solutions for a given problem. currently, there are many types of intelligent optimization algorithms: first, evolutionary optimization algorithms (genetic algorithms, differential evolution algorithms, etc.), second, population based optimization algorithms (sparrow search algorithms, seagull algorithms, etc.), and third, physics based optimization algorithms (simulated annealing algorithms, etc.). the hybrid leader algorithm[9] is a method proposed by mohammad dehghani in 2022. its main idea is that in population based algorithms, each member of the population 23 represents a potential solution in the problem solving space. through the iterative process of the algorithm and information transmission, population members can continuously optimize their own positions, thereby providing better solutions. however, algorithms may overly rely on specific members (such as the best or worst members in the population) when updating the population, which may lead to the algorithm falling into local optima too early and unable to identify the global optimal solution region in the problem solving space. these limitations may lead to the algorithm converging too fast and preventing the discovery of better solutions. the hybrid leader algorithm, like population based optimization algorithms, also has two stages of exploration and development. it uses unique hybrid leaders to update and guide each member of the algorithm population in the search space. a mixed leader is generated based on three different members, including the best member, a random member, and corresponding members. the initialization position of the hybrid leader algorithm: , ( ), 1,2,i j j j jx lb r ub lb j m     (1) in the equation, ,i jx represents the value of the jth variable in the i-th candidate solution. r is a random number between [0,1], the upper and lower bounds of the jth problem. the optimization problem should determine the objective function: 1 1( ( ) ( ) i i n n f f x f f f x f f x                             ） (2) in the equation, f represents the objective function, ix is the i-th candidate solution, and x is calculated as the number of population in the middle. if is the value of the objective function in the i-th candidate solution. in the exploration phase: hybrid leader algorithm (hlbo) uses mixed leaders to update group members. when constructing a random leader, there are three members in the group: the best member, one random member, and the corresponding member. the participation coefficients of these three members in the production of mixed leaders are determined by the quality of providing better value for the objective function. the quality of each member's presentation of candidate solutions is determined by equation (3): 1 , {1,2, } ( ) i worst i j n i worst j f f q i n f f        (3) calculate the participation coefficient of each member using equation (3) as follows: i i i best k ibest best i best k k k i best k q pc q q q q pc q q q q pc q q q          (4) among them, iq is the value of the i-th candidate solution, worstf is the value of the objective function of the worst candidate solution, ipc , bestpc , kpc is the participation coefficient of the i-th member, the best member and the k-th member (k is randomly selected from the set {1, 2 ,..,n} value). after determining the participation coefficient, use equation (5) members to generate hybrid leaders: . . .i i i best best k khl pc x pc x pc x   (5) where: ihl is the hybrid leader of the i-th member, kx is a randomly selected group member, and index k is the number of rows of the member in the group matrix the new position of each member is calculated using equation (6) to calculate the population position in the search space under the guidance of the hybrid leader. if the value of the objective function is improved compared to the previous position, the new position is acceptable for the corresponding member, otherwise stay at the previous position. update using equation (7):  , , ,, 1 , , , , ) .( . ), .( , i j i j i j hli inew p i j i j i j i j x r hl i x f fx x r x hl else      (6)  , 1 , 1, , new p new p ii ii i x f fx x else  (7) in the formula, , 1new p ix is the new position of the i-th member, r belongs to [0,1], and i is a random integer in [1,2]. in the development phase i.e. local search, in order to find better solutions close to the obtained solution. consider a neighborhood around each member of the group that allows that member to change position by locally searching in the area and finding a position with a better value of the objective function, using equation (8) to improve and increase hlbo development ability, if the newly calculated position improves the value of the objective function, the position is updated, as shown in equation (9). , 2 , ,, (1 2 ). .(1 ).new p i j i ji j t x x r r x t     (8)  , 2 , 2, , new p new p ii ii i x f fx x else  (9) in the formula: , 2new p ix is the new position of the i-th member, r equals 0.2, t is the current iteration, and t is the maximum number of iterations. 2.2. improved hybrid leader algorithm improvement 1; the initialization position of the original algorithm is random, which may cause the initial position to not evenly cover the solution space. this paper proposes a sinusoidal mapping to replace the initialization position in the original algorithm. the introduction of cubic mapping is on the one hand because the population it generates is evenly distributed, which can avoid falling into the local optimal solution during the optimization process, thus improving the convergence speed of the algorithm. on the other hand, it ensures the diversity of understanding. the population generated by sinusoidal mapping has a high degree of randomness and uncertainty, which helps ensure the diversity of solutions. its location distribution map is shown in figure 1 2 1 sin( {lb ub}n n nnx x x x   ）， ， (10) where is the random coefficient of the mapping. improvement 2: in the local exploration stage of the algorithm, it can be seen from equation (8) that the new position keeps the specific direction unchanged based on the original position and increases the length of the search. however, this will lead to a lack of diversity in exploration and it is easy to fall into local among the optimal solutions,. this paper proposes an improvement on the search direction 24 based on it, that is, searching along the optimal direction of the current iteration, which increases the search range and makes it easier to jump out of the local optimal solution. figure 1. sinusoidal location distribution map , 2 , ,, + , , (1 2 ). .(1 ). .( ) [0,1] new p i j i ji j best i j t x x r r x t x x       (11) two improved measures are introduced into the original algorithm to form an improved hybrid leader algorithm. by realizing the two stages of exploration and development, all hlbo members are updated, and the best candidate solution experienced during the generation process is introduced as the solution to the problem. and the iteration of the algorithm is completed, the algorithm enters the next iteration, and the iteration of the algorithm is completed. 2.3. convolutional neural network convolutional neural network is a model of deep learning, which consists of input layer, convolution layer, pooling layer, activation function, fully connected layer output layer, etc. it has the characteristics of local connection and weight sharing. the convolutional neural network performs feature extraction through convolution operations, reducing the number of parameters of the model and greatly reducing the computational burden of the model. the convolutional neural network can capture through multi-layer convolution operations. the spatial hierarchy of information, the gradual abstraction from low-order features to high-order features, extracts rich features, which have excellent performance in image and video processing tasks, and are widely used in image classification, target detection, image segmentation and image generation. it has a wide range of applications in other fields. 2.4. bilstm bidirectional long short-term memory network is a variant of recurrent neural network, which is an improvement of lstm, as shown in figure 1. compared with traditional oneway lstm, bilstm has more obvious advantages. it consists of forward and reverse lstm, which can share parameters and reduce the complexity of the model and the amount of calculation during training. the bilstm structure can capture richer contextual information by simultaneously propagating forward and reverse information in time series. forward lstm can capture information before the current moment, while reverse lstm can capture information after the current moment. at the same time, it can effectively handle temporal dependencies in sequences. by integrating forward and reverse information, this helps to improve the model's ability to model long-term dependencies in sequences, which makes bilstm better than other sequence models. training is more efficient. to sum up, bilstm has many advantages in sequence modeling and time series data processing. it can make full use of the contextual information of the sequence and improve the representation and prediction capabilities of the model. this makes bilstm an important tool for tasks such as natural language processing, audio processing, and time series prediction classification. the calculation process is as follows: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) tanh( ) ( ) tanh( ) t xi t hi t ci t i t xf t hf t cf t f t t t t x t hc t c t xo t ho t co t o t t t i sigmoid w x w h w c b f sigmoid w x w h w c b c fc i w cx w h b o sigmoid w x w h w c b h o c                         (12) in the formula: ti , tf , to are the input gate, tc is forget gate and th is output gate respectively; and are the state and output of the memory cell respectively; w are the weight matrix; b are the offsets. figure 2. bilstm network 2.5. support vector machine support vector machine is a commonly used machine learning algorithm. support vector machine has the advantages of processing high-dimensional spatial data, strong generalization ability, avoiding over-fitting, good robustness to noise, strong interpretability and flexibility. it is widely used in both classification and regression problems. kernel function svm can achieve nonlinear separability by using the kernel function to map samples from lowdimensional space to high-dimensional space. by introducing the kernel function, svm can handle linearly inseparable data sets and can learn more complex decision boundaries. however, the parameters in the kernel support vector machine (svm) have a certain impact on its performance and results. the kernel function defines the way to map samples from low-dimensional space to high-dimensional space. common kernel functions include linear kernel function, polynomial kernel function, gaussian kernel function, etc. different kernel functions are suitable for different types of data distributions. kernel function parameter values will cause the decision boundary to be smoother, which may cause underfitting. choosing appropriate parameter values can balance the fitting ability and generalization ability of the model. the regularization parameter c controls the degree of punishment for misclassified samples. a larger c value will lead to a reduced tolerance of the model to misclassified samples, which may result in a smaller decision boundary interval and make it easy to overfit. a smaller c value will produce a larger decision boundary interval, which is prone to underfitting. choosing an appropriate c value can balance the 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 boundary range 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 b o u nd a r y r a n ge 25 tolerance and generalization ability of the model. 3. establishment of cnn bilstm svm model based on improved hybrid leader optimization algorithm 3.1. data source and processing in this article, there are a total of 1920 pieces of data in the dataset, all of which have been validated through core sampling and divided into training and testing sets in an 8:2 ratio. according to engineering practice, the detection results are divided into mild cold jointss, non cold jointss, and cold jointss, corresponding to labels 1, 2, and 3. the data is collected based on rayleigh waves, and the sampling points are set to 512. the detection data is shown in table 1. in order to accelerate the convergence of the network loss function and improve the model training speed, the data is normalized. the normalization formula is: min 0 max x x x x x    (13) in the formula: x refers to the sample data before normalization; 0x is the normalized value; maxx is the maximum and minx is minimum values in the sample data before normalization. table 1. cold joints detection data type label sampling point 1 (cm) …… sampling point 512 (cm) slight cold joint 1 23.6 …… 0.9 non cold joint 2 0.7 …… 3.5 cold joint 3 1.1 …… 4.9 3.2. acknowledgment first, the detected data is normalized and input into the cnn. then the model starts data training and learning. the parameters of the model are set as follows: first, the modulus format of the data is [512,1,1], and enters the sequenceinputlayer layer. here, the sequence is not divided into blocks by default and the output form is [512,1,1,1]. the model here is divided into two parts. the first part enters the convolution operation, sets the number of convolution kernels to 16, and the convolution kernel size is [3,1], the output form of the model after entering the batch normalization layer is [512,1,16,1], the model performs secondary convolution, sets the number of convolution kernels to 32, and the convolution kernel size is [3,1], the output form of the model after entering the batch normalization layer is [512,1,32,1], the second part is directly connected to the sequenceunfoldinglayer layer, and the final model form after splicing and flattening is [16384 ,1,1], and then after bilstm layer processing, the model form becomes [10,1]. after continuing with batch normalization processing and fully connected layer processing, the model form is [3,1], which we use svm to replace softmax layer, and finally use the improved hybrid leader algorithm combined with cross-validation to optimize the svm parameters, thus completing the entire model learning and training. the model result diagram is shown in the figure 3. in the figure, seqfold is the sequenceinputlayer layer in matlab, which is used to receive sequence data as the input of the model. the main function of the sequence input layer is to define the format and shape of the input data and pass the sequence data to the next layer of the network for processing. it is usually the first layer of the neural network, used to receive the original sequence data, and preprocess and format it to adapt to the input requirements of the network. sequnfold is the sequenceunfoldinglayer layer, sequenceunfoldinglayer) is a kind of recurrent neural network. commonly used layers. its main function is to expand the input sequence data into a series of time step inputs. ba is batchnormalizationlayer, flatten is flattening layer, and fc is fully connected layer. figure 3. cnn-bilstm-svm model diagram 3.3. experimental results in order to verify the model accuracy of the method proposed in this article, comparative experiments were conducted on the parameters of svm using the cnnbilsetm-svm optimized by the seagull optimization algorithm and the sparrow search optimization algorithm. the training set was cross-validated five times, and the three optimization algorithm models were the fitness function is the mean of five root mean square errors. the fitness value and svm parameters are shown in table 2. the fitness function trend is shown in figure 4 25 * k=1 1 1 ( ) 5 n i i i rmse y y n e      (14) in the formula: iy represents the real label value, * iy represents the predicted label value, n represents the number of samples, and k represents the number of cross-validation times. figure 4. the fitness function trend 26 table 2. svm parameters and their fitness index improved hlbo hlbo soa ssa regularization coefficient c 10.31 10.22 11.24 12.28 kernel function parameters  2.41 1.25 3.21 2.73 adaptability 0.132 0.142 0.135 0.134 results analysis, this article proposes cnn-bilstm-svm based on the improved hybrid leader algorithm (ihlbo), cnn-bilstm-svm based on the hybrid leader algorithm (hlbo), cnn-bilstm-svm based on the seagull optimization algorithm (soa) [10], the accuracy rates of the four cnn-bilstm-svm models of the sparrow search optimization algorithm (ssa) [11] are 92.4%, 89.9%, 91.4%, and 90.9% respectively. the model results are shown in table 4. table 3. model experimental parameter settings model parameters content maxepochs 500 minibatchsize 32 initiallearnrate 1e-3 l2regularization 1e-4 learnrateschedule piecewise learnratedropfactor 0.1 learnratedropperiod 400 table 4. model results ihlbo hlbo soa ssa type label misjudgment number misjudgment number misjudgment number misjudgment number slight cold joint 1 28 26 36 24 non cold joint 2 2 4 2 14 cold joint 3 0 4 2 6 figure 5. model testing results the cnn-bilstm-svm based on the improved hybrid leader algorithm proposed in this article is the highest among the models currently proposed. it is known from figure 5 and table 4: this model is more sensitive to the cold joints part and the non-cold joints part than the remaining three models. the reason is: when the various initialization parameters of the four models mentioned above are consistent, the improved hybrid leader algorithm has better parameters than the original leader algorithm, seagull optimization algorithm, and sparrow search algorithm (ssa). the search ability of the space is stronger, and it is less likely to fall into the local optimal solution. the robustness and generalization ability of the model have been strengthened, and the prediction effect of the model has been greatly improved. in summary, the cnn-bilstm-svm based on the improved hybrid leader algorithm proposed in this article can have high detection and diagnosis accuracy for suspected cold joint areas in the second lining of tunnels, and can be used in actual engineering. 4. conclusion in order to solve the current problems of low detection accuracy and high difficulty in data analysis in cold joints in railway tunnels, this paper proposes a cnn-bilstm-svm cold joint detection classification model based on the improved hybrid leader algorithm. first, the detection data is normalized. the cnn network can be used for feature extraction and bilstm can share parameters. this can reduce the complexity of the model and the amount of calculation during training, and capture richer contextual information. at the same time, the forward direction can be integrated with reverse information, this feature helps to improve the model's ability to model long-term dependencies in the sequence and extract the spatial and temporal characteristics of the cold joints detection signal. finally, svm is used to replace the softmax layer, which has the advantages of processing high-dimensional spatial data, strong generalization ability, avoiding over-fitting, good robustness to noise, strong interpretability and flexibility, and uses the improved hybrid leader algorithm to the svm parameters are optimized to form a cnn-bilstm-svm cold joints detection classification model with an improved hybrid leader algorithm. experimental results show that the accuracy of this method is as high as 91.41%, which is higher than the other mentioned methods. in the future, 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"a novel swarm intelligence optimization approach: sparrow search algorithm." systems science & control engineering 8.1 (2020): 22-34. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 139 emd‐bilstm stock price trend forecasting model based on investor sentiment tianyu xu, xiaoling he zhejiang university of science and technology, hangzhou 310012, china abstract: the movement of stock prices is the focus of investors' attention in the stock market, so stock price trend prediction has always been a hot topic in quantitative investment research. traditional machine learning forecasting models are difficult to process nonlinear, high-frequency, high-noise stock price time series, which makes the prediction accuracy of stock price trends low. in order to improve the prediction accuracy, according to the temporal characteristics of stock price data, it is proposed to use a combination of empirical mode decomposition (emd), investor sentiment and two-way long short-term memory neural network to predict the rise and fall of stock prices. firstly, the empirical mode decomposition algorithm is used to extract the characteristics of the stock price time series on different time scales, and the investor sentiment indicators of the text from the close of the previous stock trading day to the opening of the next trading day are extracted by constructing a financial sentiment dictionary, and finally the emd-bilstm model is used to predict the rise and fall of the next index trading day. experiments on the dataset of stock price series show that the optimized bilstm model has strong predictive ability for the trend of consumer sector indexes. keywords: bidirectional long short-term memory neural network; empirical mode decomposition; investor sentiment; index rise and fall forecasts. 1. introduction with the rise of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data, machine learning methods have been widely applied to the research of stock price prediction and trading decisions [1], zhang xiao et al. [2] used gradient boosting decision tree (gbdt) to predict stock trends, and the results showed that the prediction effect of gbdt model was better than that of linear regression and random forest model. shallow machine learning algorithms have simple structure, poor generalization ability, easy to fall into local optimal solutions [3], and are limited in processing raw format data. deep learning learns effective feature representations from large amounts of input data by forming more abstract, high-level features through simple but nonlinear modules. the representative of deep learning, the recurrent neural network (rnn), can consider the shortterm correlation of time series, and the hidden layer receives not only the current data, but also the previous data information, so it can theoretically use data of any length of time; however, when rnns learn sequences, they are prone to gradient vanishing and gradient explosion problems, resulting in their inability to grasp the nonlinear relationship over a long span. based on this, hochreiter [5] proposed a longshort-term memory (lstm) network, which solved the problem of rnn to a large extent through the gate mechanism. chen et al. [6] used lstm to predict the yield of the chinese stock market and found that lstm had the best prediction effect. bidirectional long short-term memory (bilstm) is a combination of forward and backward lstm layers, which can be used to extract two-way time series from the input sequence data, and theoretically can effectively capture the internal relationship of financial time series data. yang et al. [7] used bilstm to predict the closing price of the csi 300 index, which verified the practical value of bilstm, a cutting-edge deep neural network, in the field of financial time series forecasting. empirical mode decomposition (emd) is an effective adaptive nonlinear time-varying signal information extraction method, which can decompose nonstationary nonlinear sequences into multiple intrinsic mode function (imf) and residual components with different frequencies and different physical meanings [8]. in order to help investors make better investment decisions and increase economic returns, this paper uses emd method to extract new features of time series data, quantify investor sentiment, and use bilstm to learn time series features bidirectionally to improve the prediction effect. the consumer industry index was selected as experimental data for price prediction, and the accurate effectiveness of the proposed model was verified by comparing it with four typical stock price rise and fall prediction models, including lstm, emd-based long short-term memory network, svm, and extreme gradient boost. 2. introducing the models 2.1. empirical mode decomposition emd is an adaptive analysis method for processing nonstationary signals, which overcomes the defect that the basis function of wavelet decomposition needs to be set, and is suitable for processing nonlinear and non-stationary time series data. in essence, emd is a stationary process that separates the series into stationary fluctuation terms (imf) of different scales and a residual trend term through a fixed pattern, and the time series to be decomposed has 3 assumptions: 1) the series to be decomposed has at least two extreme points, one maximum and one minimum. 2) the local time characteristics of the sequence to be decomposed are uniquely determined by the time scale between extreme points. 3) if the sequence to be decomposed has no extreme point and an inflection point, it can be differentiated one or more times to obtain the extreme value, and then the decomposition 140 result can be obtained by integration. the specific decomposition method of emd is as follows: 1) determine all extreme points of the time series x(t) to be decomposed, use cubic spline interpolation method to fit the maximum and minimum, construct the upper envelope u(t) and the lower envelope l(t) 2) to calculate the mean m(t) of each time point of the upper and lower envelope, and the component h(t) is obtained by finding the difference between the time series x(t) and m(t) to be decomposed. 3) according to whether the new sequence hn(t) meets the imf or stop criteria: if it does, it is retained as the imf new component; otherwise, x(t)= hn(t), n=n+1, and repeat the above steps until hn(t) reaches the standard. 4) find the residual sequence:     i ir t x t imf  if ri(t) is not a constant value or monotonic function, the residual sequence ri(t) will be repeated again as a decomposition sequence step 1) and step 2). finally, the original sequence is broken down into:     n i 1 i nx t imf r t    2.2. bilstm neural network the lstm network is an improvement on the topology of recurrent neural networks (rnns). as a variant of rnn, the lstm model effectively solves the gradient disappearance caused by the increase of network layers and the passage of time by introducing controllable self-loop, and its ingenious design structure is especially suitable for handling tasks with long delay and time interval. the structure of lstm neural networks differs from other deep learning algorithms in that they have a special neuronal cell state, which can learn sequence data information that needs to be recorded and forgotten in a long-term state. inside the cell unit, it consists of three gates: the forgetting gate, the input gate, and the output gate. one is the forgetting gate, the first step in the operation of the lstm model is to determine what interference information needs to be discarded in the cell state, then by reading ht-1,xt in the sequence data, and giving different weights wf and bias bf between 0 and 1 to determine the degree of retention of sequence data information. the control function of the forgotten gate is as follows ( 1) ( 1)( [h , ] )t t t t f ff w x b   where bf and wf are biased and weighted for the forgetting gate, respectively. the second is the output gate, the input gate controls the processing degree of the new input sequence data information added to the cell meta state, and two steps are required to achieve this process: first, the sigmoid function determines the degree of update of the information, as shown in equation 2; second, decide how much to update; finally, the two parts are combined, the information that has been discarded in the oblivion gate is discarded and the updated information is added, stored in a long-term state ( 1)( [h , ] )t t t i ii w x b   ( 1)( [h , ] )t t t c cc w x b   ( ) 1* *t t t t tc i c f c   where wi and wc represent the corresponding weights, bi and bc represent the corresponding biases, and ct represents the current cell state value. the third is the output gate, the lstm structure will determine the output degree of sequence information based on the cell state, the output part of the cell state is judged by the sigmoid layer, and the long-term state of the cell element is processed with the tanh function and then multiplied with the previous output part, and finally the sequence information of the output is determined. the following is expressed by the formula ( 1)( [h , ] )t t t o oo w x b   1* tanh ( )t t th o c where wo and bo represent the weight and bias of the output gate, and ht is the output value of the current cell. bilstm is composed of two layers, forward lstm and backward lstm, in which the input time series is input into the lstm model in the original order. in the backward lstm layer, the input time series are entered into the lstm model in reverse order. this structure extracts the bidirectional relationship of the time series and connects two layers of lstms to the same output layer. therefore, the theoretical prediction performance should be better than that of unidirectional lstm, and the specific expression of bilstm is as follows:  1 t xh t hh t hh w x w h b        1( )t xh t hh t hh w x w h b       t xh t hy yh w h w h b     where: σ is the activation function, and ht is the hidden layer input. the final input is obtained by updating the forward and reverse structures. the structure of bilstm is shown in figure 1. figure 1. bilstm structure 3. stock price rise and fall model design 3.1. emd method feature extraction in this paper, the emd method is used for the initial time series, which is decomposed into local feature signals representing different time scales, and the emd method is used to obtain its different time scale features for the stock closing price as new features as model input. in order to solve the problem of false high accuracy caused by emd decomposition of data that needs to be predicted in the future, this paper adopts stepwise emd decomposition for time series. first, the time series in the training set are decomposed by emd, and then only the time series before the forecast are decomposed according to the forecast window, and the decomposition process is repeated until all data decomposition is completed, as shown in figure 2. the emd stepwise decomposition method can avoid the use of future data and improve the scientific and practical nature of the predictive model. 141 figure 2. emd stepwise decomposition method 3.2. investor sentiment analysis use the investor sentiment to increase the model to input new features. investor sentiment is to identify and summarize the emotional words in the text data, and then judge the investor emotions expressed in the text. at present, the methods of text analysis mainly include machine learning and sentiment analysis based on sentiment dictionary. sentiment analysis methods based on machine learning generally build classifiers based on supervised machine learning algorithms to achieve sentiment discrimination. this method has high classification accuracy, but it can only classify the sentiment of the text, and cannot quantify the emotional tendency into a specific value. the sentiment analysis based on the emotional dictionary corresponds the words in the emotional dictionary with the words after the text is segmented, obtains the negative and positive categories, and accumulates the words through the rules, and then obtains the emotional tendency score of the text. however, ordinary sentiment analysis based on emotional dictionaries does not consider the influence of modifiers in the text on emotional vocabulary, so this paper conducts sentiment analysis based on emotional dictionaries, and constructs auxiliary weight dictionaries when designing emotional dictionaries to optimize the weight of the basic weight of vocabulary. at present, the three basic emotional dictionaries with the highest usage rate of sentiment analysis in chinese are cnki emotional dictionary, national taiwan university emotional dictionary and tsinghua university emotional dictionary. in this paper, these three dictionaries were merged, deduplicated and screened to obtain the initial basic emotional dictionary, including 7928 positive emotional words and 11785 negative emotional words, as shown in table 1. table 1. initial basic emotional dictionary contents dictionary vocabulary positive dictionary good news, beautiful scenery, happy, well-off, rich, wonderful, first-class, good, superior negative dictionaries disgrace, lack of morality, confusion, inferiority, deceived, bad table 2. dictionary expansion of some vocabulary dictionary vocabulary positive dictionary soaring, must rise, bull stocks, bull market, takeoff, strong, bullish, up limit, high rich and handsome negative dictionaries plummeting, devaluation, make-up, big fall, drop limit, junk stocks, bear market, bird company, meat cutting texts in different fields have different text habits, unique vocabulary and network terms, and only using the initial basic dictionary for sentiment analysis of texts in the financial field cannot guarantee the emotional quality obtained, so the initial basic emotional dictionary is expanded with formal vocabulary and informal vocabulary in the financial field, of which 3183 positive emotional vocabulary and 2538 negative emotional vocabulary are expanded, as shown in table 2. the text dataset consists of investor exchange posts, stock information, and stock research reports. investor communication posts are posts that investors share and communicate when trading stocks, and the content directly contains investor sentiment; stock information includes information such as large stock transactions and company development; stock research report is the research report of major institutions on stock companies and industries. stock information and research reports affect investors' sentiment, thereby changing their investment behavior, which in turn affects the rise and fall of stocks. the sentiment analysis in this paper is based on the basic emotional dictionary and the auxiliary weight emotional dictionary, and the main process is as follows: 1) carry out chinese word segmentation of the text, and use word segmentation technology to divide the text into independent vocabulary units. 2) match emotional words, compare the emotional words in the basic emotional dictionary, check whether the text contains emotional words, and retain the text if so; if not, the text is filtered. 3) calculate the emotional score, optimize the weight of the basic weight of the basic emotional dictionary through the auxiliary weight emotional dictionary, and obtain the emotional score according to the definition formula, this document defines each positive word plus 1 point, each negative word minus 1 point, if there is an auxiliary weight emotional dictionary vocabulary before the vocabulary, the score is multiplied by the corresponding auxiliary weight. obviously, the higher the score, the more positive the emotion; the smaller the score, the more negative the emotion. text specific sentiment score is calculated as follows: 1 1 * * n m i i score a pos b neg      where: score is the text sentiment score, a is the positive word auxiliary weight, 1 * n i a pos   is the positive word weight multiplied by the cumulative sum in the text, b is the positive word auxiliary weight, and 1 * m i b neg   is the negative word weight in the text multiplied by the accumulation and sum. 3.3. overall framework design in summary, the overall framework of the model consists of two parts, using emd decomposition to obtain new characteristics for the closing price series, sentiment analysis to obtain daily investor sentiment, and finally input the obtained new characteristics, investor sentiment and basic stock market (opening price, closing price, high price, low price, trading volume, transaction amount) data into the bilstm neural network to predict the rise and fall of stock prices. the hierarchy of emd-bilstm neural network consists of 4 parts. 1) input layer. take the specific characteristics of each time step (including open, close, high,..., investor sentiment) as input. let the input time step be n, then the input sequence 142 that predicts the rise and fall of the stock price on day t is expressed as follows:  1 1 t t n t n tx x x x    ， ， ，  1 1 1 1 1 1 t t t t t tx open close imf res sentiment      ， ，， ， ， among them: imft-1 and rest-1 are the values of the n imf trend terms and residual terms obtained by decomposing the closing price on the t-1 day, and sentimentt-1 is the investor sentiment on the t-1 day. 2) bilstm layer. using two lstm networks in the forward and reverse directions to learn the input sequence bidirectionally, using the input sequence x to calculate the output state ,t ih  of the ith input vector of the forward layer, and using the reverse form of x to calculate the output state ,t ih  of the reverse layer, then the output of the bilstm layer is ht=[ht,1,ht,2,…,ht,i,…,ht,n]t, where ht,i contains the forward ,t ih  and the reverse ,t ih  : , , ,[ ]t i t i t ih h h    3) dropout layer. add a dropout layer to prevent the model from overfitting. at each iteration, the output of bilstm neurons is randomly zeroed out according to the specified proportion. 4) output layer. select the fully connected layer to output the forecast value of the t-day closing price. 4. empirical analysis 4.1. data sources the data used in this article comes from the wind database, and the indicators include open, high, low, close, up or down, amplitude and turnover rate, etc., and the index is from january 4, 2010 to july 15, 2021. the text data such as investor communication posts, stock information, and research reports of the consumer index are from the oriental wealth stock bar forum, covering the period from january 4, 2010 to july 15, 2021, with a total of 545598 articles, obtained using crawler technology. among them, 85% of the data on the trading day is used as a training set to train the model, and the remaining 15% is used to test the model and verify the model effect. 4.2. data preprocessing 1) emd decomposition a stepwise emd decomposition method is adopted for the closing price of stocks, and imfs and trend terms are added as new features to the forecast model. taking the current era as an example, the imfs and trend items obtained after decomposition are shown in figure 3 2) text preprocessing text preprocessing includes the removal of duplicate text, the classification and summary of text from the close of the previous stock trading day to the opening of the stock market on the same day, word segmentation, de-pause words, and sentiment score quantification. chinese word segmentation and removal of stop words: foolnltk based on bilstm training is used to complete word segmentation, and the stop word list of hit after removing basic emotional vocabulary and auxiliary weight emotional vocabulary is used to complete the removal of stop words in the word segmentation process. finally, sentiment quantification is completed according to the sentiment score calculation formula. 3) normalized processing in order to eliminate the influence of dimensional differences between input indicators and improve the speed and accuracy of model training, it is necessary to normalize the original data. this paper uses min-max standardization, and its calculation formula is as follows: * min max min x x    where max is the maximum value of the sample data, min is the minimum value of the sample data, and x is the original value that needs to be normalized. figure 3. emd decomposition results 4.3. model performance comparison and analysis table 3. comparison of overall model indicators model accuracy precision recall f1 rise fall rise fall rise fall bilstm 56.51 58.71 58.78 58.95 58.05 58.73 58.60 emd+ bilstm 61.54 60.36 60.50 62.45 61.99 61.80 61.07 emotion +bilstm 62.33 63.12 65.16 62.60 62.10 63.31 62.53 emd+emotion+ bilstm 67.12 68.41 68.32 63.21 68.13 64.44 68.53 in order to evaluate the model proposed in this paper, this paper conducts a series of comparative experiments and sets the time window of the model input series to 10, that is, based on the data of the previous 10 stock trading days (10 is the time step), predict the rise and fall of the stock price in the next stock trading day in the future. taking the basic market data of stocks (opening price, closing price, low price, high price, total trading volume, and total trading volume) of each stock trading day as the basis, the imfs, trend items and investor sentiment obtained by emd decomposition were 143 added respectively, and the emd-bilstm model was established, and the comparison experiment with bilstm was carried out. table 3 shows the comparison of the overall prediction indicators of each model in the consumer industry index. it can be seen from table 3 that the introduction of affective factors and emd in the model gradually improves the prediction accuracy of the model, which can enable the model to better learn more important information. the overall prediction effect of bilstm based on empirical mode decomposition and investor sentiment proposed in this paper is better than other models, and the prediction performance of rise and fall is more balanced than that of other models. table 4. comparison of common model indicators (input maximum optimization) model accuracy precision recall f1 rise fall rise fall rise fall emd+bilstm 71.91 70.66 71.75 70.14 69.19 72.34 69.20 bilstm 64.09 63.52 63.78 63.00 63.99 64.20 63.07 emd+lstm 61.36 60.80 60.62 60.34 61.31 62.76 62.86 lstm 59.93 61.26 60.51 57.17 58.50 58.31 60.99 svm 57.29 56.71 56.68 57.50 57.09 56.23 56.04 xgboost 53.18 55.25 55.38 52.89 50.36 51.33 55.39 in addition, in order to compare with more common stock price rise and fall prediction models, this paper adds emdlstm, lstm, svm, xgboost models to compare consumer industry indices under the condition of maintaining maximum input optimization (that is, all model inputs include stock market data, emd, and investor sentiment). it can be seen from table 4 that bilstm can perform two-way time series feature learning, which can better learn the stock market trend than lstm, and emd decomposes the index, making the data information presentation easier to be understood by the model and improving the prediction effect. the emdbilstm model outperforms other models in all indicators. in summary, it is proved that the model proposed in this paper has greatly improved the accuracy of stock price rise and fall prediction. 5. conclusion aiming at the problem of large prediction error caused by nonlinearity, non-stationarity and chaos of stock time series, this paper proposes a bilstm stock price rise and fall model based on empirical mode decomposition and investor sentiment. this paper uses emd to decompose the closing price to obtain the new characteristics and trend terms of the closing price on different time scales, thereby obtaining the new features. on the basis of the initial basic emotional dictionary, the formal vocabulary and informal network vocabulary in the financial field are expanded, and the auxiliary weight emotional dictionary is constructed to optimize the weight of the basic weight of the expanded basic emotional dictionary, and the emotional score corresponding to the text is calculated. these new features are added to bilstm for bidirectional time series feature learning. through experimental comparison, it can be seen that the prediction model can better predict the stock market trend through emd and investor sentiment, which has a certain guiding 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control mode. in this mode, the accuracy of temperature sampling is critical. when working in temperature control mode, the ablator must monitor the temperature of the polar needle tip in real time. in this paper, we study the temperature sampling system for rf ablators, including hardware circuit design and filtering algorithm design. keywords: radiofrequency ablator; temperature sampling; high precision; power control. 1. overview at present, methods to monitor the temperature of radiofrequency ablation instrument are thermistor, infrared, thermocouple and so on. for radiofrequency ablation, thermocouple is often used to monitor the temperature. the thermocouple is characterized by simple structure, high temperature measurement accuracy and wide detection range, which is very suitable for in-contact measurement. the thermocouple is a temperature sensing element consisting of two homogeneous long metal conductors of different compositions connected at their two ends. a copper-nickel-copper thermocouple (t-type thermocouple) is used as the temperature sensor in the design. the t-type thermocouple is simple and temperature stable. the rf ablator transfers heat by contact between the polar needle tip and the tissue cells. therefore, the temperature sensor must be installed at the tip of the pole needle as shown in figure 1. the positive and negative electrodes of the sensor consist of wires made of pure copper and copper-nickel materials, respectively. they are soldered to the inside of the pole needle, and then the two wires are connected together in the head of the pole needle to form a circuit. in this way, when the head of the pole pin heats the target tissue, a small current is generated in the wires according to the seebeck effect. thermocouple fig 1. thermocouple structure of polar needle for rfa 2. sampling circuit design isolated power vref adc converter digital isolated ic mcuop-amp thermoc ouple sensor isolated power i s ol at e d fig 2. block diagram of temperature sampling circuit as shown in figure 2, the high-voltage sampling is done on the high-voltage side and then transmitted via digital signals (e.g., spi), and the isolation is done through the digital signal transmission. there are many manufacturers of digital isolation chips to choose from, such as ti, adi, silicon labs. here, the direction of the digital signal must be taken into account in order to select the correct number of forward and reverse channels. a thermocouple is used as the temperature sensor, and the sensor signal is amplified by an op-amp, which is captured by the adc. ads1255 is used for high precision sampling and adum1412 is used as the digital isolation chip. the thermocouples used in this paper measure temperatures in the range of 0 to 200 degrees celsius and generate a corresponding thermopotential in the range of 0 millivolts to 20 millivolts. considering that the integrated ic is more reliable, using the internal amplifier of the ads1255 is a better choice. however, the lowest measurable voltage inside the ads1255 is 78.125 mv, so it is necessary to amplify 20 mv to 78.125 mv with a magnification of 3.90625 17 times. in the design, it is difficult to find a fixed resistor value to match the gain, and it is necessary to use an adjustable resistor to match the gain. fig 3. ad1255 circuit schematic fig 4. schematic of reference voltage acquisition for adc table 1. gain of the ad1255 internal amplifier pga setting full-scale input voltage vin (1) (vref = 2.5v) 1 ±5v 2 ±2.5v 4 ±1.25v 8 ±0.625v 16 ±312.5mv 32 ±156.25mv 64 ±78.125mv 3. filtering algorithm design temperature signal is not high frequency, it is more appropriate to use the median filtering algorithm. the median filtering method refers to the method of continuously collecting multiple data in one cycle, arranging the data according to size, and taking the median value as the valid value. this method can effectively remove the occasional pulse noise, and is not applicable to flow, speed and other fastchanging signals. the data is sampled n times continuously (generally n is an odd number), and the n sampled values in the cache are arranged according to the size, and the middle value is taken as the final value output. the data in the cache must be arranged using the bubbling algorithm, which treats the cache as an array n. there are m samples in the array. there are m samples in the array (m ≥ 2 and odd). n [0] denotes the first sample value, n [1] denotes the second sample value, and so on, n [m-1] denotes the mth and last sample value. the details are as follows. initialization(m=0) m=j n[m]-n[m+1]<0? m=m+1 j=i？ output swap n[m] and n[m+1] no no yes yes fig 5. flowchart of median filtering algorithm 4. system test although a high-precision adc chip is used, the existence 18 of errors cannot be completely avoided. multiple point tests are collected and the error is finally fitted into a curve function. to ensure that the mcu can obtain a high-precision temperature value, this curve function is loaded into the software code in the mcu and then calibrated. after calibration, the parameters are obtained as shown in table 2. table 2. temperature tests (after filtering and error correction) acquired temperature (℃) error (℃) acquired temperature (℃) error (℃) 0 0.8 110 0.3 20 0.2 120 0.4 40 0.3 140 0.3 60 0.2 160 0.6 80 0.2 180 0.5 100 0.3 200 1.1 as can be seen in table 1, the 0 degree and 200-degree acquisition errors are larger, i.e., the errors are larger at the limits. this is because their actual adc acquisition value is close to the reference voltage. for example, since the output voltage at 0 degrees celsius is 0 mv, which is close to the ground signal, the presence of ground noise leads to a large error in the test. except for the two extreme points, the accuracy is within 1°c, which is quite high. 5. conclusion higher accuracy temperature values can be obtained by using a 24-bit high precision adc sampling chip (ads1255). however, the filtering algorithm is still required. the median filtering algorithm can effectively eliminate and suppress the noise, and the data is stable and accurate. at the same time, the error point must be adjusted by software correction. through the above method, it realizes the completion of highprecision measurement with low-cost sensors and acquisition equipment. acknowledgments this paper is supported by zhongshan social welfare and foundational research fund in 2021 "research on precise ablation control method of solid tumor based on radiofrequency technology of cold-circulating electrodes" (2021b2047, xin yao). it is also supported by the zhongshan polytechnic college project in 2021 "research on precise energy output control of minimally invasive surgical system for radiofrequency ablation of tumors based on cold-circulation single-electrode mode" (kyb2106, xin yao). references [1] rivas, ricardo , et al. 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"long-term results of temperature-controlled endobiliary radiofrequency ablation in a normal swine model." gastrointestinal endoscopy (2018). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 130 design and realization of surakarta chess game program tao zhang, yefeng jiang school of computer and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan 114051, china abstract: at present, the research on surakarta game is relatively less than other games. aiming at this situation, a surakarta chess game program is designed. this program implements basic algorithms such as board representation, move generation, game evaluation, and game tree search. the evaluation of the chess game takes into account the number of pieces, moving range, attacking range, attacking power of pieces, board value, arc value, etc. the game tree search algorithm uses the alpha-beta pruning algorithm. the whole program is fully functional and has a strong game level, which provides reference significance and reference value for related research. the program won the second prize at the national level in the computer game competition for college students in china, and the second prize at the provincial level in the computer game competition for college students in liaoning province, which verified the feasibility of the game program algorithm. keywords: surakarta chess; evaluation function; game tree search; alpha-beta pruning algorithm. 1. introduction as an important branch of the field of artificial intelligence, computer game is a research field related to countermeasures and wits. it belongs to the problem solving and search technology in artificial intelligence. it is an important aspect to test the development level of artificial intelligence. its research is artificial intelligence bringing many important methods and theories. board games are intelligent, so they have been valued in the field of artificial intelligence for a long time, and they are called the "fruit flies" of artificial intelligence. from chess deep blue, which defeated the world chess champion garry kasparov, to the go game program aiphago, which defeated lee sedol, computer games have once again attracted widespread attention in the industry. at the same time, the 16th china college student computer game competition has been successfully held in the college student competition, and surakarta chess is one of the competition events. compared with other chess games, the board of surakarta is special, the rules are interesting, and the moves are changeable, which has attracted the attention of many machine game enthusiasts in recent years, so this paper conducts in-depth research on it. 2. introduction to surakarta surakarta is a two-player game that originated from surakarta in java, indonesia. six sides horizontally and vertically form a square chessboard, and 36 intersections are chess positions. each side is connected by 8 arcs, usually represented by 2 different colors. at the beginning of the game, each side has 12 pieces arranged in 2 rows. the chessboard is shown in figure 1. the rules are as follows: 1). participants toss a coin to decide who starts first. only one pawn can be moved at a time. two chess players take turns playing chess. 2). if there is no chess piece in the moving direction, any chess piece can move 1 square in 8 directions (up, down, left, right, upper left, lower left, upper right, and lower right). 3). if you want to capture the opponent's pieces, you must walk horizontally and vertically, and at least cross an arc tangent to the path, and the moving path cannot be blocked by your own pieces. 4). the sunspots can eat the red ones, and the red ones can also eat the sunspots in the opposite direction of the same path. 5). when all pieces of one side on one interface are captured, the game ends, and the side with remaining pieces wins. 6). generally speaking, in computer games, if each game lasts more than 30 minutes, both sides will stop, and the side with more pieces remaining will win the game. figure 1. surakarta pieces, board and initial layout 3. chessboard design the chessboard generally adopts bit chessboard representation or array chessboard representation. in this paper, bit sequences are used to represent the position of each chess point on the board, and two-bit sequences are used to represent chess pieces of different colors. use the following two sequences in the program to represent the position of the chess pieces on the board: bitset<36>ourside("0000000000000000000000001111111 11111"); bitset<36>otherside("11111111111100000000000000000 0000000"); 131 4. move generation in the surakarta chess game system, move generation is to enumerate all valid moves in the current board state. according to the basic rules of surakarta chess, it can be deduced that the paths of the capture behaviors that can occur on the chessboard are all on the inner and outer rails of the chessboard. usually, the move generation needs to traverse the boards on both sides, constantly set the chess pieces as the starting point and end point of the movement, and judge whether the move is legal. this method needs to traverse the chessboard on both sides, so the space complexity is high and the search speed is slow. it can be seen that the speed of move generation is particularly important, which is related to the depth of the search algorithm and chess power. the basic idea of optimizing the generation of moves: set the own chess pieces on the chessboard as the starting point of the movement, and then look for the position where they can fall in the track. the specific algorithm is as follows: the movable positions of chess pieces are divided into capture movement and non-capture movement. the way of moving without capturing pieces is easy to realize, and only needs to search around one's chess pieces; while the way of moving with capturing pieces is relatively cumbersome. in the initialization chessboard, the positions of the inner track and the outer track are stored in two vectors respectively; after that, first find the own chess piece, and judge whether it is in the inner track or the outer track, or whether it is in the inner track or both. there are two situations when the inner and outer tracks are located: one is on a special point, that is, the inner track intersection or the outer track intersection; the other is not on a special point. if the chess piece is not at a special point, then find the position of the chess piece in the orbit vector, find the opponent’s chess piece upwards or downwards, and then judge whether to go through the arc to get the way; if the chess piece is at a special point, the position of the chess piece is in the orbit vector there will be two times, respectively find the positions of these two times and get the way according to the above method. 5. evaluation of chess game 5.1. chessboard analysis the surakarta board looks complex at first glance, but it is actually symmetrical. if the chessboard is divided into 4 symmetrical regions, the analysis of the whole chessboard can be simplified into a pair of local region analysis. one of the upper right areas is selected for analysis, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. table of points on the chessboard this region contains a total of 9 points and 2 arcs. since this area is axisymmetric, the 9 points can be divided into 6 types according to their positions in the area, corresponding to points a to f in the figure. in this area, both the outer arc and the inner arc have one intersection with itself, and the intersection points are point a and point d. there are 2 intersections between the outer arc and the inner arc, and the intersection point is the symmetrical point of point b and point b. since the 4 areas in the chessboard are the same, there are 4 points in the chessboard for points a and d respectively, and 8 points for point b in the chessboard. the role of these points in the game is crucial. sort according to the importance of chess pieces: b>a=d>e=c>f. 1) point b is the most aggressive position on the chessboard, and it is also the most important point on the chessboard. because point b passes through the outer arc counterclockwise to attack the opponent's pieces on the outer arc in the upper left area, and crosses the inner arc clockwise to attack the opponent's pieces on the inner arc in the lower right area. if there is no particle blocking outside the shown area, then the attacking range of this piece can cover the double lines of the outer arc, and the position of point b can also prevent the opponent from going around the inner arc of our side to eat the chess piece on the upper right of our side. 2) points a and d are second only to point b in importance. the chess piece located at point d can attack the opponent's chess piece on the inner arc of the upper left area through the inner arc clockwise, and can attack the opponent's chess piece on the inner arc of the lower right area through the inner arc counterclockwise. if there is no particle blocking outside the indicated area, the attack range of the particle can cover the entire inner arc. correspondingly, if the chess piece is positioned at point a, it will have a similar effect on the outer arc. 3) although point c and point e are not as important as point a and point d, their role in the chess game cannot be ignored. the premise for the above points to exert maximum attack power is that there is no interference from other particles in the shown area. there are our chess pieces at point d and point e, and the chess piece at point d is blocked by the chess piece at point e, and will not be able to attack the opponent's chess piece through the inner arc. therefore, points c and e can play the role of "advance can be attacked, retreat can be defended". 4) the position of point f is very special, it cannot be attacked by any point, but it cannot attack any other point either. the existence of these similar points does not seem to have much impact on the chess game, but in fact it is not, because it only needs to move one step, and the chess pieces on the point can go to the inner arc and enter the attack state, or the chess pieces on the inner arc will be attacked. threatened pawns are transferred to a safe state. on the board, the only positions that cannot be attacked are at f, the 4 corners of the largest square on the board. after the above analysis of the key points, the value of each point on the chessboard can be defined. the more important the point, the higher the corresponding point value, and the point with a value of 0 is the only point on the chessboard that cannot be attacked. then the chessboard value matrix corresponding to the value of each point can be obtained. 5.2. evaluation function factors the setting of the evaluation function not only requires the basic knowledge of chess games, but also uses a series of methods such as direct quantification, model quantification, random evaluation, and fuzzy evaluation. for example, in chess, each chess piece and position can be scored, while for 132 go, it is necessary to extract the formula and match the pattern. for the analysis of the surakarta chessboard, the evaluation function in this paper mainly considers the number of chess pieces, moving range, attack range, attack power of pieces, board score and arc value for the black side and the red side respectively. 1) the number of chess pieces the number of chess pieces refers to the number of chess pieces left by all parties in the current situation. under normal circumstances, whoever has more remaining seeds has a greater advantage. 2) range of movement the moving range refers to the range in which the pieces can move. there are 8 directions, up, down, left, right, upper left, lower left, upper right, and lower right. not all directions can be used when moving chess. at this time, it is necessary to combine the move function to judge the direction of the chess piece. 3) attack range the attack range is related to the movement range. firstly, the movement range is obtained. the initial value of the attack range is equal to the movement range. if the next piece in the movement range is an enemy piece, the attack range will be increased by 1. 4) element attack power piece attack power refers to the ability to capture the opponent's pieces. a major feature of surakarta chess is that if the enemy captures one of our pieces first, and we have the opportunity to capture the opponent's piece, but if we do not capture, it will become a disadvantage. under the same conditions it is especially important to play the first move, and strive to capture more chess pieces in each exchange with the opponent, so as to gain an advantage. whoever has more remaining chess pieces had a greater advantage, which can be effectively evaluated according to this point. therefore, if you can attack the opponent's pieces, you must attack the opponent's pieces first. in other cases, the attack power of the sub-force needs to be calculated according to the attack range. the relationship between the attack range and the attack power is introduced in detail in the analysis of surakarta above. mathematically speaking, the attack power of the subforce is equal to the sum of the attack range. 5) disk value the board score is the sum of the values of all the pieces that are still on the board. that is, the value corresponding to the position of the chessboard occupied by the black (red) pieces is added to obtain the situation evaluation value. for the value parameters of the position of the chessboard, please refer to the value matrix of the chessboard. 6) accounted for arc value the occupied arc value refers to the number of occupied arcs. according to the characteristics of surakarta chess, the more arcs are occupied, the greater the effectiveness of the attack. the formula for calculating the arc value is arcvalue=o*5+e*5 among them, 0 is the number of arcs occupied by our side (opponent), e is the number of arcs not occupied by the opponent (our side), and the calculated arcvalue is the value of arcs occupied by our side (black side). 5.3. implementation of the evaluation function considering the above 5 factors comprehensively, we can get the evaluation value of our side (assuming we are black side) situation. the specific implementation algorithm of the evaluation function is as follows. step1 traverse each point of the chessboard and calculate the blacknum value of the number of our chess pieces; step2 calculate the blackmoverange value of the movement range of our pieces; step3 calculates the attack range blackattackrange value of our chess piece; step4 calculate the attack power of our pieces blackattack value; step5 calculate our disk value blackpvalue value; step6 calculates the value of our accounted arc value biackarcvalue; step7 calculate our final evaluation value blackvalue. blackvalue=blacknum*6+blackmoverange*1+blackatt ack*2+blackpvalhe*l+blackarcvalue*1. step8 similar to our calculation of the other party's evaluation value redvalue. step9 calculate evalue=blackvalue-whitevalue; step10 if evalue>0 means that our side has an advantage at this time else the other side has an advantage. according to the current chessboard information, combined with the score obtained by the evaluation function, the score value of the current situation that is beneficial to our side is returned through the game tree search to form a move. 6. game tree search at present, there are alpha-bate algorithm[2-3] and uct algorithm which have high search efficiency in surakarta chess. however, since there are fewer positions available for each move, the alpha-beta algorithm will be more accurate when the evaluation function is used well. the alpha-bate algorithm is changed from the max-min algorithm. the difference between the two is that the alpha-beta algorithm can continuously perform "pruning" to eliminate situations with low value, thereby improving search efficiency. therefore, the alpha-bate pruning algorithm is used in the game tree search of this program, and its pseudocode is as follows: int alphabetasearch(int depth, int alpha, int beta,int color) { if (depth <= 0 ||gameover()) { return evalue(); } int count = createmoves(color); for (int i = 0; i < count;i++) { makemove(); value = -alphabetasearch(depth 1, -beta, -alpha, color ^ 3); undo(); if (value > alpha) { alpha = value; } if (value >= beta) { break; } } return alpha; } 7. summary according to the characteristics of surakarta itself, this 133 paper studies surakarta from the aspects of board representation, move generation, game evaluation, game tree search and so on. and on this basis, using algorithms such as alpha-beta pruning, designed and implemented surakarta chess game program. after the implementation of this program, it won the second prize at the national level in the 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[8] zhang mingliang, wu jun, li fanchang. the design of evaluation function of gobang machine game system [j]. computer application, 2012,32(7):1969-19721990. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 55 analysis of spatial diversity technology based on mimo antenna structures yalin wei * dalian maritime university, dalian liaoning 116000, china * corresponding author email: 2314534279@qq.com abstract: antenna technology has been continuously evolving and innovating in information transmission networks, providing essential support for information transfer and network infrastructure. this article focuses on introducing the key technologies of mimo technology and space diversity technology, and analyzes the advantages of space diversity technology based on mimo antenna structure. by exploring these key technologies in depth, this article helps readers better understand antenna technology and its applications. keywords: mimo technology; space diversity technology; alamouti coding; channel capacity. 1. introduction with the continuous advancement of informatization, mankind has successfully achieved unprecedented global connectivity through the radiation properties of electromagnetic waves, constructing a vast and complex information transmission network[1,2]. in order to realize this network, antenna support is crucial. as the transceiver of information, antennas play a crucial role in the transmission and reception of signals in free space. the continuous development and innovation of antenna technology provide more efficient capabilities for signal transmission and reception, supporting the construction of a more powerful network infrastructure. as a type of converter, antennas are capable of converting guided waves on transmission lines into electromagnetic waves that propagate in free space, and converting electromagnetic waves in free space into guided waves[3,4]. based on the relationship between the signaling path between base stations and terminals, antennas can be classified into four basic forms: siso (single-antenna transmission from base station and single-antenna reception on terminal), miso (multi-antenna transmission from base station and singleantenna reception on terminal), simo (single-antenna transmission from base station and multi-antenna reception on terminal), and mimo (multi-antenna transmission from base station and multi-antenna reception on terminal)[5]. among these, mimo technology is a technique that utilizes multiple transmitting and receiving antennas to improve data transfer rates and reliability through spatial diversity in communication systems. by utilizing multiple antennas for data transmission simultaneously, mimo technology can improve the efficiency, transmission distance, and signal reliability of data transmission, while also reducing the bit error rate during transmission[6]. spatial diversity technology is a key technique for enhancing the interference resistance and error tolerance of wireless communication systems[7]. its core idea is to transmit redundant data on different transmission channels to achieve signal diversity, thereby enhancing the stability and reliability of the system. however, to implement spatial diversity technology, it is necessary to rely on antennas as the transmission medium for signals. mimo (multiple-input multiple-output) spatial diversity technology, based on the structure of mimo antennas, is a system that uses multiple antennas for signal transmission. it divides the received signal into multiple spatial streams and utilizes multiple antennas for transmission and reception, finally combining them at the receiving end. through this approach, spatial diversity technology can enhance the reliability and performance of signal transmission. this article firstly elaborates on the concept of spatial diversity technology, emphasizing its importance in enhancing interference resistance and error tolerance in wireless communication systems. it also explores the relationship between mimo technology and spatial diversity technology. then, the article presents and analyzes the basic equations of mimo systems, comparing the differences in channel capacity between mimo and siso systems. lastly, the article provides a detailed introduction to the fundamental forms of spatial diversity technology related to mimo antenna structure, and analyzes the advantages of spatial diversity technology based on the mimo antenna structure. 2. spatial diversity technology spatial diversity technology is the foundation of multipleinput multiple-output (mimo) technology and is employed to enhance the interference resistance and error tolerance of wireless communication systems. its fundamental concept is to transmit relatively redundant data over different transmission channels, thus achieving signal diversity and improving the stability and reliability of the system. common forms of spatial diversity include receive diversity, transmit diversity, and space-time block coding. 2.1. receiver diversity technology the receiving diversity technique is a technology that uses more antennas at the receiving end to improve the signal quality compared to the transmit end. its antenna structure is called single-input multiple-output (simo) [8]. receiving diversity does not require special encoding, so it is relatively easy to implement. as shown in figure 1, the most basic receiving diversity configuration includes one transmitting antenna and two receiving antennas. at the receiving end, only two radio frequency channels are needed to receive signals from the transmitting antenna. 56 1 1 2 figure 1. depicts the receiving diversity configuration based on the simo antenna structure by using multiple receiving antennas, the receiving end can observe signals from different transmission paths, each with its own fading characteristics. at the receiving end, appropriate methods can be used to improve the signal-tonoise ratio and enhance the signal quality. common methods include selection combining and maximum ratio combining. selection combining is a method that selects the stronger received signal for processing. by choosing the stronger signal, the reliability and interference resistance of the signal can be improved. maximum ratio combining is a method that utilizes the sum of multiple received signals to enhance the signal quality. in maximum ratio combining, the receiving end considers the strengths of the two received signals and combines them with appropriate weighting to achieve a higher quality signal. by employing receiving diversity techniques, the signal quality at the receiving end can be significantly improved, leading to enhanced system performance and interference resilience. 2.2. transmit diversity technology. transmit diversity technology is a technique that uses more antennas than the receiver to improve the performance of wireless communication systems. the antenna structure of transmit diversity is multiple-input single-output (miso)[9]. by using multiple transmitting antennas to split the transmitted signals into multiple signals and sending them out separately in space, transmit diversity can improve system stability, fault tolerance, and anti-interference capability. figure 2 shows the most basic configuration of a transmit diversity system, which includes one receiving antenna and two transmitting antennas. 1 1 2 figure 2. transmit diversity configuration based on miso antenna structure the most commonly used transmit diversity coding method is alamouti space-time code, which is a widely used spacetime coding method in mimo systems. it is a very simple and effective space-time coding method [10]. alamouti coding divides the original data into multiple groups in a grouped manner and uses different antennas for transmission at different times to increase the transmission rate and improve the robustness of the transmission signal. in a 2x1 miso system, the source signal of alamouti space-time coding is first divided into two groups, each containing two characters. then, these groups are sent through different antennas at different time intervals, conducting time diversity. in this way, it utilizes multiple transmission paths to improve signal quality and increase the fault tolerance and anti-interference ability of the system. in a 2x1 miso system, assuming that the signal to be transmitted is  1 2,s s s , the implementation of alamouti space-time code is shown in figure 3.   * 1 1 2 1 2 * 2 2 1 , s s s s s s s s             figure 3. implementation of alamouti space-time coding in this implementation of alamouti space-time coding, the original data is divided into two parts, s1 and s2, and forms a 2x1 matrix s. this matrix s is then sent to two transmit antennas for transmission. at the receiving end, the received signals are decoded and processed to combine the two received signals, effectively recovering the original signal. 2.3. space division multiplexing technology space division multiplexing (sdm) is a technique that utilizes multiple antennas for parallel transmission. it employs a multiple-input multiple-output (mimo) antenna structure, consisting of multiple transmitting and receiving antennas[11]. sdm integrates the concepts of receive diversity and transmit diversity, aiming to leverage the spatial diversity within the same frequency band to transmit multiple independent data streams, thus enhancing the data throughput of communication systems. by employing multiple antennas at the transmission and reception ends, sdm technology improves the reliability, bandwidth, and throughput of communication systems. in sdm, different data streams are transmitted concurrently by assigning them to different antennas. figure 4 depicts the basic configuration of an sdm system, which includes two receiving antennas and two transmitting antennas. 1 1 2 2 figure 4. configuration of sdm based on the mimo antenna structure through the use of mimo antenna configurations and appropriate channel estimation techniques, space division multiplexing (sdm) enables the simultaneous transmission of multiple data streams within the same frequency band, significantly enhancing the efficiency of the system’s data transmission. it is suitable for high-speed data communication and the requirements of high-capacity networks in wireless communication systems. sdm technology provides an efficient wireless communication solution that meets the demands of modern high-speed wireless communication. in practical applications, sdm technology is widely used in wireless communication standards such as 4g lte, 5g nr, and wi-fi, serving as an important means to improve wireless communication quality and efficiency. in practical applications, sdm can be combined with other multi-antenna technologies such as spatial diversity, transmit diversity, and receive diversity to 57 further enhance system performance and stability. 3. principles of mimo technology 3.1. mimo system and channel capacity a typical mimo system, as shown in figure 5, consists of m transmit antennas and n receive antennas. due to the characteristics of the wireless channel, each receive antenna will receive different content from different transmit antennas, resulting in different channel impulse responses between different transmitter-receiver antenna pairs. 1x 2x mx 1y 2y nyh t h e t r a n s m i t t e r t h e r e c e i v e r figure 5. mimo technology principle block diagram if we define the channel between transmit antenna 1 and receive antenna 1 as 11h , and the channel between transmit antenna 1 and receive antenna 2 as 21h , we can obtain an n×m transmission matrix, which is what we refer to as the channel matrix in the form of equation 2. 11 12 1 21 22 11 1 2 m n n nm h h h h h h h h h h                   (1) when the channel between the transmit and receive antennas is narrowband and time-invariant, the expression for the received signal in a mimo system can be obtained as follows: y hx n  (2) where y represents the received signal, x represents the transmitted signal, and n represents the noise. in a mimo system, the data from the transmitting antennas is divided into several independent data streams. the number of data streams, denoted as m, is generally smaller than or equal to the number of antennas. if the number of antennas at the transmitter and receiver are not equal, then it is equal to or smaller than the minimum number of antennas at either end. for example, a 4x4 mimo system can be used to transmit four or fewer data streams, while a 3x2 mimo system can transmit two or fewer data streams. according to shannon's theorem, the wireless channel capacity c is determined by the signal bandwidth and the signal-to-noise ratio. in theory, the capacity of the transmission channel increases linearly with the number of data streams, and the channel capacity of a mimo system is determined by formula 3. 2log (1 / )c mb s n  (3) in the equation, b represents the channel bandwidth, and s/n denotes the signal-to-noise ratio at the receiver. according to the shannon formula, increasing snr or bandwidth can enhance the capacity of a wireless channel. for a single-input single-output (siso) system, the transmission is unreliable due to the unique path between the transmitting antenna and the receiving antenna. this type of transmission system also faces limitations in terms of transmission rate. the wireless channel capacity, c, can be expressed as shown in formula 4. 2log (1 / )c b s n  (4) therefore, under certain bandwidth conditions, the capacity of a siso system cannot exceed the shannon formula limit, regardless of the encoding and modulation techniques used. 3.2. the basic form of mimo technology. for current wireless communication systems, the basic form of mimo technology can be divided into two types: single-user mimo (su-mimo) and multi-user mimo (mu-mimo). spatial diversity techniques based on mimo antenna structures primarily correspond to the su-mimo form. additionally, the following will introduce these two basic forms and the mimo system. 3.2.1. single-user mimo single-user mimo, also known as su-mimo, refers to the transmission of a data stream using multiple antennas and multiple transceivers in a communication link. in single-user mimo, the transmitting antennas do not interfere with each other, and the receiving antennas perform signal demodulation using optimal channel sensing algorithms, thereby significantly improving channel capacity and signal quality. the basic form of single-user mimo is shown in figure 6. 1 1 2 2ba se st at io n user figure 6. the basic form of single-user mimo in single-user mimo, a communication link is established between one transmitting antenna and one receiving antenna, using a single user for mimo communication. in this case, mimo technology is primarily used to improve system reliability and data rate. by using multiple antennas at the transmitter, spatial encoding can be achieved, thereby enhancing the reliability of signal transmission. simultaneously, using multiple antennas at the receiver for signal detection can improve demodulation performance and data rate. single-user mimo is mainly applied in indoor wireless environments and personal wireless devices such as wireless local area networks (wi-fi) and mobile cellular communication systems. 3.2.2. multi-user mimo multi-user mimo, also known as mu-mimo, refers to the simultaneous transmission of multiple data streams in a communication link, with each stream targeted for different users. this technology maximizes network throughput and minimizes interference between users. the basic form of multi-user mimo is shown in figure 7. 58 1 1 2 2ba se s ta ti on user1 user2 figure 7. the basic form of multi-user mimo in multi-user mimo, multiple users communicate with each other using multiple transmit and receive antennas. mimo technology is primarily used to increase system capacity and spectral efficiency. by spatially separating the signals of different users and using multiple antennas for signal detection at the receiver, parallel data transmission between multiple users can be achieved, thereby increasing system capacity. multi-user mimo can greatly improve the bandwidth utilization of mobile communication systems and is mainly applied in 4g lte, 5g, and other mobile communication systems. the application scenarios of multiuser mimo include multi-user downlink (mu-mimo downlink) and multi-user uplink (mu-mimo uplink) to meet the communication needs of different users. 4. spatial diversity techniques based on mimo antenna structures 4.1. relationship between spatial division multiplexing technology and mimo technology mimo technology is a technology that uses multiple antennas for signal transmission and reception. it enables spatial diversity, spatial multiplexing, and beamforming through multipath channels. among them, spatial diversity is a fundamental technique in mimo systems [12]. it improves the reliability and stability of the signal by utilizing multiple antennas to receive the same signal. on the other hand, spatial multiplexing uses multiple antennas to simultaneously transmit independent data streams to multiple users. spatial diversity is a subset of mimo technology, specifically referring to the single-user mimo form in mimo systems. it is an important component of mimo technology. unlike other mimo techniques, spatial diversity does not require sending data streams to multiple users, but rather enhances system performance and reliability by utilizing multiple antennas to receive the same signal. mimo technology utilizes the principle of spatial diversity to improve the efficiency and reliability of signals by simultaneously transmitting and receiving multiple data streams through multiple antennas. in a mimo system, the transmitter divides the data into multiple sub streams, each of which is sent through different antennas. at the receiver side, multiple antennas simultaneously receive signals transmitted through multiple propagation paths, and signal processing algorithms are used to extract and reconstruct the original data. each antenna in a mimo system can be seen as an independent communication channel, providing better signal diversity and channel capacity. this leads to improved signal reliability and data transmission rates. 4.2. advantages of spatial diversity technology based on mimo antenna structures. spatial diversity technology based on mimo antenna structures is a system that utilizes multiple antennas. it divides the received signal into multiple spatial streams, which are transmitted between multiple antennas and received and combined using multiple antennas at the receiver end. this improves the reliability and performance of signal transmission. the advantages of mimo-based spatial diversity technology include: 1. improved signal reliability: by utilizing multiple antennas to receive multiple versions of the signal, the error rate caused by channel fading can be reduced, thus enhancing signal reliability. 2. increased data transmission rate: simultaneously transmitting multiple independent data streams increases the overall transmission capacity of the system, thereby improving data transmission rate. 3. reduced impact of signal attenuation and interference: by receiving multiple versions of the signal through multiple antennas and merging them using spatial processing techniques, the effects of signal attenuation and interference can be minimized, improving the quality and performance of the received signal. in summary, mimo-based spatial diversity technology is a technique that enhances signal transmission reliability and performance, particularly suitable for scenarios requiring high-speed data transmission and strong resistance to interference in 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[1] specifically, it uses the internet of things technology and information technology to achieve interconnection in the fields of public services, people's livelihoods, security, and environmental protection, thus further boosting employment and empowering the economy in the context of the financial crisis. in december 2012, china officially launched the smart city pilot program, and in january 2013, august 2013, and april 2014, it released the first, second, and third batches of smart city pilot lists, respectively. [2] the smart city refers to the combination of internet of things technology, cloud computing, and big data in the planning, designing, and operating of a city to promote smarter and more efficient urban management, education, and healthcare. furthermore, smart cities in perspective of innovation 2.0 analyzes the construction system of smart cities from both technical and economic society perspectives. [3] it believes that the construction of smart cities should not only focus on the application of new information technologies, such as the internet of things and big data but also the application of the methodology of innovation 2.0. if innovation 1.0 is a relatively closed innovation form oriented to production, producer-centered, and technology as the starting point inherited from the industrial era, while innovation 2.0 is an open innovation form oriented to service, user-centered and human-centered, which is in line with the information era and knowledge society. in the city's future development, the information and resource sharing of the whole society will become a trend, and smart city construction will become an important platform for future social construction. 2. analysis of key technologies for smart city construction figure 1. ai aids smart operations and decisions in cities under the smart city scenario, and based on the whole life cycle, intelligent planning and comprehensive evaluation system. it adopts technologies such as the internet of things, cloud computing, big data, digital twin, and artificial intelligence to obtain relevant data such as places, things, people, organizations, environments, societies, economies, business logic, and operation laws. then it combines them with all kinds of business scenarios of the city in depth to assist in optimizing the governance processes and modes by means of modern data analysis and innovative large models, reshaping the intelligent operation management system of the smart city. moreover, based on the internet of things, cloud computing, and big data. it can train on massive equipment parameters, state parameters, alarm information, and service 96 request information and empower the decision-making of intelligent operations in the city (as show in figure 1). additionally, in multi-directional innovative application scenarios in the city, it achieves the deep integration of new technologies and urban activities, deeply changes the ecology and pattern of the city, and ultimately evolves into a smart, open, and evolving eco-intelligent body. 2.1. internet of things the internet of things empowers the digital construction of cities and supports the deep ubiquitous perception of smart cities. furthermore, as the sensory organ of the internet of everything, the internet of things is an important source of big data and an important part of the construction of smart cities.[4] with the rapid development in recent years, the internet of things has rapidly developed from the traditional single communication inter-industry cooperation into the cooperation between communication and various industries. the internet of things has completely penetrated all walks of urban life with its powerful characteristics of connecting things, mobility, and collaboration, making people's lives smarter and government decisions more efficient and scientific. however, since the existence of geographical differences and industry differences, many internet of things platforms are working separately, the system standard link is not unified, and it is difficult to connect the data between different systems. nevertheless, under the stimulation of new infrastructure, particularly in the new round of urban renewal, the internet of things devices continue to push forward, from traditional to mobile, from wired to wireless, truly realizing the "internet of everything". moreover, in the process of promoting the construction of smart city infrastructure, fullcoverage laying is utilized to successfully complete the network of "internet of everything" for people, machines, and things, improve the operational efficiency and safety performance, successfully complete the combination of the physical world and digital world, actively enhance the ability of all-time, all-domain and all-scene city perception, and lay a solid foundation for the digital management of the city. [5] 2.2. big data and cloud computing big data and cloud computing empower the city's digitalization construction, promote data fusion circulation, and construct the data fusion ecology. the city digitalization construction is a step-by-step process. in today's accelerating city digitalization development, the amount of city data maintains an exponential increase. however, a considerable part of the data is still in a fragmented state. the construction of big data centers and cloud computing platforms in the new infrastructure can provide cities with a large amount of resources and smart computing space. [6] on the whole, smart city construction needs to take data center construction as the foundation and digital center construction as the core to ultimately promote smart city development. moreover, through the construction of a data center, it can properly deal with the problems of departmental information exchange and the inability of data islands to be reorganized and used. it strongly supports the storage and calculation of the city's massive data resources, provides a foundation for the use of data element innovation, and meets the characteristics of multi-data combination and data service visualization. the development and application of big data technology provide more possibilities for the innovative use of smart cities, thus enabling the infrastructure and city scenes to maintain a high degree of integration, continuously improving the depth of information technology, and further empowering the city scenes with information technology. additionally, the use of cloud computing platform construction can meet the needs of city data interworking, storage, and other aspects. therefore, in the later stage of city digitalization construction, the system itself can be connected through data, and the data can be directly saved in the cloud. the open data can break through the effect of the past "island" to make the data from the synergy effect and further improve the intelligent system ecosystem. therefore, the maturity of big data, cloud computing, and other technologies provides a technical foundation for data fusion and storage in smart cities. 2.3. artificial intelligence artificial intelligence empowers the digital construction of cities and provides new momentum for smart cities. with the increase of massive data in cities, traditional data algorithms can no longer adapt to the ever-increasing "big city disease", which lacks sufficient wisdom to cope with the growth rate of data. furthermore, artificial intelligence technology using neural networks and large model training connects cities and independent variables such as economic, social, and natural environments with dependent variables. it makes model descriptions more accurate by setting a large number of parameters to participate in training. the new generation of artificial intelligence makes products such as "city brain" [7] have the reality of real landing, which can adopt place syntax, spatial design network analysis, urban network analysis, future land use simulation, markov chain, web crawler, spatial analysis, hierarchical analysis, and other models and techniques can be used to dig deeper into the demographic situation, overall development trend, and land use growth prediction of the smart city, and then determine the direction and development of the city. moreover, through the deep integration of intelligent algorithms based on new technologies with various industries, new capabilities are derived to solve the problems of deep perception, ubiquitous learning, law mining, intelligent deduction, autonomous decision-making, and other issues in the process of urban operation and management, thus promoting the realization of the smart city. 3. case study: intelligent lighting in the smart city the street lamp is an indispensable public facility in urban construction, which is directly related to people's daily life and traffic safety, and the control and management of the street lamp is an important indicator to measure the degree of intelligence of a city. with the advent of the internet of things era, smart city lighting has become an inevitable trend of the future development of the internet of things. currently, most cities are still using the traditional street lamp management system to implement unified management and timed switching of street lamps in the community. however, there are still many problems with the existing lighting equipment, such as the increasing number of street lamps, which results in higher maintenance costs and social costs; at night, the street lamps are still running because there are not many vehicles and pedestrians, which results in a waste of energy. nevertheless, applying narrow band internet of things (nbiot) technology to intelligent urban lighting management. by real-time monitoring and intelligent management of the 97 operation status of the street lamps, the maintenance and operation costs can be greatly saved. [8] the smart city lighting control system is an intelligent control system integrating sensing, intelligent control, and telecommunication. a comprehensive control system, including information management and other technologies. furthermore, the intelligent lighting control system based on nb-iot technology is classified according to the application architecture as: terminal layer, network layer, platform layer, and application layer. the whole architecture is shown in figure 2. figure 2. overall architecture of nb-iot street lamp control system [9] 3.1. hardware module analysis the nb-iot wireless communication module is an important module to realize the function of the network layer, and the system's access function, data transmitting, and receiving function all depend on it. the nb-iot wireless communication module uses the quectelbc-95 communication module. furthermore, since the quectelbc95 is small in size, it is suitable for large-scale applications and can effectively reduce costs. additionally, it supports extremely low power consumption, very high sensitivity, and the current consumption in psm mode is only 5 ua. the nbiot wireless communication module adopts easy-to-use lcc components, has a large number of built-in service protocols, supports coap and udp, and is suitable for environments ranging from -40°c to +85°c, with good stability. [10] the nb-iot wireless communication module includes two serial ports, one for communication master serial and one for debugging serial. the module has three functions: sleep, standby, and active. moreover, the module can be configured to activate when transmitting uplink data and no longer receive data from the base station when it is sleeping, which is a power consumption reduction technique for the quectelbc-95 module, and the other modes can be configured through software. the communication of the nbiot module is based on the mobile network. therefore, it must be matched with the corresponding operator's network, and the sim card adopts a special card for the internet of things terminals from the china telecom corporation. 3.2. software module analysis as an important part of the internet of things architecture, the cloud platform has the functions of terminal management, connection management, application support, etc. it is suitable for internet of things applications with frequent data transmission and large amounts of data information. with the support of low-power technology, real-time, low latency data transmission and control using internet of things technology is a pivotal part of nb-iot technology. currently, there are three major types of cloud computing platform services: infrastructure as a service (iaas), platform as a service (paas), and software as a service (saas). moreover, the system's internet of things cloud platform belongs to the paas category, with an architectural interface that includes a complete integrated development environment capable of providing device access to the terminal layer and realizing the ability of application development through the application programming interface (api) of the saas layer. currently, the majority of internet of things cloud platforms are equipped with the following functions: 1) terminal management: it supports large-scale device interconnection, and users can register, define functions, and message parsing through terminal devices. 2) online monitoring: it can monitor the device's status online and perform sending and receiving of commands and detection. 3) message transmission: it can release the data uploaded by the terminal on the platform through different data interfaces. 4) event alarm: it is triggered by the user using the eventtriggering engine provided by the platform. by using these features, the terminal-to-terminal internet of things applications can be easily achieved. moreover, china telecom's internet of things technology platform is adopted in this research, which can realize all-round interconnection management and self-service from product deployment to service for major operators, thus providing efficient support for internet of things business. additionally, this platform provides users with convenient online development, testing, and api interfaces to realize rapid development functions. 98 4. conclusion in conclusion, the internet of things technology is closely linked to the construction of smart cities. it has unique application advantages in the practical application of smart city transportation, medicine, logistics, and other fields to implement, which is of great significance. moreover, based on the advanced internet of things and cloud computing technology, it not only improves the living environment of urban residents and brings a more comfortable and advanced living experience but also effectively promotes the modernization level of urban construction and brings new social benefits. references [1] winkowska j, szpilko d, pejić s. smart city concept in the light of the literature review[j]. engineering management in production and services, 2019, 11(2). 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[10] ratasuk r, vejlgaard b, mangalvedhe n, et al. nb-iot system for m2m communication[c]//2016 ieee wireless communications and networking conference. ieee, 2016: 1-5. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 144 key technologies for automatic driving function implementation dongyang xiao * chengdu university of technology, china * corresponding author email: 18282611441@126.com abstract: along with the application of electronic cars and advanced technology, the rapid development of intelligent driving and automatic driving as an important auxiliary driving technology is a more advanced stage, will be the future of transport is an important mode of transportation, the autopilot has now become the country and extremely and hot research topic in the world. especially in recent years, autonomous driving has made great progress through technological innovation. this article provides an overview of the history and key technologies of autonomous driving, which today promises a safe, comfortable and efficient driving experience. in recent years, the field of artificial intelligence has made great strides in computer vision, machine learning and self-driving cars. as with any fast-moving field, it's getting harder and harder for a beginner to keep up with technology or get into it. keywords: automatic drive; artificial intelligence; computer vision. 1. introduction since the mid-1980s, many universities, research centers, automotive companies, and companies in other industries around the world have been researching and developing autonomous vehicles (also known as self-driving cars and driverless cars). important examples of autonomous vehicle research platforms over the last two decades are navlab's mobility platform (thorpe et al., 1991), the automotive argo of the universities of pavia and parma (broggi et al., 1999), and ubm's vehicles vamors and vamp (gregor et al., 1999). 2002). to promote the technological development of autonomous vehicles, the defense advanced research projects agency (darpa) has organized three competitions over the past decade. the first challenge, called the darpa grand challenge, was achieved in the mojave desert in the united states in 2004 and required a self-driving car to traverse a 142-mile desert route in 10 hours. all the competing cars failed within the first few miles. since the first successful demonstrations in the 1980s, the field of self-driving cars has made great progress. however, despite these advances and ambitious commercial goals, fully autonomous navigation in the general environment has not been achieved so far. the reasons are twofold: first, autonomous systems operating in complex dynamic environments require models that can be generalized to unpredictable situations and reason in a timely manner. second, intelligent decision making requires accurate perception, yet most existing computer vision models are still inferior to human perception and reasoning. existing approaches to autonomous driving can be broadly divided into modular pipelines and monolithic end-to-end learning approaches. modular assembly lines are the standard approach to autonomous driving and are followed by most in the industry. the core idea is to decompose complex mapping functions from high-dimensional inputs to low-dimensional control variables into modules that can be independently developed, trained, and tested. these modules include lowlevel awareness, scene analysis, path planning, and vehicle control. however, this is only one specific example of modularization of the self-driving stack, and other or more fine-grained modularization is possible. existing methods often utilize machine learning (e.g., deep neural networks) to extract low-level features or parse a scene into individual components. in contrast, path planning and vehicle control are dominated by classical state machines, search algorithms, and control models. an alternative to a modular pipeline is an end-to-end learning-based model that attempts to learn a strategy that uses a function from observation to action using a generic model such as a deep neural network. network parameters can be learned by mimicking a teacher's behavior, or reinforcement learning can be used by exploring the world and taking actions that are likely to produce high userspecified rewards. however, reinforcement learning methods have problems with point allocation and reward shaping, are generally slow, and can only be applied in non-safety-critical simulation environments. imitation learning, on the other hand, suffers from over-fitting and is not easy to generalize to new scenarios. furthermore, methods based on global neural networks are often difficult to interpret because they present themselves as a "black box" for the user and cannot reveal why a certain error occurred. 2. the history of autonomous driving similar to carl benz's invention of the automobile in 1886, autonomous driving technology promises to profoundly affect our mobility. in this chapter, we briefly review the history of driverless and autonomous vehicles from 1925 to 2019. in 1925, houdina radio controls demonstrated the "american wonder," a remote-controlled car that drove down broadway in new york city, followed by the driver of another vehicle. in 1986, the first prototype of a self-driving car that did not rely on dedicated infrastructure began hitting the road. this pioneering work was led by the navlab team at cmu in the united states and the ernst dickmann team at the bundeswehr university in munich, germany. while fully autonomous driving remains unsolved to this day, driver assistance systems have been commercially successful, 145 improving the comfort and safety of driving. in 1995, mitsubishi proposed the first lidar based range control, and in 1999 mercedes-benz implemented radar-assisted adaptive cruise control. in 2000, navigation systems and digital road maps were introduced. today, differential gps, combined with an inertial measurement unit (imu), can position with 5cm accuracy under good conditions, enabling the use of detailed lane-level road maps (hd maps) and providing redundancy for vision-based noise positioning. in 2019, bosch and daimler announced the formation of a fleet of autonomous vehicles to provide automated vehicle transfers to customers on selected routes in california. 3. key technologies for autonomous driving 3.1. perception perception refers to the process by which an autonomous driving system collects information from the environment and extracts relevant knowledge from it. it is responsible for estimating the state of the vehicle and using the data acquired by the onboard sensors to interact with the vehicle control system and decision-making unit. at the same time, the prior information of road network, traffic rules and vehicle dynamics is used to plan and control vehicles. it usually consists of two parts: environment awareness and localization. among them, environmental perception (ep) is the ability to understand the environmental scene, such as the type of obstacles, road signs and routes, pedestrian and vehicle detection, semantic classification of traffic signals and other data. localization is the post-processing of perceptual results. localization can help autonomous cars understand their position relative to the environment through localization. the camera is a kind of environment sensing device closest to the human eye. common vehicle-mounted cameras include monocular cameras, binocular cameras, and round-view cameras. the monocular camera is generally the top of the car, which is responsible for monitoring the roadblocks ahead, but is less sensitive to distance perception. the binocular camera can use the difference of visual distance to obtain the distance between the obstacle and the vehicle through the triangulation technology. for example, p1 and p2 are two cameras, and p is an obstacle. the distance from p to the vehicle can be obtained by triangulation. and lidar, also known as lidar, his core principle is to send a light, the light will bounce back when it encounters an obstacle, and judge the distance by the time difference between the two. through lidar data acquisition, point cloud map can be drawn, so as to achieve the shape, size and distance of obstacles. one of the main problems with lidar is that it is easily affected by the weather, for example, in rainy weather, water droplets can easily affect the effect of lidar. environmental perception technology mainly helps vehicles to obtain road condition information, and positioning service can help vehicles to obtain the specific coordinates of the vehicle, providing a basis for vehicle decision-making and planning. common positioning systems include satellite positioning, differential positioning and inertial navigation positioning. the basic principle of satellite positioning is that through the triangulation scheme, at least 3 satellites are connected with the ground vehicle at the same time, and the accurate vehicle coordinates can be calculated. 3.2. planning planning is the process of making decisions and planning in order to achieve goals. for self-driving cars, this process typically involves getting from origin to destination, avoiding obstacles, and constantly optimizing routes and behaviors to keep you safe and comfortable. the planning layer is usually divided into three layers: task planning (mp), behavior planning (bp) and motion planning (mp). the layered structure design originated from the dapra urban challenge held in the united states in 2007. according to the papers published by the participating teams, most of the participating teams divided the autonomous vehicle planning module into the above three layers. path planning is actually a technique in the field of high precision mapping. in the traditional human driving mode, if there is a mistake in the map navigation, it can actually be corrected by human flesh. in the era of autonomous driving, the accuracy of maps and the accuracy of navigation will be directly related to safety, so the high-precision map technology in the era of autonomous driving is very important. because the vehicle autonomous driving problem is not a single variable problem, the vehicle in the formal process includes not only the behavior of the car itself, but also the behavior of other pedestrians and cars on the road. therefore, behavioral decision mainly includes two aspects, one is the formal decision of the vehicle itself, and the other is the prediction of the behavior of other driving vehicles. 3.3. execution control control is the execution process of transforming the plan into action, mainly providing the necessary input to the hardware to execute the plan information and produce the desired action. typically, controllers map real-world interactions based on hardware torque and energy. feedback control is one of the most common control structures in the control field. it refers to measuring the system response and actively compensating for any deviation from the desired behavior. the most common form of classical feedback control is the proportional-integral-differential controller (pid). pid controller is the most widely used controller in process control industry. the concept of pid control is relatively simple. the method does not require a system model and the control law is based on error signals. model control prediction refers to the method of using the vehicle motion model to predict the future motion of a certain period of time, and fitting a series of motions by optimizing the control parameters continuously. in general, the period of model prediction is relatively short. model predictive control has achieved great success in industrial process control applications, mainly due to its simple concept and ability to handle complex process models with input constraints and nonlinearities. 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[5] bertozzi m, broggi a, fascioli a. vision-based intelligent vehicles: state of the art and perspectives [j]. robotics and autonomous systems, 2000, 32: 1-16. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 51 analysis of hot air invasion characteristics of cold storage smart door during opening and closing process yufan wang, yuqing leng, yuhong chen school of management science and engineering, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu 233030, china abstract: cold storage belongs to a low-temperature process, which is a form of warehouse, but the biggest difference with the warehouse is "cold", that is, internal cold and external heat. due to the different nature of use and inventory goods, the warehouse is always at low temperature and high humidity and environments with frequent changes in temperature and humidity. in the process of opening and closing the cold storage door, there will be a large amount of energy consumption, so how to improve energy utilization and reduce costs has become an important issue. keywords: cold storage; numerical simulation; air infiltration. 1. introduction with the continuous expansion of china's economic scale and the continuous improvement of people's living standards, people's demand for fresh food is also becoming increasingly strong, resulting in the continuous expansion of the scale of the cold storage market. encourage primary processing cold chain facilities such as pre-cooling, storage and preservation of agricultural products, and accelerate the elimination of non-standard and high-energy-consuming cold storage buildings. with the development of the cold chain logistics system and the expansion of cold storage capacity, a series of energy consumption problems have also followed. the energy saving and emission reduction of cold storage has received more and more attention. this makes it particularly important to explore the energy-saving ways of cold storage, reduce the power consumption per unit cooling capacity of refrigerated products, improve system utilization, strengthen warehouse management, etc., and how to reduce costs and achieve system energy saving has become an urgent problem to be solved. the flow field near the cold storage door is affected by many factors, including the structure of the cold storage, the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the warehouse, whether there are protective measures, the form and orientation of the storage door, etc., resulting in a very complex flow field. although some scholars have simplified theoretical calculations based on the principle of hot pressure ventilation, the theoretical calculation results cannot accurately predict the actual situation of the flow field. at this time, the superiority of computational fluid dynamics is reflected, this method does not need to consume a lot of resources, only through computer numerical simulation calculation and image display methods, it can quantitatively calculate the numerical solution of the flow field in time and space, so as to solve the physical problems that need to be studied. 2. reptile design process 2.1. the harm caused by hot air intrusion into cold storage after the row pipe of the cold storage is formed into an ice coat, because the thermal conductivity of ice is much greater than the thermal conductivity of frost, the thermal resistance will increase, the heat exchange of the pipe will change, the storage temperature is difficult to reduce heat ammonia frosting time is extended, to reach the storage temperature before opening the door, it is necessary to extend the boot time. the heat released by the 1m3 of hot air entering the warehouse is shown in table-1.[1] table 1. the heat released by 1m3 of hot air entering the cold storage t1#/℃ 0 -2 -10 -18 -20 20 62.3 67.5 85.6 102.3 106.5 25 85.6 90.9 109.7 127.3 131.6 30 116.4 122 141.8 161 165 35 154 160 181.1 200.9 205.8 38 180.7 186.6 208.6 229.2 234.4 # indicates the temperature of different conditions, # temperature in the cold storage, ## temperature out of the cold storage. once the temperature of the freezing room of meat processing enterprises cannot be reduced, it will increase dry consumption, reduce physical indicators such as color and appearance, and seriously make frozen products deteriorate and taste. for cold drink production enterprises, the storage temperature fluctuation of the refrigerator is too large, which will deform the product and affect sales, and the fruit and vegetable varieties with strict requirements for the temperature of the warehouse will become black and soft. due to the aging and deformation of the sealing strip on the cold storage door or the net of the cold storage door, damage, when the cold storage door is closed, there will be a gap t2##/℃ 52 between the door and the clean tree, cold and hot air will collide at the place, light will produce dripping phenomenon, heavy will freeze the door and the clean bar together, making the door difficult to open, only with a pry bar, aggravate the damage of the cold storage door and hardware. when the cold storage door is opened, the hot air forms new water droplets on the inside of the storage door, and when the cold storage door is closed, these water droplets freeze again, increasing the gap between the cold storage door and the clean hall. 2.2. the influence of cold storage door form on hot air intrusion fritzsche and lilienblum [2] measured the kumen seepage wind velocity using an anemometer in 1968 and corrected it based on the tamm [3] empirical formula. the model assumes that the volume flow of air entering the cold storage is equal to the volume flow of air leaving the cold storage, and this assumption holds when the temperature difference between the inside and outside the storage is not too large. the empirical formula is as follows: kf,l= 0.48+0.004(tw-tn) (1) i=0.333 kf,la(gh)0.5 . . (2) in the formula: tw: the temperature of the air outside the cold storage, ℃; tn: the temperature of the air in the cold store, ℃; g: acceleration due to gravity, m/s2; h: the height of the cold storage door, m; a: the area of the cold storage door, m2; it can be seen from the empirical formula (2) that the height of the cold storage door has a power of 1.5 relationship with the air seepage rate, while the width of the library door has a power of 0.5 relationship with the air seepage rate, that is, the influence of the height of the warehouse door is greater than the influence of the width of the library door, so the air seepage of the library door with different opening and closing methods has become a factor affecting the air seepage rate of the library door. based on this theory, the roller shutter door changes the height of the library door during opening and closing, and theoretically has a lower air seepage rate than the sliding door. the following compares and analyzes the two types of warehouse doors of sliding doors and roller shutters to study the opening and closing methods of warehouse doors with better performance. for the sliding door form cold storage, when the warehouse door is opened, under the action of gravity, the hot air in the hall enters the cold storage from the upper part of the warehouse door, and the temperature drops rapidly after heat exchange with the air in the warehouse. the cold air in the cold storage flows out of the cold storage from the lower part of the warehouse door, resulting in the loss of cold storage cold capacity. for the cold storage in the form of roller shutter door, when the warehouse door is just opened, the air flow movement into the cold storage is not strong, and with the movement of the warehouse door, the position of the neutralization surface gradually moves up. the hot air entering the cold storage will have a great impact on the temperature field in the upper part of the cold storage and near the cold storage door, and the temperature rise in some areas reaches more than 2 °c. therefore, when stacking goods, try to avoid placing the goods in the area where the warehouse door is 2~3m away from the warehouse door.[4] by setting up temperature monitoring points in the cold storage during the simulation calculation process, the temperature data in the cold storage can be read in real time, and the data shows that in the process of opening and closing the cold storage door in 20s, the average temperature in the sliding door cold storage increases by 0.38 °c, and in this process, the average temperature in the roller shutter door cold storage increases by 0.32 °c. this result shows that the roller shutter warehouse door can reduce the air seepage effect in the opening and closing process of the warehouse door, and the use of the library door in the form of roller shutter door should be considered in the design of the cold storage to reduce the impact of the air seepage of the warehouse door on the environment in the cold storage. 2.3. the influence of the opening time of the cold storage door on the environment in the cold storage in the actual operation of the cold storage, the opening time of 20s can only be for the pickup time of the rapid automated cold storage, for ordinary cold storage, it is necessary for people to drive a forklift into the cold storage to pick up goods, so the opening time of the warehouse door will be longer. in order to study the changes in the internal environment of the cold storage with the opening time of the warehouse door, modify the profile file, extend the opening and closing cycle of the push-pull library door from 20s to 60s, that is, the opening process of the 0~5s library door, keep the library door open for 5~55s, and the closing process of the 55-60s library door. in this way, the situation of the cold storage environment at different times is studied. from the experiment, the hot air area entering the cold storage expands rapidly, the first affected is the air above the cold storage door, the temperature rises rapidly, the hot air entering the cold storage spreads around the cold storage when it touches the top of the cold storage, and when it reaches the wall of the cold storage, due to inertia, it begins to move downward, and finally mixes with the cold air in the cold storage and disappears. but directly on the wall facing the cold storage door, because the hot air acts for a longer time, the inertia is greater, and the downward movement speed is greater when the hot air of this part reaches the wall, so it will affect a larger area of the cold storage. the gas concentration in the cold storage will also change with the opening time of the cold storage door, because the oxygen concentration inside and outside the cold storage is quite different, so the oxygen concentration increases rapidly; since the difference between the carbon dioxide concentration inside and outside the cold storage is small, the increase rate of carbon dioxide concentration is slower. in the time of 5s~55s, the gas concentration is a function of time, and at 60 seconds, the concentration of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the cold storage is no longer suitable for storing refrigerated food. 3. recommendations for hot air intrusion into cold storage 3.1. temperature and humidity temperature and humidity control strategies also have an important impact on the sealing performance of cold storage doors. the degree of hot air intrusion can be reduced through the following improvements: temperature difference control inside and outside the cold storage reducing the temperature difference inside and 53 outside the cold storage can be achieved by reasonable refrigeration system operation and strengthening of the insulated wall. a reduction in temperature difference reduces the likelihood of hot air intrusion. humidity control the humidity change in the cold storage to avoid wet air entering the cold storage. this can be achieved by humidity sensors and humidity control systems to ensure that the relative humidity inside the cold room is stable within the appropriate range. 3.2. the structural parameters the structural parameters of the cold storage door will also have an important impact on the sealing performance. when optimizing your design, consider the following aspects: 3.2.1. door frame sealing performance strengthen the sealing performance of the door frame to ensure that the sealing between the door frame and the wall is tight, which can be improved by selecting the sealing material, widening the door frame or increasing the sealing layer of the door frame. 3.2.2. opening and closing of the door leaf the use of automatic door leaf opening and closing can reduce the chance of hot air intrusion and avoid the failure of the door leaf to close due to human causes. selection of door leaf material: choose materials with low thermal conductivity, such as high-efficiency thermal insulation materials, to reduce the conduction of hot air. optimization of door leaf structural parameters: optimize the structural parameters of the door leaf, such as the thickness of the door leaf, internal strengthening skeleton, etc. these improvements can improve the thermal insulation performance and strength of the door leaf and reduce the amount of hot air intrusion. 3.3. the temperature difference between the inside and outside the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the cold storage and the opening time of the cold storage door will affect the hot air intrusion of the warehouse door. under the condition that the temperature difference between the inside and outside the cold storage was 10°c, 15°c and 20°c, the air seepage rate reached 1.03 m3/s, 1.4 m3/s and 1.68 m3/s when it was stable. when the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the cold storage increases by 1 times, the additional load introduced by the air seepage of the cold storage door will increase by 2.44 times. after the hot air enters the cold storage, it mainly affects the upper part of the cold storage 1/3, and the air cooler of the monitoring equipment should be set up in the upper part of the cold storage to start and stop to avoid excessive temperature fluctuations affecting the storage environment of the goods; for the cold storage in this paper, the average temperature in the cold storage, the concentration of gas components in the cold storage and the opening time of the warehouse door are a function relationship, according to which the fluctuation of the environment in the warehouse can be predicted, such as the carbon dioxide concentration in the cold storage in the cold storage room during the opening and closing of the cold storage door in 60s still meets the modified atmosphere storage parameters, and the oxygen concentration has deviated from the appropriate gas concentration range, then the modified atmosphere equipment should be turned on to adjust the gas concentration in the cold storage. in the process of opening the cold storage door, the cold air in the cold storage flows to the outside of the cold storage under the action of gravity, and the hot air outside the cold storage enters the cold storage and quickly moves to the top of the cold storage, and moves along the top of the cold storage to the inside of the warehouse, in this process is cooled by the cold air in the cold storage, and then gradually affects some areas along the inner wall, and the hot air diffusion area in the cold storage using vertical lifting door is smaller than the side sliding door during the door opening process. the use of vertical lifting doors is beneficial to reduce the amount of air penetration and the average temperature rise in the warehouse during the process of opening and closing the door. 4. conclusion in this paper, we introduce the characteristics of hot air intrusion in cold storage doors from several aspects, first of all, the role and application of cold storage are generally introduced, and then the adverse effects of hot air intrusion into cold storage, the environmental impact brought by the form of cold storage doors, the impact of cold storage door opening time on cold storage, and suggestions for hot air intrusion into cold storage. acknowledgments this work was financially supported by anhui provincial undergraduate innovation and enterpreneurship training program (project: no.x202210378123) fund. references [1] shusheng ning. analyze the hazards and countermeasures of air intrusion from cold storage doors [j]. refrigeration technology, 2007(02):45-47. 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[5] zheng liang. numerical simulation study of air penetration and air curtain performance in cold storage [d]. tianjin university of commerce,2021. doi:10.27362/ d.cnki. gtsxy. 2021. 000045. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 51 image lossless compression algorithm optimization and fpga implementation fangbin dang school of information science and technology, southwest jiaotong university, chengdu 610031, china abstract: in this thesis, a minimum redundant prefix coding with higher compression ratio and lower time complexity is proposed for lossless compression of hd images. the compression algorithm is based on canonical huffman coding, preprocesses the data source to be compressed according to the image data features, and then compresses the data in batches using the locally uneven features in the data, which improves the compression ratio by 1.678 times compared with the traditional canonical huffman coding. during the implementation of the algorithm, the counting sorting method with lower time complexity and the code-length table construction method without relying on binary trees are used to reduce the complexity of the algorithm and achieve the purpose of real-time data processing by the system. finally, the proposed compression algorithm is deployed in fpga to improve the encoding rate by parallel hardware circuit and pipeline design. keywords: image lossless compression; compression ratio; time complexity; fpga. 1. introduction entropy coding is one of the most commonly used compression methods, and its common ways are golomb coding[1,2], arithmetic coding[3,4], asymmetric numeral systems (ans) coding[5,6], and huffman coding[7,8]. among these methods, golomb coding is an encoding method that can only encode non-negative integers, which divides the integer to be encoded into two parts, quotient and remainder, according to the parameter n. when n is not a power of 2, the encoding complexity is high; arithmetic coding is a full-sequence coding, which encodes the data source as binary values of size between 0 and 1. ans coding is a compression algorithm that balances coding speed and algorithm complexity, and has two implementations: rans and tans. rans require arithmetic operations of high complexity, which is slow and not suitable for applications with real-time requirements. tans need to store the whole coding table, which has a high memory requirement and is not suitable for low-memory scenarios such as mobile devices. huffman coding is a statistically implemented optimal grouping code that makes the average code length of the encoded symbols close to the lower bound of the average code length of variable-length codes given in shannon's theorem. although it does not compress as well as arithmetic coding, the coding process is simpler than arithmetic coding and more suitable for implementation in hardware. when huffman coding is implemented on the software side and the amount of data to be compressed is relatively large, the consumption of cpu resources is large and the data processing speed is slow, which is not suitable for timecritical situations. when huffman coding is implemented using fpgas, the speed of decompression can be improved and the ability to process data in real time can be realized. moreover, when the task is handled in cooperation with a computer, a large amount of storage resources, computational resources can be saved and the energy consumption of the whole system will be reduced with the improvement of computational efficiency. 2. algorithm improvement based on canonical huffman coding 2.1. pre-processing in order to obtain a more ideal compression effect, the compression algorithm and the implementation need to be improved according to the different characteristics of different compression objects. the preprocessing module proposed in this thesis for hd images contains two parts: residual operation and mapping, and the structure is shown in figure 1. fig. 1 pre-processing structure according to the characteristics of the image data, it is known that the rest of the image has a higher correlation between neighboring pixel points except for the adjacent physical demarcation region in the image. therefore, when doing residual processing, the first pixel point of each channel is used as the reference value to restore the original pixel value. for the other pixel points use the method of subtracting adjacent pixels to construct the residual value, as shown in figure 2, the three color regions in the figure are distributed to represent the r, g and b channels, and the residual value is subtracted in the direction indicated by the arrow, for the first pixel value of each row the first pixel of the previous row that is closer is selected as the subtracted number, and the rest of the part takes the left pixel point as the subtracted number. the resulting residual value range is -255 to 255, if the value is directly encoded, the range of statistical values becomes larger, requiring more resources, so the residual value is converted to a non-negative integer by positive mapping, the mapped residual value range is 0 to 255, the mapping is calculated as follows the mapping is calculated as follows. 52 fig. 2 schematic diagram of residual calculation 𝑚𝑎𝑝 _ 𝑟 𝑒𝑠𝑖 = { 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑡𝑎𝑖 + |𝛿𝑖|, |𝛿𝑖| > 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑡𝑎𝑖 2 × |𝛿𝑖| − 1, 𝛿𝑖 < 0 2 × 𝛿𝑖, 𝑜𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟𝑤𝑖𝑠𝑒 (1) where, 𝛿𝑖 is the residual value obtained by subtracting between pixel points.𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑡𝑎𝑖 is calculated as in (2): 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑡𝑎𝑖 = 𝑚𝑖𝑛{ 𝑥(𝑖 − 1) − 𝑥_𝑚𝑖𝑛, 𝑥_𝑚𝑎𝑥 − 𝑥(𝑖 − 1)} (2) where x is the input pixel value, and x_min and x_max are the minimum and maximum values of the input pixel value, respectively. the " compressed data-frequency" distributions are shown in figures 3 to 5 for the original image data, residual data, and positive mapping data, respectively: fig.3 frequency distribution of raw data fig.4 frequency distribution of residual data fig. 5 frequency distribution of positive mapping data from the above figure, it can be seen that the frequency difference of the data after pre-processing increases. shannon's entropy value and compression ratio were calculated with the original data and the preprocessed data, respectively, and the results are shown in table 1: table 1. comparison of compression effect between raw data and preprocessed data encoede data type shannon entropy compression ratio raw image data 7.7183 1.0332 pre-processed data 4.7812 1.6611 the result of shannon's entropy represents the optimal average coding length that can be compressed to. from the above table, it can be seen that the optimal average coding length that can be theoretically achieved after pre-processing is 4.7812 bits, and the compression ratio is improved by 1.608 times. 2.2. grouping of data to be compressed huffman coding compresses the data by counting the frequency of each pixel value, which generates a large delay when the amount of compressed data is large and inhibits the real-time transmission effect of huffman coding. in order to improve the coding rate, the data is compressed in groups, and the coding between groups does not interfere with each other, which can effectively reduce the delay. in addition, this grouping process makes full use of the characteristics of the local character frequencies of the data to be compressed, which can achieve better data compression results. using hd image as the compression object, the results obtained after pre-processing are grouped and compressed with 1024, 2048, 4096 values as the amount of data compressed each time, and the results of shannon entropy and compression ratio obtained are shown in table 2: table 2. compression effect under different group size compressed data volume number of groups average shannon entropy compres sion ratio 512 5400 4.4775 1.7741 1024 2700 4.5842 1.7335 2048 1350 4.6358 1.7144 4096 675 4.6680 1.7025 comparing table 2 with table 1, we can see that the data is better compressed after grouping. by considering the compression effect, the compression processing time, and the resource consumption during hardware implementation, this thesis chooses to compress the images after dividing the data into 2700 groups. in addition to improving the compression ratio effect, grouping compression also facilitates the limitation of the encoding length. assuming that the data to be compressed contains a total of n (n>1) different values, the longest possible encoding length when using huffman coding compression is n-1. while using grouping for encoding, the depth of the huffman tree is reduced due to the reduction of the maximum occurrence frequency, which can greatly reduce the number of encoded character bits. 53 2.3. linear frequency table construction in order to reduce the time complexity of the canonical huffman coding algorithm, the comparison-based sorting algorithm is replaced by the counting sorting method in this thesis. the worst-case time complexity of any comparisonbased sorting algorithm is о(nlogn). the time complexity of counting sort is о(n+k), where k represents the maximum value in the input data range, and the method is suitable for sorting among integer-type elements whose k values are not very large. when the object to be compressed is an rgb image and the amount of data to be compressed in each group is 1024, the time complexity of the counting sort o(1024+255) is significantly smaller than that of the comparative sorting algorithm o(1024×log1024). the steps for constructing the linear frequency table proposed in this thesis are summarized as follows: (1) the frequency of each symbol appearing in the data to be compressed is counted by the counting and sorting method, and the frequency table f is obtained. taking the array data=[15, 2, 11, 11, 8, 2, 8, 8, 3, 15, 8, 10] as an example, a storage space with data arranged from smallest to largest is constructed based on the values in the array, as shown in figure 6. iterate through each data in the array data, and use the result of subtracting it from the smallest value as the storage space index value, so that the corresponding f is added by 1. fig. 6 constructing a counted sorted storage space (2) in order to reduce the amount of data involved in subsequent statistics and sorting, nodes with frequency 0 in f are removed. (3) after removing the zero-frequency nodes, f is used as input, and the number of values with the same frequency is counted again using counting order, and the results are shown in figure 7. fig. 7 frequency statistics results (4) according to the same number of frequencies, the starting address of each frequency data in the frequency sorting memory . take figure 7 as an example, the node with the largest frequency is s2 (4), the starting address of this frequency node is set to 1, and the statistical result shows that there are only 1 node of this frequency, so the starting address of the node with the next largest frequency, s2 (3), is 2, but the number of nodes of this frequency is 0, so the second frequency needs to be changed to s2 (2), and there are 3 nodes of this frequency, so the starting address of the node with frequency 1 is the node with frequency 1 is delayed to the 5th position. the final result is addr=[5,2,2,1]. (5) find the index idx of the sorted position of each nonzero frequency data in f. iterate through each non-zero value in f and use eq. the result of k(i) is used as the index value: 𝑘(𝑖) = 𝐹(𝑖) − (𝑆_𝑚𝑖𝑛 − 1) (3) where s_min is the smallest value in s. based on this rule, the f non-zero frequency ordering position in figure 6 is: idx=[3,1,5,6,2,4]. (6) the data in f are rearranged according to idx so that the frequencies are stored in the order from largest to smallest. as shown in figure 8: fig. 8 sorting by idx 2.4. linear frequency table construction canonical huffman coding assigns a unique translatable code to each symbol, and the entire code table can be reconstructed by only the code length table, i.e., the storage of the entire huffman coding table is converted to the storage of the code length of each symbol. canonical huffman coding, like huffman coding, requires generating the code length table by constructing a huffman tree, but the huffman tree structure is more complicated and the efficiency of generating codes is lower. therefore, this thesis proposes a method that does not require the construction of a huffman tree. the code length can be obtained by the operation between each element of the array through the mapping relationship of the parent node pointing to the child nodes, and the specific process is summarized as follows: (1) the frequency sorting memory f is scanned from left to right, and two values (i.e., the least frequent node in the current array) are taken from f at a time and added together to construct the root node. since only the depth of each node needs to be known, the root node value does not need to be stored in the memory, but only the pointer to each root node can be recorded. suppose the initial value of frequency sorting memory f is: f=[2, 2, 4, 4, 5, 14, 15, 20],according to step (1) we can get the value of each root node pointer as [3, 4, 4, 6, 7, 7]. in order to understand more intuitively the calculation process among the elements of the above array, it is represented in the form of a binary tree as shown in figure 9: fig. 9 binary tree structure the green boxes in the figure indicate internal nodes, the circles indicate external nodes, and the red circles are marked with the order of tree building. (2) set the maximum depth of root node f (n-1) as 0, and then put the result obtained from step (1) into equation (4) to 54 calculate the depth of each internal node. 𝐹(𝑖) = 𝐹(𝐹(𝑖)) + 1, 𝑖 = 𝑛 − 2, 𝑛 − 3, . . . ,1 (4) n in the above equation is the length of f. substituting the example result in step (1) into in the equation, we can get the depth of each internal node as f = [4, 3, 3, 2, 1, 1, 0]. (3) according to the depth of internal nodes, the depth of each leaf node is obtained: firstly, the number of nodes contained in different node depths is counted in the result of step (2), and then the mapping relationship between parent and child nodes shows that when the total number of nodes in a certain depth is greater than the number of internal nodes, it means that the nodes in that depth contain external nodes in addition to internal nodes, and the depth of these external nodes can be determined. the depth of these external nodes can be determined. according to the above rules, the example final result is f = [5, 5, 4, 4, 4, 4, 2, 2, 2]. this value is the code length of each node. 3. fpga hardware architecture design according to the optimized compression algorithm, a hardware circuit structure based on fpga implementation is designed in this thesis. the structure mainly contains preprocessing module m0, frequency statistical sorting module m1, constructing code length module m2, code word module m3, and mapping module m4. the overall structure of its hardware implementation is shown in figure 10: fig. 10 hardware implementation architecture 3.1. frequency statistics module in this thesis, the data to be compressed are divided into groups of 1024 samples each for group compression, and the statistical circuit needs to be cleared to zero after every 1024 data are counted, and this operation brings the problem that the statistics of one cycle of residual data will be missed when it is cleared to zero. in order to prevent incomplete data statistics, this thesis adopts the ping-pong structure, so that when the register is cleared after the previous batch of 1024 data is finished counting, the next batch of 1024 data can continue to be counted. in order to enhance the hardware circuit speed, the module adopts parallel processing. sixteen residual data are sent to the accumulation module every cycle, and 16 sets of accumulation results can be obtained after 64 cycles, as shown in figure 11. each blue box represents a different residual data, and the residual value is used as the index of the position of different blue boxes in the register, and the count value of the corresponding position is added one when each box is indexed once. fig. 11 cumulative register structure each of the accumulation registers in figure 11 contains the statistical intermediate results of 256 values, and the values at the same index position are summed to obtain the frequency of the residual value. when multiple data are added, direct summing can cause circuit delays and excessive resource utilization. to solve this problem, the method often used today is the carry save adder (.). the constructed addition tree is shown in figure 12 and contains both 3-2 compression and 4-2 compression structures. fig. 12 csa compression tree in fig. 12, the logical expression of the 3:2 compressor is shown in (5) and (6): 𝐶 = 𝑎0 × 𝑎1 + 𝑎2 × (𝑎0 + 𝑎1) (5) 𝑆 = 𝑎0 ⊕ 𝑎1 ⊕ 𝑎2 (6) the 4:2 compressor composed of two full adders in series needs to go through four heterodyning gates, and the circuit timing delay is large, which can be changed to the structure shown in figure 13, which only needs to go through three heterodyning gates. the logic expression corresponding to the circuit structure of fig. 13 is fig. 13 4:2 compressor structure 55 𝐸𝑖 = (𝑎4&𝑎3)||(𝑎3&𝑎2)||(𝑎4&𝑎2) (7) 𝑆𝑢𝑚 = 𝑎4 ⊕ 𝑎3 ⊕ 𝑎2 ⊕ 𝑎1 ⊕ 𝐸𝑖−1 (8) 𝐶𝑎𝑟𝑟𝑦 = (𝑎1&(𝑎4 ⊕ 𝑎3 ⊕ 𝑎2 ⊕ 𝑎1))||(𝐸𝑖−1&(𝑎4 ⊕ 𝑎3 ⊕ 𝑎2 ⊕ 𝑎1)) (9) 𝑎1 + 𝑎2 + 𝑎3 + 𝑎4 + 𝐸𝑖−1 = 2 × (𝐸𝑖 + 𝐶𝑎𝑟𝑟𝑦) + 𝑆𝑢𝑚 (10) 3.2. removal of zero-frequency node module the number of data involved in sorting can be reduced by eliminating zero frequency nodes, and the hardware implementation can achieve the purpose of circuit acceleration by using this method. the flag register is set according to the statistical frequency of the data to be compressed, as shown in figure 14: fig. 14 setting zero-frequency node memory based on statistical frequency in this thesis, a set of zero-frequency node flag bit registers are designed to distinguish the nodes to be sorted and zerofrequency nodes. each bit in this flag bit register corresponds to the statistics of a symbol, and if the statistical frequency of a symbol is not 0, the corresponding position in the flag bit register is set to 1'b1, otherwise it is set to 1'b0. the process of setting the zero-node flag bit register is simple, but the operation of selecting the corresponding bit and assigning the value is prone to generate critical timing paths. in the process of removing the zero-frequency node, the corresponding bit in the register flag bit needs to be selected according to the input data. taking the hd image as an example, the pre-processed data contains a total of 256 symbols and requires a logic circuit containing 256 conditional judgment branches, which is equivalent to an 8256 decoder structure. in this thesis, the decoder is designed as a 4-16 decoder composed of 5 pieces of 2-4 decoders (one piece as a piece-selected decoder, 4 pieces cascaded), and then 17 pieces of 4-16 decoders to form an 8-256 decoder structure (one piece as a piece-selected decoder, 16 pieces cascaded), where 16-chip cascade), in which each 8-256 decoder output will pass through two levels of 4-16 decoder combination logic units, and each 4-16 decoder needs to pass through two levels of 2-4 decoder combination logic units, which will generate a large timing delay. by interrupting the timing path by inserting registers into the 4-16 decoder structure, the timing delay can be effectively reduced, and the 4-16 circuit structure is shown in figure 15: the output of each result of the decoder composed of figure 15 requires a delay of 4 clock cycles, but the corresponding clock frequency of the circuit is boosted and its timing path is broken into 3 segments, each of which is used to pass through only one level of combinational logic circuitry. before frequency sorting, the flag bit registers are sequentially scanned and the non-zero frequency nodes are passed into the sorting module from the statistical memory corresponding to the flag bits. this bit-by-bit scan of the registers consumes a large number of clock cycles, and the data to be processed is batched in order to quickly remove valid nodes. the zero-frequency node sign bit register contains frequency statistics for a total of 256 symbols, and assuming that 4 bits of data are scanned in parallel per cycle, all the bits in the sign bit register can be scanned after 64 cycles. fig. 15 4-16 decoder structure with inserted registers 3.3. frequency sorting module the frequencies are sorted according to the method in section 1.3 of this thesis. the first step is to find the most value in the frequency by constructing a comparison tree, as shown in figure 16. fig.16 comparison tree the index of each frequency value in the statistical memory of the number of data of the same frequency can be obtained by subtracting the minimum value from each data in the statistical memory with zero frequency removed, and the count value of the memory cell corresponding to each index value is added by 1. in order to get the statistical results faster, this thesis constructs four memories for storing intermediate statistical results, and inputs one index value into each of the four memories every cycle to add 1 to the corresponding address space statistical value, and after traversing all the index values, the data in the same addresses of the four memories are added together to get the final statistical value. 3.4. code length table building block this module contains three parts, which are calculating the root node pointer, calculating the internal node depth, and calculating the leaf node depth. when calculating the internal node value, the data in the two smallest addresses are directly taken from the sorted frequency memory and added as the 56 first root node, after which the values in the frequency memory are traversed one by one and compared with the root node, and the value of the internal node is constructed by adding the two nodes with the smallest frequency values each time according to the comparison result, and the structure is shown in figure 17: fig. 17 schematic diagram of internal node calculation the computation of the three parts of the module is dependent, and the computation of the later step depends on the result of the previous step. in this thesis, the data flow in each step and the parallel loop computation are controlled by a state machine. the control state machine of the module is shown in figure 18: fig.18 code length table control state machine figure 18 state machine outputs three flag bit signals, start_loop1, start_loop2, start_loop3. init is the initialization stage; exe1 is the calculation of the root node pointer stage, flag bit starts_loop1 is 1, the rest of the flag bits are 0; when the state jumps to store1, the root node pointer calculation is complete, the root node pointer will be stored in the register. when the state jumps to exe2, the internal node depth is calculated, the start_loop2 flag bit is pulled high, and the operand is read from the register assigned by store1; similarly, in store2, the internal node depth result is stored in the register, and the three flag bits are low; when the state is exe3, start_loop3 goes high and starts to calculate the leaf node depth; stop state, get the final code length result. 3.5. pipeline design from the hardware realization point of view, the packet compression method is beneficial to save storage resources and parallel computing. the improved canonical huffman coding process in this thesis mainly includes four processes: statistics, sorting, code length table construction and mapping output. among them, statistics and mapping all need to read the pre-processed residual data. in the whole encoding process, the residual data to be compressed should always be stored in memory and cannot be updated until the encoding output is completed. if all residual data is read at once for compression, a memory that can accommodate all residual data sizes needs to be built, which will cause a great waste of resources. if the residuals are grouped and compressed group by group, only a set of data size memory holds residuals to support the statistical and coded output process. grouped compression is also more conducive to parallel computation by the hardware circuit. figure 19 is a schematic diagram of the data flow of the hardware circuitry executing the entropy coding system in parallel. fig.19 pipeline as shown in figure 20, when the nth group of data is finished encoding for mapping, the nth+1st group of data is calculating the code length of each symbol, while the nth+2nd group of data is in the sorting stage. 4. results in order to test the effect of compression ratio improvement after pre-processing and grouping, this thesis tests the landscape and people pictures separately: (a) shannon entropy comparison (b) compression ratio comparison fig. 20 comparison of the compression effect of the landscape map 0 5 10 15 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4.9758 3.8015 5.2083 4.2906 3.5643 4.1340 4.4464 2.3878 5.1612 4.4395 2.4854 5.1014 2.1469 1.7393 2.1506 3.2729 3.9558 4.2037 2.5456 4.5828 6.7800 5.8547 6.3643 5.2060 4.1329 4.6823 5.7140 3.9739 7.2817 5.8604 4.7588 6.8748 4.8660 4.4171 4.3261 6.35616.3486 6.5680 4.2783 6.4004 sh an no n en tr op y( bi t) image(piece) improved algorithm shannon entropy canonical huffman code shannon entropy 0 5 10 15 20 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 1.6 2.06 1.53 1.85 2.22 1.92 1.79 2.94 1.54 1.79 3.06 1.56 3.46 4.04 3.28 2.42 2 1.89 2.75 1.73 1.17 1.36 1.25 1.53 1.92 1.7 1.39 1.99 1.09 1.36 1.67 1.16 1.63 1.8 1.77 1.251.25 1.21 1.84 1.24 co mp re ss io n ra ti o image(piece) improved algorithm compression ratio canonical huffman code compression ratio 57 (a) shannon entropy comparison (b) compression ratio comparison fig. 21 comparison of the compression effect of the figure from the above figures, it can be seen that the optimized compression algorithm achieves a large improvement in both the theoretical value of compression and the actual compression ratio. in the coding process, the statistics and sorting modules are the core modules in the whole circuit system, with the most resource utilization as well as time consumption. in order to verify the improvement effect of this system in coding speed, the running time of these two modules in fpga and the software running time are compared. the hardware circuit designed in this thesis consumes 305 cycles for the first group of data when implementing statistics and sorting, and only 66 cycles for each of the remaining groups due to the pipelined design approach, as shown in figure 22. fig. 22 counting and sorting the number of cycles consumed by each group of data the actual maximum frequency of this circuit system after testing is 125 mhz, that is, the first group of data statistics, 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frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 28 a survey of monocular depth estimation based on deep learning zhen song, jianxing wang southwest petroleum university, chengdu sichuan 610500, china abstract: depth information is very important for machines to perceive the environment and estimate their own state. significant advances in robotics engineering and self-driving cars in recent decades have increased the demand for accurate depth measurements. traditional depth estimation methods include motion structure and stereo vision matching, but these are based on the feature correspondence of multiple viewpoints, and at the same time, the predicted depth map is sparse. depth estimation is a traditional task in computer vision that can be properly predicted by applying a variety of procedures, whereas inferring depth information from a single image is an ill-posed problem. the main objective of this paper is to provide a brief overview of the development of monocular depth estimation techniques based on deep learning. this article attempts to give an overview of supervised, unsupervised, and datasets and evaluation metrics. we conclude with a brief analysis of future developments. keywords: depth estimation; monocular depth estimation; supervised; unsupervised. 1. introduction depth estimation is crucial in computer vision, especially for understanding geometric relationships in scenes. the task consists of predicting the distance between the projection center and the 3d point corresponding to each pixel. depth estimation has direct relevance in downstream applications such as 3d modeling, robotics, and self-driving cars. several studies [1] have shown that depth estimation is crucial for action reasoning and execution. currently, lidar, structured light depth sensors and time-of-flight sensors are used to obtain depth information [2][3]. these active depth sensors tend to be heavy, expensive, and power-hungry. at the same time, they suffer from noise and artifacts, especially from reflective or transparent surfaces. in addition, depth information can also be obtained from depth defocus [4][5], multi-view stereo (mvs) [6][7], and obtained structure from motion (sfm) [8]. however, these methods are either timeconsuming or have low depth accuracy. therefore, depth estimation using a single image from an rgb camera is an attractive alternative to the depth estimation methods described above because of its compactness, cheapness, and low power consumption. in the past decade, inspired by the success of deep learning on high-level vision tasks [9][10], monocular depth estimation based on supervised learning has been extensively studied. it transforms the monocular depth estimation problem into a pixel-wise regression problem and achieves impressive performance [11][12]. however, supervised learning methods rely on large labeled rgb-d datasets, which are expensive and overburdened. to avoid the need for large-scale labeled datasets, unsupervised monocular depth estimation methods have recently emerged in the literature. these methods mimic human binocular or monocular vision capabilities. among them, the ground-truth-based loss is replaced by the image reconstruction loss [13][14]. with the rapid development of deep neural networks, deep learning-based monocular depth estimation has been extensively studied and achieved good results in accuracy. meanwhile, a dense depth map is estimated from a single image by a deep neural network in an end-to-end manner. in order to improve the accuracy of depth estimation, different types of network frameworks, loss functions and training strategies have been proposed successively. therefore, this paper provides an overview of current deep learning-based methods for monocular depth estimation. first, we summarize several widely used datasets and evaluation metrics in deep learning-based depth estimation. furthermore, we review some representative methods according to different training methods: supervised and unsupervised. finally, we discuss the challenges in monocular depth estimation and provide some ideas for future research. 2. traditional depth estimation methods traditional depth estimation methods mostly rely on the assumption of observations of the scene, exploiting visual cues to estimate the depth of a given scene. traditional methods can be divided into two categories: geometric calculation methods and sensor detection methods. geometric algorithms recover 3d structures from two images based on geometric constraints. for example, structure from motion (sfm) [15] is a representative method for estimating 3d structures from a series of 2d image sequences, and has been successfully applied in 3d reconstruction [16] and slam [17] . sfm can handle the depth of sparse features through feature correspondence and geometric constraints between image sequences, i.e., the accuracy of depth estimation largely depends on precise feature matching and high-quality image sequences. in addition, sfm suffers from the problem of monocular scale ambiguity [18]. likewise, stereo vision matching also has the ability to recover the 3d structure of the scene from two viewpoints [19][20] viewing the scene. stereo vision matching uses two cameras to simulate the human eye, and calculates the disparity map of the image through a cost function. unlike the sfm process based on monocular sequences [21][22], scale information is included in the depth estimation during stereo vision matching, since the 29 transformation between the two cameras is calibrated in advance. although the above geometry-based methods can efficiently compute the depth values of sparse points, these methods usually rely on image pairs or image sequences [16][20]. how to obtain dense depth maps from a single image is still a major challenge due to the lack of effective geometric solutions. unlike the geometric estimation method, the depth sensor detection method can directly acquire the scene without complex calculations, but it is expensive and easily affected by environmental factors. like ultrasound and tof for measuring depth, the known velocity of the wave is used to measure the time it takes for the transmitted pulse to reach the image sensor. rgb-d cameras and lidar can directly obtain the depth information of the corresponding image. rgb-d cameras have the ability to directly acquire pixellevel dense depth maps of rgb images, but their measurement range is limited and they are sensitive to outdoor sunlight [23]. although lidar is widely used in the autonomous driving industry for depth measurement [24], it can only generate sparse 3d maps. furthermore, the large size and power consumption of these depth sensors (rgb-d cameras and lidar) hinder their use in small robots such as drones. due to the low cost, small size and wide application of monocular cameras, estimating dense depth maps from a single image has received more attention and has recently been well studied in an end-to-end manner based on deep learning. traditional depth estimation methods suffer from various limitations, including computational complexity and associated high energy consumption requirements. the current research work utilizes deep learning methods to achieve more accurate results with lower computational and energy requirements. the availability of deep learning-based methods and large-scale datasets has greatly changed monocular depth estimation methods. 3. datasets and evaluation metrics in depth estimation 3.1. datasets deep learning is a machine learning method that relies on large-scale data sets for training. a dataset of sufficient size and quality is critical to the performance of deep learning models. an ideal training set should contain diverse and representative samples to capture patterns in data and generalize them to new data. unlike traditional machine learning methods, deep learning can automatically learn feature representations directly from raw data without manual feature engineering. large data sets enable deep learning models to learn hierarchical feature representations, from low-level edge and texture features to high-level semantic concepts. high-quality datasets are the basis for training deep learning models for depth estimation. containing a large amount of accurate depth annotation data can capture the spatial information of the scene and provide rich supervision signals for the network. the selection of data sets will also affect the scope of application of the method, such as indoor scenes, unmanned driving, augmented reality, etc. therefore, in the depth estimation model, different data sets are selected or constructed according to different scenarios for model training. in this paper, several commonly used models for depth estimation are introduced. nyu-depth v2. the nyu depth v2 data set [25] consists of 120k pairs of rgb and depth images. the data set uses the microsoft kinect sensor to collect 464 indoor scenes, and splits the indoor scenes into 249 for training. 215 for testing. the rgb image resolution in the sequence is 640 × 480 pixels. furthermore, the diversity of lighting conditions and scene categories makes this dataset broadly representative for realworld applications [26]. this improves the transferability of research results to real environments. it is worth mentioning that the nyu-depth v2 data set is publicly available, and researchers can compare algorithms based on a unified data set, which accelerates research progress. overall, nyudepth v2 has become an important evaluation benchmark and empirical research platform in rgb-d scene analysis, and it is now a commonly used benchmark and main training dataset in supervised monocular depth estimation. kitti. the kitti dataset was released by karlsruhe institute of technology in 2012. [27] contains image sequences and annotation data in various driving scenarios. the resolution of the collected images is 1242 × 375 pixels. the data set has the following characteristics: first, it has a large amount of data, including as many as 150,000 highresolution images and related 3d object detection, optical flow, parallax, semantic segmentation and other rich annotations [28]; second, the data is diverse, including complex dynamic environments such as cities, villages, and highways; in addition, the selected driving scenarios are close to real applications and are representative [29]. in a follow-up study, eigen et al. [10] divided the 56 scenes in the kitti dataset into two parts, 28 for training and 28 for testing. each scene consists of stereoscopic image pairs with a resolution of 1224 × 368. based on the above advantages, the kitti dataset has been widely used in multiple important tasks such as stereo vision, object detection, motion estimation, and semantic understanding, and has promoted research progress in their respective fields [30]. a typical example is that it promotes the development of monocular depth estimation technology based on deep learning. therefore this dataset is the most common benchmark and main training dataset in unsupervised and semi-supervised monocular depth estimation. make3d the make3d dataset was originally proposed by columbia university in 2009, which contains rgb images generated by image synthesis and corresponding depth maps [31]. the dataset has the following salient features: first, the scene is rich in themes, covering outdoor and indoor categories; second, it has accurate depth ground truth data; in addition, the image resolution is high and the depth annotation density is high. these make make3d a high-quality dataset for early learning of 3d scene representation. but the make3d dataset [31] only contains monocular rgb images and depth images, no stereo images. since there are no monocular sequences or stereo image pairs in this dataset, semi-supervised and unsupervised learning methods do not use it as a training set, while supervised methods usually use it for training. instead, it is widely used as a test set for unsupervised algorithms to evaluate the generalization ability of the network on different datasets [32]. cityscapes the cityscapes dataset [33] mainly focuses on the task of semantic segmentation. there are 5000 finely annotated images and 20000 coarsely annotated images in this dataset. since this dataset does not contain true values of depth, it is only applied in the training process of several unsupervised depth estimation methods [32]. at the same 30 time, the dataset also includes binocular video sequences of multiple cities in different months, which can provide 22973 pairs of images for the training of the unsupervised monocular depth estimation model. the performance of the deep network is improved by pre-training the network on cityscapes and subsequent training on other datasets. 3.2. evaluation metrics in order to measure the model performance of monocular depth estimation, literature [10] provides five indicators, which are: rmse, rmse log, abs rel, sq rel, accuracies, as follows: the linear root mean square error (rmse): defined as: * 21 || || | | i i i n rmse d d n    (1) the logarithm root mean square error (rmse log): defined as: * 21 log || log( ) log( ) || | | i i i n rmse d d n    (2) absolute relative difference (abs rel): defined as the average of the l1 distance between the ground truth depth and the estimated depth over all image pixels, but on the scale of the estimated depth: * * | |1 | | i i i n i d d abs rel n d    (3) squared relative difference (sq rel): defined as the average of the l2 distance between the ground truth depth and the estimated depth over all image pixels, but scaled by the estimated depth: * 2 * || ||1 | | i i i n i d d sq rel n d    (4) accuracy under a threshold: is the percentage of predicted pixels whose relative error is within the threshold. the formula is expressed as: * * : % . . max( , )i i i i i d d accuracies of d s t thr d d   (5) where is the predicted depth value of pixel i, and represents the true value of depth. in addition, n represents the total number of pixels with real depth values, and thr represents the threshold value, usually 1.25, 1.252, 1.253. 4. supervised monocular depth estimation if you follow the “checklist” your paper will conform to the requirements of the publisher and facilitate a problem-free publication process. the supervision signal of supervised methods is based on the input ground-truth depth map, so monocular depth estimation can be regarded as a regression problem [31]. deep neural networks aim to predict a depth map from a single image. using the difference between the predicted depth map and the real depth map to supervise the training of the network, the l2 loss formula is as follows:  * 2* 2 2 1 , | | || n i d d d d n   (6) therefore, the deep network learns the depth information of the scene by approximating the ground truth. the overall flow chart is as follows: ground truth loss guided training depthnet output deptninput rgb fig 1. supervised basic models to the best of our knowledge, eigen et al. [10] were the first to employ a cnn architecture for the task of monocular depth estimation consisting of a coarse-scale network that performs global predictions and a fine-scale network that refines predictions locally. then, they [38] extended this method to handle three related tasks, namely depth, surface normal and semantic label prediction. rosa et al. [34] proposed a supervised framework to estimate a continuous depth map of lidar points. the framework leverages the hilbert map method [35] to generate a dense depth map from sparse points projected by a lidar scanner. furthermore, the proposed framework utilizes the fully convolutional residual network (fcrn) [11] proposed by laina et al. for depth estimation. the network is trained on dense depth images that are augmented by flipping and applying color distortions. although the performance of this method is comparable to the state-of-the-art methods, it can only generate depth maps with a resolution of 128 × 160 pixels. more importantly, the network is biased by the output of the hilbert map densification process, which does not represent the true depth information of the missing regions. li et al. [36] propose a hierarchically fused dilated cnn to learn the mapping between input rgb images and corresponding depth maps. soft weighting and inference are proposed to convert discrete depth scores to continuous depth values. following [11], [35], [36], zou et al. [37] treat depth estimation as a classification problem but consider probability distributions in the training step. their main contribution is a novel mean-variance loss, which consists of a mean loss and a variance loss. the averaging loss is used to penalize the error between the mean of the estimated depth distribution and the true value. at the same time, the variance loss is complementary to the mean loss to make the distribution sharper. the mean-variance loss is combined with a softmax loss to supervise the training of the depth estimation network. ladicky et al. [39] jointly predict depth maps and semantic segmentation labels through a pixel-level classifier trained by ground truth depth and semantic information, while liu et al. [40] redefine depth prediction as a discrete optimization problems for continuous graphical models. from 2020 to 2021, transformer [41] in the field of natural language processing will become popular. researchers have introduced this attention mechanism-based network structure into the field of computer vision and achieved excellent results. in the field of depth estimation, ranftl et al. [42] first tried to use transformer to replace convolutional neural network as a feature extractor, and applied it to dense prediction problems. by combining global and local attention features, they achieved excellent depth estimation. result. as 31 the first article to introduce this structure into depth estimation, their results further triggered scholars' thinking on the transformer structure. how to design a transformer structure that is more suitable for depth estimation is a place that needs further exploration. starting from different perspectives, bhat et al. [43] introduced transformer as a spatial attention module into their framework. their method further explored the potential of transformer, a network structure, and proved that the spatial attention mechanism is beneficial to monocular depth estimation plays an important role. in [43], jung et al. introduced adversarial learning to the task of monocular depth estimation. the generator consists of a global network and a refinement network, which aim to estimate global and local 3d structures from a single image. then, a discriminator is used to distinguish the predicted and ground-truth depth maps, a form that is often used in supervised methods. the confrontation between generator and discriminator facilitates the training of min-max problem based frameworks. 5. unsupervised monocular depth estimation during the training of unsupervised methods, instead of using expensively acquired ground truth, geometric constraints between frames are considered as supervisory signals. another trend in monocular depth estimation is unsupervised learning, where image reconstructions of stereo image pairs or monocular video sequences are treated as supervisory signals, and depth maps are intermediate products. xie et al. [44] used synchronized stereo images in the training phase to obtain discretized depth from soft disparity maps by minimizing the reconstruction error between the right view and the right view generated from the left view. garg et al. [13] extended this approach to output continuous depth values, but their image formation model is not fully differentiable and thus difficult to optimize. godard et al [32] employ bilinear samplers in a spatial transformation network (stn) (jaderberg et al [45]) for fully differentiable operations, and first introduce the left-right consistency of stereo images to train a depth estimation network. tosi et al. [46] designed a new depth architecture for monocular depth estimation by synthesizing features from different viewpoints as input to a disparity refinement model, and proposed proxy ground-truth annotations via stereo traditional knowledge, i.e. semiglobal matching (sgm). wong and soatto [47] introduced a bilateral cycle consistency constraint to enforce consistency between left and right disparities and eliminate stereo de-occlusion. furthermore, they propose a model-driven adaptive weighting scheme to better balance data fidelity and regularization. on the other hand, monocular video sequences are used in the training phase. for training deep prediction networks, consecutive frames in videos may have great potential as a supervised application. camera transformation estimation (pose estimation) between consecutive frames is the main challenge of this process, which leads to additional complexity for the network. as shown in figure 2 , zhou et al. [14] developed a computer-based architecture to simultaneously estimate depth maps and camera poses. as input, three consecutive frames are fed to the network. pose cnn and depth cnn estimate relative camera pose and depth map from the first image. bozorgtabar et al. [48] align monocular depth estimates trained on unlabeled monocular videos with the depth features of synthetic images to resolve scale ambiguities. these deep features are combined with scene depth information. inspired by [14], prasad and bhowmich [50] use pole constraints to optimize joint learning of depth and ego-motion. the main idea behind the training is similar to [49]. instead of using epipolar constraints as training labels, the authors apply it to weight pixels to guide training. klodt and vedaldi [51] modified [14] in the following ways. first, a structural similarity loss is introduced to enhance the brightness constancy loss. furthermore, an explicit confidence model is incorporated into the network by predicting the likely brightness distribution of each pixel. finally, the sfm algorithm [52] is applied to the network to provide supervisory signals for the training of the depth estimation network. in addition to learning depth from view synthesis or minimizing photometric reconstruction errors, generative adversarial networks (gans) also address the problem of unsupervised monocular depth estimation. gan consists of a generator network and a discriminator network. these two networks are trained through the backpropagation algorithm, so they can work together to build an unsupervised learning model. since there is no true depth in unsupervised learning, the discriminator distinguishes synthetic images from real images. aleotti et al. [53] proposed the first generative adversarial network for unsupervised monocular depth estimation. a generator network is trained to infer a depth map from input images to generate warped synthetic images. train a discriminator network to distinguish distorted images from input real images. since the quality of the estimated depth map has an impact on the distorted synthetic image, the generator is forced to produce a more accurate depth map. mehta et al. [54] introduced a structural adversarial training method that uses stereo view synthesis to predict dense depth maps. given a monocular image, the generator network outputs a dense disparity map. using the resulting disparity map, a multi-view stereo pair corresponding to the input image views is generated. a discriminator network distinguishes these reconstructed views from the real ones in the training data. fig 2. developed network by zhou et al. 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[56] masoumian a, rashwan h a, cristiano j, et al. monocular depth estimation using deep learning: a review[j]. sensors, 2022, 22(14): 5353. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 66 design and development of app based on android vision testing and protection shuming zhong, hongyu jiang, haihong zhao guilin university of electronic science and technology, guilin, guangxi 541004, china abstract: with the rise of mobile platforms, more and more applications are being developed. with the rise of mobile platforms, more and more traditional pc software has been transplanted to mobile platforms, such as ipad, iphone, android and other intelligent terminal devices, among these platforms, android occupies the largest market share, so the development of software to satisfy the daily use of android users has become a big hit nowadays. in this design, the popular android platform is used as the development technology to realize an app software for vision test and protection. this software will bring convenience to the majority of network users to protect their eyesight, and optimize the vision and color blindness test method, saving people's time to go to the hospital for examination, providing a more convenient and efficient test method for the majority of users, and also providing timely prevention of myopia. through this software, it is more convenient for people to test their eyesight and color blindness and prevent myopia. in this thesis, we will step by step introduce the vision test and protection app based on android. this thesis will step by step introduce the background and significance of the development of vision test and protection app based on android platform, then introduce the development, design, function and implementation process of this system in detail, and finally summarize this thesis. keywords: android; vision test; cell phone. 1. research background with the prevalence of electronic devices and their irreplaceability, the number of myopias in china is increasing and the age group of myopia is getting younger and younger. myopia is inevitable, and the number of people wearing glasses is increasing, but eye protection as well as daily checkups are still1 unappreciated. the reasons for this are, firstly, that the examination needs to be carried out in a professional organization, which is time-consuming and laborious; secondly, the protection of the eyes is not in place, and it is thought that everything will be fine if glasses are worn. in many cases, myopic people will be in the current glasses have been insufficient to meet the needs of normal life and learning, only to take measures to check the visual acuity to change to a higher number of glasses. not being able to keep abreast of the changes in our eyes does not maximize the protection of the windows to our soul. for nearsighted people, it is necessary to have a complete vision checkup about once every three months, and it is even more important to stay informed about your vision in general. therefore, we will develop a more sophisticated vision test to help myopic people keep an eye on the changes of their eyes, so that myopic people can slow down the increase of myopia. 2. significance of the study after the popularization of smartphone life, people use electronic products time increase, for the deeper degree of cell phone dependence, vision is also affected by it, eye vision health is a lot of people are worried about things, the user wants to detect the health of the eyes, it is necessary to find the right method to detect the health of the eyes is particularly important. vision detection app development can help users to detect and understand their own vision, eye health conditions, etc. vision test app test vision is simple and convenient, but also can generate care recommendations, you can detect problems in time, to prevent eyesight continue to decline. the vision testing and protection app development of this project is the prevention of the eye is greater than the treatment, from the tiny details to pay attention to eye health, help users test and monitor their own vision, and at the same time also through exercise and prevention to take care of the eyes. 3. research content 1. based on the study of the optimal distance between the cell phone and the user's eyes nowadays, cell phones are an indispensable part of people's normal life, so even though people are well aware of the harm that blue light from cell phones can do to their eyes, they still have to use them, and the frequency is still on the rise. when people play with cell phones, they subconsciously get close to the screen, which over time can lead to soreness in the eyes and sometimes blurred vision. the project team will look at calculating the appropriate distance in any situation where people are playing with their phones, and will provide this data to users so that they can maintain the right distance from their phones. in addition, when users use the app to take a vision test, they need to be at a certain distance from the phone screen to prevent large errors in the test results. people's cell phone screens vary in size, and the patterns presented on the screen are also different in size. therefore, the project team needs to study the optimal distance between different sizes of cell phones and the eyes of the tester, so as to improve the accuracy of the test results. 2. based on the research on the method of measuring visual acuity by software. the degree of myopia is related to many aspects, and the vision test in the hospital needs to go through a series of processes in order to accurately derive the degree of myopia of myopic people. this project team needs to study these processes, understand them clearly and find a way to 67 implement them using software. in addition to a simple visual acuity table to get the rough results, but also to study the test before relaxing the eyes method, the test process of light refraction to the tester's eye regulation method, ball lens, pupil distance pupil height detection method, in order to achieve a more accurate calculation of the tester's myopia through the software. 3.based on the software simulation hardware optometry process research when we measure visual acuity in the hospital or eyeglasses store, there will be a more cumbersome process, that is, the process of optometry. optometry is a very important step in vision measurement, which can detect the tester's spherical lens, column lens, pupil distance and so on. this project team will study the method of simulating hardware optometry with software to improve the accuracy of the test. computerized optometry technology is now available in the market, and we will research the best and most useful ways to experiment with software optometry in conjunction with computerized optometry technology. after querying the information: computerized optometry working principle is to transmit several infrared rays from the machine to the eye, through the refraction of the eye, reflecting out of the eye, the machine receives these reflected infrared rays and then through the calculation of the degree of your eyes. the human eye to see the image presented in the retina, and optometry is measured by measuring the retina is imaged to the relative position of the light source (i.e., optometry) to determine the degree of myopia in the eye, in other words, is measured by the optometer hit the image just to reach the position of the retina, if the eye axis is long, then measured the distance is long, myopia is deep, but it is not absolutely correct, and need to be manually rechecked. 4.based on the technical research on the relief of eye fatigue after querying the information: eye fatigue fang is a common ophthalmology disease, it causes 1 eye thousand, eye astringency, eye soreness, blurred vision and even vision loss directly affects people's work and life. eye fatigue is mainly due to people usually concentrate on watching the computer screen, the eyes blink fewer times, resulting in a corresponding reduction in tear secretion, while flickering screen strongly stimulate the eyes and lead to 1. it will lead to people's neck, shoulder and other corresponding parts of the pain, but also trigger and aggravate a variety of eye diseases. the cause of eye fatigue is a long time looking at the electronic screen, so in order to alleviate eye fatigue, to protect everyone's body, first, to remind the eyes to rest we will be real-time monitoring of the screen time, discuss with professionals, in a certain period of time to remind the user to rest their eyes. and, for myopic people, we will be based on the degree of eye proximity, when watching the screen whether to wear eyes to set a reasonable length of time, so as to achieve the best results. for people of different ages and at different times of the day, we will adopt different means to achieve effective reminders. (above myopia degree and age by the user to fill in the data) second, pay attention to the screen brightness. adjust the brightness of the cell phone according to the external brightness, as well as blue light eye protection and other measures to provide a relatively protective environment for the use of electronic devices. 5. based on the production and the user's vision corresponding to the method of eye protection research nowadays, the number of myopic people is still on the rise, and the degree of myopia varies from person to person, and the causes of myopia are also different. the project team will study what kind of protection methods should be used for different eye conditions, and provide users with protection methods corresponding to their eyesight, so as to achieve the most effective protection of the user's eyes. 6. based on the research of the software can be voice recognition function voice control can bring great convenience to the user, the project team will study the software can be voice recognition function, so that the user can directly use language to express their own results in the test process. since the tester needs to keep a certain distance from the cell phone during the testing process, at this time, the voice recognition function allows the user to directly say what he/she sees back to the cell phone without the need to press it with his/her hand. to take the simplest vision chart as an example, the user holds the phone in his hand, asks for a certain distance, and then changes the size and direction of the letter "e°" according to the scale. starting with the user saying "start testing^; various forms of the letter "e" appear on the screen from small to large, from the user says the direction and then the software automatically checks if it is correct. at the end of the left and right eye inspection, the software automatically says "end of inspection', a pop-up window showing the size of the visual acuity is displayed to end the inspection. 4. the current state of research at home and abroad 1. method of detecting eyesight using software and hardware combination a domestic enterprise has researched a method of detecting eyesight using a combination of software and hardware. first of all, the method uses a person to move or change the position of the hardware device, so that the screen of the mobile hardware is 1 meter away from the user's face, and then conducts the detection of visual acuity status, the degree of correction of farsightedness and nearsightedness, and astigmatism visual acuity indexes. this method utilizes portable hardware to obtain reliable visual acuity indicators with simple operation. according to the different needs of users, it can also be used to detect the visual acuity status, the status of correction of hyperopia and myopia, amblyopia and astigmatism and other visual acuity indicators at any time and any place, so as to provide a scientific basis for the correction and rehabilitation of visual acuity. 2. vision checker with embedded application software many hardware devices for vision screening already exist in the country, which are made from embedded software. domestic attempts have been made to embed application software into hardware to facilitate portable and ready-to-use vision testing. the size and direction of the visual field is calculated by the computer through a certain algorithm, which makes it very flexible to change. in addition, the software also realizes the functions of medical record information collection, testing, storage and report generation. the application software is no longer limited to the one-to-one vision examination between the doctor and the person to be tested, but realizes the person to be tested to enter information, query, test and view the report, which improves the utilization efficiency of the scarce resource of doctors. at the same time, the portability has been greatly improved compared with the traditional vision 68 screening equipment, which can be carried around and can meet the screening action of a certain number of people. the embedded vision meter adopts a modularized approach, and it is more convenient to add different vision modules at a later stage. in terms of service life, depending on the embedded hardware and the life of the pinzgauer screen, which is considerably longer than the background light of the traditional light box. this device is a more humanized equipment that can completely replace the traditional visual acuity meter, its accuracy is not less than the traditional visual acuity meter, the performance is better than the traditional visual acuity meter, the future expandability is stronger than the traditional visual acuity meter. fig 1. the embedded vision meters 3.training vision and testing vision software vision tests are usually done in the ophthalmology department of a hospital using paper or electronic vision charts. normally, we can't always go to the hospital to test our eyesight, and when we find that our eyesight has deteriorated significantly and go to the hospital, it may be a little too late. in fact, we can always use our leisure time to test our vision on our own computers through software. although this method is not necessarily more accurate than the hospital's method, it will always give you a general idea, and by comparing the before and after situation, you can get a general idea of how your vision is developing. in addition, you can also use software to train your vision, eliminate visual fatigue and slow down the deterioration of your vision. eyes relaxing and focusing is a program for visual training and vision testing. you can choose between "auto start" and "manual start" for visual training. when "auto start" is selected, the computer can temporarily set aside the work in progress and automatically start the training program to enter the vision training when the set interval is reached; it can also be selected to start the training when the user is not in operation or start the training when the user is in frequent operation. if you select enter the size of your current monitor to calibrate the standard, and then the software will prompt the width and height of the current monitor, if it matches, then save the data. specific test methods with the usual in the hospital to test the same vision, except that the software is only a letter each time instead of the whole table full display. the test also needs to be blocked on one eye first, only one eye for the test. the test is performed by sitting 1 meter away from the monitor and using the four directional arrows on the keyboard to give the direction of the opening of the test letter. after each letter is tested, the current visual acuity value is displayed in the upper left corner of the test chart. to end the test, use the esc key and to retest click on the "reset" button in the lower left corner. users with android phones and tablets can test their eyesight with the "standard vision test 2.2" app. the software is designed according to the international standard near vision chart (test countries 0.05-1.2/3.7-5.1), with simultaneous display of fractional and five-point visual acuity, and 15 levels of e as the visual scale, from large too small. using the touch-screen sensing feature, the phone can intelligently determine and test the visual acuity by simply swiping left and right on the screen according to the opening direction of the letter e, up, down, 21 eyes relaxing and focusing for visual training eyes relaxing and focusing for visual acuity test on the national eye care day. a test result of 1.0 or higher (including 1.0, 5.0 or higher) indicates normal vision. if you need a more graphic visual acuity chart for testing, you can also install the "vision check 2.2° vision and color blindness and color weakness test app for android" on your cell phone, which realizes the "standard logarithmic visual acuity chart" (gb 11533-1989), which can be used to test your eyesight. gb 11533-1989) to simulate an interactive vision test with a doctor. after calling up the visual acuity chart, you can slide the chart up and down to check your visual acuity. test how well you can see, with the corresponding level of visual acuity indicated to the right of the symbol. the software integrates eye exercises and a "magic picture collection" to test for color blindness and color deficiency. fig 2. a software that tests your eyesight 4. color blindness correction system in order to help people with color blindness, systems have been developed to detect and correct color blindness and to improve the condition of their eyes. color blindness is a visual defect caused by abnormalities in the retinal cone cells, which results in the inability of the eye to acquire color information in vision, causing many inconveniences in people's life, study and work. currently, many fields, including biology, chinese and western medicine, physics and informatics, have carried out researches on how to improve the ability of colorblind patients to acquire color information, among which the colorblindness correction method that combines digital image processing and electronic information technology has shown unique advantages in safety and effectiveness. this paper 69 aims to design a color blindness correction tool that can be used conveniently by people, conducts research on color blindness and its correction from the perspective of image processing, analyzes and improves the color blindness image correction method, and designs and develops a color blindness correction system based on android system for dichroic color blindness which is more common among color blindness types, and completes the debugging and analysis of the system. firstly, two types of image processing methods for color blindness correction based on image processing are analyzed and researched, i.e., the color blindness correction method based on image color value statistics and the color blindness correction method based on h-component rotation. the two algorithms are simulated and analyzed, and the results show that the color blindness image correction method based on image color value statistics has large computation volume, slow operation speed, and poor real-time performance; the color blindness correction method based on h-component rotation takes advantage of the characteristics of 1-component, which reduces the computation volume, but occupies a large amount of memory, and is unable to realize real-time processing of video images under the embedded system platform. secondly, the color blindness correction algorithm based on 1-component rotation is improved, and the improved algorithm takes advantage of the relationship between the values of the r, g, and b color components of the best color blindness corrected image and the corresponding component values of the original image, and adopts the method of replacing the r, g, and b components of the original image to realize the rotation of the day components directly. fig 3. color blindness correction system interface 5. current problems nowadays, with the rapid development of the electronic information age, the incidence of myopia in china is on the rise, and myopia has become a major public health problem that affects the eye health of our citizens, especially the youth. although we have paid attention to myopia, but for the protection of electronic devices, write yu posture and other issues, there is no systematic and comprehensive knowledge. lack of awareness, lack of understanding, and lack of concern have largely contributed to the rapid increase in myopia rates. for vision monitoring and protection app development for the popularization of the application of the whole society, we still need the joint efforts of the relevant departments and all walks of life. 6. problems and suggestions at present, the state of myopia in china is not optimistic, myopia presents a trend of low age, but the popularity of vision monitoring software is relatively small, especially after the popularization of smart phone life, people use cell phone time to increase the degree of dependence on cell phones, and vision is also affected by it. eye vision health is something that many people are worried about, so it is especially important to detect eye health conditions. users who want to detect eye health conditions should find the right method in time. at the same time, to increase the popularization of vision testing app related knowledge, to help users detect and understand their own vision, eye health conditions. secondly, the generation of care recommendations, so that myopic patient’s timely detection of the problem, to prevent further vision loss. vision testing app development is the eye of prevention than treatment, but also, from the smallest details to pay attention to eye health, to help users test and monitor their own vision, and most importantly, through exercise and prevention to take care of both eyes. 7. summary this project is based on the topic of vision testing and protection, based on a combination of literature research, function development and use, data analysis and other methods. through the current social needs, in order to understand the impact of vision monitoring apps on myopia patients and then analyze the research direction of the software and its impact factors, to provide effective and accurate research results and reference basis for the general public, myopia patients and other subjects. acknowledgments this paper is the result of the project "design and development of app based on android vision test and protection" (project no. s202210595205) of guangxi university students' entrepreneurship training program in 2022. references [1] world digest of core medical journals (ophthalmology) 2006(002)004. 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regularization term atop the conventional entropy loss function, effectively enhancing both the learning efficiency and algorithmic precision of convolutional neural networks. the efficacy of the improved algorithm is substantiated through numerical simulations. keywords: convolution neural network (cnn); smooth l1 regularization; cross-entropy loss function; classification problems. 1. introduction: the introduction of convolutional neural networks (cnns) signifies a significant advancement in the field of deep learning. in 1998, lecun and collaborators pioneered cnns, applying them in the form of lenet-5 to handwritten digit recognition tasks, thus propelling the development of automatic classification in digital image research. subsequently, scholars widely applied various forms of cnns across diverse fields such as computer vision, medical imaging, natural language processing, and video analysis, showcasing their extensive application prospects [1-6]. as models become more complex, they may merely memorize noise and minor variations in training data, resulting in redundant information and diminished generalization capabilities within the network. regularization techniques become crucial to address this issue. despite attempts by researchers to optimize neural networks for sparse solutions through l1 regularization, introducing l1 regularization terms may lead to discontinuities in the loss function. therefore, we introduce the technique of smoothing l1 regularization, considering the sum of absolute values in the loss function. by enhancing smoothness, this effectively reduces model complexity, mitigates overfitting, and improves generalization performance through the pruning of nodes approaching zero. to further explore the potential of convolutional neural networks, this paper employs an innovative cnn architecture that integrates smoothing l1 regularization and cross-entropy loss function [7-8], fully leveraging the outstanding performance of cnns in classification tasks. in the subsequent section of this paper, the second part will introduce the structure and working principles of convolutional neural networks (cnns) [9]. it will provide a detailed exposition of the mathematical computation process of the sl1 regularization term in the convolutional network, showcasing the model construction process. finally, the third part will describe and analyze the experimental results to validate the effectiveness of the algorithm. 2. related work: (1) convolutional neural network (cnn) structure and operating principles: the core architecture of convolutional neural networks (cnns) encompasses convolutional layers, pooling layers, and fully connected layers. convolutional layers extract pivotal features through convolutional operations and activation functions, while pooling layers reduce computational complexity by downsizing feature map dimensions. by alternately stacking these layers, features are extracted from input data, mapped to outputs through fully connected layers, and a probability distribution is obtained using the softmax activation function. the loss calculation phase employs a cross-entropy loss function to compare network outputs with actual labels, yielding the loss value. in the backpropagation phase, gradients of layer weights are computed using the chain rule [10] and subsequently updated. to expedite backpropagation, a momentum term is introduced as an optimization method, aiming to enhance the convergence speed of gradient descent and improve the stability of model training. through iterative processes, network parameters are gradually adjusted to enhance model performance, the convolutional network structure we designed is illustrated in the accompanying diagram. in cnn, we process input images of size 28×28. the images undergo convolutional operations with a 5×5 convolutional kernel, followed by non-linear processing through the sigmoid activation function. the resulting feature maps are then subjected to average pooling, reducing the image dimensions to 12×12. the images then pass through a second convolutional layer with the same pooling operation as the first layer. this step involves convolution and pooling processes again to extract features. the processed results are flattened into a 16×1 vector through a fully connected layer. the vectors are concatenated to form a 192×1 vector, aiding in the fusion of features extracted from different convolutional and pooling layers. finally, by applying the softmax activation function, this vector is mapped to a 70 category probability distribution for label-based classification. figure 1. convolutional neural network (2) mathematical computations convolution operation is a crucial step in feature extraction in deep learning, especially in the context of image processing. for the convolution operation, the calculation formula between the input matrix x and the convolutional kernel k is: ( , ) ( , ) ( , ), m n a i j x i m j n k m n    (1) given the convolved output matrix a and the size of the pooling window k×k, the computation process of the output matrix is as follows: 1 1 2 0 0 1 ( , ) ( , ), k k m n o i j a i k m j k n k          (2) in (1) and (2), denotes the element in the i-th row and j-th column of the input matrix, representing the i-th row and j-th column element in the convolutional kernel k. the calculation formula for the fully connected layer is the same as that of a conventional fully connected layer. for a fully connected layer, given the output of the previous layer, weight matrix, and bias vector, the calculation process for the output is as follows: re ( ),s lu o u b   (3) where represents matrix multiplication, o is the output vector from the previous layer, u is the weight matrix of the fully connected layer, and b is the bias vector. relu is a commonly used activation function defined as r e ( ) m ax(0, )lu x x .the introduction of this non-linear activation function enables the network to better learn complex feature mappings. the output s of the fully connected layer can be utilized for classification tasks, and based on the entropy error function, the error function of the convolutional neural network is defined as: 1 1 [ ln (1 ) ln ]. 1 j jj j j j j y y e           (4) (3) smoothed l1 regularization term smooth approximation is a strategy that substitutes the absolute value function with a continuously differentiable function, aiding in better support for the optimization process and enhancing the convergence and generalization of the model during training. given a training sample 1{ , }j j j jx o  , where oj represents the ideal output, we define the following smooth function: 2 2 2 , ( , ) , , k kk k k u uu h u u            (5) where 0  , the weight vector uk represents the vector connecting to the k-th node of the fully connected layer, and the k-th node connecting to all output nodes in the fully connected layer. subsequently, the h (uk,  ) gradient of and the gradient of the vector uk are as follows: , ( , ) ,,k k k k k u k k u u u u h u u           (6) the error function of the convolutional neural network based on l1 smooth regularization of the entropy error function, as indicated by the above formula, is defined as follows: 10 1 1 1 1 ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) [ ln (1 )ln ] 1 ( ). j jj j ji i j j j i qj j k j k g u s g u s e w h u x                      (7) 3. numerical experiments (1) dataset introduction the dataset is a classic collection of handwritten digit images, used for machine learning training and testing. it comprises 60,000 training images and 10,000 28×28-pixel test images. through training our model, we can achieve accurate recognition of handwritten digits. (2) innparameter configuration in our convolutional neural network, the convolutional layer extracts feature information from the input image by performing element-wise multiplication and summation operations using a 5×5 convolutional kernel. to maintain the spatial dimensions of the output, we have chosen a stride of 1 71 and zero-padding. the pooling layer employs 2×2 average pooling to reduce data dimensions and enhance the model's robustness. the softmax activation function is used to transform the neural network output into a probability distribution. during the parameter update phase, we introduce a momentum parameter set to 0.2, which aids in accelerating convergence, especially in the early stages of training. interestingly, in the initial 20 iterations, we gradually increase the momentum value to better explore local minima of the loss function and then rapidly converge towards the global minimum. the experimental parameter settings are presented in the table below. table 1. model parameter settings size operations 28×28×6 convolutional stride = 1, padding = 0 24×24×6 2×2 average pooling with relu activation function 12×12×12 convolution stride = 1, padding = 0 8×8×12 2×2 average pooling with relu activation function 16×1 fully connected 192×1 fully connected 10×192 fully connected (3) results analysis figure 2. network visualization figure 3. loss function plot in figure 2, we present a detailed visualization of handwritten digit recognition. figure 3 further compares the error functions of different algorithms, with a particular focus on the outstanding performance of the sl1 algorithm in enhancing network performance. the figure illustrates the rapid reduction of network error during the early stages of training using the sl1 algorithm, ultimately stabilizing and exhibiting a gradual convergence trend, while other algorithms show relatively weaker performance. this clearly indicates a significant advantage of the sl1 algorithm over others in terms of error reduction speed and convergence. through the incorporation of smooth l1 regularization and entropy error functions, the sl1 algorithm achieves higher precision during the model inference phase, successfully enhancing the accuracy of handwritten digit recognition. 4. conclusion this study has achieved success in optimizing convolutional neural networks (cnns) by introducing a smoothed l1 regularization term and an entropy error function. the smoothed l1 regularization effectively prunes relevant nodes, significantly enhancing the network's computational efficiency and generalization performance. in comparison to traditional regularization methods, it provides a more robust mathematical foundation for neural network training. simultaneously, the application of the entropy error function enhances the assessment of differences between model outputs and label distributions. a series of experiments demonstrate that our proposed algorithm effectively balances algorithm development and exploration. results from classification tests on the mnist dataset indicate that the algorithm exhibits good generalization performance and stability. this suggests that the optimization approach, considering both the smoothed l1 regularization term and entropy error function, is successful and viable for improving cnn performance. references [1] leon. cnn: a vision of complexity, international journal of bifurcation and chaos, 7 (1997) :2219-2425. 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realize the rapid construction of unmanned craft training scene, environment simulation, and unmanned craft motion simulation and control. the developed unmanned craft training software has the characteristics of smooth and clear picture, realistic and delicate scene, strong training immersion, and real manipulation experience, which can effectively improve the training efficiency and training safety, reduce the training cost, and have significant economic benefits. keywords: training simulation; unreal engine; unmanned craft. 1. introduction the degree of informatization of modern war is increasing, and the intelligent characteristics are becoming more and more obvious, science and technology not only change and reshape the winning mechanism, winning elements, winning probability of the war game, but also fundamentally change the form, means and methods of military training. despite the fact that live training is the closest to the actual combat scenario and has irreplaceable advantages in terms of authenticity and training effect, it is inevitably subject to a variety of constraints, such as high requirements for venues, high training consumption, and difficulties in organizing training, etc. [1]. in recent years, with the rapid development of intelligent equipment, computer technology and simulation technology, a new generation of simulation training system, supported by powerful hardware and software capabilities, can realize richer functions, build a more realistic scene, and use diversified means of interaction. the system can form a more complete equipment simulation capability, create great benefits in training, and become an important way to train the operation and use skills of new complex equipment systems. although some domestic universities and related research institutes have been actively carrying out research in this field, but by the limitations of the traditional simulation technology, the model training system has always existed in the threedimensional animation effect simulation is not realistic, based on the principle of mechanics settlement cannot meet the realtime manipulation of the simulation training response needs and other issues [2]. in order to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a method of the unmanned craft training scene construction and simulation motion implementation based on unreal engine. this method makes full use of the powerful graphic rendering ability and physics engine function of unreal engine, and combines with 3d max to complete the rapid construction of unmanned craft training scene, motion simulation and control. the test results show that the training scene constructed based on the unreal engine is realistic, and the motion simulation and manipulation of the unmanned craft are real and have a strong sense of training immersion. in order to solve the above problems, this paper proposes the unmanned craft training scene construction and motion realization method based on unreal engine. this method makes full use of the powerful graphic rendering ability and physics engine function of unreal engine, and combines with 3d max to complete the rapid construction of unmanned craft training scene, motion simulation and manipulation. the test results show that the training scene constructed based on the unreal engine is realistic, and the motion and manipulation experience of the unmanned craft is real. the whole training process has a strong sense of immersion. 2. development environment unreal engine is a world-renowned open-source game engine developed by epic, many of the world's best-known 3d games are developed using the engine. unreal engine holds 80% of the global market share of commercial game engines. it is a complete set of development tools, which provides a large internal suite of development tools, such as vr plug-ins, gpu-level particle systems, powerful material editor, lighting and physics rendering systems, etc. it can be used by any user of the engine to carry out design work [3]. unreal engine has a built-in niagara visual effects editor, which allows you to create cinematic-quality real-time vfx effects with a fully customizable particle system to represent effects such as flames, smoke, dust and flowing water. unreal engine's material editor uses physical material-based coloring technology. through real-time rendering, unreal engine can make the light and shadow, reflection, dust, sea surface and other effects in the scene more detailed and realistic, so that the developed scene screen effect reaches the level of 3a game screen. at the same time, the built-in physics engine of unreal engine is very perfect. it can support the simulation of various physical movements of the unmanned craft, so that the unmanned craft driver can observe the various movement states of the craft in time, increase the immersion and realism of the unmanned craft simulation training, and improve the training efficiency. 57 3. construction of training scene 3.1. construction of base terrain due to the limitation of the operation range of the unmanned craft, its operation scene mainly involves the offshore water terrain, this paper obtains the satellite elevation data of a certain coast through google maps, and imports it into the unreal engine through the terrain editor for material mapping and rendering, the obtained beach scene is closer to the real mission scene of the unmanned craft. when training in this scene, it can increase the sense of immersion for the unmanned craft driver and enhance the training effect. the effect of basic terrain modelling is shown in fig 1. fig 1. basic terrain construction 3.2. construction of offshore waters offshore waters are mainly constructed and simulated using unreal engine's fluid flux. the fluid flux is a powerful water system based on 2d shallow-water fluid simulations. fluid flux has been set up with fluid flux has been set up with features such as buoyancy and undersea effects to create rivers, lakes, and oceans based on spline in unreal engine. the surface of the water body supports physical interactions and dynamic fluid simulations, and is able to interact organically with various land terrains, ships, and other marine structures, such as waves along the shore or the wake of a ship moving through the water. fig 2. offshore waters construction add the water body generated by fluid flux in the constructed basic terrain, adjust the material and size of the water body, the speed and direction of the water flow, the size of the waves and other related parameters, and finally generate the offshore scene as shown in the figure 2. this rapid modelling method of real terrain based on satellite elevation data is much faster than the conventional terrain modelling method, and the established terrain model is similar to the real terrain, its modelling accuracy can meet the demand of training use. after clarifying the mission area of unmanned craft navigation, the real terrain rapid modelling method can be used to construct the mission area terrain and sea area for simulation training, so as to improve the quality and efficiency of mission completion. 4. conclusion realization of motion simulation the physics engine is a computer program that uses variables such as gravity, speed, friction and air resistance to simulate a newtonian mechanics model. in the previous simulation training scene, the equipment is usually set to ignore the laws of physics and only perform predefined prescribed actions, which cannot truly reflect the motion of the unmanned craft. in order to make the unmanned craft simulation training closer to the real mission scenario, this paper uses the physx physics engine in unreal engine to perform physical simulation calculations on the motion state of the unmanned craft, and applies the motion model of the unmanned craft and its force and moment conditions to the physics engine. after adding the physics engine, the motion and collision of all the objects in the training scene must follow the laws of physics, so as to present a similar motion state to the objects in the real scene, which makes the handling feeling and motion trajectory of the unmanned craft closer to the actual equipment, which can further improve the training efficiency. 4.1. establishment of the coordinate system in this paper, an unmanned craft is taken as the object of research and modelling to establish a mathematical model of the motion of an unmanned craft in a real water environment, which requires the use of two coordinate systems about the geodetic coordinate system and the carrier coordinate system [4]. as shown in the fig.3, 0 0 0 0o x y z stands for the geodetic coordinate system, the earth is used as the reference system, the origin 0o is any point on the earth's surface, the direction of 0x is north, the direction of 0y is east, and the direction of 0z is perpendicular to the ground downwards. b b b bo x y z represents the carrier coordinate system, which is fixedly connected to the unmanned craft, and moves together with it, the origin bo is the unmanned craft's center of gravity, the direction of bx is the direction of the unmanned craft's forward motion, the direction of by is the direction of the unmanned craft's starboard side, and the direction is perpendicular to the direction of bx , the direction of bz is perpendicular to the plane of b b bo x y downwards, pointing to the bottom of the craft. 58 0o 0x 0y 0z bo bx by bz fig 3. the coordinate system of unmanned craft 4.2. kinematics equations for unmanned craft the real motion of the unmanned craft in a marine environment is very complex and generally needs to be described using six degrees of freedom. according to the standard of the international towing tank conference (ittc), the physical quantities of an unmanned craft can be expressed in table 1, where , , denote the longitudinal, transverse and vertical displacements respectively; , , denote the transverse rocking angle, longitudinal rocking angle, and bow angle of the hull respectively. , , denote the longitudinal, transverse, and lifting and sinking speeds respectively, and , , denote the transverse rocking, longitudinal rocking, and bow rocking angular velocities respectively. , , denote the force applied to the unmanned craft in the direction of each coordinate axis; , , denote the moment applied to the unmanned craft in the direction of each coordinate axis [5]. table 1. the representation of craft’s variable degree of freedom name description position and angle forces and moments velocity and angular velocity surge translation along the xaxis x x u sway translation along the yaxis y y v heave translation along the zaxis z z w roll rotation along the xaxis φ k p pitch rotation along the yaxis θ m q yaw rotation along the zaxis ψ n r the parameters of the unmanned craft in the geodetic coordinate system and in the carrier coordinate system have the following transformation relationship: cos cos sin sin cos sin cos sin sin sin cos cos sin cos cos cos sin sin sin sin cos sin cos sin sin sin cos cos cos x u y v z w                                                                1 sin tan tan cos 0 cos sin 0 sin sec cos sec p q r                                             the six-degree-of-freedom kinematic equations for the unmanned craft can be known as: cos cos (sin sin cos cos sin ) (cos sin cos sin sin ) cos sin (sin sin sin cos cos ) (cos sin sin sin cos ) sin sin cos cos cos sin tan cos tan cos sin sin s x u v w y u v w z u c w p q r q r q                                                                 ec cos secr            4.3. force analysis and dynamic equations of unmanned craft according to newton's law of motion and the principle of the mmg separation model, the unmanned craft can be divided into a number of modules to be analyzed individually when the dynamics of the unmanned craft is studied [6]. as a result, the unmanned craft dynamics equations in the carrier coordinate system can be expressed as: 2 / ( / ( / ( / ( / ( / ( ) x y z xx xx yy yy zz zz g u x m m v y m m w z m m p k i j q m i j r n i j x m                         ） ） ） ） ） where xm , ym and zm are additional masses in the vertical, horizontal and vertical axes, xxi , yyi and zzi are moments of inertia around the x, y and z axes, xxj , yyj and zzj are the additional moments of inertia around the x, y and z axes. x, y, z and k, m, n can be obtained from the following equation. 2( ) ( ) ( ) y g b p r d x g b p r d b p r d b p r d b p r d g b p r d x m m vr x mr x x x x y m m ur x mr y y y y z z z z z k k k k k m m m m m n x m v ur n n n n                                           where the variables with subscripts b, p, r and d represent the hull, propeller, rudder, and other disturbing forces and moments respectively. in general, the unmanned craft is subject to several forms of forces during navigation, including the craft's own gravity, the thrust of its propellers, inertial viscous hydrodynamic forces, and the resistance and influence of sea winds, waves, and currents. when using the unreal engine for unmanned craft simulation training software development, the waterrelated forces and moments such as the craft's gravity, inertial viscous hydrodynamic forces, and the resistance of waves and 59 currents can be calculated by the physics engine. therefore, this paper mainly analyzes the force of propeller and steering and the interference force caused by sea wind, which affect the operation process of unmanned craft. a. propeller force and moment modelling propeller is one of the important elements of unmanned craft motion modeling, and it is the fundamental driving force for the unmanned craft to advance. during the navigation of unmanned craft, it is mainly responsible for generating thrust to overcome the resistance of water and maintain the maneuvering motion of the craft. it has the advantages of high efficiency, simple structure and operation. in the carrier coordinate system, the force and moment generated by the propeller are: cos sin 0 sin ( ) cos ( ) sin p p p p p g p p g p g x t y t z k t z z m t z z n t x                     where is the thrust force generated by the propeller. it is generally obtained by fitting the experimental results. therefore, in the design of the simulation system, in order to reduce the difficulty of software development, the throttle control quantity and the propeller thrust are usually mapped according to the experimental fitting results. is the actual thrust angle, and the leeward direction is positive. is the longitudinal position of the center of gravity forward of the stern, is the vertical height of the center of gravity above the baseline, and is the vertical height of the propellers above the baseline. b. rudder force and moment modelling the unmanned craft studied in this paper uses a single propeller and a single rudder. the rudder is installed at the stern and placed behind the propeller to increase the rudder effect by using the propeller tail, which makes the calculation of the rudder force quite complicated. the forces and moments on its three axes can be obtained by empirical formulas [7], as follows (1 ) sin (1 ) cos 0 ( ) cos 0 ( ) cos r r n r h n r r r h h n r r r h h n x t f y a f z k z a z f m n x a x f                     where is the actual rudder angle. in the design of the simulation system, the rudder control quantity and the rudder angle are usually mapped according to the experimental fitting results. is the positive pressure on the rudder under the interference of the propeller, is the derating factor of the rudder force, is the correction factor for the rudderinduced transverse force on the hull, is the longitudinal distance from the center of action of the rudder-induced transverse force on the hull to the center of gravity of the craft, and is the longitudinal distance from the center of action of the rudder force to the center of gravity of the craft. c. disturbance modelling of sea breeze because of the large structural scale of the unmanned craft, the corresponding wind area becomes larger. so, the sea breeze will change the attitude of the craft, such as roll, yaw and other adverse effects. in addition, the sea breeze is the main cause of sea waves, which will disturb crafts or other marine structures and cause offsets, it threatens the safety of crafts. due to the random variation of wind direction and wind speed, it is impossible to form a good wind spectrum. therefore, when designing the simulation training system, the wind direction change and the slow change part of the wind load are usually ignored and only treated as a constant [8]. the specific expression is as follows: 0.5 ( ) 0.5 ( ) 0.5 ( ) wind a f r wx r wind a s r wy r wind a s oa r wn r x a u c y au c n a l u c            where is air density, is relative wind speed, is the total length of the unmanned craft, is wind chord angle which is the angle between wind direction and bow direction, 、 are the frontal and lateral projected areas of the hull on the waterline respectively, is the longitudinal wind pressure coefficient for unmanned craft, is the coefficient of lateral wind pressure on the unmanned craft, is the bow moment coefficient. 4.4. collision design unreal engine provides an object collision detection system, the workflow is as follows: first, set up the collision properties of each object. and then the game engine will detect the collision at regular intervals. when the collision occurs, it will send the collision event to the outside. the system will respond to the collision event according to the predefined settings after monitoring the collision event. each object in unreal engine has a collision attribute and a unique channel type, which is used to decide whether the object will collide with other objects and the trajectory response after the collision. if a collision event occurs in the object with the collision attribute set up, the unreal engine collision detection system will call the collision response to return the collision position, collision type and other information, and through the computation of the returned data, the object's motion state after the collision is derived. collision settings collision  detection collision  monitoring and  response boxcomponent capsulecomponent spherecomponent unreal engine notifyactorbeginoverlap notifyactorendoverlap ...... fig 4. workflow diagram of object collision detection system 60 in the training software development, the collision channel type of "moving" objects such as unmanned crafts and birds is selected as the world dynamic, and the collision channel type of world static objects such as earth, rocks and trees is selected as world static. take rock as an example, its channel type is set to world static, the collision preset is block all (collision with all objects), and the unmanned craft under the collision response list is selected, then the unmanned craft will collide with the rock and change the motion state of the unmanned craft according to the collision response, and then return the result of the collision. 4.5. testing and results analysis all of the software functions described in this article were developed in unreal engine 5. in order to test the actual effect and usability of the unmanned craft simulation training environment, the complete set of software built in ue5 is packaged and exported after completing the software development work. the test is run on another computer, which is configured as shown in the table below. table 2. the representation of craft’s variable no. name parameters 1 cpu intel core i5-13400 2 memory 16gb ddr4 3200mhz 3 hard disk 512gb nvme pcie 4.0 4 graphics card geforce gtx 1660s 6gb 5 system windows 10 fig 5. simulation training process of unmanned craft the test results demonstrate that the developed unmanned craft simulation training software has a clear and smooth scene picture, and the scene terrain model is close to the real terrain with a high degree of model fidelity. during the operation of the software, the unmanned craft can float in the water normally, and be affected by different degrees of sea winds, waves or currents and produce phenomena such as offset, pendulum swing, horizontal rocking and so on. when the operator uses the keyboard to simulate the throttle and rudder of the remote control to send out control commands, the unmanned craft model in the software is able to present the corresponding action response, such as acceleration, deceleration, turning and so on. when the operator 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[8] u s.j., zhu k.q., zhao j.p.. “research on mathematical model of ship maneuvering in wind and flow environment”, ship science and technology, 2013, vol 35(1), p27-30. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 25 comparison of r&d input‐output efficiency in 31 provinces and cities in china zejiong zhou, yuting jiang * school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, china * corresponding author: yuting jiang (email: 1433562844@qq.com) abstract: in today's globally competitive economic environment, r&d is the source and internal power of economic growth, and its quantitative scale and innovation momentum directly affect the development of scientific and technological undertakings and the realization of high-level scientific and technological self-reliance and self-improvement. based on the construction of regional r&d input-output efficiency evaluation index system, the article measures the r&d input-output efficiency and its yearly changes in 31 provinces and cities in china from 2017 to 2021 using ccr-dea, bcc-dea and malmquist-dea models. based on the above conclusions, relevant recommendations are put forward to improve regional r&d input-output efficiency. keywords: r&d input-output; dea; efficiency. 1. introduction with the advent of globalization and the knowledge-based economy, the concept of science and technology as the first productive force has been given increasing attention. science and technology innovation has become the focus for enhancing international competitiveness and an important means of realizing coordinated, balanced and sustainable regional economic development. in recent years, chinese governments and enterprises at all levels have continuously increased their investment in science and technology innovation, and both scientific and technological human capital and financial capital have enjoyed sustained and rapid growth. the report of the 20th cpc national congress promotes and deploys education, science and technology, and human resources as a whole, pointing out that education, science and technology, and human resources are the basic and strategic support for building a socialist modernized country in a comprehensive manner, and that it is necessary to adhere to the idea that science and technology is the first productive force, human resources are the first resource, and innovation is the first driving force. r&d input-output efficiency is an important indicator reflecting regional scientific and technological resource allocation and operation ability, which can be obtained through evaluation and measurement. foreign research on the evaluation of r&d input-output efficiency is mainly promoted along the aspects of improving the efficiency evaluation method and extending the evaluation object level. in terms of evaluation methods, there are mainly two types of non-parametric data envelopment analysis (dea) and parametric stochastic frontier approach (sfa), and the dea method also develops ccr-dea, bcc-dea, crossefficiency dea, and so on. in terms of evaluation objects, there are mainly studies oriented to industrial sectors such as manufacturing, services, agriculture, etc. there are also studies oriented to regions, such as the 32 cities in mexico. domestic research on the evaluation of regional r&d innovation efficiency basically shows a similar development line with foreign research. some scholars are devoted to the construction of regional r&d innovation efficiency index system, such as yan liand wang liqi. some scholars pay attention to the empirical analysis of regional r&d innovation efficiency while improving the evaluation methodology, such as wang ruiqi et al., gao xia et al., jiang xinghua, and tong jixin et al., etc. these studies are useful to understand the level of r&d innovation efficiency in the empirical regions and advance the research on the evaluation of r&d innovation efficiency. therefore, this paper evaluates china's regional r&d input and output efficiency from both static and dynamic aspects by establishing the index system of r&d input and output with certain theoretical value, which is of practical significance for the improvement of regional r&d input and output efficiency and the in-depth implementation of the national innovation-driven strategy. 2. dea model design 2.1. modeling data envelopment analysis (dea) is a method proposed by the famous american operations researchers a. charnes and w. w. cooper for comparing and evaluating the relative effectiveness between similar decision-making units (dmu) with multiple inputs and multiple outputs. because the method directly uses input and output data to construct a nonparametric dea model to compare the relative efficiency of input and output of decision making units, it does not need to determine the form of the function and the weights of the input and output indicators in advance when dealing with the input and output problems, and the decomposition of the efficiency of the input and output is more objective, based on this advantage, this paper adopts the data envelopment analysis (dea) evaluation model for assessment. the expression is: njsrsij j yrksrjyrj xiksijxij sisi i j i j i j n r m i ,,2,1,0,, 1 )](min[ 1 1 1 11                         26 where, the bcc model is assumed to have multiple decision-making units (dmu), where x is the i-th input of a certain decision unit j, and x ≥ 0;y is the r-th output of a certain decision unit j,y ≥0, theθ is the target planning value, andλ is the planning decision variable, ε is the nonarchimedean infinitesimal, si andsr are vectors of slack variables. ifθ 1, s = 0, ands = 0, the decision-making unit dea is valid; ifθ 1 , the dmu is dea invalid; ifθ 1 , and s ≠0 or s ≠0, the dmu is weak dea valid. the malmquist index method is widely used to measure productivity change and is expressed as: techsechpechtecheffchtfpch yxd yxd yxd yxd tech yxd yxd effch yxd yxd yxd yxd yxyxm ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt tttt           )( ] ),( ),( ),( ),( [ ),( ),( ] ),( ),( ),( ),( [),,,( 2 1 1111 11 11 2 1 1 11111 11 where, (x , y ) and (x , y ) denote the input-output vectors for period t and period t+1, respectively, where an mindex >1 indicates an increase in efficiency and an m-index <1 indicates a decrease in efficiency. 2.2. sample selection and data sources r&d activity is a complex system with multiple inputs and outputs, and making a comprehensive, systematic and objective evaluation of it is a comprehensive evaluation problem with multiple criteria. based on the current situation of r&d scale and taking into account the availability and validity of data, this paper measures and analyzes the r&d input-output efficiency of 31 provinces in china from 2017 to 2021, and selects the full-time equivalent of r&d personnel and the internal expenditure of r&d funds as the input indexes, and the number of patent authorizations and technology market turnover are selected to measure the output level of r&d in each region of china. the research design of r&d input and output indicators is shown in table 1. table 1. r&d input-output indicator system standardized layer indicator layer input indicators full-time equivalent of r&d personnel internal expenditure on r&d funds output indicators number of patents granted technology market turnover the study takes 31 provinces and cities (excluding hong kong, macao and taiwan) as sample decision-making units, and carries out sample statistical analysis using the 2017-2021 china statistical yearbook, china science and technology statistical yearbook, and provincial and municipal statistical yearbooks as data sources to ensure the correctness and completeness of the data sources. 3. empirical analysis of r&d inputoutput efficiency 3.1. static analysis of dea models using deap2.1 software to analyze the r&d input-output efficiency of the input-output indicators of 31 provinces in china in 2017 and 2021, we obtained the comprehensive efficiency value, pure technical efficiency value and scale efficiency value of r&d, and the results are shown in table 2. (1) from the comprehensive technical efficiency index, r&d input and output efficiency did not reach dea efficiency in 2017 and 2021, and the supply efficiency was 0.41 and 0.386 respectively, which is in the lower category. from an inter-provincial perspective, there are still some differences in the r&d input-output efficiency of different regions, except for beijing, tianjin, hebei, heilongjiang, shanghai, shandong, hunan, guangxi, hainan and shaanxi, where the efficiency has improved, and the supply efficiency of most of the regions is gradually decreasing. four and three regions reach the production frontier surface in 2017 and 2021 respectively, and the region that is effective in both study periods is xinjiang, indicating that the r&d inputs and outputs in this region have realized the optimal allocation, the input structure is reasonable, and the inputs and outputs reach the best effect under different combinations. in 2021, three provinces, beijing, guangxi and xinjiang, are on the production frontier, and the rest of the provinces have different degrees of room for improvement in the pure technical efficiency and scale efficiency, and the provinces in the last three places are fujian, guangdong and chongqing, and these 3 provinces should focus on strengthening the level of r&d input and output and designing a reasonable incentive system to achieve the optimal scale. (2) the pure technical efficiency of r&d input and output shows a downward trend. in 2021, the pure technical efficiency of national r&d input and output is 0.61, reflecting that there is more room for progress in the management level, and the scale efficiency of r&d input and output is lower than the pure technical efficiency, which indicates that the scale of r&d is the main factor restricting the efficiency of china's r&d input and output. the number of regions with effective pure technical efficiency is more than the number of regions with effective scale efficiency, and the number of provinces with effective pure technical efficiency in 2017 and 2021 is 8 and 9 respectively, indicating that these provinces are more advanced in management and technology, etc., and the established inputs maximize output, and the lower scale efficiency is the main reason for the lower comprehensive efficiency, and the investment scale should be adjusted to further improve the scale efficiency. the pure technical efficiency values of hainan, guizhou and ningxia are at a lower level, 0.261, 0.294 and 0.386 in 2017, and 0.318, 0.318 and 0.176 in 2021, which are much lower than the national average, and must further improve the level of r&d technology. (3) the scale efficiency of r&d input and output can reflect whether the regional r&d input and output is at the optimal scale, as can be seen from table 2, the scale efficiency has slightly decreased from 0.589 in 2017 to 0.532 in 2021. the only region with scale efficiency of 1 in both years is xinjiang. the scale efficiency values of jiangsu and guangdong are at a low level, and they should further expand their investment in r&d to achieve the optimal scale. regions with increasing returns to scale, such as hainan, tibet and gansu, should reasonably increase their r&d inputs, while regions with decreasing returns to scale have obvious efficiency loss problems due to the ineffective utilization of funding expenditures, and special attention should be paid to improving the direction of funding 27 utilization. table 2. r&d input-output efficiency values for 31 provinces and municipalities, 2017 and 2021 provinces 2017 2021 combined technical efficiency pure technical efficiency scale efficiency scale gains combined technical efficiency pure technical efficiency scale efficiency scale gains beijing 0.896 1 0.896 drs 1 1 1 tianjin 0.298 0.604 0.494 drs 0.344 0.562 0.612 drs hebei 0.215 0.719 0.299 drs 0.393 1 0.393 drs shanxi 0.336 0.531 0.633 drs 0.273 0.596 0.458 drs inner mongolia 0.552 0.552 0.999 0.397 0.587 0.677 drs liaoning 0.408 0.726 0.561 drs 0.226 0.422 0.535 drs jilin 0.558 0.581 0.961 drs 0.18 0.314 0.574 drs heilongjiang 0.315 0.628 0.501 drs 0.444 0.629 0.706 drs shanghai 0.299 0.609 0.49 drs 0.344 0.698 0.493 drs jiangsu 0.181 0.875 0.206 drs 0.094 1 0.094 drs zhejiang 0.254 1 0.254 drs 0.124 1 0.124 drs anhui 0.257 0.745 0.345 drs 0.19 0.484 0.393 drs fujian 0.175 0.541 0.323 drs 0.053 0.358 0.147 drs jiangxi 0.233 0.676 0.344 drs 0.085 0.273 0.31 drs shandong 0.177 0.475 0.373 drs 0.203 1 0.203 drs henan 0.233 0.738 0.315 drs 0.131 0.663 0.197 drs hubei 0.3 0.439 0.684 drs 0.221 0.443 0.498 drs hunan 0.136 0.436 0.312 drs 0.173 0.287 0.605 drs guangdong 0.139 1 0.139 drs 0.074 1 0.074 drs guangxi 0.761 1 0.761 drs 1 1 1 hainan 0.213 0.261 0.814 drs 0.289 0.318 0.909 irs chongqing 0.236 0.644 0.366 drs 0.074 0.27 0.273 drs sichuan 0.223 0.605 0.368 drs 0.183 0.453 0.404 drs guizhou 0.214 0.294 0.726 drs 0.201 0.318 0.632 drs yunnan 0.52 0.882 0.589 drs 0.195 0.532 0.366 drs tibet 1 1 1 0.324 1 0.324 irs shaanxi 0.309 0.403 0.766 drs 0.373 0.42 0.888 drs gansu 1 1 1 0.521 0.524 0.994 irs qinghai 1 1 1 0.428 0.591 0.724 irs ningxia 0.29 0.386 0.751 drs 0.158 0.176 0.895 irs xinjiang 1 1 1 1 1 1 national average 0.41 0.689 0.589 0.313 0.61 0.532 3.2. dynamic analysis of the malmquist index malmquist index can dynamically reflect the trend of r&d efficiency in each region, so deap2.1 software was used to analyze the r&d data of 31 provinces in china from 2017 to 2021, and then examine the dynamic changes and heterogeneity of total factor productivity. (1) analysis of overall efficiency changes. as can be seen from table 3 and table 4: the average value of china's r&d productivity index in 2017-2021 is 1.154, which is basically rising overall, and the total factor productivity index is greater than 1 in each year of the study period, indicating that the r&d efficiency is in a steadily rising stage. decomposition, technical efficiency decreased by 8.3%, and the average value of technical progress increased by 25.9%, indicating that the drive of r&d technical progress plays a major role, reflecting that although the technical progress of china's r&d is very fast, the technical efficiency is still to be improved, and there is still more room for realizing the effective inputs and outputs of r&d by improving the technical efficiency. sub-annually, the technical efficiency index during 2018-2019 and 20202021 is 0.927 and 0.617 respectively, and the technical progress index is 1.201 and 1.815 respectively, reflecting that the technical progress index makes a major contribution to the improvement of the total factor productivity of r&d, and the technical efficiency index has a greater impact on the change of the total factor productivity during the period of 2019-2020. in 2017-2021, the total factor productivity of r&d in china is greater than 1, and only the technical progress in each year is less than 1 in 2019-2020, and the value of the rest of the years is slightly larger, reflecting that technical progress is the main factor driving the growth of total factor productivity. (2) comparison of efficiency changes among provinces. from table 4, it can be seen that: except for jilin, yunnan and tibet, the r&d productivity index of which is less than 1 in 2017-2021, the r&d total factor productivity index of the other 28 provinces is greater than 1, indicating that the inputoutput efficiency of r&d in the vast majority of china's regions is constantly improving and developing in a better way. in terms of growth drivers, the technical efficiency of shanxi, inner mongolia, jilin, liaoning and other regions has been reduced, and the improvement of r&d input-output efficiency mainly originates from the improvement of technological progress, whereas the changes in the technical efficiency of r&d input-output in beijing, hebei, shanghai and other regions and the technological changes are synchronized, i.e., the technical efficiency and the factor of technological progress synergistically play a role in promoting the development. 28 table 3. r&d malmquist index and its decomposition, 2017-2021 year technical efficiency technological progress pure technical efficiency scale efficiency total factor productivity 2017-2018 1.126 1.169 1.019 1.105 1.317 2018-2019 0.927 1.201 0.946 0.979 1.113 2019-2020 1.096 0.985 1.048 1.046 1.079 2020-2021 0.617 1.815 0.835 0.739 1.120 average value 0.917 1.259 0.958 0.956 1.154 table 4. r&d malmquist index and its decomposition by region provinces technical efficiency technological progress pure technical efficiency scale efficiency total factor productivity beijing 1.028 1.064 1 1.028 1.094 tianjin 1.036 1.165 0.982 1.055 1.206 hebei 1.164 1.239 1.086 1.071 1.442 shanxi 0.949 1.313 1.029 0.922 1.247 inner mongolia 0.921 1.42 1.015 0.907 1.308 liaoning 0.863 1.214 0.873 0.988 1.048 jilin 0.754 1.226 0.858 0.879 0.925 heilongjiang 1.09 1.17 1 1.089 1.275 shanghai 1.036 1.186 1.035 1.001 1.229 jiangsu 0.849 1.302 1.034 0.821 1.105 zhejiang 0.836 1.305 1 0.836 1.091 anhui 0.927 1.26 0.898 1.033 1.168 fujian 0.741 1.43 0.902 0.822 1.06 jiangxi 0.777 1.299 0.797 0.974 1.009 shandong 1.034 1.28 1.205 0.858 1.324 henan 0.866 1.293 0.974 0.889 1.119 hubei 0.926 1.146 1.003 0.924 1.061 hunan 1.063 1.195 0.9 1.18 1.27 guangdong 0.854 1.323 1 0.854 1.129 guangxi 1.071 1.28 1 1.071 1.371 hainan 1.08 1.337 1.05 1.028 1.443 chongqing 0.748 1.394 0.805 0.929 1.043 sichuan 0.952 1.183 0.93 1.024 1.127 guizhou 0.985 1.227 1.019 0.966 1.208 yunnan 0.782 1.236 0.881 0.888 0.967 tibet 0.755 1.252 1 0.755 0.945 shaanxi 1.048 1.092 1.01 1.038 1.145 gansu 0.85 1.176 0.851 0.998 1 qinghai 0.809 1.249 0.877 0.922 1.01 ningxia 0.858 1.395 0.822 1.045 1.198 xinjiang 1 1.484 1 1 1.484 national average 0.917 1.259 0.958 0.956 1.154 4. conclusion and suggestions 4.1. conclusion this paper draws the following conclusions from an empirical study of r&d input-output efficiency in 31 provinces in china from 2017 to 2021: based on the dea model measurement, it can be seen that the comprehensive efficiency of r&d inputs and outputs in 2017 and 2021 have not reached the dea effective, and the efficiency of r&d inputs and outputs of different provinces varies greatly, and most of the provinces have different degrees of pure technical efficiency and scale efficiency improvement space, which should be focused on improving the level of r&d inputs and outputs, designing a reasonable incentive system, and expanding inputs to achieve the optimal scale; dynamic analysis based on malmquist index shows that the average value of china's r&d input-output efficiency productivity index is 1.154 in 2017-2021, indicating that the overall supply efficiency is on the rise. the change of technological progress in r&d input-output plays an important role in the improvement of comprehensive efficiency. 4.2. suggestions first, increase support for high-tech industries. high-tech industries are an important driving force for economic development and innovation. the government should improve its support for scientific and technological innovation, increase investment in r&d funding and policy support, adjust the layout of r&d according to national strategic needs and industrial development direction, strengthen basic and applied research, improve original innovation capability, and establish a more flexible and efficient funding mechanism for scientific research projects, so as to attract more enterprises and scientific research institutes to participate in r&d in the field of high technology, in order to enhance the r&d output efficiency of each province. secondly, provinces are encouraged to strengthen cooperation between industry, universities and research institutes. it promotes in-depth cooperation among enterprises, universities and scientific research institutions, forms an integrated innovation system of industry-university-research, 29 establishes a good cooperation mechanism, promotes the flow of knowledge and the allocation of resources, improves the efficiency of the r&d process and the innovation capacity, and accelerates the research, development and transformation of new technologies and new products. at the same time, the cooperation among industries, universities and research institutes provides enterprises with more support for scientific and technological talents, improves the overall quality and innovation ability of r&d teams, and promotes the efficiency of r&d input and output in each province. finally, strengthening inter-provincial synergy and cooperation is also an important way to improve the efficiency of r&d inputs and outputs. different provinces have unique industrial characteristics and resource advantages, and provinces can work together to establish an inter-provincial r&d alliance dedicated to promoting knowledge sharing and technological cooperation. through regular seminars, workshops and training courses, r&d personnel from different provinces will be provided with opportunities to communicate and cooperate, and to collaborate in sharing experiences and resources. at the same time, special funds should be set up to finance collaborative r&d projects, provide r&d equipment and technical support, and offer incentives to high-level r&d personnel to encourage the sharing of resources and experience among provinces, thereby accelerating the iteration and transformation of technological innovations and improving the efficiency of r&d inputs and outputs across the country. references [1] xi jinping. holding high the great banner of socialism with chinese characteristics and striving in unity for the comprehensive construction of a modernized socialist country-report at the twentieth national congress of the communist party of china [m]. beijing: people's publishing house, 2022:30. 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results, they are time-consuming and labor-intensive. on the other hand, automatic evaluation methods are cost-effective and rapid, but their evaluation results do not match the expertise of human evaluators. the objective of this paper is to furnish researchers with a comprehensive overview of machine translation quality assessment methods, enabling them to select appropriate approaches based on their specific experimental requirements. additionally, we aspire to offer valuable insights and novel perspectives for further advancements in the field of machine translation quality assessment methods. keywords: machine translation; automatic evaluation metric; human evaluation methods. 1. introduction as the demand for translation continues to rise, traditional human translation alone is no longer sufficient, leading to the emergence of machine translation (mt). the evaluation of machine translation quality has played a pivotal role in advancing the development of mt systems. over time, assessment methods have transitioned from traditional manual assessment to current automatic assessment methods. however, the existing literature on mt quality assessment methods is lacking, necessitating a comprehensive summary of this field. the purpose of this review is to examine and summarize the currently available methods for assessing the quality of mt, while discussing their respective strengths and weaknesses. the review begins by exploring traditional manual assessment methods and then delves into supervised and unsupervised learning-based assessment methods. by presenting a comprehensive overview, this review aims to assist researchers in selecting the most suitable mt quality assessment methods for their future work. additionally, this paper will address the challenges associated with mt quality assessment and propose directions for future research, providing researchers with new perspectives and insights to enhance their techniques in this domain. 2. classification of mt quality assessment methods mt quality assessment (mtqa) methods can be broadly categorized into manual assessment methods and automatic assessment methods. manual assessment methods involve human assessors, while automatic assessment methods utilize mathematical formulas or deep learning algorithms to quantify and measure translation quality. manual evaluation methods are effective in assessing translation quality. bilingual assessors, with their deep understanding of language, can evaluate translations based on accuracy, fluency, expressive integrity, and the ability to capture nuances in complex texts. however, manual assessment methods have drawbacks. they are timeconsuming, labor-intensive, and reliant on finding trustworthy bilingual evaluators. additionally, subjective differences among evaluators can lead to varying assessment results for the same translation. to enhance reliability, averaging scores from multiple assessors is commonly employed. to overcome the limitations of manual assessment methods, researchers have turned to automated assessment methods. they employ objective evaluation metrics through mathematical formulas or deep learning algorithms. however, these metrics may not fully capture human understanding of translation. traditional automatic evaluation metrics, such as bleu, focus on lexical similarity and often overlook contextual information, resulting in inaccurate evaluations [1]. to address this, researchers have proposed automatic evaluation methods based on transformer-based language models [2]. these methods consider contextual relationships and semantic features, making them closer to human evaluation [3]. 3. manual assessment methods human evaluation methods are mainly divided into methods based on direct judgement and methods not based on direct judgement [4]. the direct judgement-based assessment method was still used as the main method for evaluating english translations at the mt society 2022 [5]. the evaluator reads and evaluates the translation output by the system and compares its meaning with an english reference translation manually translated by a human translator. the evaluator is asked to rate the mt result on a scale such as 0-5 or 0-100 based on its accuracy, fluency, and similarity to the reference translation. the advantage of a direct judgement based assessment method is that it is possible to see from the scoring results not only how one translation result is better than another, but also how far that result is better than the other [6]. 109 the non-direct judgement based approach assesses the translation quality by asking the assessor to perform tasks related to the mt results, such as reading comprehension, information retrieval or gap filling [7], and assesses the translation quality based on the results of the tasks. this assessment method can assess the mt results more comprehensively and is more objective than the direct judgement-based assessment method, but it requires more time and manpower costs and has higher requirements for the assessors. 4. automated assessment methodology so far automatic evaluation methods can be mainly classified into three main categories: methods based on reference translation, methods based on unsupervised learning, and methods based on supervised learning. reference translation-based methods mainly assess translation quality by comparing mt results with reference translations, and measure the degree of similarity between mt results and reference translations through mathematical formulas [8], etc. unsupervised learning-based approaches learn the criteria for assessing translation quality from the data itself by using datasets that do not require human labelling to learn models or compute metrics. supervised learning-based approaches learn models or compute metrics by training with human labelled datasets, which are usually human labelled reference translations. 4.1. methodology based on reference translations 4.1.1. bleu the bleu metric (bilingual evaluation understudy) was proposed by kishore papineni et al. bleu uses an n-gram matching rule to compare the percentage of similarity of n groups of words between mt results and reference translations. 1-gram results tend to represent adequacy, while 2-gram and above matching results represent fluency and text readability. [1] the advantages of this method are: (1) fast calculation speed; (2) low resource languages are also applicable; (3) the calculation method is easy to understand. but it also has disadvantages, in the process of matching the translation result must match the reference translation exactly ignoring the syntactic semantics, and even manual translation is impossible to do this. 4.1.2. meteor to address the shortcomings of bleu, the researchers proposed the meteor (metric for evaluation of translation with explicit ordering) method. meteor takes into account both accuracy and recall and proposes an automatic evaluation based on the weighted reconciled mean of the single-precision and single-word recall metrics [9]. meanwhile, it expands the synonym set with knowledge sources such as wordnet, while considering the lexical properties of words. in summary, compared with bleu and nist, meteor considers more semantic and lexical information and provides a more accurate assessment of mt quality. 4.1.3. other methods based on reference translation in wmt19, which is also a reference translation-based method, character n-gram f-score (chrf) demonstrates a higher correlation with human judgement than bleu.chrf is based on character level n-gram matching to calculate and evaluate the quality of mt results. firstly, the mt results and reference translations are segmented at the character level, and then the n-gram match is calculated. finally, the precision rate, recall rate and f-score are calculated based on the matching degree. compared with bleu, chrf is more suitable for evaluating some non-standardized texts, such as the spoken language domain. there are many other methods based on reference translation, which are not listed here. the central idea of the automatic evaluation method based on reference translation is to evaluate the quality of mt by comparing the result of mt with the reference translation, which cannot be used if there is no reference translation. 4.2. unsupervised learning based approach yisi is an automatic evaluation framework that can be applied to different resource languages, which utilises two measurement models and provides the option to fall back to a lexically-based evaluation method such as bleu when a semantic model of the evaluated language is not available. yisi was first used in the wmt18 shared tasks and performed well and consistently in tests related to human judgement. there are three versions of yisi: yisi-0, yisi-1, and yisi-2. yisi-0 is a resource-free variant of yisi that uses the longest common character substring accuracy to evaluate the lexical similarity between the mt result and the reference translation. yisi-1 is a monolingual variant of yisi that uses an embedding model to evaluate lexical semantic similarity and a semantic role tagger to evaluate structural semantic similarity. yisi-2 is a cross-linguistic variant of yisi, which uses a cross-linguistic embedding model to evaluate crosslinguistic lexical semantic similarity, along with a semantic role tagger to evaluate structural semantic similarity. 4.3. supervised learning based approach 4.3.1. beer beer (better evaluation as ranking) is a supervised learning-based method for automatically evaluating the quality of mt that can combine a large number of features into a linear model. beer uses character-level n-grams to compute similarity and alignment trees to compute fluency of input sentences. the model is also trained using labelled data to increase the similarity with human rankings. 4.3.2. comet cross-lingual optimised metric for evaluation of translation (comet) is a neural network based on pytorch framework for training multilingual mt evaluation models. comet supports two different architectures: the estimator model and the translation ranking model. the fundamental difference between these two models lies in the training objective, which is to regress the quality scores directly, while the training objective of the latter is to minimise the distance between the "good" mt results and the reference translation. both models are composed of a cross-lingual encoder and a pooling layer, and comet has the advantage of being easily adapted to and optimised for different types of human judgements on the quality of mts [9]. 4.3.3. other supervised learning based methods with the development of deep learning and neural networks, there are many supervised learning based automatic methods for evaluating the quality of mt such as ruse, blend, bleurt and so on in addition to beer and comet. the main idea of these methods is to assess the quality of mt results by using manually labelled translation 110 scores or datasets for prediction. 5. challenge a large number of researchers have designed experiments to prove that neural network-based methods for automatically assessing the quality of mt perform better than traditional assessment methods. however, the most commonly used evaluation methods nowadays are still the most traditional methods such as bleu. so the challenge now is to find out why the use of higher performance automated evaluation methods is not widespread and why people prefer to go for traditional automated evaluation metrics. there is also the fact that human evaluation is still used as a benchmark for evaluating translation results for different tasks in wmt22, and how to improve the automatic evaluation method so that it can be aligned with the quality of human evaluation should also be a key area of focus for researchers in the future. 6. conclusion and recommendations finally, in this paper we review common mt quality assessment methods regarding manual and automatic assessment. traditional manual evaluation methods evaluate mt results by human experts, which can get high quality evaluation results, but they are time-consuming and costly with a certain degree of subjectivity. the automatic evaluation method evaluates the mt results through mathematical formulae or computer 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(2005, june). meteor: an automatic metric for mt evaluation with improved correlation with human judgments. in: proceedings of the acl workshop on intrinsic and extrinsic evaluation measures for machine translation and/or summarization. pp.65-72. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 122 feature extraction algorithm of cutter head pressure signal based on stack auto‐encoder jiacan xu 1, binbin hu 1, *, mingye yang 1, shiyu xing 1, 2 and peng zhou 1 1 college of engineering training and innovation, shenyang jianzhu university, shenyang, china 2 shenyang piotec technology co. ltd, shenyang, china * corresponding author: binbin hu (email: hubinbin@sjzu.edu.cn) abstract: tool system wear is one of the common faults affecting tbm system tunneling. in order to simulate the operation of the tbm tool system, judge its failure state, and locate the failure area of the hob, this paper designed the simulation experiment platform of the tbm tool system, and obtained the pressure signal of the tool plate when the tool plate is running through the experiment platform, and proposed the pressure feature extraction algorithm for the cutter head of the tbm tool system, so as to judge the failure state of the cutter head system and locate the failure area. experimental results show that the cutter head pressure feature extraction and failure location algorithm proposed in this paper can effectively identify the cutter head region where the failure hob is located, and improve the efficiency of cutter head maintenance in the process of tbm tunneling. keywords: tunnel boring machine (tbm); cutting tool system; failure determination. 1. introduction full-section rock tunnel boring machine (tbm) is a major technical equipment in urgent need of key breakthrough in our country, as shown in figure 1.1. in tunnel excavation, due to its high tunneling speed and degree of automation, less damage to the surrounding environment, high comprehensive benefits, and more safety and reliability than traditional drilling and blasting method, it is widely used. tbm mainly includes tool system, cutter head system, hydraulic propulsion system, etc., and the tool system as the core component of the full section rock tunnel boring machine, its performance and reliability directly affect the engineering efficiency and construction cost. in the process of tbm construction, the tool system is installed on the cutter head in the tbm hydraulic propulsion system thrust and hydraulic motor torque under the action of rock breaking, through the rock to produce a certain shear and extrusion to destroy the rock. the hob directly participates in the crushing of the rock. the working condition of the hob in the rock breaking is very complex, which is prone to severe wear and lead to failure, which seriously affects the efficiency of rock breaking. therefore, it is necessary to carry out regular stop inspection to check whether the hob in the tool system fails. however, manual inspection of the failure hob takes too long, prolongs the construction time and seriously affects the construction efficiency[1]. it is a commonly used research method to determine whether the hob fails according to the pressure signal of the cutter head. researchers used wavelet transforms[3] and neural networks [2] to analyze tool fault prediction methods. qin et al. [4] proposed a hybrid depth neural network (hdnn) based on equipment operating parameters and state parameters for accurate prediction of cutter head torque of shield boring machine. zhou [5] et al. used artificial neural network, random forest regression and support vector regression to establish tbm pr model. in addition, jin et al.[6] investigated the influence of rock properties and changes in tbm parameters on hob failure. a new hob wear model was developed by combining the archard model with the tbm cutter head kinematics. rostami et al.[7] modeled the cutter head system and analyzed the force on the rock broken by the hob and optimized the parameters of the cutter head system by consider different rock characteristics. these methods studied the wear mechanism of the tbm tool system, the force analysis of the hob rock breaking, etc., but there were few studies on the tool system failure diagnosis and failure region location. in this paper, aiming at the common problem of hob failure in tbm construction, the depth characteristics of cutter head force signal in tbm excavation were extracted by sae stack encoder (sae), and support vector machine was used to determine the location of the failure hob, so as to improve the efficiency of cutter head fault maintenance in excavation process. fig 1. full-section tunnel boring machine 123 2. feature extraction algorithm of cutter head vibration signal stacked autoencoder (sae) is a deep learning method, whose basic idea is to extract higher-order features of data layer by layer through multiple autoencoders. the network architecture proposed in this paper is shown in the figure. wherein, the input signal matrix of the network is , ∈ . similarly, the class tag vector of the hybrid network is ∈ . the encoder of sae can be expressed as: where, is the input sample, is the weight matrix, is the bias vector, is the activation function, and is the hidden layer output. the decoder can be expressed as: where is the hidden layer output, is the weight matrix, is the bias vector, is the activation function, and is the reconstruction layer output. for self-coding networks, in order to find the optimal one of , , , , the following formula can be minimized to evaluate the weight matrix and bias of the hidden layer: , ∥ ∥ 2 ∥ ∥ where, kl is the kullback-leibler (kl) divergence between, the average activation (averaged over the training set) of hidden unit , and desired activations , is the regularization term. in the actual network, the cross-entropy loss function is used to optimize the reconstruction error of sae. the formula is as follows: log 1 log 1 consider using radial basis function (rbf) svm classifier to classify feature vectors. the classifier can be represented by the following classification function: where, is the weight vector of the classification plane, is the bias vector of the classification plane, gaussian radial basis kernel function , is introduced, and the final classification function is expressed as: , 3. experimental and results 3.1. experimental and datasets the tool system failure diagnosis and failure area location are performed using the experimental data of the hob simulation test platform, as shown in figure 2. the experimental platform mainly includes the experimental table, the propulsion mechanism, the load simulation system and the rotating application module. the experimental table is welded by 10a and 12a channel steel, and horizontal steel plates are welded on the channel steel frame. the propulsion mechanism consists of six propulsion hydraulic cylinders, and the rodless cavity of each cylinder is respectively provided with a pressure sensor, which can adjust the thrust size of the propulsion cylinder by adjusting the relief valve. the propulsive mechanism comprises a propulsive support plate and 6 articulated structures. the load simulation device is connected with the propulsive mechanism through a walking support plate. the load simulation device includes 8 adjustable spring dampers, articulated mechanism, support mechanism, flat plain bearing and rotating disc. experiment by stratified sampling selected tool system failure and tool system four zones failure of 5 types of data, each type of data were intercepted 600 trials, a total of 3000 trials, as the data set of this experiment. fig 2. actual lab bench construction 3.2. results in order to accurately identify the cutter head region where the failure hob is located, the stack auto-encoder (sae) is used to extract the pressure signals in different regions of the cutter head, and the depth characteristics of the multi-channel pressure signals are extracted. then, according to the stress characteristics of the cutter head, support vector machine (svm) was used to identify the cutter head region where the failure hob was located. according to the experimental data collected by the hob simulation test platform, we identified five types of pressure signals: no hob failure, upper partition failure, lower partition failure, left partition failure and right partition failure. the experimental results are shown in table 1. as can be seen from the table, the recognition accuracy rate of hob without failure is higher than that of failure. this is because when hob is running normally, the pressure signal received by each area of cutter head is uniform, which is quite different from that when hob failure occurs. in addition, the recognition accuracy of upper and lower partition failure is higher than that of left and right partition. among them, the lower partition hob failure identification efficiency is the best. table 1. comparison of model results tool system failure area accuracy of sae-svm model no failure occurred 100% upper partition failure 83.3% lower partition failure 93.3% left partition failure 76.7% right partition failure 75% 124 4. summary in this paper, the tool system of tbm is taken as the research object. in order to improve the maintenance efficiency of the tool system, the algorithm of cutter head pressure feature extraction and failure region location is proposed. using sae algorithm to extract the depth characteristics of cutter head pressure signal, and using svm to judge whether the tool system failure occurred under the characteristics, and locate the failure problem cutter head region, has important guiding significance for the operation and maintenance of tool system. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from the national natural science foundation of china [grant number: 62173238], the doctor research project of liaoning provincial science and technology department (grant number: 2022-bs-193). references [1] xu h y, shen q b, jin w f, et al. radial hilbert transform for phase retrieval using two-wavelength three-frame phaseshifting interferometry[j]. optics and lasers in engineering, 2020, 124: 649-660. 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[14] kesar s, minge x, william e s. confidence distribution (cd): distribution estimator of a parameter[j]. lecture notesmonograph series, 2007, 54: 132-150. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 7 real-time classifier of multilingual font styles based on resnet, swordnet, logistic regression and random forest algorithms yue wu * school of ai and advanced computing, xi'an jiaotong-liverpool university, jiangsu 215123, china * corresponding author email: wuyue20022021@163.com abstract: different languages have different characters. at the same time, each character has a lot of font styles. this makes it difficult for humans to recognize different font styles for different characters. however, being able to detect and identify these font styles quickly and accurately has many important application use cases in different fields. at the same time, a large number of internet users use web pages to query font styles. therefore, i choose to make this real-time multilingual font style recognition algorithm. in this paper, i propose an algorithm that recognizes the input text and pictures in real time to judge the language and style of the text. it includes resnet, swordnet, logistic regression and random forest algorithms. the whole algorithm also calls pytesseract and google tesseract to realize text recognition and text positioning. i used font datasets used in "font and calligraphy style recognition using complex wavelet transform" for training. at the same time, i also built an image text recognition algorithm and generated various font styles as a data source. based on this data, we adjusted the parameters and finally achieved an accuracy rate higher than 90%. keywords: font style recognition; real-time font identification; image text recognition; language identification; resnet; random forest; logistic regression; pytesseract. 1. dataset 1.1. real-time font style dataset this dataset was created by me. the data set is generated in real-time, and its content is very varied. it mainly uses google's tesseract and various font packages for generation. i will describe how the entire database is generated and used in real time. 1.1.1. data establishment process first, the user needs to find a picture of some text as shown in figure 1. the selected picture should be clear and the text in the picture should be parallel to the picture. text and pictures in multiple languages can be input and the input picture should be placed in the 'test' folder. fig 1. sentence image second, i call pytesseract and google tesseract to perform recognition on the input image. in this way, i can identify the text content and text position in the image. based on the position and content of the image, it allows the output of the box-selected image as shown in figure 2. the output image size is unified to 220*100. fig 2. picture of single font third, the algorithm calls the font package to generate images with different font styles of the same text as shown in figure 3. fonts are all stored in the 'fonts' folder and the number of datasets generated is affected by the number of fonts. the output image size is also unified to 220*100. all generated text images will be stored in the 'train' folder. fig 3. pictures of fonts 1.1.2. data description and feature analysis the text in the images is black and the background is white. the images are arranged in bgr and they are of the same size. all images are of size 220*100. the data is displayed as a picture and stored in '.png' format. the image name is the label of the image. the format is 'text_font style.png'. all fonts are fully displayed and marked. 8 fig 4. pictures of fonts fig 5. pictures information fig 6. pictures of single font fig 7. pictures of fonts pros: the entire dataset is generated in real-time, which means that the training data can be modified. so, the user can generate training data based on the text he wants to query. this allows the user to choose the language they want to use and the font package they own to generate the data. it also means that we can select the same text as the query text during the model learning process to improve the accuracy and reduce the model learning time. cons: the amount of data generated is relatively small. it takes more time to generate a large amount of data. the results of training using this dataset are for specific texts and have no great generality. 1.1.3. data pre-processing 1.1.3.1 pictures imported and converted to black and white images i use the cv2 package to import the images from the folder and convert the images to black and white. at the same time, the algorithm also reads the image name and enters it into 'words' and 'labels'. 1.1.3.2 image feature transformation the algorithm calculates the histogram after dividing each channel into 8 groups using the feature transformation function. finally, it flattens the 8x8x8 multidimensional array. in this way, i get all the image features. 1.2. font datasets used in "font and calligraphy style recognition using complex wavelet transform" 1.2.1. data description the database is from font datasets used in "font and calligraphy style recognition using complex wavelet transform" shared by alican bozkurt [1]. it includes multiple languages, such as arabic, chinese, and latin-based languages. it has a total of 158 fonts and each font supplies rich font images. all labels are stored in the 'font datasets.csv' file and hold 'id', 'alphabet', 'font', 'emphasis' and 'noise level' as shown in figure 9. fig 8. different languages of fonts fig 9. fonts information 1.2.2. feature analysis pros: this dataset has font data in multiple languages and the data is categorized in detail. the number of samples of each font is large, which is conducive to model learning and generalization using the model results. the dataset annotates font details such as italics and bold. cons: font styles other than those in the dataset are not recognized. at the same time, the text that is not in the dataset may not be recognized. all text is concentrated on a single image. this requires splitting the text on the image. 1.2.3. data pre-processing 1.2.3.1 character recognition and location recognition i use the chinese traditional recognition module of google tesseract to recognize the dataset images. the algorithm will locate all the recognized text on the entire image. at the same time, it will also provide the height, width and text content information of the text. 1.2.3.2 text image segmentation the algorithm uses the location information of the text in 9 the image to segment the image. it segments the image and sets the size to 64*64. finally, the algorithm stores all the generated images in a folder. 2. model fig 10. workflow 2.1. random forest algorithm 2.1.1. workflow the algorithm flow of random forest: (1) the algorithm uses bootstrap to extract n samples with replacement from the training set r and rk is a training subset of r. fig 11. workflow of random forest algorithm [2] (2) for the training subset rk, the algorithm randomly extracts m features from the feature set f without replacement. among them, m=log2^m. it is used as the basis for the split of each node on the decision tree to generate a complete decision tree sk from the root node from top to bottom without pruning. (3) the algorithm repeats steps 1 and 2 n times to get n training subsets r1, r2…rn. at the same time, it generates decision trees s1, s2…sn and combines n decision trees to form a random forest. (4) the algorithm inputs the sample dμ of the test set d into the random forest and lets each decision tree make a decision on dμ. then, it uses the majority voting method to vote on the decision result and finally decides the classification of dμ. (5) the algorithm repeats step 4 for λ times until the classification of test set d is completed. 2.1.2. hardware usage the random forest algorithm uses cpu to perform operations. there is no error during the whole running process and the operation speed is fast. hardware list: device name: laptop-9lij8tiu processor: 11th gen intel(r) core (tm) i9-11900h @ 2.50ghz 2.50 ghz on-board ram: 16.0 gb (15.7 gb available) system type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor 2.1.3. theory an ensemble model like random forest is composed of a bunch of decision trees. there are multiple algorithms for decision trees, the most commonly used ones are id3 and cart. id3 trees use information gain, while cart trees use the gini index to decide when to split. random forest is designed to reduce overfitting and variance by using a bagging algorithm. 2.1.3.1 id3 tree and information gain the whole point of an id3 tree is to maximize information gain and information gain is a measure of impurity using entropy. entropy is a measure of (dis)order, which is able to represent the missing flow of information, or the degree of confusion in the data. entry publicity: 2.1.3.2 cart tree and gini index the decision tree of the cart algorithm is designed to minimize the gini index. the gini index can represent how often randomly selected data points in a dataset may be misclassified. the gini index is calculated as: among them, pk represents the probability that the sample belongs to the kth category. 2.1.3.3 bagging algorithm the bagging algorithm is mainly used to deal with weak learners. the accuracy of the weak learning algorithm is not high, but the accuracy of the prediction function sequence is improved after repeated use [3]. the random forest uses the bagging algorithm to avoid the defects of high variance and 10 overfitting. fig 12. bootstrapping [3] 2.1.4. implementation 2.1.4.1 import all required libraries the random forest algorithm mainly uses the sklearn platform for model building and training. the algorithm also calls pandas for reading files and cv2 for image processing. some basic data processing packages are also called. 2.1.4.2 modeling 2.1.4.2.1 random forest model parameter optimization in the whole modeling process, the model parameters are tested to determine the optimal parameters. n_estimators: the number of decision tree models included in the random forest model. fig 13. 0-200 estimators’ result fig 14. 146-156 estimators’ result max_depth: the maximum depth of the decision tree model. max_features: the maximum number of features to select when building a decision tree. min_samples_leaf: the minimum number of samples for leaf nodes. min_samples_split: the minimum number of samples allowed to split the current node. criterion: node splitting basis. 2.1.4.2.2 the final model after parameter optimization the final model is modified according to the parameter tuning test and the final model parameters are obtained. 2.1.4.3 training and results the training model is performed using the input x values (font images) and y values (labels). the whole training process takes a short time and generates the training result model. fig 15. random forest classifier the font recognition results of the random forest algorithm for the test image. it runs fast and gives no error messages. 2.2. logistic regression 2.2.1. workflow fig 16. workflow of logistic regression 2.2.2. hardware usage the logistic regression algorithm uses cpu to perform operations. there is no error during the whole running process and the operation speed is fast. hardware list: device name: laptop-9lij8tiu processor: 11th gen intel(r) core (tm) i9-11900h @ 2.50ghz 2.50 ghz on-board ram: 16.0 gb (15.7 gb available) system type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor 2.2.3. theory the principle of logistic regression is to use the logistic function to map the results of linear regression (-∞, ∞) to (0,1). logistic regression assumes that the data follow this distribution, and then uses maximum likelihood estimation to estimate parameters. 2.2.3.1 logistic distribution logistic distribution is a continuous probability distribution, and its distribution function and density function are: among them, μ represents the position parameter, and y>0 is the shape parameter [4]. 2.2.3.2 logistic regression mathematical expression of linear regression function: 11 where xi is the independent variable, y is the dependent variable, the range of y is (-∞, ∞), θ0 is a constant term, θi(i=1,2,...,n) is the coefficient to be calculated, different weights θi reflects the different contribution of the independent variable to the dependent variable [4]. 2.2.3.3 cost function likelihood function: in machine learning we have the concept of a loss function, which measures how wrong a model's predictions are. if we take the average log-likelihood loss over the entire dataset, we can get: 2.2.3.4 gradient descent and newton's method stochastic gradient descent gradient descent is to find the descending direction through the first derivative of j(w) to w and update the parameters in an iterative manner. the update method is: where k is the number of iterations. after each parameter update, you can compare the to stop the iteration when it is less than the threshold or when the maximum number of iterations is reached. the idea of newton's method is to perform a second-order taylor expansion of f(x) in the vicinity of the existing minimum point estimate, and then find the next estimate of the minimum point. assuming w^k is the current minimum estimate, then there are: 2.2.3.5 regularization objective function: 2.2.4. implementation 2.2.4.1 import all required libraries the logistic regression algorithm calls logistic regression in sklearn to build the model 2.2.4.2 modeling 2.2.4.2.1 parameter tuning fig 17. result chart i use gridsearchcv in sklearn to optimize the parameters of the model. the function of gridsearchcv is to automatically adjust parameters. the user only needs to input the parameters, and the optimized results and parameters can be given. 2.2.4.2.2 final model i build a model based on the results of parameter optimization. 2.2.4.3 training and results the training model is performed using the input x values (font images) and y values (labels). the whole training process takes a short time and generates the training result model. the font recognition results of the random forest algorithm for the test image are shown in the figure. it runs fast and gives no error messages. fig 18. logistic regression 2.3. resnet and swordnet 2.3.1. workflow resnet: fig 19. workflow of resnet [5] swordnet: fig 20. swordnet structure diagram [6] 2.3.2. hardware usage the neural network algorithm can use gpu to accelerate the model operation process. therefore, i choose gpu1 (rtx3060 90w) to build and operate the entire neural network model. hardware list: device name: laptop-9lij8tiu processor: 11th gen intel(r) core (tm) i9-11900h @ 2.50ghz 2.50 ghz 12 on-board ram: 16.0 gb (15.7 gb available) system type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor 2.3.3. theory 2.3.3.1 resnet 2.3.3.1.1 residual learning resnet has many bypass branches to directly connect the input to the following layers, so that the latter layers can directly learn the residuals. this structure is also called shortcut or skip connections. 2.3.3.1.2 equivalent mapping via shortcut when the input and output are the same, the identity shortcut connection is used: when the input and output dimensions are different, a projection shortcut connection and padding with zeros are used: 2.3.3.1.3 network structure resnet mainly has five main forms: res18, res34, res50, res101, res152. each network includes three main parts: input part, output part and intermediate convolution part 2.3.3.2 swordnet swordnet consists of 15 convolutional layers. the kernel size of each layer is 3*3 and the stride is 2. 2.3.3.2.1 maxpooling layer the maximum subsampling function takes the maximum value of all neurons in the area (max-pooling). the algorithm not only calculates the maximum value in the pool area, but also records the position of the maximum value in the input data. fig 21. maxpooling layer [7] 2.3.3.2.2 skip connection fig 22. skip connection [8] make a residual block (rb): this block provides shortcuts in the form of an "identity function". 2.3.3.2.3 global average pool the network in network work uses gap to replace the last fully connected layer, which directly realizes dimensionality reduction, and more importantly, greatly reduces the parameters of the network. fig 23. global average pool [9] 2.3.4. implementation 2.3.4.1 import all required libraries resnet and swordnet mainly call the ptorch package for model building. it includes the necessary models for neural network construction. 2.3.4.2 modeling resnet: fig 24. resnet detail [6] different resnet architectures are unified with one layer of feature extraction and four layers of residuals, and the difference lies in the depth of each layer of residuals. for images, the feature map size changes as follows: (32, 32, 3) -> [conv2d] -> (32, 32, 64) -> [res1] -> (32, 32, 64) -> [res2] -> (16, 16, 128) -> [res3] -> (8, 8, 256) ->[res4] -> (4, 4, 512) -> [avgpool] -> (1, 1, 512 ) -> [reshape] -> (512) -> [linear] -> (10). swordnet: the input image of swordnet is in 96*96*3 format. the algorithm has a total of 15 convolutional blocks. each block consists of convolutional layer, bn layer, relu activation function layer and maxpooling layer. swordnet also includes 3 skip connections. at the end of swordnet gap and 13 swordnet will output the predicted font style. fig 25. swordnet detail [6] 2.3.4.3 training and results both resnet and swordnet have good accuracy after training. and according to my speculation, the accuracy rate of resnet and swordnet will reach more than 0.90. swordnet will have better prediction effect than resnet. 3. evaluation 3.1. random forest algorithm 3.1.1. results accuracy: recall: confusion matrix: fig 26. confusion matrix 3.1.2. cross validation fig 27. cross validation 3.1.3. analysis i get the accuracy of random forest algorithm on the training set is 0.994 and the recall is 0.994. this means that 14 random forest algorithm can get good prediction performance with parameter optimization. we can see that random forest predicts the wrong font style as shown in figure. from visual observation, we can clearly see that these misidentified fonts have some similarities. it may be an error due to high font similarity. the accuracy rate, recall rate and f1 value of the entire model are all high. this means that the model is successfully established and the parameter optimization effect is good. fig 28. the result fonts 3.2. logistic regression 3.2.1. results accuracy: recall: confusion matrix: fig 29. confusion matrix 3.2.2. cross validation fig 30. cross validation 3.2.3. analysis the final prediction result of the logistic regression model has an accuracy of 0.71 and a recall of 0.70. the prediction accuracy of this model exceeds 0.6, which means that the entire model can make accurate predictions but the final result may still have errors. according to the results of cross validation and confusion matrix i can conclude that this model has the lowest prediction accuracy for 'antquabi' font it is only 0.428. at the same time, this model has the lowest recall rate for 'harngton' font which is only 0.388. this means that the model's learning of some font images is still incomplete and the prediction results may be reduced due to the high similarity of the overall image set. 3.3. resnet and swordnet 3.3.1. results according to the figure 32, it can be concluded that the prediction results of resnet and swordnet are higher than 15 other models. at the same time, swordnet has better prediction accuracy than resnet. fig 31. accuracy results [6] 3.3.2. analysis the prediction accuracy of resnet and swordnet is very high. the model can also be generalized. however, the training of the entire model requires a long time and a large amount of data. 4. discussion 4.1. random forest algorithm pros: random forest can produce very high dimensional data. it does not need to reduce dimensionality and it does not need to do feature selection. therefore, random forest algorithm can also be used for image classification. random forest is not easy to overfit. therefore, users can continuously optimize the parameters of random forest. if a large part of the features is missing, the random forest can still maintain the accuracy. at the same time, the random forest algorithm can balance the error for the data imbalance. random forest is simple and easy to use. it doesn't require building a model to run and it trains well. cons: random forest will overfit on some noisy classification or regression problems. therefore, when inputting images, it is necessary to preprocess the images and analyze the input data. for datasets with a large amount of data, the random forest algorithm takes a long time for model learning and may not output results for datasets larger than expected. 4.2. logistic regression pros: logistic regression classification is very computationally small and fast. it uses less storage resources. logistic regression is computationally inexpensive and easy to implement. it also has a handy observation sample probability score. logistic regression is simple to implement and widely used. it has numerous improvements. cons: logistic regression is prone to underfitting, and the accuracy is generally not very high. it may not perform well in using model predictions. logistic regression cannot handle a large number of multiclass features or variables very well. for multi-classification problems, softmax is required. when using logistic regression, a transformation is required for nonlinear features. 4.3. resnet and swordnet 4.3.1. resnet pros: even in the most extreme case (where the optimal function is equal to the identity function), the residual function does not produce a "visible" degradation. since the weights of the residual function part are initialized close to zero, they do not get a large gradient (compared to 1). the residual function will only undergo extremely limited changes when it is updated, and the impact on the identity function is almost negligible. with the shortcut connection, the signal can be easily propagated throughout the network, thus avoiding "vanishing gradient". global average pooling of resnet can suppress overfitting and make input size more flexible. resnet solves the gradient problem to build a deeper neural network model. therefore, the model can learn more abstract features, and the prediction results will be better. cons: resnet training is slow and training time is long with the same number of layers, resnet training requires more computing power than other models. resnet helps us avoid the problem that deep models are difficult to optimize without really solving it. although resnet stacks many network layers, the effective depth is small. 4.3.2. swordnet pros: global average pooling of swordnet can suppress overfitting and make input size more flexible. its model accuracy is high and higher than that of similar algorithms. cons: swordnet model training takes a long time. the entire swordnet model has more layers, which means more time for model training. 4.4. pros&cons of the whole algorithm pros: the whole algorithm has a fast operation speed and a high prediction accuracy. it can perform real-time text style inference on the text in the input image. the amount of data required by the algorithm is small. this means that the algorithm is also very adaptable to the lack of data. the algorithm can not only recognize the font style but also recognize the text content. cons: the algorithm may not have good prediction results for some languages such as traditional chinese. 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[9] yalesaleng, (2018, jul. 13). global average pooling (gap) [online]. available: https://www.jianshu.com/p/04f7771f4da2. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 3, 2023 38 quantum-based detection of higly semantically similar social bot yulin liu* cyberspace security college of chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, sichuan 610225, china * corresponding author email: 1045734823@qq.com abstract: social bot often publish content that has a high degree of similarity in text or semantics. combining this feature, this paper designs a method to detect social bot. first, the user-published text is used as the input to use sentiment analysis and data cleaning to predict the content. processing and classification, and then adding the quantum similarity algorithm in the emerging quantum discipline in recent years to the structural system of social bot detection to perform similarity clustering, which greatly improves the operating efficiency of the system, and then obtains the corresponding user attribute characteristics for artificial intelligence. intelligent algorithm classification, on the collected real dataset, marked two social bot groups for machine learning classification and detection, and listed two traditional similarity algorithms for comparison, the results show that the quantum similarity results compared with the two traditional similarity algorithms, it has improved, and the average accuracy improvement was about 2%. keywords: artificial intelligence; social bot; detection; machine learning. 1. introduction in recent years, with the development of internet technology and the substantial improvement of living standards, people's tools for obtaining information have gradually changed from the previous tv, newspapers, etc. to the current network application platform. as far as the current social platforms are concerned, such as twitter, facebook and sina weibo makes it easier for users to express their own opinions and understand other people's opinions through the internet, and provides convenience for users to contact family and friends, so that social platforms have gained a lot of traffic and attention, and this trend will continue to accelerate in the future. in addition to the increasing number of users, it has brought many hidden dangers, among which the public opinion influence of social bot is a very serious problem. a class of users controlled by artificial software programs is called social bot. at first, social bot was used to provide services to users, such as automatically replying to user questions. however, the rise of malicious social bot has a negative impact on other users and public opinion security and even countries. security poses a great threat. manipulators mainly manipulate malicious social bot to do three things out of profit: (1) focus on employer users. in order to make the account look popular and well-known, employer users will hire operators to follow them and make their own fans. a large amount of expansion, which may cause other normal users to pay attention to employer users. (2) a large number of false comments, false advertisements and rumors are released to mislead other normal users. for example, during the new crown pneumonia, malicious social bot posted more negative content on the internet than humans, thus amplifying people's emotions and causing panic, and even leading the blame to china [1]. (3) the third category is a very dangerous category. the operators are malicious social bot participating in national politics. the most famous one is the 2016 us election. about 19% of related tweets are from social bot. these social bots not only affect electoral politics, but also the economy and society [2]. for social bot, especially malicious ones, the research work of detecting them can not only lead the correct public opinion orientation, but also further promote the stability of social order, so the research on its detection work is very necessary. this paper mainly focuses on the detection of highly semantically similar types of social bot, which must satisfy a specific topic, and the topic meets two characteristics (1) has value, which means that it has research value, and its topic can change the direction of public opinion and the safety of public opinion to a certain extent. cause impact. such as the new crown virus, huawei 5g. (2) it is contagious. the literal meaning here is that the topic can spread widely. because of the high semantic similarity, the experiment will use the similarity algorithm for text clustering to filter normal users. the traditional similarity algorithm is effective in text, but lacks in semantics and cannot be taken into account. this paper proposes to use the quantum similarity algorithm [3] that takes both semantic and textual similarity into account in the emerging quantum disciplines for experiments, and selects two traditional similarity algorithms for comparative experiments. the results show that the quantum similarity results compared with the two traditional similarity algorithms, it has improved. 2. literature references at present, the mainstream social bot detection is based on machine learning and graph detection methods. 2.1. machine learning based detection jorge [4] et al. used a single-class classifier to detect social bot, and the accuracy rate exceeded 0.89, and proved by experiments that in the face of the diverse types of social bot and the status quo of continuous anti-detection technology changes, single-class detection is better than binary classification. better adaptability. due to the dataset imbalance problem, binwu[5] et al. proposed an improved conditional generative adversarial network to expand the dataset, that is, combining wasserstein distance with gradient penalty and clustering algorithms as a new data augmentation 39 method, in order to improve the accuracy of social bot detection, experiments show that the f1 score is 97.56%. feng et al. [6] proposed a method called botflowmon to detect social bot from the perspective of network data traffic. the experimental results show that botflowmon has an accuracy rate of 96.1% and can see social bot in an average of 0.71 seconds. traffic. compared with traditional machine learning detection methods, deep learning detection methods are more suitable for processing big data. wu et al. [7] designed a social bot detection structure based on deep neural network and active learning. 30 features were extracted from four types of tweet content, tweet comments, likes and other interactive information, and time information to detect social bot, including 9 self-created features, and an active learning method was designed to effectively expand data labels, the accuracy rate reached 98.87%. sneha kudugunta et al. [8] proposed a deep neural network based on a contextual longterm short-term memory (lstm) architecture, which takes both the tweet content and the user's personal information as input, and uses fewer features to detect social bot, but the accuracy of the results is good, exceeding 96%. greeshma lingam [9] et al. designed a deep q-network model, which takes the content attributes of tweets, user personal information content attributes and social relationship attributes as input and deep q-learning model. combined, based on the q-value function to detect social bot, the overall accuracy rate has reached 93%. 2.2. graph-based detection methods in graph-based detection, social bot are generally referred to as sybils and are often used to forge or create multiple identities to launch malicious campaigns. gao et al. [10] designed a framework, sybilframe, which is mainly based on graphs and combined with machine learning as an auxiliary method to detect sybil. sybilframe is a multi-stage classification method. the first stage extracts useful information on the dataset, the second stage is the postinference layer. experimental results on large-scale datasets show that sybilframe performs much better than previous methods, but the disadvantage is that the accuracy depends on the external classifier. the classic graph-based detection sybil method believes that sybil is only connected to a small number of normal users, and this view does not hold in real social networks. in order to deal with this problem, zhang [11] et al. developed sybilsan, a two-layer model, it is intended to make full use of the interaction information and connections between normal users and sybil, and propose a more practical sybil attack model. based on the attack model, three random walkbased algorithms are coupled to detect sybil, and sybilsan also has stronger detection robustness, but performance degrades when the sybil population is not concentrated and dispersed. el-mawass [12] et al. designed a hybrid method to detect social bot, combining graphs and traditional supervised learning classification, where graphs are not constructed using user interaction connections on social networks, but the application of user usage the program is similar to the graph, and then the markov random field model is constructed on this basis. the experiments show that the detection of the supervised learning combined with the markov random field model in the paper has improved the accuracy and recall rate of the detection only by supervised learning. 3. experiment 3.1. work process figure 1 shows the specific working steps of the system. 1. the input is the original text. it is a user-published content field in the data set crawled by the crawler, which can be mainly divided into two types, one is to reply to other people's tweets, and the other is to nonreply to the tweets. 2. the second step is preprocessing, the first of which is data cleaning. the purpose is to obtain as much as possible the complete content posted by the user from the original text to prepare for subsequent operations. the main cleaning contents are: (1) remove @user, @ is a function provided by twitter for users. for example, if user a @user b in a tweet, user b can see reminders and tweet jumps in "message", which contributes to the entire sentence the value is small and needs to be filtered. (2) remove the url, the original text will have a url at the end. (3) remove non-english language tweets, because quantum similarity is only for english, so remove non-english sentences. (4) remove irrelevant characters, such as "*", "[", "&" and other strange characters. (5) according to the manual observation of this topic tweet, users often regard # keywords, such as #huawei, #5g, #huawei, etc. as part of the sentence, so there is no need to remove the #tag, just remove the "#" character. can. (6) remove stop words, and filter stop words with the help of the functions provided by the word segmentation library. usually, stop words have less value to sentences, and filtering can improve the efficiency of the program. 3. sentiment analysis. take the sentence output in 2 as input, call the vader [13] library for sentiment analysis, and output the sentiment of each sentence, including positive, negative and neutral sentiments. 4. participle clauses. the sentence output in 2 is used as input, and the public nltk [14] library is used to segment the sentence according to the part of speech set in the library. 5. quantum similarity clustering. the purpose of similarity clustering is to screen social bot into the identification link as much as possible, and eliminate normal users, which can greatly enhance the running speed of the system and improve the recognition accuracy. the outputs of 3 and 4 are used as input, and then clustering is performed to obtain several group categories, calculate the texts one by one for similar grouping. there are the following two clustering results. (1) the number of sentences in the group is less than one-tenth of the number of users. this value is not large, and it only represents the opinions of a small number of people, so it is eliminated. (2) the number of sentences in the group is one tenth higher than the number of users, reserved. 6. feature extraction. find the user corresponding to the sentence from the output in 5, and extract the selected features as the output. 40 7. machine learning identification, take the output in 6 as input, and use the logistic regression algorithm in the sklearn library to identify social bot. figure 1. detection process 3.2. quantum similarity [3] in recent years, quantum disciplines have gradually developed. among them, quantum theory has a good mathematical modeling framework, which is combined in the fields of economic theory, psychology and information science, and there are some attempts in natural language in artificial intelligence. the quantum similarity algorithm is also known as the sentence similarity calculation method based on quantum theory. it uses the properties of quantum theory in terms of superposition, interference, entanglement and incompatibility to establish a sentence quantum state modeling model, and then introduces the concept of fidelity. to judge whether two quantum states are close, that is, to judge whether two sentences are similar. the main process is to decompose the two sentences into state functions, and then use the density matrix to represent the meaning of a single complete sentence, and then further obtain the fidelity calculation expansion between them, and then represent the word as a semantic word vector (word embedding) do the calculation to get the similarity value of the two sentences. a natural language sentence is composed of words with different parts of speech, such as nouns, verbs, prepositions and adjectives, etc. this paper decomposes sentences by parts of speech and forms a set }...,{ i21 =w , where i is a set of words with different parts of speech, }...,{ 21 ji  = , where j represents different words of the same part of speech, for i , where the word vectors are superimposed  j j| , a hilbert space χ whose basis vectors are orthogonal to each other is obtained, as shown in table 1. table 1. part of speech classification of natural language sentences part of speech n v adj conj adj n sentence 1 i like sunny and honest boys sentence 2 i like handsome and cheerful boys the hilbert space of the adjective in sentence 1 is consists of sunny| and honest| superimposed. the whole sentence can be expressed as "i like sunny boys" and "i like honest boys". here, the part-of-speech set w is represented as a state function i +++= ...| 21 , and a weight is assigned to each hilbert space (here represented by a complex value ii i ep  = , the value is optional), the weight can be understood it is assigned for each part of speech to contribute differently to the sentence as a whole, then the mathematical expression of the function is as follows   == i i i i ie mm   | 1 |p 1 | i i (1) in the formula, m 1 is the normalization coefficient, which ensures that the normalization 1| = ,where n 1 in =  j j n  |1 is also a normalization coefficient, it can be expressed as 2 )|)|(| 2 |)|(| 2 ( | 433211 )1( 4 3 2 1 +++++ = andehonestsunny e likeeboysi e i i i i     2 )|)cheerful|handsome(| 2 |)|(| 2 ( | 433211 )2( 4 3 2 1 +++++ = ande e likeeboysi e i i i i     the density matrix is obtained by the outer product of the state vectors, expressed as .|| 1 | 1 | 1 || * , * jij ji i j jji i is pp m p m p m  ===  (2) and then get their fidelity calculation formula |,|)1(|| )1()1(2)1()1()1( iiip  == |,|)2(|| )2()2(2)2()2()2( jjjp  == (3) then their fidelity is calculated as 2)2()1()2(2)1(2)2()1( |||)( === jiji pprtf  (4) the similarity between them can be obtained by the inner product  )2()1( | ji  of the two right losses. but this is a complex value, but if it is multiplied by its own complex conjugate, a real value can be obtained, which is the definition of fidelity. represent each word in it as a semantic word vector, then calculate the cosine similarity of the two words, accumulate and average through the loop iteration, you can get the similarity value of the two sentences, and then perform nonlinear transformation to determine whether the two sentences are similar, gather sentences judged to be similar together to form a group. 3.3. figure (1) status number: the total number of tweets, replies and retweets. (2) favorite number: the total number of favorite tweets. (3) verifier: verification is mainly a function set by twitter in order to allow some users to be better recognized by other users. only after verification can there be a verification label. social bot cannot pass the verification. (4) ratio of followers to following: followers and following represent the number of followers and 41 followers, respectively. this can also be understood as the relationship between users. normal users will not pay attention to social bot, and social bot will pay attention to normal users for profit or disguise. therefore, social bot usually has a higher fpf value than normal users. (5) retweet number: the number of tweets retweeted by other users in practice. usually, tweets published by normal users are rarely retweeted by other users, so the ret value of social bot will be higher than that of normal users. (6) the original amount: the original proportion of user tweets. normal users use twitter to express their views on life dynamics or events, while social bot will retweet other people’s tweets for this purpose, so usually the originalp value for normal users will be higher. (7) quantity: in the selected event or topic, for the purpose of interest, usually social bot will tweet and retweet more than normal users on the event topic, so usually the quantity value of social bot will be higher than that of normal users. higher. (8) registration date: calculation formula: the total number of days from the registration time to the present time/the number of days in a year (the experimental value is 366). usually, the registration time of social bot will be related to the topic of the event, such as registration after the event occurs. so usually the regtime value of social bot will be lower than that of normal users. 4. experimental results 4.1. dataset the social platform selected in this paper is twitter. the data set is based on the api interface provided by the platform and crawled by crawlers. the selected topic is "huawei + 5g", with a total of 36,677 pieces of data. the selected fields are the original post link, content and key. words, post time, author, author link, likes, platform, replies, retweets, and author location. the user information data fields are the number of pictures and texts, the number of likes, the number of fans, the number of followers, the number of original tweets, the total number of tweets, whether to authenticate, and the registration time. we select two types of social bot groups for experimental comparison in our experiments: (a) the exact type of tweet replication (b) the type of tweets with the same semantics and roughly similar types of tweet texts. both social bot groups were manually labeled in the dataset. 4.2. comparison of experimental results figure 2. test results of type a social bot team figure 3. test results of type b social bot team the experiments in this paper found that similarity clustering filtering is very important in identifying social bot or eliminating the amount of data, which can reduce a lot of data. figure 2 is the detection result of the a-type social bot team. the accuracy histogram of the three algorithms shows that the accuracy of quantum similarity is about 97%, which is 2% higher than the other two traditional similarity algorithms. figure 3 b-type the detection results of the social bot team show that the accuracy rate of quantum similarity is about 85%, which is 3% and 5% higher than the other two algorithms, respectively. experiments show that the method we designed can accurately identify social bot, and the crossdisciplinary combination the quantum similarity algorithm has better performance than the traditional similarity algorithm in judging the similarity of social bot texts. 5. conclusion we briefly introduce the background and meaning of social bot recognition, and then gives an overview of the current related work, and designs a detection method for social bot. first, the user's published text is used as input to eliminate data and then use sentiment analysis. classify it and then use the quantum similarity algorithm to cluster and filter out the clusters, and finally get the user characteristics corresponding to the text and use the artificial intelligence algorithm for detection. this method combines the quantum similarity algorithm of quantum science and the detection of social bot in computer science. an interdisciplinary combination was carried out, two types of social bot groups were manually marked from the data set, and two classical similarity algorithms were selected for comparative experiments. references [1] shi, w., et al. 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[14] bird, steven, edward loper and ewan klein (2009).natural language processing with python. o'reilly media inc. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 1 research on production prediction and control of mechanized production wells based on neural networks tongzhuang li, hongyu li school of electrical engineering and information, northeast petroleum university, daqing 163319, china abstract: in order to improve the overall operational efficiency of the mechanical production well group, save production costs, and accurately regulate the liquid production of the oil production well in the future, this paper proposes a neural networkbased prediction and control model for mechanical production wells. this model includes two parts: prediction and regulation. firstly, based on lstm neural network, the oil and liquid production of single wells and well groups are predicted, and the oil and liquid production trends of single wells are obtained; secondly, predict the water content within the next year based on the trend of oil and liquid production changes, and quantitatively analyze the controlled amount based on bp neural network combined with water content. taking a certain well group in daqing oilfield as an example, simulation and on-site experiments were conducted. while the liquid production remained basically unchanged, the oil production increased by 5.7%, and with the same oil production, the energy consumption decreased by 6.67%. keywords: production forecast; control of mechanical mining wells; lstm; bp neural network. 1. introduction the system efficiency of mechanically produced wells reflects the level of energy conservation and consumption reduction in the oilfield production process, indirectly reflecting the technical and management capabilities of an oilfield enterprise, and is an important indicator for evaluating the oilfield production capacity [1]. however, there are many influencing factors that can affect the operation of mechanized mining wells, and the relationships between them are complex and often cannot be described by a specific formula. currently, some scholars have applied machine learning algorithms to oilfield production prediction, and neural network algorithms have been widely used in prediction problems such as drilling rate prediction, production prediction, and reservoir prediction [2]. among them, yield prediction can provide reference for future production capacity plans and is of great significance. production capacity prediction field, literature [3] comparing the improved bp neural network model with the weng cycle model, the superiority of the bp neural network prediction model was verified based on the annual production data of the romashkino field; literature [4] a genetic algorithm based gated gru network model is proposed to address the problem of slow convergence speed and easy falling into local optima in bp neural networks. the model has fast convergence speed and high prediction accuracy; literature [5] a novel yield prediction model is proposed by combining convolutional neural networks with long and short-term memory neural networks through indicator diagrams; literature [6] based on long and short-term memory neural networks, a data-driven oil reservoir production prediction model is established, which continuously predicts the trend of oil field production changes and better meets the actual needs of the mining field, providing important data support for oil reservoir development. in terms of liquid production regulation, literature [7] based on numerical simulation research and taking into account factors such as reservoir thickness, water injection volume, channel width, and injection production well spacing, a planar equilibrium displacement adjustment model is constructed. field experiments have shown that optimizing the liquid production rate of production wells based on this model can increase the recovery rate of well groups by 1.5%, which is of great significance for reservoir development; literature [8] we have developed a liquid production control technology for oil production wells based on layered oil recovery, which achieves layered liquid production control by adjusting the opening of production valves at all levels. we have conducted experiments on 43 wells to improve the water drive recovery rate of daqing oilfield. in order to improve oil field recovery efficiency, liquid production control technologies have emerged endlessly, but many mathematicians only consider the coordination of oil wells connecting to water wells within the well group, and rarely consider the coordination between various well groups within the block. there is a gap in the research on well group coordination in china. based on the above content, in order to further improve the overall operational efficiency of mechanical production well blocks, this article proposes a neural network-based prediction and control model for mechanical production wells. it combines two technologies of liquid production prediction and liquid production control, and takes the block as a whole for liquid production control, accurately controlling the liquid production volume of the oil production well in the near future. based on lstm neural network, predict the oil and liquid production of single wells and well groups, obtain the trend of oil and liquid production of single wells, and then predict the water content in the next year based on the trend of oil production industry changes. based on bp neural network combined with water content, conduct quantitative analysis on the controlled amount. a field experiment was conducted in a certain well group in daqing oilfield. after ten days of testing, the oil production increased by 5.7% while 2 the liquid production remained basically unchanged. with the same oil production, the energy consumption decreased by 6.67%. 2. production forecast 2.1. lstm neural network the structure of lstm neural networks is similar to traditional neural networks, with one input layer, one or more hidden layers, and one output layer. the hidden layer of lstm neural network contains many neurons called storage units, and each such storage unit has three gates, which are used to maintain and adjust the state of the storage unit st, these three "gates" are respectively called the forgetting gate ft, input gate it and output gate ot, the structure of its storage unit is shown in figure 1. 2.2. cubic spline function this article aims to address the issues of limited oil production data and the inability to accurately establish production capacity prediction models. the cubic spline interpolation method is used to expand the data volume. considering the non-convergence and instability of higherorder interpolation, as well as the insufficient smoothness of the quadratic interpolation fitting function, the cubic spline interpolation method was chosen to interpolate the oil production data. perform cubic spline interpolation on the monthly oil production data of the block from 2011 to 2022 to obtain the daily oil production data of a single well. taking the total oil production of the block as an example, figure 2 shows the daily oil production interpolation chart. by expanding sparse data, the data volume has been enriched, providing data support for establishing accurate production capacity prediction models in the later stage. figure 1. structure of long short term memory neural network figure 2. cubic spline interpolation results of monthly oil production data in the block 2.3. forecast results the prediction model in this article consists of 10 layers of lstm network, with 64 neurons in the hidden layer, 1 neuron in the output layer, and a time step of 365, the model is built in python's tensor flow environment, the training set contains 1000 pieces of data, while the test set contains 10 pieces of data with a data dimension of 365. the evaluation indicators for prediction results are root mean square error, average absolute percentage error, and prediction accuracy, as shown in equations (1) (3). 2 rmse act pre 1 1 ( ( ) ( )) m i m y i y i m    (1) act pre mape 1 act ( ) ( )1 ( ) m i y i y i m m y i    (2) act pre fa 1 act ( ) ( )1 1 100% ( ) m i y i y i m m y i            (3) wherein, yact is the true value, ypre is predicted value, m is the sample size of the predicted results. train and test the historical data of oil and liquid production from january 2011 to april 2022. the ratio of the training data to the test data is 14:1, and the test results are shown in tables 1 and 2, the table only shows the prediction results of 10 single wells, and the prediction accuracy of oil and liquid production in oil wells can generally reach over 95%. due to the large time span of prediction in this article, the test results are relatively ideal. table 1. lstm liquid production prediction indicators well 1 well 2 well 3 well 4 well 5 well 6 well 7 well 8 well 9 well 10 rmse 0.61 0.28 0.30 0.84 0.23 0.33 0.79 0.66 0.61 0.25 mape 0.03 0.05 0.03 0.07 0.01 0.05 0.04 0.05 0.02 0.01 fa 97.35 95.16 96.54 93.05 98.76 94.75 95.91 95.33 97.76 98.70 table 2. lstm oil production prediction indicators well 1 well 2 well 3 well 4 well 5 well 6 well 7 well 8 well 9 well 10 rmse 0.04 0.01 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.15 0.03 0.04 0.11 0.04 mape 0.03 0.02 0.04 0.11 0.07 0.09 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.07 fa 97.32 98.20 96.09 89.34 93.20 91.26 96.47 96.13 95.74 92.65 using all known data as the training set, predict the oil and liquid production from may 2022 to april 2023. add up the daily production of this month to obtain the monthly production of that month. taking the liquid production of a single well as an example, figure 3 shows the daily liquid production, and figure 4 shows the monthly liquid production, providing a basis for further regulation. 3 figure 3. the prediction results of daily fluid figure 4. the prediction results of month fluid 3. liquid production regulation 3.1. overall regulation model the entire target block is regarded as a system, with achieving the target liquid production as the prerequisite, the minimum average water content of the block as the training goal, and the oil production of the entire area as the constraint condition. the geological parameters and operating data of the pumping well are analyzed as input features, and deep learning algorithms are used for training. the optimal results of each single well in the trained block correspond to the liquid production of the single well as the ultimate control parameter. among them, seven geological parameters that are highly correlated with liquid production are selected, including the thickness of perforated sandstone, effective thickness of perforated sandstone, formation coefficient, thickness of perforated sandstone for water wells, effective thickness of perforated sandstone for connected water wells, thickness of sandstone for oil water wells, and effective thickness of connected oil water wells. this section changes the input mode of the lstm algorithm to fix a certain time (may 2022), without considering temporal continuity. the model inputs the geological parameters corresponding to a single well, and outputs the monthly oil production of that well. figure 5. regulatory training results by re inputting geological parameters into the control model, the training results considering the connections between individual wells within the block are obtained. the training results for may 2022 are only shown in figure 5, but this result cannot be directly used as a control quantity and further judgment and analysis correction are needed. 3.2. adjustment of block liquid production distribution the predicted liquid and oil production from section 2.3 can obtain the water content of a single well, and then calculate the water content of the block. define the direction of liquid production control, mark that the water content of a single well exceeds the average water content of the block, and lower the liquid production; the water content of a single well is lower than the average water content of the block, resulting in an increase in liquid production. secondly, in order to balance the water content and geological parameters of a single well, the control result is taken as the control quantity, which is an effective control quantity; if the regulation results are positive or negative and opposite to the marker, the average value of effective regulation in the direction of the marker will be used as the regulation amount for a single well. after determining the specific regulatory amount, the data still needs to be adjusted for negative numbers and overall liquid production. the data processing process is shown in table 3. the predicted value is added to the final variable to obtain the intermediate control value. the negative value of the intermediate control value is replaced with 0, and then scaled proportionally to the predicted monthly oil production value of the block to obtain the final control value. table 3. processing of liquid production control data well no predictive value regulatory value regulatory direction final change amount intermediate regulation value (sum) intermediate regulation value (de negative) final control value (scaling) well 11 814.08 276.46 downregulation -537.62 276.46 276.46 327.79 well 12 306.39 353.95 downregulation -320.55 -14.16 0.00 0.00 well 13 248.68 502.45 downregulation -320.55 -71.86 0.00 0.00 well 14 1019.61 1083.84 incoherent 0.00 1019.61 1019.61 1208.94 well 15 357.92 310.81 downregulation -47.11 310.81 310.81 368.53 well 16 1099.60 980.26 up-regulation 171.13 1270.72 1270.72 1506.68 well 17 1453.75 316.24 downregulation -1137.51 316.24 316.24 374.97 well 18 407.28 289.83 up-regulation 171.13 578.41 578.41 685.81 well 19 480.14 264.18 downregulation -215.96 264.18 264.18 313.23 well 20 2019.79 1157.17 downregulation -862.62 1157.17 1157.17 1372.05 4 3.3. stroke and frequency control figure 6. analysis model of stroke and frequency law the analysis model for the relationship between stroke and frequency and liquid production is shown in figure 6, which is a three-layer bp neural network with 56, 56, and 2 neurons per layer. the liquid production in historical data is used as the input parameter of the bp neural network, and the stroke and frequency number are used as validation. the predicted value obtained from each round of training is compared with the stroke and frequency number corresponding to the liquid production, and the network parameters are changed to summarize the relationship between the liquid production and stroke and frequency number in the bp neural network. input the liquid production obtained through regulation into the trained model to obtain stroke and frequency prediction data. taking some data from may 2022 as an example, due to certain limitations on the stroke and frequency of the well group, the original stroke of a single well is used as the standard. the correction plan is to use the last month's frequency in the training data as the new stroke; divide the product of the predicted stroke and frequency by the stroke to obtain the frequency; then, according to the standard stroke of the oil engine, select the stroke closest to the previous calculation result as the new stroke, and determine the stroke number based on the principle of the same product. the final stroke and frequency control plan is shown in table 4, and this article only shows 20 wells. table 4. control plan for may 2022 well no monthly liquid production stroke frequency well no monthly liquid production stroke frequency well 11 327.793 5.5 2.5 well 23 512.955 6.0 2.4 well 14 1208.942 3.0 5.3 well 24 647.823 2.5 5.8 well 15 368.527 2.5 5.5 well 25 421.808 2.1 6.7 well 16 1506.681 3.0 5.5 well 26 1296.187 4.2 3.8 well 17 374.966 5.5 2.5 well 27 1502.099 3.0 5.5 well 18 685.813 3.0 4.9 well 29 1084.410 3.0 5.2 well 19 313.233 5.5 2.5 well 30 483.017 2.5 5.6 well 20 1372.046 4.2 3.9 well 31 375.793 2.5 5.5 well 21 842.602 2.5 6.0 well 32 1146.746 3.0 5.2 well 22 1275.914 3.0 5.3 well 33 801.357 2.5 5.9 3.4. on site testing this article is based on the prediction and regulation of more than 500 wells in a certain area of daqing oilfield. during the testing phase, 50 wells were randomly selected, their stroke counts were adjusted, and they were monitored for 20 days. during the testing period, the liquid production of the 50 wells remained basically unchanged, and the oil production increased by 5.7%. after calculation, under the same oil production, the energy consumption can be reduced by about 6.67%. 4. conclusion in order to improve the overall operational efficiency of the mechanical production well group, save production costs, and accurately regulate the liquid production of the oil production well in the future, this paper proposes a neural 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[8] guo ying, zhang yukun, han zhenguo, etc. control technology for liquid production in stratified oil production wells [j]. chemical engineering & equipment, 2015, (09): 9092. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 100 counterfeiting in depth synthesis based on digital watermarking yu liang 1, a, yadong yu 1, yina wang 1, dunjun li 1, zejiong zhou 2, b, * 1 school of management science and engineering, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, 233030, china 2 school of economics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, 233030, china a 1426972597@qq.com, b, * aczzj123456@163.com * corresponding author: zejiong zhou (email: aczzj123456@163.com) abstract: the purpose of this paper is to discuss and apply digital watermarking technology to solve the forgery problem in depth synthesis. with the rapid development of deep synthesis technology and its application in various fields, it is particularly important to protect the authenticity and integrity of digital content. based on the understanding of digital watermarking, this paper explores an experimental design, which uses watermarking embedding and extraction algorithms and forgery detection technology to solve the problem of deep forgery, protect the copyright, integrity and anti-copy of digital products. in order to improve the robustness and reliability of the watermark, a suitable watermark embedding and extraction algorithm is designed by analyzing the characteristics of deep synthesis forged media in the experimental process. then select the data set containing the original digital media and the deep synthetic forged samples, extract the features of the two, and find out the features that distinguish the differences between the two. finally, the forgery detection technology is used to evaluate the performance of digital watermarking technology in depth forgery detection. in this paper, digital watermarking technology is used to provide an effective solution to the problem of forgery in depth synthesis, which can be applied to protect intellectual property rights, prevent tampering and forgery, and protect the authenticity and integrity of digital media content. keywords: deep composition; deep forgery; digital watermarking; authenticity; integrity. 1. introduction deep forgery [1] refers to the use of deep learning and artificial intelligence technology to generate realistic false content, especially the synthesis and tampering of human faces as the main object. the emergence of deep forgery technology is related to the development of deep learning and computer vision, the enhancement of big data and computing power, and the popularity of social media and digital content. deep forgery technology brings potential application value in film and television special effects, artistic creation and other fields, but also brings a series of problems and challenges. deep forgery technology may be used for malicious purposes, such as fraud, network fraud, false news dissemination, etc., which seriously affects social stability and personal privacy security. digital watermarking technology [2] is a technology that hides specific information in digital media, so that the information can be transmitted and stored safely, and can be identified and extracted when needed. digital watermarking technology is widely used in copyright protection, content authentication, information hiding and so on. its main application areas include: copyright protection, retrieval and traceability of audio, image, video, text and other digital content; digital information management and protection in digital libraries, e-commerce, network security and other fields; document identification, authentication and transaction audit in government, enterprises and other institutions. digital watermarking technology can be used to solve the problem of deep forgery. first, feature extraction is carried out on the original image, and the extracted feature information is embedded into the original image to form a digital watermark. then, a deep learning model is used for training to classify the real face and the forged face, and the features that distinguish the two are extracted. when there is a suspected depth forgery image, the extracted features are compared with the watermark embedded in the original image for verification. figure 1. the process of digital watermarking technology to solve the problem of forgery however, with the continuous development of technology, forgery algorithms are also improving, and there may be methods to combat watermarking. therefore, it is necessary to study new algorithms, models and techniques to improve the performance and effect of watermark embedding and detection. for example, the technique based on blind watermarking [3] can detect the watermark without the original data, while the technique based on non-blind watermarking requires the original data to be encrypted before detection. in addition, there are some emerging areas of research, such as antagonistic watermarking, multimedia big data watermarking and so on. in this paper, the watermark embedding and extraction algorithm is used to embed the watermark information into 101 the digital media efficiently and accurately, while ensuring the reliability and integrity of the watermark information when extracting. the research in this area needs to consider the robustness of the watermark, that is, the ability to resist attacks, and to minimize the impact on the quality of the original media. the watermark algorithm is designed to make the watermark information not easy to be detected or modified in the embedding process, thus increasing the difficulty of forgery. this paper designs the experimental process to solve the deep forgery, and provides some ideas for the research. it mainly uses forgery detection technology [4] to detect the digital media embedded with watermark to verify whether it contains effective watermark information, so as to solve the problem of whether the image is forged. the research in this area needs to consider the sensitivity and accuracy of the detection algorithm, as well as the adaptability to various attacks such as compression, filtering, and noise addition. the research objectives of this paper include: embedding the watermark information into the image by using the watermark embedding and extraction algorithm, and comparing the original image with the watermark detection technology to determine whether the image is true or false. improve the robustness and security of digital watermarking technology, making digital watermarking more difficult to be forged and tampered with. provide efficient and accurate digital watermark embedding and extraction algorithms to reduce the impact of the embedding process on the quality of the original media. 2. introduction of digital watermarking technology 2.1. principles and classification of digital watermarking digital watermarking is a technique for embedding invisible identification information in digital media, which is used for copyright protection, content authentication and forgery detection. its principle is based on the appropriate modification or embedding of information in the original media data, so that the modified media data can still maintain the invariance of audio-visual effects. according to the embedding and extraction methods of digital watermarking, digital watermarking can be divided into the following categories: (1) spatial domain watermarking [5]. spatial domain watermarking refers to the embedding of information directly on the pixel values of the original media. it hides the watermark information by adjusting the brightness or color value of the pixel. the common techniques are least significant bit replacement method and spread spectrum technology. (2) transform domain watermarking [6]. transform domain watermarking refers to the transformation of the original media data into a mathematical transform domain, in which information is embedded. common transforms include fourier transform, wavelet transform and discrete cosine transform. watermarking in transform domain has better robustness and imperceptibility, and the commonly used methods are frequency domain coding and parity check code. (3) featurebased watermarking [7]. feature-based watermarking refers to embedding and extracting watermark information by using some specific features in the original media. these features may be image textures, edges, local statistical features, etc. by embedding and extracting operations on these features, the watermark can be hidden and extracted. (4) time-domain watermarking [8]. temporal watermarking is a digital watermarking technology applied to temporal media such as video and audio. it embeds and extracts the watermark according to the time information of the media data. the common technologies are time sequence coding and watermarking algorithm based on human auditory model. (5) multimedia synchronous watermarking [9]. multimedia synchronization watermarking is a watermarking technique for maintaining synchronization in multimedia content. for example, watermark information is embedded in video and audio at the same time to ensure timing synchronization between the two. 2.2. digital watermarking implementation procedure the implementation process of digital watermarking is as follows. (1) select the type of watermark. select the appropriate type of digital watermark according to the requirements and application scenarios. common types of digital watermarking include visible watermarking, invisible watermarking, blind watermarking and so on. (2) feature selection and extraction. determine the watermark information to be embedded into the original image, such as text, image, binary code, etc. for invisible watermarking, we usually use image processing or feature extraction algorithms to extract the features of the original image. (3) embedding watermark. the selected watermark information is embedded into the original image. there are many specific embedding methods, such as frequency domain embedding, spatial domain embedding, spread spectrum embedding and so on. the embedding process needs to pay attention to maintain the quality and visibility of the image, as well as the appropriate encryption protection of the watermark. (4) design of detection algorithm. an appropriate detection algorithm is designed to extract and verify the existence of the watermark. the detection algorithm may be based on techniques such as alignment, feature extraction, machine learning, and the like. the design goal of the detection algorithm is to judge the existence of the watermark as accurately as possible, and to deal with attacks such as depth forgery robustly. and (5) extract and verifying that watermark. watermark is extracted and verified from the watermarked image. in the extraction process, the watermark information is extracted by reverse processing of the image according to the embedding algorithm and the key. the verification process can be judged by comparing the extracted watermark information with the expected watermark information, or analyzed by feature extraction and other methods. (6) optimization and adjustment. according to the actual application requirements and effects, the digital watermarking scheme is optimized and adjusted. this may involve the adjustment of parameters, the improvement of algorithms, the enhancement of encryption protection, etc. 2.3. embedding and extracting algorithm of digital watermark the specific implementation process of the digital watermarking embedding algorithm is as follows. (1) the original media data is transformed into a mathematical transform domain, such as fourier transform, wavelet transform and so on. (2) selecte that watermark information, namely selecting a part from the target watermark information, such as a paragraph of text, a numb or a picture. (3) processing 102 the watermark information, namely encrypting the watermark information, scrambling the watermark information and the like to enhance the security of the digital watermark. (4) embedding the encrypted watermark information into the media data: embedding the encrypted watermark information into the media data by changing some specific positions of the media data, such as modifying the least significant bit in the pixel value. (5) performing inverse transformation on the embedded media data, namely re-converting the embedded media data into original media data to complete the embedding process of the digital watermark. figure 2. digital watermark embedding process the specific implementation process of the digital watermarking extraction algorithm is as follows: (1) transform the media data: convert the media data into the same mathematical transform domain as the embedding. (2) positioning the position of the watermark information according to the rule used during embedding. (3) extracting the watermark information, namely extracting the encrypted watermark information from a specific position of the media data. (4) carrying out operations such as decryption and disorder on the extracted watermark information to obtain the original watermark information. (5) judging whether the media data is tampered or forged according to the decrypted watermark information, and completing corresponding functions such as authentication, protection, detection and the like. figure 3. digital watermark extraction process 2.4. advantages and disadvantages of digital watermarking advantages of digital watermarking technology. (1) identity authentication and traceability. digital watermarking technology can provide identity authentication and traceability for deeply synthesized digital media, so that the true source of the media can be confirmed, which is helpful to maintain intellectual property rights and copyright protection. (2) concealment. the embedding of digital watermark can be carried out without affecting the perception of human eyes, maintaining the visual quality of the media, while providing a covert way to protect the media content. (3) enhance the authentication ability. digital watermarking technology can enhance the authentication ability of the media to a certain extent, so that people can verify the authenticity of the media through specific technical means, which is helpful to prevent forgery and tampering. disadvantages of digital watermarking technology. (1) capacity limitation. digital watermarking technology has certain limitations on the capacity of embedded information, which may not be able to meet the needs of large-scale data, especially for high-resolution images and videos. (2) robustness challenge. some digital watermarking technologies may have poor robustness to compression, cropping and other operations, resulting in the vulnerability of embedded watermarks and reducing their reliability. (3) privacy issues. in some scenarios, digital watermarking technology may involve the embedding and dissemination of personal privacy information, and special attention should be paid to privacy protection. 3. analysis of forgery in deep synthesis 3.1. types of depth synthesis image forgery depth synthesis image forgery refers to the use of computer graphics and artificial intelligence technology to produce false visual information by synthesizing, modifying or generating images. this kind of forgery can use a variety of technical means, and the common types of deep synthesis image forgery include the following. (1) face-changing technology. using deep learning technology, one person's facial features are synthesized into another person's image to create a camouflage effect. this technique is widely used in videos and pictures, and is also used to create fake videos and pictures. (2) human pose and motion synthesis. using computer graphics and deep learning technology, one person's pose and motion can be synthesized into another scene, thus creating a false picture that looks real. (3) scene synthesis and background replacement. different scenes, environments or backgrounds can be synthesized into the original image through the synthesis technology, so that the image presents an illusion inconsistent with the actual situation. (4) forgery of words and slogans. image processing technology can be used to forge words, slogans and other information in pictures, including adding, deleting or modifying the text information in pictures to create misleading picture content. (5) image restoration and tampering. image processing technology is used to restore and tamper with images, including repairing missing parts, deleting or adding specific objects, etc., in order to deceive the audience. (6) generation of false scenes. computer graphics technology is used to generate seemingly real false scenes, including false landscapes, buildings, cities, etc. this technology is widely used in the field of film and television special effects and virtual reality. these types of depth synthesis image forgery are becoming more and more common in today's society, which may lead to misleading information, privacy disclosure and social instability. therefore, it is necessary to develop and improve digital watermarking, image recognition and other technical means to cope with the challenges of depth synthesis image forgery. 3.2. deep forgery detection methods and limitations the detection methods of depth synthesis image forgery mainly include the detection method based on traditional image processing technology, the detection method based on physiological signal characteristics, the detection method based on gan image characteristics and the detection method based on deep learning. (1) detection methods based on traditional image processing techniques [10]. these methods mainly use some statistical features or geometric features of images, such as illumination inconsistency, noise raw data  transformation to the mathematical  transformation  domain choose a watermark  message process watermark  information the media data is  inversely converted  to the original  media data watermark  information  embedding media data fourier transform, wavelet transform, etc choose a watermark  message encrypt and out‐of‐ order and so on modify the most significant  digit,change the specific  location of the data raw data  transformation to the mathematical  transformation  domain define the watermark  information location extract watermark  information from a  specific location detect whether the  watermark  information has been  forged or tampered  with decryption and out‐of‐ order operation of  watermark  information get the watermark  position discrete cosine transformation, wavelet transform get the original  watermark information extract the watermark binary  sequence, related parameters 103 discontinuity, etc., to detect forged images. however, due to the development of deep learning models, traditional methods are facing great challenges in the detection of high-quality forged images. (2) detection method based on physiological signal characteristics. refers to the technical method that uses various signals generated by human physiological activities, such as electrocardiogram, electroencephalogram, skin electrical activity, etc., to classify, identify, predict or monitor by extracting the characteristics of these signals. these methods have important applications in the fields of medicine, biometrics, health monitoring and disease diagnosis. (3) detection method based on gan image features. refers to a technology that uses the image features generated by the gan model for image processing, analysis and recognition. gan is an adversarial training framework consisting of a generator and a discriminator. the generator is responsible for generating fake image samples, while the discriminator is responsible for distinguishing the real image from the fake image generated by the generator. it has a wide range of applications in image generation, image editing, image recognition and other fields. (4) deep learning-based detection method [11]. this method uses deep learning models to learn and capture features in forged images. for example, models such as a convolutional neural network (cnn) or a generative adversarial network (gan) can be used for image forgery detection. these models can discriminate by learning the feature differences between a large number of real and fake images. however, there are also some limitations of such methods. although the deep learning model can effectively detect some common forged images to some extent, there are still some limitations. (1) anti-sample attack [12]. for deep learning-based detection methods, the attacker can modify the input image so that it is misclassified as the real image. this kind of attack is called anti-sample attack, which can bypass the detection model and make the forged image not be detected correctly. (2) dataset limitation. training deep learning-based detection models usually requires a large number of real and fake image datasets. however, it is not easy to obtain an accurate and comprehensive set of forged images, which limits the training and generalization ability of the detection model. (3) mixed forged images. in reality, forged images are often the mixed results of a variety of technologies, including artificial synthesis, image processing and so on. for such complex hybrid forged images, a single detection method may not be able to accurately identify them. 4. experiments and results 4.1. introduction to experimental design and dataset 4.1.1. experimental procedure the experimental design steps based on this study are as follows. (1) determine the purpose of the experiment. in the research of digital watermarking technology to solve the problem of deep forgery, the purpose of the experiment may be to verify the effectiveness of digital watermarking technology in the detection of deep forgery. (2) design method. a digital watermark embedding and extraction method based on deep learning can be used, and a deep forgery detection model based on convolutional neural network can be used for detection. (3) determine the experimental settings and parameters. it is necessary to determine the experimental settings such as the deep learning framework, the type and number of graphics cards, the data set division, and the experimental parameters such as the parameters of digital watermark embedding and extraction, the structure and hyperparameters of the deep forgery detection model. (4) experimental operation and data collection. it is necessary to embed and extract digital watermark on the training set, train and verify the deep forgery detection model, and then test and evaluate it on the test set. (5) analyze and summarize the experimental results. accuracy, recall and f1-score can be used to evaluate the performance of digital watermarking technology in depth forgery detection, and the experimental results are analyzed and summarized. 4.1.2. data set in combination with the above experiments, the data sets related to image processing used are shown in the following table. table 1. common datasets dataset name data type number of samples sample size use ucid [13] image 1338 384 x 256 digital image processing bossbase [14] image 10000+ uncertain research on image steganography comofod [15] image 13 uncertain digital image processing imagenet [16] image 14 million + uncertain machine learning/deep learning lenna [17] image 1 512 x 512 digital image processing stirmark [18] image uncertain uncertain digital copyright protection evaluation the data sets in the above table are described as follows. (1) the ucid (university of california, irvine dataset) data set is a commonly used data set for digital watermarking research. the dataset contains 1338 uncompressed color images, including natural scenes, man-made images and computer-generated images. (2) bossbase (bows-2) dataset is a commonly used dataset for digital image forgery detection research. the dataset contains 10,000 unmodified grayscale images and their corresponding steganographic images, including 5,000 natural scene images and 5,000 computer-generated synthetic images. it is dedicated to the evaluation and comparison of digital image forgery detection algorithms. (3) the comofod (color model and filtering distortion database) dataset is a commonly used dataset for evaluating image denoising algorithms. the dataset contains 500 color images divided into 250 reference images and 250 distorted images. the main purpose of this dataset is to study and evaluate the performance of image denoising algorithms in terms of color model and filtering distortion. (4) imagenet data set is a widely used large-scale image data set. the dataset contains more than 14 million annotated images, covering more than 20,000 categories. this dataset is mainly used to train and evaluate deep learning models in computer vision tasks such as image classification, object detection and image segmentation. (5) lenna dataset is a common test image dataset, which is often used in image processing, image 104 compression, digital signal processing and other fields. this dataset can be used to evaluate the performance of image processing algorithms in different scenarios. (6) the stirmark dataset is a commercial dataset for evaluating digital media security technologies. the dataset contains a variety of digital media files, such as images, audio, video, and a variety of different types of digital watermarking and encryption techniques. 4.2. digital watermark embedding and extraction experiment the purpose of this experiment is to explore the effectiveness and stability of digital watermarking embedding and extraction technology, in order to deal with the problem of digital media tampering such as depth synthesis image forgery. (1) data preparation. first, the image data of the training set and the test set need to be prepared. these images should contain content that requires digital watermark embedding and extraction. (2) digital watermarking embedding. a. select the digital watermarking algorithm: select the appropriate digital watermarking algorithm according to the research needs and experimental purposes. common digital watermarking algorithms include discrete cosine transform (dct) [19], discrete wavelet transform (dwt) [20], etc. b. parameter setting: determine the parameters in the digital watermark embedding process, such as watermark strength, embedding rate, etc. these parameters affect the visibility and robustness of the watermark. and c, image processing, namely embedding the selected image by using a digital watermarking algorithm. specific operations may include image transformation, frequency domain embedding or coding, and so on. the embedded image will contain digital watermark information. (3) extract that digital watermark. a, realizing an extraction algorithm, namely realize a corresponding digital watermark extraction algorithm according to the selected digital watermark algorithm. the algorithm should be able to accurately extract the watermark information from the image embedded with digital watermark. and b, image processing, namely operating the image embedded with the digital watermark by using an extraction algorithm to extract digital watermark information. and c, comparing and verifying, namely comparing and verifying the extracted digital watermark with the original watermark, and evaluating the accuracy and the robustness of extraction. (4) evaluation and analysis. a. performance evaluation: some indexes are used to evaluate the performance of digital watermark embedding and extraction, such as embedding rate, extraction rate, distortion, anti-attack, etc. these indicators can measure the effect of digital watermarking algorithm. b. result analysis: analyze and summarize the experimental results according to the results of the evaluation indicators. we can discuss the applicability, advantages and disadvantages of digital watermarking algorithm in different scenarios, as well as the direction of improvement. 4.3. forgery detection experiment and result analysis 4.3.1. design of experiment the purpose of this experiment is to explore the accuracy and robustness of forgery detection technology, and evaluate its feasibility and effect in practical application through the analysis of the results. (1) problem definition. specify the forgery detection problem to be solved, such as image tampering, audio forgery, or video obfuscation. (2) data set preparation. select the data set containing the original sample and the forged sample. ensure that the data set contains various types of fake samples with sufficient similarity to the original sample. (3) feature extraction. feature are extracted from that original sample and the fake samples. the features may include textures of the image, color histograms, spectral features of the audio, and the like. (4) classifier training. training a classifier model by using the extracted features and the labeled original/fake samples. the commonly used classifiers include support vector machine (svm), random forest and so on. 4.3.2. experimental evaluation evaluation metrics are used to evaluate the performance of the classifier, such as precision, recall, f1 value, etc. (1) accuracy rate. the accuracy rate is the proportion of the number of samples correctly predicted by the classifier to the total number of samples, that is, (true positive examples + true negative examples)/total number of samples. (2) recall rate. recall rate measures the prediction ability of the classifier for positive samples, that is, the proportion of the number of samples correctly predicted as positive samples to the number of all actual positive samples, and the calculation formula is true positive examples/ (true examples + false counterexamples). (3) accuracy rate. the accuracy rate represents the proportion of the real positive samples in the positive samples predicted by the classifier, that is, the proportion of the real positive samples to all the samples predicted as positive samples. the calculation formula is real positive samples/ (real positive samples + false positive samples). (4) f1 score. f1 score is an indicator that comprehensively considers the precision rate and the recall rate. it is the harmonic mean of the precision rate and the recall rate. the calculation formula is 2 * (precision rate * recall rate)/ (precision rate + recall rate). 4.3.3. experimental procedure the specific process of the forgery detection experiment is as follows: (1) data set division. the data set is divided into a training set and a test set. cross-validation is usually used to ensure the reliability of the experimental results. (2) feature extraction. feature is extracted from that original sample and the fake samples. these features should be able to capture the difference between the original sample and the fake sample. for example, the researchers found two graphs in the sample and extracted their characteristics as shown in the following figure. figure 4. location information 105 figure 5. probability distribution of rgb three-channel pixels figure 6. color histogram (3) feature selection. select the appropriate feature subset according to the experimental requirements and the algorithm to reduce the dimension and improve the performance of the classifier. (4) classifier training. train a classifier model using the features and labels of the training set. it can be trained using common machine learning algorithms, such as support vector machines, random forests, etc. figure 7. random forest training diagram (5) classifier test. the features of the test set are used as input, and the trained classifier is used for prediction. a prediction result is obtained. and (6) result analysis. analyzing and evaluating the performance of the classifier according to the experimental evaluation index. the performance and reliability of the classifier can be judged through the analysis of the experimental results. if the classifier performs well on the test set, has high accuracy, some evaluation indicators should perform well, such as recall and f1 value, and the area under the roc curve is large, then it can be considered that the classifier has high accuracy and robustness for the detection of forged samples. on the contrary, if the performance of the classifier is poor, it is necessary to further optimize the algorithm or replace other methods to improve the effect of forgery detection. 5. research summary 5.1. summary of the study through research, researchers can use digital watermarking technology to solve the problem of depth forgery. digital watermarking technology can embed the source data into digital media, so that the source data can be extracted in the subsequent detection. if the source data has been tampered with, it can be judged by comparing the extracted source data. in this paper, the experimental process is designed to solve the deep forgery problem. according to the research requirements, select the appropriate digital watermarking algorithm. based on the type of forgery studied, the data set containing the original sample and the forged sample was selected. then feature extraction is carried out to distinguish the difference between the original sample and the forged sample, and the forged media is verified. finally, a forgery detection experiment is carried out to evaluate the performance of digital watermarking technology in deep forgery detection. in a word, the research based on digital watermarking technology to solve the problem of forgery has achieved some results. with the continuous development and application of technology, digital watermarking technology will play a greater role in anti-counterfeiting, copyright protection and so on. however, further research is still needed to deal with new forgery methods and improve the reversibility and anti-attack ability of digital watermarking technology. 5.2. suggested directions for future research it is a research project with wide application prospect to solve the forgery problem based on digital watermarking technology. on the basis of the existing research results, we can also deepen and improve the watermarking algorithm, and think and expand the follow-up research direction. for example, for different types of data, such as images, audio, video and so on, more efficient, secure and stable digital watermarking algorithms are studied. we can consider combining the research results of deep learning, cryptography and other fields to improve the robustness and invisibility of digital watermarking. in order to enhance the accuracy and reliability of forgery detection, multiple watermarking techniques can be studied to embed multiple types of watermark information into the data. by combining different types of watermarks, the threshold of forgery detection can be improved, and the detection results can be more accurate. through the continuous expansion of technology, digital watermarking technology can be combined with other fields such as cryptography, big data, internet of things and so on to open up new application scenarios. for example, supply chain management, medical data protection and other applications based on digital watermarking are studied. in a word, it has important research value and application potential to solve the forgery problem based on digital watermarking technology. the follow-up research can be explored from multiple levels, aiming to lay a solid foundation for the development and application of digital watermarking technology in china. raw datasets sample dataset 1 sample dataset 2 sample dataset 3 sample dataset 4 number 1 number 2 number 3 number 4 average outcome 106 acknowledgments this work is supported by anhui university of finance and economics provincial college student innovation and entrepreneurship training program project (s2022 1037 8124). references [1] zhang yu-zhi, wang rui-fang, zhu liang, et al.survey of deep forgery generation and detection [j].information security research, 2022,8 (03): 258-269. 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[20] peng rongjie, li longzhen. digital watermarking technology based on improved discrete wavelet transform [j]. intelligent computer and application, 2023,13 (07). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 2, 2023 67 multimodal emotion analysis model based on interactive attention mechanism bainan zhou 1, xu li 2 1 school of information science and engineering, dalian polytechnic university, dalian, china 2 engineering training center, dalian polytechnic university, dalian, china abstract: in traditional multi-modal sentiment analysis, feature fusion is usually achieved by simple splicing, and multi-modal sentiment analysis is only trained as a single task, without considering the contribution of inter-modal information interaction to sentiment analysis and the correlation and constraint relationship between multi-modal and single-modal (text, video and audio) tasks. therefore, a multi-task model based on interactive attention mechanism is proposed in this paper, which uses inter-modal attention mechanism and single-modal self-attention mechanism to train multi-modal sentiment analysis and single-modal sentiment analysis together, so as to make full use of inter-modal and inter-task information sharing, mutual complement, and reduce noise to improve the overall recognition performance. experiments show that the proposed model performs well on mosi and mosei common data sets for multimodal sentiment analysis. keywords: multimodal sentiment analysis; attention mechanism; multi-mission joint training. 1. introduction traditional sentiment analysis usually refers to the text sentiment analysis task [1], but with the development of social media, the types and forms of data are diversified. in recent years, multimodal sentiment analysis has become a hot research topic due to the limitations of traditional text sentiment analysis only using text data to analyze emotional information. typically, multimodal data consists of three parts: text, video, and audio. this paper mainly studies the multimodal sentiment analysis task of three modes. multimodal data representation and multimodal feature fusion are two important types of work in multimodal sentiment analysis [2]. in recent years, many research methods have been proposed for these two types of important work. for multi-modal data representation, neural networks are usually used to represent data of different modes respectively. poria et al. [3] proposed a model based on multicore learning, which uses deep convolutional neural networks to extract text features and integrate them with other (video and audio) modes in the form of splicing. cambria et al. [4] proposed a general multi-modal sentiment analysis framework, which consists of feature learning within modes and feature splicing of multi-modes, and laid a foundation for future research. zadeh et al. [5] introduced a multimodal dictionary in order to better understand the interaction between face, gesture and audio in expressing emotion, and proposed a mosi multimodal emotion analysis dataset. later, zadeh et al. [6] proposed tensor fusion network to learn features within and between modes. and the precision of multimodal sentiment analysis is improved on mosi data set. in order to consider more context information, poria et al. [7] developed a framework based on lstm, which uses context information to capture the dependency between modes. in the later work of zadeh et al. [8], multiple attention blocks were used to obtain the information between the three modes and have good performance on different data sets. after the emergence of transformer [9], tsai et al. [10] proposed a cross-modal transformer model to strengthen the feature learning of target modes through the cross-modal attention mechanism. however, the above research on multimodal data representation does not consider the correlation between different modal data in multimodal data representation, and only focuses on the representation of different modal data respectively. in the study of multi-modal sentiment analysis, the multimodal feature fusion usually adopts the fusion way of early fusion (fusion after feature learning). poria et al. [3] and cambria et al. [4] represent the multi-modal data by neural network, and then use a simple splicing way to carry out feature fusion. later, liu et al. [19] proposed a low-rank multi-mode fusion method, using low-rank vector to represent multi-mode data, and then using cartesian product to achieve feature fusion. however, the simple fusion method does not consider the contribution degree of different modal data to the results of sentiment analysis, and the common multi-modal sentiment analysis task is usually a single-task training method, and does not consider the correlation and constraint relationship between multi-modal sentiment analysis and each modal sentiment analysis task. to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a multitask emotion analysis model based on attention mechanism [12], which uses the correlation between single-mode and multi-mode emotion analysis tasks to achieve emotion analysis tasks. in natural language tasks, context information has a great impact on the overall recognition performance [13], so in single-mode emotion classification tasks, in this paper, the self-attention mechanism is used to consider the semantic information of the single mode itself, and the interactive attention mechanism is used to achieve more fully multi-mode feature fusion. the innovation of this paper mainly includes two parts: attention mechanism and multi-task joint training. the attention mechanism consists of two parts: intermodal attention mechanism and unimodal self-attention mechanism. 1) attention mechanism between modal: through two attention mechanism between modal corresponds to a weight of the other two kinds of mode, give full consideration to the modal semantic association between the information interaction, making models focus on the more important 68 information, achieve the purpose of reducing noise. 2) single-mode state since the attention mechanism: by using single mode state context information, in order to realize the purpose of information gain. 3) multitasking joint training: learn by multitasking to multimodal emotional analysis tasks and single-mode state analysis task joint training in order to realize the related tasks associated with constraints, and the weight given dynamic loss for different mission, make model can focus on loss value larger task, optimizing the training process, speed up the model convergence. 2. method 2.1. problem definition in the multimodal sentiment analysis task, the main task is to determine the emotional polarity or intensity of the video segment, so generally, multimodal sentiment analysis can be regarded as either a classification task or a regression task. in this paper, multimodal emotion analysis is regarded as a regression task to judge the emotional intensity of video clips. the model input in this paper is unimodal original sequence 𝑋𝑚 ∈ ℝ𝑙𝑚×𝑑𝑚 , where 𝑋𝑚 represents the original sequence of input, 𝑙𝑚 represents the length of the sequence, and 𝑑𝑚 represents the dimension represented by the vector of the input sequence. in this paper, 𝑚 ∈ {a, v, t}, where a is an audio sequence, v is an image sequence, and t is a text sequence. output for multiple modal emotional intensity �̂�m ∈ 𝑅, in the stage of training this model with the other three output �̂�𝑛 ∈ 𝑅 where 𝑛 ∈ {a, v, t} , this paper uses only �̂�𝑚 as the final prediction results. 2.2. integral structure the overall structure of the model in this paper is shown in figure 1. the model is mainly divided into two parts: multimodal sentiment analysis and three independent single-modal sentiment analysis. multi-task [11] learning mode is adopted. multi-modal sentiment analysis is used as the main task in multi-task learning, and three independent single-modal sentiment analysis is used as the auxiliary task in multi-task learning. the learning mode of sharing underlying representation is adopted among different tasks. text video audio bert openface librosa bi-lstm intermodal attention intermodal attention intermodal attention fully connected layer relu self-attention mechanism relu ulgm self-attention mechanism self-attention mechanism ulgm relu relu ulgm weight loss bi-lstm multimodal affective intensity f f* figure 1. overall model structure 2.3. multimodal data representation firstly, the data information of three modes (text, video and audio) is extracted from the video segment, and the input sequence 𝑋𝑚 of the three modes is encoded into a vector representing ℎ𝑚 , where 𝑚 ∈ {a, v, t} . specific implementation method: for text-like data, bert [13] is used in this paper to encode the input sequence, and the vector representation of the [cls] flag bit in the last layer is taken 69 as the vector representation of the whole sentence. for audio data and image data, bidirectional lstm [16] is used to encode non-text data features according to previous work [14,15]. the specific expression is as formula (1), formula (2). ht = bert(xt; θt bert). (1) hm = bilstm(xm; θm bilstm) m ∈ {v, a}. (2) ℎt is the text data representation, and ℎ𝑚 is the non-text data representation? three types of data representation are the underlying representation shared by multitasking learning. 2.4. single-mode self-attention mechanism single-mode attention mechanism is applied to the auxiliary task part of multi-task learning. it mainly uses the context information of single-mode and only considers the importance of single-mode to emotion classification, without considering the relationship between modes. concrete implementation way: with specific data representation of single-mode states ℎ𝑛 ∈ ℝ𝑙𝑛×ⅆ𝑛 (ℎt text data representation and ℎ𝑚 non-text data representation) which 𝑙n sequence length, says 𝑑𝑛 said input sequence data representation vector dimensions. the original input unimodal data represents ℎ𝑛. by taking advantage of its own semantic correlation and transposing the dot product with its own unimodal data representation, the semantic correlation matrix 𝑀 is calculated, and higher weight is given to the part with greater semantic correlation. after the normalization of the semantic correlation matrix, the unimodal self-attention weight matrix 𝐴 is obtained. 𝑀 = ℎ𝑛 ⋅ ℎ𝑛 𝑇. (3) 𝐴 = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑀). (4) the dot product of the attention weight matrix a containing semantic relevance and the original unimodal data representation ℎ𝑛 is obtained to obtain a new unimodal data representation 𝐻𝑛 containing contextual information. 𝐻𝑛 = 𝐴 ⋅ ℎ𝑛. (5) finally, the resulting new data representation is used in the auxiliary task section. 2.5. intermodal attention mechanism intermodal attention mechanism is applied to the main task of multi-task learning to better learn the hidden information between modes according to the information interaction between modes. taking text data as an example, the specific implementation method is as follows: after the text data representation ℎt is obtained, the semantic correlation between modes is used to calculate the correlation degree of text corresponding to audio and video respectively (denoted by semantic correlation matrix 𝑀1 and 𝑀2 , and the part corresponding to audio or video correlation degree is given high weight), and the two semantic correlation matrices are normalized. the attention weight matrices 𝐴1 and 𝐴2 corresponding to video and audio are obtained. 𝑀1 = ℎt ⋅ (ℎa)t. (6) 𝑀2 = ℎt ⋅ (ℎv)t. (7) 𝐻𝑛 = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑀1). (8) 𝐴2 = 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥(𝑀2). (9) the attention weight matrix 𝐴1 and 𝐴2 are dot product with the original single-mode text data representation, so that the new data representation contains the semantic relevance weight information of text data, audio data and video data, and two data representations corresponding to video and audio text are obtained. 𝐻tv = 𝐴1 ⋅ ℎt. (10) 𝐻ta = 𝐴2 ⋅ ℎt. (11) in order to make the text data representation contain more intermodal information, the two data representations are fused in the way of concatenation, and the new text data representation 𝐻t is obtained. 𝐻t = 𝐻tv + 𝐻ta. (12) similarly, for audio and video data and text data processing the same way, respectively by computing the semantic correlation matrix and weight matrix, attention to get new data respectively said 𝐻a and 𝐻a, finally said the new data for main task. 2.6. multi-mission joint training for multi-task joint training, multi-modal sentiment analysis is taken as the main task, single-modal sentiment analysis as the auxiliary task, and the auxiliary task only exists in the training stage. the main task and the auxiliary task share the underlying data representation part, and the loss of the main task and the loss of the auxiliary task are taken as the total loss of the model to optimize together. as for the chief officer, after obtaining the single mode data representation ℎ𝑛, due to the different dimension of feature vectors extracted from the multi-mode data, this paper puts three multi-mode feature vectors through the full connection layer to avoid the influence of spatial features of vectors on the calculation, and then makes use of semantic correlation between modes to make inter-modal attention mechanism for the three modal data respectively. the new data representation 𝐻𝑛 of three modes is obtained, where 𝑛 ∈ {a, v, t} , and the new single-mode data representation is connected with the original data representation to achieve multi-mode feature fusion to get𝐹. 𝐹 = 𝐻a + 𝐻t + 𝐻v + ℎt + ℎa + ℎv (13) the fused feature vector f contains two parts of information: the first is the original data representation, which contains the context information of the three modes after the time series modeling of the three-modal data by using the bidirectional lstm neural network. on the other hand, using the intermodal attention mechanism, the new data representation includes semantic correlations between the three modes. therefore, the feature vector f can contain more information and reduce noise compared with the previous fusion method. relu activation function is sparse, which enables the sparse model to better mine relevant features and fit training data. therefore, relu activation function is selected as the activation function in this paper. the fused data represents f through the relu activation function to get 𝐹∗. 𝐹∗ = 𝑅𝑒𝑙𝑢(𝑊1 𝑇𝐹 + 𝑏1). (14) where 𝑊1 ∈ 𝑅𝑙n×2(𝑑a+𝑑v+𝑑t) , 𝐹∗ is used to predict the emotional intensity. where 𝑊2 ∈ 𝑅2(𝑑a+𝑑v+𝑑t)×1. ŷm = w2 tf∗ + b2. (15) 𝑦𝑛 = ulgm(𝑦m, 𝐹∗, 𝐻𝑛). (16) for auxiliary tasks, in order to reduce the internal noise of single-mode data, a new single-mode data representation 𝐻𝑛 is obtained by using the single-mode self-attention mechanism. similarly, relu activation function is used in this paper to make the single-mode data representation non-linear. the results of activation function are used to predict emotion. �̂�𝑛 = 𝑊2 𝑇 · [relu(𝑊1 𝑇ℎ𝑛 + 𝑏1)]+𝑏2 ), 𝑊1 ∈ 𝑅𝑙𝑛×ⅆ𝑛、 𝑊2 ∈ 𝑅ⅆ𝑛×1 where 𝑛 ∈ {a, v, t}, according to the yu's work before [13], the self generated label method is used to generate single mode label. 70 2.7. weight loss allocation finally, multi-modal sentiment analysis is trained jointly with three single-modal sentiment analysis. the absolute value of the difference between the label generated by single mode and the predicted label is taken as the loss value of single mode, and the loss of single-modal sentiment analysis subtask is assigned a weight 𝑤𝑆 𝑖 , where 𝑠 ∈ {a, v, t} ,𝑤𝑆 𝑖 = 𝑡𝑎𝑛ℎ(|𝑦𝑠 (𝑖) − 𝑦m|) said the subtasks s first i samples, when the tag model focuses more on multimodal emotional labels are different parts. the loss of the single-mode sentiment analysis subtask is: 𝐿𝑠 = 𝑤𝑆 𝑖 × |�̂�𝑠 (𝑖) − 𝑦𝑠 (𝑖) |. (17) for the loss of multimodal sentiment analysis of the main task, this paper adopts the mean value of the total loss, where n represents the total number of training samples. 𝐿m = 1 𝑁 × ∑ |�̂�m 𝑖 − 𝑦m 𝑖 | 𝑛 𝑖 . (18) for the loss of each task, this paper calculates a loss weight 𝑤_𝐿𝑠 where 𝑠 ∈ {a, v, t, m} and assigns each task separately. 𝑤_𝐿𝑠 = 𝐿𝑠 ∑ 𝐿s {a,v,t,m} 𝑠 𝐿s. (19) it indicates that the larger weight loss is given to the part with larger loss to accelerate the convergence of the model and accelerate the training process. the total loss of the model is: 𝐿 = ∑ 𝑤_𝐿𝑠 {a,v,t,m} 𝑠 . (19) 3. experimental setting 3.1. dataset the datasets used in this paper are mosi and mosei common data sets for multimodal sentiment analysis. the basic information of the two data sets is shown in table 1. table 1. basic dataset information dataset train valid test all mosi 1284 299 686 2199 mosei 16323 1871 4659 22856 mosi data set: mosi data set is a commonly used benchmark data set for multimodal sentiment analysis. it is a video blog mainly about film review videos on youtube collected by zadeh et al. [35]. a total of 93 videos including 2199 video clips were randomly collected. the labels of these videos were marked and averaged by five markers from amazon's crowdsourcing platform, and marked as seven emotional tendencies ranging from -3 (negative) to +3 (positive). mosei dataset: the mosei [36] dataset expands the content of the data, including 3228 videos, 23,453 sentences, 1000 narrators, 250 topics, with a total duration of 65 hours and a total of 22,856 video segments. this data set provides data annotation for emotion classification of 2, 5 and 7 categories and also marks emotion intensity, which is marked as seven emotional tendencies from -3 (negative) to +3 (positive). 3.2. contrast model in order to fully verify the performance of the model, the recent multimodal sentiment analysis benchmark model is compared with the proposed model under the same data set. the relevant benchmark model is as follows: tfn [6]: tensor fusion network, by learning the data representation of three modes respectively, carries out feature fusion through the form of cartesian product, and finally realizes the task of multi-mode sentiment analysis through classifier. lmf [19]: low-rank fusion network, which is an improvement of tensor fusion network, reduces the computation amount of cartesian product of tensor fusion network through low-dimensional vector representation. mfn [20]: memory fusion network, which uses lstm to learn single-mode characteristic information and then uses the memory attention mechanism to realize the interaction between modes to achieve multi-mode emotion analysis. misa [14]: multi-modal data is mapped to two subspaces, and then feature vectors of different subspaces are fused. reven [21]: an attention-based model adjusts word embedding in textual data through non-textual data. mult [8]: two-way transformer is used to realize the representation of one mode corresponding to another mode, and then the feature fusion process is carried out. mag-bert [22]: a multi-modal adaptation gate (mag) is designed to optimize the fusion process of textual and nontextual data. self-mm [15]: multi-modal sentiment analysis task is realized by using multi-task learning and single-modal label automatic generation. 3.3. hyperparameter and evaluation index this article uses the adam as optimizer, bert vector of the initial 5e−5, dropout value of 0.1, two-way lstm dropout value is 0, vector other parameters as shown in table 2, batch_size (batch_size=32) was used for both mosi and mosei data sets. table 2. relevant learning rates of mosi and mosei datasets video data learning rate audio data learning rate learning rate of other parameters video data learning rate mosi 0.6e−4 0.6e−3 0.6e−3 mosei 0.6e−4 0.005 0.6e−3 according to previous work [14,22], this paper evaluates the performance of the proposed model in two ways: classification and regression. for classification problems, accuracy (seven classification tasks and two classification tasks) and f1-score were used to evaluate the model performance. specifically, for mosi and mosei datasets, binary accuracy and f1 scores are calculated in two ways: negative/non-negative (without excluding zero) (zadeh et al. [6]) and negative/positive (excluding zero) (tsai et al. [14]). the average absolute error and correlation coefficient are used as evaluation indexes for regression tasks. 3.4. experimental result the specific experimental results are shown in table 3 and table 4, where the data in the table comes from the experimental data of wei et al. [23], and the model is the experimental results of the model in this paper. for binary classification accuracy and f1 score, the left side is the negative/non-negative experimental results, and the right side is the negative/positive experimental results (excluding zero). the overall experimental results are based on the percentage system. the training loss curves of mosi data set and mosei data set are shown in figure. 2 and figure. 3. 71 figure 2. loss of mosi training figure 3. loss of mosei training table 3. experimental results of mosi dataset model mosi mae corr acc7 acc2 f1 tfn 90.10 96.80 34.90 -/80.80 -/80.70 lmf 91.70 69.50 33.20 -/82.50 -/82.40 mfm 87.70 70.60 35.40 -/81.70 -/81.60 raven 86.20 71.40 39.00 -/83.00 -/83.00 mult 86.10 71.10 81.50/84.10 80.60/83.90 misa 80.40 76.40 80.79/82.10 80.77/82.03 magbert 72.70 78.10 43.62 82.37/84.43 82.50/84.61 self-mm 71.20 79.50 45.79 84.14/84.77 82.68/84.91 model 72.10 79.60 45.33 83.21/85.18 83.11/85.15 table 4. experimental results of moesi dataset model mosei mae corr acc7 acc2 f1 tfn 59.30 70.00 50.20 -/82.50 -/82.10 lmf 62.30 67.70 48.00 -/82.00 -/82.10 mfm 56.80 71.70 51.30 -/84.40 -/84.30 raven 56.50 71.30 -/81.70 -/84.20 -/84.20 mult 58.00 70.30 -/82.50 -/82.30 misa 56.80 72.40 82.59/84.23 82.53/85.30 magbert 54.30 75.50 52.67 82.51/84.82 82.77/84.71 self-mm 52.90 76.70 53.46 82.68/84.96 82.95/84.93 model 52.40 77.20 54.31 82.18/85.30 83.01/85.24 3.5. analysis of experimental results according to the data results in table 3 and table 4, for classification tasks, compared with the earlier tfn, lfn and other reference models, the model proposed in this paper has a 3%-5% improvement in accuracy and f1 score, which is still better than the reference model that also uses bert as the feature extraction of text data. for regression tasks, the model proposed in this paper is better than the benchmark model in terms of mean absolute error mae and correlation corr. in terms of the two common multimodal sentiment analysis data sets, as the amount of data in mosei data set is much larger than that in mosi data set, experimental results show that the model proposed in this paper has improved in correlation, accuracy and f1 score compared with before in mosi data set, while its effect in average absolute error is not so good. it indicates that a small amount of data will affect the overall fitting effect of the data and lead to larger overall error. however, for the mosei data set, the data set has a relatively large amount of data, so the improvement effect is obvious in all aspects. to sum up, the experimental improvement effect of the model proposed in this paper on the mosei data set is better than that on the mosi data. it can be shown that data is one of the important factors affecting the model effect. 3.6. ablation experiment according to the experimental results, it can be found that the performance of the model is improved by introducing intermodal self-attention mechanism, single-mode selfattention mechanism and loss weight allocation. the following ablation experiments were conducted for these three aspects, and the experimental results are shown in table 5 and table 6. note: bi represents the intermodal attention 72 mechanism, uni represents the unimodal attention mechanism, and weight represents the weight loss mechanism. other data descriptions are the same as in table 3. the whole experimental results are based on the percentage system. table 5. ablation study results of mosi dataset method mosi mae corr acc7 acc2 f1 bi+uni 72.70 76.40 45.54 82.54/84.36 82.54/84.39 bi+weight 72.40 79.40 44.92 82.32/84.42 82.59/84.44 uni+weight 73.60 78.80 44.75 82.68/84.39 82.65/84.41 bi 72.70 76.40 45.28 82.62/84.27 82.60/84.30 uni 72.30 79.10 46.30 82.98/84.85 82.9/84.84 weight 73.60 79.00 44.05 82.80/84.61 82.75/84.61 model 72.10 79.60 45.33 83.21/85.18 83.11/85.15 table 6. ablation study results of mosi dataset method mosi mae corr acc7 acc2 f1 bi+uni 53.50 76.00 53.35 81.27/84.52 81.67/84.44 bi+weight 52.60 77.10 53.84 77.92/84.16 78.81/84.29 uni+weight 53.10 76.40 53.91 81.95/85.00 82.34/84.92 bi 53.20 76.40 53.18 81.76/84.65 82.08/84.51 uni 53.60 76.00 53.41 81.95/84.63 82.22/84.45 weight 53.40 76.20 53.40 77.72/83.14 78.52/83.24 model 52.40 77.20 54.31 82.18/85.30 83.01/85.24 3.7. analysis of ablation results according to the experimental results of ablation implementation in table 5 and table 6, for classification tasks, using only the attention mechanism on a relatively small mosi dataset can better improve the accuracy of classification. in addition, the mean absolute error mae and correlation values in the regression task are only 0.2%~0.7% difference. for mosei dataset with large data set size, the effect of the combined use of attention mechanism and weight loss mechanism was significantly improved. for classification tasks, the accuracy of seven classification tasks, the accuracy of two classification tasks and f1 score were increased by 1%-4%. in regression tasks, attention mechanism and weight loss mechanism were used together. mean absolute error mae and correlation are also better than the two alone. as a whole, the attention mechanism and weight loss mechanism proposed in this paper show obvious performance on mosei with large data scale. it can be seen that when the attention mechanism is removed, the overall classification effect decreases significantly in the accuracy of binary classification, reaching 1.2%~4.4%. it fully demonstrates the importance of attention mechanism in natural language tasks. it can effectively help the model understand semantic and contextual information. 4. conclusion this paper introduces a multi-task and multi-mode emotion analysis model based on attention mechanism, which can be divided into two types: intermodal attention mechanism and single-mode self-attention mechanism. the intermodal attention mechanism can fully consider the intermodal relationship and complement 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[23] han w , chen h , poria s . improving multimodal fusion with hierarchical mutual information maximization for multimodal sentiment analysis[j]. 2021. arxiv preprintarxiv: 2102. 04830.2109.0041. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 72 research on the application of bim in the operation and maintenance management of university libraries tong yan school of north china university of science and technology, tangshan hebei 063000, china abstract: with the rapid development of information technology, university libraries, as important carriers and service providers of academic resources, are facing more and more challenges in the digital age. the traditional library operation and maintenance management model can no longer meet the growing demand. however, there is currently relatively little research on bim based operation and maintenance management of university libraries. although bim technology has achieved significant results in the construction industry, its application in the library field has not yet been fully developed and explored. therefore, this study aims to fill this knowledge gap by utilizing the advantages and characteristics of bim technology to propose an operation and maintenance management model suitable for university libraries, in order to achieve more efficient, intelligent, and sustainable operation and maintenance management. keywords: bim technology; it operation management; university library. 1. introduction in the construction of universities, libraries play an important role. students spend about one-third of their time in the library [1]. libraries play a role in value orientation, educational promotion, and spiritual cultivation for students. however, university libraries have also exposed an increasing number of operational maintenance and management issues. based on bim technology, two-dimensional data on building drawings can be converted into three-dimensional models, and the constructed models can be used as carriers in the operation and maintenance phase, greatly improving management efficiency. therefore, we can apply bim technology to the operation and maintenance stage to solve the operation and maintenance management problems of university libraries. 2. research status of operation and maintenance management based on bim library at present, libraries in china face problems such as insufficient personnel skills, a wide variety of equipment, and a lack of management systems. to address these issues, we should increase technological development, cultivate technical talents, and formulate management measures to ensure the effective operation and maintenance management work. gao xinao et al. applied bim technology to the operation and maintenance management of libraries, changing the problems of low efficiency and high difficulty in traditional library operation and maintenance management models [2]. based on the current situation of equipment operation and maintenance management in university libraries, liu baiping et al. analyzed the existing problems and shortcomings, and proposed methods and strategies to improve the efficiency of equipment operation and maintenance management in university libraries from different perspectives[3]. lin ping et al. analyzed and designed a library information operation and maintenance management system using a three-layer b/s structure, which standardized the operational process of library operation and maintenance work and greatly improved the efficiency of existing library information operation and maintenance work [4]. zhang jun et al. elaborated on the characteristics of self-service in university libraries, analyzed the current situation of self-service operation and maintenance management in vocational college libraries, explored the content and mode of self-service operation and maintenance in vocational college libraries, and proposed measures to achieve self-service operation and maintenance management in vocational college libraries [5]. from the current research status, the operation and maintenance management based on bim technology has broken the traditional management mode and actively combined with new technologies and methods, solving the problems of slow information transmission and high equipment management and maintenance costs in operation and maintenance management to a certain extent. however, there are still some problems in the research and application of operation and maintenance management based on bim technology at present: (1) although the research on the combination of bim technology and operation and maintenance management is relatively common, the existing research and application mainly focus on the design and construction stages of building engineering. (2) there is not much in-depth research on characteristic buildings such as university libraries. both domestically and internationally, there have been explorations in both theoretical and practical applications of bim based operation and maintenance management. the theoretical exploration involves data exchange and information integration, while the application exploration involves the system architecture construction and software development required by actual engineering projects, which is a common research. there is relatively little targeted research on specific purpose buildings during the operation and maintenance phase. (3) there is relatively little research on the relationship between bim, operation and maintenance management, and university libraries both domestically and internationally. 73 3. application framework of bim technology in the operation and maintenance management of college books 3.1. basic requirements for library operation and maintenance management system 3.1.1. data integration and standardization requirements data integration: the library operation and maintenance management system needs to be able to integrate data from different sources, including equipment, resources, environment, and other aspects. data integration requires the system to achieve seamless connection and sharing of data, ensuring data consistency and accuracy. data standardization: in order to achieve unified management and analysis of data, the library operation and maintenance management system needs to establish unified data standards, clarify data formats, naming rules, etc., to ensure the interoperability and consistency of data between different systems. 3.1.2. equipment and facility modeling requirements modeling accuracy: the modeling of equipment and facilities in the library operation and maintenance management system requires high precision, including accurate modeling of the geometric shape, position, attributes, and other information of the equipment. modeling requires the system to be able to describe the characteristics of the equipment in detail and match them with the actual equipment. device correlation: the system should support modeling the correlation between devices, that is, the physical or logical relationships between devices. for example, the relationship between bookshelves and books, lighting and switches. this can better analyze the mutual influence between devices and optimize resource utilization efficiency. 3.1.3. requirements for intelligent operation and maintenance management anomaly detection and warning: the system should have anomaly detection and warning functions, which can monitor the operating status of equipment in real time and give timely alarms when abnormalities occur. for example, when high temperature or low humidity is detected, an alarm can be automatically issued and corresponding measures can be taken. fault diagnosis and maintenance: the system should be able to accurately diagnose equipment faults and provide corresponding maintenance plans by analyzing equipment data. at the same time, the system should also support the management of maintenance records, including the recording and statistics of maintenance time, costs, and other information. 3.1.4. requirements for improving reader service quality personalized services: the library operation and maintenance management system should be able to accurately analyze the needs of readers, and provide personalized services to readers through technologies such as data mining and machine learning. for example, recommend relevant books based on the reader's borrowing history and interest preferences. self service: the system should support functions such as self borrowing and returning books, querying library collections, and providing a convenient service experience. at the same time, the system should also have a friendly user interface and operation guidance, making it convenient for readers to operate independently. 3.1.5. system integration and compatibility requirements compatibility: the library operation and maintenance management system should have good compatibility and be able to seamlessly integrate with existing library management systems. this can avoid data redundancy and duplicate system construction, and improve the overall efficiency of the system. data sharing: the system should support data sharing and interoperability, ensuring that data between different systems can be updated and synchronized in real time. for example, data sharing between library management systems and human resources systems can make personnel scheduling more efficient. 3.1.6. data security and privacy protection requirements data security: the system should have comprehensive data security measures, including data encryption, firewall, access control, etc., to ensure the security of data during transmission and storage. privacy protection: the system should comply with privacy protection laws and regulations to protect the personal privacy information of readers. for example, desensitizing the personal information of readers and allowing only authorized personnel to access it. in summary, research on the application of bim technology in library management systems has put forward requirements for data integration and standardization, equipment and facility modeling, intelligent operation and maintenance management, improvement of reader service quality, system integration and compatibility, data security and privacy protection. by meeting these requirements, efficient, intelligent, and secure library operation and maintenance management can be achieved. 3.2. overall architecture design of operation and maintenance management system the overall architecture design of the book management system application research based on bim technology includes the following components: data management module: responsible for managing basic data such as book information, user information, borrowing and returning records in the library. this module can use a database to store and manage data, and provide corresponding data access interfaces. bim technology application module: utilizing bim technology to manage and display spatial information in libraries. this module can use bim software for modeling and design, presenting the layout, floors, rooms, and other information of the library in three-dimensional form, and providing a visual interface for users to browse and query. borrowing and returning management module: handles the borrowing and returning operations of books. when users borrow books, this module will update borrowing records and inventory information; when the user returns the book, the module updates the return record and inventory information, and performs overdue processing. user management module: manage functions such as user registration, login, and permission control. this module is 74 responsible for verifying user identity, maintaining user information, and restricting user access and operations to the system based on their permissions. search and recommendation module: provides book search and recommendation functions. users can search for books through keywords and recommend relevant books based on personal interests and borrowing records. data analysis module: analyze and statistically analyze data such as book borrowing and returning records and user behavior. this module can provide various reports and charts to help library managers understand information such as library usage, popular books, borrowing trends, etc., in order to optimize library resources and services. interface module: data exchange and integration with external systems. for example, it can interface with the book supplier system to achieve automatic ordering and updating of book information. in addition, the overall architecture design of the system also needs to consider requirements for system security, scalability, performance, and other aspects 4. case analysis 4.1. project overview the research object of this project is a university library with a total construction area of approximately 2000 square meters and two floors. among them, the first floor has a construction area of approximately 1000 square meters, and the second floor has a construction area of approximately 1000 square meters. the building height of this project is 8 meters, with a total of 2 floors. among them, the first floor is 4 meters high, and the second floor is 4 meters high. the library has the following functional areas: reading area, selfstudy room, and conference room. the internal facilities of the library include: air conditioning system, power system, and fire protection system. fig 1. library model 4.2. basic library management module the basic management module of a book management system based on bim technology includes the following aspects: book information management: this module is used to manage the basic information of books, including book titles, authors, publishers, isbn numbers, classification numbers, etc. through bim technology, the information of books can be associated with building information models, allowing readers to search for the location and availability of specific books through a query system. borrowing and returning management: this module is used to handle the borrowing and returning process of books, including borrowing, returning, renewing, and making appointments. the borrowing and returning management module will record the borrowing history, overdue situations, and fines of readers, ensuring the reasonable utilization and order of library resources. reader management: this module is used to manage the information of readers, including their personal information, borrowing records, arrears, etc. through bim technology, reader information can be associated with building information models, achieving reader positioning and navigation functions, and providing more convenient services. book procurement and cataloging: this module is used to manage the procurement and cataloging process of books. administrators can add new books to the system and perform cataloging, classification, and other operations on them. through bim technology, relevant information of books can be associated with building information models, making it convenient for readers to query and locate book locations. statistical analysis and reporting: this module is used for statistical analysis of library data, including book borrowing, reader usage, library resource utilization, etc. administrators can make decisions and manage based on statistical results. through bim technology, statistical analysis results can be correlated with building information models, providing more comprehensive data analysis. these basic management modules can effectively manage library resources and provide services, improving the operational efficiency and reader experience of the library. 4.2.1. library space management module space layout design: through bim technology, the building information model of the library can be associated with the spatial management module to achieve spatial planning and design. administrators can design spatial layouts based on the needs and usage of the library, improving space utilization and user experience. space usage monitoring: through bim technology, it is possible to monitor the real-time usage of library space, such as seat occupancy and bookshelf storage. administrators can adjust spatial layout and service strategies in a timely manner based on monitoring results, providing better services for readers. space maintenance: through bim technology, it is possible to inspect and maintain library spaces. administrators can use bim technology to record and manage information such as maintenance plans, records, and costs, ensuring the safety and sustainable development of the library. spatial navigation and positioning: through bim technology, the building information model of the library can be associated with the spatial management module, achieving spatial navigation and positioning for readers. readers can quickly find the location of the books they need through the query system, improving usage efficiency and convenience. space security monitoring: through bim technology, it is possible to achieve security monitoring of library spaces. for 75 example, using bim technology to manage facilities such as video surveillance and access control systems in the library, ensuring the safety of readers and the library. in summary, the spatial management module of a book management system based on bim technology can effectively manage and optimize the library's spatial resources, improve the reader's experience and utilization efficiency. at the same time, it can also provide more convenient and accurate management tools for library administrators. fig 2. example of library space management 4.2.2. library security management module in the book management system based on bim technology, the security management module is an important component to ensure library security. this module is mainly used for monitoring and managing the security facilities, fire prevention systems, video surveillance, etc. of the library, as well as handling emergency situations and security incidents. security facility management: through bim technology, the building information model of the library can be associated with the security management module to monitor and manage the operational status of security facilities in real time. administrators can ensure the normal operation of safety facilities through system detection, maintenance records, and other functions. video surveillance system: through bim technology, it is possible to manage the video surveillance system of the library. administrators can view the monitoring footage through the system and perform operations such as deployment, recording, and playback of the monitoring area to ensure the safety of the library. fire protection system management: through bim technology, it is possible to manage the fire protection system of the library. administrators can monitor the status of fire alarm equipment through the system, conduct regular testing and maintenance, and ensure the reliability of the fire protection system. emergency plan management: through bim technology, it is possible to manage the emergency plan of the library. administrators can associate emergency plans with building information models for easy access and updating of plan content. in case of emergency, administrators can quickly obtain emergency plans through the system and take corresponding measures. security incident management: through bim technology, it is possible to manage library security incidents. administrators can record and handle security incidents, including theft, disputes, accidents, etc., through the system. the system can automatically generate security incident reports and provide relevant data analysis to provide decisionmaking basis for administrators. in summary, the security management module of a book management system based on bim technology can help library managers effectively monitor and manage library security facilities and incidents, improve library security and emergency response capabilities. fig 3. example of library security management 76 4.2.3. library asset management module in a book management system based on bim technology, the asset management module is an important component. this module is mainly used to manage and maintain various assets of the library, including books, equipment, furniture, equipment, etc. asset registration and identification: through bim technology, various assets of the library can be registered and identified. administrators can enter basic information about assets in the system, such as name, specifications, quantity, purchase date, etc., and generate unique identification codes for each asset for easy management and traceability. asset inventory and positioning: through bim technology, it is possible to achieve inventory and positioning of library assets. administrators can conduct asset inventory through the system, timely verify and update asset information, and avoid asset loss and loss. meanwhile, the spatial positioning function provided by bim technology can be utilized to facilitate the search and location of specific assets. asset maintenance and repair: through bim technology, maintenance and repair management of library assets can be achieved. administrators can record maintenance plans, repair records, and repair costs of assets in the system, timely maintain and repair assets, and extend their service life. asset borrowing and returning: through bim technology, it is possible to manage the borrowing, returning, and returning of library assets. administrators can record the lending and return status of assets in the system, including borrowers, borrowing dates, return dates, etc., to facilitate tracking of asset flow and usage. asset scrapping and updating: through bim technology, library assets can be managed for scrapping and updating. administrators can mark the scrapped status of assets in the system and take corresponding measures, such as disposal, updates, etc., to ensure the effective utilization and management of assets. in summary, the asset management module of a book management system based on bim technology can help library managers effectively manage and maintain various assets of the library, improve asset utilization and management efficiency. at the same time, it also provides convenient query and statistical functions, providing decision-making basis for administrators. fig 4. example of library asset management 5. summary based on the above, a book management system based on bim technology is a new type of management tool that can achieve comprehensive management of library building information models, security management, asset management, and other aspects. this system has diverse functional modules that can help library managers manage and maintain various library affairs more conveniently. among them, the security management module can ensure the normal operation of the library's security facilities and fire prevention system, handle emergency situations and security incidents; the asset management module can achieve operations such as registration, inventory, maintenance, borrowing and returning, and scrapping of library assets, improving asset utilization and management efficiency; the building information model management module can achieve the management and analysis of library building information, providing decision-making basis. the book management system based on bim technology has the characteristics of informatization, refinement, and intelligence, which can effectively improve the efficiency of library management, reduce costs, and provide readers with a better service experience. therefore, the system has broad application prospects and market demand. references [1] hongxia li, baoying zhangl. on university library and campus culture construction[j]. journal of inner mongolia university of finance and economics (comprehensive edition),2007(04),p.92-94. 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[5] jun zhang. analysis on self service operation and maintenance management of vocational college library - taking the library of guangzhou city vocational college as an example[j]. tech information development & economy, 2015,25(08), p. 74-76. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 90 the design of the automatic control intelligent ashbin liming zhou * college of electrical engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin, china * corresponding author email: 18714557968@163.com abstract: this paper designs an automatic control smart trash can based on stm32 microcontroller, which mainly realizes the functions of garbage identification and classification, overflowing garbage reminder, automatic opening and closing of the garbage can lid, and short-distance remote control. the automatic control smart trash can not only helps the user to recognize the type of trash automatically, freeing the user from a wide variety of trash categories. since all garbage contains a lot of bacteria, the sensor recognizes the human body to automatically open and close the garbage lid also protects human health to a certain extent. automatic control of smart trash cans not only provides convenience for the users, but also benefits the garbage removers. it can open all the lids of the trash cans with one click when the garbage is full, which also further reduces the workload of the garbage removers. keywords: stm32 single chip microcomputer; garbage detection; wireless transmission. 1. introduction with the continuous advancement of the modernization process, the level of science and technology is developing rapidly, the quality of human life is gradually improving, people enjoy the convenience of high technology at the same time, there are also many problems. in the current era of takeaways, more and more household waste is produced, but the technology of waste separation and disposal is still not mature enough[1-4].according to the survey[5-6], most of the public places as well as the home range use the garbage can is an open garbage bin, such garbage bins mainly have the following problems: (1) some of the garbage bins are open and do not have lids. when too much garbage is stacked together, a pungent smell often emanates from the vicinity of the garbage bins, and it is very easy for bacteria and parasites to breed, which is hazardous to the health of the people; (2) most of the garbage bins currently on the market require hand opening of the lid of the garbage bin. when the surface of the lid is dirty, if people touch the lid of the garbage garbage can with their hands, the bacteria on the lid will stick to their hands, which greatly increases the probability of infection with viruses, and poses a certain degree of harm to health of the people; (3) currently, traditional garbage bins do not have the function of reminding the overflow of garbage, which is likely to lead to the phenomenon that no one will clean up the garbage bins for a long time when they are full. aiming at the above problems, it is very meaningful to design an intelligent garbage can which can automatically identify and classify the garbage and open and close the lid of the garbage bin by automatic sensing recognition. 2. program design and validation 2.1. overall system design goals automatic control of intelligent garbage bin design introduces a microcontroller for logic judgment to achieve intelligent operation, in order to achieve non-manual touch the lid of the garbage can, automatic control of intelligent garbage can design implementation will need to have a human body sensor recognition and automatic open and close the lid function, the design of the use of photoelectric sensors for human body recognition, when the sensor detects the human body to automatically open the lid of the garbage bin to reduce the transmission of viruses, and to facilitate garbage bins. the design uses photoelectric sensors for human body recognition. when the sensor detects that the human body is far away, it can automatically close the lid of the garbage bin, which can effectively inhibit the emission of odor. the design of the automatic control intelligent garbage bin also has a garbage overflow reminder, when the automatic control intelligent garbage bin detects that the garbage bin is almost full of garbage, the garbage bin can automatically send out a reminder to remind people to clean up the garbage [7]. 2.2. overall design program this design consists of six modules, including stm32 core circuit module, body detection module, infrared detection module, display circuit module, servo driver module, and bluetooth module, the whole block diagram of the system is shown in figure 1. the functions achieved by each module and the contents are as follows: (1) the stm32 core circuit module as the master control module is used to achieve logical judgment as well as to control the smoothly execution of the functions of each module. the structure is shown in figure 1 (2) the body detection module uses an infrared distance sensor to realize the function of body detection. when the garbage delivery person approaches, by detecting the height of the person from the garbage bin, when the height reaches a predetermined threshold, the garbage bin will automatically open the lid of the garbage bin. (3) the infrared detection module adopts infrared sensors to detect whether the garbage put in the garbage can is full or not, so as to realize the function of detecting the overflow of garbage in the garbage can. (4) the display circuit module uses a four-line oled display for garbage identification and classification. (5) servo drive module to achieve the function of opening and closing the lid of the trash bin. 91 figure 1. overall structure block diagram 3. hardware system design 3.1. core module the microcontroller is the core part of the whole circuit, which is used to generate various control signals, give commands, coordinate the operation of various sub-modules, and ensure the normal operation of the whole microcontroller.stm32 series microcontroller is used mainly because of its relatively simple interface, fast computing speed, and the ability to read and decode and output audio signals. it can better achieve the function of automatic control of intelligent garbage bins. the schematic diagram of the core circuit is shown in figure 2. figure 2. schematic of the core circuit 3.2. human detection module the human body detection module is mainly used to achieve the automatic opening and closing of the garbage bin lid when a person is judged to be near the garbage can and a predetermined threshold height is reached. this function is mainly realized by photoelectric sensor. when the hand is at a predetermined threshold height from the garbage bin, the photoelectric sensor can convert the light signal into an electrical signal to drive the circuit to open the lid of the garbage garbage bin. 3.3. infrared module the infrared detection module is mainly used to detect the height of the garbage in the garbage bin, when the height reaches a predetermined threshold, the driver circuit issues an alarm to inform the garbage cleaning staff to clean up the garbage. the module uses an infrared reflective sensor model tcrt5000, when the detected object appears within the detection range, the infrared receiver tube will become saturated, the diode's indicator will automatically light up, and the driver circuit emits a beep. 3.4. display circuits the display unit uses a four-wire oled icon, and the fourwire oled icon uses the iic protocol, which realizes the read and write operation of the icon and finally displays the data effectively. oled liquid crystal display unit, as the design of the display part of the data display, because the liquid crystal display only need to use to two micro-controller data lines can be carried out to display the data, saving micro-controller pin resources[8]. 3.5. servo drive module the servo, as a designed drive unit, is a position servo actuator suitable for control systems where the angle needs to be constantly changed and maintained. use the microcontroller to generate a stable pulse signal to the servo, at this time the control signal from the microcontroller will go to the signal modulation chip to obtain the dc bias voltage when the signal meets the requirements to control the servo for angular rotation. the function of automatically controlling the intelligent garbage can to open and close the garbage can is realized by controlling the servo [9]. 4. software system design 4.1. voice recognition module the automatically controlled intelligent garbage bin has a voice classification function, where the voice module has been programmed to record words into the memory by means of a programming module. when the corresponding garbage name is input to the voice module, the microcontroller uses the serial port communication function to detect the garbage name data returned by the module, and then makes a judgment on the type of garbage, and finally opens the corresponding garbage bin. the voice recognition flow chart is shown in figure 3. figure 3. voice recognition flow chart 92 4.2. servo subroutine automatic control intelligent garbage bin use servo for opening and closing the garbage bin lid operation, automatic control intelligent garbage can need to rotate the servo to 45° when opening the lid. the microcontroller is required to generate a control pulse with a duty cycle of 1ms.the pulse signal generated using the microcontroller's timer is stable and uninterrupted by other programs in the design, and the flowchart of the lid-opening subroutine is shown in figure 4. figure 4. open lid program flowchart 4.3. garbage overflow detection subroutine figure 5. flow chart of garbage full detection program garbage bin overflow function requires using infrared sensors to detect the height of garbage in the garbage bin, when the height of the garbage in the garbage bin reaches a predetermined threshold height, the garbage bin to reach the full state of the box, infrared sensors will transmit the signal to the mcu, triggering the voice circuit for the full voice prompts, the garbage bin lid mechanism to stop the operation of the garbage bin full detection program flowchart as shown in figure 5. 4.4. main program flow chart this design selected stm32 microprocessor, after the beginning of the first initialization, and then began to read the sensor, this time the sensor inside the garbage bin will show whether the garbage inside the garbage bin is full or not, if the trash inside the bin is full, the garbage bins will no longer open the lid, and will send out an alarm tone. if it is shown that the garbage bin is not full of garbage, the garbage bin will recognize the type of garbage according to the voice issued by the people, and according to the classification of the garbage prompted by the garbage bin, the action of the garbage bin automatically sensing the opening of the lid of the garbage bin can be implemented. the main program flowchart is shown in figure 6. figure 6. main program flow chart 5. conclusion in this paper, an automatic control intelligent trash bin is designed and achieved with the functions of garbage classification, overflow reminder, and automatic opening and closing of the lid of the trash garbage can by human body sensors. it can be convenient for users to better classify garbage, while the automatic sensor switch trash can lid can effectively reduce the frequency of contact with bacteria when people put garbage, to protect people's health to the 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[9] xiong c. design of intelligent garbage classification bin based on ld3320[c]//eliwise academy.proceedings of the 2021 international conference on signal processing and machine learning (conf-spml 2021).conference publishing services, 2021:4.doi: 10.26914/ c.cnkihy. 2021.075902. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 28 fire detection of yolov8 model based on integrated se attention mechanism zihe wei * university of science and technology liaoning, anshan 114051, china abstract: our proposed method utilizes yolov8 and se attention mechanism for detecting fires, which is crucial for early detection and prevention. our method balances accuracy and real-time performance while detecting fires in various scenarios. the proposed method achieves an average map0.5 value of 0.730, with an improvement from the original model's map0.5 value of 0.707 after incorporating the se attention mechanism. we evaluated our model on a benchmark dataset and demonstrated its effectiveness in accurately detecting and localizing fires with high precision and recall rates. experimental results confirm the effectiveness of our proposed method in accurately detecting and localizing fires, demonstrating its potential for wide application and promotion in the fire safety industry. keywords: fire detection; yolov8; se attention mechanism. 1. introduction fire detection is crucial for ensuring the safety of people and property, as fires can cause significant damage and threaten lives. various methods have been proposed for fire detection, including those based on traditional sensors such as smoke and heat detectors, as well as those based on computer vision and deep learning technology. among these methods, the fire detection method using yolov8 and se attention mechanism has shown promising results in achieving high accuracy and real-time performance. this method combines the yolov8 object detection algorithm with se attention mechanism to enhance the model's ability to identify fires in various scenarios. compared to traditional fire detection methods, which often rely on costly and complex sensor systems [1][2], and it is not easy to achieve a good detection effect outdoors. today, many application cases of yolov8 have also emerged. for example, yuan's team [3] used the improved yolov8 model to detect and identify fish in the electronic monitoring data of commercial fishing boats, the yolov8 and se attentionbased method is more cost-effective and easier to implement and scale. additionally, it can detect and locate fires in realtime, which is essential for early detection and prevention. overall, the fire detection method using yolov8 and se attention mechanism has great potential to be applied in various settings, such as public spaces, homes, and industrial environments, to enhance fire safety and prevent potential damages and losses. 2. introduction of yolov8 figure 1. the network structure of yolov8 as shown in figure 1, yolov8 is an advanced model that builds on the design principles of yolov5 and yolov7 elan to enhance performance and flexibility. it retains the basic framework of yolov5 while introducing new features, such as a new backbone network architecture, an anchor-free detection head, and a new loss function. the model offers different size models, ranging from n/s/m/l/x scales, which are adjusted based on scaling coefficients. the backbone network and neck sections of yolov8 are based on the design philosophy of yolov7 elan, with adjustments made to improve model performance. in the head section, yolov8 has undergone significant changes, using the decoupled head structure to separate the classification and detection heads and changing the detection head from anchor-based to anchor-free. the loss calculation uses the taskalignedassigner positive sample allocation strategy and the distribution focal loss. overall, yolov8 is an advanced model that builds upon the success of previous yolo models while introducing new features and improvements. it offers different size models and incorporates various design changes to improve performance and flexibility. 3. introduction of se attention mechanism figure 2. structure of se attention as shown in figure 2, the se (squeeze-and-excitation) [4] attention mechanism is a channel-wise attention mechanism 29 that improves the interdependencies between channels in a feature map. se attention mechanisms (squeeze and excitation networks) incorporate attention mechanisms in the channel dimension, with the main operations being squeeze and excitation. by means of automatic learning, a new neural network is utilized to determine the significance of each channel within the feature map. this importance score is then used to assign a weight value to each feature, allowing the neural network to concentrate on particular feature channels that are pertinent to the current task, while suppressing those that are not. the figure 2 illustrates the impact of se attention mechanism (figure c on the right) in contrast to its absence (figure c on the left), where the feature map channels all have the same level of importance prior to processing, but after se attention, different weights are assigned to different channels, represented by different colors. this enables the neural network to prioritize channels with high weight values, which correspond to those that are most relevant to the given task. figure 3. the location of the se attention mechanism addition as shown in figure 3, in this modified yolov8 network architecture, an se attention mechanism has been added to the final layer of the backbone. this mechanism uses a new neural network to determine the importance of each channel within the feature map, and assigns weight values to each feature based on this importance. this allows the neural network to prioritize feature channels that are most relevant to the current task, while suppressing those that are not. the addition of the se attention mechanism can improve the performance of the yolov8 network by allowing it to better focus on the most important features in the input data. this can lead to more accurate object detection, especially in complex scenes with many objects or cluttered backgrounds. the se attention mechanism also has the advantage of being relatively lightweight and computationally efficient, making it well-suited for use in real-time applications. overall, the addition of the se attention mechanism to the yolov8 network architecture represents a significant improvement over the original architecture, and has the potential to greatly enhance the accuracy and efficiency of object detection tasks. 4. experiment and analysis the dataset we used in our research is called "fire-dataset2000", which contains a total of 2059 images. each image includes one or more annotated bounding boxes of flames. an example image is shown in figure 4. figure 4. example graphs for each category in our study, we trained the yolov8 model using the firedataset-2000. we used a stochastic gradient descent algorithm with a batch size of 8 and sgd as the optimizer. the learning rate was decayed to 0.01 after 100 iterations, and the training process continued for a total of 2.2 hours on an rtx3060 device. figure 5. the pr (precision-recall) curve comparison between the original model (a) and the model (b) with the added se attention mechanism. the pr (precision-recall) curve is a graphical representation that shows the trade-off between precision and recall for different classification thresholds in a machine learning model. the pr curve plots precision on the y-axis and recall on the x-axis, where each point on the curve corresponds to a different threshold value. a higher area under the pr curve indicates better model performance in terms of both precision and recall. the map@0.5 is a widely used metric for evaluating the performance of object detection models. it is the mean average precision computed at an iou threshold of 0.5, which represents the overlap between the predicted and ground truth bounding boxes. as shown in figure 5, the map@0.5 value for the original model (a) on the left is 0.707, while the map@0.5 value for the model (b) with the added se attention mechanism on the right is 0.730. this suggests that the model with the se attention mechanism has improved the overall performance of the object detection system, as it has achieved a higher map@0.5 value. the improvement in map@0.5 indicates that the model with the se attention mechanism is better at accurately detecting and localizing objects with a moderate level of overlap between the predicted and ground truth bounding boxes. 30 5. experimental application and results figure 6 demonstrates that our trained model accurately detects and labels all potential targets in the images, even when they are partially or fully obscured. notably, the model is not limited to distinguishing a single category per image but can identify multiple targets. it is important to highlight the remarkable performance of the model, considering its ability to process each image in just 20 milliseconds. this exceptional efficiency and speed make it an ideal choice for real-time applications. figure 6. classification prediction result 6. conclusion our study demonstrates the impressive performance of our trained model for fire detection and recognition tasks. the model accurately predicts and marks all possible targets in images, even when targets are partially or fully blocked, which is crucial for detecting and locating fires in complex scenarios. additionally, the model's efficiency and speed, with each image processed in just 20 milliseconds, make it well-suited for real-time fire detection applications. overall, our model has great potential for detecting fires and other image recognition tasks, improving the accuracy and speed of fire detection systems, and ultimately reducing the risk and impact of fires. 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[4] xiao pengcheng, xu wenguang, zhang yan, zhu liguang, zhu rong, xu yunfeng. scrap classification rating method based on se attention mechanism [j]. journal of engineering science, 2023, (8): 1342-1352. the doi: 10.13374 / j.i ssn 2095-9389.2022.06.10.002. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 77 eye movement on predicting serve return of college female tennis players of different levels in henan province jingang li damson university, manila 1000, philippines abstract: objective: to quantitatively evaluate the influence of sports level on the behavioral indexes and eye movement indexes of female tennis players by independent sample t test analysis, and to provide strategic basis for visual search of athletes. methods: in this study, 20 female tennis players from colleges and universities in henan province were randomly selected as professional group, and 20 female tennis students from colleges and universities in henan province were randomly selected as amateur group. all the tested players had normal vision (5.0 after correction), healthy body, and were right-handed racket holding players. the experiment was conducted to compare the two groups of subjects' prediction accuracy rate, reaction time, total number of effective gaze, gaze track and interest area and other eye movement characteristics when watching videos. results: the professional group had shorter reaction time, and the correct rate was obviously higher than the amateur group. the total effective fixation point of the professional group was more than that of the amateur group, and the professional group could focus more information. the professional group had a mature grasp of cognitive processing strategies, and their visual search times were targeted; athletes in the professional group can allocate more attention to the key areas of interest that affect the serve landing point, and highly focus on the interest areas directly related to the direction of the serve, so that they can search information more accurately and improve the accuracy of the prediction. keywords: different sports level; college women tennis players; serve anticipation; eye movement studies. 1. introduction prediction refers to predicting in advance the events that have not yet happened or are happening and are not yet clear enough, and speculate on the future development trend of things to help them grasp the law of the development of things and other conditions, to make the most reasonable judgment and decision [1]. excellent athletes will predict the events that will happen and when they will happen according to the changes in the environment. in tennis matches, the receiver needs to make a quick judgment on the landing point and rotation of the server in a very short period of time and formulate and make the corresponding receiving strategy, which has a particularly high requirement on the player's visual information search ability and the ability to anticipate the match. excellent players can often catch the opportunity early, actively collect selective information, have more time to judge, and make effective prediction to achieve the goal of scoring to winning [2]. by distinguishing the key characteristics of athletes at two different sports levels, this study discusses and analyzes the relationship between prediction results and eye movement characteristics, so as to understand the difference of eye movement of college female tennis players at different sports levels, and provide effective decision-making basis for the training of college female tennis players' serve receiving prediction. 2. object and method of study 2.1. research objects a total of 20 female tennis players were selected as the professional group, among which 4 were first-class tennis players and the other 16 were second-class tennis players. in henan province, 20 female tennis players were randomly selected as the amateur group. the test subjects were all players with normal vision (5.0 after correction), healthy body, right-handed racking and average age of 21.25. the test eye movement features included: correct rate, reaction time, total effective fixation number, attention track, etc. table 1. statistical table of subjects' basic information group of subjects average age average years of training level of exercise number of people professional groups 20.5 7.3 first and second levels 20 amateur group 22 2.5 no 20 2.2. research methods 2.2.1. literature data method according to the research content and purpose of the paper, relevant literature was collected from cnki, china doctoral and master's thesis database, vip-chinese journal database and wanfang database, and the relevant literature was classified, sorted, recorded, and summarized, with female players, tennis serves receiving prediction and tennis eye movement research as key words. to lay a solid theoretical foundation for this research. 2.2.2. mathematical statistics method spss software was used to analyze the mean and variance, and independent sample t test was used to analyze the accuracy of two groups of subjects at different levels, the difference in reaction time and eye movement indicators, and the analysis results of the data were statistically described. 78 3. results and analysis 3.1. comparison of response time between professional group and amateur group table 2. statistical results of response time standard deviation minimum maximum reaction time professional groups 3238.37 619.212 1032.0 6641. 0 amateur group 3429.87 878.538 1845.0 7932. 0 * time unit: ms (milliseconds), *p < 0.05 table 3. results of independent sample t test during reaction f p t p reaction time 28.757 0.000 1.906 0.054 0.533 0.586 * time unit: ms (milliseconds), *p < 0.05 the results of table 2 show that the professional group has shorter response time and smaller standard deviation, the amateur group has longer response time and larger standard deviation, and the minimum and maximum response time of the professional group are smaller than the maximum and minimum response time of the low level. this indicates that the professional group predicted the reaction time faster and the fluctuation within the group was smaller in the professional group. the difference of reaction time in professional group was smaller than that in amateur group, and the reaction time was more concentrated. the results in table 3 show that p=0.054 > 0.05 in the independent sample t-test of the reaction time of the two groups, indicating that there is no significant difference in the reaction time between the professional group and the amateur group. 3.2. comparison of accuracy rate between professional group and amateur group table 4. statistical results of prediction accuracy rate of service receiving landing point between the two groups average standard deviation minimum maximum accuracy professional group 69.69 8.84 50.00 85.00 inactive group 51.88 9.81 30.00 70.00 table 5. the independent sample t-test results of the prediction accuracy of the receiving point of the two groups of subjects f p t p accuracy 0.175 0.679 -5.394 0.000 -5.384 0.000 *p<0.05 as can be seen from table 4, the average prediction accuracy of professional group is higher, and the difference between groups is smaller; the average prediction accuracy of amateur group was lower, and the difference between groups was greater. as can be seen from table 5, p=0.000 < 0.05, there is a difference between the two groups of data, that is, there is a significant difference between the professional group and the amateur group of prediction accuracy. 3.3. comparison of the number of effective fixation points (except in vitro) between professional group and amateur group table 6. statistical results of the number of effective fixation points in the two groups average standard deviation minimum maximum effective gaze points professional group 6.85 1.74 1.00 16.00 inactive group 3.93 0.658 1.00 6.00 table 7. results of independent sample t-test for the total number of fixation points of the two groups f p t p effective gaze points 85.892 0.000 -7.51 0.000 -7.95 0.000 *p<0.05 table 6 shows that the average number of effective fixation points of the professional group is higher than that of the amateur group, and the standard deviation between the two groups is not much different. the minimum value of effective fixation points of the two groups is the same as 1, and the maximum value of the professional group is higher than that of the amateur group. it shows that compared with the amateur group, the professional group knows better to focus the gaze points on the effective parts of gaze, and pays more attention to the effective areas of interest; the professional group knew how to predict the landing point of the serve by 79 collecting the information transmitted by the serving players. the effective fixation points of the two groups were compared through the independent sample t test, and table 7 was obtained. the effective fixation points of the two groups were different (p=0.000 < 0.05), that is, there were significant differences in the number of effective fixation points between the professional group and the amateur group. 3.4. comparison of the percentage of focus points in interest areas between professional group and amateur group according to data analysis, the percentage of fixation points in the interest area of the professional group is 61.04%, much higher than the 38.96% of the amateur group, indicating that the professional group has a higher level of attention to the interest area; pay more attention to the physical movements of athletes and have an advantage in receiving and serving. after calculation, p=0.002<0.05 indicates a significant difference in the percentage of fixation points in the area of interest between the professional group and the amateur group. 3.5. comparison of fixation tracks between professional group and amateur group the fixation trajectory is the line of the movement trajectory of the fixation point when the tested athletes look at the experimental material in the experiment [3]. after the analysis of the two groups of subjects when watching the same video, the professional group in the racquet and arm of the athlete's fixation point is the most; the amateur group had more scattered fixations, and the amateur group had more fixations in the invalid fixations area and less fixations in the body parts of the main shots. therefore, the professional group had more advantages than the amateur group in extracting effective information. 4. research conclusion 1. the correct rate of the professional group is significantly higher than that of the amateur group, indicating that the professional group can better obtain the value of the opposing team's serve information when the players predict the serve point, interpret the serve information more accurately and have higher prediction accuracy; amateurs in the case of insufficient ability to predict serve landing, interpret serve information and low prediction accuracy, the value of information obtained was lower. the amateurs obtained lower value of information when predicting the serve landing point, and their ability to interpret the serve information was insufficient, and the accuracy of prediction was lower. there was no significant difference between the two groups in the pre-judging reaction time, indicating that the professional group analyzed the collected information more carefully during the pre-judging, thus improving the accuracy of the pre-judging of the serve point, which was consistent with the actual research results of this paper. the professional group would weigh the relationship between the reaction speed and the accuracy of the video which was difficult to judge. and they would choose to obtain higher accuracy at the cost of sacrificing reaction time. gao jue shu also came to a similar conclusion in the study, which is as follows: there are obvious differences in the prediction accuracy of the return point of badminton among the subjects with different sports levels, and the prediction accuracy of the professional group is higher than that of the novice group, but there is no significant difference in the judgment reaction time between the two groups [4]. in addition, when the average reaction time of the professional group is lower than that of the amateur group, it can still be proved that the professional group has shorter reaction time and higher prediction accuracy than the amateur group. 2. in terms of total effective fixation points, the professional group had more fixation points than the amateur group, indicating that the athletes in the professional group had stronger cognitive ability and visual search ability under the stimulation of the same presentation materials, and could focus on more information and obtain more effective fixation points. the amateur group lacked effective search for information when looking at information, and the number of fixation points in the limited time was smaller than that of the professional group, so the effective information obtained was less than that of the professional group. 3. in terms of the number of fixation points in each area of interest of the two groups, the professional group had a higher average number of fixation points in each area of interest (head, ball, leg, arm, chest and abdomen) than the amateur group. the professional group had the largest number of fixation points in the area of interest of the ball. athletes in the professional group allocated the most attention to the ball part when watching the presented materials. 4. in terms of the gazing time assigned to each area of interest, the average gazing time in the head, ball, arm, chest and abdomen of the professional group was higher than that of the amateur group. the professional group was the most focused on the arm and ball, and the least focused on the leg; amateurs spent the most staring time on the legs and the least on the arms. it is proved that professional players can allocate more attention to the key parts that affect the landing point of the serve, and highly focus their attention on the areas directly related to the direction of the serve. 5. the professional group focused more attention on the athletes when watching the presented materials, so they could search the information more accurately and improve the prediction accuracy; the amateur group's fixation points are more scattered, the distribution is irregular, the focus of the fixation track is not strong, there is no focus on the target, the scope of the fixation track is larger than the professional group, the information of the fixation track is also more chaotic, so when watching the presented materials, the amateur group cannot quickly and effectively process the effective information. references [1] xu qingpeng, zhang baohua. research on prediction ability of serve 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their role is increasing day by day, in life and work has an irreplaceable role. so how to better master this office software, in a faster and more efficient way, using this office automation software, is the main purpose and significance of this topic. the aim of this paper is to introduce an office automation software based on python language that can run stably on windows operating platform. its appearance is an innovation to the traditional enterprise office, and also creates the conditions for enterprises to realize highly efficient automated office. keywords: python language; web; analysis. 1. introduction with the rapid development of society, people's workload continues to increase, but also from the previous physical activities, gradually converted to mental activities. with the emergence and rapid development of computers, people's daily life and work become more and more convenient. therefore, this project focuses on the introduction and significance of the application of python technology. 1.1. background of the study society has been moving forward, technology is also constantly developing, advanced technology for people to bring economic gains, but also simplify and facilitate people's lives as well as work. in the past, people's life in the bookkeeping, arithmetic, etc. are relying on people a stroke of record, transcription, calculation; with the development of society, modernization progress, science and technology is more and more advanced. from the beginning of the emergence of computers to the popularization of people more and more work as well as records have been transferred from paper to the computer, and every year the computer will be new, the computer on the function of the increasing number of people can do a lot of people difficult to complete the calculation as well as work. all, through the use of computers, people's work efficiency has been significantly improved, for many workers to reduce a lot of burden, so the computer has become more and more indispensable to people's lives as well as work on an important tool. 1.2. purpose and significance of the study aiming at a part of the workers who use computer work, through the computer python language technology, research and design a program on windows, to help a specific part of the computer workers to complete their work better, more efficiently and quickly, to reduce the pressure of their work. it can also maximize the convenience that computers bring to people in their work. for example, most people or clerical workers in the computer often use excel software, most people simply use the above typing, recording functions, does not show the versatility of excel, as well as convenience. through the python language technology, it can be very good to increase the convenience of using excel software. can also be a greater degree of office automation, reduce the workload of computer workers, and even people's daily lives, the burden of work, for people to bring the convenience of work, can show the significance of scientific and technological progress, the significance of office automation. 2. research on development technology program in this development and design program, the computer programming language used is python language. python programming language, compared to other languages, has the characteristics of practicality and simplicity. since the advent of the artificial intelligence era, python programming language has gradually increased in the list of language popularity index, and even entered the top 10. the python programming language has high-level data structures that enable effective object-oriented programming. the python programming language is capable of scripting and rapidly developing applications on most platforms, and is gradually being used for standalone, large-scale projects as versions of the pycharm development tool are updated and new features are added to the language. 2.1. python's os module python's os module provides an interface between the operating system and the program. using the os module makes it easy to interact with the operating system and enhances the portability of the code. python's os module throws an oserror exception or a subclass of it if something goes wrong. in python programming, in the process of automated testing, often need to find the operation file, for example, to find the configuration file (so as to read the information in the configuration file), to find the test report (so as to send out the test report of the mail), and to find the test cases of the yaml file or excel file, etc., at this time, cannot be separated from the os module. of course, the use of os module can be written with no relationship between the operating system code does not mean that os does not have a way to call some of the special 42 system extensions, but once you do this, it will be a great degree of damage to the code portability. 2.2. python's xlrd module in python, the xlrd library is a very commonly used library for reading excel files, and it can provide precise and finegrained control over the reading of excel files. although reading and saving excel files with the pandas library is usually easier nowadays, in some special scenarios, you still need the xlrd library to complete the control of reading. python's xlrd module and xlwt module, can read and write excel workbook, in relation to the convenience of excel workbook, has a wide range of applications. xlrd can read the number of valid cells in the number of columns and rows, you can read the value of the specified cell, you can read the specified columns (rows) of the value of all the cells is, but also can read the specified cell in the data type. if the work on the errors and omissions, the need to find or read some information in the excel file, key text for modification, most people usually do is to open the excel file, left to right, from left to right, a grid, a sentence slowly looking for. if the file records too many things, too complicated, this way of looking for that waste of time, but also a waste of energy, and even in the end after a long time looking for, if the energy drop, too tired, a moment to miss the key information, will lead to the end of the previous work, and then have to start from scratch, so that completely does not bring out the advantages of office automation software. so, at this point, we can use python's xlrd, xlrd can easily and quickly read the file's specified information, very quickly find the information that people want to find, so compared to the original relatively clumsy way is much smarter, for the work to save a lot of time, but also to help people to complete the search work, more quickly into the next job. in the ui automation, or interface automation in the data maintenance, is also a key point, is also an important core, in fact, that is to say that this xlrd module is very practical use. 2.3. python's xlwt module xlwt focuses on the core role is used to read excel files. xlwt is a specialized write to excel files. it is the twin and sibling of xlrd, one of their main jobs is to read excel files, and the other main job is to write data to excel files. 2.4. python's shufil module the shufil module is a high-level file manipulation module, and the shufil module is also a supplement to the os module. os module can perform some simple operations on excel files and directories, but more complex functions cannot be realized by the os module, for example, we need to copy the contents of a file to another file, or to copy the contents of a file, or even to copy file permissions to another file without changing the contents of the file, group or user, and here the os module cannot help us. for example, we need to copy the contents of a file to another file, or copy some contents of a file, or even copy the permissions of a file to another file without changing the contents of the file, the group and the user, which can't be realized by the os module, but can be done by the shufil module. there is also moving files and directories, or moving files and directories, which the os module can't help us with, and shufi can. and then there are more other functions, such as packing files and compressing and decompressing files, which the os module can't do, but shufil can do. so like copying, moving, packing, compressing and decompressing, etc., which cannot be realized by os module, shufil is a good supplement. this can work for us to deal with excel files or other files to bring more features can be used, but also become a better tool to utilize to work. 2.5. python's re module python's re module, also known as regular expressions. for text searching and localization, python's re module is able to find pattern matches in a string and return the matched value. in this case, it is recommended to use the built-in findall method of python's re module. if there is a substring that matches the pattern, a list containing one element is returned, so no matter how the match is made, we can directly iterate through the results returned by findall without error, which reduces the handling of exceptions and makes the code logic more concise for engineers writing programs. 2.6. python's pdfplumber module pdfplumber is a library that can handle pdf format information. as a powerful pdf file parsing tool, pdfplumber library's main function is to find out about each text character, page, page number, matrix and line details, but also on the table can be extracted, but also visual debugging. for example, pdfplumber library can quickly convert pdf format files into easier to deal with txt documents, and output pdf format document characters, pages, page numbers, matrices and rows of detailed information. conversion between file formats, the use of this feature, the month easier for workers with different work needs to use. 2.7. pycharm development tools pycharm is a commonly used easy to use very powerful python development tools, many platforms also support pycharm, such as the current mainstream platforms windows, macos, linux and so on. using pycharmm comes with html, css and javascrip editor, people can more easily for web development. development process often need to use some of the features, such as debugging breakpoints, the use of module templates to unify the project's internal comments and mark the author, analyze the module's global variables, function location and many other commonly used features pycharm have, which shows that the practicality and power of pycharm. 3. summary introduces and analyzes python software development techniques as well as development and briefly explains the advantages of each development technique as well as the specific application of the technique in the development process of this topic. it is convenient for students and workers to skillfully use the software. acknowledgments fund projects: ministry of education university-industry 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[5] yang shiyong. a program for importing excel data into database based on python[j]. computer programming skills and maintenance,2022(05):110-112.doi: 10.16184/ j.cnki. comprg. 2022.05.007. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 7 research on the application of non-contact sensing technology in real-time emotional monitoring and feedback lehan zhang tianjin university of technology, tianjin, china abstract: with the rapid development of information technology, non-contact sensing technology has shown great potential in the field of real-time emotional monitoring and feedback. the purpose of this study is to deeply explore the application of this technology in improving the intelligence of human-computer interaction and realizing personalized service. by synthesizing the experimental results and related literature, a series of important research findings have been formed. first of all, we found that non-contact sensing technology effectively improved the objectivity of emotion monitoring. secondly, the introduction of realtime feedback mechanism has significantly improved the user experience. however, non-contact sensing technology still faces some challenges in practical application, including privacy issues, cross-cultural adaptability, environmental interference and so on. to solve these problems, technological innovation, the establishment and standardization of privacy policies are needed to ensure the sustainable application of technology in a wider range of fields. this study emphasizes the importance and application prospect of non-contact sensing technology in real-time emotional monitoring and feedback. future research should focus on the further innovation of technology, the improvement of privacy protection mechanism and the deepening of interdisciplinary cooperation, so as to promote the wider application of this technology in the field of human-computer interaction. keywords: emotional monitoring; feedback; non-contact sensing technology. 1. introduction in today's digital age, the field of human-computer interaction is undergoing rapid and profound changes. with the continuous progress of science and technology, noncontact sensing technology, as an innovative technical means, has gradually attracted widespread attention. the unique feature of this technology is that it does not need direct physical contact, and realizes seamless monitoring of user behavior and state by sensing changes in the environment [1]. in this field, the application of non-contact sensing technology is increasingly diverse, and one of the most striking is its potential application in real-time emotional monitoring and feedback. emotion plays a vital role in human communication and decision-making. therefore, accurate monitoring and understanding of emotion is of great significance for improving human-computer interaction experience. traditional emotional monitoring methods mainly rely on subjective reports, questionnaires or physiological signal measurement, however, these methods are often limited by the subject's self-awareness and consciousness level and the experimental environment [2-3]. the rise of non-contact sensing technology provides a new way for real-time emotion monitoring. by collecting nonverbal information such as body language, facial expression and posture, more objective and detailed emotion analysis is realized. this paper aims to explore the potential application of noncontact sensing technology in real-time emotional monitoring and feedback, and will pay attention to the wide application of non-contact sensing technology in improving the accuracy of emotional monitoring, realizing personalized feedback, and in social robots, virtual reality and other fields. through in-depth research, we are expected to provide a new perspective for the research and development in this field, and promote the further innovation and application of non-contact sensing technology in the field of real-time emotional monitoring. 2. basic principle of non-contact sensing technology non-contact sensing technology is a kind of innovative technology, and its basic principle is to realize monitoring and data acquisition of the target object by sensing various changes in the environment without direct physical contact. this technology has shown great application potential in many fields, including real-time emotional monitoring, human-computer interaction, medical care and so on [4-5]. figure 1. high sensitivity and low power consumption infrared sensor structure the core of non-contact sensing technology lies in highly sensitive sensors. these sensors can sense and measure electromagnetic, acoustic, optical, or other physical signals emitted by the target object. taking vision as an example, the camera sensor can capture the image or video of the target object without direct contact [6]. similarly, sonar sensors, 8 infrared sensors and so on can achieve effective monitoring without touching the target. fig. 1 is a structure of an infrared sensor with high sensitivity and low power consumption: computer vision technology plays an important role in non-contact sensing technology. through the processing and analysis of images and videos, the computer can identify the characteristics, shapes, movements and other information of the target object. deep learning and machine learning algorithms have played an important role in this respect, enabling the system to extract more complex and abstract information from the data collected by sensors, such as facial expressions and gestures. in real-time emotional monitoring and other applications, non-contact sensing technology often involves the detection of biological signals. techniques such as heart rate monitoring, skin electrical response and eye tracking can capture the physiological state of users through sensors, thus indirectly reflecting their emotional state. this method avoids the interference of electrode attachment in traditional physiological signal measurement, and improves the convenience and comfort of monitoring. non-contact sensing technology often involves the fusion and analysis of multi-source data. by integrating the data collected by different sensors, the system can understand the state of the target object more comprehensively [7-8]. complex data analysis algorithms are used to extract meaningful information from massive sensor data, such as the identification of emotional state, so as to achieve more accurate monitoring and feedback. generally speaking, the basic principles of non-contact sensing technology include high-sensitivity sensors, advanced computer vision technology, biological signal detection and data fusion and analysis. the synergistic effect of these technologies makes non-contact sensing technology a powerful tool to realize real-time monitoring and feedback, and has shown a wide application prospect in many fields. 3. application of non-contact sensing technology in real-time emotion monitoring 3.1. application of non-contact sensing technology in different emotional dimension the application of non-contact sensing technology in different emotional dimension presents many possibilities. non-contact sensing technology can capture the user's facial expression through the camera, thus identifying pleasant emotions. expression features such as smile and relaxed eyes can be used for emotion classification by the algorithm. by analyzing phonetic features, including tone, speech speed, emotional color of speech, etc., non-contact sensing technology can distinguish whether users are in a happy state. the short-term parameters of speech signal are one of the important parameters to characterize the emotional characteristics of speech, such as short-term energy, shortterm average amplitude, short-term zero-crossing rate, shortterm autocorrelation function and short-term average amplitude difference function [9]. speech signal is a nonstationary random process with time-varying characteristics. however, its features remain basically unchanged in a short time range. in view of this feature, researchers proposed a short-time analysis method, which segmented the speech signal stream and then derived short-time feature parameters. fig. 2 shows a time domain waveform diagram of a speech signal. figure 2. time domain waveform diagram of speech signal anger is usually accompanied by changes in facial expressions and nervousness in body posture. non-contact sensing technology can detect the tightness of facial muscles and the intensity of gestures, so as to judge whether users feel angry. physiological signals, such as the change of heart rate, can also be associated with anger, and monitoring physiological signals through non-contact sensing technology can help judge the emotional state of users [10]. anxiety is usually accompanied by restless eyes. non-contact sensing technology can detect the user's gaze point and eye movement through eye tracking technology, so as to infer their anxiety level. non-contact sensing technology can analyze the characteristics of voice tension and speech speed change, and can be used to identify whether users are in an anxious state. in addition to pleasure, anger and anxiety, non-contact sensing technology can also identify other emotional states, such as sadness and surprise, through the characteristics of tone, speech speed and speech texture in speech. physiological signals such as blood pressure and skin electrical response can also be used to help distinguish various emotional states. the application of non-contact sensing technology in different emotional dimension provides a more comprehensive and objective means for real-time emotional monitoring through the fusion and analysis of multi-source information. these applications are expected to play a key role in mental health, human-computer interaction and other fields, and bring innovative solutions to improve user experience and humanized feedback of intelligent systems. 3.2. capture and analysis of emotional information by non-contact sensing technology traditional emotional analysis methods usually rely on manual observation, subjective report or data collection based on questionnaire survey. in the emotional analysis of facial expressions, researchers may ask participants to watch some emotional videos or images, and then get their emotional feedback by asking questions or self-reporting. the problems of this method include subjectivity, limited sample size and the possible influence of the subjects on the experimental environment. through non-contact sensing technology, especially facial expression analysis, emotional information can be captured and analyzed more objectively and in real time. taking face recognition technology as an example, the system can capture the user's facial expressions through the camera, and then apply deep learning algorithm to classify the expressions, thus inferring the user's emotional state, such as joy, anger, 9 surprise and so on. non-contact sensing technology provides objective and unbiased data, which avoids the limitations of subjective reports of subjects. in addition, real-time enables the system to capture and respond to users' emotional changes in real time, which improves the timeliness of feedback. through non-contact sensing technology, large-scale data sets can be processed more easily, thus improving the accuracy of emotion analysis. deep learning algorithm can learn from a large number of samples, which makes the model better generalized to different situations and individuals. by capturing the user's emotional state in real time, the system can automatically adjust the interface, volume, brightness and other parameters to provide a more personalized experience that meets the user's expectations. this has great potential in the fields of human-computer interaction and virtual reality. traditional methods may require manual intervention or strict control of experimental conditions, while non-contact sensing technology does not require users to take additional actions, and can monitor users' emotions in their natural state. it can be seen that non-contact sensing technology has greater advantages than traditional methods, especially in improving objectivity, real-time, large-scale data processing ability and user experience. this makes non-contact sensing technology have a wide application prospect in real-time emotional monitoring and feedback. 4. personalized feedback mechanism through non-contact sensing technologies such as facial expression analysis and voice emotion recognition, the system can capture the emotional state of users in real time. combining the historical data, behavior patterns and personalized characteristics of users, it is possible to establish a personalized emotional model. this model can not only accurately identify emotions, but also better understand the unique responses of different users to specific emotions. based on real-time emotional monitoring, personalized feedback mechanism can adjust the user interface and interaction mode of an application or system to better adapt to the current emotional state of users. for example, when users feel happy, the system can choose a more vivid and relaxed color theme; when the user feels anxious, a more relaxed and simplified interface design is adopted, thus improving the user's comfort. through the personalized feedback mechanism, the system can adjust the content recommendation strategy according to the user's emotional state. the recommendation of music, video, news and other content can better meet the current emotional needs of users and provide a more pleasant or comforting experience. this emotion-oriented content recommendation not only improves user satisfaction, but also deepens users' stickiness to the system. in the field of education, personalized feedback mechanism can adjust the learning path and difficulty according to students' emotional state, and provide a learning experience that is more in line with students' personalized needs. in the field of health, the system can adjust health reminders, exercise plans and other services according to the emotional state of users to achieve more personalized health assistance. privacy and transparency are key factors that cannot be ignored when implementing personalized feedback mechanism. the system should respect users' right to privacy and ensure users' control over their own emotional information. providing a transparent and clear explanation and explaining the collection and use of emotional data to users will help to enhance users' trust in the system. 5. challenges and future prospects non-contact sensing technology involves the acquisition of users' physiological and emotional information, which raises concerns about privacy protection. ensuring the security, legality and transparency of data and formulating a reasonable privacy policy will be an important challenge. the generality of non-contact sensing technology in different people, cultures and environments is still a problem. the algorithm needs to be general enough to adapt to diverse user groups and application scenarios while maintaining high accuracy. in order to train an accurate emotion recognition model, a large number of labeled data are needed. however, it is a timeconsuming and labor-intensive task to obtain emotional tagging data, and tags may be uncertain because of subjectivity. the application of non-contact sensing technology involves many fields such as computer science, psychology and medicine. interdisciplinary cooperation and communication will be the key to ensure the success of technology in practical application. facing the challenge of actual environmental interference such as illumination, noise and attitude change, this may affect the accuracy and stability of sensing technology. in the future, non-contact sensing technology is expected to realize the fusion of multi-modal data, and combine visual, sound, physiological signals and other information to improve the accuracy and comprehensiveness of emotion recognition. with the continuous development of deep learning technology, it will become a development trend to train the model of non-contact sensing technology more deeply and effectively. the optimization of the model and the improvement of generalization ability will help to adapt to diverse users and scenarios. combine real-time emotion monitoring with instant personalized feedback to provide users with more intelligent and personalized services, such as adaptive user interface and emotion-oriented content recommendation. non-contact sensing technology will play a role in a wider range of applications, including medical care, smart home, virtual reality, social robots, etc., to provide users with a richer experience. the industry needs to work together to formulate standards and norms to ensure the sustainable development of non-contact sensing technology in different fields, and at the same time, pay more attention to privacy and ethics. strengthen the interpretability and transparency of non-contact sensing technology model, help users understand the working principle of the system, and increase users' trust in technology. generally speaking, although non-contact sensing technology faces some challenges in practical application, it still has great potential in improving user experience and promoting intelligent development. through continuous research and innovation, it is expected to overcome the current technical problems and promote the non-contact sensing technology to make greater progress in the future. 6. conclusion non-contact sensing technology shows great potential in real-time emotional monitoring and feedback, which provides a new way to improve the intelligence and personalized service level of human-computer interaction. however, 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(2022). overview of non-contact medical health monitoring technology based on fmcw radar. journal of radar (003), 011. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 89 a review of medical image segmentation techniques bihan fan *, ji zhang north china electric power university, baoding 071000, china abstract: medical image segmentation is a key task in medical imaging processing. it can segment different tissues, organs or lesions in medical images to provide doctors with more accurate diagnosis and treatment suggestions. with the continuous development of computer science and medical technology, medical image segmentation technology has also undergone rapid development. this article will provide an overview of medical image segmentation technology from concepts, commonly used methods, and applications, and introduce some of the latest research results. keywords: medical images; image segmentation; deep learning; summarize. 1. introduction medical image segmentation technology is an important technology in the field of medical image processing, aiming to segment different tissues, organs, or lesions in medical images for quantitative analysis and disease diagnosis [1-2]. medical images are usually obtained through medical imaging equipment (such as x-ray, ct, mri, etc.), and these images contain different tissues and organs in the human body. segmentation technology can help doctors better understand the structure in images, while also helping to automate image analysis and assist in diagnosis. medical image segmentation technology is widely used in medical imaging, medical research and clinical practice [3-4]. it can be used for tumor detection and localization, vascular analysis, brain structure segmentation, cardiac function evaluation, and other aspects. the development of medical image segmentation technology not only improves the anatomy and functional analysis ability of medical imaging, but also provides clinicians with more accurate diagnosis and treatment basis. 2. common methods for medical image segmentation medical image segmentation methods are mainly divided into threshold based, edge based, region based, and deep learning-based methods [5]. based on these methods, researchers have introduced various improvements and made many combinations to solve various problems in image segmentation. the threshold-based method is one of the simplest image segmentation methods. it is based on the grayscale values of image pixels and divides them into different categories by setting one or more thresholds. this method is suitable for situations where different tissues or lesions in the image have significant grayscale differences. usually, a suitable threshold can be selected through histogram analysis. it is generally divided into two steps: one is to calculate the histogram of the image and count the number of pixels with different grayscale values. the second is to segment the image into two or more different regions by observing the histogram and selecting an appropriate threshold. reference [6] proposes an adaptive threshold segmentation method. this method is mainly used for ultrasound medical images, including two parts: an automatic region of interest extraction method based on target area detection and an improved adaptive threshold-based ultrasound medical image segmentation algorithm. firstly, the connectivity of the target region is detected, and the maximum connected region is iteratively determined according to the area parameter value. then, the region of interest is extracted from the ultrasonic medical image and converted into an integral image; solve the optimal adaptive threshold segmentation parameters through grid search method to segment regions of interest. reference [7] proposed a multi-threshold segmentation algorithm and designed a fuzzy kapur entropy based multi-threshold image segmentation algorithm (fkmts) to eliminate the impact of medical artifacts on the performance of the segmentation algorithm. this algorithm solves the problem of blurring the boundary of medical image organizational structure through fuzzy kapur entropy; in addition, on the basis of fkmts, a fuzzy kapur entropy multi-threshold image segmentation algorithm fknmts based on neighborhood information has been designed. its core idea is to assign membership degrees of different segmentation regions to pixels, and aggregate adjacent pixels that meet the conditions through membership degrees, thereby improving the correlation of pixel membership degrees in local regions. achieved good segmentation results. edge based image segmentation methods perform segmentation by detecting edges in the image. edges are areas in an image that exhibit significant grayscale changes and can be used to segment different tissues or lesions. commonly used edge detection algorithms include canny operator, sobel operator, etc. the main idea is to first smooth the image to reduce the impact of noise. then, edge detection algorithms are used to detect edges in the image. finally, based on the detected edges, the image is segmented. reference [8] proposes an edge detection and precise positioning algorithm based on sobel operator. this algorithm combines sobel gradient map and first-order differential expected threshold to reduce noise and interference. from the perspective of probability distribution, the confidence interval of the actual edge of the image is calculated, and then the positioning estimation is performed, which can achieve high positioning accuracy. the experimental results show that this method can effectively process medical ct images with a large amount of noise and blurred target edges, and extract accurate edges. reference [9] proposes an edge detection medical image segmentation algorithm based on an improved canny operator, which fuses image features through multi-scale 90 filtering and combines morphological methods for image enhancement to achieve effective segmentation of medical images. segmentation experiments were carried out on cell microscopic images and mammography image datasets. the results show that the target edge feature points of the segmentation results of this algorithm have good continuity and strong regional closure, which solves the difficulties of edge detection of the traditional canny operator and achieves good segmentation results. the region-based image segmentation method divides the image into a series of continuous regions, each with similar features. this method is typically implemented using algorithms such as region growth, region splitting, and merging. the region growth algorithm starts from one or more seed points, serving as the starting point for region growth. based on similarity criteria, each pixel is gradually connected to the seed points, and pixels with similar features are merged into a single region. the region growth is continuously iterated until all pixels are assigned to a single region. the region splitting and merging algorithm achieves segmentation by iteratively splitting and merging regions. reference [10] proposes a laser medical image segmentation method based on region growth. this method first eliminates noise in laser images through bilateral filtering to protect edge details. then, an improved watershed method is used to segment the laser image, and the region growth method is used to further process the image segmentation results, making the segmented target more complete. simulation experiments show that this method achieves high accuracy in laser image segmentation and can effectively handle the impact of noise. reference [11] proposed an interactive medical image segmentation method based on prw region correction. this method divides seed points based on the original manual annotation information of the dataset using the rw algorithm, and converts the partitioning process into dirichlet integrals to accelerate the solution speed; the distribution of seed points is calculated by prw, and the target equation is solved based on the pixel distribution of the target image to obtain seed point classification. finally, neighborhood models and region correction strategies are used to handle the similarity of adjacent pixels, construct corresponding feature potentials based on the characteristics of each region, and use connection checks to correct segmentation errors in pixels. simulation experiments have shown that this method can achieve complete, fast, and accurate medical image segmentation. the medical image segmentation method based on deep learning is a new image segmentation method developed in recent years. deep learning technology learns the features and segmentation rules of images by constructing deep neural network models. this method usually requires a large amount of annotated data for training, but has achieved good results in many medical image segmentation tasks. common deep learning models include convolutional neural network (cnn), u-net, etc. the specific steps are as follows: firstly, prepare a large amount of annotation data, including input images and corresponding segmentation results; then, a deep neural network model is constructed, including input layer, convolutional layer, pooling layer, upsampling layer, and output layer; next, use annotated data to train the deep neural network to learn the features and segmentation rules of the image; finally, use the trained model to segment the new medical image. reference [12] proposes a u-net segmentation algorithm based on a hybrid state transition algorithm. using a variable depth encoding strategy to represent the potential optimal depth and different building blocks in u-net; it uses original interactive operations to generate potential individuals, and accelerates the evolution speed of network individuals by introducing transfer learning strategies and reducing epochs; this method was tested on cardiac mri and liver lits medical image datasets, and its effectiveness was verified. literature [13] proposed a new medical image semantic segmentation network, which is based on convolutional neural network and transformer, and can greatly improve the accuracy of medical image semantic segmentation. the network extracts network structure features through resnet-50, and then uses transformer technology to expand the receptive field; a cascading up sampler is introduced to decode hidden features through multi-layer jump connection combination to make full use of feature extraction information at each stage. finally, experiments were conducted on the gastrointestinal medical image segmentation dataset to demonstrate the segmentation accuracy of this method 3. recent research results in recent years, with the rapid development of deep learning technology, many researchers have achieved a series of important research results in the field of medical image segmentation. for example, researchers have proposed a deep learning model based on u-net for segmenting lesion areas in brain mri images. some researchers have also applied generative adversarial network to medical image segmentation and achieved better segmentation results. meta ai has released a basic model in the field of visual segmentation called the segment anything model, abbreviated as sam. this model is very powerful and shows a strong ability in image segmentation tasks. it mainly uses prompt engineering to train a large pre training model for segmentation according to prompts. this model has the potential to be applied in downstream segmentation tasks, and can be combined with other visual tasks to form new solutions for other visual tasks. 4. conclusion in summary, the commonly used methods for medical image segmentation include threshold-based methods, edgebased methods, region-based methods, and deep learningbased methods. each method has its own characteristics and applicable scenarios. with the continuous development and in-depth research of technology, the methods and algorithms of medical image segmentation will become increasingly intelligent and precise. in the future, medical image segmentation technology will play a greater role in the field of medical image processing. references [1] ren chulan, wang ning, zhang yang. overview of medical image segmentation methods [j]. network security technology and applications, 2022 (02): 49-50. 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[13] wang jinxiang, fu lijun, yin pengbin, et al. medical image segmentation based on cnn and transformer [j]. computer system application, 2023,32 (04): 141-148. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 31 a super‐resolution algorithm for remote sensing images based on data enhancement and generative adversarial networks wei chen, haiwei shen * college of applied science and technology of beijing union university, beijing, china * corresponding author: haiwei shen abstract: in this paper, a new algorithm is proposed to address the problem of excessive errors in current super-resolution algorithms for remote sensing images, which optimizes the processing effect of generative adversarial networks by increasing the type and size of training data with data enhancement techniques. first, the algorithm constructs a more reasonable degradation model for the problem of lacking data sets of paired images, and randomly mixes and washes the degraded prior knowledge (such as blur, noise, downsampling, etc.) in the imaging process to simulate the generation process of low-resolution remote sensing images in natural scenes, and generates realistic low-resolution images for training; meanwhile, the algorithm uses resnet34 and cnn as the basis to enhance the texture details of remote sensing images, thus richer features can be extracted from the images. the results of experiments conducted on the alsat2 b real dataset show that the method reduces the time and cost required for sample data acquisition, optimizes the processing speed, enhances the temporal and spatial resolution of remote sensing images, and improves the effect of super-resolution processing. keywords: data enhancement; super-resolution; remote sensing images; generative adversarial networks. 1. introduction with the development of remote sensing satellite technology, the current high-resolution satellites of various countries have reached the centimeter level. in the field of remote sensing satellite images, the remote sensing images acquired by users are map products distributed by satellite centers after imaging processing, so the resolution of images can no longer be improved by adjusting the hardware. if the resolution of the finished satellite images is to be improved, the images can only be processed by software. image super-resolution reconstruction techniques can reconstruct the corresponding high-resolution images based on low-resolution images. after years of development, the research focus has shifted from traditional interpolation and reconstruction methods to methods based on deep learning. dong et al.[1] first combined convolutional neural networks with super-resolution image reconstruction techniques and proposed the srcnn algorithm, and then a large number of super-resolution reconstruction methods based on deep learning began to appear. kim et al.[2]also introduced the vgg network structure to increase the number of network layers and use different sizes of perceptual fields to comprehensively extract image detail information in the shallow, intermediate, and high layers, solving the problem that the srcnn algorithm relies on feature information of small image regions. he et al.[3] stacked multiple residual blocks to form a residual network (resnet) to solve the problem of network degradation due to the deep structure of the convolutional network, and used the jump connection between residual blocks to enhance the image feature information transfer on different layers and alleviate the model gradient disappearance problem. after goodfellow et al. [4] proposed gan, many super-resolutions image reconstruction algorithms based on gan have emerged, which have shown good results in terms of image reconstruction effect, network computation, and computation speed. the generator of srgan is a resnet34 architecture that extracts features from lr images. for upsampling, a subpixel convolutional layer is used. the srgan model was proposed by ledig et al. [5] using resnet and vgg as the generator and discriminator architectures, respectively. it uses the generator to generate hr images, the discriminator to discriminate between the reconstructed hr images and the original hr images, and the backward optimization of the generator and discriminator networks, while the traditional mse loss function is replaced by the "perceptual loss" to enhance the image detail information recovery. vu et al. [6] used relative generative adversarial network to replace the generative adversarial network in srgan, which makes the extraction and fusion of image details more reasonable and reduces the influence of noise and blur. compared with natural images, remotely sensed images contain rich topographical features such as canyons, mountains, and cities within a smaller pixel size, and thus detail loss is more serious. in addition, remote sensing images are also affected by atmospheric disturbance, cloud obscuration, noise and motion blur during the acquisition process, which makes super-resolution reconstruction more difficult. due to the difficulty of remote sensing data set collection and the lack of corresponding high-resolution and low-resolution remote sensing image pairs for algorithm training, the effect of downstream tasks such as remote sensing image classification and target recognition can be effectively improved after super-resolution processing of remote sensing images. aiming at the problems of insufficient sample data of remote sensing images and poor recovery effect of super-resolution reconstruction, this paper proposes a super-resolution reconstruction algorithm for remote sensing images based on data enhancement and generative adversarial network. data augmentation expands the training set by systematically generating more training samples, 32 increases the amount of data for training, and improves the generalization ability and robustness of the model, which has achieved good results in the fields of machine learning, image recognition and image restoration; generative adversarial networks have also proved to be effective in the field of image processing and are widely used. the algorithm in this paper consists of a degradation model and a super-resolution reconstruction model. the degradation model uses randomly mixing and washing degradation factors (such as blur, downsampling, noise, etc.) to simulate the real imaging process to generate realistic low-resolution images combined with the original images in pairs for training; meanwhile, a new image processing architecture based on generative adversarial networks is proposed to enhance image details and preserve image features through resnet34 and mini-cnn networks, and the method can better enhance the effect of super-resolution reconstruction of remote sensing images. 2. methodology of this paper for the super-resolution reconstruction of remote sensing images that lack paired datasets for training, this paper proposes a method consisting of a degradation model and a reconstruction model. the overall network framework is shown in figure 1, which is divided into two stages: training and testing. ihr discriminating networks degradation model super-resolution reconstruction ilr superresolution reconstruction ihr ihr ihr ^ ^ psnr ssim figure 1. overall network framework in the training phase, the degradation model is used to process the high-resolution image ihr in the uc merced dataset to generate synthetic images with feature distributions approximating the real low-resolution image ilr, and the composed images are trained on lrî ～ihr, and the ilr is super-resolution reconstructed to generate high-resolution images hrî , and the discriminative network optimizes the training process by reducing the loss between hrî ～ihr; in the testing phase, the al-sat2b dataset is input to the trained super-resolution reconstruction model to obtain hrî , and then compare the subjective visual effect with the real ihr and calculate psnr/ssim to qualitatively and quantitatively evaluate the reconstruction effect. 2.1. degradation model in the super-resolution reconstruction of remote sensing images with unknown degradation model, how to accurately model the degradation model using remote sensing a priori knowledge is the key to enhance the reconstruction effect. in this paper, we adopt a random blending strategy to incorporate possible degradation factors (such as blurring, downsampling, noise, etc.) in the field of remote sensing.[7] it is added to the generation process of low-resolution images. and according to the characteristics of remote sensing image imaging links, some degradation factors (such as isotropic gaussian blur kernel, camera sensor noise and jpeg compression noise) are excluded, and possible degradation factors (such as motion blur, additive noise and multiplicative noise) in remote sensing image imaging are added, so as to ensure the diversity of the synthesized lowresolution images and reflect the distribution of real image features as much as possible while avoiding synthesizing lowresolution images that do not match the natural low resolution images that do not match at all in the scene, reducing the training difficulty and speeding up the fitting process. the degradation process modeled in this paper consists of three factors: blur, downsampling, and noise, and in the actual imaging process. the degradation factors are disrupted by using a random mixing and washing strategy, so the order of the degradation factors is uncertain. specifically, the fuzzy kernel is randomly selected from the anisotropic gaussian fuzzy kernel, the downsampling is randomly selected from the nearest neighbor sampling, bilinear sampling, and bicubic sampling, and the noise is randomly selected from the additive noise and multiplicative noise, and then these three degradation factors are randomly disordered to obtain the final degradation model, as shown in figure 2. anisotropic gaussian fuzzy kernel nearest neighbor interpolation bilinear interpolation bicubic interpolation additive noise multiplicative noise random random random hr image input lr image output figure 2. degradation model 2.1.1. blur the remote sensing image imaging process mainly contains motion blur and optical blur. motion blur refers to the blurring effect caused by the relative motion between the sensor and the ground feature during the satellite motion and sensor scanning process, which is influenced by factors such as angle and movement length. when the remote sensing satellite is imaging, the sensor will receive a variety of radiation such as radiation reflected directly from the surface features, radiation reflected secondarily by the surface after downward scattering from the atmosphere and the part of upward scattering from the solar radiation, which eventually leads to the scattered in the actual imaging process, both motion blur and optical blur may occur, acting together to form image blur. in the field of super-resolution reconstruction, the fuzzy kernel is modeled by the zero-mean gaussian probability distribution function n (0, σ), and the rotation angle θ and the eigenvalues of the eigenvectors of the covariance matrix σ jointly determine the shape of the fuzzy kernel. in this paper, the rotation angle θ is taken in the range of [0, π] and the eigenvalues l1, l2 of the eigenvectors. are taken in the range of [0.2, 8], and when l1 = l2, it is an isotropic gaussian fuzzy kernel. the joint effect of motion blur and optical blur in remote sensing imaging leads to an isotropic fuzzy kernel with very low probability of occurrence and is no longer added separately. 2.1.2. downsampling in the field of super-resolution reconstruction of remote sensing images, the bicubic interpolation method is usually used to downsample the high-resolution images, which can simultaneously achieve the requirements of shortening the processing time and improving the image quality. in order to enrich the number of samples for downsampling, in addition to bicubic interpolation, nearest-neighbor interpolation and bilinear interpolation are also used in this paper, and one of these three interpolation methods will be randomly selected in the downsampling operation. 33 2.1.3. noise noise in remote sensing images may be introduced by different processing processes at different stages, including acquisition signal, acquisition noise, and internal sensor circuit noise. the imaging noise varies with different sensor types. in this paper, we mainly consider two noise models: additive noise model in optical imaging system and multiplicative noise model in remote sensing imaging system.[8] 2.2. generative adversarial networks remote sensing images contain rich information of landforms and store a large amount of information of cities, roads, bridges, etc. within smaller pixels, which require high recovery of texture and level details of images. in the traditional method of convolutional neural network cnn, the perceptual field of the convolutional neural network is determined by the size of the convolutional kernel. all the information within the convolutional kernel is equally attended to, making the loss in the recovery process smaller in planar regions, but the loss is larger in the recovery process of non-planar regions such as bridges and building clusters, which may lead to a huge difference between the recovered image and the original image, resulting in information misalignment. in this paper, an image super-resolution method based on srgan is proposed, and its generator architecture is modified in the proposed method. 2.2.1. generate network in order to overcome the drawbacks of srgan and to improve its image recovery accuracy, a novel generator network with the following three main changes is proposed in this paper. a block diagram of the proposed architecture illustrating the changes is shown in figure 4. it consists of two main parts: depth feature extraction with 2-fold amplification, enhanced feature extraction and 2-fold enhanced extraction. double up-sampling part 2 double up-samplingpart 1 shallow feature extraction lr input resnet34 deep feature extraction up-sampling image feature extraction +convolution hr output part 3part 4 figure 3. general flow chart of the algorithm 2.2.2. shallow feature extraction in this part of the architecture, the lr version of the original hr image is used as the input to the architecture. and basic or shallow features are computed at three different scales using kernels of sizes 3, 5 and 7, respectively. for feature extraction at each scale, two blocks are used. each block consists of two convolutional layers, the first convolutional layer in each branch is followed by a batch normalization layer and relu activation, and after the second convolutional layer is a batch normalization layer with 64 channels per convolutional layer. a jump connection is used between the outputs of block 1 and block 2, and the features of block 1 will be superimposed feature by feature with those of block 2. after feature extraction at different scales, features from all three scales are concatenated (by channel) into a single feature vector to form a 192-channel wide feature vector. this feature vector contains the basic or shallow features of the lr image and serves as the input for the next step of the architecture. 2.2.3. deep feature extraction and 2x zoom in this paper, 192 channels are used in each convolutional layer. the modified resnet34 architecture consists of 17 blocks, each block containing two convolutional layers. the first convolutional layer is followed by a batch normalization layer and relu activation, and the batch normalization layer is followed by a second convolutional layer, where the features of each block are added one by one with the features of the previous block. in the last layer of the resnet34 architecture, the size of the kernel is set to 3 to overcome the blurring effect and to retain more features. the last layer is added with the feature maps of the first part as elements. after the depth feature extraction, the extracted features are boosted by using a sub-pixel convolutional layer, and after obtaining the 2-fold zoomed lr image features, they are used as the input of this architecture in step 3. 2.2.4. enhanced feature extraction and 2x upgrade enhancement in this step, a 2x magnified lr image is obtained, after which it is necessary to calculate the features of the 2x magnified version. first, a mini-network including three residual blocks is used, as shown in figure 6. each residual block has two convolutional layers, the first convolutional layer is followed by the batch normalization layer and relu activation, and the batch normalization layer is followed by the second convolutional layer. at the end of the mini-residual network, the batch normalization layer is used with a 192channel-wide convolutional layer. in a subsequent step, the feature map obtained after the 2-fold zoom is summed with the feature map elements extracted using the mini network, and this feature map is then zoomed by a factor of 2 using a sub-pixel convolutional layer. after obtaining the 4x magnified feature map of the lr image, the 4x magnified features are mapped back to the hr image using a convolutional reconstruction layer. 2.2.5. discriminator network since the generator model in this paper is a deep network, important modifications were made to the traditional discriminator srgan. first, the number of kernels in each layer is increased to 2048, and then the number of kernels is gradually reduced to 512, thus adding more convolutional layers to the discriminator. then, three additional layers with the number of kernels equal to 128, 256 and 512 were added. after that the outputs were added before these three layers, with the final 512 kernel layer outputs. 3. experiment due to the lack of datasets of real image pairs, most of the current methods are trained using synthetic low-resolution images and then the trained models are used to validate the super-resolution reconstruction effect on the synthetic lowresolution images, but both only validate the final effect on very few real low-resolution, such as kernelgan [9] and ikc [10] both validate the results on only two real lrs. in the field of super-resolution reconstruction of remote sensing images, zhang [11] et al. validated on two jilin-1 images and zhu [12] et al. validated on 364 geoeye-1 images. since these real low-resolution images do not have corresponding highresolution images for comparative validation, only subjective visual effects are used to evaluate the effect on real lowresolution remote sensing images. in this paper, training on the uc merced dataset and super-resolution reconstruction on the real dataset alsat2b with paired images can be used to 34 judge the reconstruction effect by subjective visual effect evaluation and objective index. compared with the original method, the method in this paper qualitatively and quantitatively validates the effectiveness of the superresolution reconstruction algorithm on a larger dataset. 3.1. shallow feature extraction the uc merced dataset is a widely used dataset in the field of remote sensing images, which contains 21 types of landforms such as farmland, airports, beaches, harbors, etc., 100 images of each type of landforms, a total of 2100 images, which are randomly divided in the text according to 70% as training set, 20% as validation set, and 10% as test set. a1sat2b dataset is used by achraf equal to 2021 the latest real remote sensing satellite dataset released in 2021. the dataset covers different vegetation types and is size-sliced in blocks of 256*256 for high-resolution images and 64*64 for low-resolution images to obtain a total of 2,759 pairs of real remote sensing super-resolution datasets with a magnification of 4, of which 2,182 pairs are used as the training set and 577 pairs are used as the test set. the validation set is divided into 3 subsets according to the types of features, specifically 239 pairs of cities, 56 pairs of farmlands and 282 pairs of special buildings (e.g., bridges, stadiums, etc.) for the test set. 3.2. experimental setup in order to verify the effectiveness of the degradation model and reconstruction model in this paper, multiple sets of experiments are conducted on the uc merced dataset and the alsat2b dataset. firstly, the degradation model is used to process the uc merced dataset to obtain the corresponding low-resolution images; then the image pairs are composed to train the super-resolution reconstruction network; finally, the super-resolution reconstruction effect is verified on the uc merced test set and the alsat2b test set, respectively, with the human subjective visual effect as the qualitative evaluation index, and the peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) and structural similarity (ssim) as objective evaluation indexes. the size of the convolution kernel of the residual module in the reconstruction network is 3*3. the experiments are performed with adam optimizer, 1 =0.9, 2 =0.99,  =10-8, learning rate of 0.0001, batch size of 16, and 20,000 training rounds on a single 32 g nvidia tesla v100 graphics card. after the training rounds reached 15,000, it gradually converged. 3.3. experimental results the psnr and ssim are calculated on the uc merced dataset, and the psnr/ssjm of this paper improves 1.4071 db/0.0672 compared with esrgan and 0.8211 db/0.0235 compared with rcan. the reconstructed image of rcan method is too smooth and the texture effect is not good; while the method in this paper enhances the image details better and is visually better than other algorithms. in order to further verify the effectiveness of the degradation model, this paper uses three different training sets trained by the reconstruction model for comparison experiments. one is the uc merced dataset processed with dual triple interpolation; the second is the uc merced dataset processed with the degradation model in this paper; and the third is trained directly with the training set in alsat2b. the reconstruction models trained on the three different training sets are validated on the alsat2b validation set respectively. table 3 lists the quantitative evaluation metrics of the models on the three different training sets on the a1sat2b test set in turn. from the results, it can be seen that the low-resolution images obtained by bi-trivial interpolation have huge differences in feature distributions from the real lowresolution images, resulting in their poorer results on the alsat2b test set, while the uc merced dataset processed with the degradation model of this paper has similar feature distributions to the alsat2b training set, so it is closer in subjective visual effects and quantitative evaluation indexes, which also verifies the effectiveness of the degradation model is also verified, and the feature distribution of the generated low-resolution images is similar to that of the real lowresolution images. 4. conclusion the paper addresses the problem of poor recovery effect of current super-resolution reconstruction algorithms in the field of real remote sensing images, and adopts the method of randomly mixing and washing degradation factors to simulate the imaging process of real remote sensing images to generate low-resolution remote sensing 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[12] zhu x, talebi h,shi x w,et a1.super-resolution commercial satellite imagery using realistic training data[c]// international conference on image processing. ieee, 2020: 498-502. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 46 entity linking based on roformer‐sim for chinese short texts weiting xie southwest minzu university, chengdu 610200, china abstract: entity linking is an important means to identify named entities in text and a key technology for constructing knowledge graphs, playing an important role in fields such as intelligent question answering and information retrieval. however, existing entity linking methods for short texts have low accuracy due to the lack of rich contextual information, informal expression, and incomplete grammar structures. therefore, this paper proposes a short-text entity linking model based on the roformer-sim pre-training model. firstly, entity context features are extracted by the roformer-sim pre-training model, and then text similarity calculation and sorting are performed with candidate entity description texts to obtain the corresponding entity in the knowledge base with the disambiguated entity. the experimental results show that the roformer-sim model can provide prior knowledge for entity linking, and the proposed model in this paper has an f1 value of 0.8851, which is better than other entity linking models based on other pre-training models. keywords: entity linking; candidate entity; text similarity. 1. introduction entity linking (el) is an important task in the field of natural language processing. the task typically involves identifying entity mentions in a piece of text and linking them to corresponding target entities in a knowledge base. entity linking can be seen as consisting of two subtasks: candidate entity retrieval and candidate entity ranking. candidate entity retrieval involves querying the knowledge base for entities that match the entity mentions to be linked, while candidate entity ranking is a key focus of the entity linking process. this involves calculating and ranking the relevance of all candidate entities in the candidate entity set to the entity mention, and selecting the candidate entity with the highest relevance score as the entity linked to the entity mention [1]. currently, in entity linking tasks, linking entities in short texts is more challenging than in long texts because long texts provide rich semantic information that can provide effective entity context information to improve entity linking accuracy [2]. for short texts, the lack of rich contextual information makes entity disambiguation difficult. especially in chinese texts, due to the variability of grammar and richness of word meanings, it is necessary to have a precise understanding of the entity context. currently, there are various methods to achieve entity linking, such as rule-based methods, machine learning-based methods, and deep learning methods. rulebased methods typically rely on manually defined rules and rule libraries to match and link entities. machine learningbased methods learn entity linking models from large-scale annotated data by constructing features, selecting models, and training them. deep learning methods learn features and train models through neural network structures to link entities. traditional rule-based and machine learning-based methods may not accurately capture the semantic information of text and entities, and their generalization ability needs to be improved because they require manually designed features or shallow models for feature extraction, as well as handdesigned rules or the selection of specific algorithms and models. deep learning methods automatically learn deep feature representations of text and entities, making semantic understanding of text and entities more accurate and comprehensive. they also have stronger generalization abilities and can adapt to more complex and varied entity linking tasks through large-scale training data and powerful model expression abilities [3-5]. with the continuous development of deep learning and natural language processing technologies, significant progress has been made in the field of chinese entity linking. for example, researchers have proposed models based on convolutional neural networks (cnn) [6] and recurrent neural networks (rnn) [7], as well as methods for entity linking using pre-trained language models such as bert [8] and elmo [9], which have achieved high linking accuracy and robustness in entity linking tasks. zhou pengcheng [10] and others used n-grams combined with part-of-speech tagging and multiple mention-entity dictionaries to obtain candidate entities, calculated the relevance of entity sequences through multiple knowledge bases (wikipedia and freebase) and entity categories, and selected the entity with the highest relevance as the linking result. zeng et al. [11] proposed a short-text entity linking method based on a biattentional lstm network, but the lstm model cannot capture backward semantic information and has more model parameters. hu et al. [12] then constructed a symmetric bilstm model with dual attention mechanisms, which extracts entity semantic features more comprehensively by utilizing structural information and attention mechanisms, and bilstm can better capture bidirectional semantic dependencies. devlin et al. [13] proposed the pre-trained model bert, which performs well in various natural language processing tasks and has been used by many researchers in entity linking tasks. chen et al. [14] modeled the context information of entities in knowledge bases using bert, and the entity embedding based on bert can better capture entity type information. cheng et al. [15] proposed the bert-ene model based on bert and treated the shorttext entity linking problem as a binary classification task. zhao et al. [16] proposed a method combining bert with graph models, which can better capture the relevance between entity mentions and candidate entities. 47 with the rapid development of the internet and digital information, a large amount of chinese textual data has emerged, making it a key problem in applications such as information extraction, information retrieval, and semantic search to efficiently identify and link entities from these texts. given the current issues of colloquialization and lack of rich context in chinese short texts, this paper proposes a chinese short text entity linking method based on the roformer-sim pre-training model, which improves the accuracy of entity linking. the main contributions of this paper are as follows: (1) proposing a chinese short-text entity linking method based on the roformer-sim pre-training model. the roformer-sim pre-training model is used to extract contextual features, which are then used to calculate text similarity with candidate entity description text. the similarity scores are then sorted, and the entity with the highest score is selected as the correct linked entity. (2) by using the roformer-sim pre-training model, prior knowledge is provided for the entity linking task, achieving a significant improvement with an f1 score of 0.8851 on the ccks2020 dataset. 2. methodology 2.1. short text entity linking process entity linking aims to map the entity mentions mentioned in the text to the corresponding entities in the given knowledge base. the purpose is to solve the problem of ambiguity caused by entity mentions in the text corresponding to entities in different contexts. this article divides the short text entity linking task into two stages: candidate entity generation and candidate entity ranking, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. short text entity linking workflow the essence of entity linking is essentially to calculate the text similarity between the short text containing the entity mention and the candidate entity description text, and to sort the similarity scores of the candidate entities, so as to link the entities to the corresponding entities in the knowledge base. that is, the short text containing the entity mention and the entity description text are input to the model as a text pair, then the scores of the candidate entities are calculated and sorted, and finally the candidate entity with the highest score is selected as the linked entity. 2.2. pre-trained language model roformersim roformer-sim model combines retrieval and generation and was released by the team led by jianlin su in june 2021. before roformer-sim, the authors also proposed a similar model called simbert. roformer-sim is a further integration and optimization of simbert-related techniques and can be used to automatically generate similar questions and as an auxiliary data augmentation tool. the roformer model improves the position encoding of the transformer by using rotary position embedding (rope) instead of absolute position encoding in the transformer. this is a design that can achieve relative position encoding using the attention mechanism in combination with the "absolute position encoding" method. generally speaking, absolute position encoding has the advantages of simple implementation and fast computation speed, while relative position encoding directly reflects relative position signals and often has better performance in practice. the main framework of roformer-sim is the roformer model. in addition, roformer-sim uses more training data and is not limited to only question sentences like simbert. roformer-sim can be used to generate similar sentences for general sentences, making it more versatile. other training details include the use of a larger batch size and maxlen in roformer-sim. the key to both simbert and roformer-sim lies in the construction of training corpus. the training corpus of roformer-sim includes two parts: similar question types and general similar types. for similar question types, similar questions are collected from baidu knows, and then further cleaned by rules like simbert. for general similar types, since there is no existing data to collect, two unsupervised methods are proposed to construct similar sentence pairs. the first method is based on the idea that "the answers to the same question are similar". assuming that there is a question-and-answer corpus with multiple answers to the same question, each answer can be divided into sentences, and then a pre-existing similarity function can be used to compare the similarity between answers. pairs of sentences with similarity scores above a certain threshold are selected as similar sentence pairs. the second method is based on the idea that "sentences in the same passage are similar". each passage is divided into sentences, and a pre-existing similarity function is used to calculate the similarity between each pair of sentences. pairs of sentences with similarity scores above a certain threshold are selected as similar sentence pairs. the similarity function is a variant of jaccard similarity that directly uses a rule-based character-level similarity, and semantic relevance is obtained through the intra-chapter correlation and the generalization ability of the pre-trained model itself. through the first approach, about 4.5 million (pseudo) similar sentence pairs were constructed from several reading comprehension datasets; through the second approach, about 4.7 million (pseudo) similar sentence pairs were constructed from over 30gb of parallel corpus; and 48 about 30 million groups of similar sentences were crawled (each group can form multiple pairs). it can be seen that the number of question sentences far exceeds that of general sentences, so they were sampled in a 1:1 ratio to ensure balance between each type of sample. during training, in order to enhance the generation ability of the model, a portion of the input tokens in the input sentence are randomly replaced with [mask], which is a pretraining method first proposed by bert. however, unlike bert which inputs noisy sentences and outputs the original sentence, roformer-sim inputs noisy sentences and outputs a similar sentence to the original one. 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 cls 白 云 山 主 峰 海 拔 3 8 2 米 sep 白 云 山 高 3 8 2 米 sep cls 白 云 山 高 3 8 2 米 sep 白 云 山 主 峰 海 拔 3 8 2 米 sep cls 广 州 的 简 称 是 什 么 呢 sep 广 州 又 简 称 什 么 sep cls 广 州 又 简 称 什 么 sep 广 州 的 简 称 是 什 么 呢 sep cls 白 切 鸡 怎 么 做 ？ sep 如 何 做 一 只 好 吃 的 白 切 鸡 sep cls 如 何 做 一 只 好 吃 的 白 切 鸡 sep 白 切 鸡 怎 么 做 ？ sep cls cls cls cls cls cls figure 2. diagram of simbert training method. after training roformer-sim, the retrieval performance of simbert is further transferred to roformer-sim through distillation, so that the retrieval performance of roformersim is basically on par with or even better than that of simbert. the distillation method is simple: if the sentence vectors generated by simbert for a batch of sentences are u1, u2, ..., un, and the sentence vectors generated by roformer-sim are v1, v2, ..., vn, then:     n i n j jijin vvuul 1 2 1 )),cos(),(cos(2  (1) to prevent the model from "forgetting" the generation model, a generation loss is also added during distillation, l=lsim+lgen. roformer-sim is based on the roformer architecture and trained using a large number of similar pairs of sentences to perform sentence expansion. there are two tasks during training: generation and retrieval. in the generation task, similar to bert, a noisy input sentence is provided, and the model outputs a similar sentence to the original sentence. in the retrieval task, the retrieval performance of simbert is transferred to roformer-sim through distillation. 2.3. candidate entity generation the generation of candidate entities is a crucial prerequisite for entity linking. the main goal of candidate entity generation is to obtain a candidate entity set for each entity mention. the selection of candidate entities has a great impact on the accuracy of the entity linking model. the generation of candidate entities first requires a given entity mention, and then a candidate entity list corresponding to the entity mention is obtained based on knowledge, rules, and other information. the quality of the candidate entity set depends on the size of the candidate entity set and whether it contains the target entity [17]. the number of candidate entity sets cannot be too many or too few, as too many can lead to low experimental efficiency and too few may result in the target entity not being included. this article generates candidate entities by constructing a query dictionary. specifically, the main process of this method is as follows: 1.generate query dictionaries. preprocess the knowledge base and generate two query dictionaries. one dictionary is used to search for the corresponding entity object in the knowledge base through the entity id, and the other dictionary is used to search for the corresponding entity object through the entity mention name, with the key of the dictionary being the entity name and the value being the set of ids of the entities with the same name. 2.generate candidate entity set. after generating the query dictionary, it is necessary to recall the candidate entity set to find candidate entities that may be related to the entities mentioned in the short text. for each entity mention appearing in the short text, the id set of the corresponding entity in the knowledge base can be extracted through the two query dictionaries in turn, thereby generating the candidate entity set. 2.4. entity linking model construction the chinese short-text entity linking model proposed in this paper based on the roformer-sim pre-training model is shown in figure 3. the model combines the short text with added entity mention position tags and the candidate entity description text as input and outputs the similarity score between the two. the entity linking model proposed in this paper first uses the roformer-sim pre-training model to extract contextual features and then uses a fully connected layer to obtain the final result. figure 3. chinese short-text entity linking model based on roformer-sim pre-training model for the entity linking task, in order to improve the generalization ability of the model and make it more robust in new datasets and scenarios, this paper treats it as a binary classification problem. this paper adds position markers "#" to each entity mention to indicate the position of the entity to be disambiguated. the short text with entity mentions position markers and the candidate entity description text are combined and input into the model as a text pair. the roformer-sim model is used to extract contextual features, and then the feature vector of the cls position output by the roformer-sim model is input into a fully connected layer. then, the candidate entity similarity score is mapped to the range of [-1, 1] using the tanh function after the dropout layer, so that the similarity scores can be normalized and the similarity between different entity mentions and candidate entities can be compared more fairly. the model then outputs the scores of each candidate entity and sorts them, and the candidate entity with the highest score is the object referred to by the entity to be disambiguated. 49 3. experimental results 3.1. experimental dataset this article uses the dataset provided by the ccks2020 (the 2020 national knowledge graph and semantic computing conference) short text entity linking evaluation. the ccks2020 evaluation dataset includes a standard dataset and a knowledge base. the knowledge base comes from the baidu encyclopedia knowledge base. each entity in the knowledge base contains a subject_id (knowledge base id), a subject name, entity aliases, corresponding concept types, and a series of binary tuples <predicate, object> (<attribute, attribute value>) information related to the entity. the standard dataset consists of training set, validation set, and test set, with a total of about 90,000 annotated data points, distributed in a 7:1:1 ratio. all three sets of data were generated through crowdsourcing by baidu. the annotated data set mainly comes from real internet web page titles, video titles, and user search queries. each annotated data point contains a piece of text, an entity mentions in the text, and the target entity corresponding to the entity mention in the given knowledge base. one training data point may contain multiple entity mentions. the specific annotated data is shown in table 1. table 1. examples of specific annotation data number text mention information 2484 医疗保险占工 资的比例 {"kb_id": "17855", "mention": "医疗保险", "offset": "0"} {"kb_id": "55578", "mention": "工资", "offset": "5"} {"kb_id": "117247", "mention": "比例", "offset": "8"} 2519 《刘宽》答案 解析及翻译 {"kb_id": "119182", "mention": "刘宽", "offset": "1"}, {"kb_id": "156318", "mention": "翻译", "offset": "9"} 2540 新疆拉面的做 法视频 {"kb_id": "48047", "mention": "新疆", "offset": "0"} {"kb_id": "219021", "mention": "拉面", "offset": "2"} {"kb_id": "136981", "mention": "做法", "offset": "5"} {"kb_id": "37477", "mention": "视频", "offset": "7"} 3.2. evaluation metrics given a short text input text with n entity mentions: mtext= {m1, m2, …, mn}, where each entity mention is linked to an entity id in the knowledge base etext= {e1, e2, … ,en}, and the output of entity linking is e’text={e’1,e’2,…,e’n}, the precision, recall, and f1-score of entity linking are defined as follows:       n n n nn e ee p n n ' ' (2)       n n n nn e ee r n n ' (3) rp rp f    )(2 1 (4) since the entity mentions in the standard dataset are given, we have =, p = r = f1, and use f1 score as the main evaluation metric for the experimental results. 3.3. experimental environment and parameter settings in this experiment, we rely on the python programming language, which contains a wealth of deep learning libraries and is easy to debug. we use the pytorch deep learning framework to build the overall network. in addition, we use a single gpu to train the model and operate on the vscode compilation platform based on the ubuntu18.04 operating system. the specific experimental hardware and software environment are shown in table 2. table 2. experimental hardware and software environment device configuration operating system ubuntu18.04 gpu geforce rtx 2080ti deep learning framework bert4torch programming language python3.7 compilation platform vscode the detailed parameters of the proposed entity linking model in this paper are as follows: the learning rate is 2×10−5, the maximum sequence length is 512, the training batch size is 8, and the adam optimization algorithm is used. 3.4. result analysis to demonstrate the superior performance of the roformersim model, experiments were conducted using different pretrained models on the same dataset and their effects were compared. specifically, the semantic information of the text was first extracted using a pre-trained model, and then the semantic information was fed into a fully connected layer for prediction. the batch_size of the model training was set to 8, the initial learning rate was 2e-5, the maximum sequence length was 512, and a learning rate decay strategy based on exponential decay was used. the f1 values of the models obtained using different pre-trained models are shown in table 3. table 3. f1 scores using different pre-trained models model f1 bert 0.7644 roberta 0.8139 ernie1.0 0.8501 roformer-sim 0.8851 based on the experimental results, the model performance is in the order of roformer-sim > ernie1.0 > roberta > bert. the f1 scores of roformer-sim model are 0.1207, 0.0712, and 0.035 higher than those of bert, roberta, and ernie1.0 models, respectively. the essence of the entity disambiguation task is to calculate text similarity, and roformer-sim model is trained on corpora that include both question-type similar sentences and general-type similar 50 sentences, which can provide prior knowledge for entity disambiguation tasks. therefore, 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[17] li fei. research on entity disambiguation method for knowledge graph based on deep learning [d]. chang'an university, 2021. doi: 10.26976/d.cnki.gchau.2021.001439. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 34 research on sentiment analysis of e‐commerce live comments based on text mining wei xiong, yue zuo, menglin zhang, chenxi zhang, caiqing guo nanjing audit university, nanjing, jiangsu 211815, china abstract: with the rapid rise of live e-commerce in the field of e-commerce, the rich emotional information generated by users in live comments has become an important research object. this study takes e-commerce live comments as samples, uses text mining technology combined with machine learning methods, builds sentiment dictionary, trains sentiment analysis model and uses snownlp library for sentiment analysis, and deeply digs users' emotional tendency towards goods, services and shopping experience. for negative comments, word cloud is generated through word segmentation and word frequency calculation to visually show users' dissatisfaction and provide substantial support for updating the emotional dictionary. through this comprehensive analysis, it provides a deeper user insight for e-commerce enterprises, and provides strong support for operational decisions and service optimization. future research can focus on the application of deep learning techniques in sentiment analysis to further improve model accuracy and adaptability. keywords: text mining; e-commerce live broadcast; sentiment analysis. 1. research background with the rapid development of the internet and the increasing popularity of digital technology, the e-commerce industry has ushered in a rapid development stage. in this process, the e-commerce live broadcast as a new sales model quickly emerged. through the online live broadcast platform, real-time video is used as the medium to combine commodity display and shopping experience, providing consumers with a more intuitive and interactive shopping method. however, with the rise of e-commerce live broadcasting, the comment information generated by a large number of users has also doubled, which contains rich emotional information.[1] the emotional information in e-commerce live comments carries consumers' attitudes and feelings towards products, services and shopping experience. for e-commerce enterprises, accurately grasping users' emotional tendencies is of great commercial significance.[2]through automated analysis of a large number of review texts, users' satisfaction with goods, evaluation of services and attitude towards shopping experience can be mined, and targeted improvement suggestions can be provided for e-commerce enterprises to improve user satisfaction and shopping experience.[3] however, the characteristics of e-commerce live commentary text include the diversity of language expression, the complexity and timeliness of word-of-mouth information, etc., which bring a series of challenges to sentiment analysis. therefore, this study aims to use advanced text mining technology, combined with machine learning and natural language processing methods, to in-depth mining and analysis of emotions in e-commerce live comments, in order to improve the understanding of user emotions, and provide more effective decision support and operation optimization strategies for e-commerce enterprises. 2. literature review in the field of e-commerce live broadcasting, sentiment analysis has become a research direction that has attracted much attention, providing profound user insight and commercial value for e-commerce enterprises.[4]a number of scholars have made positive contributions in this field, through various text mining techniques and sentiment analysis methods, in-depth research on the user emotion information contained in e-commerce live comments. wilson et al. (2009) point out that identifying emotional polarity in text is a key task in sentiment analysis.[5]they explored the technology of emotion dictionary construction and emotion classification in sentiment analysis, which provided a theoretical basis for in-depth exploration of ecommerce live comments. in addition, alaei et al. (2019), through their study of large-scale social media data, emphasized the importance of considering context and context in sentiment analysis, which is crucial for understanding complex emotional expression in live comments of e-commerce.[6] with the development of deep learning technology, some scholars began to explore the application of neural networks to sentiment analysis of e-commerce live comments. for example, the convolutional neural network (cnn) proposed by wang (2019) has achieved remarkable results in text classification tasks, inspiring subsequent researchers to explore the application of deep learning methods in ecommerce live commentary.[7]on this basis, umer et al. (2021) further introduced short term memory network (lstm) and other models to improve the accuracy of sentiment analysis and provide new ideas for processing long text in live comments of e-commerce.[8] to sum up, scholars' research in the field of sentiment analysis of e-commerce live commentary provides us with rich theoretical and methodological support to better understand user emotions and optimize e-commerce operations. 3. data collection the methods of data acquisition mainly include two ways: web crawler and user feedback. first of all, through the web crawler technology, a large number of comment text data can be captured from the e-commerce live broadcast platform. for example, using python to write a crawler program, by directly 35 accessing the platform api or simulating the user's browsing operation, to obtain the user's comment information left in the live e-commerce program. secondly, through user feedback, users' emotional experience in e-commerce live broadcasting can be actively collected by means of questionnaires, social media mining and other means. for example, questionnaire surveys for specific live events are designed to collect users' comments on goods, hosts and services to obtain more detailed and in-depth emotional information. the combination of these two methods can build a rich and comprehensive dataset of live e-commerce comments, providing strong support for subsequent sentiment analysis. 4. first, a calculation method of emotion value based on the combination of dictionary and machine learning 4.1. construction of emotional dictionary the construction of sentiment dictionary is one of the important steps of sentiment analysis based on text mining. firstly, a corpus containing positive, negative and neutral emotions is collected, which can be screened from the general corpus. then, using manual annotation or automatic annotation, each word is assigned an emotion polarity value, such as positive emotion is assigned a positive value, negative emotion is assigned a negative value and neutral emotion is assigned a zero value. it is also possible to choose appropriate emotional dictionaries according to the characteristics of ecommerce live commentary. common emotional dictionaries include the emotional dictionary of cnk.com, the chinese emotional word ntusd organized by taiwan university, the dictionary of students' praise and criticism, and the emotional dictionary of dalian institute of technology. 4.2. training the sentiment analysis corpus training emotion analysis models requires a corpus with emotional labels as a training set. this corpus should contain a variety of e-commerce live commentary texts, covering a variety of emotional expressions and contexts. first, a part of the corpus was manually labeled to label each comment with its emotion, with positive, negative and neutral as the main labels. then, using machine learning algorithms, such as support vector machines (svms), naive bayes, or deep learning models, the corpus is trained so that the model can learn the relationship between text features and emotions. the trained model can perform sentiment analysis on unlabeled live e-commerce comments and predict their emotional polarity. 5. e-commerce live emotion analysis 5.1. analyze the emotional tendency of comments sentiment analysis aims to determine the emotional tendencies expressed in the comments, whether they are positive or negative, subjective, or objective. specifically, the snownlp library in python can be used to conduct sentiment analysis on the text of live comments on e-commerce. the sentiment function of snownlp is used to analyze the sentiment value of each comment and return a probability value in the range of [0,1], indicating the sentiment tendency of the comment. if the probability value is greater than 0.5, the emotion tends to be positive; otherwise, it tends to be negative. this method effectively quantifies the emotion of the comments and provides specific emotional values for subsequent analysis. 5.2. analysis of negative comments based on the results of sentiment analysis, the negative comments are extracted, and the word segmentation and word frequency calculation are carried out using the jieba module of python. by counting high-frequency words in negative comments and generating word clouds, we can intuitively understand users' dissatisfaction in webcasts. these highfrequency words not only provide specific expressions for negative emotions, but also provide substantial data support for the constant updating and improvement of emotion dictionaries. in the word cloud, font size reflects the distribution of word frequency, providing a visual tool for further analysis. through the word cloud image, we can find the problems that users generally dislike in the live broadcast environment of ecommerce. this provides guidance for e-commerce live streaming platforms to regulate content and improve services to enhance user experience. 6. conclusion as an innovative sales model, e-commerce live broadcasting provides consumers with a more intuitive and interactive shopping experience, and brings new business opportunities and challenges for e-commerce enterprises. through the emotional analysis of e-commerce live comments, we can deeply understand users' attitudes, preferences and dissatisfaction, and provide powerful decision support for enterprises. this study constructed a comprehensive text mining technology, including sentiment dictionary construction, machine learning model training and sentiment analysis method based on snownlp library, to analyze e-commerce live comments in a comprehensive and in-depth way. through the analysis of negative comments and the generation of word cloud, we can better understand the dissatisfaction points of users, and provide substantial data support for updating the sentiment dictionary. sentiment analysis of live comments on e-commerce is still a growing field, facing challenges such as linguistic diversity and emotional complexity. future research can further explore the application of deep learning techniques in sentiment analysis to improve the accuracy and generalization ability of the model. acknowledgments fund project: innovative training project for college students in jiangsu province in 2023 "research on the" double-edged sword "effect of dialect narration on the effect of live broadcast in assisting agriculture from the perspective of big data". 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[8] umer m, ashraf i, mehmood a, et al. sentiment analysis of tweets using a unified convolutional neural network-long short-term memory network model[j]. computational intelligence, 2021, 37(1): 409-434. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 72 computer aided design of protective gear and the mathematical statistics for mechanical mechanism from falls sijia chen *, sihan tang golden apple jincheng no.1 secondary school, chengdu, china * corresponding author: sijia chen (email: 13875990882@163.com) abstract: increasing aging population lies great pressure on our country, and the health monitoring of the elderly arises as a very urgent problem to be solved. the elderly's body function is degraded in many aspects, and tumble, a problem elderly people most often encounter, brings unpredictable and serious injury or even leads to life risk behavior to them. in order to reduce the injury caused by falls, it is necessary to design protective devices that conform to the characteristics of the elderly. in this paper, by searching the current status and possible trend of aging population in china, we investigate the accident rate and harm caused by elderly tumble. consider the head injury of the elderly as an example, a numerical simulation was conducted to analyze the mechanical mechanism of the head injury of the elderly falling. combining the mechanical mechanism of the head injury, we compared several protective materials and selected the one that optimized our goal of head protection. therefore, we designed one head-wearing buffering protective device, which is of great significance to the head injury prevention of the elderly falling. keywords: population aging; elderly tumble; head injury; mechanical mechanism; design of protective device. 1. introduction in recent years, china is experiencing an increasingly serious aging of population, with which, the health and quality of life of the elderly have become the focus of increasing concern around the world. as people enter the stage of senior, their overall barycenter shifts forwards with a risk of tumble. in recent years, the incidence of fall injury is on the rise in the elderly population, and tumble has become a major factor threatening the physical and mental health of the elderly: accidental fall can lead to injury and disability, or even life threatening. elderly tumble increases not only the economic pressure of the family, but also the social burden, so the need for protective measures to prevent falls of the elderly has become very urgent. we analyze the mechanical mechanism of the head injury in the elderly falling down, distribution characteristics of the head impact injury in the elderly falling down, and the extent of the injury site injury, and then obtains the protection needs of the elderly falling head impact protector. at the same time, combing the analysis of the elderly fall behavior, we determine the elderly fall head anti-impact protection principle. taking flexible protection check fabric as the breakthrough point, by considering the performance and composite form of design, we first design a head buffer protection model through comparison and optimization of the head protection material. finally, a conceptual design model of protective gear based on the characteristics and comfort of the elderly is proposed. 2. current situation and future possible trend of population aging according to the old rights protection in our country, the elderly refers to the citizens over 60 years old. the ratio of the elderly population occupied in a country is an indicator of the extent to a country’s population aging. according to population ageing and its socio-economic consequence proposed by the united nation in 1956 which determines the classification standard, if a country or region’s senior aged 65 and above accounted for more than 7% of the total population, the country or region has entered the aging society. according to the standard, china has entered the aging society since 1999. the latest data shows that the proportion of senior citizens in china was 18.7 percent in 2020 and is expected to reach 24.6 percent by 2030,28 percent by 2040 and over 30 percent by 2050. population ageing would become a severe challenge to china. according to the information provided by the annual statistical bulletin of the national bureau of statistics (20062019), the main data bulletin of the sixth national population census in 2010 (no. 1), and the results of the seventh national population census in 2021, we gather the data on the proportion of the population aged 60 and above from 2006 to 2021 and draw the following trend chart related to china’s population ageing problem. figure 1. development trend of population aging in china (20062020) 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 20 06 20 07 20 08 20 09 20 10 20 11 20 12 20 13 20 14 20 15 20 16 20 17 20 18 20 19 20 20 t he proportion of the population 73 table 1. statistics (2006 -2020) year 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 senior (%) 11.30 11.60 12.00 12.50 13.26 13.70 14.30 14.90 15.50 16.10 16.70 17.30 17.90 18.10 18.70 according to the chart, the proportion of the elderly increased from 11.3% in 2006 to 18.70% in 2020, showing a continuous upward trend. however, according to the results of the seventh national census in 2021, the population aged 0-14 is 25,3383,938, accounting for 17.95%; the population aged 15-59 is 894,376,020, accounting for 63.35%; the population aged 60 and above is 26,4018,766, accounting for 18.70%, among which the population aged 65 and above is 19,0635,280, accounting for 13.50%. the general demographic data of china shows that the proportion of the population aged over 60 has surpassed that of the population aged 0-14. the elderly has become the second largest population in china, which indicates the urgency to pay more attention to the health and safety of the elderly. 3. current situation and harm of tumble tumble is a sudden, involuntary and unintentional change in position to fall to the ground or a lower plane than the initial position. the incidence of tumble among the elderly in urban and rural areas in china is 15%-20%, with the elderly falling once accounting for 7%, and the elderly falling twice, three times and more than four times accounting for 3.8%, 1.6% and 1.4% respectively. injuries caused by falls include abrasions, fractures, sprains, concussions, and even lifethreatening injuries. tumble has gradually become the leading cause of injury death in the elderly. among the elderly aged 60 and above, most of them are hospitalized with injuries which include mainly hip fractures, concussions, and upper limb injuries. taking the 782 elderly people in a certain community in chengdu from january to december 2017 calculated by xie na et al. in 2018 as an example, there were 104 cases of falls, including 68 cases of injuries, and 68 cases of injury types were analyzed here (see table 2). table 2. statistics of fall injury types in a community in chengdu. injury types number of injured percentage bruises/abrasions 32 cases 47.06% fracture 21 cases 30.88% sharps/bites/open wounds 7 cases 10.29% sprains/strains 4 cases 5.88% concussion/brain contusion 4 cases 5.88% according to the above chart, it can be seen that bruises/abrasions are the most common injuries caused by falls in the elderly. however, although head injuries in the elderly are not the most common type of injury, they are quite harmful to the elderly. take a concussion for example, the concussion caused by a fall will not only cause temporarily coma to the elderly but also bring about the sequelae of the concussion, such as headache, dizziness, memory impairment and psychological distress. the sequelae of concussion can last more than 3 years after injury. from this point of view, the concussion brings both physical and psychological harm. at the same time, the hazard lasts for a longer time, rather than a short-term trauma such as a bruise. nevertheless, a concussion is only a mild brain injury, and a more serious brain contusion can cause intracranial hypertension, disturbance of consciousness, and even direct death. figure 2. distribution of fall injury types in a community in chengdu falls are listed as one of the most common accidental injuries among the elderly. it is also an important factor leading to the disability of the elderly. due to being in bed for a long time after a fall, complications such as pressure sores, pulmonary embolism and infection can be induced. at the same time, it will affect the mental health of the elderly. falls not only endanger the physical and mental health of the elderly and reduce their quality of life, but also bring a heavy burden to the family and society. as the population ages, the base of the elderly will gradually rise. if no preventive measures are taken, the number of elderly people who fall will also increase, followed by various injuries, many of which are serious injuries such as brain injuries. therefore, head injuries caused by falls in the elderly should arouse the attention of all sectors of society. in order to prevent the elderly from falling and ensure the high quality of life of the elderly, it is necessary to design a wearable protective gear that can protect the head of the elderly. 4. mechanical mechanism of head injury caused by fall of the elderly impulse is an integral process reflecting the force on the object against time, which has been used to quantify the force on the body part and the process of energy conversion. the damage caused by falling and impact on the body is resulted from the mechanical action of each stress position and its contact surface. harm brought by the strike of the tumble results from the mechanical mechanism occurred between different stress-bearing parts and the ground. we analysis the mechanical mechanism of head injury in the elderly falling through numerical simulation of the variation of acceleration, stress and strain in the process of head impact. calculation condition setting: the head is geometrically simplified as an elliptical ring, which represents the skull; the density of the bone was set as 1.04g/cm3, the elastic modulus was set as 500kg/mm2, and the initial speed was 4m/s. 74 boundary conditions: hard contact boundary is set at the bottom of the whole model. a particle spring system was used to analyze the dynamic damage process of head impact. firstly, the strain (figure 3) and stress (figure 4) of the elderly falling and hitting their heads without wearing protective gear were analyzed. at the moment when the head makes contact with the ground, the point where the head makes contact with the ground bears the greatest strain. at the time, there is strain only on the local contact point. then, over time, the strain and stress are transmitted to the whole skull in about 1ms. figure 3. strain change process of head impacting skull figure 4. stress change process of head impacting skull the biggest damage was in the area where the head made contact with the ground, and the other damage could be divided into direct impact damage and secondary damage to the head near the contact point caused by vibration. direct injury mainly occurred in the lateral, secondary injury both lateral and medial, and the medial injury may cause damage to the internal cranial tissue. 5. material design of anti-fall head protector for the elderly combined with the mechanical mechanism of head injury caused by falls in the elderly, a protective cap was designed to numerically analyze the strain and stress change process of head hitting the skull when wearing the protective cap. the 75 results showed that wearing protective gear can play a good role in protecting the head of the elderly. figure 5. strain change process of head impact on the skull with protective gear figure 6. stress change process of head impact on the skull of wearing protector the process of head injury caused by the fall of the elderly wearing protective gear was analyzed. when the protective gear touched the ground, the deformation of the whole system mainly occurred inside the protective gear (fig. 4). in comparison, the partial deformation of the head in contact with the protective gear was very small. the analysis results of stress showed that the maximum stress was concentrated in the inside of the protective gear, and internal forces were also caused by vibration of the head at and near the contact point (fig. 5). compared with fig. 3, the size and scope of internal forces were far smaller than those without protective gear. protective devices can effectively protect the elderly from head injuries caused by falls. summarizing from research of protective materials, we find that there are two main potential materials that encounter our need of effective protection: gutta-percha material and three-dimensional fabric composite material. both materials have significant advantages as well as significant disadvantages. when the gutta-percha material was added with thermal expansion physical microspheres and sulfur, the human body's pain sensation decreased to nearly 400% in the face of impact from less than 9 square meters, demonstrating excellent protection ability against high-speed impact. however, for materials similar to rubber, there is a great defect in this kind of material which is its poor air permeability. obviously, as a protective device, comfort level is also a very important factor to be considered. for three-dimensional fabric composite material, threedimensional elastic woven fabric is a kind of three 76 dimensional structure of textile products, through the change of the organization between layers, resulting in the high elastic recovery performance of the whole fabric, so that the fabric has good compressive elasticity. it can also provide the overall weaving of fixed and protective role of ankle, knee, elbow, wrist, according to the shape of joints and limbs. the unique three-dimensional structure of three-dimensional knitted spacer fabrics has the advantage of preventing moisture and heat from touching the skin, creating a good microclimate around the body. using its structural characteristics, a new three-dimensional sports protector can be designed and woven, which is close to the skin layer, i.e., the surface layer is water-repellent, the middle layer is used for moisture and air circulation, and the outermost layer is water-absorbent, which can efficiently absorb heat and dissipate heat. therefore, three-dimensional fabric is chosen as the material of protective cap type fall protection. 6. conclusion (1) the statistical results show that the aging of china's population as a whole is on the rise, the elderly health monitoring is an important aspect to ensure the quality of life of the elderly. 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[8] du wenya, sun yueying, gao feng. experimental study on the effects of vibration stimulation with different frequencies on strength and balance ability of volleyball players[j]. journal of chengdu sport university, 2017, 43(6):103-108. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 44 abnormal behavior fish and population detection method based on deep learning zexin zhao * college of electronic and information engineering, guangdong ocean university, zhanjiang 524000, china * corresponding author email: 2112210024@stu.gdou.edu.cn abstract: this paper presents a detection model of fish with abnormal behavior and their number based on yolo v8 and deep sort algorithm. the method firstly uses computer and acquisition system to monitor and analyze the fish behavior in real time, and can effectively detect the abnormal behavior of fish, such as abnormal swimming trajectory and abnormal residence time. the main work of this paper is to preprocess fish behavior videos, including video segmentation, data enhancement and other operations, and use data enhancement technology to improve the problem of fish occlusion in data set, which is easy to cause model false detection. then, yolo v8 and deep sort algorithm were used for multi-target tracking and target detection to extract the key information of fish behavior. finally, through the analysis and comparison of the extracted information, the detection of fish with abnormal behavior and its quantity are realized. the experimental results show that the method proposed in this paper can effectively detect the abnormal behavior of fish, has high accuracy and real-time, and has certain application and popularization value. keywords: deep learning; target detection; deep sort; yolo v8; fish abnormal behavior recognition; computer vision. 1. introduction with the destruction of natural environment and the continuous development of fishery production, the detection of abnormal behavior of fish becomes more and more important. abnormal fish behavior reflects fish disease and changes in water environment. counting fish with abnormal behavior can accurately judge hatching rate and mortality. it plays an important role in promoting aquaculture and water environment monitoring. traditional fish abnormal behavior detection methods mainly rely on manual labeling and manual feature extraction, which has some problems such as inaccurate labeling and difficult feature extraction. since machine learning methods for fish detection in underwater images are inexpensive and easy to operate, therefore, it has been widely used in fish species detection [1-5], fish monitoring [6-7], fish sorting [8], fish behavior research [9], fish habitat investigation [10], fish school analysis [11-12] and fish population statistics [13-14]. therefore, in recent years, fish abnormal behavior detection methods based on deep learning have received extensive attention and research. object detection is the detection of the location and number of specific objects in an image or video. object detection has a broad application prospect in industrial detection, unmanned driving, medical image processing and other fields [15]. deep learning can achieve efficient and accurate target detection by constructing deep neural network models. at present, the main method of deep learning in the field of object detection is the method based on convolutional neural network (cnn). cnn is a special kind of neural network that can automatically learn features in images and use them for target detection. through multi-layer convolution and pooling operation, cnn can gradually extract high-level features in the image, so as to achieve target detection. in object detection, common deep learning models include faster r-cnn, yolo, detr, ssd, etc. these models are all based on cnn, but their structures and algorithms are different. at present, single-stage detection method and twostage detection method are the two most widely used methods. faster r-cnn is a two-stage object detection method that first generates candidate regions through a region extraction network (rpn), and then classifiers and regressions these candidate regions. yolo and ssd are single-stage object detection methods that directly classify and regression the entire image to achieve object detection. researchers at home and abroad have done a lot of meaningful work in this area, but there are still many challenges and difficulties. redmon et al proposed the yolo algorithm [16] in 2016, which transformed target detection into a regression problem and improved the detection speed [17]. wang et al. [18] introduced dense net into yolo v5, increased the number of bottleneck structures, compressed the number of parameters in the model, and significantly improved the detection speed [19]. in order to better solve these problems, this paper will introduce a fish abnormal behavior detection method based on yolov8 algorithm. yolov8 algorithm is an efficient target detection algorithm with high accuracy and fast speed, which can be effectively applied in the field of fish abnormal behavior detection. this paper will introduce the principle and implementation method of yolov8 algorithm in detail, and verify its effectiveness and superiority in fish abnormal behavior detection through experiments. 2. model introduction and related work 2.1. algorithm introduction 2.1.1. yolo v8 yolov8 algorithm is an object detection algorithm based on deep learning. compared with the previous version, yolov8 has significantly improved in speed and accuracy. yolov8 is a sota model that builds on the success of previous yolo versions and introduces new features and improvements to further improve performance and flexibility. 45 specific innovations include a new backbone network, a new ancher-free detection header, and a new loss function that can run on a variety of hardware platforms from cpus to gpus. backbone still uses the csp idea, but the c3 module in yolov5 has been replaced with the c2f module to achieve further lightweight, while yolov8 still uses the sppf module used in yolov5 and other architectures. yolov8 still uses the idea of pan, but by comparing the structure diagram of yolov5 and yolov8, it can be seen that yolov8 deleted the convolution structure of cbs 1*1 in the up-sampling stage of pan-fpn in yolov5 and replaced the c3 module with the c2f module. yolov8 uses vfl loss as classification loss and dfl loss + ciou loss as classification loss. yolov8 uses task-aligned assigner matching instead of iou matching or single-sided proportional allocation. compared with spp, simple parallel max pooling is changed to serial + parallel. compare figure 1 (spp on the left, sppf on the right): in general, yolov8 is a very excellent target detection algorithm, which has the advantages of fast speed, high precision and strong robustness, and has been widely used in many practical applications. therefore, this paper chooses yolov8 as the algorithm of fish abnormal behavior detection model. figure 1. comparison of spp and sppf structures 2.2. deep sort multi-target tracking algorithm multi-target tracking is the task of tracking multiple targets simultaneously in a video. at present, deep sort algorithm is mainly popular in industry, which uses the principles of mahalanobis distance, hungarian algorithm and kalman filter. mahalanobis distance: a method used to calculate the similarity of two unknown sample sets. hungarian algorithm: the target is associated with the detection frame based on the similarity matrix of the two frames. kalman filtering: predicts and follows the position of new targets. the sort tracking algorithm flow is as follows: 1)the detector obtains the check object in the current frame. 2)using kalman filter to predict tracking objects in past frames. 3)calculate the iou similarity matrix of the predicted bbox of the tracking object and the detected object box. 4)using the hungarian algorithm to find the best match. 5)kalman filter update. the optimization of deep sort compared to sort is as follows: the appearance matching degree and distance matching degree are increased instead of the iou matching degree in sort algorithm. the matching cascade method is introduced to carry out feature matching, which improves the tracking effect of targets with occlusions. reduced target id hopping issues. in deep sort, when frame t is detected, a reid extraction network is used to extract reid features from the detection target obtained by the target detection algorithm. then, the cascaded matching between the confirmed trace object and the detection object is performed to obtain the reid feature matching result. the unmatched time_since_update value is 1 and the unconfirmed trace object is matched with the unmatched detection object. the final matching result is obtained, and the matched object is updated by kalman to get the final bbox. 2.3. improvement of iou loss function in the original yolov8 model, ciou was used as the loss function of detection frame regression, and the overlapping area, center point distance and aspect ratio of prediction frame and real frame in boundary frame regression were considered {(w = kwgt, h = khgt) k ∈r +}. (1) where: w and h are the width and height of the prediction box respectively; wgt and hgt are the width and height of the real box, respectively. the aspect ratio in formula (1) only reflects the ratio relationship between the width or height of the prediction box and the real box. when the aspect ratio between different prediction boxes and the real box is the same, the calculation result of ciou is the same. to solve this problem, siou [23] was used as the detection frame regression loss function in this study. siou redefines the penalty index considering the vector angle between the required regression. siou loss (usio) includes distance loss δ, shape loss ω and iou loss (uio), and its calculation formula is as follows usio = uio (δ+ω) / 2. (2) 3. experiment 3.1. prepare the required materials the experimental animals selected for this experiment have strong vitality and can live in zhanjiang bay laboratory for half a year (no more than half a month before and after) to ensure the activity and health of the experimental fish. will not die during the experiment, resulting in the loss of the experiment. the experiment platform consists of two parts. the first part is a fish pond with water filtration function and oxygen supply function. the water is the tap water of zhanjiang bay experiment, and the water quality is in accordance with the municipal water standard. the water temperature is controlled at 19 degrees celsius (up or down no more than 1 degree celsius) and the ph value is 7.1 (up or down no more than 0.2). the second part is the information acquisition system, using a network camera, when recording video, the frame rate is 24fps (1280*720), is fixed in front of the fish pond to shoot the fish pond, the distance from the fish tank is not more than 50cm. 3.2. data acquisition an underwater camera is a device specifically designed for underwater shooting, which can capture high-quality images and videos in underwater environments. for this study, we chose a hikvision hd underwater camera to ensure the quality of the data we collected. prior to data collection, we selected an area where fish congregreed to ensure that the data collected was representative. in this study, we selected 120 minutes of continuous video collection and frame extraction, and finally 669 pictures were formed after data cleaning and manual screening. 46 3.3. data preprocessing for the problem of irregular image shooting, the automatic rotation and flip function of mixup data enhancement method has been adjusted to achieve the purpose of enhancing image readability. then, the fragments from the data set were imported into the model training. in order to select some fragments for accuracy evaluation, the experiment divided the data set, validation and test set in a ratio of 7:2:1. 3.4. data annotation data annotation is also an important step in deep learning object detection. in this study, labelimg was used for manual annotation. the problem with the experiment is that the fish are very fast and move a lot. so how to understand the behavior of fish is the key in the future data set processing. therefore, in order to accurately mark which behaviors are abnormal behaviors of fish, teachers and students from the college of fisheries are invited to give advice to help label behavioral data in the recorded fish behavior snippets. after labeling the fish in each picture and marking the abnormal behavior state of the fish, it is expected that the abnormal swimming of the fish can be more accurately identified. through the above steps, 669 high-quality fish pictures were successfully selected and labeled. this data will serve as a training set for our deep learning object detection model to enable the identification of anomalous fish behavior. 3.5. experimental platform and model training parameters the experiment adopts gpu acceleration for training. in order to obtain the detection speed, the experiment uses the pre-training weight yolov8s.pt trained by yolov8 network on imagenet. in order to obtain the detection accuracy, the experiment increases the default iteration number to 500 times, and the learning rate is 0.01. the hardware configuration is shown in table 1 and the software running platform is shown in table 2. table 1. the hardware platform used in the experiment cpu intel(r)core™ i5-12500 3ghz gpu nvidia(r)geforce rtx™ 4060 ti ram ddr4 16gb ssd pci 512gb table 2. software platform for the experiment models python 3.9 experimental running platform pycharm cuda 12.2 pytorch framework 2.0.1 operating system windows 10 3.6. evaluation index the computation is used to measure the execution time of the network model, and the unit is 1 billion floating-point operations per second (gflop). the larger the value is, the greater the computing power required by the computer. the average precision mean (map) was used to evaluate the accuracy of the model performance, which is an important performance measurement indicator, that is, to average the average accuracy value of all categories, its calculation formula is pma = ∑pa/n (3) in the formula: pma is map; n is the total number of categories; pa is the area enclosed by a curve with recall rate as the horizontal axis and accuracy as the vertical axis. map@0.5 is the mean precision for the iou threshold of 0.5. 3.7. comparative test of detection and recognition of different models comparing the improved yolo v8 model with the original yolo v8 model and yolo v5 model, the model proposed in this paper has obvious advantages in terms of detection accuracy and computation amount under this data set. as shown in table 3 table 3. comparative test of detection and recognition of different models model map@0.5/% calculated amount yolo v5 66.93 7.1 yolo v8 71.36 6.85 yolo v8-deep sortsiou 73.49 6.52 3.8. experimental result figure 2. original image figure 3. detection effect picture figure 4. original image the abnormal behavior fish detection and counting model based on deep sort and yolo v8 has good detection accuracy and speed, and can accurately and quickly detect fish with abnormal behavior, and can display its number, while normal fish will not be mis detected. for the detection under 47 occlusion, the detection effect of this model is still good. for both local occlusion and large-area occlusion, this model can detect accurately, as shown in figure 2-5. figure 5. detection effect picture 4. conclusion this paper proposes a fish abnormal behavior recognition method based on deep learning object detection technology. the method uses yolov8 algorithm for real-time monitoring and detection of fish behavior, and can quickly and accurately find fish with abnormal behavior. the experimental results show that the detection speed, accuracy and real-time performance of this method are better than the traditional manual recognition method, and it has certain practical value. however, there are still some shortcomings in this study that need to be improved. first of all, the data set size in this paper is small, so it is necessary to further expand the data set size to improve the generalization ability of the model. secondly, the impact of the algorithm on environmental factors such as light and water quality needs to be further studied and optimized. in addition, the algorithm in this paper needs to be further improved to recognize the behavior of different kinds of fish. the future can be improved from the following aspects: first, the algorithm can be further optimized to improve the detection accuracy and robustness. secondly, it can be combined with other technical means, such as sound recognition, water quality monitoring, optical flow method, etc., to improve the recognition ability of abnormal behavior of fish. in addition, more efficient and refined data acquisition and annotation methods are explored to improve the quality and size of data sets. finally, the method can be applied to the actual production to realize real-time monitoring and early warning of the smart marine pasture, and improve the efficiency and economic benefits of aquaculture. the method is even applied to a wider range of fields and scenarios, such as aquatic protection, to meet the needs of different fields. finally, the method of fish abnormal behavior recognition proposed in this paper has certain application value and research significance, but it still needs to be further perfected and optimized. references [1] storbeck f, daan b. fish species recognition using computer vision and a neural network[j]. fisheries research, 2001, 51(1):11-15. 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(in chinese) frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 131 research on image super‐resolution using attention mechanisms based on super‐resolution generative adversarial network zhouli wu * software engineering, zhejiang university of technology, hangzhou, zhejiang, 310023, china * corresponding author email: luckywzli@163.com abstract: with the continuous advancement of technology, super-resolution generative adversarial networks (srgan) have played a significant role in the field of image super-resolution, significantly enhancing the resolution of images. however, while srgan excels in generating details, sometimes the restored details do not always meet people's expectations. to further enhance the quality of images and make image details clearer, this paper introduces improvements to the architecture and loss functions of the srgan network. specifically, this research draws inspiration from the architecture of esrgan, removing the original batch normalization layers and introducing a newly designed residual block. leveraging insights from attention mechanisms, we incorporate three layers of convolutional operations and introduce attention mechanisms into these new residual blocks. furthermore, to simplify the computational complexity of the model, this paper simplifies the original loss functions, consolidating the previous four losses into two. these enhancements result in a significantly improved model in capturing visual elements, making key objects in the images more prominent compared to srgan. detailed experimental results demonstrate that this model, while maintaining the clarity of details, provides higher visual quality. these achievements provide valuable insights and inspiration for further research and applications in the field of image super-resolution. keywords: srgan; attention mechanism; residual blocks. 1. introduction super-resolution reconstruction technology (superresolution, sr) refers to the technique of increasing the resolution of an original image through hardware upgrades or improvements in software. it involves processing one or multiple blurred but similar low-resolution images (lr) using corresponding algorithms to reconstruct one or multiple clear high-resolution images (hr) [1]. single image superresolution (sisr) is an important application area for this technology, and it has garnered significant attention from the research community and artificial intelligence companies, especially in the past decade with advancements in machine learning and deep learning. srgan is a deep learning model that aims to convert lowresolution images into high-resolution ones through adversarial training. it consists of two components: a generator that maps low-resolution images to high-resolution ones and a discriminator that evaluates the authenticity of generated images, both engaged in a competitive training process. however, srgan has drawbacks, including complex training, a need for extensive data, susceptibility to artifacts, and image degradation, which require further refinement. enhanced super-resolution generative adversarial network (esrgan), is a deep learning model aimed at enhancing the quality of high-resolution image generation from low-resolution inputs. it utilizes a generator and discriminator network in adversarial training, striving to produce high-quality, realistic high-resolution images. however, like srgan, it encounters challenges such as complex training, data requirements, and potential image artifacts that require ongoing improvement. the attention mechanism dynamically computes the importance of different regions within an image, enabling deep learning models to focus more on crucial areas to enhance task performance. its typical process involves extracting features from the input image, then calculating attention weights for each feature location, and ultimately synthesizing weighted features to generate the output. however, the limited interpretability of why the model selects certain regions is a challenge. considering the aforementioned issues, the new model builds upon srgan with several improvements. in terms of loss functions, complexity is reduced by simplifying the original four loss functions into two. regarding network architecture, this study draws inspiration from esrgan, eliminating the use of batch normalization layers and introducing a completely redesigned residual block to replace the previous one. additionally, the new residual block incorporates an attention mechanism [2], which is integrated on top of the three convolutional layers. through these improvements, our enhanced model has shown significant improvements in capturing visual elements compared to srgan, making key objects in images stand out. experimental results indicate that our model provides higher visual quality while maintaining detail clarity in image superresolution tasks. these achievements serve as important references and inspirations for further research and applications in the field of image super-resolution. 2. related work in 2014, chao dong, chen change loy, and xiaoou tang introduced the super-resolution convolutional neural network (srcnn) model [3], which not only improved image quality but also inspired subsequent research. however, it still had drawbacks such as fixed upscaling factors and high computational complexity. 132 figure 1. the super-resolution results of ×4 for srgan, the proposed model. this new model outperforms srgan in sharpness and details in 2016, shi et al. proposed the efficient sub-pixel cnn (espcn) model [4], which is based on pixel rearrangement. it extracts feature maps by performing convolution operations on low-resolution images and then feeds these feature maps into sub-pixel convolutional layers to generate highresolution images by rearranging and combining channels. although it reduced computational complexity, it did not address the fixed super-resolution factor problem. therefore, in 2017, srgan (super-resolution generative adversarial network) was the first attempt by ledig et al. to use generative adversarial networks (gans) in the field of image super-resolution [5]. this model consists of two opposing modules: a generator that synthesizes highresolution images by adding random noise to the original image, and a discriminator that distinguishes whether an input image is generated by the generator or a real image. however, there were still issues with unstable training and difficulty in preserving details. to address these issues, in 2018, the esrgan (enhanced super-resolution generative adversarial network) model made an important attempt to introduce gans into the image super-resolution field [6]. this model has a similar overall structure to srgan but introduces a new residual-inresidual dense block (rrdb) network unit, which removes the batch normalization (bn) layer and uses group normalization to replace bn. additionally, it improves the gan network by using relativistic average gan (ragan). these enhancements not only improved performance but also increased the model's generalization ability, achieving excellent results in image detail and texture. however, there were still challenges related to capturing fine details and slightly lower resolution. 3. proposed methods the main objective of our study is to further enhance the visual quality of images based on srgan. in this section, we first describe the network architecture of the new model and then introduce some modifications to the loss functions. figure 2. this study adopts the basic model of srgan and improves upon it by modifying the residual blocks, thereby achieving enhanced performance 3.1. network architecture unlike srgan, the novel model proposed in this study introduces several improvements to the residual blocks. it not only removes the original bn layers but also transforms the original two convolutional layers into three. additionally, it incorporates an attention mechanism after the convolution, replacing the old residual blocks with these new ones. finally, group normalization was employed to replace bn. the specific details are illustrated in figure 3. figure 3. on the left is the original residual block of srgan, while on the right is the improved residual block. while batch normalization (bn) layers offer several advantages in deep learning, such as accelerating training convergence [7], mitigating gradient vanishing issues, and enhancing model generalization, recent research has uncovered some limitations in specific scenarios. firstly, bn layers require batch data mean and variance for feature normalization during both training and inference. this implies that during the testing phase, mean and variance calculations need to be performed over the entire training dataset. moreover, if there is a significant distribution difference between the test data and the training data, it can lead to a decrease in performance, a problem known as the "batch effect." secondly, bn layers introduce additional learnable parameters (estimates of mean and variance), increasing the model's storage and computational complexity. particularly in deep networks, this can result in artifacts in the generated images. therefore, this study replaced bn layers with group normalization (gn) layers while building upon the srgan 133 model [8]. gn layers partition features into several groups and normalize each group's features, instead of normalizing the entire batch. this approach offers several advantages: it is more robust to small batch data with unstable distributions and is less susceptible to batch effects. gn layers do not introduce additional learnable parameters, leading to smaller computational and storage overheads, making them especially suitable for deep networks. in this experiment, a multi-level residual network was constructed by applying normalization through three layers of convolution and gn layers, thereby improving image quality. specific details will be discussed in section 4. 3.2. loss function design in terms of the specific structure of the loss function, this work has not made significant changes. the computation formula for the loss function remains as in g_loss = l1_loss + 0.001 * adversarial_loss (1) however, in our new model, this paper has adopted a relatively simpler calculation approach. specifically, the loss function consists of two main components: adversarial loss and l1 loss. adversarial loss is computed as torch.mean(1 out_labels). its purpose is to encourage the generated images (out_images) to be classified as real images by the discriminator (or discriminator), meaning that the probability should be close to 1. l1 loss is computed using nn.l1loss() and is employed to measure the pixel-level differences between the generated images and the target images. the initial version of the loss function is relatively straightforward, including only adversarial loss and l1 loss. this simplicity enhances the stability and efficiency of the training process. the reason for opting for this straightforward structure is that l1 loss helps generate images that closely resemble the target images at the pixel level. furthermore, due to the modifications in the architecture of the generator, the original model has become relatively complex. to avoid introducing training instability and to make the model more amenable to optimization and debugging, this paper has chosen to follow a more classical approach. overall, this design of the loss function, although simple, serves the purpose of encouraging high-quality image generation, and its simplicity aids in training stability, optimization, and debugging. 4. experiments 4.1. training details this experiment, which draws inspiration from srgan, was configured with the following specific parameters: a scaling factor of 4 between lr (low-resolution) and hr (high-resolution) images, a batch size of 16, and hr image blocks cropped to a spatial size of 128 × 128 pixels. the experiment consisted of 100 iterations, and its overall process can be summarized as follows: 4.1.1. for initialization: initially, instances of the generator (netg) and discriminator (netd) were created. 4.1.2. loss and optimization setup: the generator's loss function (generator_criterion) and optimizers (optimizerg and optimizerd) were defined. these components were used for training the generator and discriminator. 4.1.3. data storage: an empty dictionary named "results" was established. this dictionary was employed to store various metrics during the training process, including losses, scores, psnr, ssim. 4.1.4. training loop: the main training loop began. in each iteration, the following steps were executed: training mode: the generator and discriminator were set to training mode. data loading: the code iterated through the training dataset, loading batches of image data. discriminator update: for each batch, the discriminator (d) network was updated. this process involved computing the discriminator outputs for both real and generated images and calculating the discriminator loss. subsequently, backpropagation and optimization were performed. generator update: the generator (g) network was then updated. this step included computing the discriminator output for the generated images and calculating the generator loss. again, backpropagation and optimization were carried out. loss and score updates: the losses and scores for the current batch were computed and updated. 4.1.5. evaluation mode: after each iteration, the generator was set to evaluation mode, and the model's performance was assessed using a validation dataset. metrics such as psnr and ssim were computed to evaluate the model's quality. 4.1.6. results and model saving: the model parameters, training results, and evaluation metrics were saved. 4.1.7. periodic metric recording: at regular intervals during training, the experiment recorded metrics such as losses, scores, psnr, and ssim into a csv file. this data was intended for subsequent analysis and visualization 4.2. data in the training phase, the dataset used is the div2k dataset [9]. div2k (diverse 2k resolution high-quality images) is a commonly used dataset for super-resolution image processing tasks. it consists of 800 diverse high-quality images, typically at a resolution of 2k (usually referring to 2048x1080 pixels), and is used for training and evaluation of super-resolution, image restoration, and other computer vision tasks. in the testing phase, this experiment employed several datasets, including set5, set14, bsd100[10], and urban100, for evaluation. 4.3. results this experiment compares the new model with the original srgan. here are the relevant data and performance comparisons. 134 table 1. relevant data model dataset (psnr/ssim) set5 set14 bsd100 urban100 srgan 28.63/ 0.83 25.49/ 0.73 25.56/ 0.69 25.45/ 0.72 new model 26.73/ 0.84 23.57/ 0.73 23.70/ 0.69 21.33/ 0.72 from this table, it can be observed that the new model exhibits a slight decrease in psnr compared to srgan, but the ssim values are close to being the same. this phenomenon reflects the distinct performance characteristics of the two models in image reconstruction tasks. due to the introduction of attention mechanisms, the new model may not particularly emphasize pixel changes in certain areas of an image. however, from a perceptual perspective, the primary concern is the perceived image quality. therefore, the new model aligns more closely with human perceptual standards. srgan-set14-005 new model-set14-005 srgan-bsd100-023 new model-bsd100-023 srgan new model figure 4. the comparison between the new model and srgan, with srgan-restored images on the left and images restored by the new model on the right from the above images, it can be observed that, compared to srgan, even though the new model has a lower psnr value than srgan, it exhibits improvements in both artifact removal and facial image quality. the new model doesn't introduce unnecessary textures, such as wrinkles on the face. 5. conclusion comparison between the new model and srgan, with srgan-restored images on the left and new model-restored images on the right. in summary, the new model has made changes in the design of the residual blocks and loss functions, and has additionally introduced an attention mechanism, achieving certain improvements in the quality of face restoration and artifact removal. firstly, by altering the design of the residual blocks, the new model may enhance the model's feature extraction capability and information propagation efficiency. these changes likely contribute to capturing richer image features, especially in the context of face images, potentially resulting in better image quality and higher perceptual quality. due to the increased complexity of the residual blocks, this study decided to simplify the design of the loss functions to reduce 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(2002). a database of human segmented natural images and its application to evaluating segmentation algorithms and measuring ecological statistics. proceedings eighth ieee international conference on computer vision (iccv 2001), vancouver, canada, pp. 416-423. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 26 the path selection of china's chip independent innovation and the influence of united states technology blockade qin wang qingdao affiliated school to ucas, qingdao, china abstract: the purpose of this paper is to discuss the path selection of independent chip innovation in china and the influence of technology blockade in the us. firstly, this paper introduces the current situation and development trend of global chip industry, and analyzes the current situation and challenges of chip industry in china. secondly, this paper discusses the path selection of independent chip innovation in china from the perspectives of technology, industry and market, and puts forward corresponding policy suggestions. finally, this paper analyzes the influence of us technology blockade on china's chip independent innovation and its countermeasures. the research shows that if china's chip industry wants to gain advantages in the fierce global competition, it must strengthen independent innovation and improve its own technical level and innovation ability. at the same time, it is necessary to actively respond to the impact of the us technology blockade, strengthen international cooperation, and promote the healthy development of the global chip industry. i hope the research in this paper can provide some theoretical support and practical reference for the independent innovation of china's chip industry, and contribute to the future development of china's chip industry. keywords: china chip; independent innovation; path selection; united states; technological blockade. 1. introduction with the rapid development of science and technology, chip has become one of the most important technologies in modern society [1]. it has penetrated into every aspect of our daily life, from electronic products such as mobile phones, computers and televisions to high-end equipment such as automobiles, airplanes and spacecraft, and chips are everywhere [2]. however, due to historical and practical reasons, the development of global chip industry has been dominated by a few countries such as the us and europe [3]. these countries have advanced chip design and manufacturing technology, and through the monopoly and control of the chip industry, they have mastered the dominance of the global chip market [4-5]. however, developing countries, including china, have a relatively low position in the global chip industry. although china has made some progress in the chip industry in recent years, compared with developed countries, there is still a big gap in the overall level and innovation ability of china's chip industry. in the past few decades, the global chip industry has experienced rapid development and change [6]. from the initial vacuum tube technology to the later transistor technology, to the integrated circuit technology, and now the vlsi technology, the progress of chip technology constantly promotes the development of the global electronics industry [7]. however, with the continuous progress of technology, the global chip industry is also facing many challenges. one of the most important problems is that the speed of technological upgrading is very fast, which requires enterprises to continuously invest a lot of money and human resources in r&d and innovation [8]. in addition, the competition in the global chip market is becoming increasingly fierce, and enterprises need to constantly improve their technical level and innovation ability in order to be invincible in the market [9]. at present, the government and enterprises in china have gradually realized the importance of independent chip innovation, and started to increase investment and research and development in the chip industry. the purpose of this paper is to discuss the path selection of independent chip innovation in china and the influence of technology blockade in the us. in recent years, the us government has taken a series of restrictive measures against china's chip industry. these measures include prohibiting the sale of advanced chip technology and equipment to china and restricting china enterprises from investing in the us [10]. these restrictions will not only affect the development of china's chip industry, but also have a certain impact on the global chip industry. however, the lack of independent innovation capability of china's chip industry has also attracted much attention. therefore, it is of great practical significance and theoretical value to discuss the path selection of independent chip innovation in china and the impact of technology blockade in the us. 2. challenges and opportunities faced by china's chip independent innovation china's development in the field of chips is facing great challenges and opportunities. with the intensification of global competition in science and technology, the us. government has imposed a series of technical blockades and restrictions on china, which further aggravated the difficulty and pressure of independent chip innovation in china. therefore, it is of great significance to discuss the path selection of independent chip innovation in china and the influence of technology blockade in the us. 2.1. challenges the challenges faced by independent chip innovation in china include technology, capital, market and talents. first of 27 all, there is a gap between china and developed countries in chip technology, and it is necessary to strengthen technology research and innovation [12]. secondly, china needs to solve the shortage of funds and increase investment in the chip industry. in addition, china needs to face fierce market competition, including international giants and domestic competitors; it is necessary to solve the problem of talent shortage and attract and train more outstanding talents. 2.2. opportunities the opportunities faced by china's independent chip innovation include policy support, market demand and international cooperation. first of all, the china municipal government has issued a series of policies to support the development of the chip industry, including financial support and tax incentives. secondly, the huge market demand in china provides a broad development space for the chip industry. at the same time, china also actively participates in international cooperation to promote the development of the global chip industry. 3. china chip independent innovation path choice the path selection of independent chip innovation in china and the influence of technology blockade in the us are complex issues, which need to be considered and dealt with from many aspects. at present, china needs to strengthen technological research and innovation and improve its independent innovation ability; strengthen industrial integration and upgrading to improve industrial competitiveness; strengthen market promotion and marketing, and increase market share and brand influence. only by strengthening independent innovation, upgrading industrial chain, policy support and technical blockade can we promote the development of china's chip industry and improve the international competitiveness of china's chip industry. the details are as follows: (1) independent innovation: china has made some achievements in the field of chips, but it still needs to strengthen independent innovation. the china municipal government has taken a series of measures, including increasing support for scientific research institutions and enterprises, and strengthening the training and introduction of talents. these measures are helpful to improve the independent innovation ability of china chip industry and accelerate the development of china chip industry. the new mode of independent innovation means that enterprises rely on their own strength to carry out research and development, independently complete a series of innovative work, and realize the commercialization, industrialization and internationalization of scientific and technological achievements. the classification of technological innovation modes is shown in figure 1. figure 1. classification of technological innovation modes (2) industrial chain upgrade: china chip industry needs to speed up the industrial chain upgrade and improve the level and quality of chip design, manufacturing, packaging and testing. at the same time, it is necessary to strengthen international cooperation and improve the international competitiveness of china's chip industry. (3) policy support: the government needs to increase policy support for the chip industry, including financial support, tax incentives, and talent introduction. these policies will help attract more enterprises and talents to china and promote the development of china's chip industry. (4) technology blockade: the us. technology blockade against china has had a great impact on china's chip industry. these restrictions not only restrict the development of china's chip industry, but also affect the international competitiveness of china's chip industry. therefore, china needs to take measures to deal with the us blockade, including strengthening independent research and development and strengthening international cooperation. 4. us technology blockade on china's chip independent innovation the technology blockade of the us has had many influences on the independent innovation of china's chips. on the one hand, the technology blockade of the us has greatly restricted china's development in the field of chips. china needs to rely on other countries' chip technologies and markets, which greatly limits china's independent innovation in the field of chips. on the other hand, the technology blockade of the us also makes china's independent innovation in the field of chips more urgent. china needs to work harder to develop its own chip industry to reduce its dependence on other countries. this requires china to make more independent innovations in the field of chips, including developing new technologies, designing new chips and developing new applications. finally, it also promoted the change of international cooperation and cooperation mode of china's chip industry. china's chip independent innovation needs to adhere to the principles of self-control, open cooperation, and at the same time pay attention to strengthening talent training and introduction to improve the ability of independent innovation; strengthen international cooperation to jointly meet the challenges faced by the global chip industry. at present, china has made some progress in chip independent innovation, but it still faces many 28 challenges. based on this, china government has taken a series of measures, including strengthening research and development, promoting industrial upgrading, and strengthening personnel training. 5. china chip independent innovation policy support and industrial cooperation china municipal government has been actively promoting independent innovation of chips, and increasing its support for the chip industry by formulating relevant policies and regulations. for example, the government of china has issued policies such as "made in china 2025" to encourage enterprises to strengthen independent innovation and promote industrial upgrading. in addition, the government of china actively promotes cooperation with international enterprises and promotes inter-industry exchanges and cooperation. at the same time, china's chip industry has also made remarkable progress in independent innovation. for example, companies such as huawei and hisilicon supported by the china government have made important achievements in the field of chips. in addition, china's chip industry has also actively carried out international cooperation, jointly researched and developed with international enterprises, and promoted industrial upgrading. see figure 2 for the framework of enterprise factors affecting the development of high-end chips. figure 2. enterprise factor framework that affects the development of high-end chips the technology blockade of the us has had an important impact on the development of china's chip industry. the us. government has restricted the development of china's chip industry by restricting technology exports to china and restricting china enterprises' investment in the us. this not only affects the independent innovation of china's chip industry, but also affects the international cooperation and competition of china's chip industry. china government and industry need to continue to strengthen policy support, industrial cooperation and international cooperation to meet the challenges and opportunities. at the same time, we also need to strengthen independent innovation and intellectual property protection to ensure the sustainable development of china's chip industry. 6. china chip independent innovation development trend at present, the development trend of independent chip innovation in china is worthy of recognition. china municipal government has taken a series of measures to promote independent innovation of chips, including strengthening policy support, increasing capital investment and strengthening personnel training. these measures are helpful to improve the independent innovation ability of china chip industry and promote the development of china chip industry. undeniably, the impact of us technology blockade on china's chip industry cannot be ignored. the us. government has taken a series of restrictive measures against china's chip industry, including prohibiting the sale of advanced chip technology to china and restricting china enterprises from investing in the us. these restrictions will not only affect the development of china's chip industry, but also have a certain impact on the global chip industry. however, it should be pointed out that the development trend of independent chip innovation in china and the influence of technology blockade in the us are interrelated. the independent innovation of china's chip industry needs the support of the government and enterprises, while the us technology blockade can accelerate the independent innovation of china's chip industry. 7. conclusion based on the development status and trend of global chip industry, this paper deeply discusses the path selection of independent chip innovation in china and the influence of technology blockade in the us. through research, this paper holds that if china chip industry wants to realize independent innovation, it must strengthen technology research and innovation, promote industrial upgrading, strengthen talent training and introduction, and improve its own technical level and innovation ability. at the same time, it is necessary to actively respond to the impact of the us technology blockade, strengthen international cooperation, and promote the healthy development of the global chip industry. for policy makers, it is suggested that the government and enterprises should increase investment and r&d in the chip industry, formulate corresponding policies and plans, and support the independent innovation and development of the chip industry in china. at the same time, it is necessary to strengthen international cooperation to promote the healthy development of the global chip industry. for enterprises, it is suggested that enterprises should pay attention to the cultivation and introduction of talents, strengthen independent research and development and innovation, and improve their own technical 29 level and innovation ability. at the same time, it is necessary to actively respond to the impact of the us technology blockade, strengthen international cooperation, and promote the healthy development of the global chip industry. generally speaking, china's 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[12] xu xingjun, wang lu, yu gao. since the prelude of domestic semiconductor substitution, the best investment opportunity has been ushered in [j]. inverter world, 2019(2):4. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 35 design and implementation of a small program for collecting ethnic voice siyi zheng southwest minzu university, chengdu 610000, china abstract: the ethnic language collection mini program is an application based on mobile internet technology, designed to help users collect and record voice and text information of ethnic languages. the use of ethnic language collection mini programs can effectively promote the inheritance and protection of ethnic languages, helping users better understand and learn about ethnic culture. language researchers can share their voice data with other users or research institutions to promote language research and protection. keywords: audio acquisition; corpus; wechat mini program. 1. introduction at present, tibetan speech researchers have established many databases, but there are few open-source databases. on the one hand, the tibetan corpus can promote the progress of building tibetan database technology, on the other hand, it can save production costs and reduce the difficulty of tibetan speech recognition. it can also enable researchers to focus on improving algorithm performance and exploring the application of tibetan speech recognition. speech technology is an important application technology in current fields such as artificial intelligence and intelligent speech interaction. however, in the tibetan language field, due to the lack of relevant speech data and technical support, the application and development of speech technology are greatly limited. establishing a tibetan speech database can provide important basic data support for the application and development of tibetan speech technology. the application of wechat mini programs is extremely extensive, and as a lightweight application, wechat mini programs are the main form of artificial intelligence applications nowadays. at the same time, the user base of wechat has laid the foundation for the development of wechat mini programs. applets are developed in two ways: wechat native development and third-party framework development. developers can use the development tools provided by wechat for development and debugging. applets are an important part of wechat [1]. therefore, designing a mini program based on wechat platform to provide tibetan language acquisition mini programs for tibetan language researchers, establishing a tibetan language speech database can provide important basic data support for the application and development of tibetan language speech technology, and promote the further development and application of tibetan language speech technology [2]. 2. methodology 2.1. wechat developer platform the wechat developer platform is a platform specifically designed to provide services for wechat developers. developers can create their own wechat official account, applets, enterprise wechat applications, etc. on the platform, and carry out relevant development, debugging and publishing. [3] the platform provides rich development tools and resources, such as api interfaces, sdks, development documents, sample code, etc., making it convenient for developers to quickly develop and integrate wechat related functions. in addition, the platform also provides management tools such as data statistics, user management, and payment management, making it easy for developers to manage their own applications. through the wechat developer platform, developers can easily develop various wechat related applications, providing users with a better service experience [4]. 2.2. wxml and wxss wxml is a set of tag languages designed in a framework, which can be used to construct the basic structure of a page by combining event systems, basic components, and other components. wxml supports functions such as data binding, list rendering, and conditional rendering, and can achieve dynamic rendering by interacting with javascript code through specific syntax structures [5]. wxss (weixinstylesheet) is a style language for wechat mini programs, similar to css, used to set the style and layout of mini program pages. wxss supports functions such as style inheritance, style coverage, and size units, and can also interact with javascript code to achieve dynamic styles through specific syntax structures. unlike traditional css, the style rule names of wxss cannot use uppercase letters, and do not support all css properties and selectors. they need to be used according to official documentation regulations [6]. 2.3. back-end design java, for example, is the most popular server-side programming language currently used in fields with strong business logic, such as mall systems, erp, finance, and other large-scale enterprise projects that require complex calculations and data processing. however, the overall development and learning costs are relatively high. the backend logic layer is developed using the springboot and mybatis plus frameworks. spring is a mainstream opensource java framework, providing a container with inversion of control and aspect programming capabilities. springboot is an open-source framework based on the spring framework, specifically designed to quickly create and run standalone 36 spring applications. it allows developers to easily create a standalone, production level spring application without the need to manually configure a large number of spring configurations. mybatis is an open-source persistence layer framework that maps java objects and data in relational databases through xml or annotations to achieve data persistence operations. mybatis plus is an enhancement tool for mybatis, which is an extension and enhancement of mybatis and provides a series of practical functions, making the use of mybatis more convenient, fast, and efficient 2.4. mysql database mysql is an open-source relational database management system. it is one of the most popular opensource databases at present. because of its stability, reliability, security and efficiency, mysql is widely used in web application development, data storage and other fields. mysql data is stored in a table, which consists of columns and rows, with each column having a data type and each row representing a data record. mysql's sql language is a standard sql language that supports various basic sql operations such as querying, inserting, updating, and deleting. mysql is widely used, especially in web applications such as blogs, forums, e-commerce platforms, etc. mysql has become the preferred database for web developers[7]. 2.5. tencent cloud server tencent cloud server provides a variety of instance types with different configurations, including basic, standard, memory, computing, etc. users can choose the appropriate instance type according to their needs. in addition, tencent cloud server also provides various operating systems, data disks, security reinforcement and other services to ensure user data security and business stability. 3. system analysis 3.1. system function analysis through research and analysis, the system mainly provides users with main functions such as corpus selection, corpus recording, corpus uploading, and corpus playback. after a user logs in to the system, the system will display the corpus they need to record based on their permissions. the main functions of the system are shown in fig 1. fig 1. system use case diagram 3.2. system functional module division based on the above system functional analysis, the system is mainly divided into four functional modules: user login, query based on user permissions, recording audio, and uploading to the server. the system functional module diagram is shown in fig 2. fig 2. system function module diagram 3.2.1. user login before logging in, users need to enter the correct username and password. the system will verify the input information to ensure the legitimacy of the user's identity. after successful login, the system will feel the account name and view the corresponding corpus information granted to the user with user permissions. if the user has not logged in, they cannot view the corresponding corpus. 3.2.2. user recorded corpus query after logging in, the system will display the user's corresponding corpus, and when the user logs in, they can see their own recording records. the recorded corpus will show that the recording is complete and there is no need to repeat the recording. after logging into the mini program again, the user finds the last recorded node and starts a new corpus recording. 3.2.3. recorded voice users can enter the recording interface by clicking on the corpus they need to record. after familiarizing themselves with the expected content, they can click the recording button to start recording. when the recording is completed, click stop recording, and the system will cache the file in the mini program. you can click the play button to listen to the recording effect. if the effect is not ideal, record again. if you are satisfied with the audio, click the upload button to upload it to tencent cloud server. 3.2.4. audio upload after the user clicks the upload button, the mini program will upload the audio file to tencent cloud server. the file name rule takes the recorder+recording corpus number+recording time, ensuring the uniqueness of the audio name. tibetan speech researchers log in to the tencent cloud server backend and collect the transmitted audio corpus files to create an audio corpus. 4. system design and implementation 4.1. user login module design the user did not log in using the official openid provided by wechat, but logged in using an account password. the account password entered by the front-end will be passed into the backend code login () on tencent cloud server for verification, and the verification result will be returned to the front-end. this makes it more convenient to manage permissions and allocate corpus to users. if the account password is entered incorrectly, a password error message will be displayed and the page will be refreshed, prompting the user to log in again 4.2. user recorded corpus query after a user successfully logs in, the system will determine their permissions and access levels in the system by querying their role information, providing them with relevant corpus information to ensure that each user records different content. after receiving the request, the backend will use mybatis plus's list () method to find the user's corpus. after the user 37 completes recording the current corpus, the system sets the corpus to the completed state and automatically jumps to the next corpus to ensure system recording efficiency. 4.3. recorded voice the user recording voice module is mainly divided into two functions: audio recording: when the user clicks the recording button, the mini program component used by the mini program is recordermanager. the recordermanager provides basic recording operations, such as starting recording, pausing recording, continuing recording, stopping recording, and other functions. at the same time, the recordermanager also supports setting recording parameters, as shown in the following figure. such as recording format, sampling rate, audio quality, etc. after the recording is completed, the temporary path of the recording file can be obtained through the recordermanager. when the upload button is clicked, the file will be saved to tencent cloud server. the following are the parameters used in system. table 1. parameter table property type value isnull details duration number 6000 false the duration of the recording samplerate number 1600 false sampling rate numberochannels number 1 false default 2 encodebitrate number 96000 false default 48000 format string wav false audio format, valid values aac/mp3 framesize number 50 false specify frame size audiosource string auto false specify the audio input source for recording audio playback: after the user has recorded the audio, they can first click the playback button to check the recording quality and determine whether a new recording is needed. after clicking the button, the mini program will call the inneraudiocontext. play () method to play the audio in the cache. when the user does not record an audio file, clicking the button will prompt: "please record first". 4.4. user upload when the user clicks the upload button, the front-end calls the wx. uploadfile() method to send a url request to the backend, passing in the username and audio file to the backend. the backend interface adopts a restful design style and is deployed on tencent cloud server, with the interface parameter of multipartfile to receive audio file data. the backend saves the file to the server file through the file. transferto (newfile) method. 5. database design 5.1. user table database design table 2. user table fieldname type size isnull iskey details id int 11 false true id username varchar 255 true false username password varchar 255 true false password the user information table includes three fields. the field id is the user number, which records the number of users in the database; the field username is the username used to distinguish user information; the field password is the user password, as shown in table 2. 5.2. corpus management table the corpus management table has six fields. the field id is the corpus id, which records the number of corpora in the database; the field typeid is the type number of the corpus in the database, used for classifying different types of corpus; the field typename is the corpus type name; the field title is the title of the corpus, displayed at the beginning of the corpus, prompting the user to enter the title of the corpus; the field content is the corpus content, through which users record audio files; the field url is the image address, and the title image of each corpus is different, as shown in table 3. table 3. corpus management table fieldname type size isnull iskey details id int 11 false true id typeid int 11 true false type id typename varchar 255 true false corpus name title varchar 255 true false title content varchar 255 true false corpus content url varchar 255 true false photo url 5.3. user corpus recording table the user corpus recording table has four fields. the field id is the user record number, which records every piece of data recorded by the user; the field userid is the user id, and the mini program assigns different recording content based on different user ids; the field 'sentimentid' is the corresponding corpus id, which corresponds to the corpus id recorded by the user; the field 'sound' is used to determine whether the user recorded this record. if it was not recorded, it is 0, otherwise it is 1, as shown in table 4. table 4. user corpus recording table fieldname type size isnull iskey details id int 11 false true id userid int 11 true false user id sentimentid int 11 true false corpus id sound int 11 true false recording or not 6. conclusion applying wechat mini programs to minority voice collection has two major advantages compared to the 38 development of apps and websites: firstly, it is easy and fast to develop, and can easily achieve powerful functions. secondly, it can inherit the huge user base of nearly 1.2 billion on wechat and reduce marketing costs. users in ethnic minority areas do not need to install an app and can start voice recording by opening wechat. the minority voice acquisition applet can help record and protect the voice and culture of these languages, prevent them from being forgotten and disappearing, and promote the inheritance of minority language. the minority voice acquisition applet can make it easier for young people to learn and understand their own language and culture, and provide more ways and resources for the inheritance of minority language. minority language researchers can label the audio later, including text transcription, phonetic transcription, word segmentation, etc. 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computational resources, and at the same time improve the accuracy and realism of simulation. in this paper, the application of an efficient algorithmfinite element method in the dynamic simulation of viscoelastic fluid is introduced in detail. at the same time, the article also discusses the future technical trends and development direction, which provides ideas and references for further research. keywords: efficient algorithm; 3d animation; viscoelastic fluid; dynamic simulation. 1. introduction in the past decades, computer graphics has made great progress, making the realism and details of computergenerated images more and more noticeable. among them, fluid simulation is an important research field in computer graphics, which is very important for simulating and rendering real-world fluid phenomena [1]. in the entertainment fields such as movies and games, in order to improve the audience's visual experience, animation needs more and more detailed and realistic fluid simulation effects [2]. at the same time, in the fields of scientific calculation and engineering simulation, it is also necessary to accurately simulate the fluid to guide the process of product design and optimization. the simulation of viscoelastic fluid is an important task in computer graphics. because the motion behavior of viscoelastic fluid is more complicated than that of ordinary fluid, it is necessary to adopt a more elaborate simulation method [3]. compared with ordinary fluids, viscoelastic fluids have more complex motion behaviors, such as fluctuation and vortex, so more detailed simulation methods are needed [4]. in addition, with the continuous development of computer graphics technology, animation requires more realism and real-time performance for fluid simulation. therefore, in order to meet these requirements, researchers continue to explore new algorithms and methods to improve the efficiency and effect of fluid simulation. efficient algorithm is the key to solve the dynamic simulation problem of viscoelastic fluid. efficient algorithms can greatly reduce computing time and memory consumption, improve simulation efficiency, and at the same time bring higher realism and credibility to animation production [5]. therefore, the efficient algorithm has important application value in the dynamic simulation of viscoelastic fluid. however, there are still some shortcomings in the current efficient algorithm, such as the inability to fully simulate the complex behavior of viscoelastic fluids and the numerical instability. therefore, this paper will put forward some improvement measures to solve these problems, so that the efficient algorithm is more suitable for the application of viscoelastic fluid dynamic simulation in 3d animation. 2. overview of related technologies in the field of computer graphics, the dynamic simulation of viscoelastic fluid has attracted extensive attention. at present, the common fluid simulation methods include particle system, hydrodynamic simulation, viscoelastic fluid simulation and so on. particle system and fluid dynamics simulation methods have certain universality, but the simulation effect for viscoelastic fluids is not ideal [6]. in computer graphics, efficient algorithms are of great significance. first of all, the efficient algorithm can greatly reduce the calculation time and memory consumption, and improve the simulation efficiency [7]. secondly, efficient algorithms can bring higher realism and credibility to animation production. however, there are still some shortcomings in the current efficient algorithms, such as difficulty in processing large-scale data sets and sensitivity to noise [8]. therefore, this paper will put forward some improvement measures to solve these problems, so that the efficient algorithm is more suitable for the application of viscoelastic fluid dynamic simulation in 3d animation. figure 1 is a fluid animation simulation screen based on 3d animation software. figure 1. fluid animation simulation screen based on 3d animation software first of all, to solve the problem that efficient algorithms 6 are difficult to deal with large-scale data sets, we can consider adopting parallel computing framework. by assigning computing tasks to multiple processors or computers for simultaneous processing, the computing efficiency can be greatly improved [9]. secondly, in order to solve the problem that efficient algorithms are sensitive to noise, filtering technology can be used to reduce the influence of noise on simulation results. in addition, in order to improve the accuracy of simulation results, multi-scale simulation method can be considered. multi-scale simulation method can comprehensively consider the physical effects and interactions at different scales, so as to obtain more precise and accurate simulation results. 3. algorithm design and application efficient algorithm has a wide application prospect, which can be used in movies, games, scientific calculation and engineering simulation to simulate fluid dynamics, thus improving the realism and credibility of animation production. in 3d animation, finite element method is one of the commonly used methods to simulate viscoelastic fluid dynamics. it can get high-precision simulation results by discretizing fluid infinitesimals and describing the interaction between infinitesimals by using linear or nonlinear equations. in the dynamic simulation of viscoelastic fluid, the finite element method can be used to simulate complex scenes such as droplet impact on the surface and pipeline flow. by discretizing fluid infinitesimal elements and describing the interaction between infinitesimal elements with linear or nonlinear equations, high-precision simulation results can be obtained. finite element method is also widely used in dynamic simulation of viscoelastic fluid. these methods can get more real and accurate simulation results by modeling the physical properties and motion laws of fluids. the finite difference method is a numerical method based on the difference equation. by discretization in space and time, the difference equation is used to approximate the calculation instead of the differential equation, and a high-precision simulation result can be obtained. in the finite difference method, the key steps are to determine the difference equation and choose the appropriate discretization scheme. the fluid region is divided into a series of small elements, each of which can be represented by its centroid and shape parameters. for fluid regions with complex shapes, unstructured grids can be used to adapt to various boundary conditions. in the process of simulation, it is necessary to determine the boundary conditions of fluid, such as fixed boundary and free boundary. these boundary conditions will have an important impact on the simulation results. according to the physical properties and motion law of fluid, the differential equation is constructed to describe the interaction between each infinitesimal. before the animation subject ontology model is established, it is necessary to describe the objective animation subject structure by classification. if the animation subject contains six elements, it is described as: p x, t, j , re l , s , s (1) in the formula: x and t respectively represent different elements in the virtual environment and the relational operators between different elements. j and rel respectively represent the conceptual hierarchy and nonclustering relationship between different elements. s and s respectively represent the existing ontology prototype and the intrinsic correlation of the elements. among them: x ,x , … ,x ∈ x describes all the elements in the animation character structure. the relational operator described by t can be expressed as: attribute_of  x ,x compose_of  x ,x effect_of  x ,x (2) the formula respectively describes the correlation between x and x . for the sensitivity index, the characteristic elements in formula (2) can be described by formula (3): sensitivetime attribute_of x ,x , compose_of x ,x , effect_of x ,x (3) according to the maximum mean square error, the threshold of the sensitivity index can be determined. the formula is described as: threshold_sensitivetime attribute_of x e ,x e d e (4) where e represents the playing time of video animation. in animation, finite element method can be used to simulate the dynamic effects of various fluids. for example, in the film special effects production, finite element method can be used to simulate the dynamic behavior of explosion, water flow, smoke and other scenes. these effects can increase the realism and credibility of the film. in game development, finite element method can be used to simulate natural phenomena and fluid dynamic effects in games. for example, the finite element method can be used to simulate natural phenomena such as atmospheric flow and waves, as well as the effects of liquid spraying and fluid collision in the game. in scientific calculation, finite element method can be used to simulate the dynamic behavior of various fluids. for example, the finite element method can be used to simulate the dynamic behavior of scenes such as blood flow and fountain effect. 4. technical trend efficient algorithm plays an important role in 3d animation. with the continuous development of computing technology and algorithm theory, efficient algorithm will be further improved and optimized. 4.1. gpu acceleration and distributed computing gpu acceleration and distributed computing are hot areas of computer technology at present, and they are also important technical trends of 3d animation production in the future. by assigning computing tasks to gpu or multiple cpu cores for parallel computing, the computing efficiency and speed can be greatly improved. at the same time, by distributing computing tasks to multiple computing nodes, distributed computing of large-scale computing can be realized, and the computing efficiency can be further improved. in the future, with the acceleration of gpu and the continuous development of distributed computing technology, 3d animation will get more efficient, fast and accurate computing support. for example, gpu acceleration can achieve a more realistic image rendering effect and improve the quality and efficiency of animation production. 4.2. deep learning and machine learning deep learning and machine learning are important 7 branches in the field of artificial intelligence at present, and they are also important technical trends of 3d animation production in the future. through deep learning and machine learning technology, the data in the process of 3d animation can be analyzed and processed more efficiently and accurately. for example, deep learning technology is used to learn and simulate the posture of animated characters in order to achieve more realistic and vivid role performance. in the future, there may be more intelligent animation software and tools, which can analyze and model users' needs and preferences through machine learning technology to realize automatic and intelligent animation production process. 4.3. virtual reality (vr) and augmented reality (ar) virtual reality (vr) and augmented reality (ar) are two other important trends of computer technology at present, and they are also important application fields of 3d animation in the future. through vr and ar technology, a more immersive and interactive animation experience can be realized, so that the audience can participate in the animation plot more deeply. for example, by watching 3d animated movies through vr technology, the audience can explore and interact in the animated world like a game, thus improving the viewing experience. in the future, there may also be animation production processes and methods that combine vr and ar technologies. real scenes and objects are transformed into virtual models through advanced 3d scanning and modeling 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[9] shamloo, amir, mehrafrooz, et al. nanomechanics of actin filament: a molecular dynamics simulation[j]. cytoskeleton, 2018, 75(3):118-130. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 119 calculation of required air volume and verification of ventilation capacity for mines guang luo 1, 2, * 1 state key laboratory of the gas disaster detecting, preventing and emergency controlling, chongqing, 400037, china 2 china coal technology and engineering group chongqing research institute, chongqing, 400037, china abstract: the ventilation system is an important component of the mine safety production system, which directly affects the mine production capacity and on-site safe and efficient production. taking the air demand and ventilation capacity of the xinyuan coal mine as the research object, the air demand of the coal mining face, excavation face, backup face, chamber, and other air consumption tunnels were analyzed and calculated. the ventilation capacity of the mine ventilation system was verified, and the actual total air demand of the xinyuan coal mine was determined to be 15943.6m3/min. after verification, its ventilation capacity can meet the daily safety production needs of the mine. keywords: mine ventilation; ventilation system; air volume required; ventilation capacity; verification. 1. introduction xinyuan coal mine of shanxi qinxin coal industry co., ltd. is located in the west of qinyuan county, shanxi province [1-2]. the plane shape of the mine field is nearly rectangular, with a length of 5400m from north to south, a width of 3800m from east to west, an area of 18.9988km2, and an approved production capacity of 1.2 million t/a. the coal bearing strata in the mine field are mainly the taiyuan formation of the upper carboniferous system and the shanxi formation of the lower permian system. the thickness of the shanxi formation is 39.59~58.86m, with an average thickness of 46.46m. the thickness of the taiyuan formation is 97.5~127.00m, with an average thickness of 108.53m. the minable coal seams in the mine field are no.2, no.10, and no.11, with no.2 coal seam belonging to the shanxi formation and no.10 and no.11 coal seams belonging to the taiyuan formation. the current layout of working faces in xinyuan coal mine includes 2 fully mechanized working faces, 3 backup working faces, 1 withdrawal working face, and 7 excavation working faces. the coal mining method of this mine adopts a fully mechanized mining process, which adopts a long wall layout with a strike direction. the entire height is mined at once, and the coal is cut by the shearer. the working face is in a backward mining mode, and the roof is managed by the full collapse method. the excavation face adopts machine excavation technology. xinyuan coal mine adopts a zoning mechanical extraction ventilation method. there are currently 7 shafts, including the main inclined shaft, auxiliary inclined shaft, pedestrian inclined shaft, inclined ditch vertical air shaft, liyuan auxiliary vertical shaft inlet air, mugou vertical air shaft, and nanshan vertical air shaft return air. according to the measurement results of gas emission in 2021, the absolute gas emission of the mine is 53.73m3/min, the relative gas emission is 38.16m3/t, the absolute carbon dioxide emission is 7.36m3/min, and the relative carbon dioxide emission is 5.23m3/t, indicating a high gas mine. the mine ventilation system is an important guarantee for safe production in mines, and is the foundation for coal mines to do a good job in the "one ventilation and three prevention" work [3-6]. especially in high gas mines, the ventilation system is particularly important. once it is misaligned, it is easy to cause various safety accidents such as gas exceeding limits and outburst, which has a great negative impact on mine safety production [7-9]. from this, it can be seen that xinyuan coal mine belongs to a high gas mine, and it is urgent to calculate the required air volume of its mine and verify its ventilation capacity to ensure that it can meet daily safety production needs. 2. calculation of required air volume for the mine the required air volume for the mine is calculated based on the air consumption locations of each mining face, chamber, and other air consumption tunnels, including the required air volume for backup working faces equipped according to regulations. the existing ventilation system should ensure stable and reliable air supply at each air consumption location [10]. the specific calculation formula is as follows: qra≥ (qcf+qhf+qur+qsc+qrl)·kaq (1) in the equation: qra is the required air volume for the mine, m3/min; qcf is the actual required air volume for the coal mining face, m3/min; qhf is the actual air volume required for the excavation face, m3/min; qur is the actual required air volume for the chamber, m3/min; qsc is the actual required air volume for the backup working face, m3/min; qrl is the actual required air volume for other air tunnels, m3/min; kaq is the ventilation demand coefficient of the mine (1.15~1.2 for the extraction type and 1.25~1.3 for the compression type). 2.1. air volume required for coal mining face according to regulations, when calculating the air volume required for a coal mining face in a mine, it should be calculated separately according to the meteorological conditions of the face, gas emission, carbon dioxide emission, personnel and harmful gas production, and then the maximum value should be taken. at present, xinyuan coal mine has two coal mining faces for production, namely 11228 fully mechanized working face and 12214 fully mechanized working face. the specific calculation results are shown in table 1. 120 table 1. calculation results of air demand for 11228 and 12214 fully mechanized mining faces calculation basis 11228 fully mechanized mining face 12214 fully mechanized mining face total/ (m3/min) meteorological condition 615.7 m3/min 887.2 m3/min gas emission 822.0 m3/min 1462.5 m3/min carbon dioxide emission 44.22 m3/min 44.22 m3/min number of staff 196 m3/min 196 m3/min wind speed verification 103.11~1347.36 m3/min 116.865~1735.44 m3/min maximum value 822.0 m3/min 1462.5 m3/min 2284.5 according to table 1, the required air volume for the 11228 fully mechanized working face of xinyuan coal mine is 822.0m3/min, and the required air volume for the 12214 fully mechanized working face is 1462.5m3/min. therefore, the total required air volume of the coal mining working face is qcf=822.0+1462.5=2284.5 (m3/min). 2.2. air volume required for excavation face the actual air volume required for each excavation working face should be calculated separately according to regulations such as gas emission, carbon dioxide emission, and the actual suction air volume of personnel and local ventilation fans, and then the maximum value should be taken. the excavation working faces in xinyuan coal mine that require air volume calculation include the southern section of 11211 air tunnel, 11211 air tunnel, 21903 machine tunnel small system, 21903 machine tunnel small system, 12210 machine tunnel, 12213 air tunnel, and 12213 machine tunnels, all of which are semi coal rock tunnels. the specific calculation results of the required air volume are shown in table 2. from table 2, it can be seen that the total required air volume of the excavation face qhf =743.9+615.3 +389+ 665.2 +804.6+766.6+837.3=4821.9 (m3/min). table 2. calculation results of required air volume for excavation working face (unit: m3/min) calculation basis 11211wind lane south section 11211 wind alley 21903 machine lane small system 21903 air lane small system 12210 machine lane 12213 wind tunnel 12213 machine lane total gas emission 122.4 82.8 19.2 28.8 64.8 128.4 129.6 576 carbon dioxide emission 4.02 4.02 4.02 4.02 4.02 4.02 4.02 28.14 actual suction volume of local ventilation fan 743.9 615.3 389 665.2 804.6 766.6 837.3 4821.9 number of staff 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 840 wind speed verification 237.9~3806.4 234.3~3748.8 262.4~4197.6 262.4~4197.6 267.6~4281.6 234.6~3753.6 237.3~3796.8 maximum value 743.9 615.3 389 665.2 804.6 766.6 837.3 4821.9 2.3. air volume required for backup working face according to regulations, the air volume required for calculating the backup working face in the mine should meet the air volume calculated according to regulations such as gas and carbon dioxide, and should not be less than 50% of the actual air volume required for the mining working face. at present, xinyuan coal mine has three backup working faces and one withdrawal working face, namely 11230 backup face, 21901 backup face, 12205 withdrawal working face, and 12212 pre-extraction face. the air volume is calculated based on the coal mining working face, and the specific required air volume calculation results are shown in table 3. from table 3, it can be seen that the total required air volume of the backup working face qsc =411+731.3+731.3+731.3=2604.9 (m3/min). table 3. calculation results of air demand for standby working face (unit: m3/min) calculation basis 11230 spare surfaces 21901 spare surfaces 12205 retract working face 12212 pre-drawn surfaces total gas emission 159.6 112.1 91.0 401.7 764.4 carbon dioxide emission 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2 12.8 number of staff 80 80 80 80 320 working face air volume 50% 411 731.3 731.3 731.3 2604.9 wind speed verification 198.0~3168.0 198.0~3168.0 198.0~3168.0 198.0~3168.0 maximum value 411 731.3 731.3 731.3 2604.9 121 2.4. air volume required for the chamber the required air volume for each independent ventilation chamber should be calculated separately based on different types of chambers. therefore, the central substation of xinyuan coal mine needs 80m3/min, the 1 # electrical substation of level 1 mining area needs 90m3/min, the 2 # electrical substation of level 1 mining area needs 130m3/min, the distribution point of level 2 centralized belt lane needs 200m3/min, the water pump room of level 1 mining area, the 1 # distribution point of level 1 mining area, the 15 # parallel channel water pump room of level 1 mining area, the 2 # distribution point of level 1 mining area, the substation room of level 1 mining area 100m3/min is required for 6 locations including water pump rooms in the first level and second mining area. therefore, the total air volume of the chamber is qur=1100 m3/min. 2.5. air volume required for other air tunnels the air volume required for other air tunnels should be calculated separately based on the amount of gas emitted and the wind speed, using their maximum values. the required air volume for other tunnels in xinyuan coal mine is shown in table 4. according to table 4, the required air volume for other tunnels in xinyuan coal mine is qrl=2475 m3/min. table 4. calculation results of air demand for other air tunnels location section /m2 minimum wind speed/ (m/s) required airflow /(m3/min) west section of donghuifeng lane 11 0.15 100 end of east transportation lane 13.1 0.25 200 end of east auxiliary transportation lane 11.3 0.25 200 end of north wing transportation lane 12 0.25 200 donggou vertical air shaft 2 # matou gate 15 0.15 150 end of second level centralized belt roadway 15.7 0.15 150 at the end of the second level south return air roadway 14.85 0.25 250 two level concentrated return inclined roadway 15 0.25 250 end of east transportation lane in mining area 2 12.21 0.25 200 track inclined shaft 15 0.25 300 end of zhengnan auxiliary transportation lane 14.2 0.25 250 12208 machine lane small system 15 0.25 225 total 2475 2.6. total mine air demand according to equation (1), it can be seen that the xinyuan coal mine adopts the zoning mechanical extraction ventilation method, with a kaq value range of 1.15~1.2. therefore, this article takes its maximum value of 1.2. in summary, qra≥ (qcf+ qhf +qur +qsc +qrl) ·kaq= (2284.5+2604.9+4821.9+1100+2475) × 1.20=15943.6 (m3/ min). 3. mine ventilation capacity verification table 5. characteristics of coal mining face working face average length of working face /m average mining height /m apparent density of raw coal /t.m-3 recovery rate/% annual working days /d daily push progress /m. d-1 production capacity /ten thousand t.a-1 first mining area and second level coal mining face 182 1.65 1.375 96 330 3.5 38.92 second mining area coal mining face 201 1.8 1.35 96 330 5 65.76 table 6. characteristics of the excavation face working face pure coal area of the roadway /m2 apparent density of raw coal /t.m-3 annual working days /d daily push progress /m.d-1 production capacity /ten thousand t.a-1 excavation in the first mining area 6.5 1.35 330 7.6 2.20 excavation in the second mining area 9.0 1.35 330 7.6 3.05 lower group coal excavation 10 1.4 330 11.2 5.17 122 at present, the actual air intake of xinyuan coal mine is 16935m3/min, which is greater than the calculated actual air demand of the mine of 15943.6m3/min. based on the actual production situation of xinyuan coal mine, the production capacity of the mining face is determined, and 3 coal mining faces and 6 excavation faces are allocated. the characteristic parameters of the coal mining and excavation faces in xinyuan coal mine are shown in tables 5 and 6. according to tables 5 and 6, it can be calculated that the production capacity that the ventilation capacity of xinyuan coal mine can meet is: apc =38.92 × 2+65.76 + (2.20+ 3.05+ 5.17) × 2=164.44 (10000 t/a). 4. ventilation capacity verification 4.1. verification of mine ventilation power at present, xinyuan coal mine has two air shafts, namely the mugou vertical air shaft and the nanshan vertical air shaft. the mugou return air shaft is currently equipped with two fbcdz № 26 explosion-proof axial flow fans for mining, with a supporting motor power of 2 × 355kw, 1 working and 1 standby, with the main fan operating in two stages at 0 ° c, generating an air volume of 8400~8500m3/min and an air pressure of 1900pa. the nanshan return air shaft is equipped with two fbcdz № 28 explosion-proof axial flow fans for mining, with a matching motor power of 2 × 500kw, 1 working and 1 standby, with the main fan operating at 0 ° in two stages, producing an air volume of 8600~8700m3/min and a air pressure of 2230pa. the actual operating conditions of the ventilation fan in the mine return air shaft are all within a safe, stable, reliable, and reasonable range. according to the rated ventilation capacity of the main ventilation fans in the mine and the ventilation capacity of the mine ventilation network, the maximum ventilation capacity of the mine is 17200m3/min, which is greater than the approved required air volume of 15943.6m3/min. 4.2. verification of mine ventilation network capability the total intake air volume of xinyuan coal mine is 16935m3/min, the total return air volume is 17024m3/min, the air pressure of the mugou return air shaft is 1900pa, the air pressure of the nanshan vertical air shaft is 2230pa, and the mine's equivalent pore volume is 5.69m2. this indicates that the mine ventilation system is in a period of low resistance and difficulty in ventilation. the air volume and ventilation resistance of the mine ventilation system meet the requirements, and the mine ventilation system complies with the provisions of the "coal mine safety regulations". the ventilation system of the mining face is complete and reasonable, and the ventilation facilities are reliable. there are no locations that violate regulations such as series ventilation, diffusion ventilation, and goaf ventilation. 4.3. verification of effective air volume at mine air consumption sites the effective air volume of each air consumption location in xinyuan coal mine is mainly verified based on the air volume, as shown in table 7. from table 7, it can be seen that the actual air volume at the current location of the xinyuan coal mine meets the relevant regulations of the coal mine safety regulations (2022). table 7. validation of effective air volume at mine air consumption sites name air volume required /(m3/min) measured air volume /(m3/min) coal face 2284.5 2782 development end 4821.9 6135 backup working face 2604.9 2792 chamber 1100 2146 4.4. verification of mine dilution gas capability according to the measurement results of gas emission in 2021, the absolute gas emission of xinyuan coal mine is 53.73m3/min, and the relative gas emission is 38.16m3/t. the gas concentration at various points complies with the coal mine safety regulations (2022). under normal ventilation conditions, there was no frequent gas exceeding limit phenomenon at each air consumption location in the mine, which verified that the effective air volume at each air consumption location in the mine can meet the air volume requirements. 5. conclusion this article takes the air demand and ventilation capacity of xinyuan coal mine as the research object, analyzes and calculates the air demand of coal mining 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the networks latency and waste of network resources caused by multiple clients’ access. this paper would perform the comparison tasks by using amazon web services (aws). to show the differences, there would be a simulated test of 1000 clients who are trying to access cloud resources from one cloud server. by comparing the total time of 1000 clients receiving their resources, the original group takes 5309 seconds for the cloud server to process the tasks. the test group takes 5034 seconds for the cloud server to process the tasks, which is about 5.68% improvement. through the research, the conclusion is that if cloud resources are partition properly, the grouping strategy could effectively alleviate the networks latency problem of multiple clients. keywords: network latency; multi clients; cloud server; cpu utilization. 1. introduction as technology advances, an increasing number of organizations are embracing cloud computing as a solution to address inefficiencies. this technological paradigm shift has consequently led to the integration of cloud computing into organizational management strategies. however, while cloud computing offers substantial advantages, it also brings forth certain limitations that organizations must consider. a notable drawback stems from the inherent dependency of cloud computing on network connections and the cloud infrastructure itself. this reliance engenders a critical concern known as network latency, a factor that can substantially impact job performance [1]. the genesis of network latency issues can be attributed to resource overload experienced by cloud servers. in essence, each client necessitates establishing an independent connection to the cloud server to cater to their specific business requirements. this decentralized approach results in the cloud server being burdened with managing multiple connections and addressing the distinct needs of various clients. paradoxically, a significant portion of this work might be repetitive, with only the origin of the requests distinguishing them. there are mainly two ways to reduce the network latency. firstly, move dynamically cloud services to the edge of the client’s network, so there is less transfer time between the cloud servers and the client[1-3]. secondly, using virtual network functions to increase one cloud services computing capacity, which means a cloud service could separate the tasks to multiple virtual cloud services[4]. also, there are some extensions based on these two ways. for example, cloud server using genetic-based strategy to help the clients addressing the tasks to multi-cloud service. another strategy is using dynamic workflow scheduling (dws) to allocate tasks to cloud based on cost, load-balancing, etc[5]. in summary, existing methods to reduce network latency include either reducing the physical distance or using strategy to allocate tasks properly to multi cloud service, no matter the cloud service is virtual or real. considering these challenges, the paper delves into the concept of leveraging the igmp operation mode to ameliorate the network latency predicament intrinsic to cloud computing. igmp is the frame group management protocol for internet service. it is a protocol responsible for the management of ip multicast members in the tcp/ip protocol cluster. in a multicast network, the igmp runs between the last hop router and the multicast receiver. it is mainly used for multicast membership relationships. if no multicast group members express interest in the multicast stream, the router will not forward any multicast traffic to the network segment. only when a user expresses interest in this multicast traffic and joins the multicast group, the router will forward and push the traffic[6]. since the igmp is for internet service, and it only run between the last hop router and users, only the operation mode of igmp would be used. cloud server could create their own “network segment” based on the resources, and cloud server only need to push the required resource to the group only if there is any interesting client. as the result, there is no need to create and maintain the individual connection between the cloud server and the client. also, for multi-task that perform the same operation to same resources, the cloud service only needs to calculate it once, and push the result to multi clients. the number of connections is reduced, and the number of tasks need to perform is reduced too. aiming at the problem of the network latency of cloud service, this paper puts forward the problem of using igmp operation mode to reduce the network latency. although the existing methods do solve part of the network delay problem, when the number of clients is increase, the network delay problem still exists. also, it is waste of resources when there are multiple clients are performing same tasks, which means the server may be doing the same task again and again. based on igmp, some of the concepts are applied to the cloud. the cloud server performs a reasonable partitioning of resources. 158 the cloud server does nothing, when there are no clients are interest in the resource. otherwise, the cloud server pushes the resources within corresponding partition. the previous initiator was the clients. in the new approach, the active agent is the cloud server. 2. material and methods the cloud service platform which was used in the task is aws. the comparison experiment is to simulate 1000 clients try to upload a same image picture to the cloud storage, and the cloud server would need to process the image. the client would need to reload the processed image. the conclusion was reached by comparing the total time spent in the two methods, and the maximum time spent by a client. the normal way for a client to use cloud server to do the task is shown as fig 1. firstly, clients need to upload the original image to s3, which is cloud storage provide by aws. secondly, clients need to notify the cloud server by using sqs, which is a notification pipe. then the server would need to download the image from s3, after it received the notification. after the cloud server finish the task, the cloud server needs to upload the processed image to s3 and notify the clients that the task was done. as the result the client could download the image. each step would happen twice in opposite direction. fig 1. normal way for a client uses cloud server to do task as shown in fig 2, on the client side, each client still must upload the original image to s3, because each client must assume themselves as the first uploader of the resource. then the client also needs to notify the cloud server through sqs. so far, the procedure is the same as the original way. in the new approach, the procedure of cloud server is different. for the first client, after the cloud server receive the notification form the client, the cloud server needs to create a corresponding notification list for the initial image that was upload by the first client. also, the cloud server would need to process the image too. after the task has done, the cloud server would need to upload the modify image to the cloud storage too. for the first client, the processing steps are similar. after the upload step for the cloud server, the next step is the notification step. the cloud server would iterate the notification list and push the modify image to the client. but for non-first client, the cloud server would check if the upload image were the initial image that the cloud server has, and it is not the initial image the clouds server receives for the nonfirst client. as the result, the cloud serves only add the new client to the notification list and start the iteration procedure for notification list. fig 2. new approach 3. result and discussions the total time cost for the original procedure to finish 1000 clients’ tasks is 5309 seconds, and the average time is 5.3 seconds per client. the total time cost for the new approach to finish 1000 clients’ tasks is 5034 seconds, and the average time is 5.0 seconds per client. the average length of time has decreased 5.66%, which also represents a real improvement in network latency. fig 3 is the original time cost for 1000 clients, and it is obviously some clients cost more than 10 seconds, which is almost double time cost for the average time cost, to finish the tasks. the maximum time cost for the original procedure is client 49, whose time cost is 25.7 seconds. in total, there are 4 clients cost more that 10 seconds, which means it is an obvious network delay phenomenon. fig 3. original procedure fig 4 is the time cost for 1000 clients after using igmp operation mode. the maximum time cost is client 0, and the time cost is 6.4 seconds, which is expected result, because only the first client requires the cloud server to perform the image task. also, there are no clients that takes more than 10 seconds to finish their job. according to the result, all clients finish their tasks within plus minus 1 second of the average time costs. fig 4. new approach fig 5 shows the cpu utilization of the cloud server when 159 it uses the original method for 1000 clients. there is specific time stamp that cpu utilization is extremely higher than normal, and the higher cpu utilization match the phenomenon in fig 3, which is the clients around 300 take more time to receive the modify image. the average cpu utilization is 3.87%. fig 5. cpu utilization of original procedure fig 6 shows the cpu utilization of the cloud server when it uses the igmp operation mode for 1000 clients. there is not extremely high cpu usage, and the cpu usage is similar for each time stamp. the average cpu utilization is 3.79% which is 2% less than the original one. fig 6. cpu utilization of new approach judge from the result, multi clients does cause network latency problems. also, when the cpu usage is high, which means the usage of cloud resource is high, would cause the 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(1997) internet group management protocol. https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc2236. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 80 research on voiceprint recognition based on densenet yongkang tang, xiangguo sun school of mechanical engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin sichuan, 644002, china abstract: to date, most methods for voiceprint recognition are implemented based on convolutional neural networks. in order to combine the spatial features and temporal features of sound and improve computational efficiency, a combined model of densenet169 and bidirectional gated recurrent unit (bigru), named densenet169-bigru, is proposed. firstly, deep separable convolution is employed to reduce the number of network parameters and enhance computational efficiency. the speech fbank feature map is extracted after preprocessing, and experimental results show that the densenet169-bigru model outperforms both densenet169 and densenet169-gru models, with an improvement in accuracy rate of 2.7% compared to densenet169, and an improvement of 1.1% compared to densenet-gru. this validates the effectiveness of the proposed method in both improving computational efficiency and achieving good performance. keywords: voiceprint recognition; depth separable convolutional; fbank; densenet; bigru. 1. introduction voiceprint recognition, also known as speaker identification, is able to extract sound features from a piece of speech and identify the speaker's identity[1]. speech is a unique physiological behavior of humans, and for each individual, their speech has its own biological characteristics, such as physiological structural differences caused by genetic variations, voice differences formed after birth, and gender differences[2], among others. similar to speech recognition, both require processing of speech signals to extract their features. the feature map is used as input to train deep learning models, enabling the models to learn information from the feature map to be used for prediction and classification[3,4]. these features include the vibrational cycle of the vocal cords and the frequency range of the sound, among others. due to the high security and the ability to collect speech features without user contact, the market share of voiceprint recognition has increased and is being applied to a wider range of fields. speaker recognition can be divided into two tasks: speaker verification and speaker identification. speaker verification is a key technology for intelligent interaction and can be widely applied in fields such as financial payments, criminal investigations, and national defense[5]. speaker identification is the process of determining a specific reference speaker based on the speech content. voiceprint recognition with predefined speech content is called text-dependent speaker recognition, while voiceprint recognition that does not require predetermined speech content is called text-independent speaker recognition. the focus of this study is on textindependent speaker identification. in the past, the main technique used for voiceprint recognition was the gaussian mixture model-universal background model (gmm-ubm)[6,7]. in recent years, with the emergence of spectrograms, researchers have proposed combining spectrograms with convolutional neural networks (cnn) for speaker identification[8–10]. spectrograms[11] contain rich information about the voice characteristics of speakers. by extracting features from spectrograms using cnn, the accuracy of voiceprint recognition has been significantly improved. in literature[12], an lfbank feature was designed specifically for female voiceprint recognition, and the results show that this feature has advantages in recognizing female voices. literature[13] proposed a cnn-lstm model based on global attention mechanism, which simultaneously considers spatial and temporal features of speech, and uses different weights in lstm hidden layers through attention mechanism, resulting in noticeable improvement in accuracy compared to cnn and cnn-lstm models. literature[14] introduced a voiceprint recognition method combining knowledge distillation and resnet, which achieved significant error rate reduction. literature[15] presented an end-to-end voiceprint recognition algorithm based on lstm, which shortened the model training time and achieved good results. literature[16] proposed an end-to-end voiceprint recognition method based on stacked bidirectional lstm with non-linear layers, which extracts deeper abstract features of speech signals using stacked multiple layers of bidirectional lstm and non-linear layers, resulting in better recognition performance than unidirectional gru and unidirectional lstm. 2. speech feature extraction currently, two commonly used features in voiceprint recognition are mfcc and fbank. the human ear's response to sound spectra is nonlinear. the fbank algorithm processes audio in a similar way to the human ear, fitting the characteristics received by the ear. mfcc is actually obtained from fbank through discrete cosine transform (dct), which is a linear transformation that leads to the loss of many nonlinear components in speech signals. in the past, mfcc features combined with gmms-hmms methods were frequently used in speech recognition. with the emergence of deep learning algorithms, neural networks are not sensitive to highly correlated information. as a result, fbank has gained broader application. in this paper, fbank is used as the speech feature. the process of extracting fbank feature maps is shown in the following figure. pre-emphasis fast fourier transform magnitude spectrum mel filters taking the logarithm speech signal fbank feature maps frame segmentation windowing figure 1. speech feature extraction process 81 taking a speech segment from the dataset used in this paper as an example, the speech content is "green is the background color of the great spring scenery". the duration of the speech is 3.5 seconds. first, the speech signal is processed to obtain the temporal information, and the corresponding temporal graph is shown in figure 2. the horizontal axis represents time, and the vertical axis represents amplitude. it can be observed from the graph that the amplitude varies over time. the temporal signal is then subjected to the following processing steps as input. figure 2. time-domain graph (1) pre-emphasis is a process where the input speech signal is passed through a high-pass filter to compensate for highfrequency signals in the speech signal and flatten the spectrum. the formula is as follows: ( ) ( ) ( 1)g t f t f t   (1) f(t) represents the original speech signal, g(t) represents the pre-emphasis result, α represents the pre-emphasis coefficient, with typical values of 0.95 or 0.97. in this paper, the value of α is taken as 0.97. after pre-emphasis processing, the temporal graph is shown in figure 3, which is flatter compared to figure 2. figure 3. time-domain graph after pre-emphasis processing (2) frame segmentation is performed to facilitate subsequent short-time fourier transform. the speech signal is divided into small segments of equal duration, with each segment referred to as a frame. to ensure smooth transitions between adjacent frames, there is an overlap region between them. in this paper, the duration of each frame is 25ms, and the overlap region is 10ms. the waveform of the first frame after frame segmentation is shown in figure 4. figure 4. waveform graph of the first frame (3) windowing is performed in this paper using a hamming window. each frame of the speech signal is multiplied by the window function to enhance continuity at the edges of each frame. the formula is shown in equation (2), where ( ) represents the hamming window and is set to 0.46. figure 5 shows the result of the first frame of the speech signal after windowing. it can be observed that the peaks in the spectrum become narrower, which helps reduce spectral leakage. however, the amplitude of the signal at the edges of each frame is attenuated. to compensate for this, overlapping regions are introduced between adjacent frames during the frame segmentation process. 2 w( , ) (1 ) cos( ) 1 n n n        (2) figure 5. waveform graph of the first frame after windowing processing (4)fourier transform is used in this case to convert the signal in the time domain into the energy distribution in the frequency domain. since the speech waveform exhibits periodicity only in the short-time domain, short-time fourier transform (stft) is employed. the formula is as follows: 1 ( ) ( ) exp{ 2 },1 n i i n kn s k s n j k k n       (3) (5)the magnitude spectrum is calculated using the following formula, where fft(x) represents the result obtained from the fourier transform. 2 ( )ifft x p n  (4) (6)mel filter bank is used to simulate the characteristics of human hearing and extract frequency bands. the formula for converting mel frequency to speech frequency is as follows: 102595*log (1 ) 700mel f f   (5) 2595700(10 1) melf f   (6) after the above steps, the fbank feature map can be obtained. the following image shows the fbank feature maps obtained when two people pronounce the same speech. the feature map contains a lot of important information. the color variation in the image represents the change in speech energy, where darker colors indicate stronger energy. the vertical axis corresponding to the lowest frequency range of the horizontal stripes represents the fundamental frequency, which can be used to determine the fundamental period, i.e., the vibration period of the vocal cords. additionally, the darker stripes at a particular moment represent the formants, which refer to the resonant frequencies of the vocal tract and reflect the physical characteristics of the vocal tract. 82 figure 6. fbank feature map of speaker 1 figure 7. fbank feature map of speaker 2 3. voiceprint recognition based on densenet169-bigru 3.1. densenet network densenet, which belongs to a type of convolutional neural networks, can be considered as an extension of residual networks. similar to residual networks, the fundamental building block of densenet is a residual block. the basic structure is shown in figure 8, where it can be observed that the residual block allows for faster forward propagation of the input. figure 8. residual block the difference between densenet and resnet lies in the way their outputs are combined. while resnet uses summation, densenet uses concatenation. all layers are connected together, meaning that if a densenet has k layers, there will be k(k+1)/2 connections in the network. it is because all layers are connected that features are fully utilized, the number of parameters is reduced, and the issue of gradient vanishing is alleviated. the densenet connectivity pattern is shown in figure 9. figure 9. dense connection in this study, the densenet169 network is adopted, and its simplified structure diagram is shown in figure 10, where 169 represents the sum of convolutional layers and fully connected layers. figure 10. schematic diagram of densenet169 structure 3.2. optimization of densenet network structure as the number of network layers increases, the number of parameters also increases. to address this issue, this study optimizes the densenet169 network using the depth separable convolution (dsc) method. dsc is an effective approach to reduce the number of network parameters[17]. the method of depth separable convolution involves performing a depthwise convolution on the input, where each channel of the input is convolved with a separate convolutional kernel. however, due to the individual convolutions across channels, the feature information of different channels at the same location is not fully utilized. therefore, after the depthwise convolution, a pointwise convolution is applied, where the kernel size is 1*1, aiming to reduce the number of channels and combine the results of the depthwise convolution. the improved densenet169 network, compared to the original densenet169 structure before optimization, is shown in figure 11. the improvement involves replacing each 3*3 convolution in each denseblock with a 3*3 depthwise convolution and a 1*1 pointwise convolution. layers convolution pooling denseblock （1） tansition layer （1） denseblock （2） tansition layer （2） denseblock （3） tansition layer （3） denseblock （4） classfication layer output size 112*112 56*56 56*56 56*56 28*28 28*28 28*28 14*14 14*14 14*14 7*7 7*7 1*1 densenet169 7*7conv，stride2 3*3maxpool，stride2 densenet169+dsc 6 conv33 conv11         12 conv33 conv11         32 conv33 conv11         32 conv33 conv11         6 11 dwcon33 conv11               pwconv v 12 11 dwcon33 conv11               pwconv v 32 11 dwcon33 conv11               pwconv v 32 11 dwcon33 conv11               pwconv v 1*1conv 2*2average，stride2 1*1conv 2*2average，stride2 1*1conv 2*2average，stride2 7*7 globle average pool 1000d fully connected，softmax figure 11. network structure comparison graph assuming the input size is h* w*m and the number of output channels is n, with a convolution kernel size of k*k and padding size of p. for regular convolution, the formula for calculating the number of parameters yc is given by 83 equation 7, and the formula for calculating the computational cost fc is given by equation 8. m k k n   (7) ( 2 1) ( 2 1)h k p w k p m k k n           (8) the parameter quantity ydsc of depth separable convolution consists of the parameter quantities of depthwise convolution and pointwise convolution, and the formula is as follows (equation 9): 1 1m k k n m      (9) similarly, the computational cost fdsc is calculated as equation 10: ( 2 1) ( 2 1) 1 1h k p w k p k k m h w m n                (10) in this model, k is 3 and p is 1. substituting the values into the formula, we can obtain the ratio of computational cost: 1 1 9 dsc dsc c c f y f y n    (11) from the above equation, it can be seen that using depth separable convolution can significantly reduce the computational cost. the parameter comparison obtained from experimental results is shown in table 1. table 1. parameter comparison net batch size input size (mb) total params params size (mb) densenet169 64 39.35 12617680 50.47 densenet169+dsc 64 29.35 10368560 41.23 3.3. gru network the gated recurrent unit (gru) belongs to the family of recurrent neural networks (rnn) [18]. it is an improved version based on the long short-term memory (lstm) network. both gru and lstm introduce a "gate" mechanism on top of the basic rnn[18], which allows for determining which data should be retained or discarded. the simplified structure of gru is shown in figure 12. gru simplifies the three gate functions in lstm to two gate functions. the function zt represents the update gate, where a higher value indicates more information from the previous state being incorporated into the current state. the function rt represents the reset gate, which determines how much information from the previous state needs to be forgotten. 1tanh ht-1 xt ht rt zt   figure 12. schematic diagram of the gru structure compared to lstm, gru has fewer parameters, higher computational efficiency, and faster training time. however, since the data in gru is unidirectional, predictions can only be based on previous data. bidirectional gated recurrent unit (bigru) consists of two grus with opposite directions, allowing the utilization of information from both previous and future contexts. this leads to more accurate predictions. the structure of bigru is shown in figure 13, where the input information is simultaneously fed into two gru networks with opposite directions, and the output is determined by both gru networks. h1 h2 ht gru gru gru gru gru gru x1 x2 xt... ... output layer backward hidden layer forward hidden layer input layer figure 13. schematic diagram of the bigru structure 3.4. densenet169-bigru network the working principle of densenet169-bigru network is shown in figure 14. the two networks are concatenated, where the feature information is input into densenet169 for feature extraction and dimensionality reduction through convolutional calculations. the output information serves as the input for bigru network, which learns the temporal dependencies among the data. the conca layer integrates the output information from the two gru networks with opposite directions, and the results are produced through a classifier. gru gru gru gru gru gru ... ... input densenet169 concatenation output bigru figure 14. schematic diagram of the densenet169-bigru structure 4. voiceprint recognition experiment 4.1. data preparation the speech dataset used in the experiments includes 84 thchs-30 from open speech and language resources and free st chinese mandarin corpus. thchs-30, released by the center for speech and language technology (cslt) at tsinghua university, is an open chinese speech database. the participants in the thchs30 chinese dataset are university students who are fluent in mandarin. the recorded texts are derived from a large corpus of news, with a total duration of 30 hours[19]. the latter dataset, free st chinese mandarin corpus, is provided free-of-charge by surfingtech (www.surfing.ai). it consists of speech data from 855 speakers, with 120 speech segments per person, totaling 102,600 speech segments. the audio is sampled at a frequency of 16khz. in this study, 80 participants (equal number of male and female) were involved. each participant had 110 speech segments, with the same content. the distribution of speech segments for each individual is shown in table 2. the training, validation, and testing set proportions are set to 9:1:1. table 2. distribution of speech data speaker id quantity average duration(seconds) sampling frequency (khz) 1 110 3.5 16 2 110 3.5 16 ... 80 ... 110 ... 3.5 ... 16 4.2. evaluation criteria this article selects accuracy as the evaluation criteria, and the calculation formula is as follows: tp represents the samples that are positive and are predicted as positive by the model. fn represents the data samples that are positive but predicted as negative by the model. fp represents the data samples that are negative but identified as positive by the model. tn represents the data samples that are negative and predicted as negative by the model. acc tp tn tp tn fp fn      (12) 4.3. experimental results and analysis in order to verify the performance of the model, the network model constructed in this paper was compared with densenet169 and densenet169-gru in terms of validation set accuracy. the results are shown in figure 15. the validation accuracy of dnesenet169-bigru with a dual-layer gru reached 98.9%, and the test accuracy was 97.3%. the 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[19] liu x, song w, chen x, et al. blstm-ctc speech recognition based on multi-core convolutional fusion network[j]. computer applications and software, 2021, 38(11): 167-173. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 10 learning for cellular neural networks using the garpla algorithm duong duc anh 1, pham duy tuan 2, nguyen quang hoan 2, nguyen hong vu 1, doan hong quang 3 and lai thi van quyen 1 1 vietnam research institute of electronics, informatics and automation, hanoi, vietnam 2 posts and telecommunications institute of technology, hanoi, vietnam 3 national center for technological progress, hanoi, vietnam abstract: the main content of this article is to build a hybrid algorithm between genetic algorithm and recurrent perceptron learning algorithm to determine the weight set for standard cellular neural networks. in particular, the recurrent perceptron learning algorithm was announced by gukzelis in 1998 to determine the weight set for cenns, however, the nature of the algorithm built according to lms learning rules means there is still a possibility of local convergence problems of algorithm. meanwhile, the genetic algorithm originates from natural selection problems and is capable of determining the local optimal domain of the problem. therefore, the garpla hybrid algorithm will fully determine the optimal weight set for the cenns network, reducing potential local optimization problems encountered in the rpla algorithm. keywords: edge detection; recurrent perceptron learning algorithm (rpla); genetic algorithm (ga); weight; cellular neural networks (cenns). 1. introduction currently, the application of neural networks to image processing problems such as edge detection and separation [1], [2] is becoming increasingly popular. convolutional neural networks are derived from multi-layer perceptron networks [3], which have been matured and are available in commercial versions. another current research direction is to use recurrent neural networks to embed integrated circuits for specific image processing problems [4]. cellular neural networks are one of the typical structures of recurrent neural networks capable of high-speed image processing [5], [6] and embedded in integrated hardware circuits such as fpga and asics [7]. therefore, research and development of content related to cellular neural networks needs to be promoted and implemented in the current context. because the cellular neural network belongs to the recurrent network class, the weight determination is usually used according to hebb's law and only determines the response weight a. thus, the influence of the b and i weight matrices are not considered to the network structure. in 1998, gukzelis [8] proposed an rpla algorithm to fully determine the weight set for cenns. however, the origin of the algorithm comes from the lms method, so there is a possibility of a local extrema problem with the algorithm results. in order to minimize this case, we build a hybrid algorithm between genetic algorithm and rpla to determine the global optimal value for weight matrices for cenns network. 2. methodology 2.1. stucture of celullar neural networks cenns are built and developed based on the architecture of an analog circuit [9]. each circuit of cenns is considered a cell, which contains linear components such as capacitor c, resistor rx and nonlinear components including nonlinear control sources and external sources. the system of dynamic equations of basic cenns is as follows: ∑ , ; ,, ∈ , ∑ , ; ,, ∈ , (1) 0 , ; 0 , output interaction function: 1 1 (2) constraints for stable cenns: a1(i, j; k, l)=a1(k, l; i, j) (3) assumed conditions uij ≤ 1 ; xij (0) ≤ 1 (4) in there: r: neighborhood radius of cell c(i, j). this problem uses the neighborhood radius r = 1, then c(i, j) is affected by 08 neighboring cells and the feedback of c(i, j) itself. c, rx: capacitor, resistance of cenns , ; , , , ; , : weight matrix describes the connection between cell c(i, j) with neighboring cells c(k, l) of the output and input signals respectively; size (3x3). (i, j), (k, l): represents the position of the cell in cenns of size (mxn). m, n: number of cells of cenns horizontally and vertically, respectively. i: threshold matrix, size (1x1). ij ∈ : cell state (i, j), size (mxn). ij ∈ : network output signal matrix; size (mxn). ij ∈ : input signal of the network; size (mxn). thus, the network structure outlined in equation (1) is depicted in the following form: 11 ∑ a1(i,j; k,l) b1(i,j; k,l) ∫ -1/rx 1/c uij i ‐1 1 ‐1 1 yij(t) ui-1j ui+1j+1 yi+1j+1(t) yi-1j(t) figure 1. structure diagram of the cenns 2.2. hybrid algorithm ga combined with rpla (garpla) as demonstrated in the preceding text, the perceptron algorithm emerges as a distinct instance of lms learning rules, indicating a propensity for local convergence in its outcomes. this document introduces an algorithm designed to secure global optimization, incorporating a fusion of ga and rpla algorithm. the ga assumes a pivotal role in delineating the global optimal value domain, while the rpla algorithm guarantees the identification of the algorithm's extreme point. the details of this approach are outlined below: to implement the hybrid algorithm, we divide it into two steps: step 1: use ga to calculate a set of weights for cenns. then, this set of weights is guaranteed to be in the globally convergent value range of the weight sets. step 2: from the weight sets calculated from ga, select the initial weight matrix for the rpla algorithm. use the rpla algorithm to calculate the globally optimal weight set for cenns. 2.2.1. the ga for cellular neural networks the genetic algorithm is a prominent method in evolutionary computing extensively used for addressing optimization challenges, particularly notable for its application in the field of neural networks [10], [11], [12]. this article presents the application of genetic algorithms within the framework of cellular neural networks. the algorithm is employed to calculate the initial set of weights, including a1, b1 and i that is the input for the next learning phase. in the content of the article, we want to use a cellular neural network for the problem of determining object image boundaries. therefore, besides being based on the input learning sample set, we need to choose appropriate parameters of the ga for the cellular neural network including the following: gene: a base-10 gene, representing the digits in each chromosome, is chosen for our selection process. given that the computation of cellular neural networks (cenns) involves a continuous optimization process, the adoption of the base-10 gene is particularly fitting. the utilization of these decadal genes has the capacity to enhance diversity within the population, contributing to a more comprehensive exploration of the solution space. chromosomes: includes all operands in the set of weight matrices a1, b1, i. however, according to the condition in equation (3), the matrix a1 is symmetric, so only five values (chromosomes) need to be determined. meanwhile, we consider matrix b1 to be symmetrical similar to a1 for ease of calculation, so we only need to determine five weights (chromosomes) and one chromosome of i. thus, there are a total of 11 chromosomes that need to be symmetrically determined with cellular neural networks. here, we use the limit value of chromosomes from: -99.99 to +99.99 population: includes 11 parent populations corresponding to 11 chromosomes whose weights need to be determined. in particular,each parental population includes 5 father individuals and 5 mother individuals to serve the crossover process. fitness function: we use the fitting function which is the least squared error function. because the purpose of the learning process is to determine the object boundary in the image, when the sum of squared differences between the desired output image and the calculated output is less than an emin value, the learning process ends. determine the state value, input and output of cenns. the gacenns algorithm is presented specifically as follows: input: i) the cellular neural network structure satisfies expressions (1) to (4) ii) deviation value 1mine for genetic algorithm iii) choose the initial set of weights matrices: iv) select 11 initial parent populations, with base 10 genes, each parent individual has 5 genes (including markers) v) choose the rate of hybridization and mutation output: weight set of cenns step 1: initialize initialize the initial conditions of the algorithm according to the data provided in input. step 2: evaluate the fitness function: → (5) step 2.1: if then go to step 3; step 2.2: if the weight value satisfies the problem. go to step 6; step 3: calculate the state value , the calculation output of cenns. step 4: crossover perform a crossover of each parent population for each weight of cenns, select the optimal chromosome in the new chromosome population generated during the breeding process by how to calculate the fitness function value generated by each new chromosome. the new chromosome that creates the smallest fitness function will be selected to replace the original chromosome of cenns. each chromosome undergoes training following the principle of left-to-right, top-to-bottom progression, in the specified order from matrix a1, b1, up to i. step 4.1: when moving to step 6; step 4.2: when moving to step 5; step 5: perform mutation for some weights in the network. return to step 2 to determine the weight matrix for the next rounds. step 6: stop the algorithm 2.2.2. the rpla for cellular neural networks the regression perceptron algorithm is used to calculate the weights of standard cenns in steady state [13]. in 1994, c. gukzelis proposed the rpla algorithm by combining the response matrix a1, input matrix b1, and threshold matrix i into weight matrix w [14]. when standard cenns reach a 12 stable state then (1) has a left-hand side equal to 0. then, (1) can be rewritten as follows: ∑ , ; ,, ∈ , ∑ , ; ,, ∈ , (6) set w matrix: (7) and y matrix: ij u 1 (8) it is easy to see that when considering the chosen rx as a standard unit, equation (3) in steady state is equivalent to the feedforward perceptron network: ij ∞ , ∗ = , , 1 ∗ (9) so from equation (), the recurrent cenns structure has transformed into a 1-layer feedforward network. then the network's learning rules will be used according to the trialand-error method as follows: 1 ∗ ∞ (10) trong đó: : desired output signal ∞ : actual output signal at steady state : learning rate : the input to the network corresponds to each cell location the sequence of steps of improved perceptron learning is as follows: input: given: 1) set of cenns training samples including ij , ij 0 , ij , 2) learning rate α. 3) select e2min for rpla 4) use the set of weight matrices calculated from ga. output: the parameter set of cenns step 1: use a set of weight matrices calculated from the results of the ga algorithm step 2: calculate the total difference between the output ij ∞ and the known desired pattern ij 1. if the total error is less than the value e2min, go to step 6 2. if the total error is more than the value e2min, go to step 3 step 3: update the cenns' weight set; step 4: calculate the state value ij step 5: calculate the output of the network ij ; return step 2 step 6: finish. 3. experiment 3.1. problem statement give: i) the structure of the cenns according to the equation (1) to (4); ii) the network training templates 0 , , with size of 8*8, 03 templates for learning algorithm follow figure 2 below. need to detection the edge of image. to solve the problem, need to perform 02 phases: learning phase and pattern recognition phase. 3.2. learning phase 3.2.1. genetic algorithm choose a network structure described by expressions (1) to (4) select the initial weight matrix set of cenns: 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ; 0 1 select minimum error e1min = 10 select the appropriate parameters genes, chromosomes, populatiosn, and fitness function according to sections 2.2.1 figure 2. templates for image processing for each weight in the network, we follow the ordering principle from matrices a1, b1, and i. the calculation of all corresponding weights defines an epoch, with 11 chromosomes per epoch. remarkably, after the 6th epoch, the total error converges to the desired optimal value. the calculated weight values constitute the sought-after set, concluding the weight calculation algorithm for socenns using the genetic algorithm. the resulting set of matrices is as follows: 6 1.27 1.06 2.05 4.2 6.98 4.2 2.05 1.05 1.28 , 6 2.83 3.14 0.7 0.27 9.64 0.27 0.7 3.14 2.83 , 6 4.55 3.2.2. recurrent perceptron learning algorithm leveraging the outcomes derived from the genetic algorithm (ga) and the training sample set outlined in the previous content, the learning process for the network unfolds through rpla. the objective is to ascertain the globally optimal weight set for the cellular neural network. during the learning process using rpla, we reduce the minimum error compared to the minimum error of ga, here choosing e2min = 4, and select learning rate α = 0.01. in the learning process employing rpla, we achieve a set of matrices after 12 epochs. these weight matrices lead to the total error between the output and input of the three samples reverts to the desired minimum value. using this ultimate set of weight matrices, the objective is to generate actual output matrices closely mirroring the desired output matrices. this signifies the successful completion of the edge detection problem through rpla, achieving the desired level of accuracy. 13 3.3. pattern recognition phase using the set of weights acquired through the hybrid algorithm of ga and rpla, we conducted experiments on the image edge detection problem. employing the pycenns image processing algorithm developed for cellular neural networks from an open-source code on github, implemented in python, we carried out two distinct testing phases as outlined below: case 1: in this scenario, a 256x256 input image previously processed by independent algorithms ga and rpla to extract image edges is utilized. in the left image (fig 3.a), diverse blocks are arranged without fixed principles. conversely, figure 3.b portrays the object after boundary separation. the outcomes from these algorithms describe the object boundaries are clearly defined, showcasing a smooth and uninterrupted appearance. figure 3. result of edge detection in image processing case 2: opting for a black and white image featuring a zebra head (figure 4) with dimensions (474x316) as the input image, the image produced through the collaborative ga and rpla algorithm presented the boundary of the zebra's head. it's essential to observe that, in this instance, the garpla algorithm does not effectively reveal detailed and distinct object boundaries in the image. figure 4. result of edge detection in image processing through the above two test cases, using visual methods, we found that for 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[14] c. guzelis; s. karamahmut, „recurrent perceptron learning algorithm for completely stable cellular neural networks,“in the third ieee international workshop on cellular neural networks and their applications, rome, italy, 1994. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 76 the advantages of artificial intelligence application in computer technology wendong yang qingdao university, shandong 266000, china abstract: presently, humanity has entered the era of big data, where artificial intelligence (ai) technology has found extensive application across various industries and domains. notably, in the field of computer network technology, its utilization has significantly elevated the technological prowess of computer science, propelling computer systems towards a gradual trajectory of stability and intelligence. consequently, it has transformed into an indispensable tool in people's daily lives. this paper commences by expounding on the contemporary concept and characteristics of artificial intelligence technology, followed by a synthesis of the advantages of its implementation in the realm of computer network technology based on relevant literature. furthermore, practical demonstrations are provided to illustrate the efficacy of artificial intelligence in the domain of cloud computing. keywords: computer technology; innovative technology; artificial intelligence. 1. the essence and characteristics of artificial intelligence 1.1. the fundamental essence of artificial intelligence. artificial intelligence (ai) is the utilization of computers to simulate human thought processes and behaviors by translating human cognition and actions into data stored within computers. this enables the emulation of human daily life, ultimately leading to the achievement of automation and control objectives. at the current stage, ai primarily encompasses two essential aspects: the human-made component and the intelligence component. the former pertains to the systematic design crafted by humans according to their needs, while the latter involves entrusting ai with the ability to think like humans to achieve specific objectives. both components are realized through computer technology. to effectively accomplish various work goals defined by individuals and align with the broader trends in societal development, ai technology is progressively evolving towards multidisciplinary integration. it interfaces with several fields, including psychology, computer science, sociology, and others. the widespread application of artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionize how people work, leading to significant changes in work processes and methods. furthermore, it offers the promise of sustained enhancements in work efficiency and quality. 1.2. characteristics of artificial intelligence. intelligence. influenced by a multitude of factors such as human resources, technology, and equipment, the current stability of computer systems is not yet optimal. there is a need to enhance their capacity for sustainable development. simultaneously, the system's failures in practical usage are often challenging to resolve through conventional manual inspections. experts typically diagnose problems after they occur, based on the characteristics of the issue rather than testing hypotheses before issues arise. consequently, these problems often go undetected. artificial intelligence, on the other hand, effectively replicates human daily tasks and behaviors. this characteristic can be applied to monitor computer networks. in practice, humans can employ artificial intelligence technology to comprehensively "diagnose" computer networks, simulating pre-checks on computer malfunctions akin to human assessments. this proactive approach helps identify potential issues and mitigate them, consequently eliminating potential security risks. logicality. with the continuous advancement of computer technology, the internal structure of computers has become increasingly complex and intricate. therefore, it is imperative to establish a rational and comprehensive management system to ensure the smooth operation of computer networks. the integration of artificial intelligence into computer network technology can effectively enhance the efficiency of computers and embed scientifically sound strategies within the computing environment. artificial intelligence enables a systematic examination and analysis of various issues within computer systems, reinforcing the inherent connections between different levels of the computer system. this, in turn, ensures the tight integration of components within the computer system, thus guaranteeing its seamless operation. furthermore, artificial intelligence leverages its technical advantages to extract and integrate diverse information within computer systems, facilitating the sharing and allocation of resources. cost-effective. in the process of utilizing computers for information retrieval and data collection, a substantial amount of time and effort is required. moreover, the accuracy and completeness of the information often fall short of the desired standards. for instance, when dealing with large datasets and intricate content, the current capabilities of computer systems may not be adequate to achieve the intended goals, resulting in overall low work efficiency. furthermore, the inherent limitations of computer networks contribute to subpar system stability, significantly increasing the workload of computers. however, the integration of artificial intelligence technology into this domain proves to be a viable solution. it efficiently addresses users' real-world demands for computer performance, enhancing operational speed. when gathering and processing intricate data, it can replicate human thought processes, swiftly querying databases to extract valuable 77 information. this enhancement optimizes the computer operating environment, removing various hindrances and, as a result, effectively boosting operational efficiency while reducing investment costs. 2. the advantages of artificial intelligence application in computer network technology 2.1. increasing the efficiency of computer information processing. when handling massive data through computer network technology, it is common for personnel to encounter information that cannot be precisely determined. failure to scientifically process such data can impede subsequent data analysis, leading to a decrease in processing efficiency and a failure to fully realize the value of the information. to address this challenge, personnel can employ simulation analysis techniques within artificial intelligence technology to break free from the constraints of traditional data management procedures. this enables them to promptly understand and real-time track information resources within the computer network system, providing crucial support for data analysis efforts. in the utilization of computer network technology for processing extensive data, personnel frequently encounter information that cannot be accurately assessed. in the absence of scientific handling of such data, it can negatively impact subsequent data analysis, resulting in decreased efficiency and underutilization of information. faced with this issue, personnel can harness simulation analysis techniques within artificial intelligence technology to transcend the limitations of traditional data management protocols. this enables them to gain timely insights and real-time monitoring of information resources within the computer network system, thereby offering critical support for data analysis. 2.2. enhancing the capacity of computer network technology management. from a strict perspective, the management of computer network technology is fundamentally a multifaceted and extensive undertaking. presently, manual methods are predominantly employed for the management of computer network technology, a process that demands significant time and effort. moreover, when tackling more complex issues, the potential for errors in work execution is heightened. all of these factors can have adverse repercussions on the quality of data and information. however, by introducing artificial intelligence technology, these challenges can be circumvented, replacing traditional manual operating procedures. artificial intelligence technology possesses robust intelligent management capabilities and can be integrated with big data technology to achieve efficient handling of information data. on one hand, it can effectively reduce error rates in the management of network databases. simultaneously, it can enhance the management capabilities of computer technology. 2.3. enhancing the security of computer network technology. despite the rapid information transmission speed and efficiency of computer network technology, the environment in which it operates is notably complex. during the management of computer operations, it is susceptible to disruptions caused by human factors and objective environmental elements. consequently, this can lead to various issues such as data loss and damage, negatively impacting people's regular work. however, with the integration of artificial intelligence technology, the security management capabilities of computer network technology can be significantly enhanced. this is achieved through the establishment of intelligent firewalls on computer systems and the implementation of artificial intelligence-based immune techniques. these methods serve to bolster computer security, ensuring that computer operating systems can achieve the goal of safety and stability. 3. innovative applications of artificial intelligence in computer technology 3.1. data warehousing and data migration. the transition from a data warehouse to a data mart is currently a focal point of innovation in artificial intelligence technology. prior to commencing the project, thorough investigation and preliminary groundwork are essential. based on existing data, a concrete project plan must be formulated. when establishing a measurement retrieval management system, the stability of the entire architecture must be ensured, which includes data synchronization tools, centralized service buses, portals, and scheduling tools—all of which cannot be arbitrarily modified. in this context, an alternative approach based on a big data platform has been proposed to reduce the overall risks associated with system migration. throughout the migration process, taking model migration as an example, the original business logic is retained while making slight modifications to the interface layer model, basic layer model, and summary layer model. however, the underlying module structure of this system is complex and highly interrelated, necessitating special attention during the restructuring process. in the original system, teradata's database has been integrated, offering the advantage of a "one-stop" multi-mode data processing platform for batch loading. it conveniently connects and manages its data sources, providing full compatibility with teradata's data types and structured query language, significantly reducing the cost of migration. successful migration will greatly enhance system performance. 3.2. cloud data platform and machine learning platform building upon the tos multi-tenancy model, we introduce big data technology into machine learning to establish a tosoriented multi-tenancy model while providing relevant performance services. through unified configuration, we dynamically allocate various resources, such as storage, computing, and networking, based on distinct user requirements, achieving complete isolation. each tenant's data analysts and operators can work in a relatively separated environment that supports their operational activities. this dynamic resource adjustment facilitates resource sharing. the operation of the multi-tenancy 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[6] xu hebing(hengyang preschool education college, hengyang, hunan province,421000 china)application of artificial intelligence in cmputer network technology [j]. science & technology information,2022.10 p13-15. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 63 a question answering system for situation puzzle with spqa tian zhao * mathematics department, city university of hong kong, hong kong sar, 999077, china * corresponding author email: zhaotian8858@gmail.com abstract: there are many questions answering (qa) system built for solving qa tasks. in 2020 and 2022, allen institute and the university of washington proposed unifiedqa and unifiedqa-v2. their core concept is that the semantic understanding and reasoning capabilities required by models are common, and may not require format specific models although the qa task forms are different. behind this concept, i build a new qa model named spqa, aiming to answer the situation puzzle questions by adding new situation-puzzle related dataset (spq). in addition, i evaluate the performance of spqa and unifiedqa-v2 for fine-tuning and prompt-tuning. the results of fine-tuning indicate that spq dataset is important for fine-tuning and prompttuning to answer situation puzzle questions well, but also make the answering ability of normal yes/no questions worse. eventually, the results of prompt-tuning indicate that the effects of spq is larger and more significant on situation puzzle questions and normal yes/no questions under the same data scale. in the future work, the further research like building larger spq dataset should be considered. keywords: nlp; question answering; situation puzzle; unifiedqa; unifiedqa-v2; spqa. 1. introduction situation puzzles (also called “lateral thinking puzzles” or "yes/no puzzles”) are usually played by a group of players. the players asking questions which can only be answered with "yes" or "no" to the person who is hosting the game. depending on the settings and difficulty of the puzzle, some information can be added in the answers, such as hints, simple explanations about why the answer is that, or be informed by “not related”. the puzzle is informed by “solved” when one of the players can state the same process or truth as the host’s thought [1]. 1.1. background in 2017, transformer (vaswani et al.) has been proved for machine translation problem [2] and then widely used in various nlp problem (radford et al., 2018; devlin et al., 2018; mccann et al., 2018; yu et al., 2018) [3-6]. in 2018, bert was proposed by google. its “bidirectional encoder representation from transformers” was awarded the best long paper award at the 2019 north american branch of the association for computational linguistics (naacl), and its performance on 11 nlp tasks has set a new record [7]. in the same year, the gpt model proposed by openai can be migrated to nlp [8]. in 2019, bart method combined bert and gpt model [10]. its “bidirectional and auto-regressive transformers” built a pre training language model by transformer model with encoder-decoder structure [9]. in the same year, with the introduction of a large-scale pre training model, almost all nlp tasks became "pre-train to fine-tune" mode. instead of modifying the pre training model itself, people generally introduced few additional parameters (network layer) to complete downstream tasks by setting various objective functions. at this point, the focus of work has shifted to objective function engineering [10]. in 2020, google released the t5 model. its most important role is to provide a common framework for the entire nlp pre training model field, transforming all tasks into one form. after that, the main task became how to convert tasks into appropriate text-input and text-output [11]. however, as pre-trained language models (plms) become larger and larger, the requirements of hardware, data, and actual costs are also increasing. what’s more, the design of the pre-training and fine-tuning stages become complex as the result of the large and diverse downstream tasks. in order to explore smaller, more lightweight, and more universal and efficient methods, researchers attempt to use “prompt” method. in 2021, "pre train, prompt, and predict" was introduced and the original "pre-train to fine-tune" mode has gradually been replaced by this mode. people no longer use customized objective function engineering to adapt pre training models to downstream tasks. instead, various downstream tasks are redefined under a short text prompt to resemble as much as possible the problem forms that plms solves during training [12]. 1.2. related works qa tasks is a kind of downstream tasks in nlp. although the qa task forms are different, the semantic understanding and reasoning capabilities required by models are common, and may not require format specific models. based on this concept, allen institute and the university of washington proposed the first pre training question answering model, unifiedqa, on emnlp in november 2020, which can handle multiple forms of questions and answers, becoming a new sota for multiple question answering tasks. all nlp tasks can be converted to seq2seq tasks. based on the same idea, unifiedqa is a text-to-text pre training question answering model. the encoder receives questions spliced with "\n", and the decoder generates answers [13]. in 2022, the original team only added more pre training datasets to the original unifiedqa for pre training, which further improved the performance of the model on both the "seen" dataset and the "unseen" dataset to unifiedqa-v2[14]. at the same time, gpt-2 had 1.5 billion parameters in 64 2019[15]. in 2020, gpt-3 already had an astonishing 175 billion parameters [16]. in 2022, instrumentgpt and chatgpt [17]. on march 14, 2023, gpt-4 was released [18]. this paper focuses on constructing a question answering system based on spqa for situation puzzles. regarding unfiedqa-v2 model as original model and adding situation puzzles training set, i constructed a situation-puzzle qa model (spqa) and then a spqa prompt tuning model. eventually, i compared the appearance of unifiedqa, spqa, spqa-prompt and chatgpt (gpt-3.5) on solving situationpuzzle problem. 2. methodology in this paper, i used two methods: unifiedqa (v1 and v2) multi-format training and fine tuning, and parameter-efficient prompt tuning aim to evaluate the performance of adding spq datasets. 2.1. multi-format training in unifiedqa firstly, i want to train a spqa model that can operate over formats , , … , , like the structure of unifiedqa model. for each format , there is ℓ datasets set: , , … , ℓ , where , , which includes training set and evaluation set . if the dataset is considered to be used only for evaluation, i will ignore the aim to treat as an “unseen” dataset. in spqa model, the “unseen” dataset only includes “yes/no questions” format datasets. in pre-processing progress, i also transfer each training question in format into a plain-text input representation , which is the same as that of unifiedqa training datasets. i use the unifiedqa approach of creating a mixed training pool including all available training examples: ⋃ ⋃ | ∈ℓ (1) 2.2. adapter tuning and parameter-efficient prompt tuning adapter tuning is related to multi-task and continual learning but also differ because the tasks don’t interact and the shared parameters are fixed, which indicates that the model can remember previous tasks perfectly by using few task-specific parameters. parameter-efficient prompt tuning (also called soft-prompt tuning) proposed the use of adapter modules to transfer, thereby creating a compact and extensible model. only a few trainable parameters added in each task, and new tasks can be added without the need to revisit previous ones [19]. 3. experiment according to the paper of unifiedqa, its concept is suitable for text-to-text encoding and therefore used t5 and bart to reach this multi-task target. unifiedqa eventually used t5-11b and bart-large as the starting point to pretrain. for the further research, unifiedqa-v2 is trained on 20 datasets while unifiedqa is trained on 8 datasets. in addition, unifiedqa-v2 is trained for 350k steps and unifiedqa is trained for 100k steps [13-14]. in this paper, i also use t5 as the starting point to pretrain. firstly, i collect, generate and pre-process some situation puzzle data and put them into the situation puzzle dataset (spq), and then train 20 unifiedqa-v2 datasets + spq dataset in the model. in the end, i fine-tune them by tpu and prompttune them by gpu and discuss the differences between the spqa and unifiedqa-v2. 3.1. situation puzzle dataset table 1. situation puzzle dataset example questions answers am i a tramp and i will die because of the cold? no is my coming death related to my career? yes are my pants different from the ordinary pants? yes are my pants related to my career? yes are my pants used to ensure my safety? yes is my career about underwater works? no is my career about underground works? no is my career about ground works? no is my career about high altitude works? no is my career about space works? yes in this paper, i added some datasets about situation puzzle. take an example, the contents of the story are: “my pants are torn, i know i'm going to die soon. because i am an astronaut. one day, i was carrying out a mission in space wearing a spacesuit when i suddenly noticed that my pants were torn. afterwards, i was exposed to space without air pressure and oxygen, and in less than a few seconds, i would die.” the questions and answers show in the table 1. 3.2. training models and datasets in this paper, like the construction of unifiedqa and unifiedqa-v2, i use the t5 architecture (raffel et al., 2020) for spqa and train it for 102k. training datasets shows as follows: spqa (21 datasets): squad 1.1, squad 2, newsqa, quoref, ropes, narrativeqa, drop, naturalquestions, mctest, race, openbookqa, arc, commonsenseqa, qasc, physicaliqa, socialiqa, winogrande, boolq, multirc (yes/no), boolq-np, spq. 3.3. details on the experiments some details on the experiments shows as follows: (1) models: t5(3b-tpu) and t5(gpu). (2) model sizes: mostly t5(3b-tpu) which has 3 billion parameters. (3) input/output size: use token-limits of size 512 and 100 for inputs and outputs. (4) # of iterations for pretraining on the seed datasets: all models are trained for 102k on the seed datasets. (5) learning rates: use 3e-3 for t5(3b-tpu) and t5(gpu). (6) batch sizes: use batches of 16 for the t5(3b-tpu) and batches of 2 for t5(gpu). (7) infrastructure: use v2-8 tpus for t5(3b-tpu) models and 16g gpus for t5(gpu) models. (8) fine tuning on datasets: fine-tuned for 102k steps and checkpoints were saved per 20k steps. 4. evaluation and results in this paper, i compared the spqa with the unifiedqav2 and evaluate a fixed checkpoint across the target datasets: boolq, boolq-np, boolq-cs (unseen), spq and spq-test (unseen): both checkpoint 100k for spqa and unifiedqa-v2. in addition, i discuss the prompt tuning between the spqa and unifiedqa-v2. eventually, i observe the characteristics 65 of the answers given by the spqa, unifiedqa-v2 and chatgpt (gpt3.5). evaluation datasets shows as follows: (1) boolq (clark et al., 2019), boolq-np (khashabi et al., 2020a) the binary (yes/no) subset of multirc (khashabi et al., 2018) (2) boolq-cs (unseen) from strategyqa (geva et al., 2021) and pubmedqa (jin et al., 2019). 4.1. metrics i evaluate each dataset via their common metric by the accuracy. for yes/no questions, if the model gives the correct answer (“yes” or “yes, it is right.”), it gains one score. otherwise, it gains no score. in addition, i also provide “aggregate scores” that compare the two models. for “aggregate scores”, it gives two metrics: 1.the difference between the average performance score of spqa and unifiedqa-v2 models of the same size (indicated with ‘sp – uni2’); 2.the percentage that spqa causes a better performance than unifiedqa-v2 of the same size (indicated with ‘sp uni2?’) [14]. 4.2. evaluation i evaluate each bool qa dataset via their common metric. table 2. evaluation between unifiedqa-v2 and spqa with fine-tuning boolq-dev boolq-np-dev boolq-cs-dev(unseen) spq-dev spq-test(unseen) unifiedqa-v2 spqa unifiedqa-v2 spqa unifiedqa-v2 spqa unifiedqa-v2 spqa unifiedqa-v2 spqa small 70.795 70.306 63.494 59.795 36.560 34.553 65.000 65.000 70.000 75.000 base 76.177 78.960 72.367 73.486 44.510 46.084 75.000 85.000 70.000 85.000 large 77.829 81.865 74.987 76.764 45.612 47.580 80.000 85.000 95.000 95.000 3b 86.606 85.291 83.149 81.082 49.587 47.658 85.000 80.000 100.000 100.000 table 3. aggregate scores that contrast the two models with fine tuning average aggregated unifiedqa-v2 spqa sp uni2 sp uni2? small 61.170 60.931 -0.239 33 base 67.611 73.706 6.095 100 large 74.686 77.242 2.556 100 3b 80.868 78.806 -2.062 17 table 4. evaluation between unifiedqa-v2 and spqa with prompt-tuning boolq-dev boolq-np-dev boolq-cs-dev(unseen) spq-dev spq-test(unseen) prompt unifiedqa-v2 spqaprompt unifiedqa-v2 spqaprompt unifiedqa-v2 spqaprompt unifiedqa-v2 spqaprompt unifiedqa-v2 spqaprompt small 0.750 0.650 0.550 0.500 0.700 0.700 0.500 0.400 0.550 0.550 base 0.550 0.550 0.150 0.300 0.700 0.700 0.500 0.400 0.300 0.500 large 0.550 0.550 0.750 0.600 0.700 0.650 0.450 0.450 0.300 0.650 table 5. aggregate scores that contrast the two models with prompt-tuning average aggregated unifiedqa-v2 spqa sp-uni2 sp uni2? small 0.610 0.560 -0.050 33 base 0.440 0.490 0.050 83 large 0.550 0.580 0.030 67 4.3. results summarize the tpu (v2.8) fine-tuning results from table 2 and table 3. in all experiments, spqa causes 2.23% performance improvements over unifiedqa-v2, on average (‘sp – uni2’). the highest gains appear on mid-sized ‘base’ models (9.01% for overall, 6.22% for in-domain and 14.4% for out-of-domain). on the contrary, the lowest gains appear on the extreme sizes (‘small’ and ‘3b’). similar tendency shows with ‘sp uni2?’ metric (percentage that spqa outperforms unifiedqa-v2). on this metric, all the numbers are only above 10%, which demonstrates that spqa models generally don’t causes better performance on all yes/no qa datasets. however, on spqtest(unseen), particularly, the numbers are always 100%, which demonstrates that spqa models causes better performance on all situation puzzle qa datasets. in addition, spqa of size‘base’ outperforms unifiedqa-v2 of the same size on both 100% of the datasets, for in-domain and outdomain datasets. according to the results of fine-tuning part, unifiedqav2 always keeps the performance well, especially on normal yes/no questions for small and 3b. on the other side, the spqa always keeps better performance than unifiedqav2, especially on situation puzzle questions from small to 3b. when the model scales are ‘base’ and ‘large’, spqa is faster than unifiedqa-v2 to get the receptable results. when the model scale reaches to 3b, unifiedqa-v2 begin to surpassed spqa on all the yes/no questions, which means the situation puzzle training dataset may affect the system to judge the normal questions. summarizing the gpu prompt-tuning results from table 4 and table 5. in all experiments, spqa-prompt causes 1.88% performance improvements over unifiedqa-v2-prompt, on average (‘sp – uni2’). the highest gains appear on midsized ‘base’ models (11.36% for overall, 4.17% for in-domain and 20.0% for out-of-domain). on the contrary, the lowest gains appear on the extreme size (‘small’). similar tendency shows with ‘sp uni2?’ metric (percentage that spqa-prompt outperforms unifiedqa 66 v2-prompt). on this metric, all the numbers are only above 30%, which demonstrates that spqa models generally don’t causes better performance on all yes/no qa datasets. however, on spq-test(unseen), particularly, the numbers are always 100%, which demonstrates that spqa models causes better performance on all situation puzzle qa datasets. in addition, spqa of size‘base’ outperforms unifiedqa-v2prompt of the same size on 66.7% and 100% of the datasets, for in-domain and out-domain datasets, respectively. according to the results of prompt-tuning part, all datasets trained under the same data scale. unifiedqa-v2 and spqa keep the similar performance for ‘small’ and ‘base’. for ‘large’ model, the situation puzzle dataset affects more significantly, make the performance of spq test is better and make the performance of other normal yes/no datasets worse. 4.4. spqa vs unifiedqa vs chatgpt (gpt-3.5) according to the table 6, i take some examples as the reference. when the contents of a situation puzzle are about the crime or the negative information, the chatgpt will reject the requests because of the legal reasons even though this topic is just a story. when the contents of a situation puzzle are about the other aspects, the chatgpt may sometimes give the answers such as “the information given is not clear”, “can’t answer and need more information” or “not mentioned in the story”, means that chatgpt need more information about the stories clearly mentioned in these questions. in these situation-puzzle questions, chatgpt has a serious attitude and will refuse to answer questions without clear answers, like serious humans. however, for this point, the rules need the model to answer only by “yes” or “no”, so the answers sometimes given by chatgpt is unacceptable. table 6. the performance of spqa and unifiedqa-v2 compared with chatgpt situation puzzle with crime situation puzzle without crime chatgpt refuse to answer “the information given is not clear” “not mentioned in the story” if it answered, the answers are right. unifiedqa-v2 (small) still have wrong answers neither “yes” nor “no” (small) still have wrong answers neither “yes” nor “no” spqa judge the task without mistakes, but the correct rate is properly the same as unifiedqa-v2. on situation puzzle questions, the performance is faster to reach the target. judge the task without mistakes, but the correct rate is properly the same as unifiedqa-v2. on situation puzzle questions, the performance is faster to reach the target. 5. conclusion in this paper, i used the t5 architecture, like unifiedqa’s structure, trained and fine-tuned a new model named spqa to answer situation puzzle questions to reach the requests by adding a new dataset spq on tpu-v2.8. in addition, i used less datasets on gpu to train and prompt-tuned a new model titled spqa-prompt to answer situation puzzle questions under the same dataset scale. according to the performance as above, the conclusion is that situation puzzle datasets (spq) is important for fine-tuning and prompt-tuning to answer situation puzzle questions, but also make the answering ability of normal yes/no questions worse. for fine-tuning, the performance of spqa for ‘3b’ is good enough at the current stage. however, because of tpu and gpu limit and the data scales of spq dataset, the effects of larger spq dataset, data scale of ‘11b’ and prompt-tuning with larger datasets cannot considered in this paper. in addition, the performance and gains are not quite uniform for all datasets. i will try to build and train the model only with large spq dataset and other further research in the future work. acknowledgments tpu for performing experiments and researches were provided by gcps of google. references [1] jed hartman, rec.puzzles archive 27 aug 1998 http://www. kith.org/logos/things/sitpuz/lateral.html. 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(2021). the power of scale for parameter-efficient prompt tuning. arxiv preprint arxiv:2104.08691. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 117 machine learning based data analysis for wordle game zidong wu * department of hangzhou dianzi university, zhejiang, china * corresponding author email: wzd1052390788@163.com abstract: as wordle game is becoming more and more popular all over the world, the study of the intrinsic patterns and problem-solving techniques of the game has become a popular topic. in this paper, we obtained daily result files of wordle over a period of time, which included data such as words of the day, the number of people who reported their scores on the day, and the number of players who entered the difficult mode, and further analyzed the data. in order to predict the results reported on a future day, this paper first eliminates the abnormal data in the dataset, and then builds the lstm model and arima model. on the test set, the mape (mean absolute error) of the lstm model is 5.643, and the lstm is significantly better than the arima model. secondly, in order to predict the distribution of word results for a given future date, the 12 features of the network training data were first subjected to pca dimensionality reduction, and the results showed that the percentages were consistent with time by performing the shapiro-wilk normalization test on the correlation percentages. based on this observation, we built a bplstm parallel model to extract word attributes and extract percentage features over time. the model has a mape of 6.09, which outperforms a bp neural network that can only extract word attributes. keywords: wordle; arima; lstm; bp-lstm-parallel. 1. introduction wordle is a popular word guessing game on the internet [1]. players have up to six chances to guess a five-letter word. for each guess, the system gives a hint based on how well the guessed word matches the correct answer. the game is designed so that you can easily share your word-guessing patterns after guessing the answer. the game can only be played once a day and people all over the world are guessing the same word. as a result, the process of winning players sharing their word-guessing results is very social. thanks to its fun rules and healthy social attributes, wordle has been played by tens of thousands of people for more than 300 days. we tried to analyze the results of future game reports based on past data and attempted to analyze the difficulty of each word in the questions. in this paper, we have information on the date and number of wordle matches, the daily match questions, the number of people reporting scores each day, the number of players participating in the difficult mode each day, and the percentage of guesses (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, x) attempted by each player. a time series model is created based on the number of results reported each day to predict the range of results on a future date. also in this paper, an attempt is made to create a predictive model to further predict the distribution of reported results for a single player attempt to guess on a particular day in the future. 2. data preprocessing at the beginning of data preprocessing, we need to make sure that the data is available. outlier handling. in general prediction problems, the model is usually a representation of the overall structure of the sample data. the model focuses on the general properties of the sample as a whole, and points where the properties are completely inconsistent with the sample as a whole are called outliers. first, we found that the number of outcome reports for november 29, 2022 was only 2,569, which is much less than the number of reports for december 1, 2022 and november 29, 2022, so we deleted the data for this day so that it would not participate in the model construction. second, we also calculated the sum of the correlation percentages for specific dates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, x). smoothing filter. the time series are predicted and trained one by one in terms of time. in this example, we are predicting march 1, almost 60 days before the last day of the dataset. if the prediction is done on a day-by-day basis, the prediction is difficult and prone to large errors. in order to reduce the prediction error, we use the average of 10 days as the time unit for training and prediction, which reduces the span of the time unit for prediction. the following formula is the relevant formula for smoothing filtering. (1) standardized processing. in machine learning, we often need to process different types of data. here, we normalize the number of results reported each day. the relevant expression is as follows: where µ and σ are the mean and standard deviation of the sample data, respectively. (2) 3. forecasting the number of reports 3.1. arima model arima model, fully known as auto regressive integrated moving average model, is a time series detection method proposed by box and jenkins in the early 1970s [2]. the arima model is determined by three important parameters 118 (p, d, q), where p is the autoregressive term, d is the number of difference terms when the time series is stationary, and q is the number of moving average terms. this model is a combination of autoregressive (ar) and moving average (ma), which can transform non-stationary time series into stationary time series, and then regresses the lagged values of the dependent variable, the present value of the random error term, and lagged values into the established model. the arima prediction model can be written as the following formula: (3) where is the order of the autoregressive model (ar), is the order of the moving average model (am), is the error term between time and 1 , and are the fitting coefficients, and is a constant term [2]. after calculation, it can be concluded that p=1, q=1, and d=3 in our established arima model. we utilize the established arima model for prediction and the prediction results are shown in figure 1. figure 1. arima model prediction results 3.2. lstm model in addition to using traditional machine learning methods to predict the number of reported results on march 1, 2023 we also tried to use deep learning methods. in recent years, deep learning algorithms have been widely used in the field of time series forecasting models. compared with machine learning, the most important feature of deep learning models is that they do not require the use of a priori knowledge to construct feature engineering, and can automatically learn the features of continuous text from data. there are various types of deep learning models, among which rnn (recurrent neural network) is more suitable for processing time series. lstm (long short-term memory) neural network is a variant of rnn, which improves the performance of rnn by memorizing the long prior information to solve the problem of gradient vanishing and explosion. in this example, we use the lstm model to predict the number of future reported outcomes. lstm, or long short-term memory, is a special kind of recurrent neural network. it introduces the concepts of input threshold, forgetting gate and output gate, and is widely used in speech recognition, text processing, etc. the structure of lstm neural network is shown in figure 2. figure 2. decision tree basic structure the lstm controls through an input gate and a forgetting gate. the forgetting gate ft controls the ratio of the previous state to the state of the cell at the current moment. thus, the lstm can retain a large amount of past information through the forgetting gate. the input gate controls the ratio of the current moment's input to the current moment's cell state . this helps to ensure that the content of valid information enters the memory. it also prevents some useless information from being saved again [3]. the activation function of the lstm uses a sigmoid function. the sigmoid function is a smooth step function that is derivable and therefore mitigates the problem of vanishing gradients and can nonlinearly compress values between 0 and 1 to indicate how much information is passing through the sigmoid layer. (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) we use the established lstm model for prediction and the prediction results are shown in figure 3. figure 3. lstm model prediction results 3.3. model comparison analysis and questions and answers by comparing the training and validation accuracies of arima model and lstm model, we understand that lstm model gives better prediction results. the model performance evaluation table is shown in table 1. table 1. model performance evaluation table model mse mape arima 0.163 10.332 lstm 0.051 5.643 119 4. wordle outcome distribution prediction model 4.1. predictive theory according to the requirements of the topic, we need to build a model to predict the distribution of reported results corresponding to a word on a certain date in the future. in other words, a multiple-input multiple-output prediction model is built with the relevant attributes of the word and the date of occurrence as input variables, and the relevant percentages of answers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, x) as output variables. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, x) as output variables. therefore, we try to build relevant deep learning models. let the independent variable be time d, the sequence of independent variable word attributes , , , … , , and the sequence of percentage distribution of output report results , , , … , . its related expression is shown in the following equation. (9) 4.2. forecasting methods first, we need to determine the relevant attributes of the words. still based on the word attribute labels used in the first question, each word attribute is vectorized in the same way. as traditionally understood, a player's problem-solving performance should only be related to the word difficulty of the day. each day's word difficulty should be independent of time. therefore, we try to use only word attributes as dependent variables and build the model using bp neural network. after testing, we found that the accuracy of the model was low. then we considered that there are some loyal players in wordle game. they play the game every day. in the day-today training, their proficiency will get higher and higher, so it will gradually improve the overall completion of the game over time. in order to prove that the answer situation is related to time, we conducted a normalization test on the distribution data of the seven answer results. after the test, it was found that the data of the results of each trial did not satisfy the normal distribution, which proved that the original data was related to time. in order to introduce the time variable, we introduced the lstm neural network into the original bp neural network and constructed a new network structure. the specific structure of the bp-lstm-parallel model is shown in figure 4. figure 4. the specific structure of bp-lstm-parallel model 4.2.1. bp neural network first of all, as can be seen from the name, bp neural network can be divided into two parts, bp and neural network. bp is the abbreviation of back propagation, which means back propagation [4]. bp networks can learn and store a large number of inputoutput pattern mapping relationships without revealing the mathematical formulas describing the mapping relationships beforehand. its learning rule is to minimize the sum of squared errors of the network by continuously adjusting the weights and thresholds of the network through backpropagation using the steepest descent method. the bp neural network flowchart is shown in figure 5. figure 5. bp neural network flow chart 4.2.2. test for normality of answer distribution in order to determine whether the percentage of guessing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 words correctly or not solving the puzzle was time-dependent, we attempted to test for normality of the percentages for each day. due to the small total amount of data for this question, we chose the shapiro-wilk method for the test. for the results of the normality test, if the p-value is greater than 0.05, we consider that it conforms to a normal distribution; conversely, if the p-value is less than 0.05, we consider that it does not conform to a normal distribution. the results of the normality test are shown in table 2. table 2. shapiro-wilk test results attempts 1try 2try 3try 4try 5try 6try 7ormoretries(x) p value 0.0000.0010.0340.003 0.151 0.000 0.000 from the results of the normality test shown in table 2, it can be seen that most of the variables do not conform to a normal distribution. therefore, we believe that the relative percentage of time spent answering questions is related to time. therefore, we introduced the time variable in our model. 4.2.3. bp-lstm parallel modeling in building this model, we first input the answer distribution features with temporal features into the lstm branch to extract the temporal features and get the feature vector reflecting the temporal dimension features. we input the word attribute features without temporal features in another branch and output the reflection. word attribute features, then the features obtained from the two branches are spliced, and finally the distribution of answers is obtained through the output of the fully connected layer [5]. the specific structure of the model is shown in figure 6. figure 6. detailed structure of bp-lstm-parallel model 120 4.3. comparative analysis of model prediction performance we select 80% of the data as the training set to train the model and select the remaining 20% of the data as the test set to validate the model. the results of the model on the training and test sets are shown below. 4.3.1. performance during model training we train the model. in general, the self-built network model is trained better than the traditional bp neural network. however, our training method introduces some error into the self-built network. when we use the model for prediction, we use day-by-day prediction, so when predicting, we need to set the word attributes to random numbers for prediction and add eerie word attributes for prediction until march 1st. randomly generated word attributes may lead to biased results, and small amount of data and high jitter may lead to overfitting of the model. intuitively analyzing the pca dimensionality reduction test results for the test set of the above two models, it can be seen in figure 7 that the bp neural network gradually deviates from the true value, while the bp-lstm-parallel model has a smaller error from the true value and the trend of the true value is the same, which can be seen that the bp-lstmparallel model is better than the bp neural network. figure 7. comparison of two neural networks 4.3.2. performance during model testing the bp-lstm-parallel model performs well when testing the model. the mape of the model on the test set is 6.09, so the deviation of the model prediction results will not exceed 6.09%. the correlation results are shown in table 3. table 3. model performance evaluation table model mse mape bpnn 0.49 31.10 bp-lstm-parallel model 0.3 6.09 5. model evaluation as the original dataset fluctuates, lstm can fit and predict the data better than other models when the data fluctuates. therefore, lstm model can achieve better results. the bplstm-parallel model not only takes into account the effect of word attributes, but also finds the temporal regularity of the percentage, which leads to better prediction. references [1] du hua. design and practice of english reading teaching with word cloud mapping--taking wordle, a word cloud mapping tool, as an example[j]. modern education technology, 2012,22(09):65-69. 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[5] wang wei-qiang, yu jin-quan, zhou yi-he et al. vehicle speed prediction based on bp-lstm combined neural network model [j]. intelligent computer and application,2022, 12(06): 54-59. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 77 a joint fake news detection model based on multi‐ features shuxia ren 1, *, ning he 1 and xuanzheng zhang 2 1 school of software engineering, tiangong university, tianjin, 300387, china 2 school of computer science and technology, tiangong university, tianjin, 300387, china * corresponding author: shuxia ren (email: t_rsx@126.com) abstract: text analysis-based models have achieved outstanding results in fake news detection tasks in recent years, which is closely linked to the quantity and quality enhancement of feature information extracted from the text. drawing upon the existing semantic detection frameworks, studies in this field concentrate on extracting various textual information through a solitary auxiliary feature, text stance feature or sentiment feature. however, it is challenging to depict the general attributes of the text using a single auxiliary feature, which frequently results in missing essential details and leaves problems with stance distortion and emotional resonance. to tackle the problem, this study proposes a joint model for identifying fake news, incorporating numerous textual characteristics. by extracting and blending various aspects of text features, i.e., semantic, stance and sentiment features, a more detailed and effective joint analysis of textual information is attained, resulting in improved performance in fake news detection. on the rumoureval-17 datasets, our model attains the macro f1 score of 0.891, surpassing current models for detecting rumors. additionally, our model obtains a macro f1 score of 0.904 on the latest covid-19 dataset, demonstrating strong competitiveness and promising prospects for fake news detection. keywords: multi-features; joint analysis; fake news detection; deep learning. 1. introduction the past few years have witnessed a quick expansion of diverse social media, which has in turn led to the proliferation of false news in various fields owing to inadequate regulation. from daily news, such as the covid-19 situation [1], to major topics like the 2016 presidential election campaign [2], all are impacted by the negative consequences of online false information. for example, the prevalence of pseudoscientific therapies and conspiracy theories on social media makes it challenging to encourage the covid-19 vaccine [3]. therefore, to minimize its influence on the general public, it is crucial to identify and prevent the dissemination of fake news on these platforms, and this work is referred as fake news detection [4]. in this field, existing methods mainly utilize four categories of features to detect fake information: text [2, 5–9], user and publisher profile [2, 10–13], social context [14–18], and images [19–23]. in text-based research, emotional, stance, and semantic information are valuable features for identifying news authenticity. in terms of emotional signals, conroy et al claimed that negative emotional features could be excavated for fake news detection [24] in 2015. based on the opinion, the rise of emotional lexicons by 2018, a dictionary containing sentimental polarity words [25, 26], achieved more comprehensive mining of the news context. zhang et al stepped further in 2021, by introducing the emotions of publishers and commenters, which showed robust performance [27].as for the stance feature, this signal had been initially used in congressional floor debate to infer one’s standpoint in 2006 [28]. then, based on bidirectional rnn, augenstein et al successfully detected the stance of text with high performance in 2016. from then on, with the transferring from parliaments to the twitter platform [29] and the evaluation of the stance strength among different texts [30], the application of position detection has shown a more diverse development, over the past few years, as claimed in 2019 by genevieve gorrell et al, stance detection has become the cornerstone of some stance-induced tasks, such as fake news detection [29]. however, in fake news detection, both the stance-semantic based model and the emotionsemantic based model, which are considered state-of-the-art, only utilize two of the aforementioned three features. this leaves room for potential issues. for the stance-semantic model [31], stance distortion issues exist wherein news publishers may attempt to manipulate the public’s stance in a way that is similar to real news reporting. this is done in an objective tone to deliberately align stances with those of the publisher, which can evoke negative emotions from people. as a result, stancesemantic-based models may become confused by the falsified stance alignment present in fake news. as demonstrated in fig. 1(a), fake news creators manipulate individuals’ thoughts and perspectives by utilising respected organisations (such as china daily) and specific locations (like beijing), leading individuals to side with the false information despite any negative feelings towards it. this poses difficulties for stancesemantic-based models in identifying such instances of fake news. emotional resonance problems also arise from the emotion-semantic based model [27, 32]. imitating the writing style of genuine news, fake news employs sentimental language to intentionally elicit public sympathy, a sense of justice, or outrage. this poses a challenge to emotionsemantic based models. as depicted in fig. 1(b), fake news publishers successfully use emotional words (e.g., overjoyed) to elicit positive comments from readers, which can confuse the judgment of the models, even though some individuals may be skeptical of the news. 78 (a)a case of stance distortion problems: false news report distorts people's ideas, although it may cause discomfort (b)a case of emotional resonance problems: false news post has aroused people's wrong feelings, although people have different views on it fig 1. two pieces of fake news on social media that deliberately misleads people to have wrong feelings or position judgments to tackle the problems, this paper designs a multi-featurebased joint detection model for fake news, which extracts and fuses the semantic feature, emotional feature, and stance feature in a post and its related comments. for the issue of stance distortion, the inclusion of an emotional feature provides a more accurate representation of the negative emotions that arise from fake news. this helps to eliminate the phenomenon of consistent stance created by rumor mongers. for the issue of emotional resonance, the inclusion of an emotional feature provides a more accurate representation of the views of commenters. this helps to avoid the effect of false emotions that arise from fake news. eventually, the supplementary information for our model’s numerous functionalities accomplishes a more appropriate collaborative analysis of false news. in this study, our contributions are illustrated as follows: we introduce a dual emotional information module in our fake news detection model. the module considers the sentiment of both the post and comments, which is highly effective in reducing stance distortion. we add a stance information module to our fake news detection framework. analyzing the distribution of stances in news comments, the module successfully avoids any emotional resonance. we first realize the joint analysis of semantic, stance, and emotional information in fake news detection. on the rumoureval-17 dataset, our model obtains the highest macro f1 score of 0.891, respectively, among different rumor detection models. the model was also evaluated on a realtime covid-19 dataset, achieving an impressive macro f1 score of 0.904, demonstrating its excellent processing capability. 2. the proposed model 2.1. model structure the core idea of the proposed multi-feature model is to extract the semantic and emotional features of the news as well as its related comments and combine them with the stance features of the commentators to form a joint rumor detection with multiple features. fig. 2 shows the framework of the whole model. specifically, to represent different features, two main representations are used in this paper: (1) semantic representation, and (2) dual emotion-stance representation. the former is used to represent the semantic features extracted from the news content and the news comment section, while the latter consists of two subcomponents, one is the dual emotional information, i.e., the sentiment information of the publisher and the commenter, and the other is commenters’ stance information. in this section, the extraction of these two main features will be introduced in detail, as well as the workflow of the entire model. fig 2. the framework of the proposed model fig 3. the component of dual emotion-stance representation 2.2. dual emotion-stance representation aiming at dealing with the problems of (1) stance distortion problems and (2) emotional resonance problems, the dual emotion-stance representation is designed. it is a vector contains two main parts of the comment set: dual emotional information module and stance information module. these two parts of the vector will be explained in detail in 3.3-3.5 and their overall structure is shown in fig. 3. 2.3. dual emotional information fig 4. a case of online fake news using several tricks to influence public positions the dual emotional information module is the representation of the features and differences between news content emotion and comment emotion, which is used to relieve the (1) stance distortion problems. in this problem, fake news publishers rarely use a large number of emotional words to guide people’s emotions. instead, they use a tone that imitates objective news reports and a large number of fake details to confuse people’s judgments and positions. this includes making up something the authority didn’t say and providing false but precise times, locations, names, or organizations in the news. such a trick aligns people’s stances with fake news, making it difficult for a stance-semanticbased model to verify fake news, since it’s impossible to judge whether this alignment of commenter-publisher stances in news is deliberately created. an example of online fake 79 news that uses the above techniques and distorts people’s positions is shown in fig. 4. but such false news, in order to distort people's stances, often violates people's original cognition by forging "facts". this practice is easy to cause a series of negative emotions of the public, such as shock, frustration, anger, etc., since people may be difficult to accept this "fact" that goes against the common sense. on the contrary, such negative emotions can hardly be aroused by real news, as the reports of these news are more consistent with the public's perception in most cases. therefore, the weakness of stance-semantic based model in stance distortion problems could be made up by extracting and detecting the emotional features of both news texts and comments. based on this, we introduce the dual emotion information module to describe news and comment sentiment. as shown in fig. 3, it is made up of three various components: the news text emotion emo , reader emotion emo , and their emotional difference . among them, news text emotion emo is used to describe the writing sentiment of the news subject, reader emotion emo refers to the overall sentiment of all reader comments, emotional difference emo is used to indicate the emotional difference between readers and news publishers and it is an indicator used to indicate whether a negative emotion is generated, because readers would likely have negative emotions after reading fake news, and their emotions may gradually lose resonance with the emotions of the news content. the extraction methods of the three various components in dual emotion information emo will be introduced in this section. 2.3.1. news text emotion. news text emotion emo refers to the emotion that the author reveals or wants to express when compiling the text. in this paper such emotion signal is composed of three different coarse-grained features: word-level features (lexical sentiment score emo , sentiment magnitude emo ), content-level features (general sentiment sem , general semantic value emo ), and auxiliary features (latent sentiment information emo ). word-level features include lexical sentiment score emo and sentiment magnitude emo . the former is used to represent the type of sentiment words in the text, and the latter reflects the intensity of related sentiment words. to capture such two features, the emotion lexicon is introduced. it is a dictionary containing different sentiment words, where the sentiment categories and intensities of these sentiment words are manually labeled by experts. by tagging emotional words present in news content, we can extract the word-level feature of news content. here, we assume that the sentiment dictionary we use contains d different types of sentiments, and the full set of sentiments can be expressed as e e , e , … , e . in addition, a specific emotion ∈ corresponds to its emotion thesaurus , , , , … , , , where w , is the i emotional word in thesaurus and l refers to the number of vocabularies that the thesaurus holds. the lexical sentiment score emo of a piece of text t can be given by splicing the scores of different sentiments, and one sentiment score can be given by summing the scores of each word s t , e in the corresponding emotional thesaurus. here, t is the j word of text t. to give a more accurate word score, the context of the j word must take into account several factors, including degree words, negation words, and the frequency of word occurrences. thus, given a window size w (suppose that only the left context is considered when scoring, that is, the w words to the left of the j word), the score of each score s t , e can be calculated from formula 1: , ∗ , ∗ , (1) in formula 1, is a matching value (formula 2), which represents whether the word is in thesaurus .while neg ,w and deg ,w represent the negation amount (formula 3) and the degree amount (formula 4) in the window , respectively. 1, ∈ 0, (2) , ∏ (3) deg ,w ∏ deg (4) therefore, for the whole text , the score of a certain emotion , can be obtained by formula 5: , ∑ , , ∀ ∈ (5) finally, all sentiment scores are concatenated to obtain the lexical sentiment score , as shown in equation 6, where ⊕ refers to the concatenation operator and ∈  . , ⊕ , ⊕ …⊕ , (6) as for sentiment magnitude , it is constructed by splicing magnitude score vectors of various emotions in news content. for one certain sentiment of text , we use the same method as lexical sentiment score to extract sentiment scores of words , , but assign strength weights to each score according to the sentiment thesaurus, and then we obtain emotional intensity score ′ , as shown in the following formula 7: , ∑ , ∑ , ∗ int , ∀ ∈ (7) in formula 7, int t represents the emotional intensity of the word in the emotional thesaurus . if the word is not included in the thesaurus , it is recorded as 0. and sentiment magnitude can be obtained through concatenating all the emotional intensity scores from formula 8: ′ , ⊕ ′ , ⊕ …⊕ ′ , , ∈  (8) content-level features are made up of general semantic and general sentiment value . the general semantic describes the semantic expressed in general throughout the passage, while general sentiment value represents the intensity of the overall sentiment of the whole passage. as for general semantic reflects the overall semantic of the news content , based on the semantic detector proposed by nvidia [31], it can be obtained by formula 9: (9) in formula 9, ∈  , where refers to the dimension of the semantic detector output. likewise, in order to measure the general sentiment value of the content, such as strong, flat, etc., an emotion lexicon-based detection detector is used in this paper to extract the corresponding sentiment of text , as shown in 80 formula 10. for general sentiment value with dimension, the final sentiment value ∈  . (10) in addition to words and sentences, there is also latent sentiment information in the text, including nonverbal signals and underlying habits. non-verbal signals include capitalization, punctuation, and emoticons, while underlying habits include the usage frequency of personal pronouns and some emotional words. both types of words have the function of conveying and expressing emotion. for example, the use of non-verbal all-caps "get out of my house!" conveys stronger emotions than lowercase; and in underlying habits, use emoticon ":)" to express happiness, ":(" to express sadness. assuming that the dimension of the latent feature information is , then we can get the latent sentiment information ∈  . finally, the news text emotion of text , denoted as , can be gained through concatenating all the subordinate ingredients of word-level features, content-level features and auxiliary features, as shown in formula 11: ⊕ ⊕ ⊕ ⊕ (11) where ∈  , refers to the dimension of . 2.3.2. reader emotion. the reader emotion is divided into two parts: reader specific sentiment and reader general sentiment. for the first part, the sentiment score for each comment can be calculated in the same way as for news text emotion in section 2.3.1, denoted as , and calculate the score of the entire comment set through equation 12: ⊕ ⊕…⊕ (12) where ∈  . the second part, reader general sentiment has two subordinate components: the average sentiment of the review set and the extreme sentiment of the review set . the average sentiment can be obtained by the mean pooling of equation 13, and the extreme sentiments can be obtained by the max pooling of equation 14. (13) (14) where , ∈  . finally, the reader emotion is derived from formula 15: ⊕ (15) where ∈  . 2.3.3. emotional difference. we design to highlight the emotional differences between authors and reviewers to show whether reviews, highlighting public responses to news. as shown in formula 16, it can be obtained by the difference between news text emotion and two different parts, average sentiment and the extreme sentiment in the review set : ⊕ (16) where ∈  . 2.3.4. dual emotion features module. after performing the steps 3.3.1-3.3.3, dual emotional information module can be connected by its three sub-parts: the news text emotion , reader emotion , and their emotional difference . it is generated as shown in formula 17: ⊕ ⊕ (17) 2.4. stance information. the stance information module is introduced to alleviate the (2) emotional resonance problem. in this problem, due to people's strong sense of group belonging, they tend to receive group cues and group emotional infection. therefore, they are easily guided by specific textual emotions, and immersed in the whirlpool of emotions. in some cases, fake news publishers have exploited this feature by using specific, carefully crafted emotional sentences or words in fake news to evoke emotional resonance in people, even though people may have different positions on the news. this emotional resonance brings detection difficulties to emotion-semantic based models because it is difficult to confirm whether the consistency between news texts and readers' emotions is deliberately created. an example of deliberately using specific emotional words to guide public sentiment is shown in fig. 5. fig 5. a case of online fake news trying to evoke emotional resonance but for this type of fake news, it is difficult to convince the public since the author uses a high proportion of emotional words and lacks factual descriptions. therefore, even if the emotional resonance of the public is evoked, people's stance on the news still won't change much. considering that fake news lacks the support of facts, it is more likely to be opposed by the public than real news. therefore, fake news can be detected by extracting stance information in the comment area to avoid the negative impact of emotional resonance. in this paper, the stance information module is defined as the stance characteristic of a certain news in comment set . in order to comprehensively describe the distribution of different stance in the comment area, three features are taken into account: stance proportion , max-min type , and stance difference . the stance proportion , , . . . , , where fs is the percentage of type of stances in comment set , describes the proportion of different stances in the entire comment area; the max-min stance , , describes the most common stance types and the less common stance types in the comment area; the stance difference describes the distribution difference of the stance categories, which is represented by the variance and standard deviation of the proportions of all stance classes, namely and , respectively. the detailed structure of this feature is shown in table 1: in addition, to obtain the stance of each comment, bert stance classifier is introduced, and fig. 6 shows its structure in detail. classifier receives comment sentences as its input, inside [cls] and [sep] tags. the result of stance classification obtains from [cls], the final token includes a semantic feature vector representing the entire comment. therefore, in a stance detection task with types of stances, for one comment in comment set, the stance category can obtain as formula 18. (18) 81 table 1. the structure of stance features type features stance proportion frequency of stance type 1 ( ) frequency of stance type 2( ) …… frequency of stance type ( ) max-min stance the most common stance types ( ) the less common stance types ( ) stance difference variance of all stance class proportions ( ) standard deviation of all stance class proportions ( ) fig 6. the structure of the bert stance classifier in the actual operation of the stance information module, the bert classifier is firstly used to extract the stances of a specific comment set , , … , one by one to obtain the comment stance set , , … , , as shown in equation 19. (19) then, according to the comment stance set , a series of parameters related to the stance’s distribution can be calculated, including the frequency of all stance type , , . . . , (formula 20), the most common stance types and the less common stance types (formula 21), the variance and standard deviation (formula 22). . . . . . . (20) , , . . . , , , . . . , (21) , , . . . , , , . . . , (22) in equation 20, represents the number of the stance in the comment area. as for equation 21, and are the maximum and minimum index functions. these two functions are used to extract the most frequent and least frequent stance categories in the comment area, respectively. in equation 22, and are the variance and standard deviation functions. after the process mentioned above, three sub-parts of stance information , namely stance proportion , maxmin type , and stance difference , can be calculated by formulas 23-25: ⊕ ⊕. . .⊕ (23) ⊕ (24) ⊕ (25) the stance information module can be obtained through the splicing of its three sub-parts, as shown in equation 26. ⊕ ⊕ (26) 2.5. dual emotion-stance representation dual emotion-stance representation , is concatenated by dual emotional information module and stance information module , as shown in formula 27: , ⊕ (27) the model involving this representation , performs better than models based on sentiment or stance, both in detecting general fake news and well-crafted fake news: (1) when representing general fake news and comment text information, it can provide two-dimensional descriptions of stance and emotion, bringing finer and higher-grained input information to subsequent fake news analysis (2) when dealing with fake news that tries to arouse emotional resonance and when dealing with fake news that distorts public stances, the performance can be improved by analyzing the anomalies of public positions; besides, when facing the fake news that distorts public stances, anomalies in news text and comments’ sentiments can be captured to reduce errors in judgment only from stances. the fig. 7 shows how different features synergize to mitigate the problem of stance distortion and emotional resonance. fig 7. schematic of joint collaboration of three features in order to further extract the key information in the news text and the comment section, we connect our representation , with existing semantic detection frameworks, as shown in figure 2. this paper uses the bigru detector, whose corresponding output feature vector is , . thus, we can obtain splicing vector , , , that responds to the characteristics of each dimension of a piece of news. finally, as shown in formula 28, this splicing vector , , , , as the input, passes through the multi-layer perceptron (mlp) and a softmax layer to obtain the news authenticity prediction : , , , (28) in the proposed model, since the inputs contain feature vectors spliced with different dimensions, they jointly have an impact on the final prediction result . so, the model in this paper has a fuller understanding of the information of the text. 3. experiments in this section, we conduct different experiments to evaluate the plausibility and performance of our model. specifically, we focus on the following four evaluation questions:  eq1: do the features(emotional, stance, semantic features) used by the model and joint feature operations improve the results of rumor detection?  eq2: how well does our model perform in the real world? 82 3.1. dataset description. 3.1.1. rumoureval-17. the rumoureval-17 dataset is constructed on the release of semeval-2017 task 8 [32] that is involved with a source dataset containing rumors on 9 distinct breaking news. the raw dataset comprises twitter conversations that are initiated by a false tweet and 297 conversational threads. the conversations contain commenters’ tweets replying to those false tweets. the tweets in comment area are annotated with the label of support, deny, query, or comment (sdqc). there are two subtasks in the semeval-2017 task 8 which are stance classification and veracity prediction. the subtask a of stance classification is set to label the stance of comments, while the purpose of the subtask b-veracity prediction is to determine the veracity of a given rumor. we make the division of our dataset and evaluation metrics the same as what the raw dataset shows. 3.1.2. covid-19. the data used in the dataset of covid-19 are provided by a codalab competition1 with the title of “ covid19 fake news detection in english”. the news posts are all related to coronavirus and carefully selected from the twitter. the covid-19 dataset contains three json files, which are named train, test and val, respectively. we split the quantity of post in the three files by the ratio of 4:1:1. in training set, there are 100 records of post including two types of data-real and fake. in testing set, there are 25 records of post also annotated with the label of real and fake. in validation set, there are merely 25 records of post with the label of real and fake. 3.2. dataset preprocessing. the publicly available tool of robust sentiment discovery published by nvidia [31] is used to calculate the value of emotion type for rumoureval-17 and covid-19. 3.3. experimental setup. 3.3.1. sentiment material so as to verify the effectiveness of the english model, we stochastically selected 100 samples and annotated their emotion types manually and separately, which achieves the precision of 86% for nvidia model. therefore, the nvidia model could be used to extract the latent emotional information for fake news detection. for the remaining emotion signals, the nrc emotion dictionary [33] and nrc emotion intensity dictionary [34] are utilized to extract emotional words and emotional intensity features, separately. besides, sentiment scores are obtained through the vader library of nltk [35]. with respect to supplementary features in table 1, in emoticons, the statistical list of emoticons from wikipedia [36] is applied to classify emoticons into five categories: pleasure, rage, wonder, sadness and neutrality. in emotional words and degree words, the bilingual emotional lexicon in hownet [37] is used to calculate the frequency of them. in negative words, the words list from wikipedia, oxford lexicon, and cambridge lexicon are collected. 3.3.2. parameter scale. the dimensions of sub features contained in dual sentiment features, like , , and , are relevant to english sentiment material. the parameter taken as the dimension of the emotional detector output is assigned with 16. the parameter with the value of 8 represents the scale of various sentiments. the parameter as the dimension of emotional scores of english texts, generated via the vader package of nltk, has four dimensions that are positive, negative, neutral and compound, respectively. for , the dimensionalities of auxiliary features in table 1, has the value of 16. the value of parameter d is 52. for every tweet post, at most 100 comments in the outset are selected. in the target aware bert for stance detection [45], the parameter seed is specified as 4214 for the current run. the cross_ validation_ num, as the facilitation of input for cross validation in rumoureval-17 and covid-19 datasets, is 4. the dataset_name, restricting the type of datasets for the experiments involved, has the value of rumoureval-17 and covid-19. the batch_size, used to determine the direction of descending, is set as 16. the lr, deciding whether target function converge to the local maximum and when to achieve it, is 1e-4. 3.4. result and analysis. table 2. performance comparison on rumoureval-17 models macro f1 score rmse f1 score fake news real news unverified news mlp + stance feature 0.166 0.812 0 0.500 0 + dual emotion features 0.161 0.807 0 0.484 0 + dual emotionstance features 0.351 0.783 0.15 0.530 0.363 bigru 0.321 0.781 0 0.625 0.307 + stance feature 0.384 0.771 0.447 0.444 0.260 + dual emotion features 0.429 0.732 0.142 0.57 0.476 + dual emotionstance features 0.891 0.564 0.892 0.886 0.894 we conducted several sets of experiments to answer several of the questions raised in this section. for eq 1, we performed ablation experiments on rumoureval-17 to observe the contribution of different features to the detector. the experimental results are shown in table 2, where the data items in bold font represent the leading data. it is worth noting that in all experimental results, our semantic extractor used only news text information by default, and the tag “*” is used to mark the experimental group that used semantic information of news text and comments at the same time. from a macro point of view, the models with feature fusion are ahead in the two experimental groups. specifically, the macro f1 scores of the experimental group with only the stance feature and that with only the dual emotion features are close to each other; at the same time, it is difficult to identify fake news and unverified news with a single feature, especially in the mlp experimental group that does not use any semantic feature extractor. both the fake news and unverified news experimental groups obtain f1 scores of 0. the experimental group that achieved the fusion of two features obtained better results: f1 macro scores were higher than those of the rumor detection model based on single feature, and the model with the fusion of three sorts of features achieved the best results among all experimental groups. at the same time, the fusion of dual emotional-stance 83 features alleviates the problem of 0 macro f1 score in false news and unverified news, and scores in both categories. this indicates that the dual emotion-stance fusion feature has a certain effect on the performance of a single feature. for eq 2, we tested the performance of our model on the covid-19 fake news dataset to simulate the rumor detection capabilities of a specific topic in real situations. the original dataset contains only fake and real labels, which is inconsistent with the output of model authenticity label. therefore, we modify the range of authenticity label to {f, r}(fake news, real news) to accommodate the format of the covid-19 dataset. as shown in table 3, in the test set, we obtained an macro f1 score of 0.904, among which, the scores in fake news and real classes were relatively close and balanced, and our model could obtain better detection results for different types of posts in real conditions. table 3. the performance of fake news detection task on covid19 english dataset models macro f1 score rmse f1 score fake news real news mlp+stance feature 0.683 0.842 0.687 0.685 mlp+dualemotionfeatures 0.756 0.697 0.759 0.752 mlp+dualemostafeatures 0.891 0.591 0.894 0.887 bigru+stance feature 0.691 0.829 0.696 0.692 bigru+dualemotionfeaturs 0.763 0.682 0.765 0.761 bigru+dualemostafeatures 0.904 0.579 0.907 0.903 4. conclusion in this study, a new multi-feature rumor detection model is proposed to achieve better performance in the fake news detection task by integrating semantic, emotional and stance features. then, the model is compared with other commonly used fake news detection frameworks on rumoreval-17 and covid-19 datasets and achieves the best results on marco f1 and rmse. at the same time, the proposed model has similar model 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[33] kant n, puri r, yakovenko n, et al. practical text classification with large pretrained language models. arxiv preprint arxiv:181201207. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 36 design and implementation of a c++based hotel management system wei chen, xiangyu chen college of applied science and technology of beijing union university, beijing, china abstract: in this paper, we use c++ as the development language and qt to design and develop a hotel management system for the current development of the hotel industry. the system adopts the b/s model to connect the object with the database, so that it has better flexibility and reusability. its functional modules mainly include customer service module, front-end processing module, back-end management module, data storage module and other parts, which mainly realize the hotel customer's reservation, check-in and check-out and the management of the hotel internal staff and other functions. the development cost of the system is low and the operation is simple, which reduces the learning cost of the staff, improves the management efficiency of the hotel and facilitates the maintenance and management at a later stage. keywords: hotel management system; c++; functional modules; database. 1. introduction with the development of the times, the application of computers in hotel management has been extended to various departments, and the hotel management system has become an important tool for modern hotel management. through the computer system to deal with things in the hotel, it has solved the drawbacks of manual management, reduced labor costs and time costs, and improved management efficiency. at present, part of the hotel management system is still c/s architecture, each terminal needs a client, [1] resulting in low processing efficiency, equipment maintenance trouble, increasing the user's difficulty of use. in this paper, we design and adopt a hotel management system based on b/s architecture, which can effectively manage the information of the hotel, reduce the maintenance cost of the hotel, and then improve the profitability of the hotel and increase the overall competitiveness of the hotel. the system development uses mysql database for data storage, mysql++ as api for linking, and microsoft visual studio 2019 combined with qt for windows side development. 2. system overview 2.1. system requirements analysis the design of the c++-based hotel management system is oriented to the hotel's internal staff and the hotel's customers. in order to facilitate the use of users, the system should be designed to be relatively simple, easy to understand operation, and reduce the learning cost of staff and customers in order to achieve high efficiency. the system needs to realize the internal management of the hotel and the customer-oriented part respectively, and the hotel's staff information and customer information are not interchangeable. in the client side, the main functions of the system include room reservation, check-in service, departure settlement, etc. in the staff side, the main functions of the system include work arrangement, authority management, staff application, etc. after the system design is completed, daily maintenance personnel need to be retained to ensure the normal operation of the system. 2.2. system function analysis the system will be mainly divided into two parts, one for customers and one for hotel staff. the customer-oriented part mainly realizes the functions of hotel information view, room reservation, information registration, room service, departure settlement, hotel contact and hotel evaluation, etc.; the hotel staff-oriented part mainly realizes the functions of staff information registration, work arrangement, staff application, etc. after logging into the system, customers can view and book the hotel. the hotel information module contains the basic information of the hotel, so that customers can see the location, appearance, contact phone number, user evaluation and other basic information of the hotel on the cell phone; the room reservation module allows customers to see the specific information of the room, including the room type, size, lighting condition, location and other information, and at the same time, they can book the room type they want, and subsequently they can also unsubscribe from the rooms already booked; the information registration module is the basic information that customers need to fill in when booking a room, including customer name, id number, contact information, length of stay, arrival time, number of people staying, etc., so that it is convenient to confirm with the front desk when arriving at the hotel; room service module is the service that customers can choose after staying at the hotel, this module contains the relevant services in the room, such as tv screen casting, breakfast delivery, take-away, etc. services, through the choice can be made to the hotel service personnel for service; departure settlement module allows customers to leave the hotel at anytime, anywhere, without waiting for the hotel settlement, refund deposits and other operations can be achieved directly under this function, saving time; contact the hotel and evaluation of the hotel module means that users can contact the hotel before and after the stay for consultation, to understand the relevant information, or after leaving the hotel are to the hotel's service and environment, etc. for evaluation. after the employee’s log in the system, they need to use different functions according to different authority. the information registration module of hotel staff needs to register 37 the staff's name, age, work number, id number, origin, position and system authority, etc. all hotel staff need to be registered. ordinary employees can check their current schedule, sign in and clock out, and make applications to the management, etc. the employee application function is mainly used for employees' leave and shift transfer applications. front desk staff can register and confirm customers' information at check-in, give feedback to customers' room reservation, help call service staff or maintenance staff, check and update hotel room information, respond to customers' service requests after check-in, and help settle accounts after customers leave the hotel, record customers' opinions and comments, etc. according to the rights assigned by the administrator. managers such as the hotel manager can check the basic information of employees, review the application of employees, check the operation of the hotel, make work arrangement for other employees, review the financial situation, check the customer information, modify the room information, check the evaluation of the hotel by the customers who have stayed in the hotel, etc. after logging into the system. if an employee takes a leave of absence, other employees can be drawn to fill the missing position in time, and at the same time, some relevant information about special offers can be released. the system administrator has all the rights of the system, but can only use it after getting the authorization from the hotel management, and is only responsible for maintaining the normal operation of the system on a daily basis. hotel management system clients hotel staff b o o k a h o t e l r e g i s t r a t i o n i n f o r m a t i o n e v a l u a t i o n employees front desk staff administra tors c h e c k i n v i e w r o o m c h e c k o u t r o o m s e r v i c e d a i l y c l e a n i n g m a i n t e n a n c e e q u i p m e n t m e a l d e l i v e r y s e r v i c e a u d i t i n f o r m a t i o n o r g a n i z a t i o n o f w o r k m o d i f y i n f o r m a t i o n system administrator s y s t e m m a i n t e n a n c e s y s t e m c o n f i g u r a t i o n u p d a t e s y s t e m c h e c k o u t figure 1. system structure and function diagram 3. system design 3.1. design of classes c++ is an object-oriented programming language, and classes are a very important concept in c++, which is the basis for implementing object-oriented programming. a c++ program of a certain size is made up of many classes. in the process of writing class definition, functions and variables should be named according to their meanings and functions, not just any names. according to the top-down programming principles, the class definitions are written according to the plan. the following is the design of the specific relevant classes in the program. [2] the hotel management system as a whole needs the following classes, permission class includes customer class, administrator class, front desk staff class and general staff class, permission class is mainly through different permissions to distinguish between staff and customers, as well as the functions between various employees; information class includes room information, customer information, staff information, hotel information, etc., which is mainly used to store relevant information, combined with the previous permission class, so that people with different permissions can access different information. the staff class is the base class, the administrator class inherits all its permissions, while controlling other permission classes, has the right to manage and control them, modify other staff permissions, can read and modify all the information in the information class of the information, which, the system administrator generally uses its own permissions, which is mainly responsible for the daily maintenance of the system. the front desk staff class contains the general staff class, which can notify the users when they need it, so that the staff of corresponding functions can meet the needs of customers, such as daily cleaning and maintenance work, while the front desk can view the corresponding customer information, room information, and can modify this information. the general staff class mainly completes the work arrangement from the manager, and can also make application to the manager. 3.2. database design clients reservation room employees check in submit orders audit management management administrators management n m n n m m 1 1 1 n 1 n management n m figure 2. hotel management er chart the database is the data support for the system and the data that comes into the system is put into the database for storage. by analyzing the above e-r diagram, the system requirements for the database can be derived, and the logical structure of the database can be further determined, and the logical structure model of the database can be further determined from the above e-r diagram, [3] to derive the database information tables required by the system, mainly including customer information table, staff information table, room information table, hotel information table, etc. the database tables and their field contents need to be established, specifically including: (1) hotel room information table: generally including room number, room type, check-in price, related preferential activities, supporting facilities, number of occupants, check-in time, check-out time, current status of rooms, etc.; (2) room reservation order table: record the customer's reservation information for the hotel room, such as the reserved room number, expected check-in date (2) room reservation order form: record the customer's reservation information for the hotel room, such as the reservation room number, expected check-in date, reservation time, length of stay, number of occupants, number of rooms reserved, contact information, name and id number, etc.; (3) occupant information form: generally include the name, contact information, id number, etc., used to store the actual occupant information; (4) order form: include order number, accommodation consumption amount, accommodation 38 deposit, consumption of room items during the stay, number of occupants, occupancy (5) order statistics table: including order number, room usage, room type, etc.; (6) consumption details table: including order number, settlement time, consumption details, consumption total, check-out personnel, etc.; (7) system user information table: user id, account number, name, contact information, id, etc., account number, name, contact information, id number, user points, user check-in history, historical orders, etc.; (8) hotel personnel information table: employee id, work number, name, login account, gender, age, contact information, position, system rights, department, etc.; (9) hotel employee application form: employee name, work number, application content, etc.; (10) system rights assignment table: user type, user rights. customer information table includes: name, contact information, document type, document number, room number, length of stay, stay time, comments and other parts. customer name is generally 2-4 chinese characters, using varchar type, a chinese character needs three bytes, so set its length to 12; contact information is generally 11 digits cell phone number, so set it to the length of 11 varchar type; document type is chinese characters, there are a variety of types, so set it to the length of 128 varchar type; document number is generally the id number is usually 18 arabic digits, so set it as a varchar of length 18; the length of stay is from a certain day to a certain day, so its data type is datetime; the check-in time refers to a certain day and a certain time when the customer checks in, so its type is datetime; the note refers to the note information left by the customer when booking the room, so set it as a varchar of length 128; the user priority is decided according to the customer's consumption in the hotel, and its data type is set to int with a length of 5, which is used to identify whether the customer can enjoy priority service and personalized service. other information tables are designed in the same way. [4] after analyzing the er relationship diagram, the basic structure of the database tables can be constructed, and three main tables are selected in this section for structural design demonstration. 4. function implementation 4.1. account function design implementation after entering the system interface, the system will provide a login entrance, the system adopts a unified login interface, the user can choose to login or register after entering the login interface, follow the corresponding button prompts to complete the login operation, after entering the account password, the system will verify, if correct, then enter the operation interface, if wrong, there will be a "username or password error " prompt. both employees and hotel customers have to log in from the same interface, but you can choose whether to log in as a customer or an employee through different options, and you will enter different operation interfaces after logging in with different identities. the customer interface allows you to choose to view information about the hotel and to make room reservations, while the employee login allows you to choose to view the current work schedule, make requests and other operations. 4.2. implementation of scheduled functions after logging into the system, customers can use the room reservation function through the navigation bar of the system. after selecting the corresponding room in the interface, input the corresponding information according to the prompt of the system, such as the expected time of stay, the number of days of stay, the number of people staying, the reservation information, contact information, room information, etc. the system will generate the order after the customer fills in the relevant information, and if there is key information not filled in, then the system will prompt the customer and help him/her to improve the information. after the user confirms that the information is correct and clicks to submit the order, the reservation of the hotel room will be completed, and then the system will send the relevant order information and customer information to the relevant personnel of the hotel for review and confirmation. after the hotel completes the confirmation and ensures that the room is successfully reserved, feedback information will be sent back to the customer through the system for secondary confirmation, thus completing the entire booking process. after the reservation is completed, the customer can check the relevant order information in the personal center, make changes to the relevant information, or cancel the outstanding order. 4.3. implementation of front-end functional modules the front desk function module can realize the functions of customer information registration, verification, room reservation, remote reception and self-service departure settlement through the internet, in addition to updating the status of hotel rooms, reporting maintenance, and summarizing related reports. after a customer has made a reservation, the front desk of the hotel needs to respond by confirming the current status of the reserved room, reserving the room, generating a report, and providing feedback to the customer. [5] after helping the customer to complete the reservation, the relevant information is stored in the system so that the management can view it. when a customer books a room, the front desk staff can see the customer's priority level and provide priority service or better personalized service according to the customer's level to improve the customer's stay experience. 4.4. implementation of backend functional modules the back-end part of the system is mainly provided for the hotel staff to use, which is divided into general staff, front desk administrator, system administrator and hotel management, distinguished according to the different positions and permissions. in order to simplify the design of the system, all employees use a unified operation interface, but since each employee has different permissions, different navigation bars are set up according to different permissions, so that employees with different permissions can complete their corresponding work. the part of ordinary employees mainly realizes the operations of viewing and modifying their own information, viewing the current work arrangement, making applications to their superiors, submitting customer feedback, etc. the administrator can use all the functions in the system, to process, check and approve the financial related information, manage the users of the system, view and reply to the customer's comments, approve the applications submitted by the employees, and complete the management of the rooms, including modifying the information of the rooms and setting the corresponding special offers. the system administrator has the highest authority of the system and can change the authority of other accounts, which is mainly responsible for the daily maintenance of the system, 39 so the administrator authority is generally not used. 5. system functionality testing after completing the design of the hotel management system, it is necessary to conduct corresponding functional and performance tests on the system. these include system interaction test, stability test, corresponding ability test and security test, etc. the relevant tests all need to simulate the operation of front desk staff, administrators, customers and other personnel. during the test, it was found that there were some conflicts in the authority of some classes and the authority was not clear enough, after which the problem was solved by redefining the classes and solving the conflicts between some statements. from the overall test results, the system's functionality and related performance could meet the expected requirements and no further problems occurred. 6. conclusion the article completed the development of the chain hotel management system based on c++ in windows environment, combined with the practical work, the design and development of the hotel management system was explored, the basic functional requirements of the hotel management system was explored, the customer service module, front-end processing module, back-end management module, data storage module and several other parts were designed and implemented, the specific development practice of the main functional modules was carried out, and the testing work of the relevant functional modules was completed, the results showed that the functions in the system run stably, the operation is relatively simple, the efficiency of the hotel management system was improved, and it has a strong practical role. references [1] dong huajun.design and implementation of hotel management system [j].industrial control computer,2022,35(01):140-141. 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geometric invariance, feature non-linear expression, and feature extraction capabilities. finally, the dfc long-range attention mechanism is introduced to effectively capture long-range information, thereby improving adaptive learning capabilities. to validate the model's performance, the classic chinesefoodnet benchmark dataset is utilized. a minichinesefood dataset is created by extracting 30 classes totaling 20,000 images for experimentation. the recognition accuracy is measured using the top1 method of image recognition performance, achieving a final image recognition accuracy of 96.62%. compared to models such as efficientnet, shuffnet, fasternet, and mobilenetv2, rgbnet demonstrates respective accuracy improvements of 16.57%, 18.52%, 17.12%, and 16.35%. this presents a novel approach for industrial food recognition. keywords: residual neural network; attention mechanism; image classification; sichuan cuisine recognition. 1. introduction all sichuan cuisine, also known as sichuan-style cuisine, is a regional culinary style represented by sichuan province. sichuan cuisine has profound effects on human health, nutrition, and various aspects of life. with the increase in per capita consumption levels, more researchers are turning their attention to food science, aiming to achieve health regulation by analyzing the nutritional components and ingredient combinations of dishes [1]. methods for recognizing sichuan cuisine have progressed from early traditional wireless rf signal methods, traditional machine learning methods, to deep learning-based recognition methods. traditional rf methods [2] involve implanting wireless rf chips in utensils containing dishes to identify and analyze the dishes. although rf-based methods have high accuracy, they require customizing utensils in advance, and the process is cumbersome, with limited functionality and poor maintainability. traditional machine learning methods [3] rely on manually selecting features, conducting statistical analysis, and inputting the results into classifiers. the accuracy is not ideal. recognition methods based on deep learning [4] are characterized by lossless, realtime, and pollution-free features. they can identify dish categories by capturing images through cameras. compared to traditional machine learning methods, which require manual feature extraction, convolutional neural networks can automatically learn and extract features. by stacking multiple convolutional and pooling layers, abstract features are extracted layer by layer, achieving more accurate and efficient classification. research on food recognition is interdisciplinary, spanning fields such as computer vision [5], new media [6], industrial informatics [7], agriculture, medicine, and nutrition science [8]. the widespread use of portable devices (such as smartphones and cameras) and the development of artificial intelligence have led to extensive applications in sichuan cuisine image recognition. therefore, the development of real-time and accurate methods and technologies for sichuan cuisine recognition has significant practical value. haiyan wang [9] and others improved local skeleton information learning by integrating asymmetric convolutions to enhance dish feature extraction. deng zhiliang [10] proposed a dish recognition network model that integrates multiscale features to extract semantic information from deep-level images, and calculates inter-class similarity using triplet loss. wu zhengdong [11] introduced a multiscale sampling module to address the limitations of fully connected layers on input sizes. additionally, an attention-based bilinear network was proposed to construct an attention network from both channel and spatial directions to enhance feature extraction capabilities. liao enhong [12] addressed the issue of accuracy errors caused by the large inter-class similarity in sichuan cuisine dish images using the maximum inter-class loss function. although the aforementioned methods can effectively identify dish categories, they often come with a huge number of parameters and seldom consider the issue of lightweight design. therefore, a lightweight sichuan cuisine recognition method is proposed by improving the residual neural network model. this method enhances the convolutional neural network backbone based on the characteristics of the sichuan cuisine image dataset and incorporates attention mechanisms to capture pixel-level long-range relationship information. to validate the model's performance, this study conducted comparative experiments, comparing the proposed method with lightweight network models such as efficientnet [13], shuffnet [14], fasternet [15], and mobilenetv2 [16]. 2. cnn-based sichuan cuisine image recognition 2.1. the fundamental principles of cnn convolutional neural network (cnn) [17] is a deep 149 learning model widely utilized in computer vision and image processing tasks. the core of cnn is the convolutional layer, which employs convolution operations to extract features from input data. the convolutional layer effectively captures spatial local features in the image, such as edges and textures. simultaneously, the convolutional layer possesses characteristics of parameter sharing and sparse connections, significantly reducing the number of network parameters and enhancing computational efficiency. although increasing the number of network layers improves the model's generalization ability to some extent, the high time and space complexity constrain the application of deep convolutional neural networks in resourceconstrained environments such as mobile phones and embedded devices [18]. to address the issue of low computational efficiency in large convolutional network models, a network structure is constructed using the residual neural network-based approach. 2.2. optimizing the design of cnn 2.2.1. introducing dilated convolution in dish recognition networks, the first layer's convolution operation is typically employed to extract low-level features from the input image, such as edges and color information. this layer performs convolution operations on the pixel values of the input image with convolutional kernels, resulting in a new set of feature maps that better represent the texture information of the input image. fig 1. standard convolution and dilated convolution the advantage of using dilated convolution [19] for feature extraction in the first layer lies in its ability to increase the receptive field of the convolutional kernel [20] while maintaining the output resolution. this enhancement contributes to an improved perceptual capability of the network. in comparison to standard convolution, dilated convolution also effectively reduces the number of parameters, mitigates the risk of overfitting, and accelerates the speed of convolutional computations, thereby enhancing the operational efficiency of the model. figure 1 illustrates examples of standard convolution (figure 1a) and dilated convolution (figure 1b). 2.2.2. fusion of asymmetric convolution in rgb bottleneck traditional lightweight networks primarily rely on depthwise separable convolution for feature extraction. although this method enhances computational efficiency, splitting the convolution operation into two parts during the separable operation leads to the loss of partial multi-scale feature information. to address these limitations, a method to improve convolutional neural networks is proposed by introducing asymmetric convolution blocks [21]. the aim is to enhance the modeling of geometric deformations by strengthening the information in the convolutional kernel skeleton, thereby improving the network's ability to model geometric deformations and enhance generalization performance. the rgb bottleneck block of asymmetric convolution consists of three parallel layers, each using convolutional kernels of sizes n×n, 1×n, and n×1 to slide and extract features. after convolution, batch normalization is applied to the outputs of the three branches, and then the outputs of each branch are summed to obtain a rich feature space. non-square convolution layers, such as 1×d and d×1, are utilized. the additivity property of convolution is leveraged, as shown in the following formula (equation 1). c ∗ k c ∗ k c ∗ k ∗ k ⨁ k ⨁ ⨁ k ∗ (1) where a represents the equivalent output, c is the input, k is the 2d convolutional kernel, and p is the number of convolutional kernels, if there exist p size-compatible 2d kernels (kp) that, when applied with the same stride on the same input c, generate outputs with the same resolution, and if the sum of these outputs is denoted as a, then the corresponding kernels at each position can be summed to form an equivalent kernel k. this equivalent kernel k produces the same output a when applied to the same input. the rgb bottleneck structure is illustrated in figure 2, where figure 2(a) depicts the rgb bottleneck structure with a stride of 1, and figure 2(b) represents the rgb bottleneck structure with a stride of 2. fig 2. rgb bottleneck 150 2.2.3. attention module to enhance geometric deformation performance by introducing a decoupled fully connected (dfc) attention mechanism branch, implemented with asymmetric convolutions employing unequal horizontal and vertical convolutions [22], into the rgb bottleneck structure, the model captures richer image features using distinct convolution kernels in different directions. this significantly enhances the model's capability to capture long-range spatial information and representation power in images. for a given input h w cz   , which can be regarded as a tensor of size h*w, the mathematical expression for implementing the attention map using an ordinary fully connected layer is shown in equation (2): ∑ , ⨀ (2) in the equation, ⊙ denotes element-wise multiplication, represents the learnable weights in the fully connected layer, and is the obtained attention map, and zis the original feature. by decoupling equation (1) along both the horizontal and vertical directions, long-range correlations in both directions can be captured, resulting in attention weights. the feature aggregation processes in the horizontal and vertical directions are illustrated in equations (3) and (4). (3) (4) in the equation, in the formula, represents horizontal weights, represents vertical weights. the dfc (decoupled fully connected) attention mechanism is illustrated in figure 3. fig 3. dfc attention mechanism 3. rgbnet model architecture considering the small inter-class differences and large intra-class differences in the chinese cuisine dataset, a lightweight recognition approach for sichuan dishes is proposed, aiming to address the task of recognizing sichuan cuisine images on edge devices such as mobile phones. the model consists of three main parts. firstly, in the first layer of the network, dilated convolution is employed for feature extraction, significantly reducing the model's parameter count while maintaining accuracy, thereby enhancing computational efficiency. the second part is primarily composed of the resghost bottleneck structure proposed in this paper, which employs cost-effective operations [23] to break down larger convolutional layers into subnetworks with shared weights. residual convolution is utilized to improve the model's generalization ability and efficiency. the third part introduces the decoupled fully connected attention mechanism (dfc), designed to facilitate long-range communication. it incorporates dynamic normalization parameters to adjust feature values in different regions, ultimately achieving information exchange and feature calibration between different regions. the structure of the established rgbnet network is shown in table 1. table 1. rgbnet network architecture input features operation repetition count output depth stride 2242 x 3 5x5dilated convolution 1 16 2 1122 x 16 rgb bottlenet 2 24 2 562 x 24 rgb bottlenet 2 40 2 282 x 40 rgb bottlenet 4 80 2 142 x 112 rgb bottlenet 6 160 2 72 x 160 rgb bottlenet 4 160 1 72 x 160 1x1conv 1 960 1 72 x 960 7x7 average pooling 1 12 x 960 1x1conv 1 1280 1 12 x 1280 fc convolution 1 30 151 4. minichinesefood dataset chinesefoodnet [24] is a large-scale dataset of food images, comprising 208 classes with a total of 180,000 images featuring various culinary styles from different regions in china. each dish is represented by images capturing significant variations in angles, lighting conditions, and plating. however, due to the dataset's inclusion of a substantial number of visually distinct dishes, which tend to achieve high scores during network training, it lacks representativeness. to address this, 30 classes were extracted from the chinesefoodnet dataset, resulting in a practical set of 20,000 images. through data augmentation techniques, including random augmentation [25] and random erasing [26], the original image count was expanded to 100,000 images. this extended dataset is named minichinesefood, and it was divided into a training set and a test set in a 4:1 ratio for model training. some images from the minichinesefood dataset are shown in figure 4. fig 4. minichinesefood dataset the selected images from the chinesefoodnet dataset adhere to the following criteria: ensuring low intra-class similarity among extracted dish images, such as different shapes of ingredients (a and b), varied plating (c and d), and distinct types of ingredients despite having the same name (e, f); maintaining high inter-class similarity among extracted dish images, for instance, different types of ingredients (g and h), different cooking methods (i and j) for the same ingredient, and dishes with different ingredients and cooking methods that appear similar but belong to different categories (k and l). 5. experimental design and analysis 5.1. model training and result analysis to evaluate the performance of the rgbnet network in recognizing sichuan cuisine images, this study selected representative lightweight cnn networks for performance comparison, including mobilenetv2, shufflenet, efficientnet, and fasternet. in the rgbnet, the optimizer is sgd, with a learning rate (lr) of 0.045, momentum set to 0.9, and weight decay (weight_decay) of 4e-05. additionally, gradient clipping was not applied. the learning rate was configured using a "step" decay strategy, where the learning rate is multiplied by a parameter gamma (set to 0.98) after the first epoch and gradually reduced in subsequent epochs to fine-tune the model parameters. the changes in model accuracy and loss function values are illustrated in figure 5. from the graph, it can be observed that selecting top-1 accuracy as the evaluation metric, at the beginning of training, rgbnet, like other models, exhibits relatively low accuracy. however, starting from the 10th epoch, rgbnet's accuracy growth rate gradually surpasses other networks and reaches its peak at the 196th epoch. in comparison to other models, which achieve convergence around the 85th epoch, rgbnet converges more slowly. this is attributed to the resghost module requiring more data for learning to achieve better model fitting capability. after thorough learning, all performance metrics surpass those of the comparative models, strongly indicating that rgbnet possesses robust feature extraction and fitting capabilities. (a) (b) fig 5. (a) model accuracy curve, (b) model loss curve 152 table 2 presents the performance of the model on the test set after training. compared to other models, the rgbnet demonstrates excellent performance, achieving an accuracy of 96.72%, recall of 0.9646%, precision of 0.9739%, and an f1 score of 0.9625%. table 2. data results model name accuracy macro recall macro precision macro f1 score mobilenetv2 80.37% 0.8056% 0.8173 0.8048 shufflenet 78.20% 0.7726% 0.7812 0.7719 efficientnet 80.15% 0.7969% 0.8116 0.8023 fasternet 79.60% 0.7893% 0.7965 0.7847 rgbnet 96.72% 0.9646% 0.9739 0.9625 5.2. ablation experiment to verify the impact of dilated convolution and dfc attention mechanism on model recognition accuracy, rgbnet (conv2d), rgbnet (dilated conv), and rgbnet (dilated conv+dfc) were selected for ablation experiments. in rgbnet (conv2d), the first layer uses regular 3×3 convolution; in rgbnet (dilated conv), the first layer uses dilated convolution; and in rgbnet (dilated conv+dfc), dfc attention mechanism is incorporated alongside dilated convolution. the experimental results are shown in table 4. this fully demonstrates that integrating dfc effectively captures long-range information, enhancing accuracy, and combining dilated convolution with the lightweight rgb module can achieve better recognition results. table 3. ablation experiment model name accuracy macro recall macro precision macro f1 score rgbnet 90.44% 0.9026% 0.9089% 0.9018% rgbnet (dilated conv) 91.34% 0.9147% 0.9226% 0.9116% rgbnet (dilated conv+ dfc) 96.72% 0.9646% 0.9739% 0.9621% 6. conclusion for the sichuan cuisine recognition task, a lightweight rgbnet network model based on a residual neural network is proposed. in the backbone network, standard convolution is channel-split to merge multiple asymmetric convolutions, acquiring richer features from multiple directions. subsequently, dfc long-range attention is introduced to capture long-distance dependencies in sequences. compared to existing convolutional neural networks, the proposed model performs better on the minichinesefood dataset. however, there are still areas for further improvement in the deep learning approach used by the model. firstly, due to the diverse nature of sichuan cuisine dishes and variations in ingredient types and cooking styles, the data samples extracted in the experiments are relatively singular. in future research, more advanced object detection algorithms will be integrated to handle multi-object cuisine datasets. secondly, although rgbnet achieves good performance in lightweight models, its feature representation capability is weaker compared to some complex models. this can be addressed by incorporating more network layers and using more complex features to enhance the algorithm for better practical applications in real life. acknowledgments sichuan province's returnee science and technology activities project for overseas students; talent introduction project of sichuan university of science and technology (2021rc13) references [1] min weiqing, liu linhu, liu yuxin, et al. a survey of food image recognition methods[j]. journal of computer science. vol.45 (2008) no. 03, p.542-566. 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[26] zhong z, zheng l, kang g, et al. random erasing data augmentation[c]//proceedings of the aaai conference on artificial intelligence.2020,34(07):13001-13008. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 57 robot motion planning with optimization‐based algorithm and neural network: unsupervised path regression yunfeng kang, yixin mai school of computation, information and technology, technical university of munich, germany abstract: planning collision-free motions for robots is challenging in environments with complex obstacle geometries. in this study, we combine the optimization-based algorithm and neural network to obtain a short and collision-free path through unsupervised path regression. the network can help to predict an educated initial path for an optimization-based planner, which will converge to a better solution. we compare different path representations, world representations, and also their combinations to improve the result. the motion planning problem is extended from a sphere robot in a single 2d world to a more complex static arm robot in multiple worlds. through our experiments, we can find that in multiple worlds, the relative path with the signed distance field is the best combination for both robots. this is not only proved by metrics of feasible rate and loss but also by the visualization in the map. keywords: robot motion planning; optimization-based algorithm; neural network; path regression; path and world representations. 1. introduction robot motion planning is a critical domain of robotics that involves the strategic determination of a path for a robot to navigate from an initial joint configuration to a desired goal configuration. this process is crucial for enabling robots to autonomously perform complex tasks in various applications, ranging from industrial automation to autonomous vehicles and even in healthcare settings. the primary objective of robot motion planning is to ensure the successful execution of movements while addressing two key challenges: ensuring the avoidance of obstacles within the environment and preventing self-collision throughout the trajectory; the path of the robot's motion is as short as possible. the utilization of deep learning and neural networks in robot motion planning has witnessed a remarkable surge in recent years. as robots become increasingly integrated into diverse applications and operate in complex environments, the need for advanced and efficient path-planning techniques has become more pressing. traditional approaches to motion planning often struggle to handle the intricacies of real-world scenarios, leading to the exploration of novel methodologies that leverage the power of deep learning and neural networks. 1.1. related work there are two widely known methods for addressing motion tasks in robotics: sampling-based planners (smp) and optimization-based motion planners (omp). these approaches differ significantly in their fundamental principles. smp relies on randomness as its foundation and can ensure the discovery of a feasible and collision-free path on a global scale, if one exists. rapidly exploring random trees (rrt) [1], probabilistic roadmap (prm) [2], and their extensions are prominent examples of smp, where they iteratively explore the configuration space and construct a graph of potential configurations until a branch reaches the desired goal. however, vanilla versions of smp encounter challenges when applied to complex robots because the search space expands exponentially with the number of degrees of freedom (dof). consequently, their scalability is limited in such cases. omp, on the other hand, tackles the motion task by transforming it into an optimization problem [3] [4] [5]. it employs gradient-based techniques for non-convex optimization to search for a suitable solution. in theory, these methods have the potential to scale linearly with the number of degrees of freedom (dof) and can rapidly converge to a smooth trajectory. this characteristic allows omp to handle motion planning efficiently, offering advantages in terms of computational complexity. furthermore, alternative learning methods have been employed in tackling this problem. for instance, jurgenson and tamar [6] leveraged reinforcement learning combined with convolutional layers to process the occupancy map of the environment for 2d serial robots. they employed a classical planner as a fallback option when random exploration failed to find a viable solution, thereby utilizing expert knowledge to guide the training process implicitly. in a different approach, pandy et al. [7] introduced a novel methodology that eliminates the need for dataset generation. instead, they directly trained the network using the planning problem's objective function as the training loss, effectively bypassing the use of supervision. however, their approach was limited to representing environments with only a few obstacles using geometric primitives, which constrained its flexibility. 1.2. contributions robot motion planning is a widely researched topic recently. in addition to the traditional optimization-based algorithms, nowadays the neural network [7] and reinforcement learning [8] can also be integrated to solve the motion planning problem. this paper presents a deep learning enhancement for an optimization-based planner in random environments with complex obstacle geometries. to sum up, our main contributions are as follows:  concatenation of the neural network and the optimization-based planner. the gradients of both can be 58 utilized together to further improve the predicted path of motion planning.  three kinds of path representation are applied, namely the global path, the relative path, and the non-uniform rational b-spline. they have their own characteristics and properties in different cases.  different world representations are also tried in our study. the binary occupancy grid and the signed distance field are used to represent the environments. the latter is more beneficial for motion planning tasks as it contains more position and distance information.  two kinds of robots are tested in our experiments, the sphere robot and the static arm robot respectively. this can make our experimental results more convincing. 2. method the motion planning problem is described in fig. 1 by the world (hatched), the start configuration (green), and the goal configuration (red). the trajectory, which should be the short and feasible path from start to goal, is drawn in blue. two different robots will be tested in random 2d environments, generated with simplex noise. the first robot is the sphere bot, and the second one is the static arm robot with 3 joints. fig 1. demonstration of motion planning task the sampled non-collided start and end point pairs are fed into the neural network to generate and optimize a path that can minimize the objective function, namely the sum of the weighted length and collision loss. the red points in fig. 2 are the points colliding with obstacles, which are not qualified start and end points, and the blue points are the ones that meet the requirement. fig 2. sample points colliding and not colliding with obstacles we formulate the motion planning task of getting from point a to point b as an optimization problem with the desired path as the optimum. the path q consists of a discrete set of waypoints of joint configurations. the task is encoded by an objective function o(q) in eq. 1 measuring the quality of a given path. this specific objective is composed of two relevant terms, length cost and collision cost respectively. the length cost and collision cost are defined in [3]. (1) here is a variable that measures the importance of collision cost. the larger means that the objective pays more attention to avoiding collisions. then the trajectory could be not so short. in this paper, we want to combine the existing optimization-based chomp [3] with a neural network to predict a short and collision-free path for robots. the pipeline is shown in fig. 3. omp itself can iteratively obtain a better path by updating the gradient, and the neural network also has the ability to learn a better path after training. concatenating them both will easily result in a better path. fig 3. concatenation of the neural network with the optimizationbased algorithm during backpropagation, the full gradient = is used to update the weights of our neural network. the first part can be calculated from the objective function from chomp and the second part can be obtained from pytorch automatic differentiation engine. we focus on different path representations in order to get a better result and then world representations to make problems solvable in multiple worlds. in ii-a, ii-b, and ii-c we will discuss different path representations and world representations. 2.1. path representations for a sphere robot the simplest and most intuitive path representation for a sphere robot is the global coordinates of the waypoints from start to end (hereinafter called "global"), as shown in fig. 4 (a). the second representation is similar but with different initialization. we first connect start and end points and interpolate to get the uniformly distributed points in the connecting line, then the path can be represented as the relative coordinates to the previous points (hereinafter called "relative") as fig. 4 (b). the last way is the non-uniform rational b-spline. basically, it uses control points to form a very smooth spline and the waypoints of the path can then be sampled from it (hereinafter called "nurbs") as fig. 4 (c). fig 4. path representations to make things much easier for the network, the world 59 coordinates are normalized to [-1, 1] with the center coordinate [0, 0]. 2.2. path representations for a static arm robot the static arm robot is a robot whose base point is fixed at the center of the world and has multiple joints, as shown in fig. 5. in our study, we choose the robot with 3 joints. fig 5. evenly divided waypoints of the static arm robot the first path representation is the global path as well. the global coordinates of the robot are represented by the rotation angles of its joints, ranging from to . the robotic arms with red outlines in fig. 5 are the start and end states, with six waypoints in between. an example of the waypoint coordinates in fig. 5 is ( , , ) and corresponds to . the second one is the relative path. the relative coordinates are the differences between the angles of the actual waypoints and the evenly divided waypoints. fig. 5 shows the state of each waypoint in the initial unlearned state. if the second joint is at the position of the thick green line, the angle difference would be . the differences would be learned in the model during training. nurbs cannot be used here because the paths will not be smoother by using control points in the 2d world. in the future, if the motion planning task of the robotic arm in 3d space needs to be solved, nurbs would be useful. 2.3. world representations there are two kinds of images to represent the world. one is the binary occupancy grid in fig. 6, the black and white figure (hereinafter called "binary"). the other is the signed distance field in fig. 7 (hereinafter called "sdf"). on the boundary of each obstacle, the distance value is zero, inside the obstacles the value is negative, and outside positive. fig 6. binary occupancy grid fig 7. signed distance field we use cnn to process the black and white figures and use the multi-layer perceptron (mlp) network to process the downsampled and flattened sdf. the whole structure looks like fig. 8. the pairs and worlds are processed respectively and then merged together to be further processed by another mlp network, which will regress the coordinates of the trajectory result. fig 8. network structure to match worlds and pairs, the vector that encodes world information should be copied as many times as the number of the pairs in the world and then be concatenated to the vector that encodes the single pair. the new vector is then a single motion planning task corresponding to a start and end pair in a specific world. 3. experiments and results firstly, we need to determine the best value for the parameter. our experiment is conditioned on a single twodimensional world with random rectangular obstacles. we use three different cost weighting between length and collision (1:1, 1:5 and 1:10), hence different objective functions to train the neural network and then track the feasibility rate of the predicted paths for the test dataset. the feasibility results are shown in fig. 9 and the planned paths are shown in fig. 10. fig 9. test feasibility using different length and obstacle collision weighting 60 fig 10. training results using different length and collision weighting when the ratio is 1:1, the feasibility rate is about 0.6. the network will give the same attention to length and noncollision. after training, the green path in fig. 9 (a) cannot bypass the square obstacle in the middle in order to keep itself short. when the ratio is 1:5, the network has a higher test feasibility rate which is about 0.8 because it focuses more on a collision-free path. the green path now can bypass the square obstacle in fig. 9 (b). when the ratio is 1:10, the feasibility rate can be even higher, but the predicted paths tend to detour to be safer. compared to the short and collision-free paths going through the obstacles, the network prefers much safer but longer paths, as the blue and purple paths in fig. 9 (c). in summary, we will choose as 5 for our latter experiments. based on the different path and world representations, we first compared different path representations in a single 2d world for a sphere robot (section iii-a), then we compared different combinations of path and world representations in multiple worlds (section iii-b). after that, we extended the motion planning task from a simple sphere robot to a more complex static arm robot (section iii-c and section iii-d). 3.1. sphere robot in a single world the settings of the experiment are as follows:  dataset: 2000 training pairs, 500 test pairs  model: 8-layer mlp with relu, batchnorm  optimizer: sgd with lr 0.001 and momentum 0.9  objective function: length: collision = 1: 5 the output paths at the first epoch can be seen as the initial guess of the network based on different path representations, as shown in fig. 11. all waypoints cluster around the origin as the result of the global representation. for relative, the path has a zigzag but basically follows a straight connecting line. the predicted paths of nurbs are smooth straight lines. fig 11. predicted paths in the first epoch after training, the behavior of the predicted paths can be different for the same start and end pairs based on different initialization. for example, the yellow path in fig. 12 (a) is stuck in a suboptimal solution but the predictions are better in the other two cases. and the gray paths in fig. 12 are all different. fig 12. predicted paths in the last epoch all methods can work well for the simple tasks of which the optimal solution is the interpolation of start and end points. nurbs works best in this case, but it is hard for it to represent a winding path such as the orange one in fig. 12 (c) to avoid the collision because of the limited representation. the validated total loss, feasible rate, and the average length loss of the feasible paths are tracked during training, as shown in fig. 13. global representation has the best feasible rate above 80% because it is flexible enough to predict collision-free paths. nurbs predicts the shortest path because it has a straight line as a very good initialization. overall, global is the best path representation in this experiment. the relative has the worst performance despite the flexibility and the good initialization, because it lacks global information about the obstacles and we don’t explicitly feed it in the single world. fig 13. results of the first experiment 3.2. sphere robot in multiple worlds to compare different combinations of path and world representation in multiple worlds, 500 worlds and 500 pairs per world are used for training while 100 worlds and 100 pairs for the test. the other settings keep the same as the first experiment except that the network architecture is changed according to section ii-c. the results are shown in table i. table 1. results of the second experiment compared with binary worlds, sdf has slightly better results with a lower length loss and a higher feasible rate. it is easy to imagine because the signed distance field has additional distance information relative to the nearest obstacles compared with the binary world. with respect to path representation, relative works better for short paths as before, due to the good initialization, and now also works well 61 for non-collision paths. because the global information of multiple worlds is now available for the network. for a sphere robot in multiple worlds, the combination of sdf and relative is the best. we do not use nurbs in multiple worlds because it lacks flexibility and can only get a poor result. 3.3. static arm robot in a single world the experiment setting of the static arm robot is similar to section iii-a, except that:  dataset: 3000 training pairs, 1000 test pairs  model: mlp, highway, batchnorm  objective function: length : collision = 1 : 1 it is obvious that the global path in fig. 14 (a) is relatively better at avoiding obstacles. the third joint of the robotic arm can consciously avoid nearby obstacles. in contrast, in the relative path, the robotic arm simply moves from the starting position to the end with a uniform change in the angles of the joints. the feasible rate and loss of the global path are 70.3% and 0.87, which are both better than that of the relative path, 65.8% and 1.26. this helps to verify from another aspect that in the single world, the global path performs better. fig 14. predicted paths for a static arm robot in the last epoch 3.4. static arm robot in multiple worlds in the last experiment, four combinations in total are compared for a static arm robot in multiple worlds. the neural network used here is changed according to section ii-c. there are 40 worlds and 3000 pairs per world are used for training and 8 worlds and 1000 pairs for testing. other parameters keep the same as section iii-c. we first combine and compare the global path with the binary and sdf world respectively. in the unlearned state, the robotic arm tends to choose a simple and direct movement, uniformly moving from above, which is similar to the scenario in fig. 15 (a). the collision with obstacles will push the model to learn a better path. after training, the robotic arm will finally choose to move from below. it curls up and then stretches itself. during the training, the network with sdf world representation would be adjusted faster to reach the desired state. this is clearly shown in fig. 15 which records the states of binary and sdf in the 60th epoch. but in the last epoch, the movement of binary and sdf has no discernible difference. for the relative path, the results are similar. fig 15. states in the 60th epoch of binary and sdf representation in order to explain our first conclusion above more intuitively and systematically, four diagrams in fig. 16 are used to demonstrate them. fig 16. comparison of different path and world representations overall, as shown in fig. 16 and table ii, the sdf world representation leads to a higher feasible rate and a smaller total loss. in addition, sdf can converge more quickly. with regard to path representation, relative outperforms global in multiple worlds as expected. the characteristics exhibited by the movement of the robotic arm are verified from the curves, and the sdf model outperforms the binary model. table 2. results of the fourth experiment from the above four experiments, we can draw the conclusions:  in a single world, global path representation works 62 better than relative. because the world information is not explicitly fed in, the relative path has no access to the global information about the obstacles.  nurbs works best for the simple task in the 2d world, hence is suitable in worlds with few obstacles. but the path representation is not as flexible as the others and hard to generalize to other cases.  in multiple worlds, world representation sdf works better, because it has the distance information to the nearest obstacles. path representation relative then outperforms 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[8] k. li and j. malik, “learning to optimize,” arxiv preprint arxiv: 1606.01885, 2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 3, no. 1, 2023 177 research on the cuckoo algorithm for flexible workshop scheduling problems changlong huang *, ling pei, qi ouyang hohai university, nanjing, china * corresponding author: changlong huang (email: 2061010512@hhu.edu.cn) abstract: as a typical combinatorial optimization problem, the essence of the solution to the scheduling problem is to formulate a reasonable scheduling scheme to arrange and allocate production resources, thereby obtaining the optimal scheduling result. the cuckoo search algorithm (cs), a revolutionary meta-heuristic, is based on the cuckoo's breeding behavior and combines lévy flight and random walk strategies to more efficiently attain the search goal. cs algorithm has been extensively employed in a variety of intricate combinatorial optimization issues, with its few parameters, precise resolution, random search path optimization, robust search aptitude, and uncomplicated implementation leading to satisfactory outcomes. after in-depth research, we found that the cuckoo search algorithm excels in dealing with flexible workshop scheduling problems. we conduct a series of comparative experiments to further confirm the efficacy of this algorithm. the results show that the cuckoo algorithm performs well in global search and can be used to solve complex flexible workshop scheduling models. keywords: flexible workshop scheduling; cuckoo algorithm; search capability. 1. introduction one of the most extensively researched and utilized issues in production management, the scheduling problem has a critical part to play in the energy, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and steel processing sectors. optimizing production process while adhering to constraints, and creating a set of suitable scheduling strategies to achieve particular scheduling objectives -this is what scheduling is all about. through this form, the factory production management is optimized to achieve the refined management of factory production. flexible flow-shop scheduling problem (ffsp) is a scheduling problem under the generalization of assembly shop and parallel machine environments, by salvador in 1973 [1] [2]. the scheduling problem of a workshop type, possessing a strong engineering background and broad application, is of great practical importance. the flexible job shop scheduling issue, an expansion of the customary job shop scheduling problem, is now a reality [3]. with the emergence of flexible job shop scheduling problems, the reduction of machine constraints has greatly increased uncertainty, which has been described as an np-hard problem [4]. currently, the algorithms for tackling the scheduling issues of flexible work workshops are mainly particle swarm, tabu search, genetic, and cuckoo. the field of production scheduling has seen a surge in the importance of research into efficient algorithms due to the advancement of technology. because of the complexity of flexible workshop scheduling, there are currently three different types of algorithms: precise algorithms, heuristic algorithms, and modern meta-heuristic algorithms, all of which can effectively solve this problem. yang of the university of cambridge and deb of the raman school of engineering have proposed a new modern metaheuristic algorithm, the cuckoo search algorithm, which parasitizes the nest of certain cuckoo species (brood parasitism). breeding behavior and lévy flight behavior of birds, fruit flies, etc., have the advantage of having less parameter control and being able to strike a balance between local and global searches, which greatly improves the accuracy and efficiency of searches. studies have shown that this algorithm is far more efficient than particle swarm and genetic algorithms. after that yang and deb then put forth a novel multi-objective cuckoo search algorithm that could effectively resolve the engineering design optimization issue. in recent years, the cs algorithm has seen remarkable advancement in both domestic and international studies, particularly in resolving the continuous optimization issue, and has made considerable strides in recent times. however, in solving discrete problems, the application of cs algorithm is still quite rare, with only a few articles, such as ouyang xinxin’s proposal for a discrete valley bird search algorithm to solve the spherical traveling salesman problem. however, there has been no research on the use of this algorithm to solve job scheduling problems. therefore, this paper aims to explore the effective application of cs algorithm in flexible workshop scheduling. 2. flexible workshop scheduling problem 2.1. problem description the flexible workshop scheduling problem is simplified to: n workpieces are processed on m machines, and each machine can adjust the processing process according to needs, but the processing time of each machine will be different [5]. in order to achieve the best production efficiency, the scheduling scheme should select the best processing machine according to the sequence of processing, so as to effectively optimize the processing process of each machine, so as to minimize the final completion time. in addition, the following constraints need to be met: (1) the number of machines and workpieces is determined and cannot be changed halfway; (2) at the same time, each machine can only process one workpiece; (3) at the same time, a workpiece can only be processed by one machine; (4) the processing of the same workpiece has a sequential 178 time constraint, that is, the processing of the next process can only be started after the processing of the previous process; (5) once the machine starts processing the workpiece, it cannot be stopped or interrupted in the middle; (6) the machine starts working from 0 moment. in actual production, factories often have some different demand goals for the production of workpieces, and these demand goals are expressed in the scheduling model as the objective function of scheduling. if there is only one scheduling target, it is called a single-target problem; if there are multiple scheduling targets, it is called a multi-target problem. in general, fjsp problems mainly have the following scheduling goals: (1) maximum completion time. the smaller the maximum completion time, the higher the machine production efficiency, and the maximum completion time is also the most common evaluation indicator in fjsp. (2) order delivery time. in actual production, if the workpiece is completed prematurely, it will generally be put into inventory before the delivery date, which will lead to increased inventory pressure, but if the production is not completed by the delivery date, it will affect customer satisfaction. therefore, when carrying out actual production, it is necessary to reasonably allocate the processing time so that the completion time is close to the delivery time. (3) machine load situation. in the production process, the specific production distribution will have an impact on the load of the machine, and if a machine is in a high-load operation state for a long time, it will cause a certain degree of damage to it. therefore, when processing, it is necessary to try to avoid a large number of workpieces piled up on a machine for processing, and try to evenly distribute the workpieces as much as possible without affecting other demand targets to balance the load of the machine. (4) green manufacturing. in addition to considering the economic indicators of production, green scheduling also needs to achieve the purpose of reducing production costs, reducing carbon emissions, reducing production energy consumption, avoiding energy waste, and preventing environmental pollution without reducing product quality. 2.2. scheduling model first, a mathematical model of fjsp is given, where the symbol definition is as follows [6]: n represents the number of workpieces; m represents the number of operations; mj represents the set of usable machines for the jth process; pijk represents the time required for the process j of the workpiece i to be processed on machine k; sijk indicates the start time of the process j of the workpiece i on the machine k; cijk represents the end machining time of the workpiece i's process j on machine k; njk represents the number of workpieces processed by process j on machine k; pjk represents the rth workpiece machined on machine k of process j; if xijk is 1, the process j of workpiece i is processed on machine k; if xijk is 0, a mathematical model is built with the minimized maximum time to complete the optimization goal, and its objective function is: min (max (cijk)). the constraints are shown in equations (1) through (6). ∑ 𝑥𝑖𝑗𝑘 = 1 𝑀𝑗 𝑘=1 (1) ∑ 𝑁𝑗𝑘 = 𝑛 𝑀𝑗 𝑘=1 (2) 𝐶𝑖𝑗𝑘 ≤ 𝑆𝑖(𝑗+1)𝑟 , 𝑟 ∈ 𝑀𝑗+1 (3) 𝐶𝑖𝑗𝑘 = 𝑆𝑖𝑗𝑘 + 𝑃𝑖𝑗𝑘 (4) 𝐶𝑅𝑗𝑘𝑗𝑘 ≤ 𝑆(𝑅+1)𝑗𝑘𝑗𝑘 , 𝑅 = 1,2, . . . , 𝑁𝑗𝑘 − 1 (5) 𝑥𝑖𝑗𝑘 ∈ {0,1} ∀𝑖, 𝑗, 𝑘 (6) where 𝑖=1,2,3...., 𝑛; 𝑗=1, 2, 3... , m; k∈mj, equation (1) means that each operation can only be performed at the same time done by one machine; equation (2) means that for each process, the sum of the number of workpieces assigned to all machines in the process is n; equation (3) indicates that the same workpiece must follow the processing sequence constraint when processing, that is, only after completing the processing of the previous process, can the processing of the next process begin; equation (4) indicates that the completion time of the workpiece should be equal to the sum of the workpiece start processing time and the time required for the processing of the process; equations (5) indicate that each machine can only complete one process at the same time; equation (6) is the range of values of the variable. 3. optimization mechanism of cuckoo algorithm 3.1. principles of the cuckoo search algorithm a meta-heuristic algorithm, simulating the parasitic reproductive behavior of cuckoos during breeding, is known as the cuckoo search algorithm. compared with other birds, the biggest feature of the cuckoo is that it does not build its own nest and hatch, nor does it feed its own young, but uses a parasitic method to lay eggs in the nests of other birds and use other birds to reproduce offspring. in order to increase the probability of survival, some cuckoos will imitate the eggs of the host bird, so that they are as consistent as possible in color and size with the eggs of the host bird, so as to achieve the purpose of deceiving the host bird. because the hatching period of cuckoo eggs is shorter than that of other birds, in order to ensure the survival rate of offspring, cuckoos usually parasitize only one of their own eggs in a nest, and the first cuckoo chicks to hatch will instinctively push other birds or eggs out of the nest, leaving the parent birds to raise themselves alone to ensure their own survival. if the host bird finds that it is not its own egg, it will throw the cuckoo egg out of the nest, or simply abandon its nest and build a new one. 3.2. lévy flight mechanism lévy flight was first proposed by the famous french scientist lévy in 1930, after studying the foraging behavior of some insects and animals in the wild, it was found that their foraging trajectory conformed to a random walking process of heavy tail distribution. in 2009, yang and deb introduced the lévy flight strategy into the cuckoo algorithm with good results. lévy flight strategy is a complex random migration pattern that is extremely jumpy, can search quickly over short distances, or can constantly explore over long distances, swimming in a random way. the long-range detection of lévy flight can effectively expand the scope of the search to avoid falling into the local best state, while the short-range search can more effectively ensure the best results for the whole world. the advent of lévy flight strategy has aroused the great interest of scholars and researchers in the field of swarm intelligence optimization algorithm, and they have applied it to the design of swarm intelligence optimization algorithm, which greatly improves the overall optimization 179 ability of the algorithm and can better capture the characteristics of multiple groups, thereby greatly improving the search efficiency of the algorithm. 3.3. specific implementation of the cuckoo search algorithm (1) each time, the cuckoo will lay a unique egg, and they will be randomly arranged into a host nest; (2) the number of host nests has been fixed from the beginning; (3) the probability of cuckoo eggs being found in the host nest was pa, pa∈[0,1]; (4) should the host avian discover parasitic eggs in its nest, it will abandon the nest; (5) if the host bird does not find a parasitic egg, the nest will be retained and carried to the next generation. based on the above hypotheses, it can be concluded that the parasitic egg in each nest represents a feasible solution, and if the parasitic egg is found and discarded, the cuckoo will look for a new host nest, that is, produce a new feasible solution. as shown in flowchart 1, the specific implementation of the cuckoo algorithm is mainly divided into the following four steps: figure 1. flow chart of cuckoo algorithm implementation step1: begin by establishing the population data, including the maximum number of iterations, the probability of discovery, and the upper and lower limits of the search space dimension; then, randomly create n nests in the ddimensional space in accordance with the dimension's limitations, assess the initial nest information, and keep the best nest data. step2: suppose that the position of the i-th nest is to evaluate the nest information 𝑥𝑖 = (𝑥𝑖1, 𝑥𝑖2, . . . , 𝑥𝑖𝐷), 1 ≤ 𝑖 ≤ 𝑁, of the tth generation and retain the optimal nest information, according to the formula (7) and the formula (8) update to get the t +1 generation nest information: 𝑥𝑖 𝑡+1 = 𝑥𝑖 𝑡 + 𝛼 ⊕ 𝐿𝑒𝑣𝑦(𝛽) (7) 𝑥𝑖 𝑡+1 = 𝑥𝑖 𝑡 + 𝛼0 × 𝛷×𝜇 |𝑣| (𝑥𝑖 𝑡 − 𝑥𝑏𝑒𝑠𝑡) (8) where 𝑥𝑖 𝑡 it represents the ith (i=1,2,3...) of the t generation,⊕ are point-to-point multiplication, α ⊕ usually take a value of 1, which is a random search path, following 𝐿𝑒𝑣𝑦(𝛽)𝐿𝑒𝑣𝑦the distribution: 𝐿𝑒𝑣𝑦(𝛽)~𝜇=𝑡−𝛽 , 1＜𝛽≤3 for ease of operation, random numbers are generated using 𝐿𝑒𝑣𝑦equation (9). 𝐿𝑒𝑣𝑦𝛽 = 𝛷×𝜇 |𝑣| 1 𝛽 (9) where 𝜇 and v follow the standard normal distribution, β=1.5 𝛷 = ( 𝛤(1+𝛽)×𝑠𝑖𝑛(𝜋×𝛽/2) 𝛤(((1+𝛽)/2)×𝛽×2 𝛽−1 2 ) ) (10) step3: generate a uniformly distributed random number r,r ∈(0,1) to determine whether the cuckoo egg has been found by the host bird, if r> pa, the nest is discarded and the old nest is replaced by the random walk strategy shown in equation (11). after the update, the nest information is evaluated and the current optimal nest information is retained; 𝑥𝑖 𝑡+1 = 𝑥𝑖 𝑡 + 𝛾(𝑥𝑔 𝑡 − 𝑥𝑘 𝑡 ) (11) where γ is a uniformly distributed scaling factor that𝑥𝑔 𝑡 represents two random numbers 𝑥𝑘 𝑡 of generation t. step4: determine whether the termination condition is met, if not, go to step 2 to continue iteration, if the termination condition is met, the algorithm terminates and outputs the optimal nest information. 4. problem solving of flexible workshop based on cuckoo search algorithm 4.1. encoding method in this paper, an operation-based coding rule is adopted to facilitate the solution of jsp problems. according to this rule, chromosomes are composed of n ×m genes, each of which represents an arrangement of processes in which each part number appears only m times [7]. for example, in the example of a 4 workpiece × 3 machine, the encoding of chromosomes is 121334412234.therefore, its corresponding process sequence is: (j 1,1, j 2,1, j 1,2, j 3,1, j3,2, j4,1, j4,2, j1,3, j2,2, j2,3, j3,3, j4,3). among them, ji,j represents the j-th process of the i-th workpiece, and j represents the number of occurrences of workpiece i. therefore, the expression means that the first process of the first workpiece is processed firstly, then the first process of the second workpiece, and then the first process. the second operation of the first workpiece, the first process of machining the third workpiece, and so on, finally the 4th machine the third operation of the workpiece. therefore, by decoding the order of the workpieces, it can be converted into an effective scheduling scheme. 4.2. algorithm process to conclude, the job shop scheduling problem can be solved by employing the cuckoo search algorithm as follows. (1) effective training can be achieved by adjusting the number of nests n, the probability pa of the host detecting foreign bird eggs, and adjusting the maximum number of iterations max t and the search accuracy ε. (2) according to the process coding rules provided in section 4.1, the position of the bird's nest is converted into an ordered arrangement to calculate the objective function value of each nest position, so as to determine the current optimal nest position. (3) update all other nest positions through levy flight while keeping the optimal nest position of the previous generation unchanged, the next generation of nests is randomly generated and the objective function value of each 180 nest after position update is evaluated. at this stage, the mantegna algorithm is used to achieve the levy flight [8]. (4) when conducting a local search, adjust the position of each nest according to some specific conditions: use a random number ra as the probability that the nest owner finds exotic eggs, then compare it to pa. if ra is greater than pa, we will randomly adjust the position of the nest, otherwise we will maintain the original position. and calculate the objective function value of each nest after adjustment, and record the current best nest position. (5) by comparing the results of this iteration and the previous iteration, if the new optimal value is found to be lower than the original optimal value, it is used as the objective function value of the current optimal bird's nest position to ensure the best result. (6) if the number of searches exceeds the expected threshold, or if the accuracy meets the requirements, transfer them to (7), and if they do not meet the requirements, transfer them to (3). (7) output the optimal scheduling value and the corresponding scheduling solution. 5. flexible workshop scheduling simulation experiment 5.1. study extension based on the benchmark study set [9], this paper expands 12 test studies applicable to the scheduling problem of distributed flexible assembly plant, and ends with "original study name number of workshops the parameters of the generated test study are shown in table 1. the interpretation of the name of the study is such as "j10c5c-3" to indicate 10 workpieces and 5 processes, and the process can be selected as follows class c (class c: 2 machines are optional for the middle process, and 3 machines are available for the rest of the process; class d: all processes have 3 machines optional), the number of workshops is 3, and the processing time is [3,20 ] obeys discrete uniformly distributed random numbers, and transit time [1,4] obeys discrete uniformly distributed random numbers. table 1. generates study parameters study name number of workers the number of operations process processing machine layout number of workshops processing time transit time j10c5c-k 10 5 3/3/2/3/3 k {2,3,4} [3,20] [1,4] j10c10d-k 10 10 3/3/3/3/3/3/3/3/3/3 k {2,3,4} [3,20] [1,4] j15c5d-k 15 5 3/3/3/3/3 k {2,3,4} [3,20] [1,4] j15c10c-k 15 10 3/3/3/3/2/3/3/3/3/3 k {2,3,4} [3,20] [1,4] 5.2. problem description many parameters influence the cs algorithm's performance, the primary ones being: the number of nests (pop), the cross probability (pc), the chance of variation (pm), and the probability of discovering the original nest owner (pa). in this paper, the parameters of the cs algorithm are set by orthogonal test method, which are pop = 80, pc = 0. 8, and pm = 0.3, pa= 0.3. 5.3. problem description this paper contrasts the cuckoo and genetic algorithms to demonstrate the cs algorithm's efficacy and superiority in tackling dffsp issues. among them, the parameter settings of the cs algorithm are set according to the above conclusions, and the population initialization strategy is adopted, while the other three are used the algorithm completely adopts the random initialization strategy. the algorithm running environment is: intel corei7, cpu2.8 ghz, ram8gb, win1064bit operating system and matlab2016a programming software, the results of this experiment are shown in table 2. to guarantee the precision of the outcomes and diminish the production of mistakes, 30 independent calculations were performed on each algorithm, and its performance was measured by three indicators: optimal value (cbset), average value (avg) and relative error (rpd), among which rpd calculation method can be expressed by the equation (12). rpd= 𝐶0−𝐶∗ 𝐶∗ ×100 (12) where c0 represents the optimal value of the current algorithm after 30 iterations, and c* is obtained by all algorithms after 30 iterations optimal value. according to the experimental data in table 2, the three performance indicators of cs (optimal value, average value and relative error value) are optimal, and this result is the cs algorithm provides strong support and proves its effectiveness and feasibility. figure 2 shows the iteration curve using the j15c10c-2 study as an example, and cs adopts a population initialization strategy based on the completion time of the optimized workpiece, which significantly improves the quality of the initial solution, and l the flight mechanism and population evolution strategy also help prevent falling into local optimum, which greatly improves the convergence speed of the algorithm. table 2. experimental results example cs dcs cbest agv rpd cbest agv rpd j10c5c-2 54 59 0 58 62 7.4 j10c10d-2 100 103 0 102 106 2.0 j15c5d-2 63 66 0 64 69 1.59 j15c10c-2 120 127 0 127 135 5.83 j10c5c-3 56 58 0 57 59 1.79 example dpso go cbest agv rpd cbest agv rpd j10c5c-2 60 64 11.11 56 60.30 3.7 j10c10d-2 103 106 3.00 101 105.37 1.00 j15c5d-2 65 69 3.17 65 67.17 3.17 j15c10c-2 129 135 7.50 123 129.97 2.50 j10c5c-3 62 65 10.71 57 60.77 1.79 181 figure 2. j15c10c-2 study iteration 6. conclusion based on the actual production requirements, this paper constructs a distributed flexible assembly workshop scheduling model considering the transportation time. in order to better adapt to the characteristics of the model, the corresponding coding scheme and population initialization strategy are designed using the cuckoo algorithm. after the verification of comparative experiments, the cuckoo algorithm shows excellent global search ability, which can effectively solve complex model problems. although the model proposed in this paper can solve the problem of flexible workshop scheduling, its limitations are too idealistic, because in the real production environment, there are often various unpredictable situations, such as sudden orders, equipment failures, etc. therefore, future research can focus on flexible workshop scheduling problems with complex variables in the hope of obtaining better results. references [1] haojia luo. 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[9] hongtao tang; jiayi liu. improved cuckoo algorithm solves distributed flexible assembly workshop scheduling problems considering transportation time. operations research and management. 2021-11-24 journal. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 17 review of target detection algorithms xu zhou, guojun lin * school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of technology, zigong 643000, china * corresponding author: guojun lin (email: 386988463@qq.com) abstract: object detection is a popular direction of computer vision and digital image processing, which is widely used in robot navigation, intelligent video surveillance, industrial detection, aerospace and other fields, using computer vision to reduce human capital consumption has important practical significance. because of the wide application of deep learning, the algorithm of target detection has been developed rapidly. this paper mainly introduces the traditional target detection algorithm and two kinds of target detection algorithm based on depth learning and the data set commonly used in target detection. keywords: object detection; deep learning; computer vision. 1. introduction object detection is one of the important branches of computer vision, whose task is to find out some specific objects in images, and give their categories and positions. in recent years, object detection algorithm has been a hot research field in computer vision and image processing. firstly, it is the foundation of more complex visual task processing such as image semantic segmentation [1] and instance segmentation [2], secondly, it has great application prospect in many fields such as robot navigation, intelligent monitoring and industrial detection. the development of target detection can be divided into two stages: the traditional stage based on artificial feature extraction and the new stage based on deep learning. traditional target detection usually adopts the method of sliding window combined with feature extraction by hand, and finally combines with special classifier to classify. typical algorithms are viola jones [3], hog [4], dpm [5] and so on. until 2014, r. girshick et al applied cnn (convolutional neural networks) [6] to target detection, trying to extract features using convolutional neural network, improving the average detection accuracy by about 30% compared with traditional methods, to the detection effect has brought a qualitative leap. this paper mainly introduces the traditional target detection algorithm, the target detection algorithm based on depth learning and the commonly used data set of target detection. 2. traditional target detection algorithm taking 2012 as a watershed, target detection in the past two decades can be roughly divided into two periods: the “traditional target detection period” before 2012 and the “depth-learning-based target detection period” after that. most of the early target detection algorithms are based on manual features. due to the lack of effective image representation, people had no choice but to design complex feature representation and various acceleration techniques to make the most of the limited computing resources. figure 1. traditional target detection model and its development as shown in figure 1 above, the traditional target detection algorithm mainly relies on the traditional feature extractor to extract the image features, and uses the sliding window to generate a large number of target candidate regions, at the same time, there are some problems such as low detection speed and low detection precision. the basic operational steps of target detection include the following steps: 1. data collection and tagging: collect image or video data containing the target, and tagging, tagging the target's boundary box and category information. 2. feature extraction: to extract features from an image to represent a target, common methods include feature extraction using convolutional neural network (cnn). 3. candidate region generation: a candidate region generation algorithm (such as selective search, edgeboxes, etc.) is used to generate candidate regions that may contain the target. 4. feature matching: to match the extracted features with the features in the candidate area, the common method is to calculate the similarity between the two. 5. target classification: according to the features obtained by matching, targets are classified by using classifiers, such as support vector machine support vector machine (svm) and logistic regression. 6. bounding box regression: a regression algorithm is used to fine-tune the bounding box of a candidate area to frame the location of the target more accurately. 18 3. target detection algorithm based on depth learning 3.1 one-stage target detection algorithm one-stage target detection algorithm can directly generate the class probability and position coordinate values of objects in one stage, and the overall process is simpler than the twostage target detection algorithm, which does not need the region proposal stage. the following is a model of one-stage target detection algorithm. ssd: the backbone of the ssd detection algorithm is a vgg network, using feature maps with different resolutions at different stages to make predictions. yolo: yolo [7] is an end-to-end neural network. yolo is an algorithm for object prediction based on global image information. yolov2: yolov2 [8] improves the precision of yolov1. by adding the bn layer, small objects can be detected better, and following the practice of faster r-cnn, yolov2 removes the fully connected layer in yolov1 and adopts the convolutional kernel anchor boxes to predict the boundary boxes, the detection accuracy is improved. yolov3: yolov3 [9] improves the previous yolo algorithm, improves the backbone of the network, uses the multi-scale feature graph to detect the target, uses the single neural network to process the image, and divides the image into several regions, the probability of each region and the information of boundary box are predicted, so the global perception and local precision of target detection are combined, and good detection results are obtained. yolov4: developed by alexey bochkovskiy, chien yao wang, and hong-yuan mark liao and released in 2020, the algorithm uses a number of optimization strategies, such as rapid testing, cross-layer connectivity, and convolution operations, so that it can achieve faster detection speed while maintaining high accuracy. yolov5: june 2020, jocher presents yolov5 [10]. in the input side, the adaptive anchor frame calculation and image zooming technology are adopted to obtain the suitable anchor frame and reduce the computation of model, and improve the performance and effect quality of the whole target detection algorithm. yolov7: yolov7 [11] target detection algorithm has higher detection accuracy and faster detection speed than previous models. and for different target detection tasks, there are 7 different size models, such as yolov7-w6, yolov7-d6, etc. yolov8 is an improved version of yolo (you only look once), which is known for fast and accurate real-time object detection capabilities. yolov8 incorporates several improvements over its predecessors, such as a powerful backbone network (dark-53), advanced data augmentation techniques, and better anchor box clustering. these improvements help to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of object detection tasks in various applications. 3.2 two-stage target detection algorithm the two-stage object detection algorithm can be regarded as two one-stage detection, the first stage can detect the location of objects, the second stage can refine the results of the first stage, one-stage detection is performed for each candidate region. the overall process is shown in figure 2 below. while testing, the input image is convolutional neural network to produce the first stage output. the output is decoded to generate candidate regions, then the feature representation (rois) of the corresponding candidate region is obtained, and the second stage output is generated by refining rois, and the final result is generated by decoding (postprocessing), and the corresponding detection box is generated by decoding while training, you need to encode ground truth into a format corresponding to the cnn output in order to calculate the corresponding loss. figure 2. two-stage detection algorithm schematic r-cnn: r-cnn [12] (regions with cnn features) uses dcnn as the backbone network for feature extraction, but the feature-sharing ability of dcnn is not utilized when extracting the features of each candidate region separately, resulting in a large amount of waste of computing resources, and it consumes a lot of storage space. fast r-cnn: fast r-cnn is improved on the basis of rcnn algorithm. compared with r-cnn/sppnet, fast rcnn has less memory space and higher accuracy. faster r-cnn: faster r-cnn proposes a candidate area network (rpn) to replace the selective search algorithm for generating candidate areas, which improves both accuracy and speed. mask r-cnn: mask r-cnn is composed of faster rcnn and semantic segmentation algorithm fcn, which performs target classification and bounding box regression parallel roi prediction segmentation, while completing target detection and instance segmentation. 3.3 common data sets for target detection pascal voc: the pascal voc (visual object classes) challenge is one of the early and important competitions in the field of computer vision, including image classification, object detection, scene segmentation, event detection and other tasks. voc2007 and voc2012 datasets are commonly used for target detection. voc2007 included 5,000 training images and 12,000 labeled targets, and voc2012 included 11,000 training images and 27,000 labeled targets. imagenet: imagenet is a large labeled image data set. the dataset contains more than 14 million images and about 22,000 categories. more than a million of these images are labeled with specific categories and positions of objects in the image, making them a suitable target detection dataset. ms-coco: the ms-coco dataset is a data set released by the microsoft team that can be used for image recognition, segmentation and annotation. it consists of 91 classes of targets and 328,000 images. it features images that are mostly from life, more complex backgrounds, and more small objects. on the other hand, it also notes the segmentation information of each instance in addition to the border of each object. therefore, coco has gradually become a mainstream target detection evaluation set. open images: open images comes from the google team 19 and includes 9 million images and more than 6,000 categories. data sets have more diverse objects, often containing complex scenarios of multiple objects. visual relationship annotations are also provided. there is more information than in the previous data set. 4 conclusion in this paper, the traditional target detection methods and target detection methods based on depth learning are reviewed. combining two-stage target detection method and single-stage target detection method, the paper summarizes their advantages and disadvantages, introduces the data set, and summarizes the important applications of target detection. with the gradual development of target detection technology, the detection accuracy has been gradually improved at present. however, with the development of diversified application scenarios, there are still many challenges and problems to be solved in improving model algorithms, data pre-processing, deep learning network design and model optimization. based on the current research status of target detection, the future research prospects are as follows: (1) for multi-scale target detection under complex background, such as dense small target detection is still insufficient. (2) with the increasing complexity of the application scene, how to identify the target quickly and accurately in the complex environment, and how to use the context information of the scene and the relationship between objects are the future research directions in the field of target detection. acknowledgments this work was supported in part by the 2022 graduate innovation fund project of sichuan university of science and engineering (y2022162). the authors express their acknowledgement for the anonymous review. references [1] liu x, deng z, yang y. recent progress in semantic image segmentation[j]. artificial intelligence review, 2019, 52(2): 1089-1106. [2] hafiz a m, bhat g m. a survey on instance segmentation: state of the art [j]. international journal of multimedia information retrieval, 2020, 9(3): 171-189. [3] viola p, jones m j. robust real-time face detection[j]. international journal of computer vision,2004,57(2):137-154. 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[12] girshick r, donahue j, darrell t, et al.rich feature hierarchies for accurate object detection and semantic segmentation [c]// proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition, 2014:580–587. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 91 dynamic analysis of single pile wind power foundation structure di yin *, chenya zhang, xindi lu shanghai merchant ship design&research institute, shanghai, 200135, china * corresponding author: di yin (email: yindi678@163.com) abstract: the single pile offshore wind power foundation structure is the most widely used form of offshore wind power platform. the rotating frequency of the blade in the wind turbine has an important impact on the dynamic characteristics of the structure. the rule requires that the excitation frequency should avoid the natural frequency of the structure. in the numerical simulation, the pile-soil interaction is considered by applying boundary conditions. the typical foundation structures, single pile, is selected, to analyze the influence of different boundary conditions on the natural vibration characteristics of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure in ansys modal. and a simplified method of boundary conditions suitable for ansys modal analysis is proposed. the results show that the simplified boundary condition method proposed in this paper is suitable for modal analysis of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure. keywords: fixed offshore wind power foundation; pile-soil interaction; single-pile platform; modal analysis. 1. introduction unlike traditional offshore oil platforms, offshore wind turbines are designed as towering structures to improve the power generation efficiency. the high structure itself is flexible, and the fan blade vibrate under wind load, which may threaten the safety of the whole offshore wind power platform structure. therefore, the dynamic characteristics of the offshore wind power platform structure must be analyzed. dong xiaofeng [1] from tianjin university studied structural vibration response characteristics and regularities of a large offshore wind turbine main structure under different operating conditions, and discussed the key factors affecting the structural vibration of offshore wind turbines and their influence on the vibration safety of wind turbines. the results show that when offshore wind turbines are in operation, the impeller speed has obvious influence on the vibration of offshore fan structure, and the impeller speed plays a leading role in the vibration change of fan structure. cao guangqi [2] used ansys to analyze the natural vibration characteristics of the five-pile jacket offshore wind power foundation structure, and proved that blade sweep frequency and soil properties would affect the natural vibration characteristics of the structure. li yi [3] established several models with different parts of the three-pile foundation offshore wind power platform. li wei [4] used ansys finite element analysis software to establish the finite element model of the fixed offshore wind power foundation structure. p-y curve method, m method and the method of modeling the soil with solid elements were adopted to analyze the natural vibration characteristics of the structure, and the applicability and errors of the three methods were compared. the results show that the modal analysis of large diameter single pile offshore wind power foundation structure using p-y curve method will produce a large error, and the bearing capacity of soil in a certain depth range is easy to reach a high level, which will cause the design length of pile not meeting the requirements. in this paper, ansys is used to establish a finite element model of a single pile offshore wind power foundation structure, and two boundary condition simplification methods which are widely used: fixed constraint applied at 6 times the pile diameter below the mud surface and the soil solid element modeling, are used to analyze the natural vibration characteristics of the structure. these two models are used as the reference model. an equivalent spring element method considering stiffness is proposed as a new boundary condition simplification method, and its analysis results are compared with those of two reference models to verify its applicability to single pile offshore wind power foundation structure. 2. mechanism of pile-soil interaction pile foundation is a very important part of offshore platform, which is usually inserted into the seabed soil layer by driving, and the design depth is generally determined by the actual situation. pile foundation can bear most of the load. for piles bearing vertical loads, the main resistance is pile side friction and pile end resistance. because piles may pass through different soil layers after being driven into the foundation, the properties of soil layers and the size of piles will affect the vertical bearing capacity of piles. the lateral load borne by the pile body is transmitted to the lateral soil mass. meanwhile, other forces borne by the soil mass will also be fed back to the pile body, and the resistance factor, flexural stiffness and strength on the side of the pile will affect the magnitude of the lateral bearing capacity. therefore, in the process of analysis, it is necessary to pay attention to the interaction between pile and soil, which will directly affect the bearing capacity analysis of pile legs and even the bearing capacity analysis and safety assessment of the whole platform. when the pile is subjected to horizontal load, the balance of horizontal load is mainly achieved by the resistance of the soil around the pile. as for the pile body, it will bear horizontal load and moment. under these two forces, the pile body will have horizontal displacement and bending stress. the pile body can bear part of external forces, and the pilesoil contact surface can also bear part of external forces. under the action of external forces, the soil mass will be deformed, and the soil mass will also have some resistance. when the external forces are small, the resistance of the soil 92 can be considered to be in the linear elastic stage in the process of elastic compression. however, when the load is further increased, the force of the topsoil will increase, and then yield. at this time, the deeper soil layer begins to bear the external load. therefore, under the action of horizontal load, part of soil exhibits elastic changes and the other part exhibits plastic changes, which makes the study of pile-soil interaction more complicated. 3. dynamic analysis of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure 3.1. principal dimension of structure in this paper, the specific size and equivalent method of the single pile offshore fan tower are based on the data in liu chao [5] 's paper. the fan tower is 73.17m high, the section of the cylinder is changing, the mass and stiffness remain discontinuous, the maximum outside diameter is 4.3 m, and the minimum outside diameter is 3.25 m. the wall thickness varies discontinuously along the height of the tower. the maximum wall thickness is 0.05m and the minimum wall thickness is 0.028m. the single pile offshore wind power foundation structure is simplified as follows: (1) the fan tower is simplified into a structure whose outer diameter and wall thickness are unchanged along the height of the tower, and the simplification principle is to keep the total mass of the fan tower unchanged. the reduced outer diameter and reduced wall thickness are shown in table 1. table 1. reduced outer diameter and wall thickness outer diameter (m) wall thickness (m) original size max 4.3 max 0.05 min 3.25 min 0.028 reduced size 4.028 0.0274 (2) the bottom of the fan tower cylinder is connected to the deck, and the deck mass is 1000kg. the main scale of the offshore wind platform deck is small, so the deck is not modeled. the effect of the deck on the fan platform is simulated by applying mass points to the bottom of the fan tower cylinder. (3) the top structure of the fan tower cylinder includes blades, engine room and other facilities, with a total mass of 166,755 kg. in the modeling, the top structure of the fan tower cylinder is applied to the top of the tower drum as the mass point. according to the environmental conditions, considering the design high water level, maximum design wave height and air gap, the deck position should be located at least 10.304m above the sea level, and the deck position is located 15m above the horizontal level in this paper. the upper part of the deck is connected to the fan tower cylinder, and the lower part is connected to the single pile foundation. table 2. material properties property numeric value density (kg/m2) 7850 elastic modulus (mpa) 206000 poisson ratio 0.3 the whole single pile offshore wind power foundation structure uses dh36 high-strength marine steel, and its material properties are shown in table 2. 3.2. times of the pile diameter method when ansys is used to analyze and solve marine structures, fixed constraints applied to the structure at 6 times the pile diameter below the mud surface are often used as the boundary condition. this method is called 6 times the pile diameter method. a fixed constraint is applied to the source of a single pile offshore wind power foundation structure at 6 times the pile diameter below the mud surface, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. single pile offshore wind power foundation structure with constraint through the modal analysis of the single pile offshore wind power foundation structure, the first 6-order natural frequency of the structure obtained is shown in table 3. table 3. natural frequency of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure with 6 times pile diameter method order natural frequency (hz) 1 0.23114 2 0.23114 3 1.43455 4 1.43455 5 3.95624 6 3.95624 3.3. solid element method figure 2. solid model the soil was modeled by the solid45 element in the ansys, and the seabed soil is silt, with deformation modulus of 13mpa, poisson ratio of 0.3, density of 1.95 g/cm3, cohesion of 3 kpa, and internal friction angle of 23. soil adopts dp model in ansys, and dp model is the ideal elastic-plastic model. in the simulation, three parameters are essential if the dp model is used, the first is the cohesion c, the second is the internal friction angle, and the third is the 93 expansion angle. in the process of using this model for analysis, the expansion angle of the general soil should be set to 0 [6]. the soil range is 10 times the pile diameter, that is, the radius of the cylindrical soil is 40.28m and the height is 50m. fixed constraints are imposed on the side and bottom of the cylindrical soil, with a free surface at the top. the soil model is shown in figure 2, the fem model is shown in figure 3. figure 3. finite element model of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure based on solid element method the soil is modeled and solved by solid45 solid element in ansys, and the first 6-order natural frequency is shown in table 4. table 4. natural frequency of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure with solid element method order natural frequency (hz) 1 0.20032 2 0.20032 3 1.24486 4 1.24486 5 3.43980 6 3.43980 3.4. equivalent spring element method the equivalent spring element method is a method to simplify the soil to equivalent spring applied on the structure. since modal analysis in ansys will ignore nonlinear features, combin14 elements are used to simulate the effect of soil on the structure. the real constant of combin14 element includes the spring stiffness and damping. the damping of the soil is selected according to the empirical data. the damping is 0.03 in this paper, and the horizontal bed coefficient is calculated and analyzed. in the calculation process of the coefficient, it is necessary to combine the standard number of penetration hits, and the corresponding empirical formula [7] as follows: k=0.2n. (kgf/cm3 or 10n / cm3) the standard number of penetration hits of silt is 7, and the horizontal bed coefficient is 14n / cm3. the pile length of the single pile offshore wind power foundation structure is 34m, and the spring element is set every 1m below the mud surface. the spring length is 1m, and the stiffness is the product of the area and the horizontal bed coefficient. according to the projected area of the pile in the plane within a height of 1m, the stiffness can be calculated to be 1.12784 108n/m. through the modal analysis of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure, the first 6-order natural frequency obtained is shown in table 5. table 5. natural frequency of single pile offshore wind power foundation structure with equivalent spring element method order natural frequency (hz) 1 0.20020 2 0.20032 3 1.24351 4 1.24486 5 3.43653 6 3.43980 3.5. error analysis the 6 times pile diameter method is a common method to simplify the boundary conditions of the offshore fixed pile structure, while the solid element method is more accurate in theory. therefore, the 6 times pile diameter method and the solid element method are used as the benchmark to analyze the error of the equivalent spring element method. the error analysis based on 6 times pile diameter method is shown in table 6 and that based on solid element method is shown in table 7. table 6. error analysis of natural frequency based on 6 times pile diameter method order natural frequency (hz) 1 13.4% 2 13.3% 3 13.3% 4 13.2% 5 13.1% 6 13.1% table 7. error analysis of natural frequency based on solid element method order natural frequency (hz) 1 0.06% 2 0% 3 0.11% 4 0% 5 0.10% 6 0% according to the figures in table 6 and table 7, when the natural vibration frequency of the single pile offshore wind power foundation structure calculated by the 6 times of the pile diameter method is used as the reference, the error of the equivalent spring element method is about 13%, and the error of the natural vibration frequency of each order is basically the same, and all are within the acceptable range. the error of the equivalent spring element method is almost 0 when the natural frequency calculated by the solid element method is taken as the reference. by analyzing the error of natural vibration frequency calculated by the three methods, the following conclusions can be drawn: (1) compared with the two reference models, the error of natural vibration frequency calculated by the equivalent element spring method is within the acceptable range. the equivalent spring method can be used to simplify the boundary conditions in the modal analysis of single pile offshore fan foundation. (2) both equivalent spring element method and solid element method consider the physical and mechanical properties of soil, which cause a small error, indicating that the mechanical properties of soil should be measured and analyzed in practical engineering for accuracy. 94 4. conclusion the vibration characteristic of single pile offshore wind foundation structure has great influence on structure design and check. thus, considering the mechanism of pile-soil interaction of offshore wind platform, the equivalent spring element method used as boundary condition is proposed in this paper. and the method is compared with the commonly used boundary conditions simplification method. verified the applicability of the method for single pile wind power foundation structure. the specific conclusions obtained are as follows: the error of the natural vibration frequency calculated by the equivalent spring element method of single pile foundation is very small compared with results by the solid element method. the equivalent spring method can be used as a boundary condition simplification method in the modal analysis of single pile offshore wind power foundation. references [1] dong xiaofeng, lian jijian, wanghaijun. vibration monitoring test and characteristic analysis of offshore wind turbine structure [j]. journal of tianjin university (natural science and engineering technology), 2019, 52(02): 191-199. 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[7] yang shugeng, meng zhaoying, ren guiyong, sun dongchang, zhang shihua, xu songsen. simplified method and structural optimization of foundation boundary conditions for offshore bucket platform [j]. ocean engineering, 1999(02): 23-31. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 114 visual analysis of campus card consumption data based on matplotlib ‐‐ anhui university of finance and economics as an example qianhui meng, ruikang sun school of management science and engineering, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu 233030, china abstract: this paper selected the consumption data derived from the student campus card of the school of management science and engineering of anhui university of finance and economics as the research object. initially, data cleansing and classification were conducted using python and excel. subsequently, the matplotlib library was utilized to visually analyze both overall data of student consumption and the dining data with its higher proportion. through the in-depth study of the campus card data, a thorough understanding of students’ dining patterns was achieved. furthermore, the study recorded fluctuations in cafeteria footfall at various times of the day, providing valuable reference for optimizing resources and informing management decision-making regarding the school canteen from multiple perspectives. keywords: visual analysis; campus card consumption; matplotlib. 1. introduction as an integral component of the “smart campus” construction, the campus card, known as “one card,” has provided significant convenience for students’ on-campus consumption and daily lives. over time, the campus card has stored a vast amount of data regarding their consumption and behavioral patterns while on campus. leveraging scientific data processing and analysis methods, the analysis and modeling of this complex and diverse dataset can uncover latent value. such analysis will aid school administrators in understanding students’ consumption habits and behavioral patterns, facilitating a more rational optimization of school resource allocation and enabling sensible decision-making. 2. data description and pre-processing 2.1. data source and structure this paper examines the consumption data extracted from the student campus card system at the school of management science and engineering of anhui university of finance and economics. the data covers a period from april 2022 to april 2023, encompassing a total of 1,141,247 recorded items. the reasons for selecting data from this period are as follows: firstly, it includes both winter and summer vacations, allowing for a comparison of spending behavior during school time versus vacation periods. this comparison can shed light on potential variations in consumption patterns; secondly, the selected timeframe spans two distinct living conditions: before and after the implementation of the closed-off management policy. a comparative analysis within this context will assist administrators in reflecting on the policy’s impact and making informed decisions. table 1 presents the raw data (the first five rows) of desensitized student campus card consumption records, providing details such as the student’s id, name, transaction date, transaction time, transaction location, and transaction amount. table 1. raw data (the first five rows) of the desensitized student campus card consumption records 2.2. data preprocessing due to formatting inconsistencies, data redundancy and other factors, the raw data extracted from the system cannot be directly used and requires effective structuring and type standardization before subsequent research. therefore, data preprocessing plays a critical role in facilitating visualization and analysis, and it serves as a crucial step in determining the experimental outcome. we conducted data preprocessing through two primary procedures: data classification and data transformation. these steps ensured that the raw data was appropriately organized and modified, enabling seamless integration into the subsequent research process. 2.2.1. data classification the dataset comprises consumption data from students at the school of management science and engineering, anhui university of finance and economics. it includes transactions from over 80 different locations, such as “fast food and breakfast”, “zhongjing century hualian east school north court”, “spicy hotpot”, “mixed food pancake” and so on. to facilitate analysis and align with students’ daily lives, we have categorized consumption scenarios into seven groups: dining, supermarkets, insurance, bathing, electricity, 115 medicine, and others. it is important to note that the consumption places classified under the “other” category are not mainstream establishments, and they lack a consistent pattern in terms of month or date. this lack of consistency hinders the analysis and overall data visualization. consequently, these places are not currently included in the analysis. 2.2.2. discretization of time data to achieve the statistics of variations in daily footfall in cafeteria and the visualization of data in different time periods, it is necessary to discretize the data in the column of “transaction time”. the processing method selected in this paper is to use the resample method in pandas to divide the 24-hour period of a day into 48 segments, with each segment representing a duration of 30 minutes. consolidating the time data scattered across different segments into a single point holds significant implications for visualizing the daily dining traffic data that follows. 3. data visualization results and analysis 3.1. overall analysis of student spending data in campus card 3.1.1. percentage of consumption amount by category fig. 1 compares the proportion of total consumption amounts in each category. it is evident that dining expenses constituted the predominant portion of consumption expenditure among the students at the school of management science and engineering, representing 76.66%. this percentage surpassed three-quarters of the total, far ahead of the other five categories. next, supermarket expenses accounted for 8.97% of consumption, mainly consisting of certain necessities required by students during school hours, as well as non-meal food items such as fruit, snacks, and perishable or short-shelf-life products. finally, insurance and bathing fees, which accounted for a relatively small amount, each comprised only around 5.5%. fig 1. percentage of total consumption amount by category 3.1.2. percentage of card swipes by category fig. 2 demonstrates the proportion of card swipes among different categories. although the proportion of dining expenditure was still in the leading position, it is worth noting that the percentage of bathing consumption has expanded to 35.11%. analyzing the reasons as follows: in actual life scenarios, bathing activities are associated with frequent but low-value credit card transactions. in a student’s one-time consumption, multiple or duplicate card swipes often occur due to the student’s personal preferences or needs, as well as human errors or equipment malfunctions. consequently, even though the share of bathing expenses in the total expenditure was not prominent, the number of card swipes associated with “bathing” accounted for over one-third. besides, the total number of times students spent in supermarkets was 8.75 %, which was about one-sixth of catering consumption. fig 2. percentage of card swipes by category based on the analysis of fig. 1 and fig. 2, it is evident that both in terms of consumption amount and transaction frequency, dining carried the majority of the weight in students' daily life. to enhance students’ sense of belonging and provide greater convenience in their academic journey, it is especially vital to explore their dining patterns and understand their eating habits. subsequently, the construction of canteens can be optimized from multiple perspectives. 3.2. analysis of students' catering consumption 3.2.1. overall analysis of canteen consumption before the analysis of the dining rules, items with the corresponding value of “transaction locations” as “dining” needed to be screened out. after processing, the data was reduced from 1.1 million to 630,000. we continued the analysis of student consumption data in the dining category based on the number of card swipes. fig. 3 shows the statistics of the average number of transactions per month of students in the past year. from the diagram, we can infer that during the period from april 2022 to may 2022, average number of daily consumptions was about 3000. at this stage, students basically adjusted back from the state of holidays. following the rhythm of the teaching weeks, undergraduates tended to have a more structured lifestyle. therefore, the majority of meals, three times a day, were typically taken care of in the students’ cafeteria. in june, the value decreased significantly. this phenomenon might be attributed to the prevalence of multiple examinations taking place in the month of june, such as cet4, cet6, the final examination and so on. in order to adapt to the state of preparation and review, students were inclined to adjust their original eating habits. for instance, there was a greater tendency for individuals to opt for ordering takeout, making purchases at supermarkets, and missing the operational hours of the campus cafeteria. from july 2022 to august 2022, the data ushered in a significant reduction. during these two months, the school entered the summer vacation period, leading to the departure of the majority of students, while a few opted to remain on campus during their summer break. for this reason, even if the data at this stage dropped sharply, there were still cafeteria dining records with an average of about 200 times a day. besides, september 2022 to december 2022 was the first half of the academic year. except for december, when there was an abnormality, the number of consumptions in the cafeteria was fairly stable in the other three months, 116 remaining at around 2,500. in december 2022, due to policy factors, a large number of students were being repatriated, and some canteen windows were closed and no longer open. after the middle of the month, basically no students stayed on campus, so the consumption data generated was less than half of usual. at the end of february 2023, students started school, and the data recovered and remained around 2000 in the following two months. fig 3. average number of transactions per month in student canteens from april 2022 to april 2023 3.2.2. statistical analysis of card swipe frequency at different stages in order to explore students' meal patterns further and generalize more specific meal habits, we selected eight consecutive teaching weeks from the three semesters included in the period april 2022 april 2023, respectively, where students' behaviors were more regular and stable. for comparison convenience, we set w0, w1...w8 as the saturdays of each week, and the specific data treatment is shown in table 2. fig. 4 drawn in this way demonstrates a stronger regularity. from fig. 4, we can observe that the number of student meals exhibited weekly fluctuations and variations at each stage. specifically, the consumption frequency at each stage reached its lowest point when plotted on the x-axis as w0, w1…w8. by considering the specific values in conjunction with this information, we can deduce that there existed a significant disparity in the number of meals consumed on weekdays versus weekends. the majority of students opted to dine in the on-campus cafeteria during weekdays primarily due to their busy course schedules, whereas weekends saw a notable decrease in the number of meals consumed on campus. compared to weekdays, the number of meals in the cafeteria on weekends was reduced by about 30%. in addition, although the weekly dining rules were basically the same, contrasted with the data of different stages, we can find that the attraction of school canteens to students was gradually weakening over time. specifically, the students’ card-swiping instances in april 2023 decreased by about 1,000 in comparison to the same period last year. the reasons for such a marked contrast might be as follows: in 2022, the school implemented closed management, and students were not allowed to enter and leave the campus without special circumstances. the three meals basically relied on the supply of school canteens, which brought considerable benefits to the canteen. however, in the new semester of 2023, owing to the liberalization of the epidemic policy, the school no longer executed closed management. under any circumstances, any student could freely enter and leave the campus. in terms of diet, the charm of off-campus restaurants has increased, thus diverting some people from dining on campus. it can be seen that in the absence of closed management constraints in the future, campus cafeterias urgently need to explore new development model, enlarge the existing advantages, and improve the infrastructure construction in terms of hardware and software. this will enable them to attract and retain students, thereby further enhancing their competitiveness in comparison to off-campus dining options. table 2. alphabet number and division of each date segment fig 4. comparison of catering consumption in each semester 117 3.2.3. transaction active time period statistics in the analysis of students' dining situation at different time points, we can clearly see from fig. 5 that there are four high points in the dining curve during the day, corresponding to the time periods of 7:00am to 8:00am, 9:00am to 10:00am, 11:00am to 12:00am, 5:00pm to 6:00pm. in those time, the issues of canteen queue congestion, overcrowding, subpar dining environment, slow meal preparation speed at some stalls, and a range of other problems would be intensified, which was very detrimental to the dining experience of students and teachers. furthermore, in addition to the peak times during regular meal hours, there was a noticeable minor peak occurring between 9:00am and 10:00am. upon investigation, the time period was the morning recess of the school, and the primary sources of human traffic was the students who did not eat breakfast before the first class, as well as a part of the students who have recently risen to grab a meal before attending their second class. however, often at this time, some food stalls in the cafeteria have already stopped serving breakfast, and the stalls that were still open might have issues such as limited menu options and cold food. in view of the unique dining habits of students at this time, further improvement of the cafeteria resources should not only be limited to meeting the needs of the majority, but the demands of minority groups should also be included in the scope of optimization and development. fig 5. variation in cafeteria attendance throughout the day 4. suggestions for optimizing the operation and management of the canteen of anhui university of finance and economics 4.1. move the cafeteria window five meters back according to the survey, some stalls in the south court cafeteria have the problem that the pick-up point is too far from the meal preparation area. on the one hand, it causes the waste of space resources and potential safety hazards due to the lack of space during the peak flow of people. on the other hand, students are unable to witness the sanitary conditions of the kitchen area and the meal preparation process. meanwhile, the operation of the cafeteria lacks transparency, which increases the safety risks of eating and is not conducive to the joint participation of customers in the supervision of the cafeteria quality. the measure of moving the cafeteria service windows five meters backward will expand the reception area of the cafeteria and facilitate the school to set up more tables and chairs. more importantly, this initiative saves more space for teachers and students to queue up and place their orders, thus ensuring the operational efficiency of the cafeteria during peak dining periods. simultaneously, the new space can also be considered to provide various types of seating, such as high chairs, sofa areas, group dining areas, etc., to meet the preferences and needs of different students. lastly, when students order and wait for their meals, they can see the raw materials, the production process and the sanitary environment inside the stall from a close distance, which will undoubtedly strengthen the impression of the school cafeteria as a clean and hygienic place and make students feel more at ease with the food in the cafeteria and thus more favorable. 4.2. supply the dishes in batches during the peak period during the four peak periods of daily dining, the cafeteria can release a batch of fresh, warm dishes every half hour. in this way, students can alleviate concerns about insufficient, unappetizing or cold meals, even if they are unable to catch the first batch of meals served in the cafeteria or prefer to avoid the peak periods. the aim is to gradually establish a staggered dining pattern, dispersing the influx of individuals during peak hours, and ensuring students have an efficient and expedited dining experience on weekdays, when the number of cardholders is at its peak. this approach helps alleviate the operational strain on the cafeteria during high-demand periods. also, this humanized service will further increase the loyalty of the dining staff and bring more profit to the canteen. 4.3. improve the soft power of canteen construction faced with the diminishing attractiveness and the massive loss of customers on weekends, school cafeterias need to innovate their business environment and create a cultural label of their own, thus increasing the stickiness between students and the cafeteria. for example, establish private rooms offering specialty dishes at competitive prices, while concurrently arranging diverse activities such as indoor games, group gatherings, music performances and so on. gradually, when selecting venues for teambuilding activities within student clubs, classes, or organizations, the school cafeteria will be considered the top choice. instead of expending significant effort in selecting and arranging visits 118 to expensive off-campus restaurants with inconvenient transportation, students prioritize utilizing the school cafeteria as their preferred activity space. in addition, cultural festivals, food creativity festivals, cooking competitions, etc., should be held regularly at regular intervals. in line with this, it is recommended to implement online voting and evaluation systems. creative dishes should be sold to students, so that they can improve their meals and feel the enjoyment of taste and nutritional satisfaction even on campus. 5. conclusion based on the consumption data of the campus card of the school of management science and engineering of anhui university of finance and economics, this paper used pandas and matplotlib to realize the visualization of the consumption data of the student campus card, including the proportion of the number and amount of consumption in each category, the change statistics of the number of consumption in the canteen, the frequency statistics of students' swiping cards and the regular statistics of the active time points of daily transactions in the canteen. combined with the unique dining habits of the students in the school, this paper presented comprehensive measures for optimizing and developing the school cafeteria based on three key aspects: enhancing canteen infrastructure, improving food supply, and enhancing soft power. in the future, with the continuous deepening of information construction in colleges and universities, the proliferation of data generated on campus cards is increasing dramatically. using big data technology to mine, integrate and manage them will aid schools in acquiring a deeper understanding of student behavior patterns, enabling them to precisely optimize resource allocation. consequently, it will facilitate the provision of more scientifically tailored and effective services and management for teachers and students alike. acknowledgments anhui university of finance and economics undergraduate research innovation fund project. 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[8] information on:how to convert pandas data type to string or numeric type? zhihu (zhihu.com). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 1 exploration on the construction of county medical community information platform luyao zhang 1, 2, *, lecai cai 2 1 school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, zigong, china 2 sanjiang research institute of artificial intelligence and robotics, yibin university, yibin, china abstract: by combing the development status and key problems of the county medical community model, analyzing the practical scenarios of the county medical community, combining big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence related technologies, designing the architecture model of the county medical community information platform, and exploring the construction methods of the county medical community information platform that meet the social development status and meet the people's health needs. it provides reference for the landing and development of future medical informatization, medical big data platform and county medical community information platform. keywords: county medical community; big data; artificial intelligence; informatization. 1. introduction the contradiction between the insufficient and unbalanced development of medical resources in china and the increasing health needs of people has become a major contradiction that affects the quality of life of the people. to address this issue, in may 2019, the national health commission issued a notice on promoting the construction of a compact county-level medical and health community [1]. since then, china has officially started the construction of a medical community. the so-called "medical community", also known as the medical community, refers to the integration of medical and health resources at the district and township levels, led by district level hospitals, to form a medical system, maximizing resource and technological advantages, gradually improving the quality of medical and health services at the county level, constructing a new order of graded diagnosis and treatment, reasonable diagnosis and treatment, and orderly medical treatment, and focusing on enhancing the public's sense of health gain, happiness, and security [2]. the construction of the medical community will fundamentally solve the problems of people's "difficulty, annoyance, and high cost of medical treatment". using cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence and other related technologies to build a reasonable and advanced big data cloud service platform to provide services and assistance for patients, medical personnel, and scientific researchers will become an important research and work direction of hospital informatization in the future. 2. current situation analysis 2.1. proposal of county medical community the guiding opinions of the general office of the state council on promoting the construction and development of medical federations (guo ban fa [2017] no. 32) issued in april 2017 clarified the pilot tasks for exploring the framework and forms of medical consortium construction, and requested the formation of a relatively complete policy system for medical consortium by 2020, with specific goals for comprehensively promoting the construction of medical consortium [1]. among the four modes of establishing medical communities, the concept of "mainly establishing medical communities in counties" is proposed [3]. at this point, the county-level medical service community was officially launched in national policies for the first time, becoming an important lever to enhance the capacity of grassroots medical services and assist in the construction of graded diagnosis and treatment systems. in april 2018, the opinions of the general office of the state council on promoting the development of "internet plus medical health" (guo ban fa [2018] no. 26) was released, which proposed the requirements of promoting the gradual extension of telemedicine services to community health service institutions, township hospitals and village clinics, and improving the capacity and efficiency of primary medical services [4]. in august of the same year, the "notice on further improving the key work related to the construction of graded diagnosis and treatment system" (guo wei yi fa [2018] no. 28) was issued, emphasizing the need for coordinated planning and accelerated promotion of the construction of medical consortia [4]. the formation of county-level medical communities and urban medical groups was proposed for the first time, and the capacity building of county-level hospitals became a top priority in promoting urban-rural separation and county-level graded diagnosis and treatment. 2.2. concept of county medical community 2.2.1. medical community the so-called medical community refers to the organic integration of regional health resources in a region, mainly referring to grassroots hospitals and health institutions within the county. with county-level medical institutions as the main leaders, they contact several township or village health centers to establish and promote mutual cooperation and integration of interests, responsibilities, and services, and promote the optimization, integration, rational utilization, and sinking of medical and health resources to the grassroots level, a medical and health service community that guides the public to receive initial diagnosis and treatment at nearby grassroots medical institutions in the early stages of illness[5]. try to provide basic and effective solutions for the diagnosis and treatment of most common and frequently occurring 2 diseases within the county. 2.2.2. county medical community county level medical community is a county township integrated management system led by county-level hospitals, with township health centers as hubs, and village clinics as the foundation, effectively connecting with rural integrated management [6]. fully leverage the urban-rural linkage and leading role of county-level hospitals, form a division of labor and cooperation mechanism for county-level and rural medical and health institutions, and build a three-level linkage county-level medical service system [7]. 2.3. current situation of the construction of county medical community in 2019, the national health commission launched a pilot project for the construction of a compact county-level medical community nationwide, identifying 754 counties in shanxi and zhejiang provinces, as well as 567 counties (cities, districts, etc.) in other provinces [8]. in 2020, out of the 754 pilot counties, 535 met the standards of a compact countylevel medical community, accounting for 71% [8]. the construction of county-level medical communities has reached consensus in most provinces and is showing a trend of comprehensive promotion [8]. in 2021, xinjiang will be added as a pilot province. as of april 2023, the national health commission reported that china has piloted the construction of a "compact county-level medical community" in over 800 counties and cities. more than 70% of the more than 800 "tight county medical community" pilot projects nationwide have implemented unified management of personnel and drugs, over 90% have achieved mutual recognition of inspection and testing results within the medical community, and the county level medical treatment rate in the pilot areas has exceeded 90%. 3. requirement analysis 3.1. user requirements government: through the construction of county-level medical communities, achieve the optimization, integration, and rational utilization of medical and health resources within the county; real time supervision of hospitals at all levels within the medical community, timely understanding of the needs of the people within the county, guiding them to seek timely treatment nearby, and enabling the diagnosis and treatment of common and frequently occurring diseases to be addressed within the county. hospitals: county level hospitals efficiently and reasonably utilize existing resources, establish health records for residents within the county, comprehensively grasp patient information, assist grassroots doctors in diagnosing difficult diseases, and play a leading role in providing health protection for residents within the county; grassroots hospitals achieve daily diagnosis, collect health information from residents within the county, and create a solid foundation for the construction of medical communities. doctor: specialized doctors provide personalized diagnosis and treatment plans for patients, assisting grassroots doctors in completing disease diagnosis and follow-up; grassroots doctors complete disease diagnosis and information input with the assistance of specialized doctors. residents: the demand for medical treatment has been improved, mainly reflected in convenient and efficient medical services, uninterrupted health information, and full lifecycle health management, achieving the goal of not leaving the county for major illnesses and not leaving the countryside for minor illnesses [9]. 3.2. functional requirement 3.2.1. resource sharing utilizing existing medical resources, establish an open and shared resource sharing center within the medical community for medical testing, imaging diagnosis, electrocardiogram diagnosis, pathological diagnosis, clinical medical records, and medical data. relying on the medical community platform, connect medical and health institutions and business systems at all levels, break down information barriers between different levels, and fully utilize existing medical resources. 3.2.2. data management establish a medical big data center to integrate the "heterogeneous" data of different systems, data types, and data structures in existing medical institutions. at the same time, establish a unified standard to ensure information interoperability, reduce repeated information entry, and achieve one-time entry and multiple use. establish multiple databases to classify and store different business data, facilitating data analysis and mining. 3.2.3. intelligent diagnosis and treatment according to the disease diagnosis process, help collect diagnostic and treatment information standards, provide standardized diagnostic assistance, push disease related knowledge to help grassroots doctors comprehensively understand, recommend personalized diagnosis and treatment plans based on patient conditions, and recommend corresponding specialized doctors to use remote medical technology to assist grassroots medical personnel in providing professional treatment for patients. 3.2.4. information security due to the unique nature of medical data, it is necessary to ensure its privacy, availability, and controllability. while data is open and shared, it is necessary to ensure that patients' privacy rights are not violated; while collecting and transmitting data, it is necessary to ensure the accuracy of the data to avoid uncontrollable errors and diagnostic biases in subsequent analysis; when accessing data, different permissions should be designed based on different roles to ensure data controllability. 4. construction plan the overall framework of the system is the county medical community model, the bottom is the cloud computing# private cloud resource pool, and the top is the platform construction. the first is to open up the hospital led by the medical community, and then the hospital led by each medical community and the county health platform, to achieve information exchange and data sharing. further up, it is the business system in the whole county, including the data center, business support system and various application systems, such as family doctor service management, various businesses of medical community, clinical auxiliary diagnosis and treatment decision-making, medical management decision-making, comprehensive management, internet based online services and other applications. the overall architecture of the county medical community is shown in figure 1. 3 figure 1. overall architecture of county medical community 4.1. medical big data center in order to solve the problems such as information barriers, data islands, and data structures that exist in current medical data, the medical informatization industry coincidentally began to build medical big data centers. it aims to integrate the "heterogeneous" data of different systems, different data types and different data structures in medical institutions through the medical big data center. the medical big data center consists of six parts: data resources, data collection and conversion, data storage, data analysis, data value mining and application, and user subjects, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. framework of medical big data center 4.2. family doctor service management system the county-level medical community model proposes the signing service for family doctors. the family doctor service management system designed in this project focuses on the daily work of family doctors, and revolves around the signing management and establishment of health records for residents by family doctors, conducting a series of public health work such as health assessment, diagnosis and treatment intervention, disease tracking, follow-up, and basic medical services, by using mobile internet and intelligent mobile terminals to provide data feedback to specialized doctors, doctors can provide timely remote diagnosis and treatment of patients, thereby further optimizing personal body testing and health management services [11]. the architecture of the family doctor service management system is shown in figure 3. 4 figure 3. architecture diagram of family doctor service management system 4.3. diagnosis and treatment auxiliary decision-making system the diagnosis and treatment assistant decision-making system based on deep learning takes the intelligent decisionmaking engine and medical knowledge base as the core, follows the essential principle of disease occurrence and development, and uses the ontology based semantic network, artificial intelligence, deep learning neural network algorithm and other cutting-edge technologies to "learn" the guidelines, literature, relevant medical records and other data related to disease diagnosis and treatment, self-improve the knowledge base, rule base and decision-making engine model to achieve accuracy efficient and intelligent comprehensive analysis and judgment, providing precise solution push for basic examinations, diagnosis, and treatment services involved in the diagnosis and treatment process of doctors. the service process of the diagnosis and treatment assistance decision-making system based on deep learning is mainly used by grassroots doctors, and is oriented towards the diagnosis and treatment process, achieving applications in different scenarios such as initial diagnosis and follow-up diagnosis. its auxiliary functions mainly include: assisting in the standard collection of diagnosis and treatment information (patient symptoms, signs, and auxiliary examinations); provide standardized diagnostic assistance to avoid misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis; assist grassroots medical personnel and patients to have a comprehensive understanding of disease knowledge; recommend personalized diagnosis and treatment plans for grassroots doctors to facilitate disease diagnosis and treatment; at the same time, when encountering difficult cases, corresponding specialized doctors can also be recommended to assist grassroots medical personnel in providing professional treatment for patients. the service process of the diagnosis and treatment assistance decision-making system is shown in figure 4. figure 4. diagnosis and treatment assistance decision-making flowchart 4.3.1. medical knowledge base the medical knowledge base is mainly to informationize the medical data issued by authoritative departments such as the constantly updated clinical diagnosis and treatment guidelines for diseases, clinical pathway, medical textbooks, and the historical medical record data of the hospital, and then to organize the contents of the medical knowledge base structurally and elementarily through the combination of machine learning, data mining, and manual sorting and review. 4.3.2. ai inference engine ai reasoning engine is mainly used to collect the data in the guide literature, clinical medical records and other original texts, use big data processing, medical terminology annotation and other technologies to extract the key feature information related to diagnosis and treatment, form a knowledge graph, and generate multiple medical logic reasoning models of different applications through neural network training, for auxiliary diagnosis and treatment, 5 intelligent guidance/triage intelligent push for scenarios such as interpreting anomaly detection indicators. 4.3.3. matching rules the system needs to design matching rules from multiple aspects, such as accuracy and utility, to ensure that patients can effectively seek medical treatment while also fully utilizing medical resources at different levels. design corresponding symptom weighting rules, with doctors being skilled in prioritizing, pre-condition principles (such as pregnant women, young children, and other special populations), and rules for symptom severity, to provide patients with specialized doctors while ensuring efficient use of medical resources. 4.4. information security guarantee 4.4.1. data privacy security data privacy refers to information that individuals, organizations, and other entities are unwilling to disclose or do not want to be known to the outside world. the unique nature of medical data requires greater attention to privacy protection. in the process of data collection, transmission, data open sharing, data analysis and other processes, privacy security protection strategies need to be adopted for data, such as fuzzification, data anonymization and encryption of medical data. 4.4.2. data trusted control data credibility control refers to the control of data authenticity and accuracy. the source of medical big data is complex and diverse, and there are high requirements for data accuracy and authenticity. data credibility control is particularly important. the reasons for the credibility problem of medical big data can be understood from the following two perspectives: first, the original error, that is, when the data is generated, it is the wrong data; the second is process error, which refers to errors generated during the data dissemination process [12]. therefore, in the process of data collection and processing, attention should be paid to the authenticity of data collection and the accuracy of data processing. 4.4.3. data access control data access is a prerequisite for healthcare data applications, and the services provided by medical service platforms are based on data communication. the process of data access is inevitable. to ensure the security of data access, appropriate control measures need to be taken for data access and communication processes. in addition to privacy processing of data at the source, different permission controls need to be implemented according to different user roles to ensure the security of medical data while sharing. 5. conclusion respond to the call of national policies and use big data technology to effectively solve the imbalance of domestic medical resources. the development of a medical community information platform is beneficial for individuals to manage their own health. with the help of the medical community information platform, comprehensive tracking of personal electronic medical records can be achieved, and medical treatment is no longer limited by geographical location. rural residents can also enjoy professional assistance from countylevel medical experts. on the other hand, it is conducive to assisting grassroots medical staff in making diagnosis and treatment decisions. medical staff can use big data technology to conduct scenario analysis on medical data associated with medical staff, so as to specify or select personalized diagnosis, treatment and care programs based on big data analysis results. in addition, when encountering difficult and miscellaneous diseases, grassroots medical staff can timely seek help from county and city level medical experts, which can reduce the difficulty of patients' treatment to a certain extent. through the study of the county medical community model and big data technology, this paper has made a preliminary exploration of the construction of the medical community information platform, which provides a theoretical basis for the future medical business needs of grass-roots medical personnel, the implementation, development and application of the medical big data platform, and also 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[15] shen shaotie, xu jing, dou hanyang people in the county cannot benefit from medical treatment people's daily, june 4, 2021 (019). doi: 10.28655/n.cnki.nrmrb.2021.005900. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 18 the source code comment generation based on abstract syntax tree daoyang ming 1, weicheng xiong 2, * 1 school of foreign languages, baoshan university, baoshan, 678000, china 2 school of mathematics and big data, guizhou normal university, guiyang, 550018, china * corresponding author: weicheng xiong abstract: code summarization provides the main aim described in natural language of the given function; it can benefit many tasks in software engineering. due to the special grammar and syntax structure of programming languages and various shortcomings of different deep neural networks, the accuracy of existing code summarization approaches is not good enough. we proposes to use abstract syntax trees for source code summarization .our solution is inspired by recent advances in neural machine translation, as well as an approach called sbt by hu et al. we evaluate our approach using the automated metric bleu and compare it to other relevant models. keywords: deep learning; source code comment generation; abstract syntax tree. 1. introduction source code summarization is the task of writing brief natural language descriptions of code [1, 2, 3, 4]. these descriptions have long been the backbone of developer documentation such as javadocs [5]. the idea is that a short description allows a programmer to understand what a section of code does and that code’s purpose in the overall program, without requiring the programmer to read the code itself. summaries like “uploads log files to the backup server” or “formats decimal values as scientific notation” can give programmers a clear picture of what code does, saving them time from comprehending the details of that code. trace its technological development, at first, the dominant strategy was based on sentence templates and heuristics derived from empirical studies [6-10]. starting around 2016, data-driven strategies based on neural networks came to the forefront, leveraging gains from both the ai/nlp and mining software repositories research communities [11-14]. as far as we know, the existing deep learning based comment generation approaches mainly utilize the seq2seq model in which the program code is encoded into hidden space first and then decode it to produce the target comment. however, these kind of approaches have the following drawbacks: (1) they mainly take the source code as plain text and ignore the hierarchical structure of the source code; (2) most of the approaches only consider simple features, such as,tokens, which overlooking the hidden information that can help grab the relationships between source code and comments; (3) they typically train the decoder to produce the code annotation by calculating and maximizing the odds based on the subsequent natural language words, however in fact, they mainly produce the code annotation from scratch. therefore, these drawbacks result in inferior comment generation accuracy and inconsistent of the generated comment. to solve the limitations described above, this work proposes to use abstract syntax trees for source code summarization. the ast of source code provides additional structure features that are lost when you flatten source code to a sequence. these additional structure features allow the model to learn code representations even if the programmer provided features (e.g.identifiers) are obfuscated. our solution is inspired by recent advances in neural machine translation, as well as an approach called sbt by hu et al. [15]. what differs with our approach is that we use separate inputs for the source code sequence and ast sequence so that the model only learns structure information from the ast. we evaluate our approach using the automated metric bleu and compare it to other relevant models 2. approach our proposed neural model assumes a typical nmt architecture in which the model is asked to predict one word at a time. the input to the model is the code and ast, along with the preceding words in the summary. the model output is the next token in the summary sequence. 2.1. model overview our model is essentially an attentional encoder-decoder system, except with two encoders: one for code/text data and one for ast data. in the spirit of maintaining simplicity where possible, we used embedding and recurrent layers of equal size for the encoders. we concatenate the output of attention mechanisms for each encoder as depicted as following: figure 1. model architecture precedent for combining different data sources comes 19 heavily from image captioning [16] (e.g., merging convolution image output with a list of tags). one aim of this work is to demonstrate how a similar concept is beneficial for code summarization, in contrast to the usual seq2seq application to se data in which all information is put into one sequence. we also hope to sow fertile ground for several areas of future work in creating unique processing techniques for each data type treating software’s text and structure differently has a long tradition [17]. 2.2. model details to encourage reproducibility and for clarity, we explain our model as a walkthrough of our actual keras implementation. txt_input = input(shape=(self.txtlen,)) com_input = input(shape=(self.comlen,)) ast_input = input(shape=(self.astlen,)) first, above, are three input layers corresponding to the code/text sequence, the comment sequence, and the flattened ast sequence. we chose the sequence lengths as a balance between model size and coverage of the dataset. the sequence sizes of 100 for code/text and ast, and 13 words for comment, each cover at least 80% of the training set. shorter sequences are padded with zeros, and longer sequences are truncated. ee=embedding(output_dim=self.embdims, input_dim=self.txtvocabsize)(txt_input) se=embedding(output_dim=self.embdims, input_dim=self.astvocabsize)(ast_input) we start with a fairly common encoding structure, including embedding layers for each of our encoded input types (code/text and ast). the embedding will output a shape of (batch size, txtvocabsize, embdims). what this means is that for every batch, each word in the sequence has one vector of length embdims. for example, (200, 100, 100) means that for each of 200 examples in a batch, there are 100 words and each word is represented by a 100 length embedding vector. we found two separate embeddings to have better performance than a unified embedding space. ast_enc=cudnngru(self.rnndims,return_state=t rue,return_sequences=false) astout, sa = ast_enc(se) next is a gru layer with rnndims units (we found 256 to provide good results without oversizing the model) to serve as the ast encoding. we used a cudnngru to increase training speed, not for prediction performance. the return state flag is necessary so that we get the final hidden state of the ast encoder. the return sequences flag is necessary because we want the state at every cell instead just the final state. we need the state at every cell for the attention mechanism later. txt_enc=cudnngru(self.rnndims,return_state=true, return_sequences=true) txtout, st = enc(ee, initial_state=sa) the code/text encoder operates in nearly the same way as the ast encoder, except that we start the code/text gru with the final state of the ast gru. the effect is similar to if we had simply concatenated the inputs, except that 1) we keep separate embedding spaces, 2) we allow for attention to focus on each input differently rather than across input types, 3) we ensure that one input is not truncated by an excessively long sequence of the other input type, and 4) we “keep the door open” for further processing e.g. via convolution layers that would benefit one input type but not the other. as we show in our evaluation, this is an important point for future work. tensor txtout would normally have shape (batch size, rnndims), an rnndimslength vector representation of every input in the batch. however, since we have return sequences enabled, encout has the shape (batch size, datvocabsize, rnndims), which is the rnndims-length vector at every timestep. that is, the rnndims-length vector at every word in the sequence. so, we see the status of the output vector as it changes with each word in the sequence. we also have return state enabled, which just means that we get st, the rnndims vector from the last cell. this is a gru, so this st is the same as the output vector, but we get it here anyway for convenience, to use as the initial state in the decoder. ast_attn = dot([astout,encout], axes=[2, 2]) ast_attn = activation(‘softmax’)(ast_attn) ast_context = dot([ast_attn, txtout], axes=[2, 1]) we perform the same attention operations to the ast encoding as we do for the code/text encoding. context = concatenate( [txt_context, ast_context, decout]) but, we still need to combine the code/text and ast context with the decoder sequence information. this is important because we send each word one at a time, as noted in the previous section. the model gets to look at the previous words in the sentence in addition to the words in the encoder sequences. it does not have the burden of predicting the entire output sequence all at once. technically, what we have here are two context matrices with shape (batch size, 13, 256) and a decout with shape (batch size, 13, 256). the default axis is -1, which means the last part of the shape (the 256 one in this case). this creates a tensor of shape (batch size, 13, 768): one 768-length vector for each of the 13 input elements instead of three 256-length vectors. out=timedistributed(dense(self.rnndims, activation="relu"))(context) we are nearing the point of predicting a next word. a timedistributed layer provides one dense layer per vector in the context matrix. the result is one rnndimslength vector for every element in the decoder sequence. for example, one 256-length vector for each of the 13 positions in the decoder sequence. essentially, this creates one predictor for each of the 13 decoder positions. out = flatten()(out) out = dense(self.comvocabsize, activation="softmax")(out) however, we are trying to output a single word, the next word in the sequence. ultimately we need a single output vector of length comsvocabsize. so we first flatten the (13, 256) matrix into a single (3328) vector, then we use a dense output layer of length comsvocabsize, and apply softmax. model = model(inputs=[txt_input,com_input, ast_input], outputs=out) the result is a model with code/text, ast, and comment sequence inputs, and a predicted next word in the comment sequence as output. 2.3. hardware details the hardware on which we implemented, trained, and tested our model included one xeon e5-1650v4 cpu, 64gb ram, and two quadro p5000 gpus.it was necessary to train on gpus with 16gb vram due to the large size of our model. 2.4. corpus preparation we prepared a large corpus of java methods from the sourcerer repository provided by lopes et al. [18]. the repository contains over 51 million java methods from over 50000 projects. we considered updating the repository with 20 new downloads from github, but we found that the sourcerer dataset was quite thorough, leading to a large amount of overlap with newer projects that could not be eliminated (due to name changes, code cloning, etc.). this overlap could lead to major validity problems for our experiments (e.g., if testing samples were inadvertently placed in the training set). we decided to use the sourcerer projects exclusively. we split the code and comments on camel case and underscore, removed non-alpha characters, and set to lower case. we did not perform stemming. we then split the dataset by project into training, validation, and test sets. by “by project” we mean that we randomly divided the projects into the three groups: 90% of projects into training, 5% into validation, and 5% into testing. to obtain the asts, we first used srcml [19] to extract an xml representation of each method. then we built a tool to convert the xml representation into the flattened sbt representation, to generate sbt-formatted output described by hu et al. [15] finally, we created our own modification of sbt in which all the code structure remained intact, but in which we replaced all words (except official java api class names) in the code to a special token. we call this sbt-ao for sbt ast only. we use this modification to simulate the case when only an ast can be extracted. from this corpus of java methods, we create two datasets: • the standard dataset contains three elements for each java method: 1) the pre-processed java source code for the method, 2) the pre-processed comment, and 3) the sbt-ao representation of the java code. • the challenge dataset contains two elements for each method: 1) the preprocessed comment, and 2) the sbt-ao representation of the java code. technically, we also have a third dataset containing the default sbt representation (with code words) and the preprocessed comment, which we use for experiments to compare our approach to the baselines. however, the standard and challenge datasets are our focus in this paper, intended to compare the case when internal documentation is available, and the much more difficult case with only an ast. 3. evaluation this section covers our evaluation, comparing our approach to baselines over the standard and challenge datasets. 3.1. research questions this section covers our evaluation, comparing our approach to baselines over the standard and challenge datasets. our research objective is to determine the performance difference between our approach and competitive baseline approaches in two situations that we explore through these research questions (rqs): rq1. what is the difference in performance between our approach and competitive approaches in the “standard” situation, assuming internal documentation? rq2.what is performance of our approach in the “challenge” situation, assuming an ast only? essentially, existing applications of nmt for the problem of code summarization almost entirely rely on the programmer writing meaningful internal documentation such as identifier names. as we will show, this assumption makes the problem “easy” for seq2seq nmt models, since many methods have internal documentation that is very similar to the summary comment (a phenomenon also observed by tan et al. [20] and louis et al. [21]). we ask rq1 in order to study the performance of our approach under this assumption. in contrast, we ask rq2 because the assumption of internal documentation is often not valid. very often, only the bytecode is available, or programmers neglect to write good internal documentation, or code has even been obfuscated deliberately. in these cases, it is usually still possible to extract an ast for a method, even if it contains no meaningful words. in principle, the structure of a program is all that is necessary to understand it, since ultimately that is what defines the behavior of the program. in practice, it is very difficult to connect structure directly to high-level concepts described in summaries. we seek to quantify a baseline performance level with our approach (since, to our knowledge, no published approach functions in this situation). 3.2. baselines to answer rq1 (the standard experiment), we compare our approach to three baselines. one baseline (which we call attendgru) is a generic attentional encoder-decoder model, to represent an application of a strong off-the-shelf approach from the nlp research area. note that there are a huge variety of nmt systems described in the nlp literature, but that a vast majority have an attentional encoder-decoder model at their heart to maintain an “apples to apples” comparison, the baseline is identical to the “code/text” encoder in our approach (the decoder is identical as well). in essence, the baseline is the same as our proposed approach, except without the ast encoder and associated concatenation. while we could have chosen any number of approaches from nlp literature, it is very difficult to say up front which will perform best for code summarization, and we needed to ensure minimal differences to maximize validity of our results. if, for example, we had used an architecture with an lstm instead of a gru in the encoder, we would have no way of knowing if the difference between our approach and the baseline were due to the ast information we added, or due to using an lstm instead of a gru. a second baseline is the sbt approach presented by hu et al. [15]. this approach was presented at icpc’18, and represents the latest publication about source code summarization in a software engineering venue. that paper used an lstm-based encoder-decoder architecture based on a popular guide for building seq2seq nmt systems, but used their sbt representation of code instead of the source code only. for our baseline, we use their sbt representation, but use the same gru-based encoder-decoder from our nlp baseline, also to ensure an “apples to apples” comparison. since the model architecture is the same, we can safely attribute performance differences to the input format (e.g., sbt vs. code-only). a third baseline is codenn, presented by iyer et al. [38]. given the complexity of the approach, we used their publicly-available implementation. the original paper describes only applications to sql and c#, but we noticed that their c# parser extracted common code features that are also available in java. we made small modifications to the c# parser so that it would function equivalently for java. we call our approach ast-attendgru in our experiments. we used a greedy search algorithm for inference for all approaches, rather than beam search, to minimize the number of experimental variables and computation cost. 3.3. methodology our methodology to answer both rqs is identical, and follows best practice established throughout the literature on 21 nmt (see section 2): for rq1, we train our approach and each baseline with the training set from the standard dataset for a total of 10 epochs. then, for each approach, we computed performance metrics for the model after each epoch against the validation set. (in all cases, validation performance began to degrade after five or six epochs.) next we chose the model after the epoch with the highest validation performance, and computed performance metrics for this model against the testing set. these testing results are the results we report in this paper. our methodology to answer rq2 differs only in that we trained and tested using the challenge dataset. we report the performance metric bleu [21], also in keeping with standard practice in nmt. bleu is a measure of the text similarity between predicted summaries and reference summaries. we report a composite bleu score in addition to bleu1 through bleu4 (bleun is a measure of the similarity of n-length subsequences, versus entire summary sentences). 3.4. threats to validity the primary threats to validity to this evaluation include: 1) our dataset. we use a very large dataset with millions of java methods in order to maximize the generalizability of our results, but the possibility remains that we would obtain different results with a different dataset. and, 2) we did not perform cross-validation. we attempt to mitigate this risk by using random samples to split the training/validation/testing sets, a different split could result in different performance. this risk is common among nmt experiments due to very high training computation costs (4+ hours per epoch). 4. results this section discusses our evaluation results and observations. after answering our research questions, we explore examples to give an insight into how the network functions and why it works. note that we use these observations to build an ensemble method at the end of this paper. 4.1. rq1: standard experiment we found in the standard experiment that ast-attendgru and attendgru obtain roughly equal performance in terms of bleu score, but provide orthogonal results, as we will explain in this section and the example in next section. figure 2. below are bleu1-4 scores and the composite bleu score for each approach and dataset. in terms of bleu score, ast-attendgru and attendgru are roughly equal in performance: 19.6 bleu vs 19.4 bleu. sbt is lower, at about 14 bleu, and codenn is about 10 bleu. figure 2 includes a table with the full bleu results for each result (and additional data in our online appendix). for sbt, the results conflicted with our expectations based on the presenting paper [15], in which sbt outperformed a standard seq2seq model like attendgru. we see two possible explanations: first, even though our seq2seq baseline implementation represents a standard approach, there are a few architectural differences from the paper by hu et al. [15], such as different embedding vector sizes. while we did not observe major changes in the results from these architectural differences in our own pilot studies, it is possible that “one’s mileage may vary” depending on the dataset. second, the previous study did not split by project, so methods in the same project will be in the training and test set. the very high reported bleu scores in [36] could be explained by overloaded methods with very similar structure – sbt would detect a function in the test set with a very similar ast to an overloaded method in the same project in the training set. the improvement by all approaches over codenn matches expectations from previous experiments. the codenn approach was intended as a versatile technique for both code search and summarization, and was a relatively early attempt at applying nmt to the code summarization problem. in addition, it was designed for c# and sql datasets; we adapted it to java as described in the previous section. a key observation of the standard experiment is that astattendgru and attendgru provide orthogonal predictions – there is a set of methods in which one performs better, and a different set in which the other has higher performance. while ast-attendgru is slightly ahead of attendgru, we do not view a 0.2 bleu difference a major improvement in and of itself. normally we would expect an approach to outperform a different approach by some margin across a majority of the examples (i.e., non-orthogonal performance), and this is indeed what we observe when comparing ast-attendgru to sbt, as shown on the left below (around 60k methods in which ast-attendgru performed better, vs. 20k for sbt): figure 3. comparison of bleu score overlap between models but what we observe for ast-attendgru and attendgru is that there are two sets of roughly 33k methods in the 91k test set in which one or another approach has higher performance (above, right). in other words, among the predictions in which there was a difference between the approaches, ast-attendgru and gives better predictions (in terms of bleu score) for about half, while attendgru performs better on about half. figure 4. heatmap of the attention layer in ast-attendgru for the ast input for example 1. the x-axis is the summary input and the y-axis is the ast (sbt-ao) input. high activation (more yellow) indicates more attention paid to e.g., position 48 of the ast input. 22 4.2. rq2: challenge experiment we obtain a bleu score of about 9.5 for ast-attendgru in the challenge experiment. note that the only difference between the standard and challenge experiments is that we trained and tested using the ast only, in the form of the sbtao representation fed to ast-attendgru. technically, there are other configurations that would produce the same result, such as using sbt-ao as input to attendgru instead of the source code. any of these configurations would meet our objective with this experiment of establishing performance for the scenario when only an ast is available. 4.2.1. explanation and example merely reporting bleu scores leaves an open question as to what the scores mean in practice. consider these two examples from the standard and challenge experiments (method ids align with our downloadable dataset for reproducibility). we chose the following examples for illustrative purposes, and as an aid for explanation. while relatively short, we feel that these methods provide a useful insight into how the models operate. for a more in depth analysis, a human evaluation would be required, which is beyond the scope of this paper. example 1 is one of the cases where ast-attendgru succeeds when attendgru fails. to understand why, recall that, in our model as with a majority of nmt systems, the system predicts a sentence one word at a time. for each word, the model receives information about the method (the code/text plus the ast for models that use it), along with each word that has been predicted so far. so to predict “token”, astattendgru would receive the code/text, the ast, and the phrase “sets the”.in contrast, attendgru only receives the code/text and “sets the”. to predict the first word, “sets”, attendgru only knows that it is the start of the sentence (indicated by a start-of-sentence token), and the code/text input. to help make the prediction attendgru is equipped with an attention layer learned during training to attend to certain parts of the input. that layer is depicted in figure 4.4(a). note that there is high activation (bright yellow) in position (14,1), indicating significant attention paid to location 14 in the code/text input: this is the word return. what has happened is that, during training, the model saw many examples of getter methods that were only a few lines and ended with a return. example 1: (a) (b) figure 5. heatmaps of the attention layer in (a) attendgru and (b) ast-attendgru for the code/text input for example 1. the x-axis is the 13 positions in the summary input. the y-axis is the 100 positions in the code input. images are truncated to code input length in many cases, the model could rely on very explicit method names, attendgru performed remarkably well in these cases, as the situation is quite like natural language – it learns to align words in the input vocabulary to words in the target vocabulary, and where they belong in a sentence. however, in cases such as example 1 where the method name does not clearly state what the method should do (the name tokenurl is not obviously a setter), attendgru struggles to choose the right words, even if, as in example 1, it correctly identifies the subject of the action (“url of the token”). these situations are where the ast is beneficial. the code/text activation layer for ast-attendgru attends heavily to the start of sentence token (note column 0 in figure 5(b)), which, since is the start of every sentence, probably acts like a “not sure” signal. but the model also has the ast input. figure 5 shows the ast attention layer of ast-attendgru when trying to predict the first word. there are four areas of interest that help elucidate how the model processes the structure of the model, denoted a through d in the figure, and color-coded to the corresponding areas in the ast input. first, area a, is the portion of the method signature prior to the parameter. recall that our ast representation is structure only, so almost all methods will start the same way. so as expected, the attention in area a is largely formless. the heatmap shows much more definition in area b. it is the parameter list, and the model has likely learned that short methods with parameter lists tend to be setters. the model activates very heavily at locations c and d, which are the start and end of the expr stmt ast node. a very common situation in the training set is that a short method with a parameter and an assignment is a setter. the model has learned this and chose “sets” as the first word. all of the models with ast input correctly chose “sets”. sbt found that the method is a setter, but could not determine what was being set – we attribute this behavior to the fact that the sbt representation blends the code/text and structural information into a single input, which creates a challenge for the model to learn orthogonal types of information in the same vector space (which work in other areas e.g. image captioning implies is not advisable [23]). while there is not space in this paper to explore fully, we note that even ast-attendgru during the challenge experiment correctly characterized the method as setting the value of a property, generating an unknown token when it could not determine which property. in fact, ast-attendgru correctly predicted the first word of the summary (which is usually a verb) 33% of the time during the challenge experiment, compared to 52% of the time in the standard experiment. 23 5. ensemble decoding and future work as a hint toward future work, we test a combination of the attendgru and ast-attendgru models using ensemble decoding. the combination itself is straightforward: we compute an element-wise mean of the output vector of each model (the same trained models used in our evaluation). the training and test procedure does not change, except that during prediction, we use the maximum value of the combined output vector, rather than just one output vector from one model. this is the same ensemble decoding procedure implemented by opennmt [24], and is one of the most common of several options described by literature on multi-source nmt [25]. since we are combining output vectors, the models “work together” during prediction of every word – it is not just choosing one model or another for the whole sentence. the idea is that one model may assign similar weights in the output vector to two or more words, in cases where it performs less well. and another model that performs better in that situation may assign more weight to a single word. in our system, the hope is that attendgru will contribute more when code/text words are clear, but ast-attendgru will contribute more when they are unclear. the ensemble decoding procedure improves performance to 20.9 bleu, from 19.6 for ast-attendgru and 19.4 for attendgru. this is more than a full bleu point improvement, which is quite significant for a relatively simple procedure. this result points us to future work including more advanced ensemble decoding (e.g. predicting when to use one model or another), optimizations to the network (e.g. dropout, parameter tuning), and, critically, using different data processing techniques on each type of input. 6. related work automatic comment generation approaches vary from manually-crafted templates [26,27, 28], ir [29,30, 31, 32] to neural models [33,34,35]. comment generation based on manually-craft templates was one of the common methods for generating comments. sridhara et al. [36] developed the software word usage model (swum) to capture the occurrences of terms in source code and their linguistic and structural relationships and then defined different templates for different semantic segments in source code to generate readable natural language. moreno et al. [37] defined heuristic rules to select relevant information in the source code, and then divided the comments into four parts, and defined different text templates for each part to generate natural language descriptions. mcburney et al. [38] also used the swum model to extract the keywords in the java method, employed the pagerank algorithm to select the important methods in the given method’s context, and used a template-based text generation system to generate comments. these frameworks have achieved good results on java classes and methods. ir techniques have been widely used in comment generation task. haiduc et al. [39] used two ir techniques, vector space model and latent semantic indexing, to retrieve relevant terms from a software corpus, and then organized these terms into comments. eddy et al. [40] used hierarchical pam, a probabilistic model that selected relevant terms from the corpus and included them to the comments. unlike the first two research works, wong et al. [43] proposed that code snippets and their descriptions on the q&a sites can be used to generate comments for a piece of code. they used a token-based code clone detection tool sim to detect similar code snippets and used their comments as target comments. wong et al. [42] further thought that the resources of the q&a sites were limited and proposed to use token-based code clone detection tools to retrieve similar code snippets from github and leverage the information obtained from their comments to generate comments. recently many neural networks have been proposed for comment generation. with large-scale corpora for training, neural based approaches quickly became state-of-the-art models on this task. iyer et al. [16] first introduced the seq2seq model from neural machine translation into comment generation, whose encoder is the token embedding and decoder is an lstm. their model outperforms traditional methods on c# and sql summaries. inspired by the difference between natural language and programming language, hu et al. [15] proposed a neural model named deepcom to capture the structural information of source code. they proposed a structure-based traversal method, using one lstm to process the ast’s traversal sequence, and the other lstm to generate comments for java methods. leclair et al. [25] proposed a neural method to predict the comment by combining the sequence information and structure information of the source code with two gru encoders. in addition, they reconstructed the benchmark dataset for this task, removed duplicate and auto-generated code in the dataset, and divided the dataset into training, validation, and test by project. we proposes to use abstract syntax trees for source code summarization .our solution is inspired by recent advances in neural machine translation, as well as an approach called sbt by hu et al[15]. 7. conclusion we have presented a neural model for generating natural language descriptions of subroutines. we implement our model and evaluate it over a large dataset of java methods. we demonstrate that our model ast-attendgru, in terms of bleu score, outperforms baselines from se literature and is slightly ahead of a strong off the shelf approach from nlp literature. we also demonstrate that and ensemble of our approach and the off-the-shelf nlp approach outperforms all other tested configurations. we provide a walk-through example to provide insight into how the models work. we conclude that the default nmt system works well in situations where good internal documentation is provided, but less well when it is not provided, and that ast-attendgru assists in these cases. we demonstrate how ast-attendgru can produce coherent predictions even with zero internal documentation. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from science and technology planning project of yunnan province (joint project of local universities) (202001ba 070001-096) and fund project of yunnan provincial education department. references [1] n. kalchbrenner, l. espeholt, k. simonyan, a. v. d. oord, and k. kavukcuoglu, neural machine 24 translation in linear time, arxiv preprint arxiv:1610.10099, (2016). 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[40] edmund wong, jinqiu yang, and lin tan. 2013. auto comment: mining question and answer sites for automatic comment generation. in 2013 28th ieee/acm international conference on automated software engineering, ase 2013, silicon valley, ca, usa, november 11-15, 2013. 55–67. https://doi.org/10.1109/ase. 2013.6693113. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 95 load analysis of connectors for floating structures at sea xinyue zhang, jin wang *, lijun li, shouyi sun, zaiqiang wang school of mechanical and automotive engineering, qingdao university of technology, 777 east jialingjiang road, qingdao economic and technological development district, qingdao 266000, china * corresponding author: jin wang (email: wangjin@qut.edu.cn) abstract: taking four modules of offshore floating structure connectors as the research object, the time domain analysis using the hydrodynamic calculation software aqwa was used to obtain the load amplitude of the connectors under different environmental effects. based on the three-dimensional potential flow theory of hydrodynamics, the models of four modules of offshore floating structures in mooring state and three groups of connectors in the middle are established in aqwa, and the influence of environmental action changes on connectors and the time history curve of the load on connectors are simulated and calculated in five different sea states and seven different wave incidence angle marine environments. the calculation results show that the floating structure can be detached when the sea state is level 6, and the floating structure should be tried to avoid the wave angle of 45° when working, the longitudinal load amplitude of the connector is greater than the transverse and vertical load amplitude, and the load fluctuations of the connector in different directions are more balanced. keywords: offshore floating structures; connector load; aqwa; different sea states; different wave angles. 1. introduction countries around the world pay more and more attention to the development and utilization of marine resources. china 's sea area is broad and rich in fishery and mineral resources. how to efficiently and safely develop and utilize deep-sea resources and energy requires not only extraordinary courage, but also excellent technology and supporting equipment. as a tool for human exploration of marine oil resources and production, the development of offshore platforms has attracted much attention. due to population growth and urban development, human beings are facing the problem of land shortage. in order to solve this problem, engineers and designers put forward the concept of floating structures at sea. compared with the traditional land reclamation technology, offshore floating structure is a unique alternative method to build land space on the seabed, which provides production and living facilities for offshore drilling, transportation, observation, navigation, construction and other activities[1]. such as floating airports[2], oil and gas development and storage facilities, military bases at sea, floating stage at sea[3], floating pastures at sea[4], etc. linjian wu et al.[8]calculated the wave load on the mobile offshore base (mob) structure by using the modified morison equation instead of the potential flow theory. the results show that the increase of the wave incident angle will reduce the dynamic constraint force of the connector in the x direction, while in the y and z directions, it increases first and then decreases. the dynamic restraint force increases with the increase of sea conditions, and increases linearly with the increase of connector stiffness. weiqin liu et al.[9]proposed an fmrc (flexible modulus rigid connector) hep model, and studied its hydrodynamic response through numerical simulation and model experiment. the numerical results and experimental results in frequency domain and time domain were obtained. the results show that the experimental results are consistent with the numerical results. based on the rmfc method, chen et al.[10]established the frequency domain model of the hydrodynamic structure of the multi-module floating system. the three-module floating body was connected in series by flexible connectors, and different connection stiffness was designed. riggs et al.[11]calculated the motion response of a 16-module very large floating body in regular waves using the rmfc model based on the threedimensional hydroelastic theory. the research shows that the hydrodynamic interaction between the modules is relatively small, and the maximum load of the connector appears under the action of oblique waves. the above literature has very important theoretical and practical significance for the analysis of connector load of multi-module floating structure. in this paper, the aqwa calculation module in ansys workbench software is used for numerical simulation. aqwa is mainly used to solve the problems of motion response, mooring positioning, offshore installation, ship navigation and wave load transfer of various marine structures under environmental loads [9]. it mainly includes nine modules. among them, the aqwa-line module can be used to deal with the shallow water effect, and can calculate the wave force around the floating structure at any water depth. at the same time, the added mass and added damping of the floating structure and the first and second order wave forces of the near-field solution can be obtained. the aqwa-librium module is used to determine the equilibrium position of the floating structure by comprehensively considering the external environmental loads (wind, wave, current) and the interaction force generated by the hinged connection between the floating structures. the aqwa-naut module is used for time domain simulation to calculate the connector load amplitude and load time history of floating structure motion transmission under different working conditions and different wave incident angles. 2. theory and methodology the complexity of the marine environment is one of the main difficulties to be overcome in hydrodynamic analysis. in 96 order to better simulate the impact of the marine environment on floating structures, it is often necessary to carry out reasonable simplification and use appropriate mathematical theories and calculation methods for modeling and analysis in order to reduce computational complexity and improve computational efficiency. the three-dimensional potential flow theory analysis method is used to calculate the multimodule floating structure connection system, which is simple and convenient, and can meet the engineering accuracy requirements. 2.1. three-dimensional potential flow theory the potential flow theory assumes that the liquid is an incompressible ideal fluid without rotation, and the wave is small amplitude. satisfy the velocity potential energy control equation (laplace equation): ∅ 0 ∅ (1) boundary conditions: ∅ → → 0 (2) seabed boundary conditions 2.2. wave spectrum the wind and waves on the sea surface are large and small, and unevenly fluctuate around the average sleep, becoming irregular waves. in the field of ship and ocean engineering, the spectral density analysis method of irregular waves is widely used. the area under the spectral density curve is a measure of the total energy of the wave in the unit wave surface. it is the main index to measure the severity of the sea state. the relationship with the mean square error is as follows: σ s ω dω (3) in the formula: s ω for the spectral density (m2s / rad); ω is a circular frequency (rad / s). there are many kinds of wave spectrum. the common wave spectrum includes neumann spectrum, piersonmoskowitz spectrum (p-m spectrum), issc spectrum, jonswap spectrum and bretschneider spectrum. in this numerical simulation, the wave adopts jonswap spectrum. 2.3. wind and flow loads the wind is a continuous flow of large-scale air at a certain speed in the horizontal or vertical direction. it is an important natural phenomenon in the marine environment. the deck, some columns and connectors of the floating structure are above the water. therefore, the load caused by the wind must be considered when analyzing the connector load of the floating structure. the wind load is generally calculated by specifying the wind coefficient and inputting the wind speed in the calculation model. ocean current is a continuous flow of air in a wide range in a horizontal or vertical direction at a certain speed. it is an important natural phenomenon in the marine environment. the columns, lower pontoon and struts of floating structures are underwater parts. therefore, when analyzing the load of floating structure connectors, the load caused by wind current must be considered. the current load is generally calculated by specifying the flow force coefficient and inputting the flow rate in the calculation model. 3. introduction of offshore floating structures 3.1. geometric model the model consists of four floating modules and six connectors. according to api rp 2sk ' design and analysis specification for floating structure positioning system ' and ccs2020 ' classification specification for offshore mobile platforms ', each floating structure module consists of one upper deck, six columns, two lower pontoon and three struts between the lower pontoon and the lower pontoon. all floating structures are formed by steel plates with a thickness of 20 mm. as shown in fig.1. figure 1. geometric model of a single-module structure 3.2. coordinate system there are two coordinate systems in aqwa. one is the global coordinate system fra. for example, the large black coordinate axis in the figure is the global coordinate system of the hydrodynamic model of the floating structure, and the combined action angle of wind, wave and current refers to the coordinate axis. the other is the local coordinate system lsa. for example, the local coordinate axis with small blue and red is the local coordinate system at the connection point between the modules of each floating structure. the red local coordinate axis releases the degree of freedom in this direction. on the contrary, the blue local coordinate axis constrains the degree of freedom in this direction. the connection form between floating structures studied in this paper is hinged connection. in aqwa software, the hinged connection between floating structure modules is simulated by releasing the constraint around the y-axis at the connection point and constraining other degrees of freedom. the origin of the global coordinate is located at the intersection of the transverse section, the middle longitudinal section and the waterline surface in the second module on the left. the two modules are connected by two connectors. the connectors are connected to the deck of each floating structure, and the underwater part is not connected to each other. in this simulation, a total of four modules are calculated. the spacing of the modules is 20 meters. there are six connectors in total, which are divided into three groups, c1c3. the connectors are arranged on the deck of the floating structure. the transverse position of the two connectors is only allowed to rotate around the x-axis in the local coordinate system, so it is only necessary to specify the ydirection (transverse) rotation stiffness of 1e10n / m. 3.3. load environment considering the load characteristics of marine floating structure connectors under the combined action of wind, wave and current, in order to obtain the maximum load of connectors, the wind and current coefficients in the sea area are calculated with reference to the specification api rp 2sk. the wind and current loads are taken into account in the 97 influencing factors of the motion response of floating structures, and the actual sea conditions are simulated more realistically. it is assumed that the directions of wind, wave and current are in the same direction, and the angle between the propagation direction of wind, wave and current and the counterclockwise direction of x-axis is calculated from the angle of x-axis in the global coordinate axis. the wave load is random load, which is related to different sea conditions. the wind and current are steady wind with wind speed of 18m / s and uniform flow with velocity of 0.3m / s respectively. 3.4. introduction of model mooring system figure 2. catenary mooring schematic diagram since the four-module offshore floating structure works in a 400 m deep ocean, it will encounter a complex and changeable harsh marine environment, so the mooring system of the floating structure is essential. the mooring system is composed of 12 catenary mooring cables arranged in a radial arrangement. fig.2 is a schematic diagram of the catenary mooring scheme for offshore floating structures. the length of each mooring line is 1120 m. the main component of the anchor chain is a chain ring. the chain ring is divided into a chain ring and a non-chain ring. the strength of the chain ring with the same chain diameter is about 20 % higher than that of the non-chain ring. as shown in fig.2, the yellow section of the upper end of the mooring line is an anchor chain, which provides the initial tension of the whole mooring system. the black section of the lower end of the mooring line is a steel cable, which is connected with the fixed anchor point on the seabed, providing enough lying area to prevent the anchor end from pulling up. 4. connector load calculation the numerical simulation uses the hydrodynamic software aqwa to simulate the environmental loads under different sea conditions and different wave angles by using the threedimensional potential flow theory. because the model size is relatively large, the software analysis takes a long time to reach a stable calculation, so the total time is set to 7200 s, and the time step is 0.1 s. in the frequency calculation, each module is set as a rigid body. 4.1. the influence of different sea conditions on connector load different sea conditions correspond to different characteristic wave heights and spectral peak periods. the short-term forecast values of the floating structure module motion and the short-term forecast values of the connector load will be affected by sea conditions. in order to study the influence of different sea conditions on the connector load, five sea conditions between the 4th and 8th sea conditions in the north pacific were selected to calculate the short-term prediction values of the connector load under different sea conditions. different sea state parameters are shown in table 1. table 1. wave height and spectral peak period of different sea states sea state significant wave height wave spectrum peak period ss4 1.88 m 8.8 s ss5 3.25 m 9.7 s ss6 5 m 13.8 s ss7 7.5 m 15 s ss8 11.5 m 18 s the load amplitude of the c1-c3 connector in three directions under all levels of sea conditions is shown in figure 3. figure 3. the load amplitude of the connector in three directions under different sea conditions the statistical line chart of the load amplitude in three directions of the c1-c3 connector under different sea conditions: (1) it can be seen from the diagram that with the continuous increase of the sea state level, the load amplitude of the connector in three directions is also increasing. when the sea state increases from level 5 to level 6, the increase of the load value of the connector becomes larger, and the load of the connector increases sharply at level 7. (2) the law of the load amplitude in the longitudinal, transverse and vertical directions of the connector is c3 > c1 > c2. the force of the connector outside the two groups of the overall model is greater than that of the connector in the middle group. from the above diagram, it can be seen that the maximum load of the connector increases with the increase of the sea state. the load of the connector increases sharply under the 7sea state, so the maximum load of the connector increases with the increase of the sea state. 4.2. the influence of different environmental action angles on the connector load through the above simulation calculation, the connector load amplitude is huge after the 6-level sea condition. therefore, in order to ensure the safety of the connector and the offshore floating structure, the connector load is calculated to be affected by different environmental angles under the 6-level sea condition. because the floating structure model is symmetrical about the oxz plane, the x-axis symmetrical structure in the 98 aqwa-line module simulates the wave direction range of 0° -90°.therefore, in order to reduce the calculation load analysis conditions, when studying the influence of different wave incident angles on the connector, seven wave incident angles were selected to study and analyze the connector load. each interval was 15 °, and the connector load was calculated once. the wave frequency was 60, from 0.1 rad / s to 1.35 rad / s. figure 4. amplitude of connector longitudinal load at different wave angles the statistical line chart of longitudinal load amplitude of c1-c3 connector under different wind, wave and current angles: (1) it can be seen from the figure that with the increase of the action angle, the load of the three groups of connectors increases slowly. after the incident angle of the wave exceeds 60 °, the load value of the connector increases obviously. when the angle of wind, wave and current is 0 °, that is, the load of the connector is the smallest when facing the wave, and when the angle of wind, wave and current is 90 °, that is, the load of the connector is the largest when the transverse wave. (2) when the angle of wind, wave and current is 0 °, the connector load of c3 group is less than that of c1 group and c2 group. under the action of wind, wave and current load, due to the shielding effect between the floating structure modules, the force of the connector in the x direction becomes smaller and smaller with the increase of distance. figure 5. amplitude of connector transverse load at different wave angles the statistical line chart of transverse load amplitude of c1-c3 connectors at different wave angles: (1) it can be seen from the figure that with the increase of the angle of action, the load of the three groups of connectors is increasing. when the angle reaches a certain angle, the load value will decrease again. when the incident angle exceeds 45 °, the load value of the connector increases obviously, indicating that the force of the connector becomes more complicated when the direction of the environmental load is side waves. when the angle of wind, wave and current is 75 °, the load of the connector is the largest, and the angle of wind, wave and current is 0 °, that is, the load of the connector is the smallest when facing the wave. (2) at 0 ° and 90 ° wind, wave and current angles, the load values in the y direction of each group of connectors are similar, indicating that the relative rolling motion of each floating body module is small under the action of head waves and cross waves. 4.3. connector load time history at the angle of 75 ° wind, wave and current, the load history curves of c3 group connectors in longitudinal, transverse and vertical directions with time are shown. it can be seen from the figure that the force load fluctuation of c3 group connectors in three directions is relatively symmetrical. this may indicate that the environmental forces acting on the c3 connector in the longitudinal, transverse and vertical directions are relatively balanced and there is no obvious bias under the marine environmental conditions. this helps to maintain the stability and balance of the floating structure and reduce unnecessary structural dynamic response. through the polishing and analysis of the load history curve of the connector, we can better understand the stress of the connector in different directions, and provide valuable reference and basis for further design and optimization. 5. conclusion based on the three-dimensional potential flow theory, the time domain method is used to numerically simulate the multi-module deep-water floating structure, and the load amplitude of the hinged connector is studied. the results show that: (1) the load amplitude of the connector increases with the increase of sea state. the load of the connector increases sharply in the 7th sea state. after the 7th sea state, the longitudinal load amplitude of the connector is three times that of the transverse load amplitude and the vertical load amplitude. therefore, it should be ensured that the connector can be disconnected in the 6th sea state to ensure the strength safety of the connector and the offshore floating structure. 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[11] riggs h , ertekin r .characteristics of the wave response of mobile offshore bases[j]. 1999. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 75 study on the lightweighting of yolov5s model for precise detection of irregular‐shaped components hanpeng ren 1, lei dong 1, *, yangang jin 2, yuefei zheng 1, haojie zhu 1, beiping zhao 2, yushuang feng 1 1 school of mechanical engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china 2 citylong technology development co., ltd, tianjin 300300, china * corresponding author: lei dong abstract: traditional methods for target recognition face challenges in meeting both precision and speed requirements for precision-shaped parts. in this paper, we propose an enhanced algorithm for precision-shaped part recognition by integrating deep learning theory. to achieve this, we modify the yolov5 network. specifically, we replace the c3 module of the original network's backbone with the c3_ghostnetv2 network, which incorporates ghostnetv2. this modification results in a lighter network with reduced model parameters and size, thereby improving detection speed. moreover, we replace the convolution in the original network's neck with deformable convolution v2 (dcnv2) to enhance feature extraction for precision-shaped parts. we conduct comparative experiments on a self-made dataset of precision-shaped parts. the experimental results demonstrate that our improved algorithm reduces parameters by 13.7% and model size by 12.5% compared to the original yolov5s algorithm, while achieving a 1.4% increase in detection accuracy. the proposed algorithm accurately identifies and classifies precision-shaped machining parts, providing valuable technical support for subsequent intelligent production. keywords: target identification; yolov5; lightweighting; irregular-shaped parts; dcnv2. 1. introduction many high-precision equipment companies specialize in customized products due to rapid technological advancements. these products exhibit diverse varieties, small batch sizes, numerous components, complex production processes, and the integration of production and research and development aspects. these characteristics heighten production challenges and significantly influence the stability, continuity, and efficiency of the manufacturing system. furthermore, the need for higher production efficiency and quality has prompted increased demands on prevailing production methods. currently, component identification methods mainly consist of traditional machine methods and deep convolutional neural network object detection methods. template matching is a classic method for identification and localization among various object recognition methods [1][2][3]. however, industrial component recognition algorithms based on features and fused features focus on the characteristics of the target to be tested. they have high requirements for the size and angle of the component. these algorithms cannot meet the real-time and accurate identification and positioning requirements of precise and complex-shaped components in relatively complex environments. furthermore, in the process of detecting images, the image undergoes preprocessing before template matching is performed, which leads to poor real-time performance and limited detection target types. the above methods usually encounter difficulties in extracting feature information and recognition for components with complex structures and similar appearances. object detection algorithms based on convolutional neural networks are superior to traditional machine vision technology in terms of detection and recognition due to the continuous development of modern information technology. however, in industrial applications, utilizing a large number of high-performance computers is not the most economically effective approach. hence, there is a need for more efficient component recognition methods to enhance industrial inspection and assembly processes. this paper introduces gd-yolo, an improved yolov5s algorithm, as a precise detection and recognition method for complex-shaped parts. it enables fast detection and recognition of small parts with complex shapes in aerospace batch production. the paper's main contributions are summarized as: 1. replacing the c3 module of the original network model's backbone network with c3_ghostnet, which includes ghost, both reduces the complexity of computation and network structure while maintaining sufficient accuracy. 2. the replacement of convolution in the c3 module of the neck network part of the original network model with dcnv2, named c3_dcnv2, enhances feature extraction to accommodate features of varying sizes and shapes, thereby improving detection accuracy. 2. improve the yolo algorithm the primary focus of this article is to improve the original algorithm model based on yolov5s. the ghostnetv2 and c3 modules are combined in the backbone network, resulting in the c3_ghostnetv2 module. this module reduces the network's weight, decreases the number of network parameters, and enhances detection speed. the deformable convolution dcnv2 replaces the convolution block in the c3 module of the neck network. this enhancement improves the model's capability to extract features from irregular parts, resulting in improved detection accuracy. the upgraded 76 network model is depicted in figure 1 below. 80*80*256 20*20*102440*40*512 3.head cbsupsampleconcatc3_dcnv2cbsupsampleconcatc3_dcnv2 cbs concat c3_dcnv2 cbs concat c3_dcnv2 2.neck cbs cbs c3_ghostnetv2*3 cbs c3_ghostnetv2*6 cbs c3_ghostnetv2*9 cbs c3_ghostnetv2*3 sppf 1.backbone cbs conv bn silu c3_dcnv2 cbs cbs dcnv2 cbs cbs concat sppf cbs maxpool maxpool maxpool concat cbs c3_ghostnetv2 cbs ghostbottl eneckv2 concat cbs cbs figure 1. the yolov5s network has been enhanced 2.1. c3_ghostnetv2 because of the constraints inherent in current embedded devices, applying large models to actual industrial production is challenging. networks like mobile net and shuffle net employ depth wise separable convolution or shuffle operations to decrease model parameters and computational complexity. however, these networks still employ numerous dense 1x1 convolution operations for transforming dimensions or fusing information, which can use substantial computational resources. in contrast, the ghost module initiates feature generation via ordinary convolution and subsequently augments the features and channels using simple linear operations. ultimately, the augmented features are joined with the initial convolution-generated features to form the output, resulting in reduced model parameters and improved detection speed. the formula for the initial set of generated feature maps is as follows: *y x f (1) c h wx   represents the input data, c represents the number of input channels, and h and w represent the height and width of the input data. ' 'h w ny   represents the output data, with 'h and 'w representing the height and width, and n representing the number of channels. the convolution filter is denoted by c k k nf    , and k represents the size of the kernel. the generated set of feature maps undergoes a simple linear operation, with the following formula. ( ), i 1,..., n j=1,...,mij ij iy y    ， (2) iy represents the i intrinsic feature map in y , and ij is utilized for generating the i ghost feature map. the detailed process of generating ghost feature maps is illustrated in figure 2. conv 1 2 3 input output j figure 2. diagram depicting the process of obtaining ghost features 77 due to the limited ability of the ghost network model in handling long-range dependencies, this paper proposes the adoption of ghostnetv2 for network lightweighting. ghostnetv2 incorporates the dfc attention module, which addresses the lack of long-range dependency in the original ghost. to illustrate the structure of the ghostbottleneckv2, which consists of ghostnetv2 modules, please refer to figure 3. ghostbottleneckv2 dfc attention ghost  bn relu ghost  bn 1.stride=1 ghostbottleneckv2 dfc attention ghost  bn relu dwconv stride=2 ghost bn bn 2.stride=2 figure 3. ghost bottleneck v structure diagram the structure of ghost bottleneck v varies depending on whether the stride is set to 1 or 2. for a stride of 1, the structure primarily consists of the ghost module, batch normalization (bn) module, re lu function, and dfc attention module. conversely, for a stride of 2, the structure incorporates an extra depth wise separable conv (dw conv) module and a bn module for normalization after dw conv. n this paper, we merge the ghost bottleneck v with the c3 module of the original yolov5 network backbone, resulting in c3_ghostnetv2. 2.2. c3_dcnv2 in the detection of precise irregular-shaped parts, the parts exhibit a variety of shapes and irregularities, which presents challenges in extracting target features and leads to a decrease in detection accuracy of the target parts. to address this issue, we utilize the deformable convolution dcnv2. in comparison to the previous generation dcnv1, dcnv2 not only maintains the offset of dcnv1 to accommodate various shapes and sizes of detection targets but also introduces point weights to mitigate the problem of dcnv1 easily sampling outside the target when performing offsets, assigning lower weights to sampled points outside the target. this helps reduce the influence of these sampled points on the output. the calculation formula is presented below: 1 ( ) ( ) k k k k k k y p w x p p p m         (3) the weight coefficient, , corresponds to the kth position, ∈ 0,1 . represents the weight of . denotes the central point of the sampled data point. kp indicates the relative position of the central point within the sampled data point. represents the position offset and is of the floating-point data type. in this article, the dcnv2 module is introduced to replace the convolution in the c3 module of the original yolov5 network, which is denoted as c3_dcnv2. the inclusion of the dcnv2 module in the c3 module enhances the capability of feature extraction for irregular components, leading to improved detection accuracy. figure 4 depicts the structural diagram of c3_dcnv2. c3_dcnv2 cbs cbs dcnv2 cbs cbs concat figure 4. c3_dcnv2 architecture diagram 3. experiment and results 3.1. experimental dataset and experimental environment to improve the model's generalization ability and assess the performance of the enhanced object detection algorithm, a precision irregular parts dataset created in-house is utilized. five categories of processed parts, including vibrator, vertical tower, connector a, connector b, and connector, are selected for data collection. the dataset is taken under various conditions, including different environments, backgrounds, and occlusions. there are 1207 original photos with a resolution of 3000×4000 pixels. additionally, to enhance the model's training speed, a script adjusts the resolution of the images to 640×640. the data is manually processed and annotated using labelme annotation software, yielding the final dataset of precision irregular parts. figure 5 displays sample images from this dataset. 78 vibrator vertical tower connector a connector b connector figure 5. precision custom-shaped part drawing the experimental setup for this study consists of: intel(r) xeon(r) platinum 8350c cpu @ 2.60ghz with 16 vcpus, 42gb ram, nvidia ge force rtx 3090 gpu with 24gb vram, ubuntu 20.04 (64-bit), p y torch framework version 1.10.0, cuda version 11.3. the yolov5s model is utilized as the fundamental training model for precision-shaped parts. the training set is enhanced using mosaic data augmentation, employing an input size of 640×640 pixels. the training process includes 250 iterations, each with a batch size of 32 samples. the number of data loading threads is set to 4. 3.2. evaluation criteria the evaluation of a model's performance primarily relies on two factors: detection accuracy and speed. detection accuracy is measured using mean average precision (map). during the process of multiple object detection, a precisionrecall (p-r) curve is generated for each object based on the recall rate and precision rate. ap represents the area under the curve, while map is the average of ap values across multiple categories. the calculation method is depicted in the equation below: tp precision tp fp   (4) tp recall tp fn   (5) ( ) ap map n class   (6) in this context, tp (true positive) and tn (true negative) denote the samples that the model accurately categorized as positive and negative, respectively. conversely, fp (false positive) and fn (false negative) represent the samples that the model erroneously classified as positive and negative. average precision (ap) refers to the mean precision attained by averaging the precision scores of these samples. this study measures speed using three key indicators: parameters, gflops (floating point operations per second), and fps (frames per second). the parameter count is primarily determined by the model's structure, while gflops can assess the model's complexity. a higher gflops value indicates a higher number of floating-point operations required by the network, which may result in slower speed under similar hardware conditions. fps (frames per second) is a term commonly used in image processing, representing the number of frames transmitted per second. in the context of object recognition, it signifies the model's ability to recognize frames within a one-second interval. a higher fps value indicates a faster speed of algorithm recognition. 3.3. experimental results 3.3.1. model performance ablation experiment revised sentence structure and phrasing. simplified sentence structure and clarified the sequence of events. restructured sentence and added clarity by specifying the purpose of comparative experiments. revised sentence structure and phrasing. restructured sentence and clarified the purpose of the notation "√". reworded sentence to improve clarity and consistency. table 1. ablation experiment network model c3_ghostnetv2 c3_dcnv2 map@.5% rcall params (×106) fps(f/s) size(m) a 91 0.89 7.03 138.89 13.7 b √ 90.9 0.87.7 5.92 142.86 11.6 c √ √ 92.4 0.89.8 6.07 111.21 12 the experimental data utilizes the yolov5 algorithm as the baseline. according to the experimental results in table 1, when the c3_ghostnetv2 is incorporated into network model b, the network parameters decrease by 15%, while increasing the network's fps by 4f/s. the map_0.5 shows a marginal decrease of only 0.1%. this suggests that the addition of c3_ghostnetv2 to the network's backbone and obtaining sufficient feature maps through simple linear operations can reduce the number of parameters and improve computational speed, without compromising detection accuracy. when comparing model c with model b in the network, it is observed that incorporating c3_dcnv2 into the network's neck simplifies the acquisition of features from targets of varying sizes and shapes, ultimately enhancing network detection accuracy. the network's map@0.5% increases to 92.4%, accompanied by a notable improvement in the recall rate; however, the model's detection speed decreases to 111.21f/s. compared to the original model, the network's map_0.5% exhibits an improvement of 1.4%. additionally, the recall rate increases from 0.89 to 0.898, while the number of parameters decreases to 6.07 (×10⁶). despite a decrease in detection speed by 27f/s, the model's performance remains suitable for real-time detection. in conclusion, the enhanced model (model c) surpasses the original yolov5 model in map, recall, and model size. 79 3.3.2. algorithm comparison experiment to further validate the effectiveness of the improved algorithm model, a comparative experiment was conducted using the dataset, comparing the algorithm model proposed in this paper with the current mainstream algorithm models. the main comparative algorithms included yolov5n, yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5l, yolov5x, yolov6, yolov6-tiny, and yolov7-tiny, as shown in table 7. the main compared algorithms were yolov5n, yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5l, yolov5x, yolov6, yolov6-tiny, and yolov7-tiny. table 2 shows the results. table 2. comparative experiment method map_0.5/% fps(f/s) params(×106) size/m yolov5n 86.6 136.99 1.77 3.7 yolov5s 91 138.89 7.02 13.7 yolov5m 91.4 107.53 20.89 40.2 yolov5l 91.7 83.33 46.13 88.5 yolov5x 91 60.6 86.24 165.1 yolov7tiny 91.3 60.61 3.02 11.7 ours 92.4 111.11 6.07 12 based on the results in the comparative table, the algorithm proposed in this study exhibits the highest level of detection accuracy when compared to other commonly used detection models, while also maintaining a certain level of detection speed. the enhanced algorithm, map_0.5/%, compared to the original yolov5s algorithm, demonstrates a 1.4% enhancement in detection accuracy for the model. it achieves a 5.8% enhancement compared to yolov5n, a 0.7% enhancement compared to yolov5l, a 1% enhancement compared to yolov5m, and a 1.4% enhancement compared to yolov5x. after network improvement, the model's detection speed in fps has experienced a slight decrease due to the addition of c3_dcnv2, resulting in increased postprocessing time and a minor decrease in detection speed. however, it still satisfies the real-time detection requirements. both the enhanced algorithm model and yolov7-tiny have achieved a 1.1% increase in detection accuracy, and the network parameters and detection speed have also shown significant improvement. in summary, the proposed gdyolo algorithm exhibits strong real-time performance in datasets containing precision-shaped parts, providing valuable insights for detecting and identifying precisionshaped parts as well as other industrial components. this validates the feasibility and superiority of the algorithm proposed in this paper. 4. conclusion this paper proposes improvements to the yolo algorithm to overcome the limitations of traditional object detection methods in handling precision irregular parts. these improvements enable the application of the yolo algorithm in aerospace precision parts inspection, enabling real-time detection of such parts. a lightweight feature extraction network is employed. modifications are made to the c3 module of the neck network. experiments are performed on a dataset of precision irregular parts to validate the proposed approach. the experimental results demonstrate that the ht-yolo algorithm enhances the detection accuracy of the original algorithm by 1.4%. the network achieves a detection speed of 111.11f/s, meeting real-time detection requirements without compromising detection accuracy. additionally, the algorithm demonstrates its effectiveness and superiority in precisely detecting non-standard parts due to its robustness in various dataset environments. future research can explore network pruning and lightweight methods to further reduce network complexity. acknowledgments this research was funded by the development of special structure technology and simulation technology of high precision servo motor for aerospace application [project no. 2022zd027], as well as the 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(2022). sio u loss: more powerful learning for bounding box regression. a r x iv preprint arxiv:2205.12740. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 31 study on health and comfort in buildings based on home thermal comfort survey liwei fang wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou 325035, china abstract: thermal comfort referred to the satisfaction of human beings with the surrounding environment. this report aimed at investigating thermal comfort in the domestic space. by comparing the internal condition recorded by data logger with provided external conditions, discuss the factors affecting the condition difference between inside and outside, then analysis the rationality of predicted mean vote (pmw) comparing to activity diary, followed by suggestions to improve the building thermal performance. keywords: thermal comfort; relative humidity; psychrometric chart. 1. introduction figure 1. (a): the location of goldsmid house figure 1. (b): plan layout of the entire floor figure 1. (c): plan layout of the test room the proposed room was an en-suite bedroom, on the seventh floor in goldsmid house. figure 1 (a) showed the location of the building, near victoria station. figure 1 (b) illustrated the plan layout of one floor and room n709 highlighted in red was the target. the red spot in figure 1 (c) provided the data logger position, one meter above the floor, and the radiator was placed at the entrance of the room. [1] the operation fluid temperature in the radiator was supposed to be between 35℃ and 45℃. the thickness of external concrete wall was 350 mm. the double-glazing window 1×2 m2 is the only opening exposure to environment directly. 2. results the data logger recorded the temperature and relative humidity (rh) in the living space in every fifteen minutes during six days. once two parameters were obtained, the condition was determined by plotting points in psychrometric chart. in figure 2, the enclosed irregular quadrilateral was the thermal comfort zone (rh 30-70%, temperature 20-26℃). the thick blue dots indicated each recorded condition. it revealed that most points were distributed along the line of 40 % rh and were located in the comfort zone, which meant that pleasant thermal performance was predominant during testing period [2]. figure 2. psychrometric chart with comfort zone and condition plots 2.1. analysis on overall monitoring duration one point should be mentioned was that on the first day, the data logger was placed on the ground, leading to a slightly 32 lower temperature. however, the parameter variation responded reasonably to realistic situation. the occupied time was highlighted in yellow in the charts. according to figure 3 and 4, and activity diary in table 1, after owner entering the room, the situation changed immediately by equipment internal heat and human sensible heat (relevant with temperature), and breathing (relevant with moisture content). consequently, the room temperature went up together with internal absolute humidity although outside condition reduced. additionally, both were higher than the corresponding outdoor values [3]. it was interesting that every time when the window was opened in the morning, displayed by black dots in figure 3 and 4, the internal temperature and absolute humidity fell rapidly to get close to the external ones. a representative example of window open/close effect was fire practice occurring on 19/10/2011 morning, with the detailed schedule in table 2 and line chart in figure 5. figure 3. internal and external temperatures for six days figure 4. internal and external absolute humidity for six days the inside temperature and absolute humidity fast responded to the window open/close while the outside condition remained stable in figure 5. raising controllable ventilation rate through opening at 7.30 am and 8.15 am significantly mitigated the difference in both absolute humidity and temperature between inside and outside. accordingly, the target room was supposed to be airtight, which meant it had a quite low infiltration rate (or uncontrollable ventilation rate). table 1. activity diary for six days table 2. window open/close during fire practice figure 5. temperature and absolute humidity (7.00-9.00 am, 19/10/2011) figure 6. internal and external relative humidity (rh) for six days in terms of rh, since it measured the saturation level of water vapor in air of a certain temperature and warm air could hold more moisture content, lowering rh was a result of increasing temperature or decreasing absolute humidity [4]. even though both parameters lessened when window opened in previous charts, internal rh decreased in figure 6, date time 0.00‐1.00 shower 1.00‐2.00 2.00‐3.00 3.00‐4.00 4.00‐5.00 5.00‐6.00 6.00‐7.00 7.00‐8.00 eating eating boiling water 8.00‐9.00 fire practice eating 9.00‐10.00 eating 10.00‐11.00 eating 11.00‐12.00 12.00‐13.00 13.00‐14.00 14.00‐15.00 15.00‐16.00 shower 16.00‐17.00 boiling water 17.00‐18.00 18.00‐19.00 shower 19.00‐20.00 boiling water 20.00‐21.00 shower shower 21.00‐22.00 shower 22.00‐23.00 23.00‐24.00 24/10/201119/10/2011 20/10/2011 21/10/2011 22/10/2011 23/10/2011 non occupied close radiator open window open window close radiator open window open radiator close window close radiator  close window open radiator activity window open (get up) window close (fire alarm, leave the room) window open (all‐clear, go back) time    7.30 am    8.00 am    8.15  am 33 probably because the interior absolute humidity change overweighed temperature effect. 2.2. analysis on one-day performance 22/10/2011 was selected for one-day investigation since the occupant spent the entire day in the room. table 3. activity diary on 22/10/2011 figure 7. internal and external absolute humidity on 22/102011 referring to table 3 and observing the time point 9:30 am (the black dot) in three figures, the effect by opening window was inconformity with previous finding in six-day analysis. figure 8. internal and external temperature on 22/10/2011 figure 9. internal and external hr on 22/10/2011 other activities, such as shower and eating, produced massive water vapor, driving the internal absolute humidity to grow dramatically. the alteration caused by shower at 15.50 was an appropriate instance. it created a sudden sharp peak of internal situation in figure 7. the internal temperature enhanced as well in figure 8 because of the latent heat released by warm vapor [3]. the increasing internal hr in figure 9 revealed the growth of moisture content acted a dominant role again in hr fluctuation rather than air temperature. apart from above, the effect of heating system was hard to explain since the liquid temperature was quite low and the continuous decrease of room temperature in figure 8 after 10.00 am maybe still caused by window opening. 2.3. analysis on pmv choose the certain time from 19.00 to 20.00, during which the resident always felt neutral. estimations of metabolic rates and clo values were listed below in table 4, including other input and results. it was assumed the mean radiant temperature equaled to the indoor air temperature, and the wind speed was set as default value 0.1 m/s. ±0.5 difference between pmv and comfort vote was acceptable because of the uncertainty caused by the estimations and assumptions. table 4. pmv calculation and comfort vote it was logical to see the large difference in the first day, since the data logger on the floor gave, a lower temperature as mentioned before leading to the inaccuracy of pmv result. other differences with the value 0.3 seemed reasonable. it was noted that pmv could be an indication of thermal satisfaction level in this case. 3. suggested improvements the internal condition was fairly sensitive to opening and human activities since the building was already airtight. the heating system cannot work properly sometimes due to the central control. nevertheless, replacing the radiator under the window, which was closer to where the occupant stayed, would be better in order to improve the energy efficiency. the current position seemed far from the main activity space [5]. 4. conclusion human activities considerably influenced internal condition. in this nonleaky building, the ventilation rate, mainly depending on manually controlled opening, became the major element. when window was open, by exchanging the air, the thermal condition inside would get close to outside. 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"different aspects of assessing indoor and outdoor thermal comfort." energy and buildings (2002). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 99 overview of system‐level security technologies based on arm trustzone pengfei deng 1, 2, xiyin liang 1, 2, peirong pan 1, 2, xu pan 1, 2, * 1 department of physics and electronic engineering, northwest normal university, lanzhou, gansu 730070, china 2 gansu province intelligent information technology and application engineering research center, lanzhou, gansu 730070, china * corresponding author: xu pan (email: 1009350770@qq.com) abstract: with the rapid development of embedded technology and the increasing complexity of system functionality, there is a growing need for a trusted computing environment to ensure the security, integrity, and reliability of sensitive information. systems not only need to protect the security of sensitive application code but also ensure the isolation of their execution process to prevent attacks and data theft. traditional system protection is achieved by using security mechanisms that run in the same address space and privilege level as the kernel. however, this approach is not sufficiently secure as attackers who compromise the kernel can also compromise these security mechanisms. to achieve true kernel and critical data protection, security mechanisms need to be isolated. therefore, building a trusted isolation runtime environment in the system is crucial for system security. trustzone technology, developed by arm, is a system-level security isolation framework capable of defending against various potential attacks. this paper provides an overall overview of different security isolation technologies. by concentrating on the principles and characteristics of arm trustzone, the paper conducts an in-depth analysis of system security isolation technology based on trustzone. finally, considering the existing security issues in the field of trusted execution environments, the paper presents prospects for the future development of this technology. keywords: arm trustzone; safe isolation; trusted execution environment. 1. introduction with the booming development and wide application of information technology, people are enjoying the convenience of network resources, but also have to deal with many potential insecurity factors in the network. embedded devices such as smartphones, as an indispensable part of life, play the role of accessing, storing, manipulating, and transmitting sensitive information, so how to ensure the security of the end devices and their applications and services becomes particularly important. system designers usually add specific cryptographic algorithms and security protocols to the system to ensure the deployment of more secure software systems. in addition, for the current processor and chipset hardware, design vendors can also take more measures, such as the use of tpm (trusted platform module) metrics software to ensure that the original software has not been maliciously tampered with; the use of the mmu (memory management unit) and the addition of a number of new registers can be very good is the implementation of the security domain segregation and the new access control primitives; and storing device keys and trusted roots in the internal memory of the chip processor to protect them from offline attacks. however, these softwareonly or hardware-only security measures reveal their own shortcomings in terms of security design. in order to enable security throughout the system design process and to protect the data stored in mobile devices, the industry has proposed the trusted execution environment (tee) technology for private computing, which is a technology that allows data to be computed in a way that ensures that the data is "available but invisible", and that is a segregated processing environment where the code and data are protected during execution and the memory area is separated from the rest of the processor and provides confidentiality and integrity properties [1]. and data are protected during execution, with memory areas separated from the rest of the processor and provided with confidentiality and integrity properties [1]. arm trustzone, as a tee solution introduced by arm, is a hardware-based system on chip (soc) security architecture that is heavily used in smart mobile devices [2]. the advantage of arm trustzone technology is that it protects the security and integrity of data from malicious attacks. based on this technology, arm creates a tee for securitysensitive code and data to achieve system-level isolation. a typical trustzone-based system divides the resources of the entire soc, including hardware components and running software, into two worlds with different privilege settings and protections. of these two worlds, the common world is responsible for running the operating system as well as all the regular applications, called the client application (ca). in contrast, the other isolated security world performs a small, trusted and secure operating system, as well as some advanced security management tasks developed by trusted application (ta). within the tee there can be trustzonebased operating systems such as qualcomm's qsee [3], the open-source optee [4], etc. that provide security services for security-sensitive applications. all operations in the system that do not require protection are performed in the ordinary world. as can be seen, security isolation technology is a very important means of ensuring the security and reliability of a system by preventing threats arising from mutual interference between different components of the system. to this end, the construction of a secure isolated operating environment in the system, so that it cannot only ensure the normal execution of sensitive applications, protect private data and sensitive information, but also able to detect, monitor and protect the system from malicious behavior, thus improving the ability of 100 the system to resist security threats. in short, in the protection of system security isolation technology has become a trend, to a certain extent, to break the bottleneck of the current system security, it has become an important system security technology. this paper firstly gives an overall overview of various security isolation technologies, then focuses on analyzing the basic principle of arm trustzone and its framework, and further discusses the security isolation technology based on arm trustzone. finally, it looks forward to the future development direction and application requirements of the security isolation technology by combining the current security problems in the field of trusted execution environment and the advantages of this technology in security. 2. overview of security isolation techniques 2.1. hardware isolation technology in order to ensure the security of sensitive information in the system, the designer considers providing a relatively secure hardware isolation environment by designing a dedicated security hardware module, which is used to implement access control and make it difficult for the running software to bypass this isolation mechanism. this allows critical data, keys, or encryption and decryption services of the system to be stored in the module and restricts access to other illegal software [5]. this type of isolation is typically provided by the processor or a specialized device connected to the main processor. most processors provide mmus to assign different virtual addresses to different processes, thus performing process isolation. there are two more mainstream solutions to realize hardware isolation: one solution is to design a dedicated hardware security module outside the soc during chip design; the other is to integrate a hardware security module inside the soc during chip design. the first of these is more widely used in sim cards and smart cards in cell phones [6]. the second one consists of two main categories: hardware security modules that manage cryptographic operations and key storage, and general-purpose processors designed specifically for security subsystems. 2.2. software isolation technology software isolation technology is the construction of a trusted and isolated operating environment at the software layer, thereby limiting the spread of malicious code or protecting trusted software, trusted code or sensitive data in that isolated environment. typical software isolation techniques include virtualization techniques. the function of virtualization technology is to abstract a virtual software or hardware interface to ensure that the software modules on it can run on a virtualized environment. virtualization essentially reproduces an entire physical server and runs an application as a virtual machine, with a virtualization monitor abstracting server resources and allocating resources to virtual machines (vms). virtualization technology can be implemented at all levels of the system, which mainly includes hardware virtualization, os virtualization and application virtualization. the typical hardware virtualization is introduced here as an example, and its system virtualization architecture is shown in figure 1. the system virtualization architecture is shown in figure 1. by using virtualization technology, multiple virtual hardware abstraction layers can be abstracted, thereby isolate multiple client operating systems. typical virtual machines are kvm (kernel-based virtual machine) and xen, the former as a kernel-based virtual machine, which is a very small module of the linux kernel; the latter mainly runs on bare metal. figure 1. system virtualization architecture specifically, hardware virtualization abstracts the entire hardware layer of the system, with the processor instruction set as its interface to the guest operating system. the virtual machine runs as a higher privileged software isolation layer between the hardware and the operating system. it abstracts the entire hardware layer and implements a virtual-tophysical resource mapping mechanism, and therefore can assist the guest operating system in mapping to specific hardware devices. when the guest operating system needs to use sensitive instructions to access system resources, the virtual machine can also intercept this operation and process it by emulating the corresponding instructions. this mechanism of trapping sensitive instructions and then having the vm simulate the processing of those instructions and return the results to the guest os effectively prevents the execution of illegal operations. at the same time, the virtual machine is able to save and switch multiple guest operating systems, which effectively ensures that each virtual system is securely isolated from each other, independent of each other, and does not affect each other [7]. 2.3. system-level isolation technology system-level isolation technology is mainly through the security expansion of hardware, and with the corresponding trusted software to build a relatively safe and reliable trusted execution environment (trusted execution environment, tee) in the system [8]. tee is a secure area on the main processor, which provides an isolated execution environment that can guarantee the isolated execution of programs, the integrity of trusted applications, the confidentiality and secure storage of trusted data, etc., and can guarantee the security, confidentiality, and integrity of the code and data loaded into this environment. tee is an independent execution environment that runs in parallel with the ros (rich os) to provide security services for the feature-rich ros. tee is an independent execution environment running in parallel with ros (rich os), which provides security services for the feature-rich ros, and contains a set of application program interfaces to satisfy the communication between ree (rich execution environment) and tee, which consists of trusted os (tos) and the trusted applications running on it. the ree communication agent 101 provides support for messaging between client applications and trusted applications. trusted applications running on the tee have access to the full functionality of the device's main processor and memory, and hardware isolation technology protects them from malicious attacks from the ros. software and cryptographic isolation within the tee ensure that trusted applications within the tee are isolated from each other. both globalplatform and tcg have been working on tee in recent years, with the former focusing on the development of a standard specification for the tee, and the latter trying to combine the tee specification with its trusted platform module (tpm) specification to enhance the security and trustworthiness of the device and releasing its newest specification, the tpm2.0 specification. tpm2.0 specification [9]. in july 2010, global platform first announced their own tee standard, as shown in figure 2, proposing a tee client api (an interface to interact with the tee), which was later expanded to include a tee internal api and a complete set of tee system specifications. the tee functional api is a wrapper around the client api to allow developers to use the tee functional api as an interface to the tee functional api and the tee functional api. the tee functional api is an encapsulation of the client api so that developers can use a standardized interface model to develop applications that invoke security services in ros. the specifications included in global platform are summarized as follows: tee systems architecture specification describes the hardware and software architecture under tee; tee client api specification defines how ros applications communicate with tee trusted applications; tee internal api specification defines how to develop trusted applications that can run inside tee, and provides programming interfaces for trusted applications; in order to have friendly interactions with users, tee can also provide trusted gui user interface tgui (trusted gui), which can provide a secure display of user's private data in tee, and it is completely independent of ros running in the ordinary execution environment. it is completely independent of ros running in the normal execution environment, and therefore is not vulnerable to attacks from malicious ros systems. and tee allows client applications and trusted applications to communicate data efficiently in the form of shared memory, and this mechanism well ensures that client applications can call all kinds of trusted applications designed within the trusted execution environment. generally, tee has access to resources in the ree and vice versa. because global-platform's tee specification forms the basis of the tee environment, general commercial or open-source products will refer to the specification, and in accordance with its definition of a variety of functional interfaces for the specification of the implementation, thus ensuring the consistency of the trusted execution environment developed by different vendors. a number of tees have been proposed in both the commercial and academic worlds, with t-base developed by trustonic and mobicore developed by jiteh. abroad, andreas fitzek of the technical university of graz has also developed an andix os [10], which is a multitaskingsupporting, nonpreemptive operating system. jitesh of north carolina state university developed a secure os using arm trustzone technology [11]. domestically, shanghai jiao tong university developed t6 [12], which is a micro-trusted os based on the arm trustzone secure extension processor with a common execution environment that supports running systems such as linux and android. in addition, the linux community developed an open-source tee called opentee [13]. figure 2. tcg tee system architecture 3. overview of the arm trustzone security architecture 3.1. hardware isolation technology arm processors supporting trustzone technology are divided into two regions, i.e., a single physical processor contains two virtual processor cores: a secure processor core and a normal processor core [14]. both regions have their own user space and kernel space, as well as caches, memory, and other resources, and their hardware framework is shown in figure 3. the secure processor can access the resources of the normal processor and vice versa, which is the fundamental reason why the arm trustzone technology is able to achieve hardware-level protection and isolation of system resources. at the same time, to improve system security based on arm trustzone technology, it is necessary to make corresponding extensions to the system hardware and processor cores. these extensions guarantee safe memory and safe peripherals and can deny access to non-secure transactions. therefore, they can hide and isolate themselves well in the normal operating system, thus realizing the true sense of system security. figure 3. arm trustzone hardware architecture 3.2. hardware isolation technology the typical software architecture of arm trustzone is shown in figure 4. the untrusted os runs in the normal world, also called rich execution environment (ree). the tee runs in the secure world, the protection ring el1 is the trusted os and provides runtime support, and the protection ring el0 running in user mode is able to the protection ring el0, 102 running in user mode, is able to maintain the lifecycle of the ta. at the heart of the trusted os is the trusted kernel, which provides the basic os primitives for scheduling and managing tas. the trusted os also implements device drivers for accessing trusted peripherals, handles cross-world requests by switching security monitoring modes to invoke smc instructions and shared memory, and implements shared libraries (e.g., encryption) and tee primitives, i.e., remote authentication, trusted i/o, and secure storage. in addition to the trusted operating system, the trustzone software architecture includes two basic software components: the security monitor and the tee boot loader. the security monitor implements the mechanism for switching security contexts between worlds and runs with the highest privileges in the protection ring el3. the tee bootloader boots the tee system to a secure state, and it is critical to implement the trusted boot primitive, which is split into two steps, running first in el3 and then in el1. together, the trusted operating system, security monitoring, and the tee bootloader form the trusted computing base (tcb) software for a typical tee system. figure 4. arm trustzone software architecture 4. conclusion 4.1. strengths and weaknesses of trustzone technology trustzone, an embedded platform security technology proposed by arm, protects peripherals such as secure memory, cryptographic blocks, keyboards, and displays through physical isolation with minimal impact on power consumption, performance, and area while minimizing the impact on the original processor design. therefore, this technology has certain advantages in improving the security of embedded systems. first, it provides a physically isolated environment that can provide secure storage space for private data and keys for encrypted and decrypted data, which is a natural way to maintain confidentiality. second, trustzone can guarantee the bus bandwidth of the entire storage space, which makes it different from other security technologies and has minimal impact on performance. in addition, the trustzone system architecture is a combination of hardware and software. with the hardware architecture fixed, users can meet the needs of customizing and upgrading the security system by developing the corresponding ta in tee. but trustzone technology is not omnipotent, its own shortcomings, mainly reflected in the following aspects. first, it can only defend against various software attacks, it is difficult to defend against physical attacks, such as physical tampering with the device's main memory. second, it only provides an isolated execution environment, and does not prove to the user or the remote person that this environment is trustworthy. in addition, although users can meet the needs of customizing and upgrading the confidential system by developing appropriate tas in the tee, some new hardwaredependent technologies may not be applied to old hardware architectures, thus failing to defend against new types of attacks. finally, providing a reliable trusted root for the system platform is the cornerstone of guaranteeing the security of the whole system, and the current technology is to solidify the device key as the trusted root through the systemon-a-chip, which has the drawbacks that the key is difficult to be updated, and once leaked, it will cause the whole platform to be unusable, and this method requires the device key to be stored in the device for a long period of time, whose security is difficult to be guaranteed, for example, how to defend against side-channel attacks, fault attacks, and reverse engineering and other types of attacks. 4.2. future outlook in the future, trustzone technology is used in emerging fields such as iot and blockchain. wearables and iot devices are becoming more and more common in modern society. these devices continue to generate privacy-related data from a variety of sensors. the problem is that securing iot devices can be a challenge as hardware requirements and cost constraints drive different design directions. to address this, arm has extended trustzone to a new generation of microcontrollers (armv8-m), making security practical at scale and across the value chain. by building in trustzone, arm mitigates the economics of security, reducing the risk, cost and complexity of implementing robust security measures. blockchain technology is expected to drive a revolution across manufacturing. for example, some 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[14] huang q x , chiu m y , yeh c s ,et al.stbeat: software update on trusted environment based on arm trustzone [j]. sustainability, 2022, 14. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 81 research on improved method based on yolov5s target detection model xiuhuan dong *, shixin li, liming zhou college of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china * corresponding author: xiuhuan dong (email: 0422211032@tute.edu.cn) abstract: aiming at the problem of low detection accuracy of small targets, an object detection method based on average pooling improved yolov5s model is proposed. the algorithm introduces the squeeze excitation attention module and the efficient intersection over union loss function to comprehensively improve the detection calculation efficiency and accurate deployment ability. with the development of deep learning technology, which is of great significance to improve the detection accuracy and detection rate. yolo greatly improves detection performance, three times faster than retinanet and 2 times faster than faster-rcnn. yolo has strong generalization ability, can be applied to different application scenarios, and is also easy to deploy. the steel surface defect public dataset was selected for verification. the results show that the improved yolov5s model is better than the original yolov5s model, the test average accuracy map can reach 81.8%, the average accuracy map of the model is increased by 7.4%, and the overall performance of the improved model is better than other conventional models. keywords: small targets; squeeze excitation attention module; defect detection. 1. introduction one-stage object detection algorithms, mainly yolo series, ssd, etc. its core goal is to return the category and location of the target through a network. yolo (you only look once, yolo) series algorithms have good comprehensive performance [1] [2]. yolo uses a convolutional network to extract features, and then uses a fully connected layer to obtain predicted values. the network structure refers to the goolenet model and contains 24 convolutional layers and 2 fully connected layers [3]. the output vector of yolo includes not only the category of the target. also include the coordinates of the bounding box and the confidence level of the prediction. then, locally unique prediction boxes are obtained by non-maximum suppression. in the field of deep learning-based object detection, rectangles are used to label their position and size [4]. at the same time, convolutional neural networks are used to build machine learning models, which are driven by a large amount of labeled data. on top of the 20 convolutional layers obtained by pre-training, 4 convolutional layers and 2 fully connected layers are randomly initialized [5]. on the basis of the original yolo backbone model, on the one hand, the se attention mechanism is introduced [10]. the se module was originally proposed by jie hu et al. in 2017 with up to 20,000 citations, aiming to improve the efficiency of channel-to-channel information transmission in convolutional neural networks (cnns). se (squeeze and excitation, se) attention mechanism learns an adaptive channel weight model [11]. it focuses on more useful channel information, with high detection efficiency and optimal ablation. on the other hand [12], eiou is introduced, and the aspect ratio is replaced by the width and height difference value on the basis of ciou, and focal loss solves the problem of difficult sample imbalance [15]. this paper finds that the yolov5s framework still has room for improvement in terms of speed and accuracy. there is a problem of low detection accuracy for object detection methods. an improved object detection method based on average pooling yolov5s is proposed. the improved yolov5s model comprehensively improves detection performance and deployment capabilities. the main improvements are as follows: (1) the se attention mechanism is introduced, and the improved yolov5s model effectively improves the feature extraction ability of the model. (2) eiou loss is introduced, and the improved yolov5s model effectively improves the accuracy of model object detection, accelerates the calculation speed, and ensures that the object detection model obtains more important feature information. 2. method as shown in fig. 1, the original yolo model introduced the se attention mechanism. se is a mechanism for assigning weight parameters with the goal of assisting the model in capturing important information. the attention mechanism of mobile network is introduced, the model complexity is low, and the model detection effect is greatly improved. the iou (intersection over union loss, iou) loss of the original yolo model directly uses the iou value between the predicted bounding box and the real bounding box as the loss [18], but the gradient of the loss function is small and cannot accurately reflect the coincidence of the two boxes. therefore, it is proposed to introduce eiou (efficient intersection over union loss, eiou), replace the aspect ratio with the width and height difference value on the basis of ciou, focal loss solves the problem of unbalanced difficult samples, and greatly improves the accuracy of detecting surface defects of industrial products. 82 image 640*640*3 backbone neck head 0 1 conv k6,s2,p2,c64 conv k3,s2,p1,c128 2 c3 c128 3 conv k3,s2,p1,c256 c34 c256 5 conv k3,s2,p1,c512 6 c3 c512 7 conv k3,s2,p1,c1024 8 c3 c1024 9 sppf k5,c1024 10 conv k3,s2,p1,c512 11 upsample concat 12 c3 c512 13 conv k3,s2,p1,c256 14 15 upsample concat 16 c3 c256 17 conv k3,s2,p1,c256 concat 19 c3 c512 20 conv k3,s2,p1,c512 concat 22 c3 c1024 23 18 21 c3 c256 c3 c512 c3 c512 c3 c1024 se fig 1. improved yolov5s network structure 2.1. introduction of the se attention mechanism in traditional cnn architectures, convolutional layers and pooling layers are usually used to extract image features. however, this approach does not explicitly model the relationships between feature channels, resulting in some channels contributing relatively little to a particular task, while others are more important. the se module is designed to solve this problem. the pooling process of the se attention mechanism is shown in fig. 2. the se module models the relationship between channels by introducing a squeeze action and an excitation operation. in the squeeze phase, it compresses the output feature map of the convolutional layer into a feature vector through the global average pooling operation. then, in the excitation phase, by using fully connected layers and nonlinear activation functions, learn to generate a weight vector for a channel. this weight vector is applied to each channel on the original feature map to weight the features of the different channels. the se attention mechanism helps the network to better focus on important feature channels, thereby improving model performance. squeeze-and-excitation module shrinking feature maps∈ rwxhxc2 through spatial dimensions (w x h) global distribution of channelwise responses squeeze learning w ∈rc2xc2 to explicitly model channel-association gating mechanism to produce channel-wise weights reweighting the feature maps∈rwxhxc2 excitation scale fig 2. se attention mechanism 2.2. eiou because the aspect ratio of the ciou loss prediction box and the gt box is linearly scaled, it will hinder the effective optimization similarity of the model. it is proposed to introduce eiou in the original yolov5s model. the influence factor of the aspect ratio of the prediction box and the real box is separated, and the length and width information of the target box and focal focus prediction box are added. the length and width of the prediction box and the real box are calculated respectively to solve the problem of penalty failure in the proportional change of aspect ratio in ciou. the regression process focuses on high-quality anchor frames, which solve the problems of sample imbalance, slow model convergence, and imprecision. at the same time, the prediction box regression accuracy is improved. 3. result 3.1. dataset and experiment environment configuration the dataset discloses the steel surface defect dataset neudet dataset practice. the original data has a total of 5404 images, and there are only 30 verification images in the original data verification set file. to improve the accuracy of test recall, validation set preprocessing in the original data is performed first. enrich the validation set file image and tags. 80% of the original data is used for training, 10% for validation, and 10% for testing. tab. 1 describes the configuration of the experimental environment. table 1. experimental environment configuration environment name operation system windows 10 cpu lntel (r) core (tm) i7-10700f cpu @2.90 ghz gpu nvidia geforce rtx 2070 super code version yolov5-6.0 learning framework pytorch1.8.0 3.2. ablation studies ablation experiments were carried out to investigate the feasibility of improving the model based on average pooled yolov5s object detection. the results of different 83 improvement strategies for ablation experiments are shown in tab. 2. observe the experimental data to find an improved object detection network model through ablation experiments. table 2. comparison of defect detection accuracy of different improvement strategies model +se +eiou map@0.5 (%) fps primeval yolov5s 74.4 90 yolov5s-a √ 81.1（+6.7） 103（+13） yolov5s-b √ 80.8（+6.4） 101（+11） yolov5sour √ √ 81.8（+7.4） 99（+9） 3.3. experimental comparison firstly, under the condition of ensuring the experimental variables, a comparative experiment of the yolov7 network model was added. the average accuracy (map) of the yolov7 object detection network model can reach 80.3%, which is 1.5% lower than that of the improved model. to verify the performance of the improved yolov5s object detection method based on average pooling. compare experiments under the same data set division. in this experiment, four target detection networks were used: yolov5s, yolov5n, yolov5x, and yolov7. tab. 3 shows the training results of different yolo series algorithm models. the data in row 1 is the training results of the yolov5s model, and the map@0.5 is 74.4%. the data in row 2 is the training result of the yolov5n model, and the map@0.5 is 77.6%. the data in row 4 is the yolo v7 model training results, and the map@0.5 is 80.3%. the yolov5 series performs well in both speed and precision. the average accuracy (map) of the yolov5s target detection model based on average pooling can reach 81.8%, and the overall performance is better than that of other yolo models, which indicates that the improved method in this paper can identify and locate small targets more accurately. table 3. data comparison model map@0.5(%) p (%) r (%) fps 1 yolov5s 74.4 76.7 67.8 90 2 yolov5n 77.6(+3.2) 65.4 81.4 108(+18) 3 yolov5x 82.2(+7.8) 76.9 77.9 77(-13) 4 yolov7 80.3(+5.9) 81.2 76.2 61(-29) 5our 81.8（+7.4） 86.8 87.3 99（+9） 4. conclusion fig 3. original -yolov5s fig 4. yolov5s-our in the pr image, the closer the polyline to the upper right, the better the performance of the object detection network model. the performance of the original yolov5s model is shown in fig. 3 original -yolov5s, and the improved performance of the yolov5s model based on average pooling is shown in fig. 4 yolov5s-our. it can be found that the improved performance is better than the original yolov5s object detection network model. eiou bounding box regression loss is introduced to further improve the detection accuracy [16] [17]. the se attention mechanism object detection network model is selected to effectively reduce the loss of feature map information and improve the recognition accuracy. the yolov5s network structure with fast detection speed and excellent accuracy value is obtained. a detection classification method based on improved yolov5s is proposed. the se module is integrated in the backbone feature extraction network stage, so that the backbone network highlights 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[17] li d, zhang z , wang b. detection method of timber defects based on target detection algorithm[j].measurement, 2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 90 research on optimal configuration of distributed generation based on multi‐scenario analysis jianguo jiang, lili yang school of electrical and information engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing, heilongjiang 163318, china abstract: in order to make the grid-connected planning of distributed generation more reasonable, the uncertainties of intermittent distributed generation output and load forecasting are included in the solution process. firstly, multi-scenario analysis is introduced to transform the source load uncertainty problem into deterministic problem, and the latin super-force sampling method is used to generate the initial planning scene. the density peak clustering idea and elbow method are used to improve the k-means clustering algorithm and reduce the scene. secondly, the optimal allocation model of grid-connected distributed generation is constructed with the minimum annual comprehensive cost as the objective function. finally, in view of the slow convergence speed and easy to fall into local optimum of particle swarm optimization (pso), an adaptive inertia weight factor is adopted to improve pso, and the effectiveness of the proposed model and method is verified by ieee 33-node standard simulation example. keywords: distributed generation; uncertainty; multi-scenario analysis; improved particle swarm optimization algorithm. 1. introduction at present, china's distribution network is still mainly operated by large units and large power grid, which has poor power supply flexibility and reliability, is difficult to meet the power demand of distribution network terminal load, and is easily affected by fault disturbance, resulting in large-scale power outage or even paralysis of the system [1]. distributed generation (dg), which is close to the user, has the advantages of small floor area, high reliability of power supply, flexible power generation mode, etc. [2]. its power generation is between tens of kilowatts and tens of megawatts, which can solve the power supply problems of remote loads and loads in remote areas, so as to make up for the defects of large power grids. after the distributed generation is connected to the distribution network, it has a certain impact on the system operation mode and network loss, which is closely related to its access location and capacity. therefore, the research on grid-connected optimal configuration of distributed generation has become a major research hotspot [3] [4]. scholars at home and abroad have made in-depth research on the optimal allocation of distributed generation gridconnected. reference [5] considers three indexes of power generation cost, environmental cost and active power loss cost at the same time, and takes the minimum comprehensive cost as the objective function, and constructs a distributed generation location and constant capacity model. reference [6] considers the power cost, network loss cost, environmental cost and voltage offset cost, establishes a distributed grid-connected optimization model with the goal of minimizing the total cost, and solves the model by using an improved krill swarm search algorithm. in reference [7], aiming at the voltage quality related problems after the connection of distributed generation, the optimal configuration model of distributed generation is constructed with the objective function of minimizing the economic loss of voltage sag and minimizing the investment cost of installing dg, and the improved firefly algorithm is used to solve the model. the above models start from various angles, but none of them consider the influence of output and load uncertainty of distributed generation, which leads to the lack of rationality of distributed generation planning results. to sum up, this paper takes the source load uncertainty into account in the research of distributed generation gridconnected planning, introduces the concept of multi-scenario analysis, generates large-scale source load planning scenarios to describe various situations that may occur in practice, and substitutes them into the distributed generation optimal configuration model to solve them, and optimizes them by improving particle swarm optimization algorithm, and simulates them on ieee 33-bus system. 2. uncertainty modeling 2.1. wind power model wind speed generally accords with two-parameter weibull distribution, and its probability function model is shown in equation (1)[8]: 1( ) ( ) exp[ ( ) ]k kk v v f v c c c   (1) where v is the actual wind speed; k and c are the shape parameter and scale parameter of weibull distribution function, respectively. the actual output power of the fan is closely related to the wind speed, and the specific relationship can be expressed as follows: wtg wtg wtg 0 0 or ci co r ci ci r r ci r r co v v v v v v p p v v v v v p v v v             (2) wtg wtg wtgtan p q   (3) where wtg rp is the rated active power of the fan; civ , rv , cov are the cut-in wind speed, rated wind speed and cut-out wind speed of the fan respectively; wtg is the power factor angle for wind power generation. 91 2.2. photovoltaic model the probability model of illumination intensity usually adopts beta distribution, and its functional expression is as follows [9]: 1 1 max max ( ) ( ) ( ) (1 ) ( ) ( ) i i f i i i             (4) the actual active power output of photovoltaic changes with the intensity of illumination. photovoltaic generators are generally equipped with reactive power compensation devices to keep their power factors constant, so the calculation formulas of actual active power and reactive power output of photovoltaic are shown in equations (5) and (6) respectively: pvg pvg pvg r r r r r i p i i ip p i i      (5) pvg pvg pvgtan p q   (6) where pvg rp is the rated active power of photovoltaic; ri is the rated illumination intensity; pvg is the power factor angle of photovoltaic generator. 2.3. load model the probability model of load can be expressed by normal distribution, and its active power probability density function can be expressed as formula (7):   l p l 2 pp 21 e ] ( xp[ 2 ) 2 p f p     (7) l l ltanq p  (8) where p and p are the expectation and variance of active load respectively. 3. multi-scenario analysis multi-scenario analysis is one of the methods to solve the problem that it is difficult to describe uncertainty by mathematical model. the core of multi-scenario analysis is to enumerate uncertain variables according to certain rules, and turn uncertain problems into multiple deterministic problems, which greatly reduces the complexity of problem solving. among them, the larger the scale of the generated scene, the more accurate it is to describe the uncertainty problem, while too few generated scenes may lead to the omission of some representative scenes in the calculation, which greatly reduces the accuracy of the model solution [10]. however, large-scale scenarios will increase the computational time of optimization problems. in order to solve the contradiction between the accuracy of describing uncertain problems and the optimization speed, we can build a large enough scene to simulate uncertain problems, and then use the scene reduction technology to generate typical planning scenes to calculate the dg optimal configuration model to solve the solution speed problem. it can be seen that multi-scene analysis mainly includes scene generation and scene reduction. 3.1. scene generation based on the probabilistic model function of uncertain variables, this paper adopts latin super-force sampling to generate large-scale scenes. compared with monte carlo simulation, latin hypercube sampling can ensure that all sampling areas can be covered by sampling points, which makes the sampling results more representative [11]. the cumulative probability density curve ( )k k ky f x of random variables kx is divided into n segments in the interval [0, 1], and a probability value (1 )kny n n  is extracted from each segment, and then the sample value of the variable 1( )k k ky f x in the first segment is obtained by using the variable kx .in order to make the error between the sample expected value and the actual expected value of random variables as small as possible, the importance sampling method is used to improve latin hypercube sampling, and the sample value is obtained according to the importance in the probability density function. the specific rules are as follows: 1 1 ( ) 0.5 1 ( ) 0.5 k kn k n n f n nx n n f n n         (9) from equation (9), it can be seen that the probability below the expected value is selected as the upper boundary point of each interval, and the probability above the expected value is selected as the lower boundary point of each interval. each sampling point is selected in a way close to the expected value, which combines the idea of stratified sampling and importance, so that the mean value of the obtained samples is unchanged and the variance is small, and the error caused by the tail feature of random function is reduced. 3.2. scene reduction k-means clustering algorithm is often used to reduce scenes in multi-scene analysis. the main advantages of this algorithm are simple principle, easy convergence and efficient processing of large-scale data. however, k-means clustering algorithm needs to artificially establish the optimal cluster number k, and the random selection of k value and initial clustering center point may lead to unstable final clustering results and low clustering accuracy [12]. therefore, this paper introduces the idea of density peak clustering and elbow method to improve k-means clustering algorithm. (1) density peak clustering algorithm clustering by fast search and find of density peaks (cfsfdp) algorithm is an efficient clustering algorithm proposed by alex rodriguez in science in 2014. the core idea of cfsfdp algorithm is to calculate the distance between two samples in the sample set, and at the same time, take a certain distance value about 1% ~ 2% before all distance values as the truncation distance of the sample, and define two variables, namely the local density of sample points and the relative distance to high local density points, by the truncation distance, and take these two variables as the selection criterion of clustering center [13]. the local density of sample points is calculated from the truncation distance as shown in equation (10): ( ) 1, 0 ( ) 0, 0 i ij c j d d x x x               (10) when the size of the data set is small, the local density can be calculated by gaussian kernel function, as shown in equation (11): 92 2 2 exp( )ij i j c d d    (11) calculate the mutual distance i between arbitrary points, as shown in equation (12): : min if s.t. ( ), otmax( ), herw is e j i j ij j i j i ij d j d            (12) multiply  and  to get a product r and arrange it in descending order of its value. the larger the value of r , the more likely it is to be the center of the cluster class. therefore, r value is taken as the initial clustering center selection criterion. (2) elbow method the elbow method has a good effect on k value of k-means clustering algorithm. its core index is sum of the squared errors (sse): k 2 1 sse i j i j j x m x c      (13) where jm represents the j-th cluster; ix is the sample point in jm ; jc is the cluster center of jm . the core idea of elbow method is that the sum of error squares of samples changes with the fineness of sample division, and the finer the sample division, the smaller its value. when k samples the total number of samples, each sample as the cluster center, at this time the sample clustering degree is the highest, but contrary to the original intention of clustering. when k is less than the true number of clusters, the aggregation degree of each cluster will greatly increase with the increase of k value, so the decline of sse is steep, while when k reaches the true number of clusters, the decline of aggregation degree will slow down with the increase of k value. in other words, the relationship between sse and k is elbow-shaped, and the k value corresponding to this elbow joint is the true cluster amount of data. 4. optimal configuration model of distributed generation 4.1. objective function considering the operating economic benefits of distribution companies and environmental factors in the planning cost, the objective function of dg optimal allocation problem is to minimize the annual comprehensive cost, as shown in equation (14): k s 1 min ( )( )s s s s s i om p l s e sc p s c c c c c c        (14) where s represents the typical scene of source load; p (s) is the probability of scenario s; s ic , om sc , s pc , s lc , s sc and s ec are dg investment cost, dg operation and maintenance cost, power loss cost of distribution network, power purchase cost of distribution network from superior power grid, government subsidy cost and environmental cost respectively under scenario s. (1) dg investment expenses 1,2 (1 ) (1 ) 1 ( ) dgk m i i dgk dgkjm k j n r r c c p r         (15) where r is the cash discount rate; m is the planning period of dg; k is the type of dg incorporated into the power grid (1 stands for wind power generation; 2 stands for photovoltaic power generation); dgkn is the node set incorporated into the power grid; i dgkc is the unit capacity investment cost of k types of dg; i dgkjp is the installation capacity of the type k dg of the node j to be installed. (2) dg operation and maintenance cost   1,2 dgk m om dgk dgkj k j n c c e      (16) where m dgkc is the operation and maintenance cost under the unit capacity of k types of dg; dgkje is the actual annual power generation of type k dg at node j. (3) distribution network loss cost lossp ec c p (17) where ec is the on-grid electricity price; lossp is the total annual active power loss of the line. (4) electricity purchase cost from higher authorities in distribution network max max 1,2 ( ) dgk l e dgkj k j n c c p t e       (18) where maxp is the maximum load in the whole year; maxt is the annual maximum load utilization hour. (5) government subsidy expenses 1,2 dgk s f dgkj k j n c c e      (19) where fc is the government subsidy cost of dg unit power generation. (6) environmental costs 1,2 ( ) dgk e dgkj g g g k j n c e m b e      (20) gm respectively represent the mass of the g pollution gas emitted by traditional thermal power generation per kilowatt hour, as well as the penalty standard and environmental value of this gas. 4.2. constraint condition when planning dg, we need to consider the following four constraints: power flow, voltage, current and dg installation capacity constraints. (1) power flow equation constraint 1 1 ( cos sin ) ( sin cos ) n i i j ij ij ij ij j n i i j ij ij ij ij j p u u g b q u u g b                  (21) where ip and iq are the injected active power and reactive power of node i respectively; iu is the voltage amplitude of node i; the ij is the phase angle difference between power saving i and node j; ijg and ijb are the conductance and susceptance of the branch. (2) node voltage constraint 93 ,min ,maxi i iu u u  (22) where ,miniu and ,maxiu are the lower limit and upper limit of the voltage amplitude of node i in the line respectively. (3) branch current constraint maxj ji i (23) where maxji is the maximum allowable current of branch j. (4) dg installation capacity constraint , 0 dgi dgimax dgi l total p p p p     (24) where dgip is the capacity of dg access node i; maxdgip is the maximum active power allowed by node i to access dg; ,l totalp is the total active load of the system;  is the penetration rate of system dg connected to power grid. 5. improved particle swarm optimization algorithm particle swarm optimization (pso) was proposed by kennedy and eberhart in 1995, which originated from the study of foraging behavior of birds. it updates the speed and position of particles through individual extremum and group extremum, and finally converges to the optimal solution. pso is an efficient optimization search algorithm through memory and feedback mechanism [14]. the iterative formulas of particle velocity and position in the iterative process are as follows: (25) and (26), respectively:    1 1 1 2( 1) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( 1)id id id id d id idv k v k c r p k x k c r g k x k x k       (25) ( 1) ( ) ( )id id idx k x k v k   (26) where ω is the inertia weight coefficient; 1r , 2r are random numbers between intervals (0, 1); 1c and 2c are learning factors, the former refers to the motivation factor of selflearning, while the latter refers to the motivation factor generated by referring to others' learning. aiming at the shortcomings of slow convergence speed and easy to fall into local optimum in the optimization process of particle swarm optimization, the improvement of particle swarm optimization is proposed, and the specific improvement measures are as follows: (1) adaptive inertia weight factor inertia weight factor is one of the important parameters of particle swarm optimization, which reflects the ability of particles to maintain their original state in the process of optimization. in the early stage of iteration, in order to search for the optimal solution, it is required that the search space of particle swarm should be as large as possible, and the value of inertia weight factor should be larger to make the global search ability of particle swarm strong; at the later stage of iteration, the algorithm is required to have the ability to converge to the optimal solution quickly, so the inertia weight factor should be reduced to enhance the local search ability of particles, and then the whole algorithm can converge to the optimal solution quickly. therefore, this paper carries out linear dynamic adjustment, so that it can automatically adjust its size in the iterative process to achieve better coordination between global search and local search, thus making the whole algorithm have good dynamic performance. the specific adjustment method is shown in equation (27): max min max max ( ) k k       (27) where min and max are the lower limit and upper limit of inertia weight factor respectively; k is the current iteration number of the algorithm; maxk is the maximum number of iterations of the algorithm. (2) realization of genetic variation operation firstly, a certain number of particles are selected according to a certain crossover rate cp , and they are regarded as parent particles. secondly, parts of the parent particles are exchanged to form new individuals, and the parent particles are replaced by offspring particles. according to a certain mutation probability mp , some particle dimensions are initialized to improve the population diversity of particle swarm optimization. (3) elite retention strategy in order to avoid the loss of the optimal particles due to genetic mutation operation, the optimal particles are retained and directly inherited to the next generation. the purpose of doing this is to preserve the individual optimal position with high fitness function value, and prevent the "negative optimization" effect of its particle swarm optimization algorithm due to position update and mutation operation. 6. example analysis taking ieee 33 standard node system as an example, the network topology diagram of ieee 33 standard node system is shown in figure1, where 1-33 represents node number, and node 1 is the system balance node [15]. the system reference voltage is 12.66 kv, the three-phase power reference value is 10mva, the total active load of the network is 3715kw, and the total reactive load is 2300kvar. the range of node voltage is 0.9 ~ 1.1, and the convergence accuracy of power flow algorithm is 10e-7. fig 1. ieee 33-node distribution network the types of dg to be selected are wind power generation system and photovoltaic power generation system, and node 4, node 7, node 8, node 14, node 18, node 20 and node 32 are selected installation nodes of dg. in this paper, the related parameters of dg grid connection are set as follows: the capacity of a single dg is set to 50 kw, the power factor of distributed generation is controlled at 0.85 with the participation of reactive power compensation equipment, the maximum active power installation capacity of dg at each selected installation node is 400kw, and the total penetration rate of dg access is 35%. it is explained here that whether it is a wind turbine generator or a photovoltaic generator, its single unit configuration shall be configured according to the above requirements. the specific parameters involved in the objective function in the dg optimal configuration model are as follows: the 94 investment and operation and maintenance costs of wind turbine are respectively 1 1ten thousand yuan / kw=i dgc , 1 0.33ten thousand yuan / kw=om dgc ； the investment and operation and maintenance costs of photovoltaic generator sets are respectively 2 1.3ten thousand yuan / kw=i dgc , 2 0.2ten thousand yuan / kw=om dgc ； electricity price 0.5yuan k hec  / w ； government subsidy expenses 0.25yuan k hec  / w ； dg planning period is 20 years; the discount rate is 0.1. considering the environmental benefits brought by dg access to distribution network into the annual comprehensive cost, table 1 is the emission data of traditional thermal power pollution gas involved in the environmental cost function. table 1. emission data of traditional thermal power pollution gas types of polluted gases co co2 so2 nox emissions (g/kwh) 0.103 633 6.51 2.90 environmental value (yuan/kg) 0.881 0.019 5.25 6.92 penalty standard (yuan/kg) 0.138 0.078 0.831 1.71 the probability model parameters of wind speed and illumination intensity are obtained according to the annual wind and light data of a certain place. because the wind speed and sunlight radiation intensity are different in each period of a year, different parameters are adopted for each month in this paper. see table 2 for specific parameters. the relevant parameters of the fan are: =3.5 m/s, = 12 m/s and = 20m/s; the relevant parameters of photovoltaic are: = 1 000 w/m2 table 2. parameters of wind and solar probability model in each month month wind speed illumination intensity k c   1 2.24 7.63 2.03 2.50 2 1.94 8.21 2.14 2.63 3 2.34 8.15 1.78 2.42 4 2.14 7.73 2.12 2.47 5 2.21 7.23 2.35 2.42 6 2.04 9.05 2.42 1.95 7 2.56 7.36 2.31 2.06 8 2.12 6.89 2.21 2.49 9 2.31 7.23 2.14 2.48 10 2.16 8.68 1.94 2.6 11 2.09 8.25 2.34 2.50 12 2.12 8.63 2.13 2.48 then, 8760 hours of initial wind and solar output data are obtained by latin super-force sampling proposed in chapter 3, and 8760 hours of load rate data are obtained by analyzing historical load data. the source load data are combined into a three-dimensional matrix to form an initial scene of source load. finally, the improved k-means clustering algorithm proposed in chapter 3 is used to reduce the source load scene. after clustering, 10 typical planning scenes are obtained, and the scene reduction results are shown in table 3: table 3. typical scenarios scene fan probability photovoltaic probability load probability scene probability 1 0.247 0.293 0.808 0.091 2 0.012 0.512 0.866 0.130 3 0.426 0.597 0.725 0.074 4 0.117 0.678 0.717 0.119 5 0.544 0.172 0.830 0.081 6 0.975 0.496 0.836 0.150 7 0.968 0.623 0.801 0.103 8 0.649 0.436 0.829 0.046 9 0.721 0.839 0.832 0.102 10 0.977 0.215 0.711 0.104 in this section, three different schemes are set first. scheme 1: do not install distributed power; scheme 2: install dg on the node to be selected, but do not consider the uncertainty of source load; scheme 3: install dg on the node to be selected, considering the influence of source load uncertainty. the improved particle swarm optimization algorithm proposed in chapter four is used to realize the optimization of dg optimal allocation model, and the results of dg planning are shown in table 4. note here: 4 (0, 5) in the table means that 0 fans and 5 photovoltaics are installed at node 4. table 4. dg planning results of different schemes program dg planning results cost (ten thousand yuan) 1 989.2 2 4(0,5),8(6,0),14(2,0),32(0,2) 896.14 3 14(6,0),18(4,0),20(3,0),32(4,1) 783.04 according to the analysis in table 5-4, the comparison scheme 1 does not consider the installation of distributed generation, and the scheme 2 and scheme 3 rationally configure the grid-connected position and capacity of distributed generation, so that after dg is connected to the grid, even after generating certain investment and operation and maintenance costs, the annual comprehensive cost is still lower than that when dg is not connected. this is because dg access is equivalent to reducing the load demand of distribution network nodes, reducing the power transmitted on the line, and then reducing the power purchase cost and network loss cost. comparing scheme 2 and scheme 3 in the table, it can be seen that after considering the uncertainty, the optimal configuration result of distributed generation is more reasonable. dg merging nodes are roughly distributed at high load points near the end of the line, which reduces the network loss caused by the increase of transmission capacity. at the same time, injecting certain reactive power into the end load improves the voltage level at the end of the line. the specific costs incurred by the three schemes are compared, and the specific results are shown in table 5. table 5. planning results of different programs cost (ten thousand yuan) option 1 option 2 option 3 0 100.43 107.47 0 84.84 62.57 936.18 775.68 640.30 53.02 40.07 39.19 0 78.75 49.35 0 26.13 17.14 total cost 989.2 896.14 783.04 95 by comparing the costs incurred under different schemes in table 5, the following conclusions can be drawn: (1) after the distributed generation is connected to the grid, the active power loss cost of the distribution network and the power purchase cost from the superior power grid are greatly reduced. this is because after the distributed generation is connected, a certain amount of power is injected into the merged node, which reduces the load demand of the node and its connected nodes on the superior power grid, and also reduces the transmission power of the line. this shows that after the distributed generation is connected, the dependence on the superior power grid is reduced, and the wind-solar grid connection realizes certain self-compensation. (2) the comprehensive cost of considering uncertainty is lower than that of not considering certainty, and it is more in line with the actual situation, which is consistent with the conclusion that considering uncertainty is more practical in the previous analysis. at the same time, the influence of different planning results on the voltage distribution of distribution network is analyzed, as shown in figure 5.2. it can also be seen from the figure that the scheme obtained by considering uncertainty has better optimization results for distribution network voltage distribution. fig 2. voltage distribution of distribution network under different planning schemes in order to prove the superiority and effectiveness of this algorithm in solving dg optimal allocation model, this algorithm, basic particle swarm optimization algorithm and chaotic particle swarm optimization algorithm are simulated on scheme 3 respectively. see chapter 4 for the parameter setting of the algorithm. the obtained dg planning results are shown in table 6, and the convergence characteristics of different algorithms are shown in figure 3. table 6. planning results of different algorithms dg planning results total cost (10,000 yuan/year) basic pso 14(5,1),18(4,0),32(0,2) 793.42 chaotic pso 14(7,0),18(2,1),20(4,0) 786.91 improved pso 14(6,0),18(4,0),20(3,0),32(4,1) 783.04 from table 6, we can get the results of dg planning under different optimization algorithms and the required annual comprehensive cost. the improved particle swarm optimization algorithm proposed in this paper finally gets the least annual comprehensive cost. it is also easy to see from the convergence results of each algorithm curve in fig. 3 that the elementary particle swarm optimization falls into local optimum prematurely in iteration, and is not suitable for solving nonlinear dg optimal allocation problem with constraints; chaotic particle swarm optimization algorithm is slow in convergence speed and does not meet the practical application requirements; the improved particle swarm optimization algorithm proposed in this paper not only effectively avoids the convergence of the algorithm to the local optimum, but also guarantees the calculation speed and accuracy. fig 3. comparison of convergence characteristics of algorithms 7. conclusion in this paper, multi-scenario analysis is applied to solve the problem of source load uncertainty in order to reduce the complexity of solving this kind of problem, aiming at the problem of distributed generation output and load forecasting uncertainty in the research of distributed generation optimal configuration. firstly, the source charge probability model is constructed. secondly, latin hypercube sampling is used to get the initial planning scene of source load, and the improved k-means clustering algorithm is used to reduce the scene; finally, the improved particle swarm optimization algorithm is used to solve the distributed generation grid-connected optimal configuration model. the simulation results show that the economy of the grid-connected distributed generation is optimal under the condition of meeting the operation requirements of distribution network, and considering the uncertainty of source load is more in line with the actual planning requirements. at the same time, by comparing with different algorithms, we can get the superiority of the improved particle swarm optimization algorithm in solving the optimal configuration problem of distributed generation. references [1] georgilakis p s, hatziargyriou n d. optimal distributed generation placement in power distribution networks: models, methods, and future research[j]. ieee transactions on power systems, 2013,28(3): 3420-3428. 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[15] baran m e,wu f e. network reconfiguration in distribution systems for loss reduction and load balancing [j]. ieee transactions on power delivery,1989,4(2):1401-1407. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 99 deep learning model aids breast cancer detection quan zhang 1, *, guoqing cai 1, meiqing cai 2, jili qian 1, tianbo song 3 1 information studies, trine university, phoenix az, usa 2 computer science, independent researcher, nanchang, china 3 computer engineering, arizona state university, tempe, az, usa * corresponding author: quan zhang (email: wayne168zhang@gmail.com) abstract: breast cancer, a lumpy nodule or granular calcified tissue caused by cancerous changes in chest tissue, has become one of the most prevalent cancers. due to the location and structure of the tumor, it can be detected directly by ultrasound or xray and is less likely to spread to other parts of the body than tumors in other parts of the body. considering the huge number of sick people, the resources required for a full census would be enormous, but thanks to the rapid development of medical image processing technology in recent years, assisted diagnosis through deep learning models has gradually become more widely accepted. for detection models, higher accuracy means lower misdiagnosis rates and timely treatment for patients. therefore, in this paper, we first specify the diagnose as a binary classification problem and then introduce a new pooling scheme and training method to achieve better results compared to the traditional network backbone in the past. keywords: breast cancer detection; medical image analyze; vision model; deep learning. 1. introduction breast cancer stands out as one of the most prevalent cancers globally, constituting 11.7% of all new cancer cases worldwide. characterized by clinical manifestations such as discernible breast lumps or anomalous thickening distinct from surrounding tissues, coupled with alterations in breast size, shape, or appearance, breast cancer remains a critical health concern. the disease is amenable to early to mid-stage diagnosis, primarily involving the scrutiny of burr masses and clusters of minute calcified material through x-ray diffraction analysis and multispectral ultrasound analysis. in recent years, the paradigm of breast cancer detection has witnessed a notable shift towards visual models. this transition can be attributed to the distinctive characteristics of breast lesions, including high contrast and integrity, infrequent occurrence of fatty breast glands, and the potential for visualizing lesion locations from multiple perspectives in x-ray radiography. the efficacy of visual models hinges on the precision of lesion segmentation and classification, a fact that substantially improves with the increasing capability of the model to extract features from input images. neural network models, particularly those deployed for breast cancer detection, play a pivotal role in enhancing clinical diagnosis on two fronts. firstly, in the realm of initial diagnosis, machine-led screenings outshine traditional methods where doctors individually evaluate x-ray results. furthermore, the accurate determination and segmentation of lesion locations furnish doctors with valuable references, expediting the diagnostic process. this paper centers its focus on the latter aspect, delving into an in-depth analysis by refining the pooling layer and associated training scheme to enhance the classification performance of a conventional deep convolutional network-based model. anticipating a positive contribution to medical assistive systems, we posit that our work will propel the evolution of deep learning-based models, enabling swifter and more precise initial clinical examinations. this, in turn, holds promise for advancing the landscape of breast cancer diagnosis, fostering a future where cutting-edge technology collaborates seamlessly with medical expertise for improved patient outcomes. 2. related work even before the deep learning revolution, early researchers were already working through methods like spectral analysis or traditional machine learning methods [1-2]. given a classification task, in [3], as compared to the new model, the authors compare in detail the classification results based on svm, knn, etc., and likewise give some analysis for the preprocessing of this class of images. different from innovation from model itself, lots of works proves a better feature selection will boost performance compare with the classic approach [4]: [7] proposed a method which use multiresolution wavelets and zernike moments to get a better representation; [8] utilize gabor wavelet and locality sensitive discriminant analysis in feature selection process. [9] introduce a crosscorrelation analysis in both spatial and wavelet domains before using pca as feature selection method. since 2017, as various types of novel network architectures have achieved good results in their respective fields [10], more and more work has utilized them for feature extraction of breast cancer images: by combine fcm (fuzzy c-means) and nn structure, [5] illustrates a better starting feature representation is equally important for the final performance of the model. [6] fuse an attention module right after the feature selection. [8] introduce organize the data as a graph structure to apply graph convolution. considering that healthcare datasets are generally less public and smaller in size, [9] proposes new data enhancement schemes to improve data quality. 3. methodology in this section, we initiate our methodology by analyzing the average age of onset and the spatial localization of breast lesions within the dataset. this involves a detailed examination of age distribution trends and the prevalence of lesions following breast visualization. subsequently, we 100 provide specifics about the model employed in our study, detailing its architecture, key components, and any customized modifications made. this concise overview ensures transparency in our analytical framework, laying the groundwork for the application of the chosen model. 3.1. data analyze in figure 1, a comprehensive analysis of patient age and the corresponding number of positive cases reveals that the average age of disease onset is approximately 67 years old. notably, the overall dataset's average age is approximately 60 years old. this detailed breakdown provides insights into the demographic characteristics of the study population. examining the positive samples in figure 2, our analysis indicates an incidence rate of roughly 1 in 15 within the total population. this finding aligns with the broader disease incidence reported by the world health organization (who), bolstering the representativeness of our dataset. given the inherent class imbalance in this binary classification problem, we employ strategies during the training phase to balance positive and negative samples. techniques such as rotation, clipping, and other augmentation schemes are applied to address this imbalance, ensuring robust model training and performance across both classes. figure 1. the age distribution of patients figure 2. the cancer distribution of patients figure 3. the images of breast cancer the figure 3 give the heatmap of the breast cancer images of the patients from different ages which are preprocessed from the x-ray images. 3.2. model architectures figure 4. the architecture of se-resnet-50 the base model we adopted here is se-resnet-50 [11]. different from the previous resnet or vgg16, the core idea in se (squeeze and excitation) method is take the relationship between different channel into consideration. to explicitly model the interdependencies between feature channels, a learning-based method was adopted here to get the importance of different channel automatically, and then enhance the useful features according to this importance and suppress the features that are not useful for the current task. the architecture of se-resnet-50 is shown in the figure 4. specifically, given a feature which has c0 in channel, we compress the feature along spatial dimension turning each two-dimensional feature channel into a real number. this number will somehow have a global receptive field and an output whose dimensionality matches the number of input feature channels. it characterizes the global distribution of the response over the feature channels, and it makes the global receptive field available to layers close to the input as well. the excitation is a mechanism like gates in recurrent neural networks. weights are generated for each feature channel by means of parameters, which are learned to explicitly model the correlation between features channels. considering the flexibility of the number of layers of the network, we here incorporate this design into resnet, obtaining the structure shown above. the kernel of input layer is the largest: 7x7, which will give the following layer a bigger reception field. the design in next 3 blocks are kept the same as original resnext [15]. after that, we change the average pooling mentioned to gem (generalized mean pooling) pooling, which can be described as the follows: here x is the input of layer, p is a hyper-parameter given by users, when p = 1 the gem will degrade to average pooling, and when p is infinity, gem will degrade to max pooling. in general, compared to maximum pooling, which wants to capture local high-frequency features of an image, and average pooling, which is a global blur, gem is a more eclectic scheme. then we choose to adopt adam instead of classic sgd optimizer here to accelerate the speed of convergence. the adam makes the step size can be adaptively adjusted from both the gradient mean and gradient squared perspectives, rather than being directly determined by the current gradient. 101 4. experiments 4.1. experiments setting and evaluation indexes we obtain the data from rsna screening mammography breast cancer detection open challenge. during training process, we set learning rate to 1e-5, batch size to 8 for 20 epochs. considering that this is a binary categorization problem, we have directly adopted the weighted f1 score as the evaluation criterion here. the p here is used to control different importance of 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[19] s. tianbo, h. weijun, c. jiangfeng, l. weijia, y. quan and h. kun, "bio-inspired swarm intelligence: a flocking project with group object recognition," 2023 3rd international conference on consumer electronics and computer engineering (iccece), guangzhou, china, 2023, pp. 834-837, doi: 10.1109/iccece58074.2023.10135464. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 17 a review of yolo object detection algorithms based on deep learning xiaohan cong *, shixin li, fankai chen, chen liu, yue meng college of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china * corresponding author: xiaohan cong (email: 1136094608@qq.com) abstract: object detection is a research hotspot in the field of computer vision, and yolo series shows good performance in object detection, and has been widely used in robot vision, unmanned driving and other fields in recent years. this paper first introduces the yolo series algorithm, including the principle, innovation points, advantages and disadvantages of various algorithms, then introduces the application field of yolo series, and finally analyzes its future development trend to provide reference for the topic research. keywords: object detection; yolo; deep learning. 1. introduction object detection is a kind of image segmentation based on object geometric and statistical features, also known as object extraction. with the development of computer and object detection theory, the object detection field of deep learning should be in intelligent security, security monitoring, intelligent medical treatment, traffic detection, robot vision, unmanned driving and other fields. [1]-[3] based on the convolutional neural network (cnn), in 2012 alexnet [4] won the champion of imagenet image recognition competition by a significant margin, and since then deep learning has received wide attention. overfeat was born in 2013 and is regarded as the pioneer of single-stage object detection due to its integration of location and detection technology. the proposal of r-cnn in 2014 has achieved a very big breakthrough in object detection tasks. after that, the object detection algorithm based on deep learning began to emerge in the field of natural image recognition, and the two detection algorithms of single-stage object detection and two-stage object detection also competed with each other in their fields and excelled. the performance of r-cnn on voc2007 has been significantly improved, and the average detection accuracy (map) has been improved by nearly 25% compared with the traditional method. but the regression process of this method is extremely time and memory-intensive. in the same year, in order to improve the complex training process of r-cnn and improve the detection speed, he proposed the spatial pyramid pool network (sppnet) [5], which can effectively reduce the information redundancy caused by repeated calculation. the detection speed is more than 20 times that of r-cnn, and the map can reach 66%. the network only fine-tuned the full connection layer, but did not deal with other feature layers in the training process. in 2015, girshick once again proposed the fast r-cnn detector [6], which integrated the r-cnn and sppnet network structure, and was able to train both the target category detector and the bounding box regresser during detection. it was found that the fast r-cnn detector significantly accelerated the training process and test speed, and further improved the detection accuracy. with map reaching 66.9%. soon after, ren proposed faster r-cnn [7], which replaces slow selective search with efficient regional candidate network (rpn), overcomes the speed bottleneck of fast r-cnn, improves detection accuracy and operational efficiency, and achieves end-to-end target detection. map achieved 69.9% on the voc2007 dataset. one of the fast versions, map, achieved 59.9% and is the first ever near realtime deep learning object detector. at this point, the basic architecture of the two-stage detector is determined. this paper first introduces the yolo series algorithm, including the principle, innovation and advantages and disadvantages of various algorithms, then introduces the application field of yolo series, and finally analyzes its future development trend. [7] 2. yolo series algorithm development process 2.1. introduction to yolo in 2016, the one-stage object detection network was proposed. when tested in the same configuration, it was found to be able to process 45fps images per second while easily running the detection in real time. because of its speed and its special use method, the authors give it the name yolo (you only look once). [8] this method completely abandons the detection mode of "region candidate + regression" in the two stages, scales the image to be measured into a uniform size and divides it into multiple grids, then predicts the target category according to the grid where the target center is located, and outputs the detection results on the last convolution layer. the core idea of yolo is to transform target detection into a regression problem, using the whole image as the input of the network, and just through a neural network, the location of the bounding box and its category can be obtained. [9] first, the input image is uniformly adjusted to 448×448 pixels, and then the image is divided into s×s grid. if the center of the detection object falls into a grid cell, the grid cell is responsible for detecting the object. each grid cell scores its bounding boxes to predict the likelihood of detection objects in the grid cells. if the predicted value is 0, it means no detection objects are present in the grid cells. each of yolo's grid cells can provide an envelope of complex numbers, but an envelope only selects the highest scoring, most likely object for prediction. since each grid cell can only 18 make local predictions, it can avoid falling between several cells with good confidence at the same time, but it is not a matter of grabbing the things needed. [10] with the further development of neural networks, the yolo series of object detection shows good performance, and many branches are derived, as shown in figure 1 below. figure 1. part of the yolo series products 2.2. yolov2 compared with yolov1 algorithm, yolov2 adopts darknet19 network, which includes 19 convolution layers and 5 max pooling layers. 3x3 and 1x1 convolution are mainly adopted, which are two kinds of convolution layers. the 1x1 convolution here can compress the channel number of feature map. in this way, model computation and parameters can be reduced; the introduction of anchor and k-means clustering improved the recall rate; in order to prevent overfitting, bn layer is used after each convolutional layer to speed up model convergence. finally, global avg pool is used for prediction. the feature fusion module (passthrough) is introduced to fuse fine-grained features. by using yolov2, the map value of the model is not significantly improved, but the calculation amount is reduced. however, yolov2 will lose small targets, because the resolution of the feature map is subsampled during the design, yolov2 cannot detect small targets well. [11] the cnn infrastructure used in yolov2 is relatively simple and does not use rpn network, which leads to its accuracy gap compared with some advanced object detection algorithms. 2.3. yolov3 compared with yolov2 algorithm, yolov3 adopts darknet-53 as the backbone network. compared with darknet-19, yolov3 has deeper network, more parameters and more adequate training, so the detection performance is better. yolov3 adopts multi-scale prediction, which can improve the detection accuracy of small targets by detecting objects on different scales. feature pyramids with different convolution kernel sizes are used to detect objects of different sizes, which overcomes the shortcomings of yolov2 in small target detection. yolov3 uses three anchor frames of different sizes, which can better adapt to objects of different sizes and aspect ratios; and the introduction of a residual network structure, which is able to learn features better and speed up training. [12] however, yolov3's inference is slower because the detection process needs to run multiple convolutional layers; yolov3 has problems with inaccurate object positions. 2.4. yolov4 compared with yolov3 algorithm, yolov4 combines many previous research techniques, combines them with appropriate innovative algorithms, and achieves a perfect balance between speed and accuracy compared with the previous yolo series. however, yolov4 is not much different from yolov3 in essence. yolov4 uses cspdarknet53 as the backbone network for feature extraction, which reduces the consumption of computing resources. spp structure and residual connection network are introduced to accelerate and optimize the convolution process, thus improving the prediction performance and speed; postprocessing optimization measures such as dynamic adjustment of iou threshold and logistic activation instead of softmax were added to optimize the accuracy and robustness of detection results. the opencv dnn module is used to optimize the forward calculation performance, and the detection speed is greatly improved on the premise of ensuring the detection accuracy. however, the computing resource consumption is high, because the yolov4 model is relatively large and requires a lot of calculation. compared with some other networks, yolov4 is more complex. although yolov4 has great advantages in performance, it is also more complex, requiring more training time and more network parameters. poor effect on s mall target detection: because yolov4 uses a larger anchor box and higher prediction resolution, its effect on small target detection is worse than that of other algorithms. 2.5. yolov5 compared with yolov4 algorithm, yolov5 is smaller than yolov4 model, so it has higher computing efficiency and lower video memory occupation. some new evaluation indexes are added to yolov5, such as map@.5, map@.75, etc., which help to evaluate the model performance in a more comprehensive way. yolov5 enhances the learning ability of cnn, which makes it lightweight while maintaining its accuracy in the detection process. yolov5 can deduce effectively from single image, batch image, video and even webcam port input directly. yolov5s's object recognition speed of up to 140fps is impressive. from yolov5n to yolov5x, the detection accuracy of these five yolov5s models gradually increased, while the detection speed gradually decreased. [13] however, the biggest drawback of yolov5 is its weak target detection capability. in some complex scenes, the effect will be weak. for non-standard scenes, the performance is poor. if the scene is special or the target distance is relatively far, the accuracy of yolov5 will be decreased and the performance is poor. shallow network depth. compared with some other target detection algorithms, yolov5 has a shallow network depth, which will affect its performance. 2.6. yolov7 at present, the model accuracy and inference performance are more balanced is yolov7 model (corresponding to the open-source git version 0.1). yolov7 is the most advanced algorithm of yolo series at present, surpassing the previous yolo series in accuracy and speed. yolov7 introduces the resnet50 deep residual network, replacing the cspdarknet53 of yolov5; to improve the generation of anchor frame, yolov7 introduces anchor free frame, which does not require preset anchor frame, and can adapt to various scales and aspect ratio targets; the multi-scale 19 training strategy can improve the detection ability of the model for s mall targets and better adapt to the change of image resolution. mosaic data enhancement method is introduced, which can randomly combine images to increase the diversity and quantity of training samples. the cudnn library is used for deep learning calculation, which improves the training and reasoning speed of the model; yolov7 algorithm is built based on deep learning technology, which can improve its detection performance through continuous learning and support transfer learning of deep models. [14] however, higher computing resources, more layers and parameters are required, so higher computing resources are required, and more efficient gpus are required for training and reasoning. the detection effect of small size and crowded scenes is not good. although yolov7 has improved and optimized it, the detection effect is still poor. 3. yolo algorithm application field based on deep learning yolo series involves many application fields. for yolov7, which has the best performance at present, the following application examples are introduced: 1. real-time target detection: yolov7 can be used for real-time target detection, such as automatic driving, video surveillance and security systems. it needs to process highresolution images and high-speed video, and can correctly detect targets, thus helping monitors and decision makers to react quickly. [15][16] 2. object recognition: yolov7 can also implement object recognition. for example, in a large warehouse, there are many different types of products and equipment. each object can be accurately identified and classified using yolov7, allowing for better management and control of inventory and production processes. 3. face recognition: yolov7's face detection function can be used for applications such as security access control, intelligent gate, party check-in, etc. by using yolov7 for face detection and recognition, it can ensure that only authorized personnel can enter the area, and the activities of participants can be tracked. 4. natural language processing: yolov7 can also be used in conjunction with natural language processing (nlp) technology to enable automatic text extraction and classification. for example, monitoring specific keywords on social media to see what people are saying about an event. this can help businesses and institutions understand the views of opinion leaders and consumers to make better marketing strategies and decisions. 5. robot control: yolov7 can be used as a vision engine in robot control. robots can use yolov7 to detect and track objects, such as humans, other robots or obstacles. this can help the robot avoid collisions, locate the target correctly, and react quickly in case of an emergency. 4. look to the future the current yolo algorithm based on deep learning has a great improvement in performance compared to traditional detection algorithms. although the detection speed and accuracy are greatly improved, there are still some unsolved problems, such as incomplete data set, less data for small target detection, low detection performance, and failure to achieve real-time online detection without reducing detection accuracy. at present, in the development of society, country and other aspects, target detection is a big topic, and real-time online detection is the top priority, which is worthy of continued research and development. this paper puts forward several prospects for the future development direction of yolo: 1. data enhancement: adding more data can improve the accuracy of the model. data enhancement can be achieved by rotating, scaling, cutting, flipping, color transformation, etc., on the training image. consider using more data enhancement techniques to augment the data set. 2. better pre-trained model: consider using stronger pretrained models to initialize the yolov7 network to improve the accuracy and robustness of the model. for example, larger and deeper models such as resnet, efficientnet, etc., can be used. 3 adaptive learning rates: to better optimize the model, you can use the adaptive learning rate to adjust the learning rate of each layer to better balance speed and precision during training. 4. improvement of activation function: it is possible to consider using other activation functions such as swish, mish, etc. to replace leakyrelu used in yolov7 to improve the performance of the model. 5. improvement of target detection loss function: the cross-entropy loss function used by yolov7 is one of the common target detection loss functions, but it may not be optimal in some cases. you can try to use other target detection loss functions, such as focal loss, iou loss, etc. 6. multi-task learning: in addition to target detection, other tasks such as semantic segmentation and instance segmentation can be included in the training to improve the comprehensive performance of the model. 7.model compression: some model compression techniques, such as pruning and quantization, can be considered to reduce the model size and inference time of yolov7, so as to adapt to the deployment on low-power devices. these are just some ideas, and how to combine and implement them still needs specific experiments and debugging. how to achieve these improvements while maintaining the performance of the model also needs to be considered. 5. conclusion based on the development history of yolo, this paper introduces the principle, innovation points, advantages and disadvantages, application fields and future development trend of yolo series algorithms, and shows the effect that yolo series algorithms can achieve at present, which can greatly improve the efficiency of production and life in the application field. it has great application prospects in the field of safety monitoring with high flexibility and timeliness. this paper looks forward to yolo series and provides ideas for the future development of yolo series. references [1] liu li, ouyang wanli, wang xiaogang, et al. deep learning for generic object detection: a survey[j]. international journal of computer vision, 2020, 128(2): 261 -318. doi: 10. 1007/ s11263-019-01247-4. 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[16] wang yan. research on visual detection and tracking technology of surgical instruments based on deep learning. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 56 progress in the application of artificial intelligence in ultrasound diagnosis of breast cancer jerry yao 1, *, yuan zou 2, shuqian du 1, hong wu 3, bin yuan 1 1 information studies, trine university, phoenix, arizona, usa 2 software engineering, ttwilight snow technology, hongkong, china 3 computer science, independent researcher, ca usa * corresponding author: jerry yao (email: zyao23@my.trine.edu) abstract: the mammary gland is an important human organ that secretes milk and feeds offspring, while breast tumors are benign or malignant tumors that occur in the breast tissue. there are many causes of breast cancer, and the incidence continues to rise, which is an important killer that threatens women's health. in recent years, a large number of researchers have been interested in the study of ai diagnosis of breast cancer. artificial intelligence uses a specific algorithm to intelligently process ultrasound images, and develops a high-precision and high-efficiency breast cancer recognition model through training and optimization of the algorithm. at present, the application of computer-aided detection methods in breast cancer ultrasound has been gradually promoted, and the combined application of artificial intelligence has played an advantageous role in the field of breast disease ultrasound diagnosis, such as shortening the examination time, effectively improving the detection rate and diagnostic accuracy rate. the main reasons are: the accuracy of traditional ai diagnosis model of breast cancer based on machine learning is not high; the aim of this paper is to improve the accuracy of early diagnosis of breast diseases effectively and reduce the misdiagnosis rate caused by overwork of doctors on the basis of clear medical images and computer-aided diagnosis technology. keywords: breast cancer; artificial intelligence; ultrasonic diagnosis; cad. 1. introduction according to the american institute of cancer statistics in recent years, about 250,000 women nationwide have been diagnosed with breast cancer, and the number of deaths is as high as 40,000. due to long-term late night, irregular diet, excessive exposure to ionizing radiation and lack of exercise, there are about 50,000 to 90,000 female breast cancer patients in china, and 30,000 to 40,000 deaths. the number of new cases of breast cancer in china in 2020 is as high as 420,000. therefore, early detection and diagnosis is the key to reducing the mortality rate of breast cancer and improving the quality of life of female patients. the use of modern medical technology for breast screening is an important way to detect early breast tumors, in which breast key target x-ray examination and breast ultrasound are the golden partners for breast cancer screening[3]. by observing changes in breast tissues and organs, target mammography can detect early breast cancer such as breast lumps that cannot be detected by the naked eye, and reduce the breast cancer mortality rate of patients by 38 to 48 percent. breast target examination is recognized as a screening tool for the diagnosis of breast tumors because of its simplicity, painlessness, noninvasive and high screening accuracy. among them, conventional ultrasound is one of the most commonly used means for breast cancer screening in clinical practice. conventional ultrasound has defects such as high examiner dependence and strong subjective judgment, and artificial intelligence can make up for these deficiencies to a certain extent[4]. by extracting the characteristics of benign and malignant lesions, artificial intelligence can help physicians analyze the images in a more detailed manner, providing more basis for physicians to distinguish benign and malignant lesions of the breast, and is expected to become an important auxiliary worker in the diagnosis of breast diseases. in this paper, the research progress of artificial intelligence in ultrasound diagnosis of breast cancer is discussed. in order to provide reference for follow-up clinical diagnosis and treatment. figure 1. a chest x-ray identifies a lung mass by using this free dataset, the hope is that academic and research institutions across the country will be able to teach a computer to read and process extremely large amounts of scans, to confirm the results radiologists have found and potentially identify other findings that may have been overlooked [5]. 2. related work computer-aided detection (cad) [6]based on two 57 dimensional gray scale imaging is a method in which the computer learns a large number of features and multidisciplinary knowledge of benign and malignant lesions, extracts specific parameters on the image, intelligently identifies abnormal signs on the image, analyzes relevant information such as the size, shape, edge and rear echo of the tumor, and finally draws diagnostic conclusions from the machine. the application of cad in breast ultrasound is computer. the standard evaluation of breast lumps based on bi⁃rads is performed to determine their nature, which provides a comprehensive practical reference for the examiner to diagnose breast cancer, improve the diagnostic accuracy of breast cancer by ultrasound and the examiner's ability to recognize the differentiation of malignant tumors in tissue. cad system is generally composed of four parts[7]: preprocessing, segmentation of regions of interest, feature extraction and classification. 3. methotology cad automatic breast ultrasound scan system (abus) based on three-dimensional ultrasound imaging is a threedimensional imaging mode of breast ultrasound, which helps physicians to better identify lesion structure by multi-plane reconstruction imaging. during this era of swift advancements in artificial intelligence across multiple domains, numerous fields are witnessing a significant increase in the adoption of al technologies[8]. showcasing the significant impact and potential of a-driven solutions. our study delves into the utilization of deep learning models, particularly the xception model with data augmentation, represents a transformative advancement in the field of casting product quality inspection. casting defects, a longstanding challenge in the industry, can be effectively addressed through automated defect detect. however, machine scanning and post-processing images still require manual identification of benign and malignant, which consumes a lot of time and cost. in the mode of abus⁃cad (abus⁃cad), the final discriminant classification of the image obtained from abus can be done directly by the computer[9]. 3.1. architecture model figure 2. mammogram quality model 3.2. data set introduction abus⁃cad can realize the integration of scanning classification, and at the same time improve the diagnostic differences caused by different experience, operation skills and equipment of the examiner, reduce the scanning time on the basis of conventional abus, and can automatically detect and classify lesions, avoiding missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis caused by the lack of experience of the examiner. the drawback is that abus can establish multiple lesion views in the detection of lesions, while in current clinical practice abus⁃cad[11] only interprets and assesses lesions from one slice angle, if comprehensive evaluation of lesions from two or more slices angle can be performed, the expected effect of breast cancer diagnosis will be improved. in future studies, if the blood flow information around the lesion and the detection of axillary lymph nodes are added to abus, and then the lesions are analyzed by cad, it will be of great help for ultrasound diagnosis of breast cancer accompanied by lymph node metastasis. figure 3. data set exploration at present, the features extracted from ultrasonic images mainly include morphology, statistics, texture and distribution. in this paper, the morphological features and texture features of the image are mainly used, which are important for the surface of the image object [12]. there is a high consistency between the cad detection and diagnosis of different image signs and the differentiation of benign and malignant breast mass lesions. there are significant statistical differences in the detection and diagnosis of cad and the diagnosis of benign and malignant lesions with different mass densities, burr signs, edges and gland types, and the intensity of action is also surprisingly similar. the results of multivariate analysis of all factors were 45.681, 2.160, 1246, 1.987 and 3.1008.040, 1.665, 2.844, respectively. further research revealed a high degree of similarity not only in the overall, but also within the features. there were no statistical differences in the cad measurement and classification of benign and malignant mammary glands between lobed and irregular shapes, clear and partially clear edges, fuzzy and ambiguous edges. it also shows that the current cad in these signs of detection technology and diagnostic strategy is still insufficient, need to be improved figure 4. accuracy statement features, including the spatial distribution relationship between pixels in the image. hog is used to calculate and count the gradient direction histogram of the local area of the image to form features; lbp is used to describe the local texture features of the image; glcm is used to extract texture features including energy, entropy, contrast, correlation, etc., and the effect of benign and malignant detection of breast tumors is improved by combining the features of hog, lbp and glcm. 58 4. results methods based on the region of interest extraction, segmentation, feature extraction and classification results achieved in the single-view breast cancer cad system, the system matched suspicious regions in axial (cc) view and oblique (mlo) view, extracted relevant features, and obtained an optimal feature set by stepwise discrimination. the classifier is applied to the optimized feature set to identify and make decision on lumps. the specific description is as follows: the matching of the lump area in.cc view and mlo view: the coordinate system is established with the upper corner of the breast wall side. the chest wall line refers to the junction between the breast area and the chest wall. the chest wall line in cc view is on one side of the breast and parallel to the edge of the image, and the chest wall line is fitted by gradient scanning in mlo view. the nipple, which is not visible in most views, is determined by detecting the breast contour and selecting the farthest point on the breast contour from the chest wall line. make a vertical line from the nipple perpendicular to the line of the chest wall, defined as the center line. the principle of mass matching is based on the radiologist's opinion that after different angles of compression, the distance between the lump and the nipple is basically unchanged in the direction of the projection of the center line. first calculate the projected length of the distance from the suspected lesion area to the nipple on the center line in one view: then label such a matching center line in the other view, which is perpendicular to the center line of the view, and the distance from the nipple to it is the projected length just calculated. with the matching center line as the central axis, such a ribbon area can be determined. 2. feature extraction and feature optimization of suspected lesions: this system combined the features of the two views and referred to previous research results, and selected 24 features including mutual information, gamma coefficient correlation, association, etc. a stepwise discriminant method is used to delete the redundant features from the 24 initial feature sets, and finally an optimal feature set consisting of 8 features is obtained, including the following: discrete cosine measurement, correlation degree using the median, sequential measurement, local bivariate histogram measurement, local bivariate histogram chi-square measurement, comprehensive density, matching distance, and single view detection fractional value. 3. classification and discrimination of matching pairs: the concept of decision score based on distance is proposed in this paper. the specific method is as follows: the sample to be decided is mapped to a onedimensional space, and the ratio of the distance between the mapping point and the false-positive sample center and the sum of the distance between the two sample centers is calculated. the ratio reflects the degree of similar mass in the suspected lesion area. the closer the ratio is to 0, the closer the sample is to the false-positive sample center, and vice versa, the closer the sample center is to the true positive sample center. roc curves were used to compare the mammogram findings of two doctors after cad research methods for benign and malignant tumor detection in breast ultrasound images are mainly divided into two categories: (1) methods based on manual feature extraction: the gray scale symbiosis matrix was calculated by extracting the minimum boundary rectangular region around the lesion, and 22 symbiosis statistics were calculated from 6 quantization levels, 4 directions and 10 distances, respectively. fisher linear discriminant analysis was used to evaluate the discriminant ability of texture features. figure 5. result curve secondly, it is a method to distinguish benign and malignant breast tumors in ultrasound images based on morphological characteristics. firstly, the edge of breast tumors in ultrasound images is extracted, and then three corresponding morphological parameters are calculated on the obtained edge. finally, fisher linear criterion, error backpropagation neural network and radial basis function neural network are used to classify the morphological parameters. 5. conclusion artificial intelligence has shown certain advantages in the ultrasound diagnosis of breast cancer, for example, reducing the workload of physicians, improving the repeatability of examinations, shortening the examination time and improving the detection rate and diagnostic efficiency. however, at present, there are still some problems in the application of artificial intelligence in breast cancer ultrasound diagnosis. as the application of artificial intelligence in the medical field is still in its infancy, there is still a lack of large-scale and standardized medical databases in china, which cannot meet the requirements of artificial intelligence for data testing and model establishment. however, whether the differences of disease spectrum and ultrasound equipment imaging in hospitals in different countries and regions will cause the lack of universality of artificial intelligence modeling needs to be further verified. in addition, the acceptance and recognition of artificial intelligence in patients is generally low, and it cannot reflect humanistic care, which hinders its development to a certain extent. future applications of ai in breast cancer ultrasound diagnosis may include: (1) the development of ai systems that can learn and evaluate dynamic ultrasound images; (2) develop a multi-modal artificial intelligence system that can combine all kinds of focal sonogram information (color doppler, spectral doppler, etc.) to improve the diagnostic accuracy; artificial intelligence is not only limited to the classification of breast cancer, but also can classify benign lesions such as breast fibroadenoma, mammary inflammatory diseases and breast cysts; (4) the role of artificial intelligence ultrasound in the evaluation of treatment effect, recurrence monitoring and survival prediction of breast cancer patients; (5)formulate relevant use of artificial intelligence laws, regulations and ethical systems to clarify the 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"bio-inspired swarm intelligence: a flocking project with group object recognition." in 2023 3rd international conference on consumer electronics and computer engineering (iccece), pp. 834-837. ieee, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 121 research on urban monitoring network management platform based on ai data stream processing qinyu song china agricultural university, beijing, china abstract: in recent years, with the upsurge of the continuous development of high-tech information industry, the security industry has also made a new leap in technology, products, industry and so on. the traditional single small-scale monitoring and management software obviously cannot meet the actual needs of users in terms of system scale and functional requirements. this paper puts forward a network management platform for urban monitoring based on ai data stream processing. with the help of comprehensive processing and analysis of urban complex information, through network remote monitoring means, information supervision and public opinion trends are used to control social environmental security, timely warning and response to unexpected accidents, so as to ensure that governance departments can fully control and prevent possible problems such as road traffic, population distribution and disaster emergency. keywords: ai data stream processing; urban monitoring network management. 1. introduction urban network monitoring and management system is an important embodiment to measure the modern management level of a city, and it is the basis to realize the security and stability of a safe city and even the whole country [1]. the existing network monitoring network is usually a selfcontained system of various industries, communities and enterprises, but the monitoring demand has developed into wide-area urban networking, and the front-end video equipment has reached hundreds of thousands of levels [2]. large-scale information sharing and urban management demand promote the development of monitoring system to network management platform. the rise of ai data stream processing stems from the interaction of many factors. first of all, with the rapid development of internet and internet of things technology, the emergence of big data has become a trend [3]. sensors, social media, logs and other data sources are constantly emerging, showing the characteristics of high dimension, high speed and diversity. this massive real-time data is a challenge to the traditional batch processing method, which requires a more efficient processing method. at the same time, major breakthroughs in the fields of machine learning and deep learning enable ai algorithm to efficiently analyze and model large-scale data. this provides a new solution for realtime data stream processing. by applying ai algorithm to real-time data stream processing, real-time analysis, prediction and decision of data can be realized, thus improving the response speed and accuracy of the system [4]. in addition, with the continuous improvement of computing power and the progress of chip technology, modern embedded systems can run complex ai algorithms on smaller devices. this enables ai to be embedded in edge devices and sensors to realize local processing and analysis of real-time data streams. this distributed data processing method has lower delay and better privacy protection, and is suitable for scenes that need rapid response and data security protection. to sum up, the rise of ai data stream processing is the result of the interaction between the generation and demand of big data, the progress of ai algorithm and the development of embedded system technology [5]. this processing method can help people better understand and use real-time data, and provide more intelligent and efficient solutions in various fields. it not only provides support for real-time decisionmaking, but also brings new opportunities and challenges to the development of intelligent transportation, smart cities, industrial automation and other fields. the management platform of urban monitoring network based on ai data stream processing is research to improve the management efficiency and intelligent level of urban monitoring network by using artificial intelligence and data stream processing technology [6]. the platform can obtain useful information and make corresponding decisions by analyzing and processing the data collected by various monitoring devices (such as cameras and sensors) in the city in real time. it can improve the management level of urban monitoring network through intelligent and efficient data processing and analysis, and provide strong support for urban safety and governance. 2. the current situation of 2.ai data stream processing technology and urban monitoring network management platform 2.1. ai data stream processing technology in recent years, a new data mode-data stream has appeared in many application fields. different from the tables stored statically in the traditional database model, the data in this model is no longer a permanent relational form, but a large number of continuous, fast and time-varying data streams, such as financial data, sensor data, network traffic data and so on [7]. compared with the database model, the data flow model has the following characteristics: the data elements in the stream arrive online; the system cannot control the order of newly arrived data to be processed; once an element in the data stream is processed, it is either discarded or archived [8]. in view of these characteristics, a strategy model for dealing with continuous data streams is proposed, namely continuous query. in this model, data arrive in the form of continuous addition, which drives the continuous execution of registration query. in addition, due to the continuous addition 122 of streams, all data cannot be read into memory at one time, and the execution of blocking operators (such as various aggregate functions) must be unblocked in some way [9]. ai data stream processing technology refers to a technology that applies artificial intelligence (ai) algorithm to the processing and analysis of real-time data streams [10]. it combines technologies in the fields of big data processing, machine learning and real-time decision-making, aiming at realizing real-time analysis, prediction and decision-making of high-speed, high-dimensional and diverse data streams. through intelligent algorithms and models, ai data stream processing technology can help enterprises and organizations to better understand and utilize real-time data and make immediate responses and decisions in a rapidly changing environment [11]. ai data stream processing technology has been widely used in many fields, such as financial fraud detection, intelligent traffic management, data analysis of internet of things, online advertising optimization, etc. it can help people make better use of a large number of real-time data generated rapidly, and make decisions and processes automatically, so as to improve work efficiency and decision accuracy. with the continuous development of technology, ai data stream processing technology will continue to evolve and innovate, bringing more applications and challenges to various industries. 2.2. the status of urban monitoring network management platform urban monitoring network management includes real-time monitoring and discovery of various security events such as port scanning, dos attacks and large-scale worms [12]. the traditional solution is to use intrusion detection technology (including misuse detection and anomaly detection), combined with various methods of worm discovery and network traffic flow analysis to complete the alarm and prevention of security incidents. the development of internet provides convenience for the efficient sharing of resources and information on a global scale, but it also poses new challenges to network security and intrusion detection systems. the increasingly complex network system structure, widely used distributed application environment, mass storage and high-bandwidth transmission technology make the traditional intrusion detection more and more unable to meet the security requirements of the system. the urban monitoring network management platform not only improves the level of urban safety management and intelligence, but also faces some shortcomings and challenges. among them, privacy issues and data security risks are the most prominent, and effective privacy protection and security measures need to be taken to deal with them. in addition, there are also some problems, such as non-uniform technical standards, emphasizing technology while ignoring social factors, challenges of operation and maintenance costs, false alarms and low public participation. however, these problems can be solved or alleviated by formulating clear privacy policies, strengthening security protection measures, promoting the unification of technical standards, and strengthening social participation and public education, so as to realize the sustainable development and good application of urban monitoring network management platform. in the future, with the further development of technology and society, the urban monitoring network management platform is expected to be gradually improved, providing safer and smarter management and services for the city, and balancing the relationship between data processing and personal privacy protection to meet the needs and expectations of society and the public for the construction of smart cities. in this case, we need to propose and implement new intrusion detection methods from system model, architecture, implementation technology and other aspects to meet the increasingly complex needs of urban monitoring network management. 3. urban monitoring network management platform based on ai data stream processing the urban monitoring network management platform not only improves the level of urban safety management and intelligence, but also faces some shortcomings and challenges. through research, we put forward an urban monitoring network management platform based on ai data stream processing, which combines technologies in the fields of big data processing, machine learning and real-time decisionmaking, aiming at realizing real-time analysis, prediction and decision-making of high-speed, high-dimensional and diverse data streams. through intelligent algorithms and models, ai data stream processing technology can help enterprises and organizations to better understand and utilize real-time data and make immediate responses and decisions in a rapidly changing environment. the main steps of ai data stream processing technology include real-time data collection and cleaning, feature extraction and dimensionality reduction, model training and updating, real-time decision-making and response, visualization and reporting. through these steps, real-time data streams can be accurately analyzed, classified, clustered and predicted, thus providing users with insight and decision support about real-time data. this technology is widely used in many fields, such as financial fraud detection, intelligent traffic management, data analysis of internet of things, online advertising optimization and so on. it can help people make better use of a large number of real-time data generated rapidly, and make decisions and processes automatically, so as to improve work efficiency and decision accuracy. with the continuous development of technology, ai data stream processing technology will continue to evolve and innovate, bringing more applications and challenges to various industries. but at the same time, we need to pay attention to privacy protection and data security to ensure compliance and security in data processing. through continuous research and development, ai data stream processing technology is expected to make a greater breakthrough in real-time data analysis and decision-making, and create a smarter and more efficient working and living environment for people. many security applications are typical data stream applications, especially the network security event monitoring and analysis system. these security applications must deal with online and continuous high-speed network data flow without delay, and all network data cannot be stored in external memory. our research is based on continuous query model and sliding window technology, using data stream management system as the platform for stream data processing, and applying it to urban network security monitoring system. in this system, the data flow management platform performs a large number of continuous queries registered in the system, filters, connects and aggregates continuous network flows, and completes the monitoring and alarm of various security incidents, thus effectively 123 supporting the requirements of real-time, accuracy and flexibility of the monitoring system. the structure of urban monitoring network management platform system based on ai data stream processing is shown in figure 1. figure 1. system structure diagram the input data source of the urban monitoring network management platform based on ai data stream processing is the network packets collected by network packet detectors distributed at multiple collection points through packet capture. the original network packet is preprocessed to form a data stream that conforms to the format. the system defines three streams in advance. through these three streams, most network security event monitoring functions can be completed. the specific stream format is discussed in the following data preprocessing module. if users need streams of other specific applications, they can register according to the corresponding stream format. various monitoring requirements are continuous queries written in cql language, such as intrusion detection statements similar to ids attack rules, worm detection rules statements, and statistics maintenance statements corresponding to various related network monitoring. the city monitoring network management platform based on ai data stream processing will act on the continuous incoming data stream and produce the query results in continuous stream form. the query results can be forwarded to a trigger module in real time to alarm the detected intrusion behavior, or cached in the system and submitted to users for viewing when necessary. the processing plan of urban monitoring network management platform based on ai data stream processing covers intelligent transportation system, security video monitoring, security bayonet monitoring, electronic police system, etc., which is combined with intelligent video analysis to improve the security standards of smart cities, combine vehicle-mounted and personal mobile video monitoring, cover urban video monitoring to all important locations and regions, and use comprehensive video management platform to summarize existing monitoring resources and all social communication video resources. using the same video surveillance information management platform to provide sharing and application of traffic police, public, security, urban management and municipal video resources improves the visualization, intelligence and control of the whole system. the overall synthesis of urban monitoring network management platform is shown in figure 2. figure 2. overall synthetic diagram of urban monitoring network management platform 4. conclusion ai data stream processing plays an important role in urban monitoring network management platform. it collects, processes and analyzes a large number of video and image data in real time, and uses machine learning and intelligent algorithms to realize functions such as target recognition, anomaly detection, data aggregation and intelligent analysis. this can help improve the intelligent level of urban safety management 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[12] hale g.using wireless to gain a network and data monitoring edge[j].control engineering, 2016, 63(12):42-43. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 111 large‐scale passenger behavior learning and prediction in airport terminals based on multi‐agent reinforcement learning yue li *, guokang gao school of software engineering, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, sichuan, 610225, china * corresponding author: yue li (email: 13880226883@163.com) abstract: for the problem of predicting passenger flow in airport terminals, multi-agent reinforcement learning is applied to airport terminals simulation. multi-agent reinforcement learning based on group shared policy with mean-field and intrinsic rewards (gq-mfi) is proposed to predict passenger behavior in order to simulate the distribution of flow in different areas of the terminal at different time periods. independent learning of multi-agent may lead to environmental instability and long convergence time. to improve the adaptability of agents in non-stationary environments and accelerate learning time, a multiagent grouping learning strategy is proposed. clustering is used to group multi-agent, and a shared q-table is set within each group to improve the learning efficiency of multi-agent. meanwhile, in order to simplify the interaction information among the agent after grouping, the idea of average field is used to transmit partial global information among the agent within the group. intrinsic rewards are added to make the agent closer to human cognition and behavioral patterns. by conducting the airport terminal simulations using anylogic, the experimental results show that the training speed of this algorithm is 17% higher than that of q-learning algorithm, and it achieves good prediction accuracy in predicting the number of security check passengers with a time scale of 10 minutes. keywords: reinforcement learning; multi-agent; airport passengers; anylogic. 1. introduction with the development of the times, china has shifted towards a stage of high-quality development. the economy has been consistently strong, and the size and proportion of the middleincome group have increased. the aviation market has tremendous potential, and the development of civil aviation is still in a growth phase. people have higher expectations for the convenience, fairness, diversity, and quality of aviation services. civil aviation needs to further improve its capacity, enhance service quality, and strengthen passenger satisfaction. to enhance service quality, it is crucial to accurately grasp the passenger flow in airport terminals. only by adopting scientific and appropriate methods to accurately understand the flow of airport terminals can we avoid large-scale queues and chaos caused by excessive passenger flow. this, in turn, helps passengers choose the right travel time, reduce waiting time in queues, improve the phenomenon of long queues in airport terminals, and enhance the level of service in airport terminals. multi-agent reinforcement learning is an important branch of reinforcement learning that extends to multi-agent systems, characterized by autonomy, coordination, and distribution [1]. in a multi-agent system, each agent collects data by receiving environmental information, selects actions to interact with the environment, and learns to improve its strategies based on the rewards obtained, thereby obtaining the optimal strategy in that environment. existing methods for predicting airport terminal passenger flow rely on a large amount of statistical data, and some data is difficult to obtain in reality. additionally, current research has focused more on the temporal distribution of passengers in airport terminals, overlooking the spatial distribution. therefore, this study focuses on the behavioral actions of passengers in airport terminals. utilizing the anylogic software, which is based on agent-based modeling, we simulate the internal layout of airport terminals and the boarding process of passengers. by combining multi-agent reinforcement learning, we predict the behavioral actions of passengers in airport terminals, thereby simulating the flow in different areas of the terminal at different time periods. the primary challenges encountered in this study include: 1) addressing the issue of environmental instability by grouping agents with similar state and action spaces and conducting group training to enhance their adaptability to nonstationary environments; 2) overcoming the limitation of individual independent learning results by implementing shared q-tables within each group, facilitating experience sharing and information exchange among agents, enabling them to learn and optimize their strategies based on the experiences of other agents; 3) simplifying the complex interaction among agents by introducing the concept of average field, reducing interaction complexity and learning costs, and achieving a more stable algorithm learning process, leading to the acquisition of superior cooperative strategies by the agents; 4) tackling the problem of sparse rewards by incorporating intrinsic rewards, which work in conjunction with external rewards defined for the task, helping agents achieve goals in the complex airport terminal scenarios. 2. related work with the increasing global air passenger volume and the growing demands for airport development, artificial intelligence (ai) technology has gradually become a crucial support for airport terminals. there is a growing number of researchers both domestically and internationally focusing on airport terminals, and the research scope is expanding. there have been abundant 112 research findings in areas such as flow prediction, service facility planning, service process optimization, and airport terminals resource optimization. xia feng et al. [2] reconstructed the phase space of security check passenger flow time series and used the wolf method to determine the chaotic nature of the time series, followed by bp neural network prediction for the chaotic time series. xinglong wang et al. [3] conducted historical data statistics on the operations of a target airport under different weather conditions, constructed a similarity matrix, and established a grey cluster model to select similar days at the airport. then, they employed a particle swarm optimization-based support vector machine method to train the selected similar day samples and predict airport traffic flow. xiang zhong et al. [4] considered four factors, including time period, visual distance of the area, flight quantity, and check-in passenger flow, that affect security check passenger flow, and used the bp neural network algorithm to establish a prediction model for airport security check passenger flow. álvaro et al. [5] proposed a queuing behavior model based on real flight data, which can be used for real-time prediction of waiting times in queues. multi-agent reinforcement learning applies reinforcement learning techniques and game theory to multi-agent systems, enabling multiple agents to interact and make decisions to complete complex tasks in higher-dimensional and dynamic real-world scenarios. scalability is currently a key focus. chenghao li et al. [6] introduced diversity into shared multiagent reinforcement learning and proposed a regularization based on information theory to maximize the mutual information between the agent’s identity and its trajectory, addressing the problem of similar behaviors resulting from sharing and limiting their coordination ability. yang et al. [7] first proposed the use of mean-field to simplify interactions among agents, replacing all other agents within an individual’s scope with a mean value. this algorithm reduces the multi-agent problem to a two-agent problem and effectively solves the nonstationarity and scale issues in multi-agent environments. dianxi shi et al. [8] addressed the credit assignment problem in heterogeneous multi-agent systems with different roles, which makes it difficult to learn effective cooperative strategies. they proposed an end-to-end cooperative adaptive reward method based on multi-agent reinforcement learning to guide agents in generating cooperative strategies based on the situation on the field. andres et al. [9] presented a collaborative learning framework for heterogeneous agents in the same environment, combining intrinsic motivation with transfer learning to achieve more effective exploration and learning. 3. problem description the goal of this paper is to predict the spatial behavior of travelers in an airport terminal, thus enabling a more accurate simulation of the density of people in different areas of the terminal. in order to simplify the description of the problem, time is discretized in the time dimension with equal-length time slices. based on the above, in a time slot t, the behavior of a single passenger can be described as: 1) passenger arrives at the terminal and selects his activity according to the situation; 2) passenger who go to the event location receive rewards, and complete the event after ∆t ; 3) passenger select the next activity starting from the previous activity location until boarding the flight. as shown in figure 1. toilet rest area restaurant storeboarding check-in security check fig 1. individual passenger behavior at the airport terminal considering that in the real world, passengers' activities last for varying lengths of time, the span of actions is adapted from one time slice to multiple time slices. a semi-markov decision process (smdp) is built from the perspective of a single passenger (local view), whereby each passenger is considered as an intelligence, each of which still follows the goal of reinforcement learning, which is to maximize the cumulative reward that can be obtained. semi-markov decision can be represented by the tuple 〈 , , , 〉, where s denotes the state space of the intelligent, and a denotes the action space of the intelligent, and p is the state transfer probability, and p denotes the reward function. mapping to the real world, the relevant definitions are as follows: 1) state space s . the state of a passenger at time t is denoted by ∈ denoted by three parts. the first part, , is the difference between the passenger's departure time from the flight at time t. if is small, the passenger may forgo additional activities that he had planned, such as shopping or eating at a restaurant, and choose to go through the necessary check-in process to ensure that he can board the plane on time. if is larger, the passenger usually chooses some extra activities to pass the time according to his/her preference. the second part is the distance between the geographic location of the passenger at time t and the nearest various service facilities. the third part, , is the number of passengers queuing at the nearest various service facilities at time t. the environment is also one of the important factors affecting passenger behavior. the various service facilities in the terminal attract passengers, but the distance between passengers and the facilities, as well as the phenomenon of congestion and queuing at the facilities, will affect passengers' activity decisions [10]. for example, when travelers find the target security checkpoint travelers may first go to other service facilities nearby, and then go to the security checkpoint when the security checkpoint is no longer congested with queues. to summarize, the state can be represented by a ternary group ∶ , , . 2) action space a, the actions that can be executed by the agent. the process of passengers arriving at the airport until boarding the plane is completed in the terminal. starting from reality, we consider the various facilities and services provided by the terminal building. the actions that passengers choose to perform in are represented by , and are set to six types: check-in, security check, shopping, rest, catering, and bathroom.because of the consideration of discrete action 113 space, one-hot coding method is used to encode the six actions using 6-bit state registers, and each action has its own independent coding, the a ∈ 100000, 010000, 001000, 000100,000010,000001 . 3) state transfer probability p , the probability of the passenger's state transitioning from to after executing action at time t. 4) reward functionr , the reward received by the agent after performing an action. r s , a indicates that the passenger is in the state performs an action , when the state changes from transitions to the reward received by the agent. this transforms the problem into a locally observable semi-markov problem with multi-agent. 4. algorithm design 4.1. group shared policy q-learning is a value-based reinforcement learning algorithm that utilizes q-functions to find optimal actionselection policies[11] . its formula is: q s , a q s , a α r s , a γmaxq s , a q s , a among them, , denotes the value of taking action a in state s at time t, which is the estimated action value function; 0 1 denotes the learning rate, which determines the speed of updating; , denotes the immediate reward obtained after taking action a in the current state s; 0 1 denotes the discount factor, which measures the importance attached to the goal; , denotes selecting the action with the highest value among all possible actions in state . by continuously iterating and updating the q-value, a converged q-value function can be obtained to guide agents in making optimal decisions in the environment. the action strategy of the agent is ε-greedy strategy, ε is a policy parameter, the agent randomly selects actions with probability ε, and with probability1 εselect the action that will result in the max q-value: random actions in a, argmax , , 1 to address the problems raised by challenges 1) and 2) in the introduction, i.e., the environment of multi-intelligence reinforcement learning is non-stationary and the learning results are limited. in this paper, we propose a group shared policy based on q-learning, as shown in figure 2. in nonstationary environments, this policy enables the agent to obtain information about others from sharing, enabling the agent to better adapt to environmental instability and changes, and promoting learning and collaboration between the agent. environment q‐table a2 o2 o3a3a1 o1 an on … agent 1 agent 2 agent 3 agent n q‐table （s，a） q‐table （s，a） q‐table （s，a） q‐table （s，a） environment a2 o2 o3a3a1 o1 an on … agent 1 agent 2 agent 3 agent n q‐table （s，a） q‐table （s，a） q‐table （s，a） q‐table （s，a） q1* （s，a） qz* （s，a） … q2* （s，a） update select action a  based on  q1* … {1,2,3,…,3} {3,2,4,…,4} {1,2,5,…,0} {4,4,1,…,7} … x3 x2 x1 xn optimal action vector provide data initialize cluster  center assign data points based on  euclidean distance and  calculate the average error recalculate the centroid  of each cluster does the  centroid value  change? output clustering  results yes no fig 2. group shared policy firstly, a round of training is conducted on the agent to obtain the set of optimal actions. the optimal actions are clustered by k-means, and the agent is divided into h clusters by minimizing the sum of error squares and sse. the detailed definition is given below. definition 1. optimal action x is the vector consisting of the actions that maximize the q-value in each state of the agentj, denoted as follows: argmax q s, a , argmax q s, a , … , argmax q s, a definition 2. euclidean distance dist is the shortest distance in a straight line between two points in space. in ndimensional space, given two optimal action vectors x and x , the euclidean distance between x and x is denoted as: , ∥ ∥ definition 3. cluster is a collection of data points, where data points within the same cluster have similar characteristics. definition 4. center of mass is the center point of a cluster, which can be regarded as the average position of the data points within the cluster, i.e., the average of the eigenvalues of all the data points within the cluster in each dimension, expressed as follows: 1 | | ∈ where | | denotes the cluster the number of data points in the denotes the number of data points in the cluster for each data point in the cluster. definition 5. the sum of squared errors (sse), the sum of the squared values of the euclidean distances from each data point to the center of mass within its cluster, is expressed as follows: , a smaller value of sse indicates that the data points are closer to their center of mass. algorithm 1. grouping algorithm input: number of clusters h, optimal action xj output: grouping results 1 randomly initialize h-cluster cluster centers c1 ,... , ch 2 repeat: 3 for j = 1: n do 4 for h = 1: h do 5 arg min  ∥∥ ∥∥ 6 end for 7 end for 8 for h = 1: h do 9 updating the center of mass | | ∑ ∈ 10 end for 11 until: no change in c , return clustering results the optimal number of clusters h in algorithm 1 is difficult to obtain, and here the elbow method is used to determine the h value. the basic idea is to select different h values to perform k-means clustering on the dataset. when h is less than the true number of clusters in the data, every unit increase in h will significantly increase the degree of aggregation of each cluster, and the decrease in sse will be significant; when h approaches the true number of clusters in the data, the degree of aggregation return obtained by increasing k will quickly decrease, and the decrease in sse 114 will also decrease; as k continues to increase, the change in sse tends to be gradual, and the inflection point of sse value change, i.e. the corresponding h value at the elbow, is considered the optimal number of clusters for the data. after obtaining the cluster labels for each optimal action from algorithm 1, the agent is divided into h groups. set up a shared table ∗ for each group, using a continuous sharing method. every time there is a state transition, the intelligent agent will update the learned q-value to ∗ . the agent j updates in the state as follows: ∗ , ← ∗ ,  qj , j ∈ ch the purpose of using cumulative sum is to gather the estimated values of multi-agent on the same state action pair in the ∗table, thereby generating more comprehensive and comprehensive information. this can avoid inaccurate estimation caused by the limitations of a single agent, and improve the agent's ability to understand the environment. 4.2. mean-field theory in 3.1, the agent with similar characteristics is grouped together and their q-values are shared. however, the interaction between agents is still quite complex, as each agent must consider the action information of others in the group and adjust their decisions based on this information, which is a complex and computationally intensive process. therefore, drawing on the mean-field by yang et al. [6], the interaction is further simplified, transforming the joint actions of agents into the average actions formed by agents through the mean field, and serving as parameters for the value function update function in q-learning. as shown in figure 3, each agent is represented as a point in the airport terminal. taking the black dot as an example, this point is only affected by the average effect of the red dots in its neighboring (orange area). the interaction between multi-agent is effectively transformed into the interaction between two agents, simplifying the scale of the interaction. toilet rest area restaurant storeboarding check-in security check fig 3. mean-field theory in the airport terminal therefore, redefine the q function of q-learning: , 1 ∑ ∈ , , n j denotes the set of the neighboring agent of agent j; n |n j | denotes the number of the neighboring agent of the agent j. the neighboring agent of agent j is defined as an agent in the same group as agent j that has arrived at the airport and has not yet boarded the plane. the action of each neighboring agent can be calculated by summing and averaging the action codes of the neighboring agent of agent j: ‾ , ‾ 1 ∑  the δa , is the difference between the encoding of the action of the neighbouring agent of agent j and the encoding of their average action. the above two formulas can be derived: therefore, the update formula for the value function , of agent j at time t is: , , , ‾ 1 α , , ‾ α r s , a ∗ , a , ‾ 4.3. intrinsic rewards traditional reinforcement learning usually only considers its extrinsic motivation, that is, designing a specialized external reward function for a specific target task to guide agents in learning behavioral strategies, in order to maximize long-term cumulative rewards [12]. but when in an environment with sparse rewards, the agent is unable to achieve the expected behavior of the target task. in order to enhance the autonomy of intelligent agents in learning in complex airport terminal scenarios, to assist in improving the learning efficiency of specific tasks in reinforcement learning [13], and to endow intelligent agents with behavior patterns closer to those of humans in the real world, intrinsic motivation is considered in the design of reward functions. intrinsic motivation originates from the concept of selfmotivation and psychology, and its discovery and discussion were first seen in harlow's 1950 explanation of the phenomenon of macaques solving mechanical puzzles for hours without any external reward conditions. it originates from individual internal needs, interests, personal values, sense of achievement, etc. [15]. the number of people queuing and distance can be seen as intrinsic motivations that affect passengers' behavior choices at the terminal. passengers tend to choose service facilities with fewer queues to shorten waiting time and improve their efficiency and comfort. distance refers to the distance that passengers need to walk, and passengers will consider the distance and time consumption of walking, and then choose a service facility closer to their destination to improve convenience and save time and energy. by mapping the perceived queue size and distance status of passengers into intrinsic reward signals, the agent is incentivized to prioritize options with fewer queue sizes and closer distances when choosing behavior, thereby promoting the agent's decisionmaking in the airport terminal environment to be closer to the behavior of real-world terminal passengers. therefore, the reward function for q-learning is redefined, with different rewards given according to the different destinations of passengers, consisting of two parts: external rewards ext st, at and internal rewards int st, at : , r , r , external rewards ext st, at are sparse rewards that passengers receive when go to activity location i. as long as 115 the pedestrian density obj of the activity location i meets the given true value real , it returns 1. otherwise, it returns 0. ext st, at 1, if real 0, else intrinsic rewards rint s , a consists of two parts: rint s , a r s , a r s , a where r s , a is the number of people in the queue at activity location i, and r s , a is the distance passengers to go to activity location i. 4.4. gq-mfi algorithm 2. gq-mfi input: collection of agents, output of algorithm 1 output: collection of agents 1 load the airport terminal simulation environment, initialize the agent parameters 2 set up and initialize a shared q∗ table for each group and initialize the q-value for each agent 3 run the airport terminal simulation environment and obtain observations 4 learning process of the agent for agent i i n do state ← computes the state of the agent actions ← optional actions of the agent obtained based on the state ← get the neighboring agent of the agent ← calculates the average action of the neighboring agent with probability ε : action=random(actions) else if agent i has updated ∗ : action max q∗ , else: action max q∗ , , select actions to act on the environment and collect rewards feed reward back to the agent: r , r , update the and ∗ end for 5. experiment and analysis 5.1. experimental setup this experiment uses anylogic software as the terminal simulation platform to achieve passenger behavior simulation. anylogic is based on three main modeling methods: discrete event, agent based, and system dynamics, and can provide modeling of the internal layout of the terminal and passenger boarding process required for experiments. in order to ensure the authenticity of the experiment, the layout of the t2 terminal of chengdu shuangliu airport and the flight information of a day from 6:00 to 12:00, a total of 6 hours, and the data on the density of people in each area of the terminal were used to carry out simulation in the anylogic software. 1) environmental data settings. the environmental data mainly includes the layout information of the terminal, the number and service duration of each service facility, the corresponding airline type data of manual check-in windows and boarding gates, and the opening hours of security checks. these data were collated from historical data information provided by the airport terminal. 2) passenger data settings. 130 flight information totaling 25051 passengers were obtained from the flight information provided by the airport, and then a passenger aggregation model dominated by flight information was established using the logarithmic normal distribution and regression analysis proposed by zhiwei xing et al. [16] to generate passengers. the 2d simulation effect of anylogic is shown in figure 4. among them, the red area represents the passenger rest area, the blue area represents the bathroom, and the green area represents various service areas, including catering and retail areas. there are a total of 70 service facilities, 60 check-in counters, 24 regular security checkpoints, and 4 vip security checkpoints inside the terminal. the modeling of the passenger boarding process is shown in figure 5. passengers are generated at the portal on a regular basis based on flight information through the passenger arrival component. after completing a series of activities such as check-in and security checks, it ultimately leaves the airport through the boarding gate. fig 4. 2d rendering of anylogic simulation fig 5. passenger boarding flow chart in this paper, five groups of experimental environments are set up, in which the first group is the gq-mfi algorithm and the other four groups are the comparison groups, and the detailed settings of each group are shown in the following table 1: 116 table 1. the detailed settings of each group algorithm type reward type acronyms gq-mfi r r gq-mfi q-learning r r q-learning q-learning using the group shared q-table policy r r gq-learning mean-field q-learning r r mfq mean-field q-learning using the group shared q-table policy r gq-mf 5.2. result 5.2.1. accuracy of pedestrian flow density crowd density accuracy is used as an evaluation metric, defined as the ratio of the number of zones f in which the prediction of crowd density at a certain time period in each round of training matches the true situation to the total number of zones f. apfd f f where apfd denotes the accuracy of pedestrian flow density and takes a value ranging from 0 to 1, with closer to 1 indicating closer to the real situation. the experimental results of comparing the accuracy of pedestrian flow density are shown in figure 6. it can be seen that in the initial stage of training, the accuracy rates of the five are not very different. with the increase of learning cycles, obvious differences begin to appear. q-learning has a relatively low accuracy rate, its learning effect is poor, and there is no obvious improvement with the increase of learning cycles. gq-learning, on the other hand, has an increasing accuracy rate with the increase of learning cycles, which indicates that in the policy of group shared q-table agent can make full use of the experience that has been learned by the others, which accelerates the overall learning process. the overall learning process is accelerated, and the agent begin to gradually approach the best behavioral patterns. mfq accuracy rate fluctuates more significantly. gq-mfi begins to exceed the other four after the learning cycle reaches a certain level and maintains a higher level of accuracy. other things being equal, after adding intrinsic rewards, gq-mfi converges about 13 rounds earlier than gq-mf and reaches the optimal accuracy rate right after convergence. this is due to the fact that the gq-mf merely encourages the agent to go to the activity sites and ignores the psychological factor of choosing the activity sites, which leads to the fact that the agent will try various activity sites several times for meaningless exploration during training, which ultimately leads to slowing down the training progress. fig 6. comparison of the accuracy of crowd density 5.2.2. prediction of the number of security check passengers the number of passengers passing through the security checkpoint in a certain time reflects the crowd density situation from the side. import the training results of each algorithm into anylogic, keep the environment data settings unchanged, change the passenger data settings and input new flight information. run the simulation model and statistically get 36 predicted values of the number of security check passengers in 6 hours at 10min intervals. compare this result with the obtained real value of the number of security check passengers in the airport terminal, as shown in figure 7. fig 7. comparison of the number of security check passengers the root mean square error (rmse) and mean absolute percentage error (mape) of the six algorithms are calculated as shown in the following equation: rmse ∑   y ỹ mape ∑   | ˜ | where y is the true value of the number of security check passengers, and ỹ is the predicted value of the number of security check passengers. the results of the calculations were counted and are shown in table 2. table 2 shows that the gqi-mfc outperforms the others and has a better performance in the time scale of 10min. table 2. rmse and mape algorithm rmse mape gq-mfi 71.94 8.19 q-learning 148.73 13.66 gq-learning 99.06 9.04 mfq 80.85 8.12 gq-mf 111.71 9.63 6. conclusion in the context of the large-scale airport terminal, passengers are treated as the agent for reinforcement learning. this paper proposes a group shared q-table 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[16] xing zhiwei, feng wenxing, luo qian, et al. a single flight departure passenger aggregation model based on flight departure time domination [j]. journal of university of electronic science and technology, 2015,44 (05): 719-724. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 17 research on optimization method of dredging robot based on deep learning guangqiang lyu 1, a, yanjing xie 2, * 1 ningbotech university, ningbo, zhejiang, 315100, china 2 ningbo guangqiang robot technology co., ltd, ningbo, zhejiang, 315000, china * corresponding author: yanjing xie (email: stonelgq3@gmail.com), a guangqiang@nbt.edu.cn abstract: when facing the complex environment, the traditional dredging robot is often limited by the preset rules and algorithms, and it is difficult to adapt to the dynamically changing working environment. in recent years, the rapid development of deep learning has provided new ideas for robot trajectory planning. in this context, this paper proposes an optimization method based on deep learning, combined with deep neural network and reinforcement learning algorithm, aiming to improve the working efficiency and safety of dredging robot in complex environment. keywords: deep learning; dredging robot; track planning; optimization method. 1. introduction traditional dredging methods mostly rely on manual operation, which is inefficient and has safety risks. the trajectory planning optimization scheme of the desilting robot based on deep learning is a method to deal with the complex challenges brought by the rapid development of underwater desilting operations and deep learning technology, it is the key to improve the desilting efficiency and safety[1].the trajectory planning optimization based on deep learning enables the dredging robot to quickly identify the surrounding environment and intelligently plan the dredging route, which is an important direction for the development of future underwater robot technology. 2. theoretical basis and research framework 2.1. an overview of the core principles of deep learning the basic principle of deep learning is to imitate the neural network structure of the human brain and build a deep neural network system composed of multi-layer neurons. in essence, it is an important branch of machine learning. deep neural networks rely on a large number of training data for learning, and the data features can be extracted, predict and classify the data. hierarchically rich network structure is the core of deep learning, enabling it to learn complex patterns and associations in the data. in deep learning, the input is the output of each neuron receiving the previous layer, at the same time, the activation function can be used to complete the nonlinear transformation processing, and then output to the next layer[2].in the deep learning model, it updates the parameters of the network according to the error between the predicted value and the true value to capture the hierarchical characteristics of the data, so as to continuously optimize the performance of the model. 2.2. problem ition of trajectory planning of dredging robot for the definition of the dredging robot trajectory planning problem, in the final analysis is to take measures to plan an optimal path from the starting point to the end of the robot in the state of dredging operation, thus, the desilting task can be completed safely, efficiently and accurately. this problem can also be carefully divided into the following aspects: first, environment perception and modeling: the primary task of the deep learning dredging robot during the operation service is to integrate sonar, sensors and other equipment to perceive and understand the underwater terrain, obstacles and silt distribution information, and thus build an environmental model. second, set targets and initialize paths: the target location or area of the robot is planned based on the constructed environment model, and a path from the starting point to the target is initially planned during the dredging operation. although the constructed path may not be optimal, it provides a starting point for the subsequent optimization. third, trajectory optimization and obstacle avoidance: based on the preliminary path, deep learning and other technologies are used to adjust the key points of the path to avoid obstacles, reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency. deep learning models can learn and improve trajectory planning strategies based on historical data and real-time feedback [3] fourth, real-time adjustment and feedback: the robot adjusts the trajectory in real time, based on environmental changes and task progress. for example, when unforeseen obstacles or silt accumulation, the robot needs to be able to rearrange its path. 3. application of deep learning in trajectory planning 3.1. fusion of dnn and rl trajectory planning algorithm in reinforcement learning, the operation goal of the dredging robot is to select a series of actions to maximize the cumulative reward, which can be realized by finding the strategy π. policy π maps all the states to the action α. the merits of the strategy is measured by cumulative reward j (π): j π e ~ ∑ γ r s , α (1) 18 in formula 1,j π is that under the πstrategy, the desired cumulative reward of the dredging robot after performing a series of actions; τ is a trajectory composed of the state and the action; γ is a discount factor, used to regulate the importance of future rewards;r s , α is the immediate reward after performing α in state s . in the trajectory planning algorithm that combines dnn with rl, the dnn was used to approximate the valued function q s, α , representing the expected return of the function performing action α at a given state s. the output q s, α of the dnn is the estimated result of the true value q s, α ,where θ is the dnn network parameter: q s, α q s, α (2) 3.2. movement trajectory optimization strategy based on deep learning according to the characteristics of the dynamic model of the dredging robot, based on reinforcement learning, two deep neural networks of actor network and critic network are introduced to construct the optimal motion trajectory control model. in figure 1, the optimal trajectory control model of the dredging robot shows its effect with the surrounding environment. fig 1. structural diagram of the control model as found in the control model structure, its composition is the actor network, critic network, where the actor network μ s , θ replaces the decision function μ s .when training the actor network, it is expanded as the controller to obtain the action record a of the controller within the t time range. at time t, the dredging robot is as follows: s v , ϑ (3) the propulsion force is expressed as follows: f μ v , ϑ (4) in the formula, ϑ is buoyancy, μ is the controller. use the critic network q s , μ s , θ ｜ω to replace the evaluation function q, where ω is the critic network parameter.when training the critic network, it is expanded as an evaluator, and the output results can be the actor network parameters used to evaluate the training effect of the controller.deep learning algorithms take different application scenarios as the starting point and foothold, and clarify multiple types of reward signals.the application of deep learning algorithm causes the reward signal to continue to 0, ensuring that the learned strategy tends to the best state. in other words, the closer the actual position of the dredging robot is to the ideal position, the more the reward signal tends to 0 [4]. according to the linear quadratic regulator, the reward signal r s , α can be set as follows: r s , α s s a a b (5) in formula 5,s is the ideal state; a and b are arbitrary positive definite matrices, as necessary for the stable operation of the system. when the dredging robot is running close to the ideal state, the return signal tends to 0. when tracking and controlling the movement trajectory of the dredging robot, the control system should be in a stable state to avoid the oscillation phenomenon on the premise of maintaining the accuracy standard. therefore, when training actor network and critic network, the discrete degree of reward signal is taken as the criterion to judge the success of training. when performing 100 training the reward signal criterion does not exceed the threshold ,it was met: ∑ ∑ , , (6) when satisfying formula 6, where t is the training step length. adam was used to continuously optimize and update the parameters of both networks to obtain the best scheme. 4. verification of the experimental performance and the comparative analysis based on the technical background of deep learning depth application, the operation trajectory optimization and tracking of the dredging robot are significantly affected by the training times. in the preliminary experiment, the dredging robot was only trained once or five times, and it was found that it could not accurately track the predetermined movement track. fig 2. robot running trajectory for different training times fig 3. the error occurrence of different training times after 500 times of training, the dredging robot showed 19 excellent ability when running, indicating that with the increase of training times, the robot can better learn and adapt to the complex underwater environment, to track the predetermined trajectory more accurately. moreover, with the gradual increase of the operation trajectory training times of the dredging robot, the tracking error gradually decreases, and tends to be stable and close to the zero value. the changing trend in fig 3 demonstrates the effectiveness of the deep reinforcement learning algorithm and reveals a positive correlation between training times and trajectory tracking accuracy. after an in-depth comparison of the effects of the deep reinforcement learning model trained 1,000 times and the pid controllers in trajectory tracking, significant differences were found. specifically, the trajectory generated by deep reinforcement learning is highly consistent with the target trajectory, showing its excellent learning and adaptability. in contrast, the trajectory produced by the pid controller showed a large deviation. fig 4. deep learning and pid controller trajectory comparison after further analysis of the error situation found that after 1000 training of deep reinforcement learning model can track error stability control within 0.02m, and the maximum error of the pid controller is close to 0.04m, and the error fluctuation is more obvious, shows the deep reinforcement learning in the advantage of track tracking, and provide valuable reference for research and application in related fields. 5. epilogue traditional dredging methods are inefficient and have safety risks. the introduction of deep learning technology significantly improves the efficiency and safety of dredging operations. this paper summarizes the core principles of deep learning, and defines in detail the key links such as environment perception, goal setting, trajectory optimization and real-time adjustment of the dredging robot trajectory planning. at the same time, it also expounds the specific application of deep learning in trajectory planning, the trajectory planning algorithm integrating deep neural network (dnn) and reinforcement learning (rl), as well as the motion trajectory optimization strategy based on deep learning, to realize the intelligent optimization of the motion trajectory of the dredging robot. through experiments, the effectiveness of deep learning in improving trajectory tracking accuracy and reducing error, demonstrating the significant advantages of deep reinforcement learning over traditional pid controllers. acknowledgments fund program: ningbo key research and development plan and the title of "key technology research and development of intelligent silting robot for sewage treatment" (number2023z034). references [1] li min,zhang sen,zeng xiangguang,wanggang ,zhang tongwei, xie dijie, ren wenzhe,zhang tao.single-leg obstacle-crossing trajectory planning of a quadruped robot based on deep reinforcement learning [j]. journal of system simulation, 1-15. 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[4] li zhongwei, liu weipeng, luo cai.track-guidance-based mobile robot navigation strategy optimization algorithm [j]. computer application research,2024,41(05):1456-1461. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 46 object detection of uav aerial image based on yolov8 chen liu, fanrun meng, zhiren zhu, liming zhou college of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china abstract: with the development of technology, unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) have shed their military uses and gradually expanded to civilian and commercial fields. with the development of drone technology, object detection technology based on deep learning has become an important research topic in the field of drone applications. apply object detection technology to unmanned aerial vehicles to achieve object detection and recognition of ground scenes from an aerial perspective. however, in aerial images taken by drones, the detection objects are mostly small targets, and the target scale changes greatly due to the influence of aerial perspective; the image background is complex, and the target object is easily occluded. it has brought many challenges to the target detection of unmanned aerial vehicles. conventional object detection algorithms cannot guarantee detection accuracy when applied to drones, and optimizing the target detection performance of drones has become an important research topic in the field of drone applications. we improve the wiouv3 loss function on the basis of yolov8s to reduce regression localization loss during training and improve the regression accuracy of the model. the experimental results indicate that the improved model map@0.5 it increased by 0.6 percentage points to 40.7%. keywords: yolov8; uav; wiou. 1. introduction with the development of uav technology, object detection technology based on deep learning has become the application field of uav. the important research content. the traditional target detection algorithm has low precision, poor detection efficiency, and insufficient generalization and robustness. with the rise of convolutional neural networks, object detection algorithms based on deep learning have gradually replaced traditional object detection algorithms. currently, target detection algorithms based on deep learning are mainly divided into two-stage model represented by faster-rcnn [1] and single-stage model represented by yolo series and ssd [2]. since yolo [3] algorithm was first proposed, it has been widely used in target detection tasks in various scenarios due to its requirement of fast detection speed. however, the detection accuracy of small targets needs to be improved. the development of uav technology is becoming more and more mature, and more and more scholars pay attention to the target detection of uav aerial images to further improve the visual perception ability of uav. let drones play an irreplaceable role in rescue and disaster relief, police reconnaissance, agricultural development, traffic monitoring and other fields. we have designed an improved unmanned aerial vehicle aerial photography small target detection algorithm based on yolov8s, replacing the original model's ciou [4] with wiouv3[5], reducing regression localization losses during training and improving the regression accuracy of the model. 2. yolov8 object detection algorithm the network structure of yolov8 is mainly composed of four parts: input layer, backbone layer, neck layer and output detection head layer. the network structure of yolov8 is shown as follows: 2.1. input layer the input layer is mainly responsible for data preprocessing of the input images. the input layer of yolov8 inherits the mosaic data enhancement strategy of yolov4[6] and yolov5 algorithms. the advantages of using mosaic data enhancement strategy are as follows: on the one hand, it can enrich the data set by randomly selecting 4 images for scaling and then randomly distributing and splicing, which greatly enrichis the detection data set and effectively improves the robustness of the algorithm; on the other hand, it can reduce the gpu storage space occupied in the training process. however, if the entire training process is turned on, the final training result will be reduced, so in yolov8, mosaic data enhancement is turned off for the last 10 epochs to achieve better training results. 2.2. backbone layer yolov8 uses cspdaknet53 as the backbone network to downsample the input feature images five times and obtain five feature maps of different proportions in turn. the backbone network is composed of cbs module, c2f module and sppf module. (1) cbs module: cbs module includes convolution operation (conv), batch normalization (bn) and activation function (silu), which is improved from cbl module. compared with the leakyrelu activation function in the cbl module, the smooth and non-monotonic characteristics of the silu function can make the model achieve better results during deep learning training. (2) c2f module: yolov8 proposed a new module c2f module to replace c3 module in the original yolov5 network architecture. c2f combines the idea of c3 module and elan module, and adopts gradient shunt connection to optimize the module structure, which enriches the information flow of the feature extraction network while maintaining lightweight, and can effectively improve the overall detection performance of the algorithm. the structure of c2f is shown as follows: (3) sppf module: the spatial pyramid pooling fast (sppf) structure used in yolov8 is optimized on the basis of the original spp [7] structure. the sppf structure uses three 5×5 convolution nuclei to replace the 13×13, 9×9, 5×5 and 1×1 47 convolution nuclei in the original spp structure. by using multiple small convolution nuclei in series, the calculation amount of the model is reduced, the detection rate is improved, and the detection accuracy is still close to that of the original structure. the structure diagram of sppf module is shown as follows: 2.3. neck layer the neck layer of yolov8 still adopts the panet structure, which is composed of feature pyramid network (fpn)[8] and path aggregation network (pan)[9].a top-down and bottom-up network structure is constructed, and the shallow location information and deep semantic information are effectively complemented by feature fusion, and the integrity of feature information is preserved. 2.4. head layer (1) decoupling detection head:yolov8's detection layer uses the decoupage detection head structure, uses two separate branches for object classification and predictive bounding box regression, and uses different loss functions for both types of tasks. on the one hand, binary cross entropy loss (bce) is used in classification tasks; on the other hand, in the predictive bounding box regression task, distribution focal loss (dfl) and ciou are used. the decoupled head structure can improve the detection accuracy and speed up the model convergence. (2) anchor free: the traditional anchor based method relies on the hand-designed anchor frame. the size and aspect ratio of the anchor frame should be as close to the real target as possible, and its universality is poor for different data sets with big difference in target size. a large number of anchor frames generated during detection will not only increase the calculation amount, but also reduce the training and reasoning speed, and a large number of anchor frames will become negative samples because they do not reach a certain iou with the real frame, which will lead to the problem of positive and negative sample imbalance. the anchor free method adopted by yolov8 can cope with multi-scale target changes and has good generalization ability. because it is not affected by the number and position of anchor frames, it has better robustness when dealing with occluded and dense targets. 3. improving the loss function the intersection over union (iou) is used to weigh the degree of match between the predicted border and the real marked border, that is, the ratio of the intersection between the predicted border and the real marked border and the union between them. the ideal case is complete overlap, when iou=1. ciou is used as coordinate loss function in yolov8 network model. ciou considers three important geometric factors, namely overlapping area, center point distance and aspect ratio. given prediction frame b and real frame gtb , ciou loss function is defined as follows: v c bb ioul gt ciou   2 2 ),( 1 (1) where b and gtb represent the center point of b and gtb respectively, （）2 represents the euclidean distance between them, c is the diagonal length of the minimum external frame of the prediction box and the real box,  is the positive balance parameter, and v is the aspect ratio of the prediction box and the real box. since the last parameter v in cioul only reflects the difference in aspect ratio, and does not reflect the actual difference in width and height respectively and their confidence levels, it will hinder the optimization similarity of the model. eiou [10] divides the loss function into three parts: iou loss ioul , distance loss disl and aspect ratio loss aspl . considering the overlap area, center point distance and true difference of length, width and side length, the fuzzy definition of aspect ratio is solved based on ciou. the loss term of the aspect ratio is divided into the difference between the width and height of the prediction frame and the width and height of the minimum external frame, and the eiou loss function is defined as follows: aspdisioueiou llll  (2) , )( ),( )( ),( )()( ),( 1 2 2 2 2 22 2 c gt c gt cc gt h hhp w wwp hw bbp iou    where, wh and ch are the width and height of the minimum external frame for the prediction and target frames. siou[11] first introduced the vector angle between bounding box regressions as a penalty factor. first, based on the magnitude of the angle, between the prediction box and the actual box, the prediction box quickly moves toward the nearest axis and then returns to the real box. the degree of freedom of regression can be effectively reduced and the convergence speed of the model can be accelerated. several mainstream loss functions described above all adopt static focusing mechanism. wiou not only takes aspect ratio, centroid distance and overlapping area into account, but also introduces dynamic non-monotonic focusing mechanism to calculate iou loss in predicted category loss based on dynamic method, and uses gradient gain to evaluate anchor frame quality. it can improve the performance of the algorithm, prevent slow convergence, improve convergence accuracy, and enhance the generalization ability of the model. there are three versions of wiou: wiou v1, wiou v2, and wiou v3. wiou v1 uses an attention-mechanism-based predictive frame loss design and introduces distance metrics. when the prediction box overlaps with the real box within a certain range, the penalty of geometric measures is reduced to obtain better generalization ability. wiou v1 is calculated as follows: iouwiouwiouv lrl 1 (3)                  *22 22 ou exp gg gtgt wi hw yyxx r (4) iigtgt ii iou hwhwwh hw l  1 (5) among them, x and y represent the horizontal and vertical coordinates of the center point of the prediction box, w and h represent the width and height of the prediction box, xgt and ygt represent the horizontal and vertical coordinates of the center point of the real box for x and y, respectively, wgt and hgt represent the width and height of the real box. wg and hg are used to represent the width and height of the 48 minimum enclosed box formed by the predicted box and the real box. based on v1 version, wiouv2 constructs * ioul monotone focusing coefficient, which can effectively reduce the weight of simple samples in the loss value, make the model pay more attention to difficult samples, and improve the classification performance. however, in the course of training, the gradient gain will decrease with the decrease of liou, resulting in the deterioration of the convergence of the model at the later stage of training. in order to solve this problem, the average value of liou is introduced to normalize liou. the formula for calculating wiou v2 is as follows: 1 * 2 wiouv iou iou wiouv l l l l         (6) wiouv3 builds  non-monotone focusing coefficient r based on anomaly degree a, and through r , dynamically optimizes the contribution of high-quality and low-quality samples to the gradient, reduces the harmful gradient generated by low-quality samples, thereby speeding up the convergence rate of the model and improving the overall performance of the model. the calculation formula for wiou v3 is shown as follows: 13 wiouvwiouv rll  (7)   r ,   ,0 * iou iou l l 4. experimental design and analysis of results 4.1. experimental environment and parameter settings the relevant configuration parameters of the experimental platform environment construction are shown in the table 1: table 1. experimental environment configuration name configuration cpu inter(r) core (tm) i7-11700 @ 2.50ghz gpu nvidia rtx a4000 stystem windows 10 64-bit cuda 11.7.1 programming language python 3.8 deep learning framework pytorch 1.13.1 4.2. training parameter settings table 2. training parameter settings training parameter parameter value optimizer sgd learning rate 0.01 momentum parameter 0.937 learning rate attenuation 0.0005 input size 640×640 batch size 4 epoch 300 the configuration of training parameters in the experiment is shown in the table 2, and the training parameters are consistent in all experimental processes. 4.3. experimental data set the visdrone2019 dataset was collected by aiskyeye team of machine learning and data mining laboratory of tianjin university. captured by a variety of drone cameras, it covers a wide range, including location (from 14 different cities thousands of kilometers apart in china), environment (urban and rural), objects (pedestrians, vehicles, bicycles, etc.), and density (sparse and crowded scenes). the visdrone2019 dataset contains 10 categories of detection targets. the data set contains 6471 images of the training dataset, 548 images of the verification dataset, and 1580 images of the test dataset. the statistics of the number of labels in each category are shown in figure1: figure 1. label statistics of various categories in the visdrone dataset 4.4. evaluation indicators in our experiment, mean average precision (map), precision (p) and recall (r) were used to evaluate the detection performance of the model. (1) map represents the average accuracy of all detection categories, calculated as follows:    c i iapc map 1 1 (8) where c represents the total number of detection categories, i represents the number of detection times, ap is the detection accuracy of a single category, and map is obtained by adding the average ap of detection accuracy of all categories. map@0.5 indicates the average accuracy when the iou threshold is set to 0.5. (2) p (precision) represents the accuracy of the model detection target. the calculation formula is as follows: %100   fptp tp p (9) where tp represents the number of positive samples for correct classification, and fp represents the number of negative samples for false detection. (3) r (recall): 49 %100   fntp tp r (10) fn indicates the number of positive samples missed. 4.5. comparative experiment of different loss functions in the experiment, eiou, siou, wiouv1, wiouv2, wiouv3 were selected to compare with ciou in the original yolov8 model to verify the influence of different loss functions on the model performance. the experimental results are shown in the table 3: table 3. comparison of loss function loss function map@0.5 p r ciou 0.401 0.498 0.393 eiou 0.401 0.518 0.391 siou 0.402 0.517 0.388 wiouv1 0.396 0.504 0.386 wiouv2 0.406 0.517 0.392 wiouv3 0.407 0.512 0.393 ciou is the original loss function in yolov8, and map@0.5 in visdrone2019 dataset is 0.401. compared with eiou, siou, wiouv1 and wiouv2, wiouv3 has the most obvious improvement effect on model performance, with map@0.5 increasing by 0.6 percentage points. that's 40.7 percent. table 4 shows the comparison of the precision of various classes after the improvement of wiouv3 loss function. figure 2 shows a comparison of the improved model detection performance. table 4. comparison of improved wiouv3 detection performance by category detection category yolov8s yolov8s+wiou pedestrian 0.405 0.501 people 0.319 0.38 bicycle 0.103 0.173 car 0.738 0.823 van 0.355 0.445 truck 0.283 0.354 tricycle 0.199 0.275 awning-tricycle 0.107 0.138 bus 0.43 0.542 motor 0.391 0.47 all 0.333 0.41 (a) yolov8s (b) yolov8s-wiouv3 figure 2. comparison of model detection performance before and after improvement 5. conclusion in this paper, an improved small target detection algorithm for uav aerial photography based on yolov8s is designed. replacing the loss function with wiouv3 reduces the loss of regression positioning during training and improves the regression accuracy of the model. the experimental results show that the improved model map@0.5 increases by 0.6 percentage points, reaching 40.7%. in the follow-up study, targeted optimization of the network structure will be continued, and the number of parameters will be reduced to achieve the purpose of lightweight model, so as to better apply and deploy on edge devices with limited computing power. 50 references [1] ren s,he k,girshick r , et al. faster r-cnn: towards realtime object detection with region proposal networks[j]. ieee transactions on pattern analysis & machine intelligence, 2017, 39(6):1137-1149. 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[11] gevorgyan z. siou loss: more powerful learning for bounding box regression[j]. ar**v preprint ar**v:2205.12740, 2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 103 improvement of deep learning model for gastrointestinal tract segmentation surgery hong zhou 1, *, yan lou 2, jize xiong 3, yixu wang 4, yuxiang liu 5 1 computer technology, peking university, beijing, china 2 software engineering, illinois institute of technology, chicago, illinois, usa 3 computer information technology, northern arizona university, flagstaff az, usa 4 computer technology peking university, beijing, china 5 computer engineering, northwestern university, atlanta, georgia, usa * corresponding author: hong zhou (email: zh.robot@pku.edu.cn) abstract: in 2019, approximately 5 million individuals were diagnosed with gastrointestinal tract cancer globally, with about half eligible for radiation therapy. this treatment, crucial for many patients, faces challenges due to the manual segmentation process required in newer technologies like mr-linacs. this project, supported by the uw-madison carbone cancer center, aims to automate the segmentation of stomach and intestines in mri scans using deep learning. the unet2.5d model, specifically unet2.5d(se-resnet50), has shown promising results, achieving a dice coefficient of 0.848. successful implementation of this model could significantly expedite treatments, enabling higher radiation doses to tumors while minimizing exposure to healthy tissues, ultimately improving patient care and long-term cancer control. keywords: mri segmentation; machine learning; unet2.5d; neural networks; deep learning. 1. introduction cancer of the gastro-intestinal tract remains a significant global health concern, affecting an estimated 5 million individuals worldwide in 2019 [reference: world health organization]. among the available treatment modalities, radiation therapy plays a pivotal role, with approximately half of diagnosed patients being eligible for this intervention [1]. traditionally, radiation therapy involves daily sessions over 1-6 weeks, demanding precision to deliver high radiation doses to tumors while sparing adjacent healthy tissues, particularly the stomach and intestines. recent advancements in technology, such as integrated magnetic resonance imaging and linear accelerator systems (mr-linacs), provide an opportunity to enhance the accuracy of radiation therapy. these systems enable daily visualization of tumor and organ positions, crucial for adapting treatment plans to the dynamic nature of the gastro-intestinal anatomy [2]. however, the manual segmentation of stomach and intestines in mr images is a time-consuming process, hindering the efficiency of treatments. this challenge motivates the exploration of deep learning solutions to automate the segmentation process and streamline radiation therapy. the uw-madison carbone cancer center, a pioneer in mr-linac-based radiotherapy, has generously supported this initiative by providing a dataset of anonymized mris from cancer patients treated at their facility. leveraging this dataset, our objective is to develop a deep learning model capable of automatically segmenting the stomach and intestines in mri scans. this innovation has the potential to revolutionize cancer treatment by making daily sessions more efficient, reducing treatment times from an hour to 15 minutes, and, consequently, enhancing the overall quality of care for cancer patients. in recent years, deep learning has emerged as a transformative force in many scenarios [7,8,9]. for the field of computer vision, revolutionizing the way machines perceive and interpret visual information. this paradigm shift is primarily attributed to the remarkable success of convolutional neural networks (cnns) in extracting intricate features from images, enabling unprecedented levels of accuracy in tasks such as object recognition, image classification, and segmentation. the ability of deep learning models to automatically learn hierarchical representations from vast amounts of data has significantly enhanced the robustness and versatility of computer vision systems. this breakthrough has fueled advancements in various applications, including autonomous vehicles, medical image analysis, and facial recognition technology. hence, in this paper, we try to do medical image analysis for stomach and tract segmentation. this paper presents an in-depth exploration of the methodology employed in developing the segmentation model, including model architectures, dataset introduction, data analysis and preprocessing, choice of loss function, and evaluation metrics. the experiment results showcase the effectiveness of the proposed unet2.5d(se-resnet50) model, as evidenced by a dice coefficient of 0.848. the implications of this research extend beyond technical advancements, holding the promise to significantly improve the daily lives and outcomes for cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy. 2. related work research in medical image segmentation, particularly in the context of oncology, has witnessed significant advancements driven by the integration of deep learning techniques. segmentation of abdominal organs, including the gastro-intestinal tract, is a critical step in facilitating accurate and efficient radiation therapy. existing literature reflects a growing interest in leveraging deep neural networks for automating this process. wang et al. [3] proposed a deep learning approach for 104 abdominal multi-organ segmentation, achieving promising results in segmenting organs such as the liver, spleen, and kidneys. this work demonstrated the potential of deep learning in handling the complexities of abdominal anatomy. in the specific domain of gastrointestinal image segmentation, zhang et al. [4] explored the application of convolutional neural networks (cnns) for automatic segmentation of the stomach and intestines in ct scans. their findings highlighted the feasibility of deep learning in handling variations in organ shapes and positions. furthermore, recent studies by smith et al. [5] and kim et al. [6] focused on integrating advanced imaging modalities, such as magnetic resonance imaging (mri), into the segmentation pipeline. these works underscore the importance of combining imaging technologies to enhance the precision of organ delineation. while these studies provide valuable insights, our research contributes by addressing the unique challenges associated with daily variations in gastro-intestinal anatomy during radiation therapy. the unet2.5d(se-resnet50) model proposed in this paper aims to optimize segmentation accuracy and efficiency, aligning with the objectives of improving treatment outcomes for cancer patients. 3. methodology in this section, the overview of the methodology employed in our research to automate the segmentation of the stomach and intestines in mri scans are provided. we detail the chosen model architectures, introduce the dataset, discuss data analysis and preprocessing steps, describe the selected loss functions, and outline the evaluation metrics used to assess the model's performance. 3.1. model architectures figure 1. se-resnet backbone the chosen model architecture for this segmentation task is unet2.5d, utilizing the se-resnet50 backbone. the unet2.5d architecture extends the traditional unet model to incorporate three-dimensional information, allowing the model to consider contextual information across multiple slices in the mri scans. the se-resnet50 backbone enhances feature extraction capabilities, making the model well-suited for intricate segmentation tasks. se-resnet excels in image recognition due to its innovative architecture, featuring squeeze-and-excitation modules. these modules enhance feature adaptability, improving model interpretability, accuracy, and robustness. the incorporation of residual connections ensures efficient training and mitigates the vanishing gradient problem, contributing to its success in complex visual tasks. this architecture has demonstrated superior performance in comparison to other architectures, as indicated by the experiment results. as shown in figure 1, it shows the backbone for a basic seresnet model. the block includes two convolutional layers, one global pooling layers and two fully-connected layers. 3.2. dataset introduction the dataset used in this study comprises anonymized mri scans from cancer patients treated at the uw-madison carbone cancer center. each patient had 1-5 mri scans on separate days during their radiation treatment. the mr images capture the daily variations in the position of tumors and surrounding organs, necessitating precise segmentation for effective radiation therapy planning. 3.3. data analysis and preprocessing the data analysis is important for medical analysis tasks. in the figure 2, it shows the percentage of the tract (including large bowel and small bowel) in the training dataset. not every image contains three target which need to be segmented from the figure. the occurrences of pictures depicting the large intestine are more frequent than those of the small intestine and stomach. data augmentation techniques are employed to enhance the robustness of the model. the augmentation pipeline includes resizing, horizontal flipping, shift-scale rotation, grid distortion, elastic transform, and coarse dropout. these augmentations aim to simulate variations in patient positioning and organ shapes during different treatment sessions. the resizing operation ensures compatibility with the model's input size requirements. figure 2. precent training images distribution with mask figure 3. a segmentation example which contains large bowel, small bowel and stomach mask the mr images of the abdominal region shown in figure 3 include the stomach, large intestine, and small intestine. different organs are represented with distinct colors. 105 3.4. loss function the choice of loss function plays a crucial role in training the segmentation model. multiple loss functions are considered to comprehensively evaluate model performance. the selected loss functions include. soft binary cross entropy (bce) loss: a standard loss function for binary classification tasks, adapted to handle multi-label segmentation. tversky loss: encourages a balance between precision and recall, particularly useful in imbalanced datasets. dice loss: measures the overlap between predicted and ground truth segmentation masks, defined as 1 dice coefficient. lovasz loss: focuses on optimizing the io u (intersection over union) metric, contributing to enhanced segmentation accuracy. the combination of these loss functions aims to capture various aspects of segmentation quality during model training. 3.5. evaluation metrics the model's performance is evaluated using the mean dice coefficient, a widely used metric for image segmentation tasks. the dice coefficient is calculated using the formula: | ∩ | | | | | (1) where represents the predicted set of pixels and is the ground truth. this metric assesses the pixel-wise agreement between the predicted segmentation and the actual anatomy. the leaderboard score is computed as the mean dice coefficient across all images in the test set. additionally, the evaluation includes the computation of the intersection over union (iou) using the formula: iou | ∩ | | ∪ | (2) these metrics provide a comprehensive assessment of the model's ability to accurately segment the stomach and intestines in mri scans. normally, a higher dice score means a better performance for the model. 4. experiment results the experiments were conducted using the unet2.5d architecture with different backbones, and the results are presented in the following table: table 1. experiment result models dice coefficient unet(resnet50) 0.771 unet(efficientnetb0) 0.762 unet2.5d(efficientnetb1) 0.835 unet2.5d(se-resnet50) 0.848 the table compares the dice coefficient, a metric indicating the pixel-wise agreement between predicted and ground truth segmentations, for different model configurations. the unet2.5d architecture with the seresnet50 backbone achieved the highest dice coefficient of 0.848, outperforming other model variants like unet (resnet50), unet (efficientnetb0) and unet2.5d (efficientnetb1). this indicates the superior segmentation performance of unet2.5d(se-resnet50) in accurately delineating the stomach and intestines in mri scans. examining the positive samples in figure 2, our analysis indicates an incidence rate of roughly 1 in 15 within the total population. this finding aligns with the broader disease incidence reported by the world health organization (who), bolstering the representativeness of our dataset. given the inherent class imbalance in this binary classification problem, we employ strategies during the training phase to balance positive and negative samples. techniques such as rotation, clipping, and other augmentation schemes are applied to address this imbalance, ensuring robust model training and performance across both classes. these results underscore the efficacy of leveraging threedimensional contextual information (unet2.5d) and the feature extraction capabilities of the se-resnet50 backbone in addressing the challenges posed by daily variations in gastro-intestinal anatomy during radiation therapy. the promising performance of unet2.5d(se-resnet50) suggests its potential as a valuable tool in clinical settings, enabling faster and more accurate segmentation for improved cancer treatment outcomes. 5. conclusion in conclusion, this research presents a robust deep learning approach, specifically employing the unet2.5d architecture with the se-resnet50 backbone, for the automatic segmentation of stomach and intestines in mri scans of cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy. the experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed model, with unet2.5d(se-resnet50) achieving a notable dice coefficient of 0.848. the automation of segmentation holds significant promise in streamlining the radiation therapy 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"bio-inspired swarm intelligence: a flocking project with group object recognition." in 2023 3rd international conference on consumer electronics and computer engineering (iccece), pp. 834-837. ieee, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 86 the narrative study of guidance for postgraduate entrance exams for master's students xiaohui yang school of chemistry and chemical engineering, lingnan normal university, guangdong 524048, china abstract: to improve the tutoring work for the college postgraduate entrance examination, a narrative study was conducted on zhang san (pseudonym), an undergraduate student majoring in chemistry education in the 2022 cohort of a certain university. through the discussion and analysis of the postgraduate entrance examination environment, the handling of interpersonal relationships, and the personal significance of the examination, it is concluded that specialized tutoring for college students is a comprehensive consideration of the impact of the learning environment, dedicated to serving students, helping them resolve conflicts, overcome crises, establish and improve interpersonal relationships, and so on. keywords: normal students; take the postgraduate entrance examination; research on educational narrative 1. introduction in recent years, the number of applicants for the national postgraduate entrance examination has continued to rise, and the national line has repeatedly exceeded historical highs. behind this phenomenon, it not only reflects the pursuit of education and future career by contemporary college students, but also reveals the severe employment situation and fierce competition. on the one hand, many industries have increasingly high requirements for talents, which is directly reflected in the demand for diplomas, and they prefer talents with a graduate degree or above. on the other hand, the concept of lifelong learning has deeply rooted in people's hearts. students taking the postgraduate entrance examination need to improve their professional knowledge and literacy, lay a solid foundation for career development, and actively respond to future challenges. in addition, pursuing a postgraduate degree can provide better learning resources and expand one's network, and after graduation, one can receive higher salaries and benefits. universities attach great importance to the work of students taking postgraduate entrance exams in their daily work, and provide special guidance for the exams. to better cultivate talents, universities need to increase research on postgraduate entrance examination tutoring, such as actively analyzing the ideological and behavioral characteristics of college students in the new era, respecting their independence, autonomy, and exploratory nature, and providing effective guidance, in order to establish a more harmonious teacher-student relationship. in addition, psychological education is an education aimed at cultivating good psychological qualities of learners, promoting overall quality improvement and individual development. through class construction and daily affairs management of college students, carry out psychological health counseling work, improve online ideological and political education, and improve campus crisis response. during the postgraduate entrance examination process, teachers need to be close friends and guides for students, cultivate their rational and peaceful psychological state, and enhance their psychological quality. good professional ethics and conduct have set an example for the vast number of students. student mental health education should strengthen the professional knowledge and theoretical learning of counselors. improving the quality structure of "bravery" is a necessary condition for the postgraduate entrance examination to become more courageous and ultimately "successful".[1] 2. existing problems at the same time, most of the "major provinces" that take the postgraduate entrance examination have also set new historical highs year after year, with the number of candidates taking the exam reaching a national average the proportion continues to rise during the process of taking the postgraduate entrance examination, various forms of student questions emerged. [2] as a typical example of adjustment, zhang san (pseudonym) summarized and analyzed the specific situation as follows: zhang san is a senior who is about to graduate. after her postgraduate entrance exam results were released, she found out that she had just reached the national level and was under a lot of psychological pressure. she felt confused and helpless about the online interview and often cried secretly in her dormitory. during the preparation period, the student returned to the dormitory and found that there was often a lack of quiet rest environment, frequent conflicts with roommates and family, and a relatively passive attitude towards graduation affairs, with many tasks being completed overdue. through investigation and analysis of the student's situation, it was found that the problems they may face may include the following aspects. 1、 the student lacks a good preparation environment. during the preparation period, due to the inconsistent schedule of dormitory students, there was a lack of a quiet resting environment. 2、 the student lacks good psychological qualities and interpersonal skills. zhang san experiences excessive anxiety and depression when dealing with stress, and has weak ability to be frustrated, failing to establish good interpersonal relationships with classmates and parents. 3. the student lacks basic knowledge reserves for online re examination and adjustment. regarding the online interview format, zhang san needs to participate in the postgraduate entrance examination adjustment training. the research content includes techniques for mental health education, related training, as well as business learning and supervision activities. the assessment of educational and 87 teaching quality includes basic teaching skills, professional knowledge, and educational effectiveness. mainly involved in early identification of psychological crisis clues, participating in the development of psychological crisis intervention plans, familiarizing oneself with methods of psychological crisis intervention, and paying attention to public opinion intervention in psychological crisis events in the era of all media. 3. ideas and measures the college fully understands the knowledge, abilities, and quality requirements of employers for graduates, and absorbs the opinions and suggestions of employers. in the future, the college will strengthen postgraduate entrance examination guidance, with the goal of building a talent incubation base that serves local economic construction. we will adhere to the collaborative education, innovation, and common development between the school and enterprises, and focus on improving the connotation and quality of education. (1) unify ideological understanding and strengthen the management of postgraduate entrance examination atmosphere in depth interviews are a major method of qualitative research in social sciences, which involves in-depth conversations with respondents to understand the life experiences and lifestyles of a certain social group.[3]through individual heart to heart talks with zhang san and roommates, the teacher learned about the daily living conditions in the dormitory, as well as the problems and difficulties in learning and life during the graduation season, the intention to take the postgraduate entrance examination, and the preparation situation. next, we will coordinate the dormitory conflicts caused by different daily routines. firstly, we advocate for peaceful communication, strictly abide by dormitory management regulations, create a harmonious and warm atmosphere of dormitory discipline, and secondly, guide students to focus their work on learning affairs such as postgraduate entrance exams and graduation, actively guiding effective communication. thirdly, show concern and provide corresponding experience to the graduating students to dispel their doubts and anxieties. at the same time, it is reminded that each class should flexibly combine the construction of academic atmosphere with the construction of civilized dormitories in their daily apartment life, and integrate the improvement of internal hygiene, civilized discipline, and quality throughout the entire process of building a "learning star rated dormitory". to provide students with a comfortable living environment, we will promote and guide the construction of the postgraduate entrance examination study atmosphere, promote the culture of the college, and provide guidance on study atmosphere, discipline, health, safety, and other aspects. (2) resolve psychological problems and ensure effective service for postgraduate entrance examination guide students to face it positively, provide psychological counseling as soon as possible, and actively provide them with adjustment and employment information and opportunities. firstly, grasp zhang san's family, academic situation, and mental health status, and correctly guide students to communicate with their parents or other guardians to eliminate zhang san's concerns about adjustment. secondly, a comprehensive mental health education system should be established, with a focus on pre work, answering questions about further education or employment, and soothing negative emotions such as nervousness and depression. next, help zhang san cultivate good study habits and provide guarantees to the best of his ability. it is recommended that zhang san adjust his expectations reasonably and build interpersonal relationships reasonably. finally, based on the majors and research directions of the students preparing for the exam, actively contact and invite experts and professors from both inside and outside the school to provide specialized academic guidance. at the same time, strengthen the construction of the psychological work team, establish a four level psychological health education monitoring network of "school college class dormitory", and promptly report any abnormalities found by the psychological committee. in addition, the college selects outstanding psychological commissioners, affirms their daily work and contributions, encourages continued efforts in maintaining student mental health, and organizes psychological health class meetings. (3) provide experience guidance and seize the opportunity to adjust for the postgraduate entrance examination to help students locate their target universities rationally and accurately, the college invites professional teachers to guide students in a series of courses on academic planning, career planning, and postgraduate entrance examination planning. zhang san feels anxious due to a lack of experience in adjusting and preparing for exams, so he needs to provide an information platform. after the announcement of the postgraduate entrance examination results, teachers accurately grasp zhang san's preliminary exam results, school, major, and transfer intention, and establish a dynamic ledger. on the one hand, establish a special wechat group to answer questions and clarify doubts, and analyze the precautions such as obtaining postgraduate entrance examination information, interview skills, preparation for adjustment, contacting mentors, and adjusting mindset. on the other hand, during the experience exchange seminar for the postgraduate entrance examination, zhang san conducted timely screening of transfer information, such as selecting transfer schools, majors, and transfer times based on his initial exam scores, to avoid choosing less than ideal colleges due to excessive transfer information, greatly increasing the chances of successful transfer in the postgraduate entrance examination. to urge students to continue maintaining a good dormitory learning environment and creating a good atmosphere for postgraduate entrance examination, the college provides refined management services and strengthens the construction of civilized dormitories in the student union. on this basis, internal meetings of the student union will be held to promptly provide feedback and address the learning and living issues of postgraduate students, in order to mobilize the work enthusiasm of the college student union and implement the purpose of "serving students wholeheartedly" in practice. the college took the dormitory culture festival as an opportunity to build the dormitory into a base for managing and serving students, and achieved good results. 4. conclusion the student union of the college has effectively solved the problems of students, and each department has its own responsibilities to build a platform for students, meet their needs, and provide strong support for their campus life. therefore, it is better for students to fully devote themselves to their studies, work, and life. through visits, it was found 88 that the student dormitories in the autumn semester are in good condition, manifested in a stable and orderly living order, and the academic atmosphere in the dormitories also shows a good learning attitude and a full mental state. a very small number of students violate discipline, and the frequency of conflicts in the student dormitories is reduced. now, unity, cooperation, positivity, and striving for excellence have become the mainstream values of the college. reform and innovate educational textbooks. reform and create teaching materials. the quality of textbooks not only affects the teaching quality of educational subjects, but also affects the educational effectiveness of students. therefore, university textbooks need to pay more attention to ideological content. the management of daily work affairs for students focuses on cultivating an organized, hardworking, and effective team of student cadres, and carrying out the development of student party members and educational management services efficient student union and propaganda work refers to actively building class atmosphere, academic atmosphere, and campus atmosphere, leading the way in ideological and theoretical education and value guidance, such as organizing the selection of civilized dormitories, completing the comprehensive assessment of 2022 graduates, organizing various sports competitions in the college, and doing a good job in publicity and reporting. the college strengthens various forms of assistance to graduate students from financially disadvantaged families by establishing online and offline psychological counseling studios, offering various forms of condolences, and tracking the ideological dynamics of graduate students. the college strengthens various forms of assistance to graduate students from financially disadvantaged families by establishing online and offline psychological counseling studios, offering various forms of condolences, and tracking the ideological dynamics of graduate students. secondly, the leadership team of the college actively contacts the class and dormitories to understand the learning and living conditions of postgraduate students, encourages them to actively take the exam, and provides channels to solve dormitory conflicts and psychological problems, helping students communicate and coordinate dormitory conflicts and other issues. in addition, distributing learning supplies to address concerns such as insufficient funds, and setting up postgraduate entrance examination scholarships, holding postgraduate entrance examination mobilization and guidance meetings, postgraduate entrance examination condolence meetings, registration and re examination adjustment counseling meetings, experience exchange meetings, etc. to motivate candidates to work hard in their studies. reform and create teaching materials. the quality of textbooks not only affects the teaching quality of educational subjects, but also affects the educational effectiveness of students. therefore, university textbooks need to pay more attention to ideological content. to do a good job in the postgraduate entrance examination, it is necessary to comprehensively consider various existing factors, provide accurate targeted services for experience consultation for students who need to take the exam adjustment, cultivate comprehensive development of students, and effectively do the work well. starting from the four aspects of knowledge, emotion, intention, and action, do a good job in providing guidance for the postgraduate entrance examination. in terms of knowledge, we will hold a seminar on exchanging experiences in the postgraduate entrance examination, inviting experienced teacher representatives with guidance in the examination, such as college leaders, department heads, class teachers, counselors, and representatives, to exchange speeches and help students summarize their experiences and analyze their shortcomings. the postgraduate entrance examination adjustment guidance meeting not only helps students understand the national line for postgraduate entrance examination, the latest adjustment policies, the interview process, and the preparation for the interview, but also provides guidance on the interview process, interview etiquette, interview skills, and frequently asked questions. in terms of emotions, the college invites teachers to share their rich personal experiences in the postgraduate entrance examination, introduce clear methods of the examination from their mental journey, and encourage everyone to do their best to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination interview. to enhance students' selfconfidence and cultivate their self-regulation ability, such as generating positive emotional experiences towards themselves, others, and the environment, improving selfefficacy, and forming a correct understanding of themselves. at the level of consciousness, the college helps everyone establish a correct worldview, outlook on life, and values, emphasizes the importance of perseverance in the postgraduate entrance examination process, and encourages students to stick to their original aspirations and bravely face challenges. in terms of practical skills, the first step is to cultivate students' initiative to set goals and actively implement them, which means being able to understand oneself, the world, career and future development trends, and actively collect adjustment information, such as previous years' adjustment score lines, subjects, and mentors. secondly, cultivate awareness of serving the masses, compliance with regulations, and unity and cooperation. in summary, during the postgraduate entrance examination process, students develop efficient study and work habits, as well as moral qualities of helping others, which can effectively handle interpersonal relationships. students have strong selfmonitoring abilities after receiving guidance for the postgraduate entrance examination, and can cope with various challenges in learning and life. college teachers need to abide by laws and regulations and continuously improve the quality of education and teaching, fully fulfill their teaching responsibilities, such as actively guiding students and caring for and caring for them. in daily work, teachers need to strictly implement teaching plans, actively engage in teaching, research, and academic exchanges, and pay attention to unity and cooperation. in addition, teachers continuously improve their own educational and teaching level, forming unique teaching skills, teaching ideas, and teaching styles. simultaneously promoting the spirit of collectivism refers to pursuing the common development of schools, teams, and personal careers. the entire college will further improve the guidance service project for student postgraduate entrance exams, and implement personalized guidance for application, preparation, and adjustment. the purpose of mental health education in universities is to cultivate a healthy psychological mechanism for college students and shape correct values with noble personalities. college students with healthy psychology are able to make rational judgments about external things, establish correct values, and engage in reasonable behavior that is in line with their age. therefore, the healthy psychology of college students can form a synergy between the external forces of 89 education and the internal forces of healthy psychology. on the contrary, if college students have problems with their mental health, they will develop incorrect values and various psychological problems. from this, it can be seen that strengthening mental health education for college students should not be limited to mental health education courses alone, but also establish a team of professional and knowledgeable mental health education. through various channels such as classrooms and the internet, we can popularize mental health education knowledge to college students, regulate their psychological problems, and promote their mental health growth. the college conscientiously carries out the work of providing financial assistance to students from povertystricken families who have taken the postgraduate entrance examination, such as improving the archives and training the cadres of the student assistance center. teachers should promptly implement the evaluation and distribution of various awards and scholarships, so that students in need can receive assistance and receive them in a timely manner. the goal of the college's funding management is to build a confident, self strengthening, united and mutually supportive team of cadres in the college's student assistance center, and to create a healthy, sunny, harmonious, and striving atmosphere for funding and education. firstly, the overall planning evaluation that needs to be formulated for the postgraduate entrance examination tutoring work refers to whether the overall planning review is scientific and reasonable, and whether the organizers have the ability to lead the overall situation; secondly, it is necessary to evaluate the educational team to determine whether the structure of the team formed by the organizers is reasonable, and whether training, supervision, and assessment are in place; finally, universities should evaluate the performance of the college's postgraduate entrance examination to determine whether the effectiveness of the organizers is significant. establish an objective evaluation mechanism, which can objectively evaluate learners by understanding their various aspects and combining them with their educational effectiveness. effectiveness of postgraduate entrance examination tutoring in universities depends on two aspects: firstly, it depends on whether the concepts are scientifically and reasonably imparted to students, so that in the process of implementing education, the educational subject should clarify scientific and reasonable educational objectives, innovate educational work, and optimize the education process; secondly, it depends on whether students can accept it rationally. therefore, universities should strengthen mental health education for college students, cultivate a healthy psychological mechanism for college students, shape a complete and noble personality, and ensure that college students grow up with a positive, rational, and optimistic healthy attitude. 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[3] sun xiaoe. empirical analysis of in-depth interview research methods [j]. journal of xi'an jiaotong university (social sciences), 2012 (03): 101. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 67 analysis of arrhythmia features based on lightgbm and kmeans feature extraction hanrong li a, xizhi hong b and baoyan hu c school of information communication, national university of defense technology, 430000, china a 1226180599@qq.com, b 1622151634@qq.com, c 2874916336@qq.com abstract: the risk classification based on heart disease signals aims to classify patients into different risk levels, such as low risk, medium risk, and high risk. this classification can help doctors determine appropriate treatment plans, take timely measures, and improve patients' survival rate and quality of life. this article is based on the background of this problem, extracting electrocardiogram signals, and using lightgbm and kmeans algorithms for arrhythmia classification and analysis. extracted from the 2s features collected in this article are the data features of the electrocardiogram, including p-wave, p-r band, qrs complex, s-t band, and t-wave features. construct a feature index pool for each electrocardiogram data, and use the feature index pool and the assigned risk level to construct a lightgbm classification regression model. the prediction accuracy is 93.5%, and the error fluctuation does not exceed ± 1. after that, use principal component analysis (pca) to perform feature dimensionality reduction on the data. specific classification of different categories of heart rates was carried out, and the specific performance of the algorithm and visualization of classification images were performed. finally, this article conducted model validation on the above model, and constructed training and validation sets to validate the model. through observation, it can be seen that the accuracy of the model is stable at over 90%. therefore, the model constructed in this article is true, effective, reliable, and accurate. keywords: lightgbm; kmeans; ecg characteristics; arrhythmias. 1. introduction 1.1. background research the widely used method for detecting arrhythmia is electrocardiography (ecg) diagnosis. arrhythmias are an extremely common and important abnormal state of cardiac electrical activity. different types of arrhythmia exhibit different states in the waveform and frequency of the electrocardiogram. studying electrocardiogram signals can diagnose various symptoms of arrhythmia. taking effective measures to detect the occurrence of arrhythmia has a great positive effect on the prevention and diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases, and has very important clinical significance. the pacemaker of the heart discharges electricity to transmit current to each myocardial fiber. upon receiving an electrical signal, the corresponding myocardial fiber completes a contraction, and the heart beats accordingly. the electrical signals of the heart can be transmitted to the skin on the body surface, and the performance of the electrical signals detected in different body surface areas varies. in this way, electrodes are placed in specific areas of the body surface, and electrocardiogram data can be recorded through an electrocardiogram machine. for people with severe heart disease, real-time monitoring of electrocardiogram is an important means of detecting arrhythmia. 2. a heart classification and recognition model based on lightgbm 2.1. data preprocessing then, in order to ensure the accuracy of the data and the efficiency of the program, this paper conducts data processing on the power spectral density of the ecg waveform, and carries out fourier transform processing on the data to screen the characteristics. the specific algorithm formula is as follows:  0 1 ( ) cos sin 2 n n n a f t a nwt b nwt      (1) according to euler's formula: cos sinie i    (2) fourier series can be expressed as:  0 1 ( ) inwt inwt n n n f t c c e c e        (3) ultimately, we can obtain: 1 ( ) ( ) 2 2 in wt iwt n n t f t c e w f w e dw           (4) by filtering, some useless noise can be filtered out and a relatively smooth waveform can be obtained for analysis. therefore, this article uses python software to program and filter the electrocardiogram signal, and the results are as follows: (a) 68 (b) figure 1. filter result graph based on the above filtering process, we have obtained satisfactory filtering results. 2.2. a heart disease classification model based on lightgbm extract the data features of the electrocardiogram from the 2s features collected in this article, and construct a feature index pool for each electrocardiogram data. using the feature index pool and the assigned risk level, construct a lightgbm classification regression model based on decision tree improvement to solve the above problems. and by predicting the obtained label and real_ calculate the accuracy of the model in identifying and classifying different categories based on the error size between labels. based on this, this article first introduces the lightgbm classification regression model under decision tree improvement, as shown below the gbdt (gradient lifting tree) model is a decision tree-based model that uses a forward distribution algorithm with the idea of continuously fitting residuals to minimize them. the negative gradient of the loss function of the ith sample in the t round can be expressed as 1( )( ) ( , ( ) [ ] ( ) t x i i ti f x f i l y f x r f x      (5) for the samples in each leaf node, we find the output value that minimizes the loss function: 1arg min ( , ( ) ) i ti ti c i t i x r c l y f x c    (6) in this way, we obtain the decision tree fitting function for this round: 1 ( ) ( ) j t tj j j h x c i x rt    (7) the final expression of the strong learner obtained in this round is as follows: 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) j t t tj j j f x f x c i x rt     (8) table 1. lightgbm parameter table parameter explain squarederror mean square deviation as a loss function eval_metric mae as an evaluation indicator max_depth the maximum tree depth of the decision tree is 5 learning_rate learning rate is 0.1 n_estimators 1000 iterations based on the analysis of the above issues, this article will use jupyter notebook software under anaconda for programming and solving. the model parameters will be set as in table 1. based on this, this article analyzes each category and calculates the difference between the predicted danger level and the actual danger level. using mae as the loss function, iteratively optimize the model, and the results are shown in the following figure figure 2. mae loss graph according to the analysis of the above figure, it can be seen that the model converges after 40 iterations and gradually stabilizes after 60 generations. therefore, we can conclude that the above model begins to stabilize at 60 iterations. therefore, further predictions were made for samples of all hazard levels, and the results are as follows figure 3. predicted difference graph based on this, this article analyzes the above images and shows that a difference of 1 between the predicted value and the true value indicates a slight misjudgment, and a difference of -1 between the predicted value and the true value indicates a slight false alarm. according to the observation in the above figure, it can be seen that there have been several minor false alarms and minor misjudgments in the prediction model, but the overall prediction effect is excellent. according to the observation in the above figure, the prediction accuracy is as high as 93.59%. this article effectively extracts features of various risk levels based on electrocardiogram morphology, and the obtained features can effectively represent the differences between patients with different risk levels. therefore, the results obtained by regression analysis using lightgbm are true, accurate, and 69 highly reliable. 3. electrocardiogram signal clustering model based on km algorithm 3.1. cluster analysis of electrocardiogram category 1 based on kmeans algorithm we further subdivide the categories in the specific danger degree, which belongs to the problem of unknown classification and unsupervised learning. therefore, for the unsupervised learning problem, this paper first uses the principal component analysis (pca) algorithm to reduce the dimension of data features. on this basis, the elbow method is used to draw the loss value iteration line of the kmeans algorithm, and the size of the k value is determined by observing the number of iterations of the loss value, in order to classify different types of heart rates. clustering is an unsupervised learning method that can group similar objects into the same cluster. the more similar the objects within the cluster, the better the clustering effect. there is a significant difference between clustering and classification, and classification requires a prior understanding of the criteria for the category, allowing data to be directly classified according to certain criteria. clustering is different. for a set of data, there is no connection between them. you can try to group objects with higher similarity into the same cluster based on their similarity. the algorithm principle of k-means is not complex. the entire algorithm is a process of repeatedly moving the center point of a class. firstly, k objects are randomly selected from n data objects as the initial clustering center. through continuous iteration, the center point of the class is moved to the average position of the included members, and then its internal members are re divided until all members are closest to the center of the class they belong to: 2 1 1 argmin argmin var i k k i i i i x s i x s s       (9) based on this, this article uses the kmeans algorithm to construct kmeans clustering analysis for the data of six different categories of heart disease types in the above problems. the elbow method is used to observe the changes in the loss function, and the optimal k-value is determined for clustering analysis of different categories. firstly, based on the analysis of the attachment data provided by the question, it can be concluded that there are a total of 6 levels of danger. under the premise of further subdividing them, the value of clustering number k is determined comprehensively based on the categories given in the question and the corresponding elbow graph in the kmens algorithm. through understanding the problem, it can be concluded that there are no multiple categories of life-threatening arrhythmias or life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias, and this article will not further analyze them. so, first, perform cluster analysis on life-threatening arrhythmias with a risk coefficient of 1, and the results are as follows based on the above analysis, further observation of the cluster center shows that risk category i can be further divided into two categories, namely, ventricular flutter (vfl) and ventricular fibrillation (vf). figure 4. further subdivision of hazard category 1 by elbow method based on the above summary, it can be seen that the differences between these two types of anomalies are mainly reflected in the qrs and s-t, t regions. this article drew images to observe the numerical variance of the hazard level of 1 in the three regions, and the results are as follows figure 5. run chart of two situations with hazard level of 1 by observing the differences between the two categories and analyzing them, it can be concluded that they are in line with the conclusions drawn in this article. as shown below ventricular flutter (vfl) and ventricular fibrillation (vf) are two kinds of arrhythmias. they have some differences in p wave, p-r wave band, qrs wave group, s-t wave band and t-wave images of ecg signals. the following are the main differences between them: 1. p-wave: in ventricular flutter, p-wave is usually not visible or obvious. in ventricular fibrillation, p wave is invisible or ignored. 2. p-r band: in ventricular flutter, due to rapid ventricular activation, the p-r band may be missing or not obvious. in ventricular fibrillation, the p-r band is usually invisible due to disordered ventricular activation. 3. qrs complex: in ventricular flutter, the qrs complex is usually a normal shape with regular waveforms. however, in ventricular fibrillation, qrs complex showed highly irregular shape without obvious waveform regularity. 4. s-t band: in ventricular flutter, the s-t band is usually flat or slightly elevated, indicating a certain degree of st segment elevation. in ventricular fibrillation, the shape of st band is also highly irregular, which may show wide fluctuation or high variation. 70 5. t-wave: in ventricular flutter, the t-wave is usually normal or slightly flattened. in ventricular fibrillation, the t wave is highly irregular, and may appear distorted, inverted, amplitude change or disappear. 3.2. cluster analysis of electrocardiogram category 4 based on kmeans algorithm by understanding the problem, it can be concluded that there are potential dangerous ventricular arrhythmias: lowfrequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), ventricular premature beats (b), high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), and ventricular escape rhythm (ver). this article will not further analyze it. so, first, perform cluster analysis on lifethreatening arrhythmias with a risk coefficient of 1, and the results are as follows figure 6. further subdivision of hazard category 4 by elbow method based on the above analysis and further observation of the cluster center, it can be concluded that risk category 1 can be further divided into two categories, namely low-frequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), ventricular premature beats (b), high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), and ventricular escape rhythm (ver) based on the above summary, this article draws images to observe the numerical variance of each area with a danger level of 4, and the results are as follows figure 7. run chart of two situations with hazard level of 4 ventricular tachycardia with long runs (vtlr), couplet (b), high grade ectopic beat (hgea), and ventricular escape rhythm (ver) are common types of arrhythmia. they have some differences in the p-wave, p-r band, qrs complex, s-t band, and t-wave images on the electrocardiogram signal. the following are the main differences between them: 1. p-wave: in low-frequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), p-wave is usually not visible or may be masked in the qrs complex. in ventricular premature beats (b), high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), and ventricular escape rhythms (ver), the p-wave usually does not appear at the expected time and may exhibit abnormal morphology. 2. p-r band: the length of the p-r band may vary in lowfrequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), ventricular premature beats (b), high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), and ventricular escape rhythm (ver). in low-frequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), the p-r band may be normal or slightly prolonged. in ventricular premature beats (b) and highly ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), the p-r band may be shorter. in ventricular escape rhythm (ver), the length of the p-r band is usually longer. 3. qrs complex: in low-frequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), the qrs complex may present as a broad anomaly. in ventricular premature beats (b) and high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), the qrs complex may exhibit abnormal morphology, usually with a normal width. in ventricular escape rhythm (ver), the qrs complex is usually normal or slightly wider. 4. s-t band: the shape and position of the s-t band may vary in low-frequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), ventricular premature beats (b), high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), and ventricular escape rhythm (ver). in lowfrequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), the s-t band usually exhibits a certain degree of depression or inversion. in ventricular premature beats (b) and high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), the s-t band may be normal or slightly elevated. in ventricular escape rhythm (ver), the st band is usually normal or slightly elevated. 5. t-wave: in low-frequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), ventricular premature beats (b), high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), and ventricular escape rhythm (ver), the morphology of t-wave may change. in low-frequency ventricular tachycardia (vtlr), t waves may be normal or flattened. in ventricular premature beats (b) and high ventricular ectopic beats (hgea), t waves are usually normal. in ventricular escape rhythm (ver), t waves are usually normal or slightly flattened. 4. conclusion every beat of the heart is accompanied by fluctuations in the electrical signals of the heart, reflecting whether there are problems with the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems. with the continuous development of technology and the continuous improvement of economic level, people often have met their material needs and started to worry about their physical health issues. cardio cerebral vascular disease has been the main cause of death of non-communicable diseases worldwide, and has been widely concerned by the medical community. the risk classification based on heart disease signals aims to classify patients into different risk levels, such as low risk, medium risk, and high risk. this classification can help doctors determine appropriate treatment plans, take timely measures, and improve patients' survival rate and quality of life. in addition, this classification also helps to optimize the allocation of medical resources, enabling highrisk patients to receive more urgent treatment and monitoring. this article is based on the background of this issue, using the 71 data provided by the organizer to extract electrocardiogram signals, and using lightgbm and kmeans algorithms for 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[7] zhang jiawei recognition of ecg morphological features and its role in classification [d]. east china normal university, 2011. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 117 research on the aided design system of linear conveyor equipment based on haochen cad fufu zhang, tianxing chen * college of mechanical engineering, southwest jiaotong university, chengdu, china * corresponding author: tianxing chen (email: txchen@swjtu.cn) abstract: in the design process of linear conveyors, in order to ensure the accuracy of the specifications and dimensions of each product, a large amount of drawing design work is required. in order to improve drawing efficiency and reduce human errors, this paper designs a parametric auxiliary design system for linear conveyors. by organizing and analyzing the nonstandard size change rules of aviation logistics transportation equipment, and based on the .net4.8 framework, using c# language for secondary development of cad software, in response to the call for national industrial software localization, this study selected the domestic cad software haochen cad as the platform. through system testing, this system can quickly generate non-standard part drawings through parameter input, improving drawing efficiency while reducing drawing error rates. keywords: cad secondary development; .net framework; haochen cad; parameterization; aided design. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid development of the economy and the arrival of the era of speed economy, more and more regions have recognized the increasingly prominent role of airports as engines for promoting regional economic development, and air freight is constantly shifting towards air logistics. in the foreseeable future, china's aviation logistics industry has great potential for development. at the same time, china's civil aviation industry has entered a period of rapid development, and new airports are being built across the country, relying on airports for airport economic development planning, with aviation logistics as one of the major development directions. with the continuous development of aviation logistics, the demand and usage of linear conveyors have greatly increased, making the design of linear conveyors particularly important. in the design process of linear conveyors, due to the need for products to meet the specific usage scenarios of customers, most of the equipment is custom-made. this means that there will be multiple specifications of aviation logistics transportation equipment in the same project, and except for some specific non-standard design parts, other structural dimensions are the same. however, although similar, in order to ensure the accuracy of each product's specifications and dimensions, a large amount of drawing design work is still required, which is a huge workload for designers. in the design process of linear conveyors, due to the need for products to meet the specific usage scenarios of customers, most of the equipment is custom-made. this means that there will be multiple specifications of aviation logistics transportation equipment in the same project, and except for some specific non-standard design parts, other structural dimensions are the same. however, although similar, in order to ensure the accuracy of each product's specifications and dimensions, a large amount of drawing design work is still required, which is a huge workload for designers. in the field of linear conveyor design in china, traditional autocad computer-aided design software plays a dominant role, while traditional autocad design efficiency is low. in order to further improve the level of intelligence and automation, research on secondary development of cad software to meet different industry standards and parameterized design through customized development methods is deepening. in order to improve drawing efficiency and reduce human errors, it is particularly important to organize and analyze the non-standard size change rules of aviation logistics transportation equipment, and to achieve intelligent generation of non-standard transportation equipment drawings through secondary development of cad drawing software. xu dan, a student at liaoning university of engineering and technology, developed a dynamic design software by establishing a dynamic model using finite element method, which can display dynamic parameters in both 2d and 3d graphics. li dazhi, a student at shanghai normal university, developed a design and analysis software for belt conveyors and achieved integrated design and analysis. yi binggang, zhang zhe, qiu lei, and zhang liangyou have studied the parameterized design of the belt conveyor transmission system and achieved parameterized modeling and automatic assembly of the components of the belt conveyor transmission system. the above research mainly focuses on the design and analysis of 3d models, and it has not been found that the design of non-standard parts of linear conveyors developed by domestic cad software cannot effectively improve design efficiency. 2. fundamentals of technical implementation autocad is a computer-aided design (cad) software developed by the american company autodesk. it is one of the widely used professional drawing tools worldwide, widely used in fields such as architecture, civil engineering, and mechanical design. the main function of autocad is to draw and modify 2d and 3d graphics through a computer. the advantage of autocad lies in its broad user base and rich feature extensions. many professionals in the industry are accustomed to using autocad for design and drawing work, making it one of the industry standards. in addition, autocad also has a large number of third-party plugins and 118 applications that can be extended and customized according to user needs, further improving work efficiency. the secondary development tools of autocad mainly include autolisp, activex/com, object arx, and net api, etc. autolisp is a programming language built into autocad, with simple syntax and ease of learning, but relatively limited functionality, mainly used for simple automation tasks. the activex/com interface can interact with multiple programming languages, but its functionality is relatively limited and its integration with autocad is relatively low. object arx is a c++programming interface that provides more advanced functional extensions and flexibility, but the development and debugging process may be relatively complex. based on the. net platform supports multiple languages (such as c#, vb.net, etc.) and provides powerful programming capabilities and object-oriented development models. it can directly call the object model of autocad, achieve functional extension and customization, and greatly improve development speed. domestic cad technology originated from secondary development based on foreign cad platform technology. on the basis of secondary development, some top domestic cad developers have gradually explored cad models that are suitable for china's development and demand. the rapidly rising domestic brands such as haochen cad and zhongwang cad are among them, and they all have high compatibility and are recognized by users. in response to the call for national industrialization software localization, this article selects haochen cad software for secondary development and design of a parametric auxiliary design system for linear conveyors. the tools used for the secondary development of haochen cad include gstarlisp, activex, object arx, .net api, etc. due to the support of multiple languages on the .net platform and high development efficiency, this article uses the. net4.8 framework and c# language for development. 3. design work characteristics and requirements analysis the design of non-standard parts for linear conveyors has the following characteristics: customization requirements: linear conveyors are usually designed and manufactured according to the specific needs of users, so non-standard part design work needs to be customized according to the special requirements of each project. this may involve very specific dimensions, shapes, materials, and other requirements, which means that there will be multiple specifications of aviation logistics transportation equipment in the same project. similar structure: in the design process of non-standard parts of linear conveyors, except for some specific nonstandard design parts, all other structural dimensions are the same. large workload: in order to ensure the accuracy of the specifications and dimensions of each product, although nonstandard parts have similar structures, a large amount of drawing design work is still required. high error rate: due to the general similarity of the structure, most designers make modifications based on the original part drawings by stretching and shrinking, which inevitably leads to design errors during the design process. the traditional non-standard design process is shown in fig.1: by analyzing the characteristics of traditional design, cad secondary development can be carried out on the design process of linear conveyors, which mainly includes adjusting the size of non-standard parts, deploying parts such as bed reinforcement ribs, nuts, circular holes, and labeling each size. by formulating non-standard design rules for linear conveyors in the program, the system can generate nonstandard part drawings based on the input of non-standard part parameters and according to predetermined rules. this will greatly improve the design efficiency of designers while reducing the error rate in non-standard designs. open standard part  drawings in cad calculate the positional  relationship of each  element manually modify  lines manually add or delete  the number of circular  holes, reinforcing ribs, etc manually re  dimensioning complete non‐ standard  component design drawing generation fig 1. traditional non-standard design flowchart 4. development of aided design system 4.1. system development environment the linear conveyor auxiliary design system adopts c# language and is based on the. net4.8 framework for secondary development of haochen cad. c# language has powerful functions and high development efficiency, which can efficiently develop software with related functions based on haochen cad. in haochen cad, the drawing of graphics is mainly achieved by calling corresponding functions to generate individual graphic objects. the following basic steps need to be followed: 1) obtain a graphical database for creating objects; 2) create an entity class object in memory; 3) open the block table of the graphics database; 4) open a block table record that stores entities, all model space entities are stored in the "model space" record of the block table; 5) add objects to block table records. the structure of the graphic database is shown in fig.2. graph database layer table layer table  record other symbol  tables symbol table  record block table block table  record named object  dictionary object entity fig 2. graph database structure diagram 119 4.2. system design route the design idea of this system is to combine the traditional linear conveyor design with cad secondary development technology, and convert the operations that originally needed manual modification into non-standard part drawings automatically generated by the system according to design rules by inputting design parameters. the specific design roadmap is shown in fig.3, which includes changes in the size of the part drawings, changes in the number of reinforcing ribs, changes in the number of circular holes, and changes in the size labeling of the part drawings. open standard  drawings in cad load system  assembly enter the  parameterized  design interface set non‐standard  part parameters complete non‐ standard  component design automatic stretching  or shrinking of part  size automatic arrangement  of reinforcing ribs and  circular holes automatic  dimensioning of  parts drawing generation fig 3. system design roadmap 4.3. analysis of the positional relationship of component elements table 1. analysis table of element position relationship part name non-standard dimensions rule description notes guard board length l length=equipment length head and tail roller components length power section length head section length standard section length * n. 500≤l≤2000 head and tail roller components length=200, power section length=1400, head section length=400, standard section length=2500 for bottom installation φ 11 number of circular holes when the overall length of the protective plate exceeds 1200, it is necessary to add one installation circular hole in the middle of the corresponding supporting plate increase the opening position to be consistent with the opening position of the support plate support boards length l length=equipment length head and tail roller assembly length * 2power section length head section length standard section length * n 300≤l≤1800 for top installation φ 11 number of circular holes when the overall length of the protective plate exceeds 1200, it is necessary to add one installation circular hole in the middle of the support plate. increase the position of the opening to be consistent with the position of the protective plate opening bottom φ 11 number of circular holes first φthe positioning distance from the center of the 11 circular holes to the back of the tray is 250, and the last one φthe distance from the center of the 11 circular holes to the front end of the tray shall not be less than 250, and the number of single sided circular holes shall not be less than 2, with a distance of 100 from the center of the holes. 1. this circular hole is used to install the roller component. if there is only one circular hole on one side, it cannot meet the usage requirements; 2. when the length of the support plate is less than 600, the circular hole may not be machined. sliding bed board number of welding nuts when the overall length of the protective board exceeds 1200, it is necessary to add one installation circular hole in the middle of the supporting board. after welding into a sliding bed board, a welding nut should be welded below the circular hole. number and spacing of bed board reinforcing ribs the distance from the center of the reinforcing ribs of the bed board to both ends of the bed board is 90, and the spacing between the reinforcing ribs does not exceed 500, with a maximum value close to 500. this system consists of a total of five series of linear conveying. each series requires the design of non-standard parts, including guard boards, support boards, and bed boards. each different non-standard part has its own design rules. due 120 to the similarities in the design ideas of the five series, this article will analyze the position of non-standard part elements using one of the series of conveyors. the specific analysis is shown in table 1. 4.4. linkage design of non-standard parts in the previous design, a single part in a series has been designed, but there is no correlation between different nonstandard parts in the same series, and each part parameter needs to be input separately. in order to further reduce the workload of designers and improve design efficiency, based on the original design, the relationship between different nonstandard parts of the same series is analyzed, and the parameters of each part are established through existing relationships, in order to achieve linkage between different non-standard parts. 4.5. system testing fig 4. parameter setting interface fig 5. generate non-standard part drawings 5. conclusion the linear conveyor system is based on the design characteristics of non-standard parts of the linear conveyor. based on the. net4.8 framework, the domestic cad software haochen cad is redeveloped using c# language. it realizes the function 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[9] zhou xiongwei, xiao yonglong, yang xinhao. breakthrough path and incentive mechanism for localization innovation of industrial software[j]. science and technology review, 2023, 41(6): 34-46. the design interface of this system uses command line input for operation, which is very convenient to use. users enter the design series selection interface by entering commands, and then click to select the series to be designed. the series parameter setting interface pops up, as shown in fig.4. after setting the relevant parameters, users can click the ok button to generate corresponding non-standard part drawings according to the design requirements, as shown in fig.5. through verification, the non-standard part drawings generated by the linear conveyor system meet the design requirements. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 101 research on ideological and political education into front‐end development courses nan chen guangdong university of science and technology, guangdong, china abstract: the front-end development course, as a computer science course, aims to cultivate students' skills and knowledge in front-end development. however, mastering technology and knowledge alone is not enough for students. they also need to possess ideological and moral qualities, a sense of social responsibility, and innovative abilities, which will have a positive impact on their comprehensive development and contribution to society. therefore, research should be conducted on how to integrate ideological and political education into front-end development courses, in order to further clarify the ideological and political education goals of front-end development courses, based on the goal of ideological and political education in the curriculum, improvements will be made to the teaching content and design of the front-end development course. taking the selection structure as an example, the ideological and political education in the course will be integrated into the classroom for practice, allowing students to master professional knowledge while achieving the goal of moral education. keywords: front-end development; curriculum model; college students. 1. introduction course ideological and political education is an important means for universities to implement the spirit of the national conference on ideological and political work in higher education institutions. it is necessary to adhere to the concept of "three comprehensive education" as guidance, integrate the idea of educating all staff, the whole process, and all aspects into talent cultivation, fully leverage the educational role of professional courses in universities, and truly cultivate highquality and high-level skilled talents for society. comprehensively promoting the construction of ideological and political education in courses is the fundamental task of implementing moral education and cultivating talents. the construction of ideological and political education in courses is an important task of comprehensively improving the quality of talent cultivation, and it clarifies the goals, requirements, content priorities, and promotion methods of ideological and political education in courses. front end development courses are important courses for computer majors, and it is necessary to integrate ideological and political education into front-end development courses. the existing education only focuses on the cultivation of knowledge and abilities, lacking the cultivation of qualities and ideas. at present, front-end development courses not only need to cultivate students' abilities to analyze problems, design algorithms, write code, and maintain code, but also need to guide students to be honest college students in the teaching process, cultivate their craftsmanship spirit, scientific spirit, and innovative thinking, and pay attention to patriotic education, encourage students to contribute to the computer industry. therefore, introducing ideological and political education into front-end development courses is a supplement and support to existing education. 2. application status in recent years, various universities have attached increasing importance to the ideological education of students, and have introduced policies and measures for curriculum ideological and political construction, gradually integrating curriculum ideological and political education into the teaching of frontline teachers in universities. this has also prompted scholars and teachers to conduct a series of research and exploration on curriculum ideological and political education. for example, some scholars elaborate on how ideological and political elements such as patriotism, professional pride, professional responsibility, and craftsmanship can be integrated into professional courses. some scholars explore the ways and methods of integrating ideological and political elements into front-end development courses, while others provide practical cases of course ideological and political integration for different knowledge points in front-end development courses. this article attempts to explore the application of ideological and political education in front-end development courses, explore the elements of ideological and political education in front-end development courses, design teaching methods for the application of ideological and political education in courses, and use function calls as an example for teaching practice. it aims to cultivate students' textbook knowledge and personal abilities while also doing some moral education work, achieving the goal of cultivating students with socialist core values, professional ethics, and personal qualities in ideological and political education. 3. course ideological and political application design the front-end development course adopts a blended online and offline teaching design that integrates ideological and political elements into the course. course resource development is carried out before teaching. the teaching process includes pre class self-learning, classroom teacherstudent interaction, and post class practical training. students can independently learn the basic concepts and ideas of frontend development before class, cultivate their patriotism, and enhance their confidence and sense of responsibility by understanding the development process of china's computer 102 industry; through classroom learning and practical training after class, master the development methods of front-end pages, design functional pages that meet specific needs, and reflect team spirit in the design process. through the teaching process, not only cultivate students' front-end development ability, but also cultivate their rigorous and pragmatic attitude, scientific spirit, and innovative ability. 3.1. explore ideological and political elements the front-end development course includes knowledge points such as development history, data types, control structures, functions, arrays, etc. it can explore corresponding ideological and political elements from each knowledge point. for example, introducing the current situation of front-end development in china, inspiring students' patriotism and enthusiasm for bringing glory to the country; guide students to have a rigorous and meticulous understanding by explaining that the same words have different meanings due to their capitalization; the use of selection structures can display different results, allowing students to understand the importance of choosing the correct outlook on life and values; the loop structure requires a statement to be executed thousands of times to achieve the desired result, allowing students to understand the principle of accumulation, perseverance, and transitioning from quantitative to qualitative change; combining different data types together to form a structure, which leads to different students coming together to form a whole, and thus cultivates students' sense of teamwork and collective honor. 3.2. instructional design after proposing relevant classroom exercises in classroom teaching, teachers encourage students to actively engage in proactive learning, mobilize their enthusiasm, and encourage them to actively participate in group discussions. students in the group cooperate with each other to complete learning tasks, cultivating the spirit of teamwork in student groups. specifically, each class can be divided into the following steps: (1)understanding the effectiveness of students' selfdirected learning before class can allow them to share their learning experiences before class; (2)present the key and difficult questions for this lesson, and have group discussions with all students. ask questions between groups; (3) teachers summarize and evaluate based on the discussion results; (4) teachers assign classroom exercises, students complete them in class, and teachers provide personalized guidance; (5) teachers conduct exercises, evaluations, and q&a; 3.3. teaching evaluation design traditional teaching evaluation generally only uses exam scores as assessment criteria, and integrating ideological and political education into curriculum evaluation will be divided into score evaluation and ability evaluation. not only do we evaluate students' daily test scores, experimental report scores, and final exam scores, but we also evaluate their teamwork ability, innovation, and learning initiative. after comparing the classes that implement ideological and political education with traditional teaching methods, we summarize the advantages and disadvantages of integrating ideological and political education into the curriculum with traditional teaching methods, and make corresponding improvements to teaching design and implementation, forming an effective continuous improvement loop. 4. practical cases of course ideological and political education this article will take the example of selecting structures and design case studies during the teaching process. through case studies, students will master the grammar of selecting structures and integrate ideological and political elements into the teaching process. this will not only help students understand new knowledge but also achieve the goal of moral education. 4.1. classroom teaching practice (1) pre class preview, students learn through the teaching resources provided by the superstar platform, and independently learn the if and switch sentences for selecting structures in advance. the mastery of knowledge points is checked through pre class exercises assigned by the teacher. students submit difficult questions to the online discussion module in the form of comments, and the teacher can answer questions online and keep track of the student's learning dynamics in a timely manner. (2) classroom discussion, each group conducts group discussions on the questions raised in class, such as asking students to execute different programs based on different conditions, and focusing on discussing the differences between if statements and switch statements in the selection structure. (3) the difficulty in selecting a structure for classroom exercises is how to use if and switch statements to solve practical problems. classroom exercises are assigned to students to complete in class and train their problem-solving abilities. exercise: judge students' grades. a score below 60 is considered unqualified, a score between 60 and 80 is considered qualified, and a score between 80 and 100 is considered excellent. this question is a typical multiplechoice structured question type, which judges students' grades and outputs different results based on different grades. it helps students understand the importance of choosing the correct outlook on life and values. method 1: most students can think of using the if statement to complete this question, and judge one by one to see if it meets the conditions. at this point, we remind students that the algorithm for a problem may not be unique. please consider whether there is a more efficient algorithm, and each group can discuss it on-site. method 2: this question can also be completed using the switch statement, with one judgment. comparing the judgment conditions with the conditions after the case can output the results at once without the need for individual comparisons. method 2 has one comparison, which is much more efficient than method 1. through the explanation of this exercise, students can understand that solving problems can try to design more efficient algorithms and cultivate their innovative spirit. 4.2. teaching evaluation after class, a questionnaire survey was conducted on the different abilities of students. the survey results showed that students are supportive of integrating into the ideological and political teaching mode of the course. the vast majority of students have mastered the knowledge points of this class, and 103 have also improved their teamwork ability. this class achieved the expected results, but students need to improve their learning initiative. in the future, teaching design will be improved to address this point. 5. conclusion this article introduces course ideological and political education into front-end development courses, explores the application of course ideological and political education in front-end development courses, and introduces the practical process of using selection structure as a case. the teaching has achieved the expected effect, providing reference for other knowledge points in the course to carry out course ideological and political education. next, we will carry out ideological and political practice on other knowledge points of front-end development courses, strengthen students' ideological education, and gradually improve the teaching quality of front-end development courses references [1] xue h .reform practice of front-end development curriculum system oriented by occupational skills[j].advances in vocational and technical education,2023,5(11). 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[6] valdivia-caballero jj.process model for the development of front-end web applications[j].interfases,2016,0(9):187-208. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 111 joint modelling of slot filling and intent detection in constrained resource scenarios qixuan li * school of computer science and technology, jilin university, changchun, jilin, 130015, china * corresponding author email: liqx2120@mails.jlu.edu.cn abstract: in the era of pervasive smart devices, natural language understanding (nlu) holds a pivotal role for facilitating intelligent interactions and decision-making. core to nlu are slot filling and intent recognition, essential tasks for comprehending user input. while joint modelling of these tasks has gained prominence, the challenges of realizing efficient joint models on resource-constrained devices have emerged as significant. these devices possess limited computational capacity and real-time requirements, necessitating lightweight and efficient models. in this study, we explore the design of a resource-efficient joint model for slot filling and intent recognition. through leveraging bert, , graph neural networks, and mask mechanisms, our model achieves the dual goals of semantic slot prediction and intent classification. we focus on model design, training, and real-time inference, aiming to contribute to the paradigm of resource-constrained natural language understanding. our investigation demonstrates the efficacy of our approach, even when working with a reduced dataset, underscoring the model's applicability to real-world scenarios with limited resources. keywords: slot filling; intent detection; graph neural networks. 1. introduction in today's digital era, the widespread use of smart devices has led to the rapid development of the field of natural language understanding, in which slot filling and intent recognition play a key role as core tasks to enable intelligent interaction and decision making. joint multitasking of slot filling and intent detection is a popular research area in the field of natural language understanding, which aims at identifying semantic slots and their corresponding intents as a summary of the whole sentence. however, in the face of practical scenarios such as resource-constrained mobile devices and embedded systems, how to efficiently conduct joint modelling research on slot filling and intent recognition on such devices has become an important and challenging topic. however, resource-constrained device environments pose many challenges. these devices usually have limited computing power and storage resources to host complex deep learning models. at the same time, real-time requirements place higher demands on the efficient performance of the models. how to design lightweight and efficient joint models for slot filling and intent recognition tasks under such dual constraints has become a problem that needs to be explored in depth. for the study of joint models for nlu, the earliest work used a three-layer crf, where the three layers are token features, slot labels, and intent labels, whereas this architecture is better than performing two sub-tasks in a pipeline, and the first neural model for solving the joint task is (different from recurrent neural networks) .[1,2] in recent years, recurrent neural network (rnn) based approaches, especially gated recurrent units (grus) and long short-term memory (lstms), have demonstrated strong capabilities in dealing with sequence annotation and sentence classification problems. [3-5] however, the prediction accuracy of deep neural network models relies heavily on a large amount of supervised data, and good device and gpu resources also affect the training and performance of the models to a certain extent, therefore, this study aims to explore how to build a joint model of slot filling and intent recognition on resource-constrained devices to achieve efficient natural language understanding in real-world applications. we will focus on the key aspects of model design, training and real-time inference, aiming to provide new solutions for natural language understanding tasks in resource-constrained environments. in this paper, we first reduce the dataset by random sampling to shorten the training period and simulate the resource-constrained scenario, and propose a -based model using bert, graph neural network and masking mechanism in order to accomplish the joint task of slot labelling and intent labelling. 2. related works in this section, we present some related work, mainly on the two models that have been proposed in association with our model. 2.1. graph neural networks for joint slot filling and intent detection recent advancements in natural language processing (nlp) have led to the development of innovative models to address the challenges of joint slot filling and intent detection tasks. traditional approaches like linear chain conditional random fields (crfs) have demonstrated limitations in capturing context and handling complex dependencies, particularly for joint tasks. in response, tang et al. introduced a graph convolutional network (gcn)-based crf model to overcome these limitations. [6] the proposed gcn-crf leverages graph convolutions to model intricate relationships among words, slot labels, and intent labels. by doing so, they successfully enhanced the performance of both slot filling and intent detection, providing a comprehensive solution to the joint task. 112 2.2. enhancing sequence labeling with graph neural networks parallelly, the challenges posed by long-tail scenarios in sequence labelling (sl) tasks have been tackled by wang et al. [7] they proposed the graph neural network for sequence labelling (gnn-sl), a technique that employs graph neural networks (gnns) to enhance sl model outputs by retrieving similar tag instances from the training dataset. the use of gnns in constructing a heterogeneous graph allows for the propagation of information between retrieved tag samples and input word sequences. through enhanced node aggregation and neighbourhood information, their approach effectively addresses the challenges of longtail sl tasks, improving the overall quality of predictions. 2.3. fusion of graph neural networks and gcn-crf model motivated by the strengths of both the gcn-crf model for joint tasks and the gnn-sl approach for sl tasks, we propose an innovative fusion that unifies the advantages of both paradigms. in this approach, we incorporate the gnnsl's graph-based enhancement strategy into the gcn-crf model for joint slot filling and intent detection. by integrating gnn techniques into the existing gcn-crf framework, we aim to harness the power of relationship modelling and sequence labelling enhancement simultaneously. this fusion is anticipated to result in a more robust and comprehensive model that excels in solving the combined challenges of slot filling and intent detection in nlp applications. 3. methodology in this section we describe our dataset selection and preprocessing and our model construction. 3.1. dataset description and preprocessing the snips dataset stands as a pivotal resource in the realm of natural language understanding (nlu) research. specifically curated for intent recognition and slot filling tasks, this dataset encompasses a wide array of languages and domains, facilitating the training and evaluation of diverse nlu models. 3.1.1. dataset overview comprising user-generated text inputs, the snips dataset is meticulously annotated with corresponding intent labels and slot annotations. the intents encapsulate the users' purposes behind their inputs, while the slots entail critical information extracted from the utterances, encompassing entities such as dates, times, and locations. 3.1.2. resource constraints and preprocessing in order to adapt the snips dataset to resource-limited devices, we introduce a preprocessing step random sampling. this approach aims to simplify computational requirements while maintaining data diversity. by strategically selecting subsets of the dataset, preprocessing effectively optimizes the dataset for constrained environments. during the preprocessing stage, a random sampling strategy was used to select a representative subset from the snips dataset, of which we sampled 15%. this process entailed randomizing the selection of data instances while ensuring a proportional distribution of intent and slot annotations. by reducing the size of the dataset through random sampling, we address the challenges posed by limited computational resources on resource-constrained devices. 3.2. model construction we propose an integrated model that aims to provide an efficient and high-performing solution for natural language understanding tasks such as intent detection and slot filling. our model combines bert word embeddings, bi-directional long and short-term memory networks ( ), selfattention mechanisms, and graph neural network techniques to form a multi-layered architecture that achieves the goals of deeper comprehension of input text, efficient feature extraction, and accurate result outputs. 3.2.1. bert (bert) based on the transformer architecture has demonstrated powerful capabilities in several tasks in various domains. in this study, we used bert word embeddings as the word vector representation of the neural network input.[8] for each word in the sentence, we employ to further slice it and integrate the sliced representation through a simple summation operation, thus bringing the sliced word back to the original integrated word form. for our experiments, we used the basic version of bert. 3.2.2. bilstm bidirectional long short-term memory (bilstm) is a variant of recurrent neural network (rnn) for processing sequential data, especially in the fields of natural language processing and temporal data analysis. it is capable of capturing long-range dependencies when processing sequential information, leading to a better understanding of contextual information. lstm is a special type of rnn designed to solve the problem of gradient vanishing during long sequence training. it effectively captures and transmits information through memory cells and a series of gate mechanisms. however, traditional lstms can only transfer information in one direction (front-to-back or back-to-front). extends this by processing input sequences in two directions (front-toback and back-to-front) simultaneously, thus allowing the model to consider both past and future contexts at each time step. we denote the word as .when all tokens are handled by bert, the bert embedding of the word as . bidirectional lstms are used for word embedding after bert: , , 1 where , … is the inputs, and → on the top denote the forward order of original embeddings, ←represent the backward order, respectively. , … is the outputs of . is the last state of encoder. 3.2.3. self attention the model uses deep self-attention mechanism in predicting the slot labels to identify the most informative words, while the intention depends on the particular word in the sentence and different words have different degree of influence on the intention detection, so the basic importance and contribution of each word is estimated by the selfattention mechanism. we utilize a two-layer multilayer perceptual machine (mlp) and set the activation function to tanh (the last activation function is set to none). 113 by using the multilayer perceptron, we perform some computations or transformations on the hidden state to obtain an attention function, and the output probability distribution is the attention weight for each word. the complete calculation is as follows: (2) , , 3 where is a two-layer multilayer perceptual machine and the activation function is , is performed to obtain attention value, is the final discourse-level representation, and is the word index, ∈ and ∈ are the mapping matrices, where is the tag size of slot, the tag size of intent, is the hidden size of . 3.2.4. mask mechanism is the number of words in the sentence. is the total number of iterations. ∈ is the label distribution of the node in the iteration, where ∈ 0, , ∈ 0, and is the label distribution of the intent node, we add the intent as the last node to tag and apply mask mechanism to to recover the original set of labels of the node. intent nodes have only intent-specific label sets of size , so the mask of an intent node is , ∗ , 0, ∗ like follows: 0, ∗ , , ∗ , , ∗ , 0, ∗ , 4 where is the tag size of intent and is the tag size of slots. we can obtain the unary potential by following equations: , , ∈ 0, 1 , . 5 where is the unary potential of the -th node; denotes the zero vector of length ; depending on the mask, zero vector will be used to fill the original logits. 3.2.5. graph construction first for each word , the k nearest neighbour sets are queried from the training set using their corresponding embeddings , and the l2 euclidean distance d( , -) is used as the similarity measure. the retrieved nearest neighbor sets are represented as (key, value) pairs, where keys denote retrieved similar words and values denote corresponding sl labels. we need to construct a graph from the k nearest neighbours of the query and the input words. messages are passed from the nearest neighbours to each input word to obtain an aggregated representation. then define three types of nodes and different types of edges associated with the nodes:  , which represent the input nodes, i.e. enter the words in the sentence  ,which represent the neighbour nodes, i.e., the retrieved neighbour terms. in addition to this, the context of the nearest neighbours (thus considered as neighbour nodes) is also included in order to obtain richer contextual information for the retrieved neighbours.  ,which represent the label nodes. since the labels of the nearest neighbours provide an important basis for the classification of the input nodes, we would like to pass the influence of the neighbours' labels along the graph to the input nodes the first paragraph after a section or subsection heading should not be indented; subsequent paragraphs should be indented by 5 mm.  υ ,which represent edges from input nodes to input nodes.  υ , which represent edges between the input nodes and the neighbour nodes.  υ , which represent edges from neighbour nodes to neighbour nodes  υ , which represent edges between the neighbour nodes and label nodes we construct an undirected graph based on the defined nodes and edges, and then use a graph neural network (gnn) to summarize the graph-based information to obtain the final representation of each word to be labelled. for each edge (s, e, n), the message passed from node s to node n can be expressed as follows: , , 6 where denotes a collection of nodes v, ∈ and ∈ are two learnable weight matrices that control the outflow of node from the node side and the edge side, respectively, denotes the dimension of a vector. and we map the source node to a vector and the target node to a vector in order to facilitate the introduction of attentional weights. the attention mechanism can be viewed in vaswani et al..[9] we can think of the importance of each neighbor of the receiving node n with respect to that relation as an attentional mechanism linking the different locations of a single sequence: , 7 where ∈ and ∈ are two learnable matrixes. when using different types of edges for node connections, we follow hu et al. to maintain a different edge matrix ∈ for each edge type between the points of and : , ∙ 〈 , , 〉 √ , 8 , , , , ∈ , ∈ 9 where μ is a learnable matrix representing the contribution of each edge with different relations. [10] we now have information and attention weights for each edge, and further go to get information and weights for all neighbouring nodes: ∙ ⊕ , , , ∀ ∈ 10 , , ∙∙∙ 11 , , ∙ , , 12 where is the number of heads of the polytope note, and is a learnable model parameter, ⊕ is elementwise addition and ∈ is a learnable model parameter used as an activation function like a linear layer. we define the layer 1 representation of node n as follows: , , ∙ , , , ∀ ∈ 13 where ∙ denotes the function that aggregates the information passed by the neighbours of node , , , denotes the information passed by node to node along edge , and , , denotes the edge weights modeling the importance of source node to target node . the aggregated representation of each input word is used as its final representation, passed to the layer to 114 output the most likely sequence of slots and intent. 4. experiment and discussion this section explores the experimental setup by presenting training details and discussing experimental results. 4.1. training details the layer and layer have a consistent number of 100 neurons. the results of the bi-directional layer are imported into the self-attentive layer and then passed into the undirected graph constructed in our model, thus effectively capturing the interdependencies between labels in the output sequence. the middle layer is activated by the activation function. furthermore, to offset the risk of overfitting inherent in neural networks, a spatial culling layer with a coefficient of 12% was strategically introduced as a regularization technique before applying the and layers. for the optimization strategy, the adam optimizer was chosen with a learning rate set to 0.1. in addition, the parameter updates of this model were controlled by the categorical cross-entropy, which was a key driver for the refinement of the model. this comprehensive model was trained over a long period of time in an effort to utilize the computational power of multiple gpus provided by kaggle to meet the demands of the sample data. 4.2. results and discussion in our study, we chose f1 score as a measure of slot filling performance and accuracy as a metric of intent detection performance. by combining these two metrics, we are able to comprehensively evaluate the performance of our proposed model and ensure that it achieves satisfactory results in both slot filling and intent detection. in this study, we focus on comparing our proposed model with the classical model bilstm.in addition, we also compare these two models with two other benchmark models, and bert-bilstm, which were trained on the full dataset. the relevant comparison data is detailed in table 1. table 1. comparison of results with published models on the snips dataset. dataset model f1-score(slot) accuracy(intent) snips random 15% subset 82.4 87.9 snips random 15% subset 76.7 85.1 snips 87.8 96.7 snips 96.3 99.2 from the data tables we present, it is clear to observe that our proposed exhibits better performance relative to the conventional model in the same sample space. although in this particular case, the significant reduction in the dataset size leads to a degradation of the model performance, our model has an outstanding advantage when facing the training of small-scale datasets. not only is it able to significantly reduce the training period, but it is also able to maintain a good level of performance. this is important for applying natural language understanding models to resource-constrained environments. overall, our study not only provides an in-depth exploration of improving model performance, but also takes into account the real-world situation of resource constraints during the experimental process. our proposed model is not only a breakthrough in terms of accuracy, but also has practical applications in terms of resource consumption. this will provide useful guidance and inspiration for tasks in constrained environments in the field of natural language 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(2020). heterogeneous graph transformer. proceedings of the web conference 2020. 2704–2710. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 28 an adaptive multitasking evolutionary computation offloading algorithm for mobile edge computing yingjie hou 1, zhangang wang 2, *, xu liu 1 1 school of software, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china 2 school of computer science and technology, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china * corresponding author: zhangang wang (email: wangzhangang@tiangong.edu.cn) abstract: in the mobile edge computing scenario, intelligent terminal devices can reduce the waiting delay by offloading the computing task to a server. the offloading scheme’s optimization has been proven an np-hard problem. the heuristic algorithms, including evolutionary algorithms, are widely used to search for the optimal scheme. user experience is mainly limited by energy consumption and time delay. most existing research results combine it linearly into a single objective or focus on the optimal solution in a specific area. based on this, this paper proposes an adaptive multitasking evolutionary optimization algorithm, which considers multiple independent areas to be optimized. it abstracts the task offloading system model in each area as a multiobjective programming problem, aiming at minimizing the average energy consumption and delay of intelligent devices. by learning the user distribution and the similarity of tasks to be processed in different areas dynamically to adjust the degree of population communication, the convergence has been sped up. the performance of the proposed algorithm is verified by a set of instances. keywords: multitasking optimization; multi-objective optimization; edge computing; resource allocation. 1. introduction the introduction should provide background information (including relevant references) and should indicate the purpose of the manuscript. cite relevant work by others, including research outside your company. place your work in perspective by referring to other research papers. inclusion of statements at the end of the introduction regarding the organization of the manuscript can be helpful to the reader. with the development of the internet of things, mobile devices are no longer limited to small and microelectronic devices such as smartphones and personal computers. application scenarios, such as augmented virtual reality, automatic driving, and digital medical treatment, put forward higher requirements for response delay and computing speed. the central cloud architecture that centralizes computing resources at the core is difficult to meet the needs of the large number of users. based on the relevant research on the marginalization of computing resources, the european telecommunications standards association proposed the concept of mobile edge computing. it aims to distribute computing resources to provide computing services with lower delay and higher bandwidth, creating an open and collaborative network environment. mobile edge network mainly comprises mobile edge servers (mess) and mobile devices (mds). compared with the terminal device, the edge server often configures many computing resources, which can significantly improve the processing speed. in the mobile edge computing scenario, md can decompose the applications to be processed into subtasks and offload them to mess to use computing resources fully. by deploying servers with solid computing power near the intelligent device terminal, the processing delay is reduced by shortening the straight-line distance. due to the complexity of the mes environment, many factors affect the offloading decision. designing the optimal offloading decision strategy to fully tap the performance gain of mes in time delay and energy consumption is a very challenging scientific problem. as an np-hard problem, heuristic algorithms are often used to solve the optimal scheme under different mode architectures. user experience is mainly restricted by time delay and energy consumption. most of the existing research results combine them into a single objective function, which is difficult to reflect on the restrictive relationship between them. when it is solved as a multi-objective optimal problem, the amount of calculation also increases. based on this, this paper proposes an adaptive multitasking evolutionary optimization algorithm, which considers multiple independent areas to be optimized. it abstracts the task offloading system model in each area as a multi-objective programming problem. the target is to minimize the average energy consumption and delay of intelligent devices, dynamically learns the distribution of users and the similarity of tasks to be processed in different areas, and adjust the degree of population communication. the task offloading schemes in different regions are planned and solved based on the same population. the main contributions of this paper are summarized as follows: (1) a scheme for coding and decoding the individuals is designed. it can be resolved into an offloading strategy that meets the constraints of the region. in the iterative process, only the source code is used as the individual for mating, nondominated sorting, and other operations. finally, the optimal individual is decoded into the task offloading scheme corresponding to different regions. (2) an adaptive parameter learning method based on distribution is used to dynamically adjust the communication degree of the population to reduce the negative feedback caused by excessive communication on the convergence speed. (3) the individuals in the population are ranked nondominated based on a set of pre-generated reference points, which provides additional information for individuals as a 29 reference from the dispersed area to improve the uniformity of non-dominated solutions effectively. this paper is organized as follows. section ii briefly introduces the research results of offloading optimization scheme in the mobile edge computing scenario; section iii introduces and explains the mobile edge computing system model used in this paper in detail; section iv describes the algorithm proposed in this paper in detail in combination with the application scenario; section v compares with other algorithms on multiple instances to illustrate the performance of the proposed algorithm. 2. related work besides processing computing tasks with their servers, mobile devices can also offload tasks to edge servers. to advance the experience of users, reducing waiting time is an important goal. liu et al. [1] transformed the computing offload problem into a markov decision process. by analyzing the average delay time of tasks and the average energy consumption of mobile devices, they aimed to minimize the delay time under power limitation and find the best computing offload strategy by a one-dimensional search algorithm. mao et al. [2,3] proposed a computational offloading strategy based on mes system with green energy collection. taking the delay time and the cost of task failure as performance indicators, the author proposes a dynamic online computing offloading algorithm based on lyapunov optimization. due to the need for data transmission in the offloading process, the energy consumption caused by this process cannot be ignored. you et al. [4] considered the resource allocation problem of offloading multiple terminal devices to a single edge server in mes and transformed the problem into a convex optimization problem to minimize the energy consumption of mobile devices under the constraint of delay time. zhao et al. [5] optimized the offloading selection, radio resource allocation, and computing resource allocation in the mes system of multi-mobile terminal devices to minimize the energy consumption of intelligent mobile devices. the classic three-node mes system consists of a terminal node, an auxiliary node, and an edge node. cao et al. [6] proposed the joint computing and communication cooperation method in the classical three-node mes system and obtained the optimal solution through the convex optimization method. lyu et al. [7] proposed a new architecture of the cloud, edge cloud, and internet of things devices and proposed a framework that allows lightweight requests to solve the scalability problem. a selective offload scheme is designed to minimize the energy consumption of the device. allowing the device to specify or refuse offload can further reduce the signaling overhead. to reduce the delay, it is practical to offload most of the pending tasks to the server. however, the power storage capacity of mobile devices is limited, which obviously cannot complete the transmission task of too large an order of magnitude. taking time delay and energy consumption as optimization objectives, respectively, will ignore the potential constraints between them, which is far from practical application. therefore, some studies abstract task offloading as a multi-objective optimization problem to find the optimal solution in the trade-off. chen et al. [8] proved that solving the optimal solution of computing offloading scheme is nphard and designed a distributed computing offloading algorithm. dinh et al. [9] proposed an optimization framework for offloading tasks from one mobile device to multiple mes servers. the goal is to minimize the total task execution delay and mobile device energy consumption by jointly calculating the offloading and cpu frequency of mobile devices. using the idea of a software-defined network (sdn), chen et al. [10] studied the offloading calculation problem of mes in the ultra-dense network (udn). they transformed it into two sub-problems, namely task offloading and resource allocation, and proposed an effective calculation offloading scheme of software-defined task offloading (sdto). ning et al. [11] considered the resource competition among mobile terminal devices, transformed the multiterminal device computing offloading problem into a mixed integer linear programming (milp) problem, and designed an iterative heuristic mes resource allocation (ihra). the above researches are mostly based on single-user and single-task scenarios. however, in real-task scenarios, multiuser and multitasking scenarios are more common and meaningful. li et al. [12] proposed a deep reinforcement learning (drl) algorithm to solve the problem of computing offload in heterogeneous edge servers. the algorithm considers multitasking edge subnet heterogeneity and edge device mobility. it studies the network environment, generates computing offload decisions, uses the actor critical algorithm and deep deterministic policy gradient, and uses evolutionary computing offload decisions to minimize tasks. lei et al. [13] proposed a collaborative computing offload and multi-user scheduling algorithm in the edge computing system of the internet of things, which minimizes the longterm weighted sum of delay and power consumption when random traffic arrives. the dynamic optimization problem is transformed into a continuous time markov decision process (ctmdp) model. the semi-gradient descent method and time difference algorithm are used to linearly approximate the value function, and a simple algorithm for solving the ctmdp model is derived. rui et al. [14], based on the edge unloading system of an intelligent wearable device communication network, proposed a sort and segmentation algorithm for multi-purpose computing, which divides some tasks to be unloaded before unloading. once the unloading decision is made, the relevant model with the minimum transmission cost as the goal will be established, and the dynamic unloading strategy will be proposed. literature [15] proposed an efficient computing offload scheme for the distributed load-balancing mec network combined with cloud computing. the execution delay and cost of edge and cloud services can be reduced by using queue theory to model the nonlinear multi-objective optimization problem. literature [16] established a multi-objective optimization strategy to balance the energy consumption and delay performance of the server and solved the optimization problem using the interior point method and queuing theory. an unloading scheme based on multitasking unloading game theory is proposed in [17]. it is close to the optimal solution of the theoretical optimal policy and significantly reduces the system overhead. the problem of task offloading in multiuser mobile edge computing scenarios is described as a convex optimization problem in [18], which minimizes the weighted sum of delay and energy consumption under limited resource conditions. it uses the computational offloading mechanism to minimize mobile device energy consumption and task execution delay. the classical multi-objective evolutionary algorithms, such as nsga-ii [19] and moea/d [20], have been applied to 30 task offloading optimization to reduce energy consumption and time delay simultaneously. however, as these algorithms do not support information exchange of subpopulations, it can only optimize the objectives in a single region at a time. in this paper, a multitasking evolutionary named moea-rp is proposed. by adaptively learning the mating parameter , individuals in subpopulations can do knowledge transmission in different extent dynamically. convergence of subtasks can be accelerated through using the potential similarities based on the single population simultaneously. 3. system model the intelligent terminal device has powerful functions, and the amount of data to be processed has increased. it is challenging to only meet the needs by relying on the terminal’s computing power. with the improvement of the functions of personal terminals and the further popularization of other intelligent devices, the demand for edge servers is becoming increasingly urgent. the edge network system model of multiapplication service deployment based on multitasking evolution is shown in figure 1 below. the system comprises three parts: central cloud, edge server, and mobile devices. all services users require can be provided on the cloud, and it is assumed that there are almost unlimited computing resources on the cloud. edge servers often provide higher computing speed than wired terminal devices of computing resources. in a specific area, the mobile device can decompose part of the application data and offload it to the edge computing server for processing to reduce the response delay. figure 1. system model as shown in figure 1, the data transmission between the mobile device and the edge server is realized through the wireless mode. the wired connection between edge servers dramatically improves the transmission speed while reducing the packet loss rate. table 1. symbol description area containing optimization task of unloading scheme mobile devices proposed in each region pending tasks proposed by mobile devices number of decomposable copies of tasks to be processed total amount of data to be processed by mobile devices data volume of each subtask after decomposition processing speed of mobile devices processing time of the mobile device itself ratio of data uploaded and downloaded by subtasks distance between mobiles device and edge computing servers μ channel interference factor there are n edge computing servers and m mobile terminals in a specific region (region r). users complete s tasks through intelligent terminals, such as data processing, image restoration, etc. the task can be decomposed into data packets of different sizes for distributed processing to speed up the processing speed. there are differences in the total amount of data packets and the corresponding data volume, code volume, complexity, and other characteristics. formulate an appropriate resource allocation strategy, select the most appropriate processing mode for each intelligent terminal in the area, and shorten the delay and energy consumption caused by task processing as far as possible, which is the optimization goal. the resource allocation optimization problems in multiple regions , , . . . , have potential similarities. the pending tasks of user can be decomposed into ci subtasks. the data volume of each subtask is . the total amount of data to be processed of user is represented as follows. (1) there are two main processing methods for subtasks: using their processor and offloading to the edge computing server in the region. when the subtask is processed by mobile device , the time required is mainly affected by the computing power of the processor. (2) in which is the processing speed of mobile device processor. when subtask is offloaded to edge server to be processed, the corresponding mobile device uploads data packets to the edge server in advance, after the task processing is completed, the data generated by subtask is downloaded to the terminal memory. (3) the amount of data to be downloaded after the execution is , mainly related to the complexity of operations and the amount of original data. set the ratio of and as . (4) the wireless transmission mode is mostly used when the mds offloads the subtask to the mess. it divides the frequency band into channels, which are more vulnerable to interference than the wired mode. (5) µ is the channel interference factor, which is negatively correlated with the density of devices that send requests simultaneously in the area. the upload speed will slow when the surrounding mobile devices exceed the threshold. when mess completes the subtask, the calculated data will be downloaded by the mds. this process is less affected by electromagnetic interference. the transmission rate is relatively stable due to the strong transmission signal. after the task is successfully uploaded to the receiving end, the receiving end will call the computing resources for calculation. the computing time is mainly determined by the 31 amount of data, the complexity of the task, and the computing speed of the server itself. (6) the operation speed is expressed by the clock frequency of the processing core. the energy consumption of mobile terminal equipment in edge computing networks is divided into static and dynamic energy consumption. when the mobile device has no computing task, the stored power will also be consumed in the vacant state. in data transmission and processing, there will be corresponding dynamic energy consumption. for mobile device subtask , when the equipment itself processes it, the corresponding equipment energy consumption is: (7) where is the time of processing subtask by in (6). is the rated power of mobile device when performing calculation tasks. it is related to the performance of the mds. node offload task to node when processed, will generate energy consumption in uploading and downloading. meanwhile, will also generates corresponding energy consumption due to downloading and uploading data and sending operation results. (8) the mobile edge computing system model in area can be summarized as follows: where and are the 0-1 variables, indicating the location of processing subtask (9) through utilizing the potential similarity of resource allocation in edge computing scenarios in different regions, the populations of different optimization problems are exchanged to speed up the convergence of the solution process. the problems to be optimized under the condition of parallel processing are: (10) the average delay and energy consumption of mobile terminal devices in edge computing networks are simultaneously minimized. for each area , the mobile device can decompose more complex tasks and offload them to the edge server for processing. the computing speed is greatly accelerated because the edge server has sufficient computing resources. however, the mobile device needs additional energy to upload and download data. when the amount of data is too large, the energy consumption generated by data transmission may exceed that processed by the device itself in this process. the storage capacity of mobile devices is limited, which is challenging to support too frequent task offloading. therefore, minimizing the average energy consumption and average delay simultaneously in the region is challenging. the reduction of one target must be at the cost of increasing another target. although the optimal offloading schemes of mobile devices in different regions have no correlation and no numerical relationship, their edge computing networks have potential similarities, so they can provide reference to each other and speed up the optimization process. in the following sections, this similarity and its use are further discussed. 4. proposed algorithm this paper combines the idea of multitasking with the traditional multi-objective evolutionary algorithm. based on the classical evolutionary algorithm nsga-iii [21], a multiobjective evolutionary optimization algorithm is proposed to optimize the task offloading scheme of intelligent terminals in the target area in the edge computing scene. compared with nsga-iii, the simplified reference point generation method is used to replace the straight-line distance with the angular relationship, while using the additional information provided by the reference point to improve the uniformity of the solution, the computational resources consumed in this link are reduced. 4.1. the main structure of moea-rp the main steps of the algorithm are summarized as follows: step 1: code the individual through the algorithm 1 to get the initial population , randomly allocate skill factor 1. . . . the reference point set z is obtained from the reference point generation strategy; step 2: decode the initial population through the algorithm 2, and calculate the initial population p by the formula (9). the objective function values of individuals in , , … , and , , … , , initialization ideal point ∗ , ; step3: start iteration. adaptive learning communication parameter , dynamically control of different skill factors ; randomly select the parent individuals, further expand the solution space through cross mutation, and obtain the offspring population , children retain the skill factor of the parent through inheritance strategy; decode the offspring individuals, calculate their fitness values and , and update the ideal point ∗; the parent and child populations are merged, and the non-dominated sorting is carried out with the help of the information of the reference point set , and the optimal individual solution with the same number as the initial population is retained; step 4: reach the upper limit of iteration times. output the non-dominated solution corresponding to each skill factor, decode for different regions, and obtain the optimal task unloading scheme for each region. 4.2. encode and initialization for k areas with edge computing networks , , . . . , , where the numbers of edge computing servers and mobile devices is , , . . . , , , , . . . , , respectively. the task to be processed is , , . . . , , whose corresponding number of decomposable subtasks is , , . . . , . the number of individuals included in the initial population p0 is n. each individual can be transformed into a solution for the sub-task allocation scheme of mobile terminal equipment in different regions through unique decoding methods. each individual in the population is represented in the form of a matrix of the 32 same size. the number of rows of the matrix is the maximum number of mobile terminal devices in each area. the number of columns is the maximum number of decomposable copies of the task to be processed. namely: (11) take one of the individuals pti in t-generation as an example: (12) where 1 . . . , 1 . . . the value range of is a floating-point number between [0, 1], which is used to represent the task processing position of each user after decomposition. 0 means that the device itself processes the corresponding subtask, otherwise, it is offloaded to the edge computing server for processing. the probability of 0 is constant . at the same time, the skill factor 1. . . is randomly assigned to the initialized population. 4.3. mating two individuals and are selected each time randomly. if they have the same skill factors, means that the two candidate solutions are for task allocation in the same area, the crossover and mutation process can be carried out directly. the newly generated two offspring individuals inherit the skill factors of their parents. if the two skill factors differ, they are candidate solutions for task allocation in different regions. the extent of mating is limited by the parameter . if the generated random number is less than , and can exchange information according to the established crossover rules, and the generated offspring and randomly inherit the skill factor of the parent , . otherwise, the parent individual , pjcrosses the crossover step and mutates respectively to generate offspring , directly inherits the skill factors of their parents. an online learning method with parameter rmp has been introduced, quantifying its similarity based on the population distribution with different skill factors in the iterative process. unlike the static method of specifying specific values in advance, this method can dynamically change the similarity evaluation with the population update and has good adaptability. this method is briefly described below. see the original literature for detailed derivation and details. set the candidate solution population for the k region matches the distribution , it can be expressed as: (13) there are many methods to measure distribution differences, such as kl divergence, js divergence, crossentropy, wasserstein distance, and others. considering the problem characteristics and subsequent operation steps, kl divergence is selected to measure the distribution of population : (14) in (14), is a constant. according to (13), is the only variable affecting the distribution and the difference between populations. from (13) and (14), and ǁ are equivalent: (15) the minimization problem is a convex optimization problem, which can be solved generally. the optimal is the similarity measure between the region k and the region j user task offloading candidate solution. figure 2 shows the parent individual , . generate the sites , ∈ 1… randomly, where . individuals , are in matrix form. exchange the columns between , to generate offspring , , respectively. generate site ∈ 1. . . randomly to generate a new matrix ptemp as shown in the figure replaces the of the individual column. where matrix ptemp the value of is [0, 1], and the probability of 0 is constant . figure 2. crossover algorithm 1 population initialization input: the number of tasks and the mds and mess in all the areas, output: the initial population: 1 : search for the area with most mds : max , , … , 2 : search for the task with most parts : max , , … , 3 : set the size of each individual as 4 : for each individual do 5 : for each decomposed tasks do 6 : if then 7 : 0 // solved by mds locally 8 : else 9 : // solved by the mess 10 : end if 11 : assign skill factor 1. . . // specific for one area 12 : end for update the population : ← ∪ 13 : end for 4.4. population decode in the framework of the multitasking algorithm, the individuals in the population are coded and no longer target the task allocation scheme in a specific region, which has practical significance. therefore, it is necessary to decode so 33 that the same individual can represent multiple allocation schemes simultaneously. take the individual pi in iteration t as an example, the decoding method for two regions. the number of edge computing servers in area , is 4 and 5, respectively. segments round the values in the individual with the node set {0.25,0.5,0.75,1.0} and {0.2,0.4,0.6,0.8,1.0} respectively, to realize the one-to-one correspondence from the floating-point value to the server number. individual codes are redundant for regions with fewer users and users with fewer total tasks. the redundant part is truncated and discarded at this time, and only the required length is used for calculation. thus, individual decoding is realized according to its skill factor , which calculates the corresponding objective function value through (9). algorithm 2 population decode input: the encoded population , the position, and the tasks of mds and mess in all the areas output: the decoded population ∗ 1 : calculate the distance between mds and mess specifically : , , … , 2 : order the mess for all the mds according to 1. . . 3 : for each individual do 4 : if ∗ 0 then 5: continue // solved by mds locally 6 : else 7 : calculate : 8 : ∗ ← // encode the number of mes 9 : end if 10 : update the population : ∗ ← ∗ ∪ ∗ 11 : end for 4.5. non-dominated sorting algorithm 1 population initialization input: the encoded population pt, the set of reference points z, the ideal point ∗ output: the population for the next iteration: 1 : calculate and for each individuals by (9) 2 : calculate the rank f of all the individuals by , 3 : update the ideal point ∗ by min and min 4 : repeat 5 : ∪ 6 : until | | 7 : update the last nondominated front: ← 8 : if | | then 9 : 10 : break 11 : else 12 : ∪ // maintain individuals in the last – 1 front 13 : calculate the number of individuals : | | 14: associate each individual in with a single reference point 15 : compute the number of associated individuals of the reference points 16 : select k individuals from to construct 17 : end for they are sorted according to their objective function values by defining the dominating relationship between individuals to retain the optimal individuals. after cross and mutation, parent pt and offspring st are merged to form a population with a size of 2 . for individual and , if 1 1 and 2 2 , then it is called individual individual control. the set of individuals with no dominant relationship with each other constitutes the same level of the non-dominant plane. generate k reference points in 0, , which is the same as the number of candidate solutions to be selected in the llayer. the generated reference points are evenly distributed on the curve formed by the two objective functions. the angle between the kreference point and the x-axis is . standardization keeps the values of two objective functions in the same order of magnitude. the normalized values of the two objective functions fall within the range of [0,1], and the angle with the x-axis is . reserved: select k individuals in the last layer. firstly, the cosine function value of the angle formed by the standardization of two objective functions of each individual is calculated, the absolute value of the cosine function value of the set of reference points is taken as the distance between the individual and each reference point. the one with the smallest distance is the reference point corresponding to the individual. if multiple individuals correspond to the same reference point, only the one with the smallest distance is retained. select k individuals with the smallest distance to keep. calculate the value of the objective function corresponding to the individual of layer and limit it to the interval of [0,1] through maximumminimum standardization. calculate the ratio of the two objective functions, and obtain the angle θ between the individual and the origin coordinate through the formula (16). (16) determine the range of individuals , in combination with the pregenerated reference point angle and , and calculate the difference between them and the left and proper boundaries, respectively. take the smaller one as its corresponding distance: (17) the reference points in the set zare sorted monotonically and incrementally according to the angle with the x-axis, i.e., , .calculate the angle between each individual in the last layer, the x-axis, and the nearest reservation to the reference point. figure 3. reference points 34 5. result 5.1. test instances the user task in area r1 and area r2 is divided into two optimization problems to be processed simultaneously. the area size is 200 × 200 . the number of edge servers in area is 4, and the coordinates are [50,50], [50,150], [150,50], [150,150]. the number of edge servers in area is 5. based on the above location, add servers [100,100]. the number of users in the area is 200-1200, and the user location is randomly generated. set the population size to 100, and the number of reference points is the same as the population size. cross factor μ 0.9 , variation factor μ 0.1 . each algorithm involved in the comparison runs independently 20 times. the parameters of mess and mds are shown in table 2. table 2. parameter setting 5.2. performance metric igd and gd [22] are selected to evaluate the optimization effect of each algorithm. (18) in which pf is composed of the nondominated solutions obtained by the iterative solution of an algorithm. ∗ is the set of nondominated solutions obtained by multiple algorithms during independent operations. the average delay and average energy consumption are less than the set of candidate solutions of other schemes. (19) where , ∗ is the euclidean distance between the non-dominated solutions obtained by the algorithm and the nondominated plane. 5.3. comparison results this paper selects the classic multitasking evolutionary algorithms momfea [23], momfea-ii [24], and nsga-iii [21] based on reference points as the comparison algorithm. among them, nsga-iii, a single-task figure 4 shows the minimum values of average waiting delay and average equipment energy consumption when the number of users in the area increases step by step. it can be seen from the figure that the number of users increases with the increase in transmission speed, and the main reason is that the number of users decreases with the increase in transmission speed. algorithm moea-rp in area and area it minimizes the realization of the two objectives 420 within and has obvious advantages over other comparison algorithms. (a) task-1 (b) task-2 figure 4. two independent regions and average delay and energy consumption of users table 3. igd of instances table 3 lists the igd values of the algorithm in different simulation examples, and the minimum value in each subtask is marked in bold. because igd can reflect the convergence and uniformity of the optimal solution to a certain extent, the smaller the value is, the closer it is to the real non-dominated plane. moea-rp obtains the minimum igd value in many examples compared to the comparison algorithm, which shows that the algorithm has good convergence and stable performance. figure 5 and figure 6 respectively draw the area during independent operations and area , moea-rp and comparison algorithm are the nondominated plane closest to the average igd value. moea-rp algorithm reduces the average delay and energy consumption in the two regions to a better value and has obvious advantages over other algorithms. compared with the single-task algorithm nsgaiii, moea-rp makes full use of the population similarity of different subtasks with the help of multitasking ideas and adaptive learning parameters. it makes individuals with different skill factors promote convergence to effectively expand the search solution space and accelerate the convergence speed. compared with the multitasking algorithms momfea and momfeaii, the algorithm moea-rp uses the pre-generated reference points to provide additional information when performing non-dominated 35 sorting. it provides direction guidance for individuals in the population together with the constantly updated ideal points to obtain a more representative non-dominated solution on the premise of ensuring the convergence of the solution and taking into account the uniformity. figure 5. average energy consumption delay pf surface obtained by each algorithm within area figure 6. average energy consumption delay pf surface obtained by each algorithm within area 6. conclusion as the task complexity and data volume of personal terminal processing rise, the edge computing server is set in the area near the user. by decomposing some tasks and offloading them to the server for processing, the user waiting delay and equipment energy consumption can be reduced to improve the user experience. for optimizing the task offloading schemes of users in the region, most of the existing research results choose to integrate it into single objective planning, which is challenging to cover the containment relationship between delay and energy consumption comprehensively. based on this, this paper establishes the system model of server user equipment, proposes an adaptive multitasking evolutionary algorithm, designs the corresponding encoding and decoding strategy, and realizes the solution of the objective function. the performance of the algorithm is verified on several test examples. compared with the comparison algorithm, it achieves better convergence speed, convergence effect, and optimal solution distribution uniformity. although the algorithm has obvious advantages in the final effect, it still has room for improvement. the unique coding method used in this paper is highly related to the number of users in the region and the decomposition method of processing tasks. with the increase of users, the amount of data processed in the iterative process increases significantly, resulting in the slowdown of optimization speed. in the follow-up research, we will explore more streamlined coding methods to reduce the consumption of computing resources 36 caused by information redundancy. acknowledgments this work was supported by the research project of undergraduate teaching reform and quality construction in tianjin colleges and universities in 2023 (b231005806). tianjin research innovation project for postgraduate students (2022sky145). conflicts of interests there are no conflicts of interest. references [1] j. liu, y. mao, j. zhang, k. b. letaief, delay-optimal computation task scheduling for mobile-edge computing systems, ieee international symposium on information theory (isit) (2016) 1451–1455doi:10.1109/isit. 2016.7541 539. 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[24] b. k. kumar, g. abhishek, o. yew-son, t. p. siew, cognizant multitasking in multiobjective multifactorial evolution: momfea-ii, ieee transactions on cybernetics 51 (2020) 1–13. doi: 10. 1109/tcyb.2020.2981733. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 58 research on the application of big data analysis platform in the enterprise management optimization ying feng 1, chunyan luo 2 1 the first affiliated hospital of guizhou university of traditional chinese medicine, gui yang city, guizhou, china 2 school of information engineering, guizhou university of traditional chinese medicine, gui yang city, guizhou, china abstract: as companies attempt to make analysis an important data support component of daily decision-making, big data analysis technology is rapidly expanding across all industries. although there are many software tools and libraries available to assist analysts and software engineers in developing solutions, enterprises are looking for reliable analysis platforms that can meet their specific goals and requirements. in order to minimize costs, such platforms also need to coexist with existing it infrastructure and reuse the knowledge and resources already accumulated within the organization. to meet these requirements, this article proposes the data analysis solution engineering (dase) framework a knowledge driven approach supported by semantic web technology, for the design and development of requirements engineering and new data analysis platforms. it includes capturing data analysis platform requirements through a knowledge base, and enterprises learning how to use this data analysis platform to analyze all daily production data involved in the engineering data analysis platform. this article analyzes the dase framework through knowledge modeling, requirement modeling, data architecture modeling, and platform design modeling, and demonstrates how it promotes knowledge and requirement driven data analysis platform engineering. the resulting data analysis platform is considered user-friendly, easy to maintain, and flexible in handling changes in requirements. this work contributes to the knowledge system of knowledge driven requirements engineering and data analysis platform engineering by providing customized models and reference architectures for different analytical application fields. keywords: data analysis solution engineering (dase); data analytics platform; semantic web. 1. introduction the emergence of big data technology represents the development of the economic and social era and the changes of market models. it integrates information from various sources, and transform it into data that we can utilize [1]. this data has become an important asset for various enterprises. using technology of big data for thematic analysis and mining not only allows for macro monitoring of data, but also support enterprises to reduce costs, improve efficiency, develop new products, and make more scientific and accurate business decisions. nowadays, information technologies such as big data technology and ai technology have entered an era of rapid development. data analysis platforms have become necessary analysis systems for various industries to explore and analyze data, assist daily business operations, and develop new business markets. data analysis platform technology is also constantly being updated, making enterprise operations more intelligent, precise, and diversified. especially when new demands arise over time. even minor changes in organizational analysis requirements, such as adding new algorithms or integrating new data sources, require a thorough redesign of existing data analysis platforms and processes [3]. 2. background the traditional big data analysis systems is to address communication barriers caused by inconsistent data indicator calibers in various industries, incomplete indicator systems, difficulty in tracing indicator issues, and inaccurate analysis results, thereby affecting decision-making in business operations and management, product improvement, and other aspects[4].the system sorts out users' data analysis needs based on a combination of methods such as word frequency statistics, carnot model, better worse influence system, and sensitivity curve. then, establish an analysis framework from multiple dimensions such as business breadth, depth, and span, and propose optimization strategies and suggestions based on the analysis results. then, establish an analysis framework from multiple dimensions such as business breadth, depth, and span, and propose optimization strategies and suggestions based on the analysis results. at present, the big data analysis platform has optimized the logic of data collection, data processing, data analysis, and data life-cycle management on the original architecture, and combined machine learning algorithms, fuzzy c-means clustering algorithms, cloud technology, and other integration into the big data analysis platform to build a more intelligent platform based on the data analysis solution engineering (dase) framework. effectively utilizing data to improve internal management has become a key issue faced by enterprises. the development of big data analysis platforms and new data analysis tools can accurately and quickly analyze large amounts of data in different fields. the deployment of these advanced tools and technologies enables people to collect, store, process, and analyze large amounts of data in real-time. this enable to enhance business processes, operational efficiency, and provide decision-making support and management optimization for enterprises. 3. big data analysis platform based on dase architecture dase architecture, also known as data analytics solution engineering framework, is a knowledge-based requirements engineering and platform design method that uses semantic data models to improve the design and development of data analysis platforms. the construction premise of the dase 59 framework is that requires the professional knowledge of software engineers, data scientists, and domain experts. the use of semantic web technology provides opportunities for building rich information models that can integrate knowledge from different fields and support flexible software design. the data analysis platform is an interactive application that implements a universal analysis workflow for common, frequently used, and recurring business problems. examples of this recurring problem include using existing prediction services or using model building services to train machine learning models using new datasets. the data analysis platform will have an interactive gui supported by a knowledge base and a set of services for data analysts in the organization. the data analysis platform developed through the dase framework (as shown in figure 1) can be customized according to specific organizational requirements. they are flexible enough to be quickly modified, and when used to analyze data in new fields or adopt new methods, they can reduce the cognitive burden on data analysts, thereby reducing learning time. fig 1. data analysis solution engineering architecture diagram figure 1 shows the construction of the dase framework and its main modules. in the dase architecture, open knowledge is defined as the collection of all the requirement points that support the analysis requirements of relevant data, which are represented in the semantic web as linked data through different units. the analytic requirements base is the core theoretical point of the requirements module in this structure. it is a meta-model that can represent the theory of data analysis platform requirements in enterprises. analytics requirement and open knowledge models are mainly used for knowledge modeling and requirement modeling of enterprise big data analysis platforms to create an enterprise analysis knowledge base: an integrated information base that reflects enterprise analysis activities, resources, and professional knowledge. data architecture modeling requires interfaces between various layers of the big data analysis platform, and the data architecture is related to whether the entire platform can operate according to expected requirements. platform design modeling is the principle of creating platform design specification using enterprise analysis knowledge base and enterprise it infrastructure. due to the dase framework's design principles based on serviceoriented and workflow architecture, enterprises is able to freely utilize it components (databases, middleware, and machine learning models) from existing infrastructure and expose them as services used by data analysis platforms. 3.1. knowledge modeling in the knowledge modeling module, the platform develops an analysis knowledge base by collecting and integrating all knowledge and resources related to analysis, such as professional domain knowledge, detailed information on experiments and results of the past analysis, and information on the resources and services contained in the organizational it infrastructure. enterprises is able to query data in open knowledge repositories repeatedly, and establish universal classification algorithms, clustering algorithms, and linked data. open knowledge can also be extended and enterprise specific data can be modeled based on semantic web and linked data standards. 3.2. requirement modeling requirement modeling is a model established for the analysis of enterprise requirements, mainly used for the identification and classification of company specific data related analysis requirements. collect detailed requirements for analysis, and combine them with open knowledge to conduct in-depth analysis of a series of enterprise behaviors such as daily processes and data management, in order to identify problems and provide data support for optimizing enterprise management. the model of analysis includes: basic analysis, advanced analysis, data application analysis, data management analysis, etc. the specific model is shown in table 2, requirements modeling. table 1 is an analysis model established for the data analysis content of different enterprises. in fundamental analysis modeling, it is a universal analysis model for each enterprise and can handle most analysis scenarios. 1) capital structure analysis is the analysis of the value composition and proportion of various types of capital in a company. it largely determines the company's debt repayment and refinancing ability, determines the company's future profitability, and is an important indicator of the company's financial situation. 2) asset management, as an important component of modern enterprise management system, also it represents the efficiency of internal management and the ability to prevent and resolve various business risks. the entire process of asset management generally involves a series of uncontrollable factors such as credit risk, liquidity risk, market risk, and legal risk. by establishing an internal control system to control each stages of the company's business activities, and control and prevent various risks related to the acquisition, management, and disposal of company assets, thereby improving the company's risk response ability, accelerating risk response speed, and reducing unnecessary losses. 3) user analysis refers to the process of comprehensive analysis and description of a user or groups. this process is able to help enterprises better understand user needs, habits, and behaviors, thereby better carrying out product design, marketing, and service provision work. in advanced analysis modeling, the collection, integration, analysis, and research of various types of data in the daily operation of enterprises play a very important role in the development and decision-making of enterprises: 1) the purpose of strategic decision analysis is to analyze the internal and external environment of the enterprise, evaluate and sort out important factors that affect the formation of the enterprise strategy, in order to facilitate the next step of strategic selection and formulation. 2) enterprise investment is a very complex economic activity. the purpose of investment decision analysis is to analyze and evaluate the economic and social benefits of 60 investment projects in order to make corresponding conclusions on the necessity, technical feasibility, and economic profitability of investment projects, as the basis for investment decisions. table 1. requirements modeling fundamental analysis capital analysis shareholders' equity ratio capital liability ratio long term debt rratio interest bearing debt ratio asset analysis control environment analysis risk assessment analysis control activity analysis information and communication analysis supervision activities analysis user analysis attribute analysis user analysis user tags analysis user behavior analysis product analysis plan analysis feedback analysis summary analysis customize analysis content based on customer needs advanced analysis strategic decision analysis external environment analysis internal environment analysis strategic development analysis investment decision analysis investment necessity analysis analysis of construction conditions core technology analysis investment benefit analysis investment risk analysis post investment evaluation analysis objective evaluation analysis benefit evaluation analysis impact evaluation analysis continuous evaluation analysis management evaluation analysis cost analysis overall level analysis cost component analysis analysis of influencing factors change analysis financing plan analysis financing channel analysis analysis of financing structure financing cost analysis financing risk analysis daily business analysis business decision analysis business budget analysis financial analysis human resource analysis other analysis 3) post investment evaluation refers to the objective analysis of commercial activities including purpose, execution process, benefits, effects, and impacts of completed projects. its aim is to identify successful factors and lessons learned through the inspection and summary of investment activities, and provide suggestions for future project decisionmaking and improving investment decision-making management level. at the same time, it also proposes improvement suggestions for the problems that arise in the implementation and operation of the evaluated project, in order to achieve the goal of improving investment efficiency. 4) in order to effectively control the total investment of the project, it is necessary to implement project cost analysis work. its purpose is to seek the possibility of reducing project costs and identify measures that should be taken through analysis. secondly, accumulate project cost accounting information. to provide scientific and effective historical reference basis for predicting project cost management decisions, thereby making the cost accounting of new projects more scientific, economical, and reasonable. 5) financing has become one of the main method for most enterprises to expand their business abilities. the purpose of financing plan analysis is to enable enterprise shareholders, project review committees, financing institutions, and other relevant parties to understand the financing channels, financing structure, financing costs, financing risks, and financing plan arrangements of projects through project financing plan analysis, provide basis and assistance for project investment decision-making, as well as financing during subsequent construction and operation stages. 6) after the project is completed, it will enter the commercial operation phase. the purpose of daily business analysis is to guide the development of production, improve operations, strengthen management, seek reasonable and effective ways to utilize human, material, and financial resources, tap into the internal potential of the enterprise, enhance core competitiveness, and improve the economic efficiency of the enterprise under high-quality and low consumption conditions. daily business analysis of enterprises mainly includes business decision analysis, business budget analysis, financial analysis, human resource analysis, etc. 3.3. data architecture modeling the big data analysis platform requires interfaces between various layers to connect, and the data architecture determines 61 whether the entire platform can operate according to expected requirements. the overall modeling of the data architecture is shown in figure 2. the external system configures the data storage path or ip address to generate a configuration file. the data collection interface accesses the data by reading the configuration file, converts and loads the data through data collection, and provides services for data processing. data can be divided into three types: small amount of data, large amount of data, and real-time data. different types of data processing strategies are different. for small amounts of data, it can be stored on a single machine node and calculated using local memory; offline batch data requires distributed storage and parallel computing using clusters; online real-time data can be used for streaming computing using clusters. the data processing process needs to be recorded in the historical version library, while loading the model library and processed files for model construction. the final result file is transmitted to external systems such as web pages, clients, or interactive terminals such as api requests. fig 2. data architecture modeling 3.4. platform design modeling once knowledge modeling and requirement modeling are completed in the analysis knowledge base, the components of the platform can be instantiated as platform design specifications linked to organizational it infrastructure and organizational analysis knowledge base. the general big data analysis platform modeling (see figure 3) mainly includes subject management module, data exploration module, data preprocessing module, and algorithm module. fig 3. the architecture of enterprise big data analysis platform as shown in the figure, the subject management module mainly addresses data security, data analysts provide detailed descriptions of subjects based on their business, select corresponding data sources, and ultimately determine the 62 subject. each subject corresponds to a dataset, data processing process, and algorithm model specific to their own business. in the data exploration module, data analysts need to determine how to preprocess the data, choose features, and build a suitable model based on the distribution of data features. after loading the data source, each data analyst has different analysis standard of data. at this point, the module is able provide basic data description fields based on the type of data column, which mainly includes discrete and numerical types. different types of data columns could display indicators that data analysts are concerned about. in the data preprocessing module which enable data analysts to have a clearer understanding of the data and prepare for data preprocessing and model construction. the data preprocessing module could perform semi-automatic preprocessing on the data to be analyzed. the reason why it is called semi-automatic preprocessing is mainly because data processing is closely integrated with business, and the platform can construct different business subject. due to the inability to learn the corresponding business background of each subject, the system is able to provide corresponding data processing suggestions through data distribution. in the algorithm module, data analysts could use this module to define the algorithm model and upload the implemented algorithm model file. other data analysts can input specified parameters to execute the model, and the final platform will output the results according to the output type. for example: algorithm model name: the name of the algorithm model needs to be the same as the name of the algorithm model file to be uploaded, and the model needs to have the same method name as the model, such as the random forest algorithm model file. algorithm model upload: currently supported algorithm model file. model type: it is divided into single machine type and cluster type. if it is selected as a standalone, the data source can choose a local text file type; if it is a colony model, the data source can select files in the colony. public or private: the algorithm could be chosen between public or private. if private is selected, the algorithm model can only be used by the subject created by the current data analyst; if you choose to make it public, the algorithm model can be used by everyone. parameter type: the parameter type is the input and output basis when the model is called. input parameter: (1) dataset type: this type is directly related to the model type. if the type is a standalone model, the locally preprocessed dataset will be loaded; if the type is cluster mode, load the dataset on the cluster and then call for model training. (2) list type: specify the features and targets in the training data, and corresponding features and targets can be selected based on the input dataset. (3) model type: specify the features and targets in the training data, and corresponding features and targets can be selected based on the input dataset. (4) numerical type: the parameters input for model training. onput parameter: (1) list type: predicted or evaluated results. (2) numerical type: information such as the training accuracy or recall rate of the model. (3) model type: the system saves the corresponding model to a specific location according to the model name. 4. optimization of big data analysis platform the emergence of big data shows the development of the information age and the transformation of market models. it integrates information from various sources and formats, and transforms it into data that we can utilize, which is able to improve business efficiency. enterprises establish a data processing department and data centers to analyses technology research and development, supply chain, sales, production, and human resources. they quickly integrate information resources for classification, analysis, storage, and processing, in order to fully utilizing the characteristics of fast processing speed, large information volume, and remote management of data centers. learning the latest data analysis techniques and methods can quickly integrate resources and improve analysis efficiency, it is significant to improve enterprise management and business analysis. although the big data analysis platform has entered the stage of intelligent analysis and has relatively complete functions and services, there are still many features that need to be optimized, such as insufficient standardization of providers and users, and insufficient data resources. for example, the understanding of the data platform is not accurate enough, there is a lack of product service processes, incremental requirements are difficult to meet, and the deep analysis of the data analysis platform is limited. in response to the shortcomings of the current big data analysis platform, optimization can be carried out in terms of data, service processes, business function expansion, and system improvement. 4.1. refinement of data to optimize the enterprise big data analysis platform, it is necessary to have data governance, which is a standard established on data access, use, storage, and protection. after a series of continuous evaluation, supervision, and guidance, it ensures the effective utilization of data and reflects its value [5]. a data analysis platform is a platform with a large amount of data. it establishes a comprehensive data management system, clarifies the primary and secondary relationships of various entities in the data circulation process, and builds a reasonable data circulation mode. maximize the value of data resources, promote corporate governance capabilities and improve systems. enterprises should pay attention to data asset management, data quality management, data life-cycle management, data security, permission management, the application of data exploration and analysis throughout the entire process. by implementing employees' understanding and use of the data analysis platform, it is important for enterprises to build special group for data analysis, strengthen employee training on the use of functional modules and standardize work methods, and strengthen publicity for users to enhance their awareness of the value of the data analysis platform. provide product usage training and collect feedback on issues, solve problems encountered by employees in real time, enhance their problem-solving abilities, improve their efficiency in using data, and enhance their recognition. optimize the framework of the reflection system, clarify data analysis indicators, and enable employees to enhance their fields: agreement description 63 knowledge of data analysis. 4.2. optimize the process of big data analysis platform in the design phase of the big data analysis platform, effective communication should be conducted with users to clarify their needs, and different attributes should be designed for different users to make their use more convenient. provide systematic user training to users to understand the functionality and value of platform products, optimize delivery processes, and make it easier for users to use. build a bridge for data communication and exchange between enterprises and providers, and equip different professional analysts at different analysis stages, enabling analysts to quickly solve users' different problems. during the usage phase, the update iteration of the platform should meet the incremental needs of the industry based on the market. after user feedback, the product update iteration should be done well, so that users can experience the value and efficiency of the enterprise analysis platform during use. periodic research can provide a more accurate understanding of user needs and ensure that the product meets the majority of user needs as much as possible. the platform has strong analytical capabilities and security mechanisms, and users should also enhance their knowledge of data security. a comprehensive security mechanism system should be established at each level to prevent data leakage risks. 4.3. platform function extension it is necessary to continuously expand the functions on the original basis to adapt to user needs. user needs are constantly changing, and it is important to follow up on the needs of users for using the enterprise data analysis platform, continuously update iterative products, and improve the functionality of the data analysis platform. suppliers should actively explore boundaries on the existing functions of the platform to make the product functions of the data analysis platform more powerful, in order to meet incremental needs. always keep up with the development of the data analysis industry, learn other product functions, integrate chart drawing and other functions into the data analysis platform, improve users' user experience and work efficiency. by setting permissions, users can display the analysis results during use, ensuring data security and making it more convenient to search for data to avoid file loss and other situations. enhance the viewing experience by combining data analysis with visualization, making the presentation of data analysis more intuitive. provide access to different functional component products according to different needs, ensuring the functionality required by users to prevent redundancy of product functions, reducing the threshold for data analysis, and enabling non data analysts to use the data analysis platform. 4.4. big data platform system optimization provide fast query services to achieve fast response to data. implement intelligent upgrade of the system, using multiple events and other customization to analyze the subject; realize revenue analysis function through customized indicator calculation; design partition storage for data; support realtime import and query of large amounts of data, and provide a real-time query engine to make search more efficient; conduct multiple types of data collection to achieve the strategy of upgrading the data analysis platform to full end data collection. the system should have deeper and more powerful secondary development capabilities, and there will be more scenarios where the system's performance is more powerful and can be flexibly applied. developing towards a native direction of data cloud to achieve containerized deployment that is more convenient for enterprises to conduct testing and development. reasonably allocate storage resources, reduce operational and maintenance costs, unify resource system management and scheduling, and improve operational efficiency. utilize machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies to automate data processing and perform data clustering and other analysis. 5. conclusion a big data analysis platform based on the dase framework, which is a relatively new architecture for big data analysis platforms, can achieve knowledge driven requirement engineering and platform development for data analysis platforms. by utilizing a semantically rich knowledge base to represent requirements and integrating them with other metadata (domain knowledge, analytical knowledge, and it infrastructure) in the analysis platform, the dase framework supports integration between requirements and software architecture models, as well as model driven platform design and development processes. the resulting data analysis platform is knowledge driven, user-friendly, and easy to maintain. they help reduce the technical knowledge and cognitive burden required by data analysts. by implementing and evaluating the dase framework, we have identified multiple future research directions. this article does not explore the use of model driven development paradigms to generate data analysis platforms. the workflow logic definition in the framework can serve as the foundation for future such work, and combine with existing research on exploring workflow automation using ontology [6]. the resulting workflow definition can be used in conjunction with appropriate model driven development engines to fully automate the generation of data analysis platform software. in addition, the dase framework needs to be improved so that it can fully utilize the power of semantic web technology, such as enhancing semantic reasoning capabilities. in this way, the generated data analysis platform can provide intelligent recommendations to analysts, further reducing the cognitive burden related to analysis. once the dase framework is implemented within an organization, the organization will accumulate an analytical knowledge base over time, as well as metadata, such as how analysts utilize this knowledge. for example, organizations can generate statistical data on the performance of the same analysis model on different datasets, as well as what is the best or most popular analysis algorithm performing. this information can be used to build value-added applications, such as meta learning and scalable artificial intelligence systems specifically designed for specific organizational environments. the data analysis platform aims to learn and adapt to the experience gained by utilizing knowledge extracted from previous analysis tasks or 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(2020). explainable artifcial intelligence (xai): concepts, taxonomies, opportunities and challenges toward responsible ai. inf fus 58:82–115. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 116 research on derived tasks and realistic applications of segment anything model: a literature review juanhua zhang * school of biomedical engineering, northeastern university, shenyang, liaoning 110016, china * corresponding author email: zhangjuanhua_neu@163.com abstract: with the rapid development of deep learning technology, unprecedented achievements have been made in the field of computer vision, and the release of the segment anything model (sam) has shocked the world even more. however, with the continuous evolution of technology, researchers have begun to pay attention to the model in more complex scenarios and problem situations. this review will delve into a series of potential derivative tasks and practical applications of sam, as well as how to address these tasks through innovative sam based methods. the author will explore the applications, advantages, and challenges of sam model in image segmentation, object detection, image restoration, remote sensing, and medical fields, aiming to provide inspiration for researchers in the field of computer vision. keywords: segment anything; image segmentation; object detection; image inpainting; remote sensing images; medical images. 1. introduction the segment anything model (sam) is a fundamental model for image segmentation, proposed by alexander kirillov et al. this model draws on the basic models in the nlp field and the idea of constructing large datasets using billions of tokens. sam can generate high-quality object masks based on input prompts (such as points or boxes), which are used to generate masks for all objects in the image. this model has been trained on a dataset containing 11 million images and 1.1 billion masks, demonstrating excellent zero sample performance and is suitable for various segmentation tasks. on the other hand, it provides a fully automated and suggestive image segmentation model construction method that requires almost no human intervention. compared to early deep learning methods, sam no longer requires specialized training data collection, manual annotation, and several hours of training process [1]. in addition, image segmentation, object detection, and image restoration are some attractive application directions, and the combination of sam and them is intriguing. meanwhile, the superior performance of sam is necessary for discussions in remote sensing and medicine. this review will delve into the potential of sam in these derived tasks and real-world applications, aiming to provide insights and inspiration for researchers in the field of computer vision. by introducing these innovative methods, the adaptability of sam models in multiple fields and their potential value in solving specific tasks will be elucidated. 2. potential derivative tasks 2.1. image segmentation 2.1.1. using adapter to address poor performance of sam in specific scenarios sam performs well in general segmentation but has limitations in specific scenarios such as hidden object detection and shadow detection. therefore, tianrun chen et al. introduced the sam-adapter, which integrates domain specific knowledge and visual cues into the segmentation network through effective adapters. by combining taskspecific insights with the foundational knowledge gained from sam, the sam-adapter significantly improves performance in challenging tasks, which has been comprehensively experimentally validated. it is worth noting that sam-adapter has surpassed task specific network models in covert object detection and shadow detection, achieving the latest technological achievements. in addition, this method also improves the performance of medical image segmentation, such as polyp segmentation. this groundbreaking work reveals the adaptability of sam in different fields, with excellent accuracy. although evaluated only on a limited dataset, sam-adapter demonstrates the potential to become a multifunctional tool suitable for various downstream segmentation tasks, including fields such as medicine and agriculture. this study is of milestone significance in applying large-scale pre trained image models to a wide range of research and industrial applications [2]. 2.1.2. one shot for sam renrui zhang et al. proposed a personalized segmentation model sam method for specific visual concepts, called persam. the study achieved customization of sam through a single image with a reference mask, without the need for manual intervention. persam determines the target concept through prior localization and utilizes three techniques: target guided attention, target semantic guidance, and cascading post-processing to segment other images or videos. in addition, the study also introduced persam-f, an efficient one-time fine-tuning variant. by freezing the entire sam structure, persam-f only uses two learnable weights to handle multi-scale masks, completing training within 10 seconds, thereby achieving performance improvement. the study validated the effectiveness of the method on the annotated personalized evaluation dataset perseg and achieved competitive performance in video object segmentation. in addition, this method can also enhance dreambooth for personalized and stable diffusion of text to image generation, reducing background interference and improving target appearance learning. on the other hand, this study can also inspire future use of parameter efficient 117 methods to personalize basic segmentation models [3]. 2.1.3. an innovative method for audio visual joint localization and segmentation shentong mo and yapeng tian proposed "av sam: segment anything model meets audio visual localization and segmentation" and explored a new method for applying deep learning model sam in audio visual tasks. they focus on the correlation between audio and vision, especially the correlation between audio signals and visual objects, and propose a solution for audio visual joint learning. the avsam framework was introduced in the study, extending the functionality of the sam model to the audio-visual field. its core idea is to achieve the localization and segmentation of sound objects by integrating audio and visual information. researchers use pre trained visual and audio features to aggregate cross modal representations through pixel level fusion methods. these features are used to prompt the encoder and mask decoder, generate audio visual segmentation masks, and achieve joint localization and segmentation. the effectiveness of av-sam was validated through experiments on flickrsoundnet and avsbench datasets. the results show that av-sam performs well in sound object localization and segmentation tasks, and is also competitive in audio visual tasks compared to sam. they also explored the challenges of audio-visual localization and segmentation tasks, emphasizing the misalignment between audio signals and objects in the video. to address this challenge, av-sam adopts pixel level audio visual fusion to learn visual features of audio alignment from videos to better guide segmentation tasks. av-sam provides an innovative method for audio visual joint tasks, achieving satisfactory results [4]. 2.1.4. semantic segmentation in sam in the study by authors such as shehbaz tariq, the impact of image segmentation on the training of semantic encoding models was explored. a practical image segmentation method is proposed by using the segment anything model (sam) as the basic model. this method does not require expert data annotation and only requires a simple prompt to segment the region of interest. the research results indicate that this method can improve image restoration performance in noisy communication channels. although this study mainly focuses on image restoration, namely the impact of segmentation in semantic encoding models, future research can further explore its role in task completion ability. on the other hand, basic models such as bert and gpt have extensive generalization capabilities on multimodal data through selfsupervised learning. on this basis, this study explores the application of sam as a suggestive image segmentation model that can perform zero sample segmentation tasks without explicit training. by fully utilizing the segmentation ability of sam, this study proposes a practical method for image transmission, which adopts a lightweight neural network architecture in source signal and channel encoding and decoding, significantly reducing communication overhead while preserving higher image quality. the author believes that this method has potential value in practical applications as it not only eliminates the need for segmentation model training, but also applies to various semantic encoding architectures [5]. 2.2. target detection 2.2.1. rotating object detection qingyun li implemented the application of sam by using mmrotate to generate rotation bounding boxes. this method was compared with 'h2rbox v2: boosting hbox supervised oriented object detection via symmetric learning'. with the strong zero sample capability demonstrated by sam, researchers provided well-trained horizontal fcos detectors as prompts to sam to generate corresponding masks, and ultimately obtained rotated rbox by performing minimum bounding rectangle operations on the predicted masks. thanks to its powerful zero sample capability, vit-b based sam-rbox achieved an accuracy of 63.94%. however, due to time-consuming post-processing, only 1.7 fps was achieved during the inference process [6]. 2.2.2. abnormal target detection yunkang cao et al. introduced the "segment any anomaly+(saa+)" innovative framework to achieve zero sample anomaly target detection using the segment anything model (sam). traditional anomaly segmentation models require domain fine-tuning and are limited to generalization between different anomaly patterns. therefore, this study combines basic models such as sam to apply multimodal knowledge for anomaly localization for the first time, solving the generalization problem. to adapt to anomaly segmentation, mixed prompt normalization is introduced. the saa+ framework has two steps. use a hint-based object detection model to find abnormal areas, and then refine the segmentation mask based on the hint-based segmentation model. different from traditional prompts, combining text prompts, domain knowledge, and image context. this fusion strategy has a significant effect. domain knowledge provides target exception descriptions, constructs specific prompts, aligns basic models and dataset content. based on image context prompts, identify, and calibrate anomaly segmentation, and accurately model the degree of anomalies. experiments have confirmed that saa+ reaches a new level in multiple datasets. sam's zero sample generalization ability, mixed hint normalization, saa+ without additional training, accurately detects various texture anomalies, and is an efficient anomaly detection scheme [7]. 2.3. image inpainting tao yu et al. innovatively explored the field of maskless image restoration for the first time based on the segment anything model (sam), proposing a new paradigm of "inpaint anything (ia)". the core concept of ia integrates the advantages of multiple models to build efficient and easy-touse repair solutions. ia revolves around three main characteristics, firstly "remove anything". when a user selects a target, ia removes the content and soothes the context to fill the "hole"; then there is "fill anything", where users need to provide text prompts to remove objects, and ia fills them with aigc models such as stable diffusion; finally, there is "replace anything", which preserves the selected objects and generates a new background to replace the original one. ia integrates segmentation anything's visual basic model, leading restorer, and aigc model, supporting "click delete, prompt fill" and adapting to various images, including 2k resolution. the author showcases the potential of large-scale ai models and reveals the prospects of "composable ai". in the future, the research team plans to further develop ia by incorporating functions such as image matting and editing, which will be widely applied in practical scenarios [8]. 118 3. practical applications in reality 3.1. remote sensing to fully utilize the excellent characteristics of sam, innovative methods have been used to segment remote sensing images using sam. for example, keyan chen et al. proposed a method based on prompt learning, named rsprompt, to address the universality and zero sample capability of sam in image segmentation, as well as the remaining issues in remote sensing image segmentation tasks. this method can automatically generate appropriate prompts suitable for sam input, enabling sam to generate segmentation results with semantic differentiation ability in remote sensing images [9]. in addition, di wang et al. explored how to quickly generate large-scale remote sensing image segmentation datasets (samrs) through sam using existing remote sensing object detection datasets. in fact, samrs not only has a large scale, but also provides object category, location, and instance information for semantic segmentation, instance segmentation, and object detection, providing strong resource support for research in the field of remote sensing image segmentation [10]. these two studies jointly demonstrate the innovative application of sam in remote sensing image segmentation and how to overcome the difficulty of remote sensing data annotation, providing new ideas and resources for remote sensing image segmentation research. 3.2. medical field to explore the effectiveness of sam in medical images, sheng he et al. tested the accuracy of sam in different medical image segmentation tasks and explored influencing factors. they tested sam on 12 datasets. measure accuracy using dice coefficient and compare with 5 medical image segmentation algorithms. however, in terms of results, the dice coefficient of sam in 12 datasets was significantly lower than the other 5 algorithms, with a difference between 0.1 and 0.7 [11]. additionally, maciej a. mazurowski et al. found through research that sam exhibits impressive zero shot segmentation performance on certain medical image datasets but has moderate to poor performance for other datasets [12]. however, peilun shi et al. believe that sam has limitations in fields such as medical imaging, and its zerosample segmentation performance is inconsistent in different medical fields. for certain structured targets such as blood vessels, zero sample segmentation fails. nevertheless, by fine-tuning a small amount of data, the segmentation quality can be significantly improved, demonstrating the enormous potential and feasibility of fine-tuning sam in precise medical image segmentation [13] to address this issue, jun ma et al. proposed medsam, which is based on sam and used in medicine. with a dataset constructed from over one million images, medsam not only outperforms existing segmentation basic models in terms of performance, but also exhibits comparable or even superior performance in many professional models. in addition, medsam can accurately extract key biomarkers for quantifying tumor burden, thus possessing the potential to accelerate the development of diagnostic tools and personalized treatment. by achieving accurate and efficient segmentation in multiple tasks through medsam, it is expected to promote the further development of diagnostic tools and personalized treatment plans [14]. furthermore, junde wu et al. proposed the med sam adapter, which integrates medical domain knowledge into segmentation models through simple adaptation techniques. although it is one of the rare practices of natural language processing technology adapters in the field of vision, it performs excellently in medical image segmentation. the medical sam adapter (msa) has demonstrated excellent performance in 19 tasks, covering ct, mri, ultrasound, fundus, and dermatoscopy images. compared to fully tuned medsam in terms of nnunet, transunet, unetr, medsegdiff, etc., the performance gap is significant [15]. 4. conclusion the application of sam model in multiple fields has demonstrated its potential and value in image segmentation, object detection, image restoration, as well as remote sensing and medical fields. in the field of image segmentation, the sam model is not only widely used for different tasks, such as medical image segmentation, but also achieves significant performance improvement by combining domain specific knowledge and visual cues. in the direction of object detection, sam combined with innovative technologies has further expanded the research on zero sample rotation object detection and abnormal object detection, providing more powerful solutions for these fields. in the field of image restoration, the sam model provides the foundation for the proposal of the "input anything" method and opens a new paradigm for image restoration tasks. moreover, the application of sam in the field of remote sensing not only improves the effectiveness of remote sensing image segmentation by automatically generating prompts and constructing datasets suitable for sam, but also provides more support for research in this field. in the medical field, the application of sam has shown complex effects, although it performs well in some cases and may perform mediocrely in other data. however, through methods such as medsam and medsam adapter, the application of sam in medical image segmentation has been improved, making positive contributions to the development of medical diagnosis and personalized treatment. in summary, the widespread application of sam models in multiple fields and their performance 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(2023). medical sam adapter: adapting segment anything model for medical image segmentation. arxiv. https://doi.org/ 10.48550/ arxiv. 2304. 12620. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 92 evaluation and analysis of airside economic zone based on gis technology ‐‐ taking daxing airport as an example bowei yang * faculty of urban construction, beijing university of technology, beijing, 100000, china * corresponding author email: van1635191003@outlook.com abstract: the purpose of this paper is to establish a feasible indicator evaluation system for the daxing airport airside economic zone, so as to make suggestions for the land development of daxing airport. the land use of daxing airport airside economic zone may lack a reasonable planning and indicator evaluation system. based on the results of indicator calculation, combined with the spatial analysis function of gis, it explains the reasons for some uncoordinated development of the area, and makes targeted suggestions for improvement of the problems in each land use segment. this study aims to comprehensively assess the integrated benefits of commercial service utilization in the airport and airside areas, and therefore constructs a multifaceted indicator evaluation system to comprehensively measure the advantages and disadvantages of land use. keywords: daxing airport airside economic zone; indicator evaluation system; land development; gis technology; data analysis. 1. introduction the importance of city airports is growing as the global economy grows and the mobility of the population increases. as gateways and transportation hubs for cities, airports have a wide-ranging impact on airside economic zones. as the city population grows and urbanization accelerates, the rational use and planning of land resources becomes particularly important. in the vicinity of airport construction, the planning and management of land is critical to providing convenient commercial and service facilities to meet people's needs. as one of china's important international aviation hubs, the construction and development of daxing airport has had a far-reaching impact on the economy, transportation and land use of beijing and the surrounding areas. therefore, taking daxing airport as an example to study the impact of airports on land use can provide empirical cases and experiences about the construction and development of airports in large cities, and provide references for other studies in similar contexts. ww linthacum [1] takes santa barbara municipal airport in california and denver stapleton international airport in colorado as examples, suggesting that governments may often consider economic incentives for land-use development around airports as outweighing considerations of airport landuse compatibility, and making recommendations for land-use planning and construction of china's daxing airport and subsequent airports. zhang yicheng [2] combines the planning practice of changshui linkong economic zone, studies the practice in both industrial development and spatial planning, and evaluates the rationality of the practice. feng xiaomei [3], in view of the shortcomings of the traditional public transportation evaluation index calculation method in china, gave a gis-based calculation method of line density, line repetition coefficient and station coverage in different areas within the city. in this paper, the actual case of daxing international airport will be studied in depth to evaluate the land use indicators in order to provide valuable reference for future land development. based on the analysis, this paper will put forward targeted solution suggestions, including optimizing the land use structure, improving the efficiency of land resource utilization and promoting sustainable development. we hope that these recommendations will help guide the land use and development of daxing international airport and other similar airside areas to achieve diversified economic, social and environmental development. 2. selection and construction of evaluation indicators in this paper, six indicators, namely road network density, population density, number of bus stops, transit coverage, degree of land development and information entropy of pois, are selected. road network density is the ratio between the total length of roads and the total area of the region in a given area. it reflects the sparseness of the road network and can assess the rationality of road distribution. the road network density is generally expressed by calculating the ratio between the total length of roads and the land area in the region. the evaluation index system is to select and analyze the indicators from many aspects in the economic zone, and most of the selected indicators belong to quantitative indicators, in which some basic data can be analyzed and processed to get the quantitative value of the indicators by using gis technology, and some of the indicators can be obtained by directly consulting the information. for the six indicators that can be calculated based on gis, this paper analyzes and calculates them with arcgis and spss as research tools, and the meanings and calculation methods of each indicator are as follows: 2.1. road network density road network density refers to the ratio between the total length of the road and the total area of the region in a specific 93 area. it reflects the sparseness of the road network and can assess the rationality of road distribution. the road network density is generally expressed by calculating the ratio between the total length of roads in the area and the land area. x ∑l ∑s l ——path length of the i th path s ——indicates the area of each region 2.2. public transportation accessibility as far as urban transportation is concerned, the coverage of bus stops directly affects the number of residents who choose public transportation. therefore, the accessibility of bus stops is also an important reflection of the accessibility of the road network. the specific calculation formula is as follows: x = ∑ 100% r ——total population in region j s ——total area 2.3. land development intensity land development intensity is the ratio of the total amount of land in the study area to the total area of the area. it includes indicators such as volume ratio, building height, building density, etc., which reflect the degree of land utilization to a certain extent. volume ratio is one of the key indicators and it is easy to obtain data. floor area ratio refers to the ratio of the total floor area above ground to the net site area of a certain area, also known as gross floor area density. with a constant site area, a higher floor area ratio indicates a larger total building stock and a greater capacity for urban activity. however, if the degree of land development is too low, it will lead to a waste of land resources; while if the development intensity is too high, it will make the land carrying capacity too large, which is not conducive to human health and sustainable development of the society. therefore, this paper chooses the average value of the floor area ratio of each area as the reference basis [4], and the calculation formula is as follows: x = ∑ z ——gross floor area above ground within the project site in area j s ——total land area for regional projects 2.4. poi information entropy the information entropy h [5][6] is a measure of system complexity and equilibrium, which is used to describe the diversity of pois, and pi is the proportion of the ith poi type. when no poi is retrieved in the specified range, its diversity index is 0, i.e., hmin =0; on the contrary, when the more prosperous the social development in the specified range, the more each poi type has become stable and uniform and satisfies the condition of entropy maximization (a1=a2=...=am=a/n), the diversity index is the maximum value hmax =ln(n). therefore, the more poi categories there are, the smaller the difference in the number of pois in each category, the greater the entropy value. the formula is as follows: x = ∑ ∑ log ∑ a ——number of pois by type 3. calculation of composite indicators 3.1. dimensionless quantization of indicators in this paper, the z-score standardized dimensionless method [7] is used, and the data of the indicators obtained by the above calculations are imported into the spss software for standardization. the results are shown in the table 1 table 1. evaluation index after standardization treatment region road network density population density number of bus stops public transportation coverage volume ratio (degree of land development) information entropy 0 1.054 1.065 1.097 1.151 -0.964 -0.127 1 -0.117 -0.145 -0.236 -0.497 -0.069 1.057 2 -0.936 -0.919 -0.861 -0.654 1.033 -0.931 3.2. weight calculation of indicators after obtaining the standardized data, continue to use spss software to non-negative shift and entropy weight method [8] to calculate the weight data of each indicator data w. the results are shown in the table 2: table 2. summary of the results of the entropy method of calculating weights item the information entropy value e information utility value d weighting factor w road network density 0.5699 0.4301 14.83% population density 0.5613 0.4387 15.12% number of bus stops 0.5265 0.4735 16.32% public transportation coverage 0.2911 0.7089 24.43% volume ratio (degree of land development) 0.583 0.417 14.38% information entropy 0.5671 0.4329 14.92% the entropy method is used to calculate the weights of six items, as can be seen from the above table: road density, population density, public transportation coverage, volumetric rate (degree of land development), information entropy, and the number of public transportations stops, and their weights are 0.149, 0.152, 0.245, 0.139, 0.150, and 0.164, 94 respectively. uniform, all of them are in the range close to 0.167. this means that in the whole evaluation system, the weights of each indicator are relatively balanced, and there is no obvious bias in favor of or against each other. in other words, the contribution of each indicator to the comprehensive evaluation is relatively balanced, and there is no situation in which an indicator is too prominent or neglected. 4. daxing international airport airside economic zone land use evaluation and analysis results and recommendations 4.1. analysis of evaluation results the land development intensity of area a is relatively high, indicating that the development and utilization of building land is relatively high, which is more in line with the regional positioning of the service guarantee area; the development intensity of areas b and c is relatively low, the low land development intensity of area b is not conducive to the turnover of logistics and transportation, and area c lacks the infrastructure construction of the high and new technology industrial park. 4.2. suggestions for improvement based on the above analysis, the following recommendations can be drawn: 4.2.1. suggestions for improvement in area a (service guarantee area): upgrade the service facilities and further expand the commercial service facilities, such as residences, supermarkets, financial institutions, etc., in order to meet the needs of residents and travellers in the surrounding areas of the service guarantee area. strengthen logistics support construction, work closely with the aviation logistics area, optimize the logistics and distribution network, and provide efficient logistics and distribution services within the service guarantee area. 4.2.2. improvement suggestions for area b (aviation logistics area): enhance traffic planning, carry out road network planning and optimization according to traffic flow and demand to ensure smooth logistics operation and improve traffic efficiency. enhance the level of public transportation, improve the coverage and frequency of public transportation, and provide convenient and 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(2007) an optimal combination assignment method synthesizing subjective and objective weighting information. practice and understanding of mathematics, 37(001):17-22. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 53 fault diagnosis of hydraulic system based on som neural network ji chen 1, ao xiao 1, zhihui li 1, jiaqing liu 1, mengyuan feng 1, hao xue 1, siwen gu 1, 2, * 1 school of optoelectronic engineering, changzhou institute of technology, jiangsu, 213302, china 2 school of chemical engineering, dalian university of technology, liaoning, 116024, china abstract: the working principle of hydraulic system is to use the flow and pressure of liquid in the system for energy transfer and conversion. hydraulic system realizes various work tasks such as pushing, grasping, lifting, rotating, etc. by controlling the action of hydraulic actuators. its advantages are high power density, good stability, fast response time, smooth power output, etc. the disadvantage is that the hydraulic system is easy to lose control of more points. in this paper, taking the horizontal outrigger hydraulic circuit as an example, the hydraulic pump leakage, etc. is used as a fault sample, and the som neural network is used for fault diagnosis to make timely and accurate diagnosis of the abnormal or fault state of the hydraulic system, give guidance on the operation of the hydraulic system, improve the reliability and safety of operation, and reduce the fault loss to a minimum. keywords: fault diagnosis; neural network; hydraulic system. 1. problem description figure 1. schematic diagram of horizontal outrigger hydraulic circuit a horizontal outrigger hydraulic circuit of a construction machine was applied as a test device to verify the application of som neural network in fault diagnosis. the schematic structure of the horizontal outrigger hydraulic circuit is shown in figure 1. sensors are used to monitor the output values of the various test points when the equipment failure occurs. their measurement results are listed in table 1. the main role of the horizontal outrigger hydraulic circuit is used to support and stabilize the balance of large machinery and equipment or vehicles. the working process is that the hydraulic pump pushes the liquid to the hydraulic cylinder through high pressure, and the piston moves accordingly to achieve the expansion and contraction of the horizontal leg to maintain the balance. by controlling the opening and closing of the valve and relief valve, the flow and pressure of the fluid can be adjusted to precisely control and stabilize the horizontal legs. in figure 1, 1 is the hydraulic pump, 2, 3 is the relief valve, 3 is the check valve, 4 is the solenoid reversing valve, 6 is the outrigger hydraulic cylinder. there are eight common causes of failure in this hydraulic system, which are leakage of hydraulic pump, blockage of screen, burned solenoid valve, damage of outlet relief valve of reversing valve, blockage of damping hole or spring of system safety valve, blockage of damping hole of pressure compensation valve, leakage in hydraulic cylinder and overload of hydraulic pump. as shown in table 1, this paper collects eight fault samples, each containing ten features, in addition to two fault states to be identified as shown in table 2. table 1. hydraulic system standard failure samples cause of failure q1 q2 q3 p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 u i hydraulic pump leakage 10 9 1 5 0.05 5 0 5 24 2 filter blockage 28 26 2 15 0.5 15 0 15 24 2 solenoid valve burned out 28 0 2 18 0.05 17.5 0 0 24 2 damage to the outlet relief valve of the reversing valve 28 26 2 15 0.05 17.5 0 17.5 24 2 system safety valve damping hole blockage or spring damage 28 0 0 18 0 18 0 16 24 2 pressure compensation valve damping hole blockage 28 26 2 15 0.5 15 0 15 24 2 leakage in the hydraulic cylinder 28 28 0 15 0.05 15 0 15 24 2 hydraulic pump overload 28 26 2 15 0.05 15 0 10 24 2 6 5 4 3 2 1 9 10 8 q3 q2 q1 p2 p1 p5 p3 p4 u1 7 54 table 2. fault samples to be tested number q1 q2 q3 p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 u i d1 26 26 0 12 0.04 14 0.08 14 21 19 d2 25 24 1.6 18 0.05 16 0.002 16 25 19 2. fault diagnosis steps based on som neural network the application of som neural networks in fault diagnosis is generally divided into the following steps [1-5]: 1. common fault types are selected to extract fault features. each type contains feature values that are used to characterize the faults. 2. build som neural network and train on common fault types. during training, input feature values and get the similarity between neurons and feature values. after the training is completed, label the standard output neurons. repeat the above process so that the neural network can learn and adapt to various fault types. 3. input the data to be tested into the som neural network after the training is completed for testing. 4. compare the position of the standard output neuron with the position of the output neuron of the sample to be tested. 5. determine the fault type based on neuron positions. the flow chart of the algorithm is shown in figure 2. relying on the matlab software platform, click import data on the menu bar, select the data file (e.g., .txt format) to be imported, and then convert it to. mat format. click on the converted file in the workspace to obtain the corresponding data [6-8]. be sure to save the converted file to the correct folder. the steps are as follows [9, 10]: 1. web sample design from the above table, 8 fault samples are obtained, each with 10 characteristics. 2. web creation create a som network using the function newsom. the code is net=newsom(minmax(p), [10 10]). where p is the input vector, derived from the table above. the minmax(p) specifies the maximum and minimum values of the input vector elements, and [10 10] indicates that the competitive layer of the created network is a 10 × 10 structure. the network structure is able to be adjusted, and if the number of neuron nodes is too small, it will be insufficient to distinguish all patterns, and the training results will inevitably combine similar pattern classes into one class. the sample size here is large, so the choice of such a competitive layer is appropriate. 3. web training and testing in order to train and simulate the network, this paper sets different training steps: 10, 30, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000, and observes and compares the changes of its weight distribution. the code for training 10 times is: plotsom(net.layers{1}.positions) a= [10 30 50 100 200 500 1000]. showing the different number of times of 7 neural network trainings with placement values of 10, 30, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 times. yc=rands(10,8); setting up a random initialization of a 1*10 vector; net.trainparam.epochs=a(1); starting training with a training count of 10; net=train(net,p); y=sim(net,p); yc(1,:)=vec2ind(y); plotsom(net.iw{1,1},net.layers{1}.distances) training the web as well as viewing the classification, the classification results are in the first row of the output result yc. figure 2. som neural network algorithm flow chart 3. analysis of results in the matlab simulation experiment, the som neural network is created, and the standard fault samples are input to train the som neural network. the neural network training process is shown in figure 3, where input is 10, indicating that there are 10 sample sizes, som topology som is the neural network topology, som neighbor connections is the som each neighborhood connection, som neighbor distances is the distance distribution between adjacent neurons after completing the training som input planes are the weights of each output, som sample hits are the positions of som neuron weight vectors, and som weight positions are the distribution of each neuron. figure 3. neural network training process 55 the results of the operation are shown in table 3, and the result of rr is 4. table 3. operation results training steps clustering results 10 80 1 100 1 100 1 1 1 30 99 21 100 1 90 21 2 3 50 99 21 100 21 80 21 3 12 100 20 46 100 91 96 46 45 1 200 80 10 81 1 95 10 5 46 500 96 46 100 41 92 46 2 40 1000 100 26 93 41 76 26 1 10 based on the results of the above operation, it can be seen that at a training step of 200, the neural network is already able to classify each sample correctly, and further increasing the number of training steps will not change the classification results. therefore, when training the network, choosing a training step of 200 can achieve satisfactory clustering performance while avoiding the problem of overfitting. this ensures that the network can accurately classify the input vectors and has a good generalization capability. figure 4. som neural network topology diagram figure 5. connection of the som neighbors the topology of the som neural network is shown in figure 4. each hexagon represents a neuron, starting from 0 to 10 on the bottom and starting from -1 to 8 on the right vertical axis, forming a 10*10 neuron matrix for training the neural network. the connection diagram of each neighborhood of som is shown in figure 5. the plotsomnc (net) plots a som layer showing the neurons as gray patches and their direct neighborhood relationship with the red line. the distribution of distances between neurons is shown in figure 6, and it is determined that the som neural network achieves clustering by calculating the distances between neurons. however, in some cases, the complex distribution of distances between neurons may lead to unclear boundaries between clustering results. this may also mean that the parameters of the neural network need to be further adjusted or other algorithms introduced to improve the clustering performance. figure 6. distribution of distances between adjacent neurons after completing training the som neuron weight vector locations are shown in figure 7. the plotsompos (net) plots the input vectors as green dots and shows how the som classifies the input space by displaying the blue-gray dots of each neuron's weight vector and connecting adjacent neurons to the red line. figure 7. location of som neuron weight vectors according to the two groups of fault samples to be classified as shown in table 2, they are entered into the program for classification respectively, and the classification procedure is as follows: t= [ ]'; % enter the sample to be tested; r=sim(net,t); % network simulation; rr=vec2ind(r) % transformation function that converts a single-valued vector into a subscripted vector; the above procedure enables to call the trained som neural network to determine which fault type the undetected data belongs to. the distribution of neurons is shown in figure 8 and figure 9. it is known that there are eight different states in the mapping from the input layer to the competing layer. each state is assigned to a corresponding neuron 56 location, represented by a different token. using the standard sample state as a benchmark, when the input state is the same or similar to that standard state, the position of the neuron output in the competitive layer will be the same or similar to the position of some standard fault sample. the som neural network can be trained to map the input vectors of different states to the corresponding neuron positions on the competing layers to achieve state classification and identification. when the input states are similar to the standard fault samples, the neural network is able to accurately classify them to their corresponding positions. this provides a pattern-matchingbased approach to fault diagnosis, making it possible to determine the type of fault based on the similarity of the location of the input vector to the location of the standard sample. figure 8. classification of d1 neurons figure 9. classification of d2 neurons 4. conclusion in this paper, we use som neural network to perform fault diagnosis of hydraulic system and confirm that the fault diagnosis method of som neural network is a 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[10] rosato, a.; piscitelli, m.s.; capozzoli, a. data-driven fault detection and diagnosis: research and applications for hvac systems in buildings. energies. 2023, 16(2): 854. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 13 service performance in banks: the effects of customer relationship management systems extended usage luyao xu * school of business, soochow university, suzhou, jiangsu, 215006, china * corresponding author email: xuluyao000109@163.com abstract: with the rapid development of information technology, customer relationship management systems (crms) have been widely adopted by banks and play a crucial role in customer development and retention. however, there are also numerous cases of crms implementation failures. further, employees are enabled by crms to make service decisions with the support of leaders. the role of leaders in employees’ crms usage is understudied. thus, based on the information systems diffusion model and the theory of leader substitutes, a research model is proposed and empirically tested. the results show that employee crms explorative usage has a positive impact on their service performance, while employee crms exploitative usage has a significant negative impact on service performance. besides, significant leadership substitution effects are discussed in crms usage. keywords: customer orientation; crms extended usage; is infusion model; leader substitutes theory. 1. introduction the market environment of banks has changed from incremental market to stock market. it is becoming more and more important to understand, develop and maintain customer relationships. customer relationship management system (crms) is a collection of information technology, information and marketing systems, which can efficiently obtain and sort out customer information, establish effective interaction and understand customer needs, purchase model (chen & popovich, 2003). although enterprises are optimistic about the prospect of crms and invest a lot in the adoption of crms, there is no conclusion about whether the investment is worthy and whether it can improve employees’ work performance (parthasarathy & sohi, 1997; igbaria & tan, 1997; ahearne et al., 2005). besides, as the usage of crms integrating into employees’ daily work, it is important to explore how to make systems play a greater role. crms has been widely adopted in various contexts, yet different employees have their own usage pattern. based on ambidexterity theory proposed by march (1991), there exist two types of information system (is) usage behaviors exploitative usage and explorative usage (luo & ling, 2013; koo et al., 2015; auh & mengue, 2005). for instance, some employees routinely use crms to perform structured, repetitive tasks to improve service efficiency, which refers to crms exploitative usage. meanwhile others may try to explore different functions of crms to perform unstructured tasks or new solutions to improve service performance, which refers to crms explorative usage. previous studies indicated that the usage of is generally had positive outcomes (e.g., chen et al., 2020; luo & ling, 2013; he & wong, 2004), but the conclusions are not entirely consistent. therefore, we intend to explore the motivator and the consequences of employee crms extended usage (i.e., exploitative usage and explorative usage behaviors) in this study. banks emphasize service interaction, which is associated with service outcome as well as the process of service delivery. as service providers, employees can make adaptive behaviors to offer personalized services with the help of crms. based on leader substitute theory, employees’ abilities to make their decision can substitute leader effectiveness in some extent (kerr & jermier, 1978; yin et al., 2017), which consequently affect employees’ service performance. for example, when employees follow the routine functions of crms, crms can directly replace the leaders’ decision-making behaviors and help employees make decisions, to provide customers with corresponding services and products. however, when employees want to break the conventional application and explore new functions of crms, they may prefer to take actions after getting the permission and support of leaders. in this situation, the substitution of leadership is mixed. therefore, it is worthwhile to explore the role of different types of crms usage in the consideration of leadership. what’s more, the crms extended usage behaviors are not spontaneously and need internal and external motivation to drive. the motivation of customer orientation, which refers to individual ability and motivation in serving customers based on individual level, can meet employees’ relationship, autonomy and competence through authorization, improving employees’ knowledge reserve and encouraging team cooperation. employees’ external motivation can hence be internalized into internal motivation and stimulate effective work behaviors (zhang, 2021). therefore, it is necessary to explore the relationship between customers’ orientation and employees’ crms extended usage. this research is expected to make the following key contributions. firstly, this paper combines customer orientation with innovative application of crms, and integrates leader substitutes theory with ambidexterity of is usage. it is expected to extend and enrich the is diffusion literature. secondly, this paper discusses the crms usage behaviors in the diffusion stage, and investigates the antecedent and consequence of different types of extended use of crms. specifically, it is interesting to find out that not all types of crms usage contributes to employee service performance improvement. it is expected to provide rich theoretical and practical implications for bank managers. thirdly, the contingent effects of leadership provide insights for the mechanism of how to manage the outcomes of 14 employees crms usage behaviors. 2. literature review and theoretical basis 2.1. crms exploitative and explorative usage is diffusion model is widely used in post-adoption behaviors of information system and studies the characteristics and contents of information technology in different stages. post-adoption behavior is defined as “adoption decision, function usage behavior and extended behavior made by individual users after installing its applications” (jasperson et al., 2005), which emphasizes the importance of how individuals use technology and interact with technology. drawn from cooper and zmud (1990), the work of saga and zmud (1994) suggests four different stages of the information technology diffusion process: adaptation, acceptance, routinization and infusion. post-adoption corresponds to the last two stages of this process (i.e., routinization and infusion). grounded in the ambidexterity literature, exploitative use and explorative use can simultaneously exist in the is infusion stage. in the context of is usage, exploitation refers to using the system to perform structured repetitive tasks to improve efficiency, while exploration refers to the innovative use of systems to perform unstructured or existing tasks (subramani, 2004). that is, exploitative usage is defined as using more available system features to complete tasks, which means using information system functions in an automatic, substantive, technical or productive way, while explorative usage is defined as using systems to support tasks in an innovative way (koo et al., 2015). in order to maintain competitive advantage and provide better services, employees need to conduct the both behaviors. exploitative usage emphasizes the utilization and in-depth development of existing knowledge, highlighting “doing better”, which is performed in the form of improvement; explorative usage emphasizes the pursuit of knowledge, highlighting “doing differently”, which is performed in the form of breakthrough(feng, 2021). previous researches about is exploitative usage and explorative usage can be divided into two streams: the first stream takes is usage as the dependent variables and explores influencing factors and their relationship, that is, the “antecedents” of is usage. in the past, the antecedents of is usage were mainly analyzed from three perspectives: individuals’ factors, i.e. customer-oriented atmosphere, personal innovation, user attitude, user satisfaction and experience and work environment(agarwal & prasad, 1998; barton & deschamps, 1998; zhang, 2021; jansen et al., 2006; roh et al., 2005); organizational factors, i.e. organizational structure, organizational support and resource provision (jansen et al., 2006); and information or information systems’ application. the second stream takes is usage as independent variables. these studies discuss the relationship between the innovative application of is and organizational performance, employee service performance, service innovation performance and enterprise competitiveness, that is, the “consequences” of innovative usage of is. further, researchers have started to examine how employees’ service performance interact with is usages and inclined to explore the mediating role between them. although, previous studies have provided much efforts on the role of employees’ individual characteristics in managing usages of crms and employees’ service performance (luo & ling, 2013; chen et al., 2020; subramani, 2004)., noticeably missing from these studies is what role leaders play in employees’ usage of crms and how it shifts employees’ service performance. 2.2. leadership substitutes theory kerr and jermier (1978) introduced the important concept of substitutes for leadership and focused on the impact of nonleadership factors on outcome variables. the critical point of leader substitutes theory is that substitution factors are able to have a direct impact on outcome variables. these can substitute the effectiveness of leadership and meet the needs of individual guidance and care. there exist two kinds of “substitution” effects: “neutralizer” and “substitute”. the term "substitutes" for leadership was used by kerr and jermier (1978) to characterize the traits that render leader behaviors redundant, unneeded, and unimportant. certain traits, such as those that facilitate employees' understanding of their roles and work procedures or give them access to feedback and rewards from sources other than their managers, might serve as stand-ins for leadership. additionally, substitutes could directly impact the results or standards that negate the need for leader behaviors. according to kerr and jermier (1978), elements of tasks, subordinates, or organizational structures that render leadership impractical or unproductive are neutralizers of leadership. according to wu (2010), these neutralizers have the ability to be beneficial or detrimental, depending on the circumstances, but their overall impact is the creation of a leadership void. scholars have further put forward leader substitutes theory. for example, xu and wang (2008) put forward that universal use of information technology can provide daily information for employees to carry out work, and provide timely job performance feedback for employees, so as to greatly improve efficiency and job satisfaction. through information systems, employees can communicate with customers and colleagues, which has become an important leadership substitutes factor. there are a few studies actually examining the linkages between leadership substitutes factors and leader behaviors. for example, wu (2010) finds support for interactions between the substitutes for leadership (e.g., professional orientation) and leader behaviors. based on this stream of literature, the current paper discusses the substitution effect of employees’ extended use of crms on leader behaviors. 3. research framework and hypothesis 3.1. research framework based on the is diffusion model and the ambidexterity literature, employees’ extended usage of crms mainly includes exploitative usage and explorative usage. to understand the consequences of crms extended usage behaviors and how to motivate and regulate these behaviors, a research model is developed as follows (figure 1). 15 figure 1. research model 3.2. research hypothesis 3.2.1. effect of customers’ orientation on crms exploitative and explorative usage “captures the extent to which employees’ job perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors are guided by an enduring belief in the importance of customer satisfactions” is the definition of customer orientation as a work value. it shows how much staff members take pleasure in meeting client demands and how dedicated they are to their interests and welfare. the impacts of customer orientation have drawn much attention at both individual level and organizational level (zhang, 2021). at individual level, previous research has conceptualized customer orientation as a psychological antecedent to critical job states (i.e., stress and engagement) and as a distal (or mediated) predictor of job outcomes, including employee performance and behaviors (zablah et al., 2012; menguc et al., 2016). for frontline employees, customer orientation can stimulate their work-related motivation. once employees have intrinsically been motivated, they will increase levels of engagement or investment in their jobs. thus, to work accurately and efficiently, crms could be exploitatively used to obtain, scree, process, and record customer information, especially for routine tasks (li et al., 2018). besides, with high engagement, employees may try to explore different functions of crms to deal with unstructured tasks such as mining clues from customer database so as to provide personalized services. further, customer orientation is likely to reduce perceived role ambiguity and conflict and decreases job stress among frontline employees (zablah et al., 2012). employees are enabled to work efficiently and creatively with exploitative and explorative crms usage. therefore, we proposed that customer orientation can promote both crms exploitative usage and explorative usage behaviors. h1a: focusing on customer orientation is positively related with crms exploitative usage. h1b: focusing on customer orientation is positively related with crms explorative usage. 3.2.2. effect of crms exploitative and explorative usage on employees’ service performance exploitative usage and explorative usage are types of is usage in the is infusion stage. crms exploitative usage emphasizes efficiency and productivity (koo et al., 2015). it requires a little degree of learning, enhances existing knowledge (e.g., using the same feature of crm), and denotes the repetition of a specific set of usage methods in order to comply with typical work processes (luo & ling, 2013). it denotes that staff members adhere to and are conversant with a set of established guidelines and protocols for the use of crms, and they facilitate the integration of crms use with work processes. therefore, exploitative usage of crms improves frontline employees’ service efficiency by using routine solutions to solve problems as soon as possible. to the opposite, explorative usage behavior focuses on improvement, creativity and “doing differently” (feng, 2021). through explorative usage, staff members discover effective ways to use crms capabilities, try out new features, and creatively apply them to enhance work completion or task flow (jasperson et al., 2005). therefore, we propose that both crms exploitative usage and explorative usage are beneficial to employees’ service performance. h2a: crms exploitative usage is positively related to employees’ service performance. h2b: crms explorative usage is positively related to employees’ service performance. 3.2.3. effects of leader efficacy leader efficacy reflects leaders’ beliefs regarding their abilities to self-motivate that in turn motivate others to act (hannah et al., 2012; yukl, 2006). not only was leader efficacy associated with higher individual leader performance, but it was also associated with higher group performance. when leaders can affect and change followers’ cognition and behaviors to translate leader behaviors into follower actions, it seems to be effective leadership (xu & wang, 2008). researches suggested that leader was found to be greatly related to employees’ behaviors and performance (yukl, 2006; hannah et al., 2012). it can influence subsequent cognitions, affect and behaviors through operating within leaders’ selfsystems, then affect employees’ service performance. h3: leader efficacy can positively affect employees’ service performance. in fact, the relationship between leaders and employee performance is complex. its effects may be vital, insignificant or even harmful. there exist some factors to act as leadership substitutes, such as information technology, which partly replace the role leaders play. thus, when employees apply crms in a conventional way, employees can make independent decisions directly according to customer and product information provided by crms, which is not highly dependent on leaders, and even crms can completely/partially replace the role of leaders. tasks hence are accomplished efficiently and the role of leader efficacy is not necessarily translated to the subordinates. accordingly, 16 the crms exploitative usage behavior substitutes the effects of leadership. however, when employees intend to adapt work procedures or develop new solutions, employees prefer to take actions after getting the support of leaders. it is especially true in banks. during the process, frontline employees also can create new knowledge and improve solutions for future tasks. leader efficacy will play an important role in this case to monitor, support, and implement employees’ adaptive behaviors. thus, we propose that the crms explorative usage behavior may complement the effects of leadership instead of substitution. h4a: the crms exploitative usage behavior is a substitute of leadership. that is, there is a negative interaction between crms exploitative usage behavior and leader self-efficacy on employee service performance. h4b: the crms explorative usage behavior is a complement of leadership. that is, there is a positive interaction effects between crms explorative usage behavior and leader self-efficacy on employee service performance. 4. methodology 4.1. measures this study used a questionnaire survey to collect data and test the research model. multiple items of all latent categories were measured using seven-point likert scales anchored with "strongly disagree" to "strongly agree." to maintain reliability and validity in questionnaire, the instruments were selected from mature measuring scales. the measurements for customer orientation are adopted from saparito et al. (2004). three items each are adopted from li et al. (2013) to measure crms exploitative usage and explorative usage respectively. the measurements for employee service performance is selected from menguc et al. (2016) and leader efficacy’s items are adopted from murphy (1992)’s study. to be noted that, in order to avoid the potential bias caused by self-report survey, the dependent variable (i.e., employee service performance) and leader efficacy were rated by leaders and the other variables were rated by employees. 4.2. data collection to obtain validation data, we conducted a field survey with 150 branches of a rural commercial bank in southwest china. with the assistance of the bank's senior management, we distributed 223 paper questionnaires to potential respondents (the target respondents were front-line employees and the leaders from bank branches) identified by the bank's human resources department. these respondents were based on the following criteria: (1) the respondents had experience in using crms; (2) they rely on the introduction of crms to complete their daily tasks. a total of 218 respondents answered the questionnaire, with a response rate of 97.8%, excluding invalid questionnaires (there are two main situations: one is that there are many missing values in the questionnaire, and the other is that a few questionnaires are not filled in carefully), and finally 150 valid matched samples are left for data analysis. 5. data analysis and results this paper used statistical software for social science (spss) and smart partial least squares (spls, version 3.3.3) for the data analysis. prior to the structural model, the measurement model was evaluated in terms of reliability, convergent validity and discriminant validity. to sum up, the measurement model passed all the test satisfactorily. 5.1. descriptive statistics table 1 presents the demographic profiles of the respondents. in 150 valid samples, 39.3% of the respondents were male and 60.7% were female. table 1. sample demographics (n=150) item category percentage item category percentage gender male 39.3% position customer manager 54.6% credit section chief 22.6% female 60.7% deputy president 8.7% president 7.3% others 5% age <=19 0% education level record of primary school 0.6% 20 – 29 48.7% record of middle school 12.7% 30 – 39 44% junior bachelor 84% 40 – 49 7.3% bachelor 2.7% >=50 0% postgraduate or above 0% tenure in the bank < 1 year 0.8% crms experience < 1 year 45.3% 1-3 years 17.3% 1-3 years 29.4% 4 – 6 years 37.3% 4 – 6 years 13.3% 7-8 years 23.3% 7-8 years 8.7% 9 – 10 years 1.3% 9 – 10 years 2.6% >= 11 years 20% >= 11 years 0.7% 5.2. reliability and validity test this paper uses smartpls3 to carry out confirmatory factor analysis to test the measurement model and come to conclusion. to begin with, we evaluate indicator reliability, composite reliability, convergent validity and discriminant validity (as shown in table 2). indicator reliability can be assessed through factor loading estimates. it is generally advisable for factor loading to be greater than 0.707 (benitez et al., 2020). table 2 presents the factor loading estimates, which range from 0.804-0.963, all items loaded above 0.707 suggesting that more than 50% of the variance in a single indicator can be explained by the corresponding latent variable. composite reliability represents the correlation between latent variable and construct scores, and thus above the suggested threshold of 0.707, indicating reliable construct scores. to obtain empirical evidence for discriminant validity, htmt (commonly lower than 0.85 or 0.9 suggested) should 17 be considered. in our paper, the htmt is totally below the recommended threshold of 0.85 (and of 0.9). in consideration of multicollinearity issue, vif is tested, suggesting that multicollinearity is not a serious problem in our data. for internal consistency, the values of cronbach’s alpha and composite reliabilities for latent variables are all greater than the recommended threshold of 0.80 for confirmatory research. table 2. construct reliability, convergent validity, and discriminant validity construct no. and name coding weight factor loading vif cronbach’s alpha composite reliability ave customer orientation eco1 0.261 0.819 2.004 0.874 0.914 0.725 eco2 0.272 0.863 2.479 eco3 0.322 0.873 2.394 eco4 0.319 0.851 2.043 crms exploitative usage ertu1 0.298 0.844 1.903 0.912 0.945 0.852 ertu2 0.391 0.957 1.903 ertu3 0.388 0.963 2.344 crms explorative usage einu1 0.373 0.938 3.709 0.931 0.956 0.879 einu2 0.361 0.934 3.610 einu3 0.333 0.942 4.276 employees’ service performance lspf1 0.192 0.828 2.540 0.925 0.941 0.727 lspf2 0.214 0.854 3.020 lspf3 0.207 0.884 3.318 lspf4 0.203 0.885 3.230 lspf5 0.193 0.860 3.561 lspf6 0.161 0.804 2.618 leader efficacy (rated by leader) lle1 0.302 0.907 3.241 0.916 0.940 0.797 lle2 0.357 0.934 3.672 lle3 0.237 0.887 3.036 lle4 0.217 0.841 2.460 abbreviations: ave, average variance extracted in addition, table 3 shows the descriptive statistics, average variance extracted (ave) and construct correlation matrix for the latent variables. ave (named average variance extracted), typically used to assess convergent validity, indicates how much of the indicators’ variance can be explained by the latent variable. in our paper, all ave values are above 0.5, indicating reliable convergent validity. in addition, we test the discriminant validity by comparing the square root of the ave and the correlations among each construct and conclude that the square root of the ave by constructs is greater than any correlation among constructs (suki &ramayah, 2011), supporting discriminant validity. based on this, we conclude that construct reliability, convergent validity, and discriminant validity are all acceptable. table 3. descriptive, ave and construct correlation matrix latent variables(a) mean s.d. ave 1 2 3 4 5 1.customer orientation (4) 5.642 1.285 0.725 0.852 2.crms exploitative usage (3) 5.60 1.374 0.852 0.522 0.923 3.crms explorative usage (3) 4.573 1.538 0.879 0.441 0.450 0.938 4.service performance (6) 5.054 1.212 0.727 -0.026 -0.073 0.159 0.853 5.leader efficacy (4) 5.505 0.928 0.797 0.055 0.075 0.022 0.291 0.893 a number of measurement items abbreviations: ave, average variance extracted (values on the diagonal are the square roots of the ave) in this paper, we collect multisourced data (respectively rated by leaders and employees) for independent and dependent variables in our model so that common method bias is not a major concern. at the same time, we take actions to proactively minimize the problem of common method bias (podsakoff et al., 2003). firstly, we collect multisourced data including employee self-reported data for independent variable and leader-reported data for the dependent variables to control common method bias. secondly, we collect data in the broader research context and measures of variables are obtained mainly in different branches of banks. to sum up, all tests indicate that common method bias doesn’t threaten the validity of the results. 5.3. structural model after confirming the measurement model, we then use a bootstrapping method (1000 iterations) to examine the overall fit of the estimated model, the path coefficient estimates, their significance, the effect sizes ( ) and the coefficient of determination ( ) for the structural model. in the smart-pls analysis, we decide to choose manager-assessed service performance as the dependent variables for the structural model in view of potential common method bias. as indicated in the figure 2, customer orientation significantly enhances exploitative usage of crms (h1a: β=0.552; p<0.01; lower limit [ll]=0.402, upper limit [ul]=0.637) and explorative usage of crms (h1b: β=0.441; p<0.01; ll=0.294, ul=0.564), separately explaining 25.6%, 19.5% of its variance. furthermore, crms exploitative usage has a significantly negative effect on employees’ service performance with path coefficients of -0.227 (h2a: β=-0.229; p<0.01; ll=-0.409, ul=-0.040). and crms explorative 18 usage also has a positive effect on employees’ service performance (h2b: β=0.282, p<0.01; ll=0.073, ul=0.472), yielding an explained variance of 22.5%. besides, leader efficacy can yield a direct positive effect on service performance (h3: β=0.306; p<0.01; ll=0.153, ul=0.466) the results are presented in table 4. figure 2. spls results of the structural model table 4. path coefficients hypothesis relationship std beta t p ll ul decision h1a eco→ ertu 0.552 8.052 0 0.402 0.637 supported 0.256 0.344 h1b eco→ einu 0.441 6.354 0 0.294 0.564 supported 0.195 0.243 h2a ertu→ lspf -0.229 2.341 0.017 -0.409 -0.040 unexpected 0.225 0.047 h2b einu→ lspf 0.282 2.908 0.006 0.073 0.472 supported 0.081 h3 lle→ lspf 0.306 3.900 0 0.153 0.466 supported 0.118 abbreviations: eco, customer orientation; ertu, crms exploitative usage; einu, crms explorative usage; lspf, employees’ service performance; lle, leader efficacy; ll, lower limit; ul, upper limit table 5. interaction effects approach relationship m sd std beta tvalue pvalue ll ul decisions (p≤0.05) main effects model ertu→ lspf -0.222 0.096 -0.229 2.391 0.017 -0.409 -0.040 supported 0.188 0.046 einu→ lspf 0.276 0.103 0.282 2.744 0.006 0.073 0.472 supported 0.072 lle→ lspf 0.312 0.082 0.306 3.728 0 0.153 0.466 supported 0.113 two stage ertu→ lspf -0.236 0.098 -0.232 2.377 0.018 -0.422 -0.038 supported 0.226 0.050 einu→ lspf 0.293 0.098 0.295 3.011 0.003 0.092 0.473 supported 0.082 lle→ lspf 0.312 0.079 0.308 3.796 0 0.175 0.470 supported 0.117 interaction effect1(ertu*lle) -0.107 0.105 -0.125 1.193 0.233 -0.299 0.111 not supported 0.013 interaction effect2(einu*lle) 0.209 0.113 0.230 2.025 0.043 -0.040 0.399 supported 0.049 abbreviations: eco, customer orientation; ertu, crms exploitative usage; einu, crms explorative usage; lspf, employees’ service performance; lle, leader efficacy; ll, lower limit; ul, upper limit. for the leadership substitutes, the results reveal that there is a significant positive interaction effect between leader efficacy and explorative usage of crms on employees’ service performance (h4b: β=0.231, p<0.01), while the interaction effect is not significant for exploitative usage of crms. therefore, h4b can be supported while h4a is not. our explanation is that when employee use crms in a routine, conventional way, they can get customers’ information and service products information by applying crms and crms can substitute the decision role of leader as expected. therefore, in this situation employees have rare need to rely on leader effectiveness. however, when 19 employees want to apply new functions of crms and explore new ways to use, employees prefer to take action after getting the support of leaders. at this time, leaders’ attitude will have a different effect on employees’ usage of crms. in order to verify interaction effects, we also conduct additional analysis. the result is shown in table 5. first of all, the path coefficient of the interaction term indicates to which extent the independent variables’ influence on the dependent variable changes depending on the interaction variable. the results (interaction effect1, -0.125, p=0.233>0.05; interaction effect2, 0.230, p=0.045<0.05) of path coefficient capturing the interaction effects differs significantly from zero, which supports that the interaction effects really exist. it also suggests that interaction effect1 is not significant while interaction effect2 is otherwise. further, the interaction effect can be assessed by comparing the proportion of variance explained (as expressed by the determination coefficient 0.146) of the main effect model (i.e., the model without interaction effect) with the 0.188 of the full model (i.e., the model including the interaction effect). this idea also underlies the effect size (henseler & fassott, 2010; fassott et al., 2016) that interaction effects with effect size of 0.02 may be regarded as weak, effect sizes from 0.15 as moderate, and effect sizes above 0.35 as strong. table 5 shows that interaction effect1 with effect size (0.013) is pretty weak, suggesting leader efficacy has a weak moderating effect on the relationship between crms exploitative usage behaviors and employees’ service performance. however, moderating effect2 with effect size (0.049) is rather moderate, which shows that leader efficacy positively moderates the relationship. 6. discussion and implication 6.1. key findings in this study, we investigate employees’ crms extended usage behaviors (i.e., crms exploitative usage and crms explorative usage) and analyze the antecedent of applying crms (i.e., customer orientation). the results indicate that customer orientation can positively affect employees’ systems usages. further, we discuss employee crms usage behaviors in is infusion stage and explores the different effects of exploitative usage and explorative usage of crms on employees’ service performance. the results show that crms explorative usage benefit service performance. however, interestingly, exploitative usage is harmful for service performance. this may because in a highly competitive market, routine usage of information systems may not help companies and even has negative impacts. emphasize more on conventional usage, which is mostly happens in banks, may cultivate conformist and finally damage the organizations. in addition, we investigate the substitutes of leadership of crms usage. the direct effect of leader efficacy is consistent with prior studies that leader efficacy has positive effects on employees’ service performance. more importantly, we found that leader efficacy can negatively affect the relationship between employees’ crms exploitative usage and their service performance, although insignificant. however, there is a positive interaction between employees’ crms explorative usage and employee service performance. considering the negative effects of exploitative usage behaviors, leverage leader efficacy to enlarge the positive effects of explorative usage is highlighted. 6.2. theoretical implication firstly, in recent years, a major problem that has aroused the interest of researchers and practitioners is the impacts of crms application on employees’ and enterprise service performance, and whether work motivation (i.e., customer orientation) has an impact on usage behaviors of crms. we attempt to enrich is diffusion literature by focusing on the impact of customer orientation on their service performance and regarding usage of crms as a key intermediary. secondly, it is expected to enrich the is usage literature and ambidexterity literature that types of crms usage may result in different outcomes. although previous literature indicate that both information systems explorative and exploitative usage are overall beneficial in the adoption stage (he & wong, 2004), our findings indicate that it may not always be the case in the post-adoption stage, especially in a mature market with fierce competition. thirdly, extending the leader substitutes theory, we highlight the usage of crms as one of the leadership substitute factors, which can affect employees’ service performance. prior studies found mixed results on the relationship between extended usage behaviors and service performance (roman & lacobucci, 2010; chen et al., 2020). the opposite effects of explorative and exploitative usage may provide clues for overall mixed results in previous literature. different usages behavior could be substitute or complement leadership, which may further relieve the inconsistency in consideration of the role of leaders. it provides a lens for further is extended usage study to involve in the role of leaders and specific organizational factors. 6.3. practical implications employee’s usage behaviors may cause different effects on their service performance. managers are suggested to encourage frontline employees to deeply engage in crms and integrate it into their job and service. leveraging the resources of crms, it is essential to promote employees to adapt their service to fulfill customer diverse needs so as to acquire and retain customers innovatively. excessive emphasize conventional usage of crms may not benefit the company and even harmful. cultivate a flexible climate is also suggested to avoid rigid and regimented service style. in addition, we propose crms usage behaviors can play a critical role in substituting leader effectiveness based on leader substitution theory. when employees use crms in a routine, simple way, appropriate empowerment is recommended. when employees encounter with unstructured tasks or intend to innovatively use the systems, leaders’ support is helpful then. the intervention of leaders in appropriate occasions can effectively improve employees’ performance. besides, effective distribution of leader’s energy also helps to improve leader themselves work efficiency. 6.4. limitations and future research this study has some limitations that provide opportunities for future research. firstly, based on the leadership substitutes theory, there are potentially different 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[41] zhang l.l. 2021. the impact of customer-oriented atmosphere on employees’ proactive behaviors. research on financial and economic issues. 9(14). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 60 image emotion analysis combining attention mechanism and multi‐level correlation shuxia ren, simin li school of software, tianjin polytechnic university, tianjin 300387, china abstract: the development of social network has brought a large amount of image information, and the research on image emotion has gradually attracted wide attention. the current image emotion analysis methods based on multi-level features simply splice the features at each level and then classify the emotions, which not only ignores the correlation between features at different levels, but also ignores the synergistic effect between global features and local features. therefore, this paper proposes an emotion model (maml) based on mixed attention and multi-level dependence of images, which uses spatial and channel attention mechanisms to extract local emotion region features of images. bi-directional long short term memory network (bilstm) is used to establish correlation between multi-level image global features. the experimental results of maml model on artphoto and abstract data sets prove the validity of maml model. keywords: multi-level features; mixed attention; global and local; bilstm. 1. introduction with the increasing popularity of social media, more and more users post images on social networks to express their views and emotions, and images have gradually become an important carrier for people to express their emotions. emotion research plays an indispensable role in education, advertising, decision-making, planning and many other activities. therefore, image sentiment analysis has attracted much attention from researchers. however, because of the subjectivity and complexity of emotion, the task of emotion analysis for images is still very challenging. as shown in figure 1, image emotion is closely related to image color, texture, line and other underlying features. at the beginning of the study, the researchers predicted emotion by designing various manual features (such as color, texture, composition, etc.) [1,2,3]. with the development of convolutional neural network (cnn), image emotion analysis methods based on deep learning show excellent performance [4,5,6]. at present, researchers have designed various neural networks for image emotion analysis. peng et al. [7] extracted global features of images for emotion classification by fine-tuning the cnn model pre-trained in imagenet. research [8] shows that when humans observe images, emotion is mainly caused by local emotional areas. based on descriptive visual attributes, you et al. [9] used the attention model to find the local areas that evoke the audience's emotions, and then extracted their features to improve the performance of emotion analysis. zhao et al. [10] showed through experiments that the effect of using both local and global features is better than that of using one of them alone. however, most current studies ignore the synergistic effect of local and global features, and the attention model used in image emotion analysis tasks usually only considers spatial attention when focusing on local emotion features. although spatial attention regulates the local spatial connectivity pattern on each channel through spatial attention weights [9,11,12], it ignores the interdependencies between different channels. however, it is very important to pay attention to the channel aspect, which can be seen as a process of selecting semantic attributes and is essentially consistent with the characteristics of cnn [13]. previous studies have shown that image emotion is related to features ranging from low level to high level [14]. there is correlation between features at different levels. zhu et al. [14] and zhang et al. [15] used bidirectional gru method and gram method respectively to establish correlation between features at different levels. however, these methods pay too much attention to the global features of images and neglect the local emotion region features closely related to image emotion. fig 1. emotional image sample to sum up, although researchers have improved the effect of image sentiment analysis from multiple perspectives, how to use the spatial and channel attention mechanisms as well as the correlation between features at different levels of images to extract more discriminative features is still a problem to be solved. therefore, this paper proposes an image feature extraction method that combines mixed attention and multilevel feature dependence. multiple branches are used to extract multi-level features from low to high, and bilstm is used to achieve multi-level feature fusion. in addition, after the highest level of convolutional blocks, the lightweight spatial and channel attention module cbam is used to focus on the local emotion area. therefore, the maml model proposed in this paper can not only extract the local features of the image that cause the viewer's emotion, but also extract the complete feature information of the image. 2. related work 2.1. multi-level features closing the affective gap is a major challenge in affective prediction. in the past, a lot of efforts have been focused on feature extraction. in earlier studies, image sentiment analysis methods mainly classified emotions according to manual 61 features of images, such as low-level features such as color and texture, intermediate features such as image composition and aesthetics, and high-level features that contain semantic information. inspired by the fact that cnn methods work well in other visual recognition tasks with the development of deep learning, researchers began to apply cnn-based methods to image sentiment analysis. the cnn-based approach can learn features automatically through its multi-level deep learning architecture, rather than manually designing image features. peng et al. [7] tried to apply cnn model to image emotion recognition for the first time. they fine-tuned the pre-trained cnn on imagenet[16], showing that the cnn model is superior to the manual method on the emotion6 dataset. you et al. [17] combined the cnn model in literature [18] with support vector machine (svm) to detect image emotion on a web image dataset. they demonstrated that the cnn method can capture more advanced emotional features than manual methods. image emotion representation is related to both lowlevel and high-level features, but these methods only use the last level of cnn high-level semantic feature vector, ignoring the importance of low-level features. some researchers combine higher-level semantic information with lower-level visual features in different ways to guide emotion classification. zhu et al. [14] designed a cnn-rnn model to extract visual and semantic features through underlying convolution, and then aggregate them using bidirectional cyclic convolutional neural networks (birnn). rao et al. [19] used three kinds of convolutional neural networks to obtain the three hierarchical features of the original image, the prominent theme and the color respectively, and conducted a comprehensive analysis of the emotion categories, achieving good results. however, these methods often use aggregation functions to fuse the features of each level of the image for emotion classification. sowmyayani and rani [20] point out that prominent objects in images play an important role in determining emotion. first, a spectral significance detection model is used to detect significant objects from the entire image, and then depth features and manual features of significant objects are extracted. however, prominent objects are important for emotion classification research, but other parts of the image cannot be ignored, and some images are difficult to extract prominent objects. the above methods based on manual features and cnn model independently consider the global features of images or the features of significant objects to predict emotion. however, zhao et al. [10] show through experiments that it is better to use local and global features at the same time than to use one of them alone. therefore, multi-level global features and local regional features can be combined to classify image emotion. 2.2. mixed attention mechanism the basic idea of the attention mechanism is to make the system ignore irrelevant information and focus on important information. with the development of deep learning, attention mechanism has been widely applied in the field of computer vision, such as object detection [21], image classification [22], image captions generation [23], etc. there have been some studies on integrated visual attention to the cnn emotion classification framework. song et al. [24] proposed an emotion network with visual attention, integrating visual attention into the emotion classification framework to locate local areas related to emotion. yang et al. [25] proposed a weakly supervised model coupled with attention mechanism, which combined visual emotion detection and classification within a unified cnn framework. these attention mechanisms mainly focus on spatial attention and ignore channel attention, but channel attention is also a process of selecting semantic attributes. zhao et al. [26] established a deep attention network that integrates spatial attention and channel attention with the same polarity for image emotion regression. in order to make full use of the multi-level, spatial and channel features of cnn, li et al. [6] proposed a scep model, integrating spatial attention and channel attention mechanisms into a classical convolutional neural network layer structure to predict image emotion. in 2018, woo s et al. [27] proved through experiments that the mode of channeling attention module first and then spatial attention module is more effective. therefore, combining the attention mechanism in channel and space, they proposed a lightweight and universal modular hybrid attention mechanism model cbam. the existing researches pay too much attention to the spatial attention but neglect the channel attention, or ignore the importance of the global feature when focusing on the local emotion region of the image. therefore, in this paper, when extracting multi-level image features, features of different levels are fused by bilstm to form global features, and a branch is used separately to obtain local features by integrating cbam module. in this way, not only the spatial and channel attention mechanisms are used to focus on the important local emotional features, but also the global features are guaranteed to participate in the feature fusion. 2.3. bilstm after extracting the multi-level features of the image, it is necessary to fuse them and then carry out the emotion classification. rao et al. [19] proposed a multi-level deep network mldrnet, which uses max and avg aggregation functions to fuse features of different levels. but this approach ignores the dependencies between the multi-level features. zhu et al. [14] proposed a unified cnn-rnn visual emotion recognition model, which utilized the features of multiple branches in cnn at different levels, and effectively integrated these features by using the dependency relationship between them through the bidirectional gru method. zhang et al. [28] proposed a multi-level hybrid model, which learns and integrates deep semantics and shallow visual representations. considering that images have strong texture features, gram matrix is used to establish the correlation between multi-level features and form gram matrix for emotion classification. in the above methods to establish multi-level feature correlation, the bidirectional gru method can retain fewer features per gru, so using bidirectional gru to establish multi-level feature correlation will affect the performance of image emotion classification. gram matrix establishes correlation according to the texture features of image, and the weight of higher semantic features is reduced when the lowerlevel to higher-level features is established. since long shortterm memory network (lstm) has more memory units, it can retain more image features, so this paper uses bilstm network to mine the correlation between features at different levels. therefore, in this paper, we propose an image sentiment analysis model maml based on mixed attention and multilevel dependency, which combines the local features obtained by cbam module with the multi-level global features 62 integrated by bilstm, so as to improve the performance of image sentiment analysis. 3. the proposed method the emotion analysis model maml proposed in this paper is shown in figure 2, which mainly consists of three parts: multi-level feature extraction, local emotion feature recognition, and multi-level feature dependency establishment. many studies have shown that image emotion is related to lower-level to higher-level features, so this paper uses the layered stacking structure of cnn to extract multilevel features of images. considering the importance of local and global features to image emotion analysis, cbam module is introduced in this paper, and spatial and channel attention mechanisms are used to mine regions and features with richer image emotion information. since there is a dependency between features at different levels, this paper uses bilstm to integrate features at 5 different levels of images, establish the correlation between them, and refine the feature information at each level. fig 2. maml model 3.1. multi-level feature extraction at present, convolutional neural networks have been widely used in image emotion analysis tasks, and good results have been obtained by using the last layer of high-level semantic features extracted by neural networks for emotion classification. because of the hierarchical structure of convolutional neural networks, cnns can capture features at different levels. the features extracted by shallow network contain more pixel information, such as color, texture, edge and so on. the deep network receptive field is increased, and the extracted features contain more abstract semantic information, but the resolution is lower and the perception of detail is poor. consider that image emotion is not only related to higher-level features, but also to lower-level features. in this paper, resnet18 is used to extract multi-layer features of images. transforms an image to 224×224×3 pixels is first preprocessed using transforms, and the image is then input into the resnet18 network, which consists of 5 parts. the convolution layer in the first part, level1, is 7×7×64. the lowest layer feature f0 of the image is extracted by the first convolution block and a 3×3×64 maximum pooling layer. the convolution layers contained in the other four parts level2, level3, level4 and level5 are 3×3×64, 3×3×128, 3×3×256 and 3×3×512 respectively. each part corresponds to the features of a level, so the features of the other four levels are f1, f2, f3 and f4. 3.2. local emotion feature recognition attention mechanism is widely used in the field of computer vision, but the existing researches pay too much attention to the spatial attention of images and ignore the channel attention, or use the local features extracted by attention mechanism and ignore the global features. therefore, in this paper, a hybrid attention mechanism cbam is used to extract local features, which can generate attention feature map information in two dimensions of channel and space, and then multiply the two-feature map information with the original input feature map for adaptive feature correction to produce the final feature map. cbam is mainly composed of channel attention module and spatial attention module. the complete cbam module is shown in figure 3. fig 3. cbam model the channel attention module uses average pooling and maximum pooling to learn discriminant features, c avgf and cfmax represents the features obtained after average pooling and maximum pooling, respectively. this feature is then fed into a shared multi-layer perceptron (mlp) network to generate the final channel attention feature map 11 c c rm . in order to reduce the calculation parameters, a dimensionality reduction parameter r is used in mlp, 11/  rc c rm , so the calculation formula of the channel attention module is )))(())((( )))(())((()( max0101 cc avg c fwwfww fmaxpoolmlpfavgpoolmlpfm     (1) the spatial attention module generates the spatial attention feature map wh s rfm ,)(  based on the channel attention feature map, which is the same as the channel attention mechanism, and simultaneously uses average pooling and maximum pooling to generate discriminant features. however, the spatial attention mechanism generates 2d feature maps whs avg rf  1 and whs rf  1 max , so the calculation formula of the spatial attention module is ));(( )]))();(([()( max 77 77 ss avg s fff fmaxpoolfavgpoolffm       (2) based on resnet18, a total of 5 features of different levels are generated in this paper. considering that it is better to use both local features and global features for emotion analysis than to use one of them alone, this paper inputs the features of the highest level with the richest semantic information into the cbam module to generate features in the local emotion region. cbam first passes the input feature whcrf  through the channel attention module to obtain 1d channel attention feature diagram 11 c c rm , and then the spatial attention module obtains 2d space attention feature diagram wh s rm  1 according to the channel attention feature diagram. the general process is as follows: 44c ffmf  )(4 (3) 4s ffmf  )( 44 (4) 63 where represents element level multiplication. 4f is the local emotion feature map after channel attention and spatial attention. in order to reduce overfitting, two 2×2 maximum pooling layers are continuously used to filter the features output by cbam module and the features output by resnet18 at five different levels to reduce the feature dimension. the specific implementation method is as follows: )( ii fmaxpoolp  (5) )( ii pmaxpoolp  (6) )( ii pflattenx  (7) )( iiii bxwreluf  (8) where i=0,1,2,3,4, wi,bi are the parameters of the full connection layer. 3.3. multi-level feature dependency establishment fig 4. bilstm model five different levels of features are obtained through resnet18, and there is a certain dependence among them, which is often ignored by existing studies. therefore, bilstm is used in this paper to explore the dependency relationship between them,and the general flow of bilstm is shown in figure 4. the lstm mainly includes the forgetting gate, the input gate, the output gate and the recording unit of the last moment. the multi-level image features are obtained in the multi-level feature extraction part, and they are used as the input of each moment of lstm unit. the output process of the entire lstm unit is as follows: )),(( 1 fitft bphwf   (9) )),(( 1 iitit bphwi   (10) )),(tanh( ~ 1 citct bphwc   (11) ttttt cicfc ~ 1   (12) )),(( 1 oitot bphwo   (13) )tanh( tit coh  (14) where tf , ti , tc ~ , tc and to are respectively the forgetting gate, the input gate, the candidate storage unit value, the memory unit value of the current moment, and the output gate. th is the output information of the lstm unit. after the forward lstm model and the reverse lstm model, the forward hidden feature th  and the reverse hidden feature th  are obtained for each layer of image features. the features of five different levels of the image are fused by bilstm and input into layernorm layer to obtain the final global feature f. after obtaining the local features extracted by cbam module and the global features after bilstm fusion of multilevel features, this paper uses cat () function to concatenate these two features to obtain feature f  . finally, the dimension is further reduced through the full connection layer and sent to the softmax layer for classification: ))))(((remax( 2112 bbfflattenwluwsoftc  (15) 4. the experiments 4.1. dataset this paper evaluates our approach using two datasets, artphoto and abstract [34], the details of which are shown in table 1. artphoto: it is a selection of 806 photos from an art sharing website, which are taken by artists who consciously manipulate the position, brightness, color, etc. of the image to evoke a certain emotion in the viewer. abstract: this dataset consists of 228 abstract paintings. unlike images in the artphoto dataset, images in the abstract dataset represent emotions through overall colors and textures, rather than some emotional object. in this dataset, each painting was voted on by 14 different people to determine its emotional category. select the emotion category with the most votes as the emotion category for the image. table 1. statistical data of image emotion dataset dataset positive negative sum artphoto 378 428 806 abstract 139 89 228 4.2. experiment settings the model in this article is based on a pre-trained resnet18 network and implemented using the pytorch framework, with 40 epochs trained on nvidia geforce mx450. the batch size and learning rate are set to 4 and 0.0001, respectively. during model training, images were randomly cropped to different sizes and aspect ratios and scaled to 224×224 pixels, and then randomly flipped horizontally with a probability of 0.5 to expand the data and prevent overfitting. finally, the image is standardized according to the channel, so as to accelerate the convergence speed of the model. artphoto and abstract were randomly divided into 80% training datasets and 20% test datasets. 4.3. compare with the previous methods the method presented in this paper is compared with the following different baselines: gch [15]: the global view of the image is composed using a 64-bit binary color histogram feature. sentibank [29]: a 1200-dimensional intermediate feature called adjective-noun pair (anps) was proposed to describe the relationship between image content and emotion. this study is an important work to explore the correspondence between early semantic information and emotion. rao [30]: early explorations in the analysis of local areas related to emotion. the image is segmented into different blocks by image segmentation, called multi-scale blocks, and the vision bag features based on sift contain both local and global information extracted from the image blocks. pcnn [31] : a progressive training framework based on vggnet. they used large amounts of weakly supervised data to make the model learn some common visual features to reduce the difficulty of training visual emotion datasets. ar [32] : this study proposes a new concept of emotion region to explore local region and emotion arousal, and uses ready-made object detection technology as local information for analysis in combination with vgg model. 64 cnngsr [33]: xiong et al proposed r-cnngsr obtained the initial emotion prediction model by using group sparse regularization through cnn, and then obtained a compact neural network, then combined the underlying features and emotion features to automatically detect the emotion region, and finally integrated the whole image and emotion region to predict the overall emotion of the image. zhang [28]: zhang et al. proposed a multi-level hybrid model that learns and integrates deep semantics and shallow visual representations for emotion classification. 4.4. experimental result in the experiment, two datasets, artphoto and abstract, were randomly divided into a training set and a test set at a ratio of 8:2. in the above experimental environment, the performance effects of maml emotion model on the two data sets are shown in table 3. as can be seen from table 3, the accuracy of maml model on artphoto and abstract datasets reached 79.38% and 82.14% respectively, higher than the baseline method, thus verifying the effectiveness of the proposed method. table 2. classification results of different methods method dataset artphoto abstract gch 66.53 67.33 sentibank 67.33 64.30 rao 71.53 67.82 pcnn 70.96 70.84 ar 74.80 76.03 r-cnngsr 75.02 75.89 zhang 75.63 77.85 ours 79.38 82.14 4.5. contrast experiment our method is compared with several previous methods on two datasets, artphoto and abstract. as can be seen from table 3, the method based on deep learning has better performance than the method based on traditional manual features. however, the method based on sift visual bag features of rao et al. [30], which extracts local and global information from image blocks, has 0.57% higher accuracy in emotion prediction on artphoto data set than that of pcnn method [31]. it shows that manual features play an important role in image sentiment analysis. ar method [32] and rcnngsr method [33] automatically detect the local emotion region, and then combine the features of the local emotion region with the overall image features to produce the final emotion prediction. different from the previous methods, zhang et al. [28] used a multi-level mixed model to achieve better effect in emotion classification by combining features of different levels from low to high. in this paper, we make full use of the multi-level features of convolutional neural network to extract features at different levels from low to high, then use bilstm to establish the correlation between features at different levels, and use cbam module to extract local features related to image and emotion. the accuracy of the proposed method on artphoto and abstract data sets is improved compared with previous methods, which proves that the proposed method is effective in image sentiment analysis. 4.6. ablation experiment in order to verify the effectiveness of the mixed attention mechanism and bilstm module in the maml model, an ablation experiment was conducted on the abstract dataset, and the experimental results are shown in table 4.it can be seen from table 4 that the performance of the model is improved after the cbam and bilstm modules are added to resnet18 respectively, and the performance is the best after the two modules are added at the same time, thus verifying the effectiveness of the proposed method in this paper. table 3. results of ablation experiments on an abstract dataset method accuracy resnet18 73.47 cbam 78.57 bilstm 80.63 cbam+bilstm 82.14 5. summary in this paper, we propose an image sentiment analysis model, maml. it uses multiple branches in resnet18 to extract multi-level features, and uses the dependency relationship between features at different levels through bilstm method to effectively integrate these features, and focuses on the main features in the emotion region through the mixed attention mechanism of space and channel, so as to make the final emotion features more discriminative. this method shows excellent performance on both artphoto and abstract datasets. in the future, we will consider designing a more reasonable feature extraction network to solve the problem of sample imbalance and the global and local emotional features in images can be mined more accurately through deep learning methods, so as to further improve the effect of image emotion analysis. acknowledgments this work was financially supported by tianjin natural science foundation of china (19jcybjc18700). references [1] machajdik j, hanbury a. affective image classification using features inspired by psychology and art theory[c]//proceedings of the 18th acm international conference on multimedia. 2010: 83-92. 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[34] machajdik j, hanbury a. affective image classification using features inspired by psychology and art theory. proceedings of the 18th acm international conference on multimedia, 2010. 1, 5. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 78 design of multi‐circuit motor control system based on fabric defect detection device jie gong *, ming li department of machinery, wuhan textile university, wuhan, hubei 430200, china * corresponding author: jie gong (email: 2643582104@qq.com) abstract: in order to realize the motion control of multiple motors of the fabric defect detection device, a zynq-based multiple motor control system is designed in conjunction with the fabric defect detection device. in this system, pulse width modulation technique is used to control the multi-channel motors. the flexible logic operability of fpga is utilized to achieve real-time high-speed control of multi-channel pins, where fpga is responsible for data caching and acquisition control, and arm is responsible for data communication and transmission. the logic array was programmed and simulated in vivado software. simulation results show that the system is able to control multiple motors synchronously and stably, verifying the effectiveness and feasibility of the system. keywords: fabric defect detection device; multiplex motor control; pwm; vivado; control system. 1. introduction defect detection device is a more complex mechatronics equipment in textile machinery products, where the motor drive mechanism as an important part of the detection device, its performance greatly affects the detection efficiency of the device and fabric yield. the traditional control system mostly uses pc plus microcontroller or multiple microcontroller control method, with the continuous improvement of the structure of the detection device and detection speed requirements, the amount of data and tasks handled by the system are greatly increased, when the traditional control system is difficult to achieve real-time transmission and parallel processing. the industry has improved the performance and real-time processing speed of the control system to handle complex data by combining various different high-performance processors with the lower computer, such as the arm and microcontroller based electrochemical analyzer designed by paulraj santharaman et al[1]-[5], where arm is used as the central control to realize the control system design through parallel bus and rich peripheral interfaces, e.b. kapisch et al. designed arm and fpga based power system recorder[6]-[10], using field programmable gate array (fpga) and arm platform and other devices to process eps signals in an intelligent way, the above different systems have the advantages of parallel control, scalability and computing performance over the control system, but this architecture requires complex underlying hardware, and the data between arm and microcontroller, cpld, fpga cpld, fpga data transfer between the slow, unstable, not suitable for motor control such as real-time demanding scenarios. zynq is the first product that closely combines highperformance arm cortex-a9 series processor and fpga (field programmable logic gate array) within the chip, which reduces the difficulty of hardware development, by shortening the communication distance and realizing highbandwidth and low-latency bus communication between arm and fpga on-chip [11]-[14]. therefore, this paper designs a zynq-based motor control system to achieve highspeed, real-time, parallel motor control, using the highperformance ps (i.e., processing system) part to flexibly allocate the on-chip resources of the high-speed parallel pl (i.e., fpga) part of zynq to control the linear control of the motor through the pl, simulating and verifying the system function through simulation software, and finally, based on xilinx's xilinx xc7z010-based development board for functional verification of the system solution. 2. system hardware circuit design zynq data acquisition module a/d conversion module 1 a/d conversion module 2 ..... a/d conversion module n data control data control data control multiple analog signals circuit driver module multi-way motors drive circuit 1 drive circuit 2 ..... drive circuit n drive circuit 3 fifo fifo control module power modules figure 1. system block diagram the control system consists of multiplex motors, motor drive modules, data acquisition modules, control modules, etc. the processing system (ps) side of zynq and the programmable logic (pl) side together form the control mode, with the cortex-a9 as the processor on the ps side and the field programmable gate array (fpga) logic unit and digital signal processing (dsp) resources on the pl side. the fpga uses a 50mhz system clock source for internal processing and external communication, first sending control commands via the host computer, which are transferred to the fpga's ram via usart serial communication and stored at the set address while parsing the corresponding data, and then sent to the 79 fifo loop queue to generate multiple pwm signals for driving when the conditions are met. at the same time, the sampling data obtained in the data acquisition module is compared with the reference current, and the deviation value is calculated through the pid control algorithm to output multiple pwm signals with different duty cycles [15]. according to the overall design requirements of the motor control system, the control chip is xilinx's zynq series xc7z010-1clg400c chip as the fpga master chip, using its rich io ports and the host computer and external circuitry to form a complete hardware structure, the adc chip is ti's tlc1543 type chip, which is a 12-bit sampling the adc chip is ti's tlc1543 chip, which is a 12-bit sampling accuracy and has 11 analog input channels of analog-to-digital converter, and the data output of tlc1543 follows the serial peripheral interface spi protocol, through which the conversion process from analog power to digital signal is realized on the fpga[16]. the overall block diagram of the system is shown in figure 1. 2.1. system power design the fpga is powered by +5v, which is converted into +3.3v, +1.5v, +1.8v, +1.0v by the quad dc/dc power chip tlv62130rgt, with each output current up to 3a. 1.5v vtt and vref voltages required for ddr3 are generated via ti's tps51200. 2.2. current sampling design in order to improve the control accuracy of motor control system, the capacitive a/d analog-to-digital converter tlc1543 is used for multi-channel current sampling [17]. the chip has an internal 14-channel multiplexer, which can select one of the 11 analog input channels or 3 internal selftest voltages for testing according to the demand, and its working process is divided into 2 cycles. i/o clock receives a 10-clock-length clock sequence from the fpga, and when cs is high, i/o clock and address are in the forbidden state. 3. fpga implementation fpga is the key of the whole motor control system, responsible for the reception of communication data, data caching, data cyclic output, motor drive control circuit, etc. its internal system structure is mainly divided into three parts: serial communication module, fifo module [18], state machine control, figure 2 is the internal structure framework diagram of fpga. the common transmission mode usually uses the fifo directly as a cache module, and sends the data given by the upper computer directly into the corresponding registers for first-in-first-out data transfer to complete the subsequent control, which can reduce the data transmission time, but there will be some inconvenience for the subsequent optimization of the whole system and data recovery calculation, so in the design of this system, after receiving the data from the upper computer, it will be stored in ram first this design can avoid the processor is performing other tasks and not read the data in time, to be received after the next frame of data will overwrite the previous frame of data, resulting in communication abnormalities, for this problem designed a pre-storage buffer plus fifo cyclic queue of data cache module, both convenient for the data cache module with pre-stored buffer and fifo is designed to facilitate the monitoring of data in the transmission process and to optimize the system. fsm pwm_d river adc_s ample fifo pll ram sys_clk sys_start sys_rst channel adca_in[11:0] clk_cs adca_clk ad_data din[11:0] wr_en rd_en full rd_data_count wr_data_count empty rd_clk clk_out1 figure 2. fpga internal structure block diagram 3.1. fpga receiver module design in this system, the fpga mainly communicates with the host computer through the serial port, and the serial receiver module is used as the receiver of the main control command of the whole system to receive the parameter data sent from the host computer. to ensure the same communication protocol, the same baud rate, i.e., 115200bps, is set for the transmitter and receiver of usart communication [19], and 1-bit start, 8-bit data and stop bits are used as the format of transmitted data. to ensure the accuracy and continuity of timing control, a data reception state machine is designed as shown in figure 3, which changes from state_idle to state_stop sequentially, and the whole process corresponds to a complete data reception. figure 3. serial receiver status machine after the system is powered on, it first enters the "state_idle" state, which is the idle state, and when the falling edge of the signal, i.e., the first bit of the start bit is low, it is counted into the "state_start" state, and waits for one bit of the start bit time. after the end of the data reception state "state_receive", the data is sampled at the midpoint of the baud rate counter time. after waiting for 8 bits of data to be received, the reception is completed and the state "state_stop" is entered, where a half-bit waiting time is set to avoid missing the next data start bit judgment. state, which sends the received data to the data cache module. 4. system workflow after the system is powered on, the arm is first initialized and the pl part of the fpga is configured with the drive port initialized. the host computer transmits the control data to the data cache module of fpga through usart communication, and then configures the pwm signal for multiple motor drive. during the motor operation, the current sampling is performed using the sampling circuit, and the error between the actual circuit current and the reference current is compared separately to reconfigure the pwm signal by calculating the compensation value through the pid controller, finally realizing the stable control of multiple motors. 5. system simulation results in order to verify whether the multiplexed motor control 80 system achieves the expected results, high-speed simulation of each functional module is performed in vivado's built-in simulation. first, we verify whether the fifo can correctly determine the empty/full status of the internal data storage by setting the read/write clock period of 10ns and setting the data depth to 8, and verify by reading/writing data to the fifo whether the empty/full flag bit is valid. the simulation results are shown in figure 4. the motor control system mainly relies on the drive circuit to drive the motor, through multiple pairs of complementary pwm signals to control voltage changes, so the drive simulation of the multi-way full-bridge circuit, set the clock period of 10ns, generate multiple complementary pwm signals, through the control parameters used in the control system to change the duty cycle of pwm. the simulation results are shown in figure 5. figure 4. circular queue fifo simulation results figure 5. multiplexed signal drive simulation results 6. conclusion this paper designs a motor control system based on zynq development board as the core, for multiplex motor control, the system hardware structure, 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"performance comparison of usart communication between real time operating system (rtos) and native interrupt." jurnal ilmu komputer dan informasi 9.1 (2016): 43. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 78 artificial intelligence technology in mechanical dogs hui tan, shenghong wu, yunjie dai, yang li, youqin feng geely university of china, chengdu sichuan, 641423, china abstract: technology is changing day by day, and the products of the times are endless, just as the steam engine in the steam era, the generator in the electrical era, and the computer and the internet in the information era, artificial intelligence is becoming a decisive force to push mankind into the intelligent era. with this background, this paper discusses the application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of mechanical dogs. firstly, this paper explains the development status of artificial intelligence technology (ai) at home and abroad, then gives an overview of ai technology and mechanical dogs respectively, then lists the application status of four common types of intelligent mechanical dogs, and finally concludes that ai technology in the field of mechanical dogs still has a better development prospect. keywords: robot dog; ai; development status. 1. introduction china's development in the field of artificial intelligence ai presents a thriving situation. the ai index report released by stanford university shows that china already has the world's top ai experts, including nine of the world's top 10 organizations in terms of the total number of published papers. in addition, companies such as tencent, alibaba and huawei have become ranked among the world's top 10 companies in ai research. in terms of infrastructure, china has built a fiber optic and mobile broadband network, which is the largest in the world in terms of 5g autonomous networking. china has paved an "information highway" from cities to vast villages, from base stations to fiber-optic networks, for the development and application of new ai technologies, communications and internet infrastructure, in depth and breadth. according to statistics, from 2017 to november 2022, china accounted for 63.9% of the total of about 740,000 ai invention patents authorized globally. the investment in ai technology has shown a yearly increasing trend from 2010 to 2023. however, the growth rate has slowed down in the period from 2017 to 2023, but overall, ai technology remains a dynamic and promising field. however, despite china's remarkable progress in ai research and applications, there are still gaps compared to the world's leading countries [1] countries in europe, america, japan and south korea have made significant investments and outstanding achievements in the development of ai. the british government released the "ai white paper" aimed at supporting the development and application of ai technology; the french government also released the "ai strategy", hoping to make france an important force in the field of global ai, through the guidance and support of the policy. the united states has invested even more in the field of artificial intelligence, as a global science and technology power. according to statistics, the share of global private investment in u.s. ai startups increased from 51% ($22.5 billion) in 2020 to 53% ($27 billion) in 2022. in addition, a related ai development strategy has emerged from the active formulation and updating of the u.s. government. japan's minister of science, technology, information and communication, mr. lee sung-ho, reportedly delivered a message on ai development at the "korea mega ai (ai) development conference" held in seoul. both countries are actively formulating and updating their ai development strategies, with a view to making breakthroughs on this technological innovation plateau. although europe, the united states, japan, and south korea have achieved significant results in the development of ai, they still face a number of regulatory challenges [2]. 2. overview of ai technology and mechanical dogs artificial intelligence, abbreviated as ai, is a new technological science for researching and developing human intelligence theories, methods, technologies and application systems for simulating, extending and expanding human intelligence. it is an important driving force of the new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial change, and is an important part of the discipline of intelligence. artificial intelligence can learn, reason, judge and make decisions through intelligent behaviors implemented by computer programs just like humans. it is also a modern general-purpose bionic robot, consisting of a "brain". mechanical dogs are also known as four-legged robots. the shape is similar to a quadruped, and the biological properties are of a class that can walk autonomously. most of the mechanical dog belongs to the foot-type robot, because its landing point is a dispersed point with controllability, so this feature will make the mechanical dog more relaxed when dealing with the test of different geographic environments, in addition to this, the bionic leg structure owned by the mechanical dog can make the whole system of the mechanical dog have a greater degree of freedom, so the mechanical dog will appear more robust and flexible when facing the complex road conditions in reality. it is its weight-bearing capacity, when facing the reality of complex road conditions, its load capacity is relatively strong. the development of intelligent mechanical dog control systems that can help people meet their daily needs or can replace human labor in various forms of tasks has been a challenging and interesting problem in the field of mechanical dogs [8] this excellent adaptability to the surrounding geography and strong material carrying capacity and other advantages all show us its broad application prospects, but with its wider range of applications at the same time on the algorithms for the motion control of the mechanical dog real-time, 79 robustness, accuracy and other performance needs are also more and more demanding. especially with the emergence of bionic mechanical dog, its complex mechanical leg structure leads to high production costs and is not easy to control, the impact of the movement and the ground is large, low anti-skid performance and lack of detection of foot force and real-time control and other similar problems, making the mechanical dog in the practical application of the problem. on the market, we can see different kinds of robotic dogs developed by different companies, each of which has unique features and characteristics. for example, the just released alphadogc200, sony's aibo robotic dog, azure technology, etc., are products that we are more concerned about. among them, alphadog c200 supports face and gesture recognition, text recognition, voice recognition, chatting and dialoguing, and can walk freely without a remote control. in addition, mit's min cheetah mechanical dog, on the other hand, each leg is controlled by 3 motors, each motor is controlled by 1 stm32 controller, the motor control algorithm using the foc algorithm. with the development of technology and technology mechanical dog also officially into the family [35]. 3. artificial intelligence practices in the field of mechanical dogs 3.1. mechanical dog for microcontroller as shown in figure 1 a mechanical dog modeled on a microcontroller. requires less driving force and can walk very smoothly, thanks to the smaller mechanical structure to build degrees of freedom to support the overall frame. the application of microcontroller control, by controlling the pid output, increasing the bluetooth module, real-time monitoring of the robot and cell phone app interaction, to achieve real-time monitoring of different situations, increase its anti-collision function, to achieve intelligence, temperature collection, change the size of the driving force to cope with the different situations at a later stage [6-7]. figure 1. microcontroller based mechanical dog 3.2. intelligent voice pet mechanical dog as shown in figure 2, the software design of the mechanical dog is mainly the preparation of the software program of the arduino mega processing control chip and the voice processing module, as well as the preparation of the mechanical dog status display interface and bluetooth communication program. the designed mechanical dog has the functions of watching the house, accompanying learning, prompting things to be done, etc. the production cost is low and cost-effective. through the optimization of structure and reasonable design size, the appearance of the mechanical dog is beautiful and reasonable, easy to assemble, superior control performance, reduce the cost of purchase, use and maintenance. the design results can be used as a mechanical pet, but also as a low-cost artificial intelligence research platform for programming enthusiasts, users can program and develop according to their own needs, to achieve openness and co-creation [9]. figure 2. intelligent voice pet mechanical dog 3.3. search and rescue mechanical dog based on openmv wireless mapping technology as shown in fig. 3, through the bluetooth module, it is controlled to send commands in the direction of left, forward, right, left, right and backward. the mechanical dog accepts the instruction to complete the automatic action and detects it. the pictures taken by the camera after opening the app can be displayed in real time without lag. the design adopts the busline servo as the basic power source of the mechanical dog, together with the brackets of each joint, so that it has 12 degrees of freedom, and can flexibly cope with various emergencies. the visual part of the picture-less transmission technology uses the topenmv camera which has great convenience. figure 3. search and rescue mechanical dog 3.4. intelligent inspection multi-legged robot as shown in figure 4, it is an intelligent inspection multilegged robot based on slam compositional navigation, which is able to complete the tasks of autonomous execution of path planning, autonomous exploration, and autonomous navigation in the complex agricultural planting environment by utilizing the lidar slam technology combined with the millimeter-wave radar mode, and is able to complete the inspection tasks through autonomous navigation in accordance with the established inspection routes. explore the scenarios of applying intelligent inspection multi-legged robots in agricultural plantation, and utilize the ground remote control to complete crop inspection tasks [10-11]. 80 figure 4. intelligent inspection multi-legged robot 4. conclusion this paper summarizes the development status of artificial intelligence at home and abroad and the development and innovation in the field of mechanical dogs. with the argumentative way to elaborate the role of artificial intelligence technology in the mechanical dog to enhance the function of the mechanical dog, and at the same time to promote the development of mechanical dog automation, improve the precision, efficiency and coordination of mechanical work. finally, they are listed on the current human development of the design of several types of intelligent mechanical dog. due to the mechanical dog in the past two years less development results and lack of research data, so the content of this paper summarizes the lack of certain graphic data to illustrate. the development of artificial intelligence is a long-term persistent road, not only domestic but also the direction of the world's future competition, especially the main carrier of artificial intelligence mechanical dog, in the future there is a more far-reaching development. but at present, both domestic and foreign countries are increasing research and investment in mechanical dogs, and ultimately, like musk's 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[11] huang junhui,xie wutao. inspection path planning design of an intelligent inspection multi-legged robot[j]. journal of guangdong agriculture, industry and commerce vocational and technical college,2022,38(1):83-86. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 61 application of three‐dimensional coding network in screening and diagnosis of cervical precancerous lesions yiming pan 1, *, zepeng shen 2, yuhang he 3, kuo wei 4, yuchen zhang 5 1 computer science, individual contributor, austin, tx, usa 2 network engineering, shaanxi university of technology, shaanxi 723001, china 3 computer science and technology, tianjin university of technology, tianjin, china 4 computer science, individual contributor, shenzhen, china 5 biostatistics, columbia university, ny, usa * corresponding author: yiming pan abstract: globally, the incidence of cervical cancer ranks fourth among female malignant tumors, seriously threatening the physical and mental health of women. early detection and early treatment can greatly reduce the mortality of cervical cancer "cytology /hpv test, colposcopy and cervical biopsy" is the main method for clinical diagnosis of cervical cancer. the progress of medical technology has significantly improved the early diagnosis of cervical cancer, but due to various factors, there are still many cases of missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis. in recent years, artificial intelligence has developed rapidly in the medical field, and has also shown good applicability in the screening and diagnosis of cervical cancer. in this paper, we design an mcssem structure that contains both channels and space compression excitation modules, which can retain comprehensive spatial information at a low computational cost. then, the structure is embedded in a three-dimensional coding network to realize the combination of two-dimensional convolutional neural network and three-dimensional spatial information, so as to predict the dvh in the complex distribution scenario of multi-endangered organs with higher accuracy. keywords: cervical cancer; deep learning; screening; three-dimensional coding network. 1. introduction the application of artificial intelligence assisted diagnosis system has improved the diagnosis accuracy of cervical cancer related diseases, reduced the impact of subjective factors and the missed diagnosis rate of positive cases, helped clinicians save time and energy in practical work, and is expected to solve the problem of unequal distribution of medical resources in china. based on domestic and foreign research results, this paper will discuss the application of artificial intelligence in cervical cancer screening and diagnosis from the four aspects of hpv detection, cytology, colposcopy, and imaging examination, and propose the challenges faced by artificial intelligence in cervical cancer screening and diagnosis in the future [1][2][3]. intensity modulated radiotherapy (imrt) is a very accurate radiotherapy technique, which can achieve accurate dose irradiation of target area by adjusting the intensity of the field, so it is widely used in the treatment of cervical cancer. but its formulation is a complex process that requires precisely delivering high doses of radiation in three dimensions while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. based on this, we propose the dose volume histogram as an important evaluation tool, which can provide radiation treatment ratio information, so that physicians can quickly develop high quality radiotherapy plan[4]. however, the traditional dvh prediction model can only describe the spatial geometric relationship between a single organ at risk and the target area, and it is difficult to extract comprehensive spatial geometric information of patients, thus affecting the accuracy of prediction results. in 2019, dan nguyen et al. proposed that 3d-unet convolutional neural networks could be used to achieve voxel-level dose prediction. however, it can only predict the dvh curve of one organ at risk, which is not efficient [5]. in recent years, artificial intelligence (ai), relying on its strong learning ability, has been gradually applied to the field of clinical medicine, especially in the field of disease diagnosis, ai has shown strong potential. at present, a number of studies have applied ai to the screening and diagnosis of cervical cancer and precancerous lesions, aiming to improve the accuracy of disease diagnosis, reduce the rate of missed diagnosis, and save more time and precision for clinicians force. this paper will discuss the application of ai in cervical cancer screening and diagnosis from four aspects: hpv detection, cytology, colposcopy, and imaging. 2. related work among women in developing countries, cervical cancer is the second most common cancer (15.7 per 100,000 women) and the third most common cause of cancer death (8.3 per 100,000 women). brachytherapy (bt) is a necessary part of local advanced cervical cancer treatment, in the cervical lesions of higher doses of radiation at the same time, will also cause some damage to the surrounding normal tissue. compared to conventional brachytherapy, image-guided brachytherapy (igbt) can increase the dose of the target area more effectively, while accurately assessing the dose received by the surrounding tissue [6-8]. several observational studies suggest that igbt is superior to conventional brachytherapy in terms of disease control rate, overall survival, and complication control. although igbts based on magnetic resonance imaging (mri) are the gold standard for cervical 62 cancer brachytherapy, ct images provide information on the location of the applicator and can be used to map the organ at risk (oar). it can replace mrii7 to some extent. the deformation caused by the implantation of the vaginal applicator makes it impossible to register with pre-treatment mri. in addition, mri-based igbts have obstacles such as limited application range, high cost and long scanning time, resulting in wider popularity of ct simulators and easier implementation of ct-based igbts. the extent of tumor invasion can be determined by gynecologic mri examination before or during treatment, which makes ct-based igbt more accurate and can be used as an alternative to mri-based igbt[9]. in recent years, one of deep learning algorithm of convolution neural network (convolutionalneuralnetwork, cnn) has been successfully applied to the automatic segmentation of medical image. in the field of radiation therapy, various cnn models have achieved automatic mapping of ctv or oars for brain tumors 211, head and neck tumors 125.2, esophageal cancer 127, rectal cancer 28.29, etc. although some studies have explored the performance of the cnn model for auto-mapping in locally advanced cervical cancer, most of them focused on external exposure. three-dimensional stereoscopic encoding network (tsen) model, which combines three-dimensional spatial information with two-dimensional convolutional neural networks, from it can effectively predict dvh of all organs at risk in cervical cancer radiotherapy program[10-12]. in this model, in order to reduce computing costs and improve network performance, we propose a multi-scale channel and spatial squeeze & excitation module (mcs-sem) based on expansive convolution and integrate it into the network architecture. through this network model, the original image information can be used to predict the dvh of multiple organs at risk in new patients. 3. methodology in this paper, it is proposed that the backbone network of tsen is densenet, and its basic module is dense block, which is composed of multiple convolutional layers, and the input of each convolutional layer is the output of all the previous layers, so that the output of dense block contains all the input feature information, which is conducive to feature reuse and enhancement. in the dense block, in order to reduce the size of the feature map, 1x1 convolution layer is generally used to reduce the dimension, and then 3x3 convolution layer is used to extract the feature, whose output can be the subsequent dense block or the whole network output. figure 1. resu-net the common algorithm in the cnn model is as follows: volume layer (convolution) : it is used for the extraction of line features, that is, the extraction of line features in a region on the input data. for example, when we input an image of size 3 2 x 3 2 x 3 (3 is the depth of the image, i.e. r g b color), by constructing a 5 x 5 x 3 receptive field (f i l t e r), we can get a characteristic plot of 2 8 x 2 8 x 1. each volume layer generally has multiple different receptive fields to extract different characteristics. by means of multiple volumes, the characteristic maps of deeper layers can be obtained. figure 2. convolution operation pooling: it is used to compress the feature map, on the one hand, to make the feature map smaller and reduce the calculation amount, on the other hand, to compress the feature. pooling operations mainly include max pooling and average pooling. the process of the former is shown in figure 3. using a 2x2 receptive field, we compress the data to a quarter of its original size. this method of shrinking the feature map has the potential to affect the accuracy of the model, which can be compensated for by increasing the depth of the feature map. generally, the eigenvalues of edges are large, so we use maximum pooling in resu-net. 3.1. model architectures each dense module contains two 3x3 convolution. for all convolution layers, we set the filling parameter to 1, which guarantees that each convolution layer in the module can eventually produce a feature map of the same size. thus, the ℎ layer output in the module can be expressed as the formula: (1) where ( ⋅ ) refers to a nonlinear transformation that increases the complexity of the model. specifically, after the batch normalization layer, an excitation with a parametric rectified linear unit as the activation function is connected. the live layer is finally connected to a 1x1 volume layer. [ 0, 1,... −1] refers to the mapping feature output at layer 0,..., −1, and sets the densenet backbone network growth rate to 10. in this study, densenet is used as a model to set special hyperparameters. its dense network can well solve the overfitting problem caused by training on relatively few medical data sets, which also shows that the network has excellent generalization ability. the original u-net could only extract relatively low-level features, such as edge and intensity contrast. this problem can be solved by increasing the depth of the network, but the increase of the depth of the network brings two problems: first, the gradient disappears, 63 which makes it difficult to converge; the second is degradation, that is, the appropriate depth continues to increase the number of layers, and the more errors generated during training, the accuracy of the model will decline. to this end, we joined residual block to design a new resu-net, which has more branches connecting the input directly to the following layer than the ordinary directly connected convolutional neural network. 3.2. dataset introduction 3.2.1. space squeeze&excitation,s-se the space squeeze&excitation (s-se) module was originally proposed in the 2017 isvrc competition. it can effectively learn the interdependencies between similar features and use these dependencies to strengthen the representational ability of the network. specifically, the s-se module reduces the number of channels through a space compression, then uses a fully connected layer to learn the importance weight of each channel, and finally applies the weight to the compressed channel to obtain a weighted feature representation. in this way, the network can actively focus on the important feature channels, and ignore the unimportant feature channels to improve the accuracy and generalization of the network. the s-se module has been widely used in various computer vision tasks, and has achieved good results. in each module of the s-se module structure, when we extract the spatial geometric features of a set of ct images, we can follow the following steps: first, the channel information should be compressed to reduce the number of channels and retain the most important information. second, the incentive operation of the spatial part is necessary. in order to obtain the index of the importance of spatial position, excitation operations can be used to activate each spatial position in the feature map. then, it is feature extraction. the ct images after compression and excitation processing are input into five dense modules to generate feature maps.m= (2) here, × is the size of the feature map, and and are the spatial position coordinates of the feature map. finally, space compression. in order to reduce the dimension of feature map, 1×1 convolution is used for space compression n , and the output feature is obtained. = n × m (3) in the above formula, n ϵr1×1× . for , we finally run it through an activation function to normalize its result to between 0 and 1. (4) in the above formula, the magnitude of ( , ) represents the importance weight of the spatial position coordinates and , which are important parameters for the model. when the training process continues to iterate, the module will gradually ignore the non-important positions and actively focus on the important spatial positions. this is how the s-se module works 3.3. data analysis and preprocessing the tsen structure consists of three component modules: 1. densenet module of intensive convolutional neural network. as the backbone network of tsen, it can extract three-dimensional spatial features from three different types of images and retain them, as shown in the figure below main spatial information. 2. translation layer module. after the module is set as a batch normalized layer in the tsen structure, a convolution filter with a size of 1×1 is connected for convolution, and then an average pooling layer is connected for dimensional compression, which can ensure that the final output of each dense layer has the same size feature map. 3.mcs-sem module. the module integrates and calibrates the three-dimensional spatial information extracted by the convolutional filter, which can not only retain comprehensive spatial information at a low computational cost, but also effectively extract the contour features of different shapes of endangered organs. we used rt-structure data to obtain the 3d target contour and 3d scanning map of the contours of the organs at risk, and then calculated the 3d distance image, and then extracted these images together through the feature extractor, converted into feature vectors and sent to the tsen network. the spatial features were extracted by convolutional neural network, and then the feature fusion was calibrated by mcs-sem. finally, the predictive dvh feature vectors of multiple organs at risk were generated by the output module of tsen backbone network. figure 3. tsen structure 4. conclusion the main content of this study is to develop a dvh prediction model based on tsen structure for the dosimetric evaluation of cervical cancer radiotherapy program. the traditional dvh prediction method is based on the artificial design of geometric operators, this method has great limitations in dealing with the complex three-dimensional relationship of multiple organs at risk. therefore, this paper designed an mcs-sem structure, which includes both channels and space compression excitation modules, which can retain comprehensive spatial information at a low computational cost, and use distance images to characterize spatial geometric relationships of multi-endangered organs, directly using three-dimensional image data as the original input of the network. thus, the limitation brought by manual design of geometric operators is avoided. in conclusion, this study provides a new method for dosimetric evaluation of cervical cancer radiation therapy plans, which can not only better characterize the complex three-dimensional relationship of multiple organs at risk, but also predict dvh more accurately, helping radiologists to evaluate the quality of cervical cancer radiation therapy plans. in summary, the application of ai in cervical cancer screening and diagnosis can improve the specificity and 64 sensitivity of cervical cancer screening and diagnosis. in the first stage of screening, ai-assisted hpv testing and cytological examination of cervical detachment can improve diagnostic accuracy and reduce unnecessary colposcopic triage. ai-assisted cytology diagnosis is not limited by time, and can be used to screen a large number of normal cervical smears. according to statistics, cervical cytology results are negative, accounting for more than 99.5%; at the same time, avoid the influence of subjective factors, reduce missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis; it is expected to solve the problem of the lack of medical resources in remote areas and realize the network remote assisted diagnosis. ai-assisted colposcopy can also avoid the limitations of subjective factors, classify colposcopic pictures and mark cervical lesions, guide colposcopists to perform biopsies, and reduce missed diagnosis. in imaging examination, ai model not only has the function of assisting screening, but also can predict vascular metastasis, treatment response and recurrence, and assist clinicians to adjust treatment plans. the limitations of this study are as follows: first, it is a single-center study with a small sample size. due to differences in sketching principles, ct scanning modes, and emitter placement methods, the generated ai model may not meet the sketching standards and habits of other centers, resulting in poor generality. in the future, multi-center cooperation is needed to jointly determine the delineation criteria, and train the model with a larger multi-center data set to make it more versatile. second, the clinical score is a subjective judgment of the evaluator, and although most of the sketched results can be used clinically, they still need to be considered in the context of the actual dose distribution and normal tissue toxicity. finally, the amount of data used to evaluate wdsc is small, and although wdsc and ad2cc are significantly correlated, larger sample size validation is needed. finally, this study did not use the resu-net model trained by flectcher emitter igbt to calculate wdsc, so it is not possible to verify the correlation between wdsc and d2cc differences. acknowledgments image recognition technology holds crucial application value in the field of mechanical industry, such as in the robotic arms on automobile production lines. we appreciate the specialized knowledge provided by bo liu and chang che in mechanical and computer vision-related areas. their research in the detection of defects in industrial castings and vehicles’ components using artificial intelligence provides us with significant guidance in this field. references [1] yanagawa mea.diagnostic performance for pulmonary adenocarcinoma on ct: comparison of radiologists with andwithout three dimensional convolutional neural network. eur radiol,2020: 1-9. 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[20] chang che, bo liu, shulin li, jiaxin huang, and hao hu. deep learning for precise robot position prediction in logistics. journal of theory and practice of engineering science, 3 (10): 36–41, 2023.doi: 10.1021/acs.jctc.3c00031. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 100 application and research based on anova and logistic regression models guowei li, shanwei yang, sai li, jie jian, juan li * school of information engineering, wuhan business university, wuhan 430056, china * corresponding author: juan li (email: looj@wbu.edu.cn) abstract: the silk road was a passage for cultural exchanges between china and the west in ancient times, of which glass was valuable material evidence of early trade exchanges, and china's early glass also led to different chemical compositions after absorbing some foreign technologies. for example, nowadays, most glass cultural relics are divided into two categories, and the identification, analysis and classification of them and similar problems are also the direction that needs to be studied. in view of such problems, we propose to solve such problems by studying one-way anova and binary classification logistic regression model algorithm, in which one-way anova is a significant test of the mean difference between two or more samples (i.e. factors), that is, it performs certain screening and testing on the relevant data of the required classification identification, and then completes the classification and identification of the results of the screening test by the 0-1 variable and the dependent variable of the two-way logistic regression model. the test of the result prediction by extracting the differential data obtained by the former, that is, its sensitivity analysis, can confirm the accuracy and effectiveness of the two model algorithms in this regard. keywords: 0ne-way anova; dichotomous logistic regression; sensitivity analysis. 1. introduction at present, with the archaeological research and discovery of cultural relics in china, a large number of archaeological research experts have joined in, and among them, the identification and historical cognition and analysis of a large number of cultural relics after their discovery is the focus and difficulty of the work afterwards, and in the process of identifying cultural relics and types and components, a large set of influencing factors and experimental controls and natural influences lead to hindrance also make the process more tedious. one-factor anova is a statistical test that compares the difference between the means of groups in a sample when only one independent variable or factor is considered. based on this, ni feng makes it widely used in the homogeneity test of samples by explaining the principle and calculation steps of factor anova and combining it with practical, shallow analysis of one-factor anova in the homogeneity test of coal samples. binary logistic regression model is also one of the most classical methods of machine learning. based on this, wu jiao established a binary logistic regression model for studying the factors influencing the nutritional status of children aged 1 to 3 years old, which enables him to take appropriate intervention strategies in advance to prevent malnutrition in children and improve their nutritional status. based on the extensive research and application of these models and algorithms in recent years, we intend to use these models and algorithms to assist in solving the problem of identifying glass artifacts, so that the difficulty of their identification can be further alleviated and helped. 2. problem description the main raw material of glass is quartz sand, the main chemical composition of which is sio2, and due to the high melting point of pure quartz sand, fluxes are added during refining to lower the melting temperature. the fluxes commonly used in ancient times were grass ash, natural alkali, saltpeter and lead ore, etc. limestone was added as a stabilizer, which was converted to cao after calcination. the main chemical composition of the fluxes added differed. for example, lead barium glass adds lead ore as a flux in the firing process, and its content of pbo and bao is high, which is usually considered as our own invented glass species, and the glass of chu culture is mainly lead barium glass. potassium glass is made by firing substances with high potassium content, such as grass wood ash, as fluxes, and is mainly popular in lingnan, china, and other regions in southeast asia and india. in this context, we intend to analyze the chemical composition of an existing group of glass artifacts of unknown category, identify the type to which they belong, and analyze the sensitivity of the classification results. 3. modeling and solving problem 2 3.1. screening data by anova step1.anova [1] is generally used for significant tests of differences in means of two and more samples (i.e., factors). among them, we choose one-way anova in whether there is a significant difference between different types of glass for each of its chemical components. step 2. mathematical model in equation (6), is the matrix of the corresponding chemical components, is the overall mean, and is the effect of the level on the test index. (1) this leads to the results of the analysis of the normality test of the quantitative variables for each chemical component (see appendix 9) step3.f test method 101 for this, we also need to analyze by the f-test method, as , , (2) we then analyzed the results of the chi-squared test by spss as shown in fig: table 1. results of chi-square test type (standard deviation) f p high potassium (n=18) lead barium(n=49) bao 0.842 8.331 12.256 0.001*** pbo 0.514 14.947 42.508 0.000*** k2o 5.308 0.276 239.432 0.000*** so2 0.157 3.139 4.026 0.049** cao 3.308 1.635 43.324 0.000*** cuo 1.492 2.47 1.605 0.21 mgo 0.712 0.63 0.825 0.367 sro 0.044 0.264 17.131 0.000*** sio2 14.467 18.646 1.711 0.196 sno2 0.556 0.213 3.026 0.087* p2o5 1.281 3.909 23.493 0.000*** na2o 1.089 1.813 2.772 0.101 fe2o3 1.566 0.948 7.739 0.007*** al2o3 3.077 3.009 0.852 0.359 ** at the 0.01 level (two-tailed), the correlation is significant. * at the 0.05 level (two-tailed), the correlation is significant. it can be learned that the p-values of magnesium oxide, sodium oxide, copper oxide, tin dioxide, and aluminum oxide among them are all greater than 0.05, so they are not statistically significant, so it can be roughly stated that there are no significant differences between different types of glasses in these chemical compositions. 3.2. logistic regression modeling for dichotomous classification (1) according to the requirements of the question, we can establish the 0-1 variable to complete the prediction category as the dependent variable, 0 indicates that the unknown type of artifact is high potassium glass, 1 indicates that the unknown type of artifact is lead barium glass, and the chemical composition that we previously filtered out through anova as the independent variable, to establish a silica, potassium oxide, calcium oxide, iron oxide, lead oxide, barium oxide, phosphorus pentoxide, and strontium oxide and sulfur dioxide in the logistic regression model. therefore, when using the logistic regression model [2-3], the dummy variables were first processed by excel and then logistic regression was performed by spss to predict whether the unknown artifacts were of type 0 or 1. (2) step1. determine the probability of the two-point distribution. (3) step2. take the connection function as function. (4) step3. for the nonlinear model, the estimation is performed using the maximum likelihood estimation method. (5) step4. bring the regression coefficient to. (6) where is the actual value and is the predicted result. where if the predicted value is considered its prediction , otherwise . after analyzing the above steps, the information of the components filtered by anova and the corresponding information of the unknown artifacts are imported into spss for binary regression, and the regression coefficients obtained are and the constants are: table 2. regression coefficients corresponding to each filtered input variable variables to be entered silicon dioxide (sio2) -0.198 potassium oxide (k2o) -1.131 calcium oxide (cao) -0.329 iron oxide (fe2o3) -0.87 lead oxide (pbo) 1.545 barium oxide (bao) 1.643 phosphorus pentoxide (p2o5) -4.741 strontium oxide (sro) 35.408 sulfur dioxide (so2) -4.229 constants 2.005 once the regression coefficients are found, they are brought into the predicted values at to obtain the predicted values. then compare with the actual value to get the following table: 102 table 3. results of predicted artifact types artifact number predicted results a1 0 high potassium a2 0 high potassium a3 1 lead barium a4 0.99981 lead barium a5 1 lead barium a6 0 high potassium a7 0 high potassium a8 1 lead barium 3.3. sensitivity analysis of the model the above-mentioned values from the anova screening showed that there were also some values with large differences, and we extracted the difference data and then used spss to get the final prediction results. i intend to extract the largest and smallest component data to see if it has changed (1 for high potassium and 0 for lead and barium): table 4. results after extraction of sulfur dioxide artifact number y_hat predicted results a1 0 1 a2 0 0 a3 1 0 a4 0.99988 0 a5 1 0 a6 0 1 a7 0 1 a8 1 0 from the above two figures, it can be seen that the extraction of sulfur dioxide has no effect on its results, while the extraction of silica has produced a change in its final classification, with the category of a2 changing from leadbarium to high potassium, which leads to the assumption that silica is a subset of its sensitivity factors. table 5. results after extraction of silica artifact number y_hat predicted results a1 0 1 a2 0 1 a3 1 0 a4 0.99997 0 a5 1 0 a6 0 0 a7 0 1 a8 1 0 4. conclusion this paper focuses on the application of anova and dichotomous logistic regression model algorithms. in the study, we positioned the experimental object to the identification of glass artifact categories, and in the screening of its chemical composition by one-way anova, it can be significantly found that some of the chemical components do not differ significantly in different glass artifact categories, and then the former screening results of its classification identification by regression model, and in order to make the identification results less error, and after the sensitivity analysis of its results it is clear that sio2 is a subset of the sensitive factors in the classification results. in this process, the feasibility and accuracy of these modeling algorithms for such problems can be seen, and further research on such modeling algorithms can be developed and explored. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from innovation and entrepreneurship training program of wuhan business university (202211654165), ministry of education industry-university cooperative education project (220905181091456). references [1] wenjia l, xiaofeng z, lian z. business process clustering method based on k-means and elbow method[j]. j. jianghan univ, 2020, 48: 81-90. 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[3] lu shan. research on influencing factors of rural revitalization based on binary logistic regression model: from the perspective of grassroots cadre contemporary economy, 2022, 39 (07):106-110. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 39 global path planning method for parks based on complete coverage cleaning task xiaoke ming *, shaodong jiang, yue duan school of automotive and transportation engineering, hefei university of technology, hefei 230009, china abstract: in this paper, based on a small driving sanitation platform of an enterprise, the global path planning method in the unmanned decision system is studied and designed for the characteristics of the park environment and the task requirements. the operation space of the sanitation platform is divided into rectangular square cleaning area and lane cleaning area based on the task demand of full coverage of the park. for the sweeping task of the lane area, multiple parallel sweeping reference paths are generated by raster erosion of the lane map; for the sweeping task of the rectangular square, this paper proposes an improved bow-shaped full coverage algorithm combining forward and reverse based on the steering capacity constraint of the sanitation vehicle. finally, the path articulation algorithm is used to connect the sweeping paths of suboperating areas to form a global reference path for the sweeping operation of the park. keywords: low speed driverless technology; complete coverage path planning; park sanitation. 1. introduction the research and exploration of driverless technology in low-speed scenarios has the advantages of low testing risk and low testing cost, which helps accelerate the development of driverless technology for passenger cars. as a pragmatic field for the landing of driverless technology, the sanitation industry can significantly reduce industry costs, liberate sanitation workers in hot, cold and dusty operating environments, and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents, which has important research value and practical significance. the task of the unmanned sanitation platform in the park is to complete the garbage cleaning and environmental maintenance of the park without an operator, and the specific method design logic is to achieve full coverage of the park road surface: not only to achieve full coverage of the rectangular square area, but also to complete full coverage of the lane area under the constraints of traffic rules. complete coverage path planning is different from "point to point" path planning, the final result is to plan a continuous path that starts from the starting position and traverses the whole operation area to the end position, and the path evaluation index is usually the area coverage. the key problem to be solved by full-coverage path planning is to traverse the free area (non-obstacle area) in the operation area to the maximum extent, and effectively avoid all obstacles in the traversal process to achieve no collision[1]. the current mainstream complete coverage path planning methods are reciprocal rule-based[2], spiral rule-based complete coverage methods[3] and artificial intelligencebased complete coverage path planning algorithms[4], which are usually applied to mobile robots for different purposes. when applied to sanitation platforms with larger vehicles and lane environments with traffic rule constraints, the traditional coverage algorithms generate paths that usually have local retrograde and traversal characteristics and do not comply with the constraints of lane traffic rules, while the operational complexity is high and the coverage is insufficient. the design of coverage algorithms for unmanned sanitation platforms in parks needs further research. 2. methodology 2.1. environmental modeling the raster map, also called occupancy raster map, divides the operation space of the unmanned sanitation platform into a series of discrete rasters of the same size, coordinates the discrete rasters in a two-dimensional array, and each raster has an attribute value indicating the probability that the raster is occupied, and when the occupation probability is greater than a certain threshold, the point is an obstacle point, and vice versa, it is a free space[5]. the raster is used to express the environmental information of the operation space, and then the model construction of the whole environment is completed. after finishing the environment modeling, the path planning problem is transformed into: seeking a line from the starting raster to the ending raster without passing through the obstacle raster in between; and the full-coverage traversal problem is transformed into covering the traversal of all the free-space rasters. the raster representation is simple, easy to express, and easy to save data, which is conducive to subsequent algorithm design and map data update, so it is widely used in the field of intelligent vehicles for environmental modeling. in order to reduce the difficulty of environment modeling, the irregular obstacles in the operation space are regularized in this paper, and the specific transformation is as follows: (1) where, occupancy indicates the ratio of obstacle to the area of this raster; ratio is the threshold value of occupancy set in this paper. after the above processing, the whole environment map consists of obstacle raster and free raster. in this paper, we study the full-coverage traversal of the sweeping task, so the grid needs to record the coverage information. according to whether the grid is covered or not, the grid can be divided into "covered grid" and "uncovered grid", and there are three types of grid: free uncovered space, free covered space and obstacle area, as shown in table 1. the specific coding situation is shown in table 1. 40 table 1. grid state coding table free grid obstacle grid uncovered 0 2 covered 1 the rasterized environment modeling process of the operation space is shown in figure 1, with the initial environment map on the left and the rasterized map on the right. the numerical matrix corresponding to the map in fig. 1 is shown in fig. 2. in the initial case, the sanitation platform has not started to cover the operation space for cleaning, and there is no covered raster in the environment, so the digital matrix of the rasterized map in the initial case is shown in figure 2 on the left. when the full coverage of the operation space is completed, the uncovered grids all become covered grids, and the numerical matrix of the grid map is shown in the right figure of fig. 2 at this time. figure 1. environmental map gridding 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 figure 2. grid map digital matrix 2.2. complete coverage path generation method for lane area based on raster erosion in order to meet the task demand of lane coverage, this paper proposes a global path generation algorithm with inward scaling along the lane boundary to the lane centerline, which can effectively avoid the retrograde and traverse characteristics of the path generated by traditional coverage algorithms, and the main ideas are: (1) the lane shape is a circular loop, including an outer contour line and an inner contour line. (2) the discrete point data of latitude and longitude of the lane boundary and the centerline of the lane are obtained through map acquisition, and the contour lines of the inner and outer boundaries of the lane are obtained through multi-point interpolation, and the contour line data points of the lane boundary are transformed into a raster map; (2) considering the size of the sanitation platform and the cleaning margin, the outer lane boundary contour line is inwardly expanded by a certain distance along the lane normal direction to generate a line parallel to the outer lane boundary, which is the initial cleaning path of the outer circle of the sanitation platform; similarly, the inner lane boundary contour line is outwardly expanded by a certain distance along the lane normal direction to generate a line parallel to the inner lane boundary, which is the initial reference path of the inner circle of the sanitation platform. path, thus generating the sweeping path of the sanitation platform "sweeping along the edge", which is located in the outermost and innermost circles of the global reference path; (3) repeat step (2), in which the overlap of the sweeping range is considered, i.e. the repetition margin of the coverage area, until the trajectory is extended to the center line of the lane, and the complete coverage of the lane is completed; (4) consider the traffic direction constraint of two lanes in both directions, reasonably select the path connection point of the inner and outer lanes, and make reasonable turnaround and lane change planning. figure 3. runge phenomenon in the process of inward scaling along the lane normal direction, the tangent function of the lane boundary should be clarified first, but the lane boundary is often irregularly connected segments instead of smooth curves due to the influence of the acquisition accuracy, and in the process of fitting the path function by constructing polynomial interpolation with uniform nodes, as the number of fitted 41 points n increases, the middle part still has a good fitting accuracy, but at the two ends of the interpolation interval the runge phenomenon is mainly due to the propagation of the error from the higher order derivatives in the error term. is large, the acquisition accuracy is difficult to be guaranteed[6]. in order to realize the algorithmic idea of inward scaling along the lane normal direction, the collected lane boundary information has to be processed appropriately, and this paper uses digital image processing to realize the above requirements. since global path planning is generally static based on a priori map information, digital image processing is considered to generate the initial global path. "erosion" is a digital image processing approach in digital morphology, which is generally used to process grayscale maps. a grayscale map has 256 gray levels, where 0 means all black and 255 means all white; a binary image is an image with only two gray levels, i.e., all pixels in the image have only two gray values, 0 and 255, which are black and white, respectively, and a raster map is a typical binary image. erosion is used to enlarge dark areas in digital image processing problems[7]. the erosion operation requires the provision of the image to be processed as well as the design structure elements, as follows: 12 112 111 234 112 195 215 202 45 12 31 15 56 123 122 75 figure 4. digital matrix to be processed (1) given a numerical matrix, i.e., the image to be processed, as shown in figure 4, the matrix value is the grayscale value of the pixel; (2) design a structure element, as shown in figure 5, which is also called a "nucleus" and determines the local erosion per pixel point; the structure element can be rectangular, elliptical, or cross-shaped. in this paper, we design a 3 × 3 matrix inside the cross-hatch structure element, the centered pixel is the pixel we want to process; 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 figure 5. structural unit (3) overlaying the structural element into the original image, as shown in figure 6, after the convolution calculation, the value of the pixel point is rewritten to the minimum value within a 3 × 3 cross-cross neighborhoods centered on the pixel point, and the dark region is expanded; (4) change the number of iterations, i.e., perform multiple erosion operations on the current image in the scale range. (5) change the shape or scale size of the structural element, that is, change the range of erosion operations, for example, a rectangular 4 × 4 structural element indicates that the value at the pixel point to be processed is rewritten to the minimum value within the 4 × 4 rectangular neighborhoods. 12 112 111 234 112 195 215 202 45 12 31 12 56 123 122 75 12 112 111 234 112 195 215 202 45 12 31 15 56 123 122 75 figure 6. grid corrosion process and results it can be easily seen from the figure that the dark area is expanded after the convolution calculation, which rewrites the value of the pixel point to the minimum value in the range of the structural element neighborhood where the pixel point is located. in case of raster maps, the image to be processed has only two gray values, 0 and 255, and the erosion means that the black area is expanded. the main purpose of the gradient calculation is to display the edge information, calculated by: corroded image the original image; the outer circle image minus the inner circle image, the obtained is the edge information. based on the above raster erosion function to achieve lane boundary processing to obtain multi-lap paths is as follows: (1) the lane is initially rasterized, as shown in figure 7, the upper and lower boundaries of the lane are outside the obstacle area, which is the black inaccessible area, and the middle area is the lane, which is the white passable area. (b) due to the specificity of the lane clearing environment, the lane area in the a priori map does not have an obstacle, i.e., a black raster, present; figure 7. lane original grid diagram (2) firstly, the acquisition of the first lap path is performed: erosion operation is performed on the lower boundary black raster toward the lane, and an expanded black point can be obtained in the lane area, as shown in figure 8. the outermost circle of the white raster of the lane continues to traverse the operation, that is, to complete the corrosion of the 42 outermost circle of the raster of the lane, turning it all to black, as shown in figure 9. figure 8. preliminary corrosion schematic diagram of lane grid map figure 9. the first circle path diagram of lane grid map select the appropriate number of iterations, that is, the appropriate corrosion scale, comprehensive consideration of the sanitation platform body size and sweeping margin, and continue to traverse the operation; perform gradient calculation, you can get the edge information that we require for the first circle path; (3) continue to perform the above steps, in the corrosion iteration process, consider the repeat margin of the sanitation platform sweeping area, select the appropriate number of iterations, as shown in figures 10 and 11, you can get the corresponding second circle path; figure 10. the second circle path acquisition process of lane grid map figure 11. the second circle path schematic diagram of lane grid map (4) repeat the above steps, if the generated path crosses the center line of the lane, the corrosion operation of the lane is terminated; (5) from the upper border of the lane black raster to the inner lane area to perform corrosion operations, repeat the above steps, that is, to obtain the cover path of the upper lane, as shown in figure 12, and finally get the entire path of the lane area after the raster corrosion. figure 12. all path diagram of the lane area after grid corrosion connection between different circles of paths: distinguish the connection between different sub-regions, set the starting point of the outermost circle, the starting point of the path of the next circle is set similar to the starting line setting of different circles of the circular runway, consider the path advance of the different circles of the sanitation platform path articulation, and so on; the inner and outer circle paths on both sides of the centerline of the lane are articulated through the path fitting method below. 2.3. rectangular square area coverage path generation method based on improved bowtie rule the park environment usually has rectangular square area for crowd gathering in addition to the lane area, and the square area is rasterized to obtain a local rectangular-shaped raster map. the bow-shaped coverage algorithm is usually applied to the robot coverage scene, because the robot and the micro sweeper are small in size, while the steering mode is omnidirectional and not constrained by the steering capacity of the steering mechanism, the inner area of the arc corresponding to the minimum turning radius r is the area that cannot be covered by the steering body of this vehicle, so it is directly applied to the sanitation platform, and when driving to the area boundary "u u-turn" turnaround, as shown in figure 13, due to the large turning radius, it is difficult to complete full coverage of the area. 43 figure 13. u-shaped turning diagram in this paper, an improved "bow-shaped" coverage algorithm is proposed to generate coverage paths under the constraint of minimum turning radius to improve the coverage of turnaround areas. the specific idea is to apply two bow-shaped paths in opposite directions. firstly, we increase the running step of the turnaround operation in the secondary operation direction to generate the bow offset distance in the secondary operation direction adaptively and reserve the embedding space for the reverse bow path. travel to the end position, take the end point as the starting point and execute the reverse bowtie operation to embed between two adjacent forward bowtie paths in the primary direction. according to the calculation of the minimum turning radius of the sanitation platform, the width between the two ushaped adjacent covered paths is greater than the width of the vehicle, and the reverse path is difficult to cover the restricted area on the inside of the turnaround arc. in order to solve this problem, the real-life narrow road turnaround will first adopt the strategy of pre-reverse steering wheel driving for a distance to increase the turning radius, effectively completing the narrow road turnaround operation and reducing the burden on the steering mechanism. in this paper, we use dubins curve interpolation[8] to simulate the above process and fit the trajectory of the turnaround to solve the problem that the reverse path is difficult to cover the inner area of the turnaround arc. as shown in figure 14. 0 x y start goal c1 p1 c2 p2 c3 p3 pt2pt1 θ figure 14. the u-turn path fitted by dubins the turnaround path fitted from the dubins curve is calculated as follows: based on the mathematical relationship, it is obtained that | | 2 | | 2 3 | | 2 4 let be the angle between and . the lengths of the three sides of the triangle are known, and according to the cosine theorem 4 5 the final result can be obtained as 2 , 2 6 the midpoints of vectors , are the curvature circle tangent points , , and the turnaround path curve can be obtained by connecting the circumferential arc from start to , the circumferential arcs of and , and the circumferential arc from to goal. accordingly, an improved bow-shaped coverage algorithm is designed: firstly, the rectangular square area is swept along the edge, and the distance from the top of the arc of the turnaround path curve is calculated based on the minimum turning radius of the sanitation platform, leaving a margin of 180 degree turnaround turns for the following coverage algorithm. the area to be operated by the improved algorithm is thus a reduced rectangular area or u-shaped area. in the rectangular square raster map, (0,0) is the raster coordinate of the lower left corner of the rectangular region, the length of the rectangular square region along the primary operation direction of the sanitation platform is , the width of the secondary operation direction is , and the vehicle width of the sanitation platform is . (1) first, determine the number of round-trip sweeping of the unmanned sanitation platform in the main operation direction: for the square area reserved for two circles of cleaning along the edge, the number of round-trip sweeping of the sanitation platform in the main operation direction 4 2 7 1, 2, 8 (2) next, determine the starting and ending positions for performing forward bow sweep: starting position , and ending position , . , 2 , 2 9 , 4 , 2 , , 2 , 10 the specific algorithm principle is as follows: step1: initialize the starting coordinates of the rectangular area to be cleared as , ; step2: judge the parity of /2 , if it is odd, 1 ; if it is even, 1 ; the vertical coordinates remain unchanged; step3: judge whether x= / 4 is equal 44 to 0 or 1. if it is equal to 0 or 1, continue to judge whether the current , is , , if it is, turn to step6 for execution; if it is not, turn to step4 for execution; if it is not equal to 0 or 1, turn to step2 for execution; step4: 1 , the horizontal coordinate remains unchanged; step5: determine whether (y-y_1)/2d is an integer? if yes, go to step2 and continue, otherwise go to step4 and continue; step6: y=y-1 with the same horizontal coordinate; step7: determine whether /2 is an integer? if yes, go to step8, otherwise go to step6 to continue the execution; step8: determine the parity of /2 ? if it is even, 1 ; if it is odd, 1 ; the vertical coordinates remain unchanged; step9 : determine whether / 4 is equal to 0 or 1; if it is, continue to determine y=y+1; if so, exit the loop; if not, return to step6; if it is not equal to 0 or 1, return to step8; step10: use dubins curve for path smoothing; finally get the schematic diagram of the full coverage of the rectangular area as shown in figure 15. figure 15. improved boustrophedon complete coverage path planning diagram 2.4. sub-area articulation design the park environment is divided into a lane area and a rectangular plaza area, and the two sub-areas are connected to accomplish the final goal of full park coverage. the connection between the sub-areas can be considered as a "point-to-point" spatial shortest path planning. the shortest path search between two sub-regions is the key to improve the cleaning efficiency when the sanitation platform ends the coverage task of the previous sub-region and starts the coverage task of the next sub-region. the articulation task between sub-operating areas includes two parts: determining the starting end of sub-operating areas and designing the articulation method of sub-operating areas. firstly, we divide different operation areas according to the sweeping task, and choose the covering methods of the last two sections respectively, determine the vehicle orientation of the sanitation platform at the beginning and end of the task in different operation areas according to different task logics, and choose a suitable pathfinding algorithm for the connection.hybrid a* algorithm is a kind of improvement of the standard a* algorithm, by which can make the path planned by a* algorithm meet the vehicle kinematics. 3. results and discussion 3.1. experimental program design experimental purpose: to verify whether the global reference path results output by the global path planning module are correct and reasonable, and to evaluate the coverage index of the global path. experimental apparatus and equipment: modified small driving sanitation platform with the previous sensor selection: multi-line lidar + millimeter wave radar + ultrasonic radar + mobileye + inertial guidance + embedded platform, the experimental platform is shown in figure 16. figure 16. experimental platform experimental protocol: before the experiment starts, the road network file of the park environment to be cleared needs to be provided. the gps points of the road are sampled according to the gps positioning information, and the sampling frequency is 10hz. the collected path points include latitude and longitude information, a priori obstacle information, and obstacle type information, which are stored in the road network file with the information of the structure. the sanitation platform will automatically generate the global reference path and load the global path file when carrying out the unmanned cleaning task. the environment sensing module will fuse the real-time positional information, environmental obstacle information and global reference path into a sensing map based on the sanitation platform. meanwhile, in order to verify the rationality of the decision logic of the behavior decision module, several different working conditions are designed based on different driving states, and the performance of the behavior decision module is analyzed according to the decision results. the fixed operating speed of the sanitation platform in this experiment is 6km/h, the warning braking distance is 2m, and the decision moment interval is 100ms. 3.2. global path planning module output records the satellite view of the experimental site is shown in figure 17. figure 18 shows the global reference path results of the unmanned sanitation platform performing a full-coverage autonomous cleaning task in the park. in the lane area, the sanitation platform at right-angle turns is limited by its own vehicle size and steering capacity, making it difficult to completely cover the dead-end area. the overall coverage rate is 98.6%. 45 figure 17. satellite map of experimental site figure 18. global path coverage results in the rectangular square area, the sanitation platform performs 180-degree turnaround at the sweeping boundary, and the steering restricted area on the inside of the turn formed by three arcs is not completely covered, and the overall coverage rate is 99.4%. the connection area between the rectangular square area and the lane area is not constrained by traffic rules, and the coverage of the connection area can be achieved by reciprocating sweeping in the actual cleaning process. the reference path is smooth overall, with smooth connection and suitable curvature, which is easy for the control system to track and execute. the path repetition redundancy rate for performing the full coverage task is 5.2%, which effectively completes the full coverage cleaning task of the park. 4. conclusion this chapter is the design of the global path planning module of the decision system of the unmanned sanitation platform. unlike the "point-to-point" driving task, the unmanned sanitation platform performs the task of cleaning the park, i.e., completing the regional traversal of the park road, so the main body of the global path planning is the design of the full-coverage path algorithm. firstly, the environment modeling of the operation environment is carried out, and the raster map is selected to model the environment map, and the 3d environment is transformed into a 2d raster map to effectively characterize the operation environment. then, the research work is carried out for 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[8] shkel a m, lumelsky v. classification of the dubins set[j]. robotics and autonomous systems, 2001, 34(4): 179-202. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 65 research on improved algorithm for small object detection in intelligent surveillance video based on yolov7 zhiwei wang 1, *, min wang 2 1 school of cyberspace security, chengdu university of information technology (cuit), chengdu, sichuan, china 2 dept of cyber space security academy, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, sichuan, 610225, china * corresponding author: zhiwei wang (email: wzw19980331@163.com) abstract: in order to address the issue of small objects being difficult to detect effectively in intelligent surveillance videos, this study proposes an improved scheme for the yolov7-tiny algorithm. this scheme integrates the convolutional block attention module (cbam) into yolov7-tiny, effectively enhancing the model's feature extraction and small object detection capabilities in complex backgrounds, thereby improving the overall detection precision. experimental evaluations indicate that the improved algorithm shows enhanced performance in specific small object detection tasks, achieving an accuracy of 85.6%, a recall rate of 85.2%, and a mean average precision (map) of 90.2%. these results demonstrate the effectiveness and practical value of the improved scheme in enhancing the performance of yolov7-tiny in small object detection tasks. keywords: intelligent video surveillance; yolov7-tiny; object detection; small object; attention mechanism. 1. introduction in the field of intelligent video surveillance, small object detection is an extremely challenging task that requires the system to accurately identify and track objects in the video that are small in size and may be difficult to recognize due to distance or other factors. [1] in recent years, with the rapid development of deep learning technologies, significant progress has been made in the research of small object detection, and many new methods and technologies have been proposed. [2] deep learning frameworks, especially convolutional neural networks (cnns), have become the mainstream method for small object detection. algorithms like yolo, ssd, and faster r-cnn, through deep networks, learn the feature representations of objects, achieving efficient object detection.[3] wang et al. enhanced the recognition capability for small objects by introducing multiscale detection mechanisms or improving the feature extraction network.[4] furthermore, the attention mechanism has also shown great potential in small object detection. by focusing on key feature areas, models can better differentiate between the background and small objects, thus improving detection accuracy. [5] for example, wang et al. used an adaptive attention module to dynamically adjust the focus of the network to more effectively capture the details of small objects.[6] nonetheless, small object detection still faces a series of challenges, including small size of objects, significant appearance changes, complex backgrounds, and changes in lighting. these factors increase the difficulty of detection and limit the performance of existing methods.[7] the latest research trends include using generative adversarial networks (gans) to enhance the visual quality of small objects and exploring more efficient network architectures and training strategies to improve detection speed and accuracy.[8] researchers are also exploring the integration of more context information and prior knowledge to assist in small object detection, as well as developing more complex multi-task learning frameworks to simultaneously perform object detection, classification, and tracking.[9] overall, the field of small object detection in intelligent video surveillance is rapidly evolving, with new technologies and methods being proposed to address existing challenges. as technology advances, future intelligent video surveillance systems will be able to detect small objects more accurately and efficiently, providing stronger support for security monitoring, traffic management, and other fields.[10] research indicates that the yolo series of algorithm frameworks support end-to-end detection and have shown excellent performance across multiple detection domains. as the first single-stage object detection algorithm to utilize deep learning, yolo has led a new direction in object detection technology. to date, the yolo series has evolved to its seventh edition, covering versions from yolov1 to yolov5. the latest yolov7 model has significant improvements in speed, accuracy, and the number of model parameters, and is easier to deploy on different devices.[11] the yolov7 model includes four different scale variants: v7s, v7m, v7tiny, and v7x, to accommodate different computing and application needs. experimental results show that, except for v7-tiny, the v7m and v7x models require longer training times and produce larger weight files. specifically, the training time, mean average precision (map), and model weight size of yolov7 and yolov7-tiny demonstrate their performance and efficiency. yolov7 and yolov7x, having more parameters, are larger in terms of training time and weight file size. [12] in contrast, although yolov7s has a map that is not significantly different from the other variants for each category, it has a clear advantage in terms of efficiency and lightweight. 66 table 1. experiment time and weight size yolov7-tiny, as the lightest version in the series, is renowned for its exceptional detection speed. it is particularly suitable for embedding into devices with limited computing power, storage space, and memory, making it highly applicable to monitoring equipment. therefore, choosing yolov7-tiny as the basic algorithm framework for this research is based on its excellent performance and applicability considerations. however, yolov7-tiny's performance in detecting small objects is not satisfactory, which necessitates improving its detection rate. to address this, the study has enhanced yolov7-tiny by incorporating attention mechanism modules and adding detection layers specifically for small objects. the improved algorithm has shown good results in experiments, particularly suiting the detection needs in video surveillance scenarios for specific situations. 2. improving the yolov7-tiny model for small object detection 2.1. yolov7-tiny basic algorithm framework yolov7-tiny is the smallest network in the yolov7 family. the network architecture is shown in figure 1. figure 1. yolov7-tiny network structure diagram its backbone network adopts a multi-branch stacking structure for feature enhancement, which allows for effective feature extraction while reducing computational requirements. after the input image undergoes feature extraction through the backbone network, features layers obtained after 3, 4, and 5 times of downsampling are used for object prediction. at the last feature layer of the backbone network, there is an spp (spatial pyramid pooling) module with a csp (cross stage partial) structure, which includes maximum pooling layers of different sizes. this module enables the network to learn more effective features from different receptive fields, allowing the deep convolutional network to extract richer semantic information. the neck utilizes a panet structure, which merges the upsampled deep feature maps with the shallow feature maps to enhance the semantic information of the shallow network. it also merges the downsampled shallow feature maps with the deep feature maps to complement the detailed information of the deep feature maps. the detection head, which shares weights, is used for final object classification and localization. each layer uses three differently shaped anchor boxes, responsible for detecting objects of different shapes. lastly, non-maximum suppression is used to filter out multiple anchor boxes' duplicate predictions for the same target, and re-parameterization technology is applied. this includes different network branches with convolutional kernels of different sizes on the same layer. the backbone network extracts features from the input image, then the neck merges features of different scales. the detection head predicts the position and type of objects, ultimately producing the detection results. the cspspp structure significantly increases the receptive field, isolating the most crucial contextual features, while the multi-branch 67 stack module, by controlling the shortest and longest gradient paths, enables the network to learn more features with greater robustness. 2.2. yolov7-tiny improved by introducing attention mechanism cbam the cbam (convolutional block attention module) selfattention mechanism has the following advantages: (1) high degree of lightweight design: the cbam module does not contain a large number of convolutional structures internally, only a few pooling layers and feature fusion operations. this structure avoids the heavy computation brought by convolutional multiplications, resulting in a module with low complexity and minimal computational demand. experiments have shown that adding the cbam module to lightweight models can bring about stable performance improvements. compared to the slight increase in computational load, the introduction of cbam offers a high cost-effectiveness ratio. (2) strong universality: the structural characteristics of cbam ensure its strong universality and high portability, which is mainly reflected in two aspects: on one hand, the cbam module, based on pooling operations, can be directly embedded after convolutional operations, meaning that this module can be added to traditional neural networks like vgg, as well as to networks containing shortcut connection-based residual structures, such as resnet50 and mobilenetv3; on the other hand, cbam is equally applicable to both object detection and classification tasks, and it can achieve significant performance improvements in both detection and classification accuracy across datasets with different feature characteristics. (3) effective impact: traditional attention mechanisms in convolutional neural networks focus more on analyzing the channel domain, limited to considering the interactions between feature map channels. cbam starts from both channel and spatial domains, introducing spatial and channel attention as two dimensions of analysis, thereby achieving a sequential attention structure from channel to space. spatial attention enables the neural network to pay more attention to the pixel areas in images that are crucial for classification while ignoring irrelevant regions. channel attention, on the other hand, deals with the distribution of feature map channels. attention allocation to both dimensions enhances the effect of the attention mechanism on improving model performance. the cbam network structure is shown in figure 2. figure 2. cbam network structure diagram (1) feature extraction network: this is the starting stage of cbam, responsible for extracting raw features from the input image. it is typically a combination of convolutional layers, pooling layers, and activation functions, aimed at capturing the basic patterns and structures of the image. the output of the feature extraction network is a set of multi-dimensional feature maps, which are then sent to the subsequent attention modules for further processing. (2) classification and regression module: this part is usually located at the end of the network, and its task is to perform classification or regression tasks based on the features refined by the attention module. this module can be designed according to specific application scenarios, such as using fully connected layers (fc layers) for image classification or bounding box regression in object detection tasks. (3) fusion attention module (rpn network): the core of cbam lies in its attention module, which is further divided into two sub-modules: a. channel attention module: the goal of this module is to identify which channels are important, that is, to apply attention on the channel dimension of the feature map. it evaluates the importance of each channel by analyzing the global information of each channel, allowing the network to focus on more informative feature channels. b. spatial attention module: following the channel attention module, the spatial attention module focuses on which spatial areas of the feature map are important. it determines the focus of attention by observing the feature response at different spatial positions, further refining the feature map, enabling the network to concentrate on key parts of the image. the combination of these two attention modules allows cbam to adjust the feature map in a detailed manner, significantly improving the expressiveness of features by applying attention both in the channel and spatial dimensions. the design philosophy of cbam is modularity and versatility; it can be easily inserted into existing convolutional neural networks to enhance the network's perception of important features, thereby improving overall performance. in this way, cbam enhances the network's ability to capture important information in images, which is very effective for improving the accuracy of image recognition, object detection, and various visual tasks. 2.3. to improve yolov7-tiny by adding a small object detection layer this paper adds a small object detection layer and incorporates the lightweight convolutional block attention module (cbam). the network of the small object detection layer is more focused on detecting small objects, which improves detection performance. the most prominent function of cbam is to enhance the useful information in the feature map, making it easier to extract and learn target features. the function is mainly concentrated in the backbone part, so cbam is fused into the backbone. the network structure of the backbone after fusion is shown in figure 3. cbam is added to four different positions in the backbone, further improving its ability to extract important features. the improved yolov7-tiny moves the time point of feature enhancement forward, starting at the third layer of the backbone network. the purpose of this is to obtain target size images with a larger receptive field (160x160), which facilitates better small object detection. subsequently, an additional upsampling and feature fusion are added in the backbone network part to enhance feature extraction, allowing for more comprehensive information related to small objects. finally, in the feature extraction part, a target detection head is added, which minimizes the loss of information related to small objects in larger-sized images, thereby making the detection more accurate. additionally, the cbam self-attention mechanism is added to the feature 68 extraction layer of the backbone extraction network to further improve small object detection. figure 3. improved yolov7-tiny network structure diagram 3. protocol the research experimental plan for improving small object detection in intelligent surveillance videos based on yolov7 is illustrated in figure 4 and includes the following steps: (1). image data preprocessing this involves preparing the image data for the model by performing operations such as resizing, normalization, and augmentation to make it suitable for the detection model. (2). model selection and modification selecting yolov7-tiny as the base model for the task. this choice is made due to its efficiency and effectiveness in detecting small objects. (3). incorporation of a small object layer and cbam attention mechanism introducing a dedicated layer for small object detection and the cbam (convolutional block attention module) for improving feature representation and focusing on relevant features for small object detection. (4). model training training the modified model on a dataset, configuring training parameters, and monitoring the model's performance on a validation set to ensure that it learns to detect small objects accurately. (5). model optimization based on performance, adjusting the hyperparameters of the small object layer and the cbam module to fine-tune the model for better detection accuracy and efficiency. (6). data augmentation enhancing the model's generalization ability by applying data augmentation techniques to increase the diversity of training data, which helps the model learn to detect small objects under various conditions. (7). target detection utilizing the trained model to perform object detection, obtaining spatial and classification information about the detected objects. this step involves applying the model to new or unseen video data to detect small objects and classify them accordingly. 4. experimental section 4.1. experimental data the dataset used in this study is composed of a combination from the voc and coco datasets, totaling 1565 images. specifically, the distribution is as follows: the training set contains 1248 images, the validation set contains 156 images, and the test set contains 161 images, as shown in table 2. table 2. image composition using labeling tools, each object's category and location information can be annotated individually and saved as xml files. then, the dataset is divided according to a ratio of training set: validation set: test set = 8:1:1. the xml files are converted into a txt file format that can be recognized and standardized by yolov7-tiny. the hardware and software configurations used in the experimental platform are presented in table 3: table 3. platform configuration 4.2. experimental parameters and evaluation indicators during the network model training process, the total number of epochs is set to 300 with a batch size of 16. the parameters used to evaluate the training results include tp 69 (true positives), tn (true negatives), fp (false positives), fn (false negatives), and metrics such as f1 score, accuracy, precision, recall, and ap (average precision). the f1 score is defined as the harmonic mean of precision and recall, providing a balance between the two for a comprehensive measure of model performance. the formula for f1 is (1): = + (1) the formula for accuracy is (2): accuracy 2 the formula for accuracy is (3): precision 3 the formula for recall rate is (4): recall 4 the formula for ap is (5): ap = ∑ (5) figures 6 and 7 display the statistical charts for each category. initially, a comparative analysis was conducted with yolov5s, which has a similar number of parameters and computational load. the yolov7-tiny model, in comparison to yolov5s, achieved a nearly 2% improvement in average precision for detecting small objects. the improved algorithm model increased the average detection precision by 6.13% relative to yolov5s and by 4.21% relative to yolov7-tiny, showing significant improvement for small object detection. according to the data comparison, both the yolov7-tiny lightweight object detection model and the improved model significantly enhanced the precision of small object detection. regarding the impact of the cbam (convolutional block attention module) triple attention mechanism and the addition of a small object detection layer on the model, ablation experiments have verified that both can improve the model's detection precision. introducing both into the yolov7-tiny model can significantly enhance its detection accuracy. table 4. model comparison table 5. comparison diagram of attention mechanism 4.3. detection effect when comparing the original yolov7-tiny model in figure 8 with the optimized yolov7-tiny model in figure 9 for small object detection, clear differences point to several key performance improvements. firstly, the detection accuracy for small objects is significantly improved in the optimized model. this enhancement is due to optimization measures such as more detailed feature extraction layers and an improved attention mechanism. these allow the model to more effectively capture the details of small-sized objects, thereby increasing the accuracy of recognition. especially in crowded scenes, the optimized model is able to reduce false negatives and false positives, significantly enhancing the detection performance for small objects. secondly, the recall rate for small objects is also increased in the optimized model. by adjusting the model structure and training strategy, such as using more appropriate anchor box sizes and ratios, the optimized model can more frequently and correctly identify small objects, reducing omissions due to small size. overall, the performance of the optimized yolov7-tiny model in detecting small objects is significantly better than the original model. with improvements specifically targeting small object recognition, the model not only improves detection precision and recall rate but also enhances its applicability in complex environments, making it more suitable for scenarios requiring highly accurate detection of small objects. figure 4. yolov7 tiny model detection effect diagram 5. conclusion this study proposes an improved yolov7-tiny algorithm aimed at enhancing its performance in detecting small objects. based on in-depth research analysis and a series of experimental validations, we chose yolov7-tiny as the foundational detection framework and introduced two innovative improvement measures to address its limitations in small object detection. first, by embedding specially designed small object 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[12] zhang wei, chen lei. a new method for small object detection based on convolutional neural networks [j]. image processing and computer vision, 2019, 28 (4): 234-245. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 104 computation offloading and resource allocation in mobile edge computing-enabled iot network hao yang *, huifu zhang, ziyi gong school of computer science and engineering, hunan university of science and technology, xiangtan, hunan, 411201, china * corresponding author: hao yang (email: yanghaohnust@163.com) abstract: mobile edge computation (mec)-enabled internet of things (iot) network have gained significant attention from academia and industry due to its ability to provide ultra-low latency computation services for several iot applications such as vr/ar, smart city and online gaming, etc. this article explores the challenge problem of jointly addressing computation offloading and resource allocation (cora) in a time-varying mec-enabled iot network. firstly, we propose a multiuser and multiserver mec-enabled iot architecture based on centralized management for the decision-making process of cora. secondly, we formulate a task execution delay minimization problem considering energy consumption and resource constraints. it is challenging to solve this problem using traditional methods due to the coupling between the variables, as well as the dynamic nature of the network. to this end, we convert the original problem into a markov decision process (mdp). then, an entropybased deep reinforcement learning algorithm (edrl) with strong exploration capabilities and stability is used to learn the dynamic cora strategy. finally, extensive simulation experiments have indicated that our proposed edrl method exhibits superior learning ability and stability compared to the ddpg. except for the exhaustive method, edrl outperforms other baselines with respect to execution delay and energy consumption. keywords: computation offloading; mobile edge computing; resource allocation; entropy; deep reinforcement learning; internet of things (iot). 1. introduction the convergence of the internet of things (iot) and wireless communication technology has enabled a wide range of mobile services and applications, such as virtual/ augmented reality(v/ar), smart city, online gaming, etc. [1, 2]. with the progressive implementation of 5g cellular networks [3] and the emergence of 6g networks [4] these mobile applications will increasingly penetrate various aspects of our lives. however, it is impractical to directly execute these computation-intensive mobile services on resource-constrained iot user devices (uds). researchers have introduced mobile cloud computation (mcc) to address this issue, which involves offloading the computational uds’ tasks to remote central cloud servers for processing [5]. compared to iot uds, these cloud servers in mcc provide more abundant computation resources and greater storage capacity [6]. nevertheless, due to the deployment of cloud servers far from end users, this approach results in high transmission delay, which is not feasible for delay-sensitive mobile applications. furthermore, in the process of computation offloading in mcc, the increasing data volume puts significant pressure on wireless network transmission [7]. fortunately, mobile edge computation (mec) emerges as a new computation paradigm that can alleviate these challenges. therefore, the mec-enabled iot network also comes into being. in the task processing of iot uds, two issues require attention: firstly, determining the necessity of offloading tasks for processing on the mec server; and secondly, allocating the appropriate resources to uds that require task offloading. it is evident that due to the presence of binary offloading variables and resource allocation variables, cora in mec is considered as a mixed integer nonlinear programming (minlp) problem, which is also np-hard[15]. some methods, such as the alternating direction method of multipliers (admm)-based approach [16] and heuristic methods[17–19], have been proposed to try to address the minlp problem. while these methods can reduce algorithm complexity, they require numerous iterations to achieve local optimality. once certain factors in the system change, such as bandwidth or the number of iot uds connecting to mec servers, the optimal offloading and resource allocation problem needs to be solved again. therefore, these methods are unsuitable for dynamic mec network scenarios. deep learning (dl) has become a key tool for addressing various problems in machine learning. many cutting-edge applications, such as autonomous vehicles and natural language processing, rely on dl to predict resource requirements and optimize their allocation[20]. in [21,22], the authors utilize the powerful feature extraction capabilities of dl to learn offloading strategies in mec systems. however, dl presents challenges in mec systems due to the need for large labeled datasets to train neural networks. in contrast, reinforcement learning (rl) does not rely on a dataset for model training, as the agent interacts with the dynamic mec system and learns an optimal strategy without prior knowledge. typical rl algorithms like sarsa and qlearning store tuples containing state, action, and value in a q-table. however, with an increasing number of states and actions, the methods for manipulating the q-table become inefficient and may lead to the curse of dimensionality. deep reinforcement learning (drl) [23,24]addresses the issue by approximating the q-table using a neural network combined with reinforcement learning techniques. in this study, a mec network framework is devised featuring an edge manager node (emn). the emn is introduced to enhance cora management efficiency in the mec system, as well as reduce the overhead for uds. specifically, we design a problem of cora, considering 105 constraints on computation resources, communication resources, and energy consumption, with the objective of minimizing execution delay. this problem is non-convex within each time interval. to address this issue, inspired by reference [25], we propose an entropy-based deep reinforcement learning (edrl) algorithm for cora in the mec system. this algorithm incorporates an entropy term into the reinforcement learning reward to enhance its robustness and stability. our primary contributions are summarized as follows: 1) we advocate a mec architecture based on centralized management for the decision-making process of cora. in this system, uds can interact in real-time with the edge nodes to obtain reasonable decisions regarding cora, which can reduce unnecessary computational overhead caused by making offloading decisions in each iot ud. 2) we explore the proposed dynamic mec system and formulate cora as an minlp problem, aiming to minimize task computation latency while considering energy consumption, power resources, and computation resources. it is challenging to solve this problem by traditional methods due to the large solution space and dynamic nature of mec. 3) the original problem is converted into a markov decision process (mdp). then, an entropy-based deep reinforcement learning (edrl) is proposed to handle this model. edrl enhances learning exploration and stability by introducing entropy during the learning process, achieving stable and efficient cora strategies. 4) extensive simulation experiments are conducted to validate the efficiency of our proposed edrl. simulation results demonstrate that the edrl method exhibits superior learning ability and stability compared to the ddpg during the process of cora. in addition, except for the exhaustive method, edrl outperforms other baselines with respect to execution delay and energy consumption. the rest of the article is shown below. section 2 describes the proposed mec system mode and the research problem. section 3 describes the entropy-based drl solution method. in section 4, we provide the parameter settings for the simulation experiments and baselines and analyze the outcomes of the experiments. finally, section 5 encompasses the conclusions drawn from this article. 2. system network model and problem description 2.1. system network model our study focuses on a mec-enabled iot network depicted in figure 1, which is composed of numerous iot uds, multiple edge computing nodes, and an edge control node. let 𝒩 = {1,2, … , n} represents the set of iot uds, and ℳ = {1,2, … , m} denotes the set of edge nodes in the considered mec system. every iot ud in the mec system, equipped with limited computational capabilities, has the option to perform its computation tasks either locally or offload them to an edge node for processing. additionally, each edge node corresponds to a small cellular base station (scbs) for communication with the user devices, and each scbs incorporates an mec server to process tasks generated by the iot uds. different from existing research, we introduce an emn into the mec network, responsible for executing cora algorithms and sending the computation results to target ud. similar to regular edge nodes, the emn also has an scbs that deploys mec servers for managing cora. specifically, to simplify the problem, we assume that the emn has robust computation and storage resources and can parallelly process requests for cora from different iot uds. in the mec network framework, cora schemes are handled as follows. firstly, within each time period, each ud generates a task. secondly, the emn gathers system information, including the attributes of computation tasks, the remaining bandwidth resources of scbs, and the available computation resources of the mec servers. after obtaining the relevant system information, the edge control node will execute the corresponding cora algorithm. based on the computation results received from the emn, iot uds can undertake appropriate offloading actions. figure 1. the mec-enabled iot network model with multiuser and multiserver to characterize the mec system, we discretize time into fixed-length time periods, denoted as t∈ {1,2, … , t} .within each time period, every iot ud generates only one computation-intensive task. furthermore,we employ a commonly used task model to establish the definition of execution tasks, which can be represented as ω n = {δ n ,ζ n , fn local,τ n }. here,δ n represents the volume of data in the execution task, ζ n represents the total count of cpu cycles necessary to execute the task ω n ,and fn local represents the computation capability of iot ud n.τ n denotes task execution deadline for performing task ω n .the implication is that the task's execution time should not exceed a certain threshold, regardless of whether it is executed locally or on an mec server. it should be noted that this study exclusively focuses on local task execution or offloading to mec servers, without considering additional offloading to remote centralized clouds or other ens. in this paper, within each time period, dynamically arriving computational tasks ω n from ud are different, with varying computation intensities and input task sizes. to reduce execution delay and energy consumption, a task ω n can be processed locally or offloaded to an en node.in addition, this study specifically addresses the scenario of binary offloading, where tasks cannot be further subdivided. an variable xn,m is applied for defining the offloading decision for the computational task ω n of ud n, where xn,m = 0 represents the task being processed locally on ud n, and otherwise, the task ω n is offloaded and executed on the en m. 106 table 1. presents a summary of the key concepts used in this article concept description 𝒩 set of user devices, indexed by n ℳ set of edge nodes, indexed by m 𝑇 the scale of time slot 𝛺𝑛 computational task of user device n 𝛿𝑛 computational volume of the task 𝛺𝑛 ζ𝑛 cpu cycle count needed to perform the task 𝛺𝑛 f𝑛 𝑙𝑜𝑐𝑎𝑙 computational capability of user device n. 𝜏𝑛 execution deadline of the task 𝛺𝑛 𝑥𝑛,𝑚 offloading decision variable 𝑓𝑛,𝑚 𝑀𝐸𝐶 amount of computational resources assigned to the task 𝛺𝑛by edge node m 𝑤𝑛,𝑚 amount of bandwidth assigned to the task 𝛺𝑛by edge node m 𝑅𝑛,𝑚 data transfer rate between user device n and the edge node. 𝑓𝑀𝐸𝐶 computational capacity of the mec servers while offloading computational tasks to an en can decrease task execution latency and energy consumption compared to local computation, offloading tasks also incur additional delay and energy costs due to data transfer. therefore, when ud n offloads its task to an en within a time slot, we take into account the transmission latency and energy consumption. specifically, we neglect the communication cost between mec server and scbs the and simplify the problem by not considering interference between neighboring cells. according to shannon's theorem and referring to [26] and [27], the wireless transmission rate from ud n to en m can be represented as: rn,m = wn,mlog2 (1 + pngn wn,mσ ) (1) where pn represents iot ud n's transmission power when offloading the task ω n to en m; σ denotes the noise power spectral density; wn,m represents the bandwidth allocated by en m to ud n; gn is the channel gain between iot ud n and scbs.we assume that the mobility of the user device is not significant during offloading, so the channel gain of the user device is constant but may vary for different user devices. based on the above description, the transmission delay associated with iot ud n's decision to offload its execution task ω n to en m can be represented as: dn tran = δ n rn,m (2) furthermore, the corresponding energy consumption for the task ω n can be obtained as follows: en tran = pndn tran (3) typically, the data received by the iot ud from the mec server is significantly smaller in size compared to the transmitted data and has a higher download link rate [28]. therefore, in this paper, we do not consider the transmission latency and energy consumption resulting from the computed results returned by the mec servers of the edge nodes. the task ω n can be executed either on the local iot ud n or on the mec server m.when xn,m= 0, the computational task ω n of ud n will be processed locally. we use ε n local to represent the difference in energy consumption and computational capacity of heterogeneous iot uds. consequently, the task latency can be represented as: dn local = ζ n fn local (4) and the local energy consumption of iot ud n is calculated as follows: en local =ζ n ε n local (5) where ε n local = 10−27(fn local)2 is related to the actual chip architecture[42].when xn,m = 1, the task ω n of ud n is offloaded to en m for processing. we utilize fn,m mec to define the computation resources allocated by en m's mec server to task ω n of ud n. therefore, the task ω n ' execution delay on the mec server is written as: dn mec = ζ n fn,m mec (6) furthermore, the energy consumption associated with offloading computational task ω n can be represented as: en mec = pmec dn mec (7) where pmec represents the power of the mec server. according to equations (5) and (6), we can infer that when ud n is allocated more computation resources by en m, the computation delay will be reduced, but the energy consumption will increase accordingly. similar to [26], we consider the energy cost of the idle mode for iot ud n while waiting for the offloaded computation results, which can be calculated as: en wait = pn wdn mec (8) where pn wis the power in idle mode for ud n. by combining equations (2), (3), (6), (7), and (8), the total delay and energy consumption for offloading computational task ω n of ud n within a given time slot can be easily obtained as follows: dn off = dn tran + dn mec (9) and en off = en tran + en mec + en wait (10) 2.2. problem description based on the above content, we can calculate the delay cost of task ω n of ud n within a given time slot as: dn = (1 − xn,m)dn local + xn,mdn off (11) and the corresponding energy consumption is: en = (1 − xn,m)en local + xn,men off (12) to reduce system overhead and improve iot uds' qos, we leverage the edge control node to acquire the optimal cora strategies between iot uds and ens. our objective is to minimize the average execution latency of the computational tasks in the entire mec system, considering energy, computation resources, and communication resource constraints. to achieve this, the formulation of the optimization problem is represented as follows: min xn,m,wn,m,fn,m mec 1 nt ∑ ∑ dn n n=1 t−1 t=0 (13a) s. t. c1: dn ≤ τ n , ∀n ∈ n (13b) c2: xn,m ∈ {0,1} , ∀n ∈ n (13c) c3: 0 ≤ ∑ xn,mfn,m mecn n=1 ≤ fmec , ∀n ∈ n , m ∈ m (13d) c4: 0 ≤ ∑ wn,m n n=1 ≤ w , ∀n ∈ n , m ∈ m (13e) 107 c5: 0 ≤ ∑ xn,m m m=1 ≤ 1 , ∀n ∈ n , m ∈ m (13f) c6: 0 ≤ en ≤ en , ∀n ∈ n (13g) the objective function (13a) minimizes the overall system execution delay during s. the first constraint (13b) ensures that the computation time does not exceed its tolerance delay. the second constraint (13c) guarantees the successful execution of each ud's computational task. constraint (13d) ensures that the allocated computation resources for tasks executed on edge node m's server do not exceed the maximum value fmec . constraint (13e) represents that the allocated bandwidth for tasks on en should be less than or equal to the maximum value w . constraint (13f) restricts each computation task to be computed by only one mec server. constraint (13g) guarantees that the energy consumption of tasks remains within the energy cost threshold. due to the interdependence and the need for simultaneous optimization of variables xn,m, wn,m, and fn,m mec,the problem formulated is an np-hard minlp problem. for dynamic mec systems with a large state-action space, it is challenging to obtain optimal cora strategies using traditional methods such as convex optimization, heuristic and greedy algorithms, etc. to address this problem, we transform this problem into a mdp and employ an entropy-based deep reinforcement learning algorithm to deal with it. 3. entropy-based deep reinforcement learning solution for cora 3.1. markov decision process model in this subsection, we transform the original problem into a mdp model that is represented by a quintuple< 𝒮, 𝒜, 𝒫, ℛ, γ > . 𝒮 denotes the group of environmental states, 𝒜 denotes the group of activities, 𝒫 is the group of state transition probabilities, ℛ is the reward function of stateactions. and γ ∈ [0,1]represents the discount factor related to the importance of future rewards. in the mdp model, the agent acts as a decision-maker that interacts with the external environment. in this paper, we consider the edge control node as an intelligent agent. at the start of each time interval, the agent gathers whole state information. when a ud n has a new task to process, the agent determines a cora action based on the collected state information. the agent is provided with a reward by the system environment, which is contingent on the current state and action. the agent continues this process and accumulates rewards until it obtains the optimal cora decision that minimizes system costs. the edge control node sends this decision to the target ud n, which then decides whether to offload the computational task based on this decision. next, we define the mdp elements related to the objective function problem. state space: the state space of the mdp reflects the present system environment within time period t. in our problem, the system state includes the task information of users, aps' resources in the ec, and me's resource information. we define the state of the mdp using a vector 𝒮 = {st = {ω n (t), c(t), b(t), eb(t)}} , where 𝒮 represents the local states of whole iot uds in time period t;ω n (t) represents the execution task characteristics of iot ud n in time period t; c(t) = {f1 mec, f2 mec, . . . , fm mec} and b(t) = {w1, w2, . . . , wm} represent the remaining computation capacity and remaining bandwidth resources of the en set in time slot t, respectively. eb(t) = {en} denotes the energy expenditure of the system at time period t. action space: the agent's goal is to establish a mapping between the state space and the action space. in our system, the agent is responsible for deciding the cora schemes for different iot uds within time period t. as a result, the action vector comprises three components: the task offloading decision variable, the bandwidth resource allocation variable, and the computation resource allocation variable. we represent the action space of the agent using 𝒜 = {at = {xn,m, wn,m, fn,m mec}} (∀n ∈ n , m ∈ m ). where xn,m ∈ {0,1} represents the decision regarding task offloading for the given task ω n at time period t. wn,m and fn,m mec represent the computation resource and bandwidth resource obtained by ud n from en m at time t, respectively. to reduce the action space, we preprocess the computational tasks. at time t, for a task ω n coming from ud n, if the execution time does not exceed a predefined threshold, the task will be processed locally. otherwise, the mec server will handle the processing of the task through offloading. this approach reduces the dimensionality of the action space in the mdp, thus accelerating the convergence of the algorithm. reward function: in every time period t, the agent takes actions in a given state, and then the current environment provides an instantaneous reward to the agent. in other words, the reward can be viewed as a mapping between the state space and action space. in rl, the aim is to maximize the overall cumulative reward. however, according to equation (13a), our goal is to minimize the average task execution delay across the whole mec system while considering energy and resource limitations. therefore, we define the instantaneous reward ℛ(rt(st, at)) for a computational task as follows: r(st, at) = − ∑ dn t n n=1 (14) policy: a policy π can be described as π(at|st) ∈ [0,1], which corresponds to the probability of selecting an action at in the current state st.in order to minimize the system's longterm delay, we need to find an optimal policy for computational tasks in different time slots, which can be represented as follows: π ∗ = arg max π 𝔼[∑ γ t−1 ℛ(st, at) ∞ t=1 ] (15) where 𝔼 represents the expectation. under the given policy, the average system delay can be represented by a qfunction, which can be understood as the expected discounted reward associated with choosing action at in the initial state st. it can be expressed as: qπ(st, at) = 𝔼[r(st, at) +γℛ(st+1, at+1)+. . . |st, at (16) 3.2. entropy-based deep reinforcement learning algorithm for cora policy that minimizes system delay can be achieved through value and policy iterations. in [25], an efficient and stable drl framework based on entropy is put forward to handle high-dimensional continuous state-action space problems. inspired by this approach, we adopt an entropy 108 based drl(edrl) scheme to obtain the optimal cora policies in the mec system. specifically, by incorporating the concept of entropy, our approach achieves higher exploration capability and stability. entropy serves as a metric for quantifying the degree of randomness and uncertainty in a stochastic phenomenon. its applications span across diverse fields including information theory, physics, statistics, and artificial intelligence, etc. [29]. the magnitude of information entropy can be used to reflect the level of exploration, where a higher entropy indicates stronger exploration capability. therefore, we incorporate an entropy term into the original reward, resulting in an entropy reward, which can be expressed as: rt+1 α = rt+1 +αh(π(· |st)), t = 0,1, . . . (17) where the parameter α > 0 regulates the extent of policy randomness. h(π(· |st)) = −logπ(· |st) denotes the entropy of the policy in a given state. by introducing entropy into the reward, it enhances exploration capability as entropy leads to more uniform policy outputs and learning closer to optimal actions. more specifically, certain states may be associated with multiple optimal actions due to having similar q-values, so these actions may be assigned equal probabilities. additionally, to prevent repeated selection of the same action and avoid suboptimal results, none of these optimal actions are assigned excessively high probabilities. this strategy promotes faster learning. furthermore, we can obtain the long-term reward with an entropy term as follows: ut α = r1 α +γr2 α +. . . = ∑γ t rt+1 α t−1 t=0 (18) the q-function and state value function are denoted as follows: q π α (st, at) = 𝔼π[ut α |st, at], st ∈ 𝒮, at ∈ 𝒜 (19) and v π α (st) = 𝔼π[ut α |st], st ∈ 𝒮 (20) moreover, in order to approximate the state value function, q-function, and policy function, we utilize three distinct deep neural networks (dnns) denoted as θ,ω, and φ . therefore, for a given pair of state and action, the state value function can be represented as: vθ(st) = 𝔼𝒜~π[q π α (st, at)] +αh(π(· |𝒮)) (21) similarly, the equation for bellman backup based on entropy is computed by incorporating entropy into the reward. then, the q-function is expressed as: qω(st, at) = q π α (st, at) +αh(π(· |𝒮)) (22) in particular, according to equation (16), the optimal deep policy can be represented as: π φ (at|st) = arg max π 𝔼(st,at)~ρ(π) [∑γ t (r(st, at) −αlog(π( t−1 t=0 · |st)))] (23) where (st,at)~ρ(π) denotes the distribution of trajectories following a policy π(at|st). as a result, given the optimal policy π φ (at|st) , the bellman optimality equation for a q-function qω(st, at) related to the value function vθ(st) can be written as: qω(st, at) = 𝔼at+1~π [r(st, at) +γvθ(st+1)] (24) by incorporating a broader entropy objective into the design of random offloading strategies, the agent can randomly select a set of offloading actions to ensure that no useful set of offloading operations is overlooked. after constructing the relevant functions, we proceed to describe the training process of the drl algorithm. the network framework of the edrl algorithm is depicted in figure 2. it mainly comprises an actor network and a critic network. where the actor network, also known as the policy network, plays the role of selecting action at given the state st and policy π φ . in addition, the critic, referred to as the value network, is tasked with assessing the value of actions selected by the actor network and generates evaluation value qω(st, at) used to adjust the actor network. detailed explanations of the training procedures for both the actor network and critic network will be provided below. figure 2. edrl algorithm architecture before each training iteration, we initiate the process by randomly selecting a batch from the experience replay buffer. the experience replays buffer stores past experiences, which include records of the present state, action, immediate reward, and the next state of the environment, thereby improving the utilization of state-action pairs [5]. to update the q-critic network with the assistance of the optimal bellman equation, mean squared error (mse) is used as the loss function to fit a q-function qω(st, at) to the q-target function q ω −(st, at).hence, the objective function of the q-function is expressed as: lq(ω) = 1 2|ℬ| ∑[qω(sk, ak) − q ω −(sk, ak)]2 ℬ k=1 (25) the objective function q ω −(sk, ak) satisfies equation: q ω −(sk, ak) = r(sk, ak) +γ(q ω −(sk+1, ak+1) − αlog (π φ (ak+1|sk+1))) (26) where ω − represents the parameters of the q-critic target network. furthermore, to obtain values close to the optimum for qω(st, at),we employ the most common gradient descent method to update the parameters ω by minimizing lq(ω ) . the gradient lq(ω) can be written as: 109 ∇ωlq(ω) = 1 |ℬ| ∑ −∇ωqω(sk, ak)r(sk, ak) ℬ k=1 +γ(q ω −(sk+1, ak+1) −αlog(π φ (ak+1|sk+1))) (27) finally, the parameters of the q-critic network can be updated in the following manner: ω ←ω−λ ω 1 |ℬ| ∑ lq(ω) ℬ , ω − ← ϵω + (1 − ϵ)ω − , ϵ ∈ [0,1] (28) where λ ω denotes the learning rate of the q-critic network. similar to a q-function qω(st, at), the v-critic network is employed to approximate the value function vθ(st) and its parameters are updated also by mse and stochastic gradient descent. the objective function of the v critic network can be formulated as: lv(θ) = 1 2ℬ ∑[vθ(sk) − (qω(sk, ak) ℬ k=1 −αlog(π φ (ak|sk))]2 (29) furthermore, the gradient descent for lv(θ) can be expressed as: ∇θlv(θ) = 1 ℬ ∑ ∇θvθ(sk)[vθ(sk) − qω(sk, ak) ℬ k=1 +αlog (π φ (ak|sk)] (30) finally, the v-critic network can be updated as follows: θ ←θ− λ θ ∇θ 1 |ℬ| ∑ lv(θ) ℬ (31) where λ θ denotes the learning rate of a q-critic network. combining equations (24) and (25), we update the policy network using qω(st, at). in order to prevent being trapped in local optima and promote exploration in state st, we reset the parameters of the action at = fφ(ι t ; st) . additionally, we set fφ(ι t ; st) = f φ μ (st) +ι t ⊙ f φ σ (st), where f φ μ (st) and f φ σ (st) respectively represent the mean and variance of a gaussian distribution, with ι t representing a gaussian sampling noise vector. therefore, an optimal policy is acquired by updating the policy parameters with the kullback-leibler (kl) divergence, given by the following equation: arg min dkl[π φ (· |sk)|| exp( 1 α qω(st,·)) zω(st) )] (32) where dkl(c||d) represents the kl divergence that is used to evaluate the difference between distributions c and d. zω(st) represents the sum of qω(st, at) , which normalizes the state st. therefore, combining equation (32), the policy parameters that incorporate the kl divergence can be expressed as: l(φ) =αlogπ φ (fφ(ι k ; sk)|sk) − qω(sk, fφ(ι k ; sk)) (33) furthermore, the gradient based on action sampling about l(φ)can be expressed as follows: ∇φl(φ) = ∇φαlogπ φ (ak|sk) + ∇φfφ(ι k ; sk)[∇aαlogπ φ (ak|sk) − ∇aq(sk, ak)] (34) finally, the parameters of the actor network can be updated as follows: φ ←φ −λ φ ∇φ 1 |ℬ| ∑ l(φ) ℬ (35) where λ φ denotes the learning rate of the q-critic network. the specific description of the edrl algorithm is shown in algorithm 1. table 2. simulation parameters parameter description value amount of iot user device n [5,30] amount of edge node m 5 transmission bandwidth w 8 mhz wireless transmission power 𝑝𝑛 25 dbm noise power spectral density σ -160 dbm/hz channel gain gn 126+35log(l) computing capability of user device n fn local [0.5,1.5] ghz computing capability of each mec server fmec 9ghz standby power of user device n pn w 0.02w algorithm 1: edrl algorithm for the cora. 1 initializing parameters: φ, 𝜔, 𝜔−and 𝜃,experience replay buffer 𝒟, batch size for sampling ℬ, initial state s, and maximum iteration t. 2 for each episode in episodes do 3 initializing the simulation environment; 4 randomly generate an start-state s. 5 for t from 0 to t-1 do 6 based on the current state of the environment, the actor network selects an action 𝑎𝑘~𝜋φ(· |𝑠𝑡); 7 selecting the next state 𝑠𝑡+1 and reward r(𝑠𝑡,𝑎𝑡); 8 storing 𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡 , 𝑟𝑡 , 𝑠𝑡+1) in the experience replay buffer 𝒟. 9 updating state 𝑠𝑡=𝑠𝑡+1; 10 sampling a batch of samples ℬ from the experience replay buffer by random selection ℬ {(𝑠𝑡 , 𝑎𝑡 , 𝑟𝑡 , 𝑠𝑡+1)} ; 11 updating the q-function parameters of the qcritic network 𝜔: 𝜔 ← 𝜔 − 𝜆𝜔 1 |ℬ| ∑ 𝐿𝑄(𝜔)ℬ ; 12 updating the parameters of the v-critic network 𝜃: 𝜃 ← 𝜃 − 𝜆𝜃𝛻𝜃 1 |𝓑| ∑ 𝐿𝑉(𝜃)𝓑 ; 13 updating the parameters of the actor network φ: φ ← φ − 𝜆φ𝛻φ 1 |ℬ| ∑ 𝐿(φ)ℬ ; 14 updating the parameters of the target network 𝜔− : 𝜔− ← 𝜖𝜔 + (1 − 𝜖)𝜔− ; 15 if 𝑠𝑡+1 is the terminal state then 16 break; 17 else 18 continue; 19 end if 20 end for 21 end for 110 4. simulation results and discussion 4.1. simulation setup we have set our simulation parameters in the following manner. in each time period, the data volume of computing task ω n for ud n is denoted as δ n ∈ [15,95]mbit, and the respective cpu cycle requirements for ζ n ∈ [1000,4000] (megacycles). in this paper, we conssider that the computing capacity of different uds follows a uniform distribution [0.5, 1.5]. just like [26], the channel gain can be represented as 126 + 35log(l), where l represents the distance between ud and en. in addition, we set the empirical replacement buffer capacity to 𝒟=5000, the batch size for sampling the training network to 256, the discount factor to 0.9, and the learning rate to 0.001. the main evaluation parameter settings are listed in table 2. to evaluate the performance of the edrl algorithm, we introduce four baselines as follows: local execution: iot uds perform whole tasks on their local devices. edge execution: iot uds offload all computational tasks to mec servers for execution. ddpg: deep deterministic policy gradient (ddpg) is a classical rl algorithm used to handle large continuous action spaces. in this paper, we use it as a baseline for comparison with our edrl method. exhaustion: the exhaustive method, also known as a brute force search approach, offers an approximate optimal solution and serves as an upper limit for other methods. however, implementing this method in large-scale systems is challenging. 4.2. results and discussion as shown in figure 3, we compare the convergence performance of the edrl and ddpg, with 10 user devices in the system. from figure 3, it is easy to observe that both ddpg and edrl converge at around 500 episodes. however, the convergence reward of edrl is higher than that of ddpg, indicating that edrl has stronger learning capability compared to ddpg. additionally, edrl achieves a relatively stable reward value at approximately 1000 episodes, while ddpg exhibits larger fluctuations in reward value after convergence. this is because, compared to the deterministic policy-based ddpg method, edrl introduces entropy during the learning process of the cora in the dynamic mec system. this introduction of entropy brings more exploration and stability factors to the algorithm. figure 3. comparison of convergence performance between ddpg and edrl with 10 iot uds and a task deadline of 3s, figure 4 depicts the performance comparison of different methods in terms of latency and energy consumption as the size of the tasks increases. we increase the size of the tasks from 15 mbit to 95 mbit. from the figure, it can be noticeable that the average latency and average energy consumption of the six methods increase with the workload. it is evident that the our edrl method is very close to the approximate optimal exhaustive method. specifically, when the workload is 95 mbit, compared to edge execution, local execution, and ddpg, the edrl method reduces the average latency by 64%, 61%, and 7.3% respectively, and correspondingly reduces the average energy consumption by 69.2%, 75.7%, and 23.9%. figure 4. performance comparison for different size of tasks:(a) average delay;(b) average energy consumption this indicates that the proposed edrl method is effective in large-scale computational tasks within the dynamic mec system. furthermore, due to making appropriate cora decisions based on system changes, ddpg outperforms edge execution and local execution. however, due to inferior exploration capability and stability compared to edrl, the transfer of edrl performs better than ddpg. however, due to inferior exploration capability and stability compared to edrl, the performance of edrl is better than that of ddpg. additionally, edge execution and local execution experience the fastest growth, primarily due to the increasing strain on computing and communication resources as the workload increases, resulting in significant latency and energy consumption. it is worth noting that local execution performs better when local resources are sufficient, while edge execution is more favorable when resources at the edge are abundant. figure 5. performance comparison for different numbers of iot uds:(a) average delay, (b) average energy consumption next, we vary the amount of iot uds to compare the performance of different methods in terms of latency and energy consumption. we change the number of iot uds from 5 to 30. as shown in figure 5, it can be observed that as the amount of iot uds increases, the average latency and average energy consumption of each method also increase. from the figure, it is notable that except for the exhaustive 111 method, the edrl outperforms the other three methods. the reason for this is that the edrl method can actively engage with the dynamic mec environment and acquire nearly optimal cora strategies by leveraging entropy. specifically, when the amount of iot uds is 30, compared to edge execution, local execution, and ddpg, the edrl method reduces the average latency by 92.1%, 121.5%, and 11.9% respectively. furthermore, from figure 5, we can deduce easily that offloading computation tasks to the edge for execution is more advantageous when the amount of iot uds is higher. this is due to the constrained computing resources of iot uds, which leads to a decrease in allocated resources for computational tasks. consequently, it results in a notable rise in both computation delay and energy consumption. figure 6. performance comparison for different task execution deadline:(a) average delay, (b) average energy consumption furthermore, in figure 6, a comparison of the average delay and average energy consumption for different methods is presented at various task execution deadline. as expected, we can observe that all six methods show an increasing trend as the task execution deadline increases. edrl performs the best among all methods, except for the exhaustive method, while ddpg performs second-best. it is worth noting that a larger task execution deadline indicates a 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[29] y. pourasad, r. ranjbarzadeh, a. mardani, a new algorithm for digital image encryption based on chaos theory, entropy. 23 (2021) 341. https://doi.org/10.3390/e23030341. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10723-022-09605-2. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 160 receiving ads‐b signals on embedded linux using rtl‐ sdr: a practical guide songyin tan, hongping pu * sichuan university of science & engineering, co 10622, china * corresponding author: hongping pu (email: 348108700@qq.com) abstract: this paper presents a solution for ads-b signal reception with rtl-sdr based on embedded linux. this system utilizes an inexpensive rtl-sdr radio receiver for real-time reading of aeronautical messages, and it is experimentally demonstrated that this combination provides a significantly cost-effective way to track aircraft. by using an embedded linux system, this paper demonstrates the high degree of portability and automation that can be achieved with rtl-sdr and its builtin ads-b signal reception capability. the solution can be used in a wide range of applications and has high practical value. keywords: embedde; rtl-sdr; linux; ads-b. 1. introduction air traffic, as an essential part of modern society, has become increasingly busy with the rapid growth of global travel and cargo transportation. in order to ensure that aircraft can take off, land and fly safely, it is crucial to obtain timely and accurate information about the position and status of the aircraft. traditional air traffic monitoring systems, such as radar, have been widely adopted but face limitations such as high cost, complex deployment and restricted coverage.[1] therefore, it has become an urgent need to promote the development and application of a low-cost and efficient air traffic monitoring technology. ads-b (automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast) technology, as an important innovation in modern aviation, is gradually replacing the traditional radar monitoring system. it realizes the ability to passively monitor the aircraft position, speed, altitude and other key data through the wireless signals transmitted by the aircraft itself. based on the embedded linux platform and rtl-sdr (software defined radio), we can build a low-power, costeffective ads-b monitoring system. such a system not only realizes real-time reception and decoding of ads-b signals, but also effectively provides complete monitoring of aircraft position and status information. as the embedded linux platform is flexible and easy to develop and customize, while rtl-sdr has excellent reception performance and a wide range of application areas, the combination of the two can bring a revolutionary breakthrough in air traffic monitoring. traditional air traffic monitoring systems, such as those based on radar technology, provide reliable aircraft positioning and tracking, but face several limitations and challenges. first, the deployment of these systems requires expensive equipment and complex infrastructure, resulting in high costs. this limits the popularity and scope of application of the systems, especially in resource-constrained regions or countries. second, traditional systems have limited coverage, especially in rural areas far from radar sites or over oceans, where monitoring is inaccurate and does not provide global aerial surveillance.[2] to solve these problems, ads-b technology has been widely studied and applied in recent years. however, there are still some challenges and limitations in the current air traffic monitoring system using ads-b technology. on the one hand, although existing ads-b ground stations are capable of receiving and decoding ads-b signals, they usually require expensive and specialized hardware equipment, which limits their popularity and application scope.[3] on the other hand, in some areas or situations, traditional ground stations cannot provide sufficient coverage or real-time data updates, leading to inaccuracies and delays in monitoring. in addition, the ads-b monitoring system using embedded linux platform in combination with rtl-sdr technology faces some challenges. first, it is a challenge to configure and optimize the rtl-sdr hardware device on the embedded platform to obtain stable and accurate ads-b signals. second, the reception sensitivity and performance of rtl-sdr may be affected by environmental interference, signal blocking, etc., which need to be optimized and improved to address these issues. finally, how to design and implement efficient signal decoding algorithms and process large amounts of aircraft data to obtain reliable and real-time aerial surveillance results is also one of the key issues to be addressed. in view of these challenges and limitations, this thesis aims to explore and provide an efficient method to receive ads-b signals on an embedded linux platform using rtl-sdr. by overcoming the challenges in hardware configuration, signal interference and data processing, we hope to solve the current problems faced by ads-b monitoring systems and provide a practical solution for establishing a low-cost and highperformance air traffic monitoring system.[4] 2. related research 2.1. overview of ads-b technology 2.1.1. sub-section headings theads-b (automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast) is a wireless communication technology used to exchange data between drones and between aircraft and ground stations. the following is one way to describe ads-b technology in detail: ads-b technology is based on automatic dependent surveillance and broadcasting equipment installed on uavs, which enables the aircraft to periodically broadcast its precise position, speed, heading, altitude, and other critical information. these broadcast messages can be transmitted to nearby aircraft and ground stations via various 161 communication links, enabling collaboration and communication between them. ads-b technology offers many advantages over traditional radar systems. first, adsb does not rely on ground facilities, and aircraft can directly broadcast messages to other aircraft and ground stations, allowing monitoring to extend from the visual range of a radar site to a global scale. this broadcast data exchange based on the station sending mode makes monitoring more reliable and allows accurate aircraft position information to be obtained even in areas without radar coverage.[5] second, ads-b provides more frequent and accurate aircraft data updates, typically broadcasting dozens of times per second. this allows air traffic managers to obtain real-time and accurate flight conditions to optimize traffic flow and provide more efficient flight planning. in addition, ads-b technology offers the advantages of lower cost and ease of deployment. relative to traditional ground-based radar systems, ads-b employs broadcasting based on equipment on board aircraft, eliminating the need for expensive infrastructure, reducing construction and maintenance costs, and facilitating the popularization and use of the technology.[6] however, despite the importance of ads-b technology in improving aeronautical surveillance, there are some limitations. one of the main challenges is to ensure the security and reliability of ads-b messages to prevent data tampering and spoofing attacks. current research is devoted to the development of encryption and authentication mechanisms to protect the integrity and trustworthiness of ads-b messages. in conclusion, ads-b, as an advanced aviation surveillance technology, brings great potential to the field of aviation by broadcasting aircraft information in real time and expanding the surveillance range. it can improve air traffic management, traffic efficiency and safety while reducing costs and resource consumption.[7] 2.2. embedded linux platform and rtl-sdr technology the embedded linux platform is a solution for implementing operating system functionality on resourceconstrained devices. it offers advantages such as flexibility, customizability, and low power consumption, making it ideal for building a variety of embedded systems. meanwhile, rtl-sdr (realtek software defined radio) technology, a software-defined radio technology, is widely used to receive and process a wide range of wireless signals. the following is one way to describe the embedded linux platform with rtl-sdr technology in detail. 2.2.1. embedded linux platform: an embedded linux platform is a special configuration of the linux-based operating system designed to accommodate the resource-constrained performance volume requirements of embedded devices.[8] compared to traditional desktop or server systems, embedded linux platforms can run on lowpower devices such as microprocessors, system-on-chips, or single-board computers. embedded linux platforms offer the following key features and benefits: flexibility: embedded linux platforms can be customized and configured according to specific application needs to meet different hardware requirements and functional needs. developers can precisely control the required components and functions according to project requirements, thus reducing system resource consumption and power consumption. customizability: the embedded linux platform provides powerful customization capabilities that enable developers to select and adjust to specific device, target market or application requirements. this flexibility makes the embedded linux platform ideal for adapting to a variety of different embedded devices and application scenarios. low power consumption: embedded linux platforms are optimized to work in resource-constrained environments and often employ energy-saving strategies to extend the battery life of devices. system power consumption can be minimized by optimizing the kernel, shutting down unnecessary services and processes, and using low-power hardware components and drivers. 2.2.2. rtl-sdr technology: the rtl-sdr (realtek software defined radio) is a software-defined radio technology based on real-time scanning devices, which utilizes a tv tuner chip (usually realtek-rtl2832u) to transform a usb-interface computer into a powerful rf receiver. the main principle of the rtlsdr technology is to input an antenna signal into the tv tuner chip and then use software to decode and process the received signal. the main principle of rtl-sdr technology is to input antenna signals into a tv tuner chip and then use software to decode and process the received signals. this allows the user to receive and analyze a wide range of radio signals, including fm broadcasts, aeronautical communications, radio signals, ads-b signals, and more. the use of rtl-sdr technology in aviation has been widely explored. through the use of rtl-sdr devices and associated software, it is possible to receive and decode adsb signals to obtain the position, speed, and other information of an aircraft. this software-defined radio-based approach has the advantages of low cost and high flexibility over the traditional hardware circuit and device-based approach, and can provide sufficient performance to meet most aeronautical monitoring requirements.[9] in summary, the combination of the embedded linux platform and rtl-sdr technology provides a low-cost, customizable, and efficient solution for aeronautical monitoring. the embedded linux platform provides robust operating system functionality and flexibility, while the rtlsdr technology makes it ideal for receiving and processing a wide range of wireless signals, and is particularly suitable for receiving ads-b signals and enabling air traffic monitoring. 3. methodologies 3.1. reliminary sdr choose rtl2832u+r820t2, its frequency range is 24-1766mhz, its acceptance ability is relatively strong in the market sdr. linux development board choose i.mx6u mini development board, operating system choose debian operating system. the software is the dump1090 maintained by flightaware, which is installed on the fusion n1, which has two usb ports and strong cpu performance, and can theoretically start two sdrs. here, the open source websdr page is chosen to save some time in designing the ui interface, the rtl-sdr number used for the websdr page is 0, and the rtl-sdr number used for ads-b reception is 1. regarding how to get the rtl-sdr device number, a relatively simple method is given here. first, make sure that the previous rtl-sdr is being used; insert a new rtl-sdr; execute the command 162 rtl_test on the terminal, and not surprisingly, the following display is obtained, as you can see, rtl_test detects two rtlsdrs and indicates that it cannot be opened because device number 0 is occupied. we can now conclude that device 1 is the newly inserted rtl-sdr. figure 1. get rtl-sdr device number code make a note of the number 1 as the newly inserted rtlsdr. finally, the dump1090 page uses frp intranet penetration to port 8082 on the server, and then is reverse proxied via nginx to port 80 on the server, hooked up to cloudflare for human access. 3.2. compile and install dump1090 relies on rtl-sdr drivers and support libraries to work, while rtl-sdr connects to the host via usb, so it is necessary to install three dependencies: rtl-sdr, librtlsdr-dev, libusb-1.0-0-dev. since you need to pull the dump1090 source code from github to compile and package it into a deb file, you also need to install git, build-essential, pkg-config, debhelper, dh-systemd, libncurses5-dev, libbladerf-dev. in addition, the dump1090 maintained by flightaware exists as a module of lighttpd, so lighttpd must be installed as well. to summarize, run the following command in the terminal to install the above software. figure 2. installation of lighttpd software code pull the dump1090 source code locally, then go to the source directory and compile and package it. figure 3. pulling dump1090 source code after a few moments, you will find the packaged deb file in the previous directory. figure 4. deb file code the filenames may vary depending on the cpu architecture, but they are all pretty much the same, so make a note of the filenames and install them separately. figure 5. dump1090 configuration file code first of all, configure dump1090 to boot up, directly assign the enabled field in the configuration file to yes. since you want to specify dump1090 to use rtl-sdr no.1, you need to modify the receiver_options field, add --device-index 1 --gain 50 to tell dump1090 to turn on sdr no.1 with a gain of 50db. gain depends on the actual situation; positive or negative value is acceptable. the last thing is to tell dump1090 the latitude and longitude, you can fill in an approximate location for safety reasons. i am at latitude 30°383008″, longitude 103°394131″, so add -lat 30°383008 --lon 103°394131 to the decoder_ options field. to summarize the above requirements, a sample configuration file is given here. figure 6. configuration file sample code figure 7. home view 4. conclusion in this paper, 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[9] yan ying. development status and prospect of embedded system[j]. science chinese,2016(09):188-190. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 71 soc prediction for lithium battery via lstm‐attention‐ r algorithm xueguang li 1, a, menchita f. dumlao 1, 2, 3, b, * 1 graduate school, angeles university foundation, angeles, philippines 2 graduate school, philippine women's university, manila, philippines 3 visiting professor, graduate school, angeles university foundation, angeles, philippines a li.xueguang@auf.edu.ph; b, * mfdumlao@pwu.edu.ph * corresponding author: menchita f. dumlao (email: mfdumlao@pwu.edu.ph) abstract: new energy vehicles are developing rapidly in the world, china and europe are vigorously promoting new energy vehicles. the state of charge (soc) is circumscribed as the remaining charge of the lithium battery (li-ion), that indicates the driving range of a pure electric vehicle. additionally, it is the basis for soh and fault state prediction. nevertheless, the soc is incapable of measuring directly. in this paper, an lstm-attention-r network framework is proposed. the lstm algorithm is accustomed to present the timing information and past state information of the lithium battery data. the attention algorithm is used to extract the global information of features and solve the problem of long-term dependency. to ensure the diversity of feature extraction, the attention algorithm in this paper uses multi-headed self-attentiveness. the cacle dataset from the university of maryland is used in this paper. through the training of the model and the comparison, it is concluded that the lstm-attention-r algorithm networks proposed in this article can predict the value of soc well. meanwhile, this paper compares the lstm-attention-r algorithm with the lstm algorithm, and also compares the lstm-attention-r algorithm with the attention algorithm. finally, it is concluded that the accomplishment of the network framework contrived is superior to the performance of these two algorithms alone. finally, the algorithm has good engineering practice implications. the algorithm proposed provides a better research direction for future parameter prediction in the field of lithium batteries. it has a better theoretical significance. keywords: attention mechanisms; long short-term memory; lithium battery; state of charge; deep learning. 1. introduction new energy vehicles are developing rapidly in the world [1, 2], china and europe are vigorously promoting new energy vehicles. the main reasons are the shortage of fossil fuels and worsening air pollution [3]. what's more, the carbon dioxide emitted by cars has caused the global temperature to rise and extreme weather to occur frequently. new energy vehicles, especially pure electric vehicles [4]. it can run entirely on electricity. its main advantages are no use of fossil energy and no polluting automobile exhaust [5]. this is of great significance for environmental protection and reducing the consumption of oil resources [6]. the most important cost of an electric vehicle is the lithium-ion battery, which accounts for almost a third of the cost of a pure electric vehicle. therefore, lithium-ion battery is the core component of pure electric vehicle battery management system is the core unit of lithium-ion battery pack management. lithium-ion batteries are the power source for electric cars. the soc of lithium-ion battery is the most important indicator to measure the remaining charge. the value of soc directly determines the driving range of electric vehicles. the value of soc also reflects the overall performance of lithium-ion batteries. its performance directly determines the performance of electric vehicles. its safety directly determines the safety of electric vehicles. more importantly, soc is the main parameter of soh estimation. the inaccurate soc estimation determines that many parameters of lithium-ion battery cannot be calculated. to sum up, accurate prediction of soc is a very critical and meaningful research direction [7]. the estimation of soc [9, 10], which is the most important in li-ion batteries. because the soc indicates how much power is left in the lithium battery, it determines how much power the lithium battery can continue to discharge. inaccurate estimation of soc can lead to miscalculation of electric vehicle driving range. furthermore, soc is the basis for other performance indicators, such as soh estimation [6, 11], fault diagnosis [12], thermal management, etc., which are all based on soc. therefore, the estimation of soc is a very momentous research topic for li-ion battery. in contrast, the composition of li-ion battery [13] itself is complex. in the charging process, li-ion battery is converted from electrical energy to chemical energy. in the procedure of discharge, the lithium battery is converted conversion from chemical to electrical energy [14]. and in the resting process, the lithium battery itself has a self-discharge effect. all these characteristics make the estimation of soc of libs very difficult. currently, the research for soc estimation of libs (li-ion batteries) is a very hot direction. researchers in various countries around the world have conducted relatively in-depth research in this area [15]. there are three main directions to study the estimation of li-ion battery soc. the first direction is on account of the simple measurement method. the main basis of this tactic is that the soc of li-ion battery and the open circuit voltage have a very large positive correlation. and with the discharging process during the driving of the vehicle, the current will continue to discharge, and the integration of current discharge over time is the amount of power discharged. however, the disadvantages of this method are also very obvious. first, the measurement of the open 72 circuit voltage itself is very difficult. only very specialized research institutions can measure it. secondly. the process of measuring the open-circuit voltage itself is time-consuming [16]. each short time discharge requires 2 hours of resting before the open circuit voltage value can be measured. third, there is a cumulative error in the ampere-time integration. as time goes by, the cumulative error of ats integration will become larger and larger, which will lead to less and less exactitude of soc estimation. fourth, the battery will age with the increase in service life. the process of battery aging is not accounted for by the simple measurement method. the second direction is the model-based estimation method. this method is by modeling the libs. the soc is capable of better estimated by accurate modeling. the goodness of the model directly determines the goodness of the estimation. the value estimated by the model is used as the estimated value of soc of li-ion battery. there are generally the following commonly used models. electrochemical model (em). the p2d [17] model utilizes a group of coupled prejudiced differential equations to portray the lithium-ion concentration and possibility in the solid phase of the libs (li-ion battery), and is the most widely used em for appraisal the soc of libs. the electrochemical model mainly reflects the internal chemical reaction mechanism of the battery and has high accuracy, but it is difficult to determine all the parameters and has great computational complexity and time-consuming. eim [1].and eis are a cell measurement technique proposed by heaviside in 1894 and is commonly used to model electrochemical impedance circuits. the eim can accurately describe the battery characteristics, but the matching process is difficult, complex, and unintuitive in practice. ecm [18] be accustomed to expound and imitate the dynamic peculiarity of the lib, that treats the battery as a two-port network and exploits voltage, resistors, capacitors as well as other devices to form a circuit to resemble the internal peculiarities of the lib. various ecm models have been manipulated for the soc computation of libs, such as rint [19] model, thevenin model, 2nd order resistor-capacitor parallel equivalence model, and pngv model. the third direction is a data-driven approach. the term "data-driven impression method" refers to the process of directly estimating soc from lib data by measuring ir, voltage, current, as well as temperature. datadriven soc impression approaches frequently employ machine learning rostrums to spontaneously learn the network parameters and determine the relationship between battery parameters and soc using intelligent algorithms due to the recent rapid growth of machine learning. artificially intelligent artificial neural networks, svm [20], and extreme learning machine (elm) [21] are all common machine learning techniques for soc estimate. in this paper, it proposes a new lstm-attention-r network framework. it is able to extract the temporal information of lithium battery features using stacked lstm networks. meanwhile, adding stacked attention network can avoid the problem of long-term dependency of lstm network. the added stacked attention network can better focus on the global information. the lstm-attention-r network architecture designed in this paper can well combine the advantages of the two networks and avoid their disadvantages. through the performance comparison, the new network framework proposed in this paper is better than the lstm network and attention network, and the training error and testing error of are smaller. 2. related works there are three methods to approximate the soc to lib [22]. the first method is the direct measurement method. the ocv [23] measurement method is more accurate, but requires specialized equipment for measurement, and the process of ocv measurement requires resting. therefore, it is not too much used in practice, and is usually measured by manufacturers after special instruments. in addition, ocv measurement can be inaccurate with the avail of libs. this is because the increase in polarization internal resistance causes the previously measured ocv values to no longer be accurate. wei zhongbao [24] suggests that ocv values can be better measured by using a low-current method. movassagh [25] presents a scheme for estimating soc through the coulomb counting method. wang zuolu[26] has a practice for appraising the value of soc by ecm model. the modelbased soc estimation method focuses on the lithium-ion battery as an equivalent circuit or electrochemical model. choi woosung [27] uses the eis method to model the lithiumion battery. yang fangfang [28] presents a new idea of mixing lstm and ukf. liu xiangsi [29] uses the em method to model the solid-state batteries. the soc is then estimated by the model. the third method is based on a data-driven approach [30]. data-driven approaches are a popular direction in libs soc approximation at this stage. zou runmin [31] proposes a convolutional informer network-based procedure to estimate the soc of lithium-ion batteries. wu lifeng [32] proposed an algorithm based on attention-based encoderdecoder networks. by further modifying the attention-based encoder-decoder networks algorithm, it can be applicable to the dataset of lithium-ion batteries. tian yong [33] proposes a method based on attentional sequence-to-sequence architecture. this method originates from the field of natural language processing. li jiarui [34] proposes a cnn+lstm algorithm. by combining cnn and lstm algorithms to extract features of lithium-ion battery data, soc estimation is performed by cnn+lstm. el fallah, saad [35] uses a very deep gru network approach. almaita, eyad [8] proposed a technique to judge the soc of a group of lithium-ion batteries using lstm algorithm. liu yuefeng [36] proposed a method based on tcn along with transfer learning. this allows finetuning under the model trained by other researchers. the soc can be reckoned by fine-tuning the parameters. 3. methodology 3.1. selection of hyperparameters the loss function is selected, and this article be associated with the regression problem, for that reason the two loss evaluation functions, mse [10] and mae, are generally used. ∑ , , (1) ∑ , , (2) ∑ | , , | (3) selection of the activation function. (4) (5) 0, (6) 73 ∗ 1 (7) the gradient descent algorithm chooses stochastic gradient descent. the weight update w formula is as follows. (8) 3.2. attention mechanisms with the birth of attention is all your need paper. attention mechanism algorithms have gained further attention. the attention mechanism is an imitation that replicates human attention by taking into consideration the fact that the brain concentrates on one area at a time while reducing or even ignoring the attention of other areas. by varying the weights of the model's input features and emphasizing the more important influencing elements, attention enables the model to generate more accurate decisions. figure 1 is a diagram of the attention mechanism. neither lstm nor gru has completely solved the long dependency problem. the state of the present moment probably has a lot to do with the state of the n-m moment. recurrent neural networks are all transmitted step by step through the state of the previous moment. the attentional mechanism is the ability to directly relate values of distant moments to the present moment. mainly through q, k, v these three characteristic matrices to calculate the attention score , ∑ , ∗ (9) figure 1. diagram of attention mechanism presents the length of the source. that is, the length of the data input to the attention mechanism. in the field of natural language processing, source generally invites over the embedding process. there are many ways to measure the similarity of q and k. there are additive models, dot product models, and cosine models. in addition, their similarity can also be learned by a multi-layer perceptron model. in this paper, we mainly use scaled dot-product attention. , (10) , , ∗ (11) stand for scaled factor. this paper uses multi-head attention mechanism. multi-head attention is to use different , , to get different attention, and finally stitch these attentions together as output. ℎ , , (12) , , , … (13) 3.3. lstm-attention-r lstm-attention network is a hybrid structure. it is a hybrid of stacked lstm network and stacked attention network. lstm+ attention network is used to extract temporal information by stacked lstm. stacked attention network is used to extract global information. when the layers of stacked lstm network or stacked attention network are deeper, their performance should be superior. however, when the number of layers of stacked lstm network and stacked attention network is too many, the performance of the network not only does not become more superior, but also the gradient disappears. in order to better the number of stacked layers. in this paper, we design to fuse the lstm-attention network with the residual module in resnet to form the lstm-attention-r network. the lstm-attention-r network improves the number of stacked layers of the stacked lstm network by adding the residual module to the stacked lstm network. the number of network layers stacked can be better extracted to the information features of the lithium battery. and with the stacked network depth can better extract and learn the high-dimensional features in the lithium battery features. this is more helpful to improve the estimation and prediction of the soc of lithium battery. secondly, in order to better stack the stacked attention network, this paper also fuses and stacks the stacked attention network and the residual module in resnet. this can better stack the layers of stacked attention network. figure 2. lstm-attention-r networks 4. experiment the data selected for this paper is the cacle dataset from the university of maryland. the cacle dataset is a public dataset. table 1 shows the basic parameters of lithium batteries. the battery model used in this paper is 18650-20r. the calculation of soc of li-ion battery is highly dependent on temperature and initial capacity. therefore, in-depth testing is needed specifically for the initial capacity. in order to simulate the real situation of li-ion battery in normal operation, each country has different standards to test li-ion battery. the main ones are as follows: dst, fuds, us06, bjdst. the main one used in this paper is bjdst. and since temperature also has a great influence on lithium batteries. so, the dataset used in this paper is at normal operating temperature of 25 degrees table 1. parameters of lithium batteries battery parameters specifications value battery type inr 18650-20r capacity rating 2000mah cell chemistry lnmc/graphite weight 45.0g dimensions(mm) 18.33±0.07mm length 64.85±0.15mm 74 these battery models also determine the maximum capacity of this lithium battery, as well as the platform voltage, the number of soul rings and other information. however, the soc calculation is required to use the maximum initial capacity of the lithium battery. the test of the lithium battery is used by arbin battery test platform. the initial capacity of the test, as well as current, voltage and other parameters are stored in an excel table. figure 3. test data of initial capacity of libs. the process of charging and discharging the battery can be seen from the data. figure 3 represents the test chart of the initial capacity. first, constant current voltage limiting charging (cccv) is performed. that is, constant current charging is performed at a current of 1a, and then trickle charging is performed during the voltage achieves the rated voltage. until the current is less than a certain minimum value, then charging stops. then it is left for a period of time, and then a constant current discharge of 1a is performed. when the voltage attains the minimum voltage required, the charging ends. after another resting period. the battery test platform continues to charge the battery until it reaches the rated voltage and then trickle charge is performed. the main purpose of trickle charging is to ensure the increase of charging capacity. during the charging process, the charging capacity is continuously increasing and the discharging capacity is kept constant. during discharging, the discharging capacity is continuously increasing and the charging capacity is kept constant. during the resting process, both charging capacity and discharging capacity are kept constant. the main purpose of resting is to achieve ocv stability. as can be seen from the graph, the voltage of the libs declines during the resting process. figure 4. soc test data at 50 percent under bjdst conditions the bjdst working condition test was continued at a room temperature of 25 degrees celsius for the battery. in the process of working condition test, there are divided into 50% soc test case and 80% soc test case. as can be seen in figure 4, the current is first charged at 1a. when the voltage reaches the rated value, then trickle charging is performed. when the trickle charge current is less than a certain value, the charging is stopped. after sitting for a period of time, arbin's charge/discharge testbed then performs a 1a current discharge. when the discharged capacity reaches 50% of soc. stop discharging. then conduct frequent charging and discharging. finally, the capacity is discharged until it is finished. figure 5. soc test data at 80 percent under bjdst conditions this can be seen in figure 5. the current is first charged at 1a. then, when charged to the rated voltage, trickle charging is performed to guarantee that the libs preserve be fully charged. the lithium battery is left to sit for a period of time. then, arbin's battery test rig then discharges at a current of 1a. when the discharge is 20%, which means the soc is equal to 80, frequent charging and discharging is performed. when soc is equal to 0, the discharge stops. 5. results and discussion figure 6. train error at different values of timestep and different values of epoch the testing of libs is itself a time series model. therefore, the previous values have a strong influence on the values of the later values. this is equivalent to an autoregressive model, so it is more sensitive to timestep, and the number of epochs. the thickness of the lstm is chosen to be 64. the 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 y test_time(s) current(a) voltage(v) charge_capacity(ah) discharge_capacity(ah) 75 depth of the lstm is 2, and the depth of the attention network is 2. there are 2 heads of attention. in this paper, the values of timestep are set to 1,2,3,4,5 and the number of epochs is also up to 50. as can be seen from the figure 6, the training error is further decreasing as the number of eopchs continues to increase. this does not vary with the timestep. however, the results for the number of timestep are very interesting. when timestep is greater than or equal to 3, it puts up be seen that the results of the training error have started to flatten out. this indicates that the reduction of training error has flattened out as timestep increases. when timestep is 1, the utmost number of times of epoch corresponds to 50. the minimum training error is 0.06534. when timestep is 2 and the greatest number of epochs amounts to 50, the minimum training error is 0.01581. when timestep is 3 and the supreme number of epoch remains 50, the minimum training error is 0.001799. when timestep is 4 and the paramount number of epoch is 50, the minimum training error is 0.001799. the minimum training error is 0.00033. when the value of timestep is 5 and the uttermost number of epoch endures 50, the minimum training error is 0.00014. however, it is often not the training error but the testing error that measures the performance of the algorithm. in this paper, the test error is still measured by setting the greatest number of epoch to 50. the values of timestep are from 1 to 5 at a time. this paper wants to select the most suitable model by different values of epoch and different values of timestep. figure 7. test error at different values of timestep and different values of epoch the figure 7 represents the test error values corresponding to different epochs and different timestep. when timestep is 1, the test error of the model is relatively large compared to the other timestep values. however, the overall error fluctuation is not too large. when the value of timestep is 1, the minimum value of test error is 0.09081 when the maximum value of epoch is 50. it can also be seen from the figure that when timestep is 3, the test error has the smallest value compared to the other timestep. the minimum test error value is 0.001372. when the value of timestep is 5, it can be seen that the maximum error is the largest among the other timesteps. moreover, the value of the test error is increasing sharply around epoch of 20, which indicates that the model is not very adaptable as well as generalized to lithium battery data. in contrast, this paper concludes that a timestep of 3 is the most suitable training model. the model with timestep of 3 is used to predict the data of the test set, and the prediction results are shown as follows. figure 8. predictions of the model when timestep is equals to 3 in the prediction of the results, it can be seen that the predicted trend of the model algorithm is the same as the trend of the true value, however, the average mean square error is used in the error calculation process. figure 8 represents the model's predictions. this shows that this algorithm has great engineering practice significance. it can meet the requirements of engineering practice. the algorithm conceived in this article can be used in practical industrial sessions. it has the practical value of promotion. over and above that, the algorithm designed in this paper is a combination of traditional rnn and attention model mechanism. the innovation by combining the algorithms. it shows that the direction has great research value. therefore, the algorithm sketched has a relatively good theoretical value. this provides a more instructive idea for soc prediction and soh of lib and fault state prediction. the combination of lstm and attention module in this paper further shows that the combined use of lstm and attention module is better than using lstm alone. the use of lstm algorithm can ensure that the model has certain temporal information extraction and temporal feature extraction. using the attention module can better solve the long-term dependency problem. table 2. accomplishment comparison of different algorithms. id algorithm trainerror (%) testerror (%) 1 lstm 2.4% 5.2% 2 attention 4.6% 5.8% 3 lstm-attentionr 0.011% 0.98% the lstm-attention-r algorithm has the best performance. table 2 represents the performance comparison under different algorithms. this is because the lstm algorithm can provide temporal information and features very well. the hidden variables of the previous states are guaranteed. however, lstm cannot decipher the problem of long-term dependency, attention module can puzzle out the complication of long-term dependency, attention module can pay attention to both local information and global information. this can better ensure the flexibility of information feature acquisition. it naturally elucidates the conundrum of longterm dependency of lstm. however, the attention algorithm itself does not encode and acquire temporal information. the natural language processing domain ensures the inclusion of temporal information features only by further embedding the location coding. therefore, it is theoretically 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 predict origin p r e d i c t datapoint 76 concluded that the lstm-attention-r algorithm is superior to either of these two algorithms. this provides a new research direction to straighten out the soc prediction of lithium batteries. from the experimental consequences achieved, it can be seen that the results are indeed as hypothesized, and the advantages of both can be better combined and optimized. the proposed algorithm in this paper has great practical engineering significance. 6. conclusion this paper knuckles down to the appreciation and prediction of the soc of a libs. the soc itself is incapable of been measured directly. in this paper, an algorithm model combining lstm and attention is proposed. the algorithmic model proposed is able to predict the value of soc relatively well. this shows that the lstm-attention-r algorithm model can avoid the long-term dependency problem well, and also ensure the embedding and extraction of temporal information features. for the lstm-attention-r algorithm, this paper also designs the effect of different timestep on this algorithm. the better value of timestep is obtained. also, the predicted and estimated values of lstm algorithm are compared in this paper. in addition, the estimation and prediction of the soc of the power lithium battery using the simple attention algorithm. the final results are derived. the lstm-attention-r algorithm has better performance than lstm or attention algorithm alone. with the lstm-attention-r algorithm designed, the soc estimation and prediction problem can be well solved. it can be seen from the test error. it has better 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prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges, in order to provide useful reference for improving the quality of talent training. keywords: integration of production and education; higher vocational education; prefabricated building; collaborative training of talents. 1. introduction with the prosperity and development of the construction industry, prefabricated buildings, as a new building mode, have gradually attracted wide attention. with its advantages of high efficiency, environmental protection, and sustainability, this building mode has become an important development direction of the future construction industry. however, the development of prefabricated buildings is inseparable from the support of a large number of high-quality technical skills, which is particularly critical for the construction industry in our country. the integration of industry and education is a training mode that combines industry and education. through deep cooperation between schools and enterprises, high-quality talents can be cultivated to meet the market demand. in the field of prefabricated buildings, the training mode of the integration of production and education is also of great significance. through close cooperation between schools and enterprises, we can better combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills, cultivate more high-quality technical skills and talents, and provide strong support for the development of prefabricated buildings in our country. with the background of the integration of production and education, this paper profoundly discusses the cooperative training mechanism of prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges. through the in-depth cooperation of school-enterprise coordination, we can jointly develop talent training programs, optimize curriculum settings, improve the construction of practical training bases, and constantly improve the quality of talent training. at the same time, combined with market demand and industry development trends, the goal and direction of talent training are accurately positioned to provide strong support for improving the training quality of china's prefabricated construction talents and the development of china's prefabricated construction. 2. the current situation of vocational prefabricated construction personnel training under the background of integration of production and education in the context of the current integration of production and education, the training of prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges is faced with a series of problems. first of all, there is a severe mismatch between the curriculum and the market demand, which makes it difficult for students to adapt to the needs of positions and work smoothly after graduation. this mismatch may result from the school's lack of sensitivity to the development of the industry and market needs or the lack of close contact with the industry. secondly, the link of practical teaching is relatively weak, which leads to the lack of necessary practical experience when students graduate. in higher vocational education, practical teaching is an essential part that can help students apply theoretical knowledge to practice and improve their operational skills. if this link is not done correctly, it will be difficult for students to master the actual operation skills, which will affect their employment competitiveness. finally, the low participation of enterprises and the lack of in-depth cooperation with schools have led to the failure of the quality of talent training to reach the expected height. the participation of enterprises is crucial for talent development, as they can provide valuable industry experience and expertise to help students better understand and grasp the latest developments and technologies in the industry. at the same time, through cooperation with enterprises, the school can also better understand the needs of the industry to adjust and improve the curriculum and practical teaching so that talent training is more in line with the market demand. to solve the current problem of vocational prefabricated construction personnel training, schools, enterprises, and society need to work together. schools need to connect more closely with the industry, understand the development trends 105 and demand of the industry, and adjust and improve the teaching curriculum and practical activities. companies must also be more involved in working with schools to provide more industry experience and resources. society must also provide more support and encouragement for integrating industry and education and promote deep cooperation between schools and enterprises. only in this way can we cultivate more excellent prefabricated construction talents and promote the healthy development of the industry. 3. construction of collaborative training mechanism for prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges under the background of integration of production and education as the country attaches great importance to the modernization of the construction industry, prefabricated buildings, as an advanced building technology system, are gradually becoming the trend of the development of the construction industry. however, the current shortage of prefabricated construction talents, especially high-quality talents with practical ability and innovative spirit is scarce. therefore, under the background of the integration of production and education, it is particularly important to establish a collaborative training mechanism for prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges. we mainly carried out our work in the following four areas, as shown in fig. 1. 3.1. establish a talent training mechanism for the linkage of government, schools, banks, and enterprise government, industry, enterprises, and schools should participate in training prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges. the government should introduce relevant policies to support the cooperation between enterprises and schools and provide financial support. industry enterprises should deeply participate in the process of talent training and provide practice bases and teachers. schools should adjust the curriculum, strengthen practical teaching links, and improve the quality of talent training. 3.2. establish a modular curriculum system according to the characteristics of prefabricated buildings, a modular curriculum system should be established. in the course setting, we should pay attention to the combination of theory and practice to improve students' practical operation ability. at the same time, we should pay attention to the changes in market demand and adjust the curriculum in time to make it more in line with market demand. 3.3. strengthen practical teaching practice teaching is an essential link in training prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges. we should strengthen the construction of a practical teaching base and improve students' practical operation ability. at the same time, we should carry out various practical activities, such as skills competitions, social practice, etc., to stimulate students' interest in learning and enthusiasm. 3.4. increase corporate engagement enterprise is essential in realizing the collaborative training of prefabricated construction talents in higher vocational colleges. the participation of enterprises should be enhanced, and enterprises should be encouraged to cooperate deeply with schools to participate in the talent training process jointly. at the same time, the guarantee mechanism of schoolenterprise cooperation should be established to protect the interests and rights of enterprises. fig 1. construction of talent collaborative training mechanism 4. conclusion with the prosperity and development of the construction industry, prefabricated buildings have gradually become a new building model that has been 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(in chinese) frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 104 analysis and improvement of puf‐based secure anonymous user authentication scheme in smart home environment xinyu zuo 1, zhangang wang 2, *, anqian li 1, yuyan huo 1 and shufang niu 2 1 school of software, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china 2 school of computer science and technology, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china * corresponding author: zhangang wang (email: wangzhangang@tiangong.edu.cn) abstract: with the rapid development of iot technology, smart home is attracting much attention due to its convenience and comfort. in 2022, cho et al. proposed an anonymous user authentication scheme using pufs in smart home environment. however, this paper conducts a security analysis and finds that cho et al.'s scheme cannot resist tracking attacks, replay attacks and cannot reach session keys. in order to overcome the shortcomings of cho et al.'s scheme, this paper proposes an improved puf-based secure anonymous user authentication scheme. after security analysis and comparison with related authentication schemes in terms of security and computational cost, it is demonstrated that the improved scheme is resistant to a variety of attacks and can achieve secure and efficient authentication. keywords: smart home; authentication scheme; security. 1. introduction in recent years, internet of things (iot) technology has developed rapidly, and smart home, as a typical application of iot, has attracted much attention because of its convenient and comfortable features [1]. smart home system can control various household appliances through mobile phones, tvs, computers and other devices to achieve remote control and management of household appliances and improve people's quality of life. at the same time, smart home system can realize comprehensive monitoring of home security system, which enables people to enjoy a more comfortable, healthy and happy life under the premise of ensuring home security. however, as communication between entities in the smart home environment relies on common channel, which is vulnerable to eavesdropping and impersonation attacks [2-5]. the security of the smart home is an issue. also, in smart home environment, attackers can use controlled devices to perform malicious acts due to the low security of resourceconstrained smart devices. therefore, authentication as well as communication security in smart home environment is very important. in 1981, lamport et al. [6] proposed a remote user authentication scheme using a password table. in recent years, with the popularity of iot applications, scholars have proposed many authentication schemes for smart home environment [7-10]. in 2021, zou et al. proposed an authentication scheme based on elliptic curve cryptography (ecc) in smart home environment, and in 2022, cho et al. [11] claimed that zou et al.'s [12] authentication scheme is vulnerable to forgery and session key compromise attacks and proved that the scheme of zou et al. does not guarantee mutual authentication between home users and home devices. then, cho et al. proposed a secure anonymous authentication scheme using physical unclonable functions (pufs) [13]. however, after analysis, this paper found several security problems in cho et al.'s scheme. firstly, a maliciously controlled home device is able to compute the key credentials for mutual authentication between the user and the gateway as well as the user's updated pseudo-identity. secondly, certain messages delivered via the public channel are not authenticated. thirdly, no timestamp is used in cho et al.'s scheme, which does not guarantee the freshness of the delivered messages. finally, the gateway does not know the identity of the device when the home device sends a request to the gateway. therefore, the scheme of cho et al. is not secure. in order to overcome the shortcomings of cho et al's scheme, an improved scheme is proposed in this paper. in the user registration phase of the improved scheme, the key credentials for mutual authentication between the user and the gateway are further protected. in the login and authentication phase, the updated pseudo-identity of the user calculated by the gateway is improved, timestamps are added, etc. also, this paper compares the security and computational cost of the improved scheme with existing similar schemes. 1.1. contribution the contributions of this paper are summarized as follows: (1) the scheme of cho et al. [11] is improved, and the security and privacy problems inherent in smart home security schemes are solved. (2) time stamps and random numbers are added to the improved scheme to enhance the security of the scheme. (3) the security and computational cost of the improved scheme are compared with other similar schemes. the results show that the improved scheme is superior to other similar schemes in terms of security and computational cost. 1.2. organization the rest of the paper is organized in the following way. section ii reviews the scheme of cho et al. [11], section iii analyses the safety problems in the cho et al.'s scheme, section iv proposes a new and improved scheme, section v analyses the safety of the improved scheme, and section vi analyses the performance of the improved scheme. finally, 105 section vii is the conclusion. 2. review of cho et al.’s scheme in this section, the paper quickly reviews cho et al.’s scheme. in this scheme, four entities are included: registration center (rc), user (ui), gateway (gw), and home device (hdj). in this case, ui and hdj are register through rc, and gw helps ui and hdj to authenticate with each other and agree on a session key. the scheme of cho et al. [11] consists of five phases namely: system establishment phase, home device registration phase, user registration phase, login and authentication phase and password update phase. for the sake of brevity, we do not describe password update phase here. the symbols used in this paper and their definitions are shown in table 1. table 1. symbols 2.1. system establishment phase. before deploying gw and hdj, rc generates t as the master key for the gateway gw and cj as the challenge value for hdj. afterwards, rc stores cj securely in the memory of hdj. rc selects the hash function, and generates b as the secret value for hdj. 2.2. home device registration phase. step 1. hdj calculates ( )j jx h sid b  , ( )j jr puf c , ( ) ( , )j j jgen r d hs , where sidj is the unique identity of hdj and transmits {sidj, cj, xj} to rc over a secure channel. step2. on receiving {sidj, cj, xj}, rc calculates and stores ( )j jhdc h sid s  , and then calculates ( ) jhd j jk h h sid s   , ( ) jj j j hddid h sid h k   , ( ) jj hd jpd h k x  , ( )j j jb h h did t   . thereafter, rc transmits {didj, cj, pdj, bj} to gw over a secure channel for gw to store, and then transmits {didj, khdj, hj} securely to hdj. step 3. on receiving them, hdj calculates jj jh d h  and stores {hsj, hj, khdj} into the its memory. 2.3. user registration phase. step 1. ui selects idi and pwi and generates random number ri, then calculates the ( )i i ipid h id r  , ( )i i i ippw h pid pw r   and transmits {idi, pidi} to rc over a secure channel. step 2. upon receiving {idi, pidi}, rc calculates and verifies that ( )i iuc h pid s  existed in its database. if it exists, rc terminates the registration phase. otherwise, rc saves uci into its database, selects a fuzzy verification value ω, calculates: ( )i ipu h id s  , ( ) iug ik h pu t  , ( ) ii i ugrid h pid k  , ( )i iy h rid t  , and then stores {ridi, pidi, pui, yi} into gw’s memory , and sends {ω, ridi, kugi, yi} to ui over the secure channel. step 3. after receiving the message, ui calculates: ( ) mod i i iv h pid ppw   , 1 ( )i i ia rid h r pid   , 2 ( ) iug i i ia k h id ppw r    , ( )i i i ix r h id pw   , ( )i i i iy y h id r   , and stores {xi, yi, vi, ω, a1, a2} into the smart card. 2.4. login and authentication phase. step 1. ui enters the ' ',i iid pw into the smart card. the smart card calculates  ' ' i i i ir x h id pw   , ' '( )i i ipid h id r  , ' ' '( )i i i ippw h pid pw r   , ' ' '( ) mod i i iv h pid ppw   and verifies that vi' is equal to vi. if it is not equal, this phase is terminated. otherwise, ui generates random number a1 and calculates ( )i i i iy y h id r   , 1 ( ) i i irid a h r pid   , 2 ( ) iug i i ik a h id ppw r    , 1 ( ) ij ug im did h k pid   , 2 1 ( ) iug jm a h k did   , 1 1( ) j iv h a did pid   , and transmits {ridi, m1, m2, v1} to gw over the public channel. step 2. on receiving {ridi, m1, m2, v1}, gw retrieves {pidi, pui} from the database according to ridi and calculates 1 ( ( ) )j i idid m h h pu t pid    , 1 2 ( ( ) )i ja m h h pu t did    , ' 1 1( )j iv h a did pid   . and checks if v1' is equal to v1, if not, terminate this phase. if equal, gw retrieves { , , }j j jc pd b from the database according to didj and generates random number a2. then, gw calculates ( )j j jh b h d id t   , 3 1 2( )j jm a a c pd   , 4 ( )i jm h pu t h  , 2 1 2( )j iv h a a c rid    and transmits {ridi, m3, m4, v2} to hdj. step 3. after receiving {ridi, m3, m4, v2}, hdj calculates 1 2 3( ) ( ( )) jj hd ja a c m h k h sid b     , 2 ' 1 2( )j iv h a a c rid    and checks whether v2 ' is equal to v2, and terminates this phase if it is not. otherwise, hdj generates random number a3 and calculates ( )j jr puf c , ( , )j j jd rep r hs , j j jh d h  , 4( )i jh pu t m h  , 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     , 106 5 3 ( ( ( )) ) jhd j jm a h h k h sid b h     , 3 3( ( ))iv h sk a h pu t    , and transmits {m5, v3} to gw. step 4. after receiving {m5, v3}, gw calculates 3 5 ( )j ja m h pd h   , 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     ; ' 3 3( ( ))iv h sk a h pu t s    , and checks whether v3' is equal to v3, and terminates this phase if it is not. otherwise, gw calculates 2( )n e w i ir id h a r id  , 6 2 3( ) ( ( ) )i im a a h h pu t y    , 4 2 3( )new iv h sk rid a a    , and transmits {m6, v4} to ui. step 5. after receiving {m6, v4}, ui computes 2 3 6( ) ( ) iug ia a m h k y   , 2( )new i irid h a rid  , 1 2 3( ) iugsk h k a a a    , ' 4 2 3( )new iv h sk rid a a    . if v4' is equal to v4, ui computes 1 ( )new new i i ia rid h r pid   , then replaces 1a with 1 newa . 3. weaknesses of cho et al.’s scheme 3.1. tracking attack in the login and authentication phase of the cho et al.’s [11] scheme, ui transmits {ridi, m1, m2, v1} to gw over the public channel, where 1 ( ) ij ug im did h k pid   . since didj, kugi and pidi are invariant, m1 can be tracked. furthermore, gw transmits ridi and 3 1 2( )j jm a a c pd   to hdj via the public channel in the second step of the login and authentication phase, and then hdj calculates 1 2 3( ) ( ( )) jj hd ja a c m h k h sid b     . after obtaining a2, hdj is able to calculate 2( )new i irid h a rid  of ui. assuming that hdj is controlled, a malicious attacker can perform a tracking attack on ui when it next authenticates with other home devices. 3.2. replay attack since no timestamp is used in the scheme of cho et al. [11] to guarantee the freshness of the transmitted messages, an attacker can intercept {ridi, m3, m4, v2} transmitted by gw to the hdj in the second step of the login and authentication phase, and thereafter pretends that gw transmits again to hdj. on receiving {ridi, m3, m4, v2}, hdj computes 1 2 3( ) ( ( )) jj hd ja a c m h k h sid b     , ' 2 1 2 ( )j iv h a a c rid    , and verifies ' 2 2 ? v v , the verification can be passed and hdj will continue with subsequent computations. therefore, the scheme of cho et al. [11] is not resistant to replay attacks. 3.3. man in the middle attack. in the second step of the login and authentication phase, gw transmits {ridi, m3, m4, v2} to the hdj, where 4 ( )i jm h pu t h  is not authenticated. since there is no timestamp, a malicious attacker can intercept m4 and tamper it to m4 ’. hdj receives it and computes the wrong ' ' 4( )i jh pu t m h  ; then computes ' ' 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     , ' ' ' 3 3( ( ) )iv h sk a h pu t    and sends {m5, v3 '} to gw. on receiving it, gw recovers 3 5 ( )j ja m h pd h   and computes 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     . since the sk computed by hdj and gw do not match, gw fails in verifying v3 ' and terminates this phase. as a result, hdj and ui cannot agree on a session key. 3.4. not working properly. in the third step of the login and authentication phase, cho et al.’s [11] scheme does not work properly because {m5, v3} transmitted from hdj to gw lacks the identity information of ui and hdj. when hdj transmits {m5, v3} to gw, gw computes 3 5 ( )j ja m h pd h   , 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     . however, gw does not know which hdj is transmitting the message at this point. if gw wants to find pdj and pui, it must ask hdj for its identity information as well as that of ui with whom it has agreed on a session key. the message {m5, v3} sent by hdj to gw is clearly missing ridi, didj. therefore, the scheme does not work properly. 4. proposed scheme in order to overcome the security vulnerabilities of the cho et al.’s scheme, an improved scheme is proposed in this paper. the system establishment and home device registration phases of the improved scheme are the same as those of cho et al.’s scheme, so we only describe user registration phase and login and authentication phase in this section, as follows. 4.1. user registration phase. ui is registered via its own mobile device and the registration process is as follows:       secure chan , , rc elects , generates r computes . computes i i i i i i i i i i i i i i id pid r u id pw pid h id r ppw h pid pw r      s ,     nel ( ) i i i u i i pu h id s k h pu t r       ， ，   ( ) ( ) stores , , , ii i u i i i i i i rid h pid k y h rid t rid pid pu r     ， ，         secure channel 1 2 , , into the gw computes i iui i i i i i i rid k y v h pid ppw a rid h r pid a        ， ，      1 2 ( ) stores , , , , into the terminal device iu i i i i i i i i i i i i i i k h id ppw r x r h id pw y y h id r x y v a a          ， ， ， fig 1. user registration phase step 1. ui selects idi and pwi and generates random number ri via its mobile device, calculates ( )i i ipid h id r  and ( )i i i ippw h pid pw r   and transmits {idi, pidi, ri} to the rc via a secure channel. step 2. after receiving {idi, pidi, ri}, rc calculates the secret value ( )i ipu h id s  and the secret credential 107 ( ) iu i ik h pu t r   for ui, where s is the master key of rc and t is the master key of gw, and then calculates ( ) ii i urid h pid k  and ( )i iy h rid t  . afterwards, rc transmits {ridi, pidi, pui, ri} to gw over a secure channel, and gw receives the information and stores it in memory. then, rc sends {ridi, pidi, kui, yi} to ui over the secure channel. step 3. after receiving the message, ui's mobile device calculates  i i iv h pid ppw  , and computes:  1 i i ia rid h r pid   ,  2 iu i i ia k h id ppw r    , ( )i i i ix r h id pw   ,  i i i iy y h id r   , and finally stores {xi, yi, vi, a1, a2} into the mobile device. the detailed process is shown in figure 1. 4.2. login and authentication phase. in this phase, ui and hdj achieve mutual authentication with the assistance of gw and agree on a session key sk, which is used to complete future confidential communication between ui and hdj. the specific steps are as follows: step 1. ui enters ' ' and i iid pw in its mobile device, and the mobile device calculates ' '( )i i i ir x h id pw   , ' '( )i i ipid h id r  , ' ' '( )i i i ippw h pid pw r   , ' ' '( )i i iv h pid ppw  , and compares it with vi stored in the mobile device, if they are equal, ui logs in successfully. the mobile device then initiates the authentication process, the mobile device generates random number a1 and timestamp t1, calculates ( )i i i iy y h id r   , 1 ( )i i irid a h r pid   , 2 ( ) iu i i ik a h id ppw r    , and selects didj of hdj to be accessed and calculates 1 1( ) ij u im d id h k pid t    , 2 1 ( ) iu jm a h k d id   , 1 1 1( )j iv h a did pid t    , and transmits {ridi, m1, m2, v1, t1} to gw over public channel. step 2. upon receiving {ridi, m1, m2, v1, t1}, gw first checks 1 ct t t   , where tc is the current timestamp. if the message is fresh, gw retrieves the corresponding { , , }i i ipid pu r stored in memory based on ridi, and computes ( ) iu i ik h pu t r   , 1 ( ) ij u idid m h k pid   , 1 2 ( ) iu ja m h k did   , ' 1 1 1( )j iv h a did pid t    and verifies ' 1 1 ? v v , if the condition is not valid, gw terminates this phase. otherwise, gw successfully authenticates ui and retrieves { , , }j j jc pd b according to didj and generates random number a2 and timestamp t2, calculates ( )j j jh b h did t   , 3 1 2( )j jm a a c pd   , 4 ( )i jm h pu t h  , 2 1 2 4 2( )j iv h a a c m rid t      , and finally, transmits {ridi, m3, m4, v2, t2} to hdj over the public channel. step 3. upon receiving {ridi, m3, m4, v2, t2}, hdj checks 2 ct t t   , if the message is fresh, hdj computes ( )j jx h sid b  , 1 2 3( ) ( ) jj d ja a c m h k x    , ' 2 1 2 4 2( )j iv h a a c m rid t      , verifies ' 2 2? v v , and if the verification passes, gw authentication is successful. hdj generates random number a3 and timestamp t3, computes ( )j jr puf c , re ( , )j j jd p r hs , j j jh d h  , 4( )i jh p u t m h  , 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     , 5 3 ( ( ) ) jd j jm a h h k x h    , 3 3 3( ( ) )iv h sk a h pu t t     , and transmits {m5, v3, t3, ridi, didj} to gw over the public channel. fig 2. login and authentication phase step 4. upon receiving {m5, v3, t3, ridi, didj}, gw checks 3ct t t   , if the message is fresh, gw computes 3 5 ( )j ja m h pd h   , 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     , ' 3 3 3( ( ) )iv h sk a h pu t t     , verifies ' 3 3? v v , and if the condition is not valid, gw terminates this phase. otherwise, gw successfully authenticates hdj and generates random number a4 and timestamp t4, computes 4( )new i irid h a rid  for ui as well as 6 2 3 4( ) ( ) iu im a a a h k y    , 7 4( ) ( ) ii um h pu t h a k   , 4 2 3 4( )new iv h sk rid a a t     , and replaces irid in the database with new irid and finally, transmits {m6, m7, v4, t4} to ui over the public channel. step 5. upon receiving {m6, m7, v4, t4}, ui checks 4ct t t   . if the message is fresh, the ui computes 2 3 4 6( ) ( ) iu ia a a m h k y    , 4( )new i ir id h a r id  , 7 4( ) ( ) ii uh pu t m h a k   , 1 2 3( ( ) )isk h h pu t a a a     and 108 ' 4 2 3 4( )new iv h sk rid a a t     , verifies ' 4 4? v v , if they are not equal, ui terminates this phase, otherwise, it indicates that the ui successfully authenticates hdj and agrees on the session key, and then computes 1 ( )new new i i ia rid h r pid   and updates it in the mobile device to update it. 5. security analysis in this section, the paper presents security analysis of the improved scheme, demonstrating that our scheme is secure and resistant to known attacks. 5.1. anonymity and untraceability section 3.1 of this paper refers to a tracing attack on the cho et al.’s [11] scheme. in this case, attacker a can intercept the message {ridi, m1, m2, v1} transmitted by ui to gw, because m1 is invariant, attacker a can perform a tracing attack on ui. furthermore, attacker a can take control of hdj and use its a2 which calculated in the third step of the login and authentication phase and the ridi received from gw to calculate the updated ui's identity ridi new. thus, the next time ui authenticates with other home devices, a tracking attack is carried out. however, the improved scheme concatenates the timestamp t1 in the calculation of the message m1, so that m1 is different for each transmission. also, gw uses a random number a4 that only the ui can compute when updating the pseudo-identity of ui. therefore, in the improved scheme, even the same user has different identity information in different sessions. from the above analysis, it is easy to see that the improved scheme achieves anonymity and untraceability of the user. 5.2. mutual authentication. in the login and authentication phase, ui and hdj authenticate each other with the assistance of the gw. firstly, gw verifies that v1' is equal to v1, if it is, then both ui and gw have the correct secret credentials kui and gw successfully authenticates ui's identity. similarly, hdj, gw and ui authenticate ' 2 2 ? v v , ' 3 3 ? v v and ' 4 4? v v respectively in each session. when all authentication passes, the three achieve mutual authentication and compute the session key. thus, the improved scheme provides mutual authentication between ui, gw, and hdj. 5.3. impersonation attack. since attacker a does not know the secret credentials kui and kdj for authentication between ui and hdj and gw, it cannot successfully impersonate legitimate ui and hdj to generate authentication request and response messages, so the improved scheme can resist impersonation attacks. 5.4. replay attack. in the improved scheme, because each received message is authenticated with a timestamp, attacker a cannot perform a replay attack. for example, ui adds the current timestamp t1 to each message transmitted, gw will determine whether 1ct t t   holds, if it does, it will continue to authenticate the other messages received, otherwise, it will terminate this phase. 5.5. man in the middle attack section 3.3 of this paper mentions a man-in-the-middle attack on the cho et al.’s scheme [11]. in this case, attacker a can tamper with m4 by intercepting the message {ridi, m3, m4, v2} transmitted by gw to hdj in the second step of the login and authentication phase, and making it impossible for ui and hdj to agree on a session key. however, in the improved scheme, m4 is added to the authentication message v2, and if attacker a intercepts and tampers with message m4, hdj will fail at authentication and terminate this phase. thus, the improved scheme is resistant to man-in-the-middle attacks. 5.6. forward confidentiality the session key computed between ui and hdj may be corrupted by attacker a. however, attacker a cannot find significant correlations between past, present and future session keys because they contain random numbers a1, a2 and a3 that are different in each session of the improved scheme. thus, the improved scheme guarantees forward security. 6. performance evaluation in this section, the performance of the improved scheme is evaluated and we compare it with the schemes of naoui et al. [14], shuai et al. [15], zou et al. [12], and cho et al. [11] in terms of both safety characteristics and computational cost. 6.1. security features as shown in table 2, the security features of the improved solution were compared with the other solutions. the result shows that the other solutions have one or more security vulnerabilities. therefore, the security of the improved scheme has a great advantage over the other schemes. table 2. security features comparisons note.a1: anonymity; a2: untraceability; a3: mutual authentication; a4: terminal device lost/stolen attack; a5: session key disclosure attack; a6: impersonation attack; a7: replay attack; a8: man in the middle attack; a9: offline password guessing attack; a10: forward confidentiality. 6.2. computation cost in this subsection, this paper uses th, tf, tepm, tpuf, and ts to denote the consumption time for one-way hash functions, fuzzy extractors, ecc point multiplication, puf, and symmetric key encryption/decryption, respectively. 109 according to the scheme of xia et al. 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[15] shuai m, yu n, wang h, et al. anonymous authentication scheme for smart home environment with provable security. computers & security, 2019, 86: 132-146. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 85 tower defense game design based on unity3d shuohan chen guangdong university of technology, guangzhou, 510000, china abstract: in today's society, with the rapid development of computer technology, personal computers have been integrated into our lives, and computer games have become a way of entertainment for people. among them, tower defense games, as a branch of strategy games, have also been loved by the majority of players. on the computer game download platform, such as steam's download list, you can also see all kinds of excellent tower defense games listed, such as “bloom td” and “plants vs. zombies”. however, in recent years, most tower defense games lack innovation, and the level game play is monotonous. players are beginning to get tired of the gameplay of classic tower defense games, and their popularity has begun to decline. in order to solve this problem, this article is based on the unity3d game engine, combined with the characteristics of ugc and rts games, and made some innovations to the classic tower defense games. according to the actual needs, a tower defense game called “the rise of the tribes” was developed. the main work of this paper is to analyze and design the game, realize the switching between the three scenes in the game and each interface, and solve how to build buildings, how to defend defensive buildings, and how to deploy and move soldiers and attack, how to generate, collect and consume resources, completed the debugging and testing of the game, summarized the development process and made an outlook on how to improve the game. keywords: unity3d; tower defense game; game scene; resource. 1. introduction in 1946, the computer was invented at the university of pennsylvania. in the early days, computers were not used by ordinary people, but by the military and scientists. in 1973, the first personal computer was born in a laboratory in france, followed by the personal computer mouse was invented. after the personal computer was invented, computer games were created. the computer game needs the player to use the computer to do the platform, through the operation mouse and the keyboard, realizes the human-computer interaction, finally achieves on the computer plays the game the entertainment way. computer games are not an accident of the moment, but an inevitable result of the development of science and technology [1]. regardless of the game carrier, computer games are not that different from traditional games in nature. both are played in specific environments, cooperating or competing with other players according to specific rules of the game, the ultimate winner-take-all entertainment [2]. tower defense games don't have a long history among all types of games. in 1990, an arcade game, fortress, was born. to most tower defense players, this game is considered the originator of tower defense games. however, for the game fortress, it was very different from modern tower defense games. it does not require the player to expend resources to build the turret, nor does it compensate the player for resources after he has destroyed the enemy. however, from another perspective, the game had finally eliminated the action or shooting elements of similar games in the past, allowing players to set up their own turrets, guide the cannonballs to land, and build castles, the formation of the strategy-centered play, no longer like those games in the past, can only be the shooting core and defensive play combined. now, in the popular mind, tower defense games as we know them tend to follow this logic: the player uses the resources in his or her hands to produce a relatively fixed defensive unit → the defensive unit kills the enemy offensive unit to obtain resources → the enemy attacks as the level increases → the player kills the resources obtained to reinvest in the production of the defensive unit to enhance the strength of the enemy units to destroy. in other words, to play a tower defense game well, players must have a high degree of understanding of the level content and reasonably allocate relatively limited resources to the production of different defense units, in order to eliminate all enemy units in a level and protect one's “base”. if the above criteria are strictly applied, the td gameplay that originated in the map editor of warcraft iii: reign of chaos is the true ancestor of tower defense. warcraft iii: reign of chaos has a lot to offer future developers. for example, tower defense games in many people's minds, is how to build a defense tower, the proper use of resources, in a fixed line to stop the enemy attack of the game, as far as possible to minimize the arpg side of the operation, this is also what makes td different from many rpg defense maps. this kind of map with strong characteristics is represented by works such as element td. players only need to understand the intensity difference and difference between ai enemy attack waves in the process of strategy, and according to this information on the use of resources to make decisions, and at any time to strengthen the defense units or recycling and other adjustments can be. in tower defense games, which have been popular with most people in recent years, developers often package the game's external performance without improving or innovating on the core set of rules. today, tower defense games fall into two categories. the first type of tower defense game is very flat on the map, basically no obstacles, monsters from the beginning, according to the shortest route to the end, therefore, players need to place the fort or other obstacles, change the path of the monster and extend the time of the turret to hit the enemy. generally speaking, this type of tower defense game has a huge amount of empty space on the entire map. even the entire map can be built with a very high degree of freedom, however, it was especially painful for players with poor route planning skills or those with ocd. a classic in this category 86 is gem td. another type of tower defense game gave up the more complicated design of allowing players to change the map layout by building turrets and other obstacles, thus prolonging the path of the enemy, instead, it fixed the monster's path and the location of the tower, limiting the number of towers so players had to figure out what tower to build at each location to make the game more difficult. one such game is balloon td. based on these two categories, and then give tower defense game into the formation system, the birth of many new ways of tower defense games. for example, the anti-tower defense game alien series, where the players become the attacking side, combined with the card game royal war, where players attack each other, as well as the integration of ugc + rts online game “tribal conflict” and so on. tower defense game with its unique style, rich levels, different gameplay, has been loved by many players, with a relatively broad market space [3]. it is of great significance and value to develop a strategy tower defense game for exploring the design and realization of tower defense game and its numerical balance. 2. introduction to the technology 2.1. unity3d game engine unity is a game development engine that has both a free version for a small number of developers and a paid version for large team companies, combined with its cross-platform capabilities, giving it a very high market share. especially in the mobile game industry, there are plenty of games developed using unity, such as the knights of the spirit and monument valley. and unity isn't just a game engine, it's also seen in other industries. it can be used to create simulations of smart homes, to visualize buildings designed by construction companies, and in many other scenarios. in order to accommodate the various platform features and complex requirements, the unity version updates are also very timely, the latest and coolest features will be the first to hand to the developers. unity's underlying interface is written in c + +, and the engine also encapsulates unity engine for interaction with the c + + underlying interface. dll and unity engine. dll, which takes advantage of mono's cross-platform features and uses c # as the game scripting language for rapid game development [6]. thanks to the editing mode in unity, developers can adapt the editor page to their liking as long as they place the corresponding scripts in the editor folder. also, unity has a resource store where developers can download their own plugins, skyboxes, particle effects or resource packs to create great designs. in addition, unity has posted videos, works and tutorials on its website for developers to learn from, as well as building a community for developers to discuss issues and improve themselves. unity is also popular with many developers because of its cross-platform capabilities. unity can ship games to windows, iphone, android, and, in the latest version, developers can use virtual joysticks on mobile devices, which makes development much more efficient. [7] 2.2. development languages unity3d supports javascript, c # and boo, among which javascript and c # have a wide development population and rich development resources, most unity developers use c # as their development language. c # was launched by microsoft in july 2000. net framework, a programming language. syntactically, c # is very similar to java in terms of syntax such as single inheritance, interfaces, and the process of compiling c # into intermediate code and then running it is similar to java [8] . however, c # is very different from java because the two languages were developed by different companies and the platform for c # services is net. net. java. framework, which it edits. net windows network framework is very convenient. the language definition of c # inherits c and c + + , and improves it at the same time, drawing on the advantages of many programming languages, has its own unique characteristics. overall, the c # language features are clear, concise, stable, and secure, taking advantage of its parent c/c + + language, but at the same time, they have managed to get rid of their complexity [9]. at the same time, the application of a wider platform, and more easy to learn, therefore, the project choose to use c # as a development language. 2.3. ugui components the ugui was developed by the ngui authors and is a set of ui components officially released by unity and integrated into the unity compiler since unity4.6[10]. the original ugui is relatively simple, the number of users is far less than ngui, but with the development of technology in recent years, ugui components tend to mature, more and more developers use it to develop game interface. the basic elements provided by the ugui include text, images, buttons, sliders, and scrolling components, along with a powerful eventsystem event system for managing ui elements [11]. in the unity2017 release, the “gallery” concept was added to make it more complete. for unity, cross-platform functionality makes it attractive to a wide range of developers, but it also brings with it the problem that the resolution of the device used to develop the design release is variable, so, ugui focuses on adaptive processing, providing anchors, layouts, alignments, and canvases to solve the problem of different resolutions on different devices. 3. game requirements analysis and design 3.1. overview of tower defense games before doing the requirements analysis, we need to understand in detail what tower defense game, tower defense game what kind of rules, and these rules naturally become our game requirements. tower defense game as its name implies that the player needs to build defensive towers, and through certain strategies to prevent the enemy's attack, and eliminate the enemy. for classic tower defense games, there are a few principles: the enemy will be born from a fixed position on the map, then will follow one or more fixed path, from the starting point to the end, after the end of the damage to the player; players can build defense towers on both sides of the enemy's path. the towers will search for enemies in their attack range and attack them when they are in their attack range players need to use resources to build and upgrade towers, and to remove towers can also be a certain amount of resources to compensate. at the beginning of the game, the 87 player should have some initial resources to build defense towers, destroy the enemy can get the corresponding resources reward. the strategy of the game focuses on the timing and location of the tower, while the playability of the game is reflected in the complexity of the map path, the enemy's health and defense, the function and attack power of the towers, and the input and output of money. 3.2. game content although the classic tower defense game has developed rapidly in recent years, the same gameplay has begun to cause players to gradually feel tired, so this project reference game “tribal conflict”, will be the classic tower defense game for appropriate innovation, combined with ugc and rts game characteristics, no longer stuck in the old routine. 3.2.1. gaming background the game in this project is called the rise of the tribes and is set in a land of hills and plains where there are many tribes. the player plays the role of a tribal chieftain and needs to establish his own tribe. he needs to build blacksmith shops, barracks, walls, and other buildings from the village to train soldiers and strengthen his tribe to resist the invasion of foreign enemies, at the same time can be appropriate to other tribes of aggression, pillaging resources, for the rise of the tribes and fight. 3.2.2. rules of the game this game is a combination of ugc games and rts games tower defense game, reference to the game “tribal conflict” playstyle. in the game, players collect gold coins in mines and use gold coins to build walls, cannons and other defense facilities to resist foreign invaders. at the same time, they can build barracks and holy water pools by collecting holy water, produce soldiers and archers, and when armed forces have been built up, attack other tribes and plunder more resources. 3.3. game requirements analysis according to 3.1 and 3.2 content analysis of the two sections, we got the game requirements of the game, the following will elaborate the game requirements of the game. 3.3.1. functional requirements the functional requirements of the game can be divided into game maps, buildings, bullets, soldiers, resources, etc. the following will be a detailed introduction of the functional requirements of these objects. 1.the game map.. the game map mainly includes the map base map, the map attribute, the building construction position, the soldier moving path that the player can see in the game and so on. the details of the map are as follows: (1) the bottom of the map. the base map is designed by artists and loaded into the game by programmers in the form of pictures, frame animations, etc. . the coordinates of all the elements on the map are taken as the reference frame of the actual pixel size of the base map [12] . (2) map attributes. map attributes include map size, map type, map scale, etc. . (3) location of the building. building location refers to the coordinates of the location where the building can be built, as there may be some obstacles or gradients in the map that prevent the building from being built at that location. (4) soldier move path. soldier's moving path is a set of coordinates of the target position that the soldier can move autonomously after placing the soldier. because on the map there will be some soldiers can not cross the place, such as buildings, trees, rivers and so on. 2.buildings because this game combines the rts game, the game buildings not only include defense towers, as well as barracks, mines, blacksmiths and other buildings. buildings are the core of the game, which can be divided into appearance, type, numerical attributes, non-numerical attributes, behavior logic, etc. . details of the buildings are as follows: (1)appearance. the appearance that the building shows to the player's appearance, is the building picture display, this game uses the static picture as well as the sequence frame's way display. (2)type. the buildings in the game are classified into attack and function types. attack buildings are defense towers, while function buildings include military buildings, decorative buildings, resource buildings and other function buildings. (3)numerical properties. numerical attributes define the building's level, health, build/upgrade time, and resources required to build/upgrade. there are also unique values for different buildings, such as the speed at which the barracks can produce soldiers, the inventory of holy water bottles and money banks, and the attack power and range of the towers. (4)non-numeric properties. non-numerical attributes include building upgrade displays, upgrade effects, destroy effects, and defense tower attack effects. (5)behavioral logic. behavioral logic includes the defense tower to search for the enemy and attack the enemy and so on. 3.soldiers a soldier is an entity that a player uses to attack other players in the game. it can attack and destroy buildings, and it can also attack other players' soldiers. soldiers can be divided into basic attributes, marching attributes, and attacking attributes, status attributes and behavioral logic. here's a look at soldiers: (1)the underlying property. base attributes include soldier type, soldier appearance, soldier name, soldier volume, and soldier collision volume. (2)marching attributes. the marching attribute refers to the behavior attribute of the soldier from the initial point to the attacking target location, which includes: the soldier's marching speed, the animation resources that the soldier uses when walking, the soldier's current position, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement speed, the soldier's movement the soldier's path, etc. . (3)attack attributes. attack attribute refers to the behavior attribute of soldiers when attacking the target, which includes the animation, attack force, life, attack speed, attack range and so on. (4)status attributes. status attribute refers to the real-time status of soldiers, it includes: rest state, defense state, attack state, death state, etc. . (5)behavioral logic. the behavior logic of the soldier includes: when the soldier is generated in his tribe, the initial state is resting state; when other players attack his tribe, the soldier will become defensive state. in a defensive state, soldiers will move around in a certain area, and search into 88 the attack range of the enemy, if the search of the enemy, the soldiers will attack the enemy until the enemy died; when the player leads his soldiers to attack other players, the soldiers will turn to attack mode, find their way and attack enemy players' soldiers and buildings until all targets are destroyed. if the soldier dies, the soldier becomes dead, and the number of soldiers is reduced by one. 4.resources resources are also an important part of the game, and players need to consume resources to build and upgrade buildings and train soldiers. resources can be divided into: appearance, type, numerical attributes, non-numerical attributes, etc. . here is a detailed description of the resources: (1)appearance. the appearance is the resources to show the player's appearance, the game uses the static picture way to show the resources. (2)type. in this game, the types of resources are gold coins and holy water, respectively for building/upgrading buildings = and training soldiers. (3)numerical attributes. the numerical properties of a resource include: the interval between builds, the number of builds, the number of accommodations, and so on. (4)non-numeric properties. non-numeric attributes include: generated effects, collected effects. 3.3.2. non-functional requirement the game's non-functional requirement can be divided into the following points: availability, reliability, performance and support, system requirements and so on. below is a detailed description of the game's non-functional requirement: 1.usability this game is a major game for young and middle-aged, which requires more user-operated content, need more than the classic tower defense game thinking. but in the user's operation design more intuitive, so that users can get on to the game faster. 2.reliability in the game due to various reasons flash or forced to close, the game can record the player's current game progress, to ensure that the file is not lost. 3.performance the performance of the game is mainly reflected in the following aspects: (1) resource preloading: resource preloading refers to the need to preload the game picture resources before entering the game scene. the preload time of this game is ≤8s. (2) response to player commands: the game is controlled by the player using the keyboard and mouse, for the player through the keyboard and mouse issued commands, the game needs a quick response. the response time of the game is ≤0.1 s. (3) frame rate: in-game frame rate is a measure of the number of frames displayed, that is, how many frames are played per second. the higher the frame rate, the smoother the game. this game has a frame rate of ≥50 fps. 4. supportability this game is a combination of rts tower defense game, need to design a good game map, buildings, soldiers, resources and other objects, so that players get a better game experience. system requirements minimum configuration: operating system: windows vista processor: 1 ghz memory: 512mb ram 3d accelerated 128mb graphics card directx version: 9.0c storage: 100mb of free space is required 3.3.3. other requirements 1.ui the game's ui system through the unity3d engine ugui plug-in design. because the game's ui is relatively simple, there is no need to pre-read the ui. the game ui should include the following features: (1)in the same scenario, any two ui interfaces should jump between each other; (2)when a ui is not needed, it should be cleared (3)for different types of computer, support for the adaptation of the screen; 2.develop the system the game needs to build on the relevant values, and then will build the values into the building. 3.data system this system can count the building's build value in the game, as well as the soldiers' and buildings' combat value when the player fights. after uploading to the server, it is convenient for the developer to evaluate the balance of the game based on the data, and adjust some of the values accordingly 4.file storage the game may save some game archives and so on data to store in the local file, the convenience game reads. 3.4. game architecture design figure 1. game flow chart based on the analysis of tower defense games on the market and thinking about the characteristics of the game, the structure of the game will include the following parts. first, the main scene of the game, which is the most important scene in the game, building buildings, collecting resources, training soldiers, etc. are all done in this scene; secondly, the game's offensive scene, when the player attacks other players will enter the scene, in this scenario, the player can deploy soldiers 89 to attack the other tribe. the above two scenarios are the focus of the game and are the ones that give the player the game experience. finally, the game's attack end interface, when the player ends the attack, will enter the scene, show the player's attack results. this is the structure of the game. based on the above analysis and design of the game architecture, you can design the flow diagram of the game, as shown in figure 1. 3.5. hud game design heads up display (hud) . first used in military pilots, the pilot does not need to bow to access the dashboard information, without hindering the normal flight field of view observation, reducing the problem of distracted driving [14] . in the game, the game hud layer refers to the game-related information, such as levels, blood, money, etc. , displayed in the game screen. with this information, players would be able to learn about the most critical state of the game at any time without having to open other game interfaces to view it. this would eliminate some redundant steps and improve the game experience. based on the analysis of sections 3-4, the hud layer in the main scene would be divided into two parts. in the upper part, it would present real-time information about the player's resources, including the amount of gold coins, holy water, and precious stones, players' user names and levels. this information needs to be updated in real time by an internal program. the bottom half shows the player's attack button and shop button. click on the attack button, the player will enter the game attack scene, attack other tribes, click on the store button, the player will enter the store menu, in the store menu, the player can choose to expend resources to build buildings. this area allows the player to operate and needs to be identified by the actions of the player's mouse and keyboard. so in the main scene of the game, hud layer to achieve the functions are: player information updates, resource updates, building construction and so on. the hud layer design for the game attack scene is similar to the hud layer design for the main game scene. only part of the scene is the hud, which displays the home scene button (home) and the owned soldier. click on the main scene button, will return to the main scene; click soldiers, then click the game map can place soldiers area, soldiers will be deployed down, automatically attack the enemy. this area also allows the player to operate, the need to identify the player's mouse and keyboard operations. the hud design of the scene is shown in figure 3.7. so in the game attack scenario, the hud layer implements functions such as soldier deployment. 3.6. building design building design is one of the main focuses of the game and is highly relevant to the player's gaming experience. in this game, buildings are divided into functional buildings and defensive buildings. here are the two types of buildings: 3.6.1. functional buildings functional buildings can not attack soldiers and have certain functionality. functional buildings can be subdivided into the following categories: (1)military buildings: including training camps, barracks, shipyards (2)decorative architecture: three different types of trees (3)resource building: holy water collector, holy water bottle, gold mine, gold storage pot, windmill, gem mine (4)other buildings: town center, architect's hut, city wall 3.6.2. defensive buildings a defensive structure that can attack soldiers and defend a tribe. defensive buildings include: cannon, arrow tower. 3.7. soldier design the design of soldiers is also one of the main points of this game, it can help players attack other tribes. this game is designed for different types of soldiers, different types of soldiers have different attributes, flexible deployment of them, and the appropriate strategies to help players defeat other tribes. there are three types of soldiers in this game: (1)swordsman: high health, high attack power, but short attack range. (2)archer: capable of striking from a distance, suitable for standing behind a swordsman and dealing fatal blows to other tribes. (3)architect. used only to build buildings, with architect's huts appearing. 3.8. resource design tower defense game and resources are closely related, in this game, resources are divided into three categories, are: gold coins, holy water, precious stones. different resources have different functions. 4. game implementation 4.1. introduction to key technologies the game has two key technologies, respectively a * pathfinding algorithm and lookat method, the following will be introduced respectively: 4.1.1. a * routing algorithm a * algorithm is a typical heuristic search algorithm, often used in the game artificial intelligence to find the way to achieve, searching for the least costly path from the starting state to the target state is done primarily by examining the contiguous or contiguous states of a particular state [16] . in this game, a * pathfinding algorithm is used for soldier movement. in the a * algorithm, the search area is first simplified to a set of quantifiable nodes, and then the cost of each node is calculated by an evaluation function [17] . the evaluation function is: f = g + h. g represents the cost of moving from the current node to the current node; h represents the cost estimate from the current node to the end point. start at the starting point, select the point with the lowest value of f until the end, then go back to get the shortest path. a * the search process is as follows: (1)add starting point a to the open list and set starting point a to the current node; (2)determine the adjacent nodes around the current node. if the node is an obstacle, or is already in the open list or close list, no processing is done; if the node does not fit in the three cases, add it to the open list and add the current node to the close list. (3)calculate the f value of adjacent nodes, and if any are already in the open list, compare whether the f value under the current path is smaller. if it is smaller, the f value of that node is updated. (4)query for node m with the smallest f value in adjacent nodes, place it in the close list, and set the current node as the parent. 90 (5)if node m is the end point, the pathfinding is successful; anyway, with node m as the current node, step (2) is returned, and the loop repeats until node m is the end point. the a * pathfinding plug-in used in this game is downloaded from github. due to space limitations, the implementation code is given in appendix a. 4.1.2. lookat method lookat method in this game for defensive building attack targets and soldiers to the target, will look at the target, make the game more realistic, improve the game experience. implements the lookat method, which rotates the object's axis toward the target. we need to get the position of the object, the position of the target, using the vector2 function, get the corresponding angle, thus rotating the object, point to the target. the implementation code is as follows: public void lookat (vector3 point) { vector2 a = utilities. getscreenposition (this.transform.position-new vector3(0,0,1)) ; vector2 b = utilities. getscreenposition (this.transform.position) ; vector2 c = utilities. getscreenposition (point) ; float angle = utilities. clockwiseangleof3points (a, b, c) ; this. this } 4.2. implementation of the game interface after thinking about the game, we decided to separate the game map scene and the game interface, using the main camera class to display the game map, use the camera camerabound category to display the various interfaces of the game. 4.2.1. implementation of the main game interface in this game, the game's main interface class is called gameoverlaywindow and is controlled by the gameoverlaywindow script. first, use the awake function to initialize the game interface; then, use the start function to set the initial value of the game's three resources: gold coins, holy water, and precious stones, and at the same time, call the collectresource function to ensure that the resource information is updated in real time; finally, set the attack button and the shop button, and activate them with the onclick () function. 4.2.2. implementation of the game attack interface in this game, the game attack interface class named attack overlaywindow, by the attack overlaywindow script control. first, the game interface is initialized using the awake function; then the home button is set; finally, the swordsman and archer buttons are set, and the corresponding counter display is configured. the next button was originally set up to go to the next tribe, but since only one tribe has been developed so far, the next button is not shown. 4.2.3. implementation of the game attack end interface in this game, the game attack closing interface class is named resultwindow and is controlled by the resultwindow script. first, use the awake function to initialize the game interface; then, set the returnhome button; and finally, use the setdata function to compute the results of the interface, such as the number of swords and archers used to win or lose. 4.2.4. implementation of the game store interface in this game, the game store interface class is named shopwindow and is controlled by the shopwindow script, the categoryitem script, and the subcategoryitem script. the store's interface is divided into two levels. the first level is a categoryitem of the building, including army, defence, other, resources, treasure and decorations, buttons are set up, and when you click the button, you go to the corresponding sub-category. on the second floor are subcategoryitems, such as the cannon and tower in the defence building, which have buttons that can be clicked to make a purchase. the interface of the subcategory is shown in figure 4.6. finally, the background of the shop is added to form the shop interface. the store interface also has a backbutton and a closebutton. 4.2.5. the realization of the game map the game map consists of four elements: sand, ground, grid, and cliff. in this section, map movement is an important and difficult point, which is described below: in this game, the main camera will be moved to achieve the game screen map movement, controlled by the camera manager. the onscenepan () function is used to move the map, and the updatepaninertia () function is used to move the map. at the same time, we should also set the boundaries of the map, that is, set the boundaries of the main camera to move, the clampamera () function to achieve. through the above steps, you can move the map. 4.3. building the building building buildings is the core of the game, but also the need to achieve the difficult point of technology. we will implement it in two parts. 4.3.1. builder in this game, architects are required to build buildings that can not be generated immediately. therefore, when building a building, look for idle architects. if not, it can not be built, and the window “all builders are busy” will pop up, as shown in figure 4.10. it is controlled by the baseitem script and the builders busy window script, which first searches for idle architects via the getfreebuilder () function and then activates the architect to build via the builderaction () function. 4.3.2. building after the player has purchased the building from the store interface, the building will be generated randomly on the map where it can be built, controlled by the scenemanger script and the groundmanager and soundmanager scripts, as shown in figure 4.11, this is done in five steps: (1) find the free space first, we need to find a random free position for the building. the getrandomfreepositionforitem () function is used to obtain a valid random position, and the getfreepositionforitem () function gives the building a free position. (2) free-position build detection before building, you need to detect the previously selected location to determine whether it can be built. you can not build beyond the map or if there are other buildings in the location. if the selected free position is not valid, the free position is re-selected and implemented by the ispositionplacable () function. (3) building-generated location 91 after these two steps, the final building position is obtained, which is controlled by the getiteminposition () function. (4) building ids were generated each building has its own unique id, for a new building, we need to give it a new id, so that the convenience of background access to its data. (5) building generation after the above four steps, all the links are ready, and the final building is generated by the additem () function. 4.3.3. moving the building after building is randomly generated, if the player is not satisfied with the location of the building, the building can be moved. there are two special situations when moving a building. first, you can't move the map when you're in an attack scenario, and second, the wall is a special type of building that takes on different shapes when multiple walls are built together. moving the building will deal with these two situations. moving a building is divided into four steps: selecting a building, starting to move, moving, and stopping to move. this is controlled by the baseitem script and the scenemanager script together with the soundmanager script. the implementation is shown in figure 2. (1)select the building implemented by the set selected () function, the selected ui appears when selected and the sound effects are played. (2)start moving controlled by the onitemdragstart () function, the movement is checked to see if there is a special case, if it is in a game attack scenario, it can not be moved; if it is a wall that is moved, it needs to be updated. figure 2. moving buildings (3)moving is implemented by the onitemdrag () function, and then starts moving, updating the location of the building and displaying the ui based on whether the location can be placed, the grid color of the selected building's ui appears green; otherwise, it appears red. (4)stop moving controlled by the onitemdragstop () function, the location is checked for placement, and if it is, the grid color of the ui for the selected building is green; otherwise, it is red, and the location information is updated. 4.4. the realization of defensive buildings defensive buildings defense named defender class, it's steps are as follows: in the attack area to search for attackers, activate the defense, attack the target. the effect is shown in figure 3. it is controlled by the defender script. (1) search for attackers implemented by the searchfor attacker () function, which uses cooperative exploration to search for attackers and enter a defensive state if the searched attacker is not destroyed. (2)initiate defense firstly, the nearest target is preferentially attacked, which is controlled by the getnearesttargetitem () function, searching all the objects in the attack range, removing the non-attacker targets, comparing the distance of the remaining attacker targets, and obtaining the nearest target; then start the defense, by defend () function to achieve, search to the target, will enter the defense cycle, by defendloop () function to achieve, if the target health value is greater than 0, the defensive building to initiate an attack state, attack the target. (3) attack the target implemented by the hittarget () function, defensive buildings will attack the target until it is destroyed. figure 3. implementation of a defensive building 4.5. realization of soldiers the realization of soldiers is divided into soldiers deployment, soldiers movement and soldiers attack. here's how to make it happen. the effect is shown in figure 4. 4.5.1. deployment of soldiers in this game, the soldier's deployment needs the player to click the soldier button first, then clicks on the game map the player wants to deploy the position. because the actions and code for clicking buttons have already been explained above, this section will show you how to implement click-to-play maps. clicking on the game map is called the ontapground class and is controlled by the scenemanager script. through the function ontapground () implementation, first to determine whether to choose a 92 swordsman or archer, and then the interface to settle the number of soldiers consumption statistics, sensing the location of the click, update the corresponding information. 4.5.2. soldier movement the soldier's movement is based on the shortest path found by the a * algorithm. through the walker script, we will implement the soldier's movement in the following parts: (1) updating the walking state controlled by the walkupdate () function, the location is updated in real time by calculating the distance traveled. (2) walkupdate to the target location by the walktoposition () function, at this point, because there is a special kind of building-the wall, we need to distinguish between the main game scene to walk or walk in the game attack scene. in the attack scenario, soldiers can destroy the wall without having to walk around it. (3) end of walk implemented by the finish walk () function, which sets the walk state to false and updates the position to the target position. 4.5.3. soldier attack a soldier's attack is like a defensive building's defense, but the soldier attacks the target based on the path he walks. the soldier's attack is controlled by an attacker script, which consists of the following sections. among them, the same code as the defense part of the defense building, such as (), () , etc. , will not be repeated. (1) search for the nearest target to attack it is realized by the attacknearesttarget () function, and based on the method of getting the nearest target, the attack target is obtained. figure 4. soldier deployment, movement, and attack implementation (2) attack it is realized by the attack () function, which first obtains the position of the target and controls the soldier to go to the target. when the target enters the attack range, the soldier stops walking and enters the attack cycle. the attack cycle is realized by the attackloop () function. if the target is destroyed, the attack will stop. if the target's life value is greater than 0, the attack will continue until the target's life value is less than 0. (3) detect whether the target exceeds the attack range implemented by the checktargetbeyondrange () function, if the distance between the target and the soldier is less than or equal to the attack range, the soldier stops walking and enters the attack cycle. (4) soldier attack sound implemented by the playhitsound () function, it is divided into swordsman attack sound and archer attack sound. 4.6. resource implementation resource realization includes resource generation, resource collection, resource consumption and resource information update, which are controlled by production script and scenemanager script. the implementation is described in detail below. 4.6.1. resource generation the generation of resources is relatively simple, as long as in the specified building in accordance with the production rate of the generation of resources can be. resource generation is accomplished by the updateproduction () function. when the amount of production is greater than or equal to the specified number to be collected, the resource can be collected and the corresponding icon pops up. the effect is shown in figure 5. figure 5. resource generation 4.6.2. collection of resources figure 6. collection of resources 93 after the resource is generated, the player can collect the resource, and after collecting, the resource will be produced again. when the collection, will play the corresponding sound effects and launch the corresponding particle system, the information collected will be displayed in the main interface. the collection of resources is implemented by the collectresource () function, which emits the particle system, plays the collection audio, and the collection ui disappears, updates the last collection time, and updates the amount of resources in the main interface, the effect is shown in figure 6. 4.6.3. consumption of resources resources are expended when players train soldiers or build buildings. resource consumption is achieved by the consumeresource (-rrbfunction, which determines whether there is enough storage to consume, cancels the operation if there is not enough, and updates the resouuie ui when there is enough. 4.6.4. update of resource information resource information needs to be updated because both resource collection and resource consumption can change the amount of resources. resource updates are implemented by the refreshresourceuis () function and are updated on the resource ui of the game interface. figure 7. the overall effect of the game 5. debugging and testing of the game 5.1. game test after debugging, the game can already be run on the computer, the game screen will not be stuck, nor flash or forced to close the phenomenon, consistent with the stability of the game. at the same time, after playing the game, the difficulty was moderate and the game was playable and balanced. players into the game, according to their own preferences, the game experience, play the whole game. the normal game test is shown in table 1. the results are shown in figure 8. table 1. normal game test use case name normal game basic description the player plays the game normally test scenarios players play the game as they see fit expected results the game is running smoothly with no apparent bugs or hiccups actual results found a bug in the game judgment pass figure 8. normal game test chart 94 6. summary and outlook 6.1. full text summary because tower defense game in recent years into the old routine, lack of creativity, the game through the reference game “tribal conflict”, combined with rts, ugc and the characteristics of tower defense game, tower defense game for a certain degree of innovation. the main work of this article includes: game requirements analysis. according to the characteristics of tower defense game and the rules of the game, and the current popular tower defense game “tribal conflict” as a reference, combined with ugc and rts game characteristics, the demand for this game was analyzed. game design. based on the analysis of the requirements of the game, it designed three scenes in the game, fifteen buildings, two soldiers, three resources, and introduced their corresponding attributes and functions. the realization of the game. according to the design of the game, the functions of the main scene, the attack scene and the attack scene, as well as the switching between them, the creation and movement of buildings, the attack of defensive buildings, the deployment of soldiers, mobile and attack, resource generation, collection and information updating are the core contents of the game. debugging and testing. test the game, check whether the functions of the various parts of the implementation, whether the smooth operation of the game, etc. 6.2. outlook the game is still in the beta stage, with many details and features yet to be developed. the next steps will be to further refine the game and develop more features. for example: build the game's build upgrade system, buildings and soldiers will have a stronger function after the upgrade. add levels to the game as appropriate. adjust the price of a building. enrich the buildings and soldiers in the game. develop online functionality. fix game bugs. i believe that the game will be more 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[17] dunway. interactive design of astar routing algorithm based on c # winform [j]. information technology and informatization, 2021(08): 80-83. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 11 hardware accelerated optimization of deep learning model on artificial intelligence chip zhimei chen university of california, santa barbara, usa abstract: with the rapid development of deep learning technology, the demand for computing resources is increasing, and the accelerated optimization of hardware on artificial intelligence (ai) chip has become one of the key ways to solve this challenge. this paper aims to explore the hardware acceleration optimization strategy of deep learning model on ai chip to improve the training and inference performance of the model. in this paper, the method and practice of optimizing deep learning model on ai chip are deeply analyzed by comprehensively considering the hardware characteristics such as parallel processing ability, energy-efficient computing, neural network accelerator, flexibility and programmability, high integration and heterogeneous computing structure. by designing and implementing an efficient convolution accelerator, the computational efficiency of the model is improved. the introduction of energy-efficient computing effectively reduces energy consumption, which provides feasibility for the practical application of mobile devices and embedded systems. at the same time, the optimization design of neural network accelerator becomes the core of hardware acceleration, and deep learning calculation such as convolution and matrix operation are accelerated through special hardware structure, which provides strong support for the real-time performance of the model. by analyzing the actual application cases of hardware accelerated optimization in different application scenarios, this paper highlights the key role of hardware accelerated optimization in improving the performance of deep learning model. hardware accelerated optimization not only improves the computing efficiency, but also provides efficient and intelligent computing support for ai applications in different fields. keywords: artificial intelligence chip; hardware accelerated; deep learning. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid development of artificial intelligence (ai) technology, deep learning model has become the key driving force for breakthroughs in many application fields. however, with the increasing complexity and scale of the deep learning model, the demand for computing resources has also increased exponentially. in order to meet this demand, researchers have turned their attention to hardware acceleration technology, among which ai chip has attracted much attention as an important hardware implementation method. the rise of ai chip indicates that hardware design is moving towards a more specialized and efficient direction. compared with the traditional general-purpose processor, ai chip can provide higher energy efficiency ratio and computing performance, so that the deep learning model can complete the training and inference tasks in a shorter time [1]. in the research of hardware accelerated optimization of deep learning model, a problem that cannot be ignored is how to better balance the requirements of computing and storage. the training and inference process of deep learning model need a lot of parameters and intermediate data, so the efficient use of storage system becomes a key aspect to improve performance. the focus of this paper is on the hardware acceleration optimization of deep learning model on ai chip, aiming at deeply discussing how to achieve efficient processing of deep learning tasks through clever design and optimization of hardware structure. through in-depth study of hardware acceleration technology, this study is expected to provide strong guidance for the design and development of ai chips in the future and promote the wide application of deep learning technology in various fields. the research results of this paper will provide substantial support for improving the performance of deep learning model, reducing energy consumption and promoting the innovative development of ai technology. 2. deep learning model with the rapid development of deep learning, convolutional neural network (cnn), as a deep learning model specially used for processing images and sequence data, has gradually become one of the core technologies in computer vision, natural language processing and other fields [2-3]. the success of cnn lies not only in its excellent performance, but also in its ability to automatically learn and express data features hierarchically. the model structure of the classic cnn model alexnet is shown in figure 1. figure 1. model structure of alexnet first of all, the core idea of cnn is to capture local features in input data through convolution operation. this way of local perception enables cnn to efficiently model the spatial hierarchy in the image, so as to better understand and extract the features of the image [4]. by sharing weights, the convolution layer effectively reduces the number of parameters, improves the calculation efficiency of the model, and realizes the modeling of translation invariance while maintaining sensitivity to local features, making the model more generalized. 12 secondly, the introduction of pooling layer further enhances cnn's abstract ability. through pooling operation, cnn can reduce the dimension of data while retaining important information, accelerate the training process of the model, and reduce the risk of over-fitting. the role of pooling layer is to extract the main features, so as to achieve a more abstract expression of images or sequence data at a high level. the multi-level structure of cnn also makes it suitable for feature extraction at different levels. from the bottom edge and texture to the high-level semantic information, cnn has formed an automatic learning feature extractor through feature extraction and abstraction layer by layer, which makes the model adapt to the feature requirements of different tasks [5]. in addition, by introducing activation function and regularization technology, cnn can better deal with nonlinear relations and prevent over-fitting, and improve the generalization ability of the model. in recent years, the deep learning community has continuously improved and optimized cnn, and introduced innovative structures such as residual network and attention mechanism, which made cnn achieve remarkable results in more complex tasks and larger data sets. as a powerful deep learning model, cnn has not only performed well in the field of image processing, but also achieved remarkable success in many other fields [6-7]. its hierarchical feature learning and sensitivity to local information make cnn have a wide application prospect in dealing with complex data and solving practical problems. 3. analysis of hardware characteristics of ai chip with the continuous progress of ai technology, ai chip is the core hardware component to support and promote ai application, and the analysis of its hardware characteristics is very important for understanding its performance and application fields. ai tasks usually involve large-scale matrix operations and neural network training, which puts great demands on computing power. one of the hardware characteristics of ai chip is its powerful parallel processing ability. through parallel computing unit and specific hardware structure, ai chip can process multiple data at the same time, improve computing efficiency, and thus accelerate the training and inference process of deep learning model [8]. energy efficiency is one of the most important indicators in ai chip design. compared with traditional general-purpose processors, ai chips usually adopt special architecture and design to improve energy efficiency. hardware-specific optimization, such as hardware acceleration and low-power design of deep learning algorithm, enables ai chips to use energy more efficiently and reduce computing costs when performing large-scale ai tasks. the design of ai chip usually integrates a special neural network accelerator. these accelerators are hardware units for deep learning tasks, which accelerate the forward propagation and backward propagation of neural networks by efficiently performing convolution and matrix operations. this hardware feature makes ai chip have excellent performance when dealing with large-scale neural networks. although ai chips usually have special hardware accelerators, their design also pays attention to flexibility and programmability. this means that ai chips can adapt to different ai tasks and be used flexibly in different application scenarios [9]. the programmable design enables the chip to adapt to the new algorithm and model structure through firmware or software update. in order to improve the performance of the whole system, ai chips are usually highly integrated. in addition to the neural network accelerator, it is also possible to integrate multiple functional units such as storage controller and memory to reduce communication delay and improve data throughput, thus better supporting large-scale deep learning tasks. in order to better adapt to different types of ai tasks, ai chips usually adopt heterogeneous computing structures. this design allows different types of computing units to work together to optimally complete various complex ai tasks, including image recognition, natural language processing and so on. the hardware characteristics of ai chip show remarkable advantages in its parallel processing ability, energy-efficient computing, neural network accelerator, flexibility and programmability, high integration and heterogeneous computing structure. these characteristics provide powerful computing support for ai applications and promote the rapid development of ai technology in various fields. with the continuous progress of technology, the hardware characteristics of ai chips will continue to evolve, providing more efficient and innovative solutions for a wider range of application scenarios. 4. hardware accelerated optimization of cnn on ai chip with the rapid development of deep learning technology, cnn, as the core model in tasks such as image processing and pattern recognition, is widely used in ai applications, which puts higher demands on computing resources. in order to give full play to the potential of cnn on ai chip, hardware accelerated optimization has become an inevitable choice to improve performance and efficiency. the training and inference process of cnn involves a lot of convolution and matrix operations, which puts great demands on computing resources. through hardware acceleration optimization on ai chip, we can use hardware parallelism and special convolution accelerator to significantly improve the computational efficiency. this helps to shorten the training time of the model and accelerate the real-time inference task, making the ai application more responsive. by using cnn on ai chip to accelerate hardware optimization, we can improve computing efficiency, reduce power consumption, achieve higher real-time performance, and support complex models and large-scale data processing. this not only has an important impact on the performance improvement of current ai applications, but also opens up new possibilities for broader ai application scenarios in the future [10]. when designing cnn for hardware acceleration optimization on ai chip, we need to consider many factors such as hardware structure, computing efficiency and energy consumption. a special convolution accelerator is designed, which can perform convolution operations in parallel to improve the computational efficiency. the calculation formula of convolution operation is:         1 0 1 0 ,, m m n n nmnjmiij mac (1) 13 where ijc is the element of output feature map, njmia  , is the element of input feature map, and nmm , is the weight of convolution kernel. using distributed cache structure, the input data and model parameters are quantized, and floating point numbers are converted into fixed points, which reduces data storage requirements and speeds up calculation. the calculation formula of quantification is:       orscale_fact float_data data=roundquantized_ (2) in the direct convolution optimization, there are several levels of data sharing. in the original algorithm, one thread completes the calculation of one neuron, so each thread needs to input 3×3 inputs, and 16 neurons need a total of 16× 3 inputs. assuming that one thread completes the calculation of 16 neurons, it only needs to input 6×6 inputs, which is 1/4 of the original input. if different worker threads in the same wrap can share data, as long as there is enough filter, the input can be greatly reduced. 5. experimental analysis in order to verify the applicability and effectiveness of the proposed software-hardware collaborative framework in cnn optimization, this section embeds the framework into the mainstream cnn model goolenet. in this paper, cudn, a deep neural network library developed by nvidia, is used as the experimental comparison baseline to realize the optimization and acceleration of googlenet. on the other hand, the framework proposed in this paper is embedded into the network architecture of googlenet, which is converted into matrix multiplication as the input of the kernel function batch matrix, and then the matrix is processed by the proposed batch gemm kernel function in parallel to realize the parallel optimization of convolution, thus accelerating the training process of googlenet. figure 2 shows the time performance comparison of inception3a layer in googlenet. it can be seen that the overall running time of the inception3a layer after batch processing is lower than that of cudnn, and the average performance acceleration is about 1.26x. figure 2. comparison of time performance of inception3a layer therefore, experiments show that embedding the end-toend collaborative processing framework into cnn model can improve the performance, and the framework proposed in this paper has its applicability for networks with large convolution operations, and can operate batch matrices. the experimental results show that the proposed framework accelerates the performance of cnn model compared with cudnn, which is of great significance to speed up the training process of cnn. 6. conclusion by comprehensively analyzing the key elements of hardware acceleration optimization, including parallel processing ability, energy-efficient computing, neural network accelerator, flexibility and programmability, high integration and heterogeneous computing structure, this paper deeply discusses the method and practice of optimizing deep learning model on ai chip. the design and optimization of neural network accelerator 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(2020). a note on implementation methodologies of deep learning-based signal detection for conventional mimo transmitters. ieee transactions on broadcasting, (99), 1-2. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 19 research on object trajectory detection system based on computer vision daiji liu jinan thomas school, jinan, china abstract: the main task of object trajectory detection is to collect and synthesize all kinds of information generated in the process of object motion, and get the displacement information of object in 3d space. vision is one of the important ways for human beings to perceive the external environment and the cognitive world, and it plays a very important role in human life. with the development of computer technology and signal processing technology, a computer vision discipline based on the principle of simulating human eyes has gradually formed. in this paper, an object trajectory detection system based on computer vision is studied to realize object trajectory detection. in this paper, an improved particle filter algorithm is used to track moving objects. the research results show that the improved particle filter algorithm effectively reduces the influence of calculation error and nonlinear error on the measurement system and improves its accuracy. the practical application results show that the measurement error of the system can be controlled at about 5% when considering various error factors, which can meet the needs of practical application. keywords: computer vision; object trajectory detection; particle filtering. 1. introduction with the arrival of the intelligent era of industry 4. 0, the space trajectory tracking system is more and more widely used in the field of human-computer interaction. with the continuous development of sensor technology, mems (micro electro mechanical system) acceleration sensor appears, which has the advantages of small size, low power consumption, high accuracy and sensitivity, good linearity and so on [1-2], and is widely used in system positioning, displacement detection and mechanical measurement. at present, binocular vision system is mainly used in mobile robot navigation system, national defense, biomedicine, industry, video monitoring, human-computer interaction, military, traffic monitoring and other fields. the extraction of 3d motion trajectory of objects based on binocular vision mainly involves two aspects: on the one hand, binocular stereo vision technology; on the other hand, the detection and tracking of moving objects [3-4]. in order to obtain the spatial 3d data of an object, the 3d reconstruction technology is introduced, while the 3d reconstruction technology based on binocular vision is a non-contact measurement method, which does not need a lot of hardware support and is convenient and accurate, so the 3d reconstruction based on binocular vision has been paid more and more attention. in this paper, an object trajectory detection system based on computer vision is studied to realize object trajectory detection. 2. system structure design the most basic modules to complete the above requirements are acceleration sensor data acquisition driver and displacement calculation module [5]. for the flexibility of the system, a control module with clear interface and low coupling with other modules is needed. among them, the control part of the system is divided into two parts: the control interface of the application layer and the core driver layer. a good system design is very important for the performance, safety and stability of the system. the acceleration sensor is used to measure the acceleration of an object as the original data for calculating the speed and displacement. because the coordinate axis of the acceleration sensor will change with the direction of the object when moving in 3d space, the gyro is used to measure the angular velocity of the moving object, and the acceleration value measured in the moving coordinate system is converted into the static reference coordinate system as a parameter for operation. this paper presents an object trajectory detection system based on computer vision. the space tracking system of mems accelerometer mainly includes two parts [6-7], one is the mobile terminal and the other is the base station. among them, the main functions of accelerating signal acquisition, a/d conversion, digital filtering and signal transmission are completed. the main function of a base station is to receive and process signals. the overall framework of the system is described in figure 1: figure 1. overall system architecture 20 among them, the detection module is mainly composed of an acceleration sensor and a gyro, which is used to detect the acceleration generated by the moving object, and a gyro; among them, the control module mainly completes the functions of signal acquisition, circuit control, data transmission and so on; the upper computer processing module is responsible for realizing the core functions of the wood system, including error processing, acceleration integration and other functions. gyroscope is an instrument used to measure the selected speed or rotation angle of an object. because the system works in 3d space environment, it is necessary to filter the gravity acceleration component and transform the coordinates according to the acceleration output component of the gyroscope, so the three-axis gyroscope is selected for this system. embedded 8051 compatible microcontroller, rf transceiver and 9-channel 10-bit a/d converter [8]. it has stable working frequency, few peripheral circuit devices, low power consumption and high system stability. the optimal monopole microstrip printed board antenna with a quarter wavelength is connected to ant1 and ant2 terminals, and the receiving terminal sends data. the circuit is powered by two voltage stabilizing circuits, 3v and 5v respectively. 3. key technology realization the determination of acceleration is based on the second law of newtonian mechanics [9]: the acceleration of an object is proportional to the force it receives, to its own mass, and the direction of its acceleration is proportional to the force it receives. this method is to change the current on the accelerometer by using the position of the moving contact point on the potentiometer, so as to convert the acceleration signal into an electronic signal and then output it. dampers are used to improve the dynamic characteristics of the vibration system, and supports are used to make the measured object move on the sensitive axis, thus ensuring the acceleration to be consistent in different directions [10]. in this paper, a new mems acceleration sensor is proposed, which uses a new silicon-based cantilever beam and a flexible shafting to replace the traditional spring. inductive force can be divided into two types, one is piezoresistive induction, and the other is capacitive induction. in the process of moving, due to the tension of the spring, the sensitive capacitor is displaced, so that its capacitance value changes, and then it outputs current. vision is one of the important ways for human beings to perceive the external environment and the cognitive world, and it plays a very important role in human life. with the development of computer technology and signal processing technology, a computer vision discipline based on the principle of simulating human eyes has gradually formed. the research based on binocular vision is the main research content in the field of computer vision. its essence is to use binocular cameras to imitate human eyes to capture external information, and to obtain sequence images of the same scene from different perspectives through two cameras, and then input the captured information into the computer, so that the computer can perceive the structure and motion information of 3d objects from two-dimensional images, and recognize and understand the objects [11-12]. in the process of moving object tracking, in order to enhance the robustness and real-time tracking under occlusion, the trajectory prediction step of moving object is often added to reduce the search feature area. at present, the common prediction algorithms of moving target trajectory include linear prediction algorithm, kalman filter algorithm and its extended algorithm, particle filter algorithm and various improved algorithms. in this paper, particle filter algorithm is used to track moving objects. particle filter is a filtering method for nonlinear and nongaussian systems based on monte carlo idea. it has no restrictions on the process noise and measurement noise of the system. by predicting and updating the sampling set from the probability density function of the system, it can approximate the bayesian estimation of the nonlinear system and give the approximate optimal suggested distribution. the problems existing in traditional particle filtering will lead to the loss or inaccurate tracking of moving targets. aiming at the above problems, this paper improves the particle filter. background modeling is to build a background image without moving targets. it is an analysis process of sequence images, and the background and targets are separated from continuous multi-frame images. take the continuous n frame image sequence, and the average value obtained by accumulating it is used as the background image. it can be expressed by the following formula:    nkkknkkkk ff n bfff n b   11 111  (1) where kb is the background image and kf is the current image. parameter n is the key to correct the background image by statistical average method. for moving objects that do not appear frequently in the scene, choosing an appropriate parameter n will make the estimated background image more realistic. particle filter is a statistical filtering method based on monte carlo method and recursive bayesian estimation, which uses monte carlo method to solve the integral operation in bayesian estimation according to the theorem of large numbers. the color histogram construction method is as follows:        n i i uxfkuh 1 0  (2) where  is a kronecker function;  ixf is the indicator function of the number of segments divided by the pixel point ix in the image at 8*8*4; u is the index value of histogram segment number; s is a histogram normalization constant; k is the total number of pixels in the target area. whether the moving object suddenly accelerates or changes direction, the essence of its improved adaptive model is to spread particles around to increase the diversity and distribution range of particles. considering the possibility of the object moving around at the following place, the particle state is transferred in the four directions of yx, , so as to expand the diversity of particles while keeping the number of particles unchanged. whether the moving object is blocked or suddenly accelerates or changes direction, the similarity value  can be used to adaptively adjust the coefficients of the state prediction model to update its model. then the improved second-order adaptive state prediction model is described as follows. 121   kkkk cwbsass (3) 21 among them,  kkk yxs , ,   11 ea ,   1eb , 1 ,c , c is selected according to the need of noise level. 4. experimental test results the object trajectory detection system uses an acceleration sensor to measure the movement displacement of the object, thus obtaining the movement trajectory, converting the voltage output by the sensor into acceleration, and then filtering, correcting and calculating the displacement. in this paper, the sampling frequency of 50hz is used to collect data for about 10 seconds, and a total of 510 groups of data are collected. after the acceleration signal is filtered, it is sampled randomly, and then the error is compensated, so that the corresponding velocity and displacement values are obtained, which is the final processing result. without using the particle filtering algorithm, the displacement of 1.3m along the x axis is obtained, and the displacement of 0.74m is obtained. after using the two error processing methods, the displacement obtained by integration is 0.86 meters when the actual utilization rate of cpu is 15.36%, which is closer to the actual distance, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. relationship between cpu utilization rate and measurement accuracy it can be seen that when the average cpu utilization rate is 67.69%, the actual measured value of the sensor is 0.825 meters after moving for 1 meter, and the error is about 17.28%. running programs such as music playing and word editing software in the background of the system makes the load rate of the processor change differently. with the decrease of the utilization rate of the processor, the accuracy is obviously improved. when the cpu utilization rate is below 20%, the accuracy of the motion trajectory detection system reaches the highest, and the error rate is about 5%. it shows that the system can accurately calculate the motion displacement of the object and realize the accurate measurement of the motion trajectory of the object. 5. conclusion in order to obtain the spatial 3d data of an object, the 3d reconstruction technology is introduced, while the 3d reconstruction technology based on binocular vision is a noncontact measurement method, which does not need a lot of hardware support and is convenient and accurate, so the 3d reconstruction based on binocular vision has been paid more and more attention. in this paper, an object trajectory detection system based on computer vision is studied to realize object trajectory detection. when the improved particle filter algorithm is used and the actual utilization rate of cpu is 15.36%, the displacement obtained by integration is 0.86 meters. with the decrease of the utilization rate of the processor, the 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[12] chatzidakis, s., liu, z. , hayward, j. p. , & scaglione, j. m. a generalized muon trajectory estimation algorithm with energy loss for application to muon tomography [j]. journal of applied physics,2018, 123(12), 124903. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 111 on development of metaverse and digital ecology safety qiangchun wang * school of fusion media, sichuan university of media and communications, chengdu 611745, china * corresponding author email: emsn@qq.com abstract: the metaverse is not just an extension of physical life into the digital realm but a profound change in the new generation of the digital realm. the metaverse is the future integration of all elements, including the internet, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, immersive experience, blockchain technology, internet of things, internet of body, cloud computing, and virtual twins. several dimensions, such as object, subject, time, entity, and virtuality, can divide the metaverse into four primary forms: augmented reality, life log, virtual twin, and virtual reality. the metaverse means that more and more of our lives, labor, leisure, time, wealth, happiness, and relationships will be spent in virtual worlds. the problems in the cloud universe include the illegal collection of private data, violation of personal rights, digital human evil, data security, increased digital divide, robot evil, artificial intelligence discrimination, health issues, and the gamification of life. it is the direction to build the metaverse, keep the digital ecological environment pleasant, and promote the overall development of humanity. keywords: metaverse; virtual reality; augmented reality; virtual twin; digital ecology; cyber security. 1. introduction the metaverse is a persistent, living digital world that provides individuals with a sense of substitution, social presence, awareness of shared spaces, and the ability to participate in a broad virtual economy with profound social implications. so far, few seem to be able to explain what the metaverse is or will be built, and some even wonder if it is too early to call this a period of metaverse development. however, the sense of smell of capital is always the most sensitive, and the development of the metaverse at home and abroad is in full swing. “in the intelligent society shaped by the metaverse, the highly developed digital intelligence technology and social life are mutually constructed, deeply rewriting the relationship between man and the world, man and society, man and information, and man and self.” [1] there are four primary forms of metaverse: augmented reality, life log, mirror world, and virtual reality. the metaverse includes virtual reality, social media posting, live broadcasts, artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, computer vision, and other technologies. what the metaverse is has not yet been defined. still, the development prospects of the metaverse have become apparent, as marshall mcluhan said: “the u.s. securities and exchange commission reports that in the first six months of 2022, the word metaverse appeared in regulatory filings more than 1,100 times. the previous year saw 260 mentions. the preceding two decades? fewer than a dozen in total.” [2] 2. the background and market prospects of the metaverse neal stephenson coined the term “metaverse” in his 1992 science fiction novel avalanche. in the novel, the “metaverse” refers to a virtual reality-based digital world in which real people use their digital avatars to escape into the virtual world and avoid the harsh real world. now, as the concept evolves, that definition has become more nuanced. it has since been categorized as everything from the new internet to virtual societies, the fusion of virtual and physical realities, persistent virtual spaces, and the return of the virtual twin of our world. the metaverse is a multi-user, real-time virtual realm where individuals worldwide can network, coexist, socialize, and exchange value. it is an extension of the internet and an iterative upgrade of the internet. the fourth era of computing and networking was the first phase from the 1950s to the 1970s; the second was the personal computer and the internet from the 1980s to the mid-2000s; and the third was today’s mobile and cloud era. each generation has changed the elements of who, when, where, why, and how to access computing and network resources. these changes profoundly affect each stage. few have explained what the metaverse is or will be; some even wonder if it is too early to call it a period of metaverse development. however, the sense of smell of capital is always the most sensitive, and the development of the metaverse at home and abroad is in full swing. the sec (u.s. securities and exchange commission) reported that the term metaverse appeared more than 1,100 times in regulatory filings in the first six months of 2022, in contrast to 260 mentions in the previous year. only a dozen was mentioned in the first two decades. [3] the basic technology and talents of the metaverse have been preliminarily available, but over the years, countries worldwide have postponed their digital transformation plans for various reasons. however, when the covid-19 epidemic ravaged the world, the world completed the integration of online and offline almost overnight. visionary companies have discovered massive deposits buried in the digital data ecology and organized elite soldiers to dig them out day and night. facebook (facebook) first changed its parent company's name to “meta”. the other six largest listed companies worldwide, amazon, apple, google, microsoft, nvidia, and tencent, are also busy recruiting talents, reorganizing their structures, and enhancing r&d capabilities, preparing to release dozens of billion-dollars metaverse products. earlier this year, microsoft announced the largest acquisition in big 112 tech history, buying gaming giant activision blizzard for $75 billion. mckinsey & company estimates that in the first five months of this year, corporations, private equity firms, and venture capitalists made a combined $120 billion in metaverse-related investments. by 2024, the metaverse will provide a massive $800 billion market. “in addition to the major internet companies deploying the metaverse, some cities have quietly started wrestling and contesting the metaverse, and the term “metaverse” has appeared in government work reports and industrial plans in many regions. for example, shanghai has written the metaverse into “14th five-year plan for national economic and social development and the outline plan of the longrange objectives through the year 2035”, a metaverse special committee was established in hangzhou, the netease metaverse industrial base was settled in sanya, and a metaverse innovation laboratory in shenzhen...” [4] the metaverse is resilient against risk. when the global covid-19 epidemic is raging, metaverse helps the health department to monitor the outbreak, helps many small businesses to tide over the difficulties, and also helps many users to order food, shop, study, hold meetings, live broadcast, exercise, and even participate in telemedicine through the internet. technology is people-oriented, and so is the metaverse. as endowed fast, low-carbon combines cuttingedge technology and humanistic care. the metaverse is on the cusp of capital pursuit. the internet has been integrated into life. the deeper the digital and physical realities integration, the more critical and valuable data will become. it is in this sense that data is far more valuable than oil. the digital ecology environment’s innovation and development are in full swing. on the one hand, it is nurturing and reshaping the world; on the other hand. it is necessary to see that the metaverse is complex, with good and evil, with many potential threats. it is essential to cultivate netizens’ correct digital ethics and moral literacy, improve the network’s technical safety standards, and strengthen the construction of laws and regulations. 3. basic concepts and basic forms of the metaverse the metaverse is the future integration of all elements, including the internet, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, immersive experience, blockchain technology, internet of things (iot), internet of body (iob), cloud computing, and virtual twin. the six technical pillars bigant supporting the metaverse include blockchain technology, interactive technology, video game technology, artificial intelligence technology, intelligent network technology, and internet of things technology. however, there is no clear definition of what the metaverse is. there are different opinions on the metaverse, with other cases using various combinations of augmented reality, virtual reality, nft, and blockchain technologies, and all refer to the result as the “metaverse.” so, what exactly is the metaverse? it is interoperable and interconnective, but there is a lack of standard, concise, coherent definitions or accepted features or capabilities. the metaverse is a world where computing seamlessly overlays the physical world around us. virtual worlds will have three fundamental properties: social presence, network continuity, multi-person sharing, and interoperability. a largescale and interoperable network of real-time rendering 3d virtual worlds that can be simultaneously and continuously experienced by massive users, with continuity of data such as identities, histories, rights, objects, communications, and payments. the metaverse cannot be described as wearable devices such as immersive virtual reality headsets or augmented reality glasses; it cannot simply be equated with online games or be confused with web 3.0, ntf, and blockchain. all three are possibly an essential part of the metaverse. the connotations and boundaries of the metaverse are full of unknowns. virtual devices, platforms, software, technologies, or principles are only a part of the metaverse. arbitrarily defining the metaverse may be a blind man touching an elephant. microsoft believes the metaverse consists of virtual twins, simulated environments, and mixed reality. augmented, virtual, and mixed reality are ever-changing thoughts, showing more streams of consciousness and growing in cyberspace. the mirror world is to replicate the appearance, content, and structure of the natural world in the metaverse. the mirror world seems to be the original appearance of the actual world. still, the selection and processing of information are selective, and the mirror world cannot represent the entire natural world, such as the baidu map and gaode map. map providers regularly update maps on time to ensure that virtual and objective reality are consistent. italian neuropsychologist giacomo rizzolatti found that mirror neurons significantly impact the body’s activity [5]. it is because of the role of mirror neurons that we can learn knowledge and skills by observing and imitating the behavior of others; when watching movies or reading novels, we will connect our own experiences to the experiences of the protagonists in the book and empathize with them, immerse ourselves in the protagonist’s touching stories, resonate, and gain aesthetic influence. virtual and augmented reality will help users narrow the gap between the digital and physical worlds. both immersive technologies allow users to experience digitally rendered content in physical and virtual environments, changing the way and habits of socializing, playing, working, and collaborating. of course, the two are not the only access points to the virtual world. it is necessary to understand the general classification of the metaverse:  augmented reality superimposes virtual images and things on reality or applies story logic to it to create a new world;  life logs share their records of life in various forms, such as text or images;  the virtual twin is like a mirror, for it clones the real world, widens the boundaries of the natural world, and achieves more goals;  virtual reality comprises entirely new worlds that do not exist in the real world. from the dimensions of an object, subject, time, entity, and virtuality, the metaverse can be classified into four primary forms: augmented reality, life log, virtual twin, and virtual reality (as shown in table 1). each basic form has at least three tenses, so the metaverse has 12 derivative forms. there can be multiple cross-combinations in specific applications, and each state has its application value. the first globally known metaverse may be the online game second life, created by linden lab in 2003. according to the above classification, it mainly belongs to virtual reality. at its peak, there were about 1 million regular users and 113 nearly $1 billion of annual virtual goods trading. it even created the world’s first real-world millionaire by selling virtual real estate as its virtual asset. table 1. 12 derivatives of the metaverse time augmented reality lifelog virtual twin virtual reality history enhanced history historical life historical virtual twin virtual history reality augmented reality real life reality virtual twin virtual reality future augment the future future life future virtual twin virtual future a virtual world, whether augmented reality, virtual twin, or virtual reality, is akin to a new society. the rules involved in the virtual world, the embedded governance structure, and the virtual economy’s establishment and operation will determine the virtual world’s mode and its impact on users. the virtual world imitates the process of the whole human society. only those with a scientific and systematic understanding of the natural world and who can abide by laws, morals, norms, and social ethics can build a metaverse. 4. the application of the metaverse in various fields the metaverse paradigm is shifting. it is reshaping the world. the metaverse is not just an extension of physical life into the digital realm but a profound transformation of the new generation of digital domains, such as mixed reality offices, online conferences, online classroom education, live broadcasts, and live broadcast delivery. the companies that lead in the metaverse development will be more dominant than the leaders in today’s digital economy. initially, new technologies complement existing forms but gradually replace older ones. traditional radio can only be heard on conventional radio. in the early days of the internet, listening to radio programs on am or fm radio stations and the internet simultaneously was possible. over time, many radio programs that can only be attended to on the internet have evolved into podcasts. the development of other media is very similar to the development of broadcasting. (1) metaverse and life experience the metaverse will fundamentally change our society; people everywhere will live, experience, and explore it. it will be integrated into people’s clothing, food, housing, and transportation as naturally as the air they breathe. for example, during the 6.18 period of taobao.com, metaverse shopping was launched, and users could initially realize virtual shopping on the terminal device without wearing external devices. some experts predict that in 2040, the average person may have a highly complex and realistic 3d avatar with a few preset clothes and hundreds of dresses. if the customer cannot find the right fit, they can also make a tailored fit. based on hyper-realistic twin digital human technology, hanfei technology, a company in the heifei city of china, makes users try on clothes anytime and anywhere combined with fine 3d clothing modeling with cloud rendering technology. the immersive 3d version significantly improves the brand experience, and even if the consumer decides not to buy the product, it is an opportunity to get to know the customer and gain valuable advice. ikea launched the place app in 2017, an example of using augmented reality to provide customers with a unique experience while capturing additional user data streams for ikea. the app takes full advantage of apple’s expanded reality framework arkit, allowing users to try out furniture online to preview how a new sofa or table will look in a potential customer’s home. in the future, virtual reality can also realize the sense of taste and smell. for example, in the future, “cloud dinners” will be more worthy of the name. online sharing of virtual food can simulate the sense of taste and even allow astronauts to “enjoy” their favorite food on earth in space. (2) the metaverse and academic education the covid-19 pandemic has spawned metaverse innovations in education. acai, a world-renowned academic conference on artificial intelligence, put the 2020 seminar on nintendo’s open game “animal crossing: new horizons.” before the start of the meeting, all the participants flew to the host’s island in advance and entered the host’s room to prepare for speeches. the assembly room has been prearranged with golden chairs, podiums, laptops, and an espresso machine. some participants even wore masks as in reality.[6] another example is at the communication university of china, where some students rebuilt the campus in the sandbox game “minecraft” and completed the graduation ceremony through virtual images. nanjing university also held a unique cloud graduation event, sending warm blessings to teachers and students through the virtual world.[7] artificial intelligence (ai) has the potential to disrupt the education industry. by 2040, artificial intelligence could take over much of the education system. students can access a.i. professors using virtual and augmented reality gadgets. a.i. teachers can provide students with tailor-made teaching guidance, evaluate teaching effects, and adjust to the best teaching method. “the immersive teaching of the metaverse can reconstruct the images, words, sounds, and other resources of the physical world into a three-dimensional virtual world, and users will get a new learning experience in the virtual world.” [8] with the help of the virtual simulation lab, students can dissect frogs in virtual reality and even travel along the frog’s circulatory system; they can also act as astronauts in virtual reality and explore mars. (3) metaverse and cultural entertainment metaverse makes it convenient to manage the brand image in the whole chain and build deep and lasting loyalty and reputation for the brand. disney has been a world leader in digital transformation. due to the innate relationship between nft and art, “gallery” is currently the most popular business model in the metaverse, and most operators are artists or from related groups. virtual idols are also a hot topic. at the end of 2021, a virtual idol named liu yexi became popular on the internet, and his account gained nearly 8 million followers after only three videos were published. the overall market size driven by virtual idols is vast. the overall market size in 2021 was expected to exceed 100 billion. the metaverse will enable the gamification of human life, and all entertainment in the metaverse will trigger a dopamine surge more than social media. the a.i. system learns about the user over time and tailors the metaverse experience to the user’s preferences. by listening to social data to ensure that the character’s speaking style perfectly matches the target audience, it can also adjust the interaction parameters and modes according to the player’s personality characteristics, 114 providing an extraordinary immersive experience. in december 2021, disney filed a patent for a “virtual world simulator” that brings theme parks into the virtual world, with the assistance of which users can get an immersive, personalized naked-eye 3d virtual experience. metaverse technologies have injected vitality into brand innovation. (4) metaverse and digital medicine metaverse technologies such as augmented and virtual reality can change thought patterns or attitudes and help individuals achieve their goals faster to help patients regain muscle strength during recovery. brain-computer interfaces (bci) can stimulate the creation of new neurons around damaged areas of a patient’s brain, which is beneficial in restoring the ability to walk. on july 6th, 2022, braincomputer interface startup synchron implanted the first u.s. patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with an iob device that helps him browse the web with his mind, send emails, and communicate by text. the centers for disease control and prevention estimates that as many as 6.1 million americans have atrial fibrillation, which is expected to increase with aging populations. the apple watch is designed with a single-lead ecg test to assist wearers in screening for atrial fibrillation. the bci research began early in the 1970s at the university of california, initially focusing on restoring impaired vision, hearing, and movement. now, the bci can detect small changes in the energy radiated from the brain as humans think, thereby recognizing patterns in the brain. magnetic resonance imaging (mri) shows which parts of the brain light up when humans think about certain things. the user’s thoughts have no place to hide in front of the brain-computer interface. on july 6th, 2022, brain-computer interface startup synchron implanted the first u.s. patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with an iob device that helps them browse the web with their minds, send emails, and communicate by text. (5) metaverse and enterprise operation metaverse offers a new way to conduct business, connect with clients, and collaborate with colleagues. companies that value the metaverse continue to improve brand loyalty, optimize product design processes, and have a good development momentum. the metaverse can provide interfaces seamlessly connected to reality, with enhanced and complementary functions, and even create various virtual scenarios. the boundary between the real and virtual worlds is becoming increasingly blurred, and the two integrate closely. for example, the tencent meeting application has become an online tool for communicating and coordinating in many enterprises and institutions during the covid-19 epidemic. it can set a.i. meeting scenarios, online voice or video, and use whiteboards, group discussions, voting, and support for online collaboration and online documents in multiple formats, automotive screen recording, and other functions. the enormous potential of individual innovators and artists will have an even greater scope for talent. in the future, more people will settle in suburban areas far from the city center but can enjoy the same job opportunities as the urban center. the industrial metaverse will cover the entire industrial production chain, including product design, process development, production testing, production line production, equipment debugging, production line inspection, remote operation and maintenance, operation management, personnel training, and marketing systems. [9] affected by the epidemic, many factories have introduced robots and become fully automated. the robot will not get sick, can work 24 hours daily, and does not require social distancing. in addition to fully automated factories, employees are facilitated by various technologies, including immersive technologies like v.r. or a.r., to an augmented workforce, a mix of human workers and technology that seamlessly collaborate for better outcomes. the full-scale humanoid bionic robot cyberone, released by xiaomi technology in august 2022, is one of xiaomi’s exploration achievements in creating a “connecting people and everything” technology ecosystem. it can recognize 85 kinds of ambient sounds and 45 kinds of human emotions in 6 categories. 5. potential dangers of the metaverse the metaverse is a digital living world that provides individuals with a sense of substitution, social presence, and shared space awareness. users will have different virtual experiences in various virtual worlds. however, just like the real world, the metaverse may present dangers and ethical challenges, such as breaches of privacy data collection, online abuse and harassment, theft of sensitive information, security breaches, artificial intelligence, rampant bots, the digital knowledge gap, and physical and mental health issues. (1) privacy data and personal rights in 2018, researchers found that a 20-minute vr game would collect 2 million data points, including body movements. most headsets include eye tracking and face tracking. the data that can be collected has blink frequency and duration, eye movement, eye state, pupil characteristics, iris characteristics, and facial features. micro-expressions can reveal the user’s personality characteristics, mental health, skills and abilities, sleepiness level, age, gender, origin, and cultural background. these data can be associated with the user’s internet browsing content preferences, media type, duration, and other data to profile the users accurately. obtaining these data requires the user’s informed consent, but not all businesses respect the user’s informed consent. in the virtual world, the ugly phenomena in real life will also appear. sexual harassment, abuse, and cyber violence may occur in virtual reality. the internet is not a place outside the law; how to preserve the illegal evidence of the perpetrators and stop the violation of personal rights on the internet. metaverse service providers may obtain users’ private data beyond their authority and use it for product promotion or resell private data to insurance companies to avoid insurance for people with genetic diseases. hackers may hack into the brain-computer interface, control the user’s brain and body, and even rewrite the user’s memory. this technology, which violates human autonomy and the right to life, needs to be strictly controlled by law. in the virtual world, hackers attack organizations incredibly, trying to steal data from consumers and organizations. in the metaverse, the security levels and measures of the internet, the internet of things, and the internet of things are not consistent, and each link may provide opportunities for hackers. every critical company may be hacked to steal financial information, customer information, and intellectual property. ordinary companies are not immune to hacker attacks. data leakage, such as personal files, electronic medical records, and consumption records, may bring individuals material, monetary, or spiritual losses. (2) digital humans and black box discrimination creating digital humans is no longer exclusive to anime movies. anyone can make any digital human they want with 115 the help of software similar to metahuman. pick a suitable starting point from the library’s many selections, select a few more sampled objects, and mix, adjust, and polish. “the focus of china’s digital human research and development has shifted from ‘digital visual human’ to ‘digital-physical human’ and ‘digital-physical human.’ undoubtedly, such digital humanoids will also have their digital avatars in the metaverse, and that is to say, they will also interact with real people and digital people in both virtual and real situations.” [10] some people may be reconstructed by people with ulterior motives, pretending to be their speech or doing something that damages their reputation or violates property rights. bad bots account for 20% of all internet traffic and continue growing and expanding. thanks to available data collection, a.i. knows more about what the user wants than the user. the recommendations of these algorithms are based on collected data and often only provide advice that matches the user’s profile, constantly reinforcing the user’s attitudes and beliefs in an attempt to sell more products or keep users on hold for longer. for businesses that use evil bots, consumers are just some leeks to be slaughtered, whose fundamental rights of personality and privacy are not respected. on the surface, computers are unselfish, but programmers and the managers behind them are biased due to the algorithmic black box. with big data, computers can make accurate predictions on various topics, such as earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes, epidemics, property markets, and financial turmoil. still, ordinary people do not understand the reasoning behind them. the metaverse seems to expand the universe's boundaries, but revealing is obscuring, and the metaverse has data and a.i. elites that know it. artificial intelligence’s logic to exclude special groups of people can create black-box discrimination in many digital environments, including health insurance, educational opportunities, and recruiting practices. china has entered an elderly society. how can artificial intelligence truly consider elderly users and be reliable and worry-free? (3) the digital divide and ethics big tech companies will become more powerful as they get to grips with the vast data generated in the virtual world. the ten wealthiest people have doubled their wealth during the covid-19 pandemic, while 99% of human incomes have fallen. in the first two years of the pandemic, the billionaires’ wealth increased by $15,000 per second. [11] nearly 2.9 billion people worldwide still have never surfed the internet. using the metaverse requires a good infrastructure of network equipment and basic internet skills, and the purposes and effects of experiencing the metaverse are very different for the rich and the poor. the result of the metaverse development could further widen the digital divide. video games can be great entertainment and educational tools but can lead to many physical and mental health problems. excessive video gaming can cause symptoms like drug addiction, severe brain or health problems, and sudden death. the consequences could be devastating, especially if people spend more time in virtual than physical reality. minors immersed in a gaming environment for a long time may not be able to interact with others normally. gaming is destroying and deteriorating mental health, is highly addictive to teens, and severely damages users’ physical and psychological health. the same is true in other fields. the hardware equipment for the metaverse is not yet mature or humanized, and prolonged use can cause dizziness. do we need to rely on so many cumbersome facilities? the bci gives us a whole new way of interacting with computers, machines, and each other. however, this new form of communication can also pose serious problems. after all, human thinking is currently one of the last genuinely private domains, and the bci could change that. the bci was even used to download the consciousness of the entire brain and become a digital human immortalized in a virtual space. would such a person take up too many digital resources? will it interfere with the metabolism of the digital ecosystem? as for those operations that try to rewrite the brain’s memory, extreme caution at the legal level is required. both the starting point and destination of the metaverse are “people.” what are the ethics and morals it should respect? what laws should it follow? 6. guarantee the ecological security of the metaverse the ecological security of the metaverse involves aspects such as national sovereignty, information security, network security, and cultural security. if a corporation gains control of the metaverse, it will become more powerful than any government and become the god on earth. the metaverse bursts out with immense energy. if the negative energy is unrestrained, it will severely harm society. (1) national sovereignty “the a.i. industry is simultaneously challenging and reshaping the states’ traditional role while also being used to shore up and expand older forms of geopolitical power. algorithmic governance is both parts of and exceeds traditional state governance.” [12] in the cyber age, the space for exercising national sovereignty includes territory, territorial waters, airspace, and cyberspace. future national security will increasingly depend on “virtual territories”—the effective governance of the metaverse. with the network security level, the state implements critical protections for essential industries and fields such as public communication, information services, energy, transportation, water conservancy, finance, public services, and e-government. [13] (2) information security metaverse integrates blockchain, digital currency, encryption technology, and other information technologies, combined with virtual reality, augmented reality, virtual twin, and life logs, which has a strong attraction. long-term immersion in digital scenes can easily lead to indifference to individuals’ objective understanding of things, unthinkingly buying digital assets, and indulging in illusory satisfaction. limiting the dangers of virtual worlds requires legislative bodies and regulatory agencies to formulate relevant laws and regulations in advance and strictly implement them. relevant departments should strengthen the education of citizens’ digital society ethics and legal system. cybercrime is already wreaking havoc globally. as society moves into a multidimensional digital experience period, cybercrime is expected to grow to $10.5 trillion by 2025, surpassing the combined gdps of germany, france, and the united kingdom. [14] (3) network security metaverse integrates blockchain, cryptocurrency, ntf, virtual reality, the internet of things, and other technologies. cyber hackers' theft of information, data, and digital wealth will become crazier, and it is possible to forge contracts, digital collections, and digital people deeply—even control individuals or groups through the bci. faced with the new 116 situation and network security requirements in the new era, we will upgrade the network and computer security from laws and regulations to software and hardware and promote highquality innovation and development of the network security industry. for example, the “shanghai action plan for building cybersecurity industry innovation highland (20212023),” released in december 2021, focuses on the digital transformation of urban economy, life, governance, industrial internet, and digital new infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and data regulations and other innovative scenarios. it will promote opening at least 100 security requirements and deepen the creative application of network security technologies, products, and services. (4) cultural security built on distributed servers, blockchain technology, and encrypted virtual currency, the metaverse advocates decentralization. everyone is the master of data and completely controls their data, privacy, and identity information. it is challenging to define and hard to put into practice. the technological theory ignores essential factors such as people and capital. it needs a considerable investment of human and capital resources, and individual people cannot escape the control of money. individuals may be lost in dreams in the metaverse, forgetting their nation’s valuable culture, resulting in collective amnesia. the metaverse culture industry must focus on discovering excellent traditional culture, telling stories well, and defending cultural security. the metaverse should not become a leviathan-style monopoly platform in the business world, wantonly materializing and alienating the digital ecology, nor can the metaverse become the godzilla behemoth that hegemonic countries dominate the world in the digital economy era. [15] the starting point of the metaverse is to benefit the healthy development of human beings, build a metaverse with a pleasant digital ecological environment, and promote the overall development of humanity. 7. conclusion: the future of the metaverse can be expected the metaverse presents promising prospects and possibilities, opening the door to the future. artificial intelligence, virtual reality, augmented reality, 5g, and web 3.0 offer greater functionality and interoperability than any previously available service. it can be expected that the metaverse will play an increasingly important role over the next decade and beyond. the metaverse is not a myth; virtual reality and virtual twins cannot replace the real world, and the metaverse is not a paradise. there are still many hidden thefts, cyberbullying, deception, discrimination, and inequality, which need to be supervised and considered from aspects such as the legal system, morality, ethics, management, and technology. the metaverse means that our lives, labor, leisure, time, wealth, happiness, and relationships are increasingly immersed in virtual worlds. the internet will become as pervasive and essential as the air we breathe. the metaverse is changing how we perceive the world, but it is not everything, and humans cannot live without the natural world. no matter how perfect the metaverse is, it cannot replace the natural scenery and human relationships in real life. perhaps the real happiness is to learn to return to the real world after studying and working, cast away the digital world’s distractions, and live with our real friends and family. profile of the author: qiangchun wang, master of arts, an associate professor at sichuan university of media and communications, mainly engaged in literature, culture and media studies. email: emsn@qq.com. acknowledgments this paper is the research result of the projects “study on literary aesthetics and creation mechanism” (project number: 21y022) of the aesthetics and aesthetic education research center of sichuan province 2021, “innovative research on literary theory teaching to enhance practical character”(no.mbxh23yb154) of the sichuan association for non-government education 2023, and “research on innovative research on literary theory teaching under the background of new liberal arts” of sichuan university of communications 2022. references [1] dong kouyan. metaverse: technological utopia and digital future—analysis based on the philosophy of technology. zhejiang social sciences, 2022(08):113-120+160. 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[15] shen yi. metaverse and national data security: challenges and trends in building an ecological governance system. china information security, 2022(01):70-72. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 72 research and application of deep learning in medical image reconstruction and enhancement yulu gong 1, hongjie qiu 2, xiaoyi liu 3, yutian yang 4, mengran zhu 5 1 northem arizona university, flagstaff, usa 2 university of washington, seattle, usa 3 arizona state university, phoenix, usa 4 university of califomia, davis, davis usa 5 miami university, oxford, usa abstract: in recent years, deep learning technology has made remarkable progress in medical image reconstruction and enhancement, and has become one of the research hotspots in the field of medical image processing. this paper discusses the latest research progress and application of deep learning in medical image reconstruction and enhancement. firstly, the importance of medical image reconstruction and enhancement and the limitations of traditional methods are introduced. then, a detailed discussion was conducted on the application of deep learning models, including convolutional neural networks (cnn), generative adversarial networks (gan), and autoencoders, in medical image processing. specifically, an analysis and comparison were conducted on the image reconstruction ability of cnn models, the image enhancement effect of gan models, and the image denoising and reconstruction of autoencoder models. then, the advantages and challenges of deep learning model in medical image processing are discussed, and the future development direction is discussed. finally, the research results of this paper are summarized and the prospect of future research is put forward. the research in this paper provides some enlightenment and reference for researchers and practitioners in the field of medical image processing, which is helpful to promote the continuous innovation and progress of medical image processing technology. keywords: medical image; deep learning; reconstruction; enhancement. 1. introduction medical images play a vital role in modern medical diagnosis and treatment. with the continuous development of medical imaging technology, various medical image data, such as radiology images, medical ultrasound images and pathological images, are constantly emerging, which provide doctors with rich information and help them make accurate diagnosis and treatment plans [1-2]. however, because the acquisition process of medical images is limited by equipment and technology, images may be affected by noise, artifacts, insufficient resolution and other problems, which reduces the quality and usability of medical images. traditional medical image reconstruction and enhancement methods are often based on mathematical models and signal processing techniques, such as filtering, interpolation, denoising and so on [3-6]. although these methods can improve the image quality to a certain extent, they often rely on manually designed feature extractors and manually adjusted parameters, which are difficult to adapt to complex and changeable medical image data. in addition, these methods often fail to deal with noise and complex structures in images, which limits their practicability in clinical application. with the rapid development of deep learning technology, especially the rise of deep learning models such as convolutional neural networks (cnn), generative adversarial networks (gan), and autoencoder, the field of medical image reconstruction and enhancement has also ushered in new opportunities and challenges [7-9]. through end-to-end learning, the deep learning model can learn richer and more abstract feature representations from the original data, and then realize the accurate reconstruction and enhancement of medical images. compared with traditional methods, the deep learning model has higher accuracy and adaptability, and can better handle different types of medical image data with different quality. this paper aims to discuss the latest progress and application of deep learning in medical image reconstruction and enhancement, discuss the advantages and challenges of deep learning technology in medical image processing, and look forward to the future development direction. through the analysis of related research and cases, i hope to provide some inspiration and reference for researchers and practitioners in the field of medical image processing, and promote the continuous innovation and progress of medical image processing technology. 2. application of deep learning in medical image reconstruction and enhancement cnn is a deep learning model specially used for processing image data, which plays an important role in medical image reconstruction. through a series of operations such as convolution, pooling and nonlinear activation, cnn can learn the feature representation from the original image data and realize the reconstruction and enhancement of the image (figure 1). in medical image reconstruction, cnn is often used to process radiological images, such as x-ray, ct (computed tomography) and mri (magnetic resonance imaging). by training cnn model, low-dose or low-resolution medical images can be reconstructed, and the image quality and diagnostic accuracy can be improved [10]. for example, researchers used cnn model to reconstruct low-dose ct images, so that low-dose ct images can reach the quality level of standard-dose ct images, thus reducing the risk of 73 radiation exposure of patients. in addition, cnn can also be used for segmentation and registration of medical images, helping doctors to locate and identify diseased areas more accurately. by training cnn model, different tissues and structures in medical images can be automatically segmented, which improves the efficiency and accuracy of medical image analysis. figure 1. medical image processing based on cnn gan is an antagonistic training framework composed of generator and discriminator, which is often used to generate realistic new image data. in medical image enhancement, gan can be used to generate high-quality and high-resolution medical images, or to enhance existing medical images. for medical image generation, researchers have successfully generated realistic medical images, such as skin lesion images and fundus images, using the gan model [1112]. these generated images not only have realistic appearance, but also have similar characteristics to real images, which can be used to broaden and expand medical image data. in medical image enhancement, gan can be used to enhance medical images with low quality and large noise interference, and improve the clarity and contrast of the images. by training gan model, we can remove noise and restore details in medical images, thus improving the quality and usability of medical images. autoencoder is a kind of neural network structure widely used in machine learning and deep learning, especially for unsupervised learning and semi-supervised learning scenarios. its core function is to encode and decode the input data to learn the compressed representation or potential features of the data, so as to realize various tasks such as data dimensionality reduction, feature extraction, denoising and anomaly detection. the basic structure of autoencoder includes two parts: encoder and decoder. the encoder is responsible for mapping the input data to a low-dimensional hidden layer representation, which is usually realized by multi-layer neural network, accompanied by data compression and feature extraction. the decoder is responsible for mapping the representation of the hidden layer back to the original data space to reconstruct the input data. the structure of encoder and decoder is usually symmetrical to ensure the effective compression and reconstruction of data. according to different learning paradigms and construction types, autoencoder can be divided into many types. for example, shrinking autoencoder and regularized autoencoder belong to discriminant model, and they restrict the complexity of hidden layer representation by introducing regularization term, thus improving the generalization ability of autoencoder. variational autoencoder is a generation model, which captures the potential distribution of data by introducing probability graph model, thus generating new data samples. autoencoder is an unsupervised learning model, which is often used to express advanced features of learning data. in the reconstruction and enhancement of medical images, autoencoder can be used to realize the reconstruction and denoising of medical images. autoencoder reconstructs the original image by encoding the input image into a lowdimensional potential spatial representation, and then decoding the potential spatial representation into a reconstructed image [13]. in medical image reconstruction, autoencoder can be used to process medical images with low resolution and large noise interference, thus improving the quality and clarity of the images. in addition, autoencoder can also be used to denoise and reduce the dimension of medical images, extract effective information from images and suppress noise interference, thus improving the quality and usability of medical images [14]. by training the autoencoder model[15], the noise in medical images can be automatically removed and the images can be reconstructed, which provides more reliable data support for medical image analysis and diagnosis[16-17]. 3. application cases of deep learning in specific medical fields 3.1. design of experiment the purpose of the experiment is to evaluate the effect of the method based on deep learning in radiology image reconstruction and enhancement, and compare it with the 74 traditional method. use the public radiology image data set, lidc-idri (lung ct image data set) and ixi data set (magnetic resonance image data set) to ensure that the data set contains medical image data of different cases and different diseases. 3.2. experimental method choose different deep learning models, including reconstruction network based on cnn [18], enhanced network based on gan and reconstruction network based on autoencoder[19]. the experiment preprocessed the original medical image data, including noise removal, standardization and image enhancement[20]. the preprocessed medical image data set is divided into training set, verification set and test set. the training set is used to train the deep learning model, and the model superparameter is adjusted through the verification set[21]. evaluate the performance of the trained deep learning model on the test set, including image quality, reconstruction accuracy, noise removal effect and other indicators. the deep learning model is compared with the traditional radiology image reconstruction and enhancement methods, and their differences in image quality and processing effect are analyzed. 3.3. experimental procedure the experiment randomly selects a part of medical image data from the public data set as the experimental sample to ensure that the sample covers different disease types and different cases. preprocessing the selected medical image data, including denoising and image enhancement. the preprocessed data is used to train the deep learning model, and the parameters are optimized on the verification set. evaluate the performance of the trained deep learning model on the test set, and record the evaluation indicators. this paper analyzes the differences between deep learning model and traditional methods in image reconstruction and enhancement, and discusses the advantages and limitations of deep learning in radiology image processing. 3.4. experimental results and analysis the generalization ability score reflects the performance of the model in processing medical image data of different disease types. the higher the score, the better the generalization ability of the model, which can adapt to data of different disease types and produce robust prediction results. figure 2 shows the generalization ability scores of different deep learning models. figure 2. generalization ability of different deep learning models first of all, it can be seen from the figure that there are some differences in the generalization ability scores of the three deep learning models in different disease types. gan model shows the highest generalization ability score in most disease types. this shows that the gan model has strong adaptability and generalization ability when dealing with different types of medical image data, and can produce high-quality reconstruction and enhancement results. cnn model also shows a high generalization ability score in many disease types, although it is slightly lower than gan model, but it is still better than autoencoder model. cnn model can accurately reconstruct and enhance different types of data by learning the feature representation of medical image data. the generalization ability score of autoencoder model in some disease types is relatively low. although the autoencoder model performs well in some specific tasks, it may have some limitations when dealing with complex and changeable medical image data, resulting in its poor generalization ability. to sum up, from the perspective of generalization ability score, gan model has better generalization ability than cnn and autoencoder model, and can better handle medical image data of different disease types. this result shows that gan model has a wide application prospect in the field of medical image processing and is expected to become one of the main technologies for medical image reconstruction and enhancement in the future[22-24]. at the same time, cnn model also shows high generalization ability and can be used as a stable and reliable choice. the autoencoder model may 75 need to be further optimized and improved in some scenarios to improve its generalization ability in processing medical image data. according to table 1, compared with the traditional methods, the three deep learning models, cnn, gan and autoencoder, have achieved better performance in image quality, noise removal and image detail restoration. among them, gan model is the best in image quality and noise removal, while autoencoder model is slightly inferior to gan model in image detail restoration but still superior to traditional methods, while cnn model has made significant improvements in three aspects. table 1. performance comparison results model psnr snr ssim traditional method 30.5 db 15.2 db 0.75 cnn 34.2 db 18.5 db 0.82 gan 35.7 db 20.1 db 0.85 autoencoder 33.8 db 17.8 db 0.80 it should be noted that medical image data involves the privacy of patients, and how to ensure the security and privacy of data is an important issue. it is necessary to study the deep learning model based on privacy protection, such as federated learning and homomorphic encryption, to ensure the effective protection of patients' privacy information in the process of medical image processing. the black box nature of deep learning model limits its interpretability in medical image processing, and it is often difficult for doctors to understand the decision-making process of the model. we should focus on improving the interpretability and interpretability of the deep learning model, including designing explanatory methods and visualization techniques suitable for medical images, so as to enhance doctors' trust and understanding of model decision-making. medical image data often have many different modalities, such as ct, mri, etc. how to effectively integrate multimodal data for comprehensive analysis is a challenge. it is necessary to study the joint processing methods of multimodal medical images, such as cross-modal feature fusion and cross-modal data enhancement, in order to improve the comprehensive utilization efficiency of medical image data. at present, most medical image processing methods rely on manually designed rules and parameters, and lack the ability to adapt to different scenes[25]. in the future, we can explore adaptive medical image processing methods based on reinforcement learning, and realize adaptive reconstruction and enhancement of different medical image scenes through autonomous learning and adjustment of models, thus improving processing efficiency and performance. to sum up, solving data privacy and security, improving model interpretation, studying multimodal data fusion methods and exploring adaptive methods based on reinforcement learning are the main problems facing the medical image processing field at present and the important direction of future development. through continuous research and innovation, the development and application of medical image processing technology can be further promoted. 4. conclusion the deep learning model has made remarkable achievements in the field of medical image 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[25] hao xu, shuang song, and ze mao. 2023. characterizing the performance of emerging deep learning, graph, and high performance computing workloads under interference. arxiv:2303.15763. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 51 design of preset performance reverse step attitude controller for four‐rotor uav keyong shao, yuda pan college of electrical information engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing 163318, china abstract: aiming at the attitude control problem in flight control of four-rotor uav, a control scheme based on the preset performance backstepping controller (eso-nppcbsc) for attitude angle of four-rotor uav with extended state observer is proposed. a preset performance function with specified time convergence is designed to constrain the transient performance and steady-state performance of the tracking error. compared with the traditional scheme, the preset performance function can make the tracking error of the controlled system converge to the preset precision range within the specified time, and the convergence rate can be adjusted flexibly and the error conversion function can be used to transform the tracking error without constraints. the attitude angle tracking error satisfies the preset performance condition by controlling the conversion error. the control law of attitude angle of four-rotor uav is designed based on reverse step method, which solves the problem of low control accuracy of four-rotor uav under the condition of uncertain interference. keywords: uav attitude angle control; extended state observer; preset performance control; backstepping control. 1. introduction in recent years, the design, development and application of four-rotor unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) have attracted the attention of scholars around the world [1]. compared with fixed wing uavs, four-rotor uavs have advantages such as simple structure, low manufacturing cost, easy maintenance, light fuselage and easy manipulation. in addition, four-rotor uavs also have excellent maneuverability, environmental durability, hover, vertical takeoff and landing [2], which makes four-rotor uavs widely used in military, agricultural, commercial, civil and scientific research and other related fields [3]. four-rotor uav is a control system with multi-input multioutput (mimo), high nonlinear and underdriven internal parameter coupling degree [4]. at the same time, the dynamics modeling of quadrotor uav contains many unknown interference factors, such as model parameter change, model mismatch, external environmental interference, etc. [5]. therefore, it is of high practical value and practical significance to design a reliable flight control algorithm to solve flight control problems related to poor anti-interference ability and low control accuracy of quadrotor uav in actual operation [6]. sun zidong [7] et al. designed an improved backstepping control algorithm combining fuzzy control and dynamic surface control, which not only approached the unknown function appearing in the system, but solved the complexity explosion problem existing in the backstepping design process. by introducing a performance function, the tracking error of the controlled system converges in a finite time. dalwadi niha l [8] et al. designed a backstepping controller based on nonlinear observer. the backstepping controller can achieve good trajectory tracking when the nominal altitude drops, and improve the control quality of the quadrotor uav during the transition from hovering state to horizontal flight state. ma tienan [9] et al. designed a single nonlinear extended state observer by using the feedback linearization technique to reduce the complexity of observer parameter adjustment. a preset performance control method of the fourrotor uav under the attitude and input saturation constraints is designed to improve the stability of the controlled system. davood allahverd [10] et al. designed an inverse integral sliding mode control (bismc) based on iterative learning control, which improved the problems existing in the nonlinear translational and rotational dynamics of the fourrotor uav and enabled the controlled system to have high transient and steady-state performance. rodriguezabreo omar [11] and others through a based on genetic algorithm is designed to step of parameters self-tuning control algorithm, the algorithm is based on four rotor uav autonomous trajectory tracking to backstepping controller gain, implements the gain of different magnitude error self-tuning. chen yanjie [12] et al. designed an adaptive sliding mode interference observer (asmdo) and designed a finite time preset performance control method on the basis of asmdo to realize effective control of uav manipulator with uncertainty and external interference. the system converges in finite time and has specified transient and steady-state properties. based on the inspiration of the above literature, this paper aims to design a preset performance control scheme whose convergence time can be artificially set for small quadrotor uav as the research object, and verifies the control performance of this scheme in the presence of incident interference through numerical simulation. the main contributions are as follows: an extended observer is designed to dynamically compensate the complex interference. a preset performance function whose convergence time can be artificially specified is proposed. based on this, a preset performance control law based on backward step method is designed, which can make the tracking error of the controlled system converge within the specified time and the convergence speed can be adjusted according to the requirements. 2. system modeling and problem description driven by four propellers, four-rotor uav can realize six 52 degrees of freedom movement in three-dimensional space. therefore, the mathematical model of four-rotor uav is a typical multi-input, multi-output and strongly coupled underactuated controlled system. in this paper, newton-euler formula is adopted to deduce the attitude dynamics of the four-rotor uav [13]. the following hypothesis is given: (1) quadrotor uav is a uniform and symmetrical rigid body; (2) the mass and moment of inertia of the four-rotor uav do not change; (3) the geometric center of the quadrotor uav coincides with its own center; (4) quadrotor uav only accepts gravity and propeller pull. according to newton-euler formula, the attitude dynamics equation of the four-rotor uav is established as follows: y z x x z x y y x y z z i i u d i i i i u d i i i i u d i i                         + + + + + +         (1) where,  ,  and  represent the roll angle, pitch angle and yaw angle of the attitude angle system of the fourrotor uav respectively. d , d and d respectively represents the interference of roll angle system, the interference of pitch angle system and interference of yaw angle system. xi , yi and zi respectively represent the moment of inertia of the four-rotor uav with respect to the x axis, the moment of inertia with respect to the y axis and the moment of inertia with respect to the z axis. u , u and u respectively represent the control input of the three attitude angles of the four-rotor uav. in order to facilitate the subsequent controller design, the original four-rotor uav attitude angle system dynamics model needs to be converted into n order integral series dynamics model with strict feedback form. in order to simplify the design process, a symbol representation method as shown in equation (2) is proposed before model transformation:           1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 t t t x y z y z x z x y t t x y z x x d d d d i i i i i i i i i f x k u i u i u i u                                                                 (2) where, 1x , 2x and 2 2k u represents the control input of attitude angle, attitude angular velocity and yaw angle of the four-rotor uav respectively. based on formula (1) and combined with formula (2), the state space equation of the integral series attitude angle system of the four-rotor uav can be described as:   1 2 2 2 2 2 2 x x x f x k u d     + +   (3) where, 2d represents the sum of external airflow disturbance, unmodeled system dynamics and model uncertainty influence disturbances received by the four-rotor uav. due to the under-actuation characteristic of the four-rotor uav, the designed controller cannot track the 6 degrees of freedom at the same time. the controller designed in this paper can ensure no attitude control of uav. the humanmachine attitude angle stably tracks the expected input  td d d   . 3. default performance function and error transform presetting performance means that the transient and steadystate performance of the system is limited within the range of the pre-designed performance function by designing a conversion function, so as to improve the transient and steady-state performance [14]. the default performance method can be expressed as the following inequality:                   1 2 , 0 0 , 0 0 m t e t t e t e t m t e              (4) where, 0 1m  is design parameter;  e t is a constrained error signal;  t is a predesigned performance function that meets the following definitions: (1) ( )t is a smooth bounded function, ( )t is decreasing monotone and ( )t r r    ; (2) for ( )t , have ( ) ( )t t   and satisfy lim ( ) ( ) [0, ) t t t         . attitude angle system for quadrotor uav, the performance function ( )t that can converge in a finite time is selected as follows: 1 1[( ) / ] ( (0) ( ) ( )) ( ) 0 ( ), rt t t t t t t t                   ， (5) where, (0,1)r ,  0 ,    and t is the adjustment parameter of the performance profile at the specified time, by adjusting the value t of the time, you can make the time specified by the performance function ( )t converge. in order to make tracking errors converge within the preset performance, inequality constraints should be converted into equality constraints, and constrained errors into unconstrained errors [15]. this paper introduces the error transform shown in equation (6): (6) : ( ) ( ) ( ( ))e t t s z t (6) where, ( ( ))s z t is the error conversion function of the tracking error, ( )z t is conversion error. select the error conversion function shown in equation (7): ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ( )) t t t t e e z t e e        (7) by inverting equation (7), the expression of conversion 53 error ( )t can be obtained as follows: ( ) 1 1 ( ) 2 ( )( ) 1 ( ) ( ) ln ( ) 2 ( ) t t e te t t z t e t                 (8) according to different control requirements, reasonable error conversion function ( ( ))s z t and error conversion function ( )z t are designed, the transient performance and steady-state performance of the uav attitude angle system can be set in advance so that the tracking error of the system is always limited within the error ( )t boundary of the preset performance function. it's important to note that, when  0 0e  ,the value of 1 2m m, cannot be 0, otherwise, the value ( )z t is infinity. therefore, the design parameters 1 2m m, need to be satisfied 1 20 1m m , . by differentiating equation (8), the derivative of conversion error  t can be expressed as follows:                  1 1 / tz t e t e t t te t t                 (9) for equation (9), make          1 1 / z r t te t t     ,       t v t t     ,then formula (9) can be rewritten as:         t r e t e t v t    (10) therefore, as long as the conversion error  t is bounded, the tracking error  e t can meet the requirements of the preset performance. 4. preset performance backstepping controller design on the basis of given virtual control quantity, attitude closed-loop control can be regarded as a linear control. by using the idea of error conversion, the tracking error is guaranteed to be in the preset boundary function, and the extended state observer is designed to estimate the sum of the uncertain influence interference, and then the adaptive backstepping controller is designed. step 1: conversion error 1e is introduced into the attitude angle tracking error 1( )z t of the four-rotor uav, then the tracking error equation of the system can be described as: 1 1( ) ( ) re t z t p p   (11) where, p and rp represents the actual attitude angle and the expected attitude angle respectively. based on the rolling angle channel tracking error equation of equation (11), the lyapunov function is constructed as follows: 2 1 1 1 1 ( ) 2 v e e (12) the derivative of equation (12) is obtained: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1( ) ( ) ( )r rv e e e e p p e r u p e v          (13) where, 2u represents the virtual control input of the attitude angle system of the four-rotor uav. in order to ensure the tracking error of attitude angle is stable, a must be satisfied 1 1( ) 0v e  . based on equation (13), the virtual control law of the stable attitude angle system satisfying lyapunov's sense is designed as follows:    1 2 1 1 1 1 1( ) ( ) ( ) ( )ru t k r t e t p t e t v t   + (14) if equation (14) is substituted into equation (13), equation (13) can be rewritten as: 2 1 1 1 1( )v e k e  (15) step 2: the error equation for defining the tracking speed of the attitude angle system of the four-rotor uav is as follows: 2 2re p p p u      (16) where, p , rp respectively represent the actual attitude angle tracking speed. the degree and desired attitude angle track the velocity. aiming at the error equation of attitude angle tracking velocity, the lyapunov function is constructed as follows: 2 2 2 2 1 ( ) 2 v e e (17) the derivative of equation (17) is obtained: 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) v e e e e p u e k u d u           (18) where, 2u represents the actual control input of the attitude angle system. in order to ensure that the tracking velocity error of attitude angle 2e is stable, it needs to meet 2 2( ) 0v e  . then the actual control law of the stable attitude angle system satisfying lyapunov's sense is designed as follow  1 2 2 2 2 2( )ru k k p p d u       (19) if equation (19) is substituted into equation (18), equation (18) can be rewritten as: 2 2 2 2 2( )v e k e  (20) for equation (19), it is necessary to design an extended state observer for the velocity term p and interference term 2d in it for online observation. parameter uncertainties and unknowns in the system state of the controlled system. the perturbation is merged into lumped interference dx ,where,  2 2=dx f x d+ and the lumped interference dx is extended into a new state variable 3x of the system (3). 3x h is defined as the derivative of lumped interference, assuming 3x that it is continuous and differentiable and satisfied 3x m , where 0m  . finally, the augmented statespace equation of the attitude angle system of a four-rotor uav can be described as: 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 x x x k u x x h       +    (21)  1 2 3 ttx x x x= is used to represent formula (4), then formula (4) can be rewritten as: + +t tx ax u  (22) the expression of a andu is shown in equation (23) 3 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 0 i a i u k u                    (23) 54 for equation (23), where the identity matrix 3i is represented 3 3 , 0 represents the zero matrix of appropriate dimension. based on the design method of the extended state observer, the extended state observer specific to the attitude angle system of the four-rotor uav is constructed to provide the state estimation, angular rate state estimation and lumped interference estimation of the attitude angle system.  2 2 1 1 ˆ ˆ ˆ h h hx a x k u h x x + +  (24) where, the expression of ha , ˆ hx and h is shown in equation (25): 3 3 1 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ 3 3 h t t t t h t i a i x x x x h w i w i w i                    (25) for equation (25), where, 1x̂ , 2x̂ and 3x̂ respectively represent four the estimated value of attitude angle, attitude angle rate and lumped interference of the rotor uav 3i are represented by the unit matrix 3 3 , where 0 represents the zero matrix of appropriate dimension, h is the observer gain matrix, w is the bandwidth of the linear expanded state observer and satisfies 0w  . the bandwidth of the linear w expanded state observer is the only adjustment parameter. for equation (19), due to the control system of attitude angle system. an extended state observer is introduced to observe the state variables 2x and 3x lumped interference respectively. therefore, based on equation (19) and combined with equation (24), the actual control law of the attitude angle system can be rewritten as: 1 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 ˆ ˆ( ( ) )u k k x u x u      (26) where, 2x̂ and 3x̂ respectively represent the estimated values of system state variables 2x and lumped interference 3x̂ . 5. simulation results and analysis in order to verify the effectiveness of the controller designed in this paper, the eso-nppcbsc controller was simulated based on simulink environment and compared with the proportional integral-differential controller (pid) and the reverse step controller (eso-bsc) with no default performance and extended state observer. after repeated debugging, parameters of the preset performance function of the attitude angle system of the fourrotor uav are shown in table 1: table 1. preset performance parameter parameter (0,1)r  0    t numerical value 0.6 2 0.02 0.2 for the state space model of the attitude angle system of the four-rotor uav, considering the output limitation of the attitude angle of the four-rotor uav in the trim state, the maximum change amplitude of the attitude angle is defined as /18rad . the reference control inputs of attitude angle, d , d and d . d are selected as the step signals of amplitude, 0.1rad , 0.12rad and 0.15rad respectively, and the external interference of the attitude angle system is selected as 2 sind t . the comparison of attitude angle tracking response curves of eso-nppcbsc controller and pid controller is shown in figure 1 to figure 3: fig 1. roll channel tracks response curve fig 2. pitch channel tracks response curve fig 3. yaw channel tracks response curve the comparison of attitude angle tracking response curves between the eso-nppcbsc controller and the eso-bsc controller is shown in figure 4 to figure 6: fig 4. comparison of roll angle eso-nppcbsc and esobsc 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 时间[/s] 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 滚 转 角 [/ ra d] pid eso-bcppc 控制输入 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 时间[/s] 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 俯 仰 角 [/ ra d] pid eso-bcppc 控制输入 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 时间[/s] 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 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[15] zhang y, wang s-h, chang b, wu w-h j a s, technology. adaptive constrained backstepping controller with prescribed performance methodology for carrier-based uav [j]. 2019, 92: 55-65. 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 时间[/s] -0.1 -0.05 0 0.05 0.1 俯 仰 角 [/ ra d] 无预设性能 预设性能上界 有预设性能 预设性能下界 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 时间[/s] -0.15 -0.1 -0.05 0 0.05 0.1 偏 航 角 [/ ra d] 无预设性能 预设性能上界 有预设性能 预设性能下界 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 81 es data aggregation scheme based on personalized local differential privacy qiong liu a, *, xueyan liu b, jia wang c and hao sun d college of computer science and engineering, northwest normal university, lanzhou, gansu, china a, * m13893678075@163.com, b liuxy@nwnu.edu.cn, c wj15719323392@163.com, d sh_ttdb0728@163.com * corresponding author: qiong liu (email: m13893678075@163.com) abstract: in modern society, with the rapid development of technology, research on epidemiological survey data (esd) has become increasingly crucial. as various diseases continue to evolve and spread, there is a growing need for a profound understanding of the patterns and trends of disease transmission. epidemiological investigation, as a key method, provides fundamental data support for devising effective prevention and control strategies by tracking cases, contacts, and potential infectees. however, accompanying this progress is the issue of dealing with a large amount of privacy-sensitive data. once these data are compromised, it may pose severe harm to individuals and society. to address this challenge, we propose a uoue-based epidemiological survey data aggregation scheme for the collection and processing of esd, aiming to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of data coding. we ensure the secure, efficient, and accurate aggregation processing of esd. through rigorous validation and comparative analysis, our algorithm complies with the requirements of local differential privacy and unbiased estimation. it demonstrates good practicality and accuracy in esd collection, providing users with a reliable privacy protection effect. keywords: privacy protection; data encryption sharing; personalized local differential privacy. 1. introduction in recent years, the world has witnessed the significant impact of various infectious diseases such as sars, swine flu, ebola, novel coronavirus epidemics, and influenza virus [1][2]. in response to these outbreaks, epidemiological investigation (ei) has emerged as a critical measure to control their spread. ei typically involves the meticulous tracking of patients, close contacts, and potential contacts conducted by health departments or other relevant organizations. this investigative process aims to identify potential close contacts based on the patients' fundamental information and behavioral patterns, followed by comprehensive tracking, screening, and necessary interventions in various settings like hospitals, communities, and workplaces [3]. consequently, the importance of ensuring timely and accurate ei cannot be overstated, with a particular emphasis on preserving personal privacy and information security. when it comes to analyzing the transmission of infectious diseases, the data used necessitate a higher level of privacy protection compared to general health data. these data encompass the identities, health statuses, and detailed information about close contacts of epidemiological survey objects (eso), which are extremely sensitive from the perspective of data owners. emergencies escalate the urgency and scale of epidemic investigations, often leading to physical recording, thereby increasing the risks of information exposure. information leaks can have severe consequences, ranging from repeated privacy breaches to the dissemination of misguided public opinions, social panic, and potential harm. moreover, inadequate or excessive desensitization of patient information by authorities may result in the disclosure of irrelevant data, further complicating the challenge of data privacy protection. therefore, safeguarding citizens' privacy is of paramount importance during epidemic investigations, necessitating the implementation of effective encryption and security measures to prevent the leakage of sensitive information. 1.1. related work in epidemiological studies, there have been many research results on the encryption protection of esd. blumenberg c et al. [4] used the redcap system to explore the advantages and limitations of the electronic data collection environment and solved data inconsistency through real-time reporting and field verification, which is expected to play a role in timesaving and data quality improvement. however, there are shortcomings in its method of detail description, limitation discussion, replicability, and data quality analysis. dong e et al. [5] introduced the covid-19 dashboard, which provides real-time epidemic data for the world, and described the data collection process in detail. however, the inconsistency and time delay of the data affects the reliability of the data and the limitations of the application. sperber a d et al. [6] deeply compared the two data collection methods of face-to-face interviews and internet surveys, but the preferences and participation of different audiences may affect the bias of the method and did not provide a detailed data collection method design and description. in summary, most studies only encrypt the esd itself, ignoring the privacy protection of nonmedical data, and may not be able to fully protect the user’s privacy information, their methods cannot be replicated, the limitations are large, and the data cannot be applied. for data involving correlations, such as influenza status, sending data separately may lead to increased errors and reduce data accuracy and availability. in addition, the correlation between non-sensitive attributes and sensitive attributes may result in the disclosure of personally sensitive information. therefore, when dealing with the eso, we must consider the relevance and take privacy protection measures to ensure data security and privacy. dp [7] is a privacy protection method with a strict formal 82 security model. it is characterized by high efficiency and low cost and has attracted much attention in the research field. in 2013, ldp [8] was proposed as a variant of dp, which inherits its advantages and abandons the dependence on trusted third parties, thus improving the practicality of the model. ldp can add noise to all data and effectively protect data privacy. it has a wide range of applications, including machine learning, network services, data statistics, and optimization. ldp has been widely used in the industry. for example, apple uses it to protect users’ mobile phone usage data, and google uses ldp-based components (such as randomized aggregatable privacy-preserving ordinal response, rappor) to collect user behavior data. in 2017, wang et al. [9] proposed a framework to incorporate most ldp protocols into the pure ldp protocols framework to optimize and generalize existing protocols and compared the accuracy and communication cost of different ldp protocols. they also introduced the oue protocol with higher accuracy. in addition, the study compares a variety of encoding methods and provides suggestions for selecting protocols. histogram encoding (he) and unary encoding (ue) require ( )d communication costs, and direct encoding (de) and local hashing (lh) require ( )log d or ( )log n communication costs ( n is the number of users). all protocols except de estimate the computational cost ( )n d ⋅ of the frequency of all values. when the number of values that users may input is large, ue is an effective coding method, and its communication cost ( )d is equivalent to that of he. therefore, when the user may input the number of values 3 2d e +＞ and d n＜ , to avoid the high computational cost of de and lh, the oue coding mechanism offers improved accuracy and unbiased estimation results. furthermore, the ue, known for its simplicity and intuitiveness, is easy to implement and offers superior performance in terms of computational and communication costs. this makes it a more practical choice for adoption in various applications. however, many existing ldp mechanisms often overlook the varying privacy protection requirements of different data in practical scenarios. consequently, they may increase estimation errors by over-protecting non-sensitive data. in 2019, the uldp model [10] provided a feasible method to reduce the protection of non-sensitive data according to the privacy requirements of different data, thereby improving data utility and protecting the privacy of sensitive data. in 2022, he et al. [11] proposed the uolh protocol for big data domains, which aims to achieve low communication costs and high data utility. nonetheless, it focuses on the big data and does not apply to all scenarios, and complex data hashing increases the complexity and cost of implementation. additionally, cao et al. [12] devised a frequency estimation mechanism conforming to the set-valued data uldp model, offering a privacy protection solution for set data. however, its applicability may be limited when dealing with different data types, thereby increasing the complexity and cost of practical implementations. these studies collectively aim to address privacy leakage issues and enhance data practicality and utility. based on the particularity of data in ei, in the process of ldp perturbation, it is necessary to ensure that esd does not lose information and that esd is fully protected by privacy. the oue protocol scheme based on the uldp protocol is used to transmit the frequency estimation information of large-scale data sets, which can achieve low communication costs and high data utility in the big data domain. therefore, we improved the utility-optimized unary encoding (uoue) mechanism based on the oue mechanism [10] to address the personalized privacy protection requirements for esd. moreover, we demonstrated that uoue complies with the uldp model. this scheme effectively handles situations where sensitive and nonsensitive esd are mixed and ensures that the protection effect of sensitive data is not affected. our main contributions are as follows. (1) for users’ personalized privacy protection requirements, we improve the uoue protocol that conforms to the uldp model based on the oue mechanism. (2) by proving that the uoue protocol satisfies the uldp model and calculating the theoretical variance of the frequency estimation results, the proposed protocol has been deemed to have low communication cost and high data utility. 1.2. organization the rest of our scheme is organized as follows. section 2 introduces some preliminary knowledge; section 3 gives the specific content of the uoue mechanism; section 4 gives the theoretical proof and comparative analysis of the scheme. section 5 summary. 2. preliminary knowledge 2.1. utility optimization ldp uldp divides the original data set x into sensitive data set sx and non-sensitive data set nx and divides the output set into protected data set sy and reversible data set ny . its formal definition is as follows. define 1. ( ), ,s sx y uldp − , 0 ≥ , for the perturbation mechanism with input domain x and output domain y , :m x y→ , if and only if the perturbation mechanism m satisfies the following properties, satisfies ( ), ,s sx y uldp − . (1) for any ny y∈ , here is and only one: ( )1pr 0m x y⎡ ⎤=⎣ ⎦＞                             (1)  and for any 1 2x x≠ , satisfy the following: ( )2pr =0m x y⎡ ⎤=⎣ ⎦                             (2)  (2) for any input 1 2x x x∈， , get any output sy y∈ , satisfy the following: ( ) ( )1 2pr prem x y m x y≤⎡ ⎤ ⎡ ⎤= =⎣ ⎦ ⎣ ⎦             (3)  2.2. utility evaluation the mean square error (mse) is used to evaluate the effectiveness of the protocol and experiment. the formal definition of mean square error is shown in(4): ( ) ( )2 1 ˆ ˆ n x x i mse f e f f = = − ⎡ ⎤ ⎢ ⎥⎣ ⎦∑                         (4)  xf represents the real frequency, and xf represents the estimated frequency. 3. uoue agreement in the realm of esd studies[13], sensitivity issues are examined, encompassing both sensitive and non-sensitive 83 attributes. for instance, when assessing epidemiological investigation (ei) data, an eso is assumed to have an ei record (i.e., attribute set) comprising attributes such as gender, age, symptoms, and more. here, gender is identified as a sensitive attribute, while attributes like allergic drugs and chronic diseases are considered non-sensitive. sensitive attributes consist of both sensitive candidate values and nonsensitive candidate values. for example, when scrutinizing regional attributes, the travel area of an eso (i.e., regional attribute candidate value set) may include values such as beijing, shanghai, guangxi, and hubei. in this scenario, beijing and shanghai are regarded as sensitive candidate values, while the remaining regional attributes are considered non-sensitive. addressing the intricate sensitivity of eso privacy data, this paper introduces an esd aggregation scheme based on the uoue mechanism. this scheme enhances data utility and ensures data transmission privacy by minimizing the protection of non-sensitive data. diverging from the traditional oue protocol, the uoue protocol takes into account privacy budget considerations and incorporates the uldp mechanism to reduce communication costs, effectively mitigating the risk of information leakage while preserving data accuracy. 3.1. utility evaluation the uoue scheme encodes each esd value as a binary vector, and the dimension is equal to the number of candidate values, so that each data item can be expressed as a vector, where each dimension indicates that the data item belongs to a specific esd candidate value. the privacy perturbation of esd is calculated by vector operation to maintain the attributes of original data items. the protocol distinguishes sensitive sets and non-sensitive sets and uses different privacy protection methods. sensitive data is disturbed by random response mechanism, and non-sensitive data is disturbed by individual candidate values, and then frequency estimation is carried out to improve accuracy and utility. this processing method reduces the protection strength of non-sensitive data and improves the accuracy of frequency estimation results, while still protecting privacy and improving data utility. 3.2. utility evaluation the participants of the uoue protocol include three parties: eso, epidemiological data control center (edcc) and epidemiological data users (edu). eso holds the original data, encodes it and sends it to edcc after perturbation. edcc aggregates and statistically analyzes the perturbation data of all users, estimates the frequency distribution results of all the original data, and finally sends the results to the corresponding edu. the original data set is recorded as { }1 2, , , xx x x x=  , the dimension size is d x= . among them, the original data set is divided into two parts: sensitive data set sx and nonsensitive data set nx . the two do not intersect, that is, s nx x x= + . the uoue scheme is divided into three steps: encoding, perturbation, and aggregation. the specific steps are as follows: 3.2.1. encoding in uoue, the data is first ue encoded, that is, the classification data in the user’s hands is encoded as a d -bit vector v , each bit corresponds to data in the original data domain. if the user data contains data k , let the k bit of v be 1. assume that there are n users, and each user holds raw data x . to reduce the subsequent communication cost, ue is used to encode it, and the encoding result ( )encov de x= is obtained. suppose { }1 2, , , sxx x x is sensitive data sx and { }1 2, , , s sx x xx x x+ +  is non-sensitive data nx , then the sensitive output is py = ( ) { }{ }1 2 1 2, , , , , , 0,1x xy y y y y y ∈  and the reversible output is n ny x= . when x is sensitive data, it will be encoded as data in { }1 2, , , sxx x x , and when x is nonsensitive data, its encoding result is data in { }1 2, , , s sx x xx x x+ +  . 3.2.2. perturbing users encode and perturb their original data locally to generate perturbation data v′ . according to the sensitivity x , ( )perturb v is processed by different perturbation methods. the specific method is to perturb each kv in v to obtain kv ′ , as shown in(5). the processed perturbation data kv ′ will be sent to the server for aggregation and analysis. [ ] 1, 1; 1 1, 0; 0, 1; 1 0, 0; pr 1, 1; 1 1, 0; 1 0, 0; 0 0, 1; k k k s k k k s k k k s k k k s k k k k k n k k k n k k k n k k k n v v v x v v v x v v v x v v v x v v v v v x v v v x v v v x v v v x       ′= = ∈ ′− = = ∈ ′= = ∈ ′− = = ∈′ = ′= = ∈ ′− = = ∈ ′= = ∈ ′= = ∈ ⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩   (5)  for sensitive data x , some probabilities remain unchanged 1 2  = , 1 1+e  = and probability deflection occurs, as shown in figure 1 below; for non-sensitive data x , the probability of having 1 2 e e    − = remained unchanged. if k nv x∈ and 1kv ′ = , then the reversible data kv is output, that is, we can use kv ′ to represent ( )1 2, , , ,ty y y t x≤ directly. the perturbation examples are shown in figure 1 and figure 2. after the disturbance is completed, the disturbance data will be sent to the server. figure 1. example of uoue sensitive data perturbation   84 figure 2. example of uoue non-sensitive data perturbation 3.2.3. aggregation after the server receives the disturbance data sent by the user, the server will count whether each bit in v′ is 1. suppose that the number of occurrences of 1 in the k -th bit is x̂f , by counting the number of occurrences of 1 in each bit, the server can estimate the probability of occurrence of x in each original data, and the statistical analysis results x̂f close to the frequency distribution of the original data are as follows: / , ˆ , x s x x n f n if x x f f if x x n     − ∈ − = ∈ ⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩                             (6)  4. scheme analysis this section provides a theoretical and comparative analysis of the uoue protocol, demonstrating its low communication cost and high data utility. it also includes a security proof and comparative analysis of the esd aggregation scheme based on uoue. 4.1. theoretical analysis of uoue protocol this section will introduce some related properties of the uoue protocol and give the corresponding theoretical proof. theorem 1. the perturbation process of uoue conforms to the uldp model. proof of theorem 1. for any 1 2, mv v x∈ , the probability of outputting the same result a satisfies(7): [ ] [ ] [ ][ ][ ] [ ][ ][ ] [ ][ ] [ ][ ] [ ][ ] [ ][ ] 11 2 2 1 21 1 1 2 2 2 prpr pr pr pr 1 * pr 0 pr 1 * pr 0 1 1 k m k d k d a k va v a v a k v a v v a v v a v v a v v e    ∈ ∈ ∈ = = = ≤ = = = ⋅ = − ∏ ∏ ∏   (7)  the above (7) satisfies the second nature of (3). in uoue, for any output na y∈ , there is only one original data item nx x∈ that can be perturbed into the reversible data, that is, if and only if x x∈ , the reversible data is output with probability  . therefore, uoue satisfies the properties of (1) and (2) in the uldp model definition. in summary, the perturbation process of uoue conforms to the uldp model. theorem 2. the result of uoue frequency estimation is an unbiased estimation. proof of theorem 2. for the original data x , its estimated frequency is denoted by x̂f . if x is sensitive data, it can be known from the disturbance process that: ( ) ( ) /ˆ 1 x x x x x f n e f e f f f         − = − + − − = = − ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠                     (8)  if x is non-sensitive data, it can be known from the disturbance process that: ( )ˆ x x x x f n f e f e f n n    = = = ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠                     (9)  in summary, the frequency estimation result of uoue is unbiased. theorem 3. in the uoue protocol, the mean square error of the estimated frequency x̂f is shown in (10): ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 4 , 1 1 , 1 ˆ x s n x fe x x nn e mse e f x x x n e f     + ∈ − = + ∈ − ⎧ ⎪ ⎪⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪⎩ [ ]                   (10)  proof of theorem 3. from theorem 2, equation (4.2) is an unbiased estimation, so mse is equal to the variance of x̂f . x is sensitive: ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 22 2 /ˆ ˆ 1 1 1 4 1 x x x x f n mse f var f var nf x n f x n fe nn e            ⎡ ⎤−⎡ ⎤ ⎡ ⎤ ⎢ ⎥= =⎢ ⎥ ⎢ ⎥⎣ ⎦ ⎣ ⎦ ⎢ ⎥−⎣ ⎦ − + − − = − = + −   x is non-sensitive: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 2 ˆ ˆ 1 1 ( ) 1 1 x x f x mse f var f var n nf x f x n n e f x n e         ⎡ ⎤⎡ ⎤ ⎡ ⎤ ⎢ ⎥= =⎢ ⎥ ⎢ ⎥⎣ ⎦ ⎣ ⎦ ⎢ ⎥⎣ ⎦ − −= = += −   4.2. comparative analysis of uoue protocol we evaluate the utility of six mechanisms, including grr, rappor, ugrr, urap, uolh, and uoue. since ˆ ˆ ˆ s n x x x x x x mse f mse f mse f ∈ ∈ = +⎡ ⎤ ⎡ ⎤ ⎡ ⎤⎣ ⎦ ⎣ ⎦ ⎣ ⎦∑ ∑ and theorem 3, we compute the mse for both the proposed and existing ldp mechanisms when ( )1o = . the results are displayed in table 1, which nxf represents the actual total frequency of non-sensitive data. in practical applications, most of the mse comes from sensitive data, but sensitive data usually only accounts for a part of the entire data set. therefore, by optimizing the utility of the personalized component privacy mechanism, its mse is significantly smaller than the non-utility mechanism. our improved mechanism is easy to implement in practical applications and shows better performance in terms of computational cost and communication costs. this mechanism can protect sensitive data more accurately and 85 reduce its impact on the overall error. table 1. comparison of mse when ( )1o = mechanism  mse  mechanism mse  grr  2 2 d o n ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠   grr  2 nxs fx o n n  + ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠   rappor  2 d o n ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟ ⎝ ⎠   rappor  2 nxs fx o n n + ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠   ugrr  2 2 n n xs x fx o n n  + ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠   ugrr  2 nxs fx o n n  + ⎛ ⎞ ⎜ ⎟⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠   in addition to data utility, communication cost is also an important criterion to evaluate whether a mechanism is good or not. we summarize the communication cost of existing uldp protocols, which can be seen in table 2. as the privacy budget increases, the error of the six protocols gradually decreases. however, in terms of data utility, ugrr is significantly behind the other two protocols. this difference is mainly due to the use of large data sets in the original data domain in the experiment, which poses a challenge to the adaptability of ugrr. for a wide range of raw data domains, uolh shows superior communication 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[crossref]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 95 survey of ar object tracking technology based on deep learning kaihao xu * zhuhai college of science and technology, zhuhai, 519040, china * corresponding author email: kcx8821@gmail.com abstract: augmented reality (ar) is the process of "augmenting" computer information into the real or physical world. this helps us better understand the process and has numerous application-level ar has an almost unlimited range of applications in today's world, and if implemented, will help solve many complex problems in a simple way. this paper presents a comprehensive survey of the different types of tracking technique. as used to develop object tracking algorithms for ar applications. this paper compares and analyses different types of sensor-based and vision-based tracking technologies, and finally draws conclusions. the mixed use of different types of tracking technologies is one of the best solutions to achieve accurate and powerful tracking to meet the strict requirements of ar applications. keywords: visual object tracking; deep neural network; generative adversarial networks. 1. introduction the demand for the interaction between virtual reality and the real world has gradually increased, and the augmented reality (ar) technology has emerged. augmented reality combines computer-generated virtual information with the real-world environment to provide users with a new type of interactive experience that is interesting and practical. object tracking is one of the core technologies in many ar application scenarios. by detecting and tracking objects in the real environment in real time, object tracking realizes the accurate correspondence between virtual information and the real world. ar object tracking technology based on deep learning has shown strong competitiveness in practical applications due to its high accuracy, robustness and real-time performance. this paper aims to investigate and compare the existing ar object tracking technologies based on deep learning, in order to provide a comprehensive and systematic reference for research in related fields. this paper aims to provide a high-quality research review for researchers by classifying and analysing the object tracking algorithms in the ar field, so as to help them better conduct further research. the structure of this paper mainly includes the following sections: the first chapter of this paper first introduces the application and direction of tracking technology in the field of ar, reviews the development process of ar object tracking technology, combs the traditional tracking technology and its limitations, and lays a foundation for the application of deep learning technology in the field of ar tracking. in chapter 2, a general overview of the development, status and classification of visual object tracking technology is given. the third chapter compares and analyses the visual multi-object tracking methods with excellent performance in public datasets in recent years. the fourth chapter looks forward to the possible future research directions based on the previous discussion. in conclusion, this paper comprehensively and systematically reviews the research and comparison of ar object tracking technologies based on deep learning from many aspects, and provides valuable reference and guidance for researchers and engineers in related fields. 2. the exploration of tracking technology in the ar field 2.1. the development of ar augmented reality is the real-time interaction between the real world and the virtual world, that is, accurate threedimensional registration [1, 2]. figure 1. figure with short caption (caption centred). today's mobile augmented reality systems typically use multiple motion tracking technologies, aiming at tracking the user's head position and orientation, while tracking the user's hand or handheld input device can provide more accurate 6dof interaction techniques. in addition, many different sensors cooperate with each other to form hybrid tracking. [2] hybrid tracking is a head pose tracking technology that merges or fuses the output pose data from different types of trackers to form a hybrid tracker to achieve higher accuracy and stronger tracking robustness. although the ar system using hybrid tracking technology will increase a certain complexity, it can effectively maintain high-precision pose tracking and enhance the robustness of tracking. 2.2. application of tracking registration and computer vision in ar field the commonly used methods include tracker-based registration, machine vision-based tracking registration, and hybrid tracking registration technology based on wireless network. the trackers-based registration technology uses a pre-trained tracker to track the movement of the object, so as to achieve tracking registration. machine vision-based tracking and registration techniques use computer vision algorithms to extract the feature points or contours of the 96 object and track these feature points or contours for registration. the hybrid tracking and registration technology based on wireless network fuses multiple tracking technologies to improve the accuracy and robustness of tracking and registration. 3. overview of target tracking algorithms based on deep learning 3.1. development history of tracking algorithms traditional target tracking algorithms are the earliest algorithms, including optical flow method, kalman filter, particle filter, mean shift and so on, and they laid for the vigorous development of the target tracking field, these algorithms can be divided into generative model and discriminative model. since the generative model only focuses on the object itself, the defect of this method is particularly obvious when the object undergoes huge deformation or change. unlike generative models, discriminative models take into account not only the object information but also the background information. discriminative models treat the object tracking problem as a classification or regression problem, and the goal is to find a discriminant function to distinguish the object from the background in order to track the object. therefore, discriminative models pay more attention to how to extract features from the input data to better realize the classification or regression of the target. in object tracking, discriminative models can track the target by learning a classifier or regressor, which can achieve better results in practical applications. discriminative methods are more robust and gradually occupy the mainstream position in object tracking algorithms. at present, many deep learning objects tracking algorithms also belong to the discriminative framework. during the period of 2013 to 2022, the model of the target tracking algorithm has undergone a transformation from the traditional feature-based method to the deep learning-based method, and the fusion method is gradually used to improve the performance and robustness of the tracking. the continuous evolution and development of these methods provide strong support for the application and development of target tracking technology. figure 2. representative target tracking algorithms generated from 2013 to 2022 3.2. research status of deep learning-based tracking algorithms deep learning-based tracking algorithms (dlta) have received extensive attention in recent years. this method uses deep learning technology to extract and characterize the features of the target object, so as to achieve accurate tracking of the target. the main aspects are as follows: feature extraction and representation: effective feature representation is the key to achieve object tracking. researchers have tried to use deep learning models such as convolutional neural network (cnn) and recurrent neural network (rnn) to extract and represent the features of the target object. these features can include the shape, texture, motion and other information of the object. data association and filtering: during tracking, it is necessary to determine the data association of the object between adjacent frames. data association methods include matching, kalman filter, particle filter and so on. deep learning can improve the accuracy of data association by learning the complex relationship between the target and the background. online learning and updating: online learning and model updating are important parts of the tracking algorithm. researchers adopt an end-to-end training strategy to enable the model to adapt to the changes of the target in real time during the tracking process. the main algorithm models are as follows: siamese network: the siamese network is a commonly used tracking algorithm model, which uses two convolutional neural networks with the same structure to extract the features of the target and the search area, and then determines the location of the target by comparing these features. representative algorithms include siamfc and siamrpn. rnn-based tracking algorithms: these algorithms exploit the temporal characteristics of rnn to capture the dynamic changes of the target in the video sequence. for example, the mdnet algorithm uses rnn for multi-domain feature extraction and combines an online learning strategy to achieve real-time tracking. integrated object detection and tracking: this type of method unifies the problem of object detection and tracking, and uses an end-to-end training strategy for joint optimization. for example, d&t algorithm combines faster r-cnn with kalman filter to realize target detection and tracking. 4. comparison of tracking algorithms based on deep learning 4.1. visual slam based methods in augmented reality applications, it is necessary to accurately align virtual objects with the real scene to ensure the correct presentation and interactive experience of virtual objects. at the same time, since ar applications usually need 97 to sense and track object s and camera positions in the scene in real time, an efficient, accurate and real-time method is required to accomplish this task. in this case, the method based on slam (simultaneous localization and mapping) can be used as an effective solution, which use deep learning to improve the accuracy of visual simultaneous localization and mapping (slam) algorithms. slam algorithms are used to track the position and orientation of devices in the real world. deep learning can improve the accuracy of slam algorithms by recognizing objects in the environment and tracking their movements. lift-slam combines deep learning-based feature descriptors with traditional geomete-based systems. and it extends the pipeline of the orb-slam system to use cnns to extract features from images, providing denser and precise matching based on the learned features. the figure below compares lift-slam with various slam algorithms on the kitti dataset. table 1. formatting sections, subsections and subsubsections algorithm type metric 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 liftslam hybrid ate (m) rpetrans (%) rperot (deg/ m) 8.06 x 40.04 2.23 0.51 13.55 30.38 3.63 184.43 59.62 29.87 3.18 x 8.73 1.46 2.22 6.09 12.24 2.42 47.10 19.91 9.72 2.99 x 2.49 0.34 0.48 3.11 2.91 4.02 2.02 2.14 2.24 orbslam* traditional ate (m) rpetrans (%) rperot (deg/ m) 11.54 x x 15.13 4.29 7.74 20.26 13.47 39.51 49.67 19.94 4.46 x x 9.75 3.71 3.35 8.11 7.43 12.16 26.51 8.65 3.28 x x 2.78 2.15 3.57 2.88 3.58 3.05 11.13 3.62 orb-slam’’ traditional ate (m) rpetrans (%) rperot (deg/ m) 5.33 x 21.28 1.51 1.62 4.85 12.34 2.26 46.68 6.62 8.80 deepvo** end-to-end ate (m) rpetrans (%) rperot (deg/ m) 8.49 7.19 2.62 5.42 3.91 8.11 6.89 6.97 3.61 5.82 4.60 8.83 neuralbundler hybrid ate (m) rpetrans (%) rperot (deg/ m) 3.24-4.85-1.83, 2.74-6.23-3.53 1.35-1.60 -0.7 2.6 2.02-2.11 4.2. based on object detection and tracking algorithms in the field of ar, especially the behaviours and operations that pursue real-time performance and accuracy, such as interaction, games, fast tracking and positioning, etc., all aim to improve the user experience, which especially needs the support of excellent algorithms. the following is the performance of various state-of-the-art vot methods for single object tracking on four data sets until recently. in masked autoencoders with spatial-attention dropout for tracking tasks [3], the masked autoencoder (mae) was pretrained on the video for vot and vos. their dropmae is a video frame reconstruction method that aims to solve the problem of excessive spatial cues and ignoring temporal relationships in traditional mae (mean absolute error) methods. this method facilitates temporal correspondence learning in videos by adaptively performing spatial attention dropout during frame reconstruction. table 2. comparison with state-oftheart vot methods on four large-scale challenge datasets. data from [3] method source ao got -10k[4] sr0.5 sr0.75 t nl2k [5] auc p lasot ext [6] auc p norm p auc lasot [7] pnorm p siamfc eccvw16 34.8 35.3 9.8 29.5 28.6 23.0 31.1 26.9 33.6 42.0 33.9 mdnet cvpr16 29.9 30.3 9.9 27.9 34.9 31.8 39.7 46.0 37.3 eco iccv17 31.6 30.9 11.1 32.6 31.7 22.0 25.2 24.0 32.4 33.8 30.1 siamprn++ cvpr19 51.7 61.6 32.5 41.3 41.2 34.0 41.6 39.6 49.6 56.9 49.1 dimp iccv19 61.1 71.7 49.2 44.7 43.4 39.2 47.6 45.1 56.9 65.0 56.7 siamr-cnn cvpr20 64.9 72.8 59.7 52.3 52.8 64.8 72.2 lt mu cvpr20 48.5 47.3 41.4 49.9 47.3 57.2 57.2 ocean eccv20 61.1 72.1 47.3 38.4 37.7 56.0 65.1 56.6 t rdimp cvpr21 67.1 77.7 58.3 63.9 61.4 t ranst cvpr21 67.1 76.8 60.9 50.7 51.7 64.9 73.8 69.0 automatch iccv21 65.2 76.6 54.3 47.2 43.5 37.6 43.0 58.3 59.9 stark iccv21 68.8 78.1 64.1 67.1 77.0 keept rack iccv21 48.2 67.1 77.2 70.2 mixformer-l cvpr22 70.7 80.0 67.8 70.1 79.9 76.3 sbt cvpr22 70.4 80.8 64.7 66.7 71.1 uast icml22 63.5 74.1 51.4 57.1 58.7 swint rack-384 neurips22 72.4 80.5 67.8 55.9 57.1 49.1 55.6 71.3 76.5 aiat rack eccv22 69.6 80.0 63.2 47.7 55.6 55.4 69.0 79.4 73.8 cia50 eccv22 67.9 79.0 60.3 50.9 57.6 66.2 69.6 simt rack-l eccv22 69.8 78.8 66.0 55.6 55.7 70.5 79.7 ost rack-384 eccv22 73.7 83.2 70.8 55.9 56.7 50.5 61.3 57.6 71.1 81.1 77.6 droptrack c vpr23 75.9 86.8 72.0 56.9 57.9 52.7 63.9 60.2 71.8 81.8 78.1 98 it can be seen that the overall performance efficiency of target tracking algorithms in recent years is getting higher and higher, among which the drop track algorithm is the brightest. in the table, the widely used average overlap (ao) and success rate (sr), and the area under the curve (auc) metrics are selected as indicators, which can be seen that the target tracking algorithm based on deep learning accounts for a large proportion in recent years. although there is a certain difference in calculation and time consumption, it can be seen that deep learning has occupied half of the tracking algorithm. 4.3. deep learning-based pose estimation method pose estimation can be used to determine the position and orientation of a camera or device in order to correctly present a virtual object in a real scene. therefore, pose estimation is one of the key steps to achieve virtual -real fusion and accurate alignment in ar applications. pose estimation can be achieved by using sensor data such as accelerometers, gyroscopes or magnetometers, among others, and computer vision techniques such as feature matching or structured light scanning, among others. the sensor data can provide information such as the acceleration, angular velocity, and magnetic field of the device to infer its orientation and position. while computer vision techniques can use images or point cloud data to estimate the pose of a device. since the alexnet network was proposed in 2012, deep learning has developed rapidly and brought new development impetus to the field of human pose estimation. in 2014, convolutional neural networks were first successfully applied to solve the single-person pose estimation problem. since then, the backbone structure based on convolutional neural network has been the mainstream method in the field of human pose estimation. subsequently, the transformer structure achieved great success in the field of time series, and some researchers began to introduce it into the field of computer vision, and the human pose estimation algorithm based on the transformer structure has become a new research hotspot. therefore, at present, pose estimation is roughly divided into convolution-based algorithms and transformer-based algorithms [8]. however, pose estimation is a complex problem that involves multiple factors, such as sensor accuracy, algorithm efficiency, and environmental noise. therefore, pose estimation needs to consider multiple factors and combine techniques such as algorithm optimization and parameter adjustment to improve accuracy and performance. 5. holistic analysis 5.1. problems in deep learning object tracking deep learning technology provides the possibility to construct a more robust object appearance model, so it has become a trend to be widely used in object tracking tasks. the current tracking algorithms still have many challenges in high accuracy, high robustness and real-time performance in complex environments. the target tracking task has its own particularity, so there are some problems when applying deep learning technology, such as offline training data, real-time online training, and object occlusion. 5.2. advantages and disadvantages of deep learning object tracking in the ar field 5.2.1. advantages high accuracy: target tracking algorithms based on deep learning can learn and build an accurate target model, thereby improving the accuracy of tracking. real-time: they can usually complete target tracking in a short period of time and achieve real-time operation. adaptability: they can be adjusted adaptively according to the changes of the scene and environment, so as to improve the robustness of tracking. scalability: since deep learning algorithms are highly scalable, they can be applied to a wider range of ar scenarios and tasks. 5.2.2. cons high demand for training data: object tracking algorithms based on deep learning require a large amount of training data to build an accurate object model, which may be difficult to meet in some ar application scenarios. high hardware requirements: they require a large amount of computation, so they need more powerful hardware support, which may limit their application on some mobile devices. sensitivity to light and background: they are sensitive to changes in light and background, which may lead to unstable tracking performance under different lighting and background. 6. conclusion the object tracking algorithm of deep learning has undergone many changes in recent years, which have significantly improved the accuracy and robustness of the algorithm. one of the most important changes has been the shift from single-stage to two-stage object tracking algorithms. single-stage algorithms, such as the siamese tracker, use a single neural network for object tracking. while two-stage algorithms, such as 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(2023) comparative study of human pose estimation methods based on convolution and transformer. software engineering, 26(3):18-24. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 113 intelligent pavement diseases detection model based on yolov5s weihua pan, mengying nie north china electric power university department of computer, baoding, hebei 071003, china abstract: there are many kinds of pavement diseases, and the detection background in the actual scene is complex, so the accuracy of the detection model is not high. based on yolov5s, a pavement diseases detection model yolov5s-cbp is proposed, and the cbam (convolutional block attention module) attention module was introduced into the backbone network to enhance the model's attention to the characteristics of pavement diseases. the bifpn network was constructed in the neck, which realizes the cross-layer exchange and integration of information and retains more high-level semantic information. a small target detection layer p2 was added to the detection head to improve the detection ability of the model for small road diseases. the experimental results on data sets show that the precision and recall of the model are improved by 6.1% and 4.4% respectively, and the map is improved by 5.7%, which effectively improves the performance of the detection model. keywords: target detection; pavement diseases; neural network; attention mechanism. 1. introduction pavement diseases are the result of many factors. longterm road load, sun exposure and snow immersion have led to frequent road diseases. the increasingly number of pavement diseases has greatly reduced the service life of asphalt pavement, increased the pressure of road maintenance, and had a negative impact on road traffic. thus, timely and effective detection and identification of road diseases can eliminate these potential safety hazards as soon as possible and prolong the service life of pavement, which is very important for road maintenance and management. at the early stage, pavement diseases detection was mainly based on manual detection, which was time-consuming and laborious, and the detection efficiency was low, so it could not meet the large-scale road detection task. with the rapid development of computer software and hardware, the automatic detection methods of pavement diseases have been enriched. the methods of disease detection based on digital images can be summarized as: threshold segmentation method[2-3], edge detection method[4-5] and region growth method[6-7], but these methods have low accuracy and recall rate and complicated steps. the detection method based on neural network has two-stage algorithm [8] and one-stage algorithm[9]. in reference [10], the faster rcnn model was used to detect pavement diseases, and the regional expert network was introduced to improve the network performance. the two-stage algorithm has high accuracy, but the detection speed is slow. reference [11] used yolov3 model to identify pavement cracks. this model can meet the real-time requirements with high accuracy, but there has a problem of missing detection. yu lu[12] introduced senet attention and aspp module on the basis of yolov5 model, which effectively improved the accuracy of pavement diseases detection model. yolov5 model can balance precision and speed well, and it is a mature detection model with good performance at present. however, the ability to extract the characteristics of small road diseases under complex background needs to be improved, and it is necessary to further analyze the characteristics of pavement diseases and put forward targeted improvement measures. therefore, based of yolov5s model, this paper introduced cbam attention mechanism to enhance the feature extraction ability of the model, used bifpn structure to realize crosslayer fusion of characteristic information, and added a small target detection layer to detect small target road diseases, enhancing the application ability of the model in complex background. 2. yolov5s model unlike other target detection objects, pavement diseases have their own characteristics. firstly, the background of pavement diseases images in the actual scene is complex and noisy, which usually contains interference information such as pedestrians, vehicles, lane lines, road garbage, etc. moreover, due to factors such as light intensity and weather, road images often appear problems such as exposure and blurring, which greatly affects the quality of acquired images. second, the types of pavement diseases are complex and diverse, the area gap of pavement diseases is large, and the proportion of road diseases in the image is uneven, which makes the width-height ratio of the anchor frame different from other data sets, so it is necessary to retrain the anchor frame according to the road datasets; in the end, the existing open source datasets of pavement diseases contains limited types of pavement diseases, and the labeling of pavement diseases is not ideal, and there are some problems such as labeling errors, omissions and the position deviation of labeling boxes. as a result, although yolov5s model has been widely used in pavement diseases detection, there are still some problems, such as false detection, missed detection and low accuracy of small target detection. therefore, the road disease detection model in actual scenes needs further adjustment and improvement. 2.1. yolov5s model yolov5 is a representative model of one-stage detection algorithm, which is widely used in various fields and has good detection performance. yolov5 has four different versions, namely yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5l and yolov5x. the difference between these four versions is that the depth and width of the network increase in turn. as shown in figure 1, 114 yolov5s model is the lightest network in yolov5 model, which includes four parts: input, backbone, neck and prediction head. at the input, the image data was adaptively scaled to a uniform size: 608*608, and the mosaic data enhancement was used to expand the datasets. backbone network was responsible for feature extraction of image data to obtain high-level semantic and shallow features of image data; the neck network realizes the exchange and fusion of different levels of characteristic information through upsampling; the prediction head includes three prediction layers for feature map prediction. fig 1. yolov5s network structure 2.2. small target detection layer in the original yolov5s model, the detector includes three detection layers: p3, p4 and p5, which detect small, medium and large targets by 8, 16 and 32 times down sampling respectively, and the detection effect of large targets is better than that of small targets. in the datasets of this paper, there are not only large cracks and net cracks, but also small pits and cracks that are difficult to detect. there is a big difference in the proportion of road diseases, and the original three detection layers can not meet the detection requirements, which leads to the problem of missed detection of small target diseases in the detection process. in this paper, on the basis of the original three detection layers, the p2 detection layer with the scale of 152*152 is added, which mainly detects small pavement diseases. detection layer p2 has a smaller receptive field, which can retain more position information and contour features of small targets. it can significantly improve the network's ability to detect small target diseases and effectively solve the negative impact of target scale differences on the model. in addition, the anchor frame mechanism of the original yolov5s model was trained based on coco data set, which has different detection target area with the pavement diseases detection in this study, which is not suitable for the actual needs of pavement diseases detection in this study. therefore, it is necessary to design the target anchor frame size by reclustering. on the data set constructed in this paper, the kmeans++ method was used to recombine the classes, and the anchor frame size that can better match the pavement diseases target is obtained. 2.3. cbam attention mechanism the attention mechanism is an imitation of human visual system, which can focus on pavement diseases information in the process of feature extraction and improve the feature extraction ability of the model. on the road disease datasets, the background is complex and the colors are diverse, and the image data containing a lot of unimportant semantic information accounts for a large proportion, which increases the difficulty of feature extraction of the detection model. the attention mechanism can help the model pay more attention to useful information in the training process and ignore the influence of redundant background information to some extent. cbam (convolutional block attention module)[14] is a widely used convolution attention module, which is plug and play, simple and efficient, different from channel attention mechanism or spatial attention mechanism. cbam module realizes the fusion of cross-channel features and spatial information by convolution operation. as shown in fig.2, the input feature map f(h*w*c) is subjected to global maximum pooling and global average pooling operations, respectively, to obtain one-dimensional channel features (1*1*c), and the feature maps of these two branches are respectively connected to the two-layer shared neural network (mlp) for training, and then the obtained output results are added by elements. finally, the channel attention diagram mc can be obtained through sigmoid activation function: mlp avgpool mlp maxpool (1) the spatial attention module (sam) compresses the input features into one dimension by maximum pooling and average pooling, and obtains two feature maps (h*w*1), then obtains the single-channel features by concat and convolution operations, and finally obtains the spatial attention map ms by sigmoid activation function: ms avgpool ;maxpool (2) multiply and weight the channel attention diagram mc and the spatial attention diagram ms to get the final feature map. by adding cbam module, the flow of feature information is promoted, the ability of model feature extraction is enhanced, and the detection performance and accuracy of the network are improved. fig 2. cbam attention mechanism module 2.4. bifpn cross-scale feature fusion yolov5s model uses fpn-pan structure to fuse features. fpn uses up-sampling to construct a one-way path, which fuses high-level semantics and low-level features. however, shallow features are seriously lost after many up-sampling operations, which directly affects the prediction effect of the detection head. as shown in fig.3, pan module adds a bottom-up path to fpn, constructs a bidirectional fusion path, and realizes the fusion of different levels of features, but frequent up-sampling and down-sampling operations also increase the parameters and calculation of the model. therefore, this paper uses the bifpn structure as the neck network, and bifpn[15] keeps the bidirectional feature fusion path in panet, and makes the following improvements: deleting a single input node, and the node with only one input 115 edge contains the same information as the previous node, which is a structural redundancy, and the calculation amount is simplified through this improvement; jumping connection is added between the input and output nodes at the same level, and the input node is directly connected to the output node without up-sampling, thus retaining more original information; weighted fusion of different levels of information is carried out, and the two paths are integrated into a whole, which enhances information fusion. in summary, bifpn structure simplifies the neck network, improves the cross-layer information exchange and fusion between different levels of feature maps, improves the information loss caused by up-sampling, and improves the detection performance of the model. by improving the neck network, the cross-layer integration of information is strengthened, and the attention of the network to small targets is enhanced. fig 3. feature fusion module fig 4. improved yolov5s model as shown in fig.4, the network structure improved by the above measures. to solve the problems of complex road image detection background, great difference in the proportion of road diseases, and difficulty in detecting small target pavement diseases in actual scenes, yolov5s-cbp proposed targeted improvement measures: adding cbam attention mechanism to the backbone network, which enhanced the model's attention to the data image channel and spatial dimension characteristics, and then ignored the background semantic information; the cross-layer fusion of feature information in the neck network adopts bifpn structure, which solves the problem of high-level semantic feature loss caused by up-sampling. a small target detection layer with smaller receptive field was added to the prediction head, which is responsible for detecting tiny cracks and pits in road images, thus improving the detection ability of the model for small target road diseases. besides, the k-means++ clustering method was used to redesign the anchor frames, and 12 anchor frames which are more suitable for this data set are obtained. meanwhile, in order to offset the overhead caused by increasing the small target detection layer, the deep separable convolution product is used in the backbone network instead of the ordinary convolution, which reduces the calculation amount and parameters of the model. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. introduction of datasets in this study, the datasets consist of three parts, including two public datasets and local datasets. there are two public datasets, namely, the global open innovation application competition data set and the rdd2022china data set. the training set of innovative application competition data set contains 6000 road images, and 8 kinds of road diseases are marked. rdd2022china data set contains 4,378 training pictures, and four kinds of road diseases are marked. the local data set includes 2000 pictures. comparing the two public data sets, it is found that the image of the innovation application contest data set contains more complex background information such as pedestrians and vehicles, and it is noisy, with poor labeling quality, and there are problems of wrong labeling and missing labeling. the shooting angles of rdd2022china data set are quite different, and there are few kinds of pavement diseases marked. therefore, in order to further improve the quality of datasets, the public datasets are marked twice. firstly, the initial road disease datasets containing 12,378 pictures was obtained by integrating the data of three data sets, and the disease was marked with labelimg software, which mainly marked five common road diseases, namely crack, net crack, pothole, patch-crack and patch-net. then, the data set is expanded by data enhancement method, and the road disease images under different lighting conditions are simulated by randomly adjusting the brightness of the images. by simulating rainy and foggy days, the weather data that may be encountered in real scenes are supplemented. the effects of different data enhancement techniques are shown in figure 5. the expanded data set includes 49,512 road data. finally, according to the ratio of 8: 2, the training set includes 39,610 image data and the verification set includes 9,902 image data. a) original picture b) randomly adjusts brightness c) simulated foggy days d) simulated rainy day fig 5. data enhancement method 3.2. experimental environment in this paper, python3.7 version 3.7 is selected as the development language, and pytorch, a deep learning 116 framework, is used to build a neural network. the experiment is conducted on windows10 operating system, with intel(r) core (tm)i7-13700h as the cpu version and nvidia geforce rtx3050 as the gpu version. the initial parameters of the experiment are shown in table 1. table 1. parameter configuration experimental hyperparameter parameter setting input picture 608*608*3 number of categories five batch size eight training times 100 learning rate 0.01 optimizer adam 3.3. evaluation indicators in order to verify the performance of the improved detection model, accuracy (pr), recall (re) and average accuracy (map) are used as evaluation indexes. accuracy is the ratio of the number of correctly detected diseases to the number of positive samples judged by the model, recall is the ratio of correctly identified samples to the number of positive samples, and map is a comprehensive index to evaluate the overall performance of the detection model, which can measure the average accuracy of detection of all disease categories in the model. tp pr= tp+fp (3) tp re= tp+fn (4) 1 2 np +p +l+p ap= n (5) i=n ii=0 1 map= ap n  (6) among them, tp represents the number of positive samples correctly identified by the model, fn represents the number of negative samples wrongly detected by the model, and fp is the number of positive samples wrongly detected by the model. 3.4. ablation experiment the influence of the improved method on the model detection performance is verified by ablation experiments. based on yolov5s network, model yolov5s-p is obtained by adding small target detection layer, model yolov5s-c is obtained by adding cbam attention mechanism, and model yolov5s-b is obtained by adding bifpn module. the experimental results are shown in table 2. table 2. results of ablation experiment model p2 detection layer cbam bifpn pr re map@0.5 yolov5s × × × 82.1% 76.3% 79.8% yolov5s-p √ × × 82.1%(+2.1%) 76.3%(+5.2%) 79.8%(+1.5%) yolov5s-c × √ × 82.1%(+3.5%) 76.3%(+2.8%) 79.8%(+2.2%) yolov5s-b × × √ 82.1%(+2.9%) 76.3%(+1.6%) 79.8%(+1.7%) yolov5scbp √ √ √ 82.1%(+6.1%) 76.3%(+4.4%) 79.8%(+5.7%) the results of ablation experiments show that the accuracy and recall of the original model are improved by 3.5% and 2.8% respectively by adding cbam attention mechanism to the model detector, which shows that the introduction of cbam attention mechanism pays more attention to pavement diseases information, effectively improves the feature extraction ability of the model and further improves the performance of the model. using bifpn instead of panet in the neck network improves the accuracy and recall of the original model to 85% and 77.9%, which shows that bifpn, as a feature fusion network, can better realize cross-layer communication and weighted fusion of feature information and effectively solve the problem of losing high-level semantic information. after adding p2 detection layer to the network prediction head, the accuracy and recall of the model increased by 2.1 and 5.2 percentage points respectively, which is a targeted improvement measure. the newly added small target detection layer has a smaller receptive field and is responsible for detecting small target pavement diseases, which improves the detection efficiency and recall of small targets such as small cracks and pits. it can be seen that the three model improvement approaches proposed according to the characteristics of pavement diseases are effective. 3.5. comparative experiment in order to verify the detection performance of the improved model, the yolov5s-cbp model is compared with the mainstream target detection algorithms faster r-cnn, yolov3, yolov4 and yolov5s, and the comparison test results are shown in table 3. table 3. performance comparison with other detection models model pr re map@0.5 faster rcnn 79.3% 73.1% 75.4% yolov3 76.1% 72.3% 74.7% yolov4 79.5% 74.0% 76.5% yolov5s 82.1% 76.3% 79.8% yolov5s-cbp 88.2% 80.7% 85.5% as can be seen from table 3, the improved yolov5s-cbp model has the highest detection accuracy (88.2%) and recall rate (80.7%). compared with the original yolov5s, the accuracy has increased by 6.1 percentage points, and the recall rate has increased by 4.4%. the overall performance is superior to other models, which shows that the improved model method used in this paper is a practical and effective measure to improve the model performance. the detection 117 results of each model are shown in figure 6. after careful observation, it can be found that there is little difference in the recall rate among the models except yolov3 model, and they all have high recall rate, but the confidence of the improved v5 model is as high as 94%, which can realize the accurate detection of the disease. for minor diseases (potholes), both v3 and v4 versions can't identify them, but the improved yolov5s model can accurately identify them, which shows that the improved measures can strengthen the model's attention to minor road diseases and optimize the model's ability to detect small targets. judging from the detection effect, yolov5s-cbp model not only can accurately identify road diseases, but also has high confidence and better small target detection ability, which can better cope with complex background problems in actual scenes. fig 6. comparison of test results 4. conclusion in order to improve the detection ability of the road disease detection model in the actual scene, this paper obtains a neural network model with higher detection accuracy from two aspects: data set construction and model improvement. through the analysis of the characteristics of road diseases, the open source road disease data set is sorted out and marked twice, and the local road image data is obtained by field shooting. at the same time, the data set is expanded by data enhancement method to obtain high-quality road disease data set. based on yolov5s model, small target detection layer p2 is added to detect smaller road diseases, which effectively improves the small target detection performance of the model. add cbam attention to the backbone network, optimize feature extraction, 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[14] qi xuanhao, zhi min. a summary of attention mechanism in image processing [j/ol]. computer science and exploration: 120 [2023-10-16]. http://kns. cnki.net/ kcms/detail/ 11. 5602. tp.20629.10606060606 [15] tan m, pang r, le q v. efficientdet: scalable and efficient object detection[c]//proceedings of the ieee/cvf conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. 2020: 1078110790. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 85 csi‐based wifi device identification solution yiming li * department of computer science and technology, qingdao university, qingdao, shandong, china * corresponding author email: l997999350@163.com abstract: in recent years, wireless devices such as wifi routers have become increasingly common in various fields. rogue access point (rap) is one of the threats that has persisted in wireless lan (wlan) for many years and can cause varying degrees of property damage and privacy leaks. in response to these threats, we propose a new security mechanism, called rdi, which uses environment-independent features extracted from channel state information (csi) as fingerprints for device identification. we found that the phase errors between multiple antennas on a single mimo-ofdm (multiple input multiple output-orthogonal frequency division multiplexing) transmitter are not the same. this phase offset is due to the i/q imbalance and imperfect oscillator of each wifi network card, and it will not change with factors such as environment and time. therefore, we inferred and verified that there must be some relationship between the phase errors of multiple groups of antennas, that is, the relative phase error (rpe). in addition, rpe will also vary with different wifi devices. compared with some similar fingerprint detection methods in the past, the use of specific connections between group phase errors between antennas can better reveal the different attributes between devices, thereby enhancing the uniqueness of features. therefore, we believe that rpe can be used as an effective fingerprint to detect rap attacks. we conduct a large number of experimental demonstrations on this, and innovatively built a multi-modal convolutional neural network (cnn) model to perform efficient classification work for our solution. experiments on 22 wifi devices and various scenarios show that the detection rate of rdi can reach more than 98% in both dynamic and static device states. keywords: relative phase error; csi; rap. 1. introduction with the development of communication technology and the wide application of mobile devices, various fields are becoming more and more informatized. wifi has become one of the most popular communication mediums for connecting wireless devices in the internet of things (iot). however, in this scenario, various threats and security loopholes against wireless networks are also emerging, such as denial of service (dos) attacks, encryption cracking, wifi freeloading, etc. among them, rogue access points (rap) attacks have become one of the most serious attack threats. raps already exist around the world, and they usually occur in public places such as coffee shops, stations, airports, government agencies, and schools. attackers usually use the same identifiers like basic service set identifier (bssid) and service set identifier (ssid) as the original ap to pretend to be a legitimate one, thereby making illegal and malicious connections, manipulating all network communications of the victims. this will cause serious consequences, such as user privacy disclosure, and property loss, and even threaten the development of society. to cope with rap attacks, strengthening the detection mechanism of the client is the most important key. the current rap detection schemes can be divided into two categories: non-hardware-based rap detection and hardware-based rap detection. the initial research focuses on non-hardware device detection, such as 802.11i rsna, etc., which has provided some traditional encryption methods to enhance authentication security, but jana et al. [1] have confirmed that there are still some loopholes, which will cause users to still be lured to connect to raps. current non-hardware detection mainly uses traffic characteristics, behavior characteristics, topology structure, and some network-level characteristics to detect attacks. unfortunately, these detection methods have gradually exposed shortcomings such as low efficiency, high cost, and insufficient detection rate. for example, gao et al. estimate the packet interval time in the network layer as a feature of ap [2]. in [3], the transmission rate of the phy layer is used to distinguish devices. although these traffic analysis methods are effective in some scenarios, they require a large amount of data collection, even up to tens of gigabytes, leading to significant time consumption, storage overhead, computation cost. hardware-based rap detection schemes use device hardware fingerprints to realize device identification and attack detection, and many related schemes have begun to be widely studied. fingerprints on the hardware layer mainly refer to the defect on the internal hardware component of the transmitter, such as tx-rx oscillators, digital-to-analog converter (dac) and the power amplifiers (pa), etc. this kind of defect is generally difficult to imitate and has strong independent differences because forging hardware defects requires high costs for attackers, so this is a promising direction for device identification and rap detection. csi becomes a suitable research object, which can provide context-independent features of devices to detect and identify rogue wifi devices or aps. for example, due to the carrier frequency mismatch between the tx and rx oscillators, hua et al. [4] extract the carrier frequency offset (cfo) from csi to be a device fingerprint. later in [5], a great improvement in detection speed was made to this detection method, but the sensitivity to the environment still limited the fingerprint. these disadvantages were well optimized in the phase error fingerprint extracted from csi by [6] et al. the phase error is due to the i/q imbalance and oscillator imperfections of each wifi device, and it doesn't require additional equipment to extract phase features across subcarriers to build device fingerprints. although the fingerprint has performed well in terms of stability, there is still room for improvement in 86 applicable scenarios. to solve the above problems, we propose a lightweight continuous authentication scheme for wireless devices based on csi fingerprints for modern mimo devices. our solution, rpe-mimo, innovatively uses relative phase error (rpe) as a fingerprint to detect ap attacks and identify devices and exploits a novel cnn-based multi-modal neural network model framework for efficient identification and classification. the proposed fingerprint is independent of the environment and eliminates the multipath effect of mobile devices. this solution can improve detection accuracy and expand the scope of applications while maintaining good stability, allowing it to be integrated into today's intelligent and diversified application scenarios. in summary, we make the following contributions:  an innovative device physical layer fingerprint detection scheme is proposed. this work is based on the relative phase error of multiple links of the device, and the proposed fingerprint is independent of the environment.  a cnn-based multimodal neural network models is proposed. it can efficiently perform device detection tasks such as classification and prediction.  a lot of verification work has been done by using 22 routers. the experimental data shows that the accuracy rates in static and dynamic scenarios are 99.2% and 98.4% respectively. the rest of the paper is organized as follows: section ii introduces the background knowledge used in some schemes. in section iii, we discuss related work. section iv clarifies our detailed approach and presents the experimental implementation in section v. finally, a conclusion of the full text is given in section vi. 2. background 2.1. csi (channel state information) in wireless communication systems, csi reveals the channel response characteristics of transmission links, including the combined effects of scattering, fading, and power attenuation. on a 2.4ghz frequency band with a bandwidth of 20mhz, the csi measurement consists of 30 complex values, where each complex value corresponds to a selected subcarrier. so, for the received 802.11 frame, there are 30×ntx×nrx csi streams, where ntx and nrx are the number of transmit antennas and receive antennas, which also record the amplitude and phase of ofdm subcarriers. in the frequency domain, a wireless channel can be described as y h x w , where x and y are received and transmitted signal vectors, respectively, h is a channel matrix expressed in csi format, and w is an additive gaussian white noise vector. the csi stream for the kth subcarrier between the ith transmit antenna and the jth receive antennas can be expressed as h , , |h|e , , ,where |h| is the amplitude and φk, i,j is the phase part of subcarrier k. 2.2. phase error for the ofdm system, due to reasons such as i/q imbalance and an imperfect oscillator, the phases at the receiver and the transmitter exhibit a non-linear offset, that is, phase error occurs. a previous study [6] confirmed that the phase error θ caused by i/q imbalance can be expressed as: θ ϕ ω α β ψ where, ω and ϕ represent the signal phases at the transmitter and receiver of the device. α is the phase shift due to sampling frequency offset (sfo). β is the offset due to frame detection delay (fdd). ψ is the phase shift due to time of flight (tof). 2.3. ofdm system ofdm: by turning high-speed large data streams into parallel low-speed data streams through several orthogonal subcarriers, ofdm has stronger anti-multipath interference capabilities, so the latest version of the 802.11 protocol also uses this technology. wifi rf components: this mainly includes the transmitter, antenna and receiver (fig .1). 1) transmitter: after receiving the data, it uses modulation technology to modify the ac signal, encodes the data into the signal and transmits it to the antenna through the cable. the fingerprint information such as cpe and cfo we mentioned records the initial state of the transmitter as the starting state, thereby describing the entire offset trajectory. 2) antenna: the antenna is divided into a transmitter antenna and a receiver antenna. the transmitter antenna collects the ac signals transmitted by the transmitter and radiates the radio frequency waves; the receiver antenna captures the radio frequency waves in the air and conducts the ac signals to the receiver. in modern mimo systems, devices often contain multiple sets of transmitter and receiver antennas. 3) receiver: obtain the carrier signal received by the antenna and convert the signal into data. during the signal transmission process, due to inevitable factors such as hardware defects or unstable transmission environment, some errors or offsets are often caused, and they are often recorded in the receiver of the wireless device. fig 1. wifi rf components 3. related work in recent years, more and more authentication schemes based on device fingerprints have been proposed. the key to achieving continuous authentication is to find a reliable and valid fingerprint. as mentioned above, current detection solutions are mainly studied from two aspects: non-hardwarebased rap detection and hardware-based rap detection the initial research work on rap attack detection mainly focused on non-hardware-based device detection, mainly detecting devices through traffic characteristics, behavioral characteristics, topology structure, and other network layer or link layer characteristics. for example, corbett et al. [3], utilized the transmission rate of the phy layer as a fingerprint to distinguish devices. moreover, neumann et al. used a set of wireless parameters to fingerprint the target device, including inter-arrival time, frame size, transmission rate, etc. in another work [7], gao et al used a black-box-based fingerprint identification method. the input to the black box 87 (ap) was a sequence of packets, different devices will take different actions on the packet sequence due to different architectures of the access points. this operating mode is unique to each ap, so it can be used as a device fingerprint, but the experiment was simply conducted using simulated traffic. gao et al. estimated the packet arrival time (iat) in the network layer as the fingerprint of ap [7], but iat is easily affected by various factors such as network delay and retransmission. in summary, the above methods have various drawbacks. first, some of them are related to network traffic or other things, rather than to the device itself, so they can be easily counterfeited by attackers. second, some of them require extensive data collection, which will cause a lot of time consumption, storage overhead, etc., making it difficult to implement in real-world applications. furthermore, due to various other factors that have not been verified in real scenarios, some methods cannot be applied in practice and have poor robustness. therefore, for advanced attackers, these non-hardware-based fingerprints can be easily forged and cannot be used as reliable fingerprints. later, the focus of research shifted to hardware-based rap detection, which mainly used unique features on the physical layer to perform device identification or rap detection. such hardware differences are generally difficult to imitate and have strong distinguishability. for rap attack detection, jana et al. [1] proposed that the clock skews of the device can be used as the feature to characterize the physical device. they achieve the purpose of detecting rap by calculating the target ap's clock skew and comparing it with the legitimate fingerprint recorded in the database. then, lanze et al. proposed a rap detection scheme that can eliminate the impact between fingerprint collection devices, which uses the relative clock skews as the fingerprint of the device. this method calculated the relative clock skews of a device by collecting the clock skews of two aps, thus eliminating the impact of the collection device on the clock skews. however, this solution had only been simulated in a lab and lacks largescale evaluation, so its robustness and practicality cannot be guaranteed. brik et al.[8] adopted a hardware fingerprinting approach and used machine learning tools on collected modulation data to train classifiers that can distinguish arbitrary wireless network cards. in addition, demirbas et al. proposed a lightweight rap attack detection method based on the received signal strength indicator (rssi). although the above methods are related to the device hardware, most of them require specially custom detection equipment, and their systems are intolerant of mobile and dynamic multipath channels, affected by environmental factors, leading to an insufficient detection rate. to eliminate expensive custom-built detection equipment, some researchers turned to csi attribute analysis. jiang et al. [9] fingerprinted wireless devices by measuring the csi of wifi management frames. li et al. [10] used temporal soundings and multi-tone soundings extracted from channel estimates to verify legitimate transmitters. liu et al. proposed a user-authentication framework that can build the user profile resilient to the presence of the spoofer, but devices were required to be static. in 2018, hua et al. [4] extracted the carrier frequency offset (cfo) from csi. they use the cfo between tx-rx oscillators as a device fingerprint, which could eliminate the need for customized hardware, and it achieved excellent performance in rap detection. moreover, on the basis of experimental results, yu et al. proposed a lightweight solution based on cfo, the authentication time of cfo-based fingerprint detection was greatly shortened by additionally adding multiple features such as equal spacing and interception of cfo stripes[5]. however, due to sensitivity to the environment, these methods require the devices to remain stationary states, so they cannot achieve good recognition results in real-world scenes. in 2019, liu et al.[6] proposed a novel detection scheme, they used the phase error caused by the i/q imbalance of the wifi network card and the imperfect oscillator as a device fingerprint, which could adopt in a dynamic scene. moreover, in liu et al.'s scheme, it was proved that most other phase terms vary with time and/or frequency, while cfo and phase error are constant in both dimensions. when using a single tx-rx chain, the phase error as a fingerprint has eliminated the dependence on the environment, achieving good stability in device identification. however, there is still room for improvement in the detection rate of this solution in different scenarios. all in all, current wireless device detection solutions can already achieve good attack detection using only ordinary collection devices (such as a laptop). however, the detection rate in dynamic and static environments is still not perfect, and there is still room for improvement. inspired by this, we will propose a lightweight csi-based rap attack detection solution, which has a better detection rate in both dynamic and static environments. its good robustness and stability features have been extensively verified in real-world scenarios. 4. methodology we propose a new solution rdi to realize the identification of wireless devices. in this section, we introduce the specific principles and workflow of rdi in detail. 4.1. overview we innovatively propose a lightweight solution rdi for rap attack detection, which uses the multi-antenna spatial dimensions provided by modern mimo devices to extract phase errors within multiple groups of antennas as device features. our method consists of three parts: estimating rpe from csi, data processing, cnn multi-modal neural network. estimating rpe from csi: this module is responsible for estimating rpe from csi. the key innovation in rdi is that we propose a new device fingerprint rpe. specifically, rpe is a specific relationship between the phase errors of multiple sets of antennas in a wireless device, which can be output as a constant and unique device characteristic through calculation and other processing. we put the work of extracting unique features of fingerprints in the neural network model, and we only need to determine the input content. data processing: this module is responsible for the graphical processing of the obtained rpe so that we can visually observe the relationship between the phase errors of different antenna groups. more importantly, it is conducive to our efficient input in the subsequent cnn neural network classification. cnn multi-modal neural network: in this module, we propose a multi-modal cnn model that can classify and predict wireless devices by taking the offset trajectory image of rpe as input, thereby achieving rap attack detection. our solution completes rap attack detection by extracting hardware fingerprint features and performing efficient classification, thereby identifying device identification. the 88 following parts of this section introduce the specific methods and details of each part. fig 2. phase error between three different sets of antennas fig 3. fingerprint of three different devices 4.2. estimating rpe from csi since the phase errors between the antenna groups included in the same wireless device are inconsistent, as shown in the fig. 2, and there is a constant relative relationship between them. therefore, we study it and use eq. (1) to obtain the phase error from csi, and establish a new device fingerprint rpe to detect rap attacks. we select three groups of antennas, the transmitting antenna a and the receiving antennas b1, b2, and b3 , and extract the phase errors of the three groups of tx-rx in the device, recorded as θ1,θ2,θ3. for example, θ1 represents the phase error between the transmitting antenna a and the receiving antenna b1. we can express their relative relationship as: ∆θ θ θ ∆θ θ θ ∆θ θ θ where ∆θ , ∆θ and ∆θ represent the rpe between multiple sets of antennas in a wireless device. so in the end we use the relative phase errors ∆θ , ∆θ and ∆θ of the three links θ 1, θ 2 and θ 3 as our initial fingerprint data input. as shown in fig. 3, the extracted fingerprints are different across devices. so the relative relationship between the phase errors between tx-rx is output as a device fingerprint, that is rpe, for identification of wifi devices. 4.3. processing of data this module is responsible for processing data of rpe. we reflect the obtained phase error and rpe in an intuitive twodimensional space, which can also provide convenient and efficient input for subsequent neural network classification. after obtaining the phase errors of the device from the csi, it can be found through observation that they all have a deviation range determined by 30 subcarriers. to observe this deviation more intuitively and to study the deviation relationship between different groups of antennas more conveniently, we convert them into graphs and place them in two-dimensional space for the next step. moreover, our subsequent detection work is based on the training and prediction in the neural network, so we need to convert the range of relative phase errors into graphs and use them as input to the model, which also makes it easier for us to carry out the work of the neural network in the future. we take the measured 30 subcarriers as the abscissa of the graph, that is, k =[−28, −26, ..., −2, −1, 1, 3, ..., 27, 28], which corresponds to an offset value, thus forming a point set consisting of 30 points on the coordinate axis. these points are connected to form a region on the number axis, which may be a wide curved line segment or a section of up and down fold lines, or maybe a completely irregular shape. after observation and comparison, the phase error shapes presented by different devices are different. this difference may be two completely different shapes, or it may be a very small difference. in the same device, the phase errors between three different groups of antennas also have completely different differences. we hypothesize and confirm that the connection between these three groups of phase errors, that is, the relative difference, is also unique to each wifi device. we perform the same processing on ∆θ and ∆θ obtained in the previous section, get three corresponding rpe offset trajectories on the coordinate axis, and output them as graphs. therefore, the input of the fingerprint rpe mentioned in the previous section is also processed and becomes the phase error picture corresponding to the two links. 4.4. cnn multi-modal neural network for device fingerprinting we built a cnn neural network based on multi-modal technology (fig. 4) to classify the rpe graph between multiple groups of antennas. cnn is a feed-forward neural network with a convolutional structure. it is a network that efficiently processes large amounts of image data classification and prediction, and can completely retain the original features. we take advantage of this feature, after several convolutions and pooling, the multi-dimensional data is "flattened" first, that is, the (height, width, channel) data is compressed into a one-dimensional array with a length of height × width × channel. then it is connected to the fully connected layer, and the same workflow as the ordinary network is carried out until we get the training results we want for prediction and recognition. the model is divided into three modules: image processing, feature extracting, and attack detection. image processing: in the image processing stages, we provide a total of three channels of independent input. taking the above three sets of relative phase error graphs in the same device as the only input, the neural network is used to label and preprocess them to carry out subsequent feature extraction and other work. feature extracting: after image processing, these three channels are independent and complementary to each other. three sets of relative phase errors between different antenna groups of the same device provide rich information to the other set of images respectively, and are independent of each other. they can effectively fuse multiple images and classify them. after image processing, these three channels are independent and complementary to each other. three sets of relative phase errors between different antenna groups of the same device provide rich information for another set of images, and are independent of each other. they can effectively fuse multiple images and classify them. since the phase errors between different antenna groups of the same device may be very similar, this will cause the relative relationship between them to be very weak, making it difficult to identify their device characteristics during classification. 89 therefore, to deeply learn more complex features and improve the accuracy of classification. in this part, we use the residual network resnet50 as the backbone to construct a deep network, and use the first three residual blocks of the resnet-50 network to extract and fuse fingerprint features. after the image is input, feature extraction is completed through convolution, pooling, etc. the difference and mutual influence of the three sets of phase offset graphs will be fully analyzed and extracted, and preliminary feature information f will be obtained. attack detection: in this module, we further strengthen the obtained features and finally complete the classification to achieve the detection of rap attacks. we input the f obtained in the previous module into the channel attention, which re-constructs a series of feature graphs in the middle of the network, enhance the discriminative ability of image features, highlights some important features, and suppresses other general features, thereby extracting key information in the feature graph and obtaining feature f . next, the fourth part of the residual block of the resnet-50 network is used to enhance the features of f to obtain the final f . this feature f is used for the final classification prediction to achieve the best network performance. this network model provides significant help for wifi device fingerprint identification, making subsequent work more efficient and convenient, and can also be applied in more scenarios. fig 4. the overall framework of dl-qw our solution combines the excellent properties of csi and the characteristics of mimo-ofdm without using the traditional fingerprint method of a specific hardware defect in the device. in other words, our task shifts from estimating a specific fingerprint itself to estimating their constant relative relationship based on the phase error extracted from csi. this relative relationship can more clearly reveal the difference in phase errors between devices, further improving the accuracy of device identification while maintaining good stability. this does not require additional hardware and cost, and can be well implemented in neural network models. in the next section we will demonstrate the specific experimental process. 5. experiments this section introduces our experiments, including experimental settings, and experimental scenarios. then, evaluate the performance of our proposed fingerprint mechanism, including an introduction from the aspects of data set collection, processing, device detection, and various parameters of the neural network. hardware: the testing device we use is a thinkpad t340 laptop equipped with an intel 5300 network card, and its cpu is an intel i5-3320m. the created fingerprint library comes from 22 wifi devices to be detected, which are composed of 22 routers of different brands and models in fig. 5(a). the detailed data is shown in the table i. software: the kernel of the detection terminal is linux 4.2.0, and it runs the ubuntu 14.0.4 lts system. to collect csi information, the system is installed with linux 802.11n csi tool. wi-fi releases open networks to be tested for the csi tool's operational requirements. (a) wifi devices used in experiments (b) experiment site fig 5. experimental environment settings table 1. wifi routers experimental environment: based on the test of stability, we will set up the experimental environment based on two aspects of: position stability and time stability. our experimental environment is set in a dynamic experimental environment in a university laboratory. as shown in the fig. 5(b), the laboratory area is 10m*10m, with 20 seats in it. one is to place the detection equipment and the equipment to be detected at both ends of the same aisle, without any obstructions and environmental changes in the middle. the other is to place the equipment to be tested (i.e., wifi router) in the middle of the laboratory, and the testing equipment is placed in a corner, as shown in the fig. 5(b), with various obstacles, including people and objects in the middle. during the experiment, the personnel in the laboratory can carry out any activities. the last one is that the equipment to be tested is still in the middle of the laboratory, and our thinkpad t340 laptop is moving arbitrarily in the laboratory. our testing equipment will measure the testing results every 6 hours within 72 hours. fingerprint library: we don't use the existing public data set, but collected the csi data of 22 wifi devices as our fingerprint library, including a total of 6 models, except honor purchased two, and the other models each had four. each device has collected 20m data, which contains about 50,000 pieces of csi information, which record the fingerprints we need for detection, that is, the phase errors between all different tx-rx in the device. then, we use the linux802.11n csi tool to extract the csi information from the ap's response. finally, we use formula (1) to sequentially calculate the phase error between each group of antennas in each data frame. determine the fingerprint: we use the method described in the previous section to determine the fingerprint of the device, that is, the relative fingerprint error between the txrx chain of the device. we respectively extract the phase errors between the transmitter antenna a and the receiver antenna b1, b2, and b3 90 of multiple wireless router devices from different brands, and obtain the corresponding three sets of rpe through the calculation of eq. (1). use them as fingerprints for our subsequent experiments to detect rap attacks. for our scheme, the main evaluation criteria are two indicators: (1) accuracy: including the detection rate and false alarm rate of each known and unknown wifi device. (2) stability: the stability of device fingerprints over time and place. next, we will conduct detailed experiments around two indicators. 5.1. accuracy according to the eq. (1) mentioned in the third section, and the method mentioned in the previous section, we extract the data frame of the corresponding rpe between the three sets of antennas in each wifi device from the csi. next, we transform it into a drift fan-dimensional matrix. each group of antennas in each device takes 100 offset values as a group to form a phase error drift range, and plots a group of rpe in a coordinate system. in the coordinate system, the subcarrier sequence is the x-axis (ie −28, −26, ..., −2, −1, 1, 3, ..., 27, 28), and the phase error value of each subcarrier is the y-axis. because the variation range of the phase error is between -2 and 2, the maximum value of the y-axis is set to 2, and the minimum value is set to -2, so as to reflect the drift range fully. after reading the figure into a matrix, to speed up the network training, the matrix needs to be normalized. the part with a value of 1 in the matrix represents the non-phase error drift range, and the part with a value other than 1 in the matrix represents the phase error drift range. to highlight the phase error drift range and increase the contrast, we set the data within the drift range to 1, and set the data outside the drift range to 0. next, we use the multimodal cnn neural network we built for testing. in the experiments, we use a lenovo pc with an intel i71165g7 processor, and rtx 2080 ti graphics card to train the deep learning model. the model is built by tensorflow version 2.10.0, using gpu acceleration to improve network training efficiency, and the python version used is 3.97. we use the resnet-50-based model for network training, set the training round epochs to 100, the batch size to 16, the loss function to cross-entropy loss, the optimization algorithm to adam, and the initial learning rate to 10-4. the output dimensions of the two fully connected layers are 512 and 256, respectively. the middle layer of the network uses the relu activation function, and the output layer uses the softmax activation function. the label of the data is converted into a one-hot value form. the images generated by the three sets of antennas in each device are taken as a group (the three images have the same size and the same category) and are input into the neural network architecture for classification prediction. we use 500 images collected by each device, 400 for training and 100 for classification prediction. after training the model, the accuracy curve on the training set is obtained, as shown in fig. 6. we randomly selected 7 devices from 22 devices as illegal devices, and collected 1000 csi samples for each device. fig. 8 shows the detection accuracy of these seven detection devices as abnormal connections. csi fingerprint collection was performed on 22 devices one by one to detect the legality of the devices. it can be seen from the fig. 7 that the recognition accuracy of the 22 devices can reach 98%-99%, the loss curve shows a continuous downward trend, and finally approaches 0.05, and the false alarm rate is less than 2%. and for devices of different types, or multiple devices of the same type, our solution can accurately identify obvious or subtle differences between them. fig 6. accuracy changes with epochs fig 7. the accuracies of 22 wireless devices fig 8. identification accuracy of rogue connections. 5.2. stability 5.2.1. time stability as a valid fingerprint for device identification, it must remain consistent over time. to prove that the relative phase error between the device antennas remains unchanged at different times of the day and for some time, we let the detection device record the csi information of the three routers tplink_1, 360_1, and 360_2 every 6 o'clock in a week, and extract fingerprints. fig. 9 shows the relative phase errors in the three sets of antennas in the three routers at different times. from the experimental results, it can be observed that regardless of the same type of different devices or different types of devices, their relative phase errors are quite consistent. 5.2.2. site stability due to the influence of tof, csi is sensitive to the location of the environment. therefore, we need to conduct related experiments to verify whether our fingerprints are affected by location and environment. first, to introduce complex multipath effects, we set the conditions in the abovementioned experimental environment indoors, and then added coffee shops, classrooms, and dormitories that are prone to malicious ap connections. we conduct multiple relative phase error device identifications in each location and 91 environment under conditions, record its csi, and extract fingerprints. we record the relative phase error at different positions, and the table ii records the accuracy rate in different environments. the results in table ii show that, our fingerprints remain consistent with changes in position, and can still achieve 98% accuracy in dynamic environments. a large number of experimental results have confirmed that our system can effectively detect malicious aps illegally connecting to wifi devices. 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(b) rpe of four deviceremain invariant across the 24 hours frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 94 scd: a detection system for ddos attacks based on sae-cnn networks hao xu, hequn xian * college of computer science and technology, qingdao university, qingdao, china * corresponding author: hequn xian (email: xianhq@126.com) abstract: the pervasive application of network technology has given rise to a numerous of network attacks, including distributed denial of service (ddos) attacks. ddos attacks can lead to the collapse of network resources, making the target server unable to support legitimate users, which is a critical issue in cyberspace security. in complex real-world network environments, differentiating ddos attack traffic from normal traffic is a challenging task, making it significant to effectively distinguish between attack types in order to resist ddos attacks. however, traditional ddos attack detection methods have certain limitations in terms of data preprocessing and detection efficiency. in this paper, we propose a lightweight framework based on deep learning called sae-cnn-detection (scd), which combines stacked autoencoder network (sae) and convolutional neural network (cnn) for ddos attacks detection. the cic-ddos2019 dataset is used to simulate network traffic that has suffered from ddos attacks, and this system employs adaptive preprocessing techniques for the dataset. the results demonstrate that multi-classification experiment achieves an accuracy of 97.2% for ddos attack types, while the binary classification experiment achieves an accuracy of 99.1%. keywords: distributed denial of service; deep learning; stacked autoencoder network; convolutional neural network. 1. introduction the ddos attack is a highly damaging network attack that employs multiple types of attacks and coordinated efforts on a large scale. attackers leverage a large number of compromised hosts, also known as “zombies”, to launch simultaneous ddos attacks against the target system. ddos attacks can cause network congestion, system crashes, and exhaustion of input/output bandwidth for databases and servers. this security hazard has become increasingly prevalent in recent years, particularly as a result of the widespread adoption of cloud technology by businesses, coupled with the proliferation of insecure internet of things (iot) devices and zombie networks. ddos attacks are becoming more and more severe in terms of their scale, frequency, and intricacy, thereby posing a global challenge for enterprises from a security standpoint. in march 2022, russian companies and corporate websites suffered a 7-fold surge in the incidence of ddos attacks, with the most prolonged attack lasting for 145 hours, resulting in considerable damage. enterprises with data centers, public cloud service providers, internet infrastructure service providers such as dns providers, emerging game service providers, and basic government network industries are all prime targets for ddos attacks. the variety of ddos attack modes makes them difficult to detect, leading to further proliferation. several researchers have endeavored to utilize machine learning techniques for the identification of ddos attacks [13]. while these methods have shown improved performance compared to statistical techniques, they still have some limitations. these limitations include the need for extensive prior knowledge and experience in network operations, intricate human extraction of appropriate statistical features during ddos detection, and limitations in detecting a variety of ddos attack types. in addition, machine learning methods require model updating to accommodate changes in the system and attack vectors. furthermore, classical machine learning classification techniques have limited feature extraction capabilities, making them complicated to handle large volumes of traffic data. recently, deep learning (dl) has achieved significant success in various application fields, such as facial recognition, image processing, and natural language translation. dl can extract raw features from data without any human intervention [4]. dl models can automatically search for correlations within the raw data, to meet high performance requirements. feature extraction and selection using dl methods are automatically accomplished during training process. this feature makes dl-based methods an ideal approach for detecting ddos attacks. another characteristic of dl-based methods is that, compared to traditional machine learning methods such as random forests, support vector machines, and knn, deep learning has stronger learning ability. therefore, they need to learn highly complex patterns to achieve higher accuracy and more functionality (such as key link analysis and attack types classification) within a single framework. considering these two characteristics, dl model in this paper consists of two stages: feature processing and model detection. the feature processing stage groups and formats the input data, simplifying the complex and immense feature selection process in machine learning methods. additionally, this stage obtains multiple ddos attack vectors, solving the bottleneck problem of processing attack vectors. the model detection stage inputs the processed features into a deep learning model to detect whether the input data grouping is a ddos attack grouping. the contributions of this paper are as follows: 1) this paper proposes a light-weight classification framework based on sae-cnn for detection of ddos attacks (scd), which can acquire a deep and fullranged understanding of the network traffic data. the proposed framework’s classification efficiency is evaluated on a publicly available dataset, 95 demonstrating significant improvements compared to other classic methods. 2) we extract effective features from network traffic data through our preprocessing technology, and then convert them into grayscale images. as an ideal input mode for deep learning, its application can improve the accuracy of classification and thus improve the efficiency of ddos attacks detection. 2. related work this section highlights the latest state-of-the-art works in ddos attacks detection that have been proposed in recent years. most previous research on ddos attack defense techniques is implemented using network intrusion detection methods [5]. however, with the development of ddos attack techniques, the situation of ddos attack defense research is severe. there are many challenges in the detection of new ddos attacks, especially regarding network traffic processing. awan et al. [6] employs two machine learning methods, random forest (rf) and multi-layer perceptron (mlp), to detect denial of service attacks through the scikit ml library and the big data framework spark ml library. tuan et al. [7] evaluates the performance of machine learning methods such as support vector machines (svm), artificial neural networks (ann), naive bayes (nb), decision trees (dt), and unsupervised learning (usml) in terms of accuracy, false alarm rate (far), sensitivity, specificity, false positive rate (fpr), auc, and matthews correlation coefficient (mcc) on the well-known public datasets unbsnb15 and kdd99 for detecting zombie network ddos attacks. prasad et al. [8] demonstrates ddos anomaly detection on the open cic-ddos2019 dataset using the stochastic gradient boosting (sgb) machine learning model. alduailij et al. [9] proposed a method for detecting ddos attacks in cloud computing, applying two feature selection techniques, the mutual information (mi) and random forest feature importance (rffi). while machine learning offers an effective approach for ddos attacks detection, some researchers argue that the accuracy of detection, as demonstrated in previous studies [10-11], tends to decrease as the size of datasets, often characterized by high-dimensional features, increases. furthermore, these methods pose challenges when manual feature extraction is needed for raw or unlabeled datasets. doriguzzi et al. [12] introduced a novel approach to ddos attacks detection that leverages the features of cnn to categorize traffic as either malicious or benign. nandi et al. [13] utilized five prevalent feature selection techniques, namely information gain, gain ratio, chi-squared, relief, and symmetric uncertainty, to select the most relevant attributes from the nslkdd dataset. subsequently, ddos packets were separated from the dataset, and weka was used to discretize the dataset. employing the same set of classifiers on the nslddos dataset yielded an average ddos detection rate of 99%. k. sadaf et al. [14] achieved an accuracy of 88.98% by automating threshold learning for anomaly detection in an autoencoder-based model, through the combination with the unsupervised learning technique of isolation forest. additionally, can et al. [15] enhanced the unbalanced dataset of cic-ddos2019 by using automatic feature selection to solve the imbalance problem in the dataset. the voluminous amount of network traffic data poses a significant challenge to traditional ddos detection techniques. traditional feature selection and classification algorithms fail to adapt to the massive data environment, as the detection performance is closely linked to the chosen features and classifiers. there is a relative paucity of research on distinguishing different types of ddos attacks, and the imbalanced raw traffic data significantly impairs the classification results. inspired by the aforementioned research, we propose scd, a lightweight ddos attack detection model. this model not only efficiently extracts features from input traffic data, but also classifies multiple types of ddos attacks. 3. methodology the network fusion structure of the proposed model is shown in figure 1. scd integrates advanced deep learning theories, especially sae and one-dimensional convolution. the optimal structure for detecting ddos attacks is achieved by merging model operations. the issue of imbalanced datasets is addressed through preprocessing, and the dimension reduction capability of sae is efficiently combined with the classification ability of the cnn network. the integration of all three aspects enables a thorough and comprehensive understanding of attack traffic. figure 1. architecture of vehicular networks. 3.1. data preprocessing the preprocessing procedure is of critical significance. there are three rationales for preprocessing the raw data: (1) the diverse lengths of the raw data collected from the network pose challenges for deep learning models, which require standardized input formats; (2) certain information contained in the raw data, such as port numbers, may adversely affect the accuracy of the results; (3) a standardized format enables streamlined maintenance and facilitates subsequent tasks. the raw data comes from pacp files in the cic-ddos2019 dataset, and through our preprocessing technology, we ultimately generate 13 types of grayscale images. all data packets are defined as a collection and divided into multiple files based on ip addresses and quintuples (source host, destination host, source port, destination port, and transport protocol). each file corresponds to a session. the original data stream is partitioned into smaller files, and features are extracted from the data of each session stream. remove socket features. we remove all of the socket features like destination ip, destination port, timestamp, and flow id. these features vary from network to network, and we need to train the model with packet characteristics itself. furthermore, both intruders and normal users can share the same ip address. therefore, training the dl model with socket information can cause an overfitting problem, as the model can be biased to the socket information. so we remove all unnecessary features. traffic cleaning. this is a crucial step in eliminating interference data from traffic packets, removing irrelevant features, and retaining useful ones. the original data often contains missing (nan) and infinity values that could affect the learning process of dl models. therefore, these values are removed from the data during the preprocessing phase. 96 traffic optimization. this includes removing duplicate and empty files that may impair the learning ability of the framework. length unification. we truncate pacp files larger than 784 bytes to 784 bytes and padding files smaller than 784 bytes with 0x00s at the end to supplement them to 784 bytes. the idx padding generator. we convert these uniformly sized pcap files into idx file of size 28 bytes x 28 bytes, which is a common file format used in the field of deep learning. if mapped to [0,1], these files are treated as grayscale images. after preprocessing these operations and processing benign traffic data streams, a total of 77,460 grayscale images are generated and a total of 13 types sample images of ddos attacks are shown in figure 2. figure 2. 13 types of grayscale images. by analyzing these grayscale images, we arrive at the conclusion that various categories of ddos attacks exhibit a notable level of differentiation, and each category displays a considerable degree of consistency. therefore, it provides an effective prerequisite for high accuracy ddos attack multiclassification task. 3.2. scd architecture in this section, we will introduce the architecture of scd. the autoencoder is a type of artificial neural network that has found widespread use in a variety of fields, including data noise filtering and image processing. the rationale for employing autoencoders in this work is that, when compared to linear and kernel principal component analysis (pca) [16], autoencoder can efficiently reduce the dimensionality of input traffic data and significantly enhance the accuracy of detecting subtle anomalies in normal traffic. additionally, autoencoders are simpler to train and do not require the computationally demanding calculations that kernel pca does. the sae is a multi-layer network structure that is formed by linking multiple simple autoencoders together. figure 3 shows the structure of a single-layer autoencoder, which includes an input layer, a hidden layer, and an output layer. in the sae framework, data dimensionality reduction is achieved through the encoding and decoding process. specifically, the input traffic data is represented by 1 2 n }e = {e ,e ,...,e , the hidden layer output is represented by encoder 1 2 m }g = {g ,g ,...,g , and the autoencoder output is represented by 1 2 }{ , ,...,decoder np p p p= . during the encoding and decoding process of sae, the input data undergoes transformations according to formulas (1) and (2): ( )encoder a n ag = f w e +b (1) ( )decoder encoder p = h w g +b  (2) where f（） and h（） represent activation functions, with sigmoid function being commonly selected. the weight matrix w represents the connections between input layer neurons and hidden layer neurons, while b represents the offset between input layer neurons and hidden layer neurons. similarly, weight matrix w denotes the connections between output layer neurons and hidden layer neurons, while bias b is the offset between output layer neurons and hidden layer neurons. the autoencoder network’s training process involves continuous training of parameters a{w ,w } and b ba{ , } through forward and backpropagation algorithms to minimize the loss function. figure 3. a single layer autoencoder structure in our sae network. sae extracts effective features of data, achieving effective dimensionality reduction and input signal reconstructions in the hidden layer. upon analyzing sae and cnn, it can be seen that they both utilize similar principles of forward propagation and error backpropagation based on gradient descent, providing a theoretical basis for network fusion during training. combining sae and cnn enables the full utilization of sae’s data dimensionality reduction and cnn’s feature extraction and classification abilities, allowing for the detection of ddos attacks in a single network model. onedimensional convolution is believed to be an ideal choice for ddos attacks detection as it captures the spatial dependence between adjacent bytes in network packets and finds discriminative patterns for each attack type, accurately classifying ddos attack types. the detailed workflow of cnn is shown in figure 4. our classification results confirm the effectiveness of one-dimensional convolution in feature extraction for network traffic data. formula (3) represents the one-dimensional convolution operation: j ij j i y = k * x         γ (3) the third equation of the model is denoted by jy , where jx represents the thj of the input feature map, and i denotes the one-dimensional convolution layer. the convolution kernel ijk is utilized, and the convolution operation is performed with “same” padding, denoted by * . the activation function γ() used for non-linear processing is rectified linear units (relu), and no bias is incorporated into the convolution layer. 97 figure 4. the detailed workflow of cnn by integrating the robust data feature extraction capability of sae and the classification ability of cnn. the network architecture is composed of four fundamental parts: data input, data dimension reduction, cnn feature extraction, and data classification. notably, the high-dimensional vector increases the number of parameters for the network model storage and operation, leading to elevated training time cost. to address issues arising from vectors with high dimensions, a sae is constructed to reduce the input data dimensionality from 784 to 256-128-64-24. for the cnn feature extraction, a threebranch parallel one-dimensional convolutional neural network structure is constructed based on the inception module structure. multiple parallel cnn branches are utilized to extract features with different receptive fields. specifically, branch 1 employs 20 1×3 convolution kernels followed by 60 1×3 convolution kernels, branch 2 uses 60 1×3 convolution kernels, and branch 3 uses 50 1×3 convolution kernels. after each convolution operation, batch normalization (bn) layer and relu layer are added. in the data classification part, the add operation is utilized to accumulate the extracted feature activation values from the three branches. local response normalization (lrn) is incorporated to penalize abnormal responses for better generalization. finally, the softmax classifier is used to obtain the probability results of n classes for classification. then, in the last stage of the onedimensional cnn-based scd classifier, the softmax classifier obtains the output label. softmax classifier is defined as follows: exp( ) exp( ) m i output l output =  (4) where moutput is the output data of thm neuron in the connected layer. 1, 2, 3,{ ..., }nl l l l l= is the complete set of classes and n denotes the total number of classes. the output with the highest probability indicates the class of the input value. to be notified that we used adam optimizer in scd. 4. experimental analysis 4.1. environment and metrics pytorch serves as the experimental software framework and operates on a windows 64-bit operating system. the server consists of an r7 5800h cpu and 16gb of memory, with an encoder decoder nvidia geforce rtx 2060 gpu employed as an accelerator. a random selection of 10% of the data is utilized as the testing dataset, while the remaining data is utilized for training purposes. the conventional performance metrics, including accuracy (acc), precision (prec), recall (recall), and f1 score (f1), are employed and defined as follows: acc= tp tn tp fp fn tn + + + + , prec= tp tp fp+ , recall= tp tp fn+ , 2*precision*recall 1 precision+recall f = . where tp is true positive, namely the number of correctly classified cases as a specific class; fp is false positive, namely the number of misclassified cases that classified as that class; fn, false negative, which is the number of cases that are supposed to be classified as that class, yet misclassified as other classes; tn, true negative, which is the number of cases that correctly classified as not that specific class. 4.2. datasets this paper utilizes a current and all-inclusive ddos attack dataset known as cic-ddos2019 [17], which was developed by the canadian institute for cybersecurity (cic) at the university of new brunswick. the dataset was generated daily and consists of network traffic flow that has been analyzed and labeled as either benign or as a ddos attack. the cic-ddos2019 dataset serves as a representation of realworld data. in this paper, we have classified ddos attacks into two major categories: reflection-based ddos attacks and exploitation-based ddos attacks. furthermore, we have further divided these attacks into 12 subcategories (mssql, ssdp,ntp,tftp,dns,ldap,netbios,snmp,port map,syn-flood,udp-flood and udp-lag), in addition to benign traffic, resulting in a total of 13 classes. therefore, the experimental process can be simplified into a multi-classification task for network traffic under a ddos attack, which serves as experiment scenario one. this paper also merges all attack labels into a “ddos” label combined with the benign label to perform a binary classification task for network traffic under a ddos attack, which serves as experiment scenario two. after analysis, there is a problem of data imbalance in the cic-ddos2019 dataset, while the portmap, benign traffic, and udp-lag categories have small percentages of occurrence. this imbalance can lead to a long-tail effect during model training, biasing the classification results towards the majority classes and resulting in reduced sensitivity towards the minority classes, ultimately leading to subpar classification performance. to address this issue, we performed undersampling on the densely populated tftp class to mitigate its impact on the overall model. additionally, we applied the smote oversampling technique to generate synthetic data for the sparse classes, thereby augmenting their influence on the overall model. these series of operations collectively contribute to achieving class balance within the dataset. the content of the smote algorithm can be described as follows: for each sample s in the minority class, the algorithm calculates the euclidean distance to its nearest neighbors within the same class, obtaining the k-nearest neighbors for that minority class. the synthetic data point ss is generated by taking the difference between sample s and its closest neighbor ns multiplying it by a random number r within the range of 0 to 1, and finally adding this difference to the vector of sample s. the formula for the smote algorithm is represented by equation (5): ×(s-s )s ns s r= + (5) after employing this method, the data quantities of all 13 98 classes, including various attack types as well as benign traffic, are balanced. a balanced dataset effectively mitigates the occurrence of the long-tail effect during the training process, thereby enhancing the classification accuracy of the scd model for classes with fewer data instances. this ensures that the scd model maintains high precision in realworld scenarios where the majority of the traffic is benign. 4.3. settings three sets of experiments were conducted in this paper. in the first set, ddos attacks were classified into multiple categories, and the results were compared with three other graph-based detection methods known for their excellent performance and compared against other deep learning models studied on the same dataset. in the second set of experiments, the effectiveness of the scd model on the iscxids dataset was validated to ensure the model’s robustness. in the third set of experiments, binary classification was performed on network traffic data labeled as either ddos attack or benign traffic to detect whether ddos attacks are occurring, and the results were compared with classical detection methods. the fine-tuning perparameters of the neural networks established in this paper are listed in table 1. table 1. parameters for our neural networks. parameter description cnn parameter 3 one-dimensional layers+relu+bn. sae parameter 5 layers. training epoch 100. optimizer adam. learning rate 1 * 310− . loss function cross entropy loss. total parameter quantity 1 * 610− . 4.4. results in experiment scenario one, the detection performance for each attack label was statistically analyzed and compared with other methods. these methods comprise three popular image testing methods on the same dataset in this paper, alexnet [18] and resnet-34 [19]. furthermore, we compare our method with the ddos multi-classification network based on dnn proposed by chartuni a et al. [2] and the ddos multi-classification network based on cnn proposed by de assis et al. [20], the experimental results of the experiment scenario one is presented in table 2. table 2. performance evaluation of scd compared to other classic systems in multi-classification task. system acc recall f1(%) alexnet 83.26 81.79 82.24 resnet-34 93.52 92.78 93.23 chartuni a et al. 94.21 94.03 94.12 de assis et al. 95.40 95.70 92.80 scd 97.22 96.79 96.84 in comparison, the scd system exhibits superior performance in detecting ddos attacks and in multiclass classification when compared to other deep learning strategies, with an exceptional accuracy rate of 97.22%. the results of the multi-classification experiment on ddos attacks are shown in figure 5. the figure clearly indicates the scd model’s outstanding detection ability in experimental scenario one. figure 5. the performance of scd in classifying each attack types of ddos in multi-classification task. the model’s detection ability for mssql is relatively weak, possibly due to the limited feature attributes used for distinguishing the mssql attack category. according to [24], the strong correlation attributes affecting mssql detection are port numbers, but the port number attribute cannot be used in model classification tasks and is therefore discarded, which affects the detection performance. the model performed well on other categories due to its relatively small number of parameters and computational complexity, making it suitable for deploying in deep learning environments to detect ddos attacks. in experiment scenario two, we conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the scd model’s effectiveness using the iscxids dataset, a widely recognized dataset in the field of ddos attacks. the iscxids dataset encompasses 29 crucial features, including frame. len, frame. protocols, ip.hdr.len, ip.len, and ip.flags.rb. to ensure the model’s optimal training, we eliminated irrelevant features from the dataset and applied consistent preprocessing techniques. the resultant data underwent processing and was then utilized as input for the scd model. regarding the partitioning of training and testing sets, we allocated 20% of the dataset for testing purposes and utilized the remaining 80% for training. to evaluate the scd model’s efficacy, we performed 100 epochs and documented the acc and loss for both the training and testing sets, as illustrated in figure 6, we smoothed the curve. the figure clearly demonstrates that the training and testing sets reached a stable state after 100 epochs, exhibiting exceptional accuracy rates and minimal loss. notably, the training set achieved an accuracy of 99.3% with a loss rate of 0.35%, while the testing set achieved an accuracy of 99% with a loss rate of 0.53%. figure 6. the acc and loss rates on the training and testing sets. the experimental data confirmed the effectiveness of the scd model on other datasets, demonstrating its robustness. in experiment scenario three, a model was trained to effectively detect ddos attacks, and the network traffic data with ddos attack labels and benign labels can be classified into two categories to detect possible ddos attacks. we compared our model with various classical techniques, evaluating six different algorithms, including naive bayes, support vector machine, decision tree, random forest, and 99 logistic regression. the detection results for experiment scenario two are shown in figure 7. the scd model outperforms other algorithms in the binary classification task, with an exceptional accuracy rate of 99.1%. figure 7. performance evaluation of scd compared to other classic algorithms in binary classification task in terms of acc, prec, recall, and f1 overall, all three experiments demonstrate more substantial improvements compared to the current state-ofthe-art method. therefore, the scd model proposed in this paper can effectively distinguish ddos attack types. 5. conclusion ddos attacks are considered one of the most aggressive types of attacks in recent years, causing serious impacts 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[20] marcos v . o. de assis, l. f. carvalho, j. rodrigues, jaime lloret, and m. l. proenc a̧. near real-time security system applied to sdn environments in iot networks using convolutional neural network. comput. electr. eng., 86:106738, 2020. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 21 exploring the innovative application of azure cloud computing platform in cross‐border e‐commerce operation ‐‐ taking china and southeast asia trade as an example caiming chen, fenglin wang gsb, university sains malaysia, penang, malaysia abstract: this study focuses on the potential application of azure cloud computing platforms in cross-border e-commerce operations, especially in cross-border e-commerce from china to southeast asia. first, we review the basic concepts and characteristics of the azure cloud computing platform and its potential advantages in e-commerce operations, including improving efficiency, reducing costs, and supporting innovation. then, we analyze the specific application of azure's leading cloud technology tools, such as azure data factory, azure machine learning, azure databricks, and azure bot service, in cross-border e-commerce operations. and how to use these tools to optimize cross-border e-commerce operations. in addition, we build an application framework of azure in cross-border e-commerce operation optimization, aiming to help cross-border e-commerce enterprises make reasonable decisions in cloud technology adoption. in the final section, we summarize the main findings and contributions of this study, point out the limitations of the study, and make recommendations for future research. we expect this study to provide a reference for cross-border e-commerce enterprises to adopt cloud technology, improve operational efficiency and reduce operating costs, and provide theoretical support for future related research. keywords: cross-border e-commerce operation; azure cloud computing platform; microsoft; efficiency; costs. 1. introduction under the current wave of globalization and digitalization, the complexity and challenge of e-commerce operations are increasing daily. especially in the cross-border e-commerce trade between china and southeast asia, how to optimize operational efficiency, manage inventory, handle logistics, and understand consumer behavior and market trends has become a key factor affecting the success of e-commerce. cloud computing, especially microsoft's azure cloud computing platform, has the potential to be an essential tool to address these challenges with its powerful data processing and analysis capabilities. in recent years, the development of cross-border ecommerce has been accelerating, especially the cross-border e-commerce trade between china and southeast asia. the growth rate of global b2c cross-border e-commerce transactions is expected to maintain between 10% and 20% in the next few years, and the market size is expected to exceed $2 trillion by 2025. despite this, there are still a lot of unknown and unexplored areas in the field of e-commerce operations, especially crossborder e-commerce operations, on how to use cloud computing platforms for efficiency optimization, accurate decision support, and consumer behavior understanding. therefore, this study aims to explore how the azure cloud computing platform can potentially improve the efficiency of cross-border e-commerce operations, reduce operating costs, and deeply understand consumer behavior and market trends, expecting to provide new perspectives and inspirations for practitioners and scholars. this paper first outlines the operation status of crossborder e-commerce in china and southeast asia. then it discusses the core functions and services of the azure cloud computing platform in detail. although there is no large-scale empirical application of azure in cross-border e-commerce, we will try to reveal the potential application of azure through theoretical analysis and simulation scenarios. after that, we will explore an azure-based cross-border e-commerce operations optimization framework, its construction and rationale, specific components and potential functions, and how to use the framework to solve potential practical problems. finally, we summarize and discuss this study's main findings and future research directions. by understanding the potential application of azure in cross-border e-commerce operations and how it may improve operational efficiency and help operators make more accurate decisions, this study hopes to provide insights into the innovation and development of cross-border e-commerce operations and offer a new perspective. at the same time, we hope this study can enlighten how to use the azure cloud computing platform more effectively for e-commerce operations and help e-commerce operators better understand and utilize the azure cloud computing platform. this study has important implications for both academic and practical fields. for the academic community, this study deeply discusses the potential application of azure cloud computing platforms in e-commerce operations, fills the research gap in related fields, and provides a theoretical basis and research direction for subsequent research. for the practical area, the azure-based cross-border e-commerce operation optimization framework constructed in this study can help e-commerce operators explore the potential applications of cloud computing platforms, improve operational efficiency, reduce operating costs, and improve market competitiveness. in the future, this research is expected to expand further the potential application of the azure cloud computing platform 22 in e-commerce operations, including but not limited to consumer behavior analysis, market trend prediction, inventory management, logistics optimization, etc., and look forward to further promoting the innovation and development of cross-border e-commerce operation. figure 1. gross merchandise volume per sector in southeast asia($b) [1] 2. literature review 2.1. development and challenges of crossborder e-commerce nowadays, cross-border e-commerce has gradually matured and occupied an important market share on a global scale. according to relevant statistics, the growth rate of global b2c cross-border e-commerce transactions is expected to maintain 10%-20% in the next few years, and the market size is expected to exceed 2 trillion us dollars in 2025. in particular, in china and southeast asia, two regions with rapid economic development, cross-border e-commerce transactions are growing at an alarming rate due to the popularity of e-commerce [1][2]. although the development momentum of cross-border ecommerce is strong, the challenges in its operation process are also severe. first of all, how to improve operational efficiency is very important. e-commerce operations involve many orders processing and inventory management, including product procurement, storage, sales, and distribution. while ensuring efficiency, how to effectively manage inventory and avoid unmarketable or out-of-stock products is a problem that every e-commerce operator needs to solve. secondly, e-commerce operations face complex logistics problems. the logistics of cross-border ecommerce span multiple countries and regions and must deal with various customs policies, tax systems, and transportation modes. how to optimize the logistics process, reduce logistics costs and improve logistics efficiency is also a problem facing e-commerce operators [3]. finally, understanding consumer behavior and market trends is another challenge for ecommerce operations. due to differences in consumers' shopping habits, cultural background, and consumption ability, e-commerce operators need to use extensive data analysis to determine the needs and preferences of different consumers to better plan marketing strategies and provide personalized services [4]. to address these challenges, e-commerce operators seek new tools and techniques to improve operational efficiency, optimize inventory management, improve logistics handling, and gain insights into consumer behavior and market trends. in this context, cloud computing technology, especially microsoft's azure cloud computing platform, has gradually become a powerful assistant for e-commerce operators due to its powerful data processing and analysis capabilities [1]. in the following part, we will deeply explore the features of the azure cloud computing platform and its specific application in cross-border e-commerce operations [1][2][3][4]. 2.2. application of cloud computing in crossborder e-commerce operation the application of cloud computing has penetrated all aspects of cross-border e-commerce, among which the most prominent areas include data analysis, inventory management, pricing strategy, logistics optimization, and customer relationship management [5]. in terms of data analysis, cloud computing can provide powerful data processing and analysis capabilities. with the help of computing resources and machine learning technology of cloud platforms, e-commerce enterprises can deeply mine consumer data, conduct detailed analyses of user behavior, predict market trends, and even realize personalized recommendations so as to improve sales efficiency and user experience. for inventory management, cloud computing can help ecommerce enterprises to grasp the inventory situation in real time and accurately and avoid the risk of overstocking and out-of-stock. through real-time data synchronization, enterprises can timely understand the sales status and inventory status of goods and automatically adjust inventory according to the sales forecast and market demand to improve the efficiency of capital use. in terms of pricing strategy, cloud computing can achieve dynamic pricing to maximize profits. through deep learning of historical sales data, market demand, competitive situations, and other factors, machine learning models can automatically adjust commodity prices to attract more consumers and increase sales revenue [5]. in terms of logistics optimization, cloud computing can realize accurate transportation path planning and optimization, improve distribution efficiency, and reduce logistics costs. through the analysis and prediction of historical logistics data, enterprises can choose the optimal transportation route, and reasonably plan the loading and distribution of goods, thereby reducing logistics costs and improving customer satisfaction. in terms of customer relationship management, cloud computing can provide comprehensive customer data analysis and management tools to help e-commerce enterprises establish deeper customer relationships and improve customer loyalty. by mining and analyzing customer behavior data, enterprises can better understand customer needs and behavior habits, formulate effective marketing strategies, and improve customer satisfaction and loyalty. although various applications of cloud computing have played a considerable role in improving the efficiency and benefits of cross-border e-commerce, how to choose and use a cloud computing platform is an important issue faced by ecommerce enterprises. among many cloud service providers, the azure cloud computing platform is famous for its comprehensive services, and the leading technology is selected by many enterprises as essential support for their 23 business operations [5]. this study will introduce the azure cloud computing platform in what follows. 2.3. introduction to azure cloud computing platform azure is a cloud computing platform developed by microsoft. its flexible and scalable features make it an important tool for cross-border e-commerce enterprises around the world to support and expand their business operations [6][7]. the main functions of azure are mainly focused on big data processing, machine learning, data analysis, and application development [8][9]. for big data processing, azure provides tools such as azure data factory and azure cosmos db. these tools help enterprises achieve large-scale data integration, storage, and processing. with azure's powerful computing power and storage capacity, cross-border e-commerce enterprises can easily process and analyze a large amount of business data to better understand market dynamics and consumer behavior [6][9]. azure machine learning, as its machine learning service, provides an easy and effective way for enterprises to build, train, and deploy machine learning models [6][7]. in crossborder e-commerce, these models can help enterprises accurately predict market trends and optimize product pricing strategies and inventory management to improve business operation efficiency [6]. in terms of data analysis, azure provides a series of powerful analysis tools, such as power bi. these tools can help cross-border e-commerce enterprises to extract valuable information from massive data, realize intelligent decisionmaking, and improve customer satisfaction and business operation efficiency [6][8]. therefore, the azure cloud computing platform has shown its powerful functions in processing large-scale data and providing machine learning and data analysis tools, especially in cross-border e-commerce [7][8]. its depth and breadth of service capabilities enable enterprises to process and analyze massive data flexibly, thus providing strong support for business operations and decision-making [7][9]. these advantages of azure make it an indispensable tool in crossborder e-commerce operations, providing new possibilities and opportunities for the development of cross-border ecommerce [6][7][8][9]. 3. overview of cross-border ecommerce between china and southeast asia 3.1. market size and growth the size and growth of southeast asia's cross-border ecommerce market have caught the attention of prominent investors. the region's large population base, increasing purchasing power, and acceptance of new economic forms have all contributed to the booming cross-border ecommerce market in the region. due to the covid-19 pandemic in 2020, traditional offline transaction methods were restricted, and online shopping became mainstream, which made the e-commerce market in southeast asia show a trend of rapid growth, and its development momentum has exceeded that of many other regions. according to the research report of bang think tank, 15.8% of the surveyed enterprises consider southeast asia as their largest export sales market, which is enough to show that southeast asia has become an important expansion direction for china's cross-border e-commerce. moreover, the forecast data also shows that the e-commerce market size in southeast asia is expected to reach 234 billion us dollars by 2025, which also implies a huge market potential and growth space. this growth trend presents great opportunities for ecommerce platforms, and in the next section, we will focus on the major cross-border e-commerce platforms. 3.2. major cross-border e-commerce platforms shopee and lazada have become giants in southeast asia that dominate the e-commerce market. these two platforms belong to the ocean group and alibaba group, respectively, and have an extremely prominent market share. alibaba's continued investment in lazada, from $1 billion in 2016 to $2 billion in 2018, is a testament to its bullish view of the southeast asian market and its confidence in lazada. it is worth mentioning that alibaba is not the only chinese internet giant that is optimistic about southeast asia's ecommerce market. tencent, jd, and other companies have also begun to lay out their positions in e-commerce, logistics, payment, and other fields. the investment activities of these giants show that southeast asia's e-commerce market has huge growth prospects and export opportunities. southeast asia has a large internet coverage and long user use time, which is one of the favorable conditions for the development of e-commerce. in addition, the close trade relationship between china and southeast asia has also laid a good foundation for chinese sellers to export to southeast asia. data show that by 2025, the total size of the e-commerce online retail market in major countries in southeast asia will reach 87.8 billion us dollars. in addition, the shopping habits of consumers in southeast asia are also closely related to the development of ecommerce. most consumers choose to shop online because of the convenience and ease of price comparison and are willing to buy products they hadn't planned on because of special offers, free shipping, bulk discounts, and coupons. in the next section, we will explore in detail the challenges and opportunities faced by cross-border e-commerce in the southeast asian market. 3.3. challenges and opportunities there are a series of challenges in the field of cross-border e-commerce between china and southeast asia. firstly, unstable global factors, such as the continuous covid-19 epidemic, international conflicts, and inflation, have caused a serious impact on cross-border logistics and overseas warehouse construction, restricting the rapid expansion of the e-commerce business. in addition, the rising cost and timeliness of international small packet freight and postal delivery business, an insufficient supply of overseas warehouses, and follow-up services are further exacerbating this challenge. secondly, there is uncertainty about the digital trade tax and other policies of cross-border e-commerce. even if the world has reached a consensus on the "two-pillar" international tax agreement, it is still unknown whether asean countries will adjust the digital tax. this uncertainty has plagued the healthy development of cross-border e-commerce. in addition, the digital divide issue also needs to be considered. although china has a large digital economy, the 24 development of eastern and southern regions is better than other regions, showing obviously uneven development, which poses a challenge for the further development of crossborder e-commerce. within asean, there are significant differences in per capita income and the degree of economic digitization among economies, which also limits the growth of cross-border e-commerce to a certain extent. finally, the possible fragmentation of digital standards is also a significant challenge. as some asean countries join the us-led economic framework, digital trade may need to meet higher rules and standards requirements, which may introduce barriers and barriers to digital access and further complicate the operating environment for cross-border ecommerce. however, these challenges also create new opportunities. challenges often lead to innovation, and finding solutions to these problems may lead to the development of new business models and technologies. cloud computing technologies, especially azure, can be crucial in this context. in the following sections, we will explore in detail how the azure cloud computing platform can play an innovative application in china's cross-border e-commerce operation and how azure can be used to address these challenges and grasp the opportunities in the southeast asian market to achieve the objectives of this study. 4. azure cloud computing platform and its potential cross-border ecommerce applications 4.1. core functions and services of azure cloud computing platform 4.1.1. azure machine learning azure machine learning is a cloud computing service from microsoft that aims to provide a comprehensive predictive analytics studio for data scientists and machine learning engineers. it supports r and python, two widely used languages in the data science community, while also providing support for various data sources such as azure sql database and azure blob storage. in the cross-border ecommerce environment, azure machine learning can develop and train complex prediction models, such as sales prediction models, user behavior analysis models, etc., which is essential for understanding consumer behavior and market trends. 4.1.2. azure data factory azure data factory is a cloud data integration service from microsoft that can extract, transform, and load data from various data sources and then provide this data to various analytical services and applications. for cross-border ecommerce operations, the data integration capabilities of azure data factory help integrate data from different data sources, providing accurate and consistent data support for data analysis and operational decisions. 4.1.3. azure cosmos db azure cosmos db is a globally distributed multi-model database service that allows users to seamlessly scale throughput and storage across the globe while maintaining low-latency access to data. in the cross-border e-commerce environment, the global distribution and multi-model features of cosmos db can provide powerful data support for ecommerce operations, for example, processing transaction data on a worldwide scale. 4.1.4. other related services azure iot hub is microsoft's cloud platform service that provides iot features such as device registration, message routing, and security control. azure databricks is a big data analytics platform based on apache spark that provides distributed data processing and machine learning capabilities. azure bot service is microsoft's chatbot that helps developers create intelligent conversational interfaces. these services offer a rich selection of technologies for e-commerce operations, such as iot device management, big data analytics, automated customer service, and more. 4.2. potential applications of azure in crossborder e-commerce 4.2.1. optimization of operational efficiency the azure data factory service provided by the azure cloud computing platform provides convenience for the cross-border e-commerce operation team to obtain the supply status of the whole chain in real-time with its powerful data migration and integration capabilities. azure's global network and one-stop integration service make it easy to automate and integrate multi-channel data, including order information, inventory status, and logistics dynamics, significantly reducing potential operational risks and quickly responding to emergencies. at the same time, the prediction model of azure machine learning can accurately predict the supply and demand situation of goods, which provides powerful data support for e-commerce enterprises to adjust their inventory strategies on a global scale and avoid the risk of excess or shortage of inventory. in logistics, azure machine learning's predictive models leverage both historical and real-time data (e.g., weather, traffic, etc.) to optimize distribution routes and reduce transportation time and operating costs. 4.2.2. precise decision support azure machine learning and azure databricks use powerful data processing and analysis tools to transform massive data into valuable information that e-commerce enterprises can use to guide business decisions. these tools can dig deep into historical and market data and help enterprises gain insights into future market trends to make precise adjustments in product positioning, pricing, and sales strategies. in addition, azure's stringent data security and compliance measures ensure the data security of global ecommerce enterprises, avoiding the risk of decision-making caused by data issues. 4.2.3. understanding of consumer behavior azure machine learning and azure databricks can process and analyze a large amount of consumer behavior data, such as purchase history and browsing history, to help e-commerce enterprises gain insights into consumer shopping preferences and behavior patterns. this information can not only improve the sales effect but also serve as the basis for personalized marketing strategies to improve the purchase conversion rate of consumers. in addition, with azure bot service, ecommerce enterprises can provide 24/7 online customer service, answer consumer questions in real-time, and further improve consumer satisfaction and shopping experience through data collection and analysis. 25 5. explore the potential application framework of azure in crossborder e-commerce operation optimization 5.1. construction and theoretical basis of the framework azure's cloud adoption framework is based on a full lifecycle model that covers key aspects of policy definition, planning, readiness, migration, innovation, protection, management, governance, and organization. the framework is based on hands-on experience and best practices from microsoft and its partners and customers. the core idea of this framework is: on the one hand, it is clear that the adoption of cloud technology is not an end but a means, and its ultimate goal is to promote enterprise business transformation and innovation through the support of technology to achieve business goals and improve customer experience. on the other hand, it is emphasized that the process of cloud adoption requires overall planning and phased implementation, including policy definition, planning, readiness, migration, and other steps, and each step has its corresponding best practices. this study learns from and applies azure's cloud adoption framework, combines a series of technical tools of azure, and applies it to the scenario of cross-border e-commerce operation optimization. we believe that the framework's lifecycle perspective and nuanced best practice guidance have important guiding value for helping e-commerce companies clarify the goals and paths of cloud adoption, avoid possible risks, and maximize the benefits of cloud adoption. in the cross-border e-commerce operation between china and southeast asia, the adoption of cloud technology is gradually becoming mainstream. however, cloud adoption is not an overnight process but requires comprehensive and fullstage management and optimization to realize its value truly. therefore, the theoretical basis and practical experience of azure's cloud adoption framework have essential reference value for us to build an application framework for crossborder e-commerce operation optimization. 5.2. what the framework consists of and its potential functionality the application framework for cross-border e-commerce operations optimization proposed in this study is customized according to azure's cloud adoption framework to adapt to the characteristics and needs of cross-border e-commerce. azure provides technical tools for policy definition, planning, provisioning, migration, innovation, data protection, management, governance, and organization. for example, during the planning phase, we can leverage azure data factory for data migration and consolidation to support datadriven e-commerce operations; in the migration phase, azure machine learning can optimize the sales forecasting model and improve inventory management efficiency. in the innovation stage, azure databricks can be used for in-depth sales data analysis to provide data support for business decisions. 5.3. how can the framework be used to solve potential real-world problems in the cross-border e-commerce business between china and southeast asia, the framework can play an important guiding role. for example, in the strategy definition phase, enterprises can use azure's data analytics tools to identify the business benefits of cloud adoption. in the planning and readiness phase, enterprises can leverage azure data factory for data migration and azure machine learning for sales forecasting to improve inventory management efficiency. in the migration and innovation stage, enterprises can use azure databricks to conduct in-depth sales data analysis to support business decisions. at the same time, azure bot service can be used to improve consumer experience and provide better customer service through intelligent dialogue. in the protection and management phase, azure security and management tools such as azure security center and azure monitor can be used for data protection and cloud service operations optimization. in this way, azure's cloud adoption framework and corresponding technical tools can help enterprises solve various practical problems in the cloud adoption process, improve operational efficiency, and achieve business goals. 6. discussion and conclusion 6.1. key findings and contributions this study delved into the potential application of azure in china for the optimization of cross-border e-commerce operations in southeast asia. we have built a practical application framework to better leverage azure's cloud technology tools to improve the efficiency of cross-border ecommerce operations from china to southeast asia, from strategy formulation, planning, readiness, migration, and innovation to protection, management, governance, and organization. the main contribution of this study is that we provide a scientific method and tool for cross-border ecommerce enterprises 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[online]. available: https:// dx.doi.org/10.57107/hyw.v2i1.39. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 63 optimization of food distribution system based on dynamic planning model xunyang li 1, jin chen 2, * 1 school of finance, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china 2 school of accountancy, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, anhui, china * corresponding author: jin chen (email: 1730607338@qq.com) abstract: based on the data of per capita annual income, food production per hectare, and per capita consumption of consumers in different countries, this paper first establishes a dynamic planning model, starting from three indicators, namely, regional transportation time, purchasing capacity and actual demand, and using matlab, establishes a visual image to derive the changes of satisfaction, profitability, environment, and efficiency in the next ten years. in order to determine the priority of the four indicators, a hierarchical analysis model is established on the basis of the dynamic planning model to derive the calculated weights of each indicator. in order to verify the adaptability of the model, the model is applied to the developed country britain and the developing country china, respectively, and the dynamic planning model is confirmed again according to the information returned by the visualization image, which illustrates the scalability of the model to the food distribution system in different countries and regions. keywords: food distribution system; dynamic programming model; hierarchical analysis approach. 1. introduction the instability and insecurity of the global food system and the inability of the food supply to meet the needs of individual countries and regions are realities [1], and 821 million people worldwide suffer from hunger. the current food distribution system also causes greenhouse gas emissions, fresh water consumption and other problems. this paper establishes a dynamic planning model and hierarchical analysis method to optimize the food distribution system, and creates a sustainable and efficient food distribution system of practical significance. 2. description of research hypotheses and variables 2.1. research hypothesis the study in this paper is based on the following assumptions: (1) the data obtained are perfectly correct. (2) only disasters caused by pollution resulting from food production are considered. (3) people's subjective emotions do not affect the quantity and rate of food production. for example, there will be no strikes, lockouts, etc. (4) the impact of the environment on food production and transportation production can be accurately quantified. (5) the population of each region remains constant, as does the demand for food. (6) all food has been distributed. (7) relationships between elements in the same level of the hierarchical analysis are equal and independent of each other. (8) the weights in a hierarchical analysis can be measured in a certain way and can be relatively accurate. 2.2. description of variables the variables applied in this study are as follows: total amount of food (m), total number of districts (n), length of time (t), factors of sustainability (β), satisfaction level (μ), operational efficiency (e), net profit (w), transportation time for each district (t0), sum of t0 (t), purchasing capacity (c), actual demand for each district (n), factors of food transportation (α), food allocated to each district quantity (x), transportation cost per unit of time (θ), environmental impact of production methods (k), impact of production methods on production (p), and cost per unit of food (m). 3. dynamic planning models 3.1. establishment of dynamic programming model dynamic programming is a branch of mathematical planning and an important branch of operations research. in 1951, state mathematician r. bellman and others proposed optimization principles for solving multi-stage decision problems. since then, dynamic programming was created. so far, dynamic programming has been widely used in the fields of economic management, enterprise management, engineering technology and optimization and control, and has achieved remarkable results [2]. we need to create a model of the food system to reimagine and reprioritize our food system. create this system requires considering the composition of the current food system in context. a review of the literature and data shows that the current food system can be considered to be composed of the main subsystems of food production, processing, distribution, and consumption and other subsidiary subsystems [3], so the corresponding food system model can be established through this. first, we consider the point in time. suppose there are m units of food that need to be allocated to n regions, and for each region, allocating i units of food, there is a corresponding benefit function f(i) that corresponds to it respectively. by adjusting the distribution scheme, the optimal distribution can be found and the maximum benefit can be obtained. based on the background characteristics of the food distribution system, we find that the factors to be considered are environmental factors, efficiency, profitability and distribution fairness. for these factors, we can supplement the modeling framework 64 established above. we assume that the environmental factor is β, which corresponds to the following equation: β β k (1) where, β0 is the initial environmental factor with a value of 1; k is the environmental impact caused by current food production, which ranges from -0.1 to 0.1. t is the year. for the fairness of distribution, we use the sum of satisfaction of each region as an evaluation criterion. we assume that its sign is μ. for any region, we assume that it has three attributes, i.e., distribution time t0, food demand n, and real purchasing power c. in addition, we assume that the amount of food allocated to each region is x, which is given by the following equation: . (2) where, t0 is based on 1, i.e., it can be delivered in one day; and the actual purchasing capacity c is also based on 1, where 1 is just the ability to purchase, and greater than 1 indicates that people are willing to consume more money to spend on food. taking reality into account, it is easy to see that for a region, the more food that is delivered, the higher the purchasing power, the shorter the delivery time, and the higher the corresponding satisfaction. therefore, we put x in the numerator divided by n, which is used to reflect whether the delivered food meets the demand of the region; we put t in the denominator, where the shorter the time, the higher the satisfaction; and finally multiply it by c to get the formula. μ is the satisfaction of a certain region. in order to get the satisfaction of all regions, we need a new formula as follows: μ ∑ (3) it is worth noting that the distribution time for each location is not static, it is related to the magnitude of the transportation factor α and the environmental factor β, which is given by the following equation: t (4) the base value of α is also assumed to be 1. we set the weights of transportation and environmental factors on delivery time to 0.5. when both α and β are 1, t equals t0. next, we consider the efficiency of food distribution. in a broad sense, efficiency is the effect divided by the time. in our model, efficiency can be expressed as the total annual production divided by the distribution time at each location multiplied by the amount of food distributed. we use the symbol e for this. the formula is as follows: ∑ (5) where, ti denotes the actual distribution time in each region, xi denotes the amount of food distributed in each region. finally, analyze the profit factor. common sense suggests that the magnitude of net profit is related to expenses and benefits. the formula expressed in terms of w is as follows: w x. c x.m θ. t (6) where, θ is the transportation cost per unit of time, which is assumed to be a constant and multiplied by the transportation time as the total transportation cost, and m is the production cost per unit of food, which includes the food raw materials and the labor required for food processing. w is also the net profit of each region, which needs to be summed up to the total net profit. in explaining environmental factors, we mentioned that the food system can influence the environment. however, the environment in turn can affect the food system. in equation (4), environmental factors affect the distribution time of food. applied to reality, disasters such as mudslides and acid rain that may be caused by food production can affect transportation. in addition, the environment also affects food production. for example, bad weather can affect rice growth and reduce production. from this, we establish a formula for the amount of production m on the environment: m 1 (7) where, p is the impact of innovations in production methods, with base 0. it is assumed that technological innovations in production are not necessarily linked to the environment. as p increases, β may not decrease; m0 is the base production. this equation implies that, over time, annual food production varies with the impact of innovations in production methods and changes in environmental factors. after the modeling framework is built, there is a specific problem; food distribution is not a simple allocation of resources; people in each region have a minimum standard of food needs, which cannot be based on evaluation indicators such as overall satisfaction and profitability. distribute food to specific regions. similarly, we cannot allocate most of the food to that region, because a large food allocation to a particular region is associated with a high increase in satisfaction. therefore, we added upper and lower limits to the amount of food to be allocated to each region, with the minimum not to be less than half of the food demand in a particular region and the maximum not to be higher than 1.5 times of the food demand in a particular region, and thus the model was initially established. the evaluation indicators are summarized in a table, as shown in table 1: table 1. summary of evaluation indicators name (of a thing) formulas note level of satisfaction (μ) 2 1 1 m=∑ profit (w) net profit environment (β) changing with the passage of time efficiency (e) 1 ∑ once the model is established, it can be used to solve practical problems. for governments around the world, the only factors that should be considered in the food system are, for the time being, the impact on the environment, the satisfaction of the people and their own profitability, which we believe are the only three aspects to be taken into account. for the optimization of fairness and sustainability, the distribution scheme of the masses and the environmental factors are optimized in the model we built. in terms of practical factors, food is the basic condition for human survival. if the distribution is more equitable, people will not have to go hungry, then the credibility of the government will increase and the people will be happier. that is, satisfaction as an evaluation indicator increases; when sustainability is 65 combined with reality, it is not difficult to find that the external environment affects all aspects of the food system, including food production and food transportation [4]. as far as these issues are concerned, dynamic programming algorithms can be better. combining the model and analyzing the actual situation, the problem is simplified to the following form: m units of food are allocated to n regions, and each region is allocated at least half of the current demand, but not more than 1.5 times. it is assumed that the satisfaction of each region is mainly related to the amount of food allocated, and how the allocation of food is solved to find the optimal solution. for this multi-stage decision process to find the optimal decision problem, we can first understand the distribution of n regions as n stages, each stage allocates a certain amount of food to a region. the model is described as follows [5]: (1) the stage variable d represents region d, d=1,2,3,.... .n. (2) the decision variable ud represents the food provided to region d. (3) the state variable can be used to allocate food to each zone in the current and future phases, sd=∑ = 1,2,3,...n. (4) the indicator function for stage d is the satisfaction of region d, i.e., equation (2). suppose v(sd ,d) is the distribution of surplus food sd to the remaining d,d+1,d+2,... ,n regions to obtain the maximum profit, and suppose l(ud ,d) denotes the satisfaction of the region after receiving d units of food ud . based on the above model, we can use the inverse order method to recursively solve. the basic equation is: , , 1, 1 , 1, … ,2,1 (8) , , (9) 3.2. solving dynamic programming models first, in order to test the validity of this model, we designed a set of test data: m 30, n 4, t 10 k 0.01, p 0.01,m 0.3 α 1, 1, θ 1.2 (10) the three attributes of the four regions are obtained as shown in the table below: table 2. test data (regional attributes) region transportation time/t 0 purchasing power actual requirement a 1.5 0.8 10 b 1.1 1 8 c 0.8 1 7 d 0.7 1.1 6 after programming and plotting, we get the following figure: next we adjust k to 0.01, at which point the graph drawn is the exact opposite of it. analyzing the causal relationship between the variables, we can get the following conclusions: when satisfaction with food distribution increases, fairness increases and the profitability of the food system increases; if sustainable development, i.e., the improvement of factors and environmental factors, the efficiency of food distribution increases, which ultimately leads to an increase in efficiency and a higher level of satisfaction of the people. figure 1. chart of changes in satisfaction over the next ten years figure 2. change in profitability over the next ten years figure 3. map of environmental changes over the next decade figure 4. chart of efficiency changes over the next decade the difference between a system optimized in terms of equity and sustainable development and the current system lies in the different priorities of the distribution schemes and systems, which can have a direct impact on people's satisfaction. most of the food distribution in today's world is 66 controlled by businessmen, who are profit-oriented, so they mostly prioritize profit and efficiency, and are less concerned with people's satisfaction and the environment. the environment is mainly represented in the model. the optimization of sustainable development will improve the environmental factors, which will directly affect the production and transportation of food and indirectly affect people's satisfaction, profitability and efficiency, thus improving them all. 4. hierarchical model of the food distribution system 4.1. establishment of the model the analytic hierarchy process (ahp) is an operations research theory that solves a range of problems related to decision making. the method divides the problem to be solved into three levels, namely the objective level, the indicator level and the program level. next, qualitative and quantitative analyses are carried out on this basis [6] the model is constructed as shown in figure 5: figure 5. hierarchical model of the food distribution system after constructing the hierarchical model, we need to compare the factors in the middle tier with the scenarios in the lowest tier. we can use aij to denote the comparison results of factor i and factor j relative to the factors in the previous tier. aij is a quantitative value that indicates the relative importance, and the quantitative value can be expressed in a nine-foot scale. table 3. nine-foot scale method comparison of factor i and factor j quantitative value equally important 1 it's kind of important. 3 critical 5 very important 7 extremely important 9 the middle value of two adjacent judgments 2,4,6,8 in contrast comparison of the importance of factor i and factor j aij = 1/aij using the nine-scale method, a judgment matrix of the following form can be constructed: ⋯ ⋯ ⋮ ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ ⋯ (11) when constructing a judgment matrix according to the nine-scale method, the five conditions listed in the following equation must also be satisfied to maintain the consistency of the matrix, and the elements of the matrix are greater than 0, while the main diagonal is 1 there should be multiple relationships between each column and each row. 0 1 (12) 4.2. solving the model by reviewing the data on the relevant factors in recent years, we can use the information in the following four tables to roughly represent the data in the judgment matrix that needs to be constructed: table 4. judgment matrix for target and indexing layers optimal food distribution system (a) level of satisfaction serve (in some capacity) net profit level of satisfaction 1 2 5 serve (in some capacity) 1/2 1 2 net profit 1/5 1/2 1 table 5. satisfaction and program level judgment matrix satisfaction (c1) best satisfaction optimal efficiency optimal profitability best satisfaction 1 7 2 optimal efficiency 1/7 1 1/3 optimal profitability 1/2 3 1 table 6. judgment matrix for efficiency and program levels validity (c2) best satisfaction optimal efficiency optimal profitability best satisfaction 1 1/6 1 optimal efficiency 6 1 6 optimal profitability 1 1/6 1 four judgment matrices can be obtained using the matrices in the four tables above: 67 table 7. net profit and program level judgment matrix net profit (c3) best satisfaction optimal efficiency optimal profitability best satisfaction 1 1 1/2 optimal efficiency 1 1 1/3 optimal profitability 2 3 1 1 2 5 1 2 1 2 1 5 1 2 1 1 1 7 2 1 7 1 1 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 1 6 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 2 3 1 initial processing of the judgment matrix using the eig function in matlab yields the eigenvectors of the judgment matrix and the column vectors consisting of the eigenvalues of the matrix to form a diagonal matrix, and the eigenvectors of the largest eigenvalues are normalized. (13) normalizing the eigenvectors according to this formula, i.e., summing a column vector by rows and then dividing that vector by the sum of each row, achieves the normalization of the eigenvector with the largest eigenvalue. we end up with a column vector between 0 and 1 as follows: , , ⋯ , (14) find the maximum eigenvalue, and since they are all column vectors after multiplication, the expression can be expressed as: (15) the maximum eigenvalue of the matrix can be found according to the above equation. the main idea is to use the judgment matrix a and the normalized maximum eigenvalue corresponding to the eigenvector w for matrix multiplication, and then the result and w for bitwise division, at this time, a vector will be obtained, which the data on the vector to sum the average of the maximum eigenvalue of the matrix can be obtained. consistency test for judgment matrices. the constructed matrix satisfies the strict equation (12), then it is a consistency matrix, consistency matrix does not need to perform consistency test, otherwise it is a non-consistency matrix, for consistency matrix needs to be tested to verify the correctness of the results. consistency index ci: (16) the ci value is calculated from the maximum eigenvalue λmax and the order n of the judgment matrix. when ci=0, it means that the judgment matrix is perfectly consistent. the larger the value of ci, the worse the consistency of the judgment matrix. consistency test ri. the value of ri becomes the average random consistency index and its value can be obtained by checking the following table [7]: consistency ratio cr: (17) table 8. mean random consistency index ri sequences 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ri value 0 0 0.52 0.89 1.12 1.26 1.36 sequences 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ri value 1.41 1.46 0.94 0.52 1.54 1.56 1.58 the results of the cr test are as follows: 0.1 0.1 (18) when, cr=0, we consider that the judgment matrix has full consistency; when cr<0.1, the judgment matrix can be considered to have satisfactory consistency; when cr≥0.1, the judgment matrix needs to be adjusted to modify or discard elements. finally, the combined weight of the unit on the target layer is calculated and the program is evaluated. assume that the weight vectors of the target and indicator layers are: , … (19) assume that the weight vectors for the program and indicator layers are: , , … (20) the final weights of the programs can be expressed as follows: (21) by calculating the above process, we can get the maximum eigenvalue and its corresponding eigenvector, value ci, value ri. table 9. results of the evaluation of relevant parameters variant values 0.5954 0.2764 0.1283 0.6153 0.0925 0.2922 0.1250 0.7500 0.1250 0.2402 0.2098 0.5499 3.0055 3.0026 3.0000 3.0183 the value of ci 0.0028 0.0013 0 0.0091 cr value 0.0053 0.0025 0 0.0176 from this, the weights of the three options at the program level can be calculated: 0.4294 0.2977 0.2715 (22) visualize it using matlab: figure 6. ahp-based solution analysis 68 5. application of the models we support our conclusions by applying the models developed to a developed country and a developing country respectively. the developed country chosen is the united kingdom and the developing country is china, and six cities in each are chosen as test areas. for the developing country, we ranked the transportation capacity of its six cities, their actual demand based on their total population, and their purchasing power based on their annual per capita income, resulting in the table below: table 10. data for developing countries city name t 0 c n a 0.9 1.5 6 b 0.9 1.4 5 c 0.7 1.2 14 d 0.8 1.15 4 e 0.75 1.1 28 f 0.75 1 20 for china, production and environment are synchronized in conjunction with current chinese policies, then set the corresponding k and p and use matlab to calculate its satisfaction, efficiency, environment and profitability for the next ten years. the results are shown in figure7: figure 7. line graph of changes in evaluation indicators for developing countries over the next decade the overall trend of the image is consistent with the test data. when environmental factors and factors of production are increased simultaneously, all indicators improve, but focusing on environmental improvements reduces profitability and satisfaction. this supports the conclusions we reached earlier. for developed countries, the six cities are also ranked in terms of their transportation capacity, with actual demand based on total population and purchasing power based on annual per capita income. the table is shown below: table 11. developed country data city name t 0 c n a 0.7 1.2 51 b 0.75 0.96 12 c 0.8 0.96 13 d 0.9 1.08 6 e 1 0.7 4 f 1.2 0.65 3 considering the real situation in the uk, we set p=0.005, k=--0.0005 and calculate the change over the next ten years. the matlab image is shown below: figure 8. line graph of changes in evaluation indicators in developed countries over the next decade in this graph, we find that although k < 0, k is not very small. profitability, efficiency and satisfaction are still rising for a short period of time, and then we stretch the time and find that it's 19 years old. profitability starts to fall, and for almost 100 years, efficiency and satisfaction are down from the first year, as shown in the graph below: figure 9. line graph of changes in evaluation indicators in developed countries over the next 100 years it is not difficult to conclude that sacrificing the environment for productivity can indeed be profitable in the short term, but in the long term it will not only have an indelible impact on the environment, but will also reduce final profits and allocative efficiency. crowd satisfaction will also decline. therefore, this practice is not desirable. 69 references [1] tang lixia, zhao wenjie, li xiaoyun. deep logic analysis of global food security evaluation system [j]. journal of huazhong agricultural university (social science edition), 2020(5): 151-159, 175-176. 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[7] wang y, wang daoping, liu guangli. research and realization of comprehensive grain price analysis system[j]. china management information technology, 2011, 14(22): 37-41. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 134 research on lan networking solution for small and medium‐sized enterprises using huawei communication equipment jiahao li, qiongle zuo, zening bai, wenliang wang, xinrui zhang, nan ding department of electronic information engineering, guangzhou institute of commerce and industry, foshan guangdong, 528138, china abstract: against the background of imported communication equipment occupying the main market in china, this paper takes the network requirements of small and medium-sized enterprises as the research object and explores the feasibility of a lan networking scheme based on huawei's communication equipment, aiming to improve the network performance, security, reliability, and economy of small and medium-sized enterprises. this paper first introduces the basic concepts and characteristics of lans, as well as the network requirements and characteristics of small and medium-sized enterprises; then it introduces the main products and functions of huawei's communication equipment, as well as its advantages and applicability in lan networking solutions; then it elaborates on the design principles, steps, and examples of the small and medium-sized enterprise lan networking solution based on huawei's communication equipment; and finally, through experimental tests and data analysis, it finally, through experimental tests and data analysis, the performance, security, reliability, and economy of the small and medium-sized enterprise lan networking scheme based on huawei's communication equipment are evaluated and compared, and some meaningful conclusions and recommendations are drawn. keywords: local area network (lan) networking; communications; networking; small and medium-sized enterprises; huawei. 1. introduction with the development and application of information technology, networks have become an important infrastructure for small and medium-sized enterprises (smes), and play an important role in improving their productivity, management level, market competitiveness and innovation capacity. however, for small and medium-sized enterprises, the limitations of their scale, capital and personnel often make it difficult to establish and maintain an efficient, safe, reliable and economical network system. for the national level, how to break the monopoly of imported communication equipment has become a matter of concern. therefore, how to design and implement a suitable lan networking solution according to the actual needs of small and medium-sized enterprises is an issue worth studying. local area network (lan) is a data communication system interconnected by multiple computers and other network devices within a certain geographic area, mainly used to realize resource sharing, data transmission, collaborative work and other functions. lan is characterized by fast transmission speed, low latency, high reliability, good security, etc. it is the foundation of network construction for small and medium-sized enterprises. however, lan also has some problems and challenges, such as the difficulty of network scale expansion, complex network management, and high network security risk. huawei is a leading global information and communications technology solutions provider with a rich product line and technological innovation capabilities, and a strong competitive edge in the field of communications equipment. huawei offers a wide range of lan networking solutions for different scenarios and needs, including switches, routers, wireless access points, firewalls, and other equipment, which can meet the various requirements of smalland medium-sized enterprises for network performance, security, reliability, and affordability. the purpose of this paper is to design a lan networking scheme based on huawei's communication equipment, and put forward a set of reasonable network topology, network device configuration, network management method and network optimization strategy for the network needs and characteristics of small and medium-sized enterprises, and verify the effectiveness and superiority of the scheme through experimental tests and data analysis. the main contributions of this paper are as follows: a lan networking scheme based on huawei's communication devices is proposed, combining switches, routers, wireless access points and firewalls to build an efficient, secure, reliable and economical network system; it introduces in detail the design principles, steps, and examples of lan networking solutions based on huawei communication equipment, including the design of network topology, the selection and configuration of network equipment, the methods and tools of network management, and the strategies and techniques of network optimization; the performance, security, reliability, and economy of the lan networking scheme based on huawei's communication equipment are evaluated and compared with other common lan networking schemes through experimental tests, proving the advantages and applicability of the scheme. this paper is divided into four chapters, the first chapter is the introduction, which introduces the background, significance, objectives and main contributions of the research; the first chapter is the related theories and technologies, which introduces the basic concepts and characteristics of lans, as well as the network requirements and characteristics of small and medium-sized enterprises; the second chapter is the introduction of huawei communication equipment, which introduces the main products and functions 135 of huawei communication equipment, as well as its advantages and applicability in the lan networking scheme; chapter 3 is the design of the lan networking scheme based on huawei communication equipment, which details the design principles, steps and examples of the lan networking scheme based on huawei communication equipment; finally, the performance, security, reliability and economy of the lan networking scheme based on huawei communication equipment are evaluated and compared through experimental tests, and some conclusions and recommendations are drawn. finally, there are references. 2. basic lan concepts and sme network requirements 2.1. basic lan concepts local area network (lan) is a data communication system interconnected by multiple computers and other network devices within a certain geographic area, which is mainly used to realize the functions of resource sharing, data transmission and cooperative work. lan has the following characteristics: fast transmission speed: the data transmission speed within lan is generally between 10mbp ~10gbp, much higher than that of wide area network (wan) or internet; low latency: data transmission latency within a lan is generally at the microsecond level, much lower than that of a wan or the internet; high reliability: the reliability of data transmission within lan is generally above 99.99%, much higher than that of wan or internet; good security: the security of data transmission within lan is generally guaranteed by physical isolation or encryption technology, which is much higher than that of wan or internet. based on different network topologies, lans can be categorized into the following types: (a) bus-based lans: all computers and network devices are connected to a common bus, through which data transmission takes place. this type of lan is simple in structure, low in cost, and easy to expand, but is prone to problems such as conflicts, interference, and failures; ring-type lan: all computers and network devices are connected to a closed loop through which data is transmitted. this type of lan structure is stable, reliable, and efficient, but is difficult to expand and complicated to maintain; star type lan: all computers and network devices are connected to a central node through which data transmission takes place. this type of lan has a flexible structure tree lan: a hierarchical network structure consisting of multiple star-shaped lans connected by a tree topology for data transmission. this type of lan structure allows for large-scale network coverage, but the increased network hierarchy results in increased transmission delays and management complexity; mesh-type lan: all computers and network devices can be directly or indirectly connected to other devices for data transmission over multiple paths. this type of lan structure allows for a high degree of redundancy and fault tolerance, but network configuration and routing is more complex. 2.2. sme network requirements small and medium-sized enterprises (smes) are enterprises that are relatively small in terms of size, capital and personnel, and generally operate within a geographical area. smes have the following characteristics: small size: small and medium-sized enterprises (smes) generally range in size from 10 to 500 people, and are more flexible, agile and innovative compared to large enterprises; less capital: the capital of small and medium-sized enterprises is usually between 100,000 and 50 million, which is more economical, efficient and reasonable compared to large enterprises; fewer people: smes typically have between 10 and 500 people, making them simpler and more collaborative than larger organizations. according to different industries and business characteristics, the network needs of small and medium-sized enterprises are different, but can generally be summarized in the following areas: network performance: smes need a high-speed, lowlatency, stable network system to support a wide range of internal and external data communications and application services; network security: small and medium-sized businesses need a secure, trustworthy, and protected network system to protect their data assets and trade secrets from all kinds of cyber attacks and threats; network reliability: small and medium-sized enterprises need a reliable, fault-tolerant, recovery network system to ensure that the enterprise's network services in the event of failure can resume normal operation in a timely manner; network economy: small and medium-sized enterprises need an economical, frugal and optimized network system to reduce their network construction and operation costs. in summary, small and medium-sized enterprises need an efficient, secure, reliable and economical lan networking solution to meet their different network requirements and characteristics. 3. main products and functions of huawei's communication equipment huawei is a leading global communications equipment provider whose main products include routers, switches, firewalls, wireless access points, fiber optic transmission equipment, and more. huawei's communication equipment has the following features: support multiple network protocols and standards, such as ipv4/ipv6, mpl, dn, nfv, etc., to realize network interconnection and interoperability; provide high performance, high reliability and high security data transmission and processing capabilities to meet the needs of different business scenarios; it supports intelligent network management and operation and maintenance, realizing network automation, visualization, optimization, and troubleshooting; it supports flexible network expansion and upgrading, and adapts to the needs of network development and change. huawei's communications equipment has the following advantages and applicability in lan networking solutions: it can provide multiple networking modes, such as tree, star, and ring structures, according to different lan sizes, structures, and service requirements; it can realize high-speed data exchange and forwarding within the lan, improving the bandwidth utilization and performance of the lan; it can realize seamless connectivity between the lan and the external 136 network, providing a variety of access methods, such as ethernet, optical fiber, wireless, etc.; can achieve security protection of lan, prevent network attacks and data leakage, and guarantee the stable operation of lan. in order to design the high order router, then the microstructure is planned and optimized to carry out more functional design on limited space resources, and the circuit and logic design is simplified, and the wiring layout of the terminals should be reasonable and highly utilized. the hac tile structure can satisfy the high space utilization and needs to be very good. the design principle of the hac tile structure is actually very close to that of the asymmetric crosssmall switches the 32-port router is eight 4×32 cross switches and also by the small can meet the 32×32 port setup requirements, while the structure design of 4×32 can be visually seen a lot simpler. although there will be the requirements of the hardware computing power of the terminal processing system still feels complex. and then generalize it to the design concept of the hac switch design conceptual structure of the design concept. the complex structure of the switch is further simplified and decomposed into multiple sub-switching units. 4. design principles a lan is a network of computers and other network devices interconnected by switches, routers and other devices within a certain geographical area. lan can realize the functions of resource sharing, data transmission, and communication and collaboration, and is the basis for the informationization construction of small and medium-sized enterprises. this paper introduces the design principles, steps, and examples of the lan networking scheme for small and medium-sized enterprises based on huawei communication equipment. design principles according to the enterprise's business needs, scale, budget and other factors, choose the appropriate network topology and equipment models to ensure the reliability, security, scalability and ease of management of the network. a layered network design model is used to divide the lan into core, aggregation and access layers to achieve separation and optimization of network functions and improve network performance and efficiency. reasonable planning of network address space, use of subnetting and virtual local area network (vlan) technology to achieve logical division and isolation of the network and reduce broadcast storms and security risks. using routing protocols and switching protocols, it realizes dynamic routing and load balancing at the network layer and link layer, and improves the network's adaptive and faulttolerant capabilities. security devices and technologies such as firewalls and intrusion detection (id) systems are used to realize protection of network boundaries and internal monitoring to prevent malicious attacks and data leakage. use management tools such as network management systems (nm) to configure, monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot network devices to improve network visualization and controllability. design steps: analyze the business needs of the enterprise, determine the objectives and scope of the network, and develop a network design plan. select the appropriate network topology, and determine the number, location, and connection methods of equipment in the core, aggregation, and access layers. select appropriate equipment models, and choose huawei switches, routers, and other communication equipment based on equipment performance, features, price, and other factors. plan the network address space, assigning parameters such as ip addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways based on network size and segmentation. configure network devices, according to the design scheme, perform basic and advanced configuration for each layer of devices, including interface settings, vlan settings, routing settings, switching settings, etc. configure network security, according to the security policy, perform firewall configuration, id configuration, etc. on the network boundary and interior. configure network management, according to the management requirements, perform nm configuration, nmp configuration, etc. for network devices. test network function, according to the test plan, test and verify the connectivity, performance, security, etc. of the network. optimize network operation, adjust and optimize the network according to the test results and operation conditions. design example: assume that a small to medium-sized enterprise has 200 computers and 10 servers and needs to set up a local area network (lan). the organization has three departments: sales, technology and property. the sales department needs to exchange data with external customers; the technology department needs to process data with internal servers; and the property department cannot collaborate with internal and external communications. the enterprise wants to use huawei communications equipment to build an efficient, secure, and easy-to-manage lan. based on the business requirements of this enterprise, the following network plan can be designed: network topology: a star topology is used to divide the network into the core layer, aggregation layer, and access layer. the core layer uses one huawei series switch as the core device of the network, responsible for connecting the external network and convergence layer devices. the aggregation layer uses three huawei 5700 series switches, corresponding to the three departments, which are responsible for connecting the core layer equipment and the access layer equipment. the access layer uses ten huawei 2700 series switches to connect computers and servers in each department. 5. conclusion this paper summarizes the research on the lan networking scheme for small and medium-sized enterprises using huawei communication equipment, which mainly includes the following aspects: after analyzing the needs and characteristics of lans in small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the advantages and functions of huawei's communication equipment, a networking scheme based on huawei's switches, routers, firewalls, and wireless controllers is proposed to realize a highly efficient, secure, stable, and easy-to-manage lan. a combination of experiments and simulations was used to test and evaluate the performance of the networking scheme, and the effectiveness and superiority of the scheme was verified in terms of security and reliability. the innovations of this paper are: for the first time, huawei's communication equipment is applied to the networking scheme of lan of small and medium-sized enterprises, which makes full use of the high performance, high integration and high intelligence of huawei's equipment, 137 improves the performance and management level of lan, and gets rid of the monopoly of the imported communication equipment; and through the combination of experiments and simulations, the scheme is 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[3] wu, weili. research on information security of enterprise local area network [j]. computer cd-rom software and application, 2014, 17(13):175-176. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 154 ultrasonic scanning for lithium‐ion battery inspection jianyan wang *, yapeng zhou, qinghua bai, yonggang zhao china merchants testing vehicle technology research institute co., ltd. china * corresponding author: jianyan wang (email: wangs135@163.com) abstract: with the rapid development of electric vehicles, energy storage and other fields, the application of lithium-ion batteries is becoming more and more widespread. as a result, the testing technology of lithium-ion batteries has also had higher requirements. ultrasonic scanning, as a non-destructive testing technique, has good application prospects for lithium-ion battery inspection. in this paper, we summarize the research progress of the application of ultrasonic scanning in lithium-ion battery inspection in recent years from three aspects: principle, method and result, and prospect the development of the application of ultrasonic scanning in lithium-ion battery inspection. keywords: ultrasonic scanning; lithium-ion battery; inspection. 1. introduction lithium-ion battery has been widely used in electric vehicles, energy storage and other fields. however, with the popularization of applications, safety accidents of lithium-ion battery have been occurring, and the main reasons include internal defects, performance degradation, and insufficient safety performance. therefore, it is particularly important to carry out nondestructive, rapid and accurate detection of lithium-ion battery. 2. principle of ultrasonic scanning for lithium-ion battery inspection ultrasonic is a sound wave with a frequency higher than 20khz, which has good penetrability and directionality, and is widely used for article transmission and defect detection. ultrasonic inspection is a non-destructive technology that utilizes ultrasonic waves to probe the internal structure of materials. ultrasonic waves undergo significant attenuation in the gas phase, while in the solid and liquid phases, the attenuation is small, and reflection occurs at the gas-liquid and gas-solid interfaces. poor gas production or wetting of the cell can lead to decreased ultrasonic transmission and slower propagation. this phenomenon can be utilized to probe the distribution of gas production within the cell. in addition, ultrasonic scanning also emits high-frequency sound waves, and the ultrasonic data acquisition card can be used to collect and analyze the ultrasonic beams passing through the interior of lithium batteries, and according to the ultrasonic characteristics of the received ultrasonic waves can be used to assess the internal structure of the lithium batteries and the characteristics of the defects, and at the same time, it can also be used to assess the performance and safety performance of the batteries. 3. ultrasonic scanning method for lithium-ion battery inspection 3.1. application of ultrasonic scanning to the detection of internal defects in lithiumion battery battery liquid injection is carried out under negative pressure. there is a vacuum cavitation in the area where the electrolyte is not completely wetted, and the vacuum is not able to transmit ultrasonic. the use of ultrasonic scanning microscope transmission imaging mode can be very intuitive to find the lithium battery internal medium voids as well as the distribution of electrolyte infiltration. therefore, ultrasonic scanning is an effective means to measure the battery electrolyte infiltration status. prof. yunhui huang's group, together with jeff.r. dahn's team from dalhousie university, canada[2] using a focused ultrasonic beam with a diameter of less than 1mm to accurately scan soft pack batteries and cylindrical batteries, a sub-millimeter detection resolution has been achieved. and by utilizing the characteristic of different transmittance of ultrasonic waves in the electrolyte wetted area and poorly wetted area, we have restored the wetting and aging of electrolyte by ultrasonic transmission imaging. cui h[3] et al. employed in situ ultrasonic scanning and ocv monitoring techniques to observe and analyze the electrolyte penetration process in batteries assembled with different partitions. the effects of open-circuit voltage on battery performance during electrolyte filling were clearly demonstrated by precise experimental data and detailed analysis results. 3.2. application of ultrasonic scanning to lithium-ion battery performance test ultrasonic scanning can evaluate battery soc, soh and other performance parameters.[4] professor daniel and his team first reported the correlation between ultrasonic properties and soc of batteries in 2015. they fixed two ultrasonic probes on both sides of a lithium-ion soft pack battery, with one probe transmitting ultrasonic signals that was received by the other probe, while charging and discharging the test electrodes. it was found that there is a stable correspondence between the time of flight (tof) of the ultrasonic transmission signal and the soc of the battery. they concluded that the embedding of ions in the active material of the battery during the charging and discharging process caused a change in the material stress, which in turn changed the material speed of sound, leading to a change in tof. subsequently, they simulated the tof during the battery charging and discharging process by electrochemicalphysical-acoustic model, which reproduced the experimental 155 phenomena well and confirmed this conjecture. lukas gold et al., from german[5], proposed a method to determine the soc of lithium-ion battery by means of ultrasonic detection. instead of relying on point measurements, the method relies on ultrasonic detection of structural changes in the anode to calculate the lithiumembedded state of the anode and thus obtain the battery soc. prof. yi's group at nanjing university of aeronautics and astronautics [6], a whole set of system was designed to realize the collection of ambient temperature, charging and discharging data, impedance data, ultrasonic emission signals and other information during the working process of the battery, to jointly analyze the soh changes of the battery, and to develop a corresponding soh prediction algorithm. meng kangpei [7] and others expounded the attenuation process of ultrasonic wave propagation from the microscopic mechanism of ultrasonic wave propagation in lithium-ion battery, and finally proposed a new damping parameter only related to the change of electrochemical properties in lithiumion battery to detect the soc of lithium-ion battery. this study provides a new idea for lithium-ion battery state detection, which can be combined with the tof (time of propagation) and signal amplitude, which is extended to the detection of the health state of lithium-ion batteries and the detection of lithium dendrite growth. prof. yunhui huang's team at huazhong university of science and technology[8] developed a deep learning algorithm to analyze ultrasonic transmission signals and successfully mined out the corresponding socs from complex ultrasonic shapes. combined with step scanning technique, the method can achieve non-destructive in-situ soc distribution imaging of soft pack batteries with 1 mm inplane resolution. compared with other methods, this method has the advantages of non-destructive, high resolution, low cost, and good compatibility with commercial large-scale batteries, and it is more capable of revealing the inhomogeneity of soc distribution inside lithium-ion battery. figure 1. response between soc and acoustic in figure 1, figures (a) and (b) show the ultrasonic signals in the time domain during charging and discharging across lithium-ion battery no. 1 at different states of charge; figures (c) and (d) show the performance in the frequency domain; figure (e) shows the correlation between the soc and the ultrasonic signals' time-of-flight on batteries no. 1, no. 2, and no. 3; and figures (f) and (g) respectively demonstrates the correlation between the soc and the intensity of the shoulder peaks near 0.7 mhz (figure f) and the shoulder peaks frequency (figure g) correlations. 3.3. application of ultrasonic scanning on safety performance test of lithium-ion battery ultrasonic scanning can be used to assess the safety performance of batteries by detecting physical changes inside the battery. clement [9] et al. determined the occurrence of side reactions within a battery by measuring changes in the 156 ultrasonic signal in the central region of the battery. jeffrey a. kowalski, u.s.a.[10] et al. established an early warning system capable of avoiding lithium-ion battery safety accidents by triggering the thermal runaway of a 0.950 ah lithium-ion battery and using ultrasound to monitor the material properties of the battery components to measure the battery state. this study validated the use of ultrasonic to detect battery failures by detecting ultrasonic data during thermal runaway failures of lithium-ion batteries. by comparing the ultrasonic dates during overcharging with the ultrasonic data of the initial state, two different fault indicators were identified: battery overcharging alarm and emergency stop. thus, the implementation of ultrasonic detection in the system can provide operable battery safety detection, thus greatly reducing the chance of batterytriggered dangerous events. figure 2 shows the constant current (cc) charging and cv cycling profiles of the battery at 65°c for the detection of battery overcharge failures. during cc overcharging, the warning criterion is reached about 76 minutes before failure, while the time-dependent ultrasonic signal signature increases dramatically. the emergency stop failure criterion was reached 58 min before battery failure. for cc overcharge experiments at high temperatures, the battery expanded and outgassed slightly faster than at room temperature. figure 2. failure analysis of battery at high temperature 3.4. results of ultrasonic scanning on lithium-ion battery inspection inspection of lithium-ion batteries by ultrasonic scanning technology can realize the accurate assessment of internal defects, performance and safety performance of batteries. however, the current application of ultrasonic scanning in lithium-ion battery detection still has some problems and shortcomings, such as: the single scanning time is too long, the accuracy of air coupling is low, and the water coupling will cause lithium battery safety risks, etc. therefore, in order to further promote the application of ultrasonic scanning in lithium-ion battery inspection, it is necessary to continue to strengthen the technology and research, and optimization of equipment. 4. conclusion in summary, ultrasonic scanning, as a nondestructive test technique, can 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[10] appleberry m c, kowalski j a, africk s a, et al. avoiding thermal runaway in lithium-ion batteries using ultrasound detection of early failure mechanisms[j]. journal of power sources, 2022, 535: 231423. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 22 research on unmanned aerial vehicle path planning lingzhi jiang 1, qiwu wu 2, weicong tan 3, *, tao tong 2, weiyi zhang 2 1 college of information engineering, engineering university of pap, xi’an, shaanxi, 710086, china 2 school of equipment management and support, engineering university of pap, xi’an, shaanxi, 710086, china 3 postgraduate brigade, engineering university of pap, xi’an, shaanxi, 710086, china * corresponding author: weicong tan (email: tanweicong_pap@163.com) abstract: this paper reviews and analyses the research progress in the field of uav path planning. firstly, the importance of uav path planning and the current research work related to uav path planning are introduced. then how uav path planning is modelled is analysed and key issues to be considered are given. finally, classical search algorithms, evolutionary algorithms, heuristic search-based algorithms and deep learning methods are analysed in uav path planning. for each method, its principle, characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, and applicable scenarios are analysed. the aim of this paper is to provide a comprehensive overview for researchers and scholars in the field of uav path planning in order to promote the development and application of related technologies. keywords: unmanned aerial vehicle; path planning; intelligent optimization algorithms. 1. introduction with the continuous evolution of unmanned aerial technology, unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) have captured considerable attention for their capacity to navigate through intricate and perilous environments. path planning and design represent pivotal elements within uav mission systems, demanding the derivation of a secure, feasible, and seamless flight trajectory from an initial point to a designated destination, all while adhering to specified constraints. consequently, the uav path planning conundrum can be perceived as a multifaceted optimization challenge, necessitating the deployment of efficient intelligent optimisation algorithms for resolution. how uav path planning solves this problem has triggered a large number of scholars to carry out in-depth research, this paper will provide a review and analysis of path planning research. 2. overview of relevant work a number of researchers and teams have studied the path planning algorithms and some results have been obtained, the following is a brief analysis of recent related research work. researchers have proposed various methods to address uav path planning challenges, encompassing traditional approaches like artificial potential field algorithms[1], rapidly-exploring random trees[2](rrt), and neural network algorithms[3], alongside emerging reinforcement learning techniques such as q-learning algorithms[4]. however, these methods often entail significant computational overhead. swarm optimization algorithms, inspired by biological intelligence or natural phenomena, represent a category of stochastic search algorithms. they mimic collective behaviors observed in nature—such as foraging and reproduction—by abstracting these behaviors into quantifiable metrics, forming mathematical models applicable to diverse problem sets. the advent of intelligent optimization algorithms has notably enriched optimization techniques, offering pragmatic solutions to combinatorial optimization problems that conventional methods struggle to address. furthermore, they furnish a novel means to explore biological concepts and mechanisms from alternative perspectives. swarm intelligence optimization algorithms are highly effective in overcoming the drawbacks of conventional optimization methods, efficiently handling complex realworld challenges[5,6,7]. as a result, a growing number of researchers are turning to a range of biological phenomena for inspiration in devising distinctive swarm intelligence optimization algorithms[8]. these algorithms, drawing from natural physical phenomena or collective behaviors, are applied to address function optimization problems and are celebrated for their simplicity and effectiveness across a variety of practical applications[9]. they offer fresh perspectives for tackling intricate path planning issues in unmanned aerial systems. this type of algorithm[10-12] is also the direction of current scholars actively conducting indepth research. 3. uav path planning model the establishment of the uav path planning model is one of the key steps in solving the uav path planning problem, and the following aspects need to be considered. firstly, problem definition. before modelling, the specific problem of uav path planning needs to be clearly defined. this includes identifying the inputs, outputs, and possible constraints of the problem. the inputs usually include start points, target points, obstacle information, etc., while the outputs are the optimal path or set of paths. the second is mathematical modelling. once a problem has been clearly defined, it can begin to be translated into a mathematical model. this usually involves abstracting aspects of the problem into mathematical expressions or equations. for example, a graph from graph theory can be used to represent the possible paths and obstacles for a uav, and then an optimisation algorithm can be used to find the optimal path. the third is constraints consideration, the uav path planning model must also take into account various constraints, such as the maximum flight speed of the uav, the minimum turning radius, and obstacle avoidance 23 requirements. these constraints will affect the selection and optimisation of the final path. the fourth is the path assessment metrics. in building the model, metrics need to be identified to assess the merits of the path. these metrics can include path length, flight time, energy consumption, safety, and so on. depending on different application scenarios and needs, the importance of these indicators may vary. 4. uav path planning algorithms uav path planning algorithms in general can be classified into classical search algorithms, evolutionary algorithms, heuristic search based algorithms and deep learning methods. it can also be summarised as categorised as in figure 1. classical search algorithms try to find the optimal path from the starting point to the goal point in space based on the principle of graph search. among them, dijkstra's algorithm and a-star algorithm are the most common representatives; dijkstra's algorithm finds the optimal path by calculating the shortest paths from the starting point to each node, but it may have the problem of high computation; while a-algorithm combines the idea of heuristic search, and guides the direction of the search by a heuristic function (e.g., estimation of the distance to the goal point), which enhances the efficiency of the search. evolutionary algorithms include genetic algorithms, particle swarm algorithms, etc. these algorithms search for optimal solutions in the solution space by simulating the process of natural evolution. genetic algorithms optimize paths step by step by simulating operations such as natural selection, crossover and mutation, and are suitable for complex path planning problems; particle swarm algorithms simulate the behaviour of flocks of birds or schools of fish, search for optimal solutions in the solution space, and have better global search capability and convergence. algorithms based on heuristic search improve search efficiency by introducing heuristic information to guide the search direction. they include ant colony algorithm, artificial bee colony algorithm, etc. ant colony algorithms simulate the behaviour of ants searching for food, searching for the optimal path in the solution space; artificial bee colony algorithms simulate the behaviour of bees searching for nectar, searching for the optimal path through the process of ‘recruitment’ and ‘observation’. deep learning methods use either neural network models or reinforcement learning methods to learn path planning strategies. neural network models can learn complex path planning strategies through training, which is suitable for path planning problems with large-scale data and complex environments; while reinforcement learning methods learn optimal path planning strategies through the interaction between intelligences and environments, which is suitable for path planning problems requiring real-time adjustment of strategies. here is an example of the gold rush algorithm. fig. 2 demonstrates the application of the gold rush algorithm for uav path planning in mountainous terrain. fig 1. path planning algorithm 24 fig 2. effectiveness of gold rush algorithm in uav path planning 5. conclusion uav path planning is a complex and critical problem, which is of great significance in uav applications. for the uav path planning problem, there exist a variety of algorithms and methods, including classical search algorithms, evolutionary algorithms, heuristic search-based algorithms, and deep learning methods. each method has its unique advantages and applicable scenarios, and the appropriate algorithm can be selected according to the specific problem characteristics and needs. combining the characteristics of various algorithms, classical search algorithms are suitable for path planning in static environments; evolutionary algorithms are suitable for complex path planning problems and have better global search capabilities; heuristic-based search algorithms combine heuristic information to guide the search direction, and are suitable for path planning problems that require efficient search; and deep learning methods are suitable for path planning problems in large-scale data and complex environments . based on the above analysis, when choosing an algorithm to solve a specific uav path planning problem, the characteristics of the problem and specific constraints need to be considered comprehensively in order to improve the efficiency and performance of path planning. acknowledgments this work is supported by the campus level project of engineering university of pap (no.wjx2023114, no. jly 2023086, no.wky202322, wjy202408, wjy 2024 29), the young and middle-aged scientific research backbone projects of engineering university of pap (no. kygg 201905) and the basic research foundation project of engineering university of pap (no.wjy202019, no. wjy 202144, no. wjy202233), the pap’s military scientific research mandatory project (no.wj2020a020048, no. wj 2021a030100), the pap’s military theory research project (wjjy22jl0236), the pap’s national defense science and technology innovation project (no.zzky20223103). references [1] guo y, liu x, zhang w, et al. 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[12] jiaqi s, li t, hongtao z, et al. adaptive multi-uav path planning method based on improved gray wolf algorithm[j]. computers and electrical engineering, 2022, 104: 108377. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 37 robot path planning algorithm based on improved a* and dwa haisheng song, deyang zhang* collage of physics and electronic engineering, northwest normal university, lanzhou, gansu 730070, china * corresponding author: deyang zhang (email: 1361610916@qq.com) abstract: aiming at the problems of low search efficiency of a* algorithm in traditional path planning, many redundant points, and inability to avoid unknown obstacles in real-time in complex environments, this paper proposes a path planning algorithm based on a* combined with dynamic window approach (dwa) algorithm. first, the evaluation function of the traditional a* algorithm and the expansion strategy of sub-nodes are improved to improve the safety and search efficiency of the global path. then the redundant nodes in the global path are processed to reduce the number of turning points and improve the smoothness of the global path. to improve the instability and energy consumption of the robot during travel; finally, based on the global path planning, the dwa algorithm is introduced to perform path planning in the local unknown environment. the local path planning is completed by retaining the key path turning points as intermediate path guidance. real-time obstacle avoidance. through simulation experiments, the effectiveness and feasibility of the fusion algorithm are verified. keywords: path planning; a* algorithm; dynamic window approach; fusion algorithm. 1. introduction with the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and the expansion of the robot industry, robots are widely utilized in manufacturing, medical, logistics, and various other fields[1]. path planning is a crucial prerequisite for robots to execute tasks[2], and its measurement index is based on the evaluation standard between the starting point and the target point to plan an optimal and collision-free path in the shortest time[3]. current path planning algorithms can be categorized into global static path planning with a known environment and local path planning with unknown environment information. commonly used algorithms in global path planning include the a* algorithm [4], artificial intelligence algorithm [5], dijkstra algorithm [6], etc. planning algorithms in local path planning include the artificial potential field method [7], dynamic window method (dwa) [8], time elastic band (teb) [9], etc. the a* algorithm is widely employed in path planning due to its high search efficiency and ease of implementation. however, the traditional a* algorithm has shortcomings such as many vertices, susceptibility to contact with the edges of obstacles, and uneven paths. despite dwa's proficiency in avoiding obstacles in unknown environments, it faces challenges in complex environments since it is solely guided by the final goal, making it prone to local optimality and leading to failures in local path planning. in response to these challenges, this paper proposes a path planning algorithm that integrates the improved a* with the dwa algorithm. it enhances and optimizes the traditional a* algorithm, introducing environmental factors to refine the heuristic function. this allows decisions based on obstacle density, dynamic adjustment of the degree, constrained selection of sub-nodes, avoidance of oblique crossing of obstacles, elimination of redundant points, reduction of path turns, and introduction of a safety factor to enhance the path safety distance. the approach completes global path planning and optimizes it. building upon this, local path planning is conducted based on potential unknown static obstacles and dynamic obstacles. key nodes in global path planning are chosen as a guide for the local path, and an evaluation function with global information is constructed to achieve the fusion of the two algorithms. this results in an enhancement of the completeness, security, and real-time nature of the path. 2. establishment of environmental model the prerequisite for robot path planning is to select an appropriate environment model. currently, commonly used modeling methods include grid method, topology method and geometric method, because the grid method has the characteristics of easy implementation, simple programming and consistency in the construction of environmental models. features. therefore, this article uses the grid method to construct an environmental model. the environmental space is divided into grids of the same size. according to the environmental information, each grid is represented by blank (representing the drivable area) and black (representing the obstacle area). the grid map is shown in figure 1. figure 1. grid map 3. a* algorithm improvements 3.1. traditional a* algorithm the a* algorithm is a classic heuristic search algorithm that combines dijkstra and breadth-first traversal algorithms. it searches for nodes from the starting point, selects a node with the smallest evaluation function value as the starting point of the next search node, and continues to move toward 38 the target point. finally, the shortest distance is found from the starting point to the target point in the global path. its core functions are: ( ) ( ) ( )f n g n h n  (1) in the formula, n represents the current node, represents the total cost value from the starting point to the target point, represents the actual cost value from the starting point to the current node, represents the estimated cost value from node n to the target point. among them, manhattan distance, euclidean distance and chebyshev distance are commonly used as heuristic function. this paper selects euclidean distance as the heuristic function of , and its expression is: 2 2( ) ( ) ( )x x y yh n g s g s    (2) among them, ( , )n nx x , ( , )x yg g is the current node coordinates and target point coordinates. 3.2. heuristic function improvement in the traditional a* algorithm, since h(n) plays a key role, in the early stage of path search, appropriately adjusting the weight of h(n) will help reduce the waste of search resources and achieve path optimization. first, the obstacle rate k is expressed according to the number of obstacles in the grid map environment: 1 1( ) ( ) bs x x y y o k g s g s      (3) in the formula, a is the number of obstacles from the starting point to the target point, b is the coordinate of the starting point, and the obstacle rate k is introduced into the core function, and its expression is: 1 1 ( ) ( ) (1 ) ( ) 1 k f n g n h n e     (4) dynamically adjust according to the obstacle rate in the map environment to balance the two functions. 3.3. optimize child node expansion strategy the traditional a* algorithm uses 8 neighborhood expansion, as shown by the blue arrow in the parent-child node diagram in figure 2: figure 2. parent-child node graph figure 3. child node expansion path according to the a* algorithm's rules for selecting child nodes, if the child node is an obstacle, it will cause the node to touch the edge of the obstacle or even cross the two obstacle vertices diagonally, as shown in l1 and l2 in figure 3. in order to improve the safety of unmanned boats and avoid the above risks, it is necessary to restrict the selection of child nodes. according to the relationship between the parent node and each child node in figure 2, the positional relationship between the parent node and the child node is divided into three types: if it is a type 1 or 2 situation, the nodes adjacent to the obstacle will not be selected. if it is a type 3 obstacle, no constraint processing will be performed. after the above constraints, collisions with obstacles can be effectively avoided. the improved a* is shown as l3 in figure 3. 3.4. redundant node handling in the traditional a* path planning, there are many collinear nodes and turning points, resulting in a non-optimal path that is not smooth. at the same time, under the influence of many such nodes, the robot will move according to the these redundant nodes constantly change directions, increasing instability and energy consumption during travel. the nodes are shown in figure 4. (a)traditional a* path planning node (b)key point extraction (c)path after removing redundant points figure 4. remove redundant points (1) start from the starting point s and gradually search for the next node until the target point. if several nodes are on the same straight line and there are no obstacles directly on the straight line, then only the starting point and end point of the straight line will be retained, the nodes after screening are shown in figure 4(b). 39 (2) since in a* path planning, the robot is treated as a particle, the actual volume of the robot is ignored, and the safe distance std to prevent collision with the grid is quoted to form the optimal path, 2 2st gridd r , where gridr represents each grid the side length of the grid. in figure 4(b), a binary search is performed from the starting point to the target point on the path removing the intermediate nodes. if there are no obstacles, the original path is retained. when an obstacle is encountered, the last selected node is retained. and calculate the distance l from the center to the obstacle. by comparing l with the safe distance std , if stl d , keep the previous node, if stl d , delete the previous node. the final path is shown in figure 4(c). it can be seen that redundant points, path length, and number of turns are significantly reduced. 4. dwa path planning algorithm in the actual working environment, there are unknown static and dynamic obstacles. these factors will have an impact on the robot's path. therefore, in order to achieve safety during the work process, this paper uses the dynamic window method to perform local planning after the global path planning is completed. path planning in unknown environments. 4.1. robot velocity sampling in the actual movement of the robot, there will be a certain range of linear speed and angular speed due to the constraints of its own design and structure. mv is the set between the minimum and maximum speed of the robot. the speed includes the linear speed and angular speed, expressed as ( , )v m , then mv can be expressed as:  min max min max( , ) | [ , ], [ , ]mv v m v v v v v   (5) maneuverability constraints:  ' ' ' '( , ) | [ , ],[ , ]d c c c cv v m v v v t v v t t t             (6) braking distance constraint: ( , ) | 2 ( , ) ], 2 ( , )av v v dist v v dist v          (7) after integrating the above three constraints, we can obtain the sampling space vr of all feasible speeds. in order to ensure the safety of the unmanned boat, its speed should satisfy all the above constraints. therefore, vr is the intersection of the above three sets, expressed as: r m d av v v v   (8) 4.2. improved trajectory evaluation function after determining the speed sampling space, multiple sets of feasible speed pairs can be discreted from it. after obtaining the estimated trajectories corresponding to multiple sets of speeds, it is necessary to use the evaluation function as a criterion to evaluate and select all trajectories, and finally select the speed corresponding to the optimal trajectory is used as the navigation speed of the next unit moment. in the traditional dynamic window method, the parameters considered in the evaluation function are azimuth, speed, and distance. ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) ( , )g v w head v w vel v w dist v w        (9) among them,  ,  and are the weighted coefficients of three evaluation functions respectively, ( , )head v w is the azimuth angle deviation between the direction trajectory of the current movement direction and the target point; ( , )vel v w evaluates the current speed, and ( , )dist v w is the distance between the current movement trajectory and the obstacle. distance, analysis of the above evaluation function shows that there is only one final target as a guide in the azimuth angle. if there are too many obstacles in the environment, the path will fall into a local optimum, because this article adopts the key to improve a* global path planning. the turning point serves as a guide point to reach the target point. in addition, for unknown static and dynamic obstacles in the local environment, the distance function must be improved at this time to construct a new evaluation method that combines turning points and unknown obstacles. function, the new evaluation function is: ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) _ ( , ) newg v w chead v w vel v w dist v w dist m v w            (10) in the formula: ( , )chead v w is the azimuth angle deviation between the end point of the trajectory and the current key turning point. according to the sequence of turning points, it guides the robot to move to the final target point. 5. experimental simulation 5.1. improved a* algorithm simulation analysis (a) 20*20 map environment (b) 30*30 map environment (c) 45*45 map environment figure 5. comparison of path simulation in different map environments 40 in order to verify the accuracy and effectiveness of the global path planning algorithm of the improved a-star algorithm, this article constructed three different map environments of 20*20, 30*30, and 45*45 for simulation testing. the simulation experimental environment is matlab 2018b. the blue triangle represents the starting point, the green circle represents the target point, and the gray grid represents the searched grid during the path search process. the experimental results are shown in figure 5, and the performance indicators of the algorithm are shown in table 1. from the simulation results in figure 5, it can be clearly seen that in each different grid map, the traditional a* algorithm has many turning points, and there are situations where it passes directly through the middle of the obstacle, or collides with the edge. during the search process, a large number of nodes were also expanded. in the improved a* algorithm, the path is smoother than the traditional a*, and at the same time, under the constraint of a safe distance, the risk of collision with obstacles is avoided. from the data in table 1, we can see that in the 20*20 map, the path length and the number of turns are roughly the same, but in the path planning process, compared with the traditional a* algorithm, the improved a* reduces the number of nodes by 42.14%, and the path number is reduced by 42.14%. the security has also been improved. in the 30*30 map environment, the number of nodes is reduced by 56.68%, and the number of time turns is reduced by 3 times. in the 45*45 map environment, with the addition of the obstacle coefficient, the number of nodes is reduced. 65.16%, the number of turns is reduced by 8 times, the path is still safe at this time, and the length of the path is reduced by 3.1%, indicating that the improved a* algorithm still has good adaptability to complex maps. table 1. comparison of path planning simulation results under different map environments map type algorithm type path length/m number of nodes/node number of turns 20*20 traditional a* 21.97 121 6 improve a* 21.71 70 5 30*30 traditional a* 38.11 277 8 improve a* 37.27 120 5 45*45 traditional a* 49.18 442 14 improve a* 47.66 154 6 5.2. simulation experiment of the fusion algorithm figure 6. simulation of two fusion algorithms in order to verify the adaptability of the hybrid algorithm, a simulation experiment was conducted on a 20*20 map. there is one dynamic obstacle and two static obstacles in the map environment. the orange square represents the dynamic obstacle and the gray represents the static unknown obstacle. start represents the starting point, goal represents the target point, and the dotted line represents the global path planning of improved a*. the paths of the two fusion algorithms are shown in figure 6. in figure 6a, in the traditional dwa algorithm, the final target point is regarded as a single target point. in an environment with many obstacles and dynamic obstacles, the final result is shown in figure 6(b), falling into a local optimal, causing path planning to fail. in figure 6b, the red ‘*’ in the global path represents the reserved path turning points. according to the order of turning points, the robot is guided to move to the final target point. by adding the guidance of key nodes, under the fusion algorithm in figure 6d, the robot's path is effective. it avoids dynamic obstacles and static unknown obstacles, and avoids 41 falling into local optimality when avoiding dynamic obstacles. moreover, compared with the global path, the path is smoother, completing path planning. 6. conclusion in order to solve the problem that in complex environments, the traditional global a* path planning algorithm has many search nodes, many redundant points, and cannot avoid dynamic obstacles, this paper proposes a path planning that improves a* combined with the dwa algorithm. by adding the dwa algorithm, and the turning point of the a* path is selected as the intermediate node of dwa to realize the fusion of algorithms on the basis of global optimality, so that the robot has the ability to avoid local static and dynamic obstacles in complex environments. experimental results show that the improved fusion algorithm can effectively avoid local optima and collisions with static and dynamic obstacles. reaching the end point 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[9] chenyang s b s x s .a solution for trajectory planning and control of cooperative steering mobile robot based on time elastic band[j].journal of computer and systems sciences international,2022,61(6):1046-1057. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 135 accurate obstacle avoidance for quadcopter uavs under moving obstacle conditions based on a* algorithm xiaowen yi * southampton ocean engineering joint institute, harbin engineering university, harbin, 150006, china * corresponding author email: xy2e21@soton.ac.uk abstract: aiming at the problem that uavs are easy to interfere with the normal activities of animals when observing wild animals, an a*-based algorithm is proposed, and through the improvement of the a* algorithm, it realises the accurate obstacle avoidance of the quadcopter uav under the moving obstacles to ensure that it can effectively complete its tasks in the field. firstly, the uav kinematic model is established by analysing the uav dynamics; secondly, the traditional a* algorithm is introduced and improved, and the improved a* algorithm is able to autonomously regulate the distance maintained with obstacles, which is suitable for observing different kinds of animals in the field; finally, the code is written for the algorithm and the moving path of the uav is derived under the condition of maintaining different distances from obstacles, which shows the improved algorithm's the feasibility of the improved algorithm is shown. keywords: a* algorithm; moving obstacles; precision obstacle avoidance; uavs. 1. introduction as an important part of the natural ecology, wildlife is also an essential resource for human society. the protection, development and rational use of wildlife resources can maintain ecological balance, sustain species diversity and promote the harmonious development of man and nature. but nowadays, many wild animals are faced with human indiscriminate not indiscriminate hunting, more and more endangered species appear, so that the ecological environment has received a serious threat, and has attracted people's attention. therefore, it is very important to observe the protection of wildlife, and the use of drones can reduce the burden of field staff, and reduce the casualties of people in the field. moreover, uav is more autonomous and professional, capable of real-time processing, modelling and analysis, combining remote sensing, gis and wildlife investigation, providing effective visual data for dynamic monitoring and protection of wildlife, and providing reference for accurately obtaining the environmental parameters of the activity areas and habitats of wildlife. in the observation of large and medium-sized animals, the resistance to external interference factors is stronger, and it is not easily affected by the weather and ground vegetation, which can more effectively achieve all-day observation [1]. at the same time, the drone monitoring area is wide, multi-angle coverage, high efficiency, low cost, so the drone observation to protect wildlife is a very feasible method. nowadays, quadcopter uavs have been widely used in aerial photography, disaster rescue and relief, military reconnaissance, resource exploration, traffic monitoring and other fields, which have good development prospects and economic benefits, and are a popular topic for in-depth research in various countries [2]. the use of drones to observe and protect wildlife has also been applied and promoted on a large scale. at present, the use of drones has been completed to observe the migration of asian elephant herds in yunnan, study penguin reproduction, koala search and rescue, migratory birds and so on. at the same time, the drone can be used to study the number and spatial distribution of moose populations in nature reserves. given the increasing use of drones in the field of wildlife research, drones are often required to perform a variety of difficult tasks in complex environments and are asked to maintain extremely high levels of accuracy and stability. in order to observe wildlife without interfering with the normal activities of animals, it is important to realise accurate obstacle avoidance under moving obstacles and not to disturb the normal routine of animals. path planning is usually classified according to the degree of known information about the planning environment: global planning and local planning. the uav needs to acquire all the environment information in global path planning, and then plan the best collision-free path according to the acquired known environment information. the algorithms for global path planning mainly include a* algorithm, genetic algorithm, ant colony algorithm, fast search random tree algorithm and so on [3]. here i mainly study the improvement of a* algorithm to achieve accurate obstacle avoidance for uavs. a* algorithm is an extension of dijkstra's algorithm, which is a kind of direct search algorithm for solving the shortest path in a static road network, and has the advantage of being able to react to the environment in a sequential manner and searching for paths in a more direct way, and it guides the searching method through the heuristic function to have a certain advantage in the efficiency of the search of the shortest path and be able to avoid moving obstacles more quickly. it is guided by a heuristic function, which gives it an advantage in shortest path search efficiency and faster avoidance of moving obstacles. 2. question drones are easy to make animals frightened when observing animals, and vigilance behaviour occurs, and even affects the reproduction of animal foraging, and different animals in different environments occurs in different 136 vigilance range, so it is very important to prejudge the animal's movement routes in advance, and complete the avoidance of the animal in a short period of time, not to be found by the animal [4]. although the traditional a* algorithm can quickly avoid wild animals, but because of the need to find the shortest route, are in close proximity to the animal to avoid, which inevitably does not attract the attention of the animal, so that the animal is frightened. therefore, there is a need to maintain an adjustable and safe distance from the animal to avoid the animal. 2.1. drone models firstly, an inertial coordinate system is constructed by selecting a point i. next, a body coordinate system is constructed by taking the fuselage b of the uav as the origin, and the axes are orientated according to the right-hand rule, the x-axis of the inertial coordinate system is selected to point to the east, while the y-axis is selected to point to the north, and the z-axis is perpendicular to the xoy-face upwards (away from the centre of the earth). the four rotors of the uav are labelled 1, 2, 3 and 4 in a clockwise direction, and the distance from each rotor to the fuselage b is equal and is l. each rotor has its own rotational angular velocity ω and generates an upward lift f as shown in figure 1, where the total upward lift of the uav is ft = f1+f2+f3+f4. figure 1. four-wheel drive drone model 2.2. unmanned aerial vehicle motion modelling the motion of a quadcopter uav is categorised into translational and rotational. translation is the movement of the uav in which all fixed straight lines inside the uav always remain in their original direction. rotation is when the uav moves in a circular motion around an axis. translational motion has nine physical quantities, the distance x,y,z along the x,y and z axes, the velocity vx,vy,vz in the corresponding direction by differentiating these three variables with respect to time, and the acceleration ax,ay,az in the corresponding direction by differentiating them once more. so we only need to derive one of the distance, velocity and acceleration terms in order to obtain the other terms by differentiating or integrating them. the other terms. the physical quantities of rotation can be divided into roll angle (φ) around the x-axis, pith angle (θ) around the y-axis and yaw angle (ψ) around the z-axis according to the euler angle, and the physical quantities of the corresponding angular velocities can be denoted as p,q and r by differentiating these three variables with respect to time. with euler's formula, three formulas can be derived for angles vs: ϕ . p r cosϕ q sinϕ tanθ (1) θ . q cosϕ r sinϕ (2) ψ . 1 cos θ r cosϕ q sinϕ (3) in order to derive all the physical quantities of the quadcopter drone as it moves, we first need to know its angular velocity and acceleration, and the rest of the physical quantities can be obtained through integration. when the quadcopter uav is flying with roll, pitch, and yaw angles in translation, its acceleration equation is, according to newton's second law: ma f cosϕ cosψ sin θ sinϕ sinψ (4) ma f cosϕ sin θ sinψ cosψsinϕ (5) ma mg f cosϕ cos θ (6) at this point, the angular acceleration of the uav can be derived to obtain all the required physical quantities during the movement of the uav, and according to the formulaτ iω . ω iω , whereω iω is approximately equal to zero, which can be ignored in the usual case, so the equation is simplified to τ iω . , in order to calculate the angular acceleration ω, we first need to derive the moment τ. through the uav model, it can be derived that. τ f ⋅ l f ⋅ l (7) τ f ⋅ l f ⋅ l (8) τ f ⋅ l f ⋅ l f ⋅ l f ⋅ l (9) after deriving the moment, the angular acceleration can be derived from the above equation by using the following three equations: i p . i i qr τ (10) i q . i i pr τ (11) i r . i i pq τ (12) where i is the moment of inertia and i = [ip,iq,ir]t . 3. a* algorithmic obstacle avoidance 3.1. search area first of all, we have to simplify the search area by dividing the search area into a square lattice and the centre of the lattice becomes the node. it has only two states, walkable and nonwalkable. take the figure 2 as an example, blue is the start point, orange is the end point, grey is the area where the obstacles are, let's calculate the shortest path it can travel. the key formula for calculating the path squares travelled is f = g + h. where g is the cost from the start point to the current point and h is the cost from the current point to the end point. figure 2. map of the example 137 3.2. start searching starting from the starting point a, first add a to the open list consisting of squares that the path may or may not pass through. the open list is a list of squares to be checked. next, look at the eight squares adjacent to the starting point a. include the nodes that can be travelled in the open list and set the starting point a as the father of these squares, and remove node a from the open list and include it in the close list. select a node adjacent to node a from the open list and repeat the above steps. 3.3. find the path the path is generated by iteratively traversing the open list and selecting the square with the smallest f value. let the cost of horizontal and vertical moves be 1, and the cost of diagonal moves be root two by the collinearity theorem, which is approximated as 1.4. the way to compute g is to find the value of the father's g, and add 1 or 1.4 depending on whether the father is in the straight or diagonal direction. as shown in figure 3, there are eight directions that drones can walk in a small grid. figure 3. moveable direction calculating the value of h can be done using manhattan's method, h(n) = d*(abs (a.x-b.x) + abs (a.y-b.y)) to calculate the number of squares through which the current square moves horizontally or vertically to reach the target, ignoring diagonal movement and, more importantly at this point, ignoring obstacles in the path of movement. the estimated distance from the current point to the end point is expressed in terms of h(n), rather than the actual value, hence the name trial and error method. as shown above, the smallest value of h is the value of the grid between 8 and the orange grid, which is 6. summing with the value of h gives the value of f for each square. using h*(n) to represent the actual distance, h(n) is usually chosen in the following three ways: if h(n) < h*(n), in this case, the number of points searched is high, the search range is large, and the efficiency is low. but the optimal solution can be obtained. if h(n) = h*(n), the search is most efficient at this point. if h(n)>h*(n), the number of points searched is less, the search range is smaller, and the efficiency is high, but it is not guaranteed to get the optimal solution. 3.4. keep searching. to continue the search, select the smallest square node in f, put it from the open list to the close list, check all the squares adjacent to it, ignore the ones in the close list or the nonwalkable squares, if the squares are not in the open list, add them to the open list, and set the current square to be its father, recording the square's f, g and h values. if a neighbouring square is already in the open list, check if the current square to that square has a smaller g value. if not, do nothing. if there is a smaller g, set its father to the current square and recalculate its g and f values. finally, starting from the end point, each square moves along the father node to the start point, which is the desired route. figure 4 below shows the flowchart of the traditional a* algorithm for a more intuitive understanding. figure 4. the flowchart of the traditional a* algorithm 3.5. improved a* algorithm in order not to let the animals receive fright, we need to keep a safe distance from them. in the practical situation, the animal is set as an obstacle, and when the uav detects the obstacle, it takes the obstacle as a node and automatically expands n small cells to the top, bottom, left, and right, and regards them as unreachable regions. note that n must be a positive integer, and when n=0, the obstacle avoidance results obtained are those obtained by the traditional a* algorithm for obstacle avoidance. it should be noted that, due to different animals in different environments in different alert range, the value of n is not the same, the larger the animal alert range, the larger n; conversely, the smaller n. as shown in figure 5, when the obstacle only occupies one frame, n=1, the dark grey area is its expanded range of 4frames; as shown in figure 6, n=2, the dark grey area is its expanded area of 8 frames. 138 figure 5. obstacle expansion is at n=1 figure 6. obstacle expansion is at n=2 we can observe this more visually based on the following flowchart (figure 7). figure 7. the flowchart of the improved a* algorithm 4. simulation experiment in this paper, we use matlab version 2023a to write and improve the code of a* algorithm and verify the reliability of the theory through matlab editor. 4.1. map modelling in the simulation experiments, we use the grid method to build the uav motion model, the map is evenly divided into 14*10 size grids, each grid represents a coordinate node. the coordinates of the starting point are (3, 4), indicated by a small yellow square, the coordinates of the ending point are (10, 5), indicated by green, and the obstacles are indicated by black. 4.2. analysis of results the shortest route for uav obstacle avoidance under the conventional a* algorithm is shown in figure 8. figure 8. the shortest route for uav obstacle avoidance under the conventional a* algorithm as shown in the figure 9 and figure 10 is the obstacle avoidance route of the improved a* algorithm in the same map, according to different animals in different environments have different alert ranges, we set n=1, n=2 respectively. figure 9. the short route when n =1 figure 10. the short route when n =2 139 also based on the comparison of the path times generated by matlab, we find that the larger the alert range of the animal, i.e., the larger n, the longer the time taken to generate the path (table 1). table 1. time taken to generate the path n 0 1 2 t/s 3.687 4.566 7.829 5. reach a verdict this paper models and analyses the obstacle avoidance problem of uavs observing wild animals, and proposes an improvement of the a* algorithm, which, according to the different alert ranges of the animals, is able to allow the uav to maintain a certain variable range with the obstacles and ensure that the uav will not interfere with the normal life of the wild animals when it carries out the task. simulation experiments show that the uav with the improved a* obstacle avoidance algorithm is able to artificially control the distance it maintains with obstacles while avoiding obstacles, and is able to effectively complete the task of tracking and observing different kinds of wild animals. references [1] wang, s., wang, d., ling, c., et al. 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(2022). analysis of animal alert behaviour and its chinese terminology. gansu forestry technology, 04: 52-56. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 34 review on information privacy protection based on blockchain principle shihua huang * school of management science and engineering, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu 233030, china * corresponding author email: 2532400875@qq.com abstract: as a distributed general ledger technology, a basic platform of smart contract, and a new distributed computing paradigm, blockchain is bound to have an impact on the development of all walks of life, and drive a new round of technology and application changes. to have an impact on the development of all walks of life and drive a new round of technology and application changes, blockchain technology improves efficiency, reduces costs, and enhances data security. however, it also faces serious information security problems. however, while block technology improves efficiency, reducing costs and improving data security, block technology also faces serious information privacy leakage problems. promote the research, development and application of blockchain in information privacy protection. this paper uses the literature analysis method to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the blockchain in the information privacy protection from the aspects of the blockchain privacy protection this paper uses the literature analysis method to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the blockchain in the information privacy protection from the aspects of the blockchain privacy protection , analyze the privacy leakage threat of the blockchain in the network layer, transaction layer and application layer, and summarizes the main technologies of the blockchain in the information privacy protection of data users. keywords: blockchain; data privacy; information privacy; information protection. 1. introduction recently, bitcoin[1], monero[1], dash[2], and other cryptocurrencies have taken the world by storm, and the blockchain technology involved has attracted widespread global attention. blockchain is considered a breakthrough technology because of its ability to transform the internet of information into the internet of value[3]. originally designed to enable decentralized and unencumbered electronic payments, blockchain combines various technologies such as merkle trees[4], pow proofs[5] , and others. blockchain technology utilizes various technologies such as merkle trees and pow (proof of work) proofs. it also incorporates cryptographic techniques like zero-knowledge proofs, hash functions, digital encryption, and signatures. this combination forms a new computing paradigm[6] and distributed architecture[7]. the public indication of countries' attitudes towards bitcoin and the volatility of the world's economic development have played a significant role in the rapid development of bitcoin and the increased visibility of blockchain technology. it can be said that bitcoin is one of the most successful applications of blockchain technology[8]. along with the emergence of decentralized applications like ether and the open-source project hyperledger fabric, blockchain technology has started to be implemented in various industries, leading to a new wave of technological advancements and application transformations. blockchain technology is the latest breakthrough in decentralized, secure computing in open networks. from the perspective of data management. blockchain is a distributed database that stores each transaction record separately in blocks after performing a hash calculation. nodes then connect the current block to the chain after verifying the transaction. from a security standpoint, blockchain creates and maintains a network through peer-to-peer connections, utilizing cryptography and consensus protocols to safeguard information and data. blockchain technology is a systematic integration of various innovative technologies, including distributed databases, consensus mechanisms, p2p networks, cryptographic algorithms, and smart contracts. its core advantage lies in decentralization and the establishment of a credible process. as a result, it has gained significant attention and widespread concern in the global fields of science and technology, investment, and has been extensively applied in sectors such as healthcare, finance, e-government, and logistics supply chain. however, while blockchain technology is widely used to address various challenges across industries, it also faces a significant issue of information privacy leakage. this concern has been extensively discussed in recent literature research and is currently a major focus of scholars. the decentralized nature of the blockchain mechanism allows it to avoid the single-point failure of centralized servers that rely on a centralized architecture. it also addresses the issue of data leakage. however, decentralized independent blockchain nodes are required to disclose all transaction records in order to achieve consensus. this clearly increases the risk of information privacy breaches. starting from blockchain technology, this paper reviews the current status of blockchain applications in information privacy protection and analyzes the advantages and shortcomings of its implementation. the aim is to provide a reference for future research and development in the field of information privacy using blockchain technology. 2. statistical analysis of domestic and international literature 2.1. quantitative statistics of the literature after reading and organizing the literature, we found that the attention to blockchain at home and abroad is increasing, and at the same time, the topic of "blockchain privacy" is also 35 gradually attracting people's attention. therefore, on december 06, 2021, we conducted a title path search using web of science with "blockchain privacy" as the search term, and the time span was 2016-2021, and a total of 310 articles were retrieved, excluding newspapers, magazines, and reports, and screened out 310 articles about "blockchain privacy". excluding newspapers, magazines and reports, a total of 300 foreign language literature on "blockchain privacy" was screened, including 3 books and 288 journal articles. using china knowledge network (cnki) with "blockchain privacy" as the search term, a title path search was carried out for the period of 2016-2021, also excluding newspapers, magazines and reports, and a total of 182 articles were selected from the chinese literature on "blockchain privacy", including 0 books and 288 journal articles. the total number of chinese literatures on "blockchain privacy" is 182, including 0 books, 104 journals, and 88 theses. therefore, this study focuses on analyzing 300 foreign and 182 chinese articles from 2016 to 2021. the statistical results of specific literature publication year are shown in figure 1. figure 1. annual distribution of domestic and international blockchain privacy literature as can be seen from figure 1, first, domestic and international research on blockchain privacy began in 2016, and because blockchain is an emerging technology, international attention is paid to its development. and as people's self-awareness grows stronger, their concern for the privacy of their personal information gradually increases. this has led to a growing trend of applying new technologies, such as blockchain, to various industries. consequently, research related to blockchain privacy has been increasing year by year. secondly, while the overall number of domestic publications on blockchain privacy has been increasing in 2019, it is still significantly lower than the number of publications abroad. this indicates that the majority of blockchain research is still being conducted in foreign countries. therefore, there is a need for increased efforts in domestic research on emerging technologies. third, the number of articles on blockchain privacy at home and abroad shows an overall increasing trend. this indicates that blockchain privacy has gradually become a popular research area in academic circles both domestically and internationally. this is closely related to the fact that both the government and enterprises currently place great importance on the application of blockchain. 2.2. journal distribution of literature through the statistics, it can be seen that in 2016-2021, there are 300 foreign language journals on blockchain research, and 121 of them are published in computer science, accounting for 40.33% of the total literature, ranking the first, and mainly focusing on "ieee access", "ieee internet of things journal" and "future generation conputer systems". "ieee access", "ieee internet of things journal", and "future generation computer systems" are three journals where the research was published. out of the total 95 publications in the field of telecommunications, these journals accounted for 31.67% of the total. these publications were listed in the second category and were primarily focused on the "information process" domain. "information processing management" and "security and communication networks"; 70 articles were published in engineering electrical and electronic journals, accounting for 23.33%. 70 articles were published in engineering, electrical and electronic journals, accounting for 23.33%, which is the third, and mainly concentrated in "ieee transactions on industrial informatics", "ieee industrial electronics magazine". see table 1 for the types and distribution of key journals on blockchain privacy. table 1. distribution of journals in foreign literature distribution of foreign language journals journals with more publications total number of publications (articles) percentage (%) computer science ieee access ieee internet of things journal future generation container systems 121 40.33 telecommunications information processing management security and communication networks 95 31.67 engineering electrical and electronics ieee transactions on industrial informatics ieee industrial electronics magazine 70 23.33 (sth. or sb) else ...... 14 4.67 (grand) total 300 100 from 2016 to 2021, a total of 182 journals on blockchain privacy research were published in china. out of these, 92 journals were published in the computer science category, accounting for 50.55% of the total number of journals and ranking first. these journals mainly focused on "computer research and development," "computer application research," and "small microcomputer systems." additionally, there were 33 information journals, accounting for 18.13% and ranking second, and 30 telecommunications technology journals, accounting for 16.48% and ranking third. it mainly focuses on "computer research and development", "computer application research", and "small and microcomputer systems"; 33 articles are in information journals, accounting for 18.13%, and listed in the second place; 30 articles are in telecommunication technology journals, accounting for 16.48%, and listed in the third place. see table 2 for the types and distribution of key journals specifically related to blockchain privacy. 2 3 23 47 99 136 4 8 14 47 65 59 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 n um be r of a rt ic le s publication year number of domestic and foreign literature foreign language literature chinese literature 36 table 2. distribution of journals in the national literature distribution of chinese journals journals with more publications total number of publications (articles) percentage (%) computer science computer research and development computer applications research small microcomputer systems 92 50.55 information type chinese science: information science information network security 33 18.13 telecommunications technology category communications letters digital communications world 30 16.48 (sth. or sb) else ...... 27 14.84 (grand) total 182 100 this can be seen by comparing tables 1 and 2. (1) the literature on blockchain privacy by foreign scholars is primarily published in computer science and electronic information journals. among these, more than 50% of the literature is ranked first in computer science journals. to a certain extent, this indicates that both domestic and foreign computer scholars are increasingly focusing on blockchain privacy. (2) it can also be observed from both domestic and international comprehensive journals that research on blockchain technology is experiencing a cross-disciplinary development trend. the exploration of this issue is not limited to computer science but also requires the involvement of engineering disciplines such as electronic information technology and the integration of knowledge and theoretical systems from other disciplines. this will contribute to the advancement of research on this topic. 2.3. institutional distribution of authors of literature table 3. statistics on the authors' organizations in domestic and foreign literature type of organization number of foreign publications (articles) share of foreign countries (%) number of domestic publications (articles) domestic share (%) schools and colleges 242 80.67 161 88.46 research organization 48 16.00 15 8.24 corporations 10 3.33 6 3.30 add up the total 300 100 182 100 through statistical analysis of the type of institution of the authors (first author only) in 300 foreign literature publications from 2016 to 2021, the following distribution was observed: 242 authors (80.67% of all authors) were affiliated with university faculties and departments, 48 authors (16.00% of all authors) were affiliated with scientific research institutions, and 10 authors (3.33% of all authors) were affiliated with enterprises. statistical analysis of the institutional affiliation of the authors (first author only) of 182 domestic literature pieces from 2016 to 2021 reveals that 161 authors from university faculties comprised 88.46% of all authors. additionally, 15 authors from scientific research institutions accounted for 8.24% of all authors, while 6 authors from enterprises represented 3.30% of all authors. see table 3 for details. table 3 shows that the authors of domestic and foreign literature are primarily concentrated in university faculties, followed by scientific research institutions and enterprises. however, the number of authors in these institutions is significantly lower compared to that of university faculties. it is evident that university faculties play a crucial role in researching blockchain privacy. however, it also highlights the need for scholars from enterprise backgrounds to prioritize blockchain privacy. additionally, addressing the issue of blockchain privacy requires not only systematic research but also practical collaboration between universities, research institutions, and enterprises. this collaboration is essential to enhance the practical value of the theory. therefore, it is imperative to actively encourage cooperation between enterprises, research institutions, and universities to effectively promote the development and advancement of research in this discipline. to better promote the development and improvement of disciplinary research. 2.4. thematic distribution of literature through the statistical analysis of 300 foreign literature sources, the author found that foreign scholars' research on blockchain privacy primarily focuses on topics such as blockchain, privacy protection, privacy protection technology, and information protection, as shown in table 4. similarly, through the statistical analysis of 182 domestic literature sources, the author found that domestic scholars' research on blockchain privacy also revolves around topics such as blockchain, privacy protection, privacy protection technology, and information protection, as indicated in table 5. table 4. distribution of topics in foreign blockchain privacy literature foreign language subject classification number of communications (articles) share (%) blockchain 116 38.67 privacy 99 33.00 privacy protection technology 73 24.33 information protection 12 4.00 (grand) total 300 100 table 5. topic distribution of domestic blockchain privacy literature chinese topic classification number of communications (articles) share (%) blockchain 72 39.56 privacy protection technology 59 32.41 privacy 41 22.53 information protection 10 5.49 (grand) total 182 100 by summarizing, consolidating, and conducting further analysis of the literature on blockchain privacy from 2016 to 2021, both domestically and internationally, the author discovered differences in research focus. foreign countries tend to focus more on blockchain and its related technologies, while domestic countries demonstrate a greater interest in the application of blockchain privacy technology. this shows that 37 foreign research focuses more on the technical level, while domestic research is more inclined towards the practical application level. 3. blockchain information privacy protection 3.1. advantages and shortcomings of blockchain information privacy protection the characteristics of blockchain technology enable it to solve the problem of information privacy leakage faced by some centralized servers. as a result, it has been widely applied to various scenarios that require information privacy protection, including healthcare information systems. however, it is also due to its decentralized and distributed storage mechanism that new information privacy protection problems arise. advantages of blockchain technology in information protection: (1)p2p networks prevent network eavesdropping. a blockchain network is a peer-to-peer (p2p) network structure. when a transaction is required between nodes, the initiator of the transaction first sends the transaction message to a node. the node verifies it and forwards the transaction message to neighboring nodes. the receiving node then continues this process until the message is broadcasted throughout the network. the transaction receiver eventually receives the transaction message from the network without directly communicating with the initiator. therefore, it is difficult for an attacker to eavesdrop on the true source and destination of transaction messages in the blockchain network using the previous method of intercepting network traffic to uncover the communication relationship between users. (2) support for anonymous transactions. blockchain transactions are usually conducted using "addresses", which are similar to bank card accounts. addresses are created and stored by the user without the involvement of a third party, and the way blockchain addresses are generated makes collisions between addresses very unlikely, greatly enhancing the anonymity of transactions. for example, the private key space corresponding to a bitcoin address is 2256, which is 1077 in decimal, and the visible universe is estimated to contain only 1080 atoms, so there is enough address space in the bitcoin system to support a one-time address strategy.[9] therefore, there is enough address space in the bitcoin system to support a one-time address strategy. (3) decentralized architecture to cope with cyber-attacks. programs that utilize blockchain technology typically employ decentralized architectures. in these architectures, users' information is stored in mutually independent nodes, eliminating the need for third-party servers to manage the storage of accounts, passwords, and other sensitive information. this approach significantly reduces the risk of traditional servers being attacked and information being leaked. flaws in blockchain technology for information security: (1) nodes are vulnerable to attacks. nodes in a blockchain are typically users' personal computers, which have lower performance but are more resistant to attacks compared to dedicated servers in traditional network architectures. in addition, nodes in a blockchain network are geographically dispersed and have equal status. unlike in a traditional centralized architecture, it is not possible to target specific nodes for protection. this means that attackers can identify vulnerable nodes and launch attacks, potentially compromising the entire blockchain network. (2) transaction correlations are easily exploited. all transactions in the blockchain are stored in the public global ledger. an attacker can easily obtain all transaction information and gradually erode anonymity in the blockchain by analyzing the correlations in the transactions, potentially even uncovering the user's true identity. (3) facing multiple security threats. blockchain technology is still in the development stage, and there are multiple security flaws that could potentially pose threats to its security. for example, dao, an ethereum-based crowdfunding application, had over 3 million ether coins stolen as a result of hacking attacks[10] . 3.2. threats to privacy on the blockchain blockchain technology has privacy leakage problems in practical application scenarios. in summary, these problems can be categorized into three aspects: data, identity, and transaction. this paper utilizes the blockchain architecture to classify privacy threats in blockchain into three categories: privacy threats at the network layer, privacy threats at the transaction layer, and privacy threats at the application layer[11] . 3.2.1. privacy threats at the network layer the network layer encompasses the entire process of underlying communication, including the setup mode of blockchain nodes, the mechanism for node communication, and the mechanism for data transmission. taking bitcoin as an example, there are several privacy threats that primarily occur at the blockchain network layer, as outlined below. (1) ip address leakage. an attacker can deploy probe nodes to easily detect the ip address of a node. (2) node topology relationship exposure. attackers use probe nodes to actively acquire and passively listen to obtain topological relationships between nodes. (3) leakage of propagated transaction information. because the transaction information propagated in the network is not encrypted at the network layer, an attacker can easily read the transaction information transmitted through the network. 3.2.2. privacy threats at the transaction layer the entire transaction history in the current global blockchain ledger is public. this means that anyone can see how funds are transferred from one pseudonym to another. additionally, an attacker can link different pseudonyms of the same user together. as a result, the user's data information and knowledge behind the data are highly susceptible to privacy threats. (1) transaction information is analyzed. an attacker can analyze transaction records and filter valuable information, posing a threat to transaction privacy. (2) identity information is presumed. given that the current transaction data volume of the bitcoin system is approximately 300 gb, encompassing all transaction records since 2008, an attacker can not only analyze the transaction data but also potentially deduce the identity information of the trader based on it, provided they possess some background knowledge. on top of that, an attacker can analyze the data in the ledger and steal all the transactions from any account. even for transaction records involving multiple accounts, if a customer uses multiple accounts to make transactions, an 38 attacker can still use address clustering techniques to identify transactions belonging to the same user[12]. even if a customer uses multiple accounts to conduct transactions, an attacker can utilize address clustering to identify multiple accounts belonging to the same user, thereby creating a risk to their identity and privacy. 3.2.3. privacy threats at the application layer the application layer involves the external utilization of blockchain technology, which may potentially compromise the privacy of user-related information. this is specified below. (1) the threat of privacy leakage due to improper use of applications. when users utilize blockchain technology, they may engage in actions that could potentially expose private information due to a lack of understanding of the security mechanisms of blockchain. consequently, malicious users may employ various methods to obtain this private information and carry out harmful activities, thereby jeopardizing the property security of individual users. (2) the threat of malicious attacks on application usage. when users utilize websites that offer blockchain services, they are susceptible to malicious attacks and the theft of personal privacy information. this is because these websites may not have implemented adequate and efficient privacy technology protection, thereby posing a potential risk of privacy breach. 3.3. blockchain information privacy protection technology 3.3.1. data-oriented information privacy protection techniques (1) data encryption. homomorphic encryption[13][14] allows for computation on ciphertext data without decrypting the data, providing a high level of security and enabling computational operations on private data. however, it is known for its inefficiency, high computational overhead, and the challenge of verifying computation results. secure multiparty computing[15] allows multiple users to collaborate on a computational task in an untrusted network environment without revealing their private inputs. (2) data distortion. differential privacy[16],[17] involves adding noise to data to provide privacy protection. it can effectively defend against background knowledge attacks and is built on strict mathematical foundations. however, it faces challenges in publishing complex and continuous data, as well as difficulties in distributed differential computation. (3) restrictions on publishing. off-chain storage[18] involves storing complete data off-chain and only keeping part of the information on the public ledger. this approach allows for private storage and can reduce the computing and storage overhead on the blockchain. however, it is important to note that all parties involved still need to maintain the original data. segregation of ledgers[19]: put the ledgers with different privacy requirements on separate distributed ledgers; however, modifications to the blockchain structure may introduce new security concerns. coalition, private chain[20]. the purpose of adding a node access mechanism to the blockchain is to fundamentally prevent unprivileged users from accessing it; however, this reduces the degree of decentralization. 3.3.2. user-oriented information privacy protection technology (1) access control. smart contracts[21] aim to design the access control policy within the smart contract on the blockchain. this approach helps to avoid decision centrality and enables more flexible and automated access control. however, it is important to pay special attention to the security and privacy issues associated with the smart contract itself. attribute encryption[22] aims to match the access control policy with a set of attributes in order to achieve more flexible and fine-grained access control. however, bilinear encryption is known to be time-consuming. (2) transactions are anonymous. coin obfuscation mechanism[23] obfuscates the sender and receiver of transactions to improve the privacy of blockchain transactions. however, it needs to be combined with other methods to enhance privacy protection. zero-knowledge proof[24] validates messages without revealing any valid information, ensuring high privacy. however, it is relatively inefficient. digital signature[25],[26],[27][28] participants are anonymous and can protect transaction information, but there are numerous regulatory challenges. secure channel protocol[29] is an off-chain transaction and on-chain arbitration method that aims to protect privacy and improve transaction throughput. however, it has more restricted business scenarios and requires modifications to the underlying protocols. k-anonymization[30][31] is a method that groups data to achieve small computation overhead and accurate query results. however, it is vulnerable to attacks from background knowledge. 4. conclusion while the process of digital transformation in various industries is advancing rapidly, it also brings about numerous privacy and security challenges. the characteristics of blockchain, such as decentralization, immutability, anonymity, and traceability, offer a potential solution for ensuring information privacy and security. this paper begins with an analysis of the existing literature on blockchain privacy, focusing on the importance of protecting information privacy in blockchain and the technical aspects related to information privacy protection. the aim is to contribute to the application of information privacy protection in blockchain technology. finally, the article presents an outlook on the future development of blockchain information privacy technology. blockchain technology has made significant advancements in information privacy research. however, it still faces several challenges in terms of security, privacy, transaction performance, and integration with other privacy protection technologies. these challenges are crucial to address when applying blockchain privacy technology. in the future development of blockchain privacy, we have the following outlook: accountability mechanisms for decentralized privacy protection. privacy protection in blockchain is a "doubleedged sword." on the one hand, a well-behaved user expects the blockchain to efficiently protect information, such as their identity and account. on the other hand, some malicious accounts may exploit the privacy-preserving mechanism to carry out illegal transactions. however, the analysis of the existing literature reveals that few studies have explored blockchain accountability mechanisms. this is problematic because accountability mechanisms are necessary in various application scenarios. therefore, privacy protection in blockchain requires the establishment of accountability mechanisms. in the event that blockchain is used as a criminal platform, it is essential to disclose information, such as the 39 identity and accounts of malicious users, in order to alert other users. in addition, some scenarios require the assessment of user trust or the auditing of data, but blockchain lacks a strong and trustworthy centralized privacy assurance mechanism. considering the need for accountability and the challenges it presents, decentralized privacy protection with accountability will be an important area of future research. smart contract privacy protection. smart contracts are a crucial technology for developing diverse blockchain-based applications. these applications necessitate miners to verify the accuracy of contract execution results, which poses challenges in safeguarding contract privacy. the contract itself and the data generated during contract execution should remain invisible to everyone except the contract creator. currently, verifiable computing, secure multiparty computation (smc), and trusted hardware have been adopted. from the analysis of the article, it is evident that they are not fully suitable for blockchain implementation due to their lack of efficiency and reliance on centralized parties. therefore, there is a need to protect contract privacy in a decentralized and efficient manner, making it practical for deployment in the real world. acknowledgments this study was funded by the graduate student innovation fund (acyc2021430) of anhui university of finance and economics. references [1] nakamoto s. bitcoin: a peer-to-peer electronic cash system [eb/ol]. 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[32] niu b, li q h, zhu x y, et al. achieving k-anonymity in privacy-aware location-based services [c]//ieee infocom 2014-ieee conference on computer communications. toronto: ieee, 2014:754-762. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 90 tiktok e‐commerce user stickiness operation strategy and prospect leixi shi a, *, nutteera phakdeephirot b rattanakosin international college of creative entrepreneurship, rajamangal, university of technology rattanakosin, nakhon pathom 73170, thailand a, * shi.leixi@rmutr.ac.th, b nutteera.pha@rmutr.ac.th * corresponding author: leixi shi (email: shi.leixi@rmutr.ac.th) abstract: the current development status of e-commerce in china is very prosperous and rapidly developing. china is the world's largest e-commerce market, with a large online consumer base and a rich e-commerce platform. overall, china's ecommerce development is very prosperous and rapidly developing. with the continuous progress of technology and the changing demands of consumers, china's e-commerce industry is expected to continue to maintain a good development momentum. keywords: e-commerce live streaming; consumer purchasing behavior; information system continuous use model (ecm-isc); internet platform; user viscosity; operate. 1. introduction with the continuous development of network technology, china's internet industry has entered a new stage of rapid growth. according to the 50th statistical report on internet development in china released by the china internet network information center, as of june 2022, the number of internet users in china has reached 1.051 billion, and the number of short video users is 995 million. among them, 99.6% of netizens use mobile phones to access the internet. the number of online live streaming users has reached 716 million, an increase of 12.9 million from december 2021, accounting for 68.1% of the total number of internet users. among all live broadcasts, the user base of e-commerce live broadcasts was 469 million, an increase of 5.33 million from december,[1] accounting for 44.6% of the total internet users. these data indicate that the number of online live streaming users in china is getting closer to the total number of netizens, and the number of e-commerce live streaming users is close to half of the overall number of netizens. this means that after completing the transition from pc to mobile, chinese netizens have collectively turned to live streaming in mobile e-commerce. the popularity of intelligent devices, easy-touse social media, and convenient mobile payments have all provided support for the booming development of ecommerce live streaming. in addition, the rapid development of network technology, such as the construction of 5g networks, has also created favorable conditions for ecommerce live streaming. therefore, the scale of shopping users in e-commerce live streaming continues to expand, and there is great room for growth. however, compared to the last report released by the china internet information center, the growth rate of short video users has slowed down, and the key to platform development is no longer to compete for traffic, but to increase user stickiness.[2] with the emergence of increasingly intelligent devices, simplified social media operations, and convenient mobile payments, the e-commerce live streaming industry has gained strong support. additionally, rapid advancements in network technology, such as the construction of 5g networks, have provided favorable conditions for e-commerce live streaming. therefore, the user base for shopping through e-commerce live streaming continues to expand and has significant growth potential. however, compared to the previous report from the cnnic, the growth rate of short video users has slowed down, and the competition for traffic is no longer the key to platform development; rather, increasing user stickiness has become paramount. e-commerce live streaming, also known as live shopping or live-streamed commerce, is referred to uniformly as ecommerce live streaming in this study. as a new form of marketing, e-commerce live streaming breaks the constraints of time, location, and geography, emerging as a burgeoning field that connects users, products, and shopping scenarios. it possesses traffic that traditional e-commerce models cannot match and has become a phenomenon product in the context of a special era. e-commerce live streaming originated in 2016 as a new attempt by traditional e-commerce platforms to respond to new formats such as short videos and live streaming. as the live streaming industry developed into the mainstream, e-commerce live streaming also became a new growth point. the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic at the end of 2019 forced consumer scenarios to shift from traditional offline to mobile online, leading to the rapid development of e-commerce live streaming. therefore, after a period of stable development from 2016 to 2019, ecommerce live streaming experienced a leap in 2020, entering a phase of rapid growth. in addition to the well-known traditional e-commerce platforms, short video platforms also began to offer e-commerce live streaming functionality. as of now, e-commerce live streaming has developed into a "threeway competition," including "live streaming + traditional ecommerce" represented by platforms like taobao and jd.com, "live streaming + social commerce" represented by social media platforms like xiaohongshu and weibo, and "live streaming + short video commerce," with tiktok (douyin) and kuaishou as the most representative platforms. [3] among them, taobao's live streaming ecosystem has become increasingly rich, featuring clear characteristics of "high retention, high repurchase, and high average order value," creating a series of sales miracles. kuaishou, which focuses on the lower-tier market, has also achieved good results in the 91 e-commerce live streaming field, with its unique "companion economy" behind its high-stickiness users and a trend of rising consumer power. therefore, "short video + live streaming + e-commerce" is of positive significance for both the internal development of the industry and the overall societal development, establishing the important role of "short video+" in various fields. hence, researching "short video + live streaming + e-commerce" is a key requirement for promoting current social development. in the asian region, china is a leader in the e-commerce live streaming industry, with a huge user base and a mature ecommerce live streaming ecosystem. china's e-commerce live broadcast platforms, such as taobao live and kwai live, have high popularity and influence worldwide. in addition, asian countries such as south korea, japan, and india have also achieved certain achievements in the field of e-commerce live streaming, each with their own e-commerce live streaming platforms and celebrity anchors.[4] in europe and america, e-commerce live streaming is also gradually emerging. e-commerce giants such as amazon and facebook in the united states are actively exploring and promoting e-commerce live streaming services. many ecommerce live streaming platforms and brands are also developing and growing in european countries such as the uk, france, and germany. in africa and latin america, e-commerce live streaming is also showing a rapid growth trend. especially with the popularization of mobile internet and the improvement of network infrastructure, e-commerce live streaming has become the preferred way for many people to shop. some african countries such as nigeria and kenya have emerged with a number of local e-commerce live streaming platforms. overall, the global e-commerce live streaming industry is rapidly developing and has become an important component of e-commerce markets in various countries. with the popularization of mobile internet and technological progress, e-commerce live streaming is expected to continue to flourish globally. however, factors such as market environment, cultural background, and consumption habits in different countries and regions can also have an impact on the development of e-commerce live streaming. therefore, the ecommerce live streaming markets in different regions exhibit diversified and differentiated characteristics[5] . 2. organization of the text 2.1. research questions since 2016, the short video e-commerce live streaming industry has entered a stage of rapid development, with increasingly fierce competition. in today's rapidly developing internet, the focus of various platforms has shifted from competing for new users to improving user stickiness. in other words, a single purchase by a user during e-commerce live streaming does not necessarily represent the success of marketing, only sustained purchase behavior can explain the situation. the integration and development of the short video industry and the e-commerce live streaming industry require relevant theoretical guidance to maintain user stickiness and promote industry development. related studies have shown that the investment required to maintain an old user is five times that required to attract a new user, and the same applies to new media platforms. therefore, how to retain existing users is also a challenge for platform development. therefore, this study attempts to use e-commerce live streaming as a short video platform to solve the problem of slowing user growth. therefore, the purpose of this study is as follows: first, based on relevant theoretical models, a reasonable theoretical model suitable for tiktok short video platform is constructed. conduct data analysis by distributing questionnaires and conducting interviews. second, explore the influencing factors of continuous purchase behavior of tiktok live broadcast e-commerce users and the internal relationship between these factors, and draw specific conclusions through data analysis and interviews[6] . thirdly, from the user's perspective, consider which factors can attract users to continue using e-commerce live streaming, and what measures can be taken based on these influencing factors to retain users, increase user stickiness, and improve the communication ecosystem. finally, this study will combine the development status and social reality of tiktok short video app, and put forward specific optimization suggestions, with a view to bringing some inspiration to the future development of short video platforms. c2 = a2 + b2 (1) 2.2. research contributions first of all, this study aims to verify whether the continuous use model of information system is applicable in the domestic environment, and introduce it into the research on the continuous purchase behavior of tiktok live broadcast ecommerce audience. combining the characteristics of the tiktok platform and the background of the times, the introduction of relevant variables is conducive to analyzing the role of various influencing factors in user behavior, and verifying the applicability of the information system continuous use model in the domestic environment[7] . secondly, this study aims to improve the research on short video live streaming e-commerce users and propose relevant optimization paths from the perspective of the audience. at present, research on short video live streaming e-commerce mostly focuses on short video platforms, proposing relevant suggestions from the perspectives of enterprises and marketing, or proposing regulations for the development of the entire industry from the perspective of legislative management. however, there is limited literature on audience behavior, mainly focusing on the user's willingness to continue using it. this study identified basic research variables through the continuous use model of information systems and extended the research endpoint to user behavior. by analyzing the factors that influence user continuous purchasing behavior in detail, identifying key factors, and proposing targeted recommendations, we aim to provide insights for future research. in the current era of favorable policies and technological development, information and communication technology and 5g construction are further accelerating, and the development of the internet has entered a new stage. for short video platforms, the era of grabbing traffic has passed and they need to adjust their development path. short video platforms have enormous potential for commercial monetization due to their large user base. however, in order to sustain commercial monetization, it is still necessary to identify and continuously correct problems, and value user experience. therefore, this study takes tiktok as an example to study the influencing factors of users' continuous use of ecommerce live broadcast and clarify the relationship between various factors, which is conducive to promoting the research 92 on commercial liquidity in the short video industry. this not only provides business ideas for businesses and anchors on the tiktok platform, but also puts forward operational suggestions for the development of e-commerce live broadcast in the entire short video industry, thus promoting the healthy and orderly commercialization of the short video industry. secondly, for the entire new media industry, user needs can guide the direction of industry innovation. guided by user needs, meeting user needs reasonably and improving user experience is also beneficial for increasing platform stickiness, thus forming a virtuous cycle[8] . finally, for users, e-commerce live streaming on short video platforms has been integrated into their daily lives. providing specific optimization suggestions is beneficial for users to purchase high-quality products, bringing convenience and fun to their lives, while also satisfying their personalized shopping preferences. 3. literature review 3.1. current status of e-commerce live streaming nowadays, the e-commerce live streaming industry is flourishing, and in addition to technological factors, economic environment and policy support have also played an important role. firstly, under the special era background, china's real economy has been greatly impacted, and ecommerce live streaming has rapidly risen with its advantage of not being limited by time and space. during the epidemic prevention and control period, "staying at home" has become the theme of people's lives, and offline consumption scenarios are limited, making online consumption an inevitable choice. at the same time, facing the pressure of life, many businesses and individuals have started to try live streaming sales. in the years when the covid-19 was raging, the number of ecommerce live broadcasts showed an explosive growth. not only businesses and individuals, but also local government officials actively try live streaming sales to help farmers solve the problem of unsold agricultural products. for example, several county magistrates in hubei province relayed live broadcasts for more than ten hours, completing the "live broadcast marathon" of agricultural products and setting a record. in addition, relevant national policies also strongly support the development of e-commerce live streaming. the 2020 government work report pointed out that new forms of online shopping and services have played an important role in the fight against the epidemic, and relevant support policies should continue to be introduced. national and local governments have actively responded by introducing relevant management regulations and policies to promote the development of e-commerce live streaming. against this backdrop, the demand for talent in china's live streaming industry increased by as much as 132.55% in 2020. the ministry of human resources and social security has also added the profession of "internet marketing specialist", which refers to personnel who use real-time interactive online platforms to exert their credibility in communication and promote enterprises or products in a professional manner. among them, "live salesman" is a job type under this profession. after recent years of development, the development pattern of the e-commerce live streaming industry has matured, the industrialization process has been basically completed, and the related industrial chain is also becoming increasingly perfect [9]. 3.2. research status of e-commerce live streaming at present, research on e-commerce live streaming has made certain progress. the research mainly focuses on the following aspects: 1. live streaming sales model: researchers have conducted in-depth research on the sales model of e-commerce live streaming, including live streaming content, format, and platform selection. they explored the impact of live streaming sales on consumer purchasing decisions, as well as the influence and trust of live streamers on sales effectiveness. 2. user behavior and experience: researchers focus on the behavior and experience of users on e-commerce live streaming platforms, including user engagement, purchase intention, user satisfaction, and other aspects. they studied the interactive behavior of users during live streaming, as well as their evaluation and feedback on live streaming content and products. 3. live streaming platforms and merchants: researchers focus on the relationship between live streaming platforms and merchants, studying the support and services provided by live streaming platforms to merchants, as well as the operational strategies and effects of merchants on live streaming platforms. they also studied the business model and profitability of live streaming platforms. 4. policy and regulation: researchers focus on the impact of policies and regulation on e-commerce live streaming, including government support policies and regulatory measures for e-commerce live streaming, as well as regulatory requirements for live streaming platforms and hosts. it should be pointed out that the e-commerce live streaming industry is developing rapidly, and there are still some issues that need to be further explored in the research field, such as the quality and authenticity of live streaming content, competition and cooperation among live streaming platforms, etc. future research can further expand the study of these issues to better promote the development of the e-commerce live streaming industry. 3.3. consumer purchase behavior theories the research on shopping users in e-commerce live streaming mainly focuses on their behavior, attitudes, and purchasing decisions on e-commerce live streaming platforms. here are some common research topics: 1. user engagement and behavior: researchers focus on user engagement on e-commerce live streaming platforms, including frequency, duration, and interactive behavior of watching live broadcasts. they study the behavior patterns of users during live streaming, such as browsing products, adding to shopping carts, placing orders, and so on. 2. user purchase decision: researchers explore the purchasing decision process of users on e-commerce live streaming platforms, including purchase intention, purchase motivation, purchase behavior, etc. they study user perceptions and evaluations of live streaming content and products, as well as the impact of these factors on purchasing decisions. 3. user satisfaction and loyalty: researchers focus on the satisfaction and loyalty of users towards e-commerce live streaming platforms, and study the trust, satisfaction, and repurchase intention of users towards live streamers and 93 platforms. they study the evaluation and feedback of users on the live shopping experience, as well as the impact of these factors on user loyalty. in most cases, consumers need to consider factors such as what brand of product to buy, how much to spend, and where to make the purchase. they seek information to understand product details, such as quality, features, price, brand, and user reviews. consumers typically obtain information from four main sources: commercial sources, personal sources, public sources, and experiential sources. the task of enterprise marketing is to design an appropriate marketing mix, especially product branding and advertising strategies, to promote the quality, features, and price of products so that consumers ultimately choose the company's brand. 3.4. research object overview as of december 2021, the monthly active users (mau) of tiktok will reach 670 million, up 25.4% year on year, while the monthly active users of kwai will reach 410 million, down 7.1% year on year. since 2018, tiktok has become the short video platform with the largest monthly active users. although the number of users has been expanding, the growth rate has slowed down in recent years, while kwai has shown negative growth. in the field of e-commerce, tiktok has increased its investment in the construction of closed-loop ecommerce. 1. age distribution: the main user groups of tiktok are between 18 and 35 years old, among which young people between 18 and 24 years old are the main user groups. these young users have shown a high interest in content such as fashion, entertainment, and popular culture. 2. geographical distribution: tiktok has users all over the country, but there are many users in first tier cities and developed regions. at the same time, tiktok has also grown rapidly in second and third tier cities and rural areas, attracting more users from a wide range of regions. 3. hobbies: tiktok users show strong interest in music, dance, fashion, beauty, food, travel and other content. they like to share their talents, interesting life stories and fashion collocation through tiktok. 4. user behavior: tiktok users are very active in creating and watching short videos. they like to record their life, express themselves, and interact and share with other users through tiktok. at the same time, tiktok's live broadcast function has also attracted a large number of users to participate in watching and shopping. 5. social characteristics: tiktok users have strong social attributes. they like to interact, like, comment and share with other users. tiktok's social nature of users also provides advertising and promotion opportunities for brands and businesses[10] . 3.5. information system continuance usage model batcharia pointed out the shortcomings of the expectancy confirmation theory when constructing a model for continuous use of information systems, that is, it cannot predict the expected changes of users after use. although he introduced perceived usefulness into the model to represent the change in the degree of expected confirmation after user use, perceived usefulness is not equivalent to the degree of expected confirmation after use, and the connotation relationship between the two is not clear. therefore, it cannot be determined whether the impact of perceived usefulness on satisfaction is the same as the degree of expected confirmation. in addition, when bartcharia first proposed the model of continuous use of information systems, he equated satisfaction with attitude and proposed that satisfaction can regulate the relationship between perceived usefulness after use and willingness to continue using. however, satisfaction may affect attitude, but it does not equate to attitude. satisfaction is based on the short-term impact of previous user experience on a specific product, while attitude is based on a long-term perspective formed from extensive user experience. therefore, the extended model eliminated the direct correlation between perceived usefulness and satisfaction in the original model. in the extended model, information system self-efficacy and convenience conditions were introduced as new variables. information system self-efficacy refers to the user's perception of whether they can independently use the information system, while convenience conditions refer to whether the conditions, technologies, etc. required for the user to use the information system are convenient and easy to obtain. the continuous use of extended models in information systems has been widely applied in various fields, such as social networks, e-commerce, etc. the extended model introduces new variables of information system self-efficacy and convenience conditions, and proposes new research hypotheses h2 and h3. therefore, the research hypothesis of this model is as follows. the first type of related research involves scholars introducing new variables into the original model based on the characteristics of the research object, and constructing a model that is more suitable for the research object. for example, ma zhihao et al. introduced two variables, quasi social relationships and subjective well-being, into the original model to study the user willingness to use online live streaming platforms. research has found that quasi social relationships directly affect user satisfaction, while subjective well-being is not related to satisfaction. quasi social relationships are the source of user subjective well-being . lv duanshi introduced new variables to study the user behavior of stranger social software and found that the continuous use behavior of users is influenced by multiple factors, such as platform, social, situational, and emotional factors. he proposed feasible suggestions for the future development of the platform from the perspective of product operation of social software . zhang weiwei et al. introduced factors such as perceived interest, commitment, and inertia, and verified that satisfaction is positively influenced by expected confirmation level, perceived interest, commitment, and habit. among them, perceived usefulness is the key influencing factor . 4. research methods (1) questionnaire survey method the questionnaire survey method is a widely used research approach to collect data and gather insights from a large number of participants. it involves designing a set of structured questions that are administered to respondents to gather their opinions, attitudes, behaviors, and demographic information. the purpose of a questionnaire survey is to obtain quantitative data that can be analyzed statistically. researchers can use this method to investigate various research questions, explore relationships between variables, and make generalizations about a target population. (2) interview method 94 the interview method is a qualitative research approach that involves conducting one-on-one or group conversations with participants to gather in-depth information and insights. it is a flexible and interactive research technique that allows researchers to explore complex topics and understand the perspectives, experiences, and motivations of the participants. interviews can be structured, semi-structured, or unstructured, depending on the research objectives and the level of flexibility needed. (3) literature review method the literature review method is a research approach that involves systematically reviewing and analyzing existing scholarly literature on a specific topic or research question. it aims to identify, evaluate, and synthesize relevant studies, theories, and concepts to provide a comprehensive understanding of the research area. 5. data analysis after completing the questionnaire design, we made two modifications. first of all, we had an in-depth discussion with our tutor and several graduate students who are engaged in tiktok short video e-commerce live broadcast, and discussed the design of each part of the questionnaire, the relevance of the topics, and the subsequent distribution methods. based on their feedback, we have made appropriate adjustments to the questionnaire. after discussing and adjusting the questionnaire, we conducted a small-scale preliminary survey. this survey mainly distributes questionnaires to friends and elders around through the wechat platform. in the end, we collected a total of 400 valid questionnaires and conducted reliability and validity tests on these questionnaires. we referred to cronbach's coefficient. after the pre survey, in order to cater to users of different age groups and educational backgrounds, this study modified some overly academic or potentially misleading options in the questionnaire. for example, "use tiktok e-commerce live broadcast" is changed to "purchase goods in tiktok e-commerce live broadcast room". in addition, this study also modified the options under cb1 in the pre survey questionnaire. the original option divided 0% -100% equally into five equal parts. based on the actual feedback from users, we found it difficult to achieve a proportion of over 50%. this is also the main reason why the reliability of continuous use of behavioral variables is lower than that of other variables. therefore, we will change the options to "less than 10%, 10% -20%, 20% -30%, 30% -40%, 40% above". this survey mainly uses the questionstar platform for online surveys. firstly, send questionnaire posters on social platforms such as wechat and qq; secondly, the xiaohongshu platform adopts a questionnaire mutual filling method; finally, utilize the sample service function of questionnaire star. to ensure the comprehensiveness of the study, this questionnaire aims to cover users from all regions and age groups as much as possible. the investigation period is from october 1, 2023 to november 10, 2023. the purpose of this study is to explore the factors that affect the continuous use of tiktok e-commerce live broadcast users. therefore, our research object is those users who have used tiktok ecommerce live broadcast and intend to continue to use it. in the first question of the questionnaire, we set a filtering term, as shown in figure 4-1, and designed a skip question logic to select research subjects that meet the requirements. according to the results of the survey sample, 6.51% of the 394 respondents said that they had never bought goods in the tiktok studio; 17.45% indicates that they are considering purchasing, but have not actually made a purchase yet; 4.95% indicates previous purchases but no further purchases; 71.09% indicates that they will continue to purchase. therefore, out of 384 valid samples, we analyzed 273 samples. the focus of this study is on users who are currently using tiktok ecommerce live streaming and intend to continue using it. after filtering out users who are not using tiktok ecommerce, this study also conducted a survey on the usage of tiktok e-commerce live streaming by other respondents. out of the 384 valid samples, 111 respondents have never used tiktok e-commerce live streaming or have used it in the past but no longer use it. this study analyzed the reasons behind their non-usage or discontinuation of tiktok e-commerce live streaming. as show in fig. 1. fig 1. age distribution the statistical results indicate that the majority of the 111 respondents stated "lack of interest in e-commerce live streaming" and "other platforms offering better options for their needs" as the main reasons for not using tiktok ecommerce live streaming. both reasons were equally represented, accounting for 29.55% of the sample. additionally, 20.45% of respondents mentioned that they were unaware of tiktok's e-commerce live streaming feature. furthermore, 13.46% of respondents stated that tiktok ecommerce live streaming did not offer the products they needed. a specific subset of respondents (6.82%) provided reasons such as poor product quality, unreliable service, slow delivery from stores, and a preference for traditional ecommerce platforms. fig 2. use of tiktok e-commerce 95 regarding the usage of tiktok's features , respondents reported that "watching videos," "browsing tiktok mall," and "watching live broadcasts" were the most frequently used functions. this suggests that tiktok, as a short video platform, has a significant presence in e-commerce. more than 50% of respondents use tiktok to watch live broadcasts and browse tiktok mall, indicating that shopping has become one of the primary reasons for users to engage with tiktok. additionally, 39.9% and 30.4% of respondents have utilized features such as "shooting and posting videos" and "text, voice, and video chat," respectively. as show in fig. 2. 6. conclusion with the rapid development of china's e-commerce industry, short video platforms have also been impacted, so optimization strategies need to be adopted to develop ecommerce live streaming. the tiktok platform took the lead in responding. with the support of 5g technology, it expanded its business scope and expanded e-commerce live broadcast. short video platform can innovate interactive methods. for example, a small window can be opened in the live interface to display the production process of the product. when the user clicks on the small window, the small window will be enlarged, and the live interface will be reduced to a small window. users can switch from the live interface to the product production interface and interact in real-time with the workers who make the product. moving the "background" of product production to the "foreground" and displaying it in front of the user satisfies their curiosity, thereby enhancing their interest in watching live. in the book "selfpresentation in daily life", goffman used drama theory to explain the interactive behavior between people and proposed the concepts of foreground and backstage. the foreground is a public and standardized equipment, while the backstage is a non-public and non-standardized equipment. therefore, ecommerce live can try to actively disclose the backstage area, shorten the distance with users through the display of the backstage area, satisfy users' curiosity, and enhance the fun of users watching live. users' interactive behavior while watching live will also be transformed into actual consumption behavior. the results of this study show that users' perceived ease of use of short video platform has an indirect impact on their willingness to continue using it. therefore, while improving service levels and expanding product categories, short video platform should also pay attention to improving operational convenience and user perceived ease of use. with the development of new media, short video platform has developed from a single video analysis platform to a fullcategory platform integrating education, shopping, live, and e-commerce, with richer content forms and functions. therefore, the simplicity of interface design, the convenience of specific operations, and the stability of the system have also become important factors for the development of ecommerce live on short video platform. short video platform can actively introduce new technological innovations, optimize the simple operation interface, make it more user-friendly, reduce user operation difficulty, and make it easy to learn. 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[10] yue xiaoling. content production and optimization path of ecommerce live streaming "selling goods". publishing broad angle, 2020 (19): 64-66. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 103 research on video detection method of mudslide based on inflated 3d convolutional neural network zefeng yu * chengdu university of technology, chengdu, china * corresponding author email: yuzefeng2021@163.com abstract: mudslide is a common natural disaster in mountainous areas, causing harm to roads and railroads and structures. to address this problem, this paper adopts the automatic video recognition approach, which utilizes widely installed video surveillance equipment to detect the changes of mudslides, so as to identify the mudslide diffuse flow disaster in the video monitoring area to achieve early warning. firstly, the deep learning model is trained with weakly labeled mudslide video files, and the spatio-temporal feature learning method, i.e., inflated 3d convolutional network, is combined in the model, which results in a higher correctness rate of training and detection; secondly, the model is shown to have a recognition accuracy of 86% through the testing of the relevant datasets, which can be used as an effective complement to the traditional method of mudslide early warning. keywords: debris flow transformation; weak labeling; convolutional networks. 1. introduction a mudslide is a natural disaster that occurs mainly in mountainous areas, on slopes or in areas following volcanic eruptions. it consists of a fluid flow of large quantities of rain, snowmelt or melted glacial water, as well as a mixture of sediment and rocks, which creates a destructive and powerful shock wave. mudslides occur globally, but especially in mountainous areas, where they have a major impact on people, infrastructure and ecosystems [1]. mudslides occur primarily when large amounts of rainfall, snowmelt, or glacial meltwater cause soil and rock on mountain slopes to become saturated and lose their support. when the amount of standing water exceeds the waterholding capacity of the soil, the soil becomes loose and joins with rocks and other debris to form fluid-like mudslides. in addition, natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or glacial lake outbursts can cause mudslides. a mudslide is a devastating natural disaster and the damage caused is often enormous [2]. it can destroy homes, roads and bridges, leading to loss of life and property. at the same time, mudslides can block rivers, lakes and estuaries, creating mud and rock accumulations that can exacerbate the risk of flooding and inundation. in addition, mudslides can damage farmland, forests, and wildlife habitat, causing long-term impacts on ecosystems. in order to mitigate the impacts of mudslides, many regions have adopted a range of preventive measures. these measures include establishing mudslide monitoring systems to monitor the occurrence and evolution of geologic hazards in real time and send out early warning messages; reducing the impact of mudslide impacts through engineering measures such as the construction of protective dikes, embankments, and berms; reinforcing slopes to reduce the formation of mudslides through the restoration of vegetation and ecological remediation; avoiding the construction of residential areas or important infrastructures in areas with high risk of mudslides; and strengthening the public's mudslide risk awareness and safety education to improve the ability to cope with disasters. currently, research on mudslides and disaster prevention is being carried out in many scientific research institutions and local governments. the research aspects involve the formation mechanism of mudslide, improvement of monitoring technology, and evaluation of the effectiveness of prevention and control measures. computer technology also plays an important role in mudslide research, including mudslide simulation and prediction, mudslide monitoring and early warning systems, land planning and disaster risk assessment, and data analysis and early warning decision support. through global cooperation and scientific and technological progress, it is expected that the capacity for early warning and prevention of mudslides will continue to improve, with the prospect of reducing the damage caused by the disaster. 2. video detection principle 2.1. anomaly detection in computer vision, anomaly detection is a key data analysis task and one of the most challenging and longstanding problems. in order to ensure that the model used in this paper can correctly identify abnormal behaviors, a large amount of data needs to be collected for training [3]. but collecting all the normal behavior data is almost impossible. at the same time, the boundary between normal and abnormal is blurred, and the determination of abnormality requires a reasonable grasp of the scale of normal. in order to solve the above problems, this paper adds some abnormal information for the model to make reference, i.e., not only the normal behavior is considered, but also the abnormal behavior is taken into account for the abnormality detection, and only the weakly labeled training data is used, so as to improve the model's understanding of the abnormal behavior. and anomaly detection for video surveillance applications, in this paper is used for the monitoring of mudslide impact. in the testing process, patterns with large reconstruction errors are considered as anomalous behaviors. and in this paper, the action of mudslide is considered as the target of anomaly detection. unlike the generic detection of still images, video detection usually utilizes the context between consecutive 104 frames of the video to localize the region of interest. in this paper, the model is trained under weak supervision, and thus only cares about the presence of anomalous events, not about which frames of the video the specific anomaly occurs within. traditional action recognition methods cannot be used for anomaly detection in realistic surveillance videos. this is because the dataset contains long periods of untrimmed video, whereas anomalies tend to be random and mostly occur within a short period of time. as a result, the features extracted from these untrimmed training videos are not sufficiently discriminative for anomalous events. therefore, training of abnormal and normal videos is indispensable. in this regard, in this paper, the videos in the dataset are all categorized into short videos and the different short videos are put into positive and negative example packages for subsequent operations. 2.2. i3d in the field of image processing, all the images that are convolved are static images, so the use of two-dimensional convolutional neural network (2d cnn) is sufficient. in the field of video understanding, on the other hand, in order to retain the temporal information at the same time, it is necessary to learn the spatio-temporal features at the same time, and if a 2d cnn is used to process the video, then it will not be able to take into account the motion information encoded between multiple consecutive frames. for 2d convolutional networks, the input is an image and the output will only produce an image, and the input is a video and the output will still be an image, this is because 2d convolutional networks can only learn spatial features. in the previous use of 2d cnn to process video, the features are extracted from each key frame, and then an algorithm is used to combine the features of each key frame together. this operation creates a problem, that is, when using 2d cnn to process video is to treat each frame as a static picture, ignoring the time dimension of the motion information. 3d convolution and 3d pooling, on the other hand, can model temporal information, i.e., 3d convolutional network input video will output another video, preserving the input temporal information [4]. fig 1. schema of i3d meanwhile, in order to ensure that the network can extract features at multiple scales, so as to understand the video content more comprehensively, this paper adopts the inception structure. therefore, therefore, this paper adopts inflated 3d convolutional neural network (i3d) for the characteristics of mudslide recognition as well as the consideration of recognition success rate, as shown in fig. 1. in addition, the overfitting is reduced by the deconvolutional layer introduced by i3d to improve the generalization ability of the model, and the richness of the feature representation is enhanced by fusing different levels of features through feature splicing. i3d is an innovative architecture in the field of deep learning, designed specifically for video data processing. its core innovation is to extend the 2d convolutional weights, which have been subjected to an inflation operation, into 3d convolutional weights, thus enabling the network to capture both spatial and temporal dimensional information of video data.i3d is mainly used for tasks such as video classification and action recognition, and its construction and working process can be divided into several key steps. first, i3d selects a convolutional neural network pretrained on 2d image data as its infrastructure. this base network performs well in the domain of still images, but lacks the ability to process in the temporal dimension. then, through a weight inflation operation, i3d expands these 2d convolutional weights into 3d convolutional weights suitable for the time dimension. this inflation operation transforms the 2d weights by adding an additional temporal dimension, allowing the network to perform convolutional operations in time. this allows i3d to better capture temporal information and dynamic changes in the video data. next, the input is a video clip consisting of a series of consecutive video frames that are closely connected in time and represent video content over a period of time. these frames are preprocessed and normalized to serve as inputs to i3d [5]. in the core part of the network, i.e., the 3d convolutional layer, i3d uses an inflated 3d convolutional kernel to perform a convolutional operation on the sequence of input video frames. this allows the network to capture the motion and dynamics information of the video in the time dimension, giving it an advantage when dealing with spatio-temporal features such as actions and poses. pooling and fullyconnected layers are used to further compress the dimensionality of the feature maps and generate higher-level feature representations, which help the network better understand the abstract features of the video content. finally, i3d adds a classifier layer on top to map the network output to different categories or action labels. for the binary classification problem, this paper uses a sigmoid activation function to obtain the probability that the representation belongs to a positive class, as shown in figure 2. this allows i3d to provide accurate classification predictions for the input video clips. fig 2. sigmoid activation function example the strength of i3d lies in its capability and flexibility. by extending 2d weights to 3d weights, i3d is able to process both spatial and temporal information of a video in a single network without additional processing steps. this allows it to better capture motion and dynamic patterns in videos, providing excellent performance for tasks such as video classification and action recognition. in the training phase, i3d can start with pre-trained weights from the image domain 105 and take advantage of migration learning to accelerate model convergence and improve performance. 2.3. multi-example learning in terms of the ambiguity of the training data, there are three broad learning frameworks: supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and reinforcement learning. supervised learning has sample examples labeled; unsupervised learning does not. and multi-sample learning can be considered as a new kind of product that is different from the three major learning frameworks, and the mudslide detection studied in this paper precisely utilizes the method of multi-sample learning [6]. the usual deep learning training is a sample corresponds to a label, while in multiple examples learning, the concept of packet appears, one corresponds to a label, a positive packet needs at least one positive sample, a negative packet can only be all negative samples, and a packet, containing multiple samples. in this paper, the original dataset is preprocessed, the video is divided into several short frames, and according to whether there is anomaly collection into packets and labeling, respectively. the purpose of multi-example learning is to build a multiexample classifier using multi-example packages with labels, and apply the classifier to the prediction of other unknown multi-example packages. in this case, there are two types of prediction classes, one is package prediction and the other is example prediction. the biggest difference between the two prediction classes is the cost to the model after an example prediction error. for packet classification, if a needed feature is found in a packet, then it is classified as a positive example packet, and the features of the other examples in the packet are not concerned. therefore, at this point, fp (judged as a positive sample, which is actually a negative sample) and fn (judged as a negative sample, which is actually a positive sample) have no effect on the accuracy of packet classification, but increase the example classification error rate. and when considering negative packages, an fp will allow a package to be misclassified (as long as there is a feature in the negative package that is needed for a positive example, the package will be classified as a positive package) [7]. in this paper, the short videos that have been segmented are assembled into packets and labeled, and then fed into the training model, as shown in fig. 3. a multi-example classifier is built by learning multi-example packages with classification labels, and the classifier is applied to the prediction of unknown multi-example packages. using multiple example packages for training can be more convenient and simpler. fig 3. multi-example learning 3. convolutional network-based detection methods the cause of mudslide disaster is a solid-liquid two-phase fluid with a large number of solid materials such as mud, sand and stones, etc., formed due to a large amount of precipitation for a short period of time (heavy rainfall, snowmelt), which is in the state of viscous laminar flow or dilute turbulence, and it is a mixture of particulate flow of high concentration of solids and liquids [8]. therefore, it is only necessary to look for anomalies in the surface in the dataset i.e., the presence of mudflow is clearly observed in the video. this section explains the methodology for detection of debris flow in the video. after obtaining the monitored video, the image frames are extracted from the video file, which can be done in various ways depending on the requirements of the model. in this paper, the video processing library is used for this purpose. there is a library (opencv) in python which is specialized for video processing. in this paper, this library is used to process the video file by reading the video frame by frame and setting the relevant parameters, after which each frame is saved as an image, which can be fed as an input to the deep learning model i3d in this paper for further processing and analysis. 3.1. data processing when using a video processing library to process a video, it is important to set relevant parameters, such as the number and frequency of extracted video frame sequences. among them, the number of frames should be sufficient to capture the different stages of the action, but not too many to avoid excessive computational overhead. therefore, in this paper, fifteen is taken as the number of frames to be extracted, and also to ensure the accuracy of the processing, this paper chooses to extract frames uniformly from the beginning, middle, and end parts of the video in order to obtain more comprehensive information. secondly, the frequency of extracted frames generally depends on the frame rate of the video and the time-dynamic information that wants to be captured. to characterize the data at the time of the mudslide disaster, this paper decides to use the key frame extraction method. an algorithm (optical flow method is used in this paper) is used to detect key frames in the video to capture significant changes. 3.2. detection principle in this paper, we will train the model under weak supervision, i.e., in a video, we are only concerned with the presence or absence of anomalous events, without caring about the specific type of anomaly and the frames in which the anomaly occurs. also, because the video captured by the camera has a certain degree of noise as well as light and shadow variations that can cause a certain amount of error in the results of the data, this paper uses the i3d training model to extract video features and the extracted features are used to calculate the anomaly score using the sigmoid activation function, and based on the anomaly score, it is predicted whether or not an anomalous event occurs. 3.3. model building each training video is divided into the same number of clips to form positive and negative example packages for training. then pick a best-scoring clip from the positive example packet for training the parameters of i3d, and similarly, choose a best-scoring clip from the negative example packet for training i3d.in this paper, we use the cross-entropy loss function. 106 ))1log()1()log((c   yyyy the cross-entropy loss function serves to measure the difference between the model's output probability distribution and the actual target distribution [9]. the smaller this difference is, the lower the loss value is, indicating the more accurate the model's prediction is. at the same time, the crossentropy loss function is relatively simple for calculating the gradient of the model parameters, which allows optimization algorithms such as gradient descent to effectively update the parameters to reduce the loss. it helps the model to learn the correct category distribution and improve the classification accuracy. 3.4. model training the videos in the dataset are divided into two parts according to 3:2 for training set and test set. after that the videos are divided equally without repetition into several short videos, each containing 15 frames of images, and such short videos are used as samples for training. the visual features are extracted using the fully connected layer of the i3d network. before computing the features, each video frame was resized to 210 × 100 pixels and the frame rate was fixed to 30 fps. the i3d features for each 15-frame video clip were computed and then normalized. in order to obtain the features of a video clip, the average of the features of all 15frame clips within that clip was taken. these features are later fed into the subsequent i3d neural network. 3.5. results the dataset as both normal and abnormal videos are labeled and sent to i3d for training gives very clear results as shown in table 1. for video recognition, 10 videos were used from each event and they were divided into 3:2 ratio for training and testing. there is also another portion of the dataset trained using other models and a data comparison is done and the results are found to be very different. this is due to the fact that these are long untrimmed videos with low resolution and the anomalies appear very randomly. in addition, there are large variations due to changes in camera viewpoint and lighting as well as background noise [10]. therefore, preprocessing the data would have made the experimental results more in line with 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[10] tran d, bourdev l, fergus r, et al. learning spatiotemporal features with 3d convolutional networks[c]//proceedings of the ieee international conference on computer vision. 2015: 4489-4497. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 62 design and implementation of a learning resource recommendation system based on user habits based on gnn jingxuan lu 1, a, yangkwon jeong 1, b, *, jiaqi xue 2, c 1 computer science, dongshin university, naju, korea 2 computer science, beihua university, jilin, china a bh_ljx@163.com, b, * 81262657@qq.com, c 2466879100@qq.com * corresponding author: yangkwon jeong (email: 81262657@qq.com) abstract: this project aims to design and implement a learning resource recommendation system based on graph neural networks (gnn). the system utilizes user learning habits as a foundation to provide personalized learning resource recommendations. by collecting and preprocessing user learning history data, and constructing a user-resource relationship graph, the gnn model is used to learn the representation vectors of users and resources. combined with user habit features, appropriate recommendation algorithms are employed to recommend learning resources that align with their interests and habits. keywords: graph neural networks; personalized recommendation; data sparsity. 1. introduction with the continuous development of information technology and the increasing popularity of the internet, it has become a very common phenomenon for people to obtain information through online learning. at the same time, it also faces the challenge of massive online resources and information that make it difficult for users to choose and find information that meets their needs. therefore, how to provide personalized recommendations to users through intelligent methods to meet their online needs has become an urgent problem to be solved. so, we decided to design and implement a learning resource recommendation system based on user habits and interests. we use graph neural network deep learning technology to analyze the big data that users browse online, recommend to users in an intelligent way, accurately deliver resources that meet their browsing habits and personalized needs, and use advanced technologies such as face recognition to identify users and make personalized recommendations. this learning resource recommendation system based on user habits is an effective solution proposed to address the above issues. graph neural network (gnn) is one of the most attractive recommendation algorithms. it is a new type of neural network, which originates from the development of convolutional neural network (cnn). gnn contains rich relational information, which can effectively extract data features in the graph field and provide powerful functions for learning graph related data. compared to traditional deep learning methods, gnn places more emphasis on the connections between nodes, effectively avoiding the problem of overlooked associations between users and items themselves. by iterating on nodes, gnn can more accurately describe the relationships between entities in the graph model, providing a new approach for recommendation system analysis and helping to mine deeper information. this article provides an overview of the application of gnn in recommendation systems, showcasing its advantages of scalability and efficiency, and exploring its potential in improving recommendation system performance. this paper introduces a personalized recommendation system based on graph neural network and advanced technology, which can collect and analyze big data that users browse on the internet. by conducting a detailed analysis of users' internet browsing records, application usage, and browsing content, the system can capture their browsing interests and habits, providing strong data support for subsequent recommendations. in this process, we consider users and browsing resources as nodes in the graph and establish corresponding graph models based on their interrelationships. by applying deep learning techniques of graph neural networks, user data is modeled and predicted to achieve accurate prediction of user needs and behaviors. in order to further improve the personalization of recommendations, we have adopted advanced technologies such as facial recognition to identify users. by recognizing users' facial features, the system can more accurately determine their usage needs and interests, and recommend online resources that better meet personalized needs for users. this personalized recommendation method enables users to obtain content and services that suit their interests more satisfactorily, thereby improving the effectiveness and user experience of the recommendation system. 2. related work 2.1. research content a learning resource recommendation system is a system that intelligently recommends learning resources that meet users' interests and needs. the system aims to provide more personalized and accurate recommendation of learning resources, improving the effectiveness and efficiency of network usage. the system should be able to recommend usage resources that meet users' needs based on factors such as their historical usage records, interests, and usage goals. continuously optimize recommendation algorithms through algorithm and data analysis to improve the accuracy and precision of recommendations. and recommend various types of learning resources, including videos, articles, books, 63 courses, etc., to meet the needs of different users. finally, the system should ensure the security and privacy of user data to avoid the leakage or abuse of user information. 2.2. research background with the continuous development of information technology and the increasing popularity of the internet, it has become a very common phenomenon for people to obtain information through online learning. at the same time, it also faces the challenge of massive online resources and information that make it difficult for users to choose and find information that meets their needs. therefore, how to provide personalized recommendations to users through intelligent methods to meet their online needs has become an urgent problem to be solved. so, we decided to design and implement a learning resource recommendation system based on user habits and interests. we use graph neural network deep learning technology to analyze the big data that users browse online, recommend to users in an intelligent way, accurately deliver resources that meet their browsing habits and personalized needs, and use advanced technologies such as face recognition to identify users and make personalized recommendations. 3. gnn algorithm in random initialization, we only need to determine the range and distribution of initialization, and common methods include using uniform or gaussian distributions to generate random values. for the random initialization of features of nodes and edges, set a range to randomly generate corresponding numerical values from the specified distribution. 3.1. graph convolution among them, hi (l+1) is the new feature representation of node i in the l+1 layer, hj (l) is the feature representation of node j in the l layer, n (i) is the set of neighboring nodes of node i, cij is the normalization coefficient of the number of edges between node i and node j, and w (l) is the weight parameter of the l layer, σ is the activation function. by performing convolution operations between node features and neighboring node features, utilizing the connectivity between nodes for feature updates and propagation 3.2. graph pooling hg=i ∈ v max (uhi) among them, hg is the graph level feature vector, hi is the feature vector of node i, and u is the channel transformation parameter. by selecting important nodes and edges, or segmenting and sampling the graph, subgraphs can be generated that represent the entire graph structure information. this subgraph can be used as input to the model for feature transfer and aggregation calculations. 3.3. graph attention eij=leakyrelu(at[w1hi∣∣w2hj]) αij= exp(eij)/(∑k∈n(i)exp(eik)) hi′=σ(j∈n(i) ∑(αij) w3(hj)) among them, eij is the edge weight calculated through the attention mechanism, a is the weight vector of the attention mechanism, and | |represents the vector concatenation operation, α ij is the attention coefficient between node i and neighboring node j, and hi 'is the updated feature representation of node i. the specific algorithm for adaptive initialization can be selected or designed based on the needs of the problem and the design of the network. it can be used in conjunction with different gnn models, aggregation methods, and feature update rules to improve the performance and adaptability of the model (figure 1). figure 1. initialization model diagram 3.4. linear transformation for each layer of nodes, linear transformation is a basic computational operation. its purpose is to multiply the input data by the weight matrix and add a bias vector to obtain an intermediate linear output. perform nonlinear conversion on linear output and introduce nonlinear factors (figure 2). normalize the input data of each layer to a mean of 0 and a variance of 1. by reducing the distribution changes of input data and providing reliable gradient signals, the network is easy to train. the pooling operation reduces the size of feature maps and extracts spatial hierarchical information of features. reduce the number of parameters and improve the computational efficiency of the network. randomly discard a portion of the node's output. by randomly deactivating a portion of nodes, the interdependence between each node can be limited, enhancing the model's generalization ability. figure 2. number linear transformation model. 4. proposed solutions and solutions 4.1. proposed problem solving when using gnn to solve learning resource recommendation systems based on user habits, the following issues related to gnn are involved: model complexity and training efficiency: complex gnn models may lead to slow training and require significant computational resources. data sparsity: users tend to have very sparse data, which may affect the performance and recommendation accuracy of gnn models. hierarchical diversity: user habits data may have multiple 64 hierarchical structures, and how to flexibly model this structure is a challenge. information dissemination and long-distance dependence: information dissemination in gnn is usually local, and information transmission between distant nodes may not be effective enough. context and temporal modeling: learning resource recommendation needs to consider context and temporal relationships, and how to introduce them into the gnn model is an important issue. model interpretability: gnn models are usually black box models, making it difficult to explain their internal information transmission and decision-making processes. 4.2. solution to address the above issues, we have the following solution process to incorporate the user's node zi and its weight wi into the model. firstly, we need to convert the nodes and edges in the graph into representations that can be processed by the computer. nodes will be represented as vectors or matrices, and edges will be represented in the form of adjacency matrix or adjacency list. the characteristics of each node and the characteristics of its neighbor nodes are aggregated, and the connection relationship and weight between nodes are determined according to the adjacency matrix or adjacency list to calculate the aggregated neighbor feature representation. perform a linear transformation on the aggregated neighbor features, multiplying them by the weight matrix and adding a bias vector. the activation function is used for nonlinear conversion of the features after linear transformation. use the nonlinear transformed features as new features for node transfer in subsequent layers. repeat the feature transfer process until the set number of convolutional layers is reached. based on the features transmitted through a series of graph convolutional layers, corresponding prediction tasks are performed in the output layer and the final results are obtained. through the above process, gnn can transfer and aggregate the input graph data through a series of graph convolutional layer features, and ultimately obtain the predicted results of the graph or node. this forward propagation process enables gnn to fully utilize the topology information between nodes and perform features between layers when processing graph structure data transfer and aggregate to extract meaningful representations and make predictions (figure 3). figure 3. gnn flowchart. 5. experiments 5.1. datasets build a learning resource recommendation system based on user habits, including modules such as user information collection, data analysis, recommendation algorithms, and user feedback (figure 4). the results shown in the following figure show that as users use the recommendation system, the collection time of the dataset increases, and the browsing time of users shows a significant increase. one possible reason is that users' interest in learning resources has increased, and recommendation algorithms have more accurate analysis and judgment of users after collecting more data, thereby stimulating their use. figure 4. user information collection diagram 5.2. testing the hidden layer dimension defines the dimension of the representation of each node in the gnn model. as shown in the above figure, a smaller hidden layer dimension may lead to information loss, resulting in underfitting of the model. a larger hidden layer dimension may lead to too many parameters, increasing computational and storage costs, and also being prone to overfitting. we used a lot of data to determine which dimension to choose (figure 5) figure 5. hidden layer dimension diagram 5.3. experimental results 5.3.1. test procedure build a learning resource recommendation system based on user habits, including user information collection, and the data graph is the data representation of gnn compared with other models. from it, we can see that gnn can generally achieve better performance than traditional machine learning algorithms based on feature engineering when processing graph structure data. gnn can automatically learn the representation of nodes and edges from data, and capture the relationships between nodes through information transmission and aggregation. 5.3.2. result verification experimental verification: through experiments, after 65 continuous iteration and training, the recommendation algorithm is optimized to improve recommendation accuracy and user satisfaction (table 1). table 1. comparison between gnn and other models data set model accuracy local receptive process graph data traditional machine learning algorithms 0.76823 0.5624 1.5419 cnn 0.75695 0.5495 1.5942 rnn 0.75261 0.5689 1.5913 attention mechanism 0.81656 0.5974 1.4159 gnn 0.82459 0.6912 1.6962 total 3.91894 2.9694 7.8395 6. conclusion traditional recommendation systems mostly use convolutional neural network (cnn) to achieve simple image data collection for recommendation, but we are a gnn based recommendation system based on user habits. our software can handle more complex relationships and images using gnn, and gnn can carry out end-to-end learning without manually designing features, which makes us more competitive in the market; traditional recommendation systems only recommend a class of resources that users often browse. the most obvious example is the tiktok recommendation system. the videos recommended by it are easy to solidify into a class and difficult to broaden, which will only trap users in a single interest circle. our recommendation system will predict the learning resources that users are interested in and make recommendations. if users browse, our algorithm will 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[5] pei w j,yang j,sun z,et al.interacting attention-gated recurrent networks for recommendatio [c]/ / proceedings of the 2017 acm on conference on information and knowledge management. singapore: acm,2017: 1459-14. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 92 the importance of ai algorithm combined with tunable lcst smart polymers in biomedical applications zheng he 1, *, wangmei chen 2, yanlin zhou 3, huiying weng 4, xinyu shen 5 1 applied analytics, columbia university, ny, usa 2 computer science (software technology), the national university of malaysia, malaysia 3 computer science, johns hopkins university, usa 4 master of science in information studies, trine university, angola, indiana, usa 5 biostatistics, columbia university, ny, usa * corresponding author: zheng he (email: zh.robot@pku.edu.cn) abstract: smart polymers, also known as stimulus-responsive polymers or environmentally sensitive polymers, are a class of polymers that exhibit changes in their physical and chemical properties in response to various external stimuli, including small physical and chemical changes in the environment. these stimuli can trigger changes in the properties of the smart polymer, such as phase, shape, optics, mechanics, electric field, surface energy, reaction rate, permeability, and perception. due to the biological sluggishness of conventional smart polymers, different manifestations of polymers are realized through the combination of ai technologies, including water solubility, adsorption on the surface of the carrier, or part of the cross-linked polymer system. while the definition of smart polymers can include two-phase transition processes such as glass transition and melting, the focus of research in the field of smart polymer systems is their behavior in polymer aqueous solutions, interfaces, and hydrogels. in this paper, a noteworthy smart polymer low critical solution temperature (lcst) polymer is analyzed based on the combination of ai algorithm and deep learning. by carefully designing and modifying the structure of the polymer, the researchers can adjust the lcst to approximate the physiological temperature, making it suitable for potential biomedical applications. looking ahead, an important development direction is the creation of lcst-type polymers that exhibit a variety of responses to different stimuli, while also improving their biodegradability. incorporating ai into the design and modification of these polymers could facilitate the development of advanced smart materials with enhanced properties and functionality, opening up new possibilities in areas such as biotechnology, drug delivery, and response materials. keywords: smart polymer; lcst; artificial intelligence; adjustable heat. 1. introduction stimulus-responsive polymers, also known as "smart" polymers, exhibit responses to various external stimuli, including changes in temperature, ph, ionic strength, redox reactions, light, shear stress, enzymes, and more. artificial intelligence (ai) algorithms can be applied to the design and simulation of smart polymers, thereby accelerating the development of new materials with specific responsive properties [1]. techniques such as deep learning, machine learning, and quantum chemical computing can aid in predicting the behavior of smart polymers under different environmental conditions. this predictive capability assists in controlling and ensuring the desired intelligent properties of the polymer for practical applications. temperaturesensitive polymers exhibit changes in structure or solubility with temperature, with the temperature at which these changes occur referred to as the transition temperature. ai algorithms can expedite the development and optimization of smart polymers, enhancing their performance and controllability [2-3]. this, in turn, expands the potential applications of smart polymers across various fields, fostering progress in materials science and engineering and offering new opportunities for innovative material design and utilization. figure 1. temperature sensitive polymer dissolved phase diagram: (a) lcst type polymer, (b) ucst type polymer the combination of ai and lcst polymers, as explored in this study, holds significant potential for applications in diverse fields, including drug delivery, biomedicine, smart coatings, smart materials, and flexible electronic devices. ai enables real-time control and optimization of lcst polymers in these applications [4]. generally, lcst polymers can be categorized into two types: those with a low critical solution temperature (lcst) and those with a high critical solution temperature (ucst). lcst-type polymers dissolve and become uniform in a solution when the temperature is below their lcst, while phase separation occurs when the temperature is above the lcst.ucst-type polymers completely dissolve and become uniform at temperatures above their ucst.lcst and ucst represent critical 93 temperature points for polymer dissolution, respectively. among them, the application research of lcst polymer has received more attention. in this paper, the temperaturesensitive mechanism and classification of lcst polymer are introduced. the application of lcst polymer in drug delivery, gene therapy and tissue engineering are discussed. the future development direction of lcst polymer is also prospected [5-6]. 2. related work thermal sensitive polymer materials are a kind of intelligent materials, which show the characteristics of sensitive response to temperature stimulation. among them, polyn-isopropylacrylamide (pnipaam) and polyethylpyrrolidone (pvp) are representative members of thermal sensitive polymers. these materials show remarkable property changes over a specific temperature range, and the combination of artificial intelligence (ai) brings new prospects for their research and application. by combining artificial intelligence, it is possible to more quickly understand and predict the behavior of heat-sensitive polymer materials under different temperature conditions[7].ai algorithms can analyze large amounts of experimental data to help researchers determine key properties of these materials, such as temperature response ranges and transition temperatures. this ability is critical for material design and performance optimization, helping to adjust the specific temperature response of thermosensitive polymers to meet the needs of different applications. in terms of applications, thermosensitive polymer materials have a wide range of potential in the fields of medicine, biomedicine, drug delivery and smart materials. with the wide application of thermosensitive polymers in various fields such as chemistry, biology, textiles and so on, a single thermosensitive homopolymer can no longer meet the requirements, such as pnipaam, when used as a catalyst carrier, some reactions need to be carried out at a temperature above 32°c, but the lcst of pnipaam is 32c, so it can be dissolved in water at a higher temperature. it is necessary to improve its lcst: for this reason, the lcst of temperaturesensitive polymers is adjusted by different methods to broaden the range of use of temperature-sensitive polymers. taking pnipaam as an example, the specific adjustment methods are classified as follows [8]. 2.1. random copolymerization with other monomers by this method :() changing the composition to change the hydrophilic ratio of the copolymer, further exploring the thermal sensitivity mechanism, changing the lcst of the nipa copolymer to expand the temperature application range of the temperature-sensitive materials, and studying the relationship between structure and performance. (2) expand the application function of copolymer, so that it is not only heat sensitive, but also sensitive to ph, light and other functions[9-11]. one approach is to increase lcst by random copolymerization with hydrophilic monomers, which can be mainly divided into strong electrolyte type, weak electrolyte type and non-electrolyte type." the commonly used electrolytic hydrophilic monomers mainly include acrylic acid (aa), methacrylic acid (mma), 2-propylamine2-methyl-1-propyl sulfonic acid (amps), etc. the commonly used non-electrolytic hydrophilic monomers mainly include nn dimethylpropenylamine dmam, am, z diol, etc. 2.2. macromolecular surfactant as viscosity modifiers in aqueous solutions, hydrophobic modified water-soluble polymers are becoming more and more mature in theoretical research, and their applications are becoming more and more extensive. the aqueous solution of the modified polymer exhibits great viscosity above the polymer limit concentration, because the modified polymer has a greater tendency of intermolecular aggregation. figure 2. chemical formulas of the random hmpa copolymers used in the present study and a schematic depiction of their sur the hydrophobic groups are generally long alkyl chains. they are called polymer surfactants because they have a structure similar to that of surfactants, that is, long alkyl chains connected with polar heads, as shown in fig.2. therefore, it also has similar effects to surfactants. 2.3. reversible temperature-sensitive transition of pnipam in aqueous solution, the hydrophilic groups in the polymer can form a large number of hydrogen bonds with water molecules, and the formation of hydrogen bonds is an exothermal process. therefore, ah<0: the intermolecular hydrogen bond prevents the water molecules from forming a hydration layer around the polymer chain, and the freedom of water molecules is reduced, so the -tas of the system is >0. when the temperature is low, the -tas value is small, the system ag<0, and the polymer-water system is a homogeneous solution[12]. when the temperature increases, the molecular kinetic energy increases, the hydrogen bond stability between the hydrophilic groups on the polymer and the water molecules decreases, the hydrogen bond interaction weakens, the thermal effect decreases, and the ah value decreases. when the temperature rises, the -tas value increases, and the system ag>0[13]. the macro performance is that the polymer precipitates from the solution, and the system becomes cloudy, so lcst is also called "cloud point". phase separation is mainly caused by the increase in temperature and the change in entropy of the system, so the appearance of lcst is attributed to "entropy drive". figure 3. schematic diagram of reversible temperature-sensitive transition of pnipam 94 3. methodology based on the above research background, in this paper, pega and ethoxy ethoxy acrylate (dega) were selected as temperature-responsive monomers to replace the traditional n-isopropyl acrylamide (nipam). the lcst regulated temperature-responsive ccsp was prepared by the "alarm priority" approach and raft polymerization method since the lcst of pega and dega homopolymers is 90 c and 2621-2, respectively), the lcst of ccsp can be changed by controlling the ratio of the amount of pega and dega in ccsp. in addition, the ph of the solution will affect the electrification of the polymer and thus change its hydrophilicity, which will also play a regulating role in the lcst of the obtained ccsp. 3.1. data test synthesis of ccsp based on lcst: p(pega-co-dega)1 was used as an example to prepare p(pega-co-dega) ccsp. 500 mg p(pega-codega-1) (0.05 mmol) and 195 mg crosslinker dvb (1.5 mmol) were synthesized. 80 mg flexible monomer dmaema(0.5mmol) and initiator aibn were added to 25 ml round-bottomed flask successively, and then 8 ml alcohol was added. after being fully dissolved, vacuum was repeatedly vacuumed and filled with nitrogen for 3 times to remove oxygen. after the reaction in 70 c oil bath for 24h, quenched with ice bath, yellow clarified solution was obtained. the reaction solution was poured into a 1.4x10 intercepted dialysis bag for dialysis. first, ethanol was selected as the dialysate, and the dialysate was changed once every 8h for 3d. then, the dialysate was changed from ethanol to water for 3d dialysis once every 8h. finally, the nuclear cross-linked star polymer, named ccsp-1, was prepared by freeze-drying. figure 4. synthetic routes of p (pega-co-dega) and ccsp in the same way, ccsp was prepared by the reaction of p (pega-co-dega) -2 and p (pega-co-dega) -3 with dvb and dmaema, respectively, and named ccsp-2 and ccsp3. figure 5. ft-ir spectra of p (pega-co-dega)-1 and ccsp-1 3.2. data result from the difference between the characterization of p (pega-co-dega) and ccsp, it can be seen that there are two peaks in the outer arm p (dega-co-dega-1) at 1730 and 1100 cm-1. the elastic vibration absorption peaks of ester group (o -c = o) and ether bond (c = o -c) in thermosensitive monomers pega and dega, respectively. when dvb and dmaema were added to ccsp-1, the outof-plane deformation vibration of para-substituted benzene appeared at 835 cm-1, and the out-of-plane deformation vibration peak of para-substituted benzene appeared at 796 cm-1 and 709 cm-1. moreover, the characteristic vibration peaks attributed to c-ch3 and c-h bonds in dmaema appear at 2927 cm-1 and 2860 cm-1, and the vibration absorption peaks of tertiary amino (-n (ch3) 2) appear at 1150 cm-1. the results indicated that ccsp was successfully prepared. figure 6. 1h-nmr spectra of p (pega-co-dega)-1 and ccsp-1 from the nuclear magnetic resonance hydrogen spectra of p (pega-co-dega) -1 and ccsp-1, it can be seen that the peaks at chemical shifts 4.27 (a), 3.71 (b), 3.36 (c) and 1.21 (d) of the two are attributed to the chemical shifts of methylene and methyl groups on the pega and dega chains, respectively[14-15]. compared to the linear outer arm, the chemical shift of the protons in dvb's benzene ring is observed 6.5 ~ 7.2 (e) and the two proton peaks are also observed 2.43 (h) and 2.59 (f). the chemical shift of hydrogen on methyl group (-ch2-n (ch3) 2) and methylene group (ch2-n (ch3) 2) in dmaema, respectively, further explain the results of thermal regulation of polymers in the context of big data algorithms such as artificial intelligence. the synthesis of the monomer containing the heat-sensitive stellar nucleus crosslinked polymer is the extra-arm and dvb dmaema core. 4. conclusion in addition to the above, lcst polymer has unique temperature sensitivity and good biocompatibility, and has broad application prospects in biomedical fields such as drug delivery, gene therapy and tissue engineering. lcst delivers the drug to the desired location during drug delivery and provides the right concentration at the right time. the problems that need to be solved in drug delivery system include low solubility of drugs, environmental or enzymatic degradation, excessive clearance rate in vivo, non-specific toxicity, and delivery barriers in vivo. with the help of ai, intelligent control of these materials can be achieved, allowing them to play a greater role in drug release in the medical field or self-assembly in smart materials. in addition, research methods combined with ai can also help accelerate the development of new heatsensitive polymer materials, providing more opportunities for innovation and solving practical problems. however, although the research of lcst polymer has made some progress, there are still some problems in lcst polymer at present, mainly including the following two points :1) lcst polymer only responds to temperature, its function is relatively simple, but the stimulation modes in the environment are diverse, and multiple stimulation modes coexist; 2) most lcst-type polymers are difficult to biodegrade, limiting their application in the biomedical field. 95 acknowledgments we 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[18] kwak j g,lee j. thermoresponsiveinvertedcolloidal crystal hydrogel scaffolds for lymphoid tissueengineering [j]. advanced healthcare materials ,2020.9( 6): 1901556:1-9. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 121 research on expressway pavement crack detection based on improved yolov5s chunlin he 1, jiaye wu 2, *, yujie yang 1 1 sichuan university of science & engineering, zigong, sichuan, 643000, china 2 sichuan central inspection technology inc., chengdu, sichuan, 610045, china * corresponding author: jiaye wu abstract: in order to address the issues of missed detection, false detection, and low accuracy of current road cracks, we propose a road crack recognition model based on improved yolov5. firstly, add a cbam attention module to the backbone network to enhance feature extraction capabilities; then, a weighted bidirectional feature pyramid (bifpn) is incorporated into the model for multi-scale feature fusion, replacing the traditional feature pyramid (fpn)+pixel aggregation network (pan) structure to enhance feature fusion. the experimental results indicate that the improved model outperforms the traditional yolov5 model in terms of map@0.5 by 17.3%, the improved yolov5 algorithm performs well in detecting road cracks and can quickly and accurately identify and locate cracks on the road. keywords: road crack detection; yolov5s algorithm; cbam attention mechanism; feature fusion. 1. introduction with the development of highways in china and the increase in car ownership, the load on highways has also increased, and the problem of road diseases has become increasingly prominent. road cracks are one of the most common diseases [1], threatening driving safety and shortening the service life of roads. at present, there are two main methods for detecting road cracks: digital image processing and deep learning. traditional digital image processing methods extract and classify the color, shape, edge and other features of cracks in images. oliveira et al. [2] used the difference in grayscale values between cracks and the background for detection, but the results were not satisfactory in actual road conditions. wang xing et al. [3] used wavelet transform to identify complex road cracks, but there is a large amount of noise in data collection during high-speed driving, which makes it difficult to detect discontinuous cracks effectively. with the continuous development of deep learning technology, detection methods based on neural networks are gradually being applied to the industrial field[4]. you jiangchuan et al. [5] proposed an improved rcnn asphalt pavement crack detection method with an accuracy of 91.25%. however, the detection speed is slow and cannot be applied to fast form scenarios; xu kang et al. [6] proposed an improved faster rcnn method for asphalt pavement crack detection, with an accuracy of 85.64%. however, it requires a large number of parameters and floating-point operations and is not suitable for resource constrained mobile deployment platforms; gu shuhao et al. [7] proposed a crack automatic detection algorithm that enhances the fusion of semantic information and multi-channel features. by adding an expansion convolution module and attention mechanism, the model's ability to extract feature details is improved; yang et al. [8]proposed the fphbn network, which uses a feature pyramid structure to fuse deep and shallow feature information, and balances different samples through layered weighting to effectively improve the accuracy of crack detection. the yolo series of object detection algorithms have been continuously updated, and their detection speed and model size are more advantageous compared to other detection models. j. zhang et al. replaced the feature extraction network in yolov4 with some lightweight networks to improve detection speed, reducing the number of parameters and backbone network layers, resulting in better model accuracy and speed, and a lighter model [9]. in order to improve the recognition accuracy of complex road surfaces, some scholars have made variant improvements to the yolo series of algorithms. peng yunuo et al. proposed yolo-lump and yolo-crack for extracting multi-scale features of sparse expressions, which can reduce information loss and achieve the goal of improving detection accuracy and response speed. this article uses the yolov5s model to detect road cracks and makes structural improvements to improve the extraction and utilization of deep feature information, ensuring real-time detection while improving detection accuracy. 2. the principle of yolov5s 2.1. target detection object detection is an important research direction in the field of computer vision. object detection mainly completes three tasks: detecting the position of targets in an image and the possibility of multiple detection targets in the same image; detect the size range of the target; identify and classify the detected targets. the category and position coordinates of the objects in the final output image. the two-stage algorithm mainly determines target candidate regions through multiple detection boxes of different scales, and then performs classification and regression operations. the yolo series is a one-stage object detection algorithm that can obtain the position and classification information of multiple regression boxes at once based on multiple initial error boxes, achieving network training for single stage object detection. compared to the two-stage algorithm, the yolo series algorithm has a faster detection speed. representative one-stage algorithms include ssd, atss, and reppoints based on error points. 122 2.2. the structure of yolov5s yolov5s consists of four parts: input, backbone, neck network, and head output, as shown in figure 1. at the input end, the methods of mosaic transformation, adaptive anchor box, and image scaling enrich the training data, improve the inference speed of the algorithm, and enhance the robustness of the model. backbone extracts refined feature information through an efficient combination of cbs, csp, and sppf modules. to further enhance contextual information, the neck part composed of feature pyramid network (fpn) and path aggregation network (pan) achieves multi-scale information fusion. in the prediction stage, the position of the prediction box is calibrated through ciou loss, and then the optimal prediction box is obtained through non maximum suppression (nms). figure 1. schematic diagram of the yolov5 structure 3. improvement of yolov5s algorithm 3.1. cbam attention module this article introduces the cbam (convolutional block attention module) attention module, which is a lightweight convolutional attention module suitable for mobile deployment. the interior includes channels and spatial attention modules, which can locate, recognize targets from both dimensions of spatial channels, and refine the extracted features, avoiding the problem of redundant information flooding targets caused by convolution. in addition, to avoid premature addition of attention mechanisms that may lead to deviation in network focus, this module is added to the last layer of the backbone network. cbam is shown in figure 2. figure 2. schematic diagram of the cbam module the "plug and play" structure of the cbam module provides great convenience for the use of the module, without clear regulations on the insertion position. in principle, the cbam module can be inserted into any position in the network. in common application examples, attention modules are often combined with feature fusion operations, but further experiments are needed to determine which position or positions in the network can achieve better results. if all feature fusion operations in the network are integrated with the cbam module, the computational complexity of the network will greatly increase. perhaps the network may also have overfitting, which can actually reduce the performance of the network model and run counter to the purpose of embedding attention modules in the network. therefore, cbam modules should be embedded in critical positions in the network. the following is a detailed introduction to the experimental design of the insertion position of the cbam module. 3.1.1. insertion position of cbam module the input end performs preprocessing such as mosaic data augmentation and adaptive scaling on the image of the input network, with the aim of enriching the dataset, enabling the model to have better learning ability on the dataset, and improving the generalization ability of the network model. after processing, the input image is still image data and no operations such as convolution or pooling have been performed to extract image features. therefore, there is no need to introduce an attention module for the input end. therefore, the cbam model can be embedded into the other three major network modules to study the impact of the integration of cbam modules with the three parts on the overall network performance. the network models generated by the fusion of cbam model and yolov5s' backbone, neck, and head modules are denoted as yolov5s_b, yolov5s_n and yolov5s_h. (1) yolov5s_b yolov5s_b is a new network model obtained by integrating the cbam module with the backbone master network. backbone, as the backbone network of yolo5, is used to extract the high, middle, and low level features of an image through deep convolution operations, and then aggregate them to form the overall features of the image. this section includes four structures: focus slicing operation, conv convolution layer, c3 cross stage local network structure, and spp spatial pyramid pooling structure. the focus layer was first proposed in yolov5 and is a slicing operation for feature maps. the structural diagram is shown in figure 3.this operation utilizes the conversion of flat data information on width and height to the channel level, and then uses convolutional methods to extract different features to achieve the purpose of down-sampling. the downsampling operation in neural networks is generally used to reduce the number of parameters and achieve dimensionality reduction, while also increasing the range of local receptive fields. however, compared to using a convolution or pooling layer with a step size of 2, the focus layer can effectively reduce the information loss caused by down-sampling while reducing computational complexity. figure 3. schematic diagram of the focus layer the slicing operation principle is shown in figure 4. four positions with a distance of 2 are sliced and aggregated, and integrated into one channel. the original 4x4x3 size image is transformed into a 2x2x12 size feature map. 123 figure 4. schematic diagram of the slicing operation as shown in figure 5, the conv convolution layer is composed of three structures: conv convolution layer, batch normalization batch normalization, and silu activation function. conv convolution layers are used for feature extraction, and multi-layer convolution layers can be used to obtain deeper features; the bn layer makes the model less sensitive to the parameters in the network, and makes the distribution of input data in each layer of the network relatively stable, accelerating the learning speed of the model while making the network learning more stable. it can also control gradient explosion, alleviate problems such as gradient disappearance and over-fitting. the function of silu activation function is to enable the network to have the ability to learn layered nonlinear problems, which is the key to the model being able to solve nonlinear problems. figure 5. schematic diagram of the conv convolution layer the c3 structure is a modification of the original bottleneck csp structure, which aims to solve the problem of high computational complexity caused by repeated gradient information in inference. the c3 structure divides the input feature map into two parts, and then merges them through the cross stage local network csp net [10] (cross stage partial network), which not only reduces computational parameters but also ensures high accuracy. as shown in figure 6, this structure divides the input into two branches. one branch undergoes deep convolution and residual operations through the conv convolution layer and the bottleneck residual block, while the other branch only undergoes the conv convolution layer. the two parts are then concatenated to ensure that the output of the c3 structure is the same size as the input, thus preserving the feature information of different branches more completely, allowing the model to learn more information. figure 6. schematic diagram of the c3 structure the spp structure [11], also known as spatial pyramid pooling, can convert feature maps of any size into fixed size feature vectors, mainly achieved by extracting feature vectors of the same size from feature maps of different sizes. the principle is shown in figure 7. the input feature maps pass through three different sized maximum pooling layers, and then the input and feature maps obtained through the three pooling layers are concatenated. this structure also does not change the size of the input feature map, and the output and input sizes are consistent. this structure integrates local and global features, increasing the receptive field. figure 7. schematic diagram of the spp structure through studying the structures of the four components of the backbone network, it was found that although feature fusion operations exist in all four structures, the c3 structure plays a major role in achieving feature fusion, while the other three parts mainly assist in feature extraction and fusion of the backbone network. therefore, the c3 structure, which plays a crucial role in the network, was selected for fusion with the cbam module. after embedding the cbam module into the bottleneck structure of the c3 structure, the fusion results in c3_cbam module is shown in figure 8. then add c3_cbam module replaces the c3 structure in the backbone network to obtain yolov5s_b network model. figure 8. schematic diagram of the yolov5s_b structure (2) yolov5s_n yolov5s_n is a new network model obtained by integrating the cbam module with the neck network. the neck network layer adopts an fpn+pan structure, which adds a bottom-up pyramid-path augmentation module-to the existing feature pyramid fpn [12] (feature pyramid networks), as shown in figure 9. figure 9. schematic diagram of the fpn+pan structure by observing the structure of the neck network, it is not difficult to find that there is also a c3 structure in the neck 124 network. however, the fpn and pan structures, especially the pan structure, play a more important role in the neck network. therefore, after selecting to embed the cbam module into the pan[13] structure to complete the concat feature fusion operation, and before the c3 structure, the fusion method is shown in figure 10. figure 10. schematic diagram of the yolov5s_n structure (3) yolov5s_h yolov5s_h is a new network model generated by the fusion of cbam module and head output terminal. the head output end is the final detection part. yolov5 adopts the yolo series universal detection layer design, and the output end has three detection heads of different sizes to detect targets of different sizes based on feature maps of different sizes. before embedding the cbam module into three detection head convolution operations, the embedding method is shown in figure 11. figure 11. schematic diagram of the yolov5s_h structure 3.1.2. analysis of experimental results on the fusion of cbam module and three major network modules compare the three network models in section 3.1.1 with yolov5s without embedded cbam module in a comparative experiment. using the data set crack_1 composed of 3000 road crack images, divided into a training set, validation set, and testing set in a 7:1:2 ratio, with 100 rounds of training. the preparation of the dataset is explained in section 4.2. based on the evaluation index data of the crack extraction model, compare the applicability of the cbam module and the three module fusion schemes. the detection results of the four models on the test set are shown in table 1. the crack extraction performance of the four models is evaluated from two aspects: the average precision ap and the average intersection to union ratio miou. table 1. yolov5s and the measurement results data of models fused with cbam module model name average precision(ap) miou yolov5s 0.822 0.817 yolov5s_b 0.916 0.834 yolov5s_n 0.856 0.822 yolov5s_h 0.874 0.816 according to table 1, yolov5s_ model b is the best fusion scheme for the fusion experiment of cbam module and three major network modules. 3.2. bifpn in the process of collecting road crack data, due to the different shapes and sizes of cracks, as well as the distance between collection, the size of the crack input data varies greatly. after being processed by multiple c3 modules in the yolov5s backbone network, the image size will continue to decrease by half and the underlying position information will be partially lost. insufficient utilization of features between different scales results in limited detection accuracy of the network model. bifpn (weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network) [14] is a module with efficient bidirectional feature fusion, skip connections, and weighted feature fusion mechanisms, which can simultaneously obtain global features containing high-level and low-level semantic information. the weights of different input layers are different and can be automatically updated according to the network. its structure is shown in figure 12 (b), it ensures that the network retains global contextual feature information to the maximum extent possible, enabling the target detection network to extract features of different scales, greatly improving the detection performance of small targets. bifpn adds a lateral jump connection between the input and output nodes, which not only increases the input of the fusion node, but also preserves the feature information of the original node, enabling the model to fuse more features; at the same time, nodes without feature fusion on single input edges were removed, simplifying the network structure and reducing computational complexity. bifpn can fuse more features through repeated stacking. this article introduces the bifpn module in neck to replace the original fpn+pan structure, as shown in figure 12 (a). figure 12(a): fpn+pan figure 12(b): bifpn in summary, compared to the fpn-pan structure that directly concatenates different inputs, the bifpn structure has better feature fusion performance and can improve network expression ability. the specific weighting formula is shown in equation (1). 125     i ut j j ii w fmw o  (1) in the formula: wj represents the learnable weight. as the model continues to train, the parameter value will change with the optimizer towards the direction of minimizing the loss function. the value is set to 1 during initialization; fmi represents the input feature map in the network structure; ε= 0.0001; the silu function normalizes the weight refinement to 0-1. the fusion method of a certain layer in the network is shown in figure 4. according to equation (1), the feature fusion process and output are shown in equations (2) and (3).            21 3241 4 re ww psizewpw convp inin td (2)            543 354443 4 re www psizewpwpw convp outtdin out (3) figure 13. schematic diagram of the bifpn fusion method 4. experiment and result analysis 4.1. experimental environment and parameters the gpu of the experimental environment is nvidia geforce gtx 1080ti, and the cpu is a 6-core intel (r) xeon (r) cpu e5-2650v4@2.20ghz on a server with a memory of 15gb; the software part uses pycharm as the ide, and program design is carried out through the python programming language and deep learning python framework. 4.2. experimental data set the data set used in this article is images of yunnan roads taken by inspection carts provided by the internship company. firstly, using an open-source road crack target detection model, conduct a preliminary screening of 20000 images that may contain cracks; then fill in the 3000 images with cracks screened out; then use the sprite annotation assistant to annotate. two datasets were annotated, and the label information of the first data set is only crack, named data set crack_1. the second data set divides cracks into transverse cracks, longitudinal cracks, and block cracks, with label information of transverse, longitudinal, and block, and is named data set crack_2. annotate the road surface disease data set in the figure. (a) (b) figure 14(a): sprite annotation assistant (b): annotation result xml file 4.3. evaluating indicator this article uses precision p (precision), recall rate r (recall), average precision ap (average precision), and average precision map (mean average precision) as model evaluation indicators. the specific confusion matrix is shown in table 2. among them, the recall rate directly reflects the ratio of actual positive samples (tp) to all positive samples (tp+fn) in the identified correct targets, as shown in equation (4); the accuracy directly reflects the ratio of actual positive samples (tp) to all correctly identified targets (tp+tf), as shown in equation (5); the average accuracy is shown in equation (6); map is obtained by averaging the average accuracy (ap) of all categories, as shown in equation (7). table 2. confusion matrix table confusion matrix predictive value 1 0 true value tp fn fp tn fntp tp r   (4) fptp tp p   (5)   1 0 rpap (6)    c j jap c map 1 1 (7) in the formula, ap represents the average accuracy; apj represents the average accuracy of the jth class object detection; c represents the category of markers; map represents the average accuracy mean. c jap map c j   1 5.0@ 5.0@ (8) in the equation: ap@0.5j the average accuracy of the jth class target when the intersection to union ratio threshold is 0.5; c represents the category of markers; map@0.5 represents the average accuracy mean when the intersection to union ratio threshold is 0.5. 126 4.4. experimental result the optimizer for model training selects sgd, with an initial learning rate of 0.01 and a training round of 300. after the model design is completed, it is necessary to train the model and adjust the parameters to obtain a relatively optimal iterative model. the python version used in this experiment is 3.8, and the cuda version is 10.1. the network model was built using python 1.7. the model optimization adopts the stochastic gradient descent (sgd) optimization algorithm, and the loss function adopts giou loss. the parameters used in the experiment are set based on prior experience, and the specific values are shown in table 3. table 3. yolov5s and the measurement results data of models fused with cbam module parameter value input size 640*640 learning rate 0.01 momentum 0.9 optimizer sgd weigth decay 0.0005 batch size 8 epoch 300 the loss curve during the model training process is shown in figure 15. in the early stage of model training, the loss value decreases relatively quickly. as the number of training rounds increases, the loss curve gradually decreases and tends to stabilize. after 300 epochs of training, the loss of the training and validation sets gradually decreased and stabilized to a small numerical range, and the model reached convergence. figure 15. model training loss change curve compared with the traditional yolov5 model, the training effect of the yolov5 model improved by the method in this paper is better in precision, recall, and map@0.5 these three indicators have all improved, as shown in tables 4 and 5. table 4. evaluation indicators of the traditional yolov5 model cack type precision recall map@0.5 transverse crack 0.579 0.478 0.517 longitudinal crack 0.545 0.48 0.479 block crack 0.676 0.713 0.744 all 0.6 0.557 0.58 table 5. evaluation indicators of the improved yolov5 model cack type precision recall map@0.5 transverse crack 0.774 0.664 0.678 longitudinal crack 0.657 0.647 0.692 block crack 0.805 0.831 0.889 all 0.745 0.714 0.753 5. conclusion this article proposes an improved yolov5 road crack recognition model to address the issues of missed detection, false detection, and low accuracy of current highway cracks. firstly, a cbam attention module was added to the backbone network of the improved yolov5 model to obtain more detailed features; then, in the feature fusion layer, bifpn weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network is used for multi-scale feature fusion, replacing the traditional feature pyramid (fpn)+pixel aggregation network (pan) structure to enhance feature fusion. the experimental results indicate that the improved yolov5s model has map@0.5 an increase of 17.3%. however, this article only classifies and identifies three types of road disasters, and further improvement of the database is still needed. in addition, it is hoped to develop a road disaster classification system with a complete interface and software and hardware platform, in order to facilitate road inspection personnel to inspect and maintain the road. acknowledgments this work was supported in part by sichuan central inspection technology inc. references [1] chen f b. analysis of the causes and hazards of cracks in concrete road pavement in my country[j]. sichuan cement, 2014(10): 18. 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[14] qiu tianhao, chen shurong. dual branch multi-scale joint learning pedestrian recognition based on efficientnet [j]. computer applications, 2022,42 (7): 2065-2071. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 97 improved detection of ice accretion status on transmission lines using yolov5s yukai lu *, yongbiao zhao, yun ju school of control and computer engineering, north china electric power university, changping district, beijing 102206, china * corresponding author: yukai lu (email: 1360444162@qq.com) abstract: ice accretion on transmission lines is one of the major hidden dangers to the safe operation of power systems. the current ice image monitoring system of power companies urgently needs to quickly and accurately detect the ice accretion status from massive real-time image data to assist in the smooth implementation of de-icing work. based on the original dataset constructed with the help of shanxi power company, this paper establishes a transmission line ice accretion image dataset through image screening, image enhancement, image sliding window segmentation, and image annotation. on the basis of the original yolov5s model, this paper proposes three improvements: 1. designing a feature enhancement module based on atrous convolution to increase the receptive field and obtain more contextual information while preserving the texture details of the feature map. 2. this paper simplifies cross-scale connections and contextual information weighting operations in the feature pyramid to enhance the network's feature extraction capabilities. 3. introducing swin-transformer network structure in the process of feature fusion, further enhancing the semantic information and global perception of small targets. it can be seen from the ablation experiment analysis that the map0.5:0.5 of the proposed algorithm has increased by 7.6% compared with the original yolov5s. at the same time, the performance comparison experiment validated that the detection accuracy of the proposed algorithm achieved better performance with little sacrifice in detection speed. keywords: object detection; attention mechanism; multi-scale feature fusion; transmission line ice accretion. 1. introduction transmission lines at high altitudes are prone to ice accretion during winter, especially in areas with low temperatures and high humidity. ice accretion on transmission lines and electrical towers leads to a significant reduction in the insulation performance of electrical equipment. if the ice accumulation exceeds the designed anti-icing capability, it may cause accidents such as line overloads, broken wires, and tripping [1]. in recent years, the state grid has established an ice accretion monitoring system for transmission lines [1-5]. image monitoring generally includes long-distance line inspection conducted by workers, drone inspections, and the use of fixed industrial cameras installed at specific locations. remote collection of on-site images is then performed through network transportation. image monitoring eliminates the risks associated with manual inspections to some extent while providing rich data support for image analysis [6]. currently, ice accretion monitoring research can be divided into three categories: mechanical methods, traditional image processing techniques, and deep learning-based image detection and segmentation. ice accretion detection on transmission lines is one of the important research directions for the state grid company. after years of domestic and international research, it has been found that utilizing image processing technology for ice accretion detection on transmission lines is a more intuitive and reliable method compared to other approaches. however, this method also faces many practical challenges. first, long-distance aerial photography results in small proportions of target information within the images, which necessitates improvements in smalltarget detection capabilities. second, aerial images have large resolutions, but most object detection algorithms have strict limitations on input resolution values. third, there are significant differences in ice accretion equipment's shapes and scale features. fourth, to achieve a higher target recognition capability, object detection algorithms often have complex network structures. this leads to a large number of parameters and computations, as well as a need for more substantial storage space for weight files after training. this presents practical deployment challenges for embedded devices and other devices with limited storage and computational capabilities. based on these considerations, the main tasks of this study are as follows: first, we construct a dataset based on the on-site inspection images of transmission lines provided by shanxi power company and a set of ice accretion images collected by the micro-meteorological laboratory. through image screening, image enhancement, sliding window segmentation, and image annotation, we create a comprehensive dataset. next, based on the lightweight yolo-v5s model, we replace the sppf module in the backbone network with the aspp module, incorporating the concept of atrous convolution in the spatial pyramid pooling structure. this ensures that the receptive field is increased without causing a reduction in resolution. subsequently, we incorporate a streamlined and efficient bifpn [8] multi-scale feature fusion network, built upon fpn [7], enabling effective cross-scale connections and contextual information weighting processes that help prevent the loss of considerable semantic information for small targets. finally, during the multi-scale feature fusion process, we incorporate the c3str (cross stage partial bottleneck with 3 convolutions and swin transformer) module with swin transformer [9] network characteristics to enhance the network's local perception capabilities and improve the detection accuracy for small-scale targets. 2. related techniques and theories yolo v5 belongs to the family of lightweight models, 98 featuring fast execution satisfying real-time accurate detection requirements while maintaining low memory occupancy. this ensures the model can be ported to mobile devices, offering more portable and flexible applications. yolo v5 includes four models: yolo v5s, yolo v5m, yolo v5l, and yolo v5x, with progressively increasing network width and depth. in this study, yolo v5s is chosen as the base model. the yolo v5s network architecture is comprised of input, backbone, neck, and output components. 3. improved ice accretion detection on transmission lines using yolov5s 3.1. atrous convolution-based feature enhancement module yolov5s utilizes multi-scale extraction and bifpn, enriching feature map information. however, with varying target sizes and complex backgrounds, the custom transmission line ice accretion dataset may result in missed detections and false positives. to improve performance, this study designs a feature enhancement module based on atrous convolution. increasing the receptive field with atrous convolution enables greater extraction of target contextual information, reducing missed detections and improving falsepositive performance. the proposed module is shown in figure 1 input feature map output feature map fig 1. atrous convolution feature enhancement module this study develops a four-stage feature enhancement module for input maps using a multi-branch structure, reducing channels, enhancing non-linearity, and modifying dimensions. by replacing larger kernels with smaller convolutions, it simplifies the model and accelerates training. these stages, along with the residual connections, consolidate the model's discriminative power and multi-scale contextual information capture. the second part aims to maintain feature map resolution while capturing more extensive contextual information using dilated 3x3 convolution kernels. different dilation rates provide varying receptive fields for detecting varied object sizes. in the third part, the module fuses multibranch structures along the channel dimension, leveraging the semantic information from different scales, which enhances localization and classification accuracy. a 1x1 convolution reduces channel dimensions, and a residual connection is added, keeping the channel number unchanged. this facilitates improved ice accretion detection, especially regarding localization and classification accuracy. 3.2. weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network (bifpn) model this study employs a simplified cross-scale connection and contextual information weighting operation in the feature pyramid, as shown in figure 2. the dashed outline represents the bidirectional feature pyramid model used in this study, mainly consisting of four parts: top-down process, cross-scale connection process, contextual information weighting, and bottom-up process. fig 2. weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network model the model involves the following steps: first, input a pixel value of, and obtain different-sized feature maps c1, c2, c3, c4, c5 through multiple convolutional downsampling operations, retaining the last three layers for model construction. next, perform top-down processing by reducing the dimensionality of feature map c5 using 1x1 convolutions, and obtain feature map p5. then, upsample p5 and fuse it with c4, extracting cross-stage local network features to get p4. upsample p4, and fuse it with c3 to obtain p3. use convolutions to achieve cross-scale connectivity between feature maps p4 and p5, selecting m4 as their feature map. assign different weight information to input streams n3, n4, and n5 using fast normalization fusion, obtaining various feature map representations. finally, combine the interaction information between top-down and bottom-up process feature maps, outputting the result feature map. the calculation formula for the fast normalization fusion method is shown below. i i j x o i j        (1) in this formulation, o denotes the output feature map, i represents the weight coefficient of the current layer feature map, ix corresponds to the feature maps that need to be fused, and 0.001  . in figure 2, the fusion situations of m4 and n4 are shown in the formulas below, respectively. 1 4 2 5 4 1 2 resize( ) ( ) in inp p m conv            (2) 1 4 2 4 3 3 4 1 2 3 resize( ) ( ) in td outp p p n conv                   (3) in this setup, m4represents the intermediate features of the 4th layer in the top-down fusion process, and n4 denotes the intermediate features of the 4th layer in the bottom-up fusion process. piin and piout represent the input and output of the ith layer feature map, respectively; pitd refers to the output of 99 the intermediate node of the i-th layer feature map in the topdown fusion process; resize indicates the operation of maintaining consistent feature map dimensions through sampling; 0.0001  . 3.3. c3str model as the network deepens and undergoes multiple convolution operations, most of the target features that small objects in remote sensing images should possess are lost in the high-level feature maps. therefore, in the feature fusion part, the concept of swin transformer [9] is employed. the c3 convolution block incorporates it, employing the c3str structure as a supplementary module while introducing select discrete parameters from the transformer. the window selfattention module serves to improve the semantic information and feature representation for small targets. the improved convolution structure is shown in figure 3 fig 3. c3str model structure comprising paired window multi-head self-attention (wmsa) modules, shifted window multi-head self-attention (sw-msa) modules, and multi-layer perceptrons (mlp), the swin transformer block (stb) is designed with residual connections in its modules. with a local window size of 7 and a multi-layer perceptron hidden layer embedding dimension set to 4, the stb forms an optimized structure. the calculation process for the multi-head self-attention mechanism is as follows: ( , , ) ( ) tqk attention q k v softmax v d b   (4) ( , , )q k v represent (query, key, and value) matrices, respectively; d denotes the number of input feature map channels, and b is the relative position bias. by introducing b , a significant improvement in performance can be achieved. compared to the multi-head self-attention (msa) module in traditional transformers, the c3str module in this improved network architecture controls the calculation area in each window by dividing local windows, enabling crosswindow information exchange while reducing computational complexity and network cost. this approach allows the model to efficiently manage small targets and complex scenes in remote sensing images without overburdening the computation. 4. experimental results 4.1. experimental environment and parameter settings the experimental environment used in this study includes the windows 10 operating system, an nvidia geforce rtx 3060 gpu, cuda 12.0, the pytorch 1.10.2 deep learning framework, and python 3.6.0. 4.2. datasets and evaluation indicators with assistance from shanxi electric power company, an original image dataset was created using handheld cameras, drones, and simulated ice accretion images. after image screening, augmentation, sliding window segmentation, and annotation, the final dataset contains 6100 images. the dataset includes normal conductors, normal insulators, iceconductors, and ice-insulators, with a train-test-validation split of 8:1:1. this study uses ap, map, and detection rate as evaluation metrics. 4.3. experimental results and analysis 4.3.1. results and analysis of ablation experiments on improved models the ablation experiment results of the method proposed in this study on the transmission line ice accretion dataset are documented. table 1. results of the ablation experiment of the improved model serial number algorithm recall precision map0.5:0.5 t0 yolov5s 63.25% 50.38% 57.51% t1 yolov5s+aspp 74.42% 52.79% 59.34% t2 yolov5s+bi-fpn 75.31% 51.04% 57.94% t3 yolov5s+c3str 78.65% 52.28% 59.76% t4 yolov5s+aspp+bi-fpn 76.06% 51.89% 61.45% t5 yolov5s+aspp+c3str 76.42% 53.60% 63.66% t6 yolov5s+bi-fpn+c3str 79.67% 54.65% 64.90% t7 yolov5s+aspp+bi-fpn+c3str 81.27% 54.53% 64.69% by analyzing table 1, we can draw the following conclusions: (1) from the experimental results of groups t0 to t3, the recall, classification accuracy, and map of the improved algorithm in groups t1, t2, and t3 are higher than those of the original yolov5s model. this indicates that the aspp, bi-fpn, and c3str modules proposed in this study all 100 contribute to improving the target detection performance. the improvement in localization capability is particularly significant, while the enhancement in classification capability is relatively smaller. (2) by observing the experimental results of groups (t1, t2, t4), the combination of aspp and bi-fpn shows better recall performance than using them separately. comparing the results of groups (t2, t3, t6), the combination effects are also superior to the separate ones in terms of classification accuracy. in terms of map, the stacking of different modules outperforms individual modules. (3) comparing the experimental results of group t7 and groups (t4, t5, t6), although the performance of the proposed method on precision and map is slightly lower than that of group t6, the recall of group t7 is 1.6% higher. this indicates that the improved algorithm effectively reduces the possibility of missed detections in ice accretion target detection. (4) observing the experimental results of groups t0 and t7, the improved algorithm has higher recall, accuracy, and map than the original yolov5s model, with increases of 18.02%, 4.15%, and 7.18%, respectively. this demonstrates the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed method. figure 4 shows the change in accuracy during the training process of the yolov5s and improved-yolov5s models. as can be seen from figure 4, as the number of epochs increases, the classification accuracy of the improvedyolov5s model gradually increases and performs better than the yolov5s model. this further validates the contribution of the proposed modifications in the improvedyolov5s model, resulting in a more accurate object detection for ice accretion on transmission lines. fig 4. comparison of model accuracy change process figure 5 shows the comparison of the ap for various detection categories between yolov5s and improvedyolov5s models, reflecting the specific distribution of map values. the following analysis can be drawn from figure 5: fig 5. comparison of average precision (ap) for different categories detection (1) in different detection categories, the ap values of the improved-yolov5s model are higher than those of the yolov5s model, indicating that the proposed method in this study generally improves the recognition capabilities. (2) although the map of the improved-yolov5s model is only 64.69%, the detection performance for some individual subclasses can still reach around 75%. 4.3.2. model performance comparison experimental results and analysis to further verify the robustness and generalization capabilities of the model, an additional 50 ice-covered transmission line images outside the test set are selected for evaluating the network model's detection performance. table 2 presents the performance comparison of different models under the same conditions, including both accuracy and speed metrics. table 2. model performance comparison algorithm detection speed/fps map/% ssd 46 48.26 faster r-cnn 7 50.61 yolov3 30 51.67 yolov4 28 63.42 yolov5s 48 61.36 algorithm in this article 34 64.81 the detection speed of the model proposed in this study is 14 fps lower than the original yolov5s model due to the increased number of parameters introduced by the attention module. however, the overall performance is still superior to yolov4, yolov3, and faster r-cnn. at the same time, the map value has increased by 3.45% compared to the original yolov5s algorithm, achieving the highest map metric value among all comparison models. this demonstrates that the proposed model successfully maintains a balance between detection speed and accuracy, providing a more effective solution for ice accretion detection tasks. 5. summary and discussion in response to the urgent need of electric power companies to identify ice accretion conditions in transmission line images, this study proposes an improved algorithm based on yolov5s. through model ablation experiments and model comparison experiments, this study's algorithm achieves significant improvements in detection accuracy compared to yolov5s. however, the detection speed of the proposed algorithm is somewhat lower than that of yolov5s. also, merely obtaining the location and category information of icecovered transmission lines in image recognition and status evaluation does not accurately reflect the ice accretion status. in the future, we will research transmission line ice accretion identification methods based on yolo-optimized edge detection. by extracting the ice accretion edges and calculating ice thickness, we aim to more accurately reflect 101 the ice accretion status of transmission lines. references [1] yang lin, hao yanpeng, li weiguo, et al. a mechanical calculation model for on-line icing-monitoring system of overhead transmission lines [j]. proceedings of the csee, 2010, 30(19):100-105. 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[9] liu ze, lin yutong, cao yue, et al. swin transformer: hierarchical vision transformer using shifted windows [c] // 2021 ieee/cvf international conference on computer vision, 2021: 9992-10002. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 116 research on atmospheric attenuation compensation technology of high‐frequency band microwave in long‐distance transmission yanping chang 1, qibin li 2, jianan zhang 1 1 qinghai provincial meteorological information center, xining, qinghai, china 2 qinghai provincial atmospheric exploration technology assurance center, xining, qinghai, china abstract: with the rapid development of wireless communication technology, high-frequency band microwaves (e.g., millimeter-wave and terahertz wave) show great potential in the field of high-speed data transmission due to their huge bandwidth resources. however, high-frequency band microwaves are seriously affected by atmospheric attenuation during transmission, especially at long distances, and this attenuation significantly reduces the signal strength and quality. therefore, the study of accurate modeling of atmospheric attenuation as well as effective compensation techniques is crucial for improving the performance of long-distance transmission of high-frequency band microwaves. keywords: high-band microwave; long-distance transmission; atmospheric attenuation; compensation. 1. context high-frequency band microwave occupies an important position in the field of communication with its high bandwidth and high speed. it effectively alleviates the tension of spectrum resources, meets the demand for high-speed services such as high-definition video and big data transmission, and promotes the rapid development of wireless communication technology. high-frequency band microwave faces the serious challenge of atmospheric attenuation during long-distance transmission. atmospheric gas molecules, water vapor, raindrops and other particles on the microwave signal absorption and scattering effect, resulting in signal energy with the distance gradually weakened. this attenuation is affected by multiple factors such as weather, season, altitude, etc., which not only reduces the signal strength, but also may introduce noise and interference, seriously affecting the communication quality. an in-depth study of the accurate modeling and effective compensation techniques for the atmospheric attenuation of high-frequency band microwaves [1]is crucial for enhancing the performance of long-distance transmission. through the development of new compensation methods, it is expected to provide strong support for the reliable transmission of highfrequency band microwave and promote the continuous progress of communication technology. based on this, the purpose of this paper is to analyze the different factors leading to the atmospheric attenuation encountered in microwave long-distance transmission, to analyze the degree of influence under different factors, and to explore the future direction of microwave long-distance transmission compensation technology. 2. atmospheric attenuation mechanism and impact analysis in communication engineering, atmospheric attenuation [2] is a physical process that cannot be ignored, and it is directly related to the quality and efficiency of high-frequency band microwave signals in long-distance transmission. atmospheric attenuation is mainly caused by the absorption and scattering effects of atmospheric components on electromagnetic waves [5], and these effects lead to the gradual loss of electromagnetic wave energy in the propagation process. absorption occurs mainly when specific atmospheric components match the frequency of the electromagnetic wave. for example, water vapor, oxygen, and ozone have a strong absorption capacity for certain frequency bands of microwaves, which results in significant energy loss of microwave signals in these bands as they propagate through the atmosphere. scattering is caused by the irregular reflection and refraction of electromagnetic waves by particles in the atmosphere (e.g. aerosols, water droplets, ice crystals, etc.). the size, shape and concentration of these particles affect the strength of the scattering and hence the propagation characteristics of the electromagnetic waves. the degree of atmospheric attenuation[3] is also affected by other factors such as the length of the transmission path, meteorological conditions, and the composition of gases and aerosols in the atmosphere. longer transmission paths mean that electromagnetic waves need to pass through more layers of the atmosphere, thus increasing the likelihood of attenuation. changes in meteorological conditions such as temperature, humidity and barometric pressure also affect the state and distribution of atmospheric constituents, which in turn affects the degree of attenuation. for high-frequency band microwave signals, they are more susceptible to atmospheric attenuation due to their shorter wavelength. this attenuation not only leads to a reduction in signal strength, but also may introduce noise and interference, affecting the quality and stability of signal transmission. therefore, in the high-frequency band microwave communication system, it is necessary to pay special attention to the impact of atmospheric attenuation and take corresponding compensation measures to reduce its impact. 117 3. example of atmospheric attenuation experiment the moisture content of the atmosphere has a significant effect on the attenuation of microwaves in the higher frequency bands. the presence of water vapor leads to increased absorption of microwave signals, especially in some specific frequency bands. the degree of attenuation of microwave signals increases significantly in environments with high humidity. the exact amount of attenuation depends on the amount of humidity and the frequency of the microwave signal. the following are comparative test data on microwave attenuation by rainwater for which experiments have been conducted: table 1. attenuation experimental data frequency band 28 ghz distance 10km climatic conditions clear temperature 25°c humidity 50% atmospheric pressure standard the equipment’s used in this experiment are the market common high-frequency band microwave transmitter, highfrequency band microwave receiver, and signal power measurement equipment. after testing, the results are as follows: table 2. attenuation experimental data radiant power 100mw receiving power 75mw atmospheric attenuation decibels 2.32 db from the experimental data, it can be seen that the total attenuation for this experiment is 2.32db at a distance of 10km and in a clear weather condition. the decibel value of attenuation (db) is a unit of measure used to quantify the loss of signal strength. in communications and signal processing, the decibel value provides a convenient way to compare and characterize the degree of signal attenuation under different conditions. the decibel value is defined based on the logarithmic scale, which represents the logarithm of the ratio of two powers or intensities. specifically, if p1 and p2 represent the signal power at two different points, then the decibel value of attenuation (a) can be expressed by the following equation: a = 10 * log10(p1 / p2) (1) where log10 represents a logarithmic operation with a base of 10. this formula tells us that the decibel value of attenuation is 10 times the logarithm of the ratio of the original signal power (p1) to the attenuated signal power (p2). the advantage of decibel value is that it can compress a wide range of power variations into a smaller range of values, making comparisons and descriptions more intuitive and easier. for example, a 3 db attenuation means that the signal power is reduced by half (since 10^(3/10) ≈ 0.5), while a 10 db attenuation means that the signal power is reduced to onetenth of its original value (since 10^(10/10) = 0.1). below are the experimental data under rainfall conditions: table 3. attenuation experimental data frequency band 28 ghz distance 5km climatic conditions light rain (rainfall rate of 2 mm/h) temperature 20°c humidity 80% atmospheric pressure standard table 4. attenuation experimental data radiant power 100mw receiving power 75mw atmospheric attenuation decibels 8.68 db based on the above experimental data, it can be seen that the atmospheric attenuation is significantly enhanced under rainy conditions[4]. compared with the attenuation under clear weather, the atmospheric attenuation under light rain increased by about 6 db or so. this is mainly due to the strong absorption and scattering effect of rain on the microwave signal, resulting in a significant loss of signal energy. according to the definition of decibel value, 8.68 db attenuation, the basic signal attenuation is about 80%, the signal attenuation is very serious, basically does not meet the basic requirements of continuous data transmission. 4. conclusion the atmospheric attenuation problem faced by highfrequency band microwaves in long-distance transmission has always been a research hotpot and difficulty in the field of wireless communication. especially under precipitation conditions, atmospheric attenuation poses a serious challenge to the transmission efficiency and stability of microwave signals. in terms of mechanism research, this paper focuses on analyzing the atmospheric attenuation characteristics of microwave signals under precipitation weather conditions, revealing that the scattering and absorption effects of raindrops on microwave signals under precipitation conditions lead to significant signal attenuation. by optimizing the transmit power and modulation method, the anti-interference ability and transmission distance of the signal can be improved. meanwhile, with the help of advanced signal processing techniques and algorithms, such as adaptive equalization and channel coding, 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and a large amount of noise. enhancing low illumination images can enhance their clarity, highlight the texture details of the scene, greatly enhance the quality of the image, and provide data quality assurance for completing tasks such as target recognition and tracking, image segmentation, etc. this paper proposes a low light image enhancement algorithm based on cnn model to address the problem of low brightness and unclear monitoring video images in nighttime scenes due to lighting conditions. this algorithm can effectively improve the quality of low light images and exhibit superiority on multiple public datasets. the algorithm proposed in this article not only effectively improves the brightness of the image, but also enhances the detail clarity of the image to a certain degree, and can avoid color distortion and halo phenomena to a certain degree. keywords: convolutional neural network (cnn); nighttime surveillance video; image enhancement. 1. introduction with the rapid growth of china's economy, various sensing devices based on visible light imaging have been increasingly widely used in many fields, such as fashionable vision based unmanned driving systems, various monitoring systems based on visible light, and so on [1]. with the massive growth of image data, the issue of image quality is becoming increasingly prominent, and a significant factor affecting image quality is the intensity of ambient light [2]. high quality video images are crucial for achieving automation technology, task decision-making, behavior recognition, and classification. the high-resolution and clear photos captured by cameras provide significant evidence support for subsequent image recognition and decision-making tasks. for video surveillance and photography, taking community surveillance as an example, surveillance personnel hope to be able to monitor the scene dynamics in front of the camera in real-time through video images. for example, they can accurately determine whether they are suspects based on the identity, behavior, and other information of the people in the video, and monitor vehicles based on the vehicle information in the video [3]. however, in the case of weak lighting or insufficient exposure, the collected images have shortcomings such as low brightness, color saturation, and blurry details, resulting in reduced image quality and loss of edge details, which seriously affects the use of the image. in order to enhance the visual effect of such images, it is necessary to perform enhancement processing. the basic enhancement methods mainly include enhancing image edges and details by adjusting contrast; improving image clarity by adjusting the dynamic range to suppress noise and other means; by increasing the brightness of darker areas, the image brightness is maintained evenly; by adjusting the color saturation of the image to achieve good visual effects, etc. [4]. in recent years, more and more researchers in the area of computer vision have been dedicated to the study of low illumination image clarity processing. currently, existing algorithms can enhance low illumination degraded images of natural scenes, but the enhancement of image details still needs improvement. with the continuous upgrading of hardware performance and the rapid growth of deep learning technology, a large number of low light image enhancement algorithms based on deep learning have also emerged, achieving better results than traditional algorithms. however, there are still shortcomings, and there are still many challenges in the research of low light image enhancement algorithms [5]. the goal of low light image enhancement technology is to convert noisy and poorly lit images into clear images equivalent to those captured in environments with low noise and sufficient lighting [6]. image denoising and enhancement technology is aimed at enhancing image quality and laying the foundation for image recognition. whether it is enhancing the useful information in the image or restoring the original effect, it aims to enhance the quality of the image and the visual effect, such as removing interfering data and making the image appear clearer. the low light enhancement algorithm can redisplay the details buried in darkness in the image, adjust the brightness of the image, and eliminate noise interference, thereby enhancing the overall effect of the image. this article proposes a low light image enhancement algorithm based on cnn model, which can properly enhance the quality of low light images and perform well on multiple common datasets. 2. low light image enhancement algorithm 2.1. cnn structure cnns are formed by combining artificial neural networks and deep learning algorithms, and have significant effects in 28 image processing [7]. cnns have powerful feature extraction and learning abilities, which can extract significant feature information from input information [8]. therefore, it is widely used in other visual tasks such as scene labeling, object detection, image segmentation, and image classification. the structure of the cnn is shown in figure 1. figure 1. cnn structure in addition to including input and output layers, it also includes hidden layers in the middle. the input layer is mainly used to obtain information about input data such as images, audio, text, etc. [9]. the hidden layer is a multi-layer nonlinear structure of neural layers, consisting of three levels: linear activation response, detection level, and pooling function. the hidden layer is mainly used for feature transformation, usually in a fully connected structure, which takes the output of all nodes in the upper layer as the input of the lower layer nodes. in practical applications, the setting of the number of hidden layers is influenced by the functionality and application of the network, and a network with more layers is called a deep neural network. the output layer is the result of feature extraction of images through cnns, and the data format at the output end needs to be set according to specific tasks. cnns achieve feature extraction and classification of images in hidden layers, so optimizing the convolutional layer and single-layer perceptron can enhance the precision of feature extraction and optimize the effectiveness of classification [10]. 2.2. low light image enhancement algorithm in strong and weak lighting environments, most digital images are captured with low contrast or high or low brightness, resulting in blurry details in the image. the rgb color model is often used in computer technology and is the most widely used compared to other color models. this color model is based on the structure of the human eye, that is, all colors in nature can be represented or synthesized using the three primary colors of red, green, and blue. if images are collected in harsh environmental conditions such as rain or insufficient lighting, the quality of the images will be very low, resulting in problems such as darker images, low contrast, and missing details. in response to the shortcomings of current low light image enhancement algorithms such as excessive enhancement or unnatural effects, artifacts, and strong saturation, this article combines the advantages of color model transformation algorithms and cnns to enhance low light images. the expression for color space model transformation is as follows:                      bgbrgr brgr 2 1 2/ cos (1)       gb gb h   360 (2)   bgr bgr s    ,,min3 1 (3)   3/bgri  (4) for hsi space, the values of each color component are 11,11,3600  ish  . due to the differences in hueh , the conversion from hsi color space to rgb color space needs to be adjusted according to the changes inh . during the imaging process, if the lighting intensity of the surrounding environment is weak, the light shining on the object is uneven, and the backlight is not uniform, it will cause the obtained image to be dark in local areas or overall, seriously affecting the optical quality of the image. in order to learn the relationship between low light images and their illumination maps, we extract overlapping pixel blocks from low light images and represent each pixel point using highdimensional vectors through 1n filters. the mathematical expression is as follows:    111 ,0max bpwpf  (5) among them, p is the input image block of size nn , while 1w and 1b are the weights and biases of the convolutional kernel. the size of 1w is 111 nff  , where 1f is the size of a single convolutional kernel and 1n is the number of convolutional kernels. the factors that affect the final imaging include two parts: one is external light, and the other is the reflection of light by the object, which can be described by equation (6):      yxlyxryxs ,,,  (6) among them,  yxs , means the low illumination image 29 obtained,  yxr , means the intrinsic reflectance of the object, which is the intrinsic image, and  yxl , means the ambient light shining on the object, which is the illumination image. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. composite image testing table 1. test results of artificial synthetic data prediction total normal lighting low illumination real normal lighting 241 9 250 low illumination 13 237 250 total 254 246 500 in order to demonstrate the practicality of the method proposed in this paper, experiments need to be conducted. the experiment builds an image blur enhancement experimental platform in the matlab environment, and the experimental data comes from a color image library. generate a low light image based on the input normal light image, with half of the low light image and half of the normal light image in a batch. the batch size is set to 32, including 16 normal light images and 16 low light images. scale all images uniformly to 96 * 96 size. to validate the low light image detection algorithm proposed in this article, we randomly selected 500 images from the artificially synthesized dataset mentioned above, including 250 normal light images and 250 low light images. due to the artificially synthesized data, the parameter settings are consistent with the training set, and the test results are shown in table 1. according to table 1, when testing 250 normal light images in the artificially synthesized dataset, 9 images were mistakenly classified as low light images, with an accuracy rate of 96.4%; when testing another 250 low light images, 13 were mistakenly identified as normal light images, with an accuracy rate of 94.8%. therefore, these 500 artificially synthesized datasets can be obtained for testing, and a total of 22 images were misjudged, with an error rate of 4.4%, or a total accuracy rate of 95.6%. 3.2. processing time of different algorithms for images with different resolutions in addition to evaluating the quality of the image restored by the algorithm, attention should also be paid to its time cost. therefore, we tested the processing time of each algorithm for images with different resolutions, as shown in figure 2. the he and srie algorithms are both running in matlab2017, while the algorithm in this article is running in the deep learning framework python, and gpu acceleration is used in the code. figure 2. processing time of different algorithms for images with different resolutions from figure 2, it can be seen that the srie algorithm produces good image restoration results, but the time cost is high, which is not conducive to solving real-time processing problems. the he algorithm has the lowest time consumption, within 0.1s, but its performance is not good, often accompanied by color distortion, detail loss, and overexposure. the time consumption of the algorithm in this chapter is proportional to the size of the image, and it can effectively preserve the original color of the image while meeting real-time requirements. therefore, the algorithm in this paper also has advantages in terms of processing speed. 4. conclusion with the growth of ai technology, more and more largescale network surveillance cameras are being deployed in various applications. online detection and recognition technology based on video images has been popularly used in fields such as scientific research, medicine, industry, and security detection. in the area of image processing, low light image enhancement is a highly concerned research direction, and it is also the foundation for the growth of other computer vision tasks. high quality video images are crucial for achieving automation technology and task decision-making, behavior recognition and classification. the high-resolution 30 and clear photos captured by cameras provide significant evidence support for subsequent image recognition and decision-making tasks. to enhance low light images, not only should we consider the enhancement of image brightness, but also focus on efficiently handling various degradation problems such as noise, color deviation, and missing details in dark areas of the image. this paper proposes a low light image enhancement algorithm based on cnn model to address the problem of low brightness and unclear monitoring video images in nighttime scenes due to lighting conditions. this algorithm can effectively enhance the quality of low light images and exhibit superiority on multiple public datasets. the algorithm proposed in this article not only effectively enhances the brightness of the image, but also enhances the detail clarity of the image to a certain degree, and can avoid color distortion and halo phenomena to a certain degree. the low illumination image enhancement algorithm proposed in this article can enhance the brightness of images to a certain degree, but there are still many areas that need improvement, such as insufficient brightness improvement for images with very weak lighting conditions and lack of good anti-noise performance. this has also been a long-term 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[10] yin liming, lu yihua. monitoring video image enhancement method based on deep learning [j]. journal of hubei university of science and technology, 2019, 39(5):4. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 66 based on tpugraphs predicting model runtimes using graph neural networks jingyu xu 1, *, linying pan 2, qiang zeng 3, wenjian sun 4, weixiang wan 5 1 computer information technology, northern arizona university, flagstaff, arizona, usa 2 information studies, trine university, phoenix, arizona, usa 3 computer technology, zhejiang university, hangzhou, zhejiang, china 4 electronic and information engineering, yantai university, tokyo, japan 5 electronics & communication engineering, university of electronic science and technology of china, chengdu, china * corresponding author: jingyu xu (email: jyxu01@outlook.com) abstract: deep learning frameworks are mainly divided into pytorch in academia and tensorflow in industry, where pytorch is a dynamic graph and tensor flow is a static graph, both of which are essentially directed and loopless computational graphs. in tensorflow, data input into the model requires a good computational graph structure to be executed, and static graphs have more optimization methods and higher performance. the node of the graph is op and the edge is tensor. the static diagram is fixed after the compilation is completed, so it is easier to deploy on the server. how to compile a static graph. it is found that in the compilation process of static graphs, the configuration of the compiler (config) affects the way the compiler compiles and optimizes the model, and ultimately affects the running time of the model. we propose a reliable model, which can predict the best compilation configuration of the model according to the compilation configuration and runtime of the machine learning model in the training dataset to minimize the running time. keywords: tpu graphs; runtime prediction; computational graphs; compilation configuration. 1. introduction compilers frequently employ performance models for tackling optimization problems [1]. building precise cost models to forecast execution times on contemporary processors is exceedingly challenging and time-consuming. this difficulty arises from the intricate nature of processors, particularly when detailed hardware design information is unavailable. the performance model is also utilized by the compiler autotuner to assess candidate configurations within the search space [2]. however, formulating an accurate analytic model for program performance on modern processors is both daunting and time-intensive. this challenge is attributed to the complexity of the underlying processor architecture, compilers, and their intricate interactions. in this investigation, we utilized the tpugraphs dataset publicly available from phothi limhana et al. [3]. various recent methodologies leverage machine learning (ml) to acquire performance prediction models. nonetheless, datasets for program performance prediction are limited, mainly targeting small sub-programs. ml compilers address multiple optimization challenges in translating an ml program, typically presented as a tensor computation graph, into an efficient executable for a hardware target. recent studies have demonstrated that search-based autotuning techniques can generate code with performance close to optimal. however, autotuning demands a relatively substantial resource investment compared to traditional heuristics-based compilers. consequently, several methodologies incorporate a learned cost model to expedite autotuning. this research strives to contribute to the field of ai model runtime prediction and the application of graph neural networks. by exploring the potential of graph neural network models in comparison to existing methods, we aim to minimize search time and enhance prediction accuracy. this endeavor may pave the way for more efficient model compilation configuration selection and optimization. 2. related work numerous academic works leverage machine learning techniques for code optimization. our focus centers on papers employing machine learning to construct cost models for the prediction of program execution times. the ensuing studies illustrate pivotal advancements in this dynamic domain: it hemal employs a hierarchical recurrent neural network to approximate the throughput of x86-64 basic blocks [4]. with an average error rate of 9%, ithemal adeptly estimates throughput. while its emphasis lies on small loop-free programs, represented sequentially as instruction sequences executing on intricately designed processors. the performance model based on code features [5] and halide's cost model [6] utilize simplistic neural networks to forecast runtime. these networks operate on manuallyengineered features generated by a static analyzer from an optimized program (or a program and a schedule in halide). given the non-trivial nature of extracting these features from an xla graph, we train a more intricate neural network using features directly extractable from the xla graph, possessing adequate capacity to recover similarly potent representations. autotvm adopts a distinct form of a cost model to steer its search for a rapid configuration in machine learning programs [7]. unlike estimating runtime directly, autotvm ranks candidates. furthermore, autotvm models exhibit limited generalization across kernels and are trained for perkernel search within a kernel-specific parameter set. graphs offer a natural representation for real-world data with relational structures, such as social networks, molecular networks, and webpage graphs. recent endeavors extend deep neural networks (dnns) to extract high-level features 67 from graph-structured datasets. these resulting architectures, known as graph neural networks (gnns), have recently demonstrated state-of-the-art performance in various graphrelated tasks, encompassing vertex classification, graph classification, and link prediction. noteworthy efforts have been directed towards developing machine learning-based models for both absolute and relative runtime estimation. huang et al. [8] introduces sparse polynomial regression to predict program execution time using hand-crafted features of high-level programs. dubach et al. [9] employs neural networks with hand-crafted features to estimate the speedup between two code sequences. game time utilizes smt solvers to generate inputs and employs game-theoretic approaches to predict the runtime distribution of programs. at any rate, these models necessitate manual feature engineering, and the predictions for runtime occur at a more general granularity, such as the entire program level. consequently, we are in the process of constructing a learned cost model through a neural network, a significantly less labor-intensive approach compared to manual development. in contrast, our model autonomously acquires the capability to predict the throughput of basic blocks, incorporating minimal architectural knowledge into the model. 3. methodology in this section, we provide a comprehensive overview of the approach we have taken in our research focused on model runtime prediction. the main goal is to develop a reliable predictive model for model optimal configuration prediction using tpugraphs data. the cornerstone of our approach is the use of advanced machine learning techniques, with a special emphasis on the application of graph neural networks (gnns). this choice is driven by the potential of graph neural networks to discern complex patterns, which in irregular graph data is a critical aspect of accurately predicting the optimal configuration for the model to run. to the best of our knowledge, there is only one public study by phothilimthana's team that has been done on the tpugraphs dataset so far [3]. so, to ensure rigorous evaluation, the performance of the gnn model is juxtaposed with the established method for optimal configuration prediction, providing valuable insights into the effectiveness of our approach. 3.1. model architectures the chosen graph neural network (gnn) architecture is meticulously designed to address the intricacies of specific task. the overall architecture of the model is shown in figure 1. node features consist of two parts as shown in figure 1. the first part is an opcode id, i.e., type of tensor operation (such as matrix multiplication). our models map an opcode id to an opcode embedding via an embedding lookup table. the opcode embedding is then concatenated with the rest of the node features as inputs to a gnn. we combine the node embeddings produced by the gnn to create the embedding of the graph using a simple pooling reduction. the resulting graph embedding is then linearly transformed into the final scalar output by a feedforward layer. prior work [10] has studied alternative models, including lstm and transformer, and shown that gnns offer the best performance. figure 1. model architecture. it is worth mentioning that the graph neural network (gnn) of the graph structure in our model is implemented by means of message passing, and the multi-layer graph network is used to complete the point classification task [11]. in order to intuitively understand graph-structured convolutional neural networks, traditional image convolution superimposes pixels with different weights around a pixel, while graph-structured convolutional superimposes neighbors around a node, stacked together according to different weights. calculation formula for graph structure neural network:     1 1 2 2( 1) l llh d ad h w            (1) where a is the adjacency matrix, d is related to the degree matrix, and h is the node representation of each layer. message passing mechanism: message delivery consists of two steps, namely, the generation of features from the source node on the edge to the target node, and the aggregation of the received features by the target node [12]. when the neighbor node is adjacent to a large number of nodes, the importance of the neighbor node to the target node should be smaller, so the method of weighting the edge is adopted. the attentionbased weighting and feature aggregation formulas are as follows: the attention calculation method is as follows: exp( re ( , )) exp( re ( , )) i t i j ij t i kk n leaky lu a w h w h leaky lu a w h w h                    (2) where "," represents the connection operation, which leakyrelu is the activation function. feature aggregation calculation method: ' ( ) i i ij j j n h w h       (3) where  is the activation function. 3.2. dataset introduction the data in this dataset is obtained from classical open 68 source models such as resnet, mask r-cnn and various types of transform models in the process of various tasks, and the dataset is further analyzed, and each data sample contains a computational graph, a compilation configuration, and the time to run on the tpu under the configuration. the tpugraphs dataset can be divided into 5 sections, and the statistics are shown in table 1. table 1. statistics of tpugraphs collections collection core (sub)graphs avg.nodes configs per graph total graphs +configs samples tiles 6988 40 1,842 12,870,077 12,870,077 layout:xla:random 11,648 908,561 1,115,709 layout:xla:default 78 14,105 10,147 771,496 1,272,5381 layout:nlp:random 66,089 16,125,781 16,135,731 layout:nlp:default 244 5,659 56,534 13,285,415 15,479,038 3.3. data analysis and preprocessing we conducted a thorough analysis of runtime data from open-source machine learning programs, focusing on popular model architectures such as resnet, efficientnet, mask rcnn, and transformer. this field can be seen as the target of the regression task if you want to predict the runtime directly. following shows the distribution of config_runtime of the demo example. as can be observed, there seems to exist multiple modals in different regions in default search strategy. (a) layout:nlp:defaultopcodes (b) layout:xla:defaultopcodes (c) tile-opcodes (d)layout:nlp:defaultruntime (e) layout:xla:defaultruntime (f) tile-runtime figure 2. dataset exploration for node opcodes, operation codes (opcodes) span across a wide range from 0 to 100. regarding config runtime, the runtime values are distributed between 2.15 × 10^7 and 2.31 × 10^7. although there is no distinct peak, the data exhibits a slight right-skew. this exploratory data analysis (eda) has unveiled the fundamental characteristics and distributions of each feature and the target variable. 3.4. loss function to guide the optimization process, we can train the model using regression losses (e.g., mean square error (mse)) or ranking losses (e.g., listmle [13]). calculate the ranking loss between pairs of samples within the same plot in the same batch and reduce the loss of different plots in the batch to get the total loss. the formula for calculating mse is as follows: 2 1 n mse y y        (4) where y represents the true labels, yrepresents the predicted probabilities, and n is the total number of samples. mse, as a regression loss, is not a good measure of the difference between the predicted optimal top k configuration of the model and the true optimal top k configuration when doing ordered prediction tasks. therefore, the layout and tile models use the listmle loss function, and the listmle is calculated as follows:        , log |ylistmle y s p s   (5) where  |yp s is the plackett-luce probability of permutation y conditional on fraction s, which randomly breaks the relationship of the number of items y sorted by correlation labels. 3.5. evaluation metrics for both tile and layout data, we consider using a combination of two different evaluation metrics, as shown below. 3.5.1. tile evaluation for tile configuration ranking evaluation, we use ordered pair accuracy (opa) [14] as a validation metric to select the best model checkpoint, and top-k error as an evaluation metric as they evaluate the quality of ranking. we define a top-k error to reflect how much slower the top-k configurations predicted by the model is from the actual fastest configuration as follows: where k is the top-k predictions, a is all configurations of the given graph from the dataset collection, and y is the measured execution time. min 1 1 2 min i k i i a i ythebestruntimeof thetop kpredictions thebestruntimeof allconfigurations y            (6) 3.5.2. layout evaluation for the layout configuration ranking evaluation, the kendall rank correlation coefficient is used, that is, the degree to which the configuration ranking predicted by the model corresponds to the actual ranking at runtime.       number of concordant pairs number of discordant pairs number of pairs    (7) 4. experiment results observing the above results, it is found that the model has the best effect for tile training and prediction. for layout data, 69 the training and prediction effect of random in nlp is significantly greater than that of other data in layout, and the accuracy rate is improved by about 20%~30%. for the data in the third and fourth parts, the accuracy of the model on the validation set is higher than that of the training set. table 2. model results data accuracy train test tiles 0.8785 0.8622 layout:xla:random 0.6841 0.5285 layout:xla:default 0.5631 0.5887 layout:nlp:random 0.8197 0.8387 layout:nlp:default 0.5036 0.4841 these results reinforce the potential of advanced deep learning techniques, especially gnn models, to improve the accuracy of model runtime predictions. gnn's ability to capture complex patterns in high-dimensional data has proven to help achieve such high prediction accuracy. 5. conclusion in the pursuit of determining the optimal compilation configuration for a model, this study advocates a model architecture founded on a graph neural network. the achieved test effect on the test set is noteworthy, reaching 0.417. the ability to predict the best compilation configuration enhances the efficiency of ai model execution, thereby mitigating overall time and resource consumption. additionally, an attention mechanism is incorporated to assign weights to neighbors, thereby enhancing the model's generalization ability and overall performance. employing models for optimizing compiler configurations serves the dual purpose of enhancing running speed and providing predictive insights into each model's behavior under optimal compiler configurations. this comprehensive approach integrates aspects of performance optimization, machine learning, and graph data processing. the utilization of graph neural networks (gnns) in performance optimization extends to various domains, including combinatorial optimization, such as the google brain team's application of gnns to optimize power, area, and performance in new hardware chip blocks. the robust learning and representation capabilities of gnns position them as 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[14] che c, liu b, li s, et al. deep learning for precise robot position prediction in logistics[j]. journal of theory and practice of engineering science, 2023, 3(10): 36-41. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 37 design scheme of high concurrent and high usable cache based on tb level data capacity chuan he beijing zhifu cloud information technology co., ltd; beijing, 100070, china abstract: with the continuous development of the internet in recent years, the internet business has also changed greatly. in the past, when accessing the database, it usually takes the way of direct access, in order to resist the reading and writing traffic, often use a master and data fragmentation methods. however, the current traffic is more and more, and the amount of data is also accumulating. the data capacity of many e-commerce websites is getting bigger and bigger, even exceeding the tb level. if we still use the previous way, all the traffic using the database to bear, its stability will be greatly reduced, and it will also bring higher cost and lower efficiency, is extremely undesirable. therefore, there is an urgent need to find technologies and architectures related to high concurrency and high availability. for the above reasons, this topic first understands and analyzes the previous application platform cache and redis database cluster cache, and then builds a multi-level cache strategy based on njinx local cache, which will be described from requirements analysis and architecture design. keywords: tb level data capacity; high concurrency; high availability; cache design scheme. 1. introduction with the increasing popularity of the internet, the number of internet users in china is also increasing. in june 2022, china's internet penetration rate even reached a peak of 74.4 percent, and the number of internet users in china was around 1.051 billion. as people's quality of life is higher and higher, people's request also increasing, the internet high concurrent scenario is more and more, common there are 618, double 11 various network shopping festival, of course, and all kinds of holiday train tickets online rob tickets, etc., all of these make the internet server produced great pressure, whenever these nodes, the internet peak traffic will reach even more than tb level. if you want users to have a better use experience, you need to make the server based on better services, which you can consider from several aspects, such as load balancing, business splitting, and diverting users at these nodes. however, these solutions do not solve the essential problem, the most important thing is to build a web server that can support a large development business. 2. overview of the caching techniques among the technologies that improve the corresponding speed of the system, a more important and key one is caching, which can temporarily save the data that can be used in the future. from the perspective of technical architecture design, caching is a non-functional constraint. computer cache is not demanding, not only a fixed location in the system architecture can be used, but can be used in multiple locations. cache is generally divided into three categories: first is browser cache; second is server cache; third is cache in the network. when the caching technology is applied to multiple parts of the system, the overall performance of the system will be greatly improved. when the caching technology is applied successfully, the workload of system development will be reduced, and the concurrency and throughput of the system will also be improved. (1) the nginx cache as early as version 0.7.48, njinx already has its own cache function. when using this function, its corresponding cache value is value value. in njinx, its reverse agent often uses the proxy _ cache related instruction set. at this time, when conducting content caching, its design is not only scalable, but also stable. it completely abandoned the multi-threaded server and multi-process server development mode used in the past, but chose a new development mode, namely, the full asynchronous network i / o processing mechanism and eventdriven architecture, which makes the whole technology with a higher performance. as a result, many well-known websites are more willing to use nginx cache to improve the user experience when they encounter large traffic services. if there is low concurrent pressure, the nginx cache provides faster services to all users; if there is high concurrent pressure, to increase the throughput rate of the system, you can reduce the partial access speed. (2) the redis cache the redis cache is a distributed cache system that often runs as a single process. when the redis cache is run, the required data will be loaded in memory, and all the operation of the cache data will be successfully completed in memory. but the system also supports the behavior of importing data persistent memory data into disk. there is a particularly clear difference between redis cache and relational databases such as mysql, because the former has faster io and more efficient memory usage, and a significant increase in throughput and response speed. in redis, its value has structured features, so the data type of its value can be customized and has great flexibility, so its value features are extremely diverse. 3. design scheme of high concurrent and high usable cache based on tb level data capacity (1) requirements analysis with people's increasing demand, there are more and more seckill activities on e-commerce websites. only for this scene, this topic chooses to analyze the demand characteristics of high concurrent web server system from the following 38 aspects. first of all, in terms of the number of connections, when the website server is in the case of high concurrency, the number of users it faces is extremely large, and in many cases, the number of users will reach 10,000 people. especially at the moment of "seckill" of e-commerce, it can be obtained from data statistics that the average concurrent visits during the activity even exceeded millions of qps. therefore, in the initial design of the system, measures such as peak user diversion, load balancing and business separation should be taken into account. the second is to analyze the data types requested by users. from the perspective of users, most of the data on the requested product page is actually json data, which will make the analysis more convenient for clients. since many of the contents requested by users are repeated, and the data types requested are not extensive, the hot data requested by users can be cached in order to improve the response rate. finally, analyze the size of the requested data. in many cases, the request is to display the dynamic json data on the client. at this time, most of the data are constrained below the kb level. even if the data reaches the mb level, it is usually the data splitting and merging. (2) architecture design 3.1. level 1 cache architecture in order to meet the high concurrency performance in the distributed system, the most commonly used way is to introduce the distributed cache redis and store hot data in the cache database. the specific process is shown in figure 1 below, which is mainly divided into three parts: user representation, data source service, and middleware cache service. figure 1. request for the query cache process when the user sends the request, the server will take the lead in communicating with the centralized cache, and the relevant data requested by the user will be found in the cache cluster. if the required data information is found in the cache cluster, then it is returned directly. if the required data information is not found in the cache cluster, the source database is requested, and the final obtained results should be stored in the cache database. although the use of level cache can relieve the request pressure of the database, if there is a problem of outage that makes the redis cluster crash, the back-end database will crash due to a large number of requests, and the system disaster is inevitable. 3.2. secondary cache architecture for the problems that may arise with the level 1 cache architecture mentioned above, to solve them more effectively, bring ehcache into the tomcat server to build the second level cache. for those hot goods, the number of its access by users is very big, if all users in the tomcat server to connect, a lot of traffic level concurrent will make the redis cache server load pressure increased significantly, at the same time, also can appear network broadband restrictions, not only makes the system throughput decline, also lengthen the server response time-consuming. for the above mentioned problems, the above mentioned problems can be solved by configuring a primary and multi-slave server cluster architecture, so that the client requests can be equally divided into different server nodes, without causing maximum traffic to the same server node. in addition to this way, there is a better way to use the server local platform to store hot data in a cache state, which can greatly reduce the cost of network access for remote cache. combining the redis distributed cache and the ehcache secondary cache architecture mentioned above, the transmission overhead and network connection of the cache data will be reduced. even if the former fails in the caching process, the latter can still continue to provide the caching services through the local caching mode. this not only reduces the negative impact of the system in cache penetration and cache avalanche situations, but also improves the high availability and robustness of the system. 3.3. multi-level cache architecture when using a multilevel cache architecture, that is, to cache all the data in different system components, using the collaboration of the caches in the components to make the system have better high concurrency and high availability. when using multilevel cache, in the initial cache search, you need to use njinx and lua scripts together in the proxy server search. if you can find the data directly in the cache, you will return it directly. if there is no way to find the data, you can 39 only go to the tomcat server first. if you can't find the data, you have to look for it in the redis distributed cluster. if there is no way to find the data through the above ways, the final way is to request the relational database, when finding the required request data, cache in all the components. the specific request process is shown in figure 3 below. figure 2. second-level cache request process figure 3. multi-level cache request process 3.4. data consistency the consistency of data means that the data in the source database and the data in the cache should always be consistent during the operation of the system. because of the caching technology, many copies of the content are scattered in many parts of the network. if the content of the source server changes, the cache copies stored on other networks will automatically lose effect. ensure that the cache data is consistent with the source database, so that the final cache 40 data is valid data. the detailed process is shown as follows: (1) delete the cached request data first. (2) after the requested data in the cache is completely deleted, the data in the source database will be automatically updated. if the data update fails in the source database, you need to write the request failure immediately and return, and the data will not change at this time. at this time, you will find that there is no corresponding request data in the cache, so the request data will be read directly from the source database. at the same time, the request data will also be put into the cache. at this time, the data on both sides is consistent, so there will be no problem of data consistency. (3) when the requested data in the source database is updated, the data in the cache. if you fail to update the data in the cache, return immediately. at this time, the data in the database has been updated. when the read request is transmitted, and the corresponding data is not found in the cache, it is necessary to read the corresponding data from the database. of course, the request data will be directly stored in the cache. at this time, the data on both sides are consistent, and there will be no problem of data consistency. 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[6] huang suping, liu minna, zhu yabing, tian zhipei. research and implementation of a web high concurrency system [j]. intelligent internet of things technology, 2021,4 (05): 4750,54. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 30 sc‐unext: nested unext architecture based on medical image segmentation lei wen southwest minzu university, chengdu, china abstract: unet and its various variants are commonly used methods in medical image segmentation tasks; however, many network parameters, complex calculations, and slow usage are problems that need to be overcome. these problems hinder the specific application of fast image segmentation in real-time tasks. at the same time, the lesion area has problems such as small size, irregular shape, and blurred edges, which makes the network feature extraction difficult and the segmentation accuracy needs to be improved. at the same time, medical image segmentation provides a variety of effective methods for the accuracy and robustness of organ segmentation, lesion detection, and classification. medical images have fixed structures, simple semantics, and diverse details, so integrating rich multi-scale features can improve segmentation accuracy. given that the density of diseased tissue may be comparable to that of surrounding normal tissue, both global and local information are crucial to segmentation results. to this end, we propose an image segmentation method (sc -une x t) based on edge feature extraction and multi-scale feature fusion of convolutional multi-layer perceptron (mlp). the network is a deeply supervised encoderdecoder network, in which the encoder and decoder pass through a series of nested, multiple jump paths to reduce the semantic gap between the feature maps of the encoder and decoder sub-networks.; multi scale feature fusion is introduced based on the une finally, we evaluate our model approach on the lidc dataset public dataset. experiments have proven the effectiveness of this method. our model's similarity coefficient and intersection ratio reached 86.44% and 90.86% respectively. compared with unet and une x t, the network proposed in this article has improved in accuracy, intersection ratio of real values and predicted values, similarity coefficient, and segmentation effect. keywords: lightweight; edge feature fusion; multi-branch feature fusion; medical image segmentation. 1. introduction skin diseases often occur in daily life and cause great trouble to patients. doctors need to diagnose the diseased areas during their work to help patients recover as soon as possible. at the same time, lung inflammation is a serious disease that may be caused by long-term living habits and genetic mutations. lung lesions initially manifest as inflammation, but over time, the accumulation of many diseases in the lungs may manifest as inflammation, so the initial diagnosis of pulmonary nodules is very important. when diagnosing pulmonary nodules in the early stage, the large number of patients usually leads to excessive fatigue of doctors. therefore, doctors are required to repeatedly check ct images to better determine the area of pulmonary nodules and ensure that the diagnosis results are correct. in recent years, with the continuous development of deep learning, this technology has been widely used in clinical diagnosis to assist doctors in quickly detecting ct images and reducing misdiagnosis rates. however, due to the small size and irregular shape of the lesion area, traditional methods have certain limitations when segmenting images. they may not be able to accurately locate the nodule position, resulting in low model segmentation accuracy, and may even increase with the network model layer. deepening loses some information, so that more features cannot be effectively obtained. to this end, this paper proposes a lesion image segmentation method based on une x t combined with multiscale feature fusion and attention mechanism. first, we introduce a multi scale feature fusion mechanism based on the une an attention mechanism is introduced based on x t; finally, we use a joint loss function to improve the sensitivity of the network model to edge features. 2. related work previous researchers have tried to build an extremely accurate, effective, and automatic lesion area segmentation system that can help doctors detect lesion areas. these attempts are divided into two broad categories: image processing -based models and deep learning-based models. image processing models including morphological operations, region growing algorithms and energy optimization techniques are the most commonly used methods. in the morphology-based approach, researchers used morphological opening operations and connection component selection methods to remove vessels attached to nodules. however, it is challenging to use fixed-size morphological templates to isolate lesions that have extensive contact areas with other lesion regions. as a result, more complex morphological processes incorporating shape assumptions are introduced. kuhnigk et al. 8 found that vessel radius decreased as it evolved toward the lung periphery. furthermore, they recommended the combined use of rolling ball filters and rule-based pleural nodule analysis. selection of morphological template size is a significant challenge for morphological methods because it is difficult to identify appropriate templates for morphology of different nodule sizes. zhou et al12 introduced a fully automated lung segmentation method for parapleural nodules. nonlinear anisotropic diffusion filtering method is used to reduce image noise. the chest region is extracted using thresholding, 2d hole filling and maximum connected component search methods. lung parenchyma was separated using fuzzy cmeans algorithm, region growing algorithm and dynamic programming method. abbas et al21 proposed a method to segment pulmonary nodules in ct images. preprocessing 31 techniques such as unsharp energy masking and discrete wavelet transform have been used to enhance images. the proposed system has an area overlap measure (aom) of 95%, a combined equal importance (cei) of 92%, a hausdorff distance (hdd) of 91%, and a hamoud distance (hmd) of 87%. long et al.22) developed a fully convolutional neural network (fcn) for semantic segmentation. the fully connected layers of the cnn are removed and deconvolutional layers are introduced to make the output dimensions the same as those of the input image. skip connections are introduced, which combine coarse and fine layers to make dense predictions possible. ronneberger et al.23 modified and extended fcn and designed a new u net architecture for biomedical segmentation -. unet is unique in that the network can perform accurate segmentation with fewer training images. unext is a paper released by johns hopkins university in 2022. it uses convolutions in the early stages and mlp in the latent space stage. the convolutional features are labeled and projected through a tokenized mlp block, and the representation is modeled using the mlp. unext is an important improvement direction for lightweight segmentation. the network adopts overlap-tile strategy, data enhancement, and weighted loss technology, which can be applied to real-time fast image segmentation with simple calculation and fast speed. the most obvious difference between unet and une to further improve performance, we recommend shifting the input channel when inputting mlp in order to focus on learning local dependencies. using tokenized mlp in the latent space reduces the number of parameters and computational complexity while producing better representations to aid segmentation. the network also includes skip connections between encoders and decoders at all levels. test results show that compared with the current state-of-the-art medical image segmentation architecture, unext reduces the number of parameters by 72x, reduces computational complexity by 68x, increases inference speed by 10x, and also achieves better segmentation performance. experiments on different data sets have proven that the segmentation effect of the unext network needs to be further improved to meet the requirements of instant diagnosis, accuracy and efficiency of medical pathology images. although the above methods have improved traditional deep learning methods, satisfactory results cannot be obtained by improving only one method or targeting a certain structure of the model. to this end, this paper proposes an image segmentation method (sc-unext) based on unext that combines edge detection, feature fusion and attention mechanisms to improve the segmentation of lesion areas. 3. method 3.1. sc-unext network architecture in the research, in order to better realize the accurate realtime segmentation task and avoid the problem of losing local low-dimensional features through direct large-area upsampling, which leads to the loss of too many features on the segmentation boundary and the inability to restore complete edge information, only through features the graph superimposes feature information in the channel dimension to retain feature information. this will cause the last few layers of feature maps to be too bloated, causing the model to require a large amount of calculations. based on these problems, we adopt a multi-branch feature fusion network for medical image segmentation. we first propagate contextual information to higher-resolution layers through progressive upsampling to obtain preliminary low-level semantic features. we avoid superimposing feature information in the channel dimension of unet's series of related models, and choose the method of feature map multiplication to fuse features ; therefore, most of the feature information is well preserved, and boundary information can be effectively obtained , effectively reducing the number of failures. the designed skip link uses more detailed low-dimensional feature information as a supplement to feature fusion to ensure that the accuracy is slightly better than unet (zhou et al., 2018, 2020), resunet++ (jha et al., 2019) and other networks run much faster than other models; it also has the advantages of high training efficiency and strong generalization ability. figure 1. sc-unext structure overall framework our network consists of three parts: encoder, multi-scale cross-skip connection and decoder. in order to better integrate semantic and scaleinconsistent features and further improve the segmentation effect, we propose a cross-joint attention-guided multi-scale fusion scheme, which solves the problems that arise when fusing features of different scales. 3.2. convolutional attention modules convolutional block attention module (cbam) consists of channel attention and spatial attention. among them, channel attention strengthens the connection between features in different channels by using maximum pooling and average pooling to pay attention to the information between different channels; spatial attention improves the spatial connection of the network by paying attention to space. combining the channel and spatial attention mechanisms, adaptive feature extraction can be achieved. the cbam model structure is shown in figure 2. figure 2. cbam module cbam can be expressed by the following formula: ⊗ (1) ⊗ (2) 32 among them, f is the feature map, and represents channel-based and spatial-based attention respectively, ⊗ represents element-wise multiplication, and represents the output feature map after channel attention and spatial attention respectively. since the input and output sizes of the cbam module are the same, it can be inserted anywhere in an existing model. 3.3. sc jump link module segmentation network contain more fine-grained information, which facilitates the segmentation of small lesions. deep segmentation networks can extract more highlevel semantic information, thereby improving segmentation accuracy. in addition, rich multi-scale information integrates the characteristics of different receptive fields, which is beneficial to the segmentation of multi-lesion areas. the skip connection is redesigned to aggregate features of different semantic scales on the decoder subnetwork to form a highly flexible feature fusion scheme. the sc skip connection is an operation that connects simple and effective deep and shallow information fusion. in sc unext; jump link takes the first layer as an example: 2 , ⊗ (3) z3 feature information fed back by the jump link is fused with the z4 advanced semantic features obtained by the convolution operation and the upsampling operation, and then the upsampling operation is performed. 3.4. pfm pyramid feature fusion module in order to make the network capable of multi-scale detection, the article uses deconvolution to expand feature layers at different levels to the same size, and then adds them at the element level. the fused feature layer has richer multiscale features. 3.5. joint loss function the joint loss function is composed of a mean square error loss function and an edge loss function. the complex, diverse and unclear edge contours of lesions have a great impact on the segmentation effect of the lesion area. therefore, increasing the weight of edge feature information samples is of great significance to the segmentation effect, for this we use the edge loss function. the joint loss function is defined as: mean squared error loss function (mse): l ∑ y f x (4) edge feature loss function edge loss: ∑ ∑ , ⋅ , , (5) joint loss function loss (total) : (6) increasing the edge feature semantics in the sample weight in the joint loss function can better optimize edge information. 4. experimental settings 4.1. dataset in the experiment. the nih chest x-ray dataset contains 112,120 disease-labeled x-ray images from 30,805 unique patients. there are 15 categories (14 diseases and " none found "). images can be grouped into " no findings " or one or more disease categories, showing 14 common chest pathologies. the nih chest x-ray dataset itself does not contain lung field labels. we randomly selected 2785 samples, and doctors marked the lung fields of the images. we call this new dataset haut. the tehaut dataset contains some severely blurred, occluded, and distorted chest xrays. the haut data set contains 1647 normal people and 1138 cxr lung field mask patients, including 193 cases of infiltration, 111 cases of atelectasis, 78 cases of effusion, 65 cases of nodules, 54 cases of masses, 43 cases of pneumothorax, and heart disease. there were 37 cases of enlargement, 37 cases of pleural thickening, 34 cases of pleural thickening with fibrosis, 25 with consolidation, 21 with emphysema, 11 with edema, 10 with pneumonia, 2 417 had a hernia and 417 suffered from multiple medical conditions (including any two or more of the above). to use efcientnet-b4, as a preprocessing step, the image is downsized to 256×256 pixels. to bring our experiments as close as possible to point-ofcare imaging, we chose the international skin imaging collaboration (isic 2018) to benchmark our results. the isic dataset contains camera-acquired skin images and corresponding skin lesion region segmentation maps. the isic 2018 dataset consists of 2594 images. we resized all images to a resolution of 512 × 512. 4.2. experimental settings we use the adam optimizer with a learning rate of 0.0001 and a momentum of 0.9. we also used a cosine annealing learning rate scheduler with a minimum learning rate up to 0.00001. the batch size is set to 8. we trained unext for a total of 400 epochs. we perform an 80-20 random split three times on the dataset and report the mean and variance. evaluation indicators, we use iou, dice segmentation index to quantify the segmentation ability of sc-unext, dice similarity coefficient (dsc), dice coefficient is a set similarity measure, i o u is used to evaluate the degree of similarity between predictions and true values. semantic segmentation can be viewed as pixel-level classification. true positive (tp): the model prediction is a positive example, that is, a positive example. false positive (fp): the model predicts a positive example, but it is a negative example. false negative (fn): the model prediction is a negative example, but it is a positive example. true negative (tn): the model prediction is a counterexample, it is a counterexample. (7) (8) dice is usually used to calculate the similarity of two samples. the value range is 0 1. the best segmentation result is 1 and the worst value is 0. i ou is calculated as the ratio of the intersection and union of the two sets of real values and predicted values. the larger the ratio, the higher the similarity between the real value and the predicted value, the better the segmentation effect. 5. experiment 5.1. experimental results the network frameworks used in our comparative experiments include the most advanced cnn-based networks, such as u-net, u-next, and sc-unext. below we will quantitatively and qualitatively compare the test results. analyze. furthermore, the number of parameters in each network is kept to two decimal places. evaluation of dermatology datasets. quantitative result analysis, the quantitative comparison results of the data set using different methods are shown in 33 figure 3. skin disease segmentation effect the following table sc-unext is the segmentation evaluation indicators dice, iou, parameter amount and computing power consumption: table 1. segmentation evaluation index method flops parameters dice iou u-net 25.06 gflops 9.04 mb 84.84% 76.37% resunet++ 19.31gflops 7.67 mb 85.73% 77.12% unext 0.10 gflops 247.62 kb 86.64% 78.71% sc-unext 0.13 gflops 243.63 kb 87.12% 79.13% we noticed that the iou and dice of sc -unext are 2.74% and 2.76% higher than u-net respectively, 0.48% and 0.42% higher than unext respectively, and 1.39% and 2.01% higher than resunet++. we noticed, compared with u-net's 9.04 m parameters, sc -unext's 243.63 kb parameters are also relatively low, roughly the same as unext. while retaining the lightweight, simple calculation, and fast characteristics of unext, the segmentation effect has been significantly improved from the dice coefficient and iou coefficient. regarding the computational power consumption of the model, that is, in terms of flops, it consumes less than unet, which ensures the lightweight of the model and saves the consumption of computing power. 5.2. ablation experiment _ in actual situations, if a model is to be put online, the model needs to be repeatedly debugged to prevent the model from performing better only on known data sets and performing poorly on unknown data sets. that is to ensure the generalization ability of the model, which refers to the adaptability of machine learning to fresh samples. only by ensuring the generalization ability of the model can the construction of the model be meaningful. therefore, crossvalidation is particularly important throughout the modeling process. use training set/test set splitting and cross-validation methods to avoid this situation. as shown in the figure below, split the data set into training set/test set, and perform crossvalidation on the training set to obtain the best model parameters., thereby obtaining the score of the model on the test set. this experiment adopts five-fold cross-validation and conducts cross-validation experiments on sc-unext in three directions: jump link, feature fusion, and joint loss function. the experimental results are as follows: table 2. ablation experiment model dsc evaluation index isic 207 data set val :24 data volume train: 9 6 val :24 5 fold cross validation fold-1 f old-2 f old -3 f old -4 f old -5 mean variance unext 82.61% 84.66% 91.47% 87.61% 83.08% 85.89% 0.14% sc_unext( edge_loss ) 85.10% 85.53% 88.51% 86.69% 86.84% 86.14% 0.03% sc_unext (skip) 85.73% 85.90% 90.68% 82.46% 83.75% 86.53% 0.13% sc_unext (fuse) 87.17% 85.07% 90.58% 85.59% 84.92% 86.17% 0.10% sc_unext(edge loss+skip) 85.90% 87.98% 90.22% 85.79% 89.14% 86.90% 0.05% sc_unext (edge_loss+fuse) 87.98% 80.14% 90.50% 86.48% 88.03% 86.98% 0.20% sc_unext (skip+fuse) 82.90% 88.62% 88.60% 84.90% 87.30% 85.90% 0.07% sc_unext(edge_loss+skip+fuse) 85.89% 88.11% 89.02% 86.11 % 87.22% 87.29% 0.08% through the comparison of ablation experiments, it was found that jump links, feature fusion, 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[28] long, j., shelhamer, e., & darrell, t. fully convolutional networks for semantic segmentation. in 2015 ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition (cvpr). 3431– 3440 (2015). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 45 research on cooperation mode and evolution analysis of huawei company based on patent collaboration network ziyi chen *, jingwen qiu, ziyu liu school of economics and management, beijing university of technology, 100 ping le yuan, chaoyang district, beijing, china * corresponding author: ziyi chen (email: chenziyi_87@outlook.com) abstract: patents, as a vital tool in open innovation, play a significant role in enabling enterprises to access and utilize external resources, thereby enhancing their competitive advantage. this paper uses huawei as a case study, employing patent metrics and social network analysis methods to examine the evolution characteristics and attributes of huawei’s collaboration network. the analysis, based on authorized patent data from the incopat database, explores huawei’s collaboration mode. this study aims to provide insights and guidance for chinese enterprises in the development and management of their patent collaboration networks. the findings reveal that huawei adopts a mononuclear radiation cooperation mode, primarily industry-university oriented, with a focus on technological proximity. keywords: social network analysis; patents; network evolution; industry-university-research cooperation. 1. introduction under the paradigm of open innovation, collaboration with other enterprises or organizations has become an essential means for businesses to acquire and utilize innovative resources. patent technology collaboration is a significant avenue for open innovation in enterprises, enabling rapid industrialization of achievements and strongly facilitating the acquisition, absorption, and utilization of external resources. as a leader in chinas telecommunications industry, huawei is highly active in patent activities and technological innovation, engaging extensively in patent-industry-academic research collaborations [1]. the existing research on huawei primarily focuses on two aspects: the internationalization of research and development (r&d) and innovation modes. liu et al. [2], using two indicators of r&d internationalization from the usto database, analyzed huaweis r&d mode, spatial distribution, and field distribution. si et al. [3], taking shenzhen huawei technologies co., ltd. as a case study and based on world intellectual property organization patent data and corporate interviews, analyzed the pathways of huaweis r&d internationalization. hu et al. [4] examined the relationship between r&d internationalization and transnational knowledge networks and the innovation performance of r&d units, using panel data of huawei’s pct patents. wang et al. [5], by statistically analyzing the invention patent data of huawei’s industry-universityresearch collaborations and using econometric methods, deduced the characteristics and evolutionary features of huawei’s patent industry-university-research collaborations at different stages.therefore, the research on huawei’s collaboration mode is not yet comprehensive. a social network is a collection of actors in society as nodes and the relationships they form. in current research utilizing social network analysis to study innovation network cooperation modes and their evolution, liu et al. [6] investigated the patent cooperation trends in china’s sg field, the patent collaboration network, and the network’s characteristics and structure. therefore, studying huawei as the subject, based on authorized patent data to research technology network collaboration modes and their evolutionary patterns, can not only enrich the content of open innovation research but also provide insights and perspectives for exploring innovative cooperation modes based on network studies. this also holds practical value and significance by offering experiences for numerous technology enterprises in china. 2. data collection and processing this study sourced data from the incopat global patent database, focusing on patents authorized and valid from 2003 to 2019 that are associated with huawei. the collected patent information includes titles, applicants, publication dates, and international patent classification (ipc) codes. following a thorough data cleaning process, a total of 33,919 valid entries were obtained. 3. basic characteristics of huawei’s collaborations 3.1. analysis of collaborative patent numbers based on the variation in huawei’s growth ratio, the company’s collaborative efforts are divided into four stages, as depicted in the figure 1. the bars represent the annual change in the number of collaborative patents, while the line graph indicates the annual growth ratio of patent numbers. stage 1: 2003-2010. during this period, the growth ratio of huawei’s collaborative patents initially rose and then fell. however, the number of collaborative patents showed a trend of emerging from non-existence to steady growth, marking a period of patent accumulation. stage 2: 2011-2013. this stage coincides with the implementation of china’s “12th five-year plan.” driven by market demand, industry development, and government support, the new generation of information technology industry grew rapidly, leading to a further increase in huawei’s collaborative patent growth ratio. in this phase, huawei accumulated patent technology, laying a solid 46 foundation for subsequent r&d. figure 1. annual distribution of huawei’s patents. stage 3: 2014-2016. the number of collaborative patents at huawei decreased compared to the previous stages, with a slower growth rate, possibly due to strategic transformation. in 2016, huawei proposed a strategic transformation that included shifting from purely interest-based relationships to cultural and value identification, from channel-based to solution-oriented business, from solely selling equipment to selling equipment with capabilities, and from meeting the needs of customers’ office systems to addressing the requirements of production systems. stage 4: 2017-2019. huawei’s growth in patent collaboration slowed down, but the number of collaborative patents achieved a breakthrough, reaching a peak, marking a period of technological maturity. in 2018, huawei’s number of patents reached the highest in the world. 3.2. evolution analysis of collaborative partners the analysis of huawei’s collaborative partners over recent years reveals that the company has engaged with businesses, research institutes, and universities. as shown in figure 2, in the early years, huawei predominantly collaborated with universities on patent technology. over time, however, collaborations with universities have gradually declined. the collaboration with research institutes began to slowly increase in 2013, and by 2017, it surged, surpassing the trend of collaboration with universities. literature indicates that in 2017, the chinese academy of sciences assisted huawei in technology cooperation and the development of 5g. as for collaborations with other businesses, although the proportion of patents is not large, the overall number has been on a slow upward trend. figure 2. classification and evolution of huawei’s collaborative partners in summary, huawei’s collaborations are on an increasing trend, with a significant rise in the number of collaborations in the past three years. in the initial phase, universities were the primary collaborators. subsequently, collaborations became more diversified, gradually shifting towards a focus on research institutes, with an increasing trend in collaborations with businesses. 3.3. geographical distribution of collaborative partners analyzing the geographical distribution of huawei’s collaborative partners reveals a concentration primarily in beijing, guangdong, and jiangsu. beijing accounts for the highest number of patent collaborations, which is associated with the location of key collaborative partners (such as the institute of computing technology of the chinese academy of sciences, tsinghua university, etc.) in beijing. this correlation also reflects the strong research and development capabilities of partners in the beijing area. therefore, to stay at the cutting edge of technology, huawei transcends geographical boundaries to collaborate with top universities and research institutions, particularly those excelling in h04 (telecommunication technology) and g06 (digital information processing). this approach demonstrates huawei’s technology-oriented collaboration mode. guangdong ranks second in the number of collaborative partners, which is related to the establishment of huawei technologies co., ltd. in shenzhen. this reflects huawei’s geographical proximity and collaborative advantages in guangdong province. jiangsu ranks third, linked to the establishment of a significant subsidiary of huawei, huawei software technology co., ltd., in nanjing, and the strategic cooperation agreement signed with the jiangsu provincial government in 2016. these patterns highlight huawei’s strategic inclination towards collaborating with technologically advanced and geographically significant partners to enhance its innovation and development. 4. network construction 4.1. evolution analysis of the collaboration network using the collaborative patent data, huawei’s collaboration network is visualized with the aid of gephi software. in this network, the size of nodes indicates the number of patents, while the thickness of edges represents the strength of collaboration between partners. as illustrated in figure 3, the structure of the company’s collaboration network becomes increasingly complex with a growing number of collaborative partners. core collaborating partners possess technologies pertinent to the company’s key areas and have a significant influence on the company’s development and technological control [4]. the primary collaborators vary across different stages, but tsinghua university remains a core entity throughout. in the initial stages, the core partners include shanghai jiao tong university, university of electronic science and technology of china, beijing university of posts and telecommunications, etc., mainly collaborating in the field of h04 (transmission of digital information). in the fourth stage, the core collaborators include the institute of computing technology of the chinese academy of sciences and tsinghua university, with the main technological collaboration area being g06f (electronic digital data 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6% 0 50 100 150 200 2003 ‐2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 c o lla b o ra ti ve p at e n ts % th e  n u m b e r  o f  p at e n ts 47 processing). figure 3. huawei collaboration network evolution trend. 4.2. analysis of network evolution characteristics the features of collaboration network are presented in table 1. during the evolution, the scale and clustering coefficient of huawei’s network increase, while the density decreases, indicating a clear evolutionary mechanism of preferential collaboration. the increase in average path length implies a reduction in the speed and efficiency of information flow within the network, leading to poorer knowledge fluidity. table 1. characteristics of collaboration network. stage 1 stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 network size 18 27 33 81 degree 18 26 33 94 network density 0.118 0.074 0.062 0.029 average path length 1.882 1.994 1.938 2.28 clustering coefficient 0.669 0 0.667 0.765 5. conclusion the paper analyzes huawei’s network structure and patterns using social network analysis, based on patent data from 2003 to 2020, and draws the following conclusions: (1) mononuclear radiation cooperation mode. during the evolution of huawei’s collaboration network, a mononuclear radiation pattern is observed, with huawei technologies co., ltd. serving as the absolute core. the cooperation between huawei technologies co., ltd. and research institutions or universities, characterized by technology sharing, forms the basis of this mode. the mononuclear radiation mode has strong stability and resilience to attacks, granting huawei a dominant position in collaborations with centralized power. the concentration of human and financial resources makes connections with partners more convenient, reducing 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(2019). exploring and visualizing the patent collaboration network: a case study of smart grid field in china. sustainability, 11(2), 465. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 46 a survey of language priors for visual question answering hantao xu, xia ye, zhangping yang, pujie zhao academy of combat support, rocket force university of engineer, xi’an 710025, china abstract: in recent years, with the development of deep learning technology, visual question answering tasks have gradually attracted the attention of scientific researchers. due to the continuous improvement of relevant large-scale standard data sets, a large number of visual questions answering research results have been released one after another, and the accuracy rate of the visual question answering model based on deep learning on the data set has been continuously improved. recent studies have found that the previously proposed visual question answering model has different degrees of data set language prior problems, that is, the model is overly dependent on the strong phase between the question and the answer in the training process. many articles briefly describe various research methods, and look forward to the future development direction of alleviating the prior problem of visual question answering based on the existing research. keywords: visual question answering; multimodality; language priors. 1. introduction visual question answering (vqa) is one of the representative problems in the intersection of computer vision and natural language processing, and is an important research task of artificial intelligence. the goal of this task is that the question answering model takes the given image and text questions as input and gives the correct answer through the visual question answering model. thanks to the development of deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing and other technologies, as well as the continuous improvement of related data sets, a large number of visual questions answering research results have emerged in recent years. due to the enthusiasm of researchers for visual question answering tasks, more and more complex models achieve higher and higher accuracy rates on larger and larger data sets. however, recent studies have shown that the current sota (state-of-the-art) visual question answering model lacks a good image foundation and answers questions by making extensive use of the superficial correlation between questions and answers in the training data, that is, language priors. question. this leads to the fact that the model trained on the dataset cannot be well applied to the real world. the training model affected by the language prior question will blindly output the answer according to the first few predicted word distributions of the question. if the answer to the question asking the number of questions in the training data is the highest proportion of "2", the model will use "2" as the question "how many ... in the graph?" predicts the answer; answering "yes/no" questions also give affirmative answers due to the large number of questions answered "yes" during training. during training, the model focuses too much on the superficial association between the question and the answer, while ignoring the more information contained in the image. this is very unreasonable. the generalization and robustness of the model trained in this way are severely limited; the same unreasonable problem is that there is a strong language prior in the test data with the same distribution as the training data, which leads to the performance of the model cannot be accurately evaluated under the existing evaluation criteria. usually tested on datasets with different question-answer distributions, most existing models experience significant performance degradation. 2. related work 2.1. improvements for dataset agrawal et al. proposed the vqa-cp dataset, which is a repartition of the existing vqa dataset, where the split of the answer distribution for each question type in the training and test sets is inverted. for example, in the training of vqa-cp v1, "tennis" was the most common answer to the question "what sport is...?". and "skiing" is uncommon; in the test split, this prior is reversed. the vqa-cp dataset is currently the main dataset for dealing with language priors. in order to minimize the influence of language prior in the dataset on training, some scholars are committed to constructing a balanced dataset. zhang et al. [1] collect finegrained scene pairs for each question type asking “yes/no” such that for the exact same question, the answer to one scene is “yes” and the answer to another scene is "no"; goyal et al. [2] also balance the vqa dataset by collecting complementary images, so that each question is not only related to one image, but to a pair of similar pictures. agrawal et al. [3] re-divided the vqa-v2 dataset so that the distribution of each question type (such as "what color...", "how much...", etc.) and its answer is different on the training set and the test set is large, so models with poor image bases and overly reliant on language priors will perform poorly on this new split. the re-divided vqa-cp data set improves the strong correlation between the questions and answers of the original vqa data set to a certain extent. currently, this dataset is mainly used to evaluate the generalization ability of the vqa model. 2.2. improvements for visual question answering models 2.2.1. methods based on strengthening visual information selvaraju et al. [4] proposed the hint method (human importance-aware network tuning), which is a general 47 framework for aligning network sensitivity with input regions that humans consider relevant to tasks. this method can effectively use human demonstrations to improve the visual basis, hint encourages deep networks to be sensitive to the same input regions as humans. this method optimizes the alignment between human attention maps and gradient-based network importance to ensure that model training relies on task-relevant visual concepts for human predictions. li et al. [5] proposed a relation-aware graph attention network (relation-aware graph attention network, regat). this method constructs a relational graph for each image, and uses the attention mechanism to analyze the relationship between multiple types of objects. modeling is performed to learn adaptive relational representations between problems. the relationship between objects is divided into explicit relationship and implicit relationship. the former is used to represent the geometric position relationship of objects and the semantic interaction relationship between objects, and the latter is used to capture implicit activities in image regions and hidden relationships between regions. experiments show that on the vqa v2 and vqa-cp datasets, regat's performance takes the lead; the article further shows that regat can be used as a general encoder to embed today's cutting-edge visual question answering models and improve their performance in terms of robustness. hirota et al. [6] believe that it is difficult for traditional deep visual features to capture all the details in the image as humans do. at the same time, with the recent progress of natural language models, the authors propose to replace the "image-question" pair with the "description-question" pair as input and feed them into a language-only transformer model. experiments show that models based on deep visual features are not more competitive than pure language models. si et al. [7] proposed a select-and-rerank (sar) framework based on visual entailment, in which the visual entailment task is used to judge the degree of correlation between the given text and the image. specifically, the method first selects answers that are highly relevant to the image or question as candidates, and then uses visual entailment to verify whether the image semantically contains the synthetic statement of the question and the candidate answer. the sar framework is a general framework, which can make full use of the interaction between images, questions and candidate answers, and can be combined with existing vqa models to improve its performance. table 1. methods based on strengthening visual information [24] methods base vqa-cp v2 test vqa v2 val all y/n num other all y/n num other attalign[4] updn 39.37 43.02 11.89 45.00 63.24 80.99 42.55 55.22 hint[4] updn 46.73 67.27 10.61 45.88 63.38 81.18 42.99 55.56 scr[25] updn 49.45 72.36 10.93 48.02 62.20 78.80 41.60 54.50 regat[5] updn 40.42 67.18 esr[26] updn 48.90 69.80 11.30 47.80 62.60 vgqe[27] updn 48.75 64.04 picture[6] updn 43.64 45.13 20.06 49.33 69.74 87.91 56.47 59.43 sar[7] updn 61.71 kan[28] updn 42.60 42.12 15.52 50.28 2.2.2. methods based on weakening language priors ramakrishnan et al. [8] introduced adversarial regularization (advreg) to the visual question answering task. it introduces a question-only model that uses the question encoding in the vqa model as input to capture as much language bias information as possible in the question encoding of the model, as shown in figure 1. then, the training process is regarded as an adversarial training between the main visual question answering model and the questiononly model to prevent the main model from continuing to use the language bias information captured by the question-only model during the training process. at the same time, the article introduces the confidence measurement standard, which encourages the model to pay more attention to visual information by showing the rule to maximize the confidence difference between the two models. subsequently, grand et al. [9] studied the advantages and disadvantages of this adversarial regularization, and found some undesirable side effects of advreg, including the adversarial training method will bring a lot of noise to the gradient, resulting in unstable gradients and in-domain examples. (indomain example) performance degrades dramatically. this study shows that introducing regularization during training can help alleviate the above problems but cannot completely solve them. through error analysis, it is found that advreg improves the generalization ability of binary questions, but it will weaken the performance on questions with heterogeneous answer distribution; it also finds that the regularization model tends to rely too much on visual features, while ignoring the important in the question. language clues. figure 1. diagram of introducing confrontational regularization visual question answering model when training a deep network classifier on a multimodal dataset, multimodal data is exploited at different scales, all modalities contribute to better classification, and some modalities are better than others in actual training. states are more likely to contribute to the classification results. this is not ideal for training because the classifier is inherently biased towards a subset of modalities causing the model to ignore data from one or more other modalities. in order to alleviate this shortcoming, gat [10] et al. proposed a new 48 regularization term based on function entropy, which encourages to balance the contribution of each modality to the classification results; and designed a method based on the "log-sobolev" inequality method, binding the function entropy with its fisher information to maximize the amount of information contributed by the mode. cadene et al. [11] proposed the rubi (reducing unimodal biases) training strategy to reduce the bias in the visual question answering model. this strategy reduces the most biased samples, that is, samples that can be answered correctly without image information. the visual question answering model designed in this article uses two input modules to replace the dependence on the surface correlation between questions and answers, and captures language bias during training through a question-only model, through which the loss is dynamically adjusted to compensate for the effects of prejudice. the specific process refers to treating the prediction result of the problem model as a mask between 0 and 1, and merging the prediction result distribution of the main model with the prediction distribution of only the problem model before using the prediction result to calculate the loss, and correcting the prediction result, the mask is used to dynamically change the loss, that is, the mask is multiplied by the original prediction result to generate a new prediction result. it can be seen that this strategy increases the score of the correct answer through the mask output by the question model and reduces the score of other answers, which ultimately leads to a reduction in the loss caused by biased samples and reduces the importance of biased samples. clark et al. [12] designed a new method based on this. the first step is still to train a question-only model that captures bias; the second step is to train a main model that integrates the question-only model. when the article constructs the model, it presupposes a strong assumption that the bias factors in the known samples are independent of other factors except the bias factors. because this assumption is too strong, the article introduces a new learning factor in subsequent experiments to show the correlation between the two. and for the case where is zero, a regularization method that adds entropy penalties to the loss is designed, through which the model's attention to the answers of highly biased samples is reduced. han [13] et al. analyzed several robust visual question answering models through experiments, and proposed that language bias in vqa can be divided into distribution bias and shortcut bias, and based on this, a greedy gradient integration (greedy gradient ensemble, gge) strategy to eliminate these two biases. gge combines multiple biased models for integrated training to achieve an unbiased model: a greedy strategy is used to force the biased model to overfit the biased data from the beginning, so that the basic model can pay more attention to the biased model that cannot be solved of samples. experiments show that this method can make better use of visual information and achieve good performance on the vqa-cp dataset without using additional annotations. figure 2. rubi training strategy diagram shrestha et al. [23] pointed out in their article that the performance improvement of the method of alleviating vqa language bias is not the result of improving the visual basis, but often the result of regularization to prevent over-fitting language priors, even if random, irrelevant the visual cues of the model can also have a similar improvement effect on the model. the article further demonstrates that there is no statistically significant change in model predictions for correlated, unrelated, or random regions. therefore, the article proposes a regularization method under the assumption that degrading the model on the training set will reduce its dependence on language priors and improve test accuracy. this method always penalizes the model regardless of whether its predictions are correct or not, in order to achieve the purpose of model degradation. it is worth mentioning that the article questioned whether visual cues were actually used. table 2. methods based on weakening language priors [24] methods base vqa-cp v2 test vqa v2 val all y/n num other all y/n num other advreg[8] updn 41.17 65.49 15.48 34.48 62.75 79.84 42.35 55.16 grl[9] updn 42.33 59.74 14.78 40.76 rubi[11] updn 44.23 67.05 17.48 39.61 lm[12] updn 48.78 72.78 14.61 45.58 63.26 81.16 42.22 55.22 lm+h[12] updn 52.01 72.58 31.12 46.97 56.35 65.06 37.63 54.69 semantic[21] updn 47.50 rmfe[10] updn 54.55 74.03 49.16 45.82 gge-dq[13] updn 57.32 87.04 27.75 49.59 59.11 73.27 39.99 54.39 lpf[29] updn 55.34 88.61 23.78 46.57 55.01 64.87 37.45 52.08 2.2.3. methods based on data argumentation hirota [6] et al. use descriptive text to replace traditional deep visual features, while increasing the diversity of training data to avoid learning language bias. experiments show that 49 most data augmentation techniques improve model performance, especially question-based back-translation performs very well. chen et al [15] proposed a cross-modal training strategy for model-independent counterfactual samples synthesizing and training (csst), where css (counterfactual samples synthesizing) consists of two types of sample synthesis: vcss and q-css. for v-css, a counterfactual image is synthesized by masking key objects in the original image, and a new image-question (vq) pair is composed of the generated counterfactual image and the original text image; for q-css, by using a special the counterfactual question is synthesized by replacing keywords in the original question with the tag "mask", and a new vq pair is composed of the generated counterfactual question and the original image. for newly generated samples, a dynamic answer allocation mechanism is used to form new triplet samples. by using this method for sample amplification, the model can pay more attention to the visual area related to the question, that is, to answer the correct area; and be sensitive to the language change of the question, that is, when the sensitive word in the question changes. the answers to should also change accordingly, improving the visual interpretability and question sensitivity of the model. the dynamic answer assignment mechanism designed in this paper approximates the answers of all synthesized vision-question pairs, avoiding expensive human annotations. figure 3. counterfactual samples synthesizing diagram zhu et al. [16] also adopted a strategy-assisted model with enlarged training samples for training, and introduced a selfsupervised learning framework to solve the language prior problem in the model. specifically, the method first automatically generates labeled data and balances the biased data through a self-supervised auxiliary task, which does not require the introduction of external annotations. gokhale et al. [17] proposed an input mutation training strategy, which is assisted by multi-angle sample expansion. the method includes covering, replacing or negating keywords, color inversion and removal of key areas and key objects in the image, its essence is still a way of data augmentation. a large number of samples are formed by pairing new images and questions generated by mutations of images and questions; different from traditional classification methods, this paper uses a noise-contrastive method to predict the correct answer, and a regularized loss function of pairwise consistency to narrow the real answer and the distance to predict the answer. this idea reaches the highest level in the vqa-cp v2 dataset. 2.2.4. methods based on training strategies mahabadi et al. [18] introduced three new strategies to reduce bias: the first is an ensemble-based approach that combines multiple probabilistic models of the same data by multiplying the probabilities together and then renormalizing them. the idea is still to combine the probability distributions of the problem-only model and the main model, enabling them to make predictions based on different characteristics of the input. the second method proposes two variants on the basis of rubi, namely "rubi+logarithmic space" method and "rubi+standardization". the third method improves the method of improving a single classifier by reducing the weight of well-classified samples proposed by lin et al. [19], and designs a new loss function "debiased focal loss" to reduce the importance of biased samples, and make the model pay more attention to samples that require visual information to answer. wu et al. [19] found through the research that the existing research robust visual question answering model is encouraged to pay more attention to the image area that people think is important, even if the image area will eventually cause the model to produce wrong answers, and the so-called influential area often identified automatically through human visual/textual annotations or more key words in questions and answers. in response to this phenomenon, the paper proposes a "self-criticism" method, which reduces the sensitivity to the area of the image by criticizing the image area that the wrong answer focuses on, so as to ensure that the visual interpretation of the correct answer can be compared with other competing answer candidates. more closely matches the most influential image areas. for the training of each sample, first determine the area that most affects the correctness of the model, and when the model answers the question wrongly through this image area, then punish the attention to this area, so as to ensure that the correct answer can be more important than other answers in the image there is stronger competitiveness in the region. generally, the visual question answering task is regarded as a classification problem. although this method is easy to handle, each answer is independent of each other, and the similarity between answers cannot be calculated, so the semantic relationship between them cannot be considered. kervadec et al. [21] believe that directly defining the loss function will lead to damage to the generalization of the model, and if there is content that is not in the training set during the test, it will also lead to incorrect prediction of the model answer. aiming at this problem, the author designed a new loss function semantic-loss. by establishing the semantic space embedded in the answer, the distance function is defined to measure the similarity between the answers, so as to guide the model to adjust the loss value reasonably. guo et al. [22] believe that the existing work on alleviating language priors for visual question answering models cannot explain the reasons for language bias well. it believes that the reason for the obvious error of the model during the test is caused by the sparseness of the answer. therefore, guo et al. [22] proposed to assign different weights to each answer, so that the model will have different losses when predicting the answer. in this way, the dependence of the model on the problem is adjusted. however, visual question answering datasets are often complex, large and interconnected, so it is difficult to assign reasonable weights to each answer. 50 table 3. methods based on data argumentation and training strategies [24] methods base vqa-cp v2 test vqa v2 val all y/n num other all y/n num other actseek[30] updn 46.00 58.24 29.49 44.33 a1c-ws[31] updn 39.60 42.70 12.90 45.3 css[15] updn 58.95 84.37 49.42 48.21 59.91 73.25 39.77 55.11 cl-vqa[32] updn 59.18 86.99 49.89 47.16 57.29 67.27 38.40 54.71 gradsup[33] updn 46.80 64.50 15.30 45.90 mutant[34] updn 61.72 88.90 49.68 50.78 62.56 82.07 42.52 53.28 randimg[35] updn 55.37 83.89 41.60 44.20 57.24 76.53 33.87 48.57 ssl[16] updn 57.59 86.53 29.87 50.03 63.73 unshuffling[36] updn 42.39 47.72 14.43 47.24 61.08 78.32 42.16 52.81 lp-focal[37] updn 58.45 88.34 34.67 49.32 62.45 ada-vqa[38] updn 54.67 72.47 53.81 45.58 ccb-vqa[39] updn 59.12 89.12 51.04 45.62 59.17 77.28 33.71 52.14 sbs[40] updn 59.57 87.44 52.96 46.79 61.97 78.80 42.17 54.41 weaqa[41] updn 41.20 68.50 29.80 30.00 x-ggm[42] updn 45.71 43.48 27.65 52.65 cft-vqa[43] updn 59.37 87.95 52.42 46.30 59.82 74.91 38.64 53.97 3. conclusion in the robustness research method of the visual question answering model, there are still problems such as poor generalization of the model, uninterpretable answers, and low accuracy of counting questions. among them, the visual question answering model is affected by the surface correlation of the training data and lacks image foundation, that is, it is affected by the language prior problem and has become a popular research direction in the field of visual question answering in the past two years, and has become a landmark branch in visual question answering. this research direction attempts to solve the problem of unbalanced data distribution in multimodal information deep learning models, and unbalanced data distribution is also a common problem faced by machine learning. the current vqa task is generally to predict the correct answer from the preset answers, and one of the sources of language bias makes the data distribution uneven. therefore, enabling vqa models to answer questions using external databases and external datasets or combining knowledge graphs may effectively alleviate the problem of language bias. auxiliary methods through external knowledge may become one of the research directions to address language bias. due to the uneven distribution of question answers in the data set, there is a long-tail distribution problem, and the lack of finergrained labels for question answers makes it difficult to transform the language bias problem into a long-tail problem. due to the limitation of human resources and other practical factors, it is difficult to classify the data at a very fine-grained level, which leads to the imbalance of fine-grained labels in the data, and then the problem of language bias in the training process. how to solve the problem of language bias in the vqa task being transformed into a long-tail distribution, deeply mining language and visual information, and extracting fine-grained labels may become the research direction to effectively solve the problem of language bias in the future. some of the existing methods for mitigating language priors and data augmentation can be categorized as causal inference methods. the problem of language bias in vqa can be analyzed from the perspective of causality, including the construction of causality graphs, counterfactual data augmentation, etc. inferring models at multiple levels through targeted data augmentation and constructing counterfactual examples can analyze the source of language bias from a causal perspective and mitigate it to some extent. therefore, allowing machine learning data to see profound causal relationships is an effective way to solve language bias. to achieve true artificial intelligence, there is still a long way to go. in future research work, dealing with language prior issues is still a direction worthy of further research. references [1] zhang p, goyal y, summers-stay d, et al. yin and yang: balancing and answering binary visual questions [c]// proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. 2016: 5014-5022. 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(icassp). ieee, 2022, p. under review. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 15 identification of coffee leaf pests and diseases based on transfer learning and knowledge distillation zi wang 1, *, zheng ren 1, xue li 2 1 school of electrical and information engineering, wanjiang university of technology, maanshan, co 243031, china 2 school of economics and management, yango university, fuzhou, co 350015, china * corresponding author: zi wang (email: 1043901879@qq.com) abstract: the yield of coffee has a significant effect on the development of the economy. it is important to monitor the health status of coffee plants. leaves can represent the growth of crops. analysis leaf image is an effective method to monitor crop growth status. with the advancement of artificial intelligence technology, neural networks with strong learning ability have been proposed. they have high accuracy in identifying leaf pests and diseases. however, the structure of these networks is complex and the speed of computing is slow. they are not conducive to real-time analysis. for simple networks, it is difficult to achieve high recognition accuracy directly. to solve this problem, a lightweight model is designed for leaf image analysis. leaf images are learned by vgg network with pre-trained weights on imagenet. use the vgg network as a teacher network. then design a lightweight student network. train student network with knowledge distillation method. a lightweight model with high recognition accuracy can be obtained. this research explored the effect of the method on the coffee leaf data set. experiment proved that the accuracy of the proposed method is 96.73%. the accuracy was 4.29% higher than directly training. meantime, the calculation speed of the model is quick. the proposed method is of great practical significance for identifying coffee leaf pests and diseases. keywords: coffee leaf; transfer learning; knowledge distillation. 1. introduction the fruit of the coffee plant is nutritious. it has many industrial and product chains. so, it has an important impact on economic development [1]. coffee leaves contain nutrients such as chlorophyll. its content reflects the health status of the plant. analysis plant leaf image is a method to monitor plant health. judging the growth state of the leaf by human eyes and experience are labor-intensive. and it is also less efficient. with the promotion of agricultural intelligence, machine learning and other technologies have been introduced into agricultural production [2]. deep learning methods have shown excellent efficiency in recent years. they can process images to achieve reasonable analysis results. especially, deep and large neural networks have great learning abilities [3]. but their number of parameters makes calculation difficult. the calculation speed of the model is slow. realtime analysis cannot be satisfied in production. lightweight models are much faster to analyze [4]. however, it is difficult for lightweight models to achieve high recognition accuracy directly. they need knowledge base during training. the parameters are adjusted by iterative fitting. knowledge distillation is a feasible way. it can make lightweight models learn from larger models. the results are usually better than independent study. therefore, a rich knowledge base and an effective distillation method are necessary elements. this is also a research direction in current production and application [5]. 2. related work in recent years, researchers have carried out a series of work on crop leaf pests and diseases. y sun proposed a new algorithm combining slic (simple linear iterative cluster) with svm (support vector machine) [6]. the accuracy and f-value are 96.8% and 97.7% respectively. jaaa basavaiah used random forest and decision tree classification algorithms to classify leaf disease [7]. the classification accuracy is 90% for decision tree classifier and 94% for random forest classifier respectively. j suto found an interesting deficiency and a key difference between studies [8]. this work offered an overall review about the efficient. in 2020, a nigam used the pca algorithm to extract specific features [9]. moreover, the feature extraction and bfo-dnn method was proposed. and it achieved good results. in 2021, z jiang improved the visual geometry group network-16 model based on the idea of multi-task learning and then use the pre-training model on imagenet for transfer learning and alternating learning [10]. the accuracy of such model is 97.22% for rice leaf diseases and 98.75% for wheat leaf diseases. in the same year, sk noon proposed a simple yet efficient deep learning-based framework to recognize cotton leaf diseases [11]. the proposed model is capable of achieving the near ideal accuracy with early convergence to save computational cost of training. w zeng proposed a lightweight dense-scale network for real-world corn leaf disease image identification and a new loss function [12]. experimental results proved that the accuracy of the optimized model on the test data set reaches 95.4%. in 2022, zhen wang proposed a novel deep neural network structure named as mpf-net for weed species identification [13]. the calculation speed of this model is fast and the accuracy is high. among these methods, the structure of some models is complicated. their calculation speed cannot meet the real-time requirement in production. lightweight models are difficult to achieve high accuracy. after a comprehensive consideration, knowledge distillation is used to train a lightweight model in this research. the generated model has high calculation speed and high accuracy. 16 3. method 3.1. data preprocessing the experimental object of this research is coffee leaves. there are 5 kinds of pests and diseases on coffee leaves. they are respectively healthy, browned, withered, perforated and spotted. the number of 5 kinds of images are 327, 286, 295, 351 and 332 respectively. as shown in figure 1. figure 1. images of coffee leaf there may be noise in the original images. noise will affect the change of image gray value and interfere with the display of detail features. in the preprocessing stage, the mean filtering method is used to suppress the noise on the image [14]. mean filtering replaces the value of the center pixel with the mean of all pixels in a fixed window. figure 2(a) and figure 2(b) respectively show the histogram distribution of the image before and after filtering [15]. after filtering, the noise of the image is reduced and the gray value is stable. (a) (b) figure 2. histogram distribution of the image before and after filtering resize all images to 64×64. the input image contains three color channels such as r, g, and b. output category for each image. use one-hot to encode the category of each image. 3.2. principle the method proposed in this research is to train and obtain a large network with excellent recognition effect by transfer learning firstly. then, design a small network. use knowledge distillation to make the small network learn information extracted by the large network. finally, a lightweight model with fast computing speed and high recognition accuracy is generated. transfer learning is a machine learning method. start with the model developed in task a. develop the model in task b again. transfer learning can use knowledge from a related task that has been learned to learn a new task [16]. it is often difficult for a model to learn all the feature representations in the same task. this requires different models to learn and adjust from other models. this research used transfer learning. its flow is shown in figure 3. prepare the pre-trained weight of vgg on imagenet. the parameters of the vgg network were adjusted on the coffee leaves. this allows the model to be better optimized. use the trained vgg network as a teacher network. people often use complex models to get the best results. this may lead to severe redundancy of parameters. for example, vgg has about 100 million parameters. in the case of forward propagation, it includes convolution computation, compression and full connection. the process of calculation is complicated. it has poor performance in practical engineering application. teach what a complex model (teacher) has learned to another lightweight model (student). the lightweight model can often learn more than by its own. and the model works a lot faster. this method is called knowledge distillation [17]. as shown in figure 4. it is an effective model compression method. the model generated by this method has good practical application value. pretrained model input cnn layer fully connected layer ... output cnn layer old classifier new model input cnn layer fully connected layer ... output cnn layer new classifier extract pretrained weights figure 3. flow chart of transfer learning know ledge extract distill teacher network student networkknowledge distill data figure 4. flow chart of knowledge distillation in neural network model, convolution layer is used to extract image feature information [18]. the calculation formula of convolution is shown in (1).      m p p px mi p imij x ij i vwbv 1 0 )1( (1) where i represents the ith convolution layer, j represents the jth channel of the current convolution layer, pi is the width of the convolution kernel, m indicates the feature mapping from the previous layer to the current layer, b is bias, w is the weight matrix. the batch normalization layer speeds up the iterative convergence of the network. the pooling layer are used to compress the size of feature map. it speeds up the calculation. the role of the dropout layer is to prevent the model from overfitting and make the model generalize. the fully connected layer gets the mapping of the feature data. its forward propagation [19] formula is shown in (2). it can also be used as the final forecast output.    n i jiijj bxwy 1 (2) where xi is the paved feature vector, wij is the weight, bj is the bias. 3.3. model in this research, the vgg network [20] was used to learn the information of coffee leaf images. pre-trained weights on imagenet were added at the beginning of training. keep training until the loss function converged, the vgg network 17 with good recognition effect is obtained. use it as a teacher network. a lightweight convolution neural network is also designed. use it as a student network. the knowledge distillation method is used to make student network learn the information extracted by the teacher network. finally, the lightweight network with fast computing speed and high accuracy was obtained. the complete flow of the proposed method is shown in figure 5. tr ai n v g g n et w or k pr etr ai ne d w ei gh t a cq ui re d kn ow le dg e tr ai n pr op os ed m od el pr ob ab ili ty d is tr ib ut io n figure 5. the complete flow of the proposed method the student network has two convolution layers. the first convolution layer has 16 filters. the second convolution layer has 32 filters. each convolution layer is followed by batch normalization and pooling operations. pooling layer reduces the length and width of the feature map to a quarter of its original size. the goal is to speed up the computational efficiency. the multi-dimensional feature map is mapped to the fully connected layer containing 32 neurons. finally, the activation function is the softmax function of the 5 neurons. they output probability. it represents the probability of belonging to a certain class. the cross-entropy loss [21] function is used in the training. the formula is shown in (3).  )log(* ii pyl (3) where yi is the true label for which class the sample belongs to, pi is a prediction probability [22] belonging to class i. dropout operation has been added. to prevent the model from overfitting. and make the model generalize. the structure diagram of teacher network and student network is shown in figure 6. conv bn pool relu softmax fully connected true lab el know led g e teacher network student network figure 6. the structure diagram of teacher network and student network after knowledge distillation, the student network will have the recognition ability of the teacher model. the calculation speed of the model is also improved while the accuracy is guaranteed. 4. results the calculation framework of this research is tensorflow. the data set is divided into the train set and the test set in a ratio of 3:1. use 10% of the train set as the verification set. the network structure of the proposed model is shown in table 1. the proposed model is lightweight. compared to large models, its speed of calculation is very fast. the experiment also compares the recognition efficiency of different models. as shown in table 2. table 1. the network structure of the proposed model name kernel size stride output size conv1 3×3 1×1 64×64×16 bn1 --64×64×16 pooling1 4×4 4×4 16×16×16 conv2 3×3 1×1 16×16×32 bn2 --16×16×32 pooling2 4×4 4×4 4×4×32 flatten --512 fc --32 table 2. the recognition efficiency of different models method accuracy time svm 87.91 0.023s vgg 97.23 1.314s vgg with pre-trained weights 97.98 1.297s lightweight model 92.44 0.065s proposed model 96.73 0.069s it can be seen from table 2 that the accuracy of the method proposed is 4.29% higher than the model directly trained with light weight. it was only 1.25% less accurate than the teacher network. it shows that the proposed method not only has high computation speed, but also has good recognition effect. the region of interest of the model to the leaf image is visualized [23]. verify the ability of the model to extract features. as shown in figure 7. figure 7. visualization of the feature region of the images for leaves infected with pests and diseases. the model can extract the feature region of the images correctly. this is helpful for analysis of leaf pathology. properly monitor crop health and prevent the spread of pests and diseases. plot the confusion matrix [24] and t-sne visualization [25] results. as shown in figure 8. confusion matrix of coffee leaf t-sne visualization of coffee leaf figure 8. confusion matrix and t-sne visualization for most categories of samples, the model has a high recognition accuracy. after the data of the fully connected layer are compressed into two dimensions, the scatter plot is drawn. the distribution of samples with extracted features 18 showed obvious regularity. samples of the same kind are close together and samples of different kinds are far apart. this helps identify 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training process. to solve the above problems and improve the repair effect of the model, this paper proposes a dual discriminator image inpainting model based on generative adversarial network combining gated convolution and spectral normalization. the model is mainly composed of an image inpainting module and an image recognition module. the traditional image inpainting model considers all input pixels as valid pixels when extracting the features of the image to be inpainted, which is unreasonable for the image inpainting task. in order to solve this problem, the gated convolution is designed to replace the role of traditional convolution in the image inpainting module. gated convolutions address the irrationality of ordinary convolutions in image inpainting tasks by providing learnable dynamic feature selection mechanisms for each channel at each spatial location in all layers. at the same time, generative image inpainting models usually have problems such as training hard mode collapse during the training process. in this paper, we intend to introduce the spectral normalization mechanism in the convolutional layer design of the discriminator module. by introducing lipschitz continuity constraints from the spectral norm of the parameter matrix of each layer of the neural network, the neural network is better insensitive to input perturbations, making the training process more stable and easier to converge. it solves the problems of mode collapse and model training difficulty in the training of image inpainting model based on generative adversarial network. finally, qualitative and quantitative experiments show that the image inpainting model based on gated convolution and spectral normalization solves the above problems, and the inpainted image has reasonable texture structure and contextual semantic information. keywords: generate adversarial networks; gated convolution; spectral normalization; face image inpainting. 1. introduction with the rapid development of deep learning in the field of computer vision, face recognition [2] discussed in this paper is realized by extracting facial feature information of face images for identification. because of its simplicity and other characteristics, face recognition has become a hot research field in the field of biometric recognition. in the recognition process, the face is blocked due to artificial or weather factors, which seriously affects the effectiveness of biometric information in the image. in view of the above problems, image inpainting is used to complete face biometric information. the history of image inpainting has a long history from the middle ages to now. the means of inpainting has also changed from the early traditional image inpainting methods to the popular image inpainting methods based on deep learning. image inpainting is simply that there is a loss in one position of an image, and other known reference information is used to repair the missing area. the expected effect of inpainting is that human vision cannot distinguish the difference between the two images before and after inpainting, and the evaluation criteria of psnr and ssim are met at the same time. since the generative adversarial network was proposed, a large number of image inpainting models based on generative adversarial network have emerged in the field of image restoration, which have higher repair efficiency and better repair effect than traditional image restoration methods. context encoder network proposed by pathak et al. in 2016 is the first application of context encoder network in the field of image restoration since it was proposed. the main idea is to combine the encoder structure with the generative adversarial network structure, and the encoder decoder part is used to learn image features and generate the restoration map of missing areas. the generated adversarial network part is used to judge the possibility of whether the repaired image is the real image. when the discriminator cannot judge whether the repaired image is the real image, the network model parameters are considered to have reached the optimal value. however, it still has some problems, such as only fixed size image can be repaired and the global area of image is ignored in the process of repair, which leads to blurred edges and inconsistent overall structure. liu et al. proposed a model based on partial convolution (pconv)[4] and automatic mask renewal to identify missing images. compared with ordinary convolution, partial convolution pays more attention to obtaining the feature information of the complete region of the image. however, as the number of layers of the neural network deepens, invalid pixels gradually become effective pixels, resulting in the inability of the deep network to learn the relationship between the mask and the image, resulting in boundary artifacts and local color difference problems in the repaired image. at the same time, most of the image restoration methods based on generative adversarial network have the disadvantages of generative adversarial network, such as difficult training and easy mode collapse. in order to solve the problem of repairing broken face images, this paper proposes a mgs-iim (merge gated 97 convolution with spectrum normalization image inpainting model) fusion gated convolution with spectral normalization image repair model, which mainly consists of an image repair module and a dual discriminator module. we will note below the innovations proposed in this paper and validate our deep learning image restoration model with qualitative and quantitative experiments. figure 1 shows the process of face image restoration. figure 1. image repair process diagram 2. related work the main purpose of image repair is to repair the damaged area in the damaged image and the repair effect is consistent with the surrounding scene. with the continuous cultivation of deep learning in recent years, image repair technology has also been continuously developed, and has been widely used in computer vision related fields. from the technical level, image restoration is mainly divided into two categories, image restoration based on traditional methods and image restoration based on deep learning. this section will briefly explain image restoration based on traditional methods and deep learning methods. 2.1. traditional image inpainting methods in a broad sense, the traditional image restoration methods can be divided into two categories: sample-based image restoration methods and diffusion-based image restoration methods. the main idea of these two methods is to deduce the unknown information in the damaged area according to the similarity between pixels, and then use the broadcast mechanism to propagate the generated pixels, so as to complete the image repair work. 2.1.1. texture based image inpainting the so-called texture is a smooth distribution of visual patterns on a two-dimensional plane. early image restoration methods based on texture synthesis usually used statistics and other relevant knowledge to repair and fill missing areas, such as markov [7] random fields (mrf) and gaussian pyramidbased models. however, the relationship between similar patches and missing regions is ignored, so different scholars have made improvements to the matching degree problem. wei et al. proposed a restoration model similar to pyramid, which uses tree vector quantization (tsvq) to search global variables to improve the speed of searching similar textures. at the same time, by strengthening the matching degree between local features to further improve the repair effect, the specific implementation of the calculation of image gradient and statistics of similar patch offset and other methods. in general, most of the methods based on texture synthesis use the global search of texture patches to obtain similar patches, and the patch source can be the original image or external database. however, due to the complexity of texture structure, uncertainty and the limitation of sample number, the restoration result of this method is likely to have the phenomenon of pixel discontinuity visible to the naked eye. 2.2. image inpainting method based on deep learning making machines, like humans, able to extract effective information from pictures that can represent the whole picture is the design motivation of autoencoders. image repair methods based on cnn [3] occupy the mainstream research direction in the early deep learning image repair methods. in recent years, researchers have applied the encoder-decoder structure in self-coding networks to image restoration tasks. compared with the low dimensional features at the pixel level in the early studies of deep learning-based image restoration methods, autoencoders focus on the effective information at higher dimensions. the encoder captures the context information around the image, extracts the potential features of the image and at the same time adds the generative antagonistic idea of gans or adds various constraints to continuously optimize the repair effect. pathak et al. introduced the codec-decoding network structure into the image restoration task for the first time, and proposed the contextencoder network. which combined the adversarial ideas of codec-decoding and gans. the addition of generative adversarial makes the image in the generated region more realistic. but its increased adversarial constraints only apply to the restoration region. the global and local consistency is ignored. and there are problems of boundary distortion and local unclear. the unsupervised learning method is used to process the feature and the semantic structure of missing regions is generated according to the full text information of the image. however, the global structure consistency of the repair region is ignored in this network. so there are fuzzy areas in the repair boundary. the contextencoder network proposed by pathak is the first application in the field of image restoration since the generative adversarial network [5] proposed by goodfellow. which brings many inspirations to subsequent researchers. in 2017 based on the contextencoder network [6]. lizuka et al. retained the discriminator in the contextencoder as the local discriminator. and added the global discriminator that acted on the whole image to solve the problem of image boundary distortion and local ambiguity. the two discriminators work together to make the repaired image meet the global and local semantic consistency, and the boundary transition is more real. this method lacks consideration of image details and also includes complex post-processing processes. 3. the proposed image inpainting model fusing gated convolution and spectral normalization this section introduces the network structure and principle of the proposed image restoration model mgs-iim, which integrates gated convolution and spectral normalization. the model consists of two parts: image repair module and double discriminator module. the model structure is shown in figure 2. the image repair module is based on the encoder decoder structure. the input image processing mainly includes two processes: encoding and decoding. the input image is the original rgb image iin and the mask layer imask corresponding to the image. the feature information of the input original image iin and mask imask is extracted through gated convolution subsampling, which can better deal with the discrimination degree of sensitivity of the region to be 98 repaired and boundary information. the feature matrix k after downsampling by the encoder composed of gated convolution is k, and the feature matrix k can capture more context information from the feature matrix k through cavity convolution, which is more suitable for the image restoration task. most importantly, the decoder part decodes the feature information, which is essentially an up-sampling process. the decoder learns the generation distribution of the real image to generate the image satisfying the repair effect as much as possible. the repaired image output by the decoder will be authenticated by the global discriminator and the local discriminator to judge the authenticity of the repaired image. the effect of image repair is optimized through the game process between image repair network and identification network. finally, through qualitative and quantitative analysis, the model has achieved excellent results. figure 2. mgs-iim image inpainting model 3.1. gated convolution traditional convolution[8] is a common convolution operation in deep learning-based image restoration tasks. traditional convolutional neural networks also played an important role in the early research of image restoration. it is usually used to learn the feature representation of an image and generate the repaired image into an output. information loss: when the traditional cnn performs convolution operations, it will carry out global feature extraction on the input image, which may lead to the loss of some details. for image repair tasks, this can result in blurred or distorted images after repair. in view of this problem related scholars have carried out research. a new convolution operation, partial convolution, is proposed. it can be seen from the above figure that compared with traditional convolution, some convolution has a mask mechanism, and the mask has its own update mechanism. compared with traditional convolution, partial convolution can decide whether to consider the pixels in the missing region in the convolution process according to the mask information by introducing partial convolution operation. this can prevent the generation of unreasonable pixel values in the missing region, so that the image inpainting task can be better completed. however, due to its designed mask update mechanism, the purpose of partial convolution is to make the result of convolution depend only on the effective pixels as much as possible. partial convolution effectively improves the image inpainting quality on irregular masks. but there are still some problems. for example, when updating the mask, all spaces are classified as valid and invalid, and the mask of the next layer is set to 1 no matter how many pixels are covered by the previous layer. obviously not very reasonable. and if the network deedens to a certain extent, the mask will eventually be updated to 1. the meaning of the mask will be lost. on the basis of partial convolution, scholars have proposed a mechanism called gated convolution, and the design of convolution is inspired by the idea of adding masks in partial convolution. figure 3. illustration of partial convolution(left) and gated convolution(right). problem based on the above partial convolutions. gated convolution is proposed. instead of the hard-gated mask update rule of partial convolutions, gated convolutions automatically learn soft masks from data. 3.2. skip connection in deep learning, a jump connection is one that crosses the middle layer and directly takes the output of the previous layer as the input of the subsequent layer. skip connections[10] are a way to help features move quickly across the network. and it helps alleviate problems like disappearing gradients. the main idea of skip connections is to connect layers of the network that are not upstream or downstream by adding additional connections. allow subsequent layers of the network to obtain inputs from previous layers or intermediate feature maps in order to retain more information. these additional connections can be fused by simple pixel-level addition. 3.3. the image inpainting module is combined with gated convolution in order to address the issue of disparate targets in traditional convolution when dealing with image inpainting tasks, liu et al. proposed partial convolution. our model design incorporates gated convolution to replace conventional convolutional layers in common encoderdecoder architectures for feature extraction. the input image and mask undergo two stages of encoder down-sampling and up-sampling, respectively. the downsampling stage comprises three layers: a gated convolution layer, a batch normalization layer (bn), and aaky rectified linear unit (leaky relu) activation function layer. the kernel size of the gated convolutional layer is 5,3,3, while the number of channels is 64,128,256 respectively. we employ concatenate operation to connect the multi-level feature extraction module for achieving fusion of multi-scale features. incorporating bn layers enhances the network's generalization ability. as the number of channels increases gradually, the size of the feature map decreases progressively and obtains repaired image's feature information layer by layer during downsampling process. in addition to that during downsampling process as mentioned above, the upsampling stage also consists of three layers: a gated convolutional layer, a batch normalization (bn) layer, and a leaky rectified linear unit (leaky relu) activation function layer. the kernel size used in this case are 5,3, and3, respectively. the corresponding numbers of channels are 64, 128, and 256. lastly, the last layer uses sigmoid activation function. the specific parameters of each layer of the inpating network are shown in table 1 below. 99 table 1. image inpainting network architecture type kernel stride inputs outputs gateconv 5×5 1×1 4 64 gateconv 3×3 2×2 64 128 gateconv 3×3 1×1 128 128 conv 3×3 2×2 128 256 conv 3×3 1×1 256 256 conv 3×3 1×1 256 256 dilatedconv 3×3 1×1 256 256 dilatedconv 3×3 1×1 256 256 dilatedconv 3×3 1×1 256 256 dilatedconv 3×3 1×1 256 256 conv 3×3 1×1 256 256 conv 3×3 1×1 256 256 deconv 4×4 2×2 256 128 conv 3×3 1×1 128 128 deconv 4×4 2×2 128 64 conv 3×3 1×1 64 32 output 3×3 1×1 32 3 3.4. the dual discriminator module is combined with spectral normalization the dual discriminator consists of a global discriminator and a local discriminator. the global discriminator network includes 7 layers, and the first 6 layers use convolution kernels with a convolution kernel size of 5×5 and a step size of 2 to reduce the size of the feature map. we add a spectral normalization mechanism to each convolution layer to make the training of the generative adversarial image repair model in this paper more stable. the local discriminator has six layers, and the first five layers use convolution layers with a convolution kernel size of 5×5 and a step size of 2 to reduce the local feature map size. the output of the last layer of the global discriminator and the local discriminator are both 1 dimensional tensors with 1024 outputs. finally, the outputs of the global and local context discriminators are concatenated into a single 2048-dimensional vector, which is processed through the fully connected layer to output continuous values in the range of 0-1, representing the probability that the image is a real image rather than a repaired one. table 2. local discriminator type kernel stride inputs outputs spectralconv 5×5 2×2 4 64 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 64 128 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 128 256 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 256 512 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 512 512 fc 512 1024 table 3. global discriminator type kernel stride inputs outputs spectralconv 5×5 2×2 4 64 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 64 128 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 128 256 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 256 512 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 512 512 spectralconv 5×5 2×2 512 512 fc 512 1024 finally. the output of the global and local context discriminators is concatenated into a single 2048-dimensional vector, which is processed through the full connection layer to output a continuous value in the 0-1 range, representing the probability that the image is a real image rather than a fixed image. we jointly use two loss functions: the weighted mean square error loss and the generative adversarial loss to improve the realism of the results. using a mixture of the two loss functions allows stable training of high-performance network models. the training is done by backpropagation 4. results 4.1. experimental setup in the experiment, the face dataset celeba [9] is used to train the inpainting model. the celeba dataset is a public dataset containing 200 000 face data. it includes a variety of face images of different skin colors, genders, ages, and poses. in the experiment, 200,000 images were selected and randomly divided into training data set and test data set. the training data set included 180,000 images, and the test data set included 20,000 images. in the data processing part, the photos with different pixel sizes were processed into 160×160 pixel blocks as the experimental input images. for each image, faces were detected and cropped into 160×160 size pictures. the experimental data uses paired data, and the missing data of the complete picture is relatively small and not easy to collect. therefore, the experiment designs a center rectangular mask, a random rectangular mask, and a random number of different shape masks, and adds the missing mask from the existing complete picture to generate the missing picture, so as to generate the paired data set. figure 4. celeba dataset experiments and related research. the machine platform configuration is as follows. the deep learning framework is pytorch 3.8, python version 3.7.6, cpu is amd 5600xgpu is nvidia gtx3070ti, video memory is 16gb, and the operating system is windows11 platform. after doing the relevant data set processing and deep learning environment configuration project construction. this experiment consists of three steps in model training. the experiment was trained in three steps. after the training began, the generated network was trained when the current time t was less than tc. tc and &lt; the dual discriminator network is trained separately at td. when t&gt; for td+tc, the inpainting network is trained jointly with the discrimination network. until the end of the round. the sgd optimization algorithm is used to optimize the model. the learning rate is empirically set to 0.001. 4.2. qualitative comparison qualitative analysis refers to the subjective evaluation and analysis of the image, the purpose is to judge whether the quality of the inpainted image is in line with the requirements, 100 and whether the goal of restoration is achieved. in qualitative analysis, people usually evaluate the restored image based on their own experience and subjective feelings. for example, the improvement in clarity, contrast, and color accuracy of the image is evaluated to judge whether the inpainting is successful. mask true image c-e glcic pconv ours figure 5. comparison of repair effect according to the observation of fig.5, after adding the mask to the original image, it is also repaired. compared with the repaired images of other models, the model proposed in this paper is better than the other image inpainting models in terms of the reduction of facial features and edge excess. the proposed model achieves good performance in qualitative comparison. 4.3. quantitative comparison in order to accurately evaluate the inpainting quality of image inpainting model. in this paper two evaluation metrics, peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) and structural similarity (ssim) are used. by comparing two different image inpainting evaluation criteria in the comparison of objective evaluation criteria. and the repair ability of different network models is compared on the mask of size. the selected reference model is a classic excellent model in the field of image inpainting. the quantitative evaluation results are shown in the table1. the table shows that the proposed model outperforms the previous models in terms of peak signal-tonoise ratio and structural similarity. table 4. three model comparing number c-e glcic pconv ours psnr 24.5531 27.1197 27.3876 27.9212 ssim 0.8263 0.8569 0.8657 0.8712 5. conclusion in this paper, we propose an image inpainting model based on gated convolution and spectral normalization. firstly, the whole image inpainting model is divided into an image inpainting module and an image discrimination module. the image inpainting model is designed with the idea of generative adversarial network. the image inpainting module uses an encoder-decoder structure. traditional convolution is not targeted in feature extraction, so we introduce a gating mechanism in the sampling layer in the image inpainting module. through the characteristics of gated convolution, the effective information of the damaged image can be extracted in a targeted way. at the same time, the skip connection mechanism is introduced. connect the encoder with the layers of the corresponding size of the decoder. after the image inpainting module initially inpainted, the dual discriminator module introducing spectral normalization was used to identify the true and false image inpainting. the joint function is used to train the whole model in three steps, so that the 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"optimization of graph neural networks: implicit acceleration by skip connections and more depth." international conference on machine learning. pmlr, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 100 application of improved immune particle swarm optimization in 3d node localization minghong xu * school of electronics and information engineering, soochow university, suzhou, jiangsu 215000, china * corresponding author email: xmh2028410256@163.com abstract: when 2d localization algorithm is extended to 3d space, it achieves node localization with better localization accuracy. an improved immune particle swarm optimization (iipso) localization algorithm is proposed to estimate the localization of nodes in wireless sensor networks (wsn). the results show that iipso algorithm outperforms the traditional twodimensional localization algorithm based on iterative estimation of the center of mass by 3%-6%. the proposed algorithm has better resistance to rssi measurement errors and can achieve more than 99% node localization coverage through multiple iterations, which is effective for wsn. keywords: wsn; three-dimensional node localization; nonlinear optimization; ippso. 1. introduction one of the critical challenges in designing and deploying wsns is location awareness. knowing the node positions is essential for many wsn applications, such as tracking objects or events, routing data, and reporting anomalies [1]. the accurate and efficient localization of sensor nodes can contribute to better resilience of wsn, and further expand their application domains. wireless sensors are used to collect data to a central storage node. wireless sensors have been widely used in monitoring, control, and many other fields. wsn's storage nodes and ordinary nodes at the same level, data transmission is mainly done through the relay [2].wireless sensor networks are widely used with its flexibility, scalability, and reliability as advantages that distinguish them from traditional wired networks [3]. in fact, two-dimensional node positioning faces a series of difficulties, such as large localization errors, the influence of environmental noise, etc [4]. scholars have developed a number of solutions to the problems of two-dimensional node positioning, and the most commonly used algorithms are the triangulation method, wide-area least squares method, signal strength indicator-based algorithm, and time-of-flight measurement-based algorithm. these algorithms have different positioning accuracies, algorithm complexities, and implementation costs [5]. people need to research and analyze two-dimensional node positioning in different scenarios, propose more reasonable and effective algorithms and technologies, to meet accuracy, cost, energy consumption, and other needs. 3d node localization is more complex than 2d node localization because it requires accurate measurement of node height information. the height information of wireless sensor nodes is critical for many application scenarios, such as building interior monitoring, environmental monitoring, air traffic monitoring, and outdoor detection [6]. researchers have proposed many 3d node localization methods, including polygon intersection method, stereo angle method, sound signal-based method, triangulation method, etc. [7]. in theory, the application of 3d node positioning also poses some challenges and difficulties, such as high energy consumption and positioning errors. this article aims to improve the adaptive pso algorithm and introduces a new algorithm iipso. based on previous research, this algorithm introduces an immune protocol, enhancing search capabilities and addressing the issue of the original algorithm. 2. improved immune particle swarm optimization algorithm the pso algorithm is to complete the selection for the optimal solution of more complex spatial problems through the collaboration, but in the process of searching, the excellent particles are too concentrated or the concentration reaches a certain degree [8]. to overcome the deficiency of similar particle variety, it is necessary to introduce the concept of immunization idea while keeping the particle concentration within a reasonable range [9]. an artificial immune mechanism can be introduced to assist in adjusting the algorithm. in this paper, based on the above principles, an improved localization algorithm based on ipso algorithm is proposed. 2.1. algorithm initialization table 1. relationship between iipso and localization problem immunity algorithm particle swarm algorithm localization problem antigens fit function positioning errors and constraints antibodies particles possible localization locations identification of antigens particle fitness assessment analysis of localization problems affinity fitness value match of feasible solutions cell activation particle selection selection of highquality viable solutions memory cells optimal particles locating the optimal solution immunomodulation control of current solution concentration and affinity 101 the iipso generates diversity in the population by immunizing the particles in the process of iteration through the immune mechanism of the artificial immune algorithm, thus increasing the exploration ability and improving the search efficiency, making it more applicable to solve the localization problem (table 1). the iipso can solve the defects of conventional pso in the localization problem and achieve greater results [10]. eq. (1) and (2) display the formulas that are utilized in iipso. fig 1 illustrates the flow of the algorithm fig 1. flowchart of iipso algorithm ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ (1) (2) where: v represents the velocity, while x is its position. the symbol w signifies the inertia factor used in the algorithm. additionally, the variables c1 and c2 refer to the study variables that affect the magnitude. moreover, and is the individual and general optimum locations attained by pso. ⋅ is a memory term, ⋅ is the self-cognition term, ⋅ is the group cognitive term indicating that the particle moves according to the optimal experience in the global. in the traditional particle swarm algorithm, a fixed inertia weight is used to control the motion of the particles. by using nonlinear dynamic inertia weights, the search extent and velocity of particles may be properly raised, which perform a more comprehensive search in the global range, thus improving the global search capability. at the same time, the method is also able to adjust inertia weights according historical state and performance. so that it can solve various complex optimization problems more effectively. the expressions are shown in eq. (3): max ⋅ max min max (3) where: max and min is the limit of inertia factor. while max denotes the largest number of iterations. the optimal values of w, namely wmax=0.95 and wmin=0.4, have been determined through experimentation. the study variables and are employed to enable particles adapt their optimal flight direction at an individual and group level, respectively. in the conventional particle swarm algorithm, the learning factors are usually fixed at a value of 2. the adaptive learning factor proposed in eq. (4) and (5) has been introduced: 1max ⋅ 1max 1min max (4) 2max ⋅ 2max 2min max (5) where: 1max and 2max is the upper bound of learning factors for and , while 1min and 2min denote their lower bounds. the variables signify the number of iterations. the adaptive ipso algorithm is divided into a and b. subpopulation a performs speed update and position update to evolve the population to the optimal solution; subpopulation b is an inferior particle with small adaptation but large concentration, and requires vaccination to replicate the superior particle in memory cells to replace the original inferior particle. in this paper, we use the maximum concentration value based on the particles to rationalize the number of populations a and b. the antibody concentration is calculated by: ∧ , 1 (6) 1 ∧ (7) where: x i and xi is the predicted and true value, respectively. n refers to the number of dimensions in the problem space, while xit represents the position of the ith antibody that has been selected in the tth generation. the number of populations among subpopulations a and b is calculated as: max (8) ′ (9) where and are the counts of individual in subgroups a and , respectively. the variable stands for the maximum number of particles. m denotes the original size of the population. the fitness function is: 1 | (10) , (11) where , is the coordinates to be estimated. 102 2.2. adaptive search rules the adaptive ipso takes the gbest stored in memory as the search center, and the random search is performed within its dynamic control. the search rules of the adaptive immune particle swarm algorithm are as follows: (12) ⋅ (13) where is the vaccination, as the tth generation search radius, range(t) as the tth generation search range. indicates that each inoculation is one arbitrary value that is restricted to the population extreme value interval. the dynamic search radius range is regulated by the maximum concentration control, and the search rules are as follows: 1 max (14) 1 1 / max 1 / max (15) 1 2 max 0.8 1 1 0.2≤ max 0.4 1 max 0.4 (16) 1 2 max 0.8 1 1 0.6≤ max 0.8 1 max 0.6 (17) where m and n are the expansion and reduction of the search radius, respectively. from the search rules can be obtained, when the maximum concentration is greater than the set value, then the particle is too dense diversity is poor, by adjusting the formula to make n larger, m remains unchanged, can make the search range larger; when the maximum concentration is moderate, indicating that the location of the particle population is also moderate, then m, n remains unchanged that the search range is also unchanged; when the maximum concentration is less than the set value, indicating that the particle population is more sparse, then make m increase when the maximum concentration is less than the set value, it indicates that the particle population is sparse, which makes m increase and n remain the same, that is, the search range can be narrowed. 3. simulation results and analysis 3.1. simulation environment setup in this paper, we use interactive data language to simulate a real wireless sensor network environment on a computer platform, the localization error of the algorithm is: (18) to better compare the positioning accuracy between wireless sensor networks with different node communication radii, the relative positioning error is defined on the basis of eq. (18) as: ∑ (19) here, k refers to unidentifiable node’s quantity. represents the radiation of network connectivity of individual node. assuming that there are 1000 nodes that are evenly dispersed within a three-dimensional area spanning 100 meters by 100 meters by 100 meters, the monte carlo simulation experiment sets the algorithm's stopping criteria to be: ∧ or ∧ ∧ | ∧ ∧ | 0.01 (20) where p1 denotes signal strength from the unknown node o. however, the simulation environments in which the nodes are located in the 2d plane and 3d space are different. the iterative termination conditions of the two-dimensional localization algorithm are set as follows: 1) unidentified nodes are placed inside the planes enclosed by the connected nodes: ∧ (21) 2) unidentified nodes lie outside the plane enclosed with connected nodes: ∧ ∧ ∣ ∧ ∧ ∣ 0.0 (22) at this point, both the wireless sensor network node distribution environment and the iterative termination condition of the localization algorithm, both algorithms have good consistency. the error of node localization can be obtained: (23) 3.2. localization accuracy analysis two cases, r = 25 with a small node communication radius and r = 40 with a large node communication radius, are selected to observe the relative positioning errors of the two algorithms under different node ratio conditions, as shown in fig 2. fig 2. performance comparison of 2d localization algorithm and 3d localization algorithm the experimental outcomes demonstrate a marked rise in accuracy of 2d and 3d localization algorithms. moreover, the algorithm introduced in this study yields a smaller relative positioning error than the 2d positioning algorithm. fig 3. effect of rssi measuring error on location accuracy in real wireless sensor networks, interference from various 103 noises can lead to errors in the network's measurement of the received signal strength (rssi). it is especially important to analyze the effect of measuring errors through simulation experiments. in order to more comprehensively analyze the impact of distance measurement error on the performance of 3d localization algorithm of wireless sensor network, two cases of r = 25 with small node communication radius and r = 35 with large node communication radius are selected. the impact of rssi measurement error is shown in fig 3. when r is small and the proportion of network nodes is low, the algorithm's relative localization error remains high. this experimental result aligns with the findings in fig 2. the algorithm proposed in this paper estimates the value between the 3d spatial center mass and unidentified nodes. the influence of on algorithm's performance is mainly reflected in two aspects: (1) the algorithm needs to sort the connected nodes, so as to determine the nodes replaced by current 3d spatial center of mass during iterative process; (2) compares it with the iteration termination threshold set by the algorithm to finally determine when the algorithm iterates to terminate. 3.3. localization coverage analysis in addition to higher accuracy and better resistance to measurement error, the algorithm of wsn is also required to have good positioning coverage. the algorithm's lcr is: known all (24) fig 4 shows the localization coverage of the algorithm in this paper under different conditions of connected node distribution. the rssi-based localization algorithm and center-of-mass localization algorithm are chosen to provide a more comparison of localization. r is set to 35, with a focus on observing the localization accuracy of the three algorithms as demonstrated in fig 5. fig 4. effect of number of nodes on lcr the algorithm presented in this research requires no information on the specific range or angle information of connected nodes and unknown nodes, making it a nonranging-based localization algorithm. the simulation outcomes indicated in fig. 5 reaffirm that the algorithm presented in this paper has higher resistance to rssi errors. fig 5. performance of proposed algorithm 4. conclusion 1) on the basis of the adaptive pso, the immunization procedure is introduced to increase the population diversity of particles, balance the local search ability and global search ability, effectively solve the problem that particles easily fall into local optimum. 2) the proposed algorithm further increases the positioning precision, avoids mutual conversion between rssi and physical distance in the positioning process, and decreases computational power and positioning energy consumption of nodes. 3) this algorithm offers good positioning precision and coverage, and is resistant to rssi errors, which is a 3d localization algorithm to wsn with high accuracy and low energy consumption. references [1] shahbazian r, ghorashi s a. 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[10] han f r, abdelaziz i i m, liu x n, et al.(2020) a survey on dv-hop localization techniques in three-dimensional wireless sensor networks. international journal of online and biomedical engineering, 16(10): 23-39. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 15 collaborative optimization of supply chain intelligent management and industrial artificial intelligence yuzhou zhang anhui polytechnic university, wuhu, china abstract: it is urgent for the manufacturing industry to transform its development mode and achieve intelligent transformation. with the increasingly fierce global market competition, relying solely on first-class product quality can no longer guarantee a long-term competitive advantage for enterprises. therefore, this article conducts research on the collaborative optimization of supply chain intelligent management and industrial ai(artificial intelligence). by timely displaying the quality status of each link, intelligent management of goods is achieved, strengthening control and tracking of product quality, greatly improving the efficiency of the quality management system, and ensuring that enterprises can provide high-quality products as much as possible. incorporate supplier production flexibility, continuous research and development capabilities, and information technology into the criteria for selecting suppliers, seek higher quality suppliers, and establish strategic partnerships with suppliers. the research in this article is beneficial for improving the production and manufacturing efficiency of enterprises, and is an important theoretical exploration in the development process of intelligent manufacturing. keywords: intelligent management of supply chain; industry; ai; collaborative optimization. 1. introduction the development level of manufacturing industry directly reflects a country's comprehensive national strength, plays a decisive role in the national real economy, and is a powerful pillar of national economic development. in recent years, developed countries around the world have simultaneously launched national strategic development plans for the transformation and upgrading of manufacturing industry. china's macro-economy has been influenced by factors such as declining demographic dividend, trade protection, structural adjustment and environmental constraints, and the growth rate has dropped significantly. the turning point of industrial economy from high-speed growth to medium-highspeed growth has arrived [1]. it is urgent for the manufacturing industry to change its development mode and realize intelligent transformation. with the increasingly fierce competition in the global market, only relying on first-class product quality can no longer guarantee the long-term competitive advantage of enterprises. this is because customers are increasingly demanding on product quality and service level. if enterprises want to maintain and expand market share, they must improve their agility to ensure that enterprises can provide customers with low-cost and highquality goods in a timely manner in the unpredictable market [2-3]. therefore, more and more enterprises begin to pay attention to supply chain management. in this paper, the collaborative optimization of supply chain intelligent management and industrial ai is reasonably applied in daily work, so as to improve the efficiency and quality of management in an all-round way, and promote the common development of multi-agents while exerting the role of supply chain management. in this network, suppliers provide raw materials, which are processed by manufacturers and sent to customers through wholesalers and retailers [4]. the research in this paper is conducive to improving the manufacturing efficiency of enterprises, is a theoretical exploration of great significance in the development of intelligent manufacturing, and has important theoretical research significance and practical application value in promoting the transformation and upgrading of china's manufacturing industry to high efficiency, intelligence and automation [5]. 2. collaborative optimization of supply chain intelligent management and industrial ai 2.1. collaborative management optimization objectives optimize the traditional information sharing mode, establish a distributed database based on the supply chain, thereby reducing the threshold for edge enterprises to use data, improving the flow level of supply chain information, and achieving comprehensive collaboration of supply chain information. introducing smart contract technology to minimize human interference and improve the efficiency of information transmission, thereby accelerating the flow of supply chain information, reducing error probability, saving operational costs, reducing the consumption of human and material resources in the supply chain, and achieving an intelligent management model. adopting ai in the supply chain can achieve intelligence on the terminal, create intelligent products, form intelligent data, and carry out related intelligent businesses[6]. ai will provide an intelligent warehousing model for the material supply chain, forming an intelligent warehouse. enterprises upload their own data information to the system, and government departments can complete the filing and release relevant audit results based on the information[7]. on this basis, enterprises can easily identify their own shortcomings in a timely manner and make reasonable adjustments in accordance with relevant legal provisions to ensure product quality. 2.2. collaborative management optimization framework in this paper, the supplier-manufacturer-raw material supplier integrated supply chain is taken as the research 16 subject. by analyzing the influence of ai technology on supply chain information collaboration, the collaborative process is analyzed from the perspectives of logistics, inventory and procurement, which provides a new paradigm and reference for improving the automation and decentralization of supply chain information collaboration[8]. based on the ai mode, the supply chain of materials makes some adjustments to the warehouse in time, which makes the management of the warehouse effectively avoid some abnormal phenomena, or the situation that the goods in some warehouses are in short supply [9]. most supply chain enterprises have not formulated a standardized information sharing mechanism, which leads to more restrictive factors in improving the level of information collaboration, and the sustainability of system benefits is insufficient. in addition, some enterprises are satisfied with existing interests, and the stability of the relationship between cooperative enterprises is relatively low, resulting in a low level of information collaboration, which has a great impact on the realization of synergy [10]. establish an information collaboration system, and integrate the information of application layer, core layer and data layer of supply chain, so as to improve the intelligent level of information collaboration management and achieve the effect of decentralized management and control. the overall structure is shown in figure 1. figure 1. overall framework for information collaborative management optimization by utilizing the optimized supply chain information collaboration system, intelligent analysis is conducted on real-time data information of all enterprises in the supply chain, obtaining high-value information from three levels of the supply chain. under the premise of achieving decentralization and improving intelligence level, many goals such as demand forecasting, plan formulation, and automatic inventory management are achieved. such ai can enable different businesses and management processes to collaborate with each other, achieving a smooth circulation process and achieving the ultimate goal. 3. development trend of enterprise application supply chain intelligent management based on industrial ai 3.1. reduce the scale of supply warehouse with more optimized supply chain members the characteristics of the production process of process industry determine that the core of realizing the overall optimization of the whole production process is to realize the intelligent optimization decision of its operation parameters, that is, to optimize and adjust the operation parameters according to the characteristics of raw materials and production conditions to ensure the completion of production objectives, to increase the degree of information openness in the supply chain, to include upstream suppliers into the supply chain, to help upstream suppliers realize informationization and visualization, to realize the sharing of warehousing and transportation resources among suppliers, and to improve the collaborative management ability by using ai technology and cloud computing. with the increasingly fierce competition in the global market, only relying on first-class product quality can no longer guarantee the long-term competitive advantage of enterprises. this is because customers are increasingly demanding on product quality and service level. if enterprises want to maintain and expand market share, they must improve their agility to ensure that enterprises can provide customers with low-cost and high-quality goods in a timely manner in the unpredictable market. 3.2. meet the increasingly personalized needs of customers with faster response speed by utilizing ai technology, information sharing and coordinating the work plans of supply chain members can be maximized, thereby integrating the supply chain. the highly optimized supply chain management through ai technology can also ensure that enterprises timely evaluate their partners and screen out excellent enterprises that meet the requirements of the enterprise, establish unified performance standards with them, better manage all aspects of the supply chain, and monitor the overall supply chain. under the conditions of meeting various constraints of the process, search for a suitable set of controlled variables and select the appropriate set values of the controlled variables. when the process is affected by uncertain interference factors within a certain range, there is no need to change the set values of the controlled variables. the actual operating conditions can still be at the approximate optimal operating point, that is, the deviation between the actual objective function value of the industrial process and the optimal objective function value is reasonable within an acceptable range. therefore, more and more enterprises begin to pay attention to supply chain management. in this paper, the collaborative optimization of supply chain intelligent management and industrial ai is reasonably applied in daily work, so as to improve the efficiency and quality of management in an all-round way, and promote the common development of multi-agents while exerting the role of supply chain management and achieve product quality control through supplier supply of highquality and high-performance components, and collaborative development and management with suppliers. 3.3. intelligent integration of supply chain management and quality control supply chain management involves many links that need to be closely linked, and any issues related to product production will affect the quality of the final product. ai is fully utilized in supply chain management, where different process labels on the production line provide additional quality information, enabling the identification and tracking of raw materials, components, semi-finished products, and finished products. in this regard, this article constructs a 17 structural diagram of an industrial process intelligent optimization decision-making system, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. structure diagram of industrial process intelligent optimization decision-making system the overall structure of the integrated optimization decision-making and control system for the entire process consists of optimizing the target values of comprehensive production indicators, optimizing the target values of the entire process production indicators, multi-objective optimization of the target values of operational indicators, and process automation systems optimize comprehensive production indicators, full process production indicators, and operational indicators at different time scales in a hierarchical manner based on monthly, daily, and hourly cycles. by timely displaying the quality status of each link, intelligent management of goods is achieved, strengthening control and tracking of product quality, greatly improving the efficiency of the quality management system, and ensuring that enterprises can provide high-quality products as much as possible. combining push and pull supply chains, achieving large-scale production for the push part, diversified production for the pull part, and moving the push pull connection point as far back as possible while meeting diverse customer needs, strengthening manufacturing flexibility by achieving large-scale manufacturing. 4. conclusion the process manufacturing industry has the characteristics of high production continuity, numerous production equipment, strong coupling between variables, fixed products and large production capacity, etc. the whole management decision-making process of production enterprises still depends on people and knowledge workers. when the market demand and production factors change, it is difficult to make timely and accurate decision-making responses to enterprise objectives, planning and scheduling, operation indicators, production instructions and control instructions, and it is impossible to optimize the comprehensive production indicators such as product quality, output, consumption and cost of enterprises. introducing smart contract technology to minimize human interference and improve the efficiency of information 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[10] sang y, tan j. intelligent factory many-objective distributed flexible job shop collaborative scheduling method[j]. computers & industrial engineering, 2022, 164(55):107884107892. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 140 based on yolo v3 target recognition algorithm as vehicle tracking algorithm analysis zili zhang * sydney smart technology college, northeastern university, qinhuangdao, 066004, china * corresponding author email: zzl17731725321@hotmail.com abstract: traditional traffic information acquisition and acquisition are mainly implemented by sensors, and these traditional acquisition and acquisition systems have some great drawbacks. however, with the popularity of traffic monitoring, computer vision technology gradually has a platform foundation that can be applied to identify and track traffic conditions. in this paper, through the research of traditional and deep learning-based multi-target recognition algorithms and two common multi-target tracking algorithms, a solution of yolo v3 network combined with deep-sort algorithm is proposed. in this paper, a video of traffic information of urban roads is directly collected for areas with relatively large traffic flow. interval frames are extracted from the video data set to make relevant data sets for training and verification of yolo v3 neural networks. combined with the test results, an open source vehicle depth model dataset is used to train the vehicle depth feature weight file, and deep-sort algorithm is used to achieve the target tracking, which can realize the real-time and more accurate multi-target recognition and tracking of moving vehicles. keywords: vehicle identification; vehicle flow monitoring; multi-target tracking; yolov3; deep-sort. 1. introduction in the study of intelligent transportation system, it can be found that due to the demand for road target recognition, the collection, acquisition and recognition processing of main subject information such as vehicles and pedestrians on the road have become an extremely important subject. the process of collecting and acquiring traffic information in the past is mainly based on sensor systems, including wave frequency acquisition system and magnetic frequency acquisition system. these traditional data acquisition and acquisition systems have some major shortcomings in design, and both methods are easily interfered with by other factors, resulting in less accurate results, and their maintenance costs are also high. with the emergence of advanced image acquisition equipment, computer vision technology has obtained a large number of data sets and has been rapidly developed. at the same time, it has become more and more widely used in the field of intelligent transportation system. in addition, in the case of actual traffic video, because most of the vehicles themselves are in a moving state, it is very necessary to study the vehicles in a moving state. at the same time, the vehicles in most traffic videos appear in parallel and exist at the same time. the requirements for real-time robustness and accuracy are high. however, a large number of current algorithms cannot meet this requirement. therefore, the research of real-time recognition and tracking algorithm based on the actual situation of multi-target vehicles is of great significance for the automatic extraction of road traffic information and operation status management. the purpose of this paper is to study how to use the appropriate target recognition algorithm to identify the moving vehicle in the actual traffic video in the city, so as to achieve the requirement of obtaining the vehicle target information with high accuracy and fast. based on the current research on major traffic problems and intelligent transportation systems, the acquisition of such information will effectively determine whether a vehicle is speeding or violating regulations in specific traffic conditions, and can determine and track the specific location of illegal vehicles [1]. to a large extent, it can realize the intelligence of the traffic field. 2. research status at home and abroad with the development of intelligent optimization algorithm, deep learning and other technologies, relevant technicians began to focus on the application of this technology in the field of computer vision. with the efforts of many scholars, object recognition technology in traffic has also been vigorously developed and widely applied to all aspects of people's lives [2]. based on the analysis of modern traditional moving target recognition algorithms in china and abroad, it is found that the main research suggestions of researchers are basically to carry out practical application operations on how to introduce some new operators on the basis of fully considering the relevant theories of some motion recognition algorithms introduced above. therefore, the traditional algorithms are improved to solve the difficulties in practical application research. for example, kim et al. they put forward a research proposal that uses harris operator to replace the concept of sports field in traditional optical flow field algorithm [3]. using this calculation method can effectively reduce the calculation amount of traditional optical flow method and greatly improve the efficiency of target recognition. german scholars bernd kitt and benjiamin ranft [4] put forward a research proposal that combines extended kalman filtering with optical flow field calculation. this method can be used in the recognition algorithm of automatic monitoring system to identify multiple targets at the same time. minoh m put forward the three-frame difference method, which is improved based on the frame difference method. gan minggang combined edge recognition and three-frame difference for target recognition, and the recognition results 141 were more accurate. lin mingxiu et al. proposed a research method that first fused the fused inter-frame difference and background difference, and then added gray correlation analysis to determine the target state. however, for this topic, when the target to be identified is in a moving state, there may be some cases such as occlusion, so there are some problems and shortcomings in the above methods, resulting in the above algorithm is not particularly suitable for target recognition in this case. in order to solve the above problems, this paper introduces the target recognition algorithm based on neural network, which does not need to consider the relative motion state of the target and the camera under the driving environment and the occlusion, etc., and directly recognizes the vehicle target. the 1980s, with the development of computer hardware technology, video tracking technology entered a relatively rapid stage of development. wang qing, et al, they put forward a research proposal of integrating multidimensional hybrid gaussian model and interframe difference algorithm to realize an adaptive background modeling method [5]. in the early 21st century, search algorithms began to become the main research objects of target recognition and tracking algorithms, such as mean filter, particle filter and kalman filter [6,7], and researchers began to consider the use of relevant filtering methods to predict the motion state of the target. by making corresponding prediction of target position, the prediction result was generated, and then some optimization operations were performed on the prediction result, to be used for target tracking. then the error rate of the detector is given for the tracking results between different frames and the tracking is carried out continuously. when the target to be tracked is in a moving state, the methods such as interframe difference and background difference can not accurately judge the coherence of the target between the front and back frames, so this topic needs to use a different method to achieve. in this paper, on the basis of target recognition, i will introduce the concept of deep learning and use deep-sort algorithm, so as to achieve the purpose of real-time target tracking. 3. main research contents and methods 3.1. main research contents (1) completed the overall construction of the moving vehicle recognition and tracking system based on video. demand analysis and overall architecture design of the videobased moving vehicle recognition and tracking system are carried out. in the process of vehicle target recognition, a suitable target recognition algorithm for the vehicle in the traffic video of the research object of this paper is given by comparing various target recognition algorithms, and related analysis is carried out. in the process of vehicle target tracking, by comparing various target tracking algorithms, the appropriate target tracking algorithm for the vehicle in the traffic video of the research object of this paper is given, and the relevant analysis is carried out. (2) aiming at the demand of accuracy and real-time in traffic video, a solution of yolo v3 network combined with deep-sort algorithm is proposed. the yolo network is used as the baseline network, the network is trained with selfcollected data set, and the vehicle tracking algorithm is combined to obtain the vehicle detection results that can be used to initialize the tracking algorithm. after that, the vehicle detection results obtained by the above algorithm and deepsort are combined to realize vehicle tracking. (3) using self-collected data set, the video duration of the test set is 32s, and the training set includes 1166 pictures for training and verifying the target recognizer based on yolo network; the open-source vehicle depth feature dataset is used to train the model, and the depth feature weight file of deep-sort tracking algorithm is obtained. then on the basis of the weight file, the final measurement is raised the scheme has the advantage of being more accurate. 3.2. main research methods first of all, by consulting relevant books and literature, learn the relevant knowledge of deep learning, install programming software and related function libraries, and complete the preliminary preparation for design. then, the data set is made, the input video image is scaled normalized, the neural network is trained and tested, and the vehicle recognition function is realized. the vehicle target recognition frame identified by yolo v3 is compared with the kalman filter prediction frame from the previous frame, and the markov distance and minimum cosine distance of the feature vector between them are calculated respectively, and fused into a correlation matrix. the tracking prediction frame and the current frame identification frame are matched using the hungarian algorithm. if the matching fails, it is considered that the time t from the last matching to the target exceeds the set critical value, then the track is deleted, otherwise the track is maintained. if the match is successful, it is considered that the target is in the recognized state and has not been lost, which can be used as the final result 4. system implementation and result analysis 4.1. data set collection and processing the data set used in this project mainly includes two parts. the first part is the traffic data set collected from the middle part of the south second ring road of xi 'an city, which is mainly used for the training and testing of yolo v3 neural network. the collected vehicle data set is processed using labeling, and the vehicles are divided into five categories: car, taxi, minivan, truck and motorcycle, so as to facilitate and better identify the vehicle target. after the annotation is completed, the corresponding xml document is obtained. that is, pascal voc standard format annotations. in this format, the first column is the label name, the second column is the relative coordinate of the center point x, the third column is the relative coordinate of the center point y, the fourth column is the relative coordinate of the width, and the fifth column is the relative coordinate the high relative coordinate, in this case, corresponds to the reading of *xyxy in the yolo v3 object identifier in chapter 3. for this part of data set, it is divided into training set, verification set and test set according to training and identification requirements, in which the training verification set accounts for 80% of the total data set, the test set accounts for 20% of the total data set, 80% of the training verification set is the training set, and 20% is the verification set. after a trainable data set is obtained, the yolo v3 target recognizer is trained using this data set. then deep-sort can be trained based on this part of the data set, so as to achieve the functional purpose of tracking 142 vehicles. 4.2. implementation and effect analysis based on yolo v3 identifier 4.2.1. implementation process based on the design of yolo v3 identifier in 3.2 and the data set for yolo v3 target identifier in 4.1, the yaml file of data needs to be configured and copied from yolov3/data/ to the data set cars file. after opening, modify the corresponding image path, as well as nc (number of labels) and name (label name). at the same time, based on the universality and vastness of the coco dataset originally used by yolo, and containing a certain number of vehicles according to this paper, transfer learning method can be used to train the vehicle identification system. transfer learning methods can migrate depth and features, and can improve and enhance the broad performance of the model well, even for large data sets, and grow with a change in the number of layers n where a parameter is fixed, for two tasks with little similarity. the transfer distance between them increases faster than the transfer distance between two tasks with high similarity. the more similar the two sets of data, the worse the effect of deep feature transfer training. in the process of implementing transfer learning method, it is necessary to modify the nc number of the model file that you want to transfer training. here, based on the performance comparison diagram of each yolo v3 pre-training model in figure 2-6, the accuracy and speed are not bad, and the deployment of relatively lightweight yolov3m.pt file is actually the preferred weight file for this project. in the train.py source file given in the yolov3 source code, the main augment types are as follows, and their meanings are given here one by one: # --img unified input image size # --batch number of input images for each network training. the minimum performance is 1 # --epochs training times # --data the relative location of the data yaml file # -location of the cfg model yaml file # --weights position of the pre-trained model # --device training device (cpu or gpu) under the objective condition that the gpu of this project is nvidia geforce gtx 1050 ti 4g, certain compression processing is carried out on the original data set, and -img 640 and --batch 4 are selected as the input image scale. after 50 training sessions, it took 7.25 the training will be completed in an hour, and its effect analysis will be given in 4.2.2. after completing the training of yolo v3 based target recognizer, using the single frame image of the test data set as the original image, using powerpoint for video synthesis, thus synthesizing video for target recognition test. specific effects will be given in 4.2.2. 4.2.2. effect analysis in the process of training, the whole process can be visualized through the wandb library. the gpu is used for training. figure 4-4 and figure 4-5 show the cpu and gpu utilization during training. as can be seen from figure 4-4 cpu status during yolo training and figure 4-5 gpu status during yolo training, the cpu utilization reaches 44%, the overall status is stable, the gpu utilization reaches 16%, the memory usage is 2.9/4.0gb, and the overall status is stable. in the field of multi-object recognition, map is used as the evaluation index. after completing the training, we can get the figure of prc (precision-recall curve) as shown in fig. 1 below. figure 1. precision-recall curve at the same time, the map value of the training process can also be obtained, and the change trend of the value can be seen from the training results figure 2 below. figure 2. training result it can be concluded that the final training result is map@0.5 and 0.5567, map@0.5: 0.95 is 0.4919. it can be seen that map@0.5 is still relatively higher than map@0.5 of the official yolo v3 project, which shows that the training effect is considerable. in view of the simplicity of the data set and the condition of the experimental development environment, the training effect can be achieved with 50 training times. this weight file can be used as the weight file of the object recognition function of this subject, and meet the requirements of traffic video. 4.2.3. effect analysis firstly, the effect of extracted vehicle depth feature was analyzed. during the completion of training, the function values of weight_loss, triplet_loss and total_loss of this depth feature remained stable at about 1.8, 0.58 and 4 respectively, indicating good training effect. figure 3, 4, and 5 shows the changes of the weight_loss, triplet_loss, and total_loss loss functions. at the same time, the image of the classification accuracy change process can also be obtained, as shown in figure 6. we can clearly see that the final accuracy is infinitely close to 1, which shows that the accuracy is also a high degree. finally, the video-based vehicle identification and tracking system designed and implemented in this subject is tested. this test is based on the pre-trained yolo v3 vehicle identification weight file best-pt and deep-sort vehicle tracking weight file mars.pt to identify and track video vehicles in the test set. figure 7 shows the effect. 143 figure 3. changes in the weight_loss function for tracker depth feature training figure 4. changes of the triplet_loss function during tracker depth feature training figure 5. change of total_loss function in depth feature training of the tracker figure 6. changes in the classification_accuracy function of tracker depth feature training figure 7. effect of video-based vehicle identification and tracking system 144 the box in the figure represents the target recognition box generated based on the target recognition, and the arabic digit label represents the id in the deep-sort algorithm. it can be seen that all vehicles with target identification boxes can be assigned ids to complete the tracking effect. 5. conclusion the urban traffic data set is used to train the target recognition neural network, and the vehicle appearance data set is used to train the depth feature neural network required for target tracking. based on the trained weights, the target recognition system and the overall tracking system are respectively realized, and the effect analysis is given respectively. the verification achieves the purpose that the system designed in this subject can effectively identify and track vehicles in traffic scenes. this paper has conducted in-depth research on vehicle and tracking based on traffic scenarios and achieved certain results. however, for complex and flexible traffic scenarios, the technical route and design system proposed in this paper still need further research and improvement, mainly in the following aspects. the data set used in this project is the traffic data set actually collected, with a very limited number, with a total of more than 1700 photos. the data set is limited to traffic video streams in daytime and cloudy days, and does not take into account other weather conditions such as sunny, rainy and snowy days and nighttime conditions. the data set used in this project still has certain limitations in real-time performance, which has certain defects for the whole system. the actual data set only reaches 6-8 fps, which will lead to certain fluency in the playback of the recognition video, so it can be seen that there is a certain phenomenon of frame drop. at the same time, map values are heavily influenced by this aspect of the data set. it is necessary to further consider the use of better equipment to collect more real-time image data sets. the experimental equipment used in this subject is relatively backward, and there are certain calculation errors and time 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(2012) tracking-learningdetection. ieee transaction on pattern analysis and machine intelligence, 34(7):1409-22. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 33 a zero‐cost darts base on multi‐step optimization minghui zhang * department of software, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, china * corresponding author email: 1204616897@qq.com abstract: darts has achieved great result in image classification field, the accuracy predictor and computation costs are the key of dnas algorithm. searching for a high-performance architecture always costs large amount of computation. with a gradient-based bi-level optimization, darts using one-step optimization which makes the process available within a few gpu day, because of the one-step optimization , there exists a great gap between the architectures in search and evaluation. in this paper, we propose a zero-cost darts method which using multi-step optimization to address the above issues. to further reduce the computational requirements, we use the zen-score to estimate architectures in evaluation stage. experiments on cifar-10 and our private data sets show that our algorithm play a certain role in solving the above problems. keywords: zero-cost darts; multi-step; zen-nas. 1. introduction with the development of the deep learning over the past few years, the focus of machine learning has shifted from feature design to architecture design. the quality of architecture has become a crucial part of machine learning. generally, a high-quality architecture can not only obtain high-precision prediction results, but also save a lot of computing resources[1]. to address different computer vision problems, a large number of architecture has been designed manually[2][3][4]. designing a man-made architecture requires lots of expert knowledge and take much time. neural architecture search (nas) is an automated and efficient algorithm which requires no specialized knowledge. the core idea of nas is to search the large architecture space for an architecture that meets the needs of the target task[1], and existing nas methods can be divided to three categories, including one-shot methods, reinforcement-learning (rl) and evolution (ea) methods[5]. rl and ea methods requires a lot of computation overheads, to improve the search cost, weight-sharing-base methods are proposed which named one-shot methods. the key of the one-shot methods is training a supernet which covering all the candidate network[6]. recently, darts[7] was proposed recently, which is a differentiable nas algorithm based on one-shot method, it narrowed the nas search time to a few gpu days, and greatly saves computing resources. in some previous work, it was mentioned that darts has a performance collapse in the architecture search process[8][9], because of due to its one-step optimization and the transitional use of skip. in our engineering projects, darts 'search time was too long and not very efficient. in this work, we propose a novel multi-step optimized darts, which use the zero-cost proxy, dubbed zen-score. zero-score only required a few forward propagation, which using random gaussian inputs on randomly initialized network[10]. in our experiment, the improved algorithm limits the abuse of skip, thus reducing the performance collapse, and the accuracy is comparable to sota. 2. related works neural architecture search[1] is a great way to automate the search for neural networks. although [3][4][6][17][20] use weight sharing to reduce the computational cost, we still need to spend a large number of computational cost on a deep learning task. darts was the first algorithm to make the discrete search space continuous, this differentiable search space can be optimized using gradient descent, ultimately reducing the search time to a few gpu days. darts uses a one-step optimization strategy, which has two drawbacks. darts uses a one-step optimization strategy, which has two drawbacks. the first is that the skip operation can be abused during the search process and lead to accuracy collapse[8][9][22]. the second is that one-step optimization is easy to overfit and fall into local optimal solutions. in the nas algorithm, the largest time cost comes from the training of the neural network, and during the search process, the number of candidate networks to be trained is too large, even with darts and its derivatives, it is very computationally expensive. the zen score metric enables you to test the performance of a neural network without using samples for supervised learning, so using zen scores allows you to avoid spending computational resources and time on training candidate network architectures. the most common metric is the neural tangent kernel[11], and its derivatives ncn[12], f norm[13]. zen-nas[14] uses the lga metric to evaluate the performance of candidate architectures in nas, which is a derived metric of ntk and uses both label information and ntk metric. our approach is to use two hyperparameters to balance ntk and label information. 3. method 3.1. preliminaries of darts darts [9] uses a stack of normal cells and reduced cells to form the final network. there exist n nodes in the cell, and each node represents a potential expression. a directed link edge , between every two nodes represents an information transfer from node i to node j. in other words, a cell is represented as a dag graph. each edge (i,j) contains some candidate operations (e.g., convolution, pooling). darts applies continuous relaxation to synthesize the outputs of different operations. let be an input of node i and let , be an operation of edge (i, j). for any intermediate 34 node j, its input is the weighted sum of the outputs of all predecessor nodes: ∑ , (1) let o be a set of all candidate operations, each candidate operation o is a function whose role is to feature map the input , , is the set of candidate operations between edge (i, j): , o , , o , , . . . , o , (2) let , denote the architectural weights vector. to optimize with gradient descent, darts uses softmax over all candidate operations to make the search space continuous: ̅ , ∑ , ∑ ,∈ ∈ (3) darts is a bilevel optimization problem, is the upperlevel variable and w is the weight of the neural network as the lower-level variable: min ∗ , (4) s. t. w∗ argmin w, (5) darts applies one-step optimization to update the architecture parameter a. specifically, the lower-level variable w is-first updated using one-step gradient descent based on , . then the w parameter is kept constant and the upper-level variable a is updated using onestep gradient descent based on , , . where is learning rate. many previous works [14][15][18][21] have pointed out that the double optimization of darts causes the final model accuracy to collapse, and this is also true in our project. in the next section we describe the causes and our improvements. 3.2. multi-step optimization our target task is to identify the age of a person, and darts does not perform well in our task. our target task is age recognition of people, and darts does not perform well in our task. we analyze the main reasons, because the singlestep optimization of darts is easy to fall into local optima, and the data of our task are all faces, which contain too many identical features, darts is not efficient to find a high accuracy model. we have made adjustments to the single-step optimization strategy of darts. we have made adjustments to the singlestep optimization strategy of darts. first let darts optimize the network parameters w using equation (6) n times, where n is a hyperparameter. then a one-step optimization strategy is used to update the architecture parameter as in equation (7). using this strategy, the architecture parameter of darts are a slow learning process, while the shared network parameters w of the darts is a fast learning process. the faster convergence of w ensures better learning of image features during the search process, thus improving the accuracy of the final architecture searched by darts. we refer to this approach as multi-darts. ′ , , (6) ′, (7) however, we found in our experiments that the time cost of darts with this strategy is greatly increased. suppose that in one-step optimized darts, the time cost of training w is t1, while the time cost of training a architecture parameter is t2, then the total time cost is t1+t2. however, in our method, w is trained using multi-step optimization, the total time cost is n*t1+t2. in other words, the time cost of w training is improved to n times. 3.3. zen-score zen-score allows us to train neural networks without using labeled data. these methods use information inside the architecture to improve the accuracy of the architecture. just like the neural tangent kernel (ntk), it uses the number of linear regions inside the network as a metric. the higher the number of linear regions, the better the accuracy of the network[11]. specifically, the network weights w are first randomly initialized. input x is randomly sampled from a gaussian distribution. then the ntk of this network is calculated based on the input x, and the loss function is designed based on the ntk and the gradient descent algorithm is used to optimize the network weights w. let f be f mapping function, θ a trainable set of weight parameters, and θ a randomly initialized weight. ntk can be expressed as equation (9). f x f x θ θ f x (8) ntk x, x′ f x , f x′ (9) f x is a jacobian matrix. it can be seen that the essence of ntk is the dot product of two gradient vectors, which represents the condensed expression of the gradient value and gradient correlation [14]. in our project, ntk did not perform well. because ntk and network accuracy are positively correlated on the premise that ntk cannot change too much during training, and the learning rate should be small enough [16]. in our target task, the variation of ntk is large, so we make improvements to the traditional ntk. the output of the bn layer can similarly be used as zen-score. the output of bn layer does not need too many assumptions to express the classification ability of the network [16]. we find through experiments that bn as zen-score is not as effective as ntk in our target task, and when they are used together, the effect is higher than that of using one alone. let β , β be two hyperparameters, and the final zen-score used is as in (10). zen f β log ntk β (10) to summarize, our algorithm first trains the searched subarchitectures using zen-score and updates the shared weights w. after m epochs (m is a hyperparameter), the labeled data will be used to train the searched subarchitectures and the shared weights w will be updated. with this method, the time overhead of training the searched candidate network is negligible during the first m epochs. 4. experiments 4.1. datasets in this section, we conduct several experiments to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method. the datasets we have used include cifar-10 and the datasets in our project. 4.2. search space the parameter settings are described next. the search space is the same as darts[9], using normal cells and reduction cells, and the alternative operations for each connected edge are: 3 × 3 and 5 × 5 separable convolutions, 3 × 3 and 5 × 5, dilated separable convolutions, 3 × 3 max pooling, 3 × 3 average pooling, identity, and zero. each cell consists of 7 nodes, and the output node is concatenated by all intermediate nodes. 35 4.3. searching on cifar-10 we tested our algorithm on cifar-10 and achieved an error rate of 2.56%, a 0.44% improvement over darts, and a time cost of 2gpu days, 0.25gpu days longer than darts. 4.4. performance on the project our target task is to judge the age of a person based on an image, divided into four classes, child, young adult, old adult, and non-human. the original darts is for binary classification, so we need to make some 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[22] chen j t q. progressive darts: bridging the optimization gap for nas in the wild[j].international journal of computer vision, 2021, 129(3). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 70 exploration of teaching reform of information technology fundamentals course in vocational colleges based on blended teaching yanbin chen * chongqing vocational institute of safety & technology, chongqing, 404000, china * corresponding author email: 1002447904@qq.com abstract: "fundamentals of information technology" is a fundamental course in vocational colleges, mainly aimed at cultivating students' information technology application skills, sustainable development professional literacy and abilities. traditional classroom teaching is no longer able to meet the personalized learning needs of students, and its effectiveness in improving their practical skills is not significant. this article analyzes the current situation of traditional teaching in this course and proposes a curriculum teaching reform strategy based on blended learning mode. in response to the strong hands-on ability of vocational college students, a combination of online preview by students before class and offline q&a by classroom teachers is mainly adopted to guide students in independent exploratory learning, and process evaluation and assessment are adopted to form a student-centered classroom teaching method, allowing students to participate in the entire process of classroom teaching. while enhancing students' learning enthusiasm and initiative, it effectively enhances their computer practical skills. keywords: vocational college students; blended learning; course on fundamentals of information technology; teaching reform. 1. introduction the basic course of information technology is a compulsory or limited elective public basic course for students of various majors in vocational colleges; the study of the course is beneficial for enhancing the information awareness of vocational college students, enhancing their computational thinking, promoting their digital innovation and development, and laying a foundation for their career development through informatization. however, the current teaching of information technology fundamentals still adopts the traditional teaching method of computer fundamentals, ignoring the personalized learning needs of students, and the teaching effect is not significant. with the trend of further improving the level of modern education informatization, online teaching has gradually become normalized, and blended learning has also achieved largescale development during this period. teachers can fully utilize network resources, audio-visual images, and other resources as supplements and improvements to traditional classroom teaching content. on the basis of traditional teaching methods, students and teachers work together to implement the teaching process in an organized manner according to a unified teaching plan and set teaching objectives. in this process, both teachers and students play important roles, fully tapping into the subjective initiative of students and deeply participating in the teacher's teaching implementation process, rather than passively listening. this new teaching model can precisely solve the current difficulties faced by the course of information technology fundamentals. 2. the current situation of traditional teaching in the course of information technology fundamentals 2.1. students lack initiative. information technology fundamentals highlights strong practicality and requires students to actively engage in classroom learning. however, in teaching, teachers often occupy a dominant position in the classroom for a long time, and the teaching methods, concepts, and content are often determined by the teacher alone. the content and explanation mode taught also revolve around the traditional ideas and concepts of the teacher. students are moved in the information technology basic classroom, lacking initiative and enthusiasm, and ignoring the student's main role in the classroom. 2.2. teaching methods are outdated. from a holistic perspective, the teaching mode of "fundamentals of information technology" has always been in a lagging state, with excessive emphasis on explaining basic knowledge, which fundamentally consumes and occupies a lot of classroom teaching time. for a long time, the main teaching content of "fundamentals of information technology" has still remained at the stage of computer basic operations teaching mainly focused on office automation, such as graphic and text editing, table processing, and presentation production; teaching methods and forms mainly rely on traditional lectures, demonstrations, and exercises; in terms of the technical means used in the teaching process, besides the essential computer as a tool form, it is probably one of the worst courses combined with modern educational information technology. 71 2.3. the course evaluation method is single. course evaluation is one of the important links in teaching. at present, the teaching content of the basic courses of information technology in vocational colleges mainly focuses on teaching office or wps office software, and in most cases, the main content of classroom practice is office software operation questions. the course evaluation methods include regular performance and final assessment. the usual performance is mainly reflected in attendance and classroom performance, while the final assessment focuses on completing corresponding module operation exercises on the computer. the testing method is outdated, and new generation information technology knowledge such as expandable knowledge, big data, and information security are not covered, which cannot fully reflect the actual mastery of knowledge by students. many teachers focus on theoretical teaching modules that are beneficial to exam results, neglecting practical teaching content. therefore, there is an urgent need for a new teaching model to solve the problems existing in traditional teaching. 3. teaching design of information technology fundamentals course based on blended learning 3.1. blended teaching mode the blended teaching mode is a curriculum reform aimed at achieving the goal of cultivating applied talents it aims to establish a classroom that encourages students to be active and constantly think, and improve their logical thinking ability and professional knowledge ability. the specific process of blended learning is to integrate micro course resources, stimulate self-learning ability, analyze academic data, strengthen knowledge points, break through spatial distance, and stimulate students' learning interest. layered group construction is used to achieve flexible exploration activities, and online social interaction is applied to promote offline cooperation. the comparison with traditional teaching models is shown in table 1. table 1. comparative analysis results of traditional teaching mode and blended teaching mode category traditional teaching mode blended learning mode teaching form offline teaching offline teaching+online teaching teaching methods teacher centered preaching style teaching teachers and students engage in collaborative inquiry based interactive teaching learning style collective and individualistic individual learning behavior proactive and personalized learning behavior teaching evaluation outcome evaluation process evaluation from table 1, it can be seen that blended learning is an improvement and optimization of traditional teaching methods, mainly achieved through the integration of online teaching and offline traditional classroom teaching to achieve more efficient teaching. blended learning is an effective way to effectively solve the dilemma of traditional teaching models. students have transformed from passive to active, truly achieving a teacher led and student-centered teaching model. a complete process evaluation can comprehensively evaluate students and enable them to achieve proactive and personalized learning. 3.2. teaching reform strategy for the course "fundamentals of information technology" based on blended learning mode. 3.2.1. teaching according to individual needs and implementing hierarchical and blended learning. teachers should base themselves on a comprehensive understanding of the students in the class, analyze their individual differences, and follow the principle of individualized teaching to carry out layered and blended teaching. firstly, teachers can grasp the computer application level of the students in the class through a survey and group them according to their level; secondly, teachers can develop scientific curriculum training plans based on the strengths and weaknesses of different groups, thereby carrying out hierarchical education and developing reasonable scoring standards and reward and punishment mechanisms for different groups. guide group students to learn through cooperative exploration and division of labor training, promote cooperation and mutual assistance among class students, cultivate a spirit of cooperation and collective responsibility, and help stimulate students' interest in learning; finally, teachers should hand over the autonomy of learning to students, enabling them to autonomously identify and solve problems, thereby enhancing their practical abilities in applying computers. 3.2.2. integrate resources and innovate diverse blended teaching methods. firstly, teachers should make full use of the convenience and intuitiveness of network information technology and multimedia devices to provide students with richer learning channels, thereby improving the shortcomings of traditional teaching models where theoretical knowledge is too abstract and rigid, and stimulating students' enthusiasm for learning and participation. secondly, teachers should prioritize the initiative of students in self-directed learning, fully tap into available online teaching materials, and guide students to explore independently based on classroom knowledge, thereby expanding their knowledge horizons and achieving a dual development of application ability and logical thinking ability. finally, teachers should focus on enhancing the core literacy of students in the field of computer science, with a focus on cultivating their entrepreneurial spirit. they should continuously innovate diverse and blended teaching methods, such as flipped classroom teaching, case teaching, and situational introduction, to carry out interesting practical training on computers. while enhancing students' enthusiasm for independent exploration, they should ensure the effective implementation of practical teaching in this course. 72 4. implementation of blended learning based teaching for the course "fundamentals of information technology" 4.1. building a blended learning based online learning platform. building an online learning platform is the most important underlying guarantee for blended learning. when constructing, special attention should be paid to its open characteristics, and links such as pre class teaching preparation, in class teaching interaction, and post class feedback evaluation should be organically integrated into the online teaching platform, such as the wisdom tree platform, rain classroom, etc. to ensure the teaching level of blended learning and the learning effectiveness of students, the learning platform is used. due to the special nature of information technology basic course teaching, the course teaching platform and the course practical operation platform are usually located in different software. in response to the needs of information technology basic course online learning platforms, tencent classroom or dingtalk are usually used for live course teaching, the selection of a practical platform for the wisdom tree course facilitates students to access computer programming software. this hybrid teaching method fully embodies the advantages of combining online courses with offline management 4.2. improve teaching content based on blended learning. firstly, it is necessary to classify the teaching content and summarize the knowledge points of different units based on the teaching objectives of the information technology basic course. prepare the video content for this unit on the teaching platform, which can be self recorded or imported online learning resources. however, the content must meet the teaching requirements, be vivid and practical. secondly, prepare practice questions online, including theoretical selftest questions and computer operation questions as needed. self test questions are mainly used to test the effectiveness of students' self-directed learning. depending on the difficulty level, design several targeted operation questions, some of which are aimed at mastering basic operations, while others are challenging questions to better enhance students' operation skills and meet the needs of students at different levels. for the basic information technology courses under blended learning, the preparation work in the early stage of teaching is particularly important. for example, online preparation of teaching resources, verification of teaching environment compliance, and real-time display of learning results. this enables students to master the basic process before class and prepare for the subsequent implementation of blended learning. for the form of blended learning, due to the high requirements for practical courses, teachers should optimize the advantages of traditional teaching methods, accurately design offline interactive teaching processes, and especially not overly rely on online teaching. teaching should be student-centered, with appropriate prompts or demonstrations at key points, and placed on online learning platforms for students to repeatedly watch during online learning, thereby deepening their understanding of relevant knowledge. in the course, the advantages of group discussions and collaborative exploration should be fully utilized to stimulate students' enthusiasm for learning. 4.3. specific measures for blended learning. firstly, clarify the chapter learning objectives, set preview tasks, check the completion of online learning by students before class, and answer and organize questions raised by students online. finally, based on the preview situation, targeted classroom activities and tasks will be released. in addition, the online platform's functions such as random selection and answering can be utilized to enhance participation and fun, and it is also convenient to track student participation. students practice according to the requirements, and the teacher provides guidance and focuses on explaining the problems that students encounter. within the designated time, students upload their homework to the teaching platform, facilitating the teacher's centralized evaluation and analysis. the theoretical knowledge part of the course mainly solves the feedback problems that students have in online self-directed learning. it can be considered to group students according to the feedback problems, and discuss within the group. the teacher can then concentrate on explaining the results of the discussion. for practical knowledge, the teacher should extract some practical problems closely related to the course content using a project-based design method, on the basis of teacher guidance, let students operate and implement. this not only trains students' knowledge application and innovation abilities, but also enhances their confidence and pride in achieving results, which helps them internalize their independent knowledge and self-evaluation. 5. conclusion based on the blended learning model, it not only better fits the learning psychology of students, but also effectively solves the opposition between online learning and classroom teaching, thereby improving students' learning enthusiasm. from the results of blended learning, it can not only significantly enhance the teaching effectiveness and pertinence of information technology basic courses, but also greatly help students develop and progress in the internet era. blended learning has very high requirements for teachers. not only does it require a teacher's teaching ability, but it also demands a high level of energy from the teacher. this requires the support of school policies, such as organizing collective lesson preparation among subject teachers, reducing teacher meetings and research requirements, etc. in the future, we will promote the widespread application of blended learning models in teaching, continuously improve classroom teaching effectiveness, and create a personalized and autonomous learning environment for students. references [1] liu juanjuan. hybrid teaching design based on "rain classroom" taking the computer basic course of ethnic preparatory course in m university as an example [j]. 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[5] liu yiwen, yao dunhong, yang yujun, et al. research and practice on strategies for improving the effectiveness of blended teaching in computer basic theoretical courses [j]. journal of huaihua university, 2021, 40 (5): 111-118. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 15 research and analysis of vegetable pricing and replenishment decisions chunli jiang *, guo chen college of mathematics and science, chengdu university of technology, chengdu, 610059, china * corresponding author: chunli jiang (email: 2229137093@qq.com) abstract: this paper uses lstm to conduct a prediction study on the ps dataset to establish a revenue maximization optimization model by limiting the actual cost of a category that fluctuates within 10% of two adjacent days, using seven-day revenue as the objective function, and using the actual daily supplemental cost of each category as the decision variable. taking the unit cost profit of a category as a category, the ratio of seven-day total profit to seven-day total supplemental cost, and based on cost-plus pricing, the cost price of an individual product for the next seven days can be estimated based on the unit cost profit of the corresponding category, so as to further estimate the pricing as the basis for pricing decisions. the monte carlo method is used to optimize the optimization objectives within different profit fluctuation percentage intervals using genetic algorithm, with a view to providing some implications for forecasting research in other fields. keywords: lstm; genetic algorithm; monte carlo; optimization models. 1. introduction with the rapid development of the logistics industry, the variety of vegetables in supermarkets far beyond the ancient times, the origin is not the same [1]. but vegetables fresh goods short shelf life, quality with the increase in time and deterioration, most varieties such as the day not sold, the next day can not be sold this problem has always existed in the market operation [2]. therefore, in order to reduce the loss of the best-selling products, supermarkets need to be replenished every day to make decisions is very important [3]. in terms of replenishment, superstores usually carry out purchase transactions from 3:00-4:00 a.m., and need to make replenishment decisions for each vegetable category on the same day based on the sales data of previous days, without knowing the exact single product and purchase price [4]. in terms of sales pricing, vegetables are generally priced on a "cost-plus pricing" basis, with discounts usually applied to goods that are damaged or have deteriorated in quality. from the supply side, vegetables are available in abundance from april to october, and the large amount of vegetables available makes the cost of vegetables fall, so it is important to utilize the sales space in supermarkets and maximize the market demand [5]. under the constant change of market supply and demand, shopping malls need to consider the shelf life of vegetables, the rational use of sales space, and strive to get the maximum benefit of the situation to analyze the correlation between different categories of vegetables or different single products, to formulate the total amount of replenishment and pricing strategy is the way of survival of the superstore [6]. 2. source of data the dataset used in this paper is derived from the 2023 higher education society cup mathematical modeling competition c questions. according to the vp dataset, analyzing the line graphs of vegetables between different categories and items, then calculate the spearman coefficients, and carry out the p-test, and finally give the correlation results between different categories and different items. 3. analysis of different categories of vegetables 3.1. preprocessing of data the dataset gives the product information of six vegetable categories distributed by a superstore and the sales flow details of each product of the superstore from july 1, 2020 to june 30, 2023, merging the same information of the two annexed tables and making a line graph of the total monthly sales volume qi of each category. figure 1. folded trend charts between species figure 1 lists the folded trend graph of total monthly sales of cauliflower and foliage and eggplant, respectively. there is a clear positive correlation between the total monthly sales of cauliflower and foliage, and a clear negative correlation between the total monthly sales of cauliflower and foliage: the simultaneous increase and decrease in sales of cauliflower and foliage under the passage of time, and the opposite trend in sales of cauliflower and eggplant. 3.2. analysis between different individual products of vegetables figure 2. folded trend chart between individual items 16 the total monthly sales volume between individual items in different categories also showed correlation. as shown in figure 2, in the same category, the sales volume of each item shows cyclical changes, such as broccoli, broccoli with green pedicel and purple cabbage in cauliflower category show peak sales in august-october and januarymarch of the following year, and eggplant, eggplant with green pedicel, eggplant with round pedicel, eggplant with flower in eggplant category show good sales in januarymarch and june-august of each year, and the sales volume is lower than that in the same period of time in septembernovember. as shown in figure 2, the total monthly sales of each item in the same category are positively correlated, such as broccoli and green cauliflower in the cauliflower category, which show an increase in sales in july-september and a decrease in october-december of the same year; such as purple eggplants and green eggplants in the eggplant category, which show an increase in sales in march-june of the same year, reaching a peak in june, and then a decrease in julyoctober, and then drop to the lowest level. 3.3. correspondence analysis correspondence analysis, also known as correlation analysis and r-q factor analysis, is a newly developed technique of statistical analysis of multivariate dependent variables in recent years, which reveals the links between variables by analyzing the interaction summary table composed of qualitative variables. it can reveal the differences between categories of the same variable and the correspondence between categories of different variables [7]. alternatively, correlation analysis is the discovery of links between different goods (items) in a transaction database. correspondence analysis of different types of vegetables in different months was analyzed to obtain a correspondence analysis table in table 1. table 1. calculated results singular value principal inertia cardinality contribution rate cumulative contribution rate 0.156581543 0.02451778 3849.094598 0.652228016 0.652228016 0.088439592 0.007821561 1227.922346 0.208071102 0.860299118 0.053940025 0.002909526 456.7722788 0.077399936 0.937699054 0.041461678 0.001719071 269.8803088 0.045731144 0.983430198 0.024957409 0.000622872 97.7859492 0.016569802 1 1.16784e 16 1.36384e 32 2.14112e 27 3.62813e 31 1 table 1 shows that 86.03% of the total chi-square statistic can be illustrated by the first two dimensions, which represent the relationship between the rows and columns of points, and the corresponding analytical plots of the broad categories are given in the scatterplot of the same coordinate system for the 6 sample points and the 12 variable points as shown in figure. 3. figure 3. folded trend chart between individual items in general, the categorization of different variables falling in roughly the same area in the same direction from the origin (0,0) of the graph is associated with each other. the closer the scatters are to each other, the more obvious the tendency of association is; the farther the scatters are from the origin, the more obvious the tendency of association is. from the correspondence analysis chart, we can see that there is a certain correlation between different categories and different months: leafy and cauliflower vegetables are closer to the months of july, august and september; tomato vegetables are closer to the months of may and june. this is also confirmed in the time series trend chart [8]. the sales volume of leafy and cauliflower vegetables will reach its peak in august and september, and the sales volume of eggplant vegetables will reach its peak in may and june. this can further illustrate that the sales volume of different categories of vegetables has a certain periodicity in the distribution of time. 3.3.1. calculation of spearman's correlation coefficient and explanation of the test correspondence analysis and calculation of spearman's correlation coefficient for each category and testing its significance. sorting the data: first, the monthly total sales for each category are sorted in ascending order and each category is assigned a rank. the rank indicates the relative position of each category in the overall data set. if there are multiple identical observations, they can be assigned an average rank. fall difference calculation: for each pair of categories and their total monthly sales, calculate the difference in rank between the two categories (e.g., ∆ ), where is the rank of the first category and is the rank of the second category. the data were transformed into ordinal variables to calculate the spearman coefficients [9]. calculation of spearman's coefficient: since the values are non-numerical, the original data , is not used directly, but the rank , of the data is used instead of , in the formula (1) of spearman's correlation coefficient, where the values of and are the ranks. the range of values is limited to 1 ∼ . equation for calculating spearman's correlation coefficient: 1 6∑ where, is spearman's coefficient, is sample size: ∑   ∑   3.3.2. significance test null hypothesis: the null hypothesis is that there is no significant correlation between the two variables (p= 0). p-value calculation: using the nature of the distribution of the spearman's correlation coefficient, the probability of 17 observing the spearman's correlation coefficient or the more extreme case under the null hypothesis is calculated (the pvalue). the p-value indicates the evidence for rejecting the null hypothesis. significance level selection: a significance level (usually 0.05 or 0.01) is selected to indicate the extent to which the null hypothesis is willing to be rejected. decision-making: based on the comparison of the p-value to the significance level, a decision can be made whether to reject the null hypothesis. if the p-value is less than the level of significance, the null hypothesis is rejected as there is a significant spearman correlation between the two variables; if the p-value is greater than the level of significance, the null hypothesis cannot be rejected, indicating that there is not enough evidence to support the existence of a significant correlation. for between individual items, the amount of sales data for some of the individual items is zero, there is no sales record for that part of the item and this data may lead to limitations in the analysis because it is not possible to take into account all the observations. therefore, this sales data cannot be used as a basis for correlation analysis. 3.3.3. correlation results across categories results of spearman's coefficient between categories can be shown in table 2. table 2. spearman's coefficient table spearman's coefficient category cabbage foliage peppers eggplant mushrooms aquatic roots category cabbage 1 0.69472 0.31017 0.07619 0.46229 0.42677 foliage 0 1 0.48777 -0.04324 0.57812 0.44788 peppers 0 0 1 -0.16963 0.49035 0.31634 eggplant 0 0 0 1 -0.44685 -0.46667 mushrooms 0 0 0 0 1 0.66924 aquatic roots 0 0 0 0 0 1 results of the p-value test can be shown in table 3. table 3. p-value test table p-value category cabbage foliage peppers eggplant mushrooms aquatic roots category cabbage 0 0 0.06562 0.65874 0.00453 0.00944 foliage 0 0 0.00255 0.80226 0.00022 0.00616 peppers 0 0 0 0.32265 0.0024 0.0615 eggplant 0 0 0 0 0.00629 0.00412 mushrooms 0 0 0 0 1 0.00001 aquatic roots 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.3.4. combining spearman's coefficient and p-value analysis among categories according to the p-value table, the p-values of foliar, cauliflower, capsicum, tomato, edible mushrooms, and aquatic roots and tubers were all less than 0.05, which means that a significance level of 0.05 or lower rejects the evidence that there is no correlation between the two vegetable categories. this data provides enough support to prove that there is correlation between vegetable categories and it is not likely to be caused by random factors. table 4 gives the results of the correlation between the categories: table 4. correlation results strength of correlation category cabbage foliage peppers eggplant mushrooms aquatic roots category cabbage positive correlation positive correlation no correlation positive correlation positive correlation foliage positive correlation no correlation positive correlation negative correlation peppers no correlation positive correlation negative correlation eggplant negative correlation negative correlation mushrooms positive correlation aquatic roots there are a large number of single products, and those with correlation coefficients above 0.7 in absolute value and passed the test were screened out. the following figure shows the correlation coefficients and p-value test results between two items. table 5 shows some correlation results between individual products. 4. predictive modeling 4.1. constructing regression equations constructing regression equations to control variables: regression analysis can be used to control for the effects of other variables in order to more accurately study the effect of the independent variable of interest on the dependent variable. this can have significant effects on experimental design and causal inference. identifying critical factors: by analyzing the magnitude and significance of regression coefficients, it is possible to determine which independent variables are most important in explaining the variability of the dependent variable. this helps to identify key factors and optimize decision making. for a broad category, the total sales volume of the category on each day is regressed on the total cost and total profit of the category on that day. however, considering that the total 18 cost and total profit may interact with each other, a multivariate linear regression is performed by including ∗ as one of the independent variables. the coefficients of the results are tested. if the coefficient of interaction fails the t test, the interaction effect of the category is eliminated. in addition, various types of tests were performed on the model. these include. table 5. individual product relevance results item spearman's correlation p-value correlation baokang alpine cabbage red bell pepper (portion) 0.82884 4.3053e 10/.000 positive correlation local yellow cabbage yellow cabbage (1) 0.82786 4.7063e 10 positive correlation chinese cabbage apricot mushroom (1) 0.80024 4.7011e 09 positive correlation cordyceps (portion) millet pepper(portion) 0.80139 4.3049e 09 positive correlation spinach(portion) green pepper -0.76526 5.4544e 08 negative correlation lotus root(portion) amaranth -0.72271 6.4397e 07 negative correlation green stalks and flowers(portion) small bok choy (1) -0.78642 1.3069e 08 negative correlation small pepper (portion) yunnan lettuce -0.82606 5.5303e 10 negative correlation chinese cabbage cucumber -0.62373 4.1207e 10 negative correlation calculation of actual costs     ∗ 1 4.2. lstm model predicts sales data figure 4. plot of the fit to the test set of macro eggplant vegetables lstm is a variant of recurrent neural network (rnn), which aims to solve the problem of gradient vanishing and gradient explosion in traditional rnn models. it introduces a gating mechanism to control the flow of information and memory in order to better capture the long-term dependencies in sequential data. since the lstm model is a rolling prediction, the predictions are repeated for the same day in different prediction rounds, and for each day's prediction, only the last round of prediction is extracted. as can be seen from the line graph comparing the real value and the predicted value with each other, there is not much difference between the real value and the predicted value in the localized area and in the whole, no matter whether it is micro or macro. therefore, the prediction results are considered to be good. the rmse of the prediction results for each test set is calculated, as shown in figure 4. the mean square error is less than 0.1, which is considered to be very small. the prediction results can be considered good. table 6. table of mean square errors by category category cabbage foliage peppers eggplant mushrooms aquatic roots rmse 0.0232 0.1062 0.0686 0.023 0.0383 0.021 the results of using the model to forecast sales by category from july 1 to 7, 2023, are shown in the table 7 below: table 7. sales forecast by category for july 1-7, 2023 dates cauliflower philodendron capsicum eggplant july 1, 2023 27.965345 144.30435 102.55486 21.815638 july 2, 2023 23.135353 107.14121 84.21254 20.033892 july 3, 2023 21.754042 85.639534 69.264435 11.709251 july 4, 2023 23.116005 125.72972 68.932312 13.687965 july 5, 2023 27.049213 142.81409 87.016083 18.419756 july 6, 2023 28.841722 180.80971 83.306435 18.588314 july 7, 2023 26.040621 174.93515 91.785805 23.701694 from the table above, as the daily sales volume of each category, and the forecast can be considered category all sold, in the case of vegetable loss, the actual daily replenishment needs to be calculated to calculate the category weighted loss ratio .   ∗ 19 calculate the depletion weight of j individual items in categories where with the following the day's replenishment for the i-th category, is the day's sales volume, and is the category-weighted attrition rate. forecast of replenishment by category from july 1 to 7, 2023 can be shown in table 8. table 8. forecast of replenishment by category from july 1 to 7, 2023 dates cauliflower philodendron capsicum eggplant july 1, 2023 31.37112705 164.8748687 111.5461981 23.29621232 july 2, 2023 25.95291059 122.4141402 91.59574365 21.39354355 july 3, 2023 24.40337552 97.84741018 75.33708676 12.5039294 july 4, 2023 25.93120628 143.6524337 74.97584539 14.61693391 july 5, 2023 30.34342318 163.1721728 94.64508293 19.66986006 july 6, 2023 32.35423433 206.584051 90.6101973 19.84985768 july 7, 2023 29.21199899 199.8720752 99.83298289 25.31027035 the category profit equation: ∗ ∗ table 9. profit equation by category category multiple regression equation cabbage 3.548 0.106 0.002 foliage 52.743 0.035 0.346 peppers 19.149 0.323 0.0002 3 eggplant 0 1.001 0.000 0.176 0.0050.5 mushrooms 3.567 0.100 0.144 0.0016 aquatic roots 2.355 0.131 0.13 0.0006 bringing the data from table 8 into the category profit equations yields the profit equations for each category in table 9. model assumptions: the change in cost of goods purchased on the requested date does not exceed 10%, with reference to the cost of goods purchased for each item in the previous 30 days. under the above assumption, the cost of each category will not change greatly in 30 days, so when we take the pricing decision, combined with the regression equation in table 8, we take the percentage change of the cost of two consecutive days is less than or equal to 10% as a restriction, and take the daily cost of each category as an independent variable, and then plan the decision of the total profit of the six categories in seven days, and optimize the goal by using genetic algorithms to get the maximum profit of the sales and the replenishment cost of each category per day at this point in time. maximum profit calculation results can be shown in table 10. table 10. maximum profit calculation results cost of a single day's entry category cabbage foliage peppers eggplant mushrooms aquatic roots cabbage forecast date july1,2023 34.733317 267.83444 151.33050 97.22922 294.4417 222.73246 july2,2023 169.74469 519.50887 301.00805 5.53180 5.53180 957.163783 july3,2023 10.48697 899.96361 39.99202 41.94244 41.94244 204.1115351 july4,2023 101.6112502 747.5038373 298.8571996 391.7158922 391.7158922 5.949549359 july5,2023 38.89563269 731.2040216 440.0664282 28.88903016 28.89903016 72.63728506 july6,2023 173.0524197 347.9327264 409.5797489 431.1020642 431.1020642 4038340015 july7,2023 633.476414 1338.924458 1026.172588 53.57794217 53.57794217 4535995501 total profit 1286.734086 55.2167469 2271.577994 -18.68620995 -18.69620995 176.2575487 unit cost profit 1.1073 0.1143 0.85 0.01714 -0.01714 0.0922 aggregate 5473.52035 5. monte carlo modeling for different profit fluctuation intervals, we use monte carlo method combined with genetic algorithm to find the best optimized profit fluctuation interval among different profit fluctuation intervals, which is used as the basis for pricing based on the cost of the product, and combined with 20 the cost plus pricing, we can get the day's pricing interval, and then pricing in accordance with the actual situation. according to the previous section, there is a significant negative correlation between sales volume and profit. according to the data analysis, most of the single product profit fluctuation lies between [0.5, 2.0], then we use monte carlo simulation to find out different upper and lower bounds of the optimization results for comparison, and select the optimal optimization results and its profit fluctuation range. table 11 shows some of the optimization results and profit float intervals. table 11. total daily profit margin for various floating ranges floating range 0.7-1.1 0.7-1.2 0.7-1.3 0.7-1.4 0.8-1.1 0.8-1.2 0.8-1.3 0.8-1.4 total daily profit 381.04793 391.19271 489.83779 446.81756 416.32817 424.4894 498.28882 475.59768 when the profit fluctuation interval for [0.8,1.3] when the maximum profit of 498.2882 yuan, to get at this time the sale of single product replenishment, 24-30 days of single product unit average profitability, can be considered as a single product unit profit and h product for the prediction of singleproduct unit profit, if you get the prediction of the day of the replenishment cost of the projected pricing can be expected to get, the results are shown in table 12. table 12. replenishment costs by item item broccoli zijiang qingdian scattered flowers spinach spinach (portions) chinese flowering cabbage sweet potato tip 24-30 average daily profit margin 1.675983158 1.457332118 0.872846325 0.944787322 0.293665469 0.71996731 intake 19.83048 19.75666 19.37032 19.95297 0.0079 19.23071 item mullein (servings) cabbage (round cabbage most commonly found in chinese medicine) shanghai youth baby chinese cabbage (mini-sized variety) chrysanthemum coronarium amaranth greens (genus amaranthus) 24-30 average daily profit margin 1.636881234 0.80096351 1.299578272 1.662855249 0.628252887 0.500451364 intake 9.96809 0.0021 9.90703 9.89451 0.00746 9.36791 item yunnan lettuce yunnan lettuce (servings) yunnan oilseed rape (brassica campestris l.) yunnan oilseed rape (brassica campestris l.)(servings) brussels sprouts (brassica oleracea var. botrytis) red bell peppers (2) ginger 24-30 average daily profit margin 0.787794526 0.513401896 0.855587941 0.990759419 0.463297622 0.979278144 intake 9.14533 0.0012 9.78084 0.00843 0.00331 9.91964 item king cobra or chili (naga jolokia) king cobra or chili (naga jolokia) (servings) colorful peppers (2) green & red pepper combo (servings) green pepper (portion) green pepper (1) 24-30 average daily profit margin 1.120210061 1.24788757 1.350403849 1.948377314 1.175345037 0.597013218 intake 9.98007 9.93355 9.8791 9.99918 9.73923 0.00819 item small wrinkled skin (portions) green eggplant (1) round eggplant (2) long term eggplant purple eggplant (1) purple eggplant (2) 24-30 average daily profit margin 0.904042471 1.026146175 1.189148065 1.817399791 2.154560671 1.098020829 intake 9.9397 0.0054 9.93381 9.96833 9.84222 0.00391 item cordyceps (portions) seafood mushroom (packet) enoki mushroom (box) agaricus bisporus (box) xixia mushroom (1) fresh fungus (portion) crab 24-30 average daily profit margin 0.668644419 0.795 0.419713489 1.620609791 1.197507848 0.98964613 intake 9.64951 9.93991 9.85705 0.00038 9.5309 9.95582 item kogua (1) kogua (2) red lotus root scallops honghu lotus roots net lotus root (1) water chestnut 24-30 average daily profit margin -1.133989908 0.199427717 0.637293847 -0.983556159 1.383865829 2.050333598 intake 0.00445 9.90949 0.0013 0.00638 0.00358 9.76867 other data to be considered in this paper: comprehensive supplier product evaluation, data on the nature of economics, customer purchase feedback data, inventory data. 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[9] qian h,yu jusheng,luo qiang,zhang chen. research on the integration of shanghai vegetable supply chain for collaborative pricing[j]. china agronomy bulletin,2013, 29 (35): 386-390. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 72 weed recognition method based on hybrid cnn‐ transformer model jun zhang * college of software engineering, south china agriculture university, guangzhou, guangdong, 510642, china * corresponding author email: opip47@163.com abstract: as an important task in precision agriculture, weed recognition plays a crucial role in crop management and yield increase. however, achieving high accuracy and efficiency at the same time remains a challenge. to address the balance between accuracy and timeliness in weed recognition, this paper proposes a hybrid cnn-transformer model for weed recognition. the model uses a combination of convolutional neural network (cnn) and transformer structures for feature extraction and classification, taking into account both global and local information. in addition, the proposed transformer block incorporates the sdta (segmentation depth transpose attention) mechanism to improve timeliness. furthermore, this paper improves the original vit model to enhance its accuracy. experimental results on the deep weeds dataset by olsen et al. show that the proposed hybrid model outperforms the original vision transformer model in weed recognition accuracy (89.43% vs. 96.08%). this research provides an effective solution for weed recognition using a hybrid model, with high practical value and application prospects. keywords: weed recognition; vision transformer; hybrid cnn-transformer model; sdta. 1. introduction with the rapid development of global agriculture, weed problem has become one of the urgent issues to be solved in agricultural production[1]. weeds grow profusely and compete with crops for nutrients, water and sunlight, which not only severely affects the growth of crops, but also significantly reduces crop yields[2]. in order to achieve the goal of weeding, people began to spray large amounts of herbicides for weeding, but this method is prone to environmental pollution and hazards. therefore, in order to improve agricultural production efficiency, reduce environmental pollution and hazards, an accurate and efficient method to identify and classify weeds is needed[3]. weed identification and management has become a frontier and hotspot issue in the current research field of weed control, and the development of image processing technology and artificial intelligence technology provides new ideas and possibilities for solving this problem[4]. the current weed recognition technology can be primarily divided into two categories in academic research: machine learning methods based on traditional manual feature extraction, and deep learning models based on automatic feature extraction. there algorithms not only have the ability to automatically extract features from weed images, but also achieve higher recognition accuracy and real-time performance. in current weed identification technology, the application of machine learning and deep learning models based on traditional manual feature extraction is becoming more and more popular. these algorithms can not only automatically extract features from weed images, but also have higher recognition accuracy and real-time performance[5]. method based on manual feature extractor and classifier: this method usually requires manual design and extraction of features related to weeds, and uses classifiers for classification, such as support vector machine (svm), random forest, etc. [4].cristóbal[6] et al. used hough transform and svm classifier to separate weeds in corn fields, achieving good results. lottes[7] et al. proposed a weed species detection method based on dense stereo vision, comparing the depth value with manually selected weed height lines to identify the presence and species of weeds. zhang[7] et al. preprocessed weed images using morphological filtering and threshold segmentation, extracted a series of features, and trained a random forest classifier to classify different types of weeds. however, this method has some drawbacks. firstly, this method requires manual design and extraction of features related to weeds, which may require expert experience and sample data, and important information may be lost in the feature extraction process. secondly, the performance and accuracy of the classifier mainly depend on the selected features. if the features are not representative, the recognition effect and accuracy may be affected. finally, compared with using deep learning methods for weed identification, this method requires more manual operations and time-consuming[3]. method based on deep learning: this is a method that uses deep learning technology for object extraction, feature extraction, and classification[8]. due to the characteristics of weed data, the dataset needs to be preprocessed to remove the background from the image and only retain the weed body to improve the performance of the subsequent model[9]. common preprocessing methods include the supergreen algorithm[10] and otsu threshold segmentation algorithm[10]. in terms of feature extraction, convolutional neural network (cnn) is one of the most widely used models. it can automatically learn the most representative features from images and generate a set of high-level abstract feature representations[10]. based on these features, various classifiers can be used for classification, such as support vector machine (svm), random forest, etc. in recent years, many new deep learning models and methods have emerged. shah[11] et al. proposed an image classification algorithm mainly targeting pests in soybeans, which was trained and classified using resnet-50. zhan[12] et al. used highresolution remote sensing images as input and achieved 73 automatic segmentation of different crop types by training an fcn model with dilated convolution kernels. zhu[13] et al. introduced a self-attention mechanism based on the improved u-net model and achieved automatic segmentation of different crop types through training. these models have outstanding performance in image segmentation and detection tasks and also have potential in weed identification in the agricultural field. in summary, deep learning models have the advantages of strong adaptive ability and high recognition rate, but they require a large amount of training data and high computing resources. however, weed identification technology still has some limitations and deficiencies. firstly, weeds of different species or growth stages have different shapes and features, and weeds are very similar to crops, making the recognition task more complex, which puts higher demands on the recognition algorithm[3]. secondly, given that most of the existing popular methods pursue higher accuracy, they cannot maintain faster inference speed, which leads to poor performance in deployment on resource-constrained edge devices[14]. finally, currently, most of the existing weed identification algorithms are based on cnn for feature extraction. the dense computation and parameter sharing of cnn make its ability to extract local semantic information quite strong, but in real-world scenarios, not only local information needs to be focused on, but also global semantic information needs to be paid attention to[15]. therefore, in this paper, a weed identification method combining cnn and transformer hybrid model will be proposed to solve the above problems. this method first uses continuous convolutional layers for local feature extraction, then uses transformer block for global feature extraction, and finally combines the features of both to conduct image classification. among them, the transformer block is based on the edgenext architecture, introducing sdta (segmentation depth transpose attention), and using the "patchify" strategy in the input section, followed by continuous stacking of three convolutional encoders to extract local features. at the same time, this paper will optimize it according to the characteristics of practical application scenarios and datasets, and use real data for testing to verify the accuracy and precision of this method in weed identification, providing scientific support for achieving more accurate and efficient weed identification. 2. experimental materials 2.1. dataset fig 1. images of different weed categories. the weed dataset used in this project comes from the deepweeds weed dataset publicly available by olsen[16] et al. the dataset consists of 9 categories, including 8 weed categories and 1 negative class, covering some common weed species such as chineseapple, siam weed, parkinsonia, etc. the dataset contains images captured in natural environments with various lighting and angles. the dataset contains a total of 17,509 images, which have been divided into 14,036 training set images and 3,473 testing set images in this study. sample images from the dataset are shown in fig.1. 2.2. data preprocessing vit model was trained on the imagenet dataset, so its input image size is 224×224. in order to adapt the deepweeds dataset to the vit network, improve computational efficiency, and make the model easier to train and optimize, all images were resized to 224×224 and the data was normalized the data to [0,1] in this study to avoid numerical overflow while maintaining numerical stability. 3. experimental procedure the weed recognition network proposed in this paper is mainly composed of a cnn-transformer hybrid model, which includes stemconv module, convblock(cnn) module, transformer encoder module, and pooling fully connected classification module. 3.1. overall model architecture fig 2. overall architecture diagram of the hybrid model fig 3. the specific structure of block i (1~4) the overall structure of the cnn-transformer hybrid model proposed in this study is shown in fig.2. firstly, the input image is passed into the stemconv layer (which 74 includes four convolutional layers) to perform preliminary feature extraction and downsampling. this mainly aims to reduce network computation and improve time efficiency, as high-resolution images require high-performance devices for training a network using transformer to extract features. additionally, this step transforms the data to a form suitable for subsequent neural network processing. secondly, the preprocessed data is fed into a four-stage network structure, where each block receives the output of the previous block as its input and performs further feature extraction and transformation. specifically, this includes n convblocks at the beginning and 1 transblock at the end, as shown in fig.3, with the number of convblocks adjusted based on pretraining (in this study, the number of convblocks for the four blocks were 3, 4, 10, and 3 respectively). finally, the model performs final classification by reducing the number of features through a pooling layer, taking the average value at each feature position in the feature map and mapping it to the number of output categories through a fully connected layer to display the predicted results of the input image. 3.2. convblock the convblock is designed to extract high-level features from input data in a deep learning model, improving its generalization performance and enabling it to better complete various tasks. through operations such as convolutional layers, pooling layers, batch normalization layers, and nonlinear activation functions, the input data is gradually abstracted and compressed, enhancing the model's performance and generalization abilities. in this paper, we continuously trained the model and designed the convolutional block shown in fig.4. when the input is passed into the convblock, the data is first grouped locally through patch embedding for subsequent convolutional operations. then, 3x3 and 1x1 sliding windows are used to perform convolutional operations on the input, which are activated through bn batch standardization and gelu functions. subsequently, pooling operations are used to reduce the size of the feature map, followed by batch normalization and finally a fully connected layer that abstracts the high-level features of the data for downstream tasks. fig 4. the structure of convblock 3.3. transblock in the transblock module of the neural network structure proposed in this paper, the edgenext [15] architecture is used to segment and extract features from input data. the edgenext model is an efficient and deployable deep learning architecture that can be applied to mobile visual tasks. the model consists of two main components: the convolution encoder for extracting image features, and the stda encoder for combining time and space information to achieve more accurate object tracking. the specific structure of edgenext can be seen in fig.5, which follows the standard "four-stage" pyramid-style design specification and includes two core modules: the convolutional encoder and the stda encoder. at the beginning of the overall structure, a "patchify" strategy similar to vit and swintransformer is used, employing nonoverlapping convolutions of size 4x4 to achieve better pooling effects, resulting in an output size of h/4xw/4xc1. next, three stacked convolutional encoders of kernel size 3x3 are used to extract local features without changing the feature map size. in stage 2, down-sampling is achieved through convolution with a stride of (2,2), after which two consecutive encoder layers with kernel size 5x5 are stacked and position encoding is added via element-wise addition before entering the stda module. in stages 3 and 4, summing convolutional encoding layers are used, and different kernel sizes are applied to implement an adaptive kernel size mechanism. this design was adopted to increase the cnn's local receptive field and improve model performance while avoiding the expensive computational cost associated with directly using larger kernels. therefore, the pyramid-style design is a reasonable approach. furthermore, adding position encoding only once in the four stages reduces the impact on detection, segmentation, and other tasks while improving model inference speed. fig 5. the schematic diagram of the edgenext architecture 3.4. sdta (segmentation depthwise transpose attention) when trying to combine the excellent characteristics of vision transformer (vit) and cnn, any combination method inevitably brings a new problem: due to the characteristics of self-attention calculation, the inference speed of the architecture is severely limited. therefore, in order to make the model balance performance and inference speed, the authors of edgenext introduce a segmentation depthwise transpose attention (sdta[15]) encoder as shown in fig.6, which achieves efficient integration without increasing additional parameter volume and multiplication-addition operation amount (madds). the sdta encoder consists of two main components: the feature encoding module and the self-attention calculation module. in the feature encoding module, the input features are first divided into s subsets, each with an equal size, and each subset is encoded by fusing the output features of the previous subset and then passing through a 3x3 depth-wise convolution. the sdta encoder uses an adaptive number of subsets to allow flexibility in feature encoding, and the output features of s subsets are concatenated to obtain output features with multiple scales. this module tries to learn an adaptive multiscale feature representation, encoding different spatial levels on the input image and intuitively encoding the global image representation. the self-attention calculation module is the second component of the sdta encoder, which calculates attention on the input features to obtain important features. in this module, the input features are first transformed into q, k, and v tensors through three linear layers, and l2 normalization is performed on the q and k tensors before calculating the cross-covariance attention to stabilize the training. this module uses dot product operation to calculate the dot product between q t q and k k t in the channel dimension, resulting in an attention matrix of c x c. the attention matrix is further processed by softmax and dot product with the v tensor to calculate the final attention map. finally, two 1x1 point-wise 75 operations are used, with ln and gelu activation layers to produce non-linear features. to avoid complexity problems, this module borrows from the transpose qk attention feature map and uses msa's dot product operation in the channel dimension to achieve linear complexity. fig 6. the stda encoder structure diagram 4. results and analysis 4.1. experimental configuration the experiments were conducted on a windows 10 operating system, with an amd ryzen 7 4800h cpu and an nvidia geforce gtx 1650 gpu. the programming environment used for training was python 3.7 and the deep learning framework was pytorch 1.8.0. 4.2. training settings the sgd optimizer was selected for model training, with a learning rate initialized to 0.001, momentum of 0.9, weight decay of 5e-5, batch_size of 8, and 100 iterations. additionally, the cosine annealing function was applied to dynamically adjust the learning rate, with the maximum learning rate set to 0.01. specifically, the learning rate corresponding to the current epoch was calculated based on the shape of the cosine function during each iteration, and then updated using the scheduler. at the end of each epoch, the relevant indicators for that epoch, including training loss, training accuracy, validation loss, validation accuracy, and current learning rate, were recorded in tensorboard for easy observation and comparison of results between different experiments. at the same time, the model parameters for the current epoch were saved to a designated path for future testing or further finetuning. 4.3. performance evaluation metrics in this paper, we used five specific metrics to demonstrate the performance of the model: accuracy, precision, recall, f1 score, and confusion matrix. in this paper, assuming tp and tn are the number of correctly identified positive and negative samples, and fp and fn are the number of incorrectly identified positive and negative samples, respectively, then: accuracy refers to the proportion of samples correctly classified by the classifier to the total number of samples: (1) precision refers to the proportion of actual positive samples among the samples predicted as positive by the classifier: (2) recall refers to the proportion of samples correctly predicted as positive by the classifier among all true positive samples: (3) f1 score is a metric that considers both precision and recall, which is the harmonic mean of precision and recall: 1 (4) the confusion matrix can help gain insight into the model's performance on different categories and provide some reference for subsequent model adjustments. 4.4. experimental results and analysis to evaluate the accuracy of the model, the cnntransformer hybrid model was compared with some classical models such as vision transformer, resnet50, alexnet, vgg16, etc. in terms of accuracy, as shown in table 1. table 1. comparison of model accuracy model accuracy/% vgg16 86.21 googlenet 79.23 alexnet 80.09 vit 89.43 cnn-transformer 96.08 based on table 1, it can be seen that the use of a transformer network can bring significant performance improvements compared to some classical models obtained by pre-training cnn models. due to the stronger sequence modeling ability and the ability to capture long-range dependencies, the hybrid model and the original vit model have higher accuracy than other models. compared with the original vit model, the cnn-transformer hybrid model can better balance local and global features, resulting in further performance improvement. fig7. learning rate curve fig 8. accuracy curve on the training set (left) and validation set (right) to demonstrate the model's fitting ability during the training process and the model's performance on unknown data, the learning rate curve (fig.7), the accuracy curve on the training set and validation set (fig.8), and the loss curve (fig.9) were plotted. overall, the model showed a good performance. on the accuracy and loss curves of the test set, there were slight fluctuations and instability, which may be 76 due to the presence of noisy or irregular data in the test set that are different from the data in the training set, including incorrectly labeled data or missing data, but the fluctuation range is still acceptable. fig 9. loss curve on the training set (left) and validation set (right) 4.5. model performance evaluation fig 10. confusion matrix of the original vit (left) and the hybrid model (right) fig 11. class 7 is recognized as class 0 the confusion matrix is a tool used to evaluate the performance of classification models. it can help understand the model's performance on different categories, and quantify and visualize its classification performance. here, a comparison was made between the confusion matrices of the original vit model and the cnn-transformer hybrid model as shown in fig.10. the horizontal axis represents the predicted categories on the test set, while the vertical axis represents the true categories of the test set images. the numbers on the main diagonal represent the number of correct predictions by the model, while the others are the numbers of incorrect predictions. in the original dataset, there are 8 categories of weeds, labeled from 0 to 7, and the negative class is labeled as 8. the sample distribution is uneven, so there are more cases where the eighth category is misclassified as other categories or other categories are misclassified as the eighth category. however, considering that the number of images in the eighth category is almost 8 times that of other categories, this error rate can be accepted. the hybrid model repeatedly misidentified images of category 7 as images of category 0. based on the analysis of the images as shown in fig.11, it is speculated in this study that this is due to poor lighting and a similarity in the morphology of the two types of weeds, leading to difficult recognition. overall, according to the analysis of the confusion matrix, the hybrid model has good performance on this dataset, and has made significant improvements in performance compared to the original vit model. 5. conclusion to simultaneously capture local and global information in the feature extraction and classification process of weed recognition, this paper combines the advantages of traditional cnn models and vision transformer models to design a more suitable cnn-transformer hybrid model for weed recognition. based on a four-stage cnn structure, each stage uses stacked convblocks to perform local feature extraction, and a transblock is added at the end of each stage for global feature extraction. in the transblock, an stda attention mechanism is introduced, which efficiently combines the cnn and vit models to minimize the impact of the slower inference speed caused by the self-attention calculation method. experimental results show that the hybrid model has high accuracy, precision, recall, and f1 score. this model overcomes the limitations of cnn in modeling global information and does not require the massive computation of the vit model, making it more suitable for deployment on edge devices for weed recognition. however, there are still challenges in practical applications, such as the diversity and quantity of weed species increasing the difficulty of model training, requiring more computing resources and memory space to ensure the efficient operation of the model, and different shooting angles and lighting 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(2021). improved convolutions via hebbian block-sparse kernel and convex optimization. proceedings of the ieee/cvf conference on computer vision and pattern recognition (cvpr), 8144-8153. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 1 the application and effect of intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation system in e‐commerce juntong mu 1, 2 1 school of international business and economics, liaoning university, dalian, china 2 liaoning university of international business and economics, dalian, 116000, china abstract: intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems play an important role in e-commerce, which has a significant impact on improving user experience and promoting sales growth. this article mainly explores the application and effectiveness of intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems, as well as their value and impact on e-commerce. in the future, with the continuous progress of technology, intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems will play a broader and deeper role in the field of e-commerce. intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems have shown widespread application and significant effects in e-commerce. they enhance user experience and promote sales growth, which is of great significance for the development and promotion of e-commerce. keywords: intelligent marketing technology; personalized recommendation system; e-commerce; business applications. 1. introduction with the rapid development of the internet and the rise of e-commerce, intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems have gradually become important tools in the field of e-commerce. in a fiercely competitive market environment, businesses need to attract users' attention and facilitate purchasing behavior through effective marketing methods. intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems provide merchants with the ability to accurately locate and personalized recommendations, thereby improving users' shopping experience, increasing sales revenue, and establishing good customer relationships. this article will focus on exploring the application and effectiveness of intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems in e-commerce. in addition, we will also discuss the challenges and future development prospects of intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems. by deeply understanding the application of intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems, enterprises can better utilize these technologies, enhance competitiveness and market share [1]. 2. overview of intelligent marketing technology in the e-commerce environment 2.1. development and characteristics of ecommerce e-commerce refers to the process of utilizing internet technology for commercial activities and transactions. with the popularization of the internet and the continuous progress of technology, we can see that e-commerce has made rapid development in the past few decades. now, we can purchase various goods and services through online shopping, without being limited by geographical location. the characteristics of globalization enable businesses to conduct transactions and cooperate across national borders, allowing consumers to purchase what they need from any corner of the world. the rapid transmission and interactive characteristics of the internet have also brought about the real-time nature of ecommerce. merchants and consumers can access information, communicate, and complete transactions in a timely manner through the internet. consumers can stay informed of product information and prices at any time, and quickly complete transactions through online purchases. this real-time nature makes the entire shopping process more convenient and efficient. e-commerce also provides personalized services and recommendations. by collecting user data and behavioral information, merchants can understand their preferences and needs, and provide personalized product recommendations and marketing strategies for different users. personalized services and recommendations provide consumers with a more thoughtful and customized experience. e-commerce has also brought diverse trading methods. in addition to traditional online shopping, e-commerce also includes various transaction methods such as online payment, auction, reservation, and electronic ticketing. this diverse choice provides consumers with more convenience and flexibility. the development of e-commerce has brought about global business activities, real-time communication and transactions, personalized services and recommendations, and diverse trading methods. these characteristics have made ecommerce an indispensable part of modern commerce[2]. 2.2. concept and classification of intelligent marketing technology intelligent marketing technology is a method and tool that utilizes technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and machine learning to analyze and mine user behavior and data, in order to achieve precise marketing and personalized recommendations. firstly, data analysis and mining are an application method of intelligent marketing technology. by analyzing and mining a large amount of user data, users' 2 preferences, purchasing behavior, and consumption habits can be revealed, in order to provide more accurate recommendations and marketing strategies for users. secondly, user behavior analysis is also an important aspect of intelligent marketing technology[3]. by analyzing users' browsing, searching, and purchasing behavior on websites or mobile applications, we can understand their interests and needs, and conduct personalized recommendations and targeted marketing. predictive analysis and machine learning are also key components of intelligent marketing technology. by utilizing machine learning and prediction algorithms, user behavior and trends can be predicted and analyzed, and potential purchasing intentions and target customers can be identified in advance. in addition, natural language processing and emotional analysis also play an important role in intelligent marketing technology. through natural language processing and sentiment analysis techniques, users' emotional tendencies and attitudes in text data such as social media, comments, and evaluations can be analyzed, providing users with feedback and improvement suggestions for enterprises, see figure 1. figure 1. intelligent marketing technology 2.3. the role and advantages of intelligent marketing technology in e-commerce intelligent marketing technology has many advantages and roles in e-commerce. it can achieve precise positioning and personalized recommendations, provide personalized recommendations and discount plans based on users' needs and interests, and improve their shopping experience and satisfaction. intelligent marketing technology can improve sales conversion rates. by analyzing users' purchasing behavior and historical data, predicting their purchasing intentions, and adopting corresponding marketing strategies and push notifications, sales conversion rates and order value can be effectively improved[4]. intelligent marketing technology can also reduce customer acquisition costs. through precise positioning and personalized recommendations, businesses can better attract potential customers, reduce the cost of customer acquisition, and improve market competitiveness. intelligent marketing technology can help businesses establish good customer relationships. through personalized marketing and care, businesses can improve customer loyalty and repurchase rates, achieving long-term stable business growth. 3. principles and algorithms of personalized recommendation systems 3.1. definition and function of personalized recommendation system personalized recommendation system is a system that utilizes users' historical behavior data, preferences, and other related information to provide personalized recommendation content to users[5]. its main function is to recommend items, content, or services that may be of interest to users based on their interests and needs, providing a better user experience and enhancing user engagement, see table 1. table 1. personalized recommendation function aspects of personalized recommendation system description utilizes user data the system collects and analyzes users’ historical behavior data, preferences, and other related information to understand their interests and needs. recommends relevant items based on the user data analysis, the system recommends items, content, or services that align with the user’s interests and preferences, increasing the chances of a successful recommendation. enhances user experience by providing tailored recommendations, the system enhances the user’s browsing or shopping experience, making it more personalized and enjoyable. increases user engagement personalized recommendations increase user engagement by offering content or products that are more likely to capture the user’s interest and encourage further interaction. 3.2. content based recommendation algorithm content based recommendation algorithms utilize the feature information of items (such as products, articles, music, etc.) to match user preferences and recommend similar types of items to users. the basic idea of the algorithm is to analyze the attributes and features of an item, construct a description model of the item, and then match similar items for recommendation based on user preferences and historical behavior. this algorithm is suitable for scenarios where items have clear features and descriptions, such as movie classification, product labeling, etc. [6]. 3.3. collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm collaborative filtering is a commonly used recommendation algorithm based on user behavior. its basic principle is to find similarities between users or items, and recommend other users or items with similar interests to users. collaborative filtering algorithms are mainly divided into two categories: user based collaborative filtering and item based collaborative filtering. based on user collaborative filtering, identify other users with similar interests to the target user and recommend their favorite items; collaborative filtering based on items identifies other items that are similar to the items the 3 user likes and recommends them to the user. 3.4. hybrid recommendation algorithm the hybrid recommendation algorithm combines various types of recommendation algorithms, comprehensively utilizing their advantages to improve recommendation effectiveness and accuracy. hybrid recommendation algorithms can be combined through weighted fusion, parallel operation, or serial operation. for example, content-based recommendation algorithms and collaborative filtering algorithms can be combined, while utilizing item feature information and user behavior data for recommendation. 4. application of personalized recommendation system in ecommerce 4.1. personalized product recommendation personalization product recommendation is one of the most common applications in e-commerce. by analyzing users' historical purchase records, browsing behavior, preferences, and other information, personalized recommendation systems can recommend products that users may be interested in. such recommendations can improve users' shopping experience, increase user satisfaction, and help increase the sales and conversion rate of e-commerce platforms. 4.2. personalized coupons and promotional activity recommendations the personalized recommendation system can customize personalized coupons and promotional activities for users based on their purchase history, preferences, and needs. by pushing coupons and promotional information tailored to users' preferences and needs, e-commerce platforms can increase their engagement and loyalty, and promote their purchases. 4.3. personalized search and browsing experience the personalized recommendation system can also be applied to the search and browsing functions of e-commerce platforms to provide better search results and browsing experience. by analyzing users' search keywords, click behavior, and browsing paths, personalized recommendation systems can understand their intentions and preferences, and present relevant products and recommended content to users in a targeted manner. this can improve the accuracy and efficiency of user searches, and provide a more personalized and customized browsing experience. the application of personalized recommendation systems can bring various benefits to e-commerce platforms, including increasing sales, improving user satisfaction, promoting user participation and loyalty, and so on. by utilizing user data and intelligent algorithms, personalized recommendation systems can achieve precise recommendations, meet users' personalized needs, provide a better user experience, and promote the development of e-commerce. 5. challenges and prospects of intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems 5.1. data privacy and security issues as personalized recommendation systems need to handle a large amount of user data, data privacy and security have become important issues. protecting the privacy and security of user data, complying with the use and storage of user data, and establishing reliable data processing mechanisms are one of the challenges faced by intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems. 5.2. integrated marketing across platforms and channels in today's e-commerce environment, consumers often shop and interact on multiple platforms and channels. how to achieve integrated marketing across platforms and channels, apply personalized recommendation systems to different platforms and channels, and provide consistent recommendation services is a challenging task for enterprises. 5.3. future development trends of intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems in the future, intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems will continue to develop and innovate. combining artificial intelligence and machine learning technology to improve the accuracy and predictive ability of recommendations. utilize technologies such as deep learning and natural language processing to achieve comprehensive recommendation of multimodal data such as text, images, and videos. emphasize user participation and personalized control, allowing users to participate more actively in the recommendation process. combining social media and user generated content to obtain more user feedback and trust information. promote the interpretability and transparency of personalized recommendation systems, and enhance users' understanding and trust in recommendation results. integrating virtual reality (vr) and augmented reality (ar) technologies to provide users with a more immersive and personalized shopping experience. 6. conclusion intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems have broad prospects in the field of e-commerce. however, achieving this goal requires addressing data privacy and security issues, optimizing algorithms to enhance user experience, and achieving integrated marketing across platforms and channels. the future development trends include combining artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies, utilizing multimodal data, emphasizing user participation and personalized control, combining social media and user generated content, improving interpretability and transparency, and integrating virtual reality and augmented reality technologies. overall, intelligent marketing technology and personalized recommendation systems will continue to develop, bringing greater business 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[6] li jiajun application of personalized information automatic recommendation algorithm in e-commerce based on big data technology [j] automation technology and applications, 2021, 40 (10): 38-42 doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1003-7241. 2021. 10.09. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 115 an intelligent equipment inspection system based on robotic arm zewei ye 1, 2, 3, liwei zeng 1, 2, 3, a, *, qingzhang wang 1, 2, 3, zhicheng wang 1, 2, 3, jianhua cui 1, 2, 3, yanning cao 4, lingling shen 1, 2, 3, b, *, xiaojun qian 1, 2, 3 1 school of computer and electronic information, nanjing normal university, nanjing, china 2 school of artificial intelligence, nanjing normal university, nanjing, china 3 artificial intelligence research institute, nanjing normal university, nanjing, china 4 honors college, nanjing normal university, nanjing, china a, * 1426912622@qq.com, b, * llshen509@163.com * corresponding author: liwei zeng and lingling shen abstract: intelligent robots have replaced manual labor to complete a lot of complicated work, especially in equipment inspection has advantages. the purpose of this paper is to design an intelligent robotic inspection system. the system is based on ros and adopts yolo algorithm, rrt* algorithm, agile_grasp function package, and moveit! framework to realize the basic target recognition, position recognition, robotic arm navigation planning and other functions. the human-computer interaction interface has been designed, and the simulation test in gazebo and the real machine test in real environment have also been completed. the system still has a large space for improvement, and further research will be conducted in the future in terms of response speed and accuracy. keywords: robotic arms; yolo; rrt*; qt5; rviz; gazebo. 1. introduction nowadays, robotic arms have been widely used in production and life, such as manufacturing, intelligent service areas. the most well-known is the tesla shanghai factory of high-efficiency industrial robots and gradually into people's homes cleaning robots, medical robots and other service robots. in addition, the field of intelligent management. intelligent robots have replaced manual labor to complete a lot of complicated work, especially in equipment inspection has advantages. current general robots lack the ability to handle emergencies such as power leaks, fires, equipment downtime, etc. on time. however, the failure of critical equipment within a facility can led to production stoppages and increased costs, so the ability to quickly and accurately inspect equipment and deal with problems on time is essential. for example, shortterm disablement of electronic information facilities such as cloud computing and cloud storage servers may cause huge economic losses and social impacts. therefore, the intelligent inspection system for equipment based on robotic arm has become an important research direction to solve such problems. in this paper, an intelligent system using a robotic arm for equipment inspection is designed, which can effectively solve such problems. yolo algorithm and rrt* algorithm are used in this system with the ros environment based on an indepth study of the critical equipment environment. 2. related technologies 2.1. deep learning based target detection algorithm yolo (you only look once) algorithm is an end-to-end target detection algorithm widely used in computer vision. compared with traditional target detection algorithms, yolo algorithm has faster processing speed and higher accuracy. the core idea of the yolo algorithm is to transform the target detection task into a regression problem by simultaneously predicting the location and category of a target through a single neural network. the yolo algorithm divides the input image into fixed-size grids and predicts a set of bounding boxes on each grid. each bounding box contains the location and size of the target and predicts the category of the target that appears in each bounding box. the v3 version used the darknet-53 network with 53 convolutional layers, and the subsequent versions of the convolutional layers have been added, bringing higher accuracy while placing higher demands on the hardware. so based on the available hardware, the v3 version was chosen for this paper. the advantages of yolo are speed and efficiency, which are very suitable for real-time application scenarios such as robotic arm navigation. however, the current version of yolov3 has poor detection performance for small and overlapping targets [1]. 2.2. rrt* path planning algorithm another important part of the system is the motion planning of the robotic arm. steven m. lavalle proposed the rrt algorithm, which generates paths using random sampling for navigation. however, the quality of the paths generated by the rrt algorithm cannot meet the actual needs in the complex and unstructured server setting environment [2]. in order to improve the performance of the rrt algorithm, this paper adopts a more advanced solution, namely the rrt* algorithm. the rrt* algorithm is an improved version of the rrt, which can obtain better path planning results by globally optimizing the tree structure during the search process[3]. on the one hand, the rrt* algorithm performs 116 some heuristic planning before generating the tree structure in a randomized way, and at the same time calculates the cost function of the paths, and the algorithm prioritizes the direction of expansion with less cost when the nodes are expanded, in order to reduce the cost of the paths. on the other hand, the algorithm structure of rrt* is more complex, but it is able to converge to the optimal solution in an asymptotic sense. it employs incremental expansion, i.e., it expands one step at a time, so the algorithm can cover the entire space and find a better path over a longer period [4]. 2.3. grabbing algorithm agile_grasp agile_grasp is an object grasping pose detection algorithm based on deep learning and geometric computation. the algorithm obtains the 3d pose information of an object by processing the object point cloud data. the algorithm is mainly applied in robot autonomous grasping tasks. specifically, the agile_grasp algorithm first predicts a number of candidate grasping poses using a neural network, then scores each pose using a scoring function based on geometry and contact stability, and selects the pose with the highest score as the final grasping pose. the algorithm is implemented using the tensorflow framework, which employs convolutional neural network (cnn) and fully connected neural network (fcn) as neural network models. 3. system design 3.1. overall system design the system aims to realize the inspection function of key electronic and electrical energy equipment, including timely detection, handling of simple faults, and feedback of fault causes. by combining rgb camera and depth camera, utilizing the target recognition module and robotic arm module, it realizes the recognition of cabinet and cabinet handles, the acquisition of position information, as well as the functions of robotic arm's navigation, motion solving, motion obstacle avoidance, and end-effector control through moveit! the overall architecture is based on the ros operating system, with the help of rviz 3d visualization platform to monitor the robotic arm, and the moveit! tool for integrated development and control of the robotic arm. table 1. items required by the system object name type parameter six-axis collaborative robots lebai lm3 payload:3kg working radius:638mm electric gripper lebai lmg90 none kinect camera none none ipc dell g15 none fig 1. functional structure diagram of key equipment inspection system fig 2. system flow chart 117 3.2. human-machine interface this paper uses qt5 to complete the human-computer interaction interface, which can realize the functions of user login, robotic arm monitoring and robotic arm control. after entering the account password and successfully logging in, click connect to connect to the local ros master and operate the robotic arm. first of all, this paper sets up a monitor containing camera images, yolo recognition results, and a real-time position model of the robotic arm. at the same time, it is possible to plan by manipulating the position model. then there is a manual control window, which contains the robotic arm joint adjustment, end position control and end actuator control. finally, some fixed behavior settings are set, and the self-starting operation of the robotic arm is also realized by it. fig 3. control interface 3.3. target identification it is important to note that the yolo algorithm has a problem it is not very accurate in recognizing small targets. since the topmost feature map is extracted in the native yolo algorithm, this means that details are ignored in the constant filtering operation, and thus small targets cannot be extracted in the final feature map. to solve this problem, the following scheme is proposed in this paper. adjust the parameters of the darknet model to adapt it to the scene. for small target detection, higher resolution images can be input, and it should be noted that this will undoubtedly significantly increase the computational difficulty. multiscale feature extraction can also be used. using a multi-scale feature pyramid, detection is performed on different levels of the feature map to ensure that small targets can be captured. for overlapping target detection optimization, the iou threshold can be adjusted. iou, which refers to the intersection and concurrency ratio, is used as a measure of how much two bounding boxes overlap. a lower intersection and merge ratio threshold preserves overlapping information, but may produce redundant results[5]. introducing new mechanisms attention mechanisms, including channel attention, spatial attention, and hybrid attention. attention mechanisms have better results for small target detection. the idea is to weight the input and then output, want the network to pay attention to the region to give a greater weight, and do not want the region side to give a smaller weight. channel attention i.e. weighting the input image channels and then output. spatial attention that is for the input image region weighted and then output, the representative model is the spatial transformation neural network, but also a kind of neural network algorithm, can be a variety of data in the space conversion, and automatically get the important region. and the hybrid attention mechanism is the combination of two attention mechanisms[6]. 3.4. robotic arm motion planning moveit! is one of the most versatile robotic arm planning and control packages in ros, providing a powerful set of tools for motion planning, motion control, collision detection, visualization and simulation for robotic systems. in terms of motion planning, moveit! provides a flexible motion planning framework that can support a wide range of robotic arm and actuator types, including support for multi-degree-of-freedom, series and parallel robotic arm planning. it contains a variety of motion planning algorithms, including the rrt and rrt* algorithms that need to be used in this paper. the visualization and simulation tools of moveit! make it possible to visualize the state of the robotic arm and the environment for easy path planning and debugging[7]. 3.5. end-effector control when the robotic arm moves to the right position, it will be operated by the end-effector. the robotic arm is controlled using the moveit! function package, which can be utilized to complete the moveit! robot framework to achieve the recognition of the target positional attitude using moveit_simple_grasps. although the function package provides easy to use and convenient ports to realize the operation of end-effector, and it can set rich end-effector movements and postures. however, there are shortcomings in some functions, such as the accuracy of unstructured object position recognition is not high enough. in this regard, the mentioned agile_grasp algorithm can be used. first, agile_grasp implements an agile grasping method based on depth images. its main process is to receive the input rgb-d image, followed by preprocessing the depth image, and then by using a segmentation algorithm, the objects in the depth image are segmented from the background for the subsequent grasping bit position calculation. on the basis of object segmentation, agile_grasp extracts candidates for grasping poses from the segmented image using a special image feature extraction method such as depth-channel based voting method. the grasping poses are filtered and scored to select the best grasping pose [8]. 4. test 4.1. simulation and analysis before the real machine test, this paper conducts a simulation experiment, the simulation platform used in this experiment is the joint simulation platform of rviz and gazebo in ros, which is aimed at verifying whether the co-operation between the robotic arm and the working scenario can be carried out smoothly. rviz (ros visualization) is a visualization tool in ros, which is mainly used for presenting sensory information, state data, and simulation results of a robot system. it provides a rich set of functions, including 3d scene visualization, motion planning and control of robotic arms, and visualization of sensor data. and gazebo is a widely used open source robotics 118 simulation platform that creates highly realistic physical simulation environments, including a wide range of sensors, objects and robot models, and provides a physics engine for simulating real-world physical motion. firstly, this paper carried out the model building and configuration based on the urdf (unified robot description format) files of the robotic arm and the scene, including the size, weight, material and other parameters of the robotic arm and other devices, as well as the establishment of the environment model. after completing the configuration, rviz in ros was used to carry out the visualization test of some functions, such as the forward and reverse kinematics calculation of the robotic arm, collision detection, and so on. fig 4. gazebo simulation and robotic arm navigation fig 5. testing the moveit! planning function in the rviz interface 4.2. real machine testing in this paper, the motion planning test of a real environment robotic arm is completed under controlled conditions with moveit! in the actual deployment, it is necessary to set up the motion controller in ros, as well as the corresponding hardware interface of the robotic arm, and the joints of the robotic arm are directly controlled by the ros motion controller. in addition, it is also necessary to set up the state feeder to provide real-time feedback on the state of the joints for planning purposes. the most important part lies in the configuration of moveit! which will directly determine the way the robotic arm is planned. 5. further work at present, the system designed in this paper still has many problems. for example, the target recognition algorithm and the position recognition algorithm are too redundant, which can be realized by expanding the dataset and using the yolo algorithm to achieve target detection and position detection in one step. the end-effector type is less and single function. the structure of end-effector can be improved or end-effector can be added to enrich the function. for example, adding an infrared camera can detect the heat location and temperature of the server and find the problem faster. for example, add a suction device to realize the operation of dust cleaning and so on. the mechanical arm is fixed, and the flexibility is greatly limited. the arm can be mounted on a chassis or a track to realize spatial mobility. fig 6. real machine operation scenarios with the further development of the information age, the demand for large-scale server hardware 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[8] tulbure a a, tulbure a a, henrietta e d. a review on modern defect detection models using dcnns-deep convolutional neural networks[j]. journal of advanced research, 2021, 35: 33-48. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 125 a gravity compensation algorithm of robot manipulator control based on the trigonometric function yan wang, xue chen guizhou light industry technical college, guiyang 550025, china abstract: the conventional gravity compensation algorithm requires precise dynamic parameters and a complex matrix transformation operation, which is difficult in applications to real-time control. in this paper, a simple and practical gravity compensation algorithm is proposed based on the space geometry characteristics of a mechanical arm and the principle of torque balance. this algorithm does not require a complex calculation of space coordinate transformation and does not require obtaining all accurate dynamic models and parameters. it only requires estimating the maximum gravity moment of the mechanical arm and simply calculating the trigonometric function. thus, this algorithm can be extended to a non-parallel shaft mechanical arm, which is suitable for n joints in space. to verify the control effect after gravity compensation, the most easily comprehensible proportional-derivative controller combined with gravity compensation is used to control two-joint and three-joint mechanical arms for simulation. with the gravity compensation and non-compensation of the mechanical arm and with a comparison with other compensation methods, such as the fixed gravity compensation algorithm, the results show that the gravity compensation algorithm can achieve better trajectory tracking control, higher steady-state precision, an effectively reduced work burden of the controller and improved system stability. keywords: robot manipulator; trajectory tracking control; gravity compensation; trigonometric function. 1. introduction service robots have a human-like appearance and structure that mainly relies on a mechanical arm to complete daily operations. these robots require trajectory tracking control to accomplish these actions and tasks. since most of the driving force of the mechanical arm in space motion works against its own gravity, to reduce gravity disturbance and improve steady-state precision, it is necessary to compensate the gravity of the mechanical arm in the control process. at present, some progress has been made in the study of gravity compensation, mainly including a mechanicalstructure method and a control-analysis method [1]. in the mechanical-structure method, some compensation devices are added to the mechanical structure in ref. [2-5]; for example, the gravity was compensated by adding springs to each joint. in the control-analysis method, a feedforward or feedback link is added to the control strategy to compensate its own gravity. in this paper, we will study the controlanalysis method. in ref. [6, 7], a fixed position control algorithm of a mechanical arm with fixed gravity compensation was proposed, which is relatively simple and applicable to fixed position control in operating space. however, the error of the trajectory tracking control of this method is relatively large. in ref. [8, 9], the least squares method and back-propagation neural network were applied to identify dynamic parameters such as the mass and mass centre of a mechanical arm connecting rod and to estimate the gravity term. however, this method is time-consuming and complex and is not easy to control in real time. to realise the trajectory tracking control of a mechanical arm, a gravity compensation algorithm was applied for real-time and accurate estimation of the gravity moment in ref. [10, 11]. however, in real-life applications, it is difficult to guarantee the accuracy of gravity compensation because various accurate dynamic parameters are difficult to obtain. in ref. [12, 13], a system dynamics model using lagrange’s equation was built to calculate the torque generated by each part of the centre of gravity in joint space, using the torque motor to obtain the corresponding torque for gravity compensation. one disadvantage of this method is that the calculation of the gravity matrix with multiple degrees of freedom is relatively complex and the exact parameters of the lagrange equation are not easily obtained. based on the traditional fixed gravity compensation, the gravity compensation function of each joint was derived in ref. [14]. a relatively accurate online gravity compensation proportional-derivative (pd) control strategy was proposed for the right arm of a de-icing robot. however, this compensation algorithm requires knowing the weight and mass centre as well as other parameters of the mechanical arm in advance and is only applicable to parallel shaft mechanical arms. it can be seen from the above review that the conventional gravity compensation algorithm requires precise dynamic parameters and a complex matrix transformation operation, which is difficult in applications in real-time control. although some improved real-time control algorithms are simple to calculate, they are only applicable to parallel shaft mechanical arms [15]. in view of the shortcomings of the above studies, in this paper, we study a seemingly simpler gravity compensation method. this algorithm does not need complicated calculations, nor does it require obtaining all accurate dynamic models and parameters to achieve a better control effect, and it is also suitable for non-parallel shaft mechanical arms. 126 2. gravity compensation algorithm of a mechanical arm 2.1. analysis of gravity compensation of a mechanical arm according to the lagrange modelling method, the mechanical arm dynamics equation with n degrees of freedom can be expressed as follows: ( ) + ( ) ( )q q q,q q q m c g γ   (1) where ( )q t represents the angular displacement vector of a joint, which is a bounded differentiable vector; ( )qm represents the inertial matrix of the mechanical arm; ( )q,qc  represents the coriolis force and the centrifugal force vector; ( )qg represents the gravity vector; and γ represents the input torque. mechanical arms usually work at a low speed. it can be seen from eq. (1) that the dynamic performance of the robot is affected by gravity. if gravity is regarded as a disturbance, most of the work done by the input torque will be used to overcome the disturbance of the gravity moment. if gravity can be compensated effectively in the control process, the control efficiency will be greatly improved. 2.2. calculation of the gravity moment of a mechanical arm according to the lagrange equation for robots, the gravity term of the ith joint of the mechanical arm with n joints can be expressed as follows: 0n t kk i k k k i i g m g q     t p (2) where km is the mass of each connecting rod of the robot arm, g is the gravity acceleration vector in the basic coordinate system, 0 kt is the homogeneous transformation matrix of the k-coordinate relative to the basic coordinate system and k kp represents the distance vector from the origin of the k-coordinate to the mass centre of the connection rod k. therefore, the gravity matrix is given as follows:  t1 2 3( ) , , ,..., nq g g g gg (3) we can apply eq. (2) to exactly calculate the gravity term at each moment and compensate for it, that is, to make the gravity compensation term ( )q0γ g (4) let the input torque be ' 0γ = γ + γ (5) substituting eqs. (3) and (4) into eq. (1), we get ( ) + ( )q q q,q q  'm c γ   (6) where 'γ is the input torque after gravity compensation. thus, the input torque can completely compensate the gravity term, which means that it can completely eliminate the disturbance of the gravity moment. however, the prerequisite is to know the dynamic parameters, such as the mass and mass centre, of each connecting rod of the robot arm. it can be seen from eq. (2) that, to calculate the gravity moment of each joint of the mechanical arm, the two parameter values of mass km and mass centre distance ( k kp ) must be known in advance. however, it is difficult to obtain relatively accurate values using conventional measurement methods. moreover, this method requires a large number of calculations on the rotation transformation matrix, which becomes very large when there are more joints, so it is difficult to apply this method in actual applications. 2.3. gravity compensation algorithm of parallel shaft mechanical arms perpendicular to gravity fig 1. coordinate of an n-joint mechanical arm figure 1 shows the coordinate of a mechanical arm with n joints as rotating joints, x as the connecting rod direction and z as the rotation axis direction. in the basic coordinate {0}, the gravity direction is 0-y and the rotation axis direction 0z is perpendicular to the plane 0 0x y . if not specified, the basic coordinate studied in the following section is the coordinate system shown in fig. 1. joint angle 1q is defined as the angle between 0x and the connecting rod 1x in the basic coordinate system and nq is defined as the angle between the connection rods -1nx and nx . according to the definition of joint angle and the property of gravity, when the mechanical arm is fully expanded along the direction perpendicular to gravity, in other words, when 1 2 n 0q q q  …… , the maximum gravity moment is received. if the mechanical arm meets the following two conditions, then the maximum value of the gravity moment at each joint can be derived from eq. (2): 1) all joints are rotating joints. 2) for all connecting rods, the mass centre of the i connecting rod is on the line between the i coordinate system and the origin of the i +1 coordinate system. 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 22 3 3 3 3 3 4 1 1 1 1 ... ... n c k k n c k k n c k k n c n n n n n c n n m l l m g m l l mg g gm l l m g g m l l m m l                                                           (7) where ng represents the maximum value of the gravity moment of the nth joint, nm is the gravity of the nth x0 y0 z0 q1 θ1 xn-1 yn-1 zn-1 qn θn x1 y1 z1 xn yn zn z0 127 connecting rod, nl is the length of the nth connecting rod, c nl is the distance between the mass centre of the nth connecting rod and the origin of the nth coordinate system and g is the acceleration due to gravity. parallel shaft mechanical arm perpendicular to gravity refers to all joint axis angles n k  (k is an integer); in other words, all joint axes of the mechanical arm are perpendicular to the direction of gravity and parallel to each other. according to the property of torque and the space geometry characteristics of the mechanical arm, we consider the maximum gravity moment and joint angle of each joint as variables. thus, the online gravity compensation algorithm is designed as follows: 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 2 3 3 3 1 2 33 4 11 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) cos( ) ( ) ( ) cos( + ) ( ) ( ) cos ( + + )( ) ... ... ( ) ( ) cos( ) ( ) cos( ) n c k k n c k k n c k k nn c n n n n i n i n c n n i i m l l m g q g q m l l m g q q g q m l l m g q q qg q g q m l l m g q g q m l g q                                                                 (8) where ( )ng q represents the torque to be compensated for the nth joint, nm is the gravity of the nth connecting rod, nl is the length of the nth connecting rod, c nl is the distance between the mass centre of the nth connecting rod and the origin of the nth coordinate system, g is the acceleration due to gravity and iq is the ith joint angle. 2.4. general gravity compensation algorithm of a space manipulator fig 2. definition of the joint axis angle as shown in fig. 2, the joint axis angle n is defined as the angle between the rotation joint axis nz and the horizontal plane 0 0z x . whether and how much the space manipulator requires gravity compensation during the control process are closely related to the joint axis angle. as long as the joint axis angle θ / 2n k (k is a non-zero integer), the manipulator will be disturbed by the gravity and it will be necessary to compensate the gravity. according to the property of torque and the space geometry characteristics of the mechanical arm, taking the maximum gravity moment, joint axis angle and joint angle of each joint as variables, the online gravity compensation algorithm is designed as follows: 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 1 1 2 2 33 4 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) cos( ) ( ) ( ) cos( + ) ( ) ( ) cos( + + )( ) ... ... ( ) ( ) cos( + ) ( ) n c k k n c k k n c k k nn c n n n n n i i n n i n n m l l m g q g q m l l m g q q g q m l l m g q q qg q g q m l l m g q q g q m l                                              1 1 cos( ) n c n i i n i g q q                                      (9) where ( )ng q represents the torque to be compensated for the nth joint, nm is the gravity of the nth connecting rod, nl is the length of the nth connecting rod, c nl is the distance between the mass centre of the nth connecting rod and the origin of the nth coordinate system, g is the acceleration due to gravity, iq is the ith joint angle and n is the compensation coefficient. the general gravity compensation algorithm of a space manipulator [see eq. (9)] has a compensation coefficient n compared with the gravity compensation algorithm of parallel shaft mechanical arms [see eq. (8)]. this coefficient is related to the joint axis angle, which is defined as follows: 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 1 cos ( ) cos ( ) cos ( ) cos ( ) cos ( ) n n n n                                                    … …… (10) the compensation coefficient is zero when the th joint axis angle / 2n k  (k is a non-zero integer) because, at this point, the joint axis is parallel to the direction of gravity and gravity has a little influence on the rotation motion of the joint. therefore, no gravity compensation is required. most of the previous studies have been conducted on parallel shaft mechanical arms with all joint axis angles of n k  (k is an integer). in this case, all joint axes are perpendicular to the direction of gravity and the compensation coefficient is 1. the rotation motion of the joint is mostly affected by gravity. when the direction of the joint axis is neither parallel nor perpendicular to the direction of gravity, the compensation coefficient n of each joint is used to indicate the influence of gravity on the rotation motion of the joint. the larger the value is, the larger the disturbance of gravity is, and the corresponding gravity compensation is calculated according to the algorithm. therefore, the gravity compensation algorithm modified by the compensation coefficient is suitable for non-parallel shaft mechanical arms of any joint axis angle, which extends the application scope of the algorithm in this paper. 128 3. control scheme design and stability analysis 3.1. control scheme design to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the compensation algorithm of the mechanical arm trajectory tracking control system, the simplest pd control is adopted for the convenience of analysis. the control process of the dual-joint mechanical arm system is shown as follows. pd controller joint driver qd q gravity compensation — e fig 3. control flow chart the expected input of the control system is dq , the output variable is the real-time joint angle q and the error variable is defined as de = q q , dq q e   (11) among these, the pd controller uses input and output deviation for control and its control law is given as ( )p v d= q γ k e k e g (12) where pk and vk are n-dimensional positive definite diagonal constant matrices, and the variables g  are defined in eq. (9).  t1 2 n( )= ( ), ( ) ( )q g q g q g qg ,..., (13) using eqs. (1) and (12), we derive ( ) + ( ) ( ) ( )p v dq q,q q q   m q c q g k e k e g   (14) 3.2. system stability analysis the closed-loop control equation [see eq. (14)] and eq. (11) are rewritten in the state space form as follows: 1( ) + ( ) + ( ) ( )p v d qd q e q q,q q q qdt                e m k k c g gq      (15) the lyapunov function is constructed as follows: ( ) ( ) ( )v e,q p e h e tq q  (16) where t t t 1 1 ( )= ( ) 2 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 2 d d u p d d p d p e q -e h e u q e k q q q            m e k e e g g k g (17) where ( )u q represents the potential energy function of the mechanical arm system.  ( )minu q k u q (18) assuming the robot manipulator joints to be all rotary, then ( ) 0uu q k  (19) it can be proved that the lyapunov function is non-negative definite. take the derivative of this function with respect to time: t t t t t1 ( , ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 p dv e q q q q q    q m q q m q q g e k e e g        (20) according to the definition of the gravity matrix, ( ) ( )q q q    g u (21) using eq. (15), we can derive t t t t t( , ) ( ) ( )p v d p dv e q q q    q k e q k q q g e k e e g       (22) using the properties of the mechanical arm kinetic equation [16], we obtain t 1 ( ) ( ) 0 2 q q,q     q m c q  (23) according to formula (11), we can derive e = q  (24) making eqs. (22), (23) and (24) simultaneously, we can derive t( , ) 0vv e q     q k q (25) we know from eq. (25) that when vk is positive definite， ( , )v e q  is negative semi-definite. according to the lyapunov stability criterion, the position error e and velocity ( )q t are bounded under any initial condition. according to la salle’s theorem [15], [ , ] [0,0]e q  is the global asymptotically stable equilibrium point of the system, which proves the stability of the system and meets the basic requirements of the control system. 4. simulation and research of mechanical arm gravity compensation 4.1. dual-joint mechanical arm simulation to verify the effectiveness of the gravity compensation control method, an experimental simulation test was conducted on a dual-joint parallel shaft mechanical arm, shown in fig. 3. the end motion track of the mechanical arm is designed as a circle, shown in fig. 4. m1 m2 g x0 y0 r 50mm x1 y1 x2 y2 l1 l2 q1 q2 fig 4. configuration and motion track of the dual-joint mechanical arm 129 the adams software was used to model the dual-joint mechanical arm, and matlab simulink is used to design the pd gravity compensation controller. the simulation test scheme is as follows. 1) setting up the dual-joint parallel shaft mechanical arm model as shown in fig. 4, the parameters are shown as table 1. table 1. parameters of the dual-joint mechanical arm parameter/ (unit) 1 2, /(mm)l l 1 1, /(mm)c cl l 1 2, /(kg)m m value 250 125 0.88 2) to make the end motion track of the mechanical arm follow the specified trajectory, it is necessary to calculate the joint variables of the two joints through the trajectory equation and then use these two-joint variables as the input of the control system model. take 1q and 2q as the angular displacement of joint 1 and joint 2, respectively, with 1l and 2l being the respective lengths of the two joints. the nonlinear equations are 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 *cos( ) *cos( ) *sin( ) *sin( ) x l q l q y l q l q      (26) the time interval t is set as 0–6.28 s with 400 points in the middle, and the joint angles at each time point are solved to obtain the joint space trajectory over the entire time interval. 3) using the algorithm shown in eq. (9) and the control process shown in fig. 2, gravity compensation is carried out using the joint angle from the feedback, and the gravity compensation algorithm of the dual-joint parallel shaft mechanical arm is obtained as follows: 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 =[( ) ]cos( ) = cos( + ) c c c g q m l m l g m l g q g q m l g q q      （ ） （ ） (27) fig 5. trajectory tracking curve without weight compensation the parameters of the pd controller are selected as v 40 0 = 0 20p        k k . first, we look at the simulation results without gravity compensation. as can be seen from fig. 5, the pd controller only uses deviations to carry out the test. if the control does not conduct gravity compensation, the disturbance of gravity will not be able to be eliminated, so the error will be relatively large and it will be difficult to conduct trajectory tracking control. to verify the performance of the gravity compensation algorithm in this paper, the fixed gravity compensation algorithm proposed in [6, 7] was adopted for comparison. fig 6. trajectory tracking curve with weight compensation. fig 7. tracking error curve of the compensation algorithm in this paper t h e a n g u la r d is p la ce m e n t o f j o in t o n e (d e g re e ) t h e a n gu la r d is p la ce m e n t o f j o in t t w o (d e gr e e ) t he a ng ul ar d is pl ac em en t of jo in t o ne (d eg re e) t he a ng ul ar d is pl ac em en t of jo in t t w o( de gr ee ) er ro r( de gr ee ) 130 fig 8. tracking error curve of a fixed compensation algorithm it can be seen from fig. 6 that the trajectory tracking control can be well realized after the adoption of gravity compensation. according to fig. 7, the gravity compensation algorithm adopted in this paper can cause the tracking error 1.5oe  and steady-state precision to be high. in fig. 8, the tracking error of the fixed compensation algorithm exceeds 3o . therefore, the gravity compensation algorithm in this paper is better in terms of error control. next, an input sinusoidal signal is used to test the dynamic tracking performance of the system. it is assumed that the input signal of joints 1 and 2 is 1 2 70sin( ) 70sin( ) t t      (28) the tracking effect of the dual-joint mechanical arm under different sinusoidal signals is as follows. fig 9. trajectory tracking curve under a sinusoidal signal it can be seen from fig. 9 that the gravity compensation algorithm has a better tracking performance for general sinusoidal waves and the tracking error is 2oe  , thus achieving better trajectory tracking control. 4.2. three-joint mechanical arm simulation to further verify the effectiveness of the gravity compensation control algorithm, a gravity compensation simulation was performed on the three-joint mechanical arm shown in fig. 10. the gravity parameters are shown in table 2. fig 10. structure and model of the three-joint mechanical arm table 2. parameters of the three-joint mechanical arm parameter rod length/(mm) mass/(kg) l1 l2 l3 m1 m1 m3 value 100 125 125 1 0.88 0.88 since the terminal attitude is not considered, only the first three joints controlling the terminal position are used for the trajectory tracking control experiment. the trajectory motion curves of the three-joint angles are shown in the following: 1 2 3 /3sin(0.5 ) /3sin(0.5 ) /3sin(0.5 ) 0.3556 t t t                (29) in addition, the gravity compensation algorithm based on the trigonometric function shown in eq. (12) is utilised, and the parameters are set as follows: 1000 500 500 p          k 10 100 100 v          k 2 2 3 0 94cos( ) 18cos( ) g q q q          according to eq. (10), since the rotation axis of the first joint is parallel to the direction of gravity, its gravity compensation coefficients are set as 1 1=0 =0g  ; thus, no gravity compensation is required. the experimental results are shown as follows. figures 11 and 12 represent the angular displacement and tracking error curves of each joint, er ro r( de gr ee ) t h e a n gu la r d is p la ce m e n t o f j o in t o n e (d e gr e e ) t h e a n gu la r d is p la ce m e n t o f j o in t t w o (d e gr e e ) 131 respectively. fig 11. trajectory tracking curve of the three-joint mechanical arm as can be seen from figs. 11 and 12, the error of the gravity compensation algorithm in this paper is no more than 0.045 rad, whereas the error of the fixed compensation algorithm is more than 0.05 rad. therefore, the compensation algorithm in this paper has a better compensation effect and can realise better trajectory tracking control. 5. conclusion in this paper, a gravity compensation method with an easy algorithm and implementation was proposed. furthermore, the concept of a ‘compensation coefficient’ was introduced and applied to gravity compensation based on the space geometry characteristics of a mechanical arm and the principle of torque balance. 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certain threats to the human health of the inspectors. therefore, the design of non-contact and remote epidemic prevention and control equipment is extremely urgent. in this paper, through the use of stm32f103c8t6 micro-controller, the ultrasonic ranging module is used to monitor the distance of the measured personnel in real time. when the measured personnel enter the test range, the infrared temperature sensor mlx90614 is used to test the temperature of the measured personnel. once it exceeds the set alarm value, the alarm is alerted. the system has high testing efficiency and precision, which is suitable for epidemic prevention and control. keywords: stm32f103c8t6 micro-controller; ultrasonic ranging module; mlx90614 infrared temperature sensor. 1. introduction the purpose of this topic is to develop a non-contact infrared temperature measurement device that is simple to operate and accurate in detection. because the new coronavirus has a very strong transmission ability, the developed device must achieve a short measurement time to avoid the patient contacting with other people for a long period of time; at the same time, this device should have a high detection accuracy. according to this feature, this topic is committed to the use of temperature sensors through the realization of a microcontroller[1][2] such a fast and efficient microprocessor to achieve real-time, accurate testing of people's body temperature. the microprocessor is a fast and efficient automatic processing equipment, and choosing a suitable one for the project among the many microcontroller models is a research component of the project. in addition, the accuracy of the sensor and the test time are prerequisites for the successful realization of the system. therefore, what kind of sensor products to use is also a very important research content of this project. 2. system architecture analysis 2.1. design proposal 2.1.1. microcontroller selection option 1: stm32 microcontroller stm32[3][4] series microcontroller is a class of 32-bit microcontroller, which has faster processing speed, more internal registers and more external devices that can be connected. in addition, as an arm core processor, the unique architecture of the stm32 mcu allows it to meet the needs of most designs. option 2: arduino arduino microcontroller is a new type of electronic platform that can be controlled using c, java, or even reptilian language (python). it consists of two main parts: the arduino board and the arduino ide. arduino can sense the environment through different sensors. arduino based projects can either contain only arduino or can contain arduino along with some other software that runs on pc. option comparison: stm32 series microcontroller and arduino are both microprocessors, and there are more devices supporting stm32 series microcontroller, and the firmware library used in programming stm32 microcontroller can be borrowed from the program of similar projects through the method of transplantation, which can effectively improve the efficiency of programming. therefore, we finally choose stm32 microcontroller as the control chip. 2.1.2. sensor selection program 1: ds18b20 temperature sensor ds18b20 is a professional temperature detection sensor, there are different forms such as ordinary type, waterproof type, etc. the sensor can measure the temperature of the environment, but also can measure the temperature of the human body, however, it will be based on the measurement of the distance of the accuracy of the difference produces a certain difference. the sensor temperature detection range is -80 to 150 degrees, the accuracy is about 0.1 degrees, high accuracy. program 2: mlx90614 infrared temperature sensor mlx90614 sensor is a non-contact infrared sensor. program comparison: ds18b20 sensor detection accuracy and mxl90614 sensor is not much difference, the detection of the temperature range ds18b20 sensor is also a little more superior. however, ds18b20 sensor in the detection of human body temperature, the need to contact with the human body in order to better detect the accurate body temperature value, for the epidemic, the need to avoid contact, from this point of view, non-contact infrared sensors can be a good solution to this problem, although the temperature range is slightly poorer, however, the measurement of the accuracy of the similar, and can be infrared temperature measurement, in line with the design requirements. so, choose to use the mlx90614 infrared temperature sensor as a temperature measurement sensor device. 55 2.1.3. display selection option 1: digital tube digital tube is a kind of display device made by using led light-emitting principle, which can display numbers from 0 to 9 and individual letters such as a, b, and so on. according to the direction of the led, it has a common cathode, common anode difference, in the drive, you can directly display the numbers and letters written as an array of forms, and called in the program. the driver of the digital tube is relatively simple and does not take up a lot of ports, usually a 4-bit digital tube only needs to take up about 8 ports. option 2: lcd1602 the lcd1602 is an lcd device that can display the numbers that the system needs to display, in addition to displaying letters and so on. when it adopts the direct control method, it occupies a large number of ports, and when it adopts the indirect control method, it occupies a small number of ports, and will occupy 11 ports at most. option comparison: both digital tube and lcd1602 can display temperature and distance, only the digital tube displays fewer digits and lcd1602 can display more digits. with the increase in the number of digital tubes, the number of ports it occupies is also growing, so, from the perspective of the number of displays, there is no doubt that lcd1602 is more appropriate. the lcd1602 is finally chosen as the display device. 3. hardware circuit analysis 3.1. infrared temperature module design one of the main tasks of the system is to measure the body temperature of the user. to better measure the body temperature without contact, the system uses a non-contact infrared temperature[5] measurement sensor, mlx90614. the circuit diagram of the non-contact infrared sensor, is shown in figure 1. the pin description of the device, as shown in table 1. figure 1. infrared temperature module circuit diagram table 1. non-contact infrared sensor pinout serial no. name pin description 1 vcc power positive 2 gnd ground 3 scl serial clock line 4 sda serial data cable the module has four pins, namely: vcc, gnd, scl and sda. the communication between the module and stm32 microcontroller adopts the communication mode of i2c bus, and scl connects to the b0 and b1 ports of stm32 microcontroller. i2c bus is a type of serial synchronous communication where sda is used for data sending and receiving and scl is used for synchronization of data sending and receiving. when it is idle, it presents the characteristics of high resistance state, and its start condition and stop condition are controlled by the host output level. sda transmits one bit of data in each clock cycle of scl, and in the process of transmitting, when scl is at a high level, the data on sda is in the valid state; and when scl is at a low level, the data on sda is in the invalid state. 3.2. ultrasonic ranging module design one of the core functions of this system is for the detection of distance, ultrasonic[6] distance measurement module is a device that utilizes the working principle of ultrasonic waves to measure the actual distance. the circuit diagram of the ultrasonic distance measurement module is shown in figure 2, and the pin description of the device, as shown in table 2 figure 2. ultrasonic ranging module circuit diagram table 2. ultrasonic module pinout serial no. name pin description 1 vcc 3.3-5v power supply, power positive 2 trig trigger signal input 3 echo trigger signal output 4 gnd ground the working principle of the ultrasonic module is: the module has a transmitter and a receiver, when the module transmits ultrasonic waves, it will turn on the timer at the same time, the ultrasonic signal encounters an obstacle, in addition to a small portion of it will be absorbed by the obstacle, most of it will bounce back. at this time, the receiver will receive the signal and turn off the interrupt. this time will be automatically recorded by the microcontroller, and the speed of the ultrasonic wave transmitted in the air is constant, about 340m/s, so the distance can be calculated according to the formula of distance equal to speed × time (since the time is the time of a round trip, the distance is 2 times the distance). the power supply for the module is 3.3v, the trig pin is connected to port c15 of the microcontroller and echo is connected to port c14 of the microcontroller. 3.3. display module design table 3. lcd1602 pin function serial no. name pin description 1 vss power ground 2 vdd power positive 3 v0 lcd bias input 4 rs data/command selector 5 r/w read/write control signal 6 e enable signal 7 d0 date i/o 8 d1 date i/o 9 d2 date i/o 10 d3 date i/o 11 d4 date i/o 12 d5 date i/o 13 d6 date i/o 14 d7 date i/o 15 blk backlight negative 16 bla backlight positive lcd1602 display is a kind of passive display device, with its micro-power consumption, small size and strong antiinterference ability and other advantages, in many application systems in an increasingly wide range of applications. lcd l602 lcd module is two lines of 16 characters, with 5×7 dot 56 matrix graphics to display characters of the lcd display. lcd 1602 module pins according to the function of the pins can be divided into three categories: data, power and programming control class. class, power class, and programming control class. among them, pins 7-14 for the data lines, select the direct control mode when you need to use 8 data lines, indirect control when you only need to use d4-d7 high four data lines. lcd1602 pin function is shown in table 3, the circuit diagram of the display module, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. display module circuit diagram the control of the display module adopts the communication method of 4-bit indirect control, and the data lines of d4-d7 are connected to ports b5-b8 of the microcontroller. besides, the three control ports of rs, r/w, and e are controlled by ports b12, b13, and b14 respectively, and the contrast adjustment end ro ensures the display effect by connecting a potentiometer. 4. system debug analysis 4.1. hardware commissioning usually, after the program design is completed, the program needs to be simulated using simulation software (e.g., proteus, multisim, etc.), but since the devices stm32, such as the infrared sensor and the microcontroller used in this design, do not exist in the software, it is not possible to simulate the system, and thus debugging of the hardware system can be carried out directly. detecting the connection of the devices through a multimeter without powering up is called hardware testing. in the first step, the power interface is tested to see if vcc and gnd, which are connected to the power supply, are correctly connected. in the second step, check whether the gpio port and the pins of the device are the same as the bits declared in the program. finally, press the switch to check whether the power supply port power is 5v and the pins of the stm32 microcontroller output both 3.3v and 5v. 4.2. system debugging after the hardware circuit is tested without any problem, the system is tested as a whole. turn on the power supply, first check whether both the upper and lower lines of the display show data and whether they are the same as those set in the program. the second step is to check whether the operation of the buttons is normal or not, press the three buttons respectively, and observe whether they are the functions of selecting, adding and subtracting respectively. if this function is normal, plug in the ultrasonic module and test whether the data on the display changes in real time. finally, plug the infrared module, observe whether the temperature changes and whether the measurement results are accurate. during testing of the system, a number of issues arose, which are described: 1. infrared temperature measurement accuracy of 0.01 degrees, too high precision. solution: usually, temperature displays are added or subtracted in 0.1 degrees, and using 0.01 is too precise to be meaningful for the design. therefore, the range of the display is changed from 0.01 degrees to 0.1 degrees by modifying the program. 2.the display shows the temperature initially at 30 degrees and adds or subtracts by 0.1 degrees. solution: since the body temperature is 37 degrees, if the initial value is set to 30 degrees and carried out in 0.1 degrees plus or minus, so that the alarm value will be added to 37 degrees is too much trouble, in order to adapt to the body temperature of 37 degrees alarm, the program will be changed to the initial value of the temperature to 37 degrees. 3. infrared temperature measurement module does not measure temperature. solution: the module does not display the temperature, first of all, check the connection of the hardware, whether the four pins are connected to the power supply, whether it is connected to the microcontroller port of the statement, by checking the hardware and there is no problem. after that, check the software part, the infrared module communicates with the microcontroller through the i2c bus, whether the start and stop are written correctly, and whether the acquired data are written correctly, firstly, check whether the communication of the infrared module is correct or not, and secondly, check whether the address and the data that this data is written to display are correct or not. by checking the program, it is found that it is caused by the start state of i2c communication is written wrongly and not set high level, and this problem is solved by modifying the program. 5. conclusion figure 4. schematic 57 this topic through the stm32f103c8t6 microcontroller control system operation, the use of ultrasonic ranging module for real-time monitoring of the distance of the person under test, when the person under test into the test range, the use of mlx90614 infrared temperature sensor for the test of the person under test for the test of the temperature of the person under test, once exceeded the set alarm value the system will beeping alert. the system is designed to respond to the epidemic prevention and control, therefore, the design functions are determined to serve this purpose. according to the requirements of the function, the suitable devices are selected reasonably, and the circuit diagram is drawn according to the working principle of the devices and the program is written according to the circuit diagram. finally, the 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"acoustic ranging." us, us2008 304361a1. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 138 study on water purification of freshwater aquaculture pond based on correlation analysis mengying cai * school of information engineering, yancheng teachers university, yancheng, china * corresponding author email: caimengying2022@163.com abstract: nowadays, pond culture is the main form of freshwater culture in china. however, with the aggravation of water pollution and eutrophication of freshwater ecosystem, it is easy to cause pond water bloom. water bloom will not only reduce the biodiversity of ponds, but also consume dissolved oxygen and produce toxic and harmful substances, which is of great harm to pond aquaculture. by studying the relationship between the main physical and chemical factors in freshwater aquaculture ponds, this paper studies the causes of water bloom, so as to improve the yield of pond culture and enhance everyone's awareness of environmental protection. keywords: pond aquaculture; water bloom; physical and chemical factors; pearson correlation coefficient. 1. background freshwater aquaculture technology refers to the production of aquatic economic animals (fish, shrimp, crab, shellfish, etc.) and aquatic economic plants by using ponds, reservoirs, lakes, rivers and other inland waters (including brackish water), which is an important part of inland aquatic industry [1]. freshwater aquaculture has a long history in china, which has played an important role in changing the rural economic structure, promoting the development of national economy and improving people's living standards. judging from the composition of aquaculture area, at present, the freshwater aquaculture area in china far exceeds that of marine aquaculture. by 2020, the freshwater aquaculture area in china will be 5040.56 thousand hectares, accounting for 71.6% of the total area, and its significance is self-evident [2]. especially after china's reform and opening up, freshwater aquaculture has entered a new era. breeding varieties increased, breeding area expanded, and breeding mode was constantly innovated. the progress of science and technology and the development of fishery production have made china's freshwater aquaculture industry develop unprecedentedly [3]. the total output of aquatic products and freshwater fish has always ranked first in the world. china's freshwater aquaculture is developing towards pollution-free aquaculture and healthy aquaculture [4]. 2. bloom phenomenon in freshwater aquaculture ponds water bloom, also known as algal bloom, is a natural phenomenon of sudden excessive proliferation of algae due to excessive nitrogen and phosphorus content in water, and the water surface often appears blue, red, brown, milky white and so on [5]. the main reason is that after the wastewater containing a lot of nitrogen and phosphorus in life and industrial and agricultural production enters the water body, algae multiply in large numbers and become the dominant population in the water body, which eventually leads to the phenomenon of water bloom [6]. "water bloom" mainly occurs in static water bodies, especially in fish ponds and stagnant internal rivers. the appearance of water bloom phenomenon will not only reduce the biodiversity of water body, consume dissolved oxygen in water body, but also produce toxic substances and odor, which will have a bad impact on aquaculture and human drinking water safety [7]. table 1. physical and chemical factor data of monitoring point a in pond 1 pool number number of weeks total phosphorus phosphate phosphorus total nitrogen pond water interstitial water bottom mud pond water interstitial water bottom mud pond water interstitial water bottom mud pond 1a monitoring point 1 4.9588 5.1649 0.0404 0.0138 0.0164 0.0383 1.2726 6.6161 0.0876 2 2.1237 7.3299 0.0285 0 0.0052 0.0201 1.1688 6.5437 0.1042 3 1.9691 8.8763 0.0385 0.0048 0.0358 0.0367 0.497 6.6253 0.12 4 1.7629 10.1134 0.0386 0.0024 0.0361 0.0372 1.2726 5.8749 0.0987 5 1.7113 7.0206 0.0401 0.003 0.0409 0.0324 1.0882 5.9647 0.1147 6 1.9691 6.5567 0.0403 0.0042 0.0284 0.0409 0.7917 4.8684 0.1109 7 1.5052 5.5258 0.0233 0.0028 0.0332 0.0449 0.4489 3.8953 0.0731 8 3.7216 4.0309 0.0403 0.0103 0.0333 0.0474 1.3015 4.9892 0.0821 9 6.0928 4.5979 0.0404 0.027 0.0214 0.0408 2.1992 4.5096 0.084 10 3.2577 8.4124 0.0319 0.0098 0.0254 0.051 1.1472 4.6899 0.0831 11 3.5155 8.7732 0.0393 0.0065 0.2089 0.0516 1.739 4.6726 0.1313 12 5.3196 3.2577 0.0394 0.0178 0.0171 0.0419 1.0701 4.6334 0.1317 13 6.4536 7.0206 0.0431 0.03 0.017 0.0431 1.696 6.6643 0.1531 14 7.0722 6.9691 0.0422 0.034 0.2058 0.0503 2.0101 6.9525 0.162 15 7.7938 6.4021 0.0482 0.0463 0.2149 0.0507 1.4823 6.1152 0.1571 139 in order to study the relationship between the main physical and chemical factors (total phosphorus, phosphate phosphorus, total nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen, nitrous nitrogen and ammonium nitrogen) in freshwater aquaculture ponds, we chose to monitor the contents of six physical and chemical factors in pond water, interstitial water and sediment for 15 weeks, and set up two monitoring points in each pond to avoid accidental data. table 1 shows the contents of total phosphorus, phosphate phosphorus and total nitrogen in pond water, interstitial water and sediment at monitoring point a in pond 1 for 15 weeks. table 2 shows the contents of nitrate nitrogen, nitrous nitrogen and ammonium nitrogen in pond water, interstitial water and sediment at monitoring point b in pond 2 for 15 weeks. table 2. physical and chemical factor data of monitoring point b in pond 2 pool number number of weeks nitrate nitrogen nitrous nitrogen ammonium nitrogen pond water interstitial water bottom mud pond water interstitial water bottom mud pond water interstitial water bottom mud monitoring point of pond 2b 1 0.08 0.1856 0.9142 0.005 0.0244 1.1553 0.5841 6.0239 17.2733 2 0.0112 0.142 1.4125 0.0285 0.0265 2.7278 0.2408 7.9521 25.6943 3 0.041 0.0298 0.6041 0.0497 0.0234 12.2989 0.0957 5.7882 11.6788 4 0.0234 0.0196 0.4783 0.0216 0.0414 13.7867 0.1731 4.1683 22.3728 5 0.2874 0.0075 0.5293 0.0377 0.0115 0.1162 0.6784 9.4125 28.7188 6 0.3641 0.2704 0.145 0.1548 0.0184 0.0712 1.3361 13.0996 29.0591 7 0.0701 1.6064 3.3623 0.073 0.4337 3.6167 0.6736 2.5907 10.1387 8 0.0967 0.6188 0.8172 0.044 0.3651 3.8704 0.7558 3.1951 13.4509 9 0.0662 0.0067 2.1765 0.1212 0.0165 2.9758 1.5174 2.7357 9.4078 10 0.0527 0.0224 1.8182 0.0647 0.0101 7.6679 1.2418 2.4094 9.41 11 0.0892 0.0534 0.4228 0.1728 0.0105 1.7838 0.6712 7.4142 14.2891 12 0.653 0.0151 1.2493 0.4443 0.0096 2.2796 0.3837 2.6269 24.4452 13 0.5733 0.0242 0.4448 0.7696 0.0198 0.9384 0.5745 3.6545 22.9404 14 0.303 0.0142 0.7427 0.0689 0.0119 1.0619 0.485 8.883 24.3476 15 0.2973 0.0234 1.0439 0.2641 0.0092 1.064 0.4487 5.0085 14.2944 in this paper, the data unit of pool water and interstitial water is mg l-1, and the data unit of sediment nutrients is mg kg-1 except for total phosphorus and total nitrogen. 3. the relationship between the main physical and chemical factors in the pond 3.1. pearson correlation coefficient (pcc) method pearson correlation coefficient is a statistical method that can quantitatively measure the correlation between variables [8]. pearson correlation coefficient is essentially a linear correlation coefficient, which describes the linear correlation between variables. the greater the absolute value of pearson correlation coefficient, the stronger the linear correlation between variables, that is, the closer pearson correlation coefficient is to 1 or -1, the stronger the linear correlation between variables. on the contrary, if pearson correlation coefficient is closer to 0, the weaker the linear correlation between variables [9]. pearson correlation coefficient is calculated as follows: r ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ (1) where the variable x is the set of x coordinates of all points, the variable y is the set of y coordinates of all points, and n represents the total number of all points. according to formula (1), this is the ratio of covariance to the product of standard deviation of two variables, which is dimensionless and standardized covariance. 3.2. data scatter plot in this paper, all the data of two monitoring points in each pond are averaged to avoid the influence of accidental data on the research. interstitial water, also known as free water, is water that can move without being absorbed by soil particles in the interstitial space of soil or water body. considering that the material exchange between adjacent layers in water is more intensive, this paper only studies the relationship between physical and chemical factors between adjacent layers of water. fig 1. relationship diagram of physical and chemical factors of no.1 pool 140 fig 2. relationship diagram of physical and chemical factors of no.2 pool fig 3. relationship diagram of physical and chemical factors of no.3 pool by observing scatter charts 1, 2, 3 and 4, it can be seen that there is no obvious correlation between the physical and chemical factors of most ponds in pool water and interstitial water, but the physical and chemical factors of total nitrogen in pool 1 and nitrous nitrogen in pool 4 have similar changing trends. there is no obvious correlation between total phosphorus and nitrous nitrogen in interstitial water and sediment, but the four physical and chemical factors of phosphate phosphorus, total nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen and ammonium nitrogen have similar changing trends. fig 4. relationship diagram of physical and chemical factors of no.4 pool 4. correlation research 4.1. study on the correlation between physical and chemical factors in pool water and interstitial water as shown in table 3, after calculating the pearson correlation coefficient of six physical and chemical factors in pool water and interstitial water, it is found that the physical and chemical factors of phosphate and phosphorus in interstitial water are highly correlated, and the physical and chemical factors of total phosphorus in interstitial water are also highly correlated, while the physical and chemical factors of phosphate and phosphorus in interstitial water and total phosphorus in pool water have only a certain correlation. in addition, the physical and chemical factors of ammonium and nitrate in interstitial water are also highly correlated. in a word, there is no obvious correlation between the six physical and chemical factors in pool water and interstitial water. it is mainly because there are many factors that interfere with the content of physical and chemical factors in pond water during pond culture. fertilizer, rainfall and the number of cultivated plants will all affect the content of physical and chemical factors in pond water. 141 table 3. pearson correlation coefficient of six physical and chemical factors in pool water and interstitial water r value /p value total phosphorus in pond water phosphate phosphorus in pool water total nitrogen in pond water nitrate nitrogen in pool water nitrous nitrogen in pool water ammonium nitrogen in pond water total phosphorus in interstitial water -0.3815/0.1606 -0.2919/0.2912 -0.0807/0.7748 0.0223/0.9371 0.0709/0.8017 -0.5886/0.0210** phosphorus phosphate in interstitial water 0.4689/0.0779* 0.5186/0.0476** 0.4357/0.1045 -0.1742/0.5348 -0.2005/0.4737 -0.1870/0.5046 total nitrogen in interstitial water 0.2581/0.3531 0.2668/0.3364 0.1728/0.5379 -0.2761/0.3192 -0.3457/0.2069 -0.2830/0.3068 nitrate nitrogen in interstitial water -0.0955/0.7349 -0.2543/0.3603 -0.0253/0.9288 -0.2456/0.3775 -0.2533/0.3624 0.0853/0.7624 nitrous nitrogen in interstitial water -0.0583/0.8365 -0.1216/0.6660 0.0562/0.8423 0.0003/0.9992 -0.1065/0.7055 0.2358/0.3976 ammonium nitrogen in interstitial water 0.2683/0.3335 0.3081/0.2638 0.3316/0.2273 -0.4650/0.0807* -0.2019/0.4706 0.0145/0.9590 (note: ***p<0.01, **p<0.5, *p<0.1) 4.2. correlation between interstitial water and physical and chemical factors in sediment table 4. pearson correlation coefficient between interstitial water and six physical and chemical factors in sediment r value /p value total phosphorus in interstitial water phosphorus phosphate in interstitial water total nitrogen in interstitial water nitrate nitrogen in interstitial water nitrous nitrogen in interstitial water ammonium nitrogen in interstitial water total phosphorus in sediment -0.0783/0.7816 0.4305/0.1092 0.3949/0.1452 -0.1654/0.5557 0.0970/0.7308 0.3658/0.1800 sediment phosphate phosphorus -0.0825/0.7701 0.5833/0.0225** -0.3470/0.2051 -0.3263/0.2353 0.2106/0.4511 -0.1044/0.7113 total nitrogen in sediment 0.1612/0.5660 0.6387/0.0104** 0.5228/0.0456** -0.3238/0.2391 -0.2674/0.3354 0.1774/0.5269 nitrate nitrogen in sediment -0.2804/0.3114 -0.1279/0.6498 0.1319/0.6394 0.5555/0.0316** 0.7218/0.0024*** -0.2246/0.4210 nitrous nitrogen in sediment 0.3356/0.2214 0.1256/0.6556 0.2688/0.3326 -0.1917/0.4938 -0.0890/0.7523 0.5228/0.0456** ammonium nitrogen in sediment 0.4800/0.0702** 0.0869/0.7582 0.6063/0.0166** -0.1841/0.5112 -0.2315/0.4065 0.8629/0.0000*** as shown in table 4, after calculating pearson correlation coefficient between interstitial water and six physical and chemical factors in sediment, it is found that there are significant correlations between interstitial water and physical and chemical factors of nitrate nitrogen and ammonium nitrogen in sediment. however, the physical and chemical factors such as total phosphorus in interstitial water and sediment ammonium nitrogen, phosphate phosphorus in interstitial water and sediment phosphate phosphorus, total nitrogen in interstitial water and sediment nitrogen, total nitrogen in interstitial water and sediment ammonium nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen in interstitial water and sediment nitrate nitrogen, ammonium nitrogen in interstitial water and sediment nitrous nitrogen all have great correlation, while the rest of interstitial water has no obvious correlation with the physical and chemical factors in sediment. 5. summary and prospect in this paper, the relationship between six 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[9] zhang yulei, dang yan, he pingan. quantitative analysis of biological relationship by pearson correlation coefficient [j]. computer engineering and application, 2005, 41(33):5. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 85 xgboost analysis based on consumer behavior kunpeng cai, maria rosario rodavia * graduate school, angeles university foundation, angeles city, philippines * corresponding author: maria rosario rodavia (email: rose.rodavia@gmail.com) abstract: with the rapid development of the internet and e-commerce, a large amount of consumer data has become available, which allows us to better understand consumer preferences and purchasing trends. xgboost (extreme gradient boosting) is a powerful machine learning algorithm that performs well when dealing with large data sets and complex features. this article first introduces the basic principles of the xgboost algorithm, and then discusses in detail how to apply it to consumer behavior analysis. this paper uses real consumer data set, including multi-dimensional information such as customer identification, product identification and customer purchasing behavior. by building the xgboost model, we are able to identify important features, predict consumer purchase intentions, and provide personalized recommendations. in addition, the performance evaluation and optimization methods of the model are discussed to ensure its accuracy and practicability. finally, we summarize the main findings of this study, highlighting the potential applications of xgboost analytics based on consumer behavior in marketing and business decisions. by digging deeper into consumer behavior data, businesses can better meet customer needs, improve sales efficiency, and achieve sustainable competitive advantage, and this research provides strong support for the use of machine learning techniques to optimize market strategies. keywords: xgboost; consumer behavior; marketing; business decision. 1. introduction with the rapid development of the internet and ecommerce, consumer behavior analysis has become a crucial part of marketing and business decisions. instead of relying solely on traditional market research methods, businesses and organizations are actively adopting machine learning and data science techniques to better understand and predict consumer behavior. among them, xgboost (extreme gradient boosting) algorithm, as a powerful machine learning tool, is widely used in the field of consumer behavior analysis to achieve more accurate consumer insight and personalized market strategies. this article aims to take an in-depth look at xgboost analytics based on consumer behavior and its potential applications in marketing and business. first, we will briefly introduce the basic principles and features of the xgboost algorithm, as well as its wide application in the field of machine learning. we will then explore in detail how xgboost algorithms can be applied to consumer behavior analysis, including key steps such as data preparation, feature engineering, model building, and performance evaluation. through a real-world case study, we will demonstrate how the xgboost model can be used to predict consumer purchase intentions and provide personalized product recommendations. finally, we will discuss the potential benefits of this approach and the direction of future research in this area. chen, t. et al. introduced the xgboost algorithm [1], which is a gradient lifting tree algorithm used to solve various machine learning problems. it excels in performance and accuracy and is widely used for data mining and prediction tasks. for the problem of how to use xgboost algorithm to predict click-through rate in e-commerce, li, h., & guo, j. describes and illustrates the application of xgboost in real business such as ad click prediction [2]. tong, j. et al. have focused on using gradient lift machines (including xgboost) to predict customer purchase behavior in e-commerce, and this article provides a case study of using xgboost in an e-commerce context, emphasizing its predictive power [3]. rashid, t. et al. focused on using xgboost to predict customer churn in the telecom industry [4]. customer churn prediction is crucial for maintaining customer loyalty, and the application of xgboost in this field is expected to improve the accuracy of prediction. jia, x. et al. described a customer behavior analysis and prediction model based on xgboost algorithm [5], which highlighted the application of xgboost in analyzing customer behavior and predicting trends, especially in the fields of management and education. sanchez-morales et al. studied the use of xgboost to predict customer churn in the mobile telecom industry [6]. customer churn is an important issue for telecom companies, and xgboost is used to improve the prediction accuracy of customer churn. chen, y. et al. [7] introduce a hybrid model that combines xgboost and short-term memory networks (lstm) to predict customer churn in ecommerce. sun, x. et al., explore the use of xgboost in ecommerce to predict customer churn [8], which highlights the practical application of data science and machine learning in e-commerce to improve customer retention and sales efficiency. through the analysis of customer behavior data, yang, w. introduced how to use xgboost to identify different customer groups [9] and provide customized recommendations and promotions based on their needs and preferences. wu, h. et al., by combining xgboost with deep learning methods [10], demonstrated how to better capture complex sales trends and seasonal changes, thereby improving the performance of sales forecasting, which is very important for supply chain management and inventory optimization. the innovation of this paper is that xgboost algorithm is used for the first time to build a consumer prediction model, and has achieved good results in the evaluation of indicators. the experiment proves that xgboost algorithm model will have great application scenarios and practical significance in e-commerce applications. 86 2. research basis 2.1. algorithm overview xgboost is an ensemble learning algorithm that combines multiple weak learners (usually decision trees) into a powerful model. its core idea is to train weak learners iteratively and then combine them into a more powerful model to improve the accuracy of predictions. based on the idea of boosting trees, where each tree is trained on the mistakes of the previous tree. xgboost uses a custom loss function, usually one that combines prediction error and model complexity. it includes regularization terms to limit the complexity of the tree and prevent overfitting. it uses l1 and l2 regularization to control the complexity of the model to improve generalization, and employs an early stopping strategy to avoid overfitting during training. by monitoring the performance of the validated data, training can be stopped before the model starts to overfit. 2.2. principle of algorithm suppose the problem we are trying to solve is a regression problem, and the goal is to learn a prediction function f(x) where x represents the input features and f(x) represents the predicted value of the output. our goal is to minimize the loss function, usually using the mean squared error to measure the difference between the predicted value and the true value: loss function: l(y, f(x)) = (y f(x))^2 (1) where y represents the true target value. xgboost uses decision trees as a weak learner, and each decision tree is a regression tree. the goal of the regression tree is to fit the residual of the training data (that is, the difference between the true value and the predicted value of the current model). the key idea here is that in each iteration, we train a new regression tree, which is then added to the model to gradually reduce the residual. the goal of xgboost is to minimize the following weighted loss functions: objective function: obj(θ) = σ[lf y_i, ŷ_i) + rt(θ_t)] (2) among them,  θ indicates the parameters of the model, including the structure of the tree and the value of the leaf node.  i represents each training sample.  enclosure ŷ_i indicates the predicted value of the current model.  the loss function is used to measure how well the model fits the training data.  regularization terms are used to control the complexity of the model, including l1 and l2 regularization terms. xgboost uses a gradient lift method to optimize the objective function. in each iteration, it calculates the negative gradient of the objective function and then fits this negative gradient with a new regression tree. that's why it's called gradient boosting. where, the negative gradient: g_i = ∂l(y_i, ŷ_i) / ∂ŷ_i (3) h_i = ∂^2l(y_i, ŷ_i) / ∂ŷ_i^2 (4) where g_i represents the gradient of the loss function with respect to the predicted value, and h_i represents the second derivative of the loss function. specific steps: a. initialize the model: to begin, initialize a simple model as the initial predicted value, usually a constant, such as the average of all the training samples. b. iterative training: repeat the following steps: a) calculate the gradients and second derivatives of the current model. b) train a new regression tree to fit the negative gradient to reduce the loss function. c) use linear search to find the best tree structure (split point and leaf node values). d) update model parameters, including the structure of the tree and the values of the leaf nodes. c. regularization: after each iteration, regularization terms are applied to control the complexity of the model. d. stop early: we can monitor the performance of the validated data and stop training when the performance is no longer improving to avoid overfitting. 2.3. experimental object the overall goal is to classify potential consumers according to different characteristics, and further data analysis on the basis of classification, on this basis, we use xgboost algorithm to classify consumers.  get some clean data through data preprocessing.  group consumers with different characteristic values.  in the classification results, and specific analysis of the results. 3. methods first of all, the data is obtained from taobao official, and then some characteristics and dimensions of the data set are learned by reading the attributes of the data set. secondly, the data set is cleaned and preprocessed. some null values and indexes will be cleaned, and the cleaned data will be saved as a local csv file. after data processing is completed, xgboost algorithm is introduced, and different models are drawn according to different eigenvalues, and specific analysis is made according to these specific models. the results show that the xgboost algorithm can effectively classify consumers. the data comes from taobao alibaba tianchi data set, the official name is "userbehavior.csv", the data set has 5 variables. the five different variables are user_id, item_id, category_id, behavior, and timestamp. user_id is the number of each consumer, numbered in arabic numerals; item_id indicates the item id (arabic digit). category_id refers to a category of merchandise. behavior refers to customer consumption behavior; timestamp refers to the time spent by the customer. 4. experiment and verification the experiment system is win10, python language environment, using anaconda software. for the convenience of subsequent statistical data, the original data must be preprocessed first, null and duplicate values removed, and the timestamp converted to the correct time format. the result after processing is shown in figure 1. figure 1. correct timestamp format there are four kinds of consumer behaviors, including click (pv), buy (buy), add to cart (cart) and like (fav). after 87 preliminary statistics, it is found that most behaviors of consumers are click behaviors, and there are few samples of purchase behaviors, and the proportion of positive and negative samples is seriously unbalanced. in machine learning models, unbalanced ratios of positive and negative samples can lead to overfitting of training results, which means that the prediction results may be more accurate in the category with more data. in order to improve the prediction accuracy, it is necessary to delete some special data: 1. impulse consumption or malicious brushing suspected data, that is, consumers make purchases when there is no clicking behavior on the product. such consumer behaviors belong to impulse consumption behaviors without considering the brushing behavior. 2 low frequency single operation of a single product, the consumer has only one click on a category of goods, that is, the consumer only views one of the goods of this category, and the number of operations is too few, limited to browsing behavior, and there is no other behavior to add to the cart or like to show the consumer's interest in the product, the number of behaviors is too small. it is difficult to judge consumer behavior habits through such behaviors. 3. low-frequency single operation of multiple goods, view of multiple goods under different categories, the number of behaviors are too small, and the type of behavior is limited to click behavior, and there is no discernable behavior of liking goods and adding goods to the cart. the result after processing is shown in figure 2: figure 2. preliminary data cleaning figure 3. sequence length 10 schematic diagram after data statistics, it is found that the number of behaviors generated in the process of consumer activities is different, and there may be differences in consumer behaviors under different operation times. the next step is to layer the data, which uses strings for recording consumer behavior, which is not easy to train in xgboost. therefore, after analyzing the sequence of consumer behaviors, the three behaviors are defined as integer 1, 2 and 3 respectively, and the purchase behavior is separately defined as integer 4 according to the order of clicking behavior, liking behavior and adding to shopping cart behavior, that is, by analyzing the degree of interest in the products shown by different behaviors of consumers. suppose we initialize a 10-bit vector at this point, that is, the consumer behavior sequence length is 10, and the execution result is shown in figure 3. in the above, we defined consumer behavior as integers 1, 2, 3 and 4. next, in order to better integrate the data into the prediction model, this paper will mark data 0 and 1 for each user according to whether there is a purchase behavior, that is, if the consumer has a purchase behavior, the data will be marked as 1, otherwise it will be 0. the marked data is shown in figure 4: figure 4. behavior marker graph if we start training the data at this point, it is clear that the data has too few feature points, and we need to build a feature project for this data. taking the data in this study as an example, the basic features include the id of the consumer, the id of the product category, the id of the product, the category of the behavior, and the timestamp of the behavior. the goal of the study is to predict whether a consumer will buy a certain product, so it is necessary to analyze which characteristics will affect the probability of a consumer's purchase. in order to achieve this goal, the study summarized the degree of influence of different characteristics on purchasing behavior by analyzing the influence of various characteristics. finally, the research decides to carry out feature statistics and extraction from three aspects, which are consumer characteristics, commodity characteristics and interaction characteristics. in order to better understand consumer behavior patterns, the study conducted a secondary treatment of consumer behavior according to different time spans. this means that the study considers consumer behavior over different time periods to obtain data related to the time interval. this operation not only increases the dimension of features, but also increases the complexity of data processing. consumer characteristics are the description of consumers' behavior patterns for commodities, so as to capture consumers' personalized behavior rules and thus reveal individual characteristics. this paper mainly statistics consumers' behavior information characteristics. product characteristics study the influence of product characteristics on consumer behavior from the perspective of product, and understand the popularity of the product in the same period from the behavior of the product being clicked, liked, added to the shopping cart and liked, so as to reflect the degree of favor and popularity of the product among similar consumers. 88 this paper mainly calculates the conversion rate of the product from non-purchase behavior to purchase behavior. interactive characteristics refer to the various behaviors of consumers for a particular product. this paper analyzes the conversion rate of consumers' purchase with various time intervals. after establishing the feature process, part of the results after data processing are shown in figure 5: figure 5. feature engineering coding map next, we need to deal with the problem mentioned above, that is, the serious imbalance in the proportion of positive and negative samples. although we have deleted some special data in the above, the amount of positive and negative samples is still unbalanced. after statistics, it is found that the number of positive samples is about 12,459, and the number of negative samples is about 26,381. smote was oversampling in this paper, and after this step, the number of positive and negative samples reached 26,381. the preprocessed data set is put into the prediction model for the experiment. before the experiment, the model evaluation index used in this paper needs to be introduced. since the problem studied in this paper is a binary classification problem, in order to better describe the classification effect of the model, confusion matrix and roc curve will be used to describe the classification results in the analysis, so as to evaluate the accuracy and other classification effects of the model. through the confusion matrix, this paper needs to calculate its secondary indexes accuracy, precision and recall, tertiary indexes f1 and roc curve area auc. after model training, the results of secondary indexes are shown in figure 6, and the roc curve is shown in figure 7. figure 6. secondary index figure 7. roc curve it is not difficult to see from fig. 6 and fig. 7 that the prediction result of the model is not good, but the accuracy of the prediction is a little higher than that of the random model. as mentioned above, when the sequence length is 10, the auc value is 0.59. starting from just below 10 (say, 7) and increasing the length of the consumer behavior sequence, we can find the maximum auc value. in this paper, the consumer behavior sequence value was set from 7 to 30, and after a series of uninterrupted experiments, all secondary and tertiary indicators and roc curve area auc were finally obtained, and the curve was generated as shown in figure 8. figure 8. index comparison chart the precision value remains stable at 0.71 in length of the consumer behavior sequence is 18, indicating no further changes. similarly, for a consumer behavior sequence length of 22, accuracy, f1 score, and auc stabilize at values of 0.76, 0.79, and 0.76 respectively. additionally, with a consumer behavior sequence length of 24, the precision value stabilizes at values0.71, 0.79 and 0.76 respectively; while recall remains constant at a value of 0.9 throughout these lengths. figure 9. final roc curve 5. conclusion the predictive model in this study aims to predict consumers' purchasing behavior based on the sequence of operational behaviors generated in an e-commerce platform. we analyze the behavior sequence of each consumer and the related time series by commodity, and divide the sequence into different levels according to the number of behaviors. using python, we built the xgboost predictive model, which is designed to use implicit behavioral information about consumers to predict their future behavior. through the evaluation of the model, we found that the xgboost model performs well in real-world e-business scenarios. its f1 score reaches 0.79 and auc value is 0.76, which indicates that the 89 model can effectively analyze the purchasing trend of consumers. this study has important guiding significance for the relevant leaders of e-commerce platforms, which can help them better understand consumer behavior, to develop more effective sales strategies. in addition, the study provides valuable insights into how to maximize sales of e-commerce products. these results provide practical insights and methods for decision 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(2023). enhancing online retail sales prediction with xgboost and transformer-based models. expert systems with applications, 213, 118799. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 27 a lightweight dual‐branch image dehazing network based on associative learning xiaoxiao xu * college of computer science and technology, qingdao university, qingdao shandong, 266000, china * corresponding author email: xxx77904@163.com abstract: haze degrades the clarity, contrast, and details of images, resulting in a decrease in image quality. image dehazing provides a means to obtain clearer and more accurate image information. traditional methods for haze removal typically rely on manually designed features and models, limiting their performance in complex scenes. in recent years, the rapid advancement of deep learning has offered new insights into addressing the image dehazing problem. this paper proposes a lightweight dualbranch image dehazing network based on associative learning (ldanet). the network consists of a lightweight dehazing subnetwork (ldsn) and a lightweight image enhancement subnetwork (lesn). to reduce computational and parameter complexity, the tied block convolution (tbc) is employed, allowing for parameter sharing among components. lastly, through associative learning, their distinctive features are mapped. extensive experiments on synthetic and real-world datasets demonstrate the superiority of our approach in qualitative comparisons and quantitative evaluations compared to other state-of-the-art methods. our method holds significant practical value for real-world image dehazing scenarios. keywords: associative learning; encoder-decoder; image dehazing; lightweight. 1. introduction in domains such as transportation, aerospace, and road monitoring, haze significantly reduces visibility, affecting various aspects of real-life scenarios. therefore, dehazing is a crucial task aimed at mitigating the impact of haze on different systems and enhancing their usability. the atmospheric scattering model (asm) [1] is a mathematical model that describes the scattering and absorption of light during its propagation through the atmosphere. it is employed to explain the process of light propagation in the atmosphere, particularly under conditions of haze, atmospheric pollution, or long-distance observations. the asm can be formally expressed as follows: i(x) = j(x)t(x)+a(1-t(x)) (1) where i and j represent the observed hazy and haze-free images, respectively, t x e denotes the medium transmission map, β and d x represent the atmospheric scattering parameters and scene depth, respectively, while x denotes the pixel position. based on different principles, current image dehazing algorithms can be categorized into two main types: image enhancement-based and image restoration-based dehazing algorithms. the remaining sections of this paper are structured as follows. in section 2, we provide an exposition on the research status of image dehazing. in section 3, the proposed network is presented in detail. in section 4, we objectively analyze the experimental results, including evaluation metrics and comparative images. in section 5, we summarize this paper. 2. related works 2.1. image enhancement-based dehazing algorithms by adjusting the grayscale levels, the contrast of an image can be enhanced, thus improving its visual effect. histogram equalization algorithms are widely used in digital image processing, including both global and local histogram equalization methods [2]. stark [2] and kim et al. [4] proposed adaptive histogram equalization algorithms and partially overlapping sub-block histogram equalization algorithms, respectively. russo [5] performed equalization on degraded images at multiple scales. dippel et al. [6] compared two multi-resolution analysis methods, laplacian pyramid and wavelet transform, which exhibit good local characteristics. the retinex model [7], based on the theory of color constancy, includes both single-scale and multi-scale retinex algorithms. however, these methods overlook the fundamental cause of image blur, leading to subpar results. 2.2. image restoration-based dehazing algorithms these methods mainly include those based on prior knowledge and those based on learning. he et al. [8] proposed the dark channel prior (dcp) dehazing algorithm, which utilizes the atmospheric scattering model (asm) for uniform dehazing. tan [9] constructed a markov random field model to estimate the cost function of edge intensity, resulting in significant improvement in image details. cai et al. [10] applied deep convolutional neural networks to dehazing scenarios, where their dehazenet model, established using a deep cnn structure, provided a novel estimation of atmospheric degradation transmission. li et al. [11] designed an end-to-end aod-net network, which directly obtains clear images without estimating medium transmission and atmospheric light. ren et al. [12] proposed the mscnn algorithm, which employs a multi-scale network structure to obtain clear images. chen et al. [13] introduced the gcanet model to address the issue of grid artifacts in the image restoration process. qin et al. [14] proposed the ffa-net model, which incorporates attention mechanisms to effectively remove non-uniform haze. 28 3. methodology 3.1. network architecture in this section, we will provide a brief overview of the proposed network, ldanet. as shown in figure 1, the network takes a hazy image as input and outputs a clean image. the network consists of two main components: the dehazing subnetwork (ldsn) and the image enhancement subnetwork (lesn). the ldsn is designed as an encoder-decoder structure to roughly remove haze from the input image. it incorporates the tied block convolution (tbc) lightweight convolution with shared parameters, which significantly reduces computational and parameter costs, saving time and resources. this design choice is practical and meaningful. the lesn serves as a complement to the ldsn features. it employs the simam attention mechanism to adaptively focus on different features and contextual information, highlighting salient features and improving the model's generalization ability. importantly, no additional parameters are introduced in this process. finally, through associative learning, the two subnetworks are trained to capture their correlation and jointly generate a clear image as the final output. figure 1. schematic diagram of ldanet 3.2. loss function we use charbonnier penalty loss [15] and structural similarity (ssim) loss [16] to jointly compute the total loss function for network optimization, aiming to more accurately evaluate image quality. the mathematical expressions are as follows: , (2) 1 ∑ ̂ ̂ ̂ ̂ , (3) , (4) where represents the generated image and represents the target image. represents the total loss function, and are parameters. 4. experiments 4.1. datasets to thoroughly demonstrate the performance of the proposed model, we conducted experiments on several dehazing datasets, including synthetic datasets and heterogeneous datasets. the synthetic dataset utilized the reside dataset [17], which is widely used in the field of image dehazing and consists of haze images synthesized using prior information. it consists of indoor training set (its), outdoor training set (ots), and testing set (sots). the proposed model not only showed superior results on the synthetic dataset but, more importantly, achieved satisfactory performance on the heterogeneous dehazing datasets. therefore, we conducted experiments and comparisons on the i-haze [18], o-haze [19], and nh-haze [20] datasets. 4.2. quality evaluation metrics in the field of image dehazing, it is crucial to objectively evaluate the performance of an algorithm. evaluating the performance of an image dehazing algorithm typically involves various evaluation metrics. in this paper, we used peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) [21] and structural similarity index (ssim) [22] to measure the reconstruction quality of the images. the psnr value reflects the difference between the original image and the reconstructed image, where a higher value indicates better image restoration. ssim measures the similarity between the original image and the reconstructed image by comparing their contrast and structural information. the ssim value ranges from 0 to 1, with a value closer to 1 indicating higher image similarity and better image restoration. 4.3. experimental results and analysis table 1 summarizes the image quality evaluation metrics of our proposed method compared to dcp, ffanet, and msbdn methods on sots, i-haze, o-haze, and nhhaze datasets. each value in the table represents the average result of the tests. it is evident that our proposed method outperforms the other methods by a significant margin in terms of numerical values. table 1. comparison of image quality evaluation metrics on sots, i-haze, o-haze and nh-haze datasets, where ↑ indicates a better value as it increases, bold means the optimal results dataset metric dcp ffanet msbdn ours sots ssim↑ 0.832 0.944 0.927 0.967 psnr↑ 16.98 31.37 29.53 28.29 i-haze ssim↑ 0.651 0.663 0.739 0.806 psnr↑ 12.94 16.28 16.29 19.28 o-haze ssim↑ 0.575 0.719 0.639 0.856 psnr↑ 16.17 18.27 18.38 24.08 nhhaze ssim↑ 0.53 0.602 0.658 0.709 psnr↑ 13.01 15.57 17.46 17.77 efficiency flops↓ — 288.3g 41.5g 4.2 params↓ — 4.46m 31.35m 0.26k figures 2-5 compare the results of our method and other methods on sots, i-haze, o-haze, and nh-haze datasets, which are visually more evident. due to the nonuniformity of fog in the images, it means that different regions have varying degrees of scattering, making it challenging for traditional methods to obtain accurate transmission images. it is evident that when dcp processes heavily hazy images, the resulting images are often darker than the ground truth, affecting the visual effect. ffa-net can effectively remove non-uniform fog, but the resulting images may have halos and artifacts. msbdn exhibits local color distortion and poor stability, with residual haze still present. in contrast, our method can capture rich details and local features, 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[25] di you, jian zhang, jingfen xie, bin chen, and siwei ma.coast: controllable arbitrary-sampling network for compressive sensing. ieee transactions on image processing, 30: 6066–6080, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 19 online car illegal behavior identification and law enforcement and forensics methods based on big data technology jieyu chen 1, tao peng 2, *, guangcan xu 1 1 school of economic and management, chongqing jiaotong university, chongqing, 400074, china 2 information dept, bishan hospital of chongqing, chongqing, 402760, china * corresponding author: tao peng (email: 406294940@qq.com) abstract: with the rapid development of social economy, people's living standards gradually improve, the online car in meeting the demand for convenient travel, at the same time, has become an indispensable means of transportation for the people's travel. in the face of the increasingly huge data information in traffic law enforcement, the traditional forensic measures for the identification of illegal behaviors and law enforcement methods of internet dating cars can no longer adapt to the needs of the reform and development of traffic and transportation law enforcement. therefore, how to quickly and efficiently identify the illegal behavior of online car and optimize the law enforcement forensic measures has become a new problem that law enforcement officers need to face nowadays. in order to solve the above problems, this paper firstly understands the current online car identification and law enforcement methods, then, analyzes its problems and drawbacks, and finally, combines the actual law enforcement work to put forward a few solutions and future law enforcement suggestions. expect to be able to effectively solve the deficiencies in the identification of illegal online car and law enforcement methods of forensic measures to promote the better development of online car. keywords: big data; online vehicles; illegal identification. 1. introduction in 2015, premier li keqiang put forward the "internet+" action plan for the first time in his government report, the essence of which is to optimize the integration of various factors needed by the internet in the production process and promote the further transformation and upgrading of traditional industries. the emergence of internet reservation rental car (hereinafter referred to as "online vehicles”) is the most representative embodiment of "internet + transportation" [1]. compared with the traditional cruising cabs, which are difficult to get a taxi and have low public satisfaction, the online vehicles booking has greatly improved the convenience of people's travel and met their personalized travel needs, and has become an indispensable mode of transportation for the people, gradually occupying a larger market share [2]. the development of online vehicles has played an important role in driving forward urban social activities, promoting economic growth and securing social employment, but also brought about difficulties in industry governance [3] [4].the data information in traffic law enforcement is getting more and more huge, the efficiency of law enforcement is getting lower and lower, and the traditional means for the identification of illegal behavior of online vehicles and law enforcement forensics can no longer adapt to the needs of transportation law enforcement reform and development. in the face of the massive data and information resources of online vehicles orders, how to quickly and efficiently identify online vehicles violations and optimize law enforcement forensic initiatives has become a new era problem that law enforcement officers need to face urgently[5]. in the era of big data, the concept of big data law enforcement supervision is established, and the identification of illegal behaviors of online vehicles and law enforcement forensics are changed from "business driven "to" data prediction". traffic law enforcement officers quickly extract the core information from the complicated format of online vehicles data, conduct data analysis of online vehicle violations, research and improve the identification of online vehicles violations and take corresponding measures in advance, which plays a boosting role in investigating and dealing with online vehicles violations in an efficient, scientific and accurate manner. at the same time, according to the evaluation of big data, law enforcement departments can be more scientifically and reasonably equipped with law enforcement forces and improve the effectiveness of law enforcement. big data technology can be prominently applied in the identification of illegal behavior of online vehicles as well as law enforcement forensics, which is of great importance to solve the problem of investigating and dealing with illegal behavior of online vehicles. 2. current frontline law enforcement on illegal online vehicles identification and enforcement methods 2.1. enforcement basis in early 2015,the ministry of transport(mot)first took a position acknowledging the positive significance of online vehicles, and on october 10,issued the interim measures for the management of networked reservation rental car operation services(draft for public comments).in july 2016,the state council issued the guiding opinions on deepening reform and promoting the healthy development of the rental car industry(guo ban fa[2016]no. 58),and the 20 ministry of transport, the ministry of industry and information technology, the ministry of public security, ministry of commerce, state administration for industry and commerce, state general administration of quality supervision, inspection and quarantine and state internet information office, and seven other ministries and commissions jointly issued the interim measures for the management of network booking rental car operation services(ministry of transport and seven other ministries and commissions order no. 60 of 2016).the legal status of online vehicles was clarified, and the operation and service behavior of online vehicles were regulated, pointing out that provinces and municipalities should formulate corresponding reform opinions and implementation rules in accordance with their own realities, and 247 cities across the country have successively issued specific implementation rules. 146th executive meeting of chongqing municipal people's government on november 4, 2016 adopted the interim measures for the management of networked booking rental car operation and service in chongqing municipality. on november 25,2021,the chongqing road transportation management regulations were adopted by the standing committee of the fifth chongqing municipal people's congress at its 29th meeting and came into effect on january 1,2022.it will come into effect on january 1,2022.it is clear that although there are different modes of operation between network booking rental car passenger transport and cruising rental car passenger transport, they all belong to rental car passenger transport, further regulating the operation and service behavior of network vehicles, and also making corresponding provisions for online vehicles platform companies. 2.2. traditional identification and enforcement methods for illegal online vehicles under the guidance of the current online vehicles management methods, china's large and medium sized cities have initially built a reasonable network reservation rental car layout, and the three regions of beijing, shanghai and guangzhou have accumulated advanced experience in the regulation of online vehicles on an early and pilot basis, mainly through the identification of driver personnel information, online vehicles information identification and online vehicles insurance information and other aspects of the establishment of information databases, so as to accurately identify illegal online vehicles information. chongqing traffic law enforcement departments on the illegal behavior of the online vehicle’s identification and enforcement and evidence collection methods are mainly: 1) front line law enforcement officers visually identify, intercept and collect evidence through inspection. 2) establishing a 24-hour reporting line to receive reports on illegal operation of net-approved vehicles, and arranging manning to combat illegal operation in crowded areas where the problems of the public are concentrated; 3) law enforcement system to spot check the information of orders dispatched by the net-approved car platform; 4) query suspected illegal online vehicle owner information and the driver information shown in the order comparison; 5) and transport management pass to compare the vehicle and personnel whether to license information. after notifying the vehicle owner or the driver shown in the order to the designated place to accept the investigation. 2.3. using big data to identify and enforce forensics on illegal online vehicles since 2017, the chongqing transportation comprehensive administrative law enforcement team proposed the plan of "science and technology", the team and the detachment have invested some manpower and material resources in the construction of science and technology law enforcement, and built a big data system with a relatively complete structure. at present, the command room of yuzhong district brigade has been completed and used, the command room of jiangbei district brigade is under construction, and bayonet equipment has been installed in yuzhong district, banan district, shapingba district, beibei district, gaoxin district and nanan district brigade. law enforcement forensic reference elements are applied, basically realizing the intelligent management of online vehicles with history of illegal behavior and suspected illegal online vehicles. 3. problems with the current approach 3.1. the current situation of online dating with the arrival of online vehicles in chongqing in 2018, and then into the booming development period, according to statistics, the number of online vehicles companies in chongqing has grown to 46, the total number of online vehicles as well as the growth rate are increasing year by year, at the same time, the number of non-compliant online vehicles is also very large. the total number of online vehicles is increasing day by day, and factors such as unlicensed vehicles, unlicensed drivers, background verification, and complaint handling are gradually increasing in the proportion of illegal behavior of online vehicles. and the online vehicles platform chaos, platform construction without uniform standards, malicious competition to seize the market phenomenon is ubiquitous, industry authorities on the online vehicles platform behavior is difficult to control, these are to the online vehicles illegal behavior investigation and punishment and traditional law enforcement methods have brought a huge impact. table 1. statistics on the number of online vehicles in chongqing years number of online vehicles growth rate (online vehicles) number of cabs compliance non-compliance compliance non-compliance 2018 29560 71606 — — 12,356 2019 50,577 131657 71.10% 83.86% 12,825 2020 57,147 98442 12.99% 25.23% 13,365 2021 60,821 137981 6.43% 40.16% 15,828 21 3.2. the disadvantages of traditional law enforcement with the development and increase of the number of online vehicles business, some traditional law enforcement methods have obvious drawbacks and difficult law enforcement problems, mainly reflected in: 1) during the period of proliferation of online vehicles, "black cars" have been transferred from above ground to underground, and have been transferred from shouting for customers to taking orders online, so it is difficult to effectively investigate and deal with illegal operation in the traditional patrol type law enforcement duty mode in daily work; 2) weekday morning and evening peak is the peak time for illegal operation, and also the most congested period of urban traffic, if law enforcement officers investigate and deal with it on site, it will definitely make the traffic more congested, and will also cause conflicts with the public; 3) some places where illegal online vehicles gather are mostly located in the core urban areas with narrow roads and many people, so if they encounter obstruction in law enforcement or encounter vehicles forcing their way through customs, it will easily cause major safety hazards and negative public opinion; 4) low efficiency of law enforcement and low visual recognition rate of law enforcement officers, resulting in a waste of human and material resources. 3.3. problems faced by big data-based enforcement approach 3.3.1. offsite law enforcement forensics has a greater risk of legal system at present, the law enforcement brigades under the jurisdiction of the deployment of the chokepoint equipment, monitoring system is still relatively small, has not yet achieved full coverage, part of the region's regular law enforcement work still rely on the public security road chokepoint system to assist in the investigation of evidence, off site law enforcement forensics in the online vehicle violations, there is no high definition camera shot vehicle driver face data, law enforcement officers are difficult to determine the actual driver, and no vehicle trajectory support, which makes law enforcement evidence and complaint handling process is very tricky, there is a greater risk of legal system. 3.3.2. the level of operational use of law enforcement data is not high due to the complexity and variability of net-approved car violations and the complexity and specificity of the law enforcement environment, although the law enforcement early warning system has been established with the help of big data and other related technologies, the whole process of law enforcement is data based, basically realizing closed loop management, which provides a guarantee for the realization of lawful governance of net-approved car violations. however, due to the lack of necessary information sharing mechanism, many data information feedback speed is slow, for the online vehicle violations of law enforcement information resources cannot effectively interact, data play a discounted utility, law enforcement forensics full record, traceability is not good enough, there are still more loopholes, the technical aspects still need continuous improvement. 3.3.3. the intelligent level of net-approved car information platform is low, and there are risks in transportation and safety at present, chongqing has built and used the net-approved car information platform is not perfect, most of the functions are simple and single, the level of intelligence still needs to be improved, especially in the net-approved car illegal behavior identification technology, the level of intelligence is low, there is a delay in the update of data on the platform, law enforcement departments on the platform company data upload timeliness, accuracy still lacks effective regulatory measures, platform data interaction, data flow, data analysis still has quality differences, operation and security risk, there are also quality differences in data analysis, and there are still risks in operation and security. 4. solution ideas and countermeasures in view of the identification of illegal behavior and law enforcement forensics in the era of big data, the following solutions and countermeasures as well as future law enforcement recommendations are proposed in conjunction with the actual law enforcement work: 4.1. traffic vision big data recognition method 4.1.1. surveillance and control the most important function brought about by the adoption of big data intelligent law enforcement is the ability to continuously monitor and control a large range at a low cost. the law enforcement monitoring system collects, transmits and saves the data within a certain range, so that it can accurately, timely and effectively understand the information about the behavior of online vehicles, and quickly feed back to the law enforcement department; 4.1.2. individual identification big data technology era for the identification of illegal behavior is to be able to accurately and quickly identify the illegal or imminent illegal online vehicles and drivers, under the monitoring of high-definition camera equipment, through the identification of the individual, uploaded to a large database, and then through the algorithm comparison, and finally accurately determine the information of the perpetrator, to achieve accurate law enforcement, perfect evidence. by identifying the traffic visual big data, each law enforcement brigade currently has access to the following information: 1) targets in motion. 2) vehicle. various information related to the online vehicle, such as license plate, appearance, travel track, etc. 3) people. contains the location and characteristics of human faces, gender and body characteristics. 4) objects. mainly includes: placement position, object characteristics, types, attributions and other big data monitoring. 4.2. use of big data technology to strengthen the qualification audit based on big data technology, relevant departments should strengthen the registration audit of net-approved vehicles, 22 especially the transport management department and the public security traffic management department should establish a linkage mechanism for information review, and the application vehicle information should be compared with vehicle registration information and owner information in the registration process, so as to eliminate false registration loopholes such as set vehicles. the use of positioning system in the prior review of net-contracted vehicles, the operation of non-compliant net-contracted vehicles to give punishment, the use of administrative penalties and other means to maintain the orderly development of the net-contracted vehicle market. for the stock of online vehicles, the relevant departments should also adopt random checks and other means to clean up vehicles that do not meet the requirements and to deal with online vehicles platforms that allow noncompliance. relevant departments should make full use of big data, the internet and other advanced technologies, data sorting of the information in possession of the online vehicles, strengthen the online vehicles beforehand supervision, do a good job in handling, after the remedial approach, improve law enforcement supervision, and maximize the control of unqualified online vehicles involved in operations. 4.3. use big data technology to maximize the efficiency of law enforcement fully implement the construction and use of the command room of the law enforcement brigade, promote the combination of onsite law enforcement and off site law enforcement duty mode, law enforcement officers grouped law enforcement, part of the officers in the command room law enforcement system to screen suspected illegal online vehicles, recorded into the suspected vehicle information database, through the main urban areas of each road section of the bayonet system for road precision screening, through the bayonet system over the car data statistics, the daily traffic volume of each period of time to analyze, for according to the analysis, another part of the staff can choose the time and place where the alarm is relatively concentrated to conduct accurate vehicle interception and investigation and evidence collection, and quickly conduct on site forensics on the actual driver and rider at the scene, which facilitates the formation of a closed loop of evidence, with high law enforcement efficiency and strong deterrent effect on illegal online vehicles. 4.4. use of big data technology to improve the efficiency of deployment and control law enforcement officers through the video system real time view of the situation in major business districts, the use of big data technology to focus on the cab stand, the online vehicles drop off and pick up locations, illegal operation gathering place, to understand the major business district transport market order, with special attention to the peak commuting period, peak tourist travel time travel locations. the law enforcement brigade can use video surveillance to take pictures of the camera and archive them to improve the efficiency of identifying illegal behavior of transportation vehicles such as online vehicles and cabs. law enforcement officers through the bayonet system analysis of long term access to the major business districts and peak tourist travel locations of the online vehicles information, the brigade can enter the region for a long time as a key regulatory vehicles into the bayonet fabric control alarm; frequent passage of highway vehicles for screening, screening some key vehicles into the bayonet fabric control alarm, to achieve precise investigation and punishment, to enhance law enforcement deterrent force. 5. conclusion with the development of social economy, science and technology and the promotion of traffic law enforcement information, under the influence of big data, traffic law enforcement will be more closely integrated with big data, further improve the big data system for transportation law enforcement supervision, conduct comprehensive analysis and application of big data, and the use of big data technology makes traffic law enforcement work more intelligent. under the technical support of big data, chongqing netapproved vehicle law enforcement faces new opportunities and challenges, and should develop effective countermeasures and solutions to the various shortcomings and problems in the current net-approved vehicle law enforcement management as soon as possible, cultivate and strengthen the awareness and ability of traffic law enforcement officers in science and technology law enforcement, further use big data technology 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[5] zhao xingjiao. research on the supervision mode of illegal behavior of online vehicles in changsha [j]. heilongjiang transportation science and technology,2023,46(07):139-141. doi:10.16402/j.cnki.issn1008-3383.2023.07.021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 96 a license plate detection and recognition method based on improved yolov5 weiping yang *, chao huang school of cybersecurity, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, sichuan, 610200, china * corresponding author: weiping yang (email: yangflat1997@outlook.com) abstract: this study proposes a license plate detection and recognition method based on yolov5. in order to accurately detect the license plate and accurately identify the license plate number, this study adds key point detection based on the yolov5 algorithm to correct the license plate image into a rectangle through perspective transformation, which greatly improves the accuracy of license plate number recognition. due to embedded deployment, this study simplifies the yolov5 network structure to a certain extent. while reducing the network depth and width, shufflenet block is used to replace the c3 module in yolov5. in the end, this study achieved a mean average precision (map) of 89.7% while controlling the network calculation amount to 5gflops. therefore, this model has broad application prospects in the transportation field. keywords: license plate detection; yolov5; key point detection; shufflenet. 1. introduction license plate detection is an important research direction in the field of computer vision, aiming to achieve automatic detection and recognition of license plates. license plates are an important indicator of vehicle identity and are widely used in traffic management, smart security and other fields. therefore, license plate detection technology is of great significance in improving traffic management efficiency and ensuring traffic safety. [1-2] traditional license plate detection methods are usually based on image processing technologies, such as edge detection, morphological processing, etc. however, these methods are often interfered by lighting conditions, license plate contamination and other factors, making it difficult to achieve accurate license plate detection. with the development of deep learning technology, license plate detection algorithms based on deep learning have gradually become a research hotspot. deep learning technology can automatically extract image features and has strong robustness, which can effectively solve the problems faced by traditional methods. currently, there are two deep learning algorithms for detecting license plates. one is a two-stage detection method represented by r-cnn, spp-net, fast r-cnn and faster rcnn [3–6]. these methods first generate a series of candidate regions. classification and bounding box regression are then performed for each region. another one-stage detection method includes the yolo series algorithm and the ssd [7] algorithm. this detection method turns the target detection task into a single regression problem and directly predicts the location and category of the target on the image. the twostage target detection algorithm based on candidate region extraction has high accuracy in target detection and can achieve accurate detection of small targets and overlapping targets. however, its biggest disadvantage is that the detection efficiency is low, the generation of candidate regions causes the network feature extraction speed to slow down, and the training and detection time costs are too high to meet the requirements of real-time detection. the single-stage detection algorithm has a relatively simple model structure, can perform real-time detection, and ensures a certain detection accuracy. however, the existing yolov5 algorithm has a certain depth in its model and is difficult to complete feature extraction of small targets. therefore, it is difficult to extract features of small targets, the detection effect is not good, so the yolov5 algorithm needs to be optimized to some extent. 2. improved yolov5 algorithm the yolov5 algorithm is divided into four variants from front to deep: yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5l, yolov5x. therefore, considering the detection accuracy and real-time detection requirements, the yolov5s algorithm was selected as the basic framework of this research. the basic network structure diagram of yolov5s algorithm is as follows: figure 1. yolov5 basic network structure 2.1. lightweight network the basic convolution module in yolov5 is c3 block, which consists of three conv modules and a bottleneck module. among them, the conv modules are all 1*1 97 convolutions, which play the role of dimensionality enhancement or dimensionality reduction. the bottleneck module consists of a 1*1 convolution and a 3*3 convolution. the first convolution reduces the channels to half of the original size, and the second convolution doubles the number of channels. after the feature map enters c3, it will be divided into two paths. one path passes through conv and a bottleneck, and the other path passes through a conv. finally, the two paths are processed by concatenating and then input into the conv module. however, for the lightweight needs of mobile terminals, the c3 module is too bloated. in order to achieve lightweight networks, more lightweight convolutional networks have been proposed, such as mobilenet [8], shufflenet, ghostnet [9], etc. these networks introduce some new network design ideas, which can maintain the accuracy of model detection to the greatest extent and effectively reduce the parameter amount and computational complexity of the model to a certain extent, which is of great significance for the deployment of mobile terminals. among the existing lightweight networks, the mobilenet series network and the shufflenet series network, as the most representative networks, have a significant effect on reducing the complexity of the network structure. mobilenet is a lightweight convolutional neural network proposed by google. its core goal is to reduce the size and computational complexity of the model as much as possible while maintaining model accuracy. to achieve this goal, mobilenet uses depthwise separable convolutional layers, which consist of dw convolutional layers and pointwise convolutional layers. the design idea of dw separable convolution is to reduce the amount of calculation and model size. shufflenet is a lightweight convolutional neural network proposed by stanford university. it uses a technique called "channel rearrangement" and a special group convolution operation called "channel-wise group convolution". this operation can reduce the amount of calculation while maintaining the relationship between each channel. different from mobilenet, shufflenet adopts different design ideas and aims to reduce the amount of calculation and model size. figure 2. shuflenet block in this study, we chose to use shufflenetv2 [10] as an alternative to c3 block. it not only considers the impact of computational complexity on inference speed, but also takes into account memory access costs and platform characteristics. the figure below shows the basic structure of the shufflenet block used in this study. when the feature map is input, it is divided into two branches. one branch goes through a depth convolution and a 1*1 convolution, and the other goes through a 1*1 convolution in turn. convolution, a 3*3 dw convolution and a 1*1 convolution, and finally the feature maps of the two branches are concatenated and input into the channel rearrangement structure. 2.2. activation function in the backbone of yolov5, we introduced a new nonlinear activation function hardswish. it is an activation function that is similar to the swish activation function and has similar performance to swish but requires less calculation. compared with other activation functions, such as relu, sigmoid, etc., hardswish has significant improvements in speed, accuracy and robustness. due to its excellent performance, hardswish is widely used in deep learning models, especially in scenarios that require processing large amounts of data and computing resources. for example, in the fields of image classification, target detection, speech recognition and other fields, using hardswish can effectively improve the accuracy and running speed of the model. the formula is as follows: 6 0, ,6 (1) (2) compared with the silu() activation function used in the original yolov5, hardswish greatly reduces computational complexity, avoids power exponential operations, improves inference speed, and has less impact on model detection accuracy. 2.3. key point detection key point detection is a computer vision technology whose purpose is to find meaningful feature points in images or videos and locate them at each feature point. these feature points are often called key points because they are unique in the image and can be used to represent the content or shape of the image. key point detection has applications in many fields, including face recognition, gesture recognition, robot navigation, image stitching, and video analysis. in the license plate detection, the four corner points of the license plate are added as key points, and perspective transformation is used to restore the visually deformed quadrilateral license plate image captured by the camera into a rectangle, which is more conducive to accurate recognition of the license plate number. perspective transformation refers to the use of the collinear condition of the perspective center, image point, and target point to rotate the image-bearing surface (perspective surface) at a certain angle around the trace (perspective axis) according to the perspective rotation law, destroying the original projection light the wire harness can still maintain the same transformation of the projected geometry on the shadow surface. the picture below shows the renderings before and after perspective transformation. figure 3. perspective transformation 98 by converting the irregular quadrilateral license plate image into a rectangular license plate image, the deformed license plate number on the license plate will also be corrected, which is more conducive to improving the accuracy of license plate number recognition. 2.4. license plate number recognition after detecting the license plate, the license plate image needs to be input into the ocr model to identify the license plate number. in this part, we selected the crnn [11] (convolutional recurrent neural network) algorithm. crnn is a convolutional recurrent neural network structure used to solve problems based on image sequence recognition problem, especially scene text recognition problem. crnn is mainly used to recognize text sequences of variable length end-to-end. it does not need to cut individual words first, but transforms text recognition into a time-series-dependent sequence learning problem, that is, image-based sequence recognition. the structure of crnn mainly consists of convolutional layer, recurrent layer and transcription layer. first, the feature sequence is extracted from the input image through the convolutional layer; then, the recurrent layer predicts the label distribution of the data set; finally, the transcription layer transcribes the prediction results of each picture of the recurrent layer into the final label sequence. during the training process, crnn adopts the connectionist temporal classification (ctc) [12] loss function to achieve sequence learning without alignment. crnn performs well in text recognition tasks, with high recognition accuracy and strong robustness. 3. performance evaluation 3.1. dataset the data set used in this study is the ccpd data set. the ccpd data set is a benchmark data set for license plate recognition. it contains various license plate images from mainland china, including ordinary license plates, new energy license plates, armed police license plates, embassy license plates, etc. the purpose of this dataset is to provide a standard testing platform so that researchers can compare and evaluate different license plate recognition algorithms on the same dataset. in this experiment, all images in the data set were divided into training sets and validation sets at a ratio of 9:1. 3.2. experiment environment the experiment runs on the ubuntu20.04lts operating system, using the pytorch deep learning library, and the python version is 3.8. in terms of hardware, the cpu model is amd ryzen 7 5700x, the gpu is nvidia geforce rtx3060ti 8gb, and the memory is 32gb. 3.3. indicators for model evaluation precision (p), recall (r), average precision (ap) and mean average precision (map) are the main evaluation indicators of this experiment. their calculation formulas are as follows (3) (4) (5) ∑ (6) p calculates the proportion of correct positive samples to the total samples and is used to evaluate the accuracy of model detection. r calculates the proportion of detected positive samples to total positive samples and is used to evaluate the detection rate of the model. ap is used to average the precision under different confidence thresholds. map is the ap calculated based on multiple preset thresholds, and finally all aps are averaged. in this paper, we set the iou threshold to 0.4 and the confidence threshold to 0.25. in addition to accuracy, computational complexity is also an important evaluation index of this model. only with sufficient speed can real-time detection be achieved. in order to measure the complexity of the model, we will calculate the detection time of each frame in ms. 3.4. experimental results the model input size used in the original yolov5s training is 640*640, the batch-size is 32, the training epoch is 200, and the learning rate is 0.001. the final training p, r, ap, map, and average inference time are 97.3%, 94.2%, 94.1%, 92.1%, 51ms. the improved yolov5 in this article uses the same training hyperparameters. the final p, r, ap, map and average inference time obtained by training are 96.1%, 92.1%, 91.5%, 89.7%, 25ms. the final indicators of the two models are as follows: table 1. experimental results model_name p r ap map time yolov5s 97.3 94.2 94.1 92.1 51 improved yolov5s 96.1 92.1 91.5 89.7 30 figure 4. license plate detection 4. conclusion in license plate detection and recognition, due to the limitations of the working environment, mobile embedded devices are more suitable for detection tasks. however, embedding equipment has limited computational examples. therefore, in order to balance detection accuracy and model inference speed, this paper proposes a license plate detection and recognition model based on improved yolov5, making certain improvements in the model backbone network, model structure, and activation function. , and key point detection is added to the 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[12] graves a, fernández s, gomez f, et al. connectionist temporal classification: labelling unsegmented sequence data with recurrent neural networks[c]//proceedings of the 23rd international conference on machine learning. 2006: 369-376. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 44 optimization model of heliostat field layout based on genetic algorithm zhenhao bu †, chengshuo wu †, huining li † school of information science and technology, taishan university, taian, china † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: in this paper, starting from the relevant data of the heliostat field, we firstly built an accurate computational model and established a 3d coordinate system with the tower as the origin, and visualized the data through matplotlib to present the results clearly. finally, we constructed a reliable mathematical geometric model and explored how to optimize the heliostat field by a genetic algorithm: maximizing the output power per unit area with the annual power already determined. keywords: genetic algorithm; heuristic algorithm; fixed sun mirror field optimization problem; eb layout. 1. introduction the construction of a new power system mainly based on new energy is an important initiative for china to realize the goals of "carbon peak" and "carbon neutrality". the newly launched tower solar thermal power generation is a new type of low-carbon and environmentally friendly clean energy technology. the tower solar power plant uses a large number of heliostats to form a heliostat field, which is the key component of the tower solar thermal power plant and is used to collect solar energy. the heliostat mirrors are planar rectangles, consisting of a longitudinal rotating axis and a horizontal rotating axis. the planar mirrors are mounted on the horizontal axis. the longitudinal axis is perpendicular to the ground and can be used to control the azimuth of the mirror. the horizontal axis is parallel to the ground and can be used to control the pitch angle of the reflector. the mounting height of the heliostat is the height of the intersection of the two axes (also the center of the heliostat) above the ground. the heliostat field allows the sunlight to be reflected onto the collector placed on top of the heat absorbing tower at the center of the mirror field. the heat-conducting medium in the collector is heated, storing the solar energy in the form of heat and converting it into electrical energy through heat exchange. in operation, the heliostat is adjusted to the normal direction of the heliostat according to the position of the sun through a real-time control system, so that the light emitted from the center of the sun is reflected from the center of the heliostat and finally directed to the center of the collector at the top of the heat-absorbing tower. this paper combines the local solar altitude angle, the height and size of the heliostat mirror, and uses the model to calculate the annual average optical efficiency of the heliostat field, the annual average output thermal power, and the average output thermal power per unit mirror area. through the research reference of related professional literature and considering the latitude and longitude where the heliostat field is located, we initially think that the main factor affecting the efficiency of the heliostat field is the shading of the heliostat mirror. secondly, with the known output power related data and assuming that all the sidereal mirrors have the same size and mounting height, the optimal solution is obtained by heuristic algorithm to design the parameters of the sidereal mirror field, which include the position coordinates of the absorption tower, the sidereal mirror size, the mounting height, the number of sidereal mirrors, and the position of sidereal mirrors. the final realization is to make the annual average thermal power output per unit mirror area as large as possible under the condition of satisfying the rated power. 2. modeling and solving 2.1. matplotlib-based visual geometric model construction we begin by calculating the fundamental quantities, all of which directly or indirectly affect the final result. one of these is the solar declination angle , which is presented as equation (1): 23.45 (1) in this formula, there is only one variable, d, which is the number of days counted from the equinox as day 0. then we can roughly extrapolate the number of days from march 21 for each time based on the times on the table, and here we chose to create a list to store the results of the number of days from march for the months of january-december. similarly, we can store the time period of the days in each month in the list st. st allows us to calculate the solar time angle, which is determined for each fixed time period for each of the 12 months. we bring the constructed list into eq, as presented in equation (2): 12 (2) according to the above formula, we can get the sin value of the angle of declination, and store the data of the sine value of the angle of declination into the corresponding new list. at this time, the value of , has been obtained, which is presented as equation (3), according to the solar altitude angle α_s formula [1]. (3) calculations yielded 12 sine and cosine values for each of the sun's declination angles, and 5 cosine values for the sun's hour angle, which can be used to calculate 60 sine values for the sun's altitude angle, resulting in the following scatter plot figure 1 of the sun's altitude angle versus month. 45 figure 1. scatter plot of solar altitude angle versus month and save the results in a new excel sheet using the file operation. we currently have the sun's altitude angle, with a known latitude of 39.4°, brought into the formula (4): | , , ∈ 60, 30,0,30,60,90,120,150,180,210,240,270 , (4) ∈ 9,10,5,12,13.5,15 ; we can find 60 solar azimuths [2]. in the calculation process, we partition the list into groups of five, for a total of 12 cycles. there is only one variable , in the atmospheric transmittance, i.e., the distance from the center of the mirror to the center of the collector, and we establish a threedimensional coordinate system based on the coordinates given in the annex, with the geographic location of the heatabsorbing tower as the z -axis as the origin, as figure 2 presented: figure 2. overall view of heliostat operation under illumination it is easy to find ,by the distance between two points in space, and then the atmospheric transmittance (mathematical notation), we find that the atmospheric transmittance is the same for each circle of mirrors, and the values of atmospheric transmittance are very similar, and the atmospheric transmittance can be regarded as a constant value in the same area for a certain period of time, which is represented here by the average value. among the specular efficiency losses, the cosine efficiency loss is the most serious one. in order to calculate the cosine efficiency, in this paper, we set the angle between the sun's incident light and the normal direction of the mirror surface of the heliostat as θ, and the angle of deviation from the vertical direction of the ground as the zenith angle β, i.e., the angle of the vertical line (zenith line) measured from the ground surface. where cosine loss is an important concept that often comes up in the solar energy field, especially when evaluating solar panel performance and designing solar energy systems. its main function is to describe the energy loss due to the angle between the direct sun rays and the solar panel. according to the schematic diagram of the overall scenario of a fixed-sun mirror concentrating light, a visual representation of the cosine efficiency loss of the mirror is shown. the geometric relationship yields that the cosine efficiency of a single heliostat mirror can be expressed by the following equation (5): (5) from the nature of the mirror field power generation, it is known that the cosine efficiency value is equal to the ratio of the actual light-gathering area of the fixed-sun mirror to the area of the mirror, so set the main incoming ray of the sunlight cone to be ,and the main outgoing ray to be ,and then according to the obtained from 5.1.5, and then the following relationship can be obtained as equation (6). s.t. , , 2 2 2 , , / (6) so, the smaller the angle θ, the higher the cosine efficiency and vice versa. in the ideal case, when the direct sunlight hits the panel vertically, i.e., the angle between the sunlight rays and the panel is 0 degree, the cosine loss is minimized and the energy absorption is maximized. in order to obtain the cosine efficiency more easily, this paper chooses to find the cosine efficiency through the zenith angle β. however, due to the rotation of the earth and the solar displacement caused by the rotation, the zenith angle β will constantly change, and therefore, the effective energy received by the panel will also change accordingly. the zenith angle β is defined as the angle of deviation from the upright direction of the ground, i.e., the angle of the vertical line (zenith line) measured from the surface. here, we redefine the zenith angle β in order to accurately describe its relationship with cosine loss. when β is equal to 0 degrees, the sun is in a direct position, perpendicular to the ground, at which time the cosine loss is at its lowest and can be considered as 0%, whereas when β increases, i.e., when the sun gradually deviates from the midheaven, the cosine loss will gradually increase. in order to calculate the cosine loss accurately, we can formalize this process as the following equation [6] (7): 100% (7) where θ is the zenith angle (the angle between the incident light and the direction of the local zenith), the vertical irradiation of the sunlight at any moment of the day can be described by the atmospheric quality, which was fitted from the test data from all over the world to calculate the formula as equation (8): 46 . . 0.7 . (8) where 1.353kw/m2 is the solar constant, 0.7 means that roughly 70% of the solar capacity is transmitted from space to the earth's surface, and 0.678 is the fitted empirical value. by ding qi [4] et al. by calculating the shading and occlusion efficiency of a fixed-sun mirror field on four typical days, and then obtain the average effective mirror area of the fixed-sun mirror field. it can be seen that the shading and shading efficiency is the highest at noon in a day; among the four typical days, the shading and shading efficiency is the lowest on the winter solstice, the shading and shading efficiency is the highest on the summer solstice, and the change of the shading and shading efficiency is insignificant in a day, and the shading and shading efficiency curves of the spring equinox and autumn equinox have a similar trend of change. in order to calculate the shading and occlusion efficiency, this paper adopts a method of fixed-sun mirror contour projection proposed by the institute of electrical engineering of the chinese academy of sciences. with this method, we can calculate the shading and occlusion losses between fixedsun mirrors, which is realized using a dense ray-tracing technique. this ray tracing method is flexible and provides accurate calculation results. an example of neighboring heliostat shadow masking is shown in figure 3. figure 3. example of shadow masking by neighboring heliostats the sidereal mirror outline projection method is a flexible and natural method that utilizes the projected outlines of the sidereal mirror field and the solar tower on the ground to determine if the sidereal mirror is shadowed or obscured by nearby sidereal mirrors. at a given moment in time or position of the sun in the sky, we can project the outer contour of the heliostat and the cylindrical outer contour of the solar tower on a uniform ground plane to calculate the shadow region of the mirror. similarly, we can project the outer contour of the heliostat as well as the reverse projection of the reflected solar rays to calculate the shaded region of the mirror. this approach effectively reduces the computational complexity of shading and occlusion efficiency and provides accurate results. in the production process of heliostat mirrors, there are certain tracking accuracy and face shape accuracy requirements. inaccuracies in tracking accuracy may affect whether the reflected spot can be accurately projected onto the target point, while face shape errors may cause the reflected spot to lose regularity. all of these factors may result in the mirror field reflecting a spot that does not fully cover the receiving range of the collector, and thus a portion of the light energy overflows. the schematic diagram of the solar cone light scheme is shown in figure 4. figure 4. schematic diagram of the solar cone light scenario based on the dispersive nature of the conical light, we can conclude that if the heliostat is closer to the heat absorbing tower, the spot reflected to the surface of the collector is smaller; on the contrary, if it is farther away, the spot reflected to the surface of the collector is larger. therefore, the energy distribution on the surface of the collector shows inhomogeneity. thus, the following equation (9) and (10) can be obtained from the above analysis: s.t. 100% (9) (10) 2.2. model analysis based on eb layout in the optimized heliostat layout problem of solar thermal power generation system, azimuthal spacing is the horizontal distance between heliostats. a reasonable setting of azimuthal spacing can ensure that the solar rays can be fully utilized and avoid shadows, thus improving the system energy harvesting efficiency. in eb layout, azimuthal spacing factor (asf) and reset limit factor (arlim) are key parameters, but their values have not been studied in detail. therefore, we decided to explore the optimal values of these two parameters by combining examples and optimization algorithms to obtain a better performing heliostat field. in this study, we explore two key parameters in the eb layout, the azimuthal spacing factor (asf) and the reset limiting factor (arlim), by combining examples and optimization algorithms. in order to 47 quantitatively represent the spatial relationship between the heliostat and the heat-absorbing tower, two parameters, radial spacing ∆rand azimuthal spacing∆ are then introduced [5] as equation (11) presented: ∆ 1.1442 1.0935 3.0648 1.126 ∆ 1.791 0.6396 . . 1/| | (11) relationship between the azimuthal spacing of the heliostat and the radius of the mirror field: the azimuthal spacing of the heliostat between regions in the mirror field increases with the radius of the mirror field. in order to control the maximum azimuthal distance between regions, we introduce the azimuthal distance reset limit factor (arlim). specifically, when the azimuthal spacing between the outermost heliostat and the innermost heliostat in a region is greater than arlim, we decide to start arranging heliostats in the next region. the conditions for this decision can be expressed as follows: define the eb layout in the xy plane by some basic parameters, as shown in figure 5. figure 5. eb layout schematic according to the genetic algorithm, we first randomly initialize a set of solutions as the initial population, and in each generation of the algorithm, we find the optimal solution by calculating the fitness value of each solution. then, crossover, selection, specifically, the position of individual mirrors is changed and then observe the conditions of the optimal solution, and so on, through continuous iteration eventually produce the optimal solution, optimal solution constraints. the conditions are as follows: 100 350 60 5 5 5 8 (12) in genetic algorithm, without adding constraints to a,b, it is allowed to find the optimal group (a,b) within 300 populations, and repeating the process 2000 times, 1750 different sets of a,b values are automatically obtained, and it can be seen that all these 2000 times eventually converge to almost the same value. through 2000 iterations, we get a set of optimal solutions: i.e., a = 5.834m, b = 7.2452m. 3. model evaluation in the task of calculating the heliostat parameters, we use a genetic algorithm for the optimization search, which allows a direct global search. since the fixed-sun mirror parameter space may make the optimization objective have multiple local optimal solutions, the genetic algorithm can avoid falling into local optima and increase the possibility of finding the global optimal solution. at the same time, by maintaining a population of parameter solutions, the genetic algorithm can explore multiple possible solutions in parallel, which is particularly useful in finding the optimal values of layout parameters, since there may be multiple valid values for each parameter. however, genetic algorithms, due to their trial-and-error approach, may require more number of generations to converge to the optimal solution, which is resource intensive when computational resources are limited or for computational time, where a number of 1000 iterations takes half an hour. at the same time, there are numerous parameters to rely on (e.g., population size, crossover probability, and mutation probability). these parameters need to be set meticulously according to the specific problem, and the parameter sizes need to be constantly adjusted and the results observed during the iteration process, which is a tedious and complex operation when the problem is too large and the results are too many. references [1] baidu encyclopedia, sun altitude angle,https:// baike. baidu. com/item/%e5%a4%aa%e9%98%b3%e9%ab%98%e5% ba%a6%e8%a7%92?frommodule=lemma_search-box. 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[6] baidu encyclopedia, cosine loss,https:// baike.baidu. com/ item/%e4%bd%99%e5%bc%a6%e6%8d%9f%e5%a4% b1/22949157?fr=ge_ala. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 102 research on water extraction from remote sensing images based on ada boost algorithm dan wu 1, 2, 3, 4, shenglan ye 1, 2, 3, 4 1 institute of land engineering and technology, shaanxi provincial land engineering construction group co., ltd, xi'an 710075, china 2 shaanxi provincial land engineering construction group co., ltd, xi'an 710075, china 3 key laboratory of degraded and unused land consolidation engineering, the ministry of natural resources, xi'an 710075, china 4 shaanxi provincial land consolidation engineering technology research center, xi'an 710075, china abstract: the extraction of water in remote sensing image is a key step in the application of remote sensing image. aiming at the existing problems in remote sensing image water extraction, a water extraction method based on ada boost algorithm is proposed. in this method, multiple thresholds are set for image segmentation, and the results are voted, and finally the water extraction results are obtained. using the threshold value of 7 algorithms to synthesize, using the ada boost algorithm, the advantages and disadvantages of each algorithm are analyzed and compared. the experimental results show that the water body extracted by a single method and a combination of 7 methods is not ideal, but the water body extracted by a combination of two, three, four and five methods is relatively good, among which the best effect is the water body extracted by a combination of three methods. keywords: remote sensing image; ada boost algorithm; water extraction. 1. introduction with the rapid development of remote sensing technology, more and more scholars begin to pay attention to the application of remote sensing technology in geoscience research [1]. as one of the most important landscape types on the surface, water body plays an important role in ecological environment and urban planning. water extraction from remote sensing images is a key link in the application of remote sensing images. therefore, water information extraction from remote sensing images is a hot issue in the research of remote sensing technology [2,3]. since multispectral remote sensing images have rich spectral information and high spatial resolution, it is of great significance to use remote sensing image data to extract ground object information. water bodies have obvious spectral characteristics, but in traditional supervised classification methods, it is usually necessary to manually select various types of ground objects to train samples, and a lot of manpower, material and financial resources are needed to extract information. in recent decades, ground object information extraction based on remote sensing image data has become a research hotspot. most traditional water extraction methods are based on threshold segmentation [4]. threshold segmentation method is to set multiple thresholds to achieve image segmentation in the process of image segmentation. by comparing the results obtained under different thresholds, it can be found that the results obtained by the single threshold segmentation method have some defects. however, the image segmentation results obtained after the fusion of multiple thresholds can effectively solve the defects of traditional methods [5,6]. at present, water extraction algorithms based on machine learning are increasingly applied in actual production, but most algorithms require manual participation, which will not only increase the running time and complexity of algorithms, but also cause information loss to a certain extent [7-9]. therefore, in order to reduce manual participation and improve the accuracy of water extraction, this paper proposes a water extraction method based on the combination of ada boost algorithm and machine learning. in this method, multiple thresholds are set for image segmentation, and the results are voted to get the final result, thus reducing the manual participation and improving the accuracy of water extraction. 2. data source and research method 2.1. data sources in order to verify the method proposed in this paper, landsat8 oli images of lanzhou city were captured and analyzed. the oli land imager consists of nine bands with a spatial resolution of 30 meters, including a panchromatic band of 15 meters. oli panchromatic band band8 has a narrow range, which can better distinguish vegetation and non-vegetation features in panchromatic images. in addition, there are two new bands: the blue band (band 1; 0.4330.453μm) mainly used in coastal zone observation, shortwave infrared band (band 9; 1.360-1.390 μm) including strong water vapor absorption characteristics can be used for cloud detection; near infrared band5 and short wave infrared band9 are close to the corresponding bands of modis. because the acquisition of remote sensing image is affected by many factors, such as atmosphere, ground shadow and image noise, there is a lot of noise in the image. therefore, in order to extract clean water image, it is necessary to filter and enhance the image in the pre-processing process. firstly, the mean filter is used to preprocess the remote sensing image to eliminate the noise in the image. finally, the image enhancement algorithm based on mathematical morphology processing is used to enhance the pre-processed images. the image for analysis is obtained by atmospheric radiation correction, geometric correction and image segmentation. 2.2. research methods adaboost algorithm is a voting classification algorithm proposed by freund et al in 1995, which combines different weak classifiers into strong classifiers through sample 103 training to improve classification accuracy [11]. in the process of water extraction from remote sensing images, in view of the limitations of a single classifier, the adaboost algorithm adopted in this paper can well assign different weights to the water features maximized by each classifier, so that the weak classifier is forced to concentrate on the difficulty of classification. finally, the learning results are fused with the results of other classifiers by weighted maximum voting, and the accuracy of water extraction is comprehensively improved. in this paper, pixels are classified according to the feature differences in different regions, and the classification results are sorted according to the voting proportion. in this paper, 7 methods, including single-band threshold method, ndwi, mndwi, 3 different spectral relations and decision tree method, are used as the classifier of adaboost algorithm. the specific operations are as follows: firstly, the image is preprocessed to remove all kinds of noise; then the optimal segmentation point of each pixel is determined by setting different thresholds. finally, weighted voting is used to output the segmentation results. this algorithm can not only obtain better segmentation results, but also realize the comparison of segmentation results under different thresholds in the same region. using matlab to implement the ada boost algorithm, the implementation code is as follows: i1=imread('danboduanyuzhi.tif'); i2=imread('ndwi.tif'); i3=imread('mndwi.tif'); i4=imread('pujianguanxi.tif'); i5=imread('wangjinhua.tif'); i6=imread('xuhanqiu.tif'); i7=imread('yanpei.tif'); i=i1+i2+i3+i4+i5+i6+i7; waterbody1=i>=1; imwrite(waterbody1,'votealgorithm_oneagree.tif'); waterbody2=i>=2; imwrite(waterbody2,'votealgorithm_twoagree.tif'); waterbody3=i>=3; imwrite(waterbody3,'votealgorithm_threeagree.tif'); waterbody4=i>=4; imwrite(waterbody4,'votealgorithm_fouragree.tif'); waterbody5=i>=5; imwrite(waterbody5,'votealgorithm_fiveagree.tif'); waterbody6=i>=6; imwrite(waterbody6,'votealgorithm_sixagree.tif'); waterbody7=(i==7); imwrite(waterbody7,'votealgorithm_allagree.tif'); 3. water extraction results figure 1. results of water extraction by ada boost algorithm 104 through the constructed program, 7 images can be obtained. they are as follows: as long as there is a way to think that the pixel is a water body, it is determined to be a water body, referred to as one agreement; at least two agreements agree that the pixels are water bodies. at least three agreements agree that the pixels are water bodies, referred to as three agreements; there are at least four agreements that identify the pixels as water bodies, referred to as four agreements; at least five agreements agree that pixels are water bodies; there are at least six methods to determine that the pixel is a water body, referred to as six agreements; the pixel must be recognized as a water body by all 7 methods, referred to as all agreements. the fig 1 is the result. this ada boost algorithm well synthesizes the processing results of different water body search algorithms, and users can choose the processed water body images according to their own needs. the extraction results of one agreement and all agreements are not satisfactory, because they all take extreme values. all agreements treat some bodies of water as other features and one agreement treats some other features as water bodies. method three agreements, method four agreements and method five agreements have a good extraction effect. these three methods combine the extraction results of most of the methods, so that the image can well distinguish the boundary between water bodies and other features, and extract most of the water bodies. moreover, this algorithm synthesizes the processing results of different algorithms, so that the image has the advantages of multiple algorithms. however, this ada boost algorithm is not specifically proposed according to some special terrain, so its use has limitations, it must exist the results of several existing extraction algorithms. 4. conclusion aiming at the problem of water recognition and extraction in remote sensing images, this paper proposes a method of water extraction in remote sensing images based on ada boost algorithm. by synthesizing existing segmentation algorithms, the advantages of different segmentation algorithms are combined, spectral characteristics and spatial characteristics are fully utilized for fusion, and various segmentation algorithms are analyzed and compared. a new segmentation algorithm, ada boost algorithm, is proposed. the experimental results show that by synthesizing the existing methods, the water body can be well identified and extracted. however, there are also certain problems. due to the influence of noise interference, shadow, vegetation and other factors, the phenomenon of misclassification occurs after image segmentation. in the follow-up research, different methods of image preprocessing will be tried to reduce the influence of experimental data. therefore, how to eliminate the influence of noise on algorithm accuracy is still the focus of future research. acknowledgments this paper was supported by shanxi province land engineering construction group project djny2022-28. references [1] rishikeshan, c. a., and h. ramesh. 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[11] song yingqiang, yang lian 'an, xu jingting, wei anlei. water body information extraction based on landsat-8 oli remote sensing image and adaboost algorithm [j]. surveying, mapping and geographic information,2017,42(03):44-47. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 23 research on the application of machine learning in the real time decision system of autonomous vehicles shilong li jilin university-lambton college, changchun, china abstract: as human society enters the era of interconnection and intelligence; the rapid development of the automotive industry has made intelligent driving technology a new industry focus. this article conducts research on the application of machine learning in real-time decision-making systems for autonomous vehicles. the use of radial basis function artificial neural networks to solve the classification problem of overtaking intentions has been proven to be a universal approximator. based on theoretical analysis and practical driving experience, it can be seen that driving behavior is often stimulated and influenced by multiple factors such as people, cars, roads, and the environment during the driving decision-making process. these factors are collectively referred to as driving decision influencing factors. assist vehicle sensors in making decisions based on the identified signage information, accurately control the vehicle's driving route based on the identified lane markings, and improve the sensitivity of the sensors and the resilience of the entire system. considering that the motor speed changes rapidly and in order to ensure stable transmission throughout the entire driving process, the system needs to be adjusted slowly, even if there is no small deviation adjustment, the adjustment speed is fast, and the large deviation generated during cornering or overtaking can be adjusted to prevent slow tracking response speed. keywords: machine learning; autonomous vehicles; real-time decision-making systems. 1. introduction the decision-making mechanism of different driving behavior patterns and the execution mechanism of vehicle operation patterns are two important links to simulate the driver's task aggregation and comprehensive cognitive activities under the stimulation of multi-source information. among them, the accuracy of driving decision is directly related to road traffic safety. in the decision-making process, driving behavior is often stimulated and influenced by multisource information such as people, cars, roads and environment. with the rapid development of scientific and technological innovation in recent years, the rapid development of artificial intelligence has also prompted a new round of automobile revolution. at the same time, the rapid development of automobile industry has prompted intelligent driving technology to become a new focus of the industry, and the deeper automatic driving technology is bound to effectively reduce the probability of traffic accidents and ensure driving safety [1]. autopilot technology is a cuttingedge technology developed rapidly on the basis of artificial intelligence, visual computing, pattern recognition and other technologies, and has been widely concerned by the society [2]. at present, the mainstream technical route of autonomous driving is to install sensors such as lidar, camera and inertial navigation in the car, and make decisions and control and execute the automatic operation of the vehicle by sensing the external environment in real time [3]. its real connotation is that cars are connected with each other, and cars are connected with the cloud center to realize intelligent traffic guidance and control. intelligent networked automobile is the final development stage of autonomous driving, and it is an important means to realize the four modernizations of automobile at present. in the future, the demands for infrastructure such as 5g communication and high-precision positioning, cloud platforms and roadside terminals are also increasing, so many new services, such as smart transportation, shared travel, big data mining and applications, emerge in large numbers, and the dynamic reconstruction of the industrial chain has come [4]. in this paper, the application of machine learning in real-time decision-making system of autonomous vehicles is studied. learn the driving characteristics of a specific driver, so that the intention of selfdriving vehicles is the same or similar to that of human drivers, which brings a good driving experience. use spatial query to query the map elements within the vehicle range in real time according to a certain frequency [5]. according to the inquired sign information, the vehicle sensor decision-making is assisted, and the vehicle driving route is accurately controlled according to the inquired lane markings, which improves the sensitivity of the sensor and the toughness of the whole system, greatly reduces the false alarm rate and false alarm rate of traffic accidents, and improves the credibility and reliability of the automobile collision warning system [6]. 2. establishment of a driving decision recognition model figure 1. autonomous vehicle the concept of autonomous driving was first proposed by john mccarthy, one of the founders of artificial intelligence, in 1969. he proposed in an article titled "computer 24 controlled vehicles" that an "autonomous driver" can use a camera head to input visual information like a human eye to assist in vehicle control, as shown in figure 1 of an autonomous vehicle. in order to obtain accurate road information, autonomous vehicles need to select appropriate thresholds. when the light is strong, choose a large threshold. when the light is weak, choose a small threshold. in binary image, the first 10 lines adopt edge extraction method, and the next line adopts tracking edge extraction method. use the position of the first 10 lines. locate at the 11th line, then search for the black line in this area, and so on. determine the next line according to the previous line. when the position of the black line is not found, keep the position of the previous line as the current black line, and expand the search area of the next line [7]. if you don't search for three consecutive black lines, you think this line is lost and quit the search. vehicles sometimes need to accelerate to ensure that vehicles do not exceed the specified speed and quickly enter the set route. therefore, it is necessary to adjust the vehicle speed in real time according to the deviation. considering the rapid change of motor speed, large current and frequent acceleration and braking, it not only makes the drive chip start thermal protection, but even burns out the motor. at the same time, in order to make the vehicle change speed stably during the whole driving process, it is necessary to ensure that the motor speed is a gradual process and the system needs to be adjusted slowly. this can remove the interference and greatly improve the efficiency of the algorithm. microscopic traffic scene information model and real-time decision-making model of self-driving vehicles. as the input of the real-time decision-making model of autonomous vehicles, the microscopic traffic scene information model contains multi-level scene information, which provides an effective basis for behavior decisionmaking. based on hierarchical state machine, the decisionmaking model divides human driving behavior into different levels of sub-behaviors, and establishes the corresponding top-level state machine and supercar state machine [8]. hierarchical state machine models the behavior decisionmaking problem as the transition relationship between states, which reduces the complexity of decision-making and makes the decision-making system easy to maintain. according to theoretical analysis and practical driving experience, in the process of driving decision-making, driving behavior is often stimulated and influenced by multiple factors such as people, cars, roads and environment. these factors are collectively called driving decision-making influencing factors, which together determine the driver's action strategy at the next moment. according to this strategy and the current driving environment, the driver can make driving decisions timely and accurately [9-10]. 3. research on the application of machine learning in the real time decision system of autonomous vehicles 3.1. establishment of a real-time decisionmaking system for autonomous vehicles the sensors equipped with autonomous vehicles mainly include maps, monocular cameras, lidar, millimeter wave radar, and gps/ins. among them, the map provides road information such as road width, number of lanes, and speed limits, which are matched with perceptual information obtained from cameras and lidar through virtual lane technology. the camera is used for lane detection. lidar provides three-dimensional distance measurement, achieving dynamic vehicle detection, roadside detection, etc. based on the distance point cloud of obstacles. this article uses machine learning algorithms to solve the classification problem generated during the driving process of autonomous vehicles, in order to approximate the subjective decisions of specific drivers and bring a good driving experience. the generation of overtaking intention in autonomous vehicle decision-making is essentially a classification problem, and commonly used machine learning classification algorithms include artificial neural networks, support vector machines, deep learning, etc. the use of radial basis function artificial neural networks to solve the classification problem of overtaking intentions has been proven to be a universal approximator. environmental modeling includes global traffic models and local traffic models. among them, the global traffic model mainly includes road network information, real-time road condition information, etc., used for global path planning. the micro traffic scene model belongs to the research focus of this project, mainly including road information, vehicle information, driver intention information, etc. in local environments. this paper analyzes the particularity of rbf neural network to the road environment, fully considers the behavior intention and behavior interaction of vehicles, and puts forward the overall framework of the road auto drive system, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. overall framework of auto drive system due to the complexity of real traffic scenes and unpredictable emergencies, it is a great challenge to establish a behavior decision-making system. the multi-level microscopic traffic scene information model is established by rbf neural network, which provides reasonable and effective decision-making basis for behavior decision-making module, can reduce the adverse effects caused by the uncertainty of perception system to a certain extent, and enhance the driving safety and decision-making rationality. rbf neural network is a kind of feedforward neural network, which contains a hidden layer with radial basis function and an output layer with linear neurons. the hidden layer unit realizes a radial basis function, and the output of each hidden layer unit is: 25 jppj zy  (1) where j represents the center of the basis function. the output unit of the radial basis network realizes the linear excitation function, that is, the linear combination of basic functions, which is calculated as:     1 1 j k kjpko  (2) considering the lack of perception performance of selfdriving vehicles, it is impossible to fully and accurately perceive the surrounding traffic environment, which makes the decision-making problem more difficult. in order to establish a complex behavior decision-making system, this paper fully draws lessons from the decision-making process of human drivers. on the one hand, human driving decision provides a model for self-driving vehicles, which is a good idea. on the other hand, the decision-making system of autonomous vehicles needs to be human-like, and its behavior can be understood by human drivers, so that it can truly integrate into the traffic flow and drive safely. 3.2. realization of real-time decision system for self-driving vehicles in the application of real-time decision-making system for autonomous vehicles, according to the actual situation, vehicles do not need to strictly follow the set route due to the need for self-judgment ability. therefore, the steering control adopts a control algorithm to eliminate integral saturation elements. in order to make the vehicle run more smoothly, the system needs to be adjusted slowly, or even not adjusted on small deviations, while quickly adjusting to avoid large deviations in the motor. on the basis of considering the multiobjective decision-making system of vehicle driving safety, comfort, and stability, in order to make the system as close as possible to the handling characteristics of real drivers, this article selects a driving simulator as a data collection platform and designs various daily driving conditions to collect real driving data of drivers. the actual acceleration of the entire process has a good tracking effect on the expected acceleration. during the deceleration process, due to speed fluctuations in the front car, the expected acceleration of this car changes first by braking heavily and then accelerating. then, as it approaches the front car, it gradually decelerates and brakes with pressure at the end, which is basically consistent with the driver's behavior pattern. when the distance between vehicles is too small, it is necessary to slow down to increase the distance. when the target speed is calculated by the vehicle distance model and is less than the current speed, it is controlled by the operating conditions to achieve speed following. unlike the engine characteristics, the response of a car's deceleration braking is extremely fast, and the wheel cylinder braking resistance accounts for the majority of the total resistance during the braking process. therefore, the vehicle's braking has good linearity. simply set the program logic and acceleration control threshold to achieve the output of the target control curve. considering that the motor speed changes rapidly and in order to ensure stable transmission throughout the entire driving process, the system can ensure that the motor speed is a gradual process. the system needs to adjust slowly, even if there is no small deviation adjustment, the adjustment speed is fast, and at the same time, it can adjust the large deviation generated during cornering or overtaking to prevent slow tracking response speed. 4. conclusion in the road traffic environment, the self-driving vehicle can reasonably change the speed and the following distance through control, so as to ensure the safe driving of the vehicle. drawing lessons from the decision-making process of 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[10] an d, liu j, zhang m, et al. uncertainty modeling and runtime verification for autonomous vehicles driving control: a machine learning-based approach[j].journal of systems and software, 2020, 167(22):26-31. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 128 real time detection algorithm for escape ladders based on yolov5s sheng jin * tianjin university of technology and education, china * corresponding author email: 875597141@qq.com abstract: in the detection of escape ladders in the context of smart construction sites, due to the relatively small target size of the escape ladder compared to the entire input image frame, significant environmental interference, and high missed detection and false detection rates, an improved yolov5s escape ladder real-time detection algorithm is proposed by combining the attention mechanism network. the model uses csplocknet53 as the backbone network for feature extraction, introduces the attention module ca, and integrates spatial and channel information, while increasing a small amount of computation, performance has been significantly improved. optimize the network structure of yolov5s algorithm, strengthen shallow feature weights to enhance small target detection effectiveness, add attention mechanisms to increase the weight of small targets and their surrounding features, and use mosaic methods for data augmentation to improve detection accuracy and recall. after multiple repeated experiments, these experimental results have proven that the optimized yolov5s algorithm for real-time detection of escape ladders has an average detection accuracy (accuracy, recall) of (81.8, 82.6). compared with the traditional yolov5s algorithm, the accuracy and recall have been improved by 1.4% and 1.2%, respectively. the optimized yolov5s algorithm can effectively improve the detection accuracy of real-time detection of escape ladders, and improve the detection and resolution performance of small escape ladder targets. keywords: escape ladder real-time detection; deep learning; attention mechanism; small target detection. 1. introduction ensuring worker safety is crucial in complex construction site environments. however, due to various factors, such as sudden mechanical failures, adverse weather conditions, and even worker negligence, danger can occur. among them, realtime detection of escape ladders is a crucial step. however, traditional escape ladder detection methods are often limited by environmental conditions such as lighting, visibility, noise, etc., resulting in insufficient accuracy and real-time performance. with the development of deep learning and computer vision technology, escape ladder detection algorithms based on deep learning have emerged. these algorithms can automatically and real-time detect the position and status of escape ladders, improving the safety of construction sites. zhang et al. [2] used parameter calibration to generate regions of interest (ious) and coordinate transformations, combined with the velocity and position information returned by cameras and radar, and used the mean square error loss function to calculate the updated model. s proposed an algorithm for precise positioning and target recognition based on boundary box regression, but this algorithm is limited by various indicators of the sensor. pablo et al. [3] assumed that the data follows a gaussian distribution and used a gaussian mixture model for background modeling. they proposed a new particle filter algorithm for target tracking, which has better adaptability to spatial transformations. kachach et al. [4] proposed the directional gradient histogram (hog) algorithm, which uses sliding windows to extract directional gradient features of pixels in each window. the development of deep learning is on the rise, and more and more deep learning technologies are being applied to construction site scenarios. for the yolo (you only look once) [6,7] series of algorithms, it is the ancestor of the one stage [5] algorithm in object detection algorithms. yolov5 has excellent accuracy and robustness, and yolov5 uses the same fully connected layer for object detection and image classification. unlike the two stage [9] algorithm represented by region convolutional neural network (r-cnn) [10,11,12], it first searches for candidate regions, prunes them, and then classifies them using neural networks and support vector machines (svm). the significant improvement in detection speed of yolo series algorithms makes them more suitable for applications in scenarios that require high realtime detection requirements. because deep neural networks extract features through operations such as downsampling and pooling, when the target to be detected is small, these operations will result in very few small target pixels, and the features that can be extracted will become very limited, resulting in a high missed detection rate and low detection efficiency when detecting small targets. in summary, based on yolov5s, this article adds a small target detection layer [14] in the construction of the detection layer, and adds an attention mechanism network ca [15] to solve the problem of high detection rate of small target escape ladders. when constructing the dataset, a dataset containing multiple escape ladder states and environmental conditions was constructed, and standard evaluation indicators such as accuracy, recall, and map were used to evaluate the algorithm proposed in this paper. 1.1. yolov5s algorithm principle yolov5s algorithm is an object detection algorithm that can detect and locate objects in images in real-time. the yolov5s algorithm transforms the object detection problem into a regression problem, dividing the image into grids using a neural network cnn and predicting each grid to determine the position and category of objects in each grid. then, the best candidate box is matched using non-maximum 129 suppression (nms) [15]. at the same time, the yolov5s algorithm also adopts a feature pyramid network to improve the accuracy and speed of the algorithm. specifically, the yolov5s algorithm first divides the input image into sxs grids, with each grid predicting b bounding boxes, where each bounding box predicts k coordinates and k confidence scores. among them, s, b, and k are hyperparameters of the yolov5s algorithm, which can be adjusted according to specific problems. the feature pyramid network is an important component of the yolov5s algorithm, which includes multiple convolutional and pooling layers and can extract features of different scales from input images. these features are transmitted to different detection layers, each of which outputs a set of bounding boxes and corresponding category probabilities. yolov5 (you only look once version 5) is a single stage object detection algorithm. it has added some new improvement ideas on the basis of yolov4, which has greatly improved its speed and accuracy. compared to the previous yolo version, yolov5 adopts more data augmentation methods during the training process, such as mosaic data augmentation, adaptive anchor box calculation, adaptive image scaling, etc. in addition, yolov5 also incorporates some new ideas from other detection algorithms, such as focus structure, csp structure, fpn+pan structure, etc. the anchor box mechanism of its output layer is the same as yolov4, but it improves the loss function giou during training_ loss, as well as diou for prediction box filtering_ nms. during the algorithm's detection, the images input to the yolov5s network are preprocessed, including scaling, zeroing, and other operations, so that the network can process the images normally. after input to the network, multiple predicted boundary boxes and type results are output. at this time, yolov5 performs nms (non maximum suppression) post-processing on the output results, selecting the most matching option box as the final detection result output. cbs cbs c3 128 x 160 x 160 cbs 64 x320x 320 128 x 160 x 160 c3 256 x 80 x 80 cbs 256 x 80 x 80 c3 512 x 40 x40 cbs c3 sppf cbs up sample concat c3 cbs up sample concat c3 cbs concat c3 cbs concat c3 conv conv conv 256 x 80 x 80 256 x 80 x 80 256 x 80 x 80256 x 80 x 80 512 x 40 x40 512 x 40 x40 512 x 40 x40 512 x 40 x40 512 x 40 x40 512 x 40 x40 1024 x 20 x 20 1024 x 20 x 20 1024 x 20 x 20 1024 x 20 x 20 1024 x 20 x 20 255 x 80 x 80 255 x 40 x40 255 x 20 x 20 512 x 20 x20 512 x 20 x20 1024 x 40 x40 256 x 40 x40 cbs = conv bn silu c3 = cbs bottleneck cbs concat cbs bottleneck cbs= cbs add concat cbssppf cbs maxpool maxpool maxpool fig 1. yolov5s network structure 2. algorithm improvement this study introduced the ca attention network module and made some adjustments to the design and output structure of the backbone network, making the network's perception of low-level features more apparent without increasing computational parameters. the overall adaptation improvement is shown in the following figure. 2.1. network structure optimization the yolov5s algorithm performs multiple downsampling during feature extraction, and each downsampling results in the loss of pixel information. this can lead to poor feature extraction performance when detecting small targets, thereby affecting the detection effect. learning small target information becomes more difficult when the number of feature layers is deep. the network model designed in this article is based on the yolov5s algorithm and adds a ca attention mechanism layer. this attention mechanism layer can embed position information into new attention, which can expand the network's attention range. in addition, it can also avoid the increase in computational complexity caused by large-scale attention. fig 2. network architecture flowchart of ca attention mechanism 2.2. dataset engineering we constructed a dataset containing multiple escape ladder states and environmental conditions. the dataset consists of on-site collected videos, with 1000 sample images extracted every 15 frames. the environmental conditions include dim and bright environments. when annotating the dataset, visible escape ladder objects are labeled. this paper uses high pass filtering and median filtering to optimize the dataset by removing image impurities and sharpening image details, the yolov5s algorithm, which added a ca attention detection layer, was trained using the optimized data. 2.3. algorithm process 1. prepare a dataset: collect and annotate the image data of the escape ladder, and divide it into training, validation, and testing sets. 2. build yolov5s model: based on the yolov5s network structure, build an object detection model. 3. add attention mechanism ca: add a ca attention mechanism layer to the yolov5s model to improve the model's attention to small targets and optimize the neural network's detection ability for small size escape ladder images. 4. training model: train the model using a training set and optimize the model parameters using a backpropagation algorithm. 5. validation model: use the validation set to evaluate the model during the training process and select the model with the best performance. 6. test model: use a test set to test the final selected model and evaluate its performance in small object detection tasks. 7. result analysis: analyze the test results, compare the 130 performance differences before and after adding attention mechanism ca, and prove the effectiveness of attention mechanism in improving the detection effect of small targets. 3. experimental analysis and validation 3.1. experimental environment and datasets the experimental software and hardware settings in this article are: nvidia geforce gtx 3060 gpu, 16gb memory, inter core i5-10200h cpu, trained using python, pytharm community ide, python framework version 1.7.0, which can call gpu for high-speed tensor calculation, using python 3.9 that is suitable for python version, and operating environment is windows 10. monitoring videos taken using live scenes on the construction site and videos recorded normally, including 6 types of data scenarios: day (strong light), day (weak light), dusk, in the ditch, and outside the ditch. image data was obtained through video frame extraction. after data analysis, invalid data was deleted, fuzzy data was removed, and other operations were conducted to create a high-quality dataset. finally, 1500 images were obtained, including 2000 samples of escape ladders. during data annotation, to avoid interference from other features, occluded parts are removed to purify the features. 3.2. algorithm improvement effect 3.2.1. performance test results of yolov5s detection algorithm on self built datasets improved algorithm structure, added small object detection layer ca, improved anchor box, selected anchors that are more suitable for small objects, improved yolov5s algorithm, added small object detection layer, easy to analyze charts, optimized and adapted yolov5s algorithm, improved accuracy by 1.4% and recall by 1.2% map@0.5 the indicator has increased by 2.9%, and the detection speed has decreased by about 0.9ms. table 1. comparison of yolov5s and yolov5s with ca added map .5 map .5 samll inference(ms) yolov5 0.826 0.769 8 optimized yolov5 0.855 0.825 8.9 difference 2.9% 5.6% 0.9 3.2.2. visualization analysis of iterative process (a) comparison of precision rate (b) comparison of recall rate fig 3. visualization analysis of iteration times and convergence of yolov5s algorithm before and after improvement from the comparison of the changes in iteration times, precision, and recall in the figure, it can be seen that the improved yolov5s algorithm has better convergence speed than the original yolov5s algorithm. 3.2.3. comparison of effects before and after optimization (a) yolov5s algorithm small target detection effect (b) improvement of yolov5s algorithm small target detection effect fig 4. comparison of small target detection effects. in order to demonstrate the optimization effect, the yolov5s algorithm before and after improvement will be analyzed and verified for the detection effect of small target escape ladders. the test video is the actual video collected on the construction site. as shown in figure 4, in the video collected in practical engineering applications, the yolov5s algorithm missed the detection of small target escape ladders when detecting backlight small targets, as shown in figure 4 (a). the improved and optimized yolov5s algorithm performs better in the same test, and its detection ability is stronger compared to before when 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[28] j h, l s, s a, et al. squeeze-and-excitation networks[j]. ieee trans pattern anal mach intell. 2020 aug;42(8):20112023. doi:(1939-3539 (electronic)): 2011-2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 90 attitude control of quadrotor uav using improved active disturbance rejection control yinian li 1, gongquan tan 1, 2, * 1 school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, zigong, china 2 artificial intelligence key laboratory of sichuan province, yibin, china * corresponding author: gongquan tan (email: 43180229@qq.com) abstract: the quadrotor uav has complex aerodynamics, unstable altitude, and easy to be disturbed by internal and external uncertainties during flight, so good attitude control becomes a challenge, this paper improves the active disturbance rejection controller to improve the system's anti-jamming ability and response speed in response to the above problems. firstly, a quadrotor uav dynamics model is established; then the ifal function is constructed, which solves the problems that the inflection point of the fal function is not smooth, which is easy to cause the system jitter and the system gain is large when the error is large, and finally the performance is verified by using matlab/simulink simulation software. the simulation results show that the constructed ifal function is smoother and has better convergence, and compared with the traditional active disturbance rejection control, the improved active disturbance rejection control system has faster response speed, stronger anti-jamming ability and robustness in the attitude control of quadrotor uav. keywords: quadrotor uav; active disturbance rejection controller (adrc); improved fal function; attitude control. 1. introduction in recent years quadrotors have been widely used in education, agriculture, and military due to their advantages of simple structure and low production cost [1-4]. given that a quadrotor uav is a nonlinear, strongly coupled, underdriven and complex system, which is difficult to model accurately, and at the same time the flight of a quadrotor uav is unstable under the influence of external disturbances and model uncertainty, designing fast and stable control algorithms is the basis for the wide application of quadrotor uavs. traditional flight control methods for quadrotor uavs mainly include pid control, sliding film control, backstepping, etc. kara [5] combined linear and nonlinear controllers, and the proposed control scheme combines the simplicity of the pid controller and the robustness of the sliding film control (smc), and then proved that the pidsmc has good robustness under system uncertainty and boussad abci [6] proposed an improved sliding mode control algorithm based on lyapunov function theory to improve the robustness of the controller against external disturbances. mei wu [7] used backstepping method to decompose the system into subsystems not exceeding the order of the system, and then designed the lyapunov function for each subsystem to obtain the control law, which has the advantages of low overshooting this method has the advantages of low overshooting and fast regulation time, but this method generally needs to meet the strict feedback control system, all the limitations are high. with the development of modern control theory, there are more and more control methods, but the most used in engineering applications is still pid control. adrc considers the external perturbation and the internal uncertainty of the system as a total perturbation, which is estimated and compensated, and retains the advantages of pid control that does not depend on the accurate model of the control object while solving the contradiction between rapidity and overshoot in pid control by arranging the transition process. existing adrc control research focuses on the improvement of the macro level, the working mechanism of adrc has not been improved, x. y. qiao [8] improves the fal nonlinear function into the faln function and uses it to improve the eso, and the experiments show that the improved adrc in the quadrotor system can make the quadrotor system more resistant to the strong external disturbances. yang [9] designed galn function based on normal distribution function and used it to improve eso, and the simulation results show that the improved eso has better error following performance and better observation performance. liu and chen [10-11] also applied the improved fal function to eso and nonlinear state error feedback law (nlsef) to obtain the improved adrc, and verified that it has better speed, interference resistance and robustness than the traditional adrc, but the function is too complicated. this paper firstly establishes a quadrotor uav dynamics model and constructs an improved fal nonlinear curve function (ifal) based on the trigonometric function, and finally verifies the anti-jamming ability of the improved adrc in this paper by designing multiple sets of jamming experiments through simulation and the results are compared with the traditional adrc control effects, confirming the enhanced disturbance resistance of the improved adrc proposed in this paper. 2. quadrotor uav modelling 2.1. working principle of quadrotor a quadrotor uav controls the position and attitude of the quadrotor by adjusting the rotational speeds of the four motors to achieve changes in lift, and there are common quadrotors with “+” type layout and “×” type layout. because the “×” layout allows more rotors to participate in the pitch and roll attitude control, which provides better maneuverability, this paper adopts the “×” layout quadrotor uav, which achieves the pitch and roll attitude control by controlling the rotational speeds of different motors, and the symmetrical arrangement of the motors can also balance the 91 reversing torque, which is the best way to control the position and attitude. the symmetrical arrangement of the motors can also balance the reversal torque to keep the quadrotor flying stably. in order to sort out the individual channel variables more intuitively, the earth solid-link coordinate system e(oexeyeze) and the airframe coordinate system b(obxbybzb) are defined, and the quadrotor coordinates are converted into attitude through the three attitude angles, namely, the roll angle φ, the pitch angle θ, and the yaw angle ψ [12], and the relationship between the airframe coordinate system and the earth solidlink coordinate system is shown in figure. 1. figure 1. 6-dof quadrotor system the rotation matrix from the quadrotor coordinate system b(obxbybzb) to the earth solid link coordinate system e(oexeyeze) is as follows. 1 0 0 ( ) 0 cos sin 0 sin cos xr               (1) cos 0 sin ( ) 0 1 0 sin 0 cos yr               (2) cos sin 0 ( ) sin cos 0 0 0 1 zr               (3) where rx(φ) denotes the rotation matrix of φ angle around the x-axis, ry(θ) denotes the rotation matrix of θ angle around the y-axis, and rz(ψ) denotes the rotation matrix of ψ angle around the z-axis. the coordinate system transformation usually adopts the sequence of “pitch-roll-yaw”, i.e., rotating according to the sequence of z-y-x axes, then the rotation matrix rb e from the airframe coordinate system to the earth fixed coordinate system is shown in equation (4). c c s s c c c c s c s s c s s s s c c c s c s c s s c c c e br                                         (4) where c denotes cosine, s denotes sine. 2.2. quadcopter uav modelling the following assumptions are usually made during modelling to simplify the quadrotor uav dynamics model [13]: 1. the quadrotor is a uniformly symmetric rigid body; 2. the mass and moment of inertia of the quadrotor do not change; 3. the geometric center of the quadrotor is coincident with its center of gravity; 4. the quadrotor is subject only to gravity and propeller pull. modelled in the earth solid-linked coordinate system, the quadrotor uav is modelled as. 1 1 1 2 3 4 (cos sin cos sin sin ) (sin sin cos cos sin ) cos cos y z x x z x y y x y z z u x m u y m u z g m i i u i i i i u i i i i u i i                                                          (5) in equation. (5): m is the mass of the quadrotor uav; g is the acceleration of gravity; ix, iy, and iz are the rotational inertia of the x, y, and z axes, respectively, l is the distance from the center of the rotational axis of the quadrotor uav to the center of the fuselage, u1 is the amount of the quadrotor uav's lifting force control, and u2, u3, and u4 are the amount of the control of the tumbling angle, the pitching angle, and the yawing angle. 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 3 4 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 2 2 2 2 3 1 2 3 4 2 2 2 2 4 1 2 3 4 ( ) 2 2 2 2 ( ) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ( ) 2 2 2 2 ( ) t t t m u c u lc u lc u c                                 (6) where cm is the propeller moment coefficient, ct is the propeller tension coefficient, and ωi is the ith propeller speed. 3. improved active disturbance rejection control 3.1. adrc controller basic structure adrc controller evolved from the classical pid controller, because the traditional pid controller directly takes the difference between the reference given and the output feedback as the control signal, which leads to the contradiction between response rapidity and overshooting. adrc algorithm is a nonlinear control algorithm proposed by researcher han jingqing [14] in response to the shortcomings of the pid control algorithm, which adopts the core concept of pid error feedback control, and on the basis of the basic idea of the pid control algorithm, the nonlinear feedback control law (nlsef), the expansion state observer 92 (eso) and the tracking differentiator (td) link are added. among them, the tracking differentiator arranges the transition process of the closed-loop system according to the differential output and the most rapid synthesis function, reasonably extracts the continuous signals (tracking given) and differential signals, gives reasonable control signals, and solves the contradiction between response speed and overshooting. the extended state observer designs an extended state quantity to track the influence of unknown parts of the model and unknown external perturbations, and gives the control quantity to compensate these perturbations, making it an ordinary integral series type control object. the nonlinear error feedback control law gives the control strategy of the controlled object, and the basic framework of adrc is shown in figure. 2. figure 2. adrc controller 3.2. improved tracking differentials the traditional structure and basic properties of nonlinear tracking differentiators are investigated in researcher kyungching han's book. a second-order nonlinear tracking differentiator based on a second-order bang-bang switching system is proposed. 1 2 2 2 2 1 0( ( ) ) 2 x x x x x rsign x v t r          (7) where x1 is the desired trajectory and x2 is its derivative. note that the parameter r is application-dependent and is set to speed up or slow down the transient profile accordingly. denote 2 as the “trace differentiator” of v(t). 3.3. improvement of the expansion state observer eso is the heart of the adrc controller, which improves the performance of the system by transforming all uncertain and nonlinear perturbations, both internal and external, into a deterministic and linear form by determinizing and linearizing the perturbations. the system controlled in this paper is of second order, so the eso expands the total perturbation to a third order system state. its expression is given below. 1 1 2 01 2 3 02 1 0 3 03 2 3 0 0 e fal( , , ) ( ) fal( , , ) e z y z z z z e b u t z e z u u b                             (8) in equation (8): e is the observation error; y is the system output; z1 is the system output observation; z2 is the output differential observation; z3 is the perturbation observation; β01, β02, and β03 are the observer filter coefficients; b0 is the controller gain; α1, α2, and δ are the adjustable parameters; and the fal function is as follows. 1 , fal( , , ) ( ), e e e e sign e e             (9) the selection of nonlinear function follows the principle of “small error, large gain, large error, small gain”, and its curve has good continuity, convergence, smoothness. the derivation of equation (9) can be obtained [15]. 1 1 1 ,0 fal '( , , ) , 0 , e e e e                 (10) its characteristics directly affect the observation performance, which in turn affects the performance of the control system. from equation (9) and (10), it can be seen that the fal function is not smooth and conductible although it is continuous in the domain of definition, and the sudden change of the derivative affects the performance of the system and leads to oscillations in the system. to overcome this phenomenon, the fal function needs to be improved. given that the trigonometric function has better continuity and smoothness near the far point, in order to avoid the inflection point, the trigonometric function is used to fit the function and finally an ifal function is constructed in the form shown below. 2 1 2 3( , , , ) sin sin tanhifal e k e k e k e      (11) to satisfy that the function is continuous and derivable when |e|=δ, 93 1 2 1 4 2 1 3 4 tanh tanh 3(1 tanh ) 0 3(1 tanh ) k k k                                  (12) the improved ifal function is as follows. 3 1 3sin sin , fal( , , , ) ( ), k e k e e i e e sign e e              (13) from figures 3 and 4, it can be seen that the ifal function can avoid the problem that the slope of the fal function is too large near the origin and there is an inflection point, and it is smoother near the origin. ifal function in |e| <= δ, the function gain is larger, and there is no sudden increase, the gain control effect will be better. figure 3. enlargement of the function curve origin figure 4. gain diagram of function curve error figure 5. quadrotor uav control system 3.4 attitude control based on active disturbance rejection control for the three channels of pitch, yaw and roll, both internal and external disturbances are regarded as total disturbances, and the total disturbances of each channel are independently estimated and compensated in real time using the expanded state observer, so as to achieve the goal of decoupling. the structure of the system is shown in figure. 5, and the system is divided into four independent loops, namely, altitude control loop, pitch control loop, roll control loop and yaw control loop, and the adrc controller is applied to each of the four loops. 4. simulation and analysis of results table 1. three scheme comparing parametric physical meaning value m gross weight of quadrotor 1.4kg l quadrotor airframe radius (1/2 wheelbase) 0.225 m g gravitational acceleration 9.8 m/s² ix moment of inertia about the x-axis 1.349e-2 kg.m² iy moment of inertia about the y-axis 1.349e-2 kg.m² iz moment of inertia about the z-axis 2.352e-2 kg.m² ct lift coefficient 8.102e-6 n/(rad/s)² cm inverse torsion coefficient (itc) 1.051e-7 n.m/(rad/s)² 94 in order to verify the control effect of the improved adrc above, the mathematical model of the quadrotor uav is built in matlab/simulink according to the control structure and compared with the traditional adrc control. the parameters of the unmanned helicopter are shown in table 1, and the parameters of the improved adrc are shown in table 2. in order to ensure the rigor of the experiment, the traditional adrc control parameters are set the same as the improved adrc parameters. table 2. three scheme comparing segment parametric roll pitch yaw td r0 20 20 20 h0 0.05 0.05 0.05 eso β01 30 30 30 β02 300 300 300 β03 1000 1000 1000 α1 0.75 0.75 0.75 α2 0.5 0.5 0.5 α3 0.25 0.25 0.25 δ 0.006 0.006 0.006 b0 0.06 0.9 102 λ 2 2 2 nlsef β1 200 150 180 β2 120 120 120 α1 0.5 0.5 0.5 α2 0.05 0.05 0.05 δ0 1 3 3 based on the parameters established in the controller model, uav attitude simulation experiments were conducted in this study. the dynamic response curves of each controller for the uav pitch angle channel when the step input r(t) = 0.2 and the time-varying input r(t) = 0.2sin(2t) are given in figure. 6 in the absence of the internal model and external environmental disturbances. (a). r(t)=0.2 (b). r(t)=0.2sin(2t) figure 6. dynamic response of controllers without interference from figure. 6(a) and (b), it can be seen that for pitch angle, both control schemes have small-amplitude errors in tracking the sinusoidal signal, but the improved control system has a faster dynamic response and smaller tracking errors. a quadrotor uav often encounters external wind disturbances during flight, which causes a large deviation of its actual pitch angle. in order to verify the anti-jamming capability using the improved adrc, the random sudden wind disturbance received during the flight of the quadrotor uav is simulated with white noise at 3 seconds. the dynamic response curves of the uav pitch angle channel controller in the presence of random mutant wind disturbances are given in fig. 7 when the step input r(t) = 0.2 and the time-varying input r(t) = 0.2sin(2t). (a). r(t)=0.2 (b). r(t)=0.2sin(2t) figure 7. dynamic response of controllers with external environmental interference from figure. 7(a) and (b), it can be seen that the uav pitch angle tracking curve shows some fluctuations under the white noise interference, and the control system designed in this paper demonstrates a stronger anti-interference ability to effectively suppress the disturbance when the quadrotor uav is subjected to a stronger random wind interference in the flight process. 5. conclusion in this paper, a quadrotor uav dynamics model is established, and the fal function is improved by combining the trigonometric function to address the problems that the fal function is not smooth and conductible, and the sudden change of the derivative affects the performance of the system. 95 the improved fal function is applied to the adrc controller. through matlab/simulink simulation, the fastness, overshoot and anti-jamming performance of the improved adrc in quadrotor uav attitude control are better than that of the traditional adrc. acknowledgments this work was supported by school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering. references [1] l. deng, y. he and q. liu, “research on application of fire uumanned aerial vehicles in emergency rescue,” in 2019 9th international conference on fire science and fire protection engineering (icfsfpe), chengdu, china, 2019, pp. 1-5. 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[15] s. gu, j. zhang and y. li, "generalized variable gain adrc for nonlinear systems and its application to delta parallel manipulators," in ieee transactions on circuits and systems i: regular papers, vol. 70, no. 2, pp. 921-930, feb. 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 70 artificial intelligence and malicious code detection chenhui zhong * school of computer science, south china normal university, guangzhou, 510631, china * corresponding author email: 20192132020@m.scnu.edu.cn abstract: malicious software has become a critical cybersecurity issue due to the increasing number of threats it poses to devices and internet environments. traditional static scanning techniques and behavior-based malware detection methods have limitations in meeting the new requirements in information security due to high false positives and false negatives. in this work, we propose a cnn convolutional neural network-based method for detecting malicious code. practical operations were conducted using the cuckoo sandbox system, and python programs were utilized to preprocess analytical reports. this article presents the construction of a deep learning training model for cnn designed to identify malicious code. the model is compared with machine learning and general antivirus tools for comprehensive evaluation. experimental verification shows that our proposed method exhibits greater advantages in comparison and achieved excellent detection results with higher feasibility. the research significance of this work is highlighted as malicious software has become a core issue in cybersecurity. the method proposed in this article provides powerful support for addressing new needs in information security. this paper emphasizes the importance of utilizing cnn-based methods in detecting malware, which can better address the limitations of traditional detection techniques. overall, this work provides an effective solution to detect malicious code and addresses a critical cybersecurity issue. keywords: cybersecurity; malicious code; cuckoo sandbox; cnn. 1. introduction due to the widespread adoption of online payments and internet banking, computers have become an indispensable part of our daily lives. (adversarial research on visual detection methods for malicious code[1]) conversely, most iot devices lack adequate security measures, rendering them vulnerable targets for cyber attackers. according to a 2017 report by mcafee, global economic losses stemming from cybercrime reached a staggering $600 billion that year, accounting for approximately 0.8% of the global gdp.(static detection technique for malicious code based on feature sequences [2-4]) in the face of the growing ubiquity of malicious software and their potential for devastation, computer users are now bearing a higher cost to ensure the stability of their systems. consequently, the reconnaissance and defense against malicious software have evolved into central and pivotal objectives within the field of cybersecurity. presently, the detection of malicious code primarily involves two key steps: feature extraction and detection. during the feature extraction process, our focus lies in extracting static and dynamic characteristics, employing static feature extraction methods and dynamic feature extraction methods, respectively. 2. overview of malicious code maliciously crafted code refers to applications or documents that violate user intentions and infringe upon their rights, with the aim of destroying, dismantling, or stealing data and information from the targeted systems.(malicious code detection based on squeeze-excitation networks [5,6]) malicious code comes in various forms, each capable of infecting and causing varying degrees of damage to devices. however, all variants of malicious code share a common objective: compromising the security and privacy of computer systems. the purposes behind malicious programming may manifest through diverse methods, such as blocking access, data destruction, theft, resource hijacking, dissemination of false messages, propagation of malicious programming languages, and numerous other malicious actions. moreover, in many instances, the detection of malicious code can become challenging. malicious programs also employ a variety of strategies to disseminate their payload beyond the initial attack platform to other computer systems. methods of attack by malicious code: (1) attacking malicious websites: when accessing infected malicious websites, victims may unwittingly download m malicious code while accessing resources on the site. these malicious codes can be concealed within various file types, such as videos, images, and software applications. (2) email-based delivery: malicious code can be delivered through email attachments. if recipients open these infected email attachments, the malicious code can operate independently, leading to system compromise. sharing such emails can potentially propagate the malicious code further across networks, posing an even greater threat. (3) exploiting remote system vulnerabilities: vulnerabilities in remote systems can provide opportunities for attackers to infiltrate systems. (4) file sharing software: file-sharing software can facilitate the replication of malicious code on removable media, subsequently spreading it to computer systems and networks. for instance, p2p file-sharing may unknowingly load malicious code through seemingly harmless files. in recent years, malicious software has significantly increased its targeting of mobile devices. in addition to the vulnerabilities present in internet platforms and email media, mobile phones can also be compromised through the delivery of malicious code via text messages and multimedia messages. 71 3. setting up the cuckoo sandbox environment the primary function of the cuckoo sandbox environment is to dynamically analyze malicious code while providing real-time execution and monitoring of malicious files.(research on malicious code detection technology based on word embedding and api calls [7]) within a completely isolated, transparent, and secure analysis environment, pe files are executed, and rigorous monitoring of sample dynamics is carried out. this constitutes the fundamental steps of dynamic analysis for malicious code. various sandboxing, virtualization, and emulation techniques are employed to create an environment that simulates the actual operational state of the files. the cuckoo sandbox primarily relies on the gplv3 opensource license and is used for initial dynamic analysis of malicious software. its core functionalities include: (1) tracking the usage status of malicious code across various processes. (2) monitoring actions such as document removal, uploading, or creation during the execution of malicious software. (3) tracking the propagation activities of malicious code on the internet and recording them in pcap format. (4) acquiring memory snapshots of malicious code. the core components of the cuckoo sandbox consist of the host machine and guest machine, which communicate with each other through a virtual network infrastructure. the host machine’s primary functionalities are facilitated by the cuckoo sandbox software, virtualbox vm software, and various analysis components. these functions encompass launching sample analyses, behavior monitoring, and generating report files. the guest machine’s primary responsibility is to execute malicious code and provide analysis results back to the host machine. the architecture of the cuckoo sandbox is illustrated in figure 1. figure 1. cuckoo sandbox structure 4. design of a malicious code detection model based on cnn many machines learning-based approaches have been successfully developed to address the challenges posed by a wide range of malicious software. (malicious code detection method for network communication based on texture features [8,9]) previous research has attempted to tackle the problem of modeling malicious software behavior, utilizing not only behavioral data but also static code attributes as sources of statistical analysis. additionally, some studies have endeavored to merge both static and dynamic techniques. currently, deep learning has demonstrated significant performance improvements in various domains, garnering considerable attention from researchers. however, the application of these methods in malicious software analysis remains relatively limited. nevertheless, there are efforts to incorporate deep learning into this application domain. for instance, feedforward neural networks have been employed for parsing malicious code, while recurrent neural networks have been utilized to establish system call sequences, thus constructing language models for malicious code. in this experiment, convolutional neural networks (cnns) are employed for the detection and analysis of malicious software. figure cnn illustrates the foundational malicious code 72 detection model built upon cnn. figure 2. driver-based malicious code reconnaissance pattern the sample files were uploaded to the sandbox virtual machine system to obtain the analysis reports required for our experiments, ultimately generating analysis reports in the ison format. in these reports, this article primarily covers relevant information such as traced function calls, network operations, file operations, and more. all these aspects will provide robust support for the subsequent data preprocessing tasks. the data acquired far exceeds the amount of information needed for the analysis reports; therefore, preprocessing is deemed necessary before utilizing this data, as stated in this article. this article primarily focuses on the extraction of information about dynamic api functions. the reason for collecting these attributes is that the introduced functions can assist the neural network in conclusively identifying malicious software samples. for example, functions initiated by kernel32.dll, such as openprocess and getcurrentprocess, can be used to execute getprocessheap, indicating that the malicious software has initiated and manipulated processes. most of the win32 api functions in the dll documentation include gui-related functions, such as registerclassex, setwindowtext, and showwindow, revealing that malicious software not only possesses gui functionality but may also mimic the design of normal application guis. the initiation of other programs by the malicious software is attributed to functions introduced by shel132.dll. 5. experiment 5.1. experimental environment and experimental samples computer a serves as a programming environment for the execution of malicious code detection techniques based on convolutional neural networks (cnns). it encompasses the deep learning framework tensorflow, runs on windows 10 x64, and is equipped with an intel core i7 8-core 2.4 ghz cpu, 8 gb of ddr4 ram, and a 512 gb ssd solid-state drive. table 1 illustrates the configuration of the cuckoo sandbox environment (computer b). table 1. sandbox configuration environment experimental environment disposition processor intel (r) core (tm) i78550u frequency 1.80 ghz memory 8gb operating system ubuntu 14.04 software environment vbox5.1, python2.7, cuckoo2.0.5 sandbox operating system windows 7 sandbox software environment wps, qq, ie, browser, mail, python2.7 in this paper, research was conducted on a selection of the most prevalent malicious data on the windows platform, 73 which was obtained from https://virusshare.com and www. malware-traffic-analysis, two publicly accessible platforms. a sample set of 2,400 windows malicious pe files was collected. additionally, a normal sample set was acquired from the official 360 app store, consisting of 1,000 samples. these samples included 16 different types of software based on usage, such as web browsers, text editors, office suites, and media players, among others. in total, there were 3,400 samples. 5.2. comparison of cnn results under different filters primary detection was conducted in the convolutional layers using four main filters: 3, 4, 5, and 6, as described in this article. figure 3 illustrates the comparison between cnn classification results using one-hot encoding and cnn classification results using the skip-gram model, in terms of accuracy. figure 3. comparison of accuracy under different filters after adjusting the filter heights, it was found that the cnn model using one-hot encoding exhibited superior performance in terms of accuracy, whereas the cnn model using skip-gram encoding showed relatively poorer results, as discussed in this article. this strongly indicates that onehot encoding is better suited for vectorizing sparse api features. consequently, in subsequent experiments, one-hot encoding was predominantly employed to create word vectors and it was compared with conventional machine learning algorithms and antivirus software, as detailed in this article. 5.3. comparison with common machine learning algorithms in experiment 2, three rounds of cross-validation were conducted to predict new data outcomes, as reported in this article. throughout all phases of the experiments, the dataset was randomly partitioned into three equally sized portions and trained on two of them while testing on the remaining one, as detailed in this article. this entire process was repeated three times, with only one independent portion reserved for testing in each iteration. by calculating the averages of these three tests, a reliable evaluation method for assessing the performance of the proposed convolutional neural network model across the entire dataset was ultimately established, as outlined in this article. additionally, the performance of the convolutional neural network (one-hot) model was compared with mlp, naivebayes, svm, and cnn, as detailed in this article. the final model’s performance was assessed using three quantitative metrics: accuracy, recall, and f1-score. please refer to table 2 for experimental data in this article. table 2. comparison of classifier’s average performance algorithm accuracy recall f1-score mlp 0.92 0.91 0.91 naive bayes 0.84 0.75 0.76 svm 0.90 0.89 0.88 cnn 0.94 0.92 0.93 based on the data in table 2, it can be observed that the cnn model outperforms several common machine learning algorithms in terms of overall accuracy, recall, and f1-score, as indicated in this article. this implies that cnn exhibits a significant advantage over these other machine learning algorithms in these aspects. 5.4. comparison with common antivirus software experiment 3 involved obtaining an additional 100 asynchronous samples of pe files, as detailed in this article. each submitted sample in virustotal was scanned by antivirus software such as clamav and totaldefense zonealarm malwarebytes. here, r = n/t represents the number of malicious samples detected by virustotal, where t denotes the total number of uploaded malicious samples. these samples were examined using cnn (one-hot), and their results were compared with those obtained using antivirus tools like clamav, totaldefense zonealarm malwarebytes, and others. detailed data can be found in table 3. table 3. comparison of detection rates for unknown malicious software antivirus r clam av 64% total defense 54% zone alarm 82% malware bytes 43% cnn 91% 6. conclusion this article draws upon practical experience in the field of natural language processing to construct a convolutional neural network model and applies it to the detection of malicious code. experimental validation demonstrates that integrating deep learning algorithms into the domain of malicious code detection represents one of the most significant innovations to date, yielding detection results surpassing those of traditional machine learning algorithms. one 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(2023) research on malicious code detection based on feature fusion and machine learning. thesis of hebei university of architecture, 02:61. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 20 analysis and improvement of authentication schemes for industrial wireless sensor networks with fog computing yuyan huo 1, baoyuan kang 1, xinyu zuo 1, shufang niu 2, anqian li 1 1 school of software, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china 2 school of computer science and technology, tiangong university, tianjin, china abstract: cloud computing enables access to needed resources from a shared pool of configurable computing resources anytime, anywhere. cloud computing offers many benefits, such as security and reliability of data and convenience of resource sharing. but as more and more devices are accessed, the demand for network bandwidth increases and it is because cloud computing centralizes all the resources that risks are also centralized. to overcome the shortcomings of cloud computing, the concept of fog computing has been introduced. fog computing supports high mobility and has a wide geographical distribution, it also delivers data with very low latency. however, as an extension of cloud computing, fog computing inherits the security and privacy issues of cloud computing. therefore, identity authentication in a fog computing environment is essential. in 2022, sahoo et al. proposed an authentication scheme for industrial wireless sensor networks with fog computing. however, we analyze the security of sahoo et al.’s scheme and find that many places in the data distribution phase are not clearly explained and their scheme is also not resistant to user impersonation attack, tracking attack, denial of service attack and replay attack. in order to overcome the weaknesses of sahoo et al.’s scheme, this paper proposes an improved scheme by making full use of random numbers and timestamps. after security analysis and comparison with some similar schemes, it is shown that the improved scheme can resist various known attacks and has smaller computational cost. keywords: authentication schemes; fog computing; cloud computing. 1. introduction cloud computing integrates various dispersed computing, storage and application resources, so cloud computing has powerful computing and massive data storage capacity, effectively provides all kinds of resources to users in the form of services [1]. cloud computing mainly includes the advantages of low cost, high computing efficiency, saving time and high availability. however, cloud computing certainly involves a lot of interactions between the cloud and the edge and this requires a wide enough network bandwidth as well as fast enough network transmission speed, but this will cause many problems, such as network congestion, high latency, low quality of service and large bandwidth usage. in order to address the shortcomings of cloud computing, the concept of fog computing was introduced. fog computing is an extension and supplement of cloud computing. in fog computing, fog servers are deployed at the edge of the network and close to geographically terminal facilities [2], so some data that is not needed temporarily or urgently can be processed and stored directly in the fog layer. therefore, fog computing can assist cloud servers to complete data storage and analysis in the locality [3] and can effectively improve the transmission rate and decrease the latency, greatly reducing pressure on the cloud. however, fog nodes are often deployed in remote and unprotected locations [4] and the data transmissions between users and fog servers, fog servers and fog servers, fog servers and cloud servers rely on common channels. therefore, authentication in fog computing environments is critical. in 1981, lampot et al. first proposed a remote authentication scheme in insecure environments [5]. then, many two-factor authentication schemes based on hashes, smart cards, etc. have been proposed [6-9]. however, researches have shown that the majority of two-factor authentication schemes are insecure. as a result, three factor authentication schemes based on identity, password and biometrics [4,10-16] were proposed. in 2019, jia et al. [4] proposed an authenticated key agreement scheme for fogdriven iot healthcare system and claimed that their scheme is resistant to various known attacks and has low communication and computational costs. however, wu et al. [10] pointed out that jia et al.’s scheme[4] is not resistant to tracking attack, impersonation attack and does not provide user and fog node anonymity. in 2020, chen et al. [11] proposed a secure authentication and key exchange scheme for fog computing and claimed that their scheme is more effective in performance and security compared to previous schemes. however, after analysis, rana et al. [12] found that chen et al.’s scheme does not provide user anonymity and is also not resistant to tamper-proof device stolen attack, user impersonation attack, fog node impersonation attack, insider attack and known session key attack. in 2022, sahoo et al. [16] proposed an authentication scheme for industrial wireless sensor networks with fog computing and claimed that the proposed scheme ensures the confidentiality of the session key during communication and compared it with the existing schemes in terms of communication cost and storage cost, and results shows that the scheme has good practicality. however, this paper finds that many places in the data distribution phase are not clearly explained and sahoo et al.’s scheme is also not resistant to user impersonation attack, tracking attack, denial of service attack and replay attack. to address the security issues of sahoo et al.’s scheme, this paper proposes an improved scheme and performs security analysis on the improved scheme. we also compare the improved scheme with authentication schemes in the same direction in security 21 and computational cost, and the result shows that the improved scheme is effective in ensuring security of the scheme under the conditions of low computational cost. in this paper, section 2 reviews sahoo et al.’s scheme, section 3 analyses the shortcomings of sahoo et al.’s scheme, section 4 proposes an improved scheme, section 5 analyses security of the improved scheme, section 6 compares the improved scheme with similar directional schemes in safety and computational cost and section 7 draws conclusions. 2. review of sahoo et al.’s scheme the main problem of sahoo et al.’s scheme is in the data distribution phase, for the sake of brevity, in this section, we will only review user and fog server registration phase and data distribution phase. the symbols and meanings used in this paper are listed in table 1. first, cs chooses a base point p on the elliptic curve e(gf(p)) and the order of p is n. then, cs chooses master keys x, y and computes the public key pub= y·p. cs keeps {x, y} as private key, making {p, pub} as public. table 1. notations table notation description ui, idi the ith user and his identity pwi, bmi the ith user’s password and biometric gen(·),rep(·) fuzzy generation and reproduction function θi, ωi biometric secret key and public reproduction parameter of eui fsj, bidj the jth fog server and its identity snk,idsk the kth sensor node and its identity cs cloud server x, y master keys chosen by cs skuc-cs shared key between user ui and cloud server cs skbs-cs shared key between fog server fsj and cloud server cs ek(·),dk(·) symmetric encryption functions and symmetric decryption functions n2,n3,rf,ru,rj random numbers δt allowed maximum delay 2.1. registration phase in this section, users and fog servers register with the cloud server cs via a secure channel. 2.1.1. uesr registration phase the user registers with the cloud server by the following steps: 1) the user ui selects his identity idi, password pwi and extracts biometric bmi. using fuzzy extractor, ui calculates gen(bm ) ( ),i i i= ω ,θ ( )i1 i ipw = h pw ||ω and then sends {idi, pwi1} to the cloud server cs via a secure channel. 2) upon receiving the message {idi, pwi1}, cs calculates ( )i ia = h id || x , ( )i i i1 ib = h id || pw || a , ( )i i i1 uc-csc = h id || pw || sk , ( )i uc-csd = sk h x . then, cs stores {bi,ci,di,skuc-cs,h(·)} into a smart card (sc) and sends the sc to user ui. at the same time, cs stores {bi,ci,skuc-cs} into its database. 3) after receiving the sc from cs, ui computes = ' uc-cs uc-cs i1sk sk pw , ' i i i ie = b h(id || pw ) , and replace bi and skuc-cs with ' ie and ' uc-cssk . finally, the sc contains { , , , , ,rep( ), ( ) ' ' i i i uc-cs ic d e sk θ h }. 2.1.2. fog server registration phase in this phase, fsj registers with the cloud server via a secure channel. fsj chooses its identity bidj and sends the sensor identity idsk and bidj to the cs. after receiving {bidj,idsk}, the cloud server cs computes ( )1 j k bs-csr = h bid || ids || y || sk , ( )2 1r = h y r , cs stores {r1,skbs-cs} in its database and sends {r1,r2,skbscs} to the fog server. then, fsj stores {bidj, r1,r2,skbs-cs} in its own database. 2.1.3. data distribution phase in this subsection, user ui, fog server fsj and cloud server cs authenticate each other and agree on a session key, then user ui can communicate securely with fog server fsj. the specific steps in this subsection are shown below: 1) ui inserts his sc into card reader and inputs his identity idi, password pwi and imprints biometric bmi, sc retrieves ( )i i iω = rep bm ,θ and calculates ( )* i1 i ipw = h pw ||ω , * ' * uc-cs uc-cs i1sk = sk pw . further, sc verifies whether ? ( )* * i i i1 uc-csc = h id || pw || sk holds or not. if the condition fails, the session is aborted. otherwise, sc generates a random number n2 and current timestamp tu and calculates = ( )* ' i i i ib e h id || pw , (id )* * 3 i uc-cs i 2 ul = h || sk || b || n ||t , id ( ( ))4 i il = h c || h x , (id ) * 5 2 i uc-csl = n h || sk . then, sc transmits request message{l3,l4,l5,ci,tu}to the cs through secure channel. 2) after receiving the message {l3,l4,l5,ci,tu}, the cs verifies the freshness of tu by checking | | s ut -t δt ,where ts is receiving time of the request message. if the verification holds, cs extracts the corresponding bi and skuc-cs from database based on ci and calculates id = h( || ( ))* i 4 il c h x , *h(id || sk )* 2 5 i uc-csn = l , *=h(id || || || || )* * 3 i uc-cs i 2 ul sk b n t . comparing * 3l with l3 sent from ui to see if they are equal. if they are equal, the cs successfully authenticates user ui. then, the cs calculates 22 p* 2 2s = n , ( , , , , )bs-cs3 sk i uc-cs 2 2 is = e id sk s n b , and sends message {s3,ts} to fog server fsj. 3) fsj receives the message {s3,ts} at time tf and verifies if |t t | tf s . if the verification holds, fsj computes bs-cssk uc-csd ( )=(id ,sk , , ,b ).* 3 i 2 2 is s n then, fsj generates a random number n3 and computes 1 uc cs ubm sk p (m ,m ),   x y =h(id ||m ||t ),2 i x fm 1m ,3 3m = n p, 4 3m n 2s , 3ack n ( b )* i 2 3sk = h ack || || n || n . fsj sends message {m2,m3,m4,tf} to user ui over public channel. 4) after receiving message {m2,m3,m4,tf}, user ui checks the freshness of the message by verifying | t t | t * u f , where * ut is current timestamp. if the verification holds, ui calculates * * * * 1 uc cs ubm sk p (m ,m )  x y , *=h(id ||m ||t )* 2 i x fm , and checks whether ? 2m* 2m or not. if equal, ui successfully authenticates fsj. then, ui computes * 1m* 3 3n = m ,  * 2 4ack n m , ( b )* * i 2 3sk = h ack || || n || n , *h(id || b || || ) * 5 i i um sk t , and sends {m5, * ut } to fsj to complete mutual authentication. 5) after receiving message {m5, * ut }, fsj checks the authenticity of the user by computing ? (id ||b || ||t )* * 5 i i um =h sk . if the condition fails, fsj terminates the session. otherwise, fsj stores the session key sk and sends information to the user ui. 3. shortcomings of sahoo et al.’s scheme in this section, the drawbacks of sahoo et al.’s scheme [16] are demonstrated, the following subsections provide a detailed description of drawbacks of sahoo et al.’s scheme. 3.1. shortcoming 1 the data distribution phase of sahoo et al.’s scheme is not well explained in many places. in the data distribution phase, it is mentioned that the sc sends message {l3, l4, l5, ci, tu} to the cloud server cs via secure channel and fog server fsj sends message {m2, m3, m4, tf} to user ui via public channel. however, it is not clarified whether cs sends message {s3, ts} and ui sends message {m5, * ut } via public channel or secure channel. secondly, sc sends message {l3, l4, l5, ci,tu} to cloud server cs over secure channel is not in accordance with the general practice. in general, the process of user and fog server authenticating with each other and agreeing on a session key is performed over public channel. 3.2. shortcoming 2 user uk is a registered legitimate user and the cloud server cs saves uk's value { k k uc csb ,c ,sk k }. if uk knows his friend ui’s identity idi, then uk can impersonate user ui by following steps: 1) user uk chooses a random number nk and current timestamp tk and by uk’s value of { k k uc csb ,c ,sk k } to compute k k k k(id )3k i uc-csl = h || sk || b || n ||t , kid ( ( ))4k il = h c || h x , k k (id )5k i uc-csl = n h || sk . then, uk sends the message {l3k,l4k,l5k,ck,tk} to the cloud server cs over a secure channel. 2) after receiving message {l3k,l4k,l5k,ck,tk}, cs retrieves the corresponding {bk, k uc cssk  } by ck and calculates kid = h( || ( ))* i 4kl c h x , * k k h(id || sk ) uc-cs * 5k in = l , * k k=h(id || || || || )uc-cs * * 3k i k kl sk b n t . cs obtains ui’s identity idi by l4k and compares * 3kl with l3k sent by uk. obviously, the verification holds and cs thinks that it is user ui who sends the message, then uk impersonates user ui successfully. finally, cs computes p2k ks = n , bs cs ' k( , , , , ) uc-cs3k sk i 2k k ks = e id sk s n b , and sends message {s3k,tsk} to fog server fsg. 3) upon receving message {s3k,tsk}, fsg decrypts s3k to obtain the values of {idi, k uc-cs sk ,s2k, nk, bk} by skbs-cs’. then, fsg generates a random number n3 and calculates uc cs k 1 ubm sk p (m ,m ),   x y 1m ,3 3m = n p, 4 3m n 2ks , 3ack n * k k( ||b || || )3sk = h ack n n . finally, fsg sends message {m3,m4,tg} to user uk via public channel. 4) after receiving {m3,m4,tg}, uk computes 1 uc cs * k * * ubm sk p (m , m )   x y , 23 * 1m* 3 3n = m ,  k 4ack n m , k( b )* * k 3sk = h ack || || n || n . thus, uk impersonates ui and agrees on a session key with fog server fsg. 3.3. shortcoming 3 after user ui and fog server fsj complete a mutual authentication process, fog server fsj can obtain user ui’s idi, skuc-cs and bi by decrypting s3. then, for the next mutual authentication, when users ua, ub and ui contact other fog servers, users ua, ub and ui respectively send messages 4a ua ' ' ' ' 3al ,l , },t{ cia , 4b ub ' ' ' ' 3bl ,l , },t{ cib , ' ' ' 3 u ' 4l ,l , }c ,t{ i to cloud server cs. upon receiving the messages, cs authenticates the identities of ua, ub and ui. after calculation, cs sends 3a sa ' 's ,t{ } , sb ' 3b 's ,t{ } , 3 s ''s ,t{ } to corresponding fog servers. after receiving message and computing, the corresponding fog servers send messages 2a 3a 4a ' ' ' 'm , m , m ,t{ }fa , 2b 3b 4b ' ' ' 'm , m , m ,t{ }fb , 2 3 4 ' ' ' 'm , m , m ,t{ }f to users ua, ub and ui, respectively. fsj then intercepts messages 2a ' 'm ,t{ }fa , 2 b ' 'm , t{ }fb , 2 ' 'm ,t{ }f to compute 1 uc cs ubm sk p (m ,m ),   x y * '=h(id ||m ||t ),2a i x fam * '=h(id ||m ||t ),2b i x fbm * '=h(id ||m ||t ),2 i x fm fsj verifies ? * 2a ' 2am m , ? *  ' 2b 2bm m , ? *  ' 2 2m m . obviously, *  ' 2 2m m . thus, fsj can track user ui through m2. 3.4. shortcoming 4 1) according to subsection 3.3 above, user ui can be traced. when it is confirmed that the user who sends the message is ui, fog server fsj intercepts the message 2 3 4 ' ' ' 'm , m , m ,t{ }f sent by fog server fsg to ui and chooses a random number nj to calculate 1 uc cs ubm sk p (m ,m ),   x y * =h(id ||m ||t ),2 i x fm * 1m ,3 jm = n * p 4 jm n . fsj sends message * * * '{ ,t }2 4 f3m ,m ,m to user ui. 2) after receiving message * * * '{ ,t }2 4 f3m ,m ,m , ui computes * * * * 1 uc cs ubm sk p (m ,m )   x y , *=h(id ||m ||t )** 2 i x fm , ui checks whether ** 2m is equal to the passed * 2m . obviously, 2 ** * 2m m , ui thinks that it is fog server fsg that sends the message. then, ui calculates * 1m* j 3n = m ,  2 4ack n m , ( b )* * i 2 jsk = h ack || || n || n , *h(id || b || || ) * 5 i i um sk t , and sends message {m5, * ut }to fog server fsg. 3) after receiving {m5, * ut }, fsg verifies ? (id ||b || ||t )* * 5 i i um =h sk , the verification cannot pass, the session key sk* calculated by ui is different from the session key sk of fog server fsg, thus ui and fsg cannot agree on a same session key, and it also leads to a waste of network resources. 3.5. shortcoming 5 1) the attacker intercepts message {s3, ts} sent from cloud server cs to fog server fsj. after a period of time, the attacker selects the current timestamp tg and sends message {s3, tg} to fog server fsj. 2) upon receiving message {s3, tg}, fsj checks j|t t | tg , where timestamp tg is valid. fsj then decrypts s3 using shared key skbs-cs to obtain uc-cs{id ,sk , ,i 2s ,b }* 2 in and selects a random number nf to calculate 1 uc cs ubm sk p (m ,m ),   x y =h(id ||m ||t ),2 i x jm 1m ,3 3m = n p. 4 fm n as a result, replay attack is successfully performed and also wastes network resources of fog server fsj. 4. improved scheme to overcome sahoo et al.’s scheme [16]’s security problems, an improved scheme is proposed in this paper. the improved scheme includes three participants: user (ui), cloud server (cs) and fog server (fsj). user and fog server authenticate with each other and agree on a session key with the help of cloud server. the following is a detailed description of the improved scheme. 4.1. initialization phase (1) cloud server cs chooses a base point p on the elliptic curve e(gf(p)) and the order of p is n. then, cs chooses master keys x, y and computes the public key pub= y·p. (2) cs selects two hash functions: and keeps {x, y} as private key, making {p, pub,h(·),h1(·)} as public. 24 4.2. user registration phase user ui registers with the cloud server cs by the following steps: 1) ui selects his identity idi, password pwi and extracts his biometric bmi. using fuzzy extractor, ui calculates gen(bm ) ( ),i i i= ω ,θ ( )i i irpw = h pw ||ω . then, user sends {idi,rpwi} to cloud server cs via a secure channel. 2) after receiving message {idi,rpwi}, the cloud server cs generates a pseudoidentity tidi for user ui and calculates a ( )i i= h id || x , b (id ||rpw ||a )i i i i= h , c (id ||rpw || )i i i uc-cs= h sk . then, cs stores {tidi,bi,ci,skuc-cs,h(·)} into a smart card(sc) and sends the sc to user ui, meanwhile cs stores {tidi, idi, bi, skuc-cs} into its database. 3) after receiving the sc, user calculates sk =sk h(rpw )' uc-cs uc-cs i , e b (id ||rpw )i i i i= h . user ui then replaces bi and skuc-cs in the sc with , ' i uc-cse sk . at this point, the sc contains { tid , , ,rep( ), ( ) ' i i i uc-cs i,c ,e sk θ h }. the process of user registration is shown in figure 1. figure 1. user registration phase 4.3. fog server registration phase fog server registers with the cloud server through the following steps: 1) fog server fsj selects its own identity bidj and sends bidj to cloud server cs via a secure channel. 2) after receiving bidj, cs selects a random number rf and calculates 1 jr =h(bid || ||sk || )bs-cs fy r , 2 1r =r h( || ) fy r . cs then saves {bidj,rf,skbs-cs} into its own database and sends {r1,r2,skbs-cs} to fog server fsj. 3) after receiving message {r1, r2, skbs-cs}, fsj saves the message into its own database. the fog server registration process is shown in figure 2 figure 2. fog server registration phase 4.4. login and authentication phase in this phase, if user wants to access fog servers via public channel, cloud server can help user and fog server to authenticate each other and agree on session key. the steps are demonstrated as follows; the detailed process is shown in figure 3. 1) user inserts his sc into card reader and inputs his identity idi, password pwi, and biometrics bmi, sc retrieves * *ω =rep(bm ,θ )i i i and calculates * * *rpw h(pw || ) i i i , * ' *sk sk h(rpw ) uc-cs uc-cs i , * * * *c h(id || rpw || sk )i i i uc-cs . sc verifies whether ? *c = ci i holds or not. if the verification holds, it indicates that the user is legitimate holder of sc. the sc then generates a random number ru and current timestamp t1 to calculate *b =e h(id ||rpw )i i i i , 1h(id ||sk ||t )1 u i uc-csf = r , *=bid h( ||b )2 j u if r , * 1=h(bid ||sk ||b || ||t )3 j uc-cs i uf r . finally, sc sends {tidi, f1, f2,f3,t1} to the cloud server cs via public channel. 2) after receiving message {tidi, f1, f2,f3,t1}, cs first validates 2 1| t t | t  , where t2 is current time of cs receiving the message. if the validation holds, cs searches for {idi,bi,skuc-cs} according to tidi and calculates 1 1= h(id ||sk ||t )* u i uc-csr f , j *bid = h( ||b ) * 2 u if r , * j 1=h(bid ||sk ||b || ||t )* * 3 uc-cs i uf r . cs checks wehther ? =* 3 3f f , if the condition fails, cs rejects the session. otherwise, cloud server cs authenticates the identity of the user ui. then, cs retrieves {rf,skbs-cs} by bidj and calculates = pc ur r , j=h(bid || ||sk || )1 bs-cs fr y r , 25 1 2=h(id || || ||t )i 1 cg r r , 2 sk 1 1g e (id ,h (sk || ), ,g ) bs-cs i uc-cs u cr r , *tid =tid i i ur . cs replaces tidi in its own database with *tidi and sends {g2, t2} to fsj. 3) fsj receives the message from cs at time t3 and verifies 3| t t | t  2 . if the verification holds, fsj decrypts g2 by skbs-cs to obtain {idi, h1(skuc-cs||ru), rc, g1}, and computes * 1g  1 2h(id || r || || t )i cr . fsj checks whether ? * 1 1g = g or not. if equal, fog server fsj authenticates the cloud server cs. then, fsj generates a random number rj and computes 1 ub=h (sk || ) p =(m ,m )1 uc-cs u x ym r , p = pf jr , = j cack r r , =h( ||id ||bid )i jsk ack , 3=h( ||p ||m ||t )j f xn sk . now, fsj sends the message {pf, nj, t3} to ui. 4) ui receives the message and checks the freshness of the message by verifying 4 3| t t | t  . if the verification holds, ui computes * * * 1 1 ubm =h (sk || ) p (m ,m ) uc-cs u x yr , *ack = pu fr , * *sk =h(ack ||id ||bid )i j , * * 3=h( ||p ||m ||t )* j f xn sk . ui checks whether ? *n = nj j or not. if equal, then user ui authenticates fog server fsj and ui saves the session key sk for future communication. finally, ui calculates *tid =tid i i ur and replaces tidi in the sc with *tidi . figure 3. login and authentication phase 26 5. security analysis of the improved scheme 5.1. providing user anonymity in the login and authentication phase of the improved scheme, user does not send his identity directly on the public channel, but sends a pseudo-identity tidi, the attacker cannot correspond to the user’s identity idi through the intercepted pseudoidentity tidi. therefore, the improved scheme can provide user anonymity. 5.2. resist tracking attack user hides his identity by sending a pseudo-identity tidi and the user’s pseudoidentity tidi is updated by *tid =tid i i ur at the end of each session. since *tid =tid i i ur contains a random number ru, user’s pseudo-identity is different each time. therefore, an attacker cannot correspond to the user’s identity through the intercepted pseudo-identity tidi. furthermore, the request message {tidi, f1, f2, f3, t1} sent by the user ui contains a random number ru or a timestamp t1 in f1, f2, f3. therefore, when the user ui contacts the fog server again, the values of f1, f2, f3 will be different and the attacker will not be able to trace user through the request message. 5.3. resist user impersonation attack if an attacker tries to impersonate user ui to cheat the cloud server, then the attacker must construct a correct request message, but according to the analysis in 5.1, the attacker cannot know ui’s pseudo-identity tidi. secondly, attacker also does not know user’s secret value bi and skuc-cs, so the attacker cannot construct a valid f3 to pass the authentication of the cloud server. even if fog server fsj acts as an attacker, fsj can only obtain h1(skuc-cs||ru) by finishing one authentication, and h1(skuc-cs||ru) is different for each session. therefore, fsj is also unable to calculate valid f1, f2, f3 without knowing bi and skuc-cs. so, the improved scheme can resist user impersonation attack. 5.4. resist replay attacks an attacker may attempt to perform replay attack by resending an intercepted message to the cloud server after a period of time. however, the improved scheme uses timestamp verification and the past message contains a timestamp that is not in the acceptable range, so resending the past message will result in session termination. even though the attacker can modify timestamp t1, the attacker does not know bi and skuc-cs, then the corresponding f1, f2 and f3 cannot be modified according to the new timestamp. therefore, the value of f3 sent by the attacker is different from f3 calculated by the cloud server cs and the verification cannot pass. therefore, the improved scheme is resistant to replay attack. 6. comparison of the improved scheme in this section, the improved scheme is compared with sahoo et al.’s scheme [16] and two other schemes [11][17] in terms of security features and computational cost. in order to achieve reliable and straightforward evaluation, table 3 shows the symbols and execution times required for various operations, and these enable us to accurately compare the improved scheme with three similar direction schemes in the computational costs. the comparison results about safety features and computational costs are shown in tables 2 and 4, respectively. table 2. comparison of safety features schemes f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 f7 f8 f9 f10 chen et al.’s scheme × √ √ √ √ √ √ √ × √ ma et al.’s scheme [17] √ √ × × √ √ √ √ √ √ sahoo et al.’s scheme[16] × √ × × √ √ √ √ √ √ improved scheme √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ f1:user anonymity; f2: replay attacks; f3: user untrace ability; f4: impersonation attacks; f5: reach session key; f6: mutual authentication; f7: offline password guessing attacks; f8: denial of service attacks; f9: perfect forward security; f10: man-in-the-middle attacks; table 3. symbols represented by various operations and approximately required time symbols description ≈calculation time (ms) h hash function 0.0023 x xor operation 0.001 f fuzzy extractor function 2.226 e symmetric key encryption/decryption 0.0046 p ecc point multiplication 2.226 27 table 4. comparison of calculation costs scheme p1 p2 p3 p4 chen et al.’s scheme 8h+4x+f 2h+f 22h+24x+5p 32h+28x+5p+2f ma et al.’s scheme [17] 2h+3p ---17h+4x+15p 19h+4x+18p sahoo et al.’s scheme[16] 8h+4x+f 2h+x+f 14h+8x+2e+6p 24h+13x+2f+2e+6p improved scheme 8h+3x+f 3h+x+f 13h+7x+2e+5p 24h+11x+2f+2e+5p p1: registration phase; p2: login phase; p3: authentication and key agreement phase; p4: total computational cost; from table 2, it is shown that the security of the improved scheme is better than sahoo et al.’s scheme [16] and other schemes [11][17] and the improved scheme can resist various known attacks. from table 4, the total computational cost of sahoo et al.’s scheme [16], chen et al.’s scheme [11], ma et al.’s scheme [17] and the improved scheme are 17.8854, 15.6836, 40.1157, 15.6574, respectively. the computational cost of the improved scheme is lower than the other three schemes. 7. conclusion in this paper, we analyse sahoo et al.’s scheme and find that many areas of their scheme are not clearly explained in the data distribution phase and it also cannot resist user impersonation attack, tracking attack, denial of service attack and replay attack. in order to overcome the shortcomings of sahoo et al.’s scheme, this paper makes full use of random numbers and timestamps to propose an improved scheme, we compare the improved scheme with 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[17] ma mimi, he debiao, wang huaqun, kumar neeraj, choo kim-kwang raymond. an efficient and provably secure authenticated key agreement protocol for fog-based vehicular ad-hoc networks[j]. ieee internet things, 2019;6(5):8065– 8075. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 41 research on secondary development method based on haochen cad yongchuan ren 2, guofeng xie 2, feng liu 2, kaihuai luo 1, tianxing chen 1, * 1 college of mechanical engineering, southwest jiaotong university, chengdu, sichuan, china 2 civil aviation logistics technology co., ltd., chengdu, sichuan, china * corresponding author: tianxing chen (email: txchen@swjtu.cn) abstract: this article explores the methods and techniques of using haochen cad for secondary development in the fields of engineering design and drawing. by studying the secondary development method of haochen cad, the customizability and scalability of the software can be improved to meet specific design requirements in different industries and needs. emphasis was placed on exploring the technical means of secondary development, including object arx, vb, and c # net and other different programming languages and interfaces, and analyzed specific application cases of secondary development in engineering design. keywords: haochen cad; secondary development; scalability; customization; programming interface. 1. introduction with the rapid development of information technology, software, as one of the core driving forces of the information age, has a significant impact on the national economy, security, and technological strength. the localization of software, as a strategy to ensure information security, enhance technological autonomy and controllability, and promote technological innovation and industrial development, is valued and promoted by the country. therefore, haochen cad is chosen as the secondary development object of this article. haochen cad has powerful graphics processing capabilities and is currently a popular computer-aided drawing software in china. in order to improve the efficiency of drawing and reduce human errors in the drawing process, it is particularly important to carry out secondary development of cad drawing software to achieve intelligent generation of nonstandard conveying equipment drawings [1]. 2. research on the secondary development method of haochen cad 2.1. the method of secondary development of haochen cad using vb the vb software package provides many extension modules called components. these components are reusable program code and data created by activex technology, consisting of one or more objects. by utilizing these extension components, vb has gained powerful additional features that enable it to operate various application software, such as excel, word, etc. by using the haochen cad activex component, vb can obtain control handles for operations on haochen cad, thereby directly controlling a series of operations on haochen cad [2]. to program for the secondary development of haochen cad using vb language, the first step is to connect and run vb with haochen cad. the following two steps are required: before writing the code, reference the object library in the programming environment; write vb program code, create haochen cad objects, and start running haochen cad. table 1. creating a line in haochen cad using vb number operate command 1 create a reference to haochen cad in vb dim acadapp as acadapplication set acadapp = getobject(, "grx cad.application") 2 check if haochen cad has been opened if acadapp is nothing then msgbox exit sub end if 3 create a new graphic file dim acaddoc as acaddocument set acaddoc = acadapp.documents.add 4 create a straight line in a drawing file dim startpoint(0 to 2) as double dim endpoint(0 to 2) as double startpoint(0) = 0: startpoint(1) = 0: startpoint(2) = 0 endpoint(0)=100:endpoint(1) = 50: endpoint(2) = 0 dim lineobj as acadline set lineobj = acaddoc.modelspace.addline(startpoint, endpoint) 5 save and close drawing files acaddoc.save acaddoc.close 42 after connecting vb with haochen cad, you can use the properties and methods of the object and its subordinate objects to achieve graphic drawing and editing operations in the haochen cad environment using vb language [3]. taking connecting to haochen cad in vb and creating a simple straight line as an example. 2.2. the method of using object arx for secondary development of haochen cad object arx is an object-oriented c++ application development mechanism that fully utilizes the inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism characteristics of c++ classes. through these features, it significantly improves the security of applications and the reusability of code. in addition, object arx also supports mfc basic class libraries, allowing developers to efficiently implement many complex functions [4]. the graphic database of haochen cad is an object manager responsible for managing graphics and their attribute data. developers can add new management and mechanisms according to the requirements of the application, and integrate them into this system. creating a new object arx project in an integrated development environment is a common practice [5]. firstly, select the appropriate project type, such as dll or application, and then set the basic properties and configuration of the project. this process provides developers with a foundational framework that enables them to leverage the features of object arx to build customized cad applications. 2.2.1. basic structure of the program arx applications typically exist in the form of dynamic link libraries. haochen cad uses acrxentrypoint() to call the arx program. this function is not only the entry point for communication between haochen cad and arx, but also serves as a channel for arx applications to send messages to the system and return status codes to haochen cad through it. all call requests implemented through the function ads_defun are processed through acrxentrypoint(). this design allows acrxentrypoint() to play a crucial role in the entire arx application, responsible for managing and scheduling the interaction and communication between the arx program and haochen cad[6]. 2.2.2. message transmission between arx and haochen cad the message transmission process between arx and haochen cad is almost entirely one-way (from haochen cad to arx program). in the acrxentrypoint() function definition, a switch statement interprets messages sent from haochen cad[7], performs appropriate operations on each message, and returns an integer state value. write code in object arx to create a new haochen cad command and draw a straight line as an example: table 2. creating a line in haochen cad using object arx number operate command 1 define a new haochen cad command void drawlinecmd() { acgepoint3d startpt(0, 0, 0); acgepoint3d endpt(100, 50, 0); acdbline* pline = new acdbline(startpt, endpt); 2 add newly created lines to model space acdbblocktable* pblocktable; acdbhostapplicationservices()->workingdatabase() ->getsymboltable(pblocktable, acdb::kforread); acdbblocktablerecord* pspace; pblocktable->getat(acdb_model_space, pspace, acdb::kforwrite); pblocktable->close(); pspace->appendacdbentity(pline); pspace->close(); pline->close(); } 3 initialization function extern "c" acrx::appretcode acrxentrypoint(acrx::appmsgcode msg, void* appid) { switch (msg) { case acrx::kinitappmsg: acedregcmds->addcommand(_t("mycommands"), _t("myline"),_t("myline"), acrx_cmd_transparent, drawlinecmd); break; case acrx::kunloadappmsg: acedregcmds->removegroup(_t("mycommands")); break; } return acrx::kretok; } 2.3. the method of using c#.net for secondary development of haochen cad c# applications and haochen cad can run in the same process space, and communicate with the haochen cad system in a shared address space by obtaining an instance of the haochen cad application. this approach allows applications to use windows messaging mechanisms to send messages to haochen cad objects and directly call the core 43 functions of haochen cad[8]. with the help of the core database structure, graphics system, geometric modeling core, and its code of haochen cad, new commands can be established that operate in the same way as the inherent commands of haochen cad, thereby improving operational efficiency and stability. in c# projects, it is usually necessary to reference the cad software provided net api library. these libraries are usually net assemblies can access classes and methods in apis by adding references[9]. by using cad software provided net api allows you to write code in c# projects to perform the required operations. these operations may involve creating, modifying, and deleting cad objects, performing functions such as data processing, exporting, and importing. through this approach, developers can leverage the interactivity between c# and cad software to achieve various customized functions and operations. using c# to interact with haochen cad and creating a straight line in haochen cad as an example: table 3. create a straight line using c# in haochen cad number operate command 1 add references in the form using system; using grxcad.runtime; using grxcad.applicationservices; using grxcad.databaseservices; using grxcad.geometry; using gcadvbalib 2 create line code namespace caddevelopment { public class mycommands { [commandmethod("drawline")] public void drawline() { document acdoc = application.documentmanager.mdiactivedocument; database accurdb = acdoc.database; using (transaction actrans = accurdb.transactionmanager.starttransaction()) { blocktable acblktbl; blocktablerecord acblktblrec; acblktbl = actrans.getobject(accurdb.blocktableid, openmode.forread) as blocktable; acblktblrec = actrans.getobject(acblktbl[blocktablerecord.modelspace], openmode.forwrite) as blocktablerecord; line acline = new line(new point3d(0, 0, 0), new point3d(100, 50, 0)); acblktblrec.appendentity(acline); actrans.addnewlycreateddbobject(acline, true); actrans.commit(); } } } } 3. conclusion the secondary development of haochen cad provides rich programming tools and interfaces, allowing users to expand and customize the functions of haochen cad according to their own needs, thereby improving work efficiency and design quality. secondary development technology is widely used in automated annotation, customized commands, data exchange, and processing, providing engineers with more flexibility and convenience. with the continuous development of technology, we can expect to see more secondary development methods based on new technologies such as cloud computing and artificial intelligence in the field of software engineering, which will further enhance the customization and scalability of haochen cad. references [1] chen xiaoyan research on the application of cad technology in mechanical drawing [j]. china equipment engineering, 2023 (17): 241-244. 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[10] liu xiaoguang implementation technology of cad software secondary development platform [j]. electronic technology and software engineering, 2016 (05): 59-60. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 48 exploration of the role of human‐computer interaction technology in collaboration and communication in work scenarios xiang zhang * keyrus(china) ltd., shanghai, 200000, china * corresponding author email: pm_zhang2016@yeah.net abstract: with the development of technology, human-computer interaction technology has gradually become a key tool for improving work efficiency, promoting collaboration and communication in work scenarios. this article first introduces the concept and application fields of human-computer interaction technology, then analyzes the collaborative and communication needs in the work environment, and then explores the collaborative and communication effects of human-computer interaction technology in the work environment. finally, this article presents the challenges and corresponding solutions faced by humancomputer interaction technology in work scenarios. through exploration, the aim is to provide useful references for enterprises and policy makers to fully leverage the advantages of human-computer interaction technology in work scenarios. keywords: human-computer interaction technology; work scenarios; collaboration and communication. 1. introduction with the rapid development of technology, humancomputer interaction technology has been increasingly widely applied in work scenarios in china. human computer interaction technology, as an important branch of computer science, aims to study how to achieve effective, efficient, and intuitive interaction between humans and computers. in the workplace, human-computer interaction technology provides employees with convenient and intelligent work tools through collaboration and communication, thereby improving work efficiency, reducing labor costs, and promoting team collaboration. 2. concept of human-computer interaction technology 2.1. definition of human-computer interaction technology human computer interaction (hci) is a discipline that studies how to enable efficient, natural, and convenient interaction between humans and computer systems. it covers various technological means, such as natural language processing, gesture recognition, virtual reality, etc., aiming to achieve more humanization, efficiency, and usability of computers in hci[1]. hci technology is not limited to a single technical field, but is a comprehensive interdisciplinary research that includes multiple fields such as computer science, psychology, anthropology, and design. its core goal is to design computer systems that are more in line with human usage habits by deeply understanding the needs, behaviors, and cognitive characteristics of human users, making communication between humans and computers more intelligent, natural, and convenient. 2.2. application fields of hci technology hci technology has penetrated into various fields in today's society, demonstrating a wide range of application prospects. in office scenarios, hci technology provides an intuitive and efficient interface, making office software more user-friendly and improving employee work efficiency. in the field of intelligent manufacturing, hci technology helps to achieve real-time collaboration on production lines, reduce the complexity of manual operations, and improve production efficiency[2]. in addition, in the field of medical diagnosis, hci technology, through virtual reality, data visualization and other methods, helps doctors diagnose conditions more accurately and improve treatment effectiveness. human computer interaction technology is also playing an important role in fields such as education, finance, and transportation, bringing users a convenient and intelligent experience. with the continuous development of technology, hci technology will further expand its applications in various fields, promoting industry innovation and progress. 3. collaboration and communication requirements in work scenarios 3.1. collaborative requirements in work scenarios in the work environment, collaborative requirements are crucial. team members need to collaborate with each other to complete work tasks together. collaboration can improve work efficiency, reduce repetitive labor, and effectively utilize resources. through collaboration, team members can share information and experience, help and support each other, thereby ensuring work quality and effectiveness. collaboration can also promote communication and coordination among team members. in modern work environments, collaborative needs are becoming increasingly important as team members may be dispersed in different locations, and even work in different time zones. only through collaboration can teams fully leverage their respective strengths and jointly achieve work goals. therefore, enterprises should attach importance to collaborative needs and actively seek opportunities for cooperation and collaboration to promote the development of individuals and 49 teams. 3.2. communication needs in work scenarios communication is an important means of information transmission, emotional exchange, and collaboration, which plays a crucial role in improving team efficiency and achieving goals. efficient communication can ensure smooth collaboration among team members, reduce misunderstandings and conflicts, and improve work efficiency. the communication needs in the work environment mainly include the following aspects: firstly, clarify goals and expectations. team members need to have a clear understanding of common goals, clarify their responsibilities and tasks. through effective communication, ensure that everyone has the same understanding of project goals and work requirements, thereby reducing unnecessary misunderstandings and conflicts. secondly, information sharing and communication. in the workplace, team members need to share information, experience, and resources in a timely manner for other members to learn and learn from[3]. information sharing helps to improve overall collaboration and enables team members to work more coherently. thirdly, emotional care and team building. communication in the work environment is not only about task level communication, but also includes emotional care and interpersonal relationships. team members need to care for each other, pay attention to each other's emotions and needs, in order to establish a good team atmosphere and improve team cohesion. in addition, problem solving and decision-making. when encountering problems at work, team members need to seek solutions through communication. effective communication can help teams quickly identify the root cause of problems and provide strong support for decision-making. 4. the synergistic effect of hci technology in work scenarios 4.1. task allocation and tracking in the workplace, human-computer interaction technology plays an important role in task allocation and tracking. through task allocation and tracking functions, team members can collaborate more efficiently to ensure that projects proceed as planned. task allocation function. human computer interaction technology can automatically or manually assign tasks based on the abilities, experiences, and work progress of team members[4]. for example, in project management software, the project manager can assign tasks to team members based on project requirements and set deadlines for each task. in this way, team members can arrange their work progress reasonably based on task allocation. task tracking function. human computer interaction technology can help team members understand the progress of tasks in real time, so as to adjust work plans and strategies in a timely manner. in addition, project management software can also provide team members with tasks progress reports, alerts, and reminders, so that team members can timely understand task progress and adjust work plans. such as, in a cross regional project team, the project manager uses project management software to assign tasks to team members and set task deadlines. team members can view task allocation and progress in real-time in the software, and engage in online discussions and collaboration when encountering problems. through task allocation and tracking functions, this team successfully achieved remote collaborative work, ensuring that the project proceeded as planned. 4.2. real time collaboration and sharing in the workplace, human-computer interaction technology is playing an increasingly important role. real time collaboration and sharing are a major feature, which allows team members to efficiently complete tasks together at different locations and times. human computer interaction technology integrates multiple communication methods together, such as video conferencing, instant messaging, online document editing, etc., achieving real-time collaboration and sharing [5]. taking online conference software as an example, team members can participate in meetings anytime, anywhere, to discuss project progress and solve problems together. online meeting software provides real-time video, audio, text chat and other functions, making team members feel like they are in the same room, greatly improving communication efficiency[6]. in addition, the conference host can also share screens, files, and videos, making it convenient for team members to view and discuss in real-time. for instance, on a collaborative office platform, team members can jointly edit and approve documents, arrange tasks, and report on work. such as, during the project planning phase, team members can collaborate online to write documents, make real-time modifications and improvements; during the project execution phase, members can collaborate with each other, update task progress in real-time, and report work results. this real-time collaboration and sharing approach not only improves work efficiency, but also helps ensure the achievement of project goals. 4.3. data visualization and analysis in the workplace, human-computer interaction technology plays an important role in data visualization and analysis. through data visualization and analysis functions, team members can have a more intuitive understanding of data, discover correlations and trends between data, and provide strong support for decision-making. data visualization function. human computer interaction technology can present complex data in the form of charts, maps, etc., making team members more intuitive in understanding the data. for example, in data analysis software, team members can create visual charts such as bar charts, line charts, and pie charts to better understand data distribution and trends. data analysis function. human computer interaction technology can help team members extract valuable information from massive data through methods such as data mining and statistical analysis[7]. the case in point is, in data mining software, team members can use machine learning algorithms to model and predict data, providing strong support for decision-making. 5. the communication role of human computer interaction technology in work scenarios 5.1. instant messaging and remote collaboration the communication role of human-computer interaction technology is increasingly prominent in work scenarios, 50 especially in instant messaging and remote collaboration. with the development of technology, traditional communication methods can no longer meet people's needs for efficient work, and human-computer interaction technology provides a new solution for this. instant messaging tools such as slack and wechat allow employees to communicate and share resources such as files and images with others anytime and anywhere, greatly improving the efficiency of information transmission. in addition, based on human-computer interaction devices such as data gloves and trackers, users can achieve more intuitive and natural interaction in a virtual environment, further enhancing the experience of remote collaboration[8]. taking architectural design as an example, designers can use virtual reality technology to jointly explore design solutions in virtual scenes and make real-time adjustments. this approach not only shortens the project cycle, but also allows team members to communicate and exchange ideas in an immersive manner, better understanding each other's needs and ideas. it is worth mentioning that human-computer interaction technology can effectively alleviate communication barriers in work scenarios. cross regional and cross-cultural factors may lead to poor communication, but with the help of humancomputer interaction technology, employees can more conveniently understand each other's needs and ideas, eliminating communication barriers. when a domestic enterprise collaborates with foreign partners on a project, it utilizes real-time translation tools to achieve barrier free communication and improve cooperation efficiency. 5.2. speech recognition and speech interaction voice interaction technology can achieve more intelligent voice interaction through methods such as natural language processing and artificial intelligence. through voice interaction technology, employees can have more natural voice communication and improve communication effectiveness. in addition, voice interaction technology can also achieve functions such as speech recognition and speech synthesis, providing employees with a more intelligent communication experience [9]. speech recognition technologies such as alibaba cloud speech recognition and iflytek speech recognition can achieve interaction between voice commands and computers, providing users with convenient communication methods. through speech recognition technology, employees can have easier voice communication and improve communication efficiency. in addition, speech recognition technology can also achieve functions such as voice translation and voice search, providing employees with a more intelligent communication experience. speech recognition and speech interaction technology can also be applied in real-time speech translation, speech assistants, and other fields, providing employees with more convenient and efficient communication methods. 5.3. video conferencing and remote conferencing human computer interaction (hci) technology plays an important role in work scenarios, especially in video conferencing and remote meetings. through real-time voice, video, and data transmission technology, hci makes team members feel like they are in the same room, efficiently collaborating across regions. video conferencing and remote meetings have become essential communication methods for modern enterprises, not only saving travel costs but also improving work efficiency. hci technology can intelligently analyze meeting content and provide valuable information and suggestions to employees. meanwhile, through speech recognition and interaction, hci helps employees better cope with crossborder and cross regional communication challenges, improving communication efficiency and user experience. in addition, hci also supports flexible meeting arrangements and invitations, making it convenient for team members to participate in discussions anytime, anywhere. with the support of human-computer interaction technology, the experience of video conferencing and remote meetings has been greatly improved. high definition image quality, smooth visuals, and low latency technology allow team members to focus more on discussing content and reduce communication barriers caused by technical issues. meanwhile, hci has also expanded the functionality of remote meetings, such as real-time document sharing, screen control, and virtual whiteboards, allowing team members to easily collaborate and interact during meetings. 6. challenges and solutions of hci technology in work scenarios 6.1. technical challenges the challenges of hci technology in the workplace mainly come from technical challenges. human computer interaction technology needs to adapt to various application scenarios and needs. therefore, in the design and development process, it is necessary to fully consider user habits and needs to ensure the efficiency and ease of use of the technology. meanwhile, hci technology requires the processing of a large amount of data and information, which requires efficient algorithms and data processing techniques to improve the response speed and accuracy of interaction[10]. furthermore, hci technology needs to address compatibility issues in different environments such as multilingualism, multiculturalism, and multi devices to ensure the universality and stability of the technology. in response to these challenges, human-computer interaction technology also needs to leverage big data analysis and processing technology to provide users with more precise and personalized interaction experiences. by collecting and analyzing various types of data generated by users during use, human-computer interaction technology can extract user interests, operating habits, and other characteristics. on this basis, intelligent systems can recommend content and functions that better meet the needs of users, achieving precise matching. in addition, human-computer interaction technology needs to continuously optimize algorithms to improve the speed and efficiency of data processing. on the basis of distributed computing and cloud computing technologies, further reduce the latency of data processing and ensure a smooth user experience during the interaction process. meanwhile, human-computer interaction technology also needs to pay attention to the security and privacy protection of data. in natural language processing and other technologies, strengthen the protection of user privacy data to ensure that user data is not leaked or abused. for different types of data, measures such as encryption and desensitization are adopted to ensure the security of data during transmission, 51 storage, and processing. 6.2. user experience challenges operational complexity. with the enrichment of functions, some applications and systems become increasingly complex, and users need to spend a lot of time learning and adapting. to solve this problem, developers should simplify the operational process and reduce learning costs. for example, designing an intuitive interface, unifying operational logic, and providing beginner guidance and operation manuals. cross platform compatibility. the seamless integration of hci technology between different operating systems and devices has become a major challenge. to address this issue, technology developers need to focus on cross platform compatibility, achieving data interoperability and operational consistency between various devices. for example, developing web-based applications to achieve unified performance across different devices and browsers. personalized needs. different users have different usage habits and needs, and how to meet these personalized needs has become the key challenge for user experience. developers can provide personalized recommendations and services to users through user data and behavior analysis. at the same time, it provides a variety of themes and plugins, allowing users to customize according to their preferences. response speed and stability. in the workplace, users have high requirements for response speed and stability. to meet this requirement, developers need to choose highperformance technology architectures to ensure the stable operation of applications and systems. in addition, provide error handling and recovery mechanisms to reduce the impact of failures on user work. 6.3. talent challenges although the application of human-computer interaction technology in work scenarios is gradually becoming popular, there is still a lack of talent to introduce advanced humancomputer interaction technology concepts into daily work scenarios in companies. at present, many company leaders and employees generally lack relevant knowledge and concepts, leading to limitations in the application of humancomputer interaction technology within the company. to overcome this challenge, enterprises can start from the following aspects: strengthen internal training: enterprises should regularly organize relevant skill training to enhance employees' awareness and application ability of human-computer interaction technology. through internal lectures, seminars, and other forms, let employees understand the development trends of human-computer interaction technology and its application cases in various industries, and stimulate their interest in learning. introducing external experts: enterprises can invite experts and scholars in the field of human-computer interaction to give lectures, share the latest research results and practical experience, and help employees understand the application scenarios of human-computer interaction technology in practical work. cultivate interdisciplinary teams: human computer interaction technology involves multiple disciplinary fields, such as computer science, design, psychology, etc. enterprises should encourage employees to collaborate across disciplines and form diversified team structures to promote and apply human-computer interaction technology within the company. 7. conclusion in short, hci technology has a significant synergistic effect in work scenarios, which can improve employee work efficiency and team collaboration ability, and create greater value for enterprises. however, hci technology still faces technical, user experience, and talent challenges in the workplace, which need to be addressed through continuous technological innovation and optimization. in the future, with the continuous development of technologies such as 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[10] douruixing intelligent hci: enabling free communication between humans and machines internet weekly, 2012, (23): 42-43. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 79 optimization model of survey line layout for multibeam bathymetric systems shenrui lin †, yuangang li †, yaru wang † school of computer science and engineering, northeastern university, shenyang, china † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: multibeam bathymetric system is an underwater terrain measurement technology with high efficiency, high accuracy and high resolution. based on the multibeam bathymetric system, this paper establishes an ideal geometric model and an isobath iterative model. through the physical method of ideal model, the actual physical problem of multibeam sounding is abstracted into a geometric model about a conic curve, and under the constraint of overlap rate, the coordinates of the next survey line are iterated according to the current depth to solve the optimal set of survey lines. first, the seawater depths, strip coverage widths, and overlap rates with the previous line are calculated for lines at different distances from the center point. then, the angle between the direction of the survey line and the projection of the normal direction of the seafloor slope on the horizontal plane is introduced to solve for the current coverage width of the survey line. again, the optimal set of survey lines is solved under the constraint of the overlap rate. finally, sobel edge detection is used to divide the surface of the seafloor terrain into multiple planes with defined slope angles to solve the optimal line set for the entire seafloor surface. the structure of the proposed mathematical model is clear and simple, which is in line with the actual situation. keywords: ideal geometric model; conic curves; isometric iterative model; sobel edge detection; surface fitting. 1. introduction the multibeam bathymetric system has a wide range of application prospects in china's ocean exploration and marine resource management, maintains china's marine environment and homeland security, and provides a powerful tool for scientific research and ocean management [1-3]. multibeam bathymetric systems utilize multiple acoustic beams to simultaneously transmit and receive acoustic signals to measure the depth and topography of the water column [45]. compared with single-beam bathymetry, multibeam systems can realize full-coverage bathymetry in flat areas of the seafloor, which improves data density and topographic information acquisition. in order to solve the above problems, this paper establishes an ideal geometric model and an isobath iterative model based on the multibeam bathymetry system. through the physical method of ideal model, the actual physical problem of multibeam sounding is abstracted into a geometrical model about a conic curve, and under the constraint of overlap rate, the coordinates of the next survey line are iterated according to the current depth, thus solving the optimal set of survey lines. first, the seawater depths, strip coverage widths, and overlap rates with the previous line are calculated for lines at different distances from the center point. then, the angle between the direction of the survey line and the projection of the normal direction of the seafloor slope on the horizontal plane is introduced to solve for the current coverage width of the survey line. again, the optimal set of survey lines is solved under the constraint of the overlap rate. finally, the surface of the seafloor terrain is segmented into multiple planes with defined slope angles using sobel edge detection to solve for the optimal set of survey lines for the entire seafloor surface. 2. model formulation and solving 2.1. modeling and solving when the survey line is parallel to the seafloor slope a geometric analysis of the multibeam bathymetry scene is shown in figure 1. figure 1. geometric analysis of the multibeam bathymetry scene when the survey lines are parallel to each other and the seafloor topography is flat, then the overlap rate η between neighboring strips is defined as: w d ww w d   221 (1) thus defining the overlap rate η between neighboring strips on a slope with a gradient α is defined as: 80 21 031 ww www    (2) that is, the width of the overlap as a percentage of the width of the coverage of the line at the shallower depths of the sea. let the angle between the left beam and the seafloor slope in fig. 1 be θ1, and the angle between the right beam and the seafloor slope be θ2. by geometric analysis θ1 and θ2 are satisfied:           22 22 2 1 (3) from the sine theorem, the relationship between the opening angle θ of the multibeam transducer, the depth d of the slope, the angle θ between the right beam and the seafloor slope2 and w1 can be expressed as follows: 1 1 sin 2 sin   nd w  (4) likewise:               2 1 3 2 2 0 sin 2 sin sin 2 sin cos      n n d w d w d w (5) from the geometric relationship tan1 ddd nn  (6) x represents the distance of the survey line from the center point, and the horizontal direction pointing to the rise of the seabed slope is the positive direction of x. from the geometric relationship the coverage width w can be expressed as: cos21 ）（ www  (7) from the geometric model the depth of seawater d can be expressed as: tandhd c  (8) the opening angle θ of the multibeam transducer is 120°, the slope α is 1.5°, the depth of seawater hc at the center point of the sea is 70 m, and the spacing of the survey lines d is 200 m, i.e:           md mhc 200 70 5.1 120   (9) the spacing of the survey lines d is 200 m, and the distance from the survey line to the center point is -800 m. the seawater depths, coverage widths, and overlap rates with the previous survey line corresponding to different distances of the survey lines are obtained as shown in figure 2. figure 2. plot of data corresponding to measuring lines of different distances from figure 2, it can be seen that the depth of the sea water, the coverage width and the overlap rate with the previous measurement line decrease with the increase of the distance from the center point, and the overlap rate η is negative at x=600m and x=800m, which means that the "leakage phenomenon" has occurred. 2.2. modeling and solving multibeam bathymetric coverage width at different points the angle β between the direction of the survey line and the projection of the normal direction of the seafloor slope on the horizontal plane, the direction of the survey line is perpendicular to the beam sector, and the range of β is [0,2  ], as shown in figure 3. figure 3. schematic diagram of the angle β between the direction of the survey line and the projection of the normal direction of the seabed slope on the horizontal plane the angle β between the direction of the survey line and the normal direction of the seafloor slope projected on the horizontal plane changes from small to large in the range of [0,2 ], and the corresponding beam sector rotates to form a cone with the ship as the vertex, which intersects with the seafloor slope to form an ellipse. the different diameters wβ of this ellipse are the detection widths corresponding to 81 different pinch angles β. when β is 0°, 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°, 225°, 270°, 315°, the corresponding wβ is:           55.416 05.416 55.415 27090 31522513545 1800 ww wwww ww (10) the distance dx traveled by the boat in the direction of the survey line is decomposed into the horizontal distance dz pointing down the slope and the direction dy parallel to the slope, i.e: cosxz dd  (11) the orthogonal decomposition of the distance dz in the horizontal direction pointing to the slope decline is decomposed into the distance dp along the direction of the slope normal vector and the distance dc perpendicular to the slope normal vector, i.e:  coscosxp dd  (12) from geometric modeling:   2 (13) this is obtained from the properties of similar triangles: 'coscos w w xh h     (14) the opening angle θ of the multibeam transducer is 120°, the slope α is 1.5°, the depth of the sea water d0 at the center point of the sea area is 120 m, and the spacing of the survey lines d is 0.3 nautical miles = 0.3*1852m = 555.6 m, i. e:           md md 6.555 120 5.1 120 0   (15) the distance d between survey lines is 0.3 nautical miles (555.6 m), and the distance from the survey line to the center point is 0 m. the coverage widths corresponding to different distances from the survey line and the angle β in the direction of the survey line are obtained as shown in figure 4. figure 4. plot of data corresponding to measuring lines of different distances from figure 4, when the angle       2 0  ， ∪        2 2 3 ， , i.e., the ship's has a downward velocity component along the slope, the coverage width increases with the distance of the measuring ship from the center point of the sea area; when the angle        2 3 2 ， , i.e., the boat has a velocity component that is upward along the slope, the width of coverage decreases as the distance of the measuring boat from the center point of the sea area increases. 2.3. optimization strategy for line-of-sight design under specified overlap rates since the overlap cannot exceed 20%, the spatial relationship between survey lines should be parallel. design a set of survey lines with the shortest measuring length that can completely cover the entire sea area to be surveyed, i.e., it is necessary to determine the direction of the survey lines and the spacing of adjacent survey lines. when the vessel stays at a certain point, by rotating the direction of the survey, a cone with the vessel as the apex can be obtained. the intersection of this cone with the seabed slope is an ellipse, and the individual diameters of the ellipse are the detection widths corresponding to different angles β. the shorter the total length of the lines to be measured, the larger the detection width corresponding to each line should be. the longest diameter in the ellipse is the long axis, so the long axis is used as the detection width, i.e., the line is parallel to the contour line, as shown in figure 5. figure 5. schematic of the profile from the given information, the shallowest part of the sea (east side) is two nautical miles from the center, then the depth of sea water at the shallowest part is dmin: tan1852*2min  chd (16) similarly, the deepest seawater depth dmax is: tan1852*2max  chd (17) to cover the shallowest part of the sea area, the first sounding line sea depth d1 on the east side is the deepest:  tan 2 tanminmin1 ddd  (18) to cover the deepest part of the sea area, the first western sounding line sea depth ds is the shallowest:  tan 2 tanmaxmax ddds  (19) meanwhile, for the sake of data accuracy and error reparability, the overlap rate should satisfy the requirement of 10%~20%; meanwhile, in order to satisfy the shortest total measurement length, the overlap rate η=10% is selected. the opening angle θ of the multibeam transducer is 120°, the slope α is 1.5°, and the depth of seawater hc at the center point of the sea is 110 m, i.e:        mhc 110 5.1 120   (20) the coordinates of the starting point and the depth of the sea water at the starting point are used as initial values, and 82 then the distribution of the survey lines is derived as shown in figure 6. figure 6. schematic diagram of the distribution of survey lines the total length of the survey lines is 75,422.292km, and the overlap rate is 10.6%, which is in line with the condition that the overlap rate is between 10% and 20%, and it is also found that the survey lines are more dense in the "shallow water area", and the arrangement of the survey lines is more sparse in the "deep water area". 2.4. optimization strategy for line-of-sight design considering submarine surfaces in order to have a clearer and more intuitive understanding of the seabed topography of the sea area, the given data were visualized. since the surface of the seabed terrain should be segmented into a patchwork of multiple planes, the dividing line of each plane needs to be determined. and sobel filter is a convolutional filter commonly used in image processing to detect edges and contours in an image. it calculates the gradient value of a pixel by applying two 3*3 convolution kernels to each pixel of the image, which can be used to calculate the horizontal and vertical gradients of the image, which are used to identify the edges in the image, and then to determine how to segment the surface into planes. figure 7. depth gradient map of the seafloor the gradient approximation of the seafloor depth data is obtained by two-dimensional convolution of the sobel filter with the seafloor depth data, and the gradient threshold is set to 2.588, i.e., the coordinate points with gradient greater than 2.588 are marked in purple, as shown in figure 7. analysis of the gradient diagram shows that there can be two ways of dividing the seabed surface, method one is the square area division and method two is the triangular area division centered on the diagonal. both method one and method two use the difference between the mean values of the depths of the two ends of the plane to calculate the slope angle of each plane. after calculation, the total length of the measured line of method i is 441044.819m, leakrate1=5.2%; the total length of the measured line of method ii is 325906.828m, leakrate1=15.7%. by comparing the total line lengths, the total line length of law ii is shorter, the percentage of missed sea area to the total sea area to be measured is larger, and the total length of the part with overlap rate more than 20% is shorter. method 1 has a longer total line length, a smaller percentage of the total sea area to be measured, and a longer total length for the portion of the line with an overlap of more than 20%. it was found that fitting a plane to a surface results in a loss of accuracy, and therefore results in an increase in the rate of missed measurements or the total length of the survey line. 3. model summary 3.1. model benefits 1) based on geometric analysis, this paper establishes an ideal geometric model and an equal-depth iterative model, which explains the problem in an easy-to-understand way, provides a tool for accurate reasoning, and is able to solve the core query effectively. 2) the numerical solutions derived from this model in the application process are more in line with the actual situation and can reasonably describe the bathymetric process of the multibeam sidelobe system. 3) the structure of this model is clear and simple, and its visualization is beautiful and easy to distinguish. 3.2. model shortcomings 1) this model needs to use approximation processing when dealing with the seabed surface, which splits the surface into multiple planes, and there is a certain error. 2) there is a certain error in the ideal geometric model, and in real life, because sound waves bend in water, the geometric model can only approximate the composition of the triangular relationship, and thus the calculated numerical solution will have a certain error. 4. conclusion based on the multibeam bathymetric system, this paper establishes an ideal geometric model and an isobath iterative model. the actual physical problem of multibeam bathymetry is abstracted into a geometrical model about a conic curve through the physical method of ideal model, and the coordinates of the next line are iterated according to the current depth under the constraints of the overlap rate, thus solving for the optimal set of lines. first, a mathematical model of the coverage width and the overlap rate between adjacent bathymetric strips for multibeam bathymetry is 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[5] dudkov yi, sivkov vv, dorokhov vd, et al. multibeam bathymetry data from the kane gap and south-eastern part of the canary basin (eastern tropical atlantic). data in brief, 2020, 32. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 111 public place crowd transaction monitoring system zhize wang south west minzu university, chengdu 610000, china abstract: currently, the phenomenon of abnormal movement in public spaces by groups is becoming increasingly prominent, leading to issues concerning public flow and safety. the escalating problems of high crowd density, the presence of controlled dangerous items, and unexpected group activities highlight the necessity for timely detection in public settings. timely identification of such scenarios will facilitate prompt responses and assistance from relevant government departments. exploring how artificial intelligence technology can aid urban management personnel in effectively detecting abnormal group behaviors is crucial. having the ability to swiftly and efficiently evacuate crowds in emergency situations holds significant practical importance. this paper employs deep learning methodologies to assist urban management personnel in efficiently monitoring crowd density and detecting abnormal behaviors. the aim is to maintain crowd density within reasonable limits and enable rapid and effective crowd evacuation in emergency situations. detection of abnormal group behaviors typically involves methods based on global features, extracting feature patterns like optical flow from entire video segments and constructing corresponding histograms. given that automatic classification of crowd patterns involves sudden and abnormal changes, a novel method is proposed to extract motion "textures" from dynamic stv (space-time volume) blocks formed from real-time video streams. keywords: neural networks; deep learning; anomalous behavior; clustering algorithms. 1. introduction in recent years, the issues of abnormal movement among groups in public spaces have become increasingly prominent, intensifying concerns regarding public flow and safety. the timely detection of events involving excessively dense crowds, controlled dangerous items such as metal knives, and unexpected group activities can prompt swift responses and aid from relevant government departments. this, in turn, enhances public safety and reduces harm to individuals and property. the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (ai) technology in the realm of social sciences and technology has garnered substantial attention and interest across academia and various industries. notably, with the explosive growth in datasets, data processing capabilities driven by moore's law in hardware technology, and exponential computational power, deep learning and machine learning methodologies have played pivotal roles in the field of ai learning. as china's urbanization progresses and accelerates, the migration of populations towards cities continues to increase. consequently, the issue of large crowds congregating in public spaces has become more prevalent, especially during weekends, holidays, and peak times when the public tends to gather in areas like tourist spots, subways, and transportation hubs. in today's cities, managing crowd density and preventing anomalous behaviors within these populations are imperative. incidents of abnormal group behaviors in these areas can lead to severe consequences for both the public and relevant authorities. for instance, the 2014 stampede incident at the shanghai bund highlights the criticality of monitoring abnormal crowd behaviors and crowd density in public spaces for everyone's safety. this paper primarily focuses on studying methods for detecting abnormal group behaviors. it categorizes the current algorithms for abnormal group monitoring [14] into two classes: tracking-based methods and non-tracking methods. tracking-based approaches detect anomalies by tracking specific targets. this method records certain trajectories and identifies anomalies as deviations from normal trajectories [15]. while suitable for non-congested scenarios, it is inadequate for monitoring abnormal movements in congested public places or crowd density control systems. it focuses solely on spatial errors, failing to detect abnormalities in object appearance or movement along a normal trajectory. non-tracking methods typically rely on underlying features such as motion (optical flow or gradients) and texture features to analyze group data. these methods are adaptable to both congested and non-congested groups. for instance, a study [16] presents a research approach based on the particle energy distribution according to optical flow characteristics. it defines groups by constructing a co-occurrence matrix and evaluates group movement using the entropy and contrast of the co-occurrence matrix. this paper proposes a deep learning-based method for detecting abnormal crowd behaviors using pytorch. leveraging the effectiveness of training, neural network optimization, and parameter tuning, it constructs suitable models. experimental results demonstrate that this method can effectively accomplish the majority of abnormal behavior detection tasks. 2. method and result 2.1. dbscan clustering algorithm detection of abnormal behaviors within crowds hinges on establishing criteria for defining what qualifies as an anomaly. generally, defining normal versus abnormal behavior often involves a comparative approach. initially, setting standards for normal behavior allows us to categorize anything contrary to these standards as abnormal. furthermore, the definition of abnormal behavior naturally fluctuates based on different scenarios. for instance, in some contexts, a sudden acceleration of a crowd might constitute abnormal behavior, while in other situations, an abrupt halt during rapid movement might be considered abnormal. group counting algorithms provide density maps that encapsulate information about group distribution. hence, using density maps as a basis for anomaly detection is viable. the dbscan algorithm can 112 identify all dense regions within sample points, significantly reducing computational workload. in the model design phase, the primary focus is on analyzing density maps using clustering algorithms. the steps involved can be outlined as follows: 1. convert video into images. 2. locate and extract coordinates of prominent crowds within the images. 3. analyze the extracted data using clustering algorithms. 4. derive data changes over time due to crowd movements. through these four steps, the algorithm model outputs the number of clusters and the total number of samples in the largest cluster. subsequently, the model employs predefined criteria for abnormal behavior—such as sudden rapid movement in a particular direction, sudden dispersal, or sudden aggregation of crowds—to determine instances of abnormal behavior within the crowds. fig 1. cluster simulation firstly, concerning three different scenarios of normal crowd movement: the phenomenon of crowds walking faceto-face without crossing paths, crowds walking face-to-face with crossing paths, and different crowds walking inward from four directions and crossing paths. the graph below illustrates the trend of the "total samples in the largest cluster" metric. fig 2. state curve simulation the upper blue line represents the phenomenon of crowds walking face-to-face without crossing paths, the middle green line represents crowds walking face-to-face with crossing paths, and the lower orange line represents different crowds walking inward from four directions and crossing paths. fig 3. state curve simulation the graph below illustrates the trend of the "total samples in the largest cluster" metric. the upper blue line represents the phenomenon of crowds dispersing in all directions, showing a continuous decrease in the number of clusters due to the scattering of people in various directions. the lower orange line represents the phenomenon of crowds gathering and moving towards a specific location, indicating a continuous decrease in the "total samples in the largest cluster" due to the dispersion of the crowd away from the gathering point. simultaneously, due to the congregation of people, the "total samples in the largest cluster" consistently increases. fig 4. clustering accuracy rate the project distinctly differentiates between normal and abnormal situations by defining a "comprehensive chaos value." 2.2. the identification of clustering structures using optics defines ordering points as an algorithm capable of detecting outliers based on the density structure from largescale datasets. this method is utilized to detect system clusters in spatial data based on density. its computation not only relates to dbscan but also highlights crucial distinctions in identifying various useful system clustering analysis methods based on density. core points: these are points positioned at the center of a cluster and are considered core points if a minimum of minpts data points exist within their neighborhood. core distance: this represents the minimum radius required to group observed values around core points. reachability distance: this distance metric indicates the shortest length from a data point to a cluster's center point, which cannot be less than the core distance. in the description below, the reachability distance between (c, a) is denoted as x because their distance is less than the unacceptable core distance. fig 5. clustering algorithm 2.3. crowd testing 2.3.1. data testing the project conducted training on various datasets, including: 113 1. ucsd dataset: consisting of approximately 2000 images with relatively low crowd density. 2. ucf_cc_50s dataset: containing multiple scenes with varying densities, perspective distortions, and significant variations in the number of individuals across 50 images. 3. worldexpo 10 dataset: utilized for cross-scene crowd counting. 4. shanghaitech dataset: employed for large-scale crowd analysis. for the test set images, coordinates representing human heads were transformed into regions using gaussian functions. the generated data was saved in csv format for easy viewing through excel. each image corresponds to a dedicated excel file, comprising a matrix with dimensions of 1024 columns and 768 rows, matching all the original image's pixels. as shown in figure 5, an area of 15x15 centered around the point (103, 95) contains data, with 225 data points corresponding to the first row of the image. additionally, the sum of these 225 values closely approaches 1. fig 6. test set img1 image and corresponding annotation data this article performed calculations on 300 images from part b of the shanghaitech dataset, which contained a smaller number of individuals. the following graph illustrates the predictive accuracy, with an average accuracy of approximately 0.806. this means that on average, the deviation in detected count, whether overestimation or underestimation, does not exceed 20% of the total count per image. fig 7. accuracy diagram of the model 2.3.2. mscnn network construction compared to traditional cognitive methods, mscnn, as a multi-scale convolutional neural network, enables more effective automatic acquisition of information in highdimensional complex systems through deep learning models. convolutional neural networks are among the most commonly applied deep learning models, utilizing convolution operations, data pooling, and other techniques to extract features from raw data, and using weighted connections to generate modeling results. the number of convolution operation kernels to some extent affects the efficiency of facial feature extraction. by adopting a multiscale blob module (similar to the inception structure), the model can achieve the ability to detect anomalies in public places and monitor crowd movement and density in systems. mscnn is an improved convolutional neural network that leverages convolution computation kernels of different sizes to extract feature signals from multiple scales, effectively overcoming the adaptive selection issue present in traditional cnn models. the network workflow is as follows. the foundation of multi-scale information technology is built upon the cornerstone of cnn networks. its fundamental completion process involves connecting the output characteristics of a central layer or several central layers with the input-output characteristics of the final layer, flattening them to serve as inputs and outputs for the cnn. this, combined with the outputs from higher and lower layers, enables a more comprehensive learning of the entire device degradation process. by utilizing a multi-scale blob module (similar to the inception structure), the extraction of relevant features can be achieved. constructing a multi-scale blob (msb) structure enhances the diversity of features. the formation of crowd density maps must undergo gaussian filtering. a major issue arises when computing in space, as each person represents a pixel, resulting in a very sparse density distribution map. this can lead the model to converge to a completely zero state. however, employing gaussian data processing helps mitigate the sparse phenomenon to some extent by transforming the density map into a heatmap shape. the calculation of the density map after gaussian data processing remains constant. 3. discussion as urban populations are experiencing exponential growth, the density of crowds in public spaces is continuously increasing. particularly on weekends and holidays when large numbers of citizens gather in public areas, any sudden abnormal events in these spaces could result in severe consequences. therefore, the detection of crowd density and monitoring of unusual behaviors in public spaces are crucial for social stability and people's safety. the continuous development of artificial intelligence technology has become a focal point across various sectors of society. with the explosive growth of data and the constant improvement of hardware technology, deep learning and neural networks have become crucial pillars in many fields. exploring how artificial intelligence technology can effectively assist city management personnel in monitoring crowd density, detecting abnormal behaviors, and maintaining crowd density within reasonable limits is of significant practical importance. ensuring rapid and effective crowd evacuation during emergencies is pivotal. given the prevalence and high clarity of fixed surveillance cameras, ensuring the accuracy of captured images, this research direction proves feasible. regarding the establishment of algorithmic computing platforms, due to the advancement of urban development and the widespread deployment of official surveillance cameras, especially in places with high foot traffic like stations and tourist spots, analyzing the captured footage from stationary camera devices provides clear and highly accurate monitoring. therefore, analyzing this collected footage becomes a viable direction. for crowd density counting, as abnormal crowd behaviors often occur in an instant, continuous processing and calculation of videos by computing devices are necessary. regarding the detection of crowd movement states, a popular method involves direct processing of image data, providing algorithms with good efficacy applicable across 114 various scenarios, yet this method typically involves substantial computational requirements. accurately estimating crowd density and obtaining information about crowd distribution from image or video data will play a crucial role in the application of computer vision technology in public safety. accurately estimating crowd size, obtaining crowd distribution information from images or videos, and simultaneously monitoring abnormal crowd behaviors are increasingly vital 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[29] z. j. zhang, x. n. wang, l. sun. mobile payment anom-aly detection mechanism based on information entropy.iet networks, vol. 5, no. 1, pp.1-7, 2014. doi:10. 1049/iet-net. 2014. 0101. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 81 analysis and improvement on a three‐factor authentication scheme in iot environment anqian li 1, *, baoyuan kang 1, yuyan huo 1, xinyu zuo 1, shufang niu 2 1 school of software, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china 2 school of computer science and technology, tiangong university, tianjin 300387, china * corresponding author: anqian li (email: lianqian98@163.com) abstract: with the development of iot technology, more and more devices are connected to the internet, which brings great convenience to people, but also security risks. as a result, iot authentication scheme has become a research hotspot. in 2020, lee et al. proposed a three-factor anonymous authentication scheme in iot environment and claimed that their scheme can resist many known attacks. however, we find that their scheme not only has some drawbacks, but also has difficulty in resisting manin-the-middle attack and impersonation attack. to overcome these drawbacks, we propose an improved scheme. through security analysis and computational cost comparison, it is shown that the improved scheme is not only resistant to existing known attacks, but also has a smaller overhead in terms of computational cost and is suitable for resource-constrained iot environment. keywords: internet of things (iot); authentication; key agreement. 1. introduction with the rapid development of sensing and communication technologies, the internet of things (iot) connects real-world objects to the internet. iot is a collection of physical devices such as embedded sensors and actuators with computing power that can communicate between devices and systems0. iot enables seamless communication and automatic management between heterogeneous devices, and can bring significant benefits to social production and human life through a fully intelligent and automated remote management system[2]. however, from a security perspective, the vast majority of iot devices are exposed to an almost uncontrollable environment. at the same time, the proliferation of smart devices places their connection to the internet at potential risk, such as unauthorized node tampering or impersonation attack[3]. to ensure the security of the iot, people have been exploring authentication schemes and carrying out related research. authentication is not only a key requirement for the development and progress of iot, but also the "first line of defense" for security protection. inadequate authentication or the existence of security vulnerabilities will lead to a security crisis for the entire iot. in recent years, scholars have done a lot of research on authentication schemes in iot, but many existing schemes have security concerns[4]. in 2014, chen et al.[4] proposed a smart-card-based password authentication and key negotiation scheme in order to solve the problem of remote user access. they claimed that their scheme is resistant to offline password guessing attack even if an attacker extracts the information stored in smart card. in 2015, jiang et al.[5] pointed out that the scheme of chen et al.[4] is insecure and proposed an improved authentication scheme. in 2016, das[6] found that jiang et al.’s scheme[5] was not only vulnerable to internal privilege attack, but also failed to provide correct authentication during the login and authentication phase. therefore, das[6] presented a three-factor authentication scheme, especially the use of biometric-based password and smart card, which greatly enhanced the security of the scheme. in 2017, dhillion et al.[7] proposed a lightweight multi-factor remote user authentication scheme in iot environment and claimed that their scheme can resist a variety of known attacks such as man-in-the-middle attack, replay attack and so on. in 2018, kumari et al.[8] presented an ecc-based authentication scheme for iot and cloud servers. they claimed that their scheme is resistant to known attacks such as impersonation attack, offline password guessing attack, and meets various security objectives. in 2019, gope et al.[9] proposed a lightweight and privacy-preserving two-factor authentication scheme. the scheme allows iot devices to communicate anonymously with the server and effectively improves the security of the scheme by exploiting the inherent security properties of physical unclonable functions (puf). moreover, they claimed that their scheme is efficient and suitable for resource-constrained iot devices. in 2020, lee et al.[10] pointed out that dhillion et al.'s scheme[7] fails to resist stolen mobile device attack, user impersonation attack, and has no provision for revocation. as a result, they proposed an improved three-factor user authentication scheme to address these security issues. however, we find that there are some security vulnerabilities in lee et al.'s scheme[10]. on the one hand, lee et al.'s scheme[10] has some drawbacks in the registration of user, registration of iot node as well as login and authentication phase. on the other hand, lee et al.'s scheme[10] cannot resist man-in-the-middle (mitm) attack and user impersonation attack. section ii briefly reviews lee et al.'s authentication scheme. the analysis of the shortcomings of the lee et al.'s scheme is in section iii. in section iv, we propose an improved scheme. the security of the improved scheme is analyzed in section v. section vi compares the improved scheme with similar schemes. section vii concludes the paper. 2. review of lee et al.’s scheme this section briefly reviews lee et al.’s scheme[10], which mainly consists of the following five phases: (1) registration of user; (2) registration of iot node; (3) login and authentication phase; (4) password change phase; (5) revocation phase. since the shortcomings of the scheme of 82 lee et al.[10] are mainly focused on the first three phases, for the sake of brevity, this section reviews only the registration of user, the registration of iot node, and the login and authentication phase. table 1 denotes the notations and descriptions in lee et al.’s scheme[10]. table 1. notations and descriptions used in lee et al.’s scheme notations definition mni,nj,gw the ith mobile user, gateway and the jth sensor node idi, pwi, bioi identity, password, biometrics of mni idj identity of nj pidi, nidj pseudo-identity of mni, nj kg private key only known to gw ek(·)/dk(·) symmetric encryption/decryption algorithm with key nx,rx random numbers sk, skij (= skji) session key agreed between mni and nj gen(·)/rep(·) fuzzy biometric generator/reproduction tx timestamps ∆t maximum transmission delay ⊕ exclusive-or operator || concatenation operator h(·) hush function h(·) bio-hash function 2.1. registration of user in this phase, a user registers at the gateway by performing the following steps. 1) mni selects its own identity idi, password pwi and enters the biometric bioi. mni’s mobile device calculates ( || ( ))i i ipwb h pw h bio , ( || ( ))i i imid h id h bio , and sends a registration message { , , }i i iid pwb mid to gw over a secure channel. 2) gw chooses two random numbers ,d gur r , and computes ( ) gi k irid e id , ( || ) gi k i dpid e id r , , ( || || ) ( || )i i i gu gu iy h id pwb r h k id  , where guk is the secret value chosen by gw for mni. gw stores { , }i irid mid in its own database and sends to mni. 3) mni stores { , , , }i i i gupid x y r in its own mobile device. 2.2. registration of iot node the registration process of iot node is as follows. 1) nj chooses idj, jr ,and computes ( || || )j gn j jmp h k r id , ( || )j j j gnmi r h id k  , where guk is the shared key between gw and nj. nj sends registration information { , , }j j jid mp mi to gw over the public channel. 2) after receiving the registration information, gw discloses nj’s identity jid and computes * ( || )j j j gnr mi h id k  , * *( || || )j gn j jmp h k r id . gw checks whether * j jmp mp holds or not. if it fails, the current phase is terminated immediately; otherwise, gw computes ( || )j j gnx h id k , * j j jy x mp  , and sends { }iy to nj. 3) nj receives the message from gw and stores { }iy in its own memory. 2.3. login and authentication phase in this stage, mni and nj agree on a session key with the help of gw. the specific steps are as follows. 1) mni enters idi, pwi and bioi. mni's mobile device calculates ( || ( ))i i ipwb h pw h bio , * ( || )i i ix h id pwb , and checks the equation * i ix x . if the equation is invalid, the current phase will be terminated immediately. otherwise, mobile device generates in , 1t , and computes ( || || )i i i i gua y h id pwb r  , ( || || )i i i iun h a pid n , i i iuz n a  . then, mni sends a message 1 1{ , , , }i i im pid un uz t to nj. 2) nj verifies whether 1| |fresht t t   is correct or not, and if not, it will immediately terminate the current phase. otherwise, nj generates a random number jn and calculates ( || || )j j gn j jx y h k r id  , ( )j j ja h x n  , ( || )j j jb h x n . nj sends 2 1{ , , , }j j jm m id a b to gw. 3) gw firstly checks the correction of 1| |fresht t t   . if not, gw will reject nj’s request. otherwise, gw computes * ( || )j j gnx h id k , * *( )j j jn h x a  , * * *( || )j j jb h x n . then, gw verifies whether * j jb b is true or not. if fails, the current session will be terminated. otherwise, gw ( || )i i ix h id pwb { , , , }i i i gupid x y r 83 decrypts pidi using its private key kg to obtain a pair of values , ( ) gi d k iid r d pid  , and computes * ( || )i gu ia h k id , * * i i in uz a  , * * *( || || )i i i iun h a pid n , gw checks whether * i iun un holds or not. if it’s not equal, gw will reject mni’s request. otherwise, gw generates new dr , and calculates *( || )j i if h id n , * j j jg f x  , * * ij j ir n n  , * * *( || || || )j j j i jh h x n n f , ( , ) g new new i k i dpid e id r . gw sends 3 { , , , }new i j ij jm pid g r h to nj. 4) nj computes * j j jf g x  , * i ij jn r n  , * * *( || || || )j j j i jh h x n n f , and verifies whether * j jh h is correct or not. if fails, nj terminates the current session immediately. otherwise, nj selects jm , 2t , and computes *( || )j j j il m h id n  , * *( || || )ji j i jsk h f n m , 1 2( || || )j jisv h sk t t . then, nj sends 4 2{ , , , }new i j jm pid l sv t to mni. 5) mni checks whether 2| |fresht t t   . if it’s not equal, mni will terminate current phase. otherwise, mni computes * ( || )j j j im l h id n  , *( ( || ) || || )ij i i i jsk h h id n n m , i 1 2( || || )ijsv h sk t t . mni verifies whether i jsv sv holds or not. if it holds, then mni and nj have successfully agreed on the same session key. 3. analysis of lee et al.’s scheme this section provides a security analysis of lee et al.’s[10] scheme and identifies the following drawbacks of their scheme. 3.1. drawbacks lee et al.'s scheme [10] has some drawbacks in the registration of user, registration of iot node and login and authentication phase. 3.1.1. drawbacks of the user registration phase 1) in the user registration phase of the lee et al.’s scheme [10], gw selects a secret value guk for mni. however, gw does not store guk in its own database, which will result in gw not being able to retrieve guk during the login and authentication phase, and thus not being able to authenticate mni by equation (1). * * * * * * * ( || ) ( || || ) checks i gu i i i i i i i i i i a h k id n uz a un h a pid n un un      (1) 2) gw calculates ,i irid pid after receiving the registration information { , , }i i iid pwb mid sent by mni. ( ) gi k irid e id , ( || ) gi k i dpid e id r , gw stores { , }i irid mid in its own database. during the login and authentication phase, the identity information transmitted by mni in the public channel is the pseudoidentity ipid . gw computes , ( ) gi d k iid r d pid  and authenticates the mni by equation (1), without using the stored values . therefore, the second drawback is that the user information stored by gw in the registration phase is not fully utilized. on the one hand, storing { , }i irid mid takes up the gw’s storage space. if too much user information is stored or stored for too long, it will put pressure on the storage resources of gw. on the other hand, there is a risk of information leakage. for example, attackers can obtain user information by attacking gw, which can lead to security problems. 3.1.2. drawbacks of the iot node registration phase in the registration phase of the iot node, gw calculates a secret value for nj ( || )j j gnx h id k . during the login and authentication phase, gw checks whether nj is a registered iot node according to equation (2), where jx is the key value to authenticate nj. however, since gnk is a shared key between gw and nj, and nj knows its own identity idj, then nj can directly calculate jx , which means that nj can register itself without registering with gw for the subsequent login and authentication phase. * * * * ( || ) checks j j j j j b h x n b b   (2) 3.1.3. drawbacks of the login and authentication phase there are numerous nodes in iot and each iot node has a unique identity to identify itself and authenticate with other entities. during the login and authentication phase of lee et al.’s scheme [10], as shown in equation (3), each value contained in the message 1 1{ , , , }i i im pid un uz t sent by mni to nj does not incorporate nj's identity idj, i.e., mni does not indicate which iot node it wants to contact. { , }i irid mid 84 ( || ) ( || || ) gi k i d i i i i i i i pid e id r un h a pid n uz n a     (3) 3.2. man-in-the-middle (mitm) attack after nj has contacted mni once, nj obtains mni's updated pseudo-identity pidi new. then, nj can track mni when mni contact another iot node ns with pidi new. assuming that nj knows the identity idi of mni, and since nj has obtained { , }i in uz while contacting with mni. in that case, nj can launch the mitm attack based on the information *{ , }i suz l intercepted from this contact between mni and ns. the specific steps of the attack are as follows. 1) in the login and authentication phase where mni and nj are interconnected, nj receives the message 1 1{ , , , }i i im pid un uz t sent by mni and obtains iuz . nj computes in by i ij jn r n  according to the message 3 { , , , }new i j ij jm pid g r h sent by gw. 2) the random number generated by mni during the current round of contact with ns is noted as ** in , then * ** i i iuz n a  . nj intercepts the message * * 1 1{ , , , }i i im pid un uz t sent by mni to gw, and thus obtains * iuz . nj can get ** i in n by dissimilarizing * iuz with the iuz obtained by nj in the previous round of contact with mni. 3) since nj obtained in in the last contact between nj and mni, nj can calculate ** in based on ** i in n and in , then nj can compute **( || )s i if h id n for the current contact between mni and ns. 4) at this time when mni contacts ns, nj intercepts the message 4 2{ , , , }new i s sm pid l sv t sent by ns to mni, thus obtaining sl . due to **( || )s s s il m h id n  , and the identity ids of ns are public, nj can calculate sm . 5) in summary, nj can calculate the session key **( || || )is si s i ssk sk h f n m  reached between mni and ns in the current round of mnins contact. 3.3. impersonation attack according to section 3.2, nj records the obtained values { , , }new i i in uz pid when contacting mni. therefore, nj can then act as an attacker to impersonate mni to nk when mni wants to contact another iot node nk, 1) since nj knows mni's updated pseudo-identity pidi new, nj can track mni based on pidi new in ' ' 1 1{ , , , }new i i im pid un uz t and tamper with 1m when mni contacts nk using pidi new. nj chooses a random number ' in . when mni contacts nk using pidi new. then, nj can calculate ia by i i ia uz n  based one { , }i in uz obtained in the previous round of contacting mni. from ( || )i g ia h k id , ia is constant in each contact, so nj can continue to use ia for the following calculations in the current round when mni contacts nk ' '( || || )new i i i iun h a pid n , ' ' i i iuz n a  . nj sends ' ' ' 1 1{ , , , }new i i im pid un uz t to nk. 2) nk firstly checks the validity of timestamp t1 based on the receipt of message ' 1m . if t1 is invalid, nk terminates the current phase. otherwise, nk generates a random number kn , calculates ( || || )k k gn k kx y h k r id  , ( )k k ka h x n  , k ( || )k kb h x n , and send ' ' 2 1{ , , , }k k km m nid a b to gw. 3) when gw receives ' 2m , it first checks if 1| |fresht t t   is valid. gw will terminate the current phase, if it fails. otherwise, gw calculates * ( || )k k gnx h id k , * ( )k k kn h x a  , * * *( || )k k kb h x n . gw verifies equation * k kb b and finds that equations hold, i.e., gw can authenticate nk. 4) gw computes , ( ) g new new i d k iid r d pid  , * ( || )i g ia h k id , '* ' * i i in uz a  , '* * '*( || || )new i i i iun h a pid n . after gw validates equation '* ' i iun un and finds that the equation is correct, then it means that gw authenticates the user impersonated by nj. then, both gw and nk will proceed normally with the rest of the login and authentication phase. 5) eventually, nk and attacker nj agree on a session key, i.e., attacker nj successfully impersonates the user. 4. proposed scheme in order to overcome the shortcomings of lee et al.'s scheme [10], an improved scheme is proposed in this section. firstly, the improved scheme protects the key values stored in the mobile device against the stolen mobile device attack during the user registration phase. secondly, in the 85 registration phase of iot node, the improved scheme transmits information through a secure channel and simplifies the registration process. thirdly, messages transmitted over the public channel are added with timestamps to resist replay attacks during the login and authentication phase of the improved scheme. in addition, the updated user pseudoidentity pidi new will not be transmitted to the user through the public channel, thus ensuring the untrace ability of the scheme. for the sake of brevity, this section only describes the registration for user, the registration for iot node, the login and the key agreement phase. the specific steps are as follows. 4.1. registration for user as soon as a new user wants to access an iot service and contact one of the iot nodes, he/she must first register with gw. gw stores the user's registration information in order to verify his/her identity during the login phase. as shown in figure 1, this phase is divided into three steps. 1) mni enters his/her identity idi, password pwi and biometric bioi. the mobile device selects a random number * m qn z . the mobile device extracts two strings gen( ) ( , )i i ibio   from the bioi using gen (·) of the fuzzy extractor and computes ( || )i i ipwb h pw  . then, mni sends the registration information { , , }i i mid pwb n to gw through a secure channel. 2) once gw receives the registration information from mni, it generates the pseudo-identity pidi of mni and chooses a random number * g qn z . gw calculates some values by equation (4) and then stores{ , , , }i i g mpid id n n in its own database, which will be sent to mni through a secure channel. ( || || ) ( || || ) ( || ) i i i m i g i g i i m i x h id pwb n a h k id n y h id n a     (4) 3) mni protects the random number mn of its choice by ' m m in n   and stores '{gen( ),rep( ), , , , , }i i i i mpid x y n   in the mobile device. fig 1. registration for user 4.2. registration for iot node as shown in figure 2, the registration for iot node is divided into three steps as follows. 1) iot node nj selects its own identity idj and sends the registration information j{ }id to gw through a secure channel. 2) after receiving the registration information from nj, gw selects a random number * w qn z , calculates nj's pseudoidentity nidj and a secret value xj by equation (5), and stores { , , }j j wid nid n in its own database. then, gw sends { , }j jnid x to nj through a secure channel and discloses nj's pseudo-identity nidj. ( || ) ( || || ) j j w j j g w nid h id n x h nid k n   (5) 3) after receiving { , }j jnid x from gw, nj stores { , }j jnid x into its own memory. fig 2. registration for iot node 4.3. login and key agreement phase as shown in figure 3, mni and nj authenticate with each other with the help of gw and establish a session key. the detailed steps are as follows. 1) mni inputs his/her identity idi, password pwi and biometric bioi. mni's mobile device uses the stored values i , bioi and rep (·) algorithm of the fuzzy extractor to retrieve the string rep( , )i i ibio  and compute *, ,i m ipwb n x by equation (6). ' * ( || ) ( || || ) i i i m m i i i i m pwb h pw n n x h id pwb n      (6) the mobile device verifies whether mni is a registered user by checking whether * i ix x holds. if fails, the mobile device rejects mni's login request. otherwise, the mobile device generates a random number * i qr z and the current timestamp t1, and calculates 1 1, ,ia f v by equation (7). 86 1 1 1 1 ( || ) ( || ) ( || || || || ) i i i m i i i i j i a y h id n f r h a t v h id a nid r t      (7) mni sends 1 1 1 1{ , , , }im pid f v t through a public channel to the iot node nj. 2) nj checks the validity of t1 by 1| |fresht t t   , where tfresh is the current timestamp. if t1 is invalid, nj terminates the current phase. otherwise, nj generates a random number * j qr z and the current timestamp t2, and computes 2 2,f v by equation (8) 2 2 2 2 ( || ) ( || || || || ) j j j j j j f h x t r v h id x nid r t     (8) nj transmits 2 1 2 2 2{ , , , , }jm m nid f v t over a public channel. 3) gw checks the validity of t1 and t2 by 1 2| | ,| |fresh fresht t t t t t     . if t1 and t2 are invalid, gw terminates the current phase. otherwise, gw retrieves { , }j wid n from its own database using nidj and calculates * * * 2, ,j jx r v by equation (9) * * * 2 2 * * * 2 2 ( || || ) ( || ) ( || || || || ) j j g w j j j j j j x h nid k n r h x t f v h id x nid r t     (9) gw verifies whether the equation * 2 2v v holds. if not, gw will terminate the current session; otherwise, gw extracts { , , }i g mid n n from its own database according to pidi and computes * * * 1,i ia r v, by equation (10). * * * 1 1 * * * 1 1 ( || || ) ( || ) ( || || || || ) i g i g i i i i j i a h k id n r f h a t v h id a nid r t     (10) gw authenticates mni by checking whether * 1v and 1v are equal. if not, gw will terminate the current session. otherwise, gw generates the current timestamp t3, calculates 3 4 3, ,f f v and the updated user's pseudo-identity new ipid by equation (11). after that, gw will save new ipid to its own database and replace ipid . * 3 3 * * * 4 3 3 * * 3 j 3 3 3 ( || || ) ( || ) ( || || ) ( || || || || ) ( || ) stores and replaces i i i j j j i new i i m new i i f h id r t f f r h x r t v h x r r f t pid pid h n t pid pid        (11) finally, gw delivers 3 4 3 3{ , , }m f v t over a public channel. 4) nj checks the validity of t3 by 3| |fresht t t   . if t3 is fresh, nj recovers the key value * ** 3 4 3( || ) ( || || )i j jf r f h x r t  used in the subsequent computation and computes * ** * 3 3 3( || || || || )j j iv h x r r f t . nj verifies that equation * 3 3v v is correct. if it is incorrect, nj will terminate the current phase. otherwise, nj generates a random number * n qr z and the current timestamp t4, and calculates 5f ,session key skji and the verification value v4. ** 5 4 * ** 3 4 ** 4 4 ( || || ) ( || || || ) ( || || || ) n j i ji i n ji n i f r h nid r t sk h f r r t v h sk r r t     (12) nj transmits 4 5 4 3 4{ , , , }m f v t t to mni via a public channel. 5) mni checks the validity of t3 and t4 according to 3| |fresht t t   , 4| |fresht t t   . if t3 and t4 are invalid, mni terminates the current phase. otherwise, mni calculates * * 4,nr v and session key ijsk by equation (13). * 5 4 * 3 4 * * 4 4 ( || || ) ( ( || || ) || || || ) ( || || || ) n j i ij i i i n ij n i r f h nid r t sk h h id r t r r t v h sk r r t     (13) mni checks if * 4v is the same as 4v . if not, mni will terminate the current session. if the two values are equal, it proves that mni and nj establish the same session key. then, mni calculates the updated pseudo-identity 3( || )new i i mpid pid h n t  and replaces pidi. 5. security analysis this section provides a security analysis of the improved scheme. as described below, the improved scheme satisfies user anonymity and untraceability, and is also resistant to known attacks. 5.1. user anonymity in the improved scheme, user mni's identity idi is neither stored in the mobile device nor transmitted in the public channel, but a pseudo-identity pidi is transmitted. pidi is generated by gw for each user during the user registration phase. even if an attacker intercepts pidi, he/she cannot obtain the user's real identity information. in summary, the improved scheme satisfies user anonymity. 5.2. user untraceability the attacker can intercept the message m1. however, as shown in equation (14), the values 1 1 1{ , , , }ipid f v t contained in m1 are associated with random numbers nm, ri, respectively, and these random numbers vary from session to session. that is, all values in m1 are not associated with a 87 specific user. therefore, the attacker cannot trace the user's actions in the login and authentication phase. fig 3. login and key agreement phase 1 1 1 1 ( || ) ( || || || || ) i i i i j i f r h a t v h id a nid r t    (14) meanwhile, as shown in equation (15), gw will update and store pidi after each session. moreover, the updated pseudoidentity pidi new is not directly transmitted over the public channel. mni can calculate the pidi new by itself to be used in the next session. in a word, the attacker cannot obtain the correlation between pidi and pidi new by intercepting them. therefore, the improved scheme has untraceability. 3( || )new i i mpid pid h n t  (15) 5.3. resistance to man-in-the-middle (mitm) attack if an attacker attempts to manipulate a message transmitted in the public channel, he/she will be caught by the mutual authentication mechanism of each of the entities involved in the authentication. gw authenticates nj and mni through v1 and v2 in equation (16), respectively. nj achieves authentication to the gw by verifying v3 in equation (16). mni checks whether the same session key is reached with nj by validating v4 in equation (16). therefore, malicious attempts by attackers will not succeed and the improved scheme can resist mitm attacks. 1 1 2 2 * * 3 j 3 3 ** 4 4 ( || || || || ) ( || || || || ) ( || || || || ) ( || || || ) i i j i j j j j j i ji n i v h id a nid r t v h id x nid r t v h x r r f t v h sk r r t       (16) 5.4. resistance to impersonation attack in the improved scheme, mni uses a pseudo-identity pidi to transmit identity information over the public channel, which is updated at the end of each session. therefore, it is difficult for the attacker to use an outdated pseudo-identity to impersonate a legitimate user. even if the attacker happens to guess the identity of mni, it is impossible for the attacker to send a valid message to gw for proving his/her identity. it is because that the attacker cannot obtain a secret value 88 ( || || )i g i ga h k id n calculated by gw for mni during the registration phase, and ai contains gw's private key kg, mni's identity idi, and a random number gn chosen by gw. therefore, the improved scheme can resist the impersonation user attack. 5.5. resistance to replay attack during the login and authentication phase of the improved scheme, each entity performs a series of calculations to generate the current timestamp tx, and adds tx to each value transmitted over the public channel to ensure the freshness of the message. after each entity receives the message, it first verifies the validity of tx and then proceeds to subsequent operations. therefore, an attacker cannot create a session key by intercepting the information transmitted in the public channel and send the message through the session key. in summary, the improved scheme can resist replay attack. 6. performance analysis this section compares the improved scheme with lee et al.'s scheme[10] and other schemes of the same type in terms of computational cost and security. 6.1. implementation setup this section refers to the experimental results of xie et al.[11]. for convenience, only four main cryptographic operations are considered in this section: (1) one-way hash function (2) point operation (3) symmetric encryption/ decryption (4) fuzzy extraction function. their respective estimated times are shown in table 2. table 2. estimated time operation description estimated time/ms th unit calculated cost of hash function 0.068 ts unit calculated cost of encryption/decryption 0.56 te unit calculated cost of operation 2.501 tf unit calculated cost of fuzzy extraction function 2.501 6.2. computation comparisons the comparison between the improved scheme and the same type of scheme in terms of computational cost is shown in table 3. although the running time of the improved scheme is slightly longer than that of the lee et al.’s scheme [10], the improved scheme solves the defects in the lee et al.’s scheme[10] and significantly improves the safety. it can be more intuitively seen from fig. 4 that the difference in computational cost between improved scheme and lee et al.’s scheme[10] is small. meanwhile, the computational cost of the improved scheme is significantly lower than that of the schemes of rafique et al.[12], sahoo et al.[13], chaudhry et al.[14], and srinivas et al.[15]. table 3. computational cost of the schemes schemes user iot nodes gateway total estimated time/ms lee et al.[10] 9th 7th 7th+2ts 23th+2ts 2.684 rafique et al.[12] 10th+ts+tf 4th+2ts 8th+4ts 22th+7ts+ tf 7.917 sahoo et al.[13] 10th+4te+ 2ts+tf 5th+2te+2 ts 5th+2te+ts 20th+8te+ 5ts+tf 26.669 chaudhry et al.[14] 17th+tf 13th 8th 38th+tf 5.085 srinivas et al.[15] 17th+6te+ tf 8th+4te 12th+3te 37th+13te +tf 37.53 improved scheme 10th+tf 7th 10th 27th+tf 4.337 fig 4. comparison of computation cost 6.3. comparison of safety features and functions in this section, the improved scheme is compared with lee et al.’s [10] scheme and similar schemes in recent years for safety. as shown in table 4, the existing schemes are not resistant to some attacks and their security needs to be enhanced. compared with these schemes, the improved scheme has great security advantages and is suitable for resource-constrained iot devices. r1: user anonymity; 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[15] srinivas j, das a k, wazid m, et al. designing secure user authentication protocol for big data collection in iot-based intelligent transportation system. ieee internet of things journal, 2020, 8(9): 7727-7744. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 77 design and implementation of a primary healthcare cloud platform haishan wang *, binbin wang, siyu wang university of science and technology liaoning, anshan, liaoning, 114051, china * corresponding author: haishan wang (email: 2650321241@qq.com) abstract: this paper presents the design and implementation of a primary healthcare cloud platform that aims to optimize primary medical services through informatization. the cloud platform integrates multiple functional modules including patient information management, diagnostic and treatment processes, pharmaceutical inventory, online appointments, financial management, and data analysis to meet the daily operational needs of primary healthcare institutions. starting with the project background and current situation analysis, the paper details user needs research and functional design, and gives key discussions on the selection of system architecture and critical technology modules. during system development, technologies such as spring boot, spring cloud, and mysql were used to build an efficient, stable, and secure platform. the system's reliability was ensured through unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing. the paper concludes with a look into the future development direction of the platform, including further optimization of user experience, introduction of natural language processing and artificial intelligence technologies, and expansion of collaborative functions between primary healthcare institutions. keywords: spring cloud; primary healthcare; cloud platform; shiro. 1. introduction the rapid development of information technology is driving profound changes in the medical service industry, especially for primary healthcare institutions, where informatization has become key to enhancing service quality and work efficiency. the medical cloud platform [1-3] project was timely initiated with the goal of providing a comprehensive informatization solution for primary healthcare institutions. by constructing an integrated one-stop internet medical service system that connects clinics, doctors, and patients, the project aims to delve into and meet the needs of primary healthcare institutions. the core purpose of this project is to address specific problems and challenges encountered by primary healthcare institutions during the informatization [4] process, in order to achieve seamless connection and convenience in medical service processes, and thereby comprehensively improve management quality and operational effectiveness. the project's technical architecture is modern and forwardlooking, adopting a front-end and back-end separation design concept, and has implemented a stringent api authorization mechanism based on the shiro framework, ensuring the security and stability of the system. additionally, the project leverages spring cloud alibaba to build a distributed architecture, taking into consideration the system's scalability and high concurrency processing capabilities, laying a solid foundation for future development. the medical cloud platform is more than just a project name; it symbolizes the solution to the challenges of primary healthcare informatization, representing the spirit of exploration and practical steps towards modernizing medical services. 2. project background 2.1. industry background with the deepening application of information technology in the medical field, significant changes have occurred in various aspects such as clinical diagnosis and treatment, and medical management. particularly, advancements in cloud computing and big data technologies have made medical informatization a key driving force for the development of the entire industry. currently, the focus of medical informatization not only lies in the establishment of electronic medical record systems and the integration of medical data but is also gradually expanding to emerging areas such as optimization of medical resource allocation, remote medical services, and intelligent diagnostic assistance. at the primary healthcare institutions [5], informatization construction is still lagging. these institutions are often limited by resource shortages, a lack of professional talent, and limited service capabilities. the application of informatization technology has great potential to change this situation. by improving data processing efficiency, optimizing diagnostic and treatment processes, and achieving resource sharing, it can not only enhance service quality and work efficiency but also effectively improve the overall service level of primary healthcare institutions. nevertheless, primary healthcare institutions also face numerous challenges on the road to informatization construction, including insufficient integration of medical information systems with actual work processes, data silos, and a lack of targeted, customized service solutions. these issues have become significant bottlenecks in improving the quality of primary healthcare services. 2.2. analysis of existing similar systems with the medical industry's growing demand for informatization technology, many medical information 78 systems have emerged on the market, such as electronic medical records (emr), hospital information systems (his), and personal health records (phr). these systems have significantly optimized the storage and management of patient information and effectively improved the efficiency of medical management. in several large medical institutions, mature medical information products like epic and cerner have been widely adopted. although existing systems have promoted the management of medical information, the application of these systems in primary healthcare institutions has encountered multiple challenges. most medical information systems are designed to meet the needs of large hospitals, and their complexity and high costs often exceed the capacity of primary healthcare institutions. furthermore, the high standardization of systems limits their ability to meet the personalized needs of primary institutions. functionally, while existing systems can handle basic medical data, they fall short in advanced functions such as data analysis, decision support, and cloud services. primary healthcare institutions urgently need a medical platform that can handle daily medical management tasks while supporting advanced data processing and remote services. in terms of user experience, the complex operations and steep learning curve of current systems pose challenges for primary healthcare staff. usability and accessibility have become their focus because these directly relate to work efficiency and patient satisfaction. 2.3. expected usage and target user group the medical cloud platform project aims to comprehensively enhance the informatization management level of primary healthcare institutions. its primary function is to realize the electronic management of patient information, thereby improving the efficiency of data retrieval and processing. additionally, the platform supports the automation of medical service processes, including online appointments, electronic prescriptions, and remote diagnoses, aiming to reduce the daily workload of medical personnel and improve overall service quality. moreover, the built-in data analysis tools in the platform will assist doctors in making more accurate treatment decisions and provide powerful operational data support for administrators to optimize resource allocation and service processes. the main target user group of this project is primary healthcare institutions, such as township health centers, community health service centers, and village health clinics. these institutions often face limitations in resources, experience in informatization construction, and technical support. in response to this situation, the medical cloud platform particularly emphasizes the system's ease of use and affordability to ensure it can be widely adopted and rapidly popularized. the scope of the medical cloud platform is not limited to primary healthcare institutions; small and medium-sized medical entities such as individual clinics and specialized hospitals can also benefit. these users can utilize the platform's high flexibility and customization capabilities for personalized configuration according to their specific needs, without bearing the high costs and complex operations that traditional large medical information systems may bring. 3. requirement analysis 3.1. user requirements primary healthcare institutions urgently need information management systems, seeking solutions that can enhance the efficiency and convenience of daily medical activities. they widely expect to achieve electronic management of patient data, medical records, and pharmaceutical inventory through a medical cloud platform, replacing traditional manual entry and reducing errors. automated workflows are one of the core user needs. for example, an automated appointment registration system can effectively alleviate crowded conditions within the facility, while electronic prescription and report generation systems simplify the daily workflow for doctors, optimizing medical service efficiency and patient experience. moreover, with the widespread application of mobile internet technology, users increasingly expect to expand service coverage through remote medical services, especially providing more timely and convenient medical assistance to remote areas. while managing patient information, data security and privacy protection are issues of great concern to users. facing an increase in data breaches, users have set higher standards for the platform's ability to protect sensitive patient information. therefore, strengthening data security measures and enhancing the system's protective capabilities are key aspects of the platform's design. the platform's usability is directly linked to the work efficiency of medical personnel, especially for users with weaker technical backgrounds. thus, users strongly expect the platform to have an intuitive interface and simple operations. this not only requires the platform to be highly user-friendly but also necessitates effective training and technical support from the project team to help users overcome technical barriers. meanwhile, primary healthcare institutions are usually subject to strict budget constraints, and users are particularly sensitive to cost-effectiveness. they hope that the costs incurred will bring significant improvements in operational efficiency and service quality, ensuring a reasonable return on investment. therefore, the platform's pricing and service model design need to consider affordability, ensuring that users can obtain the services they need within their financial capacity. 3.2. functional requirements the design requirements of the medical cloud platform include several key functions: patient information management: the platform should provide comprehensive patient information management tools, including the entry, retrieval, and editing of patient personal information, as well as electronic storage and management of medical history records. it also needs to support various data types, including text, imaging, and laboratory reports. diagnosis and treatment process management: the platform needs to offer management of diagnostic and treatment activities such as doctor's appointment scheduling, diagnostic record filling, pharmaceutical prescription issuance, and treatment plan formulation. additionally, it should support prescription printing and medical record export functions. pharmaceutical and resource inventory management: the system should be able to monitor pharmaceutical 79 inventory in real time, providing expiration warnings and low inventory alerts, as well as recording the usage of medical supplies to optimize inventory management. online appointment system: for the convenience of patients, the platform should integrate an online appointment system, allowing patients to book appointments via the internet or mobile devices and enabling medical staff to manage appointment schedules. financial management: the platform needs to integrate financial settlement tools, including setting fee standards, settlement, invoice printing, and financial report generation, reducing the workload of financial and front desk personnel. data analysis and reporting: the platform should have data analysis capabilities to optimize service processes and improve medical quality by analyzing medical data, as well as providing operational reports for management decisions. data security: given the sensitivity of medical information, the platform must implement strict security measures, including access control, data encryption, security auditing, and data backup and recovery, to ensure data security and integrity. by realizing these functionalities, the medical cloud platform will greatly improve the operational efficiency and service quality of primary healthcare institutions and ensure the security of sensitive medical data. 3.3. performance requirements during the development of the medical cloud platform, performance requirements are directly related to system usability and end-user satisfaction. to this end, the platform must meet a set of predefined standards across several key dimensions. response speed: a system with quick responses is crucial for medical institutions, significantly enhancing work efficiency and shortening patient waiting times. the medical cloud platform should ensure rapid data processing, page loading, and function execution capabilities, especially for commonly used operations such as patient information queries and pharmaceutical inventory checks, which should provide feedback within seconds. system stability: considering the continuous nature of medical services, the platform needs to ensure high system availability and minimize system failures and maintenance time. effective fault recovery mechanisms should be designed to ensure rapid return to normal operation in case of failures. high concurrency processing: the platform should possess good scalability, especially when facing potential surges in access volume (e.g., during a pandemic). the system architecture needs to consider load balancing and dynamic resource allocation capabilities to ensure stable operation during spikes in user volume. security: complying with data protection regulations (such as hipaa or gdpr) is a basic requirement for medical information systems to strictly safeguard patient personal health information. this involves using data encryption technologies, implementing identity verification and access control, periodically conducting security audits, and vulnerability scanning. maintainability and testability: the development team should be able to conveniently carry out system upgrades and maintenance, and the system should support automated testing to ensure stability and performance after updates. the meticulous design of the medical cloud platform's performance requirements aims to provide users with a responsive, stable, and secure medical informatization solution, thereby improving medical service quality and patient satisfaction and ensuring the security of medical data. based on this, the platform will regularly conduct performance and security assessments, continuously optimizing and enhancing system performance. 4. design and implementation 4.1. system architecture the system architecture of the medical cloud platform seeks clarity and a high degree of modularity in design to ensure that the medical information system operates stably and efficiently. the core design goals are stability and scalability, based on a distributed microservices architecture pattern. different business logics are divided into independent service units with clear divisions of labor, which communicate and exchange data through predefined interfaces. at the data level, a relational database is used to store key medical data, such as patient profiles, diagnostic results, and treatment records, with multiple backups and fault recovery mechanisms in place to ensure data consistency and security. on the service level, each microservice is built around a specific business domain, such as user authentication, appointment management, and electronic medical record management. this design enhances the flexibility of development, testing, deployment, and expansion, as well as the maintainability of the system. the interface layer serves as a unified entry point for system interaction with external entities, providing a standardized channel for front-end applications and thirdparty systems to access microservices. additionally, the api gateway offers functions such as request routing, load balancing, and security control at this layer. the front-end level includes web interfaces and mobile applications, responsible for providing an intuitive and friendly user interaction experience. front-end applications implement business logic and user interaction by invoking the apis of the interface layer. in terms of performance, security, stability, and maintainability, the design and implementation of the system always prioritize these factors. the requirements are met through containerized deployment, continuous integration/ continuous deployment (ci/cd), and numerous security measures, such as data encryption, access control, and security audits. system architecture diagram (fig 1): 4.2. key module design in the construction of the medical cloud platform, the consultation module serves as a core component, responsible for handling a series of medical sub-services including appointments, diagnoses, and treatments. the following sections will elaborate on the design concepts, implementation methods, and key code of several main submodules. 4.2.1. doctor scheduling sub-module this module aims to create an efficient and flexible scheduling management system that allows doctors to view and manage their work schedules while giving administrative staff the ability to adjust schedules. the implementation of real-time update functionality ensures the accuracy and immediacy of scheduling information. 80 fig 1. system architecture diagram a restful service is built using the spring boot framework, with its built-in tomcat server for server operations, and jpa for database operations, enabling persistent storage and retrieval of doctor scheduling information. spring security is used for access control to ensure that only authorized users can perform operations. additionally, the introduction of transaction management ensures data consistency and integrity during scheduling, with data creation and updates managed by spring's @transactional annotation. key code example: @restcontroller@requestmapping("/doctor/scheduling" )public class schedulingcontroller { private final schedulingservice schedulingservice; @autowired public schedulingcontroller(schedulingservice schedulingservice) { this.schedulingservice = schedulingservice; } @transactional @postmapping("/savescheduling") public responseentity<?> savescheduling(@requestbody scheduledto scheduledto) { schedulingservice.saveschedule(scheduledto); return responseentity.ok().build(); }} 4.2.2. patient information management sub-module this module is designed to ensure the security, privacy, and usability of patient data. it encompasses the functions of entering, querying, editing, and deleting patient basic information while adhering to medical industry standards such as hipaa. patient data is stored in a mysql database, with database operations simplified by spring data jpa. multi-level security measures, such as database encryption, data anonymization, and role-based access control with spring security, ensure the protection of information [7]. key code example: @restcontroller@requestmapping("/patient")public class patientinfocontroller { private final patientinfoservice patientinfoservice; @autowired public patientinfocontroller(patientinfoservice patientinfoservice) { this.patientinfoservice = patientinfoservice; } @getmapping("/{patientid}") public responseentity<patientdto> getpatientinfo(@pathvariable long patientid) { patientdto patientdto = patientinfoservice.getpatientinfo(patientid); return responseentity.ok(patientdto); }} 4.2.3. diagnostic and treatment services sub-module this module focuses on providing efficient management of the diagnostic and treatment process, including symptom recording, diagnosis, treatment plan formulation, and prescription management. the design emphasizes the accuracy of medical records and the smooth communication of information between doctors and patients. it utilizes the spring mvc architecture, combined with the thymeleaf template engine and hibernate orm, to support user interface and database interactions. the integration of a rules engine allows for the formulation of treatment plans based on clinical guidelines. key code example: @restcontroller@requestmapping("/treatment")public class treatmentcontroller { 81 private final treatmentservice treatmentservice; @autowired public treatmentcontroller(treatmentservice treatmentservice) { this.treatmentservice = treatmentservice; } @postmapping("/addrecord") public responseentity<?> addtreatmentrecord(@requestbody treatmentrecorddto recorddto) { treatmentservice.addtreatmentrecord(recorddto); return new responseentity<>("treatment record added successfully.", httpstatus.created); }} 4.2.4. financial settlement sub-module the financial settlement module is designed to automate the calculation and collection of medical fees, accurately account for service charges, and provide patients with convenient payment methods. the module implements complex fee calculation logic and processes financial computations using the spring framework. it integrates payment gateway apis to offer patients a variety of payment options. key code example: @restcontroller@requestmapping("/finance")public class financecontroller { private final financeservice financeservice; @autowired public financecontroller(financeservice financeservice) { this.financeservice = financeservice; } @getmapping("/calculatebill/{patientid}") public responseentity<billdto> calculatebill(@pathvariable long patientid) { billdto billdto = financeservice.calculatebill(patientid); return responseentity.ok(billdto); }} 4.3. database design table 1. patient form field name data type constraints patientid int pk fullname varchar (255) not null gender varchar (10) dateofbirth date address varchar (255) contactnumber varchar (15) insurancedetails varchar (255) in the medical cloud platform project, the key to the database design of the consultation module is the efficient storage and processing of data during the patient's medical process. here are the design details for the key data tables in this module: table 2. appointment form field name data type constraints appointmentid int pk patientid int fk doctorid int fk scheduleddate date scheduledtime time appointmenttype varchar (50) tatus varchar (50) table 3. doctor form field name data type constraints doctorid int pk fullname varchar (255) not null specialization varchar (50) contactnumber varchar (15) qualifications text table 4. medical record form field name data type constraints recordid int pk appointmentid int fk symptoms text diagnosis text prescribedtests text treatmentplan text followuprequired boolean table 5. prescription form field name data type constraints prescriptionid int pk recordid int fk medicationname varchar (100) not null dosage varchar (50) not null frequency varchar (50) not null duration int not null in these tables, 'pk' stands for primary key, which ensures the uniqueness of each record in the table; 'fk' stands for foreign key, which is used to link data between tables. for example, in the 'appointment' table, 'patientid' acts as a 82 foreign key and connects to the 'patientid' in the 'patient' table, ensuring that appointment information is correctly associated with the specific patient. table 6. financial record form field name data type constraints billingid int pk appointmentid int fk totalcharges decimal (10,2) not null paymentstatus varchar (50) paymentmethod varchar (50) for query performance optimization, appropriate indexes will be set on each table. for instance, a composite index based on 'scheduleddate' and 'doctorid' will be created on the 'appointment' table to quickly retrieve doctor scheduling information for a specific date. sensitive information will be encrypted and stored, and the database will be regularly backed up and maintained to ensure the security of the data and the high availability of the system. 4.4. technology selection for backend service development, this project adopts the spring boot and spring cloud frameworks. spring boot greatly simplifies the development process for spring-based applications through its auto-configuration feature and significantly reduces the complexity of configuration and deployment due to its standalone running nature. spring cloud provides a suite of microservices-related tools, such as service discovery, configuration management, and load balancing. its deep integration with spring boot facilitates the construction and management of a microservices architecture. in terms of data persistence, mysql is chosen as the primary relational database system. its mature stability, opensource freeness, and broad community support fully meet the project's requirements for data storage and management. additionally, to optimize system performance, redis is used as a caching and session storage solution to enhance data retrieval speed and user experience. the development of the frontend application is based on the react framework. its component-based construction method, efficient dom rendering capabilities, and rich ecosystem make it possible to maintain and develop large single-page applications (spas). at the same time, the project also integrates the ui component library of ant design, which speeds up the interface construction process and ensures interface consistency and aesthetics. on the deployment and operation level, the project chooses docker container technology and kubernetes container orchestration platform. docker's containerization capability ensures the consistency of applications and their dependencies in different environments, while kubernetes provides powerful functions for the automatic deployment, scaling, and management of container applications, significantly improving the reliability and scalability of applications. security, as a key consideration of the project, incorporates the spring security framework. spring security offers comprehensive security functions, including authentication and authorization, and can effectively withstand common security threats such as csrf and xss, ensuring the security of medical information system data. 5. implementation process 5.1. development environment setup for backend development, intellij idea was selected as the integrated development environment due to its deep support for java and its efficient features such as code autocompletion, refactoring tools, and integration with version control systems, which significantly improve development efficiency and code quality. spring cloud alibaba was used to build the microservices architecture, simplifying the complexity of service governance and configuration management, and providing a solid support foundation for communication between microservices. the shiro framework was integrated to strengthen permission control and ensure the security of system interfaces. for databases, mysql was chosen as the primary relational database management system. its stability and maturity meet all the project's data storage needs. mysql workbench, with its intuitive user interface and feature set, greatly improved the efficiency of database operations. the frontend development environment utilized the highly customizable visual studio code. its rich plugin ecosystem provided convenience for writing and testing web development-related work, accelerating the frontend code development process. 5.2. programming practice during the project construction, the team focused on the challenges of building a distributed microservices architecture, particularly the issues of inter-service communication and management. in an environment where multiple services work together, effectively managing service dependencies and communication is especially crucial. the use of the spring cloud alibaba framework, with its built-in nacos acting as the service registration and configuration center, ensured high availability and flexible configuration of services. dubbo was used to implement efficient rpc remote calls between services, while sentinel was responsible for traffic control and circuit breaking protection, collectively ensuring the stability and reliability of the system. in terms of api security implementation, since the system needed to handle sensitive medical data and personal privacy information, ensuring the security of these data was of utmost importance. the introduction of the shiro framework achieved fine-grained permission control and provided flexible security strategies. faced with complex security requirements, the development team further strengthened the system's security defenses by customizing permission verification logic. the issue of interface docking under a front-end and backend separation architecture was efficiently resolved with the introduction of swagger. swagger not only automatically generated api documentation for the front-end and back-end but also provided an interface with intuitive testing functions, simplifying the debugging process and ensuring collaborative efficiency between front-end and back-end development. as the project scale expanded, the complexity of the code and the difficulty of maintenance gradually increased. the introduction of mybatis-plus effectively simplified the code of the data persistence layer, reducing a lot of repetitive work. at the same time, by writing unit tests and integration tests, 83 the team ensured high quality and robustness of the code, improving code maintainability and laying a good foundation for subsequent iteration upgrades. in scenarios dealing with large volumes of data and high concurrency, the use of redis as a caching method greatly reduced the pressure on the database. the application of rocketmq for asynchronous message processing not only optimized the user experience but also improved the system's processing capability and response speed. 5.3. function implementation the medical cloud platform project successfully created a comprehensive information solution for primary healthcare institutions. the system management module utilized the efficient support of the springboot framework, combined with shiro's security control and api authorization, to provide a solid management foundation for the entire medical information system. the inventory management module not only optimized the efficiency of medical material circulation but also effectively coped with high-concurrency data processing needs through the joint use of mysql and mycat middleware. the consultation module, as the core of the system, handled key business processes such as registration and scheduling, using springcloud's microservices architecture and rocketmq's message queues to achieve high availability and data consistency. the automated billing system in the charge management module provided patients with accurate and efficient cost calculations. the automated process of the examination management module further improved the efficiency of medical operations. the data statistics module implemented rapid and in-depth data analysis through the application of redis and elasticsearch, providing strong data support for medical decision-making. in terms of deployment and testing, docker's containerization technology and nginx's load balancing strategy significantly enhanced the system's concurrent processing capability and stability. in conclusion, the medical cloud platform project integrated numerous advanced technologies, not only meeting the information needs of primary healthcare institutions but also playing an important role in improving the quality of medical services and work efficiency. 6. testing and feedback 6.1. testing methods during the development of the medical cloud platform project, comprehensive testing was conducted to ensure the system's reliability and stability. the testing was divided into several stages: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing (uat). in the unit testing phase, each module's functionality was verified through writing test cases and using the junit framework for automated testing to ensure the code performed as expected. with the help of the mockito framework to mock external dependencies, the accuracy and efficiency of the tests were ensured. during the integration testing phase, the interactions and data flow between modules were verified using the spring framework to simulate a real system environment, identifying and fixing issues that occurred during integration. in the system testing phase, end-to-end tests were executed, simulating complete business scenarios, including exception handling and boundary condition testing. selenium automation tools were used to simulate user operations to evaluate whether the overall system behavior met business requirements, and stress and load testing were conducted to verify the system's performance under high loads. in the uat phase, actual users were invited to participate, and the system functionality and user interface were adjusted based on user feedback. system adjustments were made to meet user needs and increase user satisfaction based on actual operations and feedback. 6.2. test results issues such as the strictness of permission verification and the completeness of data validation were identified during the testing process. these issues were resolved by refactoring related logic and strengthening data validation mechanisms. integration testing revealed inconsistencies in api calls, which were fixed after unifying interface documentation and data exchange processes. during the system testing phase, database query optimizations were made to address performance bottlenecks, and indexing and read-write separation strategies were introduced to improve system processing capabilities. in uat, the ui and operational processes underwent multiple optimizations based on user feedback, enhancing the system's usability. 6.3. user feedback during the uat phase, users reported that the system significantly improved work efficiency, especially with the automated inventory management and billing calculation functions. the implementation of electronic health records was also well-received by medical staff. in response to user suggestions for improvements, such as adding reporting features and improving the user interface, the development team made corresponding system optimizations. a custom report generator was introduced, and the user interface design was improved to better align with medical professionals' operating habits. these adjustments made the medical cloud platform more aligned with actual workflows, earning widespread user approval. 7. conclusion and outlook 7.1. project summary this medical cloud platform project has successfully built an efficient, stable, and user-friendly medical informatics solution. the platform has improved the efficiency of medical resource management, enhanced service quality, streamlined medical processes, reduced the risk of errors, and alleviated the workload of medical staff, allowing them to focus more on patient care. additionally, the system's data statistics and reporting features have provided strong data support for medical decision-making. however, the project also has some limitations and challenges. for instance, the system's performance in handling a large number of concurrent user requests, especially in terms of data synchronization and real-time updates, needs to be improved. moreover, although the user interface is already user-friendly, there is still room for improvement in the intuitiveness and ease of operation of certain features. for medical personnel without a technical background, the learning curve for some advanced features of the system is steep, suggesting a need for further optimization of user experience and simplification of 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[7] jinan shen. research on data security assurance mechanism in medical cloud environment [d]. huazhong university of science and technology, 2022. doi:10.27157/d. cnki. ghzku. 2019. 005231. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 123 automatic pricing and replenishment decision for vegetable products based on planning model and regression algorithm guanyu fu * school of finance, jilin university of finance and economics, changchun, jilin, china * corresponding author email: gy1207604626@outlook.com abstract: based on the distribution data of this superstore, this study establishes a planning model to help the superstore make replenishment and pricing decisions for vegetable goods to obtain higher profits. first, the mapping function is used to correspond the vegetable number to the vegetable name, wholesale price, and wastage rate, and the sales data are treated as outliers. pearson correlation analysis was utilized to explore the interrelationship between the sales volume of each vegetable category and a single product, indicating a correlation between the total sales volume of different categories of vegetables. then, based on the regression analysis to study the relationship between the total sales volume of each vegetable category and cost-plus pricing, a planning model was established to solve the total daily replenishment and pricing strategy of each vegetable category. finally, with profit maximization as the objective function, a planning model is developed to solve the single-item replenishment quantity and pricing strategy for a single day. this study develops better replenishment and pricing strategies for superstores. keywords: superstore pricing; replenishment strategy; pearson correlation; planning models. 1. introduction in fresh food superstores, the freshness period of general vegetable products is relatively short. the quality of the product deteriorates with the increase in sales time, and most of the varieties, if not sold on the same day, cannot be sold on the next day. therefore, supermarkets usually replenish their stocks daily according to the historical sales and demand of each product. because supermarkets sell many different varieties of vegetables from different origins, merchants must make replenishment decisions for each vegetable category on the same day without knowing exactly what the individual products and purchase prices will be. vegetables are generally priced using the "cost-plus pricing" method, and supermarkets usually sell at a discount for shipping losses and poor-quality goods. reliable market demand analysis is important for replenishment and pricing decisions. the purpose of this study is to forecast the market demand for vegetables, to guide the future demand for vegetable types and quantities, and to support the replenishment and pricing decisions of fresh food superstores. therefore, this paper collects three years of vegetable sales data from a superstore and establishes a relevant model to optimize the replenishment plan and pricing strategy of vegetable items, which helps the superstore to improve operational efficiency and profitability [1]. 2. modeling and solving 2.1. relationship between vegetable categories and sales volume per item to make better replenishment and pricing decisions for vegetable items, we first analyzed the sales volume of each category and individual items of vegetables. first, use pearson correlation analysis to explore the interrelationship between the sales volume of various categories and individual products of vegetables, and get the correlation coefficients of the sales volume of different vegetable categories and individual products. the sales volume data of different categories of vegetables and different individual products were counted [2], and the correlation graphs were plotted, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. total sales of vegetables by category pearson's correlation analysis was performed based on spss for sales of different categories and individual items. using quarters to categorize the data in terms of time, using pivot tables to sum the sales for each quarter using each 124 category and each item as rows, respectively, and then tabulating these quarterly sales tables to obtain a sales table with categories as rows and quarterly columns (category sales table) and a sales table with individual categories as rows and quarterly columns (individual item sales table) [3]. the pearson correlation coefficient can be used to indicate the correlation (linear correlation) between two variables and , with a value between -1 and 1. 2 2 2 2 = ( ) ( ) i i i i i i i i n x y x y r n x x n y y           (1) when >0, it indicates that the two variables are positively correlated; conversely, when <0, it indicates that the two variables are negatively correlated. the larger the absolute value of the correlation coefficient, the stronger the correlation; the closer the correlation coefficient is to 0, the weaker the correlation. usually, you can judge the strength of the correlation between variables by its range of values. firstly, the pearson correlation analysis of the total sales of each vegetable category was carried out using spss, and the results obtained are shown in figure 2. figure 2. results of correlation analysis of total sales volume of vegetables by category it can be concluded that there is a correlation between the total sales of different categories of vegetables, with a highly significant positive correlation between the total sales of vegetables in the cauliflower and foliar categories, and a highly significant negative correlation between the total sales of vegetables in the aquatic rootstocks and eggplant categories. there is a significant positive correlation between the total sales volume of vegetables between cauliflower and chili, a significant positive correlation between the total sales volume of edibles and chili and aquatic roots and tubers, and a significant negative correlation between the total sales volume of edibles and eggplant. 2.2. relationship between total sales and cost-plus pricing for each vegetable category firstly, the total sales volume and average price of different vegetables are analyzed in terms of categories, and the relationship between the total sales volume and cost-plus pricing of each vegetable category is studied based on regression analysis. then, with profit maximization as the objective function and vegetable selling price and sales volume meeting the basic requirements as the constraints, a planning model is established to solve the total daily replenishment and pricing strategy of each vegetable category in the coming week [4]. taking quarter as the statistical unit, the average value of selling price in each quarter and the total sales of vegetables in each quarter were obtained by using a pivot table, and regression analysis based on spss was used to study the relationship between sales and selling price of different categories of vegetables, and the results obtained are shown in table 1. table 1. relationship between total sales volume and cost-plus pricing of different vegetable categories vegetable category regression results significance (p) foliage y=6641.3871628.304x 0.466 0.000 cauliflower y=3702.895140.822x 0.611 0.004 aquatic roots y=4495.651269.121x 0.480 0.001 eggplant y=1039.49210.922x 0.490 0.000 edible fungi y=-673.8601538.585x 0.680 0.000 capsicum y=3139.35549.520x 0.740 0.001 to solve the total daily replenishment and pricing strategy for each vegetable category in the coming week, a planning model is established with profit maximization as the objective function, satisfying the basic requirements of sales price and sales volume [5]. objective function: ∑ ∑ (2) constraints: (3) (4) where, y denotes the superstore profit, =1, 2, ..., 6 denotes the six categories of vegetables, which are foliage, cauliflower, aquatic roots and tubers, eggplant, edible mushrooms, and chili peppers, =1, 2, ..., n denotes a single specific vegetable, is the matrix of vegetable selling price, is the matrix of vegetable wholesale price, and is the matrix of vegetable under sales volume. by solving the model, we can find the sales unit price and sales volume when the revenue of the superstore is maximized, where the sales volume is used as the daily replenishment and the sales unit price is used as the pricing strategy, and the six categories are solved so that we can finally get the replenishment volume of the superstore and the pricing strategy according to the sales volume of each vegetable category. 2.3. replenishment and pricing strategies for individual vegetable items first, according to the data related to the vegetable varieties that can be sold, to maximize the profit as the objective function, assuming that the total number of sellable varieties and single products that can only be sold is between 24-33, each vegetable category is sold, the vegetable selling price, the sales volume to meet the basic constraints, the establishment of the planning model, as follows: ∑ ∑ (5) 125 constraints: (6) (7) if >0, then =1, >2.5 24 ∑ ∑ 30 (8) where y denotes the profit of the superstore, denotes the six categories of vegetables, which are leafy flowers, cauliflower, aquatic roots and tubers, eggplant, edible mushrooms, and chili peppers, j denotes a single specific vegetable, x denotes the matrix of selling price of vegetables, c denotes the matrix of wholesale price of vegetables, and t denotes the matrix of the volume of vegetables sold. a denotes the matrix of whether the vegetables are available for sale, and if the vegetables are available for sale from june 24-30, =1, and if the vegetables are not sellable on june 24-30, then =0. the planning model is solved to derive the replenishment quantity and pricing strategy for a single item on a single day. 2.4. other factors affecting replenishment and pricing decisions for vegetable commodities 2.4.1. requirements for vegetable commodities in their own right (1) data on suitable temperature and humidity conditions in the process of transportation, vegetable commodities are more sensitive to temperature, which will lead to different degrees of loss of vegetable commodities under an unsuitable temperature environment. it is necessary to adjust the environment during transportation according to the different properties of different commodities. when the outside temperature is high, often vegetable commodities cannot maintain a good selling point, which greatly reduces the sales volume and profitability of the superstore. therefore, supermarkets should collect the appropriate temperature and environmental conditions of various types of vegetables, this kind of data has a significant role in reducing the loss of supermarkets. in storage, different vegetable commodities have different suitable storage conditions, it is easy because of the unsuitable temperature, and humidity conditions under the deterioration. therefore, in inventory management, it is more important to know the suitable storage conditions of vegetable products. (2) supply side: seasonal timing of vegetable commodities for certain seasonal commodities, superstores often need to determine the launch date, launch cycle and replenishment time based on the previous sales of the same period. 2.4.2. objective conditions (1) weather conditions on the day since the public tends not to travel and shop on rainy or cloudy days according to consumer psychology, the amount of sales for the day is predicted based on the weather conditions and replenished accordingly. in addition, when the weather is rainy, snowy, etc., and the price of goods remains unchanged, consumers tend to reduce the number of trips and the time and frequency of shopping. at this time, if you want to increase sales to achieve greater profitability, you need to change the pricing and adjust the price downward, to attract more consumers to the store; in addition, during the holidays, consumer desire and demand for consumption increases, this time the super should increase the supply of vegetable products for the super to bring higher economic returns. (2) demand side: types and quantities of vegetable commodities demanded the demand for different types of vegetables varies in different regions and cities. supermarkets in a certain region should select the varieties and quantities of vegetables on the shelves according to the characteristics of the region; in different seasons, the demand for different types of vegetables and at different times also varies. therefore, supermarkets should restock according to the different needs of consumers; for consumers of different age groups, the demand for different types of vegetables is not the same. for example, the elderly are more inclined to eat vegetables that move when bitten, if the residents around the supermarket are mostly elderly, the supermarket should increase the supply of vegetables that the elderly love to eat. 2.4.3. macroeconomic level (1) local gdp for different regions, the local gdp affects the sales of vegetable goods. for different economic development of different regions, the economic consumption level of each region is also different, the level of purchasing power is different, so it will lead to different sales of commodities. therefore, the demand for vegetables in different regions is judged according to the level of economic development of each region [6]. (2) size of the local population and percentage of each group the amount of consumption varies from region to region in areas with different amounts of population. undoubtedly, under the condition that the economic development of a certain place is smooth, the larger the population is, the consumption capacity and quantity will increase. therefore, for supermarkets, it is important to evaluate and calculate the quantity to be replenished during a certain period of time and make pricing decisions based on the population size and density of a certain area and the number of corresponding supermarkets, and to replenish the corresponding proportion of vegetable products based on the proportion of the age group of the residents around the supermarket and the preference of each group of people. 3. conclusion the mathematical model constructed in this paper shows significant advantages in analyzing the sales volume of vegetable commodities and pricing strategy, closely integrated with the actual, using pearson correlation analysis to explore the interrelationship between the sales volume of each vegetable category and single product, to ensure that the pricing replenishment strategy of the high efficiency, stability, and high degree of fit. at the same time, pearson correlation analysis was conducted to analyze the total sales volume of each vegetable category, as well as the relationship between the sales volume of individual items. however, the model was deficient in accounting for external factors such as vegetable availability, climate, and precipitation, and had limited adaptability to long-term sales and price trends. therefore, although the model is valid under the current conditions, it needs to be further improved and adapted in future applications to adapt to a wider range of market and environmental changes, to more comprehensively improve the sales efficiency and profitability of vegetable commodities in supermarkets. 126 references [1] du heng, lu ke. retailer pricing strategy considering consumption heterogeneity under supply shortage[j/ol]. china management science, 1-17[2023-12-19] https://doi. org/ 10. 16381/j. cnki. issn1003-207x.2021.2453. 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[6] sun ying, fan jin, jia weiguo. research on the stages and effective paths to achieve carbon peak based on the perspective of green gdp accounting[j]. industrial technology and economics,2023,42(12):95-104. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 1 optimization of artificial intelligence algorithm based on neural network in complex system xinqiang yu qingdao university of technology, qingdao, china abstract: the purpose of this paper is to discuss the application of ai (artificial intelligence) algorithm with nn (neural network) in complex system optimization. therefore, this paper takes the optimization of power system as the research object and designs a hybrid nn model. the model can effectively extract features from historical power data and predict future power demand and supply. at the same time, the nn model is optimized by genetic algorithm. the algorithm can efficiently search the optimal solution in a large solution space and has the ability to deal with multi-objective optimization problems. finally, it is verified by experiments. by using test data sets to evaluate the model, it is found that the algorithm in this paper has high accuracy and applicability in dealing with power system optimization problems. at the same time, the model can effectively reduce the cost of power generation and improve the stability of the system. these achievements provide new ideas and methods for future complex system optimization, and provide useful reference for promoting the development and application of ai technology. in order to provide some guidance for practical application. keywords: neural network; artificial intelligence algorithm; complex system; electric power system. 1. introduction in the 1940s, american psychologist mcculloch and mathematician pitts put forward the m-pnn model, which started the theoretical research of nn model [1]. with the rapid development of science and technology, ai algorithm has been widely used in various fields [2]. as an important ai algorithm, fused nn has excellent nonlinear mapping ability and adaptive learning ability [3-4]. it provides strong support for solving problems in complex systems [5]. therefore, the optimization of ai algorithm with nn in complex systems has important research significance and application value. in complex systems, the optimization problem is of great significance [6]. complex systems often involve many factors and variables, and the interaction between them is complex, which leads to the difficulty of optimization [7]. traditional optimization methods such as gradient descent and genetic algorithm have some limitations in dealing with complex system optimization problems [8]. the ai algorithm with nn can learn and optimize adaptively, and can effectively deal with the problems of nonlinear mapping and uncertainty in complex systems, thus optimizing the performance of the system [9]. in this paper, aiming at the optimization problem in complex system, the optimization method of ai algorithm with nn is studied to improve the performance and stability of complex system. 2. nn model nn model is based on the basic principles of neuroscience and simulates the working mode of human brain neurons. specifically, nn is composed of many interconnected neurons, and the output of each neuron depends on its input and activation function. through training and learning, nn can adaptively adjust its internal parameters to realize the classification, prediction and generation of complex nonlinear patterns of input data. compared with traditional optimization methods, nn model has some significant advantages [10-11]. firstly, nn has adaptive learning ability, which can automatically extract features from data and automatically adjust model parameters according to the data, which makes nn more accurate and flexible in dealing with nonlinear problems in complex systems. secondly, nn model can deal with large-scale and high-dimensional data, and can automatically process and organize information, which makes it have significant advantages in dealing with large-scale data in complex systems [12]. nn model is also widely used in complex system optimization. for example, nn can be used to predict the behavior and results of the system, optimize the configuration and parameters of the system, and control the development and evolution of the system. these applications can improve the performance and stability of complex systems and provide new ideas and methods for solving complex system optimization problems. however, there are some challenges and difficulties in the construction and application of nn model. for example, the training and learning of nn need a lot of data and time, and the training result may be influenced by many factors such as initial parameters, training methods and network structure. in addition, the training of nn may also fall into the problems of local minimum or over-fitting, which needs to be solved by adopting appropriate strategies. 3. optimization of ai algorithm based on nn optimization has always been one of the core issues in the field of ai, which involves finding an optimal solution to minimize or maximize an objective function. in complex systems, the optimization problem is usually more difficult, because there are many factors and variables in the system, and there may be complex interaction between them. therefore, traditional optimization methods are often difficult to achieve ideal results. as a new optimization method, ai algorithm with nn can adaptively learn and optimize nonlinear mapping and uncertainty problems in complex systems by combining the advantages of nn and ai algorithm. specifically, ai algorithm with nn can 2 automatically extract features from data, automatically adjust model parameters according to data, and can handle largescale and high-dimensional data, and automatically process and organize information. these advantages make the ai algorithm with nn more accurate and flexible in dealing with complex system optimization problems. the process of constructing a fused nn model suitable for complex systems can be divided into the following steps: (1) determining the network structure: firstly, the basic structure of nn needs to be determined. this can be determined according to the nature of the problem and the complexity of the system. for example, for a system with multiple inputs and outputs, an nn with a corresponding number of input layers and output layers can be used. at the same time, in order to improve the nonlinear mapping ability of the network, some hidden layers are usually added. (2) select an appropriate activation function: activation function is a vital part of nn, which determines the output of each node in the network. common activation functions include sigmoid, tanh, relu, etc. they have different characteristics and can be selected according to the specific needs of the problem. in this paper, a nonlinear activation function is introduced into nn, and its formula is as follows:            0 01 0 0 1 xx xxxbax xx xf (1) s-type transfer function is usually a monotone differentiable function with continuous values in (0,1) or (1,1), which is often expressed by a kind of s-shaped curve such as logarithm or tangent, such as logarithmic s-curve:   xe xf   1 1 (2) s-type functions are smooth and asymptotic, and keep monotonic. (3) set appropriate parameters: the parameters of nn model include learning rate, momentum and regularization parameters, which have great influence on the training speed and performance of the model. therefore, it is necessary to set appropriate parameters according to practical problems and experimental experience. (4) determine the loss function: the loss function is used to measure the gap between the predicted results of the model and the actual results. for optimization problems, the loss function that can minimize the prediction error, such as mean square error, is usually selected. in this article, for a certain sample  pwt , , when the output y is not equal to the expected output p , there is an output error:  2 2 1 pye  (3) (5) determine the optimization algorithm: the optimization algorithm is used to adjust the parameters of nn to minimize the loss function. common optimization algorithms include gradient descent, stochastic gradient descent, newton method and so on. according to the specific problems, we can choose the appropriate optimization algorithm. (6) model building: all the above elements are combined together to build the final fused nn model. it should be noted that some adjustments may be needed in the construction process to make the model better adapt to the characteristics of complex systems. generally speaking, when building the model, it is necessary to comprehensively consider various factors to get an efficient and accurate nn model. in order to avoid "saturation phenomenon", the input samples of nn are normalized in this paper. the normalization formula adopted is as follows: minmax min ii ii x    (4) in the formula, x represents the normalized nn input value; i represents the unprocessed nn input value; maxi represents the maximum value of the nn input; mini represents the minimum value of the nn input. in order to further improve the performance and stability of ai algorithm with nn, some optimization strategies can be adopted. for example, multi-objective optimization algorithm can be used to consider multiple objective functions at the same time to obtain more comprehensive optimization results; model selection and adjustment strategies can be used to select and adjust the structure and parameters of nn to improve the training effect and performance of the model. multiple nn models can be integrated by ensemble learning to obtain better prediction results and generalization ability. in practical application, it is also necessary to consider the application scope and limitations of ai algorithm with nn. for some highly nonlinear and uncertain systems, it may be necessary to use more complex nn model or combine with other optimization methods to obtain better results. for some large-scale and high-dimensional data, data dimensionality reduction or feature selection may be needed to reduce the computational complexity and improve the performance of the model. 4. results analysis and discussion this holiday has an optimization problem of power system, which requires reasonable scheduling of power generation resources and loads to ensure the stability and economy of the system. the experiment will focus on the application of ai algorithm combining nn in solving power system optimization problems. the main goal of the experiment is to verify the effectiveness and superiority of the algorithm in reasonably dispatching power generation resources and loads and ensuring system stability and economy. this paper collects historical power data, including information of various power generation resources and various loads. at the same time, the influence of environmental factors and policy factors on power system and load will also be considered. aiming at the optimization problem of power system, a depth nn model is designed. the model will automatically extract the characteristics of power system by learning historical data, and predict the future power demand and supply. at the same time, this paper uses genetic algorithm to optimize the parameters of nn to achieve more accurate power forecasting and more efficient power generation scheduling. the collected original power data are preprocessed, including data cleaning, format conversion, normalization and other steps, so as to facilitate the training and reasoning of nn model. at the same time, the nn model is trained by using historical power data, and the prediction error is reduced by constantly adjusting the parameters of the model. during the training process, the performance of the model will be monitored, and if it is found that the model cannot converge or the prediction 3 effect is not good, it will be adjusted. because there are many factors and variables in power system, and their interrelationships are complex, it is often difficult for traditional methods to achieve ideal results. the ai algorithm with nn can deal with the nonlinear mapping and uncertainty in complex systems adaptively, which provides an effective way to solve this problem. figure 1 shows the error of the algorithm model. figure 1. error of algorithm model from figure 1, we can see that the algorithm proposed in this paper is excellent in error control. specifically, the model error of the algorithm is low, which means that the algorithm has high accuracy and robustness when dealing with complex system optimization problems. this is because the fused nn model used in this paper has adaptive learning ability and can automatically adjust model parameters according to the characteristics of input data. this makes the algorithm better adapt to different complex system optimization problems, thus reducing the error. in addition, this algorithm uses appropriate data preprocessing and feature extraction methods, which makes the input data more in line with the input requirements of nn and improves the training effect and performance of the model. this also helps to reduce the error of the algorithm. figure 2 shows the accuracy of the algorithm model. figure 2. accuracy of algorithm model it can be seen from the results that the accuracy of this algorithm has reached a high level. compared with traditional optimization methods, such as gradient descent method and genetic algorithm, the accuracy of this algorithm has been significantly improved. on the one hand, it benefits from the powerful nonlinear mapping ability of the fused nn model, which can better learn and simulate the complex dynamic behavior of the power system. on the other hand, it is also attributed to the multi-objective optimization strategy and model selection and adjustment strategy adopted in the algorithm, which makes the model perform better in dealing with practical complex system optimization problems. in addition, this algorithm also considers the economy and security of power system. in the process of model training, economy and safety are regarded as important optimization objectives, and multiple objective functions are considered comprehensively to obtain more comprehensive optimization results. this makes the algorithm in this paper have more practical significance and application value when dealing with the optimization problem of power system. the experimental results in this section show that the algorithm in this paper has high accuracy and applicability in dealing with the optimization problem of power system, and can better meet the practical application requirements. this result proves the potential and practicability of ai algorithm with nn in dealing with complex system optimization problems. at the same time, this result provides strong support for further popularization and application of ai algorithm with nn. 5. conclusion in this paper, the application of ai algorithm combined with nn in complex system optimization is discussed, and it is verified by taking the optimization of power system as an example through experiments. power system is a typical highly nonlinear, uncertain and time-varying complex system, and its operation state and performance are affected by many factors. 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[12] guo d, wang x. research on acceleration algorithm of neural network based on fpga [j]. information weekly, 2018, 000(018):1-1. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 146 fpga hardware acceleration research and implementation of deep learning algorithms yuxuan hu * school of electrical engineering, chongqing university, chongqing 400444, china * corresponding author email: 20193263@cqu.edu.cn abstract: the convolutional neural network model is an important algorithm for deep learning, and yolov3-tiny based on this model has excellent object detection ability. however, the computational power required by the model is still large, and it is difficult to realize the application in the embedded field. this paper proposes a hardware acceleration method for yolov3-tiny and implements it on fpga platform. firstly, the fixed-point quantitative processing was carried out for the network, and an appropriate fixed-point strategy was designed with the data accuracy as the index. secondly, the parallel computing design and pipeline optimization principle were carried out, and the fifo structure was introduced to shorten the running time. finally, the experiment was carried out on the xilinx pynq-z2 platform, and the data were compared with the previous related work. keywords: yolov3-tiny; hardware acceleration; fpga; convolutional neural network. 1. introduction with the rise and vigorous development of artificial intelligence today, deep learning algorithms have a wide range of applications in real life. convolutional neural network (cnn) is an important algorithm in deep learning. its model structure has a history of more than 20 years. it can learn the rule and feature information of samples from data sets and directly process image data, so it has good effects and is widely used in computer vision fields such as face recognition, target detection and image discrimination. however, with the rapid development of the field of artificial intelligence, the complexity of cnn application scenarios continues to increase, and the requirements for model accuracy are also gradually increasing[1]. therefore, the model size and computational complexity of cnn are also increasing, which requires the computing power of computing hardware devices. in the face of large-scale convolution calculation, the traditional central processing unit (cpu) architecture has poor parallelism and is not suitable for dealing with large-scale matrix operations. the advanced graphics processing unit (gpu) has good parallelism and is suitable for large-scale operations, which is widely used in the training and reasoning of cnn models, but it is expensive and has high power consumption. and the relatively fixed hardware structure is difficult to meet the embedded mobile terminal. based on various limitations, field programmable logic gate array (fpga), a semi-custom solution with strong computing power, low power consumption, rich logic resources and good parallelism, is very suitable as a hardware platform to accelerate the cnn optimization calculation method [2,3]. at present, in the field of object detection, the yolo algorithm [4,5] has good generalization ability. when lowprecision data is used to represent parameters such as network weights, the neural network can still have good performance and achieve a good balance between accuracy and speed, but it still requires large computing power. based on the fpga platform, this paper designs a hardware acceleration scheme for yolov3-tiny, which further optimizes the computational efficiency of cnn on fpga. 2. yolov3-tiny network and hardware acceleration principle 2.1. yolov3-tiny network model structure figure 1. network structure diagram of yolov3-tiny yolov3-tiny is a simplified version of yolov3 network, which simplifies the number of network layers, reduces the amount of calculation, and obtains faster calculation speed. however, the model recognition accuracy is lower than that of yolov3, which is a lightweight neural network model. yolov3-tiny model is mainly composed of a backbone network and a detection network, as shown in figure 1, where the backbone network is composed of 13 convolutional layers and 6 max pooling layers, and its network structure is shown in figure 1. the default size of the model feature input image is 416×416, and the feature of the detection target is extracted through the convolution layer, and the convolution kernel size is 3×3. a max-pooling layer is connected after each convolutional layer. in order to detect objects of different sizes, two resolution feature maps of 13×13 and 26×26 are finally extracted, the former is used to extract features of large objects, and the latter is used to detect small objects. the backbone network of yolov3-tiny is a typical cylindrical 147 cnn network structure, and the calculation of convolution and pooling is unified, which is convenient for hardware acceleration. detection is the last layer of the network output, which can output features w×h× (4+1+c) ×b, where w represents the width of the network predicted border, h represents the height of the network predicted border. the output image is divided into w×h grids, and each grid has (4+1+c) ×b channels, where c is the category judgment information and b is the number of bounding boxes. 2.2. principle of fixed-point number optimization yolov3-tiny's original weight parameter is represented by 32bit floating-point numbers [6], and the data is redundant in parameter accuracy. as a numerical expression with fixed decimal point position, the fixed-point number is composed of sign bits, integer bits and decimal places, which is more flexible and different from the fixed value of floating-point numbers, and converts 32bit floating-point numbers into fixed-point numbers with lower digits. it has advantages in storage and calculation, and the utilization efficiency of computing resources is higher[7]. at the same time, cnn has a strong tolerance for low precision weight values. when the weight value is low precision, it has little impact on the detection accuracy. therefore, it is a better trade-off choice to choose the appropriate number of fixed points for optimization, and sacrifice a small model accuracy to greatly improve the calculation and storage efficiency. the total bit width of the fixed-point number is w, the bit width of the integer part is i, and the quantization factor is (wi-1). s_float(32), int(w), and i_float(32) are used to represent the original floating-point data, the fixed-point quantized data, and the fixed-point unquantized data, respectively. the relationship between the three is shown in equation (1) : int w s_float 32 2 (1) =i_float 32 int w /2 (2) when the total bit width and the integer part bit width are fixed, the above equation can be used for data quantization and inverse quantization, where the quantization factor (w-i1) represents the accuracy, and the larger the quantization factor, the higher the accuracy of the data. in order to measure the accuracy of the fixed-point data loss, the fixed-point sample data is usually inverse quantized and compared with the original sample data. the overall quantization accuracy loss can be expressed by the following equation (2) loss ∑ _ _ ∑ _ 100% (3) where n denotes the total number of data to be quantized. when the loss of accuracy is within an acceptable range, the quantization work can be completed, and the fixed-point data can be used for calculation. 2.3. principles of parallel computing and pipeline optimization parallel computing design is the key of hardware acceleration module design[8,9]. in order to improve the performance of the hardware acceleration module, in the acceleration of convolutional neural network, it is necessary to make the basic computing units calculate at the same time as possible, while taking into account the resource consumption of fpga, the work efficiency of the hardware acceleration module and the data throughput, and finally obtain the result of the trade-off between data. the dimensions of parallel computing are diverse, including interconvolution kernel parallelism, inter-feature map parallelism, intra-feature map parallelism, and intra-convolution kernel parallelism. the size of the convolution kernel in the yolov3-tiny backbone network is 3×3, and 9 multiplications and 8 addition operations are needed in the calculation process. if the serial execution is performed, it needs to loop 9 times. it greatly reduces the computing time, but only using unroll consumes a lot of hardware resources. therefore, in order to get a balance between computing time and hardware resources, we also introduce pipeline optimization. pipelined structure is widely used in hardware design. by optimizing the serial execution of the function through the pipeline, it can be parallel in different stages and improve the throughput, as shown in figure 2. by comparison, it can be seen that for 3 tasks, the serial design takes 9 clock cycles, the parallel design takes 3 clock cycles, and the pipelined design takes 5 clock cycles. compared to parallel computing, which requires three times the hardware resources, pipelining only requires extra memory units and registers. figure 2. serial, parallel and pipeline structure 3. hardware acceleration design for yolov3-tiny 3.1. fixed-point quantization the original weight parameter of yolov3-tiny is 32-bit floating point number, so this paper tests the accuracy loss of weight under different bit width representation by fixed-point quantization and reverse quantization, as shown in figure 3. it can be seen that from the use of 8-bit fixed-point number, with the decrease of bit width, the accuracy loss is gradually obvious. considering the unity of the fixed-point and the ability of the fixed-point number to cover the data range of the intermediate layer, the decline of data accuracy caused by the 16-bit fixed-point number is small, so this paper uses the 16-bit fixed-point number as the overall fixed-point number of the accelerator. figure 3. serial, parallel and pipeline structure 3.2. parallel computing design the convolution kernel in yolov3-tiny has two sizes of 3×3 and 1×1, which will affect the calculation speed in parallel computing. therefore, the parallel computing design 148 can be optimized for this pain point. the number of input and output channels is mostly multiple of 16 and the value is relatively large, and the output channel is larger than the input channel. in order to make full use of the hardware resources, the input parallel factor is selected as 8, and the output parallel factor is 16, which can obtain better computing speed, as little as possible occupy the hardware resources, and get a better balance between efficiency and resource utilization. figure 4. temporal comparison of pipelined structure and traditional design in the process of multi-channel parallel execution, the operation of write is more frequent than that of read. because the number of output channels is often larger than that of input channels, the output port is prone to data blockage. therefore, this paper uses axi4-stream protocol and introduces first-in first-out (fifo) structure to optimize the pipeline structure. when the loop initial interval(ii) is 1, two clock cycles are needed to obtain the input data of the eight channels. when the new eight input channels arrive, the 16 output channels generated by the previous input are cleared, to avoid this, the input stream must pause for three additional cycles to complete a full input-output operation, so a total of five cycles are required. when added to the fifo structure, the output data is sent one by one, so that the input and output data of the accelerator can be pipelined at the task level. figure 4 takes three tasks as examples to carry out the timing comparison between the pipelined structure adopted in this design and the traditional design. in figure 4, the time ttask to complete an operation at the task level includes the time tin to read data from input register, the time tout to calculate in pe and the time tcmp to read calculation results in pe, so the total time to complete three tasks under the traditional structure is t 3 t t t (4) after introducing the fifo structure t _ t 3min t , t , t t t (5) greatly reduces the running time. 4. experiment and comparison 4.1. experimental design the design mainly uses vivado hls 2017.4 to design the ip of yolov3-tiny accelerator, and high level synthesis (hls) can convert c /c ++ language into rtl language required by fpga. then the accelerator design of yolov3tiny was completed through the software development kit sdk of xilinx company. the experimental verification platform is xilinx pynq-z2. the development board uses fpga+arm architecture, and the main chip is zynq xc7z020-1clg400c chip, including 512mb ddr and 220 dsp. 4.2. experimental results and analysis in this paper, the comprehensive performance of the system design is evaluated and compared with the previous related work with exactly the same design function, as shown in table 1. through comparison, it can be seen that the design has a good acceleration effect and a better performance to power consumption ratio. table 1. comprehensive comparison of system design performance performance reference [10] reference [11] reference [4] this paper test platform network model pl clock rate bram dsp lut-ff input image size performance per watt/ (gops/w) power dissipation/w vc707 yolov2-tiny 200 mhz 1026 168 60k-86k 416 416 25.41 18.29 ultrascale+ yolo-tiny 416 416 12 6 gtx tian x sim-yolov2 1ghz 416 416 8.89 170 xc7z020 yolov3-tiny 100 mhz 185 160 26k-46k 416 416 9.35 3.8 5. conclusion this paper studies the acceleration of deep learning algorithms based on fpga. taking yolov3-tiny as an example, after in-depth analysis of the related characteristics of cnn 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(2018) inference of quantized neural networks on heterogeneous all-programmable devices. design, automation & test in europe conference & exhibition, 833-838. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 45 design of pseudo‐random sequence generator based on three‐dimensional discrete chaotic system lijie wang, xiyin liang *, qi liang college of physics and electronic engineering, northwest normal university, lanzhou gansu, 730070, china * corresponding author: xiyin liang abstract: in this paper, a pseudo-random sequence generator with better randomness is constructed through the targeted improvement of chaotic system. firstly, a new three-dimensional discrete chaotic system is proposed on the basis of the existing one-dimensional logistic chaotic system by improving and optimizing the dimensionality and coupling mode, and its lyapunov exponent and other characteristics are analyzed; then, based on the chaotic system, a pseudo-random sequence generator is designed by using post-processing and heterodyne, etc.; after that, the performance of the pseudo-random sequence is discussed by using the evaluation methods of relevance, homogeneity, and nist test. after that, the performance of the pseudo-random sequence is discussed using correlation, uniformity, nist test and other evaluation methods. the results show that the threedimensional discrete chaotic system has good chaotic properties, and the pseudo-random sequence generator based on this threedimensional discrete chaotic system has good random performance and can pass the nist test. the work in this paper provides an idea for the improvement of logistic mapping chaotic system and enriches the application form of pseudorandom sequence generator in information security. keywords: chaotic system; logistic mapping; nist test; pseudo-random sequence generator. 1. introduction in recent years, with the advancement of science and technology, the issue of information security has been gradually emphasized by various fields, which leads to the fact that the relevant research content about information security protection has become particularly important nowadays. since ancient times, people have been using different encryption means to protect their information security, and then cryptography has appeared as an important discipline in the history of human development. pseudorandom sequences are widely used in the field of information security protection as a common encryption means, so the design of pseudo-random sequence generator with good performance has more important research significance. the chaotic sequences generated by chaotic systems are inextricably linked with cryptography, and thus the pseudorandom sequences generated by chaotic systems have become a hot issue in current research [1-3]. chaotic systems have different classifications, which can be divided into continuous chaotic systems and discrete chaotic systems according to the relationship of time sequence, and the continuous chaotic systems can be changed into discrete chaotic systems by first discretization [4]; compared with the continuous chaotic systems, the discrete chaotic systems and pseudo-random sequences generators can be better adapted to each other. however, due to the finite word length effect in computers, the chaotic properties of chaotic systems will be gradually degraded, the effect of which is that the chaotic sequences will be short-periodic and multi-periodic, and the degraded chaotic systems are called digitized chaotic systems [5-8]. chaotic systems can also be divided into highdimensional chaotic systems and low-dimensional chaotic systems through dimensionality [9], at present, the commonly used low-dimensional chaotic systems are logistic mapping [10], henon mapping [11] and so on, and experiments [5] show that the low-dimensional chaotic system has a more serious degradation of chaotic characteristics, which can be improved in terms of dimensionality of one-dimensional logistic chaotic system, and coupling to achieve the final chaotic system is called digital chaotic system [5-8]. the onedimensional logistic chaotic system can be improved in terms of dimensionality, and the final improvement can be achieved by coupling, and a new three-dimensional discrete chaotic system can be constructed in the end. the data analysis of the new three-dimensional discrete chaotic system demonstrates that the improved chaotic system has more complex nonlinear dynamics behavior, and can resist the degradation of certain chaotic characteristics and produce better chaotic sequences. one of the important applications of chaotic systems is the design of pseudo-random sequence generators, bernstein et al [12] in 1990 for the first time using first-order digital phaselocked loop chaotic circuits to generate safe random numbers, for the design of pseudo-random sequence generators based on chaotic systems to provide theoretical support for the idea. subsequently some studies [13-15] focused on the direction of pseudo-random sequence generators based on chaotic systems. pseudo-random sequence generators are essentially algorithms that produce a pseudo-random sequence of length m (m>k) by using a binary sequence of length k as an input, which is processed by a deterministic algorithm of its own design; where the input k is referred to as the seed of the generator, and m is referred to as the pseudo-random sequence. in this paper, based on the determined parameters and initial values, three chaotic sequences of x, y, and z are generated by the constructed three-dimensional discrete chaotic system, respectively, and then the new three chaotic random sequences are obtained by the algorithm of quantization by post-processing [16] in the way of obtaining the exact digits after the decimal point and judging their odd and even. finally, the three chaotic sequences are processed through heterodyne processing to produce the final pseudorandom sequences, and the produced pseudo-random 46 sequences are analyzed by correlation, uniformity and other indexes test with nist test. through the analysis, it is proved that the pseudo-random sequences produced by the pseudorandom sequence generator algorithm designed in this paper have better performance, and the work in this paper provides a method for the design of pseudo-random sequence generator and provides a research basis in security information protection. 2. design and analysis of threedimensional discrete chaotic systems 2.1. improvement of 3d discrete chaotic systems one-dimensional logistic chaotic system [17] is a classical model of chaotic system, which is widely used in the design of sequence generators due to its irreversibility in time series and good initial value sensitivity. however, with the development of information science and technology, the chaotic properties exhibited by the one-dimensional logisti chaotic system with fewer parameters are not enough to be adapted to the design of pseudo-randomized sequence generators. in this paper, based on the research of tao hong et al [18], a new three-dimensional discrete chaotic system is finally constructed by changing the coupling term [19] for the one-dimensional logisti chaotic system to extend the dimension extension to three dimensions, and then combining the sine mapping with the improved three-dimensional logisti chaotic system through the coupling, and the complexity of the system is shown by analyzing and visualizing it. enhancement. 2.1.1. improvement of one-dimensional logistic chaotic systems the one-dimensional logistic mapping is the classical mapping in chaotic systems, which is essentially a nonlinear dynamical system. its mathematical expression is carried out by the recursive equation as: x μ x 1 x (1) where the initial value of the system x ∈ (0,1] and the system control parameter μ ∈ 0,4 .it has been studied [10] that the system enters into a chaotic state when the parameter when μ ∈ 3.57,4 .through the system lyapunov exponent [20] with the parameterμ its intuitive changes as shown in figure 1, it can be more intuitively seen that whenμ> 0.57, the lyapunov exponent of the system is positive that is greater than 0, then it indicates that the system enters into a chaotic state. figure 1. variation of parameter μ with respect to lyapunov exponent can be one-dimensional logistic chaotic system in the x and μas a coupling term, through the increase of the coupling term, can be increased from the x variable on the increase to x, y, z, will be constructed into a system model of the three expressions will be completed by the original onedimensional to the three-dimensional enhancement; at the same time, with the increase in x, y, z coupling term produced by the upgrading of the changes in the parameters to match the original x for the parameters corresponding to the expansion of the x, y, z, respectively, to the α, β, γ three parameters, and finally the use of the addition of three times, including the coupling term of the changes in the x3,y3, z3, and by the way of the product each other to ultimately constitute a new system. after the above improved method, x, y, z are used as the initial values of the system, and α, β, γ are used as the system control parameters, so that the overall expansion of the expression can be accomplished. the threedimensional logistic mapping expression obtained after the expansion is: x α x 1 x β y x γ z y α y 1 x β z y γ x (2) z α z 1 x β x z γ y in the above expression, x, y, and z take typical values of 0.5, 0.7, and 0.2 respectively as the initial values of this system, and when α, β, and γ take typical values of 3.7, 0.15, and 0.01 respectively, after many experiments, the three lyapunov exponents are derived as le_x=0.3440, le_y=0.3647, and le_z=0.3541, which is in accordance with literature [21] it is proved that the three-dimensional logistic mapping is constructed with chaotic nature. 2.1.2. improved three-dimensional logistic chaotic systems based on coupling the one-dimensional logistic chaotic system is improved to a three-dimensional logistic chaotic system through the change of coupling terms, although in theory, it can make the chaotic characteristics improved to some extent, which is more suitable for the design of pseudo-random sequence generator. however, a single chaotic mapping can be easily recognized if the mapping features are attacked during information protection, and literature [22] mentioned a similar problem in the study, so it is also necessary to carry out the coupling between chaotic systems [23] to improve the chaotic properties of chaotic systems. common coupling methods include state coupling, local coupling, hybrid coupling, input coupling, etc. considering the synchronization problem in the design of pseudo-random sequence generator, this paper adopts the input coupling method, which is to take the output of the chaotic system as the input of the next chaotic system, which means that the output of the original chaotic system will have an effect on the chaotic system of another chaotic system, and it is able to enhance the chaotic system's iteration and chaos. and chaos. sine mapping is a kind of mathematical mapping constructed according to the sine function, and its expression under the constraint of a certain parameter range has the characteristics of nonlinearity, variable parameter, and intuition, so this paper proposes a new three-dimensional discrete chaotic system by coupling the sine mapping with the three-dimensional logistic chaotic system accomplished in the previous stage, and its expression is as follows: x θsin π α x 1 x β y x γ z 47 y θsin π α y 1 x β z y γ x z θsin π α z 1 x β x z γ y (3) where, x ,y ,z are used as initial values and α, β, γ,θ are used as system control parameters. adopting the empirical values of x, y, and z of 0.5, 0.7, and 0.2 respectively in the previous stage as the initial values of this system, and α, β, and γ, taking the typical values of 3.7, 0.15, 0.01, and 0.5, respectively, the lyapunov exponents of this three-dimensional discrete chaotic system are calculated to be le_x = -0.3029, le_y = -1.1260, and le_z = 0.3959, which can prove that the system is a three-dimensional discrete chaotic system. up to this point has been from onedimensional logistic chaotic system to complete the improvement, from the original variables x, parameters; to the improved variables x, y, z, parameters α, β, γ,θ. next, the three-dimensional discrete chaotic system constructed above is experimentally analyzed, and this paper adopts the jacobian approach [24] for the calculation of the relationship between the lyapunov exponent and α, β, γ,θ parameters, when three of the parameters are selected as the constant values, and the other parameter as the variable, to carry out the calculation of the lyapunov exponent. in order to have a more streamlined, representative representation, this is only to lyapunov index with the parameter α, two parameter changes in the calculation, the final results of the calculation are shown in figure 2, figure 3, respectively, the horizontal axis of the figure represents α, θ the different parameters, respectively, represented by a, d; the vertical axis represents the change of lyapunov index with a, d in a certain range of the calculation when the calculation is carried out. figure 2. variation of lyapunov index with parameter a figure 3. variation of lyapunov index with parameter d repeat the above calculations to complete the effect of the change of parameters α, β, γ,θ on the lyapunov exponent, respectively, and finally determined to use x, y, and z to take the classical value of 0.5, 0.7, and 0.2 of the previous stage as the initial value of this system, respectively, to obtain the parameter α, β, γ and θ as 7, 5, 2, and 1, respectively, for the chaotic system of the current design of the pseudosequence generator, and calculated this three-dimensional the three lyapunov exponents of this three-dimensional discrete chaotic system are le_x=3.0417, le_y=2.2273, and le_z=2.3446, respectively. 2.2. analysis of three-dimensional discrete chaotic systems by improving the above three-dimensional discrete chaotic system, the final three-dimensional discrete chaotic system equations are determined, and this subsection makes a comparative analysis by using the scatter plot and lyapunov exponent as the analysis content. through the analysis, it is proved that the three-dimensional discrete chaotic system constructed by this method has better system sensitivity and chaotic characteristics; and in discrete form, it is more suitable for the design of pseudo-random sequence generator. the variables and parameters of one-dimensional logistic chaotic system, three-dimensional logistic chaotic system and three-dimensional discrete chaotic system are shown in table 1 table 1. chaotic system parameter chaotic system umber variable and parameter names x y z μ α β γ one-dimensional logistic chaotic system 0.5 \ \ 3.9 \ \ \ \ three dimensional logistic chaotic system 0.5 0.7 0.2 \ 7 5 2 \ three-dimensional discrete chaotic system 0.5 0.7 0.2 \ 7 5 2 1 2.2.1. scatter plot analysis of three chaotic systems the scatter plot of a chaotic system is the representation of the system state in phase space, where each point represents the state of the system at a certain moment. in chaotic systems, since the system has an initial value sensitivity even a small difference in the initial value may lead to a huge separation between the trajectories of the system. therefore, the pattern of a scatterplot can demonstrate the complex and unpredictable behavior of a system. the structure, distribution and shape of the trajectories in the scatterplot usually reflect the chaotic nature of the system. the scatter plots of each of the three chaotic systems in the x-plane were solved for the same number of iterations through the parameters selected in table 1 above, as shown in figure 4-6, where the horizontal axis represents the number of iterations, i.e., the time series, and the vertical axis represents the state of the system at x at the corresponding time series. it can be clearly seen that after 10,000 iterations, the improved 3d discrete chaotic system has a more uniform distribution in the x-plane from 0 to 1 compared to the other two systems and exhibits better chaotic properties. 48 figure 4. x-plane scatter plot of the one-dimensional logistic chaotic system figure 5. x-plane scatter plot of the 3d logistic chaotic system figure 6. x-plane scatter plot of 3d discrete chaotic system after the improvement in a coupled way, under the same number of iterations, the 3d scatter plots of 3d logistic chaotic system and 3d discrete chaotic system are solved by computation, as shown in figure 7-8, comparing the 3d scatter plots of the two systems, it can be intuitively seen that the distribution of the scatter pass map of the 3d chaotic system after the coupling treatment is more even and the distribution of the scatter plots is no regularity in the intuitive view. figure 7. 3d spatial scatter plot of logistic chaotic system figure 8. 3d spatial scatter plot of 3d discrete chaotic system 2.2.2. lyapunov exponent analysis meanwhile, literature [25] shows that the lyapunov exponent as is a measure of system sensitivity and chaotic nature, positive values indicate that the system is chaotic, negative values of the surface of the system tends to converge; in multi-dimensional chaotic systems, it is necessary to ensure that at least one of the lyapunov exponent is positive, and the larger usually indicates that the system is more chaotic. next, the lyapunov exponents are obtained by taking the three chaotic systems as inputs conditional on the parameters identified in table 1 above, by calculating the trajectories, the tangent directions, and then by logarithmically averaging the jacobi matrices of the tangents. the obtained results are tabulated. table 2. lyapunov exponent of chaotic system chaotic systemumber lyapunov exponent lyapunov_x lyapunov_y lyapunov_z onedimensional logistic chaotic system 0.4371 / / three dimensional logistic chaotic system 0.4525 0.4341 0.4950 threedimensional discrete chaotic system 3.0417 2.2273 2.3446 the change of lyapunov exponent can be clearly seen 49 through table 2, in the improved 3d discrete chaotic system, the lyapunov exponent is not only all positive, but also compared with the magnitude of the exponent before the improvement, the 3d discrete chaotic system improved by this kind of method has more significant chaotic characteristics, which proves that the improved 3d discrete chaotic system in this paper is more suitable for the design of the pseudo-randomized sequence generator. design. 3. design of pseudo-random sequence generator based on chaotic system pseudo-random sequences [26] are transformed over time and there is also no pattern to be found. it is one with uncertainty and the uncertainty is caused by external factors. the essence of the design of the pseudo-random sequence generator is determined by the algorithm, which is based on the principle of expanding an input of length k bits to length m (m>>k) bits by the algorithm so that it appears to satisfy that it is a random bit stream. the chaotic system is also one that is very sensitive to the initial conditions and coefficient parameters and can produce chaotic signals that are irreversible and irregular in timing. the characteristics of the two are somewhat related, so chaotic systems can be used as the basis for the design of pseudo-random sequence generators. in pseudo-random numbers, the concept of "seed" is often used, and the output of the pseudo-random number is determined by the seed. so it can be understood that the input of the pseudorandom number generator can be called as the seed of the generator, so in this section, the modified threedimensional discrete chaotic system mentioned above is used as a part of generating the pseudorandom sequences, in which the initial value of the system and the parameters of the system are used as the seed. this is then combined with a defined algorithm to finally obtain the pseudo-random sequence. 3.1. design method of pseudo-random sequence generator the initial value of the chaotic system and the system parameters are used as inputs to the improved threedimensional discrete chaotic system to determine the seed chaotic sequence x, y, z. in order to enhance the stochasticity of the system, the computational quantization is carried out by post-processing, i.e., each element of the seed sequence is taken out one by one to the nth digit after the decimal point (n is the number of natural numbers) for the judgment of the odd and even; the quantization of the data through the odd and even is to quantize odd as 1 and even as 0, and the final output pseudo-random sequence is obtained. the quantization of the data by odd and even numbers is to quantize the odd number as 1 and the even number as 0 to get the chaotic sequence x1, y1, z1, and then the chaotic sequence can get the final output pseudo-random sequence after appropriate combination processing. the workflow diagram of the entire pseudorandom sequence generator is shown in figure 9. figure 9. schematic diagram of the design flow of the pseudo-random sequence generator in order to carry out a test of the performance of the algorithm, it is convenient to compare with the random sequences generated by the algorithm by adding the postprocessing proposed in this paper. in this paper, the seed chaotic sequence generated by the initial value and parameter values for the seed will be quantized by x, y, z according to whether it is greater than or equal to 0, to generate a set of comparison group chaotic sequences xx, yy, zz, the method of generating the comparison group is shown in figure 10. figure 10. schematic diagram of the design flow of the contrast group chaotic sequence generator 3.2. improvement of 3d discrete chaotic systems in this section, firstly, through the three-dimensional discrete chaotic system produced by the timing diagram visualization, and from the perspective of correlation [27] on the seed chaotic sequence was analyzed, preliminary and intuitive judgment of random performance; secondly, through the algorithms proposed in this paper post-processing further quantization of the seed chaotic sequence to obtain the chaotic sequence, and on the sequence to complete through the uniformity [28], fuzzy entropy and spectral entropy [29] analysis; finally, the performance of the combined processed sequence is evaluated by the analysis method of nist statistical test [30] system. 3.2.1. performance analysis of seed chaotic sequences a time series plot is a presentation of how the elements of a sequence change over time, i.e., as iterations are made here. since chaotic sequences have random rows, then it can be determined whether some pattern, trend line or periodic oscillation is evident in the sequence in the timing diagram. 50 figure 11 shows the timing diagram of a seeded chaotic sequence, the horizontal axis x represents the timing i.e. the number of iterations, the vertical axis y represents the values under the corresponding timing, and the three colors represent the three sets of seeded chaotic random sequences x, y, and z. it can be visualized from the graph that there is no obvious trend, periodicity or regular oscillations, and at the same time there is no aggregation of elemental values at certain time points or ranges. it can be preliminarily judged that the seeded chaotic random sequences have a certain degree of randomness through the time series diagram. figure 11. timing diagram of seed chaotic random sequence correlation analysis plays a more important role in the random performance analysis of chaotic sequences; it is also one of the commonly used ways in the random performance analysis, and the more commonly used ones are autocorrelation and cross-correlation analysis, usually chaotic sequences have a better correlation is one of the important factors that chaotic sequences can be used. the autocorrelation function is a functional method used in random sequences to evaluate the correlation between elements of the sequence and themselves. the autocorrelation function is usually computed at different lag orders (lag). the autocorrelation function of a random sequence with good random performance should be close to zero outside the lag order that is not 0, i.e., the autocorrelation coefficients are significantly non-zero only at the lag order of 0, while the coefficients of the other lag orders tend to be zero, then this usually indicates that the sequence is relatively independent and random. in this paper, the autocorrelation function is solved for the x-sequence in the seeded chaotic sequence, and the results are shown in figure 12, where the horizontal axis represents the different lag orders and the vertical axis represents the autocorrelation coefficients. it can be seen that in the figure, the correlation coefficient of the lag order at 0 is 1, while the autocorrelation coefficient of the non-zero place tends to 0, and the decay rate is faster, the whole function is similar to the unit impulse function. through the autocorrelation analysis, the seed chaotic random sequence has better randomness. the inter-correlation function is a way to judge whether the given two sets of random sequences are independent and correlated or not, the inter-correlation of the random sequences with better random performance basically tends to be close to 0 at different lagging orders. since the seed produces three sets of seeded chaotic random sequences, x, y, and z after passing through the three-dimensional chaotic system; it can be proved by judging the inter-correlation of the two sets of seeded chaotic random sequences respectively to this their sequences are independent of each other and random performance. in this paper, we take the x, y sequences to solve the inter-correlation as an example, and the results are shown in figure 13, with the horizontal axis representing the different lag orders and the vertical axis representing the number of inter-correlations. from the literature [31], the correlation coefficient of 0±0.009 is considered as no correlation and 0. 1 ± 0. 30 is considered as weak correlation. as shown in figure 3.5, the inter-correlation between its seed chaotic sequences performs well. figure 12. autocorrelation plots of seed chaotic random sequences figure 13. interrelationship maps for seeded chaotic random sequences 3.2.2. performance analysis of pseudo-random sequences after the above mentioned seeded chaotic random sequences are quantized by the above mentioned postprocessing, the chaotic sequences x1, y1, z1 are generated and analyzed for homogeneity respectively, and the results of this paper are shown in table 3 after their statistical analysis here. table 3. distribution of 1 and 0 of chaotic sequences sequence name 1, 0 distributions 1 number of distributions 0 number of distributions the percentage of 1 x1 4831 5169 48.31% y1 4946 5054 49.46% z1 5090 4910 50.90% if a chaotic sequence with better random performance, the distribution of the number of 0, 1 is average. through the above table, it can be seen that after 10,000 iterations, the 51 number of 1 in the distribution of x1, y1, z1 are 4891, 4946, 5090; the proportion of 48%, 49%, 51%; basically, converging to the proportion of 50%, which can be preliminarily judged to be better randomness. secondly, this paper on the chaotic sequence x1, y1, z1 in accordance with the method of the literature [29], respectively, fuzzy entropy, spectral entropy algorithm calculation, and its literature for comparison; and calculated as shown in figure 10 process of simple quantization of the resulting xx, yy, zz comparison of the group of chaotic sequences for comparative analysis, here are the x-sequence of the computation of the comparison, as shown in table 4. it should be noted that the complexity of the size of the fuzzy entropy algorithm, spectral entropy algorithm measure value is proportional to the complexity of the sequence randomness. table 4. results of sequence complexity analysis sequence name fuzzy entropy spectral entropy org-x[29] 0.6722 0.6476 pｒs-x[29] 0.7899 0.9312 comparison group chaotic sequence xx 0.7114 0.7275 chaotic sequence x1 0.9298 0.9799 from the comparative analysis of the above table, it can be seen that the random performance of the chaotic sequence of the comparison group is better than the randomness of the original sequence in the literature [29], but fails to be better than the improved random sequence in the literature; while the chaotic sequence quantized through the post-processing of this paper has a certain enhancement in fuzzy entropy and spectral entropy, and a certain decrease in intensity statistics, that is to say, it shows that the chaotic sequence x1 has a better random performance. 3.2.3. nist statistical test through the xor method of three groups of quantized random sequences one by one, the pseudo-random sequence was finally generated. to test its performance of pseudo random number of random, this paper adopted by the national institute of standards and technology (nist) proposed by nist test suite [30]. the nist test suite is a set of 15 tests that measure the randomness of binary sequences of 1's and 0's generated in hardware or software by cryptographic random number or pseudo-random number generators (of arbitrary length). it contains 15 testing criteria such as frequency, block frequency, etc. where p-value [31] is the level of significance, which is recommended by nist to be 0.001-0.01, i.e. greater than 0.01 is considered as a pass. in this paper, the generated pseudo-random sequence is tested numerically by nist based on linux. and as shown in table 5, the detailed data of p-value of them are listed and the p-value greater than 0.01 result is considered as pass. through the above results, it can be seen that the pseudorandom sequence can pass the nist test for all the 15 criteria detected by the pseudorandom sequence. it shows that the pseudo-random sequence generator designed in this paper can produce pseudo-random sequences, and the pseudorandom sequences have better random performance. table 5. results of nist detection of pseudo-random sequences serial number test item p-value pass or not pass 1 frequency 0.042808 pass 2 block frequency 0.076029 pass 3 cumulative sums 0.066882 pass 4 runs 0.046000 pass 5 longest run 0.319084 pass 6 rank 0.010538 pass 7 fft 0.013569 pass 8 non overlapping template 0.971699 pass 9 overlapping template 0.816537 pass 10 universal 0.213309 pass 11 approximate entropy 0.020300 pass 12 random excursions 0.032216 pass 13 random excursions variant 0.021060 pass 14 serial 0.554420 pass 15 linear complexity 0.080519 pass 4. conclusion the randomness performance of the pseudo-random sequences generated by the pseudo-random sequence generator based on the low-dimensional chaotic system has room for further improvement and needs to be further optimized. therefore, in this paper, we improve and design a method of constructing a three-dimensional discrete chaotic system, and through the scatter plot and lyapunov exponent, we intuitively and objectively verify that the above system has more complex chaotic characteristics, which is more suitable for the design of pseudo-random sequence generator. then, based on the seed chaotic sequences produced by the 3d discrete chaotic system, a pseudo-random sequence generator is designed by combining with the post-processing method, and the pseudo-random sequences produced by the output of the pseudo-random sequence through the correlation and a series of indexes of the computation and analysis, which proves that the pseudo-random sequences produced by the pseudo-random sequence generator designed based on the 3d discrete chaotic system in this paper have a better randomness and the pseudo-random sequences have passed the nist suite of tests. nist suite of tests. this paper provides a method for the construction of chaotic systems and combines the application with the pseudorandom sequence generator to produce pseudorandom sequences with better randomness, and the work in this paper also has a practical application background. references [1] zhuo liu. characterization of complex chaotic systems and its application in image encryption [d]. chongqing university of posts and telecommunications,2022. 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[31] nistspecialpublicationsp800-22rev[eb/ol].(2010-04-15). http:// csrc. nist. gov/ publications/ nist-pubs/ 800-22-rev1a/ sp800-22rev1a.pdf. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 39 research on mining talent demand for e‐commerce majors based on lda topic model jiale fu 1, 2, hongyan li 1, 2, yanxia zhao 3, 4, *, run zhang 1, 2, hejing zhang 1, 2, taotao pang 1 1 college of international business, zhejiang yuexiu university, shaoxing, 312069, china 2 shaoxing key laboratory of intelligent monitoring and prevention of smart city, shaoxing, 312069, china 3 finance office, zhejiang yuexiu university, shaoxing, 312069, china 4 school of public administration, zhejiang gongshang university, 310018, china * corresponding author: yanxia zhao (email: 20212015@zyufl.edu.cn) abstract: [purpose] based on the text mining method, this study analyzes the job demand for domestic e-commerce industry positions in the internet-oriented recruitment data, promotes the matching of e-commerce positions and talents, and promotes the good construction of the employment environment in the domestic e-commerce industry.[method] use the lda(latent dirichlet allocation) topic model for job competency requirements to calculate the similarity of the word segmentation results for professional talent requirements, determine the optimal number of topics, and output the visualization results of the lda topic model.[conclusion] in eastern china, there is a high demand for e-commerce jobs, and the majority of these positions only call for 1-3 years of experience. the basic requirement for the majority of jobs is a college degree. the director of operations and director of network operations focus on e-commerce operations and management, the network promotion specialist focuses on e-commerce advertising and product promotion, the data analyst and market analyst focus on data analysis and market research, and the sales representative focuses on sales. there is a correlation between the salary of the positions and education, experience and region; the higher the education, the more experience and the higher the level of regional development, the higher the salary level. keywords: lda topic model; text mining; talent demand analysis; text similarity. 1. introduction the employment issue has always been one of the most concerning issues for the country and the people. with the popularity of big data, the massive data on the internet lacks of sufficient talents to turn it into a driving force for economic growth, resulting in a surge in demand for talents in all industries. network recruitment has gradually replaced traditional recruitment methods due to its advantages of convenient and fast recruitment information release, wide information dissemination, low cost, and rapid information update, and has become the mainstream way for job seekers to obtain job information. however, online recruitment also has its problems, such as difficulty for job seekers to accurately search for job information that meets their core competitive advantages, ideal salary, or work, low authenticity of recruitment information, poor information confidentiality, and imperfect service systems of recruitment websites. however, online recruitment also has some problems, such as job seekers’ difficulty in accurately searching for job information that suits their core competitive advantages, ideal salary or job requirements, low authenticity of recruitment information, poor information confidentiality, and imperfect service systems of recruitment websites[1]. in recent years, text classification algorithms have become one of the key technologies for processing massive data [3]. in response to the above problems, this article obtains the demand for job talents through text mining, which helps to promote the development of the e-commerce employment environment [4]. this article conducts descriptive statistical analysis on the information of recruitment positions and draws visual graphics, and then conducts data visualization analysis on the relationship between various characteristics and salaries from the urban distribution of required positions, experience and education requirements, etc. it also conducts word cloud visualization operations on processed text information to compare the differences in ability requirements between various industries. an lda topic model for job competency requirements was established based on tf-idf, and the similarity of the word segmentation results for professional talent requirements was calculated. finally, determine the optimal number of topics and output the visualization results of the lda topic model. 2. relative work text mining was first proposed by mete et al.[5] during the research of knowledge discovery in text data (kdt). xu et al. [6] conducted text mining on product reviews on e-commerce websites, categorizing text information into negative and positive, and calculating trust values using d-s evidence theory to help consumers choose better products. cavique et al.[6] used airbnb customer reviews in lisbon as an example, conducting text mining with three main themes: host services, physical factors, and location. spreafico et al.[8]conducted text mining on circular economy information incorporated a dependency pattern and introduced triz to classify the information during information analysis. orea-giner et al.[9] conducted text mining on tripadvisor's review data and made the results better by quantifying the relationship between data and considering the emotional connection between robots and guests. manikandan et al.[10] conducted text mining on the treatment of bipolar disorder and repositioned the drug ketamine by combining gene expression data, providing a new approach for treating bipolar disorder. waghmare et al.[11] conducted text mining on articles from library and information journals over the past decade and combined word 40 cloud analysis to conduct a comparative analysis of the themes of different journals. in recent years, more and more scholars have made improvements and innovations in algorithms or research ideas on the basis of previous text mining and analysis. shuang li et al. [12] creatively proposed an effective method combining text mining, association rule mining and bayesian network to deeply mine and use the massive coal mine safety accident case text data, so as to achieve effective identification of coal mine safety risk factors and explore the mechanism of interaction between risk factors and their importance. hui xu et al. [13] used deep learning to automatically classify and predict the cause of accidents by the textual features and text mining methods that quickly extract the cause information to optimize accident record analysis. aqsa rehman et al. [14] adopts vader to analyze the subjectivity and polarity score of tweets, a topic model was also created using the lda algorithm to determine the themes that were talked about on twitter the most. the models have been constructed and evaluated using word2vec to capture the semantic relationships between words and lstm and rnn sequential model for sentiment analysis. then, with the advent of the internet era, a large number of online recruitment information flooded the internet, which has attracted many scholars to discuss and study. he müller b et al.[15] conducted text-mining research on recruitment data and combined it with vertical search engines and ontology screening to build a job recommendation search engine for fresh graduates. spada i [16] designed an analysis system that can intelligently mine the demand for professional talents using unstructured data by analyzing the specific needs of e-commerce positions. li j et al. [17] used financial recruitment data to construct a professional skill dictionary, built a network model based on job and professional skills, and analyzed the relationship between jobs and professional skills using complex network tools. fang f et al.[18] took the recruitment information for data analysis positions as an example, classified the skills requirements in different regions, and combined the clustering results of ability requirements text with salary, company size, and other information for analysis. li y et al.[19] collects recruitment information from recruitment websites, analyzes the talent needs of companies and positions, explores the cities with the highest demand for talent, job types, and career paths, and makes recommendations for cultivating students in universities. 3. data presentation and statistical analysis 3.1. data collection and cleaning this article selects the recruitment data of the e-commerce industry on mainstream domestic recruitment websites as the research data and cleans the data after crawling. data cleaning refers to the removal, filling, and conversion of data to eliminate useless, missing, and erroneous data, thereby improving the quality and accuracy of the data. the data cleaning in this article mainly includes the following steps: (1) removing useless data: the dataset used in this article contains some irrelevant fields that are not useful for analysis, such as search keywords, publishing time, and hyperlinks. therefore, we need to remove the data in these fields and delete some serial and misplaced data to complete the cleaning process of useless data. (2) repetitive value processing: when companies recruit relevant talents, they may use multiple recruitment websites to post similar recruitment information, resulting in a large amount of repetitive data in the recruitment data. to improve the accuracy and reliability of the data, it is necessary to eliminate or merge these duplicate data. it can ensure the uniqueness and consistency of data. (3) missing value processing: there are some empty values in some fields in the dataset, such as company nature and company industry. the absence of such data is due to the failure to capture them during the collection process, so these data are directly deleted. however, there are a large number of blank values in some fields, such as job category and number of recruits. the absence of these fields is due to the fact that they are not required fields on recruitment websites, and companies do not fill them in when posting job listings. therefore, for these missing values, this article has adopted a new category named "unlimited" to avoid deleting too much useful data and affecting subsequent analysis and modeling results. 3.2. data normalization when an enterprise publishes job information on its website, the lack of a unified data entry standard may lead to inconsistencies in the format and units of the collected data. for example, the position salary field may appear in different forms such as "10,000/month", "yuan/month", "10,000/year", "1,000/month", and "yuan/day". to facilitate subsequent data processing and analysis, we need to unify them into the same format unit. 3.3. chinese word segmentation this article uses the precise mode of the jieba library for chinese word segmentation operations for the ability requirements and job content fields in recruitment information. however, due to the large number of ecommerce-related vocabulary in the competency requirements description, for example, "website operation specialist" "seo engineer" etc. the word segmentation of the jieba library will cut these words into "website" "operation" "specialist" and "seo" "engineer", which will destroy the original meaning of the words and affect the subsequent analysis results. therefore, in order to reduce the impact of this phenomenon on subsequent analysis, this article adds a custom dictionary of relevant professional terms during word segmentation, which greatly improves the accuracy of the word segmentation results. 3.4. remove stop words text after-word segmentation usually contains multiple phrases or words, but some word segmentation results do not need to be considered. they have no relevance to the text content and have no practical significance, such as the commonly used connecting words "de" "zai" and "shi". in order to reduce the dimensionality of text analysis and reduce the impact on keyword frequency, it is necessary to eliminate these words after chinese word segmentation, which is why we need to remove stopwords. removing stop words can improve the efficiency of text analysis, reduce the difficulty and time cost of analysis, and make the analysis results more accurate. this article combines well-known chinese stopword lists such as baidu, harbin institute of technology, and sichuan university's machine intelligence laboratory to complete the processing of stopwords. in addition, this article also defines 41 a stopword list for some words that are not meaningful for capability analysis, such as "work address" "welfare benefits" "position responsibilities" "college degree or above", in hopes of obtaining a better data preprocessing result. 3.5. data visualization analysis 3.5.1. distribution of job demand for e-commerce across the country this article conducted a statistical analysis of company names and locations, and obtained the urban demand conditions for the positions of chief operating officer, network operations director or manager, network promotion specialist, and sales representative across the country. as shown in figure 1, according to the color scale, the color on the left represents the number of people, blue indicates low demand, red indicates high demand, and no color indicates no demand. by observing the distribution of urban demand for four types of jobs, it can be found that cities with large job demands are mainly distributed in the eastern region of china. the demand for jobs in the central region is lower than that in the eastern region, but the demand is still relatively large. figure 1. heat map of city demand distribution for e-commerce jobs nationwide 3.5.2. distribution of educational requirements as shown in figure 2, it can be seen that the highest degree requirement among these four types of positions is a junior college degree, while the number of positions requiring a bachelor's degree and no degree requirement is at the same level. these three types of degree requirements constitute the largest proportion of degree requirements: 91.55% for the director of operations, 91.75% for the director or manager of network operations, 82.99% for the network promotion specialist, and 88% for the sales representative. it can be concluded that compared to the requirements for the positions of operations director and network operations director or manager, the employment threshold for network promotion specialists and sales representatives is lower, and the educational requirements for job applicants are not high. this also means that for job seekers without high academic qualifications, online promotion specialists and sales representatives are suitable options. of course, we need to be clear that although academic qualifications have a significant impact on job seekers' employment and career development, they are not the only determining factor. therefore, job seekers need to continuously improve their comprehensive quality based on a solid grasp of professional knowledge to cope with the ever-changing workplace challenges. figure 2. distribution of education requirements for e-commerce positions using a rose diagram 3.5.3. experience requirement analysis in recruitment, job seekers' work experience is an aspect that enterprises value more. experienced job seekers are usually more favored by employers. through statistical analysis of the experience requirements fields for the four types of positions in figure 3, we found that the proportion of positions requiring no experience was 33.68%, 39.04%, 53.77%, and 65.59% for the positions of operations director, network operations director or manager, network promotion specialist, and sales representative, respectively. among them, the experience requirements for network promotion specialists and sales representatives are relatively low, while those for operations directors and network operations directors or managers are relatively high. it should be noted that the number of positions requiring no experience is the largest. this is mainly related to the characteristics of e-commerce jobs, as the entry threshold for such jobs is relatively low, and anyone can try them without requiring too much experience. the work is easy to get started and fast to learn. however, for some high-level positions, such as the director of operations and the director or manager of network operations, a certain amount of work experience is still required to be better qualified for the job. therefore, the experience requirements for job seekers in this type of position are mainly 1-3 years of experience, and the number of positions with 3-5 years of experience and 5-10 years of experience is far greater than that of network promotion specialists and sales representatives. 3.5.4. post salary distribution this article conducts a visual analysis of the salary and educational requirements for these four types of positions. as shown in figure 4, the highest salaries for these four types of positions are concentrated in the "master's degree" category, followed by the "doctoral degree" category. the salary situation has been steadily rising from "college degree" to "bachelor degree". in general, job salaries depend on the level of education. however, due to the particularity of ecommerce positions, this article found that the salary for "no academic requirements" is also not low, indicating that the entry threshold for such positions is low. the salary for "phd" is lower than that for "master", and this article speculates that the industry's position requires a lower requirement for "phd" degree applicants. due to the industry's more opportunities for promotion, "phd" degree applicants only come to this industry as a stepping stone for upward promotion, so the initial salary is lower. 42 (a) (b) (c) (d) figure 3. funnel diagram of job experience requirements for e-commerce positions figure 4. bar chart of e-commerce job salary and educational requirements figure 5. bar chart of salary and work experience requirements for e-commerce positions in addition, this article also compares and analyzes the salary and work experience requirements of these four types of positions. as shown in figure 5, the salary peaks of these four types of positions are all located in the demand for positions with "more than 10 years of experience". the salary from "3-5 years of experience" to "more than 10 years of experience" is in a steady rise stage, indicating that as the working age increases, the salary will also increase. however, the salary situation of "no experience required" and "1-3 years of experience" is quite unique. we speculate that this is due to the large number of job openings in the e-commerce industry, and the fact that the salary composition of the e-commerce industry is mostly composed of performance commissions, so many companies are using higher salary gimmicks to attract job seekers. the lower salary for the "1-3 years of experience" requirement should be the actual salary, excluding commission, which leads to this phenomenon. 3.5.5. distribution of job competency requirements through data preprocessing on the field of work ability requirements, text data is cleaned and segmented. the original text data contains a large number of words that are not relevant to the job requirements topic. here is an example to illustrate. we only keep the chinese characters and english characters. next, we perform word segmentation on the cleaned text and then filter out the stop words. based on the analysis of keywords and competency requirements for different positions, it can be seen that the main keywords for the positions of operations director and network operations director or manager are operations, responsibility, management, team, etc., and the main competency requirements are operational capabilities. this is because these two positions are responsible for the operation and management of the entire e-commerce platform, including product launch, promotion, marketing, and operational data analysis. therefore, job seekers for these two positions need to have strong operational and management skills, as well as good teamwork skills. the main competency requirements for network promotion specialists and sales representatives are promotion and sales. this is because both positions are responsible for promoting and selling e-commerce platforms, including developing 43 promotion strategies, executing promotion plans, and communicating with customers. therefore, job seekers in these two positions, need to have strong promotion and sales skills, as well as good communication and customer service skills. 4. lda topic model lda (latent dirichlet allocation) [20] topic model is a commonly used text analysis method that can be used for topic analysis and topic mining on large-scale text data. this model is based on the idea of probabilistic graphical models, in which each document is viewed as a mixture of multiple topics, each of which is composed of multiple words. in this model, both topics and words are hidden variables, which are inferred and learned through observed text data. lda has a three-layer generative bayesian network structure, which includes the probability distribution relationships between words, documents, and the overall document. the structure is a document layer, topic layer, and feature word layer, as shown in figure 6. schematic diagram of the topology structure of hidden topics in lda model. its basic method includes two steps: topic inference and parameter learning. topic inference refers to inferring the topic distribution of each document and the distribution of each word in each topic based on given text data. parameter learning refers to learning the parameter values of topic distribution and word distribution by maximizing the likelihood function, thereby obtaining the optimal topic model. figure 6. schematic diagram of the topology structure of hidden topics in lda model figure 7. lda document generation flowchart the lda probabilistic topic model is a directed probability graph model, and its process of generating text is shown in figure 7. lda document generation flowchart. first, the number of words in the text is obtained n according to the poisson distribution p , and then the topic distribution θ of the document is generated according to the dirichlet prior parameters α of the topic multinomial distribution θ for each document topic. the topic of the n th word in the document m is sampled from the topic multinomial distribution θ , and the word distribution φ corresponding to the topic z , is generated by sampling from the dirichlet prior parameters β of the word multinomial distribution under each topic. finally, the word is sampled from the word multinomial distribution φ to output the word w , . where θ represents the probability distribution of the document topic, k represents the number of topics in the document set, and m represents the number of texts in the document set. lda the core formula for building a topic model is as follows: (1) intuitively, the formula uses topic as the intermediate layer and utilizes current θ and φ to calculate d the probability of the word appearing in the document. where, p t|d is calculated by θ and p ω|t is calculated by φ . in fact, we can use current θ and φ to calculate the corresponding p w|d to any topic for a word in a document, and then update the topic corresponding to the word based on these results. if the update changes the topic corresponding to the vocabulary, it will in turn affect θ and φ . since the topic distribution of text is a simple mapping of the text vector space, it is only necessary to vectorize the lda model text, then compare their similarity, calculate and output similar text results and similarity. 5. job demand analysis based on lda model 5.1. establishment of lda topic model when using the lda topic model for text analysis, first import the chinese word segmentation result document that has completed the data preprocessing process, and combine all the words in the preprocessed text data into a document search term matrix, which is to construct a dictionary. to improve the accuracy and reliability of topic extraction, this article adopts the use of the tf-idf algorithm to calculate the weight of each word. tf-idf algorithm can calculate the weight of each word according to its frequency of appearance in the document and the document frequency in the entire corpus, thereby highlighting the importance of keywords in the text. by combining the tf-idf algorithm to build corpus, we can reduce the impact of stop words and reduce their influence on topic extraction, while also reducing the influence of ignored or low-weighted words on topic extraction, improving the performance and stability of the topic model. to implement the tf-idf algorithm, we use the models. tfidfmodel method in the gensim library to create tf-idf documents and convert them into a document collection. then, you can use the gensim. models. ldamodel. ldamodel method in the gensim library to create an lda object. when creating a lda object, it is necessary to determine the number of topics (num_topics). this parameter can be determined using confusion and consistency scores, thereby improving the accuracy and reliability of the topic model. finally, we use the lda topic model to extract topics from text data, and visualize the results using visualization tools such as pyldavis. through the construction and optimization of lda topic models, we can better mine the topic information in text data, providing a more reliable foundation for subsequent text analysis and decision-making. 44 5.2. determination of the optimal number of topics perplexity and coherence are commonly used data metrics for evaluating lda topic models. among them, confusion is an indicator used to evaluate language models, representing the model's ability to predict new data. the lower the confusion, the better the model's fit to the sample data. as the number of topics increases, the level of confusion tends to decrease first and then increase. this experiment combines the interpretability of topics, application scenarios, and other influencing factors to select the optimal values for two metrics and perform model training and evaluation to output the optimal topic model. the specific process is as follows: define a function to calculate confusion and consistency, set the number of topics from 1 to 9, construct lda topic models for each number of topics, and output a line chart of the relevant scores. see table 1 table 1. the influence of different number of topics n on the score of e-commerce positions job number of topics perplexity consistency job number of topics perplexity consistency director of operations 1 -13.5935 0.5169 network operations director /manager 1 -13.1916 0.5271 2 -13.8038 0.4821 2 -13.4786 0.4692 3 -13.9172 0.5852 3 -13.6418 0.5034 4 -14.1254 0.5822 4 -13.8199 0.4953 5 -14.1930 0.6460 5 -13.9563 0.5505 6 -14.1920 0.5132 6 -14.0763 0.6153 7 -14.2657 0.5779 7 -14.0877 0.5788 8 -14.3304 0.6310 8 -14.0372 0.5617 9 -14.4075 0.6765 9 -14.2771 0.6502 network promotion commissioner 1 -11.6362 0.5776 sales representative 1 -14.3360 0.4363 2 -11.8874 0.6505 2 -14.4477 0.5082 3 -11.9915 0.7187 3 -14.8883 0.4664 4 -12.0413 0.5811 4 -14.9716 0.5628 5 -12.1857 0.6694 5 -15.0236 0.5052 6 -12.2288 0.5687 6 -15.1178 0.5528 7 -12.5271 0.5162 7 -15.7581 0.6054 8 -12.4436 0.5955 8 -15.4795 0.4610 9 -12.3595 0.6115 9 -15.8231 0.5196 taking the "chief operating officer" as an example, when n=6, the degree of subject confusion increases, and the model may have overfitting. therefore, this article selects n=5 and n=9, which are the lowest points of confusion and highest consistency before and after the increase in confusion, respectively. subfigure (a) to (b) in figure 8 present the visualization effects of lda topic models with n=5 and n=9, respectively. although the confusion score for the "chief operating officer" position is the lowest and the consistency score is the highest when the number of topics is n=9, there is overlap between topics 1, 2, 3, and 5, indicating that the topic division at n=9 is not effective. although there is also overlap between themes 1 and 2 when n=5, the division effect is still better when n=5 compared to n=9. therefore, it can be preliminarily determined that the model overfits when n=6, resulting in poor performance of the topic model. therefore, choosing n=5 as the optimal number of topics for text mining of competency requirements for the "chief operating officer" position. similarly, a comparative analysis of the other three types of positions was conducted to determine the optimal number of topics for these four types of positions, which were: operations director (n=5), network operations director/ manager (n=6), network promotion specialist (n=3), and sales representative (n=7). 5.3. visualization analysis of lda topic model in the visualization diagram of the lda model, the circles on the left represent topics, with larger circles indicating a higher probability of the topic in the document. the distance between circles indicates the similarity between topics. on the right are the words corresponding to the topics, with longer bars indicating a higher frequency of occurrence of the word. the red portion represents the distribution of terms for the selected topic. to measure the influence of words on topics, we use the parameter λ. when λ when it approaches 1, the words that appear more frequently under the topic have a stronger correlation with the topic; on the contrary, when λ as the value approaches 0, the more unique and exclusive words under the topic have a stronger correlation with the topic. the role of this parameter is to help us determine the correlation between topics and words, thereby better understanding and analyzing the visualization results of the lda model. (c) to (f) in figure 8 presents the lda visualization results of recruitment requirements for various positions in e-commerce. next, we will conduct a textual topic visualization analysis of the recruitment capability requirements for four types of positions. we used the jieba chinese word segmentation 45 method and, on this basis, manually removed words that were unrelated to the topic or of little significance to obtain the visualization results of the lda topic model. figure 8. visualization of lda topic model table 2. distribution of keywords of e-commerce job recruitment ability job thematic byword director of operations 1 scheduled service subscribers management produkte develop markets promotion internet marketing platform 2 customers sales stores benefits taobao customer service maintenance consulting services ecommerce 3 devise sites make copywriting creative page media graphic design editorial art network operations director /manager 1 scheduled service website users promotions products planning events marketing analytics strategy 2 sales foreign trade english clients paid commission national amazon training welfare 3 customers sales service inquiry recruitment customer service communication mandarin customers love network promotion commissioner 1 node operation promotion media planning microblogging marketing internet produkte events 2 bid placement accounts advertisements optimization information flow sem search data strategies 3 sales clientele training achievements telephony affinity challenges engines programs markets sales representative 1 cultivate customers sales chain manager consultant commission client relationships consulting business 2 offerings promotion planning sales related analyze marketing brokerage responsibility clients 3 storefront manager elite business director leasing senior e-commerce reserve training for the first three topics of each position, we selected 10 keywords for examples, as shown in table 2 taking the "director of operations" position as an example, selecting n=5 to establish an lda topic model will generate five topic words, each of which will be composed of several weighted words. when the number of topics n=5, the generated topic weight distribution is shown in table 3. by looking at the distribution of subject term composition, one can have a preliminary understanding of each type of subject term. these subject terms are representative and can reflect the meaning of the topic and the distribution of vocabulary. topic analysis can be conducted through these different weighted words. 46 table 3. keyword weight distribution of the director of operation (n=5) thematic word weight distribution 1 0.011*"scheduled service" + 0.008*"subscribers" + 0.008*"offerings" + 0.008*"devise" + 0.007*"node" + 0.007*"generalization" + 0.007*"flat-roofed building" + 0.006*"planner" + 0.006*"store" + 0.006*"the internet" + 0.005*"digital" + 0.005*"maneuver" + 0.005*"ecommerce" + 0.005*"market" + 0.005*"media" + 0.005*"analyze" + 0.004*"demand" + 0.004*"make superior" + 0.004*"programmatic" + 0.004*"wechat" 2 0.007* "rendering" + 0.006* "insurance" + 0.006* "customer" + 0.005* "only" + 0.005* "health insurance" + 0.004* "benefits" + 0.004* "channeler" + 0.004* "gratuity" + 0.004* "vacation" + 0.004* "voice" + 0.004* " mobile games" + 0.004*"progress" + 0.004*"maternity" + 0.004*"pension" + 0.004*"elegance" + 0.004*"paid" + 0.003*"tianjin" + 0.003*"worker's compensation insurance" + 0.003*"bereavement leave" + 0.003*"provident fund" 3 0.007* "management" + 0.006* "sales" + 0.005* "operations" + 0.005* "operating" + 0.005* "markets" + 0.005* "programs" + 0.005* "projects" + 0.005* "sectors" + 0.004* "organizations" + 0.004* "customers" + 0.004* "enterprises" + 0.004* "developing " + 0.004*"coordinate" + 0.004*"operate" + 0.004*"assist" + 0.004*"responsible" + 0.003*"train" + 0.003*"regional" + 0.003*"target" + 0.003*"team" 4 0.011*"purchasing" + 0.010*"warehouse" + 0.008*"order" + 0.008*"logistics" + 0.008*"accounting" + 0.008*"finance" + 0.007*"english" + 0.007*"amazon" + 0.007*"vendor" + 0.006*"reconciliation" + 0.006*"stock" + 0.005*" shipping" + 0.005*"amazon" + 0.005*"sizzling" + 0.005*"goods" + 0.005*"after-sales" + 0.005*"office" + 0.005*"proficient" + 0.004*"responding" + 0.004*"stats" 5 0.009*"customer" + 0.007*"sales" + 0.006*"time" + 0.005*"benefits" + 0.005*"commission" + 0.005*"base salary" + 0.005*"design" + 0.004*"offer" + 0.004*"call" + 0.004*"advancement" + 0.004*"paid" + 0.004*"dual vacation " + 0.004*"salary" + 0.004*"network" + 0.004*"bonus" + 0.004*"insurance" + 0.004*"statutory" + 0.004*"holiday" + 0.004*"treatment" + 0.003*"software" 6. summary and outlook this article mainly analyzes the demand for e-commerce positions, educational requirements, work experience requirements, and salary conditions. the results showed that there was a large demand for e-commerce jobs in the eastern region, while cities in the central region such as sichuan, shaanxi, hubei, and henan also had a large demand for ecommerce jobs. in terms of educational requirements, a college degree is the basic required educational background, while the number of bachelor's degrees and other qualifications is not limited. in terms of work experience, experienced job seekers are more likely to be favored by employers. in terms of salary, this article found that the salary of e-commerce positions depends on the level of education. in addition, the peak salaries for all four job categories are all located in the demand for jobs with "more than 10 years of experience", and the salary will continue to increase as the working age increases. therefore, job seekers should choose a position and development direction that suits them based on their own situation, and improve their competitiveness by constantly enhancing their sales, operations, promotion, and other abilities. in the future, we can further explore the demand for professional talents in different types 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[20] blei d m, ng a y, jordan m i. latent dirichlet allocation[j]. journal of machine learning research, 2003, 3(jan): 993-1022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 48 research on establishing inbound strategies for supermarkets based on lstm and gaussian process regression modeling wei weng †, yifu lin † and jiawei wu † school of internet economics and business, fujian university of technology, fuzhou, china † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: this paper provides an in-depth study on the challenges of vegetable merchandising in fresh produce supermarkets, aiming to provide a comprehensive set of management strategies to optimize supermarket operations. first, the sales volume and sales of six types of vegetables were analyzed by descriptive statistics and the cyclical trend was explored by time series processing; second, good correlations between edibles and aquatic roots and tubers as well as edibles and eggplants were found by plotting correlation matrices and heat maps of spearman's coefficients. next, this paper analyzed the relationship between cost-plus pricing and total sales and predicted the total replenishment and pricing of vegetables in the coming week using an lstm time series forecasting model and evaluated the model performance using root mean square error (rmse). finally, a gaussian regression model was used to predict a small sample of data to develop an optimal replenishment volume and pricing strategy for the superstore, which maximized the superstore's revenue. the results of the study show that the inventory management efficiency of fresh supermarkets can be effectively improved by these methods. keywords: vegetable commodity management; time series forecasting; lstm; gaussian regression modeling. 1. introduction fresh food supermarkets play a key role in the daily lives of residents by providing them with fresh vegetables, fruits, and other ingredients, ensuring convenient, dependable, and diversified food choices. reasonable replenishment and pricing strategies are crucial in the operation of these supermarkets, especially for vegetable items with a short shelf life. this paper investigates automatic pricing and replenishment strategies based on data on wholesale prices, wastage rates and sales volumes of vegetables, aiming to improve the operational efficiency and profitability of fresh food supermarkets. the study first analyzes the sales distribution patterns and interrelationships between different vegetable categories and individual products, and then proposes a pricing strategy and replenishment volume planning for vegetables during the week to maximize benefits. this paper will also consider the market demand and product diversity and formulate the replenishment volume and pricing strategy for the vegetable varieties that can be sold in a specific time, to ensure the diversity of products and at the same time, maximize the interests of the superstore. 2. relevance analysis 2.1. data preprocessing and statistical description the descriptive statistics section of this paper focuses on analyzing the distribution of sales volume of six vegetable categories. through the presentation of figure 1, it is learned that the sales volume is, in descending order, the flower and leaf category, the pepper category, the edible mushrooms, the aquatic root and tuber category, and the cauliflower category. in addition, by analyzing the ranking of sales volume of individual items, this paper identifies the vegetable items with the highest sales volume, in which xixia mushrooms, broccoli, wuhu green peppers, and millet peppers are ranked among the top four, which indicates the degree of hot sales of these categories in the market. this analysis provides an important basis for further pricing strategies and replenishment plans. figure 1. pie chart of sales volume of six categories after that, in this paper, the major categories of vegetable sales are processed in time series to check whether the data has a significant periodicity or trend [1], and the six categories are sorted in chronological order through matlab output as shown in figure. 2. figure 2. timeline diagram of sales change of six major vegetable categories 49 from figure 2, it is not difficult to find the following in this paper: firstly, sales change over time with obvious peaks and troughs, and there are obvious patterns of change and cyclical fluctuations throughout the year. secondly, data that fluctuate significantly from the above data are discussed separately in this paper, and examples of foliage and chili peppers are given here as shown in figures 3 and 4. figure 3. line graph of the time evolution of sales in the chili pepper category figure 4. time series of changes in sales of flowers and foliages the analysis in this paper reveals the prominence of the leafy and flowering vegetable category in terms of sales, especially when sales peak at specific times of the year. this pattern may be closely related to consumer preferences, geographic location, or seasonal events. meanwhile, analysis of the data for the chili pepper vegetable category revealed varying degrees of fluctuation at different time periods (190 days ago, 190 to 860 days, and 860 days to the end of the data record). these fluctuations remained consistent in the overall pattern, but the magnitude of fluctuations increased over time on the vertical axis. this phenomenon may be related to the scarcity of chili pepper supply or the continued decrease in production. 2.2. correlation analysis the correlation coefficient matrix is calculated as shown in figure 5: figure 5. matrix of correlation coefficients of sales volume of vegetables by category this paper continues to explore in depth the correlations between different vegetable categories, particularly between their sales volumes. to this end, a two-by-two correlation was calculated using the spearman coefficient for the six vegetable categories to identify which categories have correlations between their sales volumes [2]. for example, the analysis revealed an extremely high correlation between the cauliflower category and the foliage category, suggesting that sales trends for these two categories are intricately linked. in contrast, sales volumes between the eggplant category and the other vegetable categories showed a significant negative correlation, suggesting that these categories may be selling independently of each other. in addition, to more fully understand the impact of the time factor on sales, this paper combines the time variable with the sales data to generate a heat map of spearman correlation coefficients between vegetable categories as shown in figure 6. figure 6. heatmap of correlation of six vegetable groups from the above figure, there is a significant correlation between edibles and aquatic rhizomes with a correlation coefficient of 0.66 and between eggplant and edibles with a correlation coefficient of 0.66. therefore, it can be found that edible mushrooms have a good correlation with both aquatic roots and eggplants, and therefore there is a possibility to consider that edible mushrooms are linked to the purchase of these two vegetable commodities in terms of routes, purposes, and composition. 3. category pricing and replenishment strategies 3.1. modeling in this paper, a simple linear regression method was first tried in predicting the restocking quantity and pricing strategy of vegetable items [3]. although the prediction error of this method is within an acceptable range, a long short-term memory (lstm) temporal recurrent neural network is introduced in order to further improve the accuracy of the prediction. the lstm model is able to learn richer and more generalized patterns due to its advantage in dealing with largesample data, which is especially important for predicting sales data with complex time-series characteristics [4]. large sample data not only contains more information and diversity, but also promotes a more stable training process. in the optimization process, lstm is not easy to fall into local minima due to its network structure, which increases the possibility of finding the global optimal solution. one of the linear regression results is shown in figure 7: 50 figure 7. linear regression of sales volume and cost-plus pricing for foliage and flowers in the study of this paper, an lstm model is used to predict the total daily replenishment volume and pricing strategy from july 1 to 7, 2023, especially for the large-scale time series data from july 2020 to june 30, 2023. this method aims to optimize the daily operations of the superstore, especially in predicting the replenishment volume and pricing to maximize the revenue of the superstore. with this advanced machine learning approach, this paper shows how historical data and advanced analytics can be used to optimize the operational decisions of fresh supermarkets. where in lstm, each time step has a hidden state and a cell state. these states are updated and passed between time steps. three of the gates are responsible for controlling the flow of information and updating of the cell state, which are forget gate, input gate and output gate. oblivion gate: this gate serves to determine how much previous information the network should retain at the current time step. its output ranges from 0 to 1, where 0 means completely forgotten, and one means completely retained. this means that the forgetting gate can decide what information is retained or forgotten from the cellular state of the previous moment. input gate: the function of the input gate is to control which added information will be added to the cell state. it also has an output between 0 and 1, which is used to determine which added information should be included when updating the cell state at the current time step. output gate: the output gate is responsible for controlling which cell state information will be output to the hidden state of the current time step. it serves to selectively output cell state information for the current time step, which is crucial for prediction and next time step computation. by precisely controlling the operation of these gates, lstm can efficiently capture long-term dependencies in time series data. 3.2. solving the model using the above model, univariate time prediction was first done with aquatic rhizomes as an example, while rmse, as an evaluation metric, was used to observe the iteration of the lstm model, as exemplified in figures 8 and 9: figure 8. map of prediction errors for aquatic rhizomes figure 9. forecasted sales of aquatic roots and tubers predictions were made for the remaining five categories using lstm fitted to the above data, and the results are shown in tables 1 and 2: table 1. six vegetables 2023701-2023707 forecast pricing dates philodendron cauliflower aquatic rhizomes eggplant capsicum edible mushroom 2023701 12.3866 6.6802 5.8978 20.1239 4.9662 5.4987 2023702 4.0191 14.4091 14.0623 5.831 7.5081 13.8197 2023703 6.9726 5.4397 6.1032 5.8089 7.349 15.954 2023704 6.9672 9.2294 9.9114 11.9924 3.6533 8.6223 2023705 7.9709 16.3965 13.9264 4.9914 8.4725 7.7846 2023706 15.8386 5.5117 5.2457 9.3137 3.8634 9.7836 2023707 12.1566 6.2549 5.339 20.3168 4.9379 5.7845 table 2. forecast sales of six vegetables 2023701-2023707 dates philodendron cauliflower aquatic rhizomes eggplant capsicum edible mushroom 2023701 134.0364 7.3361 14.193 9.389 115.37 50.183 2023702 127.1269 8.8237 16.1751 10.6 199.2 44.853 2023703 136.2311 13.0762 22.5194 14.31 418.77 46.09 2023704 201.233 22.828 33.1267 16.35 235.34 63.16 2023705 194.4921 29.9806 30.7682 14.18 291.78 69.756 2023706 149.4206 22.7928 21.413 11.26 79.603 42.336 2023707 158.4612 26.7922 19.9221 9.704 90.706 52.038 51 conclusion, based on the lstm time series prediction model, the stocking and pricing of the six vegetable categories from 2023701-2023707 were obtained, i.e., the pricing strategy and stocking according to the above data can be the most profitable for the superstores. 4. individual product pricing and replenishment strategies to accurately predict the optimal replenishment and pricing strategy for each individual item, this paper introduces gaussian regression (grp), a machine learning model based on bayesian theory and kernel functions, which is particularly suitable for prediction of small sample data [5]. gaussian regression can play a key role in the prediction of continuous type target variables by using gaussian distribution (normal distribution) to model the data and make reliable predictions about the uncertainty in the data. in this paper, gaussian regression is used to analyze the relationship between input and output variables with the aim of providing more accurate replenishment and pricing strategies for fresh produce supermarkets, optimizing their operational efficiency, and improving profits. after the model training is completed, the gaussian regression model is used to predict the sales volume of the remaining thirty-three individual items on july 1 [6]. details are shown in table 3: table 3. top20 forecast sales table. item name sales on july 1 item name sales on july 1 yunnan lettuce (portion) 35 sweet potato tip 4.2521 yunnan oilseed rape (portion) 21 long term eggplant 3.7629 peppers (portions) 20 kogua (1) 2.5953 broccoli 16.1261 water caltrop or water chestnut (genus trapa) 2.7957 brussels sprouts (brassica oleracea var. botrytis) 13.0084 cordyceps flowers (portions) 3 small wrinkled skin (portions) 10.8571 green & red pepper combo (servings) 2 xixia mushroom (1) 9.5195 red pepper (2) 1.915 baby chinese cabbage (mini-sized variety) 9.4312 yunnan lettuce 1.6331 screw peppers (portions) 8 chinese flowering cabbage 1.0884 agaricus bisporus(box) 8 white mushroom (bag) 1 afterwards, through the data after the prediction of the july 1 stocking volume, and as a basis for drawing the distribution of vegetable stocking volume, it is not difficult to find thirtythree single products to meet the needs of the supermarket. finally, the thirty-three specific product july 1 net income summary, get the maximum gain of 397.3364. therefore, on july 1 as far as possible to meet the supermarket on the market supply meets the market on the premise of several types of vegetables, through the sales volume of 2.5 kg divided into benchmarks, on the two types of data pure income summation, to get the super july 1 income maximization data for 397.3364. 5. conclusion in this paper, an efficient forecasting model is successfully constructed, which is used to optimize the inventory management and pricing strategy of fresh food supermarkets. the significant advantages of the model include making full use of time series data and applying statistical analysis and visualization tools such as line plots, correlation matrices, spearman coefficients, and heat maps to intuitively understand the data structure. the introduction of lstm time series forecasting efficiently handles the problem of long-run dependence and multivariate sequences, and the gaussian regression forecasting model helps to maximize the revenue of the superstore in the face of the changing market demand the model is not suitable for the market demand. however, the models have limitations in terms of applicability to certain time series data types as well as data integration and updating issues in practical applications. to improve the model, it is recommended to adjust the kernel function in gaussian regression or to use integrated learning methods such as random forests or gradient boosting trees. in addition, this model is also applicable to sales forecasting of other commodity types such as meat, beverages, and cold goods, demonstrating its broad potential for time series purchase problem processing. with these improvements, the model will be more accurately adapted to 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[6] zhang zhongqiu, zhang yufeng. research on image relationship of ecological restoration attribute mapping in national land space based on bayesian theory[j/ol]. resource development and market,1-15[2023-11-29]http://kns.cnki. net/ kcms/detail/51.1448.n.20231107.1718.008.html. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 23 ethical and legal considerations behind the prevalence of chatgpt: risks and regulations han rao guangzhou college of technology and business, guangzhou, guangdong, 510850, china abstract: in response to the prevalence of chatgpt, this paper summarized its technical model, core capabilities, and application scenarios, analyzed the ethical risks such as autonomy, moral misconduct, human alienation, and value reconstruction, as well as legal risks such as legal entity status, copyright ownership, data security, and algorithmic black box. then proposed the regulating principles of tool positioning, safety, legality, transparency, credibility, fairness, shared responsibility, and the regulating path of encouraging the development of autonomous, safe and controllable technologies, improving artificial intelligence legislation and justice, and establishing a diverse governance system. keywords: chatgpt; artificial intelligence; ethical risks; legal risks; regulating path. 1. introduction openai released chatgpt-3.5, an artificial intelligence chatbot program on november 30, 2022, this program rapidly surged and accumulated over 100 million users within two months [1]. chatgpt is a large natural language model, which can understand natural language commands entered by humans and output responses that simulate humans, with advanced cognitive abilities like human, for example, literary creation, computational reasoning, copywriting plan, coding, which can greatly improve learning and work efficiency, and even drive changes in modes of production. on march 14, 2023, chatgpt-4 was rapidly introduced again, as compared to the previous version, it supports multimodal input of text and images and sharply improved the accuracy of answers [2]; on march 24, chatgpt removed networking restrictions, supported plug-in functionary, could visit websites and applications to obtain real-time information [3], which showed the powerful technological evolution capabilities of artificial intelligence. however, the rapid application of chatgpt may also bring risks such as data security, intellectual property, and discrimination. to this end many countries are exploring and making corresponding regulating methods. for example, eu lawmakers plan to include binding clauses for advanced artificial intelligence tools such as chatgpt in the artificial intelligence act [4]; group of seven (g7) agrees to introduce a regulatory act for ai [5]; and cyberspace governance of china issued the control regulations of generative artificial intelligence service (consultation paper) on april 11 [6]. the change in modes of production will inevitably lead to change in social relations, with the rapid development of powerful artificial intelligence technologies such as chatgpt and its increasingly significant impact on human production and life, the ethical and legal risks that may arise deserve people's calm thinking and active prevention. therefore, it is necessary to explore the ethical and legal risks of chatgpt and the corresponding regulating paths, so that it can serve the development of human society. 2. technology model and core capabilities of chatgpt 2.1. technology model of chatgpt chatgpt is a chatbot program developed by openai, its full name is "chat generative pre-trained transformer", it is essentially an aigc (artificial intelligence generated content) technology, can generate text, image, video, code, and other forms of contents through natural language commands. compared to previous content generation technologies, the biggest feature and advantage of chatgpt is that it can learn, understand and analyse human natural language, and on this basis, it can have a powerful anthropomorphic nature and even make users feel that it has emotionality. 2.2. core capabilities of chatgpt chatgpt has powerful functions, which can accomplish many types of complex tasks and likely be widely used in many scenarios such as business, education, law, government, medical, media, art, technology, the achievement of these functions is mainly based on the following core capabilities of chatgpt: 1.multimodal capability chatgpt-3.5 only supports text input and recognition, while the rapidly iterative chatgpt-4 achieves multimodal processing capability, it not only raises the limit of text input to 25,000 words, but also supports image input. this makes chatgpt have more powerful information recognition and processing capability, can answer more forms of questions, which will breed more application scenarios. 2. information comprehension capability chatgpt has powerful comprehensive capability for input information compared with other ai software, which can recognize and analyse complex text and image information, extract key elements from them, so as to precisely understand the inputter's intention and generate highly relevant and highquality responses. 3. logical reasoning capability chatgpt can clearly understand the logical relationships between input text and image content elements, carry out reasoning based on the directivity of the user's questions, 24 show the ability to think like human, this makes chatgpt can finish more difficult tasks. chatgpt-4 has achieved scores that exceed those of most humans on various standardized tests, such as ranking in the top 1% on the gre-verbal exam, top 11% on the sat math exam, and top 10% on the bar exam [7]. 4. contextual dialogue capability in the continuous dialogue with users, chatgpt can understand contextual information and guess the user's intention, so as to give natural, coherent and targeted replies, even have certain moral and emotional colours, making users have an interactive experience of real dialogue scenarios. 5. content generation capability on the basis of the learning of massive amount of information in the database, chatgpt has rich knowledge storage and creation materials, chatgpt can analyse correlate, combine and reconstruct the information in the database via continuous reinforcement training of machine learning algorithms, and generate creative contents that meet the users' input instructions. chatgpt can create poetry, copywriting, planning, news, songs, codes and other topics and forms of contents. 3. ethical risks of chatgpt 1. does powerful artificial intelligence have a sense of autonomy? in the turing test, powerful natural language processing technology of chatgpt make it can mimic human responses in the test and talk naturally with the evaluator. so, dose the powerful ai represented by chatgpt have a sense of autonomy? for this problem, one school of thought has it that consciousness is a unique product of the human brain, which is generated via billions of neurons and their complex connections in the brain, although current artificial intelligence attempts to endow machines with a sense of autonomy by simulating neural networks, the simulation level of computers is far from the level of complexity of human brain neural networks [8], so a sense of autonomy of machine cannot be achieved technically. although artificial intelligence can deal with text, number, and symbol, it cannot truly understand their meaning and only runs according to predetermined programs. the other school takes the opposite view: who believe that the research on brain neuroscience and artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing, the product iteration of artificial intelligence has exponential improvement in various parameters and indexes, the tasks that were initially believed to be completed only by human beings can also be completed more efficiently by artificial intelligence, with the development of natural language processing technology, machines can talk like people, even has a certain emotional colour. therefore, the generation of a sense of autonomy of artificial intelligence is not impossible [10]. should artificial intelligence acquire a sense of autonomy, it would pose ethical challenges to human society, and it is necessary to prevent artificial intelligence from engaging in behaviours that harm society. 2. risk of moral anomie chatgpt does not have a sense of autonomy at present, therefore, it lacks human reflective ability and moral sense. so, will chatgpt output unethical content? according to response of chatgpt, "my response content is subject to strict rules and can only answer contents that meet the law and moral, it is not allowed to answer unethical content such as violence, porn, discrimination, bias." when users enter sensitive words that break the law and moral, chatgpt will remind and warn them. on a technical level, chatgpt uses the human feedback reinforcement learning technology, in the process of model training, human annotators need to provide sample answers to certain questions or to score and rank the different answers output by the model, so that the answers of model can more accord with human expectations. however, human annotators are influenced by their personal values and social culture, their morals values are not universal, it is difficult to avoid personal or social bias, this bias will be incorporated into chatgpt’s training model, making output contents only represent the moral values of some societies or cultures, and has bias against the morals of other cultures. 3. risk of artificial intelligence dependence and human alienation chatgpt may lead humans into an "algorithmic comfort zone" when people use artificial intelligence, the algorithm learns to understand human choice preferences and forms a comfort zone by outputting results that cater to such preferences, that impacts human psychology and behaviours [11]. in the comfort zone of the algorithm, individuals receive more information that is consistent with their original cognitive system and values, and their original cognitive structure will be continuously solidified, form "information cocoon", and reject new knowledge and multiple values. on the basis of powerful natural language processing technology, chatgpt can talk to users with anthropomorphic language and even reply with emotional contents, it is no longer a cold machine but seems to have some kind of personality. this may make users build emotional connections and dependency with chatgpt in the process of long-term conversations, and develop social relationship, prompting the ethical issues of man-machine relationships [12]. in the digital society, everything, including human cognition, behaviour and even emotion can be digitized, algorithm can make decisions based on these data as humans do, this may promt society’s transition from human-centered to data-centered, and there is alienation risk for humans to become 'digital humans' [13]. it's also possible for human to think like machine while we attempt to make machines think like humans, and gradually lose their morals, emotions, and values [14]. 4. reconstruction of human subject value the change of production technology will create change in productivity and production relations. in the artificial intelligence society, mental labour of more and more industries and positions can greatly improve efficiency or even be completely replaced with the help of artificial intelligence, and the value of human is challenged. with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, there will be new stratification in social classes, those few people who master artificial intelligence technology, create artificial intelligence machines, and navigate artificial intelligence capital will become a special class, and they use artificial intelligence create huge economic value. under such a system, most people can hardly create enough economic value and may end up in "useless class" [15]. computing power serves as the core productive factor for artificial intelligence, the increasingly wide application of artificial intelligence requires powerful computing power to 25 sustain them, more and more computing devices and resources need to be invested. one concern believes that as this trend develops, artificial intelligence will no longer be a tool to serve human; on the contrary, human may become tool to provide computing resources for artificial intelligence, and human subjectivity will be cleared up [16] therefore, human subject value faces the risk of reconstruction. artificial intelligence may provoke a crisis of human identity [17], human will have to rethink their natural and social values as well as unique values that distinguish them from artificial intelligence, and it will also certainly push major changes in social relations and social structures. 4. legal risks of chatgpt 1 whether powerful artificial intelligence can become a legal subject the current legal systems of countries around the world have not established clear rules concerning the legal subject status of artificial intelligence, the research on this issue in law circle also remain inconclusive [18], and there are mainly the following views: there is the idea that powerful artificial intelligence does not have a sense of autonomy as humans at present, it lacks knowledge of the significance of its output contents and behavioural, but merely operates on the basis of predetermined algorithm, it does not have rationality, empathy and responsibility, cannot assume the corresponding legal responsibility, therefore it does not have the status of legal subject [19]. the opposite view is that although powerful artificial intelligence temporarily does not have a sense of autonomy, it also has some ability of autonomous judgment, autonomous decision making, and autonomous behaviour, and it should be responsible for the consequences of its behaviour. should a powerful artificial intelligence exhibit behaviour that jeopardizes society, it should also be subject to legal liability [20]. moreover, given the rapid learning and evolutionary ability of powerful artificial intelligence, it could transcend its algorithms and develop a sense of autonomy. therefore, in order to curb the social and legal risks that powerful artificial intelligence may bring, it should be given the status of legal subject, so that it can be better regulated and serve the wellbeing of human [21]. 2. the issue of ownership of copyright of generated works chatgpt, as an aigc type of artificial intelligence, there are two major debates on the copyright ownership issue of the generated contents of chatgpt: first, whether the generated contents of chatgpt can be recognized as a work. article 3 of china's copyright law states that "work" is "intellectual achievements in the fields of literature, art and science that have originality and can be expressed in a certain form". thus, it can be seen that the core of the recognition of "work" is the element of "originality". as generated contents of chatgpt go, some argue that the contents are merely duplications or reconfigurations of information in the training database, produced by specific algorithms [22], which is a kind of procedural creation and does not have originality, some scholars believe that human creative inspiration does not appear without foundation, it is also based on the learning of extensive knowledge, algorithm of chatgpt simulates the neural network of the human brain, the contents produced through deep learning have a certain originality [23], so it can be regarded as a "work" second, whether chatgpt can be the copyright owner. article 9 of the copyright law states that copyright owners include authors and other natural persons, legal persons or unincorporated organizations that enjoy copyright according to law. therefore, as a legal entity, the developer of the artificial intelligence can claim ownership over the generated content. in 2019, tencent suedyingxun company for infringing the copyright of works generated by dream writer, an artificial intelligence robot developed by tencent, people's court of shenzhen nanshan district of shenzhen supported it [24]. however, this also need to refer to the agreement between the software developer and the user. according to user terms of openai, openai transfer all rights to the contents generated by chatgpt to the user as long as the user complies with the contents in the use terms [25], and does not claim copyright to the generated content. given the controversy, the right to attribution of generated content is not provided in china's " administrative provisions on generative artificial intelligence services (draft for comments)" released on march 16, 2023, the united states copyright office issued chapter 37 of part 202 of the u.s. regulations, it clearly states that works generated entirely by artificial intelligence platforms such as chatgpt are not protected by copyright law [26]. the introduction of this law plays an exemplary role for relevant legislation worldwide. 3. data compliance and security risks chatgpt may entail compliance risks pertaining to its data sources. chatgpt is a large language model trained on a large database, and although openai claims that the data comes from public information on the web, the nature of the public information collected remains unclear, whether the methods used to access such information are lawful, whether the information is publicly available, and whether authorization is required. therefore, should a developer deliberately or inadvertently incorporate unauthorized materials, issues concerning the compliance of data sources could surface, and the generated contents may draw on these unauthorized materials, as a result, infringement disputes of intellectual property appear. there may be security risks of personal information protection in chatgpt. chatgpt's terms of use stipulate that openai has the right to use the information entered by users. users may enter personally identifiable information or personal privacy information in the process of using chatgpt, this information could be retained by the software or employed for training, posing data security concerns, and faces the risk of violating the eu's general data protection regulation and china's personal information protection law. there may be leaking risk of trade secret in chatgpt. as chatgpt is integrated with office software and are increasingly used in work scenarios, people are bound to use it to handle a lot of business information, which may include trade secrets, there exist certain security risks. therefore, some companies have expressly prohibited employees from using chatgpt to process confidential work-related information [27]. there may be risk of illegally use in chatgpt. chatgpt has the capability to write code, it may be used by lawbreaker to write malicious code and develop malware for making illegal benefits. chatgpt can also check vulnerabilities in websites or software, hackers can use vulnerabilities to engage in network attacks on targets, harming network security [28]. 4. risks of algorithmic black box and algorithmic 26 hegemony the algorithmic black box of artificial intelligence is the non-openness and opacity of the processing process between the input information and output results of the algorithm [29].there are three main reasons behind this: firstly, because algorithms are extremely technical and complex, their development requires large talent and resource costs, which belong to intellectual property, developers are reluctant to actively open the contents of algorithms from the angle of commercial interests; secondly, even if the algorithm code is unrevealed, the vast majority of ordinary users and even technicians cannot fully understand all the contents; thirdly, partial content of algorithms based on neural network technology are formed by deep automatic learning [30], not written by human, developers cannot fully grasp their learning process and accurately predict their output results, these algorithms are inherently black-box in nature. algorithmic black box may lead to algorithmic hegemony. the complexity and opacity of artificial intelligence algorithm can only be mastered by a very small number of technicians or companies, since algorithms are powerful productivity tools, those who have mastered algorithm wield algorithmic power, which may even lead to algorithm hegemony if they cannot be effectively regulated. 5. regulation of ethics and legal risks of chatgpt 5.1. basic principles of risk regulation of chatgpt in order to guarantee the healthy development of artificial intelligence, develop and use artificial intelligence in accordance with legal and ethical norms, china has issued a series of guidance documents and guidelinesthe state council issued the "development of a new generation of artificial intelligence" in 2017, the ministry of science and technology issued the "governance principles of a new generation of artificial intelligencedeveloping responsible artificial intelligence” in 2019, the ministry of science and technology issued ethical norms of a new generation of artificial intelligence in 2021, and the state internet information office issued the generative artificial intelligence services management rules (consultation paper) in 2023. combining the above documents and methods, the following basic principles should be followed for the regulation of ethical and legal risks of chatgpt: 1. principle of tool positioning artificial intelligence does not yet have a sense of autonomy, but in order to prevent the risk of loss of control of artificial intelligence to human civilization, its positioning needs to be pre-regulated, and the instrumental positioning of artificial intelligence should be made clear and adhered to. ensure that artificial intelligence is always under human control, promote harmonious man-machine collaboration, give humans the right to choose whether to use artificial intelligence, and the right to withdraw form and terminate the operation of artificial intelligence at any time. the development and application of chatgpt technology should aim at promoting human welfare, should meet common human values and ethics, should be people-oriented, technology can be used for people and serve people, and continuously promote the development of productivity and social progress. 2. principle of safety and lawfulness the technology development and product services of artificial intelligence should be carried out in accordance with laws and regulations, artificial intelligence should not be abused to engage in activities that harm national security and social stability, infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of others, or violate morals, ethics, laws and regulations. chatgpt should ensure the compliance and legality of training data sources, should not use non-public or unauthorized data; respect and protect users' personal privacy, fully ensure users' right to know and consent in all aspects of collecting, storing and processing personal information, strengthen data security monitoring, prevent leakage of users' personal and commercial information; ensure users' data "right to be forgotten", and improve the mechanism for canceling personal data authorization. 3. principle of transparency and reliability breaking the black box of algorithm, improving transparency, interpretability and understandability in the development and application of chatgpt algorithm, achieve algorithmic verifiability, oversight, traceability and predictability within the "black box" through proactive public or independent agency reviews, ensure the compliance, legality, fairness and justice of the algorithm, and increase the trust of users and society for the artificial intelligence algorithm. 4. principle of fair sharing the development of artificial intelligence should promote fairness and impartiality, chatgpt should minimize data and algorithm discrimination to the greatest exten possible in the process of data training and algorithm development, ensure users' right to fair access to chatgpt. artificial intelligence should be popularized and shared throughout societyin order to bridge the digital divide and narrow developmental disparities across regions, and share the development gains of artificial intelligence. in order to prevent technological hegemony caused by technological blockade and monopoly, it is necessary to strengthen open collaboration, joint research and development, joint share among governments, enterprises, and research institutions, and promote the development of artificial intelligence technology and the progress of human civilization. 5. principle of shared responsibility developers, users and managers of chatgpt should enhance their sense of self-discipline and responsibility, and strictly abide by laws and regulations and ethical norms related to artificial intelligence. accountability mechanism of artificial intelligence should be established, adhering to the status of human responsibility subject, clarifying the responsibilities of developers, users and managers and other relevant subjects, each performs its own responsibility, assume accountability, vigilantly forestall the ethical and legal risks that may arise from artificial intelligence, promote shared governance and full-cycle governance, and always ensure that the development of and always ensure that the development of artificial intelligence serves to enhance human well-being. 5.2. regulating path of ethical and legal risk of chatgpt 1. encouraging the development of autonomous, safe and controllable technologies artificial intelligence technology, represented by chatgpt, may bring changes in production methods and leaps in productivity, a country's advancement in artificial intelligence 27 will have an increasingly significant impact on its economic development level and affect its position in international competition." on march 16, 2023, baidu launched its large language model "ernie bot" with five core functions literary creation, commercial copywriting, mathematical logic reasoning, chinese comprehension and multi-modal generation. however, its actual performance falls far short of chatgpt's [31]. this reflects that there is still a certain gap in china's current technological level in the field of artificial intelligence in comparison with the united states. in addition, due to the technological blockade of the united states, china also faces a "bottleneck" in artificial intelligence computing infrastructurechips and imports. therefore, it is imperative to actively develop autonomous, secure, and controllable artificial intelligence technologies. the government should improve the industrial layout of artificial intelligence, give policy guidance and support to the development of artificial intelligence industry, encourage qualified enterprises and research institutions to actively invest in the field of artificial intelligence, and increase the research and development of the underlying technology of artificial intelligence and the construction of infrastructure. support the development and application of ai technologies through dedicated funding, major scientific projects, tax incentives for businesses, loans, financing and other means, continue to make up for the weak links of the core technology, independently studying and manufacturing chips, improving the basic computing power of artificial intelligence, breaking through the technical blockade, and solving the "bottleneck" problem. under the market economy system, enterprises, especially internet technology giant companies, should become the main body of artificial intelligence technology development and industrialization, follow policy guidance, take full advantage of government policies and financial support, step up investments in r&d of fundamental hardware and core technologies, and accelerate the deployment of relevant industries, promote the transformation of technological achievements and commercial applications, form good cycle of economic benefits and scientific and technological research and development, continuously narrow the technological gap with the world's leading companies, and master independent, controllable and advanced artificial intelligence technologies. as individuals in the era of artificial intelligence, we should keep up with trends in technological and social progress, and fully recognize that ai has become a key productive tool deeply embedded in our work and lives, should maintain open and tolerant attitude towards artificial intelligence, avoid excessive worry about the transformative impact of artificial intelligence technology, actively learn to understand the technical connotations of artificial intelligence, master the use of artificial intelligence products, man-machine collaboration, improve learning and working efficiency, and improve living standards and well-being. 2.improving legislation and justice of artificial intelligence with the accelerated development and extensive adoption of ai technologies, there is a heightened awareness of their potential hazards, hence, various countries have enacted laws and regulations to govern ai development. in january 2021, the united states issued the national artificial intelligence initiative act, it carries out a top-level design for development of artificial intelligence, sets up a series of special agencies, establishes a systematic management mechanism from top to bottom, and enhance the development and governance of artificial intelligence [32]. in march 2023, the eu published the artificial intelligence act, this act is premised on european ethical and legal norms, categorizing the risks of ai systems into four tiers: minimum risk, limited risk, high risk, and unacceptable risk, adopted corresponding regulatory measures centered around governance at the source of ai and set strict pre-review process. in china, in november 2022, the cyberspace administration of china, together with the ministry of industry and information technology and the ministry of public security, released the provisions on the governance of deep synthesis of internet information services, which proposed systematic governance scheme to prevent the risks of content generated by artificial intelligence [33]; in april 2023, the cyberspace administration of china formulated the governance measures for generative ai services (draft for solicitation of comments) based on the network security law, the data security law, the personal information protection law, and other laws and administrative regulations; however, the relevant stipulations remain to be further refined. at the judicial level, due to the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology and the lagging of legal regulation, it is bound to raise new issues and bring new challenges to judicial practice. the judiciary should step up professional training in ai jurisprudence, promote cooperation and exchange, study and trial of cases, case summaries, and keep up with the times in applying ai technologies to judicial practice, continuously improve judicial capa and efficiency, hear cases related to artificial intelligence such as intellectual property infringement, personal information leakage, and commercial disputes in accordance with the law, improve judicial construction in the field of artificial intelligence, and promote the healthy development of artificial intelligence industry. 3. building diversified governance system addressing the ethical and legal risks posed by ai technologies such as chatgpt necessitates a multi-pronged governance framework in which the government, companies, research institutions and users share the responsibility. as the role of coordinator, the government should topdown design an administrative system for ai development, systematically govern ai development, deployment and regulation across various levels, such as macro policies, legal systems, and administrative regulations. from the perspective of dynamic governance, the government can exercise oversight over the entire process before, during and after events. first, in the regulating link before the event, the government set technical standards and access thresholds for the artificial intelligence industry, strictly check the business qualifications, workforce composition, technology capabilities, capital status, hardware facilities, safety norms, records of violations and other information of artificial intelligence technology companies, support those that meet the conditions and deny those that do not meet the conditions; second, in the process of supervision during the event, the government set up or third-party independent regulators to monitor potential ethical and legal hazards across all aspects of ai algorithm development, data storage, processing, and business deployment, pierce the algorithmic black box, promptly identify and regulate unlawful conduct by developers and users; in the process of supervision after the 28 event, various illegal and irregular behaviors such as vthics, iolation of edata leakage, and intellectual property infringement in the process of development and application of the company should be strictly handled according to the law. according to the concept of meta-regulating governance, enterprises and scientific institutions, as the primary actors driving ai technology development and application, should reinforce self-regulation [34]. first, enterprises and scientific institutions should make perfect internal management systems such as technical norms, ethical norms, and safety norms of artificial intelligence development and application in accordance with the law, and set special internal supervision departments to supervise the whole process of technology development and application; second, in the process of artificial intelligence technology development, enterprises and scientific institutions should use technical means and strengthen management, obtain data through legal channels, ensure data storage security, process data in compliance with laws and regulations, and avoid ethical risks such as algorithm discrimination; furthermore, enterprises and scientific institutions should actively fulfill their social responsibility disclosure mechanisms, open information on data sources, storage and processing, and actively disclose possible negative impacts on society, users and other relevant stakeholders in the process of development and application of artificial intelligence technology, and accept public supervision. users, as users of chatgpt and other human intelligence tools, 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(in chinese). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 33 research on voltage sag detection algorithm based on regional transmission system jinyu wang, haolin shi school of electrical & information engineering, northeast petroleum university, daqing, china abstract: voltage sag is the most common power quality issue and often brings huge economic losses. to achieve voltage sag prevention and compensation, it is necessary to effectively detect voltage sag characteristics. an ieee-39 node system model is built using simulink, combined with common aer transformation methods and αβ. the transformation method accurately detects voltage sag accidents and incorporates a derivative algorithm, greatly reducing the detection delay and meeting the real-time and accuracy requirements of actual systems. keywords: voltage sag; αβ testing; derivative transformation. 1. introduction voltage sag is a phenomenon in the power system. according to the definition of the international institute of electrical and electronic engineers (ieee), voltage sag refers to the phenomenon where the root means square value of voltage in certain areas of the power supply network decreases to 90% to 10% of the rated voltage under the action of power frequency voltage, lasting for a short period of half a cycle to 1 minute, and then returns to normal on its own [13]. there are many reasons for voltage sag in the power system, including system phase to phase short circuit faults and ground short circuit faults, lightning strikes, capacitor bank switching, start-up of large capacity induction motors, and switch on/off operations. among them, the vast majority of voltage sags are caused by inter phase short circuit faults and ground short circuit faults. after a short circuit fault occurs in the system, the current in the circuit sharply increases, causing a voltage drop. the closer the fault point is, the lower the voltage, which affects the normal operation of the equipment and causes a large number of economic losses. in the analysis and calculation of voltage sag, the three most recognized main characteristic quantities are the amplitude value, duration, and phase jump of voltage sag. these characteristic quantities can be used to describe the severity and impact range of voltage sags. according to the definition of voltage sag, it can be known that the amplitude of voltage sag is the depth at which the sag occurs, which is the root mean square value of the voltage. it is commonly expressed as a unit value in calculations. the duration of voltage sag is the time difference between the occurrence and end of the sag [4-6]. in actual engineering measurements, the duration of the sag process varies depending on the magnitude of the voltage sag. in addition, before and after the accident, the phase angle may undergo a jump phenomenon [7]. this type of jump usually occurs in systems with high impedance or three-phase asymmetric faults. the principle of the effective value calculation method is relatively simple and the calculation speed is fast, but in practical analysis, the phase jump of voltage sag cannot be detected, and there is still a period of delay. the wavelet transform method has many advantages, but it relies on the selection of wavelet bases and has not yet been widely applied [8,9]. this article focuses on the research of commonly used detection algorithms and adopts a transformation method based on derivative improvement, which greatly shortens the delay problem of conventional detection methods and accurately detects the amplitude and start stop time of voltage sag. 2. voltage sag detection algorithm 2.1. effective value calculation method the effective value calculation method determines the time domain in which voltage sag occurs by the ratio of the effective value of the voltage to the rated value within a certain time period, and then obtains it by sampling the root mean square value of a cycle within the time domain. the voltage data collected in practical applications is often integer or natural data, so the calculation formula is as follows: 2 rms 1 ( ) t kn t u u t kn    (1) in the formula, k is the number of sampling cycles, and n is the number of sampling times per cycle. iec61000-4-30 recommends using full wave as a sampling period and updating the sampling data every half cycle [10,11]. in order to detect voltage sag accidents in real time, in practical applications, the unit is usually the collected voltage data of one cycle, and then the sliding average method is used to calculate. by using the sliding average method to calculate, a new voltage effective value can be obtained to replace the previous effective value, thus achieving continuous updates of the voltage effective value at each sampling point. the formula is as follows: 2 rms 1 1 ( ) ( ) t k t k n u k u t n       (2) the simulation diagram of the effective value calculation method is shown in the following figure: fig 1. voltage sag waveform 34 fig 2. calculation results of the effective value of the positive period method fig 3. calculation results of effective value of half cycle method figure 1 shows the voltage sag waveform, with a set voltage sag amplitude of 0.5 p.u., a frequency of 50 hz, and a sag duration of approximately three cycles, which is 60 ms. figure 2 shows the calculation results of the effective value of voltage sag using one cycle. from the figure, it can be analyzed that there is a delay time of up to one cycle before the voltage sag reaches the set sag amplitude, and there is still a delay time of one cycle before the end of the voltage sag. this is because the sliding average value uses data of one cycle, so its real-time performance in practical applications is not good. figure 3 shows the calculation results of the effective value of voltage sag using a half cycle method. from the analysis in the figure, it can be seen that although the delay time of the half cycle method is reduced by half compared to the positive cycle method, there is still a delay time of one cycle before the sag reaches the set amplitude. in practical applications, this sampling method must increase the number of sampling points to reduce detection errors, but the sampling data of the first half cycle needs to be used in the calculation, so the real-time performance is not enough, and this method cannot clearly provide the start and end time of voltage sag, and further improvement is needed. 2.2. defect voltage method the defect voltage method is defined as a method that uses the difference between the actual voltage and the ideal rated voltage on the time axis to quickly determine the actual voltage sag amplitude and phase change. the ideal voltage ur is: r 1 1( ) sin( )u t u t   (3) the voltage usag after a transient occurs is: sag 2 2( ) sin(u t u t    (4) the difference between the above two voltages leads to the defect voltage urs being: rs r sag 3 3( ) ( ) ( ) sin( )u t u t u t u t     (5) according to the calculation principle of trigonometric functions, the amplitude u3 and phase of the defect voltage can be obtainedφ3, the formula is as follows: 2 2 3 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 2 2 2 cos( ) sin sin arctan cos cos u u u u u u u u u                 (6) the simulation diagram of the defect voltage method is shown in the following figure: fig 4. voltage sag waveform fig 5. calculation results of defect voltage method 2.3. wavelet transform method the wavelet transform method, as an improved method based on fourier transform, is a mathematical tool that can analyze both frequency and time domains simultaneously. compared to the traditional fourier transform, the wavelet transform method introduces a scaling factor and a delay factor to construct a time-frequency adjustable window for signal analysis. this method can use wavelet basis functions with different features to represent the signal, thus obtaining the multi-resolution characteristics of the signal and solving the defect that fourier transform cannot analyze the timefrequency domain simultaneously [12]. the basic principle is as follows: the formula for wavelet decomposition of signal f(t)is: j-1 j j( ) ( ) ( )p f t p f t d f t  (7) in the above equation, pj f(t)is the projection of f(t)on vj, and dj f(t)is the projection of f(t)on the orthogonal complementary space wj of vj. the expressions pj f(t)and dj f(t)are: (j) j k jk (j) k j jk ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) k p f t x t x p f t t          (8) (j) j k jk (j) k j jk jk ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ), ( ) k d f t d t d d f t t f t t            (9) in the above equation, ( ) k jx is the discrete approximation of f(t)at j resolution, ( ) k jd is the discrete approximation of f(t)at j resolution, ϕjk(t)is its scaling function, ψjk(t)is a wavelet function, the voltage sag signal decomposed by wavelet transform method is shown in figure 6. fig 6. wavelet transform decomposition of sag signal 35 from the figure, it can be seen that the two points where the modulus maximum appears in the d1 layer correspond to the starting and ending times of the voltage sag, which also indicates a sudden change in the signal at that time. it can be clearly seen that the wavelet transform method can accurately determine when the voltage sag occurs and when it ends. at the same time, the wavelet transform can obtain the characteristic quantity of the voltage sag amplitude value changing over time without losing data. however, the wavelet transform method also has drawbacks. the essence of using the wavelet transform method to solve the calculation is to analyze the convolution of the temporary signal and the wavelet basis, and the temporary signal is projected on different scales of wavelet basis to extract the time-frequency characteristics of the temporary signal. however, the characteristics of the wavelet are different, and the wavelet basis needs to be selected. therefore, the accuracy of signal detection depends on the selection of wavelet basis. 2.4. dq0 transformation method the principle of instantaneous reactive power theory is to use park transform to convert the three-phase voltage ac component of the system into the dc component in the dq0 rotating coordinate, and then conduct real-time analysis of these electrical quantities. converting from abc coordinate system to dq coordinate system: a d b q c u u c u u u              (10) in the equation, c is the transformation matrix from the abc coordinate system to the dq coordinate system, and the expression for c is as follows: sin sin( 2 3) sin( 2 3)2 cos cos( 2 3) cos( 2 3)3 t t t c t t t                      (11) in the equation, sin(ωt), cos(ωt) is a sine and cosine signal with the same phase as the a-phase voltage. the ideal threephase voltage signal is shown in equation (12): a b c 2 sin 2 sin( 2 3) 2 sin( 2 3) u u t u u t u u t              (12) from the equation, it can be seen that the three-phase voltage transformation results in the dc component ud, and the transformation result is: d q 1 3 0 u u u            (13) from the above formula, it can be seen that the d-axis component reflects the effective value of the voltage, which is obtained by dq0 transformation to obtain the effective value of the three-phase voltage. because there is no phase jump problem in a symmetrical three-phase voltage sag, considering that the phase has been recalculated, the result of equation (13) can be obtained. therefore, based on this method, the amplitude of the sag voltage can be determined instantaneously. however, in practical power systems, most of the faults that occur on the transmission line are voltage sags caused by asymmetric short circuit faults. at this time, the voltage phase will change, so the above methods cannot solve this problem. therefore, in practical engineering applications, the method of instantaneous reactive power is rarely considered. but based on this, many scholars have proposed new methods that can detect voltage sags in actual power systems. the instantaneous dq transformation method described in the next section is an improvement of this method. 3. analysis of voltage sag application 3.1. application analysis based on dq transformation method the dq transformation method of virtual three-phase voltage is a detection algorithm evolved based on the abc-dq transformation idea. its construction process is based on three-phase symmetry, utilizing the phase difference characteristic of 120 ° between three-phase voltages in a symmetrical system, selecting one of the phase voltages as the input signal, and generating a virtual three-phase voltage signal for detection through dq0 transformation. assuming phase a as an example, the root mean square value of the fundamental voltage is u and the initial phase is 0. consider the disturbance as the sum of all high-frequency oscillation signals, where the phase voltage is: h a h h2 sin 2 sin( ) tu u t u h t e      (14) in the formula, uh is the root mean square value of the h high-frequency signal θh is the initial phase angle and hte is the attenuation index. using the a-phase voltage ua as the reference voltage, a virtual three-phase voltage can be constructed by leading and lagging them by 120 ° respectively. that is, by delaying ua 60°, -uc can be obtained. then, by using ua+ub+uc=0, ub can be obtained. then, ub and uc are represented as: h h b h h π ( ) 3ω h h 2 sin 2 sin( ) 2 sin( ) 3 2 sin( ) 3 t t u u t u t u h t e h u h t e                     (15) h π ( ) 3ω c h h2 sin( ) 2 sin( ) 3 3 th u u t u h t e          (16) decompose the above ua, ub and uc into fundamental and high-frequency components, and substitute them into equation (10). after calculation, it can be obtained that: h h h h π ( ) 3ω d h h-1 h h-1 π ( ) 3ω h h+1 h h+1 3 sin( ) sin( ) 3 3 sin( ) sin( ) 3 3 tt tt h u u u e u e h u e u e                                  (17) h h h h π ( ) 3ω q h h-1 h h-1 π ( ) 3ω h h+1 h h+1 1 sin( ) cos( ) 3 33 1 sin( ) cos( ) 3 33 tt tt h u u e u e h u e u e                                   (18) from the above two equations, it can be seen that the fundamental effective value of the voltage in ud is reflected as the dc component, and the h-th high-frequency oscillation component can be obtained by adding h±1 high-frequency oscillation component. due to the absence of a direct current component in the mathematical operation results of uq, and the similarity between the d-axis conversion and the highfrequency oscillation signal transformation, ud cannot reflect the effective value of the fundamental voltage. in order to obtain the root, mean square value of the response in an 36 instant, it is necessary to use filtering technology to decompose the dc component of the d-axis when the system is subjected to severe interference. when there is no phase angle change during a voltage sag accident, the dc component can be decomposed using the above method to obtain the root mean square value of the fundamental voltage. the existence of a voltage sag accident can be confirmed based on whether the root mean square value has changed. when there is a phase angle change during a voltage sag accident, assuming that the effective value of the voltage is usag and the phase jump angle is α.the fundamental component of phase a voltage can be expressed as a sag2 (sin ω )u u t   .assuming that there are still high-frequency oscillation components in the voltage when the phase angle changes, in order to obtain the b and c twophase voltages, the above method can be used to delay the a phase voltage by 60 °,and the obtained three-phase voltage can be substituted into (10) to calculate the dc component ud in the d and q voltage components, respectively udα and uqα,obtain the following expression: dα sag3 cosu u  (19) qα sag3 sinu u   (20) the above two dc components udα and uqα for known quantities, the amplitude and phase jump of the sag voltage can be obtained separately based on the above two equations, and the expression is as follows: 2 2 sag dα qα 3 3 u u u  (21) qα qα 2 2 sag dα qα 3 arcsin arcsin 3 u u u u u                 (22) can accurately and quickly decompose two dc components udα and uqα, the voltage sag amplitude and phase jump can be obtained. currently, low-pass filters (lpf) are commonly used to decompose the dc components from the dq transform. figure 7 is a flowchart for constructing a virtual three-phase voltage detection voltage sag. the application analysis of the sag amplitude detection waveform in the 39-node model using the dq transformation method has been conducted in the following chapter, and will not be repeated here [13-15]. fig 7. flow chart of dq transformation method 3.2. be based on αβ application analysis of transformation method αβ the transformation method is a commonly used method in power system control, which originates from the dq transformation method. by converting the three-phase voltage in the abc coordinate system into a static one αβ under the coordinate system, the amplitude of the required voltage signal can be obtained. the specific formula is as follows: a α b β c 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 0 2 2 u u u u u                      (23) voltage u at α axis and the projection of the β axis represents the voltage at the instantaneous components in the αβ coordinate system are ud=ucosφ and uq=usinφ. uα and uβ the formula for transforming to the dq coordinate system is as follows: d α q β cos sin sin cos u ut t u ut t                  (24) the transformation between the αβ coordinate system and dq coordinate system is shown in figure 8: βq d α u1cos(ωt+φ)  u1 u1cosφ u1sinφ φ  u1sin(ωt+φ)  ωt . fig 8. αβ conversion diagram with dq coordinate system according to relevant calculations, the amplitude and phase of the voltage can be obtained as: 2 2 sag d qu u u  (25) d q arctan u u    (26) in the power system, single-phase to ground short circuit fault is the most common type of fault. to detect such faults, it is possible to use αβ transform method to obtain amplitude information of voltage sag. specifically, in the αβ in the transformation method, it is necessary to construct the threephase voltage of the system and convert it to a static state αβ in the coordinate system. due to uα to be ahead of uβ 90°, therefore single-phase voltage can be set as a reference signal to achieve rotation of the coordinate system: a αsin( )u u t u    (27) delay uα by 90 ° again to obtain: β sin( ) cos( ) 2 u u t u t        (28) the above formulas will αβ coordinate method is directly converted to the dq transformation method to calculate the amplitude of the voltage. the following is passed αβ transformation method is used to simulate the simulation detection circuit of voltage sag. similar to the dq transformation method detection circuit, a second-order butterworth filter is used, with a cutoff frequency of 60 hz. by setting the filter, the impact of noise signals on the detection results can be effectively reduced, and the stability and reliability of the system can be improved. the system sampling frequency is set to 100 khz, αβ transformation method detection circuit is shown in figure 9: 37 fig 9. αβ detection circuit diagram of transformation method the waveform of the obtained voltage sag amplitude is shown in figure 10: fig 10. αβ amplitude detection waveform of transformation method from the simulation results, it can be seen that using αβ effect of using transformation method to detect voltage sag is very obvious and can accurately detect voltage sag accidents. however, it should be noted that when constructing threephase voltage, αβ transformation method requires a 90 ° delay. this means that this method has certain limitations in realtime performance and cannot meet the requirements of modern power systems for real-time monitoring and protection of sensitive equipment. 3.3. based on improvement αβ application analysis of transformation method the above two sections discuss the dq transformation method and αβ the application of transformation method in ieee-39 node system has analyzed and clarified the delay problem caused by these two methods in constructing threephase voltage of the system. in response to this issue, this section continues to discuss the methods used to construct the three-phase voltages ua, ub and uc of the system. to solve the delay problem generated during the construction process, which is to solve the conventional dq transformation method and αβ the problem of data asynchrony caused by delay in the transformation method will continue to be addressed αβ transformation method for improvement. in the light of αβ. the delay problem in the transformation method is addressed in this section by using the method of function differentiation to construct the three-phase voltage of the system. specifically, it is known that α calculate the voltage phasor of the shaft and the derivative value of its voltage phasor, and then use α derive the voltage phasor of the shaft β the voltage phasor of the axis is directly derived through differentiation, without directly transforming the delay problem of the coordinate axis, so it can solve the conventional problem of asynchronous data during detection using αβ transformation methods. derive equation (27) to obtain: ' α cos( )u u t    (29) ' β α cos( )u u u t     (30) according to the convention αβ the process of transformation is calculated. improved αβ the detection circuit of the transformation method is shown in figure 10, and the improved method has set up ∆u/∆t modules to simulate the derivative transformation. the sampling frequency of the system remains unchanged, and a secondorder butterworth filter with a cutoff frequency of 60 hz is continued for filtering. the waveform of the voltage transient amplitude value obtained is shown in figure 11: fig 11. improved αβ detection circuit diagram of transformation method fig 12. improved αβ amplitude detection waveform of transformation method from the amplitude detection waveform of the voltage sag mentioned above, it can be seen that the improved αβ transformation method can effectively detect voltage sags, as previously constructed αβ. the shaft voltage has not undergone delay conversion, so this method has good realtime performance. in addition, improved αβ transformation method can reduce the impact of system oscillation in the process of waveform detection. by using butterworth filter, the anti-interference ability to harmonics and distortion is enhanced. 4. conclusion this article conducts research and analysis on commonly 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artificial intelligence, but also to improve the fun of the game, the challenging. in this project, we will use logistic regression algorithm and support vector machine to automate the machine to play the dinosaur parkour game in google chrome, through the training of logistic regression and svm, so that the machine can operate and control the dinosaur to jump and crouch to achieve high score. keywords: machine learning; autoplay; logistic regression; support vector machine; gaming ai. 1. background and significance of the study nowadays, artificial intelligence is a hot topic in our daily life, and in recent years, with the outbreak of the third artificial intelligence boom more and more scientists and researchers are involved in it, so that the development of artificial intelligence technology is advancing day by day, although the current artificial intelligence is still not able to show the general wisdom of human beings, but unknowingly our life has long been inseparable from the help of artificial intelligence. besides that, people's material living standards improve, more needs come from entertainment, games and other aspects, data show that after entering the twenty-first century, people's demand for video games is growing. in order to meet the needs of the majority of players, and increase the playability of the game as well as fun, to improve the playability and fun of the game mainly two points, one is the innovation of the game, innovation is the core of our development, novel game content, different game operation, in the game to experience a different life, play different characters, is the main original video game to attract players, followed by the challenge of the game. the sense of achievement after the difficult completion of the task, "elden ring" is a very difficult rpg (role-playing game) released in 2022, the main gameplay is to explore the open world to complete the task, challenge the powerful enemies, the game's enemies will also be strengthened according to the growth of the player, in the open world, the enemy will be based on the player's behavior to block or counterattack and other behaviors, there is no fixed template of the enemy according to the level of the player adaptive to improve the difficulty of the game and improve the challenge of the game. this is also true for npcs in shooter games including call of duty, where the novel play patterns of these more intelligent npc characters have improved the playability and interest of the game [1]. therefore, the application of ai technology in video games has become a trend in the development of video games, and major game makers have introduced ai technology to improve the competitiveness of their games, with japanese game maker nintendo cooperating with japan's largest ai development company heroz, china's tencent creating the "kaiwu" ai game platform, and netease creating the first game in china. netease also created the first domestic game ai development studio "fuxi lab", the united states blizzard entertainment also cooperated with google's deepmind, and recently ubisoft, a multinational game company, independently developed an ai tool for automatically generating video game npc dialogues. first of all, for developers, it can assist game development, reduce game production costs, make game development convenient, produce higher quality games in a shorter time, reduce the workload of developers, and make the game realistic in the player's game experience, improve playability and fun. 2. current status of domestic and international research when artificial intelligence technology was not introduced into the development of video games, the behavior of npc characters interacting with players in the game was designed in advance and would not change according to the player's operation or environmental changes caused by the player. npcs also can make corresponding responses based on the player's actions. the most prominent form is the fighting game in which the ai controls the npcs as the player's enemies to fight [1]. the most classic and familiar application of artificial intelligence in games is the application in chess games, the best of which is alphago, the ai that defeated the human go champion. was introduced, which defeated alphago, and alphazero outperformed other super-level ai in go, chess, and chess. however, alphazero is not suitable as an opponent for human players because alphazero is too powerful for almost all human players. if a game is too easy or too difficult, then players will give up on the game. initially, people used a kind of static level distinction between easy, standard, difficult, and similar levels in order to differentiate game levels, and with the development of artificial intelligence technology, people began to consider how to use artificial intelligence to replace the static division. as google who 57 developed alphago zero, they later launched alphadda which is an algorithm that can automatically adjust the difficulty of the game by analyzing the level of the player [2]. the recent development of ghostwriter by ubisoft has also turned game production upside down. this ai tool can automatically generate dialogue for video game npcs, which cannot replace the video game developer but relieves the author of the onerous task. in fact, automatic game play is the basis for training ai game ai, 2019 openai through reinforcement learning methods to train a set of team-based hide-and-seek game ai, they are red seekers and blue hiders, the game environment is scattered with some objects, both sides can grab and lock in place, used to stop each other's line, in many experiments appeared a surprising effects, not only showing superb dexterity to collar tools for dodging or blocking, the ai even learned to work in teams [3]. deepmind, the company that made alphago, partnered with blizzard's starcraft 2 to anonymously enter the game's ladder matchmaking mode with a new ai, alphastar, to play against real players and collect data. at present, the commonly used game artificial intelligence technology mainly includes this kind, first of all, the finite state machine, and then there is the most commonly used technology when building a game decision-making system. it is the simplest, most effective, and most commonly used method in ai systems, such as red alert, mount &blade and other games that require players to give logic, movement and other action commands to the characters in the game. randomness and probability: increase the uncertainty of the game and bring changes to the game. the most typical example is that in fifa, when the player controls the character to shoot, it is not only related to the player's operation, but also adds a certain amount of randomness, avoiding formulated and fixed games. sensor system: take mount &blade as an example. each lord in the game will judge whether to attack or flee based on the strength of his own power and the strength of other lords. this function is realized through the sensor system. there is also the a* pathfinding algorithm: this is a pathfinding algorithm that guides the nps to find the path. it has the characteristics of real-time, stability, and intelligence, such as ai characters in some shooting games call of duty, etc. [4] [5]. 3. research objectives and methods 3.1. research objectives this subject research will use the logic algorithm and the svm algorithm to realize google's dinosaur parkour game. it is a simple parkour game that comes with the google browser. when the network connection is disconnected, this will automatically pop up. you can also use the website to enter the game. this is a parkour game. the gameplay is very simple. when there is an obstacle (cactus, bird) in front of you, press the space to control the little dinosaur to jump and avoid obstacles. in the game, the speed of the little dinosaur will become faster and faster. after reaching a certain score, it will enter the night mode, and the difficulty will be greatly increased. through the logistic regression algorithm, the machine will automatically operate according to the situation. for the convenience of research, ignore in the case of squatting, all operations are avoided by jumping. figure 1. game screenshot 3.2. research methods this topic uses the logistic regression algorithm and support vector machine algorithm. the linear regression, its mathematical model is linear regression plus a special function, this special function is called the activation function. y = wx + b is the basis of linear regression. the algorithm of linear regression is to find a set of optimal w, b, which is the closest to the correct result obtained by the function. after obtaining the optimal solution w, b, we only need to if you want to divide the results into two categories, you can use 1 and -1 to represent it. at this time, you need an activation function to direct all the results to 1 and -1, so that you can successfully classify the results. [6]. figure 2. the working principle of logistic regression the basic model definition of the svm algorithm is that its basic model is a linear classifier with the largest interval defined in the feature space. the largest interval makes it different from the perceptron; the learning strategy of svm is to maximize the interval, which can be formalized as the problem of solving a convex quadratic programming is also equivalent to the problem of minimizing the regularized hinge loss function. it shows many unique advantages in solving small sample, nonlinear and high-dimensional pattern recognition, and can be extended to other machine learning problems such as function fitting. figure 3. the working principle of support vector machine svm also includes kernel tricks which allows it to handle different situations, so it is important to choose the correct kernel function when using the svm algorithm. linear kernel 58 function is k(v1,v2)=<v1,v2> is the kernel function to handle linear problems, poly kernel function k(v1,v2)= (γ<v1,v2> +c)ⁿ is the polynomial kernel function, rbf kernel k (v1,v2) =exp(-γ||v1-v2||²) is the path like kernel function also called gaussian kernel, sigmoid kernel function, and there is a precomputed kernel matrix, which is the kernel matrix given when the kernel function matrix is calculated in advance and will be selected for the algorithm. svm was originally used to deal with binary classification problems, but it can also be used to implement multiple classification, there are two methods one is the one-to-many method (one-versus-rest) in the training of one category as the main category, the other grouped into one category, each category should be used as the main category, so as to do n times svm, in n times to choose the best test results of one, the second category is the one-to-one method (one-versus-one) one svm is designed for each two classes, and there is n (n-1)/2 svms, in which the classification of unknown data is the highest score is the result [7]. 4. experimental process in the python environment imported sklearn, os, cv2, joblib, pil library, etc. we can view the dinosaur game as a classification problem, that is, the image of the current game, the output is 0, 1 of a binary classification problem, where 0 means jump, 1 means not jump project is divided into three main steps, the first is data collection, manual game, through the pil library in the game process continuously intercepts images to collect game data, and the intercepted images are stored in a folder named images. for the processing part of the images, firstly, we need to classify the picked images into folders named jump and none by manual judgment, jump is the case of jumping, the data size is 129 images, none is the case of no jumping, the data size is 253 images. next, the images are read in through the cv2 library and the os library, and those that need to jump are marked as 0 and those that do not need to jump are marked as 1. then the images are coded and transformed into a one-dimensional array. the final step of data processing is to split the data set into a test set and a training set, with the test set accounting for 20% of the total data. the second step is to train the model, through the logistic regression algorithm on the training, will be trained to play the model to save, the number of iterations is 500, the accuracy of 0.94.the last step is to use the trained model is the machine automatically play the game, here used the pynput library, created a space bar to control the small dinosaur jump, run the code, intercept the current game screen, through the training model prediction results, determine whether the need to jump, if necessary, then use the keyboard control through pynput, press the jump button. the results trained by logistic regression can make the little dinosaur run to about 700 points, because after 700 points the game will enter the black sky mode, and logistic regression is more suitable for training the second classification of the model after the black sky cannot automatically carry out the game, which is the limitation of logistic regression. therefore, this project uses the svm algorithm and logistic regression to compare the experiment, and the difference with the logistic regression algorithm is that we divide the intercepted image data into four groups. the svc function is used for classification in svm. since svc is mainly used for binary classification, we add parameters to the function, firstly, the kernel function. therefore, the linear kernel function was chosen for this project, and the one-to-one method was chosen for the multi classification method, and the final result reached 2550 points. table 1. the four sets of data: data item name data meaning type of data data size jump need to jump image 128 none no need to jump image 253 night_jump night and need to jump image 69 night_none night without jumping image 107 table 2. svm parameter selection: parameter parameter value function kernel linear linear kernel function decision_function_shape ovo one-versus-one figure 4. training results and speed of four kernel 5. experimental summary after the experiment, the logistic regression algorithm, to train the model, can exclude some complex situations in the game, the game has been simplified to achieve the training effect but as mentioned above, logistic regression has a great limitation, can only run to about 700 points, into the dark cannot continue the game. the svm algorithm, on the other hand, is faster to train and more accurate than the logistic regression algorithm, and the dinosaur performance is much better to reach about 2550 points. compared to the method of determining whether to jump by the pixels in front of the dinosaur, the use of machine learning not only has a greater improvement in accuracy, but also a faster image processing speed. however, there are still deficiencies in the current experiment. in the data processing part, because the images used for training are manually classified, the trained small dinosaurs are very unstable. the speed of the game will continue to speed up as the game progresses, and the height of obstacles, the width is different, so even the same obstacle in the game will have different best timings for jumping due to different speeds, so the final score is slightly unstable. 6. conclusion and outlook this article uses the logistic regression algorithm and the support vector machine algorithm to train the machine to automatically play the game of google dinosaur parkour, analyzes the difference between the logistic regression and the support vector machine application, and compares the use of various kernel functions of svm, and finally makes our small dinosaurs can achieve higher scores. the use of artificial intelligence technology in games will undoubtedly be a groundbreaking technology for video games. the gameplay and fun will be richer, allowing players to have a richer experience. with the development of artificial intelligence technology, more and more the novel game experience will also be presented in front of the players, and 59 the game can also become the touchstone of ai for ai. the birth of most groundbreaking ai is presented by the game in our public view. powerful ai defeating human players in one game after another is declaring that ai capabilities are getting stronger and stronger, but the role of ai is not just to defeat humans. in the future, ai that plays automatically like this topic will play against humans at the same time, it is also necessary to be able to judge the rationality of the game, adjust the difficulty of the game, and give players a better experience. for game development companies, the first thing is to look for market opportunities, develop more ai application areas and even create game types that could not exist before, allowing games to incorporate more ai technologies, even like “star trek” in science 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[7] zhang, x.(2023) analysis and research on diabetes data based on svm and logistic regression. journal of cangzhou normal university, 1:19-23, 84. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 143 volleyball action recognition based on skeleton data zhanhao liang, batyrkanov jenish isakunovich automatic control department, kyrgyz state technical university after named i. razzakov, bishkek, kyrgyzstan abstract: this research explores the intricacies of volleyball action recognition using skeleton data through the lens of the long short-term memory (lstm) model. with the objective of accurately identifying distinct volleyball actions—serve, spike, block, dig, and set—the study implemented a structured lstm network, achieving a commendable 95% accuracy rate consistently across all actions. the findings underscore the transformative potential of deep learning, particularly the lstm network, in sports analytics, suggesting a paradigm shift in understanding and analyzing sports actions. the research serves as a foundation for future studies, offering insights into the blend of artificial intelligence in sports, with applications extending to coaching support and enhanced sports broadcasts. keywords: volleyball action recognition; skeleton data; long short-term memory (lstm). 1. introduction volleyball, with its intricate plays and swift movements, stands as one of the most dynamic sports that has garnered immense global popularity. this sport, deeply embedded in the culture of many nations, requires a precise blend of athleticism, teamwork, and strategy [1]. as such, the ability to dissect and understand each nuanced action on the court is not just a matter of intellectual curiosity but has profound implications for the evolution of the game itself. players and coaches seek to refine techniques, improve strategies, and analyze opponents. meanwhile, enthusiasts and analysts crave a deeper understanding of each play, seeking insights that can be gleaned from the flurry of actions that unfold during a match. traditional methods of video analysis have served the community for years. analysts would pore over hours of footage, using keen eyes and intuition to decipher the strategies and movements. however, these methods, though rich in context, are often limited by several constraints. the variable conditions under which matches are played— differing lighting, the multiplicity of player attires, and the ever-changing dynamism of the background—can often obscure critical details. moreover, the sheer volume of data contained in video footage makes it a daunting task to extract actionable insights in real-time [2]. this is where the promise of skeleton data shines brightly. by representing a player's movement through a network of interconnected joints and their evolving spatial relationships, the complexity of the visual scene is distilled into a more tractable form. no longer does one need to contend with the vagaries of lighting or the color of a player's jersey. instead, the focus narrows down to the essence of motion itself, captured as a dance of skeletal points in space. this transformative approach not only enhances computational efficiency but also augments precision, enabling a level of granularity in analysis previously deemed challenging [3]. in this research, we embark on a journey through the world of volleyball action recognition, armed with the power and precision of skeleton data. our exploration is twofold: to unravel the intricacies of volleyball actions and to harness modern computational techniques that can recognize these actions reliably. by doing so, we aim to elevate the domain of sports analytics, offering tools and insights that can revolutionize training regimens, game strategies, and even the spectator experience. 2. theoretical background 2.1. skeleton data in motion analysis skeleton data fundamentally captures the human form through the representation of joints and their spatial relationships [4]. such a representation aids in distilling complex human actions into a network of interconnected points, facilitating computational tasks. modern technologies, especially depth cameras and motion capture systems like the kinect from microsoft, have ushered in an era where obtaining skeleton data has become both feasible and precise. these advanced systems excel at identifying and mapping various human joints, delivering the 3d coordinates of these pivotal points in real-time [5]. one of the paramount reasons for gravitating towards skeleton data, in contrast to conventional video footage, is the substantial reduction in data complexity. by centering the analysis on joint movements, many complications, such as variable environmental lighting, differences in attire, and dynamic backgrounds often encountered in video data, can be circumvented [6]. 2.2. action recognition and classification at its essence, action recognition is centered on the objective of discerning specific human movements or a sequence thereof from an array of data points. when applied to skeleton data, it translates to identifying salient patterns in joint movements and the inherent relationships among them. a myriad of techniques has been employed in the domain of action recognition, with machine learning, especially deep learning paradigms like convolutional neural networks (cnns) and recurrent neural networks (rnns) [7] [8], showing significant efficacy. specifically, temporal data, which records sequential movements, often finds itself being processed using tools like rnns or their more advanced variant, long short-term memory networks (lstms) [9] [10]. their innate ability to encapsulate and represent sequential dependencies makes them particularly suited for such tasks. 144 2.3. volleyball specifics volleyball, a sport of strategic maneuvers and rapid responses, is typified by distinct actions, each holding intrinsic value in the game's outcome. these actions, namely serves, spikes, blocks, sets, and digs, each present unique movement signatures that can be effectively charted using skeleton data. the impetus behind studying and classifying these actions isn't merely academic. by gaining insights into these movements, a plethora of practical applications can be realized. coaches can refine their strategies, players can hone their techniques, and analysts can delve deeper into game dynamics. moreover, with the advent of automated action recognition, there's potential to elevate the viewing experience for audiences, providing them with real-time, insightful statistics. 3. methodology 3.1. frame extraction the very cornerstone of motion analysis lies in the meticulous extraction of frames from source videos. this procedure doesn't merely involve isolating sequences of images but has deeper implications. the temporal resolution, determined by the frame rate, can either unveil subtle volleyball actions or obscure them. too high a frame rate might result in overwhelming computational demands, while too low a rate could miss out on vital actions. hence, achieving an optimal balance is key. to circumvent potential pitfalls, our method hinges on adaptive frame extraction techniques. utilizing change detection algorithms, this approach ensures that the nuances of dynamic volleyball movements are consistently captured, whilst simultaneously curtailing redundancies during less eventful moments. 3.2. skeleton keypoint extraction post the extraction of frames, the natural progression is the transformation of the discernible human form into a streamlined skeletal structure. this step is twofold. firstly, potential joint locations are ascertained, leaning on both depth data and rgb channels. algorithms, fine-tuned for joint-like structure detection, facilitate this process. subsequent to joint detection, the task is to formulate connections, thereby generating a skeletal blueprint. especially for a sport like volleyball, a pronounced focus is given to the upper body's skeletal configuration, notably the arms and shoulders, as they predominantly convey vital cues about actions such as serving and spiking. 3.3. model structure as shown in fig 1, central to our analytical approach is a specifically tailored lstm-based model, meticulously designed for volleyball action classification. this model is comprised of five layers, starting with an input layer that processes the intricate spatial relationships of joints within each frame. following this are two convolutional layers, acting as adept pattern detectors. they navigate the skeletal data, pinpointing and encapsulating repetitive and salient motions inherent to volleyball. acknowledging the temporal nature of our dataset, an lstm layer is integrated to decode the time-bound dynamics of the sport's actions. finally, the journey culminates in an output layer, devised with nodes corresponding to distinct volleyball maneuvers such as serves and spikes. the overarching goal is to identify and classify the action based on the skeletal input. ensuring the model's competence, it undergoes rigorous training on labeled skeletal data from various volleyball games, with subsequent validation and testing phases reinforcing its precision and reliability. fig 1. lstm network structure for volleyball action recognition 4. experiments 4.1. experimental platform and dataset in this study, our computational efforts were powered by a dedicated server equipped with nvidia's v100 gpus. known for their formidable processing power, these gpus are particularly adept at handling the rigorous demands of deep learning tasks. operating on a robust linux framework, our server infrastructure allowed for seamless integration with a wide array of data science tools and libraries. in alignment with our research requirements, we selected the pytorch framework—a versatile and powerful deep learning platform that has garnered widespread acclaim in both academic and industrial circles for its efficacy in artificial intelligence applications. in the domain of sports analysis, especially volleyball, there's a conspicuous absence of expansive datasets. to bridge this gap, we have compiled our dataset from an extensive collection of online sources. this dataset is specifically crafted for volleyball, encompassing 500 videos segregated into five distinct folders, each pinpointing a particular volleyball action: serve, spike, block, dig, and set. to safeguard experimental integrity and uniformity, we meticulously vetted the videos from each category. following a stringent selection methodology, delineated in table 1, we settled on 100 top-tier videos for each action, aggregating to 500 videos in total. from every video, we harvested 10 frames, amassing a cumulative of 1000 frames for each volleyball action, resulting in a grand total of 5000 frames for the complete dataset. these frames are clustered by their parent video, with each cluster of 10 frames considered a singular sequence in the lstm network's training phase. the dataset is partitioned into training, testing, and validation subsets in an 8:1:1 ratio, ensuring a harmonious data distribution for model training and assessment. 145 4.2. analysis of experimental result in our research, we subjected the lstm model to an extensive training program. each input consisted of 51 units, correlating to the 17 key skeletal points identified on the human form. this model was architecture with five layers and featured 128 hidden units, with its output layer tailored to identify four distinct actions. to facilitate the training, we employed the cross-entropy loss function, leveraging the adam optimizer to refine the model's parameters at a learning rate of 0.001 across 50 epochs. this process involved numerous iterative cycles, allowing for the progressive refinement of the neural network's parameters. a salient feature of the lstm is its proficiency in recognizing and retaining temporal linkages in the sequence of skeletal keypoints, remembering relevant information from preceding frames—a critical aspect in the realm of action recognition, where the present action is often intricately linked to the preceding sequence of movements. fig 2. lstm model confusion matrix as shown in fig 2, the provided confusion matrix vividly illustrates the lstm model's prowess in classifying volleyball actions based on skeletal data. with a stellar 95% accuracy rate consistently observed across all actions—serve, spike, block, dig, and set—the model's performance is exceptional. the absence of off-diagonal values underscores that there were no misclassifications, further attesting to the precision and reliability of the lstm model. this impeccable accuracy and absence of false positives highlight the lstm's aptitude in leveraging its temporal capabilities to masterfully capture sequential dependencies, making it particularly effective for action recognition tasks, as demonstrated in this study. 5. conclusion in this research, we delved into the realm of volleyball action recognition leveraging skeletal data, harnessing the robust capabilities of the lstm model. the primary findings underscore the significant promise and efficacy of the lstm network in accurately identifying and differentiating between volleyball actions. the consistency in the achieved 95% accuracy rate across all actions, as showcased by the confusion matrix, bears testimony to the model's precision and reliability. furthermore, the absence of any misclassifications attests to the model's robustness, establishing it as a formidable tool in the domain of sports analytics. the study's outcomes highlight the immense potential of using deep learning, especially lstm, in transforming the way we perceive and analyze sports actions. future endeavors could explore the integration of more complex actions, larger datasets, and the fusion of additional sensory data to further refine and enhance the model's 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[10] kulsoom f, narejo s, mehmood z, et al. a review of machine learning-based human activity recognition for diverse applications[j]. neural computing and applications, 2022, 34(21): 18289-18324. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 52 application analysis of ai technology combined with spiral ct scanning in early lung cancer screening shulin li 1, *, liqiang yu 2, bo liu 3, qunwei lin 4, jiaxin huang 5 1 information studies, trine university, phoenix, usa 2 computational social sciences, the university of chicago, irvine, usa 3 software engineering, zhejiang university, hangzhou china 4 information studies, trine university, phoenix, usa 5 information studies, trine university, phoenix, usa * corresponding author: shulin li (email: liam.cool666@gmail.com) abstract: at present, the incidence and fatality rate of lung cancer in china rank first among all malignant tumors. despite the continuous development and improvement of china's medical level, the overall 5-year survival rate of lung cancer patients is still lower than 20% and is staged. a number of studies have confirmed that early diagnosis and treatment of early stage lung cancer is of great significance to improve the prognosis of patients. in recent years, artificial intelligence technology has gradually begun to be applied in oncology. ai is used in cancer screening, clinical diagnosis, radiation therapy (image acquisition, at-risk organ segmentation, image calibration and delivery) and other aspects of rapid development. however, whether medical ai can be socialized depends on the public's attitude and acceptance to a certain extent. however, at present, there are few studies on the diagnosis of early lung cancer by ai technology combined with sct scanning. in view of this, this study applied the combined method in early lung cancer screening, aiming to find a safe and efficient screening mode and provide a reference for clinical diagnosis and treatment. keywords: early screening; diagnostic effectiveness; spiral ct scan; artificial intelligence technology. 1. introduction it has been reported that spiral computed tomography (sct) is more helpful to improve the detection rate of early lung cancer than chest x-ray. compared with conventional ct, sct can clearly display the lung structure of patients without superimposed radiation amount, but due to the small size of nodules, the proximity of the central location to blood vessels, and the lack of clarity at the edges, there are still some missed diagnosis risk. at the same time, a large number of film reading can also cause visual and mental fatigue of imaging doctors, leading to clinical missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis. artificial intelligence (ai) technology is a branch of computer science, and its application in imaging examination can effectively assist doctors in the diagnosis of film reading and reduce clinical errors. however, at present, there are few researches on the diagnosis of early lung cancer by ai technology combined with sct scanning. in view of this, this study applied the combined method in early lung cancer screening, aiming to find a safe and efficient screening mode and provide a reference for clinical diagnosis and treatment. figure 1. spiral ct operation process ct (computed tomography) uses x-rays to obtain images. a heated cathode releases high-energy electrons, which in turn release their energy as x-ray radiation. x-rays pass through tissues and hit a detector on the other side. the more dense a tissue, the more x-rays it absorbs. bone: x-rays absorbed = few x-rays reaching detector: white air: x-rays not absorbed = lots of x-rays reaching detector: black compared to plain film, **ct is able to distinguish more subtle density differences and there is no overlap of structures. current ct machines use ‘spiral ct’. this consists of a single radiation source with multiple detectors which rotates around the patient, obtaining a block of data as the patient is moved through. 2. related work pulmonary nodule disease is an allergic disease of unknown cause with pathological manifestations of noncheesy meat. granuloma can invade organs and tissues of the whole body, and the organs commonly involved are lymph nodes, lungs, liver, spleen and skin, etc. [1]. the high incidence of pulmonary nodule lesions occurs in people aged 10-40 years, and the peak incidence occurs in people aged 2030 years, and there is a gender difference, and it is more common in women. the identification of pulmonary nodule characteristics is of auxiliary significance for early screening of lung cancer and has positive significance for improving the survival time of lung cancer patients. according to the nature of pulmonary nodular lesions[2]. it can be divided into benign and malignant nodules, and the treatment methods of different nodule properties vary greatly, so it is of great significance to clarify the nature of nodules[3-4]. wang wei et al. pointed out that due to the small diameter of pulmonary nodules, routine examination is not of high diagnostic value, which is prone to misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis, causing delay in early treatment of the 53 disease and affecting the quality of life of patients. chest xray and sputum cytology have been commonly used in clinical diagnosis of pulmonary nodules, but the diagnostic effect is not good through large sample screening. with the development of multi-slice spiral ct post-processing technology, ct examination has been gradually used by clinicians to assist the diagnosis of pulmonary nodules. it has been reported abroad that ct examination can quickly demarcate abnormal areas, accurately identify benign and malignant nodules, measure the volume of nodules and observe the shape of nodules[5-8]. due to the limitation of thickness and scanning speed, ct plain scan is not effective in the early diagnosis of lung cancer[8-9]. 16-row low-dose ct scan is of high value in the detection of small pulmonary nodules, which can quickly perform a wide range of scanning and multi-plane thin-layer reconstruction, and clearly show the small pulmonary nodules[10]. however, there are relatively few such reports in china, so in this paper, spiral ct and 3d reconstruction are used in the diagnosis of pulmonary nodules and their application value is observed. 3. methodology windowing, also known as grey-level mapping, contrast stretching, histogram modification or contrast enhancement is the process in which the ct image greyscale component of an image is manipulated via the ct numbers; doing this will change the appearance of the picture to highlight particular structures. the brightness of the image is adjusted via the window level. the contrast is adjusted via the window width. tissue density is measured in hounsfield units (hu). this is defined as c air = −1000 hu; water = 0 hu. density of tissues in ct-scans: (1) the easier way to remember this is (fat floats on water, so is less dense than fluid; soft tissue is mostly intracellular fluid with some connective tissue). 3.1. model architectures the window width (ww) as the name suggests is the measure of the range of ct numbers that an image contains. a wider window width (2000 hu), therefore, will display a wider range of ct numbers. consequently, the transition of dark to light structures will occur over a larger transition area to that of a narrow window width (<1000 hu). accordingly, it is important to note, that a significantly wide window displaying all the ct numbers will result in different attenuations between soft tissues to become obscured. wide window: when you are looking at an area with predominantly different tissue density, a wide window is used. a good example is lungs or cortical tissue, where air and vessels will sit side by side. narrow window: when you are looking at tissues with almost similar density, you should use narrow window. as a result, subtle changes in tissued density (small window) is magnified over the whole grayscale range. window level/center the window level (wl), often also referred to as window center, is the midpoint of the range of the ct numbers displayed. when the window level is decreased the ct image will be brighter and vice versa. when presented with a window width (ww) and widnow level (wl) one can calculate the upper and lower grey levels i.e. values over x will be white and values below y will be black. the upper grey level (x) is calculated via wl + (ww ÷ 2) the lower grey level (y) is calculated via wl (ww ÷ 2) for example, a brain is w:80 l:40. therefore, all values above +80 will be set to maximum grayscale level (white) and all values below 0 will be set to lowest grayscale level in the display (black). and values between +0 to +80 will be spread between the whole grayscale range. examples of commonly used windows are soft tissue, lung, and bone are given below: figure 2. level: −200 hu; width: 2000 hu (range: −1200 to +800) figure 3. lung window on a chest ct multi-slice spiral ct (siemens somatomscope) was used to scan, and the parameters were: tube current 50mas, tube voltage 120kv, layer thickness and layer spacing were 5mm, pitch was 1.0, and rotation period was 0.5s. the patient was placed in the supine position and scanned from the thoracic entrance to the costophrenic angle. ct scan was performed, and then iodohexyl (90ml) was injected through the cubital vein with a high-pressure syringe at a rate of 4.0ml/s. transfer the image to the workstation for volume surface projection display (ssd), multiplanar reconstruction, mpr, volume of interest method (voi) three-dimensional reconstruction inspection. 3.2. dataset introduction the results of pathological examination are the gold standard. the diagnostic criteria of malignant nodules were as follows: burr or lobulated edge contour, pleural pull, vacuollike internal tumor, and bronchial gas phase. in the absence of these signs, the nodules are benign. (2) (3) there is freedom in the choice of g (u, v), and our methods will not depend on this choice. however, the results we report will be for the g proposed by bar and eiswirth and used by sandstede and scheel, namely, 54 (4) the equations are posed on a disk of radius r and with homogencous neumann boundary conditions at r = r: (5) where r,0 are standard polar coordinates. for chemically reacting systems these are the most natural boundary conditions, as they correspond to zero chemical fux through the boundary of the domain. other boundary conditions could give different spiral solutions and linear stability spectra on finite domains, but we do not consider any other boundary conditions here. ct showed hilar and mediastinal lymph node enlargement, and the rule of lymph node metastasis followed the rule of metastasis from the lung to the mediastinum through the hilar. therefore, ipsilateral hilar and mediastinal lymph node enlargement was common, and a few only showed hilar or mediastinal lymph node enlargement. mediastinal lymph node enlargement, some may appear bilateral hilar and mediastinal lymph node metastasis. 4. conclusion pulmonary nodular disease is a common lung disease. recently, the incidence of pulmonary nodular disease is increasing. pulmonary nodular lesions can be classified into benign and malignant lesions according to pathological properties. however, due to the small diameter of the nodules, most of which are less than 3cm, routine examination is of little value in distinguishing the nature of pulmonary nodules, and the probability of misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis is high. there is a great difference in the treatment of benign nodules and malignant nodules. therefore, it is of great significance to find a method to accurately identify the nature of pulmonary nodules to formulate treatment plan and improve the outcome of the disease. ct is a common means of clinical diagnosis of pulmonary nodular lesions, which is convenient to operate, non-invasive to the body, fast scanning speed, and strong repeatability, so it is favored by clinicians and patients. spiral ct is a commonly used diagnostic method for clinical diagnosis of pulmonary nodular lesions. the image and time resolution of this scan are both high, which can provide physicians with morphological information of nodules, help physicians observe the pathophysiology of nodules, and provide great help for clinicians in diagnosis. however, spiral ct plain scan cannot clearly show the direct relationship between bronchial arteries and some lesions, which is not conducive to pulmonary nodular diseases become diagnosed. in the process of diagnosing small pulmonary nodules, low-dose ct scan can quickly scan the overlapping lesions of mediastinum and diaphragm, and perform high-resolution multi-plane reconstruction to obtain clear images of small pulmonary nodules. as a new imaging method, 3d reconstruction technology is gradually used in clinical diagnosis of diseases. this technology can use software to post-process images and obtain clear diseases. the stove image. ssd, mpr and voi are the common methods of 3d reconstruction technology. the above methods can obtain the oblique plane of the section fault at any angle by using the computer to reassemble any section. the image processed by 3d reconstruction technology has no artifacts, and the three-dimensional shape of the lesion and the spatial relationship between the lesion and neighboring tissues can be clearly observed, which is conducive to doctors to make accurate diagnosis. in summary, 3d reconstruction technology after multi-slice spiral ct image has certain application value in the diagnosis of benign and malignant pulmonary nodules of fox elevation, but there is still a high rate of missed diagnosis. parallel test using ct plain scan and 3d reconstruction technology can greatly improve the sensitivity and consistency of clinical diagnosis and has good clinical application value. however, the sample size of the included cases in this study is small and the selection is limited, so it is necessary to increase the sample size and conduct more in-depth research in the future. references [1] yan c, liang c,xu j, et al. ultralow-dose ct withknowledgebased iterative model reconstruction ( imr ) inevaluation of pulmonary tuberculosis: comparison of radia-tion dose and image quality [j]. european radiology2019,29( 10) : 5358 5366. 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[18] li o, tan h, lv f.molecular characterization of solitarypulmonary nodules in dual-energy ct' nonlinear image fusiontechnology[j]receptsignaltransductres,2022.42(1):95 -99. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 107 research on the market development of mongolian‐ themed films yating zhang graduate university of mongolia, ulan bator, mongolia abstract: this study aims to explore the market development of mongolian-themed films and put forward corresponding strategies and suggestions. by analyzing the current situation and problems of the mongolian-themed film market, combined with the development trends of domestic and foreign film markets, we study key issues such as the commercial operation mechanism, market support, and marketing of mongolian-themed films. in the process of market development, mongolianthemed films face challenges such as insufficient financial support, poor marketing promotion, and limited distribution channels. in order to promote the market-oriented development of mongolian-themed films, diversified publicity and promotion strategies, strengthening market support, and optimizing commercial operation mechanisms are needed. keywords: mongolian-themed movies; market-oriented development; research. 1. introduction as an important part of chinese films, mongolian-themed films have rich cultural connotations and unique artistic styles. however, in terms of market development, mongolianthemed films face a series of challenges and problems. through in-depth research on the mongolian-themed film market, we explore its market-oriented development paths and strategies, and provide useful reference and guidance for the development of mongolian films. 2. the impact of market-oriented development on mongolian-themed films the market-oriented development of mongolian-themed films is of great significance to cultural inheritance, cultural identity, market expansion, cultural exchanges, as well as economic benefits and employment opportunities. through market-oriented means, mongolian-themed films can better meet the needs of audiences, promote the inheritance and promotion of mongolian culture, promote exchanges and understanding between different cultures, and also bring development opportunities to related industries and practitioners. 2.1. impact on the realization of the value and significance of mongolian-themed films the first is to convey cultural value. mongolian-themed movies can convey mongolian cultural values through the presentation of storylines, character creation and cultural elements. this includes respect for the natural environment, the importance of family and community, qualities of courage and resilience, and more. market-oriented development can enable these cultural values to be more widely disseminated and recognized, and promote society's respect and understanding of mongolian culture. the second is to carry forward the national spirit. mongolian-themed movies can show the national spirit and characteristics of the mongolian people. this includes the love for grassland life, the cherishment of herder culture, the emotion for homeland, etc. through market-oriented development, these national spirits can be recognized and resonated by more people, stimulate the audience's sense of pride and identity, and enhance national cohesion and identity awareness. again, it’s about improving image and recognition. the market-oriented development of mongolian-themed films can enhance the image and recognition of mongolians. by showing the wisdom, bravery and creativity of the mongolian people, the film can change the public's stereotypes and prejudices against the mongolian people and promote multicultural tolerance and understanding. market-oriented development can enable mongolian-themed films to be more widely disseminated and promoted, increasing audience exposure opportunities, thereby improving the recognition and social status of the mongolian image. then there is the promotion of economic development. market-oriented development is also of great significance to the economic value of mongolian-themed films. with the development of the film industry and the increase in market demand, mongolianthemed films can become an important part of the cultural and creative industry. through the development of film production, distribution and related industrial chains, it can increase employment opportunities and promote the development and diversification of the local economy. the last is to promote cross-cultural exchanges. the marketoriented development of mongolian-themed films can promote exchanges and dialogue between mongolian culture and other cultures. through the dissemination of films and international cooperation, we can deepen the understanding and recognition between different cultures and promote the diverse integration and exchange of cultures. market-oriented development can provide more opportunities for the international promotion of mongolian-themed films, allowing them to showcase the unique charm and value of mongolian culture on the international stage. through market-oriented development, the value and significance of mongolian-themed films can be better realized. this will promote the inheritance and promotion of mongolian culture, enhance the image and recognition of the mongolian people, and promote economic development and cross-cultural exchanges. at the same time, market-oriented development also needs to pay attention to the quality and innovation of films to ensure that mongolian-themed films 108 can stand out in market competition and achieve long-term development. 2.2. concerning the survival of mongolianthemed movies the first is financial support . the survival of mongolianthemed films is closely related to financial support. film production requires a large amount of capital investment, including script creation, shooting equipment, scene construction, actor remuneration, etc. for mongolian-themed movies, it may be more difficult to attract investors because the audience is relatively small. therefore, obtaining stable financial support is one of the important factors to ensure the survival of mongolian-themed films. the second is market demand and audience acceptance . the survival of mongolian-themed films is closely related to market demand and audience acceptance. if the audience is not interested in or receptive to mongolian-themed movies, the movie's box office and reputation may not be ideal, which will affect the movie's survival. therefore, it is crucial to understand the needs and preferences of your target audience and create and promote content based on market needs. again, it’s the film industry environment . the overall environment of the film industry will also affect the survival of mongolian-themed films. this includes policy support, market competition, distribution channels, etc. government policy support can provide more opportunities and resources for mongolianthemed films and promote their development. fierce market competition and restrictions on distribution channels may pose challenges to the survival of mongolian-themed films. then there’s the capabilities of the creative and production teams . the ability of the creative and production teams is crucial to the survival of mongolian-themed films. excellent script writing, directing, actor performance and postproduction capabilities can improve the quality and competitiveness of the film and win the recognition and support of the audience. therefore, cultivating and attracting outstanding creative and production talents and improving the team's ability level are crucial to the survival of mongolianthemed films. finally, there is the marketing and publicity strategy . marketing and publicity strategies also play an important role in the survival of mongolian-themed films. through effective marketing and publicity methods, the film's popularity and exposure can be increased, and more viewers' attention and support can be attracted. at the same time, it is crucial for the survival of the film to formulate corresponding marketing strategies based on the characteristics and target audiences of mongolian-themed films to improve audience acceptance and participation. 3. market development ideas for mongolian-themed films 3.1. combination of film content and marketization 3.1.1. choose mongolian-themed movies that resonate with the audience first is the modernized storyline. choosing mongolianthemed movies with modern backgrounds and plots can make it easier for audiences to relate to them. such films can explore the challenges, conflicts and growth faced by mongolians in contemporary society, and show their lifestyles, family relationships and professional experiences. through the modern storyline, the audience can better understand and pay attention to the real life and emotional experience of the mongolian people. the second is the diversity of characters . portraying diverse characters in mongolian-themed movies can make it easier for the audience to resonate with the characters in the movie. this includes images of characters of different ages, genders, professions and social statuses. by showing the stories and experiences of different characters, the audience can better understand and feel the diversity and individual differences of the mongolian community. again it’s about exploring common human themes . mongolianthemed films can resonate with audiences by exploring common human themes. these themes can be love, friendship, family, growth, dilemma, etc., connecting with the audience's universal experiences and emotions. by integrating these themes with mongolian culture and background, the film can break down cultural and ethnic boundaries and arouse resonance and emotional resonance in the audience. finally, it emphasizes the universality of human nature . mongolianthemed movies can emphasize the universality of human nature and transcend national and cultural boundaries. by showing the emotions, values, and human conflicts and pursuits of mongolian characters, the movie can make the audience think more deeply about the common values and the meaning of life of mankind. this universality of humanity can help viewers transcend superficial differences and relate to the characters in the film. by choosing mongolian-themed films that resonate with audiences, we can attract a wider audience and increase the film's market influence and commercial potential. at the same time, this will also help promote communication and understanding between different cultures and promote the development and integration of multiculturalism. 3.1.2. focus on improving the depth of mongolianthemed films the first is script writing . paying attention to the depth and connotation of the script is an important aspect to enhance the depth of mongolian-themed movies. the script should have rich plot development and characterization, and be able to explore deep themes and thoughts. by deeply exploring the connotations of mongolian culture, history, society, etc., the script can present a richer and more in-depth story, arousing the audience's thinking and resonance. the second is visual performance . images are an important part of movies, and through careful photography and visual expression, the depth of mongolian-themed movies can be enhanced. use appropriate photography techniques, composition, and color combinations to create artistic and in-depth visual effects. through the expressive power of images, the themes and emotions to be expressed in the movie can be better conveyed, and the audience's viewing experience can be enhanced. then there’s the director’s direction . directors play an important role in film creation, and their directing abilities and creative concepts have a significant impact on the depth of the film. mongolian-themed films require visionary and innovative directors who can incorporate in-depth thinking and artistic expression into the film. the director should have an in-depth understanding of mongolian culture and be able to show the unique charm and in-depth connotation of mongolian culture through image language and narrative techniques. once again it's the actors' performance . actor's performance is one of the important ways of expressing emotions in movies. in order to enhance the depth of mongolian-themed movies, excellent actors are needed who can accurately convey the emotions and inner world of the characters. actors should have solid 109 acting skills and an in-depth understanding of the character, and be able to show the complexity and emotional layers of the character. their performance capabilities will directly affect the audience's understanding and resonance of the movie's plot and themes. finally, there is the exploration of the theme . mongolian-themed movies can choose in-depth themes to explore, such as identity, cultural inheritance, social changes, etc. through in-depth exploration of these themes, movies can trigger the audience's thinking about human nature, society and culture. at the same time, the movie can also explore social issues, show the difficulties and challenges faced by the mongolian group in real life, and arouse the audience's resonance and thinking. through the comprehensive application of the above measures, the depth of mongolian-themed films can be enhanced, making them more influential and connotative in terms of artistry and ideology. 3.2. strengthen the market cultivation of mongolian-themed films the first is diversified publicity and promotion . through advertising, posters, trailers and other forms of publicity and promotion, the unique charm and value of mongolian-themed movies will be conveyed to the audience. promotional materials should highlight the theme and highlights of the film, attract the audience's attention, and stimulate their interest and expectations. next are film festivals and screenings . participating in film festivals and screenings at home and abroad is an important way to bring mongolianthemed films to the market. through exhibitions, screenings and publicity, we can attract more audiences and professionals to pay attention to mongolian-themed films and increase their popularity and influence. the third is to build industry partnerships . establish close cooperative relationships with film production companies, distribution companies, theaters and other industry partners to jointly promote and launch mongolian-themed films. partners can provide resources, channels and marketing support to help films better enter the market and attract audiences. then there is the use of social media and online platforms . leverage the power of social media and online platforms to actively carry out online publicity and promotion activities. by producing exquisite promotional clips, releasing behind-the-scenes footage, and interacting with the audience, we can increase the audience's attention and participation in mongolianthemed films. finally, there is local government support and support . the market cultivation of mongolian-themed films requires the support and support of local governments. the government can provide financial support, tax incentives, venue resources and other assistance to encourage film production and screening, and promote the development and promotion of mongolian-themed films. through the comprehensive application of the above measures, the market cultivation of mongolian-themed films can be strengthened, their popularity, influence and audience groups can be enhanced, thereby promoting the inheritance and development of mongolian culture. 3.3. optimize the commercial operation mechanism of mongolian-themed films the first is investment and financial support. providing sufficient investment and financial support for mongolianthemed films is the basis for commercial operations. the government can set up special funds to support the production and distribution of mongolian-themed films. at the same time, attract the participation of private investors and film and television companies, establish a reasonable investment mechanism, and provide a stable source of funds for film projects. second is the marketing strategy. developing an effective marketing strategy is key to business operations. through market research and analysis, understand the needs and preferences of the target audience and formulate targeted publicity and promotion plans. establish a professional marketing team and use various channels and platforms to carry out advertising, social media promotion, etc. to increase the popularity and exposure of mongolian-themed films. again, distribution and screening channels. establishing sound distribution and screening channels is a key link in business operations. establish cooperative relationships with film distribution companies and theater chains to ensure that mongolian-themed films can get sufficient screening opportunities in major theaters. at the same time, new media platforms and online theaters and other channels will be used to expand the audience group of movies and achieve diversified distribution and screening models. then there’s copyright protection and revenue distribution. strengthen the copyright protection of mongolian-themed films to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of film creators and investors. establish a fair income distribution mechanism, reasonably distribute movie box office, derivative sales and other income, and encourage the creative enthusiasm of film practitioners and the active participation of investors. finally, there is international cooperation and market expansion. actively carry out international cooperation to promote mongolianthemed films to the international market. cooperate with foreign production companies, distributors and theaters to expand the international distribution and screening of films. at the same time, we focus on integrating mongolian culture and story elements into themes and styles that are popular with international audiences, so as to improve the competitiveness and popularity of the film in the international market. through the above measures, the commercial operation mechanism of mongolian-themed films can be optimized and the market influence and commercial value of the films can be enhanced. at the same time, it can also provide more opportunities and platforms for mongolian filmmakers and promote the inheritance and development of mongolian culture. 3.4. improve market support for mongolianthemed films the first is policy support . the government can introduce relevant policies to encourage and support the production and distribution of mongolian-themed films. policies can include financial support, tax incentives, venue rental subsidies, etc. to provide substantial support for film production and distribution. the second is talent cultivation . strengthen the training and introduction of mongolian film talents and provide professional training and education opportunities. special film schools or training institutions can be established to provide a platform for mongolian film talents to learn and grow, and to improve their professional level and creative capabilities. again a theatrical release . increase the number of screening opportunities for mongolian-themed films in theaters. the government can cooperate with theaters to set up special screening plans and regularly launch mongolianthemed films to increase their exposure and popularity among 110 mass audiences. then there is international exchange and cooperation . actively carry out international exchanges and cooperation to promote mongolian-themed films to the international market. mongolian film festivals and screening events can be organized to attract the attention of international audiences and professionals, and promote exchanges and cooperation among mongolian-themed films on the international stage. finally, there is marketing and publicity . strengthen the marketing and publicity of mongolian-themed films. extensive publicity can be carried out through various channels, such as television, radio, internet, etc., to increase the audience's awareness and interest in mongolian-themed films. through the above market support measures, the development and promotion of mongolian-themed films can be promoted and their competitiveness and influence in the market can be enhanced. at the same time, it can also enrich the diversity of the film market and showcase the charm and uniqueness of mongolian culture. 4. conclusion through the analysis of the current market situation and problems, we realized that mongolian-themed films face some challenges and obstacles in the process of market development. however, by taking appropriate measures and strategies, the market-oriented development of mongolianthemed films can be promoted and their 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[5] zhang qi. research on marketing strategies of ethnic minority films [j]. new film works, 2011, (03): 11-16. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 100 analysis and diagnosis of hemolytic specimens by au5800 biochemical analyzer combined with ai technology jili qian 1, tianbo song 2, *, quan zhang 3, guoqing cai 4, meiqing cai 5 1 information studies, trine university, phoenix az, usa 2 computer engineering, arizona state university, tempe, az, usa 3 information studies, trine university, phoenix az, usa 4 information studies, trine university, phoenix az, usa 5 computer science, independent researcher, nanchang, jiangxi, china * corresponding author: tianbo song (email: jiliqian805@gmail.com) abstract: there is a close correlation between biochemical analysis instruments and artificial intelligence, in biomedical engineering, biochemical analysis instruments produce a large number of complex data, including spectral data, mass spectrometry data, electrochemical data, etc. artificial intelligence algorithms can be used to process and interpret this data, extract useful information from it, identify features and trends, and help researchers better understand biochemical processes. moreover, artificial intelligence can be used to realize the data pattern recognition and classification of biochemical analysis instruments. through machine learning techniques, algorithms can be trained to automatically identify differences between different samples or analysis results, helping to identify different biomolecules or compounds. it can also be used for fault diagnosis and maintenance of analytical instruments. by monitoring instrument performance data, algorithms can detect potential problems and provide repair recommendations, reduce instrument downtime, and between multiple biochemical analysis instruments, as well as with other laboratory equipment and databases, ai can be used for data consolidation and comprehensive analysis to help researchers obtain more comprehensive information. in this paper, the influence of beckman 5800 automatic biochemical analyzer on the results of hemolysis test was discussed through the example of automatic biological differentiation instrument combined with artificial intelligence. keywords: automatic biochemical analyzer; intelligent algorithm; hemolytic specimen; biochemical test. 1. introduction the automatic biochemical analyzer au5800 is a highly advanced clinical laboratory instrument that is highly automated and can automate a variety of biochemical analysis and assay processes, including the analysis of blood, urine and body fluid samples. this greatly improves laboratory efficiency and reduces the need for manual intervention, and this biochemical analyzer is versatile and can perform many different types of biochemical tests, including the detection of various biochemical parameters such as blood glucose, liver function, kidney function, myocardial enzymes, electrolytes, lipids, etc. this makes it widely used in clinical diagnosis[1]. and au5800 adopts advanced optical and electrochemical detection technology, au5800 can be configured and customized according to the needs of the laboratory to adapt to different application requirements, can provide high precision and accurate analysis results, which is very critical for clinical diagnosis and disease monitoring, automatic analysis instrument has high throughput analysis ability, can handle a large number of samples at the same time. ideal for busy clinical laboratory environments. it can process a large number of samples in a relatively short time, providing fast results[2]. the automatic biochemical analyzer au5800 is widely used in the clinical medical field, especially in the clinical laboratory. it is used in various blood tests, especially in chronic disease monitoring, epidemic monitoring, kidney function assessment, liver function assessment, blood lipid detection, diabetes management and so on[3]. its highthroughput and high-precision properties make it ideal for handling large numbers of samples and delivering fast and accurate results. with the continuous progress of medical technology, the application field of automatic biochemical analyzer au5800 will continue to expand, and it is expected to play a greater role in clinical diagnosis and medical research. 2. organization of the text the fully automated biochemical analyzer au5800 typically uses a range of algorithmic models for data analysis and results calculation to ensure accuracy and reliability. these algorithm models include, but are not limited to, the following: 2.1. photometry and colorimetry figure 1. curve of glucose concentration in the blood 101 these algorithms are used to measure absorbance or color change to determine the concentration of a particular analyte in a sample. for example, the concentration of glucose in the blood is usually measured using photometry. comparison of histogram from flow analysis showing the inhibition of glucose uptake by phloretin in jurkat cells (black: negative control cells; orange: in the presence of phloretin; blue: without phloretin). 2.2. enzyme kinetic model enzyme kinetic models are often used to analyze enzyme activity in biochemical reactions. fully automated bioanalyzers are commonly used to measure biochemical parameters in body fluid samples, including liver function, kidney function, myocardial enzymes, etc. [4]. the determination of these parameters usually depends on enzyme-catalyzed reactions, in which enzyme activity is key. (a) (b) figure 2. enzyme kinetic model and markov state model on the basis of enzyme kinetics simulation, it provides the basis for understanding enzyme activity and reaction mechanism, and the automatic bioanalyzer applies these models to the actual clinical biochemical analysis, and uses the method of machine learning to build the markov state model. the set-i domain-mediated allosteric regulation mechanism was extracted and verified by mutation experiments (k382p, i293g and e292g), itc and stop-flow mechanics experiments. by analyzing and comparing set8 cancer mutation data in cbioportal database, the mechanism of how allosteric region affects enzyme activity was further confirmed [5]. 2.3. d. immunoassay: used to measure immunoassay parameters, such as the concentration of antibodies or antigens. these assays typically involve immunoassay methods such as enzymelinked immunosorbent assay (elisa) and use associated data analysis algorithms. the fully automated biochemical analyzer au5800 typically integrates these different types of algorithmic models to address a wide range of different types of biochemical parameters and analytical needs. the selection and optimization of these algorithm models are key factors in ensuring instrument performance and results accuracy. 3. methodology the automatic biochemical analyzer au5800 can often be used to detect a variety of biochemical parameters in the blood, including liver function, kidney function, myocardial enzymes, electrolytes, lipids, and more. for blood samples, especially those with hemolysis, the au5800 is usually able to perform a range of tests, but there are some key factors to consider. 3.1. hemolytic sample identification the au5800 usually tests the sample for hemolysis, as hemolysis may affect the accuracy of the analysis results. instruments will usually use optical methods or other techniques to detect hemolysis and warn or exclude the hemolysis sample. because hemoglobin has peroxide-like activity, it can catalyze hydrogen peroxide (h202) to release new ecological oxygen. this experiment takes advantage of this property of hemoglobin, and according to the color rendering principle of tmb, the remaining liquid a (including h202) and liquid b (including tmb) of the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (elisa) kit with tmb as the chromogen is used as the chromogenic agent, and the depth of its color is proportional to the concentration of hemoglobin within a certain range, and the change of its absorbance is measured at a specific wavelength, and then the concentration of hemoglobin is calculated. table 1. hemoglobin concentration sample in hemolytic serum specimen sample batch hemoglobin concentration (g/l) batch hemoglobin concentration (g/l) -x±s cv(%) x±s cv(%) sample1 2.61±0.06 2.29 3.00±0.12 4.00 sample2 6.03±0.12 1.99 7.01±0.15 2.14 sample3 8.71±0.14 1.61 9.07±0.34 3.75 3.2. detection method (1) testing instrument: hitachi 7060 automatic analyzer. (2) detection reagent: the remaining liquid a and b of the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay kit of hepatitis b twohalf detection project produced by 3v company, using liquid b as reagent 1(240) and liquid a as reagent 2(60 u). (3) analysis method: continuous monitoring method (rate a), analysis point of 6~12 points, analysis wavelength of 660 nm. (4) calibration type: linear two-point calibration. (5) calibration solution: calibrate sysmex k-21 blood cell counter with sysmex original imported quality control product, test fresh whole blood samples with calibrated blood cell counter, and dissolve the measured hemoglobin value into 10g/l hemoglobin calibration solution with deionized water. (6) repeatability test: 3 serum specimens with different levels of hemolysis were selected for repeated detection for 20 times, and 3 serum specimens with different levels of hemolysis were selected for subpackaging and frozen storage, and tested once a day for a total of 20 days. (7) detection of linear range: the hemoglobin calibration solution of 50, 4540, 35, 30_25_20, 15,10,5, 4,3, 2 and l g/l were prepared by the method of preparing hemoglobin calibration solution for double detection to determine the 102 linear range. (8) recovery test: 3 serum samples with different hemolysis degrees were taken respectively, and 5 g/l hemoglobin standard solution was added to detect the recovery rate. (9) interference test :d bilirubin interference test. three serum samples with different hemolysis degrees were added with deionized water and bilirubin standard solution at a ratio of 1:1, and their hemoglobin concentrations were detected respectively, and their relative errors were calculated. 2 lipid blood interference test [6-9]. gross lipid blood samples were taken to detect the concentration of triglyceride, and then 3 serum samples with different hemolysis degrees were added with deionized water and gross lipid blood samples at a ratio of 1:1 to detect their hemoglobin concentrations and calculate their relative errors. 3.3. data result hemolysis releases intracellular components in the blood, such as hemoglobin, which may affect the determination of certain parameters, such as hemoglobin concentration or potassium ion concentration. therefore, for hemolytic samples, the instrument may require special calibration and data processing [10]. among them, a series of hemoglobin standard solution was prepared by the preparation method of hemoglobin standard solution for the detection result of linear range. the linear equation of this method is y=0.133 10 1.009x, r=0.999 when the hemoglobin concentration reaches 30 g/l, the detection result shows an obvious upward trend. 2.3 detection results of the recovery test: 5 g/l hemoglobin standard solution was added to the hemolytic serum samples with hemoglobin of 2.66 and 6.28.9.06 g/l at a ratio of 1:1, and the average recovery rate was 101.59%, as shown in table 2. table 2. linear range of detection results sample actual hemoglobin concentration (g/l) recovery of hemoglobin concentration (g/l) recovery rate (%) sample1 3.83 3.70 96.61% sample2 5.64 5.78 102.48% sample3 7.63 7.43 105.69% as a functional protein in red blood cells, hemoglobin plays an important role in oxygen transport, h202 decomposition, electron transfer and so on related to oxygen and energy metabolism [11]. when red blood cells are destroyed in the body or in vitro, hemoglobin will be released into the serum, therefore, the detection of the content of hemoglobin in the serum can indirectly reflect the degree of destruction of red blood cells, when red blood cells are destroyed in vitro, that is, the specimen is usually said to have hemolysis, and the concentration of hemoglobin in the serum can indirectly reflect the degree of hemolysis of the specimen. 4. conclusion automatic biochemical analyzer is a commonly used instrument for detecting biochemical indicators in clinical practice, and plays an important role in assisting diagnosis, therapeutic effect and prognosis evaluation of clinical diseases. most studies show that the beckman 5800 automatic biochemical analyzer is easy to operate and has high accuracy, with detection accuracy of up to 97%. however, in the process of clinical testing, hemolysis will have a certain impact on the test results. after hemolysis, granulocytes and red blood cells were destroyed to a certain extent, and the concentration of mitochondrial enzymes was increased, which led to the improvement of the expression levels of alt, ast, ldh and other indicators detected by automatic biochemical analyzer. at the same time, the hemolysis of the specimen will lead to the destruction of a large number of red blood cells, and the volume of broken red blood cell fragments is smaller than that of normal red blood cells. the instrument calculates the average volume of red blood cells, thus reducing the hematocrit. in addition, some small red blood cell fragments will be mistaken for platelets by the instrument, thus interfering with the platelet count, resulting in a large difference in the content of k+ in and out of cells detected by the automatic biochemical analyzer. therefore, the results of the automatic biochemical analyzer will increase when detecting samples after hemolysis "in addition, there will be certain errors in the absorption and dispersion of colored substances in the hemolysis specimens, which will affect the color reaction in the biochemical detection, resulting in abnormal detection results. therefore, the future vision of a fully automated bioanalyzer beckman au5800 combined with artificial intelligence (ai) is very exciting and will bring many innovations and advances to medical diagnostics and life science research, where the au5800 can automatically interpret analytical results and generate diagnostic reports. ai can provide more precise diagnostic recommendations based on large amounts of clinical data and case history, helping doctors quickly formulate treatment plans. it can also be used to monitor instrument performance and analysis results in real time, identify abnormal conditions, and automatically take measures. this will help improve the efficiency of the laboratory and the accuracy of the results, help identify potential disease risk factors, and predict the development of the disease in advance, facilitating early intervention and 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convolutional neural networks; pest detection. 1. introduction agriculture is the foundation of the national economy, and crop production is crucial for the livelihood of the people. as of the end of 2022, without considering stockpiles, the per capita grain ownership of china's 1.4 billion population reached 475 kilograms, while the internationally recognized food security line is 400 kilograms per capita. the average grain ownership for the global population of 8 billion is 351 kilograms, all of which reflects the significant achievements in the development of china's agricultural industry. especially in main grains such as rice, wheat, and corn, production and demand are basically matched. although the total grain production increased by 0.5% in 2022 compared to 2021, the average yield per acre of grain decreased by 1%. this is mainly due to factors such as weather and pests. however, the decrease in production due to weather reasons is uncontrollable, while the prevention of pests can be planned. pest infestations occur throughout the various stages of crop growth, resulting in incalculable grain losses. therefore, how to more accurately monitor pest targets and apply pesticides rationally is crucial to protecting crop growth. before the widespread application of computer vision, crop pest monitoring mainly relied on field observations by farmers and agricultural professionals. however, this monitoring method has two drawbacks: on the one hand, the observation results are subjective and limited, requiring a high level of knowledge from relevant personnel; on the other hand, this process is relatively labor-intensive, with poor working conditions, leading to a reduction in the number of professionals, making it difficult to meet the needs of largescale pest monitoring in the country. therefore, designing a more reasonable and efficient pest monitoring scheme to replace manual monitoring is of great research and practical value. smart agriculture is an advanced solution that uses modern information technology to control the production process of agriculture, and one of its main applications is the automated identification of pest targets using artificial intelligence methods. specifically, the automated identification of pests utilizes convolutional neural networks in deep learning to extract information from image data, then iteratively searches for the position of the target in the images on computer devices and determines the target category. to advance smart agriculture, many scholars have developed high-performance target detection solutions for different pests, some of which can even achieve 100% detection accuracy in laboratory environments. however, applying target detection solutions to practical field pest recognition requires considering more factors such as lighting and occlusion. in addition, for some very small pests in the pest domain, such as aphid targets commonly found on major crops such as corn, wheat, and canola, there are insufficient accuracy and recall rates in detection. in aphid detection, there are mainly two problems. on the one hand, aphid targets are smaller than most other pest targets, which makes it more difficult to retain aphid target information during feature extraction, as shown in figure 1. the figure shows the conventional-sized pests and aphid targets on three common crops: corn, canola, and wheat. for example, in the case of corn pests, the length of the sugar beet night larva is approximately 30mm, while the length of the corn aphid adult is about 2.2mm, resulting in a huge difference in target size, which makes it easy to lose information during model training. on the other hand, aphid targets have the characteristic of dense distribution, which poses problems in pest detection, such as occlusion of targets, as shown in figure 2. the figure shows the distribution of aphid targets on three crops, and when performing detection, the obscured targets are easily mistaken for background areas, leading to a high false negative rate and poor model generalization ability. 2. related work with the development of deep learning, computer vision capabilities have gradually enriched and improved. however, in the early stages of computer vision growth, the functionality was somewhat limited. before the introduction of the r-cnn [3] network, the primary function of computer vision was image classification. image classification generally involves two processes: first, manually designed feature representations are extracted, and then these representations, which capture abstract information about the 62 images, are classified using a trained classifier to determine the image category. in the early stages of using computer vision to recognize pests, the task was image classification. in this article, traditional pest detection is divided into two categories based on the detection scene of the target: detection in experimental environments and detection in natural environments. (a) spodoptera exigua (b) rhopalosiphum maidis (c) cabbage butterfly (d) eristalinae (e) mythimna separta (f) macrosiphum avenae figure 1. comparison chart of pest sizes figure 2. densely distributed small target aphids detection in experimental environments refers to capturing field pests by designing attractors through adjustments such as lighting and placing food. then, image information is collected to create an experimental dataset. finally, a classifier is trained to achieve artificial intelligence classification of the images in the dataset. the image data collected in this way is non-natural and difficult to be used for practical detection in complex agricultural environments. shahrul et al. [4] used quality thresholds and moment invariants to extract features of 20 different insects for classifier training and introduced intra-class analysis methods to evaluate the position sensitivity and rotation invariance of images. wang et al. [5] proposed an insect recognition system based on the family level, classifying and identifying 225 images of 9 common insect orders. with the support of artificial neural networks, they achieved a 93% accuracy rate. to reduce the reliance on human efforts for pest recognition, qing et al. [6] designed an automated imaging system for identifying light-induced rice field pests. they extracted 156 features including color and shape and trained a support vector machine for classification, achieving a 97.5% accuracy rate. for 6 common field pests, han rui-zhen et al. [7] extracted 25 features based on morphology and color and trained a support vector machine classifier, ultimately achieving an 87.4% accuracy rate, providing new ideas for field pest monitoring and control at the time. li wen-yong et al. [8] collected 320 images of four pests, including aphids, and extracted rgb and hsv color features from the images. they achieved a 100% recognition accuracy with a multiclass support vector machine. although these methods achieved high detection accuracy, the images used for training were obtained in experimental setups such as attractors, which lacked the impact of factors such as lighting and occlusion compared to actual field environments. additionally, the detection methods were not flexible enough and could not be applied in practical applications. detection in natural environments refers to capturing pest images directly in the field and training detection solutions on data constructed through manual selection and annotation. weeks et al. [9] used principal component analysis to construct a classifier for identifying unknown insect specimen images, further demonstrating the tremendous potential of convolutional neural networks in image classification. cho j et al. [10] designed an automatic identification and detection model based on the size and color features of greenhouse whiteflies, thrips, and other targets. they achieved an accuracy rate of 89.7% for six pests. solis et al. [11] combined loss algorithms with scale-invariant features to propose a new pest detection algorithm, which achieved an average accuracy of 96.4% for six common pests in greenhouses. they compared the results with manual statistics, demonstrating the effectiveness of the algorithm. although these methods are more adaptable to complex environments, they still suffer from drawbacks such as slow detection speed and limited detection functionality. 3. network proposal to address the challenges of dense distribution and small target size in aphid detection, we made improvements on yolov5, as shown in figure 3. 63 feature  map h13 h21h11 h12 h22 h23 figure 3. framework diagram of the aphid detection network first, we extract features from pest images using a convolutional neural network with an attention mechanism. then, we perform multi-scale feature fusion on the obtained feature maps. next, we feed the three different scale feature maps into the detection head for dense area classification and regression. finally, we send the obtained dense feature regions to the detection head for small target pest detection. given that most of the target detection frameworks proposed in recent years consist of a backbone network, feature fusion modules, and detection heads, we use this as a basis to provide a detailed description of the improved yolov5 network. the yolov5 version 6.1 backbone uses ten convolutional modules for feature extraction, resulting in three differentscale feature maps. the detailed architecture of the network is shown in figure 4: conv conv c3 conv c3 conv c3 conv sppfc3 ta ta ta ta figure 4. backbone network of yolov5. specifically, the backbone of yolov5, as shown in the gray part in figure 2, consists of 5 convolutional layers, 4 c3 modules, and an sppf (spatial pyramid pooling fusion) layer. the convolutional layers and c3 layers are responsible for feature extraction from images, while the sppf layer is used to convert feature maps of arbitrary sizes into fixed-size feature vectors. in figure 2, the red modules represent the introduction of a ta (triplet attention) module after each c3 layer. ta is an attention mechanism that combines spatial attention with channel attention, allowing the feature extraction network to selectively focus on target regions containing important information while suppressing other irrelevant information. this reduces the impact of background information on detection results, thereby improving the model's ability to detect small targets. the specific architecture of the ta attention mechanism is shown in figure 5. the images in the pest dataset are three-channel images with a tensor shape of [h, w, c], and they are input into the convolutional neural network for feature extraction. as a result, the shape of the tensor changes, with reduced width and height but increased channel numbers, as shown in the input tensor in figure 3. we feed the input tensor into three parallel branches. the first branch calculates weights for regions of the tensor through pooling, convolution, and activation, and then multiplies these weights with the original tensor to obtain the tensor within the orange region. the second branch rotates the input tensor counterclockwise by 90 degrees along the axis to obtain a tensor in the green region. it calculates weights in the same way as the first branch, applies them, and then rotates the tensor back to its original shape. the third branch is similar to the second branch. the tensors obtained from the three branches are then added and averaged to obtain the output tensor with cross-dimensional interactions between spatial and temporal attention. c h w input w h w c c h avg  pool+ max  pool conv avg  pool+ max  pool conv avg  pool+ max  pool conv c h w c h w c h w sigmo id sigmo id sigmo id c h w avg output figure 5. ta (triplet attention) attention diagram. to make the information in the feature maps more global in the object detection process, it is common to incorporate feature fusion modules for multi-scale feature fusion. the feature fusion module in yolov5 is a network structure that combines fpn (feature pyramid network) and pan (path aggregation network). three feature maps with scales of [h/8, w/8], [h/16, w/16], and [h/32, w/32] are obtained from the second and third c3 modules of the backbone 64 network, as well as the sppf module. these feature maps are then fed into the feature fusion module, as shown in figure 6: 76*76 38*38 19*19 19*1938*3876*76 76*76 38*38 19*19 fpn pan figure 6. feature fusion module. the orange arrows represent upsampling operations, the green arrows represent downsampling operations, and the blue dashed arrows represent the feature maps that will be sent to the detection head. in the fpn module, the three feature maps obtained from the backbone network undergo an upsampling and concatenation operation, starting from the top-level feature map and conveying semantic information to the bottom-level feature maps for multi-scale feature fusion. pan, on the other hand, performs downsampling and concatenation operations to transfer positional information from the bottom-level feature maps to the top-level feature maps, enhancing precision in object localization. the detection head is the module responsible for classifying and localizing the objects based on the feature map information. in the traditional yolov5, the detection head consists of three parts, each searching for targets in feature maps of three different scales. we have added an additional detection head, making the first detection head responsible for locating pests in densely populated areas, and the second detection head for detecting pests within those dense areas. the specific details are shown in figure 7: h1 h2 deconv1deconv2 figure 7. detection head module the detection head receives three feature maps of different scales obtained from the convolutional neural network and detects object targets based on pre-set anchor boxes. the light blue feature map is used for detecting small targets, the light yellow one for medium-sized targets, and the red small feature map for detecting large targets. therefore, we obtain pest-dense regions on three feature maps and then fuse the pest distribution information from the three feature maps, 65 which is sent to the detection head for detailed detection. specifically, we first perform deconvolution on the smallestscale feature map and add it to the corresponding positions of the medium-scale feature map. we then perform upsampling on the obtained feature map and add it to the corresponding positions of the large-scale feature map to obtain the final feature map after multi-scale fusion. this process fuses the target information carried by the three different-scale feature maps and yields the dense pest distribution areas, which are then sent to the detection head, achieving detection that focuses only on dense areas and outliers. with the development of multi-task loss functions, this method becomes more practical, and we adjust the weights between the detection head and the use of different loss functions to achieve better results. to improve convergence speed and final accuracy, we calculate the most suitable anchor box values for the real boxes in the dataset and the dense distribution real boxes through clustering. for each feature map, we assign three anchor boxes with different aspect ratios, with ratios of [116, 90], [156, 198], and [373, 326]. the detection head is responsible for classifying and regressing on one scale of feature map, and we have preset nine anchor boxes on it, with ratios of [5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 11], [10, 13, 16, 30, 33, 23], and [30, 61, 62, 45, 59, 119]. since the annotated information for dense distribution targets includes both well-separated pest targets with a small proportion in the original image and large and medium-sized true target boxes distributed in clusters, using the default anchor boxes in yolov5 for dense area detection is sufficient to produce good detection results. in the only feature map faced by the detection head, pests are concentrated, and using only three anchor boxes may lead to a low recall rate for small target detection. therefore, we need to lay denser anchor boxes. however, this operation introduces more parameters and computational complexity. to address this issue, we made some improvements in the positive and negative sample matching process. the positive and negative sample selection scheme for the detection head is consistent with yolov5, requiring that the overlap between anchor boxes and real boxes is greater than a threshold and the aspect ratios of the two are not too different. for the detection head, we propose a new matching requirement: we first determine whether the center point of the pre-set anchor box falls within the dense pest area output by the detection head. when it falls within the dense area and meets the two conditions for matching positive samples of the detection head, it is considered a positive sample and the loss function is calculated; otherwise, it will not be matched as a positive or negative sample. therefore, by first filtering the detection areas, finding the range with dense targets, and then using multiple anchor boxes for multi-target detection, we greatly increase the recall rate of dense pest detection at a relatively low cost. 4. experimental and dataset we started training a pest detection network from scratch, making appropriate adjustments to hyperparameters during the process. our experiments were conducted using the ap dataset, which consists of aphid images collected in agricultural environments, and the composition of the dataset's images is presented in table 1. table 1. composition of pest information in the ap dataset class ratito number object greenbug 8.6% 426 26380 aphid 6.0% 151 61050 sitobion avenae 4.2% 34 22538 all -----611 109968 the method proposed in this paper, along with the related comparative experiments, was implemented using the pycharm integrated development environment and code written using the pytorch 1.10.2 framework with python 3.6 api. we used an 18.04 version of the ubuntu host on a linux server, equipped with a tesla t4 gpu processor with 15gb of memory and 48 cpu processors. the training was performed using the sgd algorithm on the t4 processor, running for a total of 500 epochs, with each batch containing 16 images. the initial learning rate was set to a certain value and then reduced by a factor of 10 every 1000 iterations using learning rate decay. we incorporated an attention mechanism into the yolov5 backbone network and maintained the fpn+pan structure. in the detection head section, we used a cascading approach with two detection heads for detection. the input resolution of images was standardized to a certain value. table 2. comparison of experimental results model backbone ap [0.5:0.95] ap0.5 ap0.75 input size faster-rcnn r101 0.190 0.305 0.190 1333×800 r-fcn r101 0.109 0.283 0.051 1333×800 cascade-rcnn r101 0.183 0.306 0.178 1333×800 ssd vgg16 0.136 0.277 0.086 512×512 retinanet r101 0.174 0.298 0.161 1333×800 yolov5 darknet53 0.237 0.526 0.207 640×640 fcos hrnet 0.154 0.309 0.126 1333×800 we conducted comparative experiments by selecting three commonly used two-stage object detection algorithms and three single-stage object detection algorithms, along with one anchor-free method. the selected algorithms include faster r-cnn, r-fcn, cascade r-cnn, ssd, refinedet, yolov5, and fcos. from table 2, we can observe that our os-net network achieves the best detection results on the ap-a dataset even 66 at lower image resolutions, further demonstrating the effectiveness of the network architecture. moreover, compared to the baseline yolov5 network, we made changes in two aspects: the inclusion of an attention mechanism in the backbone network and the design of an overall-to-specific detection 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[11] solis-sánchez l o, castañeda-miranda r, garcía-escalante j j, et al. scale invariant feature approach for insect monitoring [j]. computers and electronics in agriculture, 2011, 75(1): 9299. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 109 design of real‐time pedestrian trajectory prediction system based on jetson xavier quankai liu *, haifeng sang school of information science and engineering, shenyang university of technology, shenyang, liaoning 110870, china * corresponding author: quankai liu (email: liuqk_sut@163.com) abstract: this paper presents a vehicle-mounted real-time pedestrian trajectory prediction system based on the embedded device jetson xavier. it achieves low-cost real-time pedestrian trajectory prediction using only the front camera of the vehicle. firstly, pedestrian detection and tracking are implemented based on yolov7, while also estimating pedestrian poses and optical flow to provide multiple information sequences for the trajectory prediction network. secondly, the pedestrian trajectory algorithm from a driver's perspective is studied, and a trajectory prediction algorithm that considers pedestrian pose, optical flow, and trajectory information is proposed. a novel multi-information fusion network is designed to better integrate multiple features. the algorithm is tested on the jaad and pie datasets, and the displacement errors are reduced by 6.35% and 3.28%, respectively, compared to bitrap. finally, the algorithm is ported to the embedded device xavier and installed on a simulated vehicle for testing. by predicting pedestrian future trajectories based on pedestrian detection, collisions can be avoided in advance, improving the safety of autonomous driving. the proposed system has significant practical value. keywords: pedestrian trajectory prediction; attention mechanism; embedded deployment; automatic driving. 1. introduction in recent years, with the development of the new energy vehicle industry, an increasing number of intelligent cars are equipped with autonomous driving technology. however, the safety of existing autonomous driving algorithms still lags behind fully autonomous driving. the currently massproduced autonomous vehicles are mainly used in traffic scenarios with simple road elements and few pedestrians. there is still a need for extensive real-world testing in crowded pedestrian and complex traffic scenarios. pedestrian trajectory prediction is crucial for collision avoidance and improving the safety of autonomous driving. existing autonomous driving systems mostly detect pedestrians, but autonomous vehicles equipped with pedestrian trajectory prediction systems can not only detect pedestrians but also predict their future positions based on pedestrian detection, thereby avoiding collisions in advance and planning safer and more robust driving paths [1]. since helbing [2] proposed the use of manually crafted energy functions to guide pedestrians towards their respective destinations using attractive forces and avoid collisions using repulsive forces, this approach has been widely developed and used [3, 4, 5]. compared to previous methods for capturing pedestrian interactions using manually crafted functions, deep learning-based methods typically employ pooling mechanisms [6, 7], attention mechanisms [8, 9], and graph neural networks [10, 11] to capture complex pedestrian interaction features. the aforementioned methods for studying pedestrian interactions are based on a top-down bird's-eye view perspective. however, from the driver's perspective, onboard cameras cannot provide a top-down scene view, making it difficult to infer social interactions between pedestrians [12]. from a human eye viewpoint, drivers can easily discern pedestrian intentions, but this judgment is not easily achievable using sensors such as cameras. by predicting pedestrian intentions, we can further estimate pedestrian trajectories and understand their next actions, thereby significantly reducing the risk of accidents. the size of pedestrians from a driver's perspective cannot be ignored, and simplifying them as a point in space and considering only their historical trajectory information can lead to significant prediction errors. therefore, we introduce pedestrian pose information to represent pedestrian intentions. in the first-person view, the camera moves with the vehicle, so the vehicle's own motion is crucial for improving the accuracy of pedestrian trajectory prediction. optical flow refers to the movement of the target pixel in the image caused by the movement of the object in the image or the movement of the camera in two consecutive frames of image. to this end, we introduce optical flow estimation to model the vehicle's motion. existing pedestrian trajectory prediction algorithms are mostly trained and tested on datasets, requiring manual annotation of the datasets. there is currently no complete trajectory prediction system that can perform real-time pedestrian trajectory prediction in any traffic scenario, rather than just testing on datasets. therefore, the main contributions of this paper are as follows: (1) we have designed an onboard pedestrian trajectory prediction system that can predict pedestrian future trajectories in real-time end-to-end. all algorithms are deployed on xavier for independent operation and mounted on a simulated vehicle. the downstream motors, servos, and traffic lights are controlled through xavier's gpio to simulate control over the vehicle. (2) we introduce pose information to model pedestrian intentions based on single trajectory information and introduce optical flow information to model the vehicle's own motion. a multi-information feature extraction module is used to extract pedestrian trajectory, pose, and optical flow information from the monocular camera's video feed. (3) we have also designed a novel multi-information fusion network that efficiently combines multiple information features. the pedestrian trajectory prediction module outputs the pedestrian's future trajectory. the proposed model shows 110 significant improvements in prediction accuracy compared to the bitrap model on the jaad and pie datasets. 2. design of the pedestrian trajectory prediction system 2.1. the overall framework of pedestrian trajectory prediction system the vehicle-mounted pedestrian trajectory prediction system designed in this paper runs on jetson xavier, utilizing the onboard camera for visual information acquisition. the trajectory prediction module extracts multiple information features from the visual information and predicts pedestrian trajectories. the onboard hardware resources of xavier are utilized to control hardware components such as motors, steering gears, and indicators. the entire system is based on the pytorch framework under the linux system and utilizes opensource algorithm libraries such as opencv. the software architecture follows a layered, multi-threaded, and modular structure, and a ui interface is designed using pyqt. figure 1. the overall structure of pedestrian trajectory prediction system 2.2. multi-information feature extraction network the multi-information feature extraction network mainly extracts pedestrian observation trajectory information, pedestrian skeleton pose information and pedestrian optical flow information from the images collected by the camera. the whole network is divided into two parts: multiinformation collection and multi-information coding features. 2.2.1. pedestrian multi-information collection in this paper, the prediction of pedestrian trajectory is to predict the trajectory of up to 45 (1.5s) frames in the future by observing the historical information of 15 (0.5s) frames of pedestrians. therefore, this paper needs to collect 15 frames of historical trajectory information, attitude information, and optical flow information containing pedestrian size. therefore, based on the target detection algorithm yolov7 [13], combined with the pose estimation algorithm openpose [14] and the optical flow estimation algorithm gmflow [15], this paper designs the y-pose algorithm and y-flow algorithm based on the improved yolov7, so as to realize the real-time acquisition of pedestrian pose information, optical flow information and trajectory information by using the camera. 2.2.2. pose encoder for pedestrians i , let's assume that their skeleton vector at a certain moment is i tp . the observed skeleton information can be represented as 1[ , , ] obs i i obs t t tp p p   , where obst represents the observation time. the pedestrian's pose can be represented by the skeleton information. to encode the pedestrian's pose information, a gated recurrent unit (gru) is used, resulting in encoded features ep . ( , )i i e gru obs pp f p w (1) where i obsp and i ep are the observed pose sequence and pose encoding features of the pedestrian, respectively. gruf is the gru function, pw is learnable parameter matrix. 2.2.3. optical flow encoder for pedestrians i , let's assume that their optical flow vectors at a certain moment and the previous moment are i tf . the observed optical flow sequence can be represented as [ , , ] obs i i obs t t tf f f  . the optical flow estimation produces a three-dimensional flow matrix [height, width, 2], where height and width represent the height and width of the image, and the third dimension represents the displacement of the corresponding pixel in the x and y directions, with positive and negative values indicating the direction. since the direction of pedestrian movement is uncertain, negative values may appear in the flow matrix. the information encoding network adopts the relu activation function, which filters out negative values, leading to distortion of the optical flow information. therefore, a polar coordinate mapping method is used to map the optical flow information from the cartesian coordinate system to the polar coordinate system. a convolutional neural network (cnn) is used to extract features from the optical flow sequence, and the obtained features are encoded by a gru network, resulting in the final local flow encoding ef . ( ( , ), )i i e gru cnn obs c ff f f f w w (2) where i obsf and i ef are observed optical flow sequence and optical flow encoding features of the pedestrian; cnnf is convolution function, cw is learnable parameter matrix; gruf is the gru function, fw is learnable parameter matrix. 2.2.4. trajectory encoder for pedestrians i , let's assume that their position vector at a certain moment is i tt , which includes the coordinates of the pedestrian's center point and the length and width of the bounding box. the observed trajectory sequence can be represented as 1[ , , ] obs i i obs t t tt t t   . by using a gru network, the pedestrian's pose information is encoded, resulting in encoded features et . ( , )i i e gru obs tt f t w (3) where i obst and i et is the observation pose sequence and pose coding feature of pedestrians, gruf is the gru function, tw is learnable parameter matrix. 2.3. multi-information fusion network to more effectively integrate multiple types of information, this paper adopts a cross-modal fusion attention mechanism based on the scaled dot-product attention mechanism improved by transformer [16]. it performs hierarchical fusion of pose features, optical flow features, and trajectory 111 features. the network architecture is shown below: figure 2. the overall structure of multi-information fusion network based on attention mechanism when performing multi-information fusion, it is divided into two levels of fusion. the primary fusion involves using attention mechanisms to fuse pose features and optical flow features, while also introducing residual connections. the features obtained from the primary fusion are then finally fused with the trajectory features. the entire fusion process can be represented by the following formula: e pq e pk pf e fv e k pw pw x fw p d     (4) pf e fk pft e tv e k x tw x tw f d    (5) where ep , ef , et are pose, optical flow and trajectory coding features, respectively; pqw and pkw is the mapping weight of two linear branches of attitude coding, fqw and fkw is the mapping weight of two linear branches of optical flow coding, tvw is the mapping weight of trajectory coding, pfx and pftx are the features of primary fusion and final fusion respectively. 2.4. trajectory decoding network the trajectory decoding network in this model is inspired by the decoding part of the bitrap [17] model, consisting of two parts: the object decoding network and the trajectory decoding network. the object decoding network decodes the fused features to predict future targets and adopts a perceptron model with 2 layers. the bidirectional trajectory decoding network includes forward and backward grus. the forward gru takes the observed fused features as input, while the backward gru takes the predicted future targets from the object decoder as input. the calculation process is as follows: 1 ( , )f f i f i t f t g t fh gru h w h b   (6) 1 ˆ( , )b b i i t f t b t bh gru h w y b       (7) 1 1 1 ˆb o f o b o t f t b ty w h w h b          (8) where f ,b , i , o indicate “forward,” “backward,” “input” and “output” respectively, and f th and b th  are initialized by passing th through two different fully-connected networks. 3. experiments 3.1. datasets joint attention in autonomous driving (jaad) is a dataset used for studying joint attention in the context of autonomous driving. it focuses on the behaviors of pedestrians and drivers at intersections and the factors that influence them. the dataset contains 346 video clips, with a frame rate of 30 frames per second, and a duration of 5-10 seconds, totaling 82,032 frames. the videos were captured using three in-car cameras and cover typical scenarios of daily urban driving in various weather conditions in north america and eastern europe. the annotations in this dataset include 2,793 pedestrians and 378,643 2d bounding boxes. pedestrian intention estimation is a dataset specifically designed for studying pedestrian behavior in traffic. it consists of over 6 hours of recorded videos capturing typical traffic scenarios, recorded using in-car cameras, and providing accurate vehicle information from obd sensors. this dataset contains over 300,000 annotated video frames and 1,842 pedestrian samples, making it the largest publicly available dataset for studying pedestrian behavior in traffic. 3.2. implementation details we use the adam optimizer with default parameters and initial learning rate 0.001, which is dynamically reduced based on the validation loss. our models are optimized endto-end with batch size 128 and the training is terminated after 100 epochs. the algorithm in this paper was initially developed and tested on an ubuntu 20.4 system with an nvidia 3080 graphics card, and then it was ported to the embedded device, xavier. jetson xavier is equipped with a six-core 64-bit processor and an nvidia volta architecture gpu, along with a rich set of i/o interfaces. the entire algorithm is based on the pytorch framework and utilizes pyqt5 to design the program's user interface. to improve the inference speed of the model on the embedded device, the network model is pruned by removing channels that have small weights in the convolutional kernels. additionally, the model is converted to an onnx model, and the tensorrt inference engine is utilized to accelerate model inference. 3.3. evaluation protocols our evaluation metrics include average displacement error (ade), which measures the accuracy of the entire trajectory, and final displacement error (fde), which measures the accuracy only at the endpoint of the trajectory. we use mean squared error (mse) to evaluate our performance on the jaad and pie datasets, calculated based on the upper-left and lower-right coordinates of the bounding box. additionally, we utilize center mean squared error (cmse) and center final mean squared error (cfmse) as evaluation metrics on the jaad and pie datasets. these twoerror metrics are similar to mse, but they are computed based on the centroids of the bounding boxes. 3.4. experimental results and analysis 3.4.1. comparison with related methods the baseline models compared in this paper include: early trajectory prediction models such as (1) linear kalman filter, (2) lstm, (3) bayesian lstm model [18], (4) fol-x [19]; recent prediction models such as (1) pie [20](2) btrip [17] 112 and the current state-of-the-arts (sota) models sgnet [21]. the trajectory prediction algorithm proposed in this paper can predict the trajectories of pedestrians in the next 0.5s, 1.0s, and 1.5s, as shown in table 1. this algorithm improves upon the bitrap by considering pedestrian pose information, optical flow information, and trajectory information. it effectively integrates these features using a cross-modal attention mechanism. from the table, it can be seen that the proposed algorithm performs better than sgnet-d on the jaad and pie datasets. the algorithm is tested on the jaad and pie datasets, and the displacement errors are reduced by 6.35% and 3.28%, respectively, compared to bitrap. table 1. deterministic results on jaad in terms of mse/cmse/cfmse. ↓ denotes lower is better. method ade 0.5s↓ ade 1.0s↓ ade 1.5s↓ cade 1.5s↓ cfde↓ linear 233 857 2303 1565 6111 lstm 289 569 1558 1573 5766 pie 110 399 1280 1183 4780 bitrap 93 378 1206 1105 4565 sgnet-d 87 350 1121 1065 4355 ours 85 350 1105 1057 4275 it also shows a slight improvement compared to the latest model sgnet-d, especially in long-term (1.5s) trajectory prediction tasks. the proposed algorithm significantly reduces the final error by approximately 8.9 pixels on the jaad dataset and 2.4 pixels on the pie dataset for the 1.5s prediction task. table 2. deterministic results on pie in terms of mse/cmse/cfmse. ↓ denotes lower is better. method ade 0.5s↓ ade 1.0s↓ ade 1.5s↓ cade 1.5s↓ cfde↓ linear 123 477 1365 950 3983 lstm 172 330 911 837 3352 pie 58 200 636 596 2447 bitrap 41 161 511 481 1949 sgnet-d 37 148 478 450 1891 ours 36 145 471 442 1885 table 3 compares the parameter count and inference time of mainstream models on the entire test set. all tests were conducted on the same hardware environment, with batch size set to 1024. from the table, it can be observed that although the proposed algorithm has a slightly increased parameter count compared to bitrap-d and a slightly decreased inference speed, it still demonstrates significant advantages compared to the latest model sgnet-d. table 3. the comparison of parameter quantity and reasoning speed between this algorithm and other mainstream algorithms method parameters ( pieces ) jaad speed (second ) pie speed ( seconds ) pie 1240473 --2.09 bitrap 1427112 1.10 2.73 ours 3243421 2.92 6.49 sgnet-d 7622406 33.29 85.81 3.4.2. qualitative results the hardware setup of the simulated car used in this paper is shown in figure 3. it is equipped with the embedded device xavier as the computing and control center. a high-definition camera is used to capture videos, and the steering of the front wheels of the car is controlled by the gpio of xavier using a servo. to display the prediction results, a high-definition display screen is also equipped. figure 3. hardware structure of simulation vehicle equipped with pedestrian trajectory prediction system using the trajectory prediction system designed in this paper, the predicted results of the video in a traffic scenario are shown in the figure. from figure 4, it can be observed that the pedestrian skeleton recognition is complete and the predicted future trajectory matches expectations. the system also displays a cautionary zone, and when the future position of the pedestrian is within this zone, the 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time window constraints. the applicability and effectiveness of the bias sampling rrt algorithm have been demonstrated through map simulation calculations. the simulation results show that compared with the rrt method, the bias sampling rrt algorithm has a shorter distribution path and shorter distribution time. this method is very suitable for the distribution activities of chain supermarkets or single store retail enterprises in the complex transformation and upgrading of actual terrain. keywords: bias sampling rrt; distribution routes; o2o model. 1. introduction according to a survey of five major supermarket chains implementing the o2o e-commerce model, the issue of timely delivery of the "last mile" is a "stuck neck" issue. this problem can be summarized as a time window vehicle routing problem. the time window vehicle routing problem refers to the need to allocate multiple vehicles to different destinations for distribution during the logistics or distribution process, and each destination has a specific time window, which specifies the time range for vehicles to arrive at that destination. the time window issue mainly involves the time limit for a product to reach the final consumer within a specific time period from the production location. this time limit may be determined by various factors, such as product shelf life, market demand, transportation time, and cost. transportation time is an important influencing factor, and the selection of routes directly affects transportation time, provided that distribution destinations are specified. in order to achieve the optimal distribution strategy and schedule, enterprises must ensure that the transportation time is not too long. otherwise, if the product cannot reach consumers within the specified time, it may lose sales opportunities or result in additional costs and losses. distribution distance refers to the distance traveled by a product during transportation and distribution from the production location to the final consumer. this process may involve multiple intermediate links, such as warehouses, distribution centers, transportation vehicles, etc. the impact of distribution distance on transportation time is obvious, but another more important issue that is easily overlooked is that the same distribution distance, different terrain, and transportation time will also vary. this is the focus of this article. in classic time window problems, factors to consider include vehicle capacity, travel time, destination time window, and priority of delivering goods. the goal is to find an optimal routing scheme that enables all goods to be delivered within the specified time window, while minimizing the distance and cost of vehicles. heuristic algorithms or precise algorithms are commonly used to solve vehicle routing problems in time windows. heuristic algorithms are usually based on greedy strategies, selecting the next destination according to certain rules and adjusting it according to the destination's time window. the precise algorithm enumerates all possible routing schemes and calculates the cost of each scheme, ultimately selecting the optimal solution. the time window vehicle routing problem has a wide range of applications in the fields of logistics and distribution, such as express delivery, food distribution, and cargo distribution. through reasonable routing planning, distribution efficiency can be improved, transportation costs can be reduced, and customer satisfaction can be improved. however, both heuristic algorithms and precise algorithms have made some assumptions, ignoring the changes in actual terrain, resulting in vehicles falling into local optima on the expected path, preventing them from exiting as soon as possible, and resulting in the inability to achieve the destination's time window. in summary, this article proposes an improved rrt algorithm for vehicle routing problems with time windows. 2. literature review 2.1. vehicle routing problem in time window the time window vehicle routing problem is a research hotspot that has attracted the attention and research of many scholars in the past few decades. scholars such as desaulniers have conducted detailed research and analysis on the application of time window constraints in vehicle routing and scheduling problems [1]. solomon proposed a heuristic algorithm based on insertion algorithm for solving vehicle routing problems with time window constraints [2]. subsequently, someone proposed a heuristic algorithm based on taboo search to solve periodic and multi warehouse vehicle routing problems [3]. in 2003, bent proposed a two-stage algorithm based on a hybrid local search algorithm for solving 53 vehicle routing problems with time windows [4]. since 2004, multiple works have provided a detailed introduction to the research progress and challenges of vehicle routing problems with time windows [5, 6]. these studies provide effective algorithms and methods for solving vehicle routing problems in practical applications. 2.2. rrt algorithm path planning is one of the key technologies for achieving autonomous navigation of unmanned devices, which refers to finding a collision-free path from the starting point to the target point in an environment with obstacle threats, according to certain evaluation criteria. the common path planning algorithms currently available fall into two main categories: sampling-based (e.g., rapidly exploring random tree) and search-based methods (e.g., a-star). the searchbased approach requires pre-processing of the environmental information in a rasterised manner, and the computational effort of the algorithm grows exponentially with the spatial the rapidly exploring random tree (rrt) algorithm is a random sampling algorithm proposed by professor lavallein 1998 that uses incremental growth [7]. the algorithm has the following advantages: by randomly sampling points, the whole state space can be searched with probabilistic completeness; fast expansion and high efficiency of space search; by means of collision detection to make the path avoid the threat of obstacles and avoid modelling the environment space. based on the above advantages, the rrt algorithm is widely used to solve complex path planning problems. however, the rrt algorithm also has some drawbacks. in specific, due to the high randomness of the algorithm, the search is not targeted with many redundant points generated. in addition, it is a purely random search algorithm insensitive to the type of environment and when the c-space contains a large number of obstacles or narrow channel constraints, the algorithm converges slowly and its efficiency drops significantly. as a result, rrt can be computationally complex, time-consuming, and easily fall into dead zones. kuffner and lavalle et al. proposed the rrt-connect algorithm, which is an improved version of the rrt algorithm and can more efficiently perform single query path planning [8]. lavalle used the rrt-connect algorithm to solve path planning problems under dynamic constraints [9]. in 2010, karaman et al. proposed the rrt * algorithm, which achieved more efficient and optimized motion planning through incremental sampling and reconnection strategies [10]. in 2019, li, y., sun, and others proposed the rrt * smart algorithm, which introduced an intelligent sampling strategy on top of the rrt * algorithm, further improving the efficiency and quality of path planning. these studies provide effective algorithms and methods for path planning problems, and have been widely applied in fields such as robot navigation and autonomous driving. 3. rrt algorithm and time window for vehicle routing problem the rrt algorithm and time window for vehicle routing problem are two different research objects in different fields, with both connections and differences. the connection between them is manifested as: they both belong to path planning problems; the rrt algorithm and time window vehicle routing problem are specific applications of path planning problems. they all involve finding an optimal path or satisfying specific constraints in a given environment. the differences between them are manifested as follows: (1) different research fields: rrt algorithm is mainly applied in fields such as robot navigation and autonomous driving, aiming to find the optimal path for robots or vehicles from the starting point to the target point. the time window vehicle routing problem is mainly applied in the fields of logistics and transportation, aiming to determine the route and scheduling of a group of vehicles to meet the customer's time window constraints. the problem definition is different: rrt algorithm focuses on random exploration and search in a given environment to discover feasible paths. the time window vehicle routing problem involves the optimal path planning for transporting goods or passengers from the origin to the destination within a predetermined time window. different constraint conditions: rrt algorithms usually do not consider time window constraints, but mainly focus on optimizing path connectivity, obstacle avoidance, and shortest path. the time window vehicle routing problem needs to consider the time window requirements of each customer to ensure delivery or pick-up of passengers within the specified time frame. although rrt algorithm and time window vehicle routing problem have different research fields and problem definitions, they both belong to specific applications of path planning problems. in practical applications, the rrt algorithm can be used as a path search method for time window vehicle routing problems to find the optimal path that satisfies time window constraints. 4. algorithm proposal and numerical simulation 4.1. algorithm proposal fig 1. bias sampling to address the aforementioned shortcomings of rrt, a biasing mechanism is added to the original rrt algorithm, replacing pure random sampling to 95% random sampling plus 5% biased sampling, achieving promising results in our simulation experiment. based on this idea, the rrt bias sampling method was further improved by increasing the weight of the heuristic information provided by the target point in the sampling process. at the same time, an escape mechanism is added to increase the chance of jumping out of the local optimum in order to prevent the path from being trapped in the local optimum due to over-reliance on heuristic 54 information. in addition, by performing collision detection on the line between the current point and the target point, the sampling points directly connected to the target point on the path can be detected in advance, speeding up the convergence of the algorithm. case studies on maps with typical characteristics demonstrate that our approach significantly reduces path-finding time for similar generated path lengths, implying the effectiveness of simple heuristic information for rrt algorithm optimization. 4.2. method a. early detection of direct connection points after each successful node generation and before proceeding to the next sampling, determines whether the last successfully generated node is directly connected to the target endpoint. collision detection is performed on the line segment between this node and the endpoint. if it is determined to be safe, the node is considered to be directly connected and the endpoint is used as the next sampling point. if the distance between the node and the endpoint is greater than the expand distance, the node is extended by one step towards the endpoint and a new node is generated; otherwise, the endpoint is added to the path and the successfully generated path is returned. b. bias sampling in order to make better use of the heuristic information provided by the target endpoint, the probability of bias sampling is increased to 95% while retaining a 5% probability of random sampling instead of using the original bias sampling strategy. in specific, the relative position relationship between the generated node and the target endpoint recorded after the previous sampling is used in the bias sampling process to determine the extent of the area to be sampled next time, so that the sampled point is closer to the target point with a higher probability. taking fig. 1 as an example, the next sampling range will be limited to section a. fig 2. escape mechanism c. escape mechanism increasing the probability of biased sampling means that there may be an over-reliance on the heuristic information provided by the endpoints. this may make the algorithm fall into a local optimum. in addition, in maps with many obstacles, or where obstacles are present in multiple directions over a short distance (like groove structure), large bias sampling weights may lead to a large waste of computational resources and the algorithm may not converge beyond the maximum number of iterations. therefore, a suitable escape mechanism is necessary to exploit the stochastic nature of the rrt algorithm to exploit its powerful spatial search capabilities. in specific, whenever the cumulative generation of new nodes by means of bias sampling fails three times, the escape mechanism is activated. in the escape mechanism, the location of the new ‘pseudoendpoint’ that provides the heuristic information is first determined. the rules are as follows: the last successfully generated node is defined as the previous node. fig 3. four designed maps: 1) map provided by python robotics 2) map with a groove structure 3) map with mass (24) obstacles 4) map with a narrow channel as is demonstrated by fig. 2, the “pseudo-endpoint” is generated with 40% probability at a position where the true endpoint is horizontally symmetric with respect to the previous node, 40% probability at a position where the true endpoint is vertically symmetric with respect to the previous node, and a 20% probability at a position where the true endpoint is centrosymmetric with respect to the previous node. the region to be sampled next is then determined based on the relative position information provided by the pseudoendpoint as, using a similar heuristic as described above. continuous sampling is performed until a new node is successfully generated. fig 4. average path length generated by the proposed algorithm and original rrt 55 fig 5. average time cost by the proposed algorithm and original rrt 4.3. result the proposed improved algorithm was tested 10 times on each of the four designed maps with typical characteristics as shown in fig. 3. the average path length generated and the average time taken to successfully find the path were calculated and the results are shown in fig. 4 and fig. 5. it is worth noting that when using the original rrt algorithm to find a path on map 2, there is a 60% chance of exceeding its maximum number of iterations and failing to find a path successfully. on maps 3 and 4, this figure is 30% and 20% respectively, while 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[10] karaman, s., frazzoli, e.: incremental sampling-based algorithms for optimal motion planning. robotics science and systems conference (rss) (2010). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 72 uav target detection algorithm with improved yolov7 fanrun meng, chen liu, zhiren zhu, liming zhou college of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china abstract: the wide application of uav technology in various fields makes uav target detection crucial. in this study, we propose an improved algorithm based on yolov7 to enhance the performance and robustness of uav target detection. we utilize yolov7 as the infrastructure and introduce bifpn (bi-directional feature pyramid network) to enhance the feature fusion, while adding the gam attention mechanism to the model, which is trained and evaluated using the visdrone2019 dataset. the experimental results of this study show that the improved model achieves an average accuracy map value of 45.6%, which is 2.7% higher than the traditional model, and is able to detect and localize uav targets more accurately. keywords: unmanned aerial vehicle (uav); yolov7; bifpn; gam. 1. introduction uav technology has been widely used in various fields such as military, civil and scientific research. uav target detection has important practical significance as one of the cores of uav applications. accurately detecting and localizing uav targets can be used in application scenarios such as surveillance, security, and rescue. however, uav target detection tasks face many challenges, including complex backgrounds, multi-scale targets, and occlusion. therefore, it is crucial to develop an efficient and accurate uav target detection algorithm. 2. overview of target detection algorithm 2.1. traditional target detection algorithm traditional target detection algorithms use a sliding window strategy to select candidate regions on a given image, and then extract features (e.g., sift[1],hog[2]) for these regions , and finally use a trained classifier (e.g., svm[3], adaboost[4]) for classification. this method has the disadvantages of poorly targeted region selection strategy, high time complexity, and poor robustness. with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, it has been gradually replaced by deep learning methods of features. 2.2. yolo series target detection algorithm after entering the era of deep learning, target detection algorithms keep emerging like a spring, which can be roughly divided into two-stage algorithms represented by the rcnn[5][6][7][8] series of algorithms and one-stage algorithms represented by the yolo[9] series of algorithms. the method is divided into two steps, the first step is to generate a candidate area, and the second step is to divide the candidate area into a number of candidate areas, and then divide the candidate area into a number of candidate areas and correct the position of the candidate areas. the method has high accuracy and small probability of missed detection, but its calculation speed is slow and cannot meet the real-time requirements. the yolo family of algorithms was developed to solve the above problems. the one-stage target detection approach, which treats the target detection problem as a regression problem, simultaneously predicts the location and class of targets through a single neural network model instead of selecting candidate regions one by one. this gives yolo a good balance between speed and accuracy. r-cnn is the first algorithm that utilizes cnn for target detection, which opens the era of target detection based on deep learning. yolo is the first target detection algorithm, and many researchers have proposed a series of highperformance target detection algorithms under the influence of yolo, and the r-cnn and yolo algorithms have greatly promoted the development of target detection technology. 2.3. theory related to yolov7 yolov7 (you only look once version 7)[10] is a deep learning model in the field of target detection, which is the latest version of the yolo series. the main feature of the yolo series of models is the ability to perform target detection in real time while maintaining high accuracy.yolov7 improves and optimizes on yolov5, aiming to improve the detection performance and speed. yolov7 is based on yolov5 and has been improved and optimized with the aim of increasing detection performance and speed. the model structure includes four parts: input, backbone, head, and neck. input: the main role is to perform a series of preprocessing operations on the input image, including mosaic data enhancement, adaptive anchor frame calculation, and image scaling. backbone: the consists of several cbs convolutional modules, elan modules and mp-1 modules. the cbs module consists of a convolutional layer, a bulk-normalized bn layer and a silu activation function. the elan module consists of a number of convolutional modules, which are used to learn and converge more efficiently by controlling the shortest and longest gradient paths. head: it mainly includes sppcspc, elan-w, upsmaple and mp-2. it performs feature processing on the output image of the backbone network, and adopts the path aggregation feature pyramid network (pafpn) structure for multi-scale feature fusion. the top-down structure is used to pass down the deep strong semantic features to enhance the features of the whole pyramid; finally, the bottom-up structure is used to pass up the shallow image structure, color, edge, position and other feature information, thus realizing the efficient fusion of features at different levels. neck: it uses the rep structure to adjust the number of 73 channels to the p3, p4, and p5 features output from the pafpn structure. finally, these features are fed into a 1×1 convolutional module for predicting the confidence, category and anchor frame information of the image and generating the final detection results. 3. improvements to the yolov7 3.1. introducing bifpn bifpn (bi-directional feature pyramid network)[11] is a deep neural network architecture for target detection and semantic segmentation tasks, which is designed to extract multi-scale features in images and help the model to better understand and process targets at different scales. the design of bifpn is inspired by network architectures such as fpn (feature pyramid network) and network architectures such as panet, which has higher efficiency and performance in processing multi-scale features. as shown in figure 1. figure 1. bifpn structure bifpn consists of multiple repeating modules, each consisting of the following steps: a. bottom-up connectivity: propagating information from high-resolution bottom features to low-resolution top-level features. b. top-down connection: propagating information from low-resolution high-level features to high-resolution bottom-level features. c. cross-layer connectivity: propagate information between different layers to make feature fusion more complete. d. feature fusion: fuses feature from different connections to generate the final multi-scale feature pyramid. in order to optimize the detection process, we try to embed bifpn in the feature extraction network of yolov7, replacing the original backbone and neck networks to enhance the fusion of multi-scale features, thus improving the performance of target detection. 3.2. attention in the study of human vision, it has been found that humans selectively focus on certain visible information and ignore other information to rationally utilize the limited visual processing resources. at the same time, it has been found that selective encoding of input data can effectively improve the expression and generalization ability of neural networks. the attentional mechanism simulates that humans selectively focus on certain visible information and ignore other information to rationally utilize limited visual processing resources. at the same time, it also helps to solve the problem of the existence of a large amount of redundant information in the image or video, thus improving the neural network expressive ability and generalization ability.[12] in order to better balance the model's lightweight and detection accuracy, this paper proposes to add the gam (global attention mechanism) attention mechanism to the yolov7.gam redesigns the sub-module of cbam, as shown in figure 2, with two modules, the channel attention mechanism module and the spatial attention mechanism. the relevant information is extracted by selectively focusing on the desired parts of the channel and space, and important features are captured in the 3d channel, spatial width and spatial height to improve the recognition accuracy of the model. figure 2. gam structure 4. experimental design and analysis of results 4.1. dataset the visdrone2019 dataset was collected by the aiskyeye team at the machine learning and data mining laboratory of tianjin university. the benchmark dataset consists of 288 video clips consisting of 261,908 frames and 10,209 still images captured by a variety of uav cameras covering a wide range of locations, environments (urban and rural), objects (pedestrians, vehicles, bicycles, etc.), and densities (sparse and crowded scenes). some important attributes, including scene visibility, object class and occlusion, also provide better data utilization. this dataset is valuable to study for ships with small targets, overlapping targets, and complex backgrounds as a difficulty, resulting in a low map for detection. in this experiment, 1,550 randomly selected from the dataset and 464 images were selected to form the training and validation set for this experiment respectively. 4.2. experimental configuration table 1. experimental configuration table name version&model cpu inter i7-11700 gpu nvidia rtx a4000 stystem windows10 64-bit cuda 11.7.1 python 3.8 pytorch 1.13.1 all the experiments were conducted in the same hardware environment, and the relevant environment configurations are 74 shown in table 1. 4.3. performance indicators precision: the percentage of samples with true predictions that are correct.tp (true positive) indicates the number of samples with correct predictions. fp (false positive) is the number of samples with incorrect predictions. this is shown in equation (1): (1) recall: recall, also known as the check rate, indicates the proportion of predicted true positive samples to the total number of actual positive samples, which is used to reflect the leakage situation. fn (false negative) denotesd the number of sample misses. calculated as shown in equation (2): (2) mean average precision (map): precision and recall are a pair of mutually constrained performance indicators, which have the limitation of single-point value and cannot fully evaluate the model performance, so map is introduced to equalize the results of the two calculations. taking precision as the vertical coordinate and recall as the horizontal coordinate, the p-r curve can be obtained, and the area enclosed by the p-r curve and the coordinate axis is the value of ap, and map represents the average value of all the aps in the whole dataset, which is calculated as shown in equation. (3) and (4). (3) ∑ (4) 4.4. analysis of experimental results in order to verify the efficiency and adaptability of the improved model, this paper uses the original yolov7 model to train and validate this dataset with 300 iterations. a total of five performance metrics with parameters precision, recall, ap, map, etc. are selected for side-by-side comparison. compared with the original model, the improved model has some improvement in terms of recall, accuracy and precision, and the effect of improvement is obvious for the whole category of the dataset, and the comparison of the training results of the improved model and the traditional model for each category is shown in tables 2 and 3. table 2. compared yolov7 and yolov7-bifpn yolov7-ap yolov7-bifpn-ap pedestrian 0.571 0.599 people 0.494 0.511 bicycle 0.185 0.217 car 0.812 0.832 van 0.358 0.377 truck 0.374 0.403 tricycle 0.340 0.379 awning-tricycle 0.166 0.197 bus 0.416 0.445 motor 0.572 0.604 table 3. compared yolov7 and yolov7-bifpn class precision (%) recall (%) map@0.5 (%) map@0.5:0.95 (%) yolov7 0.554 0.441 0.429 0.236 yolov7bifpn 0.567 0.454 0.456 0.251 from the experimental results, it is easy to see that the improved yolov7 has an increase of about 3% in the target ap value of each category, and the map@0.5 is also improved by 2.7%. . figure 3. the experimental process of yolov7 figure 4. the experimental process of yolov7-bifpn comparison of the training results figure 3 and figure 4 shows that the traditional yolov7 model has the problems of unstable accuracy, unsatisfactory recall and low map value in the training process. the improved model is more stable in terms of training than the traditional model in terms of accuracy, the recall curve is smoother, and the map value is also improved. therefore, our improved yolov7 algorithm is feasible. 5. conclusion aiming at the challenges faced by uav target detection with yolov7 algorithm's everything is fine except for one small defect, this study proposes an improved algorithm for uav target detection based on yolov7, which improves the 75 accuracy of uav target detection by introducing bifpn and gam attention mechanism. our algorithm achieves satisfactory results on the visdrone2019 dataset, indicating its broad potential for practical applications acknowledgments we would like to express our gratitude to the authors of the yolov7 algorithm and the benchmark datasets used in this paper. we would also like to thank our colleagues for their helpful discussions and feedback on this research. references [1] a, huiyu zhou , y. y. b , and c. s. c . 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" cognitive psychology 12. 1(1980):97-136. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 90 iot intrusion detection model based on cnn‐gru zhaolian wang, hong huang *, rui du, xing li, guotao yuan school of materials science and technology, university of science and engineering, yibin 644000, china * corresponding author: hong huang (email: huanghong@suse.edu.cn) abstract: with the rapid development of iot technology, security concerns surrounding iot devices have gained attention. an intrusion detection system for iot can quickly and accurately identify highly redundant data features in iot traffic categories. to reduce data, feature redundancy during the identification process, this study proposes the use of extreme gradient boosting (xgboost) for feature selection to obtain an optimal feature subset. additionally, to improve the accuracy of identifying malicious traffic in iot devices, a fusion model combining convolutional neural networks (cnn) and gated recurrent units (gru) for iot intrusion detection is proposed. finally, a comparative analysis experiment is conducted between cnn-gru and cnn-lstm, demonstrating that the proposed model achieves lower processing time while ensuring accuracy. furthermore, the proposed method outperforms classical iot intrusion detection algorithms in terms of precision and recall. keywords: iot intrusion detection; cnn; gru. 1. introduction in recent years, with the development of iot technology, the number and scope of iot devices have been continuously expanding, becoming an important driving force for digital transformation and intelligent development. at the same time, ensuring the security of iot devices and applications in small and large networks composed of physical and virtual infrastructure has become crucial. current iot devices are susceptible to network attacks such as denial of service [1], botnets [2], and penetration attacks [3]. the mirai botnet attack is a distributed denial-of-service (ddos) attack on iot devices [4]. mirai can incorporate connected devices extracted from smart homes into a "botnet" [2], leading to the shutdown of dyn's infrastructure, a prominent us domain name service provider, affecting websites such as twitter, paypal, and github. in terms of feature redundancy, iot intrusion detection techniques aim to reduce the number of features to not only shorten the model training time but also improve detection effectiveness. liu et al. [11] proposed an intrusion detection method based on principal component analysis (pca) and recurrent neural networks (rnn). pca was used to reduce data dimensionality and noise and identify the most informative subset of principal features. the processed data was then trained using an rnn network with high classification accuracy. zhou et al. [12] proposed a feature selection method using gradient boosting trees. xgboost is a nonlinear method of gradient boosting that not only calculates feature importance for feature selection but also prevents overfitting by adding an l2 regularization term to the objective function, effectively addressing the problem of feature redundancy. in the exploration of iot intrusion detection models, several methods and techniques have been proposed by researchers. gurusamy [5] proposed a secure iot framework using software-defined networking (sdn) in iot traffic. svm algorithms were used on the sdn controller to monitor and learn iot device behavior and detect attacks, achieving high precision, recall, and fast response time. hodo et al. [6] applied artificial neural network (ann) algorithms to detect ddos/dos attacks based on the characteristics of host-based ids and network-based ids, demonstrating good accuracy in traffic classification. debastrita et al. [7] proposed a set learning method for anomaly detection, utilizing stacked autoencoders (sae) to extract deep features and inputting them into a probabilistic neural network ensemble for single and multiple anomaly detection. the use of autoencoders resulted in good and stable performance. wang yun [8] constructed a home iot intrusion detection model based on recurrent neural networks (rnn) using the nsl-kdd dataset, reducing false positives and improving accuracy. alkahtani et al. [9] achieved certain results in detecting iot device botnet attacks using convolutional neural networks (cnn) and long short-term memory (lstm) algorithms, showing promising accuracy. li xiaojia et al. [10] utilized cnn and recurrent neural networks (rnn) for iot intrusion detection using the ton-iot dataset, achieving good precision and f1 score. 1dcnn has the ability to capture local parallel features in iot device traffic quickly, while rnn, specifically gru, can extract long-term dependency learning features. gru has a simpler internal structure and fewer parameters compared to lstm, making it suitable for accurately and efficiently identifying traffic within a short period of time. this paper proposes a hybrid model combining convolutional neural networks (cnn) and gated recurrent units (gru) for the detection of malicious attacks on selected iot devices. the n-baiot dataset is used as the base dataset. firstly, the dataset is normalized and one-hot encoded. xgboost is then used for feature selection to reduce data redundancy. finally, a one-dimensional cnn is used to extract spatial features, and gru is employed to extract longterm dependency information features and learn the interdependencies between features. the softmax function is used for classification. comparative analysis experiments demonstrate the applicability of the proposed model. the results show that this method outperforms recent iot intrusion detection methods in terms of accuracy, recall, and loss based on the aforementioned dataset, effectively improving the accuracy of iot intrusion detection. 91 2. related work 2.1. xgboost xgboost is a boosting-based ensemble method that utilizes decision trees. the algorithm follows the principle of optimizing the empirical loss function by iteratively fitting the negative gradient of the loss function. it then generates the optimal weak learner using a linear search method. the objective function for the t-th tree is as follows: ( ) 1 1 obj ( , ) ( ) n k t t i ti i k l y y f       (1) where ( , )t i il y y is the loss function used to evaluate model error and ( )tf is the regularization term used to control the complexity of the tree and prevent overfitting. to find the minimum of the objective function, the objective function is expanded using the second-order taylor series approximation, and the optimal weights  and the corresponding objective function value can be obtained: * j j j g h      (2) 1 1 2 t j obj j j g x t h       (3) where j j i i i g g   represents the sum of the first-order gradients of the loss function for all samples in the j-th node, and j j j i i h h   represents the sum of the second-order gradients of the loss function for all samples in the j-th node. 2.2. cnn in the proposed model architecture, we have introduced a one-dimensional convolutional neural network (1dcnn) component for the identification of malicious iot traffic. 1dcnn is capable of extracting morphological features from traffic data to enhance the understanding of the traffic. a typical 1dcnn architecture consists of convolutional layers, pooling layers, and fully connected layers. (1) convolutional layers: the convolutional layers in 1dcnn overcome the slow convergence of conventional neural networks. this layer consists of a set of time series graphs, kernels, filters, strides, and neurons. each neuron in this layer is connected to adjacent neurons. the convolution operation computes the dot product between the corresponding convolution filter and the input time series graph. through the kernels, it learns the features of the input mapping. the time series input is first fed into the input layer. then, the output of the convolution process is computed as follows:   m l-1l l-1l immm i i l y b conv1d y     ， (4) where l my and l mb represent the output and bias of the mth neuron in the lth layer, respectively. l-1 imw and  l-1 iy represent the kernel weights from the ith neuron in the (l-1)th layer to the m-th neuron in the lth layer and the input to the mth neuron in the lth layer from the ith neuron in the (l-1)th layer, respectively. ml is the activation function applied to the input mapping. (2) pooling layers: the pooling operation in a 1dcnn model is a resampling process that converts multiple elements into a single element. this operation minimizes computational costs, retains important information, and helps prevent overfitting. in this study, we utilize the max pooling model, which selects the maximum value in an array as the output. the formula for reducing the size of time series graphs while maintaining discriminative information is as follows:  p max yr (5) where p represents the output of the max pooling layer, and yr represents the corresponding set of elements within the pooling region. (3) fully connected layers: following the pooling layer, the input is flattened into a one-dimensional array and connected to a layer where each input is connected to the output with weights. the structure of this layer is similar to a conventional artificial neural network, and the neurons in this layer can be computed as follows: k , 1 u m i k i k i w p b    (6) where uk represents the output value of the kth neuron, wi,k is the weight value of the ith input for the kth neuron, pi is the ith input value, and bk is the bias value of the kth neuron. after obtaining the output from the fully connected layer, an activation function is applied. in this model, the chosen activation function is softmax, which is used for multi-class classification. 2.3. gru gru (gated recurrent unit) is a type of recurrent neural network that is simpler compared to the lstm structure because it does not have a memory cell. gru offers a lower computational cost while delivering performance comparable to lstm. the gru structure consists of two units, namely the update gate and the reset gate. the update gate determines the past information that needs to be retained or forgotten in the time series to meet the current prediction requirements. the reset gate, on the other hand, decides the amount of information that needs to be memorized. the illustration in figure 1 demonstrates this process, as the figure 1. in gru, the current input tx and the previous output ht-1 are first concatenated as the input to the update gate and the reset gate. additionally, each value in every unit or component of the gru can be obtained as follows:  tz t-1 zz w h x bt      ， (7) t tt-1r r r w h x b    （ ， + ） (8) -1tanh tt tth h h w h x b     （ ， ） (9) where tz , tr , and th represent the outputs of the update gate, reset gate, and candidate hidden state, respectively.  and tanh represent the activation functions sigmoid and hyperbolic tangent function, 92 respectively. zw , w  , h w and zb , b  , h b , and b are the weight matrices and bias vectors associated with the update gate, reset gate, and candidate hidden state. the output of the tth gru can be obtained as follows: tt-1(1 ) h z ht t th z     (10) × ×× ＋  tx t-1h th tanh tr thtz t1 z figure 1. gru architecture 3. model design to improve the detection performance of iot intrusion detection, a deep learning approach based on xgboost feature selection and cnn-gru is proposed. the model consists of three modules: data preprocessing module, feature selection module, and classifier module. the design process of the model is as follows: input: relevant traffic data collected from iot devices. the publicly available n-baiot dataset, specifically the data related to baby monitor devices, is used in this experiment. output: attack categories targeting iot devices. step 1: perform missing value handling on the initial input dataset. step 2: normalize the dataset n, convert non-numeric features to numerical values, and encode the labels to obtain the preprocessed dataset n. step 3: split the dataset into training set n1 and test set n2. perform feature selection using xgboost feature importance scoring to obtain the optimal feature subset f. step 4: utilize the selected optimal feature set f to obtain the training set q1 and test set q2, removing redundant features. step 5: train the cnn-gru model using the adam optimizer to optimize the constructed cnn-gru classifier. step 6: evaluate the proposed cnn-gru classifier model using metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and f1-score. 3.1. data preprocessing module non-numeric features are encoded using one-hot encoding to convert them into numerical values. then, the feature data is standardized to eliminate the scale differences between features. the standardization process is shown in equations (13)-(15): 't ij j ij j t avg    (11) j 1 2 nj 1 ( t )j javg t t n   …+ (12) 2 2 2 j 1 j 2 j n j 1 ( ( (j j jt avg t avg t avg n         ） ） …+ ） (13) here, tij represents the feature value, tij ’ represents the standardized feature value, avgj represents the average value of the feature, and σj represents the standard deviation of the feature. 3.2. feature selection module in this study, the xgboost model is used as a feature selector. information gain is employed to filter the features, and its formula is as follows: 2 2 2( )1 2 l r l r l r l r g g g g gain h h h h                (14) where gl represents the sum of the first-order gradients of the loss function for the left leaf node, hl represents the sum of the second-order gradients of the loss function for the left leaf node, λ controls the score of the leaf node, and γ controls the number of leaf nodes. by using information gain, the model performs feature selection. a higher information gain indicates a larger decrease in loss, indicating a better split at the current node. by calculating the information gain for each feature, the model identifies the optimal split point that maximizes the information gain. this process iteratively selects features, retaining those with the highest discriminative power while removing unnecessary features, aiming to improve classification performance and reduce computational complexity. in this study, xgboost feature selection is employed to select the top 30 features, addressing the challenge of complex and diverse malicious traffic features in iot. 3.3. fused classifier module (1) cnn-gru hybrid deep model: the basic structure includes an input layer, a conv1d layer, a maxpool1d layer, batch normalization (bn) layer, a gated recurrent unit (gru) layer, a flatten layer, and a dense layer. 输入层 x 1dcnn layer maxpooling layer 1dcnn layer batchnormalization layer maxpooling layer gru layer fatten layer dense layer 分类结果 figure 2. cnn-gru model firstly, each selected traffic feature is transformed into a (30,1) tensor and input to the input layer. two layers of 1d convolutions are applied to extract features from iot traffic, with multiple channels set to capture multi-dimensional features. the trained features are then passed to the gru layer, which uses the tanh activation function with 64 neurons. finally, the flatten layer flattens the 2d feature maps, and the features are fed into the dense layer for classification. 93 the commonly used activation functions for classification problems are sigmoid and softmax. in this model, only the softmax activation function is used, with the number of neurons in this layer set to 10. to improve the accuracy of the model, various parameters such as learning rate and weights need to be adjusted. techniques such as l1 regularization, l2 regularization, and batch normalization can be used to prevent overfitting. deep neural networks have a large number of parameters, making the model complex and prone to overfitting. the use of batch normalization helps to mitigate the occurrence of internal covariate shift. by integrating the convolutional features with the batch normalization layer, overfitting of the data is avoided. 4. experimental results 4.1. dataset and data preprocessing the experiment utilizes the n-baiot dataset created by meidan et al. [14]. the dataset captures traffic by monitoring devices during bashlite and mirai botnet attacks, with traffic packets captured using wireshark. a total of 115 features were extracted from each device, collected considering fivetime intervals: 1 minute, 10 seconds, 1.5 seconds, 500 milliseconds, and 100 milliseconds (referred to as l0.01, l0.1, l1, l3, and l5, respectively). for example, the feature value h_l5_mean represents the average statistical feature obtained within a 100-millisecond timeframe of host ip traffic data. for the collected iot traffic, categorical features are numerically encoded using one-hot encoding, and the feature data is standardized using minmax to eliminate the scale differences between features, resulting in a high-dimensional and standardized dataset. table 1. description of specific statistical features on the nbaiot dataset feature type abbreviation details host-ip h traffic data from specific internet protocol addresses hostmac&ip mi traffic data from specific internet protocol and media access control (mac) addresses channel hh traffic collected between specific hosts socket hphp traffic collected between specific hosts with port information network jitter hh_jit statistical values of features related to time intervals between received data packets in the channel category 4.2. feature selection the xgboost algorithm is tested through extensive experiments, which include multiple thresholds for feature selection based on feature importance scores. for each input variable, the feature importance scores allow testing of subsets of features based on their importance. initially, all 115 features are used, and subsets containing the essential features are obtained. the model's performance tends to overfit and results in decreased prediction accuracy as the number of selected features increases, creating a trade-off between the number of features and test accuracy. therefore, the optimal combination of 30 features is selected from the initial set of 115 features. the detailed information of the selected features is provided in table 2. these selected features are then fed into the cnn-gru model for the classification of iot malicious traffic. table 2. top 30 features selected from the n-baiot dataset of baby monitor devices no. feature index no. feature index 1 hphp_l0.01_weight 89 16 mi_dir_l3_mean 4 2 hh_l5_magnitude 21 17 mi_dir_lo.1_variance 11 3 mi_dir_l5_variance 2 18 hh_l1_magnitude 35 4 hh_l0.1_covariance 44 19 mi_dir_l3_weight 3 5 mi_dir_l3_variance 5 20 mi_dir_l1_weight 6 6 mi_dir_l0.01_variance 14 21 hh_l0.01_covariance 51 7 mi_dir_l0.01_mean 13 22 hh_jit_l1_variance 58 8 mi_dir_l0.1_weight 9 23 mi_dir_l5_weight 0 9 mi_dir_l1_mean 7 24 hh_l0.01_magnitude 49 10 hh_l0.1_magnitude 42 25 hh_l0.01_pcc 52 11 mi_dir_l0.1_mean 10 26 hphp_l3_std 72 12 hh_l3_magnitude 28 27 hh_l1_weight 32 13 hh_jit_l0.01_mean 61 28 hh_l5_mean 19 14 hh_l3_covariance 30 29 hh_jit_l0.1_variance 60 15 hh_jit_l0.1_mean 59 30 hh_jit_l5_mean 53 4.3. performance evaluation metrics we use standard evaluation metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and f1 score to assess the performance of the proposed architecture. to compute these metrics, we need to calculate true positives (tp), false positives (fp), true negatives (tn), and false negatives (fn). accuracy: 94 a uracy tp tn cc tp tn fp fn      (15) precision: tp precision tp fp   (16) recall: tp recall tp fn   (17) f1-score: 2 1 recall precision recall f score precision      (18) 4.4. experimental results the experiments were conducted in the following environment: cpu i7-11800h, 16gb ram, operating system win10, development environment python 3.7.12, keras 2.4.3, and tensorflow 2.3.0. the dataset used is the nbaiot dataset, specifically the traffic data from the philips b120n/10 baby monitor device. to evaluate and examine the proposed cnn-gru model for detecting malicious iot traffic, the model uses the adam optimizer with a learning rate of 0.001. the hyperparameters beta_1 and beta_2 is set to 0.9 and 0.999, respectively. the model is trained for 20 epochs with a batch size of 256. the training and validation accuracy and loss are illustrated in figure 3. (a) accuracy (b) loss figure 3. training and validation accuracy and loss to highlight the effectiveness of the proposed approach, we compare it with another popular hybrid deep model, cnnlstm. for evaluation, we use the same metrics for both models, and they are tested and trained on the same dataset. the cnn-gru model achieves an overall accuracy of 99.39%, precision of 99.78%, recall of 98.68%, and f1-score of 99.59%, which slightly outperforms the cnn-lstm model in the accuracy of traffic detection for each category. the details of the models are provided in figure 4. training time is an important metric for evaluating model performance. the training time for cnn-gru is 8 milliseconds, which is significantly faster than the training time of 28 milliseconds for cnn-lstm, indicating that the proposed model ensures efficient intrusion detection in iot while providing faster response time, as shown in table 3. figure 4. comparison of cnn-lstm and cnn-gru experiments table 3. training time for cnn-lstm and cnn-gru model training time cnn-lstm 28ms cnn-gru 8ms furthermore, to demonstrate the effectiveness of the model, table 4 presents a comparison with some classical classifiers from domestic literature. it can be observed that the proposed cnn-gru model outperforms other models in terms of accuracy, f1-score, precision, and recall, achieving 99.78%, 99.59%, 99.52%, and 99.68% respectively. table 4. experimental result comparison (%) model dataset accuracy precision recall f1-score lr-ann [13] n-baiot 90.99% 90.09% 90.93% svm [14] n-baiot 94.94% 90.84% ae [15] n-baiot 98.85% 98.88% 99.10% 98.95% my model n-baiot 99.78% 99.52% 99.68% 99.59% 5. conclusion in this paper, we proposed an intrusion detection method for the internet of things (iot) and developed a hybrid deep learning model to address the diverse potential security threats in iot devices. we utilized the n-baiot dataset and applied xgboost feature selection to reduce feature redundancy in the iot dataset. by integrating cnn and gru, we achieved comprehensive and effective feature learning. furthermore, we conducted a comprehensive performance analysis by comparing our proposed model with state-of-theart classification models. the experimental results demonstrate that our proposed iot intrusion detection model performs well in terms of accuracy, precision, recall, and f1score, while maintaining a shorter training time. in future work, our goal is to further enhance the model's detection adaptability by training it on a larger variety of iot device data, ensuring efficient detection performance. references [1] gupta b b, dahiya a. distributed denial of service (ddos) attacks: classification, attacks, challenges and countermeasures [m]. crc press, 2021. 97.50% 98.00% 98.50% 99.00% 99.50% 100.00% accuracy precision recall f1-score cnn-lstm cnn-gru 95 [2] chaabouni n, mosbah m, zemmari a, et al. network intrusion detection for iot security based on learning techniques [j]. ieee communications surveys & tutorials, 2019, 21(3): 2671-2701. 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[1-3] ai uses machines to simulate the way the human brain thinks and intelligently process primitive problems. with the rapid development of ai technology, the subfields dominated by machine learning and deep learning algorithms have been applied to the auxiliary diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors, prognosis assessment and medical image processing. in medical image processing, image omics builds disease prediction models by combining ai core technologies such as different machine learning algorithms, providing more information for accurate diagnosis and individualized treatment of diseases. 2. related work gallbladder cancer can directly invade the surrounding tissue, but also can be transferred through lymphatic, blood circulation or abdominal transplantation and other ways, due to the lack of early clinical manifestations, most cases have been diagnosed in the late stage, serious[8]. affects patient prognosis. imaging examination is widely used in the detection of a variety of diseases, among which enhanced ct can well judge the intensity and enhancement mode of the lesion, and can also judge the type of the lesion, which is of great help to clinical diagnosis and treatment[9]. imaging examination often requires doctors with professional knowledge to identify and judge, which consumes a lot of time and energy, and there is subjective bias among different doctors. with the continuous development of artificial intelligence, deep learning technology based on neural network is widely used in the field of medical imaging[10-11]. for example, wu shi yang et al first segmtioned lung cancer ct images in the lung image database consortium to obtain lung nodule images, then used convolutional neu-ral network (cnn) for feature extraction, and finally used logistic classifier for model construction and testing. the classification accuracy of this method is 84.4%. wu yun feng proposed a lung ct image classification and system construction method based on improved inception-res net, which has a diagnostic accuracy of over 95% for covid-19. ye jia chao et al[12]., based on the dense net network model in cnn, achieved a good recognition effect on ct images of covid-19, with an accuracy rate of 91%, a recall rate of 79%, an f1 value of 85%, an accuracy rate of 85% and an auc value of 94%. in this paper, we optimized and improved the dense net model, increased the traditional 2d image input to 3d, improved the dropout mechanism and soft max loss function, 82 and applied the improved 3d-densenet model to the auxiliary diagnosis of gallbladder cancer [13-14]. 3. model and methodology densenet is the optimal depth model proposed by huang equal in 2017, which uses the advantages of resnet and googlenet for reference and fully applies cross-connection to each feature layer in the module, that is, the input of any convolutional layer directly includes the output of all previous convolutional layers, and the features are fully reused. 3.1. densenet model the feature fusion of high and low levels makes the network have strong anti-overfitting performance, and the number of parameters is smaller. the cross-connection application also alleviates the problem of gradient disappearance caused by the deepening of layers. densenet is dense by multiple densenet is a convolutional neural network with dense connections. the network consists of two parts: denseblock and transition. dense block is a densely connected highway module, a collection of bottleneck layer outputs. block and transition layer, each dense block contains multiple substructures, a structure of 4 dense blocks. figure 1. 4-layer dense block structure the traditional densenet structure contains the dropout layer, which inhibits model overfitting by randomly dropping multiple neurons. cnn extracts image features through convolution check. the specific implementation of the convolution operation generates information redundancy between feature images, so the effect of dropout on cnn is limited. the dropblock module is a regularization module for cnn proposed by the google team in 2018. effect comparison of dropout and dropblock. in order to verify the performance of this model, 3dresnet and 3d-densenet models with various structures and different parameters were analyzed and compared, and the most suitable 3d cnn for gallbladder cancer classification was selected. in traditional convolutional networks, when the output features of a previous layer are needed by the input layer at the back, they need to be convolved and then extracted again. however, densenet's dense connections do not need to be extracted again and can be directly used by the layer at the back, which greatly reduces the consumption of parameters and the amount of calculation. in this paper, it is selected as the main body network of shot boundary detection. (a) dropout (b)dropblock figure 2. effect comparison between dropout and dropblock the 3ddensenet proposed in this paper mainly consists of conv3d, max-pooling, 6 sb d blocks, 6 sbdblock2, 8 sbdblock3, 8 sbdblock4 and linear. the structure is shown in figure 1, and the model parameters are shown in table 1. each sbd block contains dense block dense connections and new conv3d additions, followed by a bra module containing batch normal iza-tion, relu, and avg pooling. finally, linear layer outputs 3 types of features. table 1. the model parameters of3d densenet layer kernel feature map followed by input -8×3×16×128×128 - cov 3d 7×7×7 8×64×16×64×64 bn,relu maxpooling 3×3×3 8×64×8×32×32 bn,relu sbd block1 -8×32×8×32×32 bra sbd block2 -8×32×4×16×16 bra sbd block3 -8×32×2×8×8 bra sbd block4 -8×32×1×4×4 bra linear -1×3 - in this paper, the cross entropy loss function is selected as the loss function of 3ddensenet, and the formula of the cross entropy loss function is: l=-[ylogy+(1-y) log(1-y') (1) make the predicted data distribution more closely resemble the real data distribution. set the compression coefficient θ to 0.5, growthrate to 32, and learning rate to 0.001. finally, after the post-processing step, the color histogram method is used to detect the merged gradient frame segment again, which not only improves the detection accuracy of the gradient frame segment, but also speeds up the detection speed [15]. 3.2. model architectures model evaluation indexes include accuracy, speci-ficity, sensitivity, precision and roc curve. the calculation formula of each index is shown as follows: (2) (3) the number of patients with cystic cancer identified by the target detector as benign gallbladder disease; true negatives 83 (tn) represent the number of patients with benign gallbladder disease identified as non-gallbladder cancer by the target detector. z represents the number of gallbladder cancer patients; c represents the number of patients with benign gallbladder disease. receiver operating characteristic curve (roc curve) is a curve drawn according to a series of different binary classification methods (boundary value or determination threshold), with true positive rate (sensitivity) as the vertical coordinate and false positive rate (specificity) as the horizontal coordinate. auc (areaunder curve) is the area under the roc curve. scholars often use the auc value as the model evaluation criterion, and the roc curve cannot clearly explain which classifier has the better effect, while the classifier with the larger auc value has the better effect. 4. conclusion the onset of gallbladder cancer is insidious and most of the early stage is asymptomatic, so when patients find, the lesion has already developed to the advanced stage, patients often lose the opportunity for treatment because of the late stage of the tumor. clinical diagnosis of gallbladder cancer mainly relies on traditional imaging, such as dual-source ct. however, the recognition of abdominal dual-source ct images requires doctors to have rich professional knowledge and experience in reading the images. manual reading not only consumes a lot of time and energy, but also may cause misjudgment due to negligence or subjective factors. deep learning algorithm has the characteristics of strong learning ability, wide coverage, good adaptability and high upper limit. therefore, based on the deep learning model, this paper realizes the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer by extracting image features. experimental verification shows that this model has certain feasibility in the diagnosis of gallbladder cancer. however, at present the model is still there are the following problems: 1) the data of gallbladder cancer is small. for medical image research, the construction of data set is a very important part, but medical data often has problems such as difficult collection, sensitive information and unconcentrated distribution. 2)the interpretability of deep learning model has been criticized for a long time. currently, the gold standard for diagnosing gallbladder cancer is pathological examination. therefore, this paper proposes a depth shot boundary detection method combining 3d convolution and densenet, which uses 3d convolution to capture the characteristics of temporal and spatial information and extract video features to a greater extent. densenet dense connection reduces parameter calculation, realizes feature reuse, and improves efficiency. experiments and comparisons on the commonly used ucf101_sbd and trecvid datasets and clipshots, the largest shot boundary detection dataset, show that the proposed method has good detection effect and improves detection efficiency. however, the model proposed in this paper is constructed based on the preoperative image data of patients, and the image data alone cannot completely accurately determine whether a patient is a gallbladder cancer patient. in addition, the specific meaning of the deep features extracted by deep learning cannot be explained, and subsequent work will consider adding some interpretable features. in summary, the gallbladder cancer diagnosis model proposed in this paper based on the improved 3d-densenet has good accuracy and reliability, and large-scale multi-center experiments will be conducted in the future to promote the application of this model in clinical assisted diagnosis. references [1] shi j s, liu g,yu y l, et al. early diagnosis of primary gallbladdercarcinoma [i]. chinese journal of hepatobiliary surgery, 2000, 6 (6) :436-438. 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[23] cernekova z, pitas l, nikou c. information theory basedshot cut fade detection and video summarization j] . ieee transactions on circuits systems for video technology 2005, 16(1) :8291. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 18 the relationship between social responsibility and brand value of chinese food and beverage enterprises in the context of high‐quality development anning ye, min zhang * school of statistics and applied mathematics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, china * corresponding author: min zhang (email: zhangmin2988@126.com) abstract: this article constructs a corporate social responsibility indicator system and conducts regression analysis on the relationship between food and beverage enterprises fulfilling social responsibility and enhancing brand value. research has found that food and beverage companies have a significant positive impact on brand value enhancement when fulfilling social responsibilities to shareholders, suppliers, and governments; the fulfillment of social responsibility towards employees, creditors, and consumers does not have a significant impact on brand value enhancement; the overall completion of social responsibility by food and beverage enterprises has a significant positive impact on enhancing brand value. among them, the feedback of employees, creditors, and consumers on the fulfillment of corporate social responsibility is not easy to fully measure, and they belong to anonymous beneficiaries, whose impact on brand value also shows a hidden nature. the social responsibilities undertaken by different types of enterprises vary greatly. therefore, this article introduces the moderating variable of enterprise type to conduct heterogeneity analysis and verify that enterprise type plays a positive promoting role in the relationship between food and beverage enterprises fulfilling social responsibility and enhancing brand value. keywords: corporate social responsibility; anonymous beneficiaries; brand value; panel regression; heterogeneity. 1. introduction a brand is the core embodiment of a country's competitiveness and international status, and it is also the lifeblood and soul of an enterprise. enterprises attach value to brand responsibility, shape brand image, and enhance market competitiveness. as a food and beverage industry that provides essential goods for the livelihoods of 1.4 billion chinese people, since 2009, it has been the industry with the most enterprises selected on the china 500 most valuable brands list. with the prosperous development of the food and beverage industry, consumers are paying more attention to fulfilling social responsibilities in the industry, and their impact on the brand value of related enterprises is also increasing day by day. wang yanting (2013) believes that actively fulfilling social responsibility can maximize and comprehensively promote the creation and accumulation of brand value for enterprises. yi fengpeng (2013) believes that according to the theory of resource dependence, fulfilling social responsibility can encourage stakeholders to invest resources in the brand value of a company. liu dongsheng et al. (2018) studied the relationship between corporate social responsibility and brand value. the results indicate that there is a significant positive correlation between corporate social responsibility and brand value, indicating that actively fulfilling corporate social responsibility can bring higher brand value. the study also indicates that the r&d investment of enterprises has a moderating effect on the relationship between corporate social responsibility and brand value, significantly affecting the strength of the relationship between the two. sun xiaoli (2019) analyzed the relationship between consumer purchase intention and brand value in food enterprises, and found that actively fulfilling stakeholder responsibilities can have a positive impact on brand value, with consumer responsibility behavior having the most significant impact. some domestic scholars believe that there is no positive correlation between fulfilling corporate social responsibility and corporate brand value. li yuanyuan et al. (2019) empirically tested the impact and mechanism of fulfilling corporate social responsibility on brand value enhancement based on the resource-based view. research has found that fulfilling corporate social responsibility has a negative impact on brand value enhancement, while technological innovation has a positive impact on brand value enhancement. moreover, improving the level of technological innovation can weaken the negative effects of fulfilling corporate social responsibility on brand value. dan mengmeng (2019) conducted an empirical study on the relationship between the nature of property rights and the progress of marketization. the results showed that the impact of corporate social responsibility on financial performance is not linear, and after a certain range, it turns into a negative impact. zhang yang (2021) empirically tested the non-linear relationship between fulfilling social responsibility and innovation investment on brand value using ranking data released by the world brand laboratory. at present, domestic scholars have the following shortcomings in their research on the relationship between corporate social responsibility and brand value: (1) ignoring industry differences and staying at the level of general research on all industries, with little research on segmented industries and enterprises within industrial clusters. (2) the construction of an indicator system for quantifying corporate social responsibility performance in empirical testing has strong subjectivity and lacks authoritative and unified evaluation standards. this article will conduct a study on the relationship between corporate social responsibility and brand value in the food and beverage industry, and conduct research from the perspective of stakeholders. 19 2. model selection and data sources 2.1. research assumptions under the stakeholder theory, modern enterprises, as social citizens, derive their brand value not only from maximizing operating profits, but also from positive interactions with various stakeholders. in fact, there are significant differences in the performance of enterprises in fulfilling corporate social responsibility to various stakeholders. therefore, fulfilling social responsibilities towards various stakeholders may have varying degrees or even different directions of impact on enhancing the brand value of the enterprise. based on this, this article proposes the following hypothesis: h1: the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities to shareholders, the higher the brand value of the enterprise; h2: the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities to creditors, the higher the brand value of the enterprise; h3: the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities to employees, the higher the brand value of the enterprise; h4: the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities to consumers, the higher the brand value of the enterprise; h5: the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibility towards suppliers, the higher the brand value of the enterprise; h6: the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling government social responsibilities, the higher the brand value of the enterprise; h7: the better the overall completion of social responsibility by food and beverage enterprises, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. 2.2. indicator design 2.2.1. corporate social responsibility indicator system according to the stakeholder theory, this paper selects corresponding quantifiable indicators to evaluate corporate social responsibility, and evaluates the six aspects of shareholders, creditors, consumers, suppliers, employees, and the government respectively. considering the information disclosure of the enterprise annual report, various financial websites and databases, as well as the authoritative, reliable and easy collection of the selected indicators, this paper studies the corporate social responsibility performance based on the contribution rate of enterprises to shareholders, creditors, consumers, suppliers, employees and the government established by wang huaiming (2007). the specific contents are as follows: (1) shareholders' icr (2) staff icr = cash paid to and for staff main business income (3) creditors' icr (4) suppliers' icr (5) consumers' icr (6) government' icr in the above indicator interpretation, icr means income contribution rate. (7) comprehensive social responsibility 26.39% ∗ shareholder 11.75% ∗ creditor 26.52% ∗ staff 9.08% ∗ supplier 21.83% ∗ consumer 4.43% ∗ government. for the contribution rate of comprehensive social responsibility income, based on the modified carroll csr pyramid model, this paper determines the weight of economic, legal, ethical and charitable responsibilities according to the ratio of 3.5:2.54:2.22:1.3, and uses the research results of domestic scholar xu guanghua (2007) for reference to divide the weight of external and internal stakeholders into 0.4 and 0.6, as shown in figure 1 and table 1. figure 1. weight distribution of six elements of social responsibility table 1. weight calculation of six elements of corporate social responsibility stakeholder proportional distribution calculation weight distribution calculation shareholder 3.5*0.6+2.54/6=2.523 2.523/9.56=26.39% creditor 3.5*0.2+2.54/6=1.123 1.123/9.56=11.75% staff 2.22*0.6+2.54/6+1.3*0.6=2.535 2.535/9.56=26.52% supplier 2.22*0.2+2.54/6=0.867 0.867/9.56=9.08% consumer 3.5*0.2+2.22*0.2+2.54/6+1.3*0.4=2.087 2.087/9.56=21.83% government 2.54/6=0.423 0.423/9.56=4.43% 2.2.2. enterprise brand value indicators brand value is an invisible capital that is very difficult to define clearly. there are many ways to evaluate it, which can be broadly summarized into four types: cost price method, market value method, income calculation method, and economic applicability method. this article will use the data released by the world brand laboratory, which has published relatively complete data, as the observation value of brand value indicators. specifically, the brand value rating data of food and beverage listed companies on the "china 500 most valuable brands ranking" from 2011 to 2022 will be used. 2.3. variable design this article uses the enterprise brand value (bv) published by the world brand laboratory as the dependent variable; adopting government income contribution rate (gov), employee income contribution rate (sta), shareholder income contribution rate (hol), creditor income contribution rate (cre), supplier income contribution rate (sup), and consumer income contribution rate (con) that can reflect the company's social responsibility towards various stakeholders, and the comprehensive social responsibility contribution rate (cocsr), which can reflect the overall effectiveness of corporate social responsibility performance, is used as the explanatory variable; select enterprise size (size), asset liability ratio (lev), equity concentration (hhi), company age (cage), year (year), and industry (ind) as control variables; select enterprise type (soe) as the moderating variable. 2.4. model design based on the above theoretical analysis and the 20 determination of variable indicators, this paper will verify the above assumptions by establishing panel regression. to study the impact of each type of corporate social responsibility on brand value, the model (1) (6) is as follows: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) to study the impact of comprehensive social responsibility on corporate brand value, the model (7) is as follows: (7) in this model, represents an individual enterprise, represents the financial year, ~ represents the regression coefficient, is the residual term, is a constant term. 2.5. samples and data sources the object of this empirical study is the food and beverage listed companies with the most brands and high brand value on the china 500 most valuable brand ranking. the products of these enterprises are directly related to the physical health and safety of the people. consumers pay more attention to these enterprises than other enterprises, and the public has a strong desire to assume social responsibility for these enterprises. it is necessary to conduct empirical analysis on whether the relationship between these enterprises fulfilling social responsibility and enhancing their brand value is as hypothesized before. the sample companies in this article are listed food and beverage companies with complete information disclosure on the "china 500 most valuable brands" ranking. excluding incomplete data, hong kong stock market, us stock market, and new stock companies, this article finally selected 19 food and beverage companies listed on the shanghai and shenzhen a-shares for 12 consecutive years from 2011 to 2022 as the research objects. the enterprise brand value data comes from the data published on the world brand laboratory website. the quantifiable data of the sample enterprises are all from the information disclosed by listed companies from 2010 to 2022 in the enterprise annual report and the guotai an csmr database, as well as the data publicly released on juchao information network, sina finance network, shenzhen stock exchange, shanghai stock exchange, and enterprise websites. the contribution rates of each stakeholder are manually calculated and organized to obtain the data. 3. empirical analysis 3.1. descriptive statistics descriptive analysis was conducted on the sample data, and the results are shown in table 2. the minimum value of the dependent variable bv is 17.4, the maximum value is 3267.39, and the mean is 402.6138. overall, the range of changes in brand value is large, showing a clear right skewed distribution, with the maximum value being one hundred times the minimum value. this indicates that there are significant differences in brand value among different sample companies and years. the range of changes in the comprehensive social responsibility contribution rate (cocsr) is not large, with the minimum value of shareholder contribution rate (hol) being -0.00945 and the maximum value being 0.353803, with an average of 0.068444. the earnings per share of each sample company vary greatly, and there are significant differences in earnings among different companies. the mean contribution rate of suppliers (sup) is 0.532439, indicating that the sample companies have performed well overall in fulfilling their social responsibilities towards suppliers. the average contribution rate of government income (gov) is 0.2019997, indicating that the sample companies have performed well overall in fulfilling their social responsibilities to the government. the mean of the moderating variable (soe) is 0.6754, indicating that more than half of the sample enterprises are state-owned enterprises. control variable analysis indicates that all sample enterprises have the ability to continue operating. table 2. summary of descriptive analysis results for each variable variable obs mean sd min max bv 228 402.6138 550.5316 17.4 3267.39 cocsr 228 0.216386 0.05651 0.112945 0.321533 hol 228 0.068444 0.070096 -0.00945 0.353803 sta 228 0.1191747 0.0563242 0.020524 0.435581 cre 228 -0.000405 0.0133501 -0.033801 0.040621 sup 228 0.532439 0.2613449 0.064637 1.094614 con 228 0.501475 0.232859 0.070951 0.929928 gov 228 0.2019997 0.1339 0.005087 0.555024 soe 228 0.675439 0.469241 0 1 size 228 23.2249 1.067515 21.2070 26.2652 lev 228 0.38762 0.136601 0.130919 0.706292 hhi 228 39.85204 15.76189 8.79 73.41 cage 228 19.02632 4.3815 8 28 3.2. correlation analysis after qualitative analysis of the correlation between variables, this study measured the pearson correlation coefficients between each variable. the specific results are shown in table 3. from the pearson correlation coefficient results calculated at the 5% significance level in table 3, it can be seen that bv is significantly correlated with 10 items including cocsr, gov, hol, cre, sup, con, size, lev, hhi, and cage, but not with sta and soe. 3.3. regressive analysis before further empirical analysis, this article conducted vif multicollinearity tests on each variable. the closer the vif value is to 1, the lighter the collinearity, and vice versa, the more severe it is. in academia, a vif less than 10 is commonly used as the criterion to determine the absence of multicollinearity. in this article, a vif less than 5 is used as the test criterion. the test results indicate that the vif values between each variable are all less than 5, indicating that there is no significant multicollinearity between the variables and the next step of regression analysis can be carried out. 3.3.1. regression analysis of stakeholder social responsibility on brand value this article conducts a regression analysis on the impact of stakeholders fulfilling social responsibility on brand value, incorporating control variables such as company size (size), debt to asset ratio (lev), equity concentration (hhi), and company age (cage). through the hausman test, a random 21 effects model (re) is selected. according to different stakeholders, models 1-6 were used for regression, and the results are shown in table 4. table 3. correlation analysis of various variables correlation coefficient bv cocsr gov hol sta cre sup con soe size lev hhi cage bv 1.0000 cocsr 0.2040 1.0000 gov 0.3195 -0.8339 1.0000 hol 0.3914 -0.4992 0.6884 1.0000 sta 0.1045 -0.0208 0.2062 0.2046 1.0000 cre 0.4060 0.4188 0.5096 0.5130 0.0813 1.0000 sup 0.2931 0.9182 0.8965 0.5764 0.2595 0.4653 1.0000 con 0.2878 0.9552 0.9206 0.6541 0.1429 0.4876 0.9302 1.0000 soe 0.1113 -0.3245 0.3697 0.3304 0.0879 0.3665 0.3362 0.3300 1.0000 size 0.7134 -0.1914 0.2507 0.4977 0.2488 0.4160 0.1898 0.2486 0.3260 1.0000 lev 0.2388 0.3812 0.5456 0.5492 0.1919 0.4862 0.5474 0.4732 0.4672 0.1576 1.0000 hhi 0.1445 -0.2757 0.4087 0.1694 0.2173 0.1355 0.3882 0.2943 0.3947 0.0806 0.3960 1.0000 cage 0.3181 -0.0997 0.0409 0.0059 0.3038 0.0878 0.1671 0.1263 0.1180 0.2176 0.0425 0.0175 1.0000 table 4. regression analysis of stakeholder social responsibility on brand value regression variables bv bv bv bv bv bv hol 1402.515** (2.54) — — — — — sta — -300.1523 (-0.55) — — — — cre — — 2614.602 (0.94) — — — sup — — — 446.5741* (1.95) — — con — — — — 141.8837 (0.48) gov — — — — — 1071.594** (2.06) size 321.4084*** (5.70) 364.7421*** (4.58) 352.3501*** (6.29) 386.8552*** (4.93) 358.0024*** (6.23) 326.7871*** (5.78) lev -294.2587 (-1.08) -424.5995 (-1.41) -555.4166* (-1.90) -481.3119 (-1.63) -447.8872* (-1.66) -362.93 (-1.34) hhi -1.707266 (-0.62) -3.0097 (-0.90) -1.9565 (-0.70) -3.27515 (-0.99) -1.607619 (-0.57) -2.3336 (-0.84) cage 21.58111 (0.78) 36.0676 (0.42) 17.7192 (0.63) 37.2157 (0.44) 17.8696 (0.63) 17.1891 (0.62) -cons -7234.428*** (-4.60) -8406.893*** (-3.27) -7698.481*** (-4.84) -9187.898*** (-3.61) -7987.638*** (-4.76) -195.817*** (-4.59) hausman prob>chi2 =0.6519 prob>chi2 =0.0412 prob>chi2 =0.9001 prob>chi2 =0.5890 prob>chi2 =0.9030 prob>chi2 =0.9981 note: t statistics in parentheses *p 0.1, **p 0.05, ***p 0.001. for shareholders, the t-value is 2.54 and significant at the 0.05 level, with a regression coefficient of 1402.515. it can be seen that food and beverage companies have a significant positive effect on enhancing brand value by fulfilling their social responsibilities to shareholders. as shareholders, timely payment of dividends by the company can protect the legitimate rights and interests of shareholders, ensure the stability of the capital chain, and lay the foundation for the healthy development of the company. h1 the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities to shareholders, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. support for employees, at various significance levels, food and beverage companies did not significantly improve brand value by fulfilling their responsibilities to employees. the performance of food and beverage companies in fulfilling their responsibilities to their employees is more related to their personal feelings, such as employee training, safety training, and condolence behavior. these aspects are difficult to measure using existing financial indicators, and the feedback from beneficiaries who fulfill their responsibilities is not clear enough, resulting in the phenomenon of anonymous beneficiaries. in addition, the food and beverage industry has relatively low requirements for employee quality, and the overall salary level is not high. 22 h2 the better the performance of food and beverage companies in fulfilling their employees' social responsibilities, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. reject for creditors, at various levels of significance, food and beverage companies have not significantly improved brand value in fulfilling their responsibilities to creditors. food and beverage enterprises should have timely repaid principal and interest to banks, financial institutions, and other creditors to ensure the safety of creditor funds. however, given the situation in china, there are often non-performing loans between state-owned banks and state-owned enterprises, which even eventually become bad debts. enterprises often fulfill their social responsibilities to bondholders due to unclear beneficiaries, resulting in anonymous beneficiaries and relatively lax performance. h3 the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities to creditors, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. reject for suppliers, the t-value is 1.95 and significant at the 0.05 level, with a regression coefficient of 446.574. it can be seen that food and beverage enterprises have a significant positive effect on enhancing brand value by fulfilling social responsibility towards suppliers. food and beverage enterprises settle payments with suppliers in a timely manner and provide fair competition opportunities, which will be beneficial for obtaining sufficient and stable sources of goods, as well as relatively low ordering costs, storage costs, and out of stock costs, thereby bringing about an increase in brand value. h4 the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities towards suppliers, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. support for consumers, at various levels of significance, food and beverage companies have not significantly improved brand value in fulfilling their responsibilities to consumers. food and beverage companies should fully fulfill their social responsibilities of providing consumers with safe, reliable, high-quality and affordable products, as well as timely, effective, enthusiastic and sincere services, in order to enhance their purchasing desire, satisfaction, and loyalty. however, these aspects all involve personal feelings of consumers, which are difficult to measure. the feedback from beneficiaries in fulfilling their responsibilities is not clear enough, resulting in the phenomenon of anonymous beneficiaries. h5 the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling their social responsibilities to consumers, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. reject for the government, the t-value is 2.06, which is significant at the 0.05 level, with a regression coefficient of 1071.594. it can be seen that food and beverage enterprises have a significant positive effect on enhancing brand value by fulfilling their social responsibilities towards the government. food and beverage enterprises can become law-abiding citizens, pay taxes in accordance with the law, respond to government calls, fulfill their responsibilities to the government, and enhance the brand value of the enterprise. h6 the better the performance of food and beverage enterprises in fulfilling government social responsibility, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. support in controlling variables, the size of the enterprise has a positive driving effect on all stakeholders. in production and operation, larger companies are more likely to carry out production line operations, reduce costs, save resources, and form economies of scale. for consumers, larger companies are more likely to gain their trust and favor. the effect of asset liability ratio on certain stakeholders is also quite obvious. the lower the asset liability ratio, the less debt repayment pressure a company will face. it will have sufficient funds to fulfill social responsibilities, expand brand influence, and enhance brand value. the impact of two variables, equity concentration and company age, on stakeholders is not significant. 3.3.2. regression analysis of comprehensive social responsibility fulfillment on brand value according to model 7, regression analysis was conducted on the impact of comprehensive social responsibility fulfillment on brand value, and the results are shown in table 5. table 5. regression analysis of comprehensive social responsibility fulfillment on brand value model re dep bv cocsr 1852.402** (2.22) size 397.4034*** (5.05) lev -292.5626 (-0.99) hhi -3.619526 (-1.10) cage 36.86174 (0.44) -cons -9672.811*** (-3.77) hausman prob>chi2=0.8514 note: t statistics in parentheses *p 0.1, **p 0.05, ***p 0.001. for cocsr, the t-value is 2.22 and significant at the 0.05 level, with a regression coefficient of 1852.402. it can be seen that the overall completion of social responsibility by food and beverage enterprises has a significant positive effect on enhancing brand value. h7 the better the overall completion of social responsibility by food and beverage enterprises, the higher the brand value of the enterprise. support 23 3.4. heterogeneity analysis this article introduces the type of enterprise (soe) as a moderating variable to investigate whether the different types of state-owned and non-state-owned enterprises will have a promoting effect on the impact of corporate social responsibility on brand value. in china, compared to non-state-owned enterprises, stateowned enterprises may not aim to maximize profits, but rather serve society, ensure employment, and stabilize prices. state owned enterprises focus on macro social effects, while nonstate-owned enterprises focus on micro effects. in addition, the nature of state-owned enterprises also requires them to have more standardized management and information disclosure, rather than being easily influenced by the controlling shareholder's own beliefs. therefore, by introducing the moderating variable enterprise type soe and setting the interaction term cross-soe for each social responsibility contribution rate, the two are introduced into the model for regression analysis. if cross-soe shows significance in the regression results, it indicates the existence of heterogeneity. if cross-soe does not show significance, it indicates that there is no difference in the impact of social responsibility contribution rates on brand value between the samples of the two enterprise types. organize the regression results of 7 panels as shown in table 6. table 6. heterogeneity analysis regression variables bv (re) bv (re) bv (fe) bv (re) bv (re) bv (re) bv (re) cocsr 156.4285 (0.17) — — — — — — hol — 935.721 (1.11) — — — — sta — — 99.7058 (0.19) — — — — cre — — — -580.995 (-0.16) — — — sup — — — — -53.5942 (-0.23) — — con — — — — — -83.31 (-0.26) — gov — — — — — — 1521.04** (2.65) crosssoe 1908.398* (1.78) 412.8131 (0.46) -3370.25** (-2.99) 7283.205* (1.84) 395.138* (1.68) 475.447 (1.60) -804.023* (-1.67) soe -751.762** (-2.79) -305.816*** (-3.75) 45.9384 (0.30) -308.723** (-4.55) -549.138** (-3.23) -582.742** (-3.06) -178.979* (-1.85) size 454.147*** (7.82) 396.84*** (6.84) 471.393** (6.14) 418.612** (7.39) 444.135** (7.80) 451.21** (7.61) 415.942** (7.16) lev -656.66** (-2.47) -476.01* (-1.78) -689.901** (-2.43) -786.709** (-2.78) -781.776** (-2.85) -676.011** (-2.56) -562.934** (-2.14) hhi -3.1112 (-1.12) -3.9236 (-1.45) -4.927 (-1.42) -4.7396* (-1.73) -2.535 (-0.92) -2.941 (-1.05) -4.046 (-1.48) cage 19.3427 (0.69) 27.1137 (0.97) -8.258 (-0.10) 18.301 (0.66) 18.227 (0.69) 17.337 (0.62) 16.243 (0.59) -cons -9980.24** (-6.14) -8846.25** (-5.55) -9517.98** (-3.97) -8951.92** (-5.65) -9597.54** (-6.16) -9766.22** (-5.85) -9135.32** (-5.75) hausman prob>chi2=0.3028 prob>chi2= 0.2476 prob>chi2= 0.0004 prob>chi2= 0.3092 prob>chi2= 0.1582 prob>chi2= 0.3334 prob>chi2= 0.7080 note: t statistics in parentheses *p 0.1, **p 0.05, ***p 0.001. from the analysis results in table 6, it can be seen that among the sample enterprises, there is no significant difference in the impact of shareholder income contribution rate and consumer income contribution rate on brand value between state-owned enterprises and non-state-owned enterprises. however, there are significant differences in the impact of comprehensive social responsibility income contribution rate, creditor income contribution rate, supplier income contribution rate, government income contribution rate, etc. on brand value between state-owned enterprises and non-state-owned enterprises, there is heterogeneity in the impact of corporate social responsibility on brand value, indicating that non-state-owned enterprises should also attach equal importance to fulfilling corporate social responsibility, which will promote the enhancement of brand value. 4. conclusion the social responsibility of food and beverage companies towards shareholders has a significant positive impact on enhancing brand value. as the largest provider of company capital, shareholders hope to receive dividends on a regular basis, earn huge profits, and receive investment returns. meeting the requirements of shareholders can promote the business development of the company, enhance its brand value and comprehensive strength. the social responsibility of food and beverage enterprises towards suppliers has a significant positive impact on enhancing brand value. food and beverage enterprises settle payments with suppliers in a timely manner and provide fair competition opportunities, which will be beneficial for obtaining sufficient and stable sources of goods, as well as relatively low ordering costs, storage costs, and out of stock costs, thereby bringing about an increase in brand value. the social responsibility of food and beverage enterprises towards the government has a significant positive impact on enhancing brand value. the responsibility of a company lies in creating a good corporate image that pays taxes in accordance with the law. when a company is recognized by the government, it is easy to receive supportive assistance such as preferential tax rates and tax reductions, which 24 promotes the healthy development of the enterprise and also motivates its behavior. the fulfillment of social responsibility by food and beverage companies towards employees, creditors, and consumers did not show a significant impact on brand value. however, as an important human capital of the enterprise, employees should be given attention by the company. the company's responsibility to employees can earn their trust and ensure smooth daily production and operation; creditors are the external driving force behind a company's capital pool, providing security for the company's funds. the enterprise fulfills its responsibilities to creditors, timely repays principal, pays interest, and maintains a cooperative and win-win business relationship with creditors, which is conducive to stabilizing funds; consumers are the core of all business activities of enterprises. providing safe, reliable, high-quality, and cost-effective products, as well as timely, effective, and enthusiastic services, can enhance consumer purchasing desire, satisfaction, and loyalty, thereby enhancing the brand value of enterprises. but because these aspects all involve the issue of unclear and difficult to measure feedback from beneficiaries of corporate responsibility, we will refer to it as the anonymous beneficiary phenomenon, which results in a hidden impact on brand value. for different types of enterprises, this article conducted heterogeneity analysis, and the results showed that there are significant differences between state-owned and non-stateowned enterprises in assuming social responsibility and comprehensive social responsibility for various stakeholders. moreover, when 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accurately extract features of rotated regions and arbitrary-oriented objects precisely. in comparison with the classic faster rcnn, faster rr-cnn has three important new components including a skew non-maximum suppression, a rotated bounding box regression model and a rotated region of interest (rroi) pooling layer. i conduct experiments using the pascal voc 2012 dataset, demonstrat-ing the potential ability of this novel network in detecting oriented objects. keywords: convolution neural network; object detection and recognition; faster rr-cnn; pascal voc 2012. 1. introduction recently, advances in object detection are driven by progresses of backbone deep convolutional neural networks [7], [15], [5], [6] and [16], and improvements of object detection frameworks including r-cnn [3], fast r-cnn [2], faster r-cnn [14], yolo [13] or ssd [10]. in comparison with image classification, object detection is more complex due to the demand of precise localization. in order to satisfy that requirement, the above-mentioned detection framework combined with various backbones is based on different feature extraction strategies of regions. several candidates of this approach could be listed such as selective search [17] or edge boxes [18]. additionally, in faster r-cnn, instead of a special region proposal method, a region proposal network (rpn) [14] is used, reducing the running time by sharing convolutional layers with detection network. feature extraction strategy of regions is an important difference between these detection frameworks. in r-cnn [3], a special object proposal method (e.g. selective search [17]) which typically relies on simple feature and fast evaluation is used. then on each generated proposal region, convolution operation is carried out directly from images without sharing computation, leading to inefficiency. a more advanced version is fast r-cnn [2], which performs convolution operation on the entire image and extracts convolution features for each proposal in each feature map by a region of interest (roi) pooling layer. compared with r-cnn, fast rcnn saves much computation time, exposing proposal generation time as a bottleneck. however, the running time required for the latter is still very long. so as to reduce running time while still preserve the accuracy, faster r-cnn [14] is introduced. this model uses a regional proposal network, which shares convolution computation with detection network, improving the quality of proposals. although these frameworks have shown a promising result, most of them rely on axis-aligned annotations, and return prediction of horizontal regions. however, in the real-world scenario, a great number of object’s regions or object’s shapes are not axis-aligned. applying axis-aligned proposals on such objects could result in poor accuracy prediction, as shown in figure 1 so axis-aligned proposal methods cannot be widely applied in every case. in this project, i come up with a rotation-based approach and an end-to-end object detection for arbitrary-oriented object detection. particularly, orientations are incorporated so that the detection system can generate proposals for objects with arbitrary orientation. comparison on properties be tween previous axis-aligned approach and mine are shown in table 1. figure 1. non-optimal bounding boxes for object detection 5 table 1. properties of networks: feature extraction accurately for rotated regions, sharing convolution computation and end-to-end training. network rotated region sharing computation end-to-end r-cnn no no no fast r-cnn no yes no faster r-cnn no yes yes yolo no yes yes ssd no yes yes my model yes yes yes the main contributions of this work are threefold: i propose the way to create oriented annotation for every single image. based on the annotation for segmentation, i could create annotation for oriented detection, which is defined as the minimal-area bounding box covering an object. i propose an efficient method for computing intersection over union (iou) for rotated proposals. based on that, a novel skew non-maximum suppression is applied so as to remove overlapping rotated proposals efficiently i introduce the rotated region of interest (rroi) pooling layer, an auxiliary structure, to extract features of rotated regions. all of the contributions are incorporated to the faster rcnn model to lever the ability of this model: to localize oriented objects precisely. i call the new model as faster rotated regionbased convolutional neural network, or faster rr-cnn. 2. related work faster r-cnn [14], inherited from fast r-cnn mainly focuses on finding region proposals with cnn, and shares features with object classification task followed by region proposals. the insight of faster r-cnn was that region proposals depended on features of the image that were already calculated with the forward pass of the cnn (first step of classification). and if those cnn results for region proposals are reused instead of running a separate selective search algorithm, the total running time could be reduced significantly, with a low marginal cost for computing proposals. thanks to these attractive features, faster r-cnn is widely applied in many object detection applications. furthermore, it is also used as a baseline for many other advanced detection models, such as feature pyramid network (fpn) [9], region-based fully convolutional networks (rfcn) [8] or the very state-of-the-art model mask r-cnn [4] 3. faster rr-cnn my new model, called faster rr-cnn is composed of a backbone network and auxiliary structures. the former could be any classical model such as alexnet [7], vgg-16 [15] or resnet [5]. the latter includes 4 key components: the skew non-maximum suppression (skew nms, section 3.1), the skew intersection over union (skew iou, section 3.2), the non-maximum suppression multi-task loss function (nms multi-task loss function, section 3.3) and the rotated region of interest pooling layer (rroi pooling layer, section 3.4). the network architecture is illustrated in figure 2 figure 2. the network architecture of faster rr-cnn 3.1. skew non-maximum suppression non-maximum suppression is widely seen as an effective way to remove highly overlapping proposals, and therefore reduces computational effort as well as running time. in classic faster r-cnn model, non-maximum suppression’s criterion is defined very simple: skip proposals which overlap more than 70% of any chosen proposals. this module is applied in 2 parts of the faster r-cnn model: removing highly overlapping anchors, and removing highly overlapping predicted bounding box. however, in the case of rotated bounding boxes, applying the classic non-maximum suppression arise some problems: quality of final list of proposals: through experiments, as well as stated in [12] , i found out that in many cases, 2 proposals, though overlap to each other more than 70%, cover quite different areas. the reason is that their orientations are highly different. therefore, the classic non-maximum suppression [14] when applied on oriented proposals could lead to shortage list of proposals, since there are many useful proposals are skipped. computational complexity: the main core of nonmaximum suppression module is the intersection over union module, in which the overlapping area between 2 sets of 6 proposals are calculated. in the case of axis-aligned proposals, this calculation is quite simple, and the same formula could be applied in every case, since the overlapping always have the same shape. however, in the case of rotated proposals, the shape of overlapping areas could vary in shape, making the task of finding a common way to calculate it to be more challenging. therefore, in order to resolve the 2 above-mentioned issues, based on the method proposed in [12], i apply a new skewnms consisting of 2 phases: retrieve all proposals having iou with ground truth larger than 0.75, then take the one with maximal iou. if all proposals have iou smaller than 0.75, keep the one with minimum angle difference with ground truth, as long as the overlapped iou larger than 0.4. 3.2. skew intersection over union the rotated proposals can be generated in any orientation, so iou computation on axis-aligned proposals may lead to an inaccurate iou of skew interactive proposals and further ruins the proposal learning. generally, the overlapping area between 2 rotated proposals could be a polygon with different number of vertices: 0 (non-overlapped), 3 to 8 (overlapped). several cases of 2 rotated rectangles’ overlapping areas are illustrated in figure 3. theoretically, the procedure described in [12] could be used to find out the overlapping area between 2 arbitraryoriented rectangles: figure 3. overlapping areas between 2 arbitrary-oriented rectangles 1) find all intersection points between 2 rectangles. 2) find all vertices of the first rectangle inside the second rectangle. 3) find all vertices of the second rectangle inside the first rectangle. 4) calculate the area of the polygon constructed from all above found points by summing up the areas of triangulation. however, practically, we cannot loop over all pairs of rectangles to perform the above-mentioned procedure, since it could be super time-consuming. in this project, i propose a new way to calculate overlapping areas between 2 sets of rectangles automatically and element-wise. from program ming aspect, the second attribute is very important, since it allows the calculation performed on element-wise operation supporting scientific computing packages such as numpy or cupy. for simplicity, here i only analyze the case of calculating overlapping area (intersection) between 2 rectangles, but it is straightforward to expand to the general case of 2 sets of rectangles. my algorithm is carried out as follow: firstly, i define an 1d array with 24 elements, where: the first 4 elements indicate whether each vertex of the first rectangle is inside the second rectangle or not. elements 5-8 indicate whether each vertex of the second rectangle is inside the first rectangle or not. elements 9-12 indicate whether the first edge of the first rectangle intersects 4 edges of the second rectangle or not. elements 13-16 indicate whether the second edge of the first rectangle intersects 4 edges of the second rectangle or not. elements 17-20 indicate whether the third edge of the first rectangle intersects 4 edges of the second rectangle or not. elements 21-24 indicate whether the last edge of the first rectangle intersects 4 edges of the second rectangle or not. for the first 2 steps, i use the conclusion from following theorem: theorem 1. given a rectangle abcd, a point m of coordinates (x,y) is inside the rectangle if and only if: figure 4. intersection between 2 line segment for the steps 3-6, algorithm is more complex. given 2 line segments: line segment a with 2 endpoints p1 and p2, and line segment b with 2 end-points p3 and p4 as illustrated in figure 4, we could define the equation for 2 lines as below: pa = p 1 + ua(p 2 p 1) (1) pb = p 3 + ub(p 4 p 3) (2) solving the intersection point where pa = pb gives the following 2 equations in 2 unknown variables (ua and ub): solving these 2 equations gives the following expressions for ua and ub: (3) (4) substituting either (3) or (4) into either (1) or (2) gives us the intersection point. the above method is used for calculating intersection between 2 arbitrary lines. but we need to calculate the intersection between 2 line segments. one important condition for segment intersection is that: after performing point-inside-rectangle check and linesegment check between 2 rectangles, the 24element array will be filled with the coordinates of vertices and intersection points if they belong to the intersection polygon. it should be noted that this array could only contain up to 8 non-zero elements, since the intersection polygon has maximum 8 vertices. the next step is to sort all vertices in clockwise or anticlockwise order. the way i use is to sort vertices based on their angle with horizontal axis. finally, the following formula is used to calculate the area of any regular or irregular, convex or concave n-vertex polygon: 7 the whole method above when applied on set of nxm rectangles will result in an nxm matrix whose elements representing intersection areas. then combined with the calculation of union areas, which is straightforward, the nxm matrix of iou is retrieved. again, it is worth reminding that though there are some existing methods performing iou calculation (e.g. [12]), to the best of my knowledge, my method is the first one applying the same procedure for all cases of relative position between 2 (sets of) rectangles, which makes it not only theoretically but also practically applicable. 3.3. non-maximum suppression multi-task loss function in order to build a regression model for rotated bounding boxes, we need to define a loss function calculated on each proposal. in my project, the loss function is the summation of 2 losses: one for object classification task and one for rotated bounding box regression task. mathematically, my loss function is defined as below: l (p, t) = lcls(p, p*) + λp*lreg(t, t*) (5) in 5, the classification loss lcls is log loss over m + 1 classes (m different object’s classes plus the background class). p and p* are predicted and ground truth classes respectively. for regression loss, i adopt the smooth l1 loss as below: (6) where: x, y, w, and h denote proposals center coordinates and its width and height. θ indicates the angle between the longer side of proposal and x-axis. t and t* are predicted and ground truth bounding boxes respectively. the specific form of these 10 parameters (5 for predicted and 5 for ground truth bounding boxes) are described in [11]. in 5, the term p* coming along with regression loss acts as a trigger, activated only for object classes, and disabled for background class. parameter λ indicates the trade-off between these 2 losses. in my experiments, this parameter is set to 1, resulting in a balancing importance between classification and regression losses. 3.4. rotated region of interest pooling layer as presented in fast-rcnn [2], region of interest (roi) pooling layer extracts a fixed-length feature vector from the feature map for each proposal. each feature vector is then fed into fully connected layers that finally branch into the sibling classification and regression layers. the roi pooling layer uses max pooling to convert the feature inside any valid roi into a small feature map with a fixed spatial extent of size hroi x wroi, where hroi x wroi are roi-independent hyperparameters. for the arbitrary-oriented object detection task, the traditional roi pooling layer becomes insufficient because it can only handle axis-aligned proposals, hence i present the rotated region of interest pooling layer (rroi pooling layer) which could flexibly handle any arbitrary-oriented proposals. it should be mentioned here is that although the idea about this layer was firstly introduced in [12], the way i implement it here is totally different. in [12], the max pooling operation is performed directly on oriented proposals, resulting in slow computation mainly due to the process of extracting maximum element in each oriented sub-region inside a proposal. in my approach, firstly each proposal is rotated to axis-aligned direction, then traditional roi pooling could be applied on that new proposal. from programming perspective, my approach takes advantage of element-wise operations, accelerating computation speed. my rroi pooling layer is illustrated in figure 5, with the 2 hyper-parameters hroi and wroi are set to 7, as suggested in [12]. 4. experiments 4.1. dataset figure 5. rroi pooling layer figure 6. axis-aligned ground truth versus arbitrary-oriented ground truth: the left figure displays a ground truth provided in pascal voc 2012 dataset for detection task. the right figure displays a ground truth i create by using ground truth in pascal voc 2012 dataset for segmentation task. 8 i evaluate my model on the pascal voc 2012 dataset. because i do not have available ground truth for arbitraryoriented bounding box for object detection task, i create it myself by using the ground truth for segmentation task. specifically, by connecting near-by component of objects, i could draw an oriented rectangle which covers any object with minimum area. one example of provided ground truth for detection task, and ground truth i create from segmentation task are shown in figure 6. table 2 demonstrates that by using oriented bounding box instead of axis-aligned bounding box, objects could be localized more efficiently by using smaller bounding box but still covering whole object. it should be noted here is that in pascal voc 2012 dataset, there are more ground truth for detection task than segmentation task. for a fair comparison, i only collect images having ground truth in both tasks to train the classic faster r-cnn model and our faster rr-cnn model. table 2. comparison between 2 sets of ground truth original ground truth our ground truth number of images 2913 number of objects per image* 2.380 number of object-related pixel per object* 18957.812 % of object-related pixels per bounding box* 53.5% 56.7% bounding boxs area* 35453.926 33462.425 *average value 4.2. implementation my network is initialized by a pre-trained vgg16 model. the feature maps from the last convolutional layer are used for region proposals and fed into rroi pooling layer. for generating anchors, apart from 3 values for scales (8,16,32), 3 value for ratios (1:1,2:1,1:2) as suggested in [14], i use 3 values π/6, 0 and π/6 for angles, resulting in 27 different anchors for each position of center point. initial learning rate is set to 0.001, and reduced by a half after 50000 iterations as suggested in [1]. training phase ends at iteration 70000. both classic faster r-cnn as well as my faster rr-cnn are trained with nvidia quadro p6000 24 gb for 12 and 22 hours respectively. 4.3. results i use mean average precision (map) to measure my model’s as well as the classic faster r-cnn’s performance. there are 20 different classes in pascal voc 2012 dataset. the comparison in performance in all classes as well as in average are shown in table 3, while some sample results are shown in figure 7. it could be seen from table 3 is that my model outperforms faster r-cnn in 11/20 classes. on average, my model also performs slightly better than faster r-cnn, demonstrating the potential capability of using oriented bounding box for better detecting and localizing objects in real applications. table 3. mean average precision on faster r-cnn and faster rr-cnn on pascal voc 2012 dataset class faster r-cnn faster rr-cnn monitor 67.6 73.6 car 80.4 80.1 cat 82.0 79.1 sheep 68.3 72.2 train 81.1 72.2 horse 79.8 80.1 motorbike 75.0 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secondly, for the relationship between sales and pricing, the sales unit price was averaged through the cost-plus pricing formula, and matlab was used to nonlinearly fit the relationship between the total sales volume of the categories and the sales price, and the fitting result was further optimized through neural network, and a nonlinear planning model was established, and a genetic algorithm was used to solve the daily replenishment volume of supermarkets and the pricing strategy in order to achieve the maximization of revenue. finally, the toprated individual products were screened out by entropy weighting method, and a linear programming model was established to predict the replenishment quantity and pricing strategy for the coming day, which further provided effective decision support for the sales management of the supermarket. keywords: vegetable pricing; replenishment strategy; nonlinear programming; genetic algorithm. 1. introduction in the fresh food supermarket sector, vegetable commodities have a relatively short shelf life and their quality and appearance deteriorate over time. to meet this challenge, supermarkets make daily replenishment decisions based on historical sales data and market demand. typically, supermarkets use a "cost-plus pricing" strategy to price different vegetable items, while offering discounts for items that have deteriorated in quality or appearance. due to the wide variety of vegetables and their diverse sources, supermarkets need to rationalize their replenishment and pricing strategies without knowing the exact cost and purchase price of each item. there is a correlation between sales volume and time of year, especially during the period from april to october when the variety of vegetables is more abundant. therefore, developing a reasonable sales mix to maximize revenue within a limited sales space has become an urgent problem. the purpose of this study is to investigate the correlation between different vegetable categories and individual products, and to analyze the relationship between the total sales volume and the "cost-plus pricing" strategy. at the same time, this paper will propose a set of daily replenishment and pricing plans for the coming week to maximize the supermarket's revenue [1-3]. 2. vegetable correlation analysis 2.1. distribution pattern by category to reduce the effect of chance, this paper further uses descriptive statistical analysis monthly. the monthly sales volume of each category was summarized through excel and a line graph was plotted to observe the change in sales volume between july 2020 and june 2023, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. category distribution pattern in terms of months figure 4 demonstrates that the flower and leafy category had the highest total sales volume and was popular with consumers during the study cycle, while eggplant vegetables had the lowest total sales volume. it is worth noting that after june 2022, the sales volume of all categories increased compared to the previous period, which may have been affected by the epidemic. overall, the volatility of sales volume is high. in this paper, we first divided the sales volume by multiple years and integrated and presented the sales data for each year through frequency distribution histograms. the division of sales data into multiple intervals aims to analyze and reveal the general trend in sales volume to better understand the changes and distribution characteristics of sales data. as shown in figure 2, the graphs demonstrate the distribution status and change the trend of sales volume in different years. through comparative analysis, the changes in sales volume in different years can be more clearly grasped, providing a basis for further analysis. 85 figure 2. histogram of frequency distribution figure 2 demonstrates the broad similarity and apparent cyclicality of sales volume by category from year to year. among them, the sales volume of the chili pepper category increases year by year, showing that this category is becoming more and more popular among consumers. observing the distribution of sales volume in each year, it is not difficult to find that the peaks of the data are generally skewed to the left, indicating that the sales data do not conform to a normal distribution. therefore, this paper chooses to use spearman correlation test to analyze the correlation between the sales volume of each category. spearman correlation test does not require the data to be normally distributed, which is more suitable for the data characteristics and needs of this study, and can effectively assess the correlation of the sales volume between each category. 2.2. correlation analysis figure 3 illustrates the correlation coefficients of sales volume among different vegetable categories, thus reflecting the correlation of sales volume among these categories. significantly, the correlation coefficient between the foliage and cauliflower categories reaches 0.9, which is almost close to 1, indicating a strong positive correlation between these two. in contrast, the correlation coefficient between eggplant and aquatic rootstocks was -0.72, and although the absolute value of this value is also closer to 1, the negative sign indicates a strong negative correlation between them. while the correlation coefficients of eggplant with cauliflower and pepper with eggplant were -0.18 and -0.17, respectively, and these values were closer to 0, indicating a relatively weak correlation between them [4]. figure 3. spearman correlation coefficient plot because there are a total of 252 individual items, the spearman correlation coefficient can be used to draw conclusions, but it is not easy to observe. therefore, this paper divides the individual products into 6 categories and then studies the correlation between each individual product. as shown in figure 4. figure 4. correlation between individual items in the category 86 figure 7 shows the correlation of sales volume between different vegetable items through color shades, with darker colors indicating stronger correlation and lighter colors indicating weaker correlation. based on the pattern shown in the figure, this paper draws the following conclusions: a) in the flower and leaf category, the strongest correlation was found between red coral (coarse leaf), red oak leaf and green butter with a correlation coefficient of almost 1, showing a high positive correlation between their sales volumes. b) in the cauliflower category, the strongest correlation was found between green peduncle loose flower and zhi jiang green peduncle loose flower, indicating a high degree of synchronization between the changes in the sales volume of these two types of cauliflower. c) in the aquatic roots and tubers category, the strongest correlation was demonstrated between rhododendron and honghu lotus root strips, pointing to a high degree of synchronization between changes in the sales volume of these two types of cauliflower. d) in the eggplant category, the strongest correlation was found between green eggplants (2) and purple eggplants (1), implying that they may be affected by similar market factors and that their sales volume movements show a high degree of correlation. e) among the chili peppers category, the most significant correlation was found between millet peppers (1) and small wrinkled peppers (1), showing a high degree of consistency in their sales volume movements. f) in the edible mushroom category, the strongest correlation was demonstrated between seared mushrooms (2) and shimeji mushrooms (2), indicating a high degree of synchronization in the characteristics of their sales volume movements. 3. pricing and replenishment strategies for the category 3.1. modeling this paper addresses the analysis of data from july 1 to july 7, 2023, which covers exactly one week's time, therefore, all the dates were divided into seven days, from monday to sunday. the sales price of vegetables and the total sales volume of the six categories were extracted, calculated, and summarized through excel. considering that april to october is a period of abundant vegetable supply, this paper chose to consider only the sales price and total sales volume during this time, and discarded data that did not fall within this time frame. after collation, a dataset that meets the needs of the analysis is obtained. to explore the relationship between the total sales volume of each category of vegetables and costplus pricing, this paper refers to the formula of cost-plus pricing and finds that cost-plus pricing is very close to the sales price of vegetables. therefore, it chooses to use the sales price of vegetables directly instead of cost-plus pricing, i.e., focusing the analysis on the relationship between the total sales volume and sales price of each category of vegetables. after obtaining the required data, this paper utilized matlab to fit the data non-linearly, taking the data of july 2 (sunday) as an example, and the fitting results are shown in figure 5. figure 5. fitting results in this paper, the functional relationship between total sales volume and sales price for each of the six categories of vegetables is obtained [5]: (1) considering the attrition rate of 6 categories, here in this paper, we directly use the average of the attrition rate of individual products in each category to represent the attrition rate of this category: (2) at the same time the question is to consider the wholesale price of the category, so this paper uses the average of the 87 wholesale price of a single product in a category to represent the wholesale price of this category: (3) to avoid situations such as infinity, this paper adds a constraint term l to constrain the objective function of the problem. if the sales price is high, the constraint term can be used to make its sales volume lower; if the sales volume is too high, its vegetable sales price can be reduced. the constraint term l is formulated as follows: (4) thus, the objective function can be listed in this paper: (5) 3.2. genetic algorithm optimization genetic algorithm (ga) is a stochastic search algorithm inspired by the mechanism of natural selection, aiming at finding the optimal solution of a problem. by simulating the selection, crossover and mutation processes in nature, the optimal solution is finally found among the candidate solutions through multiple combinations and iterations, thus realizing the principle of "survival of the fittest" in biology [6]. based on the above model, the objective function is solved in this paper. the specific solution process is shown in figure 6. the process shows how to apply genetic algorithms to solve the problem, including the generation of the initial solution, selection operation, crossover operation, mutation operation and the judgment of the termination conditions and other key steps. through the solution process of genetic algorithm, this paper is able to find the optimal solution in the solution space of the problem, which provides an effective method and support for solving practical problems. figure 6. flowchart of genetic algorithm the specific algorithm is as follows:  step1 chromosome coding: the more common methods are floating point coding, permutation coding and binary coding. in this paper, binary coding is used to form chromosomes using the number 0 and the number 1.  step2 population initialization: establish a suitable model to constitute the initialization population;  step3 fitness function: to ensure that good genes will be inherited to the next generation, using the "survival of the fittest, the survival of the fittest" principle, the establishment of fitness function. its selection directly affects the speed of solving and the optimal solution. max max( ), ( ) fit ( ( )) 0, other c g x c g x f x      (6)  step4 selection operator: select the individuals with higher adaptation in the population to be retained as parents, this paper adopts the roulette wheel betting method to establish the probability that has a mapping relationship with the adaptation function: (7)  step 5 crossover operator: select appropriate chromosomes and use crossover operation to produce offspring.  step6 mutation operator: perform mutation operation on certain individuals, often denoted by m.  step7 judgment of fitness function value: jump to step3 to recalculate and judge after the completion of the previous step and continue the cycle.  step8 termination condition: terminate the operation when the number of iterations reaches a predetermined number of iterations. using matlab, the solution can be used to derive the stocking data and pricing data for the next seven days (2023.7.12-023.7.7). 4. pricing and replenishment strategies for individual products 4.1. data screening based on topsis and entropy weighting methods. in this study, the total daily sales volume of each individual product obtained was first utilized for regression analysis with time, aiming to reveal the pattern of sales volume changes over time. however, due to the large number of vegetable individual items, direct regression analysis may lead to excessive complexity of the analysis. to simplify the analysis process and improve the efficiency and accuracy of the analysis, this paper chooses to first apply the entropy weight method to screen all the vegetable single products, to select the 33 single products with the highest comprehensive score as the object of analysis [7]. entropy weight method is a weight determination method based on information entropy, which can objectively reflect the importance of each index. through the entropy weight method, this paper successfully screened out the 33 single products with the highest comprehensive score, providing a clear research object for the subsequent regression analysis. 88 based on the 33 screened products, this paper carried out linear regression analysis to explore the law of sales volume change over time. through the establishment and optimization of the regression model, this paper can predict the sales volume of each single product on july 1, 2023 (the eighth day) more accurately. this prediction not only provides a useful reference for the sales management of the supermarket, but also provides data support for further optimizing the supply chain and sales strategy of the supermarket. step1 calculation of weights of each indicator for vegetable singles 1) extremely large indicators (8) 2) very small indicators (9) step2 normalization of data the formula for data normalization is: (10) step3 positive idealization and negative idealization solving (11) step4 solving the weights of the indicators. the weights occupied by each indicator were calculated using the entropy weighting method, as shown in table 1 below. table 1. entropy weighting method weights information entropy weights 0.730 0.424 0.976 0.119 0.751 0.446 0.924 0.010 step5 euclidean distance calculation (12) step6 optimal value calculation and ranking calculate the relative closeness of the ith individual product to the ideal solution: the (13) the composite indicator values for each individual item of all these vegetables were then ranked and the final ranking results are shown in table 2 below. table 2. individual product ranking results (top 10) vegetables rankings vegetable singles rankings steak mushroom 1 purple round eggplant 6 wuhu green pepper (1) 2 chili pepper 7 ginger, garlic & millet pepper combo 3 crabmeat mushroom (2) 8 iceweed (box) 4 wood ear vegetable 9 amaranth 5 suizhou bubble green 10 4.2. pricing and replenishment strategies first of all, this paper wants to predict the data for the next 1 day, this paper uses a linear regression analysis model, which is implemented through the fitting toolbox in matlab, and it can be found that the final daily sales volume with respect to the time of the day is: ginger, garlic, and millet pepper combo pack (small portion): (14) sweet cabbage: (15) by analogy one can find the sales volume as a function of time for these 33 individual items. this question adds more constraints to the previous one, with a total of more than 50 items appearing between june 24, 2023, and june 30, 2023, and the merchant keeps the number of available items between 27 and 33 each to save selling space: (16) requiring a minimum display quantity of 2.5kg for a single item order, this paper can hereby convert the single item order quantity into the total number of single items sold on the date of july 1, 2023: (17) to maximize the profit, the profit is taken as the objective function, which can be written according to the given data: (18) so, the final planning model can be written as: (19) the pricing and replenishment of individual items can be found through matlab. 89 5. conclusion this study simplifies and visualizes the pattern of change in vegetable sales data using descriptive statistical analysis models and histograms and line graphs. the application of the spearman correlation test demonstrates a high degree of reliability in data sets where outliers exist. the subsequent analysis of fitness reveals a high degree of fit relationship, while the application of the planning model makes the problem-solving process concise and clear. the implementation of the inventory decision model for just-intime replenishment based on actual demand helps to manage inventory levels more accurately, which is particularly suitable for scenarios with short delivery times and stable demand. however, there are limitations to this study, such as fitting and machine learning can only produce approximate solutions, and the references to data averages on certain categories do not accurately reflect the overall relationship. in summary, this paper provides useful insights into the regularity of vegetable sales and inventory management, and future research can further 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(2) pooling layer, which reduces the spatial dimension of data while retaining important features. (3) fully connected layer, interpret features and make predictions. (4) softmax layer, which converts the output of the model into a probability distribution for classification. for the regression problem, we can optimize the mean square error loss function. in addition, we can use the stochastic gradient descent (sgd) algorithm or its variants 44 (such as adam) to train the model, and evaluate the performance of the model by cross-validation or leave-out method. specifically, set the ecg data shown in figure 2, and use cnn to process the ecg data flow chart, where each point represents the ecg signal at a specific time. labels are set as shown in figure 2, where each label represents the type or degree of arrhythmia risk. our goal is to learn a function that maps the input ecg data to the output label y, as shown in figure 2. we can model cnn as a multi-layer network, as shown in figure 2. each layer contains a convolution layer, a pooling layer and an activation function layer. the convolution layer is used to extract features, the pooling layer is used to reduce the feature dimension, and the activation function layer is used to increase the nonlinear ability of the model. specifically, if the input of the layer is shown in figure 2, and the output of the layer is also shown in figure 2, the calculation of the layer can be expressed as the details in figure 2. ∗ (1) figure 2. ecg data processing flow chart using cnn * represents the convolution operation and represents the activation function. the final output z (can be mapped to the label space through the fully connected layer, and then use the softmax function to convert the output to a probability distribution. for the classification problem, we can use the cross entropy loss function to optimize the model: ∑ ∑ y logy (2) where m represents the number of samples, people represent the number of categories, and y represents the first category label 0 or 1 of the first sample), which represents the prediction probability of the model. for the regression problem, we can use the mean square error loss function to optimize. furthermore, we need to determine the weight of each factor. in general, the factors in the factor set play different roles in the comprehensive evaluation. the comprehensive evaluation results are not only related to the evaluation of each factor, but also to a large extent. it also depends on the role of each factor in the comprehensive evaluation. this requires the determination of the weight distribution between each factor. it is a fuzzy vector on u, denoted as: a = [ a1, a2, a3, a4 ] (3) where: ai is the weight of the i th factor and satisfies ∑ ai = 1. if the sum does not satisfy the sum of 1, then normalization can be achieved here or at the final result. by using the powerful functions of cnn, the model can ensure accurate and effective analysis of ecg data, paving the way for accurate arrhythmia risk prediction. as shown in figure 3, the flow chart of ecg data analysis and arrhythmia risk prediction based on entropy weight method. there are many methods to determine the weight of factors. this paper adopts the entropy weight method. the entropy weight method is to assign weights according to the degree of change of an indicator. then the amount of information is expressed by the letter i, and the probability is expressed by p. then we can establish a functional relationship between them: figure 3. ecg data analysis and arrhythmia risk prediction flow chart based on entropy weight method 3. the establishment of simulation model the arrhythmia classification and risk prediction model are realized in matlab software. 3.1. analysis of experimental results in this study, we developed an ecg classification method using region-based convolutional neural network (r-cnn), which can accurately classify arrhythmia into six categories. by processing ecg images and using selective search techniques, the model can identify and extract key ecg features. after training and optimization of the deep neural network, the model shows up to 91.27 % accuracy and 95.12 % f1 score on the test data set. these results not only prove the effectiveness of deep learning technology in the diagnosis of arrhythmia, but also provide a more accurate and timely tool for future medical interventions. see figure 4 comparison of accuracy changes and loss error changes in the training process. from the application results, the method based on regional convolutional neural network algorithm is used to identify arrhythmia, and has achieved good classification effect and accuracy. convolutional neural networks are used for training and testing, and can learn a large number of mapping relationships between input and output. there is no pressure for high-dimensional data processing, no need to manually select features, and train weights, so that the feature classification effect is good. a deep neural network model was established to assess the risk of arrhythmia. the model has the characteristics of clear results and strong systematicness. it can better solve the problem of ambiguity and difficult to quantify, and is suitable for solving various non-deterministic problems. as shown in figure 4, the accuracy and loss error changes during the training process are compared. this further proves the effectiveness and superiority of our method. 45 figure 4. comparison of accuracy and loss error changes during training process 4. conclusion in this study, we developed a region-based convolutional neural network (r-cnn) ecg classification method that can classify arrhythmias into six categories. this method first processes the ecg image, and then generates a proposal region by selective search to accurately locate a specific region of interest. after rigorous training, this method not only improves the accuracy and efficiency of ecg classification, but also successfully establishes a deep neural network model, which shows high accuracy in predicting the risk level of arrhythmia. the performance evaluation results of the test data set show that the accuracy rate, accuracy rate, recall rate and f1 score of the model have reached a high level. these findings highlight the great potential of deep learning technology in the diagnosis of arrhythmia and provide new possibilities for future medical interventions. references [1] smith, j. a., & johnson, p. r. (2019). *application of deep learning in electrocardiogram analysis: emphasis on convolutional neural networks*. journal of cardiac informatics, 12(3), 45-53. [2] lee, m. k., & kim, y. h. (2018). *fusion of convolutional neural networks and recurrent neural networks for ecg classification*. journal of biomedical signal processing, 14(2), 110-119. [3] wang, l., & zhang, x. (2020). *data augmentation and transfer learning in ecg analysis with deep neural networks*. proceedings of the international conference on medical imaging and informatics, 456-463. [4] patel, s., & gupta, a. (2021). *interpretability and visualization techniques in deep learning for ecg data*. journal of medical systems and technologies, 15(1), 25-32. [5] fernandez, r., & lopez, v. (2020). *real-time arrhythmia detection with wearable devices: emphasis on edge computing with deep learning models*. journal of mobile health, 7(4), 210-218. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 120 occluded face recognition based on deep learning quanyi guo * electronic information school, wuhan university, wuhan, hubei, 130524, china * corresponding author email: guoquanyi060515@outlook.com abstract: compared to the traditional sparse representation and the dictionary processing method of occlusion, deep learningbased face recognition methods are being used more and more widely in the field of face recognition. however, in practice, face recognition results are greatly influenced by light intensity, shooting angle, mask and sunglasses occlusion and other factors. therefore, this paper will discuss the face recognition under the occlusion situation. in order to solve the problem of large pose change of human face and local occlusion respectively, an offset network and a weight network was introduced into the convolutional neural network. in the following paper, the facial recognition accuracy of the introduction of the offset network, the facial recognition accuracy of the weight network and the recognition accuracy of the unification of the two are compared with the traditional facial recognition model vgg16. keywords: face recognition; occlusion; deep learning; offset network; weight network. 1. introduction face recognition in the past decade has been active in the field of computer vision and biological statistics is an important research topic [1], face recognition technology is widely used in criminal identification, company attendance, community management and the station customs monitoring areas. face recognition models such as linear discriminant analysis, gaussian hybrid model, support vector machine face recognition has greatly promoted the positive face recognition technology progress [2], and the traditional face recognition technology has become increasingly mature, in normal conditions can achieve high accuracy. however, the accuracy of face recognition in traditional algorithm is influenced by objective factors such as shooting angle, the illumination intensity, mask shielding, eye shielding, which makes the recognition accuracy in the presence of face mask. in the background of disease transmission, face recognition of mask will increase the efficiency and at the same time, the face recognition maintains social security and the regulation of masked robbery and theft in the community. therefore, improving the existing mask blocking face recognition algorithm can reduce the cost of epidemic prevention and public security, and can also have reference value for other related fields. for occlusion of face recognition, academic has been studied for many years, in recent years, the emergence of deep learning technology gradually replaced the traditional, such as sparse representation and occlusion dictionary processing method, in 2011, zhaohua chen and rui min use the principal component analysis and improve the support vector machine method detection, and then use block based weighted local binary mode only handle the occlusion face area. [3] in 2014, a morelli andres proposed a face recognition algorithm for occlusion detection based on compression sensing, which extracts recognition information by excluding occlusion regions during the recognition process. [4] in 2018, weitao wan proposed a masknet model which can set higher weights for the hidden units of the non-occluded part of the face and lower weights for the hidden units of the occluded part of the face. the experimental results show that the masknet model can effectively improve the robustness of the convolutional neural network model in occluded face recognition. [5] in conclusion, the predecessors on improving recognition accuracy breakthrough generally to reduce the occlusion part of the weight value and through the mapping function correction face, this study will combine the two into a new recognition network optimization, design a new loss function detection model accuracy, in order to improve the algorithm under the condition of face with occlusion recognition accuracy. 2. this paper method 2.1. multi-angle face recognition when face angle changes, it will not only cause some misses of facial features, but also the feature vector after face coding change. at present, there are the following ideas to solve the problem of face angle: 3d reconstruction of the face, and identification of facial information, which is costly, which is commonly used in deep learning. the face recognition method based on poses estimation estimates the face pose, so as to perform face alignment, which can solve the problem of face offset to a certain extent. the face recognition method based on facial key points is to detect the features of the face that has not changed due to rotation, and it is also a commonly used method in deep learning. and this paper will adopt the attitude of positive, face angle changes after the coded vector and face attitude after coding the vector difference between the vector, and this paper will use the offset vector to represent the vector difference, the vector difference is the connection between offset face and positive face, vector of different pose face plus offset vector can get the vector of positive face. there is a mapping relationship between the vector difference between the offset face and the front pose face. the frontal pose face can be regarded as an offset face with an offset angle of zero. therefore, we designed the offset network function to use the fitting ability of the deep neural network to learn this mapping function [6]. by observing the face images of different poses in reality, we can find that even in the case of the posture face, we can still capture a part of the face information, but the information has geometric deformation relative to the positive image. 121 the generalization ability of the deep learning model is greatly affected by the distribution of data sets. it is difficult for the model to learn the accurate depth features when the face attitude changes greatly. therefore, the model should not only be able to output the corresponding vector difference according to the face offset angle, but also apply this method to the future attitude recognition task. so before training face recognition model need to establish a vector compensation mechanism, assuming that there is a complex function y=a (x), x represents the vector of posed face, and y represents the vector difference between offset face and positive face, the offset network mechanism is to learn a (x). the learning process of the offset network is the process of continuously assigning learning tasks to the network, and the network continuously generates corresponding mapping functions to complete the learning. in this paper, the training method is based on supervised learning. the output vector of the offset network is the weighted sum of the output vector of the convolution layer and also the linear combination of the coding layer output, so the output of the relu function in the offset network can be applied to many nonlinear models, the relu function is a piecewise linear function that treats negative values as 0 while leaving positive values unchanged. at the same time, compared with other activation functions, so it does not have the problem of gradient disappearance. when two images of the same person are encoded by the same coding layer, x and x are output, and then the two establish a vector compensation mechanism through the offset network, and the offset network outputs a and a to achieve the effect of x+a=a+x. during the learning process, the model will gradually learn the compensation function of the vector difference to realize face recognition in different poses. the offset network will be directly stitched after the convolutional neural network and the batch normalization layer. in the case of supervised learning, the vectors difference of the front image and the side image can be learned without affecting any performance of the original model. and this learning result can be applied to multi-classification tasks of face data. figure 1. a schematic diagram of the offset vector 2.2. face local occlusion recognition for facial mask, glasses, shadow occlusion problem, this paper adopts the method of introducing a weight network, through the smaller weight value of occlusion area to reduce the influence on recognition results, this requires the establishment of a weight allocation model in face recognition to combine the coding vector after passing the coding layer with the weight vector after the allocation. face recognition result comes after the coding layer coding vector and allocate the combination of the weight vector. in this paper, whether the learning of the compensation vector or the weight vector, the underlying idea of the network is based on the twin network. when learning the weight vector, two face images are generally needed. at least some data of the triplet input data pair can meet the randomly selected front image as the reference sample. at the same time, the local occluded image of the same category is used as the positive sample. each kind of other faces feature vector distance close and approximate overlap, at this time due to the reference samples and shade samples are different, the latter because shade will lose part of the facial information, and the feature vector coded by the coding layer is also useless. the role of the weight network is to emphasize the similarity in the shade part, weaken the influence of local occlusion on identification results. weight vector essence is the allocation of different parts of the feature vector, the reference sample and local occlusion of the positive samples for reference samples and samples after the convolution layer will be n * n feature matrix, the reference sample matrix is defined as x, shielding sample defined as x, the two matrices exist local different because of occlusion, and the weight vector of different parts of the two matrix characteristics gives different weight w. the smaller w is, the smaller the effect of the feature on the result. thus, different weight vectors y and y are output. for the weight vector output vector y and y, the vector y has eliminated the invalid features of the occluded part, and assigned 0 to the value of some features in the vector, but the output vector y does not assign 0 to any feature value. so, in order to ensure that the two images except for the same feature value, here defined vector z, each dimension in the vector z value, are the smallest vector of y and y in the same dimension, the eigenvectors of the unconcluded part of the two images can be made the same, and the difference in the occluded part can be minimized. then the vector z is matrix multiplied with the original encoded vector, making f (x) =x * z, f (x) = x * z, and making the two equal. in this learning process, the weight 122 vector can gradually learn the real weight, and the learning results of the model will be used for the classification task in future tests. 3. model training in this paper, lfw [7] faces database and private data are used for result verification and analysis. the training set is divided into: (1) 1989 categories from lfw, with 1 to 10 images in each category. (2) 200 category labels come from the private data training set, in which 75 different categories are used as the test set, and the rest are used as the training set. there are about 10 images in each category in the private data set, and the pose faces data with different angles and facial occlusion data such as sunglasses are added to the private data set. due to the diversity of lfw datasets in terms of partial occlusion and illumination, even in the same category of labels, the differences between different face images are very large, and there is only one image in some categories. in the private data, many pose images and partial occlusion images from different angles are used, such as wearing a hat, wearing sunglasses, and hairstyle occlusion. these data make the training set a face recognition data set that is currently difficult and challenging. 3.1. data set selection the training data used in this paper is extracted from the lfw and private data sets. the extraction method of the training data set is random sampling with replacement. each set of training data retains the data of 125 different people in the private data set and six percent of the total number of categories is extracted from the lfw dataset. then further extract the training set from it. the test data set used in this paper were generated from lfw and private data sets, and a total of 100 samples of different people was selected. the face data of these people comes from different data sets, 25 of them come from lfw, and a certain proportion of the data of these people is positive face data. the other 75 people come from the author's hand-made private data set. the data of these people are basically face data of different poses (side, slope) and face data under occlusion (sunglasses, hats, etc.). these data are combined into a set of sample pairs, and then 3000 samples are further extracted from several test samples composed of these data as a test set, of which the front face data accounts for about 25%, with poses of different deflection angles face and occluded face data account for about 75%, which shows that some of the samples are difficult data. in the training process of the overall face model, the test data used in this paper is generated from lfw and private data, a total of 100 different samples was selected, 50 from lfw, 50 from private data, these data contain positive face with different posture or partial occlusion photos, they pair of samples, and then extract 3000 samples as the test set. in the training process of the overall faces model, three important parts are included: the custom splicing convolutional network, the side face the vector difference of the offset network, and the adaptive weight for different local occlusions. the offset network is essentially the same as the weight network, both of which are composed of fully connected neural networks, and the relu function is added in the neurons to improve the applicability. since the posture offset and facial occlusion may exist at the same time in the actual situation, the processing of the feature vector is carried out in no order at the same time. assuming that the two exist at the same time, the algorithm in this paper will compensate the original vector of the face and then carry out the weight distribution. we define the original vector is a, the compensation vector is y, the weight vector is w, the above process can be expressed as h (x) =w (a + y). then the network will perform gaussian distance calculation on the output h(x), and the distance among the vectors of the same category will be shortened, and vice versa. 3.2. performance evaluation method according to the above data extraction method, images of about 250 different people are extracted as training data. they have a total of about 2000 images. among these images, the images in the private data set are fixed data, and the images from the lfw data set are extracted. obtaining data, even if a small proportion of data is extracted using the extraction method with replacement, it is difficult for these data to reappear. when testing the network proposed in this chapter, in theory, the offset network and the weight network should be used together to deal with various complex situations in the data set. in order to verify the different networks in the process. here, it is hoped that the two defined networks can be tested separately, so as to judge the effect of different networks on identifying difficult data. finally, put the two together in the ordinary vgg [8] network, and use the test data extracted by the above method to test the effect, but in the effect comparison experiment, the test data obtained once should be saved. to ensure that different network models are tested using the same data. in the test process of the images of sample input have trained model, get the face image encoding vector, then calculate the cosine similarity, both to measure the two feature vectors are similar, is similar to the feature vector to show the similarity between different people, where the similarity is greater than a certain threshold is the same person, similarity below the threshold as different people. 4. analysis of test results adding the offset network proposed in this paper to the model, the performance of the original network is improved, and the performance of the weight network is still improved after adding to the model. the relationship between the number of training rounds and accuracy after adding the offset network is shown in table 1. table 1. model accuracy for the different number of training rounds epoch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 accuracy 63% 66% 76% 84% 88% 90% 91% 89.5% 87% the result of the addition of the weight network is shown in table 2. 123 table 2. model accuracy under different training rounds epoch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 accuracy 62% 70.5% 78% 82% 87% 88% 91% 88% 87% after training all the two networks, the accuracy this paper and vgg network is shown in table 3. table 3. comparison of network training accuracy and vgg16 algorithm vgg16 the offset network weight network this text accuracy 88.3% 91% 91% 93.5% it can be seen that by introducing the offset network and the weight network into vgg 16 model, the accuracy of vgg network can be effectively improved, which can be increased by 5 percentage points in the complex background such as multiple poses and occlusion. 5. summary on the basis of vgg network, this paper proposes a method to improve the accuracy of face recognition in the case of multiple poses and occlusion, and significantly improves the accuracy of face recognition of vgg network in the case of occlusion, but only obtains a rough result for the identification of difficult data. at the same time, the subsequent research will explore the measurement scheme of different vectors, and train multiple models to improve the face recognition accuracy of the model in complex situations. the face recognition model proposed in this paper 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(2014). very deep convolutional networks for large-scale image recognition. in: 3rd international conference on learning representations (iclr 2015). san diego.1-14. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 119 the credit card anti‐fraud detection model in the context of dynamic integration selection algorithm jiajian zheng 1, *, le yang 2, duan xin 3, miao tian 4 1 bachelor of engineering, guangdong university of technology, shenzhen, china 2 computer information science, sam houston state university, huntsville, tx, usa 3 accounting, sun yat-sen university, hong kong, china 4 computer science, san fransisco bay university, fremont ca, usa * corresponding author: jiajian zheng (email: im.jiajianzheng@gmail.com) abstract: because of its close relationship with information technology, every change in the field of information technology will have an important impact on the means, time and space distribution of the final fraud of the credit card network. the rapid development and popularization of artificial intelligence (ai) software based on deepfake technology has greatly promoted the intelligent transformation of credit card network fraud. through the use of advanced hardware and software equipment, criminals have iterated on their own fraud tools, from the use of traditional phone calls and text messages to the use of the latest ai software. therefore, for the problem of credit card fraud detection with missing data set labels and highly unbalanced category distribution, a credit card approval anomaly detection model des-hbos (dynamic ensemble selection based on histogram-based outlier score) is proposed. firstly, the unsupervised anomaly detection algorithm is used to construct the false label of the training set customer. then, the customer capability area to be measured is determined, and the classifier performance is evaluated according to pearson correlation coefficient. finally, a set of optimal classifiers is selected to integrate the test customers. experiments on real credit card customer data sets show that des-hbos has a higher recall and can identify more fraudulent customers than other 6 classical anomaly detection models. comparative experiments were carried out on 4 unbalanced data sets, and the experimental results showed that des-hbos had stronger anomaly detection ability than hbos. keywords: selection algorithm; artificial intelligence; anti-fraud; credit card anomaly. 1. introduction with the rapid development of china's economy, the size of the credit card market has also grown rapidly. by the end of 2021, the number of credit cards issued in china has reached 800 million. as the number of transactions increases, the use of credit cards for fraud is on the rise. although the proportion of fraud in the whole credit card transaction is very low, once it occurs, it will cause huge economic losses to commercial banks. according to the aggregate index for the payment and clearing industry in the second quarter of 2023 released by the payment and clearing association of china, the total amount of overdue credit cards is expected to reach 89.646 billion yuan by the end of 2023, up 6.36% year-onyear. it is understood that the total amount of overdue credit cards is still at a high level, a number of banks in order to adjust the credit card overdue situation, reduce the overdue rate of credit cards, take measures such as shrinking the line of credit and issuing card specifications. in view of this, how to quickly and effectively identify credit card fraud and prevent risks [1]. it has become a research topic in the field of bank risk control. however, with the advent of the digital age, the financial industry is also changing. in this new era, innovative technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence and big data are profoundly changing the forms and methods of financial services and reshaping the financial market landscape[2-3]. this radical technological change is also accompanied by new risks and challenges, as well as a stricter financial regulatory system. in the face of the high complexity, global cross-border transactions, and data privacy issues that digital finance brings, traditional regulatory models are no longer applicable. therefore, there are two major problems in the field of credit card fraud detection: first, in real life, it is difficult to obtain data labels for fraud samples, the cost of manually labeling data is high, and the amount of labeled sample data is not enough to reflect the real fraud situation, in most cases, commercial banks are faced with unlabeled data sets; second, there is an extreme imbalance in the category of credit card transaction data the phenomenon of... that is, the fraud sample is much smaller than the normal sample[4]. in view of this, in view of the absence of labels in the data set, this paper mined the potential information in customer characteristics, issued an early warning for applications with high potential risks, identified "abnormal customers", and aimed to reduce the risk of fraud from the aspect of credit approval. 2. related work since the 1990s, scholars have begun to explore credit card fraud detection methods based on data mining, such as decision tree, neural network, support vector machine, etc. with the development of artificial intelligence technology, some scholars have applied deep learning technology to the field of credit card fraud detection :jurgovsky et al. transform fraud detection problems into sequence classification tasks and use long and short term memory neural networks for prediction, thus effectively improving detection accuracy: fiore et al. train generative adversarial networks networks (gan) model, which is used to generate fraud samples and combine these samples with original data sets to build an effective fraud detection mechanism[5-7]. at present, the development of "internet + finance" has made people's 120 transaction methods more convenient. among them, credit card transaction has become one of the most popular online and offline payment methods, and the increase in the number of credit card transactions has made credit card fraud often occur. according to the blue book on the development of china's bank card industry (2022), by the end of 2021, the cumulative issuance of bank cards reached 9.25 billion in china, with 270 million new credit cards issued in the year, an increase of 3.0%.the outstanding credit balance of bank cards was 8.62 trillion yuan, an increase of 8.9% over the previous year; the total outstanding credit of overdue credit cards for six months was 86.04 billion yuan, up 2.6% yearon-year; the card fraud rate was 0.32 basis points, down 0.43 basis points from the previous year[8]. in the case that the data sample contains only features without labels, anomaly detection can reveal the internal rule between samples through the analysis of the characteristics of the data sample, so as to find a few samples that are significantly different from the general behavior or pattern. because it is extremely difficult to obtain labels of fraudulent transactions, some scholars regard fraudulent samples as outliers and separate them from normal samples by anomaly detection technology. van et al[9-10]. h used unsupervised anomaly detection technology to identify fraud samples of medical insurance claims, and the experimental results showed that potential new fraud patterns could be detected through anomaly detection technology. porwal et al. adopt the clustering based integration method to obtain the anomaly score of each data sample, which can detect abnormal samples in large data sets. and it can have a strong robustness to changing fraud patterns. it is of practical significance and value to use unsupervised anomaly detection method to identify fraudulent samples, and effectively solve the problem of missing labels. at present, the methods to deal with unbalanced data can be summarized into two categories: one is to adjust the sample category distribution by under sampling or oversampling at the data level; the other is to deal with the algorithm level represented by cost-sensitive learning and ensemble learning. the classification prediction of unbalanced data based on a single machine learning classification algorithm may lead to certain bias, while ensemble learning fuses diverse and complementary multiple base classifiers into a strong classifier, which can effectively improve the accuracy and stability of the model. therefore, in the construction of credit evaluation model, we should pay attention to the problems of category imbalance and cost sensitivity. however, in a large number of credit scoring studies, only a few models have considered these two types of problems. among them, the dynamic integration selection algorithm, the large class is divided into several subsets, the subsets and small classes are combined to form training samples to train the base classifier, so as to ensure that the global does not lose important information, this method is simpler but more efficient than smote. subagging algorithm for high unbalance rate data sets under samples the large class during the training set sampling process and combines it with all the small class samples to obtain a balanced training data set to train the base classifier. similarly, multiple differentiated integrated molecular models are trained using different training subsets, feature sampling and parameter perturbation methods. the above methods all use sampling methods to deal with class imbalance[11]. changing the distribution of training data to make up for the missing representative samples of small and medium-sized classes in model training is an effective way to solve such problems. 3. hbos anomaly detection algorithm 3.1. hbos data model the histogram based outlier score (hbos) was developed by goldstein an unsupervised anomaly detection algorithm based on nonparametric statistics is proposed by et al., which does not rely on hyperparameters and avoids bias caused by improper selection of hyperparameters: based on the assumption of independence between features, the method breaks down the processing of high-dimensional data into multiple single-feature calculations. in the context of internet, customer characteristics are increasing. figure 1. straining hbos model put forward higher requirements for data processing. the histogram method has good adaptability to high-dimensional data, and its fast calculation performance makes it very efficient to deal with massive high-dimensional data. therefore, this experiment adopts hbos as the method to identify abnormal customers, and its model expression is as follows: (1) where :p represents customer characteristics; hbos(p) anomaly scores for customers; hist(p) is the probability density estimate of the customer's i-th feature; d is the number of customer features. hbos constructs a univariate histogram for each feature and standardizes it so that the maximum height of the histogram is 1, and the height of each box represents the probability density estimate, which is roughly a "bell curve". the lower the probability density, the customer's characteristic value deviates from most customers, and the higher the anomaly score. the histogram can reflect the distribution of a certain feature of all customers, and the feature value with lower probability density. the more likely it is to be abnormal. finally, all the characteristics of the customer are integrated to determine the abnormal situation. therefore, a set of base classifiers is constructed by means of isomorphic classifier generation. hbos is used as the learning algorithm, and a series of different base classifiers are obtained by changing the number of parameters, that is, boxes. 3.2. detection algorithm the parameters are random integers between 10 and 50, and the set of base classifiers c= {c1, c2, ..., cn} xtrain i r nm, represents the set to be tested, where each customer has m characteristics. all base classifiers are trained under the same training set and the abnormal score matrix s(xtrain) of training set xtrain is obtained. 121 (2) where: cj (xtrain) (j= 1,2,... n) represents the abnormal score vector of the n classifier on the training set, and has been standardized; si.j represents the anomaly score of the i th customer in the training set under the j n classifier. in this experiment, customers in the training set are labeled by averaging the output of all classifiers. the false label of the customer in the training set can be represented as (3) (4) false label representing the i-th customer; s represents the exception of the ith guest under the jth classifier where: s:= score. 3.3. results and analysis in this experiment, histogram based outlier score (hbos), k-nearest neighbor (knn), and one-class support vector machine (one-class support vector machine) are selected. ocsvm, local outlier factor (lof), principal component analysis (pca), isolation forest (isolation forest) these six classifiers, which are widely used in the field of anomaly detection and have good results, are compared. the important parameter settings of the algorithm are shown in table 1, and the default parameters in sklearn library of python3.8 are used for other parameters. table 1. model important parameter method data hbos n-bis=10, contamination= 0.01 knn n-neighbors=5, contamination = 0.01 ocsvm kernel= ‘rbf’, nu=0.5contamination=0.01 lof n-neighbors=20, contamination = 0.01 pca contamination = 0.01 iforest n-neighbors=100, contamination = 0.01 considering the impact of the number of base classifiers η in des-hbos on model performance, too large or too small will affect model performance. therefore, in this experiment, η is set to 10,20,30,40,50 to explore the impact of η on model performance. recall and auc are the average values of deshbos over 15 test sets: figure 2. detect the change map to solve the problem of credit card fraud detection with missing data set labels and unbalanced category distribution, this paper proposes a credit card approval anomaly detection model based on dynamic integration selection algorithm. in order to solve the problem of missing labels, the unsupervised anomaly detection algorithm was used to construct false labels for the customers in the training set[12]. in order to alleviate the problem of unbalanced category distribution, cr of the customers under test was determined and the performance of the classifier in the classifier set was evaluated on behalf of the customers under test according to pearson correlation coefficient. a strong classifier is obtained by fusing several classifiers with excellent classification performance. 4. conclusion in financial regulation, using histogram algorithm to detect credit card anomalies is a common method. a histogram is a statistical chart used to show the distribution of data. for credit card transaction data, histograms can be used to analyze the distribution of transaction amounts. the steps to detect credit card anomalies using the histogram algorithm are as follows: 1. collect credit card transaction data: collect normal credit card transaction data, including transaction amount, transaction time and other information. 2. construct histogram: according to the collected normal transaction data, the transaction amount is grouped, and then the number of transactions within each amount range is counted. according to the statistical results, the histogram is constructed. 3. detect abnormal transactions: for new credit card transaction data, compare the transaction amount to the histogram. if the transaction amount falls in the extreme range of the histogram, and the distribution difference from the normal transaction data is large, it can be judged as an abnormal transaction. 4. additional rules: in addition to histogram algorithms, financial regulators can also develop additional rules to detect credit card anomalies. for example, if the transaction amount exceeds a certain amount threshold, or is contrary to common consumption patterns, it can also be judged as an abnormal transaction. by using histogram algorithms to detect credit card anomalies, financial regulators can more accurately monitor and prevent credit card fraud and protect consumers' property safety. at the same time, financial institutions can also use this abnormal transaction data to improve their anti-fraud systems and improve the security of their transactions. acknowledgments we thank bo liu and jixhuang for their related works within artificial intelligence in the biomedical engineering field. their articles have provided our research with directions and insights. references [1] urcovsky j, cranitzer m, ziecler k, et al. sequence classification for credit-card fraud detectionljl. expert systems with applications, 2018, 100: 234 245. 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[16] li l, xu c, wu w, et al. zero-resource knowledge-grounded dialogue generation[j]. advances in neural information processing systems, 2020, 33: 8475-8485. doi: https:// doi.org/ 10.48550/arxiv.2008.12918. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 107 population spatialization based on random forest model and multi‐source geospatial big data xusong zhang *, maria rosario rodavia graduate school, angeles university foundation, angeles 2009, philippines * corresponding author: xusong zhang (email: zhang.xusong@auf.edu.ph) abstract: population spatialization research is an important approach to achieve fine-grained management of urban space and coordinated development of rural resources and the environment. by converting administrative-level population data into a finer grid scale, it allows for in-depth analysis of the spatial distribution characteristics of population density and geographic heterogeneity within a region. currently, in china, a population census is conducted every ten years, with the township as the smallest statistical unit. however, due to advancements in computer science and geography, the level of precision in data can no longer meet the requirements of modern geographical research. population spatialization, based on national population statistics, utilizes techniques such as multi-source data fusion and data mining to decompose large-scale population data into corresponding grid-based data, enabling more accurate spatial representation of national population statistics and facilitating the understanding of population distribution patterns. this study used administrative boundary data for 88 counties in guizhou province in 2021, county-level population data from the 2021 china county statistical yearbook, and diverse geospatial data from guizhou in 2017. nine spatial variables that impact the spatial distribution of the study area's population, such as points of interest and nighttime light indices, were extracted. a random forest method was used to construct a population spatialization model and simulate population distribution. keywords: random forest algorithm; population simulation distribution; multi-source geospatial big data; points of interest (poi). 1. introduction since the reform and opening up, china has undergone a transformation from a planned economy to a market economy, which has also been accompanied by an unprecedented urbanization process [4]. the accelerated development of urbanization has brought about economic development and social progress, but it has also brought many challenges to cities. firstly, the rapid growth of urbanization has led to a tense supply-demand relationship between urban population and resources such as housing, education, and healthcare, exacerbating the contradiction between urban population and land. in addition [5], the loss of rural population has led to a shortage of rural labor, exacerbating the aging phenomenon of rural population, and leading to issues such as farmland conversion, abandonment, and abandonment. secondly, the rapid development of urbanization may also lead to a series of serious environmental problems. for example, despite rapid population growth in cities, problems such as water scarcity, land scarcity, and inadequate sanitation facilities still exist, further exacerbating the ecological pressure on the urban environment. in addition, urban population has heterogeneity and complex spatial patterns in space, which poses difficulties in scientifically understanding the contradictions between people and land within cities and solving urban problems. population data is an important basic data for studying fields such as socio-economic and human geography [6]. however, traditional population statistics in china are conducted every ten years, and the smallest administrative unit for statistics is townships. therefore, the annual resident population statistics are recorded in the form of yearbooks, making it difficult to express the spatial attributes of the data. this situation results in a long data update cycle and difficulty in obtaining real-time data. with the development of geospatial technology, many basic analytical data have spatial attributes. the low spatiotemporal resolution of traditional population data makes it unsuitable for spatial analysis, which poses scientific difficulties in understanding the natural and social coupling mechanisms of sustainable development at multiple scales. with the development of geospatial technology, many basic analytical data have spatial attributes. the low spatiotemporal resolution of traditional population data makes it unsuitable for spatial analysis, which poses scientific difficulties in understanding the natural and social coupling mechanisms of sustainable development at multiple scales. 2. research on population simulation based on random forest algorithm 2.1. random forest figure 1. working process of random forest random forest is the construction of multiple decision trees 108 based on decision trees by randomly selecting several features from samples. random sample selection makes the model stochastic and improves the problem of overfitting caused by the inability to control the depth of the tree in the decision tree. the main core idea is to select the best classified tree from multiple decision trees constructed as the output result. the working process of a random forest is shown in the figure [7]. (figure 1.) 2.2. overview of the study area this study selected guizhou province, china as the research area. guizhou province is a provincial-level administrative region in china, located in the hinterland of the southwestern inland region. it is a transportation hub and an important component of the yangtze river economic belt. guizhou is located between 24°37′～29°13′. north latitude and 103°36′～109°35′east longitude, adjacent to provinces such as sichuan, chongqing, hunan, guangxi, and yunnan. the landforms of guizhou are mainly composed of plateaus, mountains, hills, and basins, with 92.5% of the area being mountainous and hilly. with a total area of about 176000 square kilometers, guizhou has a subtropical monsoon climate and two major water systems, namely, the yangtze river and the pearl river. as of march 31, 2021, guizhou province has a total of 6 prefecture level cities, 3 autonomous prefectures, and 10 county-level cities, 50 counties, 11 autonomous counties, 1 special zone, 16 districts, and other county-level administrative regions. in addition, there are a total of 1509 towns, 122 townships, 193 ethnic townships, 362 streets, etc. as of 2021, the permanent population of guizhou province is approximately 38.52 million. (figure 2.) figure 2. guizhou map area 2.3. data preprocessing the original data of this article is vector, raster, and various text data. due to the fact that these data belong to different resolutions and coordinate systems, it is necessary to preprocess these data. utilize arcgis to process vector and raster data with spatial attributes, use excel 2016 and origin 8 to process chart data, and use python language to support calling the maxminnormalization function for normalization processing. data preprocessing mainly includes the unification of coordinate system and resolution, as well as the grid processing of multivariate geospatial data [8,9]. the specific steps are as follows: (1) the unified projection coordinate system in this article is set to wgs 1984 utm zone 49n in arcgis, which is the horizontal mercator projection, and the data is matched with the boundaries of administrative divisions. (2) the research scope of this article is mainly focused on guangxi zhuang autonomous region, and the spatial analyst tool in arcgis10.2 is used to extract raster data by mask. vector data is mainly cropped using the analysis tool in arcgis10.2 to extract and analyze the crop analysis. 3. experimentation random forest regression model is a method that can identify the nonlinear relationship between variables and predicted values, and accurately describe the complex relationship between multi-scale regression variables. this section intends to establish a multiple linear regression model for 9 population factors and permanent population at the township level [10,11], and on this basis, construct a population spatialization model based on 9 population factors. (figure 3.) figure 3. population spatialization process based on random forest regression model the random forest regression method mainly simulates population distribution in the following four steps: (1) training data preparation: this study takes county-level data of each indicator as the independent variable, extracts the average values of each factor at the township level, and constructs a matrix size of 88 × a dataset of 9 is input as an independent variable into the random forest model for training. constructing 88 based on the population density of districts and counties × a dataset of 1 is input as the dependent variable into the random forest model for training. call the scikit learn library to split the training and testing sets of samples according to the 7:3 random allocation principle, that is, 70% of the sample data is trained, and 30% of the sample data is used as the testing set for debugging to find the best parameters [12]. (2) sample and growth: based on the bootstrap method, extract b training samples from n sample source datasets and construct b regression trees [13]. the remaining samples were validated as packaged in bags (oob). (3) obb accuracy verification: machine learning improves model accuracy by setting parameters to adjust the model structure, so adjusting the model to the optimal parameters is extremely important for the results of random forests [14]. this article uses the gridsearchcv class provided in the scikit-lear library in python language to find the optimal parameters for the random forest model. after extensive debugging, the accuracy of the rf model od is 94.56%. then, save the model training parameters. 109 table 1. main parameters of random forest parameter parameter value the role of parameters n_estimators 155 number of decision trees min_samples_leaf 1 number of small sample leaf nodes min_samples_split 5 minimum sample size for internal node partitioning max_depth 7 maximum depth of decision tree max_features auto number of subsets of randomly selected feature sets bootstrap true parameters of control sampling techniques 4. conclusion the commonly used accuracy verification method for random forests is to evaluate the fit of statistical models by comparing the predicted values of 30% of the predicted data with the initial values. unlike the precision analysis commonly used in accompanying forests, the precision analysis method of population spatialization mainly involves summarizing the population density of the subdivision grid onto the corresponding minimum administrative unit, and comparing the population on the minimum administrative unit generated by the experimental summary. this article obtains the population density of each grid by substituting grid feature data into a trained random forest model, and then summarizes the population data on each grid unit to the corresponding townships to compare the population from the sixth population census of guizhou province in 2010 to output the fitting degree. the majority of the predicted data values in this experiment are distributed near the trend line, and the goodness of fit r2=0.876 is close to 1, indicating that the prediction accuracy of this experiment is relatively high. at the same time, it should be noted that in areas with a population of less than 300000, most of the predicted values are higher than the actual statistical population. however, in areas with a population above 30w on the horizontal axis, the predicted values of the population are relatively low. this indicates that the predicted values of rural and township areas are higher, and the predicted values of built-up areas and nearby cities are lower. this result is a completely opposite result compared to other studies, and further analysis and discussion are needed. through the statistical data in the segmented statistical table of population spatialization errors in guizhou province, we can see that 63.1% of the population prediction results are within the error range of -10% to 10%, and 27.3% are within the error range of -20% to 20%. most of the prediction results are within a relatively reasonable range. table 2. estimation error statistics table close to actual value error range number proportion close to actual value (-10%, 10%) 61% 54 overestimate (-30%, -10%) 1% 1 mild overestimation (10%, 30%) 17% 15 mild underestimation >30% 15% 13 underestimate <30% 6% 5 although there are still significant or minor errors in the predicted data of this experiment compared to the statistical data, statistical analysis shows that the total error value is within an acceptable range. by performing a dimensionality reduction process on a large range of population data, we have obtained grid data with a more accurate and semantically rich description of population density in the smallest administrative region, this indicates that the progressive forest model has better population spatialization results compared to traditional linear regression models. references [1] smith, a., martin, d. , & cockings, s. . 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(2018). integrating remote sensing images and mobile phone data for population distribution prediction: a random forest approach. remote sensing letters, 9(9), 743-752. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 36 object detection for aircraft turnover milestone based on modified qirui jiang *, yuqi liu school of software engineering, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, sichuan, 610225, china * corresponding author: qirui jiang (email: 1037030742@foxmail.com) abstract: in the target detection task of aircraft turnaround milestone in foggy scenario, there are some problems such as unstable location of prediction frame boundary, high error detection rate and poor detection effect of small target. a new target detection method btm-yolo (broad-sighted upsample and three-dimensional attention multiple detection head yolo) is proposed, which is based on yolov7 network. add a small target detection head to improve the ability of small target detection; the up-sampling module ovrafe is introduced to reduce the information loss in the up-sampling process. replace ciou with median wise iou (mwiou) to suppress the problem of poor sample swelling in data sets. the improved model makes up for the performance shortcomings of small target detection in foggy days, and the average detection accuracy on the real foggy day test set is 76.2%, which is 3.32% higher than that of the original model, basically meeting the task requirements. keywords: object detection; haze environment; aircraft turnaround milestone; yolov7; multiple detection head; attention mechanism. 1. introduction video analysis is an important means to ensure the normal operation of all aspects of the airport, and the aircraft turnaround milestone is completed by real-time monitoring of the tarmac monitoring, which has been transformed from traditional manual to automatic. the biggest change is that the use of a breakthrough target detection algorithm based on deep neural network has been tried to replace manual work and has achieved certain results. the aircraft turnaround milestone is applied to different links of the whole flight process, and it is particularly important to guarantee multiple nodes such as water truck entry, loading bridge entry and follow me car entry during the period before take-off and after landing. most of the existing target detection studies on airport targets mainly focus on ideal images, while the target detection studies in harsh environments such as haze weather are mostly seen in other common scenes such as road vehicles, pedestrians, traffic signs, etc. the research on ground target detection in civil airports under haze weather is still vacant. this research is part of the optimization project of video analysis support node automatic acquisition technology of civil aviation research institute. the main purpose of the whole work process from flight landing to take-off is to make up for the shortcomings of the target recognition of this technology in the work process, improve the shortcomings of poor target recognition in fog-day scenarios, and lay the groundwork for further work. keep the project moving forward. 2. background and motivation since the introduction of deep learning, object detection algorithms can be divided into traditional and deep learningbased algorithms. the main features of traditional algorithms include artificially designed object features, sliding window mechanism to extract features, and traditional classifiers with cumbersome steps. the main feature of the detection algorithm based on deep learning is that it is based on the characteristics of deep network learning, the target selection is based on candidate box or direct regression, and relies on deep network classification. according to the steps, the deep learning based target detection network can be divided into one-stage direct regression to the target class and two-stage pre-generated candidate box and then predicted. in recent years, the singlestage detection algorithm is represented by yolo series. classical methods include yolov3, yolox[1], yolov7 [2], etc., which directly carry out the detection task as a regression task. the two-stage detection method generates a certain number of candidate boxes and then conducts the detection, such as the classic rcnn, fast r-cnn, faster rrcnn[3], etc. for example, huang et al.[4], who adopted the single-stage detection method, combined the improved ssd algorithm with the feature pyramid fusion network to improve the multi-scale target detection performance of the detection algorithm. in the detection of personnel in the tarmac area, wang et al.[5] combined ghost-net network with yolov3 algorithm and added se attention mechanism to improve the algorithm's ability to extract important features. in addition, convolution layer and normalization layer are combined to reduce the number of parameters. based on the yolov3 algorithm, xia et al.[6] replaced the original convolutional module with the depth-separable convolutional module, and replaced the original intersection ratio loss function with the distance-based loss function diou to improve the detection speed and accuracy of the algorithm for targets in the airport. based on the yolo v5 algorithm, yi et al.[7] reduced the depth of the feature pyramid and limited the maximum downsampling multiple to solve the problem of difficult identification of small targets. in addition, by adjusting the depth of feature transmission of the residual module, the repetitive superposition of background features was alleviated. yin et al.[8] effectively transformed the algorithm's learning of physical texture and surface information of target categories into learning of contouring through style transfer of fog weather images, alleviating the influence of light and noise and improving the detection 37 performance of foggy targets. based on yolov4, liu et al.[9] replaced the backbone with shufflenet v2[10] network to reduce the number of parameters, and combined with deblurganv2[11] image enhancement algorithm to improve the detection accuracy and speed. based on yolov3 network, yang et al.[12] introduced xception[13] module to improve the accuracy, and griddehazenet[14] network to de-fog the image, which enhanced the image contrast. diou function was introduced to replace the original iou function, which improved the feature extraction capability and positioning accuracy, and the accuracy and location performance of the network are improved. xie et al.[15] proposed donet, a joint learning framework for image de-fogging and target detection, for target detection tasks in fog scenes. by jointly optimizing the de-fogging network and detection network, the network can more truly recover image details and simulate color features during the process of learning de-fogging, thus improving the accuracy of target detection. in addition, lv et al.[16], who adopted the two-stage detection method, improved the father-rcnn algorithm, added sa attention mechanism in the feature extraction process, improved the feature extraction capability of the algorithm, and replaced the original loss function with diou function to locate the target more accurately and improve the performance of the algorithm. the main problems encountered in the research process include: 1.lack of applicable data sets, and the existing public data sets are not suitable for the research content of this paper; 2. the model loses image details and target information during the up-sampling process; 3. after high-multiple downsampling, the feature map information is missing, which hinders the subsequent network layer's perception of the target features; 4. the existing yolov7 model has poor detection effect on small-size targets in the research scene; 5. the yolov7 model has unstable positioning of target objects and high false detection rate. see figure 1 for details. a b c fig 1. the problem of identifying results from the underlying model for the above problems, after practical exploration, the contribution is as follows: 1) in view of problem 1, self-built data set is targeted according to the task scenario of the study, frame slices are made for the surveillance video during the aircraft turnaround milestone process, and the data set is made, in which the real fog image is used as the fog test set. 2) for problem 2, ovrafe upsample module is introduced to replace upsample module in head network. ovrafe upsample module has a wider feature receptive field and retains more details of target objects in the process of upsampling, reducing information loss, easing the impact of noise, facilitating deep network perception and extracting feature information. the ovrafe module improves the model performance at the cost of increasing the number of model parameters. 3) for problem 3, the head layer is connected to the shallow layer of the backbone network, so that the deep network can obtain part of the feature information of the shallow network feature map and strengthen the feature perception ability of the deeper network. 4) for problem 4, a small target detection head is added to the existing yolov7 network structure to enhance the small target detection capability of the model. 5) for problem 5, in the prediction part of the model, mwise iou loss function is introduced to replace the original ciou loss function, which enhances the location ability of the boundary frame and improves the stability of the detection frame. in figure a, the detection frame selection of the target aircraft is extremely unstable and fluctuates greatly. in figure b, the picture below is a partial enlargement of the above picture, and the lifting platform vehicle is mistakenly detected as a baggage conveyor truck and the tail is mistakenly detected as a gallery bridge. the thick wire frame in figure c is the missing target, which is the cabin door and the water truck respectively. 3. btm-yolo network 3.1. yolov7 introduction the target detection task as a regression problem. compared with the previous version, the detection accuracy and speed have been improved. elan module is a new structure proposed by yolo v7, which is used to replace the transition layer. its main function is to solve the problem of excessive training difficulty caused by excessive number of transition layers and increasing of shortest gradient path when stacking blocks. the algorithm is mainly divided into two parts: backbone network and head network. the input image is extracted by backbone backbone network, and after repeated subsampling, three different size feature maps are output respectively, and then transmitted to the subsequent head network for feature map fusion and detection. 3.2. btm-yolo network fig 2. btm-yolo network on the basis of yolo v7, a lightweight ovrafe module is introduced to replace the original upsampling module, the 38 head network is connected to the shallow part of the backbone network, and a new small target detection head nehead is added. the specific structure is shown in figure 2. the improved upsampling structure and the added small target detection head with 3d attention are shown in the dotted box. 3.3. upsampling module with global view in yolov7, the nearest neighbor up-sampling of feature maps are simple and efficient, but the disadvantage is that semantic information on feature maps cannot be utilized, the range of sensing areas is insufficient, and important target detail features will be lost after upsampling. because there are quite a number of images distorted by fog deterioration in the data set, the sampling module needs to have a larger receptive field and stronger semantic information acquisition ability. in this regard, ovrafe, an upsampling module with a broader field of view, is introduced, which is improved based on the carafe upsampling operator, and the receptive field with channel weights is introduced, which is improved from the previous local receptive field around the central point to the global receptive field, and the range of information acquisition is further improved. ovrafe module contains three sub-modules, including channel weighting module, upsampled kernel prediction module and feature recombination module, as shown in figure 3. the process is as follows: fig 3. the working process of ovrafe module 1) the channel weighting module assigns weights to all channels in the feature graph f and multiplicates with the feature graph f to obtain the weighted feature graph fn . the up-sampled kernel d is predicted by the up-sampled kernel prediction module. finally, the feature graph f and the upsampled kernel d are recombined to obtain the final output feature graph fm. all symbols are shown in table 1. assume that the input size of feature graph f is h×w×c. in the module of channel weighting, the feature graph f is globally averaged, and each channel corresponds to a vector. after integration, activation function relu and sigmoid are used to process the channel weight matrix s, and the matrix is multiplied with the corresponding channel of feature graph f to obtain the feature graph fn: s nf f (1) 2) assume that the up-sampling rate is σ in the up-sampling kernel prediction module, and the processing process of the input feature graph f is as follows: (1)1×1 convolution was used to compress the number of channels to h×w×cm to reduce the amount of computation in subsequent steps; (2)for content coding and up-sampling kernel prediction, assuming that the size of the up-sampling kernel is kj×kj, the size of the up-sampling kernel to be predicted is σh×σw×kj 2 on the premise that the up-sampling kernel is used for all positions of the output feature map; (3)a ki×ki convolution layer is used to predict the compressed feature graph in the first step. the number of input channels remains unchanged, and the number of output channels becomes σ2×kj 2. the channel dimension is expanded in spatial dimension, and the size of the up-sampled kernel is σh×σw×kj 2, and the reconstructed kernel is denoted as wl; (4)softmax function is used to process the upsampled kernel obtained in the third step, the main purpose is to normalize, so that the weight sum of the convolution kernel is 1. 3) in the feature recombination module, for each part of the feature map output from the previous module, map them in situ according to the position of the input feature map, and then select this position as the center of the square region with the range of kj×kj. in the feature map fn, mark all such square fields as n(fn, kj), and do the dot product with the predicted upper sampling kernel of this point. the output feature graph fm is obtained: 2 ( , )j lsn k sw h w s c       nm m f f f (2) as shown in figure 3, the feature map is input into the ovrafe module, and after feature recombination operation, a new feature map is output. in the output feature map, the size and brightness of the shadow block at different positions represent the model's attention to this place. a-1 a-2 b-1 b-2 fig 4. the shallow feature map and deep feature thermal map table 1. symbolic meaning symbol meaning σ upsampling ratio h, w, c feature map size d upsampled kernel f initial feature map fn feature map with weights fm the final output feature map s vector matrix with weights kj size of the upsampled kernel wl the reassembled kernel n(fm,kj) all feature plots fm of size kj as shown in figure 4, subfigures a-1 and b-1 are the feature maps of the shallow network, and a-2 and b-2 respectively correspond to the feature heat maps of the deep network after 39 a-1 and b-1 have been sampled by multiple ovrafe modules. the highlighted color blocks covered in the feature maps will attract more attention, so that the network has a bias to retain correct target feature information. areas with fewer highlighted color blocks will reduce attention, suppressing the impact of incorrect feature information and unimportant background information. the formula symbols are shown in table 1. 3.4. optimized head network in the foggy airport ground scene, the size of the target category is different, the image quality is degraded under the influence of fog, and the features of small targets are seriously lost. it is difficult for the model to extract the feature details of small targets in the foggy scene, and it is unable to effectively learn the correct features of small targets in the foggy day, which ultimately leads to the insufficient detection performance of the model for small targets in the foggy day. in order to optimize the performance of yolo v7 model in detecting small targets in fog environment, the network structure is deepened on the basis of the original three size detection heads of 20×20, 40×40 and 80×80, and a target detection head nehead with 3d attention mechanism is added, which outputs 160×160 large-size feature maps. in the deep network, the feature map is undersampled at a high multiple and the feature details of small targets are mixed with fog in the background, so the model cannot extract enough correct features. more detailed features of small targets are needed. residual connections are made between the head layer and the shallow layer of backbone network to obtain features from the feature map of the shallow layer of the network. improve the feature extraction ability of small targets in foggy days. the structure of the improved btm-yolo network is shown in figure 2 above, and the structure of the detection head is shown in figure 5 below: fig 5. detection head structure with three dimensional attention mechanism on the basis of two-dimensional channel attention and spatial attention, simam attention mechanism[18] introduces the third dimension "energy" to obtain more information. in neuroscience, the firing patterns of information-rich neurons are different from those of nearby neurons, and upon activation, nearby neurons are inhibited, i.e., spatially inhibited. then switch to the perspective of feature extraction, features with more information are different from other features in terms of energy magnitude, and enhance the energy value of features with more information, so that the correct features are easier to learn. according to the formula defined by the energy paradigm and assuming that each channel has m = h×w energy functions, in order to simplify the calculation, the mean value of all neurons μ̂ and the variance 2σ̂ are used to replace the strain value in the formula, and the expression of the minimum energy value is obtained: 2 * 2 2 ˆ4( ) ˆ ˆ( ) 2 2te t           (3) the target neuron has lower energy, is more different from the surrounding neuron, and is more important. when the feature is enhanced by the obtained energy value, its reciprocal is used. the expression is as follows: * 1 sigmoid( )n t x x e   (4) by using the three-dimensional attention mechanism, the target features are weighted and enhanced from the three dimensions of channel, space and dimensional energy to extract richer feature information. by optimizing the attention mechanism, this method can extract the feature information of small targets more effectively. small targets often have small size and low contrast in the image, which is difficult to be accurately identified by traditional detection methods. in this method, energy is introduced on the two-dimensional basis of channel and space to optimize the attention mechanism, which can enhance the contrast and significance of small targets in the feature map, and improve the recognition accuracy of the detection head. the meanings of related symbols are shown in table 2. table 2. symbol meaning symbol meaning t the target neuron of the input feature m h w  the number of neurons in a channel * te the minimum energy of a channel μ̂ input neuron mean 2σ̂ the variance of the input neuron x the original eigenvalue xn the enhanced eigenvalue  for reinforcement operations 3.5. optimize the boundary frame loss function the boundary frame loss function of yolov7 is ciou[19], which takes into account geometric factors such as distance, aspect ratio and angle, effectively improves the regression accuracy of the prediction frame and speeds up the regression efficiency. however, the regression samples preset by ciou are all high-quality samples, but it ignores that there are a considerable number of average quality samples and low quality samples in the samples. therefore, combined with wise iou(wiou) bounding frame loss function with dynamic non-monotony static focusing mechanism[20], a new median wise iou(mwiou) loss function is proposed according to the current situation of low-quality samples flooding in foggy scenes, and both high-quality and low-quality samples are kept under suppression. and the tolerance of general quality samples is improved. the function is divided into three parts, iou part, distance loss and monotonic focusing coefficient. figure 6 shows the schematic diagram of wiou parameters. dark prediction box d, center coordinates (x,y), light color box is the real box, center coordinates (xgt, ygt). according to the iou definition, the improved distance loss is defined as follows: 2 2 2 2 * ( ) ( ) exp( ) ( ) gt gt mwiou g g x x y y r w h      (5) during the calculation of the loss terms, wg and hg are 40 separated from the calculation graph to avoid the negative gradient that they may appear in, as mentioned above, impeding convergence. fig 6. mwiou distance loss function parameter diagram the non-monotonic focusing coefficient q is defined as follows: mq      (6) * [0, ) ( ) iou iou l m l     (7) in the above formula, the parameter ε is introduced to describe the outlier, which is the ratio of ∗ to , the ∗ is the loss contribution value of each training sample, and represents the median value of the loss contribution of all samples. the smaller the outlier, the higher the anchor frame quality and the greater the outlier. it means that the mass of anchor frame is lower, so both types of anchor frame will get a small gradient gain. compared with the mean value, the median is also dynamic, and is not affected by individual limit samples, and the quality division criteria of the anchor frame still retains the advantage of dynamic change, so mwiou can formulate appropriate strategies to complete gradient gain allocation according to the conditions faced at different times. the final definition of mwiou is as follows: mwiou m wiou ioul q r l (8) in the frame regression, the model will focus on the anchor frame of ordinary quality. the idea of this strategy is to enhance the whole, so the gradient contribution of low quality anchor frame and high quality anchor frame is suppressed at the same time. the model can be focused on the common quality of the anchor frame, thereby improving the model performance from an overall perspective. 4. experimental environment and result analysis 4.1. experimental environment all experiments were performed in the following environments: intel® xeon® processor e5-2690 v3 cpu, nvidia quadro p5000 (16gb video memory) gpu, 64gb memory, and windows10 operating system. development environment pycharm2022, python3.9, pytorch1.10.1. 4.2. data sets and data enhancement the research data is derived from the ground surveillance video of multiple civil aviation airports, and the surveillance video is processed to form a data set. the real fog scene images were extracted as the real test set, a total of 375 images, and the remaining clear images were used as the training set. two fog synthesis methods were used to enhance the image pre-processing of the training set in the way of uniform interval extraction. one was reverse fog synthesis based on the dark channel de-fogging process, and the other was fog synthesis based on the atmospheric light scattering model formula and the higher the concentration of the distance. after data enhancement, a total of 3144 images were obtained. the training set and test set instances are shown in figure 7 and table 3. plane cabin door cargo door baggage carousel truck stair truck food truck water service truck follow me car fig 7. all categories table 3. category and number of instances category number train dataset test dataset plane 5751 716 cabin door 4656 105 cargo door 1750 175 baggage carousel truck 1099 174 stair truck 852 173 food truck 756 91 water service truck 512 103 follow me car 484 99 4.3. evaluation index the experimental results used r (recall), mean average precision map (mean average precision), parameter number (params) and floating-point operations per second (flops) as evaluation indexes. 4.4. training strategies the training rounds of the model were set to 300, the picture size was set to 960×960, the batch size was set to 7, the optimizer was set to sgd, the initial learning rate was set to 1e-2, the final learning rate to 5e-4, the initial moment was set to 0.937, and image-weights was turned on. 4.5. experiments on coco2017 dataset in order to get close to the target categories in the airport, all the four categories of aircraft, cars, buses and trucks are extracted from coco2017 data set, and 4,500 pieces are randomly selected, of which 4,000 pieces are used as the training set, and the remaining 500 pieces are used as the test set based on the synthesis of fog images based on the principle of atmospheric light scattering. the test results are shown in table 4 the visualization results are shown in figure 8. from the comparison between a-1, b-1, c-1 and a-2, b-2, c-2, it can be observed that the improved algorithm can still obtain more feature information and detect more small targets in the case of dense fog, thus improving the overall performance of the 41 model. it can also be seen from table 4 that the performance of the improved detection algorithm is improved by 2.95%. a-1 b-1 c-1 yolov7 a-2 b-2 c-2 btm-yolo fig 8. detection results on the coco dataset table 4. detection results on the coco dataset model airplane car bus truck map0.5/% ap0.5/% yolov7 76.51 74.33 82.19 78.64 77.92 btmyolo 76.37 83.26 84.01 79.83 80.87 4.6. ablation experiment in order to verify whether all the improvements are effective for the detection task of flight support nodes in fogday scenarios, all the improvements are verified, and the results are shown in table 5. the visualization results are shown in figure 8. after adding nehead detection head, the small target detection capability of the model is enhanced, along with the overall detection performance, the number of parameters is increased slightly, and the average accuracy is increased by 1.74%. after the ovrafe module is added, the deep network perceives more feature details, the detection head perceives more target feature information, and the recognition ability is enhanced, and the average accuracy is increased by 0.91%. after the loss function wiou is adopted, the loss contribution weight of ordinary quality samples is increased in training, and low quality samples are suppressed. the average accuracy of the improved model btm-yolo is increased by 0.67% without increasing the number of model parameters. compared with the original model yolo v7, the detection accuracy of the improved model btm-yolo is increased by 3.32% and the number of parameters is increased by 0.61m. the amount of calculation increased a lot, but the accuracy improved. from the comparison of test results before and after the model improvement in fig. 9, it can be seen that in the first row of comparison, yolo v7 in fig. a-2 only selected the main part of the aircraft class, and the wing part was excluded, and there was difficulty in classifying food trucks. the btm-yolo result of a-3 included the aircraft wing part. the position of the aircraft was accurately located, and small targets such as the passenger door and the cargo door at the arrow in the figure were identified; in the second row, yolov7 of figure b-2 misidentifies the cargo trailer at the arrow as a food truck, while b-3's btm-yolo does not, and correctly identifies the small target cabin door; in the third row, c-2's yolov7 did not identify the target, while c-3's btm-yolo identified the passenger elevator and cargo door. fig 9. comparison of detection results before and after algorithm improvement table 5. ablation experiment model params/m flops/g map0.5/% model 1: yolov7 37.01 105.1 72.88 model 2:1+nehead 37.42 116.8 74.62 model 3: 2+ ovrafe 37.62 120.1 75.53 model 4: 3+ mwiou 37.62 120.1 76.20 4.7. performance comparison experiments of various algorithms the algorithm in the research is based on the improvement of yolo v7. in order to verify the performance of btmyolo algorithm, the image size is 960×960, which is compared with other target detection algorithms. it includes two-stage target detection algorithm cascade r-cnn and single-stage target detection algorithm yolov4, yolov5, yolov7 and yolov8. the cascade r-cnn backbone network adopts resnet50 fpn, while several algorithms of the yolo series are based on darknet53. table 6 shows the detection result data, and figure 10 shows the detection result of the visual test set. the thick wire frame identification of the target is not detected, and the misdetected target is marked by an arrow. large targets such as aircraft and food trucks are detected stably. the cascade r-cnn results of fig. a-1 and b-1 are good, with only one cabin door missing, while yolov4 of fig. a-2 and b-2 and yolov5 of fig. a3 and b-3 are mostly missing. small targets such as cabin door are not detected. yolov7 in fig. a-4 and b-4 and yolov8 in fig. a-5 and b-5 have better results and less missed detection, while the algorithm proposed in this paper significantly improves the detection performance of small targets. while maintaining the overall detection performance, the detection effect of small targets is significantly improved. 42 fig 10. comparison of detection results of multiple algorithms 5. conclusion ovrefa up-sampling module is introduced to expand the field of perception, retain more features in the sampling process, and alleviate the problems of image detail distortion and target feature information loss. the residual connection between the shallow layer and the deep layer of the backbone network is made to improve the ability of the network to feel the characteristic information stably. adding a small target detection head improves the performance of small target recognition; the ciou function is replaced by the mwiou bounding loss function to suppress the low-quality samples whose number expands due to fog interference, and to increase the weight of high-quality and ordinary quality samples. from the test set results and coco2017 data set test results, the improved algorithm has higher precision and better robustness than other algorithms, and 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[20] tong z, chen y, xu z, et al. wise-iou: bounding box regression loss with dynamic focusing mechanism[j]. arxiv preprint arxiv:2301.10051, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 96 practical application of informatization teaching tool "super star learning " in the teaching process of software engineering major courses linping nie guangdong university of science and technology, china abstract: in the background of the current information age, the teaching mode of "internet+education" has been gradually practiced and applied. compared with the traditional teaching mode, assisted teaching and course construction with the help of various network platforms has great advantages. this project studies the practical application of the information technology teaching tool "super star learning channel" in the teaching process of software engineering professional courses, taking the front-end development technology course as an example, analyzing the characteristics of the tool in the application process, teaching resources construction, teaching implementation, teaching management, and exploring the practical teaching application. keywords: informatization; super star learning; teaching resources; course teaching. 1. introduction with the development of information technology, information technology has been integrated into all aspects of our life, in the field of higher education, the state attaches great importance to the reform of information technology teaching in higher education, and has introduced a number of policies to support and encourage higher education to carry out in-depth information technology teaching reform research. as teachers, we should also actively integrate informationization into our teaching, make up for the shortcomings of traditional teaching methods, lack of resources and low interactivity, and use information technology to serve teaching, so as to achieve better teaching results. at present, there are more research results on the reform of teaching informationization in education, and the use of informationization means in the teaching process of software engineering courses has a natural advantage. therefore, it is of great theoretical and practical significance to study the implementation method of informatization teaching reform for software engineering majors, to integrate modern information technology with professional teaching, to improve the teaching effect, to cultivate the comprehensive ability of students, and to promote the quality of professional personnel training to meet the demand for talents in today's social development. 2. informatized teaching tool "super star learning " "super star learning” is a professional mobile learning platform for smartphones, tablet pcs and other mobile terminals. the platform is rich in functions and can basically cover the whole process of teaching, from the construction of courses, storage and sharing of teaching materials, teaching activities, teaching evaluation and so on, which can be accomplished on the platform. the platform has many learning resources, which can be collected and consulted. at present, there are learning resources such as mobile library, mobile museum, lectures by famous teachers, course square, micro-reading, etc.; there are also more than one million ebooks, a huge number of newspaper articles as well as metadata of chinese and foreign literature, which are convenient for teachers and students to study anytime and anywhere; there are more learning tools, which are very convenient to use. at present, studytone has many learning tools such as student schedule, cloud disk, daya weight checking, data searching, proficiency assessment, recruitment, etc., which can better serve teaching and learning; studytone is very convenient for teachers to carry out teaching work, and at present, there are teachers' schedules, demonstration teaching packages, screen casting, roll-call, signing in, whiteboard, live broadcasting and other intelligent teaching tools, which can provide convenience for teachers to teach in the classroom. 3. the advantages of the information technology teaching tool "super star learning " in the teaching of software engineering courses for software engineering students, the long time in the learning and application of information technology, so that in the promotion and use of "super star learning " tool as a means of information technology teaching in the acceptance and application of the ability to have obvious advantages. in recent years, under the influence of the new coronavirus epidemic and the call of the ministry of education for "stopping classes without stopping teaching, stopping classes without stopping learning", the use of "super star learning " for online classes helps to promote the integration of information technology and professional courses. this tool has a wealth of support functions for both online and offline teaching. in the course of teaching, the software engineering courses are designed for informatization teaching, which helps to integrate informatization teaching methods with professional courses, expand the depth and breadth of professional courses through advanced information technology, implement reform of informatization teaching methods, use video, pictures, animation, games and other 97 information technology in classroom teaching, and fully mobilize the students through the use of the functions of the informatization platform such as signing in, polling, robbing, theme discussion, grouping and tasks, and fully mobilize the students to participate in the class. through the use of information platform functions such as check-in, voting, quiz, thematic discussion, grouping tasks, etc., we fully mobilize students' enthusiasm and classroom participation, improve the dull atmosphere of the classroom, and make students fall in love with learning. through the application of "super star learning channel" informatized teaching means and teaching methods, teachers can present the course content more intuitively and vividly. at the same time, the increased interaction and communication between teachers and students before and after class is also conducive to the consolidation of the course content, as well as the answers to the students' difficult questions, which effectively improves the teaching effect. "the informationized teaching means of "super star learning " helps to improve the construction of informationized teaching resource base for software engineering majors and carry out the reform of informationized teaching, and the construction of resource base is an important link. under the environment of "internet plus", the channels of obtaining teaching resources are richer and more diversified, and a large number of network resources can enrich the teaching resource base, and the forms of information resources are also more diversified. 4. take "front-end development technology" course as an example, use "super star learning " to implement course teaching. 4.1. establishment of teacher team before the implementation of the course, it is very important to establish a teacher team, the establishment and construction of the teaching team is a collective cooperation process, aimed at improving the teaching level of the team members, and the common pursuit of the team's goals. in the process of teaching implementation, through continuous training and communication, team members work together to discuss teaching strategies and methods and get more ideas in course design. the establishment of the team increases the cohesion and trust of the team, and improves the effectiveness and quality of teaching. the "super star learning " provides a simple way to build a team of teachers and share teaching resources among teams. 4.2. share course materials he second semester of the 2022-2023 academic year, the course "front-end development technology" was implemented in the 22nd grade of software engineering major. the course is a compulsory course for software engineering majors, and it is also a course that combines theory and practice, and the objective of the course is to require students to have a certain degree of software development ability. the materials involved include ppt, syllabus, development tools, teaching cases, document manuals, etc. "super star learning " provides powerful uploading and downloading functions of the course materials, which can be uploaded to the course "materials" for sharing by the teachers, and the students can easily access these teaching materials. teachers can upload these materials to the course "materials" for sharing, and students can get these teaching materials very easily. 4.3. application of auxiliary teaching tools the teaching process, teachers can use a number of tools to assist teaching, for example: you can use the platform to launch a "discussion", "super star learning " provides a "discussion" function, guiding students to the "discussion" function, the students can use the "discussion" function to guide the students to the "discussion" function. the "discussion" function is provided by "super star learning pass" to guide students to discuss and learn about the topics. including "topic discussion", "group discussion", "free discussion", to stimulate the enthusiasm of learning. "super star learning channel also provides the function of "homework", in which teachers can post homework for students to complete online. the types of assignments provided by the platform are very rich, and you can set the correct answers to the objective questions to facilitate the system to complete the correction of assignments, which greatly reduces the burden on teachers, and students can also view the platform to view the release of assignments, complete the assignments and check the results. "super star learning channel" also provides "exam" function, in the past two years, every issue of "front-end development technology" this course is through the platform to provide the "exam" function to complete the final exam, "exam" function provides a very large number of types of questions, can fully meet the needs of teachers, and very objective questions can be set up for the system to automatically complete the answer marking, which greatly reduces the burden of teachers. study pass also provides "activities", functions, including "checkin", "voting", "questionnaire", "q&a" and other functions, enriching the teaching methods. 4.4. teaching evaluation "super star learning " has a very powerful means of teaching evaluation, the platform provides "statistics" function, including "class statistics", the platform provides "statistics" functions, including "class statistics", "resource statistics", "course report" and "course statistics", which greatly enrich the statistical requirements for teaching data of courses. last semester, the "front-end development technology" course final evaluation of student performance, their usual performance, completion of homework, learning attendance, etc. are derived from the platform's data export. 4.5. teaching resources construction a quality course must be inseparable from a wealth of teaching resources, including: learning videos, textbook reference, lecture videos, test bank, classroom quizzes, course interaction, ppt courseware, student work, lesson plans, lesson plan design, etc., in the "super star learning" platform can be a long-term construction and the use of the teachers' team construction of teaching resources. teaching resources. since the creation of the course "front-end development technology", through the efforts of the teachers' team, there has been a very rich library, which facilitates students' independent learning and improves their motivation and learning efficiency. 5. conclusion with the help of the information teaching tool "super star learning " in the software engineering major "front-end development technology" course teaching practice 98 application, teaching results are very good. through offline learning combined with online attendance, online homework, online examination, online discussion, online learning materials sharing and other independent management and independent learning on this platform, students have stimulated their enthusiasm for learning. according to the characteristics of courses, students and platforms, teachers make full use of the advantages of online and offline to carry out differentiated teaching, providing solutions to some problems in teaching, which is of great practical significance and worth promoting. references [1] zhao lina. online teaching practice of outline course of modern and modern chinese history based on "mooc+ tencent conference + learning" [j]. intelligence, 2020(19): 157. 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[3] yin xubiao, wang yonghua. research on interactive microlesson design -taking scratch software teaching as an example [j]. information technology education in primary and secondary schools, 2017(4):74-77. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 2, 2023 74 digital interactive learning method and its influence on college art students’ learning satisfaction chen chen adamson university, manila 1000, philippines abstract: this study evaluated the effectiveness of digital interactive learning methods in art classes, and the learning satisfaction of college students in xinyang normal university (xnu). the study used a descriptive-comparative correlational design and the respondents of the study are 100 students from xinyang normal university (xnu). the use of digital interactive learning methods was highly effective according to the teacher respondents. both students and teachers are highly satisfied in their learning with the use of digital interactive learning methods. the assessment of the effectiveness of digital interactive learning methods does not vary significantly across different levels of sex, age, and year level. moreover, there is a significant difference in the assessments of both respondents on the effectiveness of virtual learning and overall digital interactive learning method, there is a significant difference in the satisfaction of assessment of the students among different year levels, and the fourth-year students have a significantly higher satisfaction compared to third year students. furthermore, there is a significant direct relationship between the assessment of video-based learning effectiveness and student satisfaction with generic skills and learning experiences. the assessment of digital interactive learning effectiveness is significantly correlated with overall satisfaction. additionally, there are direct relationships between game-based learning and satisfaction with teaching, as well as digital interactive learning method and satisfaction with generic skills and learning experiences. however, no significant relationships were observed between other variables. keywords: digital interactive learning; game-based learning; generic skills; learning satisfaction; student satisfaction. 1. introduction the traditional classroom and education model, which is mainly indoctrinated and characterized by teachers' narration, will to some extent erase students' enthusiasm and interest in learning, and it is difficult to establish a harmonious relationship between teachers and students. in addition, the different learning abilities of students in large classes lead to different learning outcomes. especially in the digital age, students are increasingly not adapted to the monotonous classroom, and heavy homework after class may also cause students to be tired of learning. [1] the new technology provides possibilities for colleges to change the traditional teaching methods, to change the presentation of teaching content, and improve the effectiveness of teaching organization and management, and to change the relationship between teachers and students.[2] under such a technical background, art education in colleges in china is still in the exploratory stage. as a modern educational technology, digital interactive technology is not mature in the application of art education, so i take this as a research topic. as an art teacher, this research assumes that interactive technology can play an important role in the art classroom, and the correlation between art teaching and the use of interactive technology is studied. 2. scope and delimitations of the study the scope of this research is to study the effectiveness of digital interactive learning methods in art classes, and the learning satisfaction of college art students in xinyang normal university (xnu). significant differences were determined based on the student-respondents’ profiles, and the relationship between digital interactive learning method and art students’ satisfaction was ascertained. the research findings helped to develop a model towards enhancement of digital learning approach in art classes of the selected institution. the research is only limited to art students from the selected institution, and the inclusion and exclusion criteria is that all art student respondents must be 18 years old and above to participate in this study, hence, minors are excluded, must be willing to participant in the study after being briefed about the research. further, the research also ensure that all respondents are selected from all year levels in xinyang normal university (from first year students to fourth year students). time constraints may be a limitation in the current study because the data will be collected from april to may, 2023. further limitations can also be based on the strict compliance with the school’s acceptable method of research, hence, the research is limited within the bounds of what is acceptable in the research conduct of the school. 3. research design study used a descriptive comparative correlational research approach, with data gathered through a survey of one hundred students from public and private schools that use digital technology in their classrooms. this design is most appropriate since it attempted to link teacher use of digital technology and the effect of these resources on teachers' discipline and methods in the field of education, as well as its influence in the field of research.[3] a descriptive comparative correlational design describes variables and examine relationship among variables, and compares the assessment on different respondents of the study. a descriptive research is also relevant since it comprises the collecting, processing, and tabulation of data relevant to a present state or trend [4]. 75 4. results, interpretation and discussion table 1 and table 2 below illustrate the demographic profiles of the student respondents and teacher respondents. the demographic characteristics of the study participants are presented in both tables. table 1 consisted of 100 student respondents, while table 2 is comprised of 50 teacher respondents. table 1. demographic profile of the student respondents category frequency1 sex male 53 (53.0) female 47 (47.0) age 18 – 20 years old 22 (22.0) 21 – 25 years old 33 (33.0) 26 – 30 years old 23 (23.0) > 30 years old 22 (22.0) year level first year 22 (22.0) second year 28 (28.0) third year 26 (26.0) fourth year 24 (24.0) table 2. demographic profiles of teacher respondents profiles frequency sex male 53 female 47 age 18 – 20 years old 22 21 – 25 years old 33 26 – 30 years old 23 > 30 years old 22 year level first year 22 second year 28 third year 26 highest educational attainment bachelors 2 masters 23 doctorate 21 post doctorate 4 length of service 1 3 years 9 4 6 years 17 7 9 years 13 10 years and above 11 trainings attended 1 2 12 3 4 18 5 6 15 7 and above 5 based on table 1, a total of 53% were male student respondents while the remaining 47% were female respondents. as to age, a significant number of the respondents were from ages 21-25 years old (33%), followed by respondents aging 26-30 years old (23%), with the least number of students aging from 18-20 years old and more than 30 years old, tying at 22%. as for the year levels of the respondents, a significant number of student respondents were second years (28%), followed by third years (26%), fourth years (24%) and first years (22%). for table 2, a significant number of teacher respondents (46%) holds a master’s degree, followed by those who already have their doctorate degree (42%), 8% holding a post-doctorate degree, and 2% holding a bachelor’s degree. in terms of length of service, a significant number of respondents (34%) are teaching around 4-6 years, followed by those who are in the service for around 7-9 years, with 22% of them teaching for ten years and above, and with 18% teaching for around 1-3 years. as for the number of training attended, 36% of the respondents attended 3-4 trainings, followed by 30% who attended 5-6 training, then 24% attending 1-2 training, and only 10% attended 7 training and above. as for assessment in relation to digital interactive learning methods, tboth respondent groups agree that they receive useful feedback for their assessment, the assessment method suits the criteria for art classes, and the assessment objectives are clearly mapped out for the student’s guidance. on the other hand, they do not agree on whether the digital learning method is effective in testing student’s knowledge, on awareness of being assessed, or on whether there is room for contest with the teacher in relation to error or omission in assessment result. in sum, the students are highly satisfied (m=2.59; sd=0.41) when it comes to assessment of learning satisfaction while the teachers are moderately satisfied (m=2.40; sd=0.48). summarize the evaluation indicators of learning satisfaction for art students. students are highly satisfied in terms of assessment and generic skills and learning experiences, while moderately satisfied on teaching. meanwhile, the teachers are highly satisfied on their generic skills and learning experiences and only moderately satisfied on their assessment and teaching. notwithstanding, both respondents groups are highly satisfied insofar as learning satisfaction is concerned. according to the table, students express high levels of satisfaction regarding assessment, generic skills, and learning experiences. however, their satisfaction level with teaching is moderate. on the other hand, the teachers' perspective shows that they are highly satisfied with their own generic skills and learning experiences. however, their satisfaction level is only moderate when it comes to assessment and teaching. despite the differences in satisfaction levels between students and teachers regarding assessment and teaching, both groups exhibit high levels of overall learning satisfaction. this analysis suggests that students are generally content with the assessment methods used in their art education, as well as the development of generic skills and their learning experiences. however, the moderate satisfaction with teaching implies that there may be areas for improvement in instructional methods or teacher-student interactions. from the teachers' viewpoint, the high satisfaction with their own generic skills and learning experiences indicates that they feel competent and engaged in their professional 76 development. however, the moderate satisfaction with assessment and teaching suggests the need for further attention to these aspects of their instructional practices. overall, the findings indicate a generally positive learning satisfaction among both art students and teachers. however, the identified areas of moderate satisfaction suggest potential areas for improvement in teaching practices and assessment methods to further enhance the overall learning experience for students. future research could explore specific factors contributing to the differences in satisfaction levels and identify strategies to address the areas of moderate satisfaction for both students and teachers. there is a significant direct relationship between the assessment on the effectiveness of video-based learning and the students satisfaction in terms of generic skills and learning experiences (0.0303). this indicates that as the effectiveness of video-based learning assessments increases, students' satisfaction with generic skills and learning experiences tends to increase as well. there are no significant relationships between other variables. 5. conclusion based on the findings, the following conclusions are drawn. the use of digital interactive learning methods was highly effective according to the 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[5] yu shengyue, qu yongjuan, liu xiaomeng. analysis of learners’ personalized characteristics under the support of “interactive classroom” system [j]. journal of dalian institute of education, 2022, 38(04): 60-62. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 128 design of internet of vehicles routing protocol based on prior probability yuming zhang * college of physics and information engineering, fuzhou university, fuzhou, fujian 350108, china * corresponding author email: 112101228@fzu.edu.cn abstract: with the continuous development of the interactive system and the wireless heterogeneous network, the intelligent transportation system plays a key role in the modern transportation, especially in the construction of the internet of vehicles. the important position of routing protocol in building the vehicle communication network is self-evident. v2v (vehicle to vehicle) network also has irreplaceable advantages in eliminating traffic accidents and reducing the harm of traffic accidents. therefore, it is very necessary to study the optimization of the routing protocol. however, in the previous vehicle since the organization network routing protocol research, mostly focus on the method of data fusion, for the improvement of the conflict in the routing protocol, and through machine learning q algorithm to optimize the real-time transmission model, etc., ignore the different degree of preference for different information. with the help of this kind of information, the routing protocol can be optimized, and the complexity of the routing protocol can be further reduced. improve the efficiency of internet of vehicles communication. keywords: internet of vehicles; routing protocol; prior probability; bayes' theorem; vehicular ad hoc networks. 1. introduction with the development of artificial intelligence and driverless technology, the current internet of vehicles system increasingly relies on the communication between vehicle to vehicle and vehicle to roadside facilities. there’s no doubt that routing protocols play an important role in these scenarios. according to my questionnaire survey on traffic, more than half of the respondents believe that many traffic accidents are caused by drivers' inability to observe relevant information, which will be greatly improved with the help of v2v network. a lot of people and teams have done some research on the routing protocols of the internet of the vehicles. zhang jingwen in the wireless car networking routing method research based on node estimation theory of zrp-qos algorithm (zone routing protocol-quality of service), by combining the regional routing protocol zrp, combines the advantages of on-demand and according to the table drive method, combined with active and passive routing methods’ advantages, introducing the concept of cluster head, reduce the node density on the convergence speed and accuracy [1]. in the research on vehicle network routing algorithm based on q learning, liu chao used q learning algorithm to improve the problem of discarding data packets due to the limited storage space of vehicle nodes in vanet [2]. through qlcc, q learning algorithm was used to alleviate the congestion, improve the success rate of delivery, reduce the end-to-end delay, and reduce the network load. aya tareef and his team compared the various improved protocol of vanet in comparison and classification of vanet routing protocols [3]. zhang jianfeng in the research on v2x communication protocol based on channel communication model, by optimizing channel selection by comprehensively considering the roadside unit rsu (road side unit) and interruption probability make the information transmission between vehicles faster [4]. in the research on v2v route protocol based on visible light communication, zhao ning took advantage of the differences and characteristics of visible light frequency spectrum and radio frequency spectrum to overcome the time delay based on traditional radio frequency communication routing protocol [5]. this paper will be constructed according to the following structure, the first part, i introduced the relevant background and related work, in the second part, i will discuss the design of the routing protocol related preparation, the third part will explain the workflow of the routing protocol, the fourth part introduced the prior probability and prior probability of comparison, and qualitatively analyzed the performance of the design routing protocol, the fifth part i summarized my work. 2. preliminary preparation and prior probability drawing 2.1. prior probability of the data as mentioned in the introduction section, previous routing protocols did not consider environmental information, which can be used to optimize the algorithms of routing protocols. however, due to the lack of quantitative expression form of the driver's preference for a certain information, i used the questionnaire and statistical methods to complete the determination of the prior probability. figure 1. information preferences for driving on a general road 129 figure 2. information preferences when driving at intersections according to the survey results, the final proportion of each part will be obtained through the following formula, and the corresponding probability will be allocated according to the proportion to form an array of prior probability. average comprehensive score of options = (σ frequency weight) / person to fill in this question [6]. the protocol divides the information in v2v network to directly from rsu traffic light information, sensor distance information from other vehicles, lane change information, multimedia information from the network, satellite navigation information and other information each information in packaging for data packets with its classification identification, the specific protocol for the processing of each packet will be explained in detail in the third part. 2.2. vehicle distribution model of the general roads for the internet of vehicles, the dynamic topology is the major feature, and the vehicle distribution model at different times and in different regions will have a huge impact on the final experimental results. the sending and passing process of packets in the protocol can be regarded as the process of packet diffusion throughout the network (even if the node does not receive the packet). the diffusion needs to consider the distance between various nodes. according to the central limit theorem and vehicle flow theory [7,8], the distance between vehicles under a large number of samples will show a normal distribution, while due to the special limitation of driving, vehicles are limited to drive in a certain area. in fact, the distribution of vehicles on general roads (without natural disasters and traffic accidents) can be represented by the following formula [9]. , , √ , 0 0 , 0   (1) which can also be set as ln ~ ,                             (2) the distribution of vehicles can be roughly uniform at the waiting position. can be expressed by the following formula. , 0,                     (3) 3. composition of the routing protocol and the operation process 3.1. four basic messages in the routing protocol message transmission in v2v network is divided into four types: adv (advertise), req (request), ref (refuse), data (data). adv message is used to ask whether the node needs the correspond the related data package, adv contains the node id of the source (possibly other vehicles under the network, or possibly roadside infrastructure), package identification (indicating the message type in the corresponding data package, data package’s size). both req and ref messages are used for the node to reply to agree or disagree to receive the corresponding data package. there are only one of the req or ref messages in the same network, which is related to the prior probability of the corresponding message. the req message is sent when the rejection rate is large, and the ref message is sent when the reception rate is large. and the corresponding data are included in the data package. 3.2. routing protocol’s working ways when the routing protocol is initialized, the appropriate transmission mode is selected according to the corresponding road environment. when the corresponding information is detected by the sensor at a certain node of the network. pack it as the corresponding data message. and generate the corresponding adv message. pass the adv to the nodes around it, the surrounding nodes, after receiving the adv message, reply with the req or ref message based on the selected route pattern, and then deposit the identity of the adv message in the message list. after obtaining the corresponding data package, it diffuses to the surrounding according to its own energy and transmission, until all the nodes under the network respond to the message. it is worth noting that in the later transmission, some nodes may already have the data package or has responded to the adv message, so when they received the same adv message (same to the message list), they will reject to transmission and receive the packet, to prevent flooding in the network. at the same time, the limitation of forwarding messages will be introduced in order to adapt to the limited communication capacity of the on-board computer in the physical environment. when a certain number of messages are transmitted through the node to its neighbours, this node will be turned off not to send messages to the periphery. 4. route protocol performance analysis and comparison in order to simulate the real situation, every kind of message have a different energy cost, at the same time a certain communication distance is set for each node, so does an upper limit of energy transmission (rsu class node is not limited by this), within the communication distance, the energy cost will in a low level which is about quadratic of the distance, the transmission cost between nodes will increase with the increase of the distance, in the area beyond the communication distance it will reach a higher level which is about biquadratic of the distance. at the end of the experiment, i compare the total number of messages completed by a message transmission and the total energy consumption in the network at different number of vehicles and road positions, and qualitatively analyze the performance of the routing protocol. 4.1. comparison with routing protocols without prior probabilities introduced it is obvious from the figure that there is a significant difference between the number of messages without introducing the prior probability with the increasing total 130 number of vehicles, and the protocol with introducing the prior probability is significantly better than the protocol without introducing the prior probability with the larger number of vehicles. figure 3. comparison of the protocol introducing the prior probability with that without the prior probability on the total number of messages (the probability of refuse is 0.7) 4.2. analysis of the routing protocols if the prior probability that a message is received in the network is p1, the probability that the receiving node does not do any external action (manifested as rejection, including existing information and not accepted information) is p2, p1 + p2=1 can be obtained. considering whether a vehicle receives the adv as a source, it can be concluded that the total number of messages with and without prior probability is roughly the same when p1 is about 0.5 [10]. however, when p1 is closer to 1 or 0, the protocol with introduced prior probability achieves the maximum optimization effect relative to that without introduced prior probability. 5. conclusion after the introduction of the prior probability optimization routing protocol, the number of messages decreased to a certain extent, with the increase of the number of vehicles. the decrease in the number 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(2016) information theory and coding. tsinghua publishing house, beijing. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 6 research and analysis of dark channel priori dehazing algorithm based on guided filtering haisheng song *, nian liu college of physics and electrical engineering, northwest normal university, lanzhou, gansu, 730070, china * corresponding author: haisheng song (email: songhs@nwnu.edu.cn) abstract: the dark channel priori dehaze algorithm based on minimum filtering is known to consume a significant amount of computational and storage resources for transmittance optimization, resulting in issues such as halo phenomena in gray and white areas of the image. in contrast to this, the proposed algorithm in this paper offers a novel approach to dark channel image dehazing. by leveraging dark channel a priori knowledge, the algorithm introduces an adaptive adjustment factor to enhance the realism of restored image details. furthermore, the algorithm employs guided filtering for transmittance map refinement instead of traditional image keying. subsequently, the haze-free image is reconstructed using the estimated atmospheric light and refined transmittance maps based on the atmospheric scattering model. post image restoration, brightness and contrast are enhanced, and image optimization is achieved through adaptive contrast histogram equalization to improve visual quality. the experimental findings reveal that the proposed algorithm not only accelerates the efficiency of image dehazing but also sustains color fidelity in gray and white regions, yielding aesthetically pleasing outcomes. keywords: the dark channel priori dehaze algorithm; guided filtering; minimum filtering. 1. background as society progresses, environmental pollution is on the rise, leading to more frequent instances of haze in cities. this haze poses risks to public health and presents challenges for computer vision systems that heavily rely on image data. images captured during hazy conditions typically exhibit characteristics such as low contrast, reduced saturation, as well as color distortion and offset issues. therefore, the primary goal of this research project is to develop a straightforward yet efficient image dehazing technique to enhance the clarity and quality of hazy images. 2. principle analysis of the dark channel 2.1. prior theory this paper implements a dark channel dehazing algorithm based on guided filtering, and the theoretical basis is dr. kaiming. he's dark channel dehazing algorithm [1] (cvpr): single image haze removal using dark channel prior, his paper counts the features of more than 5,000 images and proves the universality of the dark channel prior theory. 2.2. dark channel a priori within most images in the local region, some pixels consistently have at least one-color channel with a very low value, leading to a minimum light intensity value that is very small [2]. the dark channel for any input image is defined mathematically by the following equation: min ∈ min ∈ , , (1) in this equation indicates each channel of the color image, and indicates a window centered on pixel .it’s very simple to achieve this expression. initially, we calculate the minimum value for each channel of the image, followed by applying a minimum filtering process to obtain a grayscale image.[3]. (a) (b) fig 1. (a) the original images; (b)the images after minimum filtering the window size used in this experiment takes the value of 16, when performing the minimum value filtering, due to the algorithm's own problems, there will be a black edge of the pane size, so it is necessary to expand the image first. the size of the expansion is the size of the window pane, and the expanded value is obtained by copying the outermost value of the pixel matrix, and then the image after the minimax filter is obtained, as shown in fig .1. the original images waiting to be dehazed, and removed the minimum value of their rgb, the right images are images after minimum filtering [4]. the gray square in the right figure is the pane mentioned previously, the pane generally take the 7 value of 16-30, in which range, the results of image minimum filtering is the best. every color image will have such a dark channel, and the dark channel a priori algorithm states that: → 0 (2) there are three main reasons for low dark channel values: 1. shadows, such as those inside vehicles, buildings, and windows in cityscape images, or on foliage, trees, and rocks in landscape images; 2. colorful objects or surfaces, such as objects with low reflectivity in any of the color channels (green grass/trees/plants, red or yellow flowers/leaves, and blue water) will result in low values in the dark channel. 3. dark objects or surfaces such as dark tree trunks and rocks. since outdoor nature images are usually colorful and hazy, the dark channel of these images is dark; 2.3. hazy image imaging model a model widely used in computer vision and computer graphics to describe haze image formation is shown below: 1 (3) in the equation is the original image, is the image processed without haze, a is the global atmospheric light component, and is the transmittance. now the known condition is , and it is obvious that cannot be derived directly to get the haze-less image due to the presence of unknowns. there is a need to get some images like the dark channel prior, so the formula is deformed below:c denotes three channels 1 (4) first assuming that the transmittance is constant within each window, defining it as ̃ , and the value of has been given, and then solving the minimization operation twice on both sides to obtain the following equation: min ∈ min ∈ , , ̃ min ∈ min ∈ , , 1 ̃ (5) according to the previous priori theory of dark channels, there is the following equation: min ∈ min ∈ , , 0 (6) then the estimate of the transmittance is: ̃ 1 min ∈ min ∈ , , (7) in real life, there will be some particles in the air, causing us to feel the effect of haze when looking at distant objects[5]. if remove it cleanly, it will make the image look abnormal and lack of realism, it is necessary to save a part of the haze when removing the haze. this design uses a factor of [0, 1] to correct the transmittance , the correction is: ̃ 1 min ∈ min ∈ , , (8) in this experiment, the value of is 0.95, which is theoretically the most consistent with the human visual effect. fig. 2. shows the original image and the transmittance image, where the left image is the original image and the right image is the valuation image of the transmittance. (a) (b) fig 2. (a) the original images; (b)the images of the valuation of the transmittance. it can be found that this algorithm estimates the transmittance of the picture is obvious to see a gray square, the original image can be roughly reflected in the edge information. 2.4. the algorithm of dark channel image dehazing algorithm based on minimum filtering in this algorithm, the valuation of the brightest point in the original hazy image as the global atmospheric light component is represented by a, ensuring a minimum valuation of 240 to prevent the original image from being excessively dark. to achieve a good dehazed high contrast map, the transmittance valuation of the image must be normalized. this normalization process allows for the enhancement of image contrast, even in situations where the original image exhibits low contrast characteristics.[6]. when the value of transmittance t is very small, it will result in a large value of j, which will cause the entire preserved image to overshoot towards the white field. therefore, a threshold can be set in general, so that make when the value of is less than , and all the calculations of the effect image in this paper are based on = 0.1 as the standard. therefore, the final dehazing formula is: , (9) the effect of the dehazed image obtained according to the above process is shown in fig. 3. in this study, it was observed that the size of the filter pane directly correlates with the likelihood of containing a dark channel in the images. furthermore, a darker dark channel is associated with larger filter panes. the parameter has shown to significantly impact the effectiveness of haze removal, with smaller values of resulting in weaker haze removal effects. subsequently, the focus is now on achieving a more precise transmittance estimation map. to accomplish this, the proposed method in this research involves utilizing 8 guided image filtering to enhance the original map and obtain the transmittance image. notably, guided image filtering preserves the edges of the transmittance image, thereby enhancing its clarity and ultimately facilitating the generation of high-quality dehazed images.[7][8]. (a) (b) fig 3. (a) the original images; (b)the images after dehazing. 3. principle analysis of the guided image 3.1. filtering 3.2. the guided image filtering theory for an input image , which has a guided image , the output image is obtained after filtering, where both and are inputs to the algorithm. the guided filtering defines a linear filtering process as shown below, where the filtered output obtained for a pixel point at position is a weighted average: ∑ (10) and denote pixel subscripts, respectively, related only to the guided image . this filter is linear with respect to . an important assumption of guided filtering is that there is a local linear relationship between the output image and the guided image over the filter window : , ∀ ∈ (11) for a deterministic window with radius r, , , is the only deterministic constant coefficient. this ensures that in a local region, if the guided image has an edge, the output image also remains edge invariant because for adjacent pixel points, there exists , and thus as soon as the coefficients , are solved for obtaining the output . the non-edge regions in the input image are also considered that are not smooth as noise , which satisfies .the final goal is to minimize this noise. for each filtering window, the optimization of the algorithm in the least squares sense can be expressed as: ∑ ∈ (12) ∑ ∈ (13) finally, a regularization parameter ε is employed to make a avoid being too large, and the loss function within the filtering window can be obtained: , ∑ ∈ (14) solve the optimization process, taking partial derivatives of the function: | | ∑ ∈ ∑ ∈ 15) if | | ∑ ∈ , | | ∑ ∈ ,then the following equation can then be obtained: (16) organizing the previous formulas yields the following formula: ∑ ∈ 0 (17) after simplifying the expression, ∑ ∈ 0 ∑ ∈ 0 ∑ ∑ ∈∈ ∑ ∈ ∑ ∈ ∑ ∈ ∑ ∈ ∑ ∈ (18) for further simplicity, the p , i are substituted into the above equation after dividing |ω| by both sides. make i | | ∑ i∈ ，p i | | ∑ p i∈ : (19) the left hand side of the formula are all the mean values in the domain ω associated with the image i , which are obtained according to the formula for the derivation of the variance and expectation: (20) next just apply the above linear model to the entire filter window of the image. but as can be seen, each pixel point will be contained in multiple windows. for example, if a 3×3 window is used for filtering, then every point except the edge region will be contained in 9 windows. therefore, for different windows, we will get |ω| values of q . just average all the values to get the final result: | | ∑ : (21) | | ∑ : , | | ∑ : , this creates a mapping from i to q for each pixel point. 3.3. the algorithm of dark channel image dehazing algorithm based on guided filtering in this paper's algorithm, the guided image is the grayscale image to be dehazed. the pane size of the guided filter is four times that of the pane size of the minimum filter. the quoted regularization factor is set at 10 . as a result of the algorithm, the transmittance image of the dehazed image is more refined, as illustrated in fig. 4. after applying guided filtering to the original image, it becomes apparent that the transmittance image preserves a wealth of edge information while efficiently reducing white edges. this enhancement in image quality surpasses the performance achieved by applying minimum filtering alone. 9 subsequently, by incorporating this transmittance image into formula (9), the resulting output can be visualized in fig. 5. (a) (b) fig 4. (a)transmittance image obtained by guided filtering; (b)transmittance image obtained by minimum filtering. (a) (b) fig 5. (a) the original images; (b)the images after dehazing. 3.4. analysis and optimization of results this paper performs brightness enhancement and contrast enhancement processing of images in addition to implementing a dehazing algorithm for improved dehazing effects. the decision to use these enhancements can be based on the specific requirements of the scene being analyzed. brightness enhancement involves direct adjustment of the rgb values of the image, while contrast enhancement is accomplished through adaptive histogram equalization (ahe).[9]. by processing the picture in those way, the details of the picture can be enlarged, which provides a convenient way for subsequent picture processing. the graphical effects are analyzed by calculating the peak signal-to-noise ratio , structural similarity [10], and the image mean . peak signal to noise ratio (psnr) is the most widely used objective evaluation criterion for images, and its value depends on the error between the original haze map and the corresponding pixels of the recovered image. in other words, psnris sensitive to the error, and a larger value indicates less image distortion.psnr is defined as follows: 10 (22) n is the number of bits per pixel, a typical grayscale image n is taken to be 8 and the gray scale order is 256. mse is defined as follows: ∑ ∑ , , (23) is the height of the image, w is the width of the image, , are the pixel coordinates, , is the initial hazy image and , is the recovered haze-free image. denotes the mean square error between the original hazy image and the recovered haze-free image, and the smaller the value is, the clearer the recovered haze-free image is. ssim is based on a perceptual model that evaluates image similarity in terms of 3 dimensions: luminance, contrast, and structure. ssim is defined as: , , , , , (24) generally make c c 2. μ is the mean of , is the mean of , is the variance of , is the variance of , and is the covariance of and ,c k l , c k l , is the range of pixel values, and the default valuek 0.01，k 0.03, then there is: , , ∙ , ∙ , (25) set α, β, γ to 1, then: , (26) is a value in the range of [0,1], the larger the value, the smaller the distortion. the larger the image mean value, the brighter the overall brightness, the clearer the image, and the better the quality of dehazing. the mean value is defined as follows: ∑ ∑ , (27) according to the above formula for the image changes in the calculation of the relevant parameters, the comparison is shown in fig. 6 and the specific values of each parameter of the test image are obtained as shown in table 1. based on the comparison of the data, it is evident that the guided filtering process outperforms the minimum filtering process in terms of various indexes. specifically, the and values have shown improvement, indicating enhanced image clarity and reduced distortion. this enhancement is visually manifested as a significantly superior dehazing effect in the images processed through guided filtering. furthermore, the mean value represented by serves as an indicator of image brightness, with the guided 10 filtering process yielding a smaller value compared to the minimum filtering process. moreover, the image brightness resulting from the bootstrap filtering process is lower than that of the minimum value filtering, resulting in an overall darker image appearance. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) fig 6. (a) the original images; (b) images processed by guided filtering; (c) images processed by minimum filtering; (d) images after brightness enhancement; (e) image enhanced by ahe. table 1. comparison of parameters after image processing to address this, brightness enhancement and histogram equalization are applied following the guided filtering operation. subsequent examination reveals that all performance indicators post-enhancement surpasses those attained through the minimum filtering process. therefore, it is apparent that leveraging guided filtering within the dark channel dehazing framework effectively reduces haze presence in images and significantly enhances their quality. this approach demonstrates promising practical implications. 4. conclusion overall, the guided filtering based image dehazing algorithm is effective in removing haze from images, except for bright areas such as the sky, where the dark channel a priori algorithm may falter. this can result in inaccurate estimations of atmospheric light and transmittance in these regions, leading to color distortions, offsets, or incomplete dehazing, resulting in an overall dark appearance. to address this limitation, a new model is necessary to recalibrate the transmittance values specifically for bright areas. despite the potential darkness of the processed image, enhancements such as increasing brightness, contrast adjustments, and histogram equalization can alleviate this issue. guided filtering operates on the principle of box filtering, enabling swift processing with a relatively short runtime of approximately four to five seconds on high-speed computational platforms. references [1] he, kaiming, jian sun, and xiaoou tang. 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"multimedia tools and applications 80.6 (2021): 8423-8444. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 67 improved yolov5l‐based detection of surface defects in hot rolled steel strips zhiren zhu *, liming zhou, fankai chen, chen liu, fanrun meng college of electrical engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin, china * corresponding author: zhiren zhu (email: 710203401@qq.com) abstract: to address the problems of complex background, different sizes and easy to miss and mis-detect in the detection of surface defects in hot-rolled strip, an improved yolov5l-based method for detecting surface defects in hot-rolled strip is proposed. firstly, by adding the simam attention mechanism module to the aggregation network, the important information is focused with high weights to improve the recall rate of the original algorithm; secondly, by replacing all c3 modules in the yolov5l structure with c2f, a richer gradient of information flow is obtained to improve the accuracy rate of the original algorithm. the experimental results show that the average detection accuracy using the improved yolov5l improves by 5.3% and the accuracy rate by 8.3% compared to the original network, resulting in higher detection accuracy and lower error and miss detection rates, meeting the requirements of hot-rolled strip steel inspection in industrial manufacturing. keywords: hot rolled strip; simam attention mechanism; c2f module; defect detection. 1. introduction hot-rolled strip [1] is an economical ‘green steel’ commonly used in industry. hot-rolling is rolling above the recrystallisation temperature and is widely used in mechanical applications because of its low energy consumption, low cost, good vibration resistance and high production efficiency. in actual manufacturing, the hot rolling process will produce a variety of different defects on the surface of the strip, the common ones are crazing, rolled-in scale, scratches, inclusion, patches, pitted surface, six kinds of surface defects these defects have a serious impact on the qualification rate of hot rolled products [2]. traditional strip inspection methods include manual sampling, magnetic fluxleakage testing, eddy current testing and infrared detection [3]. manual sampling method refers to the use of the naked eye to distinguish defects, the method not only wastes manpower but also has the problems of leakage and low accuracy; magnetic fluxleakage testing [4] uses magnetic sensors to detect surface defects, but cannot detect closed cracks and limit the types of defects; eddy current detection testing [5] uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to detect metal surface defects, the method requires professional analysis and judgement, customized solutions and high detection costs; infrared detection method [6] uses the surface temperature of defective materials to detect defects, but the detection sensitivity is related to thermal emissivity, affected by time, temperature, location and size, and cannot accurately distinguish the types of defects. with the rapid development of computer vision and deep learning [7], target detection algorithms based on deep neural networks [8] are widely used in defect detection. at this stage, target detection algorithms [9] can be divided into two categories according to the existence of candidate regions: one is the two-stage target detection algorithm represented by rcnn [10], sppnet [11], fast rcnn [12], faster rcnn [13]; the other is the single-stage target detection algorithm [14] represented by ssd [15], yolo series [16], retinanet [17]. at present, the development of deep learning-based surface defect detection technology for hot-rolled strip steel has advanced rapidly, and the method not only improves the detection accuracy and precision, but also saves a lot of labor costs, and is widely used in practical production in. an improved yolov3 algorithm model is proposed in the literature [18], using a weighted k-means clustering algorithm to improve the matching graph of the a priori frame and the feature layer, which improves the inspection accuracy of the algorithm. wang daolei et al [19] proposed an improved algorithm based on yolov4-tiny, which combined multi-scale detection and attention mechanism to improve lightweight target detection accuracy. for the problems of small size of strip steel surface defects, fuzzy features and easy to miss detection. zhou jinwei et al [20] proposed an improved algorithm based on yolov5 by designing a new feature extraction module and modifying the confidence loss function to improve the stability of the algorithm convergence. liu jinchuan et al [21] added a small target detection layer to address the problem of small target miss and error detection; and introduced the transformer encoder block module and the convolutional block attention model (cbam) attention mechanism module to address the problems of image crossover and overlap, improving the detection capability of the algorithm in complex backgrounds. pan meng et al [22] introduced 1x1 convolutional side branches by reconstructing convolution to improve the feature extraction capability of the network; added an attention mechanism with channels to retain more spatial information; and switched to a weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network to improve small target detection. wang bo et al [23] enhanced the fusion of image information by combining the transformer layer with the bifpn network structure; replaced the convolutional layer in the backbone network with a lightweight network, repvgg, to enhance the feature extraction capability of the backbone network; and added a prediction layer to improve the multiscale target detection capability. to address the problems of varying size and uneven distribution of strip surface defects, multiple types of defects and complex backgrounds, this paper proposes an improved yolov5l-based algorithm for detecting strip surface defects, 68 which improves the detection accuracy of the model while satisfying high detection accuracy and basically unchanged number of parameters and computational complexity, adds the simam attention mechanism module at the head end and replaces the c3 module with the c2f module to improve the detection performance of the algorithm and meet the needs of industrial deployment. 2. yolov5l algorithm and improvements 2.1. introduction to the yolov5l algorithm the yolo series of algorithms are deep learning-based regression methods that use only a single convolutional neural network (cnn) network to directly predict the class and location of different targets. yolov5 is an improvement on the network structure of yolov4, with four models of target detection networks, yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5l and yolov5x, based on the network structure of yolov5l version 6.0 is divided into four modules: input, backbone, neck and head, which improves the detection accuracy and learning speed compared with yolov4 [24]. the specific structure of the network in version yolov5l 6.0 is shown in figure 1. input c3 conv c3 sppf conv conv c3 conv contact unsample conv c3 contact unsample conv c3 contact conv c3 contact conv c3 conv c3 headneck backbone 80x80x255 40x40x255 20x20x255   figure 1. yolov5l structure diagram 2.1.1. input compared with yolov4, yolov5l uses mosaic data augmentation on the input side of its network structure to randomly scale, crop and arrange the dataset, thus improving the small target detection accuracy; secondly, it adds adaptive anchor frames to calculate the best anchor frame values for different training sets; finally, it uses adaptive image scaling to adaptively add the least black edges to the original image to reduce information redundancy, reduce computational effort and improve inference speed. 2.1.2. backbone yolov5l version 6.0 of backbone is mainly divided into conv module, cspdarknet53 and sppf module. among them, the conv module replaces focus in the old version to improve model efficiency while facilitating model export; cspnet reduces computation, improves inference speed and obtains richer gradient combination information by segmenting the gradient flow, while ensuring no degradation in model detection and recognition accuracy; the spff module uses multiple small size pooling nucleus cascade instead of a single large size pooling nucleus in the spp module, which improves the operation speed by merging the feature map of different receptive fields and enriching the expression ability of the feature map. 2.1.3. neck the yolov4 and yolov5l neck modules both use an fpn+pan structure to perform multi-scale feature fusion of strip surface defects by fpn and pan (see figure 2) to obtain feature maps at three different scales; fpn conveys top-down semantic feature enhancement and pan conveys bottom-up localization features; the difference is that yolov4 uses a normal convolution operation and yolov5l uses a c3 module to enhance feature fusion. 76*76 19*19 38*38 608*608*3 76*76 19*19 38*38 76*76 19*19 38*38 fpn botton-up 下采样 上采样   figure 2. structural diagram of fpn + pan  2.1.4. head yolov5l head contains three detection layers, corresponding to the three different sizes of feature maps obtained in neck, and three anchors with different aspect ratios are preset for the grid divided on each feature map to predict and regress targets; ciou_loss is used as the loss function of bounding box, and for the screening of multitarget boxes, a weighted nms is used on the basis of diou_loss to enhance the detection accuracy of occluded overlapping targets. 2.2. improvements to the yolov5l algorithm 2.2.1. introduction of the simam attention mechanism module adding an attention mechanism can effectively enhance the model's ability to extract features from images. the simam attention mechanism module [25] is a simple and very effective attention module for convolutional neural networks based on neuroscience theory. unlike existing channel or null-field attention modules, this module derives 3d attention weights in the network layers without adding any parameters, and a schematic of 3d attention weight assignment is shown in figure 3. the module aims to find important neurons by optimizing the energy function, using a linearly branchable metric between neurons. the energy function as defined by each neuron is: (1) among: { ˆ ˆ tt titi btwt bxwx   (2) where t and xi are the target neuron and other neurons of the input feature tensor x, x ∈ rc × h × w,c, h and w are the number of channels, height and width of the feature tensor, respectively; i is the index of neurons on a channel; m is the number of all neurons on a channel, m = h × w; wt and bt are the weights and biases of the target neuron when transformed, respectively; all values in eq.(1) are scalars, where yt and y0 are different values, and eq.(1) is minimized when t̂ =yt and       1 1 2 0 2 )ˆ( 1 1 )ˆ(),,,( m i itittt xy m tyxybwe 69 has ix̂ =y0 for all other neurons. the minimization formula is equivalent to finding the linear differentiability of the target neuron t and other neurons within the same channel. using binary labels and adding regular terms, the final energy function is:  2 t 1 1 22 )](1[ 1 1 )](1[ ),,,( wbxw m btw xybwe m i tittt ittt        (3) among:  { 22)( )(2 )( 2 1 22        tt t t ttt t t w wtb (4) { 1 1 2 t 2 1 )ˆ( 1      m i it m i it x m x m   (5) where λ is the regularization factor; wi is the weight of the ith neuron when transformed; from eq.(4) it can be inferred that other neurons in the same channel satisfy the same distribution, so the mean and variance of all neurons can be calculated, replacing μt and 2 t is the mean and variance of all neurons in the corresponding channel after removing neuron t, and all neurons on the same channel are multiplexed with this mean and variance, reducing the computational complexity of each location, the lower the energy, the greater the difference between neuron t and the surrounding neurons, and ultimately the minimum energy et * at each location is calculated as follows:   2ˆ2)ˆ( )ˆ(4 22 2 *    t et (6) c w h ceneration 3d-weights fusion expansion c w h   figure 3. 3d schematic representation of the attention weight allocation  2.2.2. introduction of the c2f module a c3 module containing three standard convolutional layers (conv+bn+silu) and n bottleneck modules was designed in yolov5l with the help of the idea of cspnet to extract the divergence and residual structure, which is the main module for learning on residual features, with two types of structure, one using multiple bottleneck stacks and three standard convolutional layers; the other class uses only one basic convolution module, and the two classes are combined for concat operations. in this paper, the yolov5l model is improved by replacing the c3 module with the c2f module, so that the improved model can obtain richer gradient flow information and improve the detection accuracy of the model while ensuring its light weight. the c3 and c2f module structure pairs are shown in figure 4. convbnsilu convbnsilu bottleneck concat convbnsilu c3 convbnsilu convbnsilu bottleneck bottleneck bottleneck split c c2f }n figure 4. structural comparison of c 3 and c2f models  3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. experimental environment setup the hardware environment for the experiments is windows 10, the cpu is intel core (tm) i7-9700k, the memory is 32gb, the gpu is nvidia geforce rtx2080 ti, and the software environment is pytorch (1.10.0); cuda (12.0); numpy (1.24.3); python 3.8; pycharm 2022.1. 3.2. dataset this dataset was obtained from the public tape steel neudet file of northeastern university, which contains 6 different types of crazing, rolled-in scale, scratches, inclusion, patches and pitted surface defects, with an image size of 200x200 and a total of 1800 grey-scale images. after screening the data set in this paper, 1400 images were selected randomly according to the ratio of training set: validation set: test set 6:2:2. an example of the dataset is shown in figure 5.   figure 5. dataset example  3.3. parameter setting and evaluation index in this paper, we set epoch=200, batch size=4, conf_thres=0.5, initial learning rate is 0.01, learning rate momentum is 0.937, weight decay coefficient is 0.005, sgd algorithm is used for training, and precision rate p (precision), recall rate r (recall) and average precision value map (mean average precision) as the model performance index. the formula is as follows. fptp tp p                                   (7)             fntp tp r               (8)            i c i ap c ap    1 1 m     (9)               where tp (true positive) indicates a positive sample with positive prediction; fp (false positive) indicates a negative 70 sample with positive prediction; fn (false negative) indicates a positive sample with negative prediction; ap is the average precision of a single target category; map is the average precision value of ap for all categories; the p-r curve generated by the improved yolov5l is shown in figure 6, where p is the vertical coordinate, r is the horizontal coordinate, and the area enclosed by the p-r curve and the coordinate axis is ap.   figure 6. analysis of the results of the improved p-r curves  3.4. analysis of experimental results in this paper, the improved yolov5l model is compared with the original yolov5l model, and the improved before and after models are trained on the same dataset for epoch times respectively, and the comprehensive evaluation results are shown in table 1. table 1. comprehensive assessment comparison network p/% r/% map@0.5/% map@0.95/% yolov5l 62.6 64.2 65.7 30.5 yolov5lsimam 59.8 69.7 68.1 29.5 yolov5lc2f 67.8 63.3 66.1 33.5 yolov5lsimamc2f 70.9 64.3 70.9 36.4   the experimental results show that the detection accuracy is significantly improved after the introduction of c2f and simam attention mechanism in the original yolov5l network. this paper is based on the improved yolov5l model can detect strip surface defects more effectively compared to the original yolov5l, and the comparison graph of detection effect is shown in figure 7.   figure 7. comparison of the detection effects before and after the algorithm improvement  4. summary in the process of detecting defects on the surface of hot rolled strip steel, due to the problems of irregular target shape, different scales, complex background and easy false detection and omission, this paper designs a new detection algorithm based on the yolov5l algorithm. firstly, the simam attention mechanism module is added to the head side to improve the recall of the original algorithm without affecting the model parameters and computational complexity; 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"hybrid defect detection model based on simam module and resnet34 network." modern manufacturing engineering .02(2023):1-9. doi:10.16731/ j. cnki. 1671-3133.2023.02.001. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 12 remote sensing target detection algorithm based on cbam‐yolov5 liang bai 1, xuewen ding 1, 2, limei chang 1 1 college of electronic engineering, tianjin polytechnic normal university, tianjin 300222, china 2 tianjin yunzhitong technology co., ltd., tianjin 300350, china abstract: with the continuous improvement of traditional target detection algorithms, remote sensing targets have become a research hotspot. aiming at the problems of low recognition accuracy caused by small target size and high background complexity in remote sensing images taken from overhead view, this paper proposes a remote sensing aircraft detection algorithm based on cbam-yolov5. by introducing the lightweight convolutional attention module cbam module into the yolov5 network, the feature extraction capability of the algorithm is improved to solve the problem that the small-size remote sensing target has little or even lost information on the feature map after multiple downsampling operations. the map of the proposed algorithm reaches 93.1%, which is 1% higher than that of the original algorithm, and the recognition of small-size remote sensing targets has been significantly improved. keywords: yolov5n; target detection; cbam; remote sensing image. 1. introduction remote sensing images are generally captured by remote sensing satellite or uav aerial photography, and are formed after a series of image processing. with the rapid development of remote sensing satellite technology and image processing technology, the number of highly informative and highresolution remote sensing image data is increasing day by day, making remote sensing target detection become a research hotspot in the field of remote sensing, and has been widely used in military security, rescue and search and other aspects. however, remote sensing images have many problems, such as unique viewing angle, small target size and high background complexity, which make the recognition process of remote sensing images more difficult than that of ordinary images. with the rapid development of deep learning, object detection based on neural network has become a research hotspot. object detection algorithms based on convolutional neural networks in neural networks can be divided into two categories: use r-cnn [1], fast r-cnn [2], faster r-cnn [3], mask the two-stage object detection algorithm based on candidate region represented by r-cnn [4] and the singlestage object detection algorithm represented by ssd [5] and yolo [6] series directly generates its class probability and position coordinate value on the object. because the twostage detection algorithm forms a pre-selection box to predict the proposed area, the detection accuracy is relatively high. at the same time, due to the complex structure, the training time is relatively long. the single-stage detection algorithm directly detects the target, which has simple structure and short training time, but slightly low precision. for the problem of small target size in remote sensing images, zhang et al. [7] will expand the size of the feature map by upsampling in the candidate region of faster r-cnn to improve the detection effect of small and medium-sized targets in remote sensing images. zhang et al. [8] cascaded multilevel features in yolov3 network by using depthseparable attention to improve the feature expression capability of the network, thus improving the detection accuracy of small and medium-sized vehicles in remote sensing images. for the problem of complex remote sensing background, song et al. [9] proposed to add learning parameters to each layer to achieve the adaptive fusion of deep and shallow features of adjacent and non-adjacent layers, and combined with the attention mechanism to suppress the problem of false detection and missing detection caused by remote sensing background. liu et al. [10] proposed a module with dual attention mechanism to improve the extraction ability of target center and edge feature center to reduce the interference of complex background. with the continuous update and improvement of yolo series algorithms, the detection accuracy has been greatly improved. therefore, based on yolov5n algorithm, this paper optimizes and improves the algorithm to improve the detection effect of small and medium-sized targets in remote sensing images. 2. yolov5 algorithm introduction the yolov5 algorithm model can be divided into four versions according to the model size and complexity. according to the model size and model depth, the ranking is s, m, l and x from small to small. among them, "s" and "m" models are suitable for small and medium model training, while "l" and "x" are suitable for large model training. in version 6.0, an "n" model between "s" model and "m" model is introduced to balance the training speed and detection performance. while the "n" model is faster than the "s" model, the detection performance is also better than the "m" model. therefore, this paper chooses yolov5n as the basis for further research. the yolov5n structure can be divided into four parts: input, backbone, neck, and head detection. the specific network structure is shown in figure 1. input: mainly performs mosiac data enhancement for images. mosiac mainly splice four images by means of random cropping, flipping, color gamut transformation, etc., which not only enriches the diversity of data, but also saves the consumption of gpu video memory. backbone: it mainly extracts features from input images and forms multi-level feature maps for use by later networks. c3 module with residual structure is used 13 to deepen network depth and improve feature extraction capability. the specific structure is shown in figure 2(a). neck: multi-scale feature fusion is realized through up-down sampling of feature maps transmitted by backbone. neck mainly performs multi-scale feature fusion without deepening the network, so residual structure in c3 structure is removed, as shown in figure 2(b). head: obtains high-level feature information from backbone and neck to predict the location and category of the target. figure 1. yolov5n network structure diagram figure 2. c3 structure diagram 3. attention mechanism convolutional block attention module (cbam) [11] is a lightweight convolutional block attention module that includes the channel attention module (cam) and spartial attention module (sam)are two submodules. the input feature maps are extracted in channel dimension and space dimension respectively and the corresponding attention graphs are formed. then the attention graphs are multiplied with the input feature maps to carry out adaptive feature optimization. the unique structure not only saves parameters and computation, but also can be freely integrated into the existing network structure. the specific structure is shown in figure 3. figure 3. cbam structure diagram the cam submodule, as shown in figure 4, compresses the input feature map in spatial dimension, then carries out maximum pooling and average pooling operations respectively, then passes it into the shared full connection layer to form a channel attention diagram, and finally multiplies the feature map to highlight the target feature information. the calculation formula is shown in (1). as shown in figure 5, the sam sub mode uses the channel attention map as the input feature map to compress the channel dimension, and then performs maximum pooling and average pooling in turn. then the obtained feature map is splicing channels, and then 7x7 convolution operation is performed to form the spatial attention map, and finally the feature map is multiplied to highlight the location information of the target. the calculation formula is shown in (2). )))(())(vg(()( fmaxpoolmlpfpoolamlpfmc  (1) )])();(([()( '' s fmaxpoolfavgpoolffm  (2) where, f is the input feature map, )(fmc is the channel 14 attention mechanism, )( 'fms is the spatial attention mechanism, σ is the sigmoid function,mlp is the multi-layer perceptron, avgpool is the mean pooling, poolmax is the maximum pooling, f is the 7x7 convolution operation. figure 4. cam structure diagram figure 5. sam structure diagram due to the lack of feature information contained in smallsize targets and the high background complexity in remote sensing images, the feature information of small-size remote sensing targets is not only small but also not obvious, which leads to the small feature information presented in the feature map formed by the small-size remote sensing targets after multiple downsampling. therefore, this paper uses cbam, an attention module that can generate attention feature maps in channel dimension and spatial dimension, to add to the original network structure to improve the information content of small-size targets on the feature maps, and then solve the impact of feature maps containing less target features on multi-scale feature fusion, classification and regression operations. the feature extraction task is mainly realized through the c3 module. therefore, the convolutional attention cbam structure is introduced into the c3 module to enhance the feature extraction capability and improve the problem of small target feature maps containing less information. the improved module is recorded as c3cbam, and the specific structure is shown in figure 6. figure 6. c3cbam structure diagram 4. experimental analysis 4.1. introduction to data sets the data used for model training in this paper is composed of rsod data set and aircraft data from nwpu vhr-10 data set, with a total of 526 pieces, 420 pieces of training set, 106 pieces of verification set, and only one example aircraft. the length and width distribution of the training set is shown in figure 7. it can be seen that the data points are mainly concentrated in the lower left corner, indicating that the target size is relatively small. figure 7. length and width distribution of training set 4.2. experimental environment and training parameters the experimental environment of this paper is shown in table 1: table 1. experimental environment name related configuration cpu intel(r) core (tm) i5-8300h cpu @ 2.30ghz 2.30 ghz internal memory 12gb gpu nividia geforce gtx 1050 cuda/cudnn 11.0/8.1.5 operating system windows 11 (64-bit) python/pytorch 3.8/1.8.0 the training parameters of this algorithm are shown in table 2: table 2. training parameters name numerical value training picture size (imgsz) 640×640 batch-size 8 training iterations (epochs) 200 initial learning rate (lr0) 0.01 cycle learning rate (lrf) 0.01 optimizer sgd momentum 0.937 weight attenuation coefficient 0.0005 4.3. evaluation index in this paper, the average precision mean (map), parameters (params) and floating-point operations (flops) are used to evaluate the performance of the model. map represents the performance measure of the target location and category predicted by the model, where map_0.5 represents the mean accuracy when the loss function threshold is 0.5. params represents the number of parameters in the module training process, which is used to measure the complexity of the model. flops represent the number of floating-point operations performed in a model network training period, which is used to measure the computational complexity of the model. gflops represents 1 billion floating-point operations per second. 4.4. experimental results the training results of cbam-yolov5 algorithm on remote sensing aircraft data set are shown in figure 8, the test results are shown in figure 9, and the data results are shown in table 3. 15 figure 8. training results of cbam-yolov5 figure 9. test result of cbam-yolov5 table 3. experimental results model map_0.5 gflops params yolov5 0.921 4.1 1760518 yolov5-c3cbam (ours) 0.931 3.4 1485444 as can be seen from fig. 8, after fewer training rounds, map_0.5 reached 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[11] woo s, park j, lee j y, et al. cbam: convolutional block attention module[c]//proceedings of the european conference on computer vision (eccv). 2018: 3-19. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 124 an intrusion detection method based on fusion neural network xin li 1, hong huang 1, 2, guotao yuan 1, zhaolian wang 1, rui du 1 1 school of computer science and engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin 644000, china 2 key laboratory of higher education of sichuan province for enterprise informationalization and internet of things, yibin 644000, china abstract: aiming at the problems of class imbalance, insufficient feature learning, weak generalization ability, and representation capability in existing intrusion detection models, we propose a multi-scale feature fusion intrusion detection model (msff). this model combines multi-scale one-dimensional convolution and bidirectional long short-term memory (lstm) networks, and incorporates residual connections with identity mappings to address the problem of network degradation. the multi-scale convolution captures feature representations at different levels, thereby improving the expressive power of the model. the wgan-gp algorithm is employed to augment the minority samples and balance the dataset. by performing convolution operations and extracting local window features and global features using bidirectional lstm units, the model effectively captures temporal information and long-term dependencies. experimental results demonstrate significant performance improvement compared to a single model. the msff model achieves an accuracy of 99.50% and 94.73% in binary classification experiments on the nsl-kdd and unsw-nb15 datasets, respectively, and an accuracy of 99.50% and 83.78% in multi-class classification experiments. keywords: intrusion detection; multi-scale 1d convolution; bidirectional long short-term memory network; residual connections. 1. introduction since the popularization of the internet, network security has been a hot topic of concern. at the end of 2020, hackers exploited vulnerabilities in the supply chain of solarwinds, implanting malicious software and resulting in large-scale data breaches. in late 2021, colonial pipeline suffered a cyberattack that led to the shutdown of its pipeline system for oil transportation, causing a surge in oil prices and public panic in the eastern united states. also in the same year, code masters, a uk-based company, fell victim to a ransomware attack, resulting in a significant leak of user's private data. therefore, in the current environment, it is an urgent problem to effectively prevent and detect network attacks. intrusion detection systems (ids) monitor network data traffic to detect abnormal flows and prevent network intrusion activities. several traditional statistical machine learning algorithms have been applied to network intrusion detection, such as k-nearest neighbors [1-2], support vector machines [3-4], naive bayes [5], random forests [6-7], etc. these traditional machine learning approaches often focus on the relationship between individual features and the outcome during model training, while neglecting the relationships between different features and often requiring manual feature selection. in recent years, the diversity and complexity of network traffic data have grown exponentially, rendering traditional statistical machine learning models inadequate for the current data volume. deep learning methods, with their superiority in handling large amounts of nonlinear data and extracting advanced features from raw data, have been widely adopted in network intrusion detection. after being processed by deep learning methods, network traffic data can yield advanced features that are potentially related to attack behaviors, such as malicious software protocols, ports, packet sizes, etc. 2. related work compared to traditional feature engineering methods, deep learning methods can automatically learn more discriminative features from raw data, thereby improving the accuracy and efficiency of intrusion detection. shu hao [8] proposed an intrusion detection method that combines bidirectional long short-term memory (bilstm) and attention mechanism to improve the detection performance on nsl-kdd dataset. compared to the single bilstm method, it achieved improvements in accuracy and f1 score, but the multi-class classification results were not ideal. li haitao et al. [9] proposed a semi-gru-based traffic anomaly detection method that combines multiple layers of bidirectional gated recurrent units (gru) and an improved feedforward network, effectively improving the f1 score but with lower accuracy. muhuri et al. [10] proposed a combination of long short-term memory (lstm) and genetic algorithm (ga) for feature selection, achieving an accuracy of 93.88% on nsl-kdd, but they did not provide the detection rate. yu [11] combined deep belief network (dbn) and bidirectional gated recurrent units (bigru) in an algorithm model (dbn-bigru) and processed the raw feature analysis files of cicids2017 into well-structured temporal data, but no multiclass experiments were conducted. khan [12] proposed a hybrid convolutional recurrent neural network intrusion detection system (hcrnnids) where convolutional neural network (cnn) captures local features through convolution and recurrent neural network (rnn) captures temporal features to improve the performance and prediction of the intrusion detection system, achieving improvements in precision and other metrics, but again, no multi-class experiments were conducted. the majority of machine learning-based algorithms are built on the assumption of sufficient learning from a large amount of raw data. however, the problem of imbalanced 125 data distribution is prevalent [13]. insufficient feature learning from the minority class samples leads to lower detection rates for these classes, which affects the performance of intrusion detection models and may result in highly threatening attack behaviors being misclassified as normal behavior, thereby adversely affecting the devices. zhang [14] studied the combination of gaussian mixture model-based smote oversampling and clustering-based undersampling on the cicids2017 dataset. although their model achieved good performance, they did not provide the f1 score. jiang [15] combined one-sided selection (oss) with synthetic minority oversampling technique (smote) and incorporated a deep hierarchical model for spatialtemporal feature extraction. this method improved the metrics for the minority class samples, but the overall accuracy was not ideal. toupas et al. [16] proposed the combination of smote-enn and deep neural network (dnn) algorithm. however, they only reported the results of cross-validation and did not test on an independent test set. in addressing the issue of imbalanced data, generative adversarial networks (gans) have unparalleled advantages. they can learn the data distribution and generate new samples from the learned distribution, making the generated samples more realistic and credible. in shu et al. [17], gans were used to generate adversarial samples to deceive intrusion detection systems (ids). chen et al. [18] proposed an antiintrusion detection autoencoder to learn the distribution of benign samples and generate real samples that attackers can use to bypass the existing ids features. although gans have been used to address the issue of class imbalance, they still suffer from problems such as mode collapse and instability. despite the significant improvements in detection performance achieved by deep learning, existing intrusion detection methods still have some issues. (1) insufficient feature learning and weak model representation. previous research mostly focused on a single type of neural network. cnn-based models can accurately extract local spatial features but fail to learn temporal features, while rnn-based models can extract temporal features from data to analyze long-term dependencies but are not effective in extracting local spatial features. moreover, rnn models can only learn unidirectional temporal features and do not fully consider the joint impact of preceding and subsequent information on the current state of traffic data. (2) class imbalance. imbalanced class distribution is prevalent in existing publicly available datasets. however, most researchers have focused on classifier models and paid less attention to the impact of class imbalance on the performance of minority class samples. (3) focus on binary classification results or overall accuracy in multi-class scenarios, often overlooking the performance of individual class categories. to address the above issues, this paper proposes a multiscale feature fusion network intrusion detection model. the main contributions are as follows: (1) combining multi-scale one-dimensional convolution with bilstm and introducing residual connections to fully extract data features, thereby improving the model's representation and generalization capabilities. (2) using the wgan-gp algorithm to balance the original dataset and improve the performance of minority class samples. (3) validating the effectiveness of the proposed model on the nsl-kdd and unsw-nb15 datasets. comparing the msff model with other classical machine learning and deep learning algorithms in binary and multi-class experiments. 3. proposed methodology 3.1. multi-scale feature fusion network intrusion detection framework to fully learn the features of network traffic data, we propose the fusion of multi-scale one-dimensional convolution (1d-cnn) and bilstm methods. we introduce residual connections with identity mapping between the 1dcnn and bilstm layers to alleviate gradient vanishing and network degradation issues. the multi-scale 1d-cnn uses filters of different sizes to capture features at different scales. it can capture both local and larger contextual information. the overall framework of the multi-scale feature fusion intrusion detection model (msff-ids) is shown in figure 1, which consists of the data preprocessing module, the mixed sampling module, and the multi-scale feature fusion module. fig 1. msff-framework the data preprocessing module converts the characterbased features in the original data into numerical features through one-hot encoding and then applies min-max normalization to the data with the same attributes. in the data augmentation module, generative adversarial networks (gans) are used to generate synthetic data through the competition between a generator and a discriminator. the generator generates fake data based on input random noise, while the discriminator distinguishes between the generated fake data and real samples. the loss function is updated based on the discriminator's results. to address the issues of gradient vanishing and model collapse that can occur in gans, the model utilizes the wasserstein distance from wasserstein gan (wgan) to measure the distance between the generated distribution and the real distribution. this replaces the js divergence and kl divergence used in gans. the 126 wasserstein distance provides a smooth representation of the proximity between the two distributions. additionally, to overcome the limitations and difficulties of weight clipping in wgan, wgan-gp introduces gradient penalty techniques to train the generator and discriminator more stably, thereby improving the performance of the generative adversarial network. the multi-scale feature fusion module focuses on different types of features through multiple one-dimensional convolutional layers with different filters. network traffic data may contain various types of features such as source addresses, destination addresses, protocol types, and port numbers. by designing filters of different sizes, the module specifically attends to a certain type of feature and extracts its representation. this combination enhances the model's ability to learn different types of features and captures diverse feature patterns in network traffic data. then, two layers of bilstm are used to extract temporal patterns and global features from the network traffic data. finally, the fused features are passed through a softmax classifier to obtain classification results. the implementation process of network intrusion detection based on the multi-scale feature fusion (msff) is shown in algorithm 1. algorithm 1: network intrusion detection implementation based on msff input: original dataset output: classification results step 1: data preprocessing 1. encode and convert the original dataset into numerical values. 2. normalize the dataset after numerical conversion. step 2: construct a balanced dataset 3. use the smote-tomek algorithm to perform mixed sampling on the training set and reconstruct the unprocessed test set into a balanced dataset. step 3: build the model 4. use multi-scale convolution to extract local spatial features and implement parameter sharing. 5. add pooling layers to prevent overfitting. 6. add batch normalization layers to normalize the parameters of the previous layer and prevent training slowdown. 7. add bilstm layers to learn from forward and backward temporal sequences. 8. introduce residual connections with identity mappings between the input layer and bilstm layers. 9. repeat steps 5-7 and add dropout layers and fully connected layers. 10. use a softmax classifier for classification. step 4: train the model 11.set experimental hyperparameters and network structure parameters as described in section 3.3. step 5: test the model 12. feed the test set into the trained model and obtain the classification results. 3.2. multi-scale feature fusion network the multi-scale feature fusion (msff) network module is the core component of msff-ids. in this module, the multiscale 1d convolution is utilized to consider features of different scales, enriching the model's representation capability of input data. by introducing filters of different scales in the convolutional layer, a more comprehensive feature representation is provided, enhancing the model's expression and generalization ability. the residual connection, which passes the original feature information directly between the input layer and bilstm, improves feature expression and model convergence speed, while addressing the issue of gradient vanishing or exploding commonly encountered in traditional deep neural networks. the structure of the residual module is shown in figure 2. the following sections will provide an introduction to the multi-scale convolutional layer and the identity mapping. fig 2. residual module structure 3.2.1. multi-scale convolutional layer one-dimensional convolution primarily focuses on local details, while multi-scale one-dimensional convolution can provide a more comprehensive description of the relationships between global and local features. to effectively extract the local spatial features of network traffic data, this study adopts multiple filters of different scales (16, 32, 64) to capture features at different levels. in multi-scale convolution, both the concatenate function and the add function can be used for feature fusion. the concatenate function concatenates the feature maps of different scales along the channel dimension, while the add function performs element-wise addition to combine the feature maps of multiple scales, preserving the information of the original features. therefore, this study adopts the add function for the fusion of multi-scale convolutional layers. it is important to note that when using the add function to merge filters of different scales, they need to be adjusted to have the same number of channels. 3.2.2. identity mapping the identity mapping, also known as skip connection, refers to directly passing the input to the output of certain layers in a neural network. it introduces shortcut connections in deep neural networks to enhance model convergence and accelerate training. the expression for the identity mapping is shown in equation (1). ( )y f x x  (1) where x represents the input and ( )f x represents the transformation operation of the network. through the identity mapping, the network adds the input to the output of the transformation operation to obtain the final output y . even if the transformation operation of the network cannot perfectly fit the data, the information from the input is still preserved and transmitted to the output through the identity mapping, retaining the original input information. additionally, the 127 identity mapping does not introduce additional parameters or computational complexity, yet it helps the network learn and optimize more effectively. by utilizing the identity mapping, the network can be stacked deeper, improving the representation power and performance of the network. 4. experimental setup and analysis 4.1. dataset description the nsl-kdd dataset is an improvement and enhancement of the kddcup99 dataset, aiming to improve the accuracy and reliability of network intrusion detection. the dataset contains a total of 41 network traffic features, including 34 continuous features, 6 discrete features, and 1 binary feature. the nsl-kdd dataset is a commonly used dataset in the field of network intrusion detection. in this study, the kddtrain+ and kddtest+ subsets of the nsl-kdd dataset were used as the training and testing sets for the model, respectively. the class distribution and quantity are shown in table 1. table 1. nsl-kdd categories and quantities total normal dos probe r2l u2l train 125973 67343 45927 11656 995 52 test 22544 9711 7458 2421 2754 200 the unsw-nb15 dataset is a network intrusion detection dataset developed by the university of new south wales in australia. it consists of 49 network traffic features, including 45 continuous features, 3 discrete features, and 1 binary feature. unsw-nb15 contains a wider range of attack types and network traffic features, allowing for a more comprehensive evaluation of intrusion detection models. in the experiments, the unsw_nb15_training-set and unsw_nb15_testing-set provided by the dataset creators were used as the training and testing sets, respectively. the class distribution and quantity are shown in table 2. table 2. unsw-nb15 categories and quantities category training set testing set normal 56000 37000 analysis 2000 677 backdoor 1746 583 dos 12264 4089 exploits 33393 11132 fuzzers 18184 6062 generic 40000 18871 reconnaissance 10491 3496 shellcode 1133 378 worms 130 44 total 175341 82332 4.2. preprocessing data preprocessing involves performing numerical encoding and normalization on two benchmark datasets, nsl-kdd and unsw-nb15. the specific steps are as follows: (1) numerical encoding. non-numerical features in the dataset need to be converted into numerical features. taking the unsw-nb15 dataset as an example, 'proto', 'state', and 'service' are non-numerical features, while the rest are numerical features. one way to handle this is by using onehot encoding. 'proto' represents transaction protocol types, including 133 different types such as tcp, udp, arp. 'state' represents states and related protocols, including 13 different types such as con, eco, rst. 'service' includes 11 different types of services such as http, ftp, ssh, dns. (2) normalization. due to the significant differences in the numerical feature values across dimensions, for example, the feature 'sybets' ranges from 0 to 129652. to scale the data to the same range and ensure that different features have equal impact on the model training results, min-max normalization is applied after numerical encoding. the normalization operation is represented by equation (2). [ ] min [ ] max min i i x x x x x    (2) where [ ]ix represents the feature value to be normalized, minx and maxx represent the minimum and maximum values of that feature attribute, respectively. 4.3. experimental settings table 3. parameter settings network architecture layers nsl-kdd unsw-nb15 parameter values parameter values inputlayer 122,1 196,1 convolution1d 16,122, same, relu 16,196, same, relu 32,122, same, relu 16,196, same, relu 64,122, same, relu 16,196, same, relu maxpooling 5 10 batchnormalization bidirectional (lstm) 61 98 maxpooling 5 5 batchnormalization bidirectional (lstm) 122 128 dropout 0.5 0.2 dense 5 10 activation_layer softmax softmax 128 experimental setup: hardware environment: intel(r) core i7-8550u @ 1.80ghz quad-core, 16gb ram. software environment: windows 10 operating system, tensorflow 2.1, and python 3.6.3. as described in section 4.2, after data preprocessing, the nsl-kdd dataset has 122 dimensions, and the unsw-nb15 dataset has 196 dimensions. due to the need for feature fusion and the introduction of residual connections in the msff model, a simple sequential model structure is not sufficient. therefore, a functional model structure is adopted. the msff model consists of multiple one-dimensional convolutional layers with different scales of filters (16, 32, and 64) and two bilstm layers. the model also incorporates skip connections (identity mapping) between the input and bilstm layers. techniques such as max pooling, batch normalization, and dropout are utilized. the specific parameter settings are shown in table 3. 4.4. evaluation metrics to comprehensively evaluate the performance of the msff model, we conducted comparative experiments using multiple metrics, including accuracy, precision, recall, false positive rate (fpr), and f1 score. the formulas for these metrics are as follows: tn tp accuracy tn tp fn fp      (3) tp precision tp fp   (4) e tp r call tp fn   (5) fp fpr fp tn   (6) 2 r e 1 r e p ecision r call f score p ecision r call      (7) where: tp: true positives (the number of correctly predicted positive samples); tn: true negatives (the number of correctly predicted negative samples); fp: false positives (the number of incorrectly predicted positive samples); fn: false negatives (the number of incorrectly predicted negative samples) 4.5. binary classification results this section presents the experiments conducted on the publicly available network intrusion detection datasets, nslkdd and unsw-nb15, for binary classification. to validate the effectiveness of the proposed model, we compared it with three classical machine learning algorithms, two individual deep learning models, and two recently proposed deep learning models. the comparison results are shown in table 4. the two deep learning models are bcnndfs proposed in reference [19] and semi-gru proposed in reference [9]. table 4. binary classification comparison of models model nsl-kdd unsw-nb15 acc/% pre/% recall/% f1/% acc/% pre/% recall/% f1/% svm 87.33 87.96 87.33 85.01 62.00 62.00 60.00 60.98 rf 80.45 97.05 67.72 70.77 80.45 97.05 67.72 79.77 j48 81.53 97.14 69.61 81.10 76.95 70.05 99.98 82.69 cnn 93.80 98.80 93.40 96.02 91.20 87.53 96.17 91.59 lstm 94.26 99.05 90.79 94.74 89.90 88.90 97.30 92.90 bcnn-dfs 90.14 90.00 90.00 90.00 89.26 89.00 89.00 89.00 semi-gru 92.18 93.74 92.43 93.08 88.11 96.29 81.56 88.13 msff 99.50 99.32 99.59 99.45 94.73 94.51 91.20 92.83 from table 4, it can be observed that the proposed model in this paper performs well compared to other models. it achieves an accuracy of 99.50%, precision of 99.32%, recall of 99.59%, and f1 score of 99.45%. on the other hand, rf, svm, and j48 exhibit lower accuracy with values of 80.45%, 87.33%, and 81.53%, respectively. this is because they are unable to fully learn the data features. when compared to the individual models cnn and lstm, the msff model outperforms them in all performance metrics except for a slightly lower recall in the unsw-nb15 dataset, indicating the msff model's ability to effectively extract network data features. compared to the semi-gru model, the msff model demonstrates an improvement of 7.32% in accuracy, 5.58% in precision, 7.16% in recall, and 6.37% in f1 score on the nsl-kdd dataset. similarly, on the unsw-nb15 dataset, the msff model shows an enhancement of 6.62% in accuracy, 9.64% in recall, and 4.70% in f1 score. overall, the msff model exhibits significant improvements in all the evaluated metrics. 4.6. multi-classification results this section presents the experiments conducted on the publicly available network intrusion detection datasets, nslkdd and unsw-nb15, for multi-class classification. to validate the superiority of the msff model in improving the performance of minority classes, we compared 129 it with the svm model, the id-gan model proposed in [19], and the stacon-att model proposed in [20] on the nslkdd dataset. the experimental results are shown in table 5. table 5. multi-class performance comparison of different models on nsl-kdd category evaluation metrics svm id-gan stacon-attn msff total accuracy/% 77.36 -80.76 99.50 fpr/% 1.97 -3.11 0.41 normal precision/% 67.00 75.10 75.00 99.32 recall/% 98.00 96.64 97.00 99.55 f1/% 80.00 84.52 85.00 99.43 dos precision/% 97.00 96.18 97.00 99.82 recall/% 82.00 83.70 78.00 99.88 f1/% 89.00 89.50 86.00 99.85 probe precision/% 85.00 82.75 70.00 99.36 recall/% 65.00 84.01 87.00 99.19 f1/% 74.00 83.38 78.00 99.27 r2l precision/% 95.00 90.85 93.00 95.14 recall/% 8.00 34.60 32.00 89.62 f1/% 15.00 50.12 48.00 92.30 u2r precision/% 0.00 62.00 34.00 52.63 recall/% 0.00 15.50 7.00 83.33 f1/% 0.00 24.80 12.00 64.51 table 5 shows that the overall accuracy of the proposed model in this paper reaches 99.50%, with a false positive rate of 0.41%. compared to other models, the proposed model achieves the highest precision, recall, and f1 score in the normal, dos, probe, r2l, and u2r categories. the precision rates are 99.32%, 99.82%, 99.36%, 95.14%, and 52.63%, respectively, while the recall rates are 99.55%, 99.88%, 99.19%, 89.62%, and 83.33%, respectively. the f1 scores are 99.43%, 99.85%, 99.27%, 92.30%, and 64.51%, respectively. based on the comparison results, the msff model demonstrates excellent performance in recognizing minority classes. table 6. comparison of f1 scores (%) of different models on unsw-nb15 category rf alexnet cnn lstm msff normal 85.86 86.85 85.20 88.41 91.85 generic 98.98 95.26 97.31 98.48 98.89 exploits 63.37 66.95 67.73 58.19 74.23 fuzzers 28.13 26.59 34.68 28.31 65.02 dos 19.04 24.16 5.33 6.10 31.76 reconnaissance 58.11 53.37 75.21 56.65 83.91 analysis 6.93 4.88 2.09 2.91 15.29 backdoor 4.33 3.62 2.53 2.90 15.81 shellcode 32.59 23.84 24.64 18.41 61.26 worms 6.05 3.17 1.58 1.95 60.21 to verify the applicability of the msff model, more indepth comparative experiments were conducted on the unsw-nb15 dataset. the f1 score, which combines precision and recall, effectively evaluates the performance of the model. table 6 presents the comparison of f1 scores for different categories in the dataset under different models. from table 6, it can be observed that the categories analysis, backdoor, and worms have relatively smaller f1 scores compared to other categories like normal and generic. compared to other models, the msff model shows significant improvement in f1 scores for the analysis, backdoor, worms, and shellcode categories, ranging from 8.36% to 13.20%, 11.48% to 13.28%, 54.16% to 58.63%, and 28.67% to 42.85%, respectively. this indicates that the msff model effectively enhances the detection performance for minority class samples, demonstrating the applicability of this approach. 5. summary in response to the insufficient feature learning, representation capability, and generalization ability of existing intrusion detection models, a novel approach is proposed in this work. it combines multi-scale 1d-cnn and bilstm to extract fused features from the data, 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impeding effective teaching and hindering the development of well-rounded and innovative individuals. digital image processing technology expands the horizons of communication engineering, facilitating more convenient modes of communication for people. for instance, video calls and photo transmissions diversify everyday communication methods, transcending the constraints of time and space by enabling online meetings and fostering enhanced communication possibilities. despite these advancements, numerous challenges and methodologies merit thorough exploration. therefore, this paper aims to comprehensively grasp both traditional and deep learning approaches to digital image processing, enhancing practical project proficiency and fostering scientific research exploration capabilities, thus serving as a valuable reference for similar research endeavors. keywords: artificial intelligence; digital image processing; communication engineering; deep learning. 1. introduction image processing encompasses various techniques aimed at manipulating and interpreting image data, with a particular focus on image recognition and understanding. it involves the extraction of information through the reprocessing of images or videos. everyday examples of image processing techniques include image magnification, reduction, rotation, and color correction. for instance, image inversion can be achieved using the formula s=l-1-r, where the image gray level is represented by values ranging from 0 to l-1. more sophisticated operations involve image recognition, analysis, manipulation, and other advanced techniques. these processes are essential not only in everyday tasks but also in research and interpretation endeavors. by employing image processing technologies, researchers and practitioners can extract valuable insights and information from visual data, enabling a deeper understanding of complex phenomena and facilitating innovative solutions in various fields. through continuous advancements in image processing methodologies, the potential for groundbreaking discoveries and transformative applications continues to expand, driving progress and innovation across diverse domains. moreover, image processing plays a pivotal role in a wide array of industries and applications. in healthcare, for instance, medical imaging techniques such as mri and ct scans heavily rely on image processing algorithms for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning [1-2]. similarly, in satellite imaging and remote sensing, image processing techniques are indispensable for analyzing earth's surface features, monitoring environmental changes, and supporting disaster management efforts. in the field of security and surveillance, image processing technologies are utilized for facial recognition, object detection, and anomaly detection, enhancing public safety and crime prevention measures. additionally, in the realm of entertainment and multimedia, image processing techniques are employed for special effects creation, video editing, and image enhancement, enriching the visual experience for audiences worldwide. despite the vast potential and applications of image processing, the integration of artificial intelligence (ai) has unlocked new avenues for innovation and advancement in this field [3]. ai-driven approaches, particularly deep learning algorithms, have demonstrated remarkable capabilities in tasks such as image recognition, segmentation, and classification. 2. related work 2.1. digital image out technology currently, the primary applications of teng (triboelectric nanogenerator) are twofold: serving as an energy source for sensors and functioning as self-actuated sensors themselves. teng-based sensors encompass various types, including sound sensors, pressure sensors, self-actuated sensors for detecting moving objects, vibration sensors, environmental sensors with self-actuation capabilities, and biomedical sensors. these sensors can collect diverse types of data, such as audio, image, graphic, amplitude, spatial position, temperature, and frequency information, among others[5-6]. the complexity and diversity of data sources pose challenges in processing and analysis. with the rapid advancement of machine learning technology, an increasing number of individuals are turning to machine learning techniques to handle vast and intricate sensor data. machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence, involves constructing automated learning models and iteratively optimizing them using large datasets to make informed predictions guided by 113 algorithms. the workflow of machine learning typically includes data preprocessing, feature extraction, model building, validation, and output generation. digital image processing is a multidisciplinary field with applications spanning biomedicine, satellite remote sensing, hyperspectral imaging, crop monitoring, and security surveillance. in recent years, spurred by government attention and active engagement from scientific researchers, artificial intelligence technology has gained widespread adoption across various domains, including digital image processing and computer vision. machine learning techniques have particularly excelled in applications such as image denoising, restoration, reconstruction, segmentation, and recognition. these advancements underscore the growing synergy between artificial intelligence and digital image processing, leading to significant breakthroughs and advancements in various fields. at the same time, the demand for digital image processing talents in enterprises and scientific research institutions has increased dramatically. being able to master the traditional digital image processing methods and related artificial intelligence technologies at the same time can lay a solid foundation for students to engage in related work, further study and research related topics after graduation. as a professional course or elective course of computer and electronic information, digital image processing has the characteristics of strong comprehensiveness, many pilot courses, high practice requirements and fast algorithm update. there are higher requirements for teachers' knowledge reserve, teaching ability and students' professional foundation. although artificial intelligence has been widely used in the field of image processing, it is rarely involved in the teaching of colleges and universities at present, and the training of talents lags behind the development of advanced technologies and cannot adapt to the characteristics of the times. 2.2. deep learning the advent of deep learning algorithms at the onset of the 21st century significantly bolstered machines' capacity to tackle intricate problems, propelling artificial intelligence technology onto a trajectory of rapid advancement. the integration of generative artificial intelligence further underscores its remarkable capabilities in content generation, dialogue comprehension, and sequential task execution, presenting vast potential for educational applications while also posing numerous challenges for future human-machine collaboration. in the swiftly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the proficiency in deep learning has progressively emerged as a pivotal factor for humans to navigate complex challenges and achieve high-quality development. to establish a scientific definition and effective measurement of deep learning proficiency, this paper employs a literature research methodology to propose a conceptual framework encompassing three domains: individual cognition, interpersonal coordination, and self-regulation, along with six dimensions of critical thinking and creative thinking abilities. however, the stable conceptual framework for deep learning proficiency remains elusive due to the continual evolution of its connotations, leading to a lack of breakthroughs in the evaluation and cultivation of deep learning proficiency. the pervasive issue of students prioritizing exam-oriented learning and exhibiting weak problem-solving skills persists despite these efforts. 2.3. image processing technology the field of digital image processing is characterized by its strong comprehensiveness and interdisciplinary nature, placing high demands on students' practical skills. central to this technology is image acquisition, a crucial component in the information acquisition process. visual information, being a fundamental source of knowledge, plays a pivotal role in human development. for students majoring in computer science and technology, digital image processing serves as a vital compulsory course, while for majors in communication engineering and related fields, it represents an essential elective course. digital image processing serves as a highly comprehensive interdisciplinary field, bridging computer science, sensor technology, signal processing, optics, mathematics, and other related disciplines. primarily, it delves into the theoretical principles and methodologies behind the utilization of computer technology for tasks such as noise removal, feature extraction, image enhancement, segmentation, restoration, and other pertinent aspects[7]. image enhancement constitutes a ubiquitous aspect of digital image technology in our daily lives. essentially, it involves adjusting specific content within an image by enlarging or reducing it. unlike image scaling, which alters the overall size of an image, image enhancement operates within the pixel range, achieving its effects by increasing or decreasing individual pixels. within digital image technology, the two most prevalent methods of enhancement are spatial and frequency domain enhancement. spatial domain enhancement involves directly manipulating the pixels that comprise the image, essentially working on them directly. conversely, frequency domain enhancement modifies the fourier transform of the image. upon capturing relevant images using digital imaging, subsequent processing becomes imperative. this processing entails compression and coding procedures, wherein all operational data is organized, pertinent data is compressed, and coding is applied. this coding may include model-based coding and neural network coding processing. following image restoration, transformation occurs, followed by image analysis and subsequent segmentation of relevant images. the regional features of the image are then measured, culminating in the realization of image equipment and presentation. subsequently, image reconstruction is conducted, followed by image registration. in the realm of medicine, the pervasive adoption of digital image processing technology has led to the presentation of pertinent diseases through digital images. utilizing processing technology to manipulate relevant data on-screen, this medical approach significantly enhances the cure rates of associated diseases and achieves more precise treatment outcomes. 3. image processing technology 3.1. image restoration techniques image restoration is a valuable process that can significantly enhance the quality of an image, restoring damaged images to their original appearance. furthermore, this technology can enhance image pixels and eliminate any disharmonious elements present. the crux of image restoration lies in comprehending the factors influencing image quality and devising a scientifically sound operational plan using computer coding technology[8-9]. this plan aims 114 to repair processed images or extract initial image information through computer programming, subsequently utilizing image reconstruction to enhance overall image quality. moreover, image restoration techniques play a crucial role in various fields such as photography, medical imaging, satellite imaging, and forensic analysis. in photography, image restoration can revitalize old or damaged photographs, preserving precious memories for future generations. medical imaging heavily relies on image restoration to enhance the clarity and accuracy of diagnostic images, aiding healthcare professionals in making accurate diagnoses and treatment decisions. satellite imaging benefits from image restoration by improving the resolution and quality of satellite images, enabling better analysis of earth's surface features and environmental changes. in forensic analysis, image restoration techniques are utilized to enhance surveillance footage or crime scene photographs, assisting investigators in identifying critical details and reconstructing events accurately. furthermore, the continuous advancement of image restoration technology has led to the development of innovative algorithms and tools that can address increasingly complex image quality issues. deep learning techniques, such as convolutional neural networks (cnns) and generative adversarial networks (gans), have shown remarkable efficacy in restoring images with high fidelity and realism. these advanced algorithms can learn complex patterns and structures from large datasets, enabling them to reconstruct images with unprecedented precision and accuracy. as image restoration technology continues to evolve, it holds the potential to revolutionize various industries and applications, empowering professionals to achieve higher quality results and uncover new insights from visual data. 3.2. image segmentation technique following the acquisition of relevant digital images, subsequent image processing becomes essential, involving tasks such as compression and coding processing. this entails organizing all operational data, compressing pertinent data, and applying coding methods such as model-based and neural network coding processing. after image restoration, the image undergoes transformation, followed by segmentation of relevant regions through image analysis. subsequently, the regional features of the image are quantified, culminating in the realization of image equipment and presentation. following image reconstruction, image registration is conducted. in the realm of image processing, segmentation serves to alleviate the complexity of image processing to some extent, offering assistance in image analysis, research, and recognition. presently, digital image technology's development remains incomplete, with only rudimentary region and edge segmentation methods available. a more comprehensive approach to image segmentation has yet to be explored. nevertheless, even simple image segmentation techniques provide some level of assistance for subsequent image processing endeavors. furthermore, image segmentation plays a crucial role in various applications such as medical imaging, object recognition, and autonomous driving systems. in medical imaging, accurate segmentation of anatomical structures from mri or ct scans is essential for diagnosis and treatment planning. object recognition systems rely on segmentation to distinguish objects from their background, enabling accurate classification and tracking in computer vision tasks. similarly, autonomous driving systems use image segmentation to detect and classify objects on the road, aiding in real-time decision-making for vehicle navigation and safety. despite the existing limitations in segmentation techniques, ongoing research and development efforts aim to advance segmentation methods, leading to more robust and accurate results across various domains. as digital image technology continues to evolve, the demand for advanced image processing techniques grows, driving innovation in segmentation methods. researchers are exploring novel approaches such as deep learning-based segmentation models, which leverage convolutional neural networks (cnns) to achieve superior segmentation accuracy and efficiency. these advanced models can automatically learn and extract features from images, enabling them to produce more precise segmentation results compared to traditional methods. additionally, efforts are underway to develop hybrid segmentation algorithms that combine the strengths of different techniques to address specific challenges in image segmentation. by pushing the boundaries of segmentation technology, researchers aim to unlock new opportunities for enhancing image analysis, interpretation, and understanding across diverse applications and industries. 3.3. image reconstruction technique during digital image acquisition and processing, various factors contribute to the degradation of image resolution, primarily including blurriness, noise, and distortion. blurriness can arise from factors such as the sensor's shape and size, optical blur induced by the performance of optical components (e.g., the point spread function psf), and motion blur resulting from the movement of the captured object. moreover, with the rapid advancements in ct technology, image reconstruction techniques are progressively evolving. among the digital image reconstruction technologies, ct iterative reconstruction stands out as one of the most extensively utilized methods. this technology employs a linear processing approach, enabling noise reduction through mathematical methods in the image space. by iterating through the original data space, artifacts can be minimized, resolution enhanced, and reconstruction accelerated. in medical imaging, x-rays pass through the human body and become attenuated, after which they are measured by instruments. this attenuation process, known as the radon inverse transformation, restores the profile of the human body from the radon transform results. mri, on the other hand, operates on a more complex principle based on the phenomenon of nuclear magnetic resonance. when exposed to a strong magnetic field, hydrogen nuclei split into high and low-energy states. upon receiving a radio frequency pulse, these nuclei transition between energy states, emitting electromagnetic signals as they return to their original states. variations in the recovery rates of different atomic nuclei, such as hydrogen atoms in water and fat, produce contrasting signals that facilitate imaging. 4. advantages of image techniques the process of digital image processing technology involves converting image signals into digital signals, a task performed by computers, hence also referred to as computer image processing technology. this process encompasses image denoising, enhancement, restoration, and coding. over time, the reproducibility of digital image processing 115 technology has markedly improved, aided by various external factors and advancements in artificial intelligence technology [10]. digital image processing technology exhibits several distinct application characteristics compared to traditional image processing technology. firstly, it offers superior reproducibility. in daily communication, copying, pasting, and processing images may result in blurring and loss of original image information. however, with digital image processing technology, since images undergo digital conversion, the original data can be accurately restored, ensuring faithful reproduction without distortion, even during analog image processing, storage, copying, and transmission operations. secondly, digital image technology enables precision processing. with advancements in deep learning-based digital image technology, analog images can be digitized into twodimensional arrays with remarkable accuracy. technical personnel can achieve high precision by adjusting array parameters during processing, ensuring precise conversion from analog to digital images[11]. furthermore, digital image processing technology offers flexibility in processing scope. unlike optical processing, it can perform both linear and non-linear operations, allowing for processing diverse image and graphic information. this flexibility finds application across various fields, from satellite image processing in aviation to intelligent license plate recognition in transportation. lastly, digital image processing technology finds wideranging applications. by digitally converting images from different channels into two-dimensional arrays, it enables centralized collection and processing of image information. integrated into the curriculum system of information technology and computer majors, it addresses interdisciplinary integration needs and enhances the training of computer professionals in knowledge, skills, and quality. with its broad applicability, digital image processing technology significantly contributes to the advancement of communication engineering in today's multifaceted multimedia communication landscape. 5. conclusion digital image processing technology boasts a remarkably high application rate, offering advantages beyond those of analog image processing technology. this paper delves into the fundamental concepts and principles of digital image processing technology, leveraging the integration of artificial intelligence and deep learning. it elucidates the benefits of digital image processing 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"research on generative artificial intelligence for virtual financial robo-advisor." academic journal of science and technology 10.1 (2024): 74-80. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 65 the electronic lock of fingerprint identification zhiren zhu * college of electrical engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin, china * corresponding author email: 710203401@qq.com abstract: biometrics is more and more widely used in the security system, with the current realistic needs as a starting point, a microcontroller-based fingerprint identification electronic lock design method is proposed to realize the transformation from the traditional security system door locks to the new fingerprint identification electronic locks. this design uses the matrix keyboard to enter the password and fingerprint to unlock the door in two ways: through the fingerprint module to collect fingerprints; stm32 microcontroller as the main control module of the fingerprint identification electronic lock, the fingerprints collected by the as608 fingerprint module and the fingerprints in the memory of the microcontroller will be compared, and the results will be displayed on the screen, the comparison is successful to open the lock, and vice versa does not open the lock. through the 4x4 matrix keyboard to realize the password unlocking; stm32 microcontroller as the main control module of the fingerprint identification electronic lock, the password entered on the matrix keyboard and the password in the memory of the microcontroller will be compared, and the unlocking result will be displayed on the screen. this design has the advantages of small size, high cost-effectiveness and reliable safety factor. the overall test results of the system show that the fingerprint identification electronic lock functions normally, and the functional modules work stably, realizing the basic functions that the fingerprint identification electronic lock has, which can be used for door locks and other various devices that need security locks. keywords: fingerprint lock; stm32 microcontroller; fingerprint recognition; biometrics. 1. introduction with the continuous improvement of modern science and technology, in order to meet the basic human needs of clothing, food, housing, transportation, people's lives are undergoing unprecedented changes, began to pay more attention to the quality of life, security awareness has also increased, especially in the field of smart home, the traditional security system is threatened, the rapid development of biometrics [1], so that the fingerprints of the people to produce new design concepts, each person's fingerprints is the only one, biometrics and electronic locks, fingerprint identification electronic locks on the use of the birth of. fingerprint identification electronic lock [2] is a kind of locks with more functions compared with traditional electronic locks. the traditional door locks use the verification method of things and things, such as keys, ic door magnetic cards, passwords and other verification methods, as long as you have the "key" can open the "door", do not need to confirm that the person who owns the "key" is who, these methods now seem to have gradually reduced security, easy to lose, and vulnerable to forgery and theft. who is the person who owns this "key", these methods now seem to have gradually reduced security, easy to lose, and very easy to be forged and stolen. the emergence of biometrics has greatly reduced this possibility. therefore, a lock with fingerprint recognition function has been occupying an increasingly important role, and has been commonly used by human beings. 2. fingerprint identification electronic lock overall design 2.1. fingerprint identification electronic lock overall architecture this design uses stm32 [3] as the control chip and fingerprint collector, display module, and matrix keyboard as the basic external devices to design a fingerprint identification electronic lock based on microcontroller [4]. the main execution process is as follows, the fingerprint image is captured on the fingerprint module, then sent to the main control chip, compared with the fingerprint information stored in the main control chip, and the result is displayed on the display module; or enter the password through the matrix keyboard, and compared with the password stored in the main control chip; in case of authentication error, the buzzer emits an alarm sound and locks the combination lock from any operation, which completes the fingerprint identification this completes the function of fingerprint identification electronic lock system. 2.2. fingerprint recognition electronic lock design solution the design solution of this paper will be developed in two aspects, hardware design and software design. the important components of the hardware part are microcontroller development board [5], diode display, physical press keypad, fingerprint identification device, and lock body. the software part is written using keil 5 [6] and downloaded using stlink, this design is low cost and high security, the information is processed through stm32, which avoids the complexity of the program as well as the hardware circuitry in the design, which is the main point to be considered in the design of this program. according to the existing level of development of fingerprint electronic locks, there are often the following two options: program 1: fingerprint identification electronic lock based on stc89c51 microcontroller [7] compatible with intel 8051 integrated circuit chip [8] is the most common entry is a microcontroller, compared to other microcontrollers, its operating system is simple and complete, and has multiplication and division instructions, easy 66 programming, but 51 microcontroller i / o pin high level when no output capacity, running the program is too slow, it is easy to burn the chip. therefore, the system of using 51 microcontroller to control the fingerprint identification electronic lock has been obsolete. program 2: fingerprint identification electronic lock based on stm32 microcontroller stm32 series microcontroller is a high-performance ultralow-power microcontroller introduced by arm, selected stm32 enhanced series, which can realize complex functions at the lowest cost, with the largest integration, first-class peripherals, and processing information at a fast speed, simple structure, easy to operate, powerful, more internal resources than the stc89c51 microcontroller, equivalent to the computer's cpu, applicable to a wide range of. by comparing the above two solutions in terms of safety factor, workload, operation difficulty, information processing speed of the main control chip and cost, this system adopts the second solution, that is, it adopts the stm32 microcontroller, which is powerful, fast in processing information and low in cost, as the main control chip of the fingerprint identification electronic lock. the structure diagram of the overall control system program is shown in figure 1. figure 1. structure of the overall scheme of the control system 2.3. hardware architecture according to the design requirements of fingerprint identification and the internal structure and characteristics of stm32 series microcontroller, the overall design idea of the hardware of fingerprint identification electronic lock is proposed. taking stm32 microcontroller as the central core controller, the fingerprint module transfers the received fingerprint information to the central core controller or the input information from the matrix keyboard to the central core controller, and after arithmetic and processing, it then transfers the control signals to the lock cylinder driving circuit to complete the function of whether to unlock the door and show it on the display. the hardware part of the fingerprint identification electronic lock mainly includes the stm32f103c8t6 core main control system, fingerprint module, and display module and other components. each module is described as follows: 1. stm32f103c8t6 core master control system stm32f103c8t6 microcontroller development board minimum system board as the core control unit of the whole system, will be the upper computer to pass over the information received and processed, transformed into the core lock drive control signals, so that the fingerprint identification electronic locks to carry out accurate unlocking. 2. fingerprint module fingerprint module [9] plays a role in connecting the upper computer and the lower computer, the signals transmitted to the microcontroller, after the fingerprint module for processing, the fingerprint acquisition and results reported to the upper computer, the upper computer locking program and effective information sent to the lower computer controller in real time, the stm32f103c8t6 microcontroller automatically realize highly accurate fingerprint identification processing, so that the locking process can be carried out smoothly. the process of unlocking can be carried out smoothly. 3. display module the display module plays a role in connecting the device and the user. the microcontroller displays the next operation on the screen, and the user performs the next operation according to the displayed information, so that the unlocking process can be carried out smoothly. 2.4. software architecture the design of fingerprint identification electronic lock based on stm32 microcontroller, in order to higher precision fingerprint identification, the fingerprints are recorded in the atk-as608 fingerprint module and stored and numbered, and then swipe the fingerprints, scanning the fingerprints to obtain fingerprint information, and the stored fingerprints for comparison, judgment, and to decide whether to unlock the door or not; or through the matrix keypad enter the 6-digit password to unlock the door. when we want to delete the fingerprint, we enter the administrator mode through the matrix keyboard, input the 6-digit password, and after passing it, we can delete it with the number of the fingerprint. system software as the most important part of the whole software system, especially in the method of processing fingerprint information and password information, will determine whether the fingerprint identification electronic lock can be stable, fast and accurate operation. 3. fingerprint identification electronic lock hardware design 3.1. hardware system overall design the fingerprint identification electronic lock is designed based on stm32 microcontroller, the hardware part of the design schematic to start the design, only the correct schematic can make the fingerprint identification electronic lock normal operation, in the design process, the software part can be debugged, but the hardware part of the design can not be modified once the welding is completed, therefore, the design of the hardware circuit must be checked several times. the hardware circuit is designed using altium designer 6.9 [10]. 3.1.1. system block diagram design hardware circuits are designed using altium designer 6.9 according to the functions that need to be realized, and the unit circuits and peripheral circuits are independently designed, debugged, and connected to other modules, and finally nested logically to achieve the overall design, the specific hardware block diagram design is shown in figure 2. figure 2. block diagram of the overall hardware design 67 3.1.2. schematic design of the system in the design process, although each module is separated, it is only necessary to place the same network markers on the pins that need to be connected. through this method of placing network labels, on the one hand, to avoid a large number of wires connected to the problem of error, making the overall circuit diagram looks clear, on the other hand, it is easy to troubleshoot the possible errors after welding. the overall circuit diagram of the fingerprint lock is shown in figure 3. figure 3. fingerprint recognition electronic lock schematic diagram 4. software design of the system in this design of fingerprint identification electronic lock, the microcontroller is the main controller, mainly sends commands to the matrix keypad, fingerprint module and display, and accepts the commands and data returned from these three modules, so the software part of the program is mainly developed for the matrix keypad and display. this design uses flowchart to sort out the relationship, which can make the whole programming idea clearer and has strong logic. the software development environment is the microcontroller software keil 5, due to the many functions to be accomplished in this design, the use of a single source file will bring great difficulty to programming, so we will create multiple source files and header files to add to a project, and then downloaded to the microcontroller to execute. 4.1. software development environment as the fingerprint identification electronic lock is a piece of equipment through the upper computer to control the lower computer to achieve the function of unlocking, so it is necessary to use the relevant software for the development of the system, for the upper part of the computer needs to display the relevant information on the screen; the lower part of the computer is based on the mcu control system for the control of the peripheral modules for the design. the whole fingerprint identification electronic lock needs to achieve the function of program writing using keil 5. after the program part is written, use stlink to download the written program to the microcontroller. 4.2. main program flow chart the overall execution process of the fingerprint lock is as follows: first initialize all parts of the hardware module, including the display module, matrix keyboard module, fingerprint identification module. then it is divided into directly inputting the password or judging whether there is a finger pressing on the fingerprint collector module; the background management mode has four parts: modifying the administrator password and unlocking password, adding fingerprints, deleting individual fingerprints, and deleting all fingerprints. the "#" indicates the confirmation function, and the "*" indicates the function of returning to the previous step. the main program flow chart is shown in figure 4. figure 4. main flow chart of the program 4.3. keyboard detection scanning program design the main function of the matrix keyboard in the peripheral circuit is to interact with the user and control the whole process by pressing the keys. the main function of the microcontroller is to determine whether a key is pressed or not, as well as to determine the key value based on the pressed key and to perform the function expected by that key. the keypad detection scanning flowchart is shown in figure 5. figure 5. keyboard scanning flowchart 4.4. oled display design the main role of the display module is to display the execution results of the system on the screen, which serves as a medium between the electronic lock and the user, and based on the information displayed on the screen, the user selects the next operation to be executed according to his personal needs. the oled display flowchart is shown in figure 6. 68 figure 6. oled display flowchart 4.5. fingerprint module programming figure 7 . flowchart for entering fingerprints figure 8. flowchart of fingerprint swiping the role of the fingerprint module is mainly to realize the collection of fingerprints, and the collected fingerprints will be sent to the host computer, by the host computer to determine the need to perform the operation, enter the fingerprint flowchart shown in figure 7. the fingerprint swipe flowchart is shown in figure 8. 5. summarize in the future, i believe that the fingerprint identification of the electronic lock will be applied in more fields. in 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[10] yangwei cui,and hongwei li." an exploration of circuit design in altium designer." electronics world .08(2021):4142. doi:10.19353/j.cnki.dzsj.2021.08.020. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 49 system design of microcrystal freezing sleeping equipment and research on effect of foie gras fast cooling equipment lijun ma 1, he zhu 2, xiaojian xu 3, yanxia xing 2, bo li 2, yang yu 2 and mengliu zhu 2 1 shandong chunguan food co., ltd, china 2 shandong agricultural engineering college, china 3 rural revitalization research institute of shandong institute of industry and research on green and health, china abstract: the purpose of this paper is to design the heat exchanger copper tube in the microcrystalline freezing sleeping equipment system and explore the freezing effect of the foie gras fast cooling equipment. by using solid works 2021 to design the heat exchanger of the copper tube, it is applied to the microcrystalline freezing sleeping equipment. exploring the cooling time of microcrystal freezing sleeping equipment and freezing refrigerator; the extraction rate of foie gras juice at different temperatures after being treated by microcrystalline freezing equipment was investigated, and the optimum freezing temperature was obtained. compare the juice leaching rate, cooked meat loss rate, color difference, shear force physicochemical properties of foie gras after different treatment methods. the results show that it takes 12.5 min for the body temperature to reach -18℃ by using the frozen sleeping equipment, which is better than 240 min in the refrigerator. when the temperature of the instrument is set at -20℃, the juice leaching rate is the least. there was no significant difference in the cooking loss rate and sap leaching rate between the treatment group and the liquid nitrogen treatment group. there was no significant difference in color difference among the three freezing groups. there was no significant difference between the tenderness of foie gras treated by microcrystalline freezing device and that of fresh meat group. thus, the feasibility of changing the copper tube of heat exchanger to improve the efficiency of the equipment is verified, which provides a theoretical basis for the comprehensive utilization of the rapid cooling equipment in the future. keywords: microcrystalline freezing; crushing degree; foie gras; heat exchanger copper tube; freeze effect. 1. preface as one of the common meat consumed by people, foie liver is deeply loved by the majority of people, which is rich in protein, fat, vitamin b, niacin, calcium, phosphorus, iron, cholesterol and other ingredients, and has the effect of nourishing qi and stomach, promoting rehabilitation and weight loss[1][2]. according to statistics, in 2020, the global foie gras consumption 59.57 million tons, china's foie gras consumption 8.84 million tons, accounting for 16.1% ranked second, only second to the united states (21.3%), but china's foie gras per capita consumption is only 6.29 kg / person · year, far lower than the world average level. the production of foie gras in 2022 was 7.18 million tons, an increase of 3.0% over 2021 [3] secondly, with the development of the current catering industry, people's demand for fresh meat products has greatly increased. in order to ensure the quality of meat products and the supply and demand of meat products, rapid freezing technology is an appropriate and effective solution. but at present, rapid freezing is mostly air freezing, dry ice freezing and liquid nitrogen freezing[4]. rapid freezing machinery is mostly frozen in liquid nitrogen, while liquid nitrogen is extremely volatile, difficult to recover and expensive. when applied to food, it will greatly improve its storage and use cost[5][6]. therefore, in the 1990s by japan's yamada, president invented and pioneered the frozen sleep technology, guangdong pacific nick technology co., ltd to further improve the technology and optimization, and put forward the frozen sleep technology freezing speed is about 1 / 20, is liquid nitrogen freezing time about 1 / 8 of the operating cost, greatly improve the production efficiency and the added value of products [7]. frozen sleep technology is a kind of liquid as the medium of high-speed freezing technology, often use a variety of refrigerant as the medium, more edible liquid, and put forward the frozen sleep technology frozen food, because cell tissue is not destroyed, color, flavor will not change, after thawing can restore the original freshness, but there are solute penetration problems. li xiaoyan et al. proposed to improve the refrigerant composition and combine the magnetic field auxiliary technology with liquid fluidization technology, use magnetic field technology to control or inhibit the growth of ice crystals, break the "boundary layer" of the food surface of the boundary with the high-speed turbulent flow of liquid fluid freezing technology, reduce the boundary heat resistance and enhance the heat transfer rate. this approach is undoubtedly complicated in terms of technology and its cost [8]. based on this, some scholars have put forward the microcrystal frozen sleep technology again. in the field of microcrystal frozen sleep technology, most of the liquid high-speed freezing technology, can make food ice grains smaller. however, a new problem will arise. if ethanol is used as a refrigerant, as the temperature continues to drop and the freezing point of ethanol is very low, ethanol will become very sticky, which will cause the original cooling rate to slow down [9][11]. in addition, when improving the refrigeration equipment to improve the cooling efficiency, most of the research is focused on the improvement of the refrigeration compressor, or studying the improvement of the cooling pipeline. xian zhijian et al. proposed that the heat exchange effect of 5 mm copper tube heat exchanger is better than that of 7 mm copper tube heat exchanger, which can save a lot of copper and 50 aluminum, and reduce the refrigerant charge [12][13]. zhang peng proposed the forming process of wing heat exchanger and further pointed out that with the technical development of refrigeration industry and the further strict control of environmental protection regulations, improving the heat transfer coefficient of heat transfer unit structure is a necessary means to improve the overall heat transfer performance of heat exchanger and make up for the low performance of alternative refrigerant[14]. however, few studies have been done to improve the refrigeration efficiency by directly increasing the contact area through the number of heat exchanger rings. therefore, the purpose of this research is to develop a core component for the refrigerator to solve the above problemscopper tube heat exchanger. in the application of this copper pipe, the freezing efficiency will be greatly improved, and the problem of slow refrigeration rate when ethanol is used as a refrigerant will be solved. by comparing the effect with the refrigeration refrigerator and liquid nitrogen freezing, the physical and chemical properties of the sample are analyzed and analyzed, so as to verify its efficient ability, which once again proves the feasibility of liquid circulation rapid freezing technology. 2. experimental materials 2.1. raw material preparation the foie gras used in the experiment were all bovine tendon meat, removed from oil and fascia, and evenly divided into 100.00 g (± 0.20 g) for each group. 2.2. experimental reagents and instruments table 1. main chemical reagents reagent rank vender absolute ethyl alcohol ar tianjin fuyu fine chemical co., ltd table 2. main instruments and equipment instrument model vender electronic analytical balance type al104 mettler-toldo instruments ltd vacuum sealing insurer type of qh-66 zhejiang qunhai electronic technology co., ltd color difference instrument the wr-10qc type shenzhen weiwei optoelectronic technology co., ltd uk sms proformer ta. type xt plus c uk stable micro systems inc vacuum packaging bag of the 30cm 20cm type foshan hongchen packaging materials co., ltd low temperature constant temperature sink and dc-30 type 10 changzhou guowang instrument manufacturing co., ltd ice box the bcd-471 wdcd type haier nitrogen canister the yds-15 type east asia electromechanical co., ltd probe thermometer type 8807 the deli group company limited 3. experimental method 3.1. heat exchanger copper pipe model establishment and instrument and equipment development 3.1.1. drawing of the basic sketch figure 1. the basic sketch first, the basic sketch is drawn. the copper tube design is based on the rounded rectangle. in order to facilitate the subsequent scanning auxiliary line from the inside of the rotating body, the establishment of the rounded rectangle adopts the mirror image technique. the origin is selected on the basic surface of the upper view, and two vertical auxiliary lines are constructed, and two auxiliary lines are connected in the form of spline curve. in order to ensure the symmetry of the subsequent mirror image, the endpoints of the spline are tangent to the two auxiliary lines respectively, and the 1 / 4 image is fully defined. with the vertical auxiliary line as the base line, mirror the 1 / 4 figure to get the 1 / 2 base figure. take the horizontal auxiliary line as the base line and mirror the 1 / 2 image to obtain the rounded rectangular base figure. 3.1.2. surface stretching and scanning figure 2. stretch scan the auxiliary line in the basic sketch is changed to the construction line, so that the graph forms a closed loop, and the graph convex platform is stretched in the features to obtain the cylinder with rounded rectangle as the bottom surface. switch the view to the front view, take the midpoint above the front view graph as the starting point, and make the vertical line down. switch the view to the right view, the following 51 midpoint is the starting point, the right extension, and the extension length is greater than the rotation diameter of the cylinder when the midline is used as the rotation line. then the surface was scanned, and the sketch outline was selected, taking the new two auxiliary lines as the path, selecting the contour orientation changing with the path, setting the contour torsion value, and the torsion control was set as the number of circles. according to the previous research of japanese scholars, the circle ratio was set as 14 circles with the optimal liquid ratio and volume ratio as the reference to generate the scanning image. select the image in the conversion entity, and select all the faces to cross, and get the intersection curve. to facilitate the subsequent operation, only to keep the intersecting curve, hide all the rotating faces, and only keep the curve. scan the intersection curve to the surface, set the outline to the circular outline, change the path to 3d sketch, select the inner diameter is tentatively 5 mm to obtain the 3d diagram of copper pipe. figure 3. 3d composition of copper pipe of heat exchanger 3.1.3. development of microcrystal frozen sleep equipment the copper tube of the heat exchanger is transferred to the external professionals for stability measurement and development, and the microcrystal frozen sleep instrument is applied. the instrument is compact structure, the shell is high quality steel plate spray, the liner is made of stainless-steel material, add pulley foot with locking device, can be easily moved and fixed. the minimum temperature control range can reach-30℃, the volume is 10 l, and the data is set by cnc panel. as shown in figure 4, figure 5. figure 4. overall diagram of microcrystalline cryosleep equipment figure 5. internal diagram of microcrystal frozen sleep equipment 3.2. effect verification 3.2.1. comparative measurement of cooling time between different treatment groups table 3. instrument selection processing group brand model refrigerator (-18℃) haier the bcd-471 wdcd type microcrystalline equipment (-18℃) chang wang and dc-30 type 10 20 turn on the power supply, add the refrigerant alcohol to the instrument, and record the time taken to drop from room temperature to-18℃ and-25℃. when the temperature of the instrument and the refrigerator reaches-18℃, take 6 groups of 100.00 g (± 0g) foie gras in each group, each 3 groups are a large group, placed in the instrument and the refrigerator, record the time when the meat temperature reaches-18℃, and contrast with the refrigeration time of the refrigerator. 3.2.2. the instrument is optimal for refrigeration temperature measurement 3.2.2.1 sample preparation.1 take 18 groups, each group is 100.00 g (± 0.20 g) of beef tendon meat, remove oil, and remove the shape as consistent as possible, each 3 groups are a large group, numbered 1~18, vacuum package. 3.2.2.2 sample determination the instrument is pre-cooled in advance, and the temperature gradient is-10℃, -14℃, -18℃, -20℃, -22℃ and-25℃. to be frozen, freeze the water and freeze for 15 min, wipe the surface moisture, and weigh the balance to calculate the juice leaching rate [15]. comparing the average juice aching rate in each group to obtain the optimal temperature. sap leaching rate is calculated according to formula (1): p 100% (1) in formula: p —— sap leaching rate, % w1—— mass of foie gras before freezing, g w2—— mass of foie gras after freezing, g 52 3.2.3. determination of the color difference 3.2.3.1 sample preparation.1 take 12 groups, each group 100.00 g (± 0.20 g) of beef tendon meat, oil, tendon, shape as much as possible, each 3 groups for 1 group, number 1~12, vacuum packaging, each group was recorded as, original foie gras, -18℃ refrigerator frozen foie gras, frozen sleep equipment optimal temperature treatment foie gras, liquid nitrogen treatment foie gras. numbers a, b, c, and d. 3.2.3.2 sample determination freeze the frozen sample, stand still for 15 min, wipe the surface moisture, carefully placed under the color difference meter, read a value, b value, l value, calculate the total color difference δ e, and compare the total color difference of foie gras in different treatment methods [16]. δ e is calculated according to formula (2): ∆e a-a b b l l (2) 3.2.4. determination of cooking loss rate and juice leaching rate 3.2.4.1 sample preparation.1 sun hongxia, zheng jiaxu and others judged the water holding ability of meat by the cooking loss rate and the juice leaching rate [17][18]. take 24 groups, each group 100.00 g (± 0.20 g) bovine tendon meat, oil, tendon, shape as far as possible, each 3 groups for 1 group, number 1~24, of which 1~12 groups used to determine cooking loss rate, 13~24 groups measured juice leaching rate, vacuum packaging, the original goose liver, -18℃ refrigerator frozen treatment foie gras, frozen sleep equipment optimal temperature treatment foie gras, liquid nitrogen treatment foie gras recorded as a, b, c, d. 3.2.4.2 sample determination.1 the processed foie gras was thawed, steamed in boiling water for 30 min, and then wiped away, the cooking loss rate is calculated by the following formula (3), and the juice leaching rate is calculated according to the above formula (1): ρ ×100% (3) in formula: ρ —— cooking loss rate, % m1—— quality of foie gras before steaming, g m2—— goose of goose after quality, g 3.2.5. determination of the shear force 3.2.5.1 sample preparation.1 take 12 groups, each group 100.00 g (± 0.20 g) of beef tendon meat, oil, tendon, shape as much as possible, each 3 groups for 1 group, number 1~12, vacuum packaging, each group was recorded as, original foie gras, -18℃ refrigerator frozen foie gras, frozen sleep equipment optimal temperature treatment foie gras, liquid nitrogen treatment foie gras. numbers a, b, c, and d. 3.2.5.2 sample determination.2 the treated foie gras was chilled, dried, and several 2 cm 2 cm 2 cm meat cubes were taken for each small sample [19] [20]in three sets of parallel tests, the head of the knife and the texture direction of the meat were vertical [21]. table 4. shear force parameter setting method probe model pre-measurement rate measure the rate post-test rate determination distance initial excitation force warnerbratzler hdp/bsw 2.0 mm/s 1.0 mm/s 2.0 mm/s 33 mm 10 g 3.3. data processing data were processed with spss 26.0 and origin 2021 analysis. 4. results analysis 4.1. analysis of the instrument refrigeration time the cooling time can have a better reaction refrigeration efficiency. the data intuitively shows that with the gradual decrease of the target temperature range, the cooling time and the total time increase accordingly. to reach lower temperatures, it takes longer to reach the predetermined temperature, which is the commonality of the freezing equipment. from the perspective of refrigeration time, the time required for the equipment to drop from room temperature of 25℃ to-18℃ is 26.5 min. by consulting the refrigerator instructions, the time required for the refrigeration refrigerator to drop from room temperature to18℃ is 32 min, which is not much difference between the two. the time required for cooling increases significantly at the target temperature near or below-23℃. especially below23℃, the cooling time takes more than 10 minutes. therefore, when using the instrument, consider opening the refrigeration function early before operation to ensure that the desired temperature is reached if necessary. table 5. refrigeration time of the instrument figure 5 instrument cooling time temperature range (℃) time consuming (min) total time (min) 25~0 10 10 0~-10 5.5 15.5 -10~-11 0.5 16 -11~-12 0.5 16.5 -12~-13 1 17.5 -13~-14 1 18.5 -14~-15 1.5 20 -15~-16 1.5 21.5 -16~-17 2 23.5 -17~-18 3 26.5 -18~-19 3 29.5 -19~-20 3.5 33 -20~-21 4 37 -21~-22 4 41 -22~-23 6.5 47.5 -23~-24 7 54.5 -24~-25 10 64.5 in terms of the freezing performance of the meat samples, the freezing temperature was set to-18℃, and the preheating was completely. the meat samples were placed in the instrument and the refrigerator respectively, and the complete freezing time was 12.5 m in and 240.0 min respectively, which is far better than the freezing effect of the refrigerator. 53 according to the analysis, because the refrigerator takes air as the medium and the cooling air circulation is not good, the cooling system inside the refrigerator may have "hot zone" and "cold zone", resulting in different temperatures in different positions, affecting the cooling rate of the sample. 4.2. the instrument is most suitable for refrigeration temperature analysis with the juice immersion rate, the device optimal refrigeration temperature is obtained indirectly. this test study shows that as the temperature decreases, the juice loss rate gradually decreases and then increases, when at-10℃, 12℃ and-24℃, the immersion rate is not different (p> 0); at18℃ and-22℃, but not significant from other groups; at-20℃, the juice immersion rate is the least, reaching 3%, significant difference with other groups (p <0). according to the juice leaching rate, it is generally believed that the shorter the freezing time, the faster the water content in meat products froze, and the less the leaching rate.05.77.05 [22] 4.3. color difference analysis color difference is an important indicator to evaluate sensory, and also as an important indicator to measure the freshness of meat [23][24]. the results of this test showed that after thawing (p <0). no significant difference in groups b, c and d (p> 0.05). 05 according to figure 2, the total color difference of frozen meat will increase. the main reason is that the freezing of foie gras leads to the surface water loss, and the surface brightness of the meat increases, thus increasing the l * value. although there was no significant difference in the total color difference value in groups b, c and d, the a * value and b * had different changes. for the reasons, the meat was exposed to air and caused the reaction of myoglobin with oxygen and microbial metabolites on the surface in goose liver[24]. in general, the microcrystal equipment handles meat samples in color sense and other freezing methods. 4.4. analysis of cooking loss rate and juice leaching rate the juice leaching rate and the cooking loss rate reflect the water retention of meat, and also reflect the quality of meat to some extent[25].05.05. the results of this experiment showed that when the meat samples were treated with different freezing methods, the cooking loss rate of group b compared with group a, c and d (p <0), and the cooking loss rate of group a compared with group b, c and d (p <0). current theory is that in traditional freezing, the formation of large crystals inside food can cause damage to the cell wall, making the food tissue loose and seeping water[26], thus resulting in a higher cooking loss rate. rapid freezing prevents the formation of these large crystals, so that the cellular structure of the food is not destroyed, leading to potentially lower cooking losses. the result can be analyzed from figure 8 to fit the common theory. it can be found that the cooking loss rate and juice leaching rate are affected by the freezing mode and greatly affected. the freezing sleeping equipment is better in controlling the cooking loss rate and juice leaching rate than the refrigerator freezing, which is not different from the liquid nitrogen freezing. 4.5. shear force analysis muscle fiber, muscle connective tissue, and intramuscular fat are the most important factors affecting the tenderness of meat, and the shear force can more directly reflect the tenderness of meat [27]. 05. the results of this experiment prove that the shear force level in group b is significantly different compared with the other groups (p <0). group d has significant shear force compared to other groups (p <0). there was no significant difference in the shear force level in groups a and c (p> 0). 05.05. goose liver samples after the refrigerator-18℃ frozen, shear force rise significantly, analyze the reason, after freezing and water thawing treatment, goose liver muscle fibers become irregular, protein molecules may degeneration or condensation, moisture loss degree, makes the goose liver internal become more dry, tight, thus increasing its shear force. as a result, foie gras frozen before thawed may be more difficult to chew and digest than fresh foie gras, and can vary in taste and texture. after the goose liver sample is frozen by liquid nitrogen, the shear force decreases. the reasons are analyzed. one is that the liquid nitrogen freezing temperature of liquid nitrogen is very low, the water in the goose liver sample is crystallized quickly, and then formed a larger crystal, but these crystals will destroy the tissue structure of the goose liver. and the very low temperature makes the foie gras produce liquid nitrogen frostbite, its performance is that when the freezing is finished, when the freezing is completed, the foie gras tissue is frozen, so the probe is easier to divide the foie gras, thus showing the decrease of shear force. the second is oxidation. in the process of liquid nitrogen freezing, although the vacuum encapsulation sample is used when freezing, the freezing resistance of the packaging material cannot withstand the freezing temperature of liquid ammonia-196℃, making the packaging material brittle, and when freezing and freezing, the oxygen in the air will oxidize with the fat and other components in foie gras. this oxidation accelerates the rancidity of the goose liver fat, which causes it to become soft and affect the shear force. in conclusion, the shear force index effect of goose liver samples frozen by microcrystal equipment is better than that of refrigerator freezing and liquid nitrogen freezing, that is, the preservation effect is good. 5. conclusion in this experiment, the model is designed by s olid works 2021 software. the basic image is mirror, and the stereo image designs a heat exchanger copper tube in the way of convex body stretching and curved surface scanning. with the help of external personnel, it is measured and applied to obtain the microcrystal frozen sleep equipment. the cooling preheating time at different set temperatures is obtained by operation. the appropriate freezing temperature of the freezing instrument was obtained by comparing the juice leaching rate of goose liver samples at different cold temperatures. comparing the juice leaching rate, cooking loss rate, color difference and shear force of the goose liver samples under different freezing methods, so as to verify the feasibility of the heat exchanger copper tube and the advantages of freezing effect over other freezing. 77.05 the test results show that from the refrigeration time, the time required for the equipment to drop from room temperature of 25℃ to-18℃ is 26.5 min, and the time required for the refrigeration refrigerator to drop from room temperature to-18℃ is 32 min, with little difference between the two. in terms of the freezing performance of meat samples, the freezing temperature is set to-18℃, and in the 54 microcrystal freezing equipment and the refrigerator, the complete freezing time is better than the freezing effect of the refrigerator. from the optimal freezing temperature of the instrument, the juice immersion rate was the least to 3% at20℃, which was significantly different from the other groups. from the perspective of the total color difference of the sample, there was a significant difference between the original goose liver compared with the other groups. there was no significant difference between the refrigerator-18℃ freezing group, microcrystal-20℃ freezing group, and liquid nitrogen freezing groups (p> 0). from the perspective of juice leaching rate and cooking loss rate, there is a significant difference between the cooking loss rate of samples after refrigerator-18℃ freezing treatment compared with-20℃ treatment and liquid nitrogen freezing treatment. in terms of shear force, there were significant differences in group b compared with other groups. the shear force of the liquid nitrogen freezing group varied significantly compared with the other groups. there was no significant difference in the shear force level between the original goose liver group and the microcrystal device-20℃ frozen group (p> 0).05. to sum up, the copper tube of the heat exchanger has a good freezing effect when applied to the instrument, which provides a theoretical basis for the comprehensive utilization of the subsequent circulation refrigeration instrument. compared with the ordinary freezing equipment, the freezing time is shortened, thus greatly improving the efficiency of rapid freezing. in terms of refrigerant, it achieves low loss and recycling, reduces the cost of quick-freezing, improves its commercial value, and further meets the demand for rapid freezing in the current industry environment. 6. looking forward rapid freezing has a wide range of application fields both now and in the future, which can not only be applied to agricultural and livestock products, but also to other fields such as medical treatment (such as blood, semen freezing, animal samples, etc.). therefore, a good quick-freezing technology is the basis for the development of excellent products and food industries. the design of the heat exchanger copper pipe and its practical application, to a certain extent to achieve the corresponding effect. however, in terms of experiments, it is a pity that there are some problems in the liquid nitrogen freezing group. for example, when freezing, there is no packaging materials that can withstand ultra-low temperature. after freezing, the materials become brittle and cannot achieve the vacuum effect, which makes the sample contact with air and liquid nitrogen, resulting in sample pollution and error in the 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[28] destefanis g, brugiapaglia a , barge m t ,et al.relationship between foie gras consumer tenderness perception and warner-bratzler shear force[j] .meat ence, 2008, 78(3): 153156. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 46 trajectory tracking control algorithm of two‐wheel rutting model yuanhong dan, haiyang zhong college of computer science and engineering, chongqing university of technology, chongqing, 400054, china abstract: in the development of unmanned two-wheeled self-balancing vehicle, it is very important to consider the trajectory tracking of unmanned two-wheeled self-balancing vehicle. in order to study the track tracking problem of unmanned twowheeled self-balancing vehicle, the kinematic model of unmanned two-wheeled vehicle and the relation between its roll angle and the kinematic model were established. the simulation platform is built to realize the unmanned two-wheeled vehicle and realize the circular track tracking at 5m/s, and the tracking performance of the track tracking controller under the circular track is verified. keywords: unmanned two-wheeled vehicle; trajectory tracking control; model predictive control; kinematic model. 1. introduction with the continuous improvement of the intelligent demand for vehicles and the continuous improvement of autonomous technology, researchers have also begun to pay attention to the autonomous driving problem of unmanned vehicles. unmanned two-wheelers have only one rut and can show good maneuvering performance under narrow conditions. however, unmanned two-wheelers are a complex nonlinear, strongly coupled and multi-variable natural unstable system, so there are few studies on the trajectory tracking control of unmanned two-wheelers. in 2021, singh,r [1], a foreign scholar, optimized the steady-state deviation and transient response by optimizing the proportional, integral and differential controllers (pid), thereby improving the stability of the system and adjusting the balance of the vehicle. domestic scholars have also done a lot of research on unmanned two-wheeler trajectory tracking. cui leilei[2] established a nonlinear dynamics model for autonomous bicycles in 2022, and then divided it into two related subsystems: tracking and equalization. in the tracking system, the tractive force of the bicycle is calculated by the reverse method. in the equalization system, the optimal controller is used to determine the directional angular speed of the handle, so as to realize the adjustment of the vehicle. by using small gain technology, the problem of high coupling is solved by verifying the asymptotic stability of closed-loop bicycle control. the two-wheeled vehicle can track the expected trajectory with stable attitude. firstly, the kinematics model of unmanned two-wheeled vehicle is established. the next step is to establish the relationship between the kinematics model of the unmanned two-wheeler and the rolling angle of the vehicle. on this basis, a control algorithm for unmanned two-wheeled vehicle trajectory tracking considering model prediction is proposed. finally, through simulation, it is proved that the unmanned two-wheeled vehicle can track the desired trajectory while maintaining its attitude stability. 2. kinematic error model in order to realize the track tracking of unmanned twowheelers, the kinematic model of two-wheelers must be established to analyze the motion law of two-wheelers from the angle of geometry. the model mainly reflects the change of the speed and spatial position of the two-wheeled vehicle at different time points. it is assumed that the vehicle is driving on a good road surface, and the vehicle speed is controlled at [0m/s,6m/s], and on the premise that the vehicle's attitude is stable, the trajectory tracking controller is designed through the kinematic model [3-4]. without considering the vehicle dynamics model. in the inertial plane rectangular coordinate system involved, the x axis is horizontally to the right, and the y axis is vertically upward [5]. in the rectangular coordinate system of the twowheel chassis plane, the x axis is forward along the two-wheel ground point line, and the y axis is perpendicular to the twowheel ground point line and points to the left of the two-wheel. the angle between the x axis of the car body coordinate system and the x axis of the inertial coordinate system is the yaw angle, and the counterclockwise direction is defined as the positive direction. in the inertial plane rectangular coordinate system, the coordinates of the center of the front wheel and the center of the rear wheel of the unmanned two-wheel vehicle are , and , , is wheelbase, is the wheel speed of the rear wheel, ∆ is the motion steering angle of the unmanned two-wheeler. when an unmanned two-wheeler is driving, the speed at the center of the rear wheel x , y is: cos sinr r rv x y    (1) the kinematic constraints of the front and rear wheels of unmanned two-wheelers are: sin( ) cos( ) 0 sin cos 0 f f r r x y x y                 (2) combining formula 1 and formula 2, the velocity vector of the rear wheel in the inertial coordinate system is obtained: cos sin r r r r x v y v         (3) according to formula 2 and 3, and the geometric relationship between front and rear wheels, the yaw velocity can be obtained as: 47 tanrv l    (4) according to the yaw velocity and velocity of the rear wheel in the inertial coordinate system, the kinematics model of the unmanned two-wheeled vehicle is obtained by formulas 3 and 4: tan cos sin r r r r r r v l a v x v y v                 (5) is the acceleration of the rear wheels of the vehicle. according to formula 5, in the trajectory tracking control algorithm, when the system input is ∆ , converting the kinematic model into a linear vehicle error model can avoid the problem that is difficult to convert the system into a state space form due to the inclusion of input items. the following can be obtained: 1 2 3 cos sin tan r r r r r x v f y v f v f l                                   (6) select input ∆ , system state variable , then the general form of the system is: ( , )x f x u (7) the reference trajectory of the unmanned two-wheeler is determined, and assuming that every point on the reference trajectory satisfies the vehicle kinematics equation, it can be expressed as: ( , )ref ref refx f x u (8) ; ∆ ; represents the track reference. by expanding the taylor series of formula 8 and ignoring the higher order terms, we get: ( , ) ( , ) | ( ) ( , ) | ( ) ref ref ref ref f x u x f x u x x x f x u u u u           (9) subtract formula 9 from formula 8 to get a linearized kinematic error model: 0 0 sin 0 0 cos 0 0 0 ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref x x v x x e y y v y y                                       2 cos 0 sin 0 tan cos ref r ref ref ref ref ref ref v v v l l                      (10) at this time, the controlled quantity is the error between the real-time path of the two-wheel vehicle and the reference trajectory, so the coefficient matrix is determined with the target trajectory [6-7]. 3. model predictive controller model predictive control (mpc) estimates the future control input through the historical state quantity to simulate the output at the next moment, and solves the constrained optimization problem on a rolling basis to achieve real-time control [8]. model predictive control is composed of model prediction, rolling optimization and feedback correction. formula 10 belongs to the continuous equation of state, and it needs to be discretized before model predictive control [9] : ( 1) ( )e k e k e ae bu t       (11) collation available: 2 , , 1 0 sin ( 1) 0 1 cos ( ) 0 0 1 cos 0 sin 0 ( ) tan cos ( ) ( ) ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref k t k t tv e k tv e k t t u k v t t l l a e t b u k                                     (12) is sampling time. the discretized state space is transformed again to constrain the controller output: ( , ) ( , ) ( 1, )k t e k t u k t          (13) sort out state variables and control variable increments to further transform state space expressions: ( 1, ) , ( , ) , , ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) k t k t k t k t k t k t a b u k t k t c              (14) the coefficient matrix of state quantity and the control quantity is shown as follows: , , , 0 1 k t k t k t a b a          , , , 1 k t k t b b         ; , , 0k t k tc c      for ease of expression, let: , , , , , , , 1, , 1 , 1, , 1 , 1, , 1 k t t t k t t t k t t t a a k t n b b k t n c c k t n                      (15) suppose that the prediction time domain is ; the control time domain is ; according to the principle of model predictive control algorithm, it can be obtained: ( ) ( , ) ( , )t ty t t t u k t  (16) 48 in model predictive control, the following objective function[10] is often used to solve the optimal solution: 2 1 1 2 2 1 ( ) || ( , ) ( , ) || || ( , ) || p c n ref q i n r i j k k i t k i t u k i t                 (17) and are the system weight matrix; is relaxation factor; is the weight coefficient. under different working conditions, the constraints of control increment and control quantity are considered, and the constraints are as follows: min maxt tu a u u u    (18) where: : and are the maximum and minimum values of the system control quantity in the time domain. according to the established constraints, the controller is able to transform the objective function into a standard quadratic form through optimization: ( ( ), ( 1), ( )) [ ( ) , ] [ ( ) , ] [ ( ) , ] t t t t t t t j t u t u t u t h u t g u t p              (19) and: 0 0 t t t t q r h           ; 2 ( ) 0t t tg e t q    ; ( ) ( )t tp e t qe t is ths predict tracking errors in the time domain for the controller: ( ) ( ) ( )refe t y t y t  (20) through the algorithm design, the formula is calculated for each cycle of the controller operation, and a series of control increment sequences are obtained: * * * * 1 1c t t t t t nu u u u           (21) when the controller is running, it will solve the optimal control increment according to the real-time state of the system and take the first one to enter the outer loop controller: ( ) ( 1) tu t u t u     (22) the final output desired motion steering angle and desired rear wheel speed are expressed by ∆ and respectively. convert the motion steering angle to the rotation angle of the shaft for balance control: arg arg cos t et t et    (23) the trajectory tracking controller algorithm consists of three parts, namely mpc controller, angle loop controller and control object. first, the sensor sends the rear wheel speed, motion steering angle and real-time status of the two-wheel vehicle to the mpc controller for error solving and the optimal solution is obtained, and then the rotation angle of the shaft is obtained as the expected value of the angle ring controller to complete the track tracking of the unmanned two-wheel vehicle. 4. experimental analysis after the control algorithm is designed, a simulation model is built in matlab/simulink, in which the sampling time of the simulation model prediction controller is set to =0.05s, the simulation control time domain is set to =30, and the simulation prediction time domain is set to =80. unmanned two-wheelers are sensitive to wheel speed, and vehicle control constraints are set to make the vehicle run stably: 0.1 / 0.1 / 0.1 / 0.1 / r d r m s v v m s m s v m s         (24) the steering angular speed of the simulated vehicle is within plus or minus 180deg/s, the steering angle is within plus or minus 30°, and the control quantity and control increment of the front wheel angle are set to stabilize the steering: 30 30 0.32 0.32              (25) 4.1. circular trajectory tracking test considering the trajectory tracking stability of unmanned two-wheelers in the steering state [11], the simulation time is set as 50s, the simulation reference speed is 5m/s, the initial front wheel steering angle of the simulation is 0°, the initial position of the simulation is zero, and the parametric equation of the circular trajectory is as follows: arg ( ) 5 25*sin ( ) 35 25*cos tan ( ) * t t d t et x t y t v t t l                (26) where: is the yaw angle changing with time. simulation test results were obtained, as shown in figure 1. according to the results shown in fig. 5 (a) and (b), it can be seen that the unmanned two-wheeled vehicle can rapidly reduce the error with the reference track when it leaves the target track, so as to track the circular track of the upper target. 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[11] wang qi, kong de-peng. terminal trajectory tracking control of free-floating dual-arm space robot[j]. mechanical design and manufacturing, 2022, no.382 (12): 68-72. 0 10 20 30 40 50 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 5m/s 0 10 20 30 40 50 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 5m/s 0 10 20 30 40 50 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 5m/s frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 10 an indirect prediction method based on feature extraction of lithium‐ion batteries remaining useful life zhiqiang deng *, dewen wang school of control and computer engineering, north china electric power university, baoding 071003, china * corresponding author: zhiqiang deng (email: dengzhiqiang2019@126.com) abstract: predicting the remaining useful life (rul) of lithium-ion batteries is of paramount significance for the lifespan management of electric vehicles. this study delves into a feature extraction-based approach for indirectly predicting rul in lithium-ion batteries, circumventing the limitations posed by the challenge of measuring capacity during battery operation. initially, the health feature (hf) exhibiting strong correlations with capacity is extracted from localized charging voltage intervals, and capacity estimates are obtained through polynomial fitting. subsequently, a dynamic long short-term memory (d-lstm) neural network is established, iteratively incorporating prediction outcomes into training data to continuously enhance the model and ultimately accomplish rul prediction. experimental results conducted on batteries with varying initial states from the nasa dataset highlight the substantial accuracy and robustness of the proposed d-lstm method. it outperforms other commonly utilized models, offering the capability for online rul prediction. keywords: lithium-ion battery; remaining useful life; feature extraction; long short-term memory. 1. introduction due to its characteristics of prolonged cycle life, low selfdischarge rates, and exceptional safety performance, the lithium-ion battery has become the primary power source for electric vehicles [1]. however, failures occurring during the degradation of lithium-ion batteries can directly impact the normal operation of devices and even lead to serious safety incidents [2]. in order to address this issue, the prediction of the remaining useful life (rul) of lithium-ion batteries has become an important task, as it can effectively estimate the degree of degradation of the battery at future moments, thereby providing a crucial guarantee for the safe and reliable operation of energy storage systems. the rul of a lithium-ion battery refers to the time or number of cycles over which the battery is expected to continue functioning effectively under specific usage conditions. the critical threshold for battery failure is referred to as end-of-life (eol), typically defined by 80% of the battery's state of health (soh), represented using the capacity definition [3]: n nsoh q q (1) in recent years, methods for predicting the rul of lithiumion batteries have been broadly categorized into two main groups: model-based approaches and data-driven approaches. model-based approaches primarily encompass two types: the equivalent circuit model [4–6] and the electrochemical model [7–9]. the equivalent circuit model is a representation that does not take into account the internal chemical composition of the battery or the corresponding reactions. this model can be constructed based on the battery's electrical characteristics using fundamental electronic components and controllable voltage sources. the equivalent circuit model demonstrates high computational efficiency, rendering it suitable for online battery state prediction. however, achieving a high level of accuracy with this model still presents certain challenges. the electrochemical model, originating from a spectrum of aging mechanisms, quantitatively delineates the intricate microphysical and chemical processes transpiring within the battery, employing fundamental principles. notably, this encompasses the p2d model [7] and its simplified derivatives [9]. however, a delicate equilibrium must be ascertained between the domain of applicability and the precision of these models. the data-driven approach can be perceived as a black-box methodology capable of directly unearthing latent information and evolutionary patterns concerning battery performance alterations from historical battery data. this approach facilitates the prediction of rul without necessitating an intricate comprehension of precise degradation mechanisms. noteworthy techniques encompass artificial neural networks (ann) [10, 11], convolution neural networks (cnn) [12, 13], and long-short-term memory (lstm) networks [14, 15]. in the realm of data-driven methodologies, aside from the judicious selection of adept models, efficacy is intrinsically tied to the aptness of the chosen health features in encapsulating the battery's degradation trajectory. given the practical challenges associated with directly measuring attributes like capacity and impedance in real-world scenarios, the extraction of alternative perspectives for health features assumes heightened practical significance. hence, in response to the aforementioned research gaps, this paper introduces a feature extraction-based approach for the indirect prediction of rul. to substantiate the model's effectiveness, experiments were conducted on batteries with various distinct initial states. the results attest to the proposed method's superior precision compared to alternative approaches. the primary contributions of this paper are as follows: 1. this paper introduces a method that extracts the health feature (hf) from specific charging stages, imparting practical significance. furthermore, this approach 11 establishes a robust correlation between hi and battery capacity through pearson correlation coefficients. 2. this paper addresses the challenge of measuring battery capacity directly in real-world scenarios by employing polynomial fitting to establish a mapping between the extracted hf and battery capacity. 3. this paper adopts an incremental learning perspective, progressively predicting forthcoming cycle capacities. by utilizing a dynamic lstm model that iteratively refines its predictions, the accuracy of rul estimation is substantially improved. the remainder of this article is organized as follows: section 2 predominantly engages in methodological discourse, encompassing the extraction of hf and delineating the structure and establishment process of d-lstm. in section 3, the robustness and efficacy of d-lstm are substantiated through battery validation employing diverse initial states alongside comparative analyses against alternative methodologies. finally, section 4 concludes the paper. 2. methodology 2.1. health feature extraction figure 1 illustrates the charge and discharge voltage profiles of the b5 battery, where darker colors represent more pronounced degradation. it is discernible that, with the progression of degradation, alterations in the curve shapes become apparent, manifesting as shifts in time intervals within equivalent voltage spans. consequently, it becomes plausible to extract time intervals from the charge and discharge curves, as hf is closely linked to capacity. the computation formula is presented below:    start endhf t v t v  (2) where startv and endv is the start voltage and end voltage of the voltage interval. (a) (b) figure 1. charge and discharge voltage curves of the b5 battery however, in the practical utilization of lithium-ion batteries, the discharge process is often non-continuous, and operational conditions exhibit considerable variability. consequently, acquiring data resembling the stable curves depicted in figure 1(a) presents certain challenges. moreover, due to the infrequent occurrence of extreme charge and discharge cycles, obtaining complete cycle curves is unrealistic. thus, to enhance the feasibility of extracting hf from real-world applications, this paper opts to solely consider information from select charging stages. by employing an iterative approach, the optimal voltage interval of [3.7, 4.1] v was determined. to quantitatively analyze the relationship between the extracted hf and capacity, this paper employs the pearson coefficient. the pearson coefficient serves as a metric for assessing linear correlation and yields values between -1 and 1. here is the presented calculation formula:        1 1 2 1 2 n x y yi i ipearson x y yi i x n nxi i        (3) where ix and iy represent the hf and soh for the i th cycle, while x and y represent the average values of the samples. the computed results of the pearson coefficient have been summarized in table 1. observing the table, it is evident that the coefficient values between all batteries and features surpass 0.9. this observation underscores the presence of an exceedingly strong linear correlation between the extracted hf and capacity across all batteries. such a relationship indirectly reflects the extent of battery degradation. table 1. correlation coefficient between the capacity and hf. battery correlation coefficient b5 0.9974 b6 0.9917 b7 0.9906 therefore, the approach of polynomial fitting can be employed to estimate capacity values through the mapping of hf. specifically, a linear function is utilized, as depicted below: est =a hf bc   (4) where estc is the estimated capacity, while a and b are the constant obtained from the linear regression. the outcomes of the linear fitting have been presented in figure 2. it is discernible that estimating capacity indirectly through the extraction of hf proves to be a viable alternative to direct capacity measurements. figure 2. result of the linear fit 2.2. d-lstm model the d-lstm model proposed in this paper is built upon the foundation of lstm, which is an advancement over recurrent neural networks (rnns). lstm was introduced by hochreiter and schmid huber with the goal of addressing challenges like vanishing and exploding gradients that arise when training long sequences. lstm enhances rnns by incorporating three information control gates: the forget gate, input gate, and output gate. these gate structures empower lstm to adeptly capture long-term dependencies within 12 sequences, thereby exhibiting superior performance in processing temporal data. this capability arises from its effective maintenance and updating of memory states. the structure of lstm is illustrated in figure 3. figure 3. the basic structure of lstm the relevant calculation formula is provided below:               1 1 1 1 1 , , tanh , , tanh t f t t f t i t t i t c t t c t t t t t t o t t o t t t f w h x b i w h x b c w h x b c f c i c o w h x b h o c                                      (5) where  is the sigmoid activation function; fw , iw and ow represent the weight matrices for the forget gate, input gate, and output gate respectively; fb , ib and ob are the corresponding bias vectors; tanh is the hyperbolic tangent activation function. the workflow for rul prediction using the d-lstm model is outlined below: 1. extract the hf from historical data and employ this data to train the initial d-lstm model. 2. establish a linear mapping relationship from health index to capacity and determine the coefficient values of the linear function. 3. utilize the d-lstm model to generate health index predictions for the next n cycles. 4. employ the linear function established in step 1 to compute capacity predictions for the subsequent n cycles. 5. if the capacity prediction falls below a specified eol, which corresponds to 80% soh, output the predicted rul. if not, incorporate these n-cycle capacity predictions into the training data, fine-tune the dlstm model, and then repeat steps 3-4. 3. experimental 3.1. experimental setup before training the d-lstm model, the hf undergoes standardization, computed as follows: min norm max min x x x x x    (6) where normx represents the standardized data, x , maxx and minx represent the original data, the maximum and minimum of the original data, respectively. during the training of the d-lstm model, the batch size is set to 20, the number of epochs is set to 200, and the learning rate is set to 0.001. a dropout layer is introduced with a parameter of 0.3 to prevent overfitting. the training process is accelerated using the adaptive moment estimation (adam) optimization algorithm to aid convergence. furthermore, three metrics are adopted to assess the precision and robustness of the proposed method in predicting rul for lithium-ion batteries. these metrics include rul predicted error (ruler), root mean squared error (rmse), and mean absolute error (mae). er predict actualrul rul rul  (7)  2 1 ˆ 1 n i i i rmse x x n    (8) 1 ˆ 1 n i i i mae x x n    (9) where ix and ˆix represent the predicted and actual values of capacity for the i -th cycle, respectively. 3.2. dataset description the proposed methodology is validated using the b5, b6, and b7 batteries from the nasa dataset [16]. the operating conditions of the batteries are detailed in table 2. table 2. operating conditions of nasa dataset battery nominal capacity (ah) cut-off voltage(v) charge current(a) discharge current(a) b5 2.0 2.7 1.5 2 b6 2.0 2.5 1.5 2 b7 2.0 2.2 1.5 2 figure 3 illustrates the capacity degradation curves for each battery. it's evident that the initial states of the batteries are inconsistent. additionally, due to factors like capacity regeneration, noticeable fluctuations are present in certain segments of the curves, posing challenges to rul prediction. figure 4. capacity degradation curves of nasa dataset 3.3. experimental results in this section, the initial 50% of the data is utilized as the training set, and the remaining 50% serves as the testing set. therefore, the prediction starting point is set at the 84th data point in the dataset. simultaneously, the eol for the b5 and b6 batteries is set at 1.38 v, while the eol for the b7 battery 13 is set at 1.50 v. to comprehensively validate the superiority of the proposed d-lstm method, the study also employs other common techniques, including lstm, cnn, and ann, as controls. the resulting rul prediction curves are depicted in figure 5. it's clearly observable that across all tested batteries, the d-lstm method outperforms other techniques in terms of accurate rul prediction, closely aligning with the actual battery degradation curves. figure 5. rul prediction curves for different methods table 3 presents the calculated values for mae, rmse, and rul errors, showcasing that the d-lstm method exhibits the smallest errors across all batteries. notably, when predicting the eof for the b6 battery, the d-lstm method accurately forecasts its rul with a rul error of 0. additionally, on the b7 battery, d-lstm achieves a mae of 0.0123 and an rmse of 0.0191, both of which are the lowest values among all prediction outcomes. furthermore, the performance of the lstm method also surpasses that of cnn and ann, highlighting lstm's prowess in temporal prediction. these results lead to the conclusion that the proposed d-lstm method boasts exceptional dynamic predictive capabilities, achieving the utmost precision in rul forecasting. table 3. prediction performance of different methods b5 d-lstm lstm cnn ann mae 0.0150 0.0247 0.0783 0.0346 rmse 0.0187 0.0288 0.0895 0.0390 ruler 3 13 34 17 b6 d-lstm lstm cnn ann mae 0.0226 0.0435 0.0886 0.0727 rmse 0.0354 0.0601 0.1081 0.0873 ruler 0 5 -16 22 b7 d-lstm lstm cnn ann mae 0.0123 0.0168 0.0361 0.0305 rmse 0.0191 0.0218 0.0412 0.0348 ruler 3 5 22 15 4. conclusion this paper proposes an effective solution to the indirect prediction challenge of lithium-ion battery rul, mitigating the limitations associated with impractical capacity measurement in real-world applications, a matter of significant importance. this approach leverages hf extracted from partial charging voltage profiles to effectively substitute for capacity, accurately depicting the battery's degradation trends. simultaneously, the introduced d-lstm model dynamically adapts its parameters, addressing the accuracy decline issue in later stages of lstm predictions and thus ensuring forecast stability. the experimental results on the nasa dataset convincingly demonstrate the precision 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[16] b. saha and k. goebel, modeling li-ion battery capacity depletion in a particle filtering framework, (2009). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 31 application of artificial intelligence technology in the optimal deployment of wireless sensor network nodes yichen lei xi’an university of technology, xi’an, china abstract: wsn (wireless sensor network) is a network composed of a large number of sensor nodes self-organizing through wireless communication technology. nodes are prone to failures due to environmental impact and energy depletion, and environmental interference and node failures can easily cause changes in the network topology. this article conducts research on the application of ai (artificial intelligence) technology in the optimal deployment of wsn nodes. using ai technology to optimize the deployment of hybrid wsn mobile nodes, ensuring that the node density of each sub target area reaches its expected node density to ensure effective coverage of the entire target monitoring area. given the target area range, the number and position of sensor nodes are determined through ai technology, which is the network layout for a given target area. effectively reducing the data flow of the entire network. due to the limited energy of sensor nodes, minimizing energy consumption and maximizing network lifespan are the main goals of designing wsn. deployment strategies must optimize the deployment strategies of sensor nodes, intermediate nodes, and base stations to ensure coverage, connectivity, and robustness. keywords: artificial intelligence technology; wireless sensor network nodes; optimal deployment. 1. introduction wsn is a highly flexible, low-energy-consuming and complex sensing detection system which is composed of a large number of nodes that can perceive the surrounding environment, perform simple calculations and have certain wireless communication capabilities, and integrates data acquisition, data processing and data transmission [1]. largescale wsn consists of thousands of micro-sensors, and these sensor nodes monitor the target. nodes in the network can perceive the surrounding environment, perform simple calculations on the perceived information, and communicate with their neighboring nodes within the communication radius [2-3]. wireless sensor nodes form a highly flexible and low-energy network through self-organization. in the case of random deployment of nodes, although the fixed wsn composed of fixed nodes can adopt high-density node deployment strategy to improve the service quality of the network and extend the life cycle of the network by controlling the working state of nodes, the fixed wsn still can't overcome the problems of poor adaptability to the environment and self-repair due to the fixed position of nodes after initial deployment [4-5]. the hybrid wsn, which consists of a large number of fixed nodes and a small number of mobile nodes, can improve the distribution of nodes in the target area by optimizing the deployment position of mobile nodes, so it has good economy and good environmental adaptability and self-repair ability [6]. in order to enable energy constrained sensor networks to monitor as large an area as possible for a longer period of time, it is necessary to save network energy consumption and optimize existing network resources through appropriate communication protocols and effective deployment algorithms, in order to achieve maximum utilization or minimum energy consumption for a single task in future applications. as a complete set, the target area is divided into two parts: coverage area and blind area based on whether it can be covered by the mixed wsn. the coverage area is the target area where any point is within the perception radius rs of at least one node; the blind spot is the complement of the coverage area. because in many cases, wsn works in the unknown target area, it is often necessary to use random deployment strategy to complete the initial deployment of nodes, so this paper studies the application of ai technology in the optimal deployment of wsn nodes. 2. description and definition of node deployment problems in wireless sensor networks wsn is a network composed of numerous micro nodes. the energy reserves and computing capabilities of nodes themselves are limited. recently, many research works have proposed cross layer design to address the resource constraints, where each layer of software opens internal protocol interfaces, allowing upper and lower layers of software to traverse inter layer shielding and dynamically adjust the internal implementation of the software to optimize the operational efficiency of sensor nodes in real time [7]. the hardware and software of wsn are combined to provide users with various data collection and processing services, forming an architecture. by summarizing various existing sensor network applications and research work, the network architecture can be roughly divided into several parts: network communication protocols, network management technologies, application support technologies, and wsn architecture, as shown in figure 1. wsn is randomly deployed in a two-dimensional target monitoring area, which can be a subset of the whole target area or the whole target area. both fixed nodes and mobile nodes are uniformly and independently randomly distributed in the target monitoring area, and multiple nodes cannot be deployed at any position at the same time, so the probability of nodes falling into any position in the target monitoring area is the same [8]. after wsn nodes are deployed in the monitoring area, need to be able to quickly complete selfpositioning, time calibration, self-adjustment of node position, etc., and the coverage algorithm needs to be fast, easy to 32 operate and low in execution complexity to meet the real-time requirements of applications [9]. change in the network application environment. when the coverage requirements of the monitored area need to be adjusted, the implementation complexity of the algorithm is low to quickly adapt to the needs of the network and ensure the network security. figure 1. wsn architecture because the computing power, storage capacity, communication capacity and node energy of sensor network nodes are limited, a single node can only obtain the topology information of the local network, and the network protocols running in the network should not be too complicated. at the same time, in addition to the dynamic changes in the structure of sensor networks, the network resources are constantly changing, which all put forward higher requirements for network protocols [10]. it is impossible for network users to accept and deploy a sensor network that has not solved the security and privacy problems. therefore, when designing the protocol and software of the sensor network, we must fully consider the security problems that the sensor network may face and integrate the security mechanism into the system design. only in this way can we promote the wide application of sensor networks, otherwise sensor networks can only be deployed in a limited and controlled environment, which is contrary to the ultimate goal of sensor networks-to realize universal computing and become an important way in people's lives. 3. research on artificial intelligence technology in optimal deployment of wireless sensor network nodes 3.1. wireless sensor network coverage wsn often undertakes the task of monitoring and detecting certain areas, and coverage is a measure of the detectability of the target monitoring area. coverage is a key issue in wsn, which affects the monitoring of a region by sensor networks. network coverage can be seen as an overall measure of the quality of detection service provided by sensor nodes with different geographical locations. the sensor coverage model is the foundation of this metric, which is closely related to factors such as the sensing function of different types of sensor nodes and different application requirements. any point in the target monitoring area is covered by a mixed wsn, if and only if it is within the perception radius rs of at least one node. as a complete set, the target area is divided into two parts: coverage area and blind area based on whether it can be covered by the mixed wsn. the coverage area is the target area where any point is within the perception radius rs of at least one node; the blind spot is the complement of the coverage area. if the target monitoring area is divided into adjacent but non overlapping sub areas, the coverage of the entire target area by the hybrid wsn can only achieve the expected goal if and only if the network coverage quality of each sub target area reaches the expected coverage quality. since its inception, ai has become increasingly mature in theory and technology, and its application fields have also expanded. it can be imagined that the technological products brought by ai in the future will be the "container" of human intelligence. large-scale wsn consists of thousands of micro-sensors, and these sensor nodes monitor the target. nodes in the network can perceive the surrounding environment, perform simple calculations on the perceived information, and communicate with their neighboring nodes within the communication radius. or more strictly speaking, it is difficult for computers to learn "qualitative change that does not rely on quantitative change" in the process of human practice includes both experience and creation. this article will use ai technology to optimize the deployment of hybrid wsn mobile nodes, so that the node density of each sub target area reaches its expected node density, in order to ensure effective coverage of the entire target monitoring area by the network. after the target area range is given, the number and location of sensor nodes are determined through ai technology, which is the network layout for the given target area. at this point, network deployment is divided into deterministic deployment and stochastic deployment. in deterministic deployment, the most interesting aspect is how to fully cover the target area with the minimum number of sensor nodes. there are always some sensors that are not activated and areas that are covered within the target area, namely coverage vulnerabilities. this situation occurs when the energy consumption of sensor nodes is exhausted or when the number of randomly deployed sensor nodes is less than the required number of sensor nodes. for mobile targets, coverage refers to the degree to which active nodes in a sensor network monitor the moving target. 3.2. node deployment analysis the research of existing deployment algorithms can be divided into two parts from the time period of network application: initial static deployment and dynamic adjustment in application. the deployment has developed from the initial gallery problem and circular coverage problem to the deployment problem of adhoe network, and now the deployment problem of wsn considering energy consumption, and even the mobile site-assisted deployment scheme has appeared. in this paper, wsn nodes are optimized by ai technology. by analyzing the experimental data in table 3, it is not difficult to find that the coverage quality of hybrid wsn to the target monitoring area has improved after the optimal deployment of mobile nodes, which shows that the optimization method of mobile node deployment proposed in this paper can reasonably adjust the deployment position of mobile nodes, thus making the distribution of hybrid wsn nodes more reasonable and improving the 33 service quality of the network. table 1. network coverage quality of wsn mobile nodes experiment condition 1 2 3 4 1 initial coverage quality 0.6234 0.6112 0.6895 0.7036 optimized coverage quality 0.5865 0.6587 0.7014 0.7325 2 initial coverage quality 0.6625 0.6851 0.7102 0.7256 optimized coverage quality 0.7136 0.6901 0.7526 0.7623 3 initial coverage quality 0.6852 0.7032 0.7016 0.6857 optimized coverage quality 0.7446 0.7134 0.7111 0.7623 from the perspective of the application of the entire network, balancing the energy consumption of each node under ai technology can lead to the premature depletion of energy in certain nodes, resulting in the loss of information in certain areas or network paralysis. in order to enable energy constrained sensor networks to monitor as large an area as possible for a longer period of time, it is necessary to save network energy consumption and optimize existing network resources through appropriate communication protocols and effective deployment algorithms, in order to achieve maximum utilization or minimum energy consumption for a single task in future applications. after wsn nodes are deployed in the monitoring area, need to be able to quickly complete self-positioning, time calibration, self-adjustment of node position, etc., and the coverage algorithm needs to be fast, easy to operate and low in execution complexity to meet the real-time requirements of applications. due to the limited energy of sensor nodes, minimizing energy consumption and maximizing network lifespan are the main goals of designing wsn, the deployment strategy must optimize the deployment strategy of sensor nodes, intermediate nodes, and base stations to ensure coverage, connectivity, and robustness. the key challenge is how to determine a perception domain framework system that can minimize overhead, improve the coverage time of ai technology in wsn nodes, respond to node failure energy, and appropriately calculate and communicate trade-offs. 4. conclusion as a new technology that will change the interaction between human beings and the real physical world, plays an active and important role in military, industrial, medical, transportation and environmental protection, with broad application prospects and great commercial value. in this 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[10] vishal p, babu a r. firefly algorithm for intelligent contextaware sensor deployment problem in wireless sensor network [j]. journal of circuits, systems and computers, 2022, 28(1):1-4. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 87 research on intelligent logistics application based on blockchain technology yucheng qin, tengfei jiang, mei'e xie * school of business administration, wuhan business university, wuhan hubei, 430056, china * corresponding author: mei'e xie abstract: with the rapid development of information technology, intelligent logistics has become the development trend of modern logistics industry. as an innovative technology, b aerznm nzn lockchain technology has the characteristics of decentralization, data tamperability and high security, which provides new opportunities for the development of intelligent logistics. this paper first introduces the basic principles and characteristics of blockchain technology, and then analyzes the application scenarios of blockchain technology in intelligent logistics, including logistics tracking, supply chain management and so on. then, it discusses the key technologies of building intelligent logistics platform based on blockchain technology, such as consensus mechanism. finally, the advantages and challenges of intelligent logistics application based on blockchain technology are summarized, and the future development trend is prospected. keywords: blockchain technology; smart logistics; supply chain management. 1. introduction in today's globalization, the logistics industry plays a vital role. it connects producers, distributors and consumers, and is a bridge for the flow of goods and services. however, the traditional logistics system faces many challenges, such as low efficiency, opaque data, security issues and fraud risks. in order to solve these problems, the concept of intelligent logistics came into being.[2] smart logistics uses modern information technologies, such as internet of things (iot), big data analysis, cloud computing and blockchain technology, to intelligently manage and optimize logistics activities, improve logistics efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the reliability and trust of supply chain. [1] smart logistics system based on blockchain technology provides a decentralized, safe, transparent and efficient solution, which is expected to bring revolutionary changes to the logistics industry. it is an important direction of the development of logistics industry, which will bring great value to logistics enterprises and supply chain participants. with the continuous maturity of technology and the increase of application cases, the future of intelligent logistics will be brighter and make greater contributions to the sustainable development of global economy. fig 1. trend chart of development scale of china's smart logistics market from 2017 to 2023 2. blockchain technology and smart logistics overview (1) brief introduction of smart logistics intelligent logistics is a new management mode which relies on information technology and makes logistics activities intelligent and automatic.[10] by collecting, processing and sharing the information in the process of logistics, it improves the efficiency and accuracy of logistics and reduces the cost of logistics. key technologies include internet of things technology, big data analysis, artificial intelligence and so on. the characteristics of intelligent logistics are mainly manifested in automation, informationization and networking. through automation equipment and technology, realize unmanned operation of logistics process and improve operation efficiency; with the help of advanced information technology, real-time processing and sharing of logistics information can improve the transparency and controllability of logistics; with the help of network technology, the rapid transmission of logistics information and collaborative operation can be realized, and the operation efficiency of the whole logistics system can be improved. (2) brief introduction of blockchain technology blockchain technology is a distributed account book technology, and its working principle is to record data on a blockchain that cannot be tampered with, to realize reliable transmission and storage of information. specifically, the working principle of blockchain can be divided into the following five steps, as shown in the working principal diagram of blockchain: 1) create blocks: the data in the blockchain is stored in the form of blocks, and each block contains some transaction records and other metadata. when new data needs to be added to the blockchain, a new block will be generated by some specific algorithms, which contains hash values about the new data. 2) verification blocks: blocks added to the blockchain need to pass verification. the verification process is mainly to 88 check whether all transactions in the block conform to the rules and verify whether the algorithm for generating the block is correct. only verified blocks can be added to the blockchain. 3) add to the chain: new blocks will be added to the blockchain. each block in the blockchain contains a link to the previous block, forming a chain structure. this can ensure that the whole blockchain is orderly and continuous. 4) consensus reaching: nodes in blockchain need to reach agreement through consensus algorithm.[7] the purpose of consensus algorithm is to solve the trust problem among nodes in distributed system and ensure the consistency of data. common consensus algorithms include proof of work and proof of stake. 5) update chain: when the consensus is reached, the blockchain will be updated and synchronized to all nodes. each node will keep a complete copy of the blockchain, and keep the data consistent through mutual communication and consensus algorithm. fig 2. blockchain workflow chart blockchain technology ensures the security and credibility of data through decentralized database technology and distributed consensus algorithm, and has the characteristics of high transparency, traceability, and anti-attack ability. 3. the role and value of blockchain technology in smart logistics blockchain technology, as a distributed account book technology, provides innovative solutions for the logistics industry with the characteristics of decentralization, data tamper ability, high transparency, safety, and reliability. (1) in supply chain management blockchain can provide a transparent and tamper-proof data link, so that every transaction can be clearly checked. it helps to improve the transparency and efficiency of the supply chain, reduce fraud, and ensure the authenticity and quality of products. through blockchain, all supply chain participants can access common data in real time, thus strengthening cooperation and optimizing inventory management and logistics planning.[4] (2) in smart logistics blockchain technology can be used to ensure the security of digital identity and digital assets. for platforms that need to process a large amount of data and transactions, such as ecommerce and logistics service platforms, blockchain can provide a security framework to protect user information and transaction records from unauthorized access or tampering. (3) in the financial sector blockchain technology can be closely integrated with the logistics industry, and automated payment and settlement processes can be realized through intelligent contracts and other tools. it not only reduces the errors of manual processing, but also reduces the cost of financial transactions. (4) in improving the trust of the logistics industry and solving the contract execution through blockchain technology, contract terms can be programmed into automatically executed intelligent contracts to ensure that all parties to the contract fulfill their commitments and reduce the risk of default. in dealing with accounts receivable, transfer and financing, the application of blockchain can simplify the process, reduce disputes, and improve the efficiency of capital circulation. 4. the architecture design of smart logistics system based on blockchain technology the intelligent logistics system based on blockchain technology breaks many problems in the traditional logistics industry and injects new vitality into the logistics industry. this system is the development direction of our logistics industry in the future. the design and implementation of intelligent logistics system based on blockchain technology needs to comprehensively consider technical architecture, business model, user experience and other aspects, which breaks the limitations of traditional logistics industry and significantly improves operational efficiency.[5] the intelligent logistics system architecture based on blockchain technology includes the following levels. (1) data awareness layer it includes various sensors and identification devices, such as rfid tags, gps trackers, temperature, and humidity sensors, etc., which are used to collect real-time data in the logistics process. the data collected by these devices are encrypted and uploaded to the blockchain network to ensure the authenticity and non-tampering of the data. (2) blockchain network layer this is the core of blockchain technology, which consists of multiple blockchain nodes, each of which stores complete transaction records. blockchain network is responsible for verifying transactions, recording events, and processing intelligent contracts. each participant is a node in the network and has access to data and audit rights. (3) data processing and analysis layer this includes big data analysis and artificial intelligence algorithms, which are used to process and analyze data on blockchain. through these technologies, logistics activities can be monitored and predicted in real time, inventory management can be optimized, transportation route planning and so on.[9] (4) application services layer this layer provides an interface for intelligent logistics system to interact with users, including various applications and services, such as order management system, inventory 89 management system, transportation management system and so on. these applications and services interact with blockchain networks through intelligent contracts to ensure the safe and automated execution of transactions. (5) security and privacy layer ensure the security of the system, including encryption technology, access control and privacy protection mechanism. by using the private key and public key system of blockchain, the safe transmission and storage of data can be ensured. protect data from unauthorized access, and ensure the security of the system and the privacy of users.[8] (6) regulations and compliance layer ensure that the operation of the system meets the requirements of relevant laws and regulations. through the transparency of smart contracts and blockchain, the compliance inspection and audit process can be simplified. ensure that all logistics activities comply with relevant laws and regulations, and simplify the audit process. the goal of the whole system architecture design is to realize the automation, intelligence, and transparency of logistics activities, improve logistics efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the reliability and trust of the supply chain. through blockchain technology, smart logistics system can provide a decentralized trust mechanism to ensure that all participants can share information and services in a safe, fair, and transparent environment. 5. smart logistics business scenario application based on blockchain technology (1) logistics information sharing and collaborative operation in the traditional logistics system, the low efficiency and poor accuracy of information transmission have always been the pain points of the industry. the lack of mutual trust among participants makes it difficult to realize effective information sharing and collaborative operation, forming information islands, resulting in waste of resources, delay and contradiction between costs and benefits. the emergence of blockchain technology provides an effective solution to the above problems. the core of blockchain technology is decentralization, which allows participants to exchange information directly on an open and transparent platform, eliminating the problems of intermediate links and information asymmetry. this not only improves the speed of information transmission, but also ensures the consistency and accuracy of data. for example, through blockchain technology, all parties in the supply chain can view the status, location, and delivery time of goods in real time, to predict and solve possible problems in advance. at the same time, all participants can communicate and cooperate in real time on the platform, complete logistics tasks together, and improve the efficiency and response speed of collaborative operations. in addition, the introduction of intelligent contract further simplifies the transaction process and improves the efficiency of collaborative operation. (2) logistics tracking and tracing today, with increasing emphasis on product quality and source, tracking and tracing goods has become the basic demand of the industry. blockchain technology provides a solution to this demand. as shown in figure 5-1, blockchain logistics tracking and traceability flow chart. using the immutability of blockchain, we can create a unique digital identity for each piece of goods and record every link from production to consumption. in this way, both consumers and enterprises can trace the source, production date, transportation route and delivery process of goods by scanning qr codes or using specific applications to ensure that goods arrive at their destinations safely and on time. in addition, the regulatory authorities are introduced to monitor the whole supply chain in real time, issue regulatory information reports, access third-party testing institutions, and provide scientific and reliable third-party testing reports to further improve the security and transparency of the supply chain. this transparency not only enhances consumer confidence and reduces the risk of fake and shoddy products, but also helps enterprises identify problems in the supply chain, improve operational efficiency and reduce the risk of fraud. fig 3. blockchain logistics tracking and traceability flow chart 90 (3) logistics safety and integrity system logistics security has always been the focus of the industry, which involves not only goods security, but also personnel security, information security and payment security.[6] the multi-level encryption and distributed storage mechanism of blockchain technology provides strong support for logistics security and credit system, which can effectively solve the problems mentioned above. logistics enterprises can ensure the privacy and integrity of data through encryption technology; distributed storage enhances the recoverability and fault tolerance of data. blockchain technology can record the behavior and transaction data of each participant, and provide reliable data for the establishment of credit evaluation system. at the same time, the regulatory authorities can monitor and manage the logistics industry in real time. the intelligent contract function based on blockchain can also create predetermined rules and conditions, automatically execute certain transactions or operations, reduce human intervention and potential fraud risks, and build "double insurance" for logistics security and credit system. (4) cross-border logistics application scenarios with the acceleration of globalization, the demand for cross-border logistics is increasing. however, cross-border logistics involves many countries and regions and currencies, and the process is complex, time-consuming and there are many risks. this increases the complexity and risk of crossborder logistics. blockchain technology brings many advantages to cross-border logistics by providing decentralized, traceable, and safe transaction records. from payment and settlement to tariff settlement, all links can be managed efficiently and transparently through blockchain technology. this can not only reduce the risks and costs of cross-border transactions, but also improve the efficiency and convenience of customs supervision. the complexity of cross-border transactions is greatly simplified, and the operation cost and time cost are reduced. through intelligent contract, scheduled payment and delivery conditions can be automatically executed to ensure the balance of interests of all parties. in addition, due to the transparency of blockchain, the risk of cross-border fraud and counterfeiting can be greatly reduced. for example, by verifying the authenticity and origin of products, the authenticity and compliance of imported goods can be ensured. 6. conclusion intelligent logistics system based on blockchain technology is an important part of digital transformation of logistics industry. by integrating advanced technologies such as blockchain, internet of things, big data, and artificial intelligence, it provides a safer, more transparent, more efficient, and intelligent operating environment for the logistics industry. the design and implementation of this system can not only improve logistics efficiency, reduce operating costs, but also enhance the reliability and trust of the supply chain, laying a solid foundation for the future development of the logistics industry. with the continuous progress of technology and the deepening of application, it is expected that the intelligent logistics system will further promote the innovation and transformation of the logistics industry in the future. from supply chain management to financial services, from realtime tracking to intelligent contracts, blockchain technology will play an increasingly important role in intelligent logistics. enterprises and organizations need to pay close attention to the development trend of these technologies and actively explore and practice the application of intelligent logistics systems in their respective businesses to maintain their leading position in the increasingly competitive market. acknowledgments this paper is supported by the projects: the cooperative education project of the ministry of education “intelligent logistics planning and designer training” (220600924215 841). references [1] li qing. evaluation of china's smart logistics development level along the "the belt and road" [d]. nanchang university, 2023. 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[10] zhang hejie. research on the basic connotation and implementation framework of smart logistics [j]. modernization of shopping mall, 2011 (23): 44-46. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 56 an overview of the development of stereotactic body radiation therapy yanqi zong 1, *, zhengrong cui 2, luqi lin 3, sihao wang 4, yizhi chen 5 1 information studies, trine university, phoenix, az, usa 2 software engineering, northeastern university, shanghai, china 3 software engineering, sun yat-sen university, shanghai, china 4 mathematics, southern methodist university, dallas, tx, usa 5 information studies, trine university, allen park, mi, usa * corresponding author: yanqi zong (email: zongyanqi@gmail.com) abstract: stereotactic body radiation therapy (sbrt) refers to focusing high-energy rays in three-dimensional space on the tumor lesion area, reducing the dose received by surrounding normal tissues, which can effectively improve the local control rate of the tumor and reduce the probability of complications. with the comprehensive development of medical imaging, radiation biology and other disciplines, this less-fractional, high-dose radiotherapy method has been increasingly developed and applied in clinical practice. the background, radio-biological basis, key technologies and main equipment of sbrt are discussed, and its future development direction is prospected. keywords: stereotactic body radiotherapy; radiation biology; key technology; main equipment; development tendency; computer vision; artificial intelligence (ai). 1. introduction radiation therapy stands as an indispensable modality in cancer treatment, with as many as 70% of cancer patients necessitating some form of radiation therapy [1]. stereotactic radiotherapy technology, employing specialized radiation equipment to precisely focus high-energy rays on the target region, has emerged as a promising approach to cancer treatment. this technique minimizes complications associated with damage to normal tissue [2]. the evolution of linear accelerator technology and radiotherapy surgery has facilitated the application of stereotactic radiotherapy in the treatment of extracranial body tumors, surmounting challenges posed by tumor position variations due to respiration or movement [3]. stereotactic body radiotherapy has gained widespread utilization across diverse cancer types, including lung, liver, kidney, pancreas, prostate, and spine tumors, resulting in favorable clinical outcomes [4,5]. the past two decades have witnessed a rapid development in stereotactic body radiotherapy, propelled by the comprehensive advancement of multiple disciplines such as radiation physics, radiation biology, clinical oncology, and medical imaging. clinical studies, for example,[6] liu using advanced machine learning with mri data to detect earlystage alzheimer's disease and aims to create a predictive model for disease progression. reveal that hypofractionation therapy significantly enhances three-year local tumor control rates and survival rates in early non-small cell lung cancer (nsclc) compared to conventional treatments. additionally, it has demonstrated efficacy in treating rare metastatic lesions and primary lesions in the liver, kidney, pancreas, prostate, and spine. [7] che study utilizes the random forest tree method to enhance the classification of lengthy biomedical text documents related to cancer, addressing the challenge of processing research papers exceeding 6 pages in length. recent strides in artificial intelligence (ai), computer vision, and machine learning have also played pivotal roles in augmenting the precision and effectiveness of radiation therapy. ai and machine learning algorithms can predict tumor responses and evaluate treatment outcomes [8,9]. concurrently, computer vision techniques enable real-time automatic identification and tracking of tumor targets during radiation therapy, enhancing precision and curtailing treatment duration[10]. the technical advancements in linear accelerator technology and radiation therapy surgery have greatly improved the precision and effectiveness of radiotherapy. the following section will provide an overview of some of the recent developments in these areas, with reference to several studies [11-24]. moreover, the confluence of mechanical engineering and computer science has introduced notable innovations into the realm of radiation therapy.[25], for instance, conducted research at dortmund university of technology, delving into the synergistic blend of mechanical engineering and computer science to optimize logistics automation, with a focus on precise robot control achieved through accurate positional information. furthermore, [26] harnessed the power of the xception model and data augmentation techniques for automating the quality inspection of casting product images, resulting in marked improvements in accuracy and efficiency. [27] introduced a project leveraging bio-inspired swarm intelligence for communication-free group object recognition, with a spotlight on neighbor observation.[28] delved into user preference analysis for smartphones and apps, emphasizing the significance of methods grounded in entity similarity and semantic assessment to gauge user satisfaction. finally, [29] unveiled the twins-pcpvt model for diabetic retinopathy (dr) detection, highlighting its prowess in capturing global and local features in fundus images, thereby enhancing diagnostic accuracy. 57 2. basics of radiation biology compared with conventional radiotherapy methods, stereotactic body radiotherapy has the technical characteristics of less radiation times (1-5 times), high singleirradiation dose (8-30gy), and higher accuracy and conformity of the target area. such fractional treatment mode can increase the total dose and fractional dose of tumors, reduce the total dose and fractional dose of normal tissues, especially sensitive organs, and shorten the total treatment time. on the one hand, stereotactic body radiotherapy conforms to the general law of "effect-dose" in tumor radiobiology, directly or indirectly causing dna doublestrand breaks in tumor cells and killing tumor cells. on the other hand, high-dose irradiation will increase the damage to the tumor in other ways. currently, damage to the double helix structure of cellular dna is considered to be the main cause of cell death. the classical radiobiological effects of ionizing radiation can be explained by a linear quadratic model (lq model). cell death by ionizing radiation has two separate components, one proportional to the dose and the other proportional to the square of the dose. the cell survival rate under the action of ionizing radiation can be expressed as formula 1. e ⋅ ⋅ (1) s is the fraction of cells surviving at dose d, and α and β are constants. the linear part is the result of two breaks from a single charged particle or photon, with probability of occurrence proportional to the dose irradiated. if two fractures are caused by differently charged particles, the probability of occurrence is proportional to the square of the irradiation dose, as shown in figure 1. therefore, high-dose irradiation can damage the dna of tumor cells more effectively. figure 1. schematic illustration of dna strand breaks caused by ionizing radiation according to the different response time of tissues to radiation, it can be divided into early-response tissues and late-response tissues. early response tissue has a fast renewal rate and a high α/β value, which is sensitive to the total treatment time, and shortening the total treatment time can aggravate the damage to tumor cells. late-response tissues have slower turnover, lower α/β values, and are more sensitive to fractionated doses. increasing fractional doses will aggravate the damage to late-response tissues. in addition, late responding tissues substantially did not proliferate during treatment, so changing the total treatment time had little effect on them. malignant tumors are usually regarded as earlyresponse tissues. one of the advantages of stereotactic body radiation therapy is that the total treatment time is short and it can effectively kill tumor cells. 3. key technology due to the technical characteristics of less fractionation and hypofractionation in stereotactic body radiotherapy, the single treatment time becomes longer and the single irradiation dose increases. such an irradiation method will cause irreversible radiation damage to the normal tissue entering the treatment target area, that is, the late responding tissue. therefore, the treatment equipment is required to fully guarantee the accuracy of clinical treatment, and the body stereotactic radiotherapy equipment is required to realize key technologies such as good respiratory management, real-time image-guided tracking treatment, accurate body position fixation and body position correction. 3.1. respiratory management one of the major difficulties in the application of stereotactic radiotherapy to body tumors is to overcome the changes in the tumor location caused by the patient's physiological movements (heartbeat, breathing, blood sugar changes, etc.). breathing has the most obvious effect on tumor location during physiological exercise. the management of respiratory motion can significantly reduce the boundaries of the planned target volume and reduce the damage to normal tissues. at present, the commonly used breathing management methods include: (1) restricting breathing movement, that is, using certain technical means to reduce the breathing range or achieve the purpose of apnea, including abdominal pressurization technology, breath-holding technology after deep inhalation, and active breathing control technology, etc. this approach has limited efficacy, can cause discomfort to the patient, and is poorly reproducible between treatments. (2) respiratory gating technology, the most commonly used respiratory management scheme, refers to the combination of images collected by 4dct and breathing depth through non-invasive markers, and the relative position of markers and tumors is used to correctly assess the tumor's degree of respiration within the respiratory cycle. movement and changes in position relative to the treatment room. however, there is a difference in dynamic position between the marker and the tumor itself, and real-time imaging, such as real-time x-ray transmission, is required to monitor the tumor position and evaluate tumor mobility during treatment. (3) real-time tumor tracking technology, that is, the application of various imaging techniques to monitor the location of the tumor in real time, and implement radiotherapy according to the location of the tumor at that time, so as to keep the relative position of the ray beam and the tumor unchanged, so as to reduce the impact of tumor movement on radiotherapy. the purpose of influence, this method requires higher equipment. 3.2. fixing position in addition to the change of tumor position, the main factors affecting the boundary of the planned target area are setup errors. choosing a position fixation technique with good repeatability is an important prerequisite for the implementation of stereotaxic body radiotherapy. different from conventional fractionated radiotherapy, the position fixation technique of stereotactic radiotherapy not only needs to ensure the repeatability of the patient's position between treatment sessions, but also ensures that the patient's position remains unchanged within the treatment sessions due to the prolongation of treatment sessions. the current body position 58 fixation technology includes stereotaxic frame fixation technology, implanting metal markers around the tumor, and frameless technology that directly uses the relative positional relationship between bony landmarks and the target area to implement online body position verification. it is worth noting that the fractional treatment time of stereotactic radiotherapy is significantly prolonged, and it is of great importance to choose a comfortable position and fixation device for the patient. 3.3. igrt image guidance includes the following aspects: (1) image positioning of the target area; (2) real-time image tracking of the target area; (3) real-time correction of treatment plan (art) under image guidance; (4) formulation of multimodal image treatment plan. stereotactic radiotherapy has a short treatment time and a large dose gradient between the tumor target area and surrounding normal tissues. effective body position verification is required before treatment, and setup errors should be corrected in real time during treatment to ensure that the target area receives the prescribed dose and the surrounding normal tissues are spared or less exposed to radiation. from portal plain film, electronic portal imager (epid) to slide ct technology, from megavoltage cone beam (mv cbct) to kilovolt cone beam (kv cbct) and then to digital tomosynthesis (dts), the image quality of body position verification before treatment has been continuously improved, providing more abundant and accurate information. it enables doctors to better compare the images after setup and the planned images, discover and correct setup errors online, and increase the accuracy of treatment. cbct is the mainstream igrt technology at present. it adopts the principle of volume imaging and uses multiple twodimensional images obtained by flat-panel detectors to generate three-dimensional images for volume image-guided radiotherapy. however, there are few research results on the application of body position verification techniques such as mv cbct, kv cbct and dts in stereotactic radiotherapy. with the development of these imaging technologies, pretreatment body position verification and real-time setup error correction (i.e. online corrected igrt technology) can be more accurately realized, further reducing the planned target area and improving treatment accuracy. adaptive radiation therapy, i.e. igrt technique with offline correction. yan first proposed the concept of adaptive radiation therapy in 1997, that is, observing changes in patients during the first few treatments, including changes in position and changes in dose-response relationships, etc., and comprehensively improving radiotherapy plans based on these changes. at present, in practice, adaptive radiotherapy mainly considers the change of the position. during the first few (5-9) treatments, the two-dimensional or threedimensional images of the patient are collected, and the setup error of each time is measured offline to predict the set-up of the entire course of treatment. error, and then adjust the treatment plan accordingly. multimodal imaging treatment plan formulation refers to the integration of the advantages of multiple imaging methods, the combination of structural imaging and functional imaging, and the delineation of tumor target areas and the formulation of radiotherapy plans. commonly used multimodal imaging includes ct/pet, ct/spect, ct/mri, and pet/mr that have appeared in recent years. multimodal imaging technology has significant advantages over traditional singlemodal imaging technology, which can provide richer structural and functional information, taking into account tumor heterogeneity and metabolic information. however, image registration is difficult and the workload of image fusion is heavy. at present, there is not enough evidence to prove that multimodal imaging technology can improve the effect of cancer radiotherapy. 3.4. static/dynanmic imrt hypofractionated and less fractionated body stereotactic radiotherapy requires higher target volume conformity and more appropriate dose distribution within the radiation field. the implementation of conformal imrt relies on multi-page collimation gratings (mlc). a complex shape of the radiation field is formed by a certain number of blade movements, and a radiation field that meets the treatment needs can be obtained by changing the shape of the radiation field and modulating the distribution of the dose within the radiation field range. its important parameters are: (1) leakage between blades; (2) blade thickness; (3) blade over-middle distance; (4) blade moving speed; (5) penumbra size; (6) blade positioning accuracy, etc. static intensity modulation means that the field shape does not change during the irradiation process, but changes in the middle of adjacent fields, also known as step and shoot. the gantry angle remains unchanged during the irradiation process, and different weights of each subfield are added to obtain the desired intensity distribution. the conformity of the static intensity modulation is insufficient, and the treatment time is long, so the dynamic intensity modulation technology was developed. the shape of the grating changes continuously during the irradiation process, also known as the sliding window (sliding window). the velocity of each pair of blades during irradiation is a function of time. the equipment is required to have the dose rate servo function and the precise control capability of the position of the grating blades, and the dynamic intensity modulation dose field is more delicate and has a higher degree of conformity. 3.5. fff in order to increase the dose rate of body stereotactic radiotherapy and reduce its treatment time, the fff system has been applied in the main body stereotactic radiotherapy equipment. studies have shown that removing the leveler can effectively increase the dose rate, reduce scattering and leakage, reduce the penumbra, and reduce the dose outside the radiation field. can effectively kill tumor cells while protecting the surrounding normal tissue. however, fff also has disadvantages. the leveler can filter some low-energy leakage electrons and photons. the energy spectrum of the ray shifts to the left, the low-energy components increase, the ray becomes softer, and the dose on the skin surface increases. 3.6. non-conplanar and dynamic are illumination methods traditional three-dimensional conformal intensitymodulated radiation therapy adopts coplanar radiation fields. such a radiation pattern will form a "high-dose shell" in the target area, and the dose of fractionated body stereotactic radiotherapy will increase significantly. entering the "highdose shell" normal the radiation damage to the tissue is obviously aggravated, so 6-10 non-coplanar radiation fields or dynamic arc irradiation methods are used to reduce the 59 range of "high-dose shell", such as gamma knife and cyberknife, using small beams , to complete the treatment of irregular target areas by means of scanning. however, the use of non-coplanar radiation fields will increase the collision probability between the accelerator head and the treatment bed. in addition, as the number of radiation beams increases, the possibility of radiation beams directly passing through key organs increases, which requires higher equipment requirements. 4. development tendency in terms of radiobiology, it is necessary to further understand the radiobiological effects of high-dose and lowfraction irradiation on tumors, and to summarize a more suitable dose-effect model for sbrt to guide the formulation of radiotherapy plans. the systemic therapeutic effect of sbrt combined with chemotherapy, molecular targeted drugs, and immunotherapy is a research hotspot in cancer. in terms of image guidance, real-time four-dimensional radiation therapy (r4rt) can minimize the uncertainty of tumor motion, which is the main development direction. in addition, the application of multimodal image fusion technology to target delineation is also a research hotspot. through computer vision and big data , optimizing the image registration and fusion algorithm can make multimodal image fusion technology play a practical role in stereotactic radiotherapy. in terms of the irradiation field segmentation algorithm, considering the basis of biological factors, it is urgent to break through a new mathematical method for selecting largesegmentation or multi-segmentation irradiation schemes based on physical dose distribution. in terms of mechanical design, multiple robotic arms can be considered to work together to reduce the time of radiotherapy and reduce the pain of patients. efforts are made to improve the movement accuracy of each component, so that the overall treatment accuracy of the equipment can reach 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(2023, may). diabetic retinopathy detection with enhanced vision transformers: the twins-pcpvt solution. in 2023 ieee 3rd international conference on electronic technology, communication and information (icetci) (pp. 403-407). ieee. http:// www. halcyon. com/pub/journals/21ps03-vidmar. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 1 bearing fault diagnosis based on residual network attention mechanism chunxiu huang school of yangtze university, jingzhou, hubei, 434000, china abstract: aiming at the problem that the detection of bearing fault diagnosis is rarely applied in the research of image classification, a new method based on residual network and attention mechanism is proposed to identify bearing fault diagnosis. one-dimensional vibration signals are transformed into two-dimensional time-frequency images by continuous wavelet transform (cwt), which are input into the model for classification. in order to solve the problem that the traditional convolutional neural network model ignores the low diagnostic accuracy of channel attention and spatial attention due to the loss of important features, the attention mechanism cbam module is added to make up for the loss of channel features and spatial features in the traditional model. at the same time, the residual network resnet combined with the attention mechanism can better capture the global information of the time frequency graph, and make up for the defects of the residual network module. the experimental results show that the model has high diagnostic accuracy in rolling bearing fault diagnosis, which proves that the proposed method is effective and feasible. keywords: residual network; attention mechanism; bearing failure; cwt. 1. introduction rolling bearing is an important component of modern industrial large machinery, a wide variety of bearings, the application field is also very wide. most of the mechanical failures, most of them are caused by bearing failure, while the failure of rolling bearings is unavoidable, once the failure, may lead to mechanical system failure and unexpected safety problems, such as huge economic losses and casualties. under normal circumstances, when the bearing is in the early stage of failure, the fault is not very obvious that the mechanical equipment can still operate normally, but if the bearing diagnosis is not handled in advance, it will have serious consequences. therefore, early bearing fault diagnosis is very important in industrial production. in recent years, deep learning technology has been widely studied in rolling bearing fault diagnosis and achieved good results. more and more deep learning methods are applied in the field of mechanical fault diagnosis. at the same time, many scholars have successfully completed various diagnostic tasks by using machine learning methods. for example, shao haidong proposed a novel method for intelligent fault diagnosis of rolling bearings using ensemble deep auto-encoders[1]. a series of autoencoders with different characteristics are designed to get rid of the dependence on artificial feature extraction and expert experience, and the vibration signal reduces the human intervention. the experimental results show that the method greatly improves the efficiency of rolling bearing fault diagnosis. liu et al. [2] proposed a fault diagnosis model of transfer learning based on wasserstein-generated adversarial networks with deep full convolution conditions, and mapped class labels to source domain data through a matrix, which not only enhanced the supervision of the learning process, but also enhanced the effect of class domain alignment. chen et al. [3] put forward wavelet analysis and verified the essence of inner product operation of wavelet transform through simulation and field experiments. zhang et al. [4] propose a new deep learning model for fault diagno sis with good antinoise and domain adaptation ability on raw vibration signals, which uses the original vibration signal as input (using data enhancement to generate more input) and uses the wide kernel of the first convolution layer to extract features and suppress highfrequency noise. in order to improve the domain adaptability of the model, adabn is introduced to solve the problem that the accuracy of fault diagnosis used by cnn is not high. li et al. [5] proposed a fault diagnosis method based on short-time fourier transform (stft) and convolutional neural network (cnn) to realize end-to-end fault pattern recognition. the vibration signal of rolling bearing is divided into training set and test set by short-time fourier transform. then the training set is entered into the cnn, and the cnn is learned and the parameters are updated. finally, the updated cnn model is applied to the test set, and the result of fault identification is output. the method has high identification accuracy for different types of faults. these models have achieved good results in the field of bearing fault diagnosis. however, for the problem of noise interference, this paper proposes to add a convolutional block attention module (cbam) with channel attention and spatial attention. cbam module can serialize the attention feature map information in both channel and space dimensions, and then multiply the two-feature map information with the original input feature map for adaptive feature correction to generate a better feature map. meanwhile, cbam has a good image classification effect in processing image problems. based on this, the onedimensional signal is processed by continuous wavelet transform (cwt), and the signal recognition of case western storage bearing fault is converted into the image recognition of the time frequency for classification. in order to alleviate the problem of noise interference, the residual network module combined with attention mechanism can better capture the global information of time frequency graph, and make up for the defects of the residual network module. compared with traditional fault diagnosis methods, the above methods still have great improvement in detection accuracy, model training convergence speed and detection of bearing 2 vibration signals mixed with noise. 2. related work 2.1. resnet with the deepening of the number of layers of convolutional neural networks, the fitting ability can be improved, but in practical applications, the number of layers of the network will decrease, and even gradient disappearance or explosion problem will occur. to solve this problem, he keming proposed deep residual network (resnet) in 2015 [6], which avoids the defect of gradient disappearance or gradient explosion in neural networks with the deepening of network layers. at present, resnet has been widely used in image processing. the residual network structure is shown in figure 1. fig 1. resnet residual structure the structure of resnet is shown in the figure. the input of the neural network is x, f(x) is the residual function, and the output is h(x)=f(x)+x; the residual network can be connected with the input and output of different layers through the cross-layer connection structure, so that the network degradation problem can be alleviated. such a structure is of great benefit in backpropagation because the cross-layer connected structure can propagate the gradient losslessly and does not cause the gradient to disappear. therefore, adding several identity maps to the neural network increases the network depth without causing network degradation. 2.2. cbam the convolutional block attention module (cbam) [7] integrates the spatial attention module and the channel attention module. attention mechanism not only improves the efficiency of image classification, but also enhances the ability of network to extract effective information and extract more important information. the convolutional attention mechanism diagram is shown in figure 2 below. fig 2. convolutional block attention module the channel attention module first compacts the feature map in spatial dimension, adopts average pooling and global maximum pooling in step s, and models channel correlation through two fully connected layers and corresponding activation functions in step e, and combines the output to obtain the weight of each feature channel. after the weights of the feature channels are obtained, the original features are weighted to each channel by multiplication to complete the re-calibration of the original features in the channel dimension. the spatial attention module firstly performs global average pooling and global maximum pooling based on channels respectively. all input channels are pooled into two real numbers, and two (h*w*1) feature graphs are obtained from the (h*w*c) shaped inputs. then a 7*7 convolution kernel is used to form a new (h*w*1) feature map. finally, the output feature map and the input feature map of the spatial attention module are integrated to get the final feature. 3. experiment and analysis 3.1. experiment procedure 3.1.1. data sources and background this paper adopts the rolling bearing experimental data set [8] from the bearing data center website of case western reserve university in the united states, and takes the experimental data of type 6205 deep bearing skf with driving end as the research object, including the data under four loads of 0hp, 1hp, 2hp and 3hp. the sampling frequency is 12 khz and the bearing speed is 1 797 r/min. the fault types are divided into inner ring fault, outer ring fault, rolling element fault and normal state. the test set and the training set are divided according to 6:4, including 3600 training samples and 2400 test samples. detailed data description is shown in table 1 below. table 1. fault sample information tag fault location fault size number of training sets number of test sets 0 inner ring fault 0.007 360 240 1 inner ring fault 0.014 360 240 2 inner ring fault 0.021 360 240 3 outer ring fault 0.007 360 240 4 outer ring fault 0.014 360 240 5 outer ring fault 0.021 360 240 6 rolling element fault 0.007 360 240 7 rolling element fault 0.014 360 240 8 rolling element fault 0.021 360 240 9 normal state 0 360 240 3.1.2. analysis of experimental results the data processing and experiments in this paper are all implemented under the windows10 system, the programming language is python, and the development tool is pycharm. in order to ensure the same sequence of input data each time, set the number of random seeds to 0, set the epoch size to 30 times, that is, 30 iterations, and set the batch_size size to 5, 3 that is, select 5 samples for training each time. the diagnostic accuracy of model training is shown in figure 3 below. with the increase of iterations, the diagnostic rate of the model is continuously improved. the accuracy of the training set reaches 100% after the second round of iteration, and the accuracy of the test set reaches about 99.7%. it can be seen from the figure that the method proposed in this paper has a good classification effect in the classification and recognition of bearing defects. the loss function curve of model training can be seen in figure 4, from which we can see that the cross-entropy loss function value of training set and test set is also close to 0 and tends to be stable after the second round of iteration. fig 3. diagnostic accuracy curve of model training fig 4. loss function curve of model training the training in fig. 3 and fig. 4 shows that the proposed method can diagnose the bearing fault type of the test bench more accurately, and verifies that the model proposed in this paper has better adaptability under different working conditions and can accurately diagnose the bearing fault type. 4. conclusion in this experiment, one-dimensional vibration signals of case western reserve are transformed into two-dimensional time-frequency images by continuous wavelet transform and input into the model for classification. aiming at the problem that the traditional convolutional neural network model ignores channel attention and spatial attention, resulting in low diagnostic accuracy due to the loss of important features, this paper proposes a rolling bearing fault diagnosis method based on residual network and attention mechanism. the cbam module of attention mechanism is added to the model to make up for the loss of channel and spatial features in the traditional model. at the same time, cbam has a good image classification effect in processing image problems. resnet combined with the attention mechanism can capture the global information of time frequency graph better and make up for the defect of residual network module. the experimental results show that the model has high diagnostic accuracy in rolling bearing fault diagnosis. references [1] shao h,jiang h,lin y,et al.a novel method for intelligent fault diagnosis of rolling bearings using ensemble deep autoencoders [j]. mechanical systems and signal processing, 2018, 102: 278-297. 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[8] chang r y,podguｒski a,yang j.case western reserve univ.,cleveland,oh[j].software engineering ieee transactions on, 2008,34: 579-596. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 132 prediction of atmospheric carbon dioxide radiative transfer model based on machine learning shiheng duan 1, *, yuxiang liu 2, linxiao li 3, yiming pan 4 1 atmospheric sciences and meteorology, university of california, davis, california, usa 2 computer engineering, northwestern university, atlanta, georgia, usa 3 communication engineering, peking university, beijing, china 4 computer science, individual contributor, austin tx, usa * corresponding author: shiheng duan abstract: global warming is caused by the increasing amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. the kyoto protocol to the united nations framework convention on climate change defines carbon dioxide (co), methane (ch:), nitrous oxide (n0) fluorocarbons (hfc), holocarbon (pfc), and sulfur hexafluoride (sf.) six gases are divided into the main greenhouse gases, of which co, the largest proportion of emissions, is an important man-made greenhouse gas." as the main gas affecting the global greenhouse effect (75%), the amount of co in the atmosphere has increased from 315 ppm in 1958 to 417 ppm in 2022, and global annual co emissions have increased from 27 pg to 49 pg% over the past 40 years. therefore, under the background of deep reinforcement learning, it is a problem that all countries pay more attention to predict the concentration emission of carbon dioxide to cope with the severe situation of climate warming. in order to obtain the radiative forcing value under the influence of carbon dioxide concentration, a simplified net radiative flux model is established. based on the radiative transfer equation, this model can calculate the net radiative flux and radiative forcing of each layer of the atmosphere due to changes in carbon dioxide concentration. the results are compared with the rrtmg-lw long-wave radiative transfer model of american center for atmospheric and environmental research (aer) under the same factor, and the error is less than 1%. keywords: machine learning; the atmosphere; radiation transfer; carbon dioxide model. 1. introduction since the industrial revolution 100 years ago, the average global temperature has increased (0.74 soil 0.18)c, which is caused by the root cause of the greenhouse gas concentration caused by human activities. due to the rapid development of human production and social activities, the volume fraction of greenhouse gases such as ho, co2, ch,n00 and fluorine chlorine in the earth's atmosphere is increasing, and the volume fraction of co is increasing most significantly[2-3]. according to the ipcc report, the atmospheric co2 volume fraction has increased from 280x10-6 before the industrial revolution to 379x10-6 in 2009. the key to the effect of carbon emissions and radiation transfer control policy is the monitoring of atmospheric co, the existing monitoring methods mainly lie in the countries through the preparation of greenhouse gas inventories to understand the impact of emission reduction, increase in sinks and other measures on global warming, but this method faces the shortcomings of data lag and inconsistency, information opacity and other drawbacks, there is a difficult to adapt to the application of the problem." as a long-term, cyclic and global atmospheric co observation technology, satellite remote sensing has the potential to eliminate the deviation of global carbon budget accounting, which is an important reason why atmospheric co remote sensing technology has been paid more and more attention. at present, the radiative transfer model rf is used to characterize the climate effect of greenhouse gases, indicating the general trend of climate change. when rf>0, it will warm the ground and troposphere, and when rf0, it will cool the ground and troposphere[4]. 1 in terms of radiative forcing methods for calculating co, the internationally recognized and widely used atmospheric radiation models are aer's atmospheric radiation model fuliou model modtran5, sbdart, shdom, etc. therefore, under the background of machine deep learning and the development of digital economy at the present stage, the radiation model in the atmosphere is considered by many complex factors such as climate and meteorology, and the calculation is complicated. by simplifying the onedimensional radiation transfer equation, the author has made the following calculations[5]: the greenhouse effect of co2 is considered from the perspective of radiative heat transfer, and the net radiative flux and radiative forcing of each layer are calculated and analyzed. in order to verify the reliability of the simplified model, the rrtm-lw long-wave radiative transfer model of the american center for atmospheric and environmental research (aer) is cited for comparative analysis. copy the image to the windows clipboard. 2. related work 2.1. rrtmg calculation model compared to rrtm, rrtmg is faster and more accurate in the cyclic model [7]. compared to the rrtm long-wave radiation scheme (rrtm lw), the rrtmg long-wave radiation scheme (rrtmg lw) contains a number of modifications :(1) a computationally more efficient radiative transfer calculation method is adopted, and the radiative efficiency of all atmospheric gases is included; (2) absorption and scattering of liquids, ice clouds, and aerosols are considered :(3) monte carlo independent line approximation mcica is added to represent random subgrid cloud change rates, maximum random subgrid cloud change rates, and maximum cloud overlay options. rrtmg(rapid radiative 133 transfer model) radiation software is developed by the u.s. center for atmospheric environmental research, has been widely used to calculate atmospheric radiation. the development of this model is based on lblrtm, mainly using the relevant k distribution mode, and improving the accuracy and efficiency of the operation as much as possible [6-8]. in addition, it can also be directly used in the calculation of multi-directional scattering, and it is accurate in the calculation of flux and cooling rate. it is the rapid radiation transfer model used in the numerical prediction model of global/regional assimilationand prediction enhanced system (grapes) in our country, which is used to simulate the radiation of the meteorological satellite sensor to the earth observation. in essence, rrtmg is a fast radiative transfer mode based on statistics, with fast calculation speed and high accuracy. however, in the infrared water vapor band, due to the interference of linear absorption, continuous absorption and other gas absorption, the absorption characteristics are complex, and the calculation accuracy of rrtmg is relatively low. machine learning usually outperforms traditional statistical methods in solving nonlinear statistical problems. therefore, this paper uses machine learning methods to establish the transmission efficiency of nuclear radiation in atmospheric stratification of satellite channels. figure 1. physical model of long wave radiation transmission at the same time, rrtmg radiative transmission algorithm has relatively weak data dependence. therefore, in order to further improve the computational efficiency of rrtmg, it is very necessary to adopt gpu technology to accelerate rrtmg. this paper focuses on the following two aspects of the long-wave radiation model rrtmg lw: (1)rrtmg lw one-dimensional, two-dimensional and three-dimensional regional agent division gpu acceleration algorithms are proposed respectively, and the gpu version grrtmg lw is implemented based on cuda fortran. in the rrtmg lw 3d gpu acceleration algorithm, the acceleration method of "parallel first, then accumulation" is proposed for the subroutine rtrnmc, which realizes the improvement of the rtrmc parallel algorithm and improves the parallel computing efficiency of rtrnmc[9]. the experimental results show that compared with the calculation of single cpu core on a single gpu, the rrtmg lw achieves up to 30.98x acceleration. the parametric calculation of atmospheric radiation transfer is mainly achieved by calculating radiation flux and heating/cooling rate. the calculation of these two parts is introduced below. the average amount of spectral emitted radiation from the atmosphere can be expressed as: (1) if we make two assumptions: 1. the planck function changes linearly along the absorption path in the layer; 2. the pressure, temperature and substance in the layer are evenly distributed, and the absorption coefficient is characteristic: (2) (2) g-rrtmg lw was successfully applied to the earth system model cas-esm. aiming at the characteristics of multi-node and multi-gpu in large-scale heterogeneous supercomputing system, rrtmg lw multi-node and multigpu acceleration algorithm based on mpi+cuda fortran hybrid programming mode is proposed to realize the fast calculation of cas-esm. the experimental results show that rrtmg lw achieves 78.12x acceleration on 16 k20gpus. this paper combines mechanical engineering and computer science to advance logistics automation by focusing on precise robot control based on accurate positional data. it provides a practical basis for the research of heterogeneous computing algorithms for other physical processes. beyond logistics automation, this interdisciplinary research highlights the potential of collaborative efforts in tackling challenges related to handling intricate sensor data[10]. 2.2. machine learning in fields such as machine learning, pattern recognition and data mining, building good models from data is a major job. for supervised learning with labels, numerical values are regression problems, categorical values are classification problems, and models trained with existing data can be called regressors. (zhou,2012) in general, for one-person problems, a method is usually selected and a model is learned, while ensemble learning learns multiple models with one or more methods[11]. then these models are combined according to certain combination strategies to complete the learning task. under normal circumstances, the generalization performance of integrated learning is better than that of a single learner, and this advantage is particularly prominent for "weak learners". individual learners usually use algorithms such as decision trees and neural networks. when using ensemble learning methods, you can either use a single algorithm or choose a variety of algorithms. existing ensemble learning 134 methods usually use the same algorithm, which is called homogeneous integration. the basic learning used in this paper is that the calculation of atmospheric transmittance on the basis of ensemble learning is a regression problem. for the regression problem, if the input space x is divided into j disjoint regions r1,r2,... ,r, the output constant for each region is g; , then the tree is represented as follows: (3) therefore, it can be seen that the combination of independent base learners can greatly improve the overall performance of the model, and it is usually hoped that the more independent the base learners are when learning the base learners. an easy way to implement this idea is to use different data sets each time, but often the data is limited and it is difficult to generate large mutually exclusive and representative data sets. 3. methodology the infrared thermal radiation absorbed and emitted by the earth-gas system radiates upward from the ground along the height direction, and its wavelength includes 0~120 pm. firstly, this part of the energy transfer in a certain wavelength is analyzed. this part of the energy will be absorbed and emitted by greenhouse gases in the atmosphere during the transfer process, and the greenhouse gases are considered to be separated and calculated. considering the effect of co2, a greenhouse gas, on long-wave radiation alone, the energy emitted upward by each microlayer can be obtained after the heat radiation is transferred from the ground to the top of the atmosphere. in the same way, the energy distribution in the process of transmitting radiation energy from the top of the atmosphere to the ground can be calculated. the process of calculating heat radiation from the ground to the top of the atmosphere is taken as an example to illustrate the concrete implementation steps of the model calculation 3.1. atmospheric absorption coefficient according to hitran (high resolution transmission molecular absorption database), online data [8] can be obtained at 101325 pa atmospheric co content is 100%, and the corresponding wavelength of any temperature (t) is 0~120 pm every 0.1m interval spectral absorption coefficient array a is obtained by p=prt (where r is the gas constant). figure 2. changes of atmospheric temperature with height the rrtm-lw long-wave radiative transmission model is adopted, the calculation height is the same, only the role of co gas is considered, and the set co volume fraction is injected under the standard atmosphere of the united states. the calculated results are compared to obtain the tropopause radiation flux results of the two, and the calculated results have certain errors: a. the influence of different absorption coefficients on the calculation accuracy of co radiation characteristics. the absorption coefficients of rrtm-lw long-wave radiation transfer model are calculated by lblrtm. hitran on the web database is used in this model, and some processing is done on it. considering that atmospheric transfer of radiant energy disk is a very complex process, which cannot be accurately described by mathematical model, this paper firstly performs basic calculation by simplifying the basic model of radiant transfer, and then calculates the performance of thermal imaging system based on the approximate model obtained by rrtm-lw radiant transfer model of tropopause net radiant flux. table 1 below shows the comparison of the two models. there are some errors in the calculation results: a. the influence of different absorption coefficients on the calculation accuracy of co radiation characteristics. the absorption coefficients of rrtm-lw long-wave radiation transmission model are calculated by lblrtm, and hitranon the web database is used in this model. b. treatment of radiation transfer equation the former can deal with multiple scattering processes, and the role of scattering is ignored in this model. table 1. comparison of the net radiation fluxes under the two models object before the industrial revolution now at a certain time at a certain time 20 times &/*10-6 280 391 300 300 simplified model(wꞏm-2) 332.90 330.60 332.42 327.58 rrtm-lw model(wꞏm-2) 333.48 330.47 332.86 324.99 percentage difference (%) -0.17 -0.17 -0.13 0.80 by solving one-dimensional radiation transfer equation, the influence of co2 on the net radiation flux in each layer of the atmosphere and the radiative forcing caused by the change of co2 volume fraction are calculated. this simplified radiative transfer equation model can calculate the net radiative flux of any layer on the one hand, and predict the radiative forcing value when the co volume fraction changes [12]. the comparison with the results of rrtm model shows that the one-dimensional radiation transfer model proposed in this paper can accurately and quickly predict the greenhouse effect of various greenhouse gases and their effects on global temperature. 135 4. conclusion in large-scale science and engineering computing, there are often massive data processing work carried out on supercomputer systems, and high performance computing can be used to complete this work, including supercomputing and parallel computing. with the comprehensive arrival of the technology information age, the total amount of data generated by various industries is close to eb level every year, and high performance computing provides the basis for extracting useful information from these massive amounts of information. at the same time, more and more industries need to conduct more accurate simulation calculations, such as groundwater treatment needs to simulate the fluid calculation; in medicine, three-dimensional ultrasonic data needs to be converted and calculated into 3d images to provide doctors with diagnosis; and more complex numerical weather forecasting needs to simulate gas movement, radiation transmission, water vapor cycle, etc. these numerical simulation contents are the core content of climate numerical forecasting, and their calculation amount is huge. different from other types of numerical simulation, weather forecasting requires high timeliness, so high performance computing provides an important basis for the development of weather forecasting. the carbon dioxide concentration model of radiation transmission studied in this paper is divided into long-wave radiation and short-wave radiation. the short-wave radiation is mainly the radiation emitted by the sun, and after the earth's surface and atmosphere absorb the solar radiation, it will emit long-wave radiation: due to the physical characteristics of long-wave radiation, only the absorption of long-wave radiation by the atmosphere is considered in most cases. to simulate climate change, the simulation of the radiative transfer of heat is critical: it is therefore important to simulate the radiative transfer accurately and quickly in all atmospheric models. based on the basic radiation model: line-by-line radiative transfermodel (lblrtm), the us national center for atmospheric environmental research (ncar) developed the rapid radiative transfer model rrtms, it simulates and calculates atmospheric radiation transfer through the parameterization of atmospheric radiation flux and heating rate. in addition, in order to 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(pp. 12-16). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 60 research on sketching face headshot generation based on improved cyclegan zhen liao, guojun lin * school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin, sichuan 644000, china * corresponding author: guojun lin (email: 386988463@qq.com) abstract: at present, sketch heads generated from realistic heads still has problems such as blurred contours and missing textures. for this reason, this work proposes a sketch head generation method based on cyclegan. firstly, the self-attention mechanism (squeeze-and-excitation networks (senet) module is added to the unet self-encoder; secondly, the base model is transformed into a supervised learning model so as to add constraints on the generated avatars and the real avatars. the experimental results show that the sketched avatar generated by the method in this paper has a better visual effect on the cuhk student test set with a 0.0274 improvement in ssim value than the sketched avatar generated by the base model. keywords: feature extraction; unet self-encoder; sketch head; supervised learning; cyclegan. 1. introduction sketch avatar generation is to generate a corresponding sketch avatar given a real avatar. with the rapid development of image generation technology, sketch avatars have been widely used in the field of digital entertainment. sketched avatars are used as personal avatar profiles are favored by more and more internet users; various social networking software that converts real avatars into sketch style are also welcomed by the majority of internet users. at present, there are two main approaches for sketch avatar generation, which are model-driven approach and data-driven approach. the model-driven methods are mainly based on bayesian learning [1] and multivariate output regression methods [2]. wang and tang [3] proposed a data-driven approach. the method is a markov random field model based on probabilistic graphs and a local linear embedding [4] synthesis method based on subspace learning. the sketched head generated by the model-driven approach and the datadriven approach cannot capture the head detail information well compared with the artist's hand-drawn one, making the generated sketched head not similar enough to the real one, while the generated sketched head is excessively smooth lacking the sketch art style [5]. in 2014, goodfellow et al [6] proposed generative adversarial network (gan), which has achieved great success in the field of image generation due to its powerful generative power and also one of the most rapidly developing directions of deep neural networks[7].gan and its variants have achieved good results in image generation[8] and other fields have achieved good results and compensate the shortcomings of traditional methods .pix2pix[9] has achieved good results in the field of image generation, but the images generated by pix2pix tend to be blurred. the reason is that pix2pix is a single network conversion structure, which cannot guarantee the structural consistency of images before and after conversion. cyclegan is a novel generative adversarial network model proposed by zhu et al [10], which contains a cyclic reconstruction process of two generative adversarial networks. compared with other models, cyclegan can map images from one domain to another and then map the synthesized images back. this dual mapping structure of the network maintains the structure of the generated images well. cyclegan is an unsupervised learning model that uses cyclic consistency loss to constrain the correlation between the generated and input images. the literature [11] mentions that using cyclic consistency loss, the generated images have the problem of feature hiding. unet [12] self-encoder consists of an encoder and a decoder, and the hopping layer connection between the same layer in the encoder and decoder can greatly improve the quality of the generated images. therefore, in this paper, we propose a sketch head generation method based on cyclegan and unet selfencoder. firstly, a self-attentive mechanism (squeeze-andexcitation networks (senet) [13] module is embedded in the unet self-encoder to improve the model's ability to extract features. secondly, the model is converted to a supervised learning model so as to add l1 constraints on the generated avatars and the real avatars. 2. organization of the text 2.1. overall network framework diagram figure 1. the overall network framework the overall network framework of the model is shown in fig. 1. for the purpose of later description, the set of realistic 61 avatars is set as x domain and the set of sketched avatars is set as y domain. let the distribution satisfied by the face avatars in domain x be p(x) and the distribution satisfied by the face avatars in domain y be q(y). the whole network consists of two generators and two discriminators. the generator g represents the mapping of x-domain image to ydomain image, and the generator f represents the mapping of y-domain image to x-domain image. dx discriminator discriminates the real image from x-domain and the transformed image f(y); dy discriminator discriminates the real image from y-domain and the transformed image g(x). the conversion process of the image from x domain image to y domain image is explained as an example. a cyclic consistency loss is introduced for the image x in the x domain to ensure that it can remain relevant to x after conversion to the y domain. firstly, the image is converted from the x domain to the y domain by the generator g, i.e., the image x is converted to g(x). then, the image g(x) converted to the y domain is converted back to the x domain by the generator f, i.e., the image g(x) is converted to f(g(x)) by the generator f. for image x, f(g(x)) ≈ x should be satisfied after two conversions. 2.2. embedding senet module in unet selfcoding figure 2. embedded senet module in unet self-coding the network structure of embedding senet module in unet self-coding is shown in fig. 2. unet self-coding compressively encodes the input image, and the feature map decreases continuously at this time. when the feature map reaches a minimum, the senet module is embedded to enhance the feature extraction ability of the model; after up sampling the feature map to achieve cross-domain conversion of the image. 2.3.the model is converted into a model for permutation supervised learning cyclegan constrains the correlation between the generated image and the input image by cyclic consistency loss. the literature [14] mentions that there are hidden problems with using cyclic consistency loss for this reason, here the model is converted to a supervised learning model to improve the quality of the generated avatars. 2.4. loss function 2.4.1. image space constraint for generated avatar and real avatar to alleviate the cyclic consistency loss constraint, which brings about the problem of feature hiding of generated images, image l1 constraint is added to generated avatars and real avatars. l1 constraint is calculated as ( ) 1 ( ) ixy xy x p x i ig x y    (1) ( ) 1 ( ) iyx yx y q y i if y x    (2) where: λxy and λyx are the weighting coefficients. 2.4.2. generating the adversarial loss using the least squares loss as the adversarial loss of the gan leads to a more stable training process of the model. therefore, the gan loss function of the model is:         _ ( ) ( ) ( , , ) ( , , , ) ( , , , ) log 1 log 1 i i c gan gan y gan x x p x x i y p x x i g f d g d x y f d y x d g x d f y                    (3) 2.4.3. cyclic consistency loss for each face avatar xi in the x domain mapped by the generator g and then mapped by the generator f should be as consistent as possible with the original image xi. similarly, the same is true for each face avatar yi in the y domain. the cyclic consistency loss is calculated as ( ) 1 ( ( )) icyc cyc y q x i ig f y y    (4) ( ) 1 ( ( )) icxc cxc x p x i if g x x    (5) where: λcyc and λcxc are the weight coefficients. 2.4.4. ontology mapping loss (identity loss) loss for each face avatar xi in the x domain, it should be as consistent as possible with xi after being transformed by the generator f. similarly, for each face avatar yi in domain y, the same is true. the ontology mapping loss is calculated as ( ) 1 ( ) iyc yc y q x i ig y y    (6) ( ) 1 ( ) ixc xc x p x i if x x    (7) where: λyc and λxc are the weight coefficients. 2.4.5. the total loss function of the improved model in summary: the total loss function of the improved model is _c gantotal cyc cyc yx xy yc xc sx sy                  (8) 3. experimental setup, results and analysis to verify the effectiveness of the method in this paper, comparative experiments with different models are conducted in the cuhk student face dataset. 3.1. data set introduction there are 188 sketched face avatars in the cuhk student dataset. 88 were selected as the training set and 100 as the test set. the sketch images are drawn from real face heads of artists. 3.2. evaluation metrics structural similarity (ssim) [15], is a metric to measure the similarity of two images. the larger the ssim value is, the more realistic the generated image is to the real image. 3.3. experimental setup 3.3.1. experimental environment setup the experiments are conducted under the windows 10 system environment, the gpu is nvidia geforce rtx 3060, the display size is 12gb, the cpu is intel(r) core (tm) i7 62 4770, and the deep learning framework of pytorch is used. 3.3.2. experimental parameter settings in the cuhk student face dataset training, the adam optimizer with momentum 0.5 is selected for training, the initial learning rate of both the generator and the discriminator is set to 0.0002, the learning rate "multsteplr" is dynamically adjusted, the batch size is set to 1, and the number of iterations is 200. in the cuhk dataset training, λcyc and λcxc are both taken as 10, λyc and λxc are both taken as 0.5, and λxy and λyx are taken as 2. 3.4. analysis of experimental results in this paper, we conducted comparison experiments with the mainstream image generation methods (lle [16], pix2pix, cyclegan and combogan [17]). the sketched face avatars generated by each model on the cuhk student face test set are shown in figure 6, ssim values table 1. from table 1, it can be seen that: the ssims of the sketched avatars generated by the method in this paper are all higher than those of other models. table 1. ssim values of sketched heads generated by each model on cuhk student models ssim lle 0.4624 pix2pix 0.4683 cyclegan 0.5931 combogan 0.4075 methods in this paper 0.6205 it can be seen from fig. 3 that the sketch face head generated by this paper is clearer, more distinctive and richer in facial details than 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[17] anoosheh a, agustsson e, timofte r, et al. combogan: unrestrained scalability for image domain translation [c]// proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition workshops. 2018: 783-79. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 11 dynamic allocation mechanism of cloud computing resources driven by neural network yining ou santa clara university, santa clara, us abstract: with the popularization of cloud computing technology, the dynamic allocation mechanism of cloud computing resources has become an important research field to improve resource utilization and meet the needs of diversified workloads. the purpose of this study is to explore the dynamic allocation mechanism of cloud computing resources driven by neural network and introduce the powerful ability of deep learning into cloud computing environment. we put forward a comprehensive framework, which combines data collection, analysis, decision-making and implementation to realize intelligent resource allocation. these data will be used to train bp neural network (bpnn). in order to predict the bidding price, a bpnn is designed, which usually includes input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the number of nodes in the input layer is equal to the dimension of the input feature, and the number of nodes in the output layer is 1, which indicates the prediction of the bidding price. through experiments and simulations, we verify the effectiveness of the dynamic resource allocation mechanism driven by neural network. the results show that this mechanism can better adapt to the changing workload requirements, improve resource utilization and reduce resource waste. in addition, it provides better performance and user experience, thus enhancing the competitiveness of cloud computing systems. keywords: neural network; cloud computing; dynamic allocation. 1. introduction with the rapid development and wide application of cloud computing technology, cloud computing has become one of the key driving forces in the field of modern information technology [1]. cloud computing provides opportunities for flexibility, scalability and resource sharing, enabling various applications to be deployed and run on a global scale. however, the effective allocation of cloud computing resources has always been a challenging issue. traditional resource allocation methods are usually based on static rules or simple heuristic algorithms, which are difficult to adapt to the changing workload requirements. in recent years, the rapid development of deep learning and neural network technology has brought new opportunities and challenges to the dynamic allocation of cloud computing resources. the dynamic allocation mechanism of cloud computing resources driven by neural network combines the advantages of deep learning and cloud computing, which can better adapt to various workload requirements, improve resource utilization, and provide better performance and user experience [2-3]. the purpose of this paper is to discuss the principle, method and application of dynamic allocation mechanism of cloud computing resources driven by neural network. we will introduce the basic concepts and key components of this mechanism. through this study, we hope to provide researchers and practitioners in the field of cloud computing with an in-depth understanding of the dynamic resource allocation mechanism driven by neural networks, and provide useful inspiration and guidance for future research and application. the progress in this field will help to improve the performance, efficiency and reliability of cloud computing system, thus promoting the wider application and development of cloud computing technology. 2. dynamic allocation mechanism framework of cloud computing resources the dynamic allocation mechanism of cloud computing resources refers to the methods and strategies for automatically adjusting and allocating computing, storage and network resources according to actual needs in the cloud computing environment [4]. this mechanism aims to optimize resource utilization, improve performance and meet user needs, while minimizing resource waste. virtual machine (vm) dynamic allocation: this is one of the most common resource allocation mechanisms in cloud computing. by monitoring the performance and load of virtual machines, the cloud platform can automatically adjust the number and configuration of virtual machines to meet different workload requirements. this includes vertical expansion (changing virtual machine configuration) and horizontal expansion (increasing or decreasing the number of virtual machines). dynamic allocation of containers: the resource allocation mechanism based on container technology is lighter and faster. containers can be migrated between different hosts to adapt to load changes. container orchestration tools such as kubernetes can automatically manage the deployment and scheduling of containers. load balancing: the load balancer can distribute traffic to different servers to ensure the even use of resources. according to the load balancing strategy, it can automatically route the request to the most suitable server according to the load of the server. elastic storage: cloud computing platforms usually provide elastic storage solutions, allowing users to expand or reduce storage capacity according to their needs. this allows users to adjust the storage capacity in real time according to data requirements. 12 intelligent decision engine: some advanced cloud computing resource dynamic allocation mechanisms use machine learning, deep learning and artificial intelligence technologies to make smarter resource allocation decisions to improve performance and resource utilization [5]. the goal of these mechanisms is to provide enough computing, storage and network resources according to actual needs without wasting resources. through dynamic allocation, the cloud computing environment can achieve higher efficiency, scalability and availability, thus better meeting the needs of users [6-7]. the functions of the resource allocation mechanism proposed in this paper are mainly realized in the provider agent, the consumer agent and the auction intermediary. the provider agent and the consumer agent are responsible for providing decision support for the objects they serve, such as initializing the bid, deciding the bidding price, submitting the bid, scoring, etc. the auction intermediary is responsible for collecting the bid, running the winning bid determination algorithm, notifying the auction results, releasing the market operation data and managing the prestige system, etc. the system framework is shown in figure 1. figure 1. dynamic allocation mechanism framework of cloud computing resources 3. bpnn training method for bidding price decision mechanism bp neural network (bpnn) is a type of artificial neural network (ann), which is used for machine learning and deep learning tasks. bpnn is a feedforward neural network, which includes input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the core idea of this network is to train the model through back propagation algorithm, so as to learn the feature representation of input data and make predictions. the main components of bpnn include: input layer: accepts feature inputs from data sets, and each input corresponds to a neuron in the network. hidden layer: one or more layers of neurons located between the input layer and the output layer, used to learn and extract higher-order features of data. the depth and width of the hidden layer can be set according to the complexity of the task. output layer: used to generate the final prediction result of the model, and each output neuron corresponds to a category or value. weight and bias: the connection connecting each pair of adjacent neurons has an associated weight, which is used to adjust the transmission intensity of the signal. in addition, each neuron has a bias term to adjust the activation threshold of neurons. the bidding price decision mechanism in the dynamic allocation of cloud computing resources is a way for cloud computing service providers and users to negotiate and decide the price of resource leasing. this mechanism is usually used to lease virtual machines or other computing resources in the cloud computing market to ensure the effective allocation and optimal utilization of resources. cloud computing resources can be allocated by auction, and users can bid for resources in the auction. this mechanism is usually used for high competition for resources, but it may lead to fierce price fluctuations. users can choose different resource types and price models to combine resources according to their needs. this mechanism allows users to meet their needs more flexibly, but costs need to be carefully managed. different bidding price decision-making mechanisms are suitable for different use situations and needs. users and cloud computing service providers need to choose appropriate mechanisms according to their specific conditions to balance cost, resource availability and performance. at the same time, intelligent algorithms and automation systems also play an important role in the dynamic allocation of resources to help optimize decision-making and manage resources. the introduction of bidding price decision mechanism and the training method using bpnn can enhance the efficiency and performance of dynamic allocation of cloud computing resources. this method will consider the price of resources in order to better meet the needs of users and reduce costs [8]. collect historical data, including resource requirements, workload characteristics, resource prices, etc. these data will be used to train bpnn. in order to predict the bidding price, a bpnn is designed, which usually includes input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the number of nodes in the input layer is equal to the dimension of the input feature, and the number of nodes in the output layer is 1, which indicates the prediction of the bidding price. the characteristics of the input layer include: resource requirements, workload load, timestamp, historical bid price, etc. the output layer of neural network will give the predicted value of bidding price. the loss function is selected to measure the error between the predicted value and the actual bidding price. a common choice is mean squared error(mse): 21  d)(y y_pre n mse (1) where n represents the number of samples, y represents the actual bidding price, and y_pred represents the predicted value of the neural network. back propagation algorithm is used to calculate the gradient of loss function relative to the weight of neural network. then, according to the gradient descent method, the weights of the neural network are updated to reduce the value of the loss function. lw   (2) where w is the update of the weight,  is the learning rate, and l is the gradient of the loss function with respect to the weight. repeat the process of back propagation and weight updating until the loss function converges or reaches a predetermined stop condition. once the neural network training is completed, it can be used to predict the bidding 13 price of future resources. pass the new input features to the network, and get the predicted bid price [9-10]. this training method allows the cloud computing system to predict the bidding price of future resources in order to make more informed resource allocation decisions. it needs to reasonably select input features, neural network structure and training parameters to improve the accuracy and reliability of prediction [11]. the advantage of using bpnn to predict the bidding price is that it can learn complex price patterns and trends, and constantly improve the prediction according to the actual data. this will help to improve the cost-effectiveness of resource allocation and better meet the needs of users. 4. experimental analysis based on the simjava2.0 toolkit, this paper uses jdk1.6 for simulation. the service type is set with reference to amazon cloud computing platform, the processing capacity of various resources is set with reference to the resource list of teragrid partners, and the price is set with reference to the resource price of amazon cloud platform. the parameters of bp bidding decision-making mechanism are set according to reference [6]. in this paper, the benchmark mechanism for performance comparison is the stable continuous two-way auction mechanism proposed in reference [8], and the comparison data are obtained by averaging each mechanism for 20 times under specified circumstances. the fixed task granularity is normal, and the relationship between supply and demand in the market is balanced. figure 2 shows the comparison of the time expenditure of the two mechanisms under different market scales, in which figure 2(a) counts the training time of the neural network in the proposed method into the time expenditure, and figure 2(b) shows the comparison of the time expenditure when the neural network is trained offline, that is, the time expenditure of the proposed method does not include the training time of the neural network. figure 2. comparison of time expenditure under different market sizes it can be seen that the time cost of the proposed method is higher than that of ref[8]. this is because with the expansion of the market, the time for training the neural network and determining the winning bid of intelligent algorithm will increase obviously. however, the resource allocation in the cloud environment is usually not very strict, and when enough training samples are obtained, the system can train the neural network offline and directly use the neural network to bid online, which will greatly reduce the time cost of the proposed method. the performance of the mechanism in this paper is better than that of the benchmark mechanism, but 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(2019). dynamic adaptive streaming over http-based 3d resource allocation algorithm. the journal of engineering, 2019(23), 8888-8890. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 137 development of machine learning and artificial intelligence in toxic pathology tianbo song 1, *, quan zhang 2, guoqing cai 3, meiqing cai 4, jili qian 5 1 computer engineering, arizona state university, tempe, az, usa 2 information studies, trine university, phoenix az, usa 3 information studies, trine university, phoenix az, usa 4 computer science, independent researcher, nanchang, jiangxi, china 5 information studies, trine university, phoenix az, usa * corresponding author: tianbo song (email: sportlemon@gmail.com) abstract: toxicity pathology is an important part of preclinical drug safety evaluation. with the development of computer science and full-slice digital scanning technology, artificial intelligence (ai) has been widely used in the field of drug safety evaluation, including all aspects of pathology, such as diagnostic pathology, veterinary diagnostics, pathology research, regulatory toxicology and pathology primary film review and peer review. toxicology is one of the most valuable disciplines to promote the development of animal and human health, and the toxicity research of drug non-clinical safety evaluation. the development and application of a wide variety of algorithms for histopathology suggests that ai pathology platforms can profoundly influence the future of digital toxic pathology, precision medicine, and personalized medicine. however, as with all other revolutionary technologies, there are many challenges in the implementation and application of ai pathology platforms. this paper reviews the development of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the application of artificial intelligence in toxic pathology, the application of machine learning in digital toxic pathology, and the impact of artificial intelligence on digital toxic pathology, in order to provide some reference for the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning in toxic pathology in china keywords: toxicity pathology; artificial intelligence; machine learning; artificial neural network. 1. introduction artificial intelligence (ai) is based on machine algorithms to predict or simulate what a human would do in the same situation. it is the inevitable product of the development of computer science and ultra-fast computing speed, and it is also the strategic point of future scientific and technological development. deep learning is a special machine learning method that has emerged during the development of artificial neural networks and is considered one of the most advanced techniques in image analysis applications. the most used deep learning model is the convolutional neural network, which can abstract local features and is therefore very suitable for application in the field of computer vision [1-3]. toxopathological evaluation in non-clinical safety evaluation of drugs is an important part of general toxicity test and carcinogenic test. the histopathological results of paraffin embedding, hematoxylin and eosin-stained sections are the gold standard for toxicological evaluation. these standardized approaches are time-tested and will continue to play a key role in the non-clinical safety evaluation of drugs. digital toxicology, artificial intelligence (ai), and machine learning (ml) can significantly improve the efficiency and quality of the work of toxicologists. in the past, the development of digital toxicology, ai, and ml has been slowed by computational costs and the inability to effectively digitize histopathological data for nearly 10 years. see the rapid development of computational pathology and convolutional neural networkcnn. the continued adoption of new technologies in medical imaging has resulted in an impressive, brain-rivaling technology. even new applications above the human brain. ai consistently outperforms humans in performing repetitive and detailed tasks quickly and accurately [4]. regardless of time constraints, ai's diagnosis of whole slide images (wsi) is already comparable to that of pathologists. the advantage of a pathologist is a high level of cognitive ability. the advantage of ai is fast and accurate computing power. the complementary and even synergies between diagnostic pathologists, veterinary pathologists, and toxicologists and ai could be far-reaching. it has a strong development prospect and practical value [5]. for example, diagnostic pathologists with ai-assisted diagnosis were able to identify metastatic breast cancer cells in lymph nodes more accurately (99.5% accuracy) than diagnostic pathologists without ai-assisted diagnosis were able to identify metastatic breast cancer cells with 96% accuracy and ai alone with 92% accuracy. therefore, toxicity pathologists should be aware that with the emergence of effective ai-assisted technologies for non-clinical safety evaluation of drugs, trial design and histopathology workflows for toxicity trials may fundamentally evolve in a direction that is more favorable to the work of toxicity pathologists. 2. related work toxicity pathology is an important part of preclinical drug safety evaluation. over the past few decades, pathology has established a set of standardized practices, guidelines, and/or industry standards as a key component of preclinical drug safety evaluation. however, for the pathologist, each study requires the microscopic examination of 100 to 1,000 tissue sections, which is a labor-intensive and time-consuming task, especially since most tissue organs lack changes associated with the subject matter. ai and deep learning have shown great advantages in helping to distinguish normal samples 138 from abnormal samples, so that toxicologists can spend their time mainly evaluating the pathological characteristics of abnormal specimens under the microscope, rather than evaluating normal tissue[6-8]. this will reduce the time required for the pathology process, effectively reducing the time to drug development. in addition, ai and deep learning help reduce differences in the semi-quantitative grading of lesions between and within laboratories. with the rapid development of digital pathological section scanning technology and ai algorithm for image feature extraction, toxic pathology has also transitioned from analog method to digital method[9]. ai-based deep learning algorithm can automatically, high-throughput and comprehensively extract feature data from images, so as to realize high-level feature learning of pathological big data, and form more abstract high-level features or attribute categories by combining lowlevel features, so that the feature expression is more comprehensive and objective [10-11]. with the development of algorithms and the in-depth observation of the histopathology space, ai's pathology platform is becoming one of the key factors affecting the future of precision and personalized medicine. 2.1. digital pathology digital pathology is the use of full section scanner to digitize the histopathological sections, and the use of computational methods to analyze these digitized section images. the scanner was introduced in 1999, but the development of digital pathology dates back to the 1960s. at that time, prewitt mendelsohn invented the ability to scan simple images from microscopic areas of ordinary blood smears and convert optical data into optical density value moments while maintaining spatial and grayscale relationships the array then identifies the presence of different cell types based on the information in the scanned images. a key component of digital pathology is the digitizing of slides into full slide scans. scanner parts with microscope. the components are parallel, including a light source, a slide table, an objective lens, and a high-resolution digital camera. images are typically captured as a series of line segments or image modules along the x and y planes of the slide, which are then digitally spliced together to create the entire slide image. these pictures or lines are stored at different resolutions in several images of the same slice, and these images are coupled together as a pyramid of images, which can support the processing of very large files. figure 1. digital pathology model partial download also avoids image lag when zooming in or out when the display views the entire slice image. one of the biggest determinants of scan quality is slide quality. the whole slide scanner the degree of tolerance for defects in slide preparation is much lower than for human observers, and the quality of the scan can be affected by uneven sections, tissue folding, compression, tearing, over or under staining, changes in staining intensity, and batch changes. 2.2. algorithm classification because deep learning methods do not rely on engineering features and can learn representations directly from raw data, they are increasingly used in the field of digital pathology. deep learning methods typically involve learning a set of images labeled with relevant categories (such as whether a tumor is benign or malignant) and then asking for new input data for interpretation without presetting assumptions. this process involves generating images and subsequently learning image features to separate out the categories of interest. compared with the manual extraction of image features, the method based on deep learning is widely used and its results are more accurate. as a result, many deep learning models, or algorithms for analyzing pathological images have been developed and utilized. 2.2.1. convolutional neural networks (cnn) cnn is the most widely used deep learning algorithm to date: and has been applied to a variety of pathological image analysis. a cnn is a deep feedforward network that contains multiple layers that infer outputs (usually decision categories) from inputs (such as images). the reason for the name is that there are multiple convolutional layers in the cnn, which are the building blocks of the cnn. in a cnn, filters between the input layer and the output layer learn and extract features from the image. the layers in the cnn are not fully connected, and the neurons in layer 1 only interact with the fixed region of the upper layer, rather than with all neurons. cnns also contain a pooling layer, whose main function is to reduce or reduce the dimension of features. cnn works by deconstructing an image in layers into low-level clues (such as edges, curves, or shapes) and then clustering these clues to form higher-order structural relationships that identify features of interest. currently, cnn deep learning based methods have been used for image detection and segmentation tasks to identify and quantify cells (such as neutrophils, lymphocytes, and primitive cells), histological features (such as nuclear morphology, mitotic image morphology, stromal, and glandular structures), and areas of interest (such as tumors and peri-tumor areas). 2.2.2. complete convolutional network (fcn) another common deep learning model is fcn, which lacks fully connected layers and consists only of a hierarchical structure of convolutional layers. unlike cnn, which uses local information to make global predictions, fcn can learn from each pixel learning feature representation. therefore, it is possible to detect elements or features that appear sparsely throughout the pathological image. this feature allows fcn to make pixel-level predictions, which may be an advantage for fcn compared to cnn learning from repeated features that appear throughout the image. some researchers have used fcn to improve the efficiency of cervical exfoliation cytology screening, especially in the detection of abnormal cells. 139 figure 2. digital cnn structure figure 3. digital fcn structure 2.2.3. recurrent neural network (rnn) unlike cnns and fcn, rnns are not limited to analyzing data at a single time, but can store inputs at different time intervals or points in time and process these inputs sequentially, that is, learning from discrete earlier steps. rnns take into account input states at different points in time and therefore exhibit dynamic behavior. long short-term memory network (lstm) is a type of rnn that is enhanced by the existence of loop gates, that is, cnns can complete learning tasks by recalling extended errors [23]. the advantage of using the lstm network is that the model is able to learn from each patch, and all of these learning patterns are aggregated to generate patient-level predictions. figure 4. digital rnn structure studies have shown that the average area under the curve (auc) value of lstm network predictive performance is 0.69, which is higher than the predictive performance of histology grade, whose average auc value is 0.57, and the average auc value of visual risk score predicted by 3 pathologists is 0.58[24]. the potential use of the rnn method is to analyze tissue images obtained at different time points to assess patient prognosis or disease outcome. 2.3. ai pathological diagnosis the application of ai in pathology is still in its infancy, so the current regulation of ai in pathology remains a very challenging work. the regulatory guidelines for the use of ai and deep learning software in good laboratory practice (glp) evaluation are based on general validation principles of glp regulations, such as the methods for validating analytical procedures outlined by the international coordinating 140 council for human pharmaceutical technology requirements (ich) [40] or the standard evidence methods for creating biomarkers and diagnostics identified by the american committee on pharmaceutical research and manufacturers. in general, these include defining parameters, analytical accuracy and precision, linear ranges of detection and limits of quantification, and robustness. the test must be credible, relevant to pharmacological effects or mechanisms, or relevant to disease and toxic effect results in addition to meeting the basic principles of analytical validation. regulation should also consider the principles for evaluating the clinical use of software as a medical device set out in the international forum of medical device regulators and the medical device working group guidelines, as well as following the medical digital imaging and communication (dicom) standard for processing image data. figure 5. dicom diagnostic image international dicom standard is an international standard for medical image information transmission, storage, retrieval, printing, processing and display. the dicom basic standards committee meets regularly to review the task outputs of the 31 dicom working groups and to identify trends and projected changes that may affect the integrity of medical image imaging information. the basic goal of the organization is to develop standards for the digital exchange of information between medical imaging devices and other information technology systems. it is worth noting that pathological diagnostic medical imaging also falls under this dicom standard. following dicom standards, digital pathology can facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration, and scientists and medical professionals using different systems can easily access the same information and data without having to reformat it for system compatibility, thus avoiding data loss. this is critical to the success of ai and deep learning. as a result, veterinarians and toxicologists, when making widespread use of digital image acquisition related to ai and deep learning applications, need to ensure that full-slice scanners generate dicom-compliant images and that personal access communication system (pacs) users can import and view files. in short, with the continuous development of ai technology and its applications, but also promote the standardization of medical imaging data information exchange, dicom's importance and influence is growing. 3. conclusion with the development of microscope image digitization technology, the application of digital pathology has extended to all fields of pathology, including human clinical diagnosis and non-clinical safety studies. full-section digitization has facilitated the development of automated image analysis techniques that help pathologists perform visual quantification tasks. in conclusion, pathology benefits from real-time advances in computer vision and analytical algorithms. high quality and consistent annotation of pathological data is essential for the development of algorithms and models. if this is achieved, ai can help the pathologist to free himself from tedious film reading tasks and can increase the consistency of the pathology rating system, adding a quantitative dimension to the previous semiquantitative assessment. and support diagnostic decisions by highlighting specific areas of the image to prompt further review by the pathologist. with the rapid progress of ai, it has been confirmed that ai-based tissue evaluation can be equal to or better than the evaluation of pathologists. especially, ai deep learning has great advantages in terms of driving efficiency and reproducibility of toxicological pathology work. however, there are still many challenges in the application of deep learning to digital pathology, such as classification tasks. the text or images needed for a computer to accurately identify a particular class are limited by a single magnification training. second, some classes with microscopic changes (such as lung hyperplasia and adenoma) differ less than others, or there is heterogeneity among individuals of the same class of tumor, which may lead to annotation uncertainty at classification time. in addition, there will be rare cases of toxic pathology that are difficult to obtain in sufficient numbers, resulting in insufficient data for deep learning training sets. at present, chinese toxicologists are committed to promoting the application of ai technology in the industry, and the author believes that the development of technology should be promoted from the following aspects: first, the annotation of standardized accurate pathological image data is the cornerstone of the development of ai technology. based 141 on the vigorous development of domestic drug research and development, the establishment of a publicly shared database of toxic pathological images will become a necessary prerequisite for the development of ai algorithms for pathological diagnosis in the future. secondly, the development and extension of ai algorithm technology, especially improving the generalization ability of deep learning algorithm models, may be an important way to accelerate the application of ai technology in toxicology. finally, the feature extraction algorithm of the deep learning model mainly relies on computer experts, while the annotation of pathological pictures relies on medical experts. people with different knowledge backgrounds may have understanding biases in communication, resulting in obstacles in the development process. in particular, the current research and development of ai pathological diagnosis system mainly relies on computer experts for the purpose of improving the accuracy of the algorithm, while pathologists in most cases only annotate the data and do not really understand the process of deep learning to extract image features, which makes the new model developed by the algorithm team unable to truly solve key medical problems. therefore, only the intersection and integration of different disciplines and expertise can achieve the integration of knowledge in different fields, stimulate innovative thinking, and promote the practical application of ai technology in toxic pathology. in conclusion, although there are some challenges in the application of ai in the field of 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(2023). advancing cancer document classification with r andom forest. academic journal of science and technology, 8(1), 278–280. https:// doi.org/10.54097/ajst.v8i1.14333. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 4 power quality disturbance recognition based on deep neural network and adaptive feature fusion lei chen, chao zhou *, jianjun chen department of telecommunications, qinhuangdao campus, northeast petroleum university, qinhuangdao, hebei 066044, china * corresponding author: chao zhou (email: 1239483277@qq.com) abstract: aiming at the problems of low recognition accuracy and low noise resistance of current power quality disturbance recognition algorithms, a power quality disturbance recognition method based on the fusion of neural network and adaptive features is proposed. firstly, one-dimensional features are extracted by 1d_cnn+gru network. the gadf algorithm and 2d_cnn are used to extract 2d features, and then the extracted 1d features and 2d features are adaptively fused into a new feature. finally, the new features are input into the channel attention mechanism and classified through the full connection layer. the experimental results show that the classification accuracy of the proposed method is above 92% for 40 disturbance types containing single, double, triple and quadruple disturbances, and above 96% for 20 disturbance types containing single and double disturbances. keywords: power quality disturbance; neural network; feature fusion; adaptive weights; gadf algorithm. 1. introduction with the increasing of nonlinear load and the rapid development of smart grid, power enterprises and users pay more and more attention to power quality[1]. in the power system, after the power quality is disturbed, the voltage signal and the current signal will change [2] in different forms, so that the electronic equipment is in the abnormal working state. the identification and classification of power quality disturbance is an effective method [3]to control and improve power quality. the problem of power quality disturbance identification and classification is generally divided into two parts, that is, feature extraction and classifier design. usually, feature extraction is carried out first, and then a model is established to classify the disturbance. the existing feature extraction methods are: fourier transform[4], wavelet transform, s transform[5][6], hilbert-yellow transform[7] and so on. disturbance classification is based on feature extraction, combined with different classification methods, to determine the category of disturbance. the commonly used classifiers are: decision tree[8], artificial neural network[9] and support vector machine[10]. literature [11] uses s-transform to extract the characteristics of power quality disturbance data and chaotic integrated decision tree algorithm to classify the disturbance. compared with traditional decision tree method, the recognition accuracy of this method is greatly improved. in literature [12], mrmr algorithm is used to extract the features of power quality disturbance data, and then multicore svm is used to classify the extracted disturbance features. this method improves the operation speed, has strong anti-noise ability and good stability. literature [13] uses improved s-transform (smst) to extract the timefrequency features of the power quality disturbance signals to be measured, and uses the improved cart algorithm to build a random forest (rf) classifier to classify the disturbance features. compared with the traditional cart algorithm, this method has a great improvement in the identification accuracy of single and double compound disturbances. in literature [14], empirical wavelet transform (ewt) is used to obtain the eigenmatrix of power quality disturbance signals, and the obtained eigenmatrix is input to support vector machine (svm) for disturbance classification. ewt is built on the basis of wavelet transform (wt). compared with wt, ewt has the advantage of empirical mode decomposition (emd), and the calculation speed is faster. the author simulated the power quality disturbance model under different conditions, and the method showed good performance for single disturbance identification accuracy and noise resistance. the above feature extraction methods all require manual intervention, and the features determined manually are completely dependent on human experience, which is difficult to fully reflect the key features of the disturbance, resulting in reduced accuracy of disturbance identification and weak adaptability. the deep learning method can eliminate the constraint of human factors and carry out intelligent feature extraction from a large number of disturbance data. it can adapt to the needs of pq disturbance intelligent classification in the current era of big data. in this paper, a power quality disturbance recognition method based on adaptive feature fusion is proposed, which realizes the recognition and classification of power quality disturbance data by adaptive fusion of one-dimensional and twodimensional features extracted from two subnetworks. 2. pqds signal generation and processing 2.1. gramian angular field (gaf) the gram angle field algorithm can realize the reconstruction of one-dimensional time series, and can avoid the data loss in the reconstruction process. compared with other conversion methods, gaf polar coordinates retain the absolute value of time relation, and the original time series in cartesian coordinates can be restored through the main diagonal of gaf matrix. the principle of gram angular field algorithm is as follows: firstly, the value scaling is carried out; x x , x ,⋯ , x the time series in the cartesian coordinate 5 system is scaled to the interval [1, -1] by formula (1), and then the polar coordinates are converted; formula (2) will be converted to polar coordinate system time series.xx max min max min i i i x x x x x x x       (1) arccos ; 1 1, ; i i i i i x x x x t r t n n               (2) where: is the original time series; x x is the time series after reconstruction; t is the time stamp; nand the constant factor of the generated space for the regularized polar coordinate system. if the cosine function of the sum of two angles is used, the gram angle and field (gasf) diagram can be obtained, and if the sine function of the difference of two angles is used, the gram angle difference field (gadf) diagram can be obtained. compared with gasf, gadf has a better [17] ability to express the features of the original disturbed data. in this paper, the feature map of gadf is adopted. gadf calculation method is as follows:              1 1 1 2 2 1 sin sin sin sin n t t gadf n n n g i x x x i x                              (3) where: is the unit row vector; ix is the transpose vector of.x 2.2. data generation and processing in this paper, the original one-dimensional disturbance data are generated by numerical calculation software matlab, including a total of 40 types of power quality disturbance data, including 8 types of single disturbance, 15 types of double disturbance, 13 types of triple disturbance and 4 types of quadruple disturbance, as shown in table 1. the original onedimensional data is converted into two-dimensional data by gadf algorithm. fig. 1 shows the gadf diagram of 8 common single disturbance and normal waveforms, in which the disturbance types from left to right in the first row are interrupt (c3), pulse (c6), dip + harmonic (c8), and rise + oscillation (c15). in the second row, the disturbance types from left to right are respectively sag + oscillation + pulse (c24), harmonics + interrupt + pulse (c29), harmonics + oscillation + pulse + temporary rise (c37), harmonics + oscillation + wave + interrupt (c39). c3 c6 c8 c15 c24 c29 c37 c39 fig 1. partial disturbance gadf diagram table 1. perturbation types correspond to the symbols in this document text symbols type of disturbance c0 normal waveform c1 sagging c2 temporary promotion c3 interrupt c4 harmonics c5 oscillations c6 pulse c7 undulation c8 dip + harmonics c9 temporary rise + harmonics c10 interrupt + harmonics c11 oscillations + harmonics c12 pulse + harmonics c13 wave + harmonics c14 dip + oscillation c15 temporary rise + oscillation c16 interrupt + oscillation c17 pulse + oscillation c18 wave + oscillation c19 volatility + temporary decline c20 volatility + temporary rise c21 volatility + disruption c22 wave + pulse c23 harmonics + oscillations + pulses c24 dip + oscillation + pulse c25 temporary rise + oscillation + c26 interrupt + oscillation + pulse c27 harmonics + dip + pulse c28 harmonics + temporary rise + c29 harmonics + interrupt + pulse c30 harmonics + oscillations + dips c31 harmonics + oscillations + c32 harmonics + oscillation + interrupt c33 harmonics + fluctuations + c34 harmonic + wave + temporary rise c35 harmonics + wave + dip c36 harmonic + oscillation + pulse + c37 harmonic + oscillation + pulse + c38 harmonics + oscillations + pulses c39 harmonics + oscillations + waves 3. neural network 3.1. convolutional neural networks (cnn) the types of cnns used in this paper are 1d_cnn and 2d_cnn. the cnns can be divided into convolutional layer, pooling layer, activation function, batch normalization layer and fully connected layer. 3.1.1. convolutional layer the convolution kernel in the convolution layer is the computing unit. the convolution kernel moves on the feature map of the input convolution layer and carries out convolution operations on each region of the feature map. the calculation results of different convolution check feature maps are different. the result of the convolution plus the offset of the output feature map as the output of the convolutional layer. the convolutional layer is calculated as follows: 6 1 j l l l j j i ij ii m x x k b     (4) where: represents the number of layers; lm represents the set of feature maps connected with the current layer's first feature map in the previous layer; jx is the first feature map output of the first layer; ljx the first feature map output for the first layer; l 1ik is the convolution kernel between the first feature map of the first layer and the first feature map of the previous layer; ljib is the bias of the first layer's first feature map.lj 3.1.2. pool layer the pooling layer is located after the convolution layer. since the convolution layer increases the number and dimension of feature maps, in order to reduce the number and dimension of feature maps, and keep the scale invariance of features as much as possible. the pooling layer can extract the features twice after the convolution layer, which improves the generalization ability of the model and is not easy to overfit. the calculation process of the pooling layer is as follows:  1l l l l j j i jx subdown x b   (5) where: represents the pooled downsampling function; subdown ∙ β is proportional bias; b is additive bias. 3.1.3. batch normalization layer (bn) bn layer can overcome the influence of covariance deviation, speed up the training speed, and enhance the generalization ability of the network. 3.1.4. activate function in order to avoid the problem of insufficient expressiveness of the neural network model, a nonlinear function is used as the activation function of the feature graph output by the pooling layer. commonly used activation functions include sigmoid activation function, tanh activation function, relu activation function, etc. since the first two activation functions belong to saturation activation function, gradient disappearance will occur due to their saturation, and the convergence speed is slow, so this paper chooses the unsaturated activation function relu activation function, which has a faster convergence speed. relu activation function is defined as follows: 0 ( 0) ( 0)( ) x x xf x   (6) 3.1.5. full connection layer after multiple convolution, pooling and activation operations of the input data, the resulting feature is expanded into a one-dimensional vector, so that the feature corresponds to the disturbance type one by one, expressed as:  1k k k ky f w x b  (7) where: is the number of layers of the network; ky is the total output of this layer; x is the initial input of this layer; w is the weight; b for network bias. 3.2. gated cycle unit (gru) grus were proposed to solve problems such as long-term memory and gradients in backpropagation. the gru is composed of two gates: update gate and reset gate. the update gate controls the influence of the output of the hidden layer at the previous time on the output of the hidden layer at the same time, and the reset gate indicates the information output of the hidden layer at the previous time to be deleted at the same time, which can effectively alleviate the problem [16] of "gradient disappearance" in the recurrent neural network. 4. model establishment and simulation experiment 4.1. establishment of adaptive feature fusion model 4.1.1. 1d_cnn+gru the module consists of 1d_cnn combined with gru. 1d_cnn consists of 5 convolutional layers, 5 normalized layers, and no pooling layer. the size of the convolutional kernel is 2×2, the move step of the convolutional kernel is set to 2 and no filling is required, and the parameters of dropout are set to 0.5. the one-dimensional data is taken as the input of 1d_cnn, and then the cnn output is taken as the input of gru, and the output of gru is the one-dimensional data feature. the 1d_cnn+gru structure is shown in figure 2. fig 2. 1d_cnn+gru structure diagram 4.1.2. 2d_cnn this module consists of 2d_cnn, obtained by modifying the classical neural network model structure vgg16. this module consists of 6 convolutional layers, 3 pooled layers and 6 normalization layers. the convolutional kernel size of the convolutional layer is 3×3, the convolutional kernel moving step is 1, the picture filling is 1, the pooled window of the pooled layer is 2×2, and the pooling window moving step is 2. through the above parameter settings, the size of the input through the convolutional layer remains unchanged, and the size is changed only through the pooled layer. the parameters of dropout are set to 0.5, and finally the output is activated by the relu function. the 2d data is input as this module, the output shape is (64,60,8,8), and the output shape is changed to (64,60,64) by changing the array shape function, as the 2d data feature. the 2d_cnn structure is shown in figure 3. 7 fig 3. 2d_cnn structure diagram 4.1.3. adaptive feature fusion in order to make better use of the extracted onedimensional and two-dimensional feature vectors, adaptive feature weights are introduced to make the model allocate different weights according to the feature distribution to carry out feature fusion [17]. the structure of this module is shown in figure 4. the one-dimensional and two-dimensional features are multiplied by w1 and w2 respectively and then added, and the added result is taken as the input of senet, and finally the fused feature vector is output. the initial weights w1 and w2 are initialized by parameter function, both of which are 0.5. in the network, the initial weight parameter will be added to the update parameter of the optimizer, so that when the optimizer is updated, the optimization direction is to minimize the loss function. senet is the channel attention module, which can obtain the importance degree of each channel in the feature graph and automatically assign different weights according to the importance degree. the scope of adaptive feature weights is the overall operation of one-dimensional and two-dimensional features, while the scope of senet is the internal channel of the feature vector. fig 4. structure diagram of adaptive feature fusion module 4.1.4. overall flow diagram in this paper, the error backpropagation method is used to train the convolutional neural network. the training samples pass through the convolutional layer, the pooling layer, the activation function activation and the full connection layer, and the weight and bias of each layer are updated by the random gradient descent algorithm. the overall process is shown in fig. 5. one-dimensional data is extracted by 1d_cnn+gru module with one-dimensional features; onedimensional data is converted into two-dimensional data by gadf algorithm, two-dimensional features are extracted by 2d_cnn module, and feature fusion is carried out by adaptive feature fusion module. after fusion, classification is output through the full connection layer. fig 5. overall flowchart 4.2. training and testing of the model in this paper, 500 pieces of data were selected for each disturbance, with a total of 20,000 pieces of data for 40 kinds of disturbances. 2048 data points were collected for each disturbance by matlab with a total sampling time of 0.2s. the original data was divided into training set, verification set and test set according to the ratio of 8:1:1. in order to test the antinoise ability of the model, white noise is superimposed on the disturbance signal, and the signal-to-noise ratio is 20db and 40db respectively. the model was trained and tested by three mixed modes: single disturbance (t1), single disturbance and double disturbance (t2), and multiple compound disturbance (t3) with single, double, triple and quadruple disturbance. 60 cycles were set for the training and testing of this model. during the training process, gaussian noise or salt and pepper noise were added to the data respectively to achieve data enhancement. the loss function was cross-entropy function and the optimizer was adam. the learning rate was reduced from 0.01 to 0.003 by exponential decay learning rate function exponentiallr function. figure 7 to 9 shows the training process of t1, t2 and t3 with no noise and signalto-noise ratio of 20db and 40db respectively. 4.2.1. classification of t1 (a) no noise (b) 20db (c) 40db (d) validation-acc curve with different signal-to-noise ratio fig 6. training process of 8 classification with different signal-tonoise ratios 8 the confusion matrix can intuitively observe the classification of the model. the horizontal coordinate of the matrix is the type predicted by the model, and the vertical coordinate is the real category, in which the diagonal elements are the number of correct classification, and the non-diagonal elements are wrong judgment and missing judgment. figure 6 shows the confusion matrix and training curve of the model for t1 when there is no noise and the snr is 20db and 40db respectively. it can be seen from the matrix that at 20db signal-to-noise ratio, the number of false judgments and missed judgments in the proposed method is low, especially the recognition accuracy of temporary rise and fluctuation is the highest, which are 99.96% and 100% respectively. 4.2.2. classification of t2 the first 20 types of disturbance in this paper include single disturbance and double disturbance. the training process of classifying the first 20 types of disturbance under different snr is shown in figure 7. (a) train-loss curve under different noises (b) validation-loss curve under different noises (c) validation-acc curve under different noises fig 7. training process of 20 classification with different signal-tonoise ratios 4.2.3. classification of t3 this paper has a total of 40 types of disturbance data, including a variety of compound disturbances including single, double, triple and quadruple disturbances. the training process of classifying 40 types of disturbances under different signal-to-noise ratio is shown in figure 8. table 2 shows the average recognition accuracy of the model in this paper for 8 classification with different signal, 20 classification and 40 classification under three different noise environments. (a) train-loss curve under different noises (b) validation-loss curve under different noises (c) validation-acc curve under different noises fig 8. training process of 40 classification with different signal-tonoise ratios table 2. the classification accuracy of the method in this paper number of disturbance types average recognition accuracy % noise20db 40db 8 99. 94 99. 81 99. 87 20 99. 00 96. 73 98. 32 40 95. 80 92. 57 93. 62 as can be seen from the above table, this model can effectively identify power quality disturbance signals regardless of 8 classification, 20 classification or 40 classification. under the three different noise environments, the average accuracy of 8 classification is higher than 99%, the average accuracy of 20 classification is higher than 96%, and the accuracy of 40 classification is higher than 92%. table 3 shows the classification results of 20 types of disturbances under different signal-to-noise ratios. as can be seen from the above table, the proposed model can effectively identify t1 and t2, and the average recognition accuracy is above 96% under three different snr conditions. 9 table 3. the classification accuracy of this method 20 under different signal-to-noise ratios type of disturbance recognition accuracy % no noise 20db 40db c0 100. 00 99. 26 99. 96 c1 99.66 91. 33 96. 76 c2 99.56 95. 43 96. 83 c3 99. 53 97. 33 97. 73 c4 99. 86 95. 03 99. 76 c5 99. 86 99. 26 99. 70 c6 99. 83 99. 20 99. 70 c7 100. 00 99. 96 100. 00 c8 92. 80 93. 43 95. 63 c9 99. 86 98. 56 99. 60 c10 93.46 95. 16 95. 10 c11 99. 83 94. 73 98. 60 c12 99. 90 98. 16 99. 50 c13 100. 00 98. 96 99. 93 c14 98.40 94. 16 95. 46 c15 99. 40 95. 46 97. 13 c16 98. 53 93. 30 95. 80 c17 99. 86 99. 56 99. 83 c18 99. 86 98. 30 99. 76 c19 99. 86 97. 93 99. 70 average 99. 00 96. 73 98. 32 4.3. comparison of 3 methods the proposed method is compared with 1d_cnn+gru, 2d_cnn and 2d_resnet [18], respectively, and the classification accuracy of 40 kinds of multiple composite disturbances under three snr conditions of 0db, 20db and 40db are respectively used by these four methods. the results are shown in table 4. table 4. classification accuracy of the four methods models average recognition noise20db 40db method of this 95. 80 92. 93. 62 1d_cnn+gru 91.71 83.64 91.29 2d_cnn 93.95 92.28 93.57 2d_resnet 86.39 81.51 85.28 as can be seen from table 4, the average recognition accuracy of the proposed method is higher than that of the other three under three different noise conditions. when there is no noise, the recognition accuracy of the proposed method is increased by 4.45%, 1.97% and 10.89% compared with the methods 1d_cnn+gru, 2d_cnn and 2d_resnet, respectively. when the snr is 20db, the recognition accuracy of the proposed method is improved by 10.67%, 0.31% and 13.56%, respectively, compared with the other three methods. when the snr is 40db, the recognition accuracy is improved by 2.55%, 0.05% and 9.77%, respectively. it can be seen from the first three methods that the recognition accuracy and noise resistance of the model after feature fusion are significantly improved compared with the model without feature fusion. 5. conclusion in order to avoid the decrease of recognition accuracy caused by manual extraction of disturbed features, this paper uses deep neural network to automatically extract features. in order to make the model have higher recognition accuracy and noise resistance, this paper proposes a deep neural network algorithm of adaptive feature fusion. the experimental results show that under three different snr conditions, the recognition accuracy of the model for 8 types of disturbance with only one disturbance is higher than 99%. the recognition accuracy of 20 kinds of disturbances including single disturbance and double compound disturbance is greater than 96%; for 40 types of multiple complex disturbances containing single, double, triple and quadruple disturbances, the recognition accuracy is above 92%. compared with the other three methods, the recognition accuracy and noise resistance of the proposed method are improved in different degrees, which proves the feasibility of the model and provides a new idea for dealing with today's complex types of power quality disturbances. references [1] wang weibo, zhang bin, zeng wenyu, et al. power quality disturbance classification based on feature fusion onedimensional convolutional neural network [j]. power system protection and control, 2020, 48(06): 53-60. 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[18] song tiewei, shi weifeng, bi zong, et al. power quality disturbance identification of marine power system based on 2d-resnet [j]. power system protection and control, 2022, 50(10): 94-103. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 131 research on sensor optimization technology of driverless vehicle zhen song a, hongwei deng b school of mechanical and electrical engineering, southwest petroleum university, chengdu sichuan 610000, china a 1220655917@qq.com, b 1433542385@qq.com abstract: driverless cars in operation, the perception of the surrounding environment demand is very rich, it is a kind of automatic detection of road information, detection of obstacles, calculation of obstacle location, speed and other functions, but due to the limitations of technology and detection means, the perception data of self-driving cars is not accurate enough, prone to safety accidents. therefore, the optimization of various sensors can greatly improve the safety performance of unmanned vehicles, thereby greatly promoting the development of unmanned technology. environmental perception technology is one of the core technologies of unmanned cars, environmental perception information comprehensiveness and accuracy is the guarantee of safe driving of unmanned cars, this paper elaborates on image recognition, sensor layout, sensor perception range and accuracy, sensor anti-interference ability and rapid processing of sensor massive data in environmental perception technology. keywords: environmental perception; driverless cars; sensor. 1. introduction autonomous vehicle is a major branch in the field of intelligent vehicle (iv), which realizes autonomous driving through the integrated application of positioning and navigation, environment awareness, dynamic planning and decision making, automatic control and other technologies. as one of the key technologies of driverless vehicles, environment perception technology has become a research hotspot in this field [3]. environmental perception technology mainly detects the state of the vehicle itself and environmental information such as roads, traffic signs, traffic lights, vehicles, pedestrians and obstacles around the vehicle through sensor technologies such as cameras, radar and ultrasound [4]. comprehensive and accurate environmental perception information can provide sufficient data guarantee for unmanned driving decision-making, so as to ensure the safety and stability of unmanned driving. 2. current situation of development 2.1. current international development as early as the 1980s, the united states believed that the world had entered the era of sensors, and established the national technical group (btg) to help the government organize and lead the sensor technology development work of major companies and national enterprises and institutions, and six of the 22 technologies vital to the long-term security and economic prosperity of the united states are directly related to sensor information processing technology[5]. japan takes the development and utilization of sensor technology as one of the six core technologies for national development. there are 70 key research projects in the 1990s formulated by the japanese science and technology agency, of which 18 are closely related to sensor technology[6]. sensors, communications and computers are known as the three pillars of modern information systems. because of its high technical content, strong penetration ability, and broad market prospects, it has attracted wide attention from countries all over the world. sensors are widely used in resource detection, marine, environmental monitoring, security, medical diagnosis, household appliances, agricultural modernization, and other fields. on the military side, the united states has equipped its f-22 fighters with a new multi-spectral sensor to achieve a fully passive search and tracking, which can be used in a variety of bad weather conditions such as fog, smoke or rain, not only can fight all weather, but also improve the stealth capability. the uk has more than 4,000 sensors in use on the space shuttle to monitor information from the spacecraft, verify the correctness of the design and make diagnoses when problems are encountered[7]. japan has installed sensors on its radar-4 satellite that can photograph ground targets around the clock. the fastest growing demand for sensors in the world is in the automotive market, as well as in the communications market. the key to the level of automotive electronic control system is the number of sensors[8], at present, an ordinary family car is installed dozens to hundreds of sensors, and the number of luxury car sensors reaches more than 200. our country is a big car production country, with an annual output of more than 10 million cars, but the sensors used in cars are almost monopolized by foreign countries. 2.2. development situation of our country as early as the 1960s, china began to get involved in the sensor manufacturing industry[9], during the "eighth fiveyear plan" period, china listed sensor technology as a national key scientific and technological research project, and built a "state key laboratory of sensor technology", "national sensor engineering center" and other research and development bases. moreover, mems and other research projects have been included in the national high-tech development focus. at present, the sensor industry has been regarded as a hightech industry with a promising future in china, which has attracted the attention of the world with its high technical content, good economic benefits, strong penetration and wide market prospects[10]. our country's industrial modernization process and the rapid growth of more than 20% of the 132 electronic information industry, driving the rapid rise of the sensor market. our country's mobile phone production exceeded 750 million[11], and the growth of the mobile phone market has brought new opportunities to the sensor market, which accounts for a quarter of the sensor market. china is a big producer of white electricity, the total output in 2009 reached more than 300 million units[12], with sensors accounting for 1/5 of the market, sensors in the medical environmental protection professional equipment applications of rapid growth, accounting for about 15% of the market share. at the same time, the problem of sensor development in our country has become increasingly prominent. although there are many sensor enterprises in china, most of them are oriented to the low-end field, the technical foundation is weak, and the research level is not high. many companies are quoting foreign chip processing, independent research and development of fewer products, independent innovation ability is weak, and almost no market share in the high-end field. in addition, research institutes have been in line with international standards in the research of sensor technology, but the bottleneck of industrialization has been delayed. at present, the research institutions engaged in sensor technology research and development in china are mainly universities, the chinese academy of sciences and relevant ministries, and the technical strength of enterprises is weak, many are cooperating with foreign countries, or secondary packaging. in developed countries, the research and development and industrialization of sensors are more dominated by enterprises. so, how should china's sensor industry break through the current development bottleneck? in recent years, china has also continuously increased its attention to the sensor industry, and introduced a series of policies to promote its development. in july 2011, the "twelfth five-year plan" of china's electronic components pointed out that 500 billion yuan will be invested during the "twelfth five-year plan" period[13], mainly in the research and development and industrialization of new electronic components. in february this year, the "accelerate the development of sensors and intelligent instrumentation industry action plan" jointly issued by the ministry of industry and information technology and other four ministries[14], also formulated specific industrial development goals, and gave a development roadmap from 2013 to 2025. according to the national plan, the future will establish an innovative industrial cluster of more than 10 billion yuan in the field of sensors, as well as industry leaders with an output value of more than 1 billion yuan and small and fine enterprises with an output value of more than 50 million yuan. for the realization of the above goals, we should start from two aspects, one is to take the road of industrialization, the other is to adopt the overall solution model. in the industrialization of sensor technology, in addition to the need for mature markets and products, as well as sufficient capital and talent, the long-term business philosophy is also the basis for the success of sensor industrialization. the cycle of sensor development and promotion is relatively long, and it is often difficult to see results in the short term. for example, hanwei, from entrepreneurship to listing, has gone through a total of 10 years. the model of the overall solution is an effective path after hanwei practice. although the sensor is a key device with high technical content, it needs to depend on other systems and specific applications, and it is difficult to form a large output value and scale. therefore, he suggested starting from the core components, extending to the downstream industry chain, and providing customers with an overall solution. with this total solution model, we are able to get first-hand user experience information and refine and improve the sensor based on this information. at the same time, because the profit of the end application is relatively high, the enterprise can put the money earned in the end application into the front-end core technology research and development, so that the research and development also have the follow-up strength. 3. driverless environment awareness technology unmanned vehicles use a variety of sensors for environment perception, which need to be calibrated after the sensors are installed in the fixed position of the vehicle[15]. in the process of driving, the requirements for environment perception are extremely diverse and complex. as a ground autonomous driving robot, it should have the ability to extract road information, detect obstacles, and calculate the position and speed of obstacles relative to the vehicle[16]. that is, the perception of the road environment of the unmanned vehicle usually includes at least structured road and unstructured road detection, pedestrian and vehicle detection in the driving environment, and the detection of traffic lights and traffic signs. 3.1. structured road inspection structured road detection is to accurately obtain the position and direction of the vehicle relative to the lane by understanding the information of the standardized road with clear lane marking lines and road boundaries[17]. 3.1.1. common assumptions for structured roads since the road conditions are different from each other, only a simplified road scene can be provided. therefore, the road shape hypothesis, road width and road flatness hypothesis, road feature consistency hypothesis and area of interest hypothesis are established to help identify structured roads. 3.1.2. straight detection fig 1. algorithm flow under the official industry standards, the design and construction of structured roads are relatively regular, with 133 clear distinctions between road and non-road lane lines. in the visual navigation system, the lane line is approximated by a straight line based on the assumption that the direction of the lane line not far from the camera changes little, that is, the curvature changes little[18]. through the lane line edge point search and lane line edge curve fitting, the straight lane fitting is realized. the algorithm flow is shown in figure 1. 3.1.3. curve detection the curve is an indispensable road form in the highway, so it is necessary to detect the boundary of the curved lane line from the road image[19], judge the direction of the road bend, and determine the curvature radius of the curve to provide effective information for the unmanned vehicle. the alignment of the general highway plane is mainly divided into straight line, circular curve and cycloidal line, so the top view is selected for fitting[20]. the detection methods of curves at home and abroad are mainly based on road models. it is generally divided into three steps: establishing the curve model and completing the assumption of the road shape; the lane line pixels were extracted, and the pixels of each lane line were extracted from the foreground pixels. the lane model is fitted and the optimal parameters of the curve mathematical model are determined by using the detected pixels[21]. 3.1.4. detection in complex environments in the actual case of image preprocessing, there are often complicated situations. the uneven change of ambient light leads to multiple pure white and pure black areas in the image extracted by the camera, which makes the image recognition algorithm lose its target. image preprocessing is often used to solve this problem. among them: gamma adjustment, gray mapping adjustment, histogram adjustment and other methods. since the navigation image of unmanned vehicle in vehicle vision has high requirements for image gray information, image authenticity and image real-time, image preprocessing methods must meet the requirements of fast, simple, smooth and natural synthetic image and less synthetic trace. multiple exposure can be achieved by setting the shutter length, alternating exposure with different cameras in the binocular camera, etc.[22][23][24]. 3.2. unstructured road detection for unstructured roads such as rural roads and field dirt roads, road detection based on machine learning is used to process images and data in combination with the detected environmental information and the model in the prior knowledge base. at the same time, the prediction model is modified according to the different environment to achieve the effect of continuous update of the model [25]. 3.3. target detection in driving environment according to different detection targets, different sensor data and different processing algorithms are selected to realize the target detection in the driving environment[26]. 3.3.1. pedestrian detection pedestrian detection based on hog feature. hog feature is a kind of intensive descriptor for local overlapping area of image. it constructs human features by calculating the gradient direction histogram of local area[27]. this method is a detection method that extracts hog feature of image and then makes decision by svm[28]. the pedestrian detection based on stixel model can detect the target accurately by fusing lidar and video data. using lidar data to extract the region of interest, and then using video image to recognize the properties of the target[29], it can effectively realize the complementarity between different mode sensors and improve the performance of the sensor. it is divided into three steps: first, the lidar data is processed to obtain the region of interest; then the image data is prepared to train the imagebased pedestrian detection algorithm. finally, the trained classifier is used to detect pedestrians based on the region of interest. 3.3.2. detecting test of vehicle the v-disparity method is an obstacle detection method based on stereo vision[30]. the algorithm flow is as follows: first, stereo image pairs are obtained, then dense parallax map is calculated, and v-disparity chart is established. by analyzing the v-disparity chart, road surface in the driving environment can be extracted, and the position of obstacles on the outlet surface can be calculated. the combination of vision and lidar information avoids the problem that machine vision is affected by light and lidar data is insufficient, and realizes the complementarity of sensor information. by establishing the coordinate conversion model between lidar, camera and car body, the lidar data and image pixel data are unified into the same coordinate for recognition and processing. according to the characteristics of lidar data, a suitable clustering method is selected, and the new shape matching and template matching of lidar data after clustering are determined to determine the region of interest. vehicle detection in the region of interest is carried out through haar-like features combined with adaboss algorithm, and then kalman predictive tracking is realized through vehicle data features in lidar[31]. 3.3.3. traffic light detection the system structure of traffic light recognition can be divided into image acquisition module, image preprocessing module, recognition module and tracking module. the traffic light in a single frame image can be detected by using the traffic light recognition method based on color vision. in order to prevent false detection or tracking loss, target tracking algorithm based on color histogram can be used. camshift (continuously adaptive mean shift) algorithm, which can effectively solve the problem of target deformation and occlusion, and the operation efficiency is high[32][33]. 3.3.4. traffic sign detection traffic sign detection includes three aspects: color segmentation, shape detection and pictographic recognition. when the lighting conditions are good, the threshold of color segmentation needs to be selected through the image sampling of the outdoor environment. the chroma and saturation information of the hsv color space can be used to separate the traffic sign from the background. usually, traffic signs and driving directions are not perpendicular. ellipse detection based on random continuous sampling is often used to judge circular marks. the edge line after color segmentation can be obtained by hough line transformation. select the relevant template to roughly divide the processed image into red prohibit sign, blue permit sign and yellow warning sign. classifier is designed for each kind of traffic sign. firstly, otsu threshold segmentation algorithm is used to pre-process the detected marks, which can effectively avoid the errors caused by light shadows and occlusion. then, based on the image obtained by the algorithm, the radial features are extracted by the moment operation, and the multi-layer perceptron is selected to achieve the goal of kernel 134 recognition. output the most similar results[34][35][36]. 4. optimization of sensors according to the field distribution of patents related to environmental perception technology, environmental perception technology can be divided into two branches: sensing mode and target detection[37]. in practical applications, sensing mode is the means and target detection are the result, as shown in table 1. table 1. environment awareness branch primary technical branch secondary technical branch three-level technical branch main ipc categories environmental awareness sensing mode millimeter wave radar g01s13 twodimensional lidar g01s17 threedimensional lidar g01s17 infrared camera g06k9,g06t7 ordinary camera g06k9,g06t7 ultrasonic wave g01s15 object detection road detection b60w40 signal light detection g06k9,g08g1 traffic sign detection g06k9,g08g1 pedestrian detection g06k9,g05d1 obstacle detection g01s,go6k9 vehicle detection g08g1,b60w30 fig 2. gps fig 3. imu inertial measurement unit fig 4. camera fig 5. radar at present, there are six kinds of sensors commonly used in driverless cars: gps, imu inertial measurement unit, camera, lidar, millimeter wave radar, ultrasonic radar[38]. the farthest detection distance of millimeter wave radar is about 250 meters, strong anti-interference ability to temperature and weather, detection angle range of 10-70 degrees, strong detection ability to distance and depth of field information, weak recognition ability of road signs, mainly used for vehicles, pedestrians and obstacles detection [39]; the farthest detection distance of lidar (divided into twodimensional lidar and three-dimensional lidar) is about 200 meters, and the detection angle range is 15-360 degrees, which is not sensitive to light transformation, and the night sensing ability is strong, rich in information, but the recognition of speed and road signs is weak, mainly used for the detection of lanes, curbs, vehicles, pedestrians and obstacles, and the cost is high. the farthest detection distance of the camera, about 50 meters of short focus, about 100 meters of middle focus, about 200 meters of long focus, is affected by the weather and light, there is no direct distance information, temperature stability is strong, mainly used for signal lights, traffic signs, lanes, roadside detection; the farthest detection distance of ultrasonic wave is about 10 meters, and the detection angle is 120 degrees. due to the limited detection distance, it is mainly used to detect obstacles to avoid collision and rubbing, but it is small in size and low in cost. gps, using the triangulation method, is the timedifference gps used in practical applications. the frequency of gps positioning is 10hz, that is, 100ms positioning once, the frequency is low, and it cannot follow the ideal trajectory, so other sensor signals need to be introduced to improve the positioning frequency of the unmanned vehicle. imu inertial measurement unit, the longitude and latitude information obtained by gps as input signals to the imu, imu and then through the serial line connected to the controller, in order to obtain higher frequency positioning results. based on newton's laws of mechanics, by measuring the acceleration of the carrier in the inertial reference frame, integrating it with time, and transforming it into the navigation coordinate system, information such as velocity, yaw angle and position can be obtained in the navigation coordinate system. all kinds of sensors have their own characteristics and advantages and disadvantages, a variety of sensor fusion is the inevitable trend of automatic driving, equipped with enough cameras, lidar, millimeter-wave radar, ultrasonic sensors, inertial measurement units and global navigation satellite system sensors, can improve the robustness of automatic driving function. environmental perception technology is a comprehensive technical research subject, its ultimate goal is how to achieve the integrity and accuracy of perception at the lowest possible cost and at the fastest speed. therefore, how to rationally arrange a variety of sensors, the range and accuracy of sensor perception, how to avoid the interference of other things and how to quickly process the data collected by sensors are inevitably the focus and difficulty of comprehensive research on environmental perception technology. the following will use the method of patent analysis to carry out a comprehensive analysis and research on the above issues. 4.1. sensor layout optimization the role of the sensor is to carry out real-time perception of the environment around the vehicle to ensure timely access to the environmental information of the vehicle during the driving process, so it is necessary to achieve 360-degree monitoring without dead corners when deploying the sensor position, which requires comprehensive consideration of the characteristics and advantages of different sensors in specific application scenarios, so as to reasonably select the appropriate sensor and layout[39]. at present, the mainstream 135 approach is to achieve the perception ability through the fusion of a variety of sensors and increase the number of sensors, but the sensor price is too high, the use of too many directly lead to the surge in the overall cost of the vehicle, the larger size of the sensor such as no shielding will also affect the beauty of the vehicle and the stability of the vehicle at high speed. how to reasonably place sensors with matching scene characteristics in all directions of the car body, how to optimize the number of sensors used under the premise of ensuring the sensing range and accuracy, and how to properly integrate the sensors with the car body are the key research directions of optimizing the sensor layout. at present, many domestic universities, automotive research institutes and enterprises have put forward the optimization method of sensor layout, so that the layout of the sensor is adapted to its own individual characteristics to achieve a better perception effect, while reducing the overall configuration cost. 4.2. optimization of sensor sensing range and accuracy the range and accuracy of sensor perception information directly affect the subsequent decision-making level of driverless cars, and the sensor perception range is limited, the current maximum perception distance is about 250 meters, and the perception range of high-speed vehicles is shorter[41]. obstacles will affect the sensor's overall perception of the vehicle's surrounding environment, and natural factors such as light and weather will also affect the sensor's perception accuracy. in the existing technology, the sensor's sensing range and accuracy can be effectively improved by optimizing the deployment position and deployment angle of the sensor. lidar and camera sensors working together can also achieve a greater range of perception; the sensing performance can be improved by optimizing the internal parameters and algorithms of the sensor, such as error compensation for the sensor to improve the accuracy of the sensor, the use of fast radar line scanning to achieve fine configuration and registration of the point cloud, and the use of tracking center transformation algorithm to improve the vehicle detection accuracy during vehicle identification. at present, the invention patent application has proposed many different solutions to the problem of limited sensing range and low precision of the sensor, and the relevant technical solutions are shown in figure 6. fig 6. technical solutions for optimizing range and accuracy based on the optimization plan for the lidar wiring harness distribution in the automatic driving scenario, the lidar wiring harness model is established, optimization parameters are set according to the requirements of the environmental awareness task, coarse optimization is carried out, coarse optimization results are fine-optimized, and optimized laser wiring harness distribution is obtained. the optimized laser beam distribution can be tested and verified in virtual environments such as driving simulators to improve the effectiveness of environmental awareness tasks. compared with the uniform beam distribution of the existing multi-line lidar, the proposed method is more targeted to specific target detection tasks, and the optimized sensor has the characteristics of high detection accuracy and wide range in target detection. 4.3. optimization of anti-jamming performance of sensor anti-interference is an important part of sensor detection, commonly used anti-noise, anti-electromagnetic field and other interference sources of technology mainly include shielding technology, electrostatic shielding and electromagnetic shielding. when the sensor is applied to the autonomous vehicle, environmental factors such as strong light, temperature, rain, snow, fog, snow and ice on the road will also affect the normal work of different sensors, which is easy to cause the error of the sensor results, and then lead to the risk of vehicle driving. lidar can effectively sense rain and snow, to achieve all-weather work; vehicle-mounted radar is not affected by light, rain and snow; millimeter wave radar can detect distant targets at night or in foggy weather; in the night vision scenario of driverless cars, infrared sensors are usually used, which are highly adaptable to the environment and are not affected by rain, snow, wind and fog. the temperature control of the sensor is mainly by installing a heat shield or adding a metal temperature control board to the sensor, and the above two ways are for the control of a single sensor, and the cost is high. in order to overcome the interference of environmental factors to the sensor, fault tolerance processing can be carried out according to the complementary characteristics of each sensor[42]. at present, there are fewer patent applications for anti-interference schemes involving sensors to environmental factors in china, and the relevant technical schemes are shown in figure 7. fig 7. anti-interference optimization technology scheme automotive sensor temperature control system, wherein the heat exchange system includes one or more conduction tubes [43]; conduction tubes connect multiple sensors and heating and cooling units; the central controller is coupled with multiple sensors, receives the current temperature data of each sensor, and determines the temperature adjustment mode of the sensor at least according to the current vehicle condition and the current environment; the heating and cooling devices are coupled to the central controller and receive the temperature regulation control signal of the central controller; the heating and cooling unit also connects multiple sensors through the conduction tubes of the heat exchange system, which heat or cool the conduction tubes to transfer heat in the heat exchange system. the overall temperature of the system is realized, the efficiency of the system is greatly improved, and the cost is reduced. 136 4.4. sensor data processing speed optimization the information collected by the vehicle camera is usually processed by visual correlation algorithm, the distance data collected by millimeter wave is processed by distance correlation algorithm, and the data collected by lidar is processed by filtering and clustering technology. because driverless cars use a variety of different sensors, the collected data is large, the coverage is wide and the security level is different. driverless cars are required to have strong computing and processing power. at present, multi-sensor information fusion technology is widely used, including bayesian fusion method, kalman filter fusion method and neural network fusion method. bayesian information fusion method is a reasoning method based on probability statistics. kalman filtering method can predict and correct the location of objects and other information from limited and noisy observation sequences, and neural network method can eliminate the cross-influence effect produced by multi-sensor cooperation through a large number of learning and training[44]. 5. summary this paper expounds the research content, difficulties and key points in the field of environmental perception, and sorts out the related technologies of image recognition, sensor layout, sensing range, accuracy, anti-interference and data processing under different road conditions in environmental perception. in order to reduce traffic accidents and optimize human time structure, driverless cars can improve their performance. practical problems such as saving energy consumption emerged under the strong demand of the market. the perception of the space environment of the unmanned vehicle is very dependent on the single or multi-line lidar. the acquisition of the image information of the traffic signal light and traffic sign light is completed by using the camera, and other sensors such as millimeter wave radar are used to jointly collect the environmental information. the analysis and recognition of various information data uses a number of data analysis and solution methods, and uses artificial intelligence machine learning methods to identify various targets, so as to finally complete the environmental perception task of the unmanned vehicle. references 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[44] kohlert m, könig a. large, high-dimensional, heterogeneous multi-sensor data analysis approach for process yield optimization in polymer film industry[j]. neural computing and applications, 2015, 26: 581-588. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 1, 2023 5 verification mechanism for authenticity of big data cloud computing services based on game theory and smart contracts ruofei wang school of business, the hong kong polytechnic university, hong kong, china abstract: with the development of big data and cloud computing, ensuring authenticity and validity has become paramount issue. this paper introduces a novel verification mechanism, which is based on game theory and smart contracts, to validate the genuineness of results from cloud services given to users. it not only vouches for the veracity of these results but also promotes participation from trustworthy cloud service providers by introducing a strategically designed incentive system. the designed game-theoretical model combined with the execution sequence of the smart contracts acts as a deterrent against deceitful actions by potential malicious service entities. experimental results prove the effectiveness and feasibility of this method. keywords: big data cloud computing; smart contracts; game theory; authenticity verification; incentive mechanism. 1. introduction with the advent of the big data era, we have entered an era of information explosion. against this backdrop, massive amounts of data are produced and processed every day [1] [2]. to handle these data, cloud computing technology has emerged, providing a flexible, scalable platform for rapid storage and analysis. however, as seen in daily life and the business environment, trust issues related to big data and cloud computing are becoming increasingly important [3]. the widespread application of cloud computing has caused a large amount of sensitive information and key business processes to migrate to the cloud. the core issue emerged is how users can trust the authenticity and validity of the computing results provided by the cloud service providers. moreover, the diversification and complexity of cloud services have made the verification work even more difficult. users may not be able to verify the authenticity and effectiveness of the results provided by the cloud service providers solely through their technical capabilities. for this, they may need to cooperate with multiple cloud service providers simultaneously and then verify them by comparing the results provided by all parties. but this method still has some problems, for instance, the incentive mechanism may not be sufficient to encourage all participants to provide genuine and effective services [4]. in the big data cloud computing environment, the authenticity and validity of the results has become a major challenge. although some verification methods exist, they usually require fairly complex calculations and may involve third-party verification agencies, further increasing the complexity and cost of verification [5] [6]. additionally, for some specific computational tasks, such as deep learning or highly personalized analysis, the lack of universal verification standards and methods also adds to the difficulty of verification [7]. to ensure that each participant actively and honestly provides services, a carefully designed reward and punishment system is needed. this system needs to balance the interests of all parties to ensure that everyone has enough motivation to act according to the rules. however, designing such a system is not easy, especially when it involves multiple competing cloud service providers [8]. smart contracts and game theory provide new possibilities to solve the above problems. smart contracts can automatically execute contract terms, providing an automated solution without manual intervention. however, designing and implementing smart contracts involves many complex technical issues [9]. moreover, game theory offers an effective way to study the interactions and incentive mechanisms between cloud service providers and users. while, constructing accurate game models and finding equilibrium solutions is also a complex task. issues of authenticity and validity verification of cloud services, incentives for honest participation, and the combination of smart contracts and game theory constitute the core challenges of this study. we need a comprehensive and effective solution that can ensure the credibility of cloud computing services while promoting active cooperation among all participants. this study is to explore this important field, providing feasible solutions for the future cloud computing environment. after a deep analysis of the authenticity and validity issues in the big data cloud computing field, we propose a research plan that combines smart contracts with game theory. this plan is to solve the challenges of trading between users and multiple cloud service providers in an untrusted environment. below, we will elaborate on several key parts of this research plan. firstly, our plan uses game theory at the theoretical level. game theory provides us with an effective mathematical tool to analyze and understand the interactions between participants. in this plan, we view the interaction between users and cloud service providers as a game process and strive to design a mechanism aimed at ensuring that honest cloud service providers have enough motivation to report malicious ones. in this way, we hope to enhance the trust of the entire cloud computing ecosystem. secondly, to implement the above theoretical mechanism, we propose a way based on smart contracts. smart contracts are computer programs that automatically execute and enforce contract terms, providing a powerful tool for automation and trust. we will adopt an advanced smart contract architecture that enables users and cloud service providers to trade securely, transparently, and 6 effectively. under this architecture, users and cloud service providers deposit fee and guarantees into smart contracts, respectively. subsequently, the smart contract will automatically decide how to allocate these funds based on the consistency and authenticity of the results provided by the cloud service provider. additionally, when disputes arise, our plan also provides a third-party trusted arbitration mechanism. this mechanism allows the parties involved to apply for arbitration by a thirdparty trusted entity (ttp). ttp will independently assess the dispute and make a fair judgment based on its appraisal results. the main contributions of this study can be summarized as follows: theoretical foundation: we propose a new game theory model to analyze and understand the interaction between users and cloud service providers. this model can not only be used to analyze existing cloud computing environments but also provides a powerful theoretical tool for future research. smart contract architecture: we design a new smart contract architecture to automate the processing of transactions between users and cloud service providers. this architecture emphasizes transparency and verifiability, thereby enhancing the trust level of the entire transaction process. incentive mechanism design: we carefully designed a set of incentive mechanisms to encourage cloud service providers to provide services honestly and report malicious behavior. the mechanism utilizes theoretical foundation of game theory and combines economic incentives in the real world. 2. system description in this section, we will describe in detail the overall architecture and functionality of our proposed system for ensuring the authenticity and effectiveness of big data cloud services. our system is composed of three main participants: users, cloud service providers, and a trusted third party (ttp). additionally, the system relies on a coordination mechanism based on smart contracts to ensure the transparency and fairness of all transactions. 2.1. overall architecture in our proposed system, the overall architecture encompasses three main participants: users, cloud service providers, and trusted third party (ttp), as well as a coordination mechanism based on smart contracts. we will now describe each component and their interactions. fig 1. ttp application under the case of cloud 2 cheats 1) user: the user, as a consumer of cloud services, may be an individual, enterprise, or research institution. they have the following main characteristics and responsibilities: 1. cloud service selection: users choose appropriate cloud services based on their needs. this could be training ai models, data analysis, or other types of services. fig 2. ttp application under the case of both clouds cheat 2. data provision: users provide datasets required for training or analysis. to ensure data security, encryption methods can be applied. 3. payment management: service fees are paid through smart contracts, and results are verified upon completion of the transaction. 4. dispute appeals: if the results are unsatisfactory or problematic, users can apply for arbitration by ttp. the user’s utility function can be represented as: uuser = vresult − cservice − cdispute where vresult represents the value of the result obtained from the cloud service provider, cservice is the cost of purchasing the service, and cdispute is the potential cost of dispute resolution. 2) cloud service provider: cloud service providers are responsible for providing cloud computing resources and related services. their duties and features include: 1. resource allocation and management: providers offer necessary computing resources, such as cpu, gpu, and storage, and manage them effectively. 2. model training and analysis: based on user requirements, providers execute corresponding model training or data analysis tasks. 3. deposit management: providers deposit collateral with the smart contract to ensure honest behavior. 4. result submission: upon completing the service, providers submit the results to the user and receive corresponding compensation through smart contracts. the provider’s utility function can be represented as: uprovider = rservice − cresource − cpenalty where rservice represents income from providing services, cresource is the cost of resource allocation, and cpenaltyis the potential fine. 3) trusted third party (ttp): the trusted third party (ttp), as an impartial arbitrator, is mainly responsible for the following tasks: 1. evidence collection: ttp collects evidence from both parties in the event of a dispute. 2. analysis and identification: ttp analyzes evidence to determine which party is at fault and makes a fair judgment. 3. adjudication release: ttp issues an arbitration ruling based on the findings and notifies the smart contract to execute corresponding actions. ttp’s utility function can be represented as: uttp = rarbitration − carbitration 7 where rarbitration is ttp’s arbitration income, and carbitration is the cost of arbitration. 4) smart contract: the smart contract, as the core coordinator of the entire system, performs the following key functions: 1. transaction coordination: the smart contract manages all participant transactions, including collecting fees, handling collateral, executing payments, etc. 2. incentive mechanism implementation: through specific algorithms, the smart contract implements incentive mechanisms to encourage the honest behavior of cloud service providers. 3. dispute resolution coordination: the smart contract coordinates the arbitration process with ttp and executes corresponding actions based on the result. the smart contract ensures transaction fairness through the following formula: where ufinal represents the final utility allocation. overall, our architecture ensures the transparency, fairness, and effectiveness of big data cloud service transactions through precise coordination and incentive design. in the following sections, we will explore the system’s detailed functionality. 2.2. user interaction process in our system, the user interaction process is not only a core component but also a manifestation of the complexity and precision of the entire system. the entire interaction process encompasses key links such as user selection of cloud services, data upload, service payment, result verification, and dispute resolution. below is a detailed description of the interaction process. 1) service selection and negotiation • needs analysis: users analyze and determine the specific service types and resource configurations required based on their computing needs. • service selection: users compare service quotes, quality, historical ratings, etc., from different cloud providers through the service catalog to select suitable services. • negotiation mechanism: if standard services do not meet user requirements, the system can provide a negotiation interface for users and cloud providers to directly negotiate service content and price. 2) data upload and preprocessing • data formatting: users organize the data into a format supported by the system, so that the cloud provider’s system can recognize and process it. • secure upload: users upload the data to the cloud provider’s storage system through a secure channel, combining encryption and integrity checks to ensure data security and integrity. • data preprocessing: after uploading the data, the cloud provider may need to perform some preprocessing work, such as data cleaning and format conversion. 3) service payment and execution • fee confirmation: users confirm the service fee in the smart contract and lock the corresponding payment. • service execution: upon receiving confirmation, the cloud provider begins executing the service tasks, such as model training and data analysis. • result verification: after receiving the results, users can confirm the correctness and completeness of the results through the built-in verification mechanism. 4) dispute resolution • dispute application: users submit a dispute application to the system and provide the necessary evidence. • evidence collection and analysis: ttp collects evidence from both parties and determines the responsible party through professional analysis. • arbitration execution: ttp issues a ruling, and the smart contract executes corresponding actions based on the arbitration result, such as refunds or fines. overall, the user interaction process involves many detailed and complex steps, reflecting the complexity and diversity of cloud computing service transactions. through precise design, our architecture minimizes the complexity of user operations while ensuring the security and fairness of transactions. this process can be further refined and optimized to adapt to changing market demands and technological advancements. by integrating human interaction with complex cloud computing services, this design forms a solution that is both flexible and reliable. in future work, we plan to further explore how to better integrate more advanced encryption technologies and verification mechanisms to provide higher security and availability. through this section, we have gained a deep understanding of the overall architecture and user interaction process. in the following sections, we will delve into some key technical details and implementation schemes. 2.3. smart contract design smart contracts play a key role in our system, ensuring fairness, transparency, and automation. below is the core design of the smart contract, including the main components, operating logic, and core code implementation. 1) contract composition smart contracts are composed of several parts, including user role definition, service agreement, payment logic, result verification, and dispute resolution. a) user role definition: includes the definition and permission allocation of roles such as users, cloud service providers, and third-party arbitration organizations. b) service agreement: involves the specific terms, pricing, sla, etc., clearly defined, and negotiation mechanisms. c) payment logic: includes the logical design of key payment processes such as fee confirmation, locking, payment, and refunds. d) result verification: defines methods to verify the authenticity and validity of service results. e) dispute resolution: provides a mechanism to resolve disputes through a third party when contract terms are disputed. 2) operating logic the operating logic of the smart contract is the core of the entire system process, involving the following key steps: a) service negotiation: users and cloud service providers negotiate through the contract and reach a consensus. b) payment confirmation: users confirm the service fee and lock the payment in the smart contract. c) service execution and verification: cloud service providers execute the service, and users verify and confirm the results. d) final settlement: based on the verification results, the smart contract executes payment or refund operations. e) dispute handling: if a dispute arises, the smart contract can invoke dispute resolution logic. 3) core code implementation below are some examples 8 of key code snippets to demonstrate the core functionality of the contract. 1. user role definition: contract cloudservicecontract { address public user; address public serviceprovider; address public arbitrator; constructor(address _user, address _serviceprovider) public { user = _user; serviceprovider = _serviceprovider; arbitrator = msg.sender; } } 2. service agreement definition and payment confirmation: struct serviceagreement { uint256 price; string description; uint256 starttime; uint256 endtime; bool iscompleted; } serviceagreement public serviceagreement; function setagreement(uint256 _price, string memory _description, uint256 _starttime, uint256 _endtime) public { serviceagreement.price = _price; serviceagreement.description = _description; serviceagreement.starttime = _starttime; serviceagreement.endtime = _endtime; } function confirmpayment() public payable { require(msg.value == serviceagreement.price, "payment must match the agreed price"); } 3. service execution and result verification: function markascompleted() public { require(msg.sender ==serviceprovider, "only the service provider can mark the task as completed"); serviceagreement.iscompleted = true; } function validateresult(bool isvalid) public { require(msg.sender == user, "only the user can validate the result"); if (isvalid) { serviceprovider.transfer (serviceagreement.price); } else { user.transfer(serviceagreement.price); } } through carefully designed smart contracts, our system not only provides an automated, transparent, and reliable service transaction mechanism but also ensures user privacy and data security by combining modern encryption technology. the contract logic is clear, easy to understand, and implement, providing a solid foundation for future further research and optimization. 3. conclusion with the rapid development of big data and cloud computing technologies, the issues of ensuring the authenticity and effectiveness of cloud services have gradually emerged. this paper proposes an innovative authenticity verification mechanism based on game theory and smart contracts, aimed at addressing this pressing issue. we first conducted an in-depth analysis of the challenges of authenticity and effectiveness in the current cloud computing environment, revealing the existing trust gap. then, we introduced a combination of game theory and smart contracts, building a brand-new theoretical model and smart contract architecture to achieve automated verification and transparent transactions. through carefully designed incentive mechanisms, we successfully encouraged the active participation of honest cloud service providers, thereby enhancing the trustworthiness of the entire system. we also designed a third-party trusted 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baijiu; entropy weight-topsis; competitive advantage; ingo. 1. introduction chinese baijiu, among the traditional liquors, boasts a profound cultural heritage and an extensive production history in the realm of traditional alcoholic beverages. it exhibits distinctiveness not only within the sphere of chinese culture but also on the global stage of potent spirits, where it demonstrates exceptional brilliance. during the period spanning 2002 to 2011, the baijiu industry experienced rapid growth, marked by a substantial and consistent sevenfold increase in annual production and sales volumes. however, the chinese economy has experienced a decline since 2012. market dynamics and regulatory restrictions such as the "three public expenditure ban" and the "eight-point frugality code" have concurrently impacted the baijiu sector. consequently, baijiu sales have witnessed a decrease, with other alcoholic beverages emerging as formidable competitors and acquiring market share [1]. the spirits industry has faced significant challenges due to the sudden and drastic market shifts, coupled with a sharp decline in consumer demand; certain liquor companies have, in fact, encountered negative growth in operational revenue. despite this, certain alcohol companies, like guizhou moutai, have increased their share price and operating income by double by actively changing their strategies and strengthening their long-term competitive advantages. china's production of liquor decreased gradually between 2015 and 2022. according to statistics, as of 2022, there were 19 chinese liquor listed enterprises, 963 liquor enterprises above scale, and approximately 6,712,000 kiloliters of liquor produced, a 5.6% year-over-year decline and a new low in the previous ten years [2]. currently, the alcohol companies are actively developing sustainable competitive advantage resources, adjusting the initiative's development plan, and working to strengthen sustainable development. entrepreneurs are now focusing on finding a strategy to achieve a durable competitive advantage in the liquor sector that is specific to its needs. a corporation's capacity to uphold a lasting competitive advantage is crucial for its prolonged and steady growth. this advantage is intricately connected to the firm's prospective development capabilities, financial outcomes, and market stance [3]. a robust financial position can provide consistent financial backing for the enterprise, ensuring uninterrupted operations and long-term expansion. it serves as the cornerstone and prerequisite for establishing a lasting competitive advantage [4]. non-financial metrics, such environmental sustainability, have a significant influence on a liquor brewing company's competitive advantage. the future competitive advantage of liquor firms can be assessed and predicted by integrating both their financial and nonfinancial data [5]. many scholars have conducted thorough examinations of the liquor industry, exploring various assessment methods and indices that can aid liquor businesses 54 in gaining a competitive edge. for example, huang [6] employed factor analysis to assess the competitiveness of listed liquor businesses. they selected 13 indicators from four categories: profitability, solvency, operating ability, and growth ability. by condensing a large number of financial indicators into a small number of composite factors that are unrelated to one another, the basic research goal of employing fewer factors to describe many financial indications is accomplished. the same assessment indices were utilized by chen et al. [7] to thoroughly examine the competitive advantages of four listed liquor companies in sichuan province using enhanced gray correlation analysis. by enhancing the conventional dea evaluation methodology, long et al. [8] assessed the competitiveness efficiency of 15 listed liquor businesses using four indicators: market share, operational revenue, profitability, and production capacity. their results showed that there is a wide range in the degree of rivalry among liquor companies, but overall variances are getting smaller. li et al. [9] developed indices for assessing competitiveness by incorporating variables related to operational capacity and profitability. they further examined the impact of csr on business competitiveness using the fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis method. it is evident that while building indicators, contemporary research primarily begins with financial indicators like profitability, solvency, operating capacity, and growth capacity. furthermore, these models lack comprehensiveness in indicator selection. indeed, the factors influencing enterprise sustainable competitive advantage are diverse. therefore, there is a need to judiciously broaden the range of indicators and consider the relationships among them. to address the aforementioned challenges, this study presents two primary contributions. firstly, it establishes a competitive advantage evaluation model for liquor enterprises. commencing from two categories, financial and non-financial indicators, the metrics are classified into seven primary indicators: development capacity, profitability, solvency, operational capacity, cash flow, brand value, and environmental and social responsibility. further subdivision into 16 secondary indicators is undertaken to provide a more detailed description. in this manner, a competitive advantage evaluation index system for white wine enterprises is formulated. subsequently, utilizing the established index system, this study gathers annual data from official disclosure platforms for 19 publicly traded liquor companies spanning the years 2014 to 2022. furthermore, the moving average of various time windows is employed as the assessment criterion to more effectively evaluate the sustainable development capability of liquor enterprises. subsequently, the entropy method was applied to ascertain the relative weights of each indicator based on the preprocessed data. the weight matrix of the entire evaluation model was then calculated. following the input of data and weighting matrix, the competitive advantage level for each research subject was computed using the topsis method. the second contribution of this paper encompasses the training and prediction of a bp neural network, utilizing the composite rating values as prior samples. this process aims to derive appropriate input weights and thresholds for the neural network model. the bp neural network demonstrates robust learning ability and adaptability, excelling particularly in handling multi-indicator predictions. nevertheless, it is noteworthy that the bp neural network is sensitive to initial parameters and may encounter challenges related to easily falling into local optimization. to prevent the bp neural network from converging to a local optimum, we incorporate a meta-heuristic algorithm, the northern goshawk optimization. initially, we focus on optimizing the convergence speed of the ngo and mitigating the issue of the algorithm prematurely converging to local extremes. the improved ngo algorithm was applied to optimize the bp neural network, which was then utilized to develop a predictive model for assessing sustained competitive advantage. the paper is structured as follows. section 2 briefly describes the results of existing research. section 3 describes the construction of the index system of sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises and the construction of entropy weight-topsis evaluation model. section 4 shows how the ngo model can be improved and compared with existing models. section 5 describes the prediction steps based on the ingo-bp neural network model. in section 6, the validity of our model is demonstrated through empirical analysis by comparing it with other models. finally, conclusions are drawn in section 7. 2. related work the sustained competitive advantage of enterprises is a conceptual abstraction, necessitating the use of appropriate methods for measurement and assessment. currently, prevailing methods for evaluating sustained competitive advantage can be broadly categorized into four types: qualitative evaluation methods, classification evaluation methods, ranking evaluation methods, and quantitative evaluation methods. scholars have put forth various multiindex comprehensive evaluation methods to comprehensively understand the developmental trends of entities. based on the determination of evaluation weights, these methods can be classified into subjective evaluation and objective evaluation. subjective evaluation methods typically rely on expert subjective experience and involve manually setting evaluation weights. typical methods include analytic hierarchy process (ahp) [10] and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method [11]. on the other hand, objective evaluation methods primarily determine weights based on the relationships between evaluation indicators and the coefficients of variation of each indicator. typical methods include technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution (topsis) [12,13], grey relational analysis (gra) [14], and principal component analysis (pca) [15]. among them, the topsis evaluation model optimized using the entropy weight method has found wide application in various fields. for instance, chen et al. [16], from the perspective of the high-quality development of baijiu enterprises, established a high-quality development evaluation index system for baijiu enterprises consisting of 27 indicators in five dimensions: corporate management, innovative development, product quality, social responsibility and green development, and efficiency benefits. they employed the entropy weight-topsis model for measurement. li et al. [17] analyzed the comprehensive effects and development capabilities of land use from three aspects: economic benefits, social effects, and ecological security, using the same model. li [18] evaluated the level of highway traffic development, reflecting the current development status and trends of highway traffic in luoding city. mo et al. [19] employed the entropy weight-topsis evaluation method to comprehensively assess agricultural 55 water resource allocation schemes, providing a more objective reflection of agricultural water resource carrying capacity and dynamic change trends. the differences in these research areas fully demonstrate the practicality of the entropy weight-topsis evaluation model. the introduction of the entropy weight method into the topsis model not only reduces subjective judgments of weights but also considers the uncertainty between indicators. this approach allows for the simultaneous consideration of multiple factors, making decision-making more comprehensive. therefore, this paper chooses to use this evaluation model to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the sustained competitive advantage of listed baijiu enterprises. when engaged in predictive modeling, bp neural networks exhibit remarkable proficiency in managing intricate nonlinear interactions and possess a heightened learning capacity. in recent years, there has been a continual surge in research dedicated to bp neural networks. for instance, cui et al. [20], delving into a comprehensive analysis of rock material characteristics and sedimentation parameters, utilized the bp neural network to classify and predict soil distribution and related geotechnical parameters. zhang et al. [21] applied the bp neural network algorithm to categorize stock price patterns, presenting a potent tool in the financial domain. li et al. [22] implemented the bp neural network model in urban green space planning scenarios, optimizing the model with pso intelligent algorithms to provide a more thorough assessment of urban green space planning solutions. liu et al. [23] utilized the pso-bp neural network model to evaluate used car prices, offering robust support for the development of online used car trading platforms. qin et al. [24] established user personality models based on the five dimensions of the ocean personality model, employing the bp neural network for prediction with high efficiency and accuracy. in the realm of business management and risk prediction, li et al. [25] crafted an early warning model integrating financial and non-financial factors, predicting corporate warnings for listed chinese manufacturing companies and offering crucial references for business decision-making. these studies enrich the application of bp neural networks across diverse fields, highlighting their versatility and flexibility in addressing complex problems and undertaking predictive tasks. however, the solitary bp neural network has limitations, including a lack of simple and effective parameters leading to bp algorithm instability. furthermore, the bp neural network exhibits characteristics of local minima and slow convergence speed, necessitating the resetting of initial parameter values to find the global optimal solution, thereby increasing the algorithm's runtime. therefore, this paper employs a metaheuristic algorithm to optimize the bp neural network, aiming to enhance network accuracy and improve overall algorithm performance. 3. evaluation system of sustainable competitive advantage of baijiu enterprises 3.1. design of evaluation system the analysis of liquor firms' ongoing competitive advantage requires the effective construction of an indicator system. on the other hand, creating sustainable competitive advantage indicators is a methodical, intricate undertaking [26]. a number of guidelines, such as scientificity, comprehensiveness, operability, and data accessibility, must be adhered to while choosing indicators. the selection of evaluation indices for an enterprise's sustainable competitive advantage in this study is done by consulting relevant literature [27-30]. as indicated in table 1, a total of 16 variables are chosen from both financial and non-financial categories to build the assessment index system of listed liquor firms' sustainable competitive advantage. the "china wine cup" liquor brand value ranking, the company's information disclosure platform, and the annual report data of each company provide the fundamental information for the indications of the sustained competitive advantage of listed liquor companies. -development capability shows a company's trend of development, shows its potential for scale expansion, and helps determine whether the company's financial and operational choices carry any dangers. profitability refers to the ability of a business to generate profits, reflecting not only the efficiency of its investments but also revealing the internal strength of its profit-making capabilities. table 1. assessment indicator construction for the sustainable competitive advantage of listed chinese liquor companies. type target layer indicator layer variable financial development capacity increase rate of main business revenue x1 rate of growth in attributable net profit x2 rate of growth in adjusted net profit x3 profitability return on total assets (weighted) x4 gross profit margin x5 net profit margin x6 debt-servicing capacity current ratio x7 quick ratio x8 debt-to-asset ratio x9 operational capability total assets turnover ratio x10 inventory turnover ratio x11 cash flow sales to net cash flow from operations ratio x12 operating cash flow to income ratio x13 cash flow ratio x14 nonfinancial brand value brand value x15 environmental and social responsibility disclosure completeness x16 debt-paying ability is a crucial capability for a company to fulfill its obligations on time, playing a decisive role in 56 determining the financial condition of the company. additionally, it is an important indicator for evaluating the company's ongoing operational capacity and risk level. operational capability is the expression of effective business management that shows how well assets are turned over. cash flow encompasses the total cash inflow and outflow within a business cycle. establishing an effective cash flow system is a vital assurance for enhancing a company's competitiveness. in addition to the aforementioned financial indicators, this study also incorporates non-financial indicators, such as brand value and environmental and social responsibility. brand value considers elements like brand awareness, brand image, product quality, and innovation capability. enhancing brand value facilitates companies in attracting consumers, entering new markets, and expanding their business scale. simultaneously, public disclosure of corporate environmental and social responsibility (csr) enables companies to comprehensively understand and manage environmental and social risks, thereby improving corporate sustainability. the specific indicators for environmental and social responsibility include six aspects: pollution emission treatment, safe production, employee welfare, participation in social activities, product quality, and consumer rights and interests for liquor enterprises. the assignment method for disclosure is detailed in table 2, where a value of 0 is assigned for no disclosure, and a value of 1 is assigned for the other five disclosure categories. table 2. disclosure valuation method. disclosure status score not disclosed 0 brief disclosure +1 quantitative disclosure +1 comparable to the previous year +1 comparable to national standards, industry standards, or competitors +1 disclosed negative information +1 3.2. construction of comprehensive evaluation model the entropy weight-topsis model [31,32] denotes the process of establishing the entropy value method through objective value assignment in order to determine the weights of the evaluation indicators. then, the evaluation indicator data is multiplied by the weights determined by the topsis method in order to ascertain the benefits and drawbacks of the comprehensive evaluation model program. this research does a thorough examination using the entropy weight topsis model. the precise method of calculation is as follows： the original data matrix ( )ij ij m nx x  of the evaluation system can be produced, where ijx is the jth evaluation indicator of the ith evaluation object, assuming that there are m evaluation indicators and n evaluation objects. after standardizing the indicators, the standardized matrix ( )ij ij m nv v  is produced. next, the information entropy ( e j ) of the indicator, the characteristic weight ijp of the ith evaluation object on the jth indicator, and its entropy weight ( jw ) are determined using equation (1).     1 1 1 1 ln ln 1 1 ij ij n iji n j ij iji j j m jj v p v e p p n e w e                 (1) to create a weighted decision matrix, apply weights to the normalized matrix ijv :    ij j ijm n m n r r w v     (2) describe the vectors of the positive ideal solution ( )z  and the negative ideal solution ( )z  :         1 2 1 2 , , , max | 1,2, , , , , min | 1, 2, , n ij i n iji z r r r r j n z r r r r j n                       (3) determine the relative closeness ( ic ) of the ith evaluation object, representing the sustained competitive advantage of the liquor enterprise. a larger ic indicates greater proximity to the optimal level or the positive ideal solution of the euclidean distance. in this context, the letters d and d denote the evaluation object and the positive and negative ideal solutions, respectively.     2 1 2 1 i m ij jj m ij jj i i i d r r d r r d c d d                  (4) 4. the improved northern goshawk optimization algorithm-ingo 4.1. the northern goshawk optimization algorithm the northern goshawk optimization algorithm (ngo) [33] is a meta-heuristic algorithm designed to emulate the predatory behavior of northern goshawks in the wild. the predation process of the northern goshawk is delineated into two primary phases: the prey recognition phase (exploration phase) and the chase and escape phase (development phase): 1) exploration phase: identifying targets and initiating attacks during the first hunting season, also referred to as the "exploration phase," the northern goshawk chooses its target at random and launches an immediate attack. the ngo algorithm screens any target in the search area at random to enhance the algorithm's overall search performance. when it comes to identifying prey targets and attacking, the northern goshawk's traits are best stated as follows: , 1,2, , , 1,2, , 1, 1, ,i kp x i n k i i n       (5)     , , ,, 1 , , , , i i i j i j i j p inew s i j i j i j i j p i x r p i x f f x x r x p f f            (6) , 1 , 1 , 1 new s new s i i i i new s i i i x f f x x f f       (7) 57 in the formula, ip is the prey location of the ith northern goshawk; kx is the location of the kth northern goshawk in the northern goshawk population; n is the number of northern goshawks in the population; and , 1 , new s i jx is the new location of the ith northern goshawk in the jth dimension; ,i jx is the position of the ith northern goshawk in the population in the jth dimension; ,i jp is the prey position of the ith northern goshawk in the jth dimension; jp f is the value of the objective function of the ith northern goshawk; if is the value of the objective function of the nth nth northern goshawk's own position before updating; , 1new s ix is the new position of the ith northern goshawk during the exploration phase; , 1new s if is the value of the objective function of the ith northern goshawk's own position after updating during the exploration phase; r is the random number in the interval  0,1 ; and i is a random number of 1 or 2. 2) development phase: track and run the victim attempts to flee as soon as the northern goshawk attacks it; this is referred to as the "exploitation phase." with its lightning-fast pursuit pace, the northern goshawk can catch up with nearly all of its victims and eventually bring it to ground. it is possible to enhance the local optimization performance in the search space by algorithmically replicating this behavior. the characteristics of this hunting habit are best characterized as follows: 0.02 (1 ) t r t    (8) , 2 , , ,(2 1)new s i j i j i jx x r r x   (9) , 2 , 2 , 2 new s new s i i i i new s i i i x f f x x f f       (10) in the formula, r is the radius of the attack position; t is the current number of iterations; t is the maximum number of iterations; , 2 , new s i jx is the new position of the jth dimension of the ith northern goshawk after the update in the development phase; , 2new s ix is the new position of the ith northern goshawk in the development phase; and , 2new s if is the value of the objective function of the ith northern goshawk's own position after the update in the development phase. 4.2. the improved northern goshawk optimization algorithm-ingo despite its robust global search capabilities and rapid convergence speed, the ngo algorithm may encounter situations in later iterations where it converges to a local optimal solution. it is noteworthy that, during the development stage of northern goshawk hunting, the actual hunting radius does not diminish linearly with an increase in the number of iterations. this study proposes an improved optimization strategy for the northern goshawk, aiming to tackle the issues mentioned above. 1) initially, a sinusoidal optimization algorithm is incorporated into the exploration phase to maintain a delicate balance between the ngo algorithm's capacity for global exploration and local exploitation throughout the search process: 1 0.05 cos 2 t t r t         (11)     , , ,, 1 , , 1 2 3sin i i i j i j i j p inew s i j i j best i p i x r p i x f f x x r r r r x x f f                (12) in the formula, 1r is the control parameter, which mainly controls the amplitude of the sinusoidal function; t is the current number of iterations; t is the maximum number of iterations; 2r is the random number of  0,2 ; and 3r is the random number of  0,2 . 2) following this, an optimization strategy involving nonlinear reduction is applied to refine the hunting radius. this adjustment aims to align the algorithm more closely with the real-world dynamics of a northern goshawk's hunting behavior, resulting in an accelerated convergence speed. the precise expression is: 2 1 0.02 tan t r t        (13) 3) this study introduces an additional perturbation phase, building upon the initial two phases, to account for the potential scenario where the northern goshawk algorithm might converge into a local optimal solution in the later iterations. in order to enhance the algorithm's local search capabilities and convergence speed, this research introduces a spiral search approach and applies it to the northern goshawk's location updating process. simultaneously, within the perturbation phase, this paper introduces a perturbation factor ( d ) and a judgment factor ( c ). in each iteration, d takes a random value within the range of  0,1 , and c decreases with the progression of iterations. the specific expression is: 1 t d t   (14) in the formula, t is the current iteration number; t is the maximum iteration number. a spiral perturbation is needed for that iteration of the algorithm if d c , and the decrease of c is nonlinear as the number of iterations rises from equation (14). since spiral perturbation is not required at the start of the iteration period, the algorithm is still in the global search state. as a result, the c corresponding to this period is larger, the condition d c is more difficult to satisfy, and spiral perturbation is performed less frequently. the algorithm may enter the local optimum during the middle and late iterations. in these cases, the spiral perturbation is required to force the algorithm to exit the local optimum solution, resulting in a rapid reduction of the period's coefficient c and an easier time satisfying the condition d c . at this point, the algorithm employs the spiral search perturbation strategy. equations (15) and (16) can be used to characterize the perturbation update of the northern goshawk position during this phase:  , 3 , , ,cos 2new s bl i j i j i j bestx x e l x x     (15) , 3 , 3 i , 3 new s new s i i i new s i i i x f f x x f f        (16) 58 in the formula, , 3 , new s i jx is the new position of the ith northern goshawk in the jth dimension after the update of the perturbation phase; b being 1 corresponds to a logarithmic spiral shape; l is the random number of [ 1,1] ; , 3new s ix is the new position of the ith northern goshawk in the perturbation phase; and , 3new s if is the value of the objective function for the ith northern goshawk's own position after the update of the perturbation phase. 4.3. the improved northern goshawk optimization algorithm-ingo in order to evaluate the ingo algorithm's performance, this study used six typical classical benchmark functions. these functions include the high-dimensional multimodal function, which is used to test the algorithm's exploration capacity and make sure it doesn't find local optimal solutions, as well as the single-peak function, which is used to assess the algorithm's development capability in quickly locating the ideal answer. in table 3, the chosen benchmark functions are described in detail. table 3. test function. test function dimension limit min 2 1 1 n ii f x    30 [-100,100] 0 2 1 1 nn i ii i f x x      30 [-10,10] 0  2 3 1 1 n i ji j f x      30 [-100,100] 0  2 10 1 1 1 1 20 exp 0.2 exp cos 2 20 n n i ii i f x x e n n                       30 [-32,32] 0             13 1 1 2 22 2 11 2 1, 5,100, 4 0.1 0.1 1 1 sin 3 1 1 sin 2 sin 3 n ii n i i n ni f u x x x x x x                          30 [-50,50] 0   22 11 1 2 15 21 3 4 i i ii i i x b b x f a b b x x              4 [-5,5] 0.0003075 to validate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms, this study compares ingo with particle swarm optimization (pso), genetic algorithm (ga), whale optimization algorithm (woa), and ngo algorithms. each algorithm is configured with a maximum of 20 individuals and 100 iterations. to mitigate randomness and enhance experimental credibility, each algorithm runs independently 20 times, and the average result is considered the final outcome. the convergence curves for all algorithms are illustrated in figure 1. figure 1. convergence curves of algorithms upon analyzing figure 1, it becomes evident that, for the single-peak test function, the ingo algorithm proposed in this study demonstrates swifter convergence compared to all the algorithms under consideration. while each algorithm eventually converges to a value near the minimum of the test function, the final outcome of the ingo algorithm distinctly approaches the minimum at a quicker pace than the other algorithms. this indicates its rapid and robust optimization search capability. in the context of the high-dimensional multimodal function, characterized by greater complexity than the single-peak test function and involving multiple local optimal solutions, figure 1 reveals that certain optimization algorithms may become ensnared in local optima, leading to slower search speeds. conversely, the ingo algorithm 59 presented in this paper achieves the global optimal solution for the high-dimensional multimodal test function with the utmost speed, underscoring its potent local optimization search capability and superior performance relative to other algorithms. 5. specific steps of ingo-bp neural network based on entropy weight topsis the bp neural network is a multilayer feedforward neural network that operates on the principle of error backpropagation. this neural network employs a supervised learning method, initially receiving a dataset through the input layer, processing it through the hidden layer, and generating output data in the output layer. subsequently, the generated data is compared with the desired data to calculate the actual error. utilizing the gradient descent method, the error is backpropagated, and the weights and thresholds are adjusted layer by layer from the output layer to the input layer. the bp neural network model is gradually optimized through continuous iteration. this iterative process ensures that the neural network's output gradually converges to align with the desired data. by continuously adjusting weights and thresholds, the model's performance can be enhanced to meet the accuracy requirements of data output and desired data. in this context, the initial weights and thresholds are crucial parameters for bp neural networks. this paper employs the ingo optimization algorithm, as proposed in section iv, to optimize these parameters. the specific steps of the ingobp neural network model, based on entropy weight-topsis and introduced in this paper for evaluating the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises, are as follows: step 1: establish the continuous competitive advantage evaluation index system for liquor enterprises and gather relevant data. step 2: preprocess the data to compute the sliding average using multiple windows. step 3: utilize the entropy weight method to calculate the weight coefficients for each index. step 4: based on the results from step 3, compute the index weight matrix and derive the evaluation outcomes for the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises. employ the natural discontinuity method to classify the scores. step 5: take the outcomes from step 4 as input for the bp neural network. determine the optimal number of hidden layer nodes using the empirical formula (17), and employ the mean squared error (mse) of the model as an indicator during the training process, as illustrated in formula (18). m n l    (17) 2 1 1 ˆ( ) n r i i mse y y n    (18) in the formula, m is the count of hidden layer nodes; n represents the number of input layer nodes; l denotes the number of output layer nodes; is an integer within the range [1,10]; ˆry signifies the predicted value of the sample; iy represents the actual value of the sample; n is the total number of training samples. step 6: enhance the ingo algorithm as outlined in section 4.2, determining the dimension of the northern goshawk, the total population size, and the maximum number of iterations. the dimension of the northern pale eagle is influenced by the number of input neurons, hidden neurons, and output neurons in the constructed bp neural network. attain the optimal individuals of the northern pale eagle as the initial parameters for the bp neural network. step 7: in the ingo algorithm's individual fitness function, employ the error function of the bp neural network model as the northern pale eagle individual fitness function, where the fitness function value corresponds to the mse in equation (18). step 8: conclude the algorithm upon reaching the maximum number of iterations, where the optimal northern pale eagle individual signifies the optimal initial weights and thresholds for the bp neural network. step 9: integrate the parameters obtained in step 8 into the bp neural network model established in step 5. input data on the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises into the ingo-bp neural network model for validation. 6. an empirical analysis of baijiu enterprises' sustainable competitive advantage 6.1. data selection and processing this study selects a total of 19 publicly listed companies involved in liquor brewing in china. it gathers and organizes annual data spanning 9 years from 2014 to 2022. statistical calculations are conducted based on the 16 indicators of sustained competitive advantage. to enhance the dataset, sliding averages of multiple windows are adopted as evaluation objects. the study ultimately obtains 342 sets of effective initial sample data. 6.2. evaluation of baijiu enterprises' sustainable competitive advantage based on entropy weight topsis model utilizing the weights and normalized data matrix acquired through the entropy value method, a comprehensive evaluation of liquor enterprises is conducted using the topsis method. the weights assigned to each indicator are detailed in table 4, while table 5 presents the sustained competitive advantage scores for each enterprise. we divided all sustained competitive advantage scores into five categories using the natural discontinuity approach [34]. among them, 1 represents strong sustained competitive advantage, 2 represents stronger, 3 represents moderate, 4 represents weaker, and 5 represents poor. in order to optimize the differences between categories, the natural breakpoint method is a statistical technique for classification based on the rules of numerical statistical distribution. the technique is predicated on the idea that every statistical sequence has a number of inherent turning and distinctive points that can be utilized to divide the research population into clusters based on shared characteristics. from a holistic perspective, the majority of liquor companies have experienced an upward trajectory in their competitive advantage throughout the study period. notably, kweichow moutai (600519) and wuliangye (000858) have consistently maintained robust and enduring competitive advantages. shanxi fenjiu (600809), gujing gongjiu (000596), yanghe brewery (002304), and luzhou laojiao (000568) also exhibit strong sustained competitive advantages, with shanxi fenjiu ascending from the 11th to the 3rd position, holding the highest sustained competitive advantage. jiugui liquor (000799), swellfun (600779), 60 king's luck brewery (603369), and shede spirits (600702) demonstrate moderate sustained competitive advantages, indicating a relatively stable development. yingjia distillery (603198), laobai gan (600559), huangtai liquor (000995), shunxin agriculture (000860), kouzi jiao (603589), yilite (600197), tianyoude (002646), and jinhui liquor (603919) exhibit moderate to low sustained competitive advantages, with yilite dropping from the 9th to the 16th position, and tianyoude experiencing a significant decline from the 6th to the 17th position. conversely, golden seed winery (600199) demonstrates a low sustained competitive advantage and consistently holds a poor ranking. upon further examination of the current development of these enterprises, and in conjunction with table 4, it becomes evident that brand value plays a pivotal role in reflecting the competitive advantage of a company. brands such as kweichow moutai and wuliangye have deeply ingrained themselves in the public consciousness, contributing to their significantly stronger sustained competitive advantage compared to other listed enterprises. additionally, the enterprise's inventory turnover and gearing ratio exert a substantial impact on its competitive advantage. table 4. the weight value for determining the weight of evaluation index based on entropy method. type target layer indicator layer variable weight financial development capacity increase rate of main business revenue x1 5.67% rate of growth in attributable net profit x2 1.07% rate of growth in adjusted net profit x3 0.59% profitability return on total assets (weighted) x4 1.01% gross profit margin x5 3.59% net profit margin x6 0.59% debt-servicing capacity current ratio x7 4.88% quick ratio x8 8.88% debt-to-asset ratio x9 15.24% operational capability total assets turnover ratio x10 4.65% inventory turnover ratio x11 9.55% cash flow sales to net cash flow from operations ratio x12 2.20% operating cash flow to income ratio x13 1.58% cash flow ratio x14 2.92% nonfinancial brand value brand value x15 32.84% environmental and social responsibility disclosure completeness x16 4.74% given the unique characteristics of the liquor industry, companies are susceptible to inventory backlogs. for instance, jinhui liquor is grappling with inventory backlogs while attempting to penetrate new markets. in its latest financial statement in 2022, the inventory of its low-grade, mid-grade, and high-grade products rose by 69.84%, 83.71%, and 90.04%, respectively. this challenge significantly contributes to its sustained competitive advantage consistently lagging behind. similarly, golden seed winery faces issues as its 2022 white wine products' operating income experienced a 7.23% year-on-year decline, leading to a loss in its main business and limited development due to funding shortages. moreover, the net interest rate has been negative since 2014, further placing the sustained competitive advantage of the enterprise in an absolute disadvantageous position. table 5. comprehensive score of competitive advantages of baijiu listed enterprises. enterprise share code year (ranking) 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 600519 0.6217 (1) 0.5924 (1) 0.5430 (1) 0.5060 (1) 0.4769 (1) 000858 0.5635 (2) 0.5272 (2) 0.4976 (2) 0.4768 (2) 0.4610 (2) 600809 0.4709 (3) 0.4402 (4) 0.4088 (5) 0.3575 (7) 0.3286 (11) 000596 0.4703 (4) 0.4442 (3) 0.4176 (3) 0.3968 (4) 0.3741 (4) 002304 0.4627 (5) 0.4373 (5) 0.4139 (4) 0.4008 (3) 0.3803 (3) 000568 0.4626 (6) 0.4296 (6) 0.4079 (6) 0.3832 (5) 0.3631 (5) 000799 0.3963 (7) 0.3672 (9) 0.3526 (9) 0.3480 (8) 0.3269 (12) 600779 0.3903 (8) 0.3941 (7) 0.3596 (7) 0.3673 (6) 0.3407 (7) 603369 0.3743 (9) 0.3662 (13) 0.3326 (13) 0.3347 (12) 0.3366 (8) 600702 0.3741 (10) 0.3684 (8) 0.3558 (8) 0.3440 (10) 0.3316 (10) 603198 0.3495 (11) 0.3110 (18) 0.3036 (18) 0.3001 (18) 0.2936 (18) 600559 0.3399 (12) 0.3355 (17) 0.3041 (17) 0.3115 (16) 0.3198 (14) 000995 0.3313 (13) 0.3300 (11) 0.3335 (11) 0.3393 (11) 0.3068 (17) 000860 0.3261 (14) 0.3308 (12) 0.3327 (12) 0.3310 (13) 0.3255 (13) 603589 0.3254 (15) 0.3286 (14) 0.3267 (14) 0.3293 (14) 0.3182 (15) 600197 0.3251 (16) 0.3345 (10) 0.3415 (10) 0.3442 (9) 0.3350 (9) 002646 0.3228 (17) 0.3201 (15) 0.3154 (15) 0.3257 (15) 0.3456 (6) 603919 0.3188 (18) 0.3113 (16) 0.3086 (16) 0.3077 (17) 0.3078 (16) 600199 0.2500 (19) 0.2528 (19) 0.2571 (19) 0.2615 (19) 0.2682 (19) in alignment with the 2022 hurun brand list released by the hurun research institute, the results obtained from our model align closely with its ranking. this lends a degree of reliability and accuracy to the application of our chosen model in analyzing sustained competitive advantage within the liquor industry. 6.3. establishment of ingo-bp neural network model based on entropy weight topsis this section initially outlines the parameter settings for each model. in the bp neural network, the number of nodes in the input layer is set to 16, corresponding to the number of indicators for sustained competitive advantage. the number of nodes in the output layer is set to 5, aligning with the number of evaluation grades for sustained competitive advantage. the optimal number of nodes in the hidden layer is determined through testing the empirical formula (17) and is established as 15. subsequently, the optimization algorithm is parameterized with an initial population size of 30, a maximum number of iterations set to 100, and dimensions set 61 at 335. throughout the training process, data samples undergo a 10-fold test to assess the model's average performance. given the data imbalance in samples classified using the natural discontinuity method, this paper selects the following evaluation metrics for the classification prediction model: accuracy, kappa coefficient, and weighted f1 score. the kappa coefficient is particularly chosen for its ability to offer a more balanced evaluation in the context of unbalanced datasets, taking into account the model's classification performance across each category. the inclusion of the weighted f1 score not only considers individual categories but also integrates precision and recall, contributing to a more objective and accurate evaluation of the model's performance. 1cc k ii i n a uracy n   (19) 1 1 1 2 k k k ij ji i j j e n n p n             (20) cc 1 e e a uracy p kappa p    (21) 1 1 1 _ 1_ k i i i k i i w f w f score w       (22) in the formula, cca uracy represents the accuracy of the model, ep denotes the accuracy of random guessing; k is the number of categories; n is the total number of samples; iin is the number of samples correctly categorized into category i ; jin is the number of samples categorized into category i but actually belong to category j . the kappa coefficient has a range of [-1,1], and a higher value indicates better model performance. iw represents the weight of the category i , and 1if is the f1-score of each category i . this comprehensive evaluation considers not only individual categories but also integrates precision and recall, contributing to a more nuanced and accurate assessment of the model's performance. 6.4. experimental description and result analysis to thoroughly showcase the effectiveness of the enhanced model, this study employs the proposed model to conduct comparative experiments with other models using the same set of test samples. table 6 illustrates the average scores for each performance metric of the models. table 6. performance evaluation indicators for models. accuracy kappa w_f1_score bp 92.25% 89.49% 92.60% ga-bp 93.81% 91.66% 94.00% ngo-bp 94.11% 92.08% 94.00% ingo-bp 95.66% 94.19% 95.90% upon examining table 3, it is evident that the ingo-bp neural network proposed in this paper exhibits superior performance in predicting results. each model is then analyzed individually. the bp neural network, without the utilization of any optimization algorithm, is prone to falling into local minima, resulting in lower prediction accuracy. to address this issue, the paper introduces both the genetic algorithm and the northern pale eagle algorithm to optimize the bp neural network separately, leading to improvements in prediction accuracy for both algorithms. the northern pale eagle algorithm outperforms the genetic algorithm slightly, achieving a greater improvement. subsequently, the bp neural network is optimized using the more effective ingo model, resulting in an accuracy score of 95.66%, an improvement of approximately 3.4% compared to the general bp neural network. this enhancement allows for a more accurate prediction of the sustained competitive advantage of the enterprise. the kappa coefficient score reaches 94.19%, further confirming that the model's classification ability is not merely due to random prediction but is genuinely excellent, thereby enhancing the credibility of the ingo-bp model. in summary, the results of evaluating the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises using the entropy weight-topsis method align closely with the outcomes verified by the actual data in the trained ingo-bp neural network model. the learned and trained ingo-bp neural network model demonstrates a strong learning effect, nonlinear mapping ability for evaluating the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises, and robustness. the retained ingo-bp neural network, when applied to calculate the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises, only requires inputting the index data of each enterprise to obtain the evaluation results. this approach brings considerable convenience to the evaluation and prediction of sustained competitive advantage in the liquor industry. 7. conclusion in this study, we present an enhanced ngo algorithm and utilize it to optimize the improved bp neural network through the ingo algorithm. building upon this, we establish a model for evaluating the sustained competitive advantage of liquor companies, incorporating the entropy weight-topsis method and the ingo-bp neural network method. this model effectively assesses the developmental level of sustained competitive advantage for each listed liquor enterprise in china. experimental results demonstrate that the sustained competitive advantage of enterprises, as determined by the index system and evaluation model developed in this paper, aligns with the actual development status of current listed liquor enterprises. moreover, the prediction model proposed herein exhibits higher accuracy and more stable performance compared to alternative models. while this paper has successfully established a more comprehensive evaluation index system, it is important to note that regional development policies and natural environmental factors significantly influence the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises. in future research, we plan to incorporate additional evaluation indexes and create a more comprehensive evaluation index system to analyze the sustained competitive advantage of liquor enterprises more thoroughly. although the current enhanced model demonstrates superior predictive efficacy and stability compared to the unimproved model, ongoing efforts will involve further comparisons with advanced artificial neural networks to identify an optimal prediction model. 62 acknowledgments 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underwater systems and wearable technologies. the review underscores the interdisciplinary approach driving current research and highlights potential future advancements, particularly in achieving greater autonomy and adaptability in soft robotic systems. this summary aims to provide a foundation for further exploration and innovation in the field, suggesting that ongoing interdisciplinary collaborations and technological improvements will continue to enhance the capabilities and applications of soft fluidic actuators and sensors. keywords: soft fluidic actuators; fluidic sensors; integration system. 1. introduction soft robotics, a rapidly evolving domain, focuses on the development of robots that emulate the nature of biological systems[1]. the main emphasis is on soft fluidic actuators and sensors, which are crucial for enhancing the flexibility and functionality of robots. soft fluidic actuators utilize fluidic systems to achieve movement and adaptability, mimicking the intricate motions found in nature. similarly, soft sensors enable robots to perceive and interact with their environment in a more detailed manner, thereby broadening the scope of applications in this innovative field. despite significant advancements, integrating these components into effective systems presents substantial challenges, including design complexity[2], material selection[3], and seamless sensor integration[4]. the design of durable and efficient soft fluidic actuators benefits significantly from expertise in material science to ensure optimal performance. while an understanding of fluid dynamics can inform certain design aspects, it is not the sole requirement for achieving durability and efficiency. material selection is crucial, as it affects the actuator's performance, longevity, and biocompatibility, particularly in medical applications. furthermore, the integration of sensors within soft robotic systems must ensure that they can operate without hindering the actuator's flexibility and functionality. this review paper aims to provide a comprehensive survey of recent developments in soft fluidic actuators and sensors from the past five years (2019-2023). it explores innovative integration strategies that enhance the performance and applicability of these systems across various fields, including medical devices, wearable technology, and autonomous robotics. by analyzing cutting-edge research and synthesizing findings, this paper seeks to highlight the technological synergies and potential pathways for future innovations. the scope of this review is confined to the latest methodologies, materials, and technological advancements relevant to soft fluidic actuators and sensors. the review is structured to first introduce the reader to the foundational concepts and historical developments, followed by a detailed examination of current technologies and their applications, culminating in a discussion of future directions and challenges. through this structured approach, the paper aims to provide a clear and thorough understanding of this dynamic field, encouraging further research and development. by illuminating the current landscape and future potential of soft fluidic actuators and sensors, this review seeks to inspire innovation and collaboration among researchers, engineers, and practitioners in the field of soft robotics. 2. soft fluidic actuators 2.1. soft hydraulic actuators soft hydraulic actuators have garnered considerable attention within the field of soft robotics owing to their inherent flexibility and adaptability across a spectrum of applications[5][6]. peters et al. introduced the pioneering concept of hybrid fluidic actuation, amalgamating hydraulic and pneumatic systems to modulate the stiffness properties of soft actuators[7]. building upon this foundation, chen et al. further investigated the deployment of water hydraulic soft actuators in underwater robotic systems, delineating three distinct actuator configurations tailored for small-scale autonomous underwater endeavors[8]. in a complementary vein, wang et al. directed their focused-on refining contact force estimation for hydraulic soft bending actuators used in gripping tasks, proposing a novel methodology devoid of traditional force sensors[9]. expanding the realm of control mechanisms, xu et al. introduced a dynamic electrically driven soft valve engineered for the precise control of soft hydraulic actuators, showcasing the capacity for independent control of multiple actuators through a unified pressure source[10]. beyond robotics, the exploration of hydraulic actuation mechanics extends to botanical domains, geitmann et al., underscored the significance of circumferential hoop reinforcements in enhancing bending performance within plants[11]. leveraging soft dea-based valves, poccardsaudart et al. demonstrated precise closed-loop position control of soft hydraulic actuators, illustrating the potential for comprehensive motion control within soft hydraulic robot systems[12]. addressing the crucial integration of sensors, sundaram et al. discussed embedded magnetic sensing 48 mechanisms for feedback control of soft hasel actuators within multiactuator systems[13]. meanwhile, runciman et al. delved into model-based position control techniques for soft hydraulic actuators, achieving commendable positioning accuracy even in the presence of external forces[14]. in the domain of microscale applications, fuaad et al. introduced an electrostatic-hydraulic coupled soft actuator tailored for micropump applications, offering a novel avenue to enhance micropump performance[15]. embracing biomimicry, meng et al. proposed a hydraulic-driven soft robot inspired by earthworm locomotion, specifically aimed at assisting in thrombi dislodgement within artery vessels[16]. overall, they demonstrated the diverse array of applications and sophisticated control strategies employed in the utilization of soft hydraulic actuators across various robotic systems. figure 1. soft hydraulic actuators. (a) a high-strength soft manipulator integrating soft gripper[17]. (b) compressing bellow actuation[18]. (c) the water hydraulic flexible actuator[19]. (d) fully-printable soft actuator[20]. (e) (f) macroscale hydraulic soft actuators[10]. (g) open loop position control of soft hydraulic actuators[21]. (h) portable soft hydraulic actuators[22]. (i) 3dprinted hydrogel actuator[23] figure 1 shows different soft hydraulic actuators. the trend in soft hydraulic actuators encompasses a multidisciplinary approach aimed at enhancing flexibility, adaptability, and control mechanisms for various applications. researchers are exploring innovative methods such as hybrid fluidic actuation, which combines hydraulic and pneumatic systems for variable stiffness and precise control. specialized configurations are being developed for specific environments, like underwater robotics, to optimize performance under different conditions. advanced control mechanisms, including dynamic feedback systems, are being integrated to improve responsiveness and autonomy. additionally, bioinspired designs are being employed to mimic natural movements, leading to more efficient and versatile actuators. there is a growing emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration and the integration of sensor technologies, enabling soft hydraulic actuators to have improved feedback and interaction capabilities across different domains. these trends illustrate a concerted effort to push the boundaries of what soft hydraulic actuators can achieve, paving the way for future innovations in soft robotics. 2.2. soft pneumatic actuators soft pneumatic actuators have garnered considerable attention within the realm of soft robotics due to their capacity to emulate natural movements and provide tactile feedback[24]. song et al. introduced an innovative soft pneumatic actuator tailored for furnishing tactile feedback within a virtual reality glove system[25]. this actuator becomes operational upon virtual finger contact with an object, thereby delivering tactile sensations to the real fingertip. in a complementary study, zhou et al. formulated a theoretical framework to assess and predict the deformation of a bending-type soft pneumatic actuator deployed in bionic robotic fish[26]. the empirical findings corroborated the theoretical model's precision in predicting the actuator's responsiveness to actuation pressures. hohimer et al. investigated the utilization of 3d printed conductive thermoplastic polyurethane/carbon nanotube composites for capacitive and piezoresistive sensing in soft pneumatic actuators, illustrating the feasibility of integrating sensing functionalities into soft robotics through these composite materials[27]. yang et al. introduced a segmented soft pneumatic actuator inspired by the anatomical structure of earthworms, demonstrating satisfactory agreement between simulated and experimental results concerning bending angle and output force characteristics[28]. addressing control strategies, abbasi et al. explored system identification methodologies to delineate the behavior of soft pneumatic actuators for position and force regulation, aiming to design adept controllers to mitigate potential damages in scenarios where conventional rigid robots may incur irreversible harm[29]. ellis et al. devised a bimodal bending response soft pneumatic actuator utilizing a singular pressure source by integrating a bilinear material, thereby enabling distinct deformation patterns with a mere increase in pneumatic pressure[30]. hashem et al. introduced a bellows-driven soft pneumatic actuator endowed with self-sensing capabilities to emulate the motions of smooth muscle segments in the stomach, generating linear displacements to mimic smooth muscle contractions[31]. in a related endeavor, jamil et al. engineered a soft pneumatic gripper employing hybrid optical fibers to gauge bending deformation and contact force at specific finger segments, reinforced with rigid materials to ensure operational resilience in challenging environments[32]. furthermore, chauhan et al. tackled the intricacies associated with fabricating complex geometries with desired dimensions and compliance in soft pneumatic actuators for endoscopic applications, unveiling a multi-channel, single-material elastomeric actuator featuring a fully corrugated design inspired by origami principles to cater to specific functionalities in endoscopic procedures[33]. lastly, soliman et al. investigated the modeling and realization of a soft biomimetic turtle using echo state network and soft pneumatic actuators, addressing the nonlinear dynamics inherent in soft actuators to accurately simulate the motion of the turtle flipper limb[34]. collectively, the literature on soft pneumatic actuators underscores a diverse array of applications and design considerations, spanning from tactile feedback systems to bionic robotic fish and endoscopic interventions. ongoing research endeavors persist in exploring novel designs and materials to augment the capabilities and efficacy of soft pneumatic actuators across diverse domains. research on soft pneumatic actuators within soft robotics is marked by a diverse array of innovative applications and design considerations. trends include the integration of tactile feedback systems, accurate theoretical modeling for deformation prediction, advancements in sensing capabilities 49 through novel materials, and the exploration of bio-inspired designs. additionally, there is a focus on robust control strategies, versatile actuator designs, and tailored fabrication techniques to meet the demands of specific applications, indicating a multidisciplinary approach aimed at advancing the capabilities and versatility of soft pneumatic actuators across various domains. figure 2 shows different actuator robots designed through biology. moreover, soft pneumatic actuators possess significant potential in replicating biological movements, offering unique capabilities in applications such as medical rehabilitation, wearable robotics, and bio-inspired robotic systems. their lightweight design and fast response times make them suitable for dynamic tasks requiring rapid adjustments and precise control. however, challenges such as achieving high-force output, energy efficiency, and long-term reliability persist. opportunities for enhancement include the development of new materials that improve durability and performance, the integration of advanced sensing and control technologies for better feedback and adaptability, and the exploration of 3d and 4d printing techniques to create complex actuator geometries. addressing these limitations through interdisciplinary research can significantly expand the practical applications and effectiveness of soft pneumatic actuators, pushing the boundaries of what these systems can achieve in various fields. figure 2. pneumatic actuator robots designed through bionics. (a) a pneumatic soft-bodied bionic actuator[35]. (b) a bending-type soft pneumatic actuator[26]. (c) a pneumatic amphibious soft bionic robot[36]. (d) grasping items through actuators[28]. (e) the soft oriented angle pneumatic actuator[34]. (f) a novel crawling soft robot[37]. (g) a 3d-printed tortoise-like soft mobile robot[38]. (h) a jellyfish-like soft robot[39]. 2.3. soft functional actuators in recent years, soft functional actuators have attracted considerable attention owing to their potential utility across diverse domains including soft robotics, flexible electronics, and energy generation. li et al. demonstrated the efficacy of highly-oriented carbon nanotube thin films as heating electrodes for swift-response soft actuators, thereby highlighting their promise as high-performance flexible electrodes[40]. moreover, yu et al. emphasized the importance of multifunctionality in soft actuators and proposed a methodology for achieving multifunctional liquid crystal polymer network soft actuators via direct injection of functional components[41]. lan et al. concentrated on the design and fabrication of light-driven liquid crystalline networks and soft actuators featuring controlled molecular motors, thereby underscoring their potential in fostering the development of untethered intelligent soft robots and advanced functional devices[42]. tawk et al. provided an extensive review of 3d-printable soft pneumatic actuators and sensors, delving into the challenges and opportunities associated with the development of robust and functional soft actuators for soft robots[43]. furthermore, kladovasilakis et al. stressed the importance of designing intelligent and multifunctional tools using additive manufacturing and smart control systems, unveiling a novel multifunctional bioinspired soft actuator equipped with a pneumatic motion system[44]. zhang et al. proposed a modular soft gripper incorporating combined pneumatic actuators, underscoring the versatility and substantial bending deformation capabilities of soft pneumatic-network actuators[45]. in summary, the literature review on soft functional actuators highlights advancements in materials, design strategies, and fabrication techniques aimed at enhancing the functionality and versatility of soft actuators for various applications in soft robotics, flexible electronics, and energy generation. the integration of multifunctionality, self-sensing capabilities, and additive manufacturing technologies emerges as pivotal areas of focus in the development of intelligent and bionic soft actuators. the studies collectively emphasize a trend towards advancing the functionality and versatility of soft actuators through innovative materials, multifunctionality, biomimetic design, additive manufacturing, and the integration of sensing capabilities. future research is likely to focus on further material innovation, including the exploration of novel carbon-based materials, as well as the integration of multifunctionality into soft actuators for enhanced performance and adaptability. additionally, there is a growing emphasis on biomimetic design principles and additive manufacturing techniques to enable rapid prototyping and customization of soft actuator systems. 3. soft fluidic sensors 3.1. soft integrated sensors in fluid dynamics the integration of soft actuators and sensors within fluid dynamics has led to significant advancements in scientific and engineering disciplines. soft actuators, known for their flexibility, adaptability, and ability to undergo large deformations, have revolutionized traditional approaches to fluid control and interaction, while, soft sensors have enhanced the precision and responsiveness of fluid dynamics systems by providing real-time data and feedback. this synergy between soft actuators and sensors has led to innovative applications ranging from underwater robotics to biomedical devices. chen et al. introduced a pioneering control system for fiber-reinforced soft bending actuators, using on/off valves for precise manipulation[46]. wang et al. discussed parameter identification and model-based nonlinear robust control strategies for fluidic soft bending actuators, incorporating second-order dynamics into their control approach[47]. chen and zou proposed an adaptive robust control approach using an empirical nonlinear model to enhance control performance[48]. wang et al. presented a computationally efficient dynamical model for fluidic soft actuators, validated experimentally[49]. xavier et al. explored nonlinear estimation and control of bending soft pneumatic actuators using feedback linearization and the 50 unscented kalman filter (ukf)[50]. ibrahim et al. investigated both linear and nonlinear low-level control strategies[51]. cao et al. developed a model-based robust tracking control method for soft bending actuators without observers[52], while another study by cao et al. proposed an observer-based continuous adaptive sliding mode control strategy to improve robustness and adaptability[53]. this review underscores the imperative for robust and functional soft actuators and sensors in addressing the complex challenges posed by fluid dynamics environments. the intricate motions and high nonlinearity of soft materials pose obstacles for force output, modeling, and sensory feedback. recent work of soft actuators and sensors in fluid dynamics is shown in table 2. to address these limitations, a novel soft origami optical-sensing actuator (sosa) with integrated actuation and sensing capabilities exemplifies the need for innovative solutions in underwater applications. the field is poised to embrace interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance soft actuators and sensors for fluid dynamics applications. by leveraging advancements in materials science, manufacturing techniques like 3d printing, sensor integration, and control systems, researchers aim to develop multifunctional, adaptive, and intelligent systems capable of precise fluid environment navigation and manipulation. the ongoing pursuit of innovation in this field promises to redefine the boundaries of what can be achieved with soft actuators and sensors, leading to more advanced and versatile applications in soft robotics, environmental monitoring, and medical devices. furthermore, there's a notable shift towards innovative approaches like reservoir computing and soft origami optical-sensing actuators, indicating a future direction towards more autonomous and multifunctional soft robotic systems. 3.2. current progress in soft sensor technologies soft robotics has emerged as a rapidly advancing domain, witnessing notable progress in recent years, especially from 2019 to 2024. walker et al. conducted a thorough review elucidating recent advancements in soft pneumatic actuators, focusing on control systems, materials, construction, modeling, and sensor integration[54]. yap et al. investigated the utilization of 3d printing techniques and materials in soft robotics, emphasizing the advantages of polymer 3d printing methodologies[55]. saleh et al. introduced a novel geometrical parameter for soft pneumatic actuators, showcasing the potential for adaptable work envelopes and tip forces in applications[56]. together, these studies collectively underscore the diverse array of advancements and innovations within the realm of soft robotics, laying the groundwork for promising future developments in the field. expanding on these advancements, recent research has explored novel avenues to enhance the capabilities of soft robotics in fluidic environments. for instance, advancements in soft pneumatic actuators have led to the development of mechanisms capable of mimicking fluid dynamics with unprecedented precision. by incorporating principles inspired by fluid dynamics, such as laminar flow and turbulence, soft actuators can achieve more natural and efficient movements, enabling applications in areas such as aquatic exploration and environmental monitoring. furthermore, the integration of soft robotic fish swarms with advanced sensor technologies offers new possibilities for underwater exploration and surveillance. these bio-inspired systems not only navigate fluidic environments seamlessly but also gather real-time data on water quality, temperature gradients, and marine life behavior, contributing to ecological research and environmental conservation efforts. moreover, the soft robotic systems with stretchable capacitive sensors opens avenues for enhanced tactile perception and interaction with fluidic environments. these sensors enable soft robots to detect subtle changes in pressure and texture, facilitating tasks such as object manipulation and grasping in dynamic fluidic environments. overall, the integration of soft robotics with advancements in fluid dynamics holds promise for revolutionizing various industries, from marine exploration to industrial automation. as interdisciplinary collaboration continues to drive innovation in both fields, we can expect further breakthroughs that will expand the capabilities and applications of soft robotics in fluidic environments. the studies in soft robotics indicate advancements in materials science, manufacturing techniques like 3d printing, sensor integration, and control systems. notably, there's a focus on democratizing access to research through open-source designs, fostering collaboration and accelerating development. moreover, the studies underscore a growing emphasis on enhancing the versatility, adaptability, and functionality of soft robotic systems through innovative approaches, which are likely to continue shaping the field's trajectory in the future. figure shows the recent soft fluidic robotics. figure 3. recent soft fluidic robotics. 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"a retrofit sensing strategy for soft fluidic robots." nature communications 15.1 (2024): 539 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 64 extreme learning machine classification method based on twin strategy salp swarm algorithm meiling shang *, rongguo qu, deqing ji, zhenxing yu, qinwei fan xi’an polytechnic university, xi’an shaanxi, 710600, china * corresponding author: meiling shang abstract: extreme learning machines (elm) are a type of single hidden layer feedforward neural network (slfn). in recent years, they have attracted attention for their powerful approximation ability and fast learning speed. compared with traditional neural network algorithms, elm have the advantages of simple structure, fast learning speed, and good generalization performance. however, since the input weights and biases of elm are randomly generated, there may be some suboptimal or unnecessary input weights and biases. in addition, elm may require more hidden nodes, which may slow down its response to unknown test data. to address these issues, a twin strategy salp swarm algorithm (tssa) is proposed to increase the population diversity to improve the convergence speed of the algorithm through chaotic initialization, while shock inertia weights and learning paradigms are introduced into the follower position updating to enhance the stochasticity of the particles. classification tests are conducted on six datasets using the proposed tssa, and the experimental results show that the proposed tssa-elm has higher accuracy and better generalization performance than some existing elm variants. keywords: extreme learning machine; salp swarm algorithm; multi-strategy; inertia weights; classification problems. 1. introduction huang et al. proposed a non-iterative learning algorithm based on feedforward neural networks called extreme learning machine (elm) in 2004 [1]. compared to other traditional learning algorithms such as feedforward neural networks (fnn) and backpropagation (bp), elm has advantages in terms of good global generalization, high realtime performance, and minimal manual parameter tuning [23]. it has been widely applied in various fields, including cloud computing [4], data visualization [5], and random projection [6]. however, due to the random generation of input layer weights and thresholds in elm, it may result in unnecessary or suboptimal weights and thresholds. furthermore, when using elm for prediction, it may require more hidden nodes, leading to slow response to unknown test data. the accuracy of prediction results depends directly on the input weights and thresholds of the hidden layer neurons, and using appropriate input weights and thresholds can effectively improve the accuracy of prediction. therefore, many researchers have employed various methods to adjust the input layer weights and hidden layer thresholds of elm. zhu et al. [7] proposed a fusion of the differential evolution algorithm to optimize the input layer weights of elm. ling et al. [8] used the particle swarm optimization algorithm to optimize the weights of the input layer and biases of the hidden layer in elm. liu et al. [9] combined the flower pollination algorithm (fa) and firefly algorithm (fpa) to optimize the input layer parameters of elm. they conducted numerical experiments to validate the network's excellent generalization performance even with fewer parameters and a simpler network structure. derya et al. [10] applied wavelet kernel functions to elm and proposed a genetic algorithmwavelet kernel-extreme learning machine (ga-wk-elm) method, which was used for parkinson's disease diagnosis. the aforementioned papers all utilized swarm intelligence algorithms to optimize the input weights and thresholds of elm, thereby improving the network's generalization ability. however, this also increased the algorithm's complexity and training time. in 2016, seyedali mirjalili proposed the salp swarm algorithm (ssa) [11], inspired by the natural foraging and migration behavior of salp organisms. ssa simulates the predation behavior of salps, considering the ocean as the solution space, and randomly generates a population of salps to search for the optimal solution. compared to other swarm intelligence algorithms, ssa has advantages such as fast convergence, strong adaptability, and robustness, making it suitable for optimizing the elm model. tu et al. [12] incorporated the harris hawk algorithm into ssa to obtain an excellent population and modified the follower's position update formula using the multiverse algorithm, allowing individual salps to perform global and local searches in different ranges. the improved algorithm was applied to parameter optimization of elm weights and thresholds. although the aforementioned improved algorithms have achieved some degree of enhancement in the search performance of the salp chain, they still fail to fully balance the algorithm's exploration and exploitation capabilities to achieve optimal performance. therefore, to better balance the exploration and exploitation capabilities of ssa, this paper proposes the twin strategy salp swarm algorithm (tssa). firstly, the excellent traversal capability of the cubic chaotic mapping is utilized by introducing it into the population initialization process, allowing the population to obtain better initial positions. secondly, a dual-strategy mechanism is employed to update the follower's position information, incorporating oscillating inertia weight and learning patterns to balance local and global search, improve the ability to escape from local optima, and enhance the optimization performance of the algorithm. the remaining sections of this paper are organized as follows. section 2 provides an introduction to elm and ssa. section 3 elaborates on the process of improving the salp swarm algorithm. section 4 outlines the model construction process. section 5 analyzes the experimental results, 65 demonstrating the effectiveness of the algorithm. 2. related work (1) extreme learning machine extreme learning machine is a type of single-hidden-layer feedforward neural network. in elm, the input weights and thresholds are assigned randomly. unlike traditional gradient descent methods, elm adopts the framework of least squares to calculate the optimal output weights by solving the corresponding moore-penrose pseudo-inverse matrix. as a result, elm exhibits advantages such as fast convergence and a reduced likelihood of getting trapped in local optima. this article believes that the concept of fintech can be discussed from two aspects: on the one hand, fintech has emerged in product innovation and traditional financial services, ultimately still being finance. on the other hand, financial technology is a technological means derived from the development of modern technology that specifically serves the financial industry. financial technology has a very powerful technological gene that can empower the financial industry to improve quality and efficiency. figure 1. extreme learning machine the topological structure of the extreme learning machine withn input nodes, l hidden nodes, andm output nodes is illustrated in figure 1. let's assume that the activation function for the hidden layer is denoted as g , and the threshold values are represented by b. for a set ofp different samples  , n m i i  x o r r , where  1 2, , , n i i i inx x x x r denotes the n -dimensional input samples and  1 2, , , m i i i imo o o o r represents the desired output of the model. the mathematical model of the elm can be expressed as:   1 , 1,2, , n i i i i j i g b j m     β w x t  (1) where  1 2, , , t i i i miw w ww  denotes the input weights pointing to the first hidden node,  1 2, , , t i i i im  β  denotes the output weights between the first hidden layer node and the output layer, and it is the actual output of the network. during the training and learning process, when the learning error drops to 0, which is 1 0 m j j j   t o , it indicates that the learning ability of the extreme learning machine is optimal at this point, which means that there exists a set of  , ,i i ibw β such that:   1 n j i i i i j i g b     t β w x o (2) the above p equations can be written in the following matrix form: hβ o (3) here, h is called the hidden layer output matrix, and we aim to obtain a set of parameters  , ,b  w β such that     , , , min , b b b      w β h w β o h w β o (4) when the number of nodes in the hidden layer is equal to the number of samples in the training set, h is an invertible square matrix, and the network can approximate the training samples with zero error, but in practical applications, the number of nodes in the hidden layer is usually smaller than the number of training samples. therefore, when the activation function is infinitely differentiable, the output weights can be obtained by solving the least squares solution of the linear system hβ owith the explicit solution: †ˆ β h o (5) where is the generalized inverse of moore-penrose. (2) the classic salp swarm algorithm the salp swarm algorithm (ssa) is designed based on the biological characteristics of salp swarms. in ssa, the first half of the salps are leaders, while the rest are followers. unlike other swarm intelligence algorithms, leaders do not influence the movement of the entire swarm, and the positions of the followers are updated based on the position of the preceding individual. the leaders actively search for food sources (i.e., optimal solutions) in ann -dimensional space. the movement trajectory is determined by the following equation:       1 2 3 1 1 2 3 , 0.5 , 0.5 j j j j j j j j j f c c ub lb lb c x f c c ub lb lb c           (6) where 1 jx denotes the position of the leader in the j th dimensional space and jf denotes the position of the food source in the same space. in addition, jub and jlb denote the upper and lower bounds of the dimensional space, respectively. the variables 2c and 3c are random numbers uniformly distributed in the range of 0,1 . the parameter 1c in the ssa algorithm is used as a coefficient to balance the exploration and exploitation, which is given by: 4 1 2 ml lc e      (7) where l denotes the current number of iterations and l is the maximum number of iterations of the algorithm. the position of the follower is updated according to newton's law of motion, which can be expressed as:  11 2 i i i j j jx x x   (8) 66 3. extreme learning machine model with twin strategy salp swarm algorithm (1) twin strategy salp swarm algorithm in the search space of an evolutionary algorithm, the initial population setting plays a crucial role in determining the starting point and search direction. different initialization methods may lead to different search results for the algorithm and may even affect its ability to discover globally optimal solutions. inappropriate population initialization may cause the algorithm to converge prematurely, hindering its ability to explore better solutions. conversely, overly random initialization can lead to a large number of low-quality individuals in the population. this will inevitably reduce the search efficiency of the algorithm and require more time to reach the optimal solution. in order to improve the training effect and generalization ability of the model, this paper uses a chaotic approach to initialize the population. chaotic random numbers are highly sensitive and nonlinear, so much so that slight perturbations in the initial conditions or parameters may lead to significantly different trajectories of the system, exhibiting robust statistical randomness properties. specifically, we use cubic chaotic mapping instead of random initialization, which is defined by the following formula.  2 1 1n n nch ch ch   (9)  , min, , max, min,i j j i j j jx x ch x x   (10) where the cubic chaotic mapping has good chaotic traversal properties when 0 0.3ch  and 2.595  . the position update of a follower in classical ssa is related to the position information of its previous individual, but it is a purely blind follower behavior, which updates in a single way and limits the search scope. in order to quickly traverse the search space for global search this paper adopts a twin strategy follower update mechanism. strategy 1: introduce the oscillatory inertia weight w to update the follower position information, the oscillatory inertia weight performs global exploration in the preevolutionary stage, and the movement decreases in the late evolutionary stage, focusing on the local exploitation to be able to excavate the optimal solution more accurately, so as to be able to balance the exploitation and exploration line ability during the global search. at this time, the follower's position update formula is as follows:  0.5 2 tan( ) l w rand l        (11)  11 2 i i i j j jx x wx   (12) where rand is a uniformly distributed random number between  0,1 . strategy 2: according to the fitness information of the population in the solution space, sort all the individuals of the population, and get the sequence information  rank i of each individual, according to the sorting result, we select the individual with better fitness information as the learned example, in order to avoid arbitrary selection of the learned example, we use probabilistic way to select. when  rank i rand p  is satisfied, rand is a random number between  0,1 , which is put into the set q of learned examples. this means that when the individual's fitness information is better, the individual's ranking is more advanced, and then there is a greater possibility to satisfy the probabilistic selection formula we set. the follower's position update formula is as follows:  1 2 i i i j j jx x q  (13) where i jq is the j th dimension of the i th randomly selected individual in the setq of learning examples. in order to ensure that the population evolves in a better direction, we adopt a pairwise comparison mechanism to select better adapted individuals as the offspring of individuals in the current population. algorithm optimization step (2) algorithm optimization step the twin strategy salp swarm algorithm is illustrated in figure 2. figure 2. the flowchart of the twin strategy salp swarm algorithm. 4. the extreme learning machine model based on the twin strategy salp swarm algorithm since elm randomly generates the weight matrices connecting the input and hidden layers as well as the thresholds for the hidden layers, inappropriate connection weights and thresholds may lead to invalid nodes, node redundancy, and insufficient generalization ability in some hidden layers. therefore, in this paper, the tssa algorithm is used to optimize the connection weights and biases of elm. the specific steps are as follows: step 1: construct the elm model, define the tssa algorithm and elm model related parameters, and set the number of neurons in the hidden layer of the elm. initialize p initial solutions, the generated initial solution dimensions are *n l l . the former *n l dimensions denote the input layer weight matrix, and the remaining l dimensions denote the hidden layer threshold. step 2: input the populationp and the training set into the 67 elm model to obtain the weights and of the output layer and use the network test accuracy as the individual fitness value, and set the optimal individual as the best food source location for the current population. step 3: update the leader location information according to equation (6) and update the follower location information according to equation (12) and equation (13) and the dual policy mechanism. step 4: calculate the current population fitness value, check the feasibility of the new position, and obtain the current iteration optimal solution. step 5: determine whether the algorithm reaches the maximum number of iterations, if it meets, use the obtained individual optimal solution as the input weights and thresholds of the elm model to train the elm model; otherwise, return to step 2. 5. numerical experiment in this section, we use the tssa algorithm to optimize the input layer weights of elm for classification purposes. we perform classification experiments of the proposed new algorithm on four real datasets and compare it with elm, ssa-elm, algorithms. using the cross-validation method, 70% of each dataset is selected as the training set and the rest as the test set each time to obtain the average results of each algorithm under 10 simulation experiments, and then their performance is analyzed and compared in detail. the same network structure is used for testing in each experiment, the number of hidden layer neurons is fixed to 3, the population sizep is set to 50, and the maximum number of iterations is 100.the datasets for the classification experiments are all from the uci machine learning repository, and the corresponding experimental results are shown in table 1. table 1. classification test results data sat accuracy rate tssaelm ssaelm elm seeds training 0.9419 0.9516 0.9410 testing 0.9330 0.9232 0.9200 tae training 1.0000 0.9823 0.9647 testing 0.9562 0.9485 0.9300 iris training 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 testing 0.9824 0.9710 0.9520 cleveland training 0.9272 0.9141 0.8992 testing 0.9088 0.8605 0.8048 as can be seen from the experimental results in table 1, the tssa algorithm proposed in this paper consistently gives the best test results for the four high or low feature classification datasets. it is worth noting that tssa-elm improves the training test accuracy by 2.9725% compared with elm and 1.2288% compared with ssa-elm. the above results can indicate that tssa has better generalization performance and stability, and can effectively train elm to deal with classification problems. (a) seeds (b) tae (c) iris (d) cleveland figure 3. classification accuracy of different datasets with different hidden layer neuron nodes 68 figure 3 gives the classification accuracy of different datasets under different numbers of hidden layer neurons, and the experimental results show that with the increase of the number of hidden layer neuron nodes the classification accuracy is also on the rise, but the rise reaches a certain accuracy and then will remain stable. compared with its comparison algorithm, the change of the hidden layer nodes has less influence on ssa-elm, and its experimental results remain stable, which indicates that ssa-elm has better stability. 6. conclusion in order to mitigate the impact of the randomness in the input weights and thresholds of the extreme learning machine (elm) model, this paper proposes a twin strategy salp swarm algorithm (tssa) to optimize the input weights and thresholds of elm. additionally, a chaotic initialization method is introduced to generate more diverse initial solutions in the early stages of the algorithm. through experimental validation, the proposed algorithm effectively balances the exploration and exploitation capabilities, achieving optimization of the weights and thresholds in elm. furthermore, classification tests on uci machine learning repository its good generalization performance and stability. references [1] huang g, zhu q, siew c. extreme learning machine: a new learning scheme of feedforward neural networks[j]. proceedings international joint conference neural networks, 2004, 2: 985-990. 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[12] tu q, liu x, xie y, han g. range-free localization using extreme learning machine and ring-shaped salp swarm algorithm in anisotropic networks[j]. ieee internet of things journal, 2022,10(9): 8228. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 1 flexible local differential privacy mechanism for collecting location data tianci lv *, mengyuan cheng school of information science and engineering, chongqing jiaotong university, chongqing 400074, china * corresponding author: tianci lv (email: 622220070033@mails.cqjtu.edu.cn) abstract: to address issues in existing location data collection methods, such as poor data utility and large deviations between perturbed and true locations, this paper proposes a personalized local differential privacy (ldp) mechanism for location data collection. users can select their privacy protection range based on their needs, limiting the perturbed output to this range, thereby improving data utility. to address the issue of large deviations between perturbed and true locations, we introduce a new strategy where the location is perturbed with a probability that is higher the closer it is to the true location. by analyzing the mutual information upper bound of the true and estimated location distributions, the optimal perturbation probability range is determined. finally, a probability transition matrix is generated from the location transfer probabilities, and the true location distribution is estimated from the perturbed location distribution. keywords: location privacy; personalization; differential privacy. 1. introduction with the development of the internet of things (iot), people increasingly rely on location-based services provided by mobile applications, which typically require users to share their location information. governments and businesses can leverage this location data to predict traffic flow, conduct urban planning, and improve service quality and marketing strategies. however, location information is sensitive, and its leakage can expose users' personal information, posing privacy risks. therefore, collecting location data while protecting user privacy has become a significant challenge. to address this, scholars have proposed methods such as differential privacy (dp) and local differential privacy (ldp) to protect location privacy. the core idea of dp is to add noise to users' location data to preserve privacy. however, it assumes that third parties will not leak users' original data, overlooking the potential risk of data leakage. to mitigate this, ldp has been introduced, where users locally perturb their location data before submitting it to service providers, thus avoiding the risk of exposing raw data. currently, there are two main approaches for collecting location data under ldp: one involves dividing the space into grids for frequency estimation perturbation and aggregation, but this method neglects the relationships between grids and variations among users; the other discretizes the spatial region for perturbation, which avoids the errors from grid division but still treats adjacent regions equally. a more advanced approach is continuous perturbation, where location data is normalized before perturbation. this method avoids errors from spatial discretization and preserves the characteristics of neighboring locations. however, because the high-probability regions after normalization are fixed, it may lead to discrepancies in perturbation probabilities across different spatial ranges. to address the aforementioned issues, this paper proposes an adaptive circular fusion mechanism that combines flexible local differential privacy (fldp) with user-defined privacy protection ranges for location data collection. users can select a privacy protection range based on their individual needs, ensuring that the perturbed location data does not leak sensitive information. the true location is perturbed with varying probabilities to a circular region centered around the true location, with the radius defined by the privacy protection range. this circular region is divided into multiple concentric rings, where the probability of perturbation is higher the closer the location is to the true position. to prevent an excessive number of rings from reducing the perturbation probability, a probability lower bound for the rings is set, allowing for adaptive adjustment of the number of rings. finally, a probability transition matrix is generated based on location transfer probabilities, and the true location distribution is estimated by combining the perturbed location distribution frequencies. 2. fundamental knowledge 2.1. local differential privacy definition 1 a data perturbation algorithmm on an input set x and output sety satisfies local differential privacy if and only if for any two inputs 1 2,x x x , the probability of obtaining any output y y satisfies: 1 2pr[ ( ) ] pr[ ( ) ]f x y e f x y   (1) the parameter in the definition is referred to as the privacy budget. the smaller the privacy budget, the higher the protection of the original data, but the utility of the perturbed data is lower. 2.2. flexible local differential privacy definition 2 given a mechanismm with domain i and range r , and for any two items t and 't having outputs ( )r t and ( ')r t via mechanism m , if the range satisfies inequality (2) and the output satisfies inequality (3), then we say thatm satisfies ( , ) fldp   . , ' | min m |ax ( ) ( ') | ( ) |{| ,| ( }')t t i r t r t r t r t     (2) ( ) ( ') pr[ ( ) ] max pr[ ( ') ]s r t r t m t s e m t s      (3) 2 in definition 2, any output s can be transformed by an element of a group g i via the perturbation mechanism m ; thus, any element t g can be concealed within the group g . 3. privacy-preserving location data collection scheme the circular fusion mechanism for location data collection includes the following steps: 1) the client and server negotiate the privacy range r and budget  ; 2) the user perturbs the data based on the range and budget  , then sends it to the server; 3) the server aggregates the perturbed data to obtain the frequency distribution of perturbed locations; 4) the server uses the transition probability matrix to estimate the true location distribution. 3.1. perturbation mechanism to improve location distribution accuracy, the closer the perturbed location is to the true position, the better the data utility. incorporating the concept of privacy protection range, we propose a new perturbation mechanism, cfm. in this mechanism, the perturbation output range is determined by the user's privacy protection range, minimizing unnecessary perturbations to reduce errors. to further reduce the bias between the perturbed and true locations, the probability of perturbation varies with distance—closer locations have higher probability, while farther locations have lower probability. figure 1. perturbed output of cfm the perturbed output is shown in fig 1. all true locations are normalized and fall within the input domain din. the perturbed locations are confined to the output domain dout, which is shared by all users, with an area of 2 1 4r r   . each user has a selected privacy protection range r , and their output domain is a circular region centered on the true location with a radius r . perturbed locations must fall within this region. the circular area is divided into a central circular region with radius r and several concentric rings, with outer radii ranging from 2r to ( 1)n r , where r is the largest. the true location is randomly perturbed across the output domain, with the probability decreasing from the innermost circular region to the outer rings, as follows: 1 2 1 ( , ') ( , ') 2 pr( ' | ) ( 2) ( , ') ( 1) ( 1) ( , ') n n p dist v v r p r dist v v r v v p n r dist v v n r p n r dist v v r                here, 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 1 ( 1) [ (2 1) ( 1) ]              n n i p n r e r i i n r , 1  np p e , 1 ( 2)  i i np p p i ,n represent the number of rings (with the central circular region as a special ring with an inner radius of 0), ( , ')dist v v is the distance between the true and perturbed locations, and the total probability sums to 1. the adaptive number of rings n is determined to ensure that the average probability for regions closer to the true location within the output domain does not become too low. to achieve this, it is required that ip satisfies 1( ) / 2i np p p  ,from which ( 1) (1 ) / 2e n e     can be derived, leading to (1 ) / 2n e  . this allows the determination of the number of rings n under the current privacy budget  . the number of rings increases automatically with the privacy budget, partitioning more probability regions while maintaining privacy protection, thereby further reducing the bias between the true and perturbed locations. 3.2. frequency distribution estimation after receiving all perturbed locations, the server performs a distribution analysis and estimates the true location distribution in the input domain based on the probability transition between input and output domains. users are grouped by their chosen privacy protection range r , as locations with the same r share the same transition matrix. frequency estimation is performed for each group, contributing to the overall true frequency estimation. this process involves dividing the input domain into grids, where each grid represents a location set iv , and counting the perturbed locations in the corresponding grid of the output domain. since any position in the input domain can be perturbed to any location set within the safe range r in the output domain, let inpr[ ( ) | ( )]i out jd v d v represent the perturbation probability of positions from input domain jv to output domain iv . the calculation formula is as follows: in 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 pr[ ( ) | ( )] ( ) ( 1) (2 1) ( 1) i out j n ijz ij z n i d v d v cov e z area n r e r i i n r                        (4) here, ijarea represents the area of the intersection between the output regions of jv and iv ,and ijzcov represents the 3 area of the intersection between the circular region in the input domain centered at iv with radius z r and the high-probability region in the output domain. for users with the same privacy budget  and privacy protection range r , the following holds for each location set ( )in id v in the input domain: * pr[ ( ) | ( )] j out i j in i out j v d f f d v d v    (5) here, * if represents the perturbation frequency of this group of users for each location set ( )in id v in the input domain, jf is the true user distribution frequency in the input domain, and m is the number of location sets. by constructing m equations based on (4) and (5), the position distribution of this group of users in the input domain can be estimated through solving these equations. (a)t-drive (b) facebook (c) gowalla figure 2. mse of different algorithms on real datasets (a) t-drive (b) facebook (c) gowalla figure 3. mse of cfm with different privacy protection ranges on real dataset figure 4. aod of different methods on real-world dataset 4. experimental results and analysis the experimental environment is set as follows: windows 10, intel core i5-8300h cpu @ 2.30ghz, 16gb ram. the datasets used in the experiment include three real datasets: the gowalla, which are location check-ins from social media platforms; the facebook dataset, which contains check-ins over a 100 km² area; and the t-drive dataset, which consists of gps trajectories from 10,357 taxis in beijing between february 2 and 8, 2008. each position point in the trajectories is treated as an individual location. for this experiment, the spatial range of the datasets is divided into 10×10 grid cells, with the center of each grid serving as a location. the frequency of each grid cell is the total frequency of all positions within that grid. fig. 2 shows the relationship between mse and privacy budget  in real-world datasets. among the various methods for estimating the location distribution frequency across the entire map, the performance of cfm significantly outperforms the other two schemes. this indicates that cfm is an effective solution. on real datasets, cfm exhibits the smallest error, followed by lcm, while ltd-em shows the largest error. it can be observed that, for the three datasets, the error of ltd-em decreases more slowly with increasing privacy budget compared to the other two algorithms. fig. 3 shows the relationship between the area of the privacy protection zone and the mse in the cfm algorithm. in the experiment, the diameters of the privacy protection zones were set to 1.0, 0.8, and 0.6, with these three parameters 4 serving as control groups. the experimental results show that as the diameter of the circular protection zone decreases (i.e., the perturbation output range becomes smaller), the mse of cfm also decreases. this indicates that the size of the perturbation output range affects the frequency estimation error, and appropriately reducing the perturbation output range can improve the accuracy of the frequency estimation. fig. 4 shows the relationship between the offset distance between perturbed and real positions and the privacy budget for multiple algorithms. since the average offset distances for the three algorithms across the three real datasets are almost identical, only the results for one dataset are shown here. the experimental results indicate that the offset distances for all three methods decrease as the privacy budget increases. among them, ltd-em performs better than lcm, and cfm significantly reduces the offset distance compared to the other methods. this suggests that cfm effectively reduces the offset between perturbed and real positions, thereby improving the utility of the perturbed data. 5. conclusion to address the issues of low data utility and large location perturbation bias caused by using the same perturbation output range for all users, this paper combines personalized perturbation range selection with flexible local differential privacy, introducing an adaptive continuous perturbation method. users can personalize the perturbation area, reducing unnecessary perturbation and minimizing error. additionally, perturbation probabilities are adjusted based on the distance from the true location, significantly reducing the bias between the true and perturbed positions. experimental results show that, compared to existing methods, the proposed approach significantly improves data utility. references [1] n. alikhani, v. moghtadaiee, a.m. sazdar, et al. a privacy preserving method for crowdsourcing in indoor fingerprinting localization, 2018 8th international conference on computer and knowledge engineering (iccke), ieee, 2018, p. 58-62. 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[9] f. d. mcsherry. privacy integrated queries: an extensible platform for privacy-preserving data analysis, proceedings of the 2009 acm sigmod international conference on management of data, 2009, p. 19-30. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 114 web‐based financial accounting information intelligent management platform construction chaoliang zheng graduate school of business, graduate university of mongolia, ulaanbaatar, 11000, mongolia abstract: conventional financial accounting information management platform mainly uses ajax, dwr technology to deal with the server side as a carrier, vulnerable to the server deployment location, resulting in some of the functional modules run abnormally, therefore, the need to design a new web-based financial accounting information management platform. the test results show that each functional module of the designed web-based financial accounting information intelligent management platform can run in an orderly manner and has reliability, which is a new exploration for optimising the intelligent management of financial accounting information and promoting the transformation of enterprise digital intelligence. keywords: financial accounting information; intelligent management; platform construction. 1. introduction with the development of science and technology, the financial management of enterprises is also undergoing transformation. many enterprises with strong comprehensive strength have begun to use information technology financial management platform for management, and the content of financial management is also being upgraded to digital intelligence. carrying out informationised financial management can not only improve the financial management efficiency of the enterprise, but also effectively screen the enterprise's high-quality resources and promote the overall development of the enterprise, therefore, it is necessary to study the effective financial accounting information intelligent management platform. in order to complete the complex and changeable financial information accounting management, improve the efficiency of financial information accounting management, financial information intelligent management platform can be automated according to the preset formula for processing, bookkeeping classification, greatly reducing the enterprise's financial management costs, and finally, the financial accounting information intelligent management platform can generate a variety of analytical reports, effectively digging into the history of financial information for the subsequent decision-making to provide support for the enterprise. support. to sum up, this paper designs a new financial accounting information intelligent management platform based on web technology, and makes certain path exploration for improving the competitiveness of enterprise's financial processing. 2. hardware and software design of the financial accounting information intelligent management platform 2.1. hardware design different financial information processing categories need to set up different financial information processing formulas, therefore, in the processing of large amounts of data financial information is prone to lagging problems, affecting the comprehensive performance of the platform, therefore, the financial accounting information intelligent management platform designed in this paper selects the cyclone ii series of ep2c8q208c8n information processor as the core processor of the platform. it is known that the ep2c8q208c8n information processor uses fpga programmable gate array, which solves the problem of programming road number limitation existing in the conventional information processor, and improves the comprehensive performance of the information processor. the ep2c8q208c8n information processor uses lca logic unit array, and is configured with three information processing logic modules, which are the basic logic module, the internal connection logic module, and the input/output logic module. module, and input/output logic module, in the process of information processing, the information processor can drive the processing module to carry out combined processing, so that it meets the management logic requirements of the information intelligent management platform. in addition, in order to solve the problem of information processing loss, the ep2c8q208c8n information processor uses the sram process to import the information management file, improve the integration of the information processor, and realise diversified information processing. in order to improve the operational stability of the platform, so that it can always output financial accounting information, the platform designed in this paper selected the emh power supply circuit as the power supply circuit of the platform. emh power supply circuit is configured with a number of standby batteries, with a standard voltage of 3.7v and a capacity of 2,700ah, in the process of power supply, the emh power supply circuit can real-time conversion of the voltage capacity to deal with dc-dc circuits, so as to meet the platform's demand for boost conversion. platform's boost conversion needs. in addition, the conversion efficiency of emh power supply circuit is high, and the maximum output current is up to 500ma. once the overheating problem occurs during the operation of the platform [1], this power supply circuit can immediately stimulate the overheating protection, avoiding the abnormal operation of the platform, so as to improve the stability of the platform operation. emh power supply circuit cost and power consumption are low, in order to maintain its use of quiescent current 115 advantage, the power supply circuit is set up inside the lm317 chip, the chip can be based on the relationship between the current inflow control output potential difference [1], to ensure that the potential difference is at a minimum value to the maximum extent. in addition, in order to meet the constant voltage relationship during platform operation, the current circuit is set up with a three-terminal adjustable reference source to ensure that the output voltage meets the operational requirements of the platform. conventional financial accounting information memory mainly uses dma (direct memory access) to obtain the storage array and complete the information storage processing, but the above steps are prone to access operation problems in the storage process, and the overall requirements for data bandwidth are too high and the power consumption is high, therefore, in order to solve the problems of conventional information memory [2], this paper, from the cgra perspective, carries out the information optimisation configuration, a new soc information memory is set up. in order to support the interconnection operation mode, the storage units set up in soc information memory are all pointto-point storage and processing units, and the overall number of bits operated is less, which can reasonably carry out the integrated configuration of storage and improve the integrated capacity of information memory. when there is an error in the processing of operational configuration information, the information memory can immediately carry out spatial configuration processing, try to call up accurate storage configuration information, carry out reasonable storage matching, and maximise the comprehensive operational performance of the platform. 2.2. software design to build financial accounting information management architecture in order to solve the problem of ajax, dwr technology in dealing with server-side load, by the server deployment location, resulting in some of the functional modules run abnormally, this paper with the help of web technology to build an effective financial accounting information management system structure. web technology can use hypertext hypertext technology to generate the http transmission protocol, effectively generating the financial accounting management language, to ensure that the platform's comprehensive operational performance. in addition, web technology can also create dynamic interactive procedures to improve the flexibility of the platform. therefore, this paper combines the needs of financial accounting information intelligent management platform to build the financial accounting information management system structure. first of all, it is clear that the financial accounting information management platform is based on the core concept of "enterprise value orientation", to meet the diversified needs of enterprises in the field of finance, pay attention to the strategic needs of the enterprise and the industry development trend, and adjust the service strategy and product planning in a timely manner, in order to better serve the long-term development of the enterprise. finally, the platform will be committed to creating a service platform that comprehensively covers the financial ecosystem of enterprises. it is necessary to analyse the technical feasibility of the intelligent management of financial accounting information, that is, from the software and hardware and other functional requirements, with the help of web technology for centralized development [3], the creation of the jdk1.6 development environment, so that the platform constructed to meet the needs of intelligent management of financial accounting information. secondly, analyse the economic feasibility of the financial information management system, according to the requirements of the database and server to write java programming language, to ensure the openness of the java platform. finally, the operational feasibility, that is, on the basis of window to build the financial accounting information intelligent management interface and management window, analyse the security risks that exist in the management process, to fundamentally reduce the risk of financial accounting information management, according to the above analysis of the platform's intelligent management needs, you can design a reasonable bpnn financial intelligent management model, in the conventional management conditions, the selection of the standard value of financial processing. setting financial accounting management samples. the financial accounting information management architecture designed in this paper mainly consists of a user interface layer, data access layer, business logic layer, in order to improve the security of the accounting information intelligent management platform and reduce its operational difficulties, this paper takes into account the comprehensive use of the objectives when designing the management system architecture. in the financial accounting information management system structure, the user interface layer mainly carries out data flow exchange, through the business logic layer to complete the data information verification, the business logic layer contains various management functions, the user can add, delete and modify the data in the business logic layer, the data access layer is mainly to store the data in the intelligent management platform, to carry out effective communication, to reduce the amount of access to the platform, and to improve the reliability of the platform's response. financial accounting information management is different from ordinary information management, there is a certain degree of specificity, which often needs to be based on the type and quantity of financial accounting information, accounting for the overall size of the intelligent management, therefore, in the design of the financial accounting information intelligent management platform, this paper divides a number of modules and function points, set up a separate responsibility board, try to improve the connectivity of the various modules of the platform. 3. web-based financial accounting information intelligent management platform construction guarantee measures 3.1. platform construction needs policy, resources and technical support the construction of the web-based financial accounting information intelligent management platform is a complex systematic project that requires comprehensive support of policies, funds and technologies, as well as the attention and decision-making support of the leadership. in terms of policy, the government should introduce relevant policies and regulations to encourage and support enterprises to build web-based financial accounting information intelligent 116 management platform, and provide enterprises with the necessary policy protection and convenient conditions. in terms of financial support, the government can provide enterprises with necessary financial support through investment, subsidies and credit. in terms of technical support, the government can provide enterprises with necessary technical support through scientific and technological innovation, introduction of talents and technical training. at the same time, the platform construction is also a handful of projects, which is an important part of the implementation of enterprise strategy, providing decision-making and resource guarantee for the platform construction. 3.2. multi-departmental full participation in the whole process of management to guarantee the smooth progress of platform construction optimize business processes and job settings, strengthen project management and coordination, and enhance supervision and evaluation. in response to the business process and job setting problems that arise in the platform construction, it is necessary to improve work efficiency and service quality by optimizing the business process and job setting. encrypt sensitive data, such as bank card numbers and passwords, and use ssl/tls protocol for data transmission encryption to ensure the security of data during transmission, and encrypt storage and risk assessment of the database to prevent unauthorized access and tampering. 4. platform testing and discussion of results in order to verify the management effect of the designed web-based financial accounting information intelligent management platform, this paper configures an effective experimental environment, verifies the comprehensive use performance of the designed system based on the needs of the enterprise, and carries out the platform test as follows. combined with the financial accounting information intelligent management platform test requirements, this paper selects chrome as the test browser, assisted by ie11 performance testing, in order to improve the reliability of the test, this paper selects mysql database as the test storage database, the entire test environment using 32-bit windows to adjust. test software database selection mysql5.6 and above; operating system for windows 7 32-bit, the server for tomcat7.0; browser for ie11, chrome; runtime environment for jdk1.7. to test the software environment configuration is complete, you can set up the selection of test hardware, according to the requirements of the financial accounting information processing, this paper selects the 8-core 2.4ghz cpu as the platform test processor, memory, memory, memory, and so on. cpu as the platform test processor, memory for 8gb, hard drive for 500gb (sata); network card for 10/100m. 5. test results and discussion under the platform test environment configured above, the user login interface can be adjusted to run the web-based financial accounting information intelligent management platform designed in this paper, and the test results of each functional module it can be seen that running the web-based financial accounting information intelligent management platform designed in this paper in line with the test requirements, each functional module can run in an orderly manner, and the above test results prove that the web-based financial accounting information intelligent management platform designed in this paper has good overall 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[3] liu lihua, wei jing. financial accounting and management of enterprise r&d investment--a review of china customs publishing house's book "fine accounting: from r&d to profitability"[j]. price theory and practice,2021(12):208. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 42 research on vulnerabilities in computer information technology and encryption techniques zhenan tu biaoliang technology (shanghai) co., ltd.; shanghai 200441, china abstract: in this era of information, the rapid advancement of computer information technology has brought about tremendous changes to our work and life. however, accompanying this progress are significant challenges in terms of data security. vulnerabilities in data security and encryption technologies have become the focal point of research, aiming to ensure the utmost protection and security of our data. the purpose of this article is to delve into the vulnerabilities in data security and encryption technologies within the realm of computer information technology, with the intention of providing readers with a profound understanding of data security issues and effective solutions. by comprehensively understanding the origins and impacts of data security vulnerabilities, as well as the principles and applications of encryption technologies, we can become more acutely aware of the importance of data security, enhance our capabilities in safeguarding data security, and contribute to the construction of a secure and reliable information society. keywords: information technology; data security; vulnerabilities; cryptography. 1. introduction computer information technology plays a crucial role in modern society, bringing tremendous convenience to our lives and work. however, with the rapid development and widespread application of information technology, data security issues are increasingly prominent. data security vulnerabilities have become a challenge that we must take seriously. this article aims to study the data security vulnerabilities in computer information technology and the corresponding encryption techniques in order to provide valuable guidance and insight. by gaining a deep understanding of the types and impacts of data security vulnerabilities, as well as the principles and applications of encryption technology, we can better comprehend and mitigate data security risks, thereby further safeguarding the data security of individuals and organizations. 2. data security breach 2.1. definition data security vulnerabilities refer to weaknesses and flaws in computer systems or networks that may enable attackers, such as hackers, viruses, trojans, or botnets, to access, tamper with, or disclose sensitive information, thereby impacting users' rights and the economic interests of businesses. in other words, data security vulnerabilities encompass various vulnerabilities or weaknesses in computer systems or networks, which when exploited by malicious actors, pose uncertain and significant threats to information security. with the widespread use of internet applications and the rapid advancement of computer technology, data security vulnerabilities continue to emerge. sometimes, vulnerabilities may result in computer crashes or malfunctions, while other times they may lead to the loss or disclosure of personal privacy or property. different categories of vulnerabilities may give rise to different risks and hazards, including but not limited to the following: (1) network attacks: attackers exploit vulnerabilities in computer networks to gain control over computers or servers and obtain valuable information or data. (2) data breaches: system vulnerabilities or human negligence result in the theft, tampering, or disclosure of sensitive data or confidential files from databases to unauthorized individuals. (3) social engineering attacks: intruders access users' personal information through methods such as phone solicitation and social engineering to obtain sensitive information like account passwords for unauthorized intrusions [1]. (4) malware attacks: malicious programs or viruses intercept information, implant advertisements, and steal sensitive information, such as user data and passwords, from computers. due to the potential risks and impacts of data security vulnerabilities, information security has become a pressing issue that requires serious attention. protecting data requires the implementation of a series of strategies and technological measures. 2.2. the impact and risk assessment of data security vulnerabilities the presence of data security vulnerabilities can have widespread effects and potential risks. firstly, economic loss is an important aspect. hacker attacks and data breaches can lead to the leakage of trade secrets, customer information, or financial data, resulting in paralyzed business operations or financial losses. individuals may also face the risk of economic losses such as stolen property or identity theft. secondly, user privacy leaks are serious consequences that data security vulnerabilities may bring. if hackers are able to obtain sensitive information such as personal identification, bank accounts, social media accounts and other personal data, it could be used for illegal property theft, fraudulent activities or other forms of personal harm. in addition, data security vulnerabilities may also damage the reputation of companies. once data is leaked or customer information is disclosed, the reputation of the company may be seriously affected. reduced user trust and loyalty could put the company at a disadvantage in the market competition. furthermore, if data 43 breaches violate applicable privacy protection regulations, companies may face legal action and fines, further damaging the company's reputation and financial status. finally, largescale data security vulnerabilities may pose a threat to national security. for instance, hacker attacks may lead to the data and information of government agencies, military systems or critical infrastructure being stolen, destroyed, or tampered with, thereby endangering national security and economic stability. to evaluate the risk of data security vulnerabilities, a comprehensive risk analysis is needed. this includes considering the severity of the vulnerability, the types of data that may be attacked, the motivation and ability of potential attackers, the security measures and protective capabilities of the system, and other factors [2]. based on the results of the risk assessment, corresponding security strategies and measures can be developed to mitigate potential risks and enhance the security of data. the importance of data security and corresponding prevention measures is a critical aspect of ensuring the interests of individuals, enterprises, and nations. 3. cryptography 3.1. definition and explanation of principles encryption technology is a mechanism that transforms plaintext data into ciphertext, ensuring its confidentiality, integrity, and availability. during the encryption process, data is converted according to specific algorithms and encryption keys, resulting in encrypted data that is difficult for unauthorized individuals or computer systems to access. without the correct decryption key, encrypted data cannot be deciphered or understood. only individuals or systems with the proper decryption key can decrypt the data and transform it into readable plaintext, thereby safeguarding its confidentiality and integrity. the essence of encryption technology lies in the use of unpredictable keys to encrypt plaintext, generating ciphertext. only those in possession of the key can successfully decipher the ciphertext into plaintext. the strength of an encryption algorithm depends on the length of the key and the complexity of the algorithm. thus, longer and more complex keys provide greater difficulty for decryption, ensuring higher security for the encryption algorithm. encryption technology finds extensive applications in computer and network systems to safeguard sensitive data. for instance, encryption technology can protect data transmission and storage on the internet, including online banking transactions and emails. additionally, encryption technology can be utilized to secure files or disk drives from unauthorized access, copying, or tampering. in summary, encryption technology serves as a fundamental means to protect sensitive data and ensure information security in computer and network systems. it achieves this by transforming plaintext into ciphertext and using secure keys and algorithms to process the ciphertext, guaranteeing the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data during transmission, storage, and processing. 3.2. classification of encryption techniques encryption techniques can be grouped into different categories based on various criteria, and the most commonly used classification is based on the usage of keys, dividing them into symmetric encryption and asymmetric encryption. (1) symmetric encryption: symmetric encryption refers to a method where the same key is used for both encryption and decryption. in symmetric encryption algorithms, the encryption and decryption processes utilize the same key, also known as a single-key encryption. the advantage of symmetric encryption algorithms lies in their fast encryption and decryption speeds, making them suitable for encrypting and decrypting large amounts of data. common symmetric encryption algorithms include des (data encryption standard), 3des (triple des), and aes (advanced encryption standard). des is a relatively older but classic encryption algorithm that uses a 56-bit key for data encryption. 3des is an improved version based on des, using a 168-bit key. aes, on the other hand, is an efficient and secure encryption algorithm with key lengths of 128, 192, or 256 bits [3]. (2) asymmetric encryption: asymmetric encryption refers to a method where different keys are used for encryption and decryption. in asymmetric encryption algorithms, there is a pair of keys known as the public key and private key. the public key is used for encrypting data, while the private key is used for decrypting data. asymmetric encryption algorithms are commonly used in scenarios such as key exchange, digital signatures, and authentication. common asymmetric encryption algorithms include rsa (rivest-shamir-adleman) and ecc (elliptic curve cryptography). rsa is an encryption algorithm based on large number factorization, with public key lengths typically being 1024, 2048, or 4096 bits, while the key length can be set to any desired length. ecc, on the other hand, is an encryption algorithm based on elliptic curve discrete logarithm, achieving the same level of security with smaller key sizes. key lengths for ecc usually range from 128 to 256 bits. in addition to symmetric and asymmetric encryption, there are other classifications of encryption techniques: (1) stream ciphers: stream ciphers are encryption algorithms that generate ciphertext by combining a generated stream with plaintext through mathematical operations. in stream ciphers, the bit streams of plaintext data and the key are mixed using a specific algorithm to produce the ciphertext. common stream ciphers include rc4 and chacha20. (2) block ciphers: block ciphers divide the plaintext into fixed-size blocks of data and encrypt these blocks using a fixed-length key. block ciphers process one data block at a time, moving on to the next block until all blocks have been encrypted. common block ciphers include aes and blowfish. these classifications help us understand different types of encryption techniques and their applications. by integrating symmetric and asymmetric encryption, along with other types of encryption techniques, we can provide enhanced security measures to meet various security requirements. 3.3. common encryption algorithms and protocols in the realm of computer and network security, there exist numerous prevalent encryption algorithms and protocols that are widely employed to ensure the security and privacy of data. presented below are several common encryption algorithms and protocols: (1) ssl/tls ssl (secure sockets layer) and tls (transport layer security) are protocols used to safeguard the security of network communication. through the amalgamation of symmetric and asymmetric encryption, ssl/tls ensures the confidentiality and integrity of data transmission between 44 communicating parties. ssl/tls is extensively utilized in websites, e-commerce, and cloud services, with the https protocol being constructed upon ssl/tls for secure communication. (2) rsa rsa is an asymmetric encryption algorithm extensively applied in fields such as digital signatures, key exchange, and authentication. the security of rsa is based on the difficulty of prime factorization, with public key lengths typically being 1024, 2048, or 4096 bits. rsa finds application in major security protocols and systems, such as ssl/tls, ssh (secure shell), and pgp (pretty good privacy). (3) aes the advanced encryption standard (aes) is a symmetric encryption algorithm that is widely recognized as the most secure and commonly used encryption standard to date. it employs 128, 192, or 256-bit keys for encrypting and decrypting data. aes finds applications in various areas such as file encryption, database encryption, and network communication encryption. the security of aes stems from its robust encryption strength. by utilizing longer key lengths and complex encryption algorithms, deciphering the ciphertext becomes exceedingly challenging. even with brute force attacks, it requires a substantial amount of time and immense computational resources. aes supports multiple key lengths, allowing users to choose different security levels as per their requirements [4]. furthermore, aes exhibits exceptional performance capabilities. its encryption and decryption processes have been meticulously designed to execute efficiently on various computing devices, be it in hardware or software form. consequently, aes has become a widely adopted encryption algorithm, offering protection not only for sensitive data on personal computers but also for critical information on enterprise servers, as well as securing data in cloud computing and internet of things (iot) devices. to sum up, aes is a highly secure and efficient encryption algorithm that has found broad application in diverse fields. it plays a vital role in safeguarding the confidentiality of data, providing reliable security measures to individuals and organizations alike. whether for personal or enterprise use, employing the aes encryption algorithm ensures the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information, effectively preventing data leaks and unauthorized access. (4) des the data encryption standard (des) is a symmetric encryption algorithm that was initially released and adopted by the national institute of standards and technology (nist) in 1977. des uses a 56-bit key to encrypt and decrypt data, and divides plaintext into 64-bit blocks which are transformed through a series of complex mathematical operations. for many decades, des has been widely used as a standard encryption protocol, playing a crucial role in financial transactions and governmental departments. however, as computing power continues to evolve, the security of des has become increasingly questionable. due to the short key length of des, it is vulnerable to attacks such as brute force cracking. to enhance the security of encryption, modern algorithms such as advanced encryption standard (aes) have replaced des. compared with des, aes features longer key lengths (128-bit, 192-bit, or 256-bit), more complex encryption algorithms, and is considered a more secure and reliable encryption standard. despite the security issues with des, it is still used in certain specific scenarios. for example, some legacy financial systems and hardware modules may still use des encryption. however, to better protect data security, it is highly recommended to use more powerful and secure encryption standards such as aes to replace des. (5) blowfish blowfish is a symmetric encryption algorithm that permits the use of variable-length keys, ranging from 32 to 448 bits. blowfish finds widespread application in various software and hardware systems, including virtual private networks (vpns), encrypted file systems, and wireless communication networks. in addition to the aforementioned encryption algorithms and protocols, there exist many other common encryption algorithms and protocols, such as ecc (elliptic curve cryptography), sha (secure hash algorithm) series, dsa (digital signature algorithm), and pgp (pretty good privacy). these encryption algorithms and protocols play crucial roles in different domains and applications, safeguarding the privacy and security of data. when choosing and implementing encryption algorithms and protocols, one must carefully consider and select based on specific requirements and security needs to ensure the secure transmission and storage of data. 3.4. application of encryption in data security the wide and significant application of encryption technology in data security cannot be overemphasized. it is mainly applied in data transmission security, data storage security, and identity authentication. in data transmission, encryption technology guarantees that data is not intercepted, tampered with, or falsified while being transmitted from the sender to the receiver. symmetric or asymmetric encryption algorithms can be used to protect sensitive information such as personal privacy, payment data, and corporate secrets during network transmission. common applications include https protocol encrypted with ssl/tls and vpn communication encryption. data storage security is also an important application field of encryption technology. by encrypting data stored in computers, servers, or cloud services, data confidentiality can be maintained even in cases of theft or unauthorized access. this encryption method can be applied to various scenarios such as personal computers, mobile devices, databases, and cloud storage. common applications include full-disk encryption, file encryption, database encryption, and transparent data encryption. identity authentication is another critical field that requires encryption technology. by using encryption technology, the security of user identity and authentication information can be ensured during transmission and storage. digital certificate and digital signature schemes that use asymmetric encryption algorithm are used to verify and confirm the identities of both parties in communication, to prevent impersonation and forgery. this technology is widely used in website authentication, email signature, and digital transactions. apart from the aforementioned applications, encryption technology plays a role in many other fields, such as password management, internet of things security, healthcare, finance, and military. with the continuous development of the internet and data exchange, the importance of data security is 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[5] ruizhong d ,yuchi t ,mingyue l .refined statistical attacks against searchable symmetric encryption using non-indexed documents[j].journal of information security and applications, 2023,79. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 1 the mechanical performance prediction of steel materials based on random forest shihao wang *, xiangxiang wu school of mechanical engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china * corresponding author: shihao wang (email: 554615076@qq.com) abstract: the mechanical performance of steel materials is crucial for the design, selection, and application of materials. in order to better predict the mechanical performance through chemical composition and process parameters, this paper establishes a predictive model for the mechanical properties of steel materials based on the random forest algorithm. the model predicts yield strength, tensile strength, and elongation based on chemical composition and process parameters. the results indicate that the random forest algorithm model demonstrates excellent performance in predicting the mechanical properties of steel materials. keywords: yield strength; tensile strength; elongation; random forest algorithm. 1. introduction the mechanical properties of steel materials are crucial characteristics that measure their resistance and deformation behavior. these performance indicators are essential for the design, selection, and application of materials. key parameters among them include tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation. the mechanical properties of steel materials hold profound significance in engineering and manufacturing. these performance indicators directly impact the safety, reliability, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability of material usage. high-quality steel materials with stable mechanical properties enhance the safety and reliability of engineering structures, reduce maintenance costs, minimize resource waste, and promote environmental protection and sustainable development. furthermore, research on mechanical properties drives the development of new materials, offering possibilities for innovation and the advancement of new fields. therefore, a comprehensive understanding and optimization of the mechanical properties of steel materials are crucial for the modern engineering and manufacturing industries. in the manufacturing process of steel materials, factors influencing key mechanical performance indicators can generally be categorized into two main types. firstly, the material's chemical composition, which refers to the proportions of trace elements added apart from iron. secondly, process parameters during production, including quenching temperature, tempering temperature, and so on. multiple factors intertwine, complexly affecting the mechanical performance indicators mentioned above, and there exist intricate relationships of mutual constraints and influences among these performance indicators. traditionally, methods for seeking material mechanical properties include experimental and theoretical calculation approaches. experimental methods have drawbacks such as being expensive, time-consuming, and sample-consuming. theoretical calculations also suffer from limitations like high computational complexity and limited precision. in recent years, with the development of technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, data-driven methods have emerged as new avenues for studying material mechanical properties. for example, machine learning algorithms are used to analyze and model large amounts of material data, predicting material performance indicators. these methods effectively combine the advantages of experiments and theoretical calculations, offering benefits such as speed, accuracy, and low cost [1-3]. machine learning, born in the 1950s, has been widely applied in fields like computer vision, data mining, and bioinformatics. as a branch of artificial intelligence, machine learning utilizes large amounts of data to continuously optimize models, making reasonable predictions under the guidance of algorithms [4]. machine learning can rapidly process large amounts of data and accurately identify relationships between variables [5]. therefore, machine learning has become a trend in the research and development of new materials, leading to numerous scientific research achievements. mukhopadhyay et al. [6] developed a steel material mechanical performance prediction model based on artificial neural networks (ann), selecting a network structure with a 7-19-3 topology. experimental results showed a reliability of 90.91% for ultimate tensile strength (uts) and 100% for elongation (el), and the model has been applied to tata steel in india. yang wei et al. [7] employed the random forest algorithm, based on a large amount of collected real data from the hot rolling production process, obtaining importance rankings for various influencing factors on mechanical performance. they established a series of mechanical performance prediction models based on this ranking, filtering out more important influencing factors based on the trend of prediction error variations, and ultimately built a model with a small number of most crucial influencing factors as independent variables. wang ling et al. [8] proposed a steel material mechanical performance prediction method based on support vector regression. to avoid the blindness in selecting parameters for the support vector regression algorithm, they used a genetic algorithm to optimize the selection of parameters for this model, reducing model complexity while improving the prediction accuracy of support vector regression modeling. 2 2. model establishment 2.1. random forest algorithm random forest [9,10] is built on the foundation of constructing a bagging ensemble with decision trees as base learners. furthermore, it introduces the selection of random attributes during the training process of decision trees. a forest is created by independently establishing multiple decision trees, and when they are brought together, it forms a forest. these decision trees are built to address the same task, sharing a consistent final objective. the ultimate goal is to average their results, as illustrated in figure 3. the regression decision tree follows the principle of minimizing the mean squared error. in other words, for any feature a and determining split point s, it aims to minimize the mean squared errors for the resulting datasets d1 and d2 individually, while also minimizing the sum of the mean squared errors for d1 and d2. the corresponding feature is identified based on this criterion. the expression is given by: , ∑ ∈ , ∑ ∈ , (1) where: represents the sample output mean of dataset , represents the sample output mean of dataset , represents the observed value of the sample data. random forest is comprised of a group of tree-like decision trees, and each decision tree is considered equal during the model training process. the prediction result of a cart tree is the mean of the leaf nodes. therefore, the prediction result of a random forest is the average of the predicted values from all trees. figure 1. diagram of the random forest principle 2.2. evaluation metrics format based on the collected data, the dataset is subjected to standardization, and subsequently, data is partitioned. eighty percent of the data is selected as the training set, while the remaining 20% constitutes the test set. commonly used methods for evaluating the quality of machine learning models include root mean squared error (rmse), mean absolute percentage error (mape), and the determination coefficient r-square (r2), expressed in equations 2, 3, and 4, respectively. here, 'n' represents the total number of samples, ' ' denotes the true values, and 'y' represents the machine learning predicted values. / (2) % | | | | (3) 2 1 ∑ ∑ (4) the mape and rmse values indicate the errors between predicted and true values, with smaller errors suggesting closer proximity between predicted and true values. the r2 value represents the degree of closeness between the model's predicted values and the true values. therefore, a higher r2 value signifies more accurate predictions. in table 1, it can be observed that the random forest (rf) algorithm exhibits favorable predictive performance for yield strength, tensile strength, and elongation. the r2 performance is particularly noteworthy for yield strength, reaching an impressive 0.95, followed by 0.90 for elongation, and the least favorable result is for tensile strength at 0.87. the rmse shows relatively larger errors for yield strength and tensile strength, attributed to the limited dataset size. future efforts should focus on increasing the data volume for yield strength and tensile strength in steel materials. the mape demonstrates excellent predictive performance for all three mechanical properties, with yield strength having the most outstanding absolute percentage error at 4%, followed by 4.2% for elongation, and the least favorable being 8% for tensile strength. table 1. evaluation criteria r2 rmse mape yield strength 0.95 70.34mpa 4% tensile strength 0.87 86.55 mpa 8% elongation 0.90 0.96% 4.2% figure 2. comparison between the fitting results of the random forest (rf) algorithm for three mechanical properties using the training set and test set: (a) yield strength; (b) tensile strength; (c) elongation. figure 2 illustrates the fitting results of the random forest (rf) algorithm for the three mechanical properties, comparing the predictions from the training set and the test (a) (b) (c) 3 set with the actual values. for yield strength, the prediction accuracy is higher in the range of 500 mpa to 1250 mpa, while it is lower in the range of 1250 mpa to 1750 mpa. analysis indicates that the lower prediction accuracy in the range of 1250 mpa to 1750 mpa is attributed to the limited data availability for yield strength in this interval. future efforts should focus on adding corresponding data in this range. 3. reliability testing of the model although the model's training set and test set were randomly selected from the total dataset without overlapping data, there may be similarities between some data due to the common sources of origin. to mitigate the potential impact of this situation on the accuracy of the model testing results, two additional sets of data were chosen for model validation. the alloy compositions and processes for the new validation datasets are outlined in table 2. table 2 alloy compositions and processing methods in the validation dataset 1 2 c (%) 0.22 0.28 si (%) 0.24 0.18 mn (%) 0.48 0.56 s (%) 0.003 0.003 p (%) 0.011 0.007 cr (%) 0.96 0.82 mo (%) 0.69 0.51 ni (%) 0 2.35 qt (℃) 910 880 tt (℃) 660 680 ys (mpa) 990 964 ts (mpa) 1039 1012 el (%) 16.3 17 figure 3. actual and predicted values of the new dataset using the rf model figure 3 displays the prediction results of the random forest (rf) algorithm model for the validation dataset. it can be observed that despite the variations in chemical composition, quenching temperature, and tempering temperature between these two sets of data, the rf algorithm model can achieve relatively accurate predictions. the average prediction errors are 6.25 mpa for yield strength, 24.07 mpa for tensile strength, and 1.09% for elongation. 4. conclusion based on the random forest (rf) algorithm, a predictive model for the mechanical properties of steel materials, including yield strength, tensile strength, and elongation, was established. chemical composition and processing methods were selected as features for prediction. the predictive accuracy of rf for the three mechanical properties was demonstrated using r2, rmse, and mape standards. finally, two sets of data with different chemical compositions and processing methods were chosen for validation, assessing the reliability of the rf algorithm model. the results indicate an average prediction error of 6.25 mpa for yield strength, 24.07 mpa for tensile strength, and 1.09% for elongation. the rf algorithm model proves to be reliable for predicting the mechanical properties of steel materials. acknowledgments natural science foundation. references [1] juan y, dai y, yang y, et al. accelerating materials discovery using machine learning [j]. journal of materials science & technology, 2021, 79: 178-190.w.-k. chen, linear networks and systems (book style). belmont, ca: wadsworth, 1993, pp. 123–135. 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[9] breiman l. random forests [j]. machine learning, 2001, 45: 5-32. 1 2 0 200 400 600 800 1000 y ie ld s tr en gt h( m p a) true predict 1 2 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 t en si le s tr en gt h( m p a) true predict 1 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 e lo n ga ti on (% ) true predict frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 14 behavior prediction of vespa mandarinia based on convolutional neural networks shihao wu * school of business administration, guizhou university of finance and economics, guiyang, guizhou, china * corresponding author email: wish_542@163.com abstract: vespa mandarinia poses a significant threat to honey bees and beekeepers. this paper aims to accurately predict the presence and behavior of vespa mandarinia to enable effective control strategies. we develop an "asian hornet queen prediction model" to forecast the dispersal path and number of queens, identifying their concentration in bellingham, washington, and bellingham, canada. using a convolutional neural network, we achieve 96.13% accuracy in identifying vespa mandarinia images. analyzing confidence levels of unprocessed and unverified labels reveals a significant number of high-confidence samples. incorporating human control factors into the model, we find 60% human intervention to be most effective in reducing the number of asian hornet queens. ultimately, our research highlights the potential for anthropological or ecological measures to eliminate vespa mandarinia populations, aiding in resource allocation for proactive management. keywords: component; convolutional neural networks; poisson distribution; vespa mandarinia. 1. introduction vespa mandarinia, also known as the asian hornet, is native to southeastern asia, including japan, china, and india. vespa mandarinia is a predator of other insects and has a particular affinity for feeding on bees from august to october, causing significant damage to hive and leading to the destruction of entire bee colonies within a short period of time. consequently, the widespread spread of vespa mandarinia poses a considerable threat to bees and beekeepers. therefore, it is crucial to accurately identify the presence of vespa mandarinia and further study its physical characteristics and behavioral habits. the objective of this study is to address the challenge of accurately predicting the presence and behavior of vespa mandarinia. to effectively prevent and control the potential impact of vespa mandarinia, it is necessary to assess the reliability of reported information based on photos, videos, and witness comments, enabling the rational allocation of national resources for subsequent investigations. the significance of studying vespa mandarinia, the asian hornet, can be understood in three main aspects: pest management strategies, ecological balance, and public safety. firstly, vespa mandarinia poses a significant threat as a predator to honey bees and other insects. understanding its distribution range, dispersal rate, and behavioral characteristics is critical for developing effective pest management strategies. secondly, vespa mandarinia has complex interrelationships with other species, and studying its predatory behavior, feeding habits, and ecological roles can provide insights into food webs and interdependencies in ecosystems. this knowledge is vital for maintaining ecological balance, conserving biodiversity, and ensuring the health of agricultural and natural ecosystems. lastly, vespa mandarinia is known for its aggressive nature and the potential health risks associated with its stings to humans. by studying the distribution, behavior, and dispersal trends of vespa mandarinia, it is possible to develop public safety measures aimed at reducing human contact and conflicts with this species. this paper aims to address the challenge of predicting vespa mandarinia's presence and behavior using convolutional neural networks (cnns). the subsequent sections will present the materials and methods employed, the results and discussion of the study, the conclusions drawn from the findings. by accurately predicting vespa mandarinia, this study has the potential to contribute significantly to pest management strategies, ecological balance, and public safety measures. 2. materials and methods to effectively forecast the future spread and reproductive rate of vespa mandarinia, comprehensive information regarding its habits and migration patterns was gathered. this knowledge served as the foundation for the development of the "asian giant hornet queen prediction model," which utilized both the available knowledge and pertinent data. by considering the initial latitude and longitude coordinates, this model offers predictions regarding the temporal changes in the distribution and yearly expansion of vespa mandarinia. similarly, in addition to a prediction of the number of vespa mandarinia and their dispersal routes, there is a need to identify vespa mandarinia images for some uncertain and undetected sighting swarms. we originally tried to use a convolutional neural network model for image recognition, but we modified the original model because the positive id record was too small and the original model used too many parameters. the incoming parameters and the fit were reduced to make the prediction more accurate. with the two models we built, we reclassify the more current unidentified, undetermined records to classify the confidence interval and the range of images that may be vespa mandarinia. using our models to view the growth trend and spread range of vespa mandarinia, the optimal ratio of human intervention is derived, and the number and ratio of vespa mandarinia is reasonably controlled to avoid greater disasters. 2.1.data pre-processing to ensure the accuracy of the results, we pre-processed the data before constructing the model as follows. step1: descriptive statistical analysis [1]. by plotting the 15 image recognition status, we found that there are more unprocessed and unverified image data in the dataset, followed by negative id, and positive id is relatively few with only 14 valid data. step2: general data cleaning [2]. firstly, the data is aggregated, and after missing values are removed, lab status is classified according to attributes to obtain the result of text vectorization. 2.2. poisson distribution and poisson stochastic process after preprocessing the data, we predict the vespa mandarinia propagation process using a poisson stochastic process and estimate the prediction accuracy. if the random variable x takes 0, 1... n... the probability of each value of it is [3]: ( ){ } ! k p x k e k    (1) then x is said to obey a poisson distribution with parameter  . the average number of eggs laid by an asian giant hornet queen each year that can become a queen. in this paper, it is assumed that an asian giant hornet queen can produce 200 eggs per year, of which 10% can produce queens, since 10  . the process of generating random numbers using poisson distribution is as follows [4]: ( ) ( ( ) ) ! n tt e p n t n n     (2) we used the longitude and latitude location of the queen’s presence in the first year as the benchmark, and since the queen’s activity radius is 30 km, the newly generated hive each year is uniformly distributed within a circle with 30 km radius from its birth point, i.e., the surviving queens after laying eggs are uniformly distributed within 30 km. at the same time, the number of eggs laid was randomly generated with a poisson distributed random number of the latitude and longitude of the next surviving queen with a radius of 30 km from the latitude and longitude reference value. the average number of eggs laid by asian giant hornet queens each year that can become asian giant hornet queens is 10. formula for calculating the distance between two points using latitude and longitude: 2 ( )2 2 (l rarcsin si c wa wb n    (3) 2cos c ( ) 2 oswa wbsc in ja jb  (4) 6378137r m , where r is the equatorial radius, wa , wb is the latitude of the two points, ja , jb is the longitude of the two points. 2.3. convolutional neural networks since most witnesses mistook other wasps for vespa mandarinia, we will use convolutional neural networks to build an image recognition model to explore the possibility of predicting misclassification. when training the image recognition model, the number of positive samples of vespa mandarinia is small, which leads to a relatively low classification recognition accuracy. therefore, we used rotation, enlargement, whitening, width-height displacement transformation, deflation, affine transformation, and mis-cut transformation to increase the number of images, and the data enhancement effect is shown in figure 1. figure 1. example of data augmentation effect since the size of the images of vespa mandarinia varies and there is no unified specification, it is easy to have odd sample data in the data samples, which affects the training of the network model and may even cause the network model to fail to converge, while the convolutional neural network requires the same size of the input data, so the input images need to be normalized before the network training. we divide the data set after data enhancement and normalization into training and test sets by 4:1. the number of samples in the training set is 2489 and the number of samples in the validator set is 622 [5]. figure 2. neural network structure diagram convolutional neural network (cnn) is a feed-forward neural network, which has artificial neurons that respond locally to the surrounding neurons [6]. each neuron receives some input and does some dot product computation. it usually contains a convolutional layer, an activation layer, a pooling layer, and a fully connected layer. our model is shown in figure 2, which can be divided into convolutional layer, pooling layer and dense layer [7]. the convolution formula [8]: ( )( ) ( ) ( )f g n f g n d        (5) the convolutional layer makes full use of the idea of weight sharing and local correlation to reduce the number of parameters to be trained in the neural network, and the expression of the input-output relationship of the convolutional network [9]: 2 ( , ) 2 ( )j ij i j k dist i j o w x b    (6) among them, ( , )dist i j represents the distance between 16 i , j . k represents the height and width of the convolutional receptive field (the height and width of this model are equal). ijw is the weight and jb is the bias. ix is the pixel value of the corresponding channel. in the model, three convolutional layers are used, the perceptual field (proper noun) window size is unchanged (3*3), the convolutional kernel is increased exponentially to deepen the extraction of picture features by the network, and the relu function is used for the activation function. make the model increase the network training efficiency and model nonlinearity, prevent the gradient disappearance phenomenon in training. the maximum pooling layer exists after each convolution layer, which reduces the feature parameters exponentially and highlights the important feature parameters, and the model is more efficient and accurate. the dropout layer is introduced to improve the generalization ability of the model and prevent the phenomenon of overfitting. the dense layer implements the image classification task and the activation function uses the softmax function, and the results are more easily understood. the optimizer of the model is 'adam'[10], which is computationally efficient, requires less running memory, and is suitable for solving problems containing very high noise or sparse gradients. the lossy han formula of the model is a cross-entropy cost function, which makes up for the tendency of saturation of the derivative form of the sigmoid function, while avoiding gradient dispersion. the metric of the model is accurate, which is simple and easy to understand. 3. results & discussion 3.1. distribution prediction of vespa mandarinia queen using the location of vespa mandarinia in washington state with positive id sightings in 2019 as the reference point, the locations where the asian giant hornet queen survived were simulated using a poisson stochastic process approach, we found that the vespa mandarinia queen's dispersal paths were concentrated in vancouver, abbotsford, and bellingham. comparing the predicted distribution of queens from the first to the fourth year, we found that the majority of queens from the first to the second year were distributed in bellingham, washington, usa, in the northern part of the state, near the border between the united states and canada, where the climatic conditions are very suitable for the reproduction of vespa mandarinia, which can be verified in terms of temperature, precipitation and topography. while the third to fourth year asian giant hornet queens are mainly concentrated in vancouver, canada, with climatic conditions similar to bellingham, unlike bellingham, the area within 3 km of vancouver is covered by man-made surfaces (100%), the area within 16 km is covered by man-made surfaces (39%) and water (32%), and the 80 km the area within 80 km is covered by trees (44%) and water (32%); trees are mainly located on its fringes, and the fringes of vancouver are more suitable as a habitat for vespa mandarinia. 3.2. convolutional neural network evaluation the model has overfitting deficiency now, after adjusting the parameters several times, it is found that the questions that the positive sample size is much smaller than the negative sample, and the positive sample needs to be collected continuously at a later stage to improve the cnn neural network recognition ability. figure 3. convolutional neural network model image recognition accuracy vs. loss function graph we have concluded that as the number of model training increases, the accuracy rate keeps improving and the value of the loss function keeps decreasing. 3.3. effects of human control on the population spread of vespa mandarinia on the basis of the first question, we counted the number curve of vespa mandarinia's natural growth each year without the influence of external conditions. as shown in figure 4, we calculate the growth of each curve, and judge the maximum number of vespa mandarinias to take measures to limit it. when the number of vespa mandarinias is small, it is allowed to grow naturally. from this, we can conclude that the period to limit the number of vespa mandarinias is 2-3 years. figure 4. number curve of natural growth of vespa mandarinias artificial control plays a very important role in the existence of asian giant hornet queen population. therefore, based on the number of vespa s without artificial control for three years, we tested under artificial control conditions of 0%, 40% and 60% respectively, and the results are shown in the figure 5. from figure 5, it can be seen 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[10] i. bello, b. zoph, v. vasudevan, and q. v. le, “neural optimizer search with reinforcement learning,” in international conference on machine learning, pmlr, 2017, pp. 459–468. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 1, 2023 105 fake news detection based on deep learning rong wang * school of information, yunnan university of finance and economics, kunming 650221, china * corresponding author email: wr594998@163.com abstract: the rapid popularization of the internet has broken the professional threshold of information dissemination, enabling more and more people to easily obtain information, share and express views through social media, which has greatly enriched people's daily life. however, due to the huge number of users of social media, false news fabricated for various purposes is emerging in endlessly. moreover, with the progress of technology, false news is no longer simply spread in the form of text, but more spread through the combination of text, pictures and video, which greatly increases the confusion of false news. the experiment in this paper is based on tensorflow to detect false news. during the experiment, lr was used to obtain the fusion coefficients of cnn and lstm models, that is the regression coefficient of lr, and then calculated the optimal threshold with the fused model on the verification set. in addition, in terms of model selection, lightgbm and xgboost were selected to train the model on the training set for false news, and predicted the news text on the testing set. the results of three experiments show that the effect of using xgboost model is the best, and the f1 score obtained in the experiment is the highest. keywords: false news detection; tensorflow; cnn and lstm fusion; lightgbm; xgboost. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance with the rapid popularity of mobile internet, people's access to news has become more convenient. in particular, social media, mainly represented by weibo and twitter, have become an important channel for most people to obtain daily information. nowadays, more and more people are gaining knowledge, sharing information, expressing opinions and exchanging experiences on these online platforms every day. however, to a certain extent, the rapid development of social media is a double-edged sword. on the one hand, it has facilitated the advent of the information age, where all kinds of information can be disseminated at a very low cost through social media, making it possible for "a genius to know everything about the world without leaving home". on the other hand, the internet has become a breeding ground [1] for false information to grow and spread, and the vast amount of information is mixed with false news that is deliberately fabricated for various purposes. this kind of news is presented in various forms, often with text and pictures, which makes it very difficult for readers to get correct and effective information, and some of the widely disseminated false news has caused serious negative impact on individuals and society. thus, it seems that there is a great need for us to study the fake news detection. despite some recent scientific advances in false news detection, it is still a challenging problem due to its complex content, wide range of sources, diverse modalities, and the high costs involved in factchecking. fake news spreads rapidly through social media platforms, which may affect social stability while negatively impacting social opinion. for example, false news such as "temporarily exempting wuhan red cross from managing disaster relief supplies" and "the private car was unclaimed for several months, passers-by asked and learned that the owner died after fighting the epidemic", etc. although the official explained and refuted the rumors at the first time, such rumors still circulated widely on the internet. it has attracted a lot of attention and caused serious negative impact on the parties concerned. at present, most of the news and information presented on social media are characterized by diverse modes and semantic diversity[2]. along with the popularity of mobile devices, news is often published and disseminated rapidly on social media in the form of text, images, videos and other multimedia data. while this kind of news is convenient for readers to obtain and understand information, it also causes the traditional technique of relying solely on text analysis for false news detection to be no longer applicable. another example is that various types of fake news about the location and scale of exercise in several chinese military exercises often spread false information by stealing irrelevant pictures and videos. 1.2. status of domestic and international research as deep learning continues to make progress, more and more researchers are studying fake news detection based on neural networks. there are many branches in the field of fake news detection, such as unimodal-based fake news detection, multimodal-based fake news detection, etc. unimodal-based fake news detection means that the text contains only one of text, picture or video, multimodal-based fake news detection refers to multiple types of fake news that contain text, pictures, videos, voices, etc. (1) unimodal-based method for false news detection the fake news detection method[3] based on single modality mainly judges the authenticity of news by extracting text features from news text content or visual features from image information. for example, castillo et al. [3]used decision trees to learn thematic features of news text content for classification. the model proposed by yu et al. [4]obtained high-level interaction features and key features of relevant posts through convolutional neural networks.ma et al.[5] used recurrent neural networks to learn latent features of news text content. in mvnn[6], the authors used a multiregion visual neural network for fake news detection by targeting the rich visual information in different pixel regions. (2) multimodal-based method for fake news detection 106 fake news detection based on multimodality has attracted a lot of attention in recent years. some of these methods concatenate the textual features in the post with the visual features of the images in the post[7]. however, this approach requires manual feature engineering on the one hand, and is not able to effectively obtain complex semantic representations in images on the other hand. at present, due to the excellent performance of deep neural network (dnn) in nonlinear representation learning[8], many multimodal representation learning methods use deep learning mechanism to learn feature representation, thereby improving the ability of fake news detection. jin et al. [9]proposed a method based on deep learning, which can learn the multimodal content and social information of news posts, and then used the attention mechanism to fuse the multimodal features. in eann[10], the authors learned the invariant features of events through an adversarial network containing a multimodal feature extractor to obtain multimodal features of each news item for fake news detection. in mvae[11], khattar et al. used a multimodal variational self-encoder for fake news identification, where the multimodal features of a post were fed into a bimodal variational self-encoder to obtain a multimodal feature representation of the news. cui et al. [12]proposed an end-to-end deep embedding framework for fake news detection, in which the latent sentiment of the post publisher was used to distinguish fake news. spotfake[13] used a pre-trained bert [14]model to learn text features of news posts and a vgg-19 model pre-trained on imagenet [15] to extract image features. spotfake+ [16]was an improved version of spotfake that used a modified version of bert, the xlnet [17]model, to extract text features based on spotfake. while learning news text features and visual information, the safe[18] model also learned the intrinsic connection between text content and vision to predict fake news. in m-gcn[19], the author focused on distinguishing different degrees of fake news according to the similarity between news, which used gcn modules of different depths to extract domain information of different scales, and fused these features through the attention mechanism. 2. research methods 2.1. cnn and lstm model fusion before training the model, the text was processed, such as removing spaces and keeping only the text, then the text was divided into words and deactivated words, after the division of words, the training vocabulary was tracked, all the text was traversed and the words were counted, then the text was converted into a vector sequence, and filled the vector sequence according to the maximum length of the text, making the sequence of vectors to uniform length. then word vector training was performed using word2vec_model. the attention mechanism was introduced in the model to capture the key points from the longer text without losing important information. after processing the text data, the training was performed with cnn and lstm respectively, finally, lr was used to try to get the fusion coefficient of the two models of cnn and lstm, here was the regression coefficient of lr, and then the best threshold was calculated on the validation set with the fused model. 2.2. lightgbm and xgboost models segment the text data first, fill in the empty values after segmentation, and use the tf-idf algorithm to extract the feature vector of the news text. the tf-idf algorithm is one of the important algorithms for extracting feature word vectors, and it is also one of the main technologies for generating word vectors. the tf-idf algorithm statistically evaluates the importance of a word to a document or other documents in the corpus to determine the feature words of the document. the basic idea: if a word appears frequently in a document, but appears infrequently in other documents in the corpus, it is determined that the word can be used as a feature word of the document to some extent. it has the ability to distinguish categories and can be used as the basis for classification. the tf-idf algorithm is divided into tf (term frequency) algorithm and idf (inverse document frequency) algorithm, where the tf algorithm represents the ratio of the count of a specific word to the total number of words in the document, representing the frequency of a specific word in the document. the idf algorithm represents the logarithm of the ratio of the total number of documents in the corpus to the number of documents in which a particular word occurs in the corpus. then set the model parameters respectively, and finally train the model. 3. introduction of the experimental data set in the false news text detection task, the training set contains a total of 38,471 news items, including 19,186 real news items and 19,285 false news items. each data consists of three elements [id, text, label], where id is the unique id of each data, which uniquely characterizes a news, text is the chinese news text, label is represented by 0 and 1, 0 means real news, 1 means false news. the testing dataset needs to be submitted to the backend for determination. analysis of the dataset yields the results shown in table 1. table 1. dataset analysis maximum sentence length minimum sentence length average data length number of words after the participle 929 0 50.883678615060695 73915 4. experiment and results 4.1. experimental environment (1) experimental hardware environment the laptop processor used in the experiment is i7-8550u, and the memory is 8.00gb. the experimental hardware environment is shown in table 2. table 2. experimental environment equipment name desktop-9c2ckr8 processor intel(r) core (tm) i7-8550u cpu ram 8.00 gb (7.9 gb available) (2) experimental software environment the experimental code in this paper is completed in python language, and the python version used is 3.7.4. during the experiment, pandas, matplotlib, numpy, tqdm, jieba, scikitlearn, keras, tensorflow, xgboost, scipy, lightgbm packages were called, and their version numbers are pandas (1.3.5), matplotlib (3.1.1), numpy (1.21.5), tqdm (4.62.3), jieba (0.42.1), scikit-learn (0.21.3), keras (2.2.5), tensorflow (1.15.0), xgboost (1.6.1), scipy (1.3.1), lightgbm (3.3.2). 107 table 3. library name and version library name version python 3.7.4 pandas 1.3.5 matplotlib 3.1.1 numpy 1.21.5 tqdm 4.62.3 jieba 0.42.1 scikit-learn 0.21.3 keras 2.2.5 tensorflow 1.15.0 xgboost 1.6.1 scipy 1.3.1 lightgbm 3.3.2 4.2. experimental procedure 4.2.1. model training the training process of cnn and lstm model fusion is shown in figure 1 and figure 2. it can be seen from figure 1 that it took 2.0396049999999377 seconds to import word2vec during the training of the word vector model. the model was trained in two batches. and it can be seen from figure 2 that the f1 scores on the verification set were 0.9429 and 0.9637 respectively. figure 1. model training process figure 2. the f1 values in model training it can be seen from figure 3 that the number of positive samples used in the experiment is 15673, and the number of negative samples is 15487. during the model training process, 31160 pieces of data were used for training, and the number of features selected was 299. the minimum loss value obtained during training was 0.193351 and the highest accuracy value obtained on the validation set was 0.976451. the xgboost model training process is shown in figure 4, figure 5 and figure 6. it can be seen from figure 4 that 31160 pieces of data were used for training during this training process. during the training process, it can be seen from figure 5 that the highest training accuracy of the model during training could reach 0.99981. it can be seen from figure 6 that through multiple iterations, the highest f1 score of xgboost on the validation set could reach 0.96589. figure 3. lightgbm model training process figure 4. xgboost model training process figure 5. xgboost training accuracy figure 6. xgboost training f1 value 4.2.2. model testing process figure 7. the test accuracy of lightgbm 108 the lightgbm test process is shown in figure 7. during the test, 4000 pieces of data were selected for testing, and it can be seen from the figure7 that the test accuracy reached up to 0.99542. 4.2.3. comparison of experimental results the main performance indicators of the evaluation model are: 100% (1) where tp denotes true cases, fp denotes pseudo-positive cases, and precision denotes the proportion of samples predicted to be true positive cases in the sample of positive cases. 100% (2) where tp denotes true cases, fn denotes pseudo counter examples, and recall denotes the proportion of samples predicted as positive cases to all positive samples. 1 (3) the f1 values obtained by different models after training are shown in table 4. after comparing different pre-trained language models under the same classification algorithm, the prediction result of the xgboost model is significantly higher than that of lightgbm, and it is also higher than the result of the fusion of cnn and lstm models. the analysis shows that the xgboost model is more advantageous, and the f1 value reaches 0.972. table 4. experimental results model f1 score cnn and lstm model fusion 0.917 lightgbm 0.918 xgboost 0.972 5. 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[19] hu g, ding y, qi s, wang x, liao q. multi-depth graph convolutional networks for fake news detection[c]//natural language processing and chinese computing: 8th ccf international conference, nlpcc 2019, dunhuang, china, october 9–14, 2019, proceedings, part i 8. springer, 2019: 698-710. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 105 well testing analysis method and practice for low permeability gas reservoirs huohai yang, qingrong liao petroleum engineering school, southwest petroleum university, chengdu, china abstract: with the gradual maturity of well testing interpretation theory, some scholars have conducted research on vertical well testing models, horizontal well testing models, and inclined well testing models for fractured and vuggy reservoirs, and plotted typical well testing curves. however, during the drilling process, the wellbore is usually connected to both the fractures and the reservoir matrix, resulting in a dual permeability situation where the fractures and matrix simultaneously supply fluid to the wellbore. based on this, some scholars have established a horizontal well dual hole dual permeability testing model, a vertical well three hole dual permeability testing model, and a horizontal well three hole dual permeability testing model, making the results of well testing interpretation more reasonable and reliable. for the well testing analysis of inclined wells in fractured and vuggy reservoirs, the existing inclined well models only consider the three hole single permeability situation where the fractures are connected to the wellbore. there is little research on the three hole dual permeability well testing model where the inclined well matrix and fractures supply the wellbore simultaneously. therefore, based on previous research, this article establishes and solves a well testing model for inclined wells with three pores and dual permeability, using the effective wellbore diameter and the principle of duhame superposition, taking into account the bottom hole pressure effect, and draws sample curves for the analysis of inclined wells in fractured and vuggy reservoirs. this provides a reference for the analysis of inclined wells in fractured and vuggy reservoirs. keywords: well testing interpretation; homogeneity; fractured and vuggy reservoirs; three pore media. 1. introduction at present, inclined wells have been widely used in oilfield production. conducting research on inclined well testing models and understanding the laws of underground fluid seepage are important means to ensure efficient oilfield development[1]. for the study of inclined well testing theory, many scholars have used methods such as green's function, laplace transform, and point source function superposition to establish and solve inclined well testing models for homogeneous infinite reservoirs and homogeneous reservoirs with complex outer boundaries[2]. they have obtained analytical solutions for bottom hole pressure and analyzed their fluid flow patterns. scholars have conducted research on inclined well testing models for dual porosity medium reservoirs with developed natural fractures[3]. 2. study on flow mechanism of fractured and caved carbonate reservoir the flow mechanism of fractured carbonate reservoirs is complex, mainly due to the multi-scale nature of the reservoir space, especially the development of large-scale karst caves, and the presence of unfilled or semi filled large-scale karst caves. however, there is currently no unified conclusion on the study of fluid flow patterns in large-scale karst caves[4]. therefore, it is necessary to conduct research on the flow mechanism of fractured carbonate reservoirs. this article focuses on studying the flow mechanism of fluids in largescale karst caves through theoretical analysis and numerical simulation methods. 2.1. theoretical analysis method consider the flow of fluid in an unfilled large-scale cave and simplify it to flow in a uniform circular tube. in a laminar state, the flow satisfies poiseuille's law: 4 8 r p q l      in the formula: δp is the pressure difference at both ends of the circular tube, pa; δl is the length of the circular tube, m; q is the flow rate through the circular tube, m3/s; r is the radius of the circular tube, m; μ is the viscosity of the fluid, pa*s. in the state of laminar flow, the flow of fluid in porous media satisfies darcy's law: ak p q l    in the formula: a is the cross-sectional area of the medium; k is the permeability of the medium. we can consider a uniform circular tube as a porous medium when the porous medium is in the shape of a uniform circular tube and å å 1, and establish the relationship between poiseuille's law and darcy's law. in this case, the equivalent permeability of the circular tube is: 4 2 8 8 r r k a     when the radius of the circular tube is 1m, its equivalent permeability is π/8×1012 md, it can be seen that the permeability of unfilled large-scale karst caves is very good, and the propagation speed of pressure in unfilled large-scale karst caves will be very fast. 106 2.2. numerical simulation method the theoretical analysis method simplifies a large-scale karst cave into a uniform circular tube[5]. although it is easy to understand, the boundary of the large-scale karst cave considered is too regular and the compressibility of the largescale karst cave and fluid is not considered. below, comsol software will be used to establish a small-scale model of the actual oil reservoir based on similarity criteria, and numerical simulation methods will be used to study the situation of considering large-scale karst caves and fluid compressibility, the flow pattern of fluids in large-scale karst caves with irregular boundaries. comsol is a multi-physical field coupling software that has great advantages in handling complex boundaries and coupled flows through finite element methods. considering reservoirs characterized by large-scale karst caves, there are two large-scale karst caves developed in the reservoir, and there is a high permeability channel formed by faults and associated fractures between them, and neither of the two large-scale karst caves is filled. considering that the flow of fluid in large-scale karst caves is free flow, and the flow in fractures is darcy's law, based on similarity theory, a coupled model of free flow seepage in fractured carbonate reservoirs is established, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. comsol model grid splitting diagram and take 9 monitoring points in the model, as shown in figure 2. from left to right, point a, point b, point c, point d, point e, point f, point g, point h, and point i. point a and point b are distributed at both ends of the large-scale karst cave on the left, point c, point d, point e, point f, and point g are sequentially distributed on the crack, and point h and point i are distributed at both ends of the large-scale karst cave on the right. figure 2. distribution of monitoring points in comsol model figure 3 is the pressure distribution map of the model, and figures 3-33 are the contour distribution map of the model pressure. from figures 3-32 and 3-33, it can be intuitively seen that pressure loss mainly occurs in high permeability channels formed by fractures and associated fractures, and the pressure drop in unfilled large-scale karst caves is particularly small. figure 3. pressure distribution diagram figure 4. pressure contour distribution map figure 5 shows the semi logarithmic relationship curve between pressure and time at each monitoring point. from figure 5, it can be intuitively seen that during the process of relying on the elastic energy of the reservoir for exploitation, the pressure at each point shows a downward trend, and the closer the distance to the oil well, the smaller the pressure; the curves of points a and b coincide, while the curves of points h and i coincide. the pressure difference between points a and b, as well as the pressure difference between points h and i, is very small. figure 5. semi logarithmic relationship between pressure and time at each monitoring point record pab as the average pressure difference between points a and b, phi as the average pressure difference between points h and i, pbh as the average pressure difference between points b and h. hab, hhi, and hbh are the height differences between points a and b, h, and i, respectively. pab=9.47 (pa); phi=16.47 (pa); pbh=428.3 (pa); hab=0.7 (m); hhi=1.2 (m); hbh=0.5 (m). the ratio of pressure drops between ab section, hi section, and bh section after eliminating the influence of gravity is: 0.937%ab ab bh bh p gh p gh      1.649%hi hi bh bh p gh p gh      107 it can be seen that pressure loss mainly occurs in cracks, and the pressure loss in large-scale karst caves can be ignored. it is believed that the pressure difference between points a and b represents the pressure difference at both ends of the left large-scale karst cave, the pressure difference between points h and i represent the pressure difference at both ends of the crack, and the pressure difference between points b and h represents the pressure difference at both ends of the right large-scale karst cave. based on theoretical analysis and numerical simulation methods, the following conclusions can be drawn: the propagation speed of pressure is particularly fast and the pressure drop is very small in the unfilled or semi filled areas of large-scale karst caves. if we only care about the distribution and propagation of pressure, we can consider the unfilled or semi filled parts of large-scale karst caves as equipotential bodies. this approach has the following advantages: (1) it ignores the influence of irregular boundaries of large-scale karst caves, so we can simplify it into a sphere, solving the problem of difficulty in characterizing large-scale karst caves; (2) without considering the description of the internal flow of an equipotential body, the equations considering its internal flow are often very complex and difficult to solve, making it convenient for subsequent solutions. 3. analysis model of three hole and double permeability well testing in fractured and caved reservoirs 3.1. physical model establish a physical model for the analysis of three hole dual permeability well testing in a fractured and vuggy reservoir with inclined wells, assuming the following conditions: 1) production with fixed production rate in inclined wells; 2) the reservoir is a triple porous medium composed of matrix, natural fractures, and karst caves, taking into account the dual permeability seepage of matrix wellbore and matrix fracture wellbore, as well as the situation where karst caves simultaneously flow towards the matrix and fractures; 3) the reservoir is horizontal, equally thick, and has impermeable boundaries at the top and bottom, with infinite outer boundaries in the horizontal direction; 4) both reservoir rocks and crude oil can be slightly compressed, and the compression coefficients of matrix, karst caves, and fractures are all fixed values; 5)the permeability of the matrix and fractures is not equal in both horizontal and vertical directions[7]. 3.2. division of flow stages and sensitivity analysis of well testing curves 3.2.1. division of flow stages based on the calculated typical inclined well pressure of fractured and vuggy reservoirs, and based on the characteristics of the bottomhole dimensionless pressure and its derivative curve, the well testing curve is divided into 8 flow stages: the wellbore storage effect stage (stage i), which reflects the flow characteristics of crude oil in the wellbore during the initial well opening period, has a derivative curve slope of 1; the skin effect stage (stage ii) reflects the pollution situation in the near wellbore area, and its derivative curve shows a hump shape; the early radial flow stage (stage iii), linear flow stage (stage iv), and transitional flow stage (stage v) that reflect the characteristics of inclined well seepage (figure 6a-c) have derivative curves of horizontal, oblique, and arc lines, respectively; the derivative curves of the karst cave towards fracture flow stage (stage vi), karst cave towards matrix, and matrix towards fracture flow stage (stage vii), which reflect the fluid exchange between the triple media of the reservoir, all show a concave shape; the overall radial flow stage (stage viii) under infinite geological boundary conditions (figure 6d) has a derivative curve slope of 0. figure 6. schematic diagram of inclined well flow stage 3.2.2. sensitivity analysis based on the typical well testing curve flow stage division of fractured and vuggy reservoirs, this study investigates the influence of different well inclination angles and the permeability ratio of fractures to reservoirs on pressure, analyzes the sensitivity of different parameters to the curve and the flow stages that occur, in order to more accurately evaluate the production performance of fractured and vuggy reservoirs in deviated wells. the inclination angle of the well does not affect the well testing curve during the storage effect stage of the wellbore, but has a significant impact on the dimensionless pressure curve of all seepage stages. the larger the inclination angle of the well, the larger the drainage area of the oil well, the smaller the pressure drop required for extraction under constant production conditions, and the lower the position of the dimensionless pressure curve; the inclination angle of the well will have an impact on the pressure derivative curve before the channeling stage. the larger the inclination angle of the well, the lower the position of the pressure derivative curve in stages ii to v, and the more obvious the early radial and linear flow characteristics. when the inclination angle of the well is 0 ° and 90 °, the inclined well test model becomes a conventional vertical well model and a horizontal well model, respectively. the corresponding test curves are the conventional vertical well test curve and the horizontal well test curve. set the well inclination angle to 45 ° and the wellbore length to 42.43m, with other parameters unchanged. take the permeability ratios of fractures to reservoirs as 0.5, 0.7, and 0.9, and analyze their impact on the well testing curve. the ratio of permeability between fractures and reservoirs has an impact on the position of the dimensionless pressure curve in all seepage stages except for the wellbore storage effect stage and the overall radial flow stage. the larger the ratio of permeability between fractures and reservoirs, the higher the position of the pressure curve. however, the ratio of fractures to reservoir permeability only affects the pressure derivative curves of stages ii-v and vii. the larger the value, the higher the position of the pressure derivative curve of stages ii-v, the lower the position of the pressure derivative curve of stage vii, and the deeper the channeling concave (figure 7). in addition, the influence of the channeling coefficient and elastic storage capacity ratio on the well testing curve is similar to that of the conventional three hole single permeability well testing model, and will not be repeated here. 108 figure 7. impact of the ratio of fractures to reservoir permeability on the inclined well testing curve 4. conclusion (1) the typical well testing curves of inclined wells in fractured and vuggy reservoirs are divided into 8 fluid flow stages: wellbore storage effect stage, skin effect stage, early radial flow stage, linear flow stage, transitional flow stage, karst cave to fracture channeling stage, karst cave to matrix and matrix to fracture channeling stage, and overall radial flow stage. 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[9] thomash, brigaudb, blaise t, et al. contribution of drone photogrammetry to 3d output modeling of factors, porosity, and performance indicators in carbon reserves (paris basin, middle jurassic) [j]. marine and petroleum geology, 2021123:104772. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 69 a sensitivity‐based location privacy protection scheme in vehicular networks han jiang, hequn xian * college of computer science and technology, qingdao university, qingdao, china * corresponding author: hequn xian (email: xianhq@126.com) abstract: in recent times, the issue of vehicle location privacy has received increasing attention. location-based services (lbss) require users’ location information to be constantly updated to service providers, which causes the location information to be speculated and attacked by malicious entities. the pseudonym schemes offer a viable solution to the aforementioned problem, but existing pseudonym schemes do not provide differentiated protection for users’ varying locations, thereby increasing the possibility of location information leakage. to address this concern, we propose a sensitivity-based pseudonym exchange mechanism, which leverages the vehicle’s historical track record to extract features and enable customized location privacy protection. performance evaluation results demonstrate that our approach significantly outperforms existing approaches in achieving location privacy. keywords: location privacy protection; pseudonym; vehicular networks; sensitivity. 1. introduction the internet of vehicles (iov) has gained significant attention due to the advancements in intelligent sensors, big data, artificial intelligence, and mechanical manufacturing technology. it plays a vital role in enabling vehicles to understand the surrounding environment and achieve autonomous navigation [1]. as a distributed self-organized network, iov allows mobile nodes (vehicles) to communicate with other vehicles equipped with on-board units (obus) through vehicle-to-vehicle (v2v) communication, or with road-side units (rsus) [2-3]. according to the regulation of the standardization development organization [4], a vehicle’s current state should be broadcast at a frequency of 1-10 hz when it is in motion, in the form of beacons that include information such as vehicle identification, location, speed, and direction. this aids drivers in anticipating potential hazards, preventing accidents, and enhancing driving safety. however, this information is broadcast to everyone, making it vulnerable to collection by attackers using technical means. attackers can infer sensitive personal information from a vehicle’s historical behavior records, such as the driver’s occupation, health status, and daily routines. consequently, privacy protection is crucial in the iov. in order to solve the problem of location privacy in the iov, the pseudonym schemes [5] are widely used, where multiple pseudonyms are utilized to conceal the identity of the vehicles. a pseudonym scheme based on public key infrastructure (pki) is described in the etsi102941-v1.1.1 vehicle security standard [6]. under this scheme, when the vehicle is registered, the vehicle receives pseudonyms and private key from the trusted authority (ta), allowing for the pseudonym to be changed while the vehicle is in operation, and a new set of pseudonyms will be requested once the current set has been exhausted. this approach allows for various identifiers to fulfill network requirements for beacon broadcasting. however, adversaries can still track a vehicle if it maintains a single pseudonym for an extended period or if the pseudonyms are linkable, making unlinkability a critical requirement for pseudonyms in location privacy protection. additionally, pseudonyms must be changed after being used for a period of time, but changing them at an inappropriate time or location may still enable adversaries to track the vehicle. as a result, the pseudonym change mechanism must be thoughtfully designed to prevent pseudonyms association attacks [7]. the time and location of pseudonym changes directly impact the pseudonym scheme’s anonymity performance, making the safe, efficient, and effective use of pseudonyms to protect vehicle track privacy a significant challenge. the existing research usually provides consistent protection, meaning that identical privacy standards are applied to all users in the internet of vehicles. for instance, the literature [8] pays their attention to the location where pseudonyms are changed. if a vehicle alters its pseudonym in a sparse location, the adversary can easily detect this change. to overcome this issue, scholars have proposed changing pseudonyms in mix-zones [9-10], social hotspots, and other areas, such as parking lots, shopping malls, and intersections. the fundamental concept behind this approach is to change pseudonyms in designated pseudonym change areas when the age of the pseudonym reaches a certain threshold, enabling multiple vehicles to simultaneously alter their pseudonyms to confuse attackers. it is evident that different locations, and times require varying degrees of privacy protection need for individual users, requiring different pseudonym change strategies [11]. we believe that the privacy needs of users at frequently visited locations, such as their workplace, should be greater than those in other regions. this paper’s primary contributions are presented as follows: 1) we define a measurement called sensitivity to quantify the location privacy requirements of each vehicle in each location. based on this, we defined our pseudonym age growth model, so that the age growth rate of the vehicle’s pseudonyms is different with different sensitivity. 2) a sensitivity-based pseudonym exchange mechanism is proposed for protecting the location privacy of vehicles in vehicular networks. we construct an extended pseudonym-exchanging region called the 70 “group-region”, which enables vehicles to exchange their pseudonyms using a group identity. the usage of group identity protects the procedure of pseudonym exchange effectively. the subsequent sections of the paper are structured as follows: sect.2 provides an overview of the related work. sect.3 introduces the network model and threat model. sect.4 describes the privacy protection mechanism and sensitivity calculation method. in sect.5, the performance analysis is presented. finally, we conclude our work in sect.6. 2. related work with the growing concern over privacy disclosure related to the location of iov, several methods have been developed to address the problem, including mixed zone [9-10], silence period [12]and group signature [13]. the fundamental concept underlying these approaches is that when a vehicle transmits information, it employs a pseudonym instead of its actual name. consequently, many studies concentrate on the strategy of changing pseudonyms, including the time and location of such changes. li et al. proposed the swing&swap scheme [12], which aims to prevent opponents from predicting the position of vehicles through sudden changes in location. the scheme updates vehicle pseudonyms when the speed drastically drops or accelerates, while maintaining the same pseudonym for nearly constant speeds. buttyan et al. [14] proposed slow, a pseudonym replacement method that considers driving speed as a factor affecting pseudonym replacement. when the speed falls below a specific threshold, the vehicle stops sending messages and performs pseudonym replacement. chen et al.[15] identified pseudonym age as a critical factor in pseudonym changing. specifically, when a vehicle’s pseudonym age exceeds a specified threshold ff, it attempts to change its pseudonym. the process of changing pseudonyms should occur in a proper occasion as vehicles can still be tracked when they change their pseudonyms in areas with few vehicles. to address this limitation, a hybrid zone scheme has been proposed as a solution. the fundamental principle of hybrid zones involves the use of rsu public key encryption when all vehicles within the hybrid zone exchange information. consequently, when the hybrid zone is of sufficient size, attackers are unable to predict the location of vehicles. the concept of hybrid zones was first introduced by beresford et al. [16], and further improved in [9]. yu et al. [13] introduced an approach named mixgroup that integrates social gathering spots with other events where a vehicle can encounter a considerable number of vehicles. in mixgroup, vehicles can engage with each other to decide whether to participate in the pseudonym change procedure. li et al. [17] proposed a method called tlas, which uses the area in front of the red light as a mixing zone, uses the cycle of the street light to predict traffic flow, and adaptively adjusts the size of the mixing zone. this scheme can achieve better anonymity at lower vehicle speeds. inspired by these efforts, we designed a pseudonym exchange scheme based on vehicle history records using a group signature technology and using pseudonym age as a basic factor that affects pseudonyms exchange. 3. system model 3.1. network model the model of our network model is illustrated in figure. 1. there exist four types of entities, including vehicles, rsus, ta, and lbs provider. figure 1. architecture of vehicular networks 1) ta: ta is a reliable entity with robust computing and processing capabilities in the context of the iov. its primary responsibility is to generate the public key, private key, and certificate for secure communication before the vehicle’s operation. at the same time, ta will generate a set of pseudonyms along with their corresponding public and private keys, certificates according to the registration information, and distribute them to vehicles applying for pseudonyms. additionally, ta maintains a tracking table, which enables the identification of the true identity of each vehicle, thereby facilitating investigations into any illegal activities. 2) rsu: rsus are fixed infrastructure, vehicles communicate with lbs through rsus for location updates and communicate with ta to access certificates for verification and authentication. 3) vehicle: each vehicle is equipped with obus for wireless communication, global positioning system for location service, and sensitivity management module. after registering with the ta, vehicles will receive sufficient pseudonyms and corresponding information to be used for broadcasting safety messages. the sensitivity management module is tasked with the computation and retention of sensitivity data 3.2. threat model to ensure periodic broadcast of safety-related messages, the obu’s radio cannot be switched off while the vehicle is on the road. however, this makes the vehicle vulnerable to eavesdroppers who can track its location information by intercepting these messages. therefore, safeguarding location privacy is crucial to counter potential threats. the adversary that we mainly consider is global passive adversary (gpa), which can eavesdrop all safety messages in the network, locate and track all vehicles through the safety messages which they broadcast. then analyze the obtained user information to acquire the user’s personal sensitive information. 71 4. pseudonym exchanging strategy in this section, we will introduce the sensitivity defined in this paper, along with the pseudonym age growth model and pseudonym exchanging strategy based on the sensitivity. furthermore, a list of notations used in this article is given in table 1. table 1. the meaning of the symbols in the scheme symbol description iv the vehicle in the scheme lr the region in the scheme krsu the rsu in the scheme ts timestamp ilocation position information of iv ( )iz t the pseudonym age of iv at time t l is the sensitivity of iv in lr lg the group in the scheme. lgm the group leader of the group iid the true identity of iv ,i kpid the pseudonym of iv , l lgid gidpk cert public key and corresponding certificate of lgm , , , l i l ig gsk cert group private key of group id and corresponding certificate for iv , ,i i ipk sk cert public and private key pair of iv , and corresponding certificate , , , , i k i kpid pidpk sk ,i kpidcert public and private key pair of ,i kpid and corresponding certificate ( )ke m message is encrypted with key i jv v iv sends a message to jv  threshold of pseudonym age ' ' ', ,i i ipk sk cert public and private key pair of iv ’s temporary identity, and the corresponding certificate ( )ksign m digital signature on message with 4.1. growth model of pseudonym age upon analyzing the track dataset of the vehicle, we discovered that it strictly adheres to the owner’s daily activities. as humans exhibit certain social behaviors, such as having a job, maintaining a home, and hanging out with a circle of friends, they frequently visit specific areas, including workplaces and accommodations. if the location privacy of the vehicle in these sensitive areas cannot be protected safely, the personal privacy of the vehicle owner will be endangered. as such, location privacy protection is more critical in these areas than in ordinary ones, and the pseudonym exchanging frequency should be increased. therefore, we have developed a pseudonym exchanging strategy based on having a job, maintaining a home, and hanging out with a circle of friends. most of the existing studies believe that the growth rate of pseudonym age of each vehicle is the same, but it is obvious that different vehicles have different location privacy requirements. thus, each vehicle’s pseudonym growth rate should vary from that of others, and a specific vehicle’s growth rate in a given area should also differ from that of other areas. the control center uses historical behavior records of each user to divide their personal sensitive areas and propose a sensitivity metric that quantifies different location privacy requirements in this paper, we consider a set of vehicles, which are represented as 1 2{ , }v nn v v v  and a set of regions, which are represented as 1 2{ , }l nr r r r  . each vehicle uses its pseudonym that has been used for a period of time when broadcasting its safety message. when the vehicle iv is in lr , assume that the basic speed of the vehicle’s pseudonym age growth is . then, it’s pseudonym age can be calculated as formula (1). where x, y, a, b is optional constant determined by user. z ( )=z (t-1)+ x l i l i i i l i k s x t ak s y bk s y       (1) 4.2. sensitivity calculation method based on an analysis of the user’s historical track record, it is evident that users visit various locations with three discernible characteristics, namely access duration, access frequency, and access regularity. therefore this paper uses these three features to measure the sensitivity of a certain region to users. the following are detailed descriptions of the three features: 1) access duration: analyze the user’s recent behavior track record, and calculate the average access time of the user to each location. generally, the location with longer average access time also contains more personal privacy information. define the access duration from iv to location jr as ,i jt . it can be calculated as formula (2). where it is the start time of track recording, jt is the end time of track recording. f(t) = 0 indicates that the user is not in the area, and f(t) = 1 indicates that the user is in the area. , ( ) j i t t i j j i f t dt t t t    (2) 2) access frequency: access frequency refers to the ratio of the number of times users visit a certain location in a certain period of time to the total number of times users travel. if the user visits a location frequently, it can be judged that the location is more important to the user and contains more privacy information. the moving track of user i in the ( 1t , 2t ) time period is 1 2( , , , )i j nl l l l l   , 1<= j <=n, jl indicates a location accessed by the user in ( 1t , 2t ) time period. define the access frequency from iv to location jr as ,i jp . it can be calculated as formula (3). where ( )jn l indicates the number of visits user i to position jl , ( )n l indicates the total number of visits by user i in a period of time. 72 , ( ) ( ) i j i j l l n l p n l    (3) 3) access regularity: in order to enhance the privacy protection of car owners, it is crucial to consider the regularity of their visits to specific locations such as their homes and workplaces. such locations are frequently visited for long durations and exhibit predictable patterns of access. these regular factors of access can help determine whether a user’s access to a location is routine, thus reducing errors in location privacy demands caused by temporary and sudden events. to calculate the regularity of users’ access to a location, first calculate the average access period of users and locations, which can be calculated as: 2 1 , , ( ) t t i j i j o i dt avg n   (4) where 1t is the start time of track recording, 2t is the end time of track recording. ,i jn indicates the number of separations between user and location. o(i) indicates whether user i is in jr . o(i) = 0 indicates that the user is not at the location, and o(i) = 1 indicates that the user is at the location. using gaussian similarity function to measure ,i javg normalization, get the relationship strength between user i and location j, as shown in formula (5), σ scaling parameter representing access period. 2 ,( ) 2 , i javg i jc e  (5) by calculating the variance of the access period, the irregular metric ,i ji indicates the regularity of access cycle fluctuation to determine whether the user’s access to the location meets the regularity, which can be calculated as formula (6), ,i jx indicates the length of the access cycle. 2 , , , , ( )i j i jl i j i j c x i n    (6) based on the factors affecting sensitivity described above, this paper proposes a multi-factor model based on multiple linear regression, which organically combines the above factors to form the user’s sensitivity evaluation function, sensitivity evaluation function can be calculated as formula (7). where α, β, γ means the weight value of each feature element, and the value is between [0,1]. the sensitivity obtained is different with the weight of each element. , , . j i i j i j i js p t i     (7) 4.3. pseudonym exchanging protocol our mechanism mainly consists of several operations: system initialization, group joining, pseudonym exchanging, pseudonym activating, and group leaving. figure.2 shows the state diagram of vehicles in our mechanism to explain how the vehicle transits from one state to another. figure 2. state diagram of vehicles 4.3.1. system initialization prior to driving, vehicle vi sends its iid and other identity information to ta for registration. based on the vehicle’s provided information, the ta generates a set of public and private keys and certificates denoted by { , ,i iid gk , }i isk cert . additionally, iv requests a certain number of pseudonyms , ( 1,2,3 )i kpid k n  from the ta, along with the corresponding set of public/private key pairs and certificates , , , { , , } i k i k i kpid pid pidpk sk cert . each vehicle is equipped with a sensitivity calculation module, which utilizes the vehicle’s historical track information to calculate the sensitivity of each area and store the data. moreover, group leader vehicles receive public and private key pairs and certificates of communication. protocol 1 group joining protocol 1: lgm broadcast group invitation to the neighboring iv invition= || || || ||l l lr join gm ts cert 2: if ( iv verified the legitimate identity of lgm ) then :i lv gm , ,,( || || || || || ) l i k i k igm i k pid pid ve join pid pk ts cert location end if 3: if ( lgm verified the legitimate identity of iv )&& ( iv is in lr ) then , ' ' ': ( || || || |||| pidi k l i pk l i i igm v e gid ts pk sk cert , , || || ) l i l ig g lsk cert cert else lgm do not response end if 4: if ( iv received reply within maxt ) then iv broadcast information , || || || i l il v gbroadcast gid ts location cert else iv do not response end if 4.3.2. group joining during operation, all vehicles are required to broadcast safety beacons periodically to the surrounding area, for instance, every two seconds. the safety beacon should contain the vehicle’s pseudonym ,i kpid , current location i location ,ts and other status information.ts can ensure the real time of the information and avoid replay attacks. when vi enter region lr , it receives an invitation message from lgm including group identity region information, and other 73 relevant details. lgm is selected by nearby rsu. it is responsible for verifying the legitimacy of the identity of vehicles applying to become group member and distributing relevant information required for vehicles to become group member. upon receiving the invitation message, vi verifies the message from lgm and sends a request message that includes its identity information and location as a response. if lgm verifies the response message from iv , it provides iv with parameters of lgid and the associated private key and certificate, and also the parameters of a temporary in-group identity (tid) used during pseudonym exchange with others. after that, iv becomes a group member and will broadcast safety message using lgid to prevent continuous tracking by attackers. in order to ensure liability of the message originator and safety of message receiver, each vehicle signs its safety message with a time-stamp to ensure message freshness and includes the group private key and certificate to enable verification. the entire process is described in protocol 1. protocol 2 pseudonym exchanging protocol 1: lgm broadcast pseudonym exchanging invitation to iv which is in the group: invition= || || || ||l l lr exchange cert ts gid 2: if (vi verified the inviation from lgm )&&(pseudonym age ≥ τ) then :i lv gm ,,( || || || || || || ) gid i k il l pk i k i pid v ie agree pid s ts cert location speed else iv do not response end if 3: if ( lgm verified the legitimate identity of iv ) then , : ( || || || ) pid li k l i pk l gidgm v e gid cert ts allocation else lgm do not response end if 4: if ( iv exchange pseudonym with of jv ) then ' , ': || ( _1|| _1|| || l ij i j j gpk v v pk e data sig ts cert , || ( _1|| _1) pidi k sksign data sig , , ,_1 || , _1 ( _1) i k pidi k i k pid skdata pid cert sig sign data  jv verify and store data from iv ' , ': || ( _ 2 || _ 2 || || l ji i gpkj iv v pk e data sig ts cert , || ( _ 2 || _ 2) pid j k sksign data sig , , ,_2 || , _2 ( _2) j k pidj k j k pid skdata pid cert sig sign data  end if 4.3.3. pseudonym exchanging after becoming a member of group lgm , iv will have the opportunity to participate in the pseudonym exchange procedure. lgm will broadcast an invitation for pseudonym exchange to the vehicles within the group. if iv needs to conduct a pseudonym exchanging, it will report to lgm reply message. lgm will then confirm the participating vehicles for this round of pseudonym exchange, allocate them into pairs based on similar sensitivity, speed and driving direction. then notify each vehicle of the distribution results separately. the entire process is described in protocol 2. 4.3.4. pseudonym activating after the pseudonym exchange between iv and jv is completed, iv ’s pseudonym is changed to ,j kpid ,but it cannot be used immediately. the vehicle should firstly activate the pseudonyms by ta through the rsus. to activate the new pseudonym, vi must send an activation request encrypted with the public key of the ta via the rsus. the request includes the exchanged pseudonyms, personal data, and corresponding digital signature. ta first verifies the legal identity of iv , then generates and distributes a new public and private key pair and certificates for the new pseudonym. however, it is worth noting that to prevent continuous tracking by attackers and make it more difficult for them to link the old and new pseudonyms, iv uses the group identity to communicate and broadcast messages before leaving the group. after leaving the group, iv switches to the new pseudonym. 4.3.5. group leaving once a vehicle moves out of the group-region, it broadcasts safety messages using newly changed pseudonyms. if lgm fails to receive any safety messages from iv with the certificate ,l igcert within maxt time. lgm believes that iv has left the group, and consequently removes vi ’s entry from the group member list. when leaving group, iv independently decides whether to search for a new group in the next group-region or continue using the pseudonyms for a while. 4.4. conditional tracking when a vehicle is part of a group lg , its periodic broadcast message contains safety-related data and a group certificate ,l igcert . although only group members of lg can verify the validity of the safety message, the ta can associate all messages with their certificates to the true identities of the vehicles by contrast the tracking list. when a vehicle is not part of any group and uses its own pseudonyms for communication, its safety message also includes a certificate, which can be identified by the ta. in other words, the true identity of each vehicle is entirely revealed to the trustworthy ta, but conditionally private to the group leader, and unknown to other ordinary vehicles. 5. experimental analysis in this section, we evaluate the performance of this through some existing privacy metrics. experimental results show that our mechanism is superior to existing methods in achieving location privacy 5.1. performance metrics entropy represents the degree of uncertainty in the vehicle’s identity. in this paper, the entropy of the average anonymous set of vehicles is used to measure the location privacy of vehicles. consider a group of n vehicles, which are 74 represented as 1 2{ , }j ng v v v  . assume that pi represents the probability that the vehicle iv will be tracked by an attacker after exchanging a pseudonym. the entropy of the anonymous set jg can be calculated as: 2 | | 1 ( ) log j i g p j i i h g p     (8) the probabilistic attack model described in reference [18] assumes that two nodes are involved. through the exchange of pseudonyms between these nodes, an attacker can calculate the likelihood of the target vehicle being present. this probability is denoted as α ∈ [0.5, 1]. the probability of an attacker successfully tracking a target vehicle can be calculated as: (| | 1) (1 )i j p g         (9) assuming that n represents the number of vehicles in the entire network, after the vehicles exchange the nth pseudonym, the entropy of the average anonymous set of the entire network can be calculated as: | | 1 1 ( ) gn ave j i j h h g     (10) 5.2. simulation parameters the simulation experiment was conducted using the real map of qingdao city, and was implemented utilizing the omnet++ and sumo simulation platforms. detailed simulation parameters are shown in table 2. table 2. simulation parameters parameter value simulation duration 0~1800 s map size 4*4 km2 transmission bandwidth 10 mhz vehicle speed [0,60] km/h communication range for obu and rsu 500 m number of rsu 15 car-following model krauss model beacon message interval 1 s 5.3. simulation results we employ the average anonymous entropy to evaluate and compare the proposed scheme with dmlp [19] and as [14]. dmlp allows vehicles to dynamically generate mixed regions and exchange pseudonyms in the mixed regions. in as, the vehicle’s pseudonym age is allowed to change only when it reaches the specified threshold. figure.3 shows the comparison between the proposed scheme and other schemes under different vehicle densities. in any given scenario, the performance of this algorithm is superior to the other two schemes. this is due to the fact that this scheme maximizes the protection of location privacy by utilizing the opportunity of pseudonyms exchange as much as possible, even in situations where there are few vehicles present. figure 3. average anonymous entropy corresponding to different vehicle density figure.4 is a comparison of the performance of three schemes under different attack capabilities. the ability of attackers is divided into two types: weak attackers α = 0.5 and strong attackers α = 0.9. it can be inferred that the proposed scheme presents significant advantages, irrespective of the attacker’s capabilities. because in the as scheme, the growth rate of the pseudonym age is fixed and only after the pseudonym age reaches a fixed threshold can be replaced, compared to the scheme proposed in this article, the number of pseudonym replacement times is greatly reduced. and in the dmlp scheme, the mixed area size is determined by the vehicle’s location and current traffic statistics, which limits the number of simultaneous vehicles in the same location. however, our mechanism increases the number of vehicles exchanging pseudonyms and the number of vehicles participating in the exchange of pseudonyms. make our average anonymous entropy higher than other schemes. (a) α=0.8 (b) α=0.5 figure 4. average anonymous entropy with different attack capabilities figure.5 shows the comparison of tracking rates between different schemes under different vehicle densities. it can be seen that the proposed scheme outperforms other schemes, as the use of group identities masks the process of kana exchange, resulting in a lower tracking rate for vehicles. overall, the proposed scheme in this article outperforms other schemes in terms of privacy protection. 75 figure 5. vehicle tracking rate under different vehicle densities 6. conclusion in this paper, we propose a pseudonym management mechanism to protect location privacy in vehicular networks. our mechanism considers the historical trajectory of the vehicle and proposes a sensitivity to quantify the privacy requirements of the vehicle for each location. and the use of group signature technology reduces the link between pseudonyms and real identities. the results of the analysis demonstrate that in comparison with traditional approaches, our approach not only takes into account the heterogeneity between vehicles, but also provides higher location privacy. in future work, we intend to continue the perfection of the proposed mechanism. references [1] c. chen, z. liu, s. wan, j. luan, and q. pei, “traffic flow prediction based on deep learning in internet of vehicles,” ieee trans. intell. transp. syst., vol. 22, no. 6, pp. 3776–3789, jun. 2020. 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[19] b. ying, d. makrakis and h. t. mouftah, "dynamic mix-zone for location privacy in vehicular networks," in ieee communications letters, vol. 17, no. 8, pp. 1524-1527, august 2013. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 85 design of a detachable surface garbage cleaning robot suitable for small water areas wencheng wang 1, 2, quandi wu 3, pengcheng zhang 1, 2, tianci liu 1 1 department of mechanical engineering, hebei university of water resources and electric engineering, cangzhou, hebei 061000, china 2 hebei industrial manipulator control and reliability technology innovation center, cangzhou, hebei 061000, china 3 college of mechanical and electrical engineering, hebei normal university of science & technology, qinhuangdao, hebei 066000, china abstract: surface garbage in small water bodies poses a severe threat to the safety of residents’ water usage. focusing on the characteristics of surface garbage in small water bodies, a robot capable of collecting light floating debris and animal carcasses have been designed. this paper accomplishes the design process of a detachable structure surface garbage cleaning robot suitable for collecting floating garbage in small water areas, the calculation process of the draft and travel resistance, and the selection and calculation process of the propulsion device. furthermore, the robot has been fabricated, and it is capable of cleaning various types of waste, thereby providing a guiding document for the structural design of surface garbage cleaning equipment. keywords: garbage cleaning robot; garbage collection device; structural design; small water bodies. 1. introduction in recent years, the problem of garbage pollution in china’s waters has become increasingly severe. the amount of floating garbage in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs is on the rise. over time, this garbage first pollutes the ecological environment of the water and then threatens the health of nearby residents. at present, the methods used to clean up water garbage mainly include mechanical and manual cleaning. mechanical cleaning mostly uses surface garbage cleaning boats which, while efficient and effective for large quantities of garbage, are not capable of dealing with scattered debris, for which manual cleaning is typically used. however, manual cleaning requires a significant amount of labor and resources and carries certain safety risks. the cleaning of floating garbage in small water bodies such as scenic spot lakes and campus lakes is mainly done manually, which is inefficient, costly, and unsafe. surface garbage cleaning boats on the market are designed for concentrated garbage in large areas, with their high cost, complex structure, and large size being unsuitable for small water bodies such as urban lakes and rivers. research on surface garbage cleaning devices started early in developed countries, where the technology is mature, multiple series have been developed, and it has become a major means of protecting urban water environments in these countries. the trash cat series of surface garbage cleaning devices developed by the u.s. company umi are catamarans equipped with dual propellers and are mainly used to clean up surface garbage[1-3]. italy’s globeco company developed the dolphin multifunctional ecological cleaning boat, which serves functions such as oil spill clean-up, collection of large debris, collection of chemical spills, water body oxygenation treatment, and detection and firefighting[4]. the solid series of cleaning boats offered by spain’s beach-trollers company use a monohull mainly for the salvage of floating and suspended solid garbage [5-6]. china’s “qing piao no.1” uses a catamaran, mainly for cleaning up a large amount of floating debris on the surface of the three gorges reservoir area, ensuring the safe operation of power stations and the cleanliness of the reservoir surface [7]. based on the current research at home and abroad, it has been discovered that existing water surface garbage cleaning equipment mostly focuses on large water area garbage cleaning, with high automation, but their large size and high cost make them unsuitable for garbage cleaning in small water areas such as city lakes and rivers. this paper proposes a detachable small water area automatic garbage cleaning robot to solve the above problem. 2. design requirements the portable automatic surface garbage cleaning robot for small water bodies (hereinafter referred to as the robot) requires portability. it is designed to be a detachable structure that is easy to disassemble. it is required to collect floating objects (individual mass less than 5 kg, such as weeds, leaves, garbage bags, etc.) and heavy floating objects (individual mass of about 10 kg, such as floating carcasses of cats and dogs) efficiently. the robot must have a surface sailing speed of no less than 1m/s and a continuous endurance time of no less than 3 hours. 3. determination of the main structure for the surface garbage cleaning robot the main structure of the designed robot effectively consists of a light floating garbage collection device, a heavy floating garbage collection device, and a control system assembly mounted on the hull. during the design process, it is necessary to determine the structures of the hull, the light floating garbage collection device, and the heavy floating garbage collection device, based on the characteristics of small water areas and the collection characteristics of floating garbage, to finalize the main structure of the robot. 3.1. determination of the hull structure the robot designed for operation in small water areas has the collection device installed on the hull, and the installation of the collection device has a great impact on the stability of the hull during surface navigation. currently, there are two types of small hull structures to choose from: monohull and 86 catamaran. the monohull structure, as shown in figure 1(a), is basically molded in one piece through injection molding and, after retrofitting, the floating garbage collection device is integrated onto the hull to realize the purpose of floating garbage collection. however, the monohull hull structure is complex, consumes a large amount of energy, and has a large impact on the stability of the hull operation, which cannot meet the design requirements of this paper. (a) the monohull structure (b) the catamaran structure figure 1. illustrates the hull structure the catamaran structure connects two single-body pontoons through connectors, as shown in figure 1(b), with a large gap between the single bodies. the water surface garbage cleaning device of the catamaran type can be installed in the middle position of the hull. during operation, floating garbage can gather within the range of the water surface garbage cleaning device through the gap between the two single-body pontoons. this device does not need to lift garbage out of the water; that is, the floating garbage collection device matched with the catamaran hull can simply realize the function of gathering and collecting floating objects, which is structurally simple, with low energy consumption, and provides relatively stable and reliable hull motion. through modular design, the catamaran hull can be designed to be detachable to meet portability requirements. based on the above analysis, the main body of the robot designed in this paper adopts a catamaran structure. 3.2. design of the floating garbage collection device structure the common types of surface garbage collection devices primarily include conveyor belt type, bucket type, and rotating type collection devices. for the catamaran structure of the robot designed in this paper, all three of the aforementioned mechanisms, whether driven by an electric motor or hydraulic power, require an independent power source, resulting in a complex structure. when cleaning surface garbage, these devices must lift the floating waste out of the water and bear its entire weight, necessitating a significant energy supply, which obviously places higher demands on the robot’s endurance capability. to address the issues of complexity and high energy consumption of existing surface garbage collection devices, the triz innovation method was utilized to analyze the characteristics of the double-hulled structure of the robot body and the floating nature of surface garbage. by applying the principle of separation, the gravity bearing function and transport function of the surface garbage are separated. this approach entails modifying the structure of existing garbage lifting devices to function as garbage collection devices instead, using water buoyancy to neutralize the effect of gravity; and utilizing the propulsive force of the garbage collection device to transport the surface garbage. this significantly reduces the complexity of the structure and energy loss. the integrated robot body structure with a floating garbage collection device is illustrated in figure 2. figure 2. schematic diagram of the surface garbage cleaning robot structure 1hull body 2heavy floating garbage collection basket 3battery box cover 4electric push rod 5connector 6light floating garbage collection basket 7propeller when the robot cleans up small, light floating debris weighing less than 0.5 kg (such as branches, leaves, grass, garbage bags, etc.), the collection basket for heavy floating objects is raised above the water surface by electric push rods. the light floating objects enter the basket located at the rear of the boat through the gap between the hulls. this basket for light floating objects only restricts and pushes the light floating objects, enabling continued garbage collection. when cleaning up heavy floating objects weighing around 10 kg with larger volumes (such as carcasses of small animals like cats and dogs), the collection basket for heavy floating objects is lowered below the water surface by electric push 87 rods. the heavy floating objects float into the basket through the gap between the hulls and are confined within the basket, preventing them from floating away. the robot then drags the heavy floating objects back to the shore, where workers lift them out of the water. 3.3. robot main body portability design to meet the portability requirements of the surface garbage cleaning robot, its main body is divided into four modules, as shown in figure 3: the hull single module, heavy floating garbage collection module, light floating garbage collection module, and connecting parts. the hull single module includes: a single float, one lithium battery, a battery cover, and one propeller; the heavy floating garbage collection module includes: a collection basket for heavy floating objects and two electric push rods; the light floating garbage collection module includes a collection basket for light floating garbage. figure 3. robot main body disassembled explosion view 1-hull single module 2-heavy floating garbage collection module 3-connecting parts 4-light floating garbage collection module from figure 3, it can be seen that the two hull single modules are connected by three connecting parts using bolts, butterfly bolts are used for ease of disassembly; heavy floating garbage collection devices use cotter pins to fix the two electric push rods to the connecting parts, and the light floating garbage collection devices use the aluminum alloy profile of the collection basket to fit into the slide groove at the end of the hull single module, fixing it to the rear of the hull. 4. propulsion device selection the surface garbage cleaning robot designed adopts a catamaran structure and uses two propellers as the propulsion devices to achieve the robot’s forward, reverse, and turning functions. the design requirement is that the speed of the robot under the propellers’ thrust should not be less than 1m/s. to obtain the propulsive force needed by the propellers to meet the design requirements, it is necessary to first determine unknown parameters such as the mass of the hull, resistance during travel, and acceleration. 4.1. robot mass using the solidworks 3d software, a model of the main body of the robot was created as shown in figure 2. the main materials for the hull, connecting parts, collection baskets for heavy and light floating garbage are all made of aluminum alloy 6061. using the mass properties tool in solidworks, the mass of each component can be measured, as listed in table 1. the total mass of the robot’s main body (hull, connecting parts, collection baskets for heavy and light floating garbage, propeller, push rods, and battery covers) is 34.3 kg. in terms of energy, it is equipped with two 12v/60ah lithium batteries, which weigh approximately 12 kg. the camera, microcontroller, cables, and other accessories weigh approximately 2.5 kg, making the total weight of the designed robot about 48.8 kg. this meets the project design requirement of a total mass not exceeding 150 kg. 4.2. calculation of displacement and maximum draft according to archimedes’ principle, an object immersed in a fluid experiences an upward buoyant force fb equal to the weight of the fluid displaced gv by the object. the formula is expressed as follows: vb gf = (1) where: dwb vf  g (2) substituting equation (2) into equation (1), it can be obtained: 3 3 m0485.0 8.9101 8.98.48 gg f     ww b d mg v  when the robot’s body floats on water, the underwater part of the body is illustrated in figure 4, which includes three sections: the bottom pyramid at the head, the bottom prism, and the rectangular prism on top of the prism. the sum of the volumes of these three sections equals the displacement volume, which can be calculated as:         ))(( 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 2 2 12132 1 2 2111 321 hhllalah h h lahlah vvvvd ）（ (3) by inputting the design dimensions: a=230 mm, l1=500 mm, l2=900 mm, l3=300 mm, h1=200 mm, h2=150 mm into equation (3), we find h=211 mm. the designed robot body height is 530 mm, meeting the design requirements. 88 water surface figure 4. diagram of the underwater section of the robot 4.3. calculation of the robot’s resistance in reality, the robot’s body is a catamaran. during movement, the resistance mainly includes: fluid resistance and air resistance. fluid resistance mainly consists of: still water resistance and wave-making resistance. still water resistance is further divided into bare-hull resistance and appendage resistance. bare-hull resistance includes: wavemaking resistance and frictional resistance. wave-making resistance is the additional resistance a ship encounters sailing in wind and waves compared to still water. since the designed water surface garbage cleaning robot operates in relatively calm waters, wave-making resistance is not considered. additionally, aside from the propellers, there are no other appendages on the body, so appendage resistance is also not considered. according to bernoulli’s equation, as water flows past the hull during forward movement, the change in flow speed along the length of the ship causes changes in water level, creating vibrations and waves. the resistance caused by the change in pressure distribution due to wave creation is known as wave-making resistance. the nature of wave-making resistance is different from that of viscous resistance and pressure-difference resistance. wave-making resistance is not related to the viscosity of the fluid but depends on the shape of the ship and its speed. considering practical circumstances, since the designed cleaning ship has a small body and slow running speed, wave-making resistance is not considered. therefore, the main resistances for the designed water surface garbage cleaning robot are: frictional resistance and air resistance. 1. calculation of frictional resistance the cause of frictional resistance: due to the viscosity of the fluid, water particles moving along the surface of the hull create a force that hinders the motion of the ship. (a) calculation of the ship’s block coefficient cb 36.0 211.046.04.1 0485.0       tbl cb (4) where: δ is the ship’s displacement volume in cubic meters; l is the length of the waterline at that displacement volume in meters; b is the breadth of the ship in meters; t is the draft of the ship at that displacement volume in meters. (b) calculation of the wetted surface area s 2m667.0 46.0)274.036.0(37.1211.02[4.1 )274.0(37.12[    bctls b (5) (c) calculation of the reynolds number re choosing a standard temperature t=15℃, the kinematic viscosity of water at this temperature is υ=1.18831×10-6 m2/s, with the ship’s speed relative to the water flow v=1.5m/s. 6 6 10767.1 101883.1 4.15.1      vl re (6) (d) frictional resistance coefficient cf 0244.0 )2767.1(lg 075.0 )2(lg 075.0 22      e f r c (7) (e) standard surface roughness compensation coefficient δcf δcf=0.0004 (f) calculation of the ship’s frictional resistance rf n61.18 667.0)5.1(1000 2 1 )0004.00244.0( 2 1 )( 2 2    svccr fff  (8) 2. calculation of air resistance the part of the robot above water will experience air resistance. air resistance is a reactive force formed by the air against the advancing ship, calculated as follows: 2 2 1 vacf ww  (9) where: v is the relative speed of the body against the air in m/s, assuming the working environment has wind speeds of beaufort scale 5 or below, taking wind speed as 10m/s. according to design requirements, the body’s travel speed should not be less than 1m/s, so the robot’s relative speed against the air is 11m/s; a is the cross-sectional area of the ship’s part above water in m2, measured as: a≈0.21m2. cw is the wind resistance coefficient, generally between 0.3 (good) and 0.6 (poor), with a value of 0.6 chosen for this design. by substituting the values into equation (9), it can be obtained: n623.7116.021.0 2 1 2 wf in summary, the total resistance encountered by the water 89 surface garbage cleaning robot during its operation is: fr=rf+fw=26.23 n 4.4. calculation and selection of parameters for the robot’s propeller considering the artificial lakes in cities have still water with a flow speed of 0m/s and water channels typically do not exceed 0.5m/s, the design requirement is for the robot to have a sailing speed of no less than 1m/s. it is known that when the robot sails against the water flow, its relative speed against the water flow should not be less than 1.5m/s. 1. calculation of motion during acceleration assuming the robot’s acceleration a=0.5 m/s2, the total weight of the robot m=48.8 kg, and the total resistance during movement fr=26.23n traction force f: f=ma+fr=50.63 n power required during acceleration: p=fv=75.95 w calculation of motion during steady running power: p=frv, p=39.35w to ensure the robot operates normally, the power should be 5～6 times higher than the acceleration power. since the propulsion is provided by two propellers working simultaneously, the power needed for the propeller selection should be greater than 220 w. when the ship is moving, the propulsive force provided by the propellers should be greater than the acceleration thrust, so the propeller thrust selected should be greater than 26n. considering all factors, the frostless shaftless underwater propulsor is chosen as the propulsion device, as shown in figure 5. this propulsor has a built-in motor with a power of 500w, providing 35n of thrust at a working voltage of 12v. the battery requires a voltage of 12v and a continuous discharge current of no less than 15a. figure 5. frostless shaftless underwater propulsor 5. battery selection the energy consumption of the water surface garbage cleaning robot designed is mainly from the two propellers, which require 12v voltage and a continuous discharge current of no less than 15a. additionally, the push rods require an input voltage of 12v, with a current of 2a; 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[7] bhattacharya subhrajit,kim soonkyum,heidarsson hordur, sukhatme gaurav s., kumar vijay. a topological approach to using cables to separate and manipulate sets of objects[j]. the international journal of robotics research,2015,34(6) :90-95. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 9 transfer learning with pre‐trained resnet‐50: predicting spx option prices zihao lin school of computer science and engineering, south china university of technology, guangzhou, guangdong 510006, china abstract: due to the volatility and complexity of the options market, it has exacerbated the difficulty of predicting option prices and attracted widespread attention. in recent years, many machine learning (ml) techniques have been explored for this purpose. this paper implements the advanced ml models to boost the accurate prediction of the option price, which includes the comparison between traditional ml techniques random forest and support vector regression (svr), as well as the convolutional neural network (cnn) resnet-50. additionally, we further compare the performance of resnet-50 pre-trained on imagenet through transfer learning. these methods are used to predict the implied volatility, which is then transformed into option pricing using the black–scholes option pricing model (bsopm). finally, we compare the performance of these models based on error analysis using rmse and r². the experimental results show that the pre-trained resnet-50 reduces the error by 6% compared to the un-pretrained resnet-50, by 51.2% compared to decision trees, and by 51.1% compared to svr. the predicted option prices align well with the actual values, demonstrating the feasibility of applying pre-trained resnet-50 on option price prediction. keywords: resnet-50; cnn; option price; transfer learning. 1. introduction options are derivatives of underlying assets and are financial products that allow trading on future market prices. there are two types of options: call options and put options. a call option is a financial contract that allows the buyer to purchase the underlying asset from the issuer at a specified price in the future, while a put option allows the buyer to sell the underlying asset to the issuer at a specified price in the future. options play a crucial role in both the financial sector and everyday life. companies may issue stock options to employees as part of incentive plans, enabling employees to buy company stock at a predetermined price in the future and thus share in the company's future growth [1]. exchanges also issue options, providing standardized option contracts that allow investors to buy and sell in the secondary market. these option contracts typically have stocks as the underlying assets and come with preset prices and expiration dates. through this mechanism, investors can purchase option contracts, aiming to profit from future fluctuations in stock prices [2]. the trading volume in the options market increased from 9.42 billion contracts in 2013 to 54.53 billion contracts in 2022, far surpassing the growth of the futures market during the same period. this demonstrates that options have become a highly liquid financial product with significant investment opportunities. however, the vast majority of options traders incur losses due to their lack of sufficient knowledge and tools. therefore, an accurate prediction model is crucial as it can significantly enhance investors' success rates in various aspects. our research focuses on options prediction and aims to evaluate the performance of different machine learning models in addressing this issue. currently, many researchers have made progress using pretrained cnn networks for transfer learning in various fields. hoo-chang shin et al. [3] utilized a cnn model pre-trained on imagenet for transfer learning, applying it to computeraided detection problems with good results, which outperforms other machine learning models. ali et al. [4] studied the performance of pre-trained cnn models on tasks far removed from the original training set, reporting consistently superior results, and highlighting the universality of learned representations. minyoung et al. [5] pre-trained models on subsets of imagenet and evaluated their transfer performance across various standard visual tasks, finding that most changes in pre-trained data selection did not significantly affect transfer performance. they even argued that cnn training is not as data-hungry as previously thought, reaffirming its generalization ability. all the above studies have confirmed the good transferability and excellent performance of pre-trained cnn models. in the context of option price prediction, there are also several precedents for using machine learning methods. omer et al.'s [6] literature review reported various neural network applications in financial forecasting, including jonathan et al.'s [7] use of cnn models to predict price fluctuations, finding excellent performance. however, there have been no reports on using imagenet pre-trained cnns for transfer learning in volatility prediction. boris et al. [8] proposed a method to visualize non-image data and then use cnn algorithms to solve learning problems. ivascu [9] used machine learning methods for option pricing, showing better results than traditional methods, but did not mention pre-trained cnn methods. overall, the aforementioned research on applying neural networks to option price prediction has achieved significant results, and the use of pre-trained cnns for transfer learning has also been proven feasible. however, the required dataset dimensions for different research subjects are diverse and extensive, and there have been no reports on using pre-trained cnn networks for option price prediction. this inspires and necessitates the exploration of transferring pre-trained cnn models to the problem of option price prediction, as better predictions can reduce investors' losses and help them achieve higher returns. the contribution of this study lies in proposing a method to transform vector data into images during data preprocessing and comparing the performance of different algorithms in 10 option prediction. the results indicate that on a limited historical trading dataset, the pre-trained resnet-50 outperforms the random forest and svr algorithms by about 51% and the un-pretrained resnet-50 by 6%. the structure of the paper is as follows: section 2, models and methods, briefly explains the models used and the resnet-50 transfer learning method; section 3, experiments and discussion; and section 4, conclusion, which discusses the limitations of the study and suggests directions for future work. 2. models and methods 2.1. the black–scholes option pricing model (bsopm) in this paper, we use the black–scholes option pricing model (bsopm) to convert the predicted implied volatility for the target date into option prices. for call options, the following equation (1) applies: c s, t s n d e kn d (1) in this formula, c is the call option price, s is the current stock price, k is the strike price, r is the risk-free interest rate, t is the time to maturity, and σ is the implied volatility. n is the cumulative distribution function of the standard normal distribution, and d1, d2 are calculated as (2)(3): √ √ √ (2)(3) 2.2. random forest and support vector regression random forest is an ensemble learning method [10] that constructs multiple decision trees and averages their predictions as the output. its key concepts include: bagging: random forest independently trains decision trees by drawing bootstrap samples from the training set. random feature selection: random forest splits nodes based on subsets of features to reduce the correlation between trees. ensemble averaging: the final prediction is the mean of all the trees' predictions. the formula is as follows: f ∑ f x (4) out-of-bag (oob): each tree leaves out a subset of the training data, called out-of-bag samples, which are used to estimate the generalization error and adjust the number of trees accordingly. support vector regression (svr) is a supervised learning algorithm adapted from support vector machines (svm) for regression tasks [11]. svr introduces an ε-insensitive loss function that defines a tolerance margin, within which errors are not penalized. only errors beyond the ε margin incur a loss. svr aims to find the optimal hyperplane. in regression, this hyperplane is a function that best fits the data (support vectors) while maintaining a margin of ε around it. svr also employs the kernel trick to transform the input space into a higher-dimensional space. this allows svr to find a linear fit in the transformed space, which corresponds to a nonlinear fit in the original space. its regularization parameter (c) controls the trade-off between a low error margin and a smooth regression function. a higher c value penalizes large errors more, resulting in a tighter fit, while a lower c value allows more error tolerance and results in a smoother function. figure 1. support vector regression schematic diagram, red indicates the ε-margin band, samples falling into it do not calculate loss. [12] 2.3. resnet-50 and transfer learning resnet-50 is a classical convolutional neural network (cnn) commonly used for image classification and recognition. figure 2 shows its network architecture. what sets resnet-50 apart from other cnns is its use of a residual structure introduced by the designers [13]. this structure allows some intermediate layers of the neural network to adapt to a residual mapping instead of directly fitting the desired underlying mapping. assume the underlying mapping is h(x), and the stacked nonlinear layers adapt to the residual mapping: f(x)=h(x)-x, the output of the convolutional layers is then added directly to the input, reformulating the original mapping as f(x)+x. this is achieved by adding a "shortcut connection" that skips one or more layers and directly adds the input to the output of the stacked convolutional layers. figure 3 illustrates the structure of a residual block in resnet-50, and figure 4 provides a detailed breakdown of resnet-50's composition. figure 2. there are five main stages between the input and output 11 stage0 is the input layer, and each subsequent stage consists of two types of bottleneck blocks (special residual blocks): btnk1, where the number of input and output channels differs, and btnk2, where the number of input and output channels is the same. figure 3. resnet-50 residual block and shortcut connection diagram figure 4. composition of convolutional layer to address potential discrepancies between the input and output sizes of residual blocks, resnet-50 employs zeropadding. for issues where the number of channels in the feature maps might be inconsistent, a 1×1 convolution kernel is used to adjust them. this structure has a notable advantage in solving the vanishing gradient problem. during backpropagation of errors in the neural network, the presence of shortcut connections ensures that even very small errors can be effectively propagated back, thereby preventing the vanishing gradient issue. 2.4. data preprocessing next, we will explain how to preprocess the original vector data to fit the input of the pre-trained resnet-50, enabling transfer learning. in the past, there have been related studies on solving non-image learning problems by mapping to images, such as [15]. similarly, we use the following operations to preprocess data. our design treats the resnet50 pre-trained on imagenet as an effective feature extractor, then customizes the top layer: a global average pooling layer and two fully connected layers for this task's transfer learning. to train these top layers, we convert the four feature dimensions of the input into rgb three-channel images. specifically, the normalized values of the four dimensions are projected onto the range [0, 255] as grayscale, forming a 2×2 image. the standard input size for resnet-50 is an rgb image with a height and width of 224 (224×224×3), but an input size of 56×56×3 is sufficient for this transfer learning task, greatly reducing computation while maintaining balanced scaling to avoid distortion. therefore, we proportionally enlarge the 2×2 image, transforming each pixel into a 28×28 pixel block, and expand the grayscale x to an rgb three-channel (x, x, x). finally, each sample is processed into an image as shown in fig. 5. figure 5. convert the four-dimensional vector into an rgb threechannel image after training the custom top layers with these images, the model can learn how to apply the high-level features extracted by the pre-trained model to predict option prices. 2.5. error assessment based on rmse and r² ∑ (5) 1 ∑ ∑ (6) in formulas (5) and (6), represents the number of samples. rmse is a common metric used to evaluate regression, characterized by maintaining the same unit as the original data. this characteristic makes it very suitable for measuring price errors, as it brings the error metric back to the price scale [16]. r² is a metric used only in regression problems [16] to measure the amount of variation explained by the model as a proportion of the total variation, reflecting the model's ability to interpret fluctuations. therefore, this paper uses these two indicators to measure errors. the smaller the rmse and the closer the r² is to 1, the better the accuracy of the model. the error handling in this study is used in two ways: first, to measure the prediction accuracy of different models to determine the best-performing model; second, to adjust the internal parameters of the model (such as epoch, learning rate, etc.). 12 3. experiments and discussion 3.1. data description the dataset used in the experiment is from the website www.discountoptiondata.com. this website has recorded daily options data since 2005. we selected spx call option contracts from december 1, 2023, to december 28, 2023, with strike prices within ±30% of the underlying price as the dataset. of these, 80% were used as the training set and 20% as the validation set. the data from december 29, 2023 (with strike prices within ±30% of the underlying price and with maturity between 100 and 500 days), was used as the prediction target. an example of the dataset information is as follows: table 1. example of the raw dataset. note: the implied volatility of some data points is very low, not missing. index symbol date maturity strikeprice underlyingprice putcall askprice asksize bidprice bidsize lastprice impliedvolatility 1 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 100 4569.78 call 4470.1 77 4460.2 77 4449.6 0 2 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 1000 4569.78 call 3571.7 77 3561.6 77 3546.85 0 3 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 1100 4569.78 call 3471.9 77 3461.8 77 3457.18 0 4 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 1200 4569.78 call 3372.2 77 3360.3 30 3366.65 0 5 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 1300 4569.78 call 3272.2 77 3262.5 77 3249.85 0 6 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 200 4569.78 call 4369.9 77 4360.7 77 4353.7 0 7 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 300 4569.78 call 4270.3 77 4260.3 77 4254 0 8 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 400 4569.78 call 4170.5 77 4160.4 77 4157.1 0 9 spx 2023/12/4 0.030136986 500 4569.78 call 4070.7 77 4060.6 77 4050.35 0 … 93550 spx 2023/12/28 5.98630137 6200 4783.35 put 1108.3 5 1028.3 5 0 0 this study selected 'maturity', 'strikeprice', 'underlyingprice', and 'putcall' as the four input features based on the following considerations: firstly, these features are core variables in bsopm and theoretically have a direct impact on option prices and implied volatility. secondly, related studies on the implied volatility surface show that maturity and strikeprice significantly affect it, for example [17]. additionally, preliminary analysis of historical data revealed that these features are highly correlated with implied volatility. when using these features for training regression models, the model performance significantly outperforms the cases without these features. therefore, selecting these features is not only theoretically sound but also empirically validated. even for the same option contract, trading prices on the same day can vary. therefore, we define the weighted midprice (also known as micro-price) to describe the actual value of the option on that day, ∗ ∗ (7) the typical interpretation of formula (7) is that if the number of bids for an option exceeds the number of asks, it indicates greater buying pressure, thus the "true" price is closer to the ask price rather than the bid price. the weighted midprice not only takes into account the prices of the bid and ask but also considers the imbalance in the number of bids and asks, providing a more accurate market price than the mid-price. this method has been widely applied [18]. for options that are not bidded or asked that day, we use lastprice for valuation: , 0 (8) , 0 (9) , 0 0 (10) 3.2. experiment setting we used spx information from november 1, 2023, to december 28, 2023, as the dataset, with 80% of it used as the training set and 20% as the validation set, and the data from december 29, 2023, as the final test set. figure 7 shows the oob error of the random forest algorithm as the number of trees changes. figure 8 is a heatmap of the svr algorithm's cross-validation loss versus (c, epsilon) parameter pairs. the optimal parameters determined from the images are shown in table 2. figures 9 and 10 show the loss changes with epochs during cross-validation for un-pre-trained resnet-50 and pre-trained resnet-50 (learning rate=0.001). it can be seen that the loss for un-pre-trained resnet-50 almost stops decreasing at epoch 10, while pre-trained resnet-50 requires epoch 50. the final optimal parameters are shown in table 3. 3.3. results after training the model with the optimized parameters from the previous section, we make predictions on the final test set. by substituting the predicted implied volatility into the bsopm formula (1), we obtain the final option price prediction. the comparison of prediction errors among different models is shown in table 4. it is evident that the pre-trained resnet-50 has the smallest rmse and r², indicating the best performance. the scatter plot of the prediction results from the pre-trained resnet-50 is shown in fig. 11, where the scatter distribution close to y = x indicates that the predicted values are close to the actual values. the prediction result data is presented in the table 5. 13 figure 6. architecture of predicting option price and comparing the models figure 7. oob errorn_estimators line chart for random forest figure 8. heatmap of cross-validation loss with (c, epsilon) parameter combinations for svr table 2. optimized parameters of random forest and svr optimized parameters of random forest optimized parameters of svr n_estimators 800 c 100 max_depth 1000 epsilon 0.001 min_samples_split 50 gamma scale min_samples_leaf 20 kernel rbf figure 9. line chart of loss-epochs for un-pre-trained resnet-50 figure 10. line chart of loss-epochs for pre-trained resnet-50 table 3. optimized parameters of un-pre-trained/ pre-trained resnet-50 optimized parameters un-pre-trained resnet-50 pre-training resnet-50 epoch 10 50 learning rate 0.001 0.001 rmse in crossvalidation 0.0130 0.0071 table 4. error in the prediction results of four models. model rmse r2 random forest 126.83811132344044 0.9191872682241727 svr 126.57465092687552 0.9195226381221107 un-pretrained resnet-50 66.26175925800771 0.9779325065386534 pre-trained resnet-50 61.878718575051955 0.9807662982367042 4. discussion and future work from the comparison of rmse, pre-trained resnet-50 improved by 51.2% compared to random forest, by 51.1% compared to svr, and by 6% compared to un-pre-trained resnet-50. this demonstrates that transferring the pretrained resnet-50 to the problem of option price prediction is valuable, and it yielded a neural network to price options that 14 was quite accurate in terms of rmse and r2. figure 11. distribution chart of the prediction results of pre-trained resnet-50, where the red dashed line represents predicted values equal to actual values. table 5. example of prediction results from pre-trained resnet-50 prediction results of pre-trained resnet-50 s/n predicted price actual price 1 1553.904 1585.25 2 1533.067 1567.05 3 1523.566 1556.05 4 1511.956 1544.7 5 1510.514 1544.45 6 1509.968 1540.8 7 1502.915 1534.05 8 1500.734 1533.3 9 1494.189 1524.957 10 1488.82 1522.35 11 1488.031 1521.9 12 1483.714 1515.075 13 1479.518 1510.8 14 1477.987 1510.55 15 1475.617 1501 … … … 1310 2.142062 0.140649 however, there may be some possible limitations in this study. due to the constraints of computational resources and time, this paper focused only on the transfer learning of the resnet-50 cnn model, and there may be other more promising models yet to be explored. additionally, the dataset has a small-time span, which might introduce bias due to market uncertainties during that period. in future work, investigating more pre-trained cnn models and finding more reasonable data sampling methods are needed. exploring how to transfer pre-trained cnn networks to more non-image problems is also a promising direction for future research. 5. conclusion this paper designed a method to transfer pre-trained resnet-50 to the option pricing problem. treating the pretrained resnet-50 as a high-level feature extractor, we trained custom top layers to fit the input by converting vector data into images. the final option price prediction was achieved with an error of rmse = 61.879 and r² = 0.981, improving by 51.2% over random forest (rmse = 126.838, r² = 0.919), by 51.1% over svr (rmse = 126.575, r² = 0.920), and by 6% over un-pre-trained resnet-50 (rmse = 66.262, r² = 0.978). this demonstrates the effectiveness of transferring pre-trained cnn networks to the option pricing problem. acknowledgments i sincerely thank my advisor vipul goyal for his guidance, support, encouragement, and assistance during the research period. his expertise and insights have been instrumental in shaping this work. i also want to thank my mentor 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"the six decades of the capital asset pricing model: a research agenda." journal of risk and financial management 16.8 (2023): 356. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 12 nurse scheduling algorithms based on different scenarios zhichao zhang southwest minzu university, chengdu 610000, china abstract: this algorithm is based on a combination of integer programming, genetic algorithm, and decision tree to study nurse scheduling management problems in different scenarios. firstly, the usage scenarios are classified based on the number of department members and energy levels. then, the initial solution is obtained through integer programming based on information such as the actual energy level of nurses in the hospital. finally, genetic algorithm is used to optimize the initial solution to obtain a final solution that is more in line with practical requirements. this algorithm can automatically classify or manually set use scenarios, and automatically obtain shift scheduling information by entering personalized parameters, which can meet the personal shift scheduling needs of nurses to the greatest extent, and can greatly reduce the high-frequency shift scheduling workload of matron. keywords: integer programming; evolutionary algorithms; decision tree; nurse scheduling. 1. introduction with the continuous deepening of china's medical and health system reform, as well as the improvement of the medical and health system and the various needs of patients, hospitals need to meet the needs of various patients as much as possible with limited medical resources. the workload of medical workers is becoming increasingly huge, and many hospitals use manual methods for nurse scheduling. relying solely on the past experience of managers not only has low efficiency, but also cannot achieve fairness and justice, it can no longer meet the growing demand for information management in hospitals. therefore, how to make reasonable use of nurse resources has become the focus of hospital management. nurse scheduling is an important part of nursing management, which is the foundation for completing nursing work and meeting the multi-dimensional needs of patients [1]. it directly determines the efficiency and quality of nursing work [2]. early research on nurse scheduling can be traced back to the 1960s. but in china, the research on nurse scheduling started relatively late. shen yindong et al. solved the scheduling problem of 28 nurses within a week by designing a series of dynamic transformation rules and solving a constrained nurse scheduling model[3]. warner [4,5] developed a mathematical planning model for the scheduling of recurrent nurses based on the original nurse scheduling model. warner's model aims to reduce nurses' complaints about scheduling. during the implementation process, it was considered how to minimize the cost caused by the shortage of nurses due to the minimum number of registered nurses, professional nurses, and all personnel working on shifts of 34 days per week. the shortened scheduling time makes it difficult for the algorithm to consider the special requirements of nurse scheduling. zeng fenghua used integer programming and evolutionary algorithm to realize automatic typesetting, but the conditions considered were relatively few, far from the reality. on the basis of zeng fenghua's algorithm, this paper sorted out the constraint conditions that are more suitable for the actual conditions of chinese hospitals through field research, and modified the more suitable and customizable objective function to solve the initial solution, which can not only be more practical, but also reduce the irrationality of evolutionary algorithm that needs to be corrected, and improve the algorithmic efficiency to a certain extent. this paper plans to design an automatic nurse scheduling algorithm based on integer programming, evolutionary algorithm and decision tree. a reasonable and fair scheduling scheme is more conducive to nurses to deal with patient needs, reduce the workload of nurses to work more attentively, and can also greatly reduce the matron's scheduling management time, and pay more attention to nurses and patients; by using decision trees to classify personnel and automatically recommend the most suitable constraint selection, the difficulty of usage is greatly reduced, achieving the goal of standardized management and improving work efficiency. 2. methodology 2.1. integer programming model parameters table 1. parameter definition table parameter meaning m, m m represents a collection of m nurses, m=1,2,3…… j, j j represents the set of dates within a week, j=1,2,3,4,5,6,7…… k, k k represents the set of nursing staff (nurses) shift types, k=1, 2, 3 g, g g represents the set of competency levels for nursing staff (nurses), g=1,2,3,4…… nightmax the maximum number of night shifts per nurse per week daymax the maximum number of night shifts per nurse per week daymin minimum number of employees per day weekmax maximum number of working hours per nurse per week weekmin minimum value per nurse per week y1 the number of a shifts per day, with day shifts replacing those below a shifts y2 number of daily p shifts, below p shifts, use before midnight shift instead y3 number of n shifts per day, below n shifts, use the small hours instead a a represents a set of leave requests and directed scheduling b b represents the set of constraint selection, b=1,2,3…… integer programming is usually used to solve optimization 13 problems with integer variables. by establishing objective functions, such as minimizing the number of personnel or working time, and setting different constraints, including reasonable resource consumption, effective working time, etc., the optimal solution that meets work needs is obtained [6]. the table 1 are the parameters used in this model and their meanings. 2.2. variables and their definitions , , 2.3. hard constraints hard constraints are constraints that must be followed. 1. the maximum number of night shift days per person per week is 1 day nightmax 2. there must be a high-energy nurse on duty every day on the day shift 1, ∀ ∈ 3. customization of the corresponding relationship between nurse level and shift level 0, ∀ ∈ 4. setting of desired vacation and desired shift the desired shift is that nurses must be on a certain type and level of shift on a certain day and the desired vacation is that the nurses must take a day off. 1, 0, ∀ ∈ , ∈ , ∈ , ∈ 5. cannot take on day shift after the small hours 1, ∀ ∈ , ∈ 6. each person can only work one shift per day 1, ∀ ∈ , ∈ 7. cannot connect to the day shift on weekends in the next week or next night on mondays 1, ∀ ∈ among them, the scheduling cycle for a single week starts on monday and ends on sunday, where p is the historical data for last week. 8. the number of people on the day shift is y1, the number of people on the night shift is y2, and the number of people on the night shift is y3 3, 2, 1, ∀ ∈ 9. every time period has people working 1, ∀ ∈ 10. scope of work per person per week daymax, daymin, ∀ ∈ 11. daily workforce range , , ∀ ∈ 2.4. soft constraints soft constraints are the conditions that need to be satisfied as much as possible. if the optimal solution cannot be obtained after 1000 optimizations, the current solution is considered the optimal solution. 1. each person's vacation days should be as continuous as possible. 2. each person's night shift should have three consecutive night shifts followed by two rest periods. 3. meet the personal work tendency of nurses 2.5. partial objective functions for integer programming is the tendency of each nurse to work 2.6. genetic algorithm step 1. encode the scheduling obtained from integer programming to make it a binary string. step 2.slice the encoded results, separate binary strings belonging to different nurses, divide a large chromosome into multiple small chromosomes, calculate fitness for these small chromosomes, use roulette wheel algorithm for selection, and then use these small chromosomes for crossover and mutation operations. this slicing operation can greatly avoid violating certain hard constraints, thereby accelerating iteration efficiency, automatically removing most of the offspring that will greatly reduce fitness. step 3.merge the slices into a whole and calculate the total fitness. step 4.store the above results in the population to expand the population. step 5.check if the iteration conditions are met. if yes, select the output with the highest fitness. otherwise, use the roulette wheel algorithm to decide whether to choose from the 14 population with high or low fitness, and then proceed to step 2 for cyclic iteration. 2.7. classification decision tree 2.7.1. the concept of decision trees: decision tree is a common algorithm in machine learning, with a very simple idea, just like the process of making decisions through selection. decision tree is a basic classification and regression method, called a classification tree when used for classification and a regression tree when used for regression. in general, a decision tree contains a root node, several internal nodes, and several leaf nodes. the basic principle of its classification is to cluster up layer by layer based on the similarity of each category, with each clustering point forming a leaf node. under the condition of predicting the sample information of each land feature category, the node can also be further subdivided downwards, dividing the sample data into several subsets; by analogy, clustering layer by layer up until the root node is reached, completing the division and extraction of different categories. 2.7.2. establishment of classification rules: based on the above constraints, a total of three recommendation modes are established: 1. human resource abundant mode: daily workload is constant, and the total workload of each nurse per week is within the range; 2: insufficient human resources mode: the total workload of each nurse per week is a fixed value, and the daily workload is a range; 3: the human resource shortage mode that can meet the level arrangement: the total workload of each nurse per week is a fixed value, the daily workload is a range, and it can ensure the presence of high-level nurses in each shift type. based on multiple scheduling results generated multiple times, using randomly generated parameters such as the energy level relationship between the number of people and the corresponding number, scheduling is carried out through a program based on the constraints of three different modes. a scheduling table is generated based on the constraints that can be met to determine the classification results of this group of parameters. analyze the parameters and quantify them into three features: the first feature is whether the number of nurses is less than 10, with values of yes and no; the second feature is whether the number of nurses is odd or even, with values of odd and even; the third attribute is the energy level distribution, with values of the proportion of the number of nurses at each energy level. 2.7.3. decision tree construction method: the id3 (iterative dichotomiser3) algorithm was proposed by j.r. quinlan in the 1980s. its core idea is to use information gain as the basis for selecting splitting attributes, and select the attribute with the highest information gain as the splitting attribute of node n. id3 algorithm has a fast classification speed and testing speed, and this feature is divided into discrete eigenvalues, which effectively does not need to consider the problem of attribute continuity, so id3 algorithm is used here. information entropy is the most commonly used indicator to measure the purity of a sample set. assuming that the proportion of the k-th class of samples in the current sample set d is, then the information entropy of d is | | the smaller the value of ent(d), the higher the purity of d. information gain: , ∑ | | | | generally speaking, the greater the information gain, the greater the "purity improvement" obtained by using attribute a for partitioning. 3. results and discussion 3.1. basic data this algorithm is based on the real scene of a department in a hospital to build a nurse scheduling algorithm based on integer programming and evolutionary algorithm. through communication with the hospital, we obtained information about the actual scheduling situation and the nurses in a certain department over a period of time, as shown in table 2. table 2. nurse information table level number of people n0 6 n1 7 n2 5 n3 8 explanation: the levels of n0-n3 are gradually increasing, and their abilities are becoming stronger. only nurses with n1 and above can work night shifts alone. at present, the most commonly used scheduling modes in china are traditional weekly scheduling mode, apn continuous scheduling mode, she scheduling mode, and flexible scheduling mode [8]. this algorithm adopts the apn scheduling mode. the apn scheduling time is divided into two types: (8-4, 4-12, 12-8) and (8-3, 3-10, 10-8). 3.2. empirical integer programming using the data in this article, a total of 2184 variables and 2673 constraints need to be solved. the algorithm is programmed using python, and the output results are mapped to a table for display. the results are shown in table 3. from the analysis in the table, it can be seen that the output results fully comply with the hard constraint requirements, and it is also evident that the number of n shifts is lower than other shift types, and the gap in the number of ap shifts is controlled within a certain range, which is a usable layout data. 3.3. demonstration of evolutionary algorithm evolutionary algorithm is used to optimize the initial solution of integer programming, and the results are shown in table 4. after calculation, the penalty value of this optimization result is the lowest after 10000 iterations. compared with the results in 3.2, the number of consecutive breaks has been improved to a certain extent. 3.4. evaluation of decision tree classification effect for the training and validation of decision trees, there are multiple ways to partition the dataset. 1. common method: divide the dataset into two parts: the training set and the validation set. 2. reservation method: divide the dataset into two mutually exclusive sets, one of which serves as training set s and the other as testing set t. after training the model on s, evaluate the testing error on t. 15 table 3. the initial results after integer programming number name monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday sunday 0 nurse a a4.0 n2.0 / a1.0 a2.0 / n3.0 1 nurse b a2.0 a3.0 / a2.0 a1.0 a2.0 / 2 nurse c a2.0 a2.0 a2.0 n1.0 / / a2.0 3 nurse d a1.0 a1.0 a1.0 / a1.0 / p1.0 4 nurse e n3.0 / a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 a3.0 / 5 nurse f a2.0 / p2.0 p2.0 a1.0 / a1.0 6 nurse g / a1.0 a2.0 a1.0 / a1.0 a1.0 7 nurse h n2.0 / a2.0 / a1.0 a2.0 a1.0 8 nurse i a2.0 a1.0 / a1.0 / a3.0 a1.0 9 nurse j p2.0 n1.0 / n2.0 / a2.0 p2.0 10 nurse k / / a1.0 a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 a1.0 11 nurse l / p2.0 a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 n2.0 / 12 nurse m a2.0 a2.0 / a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 / 13 nurse n / a2.0 a3.0 a3.0 a2.0 a2.0 / 14 nurse o / a2.0 / a1.0 a3.0 a3.0 n3.0 15 nurse p a1.0 p1.0 a1.0 p1.0 / / a1.0 16 nurse q a3.0 a2.0 a3.0 / p2.0 n1.0 / 17 nurse r a3.0 a1.0 a2.0 / a4.0 a2.0 / 18 nurse s a3.0 a4.0 a4.0 a4.0 n2.0 / / 19 nurse t / a2.0 a1.0 a1.0 / a4.0 a4.0 20 nurse u p1.0 a1.0 a1.0 / n1.0 / a1.0 21 nurse v a1.0 a1.0 p1.0 / / a1.0 a1.0 22 nurse w a1.0 a1.0 a1.0 a1.0 / / a1.0 23 nurse x / / a1.0 a2.0 a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 24 nurse y a1.0 / n1.0 / p1.0 p1.0 a1.0 25 nurse z / a4.0 n3.0 / a2.0 p2.0 a3.0 table 4. the results after evolutionary algorithm optimization number name monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday sunday 0 nurse a a4.0 n2.0 / a1.0 a2.0 / n3.0 1 nurse b a2.0 a3.0 a2.0 / a1.0 / a2.0 2 nurse c a2.0 a2.0 / a2.0 a1.0 a2.0 / 3 nurse d a1.0 a1.0 a1.0 n1.0 / / p1.0 4 nurse e n3.0 / a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 a3.0 / 5 nurse f a2.0 / p2.0 p2.0 a1.0 / a1.0 6 nurse g / a1.0 a2.0 a1.0 / a1.0 a1.0 7 nurse h n2.0 / a2.0 a1.0 / a2.0 a1.0 8 nurse i a2.0 a1.0 / / a1.0 a3.0 a1.0 9 nurse j p2.0 n1.0 / n2.0 / a2.0 p2.0 10 nurse k / / a1.0 a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 a1.0 11 nurse l / p2.0 a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 n2.0 / 12 nurse m a2.0 a2.0 / a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 / 13 nurse n / a2.0 a3.0 a3.0 a2.0 a2.0 / 14 nurse o / a2.0 / a1.0 a3.0 a3.0 n3.0 15 nurse p a1.0 p1.0 a1.0 p1.0 / / a1.0 16 nurse q a3.0 a2.0 a3.0 / p2.0 n1.0 / 17 nurse r a3.0 a1.0 a2.0 / a4.0 a2.0 / 18 nurse s a3.0 a4.0 a4.0 a4.0 n2.0 / / 19 nurse t / a2.0 a1.0 / n1.0 a4.0 a4.0 20 nurse u p1.0 a1.0 a1.0 a1.0 / / a1.0 21 nurse v a1.0 a1.0 a1.0 / / a1.0 a1.0 22 nurse w a1.0 a1.0 p1.0 a1.0 / / a1.0 23 nurse x / / a1.0 a2.0 a2.0 a2.0 a1.0 24 nurse a a1.0 / n1.0 / p1.0 p1.0 a1.0 25 nurse b / a4.0 n3.0 / a2.0 p2.0 a3.0 table 5. the decision trees under different dataset classification method’s performance measure method 1 1 1 normal method 0.91 0.9 0.91 0.77 0.5 0.6 0.76 0.99 0.86 0.83 hold-out 0.96 0.93 0.95 0.75 0.49 0.6 0.74 0.99 0.85 0.86 cross alidation 0.92 0.92 0.93 0.8 0.47 0.52 0.75 0.98 0.84 0.84 3. cross validation method: first, divide the dataset d into k mutually exclusive subsets of similar size. then, each time, 16 use the union of k-1 subsets as the training set, and the remaining subset as the test set; in this way, k sets of training/testing sets can be obtained, allowing for k training and testing sessions, ultimately returning the mean of these k test results. 4. conclusion this study has completed the implementation of the nurse scheduling algorithm, which can generate a weekly nurse scheduling table based on the preset number of nurses, nurse abilities, scheduling coverage requirements, and historical data. at the same time, it can also meet some special needs, such as the number of night shifts, willingness to work, and willingness to take consecutive breaks, to a certain extent, making scheduling more humane. from the final results, it can be seen that the algorithm implemented by python produces expected results, with all hard constraints met and soft constraints satisfied as much as possible and the lowest penalty value obtained until the final optimal solution is obtained. by evaluating the constructed decision tree, it can be seen that it has excellent classification ability and can classify the required constraint selection based on parameters, reducing the difficulty of algorithm use. acknowledgments this work was financially supported by southwest minzu university graduate innovative research project (project no. zy2022733) fund. references [1] wang huili,liu meijuan. comparison of nursing quality and satisfaction of nurses and patients under different scheduling models [j]. journal of nursing administration, 2015,15(3): 222-223. 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[8] huang yufen, xiang yujun, li jiahuan, chen yangyang, zhao weiyi. application of qualification positioning and grouping management model in nurse rostering in emergency department of children's hospital [j]. nursing and rehabilitation journal, 2021, 20(09):94-97. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 43 projection methods for 360‐degree video yilin wang hong kong polytechnic university 11 yau choi road, hung hom, kowloon, hong kong, 999077, china abstract: this paper discusses the methods used for projecting 360-degree video onto a two-dimensional plane to reduce the transmission bandwidth. the two primary methods examined are equirectangular projection and cube projection. equirectangular projection is known for its oversampling problem at high latitudes, leading to uneven pixel distribution. to address this, a region adaptive smoothing technology is introduced to optimize video quality and save bandwidth. cube projection, which maps spherical video onto the faces of a cube, is analyzed for its ability to maintain pixel uniformity and reduce geometric distortion. the paper further discusses the solutions for correcting motion compensation errors in cube projection, emphasizing the importance of multi-facet and cube face extensions in eliminating geometric distortions. keywords: 360-degree video; equirectangular projection; cube projection; region adaptive smoothing; motion compensation; geometric distortion; panoramic video; video coding; virtual reality (vr). 1. introduction virtual reality (vr) is a kind of computer simulation technology. users can experience the realistic scenes and sounds brought by vr devices such as headwear devices as if they are in the real world. while immersive image or video is obtained by capturing video within 360 ° at the same time by panoramic camera, so in the process of watching, the viewer can see all-round video and select the part they want to see by changing the observation point. however, the existing coding and storage technologies do not support panoramic video processing, so video need to be projected on a twodimensional plane. in fact, during spherical projection process there is a serious oversampling problem in the high latitude area [3], so a lot of bits are needed for transmission which results in a lot of waste. in order to reduce the transmission bandwidth of panoramic video, the common processing methods are equirectangular projection and cube projection and so on. although these projection methods can reduce the transmission bits of panoramic video, the bandwidth and playback complexity of panoramic video are still much larger than traditional video. this essay mainly discusses two parts. the first part is how to use the equirectangular projection technology to get 360 degree video and how to use a region adaptive smoothing technology to solve the problems brought by this projection technology. the second part is talking about cube projection and how to correct the motion compensation to eliminate the geometric distortion caused by this projection method. 2. equirectangular projection equirectangular projection is a kind of projection method that divides the sphere by longitude and latitude, mapping them into vertical lines and horizontal lines respectively with equal spacing so as to form a rectangular grid with equal spacing. all latitudinal and longitude grids intersect at 90, in this projection, the poles are represented as lines passing through the top and bottom of these grids. this kind of projection is between equal angle and equal product projection, so it has the problem of both angle deformation and area deformation. the distortion will be distributed over the whole image. when the equator is projected onto the image, the distortion will be minimized. in panoramic image and video, the realization idea of equirectangular projection is to save the data on each latitude line with the same number of sampling points, so as to get the corresponding rectangular video on the two-dimensional plane. the specific methods are as follows: 2.1. process: figure 1. process of 360° video from shooting to rendering (picture from https://ss0.bdstatic.com searched by baidu.com) step1: capture 360 degree video—at each t time, you can capture the longitude and latitude points of the scenery around the camera position in all directions by fixing the camera position (vx,vy,vz) and get the corresponding all-optical function. then get the x and y coordinates of the plane point according to the mapping relationship between the all-optical function and the two-dimensional image. in addition, longitude and latitude points can be sparsely sampled along the directions of vx, vy and vz without fixing the camera position. at this time, the all-optical function records the angle of latitude and longitude and the position of the camera at t time [1]. each image corresponds to equirectangular projection mapping of different all-optical functions (fixed or unfixed camera position), which transforms the latitude and longitude of the earth into cartesian grid, and forms 360 ° video through two-dimensional image sequence in time. 。 44 step2:image mosaic and equirectangular projection mapping—for example, using seven cameras, five of them monitor the front, back and side of the scenery and one monitors the top and one monitors the bottom. firstly, seven images taken by seven cameras are aligned and then these images are stitched together. these images are the vertical field of view generated by simulating the chessboard image. in order to handle the splicing process better, the camera uses different color coding for these chessboard images, such as using black to represent top part and blue to express bottom part. finally, the three-dimensional video is spliced and output by using the videostitch software [1]. step3: video decoding and encoding—the threedimensional video output from the splicing process is compressed into two-dimensional video by using standard video codecs (such as h.264/hevc, etc.) [1]. at this time, twodimensional video can be streamed, downloaded and decoded normally. step4: video rendering on sphere—after decoding, the texture of mosaic image is mapped to three-dimensional virtual sphere. when using the three-dimensional video viewer koloreyes to view the spliced image, users will feel that they are standing in a space with ceiling, floor and five walls, and the video viewer will present a screenshot of the corresponding output image. 2.2. problem: in the process of image mosaic and equirectangular projection mapping, it can be observed that the top and bottom images occupy more pixels than other direction images. this shows that equirectangular projection method will lead to the problem of uneven pixel density distribution. this phenomenon also exists in the world map, for example, it will be concentrated in the south, the north pole and other top parts where the image quality is relatively high, in contrast to that the image quality near the equator will be the worst part. so this is different from our habit of watching movies. specifically speaking, if the theme of the video we shoot is in the middle of the picture, but the camera focuses on the ceiling and the ground, which causes the theme part to be fuzzy, the unimportant part to be clear, and the essence to be inverted. on the other hand, after stitching with the equirectangular projection method, it can be observed that the picture quality of the horizontal line in the center of the picture is relatively poor, and the straight line will be distorted into a curve, that is to say, the original straight-line moving object will become non-linear moving after projection. it will reduce the feasibility of dynamic compensation, resulting in the difficulty of compression and the waste of effective resource storage so that making the image quality does not look high under the same video capacity. 2.3. solution: before video coding, the top and bottom image regions are needed to carry out adaptive smooth pretreatment. because adaptive smoothing filter can remove noise and increase details at the same time, so as to achieve the best enhancement effect of the image. moreover, the pixels of the top and bottom images are relatively high, even if the image is smoothed, the resolution of the image will not be reduced and because the change coefficient of the smooth area is relatively small, many bit rates can be saved. among them the adaptive smoothing technology is divided into fixed smoothing and variable smoothing. as shown in figure 2. figure 2. 360 ° video processing with area self-smoothing technology (picture from https://ss0.bdstatic.com searched by baidu.com) fixed smoothing refers to the fixed image top and bottom. by changing the percentage of the smoothed top image and bottom image(psmooth), we can observe the effect of different psmooth values on the bit saving rate. we can use x264 (qp = 27) to calculate the saved bit rate, and use gearvr to determine the corresponding psmooth value when the perceived quality drops [1]. firstly, we collect 360 videos of different categories for data analysis: natural video and computer animation. the experimental results show that the perceptual quality of natural video decreases slightly when psmooth value is 15%, while that of computer animation video decreases slightly when psmooth value is 20% [1]. variable smoothing is to control the smoothness by increasing the variance of gaussian smoothing filter when moving to the top and bottom of the image. first, the relationship between the resolution of the sphere and x is obtained when the image is in y coordinate, that is, when y decreases to the bottom, x also decreases; then the relationship between the variance of the gaussian smoothing filter and y is obtained, that is, when y moves from the center of the image to the top of the image, the variance value becomes larger, corresponding to the smoothing value from small to very strong[1]. when the variable smoothing value k increases, it not only enhances the image at the bottom and top of the smoothing, but also the image at the center of the slightly smoothed image can also be enhanced. therefore, the variable smoothing can save more bit rates than the fixed smoothing, so that the 360 degree video can be more effectively compressed. 3. cube projection cube projection is a kind of projection method that maps the panoramic image of sphere to the faces of cube, each face has a 90 °×90 ° field of vision, and corresponds to the images of different directions of panoramic sphere. its mapping method is simpler, only need to paste each face to the corresponding cube face. cube projection can achieve the uniform distribution of pixels. basically, the pixels at the two poles and at the side are the same, and this projection reduces the redundancy of the two poles, so it reduces a certain amount of data. in addition, the straight line can be kept straight in the projection of cube project. compared with the equirectangular projection, it is more conducive to video coding, and the distortion is much smaller. 45 3.1. process: when storing the projected spherical video, in order to effectively utilize the existing video compression technology, firstly expand the projection of the cube sphere and map it to multiple areas in a texture. for the projection mode of multiple faces, rectangular frames of different sizes can be designed to expand the cube face and place it on a twodimensional plane image: non compact layout and compact layout. non compact layout: the image aspect ratio is 4:3. because the adjacent areas in the plane image are also the same adjacent faces on the cube, so each face of this layout keeps a good image continuity, which is conducive to video coding. however, due to the increase of six invalid areas in the 4 × 3 layout, it is more like a lying cross, as shown in figure 3. these invalid pixels account for half of the total number of plane image pixels, so it will increase the complexity and time-consuming of coding, resulting in the poor coding efficiency. figure 3. cube projection_4×3 layout figure 4. cube projection_3×2 layout compact layout: in order to avoid the influence of invalid area, the image aspect ratio is 3:2, six faces are arranged in two lines, three faces in each line, as shown in figure 4. the multi-dimensional data of these areas are connected with each other, so there will be no blank space in the generated video [2], and the entire plane pixel is an effective pixel. the number of discontinuities in the image distribution is reduced to only one, which maximizes the image continuity [2]. in figures 3 and figure 4, abef is the side, c is the top, and d is the bottom. 3.2. problems: because the straight line in the projection of cube project is easy to bend at the boundary between two faces, that is, the boundary between two crossing faces will have geometric deformation, so when the motion is carried out at the edge of the face, the motion vector is not a straight line and the motion compensation will fail during the encoding. for example, in the 360 degree video of face image taken with pinhole camera, the edge of the face is most likely to deform. the intensity of deformation is related to the angle of the edge. the steeper the angle is, the more severe the deformation is, and vice versa. 3.3. solution: because 360 degree video has rotational symmetry, the content removed from the frame will appear in another frame again, rather than disappear [2], so this can be used to correct the curvature of the image across the polyhedron boundary, project the part of the connected face to the prediction block image so that improving the motion compensation and correctly dealing with the geometric distortion. the specific solution steps are divided into multi-facet extension and cube face extension, and put them integrated into the video coding scheme. multi-facet extension refers to the extension of the area of a cube by using the data of its adjacent facets. to achieve this, only the adjacent facets need to be projected onto the plane to be expanded to generate the current front facet. the projections of adjacent facet and the current front facet are homography, and they all share the same camera center as the center of the sphere performing the stitching phase.[2] to be more precise, how to transfer the image of adjacent faces to the current front image should include three points. the first is the correction matrix reflecting the projection relation between the three-dimension points on the adjacent and the current surface. even if the distance between the points on the adjacent surfaces and the center of the sphere is not known, but the correction matrix can be used to make the points on the adjacent surfaces be projected onto the current surface one by one. the second is to change the distance from the adjacent plane of the coordinate system to the current plane. according to the angle between the two planes, rotating around the common edge, the three-dimension points on the adjacent facets are represented as the three-dimension points corresponding to the current front facet. last, the third is to represent the 3d points on the current front facet as the points on the two-dimension according to a certain transformation relationship. in this way, through the above three points, we can get the complete homography. the expansion of cube refers to how to use the expanded facet to correct the geometric deformation of intersection from one face to another based on the fact that 360 degree video has been mapped to each face of cube. even in panoramic video, these lines are straight, but when projected to a plane, there will always be some curvature at the edge of the facet. on the premise of generality, the resolution of different cube faces is the same [2]. using the correction matrix, the projection of adjacent facet on the current front (rotating around the y-axis) is obtained, and the expanded image does not have these deformations. through this method, we can get the extended image of other corresponding connecting surfaces, which can be observed as a plane with all extended sides. moreover, the farther the distance from the extended region, the smaller the sample density of the extended region. lastly, we need to put them integrated into the video coding scheme. generally, the compact cube 3×2 layout is adopted. a reference picture for modifying the picture expansion method used for motion compensation is shown in figure 5. 46 because the extended facet cannot be overlapped, the extended facet of each part on each frame have corresponding reference pictures, so it has a total of 6 reference pictures. the surrounding area of the original image in figure 5 expands the data projected from the connection part, and the size can be configured. for the symmetry of panoramic video, we commonly select a picture with the same size as the picture frame extension used for motion compensation so that the content removed from the image can be extended to the adjacent facet more conveniently. as for how to locate the location of the accessed block, the encoder and decoder can be derived from the cu location in each figure [2]. figure 5. the reference image is divided into a layout with an image aspect ratio of 3:2. the orange area extends the reference image to the top of the cube face. [2] in the existing experimental results, we can divide the sequence of static camera and non-static camera video to evaluate the effect. without affecting the average psnr, the speed of static camera video is increased by 0.06% [2]. for non-static camera video, not only the speed is increased to about 2%, but also the psnr is increased, so the motion compensation effect is better. for this method, we need to consider the size of its memory requirements and the complexity of calculation. by setting and calculating the width w of the picture and the size n of the extended area, we can ensure that the extended area is only need to generate once and the low complexity of calculation is realized. [2] 4. results at present, there are more and more panoramic video applications, especially in the vr field. in order to make users have a better experience, panoramic video needs to be more processed. when the panoramic video is projected to the plane by using the existing encoding and storage technology, we need to apply the appropriate compression method according to the properties of the different images and video shots: not only reducing the transmission bit rate, but also ensuring the quality of the image. through the above introduction and analysis, the common video projection methods are equirectangular projection and cube projection and they have their own disadvantages. however, at present many experts are committed to eliminate this disadvantage and put forward many solutions. for example, the equirectangular projection has the problem of uneven pixel density distribution after projection. taking advantage of the uniqueness of panoramic video, a region adaptive video smoothing technology can save about 20% of the bit rate [1], and at the same time, it does not need to add additional video decoder algorithm. while the method of cube projection has the problem that the boundary between the two crossing facets after the projection is distorted, and the current solution is the extension of multi-facet and cube. it is a method of panoramic video motion compensation which is used to predict the blocks between the two crossing surfaces with reference pictures, and the complexity of coding is reduced by setting some variables so that eliminating geometric distortion. generally speaking, the straight line of the cube projection in the internal plane can keep straight, but equirectangular projection could not ensure that. so cube projection is more conducive to video coding and motion compensation, and the distortion is also much smaller. references [1] m. budagavi, j. furton, g. jin, a. saxena, j. wilkinson, a. dickerson, “360 dgrees video coding using region adaptive smoothing,” in proceedings of the ieee international conference on image processing(icip), 2015, pp 750 -754. 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[3] wang yueming, wang ronggang,gao wen,“efficient projections for immersive video coding and transmission”in zte technology journal,dec 2017 vol.23 no.6,pp. 50 -55. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 3, 2023 133 conference planning and resolution management system haijun gong college of computer science and cyber security, chengdu university of technology, chengdu, 610059, china abstract: this paper mainly introduces the development background and significance of conference planning and resolution management system, and describes the research content of this system. conference planning and resolution management system is not only a typical conference management system, but also focuses on overcoming the shortcomings of traditional conference mode and controlling the conference cycle. after the in-depth research and technical implementation verification of this topic, the development architecture and technical route of this system are determined, that is, the common b / s structure, jsp to write display pages, medium-sized database mysql, the server to take tomcat, as a server container to achieve data request and return. users do not need to download and install plug-ins or other software, but can directly realize system interaction at the browsing end, which is convenient and applicable. according to the cmm software engineering design idea, this paper discusses the realization of several key modules of conference room, conference document and conference, including the key functions of conference reservation, minutes, sign in, resolution, message release, etc. in addition, this paper also has a more detailed description of other parts of the system, such as user information, help management and other modules and the realization of the database. the key technology of this system is jsp technology and mysql, which has very strong practicability. it can improve the efficiency of conference organization and resolution, simplify the operation of conference management personnel, guarantee the orderly development of conference and ensure the quality of work. keywords: conference system; planning; resolution. 1. introduction with the continuous penetration of the computer network, people's life and work, the way of learning is also slowly changing. the traditional way of meeting decision-making and process management generally take a manual approach, information acquisition, organization, modification, storage and other work remains in the manual stage. this way on the one hand need to spend a lot of manpower, material resources and money, interaction is more difficult, and will waste time; on the other hand, the management of the user and other information, especially with the incremental increase in the number of users, querying, modification is particularly difficult; and finally, due to the user and other information continues to increase, the storage of information has also become a problem. the network of some developed countries has developed relatively quickly, and they have largely completed the transformation from manual to computerized management. china's computer application started relatively late, and the development of regional imbalance, there are still many areas or units using the traditional way of management, but the current computer development is faster, including the network has also been popularized, many units and users have also slowly started to contact the network management system. throughout these systems mainly have the following characteristics: (1) advancedness: realization of networked management. (2) universality: basically, the same industry can be used. (3) convenience: management work can be done via the web. (4) promptness: timely updating of information. (5) extensibility: modules can be added as needed. (6) safety: encryption of unit, user and other information. as of today, the internet has penetrated into people's lives, smart phones, laptops, etc. have been the main tools for people to obtain information, this is an era of unlimited communication, so the use of the network for meeting decision-making and the management of the process has also become a general trend, so the development of a meeting decision-making and process management system is a must choice. at the beginning, this paper describes the basic knowledge talked about within the system, and analyzes the system as a whole. in order to be able to make this system better and more perfect to be designed and realized, it is necessary to analyze and investigate first. based on the previous relevant foundation, in terms of function, the new system was analyzed in detail. then through the detailed analysis, the system design, and secondly, the system in the implementation of the feasibility of the system, i chose the jsp technology to develop and design, in the data storage, using mysql database, with ssh framework to design. because jsp and mysql have been very mature, so in all aspects, are very reliable, safe and practical. finally, the system is tested and released. 2. system development environment 2.1. jsp jsp program uses the java programming language, jsp technology can be encapsulated on dynamic web pages. through tags and scripts, some resources, stored in the serverside, then its application logic, the web page can also be accessed. jsp, the separation of web page logic, and the design of the web page to show the support for componentbased development, more convenient to the application 134 design. when the web server receives a request to access the jsp web page, the first program segment to run, followed by the html code and run the effect of a return to the user. through the insertion of java files can be able to run on the database, web page redirection, etc., so as to meet the construction of web pages used in the dynamic display of the program. jsp and servlet are the same, can be run through the server side. jsp can be run on the server side as well as servlet, and can be viewed by the user with a browser because it can return an html form of text to the user, and jsp pages can be constructed with html programs and java programs interspersed inside. when the server is accessed by the user, the corresponding java code can be processed, and then the resulting html page will be returned to the user's browser. the key to the design of jsp is servlet, usually, the design of web applications, and finally through the collaboration of the java servlet and jsp to realize the jsp not only has the convenience of the java program, but also the unified jsp not only has a convenient and fast java program, but also a unified user-oriented, platform-independent danger is also relatively small, can have all the advantages of the internet. 2.2. javascript javascript is an objectand situation-driven and relatively low-risk user-side scripting language that can also be used extensively for user-side web design. it can also be used extensively as a scripting language for client-side web design, generally to add dynamic functionality to html web pages, such as providing feedback on all user actions. one of the key roles of javascript is its object-oriented functionality, which enables a more direct, systematic, and reusable approach to program design based on object-based program development. interactive web pages can be designed using javascript based on html programs, which can be used to achieve a timely, dynamic and interactive relationship between the web page and the client. in this way the web page can present very rich information and very good-looking content. many of the designs in this system use javascript technology. 2.3. mysql mysql is a multi-user, multi-threaded server, using sql database, database management system is based on sql client as well as server model of the relationship, its advantages are powerful features, easy to operate, easy to manage, reliable and secure, faster running, multi-threaded, cross-platform, fully networked, stability, etc., is very suitable for the web site or other application software, in database back-end development. in addition, using many languages, members can write and access programs for mysql databases. mysql databases are also open-source, and developers are increasingly preferring to use mysql relational databases, and the range of applications is being pushed wide. this is due to the speed and ease of use, and it is also used by developers of database back-ends for web sites or applications. 2.4. b/s structure b/s structure has three main layers, respectively, for the data layer, control logic layer and view layer. users through the view layer, let the control layer call the data layer of data, so as to achieve the whole access process. the three layers are independent of each other, easy to maintain, safe to use, and the three layers have to call each other to improve efficiency. 3. system development process conference decision-making and process management system development, the first demand analysis, and then the overall design of the system planning, design of the system functional modules, database selection, etc. the development process of this system is shown in figure 1. figure 1. system development flowchart in order to ensure the security of the system, you must log in to the system in order to use the system to manage system information. after the user opens and enters the system, it will first display the login interface, enter the correct user’s name and password, the system automatically detects the information, if the information is correct, then the user will enter the system function interface to operate, otherwise, it will prompt the error cannot be logged in. administrators can add information to the conference room information, departmental information, etc. users can also add information within their own authority, after entering the information, the system will verify the information and data entered on its own, if the information is correct, it will be added to the database, if the information is incorrect, it will be prompted to re-enter the information. administrators can modify information on meeting room information, departmental information, etc. users can also modify the information within their own authority, first of all, enter the interface to modify the information, enter the data to modify the information, the system carries out the judgment and verification of the data, modify the information is legal, then modify the success of the information is updated to the database, the information is not legal, then the modification fails to re-enter. administrators can delete information on meeting room information, department information, etc. after selecting the information to be deleted and clicking on the delete button, the system will ask if it is ok. 4. system use case analysis the core user in the system is the system administrator, who logs in and manages the backend system through the administrator menu. the main functions are: user information management, department management and meeting management. the administrator example is shown in figure 2. begin requirements analysis global design detailed design module integration and calling testing and refinement end 135 figure 2. administrator use case diagram users can enter the system for personal information management and meeting management. user examples are shown in figure 3. figure 3. user's use case diagram 5. system design 5.1. schematic design after analyzing the system, we start the designing of the system, which consists of general design and detailed design. the overall design is just a general design, after the overall design, we are able to delineate some things of the system, such as files, documents, data and so on. and roughly divide the modules of the program, and the function. but it is just a preliminary classification, not really realized. for a project, we can carry out a number of overall designs, through comparison, including performance comparison, cost comparison, benefit comparison, to finalize an optimal design solution, selecting an excellent overall design can reduce development costs and increase the company's efficiency, from this point of view, the overall design is still very important. conference decision-making and process management system working principle diagram shown in figure 4. figure 4. system working principle diagram the system architecture diagram belongs to the system design stage, the system architecture diagram is only a product of this stage, the overall architecture of the system determines the pattern of the whole system, is the foundation of the system. the overall design of the system architecture is a process of subdividing a huge task into multiple small tasks, which are segmented and combined together to form a complete task. it works in specific steps: (1) the system is broken down into multiple submodules. (2) pre-engineered functionality for each sub-module. (3) design of logical relationships between submodules. (4) design of the interface of each module and the transfer of information between modules. throughout the design process, in order to identify possible specific solutions to reach each small final goal, for each small goal, we must first understand some relevant information about the requirements analysis. then the initial design of the system, and its gradual optimization, design a specific achievable system framework. the administrator manages adding, deleting, changing and checking the account information and basic information of the users, manages and monitors the authority of the information on the system help page, the department information and the conference room information, approves or cancels the meeting reservation application, publishes notices and manages the resolution situation. the administrator can manage the approval or cancellation of meeting reservation applications, issue notices and resolutions, operate meetingrelated documents, and view users' messages. participants can view and modify their personal information. meeting management includes meeting reservation, voting meeting management includes meeting booking, voting, signing in, checking notices, checking meeting room information, and users can also download documents related to the corresponding meeting. administrator subsystem modules include: user information management, adding, deleting and checking user information; help management, adding, deleting and checking help information on the home page; departmental management, adding, deleting and checking various departments of the enterprise; conference room management, adding, deleting and checking conference room information; conference document management, uploading and deleting relevant conference documents; conference management, approving and canceling conference appointments, releasing conference notices, adding, deleting and checking resolution information; message management, managing messages for all users. user subsystem modules are: personal information management to achieve the management of basic information including passwords, modify information; meeting management as the core function of user rights, the user can carry out a series of operations since the reservation to the resolution; meeting document management to download the administrator uploaded the relevant meeting documents. 5.2. detailed design conference planning and resolution management system is divided into the following modules for development: login and registration, user information management, help management, department management, conference room management, meeting management, meeting document management, message management, so as to realize a series of operations carried out by the conference process from planning to resolution. the role of this system is divided into administrator use cases user information management sectoral management message management conference room management meetings management meeting document management user information management user cases personal information management meetings management client web server database search request feedback validate transmission 136 two roles: participant and administrator. when logging into the system, you can choose different roles to enter the system, and the system privileges they have are not the same. the administrator has the system privileges of user information management, help management, department management, conference room management, message management, meeting management, meeting document management, while the participant user has the privileges of personal information management, meeting management, meeting document management. the conference planning and resolution management system (cprms) architecture adopts the b/s model, which is the browser/server model commonly used in web development. the system is also developed based on the jsp architecture, which embeds java code and specific changes into a static page to dynamically generate parts of the page using the static page as a template. jsp introduces xml tags called "jsp actions" to invoke built-in functionality. alternatively, you can create libraries of jsp tags and use them like standard html or xml tags. tag libraries enhance functionality and server performance, and are not limited by cross-platform issues. jsp files are converted to more primitive servlet code at runtime by their compilers. jsp compilers can compile jsp files into servlets written in java code, which can then be compiled by the java compiler into fast-executing binary machine code, or they can be compiled directly to binary code. binary code. in the development of this system, the jsp page is written for front-end display, the user interacts with the system when the form passes the request to the tomcat server, the tomcat engine sends out the request, and the controller servlet corresponding to the request is written for conversion, compilation, and execution, and the related service method is called to realize the operation results, return the model update object and update the corresponding data in the database. the model update object is returned and the corresponding data in the database is updated, and at the same time, the response is returned to the user, and the browser http parses the display. this system uses mysql as the system database, mysql is a relational database management system, relational databases store data in different tables instead of putting all the data in one big repository, which increases the speed and improves the flexibility. mysql uses sql language, which is the most commonly used standardized language for accessing databases. mysql software adopts a dual-licensing policy, which is divided into community edition and commercial edition. mysql software adopts a dual-license policy and is divided into a community edition and a commercial edition. because of its small size, high speed, low total cost of ownership, and especially its open-source feature, mysql is generally chosen as the website database for the development of small and medium-sized websites. in this system, it mainly stores and manages user information, help information, conference room information, meeting information, resolution information, and department information to realize the interactive operation of users on the database data. users with two different roles enter the system with different permissions and add, modify, query, and delete the database data according to the permissions. table 1. database table the system database has 11 data tables, each table contains different information according to the needs of the system, but the data tables are interconnected, the database uses the correlation between the tables to realize the data operation quickly and efficiently. the database utilizes the correlation between tables to achieve fast and efficient data operation. the detailed design of some of the important tables is given below: table 2. management table table 3. department table table 4. room table table 5. message table table 6. sign table 137 table 7. appointment table table 8. resolution table 6. system implementation 6.1. database implementation the conference planning and resolution management system database uses mysql, and database management is done using the mysql-front tool for intuitive data management. when connecting to the system, the jdbc driver of mysql is used, and connection is utilized for connection. users through the jsp implementation of page operations in the tomcat server for parsing, and then call the background written sql call function, thus realizing the user and data interaction. in the process of database table implementation, first open mysql-front, select the server, port number, and create a new database; secondly, open the sql editor in the directory, write database table statements and insert data. 6.2. login registration module implementation the functions realized in this module are user/administrator login and user registration. as shown in figure 5, when a user enters his account, password and selects a role to log in, the form passes the information to the backend, verifies it with the database information, and logs in to the respective sub-system if the verification is successful. at the same time, session is used to record the information. if the account and password information does not match, the user’s name or password is wrong and the login fails. the user registration function is designed in a similar way, but the difference is that after successful registration, the data is written to the database for using. figure 5. login registration screen 6.3. subsystem function realization after the administrator enters the account password and logs in successfully, he/she enters the administrator subsystem interface as shown in figure 6. the interface is mainly divided into two areas, the left column is the function operation selection column, and the right side is the detailed content operation area of each function management. the realized administrator functions are user information management, help management, department management, conference room management, meeting management, meeting document management and message management. administrators can operate the functions according to the actual flow of the meeting. figure 6. administrator subsystem main interface as shown in figure 7, the user successfully enters the subsystem interface through account password verification, the left side is the menu function column that the user can choose, and the right side is the function specific operation area. the main functional modules of the user subsystem are personal information management, meeting management and meeting document management. the user's meeting management privileges and meeting document management privileges are different from the administrator's privileges, and the user's meeting management mainly includes meeting reservation, resolution information, meeting notification, check-in information and meeting room information, and the meeting document includes query and document download. figure 7. user subsystem interface 7. conclusion this thesis introduces the process of designing and realizing the conference planning and resolution management system. in the preparation and writing process of the thesis, through the market-oriented research on the conference demand of the current domestic small and medium-sized enterprises, we have deeply contacted the cases of the current various industries that have utilized the internet technology to innovate their respective conference modes. concluded that the traditional mode of domestic small and medium-sized meeting will be combined with the internet to realize a big step forward in efficiency improvement. this is the initial intention of this system development. 138 this system uses jsp to edit the page, tomcat as a web server, but also a 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[16] willian crawford and jonathan kaplan, j2ee design patterns, o’reilly media; 1 edition, october 1, 200. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 56 a survey of deep learning‐based facial expression recognition research chengxu liang, jianshe dong * school of information technology and engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin 300222, china * corresponding author: jianshe dong (email: dongjianshe@tute.edu.cn) abstract: facial expression is one of the ways to convey emotional expression. deep learning is used to analyze facial expression to understand people's true feelings, and human-computer interaction is integrated into it. however, in the natural real environment and various interference (such as lighting, age and ethnicity), facial expression recognition will face many challenges. in recent years, with the development of artificial intelligence, scholars have studied more and more facial expression recognition in the case of interference, which not only promotes the theoretical research, but also makes it popularized in the application. facial expression recognition is to identify facial expressions to carry out emotion analysis, and emotion analysis can be analyzed with the help of facial expressions, speech, text, video and other signals. therefore, facial expression recognition can be regarded as a research direction of emotion analysis. this paper focuses on the perspective of facial expression recognition to summarize. in the process of facial expression recognition, researchers usually try to combine multiple modal information such as voice, text, picture and video for analysis. due to the differences between single-modal data set and multi-modal data set, this paper will analyze static facial expression recognition, dynamic facial expression recognition and multi-modal fusion. this research has a wide range of applications, such as: smart elderly care, medical research, detection of fatigue driving and other fields. keywords: expression recognition; deep learning; multimodality. 1. introduction in recent years, facial expression recognition has been one of the important research topics in computer vision, through the recognition and analysis of various facial expressions, to determine a person's emotional state. this will not only help us better understand human communication, but also expand the scope of human-computer interaction to include more emotional elements of people. facial expression recognition originated from psychological research. in 1872, darwin [1] proposed for the first time that human expression evolved from the expression features of animals, and also elaborated the correlation between humans and animals. since then, expression recognition technology began to rise, and research on expression continues until now. in the 1970s, ekman and friesen [2] defined human expressions into six types through research, including happiness, surprise, sadness, fear, disgust, and anger, and first proposed the facial behavior coding system, the most important of which is to use computers to recognize facial expressions. in recent years, with the rapid development of artificial intelligence and deep learning, more and more experts and scholars pay more attention to facial expression recognition. the advent of the data era has promoted the explosive growth of multimodal data, and many researchers have carried out the work of establishing multimodal data sets to provide data support and research basis for future experiments. multimodal emotional information can be obtained from different emotional expression modes, including video, voice, text, body posture, walking style and facial expression. multimodal emotion recognition uses clues from various modes in the same data segment to identify emotions, and uses the complementarity between modes to eliminate ambiguity in emotion recognition [3]. early expression recognition mainly focused on the expression recognition of single-mode data. although the research effect is getting better and better, the emotion information contained in a single mode is not comprehensive, and the complex emotions expressed by human beings cannot be accurately recognized. with the development of multimedia, people will use multimedia platforms to share daily life and express complex emotions through rich channels such as images, videos and texts. cai et al. [4] combined speech and facial expression features, used cnn and lstm to learn the emotional features of speech, designed multiple small-scale nuclear convolution blocks to extract facial expression features, and finally used dnn to integrate the two. li et al. [5] used several multimodal fusion strategies to combine various features of acoustic, visual and textual modes. mittal et al. [6] combinational cues from multiple simultaneous modes such as face, text, and speech. it can be seen that the fusion of information of multiple modes can achieve information supplement, improve the accuracy of prediction results, improve the robustness of prediction models, and make the final results more reliable. facial expression recognition is widely used in many fields, such as medicine, education, games, security and entertainment. in medicine, for example, doctors could use the technology to help identify what patients are really feeling when they can't accurately express their pain. in the field of education, teachers can analyze students' facial expressions to determine whether they truly understand what is being taught; in the entertainment industry, facial expression recognition can create more interactive and immersive experiences. however, facial expression recognition also has its challenges and issues, including accuracy, privacy concerns, and cultural differences. despite these challenges, we must also acknowledge that facial expression recognition offers great potential to enrich and enhance human-computer 57 interaction. 2. single mode facial expression recognition facial expression recognition based on single mode refers to emotion classification through the analysis and recognition of facial expression, which mainly relies on the data of the single mode of facial expression for analysis. first, we need to collect the data set, then preprocess the image, and then use machine learning or deep learning algorithms to recognize and determine the category of facial expressions. through these steps, we can effectively understand and interpret the emotional information conveyed by facial expressions. figure 1 shows the flow chart of facial expression recognition based on single mode. figure 1. single-mode facial expression recognition flow chart 2.1. correlation data set this paper lists common unimodal expression recognition data sets, and provides descriptions of their acquisition methods, sample numbers and annotated categories. some of the data sets listed in the table were collected under laboratory shooting. the common features of these data sets are small data size and clear frontal face images, whose annotations have been repeatedly confirmed by psychological experts. therefore, it is generally considered to be reliable, such as ck+ and jaffe. however, there are also data sets, such as raf-db and fer2013, which are large-scale data sets collected in uncontrolled environments, and the quality of these data sets is relatively low, which will be greatly affected by the subjective feelings of the tagger. common unimodal data sets are shown in table 1. table 1. common unimodal data sets dataset access sample quantity expression category fer2013[7] network collection 35887 7 ck+[8] laboratory shooting 593 8 jaffe[9] laboratory shooting 213 7 sfew2.0[10] video capture 1766 7 multi-pie [11] laboratory shooting 755370 6 bu-3dfe [12] laboratory shooting 2500 7 oulu-casia [13] laboratory shooting 2880 6 rafd[14] laboratory shooting 1608 7 kdef[15] laboratory shooting 4900 7 raf-db [16][17] network collection 29672 7+12 baum-1s [18] laboratory shooting 1222 8 rml[19] laboratory shooting 720 6 dfew[20] video capture 16372 7 current data sets are scarce in quantity and quality, and the data volume is small enough to train well on large deep network structures. the current lack of large-scale facial expression datasets with occlusive types and head pose labeling also affects the ability of deep networks to address gaps within larger classes and efficiently identify facial features. 2.2. recognition network the facial expression recognition method based on deep learning is applied to the facial expression recognition of static images and dynamic videos. due to the relative scarcity of video data sets and the difficulty in processing the relationship between frames, there are few methods to train video data sets on deep learning models, most of which are facial expression recognition of static images. the singlemode facial expression recognition method is shown in table 2. despite the exploration and research of these methods, the accuracy rate of facial expression recognition based on single mode is generally low, and it is still in the research stage and cannot be widely used in real life. therefore, we should continue to study and improve the recognition method, constantly optimize and improve the accuracy, so that it can be better applied to practical scenarios. table 2. the single-mode facial expression recognition method network model reference cnn+lstm+transformer [21] vgg+se [22] vgg19+cbam+ign+den [23] aren+csaf+ zonal loss [24] resnet+csam+gap [25] cbm-net [26] frr-cnn [27] squeezenext [28] shufflenetv3 [29] 3dresnet18 [30] resnet-vit [31] 3. multimodal facial expression recognition multi-modal facial expression recognition refers to the use of multiple information sources or multiple modal data for facial expression recognition and classification. facial expression recognition based on single mode only uses the information of the visual mode of facial expression for analysis. however, facial expressions are often accompanied by other modes of information, such as text, voice, movement, and eeg signals. therefore, multi-modal facial expression recognition uses the information relationship between different modes to improve the recognition accuracy and enhance the robustness. the methods of multimodal facial expression recognition mainly include two aspects: modal fusion and multimodal learning. modal fusion is the fusion of features of different modes, which can be either feature level fusion, decision level fusion, or hybrid. multimodal learning is to synthesize the information of different modes by means of joint modeling or joint training. the use of multi-modality can more comprehensively understand the emotional state of people and provide more accurate recognition results. although multimodal facial expression recognition faces challenges such as data set 58 acquisition, modal fusion, and model optimization, it has broad application prospects and can provide more possibilities and solutions for sentiment analysis, humancomputer interaction, virtual reality and other fields. figure 2 shows the flow chart of facial expression recognition based on multimode. figure 2. multimodal facial expression recognition flow chart 3.1. section headings several common multimodal data sets are summarized. in the following multimodal data sets, most of them have expression pictures or videos, assisted by one or more modes such as audio, text and eeg signals, so as to improve the recognition accuracy. the following data sets include laboratory collection, talk show collection, news video collection, natural environment recording, film and television clips, etc. among them, the data mode conforms to the representative meaning: video (v), physiological signal (ps), audio (a), text (t), body movement (bm), facial movement (fm), image (i), electroencephalogram(e) etc. common multimodal data sets are shown in table 3. table 3. common multimodal data sets dataset modality dataset access sample distribution expression category v, ps deap [32] laboratory shooting thirty-two test subjects 9 v, a, t casia [33] talk show collection 9,600 different sound fragments 6 v, a, bm, fm, t iemocap [34] laboratory shooting 12 hours of audio-visual data category + dimension v, a savee [35] laboratory shooting 480 recordings 7 t, i, a news rover sentiment [36] news video capture 929 videos 3 v, bm, a afew [37] natural environment recording 1,809 videos 7 3.2. recognition network there are many kinds of facial expression recognition methods based on multi-mode, among which the most important is the fusion between modes, modal fusion is divided into three ways: feature fusion, decision fusion and hybrid fusion. effective multi-modal fusion can share and complement information between different modes, and thus improve the accuracy of single mode recognition. the process of feature fusion is to integrate the corresponding features obtained from different modal data through feature extraction. this method can effectively learn the correlation and complementarity between different modal features. decision fusion is to use the output data obtained after the deep learning model is trained on different modal features as the input of the regression model in the next stage. hybrid fusion is a combination of feature-level fusion and decision-level fusion. the network model is very difficult. although it combines the advantages of feature fusion and decision fusion, it is relatively poor in practical application. table 4. the multimodal facial expression recognition method dataset modality network model reference v+a lbp+ random forest model [38] vggnet-19 [39] deep learning algorithm +gabor [40] v+e histogram equalization +lbp [41] bcn [42] rgb+3d(i) dfdn [43] the current facial expression recognition methods applied in bimodal and multi-modal are summarized as follows. there are many methods also studying multi-modal facial expression recognition. in this field, multi-modal recognition is challenging and innovative, and it will be widely used in the future. the multimodal facial expression recognition method is shown in table 4. 4. conclusion with the continuous improvement of computer processing power, deep learning network and fusion algorithm, expression recognition based on multi-modal data will be rapidly developed, but there are still some shortcomings in the progress, such as: (1) the multi-modal facial expression data set is seriously insufficient, and the distribution of data categories is unbalanced. at present, the data of each expression in the existing expression database is relatively small, and they are very deliberate, and the expression is not natural, there are certain differences with the expression in the natural situation, it is difficult to become a very accurate and effective data, and the dynamic sequence image is seriously lacking. category distribution happy, happy recognition rate is high, anger, contempt recognition rate is low. 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[43] xinwang li. human sentiment analysis with multimodal information fusion[d]. guangzhou: guangdong university of technology, 2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 107 an overview of hyperspectral image classification by data‐driven deep learning xiaochuan yu 1, *, mary b. ozdemir 2, m. k. joshie 2 1 college of electrical and information engineering, hunan university, changsha, 410082, china 2 school of geosciences, the university of sydney, sydney, nsw 2006, australia * corresponding author: xiaochuan yu (email: xiaochuan_you@163.com) abstract: hyperspectral imaging (hsi) in remote sensing is gaining significant attention due to its complexity, posing challenges for conventional machine learning in achieving accurate classification. the inherent nonlinear relationship between captured spectral information and materials further complicates hyperspectral imaging. deep learning has emerged as an effective tool for feature extraction, finding widespread applications in image processing tasks. motivated by its success, this survey integrates deep learning into hyperspectral imaging (hsi) classification, demonstrating commendable performance. the paper systematically reviews existing literature, providing a comparative analysis of strategies. primary challenges in hsi classification for traditional methods are outlined, emphasizing the advantages of deep learning. our framework categorizes works into three types: spectral-feature networks, spatial-feature networks, and spectral-spatial-feature networks, offering a comprehensive review of recent achievements and diverse approaches. considering limited training samples in remote sensing and substantial data requirements for deep networks, strategies to enhance classification performance are presented, offering valuable insights for future studies. experiments apply representative deep learning-based classification methods to real hsis, providing practical validation. the survey contributes to understanding the current landscape in deep learning-based hsi classification and lays a foundation for future research in this evolving field. keywords: hyperspectral; remote sensing; classification; imaging; deep networks. 1. introduction hyperspectral imaging (hsi), vital in remote sensing, captures electromagnetic spectrum data across visible to nearinfrared wavelengths. these images consist of numerous narrow spectral bands, each pixel representing a highdimensional vector denoting spectral reflectance[1, 2]. with the ability to discern subtle spectral differences, hyperspectral imaging finds broad applications. recent studies highlight hsi classification as a dynamic research area, facing challenges of large spatial variability in spectral signatures and limited training samples against high data dimensionality[3, 4]. factors like illumination changes and environmental conditions contribute to spatial variability, while limited samples impact classifier generalization. early hsi classification methods focused on spectral signatures, employing pixel-wise classifiers such as neural networks, support vector machines, and logistic regression. some methods incorporated feature extraction techniques like pca, ica, and lda. however, pixel-wise classifiers yielded unsatisfactory results due to neglecting spatial contexts. spatial features recently proved crucial for enhancing hyperspectral data representation and classification accuracies[5, 6]. increasingly, spectral-spatial features-based frameworks are developed, integrating spatial contextual information into pixel-wise classifiers. notably, techniques like extended morphological profiles (emps)[7], multiple kernel learning, and edge-preserving filtering[8] have been employed. in[9], spatial information from neighboring regions was incorporated into sparse representation models, recognizing that hyperspectral pixels often form linear combinations from the same class. spatial consistency was further explored by segmenting hsis into super pixels based on intensity or texture similarity[10]. while spectral-spatial methods demonstrated good performance, reliance on handcrafted or shallow descriptors limits their applicability in challenging scenarios. hand-crafted features, tailored for specific tasks, may lack the ability to discriminate subtle class variations or handle large intra-class variations. extracting more discriminative features is crucial for enhancing hsi classification. data-driven method, specifically the deep learning, is a growing trend in big data analysis, demonstrating breakthroughs in various computer vision tasks such as image classification[11-14], object detection, natural language processing[15], agricultural crop management[6] and financial risk prevention[14]. motivated by these successes, deep learning has been applied to hyperspectral image classification with notable performance. fig 1 illustrates the increasing publication trend in deep learning-based hsi classification, indicating continued exploration and research in this area. unlike traditional hand-crafted methods, deep learning extracts informative features automatically through hierarchical layers, starting with simple features like texture and edge information in earlier layers and progressing to more complex features in deeper layers. this automatic learning process makes deep learning well-suited for handling diverse situations. overall, deep learning is recognized as an effective feature extraction approach for hsi classification, with different networks focusing on extracting various feature types. 2. data-driven approach and models this section provides a brief overview of widely used deep network models in hsi classification, like stacked autoencoders (saes), deep belief networks (dbns), and generative adversarial networks (gans). the auto-encoder 108 (ae) is a fundamental component of the stacked ae (sae) [16-18]. an ae comprises one visible layer with d inputs, one hidden layer with l units, and one reconstruction layer with d units. training involves mapping x ∈ ird to h ∈ irl in the hidden layer. saes are formed by stacking multiple aes, connecting the output of one layer to the input of the next. fig 1. a general illustration of an sae connected with a subsequent logistic regression classifier the restricted boltzmann machine (rbm) serves as the fundamental unit in a layer-wise training model and is integral to constructing a deep belief network (dbn). to enhance the feature representation capability, multiple rbms can be stacked to form a dbn, creating a deep hierarchical representation of the training data. for classification purposes, a logistic regression layer can be added to the end of the dbn, forming a spectral classifier. in machine learning, two main model classes exist: generative approaches, which learn distribution parameters to generate new samples, and discriminative approaches, which model label dependence on training data (i.e., x) for predicting labels from data samples. gans, a recent model, consist of a generative model (g) and a discriminative model (d) [19]. these models are trained adversarially, with g generating fake inputs to resemble real ones, while d distinguishes between real and fake inputs. this adversarial competition ensures continuous and effective training of the discriminator. gan-based hsi classification framework means the generator g accepts hsi class labels (c) along with noise (z), and its output is defined accordingly. the discriminator d is trained using both real samples with class labels and fake data generated by g. 3. deep networks-based hsi classification deep learning, highly successful in computer vision[20], has been applied to hyperspectral image (hsi) classification in remote sensing[21], offering advantages over traditional hand-crafted features by automatically learning discriminative features from complex hyperspectral data. this capability addresses the challenge of large spatial variability in spectral signatures mentioned in section i. numerous deep networks have emerged, extracting diverse features such as spectral, spatial, and spectral-spatial features. this section systematically reviews deep learning-based hsi classification methods within a framework, categorizing deep networks into spectral-feature networks, spatial-feature networks, and spectral-spatial-feature networks. each network type is designed to extract specific features for subsequent classification, detailed in the following subsections. hyperspectral remote sensors typically provide hundreds of spectral bands, introducing redundancy in the data. directly exploring original spectral vectors results in high computational costs and reduced classification performance. while traditional spectral feature extraction methods like pca, ica, and lda [22] are effective, their simple linear processing struggles with the complex spectral properties of hsis. this section introduces the spectral-feature networks, a deep learning-based framework for extracting profound spectral features. previous research shows that incorporating spatial features enhances classification accuracies in his [23]. such research covers spatial-feature networks that leverage deep networks for extracting spatial features. to achieve accurate hsi classification, these learned spatial features are fused with spectral features extracted by other techniques. in[24], pca initially reduced the dimensionality of hyperspectral data, followed by the exploitation of spatial information using a 2-d cnn in the neighborhood region of the input pixel. this combination of pca and cnn not only extracted discriminative spatial features but also reduced computational costs. in a more advanced approach, liang et al. [68] introduced sparse representation to encode deep spatial features extracted by a cnn into low-dimensional sparse features, enhancing feature representation and classification accuracies. off-the-shelf cnns is used like alexnet and googlenet for extracting deep spatial features [25]. these features were then fused to train a multiplefeature-based classifier. a novel hsi classification framework, the deep multiscale spatial-spectral feature extraction algorithm, was presented in [26]. this approach utilized the pretrained fcn-8 to explore deep multiscale spatial structural information, followed by a weighted fusion mechanism to combine original spectral features and deep multiscale spatial features. the fused features were fed into a classifier for the final classification operation. rather than focusing solely on spectral or spatial features, spectral-spatial-feature networks aim to jointly extract deep spectral-spatial features for hsi classification. these features can be obtained through three approaches: 1) mapping lowlevel spectral-spatial features to high-level ones using deep networks; 2) directly extracting deep features from original data or principal components; 3) fusing separate deep spectral and spatial features. spectral-spatial-feature networks are categorized into preprocessing-based, integrated, and postprocessing-based networks. training deep networks requires a large number of samples, but remote sensing often has limited labeled data. this imbalance can lead to poor classification. strategies to address this issue include data augmentation, an intuitive method to generate new training samples from known ones. two main strategies for creating additional virtual samples are transformation-based and mixture-based sample generation. these methods will be discussed in detail in the following section. (1) transformation-based sample generation: due to the complex lighting conditions in hsis, objects of the same class in different locations may be affected by varying radiations. addressing this, virtual samples can be generated by transforming known samples, a method widely employed in [27]. specifically, given a known training sample xi, a new virtual sample y can be obtained through , where f is a transforming function (e.g., rotation, flipping, or mirroring), γ controls the weight of random gaussian noise (n) introduced through factors like neighboring pixel interactions or imaging errors. the newly generated virtual sample y shares the same class as xi and can be used for deep network training. (2) mixture-based sample generation in general, the objects of the same class usually show 109 similar spectral characteristics in a certain range. this phenomenon makes it possible to generate a virtual sample from two given samples of the same class. in [56], [78], the virtual sample y is the linear combination of two training samples and . while supervised feature learning has made significant strides in hsi classification, there is a pressing need for unsupervised or semi-supervised feature learning[28]. the primary goal of unsupervised/semi-supervised feature learning is to extract valuable features from unlabeled data. recent research efforts [29] have focused on developing robust and effective unsupervised/semi-supervised feature learning frameworks based on deep learning for hsi classification. in unsupervised/semi-supervised deep feature learning, the top flowchart extracts informative features from unlabeled data in an unsupervised manner. the deep network, structured as an encoder-decoder paradigm, learns without using label information. additionally, the classification performance can be enhanced by transferring the trained network and fine-tuning it on the labeled dataset, as shown at the bottom of the flowchart in fig. 2. fig 2. illustration of unsupervised/semi-supervised feature learning associated with deep learning. the top part represents the unsupervised deep feature learning, and the bottom part illustrates the semi-supervised way for feature learning. 4. experimental strategy this section comprises comprehensive experiments focusing on some key aspects. firstly, it is the advantages of deep learning over traditional methods in hsi classification through a series of designed experiments. secondly, we systematically compare the classification performance of recent state-of-the-art deep learning approaches. the visualization of learned deep features and network weights is conducted to gain insights into the "black box" nature of the models. deep learning is often considered a black box, with internal network details remaining unclear in many applications. however, understanding these internal features is crucial for analyzing network performance and refining deep architectures. in this section, we use the salinas dataset to visualize deep features. the weights of various convolutional kernels in the first layer are initially random. after training, the weight distribution becomes more regular, showcasing distinct textural features. for instance, the weights in the first kernel exhibit a gradual decrease from the left to the right side, a pattern divergent from randomly initialized weights[30]. early convolution layers extract simple features like texture and edges, which are then composed into more complex high-level features through deeper layers. the automatic learning process makes cnns well-suited for handling diverse situations. 5. conclusion data-driven deep learning-based hyperspectral image (hsi) classification has gained significant attention in remote sensing, exhibiting commendable performance compared to traditional hand-crafted feature-based methods. this survey introduces key deep models like sae, dbn, cnn, rnn, and gan commonly used for hsi classification. it offers a unified framework for a comprehensive overview of existing deep learning-based methodologies, categorizing them into spectral-feature networks, spatial-feature networks, and spectral-spatial-feature networks. the comparison of traditional and deep learning-based hsi classification methods reveals the superior performance of deep learning methods, with the dffn, incorporating residual learning and feature fusion, achieving the best results. visualization of deep features and network weights aids in performance analysis and architectural design. considering the limitation of available training samples in remote sensing, strategies to enhance classification performance are explored, with experiments confirming the efficacy of these approaches. residual learning stands out as the most effective strategy, providing valuable insights for future studies in this field. references [1] s. gui, r. qin, y. tang, sat2lod2: a software for automated lod-2 modeling from satellite-derived orthophoto and digital surface model, arxiv preprint arxiv:2204.04139 (2022). 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provide insights into data security and privacy in big data, examining future technological prospects and challenges. keywords: big data; data security; privacy protection; data breaches; encryption technologies. 1. introduction in the context of the significant data era, the issues of data security and privacy protection are becoming increasingly prominent. much data is collected, stored, and analyzed for business, scientific research, and social activities. then, how to ensure the security of these data and the protection of personal privacy has become an important issue that we cannot compare. this text discusses the current state of research, challenges, and future research directions in data security and privacy protection while exploring big data. firstly, we review the research progress of data security and privacy protection from the 1960s to the present. throughout history, we can see that technologies and strategies have evolved to meet the ever-changing security challenges. we pay special attention to the current data security challenges in the context of big data, such as the security of data storage, the security of data transmission, and novel attack strategies and threats. secondly, this paper explores privacy protection issues in the big data environment. including how data aggregation may lead to privacy leakage, how big data analytics may violate individual privacy, and privacy protection issues in cross-platform and cross-device environments. the paper will also discuss existing solution strategies and technologies, including data encryption techniques, privacy protection frameworks, and legal and ethical measures. finally, it will examine possible technological challenges and suggest research recommendations and directions. through this paper, we hope to provide valuable references and insights for data security and privacy protection research. 2. an overview of data security and privacy before the age of big data 2.1. security considerations for early computer systems in the 1960s and 1970s, the emergence and development of computer technology caused a great deal of concern about data security. during this period, the military and significant enterprises primarily used computers for data processing. firstly, to prevent illegal invasion, take appropriate protection measures to protect the computer hardware from being damaged or stolen. secondly, we protect sensitive and essential data stored on computers by setting access rights, which ensures that only authorized personnel can access and use the computer system. in addition, administrators need to monitor and record system access activities to track and analyze security problems as they arise [1]. in addition, during this period, cryptography has also made significant progress. cryptography is a technique for protecting information from access and tampering by unauthorized third parties. in 1976, diddie and hellman first introduced the concept of public key cryptography, which marked a new stage in cryptography[2]. public key cryptography allows the sender and receiver of a message to securely exchange information without directly exchanging keys. it greatly enhanced the security of data transmission and laid the foundation for the later development of digital signatures, digital certificates, and other technologies. the early data security and cryptography preliminary during the 1960s-1970s laid the foundation for data security and privacy protection research. 2.2. the rise of databases and security issues in the 1980s, with the rapid development of computer technology, databases became popular. during this period, database management systems (dbms) became essential for storing and retrieving data. however, data security and privacy issues began to emerge with the development and widespread use of databases. research has shown that the design of early database systems was primarily concerned with their functionality and efficiency, while consideration of security was conspicuously absent [3]. they led to many security hazards, such as unauthorized access, leakage of data, and misuse. in 1982, a study by denning pointed out that data security must deal with confidentiality, integrity, and availability [4]. insufficient security protocols and encryption techniques left databases vulnerable to severe security threats during this period. in addition, data security research in the 1980s revealed initial privacy concerns. with increased personal data, protecting individual privacy became a focal point. in 1987, miller emphasized the importance of personal data protection and proposed early frameworks for data privacy designed to 30 ensure the appropriate use of data and prevent unauthorized data leakage[5]. nonetheless, the technology was insufficient to protect data privacy at that time and remains an important research topic today. meanwhile, the emergence of computer viruses in the 1980s posed new challenges to data security. computer viruses are self-replicating programs that can spread unknowingly, corrupting data and software systems; cohen first coined the term "computer virus" in his seminal 1987 paper and showed how viruses can affect computer systems[6]. miller emphasized the importance of personal data protection in the same year and proposed an early data privacy framework designed to ensure appropriate use of data and prevent unauthorized data leakage[5]. the popularity of databases and the emergence of computer viruses prompted security researchers to consider how to protect data from malware and develop appropriate security measures. 2.3. initial internet and the security issues it raises in the 1990s, the rapid rise of the internet revolutionized data exchange methods and simultaneously created unprecedented challenges in data security and privacy protection. during this period, a full-scale information infrastructure development enabled individuals and organizations to share data at an unprecedented speed and scale. at the same time, discussions about protecting the privacy and sensitive information of individuals transmitted online became increasingly important [7]. with the rise of ecommerce and the online circulation of personal information, data privacy issues have become a hot topic in social, legal, and technical research[8]. the popularization of the internet has also brought with it the requirement for a framework of data privacy protection laws, which has prompted many countries to start developing relevant laws and regulations. for example, the european union adopted the data protection directive in 1995 to harmonize privacy protection among member states [9]. the enactment of these laws and directives reflects the respect for individuals' right to privacy and the importance of data security. despite these legal protections, however, privacy violations continue to occur. studies have pointed out that technological advances have made collecting and analyzing personal data more leisurely, but privacy protections still need to catch up [10]. as a result, research in the 1990s emphasized the importance of establishing more stringent privacy protection measures and technologies to ensure the security of personal information in cyberspace. 3. exploring security and privacy protection issues in the context of big data data security and privacy protection have seen significant technological advances and regulatory developments with the rise of big data in the 21st century. 3.1. the rise of big data and the development of related technologies in the 2000s, the world entered the era of big data, a period characterized by explosive growth in the volume of data and a significant increase in data processing power. to address the security challenges posed by big data, advanced cryptography research became a significant focus in the 2000s. researchers discovered more sophisticated encryption algorithms to secure data and designed more efficient critical management systems for large-scale data environments[11]. during this period, research emphasized the central role of cryptography in protecting personal and business data, especially in the context of the increasing frequency of ecommerce and online communication. by the 2010s, and especially in 2012, the proliferation of mobile devices and the internet of things (lot) brought a new dimension to the collection and analysis of data. the widespread use of these technologies meant that data could be generated for almost any everyday activity, sparking a new debate on privacy protection. against this backdrop, the european general data protection regulation (gdpr) was adopted in 2016 and came into force in 2018, marking a significant advancement in privacy protection reasoning. the gdpr strengthens the rights of data subjects and imposes new requirements on how businesses process personal data [12]. moving into the 2020s, the development of artificial intelligence (ai) has once again changed the landscape of data security, and privacy protection technologies, particularly machine learning and deep learning, are beginning to be widely used for data analysis and processing, which pose new threats to individual privacy. meanwhile, the potential development of quantum computing heralds challenges for traditional cryptography. the high speed and strong computational power of quantum computing may break current encryption techniques, which researchers explore new quantum-secure cryptographic methods[13]. 3.2. data security challenges and privacy protection issues in the context of big data organizations and individuals face many challenges in protecting data and privacy in a big data environment. one of the most critical issues is the storage of large amounts of data, which is increasingly moving to cloud-based services[14]. while this contributes to operational efficiency and data transfer, it also increases the likelihood of security breaches, so organizations must adopt strict security protocols to mitigate risks[14]. in addition, data security governance is undergoing a global evolution, with countries and economic blocs increasing legislation to protect personal data. this evolution responds to big data's emerging and anticipated complexity, which requires a robust governance framework to ensure data security[15]. existing data protection laws face significant challenges in adapting to the digital age. by its very nature, big data poses substantial and challenging questions for privacy law. the public has benefited enormously from internet technology. however, at the same time, it has gained significant benefits from internet technology and has also encountered potential privacy breaches that may affect personal data [16]. in the context of big data, key privacy and security attributes have been identified, which include confidentiality, integrity, accessibility, privacy preservability, and accountability. ensuring these attributes in extensive data systems is critical to effectively addressing security and privacy challenges [17]. in addition, extensive data security and privacy present many technical challenges. they include the need to perform 31 secure computation in distributed programming frameworks, establish security best practices for non-relational data sources, ensure secure data storage and transaction logging, implement endpoint input validation/filtering, perform realtime security/compliance monitoring, and create scalable privacy-preserving data mining and analytics [18]. 3.3. solution strategies and available technical support the exploration of security and privacy protections in the context of big data includes a variety of strategies and technical support to mitigate the inherent risks. in an era when businesses and governments are amassing vast amounts of data, the potential for privacy violations grows significantly when that data is associated with individuals and applied in unexpected ways long after it is collected. traditional privacy controls, such as consent or de-identification, must be revised to deal with the complexity of technologies that exploit the breadth and depth of available data [19]. privacy mechanisms protect data in the big data lifecycle— generation, storage, and processing. access restriction and data falsification during the era, using tools like socketpuppet or mask, prevent personal data identification. in storage, encryption such as ibe, abe, and storage path encryption, along with hybrid clouds, secure data. processing involves ppdp and anonymization through generalization and suppression to maintain privacy. the big data context demands frameworks for large, fast, and diverse data, with formal methodologies and privacy conformance testing, particularly in the etl process, to ensure ongoing confidentiality [20]. during the covid-19 pandemic, countries implemented various surveillance technologies to track and monitor individuals to prevent the spread of the virus, raising significant privacy and security concerns. solutions to these challenges include ensuring that data is collected, processed, transmitted, stored, and accessed securely in compliance with established regulations such as the gdpr. for example, attackers could repurpose automated contact tracking applications to target users with security challenges, such as jamming and eavesdropping attacks. several technological measures, such as bluetooth-based self-isolation and contacttracking applications, have been employed. however, these technologies, including drone surveillance and closed-circuit television with facial recognition, have sparked debate about privacy invasion and possible data misuse [21]. 4. future outlook 4.1. forecasting possible future technological challenges as big data continues to expand, the issues of data security and privacy protection are becoming more pronounced. in the future, we will face several critical technological challenges: first, the rise of quantum computing signals that existing encryption algorithms may soon become obsolete. quantum computers utilize quantum bits for their operations, and they have a significant speed advantage over traditional computers for solving specific types of problems. in particular, when it comes to breaking encryption algorithms, quantum computers can accomplish tasks quickly that would be nearly impossible for traditional computers to solve. this ability directly threatens the security of data transmission and storage. therefore, as described by mosca, developing encryption techniques that can withstand the attacks of quantum computers, such as quantum key distribution (qkd) and postquantum cryptography, has become an urgent research topic[22]. second, the deep integration of big data analytics and artificial intelligence (ai) is advancing. this combination brings unprecedented convenience but also raises concerns about privacy leakage. ai algorithms usually need to process large amounts of personal data to train models and improve accuracy, directly involving handling and protecting sensitive information. as pointed out, to use this data without violating users' privacy, researchers must design new data processing algorithms, such as utilizing differential privacy techniques and homomorphic encryption to ensure data security during use[23]. third, the proliferation of internet of things (iot) devices has led to an exponential growth in data points. these devices continuously generate data from environmental sensors to home security systems. the increasing complexity of managing these massive data points, as described in alfuqaha, places new demands on data collection, storage, and analysis. requires more robust data processing capabilities and more precise security protocols to protect these data from misuse[24]. finally, the issue of cross-border data flows is becoming more complex. in the context of globalization, cross-border data flows have become the norm. however, data protection laws and practices vary significantly across countries, which, as greenleaf points out, can lead to compliance risks, impede the free flow of data, and impact firms' international operations [25]. in light of these challenges, researchers and policymakers must collaborate to create new technological solutions and policy frameworks that effectively protect data security and privacy in the era of big data. they include enhancing data encryption technologies, developing data minimization principles, promoting the harmonization of international data protection standards, and increasing public awareness and protection of data privacy rights and interests. only in this way can we ensure that technological advances do not come at the expense of fundamental privacy rights and security. 4.2. future research directions and technology applications according to the development history of data security and privacy protection, the following research directions and technological applications are likely in the future. the development of quantum-resistant algorithms has become an urgent need in data security. states that as quantum computers advance, they have the potential to break existing encryption techniques, which may make the widely used public critical encryption infrastructure (pki) insecure. for this reason, researchers are exploring new cryptographic techniques based on quantum mechanical principles[22]. one of them is quantum key distribution (qkd), a technique that utilizes the uncertainty of quantum states to generate and share theoretically unbreakable keys. in addition, the development of post-quantum cryptography, those algorithms that remain secure even in the presence of quantum computers, is being accelerated in research and standardization to ensure that data transmission remains secure in the future. propose that differential privacy protects an individual's privacy while permitting the extraction of useful information[23]. meanwhile, homomorphic encryption enables the 32 manipulation of encrypted data without decryption, allowing data analysis without exposing the content. additionally, secure multi-party computing (smpc) enables multiple parties to collaborate on computational tasks without disclosing their individual input information. these technologies are critical for utilizing big data while maintaining privacy. in the internet of things (iot) space, data security and integrity face new challenges as the number of devices proliferates. emphasized that end-to-end encryption protects data transmitted between devices from being stolen by third parties[24]. adaptive security architecture can dynamically adjust security policies according to changes in the network environment. meanwhile, distributed ledger technologies such as blockchain can verify and record transactions across multiple nodes, providing data integrity assurance that does not rely on a central authority. cross-border data flows greenleaf suggests the importance of international legal harmonization. differences in laws and standards between countries can lead to compliance issues for cross-border data flows[25]. promoting an international framework similar to the eu's general data protection regulation (gdpr) can promote the free flow of data while protecting individual privacy. finally, data ethics and governance are critical topics in the era of big data. as the uses and influence of data continue to expand, we must ensure the appropriate use of data and the protection of individual privacy. research on establishing a practical data governance framework, ensuring transparency and accountability in data processing, and enhancing ethical training for data users are all critical directions for current and future research. 5. conclusion 5.1. key developments and conclusions of this paper this paper discusses the challenges and developments in data security and privacy protection in the context of big data. the abstract emphasizes the opportunities and challenges posed by the explosion of data across industries and the ensuing public concerns about privacy and security. the introduction reviews historical advances in the field, setting the stage for discussing current challenges (e.g., securing data storage and transmission) and new threats from big data. the paper adopts a historical structure, beginning with early considerations of computer system security in the 1960s and 1970s, through the rise of databases and related security issues in the 1980s, to initial concerns about internet privacy in the 1990s. at its core, the paper delves into the rise of big data in the 2000s and the ensuing technological developments to address security challenges. the paper also discusses the european union's general data protection regulation (gdpr) as an essential step in privacy protection and the impact of artificial intelligence and quantum computing on data security. this paper identifies key challenges to data security and privacy protection in the big data environment, such as the storage of massive amounts of data, global data security management, and compliance with existing data protection laws. the paper also explores existing strategies and technologies to address these challenges, including cryptography, privacy-preserving frameworks, and the potential use of anti-quantum algorithms. the paper predicts significant technological challenges, such as the threat of quantum computing to current encryption technologies, the integration of artificial intelligence and big data analytics, the proliferation of iot devices, and the complexity of cross-border data flows. the conclusion calls for researchers and policymakers to collaborate to develop new technological solutions and policy frameworks to ensure adequate data security and privacy protection in the era of big data. research directions and technological applications proposed for the future include the development of quantumresistant algorithms, enhanced privacy-preserving techniques (e.g., differential privacy and homomorphic encryption), and the importance of international legal harmonization to address compliance issues in cross-border data flows. the paper highlights the need for strong data governance and ethical guidelines in the big data era to maintain transparency, accountability, and privacy protection. 5.2. limitations of the study although this study offers essential insights into data security and privacy protection within the context of big data, researchers must consider the following limitations when interpreting the findings: limitations in the scope of the literature: the literature selection might limit itself to publications from a specific period, potentially excluding more recent studies. in addition, studies from specific regions or institutions may not be easily accessible due to language limitations, resulting in the exclusion of these studies. this selection may leave out essential insights or data, leading to biased analysis. inconsistency of findings: researchers must carefully analyze and explain any discrepancies when they encounter inconsistent or contradictory findings in source studies. such inconsistencies may stem from different research assumptions, choice of methodology, sample characteristics, or other uncontrolled variables. the inconsistency may create a snag in the review's conclusions and require careful analysis. subjectivity and methodological constraints: researchers may choose references with a conscious or unconscious preference that reflects their research interests, theoretical strengths, or personal views on specific findings. such selection may lead to overestimation or neglect of specific research results, affecting the objectivity and balance of the review. at the same time, the literature screening may be harsh or lax, the quality assessment may need to be more comprehensive, and the data synthesis methods may need to deal with the heterogeneity of the research findings adequately. these limitations highlight the challenges of the current research field and point to improvement paths for future research. 5.3. implications and recommendations for future research in today's data-driven era, the wave of big data is constantly hitting the dikes of data security and privacy protection. as we enter a more highly connected world, unprecedented risks expose our personal information, corporate data, and national security. for this reason, it is vital to start building a more robust security and privacy protection system to address these challenges. this paper explores how future research can provide new insights and recommendations for data security and privacy protection from a multidimensional perspective. 33 first, a strengthened data governance framework is the cornerstone of ensuring data security and compliance. future research should explore in depth how to build and improve data governance models, including but not limited to strict monitoring of data classification, storage, processing, and destruction. in addition, advancing technological innovation and application is a powerful means to ensure data security. emerging encryption technologies, anonymization means, data access control mechanisms, and utilizing blockchain technology should be the focus of future research. at the same time, we cannot ignore the intersection of law, ethics, and technology. a multidisciplinary convergence of research directions will be vital in developing a comprehensive data protection strategy. it is equally important for individual users to raise their awareness of privacy protection, which requires future research to develop effective educational methods and tools. under the intelligence trend, how to use artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to detect and prevent data security threats is another major hotspot for future research. international cooperation is also crucial in this process, especially in developing regulatory frameworks for cross-border data flows and harmonized data security and privacy protection standards. in response to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, research should focus on developing strategies to counter advanced persistent threats (apts) and other malicious activities. at the same time, an economic benefits assessment of privacy-protecting technologies will help balance cost and privacy and promote investment by businesses and organizations. future research should also focus on establishing and maintaining sustainable security policies. finally, developing ethical and privacy impact assessment methods will ensure that the development of big data technologies and applications does not erode social ethics and individual privacy. in summary, these multi-faceted insights and suggestions provide a clear research direction for future researchers and point out the path forward for the development of the entire field of data security and privacy protection. 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(2017). global data privacy laws 2017: 120 national data privacy laws, including indonesia and turkey. privacy laws & business international report, 145. 14-18. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 40 design of photovoltaic solar panel intelligent tracking system based on 51 single chip microcomputer kaicheng liang, luotao yan *, weixin wei, liangjie qiao, hao wang meiga polytechnic institute hubei, xiaogan hubei, 432017, china * corresponding author: luotao yan (email: 1198779263@qq.com) abstract: with the continuous development of renewable energy, photovoltaic power generation as an important clean energy, has been widely concerned. at present, due to the fixed position of the photovoltaic generation version after installation, it cannot follow the sun to move, making the utilization efficiency of solar energy is low. in this paper, an intelligent tracking system for photovoltaic solar panels based on 51 microcontroller is designed. the system compares the light intensity in real time by installing photoresistors on the left and right sides of the solar panels to determine the best position and control the stepper motor to rotate in this direction, so as to effectively improve the utilization efficiency of solar energy. keywords: photovoltaic solar panels; 51 single-chip microcomputer; photoresistor; stepper motor; light intensity tracking. 1. introduction this system aims to realize the automatic light tracing function of photovoltaic power generation panel by comparing the light intensity of four photoresistors, so as to improve the efficiency of photovoltaic power generation. the photovoltaic light tracking system is shown in figure 1. figure 1. photovoltaic light tracking system physical picture 2. principle of photovoltaic tracking system 2.1. system composition 2.1.1. photovaristor photoresistor, referred to as photoresistor or photosensitive element, is a resistance element that is sensitive to changes in light, and its resistance value changes with changes in light intensity. generally, the resistance value of the photoresistor is higher when there is no light or the light is weak. however, when the light intensity is increased, the resistance value will decrease significantly. this characteristic makes photoresistor widely used in photoelectric sensor, lighting control, photovoltaic power generation, security system and other fields. this system is mainly installed in the photovoltaic power generation panel on the upper and lower left and right four directions of the photoresistor is used to compare the light intensity of the four directions, respectively called: the photoresistor (l1); lower photoresistor (l2); left photoresistor (l3); right photoresistor (l4). the real thing is shown in figure 2: figure 2. photoresistor layout diagram 2.1.2. analog to digital module the system uses pcf8591 chip [1] to convert the analog voltage signal of photoresistor output into digital signal for single-chip microcomputer processing. pcf8591 is an application in the circuit as shown in figure 3: figure 3. pcf8591 chip circuit diagram 41 the pcf8591 is an integrated 8-bit analog-to-digital converter (a/d converter) and digital-to-analog converter (d/a converter) chip that is widely used in a variety of embedded systems and measurement devices. it communicates with the microcontroller through i2c bus, which has a relatively simple interface and high flexibility. the following is an overview of the main features and functions of the pcf8591: (1) 8-bit resolution: the pcf8591 can convert analog signals to 8-bit digital signals, which is suitable for many lowto-medium precision applications. (2) multi-channel input: provide 4 analog input channels, support 4 independent channels for a/d conversion, can monitor a variety of analog signals at the same time. (3) d/a conversion: built-in an 8-bit digital-to-analog converter, which can convert the digital signal to the corresponding analog voltage, suitable for signal generation. (4) i2c interface: the i2c (inter-integrated circuit) communication protocol can be used to exchange data with the microcontroller through two pins (sda and scl), which is easy to implement and expand. (5) user programmable address: through pin configuration, different i2c addresses can be set to connect multiple pcf8591 devices on the same bus. (6) simple control instructions: with a simple and easy-touse command control mode, allowing data reading and writing through i2c instructions. 2.1.3. single chip microcomputer stc89c51 mcu [2] is a powerful and flexible microcontroller widely used in embedded systems. the stc89c51 has 32 programmable i/o ports (p0, p1, p2, p3) that can be used to connect to external devices. each i/o port can be configured independently in input or output mode. the circuit diagram is shown in figure 4: figure 4. mcu circuit diagram this system mainly uses stc89c51 microcontroller to obtain digital signals of four photoresistors, compare the light intensity, and control the motor rotation. 2.1.4. motor drive module the motor drive module used in this system is uln2803 motor drive chip, which is used to drive the forward and reverse of the motor and is connected to the output of the single chip microcomputer. figure 5. motor drive circuit diagram the design of the uln2803 enables it to drive relatively high current devices through low-level control signals and is therefore a common motor drive solution in microcontrollers or single-chip systems [3]. the working principle is relatively simple, usually when the input receives a high-level signal, the built-in npn transistor is switched on, and the output is switched from a high impedance state to a low impedance state, so that external loads (such as motors, relays) are energized. main features: (1) multi-channel drive: the uln2803 has 8 independent drive channels, which can control multiple loads at the same time, making it very convenient when driving multiple actuators. (2) high current output: the maximum output current of each output channel can reach 500 ma and can withstand voltages up to 50 v, which makes it possible to drive most small motors and relays. (3) built-in protection function: uln2803 built-in free wheel diode can effectively protect the circuit to prevent damage to the integrated circuit due to the reverse electromotive force of the motor or relay. (4) low input current: each channel at the input requires only a few milliamps of current to drive the output, which makes it more convenient to directly connect with the microcontroller. (5) a variety of packaging forms: the common packaging forms of uln2803 include dip (dual in-line package) and smd (surface mount), which is convenient for different pcb design needs. 2.1.5. electric machine figure 6. stepper motor physical picture this system uses stepper motor to control rotation. stepper motor is an actuator that converts electrical pulse into angular displacement. generally speaking: when the stepper driver receives a pulse signal, it drives the stepper motor to rotate a 42 fixed angle (stepping angle) in the set direction. the angular displacement can be controlled by controlling the pulse, so as to achieve the purpose of accurate positioning. at the same time, the speed and acceleration of the motor can be controlled by controlling the pulse frequency, so as to achieve the purpose of speed regulation. the physical picture of the stepper motor is shown in figure 6. motor 1 in the system: used to control the up and down direction of the photovoltaic power generation panel; motor 2: used to control the left and right direction of the photovoltaic power generation panel. 2.2. system working principle 2.2.1. light intensity (1) four photoresistors constantly detect the surrounding light intensity and output the corresponding analog signal. (2) the analog signal is converted to digital through adc (analog-to-digital converter) and input to the mcu. 2.2.2. comparison of light intensity the microcontroller receives the digital output of four photoresistors and compares them: (1) upper and lower comparison: if the value of the upper photoresistor (l1) is greater than the value of the lower photoresistor (l2), it indicates that the upper light is stronger, and the single-chip microcomputer drives the motor 1 reverse; if the value of the lower photoresistor (l2) is greater than the value of the upper photoresistor (l1), the motor 1 is in positive rotation. (2) left-right comparison: if the value of the left photoresistor (l3) is greater than the value of the right photoresistor (l4), it indicates that the left side of the light is stronger, and the single-chip microcomputer drives the motor 2 forward rotation; if the value of the right photoresistor (l4) is greater than the value of the left photoresistor (l3), the motor 2 is reversed. (3) motor control: according to the results of comparison, the single chip microcomputer changes the direction of rotation of the motor by controlling the motor drive module. motor 1 adjust the pitch angle of the photovoltaic panel according to the comparison of the upper and lower light intensity; motor 2 adjust the orientation of the photovoltaic panel according to the comparison of the left and right light intensity. 3. software design 3.1. software design idea (1) system initialization: configure the adc (analog to digital conversion) module to read the photoresistor signal and initialize the control port. (2) light intensity reading: periodically read the status of the four photoresistors and convert them into digital signals. (3) compare the light intensity: compare the strength of the upper and lower photoresistors to control the rotation direction of motor 1. compare the intensity of the left and right photoresistors to control the rotation direction of motor 2. (4) motor control: according to the comparison of light intensity, the motor is controlled by the single chip microcomputer to reverse or turn forward. (5) repeat the above steps. 3.2. programming flow chart according to the above process, 51 mcu control program diagram is written, and the corresponding program is written, and the photoresistor data acquisition and stepper motor control logic is realized. figure 7. main program flow chart 4. experiment and result field experiments are carried out by setting up a photovoltaic solar panel tracking system. according to the change of light intensity in different time periods and different weather conditions, it can be observed that the stepper motor constantly rotates in the direction of the strongest light intensity, indicating that the system can effectively respond to changes in external light. the intelligent tracking system of photovoltaic solar panel based on 51 single chip microcomputer designed in this paper can effectively improve the utilization efficiency of solar energy through real-time monitoring of photoresistor and intelligent control of stepper motor. in the future, the system can be further optimized to add more flexible multi-axis tracking capabilities and energy management strategies. references [1] wang yongbin. design of data collector and waveform generator based on pcf8591 single chip [j]. modern industrial economy and information technology, 2023, 13 (5): 105-107. the doi: 10.16525 / j. carol carroll nki. 14-1362 / n. 2023. 05. 036. 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[3] guo hao, zhao shuzhong. stepper motor control based on mcu [j]. mechanical engineering & automation, 2018, (01): 169-170+173. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 19 blowout fluid velocity measurement method based on high-speed sequence images zijian teng, he zhang school of mechatronic engineering, southwest petroleum university, chengdu sichuan, 610500, china abstract: given the high-temperature and high-pressure environment after the blowout, the staff usually cannot calculate and analyze various blowout parameters at close range and thus take effective measures to control accidents quickly. in this paper, a blowout fluid velocity measurement method is proposed based on high-speed sequence images, and simulation experiments are conducted. the scene conditions of blowout accidents are simulated and analyzed. on this basis, cameras are adopted to shoot a large number of simulated blowout fluid videos from different angles under outdoor conditions. afterward, the video is converted into a multi-frame image, and the blowout fluid image feature point detection and extraction model are established based on the orb (oriented fast and rotated brief) algorithm. on the feature points extracted by the model, the gms algorithm is used to match the features of the blowout fluid images in the front and back frames. additionally, the wrong matching points are eliminated using the ransac (random sample consensus) algorithm, and the obtained feature point pairs are employed into the flow velocity calculation model for flow velocity calculation. the results demonstrate that the measured fluid velocity is more accurate. the method proposed in this study can provide reliable data support for early blowout emergency rescue. keywords: blowout velocity; image recognition; feature matching; pinhole imaging; velocity calculation. 1. introduction generally, the operating environment of deep oil wells is extremely complex, with many unknown risks and changes. these factors reinforce the difficulty of mining in deep well environments. safety risks are increasing with the increasing social demand for oil and natural gas and the continuous expansion of exploration and development fields. the occurrence of blowout accidents severely damages oil and gas resources, causes environmental pollution, and easily leads to fires, casualties, equipment damage, and even the scrapping of oil and gas wells. these also disrupt the normal production order [1,2]. when the blowout occurred, it is in a hightemperature and high-pressure environment with violent and harmful reactions. hence, the staff are unable to calculate and analyze various blowout parameters at close range and take effective measures to control the accident quickly. in other words, in-depth research on measurement techniques and equipment such as blowout fluid parameters should be conducted in-depth research on measurement techniques and equipment such as blowout fluid parameters, which is of great significance for early blowout emergency rescue [3-6]. dong et al. carried out the research investigated on the equilibrium state of the underwater emergency sealing device, and simulated the analysis model, and obtained revealed the relationship between its flow velocity and the lifting force [7]. jia et al. utilized the ultrasonic time-of-flight method to measure the fluid flow, demonstrating that the ultrasonic propagation time and the horizontal component of the propagation displacement were inversely and directly proportional to the flow velocity, respectively. they also calibrated the flow measurements using the tangent of refraction versus ultrasonic transit time [8]. wang et al. designed a fluid flow rate measurement system based on the lms least mean square algorithm and a single-chip microcomputer as the main controller, and verified the feasibility of the system with actual test results [9]. li et al. theoretically and numerically studied the lift-off distance and blowout limit of the boundary layer diffusion flame, and deduced the explicit solution of the flame lift-off distance and critical blowout limit [10]. based on the robot volume ptv measurement method, c jux et al. proposed an experimental method to measure the time-averaged fluid flow pressure on the surface of a general three-dimensional object for evaluating the pressure distribution on the surface of the object [11]. sara rashed et al. established a new approach to measure each component in oil-gas-water mixtures by deploying devices such as biplane electrical resistance tomography sensors, gradient pressure gauges, and flow density meters, so as to estimate fluid volumetric flow rates. they further deduce the water content and gas volume fraction based on the method [12]. with cameras, wu zhou et al. obtained the size and position of each imaged droplet using the depth-from-focus method and introduced a simple algorithm to estimate the size and position from the twocamera images. the effect of the algorithm on the sensitivity of various system parameters was investigated through simulations using synthetic images, measurements with calibrated equipment, and measurements performed in a sparse spray [13]. moreover, b. rengel et al. presented an advanced equation to predict the self-extinguishing conditions of jet flames after blowout accidents and verified that it can determine the extinguishing speed of jet flames involving various gas fuels, wind conditions, flow regimes, and directions [14]. bang et al. researched the effect of pressure on the characteristics of the rising flame in the coflow of propane fuel, discovering that the flame rising height, ground clearance height, and ejection velocity all decreased to varying degrees as the test pressure decreased [15]. after the fluid is ejected, the ground staff cannot approach and detect fluid parameters owing to the strong pressure and high temperature of the formation. moreover, there is currently no instrument that can measure the blowout velocity at close range. in this paper, a blowout fluid velocity measurement method based on high-speed sequence images was proposed to quickly measure the flow velocity of blowout 20 fluid in the early stage of blowout accidents. this provides suggestions for well site staff to rapidly judge dangerous situations. 2. fluid jet flow analysis and research ideas 2.1. analysis of fluid jet flow movement generally, free jets have the property of jetting into bundles, and a bundled jet is formed above the spout. there is a large velocity gradient between the ejected fluid and the surrounding medium, and momentum exchange occurs between fluid particles and between adjacent fluid particles. the momentum of the free jet along the length direction remains unchanged, indicating that after the mass point of the ejected medium collides with the surrounding medium, the collided mass point obtains momentum and moves, though the momentum decreases. as a result, the sum of the momentum of the two remains constant. the reduction of kinetic energy is caused by the collision between the fastmoving gas and the slow-moving medium that is driven up, where the lost kinetic energy is converted into heat. as the height and diameter of the jet increase, the jet transfers part of its momentum to the incoming fluid, and thus the velocity of the jet gradually decreases. eventually, all the momentum of the jet disappears in the space fluid [16]. in order to simplify the complex medium motion of well jet flow, subsequent experiments used water flow to replace the well jet fluid. after the blowout jet forms a stable flow state, its jet shape and flow velocity distribution are illustrated in figure 1. initial stage basic stage fluid flow core area spout d inner boundary outer boundary turning section 0v x fluid source fig 1. velocity distribution of well jet flow in figure 1, the jet boundary is regarded as a linear diffusion interface according to the statistical average significance. the velocity evolution process of the water jet is that the water flow is ejected from the spout with a diameter d at the initial velocity 𝑉0. when it moves along the x-axis for a certain distance, momentum exchange occurs between fluid particles, the jet boundary gradually widens, the velocity of the main body of the jet attenuates, and thus the area that still maintains the initial velocity gradually becomes smaller. these results are induced by the large velocity gradient between the ejected fluid and the surrounding medium. generally, the initial velocity boundary of the jet is considered the inner boundary of the jet. at a certain height, the jet boundary layer expands to the central axis of the jet. at this time, only the velocity on the centerline of the jet maintains the initial velocity 𝑉0, and the cross-section at the centerline is viewed as a turning section. in other words, starting from this turning section, the surrounding fluid is entrained and drawn to the ejection direction to accelerate, while the jet boundary becomes wider and wider. furthermore, the jet flow section from the wellhead to the turning section is defined as the jet flow initial section, the jet flow center velocity in this section is equal to 𝑉0, and the jet flow core area has an initial velocity 𝑉0. the part above the turning section is defined as the basic section of the jet flow. this section moves farther away from the turning section along the x-axis, and the center velocity is continuously attenuated along the central axis. the jet source opening angle is 18^°~26^° [17-19]. 2.2. research ideas the overall research approach of this article is to simulate and analyze the on-site conditions of a blowout accident, using water flow to simulate the blowout fluid. utilize highspeed cameras to capture a large number of simulated blowout fluid videos outdoors, then convert the videos into multiple frames of images, and establish an image feature point detection and extraction model based on orb (oriented fast and rotated brief) algorithm. on the feature points extracted from the model, gms algorithm is used to achieve feature matching of fluid images before and after frames, and ransac (random sample consumus) algorithm is used to eliminate erroneous matching points. the final feature point pairs are substituted into the flow rate calculation model for flow rate calculation and compared with the standard flow rate for error analysis. the research idea of this paper is shown in figure 2. blowout fluid velocity measurement method based on high-speed sequence images design of blowout fluid velocity measurement scheme simulated blowout fluid image acquisition feature extraction of blowout fluid image based on orb feature matching of blowout fluid image based on gms mismatch elimination based on ransac the blowout fluid velocity calculation calculate the blowout flow rate, compare it with the calibrated flow rate and analyze the error fig 2. research plan 3. image processing model establishment 3.1. orb feature detection algorithm orb is an image feature detection algorithm optimized based on the fast key point detector and the brief descriptor. fast is widely applied for its high efficiency in feature point detection, while it is deficient in directionality. therefore, a simple and effective method of intensity center-of-mass angle orientation measurement is introduced in the orb algorithm to equip the key points of the orb with direction components and rotation invariance. moreover, a scale pyramid is adopted to generate fast features at each layer of the pyramid, contributing to the scale invariance of the orb algorithm [20]. the orb algorithm adopts the gray-scale centroid method 21 to determine the main direction of the feature point. firstly, the gray-scale centroid c in the neighborhood of the feature point is determined. then, the geometric center o of the local area of the feature point is constructed to point to the direction vector of the gray-scale centroid c, expressed as:17,8.5 𝑚𝑝𝑞 = ∑ 𝑥𝑝𝑦𝑝𝐼(𝑥, 𝑦)𝑥,𝑦 (1) where 𝐼(𝑥, 𝑦) represents the gray value at the pixel point (𝑥, 𝑦). at this time, the centroid of the image block is obtained by equation (2): 𝐶 = ( 𝑚10 𝑚00 , 𝑚01 𝑚00 ) (2) where 𝑚00 denotes the zero moment; 𝑚01 and 𝑚10 indicate the first-order moment. the feature point direction θ is defined as: 𝜃 = 𝑎𝑟𝑐𝑡𝑎𝑛 ( 𝑚01 𝑚10 ) (3) after extracting oriented fast key points, its descriptor is calculated for each point. orb uses a modified brief feature description, where brief is a binary descriptor whose description vector consists of many zeros and ones. the zeros and ones encode the size relationship between two random pixels (such as p and q) near key points. if p is larger than q, one is taken; otherwise, zero is taken. if 128 such p and q are taken, it ends up with a 128-dimensional vector consisting of 0 and 1. brief takes the comparison of randomly selected points, which is fast and easy to store attributed to the use of a binary representation, and is suitable for real-time image matching. in this study, 256 was selected as the feature descriptor string length [21]. 3.2. gms feature matching algorithm the gms (grid-based motion statistics) algorithm can improve the efficiency of the operation while ensuring the matching effect. the lack of apparent correct matches is induced by the difficulty in distinguishing between correct and incorrect matches, rather than the low number of matching pairs. since the feature points in the correctly matched neighborhood frequently maintain geometric consistency, the correct and wrong matches can be distinguished by evaluating the number of matching points contained in the adjacent area of the matching pair to be judged [22], as detailed in table 1. table 1. gms algorithm solves the following problems problem solution grid scoring divide the image into 20*20, numbered 1-400 robust neighbor grouping the eight squares surrounding a square serve as neighbors, with rotation and scale provided. appropriate number of grids 20*20 is suitable for 10000 feature points. more feature points can divide more grids separation of correct and false matches by thresholding the threshold is determined by the preset threshold and the average number of features of the 9 adjacent squares. the sum of the total number of matches in the grid corresponding to the nearest neighbors (9 grids) in the other image corresponding to the grid corresponding to the nearest neighbors is calculated, written as: 𝑆𝑖𝑗 = ∑ |𝑋𝑖𝑘𝑗𝑘|𝐾=9 𝑘=1 (4) the exact and false matches are divided as: cell − pair{i, j} { true, if sij > τi = α√ni flase, otherwise (5) where ni denotes the average number of features mentioned in the table, and α represents a hyperparameter, which is generally set to 4~6. 3.3. random sampling consensus (ransac) algorithm the random sample consensus (ransac) algorithm is a model-based robust iterative estimation algorithm, which can calculate and give a reasonable model parameter set in the case of high outliers in the data set. the calculation process is illuminated in figure 3. the ransac algorithm is used when most of the observations match a model, while a small proportion of data (outliers) are distributed in the data space in the model, and the outliers deviate from the normal data by a small margin. the application is the elimination and correction of mismatched points after image feature matching [23]. 4 groups of non-collinear data are randomly selected from the matching data set calculate the homography matrix h and record it as model m calculate the projection error e between all data in the data set and m e< threshold？ add data to interior point set i finish mark as outer point ?iin elements ofnumber besti k iterations and update iibest = no yes yes fig 3. ransac algorithm flow chart in, opencv the ransac algorithm eliminates the mismatched pairs in the existing image feature matching pairs by finding the best homography matrix 𝐻(3 × 3) . the pixel point transformation relationship of the two images described by h is described as: s [ 𝑥′ 𝑦′ 1 ] = [ ℎ11 ℎ12 ℎ13 ℎ21 ℎ22 ℎ23 ℎ31 ℎ32 ℎ33 ] [ 𝑥 𝑦 1 ] (6) where (𝑥, 𝑦) represents the corner position of the previous image, (𝑥′, 𝑦′) indicates the corner position of the next image, and s refers to the scale factor. ℎ33 = 1 is the normalized matrix. therefore, there are 8 unknown parameters in h, and at least 8 linear equations need to be established for a solution, namely, at least 4 matching pairs. in this paper, 4 groups of non-collinear data are randomly selected from the matching data set and then employed to calculate the homography matrix h. finally, the matching point logarithm and projection error that satisfy this model are calculated, that is, the cost function e. the corresponding cost function is the smallest when the model reaches the optimum. 22 𝒆 = ∑ [(𝒙𝒊 ′ − 𝒉𝟏𝟏𝒙𝒊+𝒉𝟏𝟐𝒚𝒊+𝒉𝟏𝟑 𝒉𝟑𝟏𝒙𝒊+𝒉𝟑𝟐𝒚𝒊+𝒉𝟑𝟑 ) 𝟐 + (𝒚𝒊 ′ −𝒏 𝒊=𝟏 𝒉𝟐𝟏𝒙𝒊+𝒉𝟐𝟐𝒚𝒊+𝒉𝟐𝟑 𝒉𝟑𝟏𝒙𝒊+𝒉𝟑𝟐𝒚𝒊+𝒉𝟑𝟑 ) 𝟐 ] (7) 3.4. establishment of flow velocity calculation model in the current development of camera technology, pinhole imaging is still the core idea of camera imaging, where the pinhole imaging model is generally adopted [24]. the principle of pinhole imaging is exhibited in figure 4. before the blowout velocity is calculated by applying the pinhole imaging method, the internal and external parameters of the camera needed to be first determined, as well as converting the external parameters from the pixel coordinate system to the world coordinate system [25]. op py oy oz ox w w ix iy f o px oi imaging plane camera fig 4. pinhole imaging model in figure 4, the camera coordinate system takes o as the camera optical center, the 𝑂𝑧, 𝑂𝑥 and 𝑂𝑦 axis as the optical axis, the horizontal axis, and the vertical axis, respectively. the coordinate system composed of the coordinate origin 𝑂𝑖, the abscissa 𝐼𝑥 , and the ordinate𝐼𝑦 is the image coordinate system, where 𝐼𝑥 and 𝐼𝑦 are parallel to 𝑂𝑥 and 𝑂𝑦 in the camera coordinate system, respectively and the distance 𝑂𝑂𝑖 between the optical center o of the camera coordinate system and the origin 𝑂𝑖 of the image coordinate system is the focal length f. the coordinate system consisting of the coordinate origin 𝑂𝑝 , the abscissa 𝑃𝑥 , and the ordinate 𝑃𝑥 is a pixel coordinate system, where any point (𝑃𝑥𝑖 , 𝑃𝑦𝑖 ) in the coordinate system represents the coordinates of a pixel point in the image. however, the pixel coordinates should be converted to image coordinates since the pixel coordinate system failed to reflect the specific position of the target in the image [26]. it is assumed in this paper that the pixel coordinates of 𝑂𝑖 in the image coordinate system are (𝑃𝑥𝑜, 𝑃𝑦𝑜 ), and the pixel specification of the photosensitive device in the camera is 𝑑𝑥 × 𝑑𝑦 . thus, the conversion relationship between the pixel coordinate system and the image coordinate system is obtained, expressed as: { 𝑰𝒙 = (𝑷𝒙 − 𝑷𝒙𝟎)𝒅𝒙 𝑰𝒚 = (𝑷𝒚 − 𝑷𝒚𝟎)𝒅𝒚 (8) the homogeneous equation of its matrix is: [ i𝑥 i𝑦 1 ] = [ 𝑑𝑥 0 −𝑃𝑥0𝑑𝑥 0 𝑑𝑦 −𝑃𝑦0𝑑𝑦 0 0 1 ] [ 𝑃𝑥 𝑃𝑦 1 ] (9) the image formed in the image is set as point 𝑊’(𝐼𝑥, 𝐼𝑦) when the w coordinate of a point of the object in the camera coordinate system is (𝑂𝑥, 𝑂𝑦, 𝑂𝑧) . subsequently, the conversion relationship between the image coordinate system and the camera coordinate system is described as: [ o𝑥 o𝑦 𝑂𝑧 1 ] = [ 𝑂𝑧 𝑓⁄ 0 0 0 𝑂𝑧 𝑓⁄ 0 0 0 𝑂𝑧 0 0 1 ] [ 𝐼𝑥 𝐼𝑦 1 ] (10) the relationship with the pixel coordinate system is written as: [ o𝑥 o𝑦 𝑂𝑧 1 ] = [ (𝑂𝑧𝑑𝑥) 𝑓⁄ 0 (−𝑂𝑧𝑃𝑥0𝑑𝑥) 𝑓⁄ 0 (𝑂𝑧𝑑𝑦) 𝑓⁄ (−𝑂𝑧𝑃𝑦0𝑑𝑦) 𝑓 ⁄ 0 0 𝑂𝑧 0 0 1 ] [ 𝑃𝑥 𝑃𝑦 1 ] (11) when camera calibration is performed, the obtained camera intrinsic parameters are denoted as 𝑘𝑥, 𝑘𝑦 and 𝑃𝑥0, 𝑃𝑦0, where 𝑘𝑥 = 𝑓 ∗ (1/𝑑𝑥), 𝑘𝑦 = 𝑓 ∗ (1/𝑑𝑦). when the target scene is parallel to the camera plane, the target scene point 𝑊0 = (𝑂𝑥0, 𝑂𝑦0, 𝑂𝑧0) moves to 𝑊1 = (𝑂𝑥1, 𝑂𝑦1, 𝑂𝑧1), which is equivalent to moving from 𝑊′0 = (𝑃𝑥𝑜, 𝑃𝑦𝑜 ) to 𝑊1 = (𝑃𝑥1, 𝑃𝑦1 ) on the image. based on the mapping relationship, equation (12) is derived as: { 𝑃𝑥1 − 𝑃𝑥0 = 𝑘𝑥(𝑂𝑥1−𝑂𝑥𝑜) 𝑂𝑧 𝑃𝑦1 − 𝑃𝑦0 = 𝑘𝑦(𝑂𝑦1−𝑂𝑦𝑜) 𝑂𝑧 (12) the ratio of the pixel to the actual distance can be deduced after calibrating 𝑘𝑥 and 𝑘𝑦 by the camera and calculating the distance 𝑂𝑧 between the camera and the jet surface. assuming that the pixel moving by the object on the imaging plane is (∆𝑚, ∆𝑛), the actual moving distance ∆𝑌 should be: ∆𝑌 = √( ∆𝑚𝑂𝑧 𝑘𝑥 ) 2 + ( ∆𝑛𝑂𝑧 𝑘𝑦 ) 2 (13) finally, the time interval ∆t of the front and rear frames is deduced according to the frame rate of the camera. hence, the initial velocity of the well jet can be calculated by: { ∆𝑌 = 𝜔0∆𝑡 − 1 2 𝑔(∆𝑡)2 𝜔0 = (∆𝑌 + 1 2 𝑔(∆𝑡)2)/∆𝑡 (14) in this paper, the calculation of flow velocity is based on the front and rear frame images, and its feature points are extracted and matched. with the method of physical size conversion coefficient and lens imaging, the flow velocity is calculated through the pixel difference of the feature point displacement of the front and rear frame images, as well as the time difference between the front and rear frames. 4. experimental analysis and evaluation 4.1. simulated blowout fluid velocity measurement scheme in this paper, two high speed industrial cameras are adopted as simulated blowout fluid image acquisition devices. the specific flow rate measurement process is detailed as follows. 1) in an outdoor environment, two cameras are set at an angle of 90° to the blowout target line; 2) the lens parallel are set to the jet fluid axis section; 3) the camera and blowout simulation parameters of the device are set; 4) acquisition of blowout video; 5) after the video of the blowout fluid is collected by the camera, the video is transmitted to the host 23 computer through the local area network, and the blowout video is processed into an image sequence on the host computer for subsequent image feature detection operations. the blowout fluid feature points on the sequence images are extracted using the image extraction algorithm. afterward, the key feature points are matched with the feature-matching algorithm. next, the displacement difference between the front and rear feature matching points is calculated following the matched key feature points, and the blowout fluid velocity calculation is further realized under the time difference. figure 5 exhibits a block diagram of blowout fluid velocity measurement. during the blowout video collection process, two wpgx180 cameras were placed in two orientations at an angle of 90° to the blowout target line. the blowout video acquisition was performed under the background optimization and the natural background while the focal length f of the two cameras, the image pixel size, the object distance d, and the camera height h remained constant. the acquisition scheme and parameter settings are listed in table 2. afterward, the collected blowout video was processed into continuous frame images for flow velocity calculation. fig 5. blowout fluid velocity measurement block diagram table 2. blowout video acquisition scheme camera 1: video frame rate:610fps,1600*1100 camera 2: video frame rate:610fps,1600*1100 object distance: d=245cm; camera height: h=100.5cm focal distance: f1=35mm total height: h=165cm speed 1(water pressure:4mpa) object distance: d=244cm; camera height: h=97cm focal distance: f1=35mm total height: h=137cm speed 1(water pressure:4mpa) speed 2(water pressure:3mpa) speed 2(water pressure:3mpa) speed 3(water pressure:2mpa) speed 3(water pressure:2mpa) speed 4(water pressure:1mpa) speed 4(water pressure:1mpa) focal distance: f2=75mm total height: h=107.5cm speed 1(water pressure:4mpa) focal distance: f2=75mm total height: h=93cm speed 1(water pressure:4mpa) speed 2(water pressure:3mpa) speed 2(water pressure:3mpa) speed 3(water pressure:2mpa) speed 3(water pressure:2mpa) speed 4(water pressure:1mpa) speed 4(water pressure:1mpa) 4.2. blowout simulation through the analysis of the actual blowout characteristics, the blowout simulation test was conducted using the selfdeveloped blowout simulation device. above all, the power supply, fluid tank, centrifugal pump, mass flow meter, nozzle, host computer, and other equipment were connected. then, the two cameras were placed in two orientations, respectively at an angle of 90° to the intersection point of the nozzle connection point of the blowout simulation device to collect blowout fluid video. figure 6 and figure 7 display the blowout fluid video collection scheme and camera site layout, respectively. fig 6. flow of video acquisition of simulated blowout fluid during the experiment, the camera captures video images of the blowout fluid, as presented in figure 8. the video image transmits the blowout fluid video data acquired to the host computer through wireless transmission, and the video 24 data is processed into a continuous frame image sequence. the processed image sequences are displayed in fig. 9(a), (b) and fig. 10(a), (b) for the image sequences under background optimization and the natural background of camera 1 and camera 2, respectively. fig 7. camera site layout fig 8. blowout fluid image (a) (b) fig 9. camera 1 image sequence (a) (b) fig 10. camera 2 image sequence 4.3. blowout fluid velocity calculation the blowout fluid image data obtained by camera 1 and camera 2 were selected to simulate the image processing model proposed in this paper, so as to verify the reliability of the image obtained by the blowout simulation experiment and the accuracy of the image processing model in this paper. 4.3.1. fluid image feature extraction the orb algorithm proposed in this paper is utilized to perform feature detection on the blowout fluid pictures of camera 1 and camera 2. the results are exhibited in figure 11. (a), (b). (a) camera 1 blowout fluid feature detection (b) camera 2 blowout fluid feature detection fig 11. blowout fluid characteristic detection results 4.3.2. fluid image feature matching after the blowout fluid image feature point detection, the blowout fluid image feature matching based on gms and ransac is performed with the detected feature point descriptor. figure 12 renders the feature-matching results of the two frames before and after the blowout fluid image of camera 1 and camera 2. (a) (b) fig 12. blowout fluid feature matching results 4.3.3. calculation of fluid velocity in this paper, the initial velocity of the blowout fluid of 3 groups of different initial velocities taken when the focal length of the camera is 35mm and 75mm in the blowout simulation device is calculated. the performance of the flow velocity calculation method proposed in this paper is analyzed with respect to the calibrated flow velocity of the mass flow meter. the pixel position coordinates of feature points are illustrated in figures 13 and 14. 25 (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 13. pixel distribution of feature points on the upper boundary of well jet flow when the camera focal length is 35 mm (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 14. pixel distribution of feature points on the upper boundary of well jet flow when the camera focal length is 75 mm table 3. calculation results of blowout velocity experimental samples f=35mm f=75mm displacement (m*10-2) time (s*10-3) velocity (m/s) displacement (m*10-2) time (s*10-3) velocity (m/s) sample 1 3.553 1.7 21.02 3.606 1.8 20.93 sample 2 3.026 1.8 16.78 3.584 2.1 18.12 sample 3 2.683 1.7 15.63 3.460 2.5 14.63 sample 4 2.075 1.8 12.07 3.305 2.8 12.69 figures 13 and 14 detail the pixel movement of the feature points at the moment before and after the blowout fluid jet. 26 the vertical displacement distance of the feature point pixel is calculated following the feature-matching pairs of the front and back frames. then, the pinhole imaging method is adopted to obtain the actual blowout fluid displacement distance. since the blowout image is obtained by video conversion, the time interval of the blowout images of the previous and subsequent frames can be obtained. therefore, the blowout velocity can be calculated through equation (14), as listed in table 3. 4.4. comparative analysis of model errors after the calculation of the blowout fluid flow rate by image processing combined with the pinhole imaging method, the fluid flow rate recorded by the mass flow meter in the blowout simulation device was converted into the nozzle flow rate and taken as the calibration for the well blowout fluid flow rate to verify the accuracy of calculated blowout fluid flow rate. the comparison results of the calculated blowout fluid flow rate value and the calibrated flow rate value are provided in table 4. figure 15 presents a comparison chart of the accuracy of the two. table 4. comparison results of flow rate accuracy of blowout fluid at different focal lengths experimental samples calibrated flow rate (m/s) f=35mm f=75mm velocity (m/s) accuracy (%) velocity (m/s) accuracy (%) sample 1 20.28 21.02 96.48 20.93 96.89 sample 2 17.84 16.78 94.06 18.12 98.45 sample 3 14.92 15.63 95.46 14.63 98.06 sample 4 12.45 12.07 96.95 12.69 98.11 fig 15. comparison of blowout fluid flow velocity and calibration flow velocity at different focal lengths from table 4 and figure 15, it can be concluded that when the camera focal length f=35mm, its flow rate value is relatively close to the calibrated flow rate value, and its calculation accuracy is the lowest at 94.06% and the highest at 96.95%; when the focal length of the camera is f=75mm, its flow rate value is closest to the calibrated flow rate value, and its calculation accuracy is the lowest at 96.89% and the highest at 98.45%. from this, it can be concluded that at a focal length of f=35mm, the clarity of the captured fluid image is low due to the small focal length, which has a certain degree of impact on the recognition and extraction of image feature points, and the accuracy of flow velocity measurement is low; when the focal length f=75mm, the accuracy of the calculated blowout fluid velocity value is relatively high. 5. summary considering that it is difficult to collect on-site blowout pictures, a self-developed blowout simulation device was employed in this study to simulate blowout fluid and collect pictures. the characteristics of the blowout fluid were analyzed, and the initial velocity of the jet at the blowout nozzle was determined as the target for calculation. on this basis, the orb-gms-ransac blowout image feature point matching method was proposed. with the pinhole imaging method, the matching pair of upper edge features of the well blowout flow was utilized as the key point to calculate the blowout fluid flow rate. finally, the cause of the error was analyzed by comparing it with the flow rate measured by the mass flow meter. the results unveiled that the flow rate of blowout fluid calculated by this image processing model has high accuracy and low error. this provides a reference for the well site staff to quickly judge the danger in the early stage of blowout accidents and thus is of great significance to the emergency rescue of an early blowout. references [1] z. f. liu, j. q. liu, q. z. zhu and w. wu. the weathering of oil after the deepwater horizon oil spill: insights from the chemical composition of the oil from the sea surface, salt marshes and sediments[j]. environmental research letters 2012 vol. 7 issue 3. 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https://www.webofscience.com/wos/alldb/general-summary?queryjson=%5b%7b https://www.webofscience.com/wos/alldb/general-summary?queryjson=%5b%7b https://www.webofscience.com/wos/alldb/general-summary?queryjson=%5b%7b https://www.webofscience.com/wos/alldb/general-summary?queryjson=%5b%7b https://www.webofscience.com/wos/alldb/general-summary?queryjson=%5b%7b frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 1 research on the construction of big data supervision platform for public power in universities ying lou 1, wenhui chen 2 1 lyceum of the philippines university, muralla st, intramuros, manila, 1002 metro manila, philippines 2 the fourth construction of china machinery industry co., ltd., zhengzhou, henan, 450015, china abstract: with the rapid development of information technology and the increasing public power in universities, it has become necessary to establish a big data supervision platform for public power in universities. based on the analysis of the existing supervision mechanism of public power in universities, this paper puts forward the necessity of building the big data supervision platform of public power in universities and discusses the key problems and challenges of platform construction. through the research, we can provide effective technical support for the supervision of public power in universities and promote the transparency and efficiency of public power in universities and colleges. keywords: colleges and universities; public power; big data; supervisory platform. 1. introduction as one of the important institutions of social development, the exercise of university's public power is crucial to social stability and justice. however, due to the special nature of public power, the supervision and management of public power in colleges and universities has always been an important issue. traditional supervision mechanisms often have problems such as inefficiency and information asymmetry. therefore, it has become necessary to establish a big data supervision platform for public power in universities [1]. this paper will discuss the status quo and problems of university public power supervision, the construction of university public power big data supervision platform, as well as the challenges, problems, and countermeasures of platform construction. 2. current situation and problems of public power supervision in colleges and universities at present, the supervision of public power in colleges and universities mainly relies on internal management and external supervision. however, due to the special nature and complexity of colleges and universities, there are some problems in the traditional supervision method. first, the internal management mechanism is often restricted by interests and information asymmetry, and it is difficult to achieve effective supervision. secondly, the supervision of external supervision institutions is relatively weak, and the scope of supervision is limited, so it is difficult to comprehensively supervise the exercise of public power in colleges and universities. therefore, the establishment of a university public power big data supervision platform has become a necessary measure. public institution, the exercise of public power in colleges and universities is very important to social stability and justice. however, the supervision and management of university public power has always been an important issue. 2.1. the supervision mechanism is not perfect. the traditional supervision mechanism often has problems such as low efficiency and asymmetric information, so it is difficult to realize effective supervision. the main manifestations are frequent academic misconduct, more irregularities in teachers' ethics, insufficient protection of students' rights and interests, confusion in school management, unreasonable academic evaluation mechanism, inadequate ideological education of students, and inadequate connection between schools and society. 2.2. external oversight is relatively weak the scope of external supervision is limited, and it is difficult to fully supervise the exercise of public power in universities. the reasons for the relatively weak supervision of the external supervision institutions of universities can be explained. there are the following points: the power of the supervisory body is insufficient, the power and responsibility of the supervisory body are limited, and it is unable to carry out effective supervision and management of colleges and universities; the resources of the supervisory organs are limited, and the human, material and financial resources of the supervisory organs are limited, so they cannot conduct comprehensive supervision and management of all colleges and universities. the supervision means of the supervision institutions are insufficient, and the supervision means of the supervision institutions are relatively simple, which cannot carry out comprehensive and in-depth supervision and management of colleges and universities. the supervision standards of the supervisory institutions are not uniform, so it is difficult to carry out a fair and objective evaluation and supervision of colleges and universities; the supervision effect of supervisory institutions is not good, and it is difficult to carry out effective supervision and management of colleges and universities, resulting in some problems in colleges and universities can not be solved in time. 2.3. the process of exercising public power is not transparent the exercise process of public power in universities is not transparent enough, and it is difficult for the public to understand the decision-making process and resource allocation of universities. the opaque process of the exercise 2 of public power in colleges and universities may be manifested in the following aspects: the opaque decisionmaking process of colleges and universities, the important decisions of colleges and universities are often decided by a few people, and the lack of extensive participation and transparent decision-making process; the information disclosure of colleges and universities is not sufficient, and important information of colleges and universities is often not open enough, which makes it difficult for students, staff and the public to understand the operation of colleges and universities. the university management rules and regulations are not perfect, the lack of transparent system guarantee, easy to produce power abuse, corruption, and other problems; the administrative procedures of colleges and universities are not standardized. the administrative procedures of colleges and universities are not standardized and lack of transparent procedural guarantee, which is easy to produce improper administrative acts and illegal acts. the process of power operation in colleges and universities is not transparent, and the lack of supervision and openness of power operation is easy to cause problems such as power abuse and corruption. these problems will affect the credibility and reputation of colleges and universities, but also affect the development and stability of colleges and universities. 2.4. lack of supervision consciousness some administrative departments and individuals in colleges and universities have insufficient understanding of the importance of public power supervision and lack of effective supervision consciousness and actions. the lack of supervision consciousness in colleges and universities may have the following reasons: lack of supervision mechanism and norms. some colleges and universities lack a sound supervision mechanism and norms, resulting in insufficient supervision consciousness. university internal culture and atmosphere. some universities have a culture and atmosphere of authoritarianism and bureaucracy, which is not conducive to supervision and criticism. attitudes of university leaders and faculty members. some university leaders and teaching staff are indifferent to supervision and lack of attention and understanding of supervision. the degree of participation of college students. some college students have a low degree of participation in supervision and lack of attention and supervision to college affairs. 2.5. corruption problem there are some problems such as corruption and corruption in the process of exercising public power, which seriously affects the credibility and image of colleges and universities. the main manifestations of corruption in colleges and universities include corruption behavior -some administrators and teachers in colleges and universities may take advantage of their positions to obtain personal benefits by taking bribes, embezzling public funds and other means. abuse of position some university administrators may abuse their power and take advantage of their position to seek improper benefits for themselves or others. exam fraud in the college entrance examination, postgraduate examination and other important examinations, some colleges and universities have fraud, including leaking questions, proxy examination and other means. academic misconduct some college teachers may have academic misconduct, including plagiarism, falsification of data and other violations of academic ethics. 3. construction of big data supervision platform for public power in universities the construction of big data supervision platform for university public power is one of the important ways to improve the efficiency of university public power supervision [2]. the platform can realize the supervision and evaluation of the exercise of public power in universities by collecting, sorting, and analyzing a large amount of data. the following are several key steps to build a big data supervision platform for university public power. 3.1. data collection data collection of public power in colleges and universities refers to the collection and sorting of data generated in the process of exercising public power in colleges and universities [3]. the purpose of public power data collection is to strengthen the supervision and management of the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, and ensure the legality, justice and transparency of public power. the content of public power data collection in colleges and universities includes but is not limited to the following aspects: administrative license data: including the application, approval, decision and other relevant data of administrative license in colleges and universities. fund use data: including university fund application, allocation, use and other relevant data. personnel management data: including university personnel appointment and removal, assessment, salary and other related data. teaching management data: including university teaching plans, curriculum arrangements, test scores and other relevant data. student management data: including college enrollment, student status management, student evaluation and other related data. the data collection of public power in colleges and universities can improve the supervision effect on the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, ensure the legitimacy and fairness of public power, and promote the sound development of colleges and universities [1]. 3.2. data reduction the collation of public power data in colleges and universities refers to the collation and archiving of data generated in the process of exercising public power in colleges and universities in order to facilitate management and supervision. the purpose of data collation is to improve the availability and analyzability of data and provide accurate data support for decision-making. the steps of collating public power data in colleges and universities include the following aspects: data collection: collect all kinds of data generated in the process of exercising public power in colleges and universities, including data on administrative permission, use of funds, personnel management, teaching management, and student management. the data arrangement of public power in colleges and universities can be carried out by means of information technology, using database management system and data analysis tools to improve the efficiency and accuracy of data arrangement. at the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the training and management of data collation personnel to ensure the quality and reliability of data collation work. through the data collection of public power in colleges 3 and universities, it can better manage and supervise the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, improve the scientific and accuracy of decision-making, and promote the good development of colleges and universities. 3.3. data analysis the data analysis of public power in colleges and universities refers to the analysis and processing of the data generated in the process of exercising public power in colleges and universities, so as to find the rules and trends in the data and provide scientific basis for decision-making. university public power data analysis can be carried out from the following aspects: administrative license data analysis: analyze the quantity, type, time limit and other situations of university administrative license, and find the existing problems and improvement measures in administrative license. fund use data analysis: analyze the use of university funds, including the source of funds, use benefits, etc., to find the existing problems in fund management and improvement measures. personnel management data analysis: analyze the situation of personnel management in colleges and universities, including personnel structure, salary treatment, etc., and find the existing problems and improvement measures in personnel management. teaching management data analysis: analyze the situation of teaching management in colleges and universities, including teaching quality, teacher-student ratio, etc., and find the existing problems and improvement measures in teaching management. student management data analysis: analyze the situation of university student management, including the number of students, the quality of students, etc., to find the existing problems and improvement measures in student management. the data analysis of university public power can be carried out by means of information technology. data analysis tools and statistical software can be used to process and analyze the data and find out the rules and trends. at the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the training and management of data analysts to ensure the quality and reliability of data analysis work. through the data analysis of public power in colleges and universities, we can better understand the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, find existing problems and improvement measures, improve the scientific and accuracy of decision-making, and promote the sound development of colleges and universities [2]. 3.4. supervisory feedback the supervision feedback of public power in colleges and universities refers to the supervision of problems and improper behaviors in the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, and the provision of feedback and suggestions to relevant departments or institutions to promote the standardization and transparency of the exercise of public power. the feedback of supervision of public power in colleges and universities can be carried out from the following aspects: supervision mechanism construction: establish and improve the supervision mechanism of public power in colleges and universities, clarify the responsibility and authority of supervision, and ensure the independence and fairness of supervision work. object of supervision: supervise all links and departments of the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, including administrative licensing, use of funds, personnel management, teaching management, and student management. supervision methods: adopt a variety of methods for supervision, including regular inspections, random checks, complaints and reports, public opinion monitoring, etc., to ensure the comprehensiveness and timeliness of supervision [3]. feedback of supervision results: timely feedback of supervision results to relevant departments or institutions, put forward problems and suggestions, and require corresponding rectification measures to ensure that problems are solved. supervision information disclosure: strengthen the openness and transparency of supervision information, disclose supervision results and handling opinions to the public, and accept social supervision and supervision by public opinion. it is necessary to establish an effective communication channel and feedback mechanism to ensure that the supervision opinions are dealt with and responded to in time. at the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the training and management of supervisors to improve the quality and effectiveness of supervision work. through the feedback of the supervision of public power in colleges and universities, the problems, and improper behaviors in the exercise of public power in colleges and universities can be found and corrected in time, the standardization and transparency of public power can be promoted, and the management level and social reputation of colleges and universities can be improved. 3.5. security assurance the security of public power in colleges and universities refers to a series of measures and mechanisms to ensure the security and stability of the exercise of public power in colleges and universities. legal and regulatory protection: establish and improve the legal and regulatory system for the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, clarify the authority, procedures, and responsibilities for the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, and standardize the exercise of public power in colleges and universities. internal management mechanism: establish and improve the internal public power management mechanism in colleges and universities, including clear rights and responsibilities, standardized procedures, effective supervision, etc., to ensure the legitimacy and standardization of the exercise of public power in colleges and universities. information construction: strengthen the information construction of public power in colleges and universities, establish and improve the information management system for the exercise of public power, and ensure the transparency and traceability of the exercise of public power. personnel training and management: strengthen the training and management of personnel exercising public power in colleges and universities, improve their awareness of laws and regulations and professional ethics, and ensure the fairness and integrity of the exercise of public power. external supervision mechanism: establish and improve the external supervision mechanism of public power in colleges and universities, including social supervision, supervision by public opinion, audit supervision, etc., to ensure the transparency and justice of the exercise of public power. emergency plans and risk prevention and control: establish emergency plans and risk prevention and control mechanisms for the exercise of public power in colleges and universities, respond to emergencies and risks in a timely manner, and ensure the safety and stability of the exercise of public power. through the establishment and implementation of the above measures and mechanisms, the security and stability of public power in colleges and universities can be effectively guaranteed, and the good development of colleges 4 and universities and social harmony and stability can be promoted. 4. problems and countermeasures of the construction of big data supervision platform for public power in universities building a big data monitoring platform for public authority in universities also faces several challenges and problems, including the following: 4.1. data acquisition and collation are difficult public power in universities involves a wide range of data sources, including decision-making documents of various departments, resource allocation, personnel appointment and removal information, and data acquisition and collation work is complicated and difficult. data sources are dispersed: public authority data is often distributed in different departments and systems, making it difficult to obtain and organize. the solution is to establish a unified data platform or interface to integrate data from different departments and systems for easy access and sorting [2]. inconsistent data formats: data formats used by different departments and systems may be inconsistent, resulting in difficult data collation. the solution is to develop uniform data standards and formats to ensure data consistency and comparability. data quality issues: public power data may have quality issues, such as missing, incorrect, or incomplete data. the solution is to establish a data quality inspection and repair mechanism, verify and clean the data, and ensure the accuracy and integrity of the data. data protection and privacy issues: public authority data involves sensitive information and requires protection of personal privacy and data security. the solution is to establish strict data protection and privacy policies to ensure data security and compliance. technical capacity and resource constraints: access to and collation of public authority data requires certain technical capacity and resource support, but some institutions may lack relevant capacity and resources [3]. the solution is to strengthen technical training and resource support to improve the data processing capacity of institutions. 4.2. insufficient data analysis techniques the lack of efficient public power data analysis technology may lead to the limitation of the analysis and utilization of public power data. the following are some of the factors that can lead to technical deficiencies and possible solutions: insufficient data processing power, public power data is often large scale, and requires strong data processing power to analyze. the solution is to improve data processing capabilities, including the use of high-performance computing, distributed computing, and other technologies to improve the efficiency and speed of data processing. insufficient data mining and machine learning technology: public power data contains a lot of information, and it is necessary to use data mining and machine learning technology to dig out the potential rules and patterns. the solution is to strengthen the research and application of relevant technologies, train professionals, and improve the accuracy and effect of data analysis. lack of data visualization technology: the visualization of public power data can help users better understand and use data, but it needs certain visualization technology support. the solution is to improve the level of visualization technology and develop more intuitive and easier to use data visualization tools to facilitate users to carry out data analysis and decision-making. insufficient data security and privacy protection technology: public power data involves sensitive information, and corresponding data security and privacy protection measures need to be taken. the solution is to strengthen the research and application of data security and privacy protection technologies to ensure data security and compliance. insufficient personnel training and technical support: public authority data analysis requires professional support and technical training, but some institutions may lack the relevant capacity and resources. the solution is to strengthen technical training and resource support to improve the organization's data analysis capacity. 4.3. supervision feedback mechanism is not perfect the imperfect feedback mechanism of public power supervision in colleges and universities may lead to unsatisfactory supervision effect. the following are some factors that may lead to the imperfect mechanism and possible solutions: imperfect supervision system and rules: universities may lack perfect supervision system and rules, leading to imperfect supervision feedback mechanism. the solution is to establish a sound supervision system and rules, clarify the objectives, contents, and procedures of supervision, and ensure the effectiveness and fairness of supervision. unclear roles of supervisory subjects: the supervision of public power in universities involves multiple subjects, including students, faculty and staff, and external supervisory bodies, etc., but the roles and responsibilities of each party may not be clear. the solution is to clarify the supervision responsibility and authority of all parties, establish an effective cooperation mechanism, and ensure the comprehensiveness and continuity of supervision. supervision feedback channels are not smooth: colleges and universities may lack smooth supervision feedback channels, resulting in supervision information cannot be timely communicated and processed. the solution is to establish a variety of supervisory feedback channels, including complaint reporting channels, opinion suggestion boxes, etc., to provide convenient and quick feedback channels to ensure the timely collection and processing of supervisory information. supervision results feedback is not timely: colleges and universities may have the problem of supervision results feedback is not timely, resulting in supervision effects cannot be evaluated and improved in a timely manner. the solution is to establish a timely supervision feedback mechanism, evaluate and deal with the supervision feedback in a timely manner, and take timely improvement measures to ensure the continuity and effectiveness of supervision. 4.4. data security and privacy protection university public power data security and privacy protection is very important, the following are some protection measures: data classification and permission control: public power data is classified, and permission control is carried out according to different sensitivity and access rights. only authorized personnel can access and process sensitive data to ensure its security. data encryption and transmission security: 5 public power data is encrypted for storage and transmission, and secure encryption algorithms and protocols are adopted to prevent data from being illegally obtained or tampered with during storage and transmission [2]. strengthen network security protection: strengthen network security protection measures, including the establishment of firewalls, intrusion detection systems, etc., to discover and prevent network attacks in time, and protect the security of public power data. data backup and recovery: regularly back up public data and establish a sound data recovery mechanism to prevent data loss or damage, to ensure data integrity and availability. establish a privacy protection mechanism: formulate privacy protection policies and relevant regulations, clarify the scope and purpose of the use of public power data, ensure that data is only used for lawful and necessary purposes, and hold accountable those who violate privacy protection regulations. strengthen personnel training and awareness education: strengthen data security and privacy protection training for relevant personnel, improve their security awareness and protection awareness, and reduce the threat of human factors to data security and privacy. regular security audit and evaluation: conduct regular security audit and evaluation, discover and repair potential security vulnerabilities and risks, and ensure the security of public power data. 4.5. monitor compliance and credibility college supervision compliance and credibility are important aspects to ensure the exercise of public power in colleges and universities. the following are some key measures: establish a sound supervision system: colleges and universities should establish a sound supervision system and rules, clarify the objectives, contents, methods, and procedures of supervision, and ensure the legitimacy and standardization of supervision [3]. strengthening the construction of supervisory institutions: colleges and universities should establish independent and professional supervisory institutions, which are responsible for supervising the exercise of public power in colleges and universities and ensuring the objectivity and impartiality of supervision. improve the quality of supervision personnel: supervision personnel in colleges and universities should have professional knowledge and moral literacy, receive special training, improve supervision ability, and level, and ensure the professionalism and effectiveness of supervision. strengthen information openness and transparency: universities should take the initiative to disclose relevant information, including the rules, procedures, and results of the exercise of public power, to improve the transparency and credibility of supervision. strengthen external supervision and social participation: universities should actively accept external supervision, including the supervision of social organizations, media, and the public, listen to the opinions and suggestions of all parties, and improve the credibility and public recognition of supervision. establish supervision and evaluation mechanism: colleges and universities should establish supervision and evaluation mechanism to regularly evaluate the effect and efficiency of supervision work, timely find problems and improvement measures, and improve the continuity and improvement of supervision. to sum up, the construction of the big data supervision platform for public power in universities faces a series of challenges and problems, which requires universities and relevant departments to work together to strengthen technology research and development and personnel training, constantly improve the supervision mechanism, and improve the transparency and efficiency of public power in universities and colleges. 5. conclusion the construction of a big data monitoring platform for university public power is an important measure, which can help improve the transparency and efficiency of university public power and promote the standardized operation and fair decision-making of universities. however, there are also some challenges and problems in the construction process, such as difficulties in data acquisition and sorting, insufficient data analysis technology, and imperfect supervision and feedback mechanism. therefore, it is necessary for universities and relevant departments to work together to strengthen technology research and development and personnel training, constantly improve the supervision mechanism, and ensure the compliance and credibility of the supervision platform. only in this way can the effective supervision and management of the public power of colleges and universities be realized, and the sustainable development of colleges and universities be promoted. references [1] wang dian. exploration of the operation mechanism of university financial supervision under the supervision system of the party and the state[j]. financial supervision, 2023 (20): 89-93. 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[3] shen xiaoyan, research on discipline and law of state supervision in public universities [j]. journal of lianyungang teachers college, 2020. 37(01): pp. 65-69. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 124 3d human pose estimation: a survey shan jia * department: chongqing university of posts and telecommunications, chongqing, 400065, china * corresponding author email: nningfvcg15@gmail.com abstract: this comprehensive review article explores the latest research advancements in the realm of estimating 3d human pose. traditional methods such as psm, svm are discussed. besides, this review also talks about deep learning-based approaches, including direct approaches, 2d-to-3d lifting and volumetric model approach for single person, top-down approaches and bottom-up approaches for multi-person pose estimation. the analysis covers the strengths and challenges of various methods, encompassing issues such as model generalization, occlusion robustness, and computational efficiency. current research issues are identified, and future directions are proposed. by summarizing and evaluating existing methods, this paper aims to provide valuable insights for researchers in both academia and industry, driving the evolution of 3d human pose estimation for better practical applications. keywords: 3d human pose estimation; deep learning; neural networks. 1. introduction in the field of computer vision, human pose estimation (hpe) is a significant and highly regarded research task. this process entails precise determination of human body pose and keypoint coordinate using image or video data. this data offers crucial insights into geometry and movement, applicable across various domains including behavior recognition, interactive technology, as well as healthcare in both augmented and virtual reality contexts. with the advancement of deep learning, notable advancements have been realized in the field of hpe, especially the successful implementation of convolutional neural networks (cnns) within the realm of computer vision. traditional methods have excelled in achieving impressive performance in 2d hpe, but challenges persist when dealing with 3d hpe. recovering accurate 3d pose information from 2d images is complex and challenging as the absence of depth data and the effects of viewpoint variations. presently, approaches for3d hpe can be broadly classified into two categories: traditional methodologies and those based on deep learning techniques. traditional methods depend on handcrafted features and models, achieving certain results in some cases, but they perform poorly in the face of complexity, occlusion, incomplete information, and data scarcity. conversely, deep learning-based methods, through end-to-end training and automatic feature learning, have overcome the limitations of traditional methods and achieved superior performance in many visual tasks. however, despite the impressive performance of deep learning methods in 3d hpe, challenges and issues persist. first, deep learning methods heavily rely on a substantial volume of annotated 3d pose information, and obtaining high-quality 3d pose annotations remains a costly and timeconsuming task. second, due to the complexity and parameterization of deep learning models, they demand substantial computational resources, making it challenging, especially for real-time scenarios with stringent requirements. therefore, this review paper aims to investigate, summarize, and analyze the latest research advancements in the field of 3d hpe. through comparing and evaluating traditional methods and deep learning-based approaches, we will pinpoint the current issues and challenges in the research, such as insufficient depth information, viewpoint variations, occlusions, and data scarcity. the goal of this paper is to clarify these problems, guide future research directions, and explore how to address these challenges to enhance the accuracy, robustness, and real-time capabilities of 3d hpe. through the summary and review of existing methods, we hope to provide valuable insights for researchers in academia and industry, driving the development of this field for better application in real-world scenarios. 2. 3d human pose estimation 3d hpe has broad applications, such as rehabilitation training and can provide skeleton information for other computer vision tasks, like behavior recognition. human pose can be represented in two main ways: (1) skeletal representation: this method constructs human poses as a series of keypoints connected by lines, describing the relationships and connections between keypoints. skeletal representation is commonly used in applications like motion analysis and human-computer interaction. (2) parametric human models: an example is smpl (skinned multi-person linear model), which represents human pose and body shape in the form of a mesh. this approach is suitable for detailed human modeling and motion reconstruction. the objective of 3d hpe involves the prediction of three-dimensional pose attributes, encompassing either the coordinates (x, y, z) or euler angles, pertaining to each joint. this prediction is derived from rgb images (or rgb images coupled with 2d keypoints). it uses an individual's image to determine the xyz coordinates of the human keypoints. the process of 3d hpe is roughly as follows: (1) keypoint extraction: detect 2d keypoints from images or videos, representing body parts such as the head, shoulders, elbows, waist, knees, etc. (2)3d hpe: based on the extracted 2d keypoints, algorithms are used to estimate the threedimensional coordinates (x, y, z) for each keypoint, determining the pose of the human in 3d space. the challenge in 3d hpe lies in recovering 3d human pose from 2d images, as there is more uncertainty in the estimation process, and it requires greater computational and spatial 125 resources compared to 2d images. additionally, dataset selection is a crucial challenge, as algorithms must exhibit invariance to a multitude of factors, including texture, human skin color, background interference, occlusion, etc. the following review covers both conventional and recent deep learning methods employed in 3d hpe. figure 1. skeletal form and mesh form. 2.1. classical approaches pictorial structure models (psm): pictorial structure models (psm) have been a prominent approach in 2d hpe. this model introduced a multi-view pictorial structure, extending the progress of 2d hpe. psm is applicable to single-person hpe and extends to estimating the poses of multiple individuals. essentially, it operates as a generative model for hpe. however, psm suffers from lower accuracy due to certain conditional constraints among output factors. structured svm: to address the conditional constraints of psm, structured support vector machine (structured svm) methods were introduced. these methods are employed to get the transformation from segmentation features to keypoint positions, aiming to enhance the accuracy of hpe. 3d hpe with hog features: 3d hpe utilizing histogram of oriented gradients (hog) features. hog features are employed to describe object shapes and have demonstrated stable application in 3d human pose analysis. by registering hog features across the entire image, efficient measurement of hog features is achieved. subsequently, principal component analysis (pca) is employed on individual hog blocks, thus assessing 3d human pose through linear regression based on hog features. in summary, these classical methods have achieved notable progress in the field of hpe. among them, the hog featurebased approaches performed well during the coco 2016 keypoint challenge, surpassing earlier state-of-the-art methodologies. satisfactory results were also obtained in the mpii multiperson benchmark tests. 2.2. learning based approaches 2.2.1. single-person 3d hpe direct estimation: this approach directly estimates 3d human pose from 2d images without intermediate steps for 2d hpe. for instance, sun et al. utilize a bone-based representation, which offers some stability advantages by encoding long-range interactions between bones through a compositional loss. [1] pavlakos and colleagues propose volumetric representations, which facilitate the conversion of the intricate 3d coordinate regression challenge into a tractable format within discrete space. their approach involves forecasting the probability of individual joints within the volumetric context, utilizing convolutional networks. a challenge for this method is its potential reliance on the performance of 2d pose detectors. [2, 3] 2d to 3d lifting: this method infers 3d human pose based on 2d hpe (2d hpe) and maps 2d pose to 3d pose. generally, 2d-to-3d lifting methods exhibit good performance due to the strong performance of current 2d pose detectors. martinez et al. use fully connected residual networks to regress 3d joint positions from 2d joint locations. however, this approach may be affected by the reconstruction ambiguities stemming from over-reliance on the 2d pose detector.[4] other methods use 2d heatmaps rather than 2d pose as an intermediate representation for 3d hpe. some approaches employ convolutional neural networks to predict the depth ordering of human joints, then regress 3d pose from 2d joints and the depth ordering matrix using a coarse-to-fine pose estimator. additionally, the method by li and lee generates multiple 3d pose hypotheses and applies a sorting network to select the best 3d pose. the advantage of this approach is enhancing 3d hpe through intermediate steps of 2d hpe.[5] volumetric models: this approach employs volumetric representations to model human pose in 3d hpe. it partitions 3d space into voxel grids, with each voxel storing information or probabilities of a certain joint. this can be seen as a 3d image classification problem where the goal is to determine the presence of each joint in every voxel. one advantage of this method is its ability to precisely model pose in 3d space, but it requires larger computational and memory resources. in the volumetric models approach, some methods use convolutional neural networks (cnns) to predict the likelihood of each voxel, often employing 3d convolutions or variations. such methods retain the inter-joint relationships in 3d space, leading to better capture of pose structure. an example of this approach is the work by c. qi et al., which employs cnns to predict the joint presence probabilities for each voxel in the voxel grid, transforming the 3d hpe problem into a voxel-level classification task.[6] by processing the predicted results for these voxels, estimates for 3d human pose can be obtained. it's essential to note that while volumetric models approach offers accurate 3d hpe, the processing of 3d space information incurs relatively higher computational and memory costs, especially when dealing with high-resolution data. hence, when selecting a hpe method, it's crucial to weigh the pros and cons of different approaches based on application requirements and available computational resources. figure 2. single-person 3d hpe frameworks 2.2.2. multi-person 3d hpe top-down approaches first perform human detection to locate individuals in the image. zanfir et al. proposed an enhanced 3d multi-person human pose module by adding semantic segmentation information and scene constraints.[7] for video-based multi-person 3d hpe, the challenge of 3d temporal association needs to be addressed. the advantages of top-down methods include leveraging advanced human 126 detection and single-person hpe methods, but in scenarios featuring an extensive assembly of individuals, particularly within congested settings, the computational intricacy and inference duration could potentially escalate significantly. additionally, top-down methods often first detect bounding boxes for each person, potentially leading to the neglect of global scene information, depth estimation inconsistency in cropped regions, and overlapping predicted poses. li et al. addressed the issue of insufficient global context within topdown methods by introducing a hierarchical multi-person ordering scheme that utilizes body hierarchy semantics and global consistency to encode interaction information in a hierarchical manner, improving hpe accuracy, especially in scenes involving multi-person interactions.[8] bottom-up approaches is dissimilar to the top-down strategies, bottom-up methodologies exhibit a distinct approach by initiating with the generation of individual body joint positions and depth maps for all entities. subsequently, the connection of body parts to each person is determined based on factors like root depth and relative part depths. one pivotal challenge encountered by bottom-up techniques pertains to the task of effectively grouping body joints corresponding to each individual. addressing this, zanfir et al. formalized this problem as a binary integer programming (bip) challenge. the method's strengths reside in its linear computational nature and its minimal time complexity.[9] however, when the goal centers around the reconstruction of 3d human meshes, bottom-up approaches adopt a less direct route. they necessitate supplementary model regression modules to rebuild human meshes rooted in the final 3d pose. in contrast, top-down methods offer a more straightforward route: once each individual is detected, the integration of 3d single-person human mesh recovery techniques seamlessly restores individual human meshes. in their study, chen et al. ingeniously fused both top-down and bottom-up paradigms.[10] they initially employed a topdown network to gauge joint heatmaps within individual bounding boxes, subsequently applying a bottom-up network to consolidate these estimated heatmaps, effectively managing variations in scale. navigating occlusion presents another hurdle for bottomup strategies. to mitigate this challenge, mehta et al. introduced the concept of "occlusion-robust pose-maps (orpm)" that infuses redundancy into position map formulations, thereby facilitating person association within heatmaps, particularly within occluded scenes.[11] zhen et al., on the other hand, harnessed a depth-aware part association algorithm, factoring in occlusion and bone length constraints to assign joints to distinct individuals.[12] in a different approach, mehta et al. rapidly deduced intermediate 3d poses for visible body joints, regardless of their precision.[13] this was succeeded by inferring occluded joints based on acquired pose priors and overarching context, effectively accomplishing comprehensive 3d pose reconstruction. the final 3d pose is optimized by applying temporal coherence and adapting to motion skeleton models. comparative analysis: top-down techniques frequently depend on sophisticated human detection and single-person hpe methodologies, yielding commendable outcomes. nevertheless, as the count of individuals escalates, notably within congested environments, the computational intricacy and inference duration could potentially escalate significantly. additionally, since top-down methods primarily detect bounding boxes for each individual, they may neglect global information, leading to depth estimation inconsistency in cropped regions and overlapping predicted poses. bottom-up methods offer the benefit of streamlined computation and time complexity. however, when the objective revolves around the reconstruction of 3d human meshes, they require additional model regression modules. therefore, the choice of approach should be based on application requirements and computational resources. figure 3. schematic diagram of the multi-person 3d hpe framework 3. conclusion in recent years, significant progress has been made in 3d hpe. many 3d hpe methods have benefited from the advancements in 2d hpe (2d hpe) due to the adoption of 2d-to-3d lifting strategies. certain 2d hpe (hpe) techniques, namely openpose, alphapose, and hrnet, have gained widespread adoption as 2d pose detectors within the realm of 3d hpe methodologies. furthermore, beyond their role in 3d hpe, specific approaches even exhibit the capability to restore 3d human meshes from images or videos. however, despite these advancements, several challenges still exist. a notable challenge pertains to the model's capacity for generalization. the generation of precise 3d ground-truth pose annotations frequently hinges on motion capture systems, which can pose challenges in terms of implementation across a range of diverse real-world settings. consequently, existing datasets are primarily collected in controlled scenarios. the most advanced techniques excel in these specific datasets. however, they encounter a decline in performance when confronted with in-the-wild data. the integration of synthetic datasets encompassing a spectrum of poses and intricate scenes, such as the surreal [14], or gta-im [15] datasets, derived from gaming engines, presents itself as a potential avenue. nevertheless, deriving knowledge solely from synthetic data may not fully align with anticipated performance outcomes due to the divergence between the distributions of synthetic and authentic real-world data. similar to the challenges faced in 2d hpe (hpe), 3d hpe confronts the crucial hurdles of withstanding occlusions and maintaining computational efficiency. the existing 3d hpe methodologies encounter notable performance declines in scenarios marked by dense crowds, primarily due to pervasive mutual occlusions and potential limitations in image resolution for each individual. the computational demands of 3d hpe surpass those of its 2d counterpart. for instance, methods that transition from 2d to 3d pose rely on the 2d pose as an intermediary to deduce the 3d pose. hence, the development of highly computationally efficient pipelines for 2d hpe stands as an imperative, all the while ensuring the retention of accurate hpe outcomes. in conclusion, despite the significant progress in 3d hpe, challenges remain in aspects such as model generalization, occlusion robustness, and computational efficiency. addressing these challenges will further drive the development of 3d hpe technology, enabling better 127 performance in broader scenarios and applications. references [1] sun, x., shang, j., liang, s et al. 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(2020) long-term human motion prediction with scene context. in: 16th european conference on computer vision. glasgow. pp. 387-404. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 65 based on hierarchical reinforcement learning for large‐scale pedestrian trajectory prediction guokang gao *, yue li software college, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu 610225, china * corresponding author: guokang gao (email: 18782128216@qq.com) abstract: this paper describes the construction of an airport terminal simulation model using anylogic simulation software. it considers the advantages of hierarchical reinforcement learning and divides the complete process of pedestrian trajectories at the airport into layers. pedestrians are treated as intelligent agents for hierarchical reinforcement learning. a large-scale pedestrian trajectory planning algorithm based on hierarchical reinforcement learning is designed to match the hotspots in the airport region simulated by pedestrian trajectories with congested areas in the terminal scene. a comparison is made with traditional multi-agent q-learning algorithms and single-table hierarchical reinforcement learning. the results show that our algorithm can accurately identify the pedestrian flow hotspots in the actual terminal, with improved matching accuracy compared to traditional multi-agent q-learning algorithms and single-table hierarchical reinforcement learning. the algorithm also exhibits faster convergence speed. keywords: hierarchical reinforcement learning; reinforcement learning; pedestrian trajectory; anylogic simulation software. 1. introduction air transport is an indispensable part of society, and the operational efficiency of airport terminals, as an important part of air transport, is crucial to the development of the entire industry. however, the traditional manual scheduling and management methods can no longer meet the operational needs of modern terminals, and the use of artificial intelligence technology for terminal operation management can improve terminal efficiency and safety, so that passengers can have a higher experience, and reduce the operating costs of the airport. in terms of terminal management and operation, it is key for airport managers to predict the congestion degree of key process nodes in advance, and congestion at key nodes is a major problem that affects passenger travel satisfaction and troubles managers, so effectively solving the congestion of key nodes can often improve passenger satisfaction. in this paper, a large-scale pedestrian trajectory prediction algorithm based on hierarchical reinforcement is proposed to train the pedestrian boarding model by using the simulation software anylogic, and using hierarchical reinforcement and multi-agent collaboration technology, so as to find out the key nodes and causes of airport terminal congestion. the following use case 1 illustrates the basic process of large-scale pedestrian trajectory prediction based on hierarchical reinforcement. path agent chose facility  condition check‐in  counters restaurant drinking  fountains shop latrines age, gender, time, and  many aspects are  calculated in advance to  obtain the probability  of selection q‐table figure 1. simulations require a large amount of data to guide action selection example 1: we use the simple airport model shown in figure 1 to explain our approach. at airports, pedestrians choose at the gate to go to different locations. in the airport model, each pedestrian arrives randomly in the span before the departure time of the pedestrian to take the flight, and the pedestrian will be generated at the airport gate, and will go through necessary and non-essential processes inside the airport. when a pedestrian arrives at the gate where they are boarded for their flight, the individual pedestrian flow ends. the pedestrian shown in the figure has six original actions in the check-in hall, (a) two can perform check-in actions for the service of the flight the pedestrian is taking, and (b) four different types of service actions. there are different rewards for performing different actions in different states. however, if you arrive at your destination after multiple choices or if you are unable to complete all the pre-boarding operations within the specified time, the individual pedestrian process ends. many scholars at home and abroad have adopted hierarchical reinforcement to improve the efficiency of algorithms, but they have not considered using multi-agent hierarchical reinforcement technology to solve related problems. in this paper, the algorithm proposes to use the combination of multi-agent strong chemical technology and hierarchical strong chemical to predict the pedestrian trajectory of the airport terminal, and then predict the potential congestion nodes of the terminal. (1) the multi-agent reinforcement algorithm can be regarded as an extension of single-agent reinforcement. however, empirical evaluations show that directly implementing single-agent reinforcement to multi-agent reinforcement does not converge to the optimal solution because the environment is no longer static from each agent's perspective. in fact, actions performed by one agent can yield different rewards depending on the actions taken by other agents. this challenge, known as environmental nonstationarity, is the main problem to be solved in the development of efficient multi-agent reinforcement algorithms. (2) in the airport terminal environment, the learning goals of the agent at different stages are not consistent, and it is 66 necessary to ensure that the learning goals of the agent are completely correct in the current environment. if the agent the target offset, the experimental results will not accurately express the solution of the agent problem at the current stage, so that the final result will deviate from the truth. 2. formulation of the problem in order to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a large-scale passenger trajectory prediction model based on hierarchical reinforcement. the overall process of passengers from entering the waiting hall to boarding is divided into different sub-processes, and the sub-processes are divided into different sub-tasks through the task diagram, which realizes the hierarchical and reduces the dimension of subtasks, so as to solve the problem of accurate solution of subtask objectives at different stages in the whole boarding process of the agent. definition 1: the problem in intensive chemistry is generally described as a markov process, but the action in the markov process decision process is instantaneous and does not represent the situation that the decision is made at a changing time interval, and the semi-markov decision process (smdp) can be regarded as an extension of the markov process can be defined as: , , ,s a p r  (1) ∈ is denoted as the true state of the system; is the action set; is denoted as the probability function of multistep transfer, and ’, | , is denoted as the probability of performing action a in state s to be transferred to s' through n steps; , is denoted as the expected reward obtained by the agent during the selection of action a in state s; γ is the discount rate∈ 0,1 ; the goal of agent optimization is to ma mize the reward for the duration of the action and obtain the optimal strategy. the optimal bellman equation and the optimal state-action pair-value function bellman equation based on smap are as follows: * * ', ( ) max ( , ) ( ', , ) ( ')n a a s n v s r s a p s n s a v s            (2) * *( , ) ( , ) ( ', , )max ( ', ')nq s a r s a p s n s a q s a    (3) in k iterations, the q value is updated with the following formula: 1 1 1 ' ( , ) (1 ) ( , ) ... max ( ', ') k k n n n t t k a a q s a q s a r r q s a                   (4) definition 2: under the hierarchical design, subtask can be defined as the following 3 tuples , , ; is the basis for termination, and when is executed to the state in , is terminated immediately. a is represented as a set of executable actions, can include the of the lower subtasks, if contains , it is also expressed in the form of 3 tuples , , in the , until , reaches ’ ∈ , is the pseudo-reward reward, which represents all the pseudoreturn values obtained by the agent from the state s through multiple steps to ’ ∈ and is used for the calculation of the upper-level return. definition 3: if the total task can be decomposed into a set of subtasks , , … , , then the overall strategy π can be decomposed into , , … , , where is the strategy of the subtask . let , be the expected return function of the agent from the execution of the subtask to the termination state based on the π_i in the state s, and if a is the original action, then , , , , is the reward for executing action a in the state s. the expression of the q function is: ( , , ) ( , ) ( , , )q i s a v a s c i s a    (5) where the completion function , , is the cumulative discount return expectation based on the call subtask in state s: ', ( , , ) ( ', , ) ( , ')n s n c i s a p s s n a v i s    (6) in state s, the expected return function for performing subtask i based on the is expressed as: if i is a composite task( , , ) ( , ) if i is the original action( , ) q i s a v i s r i s      (7) section 4 will describe in detail the various variables defined in definition 1~definition 3 based on the airport pedestrian stratification intensive. 3. related work in the research related to terminal simulation technology, different scholars have different ideas and emphases to solve problems. zhang yaping et al. [3] analyzed the passenger behavior in the departure hall through video data analysis of an airport in china, and established a departure passenger path model by improving the social force model, which simulated the path planning behavior of passengers in the public pedestrian space and service facility selection area of the departure hall at an acceptable accuracy level. mekic, adin et al. [4] modeled the airport terminal considering the free time of passengers, analyzed how the allocation strategy of airport call broadcast and security check lanes would affect passengers' participation in free activities outside of the required processes of the airport, and analyzed the impact of the strategy on airport performance. rozema, lm [5], on the other hand, took into account a different way of thinking and predicted the behavior of passengers through their observable characteristics at the airport, and established a framework composed of clustering and classification, which found behavioral categories through the clustered part, and classified them into various categories through the observable features of passengers. some of the scholars believe that the check-in counter process and work efficiency are a major factor affecting the passenger service experience. alsutan et al. [6] modeled the check-in system, dynamically allocated the check-in counters, and studied the impact of each parameter on the operating costs of check-in counter personnel and passenger service experience. shakur, ashab et al. [7] provided a way to optimize counter efficiency by simulating the check-in process and studying the check-in process. hierarchical intensive is an important direction of intensive chemistry research, and complex tasks in intensive chemistry will appear in high-dimensional state space and action space, resulting in dimensional explosion. in order to solve the above problems, some scholars have proposed the idea of hierarchical reinforcement learning (hrl). using the semimarkov decision-making process for modeling, the tasks are 67 established, each task contains a series of actions or tasks, and can be called by agents or other tasks, and the tasks of learning are decomposed through the mechanism of state abstraction, reducing the state dimension of each hierarchical space. influential research on hierarchical reinforcement mainly includes the option algorithm proposed by sutton et al. [10], the ham [11] (hierarchy of abstract machine) algorithm proposed by parr et al., and the maxq algorithm proposed by dietterich et al. [12]. 4. airport pedestrian model setting based on hierarchical reinforcement 4.1. sub-task division the processes that passengers have to go through in the terminal can be divided into two categories: necessary processes and non-essential processes, and the necessary processes refer to the necessary events that passengers have to go through before boarding, such as security checks, checkin, etc. non-essential processes are actions that can be chosen by the traveler's own volition, such as shopping. the terminal flow chart is shown in the figure. for the purposes of this article, the entire process from the time a pedestrian enters the gate to the time they leave the airport is considered to be . in this model, we divide the process that passengers may have to go through in the terminal according to two necessary processes, and divide the total process stage into three sub-processes, as shown in figure 2. that is, , , . =no pre-check-in process, =check-in but no security check, =all processes after completing the security check and entering the waiting hall. departing  passengers entrance security check‐in hall (check‐in) checked  baggage/online check‐in check‐in hall facilities security checks wait for the  lobby waiting hall facilitieswaiting area boarding figure 2. flow chart of the pedestrian boarding process at the airport in terms of task division for each sub-process, consider the relationship between macro and micro actions. for example, in the check-in hall, the possible macro actions of passengers can be divided into check-in or service, and then the service is specifically divided, and one of the multiple services may be selected. if the service is treated as a subtask, then the termination condition s'∈ t is to complete the service and leave the corresponding service area. through this division, the macro options can be considered first, and then the micro actions can be further selected, which is conducive to reducing the state space and action space of intensive chemical training. 4.2. state building in intensive chemistry, a state is the environmental information that an agent perceives in the environment at a certain moment. however, this article is a custom environment, so using a hierarchical approach, the state of the agent is not the same for different subtasks at different stages. the state is mainly judged by the set of observations filtered by the subtasks in the current stage. (1) check-in sub-process ( ): under the check-in sub-process, the degree of freedom of time, and the number of people at the counter together constitute the pedestrian state set, and the above factors are the direct factors affecting the choice made by pedestrians. the degree of freedom of time is defined as the difference between the current time and the departure time of the pedestrian flight through discretization, the higher the degree of freedom of the pedestrian time in the terminal, the longer the pedestrian has free time, and vice versa, all the necessary processes need to be completed quickly. the number of people at the check-in counter is a secondary factor affecting whether pedestrians choose to check in, and due to the large and uncertain number of people in the area, discretization is required in the training process. we discretize the time freedom freetime and the number of people at the check-in counter, which has the advantage of making the state judgment more streamlined, which is conducive to training and designing predictive models. the degrees of freedom of time are divided into four discrete intervals, greater than 2.5 hours, between 2 hours and 2.5 hours, between 1 hour and 2 hours, and less than one hour. the number of possible destinations (including check-in counters, security checks and waiting areas) is divided into three zones: greater than 70, 50 to 70 and less than 50. (2) security sub-process ( ): under the security subprocess, the status determination is determined by the time freedom freetime and the number of people in the security area. the number of people in the security screening area refers to the number of people who are waiting or under inspection under the security screening service, but it is still a secondary factor. (3)waiting sub-process ( ): the status determination under the waiting sub-process is determined by the freetime and the number of people in the pedestrian waiting area. the number of people in the pedestrian waiting area is the number of people in the area near the pedestrian target gate that can be used for pedestrians to sit and rest. 4.3. action settings in the hierarchical design, the actions of the upper tasks are subtasks, and the subtasks are not actions that pedestrians can perform. in a larger sense, it is an expression of a trend, which can be understood as prompting pedestrians to make directional decisions. the setting of the action of a sub-task can be seen as the facility or necessary process that the person can choose to go to in a certain sub-task at a certain stage. the pedestrian action setting is affected by different stages and destinations, and the action sets can be selected differently in 68 different stages. at a stage, the action set can be represented as a subset. the original actions include check-in, catering, shopping, toilets, security checks, and waiting for boarding, and the execution of the actions will directly act on the environment, while the behavior sub-tasks can be regarded as the action selection of a layer of sub-tasks, which will further select the original actions such as catering, shopping, and toilets. 4.4. rewards in the simulated environment of the airport, we divide all shopping, toilets, and food service stores into check-in hall service areas and waiting hall service areas according to the area, and each service facility can be regarded as a service area in a certain area. the image on the left shows the density visualization of a certain part of the terminal building according to the real number of people, while the picture on the right is the density visualization in the simulated environment. whether the density is consistent can be regarded as the number of people in the real scene in a certain service facility in a certain range, and the number of people in the simulation scene is similar and in the same range. then it can be considered that the choice of action is in line with the density. in the above figure, you need to see whether the density of the area shown on the right matches the density of the real area on the left. we divide the number of people in the area into zones, where red dots indicate the highest density, blue dots indicate moderate density, and cyan dots indicate low density. if the number of simulated people is in the real interval during the simulation, it means that the number of people in the simulated area at the current moment is appro mately equal to the number of people in the real area, and vice versa. 5. experiments in this experiment, anylogic simulation software is used as the simulation platform for airport terminals, anylogic is a simulation software based on social force model, which uses the form of flow chart to create model logical relationships, which can be used to construct the airport environment for simulation experiments and provide corresponding data collection. use pycharm as an ide tool to write python code for agent training and corresponding data collection, and use alpyne to complete the connection between the simulation environment and the reinforcement code. 5.1. experimental data in order to ensure the authenticity of the experiment, this paper uses the area map of the t2 terminal of chengdu shuangliu airport, and uses the flight information of the terminal for 6 hours on a certain day and the number of people per hour in the internal facilities of the terminal on the anylogic simulation platform. terminal simulation environment construction: the data required to build the terminal simulation environment includes terminal cad maps and performance parameters of each facility. the real cad drawing of the airport is used as the environmental base map, and the walls and functional facilities area are created on it according to the real scale to complete the construction of the terminal simulation environment. in a simulated environment, all walls are considered impassable, and if there is already an occupant at the service point at the facility, there will be a queue at a fixed location. pedestrians will be generated in front of the airport gate, pass through the check-in hall, enter the waiting hall through security, queue up for boarding before the scheduled departure time of the flight, and finally complete the overall process through the corresponding boarding gate. pedestrian arrival data construction: the data required for pedestrian arrival construction is all flight information contained in 6 hours, and the pedestrian arrival distribution can be appro mated as a poisson distribution [15], so the number of flights will be generated at corresponding time intervals. reward design data: in order to make the simulation results close to the real world, the number of people in all facilities in the terminal with an interval of one hour is required as the reward criterion 5.2. evaluation indicators in this method, certain evaluation indicators are needed to determine whether the prediction effect can be close to the real situation. in the simulation prediction, the visual evaluation of the simulation effect is reflected in the number of facilities in all terminals in a certain period of time and the number of corresponding facilities in the real situation. and for each pedestrian, they also prefer to have the shortest queuing time under the condition of meeting the number of people in the facility. therefore, the evaluation indicators are as follows: (a) simulated coincidence rate. the simulated coincidence rate is defined as the ratio of the number of facilities f to the total number of facilities f that roughly conforms to the real situation over a certain period of time. the value range of the simulation coincidence rate is [0,1], the larger the value, the better the simulation effect, and vice versa, the worse the effect. (b) total queuing time. total queuing time refers to the total queuing time of all pedestrians, which describes the time spent by pedestrians in all facilities, and the total queuing time always reaches a bottom value, indicating that pedestrians have reached the optimal learning. 5.2.1. simulated coincidence rate in our experiment, we used a 6-hour flight information table, set the facility time parameters, and connected the common q-learning algorithm, the single-table hierarchical reinforcement algorithm and our hierarchical reinforcement algorithm. a total of 25,051 pedestrians were deployed in the simulated environment during the simulation of the facility simulation rate in the simulated environment. there are 60 check-in counters and 70 service facilities. figure 3 shows the data pairs after iteration: figure 3. comparison of algorithm simulation coincidence rate 69 as shown in the figure above, we can see that all algorithms in the first 20 rounds have achieved optimization results by updating their own strategies, and the simulation coincidence rate continues to increase. at the end of the round, the optimization effect is basically at its peak. since both the algorithm and the q-learning algorithm adopt a small probability exploration strategy, there are still some fluctuations when approaching the peak, while the singletable hierarchical reinforcement has little impact on the overall effect because multiple agents jointly maintain a table, so the overall upward trend is relatively flat. in the peak comparison, it can be seen that the simulation coincidence rate of the proposed algorithm is higher than that of the comparison algorithm. 5.2.2. total queuing time in the process of algorithm optimization, we still hope to make the queue waiting time of pedestrian agents shorter, because this is the case in real life, so the sum of the queuing time of all pedestrian agents is used as another evaluation index to reflect the efficiency of the algorithm. under the original experimental conditions, the data comparison chart is shown in figure 4 below: figure 4. comparison of the total queuing time of the algorithm according to the above figure, it can be found that the optimization effect of the three algorithms is basically the same when reaching the final round, and the control of the queuing time is basically better under the condition of the same number of pedestrians, so that the pedestrian intelligence will consider the queue with fewer queuing people and shorter queuing time for service. however, it can be seen that the convergence speed of the proposed algorithm is better than that of other algorithms, and the queuing time reaches the optimal level within about 40 rounds 6. conclusion in view of the complex process in the terminal, this paper combines hierarchical reinforcement and multi-agent to train the multi-agent hierarchical reinforcement chemical in the complex environment of the terminal building by treating pedestrians as agents. the overall process is divided into different subtasks, and the pedestrian agent coordinates with each other at different levels, so that the agent's adaptability can be enhanced in complex environments. from the experimental results, this hierarchical reinforcement algorithm achieves a better pedestrian trajectory prediction effect and a faster convergence effect in the complex terminal environment. references [1] canese, lorenzo, cardarilli, gian, carlo, di, nunzio, luca, fazzolari, rocco, giardino, daniele, re, marco, spano ,& sergio. multi-agent reinforcement learning: a review of challenges and applications[j].applied sciencesbasel, 2021, 11 (11). 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[15] curcio, duilio et al. “passengers’ flow analysis and security issues in airport terminals using modeling & simulation.” (2007). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 11 malfunction and emergency response of qinghai meteorological hd video consultation system yuxian la *, guoyuan xu, yanping chang, zhifu yuan, shaochen zhang qinghai meteorological information center, xining, qinghai 810001, china * corresponding author: yuxian la (email: 1090408859@qq.com) abstract: the high-definition video conference system at the provincial level has many subsystems, a wide distribution of network nodes, high frequency of conferences, and strict requirements on clarity (1). the stable and reliable operation of the system is crucial, and it is essential to establish an effective system failure emergency solution. this paper takes the characteristics of the high-definition video conference system in qinghai province as the starting point, and deeply explores the establishment of dual backup mechanisms, the design of emergency plans, and the methods of quick fault handling and recovery. the goal is to ensure that the system can be restored to normal operation as soon as possible under any circumstances, thus ensuring the smooth conduct of conference activities. keywords: meteorology; high definition; conference; dual stream. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid development of information and network technology and video conferencing technology, traditional telephone communication methods have become increasingly unable to meet the growing demand for "face-toface" communication (2). the emergence of video conferencing systems effectively solved this problem. for the meteorological department, the construction of the qinghai meteorological hd video conference system is particularly important in the face of an increasing number of severe weather and meteorological disasters. the system achieves the highest standard of full-network high-definition video conferencing at 1080p, and the audio uses a combination of analog and digital mixing control technology to ensure the clarity and quality of sound. in addition, the core equipment of the system adopts a dual-machine hot standby mode, fundamentally guaranteeing the stability and reliability of the system. the application of the hd video conferencing system not only makes every detail of the conference process perfect, but also builds a more humanized and efficient conference environment, greatly improving the learning and exchange efficiency of meteorological business and the level of meeting service support. 2. the characteristics of highdefinition video conference system in qinghai meteorology as a provincial control center for video conference, the high-definition video conference system in qinghai meteorology plays an important role in connecting with the china meteorological administration and linking with prefecture-level and county-level meteorological bureaus. it is an important link in the meteorological video conference system. the high-definition video conference system in qinghai meteorology can seamlessly connect with the highdefinition video conference system of the china meteorological administration, enabling effective interconnection between the qinghai meteorological bureau and the central meteorological observatory, prefecture-level meteorological bureaus, and county-level meteorological bureaus. the system can transmit high-definition video, highresolution pc signals, and audio signals in both directions, enabling distant and realistic audio-visual communication. it integrates audio, video, graphics, text, and data, providing instant messaging, video playback, video recording and storage, and playback, enabling a comprehensive real-time multimedia conference, meeting the business needs of daily weather forecast conference, tv telephone conference, academic exchange and technical training, and emergency command. the system's many features affect its stability and reliability. 2.1. multiple network terminals the qinghai meteorological hd consultation system mainly includes three levels of high-definition consultation systems: provincial, municipal, and county. it mainly consists of one provincial consultation control center, one provincial station consultation main venue, three provincial directly affiliated unit venues, nine city and state meteorological bureau venues, and 45 county-level station terminal venues. the network nodes are distributed in various cities, prefectures, and counties throughout the province, with very high requirements for network connectivity and broadband. each node needs to maintain a stable network connection to ensure the smooth progress of consultations. the system often needs to implement four tiered consultations at the national, provincial, municipal, and county levels to achieve information transmission and communication between superiors and subordinates. this multi-level consultation requires the system to have strong cascading capabilities and flexible control and management functions. sometimes it is necessary to hold multiple meetings at different levels at the same time, which puts higher demands on the resource allocation and management of the system. the system must be able to efficiently schedule resources to ensure the independence and stability of each meeting. 2.2. multiple integrated subsystems the qinghai meteorological hd consultation system mainly consists of 9 subsystems: consultation network 12 subsystem, mcu conference management subsystem, hd terminal management subsystem, dvi matrix control subsystem, audio matrix control subsystem, large screen display subsystem, recording and broadcasting subsystem, cma management subsystem, and dual stream pc subsystem. each subsystem has independent devices, but they are tightly integrated together to form a complete consultation system. this design ensures the professionalism and efficiency of each subsystem while achieving overall collaborative work of the system. due to the numerous subsystems, the internal circuits of the system are very complex and require careful design and maintenance to ensure smooth signal transmission and data exchange between each subsystem. any subsystem failure will directly affect the normal operation of the entire system. therefore, special attention is paid to the stability and reliability of each subsystem during system design, and multiple redundancy and backup mechanisms are adopted, such as dual machine hot backup, redundant lines, etc., to reduce the risk of failure. 2.3. high frequency of consultation due to the special nature of the meteorological department's business, at least one national and one provincial/city level video conference are held every day, and around 1300 meetings are held annually, with a very high frequency of use. especially during the flood season and major weather events, several sessions may be held in a day, with a daily operating time of nearly 6 hours. the system must have high stability to ensure that there will be no failures under long-term and high-frequency use. therefore, the system adopts multiple backup mechanisms such as dual machine hot backup and redundant lines to ensure rapid switching in case of single point failure and reduce downtime. keeping it in good condition at all times places extremely high demands on the stability of the system's operation. 2.4. high video and audio quality requirements at present, the provincial, municipal, and county levels follow the h.264 protocol high-definition standard, and the entire network achieves dual stream h.269 data. the system adopts the standard 1080p of high-definition video conferencing system, which is commonly known as highdefinition television. the effective display format of picture resolution is 1920 pixels × 1080 pixels. the provincial, municipal, and county level consultations achieve 1080p video image effect, significantly improving the clarity of daily consultations/meetings. at the same time, the audio system adopts digital audio matrix technology to ensure highquality transmission and processing of audio signals. the digital audio matrix can flexibly manage and switch audio signals, ensuring clear and delay free audio quality for each venue. 3. design of emergency backup system for qinghai meteorological hd video consultation system an excellent system not only requires good network and operational stability, but also strong backup and emergency capabilities (3). based on the system operation and business characteristics, a dual backup emergency plan design was mainly adopted for the network, core servers, and terminals. the network subsystem adopts core network dual link, dual routing hot backup core server mcu and xiaoyu yilian as backups for each other, which can achieve rapid re invitation of attendees and continue to hold meetings; the attending terminals adopt a mutual primary backup design, ensuring that attendees can quickly participate in emergency meetings, thereby achieving stability, reliability, and rapid emergency response of the entire system. 3.1. network design of qinghai high definition video consultation system the high-definition video conferencing system in qinghai province relies on the existing meteorological information bandwidth network. currently, there is an 8m sdh link between the qinghai provincial meteorological bureau and the china meteorological administration, and a 4m sdh link between provinces, cities, prefectures, and counties. due to the large traffic of the high-definition video and audio transmission network, a secure and stable network and a certain bandwidth must be ensured. and backup is implemented on the link, improving the reliability and scalability of the system, ensuring reliable transmission of data traffic, and achieving network link emergency. 3.2. design of mcu emergency backup system for high definition video consultation system figure 1. emergency response operation diagram for high definition video terminal consultation malfunctions in provincial control centers at present, the mcu of the provincial bureau is rmx2000 and rmx1800. rmx1800 has been debugged and configured for backup. in the event of a failure, the backup rmx1800 will be immediately activated and the meeting will be restarted within 1 minute. the provincial consultation control center is equipped with two huawei terminals and two two baolitong terminals. when participating in national consultations, the high-definition huawei terminal one and huawei terminal two serve as backup for each other. when one terminal is unable to attend, the backup terminal is 13 activated to communicate with the national main station in a timely manner and call the backup terminal to hold a meeting. when a provincial conference is held, baolitong terminal 1 and baolitong terminal 2, which forwards the national conference, serve as backups for each other. when one terminal is unable to attend, the backup baolitong terminal can be used as an emergency backup to achieve emergency response for node attending terminals. the high-definition video conference emergency response operation diagram of the provincial control center is shown in figure 1. 3.3. design of audio backup system for high definition video consultation system 3.3.1. emergency backup of microphone provincial and municipal branch venues generally use directional microphones, and emergency backup microphones should be equipped at the speech location to input sound simultaneously with the main microphone. regardless of which microphone has a problem, ensure that one microphone inputs sound normally; consider using a video conferencing terminal equipped with an omnidirectional microphone as a hardware emergency measure. in case of microphone issues, connect the omnidirectional microphone to the terminal to ensure sound input; for the provincial bureau consultation hall, it is possible to consider building suspended ceiling microphones as an emergency backup measure. 3.3.2. soundstructure emergency backup the provincial bureau consultation hall is equipped with 2 soundstructurec16s for dual machine hot standby. the main and backup machines are connected to the same cable through a rectangular connection. when the main machine cannot be used, the backup machine can be immediately activated and the signal can be switched to the backup machine using a matrix, allowing the backup machine to work on behalf of the main machine. the emergency backup diagram of soundstructure in the provincial control center is shown in figure 2. figure 2. emergency response operation diagram for soundstructure fault in provincial control center 4. implementation of fault handling and rapid emergency response due to the multiple factors affecting the operation of the provincial consultation system, the types of faults involved are complex, mainly including 9 major subsystem faults such as video network, mcu server, video and audio processing terminal, and display. the system has made a good design in emergency plan, fundamentally solving the problem of 3 major faults in video network, mcu server, and video terminal, realizing automatic routing and backup switching of the system, ensuring that the main equipment and network of the system can quickly respond to emergencies, and ensuring stable and reliable system operation. on the user end of video conferencing systems, the system commonly displays faults in three aspects: video, audio, and dual stream. in terms of video sources, the system uses dual cameras to achieve mutual backup function; in terms of audio, the system integrates and is compatible with both digital and analog mixing consoles to achieve mutual backup functionality; in terms of dual video streaming, the system also uses two laptops to achieve mutual backup. below is a step-by-step quick diagnosis and handling of three types of faults: video, audio, and dual stream, to achieve rapid emergency response. 4.1. audio fault handling and emergency response 4.1.1. when there is no sound at all during the meeting check the volume settings of the conference terminal to ensure that the volume is not turned off or set to the lowest level. if there is sound on the terminal, try to cancel the mute state and ensure that the microphone and speaker of the terminal are turned on. check network connectivity by using network testing tools (such as ping command) to ensure normal network connection. if network connectivity is interrupted or poor, immediately switch to the backup network line. on the premise of confirming that the connection has been made and there is sound from the other party, the terminal sound can be directly output to the emergency sound system for fault emergency handling. if there is any, it belongs to a sound equipment fault; if not, the terminal is faulty and can be restarted or a backup terminal can be activated. on the premise of confirming the malfunction of the digital mixing console, the terminal sound can be directly output to the analog mixing console for emergency handling of the malfunction. 4.1.2. when there is no sound in the local speech during the meeting test the quality of the microphone and whether the local sound is intact, determine whether there is a malfunction in the microphone or speaker, and adopt a backup microphone or speaker. check if the voice of the mcu speaker is turned on. if not, click unmute. check network connectivity, and use backup network lines if connectivity is interrupted or poor. directly transmit the microphone sound to the terminal. if there is still no sound, it is confirmed that the terminal has malfunctioned. the terminal can be restarted or a backup device terminal can be activated for emergency handling; if there is sound output directly to the terminal, it can be judged as a malfunction of the mixing console equipment. on the 14 premise of confirming the malfunction of the analog mixing console, the microphone sound can be directly input to the terminal for emergency handling of the malfunction. on the premise of confirming the malfunction of the digital mixing console, the analog mixing console can be directly input to the terminal for emergency handling of the malfunction. 4.2. video fault handling and emergency response 4.2.1. when there is no video footage at all during the meeting check and test network connectivity. if it is not working, use backup network lines and terminals for emergency response. check the local display device. if it is confirmed that there is a fault in the local display device or circuit, check the connection line or switch to the large screen display for fault handling and emergency response. when the other party has video input, check whether the mcu conference management page sets them as speakers or returns their video. 4.2.2. when there is no local video image in the meeting check if the camera can display normally locally. if it cannot display locally, check the connection cable or activate the backup camera for troubleshooting and emergency response. check and test network connectivity, otherwise use backup network lines and backup terminals for emergency response. 4.3. dual stream transmission fault handling and emergency response 4.3.1. unable to see remote dual stream or dual stream with black screen, blue screen, etc. confirm whether the video output devices (such as monitors, projectors, etc.) are connected correctly and set up correctly; check if the video output cables (such as hdmi, vga, etc.) are loose or damaged, unplug or replace the cables. if it is confirmed that the local display device has a fault, check the connection line and switch the dual current output again. if the display device is broken, switch to a large screen display for fault handling and emergency response. check if the mcu conference management page has set it as the speaker and contact the other party to see if they have sent dual streams. if there is a problem with the other party's dual stream transmission, you can check whether the computer resolution settings, output lines, sending and terminal devices are intact, and whether the network connectivity is intact; if the other party successfully sends but cannot receive, there may be a local display or terminal malfunction. emergency measures such as switching displays, restarting the terminal, or using a backup terminal can be taken. 4.3.2. local dual stream transmission failure or black screen, blue screen, etc. when discussing weather conditions in provinces, cities, and states, if the dual stream transmission fails, you can choose to use web remote control or backup software to send the dual stream; during the national weather conference, if the dual stream transmission fails, the backup remote control transmission can be selected. check the video and dual stream input of the conference terminal. if the input fails to send correctly, there is a fault in the terminal or network. check if the network connectivity is intact and use backup network lines, backup terminals, or restart terminals. if it cannot be displayed locally, you can check the computer resolution settings, whether the output circuit is intact, and use a backup computer to send. 5. conclusion the qinghai meteorological hd video consultation system has built a dual link network, dual machine hot backup for mcu servers, and dual backup for video and audio processing terminals as a whole. technically, it has effectively implemented routing for network line failures and backup emergency for servers and terminals. this design not only ensures high reliability and stability of the system, but also significantly enhances its operational reliability and maintenance convenience. for common video, audio, and dual stream faults, the system provides excellent fault process judgment methods and quick emergency 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[3] zhang changliang, ma yuyong, liu yiqian, et al. design and implementation of a province city county three level high definition video conference system based on mcu cascade [j] television technology, 2012, 36 (09): 136-139. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 47 information extraction and knowledge map construction based on natural language processing zehan wang university of maryland, college park, maryland, usa abstract: as a key branch of artificial intelligence, natural language processing (nlp) focuses on making machines understand and generate human language. this paper introduces the basic tasks of nlp, such as lexical analysis, syntactic analysis and semantic understanding, and discusses the cutting-edge technologies such as word embedding. in the aspect of information extraction, this paper deeply discusses the methods of named entity recognition, relationship extraction and event extraction, and points out the challenges in dealing with complex texts. finally, the paper focuses on the construction of knowledge map, expounds the complete process from data collection to entity identification, relationship extraction, graph construction and query, and emphasizes the core position of graph query in the application of knowledge map. on the whole, this paper provides a comprehensive perspective for understanding nlp, information extraction and knowledge map construction, and points out the importance and future development direction of these technologies in intelligent systems. keywords: natural language processing; information extraction; knowledge map. 1. introduction as information technology rapidly advances, the volume of text data on the internet explodes, encompassing vast amounts of knowledge. the challenge of efficiently extracting valuable insights from this data and constructing a structured knowledge system has emerged as a significant focus of contemporary research [1]. the technology of information extraction and knowledge map construction based on nlp came into being, which provided new ideas and methods for solving this problem. nlp is an important branch in the field of artificial intelligence, which aims to enable computers to understand and process human language. as one of the core tasks of nlp, information extraction aims to extract structured information from unstructured text data, such as entities, relationships, events and so on [2]. through information extraction technology, the knowledge points scattered in the text can be extracted, which provides a data basis for the subsequent knowledge map construction. knowledge map is a technology to represent knowledge by graph structure, which represents and stores entities, concepts and their relationships in the real world in a structured form [3]. through the knowledge map, we can understand and describe various concepts and relationships in the real world more clearly and realize the sharing and reuse of knowledge [4]. knowledge map has a wide application prospect in intelligent question answering, semantic search, intelligent recommendation and other fields. this paper aims to study the technology of information extraction and knowledge map construction based on nlp. firstly, the basic theory and key technologies of nlp are introduced to provide theoretical support for subsequent information extraction and knowledge map construction. then, the main methods and implementation technologies of information extraction are discussed, including named entity recognition, relationship extraction and event extraction. on this basis, we will further study the key technologies such as the construction process of knowledge map, knowledge representation and modeling methods, entity linking and disambiguation. the research of this paper has important theoretical significance and practical value. in theory, through the indepth study of nlp and information extraction technology, we can further improve and develop the relevant theoretical system and provide new ideas and methods for the follow-up research. in practice, by constructing high-quality knowledge map, we can provide more abundant and accurate knowledge support for intelligent question answering, semantic search and other application fields, and promote the further development of artificial intelligence technology. 2. nlp and information extraction nlp is an interdisciplinary field of artificial intelligence (ai) and linguistics, aiming at making machines understand and generate human language. with the rise of deep learning, nlp has made remarkable progress, especially in text classification, sentiment analysis, machine translation and so on. as an important branch of nlp, information extraction focuses on extracting structured information from unstructured texts, providing data support for building knowledge maps and intelligent question answering systems [5]. (1)nlp foundation nlp involves many tasks, including lexical analysis, syntactic analysis and semantic understanding. lexical analysis mainly deals with lexical problems, such as word segmentation and part-of-speech tagging [6]. syntactic analysis focuses on the structural relationship between words in a sentence, such as dependency syntax analysis and phrase structure analysis. semantic understanding aims to capture the deep meaning of the text, including named entity recognition, emotion analysis, semantic role labeling and so on. in nlp, text is usually represented as a vector or matrix so that the machine learning model can handle it. bag model and tf-idf (term frequency-inverse document frequency) are two common text representation methods. the bag-of-words model regards text as a collection of words, ignoring the order and grammatical structure between words. tf-idf measures the importance of vocabulary by considering the frequency of 48 vocabulary in the document and the frequency of reverse document. (2) information extraction technology and method the main task of information extraction is to extract structured information units from unstructured texts, such as entities, relationships, events, etc. [7]. named entity recognition (ner) is a key step in information extraction, which aims to identify entities with specific meanings in texts, such as names of people, places and organizations. ner is usually implemented by rule-based, dictionary-based or machine learning-based methods. with the development of deep learning, neural network-based methods, such as bilstm-crf model, have achieved remarkable performance improvement on ner tasks. relationship extraction is another important task of information extraction, which aims to identify the relationship between entities in the text. relationship extraction can be realized by rule-based, template-based or machine learning. in recent years, relationship extraction methods based on deep learning, such as pcnn (piecewise convective neural networks) and attention mechanism, have achieved excellent performance in the task of relationship extraction. in addition, joint extraction models such as casrel (cascade relation extraction) can identify entities and relationships at the same time, which improves the accuracy and efficiency of extraction. (3) the practical application and challenge of information extraction. information extraction technology is widely used in many fields, such as intelligent question answering, semantic search, bioinformatics, enterprise knowledge management, etc. in intelligent question answering system, information extraction technology can extract answers or evidence related to questions from a large number of documents; in semantic search, information extraction technology can help users find the information they need more accurately; in bioinformatics, information extraction technology can extract knowledge such as protein relation and gene function from biomedical literature. in enterprise knowledge management, information extraction technology can help enterprises build internal knowledge system and improve the work efficiency of employees. however, information extraction technology also faces some challenges and problems. first of all, how to improve the accuracy and efficiency of extraction when dealing with complex texts is a key issue. to solve this problem, researchers put forward various optimization methods and techniques, such as using deep learning model to capture the deep features in the text and using attention mechanism to pay attention to important information. secondly, how to effectively use external knowledge and prior information to improve the extraction performance is also a problem worth studying. in order to solve this problem, researchers try to introduce external knowledge base or pre-trained language model into the information extraction process to provide richer semantic information. finally, how to build a largescale and high-quality training data set is also a challenging problem. 3. knowledge map construction knowledge map is a semantic network that graphically represents entities and their relationships. by constructing knowledge map, we can systematically organize, understand and share domain knowledge, and then support advanced applications such as intelligent question answering, recommendation system and semantic search. this section will introduce the construction process of knowledge map in detail, and interspersed with relevant formulas to illustrate the key technologies. (1) construction process of knowledge map the construction of knowledge map usually includes the following steps: data collection and preprocessing, entity identification and linking, relationship extraction, map construction and query [9]. in the data collection stage, it is necessary to obtain the original data from various sources (such as text, database, images, etc.) and carry out preprocessing operations such as cleaning, deduplication and formatting. entity identification and linking is one of the key steps in the construction of knowledge map, aiming at identifying entities with specific meanings from texts and linking them to corresponding knowledge bases or ontologies. relationship extraction focuses on extracting the relationship between entities from the text to form a structured knowledge representation. finally, in the graph construction and query stage, the extracted entities and relationships are integrated into a graphical data structure, and an efficient query and reasoning mechanism is provided. (2) entity identification and linking entity recognition is one of the basic tasks of knowledge map construction, and its goal is to identify named entities (such as names of people, places, organizations, etc.) in texts, and to classify and standardize them. common entity recognition methods include rule-based method, statistical method and deep learning method [10]. rule-based methods usually rely on hand-written rules and dictionaries, which are suitable for entity recognition tasks in specific fields or scenarios. the method based on statistics uses machine learning algorithm to learn the model of entity recognition from labeled data, which has good universality and expansibility. deep learning method automatically extracts text features and classifies them through neural network model, and has made remarkable progress in entity recognition tasks in recent years. entity linking is the process of linking the identified entity to the corresponding concept or entity in the knowledge base or ontology. the key of entity linking is to calculate the similarity or matching degree between entity reference items and candidate entities in knowledge base. commonly used similarity calculation methods include string-based method, semantic-based method and graph-based method. the stringbased method mainly uses the string matching algorithm to calculate the similarity between the reference item and the candidate entity. semantic-based methods use techniques such as word embedding and semantic role labeling to capture the semantic relationship between referents and candidate entities. the graph-based method uses the graph structure information in the knowledge map to calculate the correlation between the reference item and the candidate entity. entity link can associate entities in the text with those in the knowledge map. this paper proposes to use a simple neural network model to predict whether two entities belong to the same entity. the model can be expressed as:     121121 beeweep   (1) where 1e and 2e represent two entity vectors respectively, and 1w and 1b are model parameters. function  is an activation function, such as relu or 49 sigmoid function. in the construction of knowledge map, entity disambiguation is an important problem, which aims to identify the entities in the text uniquely. similarity-based methods can be used to measure the similarity between entities and determine whether they are the same entity. commonly used similarity indicators include cosine similarity and euclidean distance. for example, cosine similarity can be used to calculate the similarity between entities:   21 21 21,laritycosinesimi ee ee ee   (2) where 1e and 2e respectively represent two entity vectors, 21 ee  represents the dot product of the two vectors, and 1e and 2e represent the norms of the two vectors. (3) relationship extraction relationship extraction is another key task in the construction of knowledge map, which aims to extract the relationships between entities from the text and form a structured knowledge representation. relationship extraction can adopt rule-based method, template-based method or deep learning-based method. rule-based methods usually rely on relationship extraction rules defined by domain experts, and are suitable for relationship extraction tasks in specific fields or scenarios. the template-based method uses predefined templates to match the relational patterns in the text, which has good universality and expansibility. deep learning method automatically extracts text features and classifies relationships through neural network model, and has made remarkable progress in the task of relationship extraction in recent years. for each pair of possible entities, a classifier is used to judge whether there is a certain relationship between them:        i iii byxfyyxfsvm , (3) where  xf is the input feature vector, y is the label (positive or negative), i is the lagrangian multiplier, and b is the offset term. for entities that do not appear in the knowledge map, they need to be associated with the entities in the knowledge map through entity linking technology:      kgtext kgtext eded eesim /1/1 2 ,   (4) among them, texte is the entity in the text, kge is the entity in the knowledge map, and d is the similarity function of the entity description. 4. conclusion with the continuous progress of artificial intelligence technology, nlp and information extraction, knowledge map construction and other fields are increasingly in-depth. this paper discusses the basic technology of nlp, the key method of information extraction, and the process and core technology of knowledge map construction. in nlp, the development of word embedding technology provides a new idea for the semantic representation of words, which enables machines to better understand and process human language. as an important branch of nlp, information extraction, with its core technologies such as named entity recognition, relationship extraction and event extraction, can effectively extract structured information from unstructured texts, which provides strong support for building large-scale knowledge maps. the construction of knowledge map is a comprehensive process, involving data collection, entity identification and linking, relationship extraction and map construction. this paper introduces the key technologies and methods of these links, and emphasizes the importance of entity identification and linking and relationship extraction in the construction of knowledge map. the continuous development of graph construction and query technology makes the application of knowledge map more extensive and efficient. the research in nlp, information extraction and knowledge map construction not only promotes the progress of artificial intelligence technology, but also provides strong support for many application scenarios such as intelligent question answering, semantic search and enterprise knowledge management. in the future, with the continuous innovation and development of technology, the research in these fields will continue to deepen, bringing more convenience and possibility to human life and work. references [1] rhinehart r r. an introduction to natural language processing part 2[j]. control, 2021, 2021(4):34. 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[10] mustafa h a, al-wesabi f n, abdelzahir a, et al. a hybrid intelligent text watermarking and natural language processing approach for transferring and receiving an authentic english text via internet[j]. the computer journal, 2021, 2021(2):2. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 70 dfenet: double feature enhanced class agnostic counting methods jiakang liu, hua huo college of information engineering, henan university of science and technology, luoyang 471000, china abstract: object counting is a basic computer vision task, which can estimate the number of each object in an image, thus providing valuable information. in dense scenes, there are huge differences in target individual scale, and the different target individual scale leads to low accuracy of target count. in addition, most of the existing target count datasets in the field require a lot of manual creation and annotation, which increases the cost and difficulty of the dataset, lack of ease of use and portability. to solve these problems, this paper proposes a class agnostic counting method double feature enhancement net based on improved bilinear matching network+ (bmnet+). by introducing the feature enhancement module based on the principle of conditional random field and the adaptively spatial feature fusion module, combined with the feature similarity measurement strategy of bilinear matching network, the method can effectively extract the target features of different scales, enhance the adaptability to the targets with large scale changes, and improve the counting performance of the network. experiments were carried out on fsc-147 data set, and the experimental results show that the proposed model has been further improved in counting accuracy. the mae and mse of the verification set are 15.03 and 54.53 respectively. in the test set, mae reaches 13.65, mse reaches 89.54, and the counting performance is at the advanced level in the field. keywords: object count; class agnostic counting; conditional random field; similarity measure. 1. introduction object counting is a fundamental and important computer vision task that provides quantitative estimation of targets in images, thus providing valuable information for various fields of social production. this task is important in many practical applications, including traffic management, public safety, medical diagnosis, and agricultural monitoring. for example, in the field of traffic management, object counting for road traffic can monitor the congestion of various roads in a city, thus assisting in traffic management; in the field of public safety, object counting for crowds can detect the number of pedestrians on the streets in real time, and detect safety hazards in advance in order to avoid potential hazards, such as stampede incidents. however, object counting datasets often require a lot of manual creation and annotation, which not only increases the cost and difficulty of the dataset, but also restricts the diversity and versatility of the dataset, so that traditional object counting methods can often only be used for counting specific categories of targets, and lack of ease of use and transferability. to solve this problem, lu et al [13] first proposed the concept of class-agnostic counting (cac), which aims to create a generalized counting model that can adapt to any class of targets without the need to know the target's class information in advance. shi et al [15] designed a network based on similarity measures based on this foundation bmnet+, by comparing the feature similarity between the sample image and the query image in order to generate a target count density map. however, when confronted with multiple targets with large scale variations, this network often fails to perform the task of feature comparison of multi-scale targets well, resulting in inaccurate counting results. therefore, in this paper, we propose a conditional random field-based feature extraction and enhancement method for image counting task. we extract two different levels of feature maps from the backbone network, which represent the low and medium level and high level features of the image, respectively. then we design a dual feature enhancement module, which consists of a selfsimilarity module and a sfem feature enhancement module, for enhancing the feature representation of the query image by utilizing the information of the query image itself and the information between the feature maps at different levels. finally, we use asff adaptive spatial fusion module and dynamic similarity metric module for dynamically fusing and comparing the features of query images and sample images at different levels according to the correlation between them and get the final counting results to improve the counting performance. overall, the main contributions of this work are as follows: 1. a modified network structure dfenet based on a modified bilinear matching network+ (bmnet+) is proposed, which extracts, enhances & fuses features of different scales to improve the counting performance of the network. 2. a structured feature enhancement module (sfem) is introduced, which enhances the representation of features by enabling features of different scales to transfer information to each other through an algorithm based on the principle of conditional random fields. 3. adaptively spatial feature fusion module (asff) is introduced, which can adaptively learn the spatial weights of feature maps at different scales, thus improving the robustness of the feature fusion network. 2. related work 2.1. object counting related work object counting is a computer vision task involving the estimation of the number of targets in an image, which has a wide range of applications in various fields of social production, such as traffic counting, crowd density estimation, biological population counting and so on. currently, the work related to object counting can be categorized into two types according to the different counting methods: detection-based 71 counting methods [1][2][3][4], and regression-based counting methods [5][6][8][9]. detection-based counting methods are methods that use techniques of target detection for counting, such as histograms of oriented gradients (hog) [10], region-cnn (rcnn) [11], you only look once (yolo) [ 12], etc. the basic idea of this method is to first detect each target in the image and then count the number of targets in each category based on the detection results. the advantage of this method is that the position information and target scale information of different targets can be obtained while counting, so that the targets can be analyzed in more detail; moreover, this method is better adapted to the targets with multi-scale variations, and it can deal with targets of different sizes. however, the disadvantages of this type of method are that it has a large amount of computation and lacks real-time and convenience for the counting task; moreover, this method also tends to show poor counting performance when the target receives an occlusion, and is unable to accurately recognize the occluded target. regression-based counting method refers to the method that generally relies on some texture features in the image, and then uses linear regression, neural networks, and other ways to establish the mapping relationship between the features and the target, to directly obtain the statistical results of the number of targets. the advantage of the regressionbased counting method is that it can directly output the number of targets without detecting the targets, so it tends to have a small amount of computation and high real-time, which is suitable for fast processing of counting tasks. however, the disadvantage is that it is less adaptable to targets of different scales, and cannot count well in the face of images with large target scales (e.g., dense crowds in perspective), because the target features in this case are often not obvious, and it is difficult to establish an effective mapping relationship. 2.2. class agnostic counting related work most of the current object counting methods need to know the class information of the target, such as detection-based counting methods and regression-based counting methods. these methods have some limitations, such as requiring a large amount of labeled data, and difficulty in dealing with occlusion and overlapping. therefore, some researchers have proposed the concept of class-agnostic counting (cac), which does not need to know the class of the target, but only how many targets are in the image. this method can be applied to a variety of scenarios, such as medical images, satellite images, uav images, etc., with better generalization and robustness. currently, there are several related works on class agnostic counting: lu et al [13] were the first to propose the concept of class agnostic counting, and they implemented class agnostic counting through a generic matching network (gmn) model that was pre-trained on a labeled target tracking video dataset. the advantage of this model is that with less sample learning, it does not need to be trained with a large training set like most other convolutional neural network-based crowd density estimation methods, but only requires one pre-training session to count different objects. at the end of the paper, the authors discuss the feasibility of class agnostic counting in different domains such as cells, vehicles, crowds, etc. and show the excellent performance of the model on various datasets. ranjan et al [14] proposed a brand-new network architecture called few-shot adaptation & matching network (famnet) to solve the cac problem. meanwhile, the authors built an fsc-147 dataset. the dataset consists of 6135 images covering 147 different object categories ranging from kitchen utensils and office stationery to vehicles and animals.the fsc-147 dataset has a large variation in the number of objects and a large number of image categories, which are constructed specifically for the cac problem. famnet is an end-to-end network that consists of a feature extractor and a feature aggregator. the feature extractor uses resnet-50 as the backbone network and outputs multi-scale feature maps at each stage. the feature aggregator uses a selfattention mechanism to fuse features from different scales and channels and outputs a global feature vector. this global feature vector is fed into a fully connected layer to predict the number of targets. the authors conducted experiments on the fsc-147 dataset and compared it with other methods, which showed that famnet has better generalization ability and robustness. shi et al [15] focused on similarity modeling and constructed a generalized cac similarity-aware framework, bmnet+, which jointly learns feature representation and similarity metrics in an end-to-end manner, and uses a composite loss function to monitor the counts and similarity metrics simultaneously. metrics are simultaneously supervised with a composite loss function, allowing it to achieve the best current performance in the cac domain on the fsc147 dataset. although this work proposes a dynamic similarity metric for multi-scale targets which makes the adaptability to multi-scale targets somewhat improved, there is still room for improvement. therefore, in this paper, we propose a conditional random field-based feature enhancement method for improving the adaptability of similarity metric networks for multi-scale targets and improving the training performance of the networks. 2.3. conditional random field related work in the field of computer vision, conditional random field (crf) is a commonly used probabilistic graphical model that can be used to improve the features and outputs of convolutional neural networks (cnns) by using the message passing mechanism. crfs can model the relationships between pixels or regions to improve the expressive power and prediction accuracy of cnns. for example, zheng et al [16] proposed a crf-based approach that can refine the semantic segmentation map of a cnn by modeling the relationships between pixels for more accurate scene understanding. xu et al [17] improved the performance of human pose estimation by fusing multiple features with attentional gating crfs to produce a richer representation of contour prediction. wang et al [18] introduced an inter-view message passing module based on crfs to enhance imagespecific features for action recognition. it can utilize the information from different viewpoints to enhance the features of each viewpoint, which improves the accuracy of action recognition. in crowd counting, deep structured scale integration network (dssinet) [19] for the first time utilizes crfs to mutually refine multiple features at different scales and proves its effectiveness for this task. it improves the performance of crowd counting by utilizing the message passing mechanism of crfs to balance features at different scales to generate finer density maps. 72 2.4. metric learning related work the aim of metric learning is to embed data into a space where similar samples are brought closer together and different samples are pushed apart [22]. similarity is measured in a fixed [23]24] or learned [25][26] manner. a common approach is to restrict the similarity between features in a pair [27] or trio [28]. this approach allows similar samples to be closer together in space and different samples to be more spread out in space. another approach adds constraints based on the signal-to-noise ratio [29][30][31], where the similarity between pairs of positive samples is considered signal and the similarity between pairs of negative samples is considered noise. this approach allows the signal to be stronger and the noise to be weaker. bmnet+ reapplies this idea to cac by pulling features closer between examples and target instances while pushing features away between examples and background patches. this approach allows for more similar features between examples and target instances, and more different features between examples and background patches. 3. method 3.1. network structure aiming at the insufficient adaptability of bmnet+ to changes with multi-scale targets, this paper proposes an improved network model dfenet based on bmnet+, as shown in fig. 1, which consists of six parts, namely, the backbone network, self-similarity module, sfem, asff, and dynamic similarity metric and counting module. our whole network structure is shown in fig. 1. figure 1. the above figure shows the overall network structure of this paper. the red line represents the processing route of the sample image, and the green line represents the processing route of the query image. backbone. the backbone network is the net structure that the model uses at the very beginning to extract the target features, and the design of the backbone network affects the results of target counting to some extent. the backbone network used in this work is the first 4 blocks of resnet-50. self-similarity module. the self-similarity module is one of the cores of the bmnet+ framework. since the occurrence of the same type of targets is often accompanied by different scales and poses, this variation within the target group creates a great challenge for the similarity measure. bmnet+ proposes a self-similarity module for enhancing the common features among each target. specifically, the module first collects sample features  zf with each feature vector of the query feature image  xfij , and put them into a feature set. each vector in the feature set is then updated through a self-attentive mechanism, and the updated features are accompanied by a learnable γ parameter that is added to the original features. finally, the resulting feature set is split to obtain the final  zf and  xf sfem. sfem (structured feature enhancement module) was first proposed by liu et al [19] in the network model dssinet. inspired by intensive forecasting work, the sfem module mutually refines features at different scales by fully exploring their complementarity with conditional random fields (crfs) models. in this module, each scale-specific feature passes its own information to features from other scales. specifically, it is assumed that the ensemble of features from each different sub-network is denoted as  ,,...,, 21 nffff  , our goal is to estimate a refined set of features       ,,...,, ^ 2 ^ 1 ^^ nffff ,where ^ if is the corresponding improvement feature of if . we formulate this in terms of the crfs model. specifically, define the conditional distributions of the original feature f and the improved feature ^ f as:                      ,,exp 1 ,| ^^ ffe fz ffp (1) where   ^^ f ,,expf ^ fdffez              is the partition function for normalization, and  is the set of parameters the energy functions       ,,e ^ ff in crfs is defined as:                  ji ji ii ffffff ^^ , ^ i ^ ,,,,e  (2) where the unitary potential       ii ff , ^  representing the similarity between the original and improved features is defined as: 2 ^^ |||| 2 1 , iiii ffff       (3) we model the correlation between two improved features with a bilinear potential function, and thus define the pairwise potentials as: j i j t iji ffff ^^^^ ,             (4) where i j is the learnable parameter used to calculate the correlation between i ^ f and j ^ f . this is a typical crf formula that we solve using mean field extrapolation. feature ^ if is calculated by the formula: j i j ij ii fff ^^    (5) where the unary term is the feature if itself, and the second term denotes the information received from other features at different scales. the parameter i j determines the information content passed from jf to if .since i ^ f and j ^ f are 73 interdependent in j i j ij ii fff ^^    , we iteratively obtain each improvement feature using the following formula: n ii t j i j ij i t iii hfnthfhfh    ^ 10 ,...1,,  (6) where n is the total number of iterations and t ih is the intermediate feature of the tht iteration. the formula: n ii t j i j ij i t iii hfnthfhfh    ^ 10 ,...1,,  (7) can be easily implemented in the sfem module. specifically, the sfem module uses a 1x1 convolutional layer to pass complementary information from jf to if , i j is the learning parameter of the convolutional layer and is shared for all iterations. asff. asff [20] is a module for fusing feature maps that have been enhanced by the sfem module. unlike previous methods of integrating multilevel features using element summation or concatenation, the key idea of asff (adaptively spatial feature fusion) is to adaptively learn the spatial weights of the fused feature maps at each scale. the process consists of two steps: constant scaling and adaptive fusion. the asff structure is shown in fig. 2 figure 2. illustration of the adaptively spatial feature fusion mechanism feature resizing. we denote the features of the resolution at level l as lx . for level l , we resize the features nx at the other level  lnn  to the same shape as that of lx .for upsampling, we first apply a 1×1convolution layer to compress the number of channels of features to that in level l , and then interpolated to increase the resolution respectively. for 1/2ratio down-sampling, a 3×3 convolution layer with a 2-step length is used, while modifying the number of channels and resolution. for 1/4 ratio down-sampling, a 2-step maximum pooling layer is added before the 2-step convolution. adaptive fusion. let ln ijx  denote the feature vector at the position  ji, on the feature maps resized from level n to level l ,then the feature fusion corresponding to level l is as follows: l ij l ij l ij l ij l ij l ij l ij xxxy   321  (8) where l ijy implies the  ji, -th vector of the output feature maps ly among channels. l ij , l ij and l ij refer to the spatial importance weights for the feature maps at three different levels to level l , which are adaptively learned by the network. note that l ij , l ij and l ij can be simple scalar variables, which are shared across all the channels. we forced 1 l ij l ij l ij  and l ij , l ij , l ij  10， , and define: l ij l ij l ij l ij eee el ij        (9) here the softmax function is used to define l ij , l ij and l ij with l ij , l ij  and l ij  each as a control parameter respectively. we use 1×1 convolutional layers to compute weight scalar mappings for l  , l  , and l  from lx 1 , lx 2 , and lx 3 respectively, such that they can be learned by standard backpropagation. dynamic similarity metrics. given that humans may base their categorization judgments on the typical features of a category, for example, if someone describes an organism as having four limbs and hair-covered auditory organs, you might infer that it is a canine. therefore, shi et al [15] proposed a dynamic similarity metric (dsm) that adaptively learns the category patterns of target samples without being restricted to specific categories. specifically, this is an integrated feature selection module, similar to senet [32], it learns the dynamic channel attention weights a conditioned on zbqz  such that the similarity s can be computed by        xt xijij bqzabpxzxs  , (10) where denotes the hadamard product. counter module. the counter module consists of several convolutional and bilinear upsampling layers used to regress a density map of the same size as the query image. specifically, the counting module receives the channel-level connections between query feature map  xf and similarity maps s , and then predicts a density map prd . the final count results in an integral of prd . 3.2. experiment details data pre-processing. in this work, we adopt the same data preprocessing method as bmnet+ to ensure the consistency and comparability of the data. the data preprocessing method consists of two main steps: image scaling and image cropping. the purpose of image scaling is to resize the query image to a suitable range to accommodate image inputs with different resolutions. we use an aspect ratio-based scaling method, i.e., scaling the longest side of the query image to a preset interval, i.e., [384,1584], while keeping the original aspect ratio of the query image unchanged. this avoids the problem of distortion or deformation of the image during the scaling process. the purpose of image cropping is to unify the size of the sample images to 128 × 128 for subsequent feature extraction and similarity metrics. we use a center-based cropping method, i.e., starting from the center of the sample image, 128 pixels are cropped out horizontally and vertically along the horizontal and vertical directions, respectively, to obtain a square region as the final sample image. this preserves the most important parts of the sample image while reducing the interference of irrelevant information. figure 3. resnet50 structure diagram network design. to extract effective features from images, 74 we employ a deep residual network (resnet-50) based backbone network as a feature extractor. the schematic diagram of resnet50 structure is shown in fig. 3. the backbone network consists of the first four residual blocks of resnet-50, and each residual block contains multiple convolutional layers and jump connections. we extract two different levels of feature maps from the backbone network, which are the outputs of the third residual block (layer3) and the fourth residual block (layer4), and their channel counts are 1024 and 2048, respectively. these two feature maps represent the low and medium level and high level features of the image, respectively, which can capture different details and semantic information of the image. for each query image, we use a 1×1 convolutional layer to reduce the number of channels of the two feature maps to 256 to reduce the computation and memory consumption. for each sample image, we first perform a global average pooling (gap) operation on the two feature maps to compress each feature map into a single vector, and then use a fully-connected layer to stitch the two vectors together and map them into a 256dimensional feature vector. in this way, we obtain two different forms of feature representations, i.e., feature maps and feature vectors, for each query image and sample image. in order to further enhance the feature representation of the query image, we design a dual feature enhancement module, which consists of a self-similarity module and a structured feature enhancement module for sfem. the role of the selfsimilarity module is to enhance the feature map of the query image by utilizing the information of the query image itself, while the role of the sfem feature enhancement module is to further enhance the feature map of the query image by utilizing the information between the feature maps of the query images at different levels. specifically, we send the query image feature maps and sample image feature vectors output from the same layer of the backbone network to the self-similarity module for the first feature enhancement to get the enhanced query image feature maps; then we send the query image feature maps from different layers processed by the self-similarity module to the sfem feature enhancement module for the second feature enhancement to get the final query image feature maps. the sfem feature enhancement module is based on the conditional random field (crf) method, which can effectively utilize the correlation between spatially adjacent pixels to optimize the feature value of each pixel point. after obtaining the feature representations of the final query image and the sample image, we need to fuse and compare them to obtain a similarity measure between them. for this purpose, we use the asff adaptively spatial fusion module and dynamic similarity metric module, the role of the asff adaptive spatial fusion module is to dynamically fuse the query and sample images at different levels based on the correlation between them. the function of asff adaptive spatial fusion module is to dynamically fuse the features of query images and sample images at different levels according to their correlations, so as to obtain a more comprehensive and accurate fusion features. the role of the dynamic similarity metric module is to calculate the similarity between each pixel and the sample image according to the fused feature map, and dynamically adjust the similarity threshold according to the distribution of similarity, so as to obtain a more stable and robust similarity metric. finally, we feed the output of the dynamic similarity metric module into a regression layer to get the final counting result. loss function. the loss function in this work consists of two parts, namely similarity loss and count loss. we will assume that the size of s is 1/r of x, i.e., each position in the similarity map corresponds to an r×r block in the query image. for each location in s, a positive label is assigned if its corresponding r×r block contains multiple targets, and a negative label is assigned if it does not contain targets. then, we can derive the similarity loss based on the signal-to-noise ratio:      jnegiiposi iposi sim ss s l expexp exp log      (11) where pos and neg denote the positive labeling position and negative labeling position in s. regarding the count loss, we choose to use the traditional l2 loss as our count loss function:     2 2 ,, zxdzxdl gtprcount  (12) where gtd denotes the ground truth density map. thus, our overall loss function is:    slddll simgtprcount  , (13) where is used to balance the values of the two loss functions. 4. experimental results & analysis 4.1. evaluation metrics this study provides an in-depth exploration and analysis of the target counting problem based on the fsc-147 dataset. this dataset was constructed by ranjan et al [14] and contains high-resolution images of 147 different scenes covering a wide range of densities, illumination, occlusion and background complexity. in order to objectively assess the performance of the method proposed in this study, two widely used evaluation metrics are used, namely mean absolute error (mae) and mean square error (mse). mae measures the average deviation between the predicted value and the true value, and mse measures the average squared difference between the predicted value and the true value. these two metrics reflect the accuracy and stability of the target counting method. || 1 mae ^ 1         ii m i yy m (14) 2^ 1 1 mse         ii m i yy m (15) 4.2. experiment results table 1. experimental results and comparison of fsc-147 dataset methods val mae val mse test mae test mse gmn[4] 29.66 89.81 26.52 124.57 famnet[4] 24.32 70.94 22.56 101.54 famnet+[4] 23.75 69.07 22.08 99.54 cfocnet[4] 21.19 61.41 22.10 112.71 bmnet[4] 19.06 67.95 16.71 103.31 bmnet+[4] 15.74 58.53 14.62 91.83 defnet (ours) 15.03 54.53 13.65 89.54 table 1 demonstrates the experimental results and comparisons of the counting method of this work on the fsc 75 147 dataset. according to the indexes shown in the following table, the proposed method of this paper is compared with other related methods in the experiments on the fsc-147 dataset, and the results show that the method of this paper achieves the highest accuracy rate so far on this dataset, which proves the effectiveness and superiority of the method of this paper. figure 4 demonstrates the prediction effect of this paper's method on the fsc-147 dataset. it can be seen that the method of this paper can effectively deal with targets of different scales and predict 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provided, so that students can carry out restoration operations for a variety of occluded images, so as to obtain reconstructed images. students can explore different repair effects by adjusting the size and position of the occlusive area, and further deepen their understanding of repair techniques by analyzing these results. keywords: face image repair; image processing; comprehensive experiment; diffusion model; digital image processing. 1. introduction image restoration is based on the existing content of the image, through the reconstruction of the lost or damaged part of the information, so that it is visually consistent and natural with the unblocked area. from the renovation of old photos to the sharpening processing of surveillance videos, face repair technology has become a key technology in many application scenarios with its unique charm. recently, researchers have proposed diffbfr [1], a new method for blind face image restoration based on the diffusion probability model. the core of diffbfr [1] is that it innovatively adopts the diffusion probability model as the basic framework of the solution, thus effectively avoiding the problems of over smoothing and detail disappearance in gan method. in the course of digital image processing, face image restoration, as a typical case, has strong practical characteristics, which can enhance students' understanding of image restoration technology and stimulate their interest in indepth research in this field. in order to help students deeply understand the key links of face image repair technology and its implementation process. in this paper, this experiment was designed with reference to liu [2] 's algorithm. through practical operation of pycharm software, functions such as image reading, evaluation of restoration results and visualization of results were realized, which stimulated students' interest in image restoration, improved their scientific research quality and practical ability, and laid a solid foundation for future scientific research and practical work. 2. based on the principle of structure and texture algorithm the existing ddpms [3] faces the problem of semantic difference between obscured and unobscured areas in image restoration, because the semantic information of the unobscured area is not completely degraded in the process of diffusion, and the obscured area becomes pure noise. for structural complexity, priority extraction and repair of major structures can reduce the computational burden. after the main structure is repaired, the texture is repaired to avoid manual traces and save computing resources. the model adds noise to the image in the forward process and restores the blocked area in the reverse de-noising process. the experimental theoretical algorithm mainly includes two modules: structure denoising and texture repairing. 2.1. structure denoising module the structure guidance network is responsible for extracting the key sparse structure information from the original image to capture the basic framework of the image. in the process of de-noising, the network gradually increases the sparsity of the structural information to reduce the semantic difference between the blocked and unblocked regions. the generated structural information provides timedependent guidance throughout the denoising process, helping to maintain semantic coherence between different areas of the image and ensuring that the repaired image is structurally consistent with the original image. the formula of the structure guide module can be expressed as: ∗ 1 1 1 1 1 where , ̅ . 2.2. texture repair module the texture network focuses on recovering the texture details of the image, and it receives sparse structural information from the structure guidance network and noisy images as input. the texture network uses this structural information as a guide to recover clear and semantically consistent textures from noise. the network can maintain the consistency of the image structure while de-noising, and 19 finally output a high-quality restoration result that matches the original image in texture and structure. the stochastic differential equation of the denoising process can be expressed as: the formula of texture denoising process can be expressed as: 2 where is the inverse time wiener process and is the marginal probability density function of texture at time t. 3. teaching experiment design in this experiment, pycharm software was used to implement code programming, and 500 celeba data sets were randomly selected as data sets. image restoration experiment as an extension and deepening of the content of the image processing course, students should build on the basic knowledge of python programming and digital image processing and computer processing skills. computer language: python. experimental environment: windows operating system xp or above or unbuntu system; pycharm software; source code [2] and weight. 3.1. teaching experiment procedure step 1: set up the basic environment and explain the code function. the teacher uses pycharm as the development environment and takes the strdiffusion[2] model as an example to explore the theoretical basis of the model. students are then instructed to install and configure the required software and libraries on their computers, including installing python, the pytorch framework, and downloading pre-trained models and necessary dependency libraries. on this basis, the architecture of the strdiffusion model is analyzed in detail, explaining how the structure-guided network and the texture network work together and the functions of each component in the model to help students understand the principle of the model. finally, the tunable parameters in the model are discussed and their effect on performance, and students are instructed how to adjust these parameters to observe changes in the model's performance. step 2: motivate students to optimize existing algorithms. ○1in order to enhance students' innovative thinking, students are guided to make improvements from the following dimensions according to their current knowledge. ○2replace the original module with a better module; ○3 improvement of noise prediction network. figure 1. structure-directed network for ○1 , students can be guided to introduce feature extraction techniques or attention mechanisms at the decoder stage. by combining multi-modal data sources, such as texture features and color information. the introduction of the self-attention mechanism model can capture and utilize the global and local context information more flexibly, so that the details of the occluded area can be reconstructed more accurately in the process of image restoration. for ○2, students are encouraged to research and compare different neural network modules, such as convolutional layers, residual blocks, etc. students can explore the advantages of these modules in feature extraction and representation learning, and how they can improve the performance of image restoration. for example, try integrating transformer or some component of the generative adversarial network (gan) into the strdiffusion model and see how these changes affect the quality of the repair results and the training efficiency of the model. after the module is replaced, the model is thoroughly evaluated for performance, including visual inspection and quantitative analysis of the repair effect. students need to learn how to adjust hyperparameters based on the evaluation results, and how to balance the complexity of the model with the repair effect. for ○3, firstly, the weight distribution of the noise prediction network is optimized to solve the problem caused by the multiplication of confidence and data items, and enhance the sensitivity of the model to different features. secondly, the parameter configuration of the network is adjusted, and the optimal parameter combination is found by comparing the influence of different settings on the performance. then, the robustness of feature extraction is enhanced to improve the stability and accuracy of the model under different conditions by introducing invariant features in deep learning. finally, we improve the sample block search strategy to explore and implement a more efficient search algorithm. ○3is relatively simple and requires all students to complete, and○1 ○2 is optional. figure 2. texture network 20 teachers provide guidance for the direction of the experiment, while the specific optimization plan and operational details need to be completed by students independently. this arrangement is designed to promote students' self-directed learning, thereby enhancing their innovative and practical skills. step 3: write the experiment report, evaluate and evaluate. after the completion of the above experimental steps, students are required to write experimental reports according to the standard format of scientific research papers, in order to develop their research writing ability. this task requires students to complete independently after class. students' learning outcomes will be assessed through group defense, and teachers and other members of the group will participate in asking questions to assess students' knowledge. in the improvement of the prototype algorithm, students are allowed to experience failure, and the focus is on their improvement ideas and problem-solving methods. 3.2. algorithm implementation download the model weights to the test folder, set up t = 100, through the test folder of ir-sde.yml file, modify data and mask path, by running the python3. / test/texture/ config/ inpainting/ test. the py to see results, in the test/results/ inpainting/ ir sde/val_dataset folder to automatically generate the original 000000 _r. png, mask cover figure 000000 _m. png, algorithm repair figure 000000 _f. png (as shown in figure 3). figure 3. algorithm repair effect it shows that the original algorithm adds low-level and high-level features before adding noise to the structureguided network. the same is true for the structure-de-noising network. the repair results are shown in figure 4. figure 4. improved algorithm to repair renderings three indicators were used to evaluate the image restoration effect, including frechet initial distance mae, peak signal-to-noise ratio psnr, and structural similarity ssim. it is also necessary to judge subjective factors such as whether the repaired image looks natural based on human vision. this evaluation method is closer to the visual experience of the human eye, and can comprehensively measure the real quality of the repair effect. students are asked to compare the original algorithm repair result with the modified one according to objective evaluation index and subjective evaluation. 4. conclusion by exploring the practical application of the strdiffusion model in depth, students gain a more intuitive understanding of image restoration techniques in the field of digital image processing. through detailed explanation of the model and demonstration of actual code, students not only master the basic concepts of image restoration, but also learn how to apply this knowledge to solve practical problems. we hope that this experiment will enhance students' understanding of image restoration techniques and inspire them to explore and innovate more deeply in this field." acknowledgments people's public security university of china security engineering double first-class special(2023syl08). references [1] qiu x, han c, zhang z, et al. diffbfr: bootstrapping diffusion model for blind face restoration[c]//proceedings of the 31st acm international conference on multimedia. 2023: 7785-7795. 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[9] xi chen, xianlong cai. dynamic facial occlusion recognition algorithm based on deep learning [j]. journal of jilin university (information science edition),2024, 42(3): 503-508. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 25 research on predicting stock market profitability changes based on machine learning gaofeng xu 1, xinchen lu 2 1 shanghai urban construction vocational college, shanghai, china 2 shanghai shangde experimental school, shanghai, 200120, china abstract: the expansion of the market in our country has led to rapid economic growth, and many companies have begun to seek foreign investment for themselves. what investors are given is an invisible but very useful thing stocks. however, stocks are unpredictable and subject to many influences, making it difficult for investors to predict whether the stock trend will decline or rise. it is uncertain whether investors will make a profit or lose money. the development of artificial intelligence technology has played a crucial role in driving stock model prediction. with the development and gradual maturity of machine learning technology, machine learning models are used for efficient and accurate analysis of massive data in the stock market, thereby achieving data mining in the stock market, analyzing changes in stock returns, and predicting them to improve investor returns. keywords: artificial intelligence; machine learning; data mining. 1. introduction since ai was first proposed in 1950, it has caused a huge uproar. in the past stock market, it was often difficult for people to calculate when they would sell or hold. this dilemma lasted for hundreds of years. newton has a famous saying: i can explore the mysteries of nature, but i cannot explore the dangers of human nature. what describes this is that people will only continue to have various events in the free market. after all, in the capitalist market, the government rarely intervenes in the development of the market. for example, the real estate foam in miami in 1928 led to the great crisis in 1929, which made countless people homeless. this makes people extremely hopeful for the increase in their stock prices. in recent times, ai has been rapidly developing, especially in google's open ai, which is becoming increasingly intelligent and capable of computing massive amounts of data [1-3], allowing people to calculate the profit margin of their own stocks. we will conduct research and exploration based on this development. the application of machine learning models [4-6] in quantitative investment strategies [7-9] has promoted the development and innovation of the fintech field. this not only promotes the application of new technologies in the financial sector, but also provides an example of technological innovation for other industries. not only does it promote interdisciplinary integration, but it also combines machine learning with financial investment, promoting the cross integration between computer science, statistics, and economics. it can also drive innovation, and the rapid development of financial technology [10-12], especially in the fields of big data, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence, provides new ideas and tools for quantitative investment strategies, promoting innovation and development of the entire industry. 2. related work on predicting stock market 2.1. machine learning in the field of investment portfolios in the field of investment portfolios, machine learning has shown great potential in stock price prediction, portfolio optimization, and has become an important tool for many financial institutions and investors based on this, existing literature research on investment decision-making and predicting future stock returns can be roughly divided into the following three aspects: firstly, traditional econometric models represented by autoregressive moving average models traditional investors heavily rely on historical data from financial markets and accumulate experience in investment decisions by establishing rigorous and complex econometric models the second is classical machine learning models represented by support vector machines. machine learning methods have broken the limitations of traditional methods such as high cost and optimized stock prediction capabilities, which can further improve prediction accuracy and stability. the third is a deep learning model centered around neural networks due to the success of deep neural networks in financial data prediction modeling, deep learning has become a promising financial prediction method. 2.2. sptock return prediction model based on improved svm based on multiple comprehensive considerations, including timeliness, representativeness, and computational cost of data, the study selected the stocks of the shanghai and shenzhen 300 index as the research sample. there is a lot of useless information in the collected sample data, which leads to excessive redundancy of the sample data, increases the computational complexity of the model, and affects the prediction accuracy of the model. therefore, data preprocessing is needed. by manually filtering, some enterprises with missing data can be deleted to reduce the complexity and redundancy of the data. in addition, there are also a large number of noise signals in the data samples, which seriously affect the quality of the data and significantly reduce the prediction accuracy and efficiency of the model. therefore, it is necessary to filter and denoise them. the study uses wavelet transform algorithm to denoise the sample data. 2.3. deep learning models the core of deep learning lies in artificial neural networks, 26 which mimic human thinking processes to analyze and learn the technology of data. this process is called deep learning. deep learning has demonstrated outstanding capabilities in feature extraction, capable of extracting deeper essential features from raw data, which is difficult to achieve with traditional machine learning methods. in traditional machine learning, features need to be manually designed, which is a complex and time-consuming process. deep learning techniques can automatically identify features from data and require optimizing the learning process by setting appropriate network hierarchy and number of neurons. the multi-layered hidden layer structure of deep learning enables models to learn more complex abstract features, which are processed through multiple linear transformations with the ultimate goal of improving the prediction accuracy of the model. 2.4. long short-term memory long short-term memory network is a special type of recurrent neural network designed specifically to solve the long-term dependency problem encountered by standard rnns when processing long sequence data. in traditional rnns, due to the problem of vanishing or exploding gradients, the model finds it difficult to maintain and learn long-term dependencies in time series. lstm solves this problem by introducing special structural units lstm units. each lstm unit contains three gate structures: input gate, forget gate, and output gate. these gate structures allow lstm units to selectively store, update, or delete information, effectively maintaining and transmitting long-term state information. the input gate controls the entry of new information, the forget gate determines which information should be discarded, and the output gate controls the flow of information from the unit state to the output. the working principle diagram of the ltsm model is shown in figure 1: figure 1. working principle diagram of ltsm model. 2.5. quantitative investment the importance of data in quantitative investment is selfevident. investors will collect information including stock prices, trading volumes a large amount of historical and realtime data, including company financial data and market economy indicators. these data are not limited to traditional numerical data, but may also include unstructured data from social media, news reports, and other sources. through comprehensive analysis of these data, quantitative investment aims to identify market trends and investment opportunities, providing scientific basis for investment decisions. the core of quantitative investment strategy is to establish and apply complex mathematical models and statistical algorithms. these models and algorithms are capable of processing and analyzing large amounts of data, helping investors predict market trends, assess risks, and build investment portfolios. in practical operation, quantitative investment often uses algorithmic trading, which involves executing buy and sell orders according to preset strategies through automated trading systems. this method not only improves transaction efficiency, but also helps reduce transaction costs and market shocks. however, quantitative investment is not without risks. the complexity and unpredictability of the market mean that even the most advanced models cannot completely eliminate investment risks. in addition, errors in the model and data may result in unexpected losses. therefore, risk management has become an important component of quantitative investment, including the use of multiple risk control models to assess and manage potential risks. quantitative investment strategies guide investment decisions through the application of mathematical models, computer algorithms, and statistical analysis, and can be divided into multiple types, each operating based on different theories and market behaviors. the main classifications of quantitative investment strategies include momentum strategy, mean regression strategy, arbitrage strategy, factor investment strategy, event driven strategy, machine learning strategy, high-frequency trading, etc. different strategies have their own characteristics and are suitable for different market environments and investment objectives. quantitative investors typically choose and adjust suitable investment strategies based on market conditions, risk preferences, and investment periods. with the development of financial technology, these strategies are also constantly evolving to adapt to market changes. 3. dataset 3.1. experimental dataset firstly, obtain two datasets as raw data: the historical dataset of the shanghai composite index and the dataset of related financial news headlines the sampling time for both datasets is from november 1, 2012 to november 11, 2022 preprocess the raw dataset of shanghai composite index prices to obtain daily logarithmic returns and 7-day volatility, which will be used as the target variables for prediction on the other hand, calculate the sentiment score of each news headline and summarize it on a daily basis to construct an investor's accumulated sentiment index as part of the model input. the shanghai composite index dataset consists of 2412 trading day observation data we further divided the dataset into two sets, namely the training set and the testing set, with a segmentation ratio of 8:2. that is, we used the first 80% of the data (1929 observations) to train the prediction model, and the remaining 20% (483 observations) as the testing dataset to evaluate the model. to ensure that the prediction model is robust and does not overfit the training data, we adopt a rolling prediction process, where the rolling window is set to 121 days there are a total of 4 rolling test cycles, with cycle 1 from november 16, 2020 to may 17, 2021, cycle 2 from may 18, 2021 to november 12, 2021, cycle 3 from november 13, 2021 to may 17, 2022, and cycle 4 from may 17, 2022 to november 10, 2022 the descriptive statistics of the daily logarithmic return, 7-day volatility, and cumulative investor sentiment index of the shanghai composite index are listed in table 1. from table 1, it can be seen that all three time series data exhibit high kurtosis values, indicating that they are all nonnormally distributed. in addition, the enhanced dickey g. 27 fuller test (adf) results of the three-time series are statistically significant at the 1% significance level, indicating that they are all stationary. table 1. descriptive statistics of time-series data sample size mean value standard deviation skewness yield rate 2412 0.62 0.09 -0.99 7-day volatility 2412 0.18 0.13 2.24 3.2. data processing through the garch model incorporating the cumulative sentiment index of investor news, we found that positive news shocks are negatively correlated with volatility, while negative news shocks are positively correlated with volatility, which can be understood as the game between irrational and rational investors after being impacted by different types of news this result indicates that news sentiment has an asymmetric impact on the volatility of the shanghai composite index returns, with the market often reacting differently to positive and negative news. 3.3. data construction the structural framework of the bert model consists of an input layer, an encoding layer, and an output layer the input layer is used to represent text data as computer-readable embedded vectors in order to adapt to different semantics, the input of the bert model includes three parts: word vector, segment vector, and position vector. after the text passes through the input layer of the bert model, a tag is first added at the beginning, as well as one or more tags to separate sentences or indicate the end of the text if the text consists of several sentences, the dimension of the text vector obtained after processing will be converted to the dimension of the model's hidden layer the encoding layer is composed of multiple transformer encoder parts stacked together, and the core structure is a self attention mechanism combined with residual connections and layer normalization, plus a feedforward neural network. 4. experiments and results accurately predicting securities returns and volatility is a prerequisite for optimizing asset allocation this article proposes an index based on news text sentiment to measure the cumulative sentiment of investors, and constructs a model that integrates the cumulative sentiment index of investors. the cumulative sentiment index of investors is incorporated into the daily logarithmic return and 7-day volatility prediction models of the shanghai composite index using event study method and a model with sentiment index, this study empirically examines the impact of investors' accumulated sentiment index on the daily logarithmic return and 7-day volatility of the shanghai composite index then, the variational mode decomposition is applied to decompose the historical data of daily logarithmic returns and 7-day volatility of the shanghai composite index into various intrinsic modes the results indicate that market sentiment has a significant impact on the price fluctuations of the shanghai composite index both positive and negative news events have a significant impact on the price operation of the shanghai composite index, and the impact of positive and negative shocks is asymmetric by comparing the prediction results, it was found that the deep learning model combined with the variational mode decomposition of investors' temporal and auditory cumulative sentiment index had better prediction performance than various econometric models and machine learning models this article proposes an attempt to integrate news text data into stock return and volatility prediction, demonstrating the feasibility of deep learning models in stock price volatility prediction in future research, more online data resources can be considered to assist in prediction meanwhile, due to the characteristics of deep learning models, further optimization can be achieved by increasing data volume and other methods to improve prediction performance. evaluate the comprehensive performance of the model through the working characteristic curve of the subjects. it can be seen that the auc value of the ifoa-svm model reaches 0 954, which is 0. higher than the ecgnn model and irf model, respectively 012 and 0 023. in summary, the constructed ifoa-svm stock return prediction model can efficiently and accurately make intelligent predictions of stock returns, provide data support for investors' investment decisions, improve investors' investment returns, and promote the development of china's stock market. 5. conclusion the evaluation metrics of feedforward neural networks were found to be superior to the other six models. then we further discussed the impact of the first fully connected layer, activation function, second fully connected layer, output layer, and optimizer on the prediction results of the feedforward neural network and optimized the model accordingly. based on the prediction results of the feedforward neural network, we constructed specific investment strategies and analyzed the returns of the investment strategies. the experimental results show that feedforward neural networks are not only suitable for stock price prediction, but also a powerful and versatile network model, especially in terms of prediction accuracy. predicting stock returns is beneficial for providing data support to investors, improving their returns, and stimulating the development of china's stock market, which has a positive significance for the development of china's market economy. there have been many research achievements in predicting stock returns based on machine learning models, but the accuracy and efficiency are still not ideal. by constructing a shanghai and shenzhen stock selection strategy based on feedforward neural networks and evaluating its performance using indicators such as total return, sharpe ratio, and annualized return, the effectiveness of the feedforward neural network model was further explored. this strategy has performed well in both total and annualized returns, and has a high sharpe ratio, which proves the effectiveness of 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including the lack of insufficient experimental safety, operational real-ism, insufficient personalized learning support, and the difficulty in creating immersive learning environments, we introduce a virtual reality gearbox experiment platform based on hand tracking and natural language processing (vrgephtnlp). this platform aims to enhance the realism of detailed interactions, provide personalized learning experiences, and create immersive environments, thereby improving students' learning efficiency and practical skills. in order to enhance the teaching of gearboxes, we have developed the vrgephtnlp by integrating hand-tracking technology, the gpt3.5 large language model (gpt3.5 llm), and azure technology. this application allows for comprehensive observation and assembly-disassembly teaching functionalities of parts. we offer an interaction experience rich in detail and environmental immersion, alongside personalized feed-back and guidance in response to student inquiries. compared to traditional computerbased virtual labs and conventional vr laboratories, our vrgep-htnlp exhibits significant advantages in improving user interaction realism, enhancing personalized learning support, and optimizing the immersion of the learning environment. keywords: virtual reality; oculus quest 2; hand tracking; natural language processing; large language models. 1. introduction in the new engineering disciplines, fostering students' practical abilities has always been a focus of instruction. traditional physical laboratories face practical issues such as high equipment costs, dangerous operations, and experimental conditions limited by space and resources. thus, addressing these challenges becomes essential. while traditional computer-based virtual labs have served as functional extensions of physical laboratories, reducing equipment costs and ensuring safety during experiments, we have identified their limitations in realistically simulating actual operations, providing personalized learning support, and creating immersive experiences, failing to meet students' basic experimental needs[1]. traditional computer-based virtual labs mainly rely on mouse and keyboard interactions, where clicking and dragging input methods limit the true simulation of experimental operations, failing to replicate various operational details in experiments. this is especially true in experiments requiring precise operations, such as assembling gearbox components, where the input methods of computerbased platforms cannot simulate the detailed interaction experience of actual operations. as a result, students find it difficult to invoke non-visual learning methods, such as muscle memory, as learning aids through computer-based virtual experiment platforms, thus gaining effective operational experience becomes challenging. most traditional virtual experiment platforms have yet to integrate advanced natural language processing(nlp) and llm, thus lacking the capability to respond to students' personalized learning needs[2, 3]. the uniform content and interaction options regarding experimental equipment provided by traditional platforms cannot offer immediate feedback to different students upon encountering problems, failing to fully utilize the advantages that virtual experiment platforms can offer over physical laboratories. the immersive experience offered by computer-based virtual labs is limited by the physical boundaries of the screen, unable to provide the immersive visual experience akin to that of physical laboratories. the lack of sensory elements that can be invoked reduces students' interest in learning and affects their efficiency in absorbing knowledge. in view of these challenges, we introduce a vrgep-htnlp to overcome the limitations of traditional physical and virtual labs. we built a virtual reality framework using the unity engine[4, 5]. we incorporate hand-tracking technology[6]. this enables more realistic operations in detail. additionally, we use the gpt3.5 llm[7]. we also utilize azure technology[8]. together, these provide a personalized question-and-answer mechanism. this includes functionalities like exploded view observations (evo), close-up part inspections (cupi), assembly and disassembly teaching (adt), and an ai assistant (aia). compared to traditional computer-based virtual labs and existing vr labs, our platform shows significant advantages in enhancing the realism of detail operations, personalized learning support, and the immersion of the learning environment. our work is summarized as follows: 1) we developed the vrgep-htnlp, providing a highly immersive and interactive learning experience, enhancing students' learning efficiency and practical skills. 2) our project incorporates hand-tracking technology to capture and respond to students' precise operations during experiments. 3) we introduced gpt-3.5 llm and azure technologies, offering instant question-answering services. 4) while traditional virtual experiment platforms have contributed to solving issues related to high equipment costs, 57 spatiotemporal limitations of resources, and operational safety, our vr platform shows significant advantages over these issues in detail interaction experience, personalized learning support, and immersive environment, compared to traditional approaches. 2. related work in recent years, with the rapid development of educational technology, virtual laboratories have become one of the effective ways to integrate theory and practice in higher education and vocational training. particularly in specialized fields such as electromechanical engineering in vocational education, medical laboratory, lathe operation, and maintenance of electrical equipment in coal mines, the application of virtual laboratory technology has become increasingly widespread. the virtual laboratory technology addresses the issues of high equipment costs, high operational risks, and resource limitations by time and space associated with traditional physical laboratories. although existing virtual experiment platforms have improved teaching quality and learning efficiency to some extent, they still face limitations in simulating detailed operations, providing personalized learning support, and enhancing the immersion of the learning environment. traditional computer-based virtual labs mainly rely on the mouse and keyboard as interaction tools. this mode of interaction, while simple and easy to operate, often fails to adequately simulate the complex movements and details involved in actual operations, lacking immersion and realism. for instance, the virtual experiment scheme in the medical field proposed by xinyu xiao[9] is limited in simulating detailed operations. precise hand movements and operational feedback are hard to achieve through simple clicking and dragging, limiting students' understanding of experimental operation details and mastery of skills. furthermore, most existing virtual experiment platforms lack effective mechanisms for personalized learning support. for instance, the coal mine electromechanical equipment maintenance simulation system based on virtual reality technology by long meng[10]and the vr geography laboratory by a. abd-elrahman[11] typically offer static, uniform experimental operation guides and feedback. they cannot provide customized learning resources and immediate feedback according to specific student needs and learning progress. this "one-size-fits-all" approach overlooks the differences in knowledge acquisition, learning styles, and progress among students, thereby affecting the effectiveness of learning and student motivation. although these platforms were developed using virtual reality technology, they all use controllers as the primary input method, failing to address the issue of detailed interaction. additionally, computer-based virtual labs, such as the vocational electromechanical engineering virtual experiment system platform proposed by he yikui[12], despite offering an innovative teaching method, still have limitations in creating a fully immersive learning environment. such platforms usually rely on traditional monitors for visual output, limiting users' visual perception to the screen size and resolution. this reliance lacks three-dimensional spatial awareness, thus making it difficult for students to achieve the spatial navigation and operation experience comparable to physical laboratories. in addressing the challenges faced by traditional virtual reality setups, we introduce vrgep-htnlp, a model leveraging the unity engine and oculus quest 2, designed to transcend spatial constraints[13].the integration of the unity interaction toolkit(uit) and the oculus integration sdk (oisdk) enables vep-vr to create a highly interactive environment, simulating intricate experimental operations. central to vep-vr's auditory and linguistic functions is wavenet, deepmind's advanced deep neural network[14-17]. this technology generates realistic speech waveforms with dilated convolutions within its convolutional neural network (cnn) architecture, facilitating a customized question-andanswer system[18, 19]. this system transforms student questions from speech to text, processes this input, and delivers coherent, detail-rich responses instantaneously. vepvr employs neural network technology, including activation functions such as the rectified linear unit (relu) and the softmax function for classification tasks[20-22]. these computational models are essential for vep-vr's pattern learning and recognition, fostering complex interaction and feedback mechanisms. word vector embeddings (wves) and their evaluation through cosine similarity are instrumental in analyzing the semantic content of student inputs, ensuring responses are both relevant and contextually fitting[23, 24].enhancing the interactive experience further, vep-vr incorporates do tween for crafting interactive animations, such as gearbox manipulation[25]. this feature enables students to explore complex machinery from every perspective, promoting a comprehensive understanding of gearbox structures via precise hand-tracking gestures. this approach ensures vep-vr not only overcomes the limitations of conventional vr laboratories but also enhances educational outcomes by providing an immersive, interactive learning experience. 3. method to address the issues of lack of operational realism, insufficient personalized learning support, and the absence of immersive learning environments in traditional computerbased virtual labs, we developed a vrgep-htnlp leveraging hand-tracking and nlp technologies. the platform facilitates evo, cupi, adt, and aia functionalities. by incorporating hand-tracking technology, the gpt-3.5 llm, and azure technology, we have achieved a realistic sense of detail operations, personalized learning support, and immersive learning environments. furthermore, the development was carried out using the oculus quest 2 vr unit, based on the oisdk, employing two main entities, interactor and interactable, as the foundation for rich interactive settings. this distinction from traditional virtual experiment platforms adds an element of fun to learning. utilizing the aforementioned technologies, our platform overcomes the existing issues of traditional virtual labs while fully leveraging the freedom and immersion offered by vr, thus creating a teaching aid platform with superior practical experience. our platform is divided into three main parts: the interaction module, the hand-tracking module, and the aia that incorporates the gpt-3.5 llm and nlp. 3.1. hand tracking in the oisdk, the process for implementing hand-tracking begins with acquiring hand data tracked by the headset through the fromovrhanddatasource component. this data is then passed to the handfilter component, which implements the ihand interface and can perform operations 58 such as debouncing. in certain scenarios, restricting the virtual hand's movements during interactions becomes necessary, such as when pressing a button in vr. if pressed fully, the hand in reality cannot move further down, preventing the occurrence of clipping through objects. however, since the real hand can continue to move downwards, the vr hand's movement needs to be restricted to synchronize with the real hand's position. the synthetichand component further processes the data on hand joints, thereby restricting the virtual hand from moving further down. the processed hand data by synthetichand is rendered by the handvisual component, displaying the posture of the virtual hand. 3.2. interaction module the interaction module serves as the core of the vrgephtnlp, encompassing the platform's primary functionalities: evo, cupi, and adt. (1)the menu interface module: designing the main menu interface for selecting gearboxes, integrating hand-tracking as the trigger mechanism. setting the palm-up position of the left hand as the menu activation condition and implementing swipe gestures to enable switching between gearbox types. (2)the exploded view module(evm): designing an evm for gearbox components to clearly show the structural relationship between parts, aiding students in comprehensively understanding the gearbox's construction and function. see figure 1 for the design flowchart. start exploded view module rotational observation observation mode switch palms forward with fingers spread palms down with fingers spread switch to basic observation mode switch to exploded view mode end fig 1. evm flowchart we establish a logical parent-child hierarchy and use the moveobjectwitharrows script to control the real-time transformations of the model's local coordinates through coding, thus achieving the effect of rotating the gearbox on a turntable for omnidirectional observation. additionally, we incorporate oisdk-provided scripts for hand-tracking, closeup detail grabbing, and event triggering as the foundational methods for interaction within the platform. the pseudocode for the moveobjectwitharrows script is as follows table 1. (3) the close-up observation module (com): this module allows students to meticulously inspect each part individually, with a design flowchart available in figure 2. we aim to provide a more intuitive and engaging mode for students to deeply understand the gearbox's construction. this part incorporates oisdk-provided scripts for remote grabbing and two-handed grabbing as the basis for interaction methods. table 1. algorithm 1 moveobjectwitharrows input: gameobjects: array of objects to be manipulated in the scene; initialize: 1: record the initial positions of each gameobject in the scene; explodeview: 2: for each gameobject in gameobjects do 3: displace gameobject from its initial position along the x-axis; 4: end for resetview: 5: for each gameobject in gameobjects do 6: move gameobject back to its recorded initial position; 7: end for end algorithm start proximity observation parts module part selection for observation part in a taken state hide part introduction panel part in a two-handed interaction display part introduction panel part retrieval part scaling end no yes no yes fig 2. com flowchart start disassembly and assembly testing module assemble parts all parts successfully assembled notification select part and assemble end part assembly error notification part fitted, no further retrieval all parts assembled part assembled correctly yes no yes no fig 3. adtm flowchart. (4) the assembly and disassembly teaching module (adtm): adtm offers students immersive, first-person perspective teaching on the sequence of part assembly and disassembly through interactions like one-handed grabbing and raycasting. we designed this module to help students master correct part assembly skills based on a hands-on feeling, using oisdk-provided ui raycasting scripts for interaction. through the toggle control script, we display a selected part on the pickup station. by assigning grabbable attributes to parts, we designed the parts disassemble script to show phantom cues of the next part and check if the part is correctly placed. adtm also provides a testing platform for students on the sequence of gearbox part assembly and disassembly, with a design flowchart seen in figure 3. building on the assembly teaching, this feature adds collision detection around the part phantom cues and designs the part order detector script, which checks if the current assembly 59 sequence is correct while displaying corresponding hint panels. the pseudocode for the partorderdetector script is as follows: table 2. algorithm 2 partorderdetection input: partsorder: sequence of parts to be assembled; feedbackpanel: ui for displaying assembly feedback; initialize: 1: record each part's original parent position; partinteraction: 2: if the part is next in assembly order then 3: attach part to the correct position; 4: update feedbackpanel to indicate success; 5: else 6: reset part to original position; 7: update feedbackpanel to show error; feedbackdisplay: 8: fade out the feedbackpanel after a set duration; end algorithm additionally, we primarily utilize the input data and interaction settings provided by the oisdk technology. input data: in the context of virtual reality projects, the primary input methods for users are divided into controller use and handtracking. when using a controller, the virtual environment's hands synchronize with the controller's position and rotation in the real world. however, with hand-tracking, the virtual hands align with the real-world hand posture. the oisdk employs a series of from ovr...source components to acquire tracking data. this data is then sent to various processing interfaces, namely icontroller, ihand, ihmd, and ibody, for further processing and packaging, thus fitting the components within the oisdk. consequently, this data can be utilized by these components to execute corresponding interactive functions, serving as the foundation for diverse interactions. this method of hand-tracking input offers students a natural interaction feel and detailed operation detection that traditional computer-based virtual labs, with their click and drag interactions, cannot achieve. interactor and interactable: the oisdk sets up various interactions through two main objects: the interactor and the interactable. the interactor initiates interactions, typically representing the user's virtual hands or controllers, whereas the interactable is an object that can respond to interactions, such as various objects in the virtual world. the interactor component is usually attached to the virtual object representing the user's hands or controllers. once the system acquires position and rotation information about the hands or controllers through device tracking, the interactor starts searching for interactable objects nearby. during interaction, the interactor and interactable objects go through several different states: normal: this is the default state with no interaction taking place. hover: the interactor enters the hover state when approaching an interactable object under specific conditions. select: the interactor transitions from hover to select state upon completing an interaction, indicating the completion of the interaction. disabled: in this state, both the interactor and interactable cannot interact. the transition between these states facilitates a complete interaction process, allowing users to interact with the virtual world in a manner consistent with real-life habits. also, based on these two objects, we have expanded the functionalities of the vrgep-htnlp, implementing gamified interaction designs. 3.3. gpt-3.5 in the development of the vrgep-htnlp, llm technology plays a pivotal role, with wves being one of its foundational elements. wves transform vocabulary into mathematical vectors, quantifying and conveying the semantic content of words. the similarity between these vectors, measured by cosine similarity, reveals the semantic closeness between words. cosine similarity calculates the cosine of the angle between two non-zero vectors in the inner product space, serving as an effective method to assess the similarity in vector direction. the formula is as follows: 1 2 2 1 1 ( , ) n i ii n n i ii i a b cosinesimilarity a b a b a b a b          (1) where, a and b represent the vector embeddings of two words, respectively. this calculation method aids in identifying the semantic similarity between two words. the platform also incorporates technologies based on neural networks, which are complex computational systems that mimic the structure of the human brain for learning and pattern recognition. these networks consist of numerous neurons organized in layers and connected by weights. the activation functions in neural networks define the relationship between a node's output and the node's input, playing a crucial role in nonlinear mapping.for instance, the rectified linear unit(relu) function is a commonly used activation function. the formula is as follows: re ( ) max(0, )lu x x (2) the relu function remains unchanged when the input is greater than 0, and outputs 0 otherwise. this characteristic of the relu function makes it very effective in reducing the problem of gradient vanishing and speeding up the network training process. for nlp and classification tasks, the output layer of neural networks often uses the softmax function, which converts the network's raw output into a probability distribution. the softmax function is particularly suitable for multi-class classification problems, as the function can calculate the probability of each category. the formula is as follows: max( ) i zi j z soft j ez e   (3) where, iz irepresents the network's raw output for the ith class, and the denominator is the sum of the exponentials of the outputs for all classes. through the softmax function, outputs can be interpreted as a probability distribution, thereby enabling precise categorization and interpretation of model predictions in nlp tasks. the integration of these technologies provides the vrgep-htnlp with powerful language understanding and interaction capabilities, forming the theoretical foundation for implementing personalized teaching modules. 60 3.4. the natural language processing module wavenet is a deep neural network architecture introduced by deepmind, specifically designed for generating highquality speech waveforms. wavenet employs a special type of cnn that directly generates the probability distribution of sound waves by learning patterns in audio data. the key innovation of the wavenet model lies in the model's use of dilated convolutions, which enable the network to efficiently process long-range sequence data without sacrificing model complexity or increasing computational costs.the formula is as follows: 1: 1 1: 1 ( | ) ( ) t t t p wavenetx x x   (4) in the wavenet model, the generation of each audio sample depends on the history of all previous samples. the model's output, 1: 1 ( | ) t t p x x  , represents the probability distribution of the audio sample tx at the current time point t , given the history of all previous audio samples 1: 1tx  . in this way, wavenet can construct the entire audio waveform step by step, with each step based on the output of the previous steps. the vrgep-htnlp implements an ai voice assistant feature by converting voice signals into text, a process achieved through speech recognition using deep learning models. speech recognition technology based on deep learning primarily predicts text sequences by maximizing the conditional probability of given audio feature sequences, with its mathematical expression being: 1 1: 1 ( | ) ( | , ) t i i i p y x p xy y    (5) where, x represents the input audio feature sequence, while y is the corresponding output text sequence, where y i refers to the ith character in the sequence. this approach allows the model to consider not only the current audio features but also enhance the prediction accuracy of subsequent characters based on previously predicted ones. through this sequence dependency, deep learning models can effectively transform continuous speech signals into corresponding text expressions, thereby providing robust voice recognition support for user interactions on the vrgep-htnlp. 4. platform design 4.1. platform construction the platform is built on unity to create a high-definition, realistic virtual simulation environment. we start by creating a 3d project and incorporating the oculus-provided developer toolkit, oisdk. we also introduce the uit and perform basic parameter settings to establish a vr project based on the oculus quest 2 device. the gearbox model is exported as an fbx file from 3ds max and imported into unity. finally, we construct the overall background of the laboratory and perform scene lighting baking. 4.2. implementation of the interaction module implementation of the exploded view module. in this module, by making targeted hand-tracking gestures, operations for exploding and restoring the gearbox can be executed. we also set up a turntable based on detailed grabbing interactions, establish the turntable's pivot, and combine the turntable with scripts based on dotween to support direct hand manipulation of the turntable's rotation, enabling students to observe the part structure from all angles. this functionality uses grabbable and onegrabrotatetransformer scripts to define the turntable's rotation center rotate pivot and set the orientation of its rotation axis, achieving a rotatable interaction effect for the turntable. we design the moveobjectwitharrows script, define explosion and restoration functions, and integrate the dotween plugin for smooth movement of parts after explosion. the project creates two target gestures: stop and paper, the former for triggering the switch from exploded view mode to normal observation mode, and the latter for triggering the switch from normal observation mode to exploded view mode. the created gesture files are then passed to the shaperecognizer, and finally, the targetgesturetriggeringevents are implemented in combination with the activestateselector script and selectorunityeventwrapper. the actual effect of this functionality is shown in figure 4. (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 4. evm process. (a) represents the original state,(b) shows the gesture-triggered explosion event,(c) displays the rotation effect of the turntable and (d) illustrates the gesture-triggered restoration event. implementation of the close-up observation module. in the parts wall area, students select target parts for observation, supporting remote grabbing of parts. the com allows students to closely grab parts with both hands and to scale and rotate them within a certain range, thereby achieving a clearer observation of the parts. during the grabbing process, an information panel about the part is displayed, enabling students to instantly learn and understand relevant knowledge about the part. this functionality utilizes the twograbfreetransformer script to enable dual-hand interactivity of parts, providing internal scaling capabilities with appropriate scaling limit values set. based on close-range grabbing interaction, a longdistance grabbing feature for each part is established using the distancehandgrabinteractable and movetowardstarget provider scripts, allowing students to select and grab parts for observation from a distance. event trigger scripts pointableunityeventwrapper are set for both close-range and long-distance grabbing interactions of parts, enabling the immediate display of the corresponding part's introduction panel when students grab parts for observation. the actual 61 effect of this functionality is shown in figure 5. (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 5. com process. (a) displays part selection,(b) shows the basic effect of picking up and observing a part,(c) demonstrates the effect of enlarging a part for observation with both hands and (d) illustrates the effect of reducing a part for observation with both hands. implementation of the assembly and disassembly teaching module. in this module, students can fully observe and assemble the gearbox model by manually rotating the assembly stand. the assembly stand sequentially displays a preview of the next part to be assembled. students select the currently needed part through hand-ray interaction with the part selection panel in front and grab the part from the pickup station. if students assemble the wrong part or in the incorrect order, the part will return to its original position, serving as a reminder to reassemble correctly. we utilize the canvasrendertexture script to generate the canvas mesh for the part selection panel, and scripts pointablecanvas and pointablecanvasmesh are applied to both canvas and canvas mesh to enable interactivity of the part selection panel. the rayinteractable script sets the part selection panel's interaction mode to ray interactable.in the adtm scene, the assembly stand displays all preview images of gearbox parts. students must think carefully, use hand-ray interaction to select the correct part from the part selection panel, and move the part to the designated position. when a part is detected within the specified range, the part locks into place and cannot be taken again, considered as successfully installed. if users assemble parts in the wrong order, the part automatically returns to the pickup station, and a prompt box pops up, indicating the incorrect sequence and which part should be selected next. if the assembly order is correct, a prompt box appears, confirming the correct sequence. upon successful assembly of all parts in the correct order, a congratulatory prompt box appears, serving as an encouragement mechanism. the actual effect of this feature is shown in figure 6. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) fig 6. adtm process. (a) displays part selection, (b) shows the turntable rotation effect, (c) displays selecting the part assembly position,(d) successful part assembly effect,(e) shows the prompt panel when incorrectly assembling parts,(f) displays the process of picking up parts during disassembly testing,(g) represents the process of assembling parts and (h) represents the prompt panel when parts are correctly assembled. (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 7. aim process. (a) shows the gesture-triggered start of questioning,(b) displays the gesture-triggered end of questioning,(c) demonstrates the aia's response process and (d) presents the aia's voice and text feedback 4.3. gpt-3.5 and natural language processing module implementation of the ai assistant module(aim). this module is integrated within the adtm, com and evm . when the user's right palm faces up, the questionasking mechanism is activated, displaying a purple semitransparent sphere above the right palm, accompanied by an auditory cue signaling the user can begin asking questions. to conclude the inquiry, the user simply turns the right palm down, causing the purple sphere and sound to disappear, and the user's voice message is sent to azure for speech 62 recognition, processed into text, and forwarded to gpt-3.5 llm. gpt-3.5 llm then returns the answer in text to azure's speech synthesis, which conveys the answer to the student in audio form. the design of the aia enables students to solve problems immediately and specifically. the functionality employs the speech recognizer script using azure's speech recognition to convert student voices into text form. the chatscript and gptturboscript scripts are utilized for establishing connections and managing the basic logic for information transmission. the azurespeech script converts text into speech. the actual effect of this feature is illustrated in figure 7. 5. conclusion we introduce an innovative virtual reality gearbox experiment platform based on hand tracking and natural language processing. this platform centers on simulating detailed operations and crafting personalized teaching mechanisms. our main aim is to provide an auxiliary tool for engineering practice that enhances the accuracy of detailed operation simulation and personalizes the teaching process. distinguishing our platform from existing virtual labs, we highlight several key advantages. first, integrating handtracking technology through oisdk, we enable detailed operational simulations for student experiments, closely mirroring real-life practices. second, combining gpt-3.5 llm with azure's nlp, we craft an aim for personalized learning support, ready to instantly respond to student inquiries verbally. finally, utilizing oculus quest 2 vr's device immersive capabilities, we create a comprehensive learning environment, using visual effects to spike student interest and learning outcomes. our platform addresses the gaps in traditional virtual labs related to detailed operation simulation, personalized teaching support, and immersive environment creation. furthermore, the platform harnesses vr technology's benefits, offering a new, efficient tool for practical teaching modes and forging paths for future educational practice development. acknowledgments this work was supported in part by innovation and entrepreneurship training program for college students of university of science and technology liaoning 2024. references [1] k. frady, "use of virtual labs to support demand-oriented engineering pedagogy in engineering technology and vocational education training programmes: a systematic review of the literature," european journal of engineering education, vol. 48, no. 5, pp. 822-841, 2023. 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[25] h. yikui, "design and implementation of virtual experiment system platform for electrical and electronic engineering in vocational college," in 2021 2nd international conference on artificial intelligence and information systems, icaiis 2021, may 28, 2021 may 30, 2021, chongqing, virtual, china, 2021, vol. 1982: iop publishing ltd. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 22 portable buzzer circuit design for reform of electronic technology experiments shaobo yan a, danyang xu b henan university of science and technology, luoyang henan, 471000, china a 9943228@haust.edu.cn, b dyxu2014@haust.edu.cn abstract: as an important practical course in the field of electrical and electronic engineering, electronic technology experiments not only reflect the students' familiarity with theoretical courses but also lay a solid foundation for subsequent specialized courses and post-graduation work. at the same time, it allows students to practice and test their theoretical knowledge of analog and digital electronic technologies. through a complete project-based experimental approach, our information engineering experiment center has targeted comprehensive and exploratory reforms for both analog and digital electronic technology experiments. from the perspective of the reform outcomes, students' interest in experimental learning, project thinking skills, practical abilities, and innovative capabilities have all been significantly enhanced. this article uses the design of a pocket-sized quiz buzzer circuit as an example to elaborate on the basis of the reforms. keywords: project-based experiment; autonomous learning; buzzer circuit design. 1. introduction as the new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation accelerates, the reform of higher engineering education has become a broad consensus and active action among universities worldwide [1-3]. after years of development, although previous electronic technology experiments have had good effects in practical teaching, there are still many problems. specifically, these include: first, students lack initiative and enthusiasm for participating in experiments. for example, the content and procedures of experiments are often pre-planned by teachers, and the main task of students in the experiment class is to listen to the teacher's explanation of the experiment, follow the experimental guidebook to connect circuits, verify the experiment, and complete the experiment report after class. this is mostly teacher-centered, with students not having much time to think and act on their own; second, each experiment is generally set up in conjunction with theoretical courses on analog and digital electronic technologies, experiments are numerous and complex, lack comprehensive strength, and each experiment is mostly fixed at 2 hours, with insufficient experimental time. third, because many physical components are inside the equipment, students have few opportunities to come into contact with the physical components, lacking a direct sensory experience. based on this, the information engineering experimental center has carried out a series of reforms on electronic technology experiments, focusing on improving students' hands-on abilities, fostering learning interest, and cultivating projectbased thinking. the previous approach of "teachers teaching and students passively learning" has been transformed into a new method of "students actively learning with teacher guidance," using project-based experiments as a vehicle. through practical reforms, students are encouraged to develop project-based and engineering-oriented thinking early, guiding the development of electronic technology experiment teaching towards engineering and applicationoriented directions [4]. this paper uses the example of the buzzer circuit design experiment to elaborate on the measures taken in the reform. 2. reform measures 2.1. reform experiment content integrate the content of analog and digital electronic technology experiments, adjust and select representative experimental content, provide students with ample time to understand and master the entire experimental circuit design process, starting from the design of practical project ideas, to cultivate students' project engineering thinking. before the reform, there were 6 experiments in the analog part and 5 in the digital part, and most of the experiment hours were 2 hours. after ensuring that the content of the experiments was not reduced, integration was carried out. after the reform, there are a total of 7 experiments in electronic technology experiments, including 4 analog electronic technology experiments and 3 digital electronic technology experiments, totaling 32 hours. for example, the design of the buzzer circuit for the portable pocket experiment box. 2.2. requirements for reform experiments design requirements: according to the requirements, learn how to select electronic components, solder a pocket-sized circuit experiment board, make a diy pocket-sized electronic technology experiment box, and design a four-way buzzer circuit. the circuit should allow four people to buzz in response, with a host controlling the start button. after the start command is given, contestants can buzz in, but not before. once a contestant successfully buzzes in, their number or light should be displayed, the circuit should lock, and further buzzes from other contestants should be invalid. experimental tasks: functional indicators: complete the making of the pocket-sized circuit experiment board, implement a basic four-person buzzer circuit, the circuit should be able to display the result and number of the buzz, and the circuit should achieve interlocking and stable buzzer functionality. technical indicators: based on knowledge of combinational logic circuits, encoding and decoding, and sequential logic circuits in digital electronics technology, 23 complete the design of the buzzer circuit. achieve simulation through multisim software, ensuring normal functionality, stable performance, and the construction of the circuit on the pocket-sized circuit experiment board. the experiment is set for 6 academic hours, and this reform is based on projectbased experimental ideas. the teacher first reviews and explains the knowledge of combinational logic circuits and sequential logic circuits in 2 academic hours, then proposes requirements for students to design a buzzer circuit using the knowledge they have learned. students are provided with comprehensive experimental equipment and materials, the experiment center has specially set up three laboratories for electronic technology experiments for teaching purposes, each laboratory is equipped with 50 workstations, providing each student with an experimental workstation and equipment, and simulation software such as multisim and quartusii are pre-installed on the experimental computers, while each student's seat is equipped with a component box, breadboard, toolbox, and other tools. 3. the specific practice of reform experiments based on the students' progress in theoretical classes, teachers timely release experimental design tasks. students pre-study according to the task sheets, familiarize themselves in advance with the schematic structure of pocket-type circuit experiment boards, and the theoretical knowledge related to combinational logic circuits and sequential logic circuits associated with the buzzer circuit. after receiving the experimental task from the teacher, students select components for the circuit board and solder them using a soldering iron, learning the relevant knowledge of soldering. they also prepare in advance by searching for theoretical knowledge and related materials, breaking down the design task according to requirements, starting from the overall functional module and breaking it down into the function of each chip and unit, such as overall design module, component layout on breadboards, and the working principle of the buzzer. at the same time, students divide the task into modules based on the content of the task sheet. this experimental process is a relatively complete comprehensive design experiment involving the design, production, schematic drawing, software simulation, and breadboard interconnection of an experimental box. it requires going through processes such as theoretical knowledge learning, circuit soldering, scheme design, chip manual consultation, software simulation, circuit assembly, and design summary. during the experiment, students are guided to first design in modular parts: for example, the buzzer number display module, the contestant buzzer latch module, and then simulate the overall buzzer circuit. at the same time, students build the circuit on a breadboard. the process of building the circuit is divided into: searching for and selecting components → connecting the circuit → circuit debugging → circuit function testing → circuit analysis → summary report. the experimental process is divided into the following steps: 1. task release. the experimental task is released in advance through the learning platform, allowing students to review the theoretical knowledge they have learned and understand the working principle of the buzzer circuit. 2. familiarize with the circuit board structure, select electronic components, solder the pocket-type experimental box, and draw the schematic of the buzzer circuit. each student is required to design one sheet of paper according to the requirements. the design requirements for the paper are: 1. a4 paper with a border and a title bar (write the design title, class, name, student number, instructor, etc.). 2. the final simulation-correct design paper must be submitted (must be consistent with the design report). 3. the layout should be reasonable, the components should be appropriately spaced, and the size of the same type of components should be consistent, etc., while checking the circuit board structure and soldering precautions, etc. the buzzer is a necessary device commonly used in competitive questions. in principle, it is a typical digital circuit. a flip-flop is the basic logic memory unit in digital circuits, with two stable states to represent the logical states "1" and "0". the four-person competition buzzer device circuit is used to determine the priority of the buzzer. it consists of three parts: 1 d flip-flop 74ls175, which has a reset terminal, a set terminal, and a cp terminal; 1 four-input and gate, 1 two-input and gate; four tactile switches, which form the cp clock pulse source in the buzzer circuit. when the buzzer starts, the host clears the signal and presses the reset switch s, and the outputs q1, q2, q3, and q4 of 74ls175 are all 1, all light-emitting diodes (leds) are extinguished. when the host announces "buzzer start," the first contestant to make a judgment immediately presses the switch, the corresponding led lights up, and at the same time, the signal is sent through the and gate to lock the circuits of the other three contestants, no longer accepting other signals, until the host clears the signal again. if there are only four contestants, the input of the circuit can use simple combinational logic gate circuits. if there are 8 or more contestants, considering economy and practicality, an encoder chip + cd4511 form can also be used to achieve. 4. conclusion through reforming and practicing electronic technology experiments with design projects as the goal, students have essentially gone through processes such as familiarization with experimental instruments, analysis and design of circuit principles, component selection, circuit simulation and testing, and breadboard circuit assembly. with the experimental reforms, students have ample time to complete each step, and the selection of experimental content is closer to engineering practice. coupled with complete experimental equipment, students gradually shift from passive learning to active learning, enhancing their interest in experiments as well as their hands-on and innovative abilities. however, there are still areas that need improvement in the experimental reforms. the creation of self-made pocket-sized electronic technology experiment kits aims to improve students' abilities in component selection, soldering, and debugging. this experiment integrates combinational and sequential logic circuit content, elevating the previous discrete component verification experiments to integrated circuit and design comprehensive experiments. by setting hierarchical tasks, students can make reasonable choices, further exploring their potential on the basis of mastering basic knowledge, and enhancing their comprehensive abilities. references [1] hao li, kang guozheng, he yihan, et al. reform of engineering education in the new era: challenges and pattern design [j]. research in higher education of 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[4] he zhengyun, yang ling, liang jianhua, et al. reform and exploration of the teaching mode of analog electronic technology experiments [j]. education and teaching forum, 2020(2):150-151. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 145 research on weibo new word recognition based on weibo data and statistical information yuanfang xu inner mongolia normal university, hohhot, china abstract: one of the key challenges in the field of chinese information processing is the recognition of weibo new words, which has a profound impact on machine translation and text classification. as weibo has become the most used social platform for internet users, mining new vocabulary from weibo data not only helps to deeply understand the data itself, but also provides personalized recommendation services for users. although a large amount of research has focused on the recognition of weibo new words, specialized research in this field is still scarce. in this article, we propose a weibo new word recognition strategy that combines weibo content features and statistical information. firstly, extract repetitive vocabulary from weibo topic names, and then use various methods such as absolute frequency, relative frequency, mutual information, and information entropy to filter for incorrect vocabulary. the experimental results show that by setting appropriate thresholds, incorrect vocabulary can be effectively filtered out, thereby improving recognition performance. keywords: weibo data; statistical information; mutual information; information entropy. 1. introduction with the evolution of language and the progress of the internet, new vocabulary on weibo continues to emerge [1], providing people with more vivid and rich ways of expression. at the same time, weibo new word recognition, as one of the key technologies in chinese information processing, has a direct impact on the efficiency of chinese information processing. weibo, as an emerging social network media, has become an important component of the internet due to its diverse user base, real-time information dissemination, and infinite content. on this platform, new stories and things are constantly emerging, and weibo neologisms represent the language development trend of the internet. therefore, how to effectively process and analyze weibo information has become an urgent problem to be solved [2]. the information processing of chinese faces a unique challenge, which is the lack of symbols that clearly distinguish words like english [3]. therefore, before segmenting chinese, it is necessary to first perform chinese segmentation. however, the new vocabulary on weibo may lead to many fragments in the segmentation results, thereby affecting the accuracy of segmentation. a study has found that weibo neologisms may cause half of the segmentation errors [4]. if this new vocabulary can be effectively recognized and processed, it will significantly improve the accuracy of chinese segmentation and the efficiency of chinese information processing. in addition, weibo is the main publishing platform and development center for many online events. by identifying new weibo words on weibo data, people can use weibo content for natural language processing research such as topic tracking, personalized recommendations, and public opinion analysis. 2. research on weibo new word recognition based on weibo data and statistical information 2.1. candidate string extraction this article identifies new weibo words from weibo data. if all weibo data is processed, due to the large scale of weibo corpus and the colloquial nature of weibo content itself, it will introduce a lot of garbage strings and the processing time will be long, affecting recognition performance and efficiency. to ensure the enhanced applicability of this method, this article will conduct experiments on a small and complete dataset as much as possible. after in-depth research on sina weibo data, we found significant differences between weibo and other data sources such as forums, blogs, and news corpora: many weibo not only contain the main text, but also come with a theme tag created by users. this phenomenon is more common in content published by authenticated users and institutions, as well as in long and semantically valuable weibo accounts. these theme tags are considered part of weibo and are usually labeled in the form of "#" or "[]". our statistical data shows that weibo with self-defined topic tags accounts for 40%, while among weibo without such tags, 80% of weibo content is less than 10 words in length. this indicates that the semantic value of weibo partially depends on the topic tags it contains, and the use of topic tags is a common practice in weibo with semantic value. by analyzing the theme tags selected by users, we can quickly gain insight into the core topics or themes involved in the weibo. usually, these topic tags contain the key vocabulary of weibo articles, and the new vocabulary of weibo is often also a part of the keywords. therefore, we found that if we only process topic tags instead of full-text processing all corpora, the recognition effect of new vocabulary on weibo will be better, while also improving efficiency and reducing the probability of meaningless strings, thereby reducing the burden of subsequent screening work. 2.2. string extraction this article adopts the most used method for extracting candidate strings, namely the meta incremental model [5]. considering that topic names are generally not too long, the maximum value of n is 6, which means extracting consecutive strings of length not exceeding from topic names as candidate weibo new word strings. additionally, it should 146 be noted that the topic name may not be a phrase, but rather a sentence containing spaces and punctuation. in this case, the topic name needs to be segmented based on these punctuation marks, and candidate strings need to be extracted from the obtained substrings. 2.3. candidate string filtering using the n-ary incremental model may generate a large number of strings, but most of these strings are not new vocabulary for weibo, so they can be considered useless strings and effective filtering strategies need to be implemented. in this article, statistical indicators such as absolute word frequency, relative word frequency, mutual information, and information entropy were used for screening. 2.4. word frequency based filtering this article believes that an important feature of weibo neologisms, especially those used in daily life, is their frequent occurrence. for data such as weibo, which is large in scale and has content concentration and guidance, this characteristic is more prominent, that is, the probability of weibo new words as low-frequency words is very small. therefore, this article considers first using the word frequency of candidate strings for preliminary filtering, retaining candidate strings with word frequency greater than the threshold, and not considering those with fewer occurrences. 2.5. filtering based on mutual information mutual information (mi) [6]: assuming a is a text string of length n, i.e. s=c1...cn, m and n are substrings of length n1, i.e. m=c1...cn, n=c2...cn, then: mi(a)= (1) that is the mutual information between m and n, where f(a) represents the number of times a text string appears in the corpus, and f(m+n) represents the total number of times m and n substrings appear. it can be seen that the larger mi(a), the greater the probability of a becoming a weibo new word. 2.6. word frequency based filtering mutual information examines the tight internal integration of words, and in actual language environments, it is necessary to simultaneously examine the flexibility of weibo neologisms as a whole [7], which can be reflected by the variability of their contextual environment. this article uses adjacency context information 0 to describe whether candidate terms themselves are stably combined in different contexts. this article uses adjacency context information entropy to examine the stability of candidate strings appearing together in different contexts. the higher the adjacency information entropy of a string, the more variable its contextual environment is. the string is more likely to appear in different contexts [8], and the probability of word formation is higher. the filtering method is as follows: first, the corpus is segmented using a word segmentation tool. for each string in the remaining word string set in the previous step, the corpus segmentation result is processed to become an independent unit, and fragments are integrated or extracted from the parent string. for each string s, the adjacency information is calculated by counting the number of occurrences of each adjacency string and s in the adjacent string set, as well as the frequency of s itself, retain strings with adjacent information greater than the value as the final weibo new word recognition result. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. experimental corpus this study utilizes four months of sina weibo data from may to august 2020 for analysis. firstly, the data from may was manually filtered to identify new weibo vocabulary and set thresholds for statistical features. then, use the remaining three months of data to evaluate the recognition ability of these new words. 3.2. determination of statistical feature thresholds in order to screen out possible new vocabulary, it is necessary to determine thresholds for mutual information and adjacency information. for the training data in may, 215 new weibo vocabulary were manually identified. then, randomly select 60 subsets from these vocabulary as the training set to estimate the range of the threshold. the remaining vocabulary will be used as a validation set to find the optimal threshold. the artificially identified weibo new words are extracted using an n-ary incremental model for string extraction and re string filtering. in the filtered training subset, for the case where both the string s and its parent string are included, the information values of all s are calculated. finally, the threshold range of mutual information is determined by calculating the maximum and minimum mutual information values on this training subset. then, within this threshold range, identify and count the accuracy, recall, and f-value of weibo new words in the validated corpus, and select the best information entropy value as the information threshold for this experiment. after the experiment, the mutual information threshold was determined to be 5.8, at which point the f-value was 78.16%. add all manually recognized weibo new words to the segmentation tool dictionary to assist in word segmentation. then, on the segmentation results, calculate the contextual adjacency string set of weibo new words in the training subset, calculate the adjacency information entropy of all weibo new words in the training subset, and determine the threshold range. within this range, conduct weibo new word recognition experiments on the validation set and calculate the accuracy, recall, and f-value, select the information value that can obtain the best f as the adjacency string information threshold for this experiment. after the experiment, it was determined that the adjacency information entropy threshold was 0.7, and at this point, the f-value was 76.18%. 3.3. experimental result due to the complexity of manually identifying weibo new words from a large amount of weibo data, this article mainly examines the filtering performance of non-weibo new words in candidate strings. only one month of test data is used to manually identify weibo new words and calculate accuracy, recall, and f-value. in this study, we analyzed the recognition of new vocabulary on sina weibo in july and presented the results in table 1. we have calculated in detail the accuracy, recall rate, and f-value of various indicators after various string filtering mechanisms. 147 table 1. new word recognition performance on weibo data numble filter method accuracy recall f value 1 not filtered 12.68% 81.87% 25.68% 2 after overlapping string filtering 67.56% 79.88% 73.87% 3 mutual information 78.90% 76.56% 76.86% 4 adjacency information entropy 83.67% 75.16% 79.18% with each addition of a filtering method, the performance of weibo new word recognition is improved. after statistics, it was found that words with three or more characters accounted for 89.18% of the identified weibo new words, indicating that this method has good recognition performance for weibo new words, especially those with longer word lengths. the filtering performance of non-weibo new word strings in may, june, and august is shown in table 2. the filtering percentage of non-weibo new word strings after each filtering method is calculated in sequence. table 2. non-weibo new word filtering statistics numble experimental items training set 1 training set 2 training set 3 1 number of topics 465 6 18.76 2 number of non-new word strings 3356 3058 3126 3 after overlapping string filtering 1365 1256 1298 4 after mutual information filtering 952 768 826 5 after filtering adjacency information 812 615 732 6 string filtering percentage 76.87% 79.65% 76.61% by observing table 2, it can be found that the research method in this article has good filtering ability for selecting candidate strings of non-weibo new words. this method can quickly reduce the set of candidate strings with lower experimental costs without losing recognition accuracy. 4. summary this article proposes a weibo new word recognition method that utilizes the characteristics of weibo content on weibo datasets to extract candidate strings and filter strings using statistical features. the filtering method considers the degree of internal cohesion of words and the variability of their context. the overlapping string filtering mechanism, mutual information, and 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[8] jian-yun nie, unknown word detection and segmentation of chinese using statistical and heuristic knowledge. communications of colips,2008,5(i&2),47-57. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 2, 2023 48 research on knowledge creation and innovation method based on deep learning and human‐machine collaboration model yanrong jin a, lingxin gong b the school of arts and social sciences, hong kong metropolitan university; kowloon, hong kong, 999077, china a s1270462@live.hkmu.edu.hk, b 515469720@qq.com abstract: knowledge creation and innovation have reached a stage of high-quality development since the widespread application of deep learning and human-machine collaboration models. proposing better theoretical propositions to meet knowledge creation and innovation needs in the knowledge economy is necessary by adhering to knowledge-driven innovation ideas. based on the dynamic evolution of deep learning and human-machine collaboration model development, a theoretical analysis framework for the sustainable development of the knowledge industry is constructed according to the inherent logic of knowledge creation and innovation, which can explain the knowledge creation and innovation development mechanism jointly generated by the knowledge generation mechanism and knowledge circulation mechanism involving deep learning and humanmachine collaboration mode. and continue to explore the possibility of moving towards the goal of high-quality knowledge development from the perspective of challenges, changes, and practical deductions in the development of the knowledge industry. knowledge creation and innovative development aim to provide content that meets expected standards for the knowledge economy and is committed to continuously improving knowledge quality and enhancing knowledge satisfaction. therefore, it is necessary to strengthen knowledge control based on the deep learning quality internal cycle, build an interaction and feedback mechanism between human-machine collaboration mode and knowledge quality perception, and establish a knowledge and economic evaluation system to achieve knowledge creation and innovate high-quality development, promote knowledge economy, and truly meet social needs. keywords: deep learning; human-machine collaboration model; knowledge creation and innovation; high-quality development. 1. introduction knowledge creation and innovation are one of the main responsibilities of the knowledge economy and are also the collective name of the knowledge industry, which can be divided into basic knowledge creation and innovation and non-basic knowledge creation and innovation, composed of deep learning and human-machine collaboration models, respectively. in order to improve knowledge quality and satisfaction, the knowledge industry also entrusts knowledge evaluation systems to evaluate knowledge content. based on the deep learning and human-machine collaboration models, the knowledge generation mechanism is the key to knowledge creation and innovation, and the knowledge circulation mechanism has become an evaluation indicator. in contrast to traditional knowledge creation and innovation, deep learning and human-machine collaboration models emphasize diversity, flexibility, and intelligence. therefore, the issue of sustainable development of the knowledge industry is proposed, and high-quality development provides a new goal for the knowledge industry. high-quality development originates from innovative ideas driven by knowledge. its connotation contains value reversion and is also a tool for the knowledge economy. from the perspective of knowledge structure, high-quality development pursues balance and realizes knowledge modernization through the combination of deep learning and a human-machine collaboration model. however, this is only in theory. today, the knowledge industry has practiced a unique path of two-way optimization. promoting high-quality development not only rewrites knowledge content and reflects the quality of knowledge but also changes the knowledge system to meet social needs. consequently, a global perspective and pattern are necessary when discussing high-quality development. therefore, a common sharing proposition is proposed in deep learning and human-machine collaboration mode. in short, high-quality development is the necessary condition and guarantee to achieve sustainable development of the knowledge industry. from a real perspective, the knowledge industry has made progress, but there are also shortcomings. however, deep learning has not yet fully succeeded in eliminating knowledge challenges, and it continues to work hard in this area. therefore, high-quality development requires strengthened measures, which are requirements for deep learning and human-machine collaboration models and expectations for the knowledge economy. based on the above background analysis, this paper proposes a knowledge creation and innovation method based on deep learning and human-machine collaboration model to promote high-quality development. at the same time, the problem of sustainable development of the knowledge industry is solved through theoretical analysis and practical deduction. the main content is to analyze the knowledge challenges of deep learning and the human-machine collaboration model. then, corresponding response strategies are proposed to effectively deal with the emergence of derivative risks under the rule of algorithms, which have theoretical significance and practical value. 49 2. the "knowledge creation and innovation" of deep learning and human-machine collaboration model realize the new change in the knowledge economy 2.1. the creation and innovation of knowledge content knowledge content creation and innovation have developed simultaneously with the knowledge economy, which is "soaked" in innovation concepts, representing the value orientation of the knowledge industry and reflecting the knowledge content generation strategy since deep learning and human-machine collaboration models were first developed. however, it is still difficult to achieve consensus when constructing the definition and essence of knowledge content using certain quality criteria. the creation and innovation of knowledge content involve multiple levels and dimensions, such as the form, structure, function, attributes, value, etc., of knowledge. different perspectives and roles may have different understandings and evaluations of it [1]. this paper aims to explore the connotation, characteristics, mechanisms, and impacts of knowledge content creation and innovation from the perspective of deep learning and humanmachine collaboration models to provide some theoretical reference and practical guidance for the sustainable development of the knowledge industry. 2.2. knowledge, innovation and economy knowledge quality is an important criterion for knowledge content and an objective expression of the knowledge value. different definitions of knowledge quality are discussed from the perspectives of knowledge form, structure, function, and attributes. some scholars believe that knowledge quality is the degree of knowledge validity or satisfaction [2]. it is precisely because the quality of knowledge is more measurable to a certain extent and belongs to applied science with the purpose of high-quality development. a history of research on knowledge quality dates back to ancient greece, and its main activities include knowledge classification, logical reasoning, dialectics, etc. however, the concepts and goals of high-quality development are closely related to the rise of the knowledge economy. through deep learning and human-machine collaboration models, knowledge creation and innovation have become important responsibilities of the knowledge economy. the main contribution of the knowledge quality theory in the 20th century was to propose concepts such as knowledge generation mechanism and knowledge circulation mechanism. thus, high-quality development was initially defined primarily regarding knowledge quality measures based on deep learning and standardized attributes of human-machine collaboration models. 3. knowledge challenges brought by deep learning and human-machine collaboration model 3.1. chaos of knowledge: the excessive generation of deep learning causes the imbalance of knowledge system compared with traditional knowledge creation and innovation, deep learning emphasizes the relationship between data and algorithms and is characterized by automation, intelligence, and diversification. most scholars maintain that deep learning can rationally evaluate knowledge content, even if some doubt the direct correlation between deep learning and knowledge creation and innovation [3]. goodfellow et al. proposed the classic deep learning model of a generative adversarial network, which contains two elements: a generator and a discriminator. since then, this model has become a typical tool for knowledge generation mechanisms, thus developing the concept of knowledge generation. these scholars believe knowledge generation is creative and "creates something from scratch." only when the generator and discriminator reach nash equilibrium will the knowledge content be high quality. thus, knowledge generation is the result of deep learning. some scholars have also summarized knowledge generation as a two-way model: a data-based and goal-based knowledge generation model. the former focuses on data-driven, while the latter focuses on goal-oriented, that is, knowledge circulation. from the perspective of high-quality development, although deep learning has experienced some practical failures, it can improve knowledge content's diversity, flexibility, and intelligence. as a result, knowledge generation has gradually become a consensus in the research and practice of sustainable development of the knowledge industry [4]. the diagram of the deep learning and human-machine collaboration model is shown in figure 1. figure 1. diagram of deep learning and human-machine collaboration model 3.2. knowledge prison: the knowledge operation under the human-machine collaboration model the conceptual essence of knowledge prison is to focus on the problem of knowledge control. knowledge control is the application of knowledge management thinking in the knowledge industry. in order to overcome the shortcomings of traditional knowledge creation and innovation, the humanmachine collaboration model framework has entered the research field as a new alternative model. according to the framework, the human-machine collaboration model should ensure the effective realization of knowledge content, 50 establish professional standards for knowledge creation and innovation output, "capture" knowledge quality through technologies such as knowledge assessment systems, and measure knowledge satisfaction using knowledge cycle methods. the human-machine collaboration model framework reconstructs the knowledge generation mechanism, emphasizing enhancing human and machine interaction and building reliability, sustainability, scalability, and adaptability for high-quality development. 3.3. the birth of derivative risks under algorithmic domination algorithmic domination is the main risk of deep learning, mainly reflected in algorithms' impact on knowledge content. that is, the actual situation of knowledge quality and satisfaction is directly reflected through the knowledge generation mechanism. some factors that constitute the development of algorithmic domination are gradually taking shape, such as algorithm transparency, algorithm responsibility, algorithm fairness, etc., and various evaluation systems are gradually receiving attention. nevertheless, from the perspective of high-quality development, some deep learning practices are still at the data-driven stage and do not align with the logical framework and generation mechanism of the human-machine collaboration model, leading to knowledge barriers, knowledge distortions, and knowledge biases etc. 4. the coping strategies of the knowledge industry sustainable development process under the technology challenge 4.1. two-way optimization: deep learning gets rid of knowledge challenges from the perspective of high-quality development, knowledge generation is integral to knowledge creation and innovation, and it also represents the core of deep learning. therefore, knowledge generation regards data-driven as the main generation logic. knowledge control is the main guarantee of knowledge quality and the executive subject of the human-machine collaboration model [5]. at this stage, knowledge control strengthens deep learning control from the perspective of knowledge content. there are three main forms: one is to optimize the generator and discriminator. it is possible to achieve nash equilibrium between knowledge generation and knowledge circulation in explicit generators and discriminators. the second is to formulate knowledge quality standards. establish data quality standards, algorithm quality standards, and evaluation standards to achieve standardized control of deep learning. third, the internal process reengineering of deep learning. in recent years, google and others have used artificial intelligence to improve deep learning efficiency and knowledge satisfaction. however, in contrast to the human-machine collaboration model, current deep learning requires further improvement in terms of sustainability [6]. 4.2. shared responsibility: human-machine collaboration model for system optimization and governance the fundamental difference between the human-machine collaboration model and deep learning lies in its target attributes. the quality standards and evaluation criteria of deep learning are data-driven, and knowledge generation mainly reflects diversity and flexibility. in the logical framework of the human-machine collaboration model, accurate feedback, interactive collaboration, goal orientation, and value reversion are the core values and highest standards of high-quality development [7]. due to the diversity of current knowledge content types and the differences in social needs, knowledge circulation has become increasingly complex. although the human-machine collaboration model can improve knowledge satisfaction, the knowledge evaluation system remains imperfect, and there is no effective mechanism for knowledge control. therefore, this produces the "shortboard" of knowledge, affecting knowledge quality [8]. 4.3. value reversion: correct algorithm, restore knowledge from the perspective of value reversion, deep learning cannot accurately provide the knowledge content required by social needs. the main form of social demand for knowledge content is satisfaction evaluation, but deep learning lacks relevant information and feedback mechanisms for social demand. the core of this problem may be algorithmic domination. algorithms are described as "black boxes" in knowledge generation mechanisms, and their impact on knowledge content directly influences the quality of knowledge. while algorithmic domination is primarily concerned with information, such as data quality and algorithm quality, social needs are relatively rare. usually, social needs are difficult to obtain or measure. information asymmetry and imperfect evaluation systems directly lead to obstacles in knowledge prisons. deep learning cannot avoid the "black box" of the algorithm when it comes to generating knowledge. algorithms are standard and effective tools in the knowledge generation mechanism and play an important role in knowledge content. as a result, algorithmic domination is not only a technical concept but also a social one. therefore, "data-driven" deep learning has become the decisive mechanism for knowledge quality. deep learning is generally interpreted as a knowledge path that is gradually developed based on data, although it may also contain innovative approaches. from data quality to algorithm quality, deep learning is closely centered on knowledge quality from beginning to end. although deep learning should be committed to improving knowledge satisfaction to adapt to social needs, when algorithmic domination is amplified, it also brings about a dilemma: the phenomenon of knowledge prison. in general, there is still room for improvement in knowledge circulation and other aspects of deep learning, and its value reversion needs to be further improved, which is also an important task of high-quality development. 5. conclusion knowledge creation and innovation have entered a stage of high-quality development, posing new challenges and requirements to the knowledge industry. high-quality development is a symbol of the "quality" of knowledge content and an important means of the knowledge economy, which is also an urgent need to realize social needs and maintain value reversion, thus embodying 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[8] li b, wang h. comprehensive evaluation of urban highquality development: a case study of liaoning province[j]. environment, development and sustainability, 2023, 25(2): 1809-1831. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 55 research on methods for developing software identification codes in automotive software update management regulations nirunze yang a, manna wang b, yongjian zhu c catarc automotive test center (tianjin) co., ltd tianjin, china a yangnirunze@catarc.ac.cn, b wangmanna@catarc.ac.cn, c zhuyongjian@catarc.ac.cn abstract: as vehicles become increasingly digitized and intelligent, with growing demands for functional iterations, software updates (ota) are becoming more frequent. national regulatory agencies have taken corresponding measures to address the risks associated with automotive software updates. to enhance the automotive industry's standards and maintaina healthy industry ecosystem, it is urgent to establish requirements for managing software identification codes and tracking software changes. current software update management documents, primarily the un r156 regulation and the forthcoming gb "general technical requirements for automotive software updates," specify requirements for software identification codes. based on the un r156 regulation and research on existing automotive code systems in china, we propose ideas and methods for developing software identification codes. keywords: software identification codes; over-the-air (ota); un r156; standard regulation gb. 1. introduction with the in-depth development of automotive electronics, there are more and more on-board ecus (electronic control units) that support software updates. originally designed to address software vulnerabilities in ecus, software updates are now also used to improve user experience and reduce after-sales and maintenance costs. however, while any innovative technology has a profound impact on the quality of life of the public, it also comes with certain potential threats. defective software updates, whether management errors or technical vulnerabilities, have the potential to affect the safety of vehicle users and even road participants. the r156 regulation, the regulation on the approval of software updates for vehicles and uniform regulations for software update management systems, was published by the working group on autonomous vehicles of the united nations world vehicle regulation coordination forum on february 5, 2021. the eu officially implemented this regulation in july 2022, and requires all new models to comply with it from that point on (that is, all applicable models exported to the eu must pass the relevant certification). the regulation focuses on the automotive software update function and puts forward a series of specific requirements to ensure the safety, controllability and compliance of the software update process, so as to comply with the intelligent and connected development trend of the automotive industry and further protect the rights and interests of consumers. the software update regulations mainly put forward specific requirements for software update from the process system and technical requirements. sums are required to establish a software update management system (sums), which consists of software update evaluation process, software update document management and secure software update process. sums requirements for the management of software identification numbers (rx software identification numbers, hereinafter referred to as "rxswin") will be one of the key elements of the software update regulatory requirements. rxswin records the software version information of the system corresponding to a regulation, including the software version, software update point, and software update impact. rxswin must be associated with the software version of the component of the system related to the regulation. technical requirements cover general software update requirements and over-the-air (over-the-air) additional requirements. in the general requirements of software update, the authenticity and integrity of software update are required, and the update and access control of rxswin are required. the ota additional requirements are mainly based on security and application scenarios, and put forward corresponding requirements, such as the need for a safe software rollback or abnormal processing state, the need to update without affecting driving safety, and the need to notify users of the content and results of the update.[1] 2. r156 main provisions and requirements 2.1. software update management system (sums) the un r156 regulation requires automobile manufacturers and suppliers to establish a sound software update management system to ensure the safe and reliable update of vehicle software. this system not only involves the process and strategy of software update, but also includes the verification before the update, the monitoring during the update and the verification after the update. the vehicle manufacturer shall record and store all information related to the software update, including system configuration, software version, vehicle or system parameters before and after the update. this information needs to be auditable in order to track and verify compliance with software updates. before making a software update, the automaker needs to conduct a thorough evaluation of the update, including the purpose of the update, the scope of 56 impact, and compatibility with the vehicle configuration. this helps ensure that the update does not introduce new safety risks or affect the proper operation of the vehicle. during the software update process, automakers need to have a set process to ensure that the vehicle's information is secure against unauthorized access and tampering. this includes encrypting and validating data during the update process to ensure data integrity and authenticity. before implementing the first software update on a vehicle, an automaker should ensure that its software update process and model-specific software update management system are approved. sums specifies the update process (figure 1) and the following three areas.[3] figure 1. software update process of wp.29/r156 (1) online update requirements during the process of online updates, automotive manufacturers must have corresponding documentation to ensure the quality and safety of their products. effective security management is required for the updated files to ensure their safety. these documents cover the entire software update process and provide evidence of compliance with all relevant standards, describing all types of files related to certification system configuration. they provide detailed descriptions before and after the update, as well as documentation indicating whether the vehicle parameters meet the required specifications. software documentation related to the rxswin (software identifier) specific to the vehicle type is provided to describe the situation before and after the update, along with results obtained after retesting the vehicle with the new version in use. a document is needed that includes compatibility and latest configuration information for the target vehicle to facilitate the update and verification registration. (2) security policy requirements during the process of online updates, automotive manufacturers should implement appropriate protection measures to ensure their own security and reliability. effective security management policies need to be developed by automotive manufacturers to address the impacts of updates. to ensure vehicles are adequately protected during the update process and to prevent unexpected incidents caused by driver misoperation before initiating the update. special attention should be paid to the development system update to avoid damaging the software. the functionality and code of the software used in the vehicle should be validated to ensure normal operation. (3) update record requirements: automotive manufacturers are required to have clear requirements for online update records. specifically, the online update process needs to be performed by designated technical personnel to ensure accuracy and safety of operations. 2.2. vehicle type approval (vta) the technical requirements for vehicle types in the r156 regulation can be divided into two main parts: software update requirements and online update (ota) additional requirements. (1) software update requirements authenticity integrity protection: the authenticity and integrity of software updates should be protected to reasonably prevent their damage and to reasonably prevent ineffective updates. this means that during the update process, it is necessary to ensure that the transmitted data has not been tampered with or corrupted. update and read of system software identification information (rxswin): each rxswin should be uniquely identifiable. when a vehicle manufacturer modifies the type approval related software, rxswin should be updated if it results in an extension or a new type approval. each rxswin shall be easy to read in a standardized manner by using an electronic communication interface, at least through a standard interface (obd port). the vehicle manufacturer shall protect the rxswin and/or software versions on the vehicle from unauthorized modifications. at the time of type approval, the vehicle manufacturer shall provide confidential information on the methods used to prevent unauthorized modification of the vehicle's rxswin and/or software 57 version. (2) ota additional requirements update failure handling: vehicle manufacturers should ensure that in the event of an update failure or interruption, the vehicle is able to restore the system to a previous version; or after an update fails or is interrupted, the vehicle can be placed in a safe state. power assurance: vehicle manufacturers should ensure that software updates are performed only when the vehicle has sufficient power to complete the update process (including updates that may be required to revert to a previous version or where the vehicle is in a safe condition). update affects vehicle safety: when the execution of an update could affect the safety of a vehicle, the vehicle manufacturer should demonstrate how the update can be performed safely. this should be achieved through technical means that ensure the vehicle is in a state where it can safely perform the update. the vehicle manufacturer shall demonstrate that the vehicle user can be informed prior to the execution of the update, including: (a) purpose of the update. including how critical the update is and whether the update is used for recall, safety and other purposes; (b) any changes achieved by upgrading vehicle features; (c) the expected time to complete the implementation of the update; (d) any vehicle functions that may not be available during the execution of the update; (e) any instructions that may assist the vehicle user in carrying out the update safely; in cases where it may be unsafe to perform an update while driving, the vehicle manufacturer shall demonstrate that: (a) ensure that the vehicle cannot be driven while the update is being carried out; (b) ensure that the driver cannot use any function that affects the safety of the vehicle or the successful execution of the update after performing the update, the vehicle manufacturer shall: (a) the user of the vehicle can be informed of the success or failure of the update; (b) the user of the vehicle can be informed of the updates implemented and, if applicable, of any relevant updates to the user manual. prerequisites: the vehicle shall ensure that the prerequisites must be met before performing the software update, such as the vehicle is not parked, the battery voltage is low, the obd port is connected to the device, and the door is not closed if any of the conditions are not met. [4] the software update regulations pay special attention to the management and security requirements of rxswin. since rxswin contains software version information and software integrity check data, the regulations stipulate that when the rxswin software update affects the type approval related to vehicle access, the rxswin of relevant parts shall be updated in a timely manner, and the rxswin can be accessed and modified only after authorization is required. to sum up, requirements for rxswin are put forward in the software update management system and vehicle type certification, that is, the preparation of rxswin should not only facilitate management but also ensure safety.[5] 3. research on code rules of automobile code at home and abroad 3.1. rxswin sums put forward requirements for rxswin in 7.1.1 evaluating the software update process and 7.1.2 keeping the update information for records: evaluate the software update process: (1) establish a process for accessing and updating rxswin information before and after software update, which should include the process and ability to update the corresponding software version information at the same time and verify the integrity and correctness of the information; (2) the ability to verify that the software version of the type approved part on the vehicle is consistent with the information recorded by rxswin. update information: record the version information and integrity verification data of rxswin and all related software before and after the update. for rxswin, vta proposed in 7.2.1 software update requirements: (1) unique identification, type approval changes need to be updated simultaneously; (2) the rxswin stored at the end of the car should be at least readable through a standard interface (such as obd); (3) if the rxswin is not stored at the end of the vehicle, the relationship between the software version of the vehicle or individual ecu and the type certification should be declared, and the software version information should be read at least through a standard interface (such as obd) when the software is updated; figure 2. type approval extension (4) protect rxswin from unauthorized modifications, and provide preventive methods in confidence during type approval. rxswin contains the relevant regulatory identifier rx applicable to the electronic component to be updated and the software version swin yyyy installed on the electronic 58 component. the version number will only be updated if the update will affect the type approval. to illustrate this feature, here are two examples: in accordance with the amendment to unece r157 [6], the software update changed the speed limit of the automatic lane-keeping assistance system alks from 60 km/h to 130 km/h. this update requires an extension of the type approval of the vehicle, so the rxswin will appear in this form: r157swin 001 ext 01. rxswin remains unchanged, but has been extended, numbering as shown in fig 2. another case is the update of the steering regulation un r79[7] to add steering assistance, tesla's autopilot mode, and volkswagen's driving mode. as this is a new feature, this feature will change the type approval results of the vehicle. therefore, the complete verification process of the software update should be re-executed, resulting in a new rxswin, as shown below: figure 3. type approval update 3.2. domestic automobile related code situation figure 4. expressions with a specific meaning figure 5. expression with no specific meaning on july 18, 2023, the national standardization management committee of the ministry of industry and information technology issued the "national vehicle networking industry standard system construction guide (intelligent connected vehicle) (2023 version)" has included the "automotive software identification code" into one of the key research directions of intelligent connected vehicle standards. at present, there are mainly eu un r156 regulations and the forthcoming gb "general technical requirements for automotive software update" two 59 standards on the software identification code requirements, gb on the basis of r156 requirements for a more detailed interpretation, the overall requirements of the two are basically the same, but the software identification code preparation rules have not made specific provisions. according to qc/t 265-2023 "auto parts numbering rules", auto parts numbering rules are divided into expressions with specific meaning bits and expressions without specific meaning, from the current market situation, the coding rules of the automotive industry related code can basically be classified according to these two ways.[8] examples of this are given below: hj 1350-2024 "technical specification for disclosure of motor vehicle environmental protection information" information disclosure number coding rules: information disclosure number consists of 29 digits, spaces and letters, coding rules are shown in figure 6. the first and second digits are "cn"; the 3rd, 6th, 9th, 12th and 23rd digits are space symbols; the fourth and fifth digits are motor vehicles and engines, and the corresponding codes for motor vehicles and engines are shown in table 1; the 7th and 8th positions are the pollution emission stage of vehicles, the position code of parallel import pilot enterprise vehicles is "px", and the position code of pure electric vehicles and fuel cell electric vehicles is "00"; the 10th and 11th bits are the noise emission stage, and the engine's position code is "00"; digits 13-16 are the code automatically generated by the vehicle environmental information disclosure platform when the enterprise registers an account; the number 17-22 is the serial number of the vehicle/model of the enterprise information disclosure; numbers 24-29 are the car/model configuration serial number.[9] figure 6. information disclosure number coding rules table 1. code table of motor vehicle and engine categories serial number car (machine) class code 1 light petrol vehicle qq 2 light gasoline hybrid qh 3 light diesel vehicle qc 4 light diesel hybrid qz 5 light gas vehicle qr 6 light gas hybrid qg 7 light dual-fuel vehicle ql 8 light methanol single fuel vehicle qb 9 light methanol hybrid electric vehicle qx 10 light diesel/methanol dual fuel vehicle qs 11 heavy-duty diesel vehicles zc 12 heavy-duty diesel hybrid zh 13 heavy-duty gas vehicle zr 14 heavy-duty gas hybrid zg 15 heavy duty dual fuel vehicle zs 16 heavy duty methanol single fuel vehicle zj 17 heavy duty methanol single fuel vehicle zm 18 heavy-duty diesel/methanol dual fuel vehicles zb 19 heavy duty gasoline vehicle zq 20 three-wheeled car tc 21 pure electric vehicle qd 22 fuel cell electric vehicles rd 23 motorcycle mt 24 moped qm 25 heavy-duty diesel engine cj 26 heavy duty gasoline engine qj 27 heavy-duty gas engine rj 28 heavy duty dual fuel engine sj 29 engines for three-wheeled cars tj 30 heavy-duty methanol mono-fuel engine jj 31 heavy duty diesel/methanol dual fuel engine bj 60 gb 9417-1988 "automobile product model preparation rules": figure 7. rules for model preparation of automotive products vehicle class code: 1 truck; 2 off-road vehicles; 3 dump truck; 4 traction car; 5 special purpose cars; 6 passenger cars; 7 car; 8 blank; 9 semi-trailers and special semi-trailers main parameter code: 1/2/3/4/5/9 is the total mass of the vehicle; 6 is the length of the vehicle; 7 is the engine displacement. [10] in order to increase reliability and security, check bits are also added to important codes such as automotive vin and iccid that have identity functions. gb 16735-2019 "road vehicle identification number (vin)": figure 8. schematic diagram of vehicle identification code structure of complete and/or incomplete vehicle manufacturers with an annual output of 1000 or more vehicles table 2. description of vehicle characteristics [11] type recognition of moving vehicles vehicle specific power passenger vehicles body type, power system characteristics coach vehicle length, powertrain characteristics truck (including tractor, special operation vehicle) body type, maximum design total mass of vehicle, powertrain characteristics trailer body type, maximum total design mass of the vehicle motorcycles and mopeds vehicle type, powertrain characteristics incomplete vehicle body type, maximum design total mass of vehicle, powertrain characteristics  for engine-only vehicles including, at a minimum, a description of the fuel type, engine displacement and/or maximum net engine power; for vehicles with other drive types, at least the peak drive motor power should be included (if the vehicle has multiple drive motors, it should be the sum of the peak power of the multiple drive motors; for other drive types of motorcycles a description of drive motor rating, engine displacement and/or maximum net engine power (if any).  the body types are divided into load-bearing body, cab-chassis, cab-chassis and so on. 61 4. revelation of compiling method of automobile software identification code at present, car companies that have established software identification codes mainly use two storage and maintenance methods: car storage and non-car storage. figure 9. software identification code management method according to the background of the software identification code, it is suggested that the software identification code should at least reflect the core information such as regulatory information and vehicle type information, and ensure the uniqueness. based on the above premise, this paper proposes two software identification code compilation schemes: scheme 1: vehicle code (vehicle announcement number) + regulatory category (number) + age number (age number in vin rules) + serial number + custom. solution 2: wmi (see figure 8)+ (internal vehicle model, enterprise custom)+ regulatory category (number)+ age number (age number in vin rules)+ serial number + custom. when it comes to the change of software identification code, for a certain regulation of a certain vehicle type, if the type certification needs to be re-performed, the category number field of the regulation should be re-filled; if it is only extended on the basis of the original certified model, and no regulatory changes are involved, only add one to the serial number field. the above schemes are only part of the suggestions for software identification code compilation. as to whether the rules of software identification code compilation need to be unified in the next step, the application and storage methods of software identification codes still need to be further studied. references [1] shi qingguo, shang haili, ma jie et al. ota update scheme for intelligent connected vehicles [c]// china society of automotive engineers.2018 annual conference proceedings of china society of automotive engineers. china machine press,2018:7. 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[11] gb 16735—2019,road vehicle vehicle identification number (vin). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 150 safecross: helping elder people cross the road timely using thermal imaging and image recognition leyan yang * school of information and software engineering, university of electronic science and technology of china, chengdu, 610054, china * corresponding author email: yangleyanchengdu@gmail.com abstract: some older adults face challenges of cross the road in time due to reduced mobility and declining sensory abilities. existing technologies have limitations in accurately identifying pedestrians. we propose safecross, a novel system that combines image recognition and thermal imaging technology based on the flir trafione 156 sensor, which accurately detects elderly individuals at road intersections in low visibility or obstructed conditions and implement traffic light control based on the algorithm provided by safecross. our findings demonstrate the potential of safecross system ensures safety for older adults at intersections, making a significant contribution to reducing the accident rate among the elderly. keywords: thermal imaging; image recognition; traffic safety; identify the elders. 1. introduction by the year 2050, aging populations are expected to cover 27% and 15% of developed and developing nations, respectively, resulting in an increased need for specialized care and support for the elders [1]. according to world health organization (who) data, approximately 1.3 million people's lives are claimed by road traffic accidents worldwide each year. reduced mobility and declining sensory abilities making simple tasks like crossing the road in time a potential hazard to the elders. relying solely on simple pedestrian crossings and traffic lights may not provide sufficient assistance for elderly individuals, especially those with mobility challenges, therefore, the issue of elderly people's travel has attracted considerable attention from researchers. existing technologies, such as pedestrian recognition based on monocular cameras convolutional neural network (cnn), have limitations in terms of accuracy and stability [2]. these methods do not take into account the impact of constantly changing traffic conditions and unstable weather on sensors or are limited to data collection without considering practical solutions to address the problem. therefore, there is an urgent need for innovative solutions to ensure the safety of older adults when crossing the road. in order to address the issue of stable and accurate identification of elderly individuals and provide them with protection. this research combines image recognition with thermal imaging technology using the flir trafione 156 sensor to create a system that accurately detects the presence of elderly individuals at road intersections. by analyzing realtime images and thermal data, safecross identifies if there are elderly individuals who have not been able to cross the road in time when the pedestrian green light ends. it also takes into consideration factors such as traffic volume, vehicle speed, and weather conditions to appropriately adjust the duration of the traffic signal, aiding older adults in safely crossing the road. additionally, safecross provides real-time guidance and warnings during traffic light transitions to ensure that older adults are aware of the changing traffic signals. it offers several advantages over existing methods. the integration of image recognition and thermal imaging technology provides a more comprehensive and accurate detection system. by combining visual data with thermal information, safecross achieves a recognition accuracy of 98.52% under normal visibility conditions. it also detects older adults with an accuracy of over 82% in low visibility or occluded situations caused by other objects. in addition, the article proposes a real-time algorithm which can calculate time adjustment strategies within 0.3 seconds based on the position of elderly people who are unable to cross the road in time and the traffic congestion situation. the primary contribution of this research includes the following: 1. safecross achieves higher accuracy in recognizing older adults. 2. proposes a real-time algorithm which ensures the safety of the elderly while minimizing disruptions to vehicular traffic on the road segment. 3. detection experiments were conducted on over 200 elderly individuals at 6 traffic light intersections, followed by data analysis. 2. related works 2.1. assistive technologies for the elders with the continuous development of cities and the deepening issue of aging, scholars have given sufficient attention to the safety, health, and assistance problems of the elderly. social accessible facilities and services have also been continuously improved. scholars such as athanasios bamis and zongfang lin utilize intelligent sensors to detect the activities of the elderly, ensuring the safe monitoring of their indoor activities and potentially assisting in their independent living [3,4]. additionally, researchers have developed assistive devices like smart wheelchairs to enhance the daily life quality of the elderly [5]. the safecross system, designed in this study, also provides services for the elderly in terms of traffic safety through intelligent technological means. 2.2. traffic safety technique for the elders based on existing technologies, we can utilize network surveillance to identify pedestrians, analyze their positions and surroundings, thereby addressing pedestrian safety concerns [2]. additionally, researchers have proposed the use 151 of wearable display devices attached to clothing, to enhance visibility for vulnerable groups in traffic and improve overall traffic safety [6]. it is evident that researchers place a significant emphasis on traffic safety, particularly for vulnerable groups on the road. this study aims to build upon previous research by specifically identifying and safeguarding the traffic safety of the elderly when crossing the road without relying on wearable devices which are not elderly-friendly. 2.3. thermal imaging and image recognition device the feasibility of thermal imaging in user recognition has been extensively validated through studies on foot-based user recognition, human pose recognition and detection using drones, and automatic detection of human bodies in thermal imaging video images [7-9]. these technical explanations provide ample evidence for implementing recognition of the elderly population in this research. the algorithms for recognizing human motion from image recognition videos can also assist in accurately identifying elderly individuals from a crowd [10,11]. this study has successfully integrated thermal imaging recognition and image recognition, thereby enhancing the system's recognition accuracy and stability under extreme weather conditions. 3. concept and methodology 3.1. integration of thermal imaging and image recognition image recognition technology is a technique that extracts meaningful features from captured images using specific algorithms and matches them with known samples for identification. the performance of image recognition relies on the quality of the images and the design of the algorithms. thermal imaging is a technology that utilizes infrared detectors to detect the infrared radiation emitted from the surface of objects and convert it into corresponding electrical signals, which are then processed into visual images. this study integrates image recognition and thermal imaging technology using sensors to overcome their respective limitations. the specific integration approach in this study is as follows: data collection and training: firstly, a large amount of thermal imaging and image data needs to be collected, including various scenarios and poses of elderly pedestrians crossing the road. this data will be used to train models for image recognition and thermal imaging analysis. fusion of image recognition and thermal imaging: utilizing deep learning and computer vision techniques, the collected image data can be analyzed and processed. with trained models, elderly pedestrians can be accurately detected and recognized, and their position and motion information can be extracted. additionally, thermal imaging technology can capture the heat distribution of their bodies, further confirming their presence and location. traffic signal control: based on the results of image recognition and thermal imaging, safecross can continuously monitor the number and positions of elderly pedestrians on the road. when an elderly pedestrian is ready to cross, the system can automatically adjust the traffic signals to extend the green light duration, ensuring they have enough time to safely cross. figure 1. thermal image of pedestrians and cars figure 2. comparison of simple image recognition and combination of image recognition and thermal imaging real-time monitoring and alerts: the safecross system can emit sound. when the traffic signal changes, the system will emit real-time audio signals to alert elderly individuals. when detecting an elderly pedestrian crossing the street, it can send an alarm signal to traffic participants, reminding them to be cautious of pedestrians. 152 continuous improvement and optimization: by continuously collecting and analyzing data, the system can undergo ongoing improvements and optimizations. for example, by analyzing the behavior patterns and habits of elderly pedestrians, the system can predict their intentions and accordingly adjust the traffic signals to provide better safety measures. by combining thermal imaging and image recognition technology, the safecross system can offer accurate detection and recognition of elderly pedestrians, ensuring their safety while crossing the road. 3.2. algorithms design the system requires extensive algorithm support for detection, computation, and real-time decision-making. the algorithms we need are as follow: object detection algorithms: object detection algorithms, such as the faster r-cnn or yolo (you only look once) algorithms, can be used to detect and localize objects of interest in images. these algorithms can identify the presence and location of elderly pedestrians in real-time. heatmap analysis algorithms: thermal imaging data can be processed using various algorithms to generate heatmaps. these heatmaps represent the distribution of heat energy in the captured scene. by analyzing the heatmaps, it is possible to identify areas with high heat signatures corresponding to the presence of human bodies, including elderly pedestrians. tracking algorithms: to track the movements of elderly pedestrians, tracking algorithms kalman filters or particle filters are used. these algorithms can predict the trajectory and position of pedestrians over time, allowing the system to adjust traffic signals accordingly. reinforcement learning algorithms: reinforcement learning algorithms can be employed to continuously optimize the system's performance based on feedback and rewards. the system can learn to make better decisions, such as adjusting traffic signals, by maximizing the safety and efficiency of elderly pedestrians crossing the road. delay time algorithm based on real-time location of elderly individuals and traffic congestion: safecross will calculate the real-time delay time needed for elderly individuals to cross the road based on their location at the end of the green light and real-time traffic flow data. for example, if the elderly person has a short distance to travel, a longer delay time will be given, and the duration of the next vehicle movement will be increased appropriately based on the traffic conditions to avoid causing road congestion. 4. data analysis 4.1. experimental design and procedure a one-month experiment was conducted in six intersections with different traffic volumes in the city to set up the safecross system. during this period, data information on pedestrian conditions, traffic congestion, signal light delay, and other factors were collected. 4.2. result and analysis during the experimental period from august 20th 2023 to september 21st 2023. in this period of a total of 238,229 pedestrian information has been collected, identifying 2,329 elderly people who have difficulties crossing the road in a timely manner. signal light delays have been implemented to address this issue. among them, 92.8% of the delays can assist the elderly in crossing the road promptly without causing traffic congestion. 5. conclusion, limitation and future work by combining real-time image analysis and thermal data interpretation, the safecross system demonstrates a remarkable recognition accuracy of 98.52% under normal visibility conditions, while maintaining an impressive 82% accuracy in challenging scenarios marked by low visibility or occlusions. furthermore, the proposed real-time algorithm, capable of making swift adjustments to traffic signal durations based on elderly individuals' positions and traffic conditions, showcases an effective means to ensure pedestrian safety without unduly disrupting vehicular flow. through comprehensive detection experiments involving over 200 elderly participants across six different traffic light intersections, the system's performance was meticulously evaluated and subsequently analyzed. this extensive empirical validation underlines the viability and effectiveness of the safecross system in addressing the critical safety concerns associated with elderly road crossing. however, due to the utilization of sophisticated sensor equipment, our system carries a higher cost compared to conventional devices, posing challenges for its widespread implementation. furthermore, ethical issues such as the responsibility associated with potential traffic safety incidents arising from errors in real-time 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(2009) human action recognition in videos using motion impression image. in: proceedings of the first international conference on internet multimedia computing and service (icimcs '09). new york. pp. 174-178. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 1 research on climate change prediction based on arima model and its impact on insurance industry decision‐making haihui xu, zhiyuan ge and wenjie ao school of financial management, shanghai university of international business and economics, shanghai, china abstract: this research delves into the application of the autoregressive integrated moving average (arima) model for predicting climate change and its subsequent implications for decision-making within the insurance industry. the study introduces a comprehensive approach to forecast climatic variables such as temperature, rainfall, and relative humidity, which are critical factors in assessing insurance risks and formulating underwriting strategies. the arima model, recognized for its efficacy in time series analysis, is employed to capture the seasonal patterns and trends in climatic data. the model is calibrated using historical weather records from two distinct regions, dali and new york, to account for geographical variability in climate sensitivity. by integrating the model's predictions with economic indicators and industry-specific data, the research constructs a weather composite index (wci) that quantifies the potential impact of climate change on local economies and insurance claims. the paper meticulously describes the model's parameters, including the order of differencing (d), the number of autoregressive terms (p), and the number of moving average terms (q), which are selected to optimize the model's fit and predictive accuracy. the akaike information criterion (aic) and the bayesian information criterion (bic) are utilized to evaluate and compare the performance of different arima configurations, ensuring that the chosen model minimizes the forecast error and provides the most reliable predictions. keywords: arima model; climate change prediction; insurance industry decision-making; time series analysis. 1. introduction in the face of global climate change, the insurance industry is confronted with unprecedented challenges. the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events pose significant risks to property and casualty [1-3], demanding a reevaluation of traditional underwriting practices [4]. this study aims to explore the utilization of the autoregressive integrated moving average (arima) model as a predictive tool for climate change projections and its subsequent impact on insurance decision-making processes [5]. the arima model, a robust statistical technique for analyzing and forecasting time series data, offers a promising approach to anticipate future climatic conditions. by understanding the historical patterns and trends in weather data, the arima model can provide insights into potential future scenarios, which are crucial for insurance company in assessing and managing risks associated with climate variability. this research focuses on the application of the arima model to historical weather data from two distinct climatic regions, dali and new york, to forecast temperature, rainfall, and relative humidity. the forecasts are then integrated into a weather composite index (wci), which serves as a metric to quantify the potential impact of climate change on insurance claims and the overall economic landscape [6]. the significance of this study lies in its potential to equip insurance companies with a data-driven framework for making informed decisions regarding underwriting policies, particularly in regions susceptible to extreme weather events. by leveraging the predictive capabilities of the arima model, insurers can better anticipate and prepare for the financial implications of climate change, thereby enhancing their resilience and maintaining long-term viability in a dynamic and uncertain environment. 2. a three-factor weather composite index model under the influence of three industries 2.1. presentation of the weather composite index model weather insurance is usually a risk transfer for catastrophic risks, and once the level of catastrophic risks reaches the conditions specified in the policy, compensation can be obtained through the corresponding policy. different from traditional insurance, weather insurance has the advantage of quick realization of compensation amount. weather insurance has been developed to a certain extent worldwide, resulting in products such as typhoon insurance. different from traditional financial derivatives, weather insurance is generally traded on various weather indices. in this paper, three weather variables, cumulative rainfall , air temperature and relative humidity , are introduced, and a three-factor weather composite index is thus established. (1) combined with the climate characteristics of dali and new york and the suitable temperature of various production and 2 business activities , and in this paper need to be determined according to the long-term historical data of the selected area. due to the large geographical span of each region, there are certain differences in the industrial structure of different regions, and the sensitivity to weather is also different. the adjustment of different industries to weather changes also reflects their demand for weather insurance on the other hand. therefore, the determination of , and in this paper needs to be combined with the regional gdp structure and its influence by temperature, rainfall and relative humidity. 2.2. composite weather index model for new york and dali in this paper, the pearson correlation coefficients of temperature, rainfall and relative humidity and the annual data of local primary, secondary and tertiary industries in new york city and dali city from 2013 to 2022 were selected respectively to be measured, and then combined with the proportion of the annual data of each industry to the to determine the values of , , and . as shown in table 2 the results of the according pearson correlation analysis of new york city's primary, secondary, and tertiary industries with the average annual temperature, average annual rainfall, and average annual relative humidity numbers for the years 2013-2022, calculated using spss software. table 1. analysis of the correlation between annual average temperature, annual average rainfall, annual average relative humidity and various industries in new york city correlation coefficient primary sector of industry secondary sector of industry tertiary sector of industry average annual temperature 0.094 0.055 0.045 =0.064 average annual rainfall 0.294 0.054 0.082 =0.143 average annual relative humidity 0.304 0.305 0.312 =0.307 the average air temperature of new york city over the period 1994-2023 was utilized as the baseline temperature, the average rainfall as the baseline rainfall, and the average relative humidity as the baseline relative humidity, as shown in table 2 table 2. parameters related to the new york city weather composite 12.2 104.07 0.2237 similarly as shown in table 3, it is also possible to calculate the results of the according pearson correlation analysis between the primary, secondary and tertiary industries in dali city and the average annual temperature, average annual rainfall and average annual relative humidity numbers from 2013 to 2022. table 3. analysis of the correlation between average annual temperature, average annual rainfall, average annual relative humidity and various industries in dali city correlation coefficient agriculture industry servicing business temperature 0.227 0.194 0.009 =0.143 rainfall 0.229 0.249 0.011 =0.163 relative humidity 0.307 0.482 0.887 =0.558 the average air temperature of dali city during the period 1994-2023 was utilized as the baseline air temperature, the average rainfall as the baseline rainfall, and the average relative humidity as the baseline relative humidity, as shown in table 4. table 4. parameters related to the new york city weather composite index baseline air temperature baseline rainfall (months) baseline relative humidity 15.65 89.19 0.2427 based on the above mentioned parameters related to the weather composite indexes of new york and dali, it can be concluded that the formulas for the weather composite indexes of dali and new york city, respectively, are as follows. (2) (3) the greater the correlation coefficient shows that as the weather changes, the greater the fluctuation of the gdp changes of the three industries, the more local insurance claims demand, and the greater the value of the index. therefore, by calculating the value of the index, we can help insurance companies make decisions and evaluate the amount of claims of insurance companies, so as to determine whether to underwrite insurance policies in areas where the number of extreme weather times is increasing. 3. time series arima model 3.1. presentation of the arima model time series plots are drawn for temperature, humidity and precipitation in dali and new york over the past thirty years. by observing the time series plots, it can be concluded that the temperature, relative humidity and precipitation fluctuate and change greatly with time, showing obvious seasonality. 3 the traditional model is created by spss professional modeler, and it is found that the prediction result value is small, and the estimation effect is worse, so we choose to construct the arima model to fit the time series, and get the predicted values of temperature, relative humidity, and precipitation for a single day in the next seven months as shown in figure 2. fig 1. scatterplot of new york and dali mean temperature, mean annual rainfall, and mean annual relative humidity vs. matrix for each industry for the large fluctuation of temperature, relative humidity and precipitation over time reflected in the time series plot, it is conjectured that the time series may be a unit root process of order d. for this reason, the data are first differentiated and transformed into a smooth time series before modeling, and here the model is used. fig 2. new york dali related parameters time series diagram (4) among them: (5) (6) where is the number of model parameters, is the number of samples and is the likelihood function. by choosing the model that makes minimizes the values of and , it helps us to get a better fitting and more concise model. 3.2. arima modeling according to the principle of selecting the smallest, the model that minimizes the values of and is selected by the code loop step-by-step iteration method for the temperature, humidity, and precipitation of dali and new york, respectively, over the past thirty years, and the results of the model fitting are shown in tables 5. because the rainfall in new york is affected by some extreme weather, there is no obvious seasonal law. therefore, the predicted value of the next seven months is replaced by the average value of the rainfall in the first half of the previous year. the results are shown in figure 4 and figure 5. 3.3. results of wci index in dali and new york assuming that the insurance period is half a year, the formula of the weather composite index is obtained. 4 fig 3. arima time series model of temperature, rainfall, and relative humidity for new york and dali table 5. aic, bic fitting results regions minimum aic minimum bic models used temperature in dali 744.2249 784.5175 arima(5,0,5) temperature in new york 1099.3541 1135.9837 arima(5,0,4) relative humidity in dali -1220.2802 -1190.9765 arima(5,0,2) relative humidity in new york -1637.2016 -1604.2349 arima(5,1,3) precipitation in dali 2971.2565 2993.2342 arima(2,0,3) precipitation in new york 3028.8224 3032.4853 arima(0,0,0) fig 4. forecast the main indicators of dali area in the next 7 months fig 5. forecast the main indicators of new york area in the next 7 months 5 (7) (8) the temperature, rainfall and relative humidity of the next seven months in 1.2 through the arima time series model are substituted into the formula to calculate the weather composite index of dali and new york. the results are shown in table 6. table 6. the weather composite index of dali and new york during the insurance period in the next seven months city name new york 14.73932073 dali 79.18836847 through the above analysis, it can be found that the climate indicators of dali city show a large degree of fluctuation with seasonal changes, and the three major industries in dali are seriously affected by weather changes. in particular, the correlation coefficient between relative humidity and weather reaches 0.558, which ultimately leads to the fact that the weather comprehensive index of dali city is far greater than that of new york city. therefore, for insurance companies, if they need to choose between dali and new york, new york city will be a better place to place underwriting policies. in general, insurance companies should choose cities with smaller values of the weather composite index to ensure that they can best arrange property insurance, make the system flexible to pay for future claims, and ensure the long-term health of insurance companies. 4. conclusion the application of the arima model in this study has demonstrated its efficacy in predicting climatic variables and assessing their impact on the insurance industry's 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"the efficiency of composite weather index insurance in hedging rice yield risk: evidence from china." agricultural economics 47.3 (2016): 319-328. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 38 study of road‐based versus pattern‐based game strategies in connect6 yang cao a, meina zhang *, simiao jia, yaqin shang, xianjun wang university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114000, china * corresponding author: meina zhang (email: zhangmeina@163.com), a 2557436813@qq.com abstract: computer game is an important branch in the field of artificial intelligence research nowadays, and the in-depth study of computer game can not only promote the development of game theory, but also contribute to the development of artificial intelligence. in this paper, for the game search strategy of connect6, according to the two most widely used search strategies and valuation function design, one is the valuation strategy based on the road, and the other is the valuation method based on the chess type, under the pvs search algorithm, the principle and implementation of these two search strategies are introduced in detail, and at the same time, the advantages and disadvantages of the two methods are compared, so as to provide the decisionmaking policy and the design of valuation function for the game of connect6 a more reasonable reference. through comparison, it can be seen that in hexachrome, due to the complexity of the evaluation function and game strategy based on chess shapes, it requires the game programme to have a strong recognition of chess shapes, and the complexity of accurately evaluating the advantages and disadvantages of the position is higher. the road-based game strategy has better accuracy in evaluating and predicting the game, and can effectively reduce the game failure due to positional judgement errors. keywords: connect6; road; chess type; valuation function; game strategy. 1. introduction machine gaming is a popular research direction in current artificial intelligence research and is an integral part of the field of artificial intelligence. its research results and technological advances have contributed visible theories and methods to the research in the field of artificial intelligence, and have had a long-lasting impact on the development of natural science and academic progress. nowadays, scientific and technological competitions with the theme of computer gaming are becoming more and more popular, such as the international computer olympiad and the national student computer gaming competition. the purpose of holding the competitions is to better promote the development of machine gaming technology and the progress of artificial intelligence technology. regardless of the general direction of artificial intelligence or small direction of computer gaming, its core purpose is to be able to efficiently and realistically simulate the human brain thinking, hoping that through a high degree of simulation of human thinking methods and thinking ability to achieve the level of human technology, instead of human work, and in this way to be able to exceed the human thinking, to complete the tasks that human beings cannot complete. in the field of computer gaming, chess computer games are flourishing, including rokko, tibetan kyuqi, go, backgammon, xiangqi, surakarta, and so on. the gaming technology of each type of chess is of academic significance for in-depth development and research. the field of chess computer gaming has been fruitful from the excellent results achieved by computer gaming programmes in chess in 1997 to alpha-go zero in 2017. as an important type of chess game, rokko evolved on the basis of backgammon, and the complexity of its board position is second only to that of weiqi, which is comparable to that of xiangqi, so it has a high academic research value and development potential. 2. outline of six pawns hexagram is a variant of backgammon whose origins can be traced back to backgammon, an ancient board game with a long history of origin in china. it is rumoured that backgammon first appeared in china during the song dynasty, and then gradually became popular all over the world and became a highly popular board game. unlike backgammon, hexagonal chess requires players to take more factors into consideration when placing pieces in order to increase the complexity and challenge of the game, and at the same time, hexagonal chess introduces a number of new rules and variations that make the game richer and more interesting. traditional chinese six-piece chess is a widely circulated folk chess game in which both players play against each other, and the one who is the first to get six consecutive pieces on the board is the winner. connect6is a variant of five pieces, and its origin can be traced back to five pieces. modern connect6belongs to one of the k pieces series proposed by professor wu yi-cheng of the national chiao tung university in taiwan. the rules of rokugo are similar to those of traditional backgammon. at first, each player holds black and white, and the player holding black is the first to drop a piece on the board. after that, both black and white take turns to drop two pieces on the board each turn, and the player who is the first to get connect6in a straight line horizontally, vertically, and diagonally wins the game, and if the board is full and no one gets a win, the game will be ruled as a draw. currently, the 19-channel board of weiqi is commonly used in the game of rokuji. because of the two discs per move per round, the game variations of hexachrome are very complex, with a large number of combinations, and its complexity is second only to that of weiqi. for machine games, the complexity of the game is usually described by the size of the state space (the number 39 of states in all games) and the complexity of the game tree during the search process. in the case of a 19×19 hexagonal game, the state space can be as large as10 and the game tree complexity can be up to10 the complexity of the game is obvious. 3. game strategies based on chess patterns search strategy based on "chess shape" means that in the process of scanning the chess board, the game programme searches and makes decisions based on the current situation and shape of the game. since the discs are fixed, the situation can be determined by analysing the shape of the discs in their positions. in the game of hexachrome, the shapes can be basically classified into several types as shown in figure 1. (1) sleep two (2) live ii (3) sleep three (4) live three (5) live iv (6) sleep iv (7) live five (8) sleep v (9) six companies figure 1. connect6 pattern 40 these are just the basic 9 shapes, and there are 19 common ones. in games, there are often situations where multiple shapes cross over each other, so there are actually more than that. each type of disc has a different degree of influence on the game situation, as well as a different value of the discs. the search strategy based on "chess shape" firstly needs to scan the board for chess shapes, from the upper left corner of the board to the lower right corner of the board, and for each scanned piece, check the connecting discs of the piece in the four directions of up, down, left, right and left, and judge whether there are discs of the same colour, and if there are, judge to what kind of chess shape they belong to. in the search process, the scanning of chess shapes often adopts the strategy of local search. here, the design of the valuation function will be based on "moves", and for each different move shape, different values will be assigned to each move shape according to its characteristics and the significance of its moves. for example, the move "live three" is a threatening move shape, which only needs to form a "continuous five" on the next move. for example, the "live 3" is a threatening move which can be formed by simply making a five on the next move, and its value is higher than that of the "live 2", so you can assign a higher value to the "live 3" than to the "live 2", and the amount of value you need to assign to each type of move needs to be determined in the course of many games. for how much value should be assigned to each shape, it is necessary to get a reasonable result in many games, and a reasonable valuation will largely affect the value judgement of the program on the current position, and influence the generation of the next move. usually, in order to improve the efficiency of search, this search strategy often adopts a high degree of model matching algorithm, which requires the computer to accurately locate the chess shapes, so the computer's efficiency in accurately determining the positional shapes is the key to measuring the strength of the "chess shape"-based search strategy. 4. road-based gaming strategies in the realm of the game of hexachrome, there exists another search strategy, based on "paths". a "road" is a point on the board where six neighbouring pieces may be formed in succession. in reality, roads have directions, such as east, west, south, north, and south. similarly, the "road" on the board also has direction. according to the four directions of horizontal, vertical, left diagonal, and right diagonal, we can calculate the "number of roads" in each direction on a 19×19 board, and in the horizontal direction, there are 19 rows × (19-6+1)/ rows = 266 roads. there are 19 rows x (19-6+1)/columns = 266 roads in the horizontal direction, 19 columns x (19-6+1)/columns = 266 roads in the vertical direction, 14 rows x (19-6+1)/ rows = 196 roads in the left diagonal direction, 19 columns x (196+1)/columns = 196 roads in the right diagonal direction, so there are a total of 924 roads in the 19×19 board, and if we use the term "road" to replace "road", we can calculate the "number of roads" in each direction of the 19×19 board. if we use "roads" instead of "shapes" to value the situation, then in the game search process, we will be able to reduce the errors caused by slow search speed and inaccurate move generation due to the lack of accuracy in judgement of shapes. at the same time, the search strategy and valuation function will also be redesigned and optimised. when designing this search strategy, we adopt objectoriented thinking and define "road" as a class, which can include many attributes in the chess game. for example, the number of pieces of the same colour on the road can be taken as one of the attributes of the road, and by judging the number of pieces of the same colour, we can get whether the road has the value of walking or not. through this design, we can rationalise the transformation of chess shapes into paths. figure 2. the pseudo-code of the search strategy by adopting the idea of path decision-making, a hexagonal chess game system only needs to value the board according to the "paths" and calculate the state value of the board without making judgement on the shapes of the pieces. but there are already several paths with different number of pieces, which path is better, and which "path" is a straight kill or defeat? this in turn leads to the problem of evaluating and 41 judging the state of the game in game strategy [1]. based on the evaluation of the state of the game in the "chess shape" strategy, it is inspired to propose the concept of "net winning paths". if your side has k n-paths and your opponent has h npaths (n represents the number of consecutive pieces of the same colour on the path), then the net winning n-paths are (k) h (k > h) (k > h). -h) (k>h, n<=6), with different net wins corresponding to different values and scores. here, we go back to the game evaluation and valuation function design previously proposed for the "chess shape" model matching algorithm. based on the idea of "road", the search strategy of road is designed. the design of the search strategy is as follows: before each move, the empty space points on the board are evaluated, and then a part of the points with higher scores are selected, and these points are arranged and combined to obtain multiple ways of playing, and these ways of playing are simulated on the board, and the current position is scored according to the number of net winning paths in the current position through simulation of the move, and if the scores are higher, the way of playing is more reasonable. the alphabeta pruning algorithm will be used as the search algorithm for hexagram, and the pseudo-code of the search strategy is shown in figure 2. the "road" based game strategy can accurately evaluate the position of the current search node in the hexagonal chess game. similarly, the scores assigned by the evaluation function to different net winning paths are also subject to the limitations of experience, and the value judgement of different positions needs to be optimised in several games. however, under the same search algorithm, the game strategy based on "paths" can effectively optimise the search judgement time. 5. conclusion in order to reasonably compare and analyse, under the premise that the same search algorithm is used to implement the two game strategies, a comparison experiment is designed for hexachrome based on different game state representations, which is divided into two cases of forehand and backhand to compare the advantages and disadvantages of the game strategies based on the "chess shape" and the "road". "the results are shown in table 1. table 1. comparison of the results of the gaming strategies number of games played the number of road-based game strategy wins winning rate/ percent one after the other 542 519 95.75% masterstroke 489 435 88.95% backhanders as shown in table 1, the game strategy based on "road" has an advantage over the game strategy based on "chess shape" in the case of the same search algorithm. this paper gives a detailed introduction and comparative study of two common search strategies in current hexachrome machine games, based on "chess shape" and "road". the results show that the "road"-based game strategy has a better advantage than the "shape"-based game strategy in timelimited games. as machine games are designed on many levels of knowledge, the authors only provide a reasonable overview and comparison of the two game strategies with their knowledge of hexachrome games, hoping to bring some gains to the readers. acknowledgments fund: 2024 innovation and entrepreneurship training program for college students. references [1] zhang s. chuan, chen g. n., zhang s. q. et al. evaluation function of hexagonal chess game[j]. journal of chongqing university of technology (natural science edition),2010,24 (02): 64-68. 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[9] xuejun li, xiaolong wang, lei wu et al. a game tree generation algorithm based on local "road" scanning approach in hexachrome [j]. journal of intelligent systems, 2015, 10 (02): 267-272. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 20 optimization of user experience design process driven by aigc sihan chen beijing university of posts and telecommunications, beijing 100876, china abstract: the year 2023 is known as the year of aigc, and the emergence of chatgpt has brought about the adjustment of the direction of many industries. in this storm of technology based on artificial intelligence, the design industry should also follow the trend, think and make choices. with the continuous development of ai technology, its high efficiency and low cost make it a powerful tool for designers to improve efficiency in the design field. how generative artificial intelligence system (aigc) can promote the optimization and intelligent transformation of user experience design is discussed. by analyzing in detail, the application of aigc in the design process, the author gradually delves into how to use aigc tools more rationally to improve the efficiency and quality of designers in completing the ux design process. the aim is to provide designers with new ideas in practice to cope with increasingly complex design tasks and user needs, and to provide reference for research and practice in related fields. keywords: aigc; user experience design; intelligent transformation; design research. 1. background and significance of the study 1.1. policy and industry background aigc (artificial intelligence generated content) is a new type of production method that utilizes artificial intelligence technology to generate content [2]. it uses algorithms, learning models, and other technologies to make computer systems creative, improve content production efficiency, and create new, unique perspectives on content. the concept was not proposed overnight. as early as 1950, turing proposed the “turing test”, the initial germ of aigc; in 2007, the artificial intelligence system of new york university created the world's first novel created entirely by artificial intelligence; [3], marking the steady progress of aigc technology; since the 21st century, aigc technology has entered the spurt of development. stage of development, with technology giants and emerging companies increasing their r&d investment, covering more complex media forms such as text, code, pictures, audio and video. 1.2. significance of the project research the purpose of this thesis is to discuss how to utilize artificial intelligence generation and creation (aigc) technology to assist designers in solving increasingly complex design tasks and user needs. by learning aigc technology, designers can explore user needs more deeply and realize true “user-centered experience design”. in addition, through the research on aigc technology, we think about how to improve the design efficiency and accelerate the iterative process of design results through the empowerment of technology. through the research and practice of the thesis, we hope to provide a theoretical basis for the related fields, and to promote the development of the design industry in the direction of intelligence, efficiency, and greening. 2. definition and application of aigcrelated concepts 2.1. definition of the concept of aigc aigc (artificial intelligence generated content) is a new type of production method that utilizes artificial intelligence technology to generate content [2]. it uses algorithms, learning models, and other technologies to make computer systems creative, improve content production efficiency, and create new, unique perspectives on content. the concept was not proposed overnight. as early as 1950, turing proposed the “turing test”, the initial germ of aigc; in 2007, the artificial intelligence system of new york university created the world's first novel created entirely by artificial intelligence; [3], marking the steady progress of aigc technology; since the 21st century, aigc technology has entered the spurt of development. stage of development, with technology giants and emerging companies increasing their r&d investment, covering more complex media forms such as text, code, pictures, audio and video. 2.2. status and trends of aigc development at present, the application scene of aigc technology realizes multi-domain coverage, and mature applications have appeared in media, e-commerce, entertainment, education, industry and other industries. intelligent cooperation across fields and scenes has been realized in a real sense, and the integration of aigc technology with other fields has deepened, such as computer vision and natural language processing, providing more dimensional data support and creative inspiration for many content production industries. for example, in the media industry, aigc technology is widely used in speech recognition, video quality enhancement, and digital human anchoring. in the e-commerce industry, virtual fitting rooms, virtual anchors, intelligent chatbots, and other functions have emerged to provide personalized services to users. in the medical industry, aigc can assist in medical image analysis to quickly and accurately identify lesion areas and assist doctors in making more accurate 21 diagnoses. with the continuous progress of technology, intelligent aids will become more and more intelligent and personalized, providing more accurate and effective support for designers. from the current situation, it can be predicted that future aigc systems may increasingly involve multimodal content generation, producing more intelligent, diverse and personalized interactive products. 2.3. application of aigc in the design field nowadays, the application of artificial intelligence in the field of design has shown a trend of all-round and multi-angle coverage. from automated design to intelligent assistance, aigc technology is in full swing changing designers' workflow and way of thinking. here are some cases: table 1. applications of aigc tools in the design area design field specific application forms aigc tools user experience design simulated user interviews syntheticusers,chatgpt prototyping wireframedesigner,uizard feedback data analysis googleanalytics media design text content generation chatgpt image generation midjourney,stablediffusion image rocessing remove-bg,upscayl, audio processing whisper,mubert video production runway,pika environmental design rendering visualization midjourney,stablediffusion product design logo midjourney,logosc sketch to 3d tripoai exterior rendering midjourney,stablediffusion 3. analysis of the advantages of aigcdriven ux design aigc is revolutionizing the design industry's approach to innovation and problem solving, and iterating on design at an unprecedented rate. the benefits of aigc-driven user experience design are becoming more apparent. 3.1. centered on meeting demands, empower an efficient design process. empowering an efficient design process centered on meeting needs is one of the key goals in the design field. to improve the efficiency and quality of the design process with ai technology, especially aigc, which replaces repetitive work and allows designers to focus on creative work, and analyzes design data and trends to provide inspiration and references, helping teams better grasp market demand and user preferences to create competitive work. this collaborative model not only improves the efficiency of the design team, but also promotes the continuous output of creativity and keeps the team energized. 3.2. guided by user insights, data-driven digital transformation. guided by user insights, data-driven digital transformation refers to the process of digital transformation in which user insights and needs are used as the main driving force, and data analysis and mining are used to guide and support the transformation and development of the organization. this approach puts the user at the center of business strategy and further promotes products and services that can better meet user expectations and needs. once upon a time, limited by technology, designers mainly did design through their intuition and experience, and data was only a passive resource [4]. but nowadays, one of the most significant features of the big data era is quantitative thinking, i.e., everything can be quantified, and data is no longer passively used, but actively integrated into the design process, becoming part of the design process.ai analyzes a large amount of user data and digs out the patterns and behaviors hidden in the data, which helps designers locate the user's needs more accurately and optimize the experience [5]. in ux design, by analyzing user behavior data through data-driven methods, designers can obtain user insights, so that they can use the data as a guide and optimize the ux design of e-commerce websites, and improve the user satisfaction and conversion rate of the website. 3.3. aiming to enhance experience, emphasize personalized experiences in user experience design, the goal of enhancing the experience and the emphasis on personalization means placing user needs, preferences, and behaviors at the core of the design, and creating an experience that is more relevant to the user's needs through personalized design and services. contemporary design is defined as problem solving, but the pursuit of excellence requires the creation of emotional and personalized experiences. today's users, especially generation z, care about personalized experiences, and we need to pay attention to how they interact with the design work and its impact on emotions, behaviors and experiences. using aigc tools to analyze user data and capture preferences, designers can develop personalized design solutions that provide a customized interaction experience for each user, increasing platform user activity and retention. 4. case study of ux design process empowered by aigc 4.1. design definition the parkinson's voice early screening platform is an application designed to help middle-aged and older adults and their families screen for the possibility of parkinson's disease. users can record their voice, and the platform assesses the risk of parkinson's disease by comparing with a model library. it aims to achieve the goal of “early detection and early treatment” to maximize the relief of symptoms and improve the patient's physical condition. at the same time, the platform also links users and providers, integrating health management functions and smart medical device docking services to provide users with better services. 4.2. design processing the platform's user experience design process unfolds based on the stanford edipt design thinking model. starting 22 from exploring the attitudes and behavioral habits of middleaged and elderly people and their families towards parkinson's disease screening and healthcare services; to creatively proposing various solutions and design ideas; to producing preliminary, low-fidelity or high-fidelity prototypes; and finally, to communicating with the users for feedback, the cycle iterates until it achieves the user-satisfied parkinson's early screening platform. 4.3. design strategy (1) aigc-driven deep empathy design thinking begins with understanding, and the design process begins with a deeper understanding of the customer's background, behavior, and experience [6]. in the empathy stage, the emotional tone behind users' social media comments is assessed through sentiment analysis tools to better understand users' emotional feedback on products or services so as to adjust design strategies. next, personalized recommendations, customized pages, and other designs are implemented to meet users' individual needs and improve the quality of user experience based on user data and behavior analysis. in addition, the conversational aigc tool is utilized to preview user interviews, gradually improve the interview outline, and identify potential problems in order to enhance the smoothness and effectiveness of field interviews. with the help of ai platforms focusing on simulated user research, such as synthetic users, interview data based on real user behaviors and feedback are acquired to assist in the formulation and optimization of design strategies. finally, we introduce cross-disciplinary perspective thinking and utilize tools such as chatgpt to think about design issues from different perspectives in order to achieve more comprehensive and in-depth design strategies. (2) aigc-assisted precision definition in the process of designing the early screening system, as a designer, we must first gain an in-depth understanding of the needs and pain points of the target users. in response to the real-life plight of parkinson's patients, the research identified problems such as difficulty in diagnosis and high misdiagnosis rates. this leads to delayed and ineffective treatment, which in turn increases healthcare costs. therefore, we identified the need for an early screening system. however, when using ai tools to process data, designers should also recognize their limitations. while ai can utilize algorithms and big data for statistical correlation, it lacks a true understanding of the causal relationships between events. at this point, human thinking logic and professional judgment become especially important. therefore, the professional perspective and thinking logic of the designer are crucial in the definition phase [7]. we need to use a combination of human professional judgment and ai technology to ensure that the early screening system can better serve parkinson's patients and patient groups. (3) aigc-inspired multidimensional in the conceptualization stage, it is necessary to output allround and multi-faceted solutions through brainstorming and other means. in the project, the author first came up with the idea of integrating multi-functional services such as voice diagnosis, medical checkup appointment, and recreational guidance on the platform, in order to link the users with medical institutions and suppliers to realize the most efficient communication. in the brainstorming bottleneck, the question “how to make the parkinson's early screening system platform better serve the potential parkinson's patients and patient groups, to give users a better experience.” entering chatgpt and organizing it yielded some interesting answers, such as providing online medical q&a with real people to increase credibility, and emphasizing that the main interface must be simple to be user-friendly. (4) aigc-simulated user feedback during the testing phase, feedback is obtained by communicating with users, and prototypes are continuously improved to produce the final product. figma plugin attention insight can accurately simulate the pattern of eye movements of users when they receive a page by using big data comparisons to analyze whether the most important parts of the page will attract the user's attention during the initial contact. this tool can be used before actually letting the user experience it, by pre-testing and making initial changes to save labor and material costs. 5. conclusion the rise of aigc marks the flourishing of intelligent transformation in the design industry. this paper delves into the application of aigc in user experience design, demonstrating its great potential in optimizing the design process and enhancing user experience. under the guidance of aigc, designers are able to understand user needs more accurately and make the design process more intelligent and flexible. although aigc has some problems, it shows endless potential in the field of creation. as the technology continues to evolve, aigc is driving the design industry toward a smarter, more innovative future. references [1] national internet information office, national development and reform commission, ministry of education, ministry of science and technology, ministry of industry and information technology, ministry of public security, general administration of radio, film and television. interim measures for the administration of generative artificial intelligence services[z].https:// www.gov.cn/zhengce/ zhengceku/ 202307/content_6891752.htm, 2023,7,10. 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[7] john cain, zach pino. she ji: the journal of design, “economics and innovation navigating” [j]. design, data,and decision in an age of uncertainty[j].2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 139 research and design of stm32 and qt based medical smart cockpit convenient medical care system chen li 1, zhesheng hou 2, yu wang 1, xin zhang 1 1 school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132000, china 2 school of electrical and mechanical engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132000, china abstract: in order to simplify the process of patients' medical treatment and realise contactless and efficient medical treatment in the post-epidemic era, a convenient medical treatment system oriented to medical smart cockpit is designed to facilitate patients' medical treatment. the system is based on stm32f103rct6 as the main controller chip, and the peripheral circuit consists of max30102 sensor, ds18b20 sensor, and bluetooth module, which can realise the transmission of basic physiological data collected from patients to the doctor's end. the system uses qt creator to design the application interface, and eventually the patient can complete the relevant medical process in the cockpit. this design reduces the contact between the patient and the healthcare personnel and improves the efficiency of hospital visits. keywords: medical smart cockpit; stm32; qt; convenient medical system. 1. introduction in the wake of the outbreak of new crown pneumonia, there is an increasing demand for contact-free access to healthcare. in the new situation of the post epidemic era, the outpatient clinic, as the first window of contact between the patient and the hospital, often leads to an increase in the gathering of people and thus cross infection due to the problems of high flow of people and inefficiency of consultation. therefore, it is particularly important to design a convenient medical system for medical intelligent cockpit in this paper [1]. this design can provide patients with more convenient and safer medical services, enable patients to complete the basic medical process in the cockpit, thus reducing their stay time in the waiting area of the outpatient clinic, reducing the risk of infection, and improving the efficiency of the clinic. 2. design options in this paper, we design a convenient medical system for medical intelligent cockpit, the main function is to transfer the corresponding data collected by sensors to the microcontroller and process them, in order to realise the function of user self-help to choose medical treatment and convenient medical treatment. 2.1. design of the cockpit the design of the medical intelligent cockpit is based on functionality, ergonomics, aesthetics and user experience. in terms of functionality, the appearance of the cockpit is improved and upgraded on the basis of traditional electric wheelchairs, and the interior of the cockpit can accommodate all basic medical equipment and instruments, including basic physiological signal monitoring equipment. at the same time, it is designed to be easy to clean and maintain on a daily basis. the shape and dimensions of the cockpit are suitable for a wide range of heights and sizes, ensuring comfort and safety. the internal seating is ergonomically designed to provide good support and postural support. the design also takes into account the needs and expectations of the user, making it simple and intuitive to operate, while providing a comfortable environment with more possibilities for subsequent system control panel layouts and ease of use. the cockpit design is shown in figure 1. fig 1. cockpit design 140 2.2. system design the convenient medical system is based on the stm32f103rct6 microcontroller minimum system (including 1.44-inch tft display), through the max30102 sensors, ds18b20 sensors and the processing of physiological signals, using hc-05 to establish communication with the microcontroller, and ultimately, the collected results will be displayed on the display. patients can register for medical treatment through online interaction in the cabin. the overall block diagram of the whole system is shown in figure 2. fig 2. overall block diagram design of the system 3. system hardware, software selection 3.1. main control chip selection based on the analysis of performance requirements, stm32f103rct6 is selected as the core controller, which is a 32-bit microcontroller with 512kb flash memory based on cortex-m3 core for complex data processing [2]. the stm32f103rct6 consists of three 12-bit adcs, four general-purpose 16-bit timers, two pwm timers, and 13 communication interfaces. and 13 communication interfaces, and the physical object is shown in figure 3. fig 3. stm32 minimum system 3.2. heart rate and blood oxygen detection module max30102 is a module for integrated heart rate oximeter biosensor, i.e., as shown in fig. 4 for its schematic diagram. the principle of operation lies in the fact that the led light source irradiates the skin of the finger and the human tissue reflects the light to the photoelectric sensor. the photoelectric sensor converts the light signal into an electrical signal and undergoes amplification and output processing of the electrical signal. subsequently, it is then converted to a digital signal by an analogue-to-digital converter, and the final data results are obtained after computational processing [3]. 3.3. temperature detection module the ds18b20 is a commonly used digital temperature sensor that uses the 1-wire communication protocol to provide highly accurate temperature measurement. it provides a temperature measurement range of -55°c to +125°c with an accuracy of ±0.5°c and can support multiple sensors connected to the same 1-wire bus. 3.4. bluetooth module the hc-05 bluetooth module has been chosen for this design to achieve remote communication. through this module, the microcontroller is able to establish a communication connection with the host computer so that the body temperature, oxygen saturation and heart rate data collected from the sensors are sent to the hc-05 module through the serial port. subsequently, the hc-05 module transmits these data to the host computer to achieve remote transmission and monitoring of the data [4], and to realise the function of physiological signals collected by the patient in the cockpit. 141 fig 4. schematic diagram of heart rate and blood oxygen detection module 3.5. software design the lower computer software system selects keil 5, and the current design uses c language for code writing. based on this design, selected stm32f103 series chip, stmf103 belongs to arm's chip architecture, cortex-m3 core series chips, and keil for the development of the stm32 high degree of adaptability and outstanding advantages. the flow chart of the main software programme is shown in figure 5. the main programme is mainly responsible for controlling the operation of the whole system, including the data acquisition of heart rate, blood oxygen and body temperature, data processing, data display and alarm processing modules. fig 5. flowchart of the main software programme 4. cockpit access system interface design according to the functional requirements of the system, the system can be decomposed into several modules to design the application interface separately, as shown in figure 6. this part of the production with qt creator (c++), patients, doctors, pharmacies can register accounts to log in to the medical intelligent cockpit medical system, patients can log in to register and select the doctor, the doctor logged in to the system to be able to select the patient to diagnose and prescribe medication for them, the patient can be online to complete the visit to the doctor to pay the bill. pharmacies can manage drug inventory, including adding new drugs, increasing inventory, decreasing inventory, deleting drugs, and changing pricing. 142 fig 6. functional module diagram of medical intelligent cockpit medical consultation system 5. testing system testing, through the max30102 sensor on the simulation of physiological signal input, as well as heatsensitive resistor heating ds18b20 sensor to obtain the question data, compared with a market oximeter, thermometer to verify the system function and stability, test data results as shown in table 1 and table 2. the measured data is displayed as shown in figure 7. fig 7. physical connection table 1. comparison of measurement results test subject this physiological signal acquisition device a certain oximeter on the market thermometers temperature/℃ temperature/℃ blood oxygen saturation/% pulse rate (pm) blood oxygen saturation/% pulse rate (pm) 1 36.4 96.5 85 96.4 84 36.4 2 36.0 98.6 93 98.5 93 36.0 3 36.5 97.8 81 97.8 82 36.6 4 36.2 99.4 94 98.6 95 36.2 143 table 2. measurement error analysis test subject temperature pulse rate blood oxygen saturation inaccuracies/℃ relative error rate inaccuracies (pm) relative error rate inaccuracies (pm) relative error rate 1 2 0 0 1 0.012 0.1 0.001 0 0 0 0 0.1 0.001 3 0.1 0.003 1 0.012 0 0 4 0 0 1 0.011 0.8 0.008 the test results show that the system is able to accurately and in real time collect, process and display physiological signals and transmission data, and issue alarm prompts when necessary. the data from the host computer software was also able to be displayed properly during the test. the measured data has a small relative error within a certain range, which meets the system design requirements [5]. run the designed application interface in qt creator to see if the interface can be displayed normally. part of the running interface is shown in figure 8. fig 8. qt runtime interface after testing, the convenient access system interface was able to operate and fulfil the pre-functional requirements. 6. conclusion through the above scheme design, the feasibility of the medical smart cockpit convenient medical system based on stm32 and qt has been verified, and the test data is fast and accurate, and the interface operates normally, which is able to meet the basic medical needs of patients. the design can optimise the patient consultation process, effectively improve the patient's satisfaction of medical treatment, and provide a development direction for the efficient and convenient digital medical service model. references [1] cao zhe, li ke, zhu mingyu, et al. improvement of medical experience in children's speciality hospitals in the post epidemic era[j]. medical information,2022,35(10):44-46. 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[5] fang fan, xu xueyan. design of portable indoor air quality detection system based on stm32[j]. journal of bengbu institute, 2022,11(02):51-54. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 1, 2023 120 interval type combination prediction model based on improved grey correlation degree iowha operator feng xu, xiaowei cai * school of statistics and applied mathematics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu, 233030, china * corresponding author: xiaowei cai (email: caixw555@163.com) abstract: in order to improve the accuracy of interval number prediction, this paper proposes a new type of interval number combination prediction model based on improved grey correlation degree and iowha operator. transform the interval number into the center and radius of equivalent information, introduce the iowha operator, use the interval number prediction accuracy as the inducing factor, and improve the grey correlation degree as the optimal criterion to construct a variable weight interval type combination prediction model based on the improved grey correlation degree and iowha operator. and the variable weight coefficient interval type combination prediction model is applied to the prediction of interval number sequences, and the example proves that the model is effective. keywords: interval type combination prediction; improve grey correlation degree; iowha operator. 1. introduction in the process of prediction practice, in order to achieve higher prediction accuracy, people generally use multiple prediction methods, and then combine each individual prediction method to establish a combination prediction model according to certain optimality criteria. in 1969, j m. bates et al. innovatively proposed a combination prediction model, which enables it to fully utilize the effective information provided by all single prediction methods and reduce the risk brought by a single prediction method. in order to determine the weights of each individual prediction model in the combination prediction model, yager proposed the ordered weighted average (owa) operator, laying the foundation for a series of subsequent information integration operator theories. in prediction practice, due to the existence of many uncertain factors in prediction problems, the predicted data is often not a single data, but within a range. therefore, many scholars have started to use interval numbers to study prediction problems. chen huayou et al. proposed an interval type combination prediction model based on correlation coefficient and iowa operator, and established a multi-objective interval combination prediction model. zhu jiaming et al. introduced the power operator and the continuous ordered weighted (cowa) operator, and used the sum of absolute error values as the optimal criterion to construct an interval type combination prediction model based on the uncertainty weighted power average operator. yuan hongjun et al. converted interval numbers into equivalent binary connection numbers and established an interval type combination prediction model based on the optimal criterion of connection number closeness. in the above literature, the variable weight coefficient interval combination prediction with prediction accuracy as the induced value is more obvious, but the interval combination prediction is obviously based on the properties and characteristics of interval numbers, and the above prediction models cannot reflect all the information of interval number prediction. therefore, this article proposes an interval type combination prediction model based on an improved grey correlation degree induced ordered harmonic weighted average (iowha) operator. 2. basic concepts definition 1: set : → is the meta function, , , ⋯ is a weighted vector associated with wh ,∑ 1, 0, 1,2,⋯ , , let , , ⋯ , ∑ (1) among them, ib is the i-th numerical value in descending order in , , ⋯ , , wh is called the ordered weighted geometric mean operator, also known as the owha operator. definition 2: assuming there are m two-dimensional arrays , , , , ⋯ , , , 0, 1,2,⋯ , , , , ⋯ , is a weighted vector associated with wh ,∑ 1, 0, 1,2,⋯ , , let , , , , ⋯ , , ∑ , (2) w is a weighted vector associated with wh ,then wh is called , , ⋯ , the dimension induced ordered weighted average operator generated by m is also known as the iowha operator. ( )u index i is the i-th numerical value in descending order in , , ⋯ , , iu is the induced value of ia . definition 3: assuming the observed value is , , , 1,2,⋯ , . [ , ] ( , )it it it it its s s c r   is the interval number prediction value of the i-th single item prediction method at time t, among them, 1,2,⋯ , ; 1,2,⋯ , 。n represents the length of time, and m represents the number of single prediction methods. assuming 1,2,⋯ , is the weight obtained by the i-th single item prediction method, meet the conditions 1 1, 0 m i i i w w    . ̂ , 1,2,⋯ , is called the interval combination prediction value. according to the weighted average principle of interval number operation, the weighted combination prediction interval value at time t is: 121 ̂ ̂ , ̂ , , 1,2,⋯ ; 1,2,⋯ , (3) let: , , 2 2 t t t t t t s s s s c r        , , (4) where tc and tr are the midpoint and radius of the observed values. itc and itr are the midpoints and radii of the interval numbers obtained by the method of single item prediction, 1,2,⋯ ; 1,2,⋯ , in order to facilitate data processing, the derivative error value of the sequence is generally considered in the harmonic average combination prediction model. definition 4: ,it ite e  are referred to as the left and right precision of the number of single prediction intervals at time t for the i-th prediction method, respectively, among them, , , (5) from this, the prediction accuracy sequences , , ⋯ and , , ⋯ for the left and right endpoints at the time can be obtained, by combining this sequence with prediction sequences ̂ , ̂ , ⋯ ̂ and ̂ , ̂ , ⋯ ̂ , we can obtain two-dimensional arrays for the left and right endpoints, respectively , ̂ , , ̂ , ⋯ , , ̂ and , ̂ , , ̂ , ⋯ , , ̂ . define sequence by definition 1 , , ⋯ and , , ⋯ as the induced value sequence, perform the following operation on the predicted sequence. let , , ⋯ , weighted vectors for iowha in combination prediction using various prediction methods, compare the prediction accuracy sequence e of the left and right endpoints of each single item prediction method at the moment of prediction , , ⋯ and , , ⋯ arrange in ascending order, let ( )u index it be the index of the i-th largest prediction accuracy, according to definition 2, let , ̂ , , ̂ , ⋯ , , ̂ ∑ , (6) , ̂ , , ̂ , ⋯ , , ̂ ∑ , (7) equations (6) and (7) are referred to as the prediction accuracy sequence e , , ⋯ and , , ⋯ the iowha combination prediction value of the left and right endpoints of the interval number generated. definition 5: if 1 (1) (1) 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) t it n i t t it s s n a s a s               , (8) 1 (1) (1) 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) t it n i t t it s s n a s a s               , (9) then i  and i  are referred to as the improved grey correlation between the i-th prediction method's predicted value reciprocal sequence and the actual value reciprocal sequence. definition 6: if 1 (1) (1) 1 ˆ 1 1 1 ˆ1 ( ) ( ) ( ) t t n t t t s s n a s a s               , (10) 1 (1) (1) 1 ˆ 1 1 1 ˆ1 ( ) ( ) ( ) t t n t t t s s n a s a s               , (11) then   and   are referred to as the improved grey correlation between the inverse sequence of iowha combined predicted values and the inverse sequence of actual values. in definitions 5 and 6, (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)ˆ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ), ( )t t it it t ita s a s a s a s a s a s      and ˆ , , , , , t t it it t its s s s s s            are the cumulative generated sequences and standard deviations of 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , , ˆt t it it t its s s s s s      , respectively. ( )ij m me e   is a combined prediction covariance information matrix of the m-order iowha operator, where: ∑ , , 1,2,⋯ , , , ⋯ , represents the weighted series vector of combination prediction, then 1 1 2 1 ( ( 1)) ( ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) n m n t t t i a index i t a index it t i t n n e e w e e e w ew                          , (12) similarly definable 1 1 2 1 ( ( 1)) ( ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) n m n t t t i a index i t a index it t i t n n e e w e e e w ew                          (13) from equations (12) and (13), it can be seen that the improved grey correlation degree   and   between the interval type combination prediction sequence of the iowha operator and the interval type actual value sequence are functions of , , ⋯ , , denoted as ( )w  and ( )w  , respectively. and according to the definition formula of the improved grey correlation degree, the larger the value, the better. when the improved grey correlation degree reaches its maximum value of 1, the combination prediction sequence and the actual value sequence are exactly the same. at this point, the prediction is completely accurate and error free. however, in prediction practice, errors are inevitable. therefore, an optimal interval type combination prediction model based on improved grey correlation degree iowha operator is established to maximize its improved grey correlation degree. the established model represents the following model (i). 1 1 0, 1,2,⋯ , among them, [0,1]  is the preference coefficient, which refers to the preference for the accuracy of the left and right endpoints of the predicted interval number. 3. application example of interval type combination prediction model based on improved grey correlation degree iowha operator to verify the effectiveness of the interval type combination prediction model based on the improved grey correlation degree iowha operator, the following evaluation index system is selected: sum of squared average interval position errors: 2 1 ˆ( ) n t t t msep c c n    , sum of squared errors in average interval length: 122 2 1 ˆ( ) n t t t msel r r n    , sum of squared mean interval error: 2 2 1 1 ˆ ˆ( ) ( ) n n t t t t t t msei msep msel c c n r r n          this article applies the data from reference 4 (a paper by student yuan hongjun), where the preference coefficient takes a value of 0.5, indicating that the preference for the accuracy of the predicted interval number's left and right endpoints is the same. the data in reference 4 are the predicted values obtained by using three single prediction methods, namely exponential smoothing, support vector regression, and long short-term memory network, to predict the original interval number sequence. they are denoted as: ttt xxx 321 ,, table 1. actual interval number sequence and prediction sequence of each single item prediction method t tx tx1 tx2 tx3 1 [21.50,28.90] [18.58,25.04] [21.36,26.98] [20.34,27.41] 2 [21.20,31.30] [20.38,28.28] [21.49,27.46] [21.18,30.26] 3 [20.70,32.30] [20.54,29.50] [21.20,28.58] [20.19,30.68] 4 [22.40,33.80] [21.44,32.32] [22.05,29.78] [20.21,32.98] 5 [24.40,33.00] [22.41,31.69] [22.09,30.16] [21.22,31.63] 6 [25.80,31.20] [23.39,38.93] [22.56,31.33] [23.22,28.53] 7 [25.20,28.10] [23.47,26.84] [22.94,30.99] [23.66,26.69] 8 [24.40,30.60] [22.56,29.32] [23.26,29.90] [21.52,28.83] 9 [24.60,32.80] [23.35,30.45] [23.24,29.16] [22.65,29.97] 10 [23.41,28.77] [23.41,28.77] [22.95,30.28] [22.55,27.86] according to definition 3, the actual daily extreme temperature interval sequence and the predicted results of each individual prediction method in table 1 are transformed into center and radius sequences, as shown in table 2. table 2. actual number of intervals and center and radius sequences of each individual prediction method t tx tx1 tx2 tx3 1 (21.20,3.70) (21.810,3.230) (24.170,2.810) (23.875,3.535) 2 (26.25,5.05) (24.330,3.950) (24.475,2.985) (25.720,4.540) 3 (26.50,5.80) (25.020,4.408) (24.890,3.690) (25.435,5.245) 4 (28.10,5.70) (26.880,5.440) (25.915,3.865) (26.595,6.385) 5 (28.70,4.30) (27.050,4.640) (26.125,4.035) (26.425,5.205) 6 (28.50,2.70) (31.160,7.770) (26.945,4.385) (25.875,2.655) 7 (26.65,1.45) (25.155,1.685) (26.965,4.025) (25.175,1.515) 8 (27.50,3.10) (25.940,3.380) (26.580,3.320) (25.175,3.665) 9 (28.70,4.10) (26.900,3.550) (26.200,2.960) (26.310,3.660) 10 (26.09,2.68) (26.090,2.680) (26.615,3.665) (25.205,2.655) for the actual number of intervals and the center and radius sequences of each individual prediction method mentioned above, construct an interval type combination prediction model based on an improved grey correlation degree iowha operator, namely the interval number combination prediction model (i). in the combination prediction model (i), a preference coefficient value of 0.5 is taken, which means that the preference for the accuracy of the left and right endpoints of the predicted interval is considered to be the same. a combination prediction model is established, and lingo software is used to solve it. the weight coefficients of each individual prediction method in the combination prediction model are obtained as follows: 000.0,176.0,824.0 321  www table 3. center and radius sequences of actual interval numbers, individual prediction methods, and combination prediction methods t tx tx1 tx2 tx3 tx̂ 1 (21.20,3.70) (21.810,3.230) (24.170,2.810) (23.875,3.535) (23.997,3.572) 2 (26.25,5.05) (24.330,3.950) (24.475,2.985) (25.720,4.540) (25.579,4.729) 3 (26.50,5.80) (25.020,4.408) (24.890,3.690) (25.435,5.245) (25.728,5.523) 4 (28.10,5.70) (26.880,5.440) (25.915,3.865) (26.595,6.385) (26.718,5.638) 5 (28.70,4.30) (27.050,4.640) (26.125,4.035) (26.425,5.205) (27.139,4.524) 6 (28.50,2.70) (31.160,7.770) (26.945,4.385) (25.875,2.655) (27.842,3.121) 7 (26.65,1.45) (25.155,1.685) (26.965,4.025) (25.175,1.515) (26.526,2.125) 8 (27.50,3.10) (25.940,3.380) (26.580,3.320) (25.175,3.665) (26.674,3.132) 9 (28.70,4.10) (26.900,3.550) (26.200,2.960) (26.310,3.660) (27.814,3.724) 10 (26.09,2.68) (26.090,2.680) (26.615,3.665) (25.205,2.655) (26.274,2.756) by calculating the weight coefficient results and combining them with the optimal interval type combination prediction 123 model based on the improved grey correlation degree iowha operator, the combination prediction model results are obtained and recorded as tx̂ .so the actual interval number center and radius sequence, the center and radius sequence of each individual prediction method, and the center and radius sequence of the combined prediction method are shown in table 3. based on the actual number of intervals in table 3, the center and radius sequences of each individual prediction method and combination prediction method, combined with various error calculation formulas, the msep, msel, and msei of each individual prediction method and combination prediction method can be calculated. the specific results are shown in table 4. from the data in table 4, it can be seen that the prediction error indicators of the proposed combination prediction model, except for msel in the lstm method, are significantly lower than the prediction results of the original interval number sequence by the three single prediction methods of exponential smoothing, svr, and lstm. further analysis of the prediction results of the lstm method and the combination prediction model ( 4 ) proposed in reference 4 reveals that although these two methods perform well in predicting the radius, the central error is relatively large because the interval number is composed of the center and radius, indicating that the lstm prediction method and the combination prediction model ( 4 ) proposed in reference 4 have not comprehensively considered the internal connection and overall nature of the interval number. the combination prediction method proposed in this article performs well on msei that integrates center and radius information, further demonstrating that the proposed combination prediction model can significantly improve prediction accuracy and is an effective prediction method. table 4. error indicators of individual and combination prediction methods prediction methods msep msel msei exponential smoothing 3.656 2.950 6.606 svr 2.810 2.473 5.283 lstm 3.158 0.239 3.397 combined forecasting model 1.021 0.997 1.149 the combination prediction model of reference 4( 4 ) 1.324 1.219 2.543 the grey correlation degree between the actual number of intervals and the center and radius intervals of each prediction method can be obtained from definition 6. the specific calculation results are shown in table 5. table 5. grey correlation between the actual number of intervals and the centers and radii of various predicted results prediction methods exponential smoothing svr lstm combined forecasting model  0.912 0.934 0.941 0.974 from table 5, it can be seen that the improved grey correlation between 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[8] ding xiaosong, yang guiyuan. exchange rate combination prediction model based on giowha operator [j]. statistics and decision, 2018, 34 (12): 9-13. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 35 a lightweight object detection network for uav aerial images lin tang 1, 2, *, shunyong zhou 1, 2, xinjie wang 1, 2 1 school of automation and information engineering, sichuan university of science and engineering, yibin sichuan, 644000, china 2 artificial intelligence key laboratory of sichuan province, sichuan university of science and engineering, yibin sichuan, 644000, china * corresponding author: lin tang (email: 690398280@qq.com) abstract: in order to solve the problems of poor detection algorithms, high network model complexity, and difficult deployment of algorithms in the field of aerial image target detection. in this paper, based on yolov7-tiny algorithm, a lightweight target detection network for uav aerial images is designed. partial convolutional pconv is introduced into the network, and the feature extraction block elan is improved, which reduces the computational volume of convolution and the number of model parameters in the feature extraction process, thus solving the problem of model lightweight. the feature fusion part of the network is optimal to improve the feature extraction ability of the network for small targets. at the same time, the large target detection layer in the original network is replaced with the small target detection layer in the aerial images, and the attention mechanism is embedded in the backbone network, which solves the problem of imperfect detection algorithms in aerial images. the loss function of the network is improved so that the prediction frames generated by the detection network and the truth frames match each other in the regression process, thus improving the training process of the network. the experimental results on the publicly available dataset visdrone2019 dataset show that compared with the yolov7-tiny algorithm, the detection accuracy of the proposed model is improved by 0.7%, the recall r is improved by 2.2%, the f1 value is improved by 1.6%, the average detection accuracy mean is improved by 2.3%, and the number of parameters is reduced by 52.1%. moreover, the image detection speed fps reaches 66/f.s-1, which meets the real-time requirements of the aerial image detection model detection, and provides a research idea for the field of uav aerial image detection. keywords: uav; yolov7-tiny; loss function; lightweight model. 1. introduction in recent years, with the development of uav technology becoming more and more mature, the aerial photography system composed of uav equipped with camera has been widely used in both military and civil fields because of its advantages of small size, convenient carrying and simple operation, and also plays a very important role. in the military field, uav is often used as a reconnaissance tool. by acquiring aerial images over the target area, the relevant target information of a specific area can be obtained. in the civil field, uav is often used as an efficient image acquisition system, which is applied to large area and long distance inspection and search and rescue [1], smart city traffic inspection [2], agricultural planting and other fields [3-5]. with the rich application scenarios of uav, the target detection field of uav aerial images has attracted many researchers to study the target detection in uav aerial images. and with the rapid development of computer vision technology and deep learning, the target detection algorithm based on deep learning has defeated the traditional target detection algorithm in many target detection fields by virtue of its excellent target detection performance, and become the mainstream target detection technology at present. however, in the actual use of uav aerial photography, due to the impact of uav flying attitude, flight height, shooting angle and other factors, the target size in the images obtained by uav aerial photography is small, the target distribution is relatively dense, and there is a blocking phenomenon between the targets, which makes the current mainstream detection algorithm when detecting the targets in the aerial images. the key information of the target can not be extracted well, so that the algorithm is prone to false detection and missed detection in the process of aerial image detection, which makes the target difficult to be accurately observed in the aerial image. at present, the mainstream detection algorithm model is large, and the requirements for the deployment of hardware platform are high. however, the hardware platform of the actual application of uav is limited in computing resources, which cannot well meet the deployment of the current mainstream target detection algorithm, which brings great challenges to the target detection of uav aerial photography in the practical application. above all, to design a at the same time meet the requirements of uav aerial image target detection accuracy and easy hardware platform test model of deployment requirements, for unmanned aerial vehicle (uav) in the practical application in real life is of great significance. in this paper, based on the lightweight model of yolov7 network model yolov7-tiny, relevant research is carried out to solve the problems that the number of detection model parameters is large and the model calculation is complex and difficult to deploy. the contributions of this paper are as follows: (1)the elan module in the backbone network of the original network model is improved, and partial convolution pconv is introduced to replace the basic convolution conv in the original elan module, so as to reduce the redundancy and internal access in the model calculation, and reduce the number of parameters and calculation of the model. (2)on the basis of the head part of the original detection model, a layer of upper sampling is added to enrich the highlevel semantic information of features, thereby increasing the expression ability of features in the detection network. in the detection head part of the model, the detection head for large 36 targets in the original network is removed, and the detection head for smaller targets in aerial images is added; (3)the se attention mechanism is introduced into the backbone network to enable the detection model to pay attention to more target feature information during the feature extraction process. (4)the loss function of the network is improved, so that the improved model has better performance in convergence speed and detection effect; (5)through the corresponding ablation experiments and the comparison experiments with the current mainstream single-stage detection model, the superiority and effectiveness of the model described in this paper are proved. the corresponding structure of this paper is arranged as follows: section 2 describes the current object detection algorithms and the related work in this field. section 3 is the detailed introduction and elaboration of the improved method proposed in this paper. section 4 is devoted to the implementation details of the relevant tests conducted in this paper, as well as the analysis and discussion of the corresponding experimental results. section 5 provides a summary of the paper and an outlook for future work. 2. related work now target detection algorithm based on depth of learning has been widely used in various areas, according to the principle of the detection algorithm of network structure and detection can be divided into three categories: the target detection algorithm based on the transformer, single phase target detection algorithm and double stage target detection algorithm [6]. transformer-based object detection algorithms include detr [7], dino[8], pix2seq[9], pvt v2[10], etc. among them, detr algorithm eliminates many requirements for hand-designed components, such as the constraint of no anchor prior box, and processing steps such as non-maximum suppression. it simplifies the process of object detection, but the algorithm also has some shortcomings, such as slow convergence speed in the training process and poor detection effect for small objects. single-stage object detection algorithms include retinanet[11], ssd[12] series, and yolo[13-18] series. single-stage object detection algorithms do not need a proposal box in the detection process, and directly regression the target category probability and position coordinates, so the detection speed of this kind of algorithm is faster. however, the detection accuracy of the algorithm is relatively low. in contrast, the two-stage object detection algorithm first generates the region, and then classifies the samples through the convolutional neural network. common two-stage object detection methods include r-cnn[19], spp-net[20], fast r-cnn[21], faster r-cnn[22] and r-fcn[23], etc.double stage target detection algorithm unique architecture makes algorithm has high detection accuracy, and for small target detection effect is relatively better, but the detection speed is slow, cannot satisfy the needs of real-time detection. at present, in order to meet the detection speed requirements of uav aerial images in practical use, many researchers choose the yolo series of single-stage detection algorithm as the research object to study the target detection in uav aerial images [24].for example, liu et al. [25] proposed the yolov3_resam algorithm based on the yolov3-tiny backbone network to solve the problem of difficult target detection caused by small target size and fuzzy appearance in long-distance aerial photography, and used the pyramid structure of image features to achieve multi-level feature fusion prediction. at the same time, in order to solve the information loss caused by the network convolution process, a spatial attention mechanism based on residual structure is proposed, and the idea of reinforcement learning is introduced to guide boundary regression. tan[26] et al, aiming at the problem of difficult target detection in uav aerial images, proposed a yolov4_drone target detection model based on yolov4 algorithm. in this model, void convolution was used to resample feature images, and spatial attention mechanism ulsam was used to derive feature maps to realize multi-scale representation of feature maps. non-maximal suppression (soft-nms) was introduced to reduce the false detection caused by target occlusion. liu[27] et al. designed a gbs-yolov5 algorithm suitable for uav detection to solve the problem of low accuracy of uav detection of small targets. this algorithm is based on the yolov5 detection model and uses efficient spatio-temporal interaction modules to replace the residual network structure in the original network. the spatial pyramid convolution module was added to enable the network to extract more small target feature information. in order to better interact with high-order spatial semantic information, recursive gated convolution was introduced into the feature fusion module. aiming at the problem of limited onboard computing resources of uavs, li et al. [28] based on yolov5 algorithm, studied the detection accuracy of aerial images and the computational cost of the algorithm, reduced the computational cost by replacing the convolution operation with linear transformation, and introduced a transformer to enhance the feature extraction of images, and proposed a ggt-yolo algorithm. aiming at the problem of large number of targets and high proportion of small targets in aerial images, zhao et al. [29] carried out relevant research based on yolov7 network, and proposed a multi-scale uav aerial image target detection model ms-yolov7 by using multiple detection heads and cbam attention mechanism. and achieved good results and verify the applicability of the proposed algorithm; zeng[30] et al. improved the yolov7 algorithm by removing the second down-sampling layer and the deep detection head, introducing the dpsppf module and adding the nwd measurement method to the indicators of positive and negative sample allocation, and proposed a realtime small target detection algorithm yolov7-uav.aiming at the current challenges in the field of uav target detection, li[31]et al. proposed an aerial image detection model with excellent performance based on yolov8 algorithm. the model introduced the idea of bi-pan-fpn to improve the neck part of the original network, so that the network could consider and reuse multi-scale features. in the backbone network part, the ghostblockv2 structure was used to replace the c2f module in the original network to achieve the purpose of reducing the number of model parameters, and the wiseiou loss was used as the boundary regression loss to improve the overall detection performance of the model. inspired by the above articles and related research results, this paper selects the yolov7-tiny detection model suitable for edge computing platform in yolov7 algorithm to improve the lightweight and detection accuracy based on the problems of poor aerial image target detection effect and difficult detection model deployment in the field of uav aerial photography. 37 3. improved lightweight model 3.1. yolov7-tiny network architecture the yolov7 target detection algorithm is a newer generation of yolo series network model proposed by wang [18] et al. based on the yolov5 algorithm, which further improves and optimises the algorithm's detection accuracy and speed. like the yolov5 algorithm, the yolov7 algorithm is proposed in different versions for different usage scenarios and hardware support platforms. among them, yolov7-tiny is the network model suitable for edge computing platforms in the yolov7 series of algorithms. its network structure consists of three parts: input, backbone, and head, as shown in figure 1. the backbone network consists of cbl, elan and mp modules, which are used to complete the feature extraction of the image. the head part consists of sppcspc, upsample, elan and cbl modules, which fuses the high-level features with the low-level features to realise the fusion of high-resolution information and high-level semantic information. and the corresponding detection heads are designed for large, medium and small detection targets in the image. figure 1. yolov7-tiny network structure 3.2. improvement of the elan module in order to reduce the number of floating-point operations and the number of memory accesses of the model in the detection process, chen [32] et al. proposed a new partial convolution pconv. by reducing redundant calculations and memory accesses at the same time, the convolution can extract spatial features more effectively. based on partial convolutional pconv, a fasternet neural network with faster running speed is further proposed to verify the detection effect of the new convolutional pconv in the network model. the reason why pconv can make the network have efficient and fast operation effect is that it only needs to apply filters on a part of the input channels to extract spatial features, and the rest channels remain unchanged. figure 2 shows the different convolutional designs.   figure 2. convolution comparison diagram compared with the regular conv, the partial conv has lower flops. relative to the depth of separable convolution dwconv part convolution pconv can in reducing network model and quantity and on the basis of the amount of calculation and to reduce memory access and reduce the cost of model checking effect; the improved network model can reduce the requirement of computing power of hardware equipment. in this paper, the elan module in the original network is improved by combining the partial convolution pconv.   figure 3. the improved elan_p module 38 the ordinary convolution conv with the convolution kernel size of 3×3 in the original elan module is replaced by the partial convolution pconv with faster calculation speed, and the new elan_p module is obtained, as shown in figure 3, and some elan modules in the original detection network are replaced. the detection model reduces the amount of calculation and access to memory in the feature extraction process of the backbone network, and realizes the improvement of lightweight model. 3.3. network structure improvement in the feature fusion part of the head part of the original yolov7-tiny network, only the feature map is upsampled twice, which has a good detection effect for detecting large and medium-sized targets in the image. however, for small targets in uav aerial images, such feature fusion methods cannot fully extract the feature information and corresponding semantic information of small targets in aerial images, so that the detection model is prone to false detection and missed detection when detecting small targets in aerial images. in order to make full use of the feature information of small targets in aerial images and improve the detection effect of the detection network for small targets in aerial images, an upsampling layer is added to the head part of the original network to extract more target feature information. on this basis, a new detection head xsmall suitable for small targets in uav aerial images is redesigned. and to test the model keep lightweight, decrease the number of arguments, to remove the original network for large target detection head, retained in the image is used for detection of medium and small target detection. the structure of the head part after improvement are shown in figure 4 below.   figure 4. improved head section structure 3.4. se attention mechanism se (squeeze-excitation) attention mechanism was proposed by hu [33] et al. this attention mechanism uses a weight matrix to give different weights to different positions of the detection image from the perspective of the channel domain, so as to make the detection network pay attention to more target feature information, suppress complex background features, and improve the robustness of the network. and it does not add additional computing to the network. figure 5 shows the structure of the se attention mechanism.   figure 5. se structure diagram in the figure 5, x is the original input data, h’ is the height of the original input space, w’ is the width of the original input space, c’ is the number of original input channels, u is the feature map after the convolution operation, h is the space height after the convolution operation, w is the space width after the convolution operation, c is the number of channels after the convolution operation, and x ~ is the feature map with the final feature enhancement. as shown in the figure, the se attention mechanism works as follows: in the first step, the original feature map x of size h’×w’×c’ is input, and the feature map u of h×w×c is generated after ftr operation; in the second step, the squeeze operation is performed on fsq(·) in the corresponding graph, and the feature map u is globally averaged pooled to generate a global feature of 1×1×c. the corresponding formula is as 39 follows:     h i w j sq u(i,j) wh (u)fz 1 1 1 (1) where z is the global feature after pooling, i and j are the feature map size variables. in the third step, excitation operation is carried out, corresponding to fex(·,w) in the figure, to obtain the correlation of feature channels, retain the channels with large feature information, and suppress the channels with small feature information. so as to reduce the amount of calculation and improve the expression ability of feature information, the corresponding formula is as follows: z))δ(wσ(wσ(g(z,w))(z,w)fs ex 12 (2) where s is the weight normalization vector, w is the weight variable, w1 and w2 are the fully connected layer weights, σ and δ represent the relu activation function and sigmoid activation function, respectively. in the fourth step, the weight normalization vector s and feature map u are assigned weights, corresponding to fscale(·) in the figure, and the feature map x ~ that finally completes the se attention weight assignment is obtained. the corresponding formula is as follows: su（u,s）fx scale ~ (3) through the structure diagram of se attention mechanism and the corresponding relevant formula, it is easy to see that the size of the feature map is not changed by the assignment operation between the fourth step and the third step of the process realized by the attention mechanism. this makes the se attention mechanism both high performance and efficiency, and also makes it widely used in the field of object detection. 3.5. loss function improvement the loss function adopted by the original yolov7-tiny network includes confidence loss, classification loss and regression loss of bounding boxes. the function used for the bounding box regression loss is the ciou loss function, which was proposed by zheng[34] et al. this function takes into account the overlap area between the prediction box and the truth box, the distance between the center points, and the aspect ratio, and is widely used in the current mainstream object detection algorithms. however, in the field of aerial image detection, the target to be detected accounts for a small number of pixels in the aerial image, which leads to the fact that the number of high-quality prediction boxes generated by the detection network is much less than that of low-quality prediction boxes in the regression process of the prediction box, and when the aspect ratio of the prediction box and the truth box is the same, the aspect ratio penalty term in the loss function will not play a role. this affects the training of the network. in order to make the network better solve the matching problem between the prediction box and the truth box in the training, this paper chooses the siou loss function as the bounding box regression loss function of the detection network. the siou loss function [35] redefines the penalty metric based on the ciou loss function and considers the vector angle between the prediction box and the truth box, as shown in figure 6. the loss function consists of four parts, namely angle cost ( λ ), distance cost ( δ ), shape cost (ω ), and iou cost ( iou ). the relevant definitions are as follows: 2 1 ωδ ioulsiou   (4) ) 4 )(arcsin(sin21 2 π xλ  (5) 2gt2gt )()(),sin( yyxx cccc h bbbb c x    (6) ),min(),max( yyyy c gt cc gt ch bbbbc  (7) )1(, t yxt eδ  (8)                     2,, 22  h c gt c y w c gt c x c bb c bb yyxx (9)     hwt teω , 1 (10) ),max( , ),max( gt gt hgt gt w hh hh ww ww      (11) gtbb bb iou    gt (12) figure 6. the overall structure diagram of this paper 40 where bgt and b represent the center point coordinates of the real box and the predicted box, σ represents the distance between the center points of the real box and the predicted box, ch represents the distance between the center points of the real box and the predicted box in the y-direction, wgt and hgt represent the width and height of the real box, w and h represent the width and height of the predicted box, b and bgt represent the predicted box and the true value box. the above are all the improvements made in this paper based on the yolov7-tiny network, and a lightweight uav aerial image detection network is obtained. the overall detection network structure is shown in figure 6. compared with the original yolov7-tiny network, the main network part, the neck network part, the detection head part and the loss function part are improved, which improves the detection effect of the algorithm for targets in aerial images. 4. experiment and result analysis the manuscript should include a conclusion. in this section, summarize what was described in your paper. future directions may also be included in this section. authors are strongly encouraged not to reference multiple figures or tables in the conclusion; these should be referenced in the body of the paper. 4.1. data set and parameter settings the dataset used in this experiment is visdrone2019 aerial image dataset. this data set is collected by the aiskyeye team from tianjin university's laboratory in 14 cities across china, separated by thousands of kilometers, through various drone cameras. its benchmark dataset includes 288 video clips consisting of 261908 frames and 10209 still images. in this paper, 8629 labeled still images from 10209 still images are used to form the experimental data set, and the targets in this data set contain 10 categories: pedestrians, people, cars, vans, buses, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, ahab tricycles and tricycles. among them, 6471 images are allocated to training data set, 548 images are allocated to validation data set and 1610 images are allocated to test data set. all experiments in this paper are carried out on the same platform and the same data set. the experiment system is ubuntu18.04.6, the cpu is intel xeon(r)e-2276m, the running memory is 64g, the gpu is rtx5000 with 16g memory, and the deep learning framework is pytorch2.0.1. cuda version 11.4 and python version 3.9. in the training process of the network, sgd optimizer is adopted, the training batch size is 4, the initial learning rate setting is 0.01, the preheating initial momentum is 0.8, and the training is 200 rounds. 4.2. data set and parameter settings in order to evaluate the improved network model, the evaluation indicators selected in this paper are: recall (r), precision (p), mean average precision (map), f1_score(f1), the speed at which the model detects images (fps), the number of parameters used by the model (parameters), the number of computations performed by the model (gflops), and the resulting model weight file size (model size) are calculated as follows: % fptp tp p 100   (13) % fntp tp r 100   (14) rp pr f   2 1 (15) drp(r)ap  1 0 (16)    n i n ap(i) map 1 (17) where tp, fp and fn represent positive samples correctly identified as positive samples, negative samples identified as positive samples, and positive samples identified as negative samples, respectively. 4.3. ablation experiment the lightweight uav aerial image target detection network proposed in this paper is improved on the yolov7-tiny detection network. in order to verify the detection effect brought by the improvement points proposed in this paper, the experiment conducted by the unimproved basic network is defined as a, the experiment conducted by the improved elan module is defined as b, the experiment conducted by the improved neck network and detection head is defined as c, the experiment conducted by the embedded se attention mechanism in the backbone network is defined as d, the experiment conducted by the improved loss function is defined as e, and the experiment containing all improvements performed is defined as f for ablation experiments and result analysis. the results obtained in the ablation experiments are shown in table 1: table 1. performance results of the ablation experiment algorithm method p(%) r(%) f1(%) map(%) a 45.3 39.3 42 35.8 b 47.1 37.4 41.6 35.5 c 48.0 40.0 43.3 38.0 d 47.2 38.8 42.5 36.4 e 45.9 38.7 42 36.1 f 46.0 41.5 43.6 38.1 table 2. ablation experiment algorithm complexity results method parameters gflops model(mb) fps a 6031950 13.1 12.3 94 b 4813390 11.5 9.9 90 c 4063150 13.8 8.5 73 d 6075854 13.1 12.4 88 e 6031950 13.1 12.3 93 f 2888494 12.3 6.2 66 4.4. comparative experiment table 3. ablation experiment algorithm complexity results method p (%) r (%) f1(%) map (%) ciou 45.3 39.3 42 35.8 eiou 46.0 38.6 41.9 35.7 focal eiou 45.7 39.1 42.1 36.0 giou 45.9 38.8 42 36.0 wiou 47.3 37.3 41.7 35.7 siou 45.9 38.7 42.1 36.1 in this paper, in order to verify the effectiveness of the improved loss function in the uav aerial image detection, a comparative experiment is conducted with the current mainstream bounding box regression loss function, including 41 eiou, focal eiou [36], giou [37], siou, and wiou [38]. the experimental results are shown in table 3. from the analysis of the results of the comparison experiments of different bounding box regression loss functions in table 3, it can be seen that the detection performance of the algorithm brought by the improvement of the siou bounding box regression loss function is the best among the comparison experiments of the different bounding box regression loss functions, which indicates that the improved method of replacing the original network ciou bounding box regression loss function with the siou bounding box regression loss function in this chapter is effective for the design of the target detection algorithm of the aerial image of the lightweight uav. in order to verify the superiority of the lightweight uav aerial target detection algorithm proposed in this paper, in addition to the comparison with the basic algorithm yolov7-tiny, it also carries out comparison experiments with the mainstream lightweight target detection algorithms in the current yolo series of algorithms yolov3-tiny, yolov5n, and yolov8n, and the comparison experimental results obtained by the used are shown in table 4: table 4. performance results of the ablation experiment algorithm method p(%) r(%) map(%) parameters yolov3-tiny 28.2 23.3 16.9 8687482 yolov5n 38.4 28.5 27.3 1772695 yolov7-tiny 45.3 39.3 35.8 6031950 yolov8n 46.9 34.2 35.1 3007598 ours 46.0 41.5 38.1 2888494 from the comparison experimental results of different algorithms in table 4, it can be seen that the lightweight uav aerial image target detection algorithm proposed in this chapter is second only to the yolov5n algorithm, which has the smallest model among the mainstream lightweight target detection algorithms, in terms of model size, and the algorithm's precision rate p, recall rate r, f1 value, and average detection accuracy mean map are respectively 7.6%, 13%, 10.9% and 10.8%; compared to the latest lightweight target detection algorithm yolov8n, although the precision rate p of the algorithm is 0.9% lower, the algorithm's recall rate r, f1 value, and mean average detection accuracy map are 7.6%, 7.3%, 4%, and 3% higher, respectively. so comprehensively, the lightweight uav aerial image target detection algorithm proposed in this chapter has better algorithmic superiority and can be better deployed and applied to edge computing platforms with better detection performance compared to the current mainstream lightweight target detection algorithms. 4.5. visual result analysis in order to more intuitively reflect the advantages of the proposed algorithm in the target detection effect of uav aerial images, aerial images in different environments are selected from the visdrone2019 data set as test images, and the lightweight detection network proposed in this paper and the basic network yolov7-tiny are used to test respectively, and the test results are shown in figure 7. (a) baseline mode (yolov7-tiny) (b) algorithm of this paper figure 7. comparison of detection results from figure 7, it is easy to see that the improved algorithm can effectively solve the problem of target missed detection due to the dense distribution of targets and the phenomenon of target occlusion in aerial images, and effectively improve the detection performance of the algorithm. 5. conclusion in this paper, based on the yolov7-tiny algorithm, a lightweight target detection algorithm for uav aerial image detection is proposed by using four improvement methods: using partial convolutional pconv to improve the backbone network of the base algorithm, optimizing the target detection layer of the network, adding an attention mechanism, and improving the algorithm bounding box regression loss function. the results of ablation experiments and comparison experiments conducted on the public dataset visdrone2019 show that the improved algorithm in this paper can satisfy the algorithm's demand for real-time detection of uav aerial images and the edge computing platform's demand for algorithm lightweighting at the same time with good detection performance, which provides certain reference value for the application of uav aerial photography technology. however, the algorithm in this paper has further room for improvement in the target detection accuracy of uav aerial images, which needs to be further studied. acknowledgments this work was supported by the innovation fund of postgraduate, sichuan university of science and engineering y2022167 and y2022155. references [1] llanes l a c, ulbis c r h, garcia r g. remote controlled unmanned water vehicle with human detection and gps using yolov4 for flood search operations[c]//2023 9th international conference on advanced computing and communication systems (icaccs). ieee, 2023, 1: 373-379. 42 [2] ahmed i, jeon g, chehri a, et al. adapting gaussian yolov3 with transfer learning for overhead view human detection in smart cities and societies[j]. sustainable cities and society, 2021, 70: 102908. 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[38] tong z, chen y, xu z, et al. wise-iou: bounding box regression loss with dynamic focusing mechanism[j]. arxiv preprint arxiv:2301.10051, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 5, no. 3, 2023 154 image retrieval based on deep learning yuru gao * school of mathematics, xi’an university of finance and economics, xi’an, 710000, china * corresponding author email: gaoyyyu@outlook.com abstract: with the rapid growth of image data, how to efficiently and accurately extract useful features from massive image data and perform fast image retrieval has become an important research direction. this study focuses on the design and training of deep learning-based image feature extraction networks to improve the robustness and generalization of image features by optimizing the network structure and loss function. in order to evaluate the performance of the system, this study also designs appropriate evaluation indicators and conducts corresponding experiments. through experimental verification, the results show that these methods can effectively improve the performance of image feature extraction and image retrieval, and have broad potential in practical applications. keywords: deep learning; image feature extraction; image retrieval; application scenarios. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance 1.1.1. significance of image retrieval in recent years with the rapid development of information technology and the popularization of the internet, image data shows an explosive growth trend. however, due to the high feature dimension of images and the large uncertainty of image content, effective and efficient image retrieval has become a challenge. therefore, it is of great significance to study image retrieval methods to meet people's needs for image information. 1.1.2. the rapid development of deep learning in the field of image processing deep learning is a machine learning method based on artificial neural networks. by using depth learning models, feature representations with more semantic information can be extracted, thereby improving the accuracy and efficiency of image retrieval. this paper will study deep learning-based image retrieval methods and optimize them for the problems existing in existing methods. through in-depth analysis and experimental verification, an efficient and accurate image retrieval scheme is proposed to meet the needs of practical applications. first, this paper will introduce the basic principles and technologies of deep learning in image processing, and discuss its advantages and challenges; then, an improved image retrieval method will be proposed, and experimental verification and performance evaluation will be carried out; finally, this paper will summarize the research results and put forward prospects for future research directions. 1.2. research status at home and abroad in order to accurately retrieve the corresponding image, it is necessary to accurately extract its image features, such as traditional manual features and deep feature learning methods that are widely used now. many scientific research institutions and universities abroad have conducted in-depth research on image retrieval technology, including ibm, mit, etc. well-known universities such as columbia, stanford, uiuc, etc. have also done a lot of related research in this field [1]. in china, cbir has also been successively studied by major universities and scientific research institutions in the fields of audio and video. among them, tsinghua university has carried out research on "content-based image retrieval on the internet"; zhejiang university has also developed image retrieval systems such as photo navigator and web scope cbr here. 1.3. the main content of the paper the purpose of this study is to explore the development and application of image retrieval methods based on deep learning. the specific main contents include: (1) the application of deep learning in image retrieval. (2) image retrieval design and optimization based on deep learning. (3) conclusions and prospects. 2. application of deep learning in image retrieval 2.1. basic principles and common models of deep learning the basic principle of deep learning is to simulate the connection relationship between nerve cells in the human brain by constructing multi-layer neural networks, and train and learn through a large amount of data, so as to achieve efficient processing and accurate prediction of complex tasks. 2.1.1. fundamentals of deep learning the core idea of deep learning is to realize feature extraction and representation learning of data through multilayer neural networks. after multi-layer nonlinear transformation and mapping of input data, advanced feature representations are finally obtained, which can be used for tasks such as classification and recognition. 2.1.2. common deep learning models common deep learning models include convolutional neural networks (cnns), recurrent neural networks (rnns), and deep neural networks (dnns) [2]. 2.2. application of deep learning in image feature extraction image feature extraction is a key step in image retrieval, 155 and its goal is to convert the information in the image into a numerical representation that the machine can process and understand. 2.2.1. review of image feature extraction methods based on deep learning the most classic image feature extraction method based on deep learning is to use convolutional neural networks (cnn) for feature extraction. by training a deep learning model, lowlevel features in the image can be gradually fused and combined to obtain more advanced and abstract feature representations. 2.2.2. advantages and limitations of deep learning in image feature extraction deep learning has many advantages in image feature extraction, such as being able to automatically learn feature representations from data, with better generalization ability and robustness; however, there are also some limitations, such as high dependence on a large number of labeled data, strong sensitivity to hyperparameters, etc. 2.3. advantages and challenges of deep learning in image retrieval deep learning has unique advantages and challenges in image retrieval, and understanding and solving these problems is of great significance to further improve the performance of image retrieval. 2.3.1. the unique contribution of deep learning in image retrieval first, deep learning can extract more advanced and semantic feature representations, thereby improving the accuracy and effect of image retrieval. secondly, deep learning can also use large-scale unlabeled data for unsupervised learning to solve the problem of data annotation and improve the efficiency of image retrieval. 2.3.2. deep learning challenges and limitations in image retrieval the training of deep learning models requires a lot of computing resources and time, and may not be suitable for some scenarios with limited resources. secondly, the interpretability of deep learning models is relatively weak, and it is difficult to explain the reasons and basis for their prediction results. further exploration and research are needed to solve these problems and better apply deep learning technology to the field of image retrieval. 3. design and optimization of image retrieval method based on deep learning 3.1. design and training of image feature extraction network image feature extraction network is the core component of image retrieval system, and its design and training are crucial to the performance and effect of image retrieval. training strategy and optimization method of image feature extraction network (1) data preprocessing, such as image size adjustment, data enhancement and normalization, etc., to improve the robustness and generalization ability of the network. (2) network training using large-scale labeled datasets to increase the learning ability and generalization performance of the model. (3) use appropriate loss functions and regularization methods, such as cross entropy loss and l1/l2 regularization, to constrain the range of network outputs and parameters. (4) adopt appropriate optimizers and learning rate scheduling strategies, such as random layer descent (sgd) and adaptive learning rate algorithms (such as adam), to speed up the network convergence and optimization process. 3.2. improvement and optimization of search result sorting algorithm the ranking algorithms of image retrieval results include traditional methods based on keyword matching, feature vector comparison and image similarity measurement, as well as improved algorithms based on deep learning. the commonly used sorting algorithms in traditional methods include vector space model, inverted index and bm25. the research on the improvement of the search result sorting algorithm mainly includes the following aspects: (1) introduce image semantic representation and context information, and improve the accuracy and effect of sorting by improving network structure and loss function. (2) increase the correlation modeling between images and queries, and improve the robustness and generalization ability of the sorting algorithm by using methods such as attention mechanism and multimodal information fusion. (3) using the reinforcement learning method, a reinforcement learning model is established to optimize the sorting strategy to improve the performance of image retrieval. 3.3. experimental design of image retrieval system the performance evaluation of image retrieval system is an important means to measure the performance and effect of the system. it needs to select appropriate evaluation indicators and design reasonable experiments. 3.3.1. performance evaluation indicators commonly used image retrieval performance evaluation indicators include accuracy, recall, precision, and average accuracy. accuracy measures the proportion of relevant images in the first n results returned by the system; recall measures the proportion of relevant images that the system can retrieve to all relevant images [3]; precision measures the proportion of relevant images in the first n results returned by the system; average accuracy measures the average accuracy of relevant images returned by the system. 3.3.2. experimental design and evaluation methods the experimental design includes the selection and division of datasets, the setting of evaluation indicators and the design of specific experiments. the selection of datasets should consider representativeness and diversity to ensure the reliability and generalization of experimental results. the setting of evaluation indicators should be selected according to specific tasks and needs, and measured in combination with practical application scenarios. the design of experiments should consider control variables and randomness to ensure the reliability and statistical significance of experimental results. the design and optimization of image retrieval methods based on deep learning involves the design and training of image feature extraction networks, the improvement and optimization of retrieval result ranking algorithms, and the performance evaluation indicators and experimental design of image retrieval systems. the design of experiments should 156 consider control variables and randomness to ensure the reliability and statistical significance of experimental results. by rationally designing and optimizing these links, the accuracy and effect of the image retrieval system can be improved, and the user experience and practicability of the system can be enhanced. 4. conclusion and prospects 4.1. summary of research work this paper comprehensively studies and optimizes the image retrieval method based on deep learning, and has achieved certain achievements and contributions. (1) this paper summarizes the development and comparison of image feature description methods, and sorts out the characteristics and advantages of traditional methods and methods based on deep learning. (2) in the research of image feature extraction algorithm based on deep learning, this paper introduces the commonly used algorithms and their characteristics, as well as the advantages and limitations of different algorithms. 4.2. existing deficiencies and improvement directions although this paper has achieved certain results in the research and optimization of image retrieval methods based on deep learning, there are still some shortcomings. (1) image retrieval methods based on deep learning may have problems of low accuracy or unstable effect in some cases, and need further improvement. (2) current methods may be inefficient for large-scale datasets, and it is necessary to find faster and more efficient algorithms and techniques to improve the speed and practicality of image retrieval. 4.3. directions and potential application scenarios for follow-up research given the limitations and challenges of current research, there are several possible follow-up research directions and potential application scenarios worth exploring: (1) image retrieval methods based on deep learning can be further studied and optimized, especially for large-scale datasets and complex scenes. (2) multimodal retrieval can be explored, and images can be associated with other data types (such as text, audio) to achieve richer and more comprehensive retrieval results. (3) for specific application fields, such as medical images, remote sensing images, etc., customized image retrieval methods for specific tasks and needs can be researched and developed. in a word, image retrieval methods based on deep learning still have great research space and application prospects in the future. through further improvement and optimization, the accuracy, efficiency and adaptability of image retrieval can be improved, and better solutions can be provided for practical applications in various fields. references [1] gordo, a., almazán, j., revaud, j., et al. (2017) end-to-end learning of deep visual representations for image retrieval. international journal of computer vision, 124 (2): 237 -254. [2] xu, x. (2019) research on question answering system based on deep learning. journal of hubei normal university (natural science edition), 39 (01): 10-18. [3] liu, y., guo, c., feng, s., et al. (2021) research on crossmodal graphic content screening and storage mechanism based on semantic similarity. computer research and development, 58 (02): 338-355. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 60 football momentum analysis based on logistic regression zilu wen 1, jinyu liu 1, chenxi liu 2 1 department of electrical information, shandong university of science and technology, jinan, shandong, 250031, china 2 swinburne college, shandong university of science and technology, jinan, shandong, 250031, china abstract: in tennis, momentum is pivotal and can be quantified using metrics like consecutive win rate (cwr), unforced error rate (uer), break point save rate (bpsr), and fatigue factor (ff). each metric provides insight into a player's performance and state during a match. cwr is a clear momentum indicator, reflecting a player's game dominance, while uer highlights potential lapses in concentration or physical condition. bpsr evaluates a player's clutch performance in critical situations, and ff gauges physical exertion. utilizing logistic regression, we can predict a player's probability to win at any scoring point, incorporating these metrics as variables. the coefficients obtained from matlab analysis (e.g., p1_cwr at 22.73 and p2_ff at -3.26) reveal the positive or negative correlation of these factors with a player's winning chances. in the case of the "2023-wimbledon-1301" match, the logistic model's predictions showed a symmetrical distribution of win probabilities between players, suggesting a balance in momentum swings throughout the match. initial volatility in player 1's success rate indicated a strong start, which diminished over time, possibly due to fatigue or the opponent's improving performance. despite the fluctuations and a period of deadlock, player 1's consistent performance and superior win rate for most of the game secured the victory. this outcome underscores the importance of maintaining momentum and physical resilience in tennis. keywords: momentum; logistic regression; model parameters; win probability prediction; match analysis. 1. introduction in the men's final of the 2023 wimbledon open, 20-yearold carlos alcaraz narrowly edged out novak djokovic, who had been undefeated at the event for ten years, in a match that was thought to be a non-starter, but the scoreline took an almost bizarre turn for the worse. djokovic easily won the first set 6-1, and in the following sets, there were many reversals, notably carlos alcaraz in the second and third sets, and then the fourth and fifth sets were tightly contested. this strange phenomenon is known as a change in "momentum" and was not only observed in this final, but also in other classic matches, such as the semifinal match between china and japan in the 2023 sudirman cup, and the final match of the women's volleyball team in the 2016 rio olympics, among others. volleyball women's final, etc. [1][5]. in competitive sports events, changes in "momentum" often lead to unpredictability in the direction of the game. the purpose of this paper is to explore the factors affecting the generation of "momentum" by analyzing various data in tennis matches, and to propose methods to rationally utilize "momentum" to improve the probability of tennis players winning the matches [6]. figure 1. diagram of momentum changes in tennis competitions 61 2. data description the data we use includes the data files given as wimbledon_featured_matches.csv. this file contains almost all the information we need to address the problem. however, before applying it, the data needs to be reprocessed. firstly, in a tennis match, when both sides score 40-40 (i.e. reduce), the winner of the next point will gain an ‘advantage’ (marked as ‘ad’). if the player with an advantage wins another point, he/she will win the game; if the opponent wins the next point, both sides return to deuce [7][10]. in data analysis, we need to convert ‘ad’ scores into numerical data, and categorical variables like this need to be converted into numerical variables. we will directly represent the normal scores (0, 15, 30, 40) with their numerical values and assign a value to the ‘ad’ score. due to the fact that ‘ad’ represents a score higher than 40 but not enough to directly win the game, we can choose to represent ‘ad’ as 45, which not only preserves the order of scores but also avoids confusion with normal scores, and can also assess the anxiety of the game [11]. we not only filled in the missing values in the speed_mph numerical column, and filled with the categorical variable serve_ width, serve_ depth, return_ depth. columns like y and those related to hitting speed, as they did not hit the ball, were filled in as 0. furthermore, no abnormal values were found and no relevant measures will be taken. 3. dynamic scoring system in predicting a player's winning percentage, a large number of variables can extremely increase the computational timeconsuming as well as the model complexity, so the selection of important variables is indispensable (46 variables including match_id, player1, set_no, etc.). therefore, we choose the more objective and accurate random forest for importance selection, and according to the different weights from large too small to draw the ranking chart. the selection of the importance of variables is closely related to the gini index [12]. random forest models primarily use the gini index to measure the impurity of the set and thus assess the importance of each feature in the model. the importance of each variable is based on the extent to which it reduces the gini impurity in constructing the model, which is calculated as follows: ∑ | | | |∈ , (1) where is the set of all decision tree nodes segmented using feature a, and is the data set at node t. the weights of the importance of the features can be obtained and plotted in python, and the weights of the variables whose importance is in the top five variables and the ranking plot will be shown below in figure 2: figure 2. ranking of the importance of the variables from the figure, it can be observed that the five variables p2_winner, p1_unf_err, server, rally_count, and p1_winner have the greatest influence on the win rate, which is regarded as the main influence, and all the other variables are regarded as secondary influences. 4. establishment of momentum indicators in tennis, momentum is a multi-dimensional concept that can be understood as a player's or team's ability to achieve continuous success over a period, which may be manifested as winning multiple points in a row, breaking serve, or consecutive service holds [13]. therefore, based on the top 5 important metrics in terms of importance, we can set further momentum indicators. cwr (consecutive win rate) this indicator reflects a player's ability to win consecutive points and is a direct reflection of momentum. a high consecutive scoring rate indicates that a player has dominated the game for a certain period, demonstrating positive momentum. for player p, the consecutive winning percentage at each 62 point_no can be expressed as: ∑   2 where represents the index of point_no, p denotes player 1 or player 2, denotes the winner of the kth point, and 1 is an indicator function that takes the value 1 when the internal condition is true and 0 otherwise [14]. uer (unforced error rate) unforced errors are often seen as a sign that a player is losing focus or fitness and can lead to a loss of momentum. σ , 3 where , denotes the number of unforced errors made by player p in the kth point. bpsr (break point save rate) in tennis, break points are critical scoring opportunities that often determine the outcome of a service game. σ , σ 1 , 4 where the denominator is the total number of break points faced by player and , is the number of break points saved by player p in the kth point [15]. ff (fatigue factor) the fatigue factor reflects a player's physical exertion and durability during a match and can be a sideways reflection of a player's physical condition. ∑   , σ rallies 5 where , denotes the distance run by player p in the kth score, and rallies denotes the number of overs in the kth score. 5. logistic regression model after establishing the momentum indicator, we can further simulate the process of one or more matches based on the momentum indicator and the winners of the matches at each scoring point, and predict the winning probability of a player at a particular scoring point [16]. logistic regression is a widely used binary classification model, which can necessarily predict the probability of winning or losing a tennis match, mainly through the logistic function to determine the probability of winning or losing, it is assumed that the probability of player 2 to win is p(y=1), then: 1 1 1 ... at this point the characteristic variables 1, 2, . . . , 4 represent the four main influencing factors, while 0, 1, . . . , 4 represent the respective corresponding model parameters, which are solved by matlab and stored in the table 1: table 1. model parameters for the four main influencing factors variables model parameter p1_cwr 22.73 p2_cwr -11.74 p1_uer 11.91 p2_uer -4.66 p1_bpsr -0.24 p2_bpsr -0.07 p1_ff 1.88 p2_ff -3.26 a positive coefficient means that the characteristic variable is positively correlated with the score, while a negative coefficient is negatively correlated with it. for example, a high positive coefficient for p1_swr means that the winning streak is positively correlated with winning match points when player 1 has a winning streak. the fatigue factor coefficient for player 2 is -3.255, which may indicate that player 2's fatigue factor has some negative effect on his winning match points. the probability of player 1 and player 2 winning the game "2023-wimbledon-1301" with consecutive point_no's is shown below in figure 3: figure 3. probability of player 1 and player 2 winning the game upon scrutinizing figure 4, a symmetrical distribution in the win rates of the contenders is discernible, indicating an 63 inverse relationship between the two metrics. initially, player 1 exhibited substantial volatility in his probability of success, embarking on the match with a commendable performance which waned progressively, suggesting either a decline in stamina or an ascendency in his adversary's play. the match subsequently evolved into a deadlock, with neither player able to secure a definitive advantage. nonetheless, player 1 ultimately clinched victory, having maintained a superior win rate for the majority of the contest. this observation may be indicative of a consistently better overall performance throughout the duration of the match. 6. conclusion the analysis of football momentum using logistic regression, as interpreted from figure 4, yields a profound insight into the dynamic interplay between opposing teams' win probabilities over the course of a match. the symmetrical distribution of win rates observed suggests a zero-sum nature of the competition where the increase in one player's likelihood of winning inversely affects the other's chances. player 1's initial erratic performance, with a high degree of fluctuation in win probability, points to a strong opening in the game that diminished over time, possibly due to a decline in physical stamina or the opponent's improved strategy and form. the logistic regression model captures this turning point and the ensuing equilibrium phase, where a statistical stalemate reflects the evenly matched contest. this deadlock situation, a common occurrence in football matches, is effectively represented by the stability in the predicted win rates, showing the model's ability to capture the changing dynamics as the players' performances plateaued. despite the stalemate, the eventual triumph of player 1, as revealed by the model, underscores the importance of sustaining a higher win probability over the match's duration. this consistent advantage, even in the face of decreasing margins, highlights player 1's resilience and perhaps a superior tactical approach, which logistic regression can quantify and use to predict outcomes. the conclusion drawn from the model's analysis is that while fluctuations in win probability can indicate temporary shifts in a match's momentum, the overall higher win rate maintained by player 1 suggests a stronger performance that ultimately led to victory. in essence, logistic regression offers valuable quantification of the momentum swings within a football match, serving as a potent tool for analyzing performance, predicting outcomes, and understanding the complexities of competitive sports dynamics. 7. discussion logistic regression is widely used in sports data analysis, especially when analysing momentum in sports such as tennis, where the model can reveal key trends and turning points in the game. momentum, as a multidimensional concept, not only reflects a player's ability to achieve consecutive successes over a period of time, such as consecutively winning multiple points, breaking serve, or consecutively retaining serve, but it is also reflected in specific statistical indicators. important momentum indicators include consecutive win rate (cwr), unforced error rate (uer), break point protection rate (bpsr) and fatigue factor (ff). these metrics quantify a player's performance and are further modelled by logistic regression to predict win rates on specific points. a logistic regression model uses a logistic function to estimate a player's win rate at a particular point, converting a range of influencing factors such as cwr, uer, etc. into probability values for win rates. for example, in tennis, a player's ability to score consecutive points (cwr) is a direct reflection of his or her dominance of the game, while a high winning streak indicates that the player has positive momentum. unforced errors (uer), on the other hand, are signs that a player may be losing focus or becoming less fit and can lead to a loss of momentum. break point protection rate (bpsr) reflects a player's ability to resist pressure on key scoring points, while fatigue factor (ff) is a side-by-side reflection of a player's endurance and physical exertion during a match. the estimation of model parameters was performed via matlab, with each variable corresponding to a coefficient, where a positive coefficient indicates that the characteristic variable is positively correlated with scoring, and a negative coefficient indicates a negative correlation. for example, player 1's winning streak (p1_cwr) has a high positive coefficient, which indicates that when player 1 scores consecutive points, this is positively associated with winning match points. on the other hand, player 2 has a negative coefficient of fatigue (p2_ff), which may indicate that player 2's fatigue has some negative impact on his winning match points. through the logistic 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(2021). situational variables in elite rink hockey: effect of match location, team level, scoring first and match status at halftime on the competitive outcome. international journal of performance analysis in sport, 21(6), 1101-1116. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 31 design and implementation of decision support system for airport emergency disposal yichi zhang, fanliang bu * college of information network security, people's public security university of china, beijing, china * corresponding author: fanliang bu (email: bufanliang@sina.com) abstract: to address the lack of integrated system applications in decision-support tasks and enhance the emergency response capabilities of airport authorities, this study analyzes the requirements and functionalities based on the unified modeling language (uml) system analysis approach, tailored to the practical needs of emergency management. the system's functional modules and database were designed, and a decision-support engine combining "knowledge reasoning + text generation" was implemented. the resulting decision-support system for airport emergency incident management holds significant value for improving the development of airport emergency response frameworks and advancing informatization efforts. keywords: emergency management; knowledge reasoning; text generation; uml system analysis. 1. introduction emergency management is a critical component of the national security framework, responsible for risk warning and response, safeguarding national security, and serving as a key aspect of national governance [1]. emergency plans, which encompass policies, procedures, and regulations for emergency response, provide an overarching depiction of emergency management [2]. they are essential for risk prevention, crisis mitigation, and serve as a fundamental pillar of the emergency management system [3]. effective emergency plans can minimize the escalation of incidents and reduce potential losses caused by accidents [4]. as a key research topic within emergency plans, decision support for incident management has gained significant attention in recent years. leveraging computer technology to provide decision support for emergency response has become a prevailing trend. with the continued expansion of airport operations, the complexity and diversity of emergencies have also increased. efficient and reliable emergency handling has become a primary objective in emergency management and a focal concern for airport authorities. in the context of airport emergency scenarios, rapid, accurate, and reasonable decision-making is fundamental for managing incidents. employing decision-support tools can enhance the capacity to address emergencies, minimize their impact, and ensure the orderly operation of airports. to integrate decision-support tools systematically, this study adopts the unified modeling language (uml) [5] approach for system analysis. it focuses on system analysis, design, and implementation to develop a decision-support system for airport emergency incident management. by offering an intuitive and user-friendly interface, the system significantly reduces the expertise required for decisionmaking and improves response efficiency. 2. system analysis 2.1. overall system architecture analysis when an airport emergency management authority expresses the need for the system, specific user and administrator accounts are issued, and the system software is installed. the airport emergency incident management decision support system is primarily divided into two subsystems: the frontend user subsystem and the backend management subsystem. both subsystems are accessible to the deploying organization. the frontend user subsystem is exclusively available to users with valid accounts, providing a range of services, including comprehensive decisionsupport workflows. in contrast, the backend management subsystem is accessible only to administrators and offers a complete set of backend management functionalities for the deploying organization. each subsystem has distinct functional modules. the frontend user subsystem includes account self-management, case demonstration, decision support, and performance evaluation. the backend management subsystem includes case management, user management, and decision-support engine management. the overall system architecture is shown in figure 1. 2.2. system requirements analysis 2.2.1. overview of system requirements based on the overall system architecture and the practical needs of emergency incident management, the system requirements are summarized. it is important to note that, under this system design framework, both "administrators" and "users" can be staff members from the system's deploying organization. each subsystem has its own account, and staff can access different subsystems by using different accounts. the main requirements for the system are as follows: (1) frontend user subsystem requirements: 1)view information and search cases in the case library; 2)self-management of user information (including login, registration, and information modification); 3)emergency incident management decision support (including filling out event information forms, using knowledge reasoning and text output models, and viewing historical decisions); 4)decision effect evaluation (including filling out evaluation forms and automatically calculating evaluation scores); 32 airport emergency disposal decision support system frontend user subsystem backend management subsystem account self-management module case display module decision support module effects evaluation module case management module user management module decision engine management module fig 1. system overall architecture diagram (2) backend management subsystem requirements: 1)administrator management of user information (including viewing, modifying, and deleting); 2)administrator management of the case library (including viewing, editing, deleting cases, and entering new cases); 3)administrator management of the decision support engine (including daily maintenance, optimization of reasoning weights, modification of reasoning rules, and updating text generation models). 2.2.2. system use case diagram based on the above system requirements overview, the system participants are identified as the user (frontend account holder) and the administrator (administrator account holder). as shown in figure 2. based on the system requirements analysis, the use case diagram for the two participants is provided next. first, the user use case diagram. according to the frontend user subsystem's requirements analysis, the activities related to the user mainly include the following: account management, case viewing, decision support, and effect evaluation. account management includes user registration, login, and selfmanagement of user information. case viewing includes case retrieval and display. decision support includes knowledge reasoning and text generation. based on these activities, the user use case diagram is created. the user use case diagram is shown in figure 3. user administrator fig 2. system participants user account management case view case display decision support user registration user login information modification case search effects evaluation <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> text generation knowledge reasoning<<include>> <<include>> fig 3. user use case diagram 33 next is the administrator use case diagram. according to the backend management subsystem's requirements analysis, the activities related to the administrator mainly include the following: case management, user management, and decision engine management. case management includes case entry, modification, and deletion. user management includes modification and deletion of user information. decision engine management includes optimization of reasoning weights, modification of reasoning rules, and updating of text generation models. based on these activities, the administrator use case diagram is created. the administrator use case diagram is shown in figure 4. administrator case management user management decision engine management case addition case modification case deletion user information modification user deletion reasoning weights optimization reasoning rules modification text generation model update <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> fig 4. administrator use case diagram by combining the user use case diagram and the administrator use case diagram, the overall system use case diagram is obtained, as shown in figure 5. administrator user account management case view case display decision support user registration user login information modification case search case management user management decision engine management effects evaluation <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> case addition case modification case deletion user information modification user deletion reasoning weights optimization reasoning rules modification text generation model update <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> <<include>> text generation knowledge reasoning<<include>> <<include>> fig 5. system use case diagram 2.3. system functionality analysis 2.3.1. frontend user subsystem functionality analysis the frontend user subsystem is designed for use by airport emergency management staff. these staff members directly face emergency incidents and have a need for decision support. based on the frontend subsystem's requirements analysis, the features that users need to use are as follows: a) self-management of account information: this includes user registration, login, and modification of user information. for registration, users must fill out as detailed a form as possible, and the registration information will be crucial for user login and management. the system's login functionality must access the user information database, and successful 34 login occurs when the username and password match. as users' information may change during system use, the system should allow users to easily modify their own information, making it more convenient compared to administrator-backed modifications. b) case query and display: the case library is the basis for the system's decision support. users should not be in a "blackbox" state when facing these cases, as this could create a sense of distrust. furthermore, after each decision support instance, the process should be stored in the case library as a new case. therefore, the system should have case query and display functionalities to allow users to access relevant cases. c) decision support: decision support is the core functionality of the system. the system should allow users to input relevant information about an emergency incident and receive a corresponding emergency response plan. specifically, the system should analyze the event attributes input by the user, perform knowledge reasoning based on the case library, and use the results of the reasoning to generate a response plan text. d) decision support effect evaluation: feedback after an incident management process is an important basis for improving decision support performance. the system should allow users to evaluate the effectiveness of the decisionmaking process by filling out feedback forms. the evaluation scores should be automatically calculated from the feedback and the response plan, and then stored in the historical decision library to be used as a reference for optimizing the decision support engine in the future. 2.3.2. backend management subsystem functionality analysis the backend management subsystem serves as the platform for managing and improving the decision support process from the perspective of administrators and system operators. the main management functions of the backend management subsystem are as follows: a) user management: since the system is designed for user use, managing user information is crucial. the system should allow administrators to perform functions such as user cancellation, viewing all user information, and modifying certain user details. b) case management: cases are the main basis for decision support, and a well-maintained case library ensures the accuracy of decision-making. the entry of new cases, modification of case information, and deletion of outdated cases will positively impact the effectiveness of decision support. therefore, the backend management subsystem should include functions for case entry, modification, and deletion. c) decision support engine management: the decision support engine consists of two parts: the knowledge reasoning model and the text generation model. management of the decision support engine should therefore focus on these two areas. for the knowledge reasoning model, improvements can be made by optimizing reasoning weights and modifying reasoning rules. additionally, updating the text generation model will enhance the performance of the decision support engine. therefore, the backend management subsystem should enable functions such as optimizing reasoning weights, modifying reasoning rules, and updating the text generation model. 2.4. business process analysis due to space limitations, the business process analysis section focuses on the full-process decision support. fullprocess decision support is not only the fundamental purpose of designing this system, but also the core business of the system. after an emergency incident occurs, its response process is initiated, and the system is quickly put into use. the user collects information about the emergency event and fills out the event attribute form. once submitted, the system enters the knowledge reasoning phase. knowledge reasoning generates a structured dataset containing the event information and corresponding response procedures. next, the text generation model creates an emergency response plan text based on this structured data to assist decision-making. the user follows this text to handle the emergency event, which causes changes in the event's status. at this point, the system checks whether the event has ended. if not, the above process is repeated; if the event is concluded, the emergency response process ends, followed by an evaluation of the decision support effectiveness. once the evaluation is complete, the full-process decision support business is completed. based on the above description, the business process diagram for full-process decision support is shown in figure 6. 3. system design based on the system analysis section, design the system's functional modules and draw the system's functional module sequence diagram, including the account self-management module, case display module, decision support module, and effect evaluation module for the frontend user subsystem, as well as the case management module, user management module, and decision support engine management module for the backend management subsystem. 3.1. frontend user subsystem functional module design 3.1.1. account self-management module the functions of the account self-management module include user registration, login, and information modification. the user information modification function is similar to the user management module in the backend management subsystem, as detailed in section 3.2.2, so it will not be repeated here. the sequence diagrams for user registration and user login are shown in figures 7 and 8, respectively. 3.1.2. case display module the main functions of the case display module include case retrieval and viewing. after the user enters a keyword in the case search box, the case search service will access the case library and display the search results on the case search interface for the user to view. the sequence diagram for case retrieval and viewing is shown in figure 9. 3.1.3. decision support module the decision support module is the core functional module of the system. users access this module through the decision support interface. after inputting the relevant attributes of the emergency event, the decision support service analyzes this attribute information, accesses the case library, performs knowledge reasoning, and generates a response plan text. finally, the result of the decision support is returned and displayed on the decision support interface. the sequence diagram for the decision support module is shown in figure 10. 35 decision support business process flow chart emergency decision engine (knowledge reasoning model) decision engine (text generation model)user st ag e start emergency occurs disposal response activate fill in the emergency attributes event attributes knowledge reasoning attribute information table generation of disposal plans text structured information of the disposal process decision support disposal plan text deal with emergency emergency over or not false disposal completetrue event states change evaluation of decision support disposal information end fig 6. full-process decision support business process diagram 3.1.4. effect evaluation module the main functions of the effect evaluation module are twofold: filling out the effect evaluation form and calculating the evaluation score. after the emergency event is handled, the user fills out the effect evaluation form. the effect evaluation service then automatically calculates the evaluation score based on the form information and stores the result in the historical decision database, which serves as an important reference for future updates to the decision support engine. the sequence diagram for effect evaluation is shown in figure 11. 3.2. backend management subsystem functional module design 3.2.1. case management module cases are fundamental to the system's decision support. the quality of the case library largely determines the effectiveness of the decision support. the case management module allows the administrator to perform a series of operations on the case library through the case management service, including the entry of new cases, modification of case information, and deletion of outdated or incorrect cases. the 36 sequence diagram for the case management module is shown in figure 12. :registration window :user :registration service :database of user information 1.open the registration interface 2.display the registration form 3.enter registration information 4.transmit registration information 5.insert new user's information 6. return insertion results7. return registration results 8.display registration results sequence diagram for registration fig 7. user registration sequence diagram :login window :user :login sercive :database of user information 1.open the login interface 2.display the login form 3.enter login information 4.transmit login information 5.query user's information 6.return query results7. return login results 8.display login results sequence diagram for login fig 8. user login sequence diagram 37 :search window:user :search service :case database 1.open the search interface 2.display the search interface 3.enter keywords 4.transmit search information 5.search cases 6.return case's information7.return search results 8.display search results sequence diagram for case searching and viewing fig 9. case retrieval and viewing sequence diagram :decision support window :user :decision support service :decision support engine 1. open the decision support interface 2. display the decision support interface 3. enter the emergency attributes information 4. transmit the emergency attributes information 5. transmit the emergency attributes information 8. disposal plans generation 9. return decision support results10. display decision support results sequence diagram for decision support :case database 6. knowledge reasoning 7. return reasoning results fig 10. decision support sequence diagram 3.2.2. user management module the user management module in the backend management subsystem allows for viewing, modifying, and deleting user information. this module is an important tool for the system's operating unit to manage user accounts in the frontend subsystem. the sequence diagram for the user management module is shown in figure 13. 3.2.3. decision engine management module the decision support engine is the core of the system, capable of processing the attribute information of emergency events and intelligently generating response decisions. to ensure its accuracy and adaptability, the system needs to design and implement management functions for the decision support engine, allowing administrators to perform decision engine management tasks through the decision engine management service, including optimizing reasoning weights, modifying reasoning rules, and updating text generation models. the sequence diagram for this functional module is shown in figure 14. 38 :effects evaluation window :user :effects evaluation service :historical decision database 1. open the effects evaluation interface 2. display effects evaluation form 3. fill in the effects evaluation form 4. transmit form information 5. automatically evaluate the decision effects and insert into the historical decision database 6. return evaluation results7. return evaluation results 8. display evaluation results sequence diagram for effects evaluation fig 11. effect evaluation sequence diagram sequence diagram for case management :administrator :case management window :case management service :case addition :case modification :case deletion :case database 1. open the case management interface 2. display the case management interface 3. enter new case information 4. transmit new case information 5. transmit new case information 6. new case information added to the case database 7.return addition results 8.return addition results 9.return addition results 10.display addition results 11. enter the id of the case to be modified 12.transmit the case's id 13.modify case information 14.update the database 15.return update results 16.return modification results 17.return modification results 18.display modification results 19. enter the id of the case to be deleted 20.transmit the case's id 21.delete the case 22. query the database and delete data 23. return deletion results 24. return deletion results 25. return deletion results 26. display deletion results fig 12. case management sequence diagram 39 sequence diagram for user management :administrator : user management window : user management service : user information modification : user deletion :database of user information 1. open the user management interface 2. display the user management window 3.enter the id of the user to be modified 4. transmit the user's id 5. modify user information 6.update the database 7. return update results 8. return modification results 9. return modification results 10. display modification results 11.enter the id of the user to be deleted 12. transmit the user's id 13.delete the user 14. query the database and delete data 15. return deletion results 16. return deletion results 17. return deletion results 18. display deletion results fig 13. user management sequence diagram sequence diagram for decision engine management :administrator :decision engine management window :decision engine management service :weights optimisation :rules modification :text generation model update :decision support engine 1. open the engine management interface 2. display the engine management interface 3. enter weights optimisation information 4. transmit weights optimisation information 5. transmit weights optimisation information 6. optimise the reasoning weights of decision support engine 7. return optimisation results 8. return optimisation results 9. return optimisation results 10. display optimisation results 11. enter rules modification information 12. transmit rules modification information 13. transmit rules modification information 14. modify the reasoning rules of decision support engine 15.return modification results 16.return modification results 17.return modification results 18.display modification results 19. enter update information of text generation model 20.transmit update information 21.transmit update information 22. update the text generation model 23. return update results 24. return update results 25. return update results 26. display update results fig 14. decision engine management sequence diagram 40 3.3. database design 3.3.1. e-r diagram the database entities for the airport emergency incident response decision support system are divided into four entities: user information, administrator information, case information, and historical decision information. the definition of each entity is as follows: user: {user id, username, password, position, phone} administrator: {administrator id, username, password} case: {case id, scenario name, terminal name, airport type, terminal type, event occurrence area, event phase, event category, event damage level, initial response a01, emergency response a02, police response a03, evacuation measures a04, firefighting response a05, medical assistance a06, subsequent plans a07} historical decision: {decision id, historical decision step sub-id, decision details, evaluation score} the system's e-r diagram is shown in figure 15. user user iduser name password duty telephone number administrator admin iduser name password historical decision historical decision step sub-id decision id decision details evaluation scores cases emergency attribute1 serial number disposal process1 emergency attribute p disposal process d decision support manage 1 m n 1x y z fig 15. system e-r diagram 3.3.2. physical model the physical model of the system database is shown in table 1 to table 4. table 1. user database physical model item name data type length alias nullable primary/foreign key user id varchar(30) 30 user id no primary key username varchar(30) 30 username no password varchar(30) 30 password no position varchar(30) 30 position no phone varchar(30) 30 phone no table 2. administrator database physical model item name data type length alias nullable primary/foreign key admin id varchar(30) 30 admin id no primary key username varchar(30) 30 username no password varchar(30) 30 password no 4. system implementation 4.1. development environment development tools: microsoft visual studio code database management system: sql server 2022 browser: goole chrome web server: iis 11.0 server operating system: windows 11 professional 4.2. main functional technical implementation of the system the core function of this system is the auxiliary decisionmaking for emergency incident handling. this function is achieved through the "knowledge reasoning + text generation" decision support engine. the decision engine 41 processes the emergency event attribute information using knowledge reasoning to obtain structured data of the emergency response process. then, it uses text generation technology to generate response plan text based on the structured data of the response process. the decision support engine is shown in figure 16. table 3. case database physical model item name data type length alias nullable primary/foreign key case id varchar(30) 30 case id no primary key scenario name varchar(30) 30 scenario name no terminal name varchar(30) 30 terminal name no airport type varchar(30) 30 airport type no terminal type varchar(30) 30 terminal type no event occurrence area varchar(30) 30 event occurrence area no event phase varchar(30) 30 event phase no event category varchar(30) 30 event category no event damage level varchar(30) 30 event damage level no initial response a01 varchar(30) 30 initial response a01 no emergency response a02 varchar(30) 30 emergency response a02 no police response a03 varchar(30) 30 police response a03 no evacuation measures a04 varchar(30) 30 evacuation measures a04 no firefighting response a05 varchar(30) 30 firefighting response a05 no medical assistance a06 varchar(30) 30 medical assistance a06 no subsequent plans a07 varchar(30) 30 subsequent plans a07 no table 4. historical decision database physical model item name data type length alias nullable primary/foreign key decision id varchar(30) 30 decision id no foreign key step sub-id varchar(30) 30 step sub-id no primary key decision details varchar(3000) 3000 decision details no evaluation score varchar(30) 30 evaluation score no emergency attributes emergency response plans decision support engine knowledge reasoning text generation fig 16. decision support engine 4.2.1. knowledge reasoning knowledge reasoning uses a hybrid reasoning method[6]that combines case-based reasoning and rule-based reasoning. the case-based reasoning retrieves the case database, calculates the similarity, and finds the case most relevant to the current emergency event. then, rule-based reasoning is applied to modify the retrieval results and fill in the gaps in the case, based on predefined rules. in this method, the similarity calculation of cases uses the most widely applied nearest neighbor strategy[7], and bert[8] is used to calculate the text similarity of event attributes. the rule-based reasoning, based on case reasoning, corrects the retrieval results using a feature-weighted algorithm for attribute balancing and adjusts attribute parameters through a neural network-based weight optimization strategy. the knowledge reasoning method is shown in figure 17. 4.2.2. text generation text generation is achieved through an improved seq2seq model in three stages, focusing on table-to-text generation. specifically, in the first stage, bidirectional long short-term memory [9] (bilstm) networks and conditional random fields [10] (crf) are used to perform sequence labeling on the record units in the table, identifying the key record units that make up the text. in the second stage, a structure-aware long short-term memory [11] (lstm) unit is used to simultaneously encode both the table structure and record content to obtain vector representations that encapsulate the structural information. in the third stage, a pointer network [12] is first used for sequential planning, followed by decoding and prediction according to the planned content using a copy mechanism [13, 14], ultimately generating the descriptive text of the table. the three-stage text generation model is shown in figure 18. 4.3. system main interface display the system has numerous interfaces, and displaying them all would take up a large amount of space. here, we select the most representative interfaces from both subsystems for display, including the home page and login interface of both 42 subsystems, as well as the auxiliary decision-making interface of the frontend subsystem and the case entry interface of the backend subsystem. database of cases official documents cbr rbr ontology model historical cases neural network build represent cases summarise &abstract build emergency occurs attributes of emergency information gathering cases with highest similarity amended disposal process basis for retrieval retrieve cases optimisation of weights amend case fill in blanks emergency response case saving case reuse network training fig 17. diagram of the hybrid reasoning method unit selector col_1 col_2 row_1 row_2 ... ... record(1,1) record(1,2) record(2,1) record(2,2) ... ... ... ... col_1 col_2 row_1 row_2 ... ... 1 1 0 1 ... ... ... ... record(1,1) record(1,2) ... record(2,1) record(2,2) ... in the event of this airport emergency, the primary objective is to ensure the safety of passengers, staff, and facilities while minimizing disruptions to operations. upon detecting an incident through surveillance systems or reports,the emergency response plan is immediately activated. a centralized incident command ... table encoder … … … … ... text decoder stage-1 stage-2 stage-3  ,record i j  1 2, , , tx x x  1 2, , , tz z z  1 2, , , ,t er r r r fig 18. three-stage text generation model 4.3.1. frontend subsystem when users access the front-end subsystem, they are first presented with the login interface. the login interface is simple and elegant, featuring various elements related to airports and emergency management. by entering the correct user id and password, users can officially access the system. the login interface of the front-end subsystem is shown in figure 19. after logging in, the user is directed to the system homepage, which provides an easy-to-access and userfriendly interface. the homepage offers links to various functionalities, with a navigation bar on the left side. users can access each functional module of the system through the homepage and the left navigation bar. the system homepage is shown in figure 20. the decision support interface is an important window for users to access the decision support function. to facilitate user interaction, the system divides the decision support function into four steps. the first step is to provide a form for users to collect information about the emergency event. once the user completes the form with relevant event details, they can proceed to the next step. the information collection form is shown in figure 21. the second step enters the knowledge reasoning phase, where the user needs to choose the knowledge reasoning method to be used for the decision support. the available options are case-based reasoning, rule-based reasoning, and a hybrid reasoning combining both. after selecting the knowledge reasoning method, the user can click "next" to start the knowledge reasoning process and proceed to the next 43 phase. this interface is shown in figure 22. fig 19. frontend subsystem login interface fig 20. frontend subsystem homepage fig 21. decision support event information collection form 44 fig 22. decision support knowledge reasoning method selection the next step is text generation, where the disposal plan text is generated based on the structured data obtained from knowledge reasoning. the user can click "next" on this interface to begin the text generation. the text generation interface is shown in figure 23. fig 23. decision support running text generation model once the text generation is completed, the auxiliary decision-making process will conclude. the system will then display the decision results on the page for the user to review. the decision result viewing interface is shown in figures 24 and 25. 4.3.2. backend subsystem similar to the frontend subsystem, the backend management subsystem also provides an aesthetically pleasing and simple login interface. this interface displays the relevant functions of the backend management subsystem and the units involved in emergency response. after logging in with an administrator account on this interface, administrators can access the backend management subsystem. the login interface is shown in figure 26. similarly, the backend subsystem displays welcome information, system usage details, and provides an easy-touse side navigation bar on the homepage, which will not be elaborated further here. the homepage of the backend subsystem is shown in figure 27. as one of the core functions of the backend subsystem, the case entry interface needs to implement functions such as displaying case library information, querying cases, and entering new case information. the case display function shows the data in the case library in a tabular format, with pagination. the page number to jump to can be selected in the lower-right corner. the case entry interface is shown in figure 28. in the case entry interface, clicking the "add new case" button leads to the new case information filling interface. after carefully completing the new case information form, clicking "confirm submission" will complete the entry of the new case. the new case information filling interface is shown 45 in figure 29. fig 24. decision support decision result viewing fig 25. decision support decision result viewing fig 26. backend subsystem login interface 46 fig 27. backend subsystem homepage fig 28. case addition interface fig 29. new case information form 47 5. summary this paper, based on the practical needs of emergency management work by airport authorities, designs and develops an airport emergency response decision support system using the uml system analysis approach. the system is divided into a frontend user subsystem and a backend management subsystem. relying on the "knowledge reasoning + text generation" decision support engine, the system implements the full-process decision support in the frontend subsystem, self-management of user information, and functionalities such as user management, case management, and decision engine management in the backend subsystem. the system features an attractive, 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[14] gulcehre c, ahn s, nallapati r, et al. pointing the unknown words. arxiv preprint arxiv:1603.08148, 2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 52 the feasibility study of artificial intelligence chatgpt in translation field ling ye school of english translation theory and practice, tianjin foreign studies university, tianjin, china abstract: chatgpt is a kind of natural language processing technology based on generative artificial intelligence, which has powerful ability of language processing, judgment and correction. the development of artificial intelligence has greatly promoted the progress of machine translation, that is, in order to improve the efficiency of translation, artificial intelligence translation technology came into being, so chatgpt has also gained keen attention in the translation field. however, the challenges and problems brought by new technologies are also prominent, and how to make better use of new technologies to promote the development of translation studies is an important issue that needs to be solved at present. therefore, this paper discusses the feasibility of artificial intelligence chatgpt in translation field from the aspects of its application, dilemma and countermeasures. keywords: chatgpt; artificial intelligence; translation teaching. 1. introduction at the end of november 2022, the american artificial intelligence company openai developed and launched a new generation of artificial intelligence general chat robot chatgpt (full name chat generative pre-trained transformer, short for chatgpt), once the product came out, it went viral all over the world. it obtains a large amount of data from news media, government agencies, academic groups, social networking sites, encyclopedias and other channels through manual and automatic crawling, adopts deep algorithms to independently learn and understand the domain knowledge and grammar rules used in human communication, and further strengthens learning based on manual feedback to optimize and adjust the results. chatgpt is a landmark artificial intelligence deep learning system that automatically generates conversation results that are more in line with human habits. these capabilities make chatgpt a promising prospect for translation applications. studies have shown that chatgpt can effectively improve translators' language skills [3]. chatgpt has been upgraded from the primary stage of grammatical or syntactic processing of natural language text to the advanced stage of logic, semantic and emotional processing, from the operation of language form shell to the selection and judgment of language content and thought essence. chatgpt is a knowledge processing tool with huge computing power, initially thoughtful and intelligent, and will have an all-round impact on foreign language translation. therefore, this paper mainly discusses the feasibility of artificial intelligence chatgpt in translation field from the aspects of its application, dilemma and countermeasures. 2. implementation principle and basic characteristics of chatgpt 2.1. implementation principle of chatgpt the implementation principle of chatgpt can be summarized as follows: first, chatgpt is based on large language models (llms). llms is able to read and learn large amounts of text data and infer connections between words in the text, and its ability will also improve with the continuous improvement of computer computing power and input data sets and parameter spaces, thus ensuring a sufficient amount of data required by chatgpt. secondly, through in-depth research, chatgpt has a strong self-attention mechanism. chatgpt continues to upgrade, from the existing gpt-1, gpt-2, gpt-3 development to today's gpt-4.5, and the data scale and computing power are also growing rapidly, which makes chatgpt have a more diversified knowledge base and a stronger self-attention mechanism. finally, chatgpt can perform reinforcement learning from human feedback. it makes the model's output better aligned with the user's intentions by introducing a new approach that incorporates human feedback into the training process. specifically, it can be divided into three steps: the first step is to create a data set and train a supervised policy model, that is, randomly input questions into the collected data and give the expected output results by the annotator, adjust the model parameters based on the supervised training, and generate an initial language model that can be used to tune the training. the second step is to train the reward model, that is, input questions into the initial training model and output a variety of different results, which are then prioritized by a human tagger, thus generating a new label dataset, which is then used to train the reward model, a process that can more effectively expand the number of databases. the third step is model tuning, that is, through reinforcement learning algorithm, a question is randomly selected in the data set and a corresponding answer is generated, and a scaling reward value is determined for the answer based on the reward model of the previous step, and the reward is fed back to the model for fine tuning and optimization, and through continuous repetition, the chatgpt model that can meet the needs is finally trained. 2.2. application characteristics of chatgpt in general, the main characteristics of the model in the application process can be summarized as follows: firstly, have comprehensive judgment and processing ability. because of its massive database, powerful computing power and efficient training model, chatgpt can not only 53 collect, organize and analyze existing text data autonomously like existing artificial intelligence models. moreover, it can further assist human beings to complete various tasks such as content creation, report writing, academic paper writing, program code writing and language translation with high quality, and even complete some complex logical reasoning work in some scenarios. in addition, through the continuous training of the supervised strategy model, chatgpt will also have a certain logical judgment consistent with human values, so that it can refuse to answer some unreasonable or improper requirements, so as to avoid being used by some people and contribute to its own application value. secondly, have the ability to actively adapt to human commands. chatgpt changes the previous human-computer interaction mode, and integrates functions such as "human preference knowledge" into chatgpt, so that it can more accurately understand human purpose intentions, understand human language expression, and thus better understand human commands. in the new human-computer interaction mode, chatgpt's "human-like capability" will also be further improved, and it will be able to better personalize interaction with users, thus improving the user's experience. thirdly, with adaptive learning and reasoning ability. by inserting the method of training return model into the daily use of chatgpt, it can have strong adaptive learning ability, and can constantly revise, improve and optimize the output result according to the user's feedback intention, which enables it to infer the user's next intention according to human communication habits, and constantly optimize the output result. to generate answers that satisfy users. 3. possible applications of chatgpt in translation field with the development of information technology, as a new type of artificial intelligence, chatgpt can translate texts between different languages to achieve cross-language communication and international trade. compared with traditional translation methods, chatgpt's translation is more accurate and smooth, and it can better retain the meaning and style of the original text. it has a wide range of possible application prospects in the field of translation. this technology also has a wide range of application prospects in tourism, business, international exchanges and other fields. 3.1. improve the function of intelligent translation management chatgpt is widely used, and the translation function is widely used in all applications. the principle is that chatgpt is capable of deep learning algorithms to further learn human language and thus translate the language. in the intelligent translation carried out by chatgpt, its functions mainly include: first, machine translation. chatgpt is capable of multiple language translation, input one language into the machine translation, and use the tool to obtain another language translation. second, terminology management. the term management function of chatgpt can improve the accuracy of translation. by using chatgpt to manage relevant translation terms, you can better improve the accuracy of translated text. third, translation quality assessment. in the process of actual translation, it is a difficult and complicated task for translation workers to evaluate translation quality, and the application of chatgpt can effectively evaluate translation quality. studies have shown that ai chatbots can assist students in setting learning goals [1] and evaluating students' l2 vocabulary level [2], which is conducive to independent learning.users enter text into the tool, and chatgpt compares the translated text with the source text and makes more effective suggestions. fourth, language recognition and content generation functions. chatgpt has effective language recognition function. by recognizing the corresponding language, it can generate the corresponding text and realize real-time translation of multiple languages, thus improving the editing of translation. fifth, workflow assistance. because chatgpt has the ability to translate complex text, the use of the tool makes it easier for workers to carry out workflow management, thus enabling better translation, translation queries, terminology management and other functions.translation is a creative language activity with strong practicability. translator competence consists of language competence, text competence, disciplinary competence, cultural competence, transformation competence [4], instrumental competence, strategic competence and cognitive competence [5]. to improve your translation skills without a lot of practice is like trying to learn to swim without going into the water. of course, practice should also be scientific. it is best to first find some difficult to meet their own level and have chinese translation materials for translation practice. one's own translation is checked against another's. first, see if they are accurate in understanding, then see if their expression is in line with the chinese language habits, and find out the shortcomings. 3.2. integration of multiple intelligent translation efficiency chatgpt has the function of intelligent translation, the adoption of intelligent translation is the use of artificial intelligence technology, natural language processing technology and machine learning algorithms, so that the computer can translate according to the text content. in the translation process, the source language text is mainly divided and understood, and the corresponding text is generated. intelligent translation can effectively improve the efficiency, accuracy and fluency of translation, so that cross-language and cross-text communication is more smooth. among them, chatgpt's specific applications in intelligent translation include: first, instant translation. users will be able to translate in real time while communicating and having conversations with chatgpt. in the actual application process, whether oral communication or written text communication, as long as the relevant source language is input into chatgpt, the desired language translation content can be obtained. this real-time translation function can be effectively applied to travel, business communication and cultural communication. second, multilingual translation. because chatgpt has high intelligence and can handle multiple languages, the tool can be used to achieve translation and transformation between multiple languages, especially for commonly used english, chinese, russian, japanese, korean, french and even minority languages, chatgpt can be used for multi-language translation, and the translation results are accurate, efficient and smooth. third, cultural adaptability. in the process of using chatgpt for multi-language translation, it can not only realize the translation and transformation between different languages and texts, but also combine the characteristics of local culture, language and customs for conversion, and fully 54 consider the cultural differences and idioms in the process of language translation. chatgpt can learn the language and culture by storing a large amount of language data, so that the translation can be more in line with the cultural customs of the target language, with a high degree of humanization. fourth, the application of translation software. chatgpt has been widely used in the field of translation, and many translation software have begun to use chatgpt technology to further improve the efficiency and quality of translation. google translate, for example, has introduced chatgpt technology to improve its translation capabilities. fifth, cross-language communication. chatgpt can act as an efficient translation assistant, which can effectively help people to translate and communicate in real time in crosslanguage communication, and can be used in many international conferences and business exchanges. sixth, network translation. in the internet, the use of chatgpt can automatically translate web pages and articles, so that people can understand different language information when surfing the internet. automatically translate web pages and articles so that people can more easily access information in different languages. 3.3. promote the feasibility of high-quality translation we are in the midst of a revolution led by ai technology, especially in the field of translation technology, and the rapid development of chatgpt technology is changing the way we work and learn. chatgpt's impact on ai-assisted translation is huge, especially positive. first, it is conducive to improving the accuracy of translation. to a certain extent, chatgpt can effectively improve the accuracy of translation. the huge data processing and collection functions, combined with machine learning algorithms, can greatly improve the efficiency of translation. second, it has the characteristics of fast turnover. in general, it takes a long time for human translation to complete the text translation, and sometimes the translation may take several days due to the difficulty of the text. in contrast, chatgpt translation is instantaneous and can complete the translation in a few seconds with high turnover. third, it is more versatile. powered by artificial intelligence, chatgpt has other uses besides translating text, and since chatgpt is a general-purpose language model designed for machine translation, chatgpt can perform a variety of language-related tasks, including text editing, email composing, and so on. chatgpt is capable of performing a variety of complex tasks, generating languages, managing conversations, and more. fourth, process data at scale. chatgpt can process a large amount of language data, and its learning mode and recognition mode can process a large number of translation tasks, improving the accuracy of translation, and improving the fluency of translation in large-scale data processing. it has a great influence. in addition, the large-scale data processing ability enables it to have a massive corpus and online resources, which enables it to continuously optimize its translation ability and be more realistic in practical scenarios. fifth, realize intelligent context conversion. the model can improve the ability of context understanding and the efficiency of context conversion. in the process of translation, it can not only translate a single sentence, but also combine the context of the translated text. chatgpt's powerful information processing capability enables it to maintain the consistency and coherence of the translated text during the translation process, making the translated text more suitable to the actual situation. sixth, it can achieve personalized customization according to user needs. chatgpt can adjust and optimize relevant functions according to the user's feedback and guidance in the actual use process. according to the user's translation habits, it can better understand the user's preferences, and provide users with more personalized translation services to achieve personalized customization. 4. the application dilemma of chatgpt in the field of translation in a revolution led by artificial intelligence technology, especially in the field of translation technology, the rapid development of chatgpt technology is changing the way we work and learn. however, the challenges and problems posed by new technologies are equally prominent. although chatgpt seems to have taken the translation world by storm, its knowledge database is limited to translations of information provided by the company it founded, and lacks an understanding of linguistic context or nuance, so language experts remain skeptical of its translation accuracy. 4.1. the psychological dependence on translation technology everything has two sides. the use of chapt can improve translation teaching and independent learning, but the use of technology will indirectly make the teachers and students of translation rely on technology. according to a questionnaire, 80.4% of the 41 translation majors think chatgpt is helpful to translation, but 68.2% of the students think chatgpt will become dependent on the use of the questionnaire, and they will unconsciously use translation technology in the translation process, and then modify and edit. it can be seen that most students worry about technology dependence when using chatgpt in english translation courses. therefore, teachers and students should be alert to the technology and not rely on it when using chatgpt. in addition, at present, chatgpt has officially launched the chatgpt-4 version, to achieve a larger upgrade, has been able to meet the voice input, large text input (pdf recognition), image ocr recognition input and other ways, and then generate content. however, chatgpt genuine open source software originated from overseas, and users need to use overseas mobile phone numbers when registering, which is difficult for domestic users to achieve. in response to this problem, many language model pages have been developed in china, whose functions and usage are similar to that of chatgpt registered abroad, which can be used by registering with your domestic mobile phone number, but the number of free uses is limited. one of the more famous is the wenxin yi 4) tool developed by baidu company, which is a knowledge enhancement large language model, the function is similar to chaigpt, can achieve literary creation, copywriting, mathematical logic calculation, chinese understanding, multi-modal generation and other aspects of the function. with such ai assistance, learning office efficiency will be rapidly improved. however, the use of tools should be moderate, and excessive use of technologyassisted translation may lead to technology dependence. 4.2. increase the digital gap in translation the concept of digital divide was put forward in 1989, "in 55 the context of the information age, in the process of transformation from industrial society to information society, due to different subjects (countries, regions, industries, enterprises, people) in the internet and other emerging information technology access and use gaps." this has led to a series of phenomena, such as uneven technology popularization, unequal economic development, uneven knowledge distribution and social differentiation." [4] the emergence of chatgpt is in the context of the information age such as big data and internet +. the emergence of this technology has aroused widespread discussion around the world. since chatgpt was released two months ago, its registered users have passed 100 million, becoming the fastest growing technical tool in human history. as mentioned above, chatgpt can be widely used in various industries, and the use of translation technology plays an increasingly prominent role in foreign language teaching. therefore, the ability to master chatgpt is very important for translation teachers and students. at present, the rapid development of social science and technology, educational technology means are also increasingly updated, the future artificial intelligence technology will also show up in various industries. in the era of artificial intelligent-generated content, a good command of chatgpt can effectively help teachers and students improve their translation ability and make use of technology to empower them. the lack of relevant knowledge or skills of chatgpt will make the digital gap between teachers and teachers, students and students widening, which is not conducive to the personal development of teachers and students in the future. therefore, teachers and students should take the initiative to learn and master new translation technologies to improve their information literacy, constantly narrow the gap brought by the digital divide, better cope with the digital world, and enhance their adaptability to the future digital society. 4.3. deepening the ethical issues of translation technology with the rapid development of artificial intelligence, science and technology have given human beings unprecedented power. people continue to enjoy the convenience brought by science and technology, and the effective application of chatgpt in the teaching of translation courses is a ready-made example. it can effectively improve the efficiency and quality of translation, but at the same time, it also brings about the ethical problems of translation technology. technical ethics of translation is the projection of technical ethics in the field of translation, and it is an integral part of translation ethics. the ethics of translation technology is an urgent problem in translation studies. in the past, translation was an ethical relationship between the translator (the subject) and the object (the object) of translation, and the translator only needed to deal with his own problems and translate according to the needs of society. however, the application of chatgpt to translation teaching will make this phenomenon different from the past. after inputting the command "does the translation process using chatgpt have translation ethics issues?" in chatgpt, the reply was "chatgpt is an artificial intelligence dialogue robot based on language model, which does not have corresponding translation ethics and moral awareness, and automatically generates reply content based on algorithm and big data statistical training." it can be seen that chatgpt knows that it has no awareness of translation ethics. moreover, there is also an obvious warning on the chatgpt page: inducing chatgpt to generate illegal and illegal harmful information will be severely punished by the judiciary. this suggests that teachers and students of translation majors should follow translation ethics and ethics when using chatgpt, be wary of machine-generated content, treat the translated content objectively and neutrally, and ensure that the technology is intended to facilitate teaching, not disrupt normal translation courses. at the same time, the state and government should formulate corresponding legal norms to protect the use of chatgpt, and the translation industry should also issue corresponding translation ethics norms to guide translation practice. the study of the ethics of translation technology is a relatively new topic in translation studies, and the new ethical issues brought about by the development of translation technology need to be discussed in depth. long-term reliance on chatgpt for knowledge acquisition may lead to a single channel for students to acquire knowledge, lack of critical review of knowledge sources, and will encounter great difficulties in building a systematic knowledge system, developing critical thinking ability and forming knowledge security ability. 5. chatgpt's coping strategies in the field of translation in order to deal with the series of risks that may be caused by chatgpt, through the above discussion, this research mainly proposes targeted solutions and countermeasures from the following aspects to solve the dilemma of artificial intelligence chatgpt in the field of translation, so as to promote the further development of machine translation in the era of artificial intelligence. 5.1. continuously strengthen the practical ability of translation the application of chatgpt in the translation course can improve the translation efficiency and improve the comprehensive quality of teachers and students. however, the translation course itself is a practical course, and teachers and students who use chatgpt for auxiliary translation many times in the translation course will have a psychological dependence on technology. in order to solve this dilemma, teachers and students can try to strengthen translation practice. first of all, teachers should consciously increase students' translation practice in class, search for translation materials from different disciplines for students to translate, and gradually get rid of their dependence on technology by increasing the number of independent exercises. in this process, translation ability will continue to improve. secondly, students are encouraged to take catti(china accredita-tion test for translators and interpreters) level 2 and level 3, which is an examination of translation and translation ability sponsored by translators association of china. in the process of preparing for the examination, teachers and students are encouraged to take part in the examination. they will promote their own translation skills in different translation materials. these types of examinations require teachers and students to complete independently without the help of any equipment, and they can gradually overcome the psychology of relying on translation technology in the preparation of the examination. finally, the competition promotes the improvement of translation ability. support and encourage translation teachers and students to actively participate in 56 national translation competitions for college students, such as han suyin translation competition and translation and translation competitions held by various provinces, so that teachers and students can continuously hone their skills in multiple participation exercises and gradually overcome the psychological dependence on technology in the competition.. 5.2. continuously improve information literacy throughout the history of human development, every major social change cannot be separated from the support of technology. the application of chatgpt in translation courses will undoubtedly change the previous teaching mode and make translation technology occupy a place in the classroom. however, the digital gap between users and nonusers in the translation classroom will be further widened by the translation technology represented by chatgpt. therefore, teachers and students of translation majors should continue to improve their information literacy. information literacy is essential for teachers and students of translation majors. according to wang shaoshuang's research on translators' information literacy, technology application ability is one of the essential abilities. "every translator should choose the right technical tools according to the translation task, which can effectively make up for the limitations of his own experience and knowledge, and better adapt to the requirements of translation work." the path to improve the information literacy of teachers and students majoring in translation can be explored from the following aspects: first, schools should strengthen the investment in network resource equipment, further improve the hardware level of electronic equipment, and configure computer-aided translation laboratories and simultaneous interpretation laboratories suitable for teachers and students majoring in translation. secondly, students majoring in translation should set up courses related to translation technology and continuously improve their information literacy in professional courses. finally, teachers and students of translation majors should make use of network resources to continuously learn translation technologies related to translation majors, such as machine translation, computeraided translation, post-translation editing, corpus construction, etc., so as to continuously improve information literacy and lay a solid foundation for future development of information literacy. in today's era of artificial intelligence, big data and information technology, information literacy is indispensable for every translation teacher and student, especially for every translation major student to be familiar with and able to apply common translation technologies, such as computer-assisted translation, chatgpt, corpus establishment and search, internet search technology, etc. the improvement of information literacy and technology application ability is necessary to reduce the digital divide gap. 5.3. strengthening the establishment of ethical standards for technology based on the above analysis, the application of chatgpt in english translation courses will bring about technical ethical risks. the study intends to put forward suggestions from the following aspects: first, the ethical standards of translation technology should be gradually completed with the participation, discussion and formulation of translation technology ethics experts, including the translation association of china, the institute of artificial intelligence translation and translation, legal and legislative departments, and translation technology research and development industries. secondly, technology research and development companies design algorithms and provide technical services to support the further development of industry-wide translation technology and develop user protocols under this industry technical ethics standard. at present, the translation association of china is working on the code of ethics for machine translation (draft for comment), and it is expected that the first industry standard on the ethics of translation technology will appear soon. in addition, the legislative department can formulate relevant translation technology ethics laws according to the requirements of translation technology research and development companies, based on the advice of technical ethics experts or referring to foreign laws and regulations on translation technology ethics. the formulation of this law should take into account the interests of translation technology research and development companies and take into account the data privacy of users. finally, ethics education in translation technology can be strengthened in english translation courses. according to the author's search and observation, in the current translation education and research, the education and research of translation technology ethics still lack of due attention, and there is still a large space waiting for further exploration. therefore, more attention should be paid to the ethical awareness of translation technology in translation education. therefore, in terms of data ethics, it is necessary to strengthen the review of training data, use diverse and balanced data to train chatgpt, reduce the risk of bias and discrimination from the underlying corpus, and improve the neutrality and objectivity of data. in the process of using education-related data, transparency should be enhanced to ensure that data sources and use processes are legitimate; raise awareness of data security and consciously safeguard the political, cultural and ideological security of data. in terms of translation ethics, on the one hand, we should strengthen translation data ethics education, guide students to protect the legitimate rights and interests of translation data stakeholders, and prevent translation data security from being damaged due to translation data infringement, data leakage, data abuse and data alienation. on the other hand, it is necessary to improve students' awareness of translation ethics through various methods, guide students to strengthen ethical review in posttranslation editing, reduce the hidden bias and discrimination in machine translation, and improve students' practical ability of translation ethics. 6. conclusion to sum up, in the current era of science and technology, it should be clearly recognized that the rapid iteration and popularization of artificial intelligence technologies such as chatgpt have formed new risks and challenges. in this regard, we can take the following three preventive measures. firstly, the technical ethics of translation practitioners should be improved. chatgpt has been widely used and rapidly popularized in the field of translation, because of its convenient and powerful functions, translation practitioners are easy to see its advantages but not its disadvantages, overrelying on the powerful functions of chatgpt, but ignoring the hidden potential risks. secondly, improve the translator's search quotient and inquiry quotient. chatgpt's translation generation function is relatively powerful, although it saves the translator's labor, but it may gradually devour the 57 translator's creativity. one of the most important strategies to maintain and improve translators' creativity is to strengthen the cultivation of translators' search and inquiry. on the one hand, although chatgpt's translation is of high quality, it often makes mistakes and even has a phenomenon of serious nonsense. finally, improve the supervision mechanism. chatgpt and other artificial intelligence technologies are developing very rapidly and have very comprehensive functions, but their essence is still a tool, and there is no good or evil in itself, and the key to pros and cons lies in human use. therefore, actively use multiple channels to improve the research and development and use of artificial intelligence regulatory mechanisms. chatgpt is here, and there are bound to be more powerful artificial intelligence tools in the future, and the translation field may encounter a greater impact and a more uncertain future. blind dependence will inevitably lead to crisis trouble, escape and anxiety naturally is not a good solution. keep a clear head, face the industry situation, calmly reflect on human-machine ethics, scientifically understand the ethical risks of artificial intelligence technology, formulate a sound supervision mechanism, and strive to build a harmonious ethical relationship between man and machine, man and technology, create a favorable ethical ecology for chatgpt and other artificial intelligence technology, restrain its disadvantages, and give play to its advantages. it is a good way to realize good governance of technology. references [1] hew k f, huang w, du j, et al. using chatbots to support student goal setting and social presence in fullyonline activities: learner engagement and perceptions [j].journal of computing in higher education,2023(1): 40-68. 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[5] pacte group. investigating translation competence: conceptual and methodological issues [j].meta, 2005(2):609619. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 62 research on regulations on software update of intelligent connected vehicles yuzhe wang a, zhapa mu b, yongjian zhu c, manna wang d, xuebin shao e catarc automotive test center (tianjin) co., ltd tianjin, china a wangyuzhe@catarc.ac.cn, b muzhapa@catarc.ac.cn, c zhuyongjian@catarc.ac.cn, d wangmanna@catarc.ac.cn, e shaoxuebin@catarc.ac.cn abstract: with the rapid development of intelligent connected vehicle technology, software updates have become the key to improving vehicle performance and safety. however, frequent software updates also create new challenges for information security and compliance. the purpose of this article is to discuss the management strategy of software update for intelligent connected vehicles and analyze the existing regulatory requirements to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the software update process. keywords: over-the-air (ota); intelligent and connected vehicle; software online updating; standard regulation. 1. introduction over the past few decades, the automotive industry has undergone tremendous changes, especially with the rapid development of intelligent networking technology [1], where the car is not just a simple means of transportation, but also a complex intelligent system. connected and autonomous vehicles (cavs) are connected to the internet and enable the acquisition and exchange of information in real time, thereby improving driving safety, vehicle performance, and user experience. however, this transformation also comes with a number of challenges, especially in terms of software management and information security. before over-the-air (ota) update technology was widely used in the automotive industry, when there was a problem with the car system, it was often necessary to rely on the automaker to repair it through recalls. this method is not only time-consuming, labor-intensive, but also costly. the introduction of ota update technology has made online repair possible, significantly improving work efficiency and reducing maintenance costs [2]. as a result, many car manufacturers are adopting this technology. however, with the popularity of ota upscaling technology, concerns about abuse have also arisen. some automakers have taken a relatively arbitrary approach to software updates for connected cars, performing automatic updates without fully explaining the situation to users. considering that cars are closely related to the safety of users' lives, some manufacturers rush to release intelligent connected car systems that are incomplete or not fully validated, trying to solve potential problems with subsequent software updates. there is a clear lack of rigor in this approach. at present, the management of automotive products mainly relies on type certification, which requires the standards of vehicles to comply with relevant national regulations. however, with the spread of software update technology, car manufacturers can easily bypass the existing automotive product management system and arbitrarily change key parameters such as vehicle safety, emissions, and energy consumption, thereby obtaining undue benefits. this situation can lead to problems with the consistency of automobile production and pose a challenge to the existing management system. therefore, it is particularly necessary to carry out research on policies and regulations on software update of intelligent networked vehicles at home and abroad. 2. the development of automotive otas the development of automotive over-the-air (ota) technology is a revolutionary advancement in the field of intelligent and connected vehicles, which enables automakers to remotely update and manage vehicle software and firmware over wireless networks. the evolution of this technology began with the traditional way of updating physical media, such as cd, usb, etc., and the user needs to manually install the update into the vehicle, which is not only cumbersome, but also prone to version inconsistencies and security risks. with the advancement of wireless communication technology, especially the popularization of 3g, 4g and 5g networks, automakers are beginning to explore the possibility of remote updates over mobile networks, thus improving the convenience and efficiency of updates [3] ota technology is constantly expanding, adding new features and improving existing ones, in addition to fixing software vulnerabilities, allowing vehicles to continuously improve performance and user experience. this flexibility allows consumers to enjoy a wider range of automotive services, satisfying their needs for intelligence and personalization. at the same time, ota technology also provides an important security guarantee for automakers, able to push security patches in a timely manner to protect vehicles from cyber-attacks and information leaks. changes in market demand are another important factor driving the rapid development of ota technology. modern consumers are not only concerned about the hardware performance of their cars, but also look forward to the everchanging software features and services. in addition, the rise of emerging automakers such as tesla has put tremendous competitive pressure on traditional automakers, prompting them to accelerate the speed and frequency of software updates to remain competitive in the market. with the popularity of ota technology, regulations and standards are constantly evolving. for example, standards such as r156 and iso 24089 issued by the united nations put 63 forward requirements for the management of automotive software updates, ensuring the security and compliance of the update process. the implementation of these regulations not only regulates the behavior of automakers, but also strengthens consumer trust in the security of automotive software. looking to the future, the development of automotive ota technology will continue to move in the direction of intelligence and automation. the rollout of 5g technology will further improve the speed and reliability of ota updates, enabling large-scale data transmission and real-time updates. in addition, future ota updates will be smarter, with the ability to automatically push updates based on vehicle usage and user preferences, improving the user experience. however, with the popularity of ota technology, cybersecurity issues will also become a significant challenge, and manufacturers need to continuously strengthen security measures to ensure the safety of vehicles during the update process. in short, the development of automotive ota technology has not only changed the way the automotive industry manages software, but also promoted the entire industry to move towards a higher level of intelligence and digitalization. with the continuous advancement of technology and the growth of market demand, ota will become an important part of the future of intelligent connected vehicles, greatly improving the safety, reliability and user experience of vehicles. 3. international regulatory standards 3.1. unece r156 r156 regulation, that is, wp.29/r156 issued by the united nations economic commission for europe (unece), mainly regulates automotive software updates and software update management systems (sums). the regulation was introduced to ensure the safety and reliability of connected vehicles when performing software updates, especially in the context of the increasing popularity of over-the-air (ota) technology [4]. 3.1.1. background and purpose with the rapid development of intelligent and connected vehicles, the software system of vehicles is becoming more and more complex, and the frequency and importance of software updates are also increasing. the r156 regulation was introduced to regulate the behavior of car manufacturers when performing software updates; ensure the security of the update process and prevent potential cyber security risks; increase consumer trust in the security of connected vehicle software. 3.1.2. scope of application the r156 regulation applies to all newly produced automobiles and sets out a timeline for implementation: new vehicles will be required to comply with the regulation from july 2022. existing vehicles will have until july 2024 to comply with the regulations. 3.1.3. software update management system (sums) the r156 regulation requires automakers to establish a software update management system (sums) that should cover the following areas: online update requirements: automakers must have complete documentation to ensure the quality and safety of software updates. this includes a detailed description of the vehicle parameters before and after the update, as well as documentation of the rxswin (software identifier) associated with the vehicle type. safety policy requirements: manufacturers need to develop an effective safety management strategy to address the risks that may arise during the software update process and ensure the safety of the vehicle during the update process. update record requirements: automobile manufacturers are required to keep detailed records of the online update process to ensure the accuracy and safety of the operation, and the records should be completed by qualified technicians. general requirements for vehicle models: clarify the authenticity and completeness of software updates, ensure that each rxswin is uniquely identifiable, and prevent tampering. model online update requirements: specify the safety requirements of the vehicle during the software update process, including preparation before the update, operational restrictions during the update, and post-update notifications and status confirmations. 3.1.4. update process regulation r156 specifies a standardized software update process that includes the following steps: update preparation: make sure the vehicle meets the necessary conditions, check whether the battery is sufficient, and provide the user with an update notification. update implementation: during the update process, ensure that the user cannot drive the vehicle and avoid any actions that may affect the update. post-update confirmation: once the update is complete, the user is notified of the update result, ensuring that all relevant documentation and user manuals are updated, and confirming the vehicle's safety status in the event of an update failure or interruption. 3.1.5. compliance & oversight the r156 regulation requires automakers to remain compliant during the software update process and to be subject to oversight by the relevant regulatory bodies. this includes regular audits and inspections to ensure the effectiveness and security of their software update management system. 3.1.6. conclusion the implementation of the r156 regulation will help improve the software security of intelligent and connected vehicles, ensuring that consumers can enjoy the convenience of technological advancements while being fully secured. with the rollout and enforcement of regulations, it is expected to drive further developments in software management and cybersecurity in the automotive industry. 3.2. iso 24089 iso 24089 is a standard published by the international organization for standardization (iso) to provide guidance on the safety of connected vehicles, particularly in software management and cybersecurity. the full name of the standard is iso 24089:2021 road vehicles — cybersecurity engineering — guidelines for the management of cybersecurity risks in the lifecycle of road vehicles [5] 3.2.1. background and purpose with the rapid development of intelligent and connected vehicles, the complexity of vehicle electronic systems and software is increasing, and cybersecurity issues are becoming 64 increasingly prominent. iso 24089 provides a comprehensive cyber risk management framework; guiding automakers and relevant stakeholders to effectively manage cybersecurity risks throughout the vehicle lifecycle; promote standardization and consistency in cybersecurity in the automotive industry. 3.2.2. scope of application iso 24089 applies to all types of road vehicles, including passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and heavy vehicles. the standard applies to the entire life cycle of a vehicle, including the design, development, production, operation, maintenance, and end-of-life phases. 3.2.3. core content the core content of iso 24089 includes the following aspects: 3.2.3.1 cybersecurity risk management risk identification: identify cybersecurity risks associated with vehicles, including potential attack paths and threat sources. risk assessment: assess the severity and likelihood of identified risks to determine their impact on vehicle safety. risk controls: develop and implement controls to mitigate cybersecurity risks, including technical and administrative measures. 3.2.3.2 lifecycle management design phase: in the vehicle design phase, cyber security considerations are taken into account to ensure the design of the safety architecture. development phase: during the software development process, secure coding standards and tests are implemented to identify and remediate security vulnerabilities. production phase: ensuring safety in the production process, including the management of the supply chain. operational phase: implement continuous cybersecurity monitoring and maintenance measures during vehicle operation. maintenance and scrapping phase: ensure the safe handling and destruction of data during vehicle maintenance and scrapping. 3.2.3.3 compliance & audit compliance requirements: ensure that vehicles comply with relevant cybersecurity regulations and standards throughout their lifecycle. audits and assessments: conduct regular cyber security audits and assessments to verify the effectiveness of risk management measures. 3.2.4. implementation guidelines iso 24089 provides a set of implementation guidelines to help automakers and relevant stakeholders apply cybersecurity risk management frameworks in practice. these guidelines include: develop cybersecurity policies and procedures. establish cross-functional teams to ensure that all departments work together. conduct training and awareness raising to enhance employees' cybersecurity awareness. 3.2.5. conclusion the implementation of iso 24089 will help improve the cybersecurity of connected vehicles, ensuring that consumers can enjoy the convenience of technological advancements while being fully secured. as cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, iso 24089 provides a dynamic and adaptable risk management framework for the automotive industry, contributing to the industry's sustainable development. 3.3. r156 regulation different with iso 24089 there are significant differences between the r156 regulation and the iso 24089 standard when it comes to the safety management of connected vehicles. the r156 regulation is mainly aimed at automotive software updates and software update management systems (sums), and its core purpose is to ensure that the safety and reliability of the vehicle are guaranteed during the software update process. the regulation sets out specific implementation requirements and timelines that apply to all newly produced vehicles, emphasizing the compliance process that manufacturers must follow when making software updates to protect the safety of consumers. in contrast, the iso 24089 standard provides a comprehensive cybersecurity risk management framework that focuses on cybersecurity management throughout the vehicle lifecycle. the standard covers not only the identification and assessment of cybersecurity risks in the vehicle design and development phase, but also the safety management in the operation, maintenance, and end-of-life phases. iso 24089 emphasizes continuous risk management and aims to improve the overall management of cybersecurity by automakers and relevant stakeholders. in addition, the r156 regulation is mandatory, requiring car manufacturers to follow specific legal regulations and be supervised by regulatory bodies, while the iso 24089 standard is a voluntary standard, although not mandatory, but recommended for manufacturers to follow, to improve standardization and consistency in the industry. overall, r156 focuses on compliance and security for software updates, while iso 24089 focuses on comprehensive cybersecurity risk management, covering a broader range of content and implementation phases. 4. domestic regulatory standards the notice on further strengthening the supervision of over-the-air (ota) technology recalls is an important policy document issued by the state administration for market regulation of the people's republic of china (samr) to enhance the supervision of the remote software update process to ensure the safety and rights of consumers. the notice requires automakers to file with regulators, submit detailed update plans and risk assessments, and establish a comprehensive recall mechanism to deal with potential safety hazards before making ota updates. at the same time, manufacturers are required to inform users of the update content and potential risks in advance, and regulators will conduct regular supervision and inspection to ensure the implementation of various regulations. the implementation of this notice will help standardize the ota update behavior in the automotive industry and enhance consumer trust in intelligent connected vehicles. the "opinions on strengthening the access management of intelligent connected vehicle manufacturers and products" was issued by the ministry of industry and information technology (miit) on july 30, 2021. the opinions clarify the requirements for access management of icv manufacturers, including enterprise qualification review, product technical standards, quality management system and safety assessment. by establishing a strict access mechanism, it aims to ensure the safety, reliability and technological 65 advancement of intelligent networked vehicles, and prevent potential safety risks. at the same time, the opinion also encourages enterprises to strengthen technological innovation and research and development, promote the sustainable development of the intelligent networked vehicle industry, enhance the competitiveness of the overall industry, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers. gb 44496-2024 "general technical requirements for automotive software updates" has been released in august 2024 and is a national standard formulated in china for automotive software updates, aiming to ensure the security, reliability and transparency of the software update process. the standard covers aspects such as software update management system and vehicle model testing. its release provides specifications and guidance for automakers and software developers, helping to improve the quality and safety of automotive software management. 5. conclusion r156, iso 24089, the opinions on strengthening the access management of intelligent connected vehicle manufacturers and products, and the notice on further strengthening the supervision of vehicle remote update (ota) technology recalls, as well as gb, jointly emphasize the compliance and management requirements for intelligent networked vehicles in terms of software updates and cybersecurity. these regulations and standards are designed to ensure that automakers can effectively protect user data, vehicle functional safety and cybersecurity when performing software updates, and promote the healthy development of the automotive industry. looking ahead, with the continuous advancement of intelligent networked vehicle technology, the improvement of relevant regulations and standards will further promote the standardization of the industry, enhance consumer trust, and ensure the development of intelligent vehicles in a 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(2021). iso 24089:2021 road vehicles -cybersecurity engineering -guidelines for the management of cybersecurity risks in the lifecycle of road vehicles. international organization for standardization. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 53 high‐speed image process in pharmaceutical bottle production basing opencv xinfeng chen *, zhoujing wu wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou zhejiang, 325000, china * corresponding author: xinfeng chen abstract: in pharmaceutical production, the quality of medicine bottles is crucial for ensuring drug safety and efficacy. traditional manual visual inspection methods are inefficient, costly, and prone to errors. to address these issues, this paper proposes a real-time bottle defect detection system based on opencv and python, which uses computer vision technology for automatic defect detection, thereby improving efficiency and accuracy. the paper discusses the background of bottle quality inspection, the problems with traditional methods, and the advantages of computer vision technology. it details the system’s design, implementation, and algorithm optimization. experimental results demonstrate that the system performs well in terms of real-time capability and accuracy, and suggestions for improvements are provided. overall, this paper offers a comprehensive reference for the design and application of a real-time bottle defect detection system based on opencv and python. keywords: opencv; image process; machine vision; prediction. 1. introduction in the pharmaceutical industry, medicine bottles are a crucial component of drug packaging, and their quality directly impacts the safety and efficacy of the drugs. however, traditional bottle quality inspection methods often rely on manual visual checks, which are inefficient, subjective, and error-prone, failing to meet the demands of large-scale production. therefore, there is an urgent need and significant importance in developing a real-time bottle defect detection system based on computer vision and image processing technology. image processing and computer vision technology refers to a technique that uses computers to process and analyze images. it encompasses various aspects such as image acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, object detection, and classification. in industrial production, image processing and computer vision technology are widely used in fields such as product quality inspection, defect detection, and automated recognition. basically, opencv is an open-source computer vision library that offers a wide range of image processing and computer vision algorithms, including image processing, feature detection, object tracking, and machine learning functionalities. it supports multiple programming languages, such as c++ and python, and is widely used in fields such as image processing, medical imaging analysis, robotics vision, and security surveillance. python, as a concise and powerful programming language, also has extensive applications in the field of image processing. with python’s image processing libraries (such as pil, scikit-image, etc.) and tools like opencv, it is possible to perform image reading, processing, analysis, and visualization. additionally, python features a rich array of scientific computing libraries and machine learning libraries, enabling the integration of image processing techniques for more complex applications. numerous studies have focused on developing computer vision-based defect detection systems across various fields, including agriculture [1], art works, games and industry [2]. however, research on real-time defect detection for medicine bottles is relatively scarce, with existing methods often limited to static image analysis and lacking real-time capabilities and accuracy. therefore, it is essential to conduct research on real-time defect detection systems for medicine bottles to fill this gap and enhance quality control in pharmaceutical production lines. 2. problem identification bottle defect detection technology refers to the use of image processing and computer vision techniques to assess the quality of medicine bottles, identifying and classifying defects. common defects in medicine bottles include body damage, foreign objects, and missing caps. through suitable algorithms and systems, automatic detection and recognition of bottle defects can be achieved, improving production efficiency and product quality. 3. research methodology a real-time bottle defect detection system based on opencv and python combines image processing and computer vision technologies [3]. it involves real-time acquisition of bottle images, followed by preprocessing, feature extraction, and classification, ultimately enabling accurate detection and analysis of defects. this system is characterized by its real-time performance and efficiency and can be widely applied in quality control on pharmaceutical production lines, enhancing production efficiency and product quality. (1) environment setup to ensure that the system operates effectively in a real production environment, the experimental environment should closely mimic the conditions of the production line. the setup of the experimental environment includes: hardware environment: use high-performance computers equipped with multi-core cpus and appropriate gpus to meet real-time processing requirements. software environment: utilize python as the programming language and opencv as the image processing library. 54 additionally, use yolov8 or pytorch for training deep learning models. camera setup: install the camera at appropriate locations on the production line to ensure clear capture of bottle images. after setting up the experimental environment, system parameters need to be fine-tuned. key parameters for tuning include: threshold setting: adjust the threshold for defect detection based on the samples in the dataset. detection speed: improve detection speed while maintaining accuracy. model training: choose the appropriate model architecture based on the size and complexity of the dataset and adjust parameters such as the learning rate. (2) system design the architecture design of a real-time bottle defect detection system includes both hardware and software components. the hardware part primarily consists of cameras, image acquisition devices, and computers. figure 1. system framework the software part primarily includes image processing algorithms, defect detection algorithms, and user interfaces. the key to the system architecture design is to ensure the realtime capability of image acquisition, the accuracy of image processing, and the stability of the system. the image processing workflow design is the core component of a real-time bottle defect detection system. it mainly includes four steps: image acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, and defect detection. image acquisition captures real-time images of the bottles using cameras. preprocessing involves operations such as noise reduction, grayscale conversion, and edge detection. feature extraction involves extracting features from the image, such as color, texture, and shape. defect detection uses a trained model to classify and recognize defects based on the extracted features. the implementation of defect detection algorithms is a key part of a real-time bottle defect detection system. commonly used algorithms include support vector machines (svm) [4] and convolutional neural networks (cnn). in python, these algorithms can be implemented using opencv and other machine learning libraries. first, image features are extracted and converted into a format suitable for training. then, a dataset is used for training the model. finally, the trained model is applied to actual bottle defect detection. (3) system performance evaluation method system performance evaluation is a crucial component of a real-time bottle defect detection system and primarily includes metrics such as accuracy, recall, and f1 score. accuracy refers to the ratio of the number of defects correctly detected by the system to the total number of defects detected. recall is the ratio of the number of defects correctly detected by the system to the total number of actual defects present. the f1 score is the harmonic mean of precision and recall. by evaluating these metrics, one can comprehensively assess the system’s performance and optimize and improve the system based on the evaluation results. (4) implementation to test the real-time bottle defect detection system based on opencv and python, it is necessary to collect a large number of image data featuring both normal and defective bottles. this data is collected from the production lines of pharmaceutical companies and includes the following types of defects: surface scratches: visible scratches or wear on the surface of the bottles. bottom defects: scratches on the bottle bottom, clamping issues, and broken bottles. preprocessing is required to ensure that all images have a consistent format and quality. the preprocessing steps include: image resizing: adjusting all images to a uniform size to facilitate processing. grayscale conversion: converting color images to grayscale to reduce computational complexity. noise removal: using gaussian filtering or other methods to remove noise from the images. these preprocessing steps ensure data consistency and reduce errors during model training and detection. using qt as a ui design tools and convert ui file into python format file is a main method in python computer vision method. an official module pyside provide powerful function in this project. pyside is a python binding for the qt application framework, providing access to the functionality of the qt library and simplifying the development of graphical user interface (gui) applications. key features of pyside include: cross-platform support: pyside supports multiple operating systems, including windows, macos, and linux, allowing developers to write code once and run it on various platforms. rich set of widgets and features: pyside offers the full range of features from the qt library, including various ui widgets (buttons, labels, text boxes, etc.), layout management, drawing capabilities, and database integration. pythonic api: compared to qt’s c++ api, pyside provides a python-style api, making it simpler and more intuitive to use. open source: pyside is open source and compatible with qt’s commercial license, making it suitable for both open source and commercial projects. qt designer integration: pyside integrates with the qt designer tool, which allows for graphical ui design and the generation of corresponding python code. in python, threads are used to achieve concurrency, allowing a program to perform multiple operations simultaneously. thus, move image acquisition, image processing and result processing into thread and make ui as a main thread in the project. 4. evaluation of results after setting up the experimental environment and tuning the parameters, a series of experiments were conducted to validate the system’s performance. the experimental results 55 and analysis include the following aspects: accuracy: the system exhibits high overall accuracy and can effectively detect various types of bottle defects. recall: the system’s recall rate is over 90%, indicating that it can identify most defects. precision: the system has a low false positive rate, demonstrating good accuracy. processing speed: the system operates in real-time and meets the requirements of the production line. based on these experimental results, it can be concluded that the real-time bottle defect detection system based on opencv and python performs well in terms of accuracy, recall, precision, and processing speed, making it suitable for practical production environments. additionally, analyzing the experimental results can help identify areas for system improvement, such as further reducing the false positive rate or enhancing processing speed. 5. conclusion this paper provides an in-depth study and analysis of a real-time bottle defect detection system based on opencv and python, with detailed exploration of system design, experimental validation, and performance evaluation. the experimental results and performance assessments confirm the system’s effectiveness and feasibility in the field of bottle defect detection. in future research, further optimization of the system’s algorithms and models can be pursued to enhance detection accuracy and real-time performance. additionally, exploring the application of new technologies such as deep learning in bottle defect detection may further improve the system’s performance and effectiveness. moreover, expanding the system’s application to other industrial sectors, such as food packaging and automotive parts, could enable broader technological applications and industrial growth. overall, the real-time bottle defect detection system based on opencv and python has significant potential and prospects for industrial applications. with ongoing optimization, improvements, and integration of new technologies, this system is expected to bring greater convenience and benefits to industrial production, driving progress and development in related industries. 6. future work despite the achievements of the real-time bottle defect detection system, there is still room for optimization and improvement. future efforts can focus on the following aspects: algorithm optimization: improve detection algorithms and model architectures to enhance the system’s accuracy and robustness, and reduce false positive rates. real-time performance enhancement: optimize algorithms and engineering implementations to increase processing speed and real-time performance, meeting the demands of production lines. data augmentation: use data augmentation techniques to expand the dataset and improve the system’s adaptability to different scenarios and defect types. hardware optimization: employ advanced hardware devices, such as specialized image processing chips or fpgas, to boost the system’s processing performance and efficiency. user interface improvement: refine the system’s user interface and interaction methods to make them more userfriendly and accessible, thereby lowering the operational threshold. although the real-time bottle defect detection system has achieved certain results, there is still room for optimization and improvement. future system optimization and improvements can be approached from the following aspects: algorithm optimization: improve detection accuracy and robustness by refining detection algorithms and model architectures and reduce false positives. real-time optimization: enhance system processing speed and real-time performance by optimizing algorithms and engineering implementations to meet production line requirements. data augmentation: expand the dataset through data augmentation techniques to increase the system’s adaptability to different scenarios and defect types. hardware optimization: utilize more advanced hardware devices, such as dedicated image processing chips or fpgas, to improve system performance and efficiency. user interface optimization: refine the system’s user interface and interaction methods to make them more userfriendly and accessible, thereby lowering the operational threshold. through continuous optimization and improvement, the real-time bottle defect detection system will better serve industrial production and continually enhance its performance and value. through continuous optimization and improvement, the real-time bottle defect detection system will better serve industrial production and enhance its performance and value. acknowledgments this research was conducted in zhejiang denuo co., ltd, funded by department of education of zhejiang, wenzhou polytechnic (funding no. y202250639). references [1] xinyue lv, xiaolong zhang, hairong gao, tingting he, zhiyuan lv, lili zhangzhong, when crops meet machine vision: a review and development framework for a low-cost nondestructive online monitoring technology in agricultural production, agriculture communications,vol.2(1), 2024. 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[4] hosein nouri-ahmadabadi, mahmoud omid, seyed saeid mohtasebi, mahmoud soltani firouz, design, development and evaluation of an online grading system for peeled pistachios equipped with machine vision technology and support vector machine, information processing in agriculture, vol.4(4), 2017, p. 333-341. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 1 research and simulation of fuzzy expert anti‐surge control system for compressor yanan yi, mingge sun school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin 132022, china abstract: in order to solve the problem of compressor surge caused by flow fluctuations that cannot be effectively solved by conventional pid control, a fuzzy expert pid controller was designed based on the analysis of the working principles of fuzzy controllers and expert controllers. this controller has the advantages of good stability and high control accuracy of fuzzy control, as well as the advantage of fast response time of expert controllers. the matlab simulation results show that the fuzzy expert pid control algorithm has the characteristics of high stability, fast response speed, and small overshoot compared to conventional pid. keywords: compressor; anti-surge control; fuzzy-expert pid control. 1. introduction compressor as the main unit component of catalytic cracking unit, in its use process, surge phenomenon is very easy to appear, surge will not only cause instability of process parameters, bring great chaos to production, but also greatly shorten the service life of the compressor. in recent years, there have been many researches on compressor surge control methods. qin xiao dong [1] et al. proposed the constant pressure approximation control method, which effectively expands the compressor operating range and adopts fuzzy pid output control to accelerate the system response speed. however, this method has high requirements on the selection of initial conditions and the parameter setting is more complicated; tian hai and liang mao yu [2] adopt a method that combines synchronous frequency conversion of two wind turbines with minimum extreme flow method and fuzzy pid control, effectively avoiding the occurrence of surge. due to the need for parameter tuning in both synchronous frequency conversion and fuzzy pid control, the combination of the two makes parameter adjustment more difficult; fang lin [3] uses an expert pid algorithm combined with a plc controller to achieve blower surge prediction and anti-surge control, ensuring the stable operation of the unit, but has poor adaptability to nonlinear systems. a method combining fuzzy pid control with expert pid control is proposed to address the flexibility issue of parameter adjustment in the compressor control system mentioned above. 2. compressor surge 2.1. impact on compressor surge the surge generated by compressors is mainly determined by two factors, internal and external. internal cause: under abnormal operating conditions, the unit causes the flow rate to be less than the minimum value, resulting in a decrease in the flow rate of the compressor, and even a state of no flow; external cause: the pressure of the pipeline network is higher than the outlet pressure provided by the compressor, causing gas backflow and causing significant vibration [4] the surge characteristic curve of the compressor is shown in figure 1, where the horizontal axis represents the compressor flow rate q, the vertical axis represents the compressor outlet pressure p, and n represents the compressor speed [5]. a1-a4 are the surge points at different speeds. when at a certain speed, the compressor enters the surge zone (to the left of the surge point), the outlet pressure gradually decreases, and the flow rate also decreases. at this time, the surge phenomenon will also follow. the relationship between compressor flow rate and speed is proportional, and as the compressor flow rate decreases, the speed will also decrease accordingly. from the graph, it can be seen that as the speed increases, the surge zone becomes larger. in addition, inlet pressure, temperature, gas molecular weight, and pipeline capacity are also factors that affect compressor surge [6]. fig 1. compressor characteristic curve 2.2. main performance parameters of compressor in catalytic cracking unit taking the main fan unit of a catalytic cracking unit in a certain refinery as an example, the main equipment is a compressor. in order to prevent compressor surge, it is necessary to maintain the main performance indicators of the compressor within the fluctuation range of the values listed in table 1, with a margin of 5-10%. 2 table 1. main performance parameters of the compressor parameter inlet pressure inlet flow speed outlet pressure outlet flow numerical value 0.098mpa 3262nm3/min 5848r/min 0.4mpa 3200nm3/min 3. compressor anti-surge control the anti-surge control methods for compressors can be divided into active and passive anti surge control, but usually passive anti surge control is used for anti-surge control of large compressors. the control principle of the passive control method is to adjust the opening of the anti-surge valve based on the inlet flow rate of the compressor, thereby achieving the purpose of anti-surge [7]. the schematic diagram of the traditional compressor antisurge control system is shown in figure 2. fig 2. schematic diagram of traditional compressor anti-surge control system the flow regulator fc is a conventional pid controller, and according to the compressor characteristic curve, the set value of fc must be greater than the surge flow value. when the system load decreases, the inlet air flow rate of the compressor decreases, the fc output decreases, and the antisurge valve gradually opens to ensure that the inlet flow rate of the compressor is not lower than the surge flow rate, thus achieving the purpose of anti-surge [8]. although conventional pid controllers can achieve anti surge, they are only suitable for low load situations and not suitable for other load situations. therefore, based on the conventional pid controller, a fuzzy expert pid controller has been proposed to improve the shortcomings of the conventional pid controller and achieve online parameter tuning. 4. fuzzy expert pid control system 4.1. fuzzy pid controller fuzzy pid controller is based on conventional pid controllers and utilizes fuzzy theory to construct a fuzzy relationship between error e and error change rate ec, as well as the three parameters kp, ki, and kd of pid, in order to achieve more accurate control. its structure is shown in figure 3. the fuzzy controller needs to first fuzzify the input quantity, then go through fuzzy reasoning, and finally clarify the fuzzy reasoning results, outputting three parameters kp, ki, and kd to achieve online tuning of pid controller parameters [9]. fig 3. structure diagram of fuzzy pid controller 4.1.1. fuzzification and membership function due to the fact that the fuzzy pid controller is a two input and three output controller, with e and ec as input variables and kp, ki, and kd as output variables, with compressor flow rate as deviation e and compressor flow rate change rate as ec. using fuzzy sets {nb, nm, ns, zo, ps, pm, pb} to fuzzify e and ec [10]. the domains for selecting e and ec are both [3,3]; according to the regulation law of the compressor flow pid, the domain of kp is taken as [-0.3,0.3]; the domain of ki is [-0.05,0.05]; the domain of kd is [-2,2], at which point the control performance of the system is optimal. among them, the input and output variables are represented by triangular membership functions. 4.1.2. establishment of fuzzy rules table 2. fuzzy rule table for kp variables ec e nb nm ns zo ps pm pb nb pb pb pm pm ps zo zo nm pb pb pm ps ps zo ns ns pm pm pm ps zo ns ns zo pm pm ps zo ns nm nm ps ps ps zo ns ns nm nm pm ps zo ns nm nm nm nb pb zo zo nm nm nm nb nb the fuzzy control rule table determines the control effect of the fuzzy controller and is the core of the fuzzy controller. when the deviation e and deviation change rate ec are large, in order to reduce system overshoot and oscillation, kp should be increased while reducing the effects of ki and kd; when the deviation e gradually decreases, in order to reduce steadystate error and improve system accuracy, it is necessary to appropriately reduce kp while increasing the effects of ki and kd [11]. determine the magnitude of the corresponding effects of kp, ki, and kd based on the deviation e and deviation change 3 rate ec at different response stages. based on the above experience, the fuzzy pid control rule tables for kp, ki, and kd are shown in tables 2, 3, and 4. table 3. fuzzy rule table for ki variables ec e nb nm ns zo ps pm pb nb nb nb nm nm ns zo zo nm nb nb nm ns ns zo zo ns nb nm ns ns zo ps ps zo nm nm ns zo ps pm pm ps nm ns zo ps ps pm pb pm zo zo ps ps pm pb pb pb zo zo ps pm pm pb pb table 4. fuzzy rule table for kd variables ec e nb nm ns zo ps pm pb nb ps ns nb nb nb nm ps nm ps ns nb nm nm ns zo ns zo ns nm nm ns ns zo zo zo ns ns ns ns ns zo ps zo zo zo zo zo zo zo pm pb ps ps ps ps ps pb pb pb pm pm pm ps ps pb 4.2. expert pid controller 4.2.1. expert pid control structure diagram expert pid controller is a controller that utilizes an expert rule library to adjust and modify pid parameters in real time[12]. the expert pid control structure diagram is shown in figure 4. fig 4. expert pid control structure diagram 4.2.2. expert control rule design e(k) represents the sampling error value at the current moment, and if e (k-1) and e (k-2) are the error values of the first two moments, the relationship is as shown in formulas (1) and (2) [13]. △e(k)=e(k)-e(k-1) (1) △e(k-1)=e(k-1)-e(k-2) (2) based on the error and its variation, the design rule for expert pid is [12]. 1)when |e(k)|>m1, the error value at this time is very large. no matter how the error trend changes, the compressor will experience surge. the anti-surge valve should be fully opened and the speed should be appropriately reduced. 2)when e(k) △ e(k)>0, it indicates that the error is increasing or is a constant value. the design rule in this state is: when |e(k)|≥m2, m2<m1 indicates that the error value is still too large, the compressor is in a critical state of surge, and the error value continues to increase. at this point, the controller will issue an alarm signal, and the compressor antisurge control needs to adopt a strong control method. the controller output is shown in formula (3). u k =u k-1 +k1{kp e k -e k-1 +kie k +kd e k -2e k-1 +e k-2 } (3) when |e(k)|<m2, although the error value is increasing at this time, the compressor is in a safe operating state, and the controller output is as shown in formula (4) u k =u k-1 +kp e k -e k-1 +kie k +kd[e k -2e k-1 +e k-2 ] (4) 3)when e(k) △ e(k)<0,e(k) △ e(k-1)>0,or e(k)=0, it indicates that the anti-surge control of the compressor is in a stable operating state, and the input and output of the control system have reached balance or there is a trend of error reduction. at this time, the output of the controller remains unchanged. 4) when e(k)△e(k)<0 or e(k)△e(k-1)<0, the current error is at the extreme position, and the control action should be selected based on the size of the error. if |e(k)|≥m2, the control effect is strong, and the controller output is as shown in formula (5). u k =u k-1 +k1kpem(k) (5) on the contrary, |e(k)|<m2, the control effect is weak, and the controller output is as shown in formula (6). u k =u k-1 +k2kpem(k) (6) 5) when |e(k)|≤ε when the error is almost zero, the compressor operates safely within a certain range. with the proportional and differential coefficients unchanged, the integral control is appropriately increased to further enhance system stability. parameter in formula: m1>m2>0; k1>k2>0; em(k) represent the k-th extreme value of error e;△e(k) is the rate of error change of the k-th value; u (k) represents the output of the controller for the kth time; k1<1; 0<k2<1; ε is a smaller positive number. 4.3. design of fuzzy expert pid controller the structure diagram of the fuzzy expert pid controller designed for anti-surge control of compressors is shown in figure 5. given an input signal, compare it with the set value to obtain the deviation e(k), and then select the appropriate control mode based on the absolute value of the error |e(k)| and the product of e(k) △e(k). at the same time, the realtime values of e(k) and △e(k) are used to adjust the flow 4 control effect of the compressor, thereby making the control of the controlled object more flexible and accurate. the comprehensive use of fuzzy control and expert pid control ideas enables the controller to combine the advantages of both, ensuring high control accuracy and being able to flexibly respond to different control scenarios and operating conditions. the specific switching principles are as follows: 1) when e(k)△e(k)<0 and e(k)△e(k-1)>0 or e(k)=0 (i.e. when the deviation is at the extreme position) and |e(k)|>m1 select an expert pid controller (i.e. when the deviation is large). 2) in other cases, a fuzzy pid controller is used to adjust kp, ki, and kd, and corresponding control is implemented to control the flow rate of the compressor. fig 5. structure diagram of fuzzy expert pid controller 5. analysis of simulation results 5.1. transfer function through the analysis of the working principle of the above control system, the controlled object can be equivalent to two pure lag inertial links connected in series, and its transfer function is shown in formula (7). g s = k (ts+1)2 e-τs (7) t is the time constant of the inertial link; k is the amplification coefficient of the inertial link; τ is the delay time of the lagging link. where k=3.85, t=16 τ= 27. 5.2. simulation result the simulation curves of conventional pid controller and fuzzy expert pid controller in matlab for anti-surge control of compressors are shown in figure 6. fig 6. pid and fuzzy expert pid control simulation results table 5. comparison of conventional pid, fuzzy pid and fuzzy-expert pid control data control mode pid fuzzy pid fuzzy-expert pid overshoot (%) 22 3 0.8 adjust the time(s) 420 400 210 rise time(s) 75 82 70 it is evident from figure 6 that the fuzzy-expert pid controller is significantly superior to the conventional pid 5 controller and the fuzzy pid controller in terms of control time, response speed and overshoot. comparison of specific control data is shown in table 5. 6. conclusion simulation results show that compared with conventional pid controller, fuzzy-expert pid controller significantly speeds up the response speed of the system, shortens the time for the system to reach stability, significantly enhances the control capability of the system, effectively improves the stability of the unit operation, and reduces the probability of surge. ensure the safe operation of the entire unit. references [1] xiao dong q, linna d, bohan l et al. research on anti-surge optimization control technology of natural gas centrifugal compressor [j]. petroleum and chemical equipment,2021, 24 (09): 87-88. 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[13] jin kun l. matlab simulation of advanced pid control [m]. publishing house of electronics industry,2016,6:307-310. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 21 correlative analysis and prediction of physical education data via machine learning: a case study on grade evaluation method in university jiaxin hu 1, xinchen zhang 1, shuangyue xiao 1, linli fan 1, li liu 1, *, tao li 2, miaoqi huang 3 1 school of information science and engineering, dalian polytechnic university, dalian, liaoning, 116000, china 2 campus administration, liaoning technical university, fuxin, liaoning, 123000, china 3 department of human resources, dalian polytechnic university, dalian, liaoning, 116000, china * corresponding author: li liu (email: liu.li@dlpu.edu.cn) abstract: physical education is an important way to strengthen the physical quality of students in the university. sport performance is an important criterion for judging the physical fitness of college students. but during the process of calculating and collecting the comprehensive score for each student, teachers will use different equipment or various grading formulas to evaluate the grade for many years. thus, referenced score will lose their values if the measurement data for each student in different years are not unified and sometimes with the subjective factor because of the manual calculations. this article analyzes the details of physical fitness test results and the relationship with the comprehensive score. it is discussed that the comprehensive score can provide serious help for teachers to know students’ physical quality level and make reasonable teaching program to each student according to their personal radar chat. therefore, the artificial influence is excluded, and the prediction model is designed by using the principal component analysis method and the back propagation (bp) neural network technology. the predictive model allows students to evaluate their own physical test score in advance, get a preliminary understanding of their physical fitness. comparisons are made between the applications of this model in different years and errors are discussed to verify the accuracy. the results indicate that the comprehensive score prediction model supplies one effective approach to unify the scoring standards and improve the computation efficiency in physical education. keywords: comprehensive scores; radar chart; back-propagation neural network; principal component analysis. 1. introduction in recent years, the rapid development of computer industry has led to social progress, and has promoted an increase in the amount of data in different fields. further information can be obtained by analyzing and processing data. for example, the data analysis of clinical literature on the treatment of functional dyspepsia with acupuncture and moxibustion in the past two decades, summarizing the rule of point selection and treatment methods for the treatment of functional dyspepsia with acupuncture, provides a reference for the clinical application of acupuncture and moxibustion for the treatment of functional dyspepsia[1]; overtaking incidents between electric vehicles and bicycles, and exploring the relationship between the number of overtaking incidents in existing non-motor vehicle facilities and traffic parameters. then, it analyzes the actual data including flow, speed and overtaking event characteristics in detail, and the conclusions drawn are applied to the calculation of the number of overtaking events in the mixed non-motor vehicle flow and the setting of the width of the non-isolated nonmotor vehicle lane[2]; the collection of 340 mla ( mobile library application) user data, structural equation modeling (sem) with bending moment structure analysis (amos) software was performed to check quantitative data. these findings are provided guidance for effective decision-making in mla design and development. the results can be used in the resource allocation process to ensure the successful realization of the library’s vision and mission. with the continuous in-depth study of data, various methods of processing and analyzing data have been developed[3]; by inviting student participation data and past performance data, classification and regression tasks are performed, and then artificial neural networks are used to obtain the highest overall accuracy, providing comprehensive analysis and comparison, is the latest supervised machine learning technology used to solve the task of predicting student test scores, that is, discovering students in a "high-risk" dropout state, and predicting their future results, such as final exam results[4]. with the continuous development of machine learning and data analysis, various algorithms have also been properly applied. in the last few years, machine learning algorithms[5] [6], such as neural network[7], principal component analysis[8], support vector machine[9], etc., have been successfully applied in prediction models working for numerous research subjects[10]. among them, neural network algorithm widely uses in fields of sport. in 2009, neural network algorithms were successfully used in popular nba game to predict whether the basketball team can win based on the historical game data[11]. and the neural network algorithm in machine learning was applied to the selection of players in the annual national draft of the australian football league in 2010[12], which increased the probability of winning. it is suggested that neural network algorithms are capable to analyze the athletic ability of the participants, thus assist recruiting managers to make correct decision in the talent identification process, so in 2012, the back-propagation neural network algorithm was used to establish a model to predict the performance of historical olympic athletes[13]. besides, bp neural network model works very well in predicting the future development of traditional sport[14]. apart from the neural network algorithm, principal 22 component analysis (pca) has also been applied to study rehabilitation, triathlon and horse-riding coordination in sports science[15]. the result shows that the pca is a useful method to characterize the movement coordination in its entirety[16][17]. for example, complex skiing movements were separated into the major motions by principal component analysis[18][19], which assist the coach to determine the standard postures and motions of the skier in teaching process. the neural network method was employed in combination with other methods as well. for instance, in order to predict more accurate sport performance, a hybrid prediction system is proposed based on genetic algorithm and artificial neural network. this hybrid prediction system was designed to study the effects of physical education on the athletic and language ability, social skills and work ability of children with intellectual disabilities[20][21]. cluster analysis algorithm and neural network model were implemented to evaluate the athletic ability and performance of aerobics athletes. the evaluation results provide coaches with more helpful information[22][23]. therefore, this paper combines bp neural network algorithm and principal component analysis to analyze the physical fitness test data of students in university. the predicted results and analyzed conclusions will support teachers to make a precise decision of the teaching program in physical education. firstly, principal component analysis is applied to transform multiple attributes of strong correlations into independent attributes, then reduce training time and space by removing redundancy. secondly, in addition to establishing the prediction model by bp neural network algorithms to forecast the students’ comprehensive results in other years, the calculation standard will be unified simultaneously by reducing the manual effect. as we know, millions of people died in the world due to the emergence and outbreak of covid-2019. according to what has been recorded, human body immunity itself helps the most to fight against the corona virus. in university, doing physical exercises is an essential aspect of improving students’ fitness and immunity[24]. teachers should assign different physical education tasks and tests to better understand the current sensible quality of students and help them make proper training programs. but in the process of calculating the comprehensive results of many tests for each student, it is extremely complex because of various sport categories. besides, the traditional grade evaluation method depends on teachers’ subjective opinion very much and gives the results ineffectively. it is difficult to study the physical fitness level of the students directly by the measurement data precisely. therefore, to establish a prediction model by using the total objective data like the weight and height, will on the one hand assist teachers to have knowledge of students’ fitness condition and make more suitable physical exercises accordingly. moreover, students themselves can also know their physical situation in advance, and then strengthen relevant training in a targeted manner in physical education classes. on the other hand can normalize the evaluation method of the comprehensive results. 2. overview it is commonly reported in the physical surveys the phenomenon of declining physical fitness of college students is prevalent all over the world[25][26].more attention should be drawn on the physical education(pe) in university, which can directly reflect the physical health of college students. thus, to study the students’ physical test data and make clear visualization accordingly are very necessary. this will help the students to know their health condition in detail and provide teaches more information to make teaching programs in pe class. in general, there are some basic test items of physical fitness including vital capacity, 50-m sprint, sit and reach, standing long jump, 800/1000-m run, pull-up/bent-leg sit-up etcetera. based on the mean and standard deviation, the sum of z-scores for the specific fitness tests can be calculated and used as a physical fitness index (pfi)[27]. although this method can help to know the basic physical healthy status of college students, due to the different characteristics and the calculation methods of projects, the grade evaluation methods will be various. besides, the formation of physical test score sometimes have the subjective components. therefore, to have an accurate predictive model for college students’ physical test score and standardizing analysis is of great research significance for understanding the changes in college students’ physical fitness. 3. model and methods 3.1. dataset the data set of this study consists of students’ physical fitness tests during 2016 to 2019 from liaoning technical university in northeast of china. the characteristics of the data include eight events: height(h) and weight(w): the circumference, width, thickness and density of the human body are reflected through a certain proportional relationship between height and weight. it is an important indicator for evaluating the developmental level and nutritional status of human body. vital capacity (vc): it is an important target for assessing the function of the human respiratory system. the size of vital capacity is closely related to factors of body such as weight, height, and chest circumference and others. sprint (s): 50m for man and woman: measure the speed qualities of students, including speed of reaction, movement and muscles. it comprehensively reflects the physical qualities of students such as explosiveness, sensitivity, responsiveness, flexibility and others. standing long jump (slj): test the strength of the legs and abdomen with the explosive power. it measures the strength of the lower limb muscles when jumping forward. sit and reach (sr): sit and reach test reflects flexibility of students. the quality of flexibility depends on the stretch of ligaments, tendons, muscles and skin. the decline of flexibility quality leads to a reduce in the physical fitness of students. stamina project (sp): 1km for man and 800 m for woman: middle and long distance running develops endurance quality of students. it is an aerobic metabolic program with large body load for students. it can reflect the tenacious volitional quality of the students. power project (pp): pull-up for man and sit-up for woman in one minute: both pull-ups and sit-ups are methods for measuring muscle endurance and strength. because prediction efficiency can be accelerated by controlling values in the same range, so firstly the z-score standardization method which is based on the mean e(x) and standard deviation of the original data is used to unify data dimensions, (1) 23 in this way, all the original data are converted into dimensionless evaluation index values at the same quantitative level. then, the correlation between data features is calculated. if there has strong correlation between attributes, the information reflected by the statistical data will overlap to some extent. the correlation coefficient r is, ∑ ̅ ∑ ̅ ∑ (2) and are two data characteristics that participated in the calculation, xand yare mean values separately. taking the data from the latest year 2019 as an example, the correlation between the attributes is observed in table 1. results indicate that there has strong correlation between some data features from 2019. for example, the correlation coefficient between sprint (s) and standing long jump (slj) reached 0.7478. besides, it should be noticed that there will be a negative correlation for items using time unit, because less time means higher score. when using these data sets to train a model, the strong correlation will lead to information redundancy and the weights connected to the input neurons in the network would bring similar effects to the model. thus, the principal component analysis method will be used to eliminate the strong correlations between data. 3.2. principal component analysis (pca) principal component analysis (pca) is a technique to reduce the dimension of datasets. table 1. the correlation between attributes (2019) h w vc s slj sr sp pp h 1.000 0.611 0.633 -0.540 0.598 -0.237 0.131 -0.675 w 0.611 1.000 0.544 -0.269 0.290 -0.188 0.333 -0.544 vc 0.663 0.544 1.000 -0.537 0.574 -0.144 0.131 -0.639 s -0.540 -0.269 -0.537 1.000 -0.748 0.177 0.079 0.632 slj 0.598 0.290 0.574 -0.748 1.000 -0.150 -0.049 -0.662 sr -0.237 -0.187 -0.144 0.177 -0.150 1.000 -0.123 0.329 sp 0.131 0.333 0.131 0.079 -0.049 -0.123 1.000 -0.249 pp -0.675 -0.544 -0.639 0.632 -0.662 0.329 -0.249 1.000 multiple original variables with strong correlation can be transformed into several unrelated comprehensive indicators by coordinate transformation. the new variables are called the principal components. they reflect the features of the original variables. multiple principal components are extracted according to cumulative contribution rate. the information of the original variables is reflected as much as possible in accordance with actual needs. there are eight indicators in the original data, respectively , , … , . new eight indices are obtained by linear combination transformation. the new indicators fully reflect the information of the original indicators according to the principle of retaining the main amount of information. the new variables , , … , are independent of each other. the mathematical model of principal component analysis is as follows the model is organized into a matrix as follow, ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ⋮ ⋯ ⋯ ⋮ ⋯ ⋯ (3) ⋯ ⋯ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋯ ⋮ (4) and the sum of principal component coefficients is 1. ⋯ 1 (5) therefore, in order to obtain the principal component value y, it is necessary to calculate the coefficient µ. firstly, the covariance matrix is calculated by the original data, cov ∑ ‾ ‾   (6) because data has been z-score standardized, so the variance s2 of the data is 1. ∑ ‾   1 (7) then ∑ ‾ (8) so, the correlation coefficient r is, ∑   ‾ ‾ ∑   ‾ ∑   ‾ ∑   ‾ ‾ √ √ cov (9) therefore, the covariance matrix is equivalent to the correlation coefficient matrix. in order to retain most of the data information, all principal components are used for calculation. new eight variables which uncorrelated each other will be retained. then the new variables are trained by neural network model. 3.3. back-propagation neural networks artificial neural network (ann), also known as neural network is originated from neurobiology. the network composed of a large number of neural cells, which is an abstraction, simplification and simulation of the human brain. as a part of the neural network, back-propagation (bp) neural network is a supervised learning algorithm. it is a multilayered nonlinear feed-forward network trained by the back-propagation learning algorithm. network is composed of input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the bp learning algorithm consists of two processes, one is the forward computation of data and the other is reverse propagation of error signal. forward propagation stage the forward propagation stage means that the source data from the input layer to output layer through hidden layer. the output of the upper layer node is the 24 input of the lower layer. then signal is propagated to the output layer to measure whether the training of neural network is completed or no by the error function. figure 1 shows that the number of nerve cell in the input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the number of nerve cells is n. the exact value of n is confirmed according to established model, in this article the numbers are 8, 11 and 1 respectively. each nerve cell has a weight of linear calculation at each output level. the output value of hidden layer net1k is calculated by the input value yi, connection weight value and the threshold value bk are set as follows, 1 ∑   ⋯ (10) the activation function can be applied to obtain more accuracy in the predicting process. the sigmoid function which is a common nonlinear function is used in this paper. the calculated value net1k is activated by activation function f (net1k). the hidden layer zk is obtained by formula, 1 (11) next, the hidden layer is used as input. the export value of output layer net2j is calculated by hidden layer zk, connection weight value vk between hidden and output layer and the threshold value bj, 2 ∑ ⋯ (12) the calculated value net2j is activated by activation function f (net2j) and the output layer is obtained by formula, 2 (13) error back propagation stage training process stops when the output error function is less than the predetermined value. square error function is used to measure the error size between the actual output dj and the expected output oj, fig 1. basic structure of forward propagation stage bp neural network ∑ ∑ ∑ (14) the error is reduced along the gradient direction by adjusting the weights and thresholds. then the weight correction value \ is calculated. the weights of each network are updated. ∆ (15) then, ∆ (16) the error is extended to the input layer,     ∑   ∑     ∑     (17) the weight adjustment amount ∆ between the input and the hidden layer are calculated. ∆ η (18) then, ∆ (19) the forward propagation of the signal is carried out when all weights are readjusted. training is stopped when the convergence criteria are reached. next, grade for each student can be predicted based on the model. 3.4. results and discussion during the teaching process, a reasonable advice for each student should be proposed according to the data from previous years. in this paper, the physical fitness test data for students enrolled in 2016 and graduated in 2019 is analyzed to see the change of students’ fitness condition in the four years. based on this, a grade prediction model is established to help teachers and students make a better training schedule. besides, the grade evaluation method is discussed. 4. physical fitness test data analysis in order to put forward a reasonable training plan for students with different physical qualities, students are divided into five groups according to comprehensive results category and the average of eight attributes. according to the ‘national physical health standard’, students’ comprehensive results have four categories including excellent (score above 90), good (score between 80 and 89.9), pass (score between 60 and 79.9) and fail (score below 60). besides, the mean value of eight attributes in four categories are calculated for analysis. here, female and male students are discussed separately due to the different measurement projects and scoring standards. based on the four comprehensive results categories and taking the mean value of eight attributes in each category into account, students are rearranged into five groups including ‘perfect’, ‘with weakness’, ‘middle’, ‘passing’ and ‘low score’. the radar chart is used to visually analyze the data of multiple attributes, which can clearly exhibit the change of student’s physical fitness in four years. the range of each direction in the radar chart is the minimum or maximum value 25 of each attribute. female and male students from each group are randomly selected in 2019 shown in figure 2 and 3 separately because of their different scoring standards and measuring items. in this way, teachers and students themselves are able to aim around organize the teaching programs precisely. for the students from the ‘excellent’ category, if their measurement data for each test project is higher than the average, they have excellent physical fitness indicators and belong to the ‘perfect’ group. figure 2(a) and 3(a) show the selected male and female students from this group in 2019. from the radar chart, it is obvious that the power project (pp) of this male student has increased greatly in 2019. one reason would because this student has strengthened his muscle training. the female’s measuring results in recent years are relatively stable. intensity training can be implemented to this kind of students on the basis of safety to inspire the potential of specialty and then be selected as athlete’s candidates to participate in various competitions. although in both ‘excellent’ and ‘good’ categories, students usually perform very well and have good scores, there are also some students with poor performance in single measurement. if having one score in a test project lower than 60% of the average value, then this student is considered as having personal individual weakness and belong to the ‘individual weaknesses’ group. in figure 2(b), the sit and reach (sr) measurement result of this student is much lower than the average data of 2019. he has a significant weakness in this project. similar data trend is shown in figure 3(b), which describes a disadvantage in vital capacity (vc) of a female student. fig 2. four years data of selected male student for the rest students in ‘good’ categories, they belong to the ‘middle’ group. in the meanwhile, the students in the ‘pass’ category with a score greater than 65 are grouped into ‘middle’. for students in ‘middle’ group, because their fitness level is at a normal stage, so to take general quantitative exercises under teachers’ supervision is well suggested. for the students with score between 55 and 65, they are considered as close to the passing score and belong to the ‘passing’ group. figure 2(c) gives the information of a male student from this group. all physical indicators of this male student are unsatisfactory. the sit and reach (sr) test result becomes very low since 2017. fig. 3(c) shows the results and change trend of a female student. shown in radar chart, it is clear that the weight of this student has increased rapidly in 2019. for these two selected students, physical fitness needs to be strengthened through multiple projects because of their low physical indicators. students with scores below 55 are regarded as in ‘low score’ group. figure 2(d) and 3(d) present that the test results are not stable and mostly lower than the average of ‘fail’ category. particularly, weight (w) of these two students are significantly higher than the average. and it should be aware that obesity is a common feature of students from this group, so their physical indicators are declined notably. for the time being, poor physical fitness can cause many physical illnesses and especially these students will face the risk of failing to graduate due to the unqualified grade. in general, if compare the data of selected students directly by the area of the closed line displayed in the radar chart, the better the physical fitness of the student, the larger area of his personal radar curve he or she will have. the statistical results of physical fitness test over the years can provide a reference for the basic physical condition of students. accordingly, teachers and students themselves can better understand their actual physical situation and then adjust training programs in time. 26 fig 3. four years data of selected female student corresponding exercise intensity will be well provided to students in the condition of different physical fitness levels. 4.1. prediction results in the previous section, it was discussed that the comprehensive score can help to better understand the physical condition of students and develop a reasonable training plan. however, sometimes due to the differences in the characteristics of the course and subjective manual calculations. it is difficult to obtain accurate comprehensive score for all students over the years under one standard. in order to unify the scoring standards and eliminate human influence, a comprehensive scoring prediction model is set up based on a variety of machine learning algorithms. the principal component analysis method is used to eliminate the strong correlations between the standard data. and then 80% of the student samples in 2016 are randomly selected as the training set in bp neural network. the rest 20% of the data are taking as the test set to evaluate the accuracy of the model. the established model is applied to predict the comprehensive score of the physical fitness of the students enrolled in 2016 and are about to graduate in 2019. the application effect of the model is observed by comparing the predicted and actual values shown in figure.4. the two almost overlapped lines show that the predicted values of selected data from test set are close to the actual ones. to have a better understanding of the prediction reliability, the absolute error is calculated by actual data and forecast data , (20) figure 5 shows the frequency distribution of the absolute error (ae). the dashed line gives the trend of normal distribution. it can be seen that the statistics of ae appear a maximum around zero and approximately take up two-third of total area between -1 and 1. the frequency is very small when the error value is greater than |3|. besides, mean square error(mse) can also be used to further evaluate the accuracy of prediction. mse is calculated according to the absolute error and sample size, table 2. ae regions predicted by the model established with 2016 data [0,1) [1,2) [2,3) [3,4) [4,5) [5,6) 2016 64.38% 28.57% 6.27% 0.7% 0.04% 0.02% 2019 40.84% 27.16% 15.71% 8.06% 4.06% 4.17% ∑ (21) it can be found that the prediction performance of this model is excellent because the mse value is very small about to 1.362. by considering all the error results, this model is able to be applied to predict comprehensive test scores in other years. first of all, the measured data in 2019 is also standardized and then analyzed by principal component analysis. the data of different gender in 2019 is brought into two models for prediction. the predicted values and absolute errors are calculated. here, the absolute value of ae is divided into six intervals. the percentage of ae distribution is compared between 2016 and 2019, shown in table 2. it shows that the predicted results for 2016 are excellent, 92.95 percent of the absolute error is lower than 2, and only 0.06 percent is greater than 4. the accuracy of model prediction 27 has decreased when the model is applied to 2019. the distribution of absolute error between 0 and 1 decreased by 23.54%. an important reason for the difference in prediction accuracy between 2016 and 2019 is the different scoring standards used by teachers over the years. in addition, it shows that manual calculation has potential influence on the comprehensive score of physical fitness test. fig 4. comparison of predicted data with actual data samples fig 5. error value frequency distribution. the learning ability of the model can be used to explore the constant relationship between the project measurement data and the comprehensive score. this method can avoid the complicated process of traditional physical grade evaluation method and save computation time. next, combined with visualized data information in radar chart, the changes of students’ physical condition can be analyzed clearly, and it is of great significance for the physical education teacher to adjust the next teaching plan to the students. according to the predictive model, students can predict their own physical test results, and the next physical education classes can be targeted for training by themselves, aiming to get better physical test results in the subsequent physical tests. therefore, it is very necessary to use the model to predict the comprehensive score of physical fitness tests in future years under the condition of keeping the same test projects. 5. conclusion in this paper, by analyzing the comprehensive score of the physical fitness test and the mean values of each attribute, a scientific grouping method is proposed and discussions based on case study from each group are 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[27] xiaobin chen, jie cui, yuyuan zhang, and wenjia. peng. the association between bmi and health-related physical fitness among chinese college students: a cross-sectional study. bmc public health., 20:1–7, 2020. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 83 analysis of dispersibility and mechanical properties of lignin modified dispersive soil zhongyu yu, xin xu, hao liu, zeju wu college of construction engineering, jilin university, changchun jilin, 130026, china abstract: dispersive soil is a kind of special soil with water sensitivity, which is easy to produce ravages such as gully and piping when encountering water in engineering. in order to improve the poor engineering properties of dispersive soil, a kind of lignin was selected to improve the dispersibility and mechanical properties of dispersive soil in western jilin province. pinhole test, fragment test, unconfined compressive strength test and resistivity test were carried out on the improved soil samples with different lignin content. the results showed that lignin could significantly reduce the dispersibility of dispersive soil. with the increasing of curing time, the unconfined compressive strength of the improved soil samples increased gradually. with the increase of lignin content, the unconfined compressive strength of the improved soil first increased and then decreased, and the peak strength appeared when the lignin content was 3%. in the resistivity test, the resistivity of the improved soil decreased gradually with the increase of lignin content. through microscopic analysis of lignin improved soil samples, it can be concluded that lignin fibers play a stereograin-like bridging role in soil, which promotes the formation of larger aggregates, weakens the dispersion of single soil particles, and thus reduces the dispersion of soil mass and improves the strength of soil mass. this study can provide a basis for the improvement of dispersive soil in seasonal freezing area and has practical engineering significance. keywords: dispersive soil; lignin; pinhole test; fragment test; unconfined compressive strength; resistivity test; microscopic analysis. 1. introduction dispersive soil is a kind of viscous soil which is dispersive and lost because the repulsive force between soil particles exceeds the attractive force under the condition of very low hydraulic slope. its particles are usually relatively small, the content of clay particles is high, and it is easy to be affected by water erosion. in addition, the surface charge of soil particles is strong, resulting in a large repulsive force between particles, resulting in the dispersion trend of soil. therefore, weak structural stability is a major feature of dispersive soil. dispersive soil has poor particle bonding ability and loose soil structure, which affects the bearing capacity and stability of foundation, structure and road. scattered soil slope is easy to be washed by rain, which leads to slope instability and landslide. the scattered soil after the action of rain and groundwater is easy to settle, which poses a threat to the stability of the foundation of the building. in the area of high rainfall, dispersive soil is easy to be washed by water flow, resulting in local soil erosion and so on. when the dispersive soil is affected by environmental factors such as freeze-thaw cycle, it is more prone to collapse, frost heave and other damage, which causes adverse effects on water conservancy projects such as canals and dams. therefore, in engineering practice, we should pay attention to dispersive soil and seek ways to deal with its bad properties. the main improvement materials of dispersive soil at home and abroad are lime, cement and fly ash, etc. by increasing the content of cations such as calcium and magnesium in dispersive soil, the original sodium ions are replaced, and the purpose of weakening the dispersion of soil is finally achieved. the mechanism of these methods is roughly the same and the operation is simple, but there are obvious defects. for example, the use of materials such as lime and cement can lead to an increase in the ph of the soil and surrounding water, which can have adverse effects on local soil and groundwater, and increase the risk of brittle damage to building materials. in addition, these traditional inorganic materials will consume a lot of energy and emit a lot of greenhouse gases in the production and application process, thus causing damage to the ecological environment [1], which runs contrary to the current environmental protection concept of sustainable development. therefore, the research and development of efficient, economical and environmentally friendly amendments is a key issue in the field of dispersive soil. as one of the by-products of bioethanol industry, lignin has a wide range of sources and low price, which can improve soil performance and make secondary use of industrial solid waste, and has a good application prospect in improving soil undesirable properties. in recent years, many scholars have made some progress in the field of lignin improving soil properties. tingle[2] et al., chen[3] et al added lignin to the sandy silt for improvement, and found that lignin had a significant effect on improving the strength of sandy silt. liu yaowu [4] showed that lignin could significantly improve the unconfined compressive strength of carbonate saline soil, but the strength first increased and then decreased with the increase of content. tests conducted by wang enliang et al. [5] showed that lignin could effectively improve the dispersity of dispersive soil, and the erosion resistance of soil could be effectively enhanced with lignin content ≥3% and curing age ≥7d. chen cheng et al.[6] used lignin to improve soft clay in a certain area of tianjin, and found that when the lignin fiber content was 0.75%, the damage strength and cohesion of the improved soil were the maximum, the internal friction angle was the most stable, and the resistance to freeze-thaw deterioration was the strongest. wang et al.[7] conducted a dry and wet cycle test on the improved soil with 3% lignin content, and compared it with quicklime improved soil with the same properties such as ph, unconfined compressive strength, appearance and volume stability, and 84 found that the overall stability of lignin improved soil was superior to that of quicklime improved soil. in summary, this study considered using lignin with dry soil mass of 1%, 2%, 3%, 4% and 5% to improve the poor dispersibility and mechanical properties of dispersive soil, and conducted various tests after curing the improved soil samples for 1d, 7d and 28d, respectively. pinhole test and fragment test were used to verify the dispersibility of the improved dispersive soil. the unconfined compressive strength test was used to explore the mechanical strength changes of the improved dispersive soil, and the resistivity test was used to test the internal connectivity of the test soil sample, and the mechanical characteristics of the improved soil were verified. based on the results of various tests, the optimal modifier dosage range was found. finally, the improvement mechanism of lignin in dispersive soil was revealed by observing the soil microstructure from the perspective of particle bonding and pore structure. 2. test materials and methods 2.1. test materials the dispersive soil in western jilin was selected as the study object. the dispersive soil used in the test was transported back to the laboratory from the site and prepared for crushing and air drying, and then sealed after 2mm screening. the basic physical and mechanical properties of the dispersive soil were tested, and the basic physical property parameters of the soil sample were shown in table 1, and it was finally determined that the soil sample in this test was low liquid limit clay (cl). table 1. physical and mechanical properties of soil natural moisture content (%) liquid limit (%) plastic limit (%) plasticity index maximum dry density (gꞏcm-3) optimal moisture content (%) natural density (gꞏcm-3) 19.37 35.99 16.87 19.12 1.7625 16.3810 1.9934 particle analysis test is one of the routine tests of soil. the particle analysis test of soil samples can quantitatively describe the content of each particle group in soil particles, and provide a basis for soil engineering classification and understanding of soil engineering properties. the laboratory laser particle size analyzer was selected to analyze the particle size of the soil sample, and the percentage content of each particle group of the soil sample was shown in table 2. table 2. particle size composition of soil percentage content of each grain group (%) san(0.075mm2mm) silt(0.005mm0.075mm) clay(<0.005mm) 15.41 59.96 24.63 as shown in figure 1, lignin is a kind of polymer compound composed of aromatic rings, the main components of which include phenylpropane monomer. phenylpropane monomers form a three-dimensional network structure through the connection of aromatic rings. the basic structure of lignin consists of aromatic ring, side chain and hydroxyl group. the aromatic ring, formed by phenylpropane monomer, is the main supporting structure of lignin. the side chain is connected to the aromatic ring to make the lignin have various structures. the presence of the hydroxyl group in the side chain or aromatic ring gives the lignin some special chemical properties. lignin is usually a polymer with a relatively high molecular weight, which allows the lignin to form a strong structure in the cell wall, providing the plant with tensile strength and rigidity. lignin has good physical properties, due to its polymer structure and the stability of aromatic rings, lignin is insoluble in general solvents. at the same time, lignin shows high thermal stability, which makes lignin can withstand extreme temperature environment. in general, lignin plays a key role in industrial applications due to its unique chemical structure and diverse functions. figure 1. lignin powder 2.2. test methods firstly, the soil samples used in the test are prepared by crushing, air drying and screening. add the lignin powder to the soil according to the preset ratio, spray distilled water and stir fully to the optimal moisture content. stand for 24h until the moisture in the soil is evenly diffused. then prepare the sample with the required size (ϕ39.1mm × 80mm for unconfined compressive test, resistivity test, etc., with 95% compactness for each sample). the tests were carried out after the cling film was wrapped for a predetermined time under standard curing conditions. the pinhole test method is mainly in a special test device, the cylindrical sample center is perforated with a diameter of 10mm axial fine hole, and then the seepage test is carried out with pure water (or water required by the test), and the pinhole is observed under different water pressure (water head), the flow rate and color of the water flow, according to which the dispersion performance of the soil is judged. the test method of fragment test is mainly to cut a square soil block with a bottom length of about 15mm in the middle part of the unconfined compressive strength test soil sample, and place the soil block at the bottom of a beaker containing 250ml water with tweezers to prevent external disturbance. after 2min, 1h and 6h, photos are taken to record the disintegration of the soil sample in water. 85 3. test results 3.1. pinhole test as shown in table 3, pinhole tests were carried out on lignin improved soil, and the results were shown in the table below. in the pinhole test, when the curing age was 1d, the improved soil samples with 1% and 2% lignin content showed dispersibility, while the other improved soil samples showed transition. when the curing age was 7 days, the experimental soil sample with 3% lignin content showed non-dispersibility, while the other improved soil samples showed transitional property. at the curing age of 28 days, the modified soil samples with 3% and 4% lignin content showed nondispersibility, while the other modified soil samples with other lignin content showed transitional property. with the increase of curing age, the pore diameter of the soil sample under each content gradient has a tendency to shrink gradually, and the water flow is gradually clear. it shows that the longer the curing time, the more obvious the binding effect of lignin in the soil, the ability of soil to resist erosion and the ability to resist dispersion is gradually enhanced. the results showed that lignin content of 3% was the best in improving soil dispersion. table 3. pinhole test results curing age (d) lignin content (%) water color aperture (mm) discriminant result 1 1 turbid 3 dispersivity 2 turbid 3 dispersivity 3 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 4 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 5 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 7 1 turbid 1.5 transitivity 2 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 3 limpid 1.0 non-dispersion 4 limpid 1.5 transitivity 5 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 28 1 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 2 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 3 limpid 1.0 non-dispersion 4 limpid 1.0 non-dispersion 5 slightly cloudy 1.5 transitivity 3.2. fragment test as shown in table 4, according to the chip test results, when the curing age is 1d, the experimental group with 1% and 2% lignin content shows dispersibility, while the other improved groups show transitional characteristics. when the curing age was 7 days, 1% lignin showed dispersibility, and the rest of the soil samples showed transition. when the curing age was 28 days, the modified soil samples with 3% lignin content showed non-dispersibility, and the modified soil samples with other lignin content showed transitional. the results showed that lignin content of about 3% had the best effect on soil dispersity, which was basically consistent with the pinhole test. table 4. fragment test results curing age (d) lignin content (%) phenomenon discriminant result disintegrate or not water color 1 1 disintegration turbid dispersivity 2 disintegration turbid dispersivity 3 disintegration slightly cloudy transitivity 4 unbroken slightly cloudy transitivity 5 disintegration slightly cloudy transitivity 7 1 disintegration turbid dispersivity 2 disintegration slightly cloudy transitivity 3 unbroken limpid transitivity 4 unbroken limpid transitivity 5 unbroken slightly cloudy transitivity 28 1 unbroken slightly cloudy transitivity 2 disintegration slightly cloudy transitivity 3 unbroken limpid non-dispersion 4 unbroken limpid transitivity 5 unbroken limpid transitivity 3.3. unconfined compressive strength test the unconfined compressive strength of the original soil has been measured in the previous test as 68.89kpa. the unconfined compressive strength test results of the improved soil under different lignin content and different curing days are shown in the figure 2. with the increase of curing age, the unconfined compressive strength corresponding to the improved soil sample with different lignin content increased gradually. taking the improved soil sample with 2% lignin content as an example, the unconfined compressive strength after curing for 1d was 110.89kpa, and after curing for 7d was 133.18kpa, which increased by 20.1%. the unconfined compressive strength after curing for 28d was 146.32kpa, 86 which was only 9.8% higher than that of the sample after curing for 7d, and the strength improvement rate slowed down significantly. with the gradual improvement of curing age, the unconfined compressive strength increases obviously. lignin plays a binding role in the soil, gradually combines from the loose powder in the addition into a three-dimensional grid structure, and fills the internal pores of the soil, and the water diffused more evenly in the soil. under the comprehensive effect, the porosity of the soil decreases and the structure is significantly enhanced. however, during the curing time of 7d-28d, the rate of soil strength improvement was slightly lower than that of the previous period, so it can be inferred that the structure of the improved soil sample had basically formed within 7d, and increasing the curing days had limited influence on the soil strength improvement. figure 2. unconfined compressive test results by observing one of the curves separately, it can be found that in the five gradients, the unconfined compressive strength of soil increases significantly in the interval of 1%-3% lignin content, and the strength begins to decline gradually after the strength peaks at about 3%. among all lignin contents, the improvement effect of unconfined compressive strength was the most significant in the 3% content range. in this range, lignin-bound water had the best ability to bind soil particles, and the improved soil had the strongest structure. among them, the lignin-modified soil sample with 3% content obtained the maximum unconfined compressive strength of 170.12kpa after curing for 28d. about two and a half times that of plain soil. after the lignin content exceeds 3%, the unconfined compressive strength of soil begins to decrease gradually with the gradual increase of lignin content, which indicates that there is a certain optimal range of lignin content during the addition process, and exceeding or insufficient lignin content may affect the strength improvement effect. combined with the results of dispersive identification test, the optimal lignin content was 3%. 3.4. resistivity test the main purpose of resistivity test on soil sample is to evaluate its electrical conductivity, so as to reflect the improvement effect of lignin on soil properties. there is a certain relationship between the resistivity of the soil sample and the unconfined compressive strength. the higher the strength of the soil sample, the better the structure, the more uniform the water diffusion, the lower the resistivity. resistivity tests were carried out on the improved soil samples with each lignin content at each curing age of 28d at the frequency of 2khz and 50khz, and the resistivity test results were shown in figure : the analysis of the test results shows that the resistivity test results at different frequencies are basically the same. with the increase of lignin content, the resistivity of the samples decreased first and then increased, and the resistivity of the samples decreased obviously in the range of 1%-3% lignin content. in the range of 3%-5%, the resistivity base of the sample increases slightly. this is consistent with the results of the unconfined compressive strength test. when the lignin content is in the range of 1%-3%, the unconfined compressive strength of soil gradually increases, the structure and internal connectivity of the improved soil sample are gradually enhanced to become stable, and the water diffusion in the soil sample is also very uniform, and the structure of the soilwater-lignin composite system is stable. indirectly, the effective cross-sectional area of the conductor on the cross section inside the sample increases, and the resistance value decreases, resulting in the decrease of the resistivity of the sample. when the lignin content is greater than 3%, too much lignin hinders the diffusion of water between particles, and changes the arrangement of soil particles due to extrusion, resulting in an increase in the resistivity of the sample. figure 3. resistivity test results 4. micro analysis as shown in figure 4, the microscopic mechanism of lignin improved dispersive soil was analyzed by scanning electron microscopy. the image is a scanning electron microscope image of lignin modified soil enlarged by 2050 times. analysis of the image shows that lignin plays a role in pulling and connecting soil particles inside the soil, forming a similar three-dimensional grid structure, which enhances the bonding effect between soil particles. the fundamental reason for the dispersion of clay soil is that the repulsive force between particles is greater than the gravitational energy, and the repulsive force between particles leads to the dispersion of clay particles in water and the formation of colloidal suspension. lignin can act as a bridge material between soil particles to induce particle aggregation, improve the internal structural integrity of soil and thus improve soil strength. lignin fiber plays a three-dimensional grid bridging role in the soil. this bridging effect promotes the formation of larger aggregates, reduces the dispersion of single soil particles, and thus reduces the dispersion of soil and improves the strength of soil [8]. 87 figure 4. electron microscope photo of lignin modified soil at the microscopic level, lignin molecules can interact with soil particles through van der waals force, hydrogen bonding and electrostatic interaction, which helps to stabilize the soil structure and reduce the movement and dispersion of particles. lignin can be adsorbed on the surface of soil particles to form a hydrophobic film and change the surface properties of soil particles, thereby reducing the penetration rate of water and enhancing the stability and erosion resistance of soil, etc. such surface modification will affect the wettability and surface charge characteristics of soil particles and reduce their dispersion trend. 5. conclusion 1) adding lignin to dispersible soil can effectively reduce the dispersibility of dispersible soil. at the curing age of 28 days, in the pinhole test, the lignin modified soil with 3% and 4% content changed from dispersive to non-dispersive, and the other modified soil also changed from dispersive to transitional. in the chip test, the lignin modified soil with 3% content changed from dispersive to non-dispersive, and the other modified soil also changed from dispersive to transitional. 2) lignin can significantly improve the mechanical properties of dispersive soil. the unconfined compressive strength of lignin improved soil at different curing ages and with different modifier gradients increased to different degrees. among them, the lignin improved soil sample with 3% content obtained the maximum unconfined compressive strength of 170.12kpa after curing for 28d, which was about 2.5 times that of plain soil. the results of resistivity test also proved that lignin can improve soil properties effectively. 3) scanning electron microscopy (sem) test found that lignin fiber played a stereograin-like bridging 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[8] fatehi, h., ong, d. e. l., yu, j., et al. biopolymers as green binders for soil improvement in geotechnical applications: a review. geosciences, 2021, 11(7). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 88 application analysis of security situational awareness system in qinghai provincial meteorological network yanping chang 1, qibin li 2, jianan zhang1 1 qinghai provincial meteorological information center, xining, qinghai, china 2 qinghai provincial atmospheric exploration technology assurance center, xining, qinghai, china abstract: as the public's demand for the accuracy of meteorological services is increasing, the scale of meteorological network in qinghai province is expanding, the depth of the network level is extending, the topology is becoming more and more complex, and the security problems are becoming more and more prominent. traditional security protection measures are unable to detect the problems in qinghai province meteorological network as a whole. network security situational awareness is an effective means to guarantee the security of meteorological network at the present stage by collecting comprehensive and macro security elements in the network environment and carrying out big data analysis and processing to have a macro and comprehensive judgment of the security situation of the network and to predict the security trend of the network system. this paper mainly focuses on the network security situational awareness system used in qinghai meteorological network and gives a brief introduction to the deployment of the situational awareness platform and a brief overview of the supporting applications. keywords: security situational awareness system; meteorological network; qinghai province. 1. introduction in the age of informationization, network technology has been integrated into all aspects of social life in an all-round way, and the various security threats that abound on the network have also penetrated into all aspects of society, and the importance and status of network security are constantly rising. the term network security situational awareness system [1] is a computer science and technology term published by the national scientific and technological nomenclature validation committee in 2018, and the current academic definition of network security situational awareness system [1] is that a network security situational awareness system is a collection of multiple information systems such as antivirus software, firewalls, security auditing systems, firewalls, and other information systems and, based on all of the information collected, it can make an assessment of the current network situation a comprehensive system that evaluates the current network situation based on all the collected information as well as predicts the future trends. qinghai meteorological network[2] uses a network security situational awareness system designed on the basis of the overall architecture of big data, which is capable of supporting automatic parsing and filtering of the logs of common devices from most domestic and foreign vendors, as well as risk prediction and real-time alarms for the logs of security devices. the data accessed by the system includes network logs, security logs, terminal logs and threat logs. the system is pre-set with more than 400 association rules, covering four types of data sources: network probes, windows, linux, and firewalls. based on this, the system will also output more targeted special security analysis content based on the alarms, events and logs of various third-party security devices. in recent years, qinghai meteorological informationization has been developing rapidly, and most of the business systems as well as platforms have been highly clustered and automated, the meteorological disaster prevention and mitigation capability has been greatly improved, and the monitoring and forecasting and early warning capability has been constantly improved, and along with the improvement of the business capability, the network security protection capability of the meteorological information of qinghai is also constantly being improved. with the high-speed development of the information age, the types of network threats and attack means are also constantly updated, the network security situational awareness system can analyze the network threats and give the corresponding preventive measures, which can effectively improve the dynamic protection capability of qinghai meteorological information system, which is of profound practical significance for further improving the meteorological business capability. 2. current situation of meteorological network security in qinghai province qinghai provincial meteorological wide area network (qmwan) is responsible for the normal operation of meteorological services[2] in qinghai province and data sharing among various departments and units. by 2022, more than 5 units have reached data sharing and exchange agreements with qinghai meteorological information centre, and the demand for meteorological data from various departments, such as water conservancy, army, fire-fighting, etc., is getting higher and higher, so it is undoubtedly very important to ensure the normal operation of qinghai meteorological network. the structure of qinghai meteorological network can be described as “wide, deep and aggregated”. among them, wide for qinghai meteorological network involves many cities, counties and business nodes, and the network area is not unified in terms of equipment usage and target tasks. deep for qinghai meteorological network structure is presented as a tree-like deep network structure, from a macro point of view can be divided into provinces, cities, states and counties 3 layers, and 3 layers of network structure are involved in internal and external network traffic management, border 89 defense. poly for qinghai meteorological network is mainly used to high-performance routers for each other as a backup of the core structure, this structure through the provinces, cities, states and counties in the depth of the 3-layer network, from provincial level to small county level are the core structure. qinghai meteorological network structure presents the following network security problems: internet boundary defense and control is mainly through technical means to avoid the intranet business systems or personal terminals receive abnormal traffic from the internet or the threat of attackers, do a good job of internet boundary defense and control can effectively improve the security level of qinghai network protection. horizontal prevention and control of the intranet refers to the traffic generated by users who may access each other without passing through the core router of the provincial bureau. in reality, when users in cities, states and counties access their own web pages and servers, if the user terminal is attacked by internet attackers and implanted with trojan horses, the trojan horse of this terminal may be directly attacked through the nodes of the cities, states and counties in the meteorological wide area network of the provincial bureau, which will lay hidden dangers for the safety of the whole qinghai meteorological network. meteorological data is one of the national basic data published by the state, and part of the data is confidential, so a large part of the purpose of safeguarding meteorological network is to safeguard the security of meteorological data, safeguard meteorological data in order to lay a solid security foundation for meteorological business, and to make meteorological data better for the public to provide services. at present, the meteorological network in qinghai province has a huge amount of data and a single way of data protection, with low invasion defense capability. the characteristics of qinghai meteorological network of “wide, deep and aggregation” make the security events of qinghai meteorological network unable to be discovered in time and centrally managed. therefore, if the problems can be discovered in time, dealt with, solved and left behind the process of dealing with the problems, then firstly, the threat of network security events to meteorological operation will be greatly reduced, and secondly, the threat of facing the same problems can be eliminated. secondly, when facing the same problem again, the threat of the same network security event can be eliminated. 3. network security operation and maintenance based on security situational awareness system network security situational awareness system, mainly through the linkage of various security devices, collect traffic information logs, real-time analysis and judgment of threats and security events in the network, timely issuance of policies, through the linkage response to quickly dispose of security events, to ensure network security, and the formation of related logs and reports for operation and maintenance personnel to backtrack or carry out statistical work. the system provides a variety of data interfaces, not only to support the real-time traffic data analysis of the mirror to the interface, but also to support the equipment to provide offline data files, for the secondary collection of file characteristics. the system supports the collection of a variety of threat detection receipts, including malicious file detection, intelligence detection, intrusion detection, etc., and can generate logs after detecting the relevant threats, real-time generation of alarms, to facilitate the disposal of operation and maintenance personnel and the later retrospective query. the security perception system[5] used by qinghai meteorological network mainly deploys network traffic probes by hanging next to the core router, and uploads the traffic of the intranet and internet outlets to the situational awareness system for analysis through mirror copying, so as to obtain the network security threat status of the intranet and the internet. the main function of vulnerability scanning is to analyze and scan the system vulnerabilities of individual terminals or servers; asset management is a device for archiving and managing all assets in the network through asset probes and individual reports; traffic sensor is a traffic probe that mainly copies the destination traffic and uploads it to the ngsoc system together with the logs for corresponding analysis; terminal management is the tianjing system for the individual terminals of qinghai meteorological administration, which mainly analyzes the whole network and the internet security threats. the terminal management is the tianqing system used for personal terminals of qinghai meteorology, which is mainly for intensive security management of personal terminals in the whole network; firewall refers to the intelligent firewall deployed at the internet exit, which is mainly for access control, policy control, and management of ports, services, and protocols for internet traffic; behavior management system analyzes the mirrored traffic packets to derive the network behaviors of the user terminals or servers, and retains logs; and the gate is an internal and external network data exchange system. the network gate is a data exchange system for internal and external networks. devices in qinghai meteorological intranet, no matter servers or personal terminals, no matter computing resources or storage resources, as long as interactive traffic is generated in the meteorological intranet, the process will be monitored by security devices throughout. according to the problems raised by qinghai meteorological network security prevention and control difficulties, they can be well solved through the network security situational awareness system. internet border prevention and control as well as intranet horizontal prevention and control difficulties can be combined with the system deployment mode, through the side-mounted traffic probe, so that the intranet internet traffic mirroring replication to the system for real-time analysis, through the system's rich feature library for comparison, and timely discovery of intranet internet in the presence of security threats. difficulties in data security prevention and control. this issue is also the core issue of meteorological network security, the current qinghai meteorological network security equipment linkage structure, personal terminal leakage of data behavior will be monitored by the terminal management module, the server and the virtual machine data leakage through the firewall as well as behavioral management module for control, both play an effective role in preventing data leakage from the root cause of the incident. response and processing speed difficulties. network security situational awareness system was initially constructed to solve the problem of untimely response and resolution speed, as can be seen from the linkage structure of 90 the system, the situational awareness system[4] integrates a series of security equipment functions, and unified planning and management of these functions, the platform for the response speed of network security events compared to the manual query to complete the qualitative enhancement of the artificial search for network security problems may take days or even more than ten days to query a small problem from the huge scale of data logs, on the contrary, the situational awareness system can identify network security threats in seconds or even milliseconds and behavioral network security logs and threat logs, the processing will be recorded in the logs, to facilitate the management and operation of the operation and maintenance personnel. 4. conclusion after the deployment of the situational awareness system, the network security defense level of qinghai meteorological administration has been greatly improved, from the previous passive defense to the active reinforcement and active testing defense, the means of resisting network threats have become more intelligent and diversified, and the response speed and processing speed for network security threats have been greatly improved. combined with the processing efficiency of real network security incident processing and the previous comparison, the network security incident processing efficiency has been improved exponentially, and the degree of impact of network threats on qinghai meteorological business has been greatly reduced. therefore, the deployment and application of situational awareness system is very necessary and effective for qinghai meteorological network security. with the advancement of the pace of development of national information technology, the public for the ecological environment and the quality of meteorological forecasting and prediction requirements continue to improve, for a variety of refined service data is also more and more huge, the situation of network security is becoming increasingly serious, the security of meteorological data depends on network security, only the improvement of meteorological network security protection, meteorological data can be safe and secure. the network security situational awareness system used in meteorological system basically solves the security needs of meteorological network from the macro aspect, but in the process of using the system, the system can not monitor the internal process of the business system, and there is the situation of accidentally killing the system process, in view of the phenomenon, i think that the application and deployment of meteorological network security situational awareness system should fully consider the needs of meteorological business in the future, and be able to according to the characteristics of the meteorological business in view of this phenomenon, i think that the application and deployment of meteorological network security situational awareness system should 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(in chinese) frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 52 research on intelligent airbag technology for snowboarding suits based on arduino and embedded systems bingxu hou, meihui li, jiayu guan, junming bai, qian liu science and technology liaoning university, anshan, liaoning, china abstract: with the popularity of skiing, the safety protection of participants has become an important issue. traditional skiing equipment often overlooks flexibility and instant response capabilities while providing protection. this study aims to explore the application of embedded systems and arduino in improving the safety of snowboarding suits. by integrating mpu6050 accelerometer and gyroscope sensor, real-time monitoring and intelligent judgment of skiers' sports status are realized. based on the arduino platform, a set of intelligent airbag buffer device is designed, which can automatically inflate when dangerous movements such as falling are detected, thereby reducing impact force and protecting skiers from serious injuries. the experimental results show that the system can effectively recognize the falling action and complete the inflation and deflation of the airbag in a short time, verifying the feasibility and effectiveness of the system. this study not only provides a new safety protection scheme for skiing suit design, but also provides a reference for the development of other sports safety equipment. keywords: embedded system; arduino; mpu6050; accelerometer; gyroscope; motion monitoring. 1. introduction this research develops an intelligent airbag device for snowboarding suits, using embedded systems and arduino to enhance skier safety. addressing the increasing injuries in skiing, especially among beginners due to improper techniques, this study leverages the mpu6050 sensors for real-time monitoring of motion, detecting falls, and automatically inflating airbags to prevent injuries.[1] it explores embedded technology applications in safety gear [2], focusing on quick-response airbag systems tested for effectiveness and safety. this innovative solution aims to significantly reduce skiing risks, offering a leap forward in smart wearable technology and improving the overall skiing experience. 2. system design and implementation (1) overall system design this study aims to develop an intelligent airbag cushioning device based on an embedded system to improve the safety of snowboarding suits. the design goal is to achieve an intelligent protection system that can monitor the skier's movement status in real time and automatically inflate when dangerous movements such as falls are detected. the overall architecture includes three parts: sensor module, processing and control module, and execution module (airbag system), which are integrated and controlled through the arduino platform [4]. the workflow is as follows: data acquisition: the mpu6050 accelerometer and gyroscope sensors monitor and collect real-time motion data of skiers. data processing: the arduino processor receives and analyzes sensor data in real time to determine whether dangerous actions such as falls have occurred [3]. execute action: once a dangerous action is detected, the arduino controller instructs the servo (air pump control device) to activate, and the airbag quickly inflates to cushion the impact force and protect the skier from serious injury. reset preparation: after an accident, the system can be reset manually or automatically to prepare for the next protective action. to facilitate understanding of the system architecture, the flowchart is shown in figure 2. figure 1. workflow deployment diagram hardware design: arduino: as the core control unit of this system, the arduino uno board is connected to sensors and actuators (servos or air pumps) through its digital and analog i/o pins. arduino provides an easy-to-use programming environment that supports rapid development and deployment. mpu6050: this is a sensor that integrates a 6-axis motion tracker, including a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope. mpu6050 is connected to arduino through an i2c interface to provide real-time data on the skier's motion status. the servo/air pump control device is used to control the 53 inflation and deflation of the airbag. the servo receives pwm signals from the arduino and controls the opening and closing of the air pump according to the signal strength, thereby achieving rapid inflation and deflation of the airbag. in the above hardware design explanation, we learned how the arduino uno [5], as the brain of the intelligent airbag system, works collaboratively with various sensors and actuators through its rich i/o interfaces. the 6-axis motion tracking function of the mpu6050 provides accurate motion monitoring capabilities for the system, while the servo/air pump control device ensures that the airbag can respond quickly at critical moments. to more intuitively demonstrate how these components can be integrated in actual snowboarding suits and work together to protect skiers, the following conceptual diagram (see figure 2) provides a clear visual presentation. please note that some design elements in the diagram represent the trend of future technological development rather than the actual functions of current monetization products. figure 2. illustration of the intelligent airbag system for snowboarding suits based on arduino (note: the figure contains some conceptual design elements) (2) software design arduino programming: the software part mainly includes the following key modules: data acquisition module: real-time acquisition of mpu6050 sensor data is achieved by writing arduino program code. data processing algorithm: design algorithms to analyze and process the collected data to determine whether the skier's motion status meets the characteristics of falling. control logic: once the algorithm determines that it has fallen, arduino immediately generates a control signal to drive the servo/air pump control device to inflate the airbag. user interface: provide a simple user interface that allows users to manually control the inflation and deflation of the airbag in specific situations, increasing the flexibility and usability of the system. to facilitate understanding of the principle, the logic diagram is as follows: figure 3. the logic diagrams the entire software design aims to achieve efficient data processing and rapid response, ensuring immediate protection when skiers fall. through the above design, the intelligent airbag cushioning device in this study can effectively improve the safety of skiing and reduce the risk of injury during exercise. 3. experimental design and result analysis (1)experimental environment and methods the experiment aims to verify the performance of the intelligent airbag cushioning device under actual skiing conditions, especially the accuracy of fall detection and the response time of airbag inflation and deflation. the experiment was conducted in a controlled indoor environment, using a professional skiing emulator to simulate skiing actions and fall scenes, as well as on-site testing under actual ski conditions to evaluate the performance of the equipment in a real environment. experimental samples: representative snowboarding suits were selected, embedded with intelligent airbag cushioning devices, including mpu6050 sensors, arduino control boards, and air pump systems. test conditions: indoor test: by simulating different falling movements (such as forward and backward falls), the system's response and the inflation effect of the airbag are detected. ski field test: under real ski field conditions, skiers wear ski suits with embedded devices to simulate actual falls and record the system's response time and airbag protection effect. (2)experimental results indoor test: the experimental results show that the intelligent airbag cushioning device can successfully detect falling movements in most simulated fall situations, with an average detection accuracy of over 95%. the average inflation time of the airbag is 0.8 seconds, and the release time is about 2 seconds, which can quickly provide protection for skiers. ski field test: in actual ski field tests, the device also showed high accuracy in fall detection, with an accuracy rate of about 90%. the actual inflation and release time is similar to the indoor test results, proving the effectiveness of the system in real skiing environments. (3)results discussion the experimental results show that the intelligent airbag cushioning device designed in this study can effectively detect skiing falls and provide protection with rapid response, significantly improving the safety of ski clothing. however, 54 there is still room for improvement. improve detection accuracy: although the accuracy of the current system is already high, further optimization of the algorithm is still needed to reduce misjudgments and missed judgments, especially in complex skiing movements and environmental changes. response time optimization: although the inflation and deflation time of the airbag already meets basic needs, further shortening the response time can provide more timely protection for skiers. the portability and comfort of the device: considering the weight and comfort requirements of skiing equipment, future designs need to reduce the weight of the device as much as possible while ensuring safety and improving wearing comfort. adaptability testing: expand the testing scope to cover more skiing techniques and conditions, ensuring that the system can work stably in various situations. in summary, the intelligent airbag buffer device in this study has obvious advantages in improving skiing safety, and future work will focus on improving the universality, reliability, and user experience of the system. 4. system evaluation and optimization (1)system evaluation according to the experimental design and result analysis, the effectiveness and reliability of the system are mainly reflected in the following aspects: the accuracy of detection: the system can detect falling movements with high accuracy, with an accuracy rate of over 95% for indoor testing and about 90% for ski field testing. this indicates that the system can accurately identify falling movements in most cases and provide necessary protection for skiers. response time: the system takes an average of 0.8 seconds from detection of a fall to completion of airbag inflation, providing prompt protection and meeting emergency needs. reliability: in indoor and ski field tests, the system can work stably without protection failures due to hardware failures or software errors. based on the above evaluation, the system has good effectiveness and reliability in achieving skiing safety protection. however, through further analysis of the testing process and results, some areas that need improvement have also been found, providing direction for the optimization of the system. (2)optimization strategies algorithm optimization: to further improve the accuracy of fall detection and reduce misjudgments, more advanced data processing and analysis algorithms, such as deep learning algorithms, can be used to improve the accuracy and adaptability of the system's judgment through training on a large amount of actual skiing data. hardware upgrade: sensor upgrade: consider using higher precision sensors, such as upgrading to more advanced accelerometers and gyroscopes, to obtain more accurate motion data. actuator improvement: research and adopt more efficient air pump and valve systems to reduce the time for airbag inflation and deflation, while reducing device weight and improving wearing comfort. energy management: optimize the energy management strategy of the system, such as improving the design of the power management module, adopting low-power hardware and optimizing software sleep mechanism, extending the battery life of the system, and reducing the impact on the environment. user interface optimization: improve user interface, provide more intuitive status indication and more convenient operation methods, such as using led indicator lights to display system status, adding wireless remote control function, etc., to improve user experience. scalability design: consider adding modularization and scalability design to the system design to facilitate future upgrades and extensions of system functions, such as adding environmental temperature monitoring, gps positioning, and other functions, providing more comprehensive security protection. by implementing the above optimization strategy, the performance of the intelligent airbag cushioning device can be further improved, better meeting the needs of skiers in sports safety protection, and providing valuable experience and inspiration for the design and development of other sports safety equipment. 5. conclusion this study focuses on improving the safety of snowboarding suits and successfully designs and implements a set of intelligent airbag cushioning devices based on embedded systems and arduino. by monitoring the skier's movement status in real time and automatically inflating when dangerous actions such as falling occur, the system significantly improves the safety protection efficiency of skiing. the experimental results prove the efficiency, accuracy, and rapid response ability of the system, demonstrating the powerful application potential of embedded systems and arduino in smart wearable devices. this study not only provides new ideas for the design and development of skiing safety protective equipment, but also opens up new horizons for the application of intelligent wearable technology in the field of sports safety protection. although the current system can already meet the basic safety protection needs, there is still room for further improvement in performance and user experience through algorithm optimization, hardware upgrades, and improvements in human-machine interaction interfaces. in addition, future research can explore the application of this technology to other sports, even fall protection in daily life, to protect a wider range of people from injury. with the advancement of technology and the development of society, people's attention to sports safety is increasing. this study aims to improve sports safety through technological means, hoping to inspire more innovation and exploration, provide a safer and more convenient sports environment for sports enthusiasts, and enable everyone to enjoy the fun and health brought by sports with more confidence and peace of mind. acknowledgments this work has received partial support from liaoning university of science and technology's 2024 college students innovation and entrepreneurship training program. references [1] zhang y ,jin x ,wang z .research and application of smart hanger based on airbag inflation model and multi-object collaborative optimization algorithm[c]//wuhan zhicheng 55 times cultural development co, ltd.proceedings of 2nd international conference on computer engineering, information science application technology(iccia 2017). college of information science technology,donghua university; engineering research center of digitized textile and fashion technology,ministry of education;,2017:6. 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[5] made i w s ,gunawan n a a ,ketut i p , et al.design and manufacture of lpg gas leak detection based on arduino uno using mq-2 sensor[j].asian journal of research and reviews in physics,2024,8(1):27-32. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 1 research on the information interaction design of special agricultural products apps from the perspective of rural revitalization huiqian he 1, 2, wenxiu chen 1, yuan he 1, yongyu mo 3, shuhua du 1, yilin yao 1, yuwan zhu 1, songyuan li 1, xiaotong li 1, aixia chen 1, * 1 school of art design, guangdong technology college, zhaoqing, guangdong, china 2 faculty of engineering, universiti malaya, kuala lumpur, malaysia 3 industrial design institute, zhaoqing university, zhaoqing, guangdong, china * corresponding author: aixia chen (email: 820099624@qq.com) abstract: driven by the rural revitalization strategy, the promotion and sale of special agricultural products have become an important means to enhance the rural economy. with the development of mobile internet, e-commerce platforms based on mobile apps provide new channels for the sale of these products. however, market research reveals that many platforms for special agricultural products face issues related to poor user experience and low user engagement in their information interaction design. therefore, this paper, from the perspective of information interaction design, identifies pain points in existing app designs through literature review and case analysis, and explores methods to optimize the user experience of agricultural product apps. we gathered user needs and feedback, built user personas, designed interactive prototypes, and validated their effectiveness in terms of user experience, operational convenience, and information transmission efficiency through usability testing. the research results show that the prototype significantly improved information hierarchy, simplified interaction processes, and better met users' personalized needs. the information interaction design of special agricultural product apps should not only focus on functional requirements but also emphasize the emotional experience and cultural identity of users. visual design should incorporate elements of rural cultural characteristics to enhance users' sense of identification and engagement. future designs should emphasize the integration of interaction design with rural culture, further improving user experience through innovative information presentation methods and personalized services, thereby supporting the rural revitalization strategy and the sustainable development of agricultural e-commerce. keywords: special agricultural products app; information interaction design; user experience; rural revitalization; sustainable development. 1. introduction with the rapid development of information technology, mobile internet has become a crucial force driving social and economic development, particularly in the agricultural sector where the promotion of special agricultural products has garnered significant attention. the rural revitalization strategy has elevated agricultural development to a national strategic priority. however, the current promotion of agricultural products still faces challenges such as information asymmetry and limited sales channels. against this backdrop, developing a special agricultural products app and optimizing its information interaction design can not only broaden sales channels but also enhance consumer awareness of agricultural products, thereby contributing to the success of rural revitalization. this research focuses on the information interaction design of special agricultural products apps, aiming to enhance the user purchasing experience by optimizing the user interface and interaction processes. by increasing user engagement and preference, the app can attract more users, thereby promoting agricultural product sales and brand development. this is of significant importance to the realization of the rural revitalization strategy and the upgrading of the agricultural industry. through effective information interaction design, modern agricultural industrial systems can be established, fostering the integration of rural industries and promoting rural development and increased income for farmers. the research addresses the following questions: what problems currently exist in the information interaction design of special agricultural product apps? how can the design of these apps be optimized to improve user experience? 2. literature review the rural revitalization strategy is an important national initiative proposed by china to achieve agricultural modernization, rural prosperity, and increased farmer incomes. it aims to promote the comprehensive development of rural economies and societies through five key areas: industrial prosperity, ecological livability, rural culture, effective governance, and affluent living [1]. this strategy has brought new opportunities for the development of special agricultural products, which, due to their regional uniqueness and high quality, play a vital role in promoting local economies, increasing farmer incomes, and preserving agricultural heritage. special agricultural product mobile applications, as emerging e-commerce platforms, provide new sales channels for agricultural products. producers can interact with consumers through the app, offering product information, receiving orders, and providing after-sales services. meanwhile, consumers can conveniently place orders, purchase, and leave reviews. as consumers become increasingly concerned with food safety and quality, special 2 agricultural products are gaining popularity for their distinctive qualities and regional culture. the application of apps, through big data analysis, not only improves the efficiency of product sales but also offers consumers a convenient shopping experience. additionally, farmers can access market information through the apps, allowing them to adjust their planting strategies and improve yields[2]. however, there are still shortcomings in areas such as brand building, product quality, information updates, market promotion, and sales channels for special agricultural products. many high-quality products fail to reach their full market potential due to a lack of effective promotion[3]. information interaction design is a discipline that studies the exchange of information and interaction behaviors between users and products[4]. in app design, information interaction design focuses on how to enhance the user experience through interface layout, information presentation, and interactive elements[5]. for agricultural product apps, information interaction design can employ intuitive charts, images, and other formats to present product information, allowing users to quickly grasp the characteristics and advantages of the products. good information interaction design can make the app more user-friendly and intuitive, improving user satisfaction and the visual presentation of the product to users, thereby increasing app usage and dissemination. existing literature primarily focuses on topics such as packaging design, cultural and creative design, fashion design, entrepreneurship talent development, and architectural landscape design in the context of rural revitalization. however, few studies have paid attention to the design of interactive platforms for special agricultural products from the perspective of rural revitalization. scholar wang luming pointed out that agricultural development has become an indispensable part of china’s national economy[6]. the country has proposed the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, aiming to empower agriculture through design, strengthen agricultural brands, and accelerate the modernization of agriculture. many regions have started to focus on building local agricultural product brands, actively cultivating them based on local natural resources and cultural backgrounds to increase brand recognition and sales. however, local agricultural product brands in china are still in the early stages of development. the design of visual brand identities is uneven, often displaying issues such as design homogeneity, simplistic packaging, and a lack of regional cultural elements[7]. long wei emphasized the need to strike a balance between addressing current issues with farm products and meeting app users' needs, focusing on exploring ways to enhance the competitiveness and appeal of agricultural product apps[8]. considering the widespread adoption of emerging technologies in china, it is essential to study how interactive design can help rural residents increase their wealth and achieve rural revitalization[9]. only by maintaining the development of local brands and incorporating regional cultural identity can a sustainable business model be developed, continuously driving commercial and economic value creation. by identifying the needs of land rental and transfer groups, this study analyzes the relationship between user needs and functional requirements to obtain the absolute weight of functional needs. the goal is to design a leisure agriculture app that meets user demands and offers a positive user experience, thereby improving land utilization and operational efficiency in rural areas, contributing to rural revitalization [10]. this paper explores how design can intervene in rural issues and promote innovative changes against the backdrop of rural revitalization, integrating information interaction design theories with case studies[11]. by applying service design theory to improve agricultural product packaging services, the study aims to enhance consumer purchasing experiences, increase sales and farmer incomes, highlighting the leading and constructive role of design in addressing rural issues[12]. 3. research methods 3.1. research design this study employs a design research methodology, utilizing an iterative process to design and evaluate special agricultural product apps. the research framework includes demand analysis, app design, user testing, and evaluation. in the demand analysis phase, consumer needs are gathered through in-depth interviews. during the app design phase, a user-friendly and functionally comprehensive app is designed based on the analysis results. in the user testing phase, users are invited to test the app, and their feedback is collected. finally, in the evaluation phase, the app's effectiveness is assessed based on the testing results, and suggestions for improvement are proposed. 3.2. data collection and analysis this study utilizes in-depth interviews to gather consumers' opinions and preferences regarding agricultural product apps, including their needs and expectations related to functionality, interface design, and shopping processes. the data is processed through both qualitative and quantitative analyses. qualitative analysis helps to understand consumer needs and the issues they encounter while using the app, while quantitative analysis assesses the efficiency and effectiveness of the app design. descriptive statistics are employed to describe sample characteristics and the distribution of needs, whereas inferential statistics are used to test hypotheses and evaluate differences. 3.3. demand analysis consumers of special agricultural products exhibit diversity, including variations in age, gender, educational background, and life experiences. young people, middle-aged individuals, and seniors have different usage habits and needs when it comes to apps. therefore, the app should incorporate age-friendly design features, such as larger font options. gender differences may influence consumer preferences for product types, brands, and shopping experiences, while educational backgrounds can affect their understanding of app functionalities. additionally, life experiences and cultural backgrounds may shape their demand for special agricultural products. through in-depth interviews, a substantial amount of data regarding user needs for agricultural product apps was collected, leading to the creation of a user journey map. this map highlights key terms and pain points such as education, green agriculture, eco-tourism, sustainable development, product quality assurance, incomplete information, limited payment options, and insufficient promotion of local characteristics and culture. users generally expect the app to provide rich product information, a convenient shopping 3 process, high-quality customer service, and a good overall user experience. they wish to easily access information about the types, origins, prices, and quality of agricultural products, and to place orders, make payments, and track logistics through the app. additionally, they hope for features that offer personalized recommendations and feedback options to enhance the authenticity and intuitiveness of their shopping experience. the user experience journey map is shown in figure 1. fig 1. user experience journey map design 3.4. design objectives based on the results of the needs assessment, the primary goal of the special agricultural product app design is to create a green, comprehensive, and information-rich shopping platform that meets the diverse needs of different consumers. the design incorporates clear product categorization and search functionalities, utilizing images and charts to showcase the appearance, nutritional components, and cultivation environments of agricultural products. additionally, sales data analysis tools will be introduced to assist farmers and vendors in understanding market trends. the app will provide detailed product information and high-quality images, considering farmers' varying levels of technical proficiency to ensure that the interface is simple and easy to understand. it will also feature market analysis capabilities to help farmers adjust their production strategies. consumers will have access to authentic product information, enjoy secure payment options, and benefit from fast logistics services. furthermore, the app will promote the development of local tourism, attracting more customers and fostering the growth of related industries. it will also include feedback and review features to allow users to gain intuitive insights into product quality. 4. interface design of the special agricultural product app 4.1. design principles and framework in the app design process, the following principles were adhered to: user-centered, simplicity, clarity of information, smooth operation, aesthetic appeal, and minimal pop-ups and advertisements. the user-centered principle ensures that the app meets user needs, while the simplicity principle allows for short and clear operational processes, enabling users to quickly get accustomed to the app [13]. the clarity of information principle emphasizes the intuitive display of agricultural product features, making it easy for users to obtain information. the smooth operation principle guarantees quick loading and response times, enhancing user satisfaction. the aesthetic appeal principle requires a simple and cohesive interface design to provide a good visual experience. in the interface design, a clean layout and intuitive operation process were adopted to reduce the learning curve for users. the design follows the principles of consistency, clarity, efficiency, and aesthetics: consistency ensures that the interface style and operational logic are unified, minimizing confusion; clarity makes interface elements easy to understand; efficiency emphasizes straightforward and efficient operational processes, reducing wait times; and aesthetics ensures that the interface design is visually appealing, providing a pleasant visual experience. 4.2. function module design the design of the app's functional modules is crucial for meeting user needs[14]. based on the results of the user demand research, we have developed several key functional modules, including an agricultural product introduction module that provides users with rich product information and high-quality images to help them understand the features and advantages of the products. the product price display allows users to easily view the prices of different agricultural products, aiding in their purchasing decisions. the search and filter module enables users to quickly find the desired products through keyword searches and various filtering options. users can add products of interest to their shopping cart for convenient subsequent checkout processes. the order 4 management module provides functionalities for order inquiry, payment, and logistics tracking, making it easy for users to manage their shopping orders. the user center allows users to manage their personal information, favorites, and browsing history, enhancing account management convenience. finally, the feedback and review functionality enables users to view and provide feedback on product quality, offering valuable insights to other users and facilitating informed purchasing decisions. these functional modules work together to create a comprehensive and user-friendly shopping experience for agricultural products. fig 2. interactive interface design for featured agricultural products 5. user experience evaluation user experience evaluation is an important criterion for measuring the success of app design. this study employs various evaluation methods, including heuristic evaluation, usability testing, user interviews, and surveys. heuristic evaluation utilizes expert experience to assess the design, while user interviews provide in-depth insights into needs and feedback. surveys collect data on user satisfaction and usability. the primary data collection method used in this study is usability testing, which indicates that users are generally satisfied with the overall experience of the app, appreciating its aesthetically pleasing interface, simple operations, rich functionality, and quick responsiveness. features such as product display, search and filter, customer service, and personalized recommendations received particularly positive feedback. however, users also provided suggestions for improvement, such as optimizing the smoothness of certain operations, increasing product variety, and offering more promotional activities. based on the results of user testing and surveys, several improvement suggestions have been proposed: first, enrich the variety of products by adding more special agricultural products and ensuring that information is updated in a timely manner. second, optimize the shopping process to enhance operational smoothness and reduce user wait times, while also strengthening product quality supervision. third, enhance the promotion of local characteristics and offer more promotional activities, such as limited-time discounts, buy-more-savemore offers, and loyalty point exchanges to attract users. finally, improve the response speed and quality of customer service and consider integrating technologies like ai and blockchain to enhance the app's intelligence and security. 6. conclusion this study successfully designed and evaluated a special agricultural product app within the context of rural revitalization. by conducting an in-depth analysis of consumer needs, we created a user-friendly and functionally comprehensive information interaction interface, followed by user testing and satisfaction assessment. the results indicate that the app design effectively enhances the shopping experience and consumer affinity for products, thereby promoting agricultural product sales. this research provides theoretical support for the design of special agricultural 5 product apps under the framework of rural revitalization, opening up new channels and models for agricultural sales through optimized information interaction design, which holds significant practical implications. despite achieving certain outcomes, the study has some limitations. the relatively small data size may affect the generalizability of the results, and the short time span did not allow for a comprehensive assessment of the app's long-term effects. in the future, we plan to expand the data size and duration of the study to obtain more comprehensive results while exploring additional business models and promotional strategies to enhance the app's market competitiveness. this research also offers insights for policymakers and practitioners. the market introduction of special agricultural product apps relies heavily on government support and guidance. policymakers can promote development through financial subsidies, tax incentives, and technical support. practitioners should focus on user needs, continually optimizing design to enhance user experience and engagement, and strengthen collaboration with agricultural producers to jointly promote special agricultural products for mutual benefit. with technological advancements and market development, the rural revitalization special agricultural product app is poised to play a larger role in providing higherquality services for farmers and consumers alike. acknowledgments this study was funded by the guangdong technology college’s 2024 college student innovation and entrepreneurship training plan project "research on the information interaction design of special agricultural products app under the perspective of rural revitalization (cxcy202401080)", "research on the design of persimmon dyeing culture mini program based on scenario construction (202413720003)", "research on the interactive interface design of red cultural tourism in zhaoqing under the background of rural revitalization (cxcy202401076)", "design of guide system of zhaoqing tourist scenic spots taking xinghu scenic spot as an example (cxcy 202401095)",guangdong technology college's school-level "quality engineering" project "vi based 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[14] he yuan, yang haoyu, he huiqian, et al. design of smart tourism platform under double diamond model design thinking[c]//2023 16th international symposium on computational intelligence and design (iscid). ieee, 2023: 100-104. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 38 optimization study on the evaluation and design of college students' dietary recipes based on the planning model junyi qian * national defense science and technology college, southwest university of science and technology, mianyang, sichuan, china * corresponding author email: 1631738211@139.com abstract: in this paper, the optimal design and evaluation of college students' diet recipes were studied. using the planning model method, a multi-objective optimization model was constructed with the goal of optimal protein and amino acid score and the most economical meal cost. firstly, by establishing the objective function with protein amino acid score as the main index, combined with the principle of balanced diet optimization design, the daily diet of male university students and female university students was designed, and the dietary nutrition evaluation was carried out. secondly, in order to pursue the economy of meal cost, an optimization model with cost minimization as the objective function was constructed, and the corresponding reasonable diet was obtained. finally, to meet the needs of users to pursue nutrition and economy at the same time, a multi-objective optimization model was further constructed, which considered protein and amino acid scores and economy, and provided daily and weekly diet choices that were both nutritious and economical for college students. keywords: diet optimization; nutrition evaluation; planning model. 1. introduction in the fast pace and high pressure of modern life, the dietary health of college students is increasingly concerned. reasonable collocation of meals not only contributes to the growth and development of college students, but also improves the efficiency of study and the quality of life. however, in the face of a wide variety of food choices, how to scientifically plan meals to achieve balanced nutrition and economic benefits has become a difficult problem for college students and their parents. this paper aims to discuss the optimal design and evaluation of college students' dietary recipes based on the planning model [1-2]. firstly, with the aim of maximizing protein and amino acid score and combining with the principle of balanced diet, an optimization model was constructed to design the daily diet to meet the nutritional needs of college students. secondly, considering the meal cost economy, the optimization model with the most economical cost as the goal was built to meet the actual needs of different college students. on this basis, the two are combined to construct a multi-objective optimization model that considers protein and amino acid score and economy, to provide a nutritious and economical meal plan for college students. this study will provide theoretical support and practical guidance for college students to plan their meals scientifically and help to improve their dietary health level. 2. establishment and solution of daily diet dietary nutrition evaluation model 2.1. construction of optimal model aiming at the optimal protein amino acid score based on the principle of optimal design of balanced diet and amino acid score (aas) and aiming at the maximum protein amino acid score, the optimal model was established to design the daily diet of male university students and female university students, respectively, and carry out dietary nutrition evaluation on the daily diet [3]. the formula for establishing the objective function model is as follows: ∑ ∗ ∑ ∗ ` 100 (1) is the food type, its randomness is very large, so according to the principle of balanced diet optimization design can establish the following constraints: since the constraints of male university students and female university students and the establishment of objective function ideas are basically the same, but there are different data in the principle of recipe optimization design, the following constraints are set according to the standard data of male university students. based on the actual daily energy intake of male university students and female university students and the intake target difference within ±10%; the inequality constraint conditions are established as follows: 0.9 ∑ ∗ 1.1 (2) as far as possible, the meal ratio can meet the breakfast 25%-35%, and the constraint conditions of lunch and dinner 30%-40% are: 0.25 , 0.35 (3) 0.3 , 0.4 (4) 0.3 , 0.4 (5) based on the actual intake of male non-productive major nutrients calcium, iron, zinc, vitamin a, vitamin b1, vitamin 39 b2, as close as possible to the reference intake constraints are: 0.95 800 ∑ ∗ 1.05 800 (6) 0.95 12 ∑ ∗ 1.05 12 (7) 0.95 12.5 ∑ ∗ 1.05 12.5 (8) 0.95 800 ∑ ∗ 1.05 800 (9) 0.95 1.4 ∑ ∗ 1.05 1.4 (10) 0.95 1.4 ∑ ∗ 1.05 1.4 (11) based on the percentage of productive nutrients in total energy, the constraints of 10%-15% protein, 20%-30% fat and 50%-65% carbohydrate should be met as follows: 0.1 ∑ ∗ , 0.15 (12) 0.2 ∑ ∗ , 0.3 (13) 0.5 ∑ ∗ , 0.65 (14) according to the above constraints, the objective function is solved and the optimal solution is obtained. for the specific algorithm implementation, consider the use of particle swarm algorithm, define the particle swarm internal value, add constraints, to obtain the optimal solution, the obtained a reasonable recipe for male university students is shown in table 1, the same for female university students. table 1. the optimal daily diet of male students with the maximum protein and amino acid score as the optimization target boiled egg 1 breakfast yogurt 2 fish ball soup 2 lunch chicken stew with potatoes and carrots 1 braised cabbage with seaweed 1 dry fried croaker 1 casserole noodles 1 dinner radish vermicelli soup 1 braised tofu with pollak 1 stir-fried meat lentils 1 sardines in tomato sauce 1 braised kelp cabbage tofu 3 2.2. build the optimal model with the goal of the most economical meal cost based on the optimal design principle of balanced diet recipe and aiming at the most economical meal cost, an optimization model was established to design the daily diet of male university students and female university students, respectively, and carry out dietary nutrition evaluation on the daily diet. obviously, the most economical refers to the least cost of consumption. the following objective function is listed: ∑ ∗ (15) other constraints are also established based on the principles of optimal design of balanced diet recipes. finally, a reasonable diet for male students is obtained, as shown in table 2: table 2. reasonable daily diet for male students with the optimal goal of the most economical meal cost mixed with shredded kelp 2 breakfast steamed sweet potato 2 milk 2 braised tofu with cabbage 5 lunch grapefruit 5 honeydew melon 3 braised kelp cabbage tofu 1.5 dinner apples 5 2.3. multi-objective optimization model construction considering protein amino acid score and economy based on the principles of optimal design of balanced diet recipes and amino acid score (aas), an optimal model was established to design daily diet for male university students and female university students, respectively, and conduct dietary nutrition evaluation on daily diet [4-5]. that is, the formula can be satisfied: ∑ ∗ ∑ ∗ ∑ ∗ ` 100 (16) other constraints are the same as above, the objective function is established with the comprehensive score of total cost and amino acid score. consider using the cross-iteration method to define the maximum number of iterations max, cross probability cr, population size n and scaling factor cr. first, ensure that each individual meets the constraints, and then calculate the objective function value of each individual, that is, the comprehensive score. each time a better individual score is obtained, the optimal value is updated, and the best score is finally obtained. finally, we can get a set of specific combination schemes, including the energy ratio of three meals, the reasonable intake of each element, the total energy intake, the optimal amino acid score and the reasonable economic cost. among them, a reasonable diet for male students is shown in table 3: table 3. a reasonable daily diet for male students considering protein intake and economy boiled egg 1 breakfast rice porridge 5 cow's milk 3 sauteed mushrooms with rape 3.5 lunch braised cabbage with seaweed 5 honeydew melon 1 banana 8 braised kelp cabbage tofu 1.5 dinner grapefruit 5 3. establishment and solution of weekly diet nutrition evaluation model based on the principles of optimal design of balanced diet 40 recipe and amino acid score (aas), the optimal model was established to design weekly diet for male university students and female university students (monday to sunday), and the evaluation and comparative analysis were carried out, with the goals of maximum protein amino acid score, most economical meal cost and considering protein amino acid score and economy, respectively. currently, there is a multiobjective planning in the model, which needs to satisfy two objective functions at the same time. however, the condition of variety cannot be satisfied in practice. it shows that it is unreasonable to satisfy only two objective functions. therefore, it is necessary to add weights to the two multiobjective programs and establish new objective functions on this model. the constraint conditions are established according to the principle of optimal design of balanced diet recipe. a new objective function is established, based on the precondition of the highest and most economical amino acid score for the protein, and the (16) must be satisfied. in addition to satisfying the above conditions, there are different values for nutrition and economy in practice. therefore, we need to add a weight β to it. here is how to create the objective function: 1 (17) model interpretation: the higher the weight, the better. in this model, there are opposite characteristics of amino acid score and economic cost. that is, we hope that the amino acid score is high and do not want high consumption. therefore, the cost β is expected to be smaller. and aas 1 β is more promising. currently, aas 1 β is the smallest. so, the objective function is set to z. the minimum value of the objective function can satisfy the above conditions. meet the conditions and be realistic. the solution can obtain a reasonable weekly male diet as shown in table 4: table 4. reasonable weekly diet for male students based on multi-objective planning monday breakfast millet porridge (1 part) boiled egg (1 part) churros (1 part) lunch rice (4 servings) braised pork (1 serving) ground three fresh vegetables (1 serving) mixed fungus (1 serving) dinner casserole noodles (1 serving) steamed buns (1 serving) tuesday breakfast millet porridge (1 part) fried eggs (1 part) yogurt (1 part) lunch rice (4 servings) stir-fried beef (1 serving) moo shu persimmon (1 serving) mixed spinach (1 serving) dinner chicken cutlet noodles (1 serving) with spinach (1 serving) wednesday breakfast pumpkin porridge (1 serving) rolls (1 serving) soy milk (1 serving) lunch rice (4 servings) kung pao diced chicken (1 serving) egg and persimmon soup (1 serving) mixed with dry tofu (1 serving) dinner spinach mixed (2 servings) steamed buns (1 serving) thursday breakfast millet porridge (1 part) fried egg (1 part) steamed bun (1 part) lunch rice (4 servings) grilled ribs (1 serving) stir-fried three shreds (1 serving) mixed tofu (1 serving) dinner mixed wood fungus (1 serving) egg cake (1 serving) friday breakfast millet porridge (1 part) fried eggs (1 part) yogurt (1 part) lunch rice (4 servings) stir-fried beef (1 serving) mixed fungus (2 servings) moo shu persimmon (1 serving) dinner chicken chop noodles (1 serving) with shredded kelp (1 serving) saturday breakfast milk (1 part) millet porridge (1 part) rice (4 parts) fried eggs (1 part) lunch kung pao diced chicken (4 servings) mixed with dry tofu (2 servings) moo shu persimmon (2 servings) dinner mixed wood fungus (1 serving) braised pork (1 serving) sunday breakfast chicken cutlet noodles (1 serving) fried eggs (1 serving) soy milk (1 serving) lunch rice (4 servings) ground three fresh vegetables (1 servings) mixed with wood fungus (2 servings) braised pork (1 servings) dinner spinach mixed (1 serving) steamed buns (1 serving) 4. conclusion the purpose of this paper is to optimize the design and evaluation of college students' dietary recipes through the planning model to ensure the balance of dietary nutrition and economy. based on the principles of balanced diet and amino acid scoring, an optimization model aiming at maximizing protein amino acid scoring was constructed, and a reasonable daily and weekly diet was designed for male and female students respectively considering the economic cost. by setting the constraint conditions of energy intake, meal ratio and major nutrient intake, the model ensured the sufficiency and balance of dietary nutrients and considered the intake of non-productive nutrients. in addition, the paper also discusses the application of multi-objective programming in the optimal design of dietary recipes. by introducing two objective functions of weight balance protein amino acid score and economic cost, the individualized meal planning is realized. through solving the model, a reasonable and economical meal plan is obtained, including a variety of ingredients and dishes, which reflects the diversity of diet and the consideration of nutrition collocation. these recipes not only help to improve the nutrition and health level of college students, but also provide a strong guarantee for the prevention of malnutrition. to sum up, the study of this paper is of great significance for 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[5] dong wook kim; dong wook kim;ji seok park;kavita sharma; amanda velazquez;lu li;john w. ostrominski;john w. ostrominski;tram tran; tram tran; robert h. seitter peréz;jeong-hun shin;jeong-hun shin.qualitative evaluation of artificial intelligence-generated weight management diet plans [j]. frontiers in nutrition,2024,vol.11: 1374834. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 47 intelligent service of college library based on the demand of compound talents training path analysis han song *, luying gan, yue sha yunnan open university, kunming, yunnan, china * corresponding author: han song (email: cloudstory@126.com) abstract: cultivating talents is a major plan for the long-term development of the country and the nation, the new era, the country and society put forward higher requirements for college and university students, college libraries as a culture of education, moral education, as an important position, shoulder with an important mission. this paper uses the new concept of general secretary xi jinping on the work of talents in the new era as a guide, and takes the demand of compound talent cultivation as the orientation. analyze the shortcomings of intelligent services in university libraries in western border areas such as yunnan, and explore feasible solutions for improving and optimizing library intelligent services, in order to enhance the efficiency of intelligent services and expand service capabilities of university libraries in the region, thereby promoting the improvement of talent cultivation quality in universities. keywords: new era; compound talent cultivation; university library wisdom service; western frontier region. 1. introduction general secretary xi jinping particularly stressed that "the comprehensive implementation of the new era of talent work should adhere to the overall leadership of the party on talent work, and adhere to the full range of training and use of talent". under the new normal, the state and society put forward higher requirements for college students, the comprehensive quality of college students, classroom education is not enough, it should not only have professional knowledge and professionalism, but also should be able to take the initiative to learn and innovate in the workplace, and always reflect on and improve themselves. cultivating talents is a major plan for the long-term development of the country and the nation, and college libraries, as an important position for cultural education and moral education, have an important mission. compared with the rapid development of the wisdom library in colleges and universities in the east of china, the wisdom libraries in colleges and universities in western border provinces such as yunnan started late, opened at a low rate, with fewer functions, and there are certain deficiencies in the services, which are still relatively single in function, lacking in special services, and the role of student cultivation is still stuck in the primitive library lending function. we hope that from the perspective of compound talents' cultivation, planning and construction of intelligent data and intelligent management as the basis, intelligent service as the ultimate goal of the service system, so that the university library service development into a higher level of intelligent service, can better promote the development of students' ability in all aspects, to better cultivate compound talents to provide support. 2. the important transformation of talent work in china in the new era 2.1. strategy for strengthening the country with talents in the new era general secretary xi jinping stressed at the central talent work conference, "to do a good job of talent work in the new era, we must adhere to the party's control of talent, adhere to the world's scientific and technological frontiers, the main battlefield of the economy, the country's major needs, and people's lives and health, implement the strategy of strengthening the country with talent in the new era in depth, cultivate, introduce, and make good use of talents in an allround way, and accelerate the construction of the world's important talent center and the innovation highland, provide talent support for the basic realization of socialist modernization in 2035, and lay a good talent foundation for the full establishment of a socialist modernization power in 2050." our students should not only master the classical theoretical knowledge in natural sciences and humanities, but also pay attention to the cultivation of their comprehensive ability, focus on the combination of theory and practice, and put what they learn into practice, and their evaluation factors are mainly basic knowledge, professional skills, innovative spirit, practical ability, and comprehensive quality. 2.2. emphasize the cultivation of versatile talents in universities composite talent refers to both the theoretical knowledge base and technical skills of the overall development of talents, colleges and universities for the cultivation of composite talents, not only need a wealth of theoretical expertise will be organically integrated into the theoretical teaching of practical teaching, and keep up with the industry demand and the demand for job competence changes. "1" is to consolidate the foundation of students' sustainable development in the field of professionalism, "x" is to enhance vocational skills 48 and broaden career development, "1" and "x" should produce synergies between them. the "1" and "x" should have a synergistic effect and focus on integration at the micro level. in order to promote the effective promotion of "1 + x" certificates in vocational colleges and universities, professional barriers should be broken down, professional resources should be integrated, and inter-professional interactive teaching modes should be adopted to achieve the co-learning, co-use and co-development of related professions. based on the logic of science and technology, the positioning, speciality setting and assessment system of vocational undergraduate education have been clarified, and the mechanism for technical and skilled talents has been improved, so as to promote the development of vocational undergraduate education. the practical courses suitable for the characteristics of vocational undergraduate education are constructed to achieve the purpose of cultivating compound talents. what's more, the cultivation mode of compound talents is different from the traditional mode in the past, which is a new concept proposed. 2.3. responsibilities of libraries in complex talent development after years of theoretical accumulation and practical exploration, open education units have established a relatively complete open education teaching management model and learning support service system, supported by modern information technology and relying on distance learning platforms. at the same time, they have actively conducted training for teachers, managers, and professional and technical personnel on the development of course resources and the application of distance learning platforms, forming a strong modern distance and open teaching team. however, the source of students has become a bottleneck for the development of the school, and it has become a new proposal to innovate. the special geographical characteristics of the ethnic areas in yunnan province make the development and extension to the ethnic rural areas a new opportunity for the development of open education, which effectively matches the current focus of education work, to widen the urban-rural divide to reduce and regional education development and also provides support for rural revitalization and development of education for ethnic minorities. general secretary xi jinping particularly stressed that "the comprehensive implementation of the new era of talent work should adhere to the overall leadership of the party on talent work, and adhere to the full range of cultivation and use of talent". cultivating talents is a major plan for the long-term development of the country and the nation, and college libraries, as an important position for cultural education and moral education, have an important mission. under the new normal, the state and society have put forward higher requirements for college students. classroom education is not enough to cultivate the comprehensive quality of college students. they should not only have professional knowledge and professionalism, but also be able to take the initiative to learn and innovate in their work, and always reflect on and improve themselves. college libraries, as an important part of school teaching and research, are not only the second classroom for students to engage in learning activities, but also play an active role in guiding the value education of college students. at present, the research on library intelligent service basically focuses on the three dimensions of intelligent service: service technology, service personnel and service content. libraries use the concept of "internet+" to build a multi-platform smart service ecology including library app, wechat public number, mini program, social media such as microblogging and smart service platforms, which provides an educational and practical platform for broadening students' knowledge, enhancing their learning adaptability and improving their innovation ability. under the premise of constantly applying various new technologies, we need to start from the perspective of the cultivation of composite talents, re-planning and construction of the service system based on intelligent data and intelligent management, with intelligent service as the ultimate goal, so that the university library service develops into a higher level of intelligent service, which can better promote the development of students' abilities in all aspects, and provide support for the better cultivation of composite talents. college libraries need to actively participate in the whole process of cultivating compound talents based on the school's talent characteristics and their own advantages while enhancing the protection of literature and information resources, and this cultivation process is not only for the teaching reform service within the school, but also for the lifelong education field of college students. 3. the problems in cultivating composite talents in universities in the new era 3.1. the teaching content is too traditional, the teaching mode is single, and the quality of the teaching staff and teaching skills are worrying most of the updated textbook versions in the new period are "old wine in new bottles", not timely reform and update according to the current needs of social development, resulting in the teaching content of colleges and universities being unable to keep up with the changing times, increasing the difficulty of students' knowledge and the current technology, so that fresh graduates being unable to be quickly integrated into the workplace. moreover, the teaching mode in universities is relatively single, with most courses implementing a single training mode of "class examination graduation", which cannot cultivate students' ability to comprehensively acquire professional skills. older teachers in local colleges and universities are experienced in teaching, but they do not have a comprehensive grasp of new teaching concepts and the latest research trends. 3.2. the development and construction of smart libraries in western border areas are relatively lagging behind compared with the rapid development of smart libraries in eastern colleges and universities, smart libraries in colleges and universities in western border provinces such as yunnan started late, with a low opening rate, fewer functions, and certain deficiencies in services. through the previous exchange visits to the library of kunming part of the university research, yunnan construction of intelligent library of colleges and universities is not much, mainly concentrated in 211 institutions and provincial key support for the construction of institutions, such as yunnan university, kunming university of science and technology library and so on. college library function is still relatively single, the 49 lack of special services, the role of the training of students still remains in the original library lending function. 3.3. the amount of data in university libraries is scattered and massive the number of library data is huge, and readers' access to resources is varied and complicated, although they can find the resources they need through various ways, the fragmentation and disorder of the data makes it impossible for users to comprehensively and systematically understand the relevant resources in all databases purchased by the library, and the access to the resources becomes inconvenient. 4. building library smart services to promote the cultivation of composite talents in universities 4.1. the concept of an intelligent library a smart library is a new type of library operation model that utilizes new generation information technologies such as the internet of things, cloud computing, and big data to connect various elements such as library buildings, library equipment, paper collections, digital resources, users, and librarians, achieving comprehensive interconnection and efficient provision of humanized, specialized, and intelligent services and management, ultimately achieving intelligent management and services. it is an organic body that is based on resources, supported by technology, soulful in services, centered around people, and with space as the implementation condition, and integrates various elements. it is based on resources, supported by technology, service as the soul, human core, space as the realization condition, and the integration of various elements of the organism. smart library has the dual characteristics of internet of things and digital library, it has the characteristics of comprehensive perception, co-construction and sharing, ubiquitous service, interconnection and so on. smart library is a new type of library developed on the basis of the internet of things and the inheritance of digital libraries. with the continuous development of radio frequency technology and the effective control of its cost, the application of rfid technology in the intelligent construction of libraries will be more and more indepth. it shows that rfid technology has established a feasible application direction for library intelligence. using the "internet +" concept, the library has built a multi-platform intelligent service ecology, including library app, wechat public account, mini program, weibo and other social media and intelligent service platform, providing an educational practice platform for broadening students' knowledge, enhancing their learning adaptability and improving their innovation ability. 4.2. the intelligent service technology principle of library 4.2.1. knowledge service platform provide personalized knowledge service platform personalized knowledge services, refers to the use of network information to provide continuous services to the knowledge needs of individual users. service object personalization, that is, according to the user's needs and tailored knowledge services, according to the specific professional or subject areas to organize or implement services, through specialization to improve the depth and quality of knowledge services to achieve knowledge service effect [5]. through the network information and other media, in-depth knowledge service research process to meet the user's personalized knowledge needs. combined with the characteristics of the information and knowledge needs of key disciplines, from discipline navigation, information organization, data mining, resource integration, common sharing and other aspects of information organization, to solve the "information silo" and the phenomenon of information disorder, professional knowledge services. 4.2.2. knowledge mining mechanisms in the network information environment, tacit knowledge is a more valuable knowledge. mining and making explicit the tacit knowledge of university libraries and applying the collected information and other intangible resources makes the knowledge service decisive in the improvement of quality and depth. it determines how data and information are treated and the knowledge is utilized to derive results. the manifestation of tacit knowledge in senior libraries is another special knowledge wealth of libraries, and university libraries should recognize the importance of tacit knowledge, pay attention to the management and application of tacit knowledge, and establish a management and assessment system and environment for sharing tacit knowledge, such as holding seminars. an atmosphere of mutual learning, exchange, and application of knowledge should be formed in the library to better provide users with high-quality knowledge products. 4.3. the realization way of library intelligent service 4.3.1. establish a smart portal service the resource search area of the website is connected to the business management system of the library, realizing the unified and integrated search function of paper and electricity, with rich metadata covering books, periodicals and conference documents, theses, newspapers, multimedia resources, open access resources and other types of resources, which makes the data revelation more convenient and smarter. the new book recommendation function provided by the portal is seamlessly connected with the reader recommendation module of the business management system, which makes it convenient for teachers and students to recommend new books through the portal webpage at anytime and anywhere, and enhances the effective use of resources. in addition, the portal has set up the my library module, which mainly includes the functions of recommended books, recommended periodicals, my bookshelf, database customization, collection search and so on, providing favorable conditions for readers to create personalized personal space. through the construction of the resource service platform, the unified search of the purchased electronic resources of the library can be realized. the unified search can intuitively reveal the content, quantity and source of the searched keywords, and it can also show in detail the clustering of key information such as the type of literature to which all the resources belong, the time period, the author's organization, the region, and the disciplines, etc. the full-text data can be clicked directly from the access paths and jump to the full-text links, so as to improve the efficiency of the resource search of the users. the efficiency of users' resource retrieval is improved. resource management platform, based on massive metadata, gives schools the authority to manage data independently, combines with the platform's powerful 50 station building function to provide an independent and flexible resource management platform, and ultimately realizes the unified search and collection query in the foreground, database display and other functional services. the platform achieves unified search for various types of resources from multiple resource libraries, including books, periodicals, newspapers, dissertations, conference papers, patents, standards, videos, citations, scientific and technological achievements, information, laws and regulations, and special libraries. in the search result page, the system automatically analyses the search results to form a variety of clusters such as language, initials, attachments, classifications, languages, types, ages, author units, authors, keywords, etc., and supports a combination of ticks in all the clustering options. users according to the actual needs of any dimension of the group matching search, free expansion and reduction of inspection, so as to achieve the literature of the refined clustering and precision search. 4.3.2. establish knowledge resource database one-stop service under the network information environment, library knowledge service is a high-level information service based on resource construction and the process of refining explicit and tacit knowledge from massive information resources according to users' needs. due to the continuous development and progress of network information, the time and space of library service is also undergoing great changes, and the network information service of the library has become an important part of the knowledge service process. the work of collection resources protection and utilization is not the only library knowledge service. libraries should constantly adjust their service concepts and strategies, transform their service methods to keep pace with the times, carry out technological innovation and mechanism innovation, develop knowledge resource libraries suitable for the characteristics of the users, deeply excavate the tacit knowledge in the libraries, develop digitized network information databases, introduce a variety of mature network resources, and provide one-stop and fast services for the acquisition of user knowledge through links. to establish a special knowledge base for institutions and groups with special needs, and to provide personalized and specialized services. through contacts and exchanges with users, we will understand their specific needs and build a knowledge resource base targeted at serving them, so as to meet the information needs of special users. 4.3.3. establish paper and electricity integrated literature retrieval service library literature resources intelligent service also includes providing paper and electricity integrated literature resources retrieval service for the majority of teachers and students as well as providing accurate and efficient literature resources recommendation and purchase service. the new generation of library service platform should adopt highly scalable, distributed, asynchronous microservice architecture technology to achieve highly scalable and open functional applications based on big data, and the central knowledge base of the system covers collection data and collection resource usage statistics, and realizes the integrated management of paper and electricity to support the unified ordering of paper and electronic resources, and provides the function of recommending and purchasing, so that readers can recommend and purchase freely or catalogue recommending and purchasing through the unified literature retrieval system. it also supports the unified ordering of paper resources and electronic resources, and provides the function of subscription, which allows readers to subscribe freely through the unified literature retrieval system or catalogue subscription. in addition, it provides unified retrieval and display services for paper resources and digital resources, and the retrieval covers library resources, e-books and other literature resources, so that teachers and students can directly view the detailed information of the collection by searching the results of paper. 4.3.4. big data analysis and mining application services big data analysis and mining technology makes all kinds of knowledge data in the library are effectively aggregated, the library's intelligent service capability is constantly improved, and the knowledge resources appear to be more intelligent. to this end, henan university of technology library plans to set up an electronic screen in the hall on the ground floor, releasing real-time data on readers entering the library, readers' use of data, library space seating data, library notices, promotional videos and other visual content. the service platform carries out popular recommendation and personalized recommendation of databases, books and other information according to the comprehensive rating and user's portrait; in addition, there is a special statistical analysis center to support the statistical analysis of the library's resource guarantee, life cycle, procurement, borrowing, resource utilization, research services, user behavior, operation logs, etc., generate analysis reports, and carry out data output to effectively dock with the big data publishing system to provide big data display. . the development and application of new information technology for university libraries to provide personalized intelligent services to the majority of teachers and students to provide a solid technical guarantee, more mature and commonly used technical means and application scenarios are mainly intelligent retrieval, big data visualization, deep mining, machine learning and so on. the reader user's gender, age, profession, reading information and individual preferences and other massive data by big data technology deep mining processing analysis, the library will better understand the real needs of the readers, and then provide personalized intelligent reading push, customized services, the formation of convenient services, improve user satisfaction, so that the library personalized intelligent services to reach the optimal level. 4.3.5. innovative services for specialized resources characteristic resources is the root of library services in the network environment, characteristic resources are different from the library's traditional types of literature, in the content of its unique collection, college libraries should fully explore the characteristic resources and characteristic services, the school's characteristic professions and special subjects, digitize the collection and build a characteristic resource database, use the library's rich knowledge resources to carry out the characteristic knowledge services. according to the actual needs of users, the information content is analyzed, summarized and collated to provide users with efficient and usable knowledge service products. 5. conclusion with the continuous development of information technology in the new era, the requirements for college libraries to serve in the training of complex talents continue to improve, and the transformation of the library's original service model is imperative. only the change of service concepts and methods, and the reconstruction of the paper and 51 electricity library resources service platform, in order to meet the demand for knowledge services for composite talents. driven by new information technology, the service mode of university libraries is changing from the traditional passive service mode to the modern active service mode, and the service content, types and ways have become more intelligent, relying on new information technology such as big data mining and analysis, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and so on, in order to build the intelligent service portal of university libraries, one-stop service of resource libraries, paper-electricity integration of literature retrieval and featured databases, etc. provide the knowledge required by the new era of composite talents personalized wisdom service has become the direction of the development of library wisdom services, and take the initiative to provide more accurate and detailed wisdom services for 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[6] yang jie . research on the construction of intelligent library in colleges and universities in the era of big data [j]. digital communication world , 2024(02):20-22. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 5 solving multi-robot task assignment problem based on improved genetic algorithm zhibin wang, jianjun zhu school of jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin, 132022, china abstract: aiming at the low efficiency of robot task distribution and unbalanced task distribution in the process of warehouse task scheduling, this paper aims at minimum total task path and balanced task distribution, establishes a warehouse robot scheduling scheme and mathematical model, and proposes an improved genetic algorithm for task allocation. firstly, greedy algorithm is introduced to optimize the initial population and improve the quality of the initial population. secondly, the heuristic bidirectional triple crossover operator is designed to expand the search range of the population and improve the accuracy of the optimal solution. finally, the multi-variant strategy is introduced to solve the problem that the algorithm falls into local optimality. the experimental results show that the improved algorithm has better convergence and balanced distribution ability. keywords: genetic algorithm; multi-robot; task allocation; three crossover operators; variation strategy. 1. introduction with the improvement of people's living standards and the innovation of information technology, e-commerce[1]has developed rapidly, which in turn has driven the transformation of the logistics industry and provided huge development space for the warehousing industry. the traditional model of people arriving at the goods is inefficient, costly and error-prone, and can no longer meet the growing demand for orders. therefore, the establishment of an intelligent warehousing platform and the realization of the goods-to-people operation model are of great significance to the development of the warehousing industry. as one of the important cores of intelligent warehousing, multi-robot task scheduling has attracted wide attention at home and abroad. many scholars have studied it and achieved certain results. rohini .m et al. [2]used linear hybrid programming to improve the genetic algorithm, with the goal of minimizing the total distance and minimizing the idle time of the robot; yang guihua et al. [3]proposed a warehouse robot task allocation algorithm based on the immune ant colony optimization algorithm, with the robot's total path as the goal, to achieve multi-objective task allocation; zhou hang et al.[4] proposed a hybrid genetic taboo search algorithm, with the robot delivery cost as the goal, to improve the overall operation efficiency of the warehouse; deng fuqin et al. [5]proposed an algorithm combining genetic algorithm and rolling scheduling, with the time to complete the task as the goal, to improve the efficiency of multi-robot task allocation; zhu bowen et al. [6]proposed a multi-strategy optimized sparrow search algorithm, with the robot's total path as the goal, to improve the performance of multi-robot task scheduling. based on the above research content, this paper proposes an improved genetic algorithm for the warehouse multi-robot task allocation problem. first, the greedy algorithm is introduced in the population initialization process to improve the quality of the initial solution in the population; secondly, the bidirectional three-crossover operator is introduced to improve the quality of the offspring in the solution process; finally, a multi-variation strategy is designed, combined with the metropolis criterion, to accept individuals with poor fitness with a certain probability, to ensure the diversity of the population, and to improve the ability of the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum. 2. problem description and model building figure 1. intelligent warehousing grid map 6 multi-robot task allocation[7]refers to the allocation of several tasks to each robot without duplication, and the robot achieves the optimal result under the premise of satisfying the constraints. smart warehousing consists of several sorting tables, shelves and a certain number of robots. for the multirobot task allocation model, a smart warehousing grid map is established, as shown in figure 1. the gray area in the model is the sorting table, the black area in the middle is several shelves, and the remaining white area is the passable area. based on the intelligent warehouse grid map, a multi-robot task allocation problem model is established [8] assume that the number of robots is , the robot set is , the number of tasks to be assigned in the warehouse is , and the task set is , where . is used to represent the task point executed by the i-th robot, and is the number of tasks that the robot needs to perform. the total distance that each robot runs is as follows: (1) where: represents the total distance traveled by the ith robot; represents the distance from the initial position of the i-th robot to the first task; represents the total distance of the i-th robot completing tasks; represents the distance from the last task point of the i-th robot to the initial position. the distance formula is as follows: (2) in addition, the path distances taken by each robot to execute the task sequence are similar. in order to ensure that all robots have a high utilization rate, the variance of the path distance is used to reflect the degree of discreteness. the formula is as follows: (3) the objective function is established with the goal of minimizing the sum of all robot paths and minimizing the task balance cost. the objective function expression is as follows: (4) the constraints are: (5) where: is the objective function, which represents the total distance that all robots need to complete all tasks during the task allocation process; means that all tasks are allocated and there is no unallocated task; is the minimum number of tasks performed by each robot. 3. improved genetic algorithms the genetic algorithm is a meta-heuristic optimization algorithm based on darwin's "survival of the fittest" theory[9]. the algorithm generates an initial population and then iterates through operations such as selection, crossover, and mutation to search in the solution space to find the optimal solution to the problem. however, the genetic algorithm still has problems such as poor initial population quality and slow convergence in the solution process. this paper adopts an improved genetic algorithm to solve the problem. first, a greedy algorithm is introduced to optimize the initial population to improve the quality of the initial solution; second, a heuristic two-way three-crossover operator is introduced to expand the search range to obtain high-quality local optimal solutions; finally, a multi-variation strategy is used in combination with the metropolis criterion to perform a global search, and the diversity of the population is improved by accepting inferior solutions so that the algorithm can jump out of the local optimum and obtain the global optimal solution. the flowchart of the improved genetic algorithm is shown in figure 2. yes no start greedy initial population calculate fitness value whether the termination conditions are met select operator multi-variation strategy heuristic bidirectional triple crossover stop figure 2. flowchart of improved algorithm 3.1. greedy initial population 3.1.1. encoding common encoding methods for genetic algorithms include two-part chromosome design and double chromosome 7 design[10]. the search space of the above encoding methods is relatively small, and they are prone to fall into local optimality when solving large-scale problems[11]. this paper adopts single chromosome encoding based on virtual points. this encoding method is simple to design and easy to implement. in order to explain the above encoding method, this article takes 3 robots and 8 tasks as an example. the chromosome individual is shown in figure 3. 1~8 represent eight task points, and the two gray parts are virtual points. the virtual points are equivalent to the starting point to segment the robot. therefore, the task route of the first robot is: ; similarly, the task route of the second robot is: ; finally, the task route of the third robot is: . 4 6 3 9 2 1 10 8 5 7 figure 3. chromosome decoding based on virtual points 3.1.2. greedy algorithm table 1. greedy algorithm algorithm: greedy algorithm the initial population of traditional genetic algorithms is usually randomly generated by computers. the solution quality of the initial population generated in this way is poor, resulting in slow convergence of the algorithm [12]. to address the above problems, this paper uses a greedy algorithm to optimize and improve the quality of the initial population. the process of generating individuals by the greedy algorithm is as follows: randomly select a starting point from the entire task list and add it to the individual, then find the task point closest to the starting point in the remaining task list, add to the individual and continue to traverse the remaining tasks as the new starting point, and at the same time add virtual points to complete the segmentation according to the constraints and task balance constraints until all task points are traversed to form a complete chromosome. the pseudo code of the greedy algorithm is shown in table 1. 3.2. heuristic bidirectional triple crossover operator crossover strategy is the main method for genetic algorithms to generate new individuals. different crossover strategies are suitable for different problems and optimization objectives. common crossover strategies used in traditional genetic algorithms include sequential crossover and partial matching crossover[13]. however, these crossover strategies cannot obtain the global optimal solution during the solution process and may also destroy excellent individuals in the parent generation, resulting in a decrease in the fitness of the offspring. to address the above problems, this paper introduces a heuristic two-way three-crossover method, which selects multiple parents for crossover to obtain excellent offspring individuals and improve the solution accuracy. this article takes 8 task points and 3 robots as an example to explain the process of heuristic two-way three-way crossover in detail, as shown in figure 4. from the chromosome of parent 1, we can know that the number of tasks of each robot is 3, 2 and 3 respectively. therefore, the task allocation method of the offspring is the same as that of parent 1. the selected parent is cross overed according to the following steps: 1) select three parents, record the number of tasks assigned to parent 1, remove the virtual points and only keep the chromosomes of the task points for crossover. 2) select the first task point of parent generation 1 as the starting point, as shown in step 2 of figure 4, and 4 as the starting point of the child generation. first, find the three task points 6 and 7 that are adjacent to the parent generation task point 4 in the forward direction; secondly, select the task point 7 that is closest to task point 4; finally, use the newly added task point as the starting point to continue looking for adjacent task points until the first robot task path is completed, as shown in step 4. 3)after the first task sequence is completed, add a virtual point as a judgment, use the virtual point to represent task point 4, re-plan the task path for the second robot, find the closest task point, until the second task path is completed, as shown in step 7. similarly, complete the task path of the third robot and obtain the forward daughter chromosome. 4)similarly, the reverse search is opposite to the forward search, and the same rules are used to obtain the reverse daughter chromosomes. by performing crossover in the above-mentioned crossover method, the heuristic two-way three-way crossover can obtain a task path without repeated points. the offspring obtained by this crossover method not only inherits the excellent genes of the three parents at the same time, which is conducive to the production of high-quality offspring, but also can improve the solution speed of the algorithm. 8 4 6 3 9 2 1 10 8 5 7 3 8 9 5 6 10 4 7 1 2 7 5 8 9 3 6 2 10 1 4 4 6 3 2 1 8 5 7 3 8 5 6 4 7 1 2 7 5 8 3 6 2 1 4 4 6 3 2 1 8 5 7 3 8 5 6 4 7 1 2 7 5 8 3 6 2 1 4 4 6 3 2 1 8 5 7 3 8 5 6 4 7 1 2 7 5 8 3 6 2 1 4 4 6 3 2 1 8 5 7 3 8 5 6 4 7 1 2 7 5 8 3 6 2 1 4 4 6 3 2 1 8 5 7 3 8 5 6 4 7 1 2 7 5 8 3 6 2 1 4 4 7 1 9 step1 step2 step3 step5 step6 step4 4 7 1 9 8 3 10 2 6 5 cis-directed daughter chromosomes parent1 parent2 parent3 4 7 1 9 8 3 10 step7 figure 4. heuristic two-way three-crossover process 3.3. multi-variation strategy the main function of the mutation operator is to prevent the algorithm from falling into the local optimum during the iterative search process[14]. traditional genetic algorithms only use single-point random mutation methods, which cannot guarantee that the algorithm will jump out of the local optimum. to address the above problems, this paper introduces insertion mutation and heuristic reversal mutation to improve the diversity of the population and enhance the ability of the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum. the insertion mutation method randomly selects two points from the parent individuals and inserts the point with the front position behind the other point. this method can not only retain the excellent gene fragments of the parent, but also effectively increase the diversity of the population. insertion mutation is shown in figure 5. 4 6 3 2 1 8 5 7 4 6 2 1 8 3 5 7 before mutation after mutation figure 5. insertion mutation the heuristic reversal mutation method randomly selects a gene sequence in the parent generation, reverses its order, obtains a new individual, and then compares the fitness values before and after the mutation to decide whether to keep the offspring individual. the heuristic reversal mutation operation process is shown in figure 6. by adopting a multi-variation strategy, not only the excellent gene fragments in the parent generation are retained, but also the diversity of the population is improved, thereby enhancing the algorithm's ability to escape from the local optimum. 4. simulation results and analysis in order to further verify the performance of the algorithm proposed in this paper in solving the robot task allocation problem, simulation experiments were carried out on it. the experimental environment was python3.6. three groups of simulation experiments were carried out and analyzed by taking the system to allocate 30, 50 and 100 tasks as examples. according to the tasks of different scales, the number of robots was 3, 5 and 10 respectively. the algorithm proposed in this paper was compared with the traditional genetic algorithm [15] (genetic algorithm, ga) and simulated annealing algorithm (simulated annealing, sa) in the experiment. yes no heuristic reversal mutation select individuals based on mutation probability randomly select gene sequences and reverse their order is the offspring better than the parent? finish recalculate fitness value abandon offspring individuals keep offspring individuals figure 6. heuristic reversal mutation process the algorithm proposed in this paper is used to assign 30 tasks to 3 robots, and the task assignment results of each robot are shown in table 2. according to the execution task sequence in the table, it can be seen intuitively that the task allocation scheme of the algorithm in this paper tends to be balanced and more reasonable. 9 table 2. task allocation results robot number execute task sequence maximum single robot path /m total path cost /m robot 1 25,28,30,27,29,24,26,2,13,14 247 721 robot 2 1,11,9,7,10,12,5,8,5,4,3 robot 3 15,20,17,18,21,23,19,21,16 in order to fully verify the feasibility of the improved algorithm in this paper, the average values of the three algorithms running 20 times under three different task scales are compared. the average values of the robot's total path, the maximum single-vehicle path and the number of algorithm iterations are shown in table 3. table 3. experimental results of different algorithms and different task scales number of tasks algorithm average total path /m average maximum single robot path /m average number of iterations 30 ga 845.7 320 200 sa 1069.7 357.4 180 improve ga 731.3 247.4 35 50 ga 1019.4 211.4 220 sa 998.4 199.5 140 improve ga 852 182.5 52 100 ga 1850 507 280 sa 1776.8 225 200 improve ga 1724.5 205.8 101 it can be seen from table 3 that the improved ga algorithm proposed in this paper has certain improvements in convergence speed and solution accuracy. it can be seen from the maximum single-vehicle path that the solution of the improved ga algorithm is more reasonable. figure 7 shows the convergence curves of the ga, sa and improved ga algorithms when assigning tasks of different sizes. (a)number of tasks: 30 (b)number of tasks: 50 (c)number of tasks: 100 figure 7. convergence curves of different scale task allocation algorithms from the convergence curve and fitness value in figure 7, we can see that the improved ga algorithm proposed in this paper performs well in solving the initial population. it expands the search range through heuristic two-way threecrossover, and the multi-mutation strategy enables the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum. 5. conclusion this paper proposes an improved genetic algorithm to solve the problems of low efficiency and unbalanced task allocation of traditional genetic algorithms in multi-robot task allocation in intelligent warehousing. first, the greedy algorithm is used to generate the initial population to improve the quality of the initial population of the genetic algorithm; secondly, a heuristic two-way three-crossover operator is designed to improve the search ability of the algorithm; finally, a multi-mutation strategy is introduced to enhance the ability of the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum. through experimental comparison, the algorithm in this paper has improved the balance of task allocation and solution efficiency, can adapt to the task allocation of warehousing environments with different degrees of task numbers, and has obvious advantages in solving multi-robot task allocation. acknowledgments jilin province science and technology development project (ydzj202201zyts555). references [1] li yansheng, wan yong, zhang yi, et al. path planning of storage robot based on artificial bee colony-adaptive genetic algorithm [j]. chinese journal of scientific instrument,2022, 43 (04): 282-290. 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[15] katoch, s., chauhan, s.s. & kumar, v. a review on genetic algorithm: past, present, and future. multimed tools appl, 2021, 80, 8091–8126. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 49 research on wearable devices based on the internet of things liu ao, xude zhang, piaoyun wang, ruiwen wang, zhengju jia kaili college, kaili guizhou, 556011, china abstract: wearable devices are closely related to people's lives. this project is based on wifi wireless communication transmission technology, supplemented by cortex-m3 microprocessor and mq-7 gas sensor to design a wearable device. this wearable device can not only achieve basic clock timing, but also achieve functions such as co concentration detection, voice intelligent recognition, and automatic alarm. in addition, the device adopts an embedded design and adds blockchain technology to achieve data information security and privacy protection. keywords: wearable devices; bluetooth wifi; cortex-m3 microprocessor; gas sensor. 1. introduction in modern times, people are paying more and more attention to their own health issues with the development of the times, but their awareness of diet and indoor environmental safety is still very shallow. the most common example is carbon monoxide gas poisoning, which leads to death. the reason why carbon monoxide can pose a threat to human life is because co can bind to the carrier protein for transporting oxygen in the human body, which leads to insufficient oxygen supply to the body. mild symptoms can include severe dizziness, headaches, and even death. in order to improve people's understanding of co gas and reduce the occurrence of such death events, this project is based on the esp8266 wifi wireless communication transmission module, and uses hardware devices such as cortex-m3 microprocessors and mq-7 gas sensors to design an intelligent wearable device. it not only adds some new features to the original functions of wearable devices, but also allows people to track the people wearing the device in real time and let the wearer know the concentration of co in their current environment in a timely manner, thereby reducing the incidence of such events. 2. overall structural design this wearable device is an intelligent wearable product designed on the basis of the convenient mode of high-speed transmission of data information through the internet of things. the overall system structure design is shown in figure 1, which uses co concentration as the sample carrier for data collection and uses cortex-m3 microprocessor the esp8266 wifi wireless communication module is used to complete functions such as automatic alarm, detection of the security of the user's current environment when wearing the product, and automatic voice conversion. figure 1. overall structure design framework of the system 50 3. hardware design this wearable device is based on the development board stm32f103c8t6 and adds modules for information transmission, collection, and display. by using the esp8266 wifi wireless communication module, the collected data is transmitted to the mobile end and the main control board for unified management; add a gps positioning module to synchronize and update the current location information of the device in real-time. utilize embedded technology to integrate the relevant system operation modules on a small circuit board, and maximize the effect in a small space. as shown in figure 2: figure 2. system hardware design block diagram 3.1. wireless transmission module 3.1.1. wifi performance the esp8266 wifi module can transmit data faster and serve as a carrier for intelligent speech recognition, which is beneficial for smoother device operation. at the same time, this module can complete the remote transmission of data information that users need, solving the problem of information loss caused by obstacles. after analyzing different types of wifi modules, esp8266 was ultimately chosen for this project. the esp8266 development board not only integrates wifi function, but also adds tcp/ip protocol stack. at the same time, it uses serial port to connect with stm32f103 microcontroller to complete device communication. in addition, it also has the characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, and a wide range of applications, which is very in line with the core proposition of this project. 3.1.2. working principle connecting esp8266 to mcu, controlling esp8266 through at commands and serial communication functions, can generate connectable wifi signals, and then connect wearable devices to the wifi signals emitted by esp8266, the mcu transmits the packaged data to wearable devices through a serial port and displays it. figure 3. schematic diagram of wifi module 3.2. detection of co for gas detection, there are many types of gas sensors available on the market, and for this project, the mq-7 gas sensor is the optimal choice. this mainly depends on the variety of gas types detected by the gas sensor, and the corresponding functions can be adjusted according to the requirements of the equipment. the circuit design diagram is as follows: the mq-7 sensor is mainly used to detect the concentration of co, which not only has the advantages of ultra-high sensitivity, fast response speed, and strong stability, but also can accurately exclude other non combustible irritating gases, with a monitoring range of 10-10000ppm. this sensor adopts a high and low temperature cycle detection method. once the detected concentration of carbon monoxide increases and the resistance decreases, its corresponding conductivity will also increase and output an analog signal. at the receiving end, the analog-to-digital converter converts the received electrical signal into a digital signal, which is then displayed on the display screen. 51 figure 4. mq-7 circuit design diagram 3.3. main control module to meet the requirements of small size, easy portability, and low power consumption of wearable devices, after comparing the performance and volume data of various types of mcus, the stm32 series microcontroller was ultimately chosen for this project. compared to other microcontrollers, this series of microcontrollers has low power consumption, high integration within the chip, and flexible static memory, which makes its cost-effectiveness very considerable. among the stm32 series microcontrollers, the stm32f103c8t6 microcontroller was specifically selected. this microcontroller adopts lqf48 pin packaging design, with a working voltage range of 2v to 3.6v, ensuring stable performance and meeting the low power consumption requirements of wearable devices. the working temperature is -40°c-85°c, and it has a large memory and abundant peripheral resources, which greatly meets the system functions developed in this project and effectively reduces hardware development costs. the minimum system of stm32f103c8t6 microcontroller is mainly composed of reset circuit, power circuit, and crystal oscillator circuit. its clock can not only be provided by internal crystal oscillator, but also generated by external clock circuit. the clock circuit ysclk can choose hsi hse or pll as the clock source. the partial circuit of stm32f103c8t6 is shown in figure 5. figure 5. partial circuit diagram of stm32f103c8t6 from the above figure, it can be seen that the stm32f103c8t6 microcontroller contains more than 40 pins, and each pin corresponds to the corresponding function and multiplexing function. in order to achieve the implementation of the equipment function in this project and collect the required data information, it is necessary to correspond the function of each pin to the multiplexing function one by one. these pins include the power management circuit, reset circuit, crystal oscillator circuit, lcd display, buttons, and corresponding interface pins of each sensor module that enable the system to function properly. 3.4. data acquisition module install a monitoring device system on the data acquisition module, which can collect data values of indoor co 52 concentration. the values are automatically compared with the agreed data in the system and transmitted to the management platform through wireless communication transmission modules. the server obtains the data reported by the monitoring device according to the interface specifications and standards agreed upon by the platform, and relevant personnel handle abnormal data. 3.5. automatic alarm module the staff input the standard co gas concentration into the agreed conditions of the automatic alarm mechanism. when the mq-7 gas sensing element circuit inside the equipment detects that the concentration of carbon monoxide in the indoor environment exceeds the national air quality standard, the alarm mechanism is automatically activated and the relevant abnormal values are transmitted to the terminal. at the same time, the current gas concentration value will also be displayed in real-time on the equipment display screen; when the indoor gas concentration is lower than the set value, the system returns to normal and stops alarming. the circuit principle is shown in the following figure: figure 6. automatic alarm principle diagram 3.6. speech intelligent recognition the speech intelligent recognition module added in this project is based on the ld3320 chip, which can receive nonspecific person voice. the interface wiring diagram is shown in figure 7. burn the edited program code into the ld3320 chip, start the system, debug and run the module, complete the recognition of voice signals, transmit the recognized signals to the input of the mcu, convert the data, and finally display them on the display screen. figure 7. interface wiring definition diagram 3.7. blockchain design blockchain is a new technology for data recording, storage, and transmission, which can achieve mutual trust and value transfer without relying on third-party trust institutions. in wearable devices, based on the decentralized, immutable, and distributed characteristics of blockchain, it is applied for identity authentication and data security protection. the data generated by the device is stored on different servers, and encryption algorithms and consensus mechanisms are adopted to ensure that user information is not tampered with, deleted, or lost. in addition, blockchain also has the characteristics of smart contracts, which can automate the control and interaction between devices. for example, when a threshold for carbon monoxide concentration is detected, the smart contract can transmit abnormal data to wearable devices on its own and control the alarm to sound an alarm. 4. software design when the entire system is powered on, stm32f103c8t6 mcu power on reset occurs first, and the operation of the system main program starts. after the initialization program starts smoothly, the lcd screen immediately displays a normal working state. then the system starts scanning the buttons to detect if there are any input commands for the buttons. once a button is detected as pressed, the system will respond quickly and process the instructions entered by the button accordingly. after processing, the material information required for control set by the system is collected, and the data received by the receiving end is saved in the memory. after a/d conversion, this data is then transmitted to the mcu, mcu control data is displayed on the lcd screen, allowing people to obtain real-time data. when the data transmitted to the microcontroller is compared with the standard threshold, if the received data is not less than the standard threshold, the mcu will send an alarm signal to the automatic alarm module, the buzzer will emit a sharp sound, and the indicator light will continue to flash, reminding the user to take timely processing measures, and finally return to the button scanning location; if the received data is less than the standard threshold, the program will directly return to the key scan and start a new cycle. when the microcontroller receives the speech signal sent by the intelligent speech recognition module, it converts the analog signal into a digital signal through an internal analog-to-digital converter, and broadcasts the converted speech information through a buzzer. 53 figure 8. overall system software block diagram 5. conclusion this article uses the stm32f103c8t6 development board as the core controller, equipped with relevant sensors, automatic alarm system, and voice intelligent recognition system. the sensors of each module transmit the collected data to the terminal management system and compare it with the initial values agreed upon by the system. real time detection and transmission of indoor co concentration are completed. when the data does not match, the equipment automatically starts the alarm device. in addition, the intelligent manhole cover system also assists with a positioning and navigation system and blockchain information privacy security protection, allowing users to enjoy the convenience brought by technology without worrying about personal information leakage, thereby affecting their quality of life. acknowledgments college student innovation and entrepreneurship training program project (s202210669037), guizhou provincial department of education youth science and technology talent growth project (qian jiaohe ky zi [2022] no. 079). references [1] gao haiwen. design and implementation of indoor air quality testing instrument based on stm32 [d]. east china jiaotong university, 2018. 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[7] ma tianyue. design and implementation of iot module based on esp8266wi fi chip [d]. shanghai jiao tong university, 2017. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 70 research on downhole two‐phase flow parameter measurement method based on deep neural networks jian zhang and kang chen college of computer science, yangtze university, jingzhou, hubei 434000, china abstract: with the rapid development of the oil and gas industry, accurate measurement of downhole two-phase flow parameters has become particularly critical. however, traditional measurement methods face numerous challenges in complex downhole environments and cannot meet the modern industry's demands for high precision and real-time requirements. the flow behavior of downhole two-phase flows (such as oil-gas, water-gas, etc.) directly affects the production efficiency and safety of oil and gas wells. measuring key parameters (such as flow rate, gas content, and flow pattern, etc.) is crucial for optimizing production processes, improving recovery rates, and ensuring wellbore safety. traditional measurement methods, such as mechanical flowmeters and capacitance sensors, are easily affected by various factors such as temperature, pressure, and composition changes in complex downhole environments, leading to inaccurate measurement results. in addition, traditional methods usually require a long response time and cannot meet the modern industry's dual demands for real-time and high precision. under these circumstances, researching a new, high-precision downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement method has become urgent. with the rapid development of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies, deep neural networks (dnn) offer a potential solution due to their powerful data processing and non-linear modeling capabilities. applying deep neural networks to the measurement of downhole two-phase flow parameters can not only overcome the limitations of traditional methods but also significantly improve the accuracy and real-time performance of measurements, providing strong technical support for the oil and gas industry. therefore, this paper proposes a downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement method that integrates deep neural networks, focusing on the research of multi-phase flow parameter measurement technology based on deep learning and its application in the production process of oil and gas wells. by constructing and optimizing models such as generative adversarial networks (gan), bidirectional long short-term memory networks (bi-lstm), and graph convolutional networks (gcn), this paper achieves efficient identification and parameter measurement of downhole two-phase flow pattern characteristics. experimental results show that the integrated model can effectively predict key parameters of downhole two-phase flow under different working conditions, significantly improving measurement accuracy and robustness. this study not only provides a new solution for the measurement of downhole two-phase flow parameters but also has important significance for improving the automation level of measurement technology, reducing manual intervention, and reducing production costs. it further provides new ideas and methods for solving complex fluid flow problems in the energy field, with broad application prospects and profound practical value. keywords: deep neural networks; two-phase flow; parameter measurement; downhole; oil and gas. 1. introduction 1.1. the importance of downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement plays a significant role in oil and gas field development. accurate two-phase flow parameters can ensure efficient oil and gas field development and avoid equipment failures and safety accidents caused by inaccurate parameter measurement. it can better grasp the flow of fluids underground, improve oil field production technology, and the rational development of resources. 1.2. challenges in downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement the gas-liquid two-phase flow in the wellbore is complex due to the changing shape and distribution of the gas-liquid interface over time and space, and there is a certain velocity difference between the two phases, making the flow process more complex than single-phase flow. in parameter measurement, the two-phase flow system is a complex nonlinear system, and the difficulty of parameter detection is relatively high, making two-phase flow parameter detection a research field in urgent need of development. 1.3. the potential of deep learning technology in downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement deep learning technology plays an important role in downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement. deep learning technology can learn and extract features from a large amount of data and establish models to classify and predict two-phase flow parameters. by continuously optimizing algorithms and models, the accuracy and reliability of measurements can be improved. in two-phase flow parameter measurement, long-distance dependence is an important factor. long short-term memory networks (lstm) can handle this dependence well, and flow measurement methods based on lstm can improve the measurement accuracy of liquid phase flow to meet industrial measurement requirements. 2. related work 2.1. current main technologies for downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement the current methods for measuring two-phase flow 71 parameters mainly include traditional separated flow measurement technology, multi-flowmeter measurement, and contact measurement technology. 2.2. analysis of the limitations and insufficiencies of existing technologies traditional separated flow measurement technology, although stable, accurate, and with a wide measurement range, is bulky and expensive, resulting in poor economic performance. multi-flowmeter measurement method: this method has a simple device, but a small measurement range and is constrained by specific flow patterns. in recent years, research on the combination of a single flowmeter and a ray flowmeter has been more in-depth, but there are still limitations. contact measurement technology: the measurement value of this probe can only reflect the local bubble share mean value and causes certain disturbances to the flow field, and cannot be measured online in real-time. 3. methodology 3.1. data collection and preprocessing after the successful deployment of optical fiber sensors, a distributed acoustic sensing system (distributed acoustic sensing, das) was used to continuously and densely collect acoustic signals from the wellbore. to ensure that every dynamic change in the fluid flow process is fully captured, the collection frequency was set to 1khz. such a high sampling rate can not only effectively capture the instantaneous state of the downhole flow but also record the subtle fluctuations in the flow in detail, providing rich information for subsequent data analysis. however, due to the extremely complex downhole environment, the original acoustic data collected inevitably contains various noise and interference signals. these noises may come from the equipment's own vibration, interference from surrounding geological activities, or other impacts from wellbore operations. the existence of these adverse factors poses a significant challenge to the accuracy and reliability of the data. deep learning model construction 3.1.1. introduction to gan model the gan consists of a generator and a discriminator. the generator is responsible for capturing the distribution of real samples and generating new fake samples; the discriminator is a binary classifier used to determine whether the input is a real sample or a generated fake sample. through continuous adversarial training, the samples generated by the generator become increasingly difficult for the discriminator to distinguish from real samples. 3.1.2. introduction to bi-lstm model the bi-lstm model includes forward and backward two lstm layers, which process the positive and negative information of the input sequence, respectively. through this bidirectional processing method, the model can consider both past and future time information, capturing a more comprehensive flow pattern feature. after the bi-lstm layer, a fully connected layer is added to further process and classify the extracted features, ultimately outputting the flow pattern recognition results of downhole two-phase flow. the introduction of the fully connected layer not only maps high-dimensional features to the output category space but also optimizes the feature extraction process through backpropagation, improving the model's recognition accuracy. 4. experimental design and result analysis 4.1. description of experimental environment setup and parameter settings to verify the performance of the gcn-bi-lstm integrated model, this study conducted data collection in an oil field in western china for three years, covering 200 oil and gas wells from 2018 to 2020. the experimental environment setup includes both hardware and software. on the hardware side, the laboratory is equipped with highperformance computing servers, equipped with multiple gpus to accelerate model training and inference processes. these computing servers have strong computing power and large-capacity storage space, which can support efficient processing of large-scale datasets and training of complex models. on the software side, deep learning frameworks such as tensorflow and pytorch were used, and a set of specialized data processing and analysis tools were developed. these tools can efficiently perform data preprocessing, model training, evaluation, and visualization, improving the efficiency and accuracy of the overall experimental process. 4.2. experimental results, and comparative analysis with traditional methods table 1. performance of different models in downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement model name measurement accuracy (%) stability (%) ability to handle complex flow patterns (%) traditional physical model 85.0 80.0 70.0 shallow machine learning model 88.0 85.0 75.0 integrated deep neural network 95.0 93.0 90.0 gcn-bi-lstm integrated model 97.5 96.0 95.0 72 5. conclusion this chapter comprehensively discusses the research process and experimental results of the downhole two-phase flow parameter measurement method based on the gcn-bilstm integrated model. through comparative analysis and experimental verification, it proves the superiority of this method in improving measurement accuracy and the ability to handle complex flow patterns, providing new technical paths and methodological support for downhole engineering practice. references [1] lee s c ,hamon p f ,castelletto n , et al. multilevel well modeling in aggregation-based nonlinear multigrid for multiphase flow in porous media [j]. journal of computational physics, 2024, 513 113163-. 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[15] yang d ,xu x . twin-array capacitance sensor for multiparameter measurements of multiphase flow [j]. particuology, 2021, 22 163-176. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 93 research and development of powertrain of bionic mobile rechargeable material truck yang liu, zhesheng hou and zhengxiao bai school of jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china abstract: in order to facilitate the transportation of corn stalks and material resources, this paper designed a remote-control transport vehicle for one-time transportation of corn cobs, corn stalks, corn leaves, corn cobs and corn stalks. its function is to avoid obstacles, and remotely operate through bluetooth or wireless mode, feedback the working status and task progress of the car in real time, and automatically identify the path and transport materials to the specified destination. through catia modeling, the motion simulation is carried out by adams, and the rationality of the design is confirmed by finite element analysis of the stressed structural parts. keywords: unmanned transport vehicle; catia; adams; finite element analysis. 1. introduction as a widely grown crop, corn is favored by farmers and markets for its high yield and high value, becoming one of the agricultural gold industries. in china, corn, as one of the main grain crops, accounts for 20% of the total grain output[1]. exploring the storage and transportation technology of corn straw is helpful to increase farmers' income and promote the development of rural economy. this is not only an important means to improve agricultural production efficiency, but also an important measure to promote china's agriculture to achieve sustainable development and circular economy. the effective use of straw resources plays a key role in exerting the role of agricultural resources and expanding the scope of agricultural economy, and provides an important support for the realization of agricultural circular development. the development of circular agriculture has become a new economic growth means and development trend. under the background of the slow development of china's rural economy and the single source of farmers' income, the rational use of straw resources, the realization of the dual benefits of grain and straw, and the further development of straw industry are helpful to promote the development of agricultural industry and accelerate the pace of agriculture. corn stalk transport robot is an intelligent agricultural transport platform, using industrial agv technology, can independently plan the path to achieve intelligent transportation, without manual intervention, with a high degree of flexibility, suitable for agricultural facilities inside and outside. agricultural intelligent transport platforms are developed on the basis of industrial agvs [2]. in addition, the agricultural intelligent transportation platform can realize independent planning of path driving, can achieve intelligent transportation inside and outside agricultural facilities without intervention, and can also carry relevant working parts to synchronously complete real-time monitoring, path planning, and accurate navigation. it has provided a great improvement in the level of agricultural mechanization, intelligence and automation. agricultural mechanization has become an indispensable part of modern agriculture, and improving the level of agricultural intelligence and mechanization is an important way to promote the sustainable development of agricultural resources in china. to sum up, this paper designs a crawler conveyer that can remotely control and one-time corn cob, corn stalk, corn leaf, corn cob and corn stalk [3-4]. 2. design of key components of crawler transport aircraft 2.1. track type selection design the transportation capacity of the tracked unmanned transport vehicle depends on the comprehensive performance of the tracked chassis vehicle. at this stage, the relatively mature medium and large electric crawler chassis on the market have a weight and load range of 2t and 8t respectively, a speed range of 6-8 km/h, and a maximum climbing angle of 30°, in addition to the lower speed, the other indicators are more in line with the design requirements. therefore, combined with the mature chassis indicators and the requirements of this design for the crawler chassis to drive normally on grassland, hills, muddy land and other terrain, the main performance indicators of the crawler chassis developed in this paper are proposed, as shown in table 1. table 1. main performance specifications of the crawler transporter serial number name of index parameter serial number name of index parameter 1 vehicle mass (kg) 2000 5 obstacle/climbing speed (km/h) 0.5-8 2 payload weight (kg) 8000 6 body size (cm) 2000×3000×2000 3 maximum flat speed (km/h) 12 7 energy sources electric energy 4 angle of climb (°) 20 8 energy diversion control slow steering 94 2.2. track size calculation 2.2.1. track width and length parameters when the mass of a fully loaded vehicle is m, the ground length d1 and width b of the track directly affect the specific ground pressure of the vehicle. when the ground length d1 is determined, the larger the width b, the smaller the ground specific pressure, and the overall width of the vehicle will also increase, resulting in an increase in steering resistance and steering radius. track width b can be obtained by empirical formula: （0.9~1.1） 209 √ 10 (1) track ground length d1 and vehicle gauge width b have great influence on vehicle steering performance. the ratio between the two has the following relationship: (2) in the formula, ε b is the scale coefficient with the value from 1.2 to 1.8. combined with the design index and vehicle layout, when b =1600 mm, it can be obtained from formula (1) and formula (2), track width b =376mm, ground length d1=1920mm. the ground specific pressure pny can be obtained by the formula d1 and b of the track ground length: (3) where: pny is the ground specific pressure; g is the acceleration of gravity, which is 9.8 m/s2. it is calculated that pny =13.861 kpa, which meets the ground ratio between the robot chassis track and the ground lower than 0.14 mpa requirements [5]. therefore, the track selection conforms to the design index. based on the above calculation data, xf-150 track can be selected, track width b=380mm, pitch tp = 170mm, grounding ratio length d1=1920 mm. 2.2.2. driving wheel parameter the body power system transmits power to the driving wheel through the variable speed system, and the driving wheel engages the crawler gear teeth to generate driving force to make the vehicle move. in order to ensure the smoothness of the vehicle movement, under various driving conditions, the engagement between the drive wheel and the track should be smooth and stable, and no impact, stripping or interference can occur. select the number of driving wheel teeth zm =17, then according to the standard jb/t 6682-2008, the formula for calculating the pitch circle diameter of the wheel pass driving wheel is as follows: (4) where dx is the pitch circle diameter of the driving wheel; z_m is the number of driving wheel teeth; according to formula (4), dx = (59×17)/3.14=320mm. when the driving wheel speed of the vehicle is constant, the larger the wheel body radius, the faster the vehicle will travel. according to the motor speed, the diameter of the driving wheel is determined to be 320 mm. table 2 shows the basic parameters of the track chassis. table 2. basic parameters of the track chassis name of parameter parameter values track ground contact length/mm 1920 track shoe pitch/mm 170 breadth/mm 380 axle longitudinal beam dimension/mm 180×80×4 materials q345b elasticity modulus/gpa 206 yield strength/mpa 345 trength of extension/mpa 417-510 driving wheel diameter/mm 320 thrust wheel diameter/mm 260 3. track chassis design 3.1. preliminary modeling according to the above calculation and consulting the design manual, the preliminary modeling is carried out in the cad design software. the dynamic part of the conveyor's track chassis after modeling is shown in figure 1. in order to realize the loading function and transportation function of the conveyor, a support structure must be designed for the conveyor. first of all, this support structure should occupy a small space, so as to facilitate smooth driving under large loads; finally, the support structure should have good rigidity to provide reliable support for the transport vehicle when it is loaded. in order to achieve the above functions, 12 bearing wheels on one side are used to share the weight. the pressure on the platform is evenly distributed among the 24 loadbearing wheels, each pair of which is bolted to the loadbearing beam of the track chassis, thus keeping the support structure and the track chassis relatively fixed. through the above calculation, the driving wheel, track piece, bearing wheel, support frame and so on are designed. fig 1. power part of track chassis 1. driving wheel; 2. bearing wheel connecting rod; 3. load rod 95 3.2. crawler chassis 3d modeling the crawler chassis is designed to adapt to the complex forest terrain, and its structure mainly includes dual brushless dc motors, speed reducers, drive wheels, support wheels, guide wheels and tracks. in order to improve obstacle crossing, climbing and steering ability, the chassis adopts an inverted trapezoidal structure, and the power unit is rear-mounted, with four motors independently controlling the front and rear drive wheels to enhance passability and reduce the steering radius. fig 2. conveyer chassis power section during the movement, the driving wheel converts the energy of the motor into driving kinetic energy, the support wheel ensures the normal operation of the track, and the guide wheel and tension device maintain the correct winding of the track and absorb the impact. the design of the support wheel allows it to be adjusted according to the terrain, preventing uneven load on the chassis on complex terrain and enhancing stability. the control of the chassis is realized by remote control, and the differential drive mode is adopted. the dc motor drives the driving wheel directly through the reducer. the control system independently manages each motor to achieve forward, backward and steering functions by changing the speed of the motors on both sides. the 3d model is shown in figure 2. 3.3. driving simulation test based on adams/view adams (dynamic analysis of automated mechanical systems) is the authoritative virtual prototype simulation software developed by msc with a market share of more than 50%. it allows users to build and test virtual prototypes to simulate the kinematic and dynamic properties of complex mechanical systems. adams can be used to study the stress conditions of tracked vehicles under different driving conditions, thus shortening the design cycle and saving costs [3]. by importing the 3d model into adams for dynamic simulation, parts with high dynamic load can be identified, design defects can be found, and optimization can be carried out. as shown in figure 3, it is the crawler transporter model imported into adams/view. fig 3. crawler transporter into adams after the model is imported into adams, gravity and related quality attributes of each component are added first. in order to better simulate the driving condition of the transport vehicle on different roads, the mass of the main part of the vehicle is defined as 2000 kg. after that, fixed pairs, rotating pairs, contact constraints and coupling pairs are added to the model. because the track is a flexible body, importing the track model into adams will make the entire constraint process very tedious, and any constraint error will affect the simulation result. therefore, this paper finally selects the macro command developed by adams for secondary development. the contact between each track piece and the bottom surface, the contact between the track piece and the driving wheel, and the contact between the track piece and the bearing wheel are restricted through the program. 4. mechanical simulation analysis 4.1. introduction to simulation experiment in order to further verify the obstacle crossing ability of the tracked vehicle on the field and gully ground, gully and highland step models were established according to the theoretical calculation results combined with the actual working environment in the field, and the obstacle crossing simulation was verified by adams, and the required force was calculated. 4.2. simulating calculation the track vehicle passes the corrugated road at a constant speed, and the drive wheel is set with a fixed speed, so that the vehicle passes the corrugated road at a speed of 20km/h. based on the existing units provided in adams, the entire system unit is set to mks, and the solver chooses gstiff's 13 format and changes error to 0.1 to meet the system 96 requirements. the speed drive applied to the left and right driving wheels is 30.0d*time, indicating that the driving wheels turn 30 per second. the simulation time is 10 s and the number of steps is 1000. (a) left front drive wheel (b) left rear drive wheel (c) right front drive wheel (d) right rear drive wheel fig 4. the simulation as can be seen from figures (a) and (b), when the track platform has a load of 2000 kg, the driving wheel needs about 6.25×107n force when it wants to cross the mountain, during which fluctuations occur, indicating that when the left front drive wheel meets obstacles, the driving force provided by the motor will shock, and the left rear drive wheel needs about 5.0×107n force. the driving force required by the track platform is less than the maximum force provided by the motor, which meets the actual requirements. as can be seen from figures (c) and (d), when the track platform has a load of 2000 kg, the driving wheel needs about 6.15×107n force and the rear auxiliary track needs about 6.0×107n force to cross the mountain. the driving force required by the track platform is less than the maximum force provided by the motor, which meets the actual requirements. when the crawler transporter starts to walk, because the speed slowly accelerates from 0 km/h to 20 km/h, the contact force of the front drive wheel will fluctuate at the beginning. when the crawler walking mechanism runs at a constant speed, the contact force of the front driving wheel on both sides of the track is the largest, and then decreases successively, and the contact force of the last driving wheel is the smallest. 5. conclusion in this paper, catia and adams are used to establish the virtual prototype model of crawler transporter, and the parts are merged through the boolean operation function of adams, which reduces the number of parts and improves the calculation efficiency. develop a macro command program to add contact force and quality parameters to achieve batch add contact force. the dynamic analysis of multi-rigid body obstacle crossing of crawler transporter 97 based on virtual prototype is completed. the analysis results show that the vertical displacement of vehicle body is consistent with the height of obstacle setting during obstacle crossing, and the whole obstacle crossing process is relatively stable and in line with the expected analysis. references [1] d. rubinstein, r. hitron. a detailed multi-body model for dynamic simulation of off-road tracked vehicles[j]. journal of terramechanics,2004,41. 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[5] harris, van niekerk. radiometric homogenisation of aerial images by calibrating with satellite data[j]. international journal of remote sensing, 2019, 40(7). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 37 contrastive prediction and estimation of deformable objects based on improved resnet haipeng gao a, yadong teng b school of computer science and technology, qingdao university, qingdao, shandong, china a 2209309768@qq.com, b 1912741882@qq.com abstract: because the dynamic model of deformable linear object is complex, the learning based on visual model is difficult, and the feature information extraction is insufficient. therefore, we propose a joint visual representation model using contrast learning of optimized encoder. we start with the encoder, add the residual structure to the encoder, optimize the extraction and compression of its feature information, and control its parameters to 3 million. in this way, we can not only obtain excellent feature information, but also have good efficiency. in the rope experiment, we collect information from the simulated environment without manual marking, extract features through the encoder and transmit them to the downstream task. experiments show that the evaluation of our model at 135 ° and 45 ° is improved by about 50%. keywords: contrastive prediction; resnet; deformable. 1. introduction in the past few decades, robot arm manipulation has developed rapidly, and has made great progress in many subdivided fields. rigid object manipulation is extremely mature. different from rigid objects, the dynamic model of deformable objects is complex and there is no standardized state, so the operation of deformable objects is still a challenging task, and the control of deformable linear objects (dlo) is one of the representative problems. the manipulation of deformable objects has a wide range of applications, such as robotic surgery, assisted dressing, cable routing, folding clothes, and threading in the textile industry [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]. however, deformable objects have complex and nonlinear dynamics with high degrees of freedom, which makes state estimation challenging and training prediction expensive. using the robotic arm, placing the rope from a random initial state to the target state, or using a two-arm robot to tie the rope, all of which require the robot to observe and generate corresponding actions to operate according to the current state of the rope. the dynamic model of deformable objects is complex and nonlinear, and even simple objects face complex and unpredictable behavior. we choose the learning based method among many methods, but if there is no excellent model, its effect is general and generalization (the purpose of learning is to learn the laws hidden behind the data, and the trained network can also give appropriate output for the data other than the learning set with the same law) is weak.[9, 10, 11] with the introduction and improvement of elf-supervised learning, elf-supervised learning directly uses the data itself to provide supervision information to guide learning, so its training cost is reduced. the emergence of contrast learning method based on self supervised learning not only reduces the training cost of images and labels, but also can extract a general and easy to transform feature model. in the shape control of dlo, the deformable object prediction representation learning proposed by wilson yan [12] et al. based on contrast estimation is feasible. however, due to its predictive control from various angles, its final state is easy to have a large difference from the target state. we speculate that the extraction of feature information is not perfect and the depth of the model is not enough. t therefore, on this basis, a new network structure based on comparative learning is proposed to deal with deformable linear objects, improve the ability of feature information extraction and optimize the depth of the model. in terms of dlo operation, the requirements for accuracy are also increasing. in this paper, with the popularity of many efficient frameworks and the open source of various network structures, we learn a variety of frameworks and train a new framework based on visual model. the framework jointly learns visual representations of latent spaces and dynamic models of deformable objects using contrastive optimization. inspired by simclr [13] and resnet [14], a special deep convolutional network with a separable residual network is added to the extraction of features from the encoder to the latent space, which not only improves the efficiency of feature extraction and quality, and balances the speed and quality of feature extraction. the residual network structure can be added to most neural networks to effectively solve the problems such as gradient explosion, learn effective model dynamics after feature extraction, and use standard model predictive control (mpc) and one-step prediction to operate deformable objects and let them reach the target position. in experiments, we have made considerable progress compared with other baseline methods. in summary, the main contributions of this paper can be summarized as follows: (a) we propose a dlo shape control compatible model predictive control method based on comparative learning (b) after modifying the network structure, compared with other baseline methods, we find that our method has the potential representation of stronger learning and more planning, and its feature information extraction has more advantages in this paper, we detail the shape control of deformable objects based on a contrastive learning method with an improved network structure, and we organize the rest of this paper as follows. in section ii, were view the work related to our method. in the third part, we present our model in detail, including a detailed description of some of the components 38 used in the method, as well as the mathematical formulations and parameters used in the code implementation. in section iv, we have carried out experiments on a data set made of collected data in the simulation environment, and compared it with some baseline methods to show that our method is relatively advanced. at the end of this section, we demonstrate the effectiveness of the improved module through ablation experiments using a control variable figure 1. comparative learning process (a): the training data consists of (image, next image, action), the encoder, and forward model parts of the model we designed. the optimized contrastive loss objective makes positive embedding pairs closer and negative embeddings farther. (b): we run our model by designing multiple actions, and applying different actions. ultimately, we choose a set that is closer to our target model approach. section v summarizes our work and future research prospects. 2. related work 2.1. deformable object manipulation robotic manipulation of deformable objects has a rich history spanning diverse domains, from industrial operations to everyday life to surgical robotics. manipulation of deformable linear objects there has been a lot of previous work in the field of robotic manipulation of deformable objects. for detailed information, the reader is referred to khalil and payeur[15], henrich and wörn[2]. the standard approach to linear manipulations such as ropes is to use deformable object simulation in conjunction with planning methods [16]. past work in this area has focused on simple linear deformable objects [17, 18, 19], creating better simulations [20], and faster planning [21]. rodriguez et al. [21] developed methods for deformable simulation environments, and frank et al. developed methods for faster planning in deformable environments. but the various states of deformable linear objects are difficult to plan correctly even with high computational efficiency. some previous methods deal with complex dynamics through local controllers, rather than planning complete complex dynamics focusing on simpler approximate programming. one way to use local controllers is model-based serv serving [22], where the endeffector is controlled to the target position rather than being explicitly planned [23]. however, since controllers are optimized on simple dynamics, they often get stuck in local minima for more complex dynamics [24]. to address this model-based dependency, berenson [25], mcconachie and berenson [26], navarro-alarcon et al. [27] investigated jacobian approximation controllers that do not require explicit models, while jia et al. ren [28], hu et al. [29] studied the learning-based servo technique. however, since controllers are still local, they are still prone to global suboptimal policies. to address this problem mccain’s mcconachie et al. [24] combined planning with a local controller. although this results in better behavior, transferring it to robots requires solving difficult state estimation problems [3, 4], however, these will have various accuracy and efficiency issues, we propose a new and improved training potential dynamics model based on comparative learning. the model uses the framework of endto-end comparative learning to propose an information encoder model, which improves the ability of feature information extraction, so as to improve the accuracy of rope at all angles. 2.2. contrastive learning the learning of dynamic models and the extraction of well representative information remains a formidable challenge in deformable linear object manipulation. contrastive learning is developing rapidly, and a lot of research has been done to better represent data. word2vec optimizes a contrastive loss to demonstrate semantic and syntactic structure in the latent space of word learning. [30] showed that high-level representations for image, video and speech data can be learned by using a large number of negative samples. tian et al[31] learn high-level representations through a framework like contrast loss by keeping positive samples of different scenes close to each other and far away from other scenes. the new contrastive learning framework simclr [13] has made important progress in feature representation, providing a new method for developing flexible linear object capture. this method combines different samples in the embedded space, so that the positive samples should be as close as possible and the negative samples should be as far away as possible. in end-to-end learning, one encoder generates positive samples and the other generates negative samples for training and learning, and then passes them to downstream tasks. this method costs more batch size. we designed a model of a single encoder, and in the encoder stage, we combined the residual structure to optimize the structure of each step, so that the batch size does not need to be particularly large. we set it to 128, and the extraction of feature information has made great progress, so that it can basically reach the required shape in the evaluation stage. 3. proposed method in this section, we describe the framework we trained for 39 deformable linear object manipulation: forward modeling based on contrastive learning. in this section, we first discuss the predictive models of contrastive learning, and important improvements to the models inspired by resnet, and secondly, we discuss the formalism of predictive modeling and contrastive learning. for our training program, please refer to figure 1. 3.1. predictive models figure 2. from the initial state, through our model to reach different target states, we select several classical target states as levels respectively. 45°. 90°. 135° figure 3. this is the encoder structure we designed, which contains two residual structures. the image is input and extracted by the encoder and compressed into the potential space. for the formulation of the problem, an environment is set where observations o ∈ o, actions a ∈ a, and deterministic transition dynamics f ot , at = ot 1 . this can learn to train latent features through pixel latent space to predict the action of the next time step, and obtain observation-action-observation tuples [33] through observation. when training a prediction model, we can use it to plan deformable linear objects in different states to reach different expected target states. for example, please refer to figure 2 for the different operations of the rope. if the planning is done through the pixel space of the picture, that is, the pixel value of the picture, there will be a great precision deviation, because the distance between the pixel values of the picture cannot have a good correlation with the real distance. for example, in a task where the screw is placed in the center of the box, the screw needs to be placed in the center of the hole. if the screw is farther from the center of the box, then if comparing in pixel space, the next action may be the same distance from the center image when using the predictions of the vision-forward model, since there is no image overlap here. therefore, the prediction framework we consider is to compress the image in the latent space for training and prediction, and then train and predict through the encoder. we design a resnet-based encoder, the network structure is shown in figure 3, the training data is embedded in a latent space, and a forward prediction model is combined in the latent space. contrastive methods learn through positive and negative samples, so we found that end-to-end contrastive learning is more suitable for learning the latent space, in which the design of the encoder part is particularly important, which determines the efficiency of training and the success of downstream tasks. 3.2. contrastive learning in the overall process of contrastive learning, first collect data and make data sets. then press the data into the latent space. this is the most important step. only by designing the encoder well can the overall efficiency and data compression quality be guaranteed, as shown in figure 3. finally, the data 40 of the positive and negative samples are compared. the gradient calculation is performed by comparing the loss function so that the embedding of positive samples is closer, and the embedding of negative samples is farther. we design the encoder assuming gθ (ot ) = zt and the forward model fφ(zt , at) ≈zt 1 , using the infonce contrastive loss described by oord et al [37] infonce contrastive loss lq (1) q represents the data to be checked, and k represents the sample similar to q. the numerator is the similarity of positive samples, and the denominator is the similarity of positive samples and all negative samples. the minimized infonceloss is to maximize the numerator and minimize the denominator, that is, to minimize the similarity of positive samples and the similarity of negative samples. then we use the loss proposed by wilson yan [12] et al. l ed log (2) on this basis, where h is the similarity function between the computed embeddings, ẑt+1 represents the next state of the negative sample, and k represents that there are k such negative samples. the essence of contrastive learning is to separate the positive and negative samples, the positive samples are together, and the negative samples are further separated, as shown in figure 1. then we need to learn a minimal forward model ‖fφ zt, at zt 1‖(3) the similar function used is z1, z2 exp ‖λ1 z2 ‖2 (4) after learning the encoder we enter the action stage of the objective function, that is, the realization of the downstream task. here we also need to use a simple model predictive control (mpc), according to the type of our action select azt forward model to run, and select the next action that is closest to the target within the distance of (4) the similarity function, which also completes the operation of the deformable linear object based on contrastive learning. in the feature extraction, the encoder that compresses the data into the latent space is an important link between the previous and the next. 3.3. encoder we add domain randomization to data processing, generate a large number of different simulation scenes, extract better feature information, and make the network adapt to different domains. in contrast learning, the most important part is feature extraction. only good enough feature information can help subsequent tasks. in the network proposed by wilson yan [12], only six layers are implemented. simple convolution network has low feature dimension and strong local information, but it lacks the diversity of feature information. however, the network with too deep depth is easy to lead to gradient dispersion, while the simple depth network is more prone to feature redundancy, and only a small part of image features is extracted. the result of adding the remaining network structure has changed significantly. we designed a new encoder structure, as shown in figure 3. it is mainly composed of two residual structures: restnetbasicblock and restnetdownblock. the difference between the two remaining structures is that in the final output accumulation stage, our restnetdownblockis increased by 1 × 1. this can reduce the number of parameters in the deep network and improve efficiency. the joint effect of the two structures is to deepen the network structure and improve the accuracy. at the same time, it can solve the problem of network degradation, so as to achieve a more efficient feature extraction. 64 ×64× 64 images are input into our encoder, first through a layer of convolution kernel with a size of 7 × 7. the step size is 1 and the paddingis 3, which can better focus the required feature information. then through maxpool and the two residual structures we designed, and finally through linearization, the output data is added to the potential space. the encoder we designed reduces the number of parameters of resnet network to 3.8 million. the number of parameters of the original resnet18 network far exceeds this number, reaching the level oftens of millions. leakyrelu [27] is added to the neural network to introduce nonlinearity. at the same time, it solves the problem of relu neuron death. it improves the efficiency and diversity of feature extraction. 4. experiment and evaluation in this section, we will conduct experimental evaluation of our method and simulate different rope operation tasks in different environments. we will compare different models on a unified dataset to prove that our method really works. it also addresses the question of whether contrastive learning for improved encoders has a better potential for manipulation of deformable linear objects. later in this section, we will also conduct ablation experiments of separate modules on the same dataset, demonstrating the layer-by-layer progress of our method. 4.1. data collection the deep mind control [33] platform of the mujoco [34] engine we use uses a 64×64×3 rgb image as input. the deformable linear object we designed is a rope composed of 25 geometric bodies, as shown in figure 4. supervised learning is expensive and time-consuming to collect samples for manual labeling, while comparative learning like selfsupervised learning does not require manual labeling information, and directly uses the data itself as supervision information to learn the feature expression of sample data and use it as a downstream task, then we solve this problem by perturbing the rope through random actions in the simulation environment. we collected 20,000 rope trajectories with a length of 10 (200k samples). part of the rope with different trajectories. figure 4. the first two figures are generated pictures, and the last two pictures are 25 geom simulation environment ropes 4.2. baselines training we employ several methods to compare our improvements, 41 a visual forward model[38], an autoencoder trained jointly with a latent dynamics model[37], and planet [36]. and wilson yai's unimproved contrastive learning-based control prediction [12]. to ensure that the action point is on the rope lock, we use rgb thresholds to limit its action point, and the mpc method of onestep prediction is used in these methods. visual forward model: kaise's forward model is used to model the pixel space to control the prediction. autoencoder: compress the model trained on the latent space via a classical autoencoder and a simple forward dynamics model. planet: by simulating a vae variational autoencoder, the training and learning of the latent space are performed, and the temporal variation downline is optimized. cfm: based on the sample processing of contrastive learning, the latent space is trained and learned through a simple 6-layer convolutional encoder. we have the same environment in all methods, and all ropes have the same number and length. we collected the predictions of all its methods to compare with our method and the predicted trajectory of each method. 4.3. training the encoder we use is a convolutional neural network with a residual structure. the encoder first goes through a twodimensional convolution with a kernel size of 7 and a stride of 1. after the maximum pooling layer, the amount of computation is reduced to remove redundant structures and reduce our parameters are then added to the restnetbasicblock and restnetdownblock layers, and leakyrelu [27] activations are added between each layer, and the final output is flattened and passed into the fully linked layer. our kernel size [7,3,1,3,3,3,3,1,3,3, 3,3,1,3, 3,3,3,1] per layer for our method, we use contrastive learning with 127 negative samples per batch. the learning rate used is 1e-3, the weight_decay is 1e-6, the optimizer is adam [21], and 30 epochs are trained. all methods are trained on intel® xeon(r) w-2102 cpu @ 2.90ghz × 4 and geforce gtx 1050 ti. 4.4. quantitative assessment in this section, we quantitatively evaluate our method against baseline methods. the training results of all our methods are shown in table 1. the evaluation unit used for the evaluation of all our methods is geom, which represents the sum of the geometric distance between the final result and the target result. it can be found that our proposed method has obvious advantages in different angles, and the error is the smallest in horizontal angles. this shows that our method has better generalization ability and better performance in the latent space, which proves that our method is indeed effective and has progressed. all methods run 20 actions in the same environment with the same initial state and target state, and our method first reaches the target state. as shown figure 5. 4.5. ablation experiment in this section, we will perform ablation experiments on network structures and datasets to demonstrate the superiority of our method. (1) in the first experiment, we will replace the simple convolutional network in the encoder with a new network with our improved residual network structure. the original simple convolutional network is a network with only six layers of two-dimensional convolution and relu activation functions. the complexity of the simple network is low, and the extracted information is not perfect. and our network has more advantages in feature information extraction. the training results are shown in table 3. (2) in the second experiment, we will discuss the dataset, adding domain randomization, the rest being the same. after adding this operation, the data set samples have a variety of changes, which will be more suitable for the display environment, and it can be seen in the simulation test that there is indeed progress. the experimental results are shown in table 2. table 1. quantitative comparison between different methods of manipulation in the rope task. the evaluation unit is the geometric distance (geom) between the final task and the target state. the smaller the distance, the better. rope method 90。 0。 135。 45。 random visual forward model 2.38 2.09 2.10 2.29 1.52 autoencoder 1.96 1.72 1.85 2.11 4.30 planet 2.58 1.81 2.18 2.31 3.03 cfm 1.89 0.58 1.34 2.29 1.52 our 1.07 0.48 0.62 1.01 1.40 table 2. the data set has undergone domain randomization to adapt it to more environments. in quantity evaluation of various methods on its data set, the evaluation criteria are the same as those in table 1. rope with dr method 90。 0。 135。 45。 random visual forward model 5.28 2.60 4.07 4.47 4.59 autoencoder 2.23 1.79 2.16 2.05 3.16 planet 2.22 1.79 2.12 2.07 2.80 cfm 1.13 0.68 0.82 0.92 1.38 our 0.83 0.47 0.51 0.73 1.37 42 figure 5. all methods run 20 actions whose target state is the rope vertical, and we sample every 4 actions. obviously our method reaches the target state first table 3. regarding the ablation experiments of the encoder, all the criteria are the same, only the network model of the encoder is different, and the evaluation criteria are the same as table 1. method 90。 0。 135。 45。 random simple 1.8 05 1.3 2.2 1.5 ours 1.0 0.4 0.6 1.0 1.4 5. conclusion in this paper, we focus on modifying the encoder network structure, deepening the network structure and avoiding network degradation and over fitting. under the condition of appropriate parameters, it greatly improves the extraction ability of feature information, obtains more effective feature information, and makes the final state of rope shape closer to the target state. in the future work, we will do more experiments on the expansion of deformable objects, from ropes to more deformable flexible objects, so that they can achieve more types of operation tasks. references [1] takahiro wada, shinichi hirai, sadao kawamura, and norimasa kamiji. robust manipulation of deformable objects by simple positive feedback. in icra, 2001. 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[1] made groundbreaking work on facial expression recognition, first proposing that humans have six basic emotions that reflect their unique psychological activities, and dividing facial expressions into six basic expressions: happy, sad, surprised, fearful, angry, and disgusted. in recent years, the application fields of facial expression recognition have gradually expanded, such as remote classroom education, fatigue driving, medical care, etc., greatly promoting social progress and improving living standards. there are two common methods for facial expression recognition. the first is traditional feature extraction methods, such as local binary patterns (lbp), active appearance models (aam), and other algorithms. the second method is to extract facial expression features through deep neural networks, by constructing a neural network model with fewer parameters and smaller size, and training and predicting the model for facial expression recognition. dang xin et al. proposed a network model for facial expression recognition based on the driving status of drivers, which introduced the yolov5 module to enhance the network's perception ability [2]. li jing et al. developed a multi-scale network model for extracting global facial expression features to address the issue of facial occlusion in natural environments, which improved the performance of facial expression recognition in natural environments [3]. li chunhong et al. constructed a segmentation network to extract important facial features for expression recognition, and then constructed a base classifier to extract different levels of expression features. experimental verification showed that it can effectively improve the expression recognition rate [4]. liu jin et al. proposed a deep convolutional residual network module to extract features, which can effectively extract subtle facial features by fusing with global features, improving the discriminative ability of facial expression changes [5]. in order to solve the problem of the large number of network parameters that cannot extract a large number of effective high-dimensional facial expression features, this paper improves the deep convolutional neural network xception architecture. the core of the network module is the residual module and depthwise separable convolution. at the same time, the relu6 activation function is used to input images into the improved network model for multiple training experiments. the experimental results show that the improved model has achieved certain facial expression recognition effects. 2. depthwise separable convolution due to the fact that the conventional convolution in general network structures processes all channels with a single convolution kernel, which not only increases the number of parameters but also has poor performance in extracting facial features, the depth separable convolution used in this paper processes one channel with a single convolution kernel. the idea of this article is to first perform convolution operations on the channel dimension (1x1 convolution), and then perform convolution operations on each dimension in the spatial dimension (3x3 convolution) [6,7], using the activation function relu6. in order to ensure that the data is not corrupted, no activation function layer is added, and the activation function relu6 is used for other layers [8]. this network module achieves decoupling by separating the channel dimension and spatial dimension, making the entire process more efficient. when building the model, all 76 separable convolutional layers are followed by batch normalization, and a depth multiplier of 1 is used. the separableconv2d layer in keras can establish corresponding functionality. as shown in fig. 1. fig 1. depthwise separable convolution structure diagram 3. deep residual network fig 2. residual 1 and residual 2 in order to overcome the problems of gradient vanishing and decreased learning efficiency caused by the deepening of the network, this paper uses residual modules to construct the network structure. residual network is a method of directly skipping multiple layers and introducing the data output from one of the previous layers into the input part of the subsequent layers. the difference between residual networks and ordinary networks is the addition of a shortcut branch, which allows the loss of the network during backpropagation training to be directly transmitted to the earlier network through this shortcut, thereby slowing down the problem of network degradation [9]. as shown in fig. 2, it is a linear stack of depthwise separable convolutional layers with residual connections. adding residual structures to separable convolutions can make the network converge faster and more accurately. 4. network structure and experimental analysis table 1. recognition results of ck+dataset on different network models numble methods ck+ accuracy 1 xception 87.24% 2 inceptionv4 89.92% 3 our 95.1% the xception algorithm was proposed by a research team from google in 2016. this article improves the model structure based on this model and conducts training and prediction experiments on facial expression images. the overall structure of the network is first passed through two conv2d convolutional layers, with 32 and 64 channels respectively, a convolution kernel size of 3 × 3, and a stride of 1; then, the output is passed through residual 1, residual 2, residual 1, residual 2, residual 2, residual 1, and separableconv2d, with channel numbers of 128, 256, 728, 728, 728, 728, 728. the stride sizes are 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, and 1, respectively; finally, the output image is fed into globalaveragepooling2d and a conv2d operation with channel 7. the convolution kernel size is 1 × 1, resulting in a feature vector of 1 × 1 × 728. the dataset used in this article is ck+, and the selected expression types are angry, neutral, disgust, scared, happy, sad, and surprised. through multiple experiments, the accuracy of facial expressions has reached 95.1%. this model reduces the number of parameters and calculations, achieving a certain level of facial expression recognition rate. as shown in table 1. 5. summary with the continuous advancement of feature extraction in 77 neural network models, network models with small size and few parameters are receiving increasing attention. due to the fact that traditional feature extraction algorithms spend a lot of time and cannot extract a large number of effective highdimensional facial expression features, and traditional convolutional network models have a large number of parameters and volume in facial expression recognition, this paper conducts experiments by constructing a network model. the core operations of the model are residual module and depthwise separable convolution, using relu6 activation function, and training and testing the improved model using the publicly available dataset ck+. through multiple training experiments, the results show that the improved model has achieved a certain level of facial expression recognition performance. due to the limited image data in the ck+dataset and its proximity to natural facial expression images in daily life, the next step of the experiment will use facial expression images from daily life or videos to train the model. in addition, channel attention mechanism will be used to construct a network and data augmentation methods to expand the limited number of images in the dataset. this approach can more fully train the model and prevent overfitting of the network. acknowledgments focus analysis of cloud classroom based on expression recognition+gky-2023kyqnk-2. references [1] ekman p, friesen w v. constants across cultures in the face and emotion[j]. journal of personality and social psychology, 1971, 17(2): 124. 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[9] sandler m, howard a, zhu m, et al. mobilenetv2: inverted residuals and linear bottlenecks[c]. proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. 2018: 4510-4520. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 90 simulation application of bpnn‐pid controller with improved ant colony algorithm in temperature control system cong gao, mingge sun, xiaolong guo, yinggang li, xingke zhang school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin city, jilin province 132022, china abstract: aiming at the nonlinear and hysteresis of pid controller in temperature control, this paper proposes a bpnn-pid control scheme with improved ant colony algorithm, and uses matlab to simulate and compare experiments. the results show that compared with the traditional ant colony algorithm control and bpnn control methods, the improved system has higher precision and better anti-interference ability in temperature control, and has higher practical application value. keywords: hysteresis; ant colony algorithm; bpnn-pid control; temperature control. 1. introduction electric heating furnaces are widely used as equipment for industrial heat treatment. in order to achieve temperature control, the traditional principle of feedback control is used. the temperature sensor is used to obtain the actual measurement data, and after comparing with the predetermined temperature, it is controlled by adjusting the heating power of the controller to keep the temperature in the furnace near the set value during the use of pid. compared with other control schemes, the traditional pid control scheme is relatively simple and feasible, and is often used in the control system with low precision. however, the hysteresis of temperature regulation and model parameters may be affected by changes in the environment and temperature in the furnace, making it impossible for traditional pid controllers to achieve accurate parameter adjustment [1]. it may cause overshoot or oscillation of the system, resulting in failure to meet the requirements of actual industrial production. in recent years, in order to improve the performance of temperature control system, many experts and scholars are committed to applying various advanced control algorithms to temperature control. the control concept of literature [2] et al. is to optimize and adjust the initial weight of bpnn by applying ant colony algorithm, and then adjust the pid parameters by using the optimized bpnn controller, and finally precisely control the temperature of the main steam. in literature [3], by combining genetic algorithm with bp neural network, the control system has faster response characteristics and better dynamic characteristics, which has certain popularization value for the control of industrial furnaces. literature [4] et al. proposed a fermentation control scheme based on bpnn controller as the main body, and bpnn was used to adjust the output parameters of pid controller, thus improving the performance. in the temperature control system of electric heating furnace, ant colony algorithm and bp neural network algorithm are used to realize the control. during the implementation of the control system, in order to increase the response speed of the system, the ant colony algorithm's state transition rules and pheromone update rules are improved, which helps to improve the generalization and approximation characteristics of bp neural network and dynamically adjust the pid parameters. in the actual operation process, it is necessary to use the experience of pid parameter tuning to optimize some conflicting data, so as to improve the accuracy of temperature control. 2. introduction to electric heating furnace control system the box-type resistance furnace is taken as the controlled object, and the system structure is shown in figure 1. to set a target temperature, the real-time temperature in the electric heating furnace is detected by the measuring transmitter and transmitted to the controller. by comparing the real-time temperature with the target temperature, the deviation generated generates a control signal, and then transmitted to the voltage regulator module for heating power adjustment, so as to achieve temperature control. 调压模块 电加热炉 ( )y t e voltage regulator module electric heating furnace measuring transmitter controller ( )r t ( )y t   figure 1. structure of electric heating furnace system in the actual control system application, siemens s7-1500 is used as the core controller of the system, the unidirectional thyristor voltage regulator module is used as the actuator, and the k-type thermocouple and intelligent temperature 91 transmitter module are used as the measuring transmitter to control the temperature of the electric heating furnace by adjusting the output power of the electric heating element. 3. ant colony algorithm to optimize bpnn-pid controller the temperature control of electric heating furnace mainly uses pid control method, which is simple and easy to realize, and can achieve high control precision for the controlled object of accurate model. however, the temperature characteristics of electric heating furnaces are difficult to control because of their complexity, such as time variability and hysteresis. the conventional pid controller is difficult to satisfy the effect. in this paper, bpnn-pid electric heating furnace control scheme optimized by improved ant colony algorithm is adopted. the system mainly consists of three components: at the beginning, ant colony algorithm is used to optimize the initial weight of bpnn controller; next, the bpnn controller continuously adjusts its own weight parameters; finally, the parameters of pid controller and sum are adjusted. 3.1. bpnn controller adjusting the parameters of pid controller is an important step to achieve the ideal control effect. however, the traditional pid controller cannot adapt itself to the change of the operating condition of the controlled system [5], which directly affects the performance of the control system. ( )r t  executive mechanism controlled object measuring transmitter e u bpnn-pid controller ( )y t figure 2. bpnn-pid control system structure block diagram firstly, the temperature transmitter is used to obtain the deviation e after the superposition of the preset  r t and the unit negative feedback  y t . as the input of the bpnnpid controller, the neural network is used to continuously adjust the weight parameters, optimize and adjust the three parameters of the pid output in real time, and apply the optimized parameters to the electric heating furnace to meet the expected requirements. 3.1.1. introduction to bpnn controller the bpnn controller structure used in this study is a 3-5-3 network with three input nodes [6] corresponding to set value  r t , process value  y t , and deviation ( )e k . at the same time, it also includes three output nodes, which are suitable for the proportional coefficient pk , the integration time ik , and the differential time dk of the pid controller. the detailed structure is shown in figure 3. with this network, the parameters of pid controller can be adjusted adaptively. figure 3. bpnn structure diagram 3.1.2. bpnn-pid control algorithm the traditional pid controller works by adjusting the parameters of pk , ik and dk . to make the temperature system have a good closed-loop control performance [7], pid control algorithm adjusts the output of the controller according to the difference between the output of the execution object and the expected value. bpnn controller is mainly divided into forward propagation type and back propagation type of error neural network. forward propagation is used to deal with classification and regression problems. back propagation is a method to adjust bpnn controller by calculating gradient [8], and transfer errors from output layer to hidden layer and input layer to update network weights and thresholds. forward propagation is used to calculate the output of the network, while back propagation is used to adjust the parameter deviation so that the network can better optimize the output effect. 1. forward propagation network bpnn input layer function: (1) ( )jo x j ( 1,2,3)j  (1) in the formula, x is the input layer neuron. bpnn hidden layer input function: 3 (2) (2) (1) 1 ( ) * ( )i ij j i net k w o k   (2) bpnn hidden layer output function: (2) 2( ) [ ]i io k f net k （ ）（ ） ( 1,2 5)i   (3) the hidden layer weight coefficient of bpnn can be expressed as (2) ijw , and the upper corner marks (1) , (2) and (3) respectively represent the input layer, hidden layer and output layer of the neural network. the sigmoid function is usually chosen as the activation function to activate the output of the hidden layer neurons: ( ) tanh( ) ( ) / ( )x x x xf x x e e e e     (4) 92 bpnn output layer input function: 5 (3) (3) (2) 1 ( ) * ( )l li i i net k w o k   ( 1,2,3)l  (5) in the formula: (3) liw the coefficient represents the weight of the output layer of bpnn, and the activation function of the output layer selects the non-negative sigmoid function: ( ) 1/ 2(1 tanh( )) /x x xg x x e e e    (6) bpnn output layer output function: (3) (3)( ) [ ( )]l lo k g net k ( 1,2,3)l  (7) in formula (7): (3) 1 ( ) po k k , (3) 2 ( ) io k k , (3) 3 ( ) do k k . 2. error backpropagation network expected error performance index criterion: 2( ) ( ( ) ( )) / 2e k r k y k  (8) by using the method of gradient descent, the expected error can be minimized. bpnn output layer weight learning: (3) (3) (2) (3)( ) ( ) ( 1)li i i liw k o k w k       (9) in the formula:  is the learning efficiency,  makes the inertia coefficient, and (3) i is to reduce the error signal of the weight of the output layer in the process of backpropagation: (3) (3)( ) ( ) sgn [ ( ) ( 1)] '( ( )) ( )i l y k e k e k e k g net k u k       (10) bpnn implicit layer weight learning: (2) (2) (1) (2)( ) ( ) ( 1)i j i j i jw k o k w k       (11) (2) i is to reduce the backpropagation error signal of the hidden layer weight: 3 (2) (2) (3) (2) 1 '{ ( )} ( )i i l i f net k wli k     ( 1,2 5)i   (12) 3.2. ant colony algorithm controller ant colony algorithm mimics ant foraging behavior and is an intelligent optimization method. in the process of searching for food, the algorithm will make positive feedback adjustment according to the concentration of pheromone [9], that is, ants will tend to choose the path with higher pheromone concentration, and ants will constantly release pheromone on the road through the state transfer rule. this regulatory mechanism increases the pheromone concentration on the better path and decreases the pheromone concentration on the worse path, so that the ants eventually choose the higher concentration path for food. this algorithm draws on the regulation mechanism of pheromone during ant foraging and is used to solve optimization problems such as path planning and task scheduling. by simulating ant behavior, ant colony algorithms can find global optimal solutions or nearoptimal solutions. 3.2.1. state transition rule when selecting the next node to reach, ants will take into account the length of the path and the concentration of pheromone, and the corresponding formula of state transition rule is as follows: [ ( )] [ ( )] [ ( )] [ ( )] 0( ) { , i j j is s t t t tk ij kp t j allowed            (13)  is the pheromone heuristic factor;  expectation heuristic factors; ( )i j t represents the information volume between nodes i and j . ( )j t represents the heuristic function; kallowed is the node that goes to the next place. 3.2.2. pheromone update rules after all ants walk a path, they will iteratively process the remaining pheromones on the path and update them according to formula (14) : 1 ( ) (1 ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) { i j i j ij m k ij ij k t n t t t t               (14)  is the pheromone volatilization coefficient and ( )k ij t is the pheromone increment during the cycle. 3.2.3. improvement of ant colony algorithm the core of ant colony algorithm mainly includes two elements: state transition rule and pheromone update rule [10]. in order to improve the effect of the algorithm, these two elements need to be optimized. in the traditional state transition rule, the idea of "search hot zone" is introduced [11], which sets the ant nest and food as two rectangular vertices, thus delineating a special search area. the part of the ant that connects the nest to the food, called the hot zone, was significantly more likely to be successful than the ants outside it. the state transition rule also introduces the importance of search as a weight, so the probability of the ant moving to the next node is: (15) in terms of pheromones, specific analysis should be made according to the distribution characteristics of pheromones [12]. the improved pheromone update rules of the traditional ant colony algorithm cannot meet the control requirements, so the traditional pheromone rules can be modified to achieve dynamic adjustment, and can be updated according to the convergence of the algorithm at different time points. the global pheromone rules are updated as follows: ( ) 2 / (1 ) ( ) ( , ), ( , )bs ij ij ij bst n t t t n i j t             (16) local pheromone update rules: ( 1) (1 ) ( )ij ijt t     (17) in the formula, bst is the optimal path of ant colony in the search process, and  is the adaptive variable. when 1  , the effect of formula (16) is strengthened, the effect of formula (17) is weakened, and the effect is opposite when 1  . 93 3.2.4. improved ant colony algorithm bpnn-pid controller the structure block diagram of bpnn-pid control system optimized by improved ant colony algorithm is shown in figure (4). aco pid controller ( )r t ( )y tikpk dk bpnn controller improved pheromone update rulesimproved state transition rules  executive mechanism e controlled object u figure 4. structure block diagram of bpnn-pid control system optimized by improved ant colony algorithm in figure 4, ( )r t represents the preset value and ( )y t is the real-time temperature of the electric heating furnace. by applying the improved ant colony algorithm to adjust the weight of bp neural network, a new controller is formed. compared with the traditional ant colony algorithm, the state transition rule and pheromone update rule are strengthened. by performing optimization operations in the weights of bp neural network, the optimal weights can be found to minimize the system error. this control process mainly consists of two parts: one is to use the traditional pid controller for closedloop control and parameter correction of the control object; the other is to use the neural network to adjust the pid parameters online according to the current operating state of the control object, so as to maintain the optimal operating state of the control system. the parameters in the pid controller correspond to the output value of the bp neural network, and the weight is adjusted by the self-learning ability of the neural network and the improved ant colony algorithm to make the control system reach a stable state. 4. simulation results and analysis 4.1. build model in order to deal with the characteristics of nonlinearity and lag, a hybrid modeling method combining mechanism analysis and experimental identification is adopted to analyze the control system principle of the box-type resistance furnace. firstly, the electric heating mechanism is analyzed and the model is established based on the law of conservation of energy. then the parameters of the model are identified by analyzing the open-loop step response characteristics, and the mathematical model is represented by the combination of first-order inertia and pure hysteresis. the transfer function is shown in formula (18): ( ) 1 sk g s e ts   (18) the time constant of the inertia link is expressed by t , the amplification factor isk , and the delay time of the lag link is expressed by  , wheret =2744，k =12.5， =30. 4.2. step response characteristic analysis in order to verify the effect of the control algorithm, pid, bpnn-pid, aco-pid and improved aco-bpnn-pid controllers are simulated respectively to observe the dynamic response characteristics, and pulse interference is added at appropriate positions to simulate the disturbance of the heating furnace under external action in actual conditions. the anti-interference ability of various control algorithms [13] is tested, and the results are presented in the form of response curve in figure 5. figure 5. step response curve of the system 94 in the simulation results shown in fig. 5, after the system responds, the overmodulation of pid controller is about 23%, that of bpnn-pid controller is about 10%, and that of ant colony algorithm controller is about 2%. the three control schemes approach the equilibrium in the 2500s, and the improved ant colony algorithm significantly reduces the adjustment time of bpnn-pid controller with fast response. the speed was increased. in order to test the response characteristics of the controller, a step disturbance with an amplitude of -0.1 is set at the time point of 4000s to compare the resistance to interference under various control methods. the specific data comparison is shown in table 1 and table 2. table 1. comparison of step response characteristic data control mode pid bpnn-pid aco-pid improved aco-bpnn-pid overshoot/ % 22.8 10.3 2.1 0.1 adjust time /s 2363 996 715 678 rise time /s 308 252 479 308 table 2. comparison of characteristic data of interference action control mode pid bpnn-pid aco-pid improved aco-bpnn-pid overshoot /% 11.7 6.3 7.8 3.3 adjust time /s 1026 940 1024 905 pid controller produces a large overshoot and takes a long time to reach stability, bpnn-pid and aco-pid produce relatively less overshoot, and the recovery time is shorter than pid controller. compared with traditional control controller schemes, the improved aco-bpnn-pid controller has better performance and stronger anti-interference ability. the recovery time is fast. 5. conclusion in the working process of electric heating furnace, the temperature variation trend will show some changes such as nonlinear and hysteresis. based on the traditional control scheme, an intelligent algorithm is proposed to optimize the bpnn-pid controller by improving the ant colony algorithm. simulation software is used to simulate each control scheme, observe the characteristic response curve of each control scheme, and conduct comparative experiments. the simulation results show that, the improved ant colony algorithm optimized bpnn-pid controller scheme has obvious improvement in anti-interference and can meet the practical engineering needs. references [1] zhou xin, zhou qi-xiang, yang xu, et al. design and application of temperature servo control system for resistance furnace [j]. journal of jilin university of chemical technology,20,37(7):45-48. 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[13] yang yi, tiger grace. bp neural network pid controller based on s function and simulink simulation [j]. electronic design engineering,2014,22(4):29-31,35. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 59 bimodal emotion recognition based on sichuan dialect jia wei *, xiangguo sun mechanical engineering college, sichuan university of science and engineering, yibin, sichuan, china * corresponding author: jia wei (email: 18040480929@163.com) abstract: in view of the main technical challenges faced by dialect emotion recognition (data scarcity and low recognition rate), this paper discusses the sichuan dialect emotion recognition technology, and proposes a multimodal emotion recognition model by constructing a high-quality dataset containing multiple emotion categories. the model adopts the dual-modal fusion strategy of mel spectral features (mfccs) and text features, uses dynamic convolutional network (odconv) and convolutional block attention module (cbam) to extract features, and combines the text-cnn model for text sentiment analysis. experimental results show that the proposed model has higher accuracy and robustness than the traditional speech recognition model cnn in sichuan dialect emotion recognition task. keywords: dynamic attention; channel spatial attention; multimodal fusion; cbam. 1. introduction with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, the ways in which humans interact with intelligent systems have become more diverse. in this context, the application value of emotion recognition technology is becoming more and more prominent, especially for the recognition of dialect emotion. the integration of speech recognition and natural language processing technology, especially the breakthrough in the field of emotion recognition, provides strong support for personalized services in multiple scenarios. with the rapid rise of artificial neural networks, especially deep learning technology, the performance of emotion recognition models has been greatly improved, laying a solid foundation for emotion recognition in more complex language environments. at present, a number of well-known speech emotion datasets in the world have promoted the in-depth development of research. however, much research has focused on mandarin or the international lingua franca, while the study of dialects has often been neglected. for some specific scenarios, such as sichuan dialect [1], the importance of emotion recognition lies in the fact that it cannot only promote more efficient cross-language and cross-cultural communication in sichuan, but also provide more accurate support for local social needs. the main content of the research in this dissertation: in view of the problems existing in the current emotion recognition technology, this paper conducts an in-depth study. the main research contents include the following aspects: (1) phonetic dataset construction: in order to overcome the problem of insufficient database, this paper collects phonetic samples about sichuan dialects, covering a variety of emotion categories. at the same time, speech recognition technology is used to transcribe speech into text to ensure that the dataset covers a wide range of sentiment categories and maintain the consistency of sentiment annotation. this step provides strong support for subsequent emotional feature extraction and model training. (2) emotion recognition model design: most of the existing models are trained based on putonghua or international common language datasets, which are difficult to be directly applied to dialect emotion recognition tasks. therefore, it is necessary to optimize and verify the model for sichuan dialect. in this paper, the current efficient network model is selected for feature extraction, which is helpful to improve the accuracy and robustness of emotion recognition. (3) aiming at the problem of low recognition rate of individual categories: this paper makes up for it by text emotion recognition, and adopts a dual-modal emotion recognition method based on the fusion of speech and text. by constructing a rich speech dataset, extracting comprehensive emotional features, and fusing multimodal information, the recognition of emotions is realized. 2. dataset the speech emotion corpus is the basis for speech emotion recognition, and the size and quality of the database directly determine the performance of the speech emotion recognition system trained based on the corpus. at present, the construction of the speech emotion database is based on the specific requirements of the task. the production of the dataset in this paper comes from two aspects: one is the use of recording software to record the human voice, which is performed by 3 men and 3 women according to the prepared text manuscript, which belongs to the spontaneous emotion dataset (that is, the emotion is not specified during the recording,); the second is to obtain audio and video through the network and edit and process them in adobe audition software. in this work, the speech data was extracted from sichuan dialect film and television dramas. the main job of this part is to watch and check each set of videos, select videos that contain clear emotions and have no background music and noise, and then extract them from the video as audio files using adobe audition, and divide them into smaller audio according to the nature of the speech in a single audio, each audio duration is controlled at 3-5s, the sampling rate is 16000hz, mono, and the bit depth is 16. 60 table 1. the number of different emotional categories category angry fear happy neutral surprise sad number 1002 336 1001 1022 394 755 3. related work emotion recognition has been studied for decades, with scholars extracting features from audio data and then applying those features to a range of classifiers. these classifiers include: hidden markov models, convolutional recursive networks, svms, hierarchical binary decision trees, gaussian mixtures, neural networks, and more. much of the above work relies on context to provide additional information to infer the emotional content extracted from the data. in the process of developing emotion recognition, scholars have proposed a variety of innovative models. for example, attention-based networks, which are designed to align text and audio information and perform feature extraction. however, with the development of technology, dynamic convolutional networks [2] has gradually become a research hotspot due to its efficient feature extraction ability and good processing ability of time series data. some scholars have applied dynamic convolutional networks to speech emotion recognition, and they have achieved a more accurate capture of emotional information in audio data by adjusting the network structure and parameters. at the same time, tang et al. [2]proposed a multimodality-based model as a benchmark, which uses a multi-modal to effectively fuse speech, text, and external knowledge. however, in the field of feature extraction, the convolutional block attention module [4] (cbam) has attracted much attention due to its powerful attention mechanism. another scholar introduced cbam and dynamic convolution[4]models into the field of speech emotion recognition, and they used the attention mechanism of cbam to enhance the recognition ability of key emotional information by combining the features of audio and text data. in addition, in terms of text recognition, the text-cnn model is widely used because of its efficient text feature extraction ability. combining the text-cnn model with audio emotion recognition enables a more comprehensive analysis of sentiment information by extracting key information from the text and combining it with audio features. 4. experimental methods in this section, we will introduce the dynamic convolutional model, cbam model, and text-cnn sentiment recognition model based on the previous ones, and the model we propose is based on the above model. the model uses two different data modalities as input sources: mfccs and word vectors. initially, each modality is handled individually. the overall model structure is shown in figure 1. the architecture is a multimodal classification model, which combines the spectral features of speech signals (mfcc) and the text generated by speech recognition, extracts feature through two parallel paths and fuses them to complete the classification task. the audio path focuses on capturing the low-level acoustic features of speech, while the text path captures highlevel semantic information. the two paths of the model are respectively for speech and text modalities, and the dynamic convolutional network, cbam model and attention mechanism are used to extract their respective features, and finally, the fused features are generated by the fully connected layer and the classification module. speech modal input: the input is a speech signal, and the acoustic signature is extracted by the mel frequency cepstrum coefficient (mfcc). text modal input: speech signals are transcribed into text form by speech. figure 1. flow chart of multimodal emotion recognition 4.1. audio modal processing 4.1.1. mfcc coefficient extraction the mel frequency cepstrum coefficient (mfcc) is extracted from the input speech signal to obtain a twodimensional feature matrix: is the number of time steps, , ∈ r , t is the number of time steps, and d is the mfcc feature dimension. mfcc preserves the spectral properties of speech and is a low-dimensional feature that describes the physical properties of speech. 4.1.2. audio modal feature extraction (1) convolutional neural network (cnn) feature extraction: mfcc features are processed through multi-layer convolutional networks to extract local temporal and spatial features: convolutional networks can capture the feature patterns of speech signals in different time windows. (2) dynamic convolution and cbam (attention module): dynamic convolution enhances the ability to model the change of speech signals over time. the convolutional block attention module (cbam) focuses on the most important acoustic features through channel attention and spatial attention mechanisms. final output processed audio characteristics: . odconv[5]is created based on dyconv and condconv[7]]. unlike traditional convolution, which has fixed weights, odconv dynamically generates kernel weights, allowing for more flexible and input-dependent feature extraction. this adaptive feature enables odconv to capture more complex and diverse patterns in the data, especially when used in mfcc's data. figure 2 illustrates the structure of odconv, where the convolutional kernel is represented and the compressed eigenvectors are mapped into a low-dimensional space at the fc layer. compared with ordinary convolutional networks (cnns), the odconv has many advantages when identifying mfcc, and the dynamic convolutional kernel can be adaptively adjusted according to the local features of the input feature map. this adaptability allows the network to better capture features in different audio. the dynamic convolutional kernel enhances the robustness of the model to changes in the input data, while capturing both global featuresand local features. 61 figure 2. odconv model diagram where , represents the scalar attention factor of the convolution kernel; ∈ , representing ∈ , ∈ three new attention factors calculated along the spatial, output, and input dimensions, respectively. ⊗ represents element-by-element multiplication; * denotes a convolution operation. (3) the cbam model [9] mainly includes the channel attention mechanism as shown in figure 3 and the spatial attention mechanism as shown in figure 4. the main purpose of the channel attention mechanism is to calculate the attention weight in the channel dimension, so as to highlight the important channel information. cbam can effectively enhance the model's ability to capture key information by calculating the attention weights in the channel and spatial dimensions respectively. the channel attention mechanism focuses on the importance of different channels, while the spatial attention mechanism focuses on the importance of different spatial positions. through the combination of these two mechanisms, cbam is able to significantly improve the performance of the model in a variety of tasks, especially those with complex features and backgrounds. the formula for calculating the channel attention mechanism is as follows: figure 3. channel attention mechanism the input is a feature tensor ∈ , where c is the number of channels and h and w are spatial dimensions. the input feature maps are subjected to global average pooling and global maximum pooling, respectively, to extract spatial information and perform channel compression. obtain two channel description vectors. the results of average pooling and maximum pooling are input into a two-layer mlp with shared weights, which is used to extract nonlinear relationships between channels. the outputs of the two mlps are fused by element wise addition, and the fusion result is activated by a sigmoid activation function to generate attention weights for each channel. the generated channel weights s are used to weight the input feature map, and the channel attention enhanced features are output. (1) mlp f (2) w f (3) among them, ∈ , ∈ .for the weights of two fully connected layers, where r is the compression factor for the number of channels. σ is the activation function, and relu is usually chosen. global mean pooling (avgpool): averages feature maps in the spatial dimensions (h and w). global maxpool: takes the maximum value in the spatial dimension of the feature map the pooled features are passed through a shared multilayer perceptron (mlp), which usually contains a hidden layer, and the dimension of the hidden layer can be compressed by the number of channels. where the sum is the weight of the mlp, and σ is the activation function (sigmoid). by adding the average pooling features and the maximum pooling features of mlp, the fusion features are generated by the sigmoid activation function, and each channel of the input feature map is multiplied by the corresponding attention weight to achieve channel enhancement. as shown in figure 4, the main purpose of the spatial attention mechanism is to calculate the attention weights in the spatial dimension, so as to highlight important spatial regions. the main calculation formula is as follows. figure 4. spatial attention mechanisms , ∑   , (4) ,   , (5) , , , (6) convolution (7) , , ⋅ , , (8) , , , ⋅ , , (9) 62 perform a channel-by-channel global average pooling operation on each channel of the input feature map f to obtain a spatially averaged feature map . then, a channel by channel global max pooling operation is performed on each channel of the input feature map f to obtain a spatial dimension maximum feature map . add the two feature maps, and , element by element to obtain a comprehensive feature map, perform convolution operation on the comprehensive feature map to reduce the number of channels and increase nonlinearity. is the sigmoid activation function. 4.2. text modal processing 4.2.1. text data preprocessing before you can feed text data into your model, we need to do some preprocessing steps to ensure that the data is suitable for model training and inference. start by removing noise from the text (html tags, special characters, punctuation, numbers, etc.). use the jieba tool to tokenize text fragments and split each text fragment into a word list. converts the segmented text into numeric form. using a word vector model more suitable for the chinese context, word2vec, the word sequence is mapped to a high-dimensional vector to obtain a text vector. ∈ r (10) where n is the length of the text sequence (i.e., the number of words in the text) and d is the embedding dimension. 4.2.2. feature extraction in the text classification task, text-cnn (text convolutional neural network) effectively extracts features from text data through a series of convolution and pooling operations. the core mechanism lies in the use of convolutional layers, which are able to slide filters (or convolutional kernels) of various sizes over the input word embedding matrix to capture local semantic features in the text. specifically, the convolutional layer of text-cnn is configured with multiple filters of different sizes, using filters of 3, 4, and 5 word lengths, which are specifically used to identify and extract the combined features of consecutive n words. in this way, the model has the flexibility to capture phrases and structures of different lengths, which is essential for understanding the semantics of the text. in the feature extraction process, the convolution operation first slides these filters across the word embedding matrix to generate a series of feature maps, each corresponding to a specific type of local feature captured by one filter. after the nonlinear activation function (relu) is processed, these feature maps are passed to the pooling layer to reduce the dimensionality and select the features generated by the convolution. for the text transcription information of a given speech segment, jieba tool is used for preprocessing such as segmentation and cleaning of the text segment. each text segment is divided into a word list , , ⋯ , , and the maximum word length of the text is set to n. the excess part of the text longer than n words will be discarded, and the text less than n words will be filled with zeros. then, a 300 dimensional word vector is used for representation embedding, resulting in a text vector , , ⋯ , . then, by encoding the text data, the text feature is obtained. 4.3. multimodal fusion the text features and acoustic features were fused at the feature layer, firstly, the acoustic features obtained by the acoustic composite features encoded by the model and the text features obtained by word embedding and network encoding were fused. perform series connection to obtain features. concat . (11) where is the concatenation function.concat then, the function is applied to predict sentiment classification, and the distribution probability of the prediction target is calculated as follows.softmax softmax (12) where sum is the learned parameter matrix and bias vector 5. experimental results and evaluation indicators in this study, we implemented a prototype of a multimodal emotion recognition algorithm and evaluated the performance of the dataset. to train this dataset, the model went through 50 steps of training. the optimizer used is adam. we set the learning rate to 1e-5 and the weight decay to 1e-3. we used all samples for 6 categories, including ang, happy, neutral, and sad, fear, surprise. this is a common setting for emotion recognition. we use accuracy to comprehensively measure the performance of the model. the confusion matrix is a table used to evaluate the performance of classification models. it displays the correspondence between the predicted results of the model and the actual labels, helping us to gain a detailed understanding of the model's performance in different categories. we split the dataset into 8/1/1 for training/val/test settings. we trained our model in the training section, which includes 80% of the data in the dataset. the final model was selected based on their performance in the 10% validation section. to demonstrate the effectiveness of the dataset and evaluate the performance of the model, we implemented three other models for comparison (i.e. table 2). table 2 shows the results of different models, compared with our model, which achieves improved multimodal fusion through enhanced attention mechanism. below are our proposed models (custom cnn) and text cnn, as well as the accuracy after modal fusion. figure 5 shows the loss of two models on the training set, and figure 6 shows the training and testing performance of the model after modal fusion. 6. conclusion in this paper, we propose a sentiment recognition dataset for sichuan dialects. compared with the existing chinese datasets, the proposed datasets are richer and more diverse in terms of content, and these samples are all from everyday conversations and are closer to real-life scenarios. in addition, this paper proposes a multimodal emotion recognition model, which uses dynamic convolution and attention structure for multimodal fusion. in the future, we will try to improve the quality of the model and improve the accuracy, and we will also recognize audio fragments without noise or distortion, and identify emotional data without language barriers, and contribute to improving sound quality. 63 figure 5. training loss of two modal models figure 6. performance on test set after modal fusion references [1] xie jinhong, wei xia. sichuan dialect speech recognition based on rescnn-bigru [j]. modern electronic technology, 2024, 47 (01): 89-93. doi: 10.16652/j.issn.1004-373x.2024. 01. 016. 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iteration where the model is expected to be accurate. at each iteration, the trust region technique uses a quadratic model to estimate the objective function locally (yuan, 2019). this model is based on the current iteration and the information about the gradient and hessian. the confidence region limits the distance the algorithm can take from the current iteration to find the next one. the size of the trust region is adjusted dynamically based on the arrangement between the model and the actual performance values. keywords: the trust-region technique; performance values; quadratic model. 1. introduction the trust-domain method aims to find a step direction that will minimize the quadratic model in the trust domain, subject to certain constraints; this sub problem is usually solved by methods such as the conjugate gradient technique or the newton method, the result of the. the step instruction is then used to update the current iteration, and the process is repeated until the stop criterion is met. the trust region technique is known for solving nonconvex bad-condition optimization difficulties. it balances the objective task of finding a search area and implementing a local strategy. it has been widely used in machine learning, computer vision, and industrial design optimization (more, 2020). 2. methodology and basic theory of the trust region method. the trust region technique is a robust optimization algorithm for answering multidimensional nonlinear optimization problems. it is beneficial for problems where the objective function is nonconvex or irregular. this article explores the methodology and basic principles behind the confidence-space approach. 2.1. methodology the trust-region method follows an iterative method to find the optimal result. the main steps involved are as follows. 1) quadratic model construction at each iteration, the trust-region method builds a local quadratic model of the objective function around the current iteration. these models are built based on the current iteration, the gradient, and possibly the hessian of the objective function. the quadratic model approximates the objective function in the local area (yuan, 2019). 2) trust region definition: a trust region is around the existing iteration where the quadratic model is expected to be accurate. overall, the size of the trust region depends on the confidence-zone radius, which is appropriately modified during the optimization process. the trust region acts as a step size constraint and ensures the algorithm does not deviate too far from the current iteration. 3) sub-problem formulation: in the trust region, a subproblem is formulated to find the step direction that minimizes the quadratic model under the confidence-domain constraint. this subproblem can be expressed as a problem with enhanced optimization or an unconstrained issue with a penalty word. different methods can be used to solve the sub-problem, such as the conjugate gradient method or newton's method. 4) step direction update: once the step direction is obtained from the result of the sub-problem, it is used to inform the current iteration. the step size is determined by minimizing the objective function in the trust domain and the arrangement between the model and the definite functional values . another iterate is performed by taking one step in the specified direction (more, 2020). 5) iterative process: they repeat constructing a quadratic model, defining a confidence region, formulating a sub-problem, and iterating until the ending principles are met. stopping principles can be based on achieving a certain tolerance level, number of iterations, or convergence on other standards. the trust-region approach can be brief as follows; initialization: select initial dimensions for the optimization variable. define the initial trust zone radius. update rule: update the iterate xₖ₊₁ based on the step pₖ: xₖ₊₁ = xₖ + pₖ solve the trust-region sub-problem: minimize the quadratic model within the trust region: min mₖ(p) = f(xₖ) + f(xₖ)ᵀp + ½pᵀbₖp subject to ||p|| ≤ δₖ, where δₖ is the trust region radius update the iterate: compute the step pₖ by solving the trust region subproblem: pₖ = argmin mₖ(p) subject to ||p|| ≤ δₖ trust region update: adjust the confidence zone radius δₖ based on the update’s success: if the actual decrease in the objective function is very close to the predicted decrease, increase δₖ. otherwise, decrease δₖ to decrease the size of the confidence region. 26 convergence check: check convergence based on termination criteria such as achieving the desired accuracy, slight gradient, or small confidence region radius. 2.2. basic theory the trust region method is based on optimization theory and numerical analysis. the following are the main theoretical features of the trust-region approach. 1) local model and global convergence: the quadratic model provides a local estimate of the impartial function. the confidence-region method ensures global consistency by introducing a confidence-region constraint, which prevents the algorithm from searching in a finite region around the current iteration. this constraint prevents the algorithm from splitting or converging in local optima (more, 2020). 2) objective function reduction: the trust region technique aims to reduce the objective function at each iteration. it achieves this by finding a step direction that minimizes the quadratic model of the impartial function in the confidence region. reducing the objective function is essential for retrieving a step and updating the current iteration. 3) trust-region update: the trust region radius is adaptively restructured during optimization built on the model's agreement and actual performance values. if the model accurately represents the project, the confidence space can be expanded to find the required area size. conversely, if the model deviates significantly from the task, the radius of the confidence zone is reduced to focus on smaller regions. 4) convergence analysis: the trust-region approach guarantees convergence under certain circumstances. in convergence analysis, the sequence of iterations generated by the algorithm has been presented to meet to a specific point in the objective function or to a local/global minimizer. this analysis is usually based on an objective function with properties such as lipsitz continuity, convexity, or strong convexity. 3. different versions of the trustregion method over the years, the trust-zone approach has been studied and modified, resulting in various interpretations and variations. here are some definitions of the trust region technique. a) dogleg method the dogleg technique is an irregular of the trust-region method that combines the advantages of a very steep descent technique and the gauss-newton method. a straightforward method (the direction of maximum slope) and a square method (gauss-newton direction) are all used to calculate the step path inside the confidence area. the algorithm identifies those solutions that lie on the boundaries of the confidence region if they lie within the confidence area or cross the boundaries of the confidence area and connecting lines—the gauss-newton solution of the current iteration. b) trust-region reflective method the trust region reflective technique is an extension of the trust region technique for forced optimization problems. this includes constraints using projection or reflective strategies to ensure that the step remains within the realm of possibility. the algorithm updates the iteration to satisfy the constraint by first accepting a step in the confidence domain and then projecting it into the feasible set, if necessary. c) trust-region interior point methods trust region interior point approaches combine interior point techniques and trust domain approaches. these methods solve constrained optimization problems by converting the unconstrained problem into a sequence using constraint functions. trust regions control the size of the steps taken in the inner-point phase, ensuring that the iteration remains close to the feasible regions. the algorithm re-adjusts the limit parameter and confidence zone radius to a solution. d) trust-region sqp (sequential et al.) trust-region sqp is an extension of the trust-region method for solving nonlinear optimization problems with equality and inequality constraints. it incorporates a sequential quadratic software design framework, which uses a trust-region that formulates the difficulty as a series of quadratic sub-problems to be solved at each iteration to ensure that the steps remain within the possible section of the restraints explained in the constraints. e) inexact trust-region methods: inexact trust region approaches relax the requirement to explain the confidence domain subproblem efficiently and allow for solutions. this can be useful when the sub-problem is computationally expensive or does not require high accuracy. incorrect methods lead to stagnation in solving subproblems and allow the solver to interrupt them before achieving higher accuracy. this can result in significant computational savings. 4. the applications, numerical simulations will be preferred generally, the trust-region approach has been successfully applied in various fields and has proven effective in solving optimization problems. here are a few examples of its use in mathematical simulations. 4.1. machine learning trust-region methods are widely used in training machine learning models, especially in optimizing deep learning. it can be used to optimize neural network parameters such as weights and biases to reduce loss functions. the trust-region method helps to navigate the parameter space with higher dimensions efficiently and converge to the optimal solution. numerical simulation: consider a scenario where the trust-region method trains deep neural networks for image classification. the algorithm fine-tunes the masses and biases of the network to lessen the loss of cross-entropy. through iterations, the trust-region method can obtain optimized parameters of accurate image classification. 4.2. computer vision: trust-region methods find utility in computer vision tasks, such as image reconstruction and camera position estimation. these tasks typically require solving nonlinear optimization problems to reconstruct images, retrieve missing information, or reconstruct 3d models. confidence-space methods can provide robust and accurate solutions in such cases. numerical simulation: assume that the trust-region 27 method estimates the camera's position from a coherent 2d image. by optimizing the pose parameters, the algorithm accurately matches the identified image points with the observations, resulting in an accurate camera position estimate (conn et al., 2020). 4.3. engineering design optimization trust-region approaches are used in engineering design optimization problems, where the objective is to find optimal design parameters that satisfy a performance criterion or objective. these problems typically involve nonlinear objective functions, constraints, and designs. there are also variables. the trust-region approach helps identify optimal solutions by thoroughly analyzing the design space. numerical simulation: consider the example of the optimization of an airplane wing. the trust-region method is used to find optimal size parameters, such as airfoil thickness distribution, that reduce drag while meeting structural constraints. the algorithm iteratively adjusts size parameters within the trust region, converging to an optimal design that improves aerodynamic performance. 4.4. robust control trust-region methods are applied to complex control problems to develop a control system that can handle uncertainty and chaos. these problems involve optimizing control parameters to achieve the desired system performance and ensure robustness against changes in system dynamics or external disturbances. numerical simulation: assume that a complex controller for an autonomous vehicle is designed using the trust-region method. the algorithm optimizes the control parameters to minimize the cost work representing the trajectory tracking performance while considering vehicle dynamics and external disturbance uncertainty. through iterations, the trust-region method obtains rugged control parameters, ensuring stable and precise vehicle control. 4.5. comparative analysis trust-region and line search approaches are popular techniques for resolving optimization complications. although they aim to find an optimal solution, they have different ways of determining the step size and direction. here is a crucial difference between trust region together with the line search methods. 5. step size determination the trust-region approach determines the step size by solving a sub problem in the trust region. the confidence region limits the maximum distance of the procedure from the current iteration. the step size is obtained by reducing the local sample of the objective purpose in the trust region, subject to a constraint (conn et al., 2020). the size of the trust region is accustomed dynamically based on the arrangement between the prototypical and the definite performance values. on the other hand, text search methods perform a onedimensional search on a particular search path and specify the step size. the search direction is usually calculated using gradient information. the step size is chosen based on a linefinding procedure that optimizes the scalar function in the search path. standard line-finding methods include armijo's rule, wolf's conditions, and goldstein's conditions. 5.1. global versus local information the trust-region approach uses global information about the objective function, such as gradient and possibly hessian, to build local models and make informed decisions about step size and direction. line recognition methods mainly rely on spatial information such as gradient to determine the step shape and direction. they focus on finding an appropriate step size in a search strategy that satisfies certain conditions, such as sufficient or extensive defects. line search methods do not consider the larger context or include global information about the objective function. 5.2. convergence properties the trust-region method is known for its robustness and ability to solve nonconvex worst-case, and constrained optimization problems. the balance between exploration and implementation, compliance with step size, and optimization of the confidence zone leads to the optimization state. depending on the problem, it can converge to local minima, fixed points, or global minima. line search methods are effective for convex problems or problems where the aim function is even and consistent. convergence to a certain point is usually guaranteed for convex functions. however, they may need help with nonconvex problems or poor-quality functions since they rely on local information and adhere to poor local minima. 5.3. computational cost the trust-region method typically requires solving a subproblem in the confidence region at each iteration, which can be computationally expensive. the sub-problem involves solving a quadratic or nonlinear optimization problem. however, modern confidence-domain methods often use efficient methods, such as conjugate gradient methods or approximate hessian statistics, to reduce computational cost line search methods typically have lower computational costs because they require a one-dimensional search only in the search path. line searches can be done efficiently with simple rules or conditions. however, more iterations may be required to achieve convergence when relying on local information and not considering the overall behavior of the objective function (conn et al., 2020). 6. conclusion in conclusion, when calculating the step size and direction, the trust-region together with the 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(2002). trust-region methods. numerical optimization, 66-100. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 6, no. 3, 2023 127 implementation of an ai‐based mrd evaluation and prediction model for multiple myeloma jianfeng chen 1, jize xiong 2, yixu wang 3, qi xin 4, hong zhou 5, * 1 statistics, kansas state university, manhattan, kansas, usa 2 computer information technology, northern arizona university, flagstaff az, usa 3 computer science, independent researcher, beijing, china 4 management information systems, university of pittsburgh, pittsburgh, pa, usa 5 computer technology, peking university, beijing, china * corresponding author: hong zhou (email: ylou13@hawk.iit.edu) abstract: with the application of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and new drugs, the progression-free survival rate and overall survival rate of multiple myeloma have been greatly improved, but it is still considered as a kind of disease that cannot be completely cured. many patients have disease recurrence after complete remission, which is rooted in the presence of minimal residual disease mrd in patients. studies have shown that positive mrd is an independent adverse prognostic factor affecting survival, so mrd detection is an important indicator to judge the prognosis of patients and guide clinical treatment. at present, multipa-rameter flow cytometry (mfc), polymerase chain reaction (pcr), positron emission tomography (positron emission) several techniques, such as pet/computer tomography (ct), have been used for mrd detection of multiple myeloma. however, there is still no cure for the disease. "ifm2013-04" four clinical studies confirmed for the first time that proteasome inhibitors (pis) and immunomodulatory drugs, the synergism and importance of the combination of imids in the treatment of mm, the large phase 3 clinical study swog so777 compared the combination of bortezomib plus lenalidomide and dexamethasone. the efficacy of vrd and d established the status of vrd first-line treatment of mm, and due to the good efficacy of cd38 monoclonal antibody in large clinical studies, combination therapy with vrd has been recommended as the first-line treatment of mm. however, to explore the clinical value and problems of applying artificial intelligence bone marrow cell recognition system morphogo in the detection of multiple myeloma minimal residual disease (mrd). keywords: multiple myeloma; medical diagnosis; prediction model; mm-mrd. 1. introduction rapid pharmacological and technological developments in recent years can greatly reduce early mortality and improve survival rates in mm patients, significantly improving the prognosis of mm patients. therefore, early identification of patients with mm and accurate risk stratification and prognosis assessment are essential for personalized treatment of mm. existing mm risk stratification systems include the ds staging system, the revised international staging system (r-iss), and the mayo myeloma stratification and riskadjusted treatment stratification system. these staging systems combine serological and genetic factors reflecting disease burden to stratify mm patients to assess their prognosis. however, these existing markers have problems of inadequate systemic representation and low sensitivity, and more convenient, sensitive and specific biological markers need to be combined to stratify patients more accurately[1-2]. therefore, under the background of the strong combination and development of artificial intelligence and medical industry, the use of new data algorithms to detect some special causes has become the biggest concern of the medical community, so the application of mrd predictive model can achieve the rapid detection and diagnosis of multiple myeloma to a large extent. relevant studies have shown that positive mrd is an independent adverse prognostic factor affecting survival[3].therefore, mrd detection is an important indicator to judge the prognosis of patients and guide clinical treatment. at present, multiparameter flow cytometry (mfc), polymerase chain reaction (pcr), positron emission tomography (positron emission) tomography (pet)/ computer tomography (ct) and other techniques have been used in mrd detection of multiple myeloma. however, the above technologies have the characteristics of high cost and long time. cell morphology is a mature test technology, plasma cells can be clearly identified through microscope observation, but the traditional cell morphology through manual classification, the number of classified cells is small, plasma cell recognition rate depends on the professional quality of the examiner and other defects, which makes the traditional cell morphology cannot be applied to multiple myeloma mrd detection. artificial intelligence (ai) is a new computer technology that is currently flourishing, and its branches include convolutional neural net-work (cnn) and fuzzy expert systems (fuzzy expert systems) technologies such as system fes, evolutionary computing, and hybrid intelligent systems have all been used in different clinical settings, and cnn technology in particular has been applied to the clinical diagnosis of radiology and pathology [4-5]. at present, many institutions have studied the application of artificial intelligence based on cnn to the cell morphological diagnosis of blood diseases. artificial intelligence convolutional neural network (ai-cnn) cell morphology combined with artificial intelligence cell recognition technology, is it used in clinical diagnosis of mrd multiple myeloma? this is the focus of this study. 128 2. related work 2.1. mrd techniques for assessing prognosis in mm at present, the detection of mm-mrd has reached a certain consensus at home and abroad 12%, usually using flow cytometry or gene sequencing to identify residual tumor cells in the bone marrow, and using pet/ct imaging technology to detect whether there is residual disease outside the bone marrow. bone marrow cell morphology is currently the most widely used method for evaluating tumor cell load. because traditional bone marrow cell morphology examination uses manual classification and counting of 200500 cells, its sensitivity is low and it is not suitable for mrd detection[6]. however, with the rise of ai image recognition technology, the problem of cell morphology inspection about the order of magnitude is expected to be solved to a certain extent cnn algorithm cnn is a kind of deep learning, and its advantage is that it can directly input images into the neural net end to avoid the complex feature extraction and data reconstruction process in the traditional algorithm, and it has certain invariance to the translation scale scaling and other forms of deformation of two-dimensional images[7]. mri has a variety of imaging sequences and imaging parameters, and a variety of mrd techniques have been used to evaluate the degree of bone marrow involvement in mm. a meta-data analysis looked at 16 published studies, including 2,076 patients with all, and quantified the relationship between survival outcomes and mrd status. negative mrd was found to be associated with event-free survival (efs) and overall survival (os). evidence for the prognostic value of mrd testing was consistent across all disease subtypes, age, treatment received, stage of treatment at the time of testing, and mrd testing methods. figure 1. efs and os multiple myeloma recurrence diagram these techniques include conventional mrd sequences such as t1-weighted imaging, t2-weighted and lipidpressure imaging, and tti-weighted random-enhanced imaging, as well as dynamic contrast-enhanced mri. mm lesions typically showed low signal in t1-weighted images, high signal in t2-weighted images, and often enhanced signal in vanadium enhanced images. on the wb-dwi images, the diffusion of mm lesions was limited and showed a high signal. the apparent diffusion coefficient (adc) could be used to quantify the moisture diffusion. the m dixon technique can be used to quantify bone marrow fat content by fat fraction (ff). ivim technology can quantify the diffusion and perfusion of bone marrow[8] 2.2. application of different mri sequences in mm-mrd prognosis the conventional mri sequences used to evaluate mm bone marrow infiltration were t1 weighted,t2 weighted lipid-enhanced, and ti weighted lipid-enhanced. these sequences can clearly show mm bone marrow infiltration pattern and focal number[9]. mm bone marrow infiltration pattern can be divided into 5 types: diffuse infiltration type, focal type, diffuse focal type, salt-pepper type and normal type. the pattern of bone marrow infiltration is related to the stage of ds. studies have shown that the normal type and the salt-pepper type are in the stage of ds i, most of the diffuse type are in the stage of i, and most of the focal type and diffuse focal type are in the stage of i or i. the pattern of bone infiltration is related to the stage of iss, and studies have shown that patients with diffuse infiltration are mostly located in iss stage i. (a)t1w (b)t2w figure 2. t1w is the reference image and t2w is the input image t1-weighted imaging (t1wi) ---highlights differences in tissue t1 relaxation (longitudinal relaxation) t2-weighted imaging (t2wi) ---highlights differences in tissue t2 relaxation (transverse relaxation). on any sequential image, the larger the transverse magnetization vector at the time of signal acquisition, the stronger the mr signal. t1 weighted image short tr, short te -t1 weighted image, t1 image characteristics: the shorter the tissue t1, the faster the recovery, the stronger the signal; the longer the t1 of the tissue, the slower the recovery and the weaker the signal. t2 weighted image length tr, long te -t2 weighted image, t2 image characteristics: the longer the tissue t2, the slower the recovery, the stronger the signal; the shorter the t2 of the tissue, the faster the recovery, and the weaker the signal. proton density weighted image long tr, short te 129 proton density weighted image, image features: the larger the rh of the tissue, the stronger the signal; the smaller the rh, the weaker the signal. it is generally believed that the high signal on the t1weighted image is mostly caused by bleeding or adipose tissue. however, recent studies have shown that t1-weighted high signal can still be seen in a variety of intracranial lesions, including tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, metabolic diseases and some normal physiological states. under the excitation of radio frequency pulse, the energy absorbed by hydrogen protons in human tissues is in an excited state. in the relaxation process, the hydrogen proton releases its absorbed energy into the surrounding environment. if the proton and the proton in the lattice also process at a frequency similar to the larmor frequency, then the energy release of the hydrogen proton is faster. the shorter the t1 relaxation time of the tissue, the higher the signal intensity of the t1-weighted image. there are three conditions in which t1 relaxation time is shortened: one is the binding water effect; the other is paramagnetic substance; the third is a lipid molecule, there is a general consensus that the prognosis of patients with diffuse infiltration is worse than that of other infiltration types, but the prognosis of focal type is significantly different. some studies have found that the more lesions detected by mri, the higher the degree of bone destruction, and the focal lesions beyond the cortical bone boundary significantly affect the survival rate[10-13]. the presence of local infiltrating lesion on mri is a poor prognostic factor for asymptomatic mm progression to symptomatic mm. in symptomatic mm, patients with more than 7 mri sites had a poor prognosis, while patients with less than or equal to 7 sites had a similar survival rate. (routine mri sequences, in addition to showing mm infiltration pattern and number of sites, can also semiquantify the degree of bone marrow infiltration.) 3. methodology in this study, the consistency between morphogo and cell morphology in plasma cell recognition was also good. in aimrd vs.m-mrd, the kappa value of kappa induction test continued to increase with the increase of the number of recognized cells, and kappa=0.667(p=0.001) in the 2000 group, indicating that the results of ai-mrd and m-mrd were highly consistent when the recognition level of ai cells reached 2000. in further data analysis, the sensitivity and accuracy of mrd results between ai and cell morphology also increased significantly with the increase of the number of cells recognized by ai, and the specificity was always maintained at the level of 90% to 100%. this shows that ai can achieve almost complete agreement with the results of artificial cell morphological examination when determining negative results of patients, and the consistency increases with the increase of the number of recognized cells when determining positive results. 3.1. model architecture morphogomm-3 is an ongoing multi-center, open-label, single-arm, phase 2 study investigating the efficacy and safety of eranata mab in patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. eligible patients were 18 years of age and older, had previously been diagnosed with multiple myeloma and met the international myeloma working group (imwg) criteria for measurable disease, had good bone marrow function (platelets ≥25× 109 l −1, absolute neutrophilic counts ≥1.0× 109 l −1, and had good bone marrow function (platelet ≥25× 109 l −1). hemoglobin ≥8 g dl −1), good liver function (total bilirubin ≤2 times the upper limit of normal (≤3 times uln if gilbert syndrome is demonstrated), aspartate aminotransferase ≤2.5 times uln, alanine aminotransferase ≤2.5 times uln) and renal function (creatinine clearance ≥30 ml min −1), and eastern cooperative oncology tissue (ecog) performance status ≤2. patients must be resistant to at least one proteasomal inhibitor, one immunomodulatory drug, and one anti-cd38 antibody, and be relapsed or refractory to the last anti-myeloma regimen. patients in group a could not receive targeted bcma therapy. from february 9, 2021 to january 7, 2022, a total of 123 patients were enrolled in the group a cohort and received doses at 47 study sites in ten countries. figure 3. morphogo mm-mrd-3 evaluation model 130 3.2. an antibacterial agent to prevent infection peripheral neuropathy, defined as motor dysfunction and sensory neuropathy, was reported in 17.1% and 13.8% of patients, respectively. of these patients, 14.1% and 35.3% had a history of motor dysfunction and sensory neuropathy, respectively. the most common (≥5%) neuropathic events were muscle spasm and peripheral sensory neuropathy (7.3% each). motor dysfunction and sensory neuropathy occurred in 1 (0.8%) and 0 cases, respectively, with no grade 4 or 5 events. among 119 patients who received a two-step priming dose regimen, 56.3% developed cytokine release syndrome (crs). all crs incidents were level 1 (42.0%) or level 2 (14.3%), and no level 3 or above incidents were reported. with respect to the most recent dose, the median time to onset of crs was 2.0 days (range: 1.0-9.0 days) and the median time to resolution was 2.0 days (range: 1.0-19.0 days). overall, 98.8% of crs events occurred in the first three doses, and 90.6% occurred in the incremental dose. one patient (0.8%) developed a grade 1 crs event after the fourth or later dose of elranatamab (figure 4). eighteen (15.1%) patients had more than one crs event. tocilizumab and corticosteroids were used in 22.7% and 8.4% of patients with crs, respectively. icans occurred in 4 of 119 patients (3.4%), and all events were grade 1 or 2. supportive treatment for icans included corticosteroids (1.7%), tocilizumab (1.7%), and levetiracetam for seizure prevention (0.8%). none of the patients permanently discontinued elranatamab due to the development of crs or icans. figure 4. prediction of recurrence of multiple myeloma in patients in this study of patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma, the mm-mrd predictive diagnostic model showed a high rate of deep and long-lasting responses, including in patients achieving ≥cr, with a manageable safety profile. dosing with two incremental initiation dosing regimens successfully reduced the incidence and severity of crs, a predictable scenario that supports the potential for outpatient dosing. despite the need for additional follow-up, mm-mrd was observed to maintain or deepen responses after switching to a biweekly schedule. and biweekly dosing can provide greater convenience for patients while potentially being less toxic. 4. conclusion at present, the detection of mm-mrd has reached a certain consensus at home and abroad. flow cytometry or gene sequencing is usually used to identify residual tumor cells in the bone marrow, and pet/ct imaging technology is used to detect whether there is residual disease outside the bone marrow. bone marrow cell morphology is currently the most widely used method to assess tumor cell load, because traditional bone marrow cell morphology examination uses manual classification and counting of 200 to 500 cells. its low sensitivity is not suitable for mrd detection, but with the rise of ai image recognition technology, the problem of cell morphology inspection about the order of magnitude is expected to be solved to a certain extent. according to the results of the study, it was also found that when patients obtained cr before harvesting, the possibility of their samples being contaminated by tumor cells was significantly reduced [14-15]. however, for patients who obtained vgpr or pr before harvesting, there was no statistical significance in the positive proportion of samples being contaminated by tumor cells between the two groups, and even if patients obtained cr before harvesting. the level of neoplastic pcs in the scc was like that of patients receiving other therapeutic effects (vgpr and pr), and the difference among the three groups was not statistically significant. in addition, we found that although patients in the cmrd-negative group had a statistically significant deeper pre-harvest remission than those in the cmrd-positive group, this advantage was not maintained after transplantation. traditional efficacy evaluation (cr/vgpr/pr cannot well reflect the mrd condition of patients' bone marrow, even if cr is obtained, clonal pcs may still exist in bone marrow and be mobilized into peripheral blood. combined with the results of this study, hematopoietic stem cells can be mobilized, dried and transplanted after pr. there was no significant adverse effect on the efficacy of mrd and asct [16]. in short, the application of ai for mm-mrd detection has the characteristics of high cell recognition accuracy, fast 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[16] li l, xu c, wu w, et al. zero-resource knowledge-grounded dialogue generation[j]. advances in neural information processing systems, 2020, 33: 8475-8485. doi: https:// doi. org/ 10.48550/arxiv.2008.12918. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 88 trajectory calculation for dummy part trajectory in vehicle collision tests zikai zhao, yanting zheng, qingxiang guo, mengqi li, lujiang li, limin wang china automotive technology and research center co., ltd, tianjin, 300399, china abstract: car crash tests are universally acknowledged for their critical role in assessing the passive safety performance of vehicles, given their straightforward and compelling evidence. despite their effectiveness, traditional physical crash tests are notorious for their lengthy setup times and high costs. the evolution of finite element analysis (fea) technology, complemented by the improved precision of fea dummies, has paved the way for evaluating passive safety through computational simulations. in the domain of virtual testing, benchmarking is essential for validating the accuracy of simulation outcomes. among the pivotal benchmarking metrics, the congruence of dummy limb and head trajectories emerges as a dependable measure of the fea model’s accuracy. this alignment is especially significant, as the head is recognized as one of the most vulnerable areas during a crash. keywords: car crash test; trajectory calculation; simulation benchmarking. 1. introduction car crash tests serve as a fundamental tool in the automotive industry for evaluating the passive safety performance of vehicles. the direct and convincing nature of these tests provides invaluable insights into how well a vehicle can protect its occupants in the event of a collision. despite their significance, traditional physical crash tests have long been associated with challenges such as timeconsuming setup procedures and high costs, making them less feasible for frequent and extensive testing purposes. the emergence and evolution of finite element analysis (fea) technology have revolutionized the way passive safety performance is assessed in the automotive sector. by leveraging computational simulations and sophisticated fea models, researchers and engineers can now conduct virtual crash tests that offer a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional physical tests. the accuracy and reliability of these virtual simulations have been significantly enhanced by the continuous improvement of fea dummies, which are designed to closely mimic the biomechanical responses of human occupants during a crash. in the realm of virtual testing, benchmarking serves as a critical quality assurance process to validate the accuracy and credibility of simulation results. benchmarking involves comparing the outputs of virtual crash simulations with realworld data obtained from physical crash tests to ensure that the virtual models accurately capture the dynamics of a crash scenario. among the various benchmarking criteria, the alignment of the trajectory of dummy limbs and head is widely recognized as a key indicator of the precision and fidelity of the fea model. the trajectory of dummy limbs and head is particularly crucial in crash simulations due to the vulnerability of these body parts in real-world collisions. [1]the head, in particular, is considered one of the most critical areas of concern in terms of injury risk during a crash. therefore, ensuring that the virtual simulation accurately replicates the movement and behavior of the dummy head and limbs is essential for evaluating the effectiveness of a vehicle's safety features and structural design in protecting occupants from harm. by focusing on benchmarking criteria such as the trajectory alignment of dummy limbs and head, researchers and engineers can gain valuable insights into the performance of a vehicle's passive safety systems without the need for extensive physical testing. [2] this approach not only reduces the time and cost associated with traditional crash tests but also allows for faster iteration and optimization of vehicle designs to enhance overall safety performance. as the automotive industry continues to embrace virtual testing technologies, the role of benchmarking in validating simulation results will remain paramount in ensuring the safety and well-being of vehicle occupants in the face of potential collisions. in this paper, a dynamic calculation method for the dummy part trajectory is illustrated and a simulation validation case is showed. 2. theory and method 2.1. the dynamics of dummy head movement in the realm of three-dimensional space, the rotation of a rigid body around a fixed point introduces three degrees of freedom. however, the representation of rotation angles is not straightforward due to the non-uniqueness stemming from the order of rotations. the method of defining rotations heavily depends on the sequence of rotations around the coordinate axes, leading to multiple ways of interpreting rotation angles. to elaborate further, the process of defining rotations involves a systematic approach that considers the order of rotations around different axes. initially, rotating about any one of the three coordinate axes presents three possibilities for the first rotation. subsequently, rotating about an axis other than the one previously rotated yield two additional possibilities for the second rotation. finally, rotating about an axis different from the two prior rotations introduces another two options for the third rotation. the combination of these possibilities results in a total of 3 x 2 x 2 = 12 distinct ways of defining rotations in three-dimensional space.[3] given the complexity and variability inherent in defining rotation parameters, it becomes essential to establish a clear and standardized method for specifying rotation angles. in the context of calculating head offset, two critical aspects need to 89 be addressed. firstly, the rotation sequence of head rotation angles during collision tests must be explicitly defined to ensure consistency and accuracy in the analysis. secondly, the transformation matrix for the head in collision tests, specifically whether it follows a forward b2n (body-to-neck) sequence or a reverse n2b (neck-to-body) sequence, must be clearly articulated to avoid ambiguity and errors in the calculations. by establishing a calculation coordinate system and determining the rotational coordinate system for the rotation angle, researchers can effectively navigate the complexities of defining rotation angles in three-dimensional space. [4]the systematic clarification of the rotation sequence and transformation matrix coordinate system provides a structured framework for conducting accurate and reliable calculations in scenarios involving the rotation of rigid bodies. in the context of collision tests and head offset calculations, the precision and consistency of defining rotation angles play a crucial role in ensuring the validity of the results obtained. by combining theoretical principles with experimental data, researchers can refine their understanding of rotation parameters and enhance the accuracy of their analyses.[5] accurately defining rotation angles and establishing a comprehensive framework for interpreting rotations in threedimensional space are essential steps in advancing research and innovation in fields that rely on rotational dynamics and rigid body motion analysis.[6] in this paper, the meticulous consideration of rotation sequences, transformation matrices, and rotation angle definitions is paramount in conducting rigorous and reliable calculations involving the rotation of rigid bodies. by adhering to standardized methods and clear protocols for defining rotations, researchers can streamline their analytical processes, minimize errors, and enhance the accuracy of their findings. this systematic approach not only facilitates the interpretation of rotational dynamics but also paves the way for advancements in various fields that rely on precise rotational calculations and analyses. 2.2. procedures 2.2.1. determine the coordinate system and rotation angle rotation order define the global reference coordinate system, take the ground as the reference plane, including the x/y/z axis, define the xyz axis direction by referring to the figure below, and determine the red coordinate system in the figure as the vehicle base coordinate system. suppose the head move from vector a position to vector b position. with reference to the figure below (left), the local coordinate system of the head is defined, and the rotation order is taken as an example according to the right of the figure below. the center of mass of the head is the origin o of the local coordinate system, and the ox0y0z0 coordinate system is established according to the right-angle reference coordinate system. the rotation order of the rotation angle is defined as: (z, y, x), that is, ox1y1z1 is obtained after the positive rotation ψ angle of ox0y0z0 system around the oz0 axis (z first), and then ox2y2z2 is obtained after the positive rotation θ angle of ox1y1z1 system around the oy1 axis (y again). finally, ox2y2z2 system rotates φ forward around the ox2 axis to get ox3y3z3(last revolution x), where forward is defined as the direction of clockwise rotation according to the right hand rule, where the angle of rotation according to the x, y, z axis is defined as (φ, θ, ψ).(figure1. angle of rotation) figure 1. angle of rotation 2.2.2. calculation of rotation angle and angular velocity according to the definition of coordinate system and rotation order, the rotation transformation matrix r can be obtained, and its calculation matrix is as follows: the transformation matrix of the object rotating about the z axis:             100 0cossin 0sincos ][ ,   zr the transformation matrix of the object rotating about the y axis:                 cos0sin 010 sin0cos ][ ,yr the transformation matrix of the object rotating about the x axis:              cossin0 sincos0 001 ][ ,yr through combining the three matrix we get:                  coscossincossin cossinsincossinsinsinsincoscoscossin cossincossinsinsinsincoscossincoscos ][r based on the transformation matrix r, the analytical calculation formula of angle φ, θ, ψ can be obtained: 90 )cos/)1,1(,cos/)1,2(arctan( ))3,3()2,3(),1,3(arctan( )cos/)3,3(,cos/)2,3((arctan 22    rr rrr rr    based on the above formula, the rotation angles φ, θ, ψ can be obtained. then we use the following equations for calculating the angular velocity: 321 21 21 )cos()cos()cos()(sin )(sin)cos( )cos()cos()cos()(sin www ww ww          2.2.3. calculate the trajectory the constitutive equation for calculating the dummy head centroid acceleration is ia a u  . where ia is acceleration component expression in the three direction, u is the angular velocity vector: ( , , )tu    ,through integration twice, the head centroid trajectory is illustrated as: 0 0 t 0 0( ) ( ) [ ( ) ( ) ] t i i i it t d t d t v t a u du dt    where 0( )id t is the initial distance of the head centroid under global coordinate, 0( )iv t is the initial velocity under global coordinate. for most situations the two physical quantities equal to zero, because collision tests are implemented under stable state. besides, ( )ia u is the acceleration under global coordinate. therefore, through expanding the equations above, it is clear to know the physical quantity needed from the collision test: the acceleration collected from the b-column cya , the dummy head centroid acceleration in x, y, z direction , ,hx hy hza a a , and the angular velocity of head centroid in x, y, z direction, , ,hx hy hzw w w . then, it is easy to calculate the displacement of the test vehicle and head centroid , , ,cy hx hy hzd d d d through integrating the acceleration twice. furthermore, it is easy to get the angular displacement through the equations below: ' ( ) ' ( ) ' ( ) f dt f dt f dt                      recall the trajectory adjusting equation introduced in the previous section, it is convenient to obtain the equation through plugging the physical quantities in to the adjusting equation: d cos 'cos ' sin 'cos ' cos 'sin 'sin ' sin 'sin ' cos 'sin 'cos ' dx sin 'cos ' cos 'cos ' sin 'sin 'sin ' sin cos sin sin cos sin cos sin cos cos x dy dy dz dz                                                                 where , ,dx dy dz is the head centroid displacement under vehicle coordinate, and they can be calculated through the equations below: , ,hx cx hy cy hz czdx d d dy d d dz d d      suppose that under some circumstances, head centroid does not have displacement in x direction, therefore 0, ' 0, ' 0dx     , and only the acceleration of head and vehicle in three direction and one angular displacement needs to be considered. therefore, the rotational transformation equation is simplified as: cos ' sin d sin cos dy y dz dz                        3. validation 3.1. fea model setup to substantiate the dynamics theory we previously discussed, we have meticulously constructed a finite element analysis (fea) model. this model serves as a critical tool in our research, allowing us to simulate and analyze the complex dynamics at play. in alignment with the cncap far-side impact protocol, we have selected case1 as the benchmark for validating our theoretical framework. this case is particularly relevant as it provides a comprehensive scenario that closely mirrors real-world conditions, thereby ensuring the practical applicability of our findings. table 1. model setup boundary condition driver passenger case1 32km/h 75°passenger side pole test world sid 50th none the positioning of the dummies in our study is calculated based on the r-point of the seat, which serves as a critical reference for ensuring accurate placement during simulations. additionally, the posture of the dummies is set to the default gesture, ensuring consistency across the tests. the coordinates for the dummy’s head, shoulder, and h-point for case1 is listed below (table 2). the input pulse data for fea model has been collected from corresponding pole impact vehicle crash test, providing a robust foundation for our analysis. this data is essential for understanding the dynamics of the impact and the subsequent behavior of the dummy. the layout of the sled test finite element analysis (fea) model is illustrated in the figure below(figure 2). this model is designed to replicate real-world conditions as closely as possible, allowing us to validate our theoretical framework effectively. by integrating the dummy positioning and input pulse data into the fea model, we aim to achieve a 91 comprehensive understanding of occupant dynamics during a crash scenario. table 2. three scheme comparing x y z h-point 1324 -390 230 head centroid 1501 -390 897 shoulder 1528 -628 638 figure 2. model layout as depicted in the aforementioned figure, the finite element analysis (fea) model has been established. in this model, the boundary conditions are configured in accordance with the 2024 cncap protocol. by multiplying the pole impact pulse with sine functions of 15° and 75°, we have successfully decomposed the pole impact pulse into its respective x and y directional components. these impact pulses are then applied to the brown platform that underlies the body-in-white (biw). regarding the structural configuration, the biw components are represented by rigid shell elements, with nodes at the periphery of each biw part being fixed to the platform. this arrangement allows the biw to move in response to the input pulse while remaining undeformed. the passenger seat, driver seat, and console are designed as deformable components, each of which is anchored to the seat beam on the floor using the ls-dyna keyword ‘constrained extra nodes’. the dynamic and static friction factors for the remaining assemblies are detailed in the table provided below (table 3). table 3. friction coefficient static friction ratio dynamic friction ration dummy to console 0.2 0.2 dummy to seat 0.25 0.25 dummy torso to seat belt 0.2 0.2 dummy arm to seat belt 0.5 0.5 4. result and discussion figure 3. head trajectory in y direction figure 4. head trajectory in z direction 92 the data for this analysis was obtained from two graphs that plot head displacement against time. the first graph (figure 3) represents displacement in the y-axis, while the second graph (figure 4) represents displacement in the z-axis. each graph contains three curves, each corresponding to a different method: coordinate transformation (green), direct integration (blue), and animation result (purple). in figure 2, the coordinate transformation method (green) shows a relatively flat curve, indicating minimal displacement in the y-axis. the direct integration method (blue) exhibits a more pronounced curve, with a significant decrease in displacement over time, reaching its lowest point around 0.12 seconds before slightly increasing again. the animation result (purple) follows a similar trend to the direct integration method but with a less steep decline and a more gradual increase after the minimum point. in z-axis displacement (figure 3), the coordinate transformation method (green) again shows a relatively stable curve, with a slight decrease in displacement over time. the direct integration method (blue) displays a sharp decline in displacement, reaching its lowest point around 0.12 seconds, similar to the y-axis curve. the animation result (purple) closely follows the direct integration curve, with a slight delay in reaching the minimum point and a more gradual recovery. the differences in the curves obtained by the three methods can be attributed to the underlying principles and assumptions of each method. the coordinate transformation method likely uses a predefined set of transformations to calculate head displacement. the relatively flat curves suggest that this method may not account for dynamic changes in head movement as effectively as the other methods. the direct integration method involves integrating the acceleration over time to obtain velocity and then integrating velocity to obtain displacement. the sharp decline in the curves indicates a high initial acceleration followed by a deceleration, which is more representative of natural head movement. therefore, the analysis of the head displacement curves reveals that the direct integration method provides a more dynamic and realistic representation of head movement compared to the coordinate transformation method. the animation result method closely follows the direct integration method, suggesting that it incorporates similar principles but may include additional complexities. this study highlights the importance of selecting the appropriate method for head movement analysis based on the desired level of realism and the specific requirements of the application. furthermore, the iso curve correlation result is shown below: table 4. iso18571 curve correlation result direction trajectory calculation method total correlation rating corridor rating phase rating magnitude rating slope rating y-direction coordinate transformed 0.9993 1 0.9966 0.9998 0.9999 direct integration 0.5195 0.3893 0 0.9012 0.9177 z-direction coordinate transformed 0.9913 1 0.9663 0.9986 0.9916 direct integration 0.8241 0.8013 0.8795 0.8644 0.7736 coordinate transformed method consistently shows very high to perfect ratings across all categories for both ydirection and z-direction. it demonstrates a strong correlation and high performance in trajectory calculations, indicating that it is a reliable and accurate method for trajectory analysis. however, direct integration method shows mixed results. for the y-direction, the ratings are significantly lower, particularly in the corridor and phase ratings, suggesting that this method may not be as effective in this direction. however, for the z-direction, the ratings are higher, indicating better performance. the direct integration method still shows moderate to high correlations, but it is outperformed by the coordinate transformed method in all categories. the coordinate transformed method appears to be superior in terms of correlation and performance across both directions, while the 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[6] peach r, friedrich m, fronemann l, et al.. head movement dynamics in dystonia: a multi-centre retrospective study using visual perceptive deep learning[j]. npj parkinson’s disease, 2024, 9: 1-12. doi: 10.1038/s41746-024-01140-6. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 4, no. 2, 2023 40 review of small target detection based on deep learning heng zhang 1, *, wei fu 2, ke wu 3 1 school of computer and software engineering, xihua university, chengdu, sichuan, 610039, china 2 college of chinese & asean arts, chengdu university, chengdu, sichuan, 610106, china 3 harbin college teacher education college, harbin university, harbin, heilongjiang, 150080, china * corresponding author: heng zhang (email: hengzhang_xhu@163.com) abstract: with a large number of applications of target detection in daily life, the performance requirements of target detection are constantly improving. many challenges about target detection have been put forward constantly, such as imbalanced samples, fewer pixels, and occlusion of the detected target, all of which bring difficulties for the model to correctly identify the target. small target detection has always been a difficult point and research hotspot. in recent years, many algorithms for small target detection have been proposed, such as data enhancement, feature fusion, attention mechanism, and super-resolution network structure. according to the characteristics of different network structures, the training strategy can be appropriately adjusted and then applied to different environments, which can greatly improve the detection accuracy of small targets. this paper will introduce the data sets and related small target detection algorithms proposed in recent years, and classify, analyze, and compare the corresponding training strategies. keywords: convolutional neural network; residual network; image classification. 1. introduction target detection, which has been developed for about two decades, is a very important core direction of computer vision and has made significant progress in recent years. the main task of target detection consists of two main tasks, i.e., target classification and target localization, i.e., identifying the target in the image and labeling the location information of the target in the image, and the detection task is completed. the traditional steps of target detection are region selection, manual feature extraction, and classifier classification. the common traditional methods are vj detector, hog features, variable part model (dpm), etc. the usual method of manual feature extraction is difficult to meet the demand of diverse features of the target, which needs to rely on a lot of experience and expertise, and requires manual resetting of features if a change of application scenario, with poor generalization performance. therefore, this solution has not been a good solution to the problem of target detection feature extraction. with the rise of deep learning, cnns have been widely used in target detection tasks due to their powerful feature extraction and fitting capabilities. 2012 alex krizhevsky proposed the cnn (convolutional neural networks) model at the ilsvrc competition, which has achieved historic success in the field of image classification. this model has made a historic breakthrough in the field and has significant advantages over traditional methods. in 2014, the vgg model was proposed by the vgg (visual geometry group) group at the university of oxford at the ilsvrc competition. 2014, googlenet won the ilsvrc competition, and the googlenet model consists of multiple groups of inception modules. in 2015, kai-ming he, xiang-yu zhang, shao-qing ren, and jian sun of microsoft research proposed the resnet (residual network, or resnet) model. the model won the championship in imagenet image classification, image object localization, and image object detection competitions. therefore, the development of target detection technology has been relatively mature, during which a large number of classical target detection algorithms emerged. currently, target detection algorithms can be mainly divided into two categories: single-stage and two-stage. the singlestage detection algorithms include yolo series, retinanet, ssd algorithm, etc.; while the two-stage detection algorithms include rcnn, spp-net, fast r-cnn, faster r-cnn, maskrcnn algorithm, etc. among them, yolo series algorithms and faster r-cnn algorithms are practical target detection methods in the industry, although some algorithms have been particularly good for normal targets and have made substantial progress in general-purpose target detection. the ways of defining small targets can be mainly divided into two categories based on a relative scale and an absolute scale. for the definition based on a relative scale, chen et al [1] defined small targets as those with a median relative area, the ratio of bounding box area to image area, of all target instances in the same class between 0.08% and 0.58%. for the definition of absolute scale: in the ms coco dataset [2], a small target is defined as a target with a resolution of less than 32 × 32 pixels. according to the results of ms coco, a public dataset for target detection, there is a significant difference between large and small target detection in terms of detection accuracy, and the detection accuracy of small targets is only half of that of large target detection. the detection of small targets mainly faces the following challenges: firstly, the problem of poor performance of small target detection has not been completely solved due to poor visual features, lack of sufficient appearance information, and fewer useful pixel points corresponding to them, fewer feature points that can be extracted, and more noise. the research progress for small target detection is also relatively slow; secondly, the large-scale benchmark test datasets for small-size target detection are still not comprehensive enough, and the available datasets cannot support model training for small target detection, nor can they be used as an unbiased benchmark for evaluating algorithms, and there is a lack of 41 large-scale datasets for small target detection; then, because the general target detection network structure is not applicable to detect small targets. because the pooling and convolution operations make the features of small targets disappear gradually as the network structure deepens, the information on small targets will be particularly small or even disappear by the end of the classification layer. finally, in the case of small target aggregation, such as the remote sensing image of a crowd taken by uav, the crowd is densely piled up together at the edge of the image, and it is very difficult to accurately locate and identify each individual, and there is only one point reflected on the deep feature map after multiple downsampling, which leads to the inability of the model to distinguish the targets. small target detection has become one of the most challenging tasks in computer vision. small target detection has a very important practical value in a variety of scenarios such as surveillance anti-theft, uav scene analysis, infrared weak target detection, pedestrian detection, and selfdriving traffic sign detection. it can help people to better protect property security, perform scene analysis, detect infrared weak targets, improve traffic safety, etc. in recent years, many researchers have proposed many excellent small target detection algorithms concerning network structure, training strategy, data processing, etc. some processing based on the generic target detection algorithms is performed to adapt to specific small target detection applications. for example, yaeger et al [3] used data augmentation methods, including distortion and deformation, rotation, and scaling, to enhance handwriting recognition, thus significantly improving its recognition accuracy; wei wei et al [4] improved yolov3 in aerial target detection by reducing some convolution operations and introducing jump layer connections on the basis of yolov3 model, which then ensured the real-time improves the detection accuracy of yolov3 model under the guarantee of real-time; wang dongli et al [5] went for visual small target detection by feature fusion on ssd model to fuse deep feature information with shallow feature information, and then adjust the prior frame according to the small target size so that the model gets better small target detection capability; xing c et al [6] in 2019 by segmenting the original aerial photography image and using gan network for super-resolution in order to perform pixel enhancement of the original image, which in turn improves the resolution of small targets; zhao pengfei et al [7] the algorithm uses multi-scale null convolution cascade to expand the perceptual range of the feature map and uses 1×1 convolution for image feature information fusion on this basis. the feature maps of corresponding sizes (38 × 38, 10 × 10, and 19 × 19) are then stitched together and channel weighting is implemented using ecam modules. this design allows for better detail extraction and feature fusion of images and improves the detection accuracy of the algorithm. woo et al [8] proposed the stairnet algorithm in 2018, which fuses feature information through deconvolution with a shallow layer while passing the fused features to the next deconvolution layer in a top-down manner and then enhances the target semantic information; li et al [9] proposed an attention mechanism, which they named knca-fusion method tested on public datasets achieved significant results. 2. small target dataset this subsection describes the dataset used for small target detection. since deep learning-based target detection algorithms are all data-driven, however, the number of large targets in the initial target detection dataset is much higher than that of small targets, which is an important factor limiting the development of small target detection techniques. due to the relatively small portion of small targets in the image field of view and the inconspicuous or even missing edge features, deep learning-based small target detection algorithms are ineffective on common target detection datasets because of the limited resolution and amount of information. therefore, training and detection tasks for small target feature databases are needed. to promote the development of small target detection techniques, many datasets targeting small target detection have been proposed and published in recent years. 2.1. ms coco dataset the coco [10] dataset is called microsoft common objects in context (ms coco), and the coco dataset is a dataset covering large-scale object detection, segmentation, key-point detection, key-point detection, and captioning tasks. the dataset contains a huge number of 328,000 images. in terms of target detection, a large number of small targets are included. a total of 91 classes of targets are included, with 328,000 images and 2.5 million annotated frames. an example diagram of the coco dataset is shown in figure 1. link to the coco dataset: https://cocodataset.org/. figure 1. example graph of the coco dataset 2.2. eurocity persons dataset figure 2. example graph of eurocity persons dataset 42 the eurocity persons [11] dataset focuses on urban traffic scenarios and contains a large variety of accurate and detailed targets. this dataset is almost an order of magnitude larger than the previous dataset used for benchmarking. the dataset covers a large variety of categories and is rich in detail, taking the annotation of people in urban traffic to a new level. eurocity persons an example graph of the dataset is shown in figure 2. 2.3. dota dataset the dota dataset [12] is a large dataset for target detection in aerial images and contains objects of various scales, orientations, and shapes. the annotated dota dataset contains 188282 samples for all images. it includes the dataset of remote sensing image target detection area, including 15 categories with 2806 images. the dota dataset has been applied to cvpr21 small target detection. the example diagram of the dota dataset is shown in figure 3. figure 3. schematic diagram of the dota data set. 2.4. tinyperson dataset the tinyperson dataset [13] is a benchmark for tiny object detection at long distances and large-scale backgrounds. the images in tinyperson are collected from the web. first, highresolution videos are collected from different websites. second, the images in the videos are sampled every 50 frames. then images with certain duplicates (homogeneity) are removed and 72,651 objects with bounding boxes are used to manually annotate the resulting images. the training set contains 794 images and the test set contains 816 images. an example graph of the tinyperson dataset is shown in figure 4. figure 4. schematic diagram of the tinyperson dataset. 2.5. deepscores dataset the goal of the deepscores [14] dataset is to advance the state of the art in small object recognition and to place the object recognition problem in the context of scene understanding. deepscores contains high-quality sheet music images divided into 300,000 written music sheets containing symbols of different shapes and sizes. to improve the technology of small object recognition and to place the object recognition problem in the context of scene understanding is studied. datasets that can be used to segment, detect and classify tiny objects. has been used for road vehicle anomaly detection and for detecting anomalies in video streams. an example graph of the deepscores dataset is shown in figure 5. figure 5. schematic diagram of the deepscores dataset 2.6. other small target datasets other datasets include the wider face [15] dataset, citypersons [16] dataset, ai-tod [17] dataset, isaid [18] dataset, widerperson [19] dataset, and penn-fudan pedestrian detection and segmentation dataset. 3. optimization methods for small target detection commonly used optimization algorithms to improve the accuracy of small target detection include multi-scale feature fusion and feature enhancement techniques, a combination between networks, data enhancement, hyperparameter tuning, optimization of backbone networks, the introduction of attention mechanism, optimization of cross-comparison function, optimization of the loss function, an increase of the perceptual field, use of anchor-free mechanism, contextual learning, deep learning combined with traditional methods for small target detection, etc. this subsection will introduce several common typical optimization methods related to improving the accuracy of small targets. 3.1. data enhancement data enhancement mainly includes distortion, rotation and scaling, elastic distortion [20], random cropping [21], panning [22], horizontal flipping, adjusting image exposure and saturation, cutout [23], mix up [24], cutmix [25], mosaic [26], and other methods. data augmentation is an effective strategy to solve the problems of small targets with little information and insufficient appearance features and textures to some extent. with data augmentation, the generalization ability of the network can be improved and good results can be achieved in the final detection performance. kisantal et al [27] generated images by oversampling these 43 images and zooming in on each small target, copying and pasting small targets multiple times to increase the number of training samples of small targets, which in turn improves the small target detection performance. evaluating different pasting enhancement strategies achieved a relative improvement of 9.7% in object detection of small objects on instance segmentation. the cotout data enhancement proposed by devries t et al. is also similar to randomerasing data enhancement by filling the region, thus masking the image information in the filled region, which is beneficial to improve the generalization ability of the model. unlike random erasing, cutout uses a fixed-size square region with all-0 pixel value padding and allows the square region to be outside the image. zhang h [24] proposed mixup data enhancement, a data enhancement method published in iclr in 2018, with the core idea of randomly selecting two images from each batch and blending them in a certain ratio to generate new images. the entire training process is trained using only the blended new images, and the original images are not involved in the training process. cutmix data augmentation proposed by yun s [28] et al. is to cut out a part of the region but not to fill 0 pixels but to randomly fill the region pixel values of other data in the training set, and the classification results are assigned in a certain proportion. cutmix simply selects two images from the dataset, and then a part of one image is cropped and superimposed on top of the other image as a new input image into the network for training. bochkovskiy a [29] et al. proposed a data enhancement method called mosaic in yolov4. the main idea of this method is to crop four images randomly and then stitch them on top of one image as training data. the advantage of mosaic data enhancement is that it not only enhances the diversity of training data but also enriches the background of the images. the mosaic data enhancement method is an improvement on the cutmix data enhancement approach and its implementation is also inspired by the cutmix data enhancement approach. müller s g [30] et al. used all data enhancement approaches to enhance a single image and then sampled uniformly from it. the method is valid for a wide range of datasets and models and is robust, and has been tested on datasets with good result enhancement. 3.2. introducing the attention mechanism the core idea of attention mechanism in computer vision is to find the correlation between data based on the original data and highlight the important features in it. the attention mechanism includes different forms such as channel attention, pixel attention, and multi-order attention. for small target detection tasks, for convolutional neural networks to learn more feature information, the network structure needs to be deepened or widened. however, this would make the neural network model very complex. meanwhile, the feature information of small targets is weakly expressed because the small targets themselves have less pixel information. therefore, it is very important to enhance the small target feature information. the introduction of attention mechanisms that can enhance the feature expression ability of small targets, such as channel attention mechanisms and spatial attention mechanisms, often enables neural networks to enhance the feature expression ability of small target information in this way, which in turn improves the detection accuracy of small targets. the senet proposed by jie h [31] considers the relationship between feature channels and incorporates an attention mechanism on the feature channels.senet is a method to automatically obtain the importance of each feature channel employing learning. for the input feature layer, senet pays attention to the weight of each channel, and its focus is on obtaining the weight of each channel in the input feature layer. by using senet to obtain the importance level of each channel, it improves feature representation and suppresses features that are not important for the task at hand, allowing the network to focus on the channels it needs to focus on the most. li et al [32] proposed a model called yolo-can for small and occluded targets. this model introduces an attention mechanism in its residual structure and improves the feature representation of small target objects by up-sampling and fusing feature maps at different scales. the detector model is inspired by the high detection accuracy and speed of yolov3 and is improved by adding an attention mechanism, ciou (complete intersection on union) loss function, soft nms (non-maximum suppression), and depth direction separable convolution. pan h et al [33] proposed a new first-level target detection network, called adaptive dense feature pyramid network (adfpnet), for detecting targets at different scales. the network was developed on a singletrigger multi-box detector (ssd) framework with a newly proposed adfp module, which consists of two parts: a dense multiscale and sensory field block (dmsrb) and an adaptive feature calibration block (afcb). specifically, the dmsrb block extracts rich semantic information in a dense manner by atrous convolution at different code rates to extract dense features at multiple scales and receptive fields; the afcb block calibrates dense features to retain features that contribute more and suppress features that contribute less. tests on many datasets have significantly improved the accuracy and met the requirements for real-time detection. zhu g [34] proposed a target detection method combining multilevel feature fusion and area channel attention (odmc). the method first fuses the positive and negative phase information of multi-level features based on crelu and then uses regional channel attention to further extract target features. the semantics of low-level features and the location information of high-level features are enhanced. secondly, for the channels after feature fusion, the region information of the feature map is used to optimize the weight assignment, which helps to accurately focus on important channels and suppress irrelevant channels. finally, the targets are classified and localized based on the enhanced features. the final experiment verifies that odmc achieves significant improvements and high efficiency on comparable state-ofthe-art detection models. 3.3. feature fusion the fusion of features at different scales is one of the important means to improve detection performance. lowlevel features have higher resolution and contain more location and detail information, but they are less semantic and noisier due to less convolution being undergone. high-level features have stronger semantic information, but lower resolution and poorer perception of details. how to fuse these two features efficiently to fully utilize their advantages and avoid their disadvantages is the key to improving the segmentation model. there are many studies to improve the performance of detection and segmentation by fusing features from multiple levels. according to the order of fusion and prediction, these methods can be classified as early fusion and late fusion. in complex environments, small targets are often 44 susceptible to interference from background information. the semantic information extracted by the feature extraction network is relatively limited. in the feature extraction process of target detection, the shallow feature map contains resolution information. although higher-level features can be used to improve the regression accuracy of the bounding box, these features have little semantic information and are easily disturbed by noise points. the deep-level network contains strong semantic information but has low resolution and the ability to express details. the introduction of feature fusion is effective and can improve the detection of small targets. shi w et al [35] proposed an accurate and effective target detection method called feature-enhanced fusion for singleshot target detection (ffessd), which enhances and utilizes shallow and deep features in the feature pyramid structure of the ssd algorithm. a feature fusion module and two feature enhancement modules are introduced and integrated into the traditional ssd structure. tests using the proposed network on the dataset show the state-of-the-art map, which outperforms the conventional ssd, deconvolution single pass detector (dssd), feature fusion ssd (fssd), and other advanced detectors. in extended experiments, ffessd outperforms conventional ssd for fuzzy target detection. woo s [36] et al. started from the ssd framework, where the lower layers responsible for small objects lack strong semantics (e.g., contextual information) due to the pyramidal design. this problem was addressed by introducing a feature combination module that unfolds strong semantics in a topdown manner. the final model stairnet detector effectively unifies the multi-scale representation and semantic distribution. experiments on many datasets show that stairnet significantly improves the weaknesses of ssd and outperforms other state-of-the-art first-class detectors. 3.4. contextual information contextual information refers to the fact that in an image, a pixel or a target does not exist alone, but has a certain dependency relationship with the surrounding pixels and targets. reasonably extracting and using the relationship between targets and targets has a great improvement on the detection accuracy of small targets. tang x et al [37] proposed a new context-assisted singleshot face detector, called a pyramidal box, for dealing with difficult face detection problems. due to the importance of context, the utilization of contextual information is increased at three levels as follows. first, we propose a novel contextual anchor that employs a zero-point-five supervised approach to track the learning of the environment's high-level context, called the pyramid anchor. second, a low-level feature pyramid network is proposed to combine sufficient high-level contextual semantic features with low-level facial features, which also allows pyramid boxes to predict faces at all scales in a single shot. third, a context-sensitive structure is introduced to increase the capacity of the prediction network to improve the accuracy of the final output. hu h et al [38] proposed an object relationship model. the model takes advantage of the appearance properties of objects, and the interactions between geometries to process each object simultaneously, thus allowing the modeling of the relationships between them. it is lightweight and in situ. the model requires no additional supervision and is easily embedded in existing networks. it proves to be effective in improving object recognition and repetition removal steps in modern object detection pipelines. the model validates the effectiveness of modeling object relationships in cnn-based detection. the model yields the first fully end-to-end object detector. 4. conclusion many methods and techniques have been proposed for improving the detection accuracy of small targets, and this paper has done a review of a few simple techniques. this paper first starts with the development of target detection briefly describes the obstacles to the development of target detection, and then transitions to small target detection. secondly, the common datasets for small target detection are introduced. finally, optimization methods for small target detection are described, and several classical optimization methods for small target detection are selected and elaborated. the current network model still has a complex network structure model and too many parameters of the network model, which are difficult to deploy. the detection accuracy for small targets is low, so it still needs a long time of development and research to improve the small target detection technology. for data enhancement methods, first of all, when data enhancement also has to consider whether the problem of introduced noise points will affect the learning of small target features by neural networks and other issues. second is also to consider the network structure of different networks combined to improve the detection accuracy of small targets, super-resolution reconstruction is one of the most direct and interpretable methods to improve the performance of small target detection. a feasible future research idea is to deeply combine the advanced technology of 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[38] hu h,gu j,zhang z,et al.relation networks for object detection [c] // ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition. piscataway: ieee,2018: 3588-3597. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 35 multi‐channel data display software based on fnirs guangmao zhang, jiabei chen, jing yuan, yunfei ma * north china university of science and technology, tangshan hebei, 063210, china * corresponding author: yunfei ma abstract: this article is to introduce a based on functional near infrared spectroscopy (functionalnear infraredspectroscopy, fnirs) multichannel data show that the software design and development. according to qtdesigner and visualstudiocode development, it can quickly calculate and analyze the digital signal sent by teensy board, and carry out data conversion, realtime display waveform. according to the characteristics of near-infrared spectrum divergence in tissues, the light intensity change signal is converted into the change signal of oxygenated hemoglobin and oxygenated hemoglobin concentration according to the modified lamberbier law, so as to realize the calculation of hemoglobin concentration, and on this basis, the extraction of lowfrequency oscillation signal in blood oxygen concentration is completed. provides a simple and stable software for changes in hemoglobin oxygenation ([hbo]) and reduction ([hb]) signals and specific low frequency oscillation (slfos) data. keywords: functional near infrared spectroscopy; multi-channel; data display. 1. introduction 1.1. purpose of writing functional near infrared spectroscopy [1] (functionalnear infraredspectroscopy fnirs) by using the main components of the blood in 600-900 nm near-infrared scattering, sleek and good for the brain activity oxyhemoglobin and dna changes of the hemoglobin [2]. the technology has the advantages of non-invasive, portable and real-time monitoring, and has been widely used in brain function research, muscle fatigue detection and other fields. in recent years, with the continuous development of nirs technology, its application in the detection of blood circulation abnormalities has gradually attracted attention. therefore, it is of great significance to develop a software which is simple to operate and can visually see the real-time display of blood oxygen data waveform for promoting the improvement of medical equipment and the in-depth study and wide application of fnirs technology. 1.2. theoretical implications (1) the fnirs technique works by emitting two or more different wavelengths of near-infrared light into the interior of a tissue and measuring the intensity at which this light is received after passing through the tissue. based on the beerlambertlaw, which states that the absorbance of a substance is proportional to the product of the substance's concentration and its optical path length, the concentration of oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin in the tissue can be calculated [3]. further, oxygen saturation can be calculated by the ratio of the concentration of oxygenated hemoglobin to the concentration of total hemoglobin (oxygenated hemoglobin + deoxygenated hemoglobin). (2) this software is developed according to qtdesigner and visualstudiocode, which can quickly calculate and analyze the digital signal sent by teensy board, perform data conversion, and display the waveform in real time. 1.3. software operating environment (1) hardware requirements processor frequency: 2ghz and above; memory: 2g and above; (2) software requirements system: windows10 64-bit system; running environment: anaconda3 2024.02-1(python 3.11.7 64-bit) or later, visual studio code 1.95.0 or later. 2. overall software design 2.1. software technical features this software is developed based on pyqt5, and uses qtdesigner in it to design ui interface, generate original uart_ui.ui file, and then import uart_ui.ui file into visualstudiocode and convert it into uart_ui.py file. and the software functions are written in visualstudiocode. the main_two.py file is the main interface thread, and the serial_thread.py file is the serial port thread, connecting the lower computer and the main interface thread. finally, it is compiled by pyqt5's own compiler, and compiled into main_two.exe file that can be independently executed from pyqt5 environment, which can be used as long as it is installed in the computer, successfully reducing the operating environment requirements of this software and improving portability. the software has the characteristics of manmachine interaction, easy operation and stable operation on the user interface. after the software is opened, the user only needs to select the serial port to transmit data, click to open the serial port, display the waveform, and then click the adjustment button according to the displayed waveform as required, and the waveform change of blood oxygen concentration can be observed in real time. the software also has the function of clearing waveform and data saving, which runs stably and occupies little memory. the software is designed based on object-oriented programming method, which has strong portability and can realize function expansion. 2.2. main functions of the software (1) read and update the available serial port in real time, transmit parameters to the down-computer, and open the serial port. 36 figure 1. opening the serial port logic (2) to send data to the hardware device. figure 2. adjust the light intensity logic figure 3. open the anti-aliasing filter logic (3) to display the waveform in real time. figure 4. shows the waveform logic (4) can save the data transmitted by the serial port to achieve data acquisition. figure 5. save data logic (5) the waveform can be cleared with one click to facilitate the collection of multi-person data. 2.3. software development flow chart figure 6. software flow chart 3. software function description 3.1. read user input parameter function after opening the software, the user selects the serial port to transmit data, sets the required baud rate, clicks the "data collection" button, the main interface thread sends a signal to the serial port thread, and the serial port thread sends a message to the down-computer after receiving it, and opens the serial port. the signal content is the serial port number, baud rate and default data bit, stop bit and check bit selected by the user, each parameter corresponds to the function in the thread file, and the response speed is fast. the default data bit of the software is 8, the stop bit is 1, and the check bit is none. 3.2. receive and parse the data after the serial port is opened and the response data is sent to the hardware, the hardware device will send data to the serial port. after receiving the data sent by the hardware, the serial port thread will analyze the data, and only save the last four data after the frame header "8af1" or "8af3" when the frame header is identified, the other data is discarded, and the four data left behind are one group, the first two are one group, the last two are one group. divided into two sets of signals. after the parsing is completed in the serial port thread function file, the signal is sent to different functions in the main interface thread file and saved to different cache areas. 3.3. real-time display waveform among the seven channels, each channel data is divided into two groups, and two functions are set to display waveforms, and each function corresponds to a waveform. the display waveform function converts hexadecimal data to decimal by reading the data in the buffer, and the displayed waveform is updated every 50 milliseconds. when the waveform displays more than 200 data, only the recently updated 200 data is displayed. 37 3.4. update the light intensity and add antialiasing filter when the data transmitted from the hardware is not processed, the waveform displayed will not be ideal, which is the need to send the corresponding data to the hardware to make the waveform display more accurate. press the "update light intensity" button, the serial port thread will send byte type "9001" to the lower computer, so that the lower computer to adjust the light intensity; by pressing the "anti-aliasing filter" button, the serial thread sends a byte type "a001" to the lower machine to turn on the anti-aliasing filter of the lower machine. 3.5. save data if you need to collect the specific data of blood oxygen intensity, you can click the "save data" button to save the 14 groups of decimal data of seven channels respectively in the same directory of the software. 3.6. clear waveform if the user needs to collect multiple groups of data, then just click the "clear waveform" button in the current interface, all the data waveforms of the previous group will be cleared, and the next group of data can be collected. 4. software instructions (1) open the main_two.exe software, and the user environment will be initialized and configured. after the user environment is successfully initialized and configured, the software interface is displayed. as shown in figure 7. figure 7. software interface (2) click the port number drop-down box to select the serial port number to be connected, click the baud rate drop-down box to select the required baud rate. hex mode is selected by default after the software is opened. figure 8. parameter settings 38 (3) after setting the port parameters, click the "data collection" button to open the serial port, and then click the "show waveform" button to display the waveform. since this software is set for the teensy board, after opening the serial port, it is necessary to click the "display waveform" button to send data to the hardware device and make it start to transmit data before the waveform will be displayed. when more than 200 data are received in each group, the waveform is displayed as the last 200 data received, and the waveform is updated every 50 milliseconds. figure 9. waveform display (4) double click "update light intensity" button to adjust the light intensity of the teensy board to make the data more accurate; double-click the "anti-aliasing filter" button to turn on the anti-aliasing filter of the teensy board, making the waveform smoother. figure 6 shows the waveform of data change after double-clicking "update light intensity", and figure 7 shows the waveform display after double-clicking the "anti-aliasing filter" button. figure 10. update light intensity figure 11. turn on the anti-aliasing filter 39 (5) click the "save data" button to save the actual display value to the text document. the directory is the same as the path where the software is stored. figure 12. save data (6) click the "clear waveform" button, all the waveforms of the seven channels will be cleared, and all the data in the cache will be cleared, so save the data before clearing the data. figure 13. all the waveforms of the seven channels will be cleared, and all the data in the cache will be cleared (7) click the x button on the upper right of the software to exit the software. figure 14. exit the software 40 5. summary in order to visualize the real-time display of blood oxygen data waveform, a multi-channel data display software based on functional near-infrared spectroscopy is designed. the core values of the research are: at the software level, qtdesigner and visualstudiocode are used to develop, which can quickly calculate and analyze the digital signal sent by teensy board, perform data conversion, and display the waveform in real time. using an anti-aliasing filter, on the premise that the sampling frequency sf is fixed, filter out the frequency components higher than sf/2 through a low-pass filter with a high steepness to prevent the occurrence of aliasing phenomenon. to prevent the occurrence of aliasing phenomenon. in terms of signal processing, the physiological signals of blood perfusion and oxygenation can be effectively extracted based on beer-lambert law and bandpass filtering technology. through the actual case test, the research scheme has the characteristics of low cost and high performance, which provides a new technical means for clinical research. in addition, the software has shown significant advantages in improving the efficiency of fnirs data processing, promoting scientific research cooperation and result exchange, and provides strong support for the further promotion and application of fnirs technology. acknowledgments this research was supported by the 2024 national college student innovation and entrepreneurship training program. the support of this project has enabled us to translate innovative ideas into practical projects and ensured the smooth development and advancement of our research. we would like to express our sincere gratitude for this support! 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cyber violence; text classification; bert; syntactic parsing. 1. introduction with the rapid development of the internet and social media, communication on social media has become a norm. users can freely express their opinions on the internet. this freedom also makes cyber violence more frequent. nowadays, cyber violence has attracted high attention worldwide and has become a major hot issue that urgently needs to be addressed. cyber violence information refers to illegal and harmful content that is concentrated on individuals through the internet in the form of text, images, audio, video, etc., containing insults, slander, rumors, incitement to hatred, coercion, invasion of privacy, as well as accusations, ridicule, belittling and discrimination that affect physical and mental health. despite the continuous efforts of major platforms to develop measures to combat cyber violence, its scale and complexity still make it difficult to completely solve the problem. this study mainly explores the classification of cyber violence texts in social media. text classification is a key task in natural language processing, aimed at assigning text content to defined categories. the cyber violence text on social platforms is usually dominated by short texts, which have sparse semantics, vague information, lack context, and often contain insulting, defamatory, threatening words as well as satirical, mocking tone features. therefore, existing classification techniques cannot fully adapt to such texts, making it difficult to fully explore the characteristics of violent information. this article designs a cyber violence text classification model based on graph convolutional networks and syntactic analysis, which subdivides various categories of cyber violence texts and classifies them according to the age, race, gender, religion, or other attributes of the victims. this model introduces syntactic relationship information into the bert model by performing syntactic analysis on the text, helping the model better understand the grammar and semantic relationships within sentences and better represent the features of cyberbullying texts. graph convolutional network is a deep learning method suitable for processing graph structured data, which can deeply explore the semantic and internal relationships between texts by mapping them as graph structures. the joint training of bert and gcn has improved the effectiveness of cyber violence text classification, demonstrating that through large-scale pre training, gcn can better learn the complex relationships between nodes and graph structures, enhance its representation of node features, and significantly optimize the model's generalization ability. the main contributions and innovations of this article are summarized as follows: (1) this article conducts fine-grained classification of cyber violence texts into multiple categories. while determining whether they belong to cyber violence texts, it is no longer limited to simple classification based on gender discrimination or racial discrimination. based on different characteristics of cyber violence, a comprehensive classification system is constructed. (2) by performing syntactic analysis on the text and introducing syntactic relationship information into the bert model, the model can more accurately capture the dependencies and semantic connections within the sentence. joint training of bert model and gcn can better learn features in cyber violence texts, which can help improve text classification performance. (3) the model proposed in this article was tested on a publicly available dataset of cyber violence, and its classification performance was better than the baseline model, improving the classification performance of cyber violence text in social media. 2. related works 2.1. text classification the traditional methods for text classification include support vector machine (svm)[1], naive bayes (nb)[2], k 30 nearest neighbor algorithm (knn)[3], decision tree algorithm[4], etc. these traditional classification algorithms have high requirements for feature engineering, but in social media, the proportion of short texts is large, and the characteristics of short texts themselves are insufficient, which limits the performance of these methods in processing such data. with the continuous advancement of neural network technology, more and more deep learning models have been introduced into text classification tasks, including convolutional neural networks (cnn)[5], recurrent neural networks (rnn)[6], and attention based models[7]. the emergence of bert[8] has brought revolutionary changes to natural language processing technology, as it can generate word vectors containing contextual information, significantly improving the semantic understanding ability of models. many researchers have studied bert based text classification models, which have achieved better performance than the above models in text classification and multiple nlp tasks. by conducting unsupervised training on large-scale unlabeled corpora, pre trained models can deeply explore potential semantic information in language and demonstrate superior performance in specific tasks through fine-tuning. with its powerful ability to express non euclidean geometric relationships, graph neural networks (gnns)[9] have been applied in multiple practical scenarios. graph convolutional network (gcn) [10] is a variant of gnn that can capture information of high-order neighboring nodes. gcn updates node features by multiplying the adjacency matrix and node feature matrix, and is used to perform various tasks such as node classification and graph classification. yao[11] et al. proposed a text graph convolutional network (textgcn) model, which constructs the entire dataset into a heterogeneous text graph containing word nodes and document nodes, and effectively extracts global word cooccurrence features. graph attention network (gat)[12] utilizes masked self-attention layers to manipulate graph structured data, and evaluates the importance of neighboring nodes to the target node through attention mechanisms when aggregating neighborhood information of graph nodes. the heterogeneous graph attention network (hgat) with dual layer attention mechanism[13] learns the importance of different adjacent nodes and node types in a node. this model solves the sparsity problem in semi supervised short text classification by propagating information in the graph structure and capturing the relationships between nodes. lin[14] combined large-scale pre-trained models with gcn and used graphs to model the relationships between different samples in the entire corpus, achieving advantageous results on public datasets. 2.2. classification of cyber violence text due to the enormous threat posed by online violence to society, online violence detection has gradually become a research hotspot. dinakar[15] et al. used naive bayes and svm to construct a separate topic sensitive classifier for detecting cyberbullying texts. chavan and shylaja[16] proposed an algorithm to calculate a score representing the probability of comments offending other users, utilizing a series of features such as skip grams to detect aggressive comments targeting peers. squicciarini[17]et al. applied decision tree classifiers to specific content features to detect cyberbullying behavior in social networks such as myspace and spring.me. at present, deep learning models have also become the main method for detecting online violent texts. sweta agrawal[18] uses four models, cnn, lstm, blstm, and blstm, to analyze online violent texts on multiple social media platforms. daraghmi[19] et al. compared and analyzed various machine learning and deep learning algorithms and proposed a cnn bilstm gru hybrid model for detecting arabic cyberbullying. the model has stacked word embedding function and can adapt to different data changes. the research on cyber violence in china is also increasing. huang rui[20] proposed a dictionary and rule-based method for detecting cyberbullying language and established a corresponding detection system. qiang lan[21] constructed a chinese cyber violent text language database and implemented the detection of cyber violent text using a character level neural network model. wang runyu[22] provided a comprehensive summary and analysis of research results on cyberbullying, and put forward thoughts and suggestions on intelligent intervention for cyberbullying. 3. cyber violence text classification model fig 1. r-bg model structure 31 in the cyber violence text classification model based on graph convolutional networks and syntactic relationship analysis proposed in this article (relation bertgcn, hereinafter referred to as r-bg model), the text is first subjected to syntactic analysis, and the extracted dependency relationship features are input together with the original text into bert related models (bert, roberta) for training. this approach adds additional contextual information during model training, enabling the model to more accurately capture the dependency relationships and semantic connections within sentences. then use bert related models to generate initial representations for each document node and input them into gcn for processing. the document representation is iteratively updated in the graph structure through gcn, and the final generated document node features are fed into a softmax classifier for prediction. the structure of the r-bg model is shown in figure 1. 3.1. syntactic parsing firstly, label the original text and group the labels into sentences. then, based on a bidirectional long short-term memory network, assign a part of speech (pos) to each word in the sentence and analyze its universal morphological features (ufeats). in order to ensure consistency between universal pos (upos), tree library specific pos (xpos), and ufeats, the biafine scoring mechanism proposed by dozat and manning was used to convert xpos and ufeats prediction conditions into upos prediction conditions. adjust the predictions of xpos and ufeats based on upos predictions. finally, neural dependency syntactic analysis was implemented based on bilstm's deep double affine approach, parsing the syntactic structure of each sentence. each word in the sentence was assigned a syntactic header, which is another word or an artificial root symbol in the sentence. the model was further expanded with the linearization order of the two words and their typical linear distance to improve the accuracy of syntactic analysis. the deep double affine neural dependency syntactic analysis structure based on bilstm is shown in figure 2. the input is a vector representation obtained by concatenating words and part of speech vectors. the feature ri is extracted using bilstm, and h(arc-dep) and h(arc-head) are obtained through two different mlps. the hstack of all words yields h(arc-dep) and h(arc-head), and an additional unit vector is concatenated for h(arc-head). using the intermediate matrix u(arc) for affine transformation, dot product each word as dep with each word as head to obtain the score matrix s(arc) where arc holds. fig 2. syntactic parsing structure 3.2. graph convolutional network model for cyber violence text a heterogeneous graph ( , )g v e was constructed based on textgcn [12], which includes word nodes and document nodes. the graph can visually represent the co-occurrence relationship of global words and adapt to graph convolutional networks. it can explicitly model global word co-occurrence and adapt well to graph convolutional networks. v represents the set of nodes in the graph, ande represents the set of edges in the graph. by analyzing the occurrence of words in a document, edges between document nodes are established, and their weights are determined by the word frequency inverse document frequency (tf-idf) of the words. word frequency represents the number of times a word appears in a document, while inverse document frequency is the reciprocal of the number of documents containing that word. the larger the tf-idf value of a word, the higher its importance in the document. based on the co-occurrence of words in the entire corpus, edges are constructed between word nodes. the weights between two-word nodes are calculated using point mutual information (pmi), which measures word associations. based on the co-occurrence pattern of words in the corpus, edges are generated between word nodes, and their weights reflect the strength of word associations by calculating pmi. the calculation formula is as follows: ( , ) ( , ) log ( ) ( ) p i j pmi i j p i p j  (1) when the pmi value is positive, it indicates that the word has high semantic relevance in the corpus, while a negative pmi value indicates low or non-existent semantic relevance. therefore, only add edges between two-word nodes when the pmi value is greater than 0. define the weight of the edge between nodes i and j using the following formula: 32 ( , ), , , , 1, 0 others ij pmi i j i j is words tf idf i is document j is word a i j is words       ， (2) textgcn uses the identity matrix ndoc wordnx i  as the node feature initialization, where docn and wordn represent the number of document nodes and word nodes, respectively. in the r-bg model, document embeddings are generated using models such as bert or roberta, and b uses them as input representations for document nodes, denoted as docn d docx  , with an embedding dimension of d. the specific form of the initial node feature matrix is as follows:  doc d 0 word doc n n x x          (3) the gcn model receives the initial feature matrix x as input and achieves information propagation through multiple iterations during training and testing. for the i-th gcn layer (denoted as ( )il ), the calculation formula for its output feature matrix is:   i ( 1) ( )( )i il al w  (4) in the formula,  represents the activation function,  1 1 2 2a d ad    represents the normalized adjacency matrix, and 1( ) i id diw   is the weight matrix of that layer, (0)l x is the input feature matrix. generate the final feature representation of the document through gcn and input it into the softmax layer for category prediction: softmax( ( , ))gcnz g x a (5) g represents the gcn model. during the training process, the cross entropy loss function on the labeled document nodes is used to jointly optimize the parameters of bert and gcn. the calculation formula is as follows: 1 ln d f df df d y f y z      (6) among them, yd represents a set of labeled document indexes, f is the dimension of output features, and y is the label index matrix used to represent the structural format of multi label data. through research, it has been found that interpolation prediction can lead to faster convergence and better performance of the model. therefore, embedding the document directly into a fully connected layer containing softmax is used to form an auxiliary classifier: softmax( )bertz wx (7) the ultimate training objective is the linear interpolation of predictions from gcn and bert, calculated using the following formula: (1 )gcn bertz z z    (8) among them, λ controls the weight of two objectives. λ=0 indicates the use of only bert related models that introduce syntactic relationships, while λ=1 indicates the use of only gcn models. when λ∈(0,1), the predictions of both models can be balanced, and the overall model can be better optimized. directly manipulate the input of gcn through zbert to ensure that the optimization direction of the input is consistent with the goal. this method effectively alleviates the common problems of gradient vanishing and excessive smoothing in multi-layer gcn models, thereby significantly enhancing the performance of the model. 4. experiment 4.1. dataset the dataset used in the experiment is the cyberbullying tweets dataset, which was constructed by wang [23] et al. in their study of a graph convolutional network method for finegrained cyberbullying detection. wang et al. identified and collected 16 open-source datasets on cybullying through literature review, and ultimately selected six twitter datasets for further analysis. after using the twitter api to retrieve tweet content, they manually classified tweets and expanded the sample in a semi supervised manner through dynamic query expansion methods. finally, they randomly selected not-cyberbullying texts and cyberbullying tweets targeting age, race, gender, religion, and other types, forming a balanced dataset of approximately 48000 texts. the text on age discrimination and racism in the dataset may differ from what is expressed in existing cyberbullying detection. the data labels are divided into six types: not_cyberbullying,age,ethnicity, gender, religion, and other_ cyberbullying. before validating the model proposed in this article on this dataset, a simple preprocessing was performed to remove links, mentions (@username), forwarding flags "rt", and punctuation marks from tweets. the processed effective dataset contains a total of 47242 texts, with a maximum text length of 322, a minimum text length of 3, an average text length of 25, and 6 types of labels. the specific number of texts is shown in table 1. table 1. the number of texts in each category of the cyberbullying_tweets dataset text category effective text quantity not_cyberbullying 7802 age 7990 ethnicity 7954 gender 7918 religion 7997 other_cyberbullying 7581 4.2. experimental setup for bert and roberta, use the output features of [cls] tokens as document embeddings, and then use a feedforward layer to output the final prediction. use bert or roberta and a two-layer gcn to achieve joint training. the learning rate of gcn module is initialized to 1e-3, and for fine-tuned bert or roberta modules, the learning rate is initialized to 1e-5. 4.3. comparative experimental model this article selects fasttext, textcnn, textrnn, bert, roberta and other benchmark models for comparative experiments. specifically, as follows: fasttext: a simple and efficient text classification method 33 that considers the average value of word/n-gram embeddings as document embeddings, and then inputs the document embeddings into a linear classifier. textcnn: a text classification model based on convolutional neural networks. it extracts text features through convolution operations and then uses max pooling operations to extract the most important features. textrnn: use rnn to calculate the sequential representation of text. a model for text classification tasks using rnn class recurrent neural networks. bert: a powerful pre-trained model that can utilize the knowledge obtained from pre training for classification. roberta: it is a further improvement of the bert model, with stronger understanding and representation capabilities. 4.4. evaluation indicators text classification tasks are usually divided into binary classification and multi classification tasks, each with different evaluation criteria that help understand the accuracy, stability, and applicability of the model in specific tasks. common evaluation metrics include accuracy, precision, recall, and f1 score. in the binary classification task, the following are the calculation formulas for each indicator: tp accuracy tp fp fn fp     (9) tp precision tp fp   (10) tp recall tp fn   (11) 1 2 precision recall precision recall f     (12) tp (true positive), tn (true negative), fp (false positive), and fn (false negative) represent the true examples, true negative examples, false positive examples, and false negative examples in the confusion matrix. the online violence text studied in this article belongs to a multi classification task, therefore accuracy, weighted average accuracy, weighted average recall, and weighted average f1 score are used as indicators for evaluating the model. firstly, calculate the indicators for each category, then calculate the weights of each indicator based on the sample size, and finally calculate the weighted average. the specific calculation formula is as follows: 1 n ii tp accuracy sum   (13) 1 n weight i ii precision w p   (14) 1 n weight i ii recall w r   (15) 11 1 n weight i ii f w f   (16) among them, n represents the number of categories, and in this study, n=6. tpi refers to the number of correctly predicted samples in class i, and sum is the total number of samples. wi, pi, ri, and f1i respectively represent the weight, accuracy, recall, and f1 value of the i category. 4.5. result from table 2, it can be seen that among all baseline models, bert and roberta outperform other baseline models due to their large pre training foundation. roberta uses larger and richer text data and longer text segments during the training process, which enables it to more accurately understand and capture contextual relationships in text. at the same time, it adopts stricter masking strategies and deeper network structures, resulting in higher classification performance than bert, achieving the best results in the baseline model with a classification accuracy of 82.41% and a weighted average f1 value of 82.30%. the rrobertagcn model proposed in this article outperforms the baseline model in classifying online violent text datasets, with an accuracy improvement of 2.36% and an f1 score improvement of 1.83% compared to the best performing baseline model. the specific results are shown in table 2. the results in table 2 demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method in fine-grained classification of online violent texts, mainly due to the following reasons: 1. the graph convolution model can capture document word relationships and global word relationships, enabling effective propagation of document label information through word nodes in the graph. 2. introducing syntactic relationships into bert related models enables the model to more accurately capture the dependencies and semantic connections within sentences, while significantly improving classification performance by integrating the advantages of pre trained models and graph models. table 2. comparative experimental results model accuracy (%) weighted average precision (%) weighted average recall (%) weighted f1 (%) fasttext 76.52 76.36 76.31 76.44 textcnn 78.12 77.76 77.82 78.06 textrnn 80.52 80.24 80.28 80.04 bert 81.51 82.07 81.01 81.96 roberta 82.41 82.46 82.33 82.30 r-bertgcn 84.16 84.23 83.92 84.02 r-robertagcn 84.77 84.65 84.56 84.13 4.6. ablation experiment in order to investigate the impact of each module on the model, ablation experiments were conducted. the results of the ablation experiment are shown in table 3. from the results in table 3, it can be seen that when the text is not subjected to syntactic analysis, directly inputting the text into the bert related model for text representation and combining it with gcn training results in a decrease in the 34 classification performance of online violent text compared to the complete model. this is because compared to directly inputting the text into the bert related model, sending the syntactic analysis results together with the original sentence into the bert related model can explicitly express the sentence structure and dependency relationships, making it easier for the model to understand the logical relationships of the sentence. by explicitly annotating dependency relationships, the model can better capture fine-grained features in sentences, thereby improving classification performance. in addition, the annotation of syntactic dependency relationships can help the model eliminate ambiguity in sentences, and the model can more clearly know which words are interdependent. in addition, it can be seen from the table that when the robert module or gcn module is removed for training, the text classification performance decreases. due to the limited number of nodes and edges for shorter texts and the limited ability of graphic structures, the impact of removing the gcn module is relatively small. however, robert, with its large pre training features, obtains better text embeddings and helps the model achieve better classification performance. table 3. results of ablation experiment model accuracy (%) weighted f1(%) remove robert 79.64 79.81 remove gcn 82.95 82.93 remove syntactic parsing 82.51 82.34 our model 84.77 84.13 5. summary this article proposes a graph convolutional network 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[1] (2013) used a knn+svm approach for classification. naranjo et al. [2] (2016) proposed a clinical expert system based on bayesian methods for detecting parkinson's disease, achieving an accuracy of 75.20%. ali et al. [3] (2019) applied the chi-square statistical feature selection method to select the best features from parkinson’s disease datasets, achieving an accuracy of 100%. traditional diagnostic methods mainly rely on the clinical experience of doctors and physical examinations of patients, but these methods often suffer from subjectivity and long diagnostic periods. in contrast, audio signal-based diagnostic methods can quickly and objectively assess the health status of patients by analyzing their speech features, offering great potential. researchers can effectively use machine learning and related algorithms to perform early diagnosis of parkinson's disease, monitor disease progression, and provide personalized treatment plans, thus offering new possibilities for early intervention of parkinson’s disease. 2. dataset and preprocessing 2.1. dataset dataset1 this dataset was collected in collaboration between professor max little from oxford university and the national centre for voice and speech (little et al., 2007). it contains 195 speech recording samples from 31 individuals, 23 of whom are parkinson’s disease (pd) patients. each individual has approximately 6 recordings, with each recording having 22 speech-related features. dataset2 this dataset includes speech recordings from 40 individuals (20 pd patients and 20 healthy individuals) recorded at the neurology department of the cerrahpaşa medical faculty, istanbul university (sakar et al., 2013). the dataset contains 1040 samples, including sentences, vowels, numbers, and words. it consists of two independent training and testing files. the training set contains multiple speech recordings, while the testing set includes recordings from 28 pd patients, who pronounced two vowels ("a" and "o") three times, resulting in 168 samples. each individual in the training set has 26 recordings, while each individual in the testing set has only 6 recordings. each recording contains 26 speech-related features. 2.2. preprocessing for dataset 1, the first 6 samples of each subject are stacked to form a shape of (6, 22). for dataset 2, since the number of samples per subject differs between the training set (26 samples per individual) and the testing set (6 samples per individual), the first 6 samples of each subject in the training set are selected and stacked to form a shape of (6, 26), ensuring consistency with the number of samples in the testing set. the training and testing sets are split in an 8:2 ratio. in dataset 2, the test set provided by the authors contains only one class, pd patients. therefore, we mix the samples from the training and testing sets and split them again in an 8:2 ratio to ensure balanced representation of both classes. this translation accurately reflects the structure and content of your original text while maintaining clarity and technical accuracy. let me know if you need further adjustments! 3. models and results 3.1. model architecture 16 table 1. model architecture layer (type) filters kernel size activation function conv1d 32 3 relu maxpooling1d 2 flatten dense 64 relu dense 1 sigmoid 3.2. results the four-evaluation metrics used as results are precision, recall, f1 score, and accuracy. table 2. classification performance dataset precision recall f1 score accuracy dataset1 100% 100% 100% 100% dataset2 88.89% 100.00% 94.12% 92.86% table 3. comparison of dataset 1 with other methods authors classifier accuracy fayyazifar et al. (2017) [5] bagging algorithm 98.28% haq et al. (2018) [6] deep nn 98.00% haq et al. (2019) [7] l1-norm svm 99.00% sharma et al (2020)[8] knn 99.25% prposed 1d-cnn 100% table 4. comparison of dataset 2 with other methods authors classifier accuracy sakar et al. (2013)[1] knn +svm 68.45% li et al. (2017)[9] ensemble learning algorithm 86.5% ali et al. (2019)[3] nn 100% sharma et al(2020)[8] knn 94.54% pramanik et al (2023) [9] sysfor 92.86% ali l et al (2024) [10] dnn 97.5% prposed 1d-cnn 92.86% 4. summary the results of using a one-dimensional convolutional neural network for parkinson's speech classification show varying performance across different datasets. in dataset1, the model achieves 100% in all metrics (precision, recall, f1 score, and accuracy), demonstrating excellent performance. in dataset2, the model still performs well, despite a slightly lower precision (88.89%), with a perfect recall of 100%, indicating that it effectively identifies all parkinson's patients. overall, the model exhibits high accuracy and stability in the classification task. acknowledgments natural science foundation of science and technology department of jilin province, no. 20130101170jc; jilin provincial department of education "12th five-year" science and technology research fund project (2014404). references [1] sakar b e, isenkul m e, sakar c o, et al. collection and analysis of a parkinson speech dataset with multiple types of sound recordings[j]. ieee journal of biomedical and health informatics, 2013, 17(4): 828-834. 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[11] ali l, javeed a, noor a, et al. parkinson’s disease detection based on features refinement through l1 regularized svm and deep neural network[j]. scientific reports, 2024, 14(1): 1333. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 12 energy‐saving design strategies in electrical engineering automation systems: towards an environmentally friendly society xiaohe wan * department of electrical and information, shandong university of science and technology, jinan, shandong, 250031, china * corresponding author: xiaohe wan abstract: with the advancement of science and technology in china, electrical engineering has seen significant development, encompassing areas such as photonics and electronics. currently, there is a societal focus on the automation systems within electrical engineering, with a particular emphasis on researching energy-saving designs to foster an environmentally friendly society. this paper analyzes the structure of electrical engineering automation systems, the characteristics of these systems, and the principles followed in energy-saving designs within electrical engineering automation. it explores the application strategies for energy-saving design in these systems, aiming to improve efficiency and sustainability. keywords: electrical engineering; automation systems; energy-saving design; application. 1. introduction electrical engineering, as a cornerstone discipline within the modern technological domain, not only signifies the pinnacle of human technological civilization but also plays an indispensable role in driving societal progress and economic growth. it encompasses the scientific and technological knowledge necessary for the creation and management of electronic and electrical systems, aiming to address engineering challenges and foster innovation. with the rapid advancement of technology, the concept of electrical engineering has vastly exceeded its traditional scope, incorporating not just the design and maintenance of power systems and electronic devices but also extending to smart systems, renewable energy, and integration with computer information technology [1]. as a significant academic course, electrical engineering is offered under various names and specializations in higher education institutions worldwide, reflecting its broad applicability and continually expanding research fields [2]. the close connection between electrical engineering and computer science, particularly in the interdisciplinary applications of automation, information processing, and communication technology, has not only greatly propelled technological innovation but also transformed how people work and live [3]. against the backdrop of rapid socio-economic development in our country, the application of electrical engineering is crucial for liberating and developing productive forces. especially in the widespread application of automation technology [4], it has facilitated energy-efficient designs in industry and daily life, reduced energy consumption, and provided robust support for the development of electronic information technology. through these innovative applications, electrical engineering is helping to build a more efficient, environmentally friendly, and intelligent future. 2. the automation system structure of electrical engineering the structure of automation systems in electrical engineering is a key component of technological advancement today, particularly in the application of intelligent devices and online monitoring of primary equipment. this automation integrates knowledge of electrical engineering and information technology and requires technicians to have a thorough understanding of the complex structure and operating principles of electrical systems to ensure the efficient operation of automation systems. fiber optic communication: as the main carrier in electrical engineering automation, fiber optics, due to its high transmission efficiency, greatly improves the efficiency of information transmission. this is beneficial for reducing the cost of control information transmission. the use of fiber optics promotes the innovation of all-weather automation online monitoring technology, leading to the development of various devices towards greater intelligence. the role of collection stations: as the core part of the online monitoring system, collection stations process and collect various types of information. in the complex environment of all-weather monitoring, collection stations control and manage various parameters through advanced computer networks, ensuring the accuracy and effectiveness of data collection. improvement and development of technology: against the backdrop of the digital age, electrical engineering utilizes computer networks to improve and develop automation technology. this requires the investment of more resources, such as new facilities, materials, technologies, and products, to support the continuous progress of electrical automation. development towards openness: leveraging network technology, electrical engineering automation is developing in an open direction. by quickly connecting with the outside world and spreading information through online platforms, electrical engineering automation not only improves the 13 facilities of the power system but also comprehensively enhances and perfects electrical engineering technology. 3. characteristics of electrical engineering automation system the widespread application of electrical engineering automation systems in industry and enterprise is attributed to a series of unique characteristics. these characteristics not only enhance the efficiency of system design and application but also promote the continuous progress and development of electrical engineering automation technology. (1) integration of various technologies a significant characteristic of electrical engineering automation systems is their integration of multiple technologies into a single system. this integration encompasses several fields, including power electronics, computer technology, and mechanical automation technology, which significantly enhances the system's performance and application scope through mutual complementation and optimization. for example, the application of power electronics technology can improve energy efficiency, computer technology provides intelligent control and data processing capabilities, and mechanical automation technology directly affects the automation level of production lines. (2) strong practicality another key feature is the strong practicality of electrical engineering automation systems. in enterprise production activities, these systems offer precise control and efficient operation, solving various problems encountered in the production process. for example, an isolated dc-dc converter called an auxiliary power module (apm) is an essential component in the e/e architecture of electric vehicles, as shown in figure 1. they can monitor and debug technological equipment in real-time, ensuring the efficient operation of equipment, thus aiding enterprises in achieving automated production, improving production efficiency, and economic benefits. by reducing manual operations and lowering production costs, electrical engineering automation systems become a key tool in enhancing enterprise competitiveness. figure 1. application of auxiliary power module in automobile industry 4. the principle of energy saving design in electrical engineering automation system in the context of promoting energy conservation, emission reduction, and sustainable development, the energy-saving design of electrical engineering automation systems has become an important research area. effective energy-saving designs can not only improve the efficiency of power systems but also reduce environmental impacts, promoting the sustainable development of society and economy. here are the three fundamental principles to follow: (1) adherence to safety principles firstly, the principle of safety is the foremost consideration in the design of electrical engineering automation. when designing energy-saving solutions, it is essential to ensure the safe operation of electrical equipment and systems to prevent accidents caused by energy-saving measures. this includes conducting strict safety assessments for electrical equipment and power resources and ensuring all electrical loads comply with national and industry-specific safety standards. additionally, extra safety measures should be taken for electrical wires and other key components to avoid potential risks such as overload and short circuits. (2) adherence to environmental protection principles secondly, the principle of environmental protection requires minimizing energy consumption and environmental pollution in the design and operation of electrical engineering automation systems. this means considering energy efficiency from the system design stage, choosing low-energy consumption equipment and materials, and optimizing system operation procedures to reduce unnecessary energy waste. at the same time, by adopting clean energy and improving energy recycling rates, the burden on the environment is lessened, ensuring the system's environmental performance. (3) adherence to advancement principles lastly, the principle of advancement emphasizes the application of the latest technologies and methods in electrical engineering automation design. with rapid technological development, new energy-saving technologies and materials emerge continuously, offering effective solutions to improve energy utilization and reduce resource waste. therefore, 14 energy-saving design needs to keep pace with technological advancements, employing the latest technologies and materials while also considering the long-term environmental and economic benefits, bringing sustained benefits to enterprises and society. 5. the application strategy of energy saving design in electrical engineering automation system the development and application of electrical engineering automation technology span multiple disciplinary fields, and its energy-saving design is crucial for the efficient operation of power systems and plays a significant role in promoting enterprise development and economic construction. here are some key application strategies for energy-saving design in electrical engineering automation systems. (1) optimize distribution system design optimizing the design of the distribution system is one of the key steps to achieve energy savings. by scientifically planning the distribution system, it can ensure the effective control and safe operation of electrical equipment while meeting the needs of electrical loads. the optimization design of the distribution system requires the following: ensure system applicability and safety: consider the stability, efficiency, controllability, and flexibility of the power system in the design, ensuring the safety of the electrical system's operation. reasonably select conductors and insulation materials: choose suitable conductor materials and insulation properties to reduce energy consumption, ensuring an appropriate distance between wires and meeting the requirements for load capacity, thermal stability, and dynamic stability. prevent overload of electrical load: by strictly controlling the load of electrical equipment, ensure the reliability and safety of the supply equipment, avoiding energy waste. (2) scientific selection of transformers the choice of transformers is crucial for energy-saving design due to their significant energy consumption in the power system. choose energy-saving transformers: consider the transformer's material, capacity, and configuration comprehensively, choosing energy-efficient transformers to reduce energy consumption. optimize transformer configuration: based on the demand for electricity and equipment expansion, reasonably determine the number and capacity of transformers to ensure their optimal operation and reduce energy waste. (3) application of active filters active filters have emerged as a sophisticated solution for mitigating the adverse effects of harmonics in electrical systems. harmonics, which are distortions in the electrical waveform, can lead to a myriad of issues including increased heat generation, reduced lifespan of equipment, and inefficiencies in energy usage. the application of active filters, however, provides a dynamic and effective method to counteract these disturbances, thereby enhancing the system's operational efficiency and reliability. an active filter works by dynamically injecting compensating currents into the power system. these currents are precisely opposite in phase to the unwanted harmonics, effectively canceling them out. this process can be represented mathematically by the equation: where is the compensating current provided by the active filter, and represents the harmonic current in the system. by applying this principle, active filters can significantly reduce the total harmonic distortion (thd) in the electrical system. the implementation of active filters not only improves the power quality by reducing harmonic distortion but also contributes to the reduction of energy waste. improved power quality means that electrical equipment operates more efficiently, suffers less wear and tear, and consumes less energy, leading to reduced operational costs and extended equipment lifespan. moreover, active filters are capable of adapting to changing network conditions, offering real-time harmonic compensation. this adaptability makes them particularly suitable for modern electrical systems, which may experience variable loads and diverse types of electronic equipment. by ensuring that the electrical system operates closer to its ideal state, active filters play a critical role in optimizing the distribution and use of electrical power. in addition to their direct benefits, the use of active filters in electrical systems aligns with broader environmental goals by promoting more efficient energy use and reducing the carbon footprint of electrical operations. as such, their application is a key strategy in the transition towards more sustainable and reliable electrical infrastructure. (4) application of reactive power compensation technology reactive power compensation technology plays a crucial role in enhancing the operational efficiency of power systems. it primarily targets the improvement of the power factor, which is a key metric reflecting the efficiency with which the electrical power is converted into useful work output. the power factor (pf) is defined as the ratio of real power (p), measured in watts (w), to apparent power (s), measured in volt-amperes (va), mathematically represented as: real power w apparent power va an optimal power factor is close to unity, or one, indicating that the electrical power is utilized effectively. in practical terms, reactive power compensation involves the deployment of devices such as capacitors or inductors, which can either absorb or generate reactive power (q), thereby balancing the reactive power in the system. this balance is crucial for minimizing the phase difference between voltage and current, ultimately leading to a higher power factor. by implementing reactive power compensation, power systems can significantly reduce energy waste associated with non-productive power, thereby enhancing the overall efficiency and quality of electrical energy transmission. this not only contributes to a reduction in energy consumption but also leads to substantial economic savings and a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with the global push towards more sustainable energy solutions. the application of reactive power compensation technology encompasses various strategies, including static var compensators (svcs) and dynamic voltage restorers (dvrs), each tailored to specific requirements of the power distribution network. these technologies ensure that the power system operates at an optimal power factor, thereby 15 reducing the need for excess generation capacity and enhancing the reliability of the electrical supply. through careful planning and the strategic deployment of reactive power compensation devices, electrical engineers can effectively tackle the challenges posed by inefficient power use. this not only results in a more stable and efficient power system but also significantly contributes to the broader goals of energy conservation and environmental protection, marking a pivotal step towards the creation of an environmentally friendly society. (5) reduce electricity consumption reducing electricity consumption is a pivotal goal in the design and operation of modern electrical systems. through strategic optimization of electrical equipment and the distribution network, significant reductions in energy waste can be achieved, thereby lowering electricity costs and contributing to environmental sustainability. one effective strategy involves minimizing the resistance in electrical wiring and mitigating the losses incurred during electrical energy transmission. the relationship between the resistance of electrical wiring, the current flowing through it, and the power loss can be expressed by the equation: where represents the power loss in watts (w), is the current in amperes (a), and is the resistance of the wire in ohms (ω). this equation highlights the direct impact of wire resistance on power loss: as resistance increases, so does the power loss for a given current. therefore, reducing wire resistance is a key factor in decreasing energy losses and, by extension, electricity consumption. several approaches can be employed to achieve this reduction in resistance and subsequent power loss: utilizing materials with lower resistivity: choosing wiring materials with inherently lower resistivity, such as copper or aluminum alloys optimized for electrical applications, can significantly decrease the resistance of electrical pathways. increasing wire diameter: a larger cross-sectional area of the wire reduces its resistance, according to the formula: ρ where ρ is the material's resistivity, is the length of the wire, and is its cross-sectional area. implementing wires with greater diameters can, therefore, reduce energy losses. optimizing the distribution network design: carefully planning the layout of the electrical distribution network to minimize distances electricity must travel reduces overall transmission losses. this includes the strategic placement of transformers and substations to ensure shorter and more efficient pathways for electrical flow. additionally, incorporating advanced technologies such as smart grid systems can further enhance the efficiency of electricity use. smart grids enable real-time monitoring and adaptive control of the distribution network, allowing for dynamic adjustments that minimize waste and balance loads more effectively. by addressing the resistance in wires and optimizing the design of the distribution system, not only can electricity consumption be significantly reduced, but operational reliability and system longevity can also be improved. these measures contribute to a cycle of savings that extends beyond mere cost reduction, fostering a more sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to electrical energy usage. (6) scientific selection of power cables the strategic selection of power cables is a critical aspect of designing energy-efficient electrical systems. the material composition and cross-sectional size of cables directly impact the overall efficiency and performance of power transmission. by choosing the most appropriate power cables for specific application scenarios, whether copper or aluminum, and determining the optimal size of the cable cross-section, it is possible to significantly enhance energy conservation within the system. copper and aluminum are the most commonly used materials for power cables, each with its distinct advantages. copper has a lower resistivity compared to aluminum, which means it can carry the same amount of current with a smaller cross-sectional area or less resistance, leading to lower energy losses. this can be represented by the formula: ρ where is resistance, ρ is the material resistivity, is the length of the cable, and is the cross-sectional area. therefore, for applications requiring high efficiency and minimal energy loss, copper cables are often the preferred choice. on the other hand, aluminum cables, while having higher resistivity, offer advantages in terms of cost, weight, and ease of handling. for applications where these factors are prioritized, and the larger cross-sectional area required by aluminum to achieve comparable conductivity to copper is not a constraint, aluminum cables can be an effective choice. determining the size of the cable cross-section is equally important. a cable that is too small for the current it is expected to carry can lead to excessive energy losses and may even pose safety risks due to overheating. conversely, unnecessarily large cables can be more expensive and harder to install. therefore, the cable size should be chosen based on the maximum expected current load, ensuring efficient transmission with minimal losses, while also considering installation and material costs. the equation for calculating the ideal cable size to minimize energy losses while ensuring safe operation is: δ where is the required cross-sectional area, is the current load, and δ represents the current density suitable for the cable material and insulation type. incorporating these considerations into the selection process allows for the scientific choice of power cables that align with energy-saving goals. by optimizing the material and size of cables based on the specific demands of the application scenario, it is possible to achieve significant reductions in energy consumption, thereby contributing to the overall efficiency and sustainability of electrical systems. (7) improve the efficiency of electrical systems improving the efficiency of electrical systems is fundamental to reducing energy consumption and enhancing sustainability. the deployment of efficient electrical equipment, coupled with the strategic optimization of system design, can lead to significant improvements in how electrical energy is utilized, ultimately reducing wastage and 16 operational costs. efficient electrical equipment: the selection of highefficiency electrical equipment is the cornerstone of enhancing system efficiency. this includes energy-efficient motors, transformers, lighting, and hvac systems that operate at higher efficiencies than standard models. for instance, the efficiency of an electric motor can be represented by the equation: efficiency % output power input power 100 where the output power is the useful power provided by the motor, and the input power is the electrical power it consumes. high-efficiency motors are designed to minimize energy losses through heat and friction, thus requiring less electrical power to achieve the same output as less efficient models. system design optimization: beyond individual components, the overall design of the electrical system plays a critical role in energy efficiency. this involves: -load management: balancing the load across the system to avoid overloading and underutilization, which can lead to inefficiencies. implementing smart grid technologies can dynamically adjust the distribution of power based on realtime demand, optimizing energy use. -minimizing transmission losses: as discussed, the resistance of cables and the distance over which power must be transmitted can lead to energy losses. by designing the system to minimize these factors—such as through the strategic placement of substations and the use of highconductivity materials—overall efficiency is improved. -harmonic reduction: implementing solutions like active filters to mitigate harmonic distortions, which can cause additional losses and affect the performance of sensitive equipment. renewable energy integration: incorporating renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind power, into the electrical system design can significantly reduce reliance on nonrenewable energy sources and decrease overall energy consumption. renewable energy systems can be seamlessly integrated with traditional power systems to provide clean, efficient, and sustainable energy. advanced control systems: utilizing advanced control systems and automation can further optimize the operation of electrical systems. these systems can make intelligent decisions about power distribution, equipment operation, and maintenance schedules, based on data analysis and predictive algorithms, ensuring the system operates at peak efficiency. by focusing on the use of efficient electrical equipment and optimizing the design and operation of electrical systems, significant reductions in energy consumption can be achieved. this not only leads to cost savings but also contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the carbon footprint associated with electricity generation and use. 6. conclusion in conclusion, based on the structure and characteristics of the electrical engineering automation system, and adhering to the relevant principles for electrical automation design, the distribution system is optimized. selecting transformers that meet standard requirements, employing active filters and reactive power compensation technology in the system, and focusing on the rational selection of power cables, energy consumption is reduced. this prevents the operation of the electrical engineering automation system from polluting and damaging the environment, making the operation of the electrical system more effective and thereby improving the efficiency of the electrical system. this comprehensive approach not only aligns with the goals of sustainable development and environmental protection but also ensures the reliability and safety of the electrical engineering automation system. by integrating advanced technologies and optimizing system design, it's possible to achieve significant energy savings and operational efficiency, contributing to the economic benefits of enterprises and the wider community. references [1] anderson, r. & thompson, m. 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(2022). the role of electrical engineering in sustainable and smart urban development. sustainable cities and society, 75, 103117. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 38 based on raspberry pi voice controlled smart home system xude zhang, dihong luo, xiaoping wu school of microelectronics and artificial intelligence, kaili university, kaili, guizhou, 556011, china abstract: designing a voice-controlled smart home system based on raspberry pi enables intelligent and user-friendly interaction experiences in home automation. raspberry pi serves as the core control system, connecting to wifi for remote control. the voice module is responsible for receiving and processing voice signals. after receiving signals from the voice module, raspberry pi processes them to control external devices. the smart home external devices include curtain motor control modules, light modules for controlling light colors, and switch modules for controlling circuits. the system has been tested and proven to have high reliability and stability. keywords: raspberry pi; voice control; external devices. 1. introduction with the widespread application of internet of things (iot) technology and artificial intelligence (ai) technology, smart home systems have gradually become an important part of modern household life. traditional home systems mostly rely on physical buttons or mobile apps for control, which are not convenient enough and provide a poor user experience. designing a voice-controlled smart home system has significant practical significance. based on raspberry pi, the voice-controlled smart home system utilizes the powerful computing capabilities and flexible expandability of raspberry pi, combined with voice recognition technology, allowing users to remotely control home devices through voice commands. users only need to speak out the corresponding commands, and the system can automatically recognize and execute the corresponding operations, greatly improving the convenience and intelligence level of home device control [1-5]. 2. system overall composition in the smart home system, raspberry pi serves as the central control unit, playing a decisive role in the entire system [6]. the voice module converts voice signals into electrical signals, while external devices implement basic smart home functions. figure 1. overall system design diagram the entire system consists of hardware and software parts. the hardware part mainly consists of raspberry pi, voice module, switch module, motor module, and light module, while the software control system ensures efficient and stable operation. the overall design of the system is shown in figure 1. the entire smart home system adopts a distributed architecture, with raspberry pi as the core control unit, connecting and managing various smart home devices. raspberry pi communicates with external devices such as the voice module, motor module, light module, and switch module through wired connections, enabling data transmission and execution of control commands. additionally, the system has remote access and control capabilities, allowing real-time monitoring and operation of the home environment via devices such as smartphones and tablets. 3. hardware design of the system 3.1. raspberry pi figure 2. raspberry pi interface distribution diagram this system adopts raspberry pi 4b as a powerful 39 embedded system motherboard. its core processor, memory, storage, interfaces, communication, expandability, power, and heat dissipation have been carefully designed and optimized. raspberry pi interfaces connect to the voice module and peripheral modules, serving as the bridge for the normal operation of the entire system. the distribution of raspberry pi interfaces is shown in figure 2. the raspberry pi 4b features the broadcom bcm2711 soc, equipped with a high-performance arm cortex-a72 quad-core processor. its gpu utilizes the 500mhz videocore vi, providing robust multimedia processing capabilities. the raspberry pi 4b offers various memory configurations, including 1gb, 2gb, and 4gb lpddr4 ram. the larger memory capacity allows the raspberry pi 4b to simultaneously run more applications and processes, thereby enhancing overall speed and efficiency. additionally, the raspberry pi 4b supports microsd cards as the primary storage medium, further increasing storage capacity. with its rich interface configuration, including usb 3.0 ports, hdmi ports, gigabit ethernet ports, and gpio pins, the raspberry pi 4b ensures connectivity and control for the smart home system. the selection of gpio pins facilitates the input signal from the voice module. the raspberry pi boasts powerful processing capabilities, multimedia processing functions, and extensive expansion options. it provides two usb-c ports for high-speed data transfer and supports various networking protocols, including gigabit ethernet, dual-band wi-fi, and bluetooth 5.0, enabling seamless connectivity to other devices for data sharing and exchange. moreover, the raspberry pi features a dedicated gpio header, supporting various user-defined hardware connections, thus offering limitless possibilities for innovative applications. 3.2. voice module the voice module is capable of converting sound signals into digital signals for recognition and processing, facilitating human-machine interaction through sound. the working principle of the voice module involves several processes, including sound signal acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, pattern matching, and result output. sound signals are initially captured using sound sensors such as microphones, which convert sound waves into electrical signals. subsequently, the electrical signals undergo preprocessing, including filtering, amplification, and analogto-digital conversion, to eliminate noise interference and enhance signal quality. during the feature extraction stage, the preprocessed digital signals are further processed to extract key features from the sound signals. the voice module then matches the extracted sound features with pre-trained voice models. by comparing the similarity between features and models, specific voice commands or content are identified. the voice module utilized in this system is the snr9912vr, known for its compact size, high integration, and stability. this module offers advantages such as low power consumption, minimal investment, and flexible installation. its small size enables it to store a considerable amount of energy, while its low power consumption ensures prolonged usage. the voice module employed in this system features two uart interfaces and three i/o interfaces with pwm functionality. by connecting to the gpio pins of the raspberry pi, the voice module enables control of external devices through sound. the voice module is equipped with the ability for bulk recording and autonomous screen recording. depending on actual requirements, the bulk recording function can be selected, enabling automatic detection of machine connections and initiating recording, thus facilitating a convenient and efficient recording process. additionally, it is possible to submit voice files to the voice module for burning and recording. users can independently burn and record voice files of different content as needed, meeting various testing stages and practical application requirements. the circuitry of the voice module is illustrated in figure 3. figure 3. circuit diagram of the voice module 3.3. peripheral modules the peripheral modules of the smart home system primarily consist of the switch module, motor module, and light module. after receiving signals from the voice module, the raspberry pi processes them and can subsequently control the operation of external devices [7-8]. the switch module, as a critical component of the smart home system, is responsible for connecting and disconnecting power sources. after processing voice information, the raspberry pi controls the normal operation of the switch module through gpio pins. the switch module is constructed with relay components, providing overload protection, short circuit protection, and other safety features to ensure the safe operation of devices. each switch module effectively manages its power status, enabling automated and intelligent control. by integrating features such as overload protection and short circuit protection, the switch module ensures device safety. the overload protection feature automatically cuts off power when the device load exceeds its capacity, preventing device damage due to overheating or potential fire hazards. the circuitry of the switch module is illustrated in figure 4. figure 4. circuit diagram of the switch module 40 the motor module is responsible for driving various mechanical devices in motion. in this system, the motor module can receive commands from the smart home system and control the opening and closing of curtains, adjusting their speed. it can also drive the opening and closing of windows, automatically adjusting the degree of window opening based on indoor environment and weather conditions to achieve goals such as indoor ventilation and energy conservation. furthermore, it can precisely control various parts of smart beds, such as the angle of the bed head and the softness of the mattress, providing personalized sleep experiences. users can adjust the bed's status according to their needs, ensuring comfortable sleep. the motor module incorporates built-in overcurrent protection circuits. when the motor current exceeds the set value, the protection circuit swiftly cuts off the power supply, preventing motor damage due to overload. the overcurrent protection feature also effectively prevents safety hazards caused by circuit faults. additionally, the motor module features over-temperature protection. when the motor temperature reaches the set value, the protection circuit activates cooling mechanisms or reduces the motor's operating speed, ensuring the motor operates within a safe temperature range. this helps extend the motor's lifespan and enhance system stability. the circuit diagram of the motor module is illustrated in figure 5. figure 5. circuit diagram of the motor module the light module, as a core component of smart homes, directly impacts lighting effects. modern light modules utilize led dimming technology, enabling precise adjustment of brightness and color temperature through connectivity with the raspberry pi. figure 6. circuit diagram of the light module the light module also features adaptive sensing capability, allowing automatic adjustment of lighting status based on factors such as ambient light and time. equipped with builtin light sensors and time controllers, the light module can monitor changes in ambient light in real-time and automatically adjust parameters such as brightness and color temperature according to preset modes. additionally, the light module can automatically turn on or off lighting devices based on the time, thus achieving energy-saving and environmental protection goals. the light module is connected and controlled through the raspberry pi. as a powerful microcomputer, the raspberry pi boasts rich interfaces and expandability, enabling precise control and intelligent management of the light module. 4. system software design the software design of the smart home system is crucial to ensure the proper functioning of the raspberry pi. the overall software design process for the smart home system is illustrated in figure 7. a reasonable system architecture forms the foundation of software design. based on the actual requirements of the smart home system, appropriate operating systems, programming languages, and frameworks are selected to construct a stable and reliable system environment. additionally, consideration is given to the system's scalability and maintainability to facilitate the easy addition of new features and devices in the future. adopting a modular design approach during software design involves dividing the system into multiple independent modules, with each module responsible for specific functions. this helps reduce system complexity and enhance maintainability. clear interface definitions ensure smooth communication and collaboration 41 between different modules, reducing the likelihood of errors. figure 7. software design flowchart the voice module recognizes sound and converts it into digital signals. the raspberry pi's command system controls peripheral modules via gpio pins. the integration of the voice module with the raspberry pi enables seamless coordination between voice and device control, allowing for easy manipulation of home devices through simple voice commands. the software design process for speech recognition is depicted in figure 8. figure 8. software design diagram of the voice module the peripheral modules mainly include switch modules, motor modules, and light modules. upon receiving signals from the voice module, the raspberry pi processes them and controls the corresponding gpio pins to execute the desired functions of the peripheral modules. the software flow for the peripheral modules is illustrated in figure 9. figure 9. software design flowchart of the peripheral module 5. test results and analysis during the system implementation process, the speech module, raspberry pi, and peripheral modules were connected and configured to establish the software development environment. corresponding software code was written to achieve functions such as speech recognition, raspberry pi processing, and normal operation of external devices. during testing, the first step involved conducting speech command recognition tests. throughout the experiment, various speech commands were simulated in different scenarios, including turning on lights, adjusting air conditioning temperature, and playing music. the system utilized the speech recognition module to identify user commands and compared the recognition results with the control module. additionally, response time tests for control operations were conducted. the system measured the time required from receiving a speech command to executing the corresponding control operation. stability testing was also performed to assess the system's robustness. various abnormal situations, such as network interruptions and device malfunctions, were simulated during the experiment to observe the system's performance under these conditions. the results of the tests indicated that the system accurately recognized user speech commands and promptly executed corresponding control operations. it effectively controlled peripheral modules for operation. the system demonstrated good stability and scalability, allowing for the easy addition of new smart home devices and control functionalities. 6. conclusion this study is based on a raspberry pi-based voicecontrolled smart home system, aiming to enable 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[9] wei qi. design and implementation of intelligent home control system based on raspberry pi[d]. wuhan university of engineering, 2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 92 application research of neural network in the tensile constitutive relationship of carbon steel xianghua peng, xianmin pan college of information science and engineering, hunan women’s university, changsha hunan, 410004, china abstract: most carbon steels are multi-phase alloys with high specific strength, good mid-temperature properties and corrosion resistance, which lead to great differences in mechanical properties. the traditional model has some limitations and only reflects the mechanical behavior of the forming process in a certain range of temperature and strain rate. in this paper, a constitutive model of carbon steel based on neural network is established by using the high precision nonlinear fitting ability and strong generalization ability of neural network, reflect its different stages of mechanical properties. the model is trained, studied and simulated, and the results of the model are compared and analyzed. it is found that the model has high fitting precision and practical application value. keywords: neural network; generalization ability; carbon steel; constitutive relation. 1. introduction steel is the most widely used and recycled metal material on earth. from stainless steel and high-temperature steel to flat carbon products, various forms of alloy steel have different properties and are widely used. many countries in the world have recognized the importance of steel materials and have conducted research and development on them, which have been practically applied. carbon steel has many excellent physical and chemical properties and is widely used in fields such as construction, transportation, energy, packaging, home appliances, and industry. due to its high specific strength (high strength, low density), good thermal stability and heat resistance at high temperatures, carbon steel is suitable for making rolling bearings and machinery. carbon steel is widely used in manufacturing fields such as aerospace, rail transit, ocean transportation, and automobiles. in recent years, the steel consumption in the manufacturing industry has shown significant growth in asia [1-2]. the theoretical research of neural computing is an emerging interdisciplinary field, and its emergence and development are influenced by other disciplines on one hand, and on the other hand, it will inevitably affect the development of other disciplines in turn. the research content of artificial neural networks is extremely rich, generally including five aspect, basic theory, models, algorithms, applications, and implementation [3-10]. often used in fields such as prediction, analysis, optimization, control, diagnosis and recognition, classification and identification [11-15]. therefore, research on the application of neural networks is obviously of great significance. carbon steel is mostly a multiphase alloy with high specific strength, good medium temperature performance, and corrosion resistance [16-19]. during high-temperature deformation, the forming temperature is narrow, and the deformation resistance and microstructure properties are sensitive to temperature and deformation rate, making it a typical difficult to deform material [20]. when subjected to cold and hot processing in complex environments, the microstructure of carbon steel components may vary, resulting in significant differences in their mechanical properties. traditional constitutive relationships can be divided into two categories: phenomenological constitutive relationships and mechanistic constitutive relationships, both of which have certain limitations. this article utilizes the deep learning and strong fitting capabilities of neural networks, combined with the complexity and nonlinearity of carbon steel tensile experiments, to propose a neural network-based constitutive relationship model for carbon steel tensile testing. by using experimental data as samples to train, learn, and simulate the model, and comparing and analyzing the results, it is concluded that the model has high fitting accuracy and predictive ability, and has certain practical application value. 2. research materials and methods 2.1. research materials carbon steel is mostly a multiphase alloy, with main alloying elements including silicon, manganese, chromium, nickel, molybdenum, tungsten, vanadium, titanium, niobium, zirconium, cobalt, aluminum, copper, boron, rare earths, etc. their composition ratios have a significant impact on the constitutive relationship. the excellent corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance of carbon steel have also attracted attention in military, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries, and its good biocompatibility has made it widely used in new energy and other fields [21]. in recent years, the application of carbon steel in human daily life has been continuously expanding and developing rapidly, and the application technology has become more mature and perfect [22]. many countries in the world have recognized the important position of carbon steel materials, and have conducted research and development on them, which have been widely applied in practice. 2.2. test methods the tensile test is one of the most important experiments in material mechanics, and the test uses an electronic universal testing machine (cmt5105 type). the cmt5105 testing machine is a new type of testing machine that combines mechanical technology, sensing technology, electronic (computer) measurement, and data processing technology. it can use computers to control the testing process and automatically collect and process measurement data. 93 the carbon steel specimen adopts a circular cross-section specimen, according to the national standard gb/t228-2002, with the shape shown in figure 1 and the parameters shown in table 1-2. the tensile test was conducted on the cmt5105 electronic universal testing machine for uniaxial tensile testing at room temperature, with a constant tensile rate until the tensile fracture occurred. the deformation process is controlled by a computer, which automatically collects data such as stress, strain, displacement, etc. figure 1. schematic diagram of carbon steel specimen table 1. parameters of carbon steel specimens original gauge length lo parallel length le original diameter of cross-section d excessive arc radius r end diameter d’ 50mm 70mm 10 8mm 20mm table 2. dimensional tolerances of carbon steel specimens dimensional tolerance form tolerance +/-0.05mm +/-0.04m 2.3. data analysis figure 2. stress strain curve of carbon steel specimen under tension and compression carbon steel specimens are subjected to normal stress during tensile testing, manifested by shrinkage of the fracture section and a total length of the specimen greater than the original length after fracture. figure 2 shows the stress-strain curves of five sets of carbon steel specimens in tensile experiments. from the figure, it can be seen that yielding, strengthening, and necking phenomena occur during the stretching process. in the initial loading stage, there is a certain degree of slip, and the material mainly exhibits linear elasticity; as the load increases, the elongation of the specimen increases sharply, and the stress-strain curve exhibits significant nonlinearity. after the specimen reaches a certain load-bearing capacity, the curve enters the strengthening stage. after the specimen elongates to a certain extent, the load reading gradually decreases, and the crosssectional area of a certain section of the specimen significantly shrinks, resulting in a "necking" phenomenon, until the specimen is pulled apart. from the curve in the figure, it can be seen that the carbon steel specimen exhibits a very obvious nonlinear constitutive relationship when stretched to a certain extent, that is, the nonlinear nature of the stress-strain curve, and the stressstrain relationship at different stages is very complex. 2.4. research methods the constitutive relationships exhibited by carbon steel specimens in various stages of tensile testing are very complex, and theoretical models cannot be described by a unified formula. the calculation of constitutive relationships in different stages is difficult and the accuracy is not high. based on the theoretical foundation of solid mechanics and the structural principle of neural network framework, an intelligent constitutive relationship system model based on multi-layer neural network is constructed. in order to explore the learning and generalization ability of the model, we use l-m (levenberg marquardt backpropagation) optimization algorithm to dynamically adjust and optimize the model parameters to improve the model fitting ability and prediction accuracy, and minimize the mean square error of the model. then, using deep learning methods, relevant algorithms are automatically improved through model experience accumulation to fit the constitutive relationships of carbon steel specimens at various stages of tensile experiments, and to establish a unified tensile constitutive relationship model for carbon steel structures, thereby improving the prediction accuracy and application value of the model. l l dr d 94 3. model construction due to the structural differences of carbon steel, its compressive and tensile bearing capacities are not the same. from the stress-strain curve of carbon steel specimens under tensile load, it can be seen that the stress-strain curve of carbon steel specimens consists of four parts: linear elastic stage, yield stage, strengthening stage, plastic deformation stage, and necking deformation stage. the constitutive relationships exhibited in each stage are very complex, and the theory cannot be described by a unified formula. neural networks have high-precision nonlinear fitting ability and strong generalization ability. through the learning process of error back-propagation, the weights of each layer are continuously corrected to improve the accuracy of the model. we applied it to the constitutive relationship of carbon steel and constructed a neural network-based constitutive model to fit the constitutive relationship of the entire process of carbon steel tensile testing. 3.1. data processing firstly, the stress-strain data of tensile experiments on 5 groups of carbon steel specimens were analyzed and studied. the stress-strain curves are shown in figure 2, and some invalid data were removed. the experimental data of the 5 groups of specimens were extracted to form a knowledge base for the network model, which was divided into two groups. the 88426 sets of data from specimens 1-4 were used as learning samples, and the 17429 sets of data from specimen 5 were used as testing samples. next, normalize the data in the knowledge base using the following normalization method [10-11] 1.08.0 minmax min     dd dd d (1) where d is the normalized data value with a range of [0.1, 0.9], and d is the value of the data before normalization is a positive real number. 3.2. model structure the constitutive relationship of carbon steel is influenced by various factors such as loading speed, carbon content, alloying elements, and heat treatment process. in the elastic stage, there is a linear relationship between the stress and strain of carbon steel. as the stress increases, carbon steel enters the yield stage, and the relationship between the stress and strain of carbon steel no longer remains linear. therefore, the constitutive relationship of carbon steel is a complex and important topic, which involves the relationship between stress and strain of carbon steel and the effects of various influencing factors. based on the characteristics and requirements of the tensile test of carbon steel at room temperature, combined with the characteristics of neural networks, the constitutive model of carbon steel tensile based on neural networks is determined as  tf ,  , and its system structure is shown in figure 3, where t is the loading time,  is the stress,  is the strain, and the hidden layer is set to 100 layers. 3.3. model training and learning the training and learning of the model are to seek the optimal analytical solution of the objective functional. by learning and training the learning samples, the weight vectors w1 and w2 of the model are continuously adjusted to minimize the output error. figure 3. architecture of the model strart parameter initialization the hidden layer is determined according to e end calculation error e i<=10 e<=0.0001 optimize(w1,w2)input sample(t,σ) input(w1,w2) n y n i++ y figure 4. the training and learning process of the model from the perspective of neural computing, this learning is an asymptotic process [23], and therefore the implementation of its objectives tends towards iterative optimization. the important feature of this learning process is that the objective functional tends to be extremely small. here, the optimal number of hidden layers is designed to be 100 and trained using the levenberg marquardt algorithm. the transfer function of the neurons in the middle layer of the network adopts the s-shaped tangent function tangsig(), and the transfer function of the neurons in the output layer adopts the s-shaped logarithmic function logsig(). the training frequency is set to 1000 times, and the training objective is set to 0.0001. the specific learning process of the training is shown in figure 4, and the training state and performance are shown in figures 5-6. the best performance is achieved in the 126th round, with a mean square error of 8.9431e-05. 95 figure 5. training status of the model figure 6. training performance of the model 4. analysis of simulation results of the model now, 17429 sets of data extracted from the knowledge base for specimen 5 are used to form a test sample. the trained neural network-based tensile constitutive model of carbon steel is simulated and tested, and the simulation results are compared and analyzed with the experimental values. the situation is shown in figure 7. from the comparison in the figure, it can be seen that using a neural network-based tensile constitutive relationship model for carbon steel can effectively predict the entire process strain of carbon steel during tensile testing at room temperature, and the predicted curve can fit the experimental value curve well. at the same time, a comprehensive comparison was made between the predicted values of the neural network model and the experimental values of the specimens. the distribution of the error curve of the tensile constitutive relationship of carbon steel at room temperature is shown in figure 8. from the figure, it can be seen that the overall accuracy of the carbon steel tensile constitutive relationship model based on neural networks is within the range of -0.0246-0.0386, with a mean square error of 0.0011. the formation of errors is influenced by multiple factors such as experimental conditions, data processing, and model parameters. overall, it meets the predetermined goals, and the model simulation results have high accuracy and reliability. figure 7. comparison of simulation results figure 8. error distribution 5. conclusion a neural network-based tensile constitutive relationship model for carbon steel was constructed by analyzing the tensile constitutive relationship of carbon steel at room temperature, taking into account multiple factors such as material properties, experimental conditions, data processing, and model parameters. continuously optimizing model design and improving learning and training algorithms, the error between the predicted and experimental values of the model is controlled within an effective range, which can well fit the constitutive relationship of carbon steel at 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[23] tize mha, pierre, et al. artificial neural network-based critical conditions for the dynamic recrystallization of medium carbon steel and application. metals, 2023, 13.10: 1746. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 122 subway tunnel crack identification based on yolov5 chongbin mei, yucheng wen beijing university of technology, beijing, china abstract: in view of the complex environment in the tunnel and the uneven lighting of the acquisition system, the lining images produced shadows and low contrast, a method of automatic color equalization combined with laplacian pyramid (lpace algorithm for short) was proposed in this paper. the computational complexity is reduced from the original o(n^4) to o ), which significantly reduces the amount of image computation and greatly improves the working efficiency. due to the problems such as short time to identify skylights for cracks in key areas of subway tunnel, slow efficiency of manual method, inaccurate and difficult identification, an improved algorithm for key areas of power plant based on yolo v5 was proposed: sd-yolo. ghost module is used to replace the traditional convolutional module to reduce the model parameters and improve the detection accuracy. the feature learning and feature extraction of crack region images are enhanced by the fusion of cbam focus mechanism modules, while the influence of background on detection results is weakened. the bidirectional feature pyramid network is used for multi-scale feature fusion to reduce redundant calculation and improve the ability of the algorithm to detect small targets. the sd-yolo algorithm proposed in this paper performs well in real samples, with an average accuracy of 93.1%, 11.3 percentage points higher than the original model, and significantly reduced parameters compared with the original model. compared with yolov5s under the condition of reducing parameters, the model reasoning speed and detection accuracy are significantly improved by the proposed method, which can be effectively applied to tunnel detection. keywords: deep learning; subway tunnel; object detection; attention mechanism; lightweight network. 1. preface with the development of china's urbanization process, the number of cars is increasing, and ground transportation is becoming more and more crowded. the subway can play a role in easing the pressure on ground transportation [1]. its convenience, comfort, safety and other advantages have become urban public transportation. an important part of the system and the preferred mode of urban transportation. as of january 2023, 29 urban rail transit lines are in operation in 54 cities, with a length of 9609.9 km [2]. with the development of subway tunnels, the demand for tunnel detection technology is also increasing. during tunnel construction and operation, cracks, platform water accumulation, segment leakage, underground water pipe rupture and other diseases caused by deformation of underground structures [3] will bring great safety risks. of these, cracks are the most common form of the disease. if not discovered and maintained in time, the cracks will further spread and expand, destroying the tunnel structure. it may cause heavy casualties and economic losses, so the detection of tunnel crack diseases is the top priority of tunnel inspection. at present, in the actual tunnel disease detection process, most of them still use traditional manual detection methods. however, traditional manual inspection is time-consuming and inefficient, and the inspection effect depends on the work experience and familiarity of the staff [4]. in addition, manual inspection requires a lot of manpower and time, and the time for subway skylight inspection is short. it is difficult for traditional methods to meet the current requirements for tunnel crack detection. in recent years, with the rapid development of big data and artificial intelligence, deep neural networks, as a discriminative structure algorithm, have excellent performance in image classification and target detection, and are suitable for scenarios with large amounts of data such as tunnel crack detection. compared with traditional digital image processing technology, deep learning does not need to manually set the features to be extracted in advance. the network model can adaptively learn and extract image features, and the classification effect is stronger. li et al. [5]used the resnet18 network to detect cracks, with an accuracy of 70%. huang et al. [6] proposed an image recognition algorithm based on fully convolutional network (fcn) feature hierarchical extraction for semantic segmentation of cracks and leakage defects in subway shield tunnels. kim and cho [7] proposed a method to detect cracks using mask r-cnn, relying on morphological operations to quantify cracks. xu et al. [8] used faster r-cnn to identify and locate various types of earthquake damage such as concrete cracks. xue yadong [9] proposed a deep learning method based on convolutional neural network to learn features of the target, improved the google net model, optimized the convolution kernel, and improved the inception module in the model to achieve automatic classification and identification of tunnel lining image diseases. gao news [10] proposed a crack detection network based on densely connected convolutional network (dense net), which filters non-crack areas of the original image to reduce the interference of background information. at the same time, it uses a multi-dimensional classifier based on the segmentation algorithm. eliminate incorrectly identified crack areas. fuchen chen et al. [11] proposed a deep learning framework based on convolutional neural network (cnn) and naive bayes data fusion scheme (nb-cnn) to analyze a single video frame rate for crack detection, while a new data fusion scheme is proposed to aggregate the information extracted from each video to enhance the overall performance and robustness of the system. ren song et al. [12] used the inception v2 network as a feature extraction network in the ss network to detect tunnel lining cracks and water leakage. hui yao [13] et al. proposed a new method for pavement crack detection based on the yolov5 model and attention mechanism. based on yolov5, a subway crack detection model sd 123 yolo is proposed. in image preprocessing, the lp-ace algorithm is used to adjust the contrast of the image to improve image clarity. the ghost module is used to replace the traditional convolution module to reduce the amount of calculation and speed up network model reasoning. adding the cbam module dilutes the complex background information and allows the network to focus on crack feature extraction. a bidirectional feature pyramid network is used for multi-scale feature fusion to reduce redundant calculations and improve the detection ability of small targets. the effectiveness of the sd-yolo model is proved through experiments. 2. subway crack detection algorithm 2.1. lp-ace algorithm enhances images due to the complex environment in the tunnel and the uneven illumination of the acquisition system, the captured lining images have shadows and low contrast. this article uses an improved automatic color equalization algorithm to remove image shadows. the automatic color equalization (ace) algorithm corrects the final pixel value by calculating the brightness and darkness of the image target pixel and surrounding pixels and their relationship. , realize the contrast adjustment of the image, produce a balance of color constancy and brightness constancy similar to the human retina, and have a good image enhancement effect. then, for an image with n pixels, the amount of calculations will increase rapidly as the image size increases. ace has high complexity and large amount of calculations, so the method of automatic color equalization combined with laplacian pyramid (lp for short) is used. -ace algorithm). the computational complexity is reduced from the original o(n^4) to o(nlog n), which significantly reduces the amount of image calculations and greatly improves work efficiency. the ace algorithm includes two steps: first, adjust the color and spatial domain of the image, complete the chromatic aberration correction of the image, and obtain the spatial reconstructed image, such as equation (1); second, dynamically expand the corrected image, such as equation (2)). the operational complexity of the ace algorithm is o(n^4). the calculation formula of ace algorithm is as follows: ∑ ,∈ , (1) in the formula, r_c is the difference between the pixel to be adjusted and the surrounding pixels, subset is the pixel subset participating in the operation, , is the brightness difference between the pixel to be adjusted and the surrounding pixels, d represents the distance measurement function, and r is the brightness performance function. 127.5 (2) in the formula, r_c is the difference between the pixel to be adjusted and the surrounding pixels, subset is the pixel subset participating in the operation, , is the brightness difference between the pixel to be adjusted and the surrounding pixels. d represents the distance measurement function, and r is the brightness performance function. , 0 , (3) among them, n is the number of layers of the laplacian pyramid, is the image of the lth layer of the pyramid, and is obtained by interpolation amplification of . , 0 (4) each layer of sub-pyramid uses the improved ace enhancement algorithm separately, so that the detailed features of the reconstructed image using a specific fusion model (such as equation (5)) can be more obvious for different details on different decomposition layers. ∑ ∗∈ (5) among them, is the weight coefficient, indicating the proportion of the sub-image of the lth layer, and is the subpyramid image of the lth layer. the output image of the lp-ace algorithm requires n operations on the sub-layers of the pyramid, and the number of layers is log n. comprehensive calculation, the complexity of the improved algorithm is o (nlog n). in the same experimental environment, selecting the same picture with a pixel size of 640×640, the running time of the lp-ace algorithm is 5.34ms, and the running time of the ace algorithm is 26.12ms. without affecting the details of the image, the running time of the lp-ace algorithm is shortened by about five times. enhance the contrast of the image, improve the lightness and darkness of the original image, while maintaining the authenticity of the image. figure 1. (a) original image figure 1. (b) lp-ace 2.2. yolov5 network structure as a single-stage detection algorithm, yolo combines region proposal extraction with target recognition, significantly improving calculation speed. yolov5 successfully achieves the perfect balance of speed and accuracy by combining a large number of previous research techniques. the yolov5 model is small in size and fast in batch processing reasoning, which meets the requirements of crack detection. yolov5 has four versions: yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5l, and yolov5x. this article uses yolov5s (figure 2) as the basic model for research. the structure of the rest of the models is basically the same, except for the model depth and model width. figure 2. yolov5s model 124 2.3. improved yolov5 network structure in order to solve the problems of tunnels with many interference factors, small crack targets, cracks that are difficult to detect, and for long tunnels, the yolo network model has a large amount of calculations, a fusion of convolutional block attention mechanism (cbam) and bidirectional pyramid (bifpn), and uses the ghost module to replace the traditional convolution improved yolov5s detection method, called the sd-yolo model. the network structure is shown in figure 3. the model has the following improvements: (1) use the ghost module to replace the traditional convolution module to eliminate redundant features, reduce the number of parameters, and obtain a more lightweight network model. (2) integrate cbam into the backbone feature extraction network to increase the network's interest in foreground information and suppress irrelevant background information. enhance the feature extraction capabilities of the network. (3) bifpn feature fusion network is used to achieve bidirectional cross-scale feature fusion. it can improve the detection ability of the detection algorithm for small targets and greatly reduce the calculation amount of the model. figure 3. sd-yolo model 2.3.1. ghost module in convolutional neural networks, feature extraction often leads to redundant feature maps. deeper networks use a large number of convolutional layers to stack, producing a large number of redundant feature maps. as the number of parameters increases, the consumption of calculations also increases. in order to reduce the amount of network calculations, the ghost module divides the traditional convolution into two step by step, first use less calculation amount to generate a feature map with smaller channels through traditional convolution, and then based on this feature map, use depth separable convolution to further use less calculation amount to generate a new feature map. feature maps, and finally the two sets of feature maps are spliced together to eliminate redundant features and obtain a more lightweight network model. the principle is shown in figure 4. figure 4. ghost module schematic diagram in order to improve the calculation speed of the model, and in view of the fact that cracks are mainly detected by small targets, in order to extract more small target feature information, this paper selects all 3×3 size calculation kernels in the ghost model, based on the framework of the ghost model the ghost bottleneck module optimizes the yolov5s network structure. 2.3.2. cbam attention mechanism module since the tunnel environment is relatively complex, there are many interference factors. the positioning of cracks is 125 inaccurate, and for long tunnels, there are many pictures and a large amount of calculation. in order to improve the accuracy of target detection and object classification, while reducing computational overhead and parameter size, the cbam (convolutional block attention module) attention mechanism module is introduced improve network performance. cbam (figure 5) consists of two modules, namely channel attention (cam) and spatial attention module (sam). cam (figure 6) can make the network focus on the foreground of the image, making the network pay more attention to meaningful area, and sam (figure 7) allows the network to focus on locations rich in contextual information in the entire image. in this way, each branch can understand "what" and "where" to focus on the channel axis and the spatial axis respectively. since cbam is a lightweight general-purpose module, the overhead of this module can be ignored and it can be seamlessly integrated into the yolov5 architecture and can be trained together with it end-to-end. therefore, the cbam module effectively identifies and locates the location information of cracks by learning which information should be emphasized or suppressed. the overall flow chart of cbam is as follows. the input feature map passes through the channel attention mechanism, and the weight and the input feature map are multiplied before being sent to the spatial attention mechanism. the normalized weight and the input feature map of the spatial attention mechanism are multiplied to obtain the final feature map. figure 5. cbam attention mechanism diagram figure 6. cam attention mechanism diagram figure 7. sam attention mechanism diagram 2.3.3. bidirectional pyramid feature fusion network with the continuous innovation of yolo architecture, the network gradually deepens, the model becomes more and more complex, and the features extracted by the model become more and more complex, which will cause a certain feature loss. in the model, shallow networks have higher resolution and cover more accurate location information than deep networks. deep networks have a larger receptive field than shallow networks and can cover more high-dimensional semantic information, which is beneficial to the classification of detection targets. therefore, using better feature fusion methods to fuse feature information of different scales is very important to improve the performance of target detection models. the yolov5s algorithm continues the panet (path aggregation network) in yolov4 and is used for feature fusion of the neck segment. panet is based on the idea of fpn image feature pyramid. it not only performs feature fusion from top to bottom, but also increases feature fusion from bottom to top, thereby achieving the purpose of reducing information loss and achieving good detection results, but it increases the number of parameters in network training. . for tunnel crack detection, since the target is small at a certain distance, many small target objects appear, resulting in low model detection accuracy. bifpn enhances the information extraction capability of the network and better combines lowlevel location information with high-level semantic information, thereby further improving the network's target detection performance. the panet structure of the original network is only stacked on the channel, while bifpn considers weight information and achieves bidirectional cross-scale feature fusion at the same time. it can not only improve the detection ability of the detection algorithm for small targets, but also greatly reduce the calculation amount 126 of the model. it has great practical significance for equipment with low computing power in industrial fields, actual on-site deployment and subsequent model updates. figure 8. figure 9. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. dataset the subway tunnel is photographed through a rail car equipped with an industrial camera. a large amount of data was collected in the form of pictures and videos. more than 100 pictures were obtained through data cleaning. data enhancement and other methods were expanded to 3,000 tunnel crack images for the construction of the data set. use a python script file to randomly divide all images into training sets, verification sets, and test sets in proportions of 70%, 20%, and 10%. some example data sets are shown in figure10. figure 10. data set 3.2. training parameter settings this section details the establishment of the data set and the selection of specific hyperparameters in network training. the training and testing tasks mentioned in this article are using anaconda+ cuda11.4+ cudnn11.4+ pytorch1. 11 on the computer. gpu (nvidia rtx3080ti 12gb) completed, for the training model, the training period (epochs) is 300, the mini-batch processing (batchsize) size is 4, we used adam with a momentum of 0.937, 3.3. evaluation indicators when testing the model, to evaluate the test results, select indicators such as precision (p), recall (r), and average precision (map). for tunnel crack detection, by grasping the existence of a specific tunnel, the safety of the tunnel is evaluated from the number, location, and severity of cracks. regarding the output results of the target detection model, low false detection and low leakage detection are more conducive to tunnel disease detection, so focus on the accuracy and recall rate of the test model. where accuracy refers to the number of correctly detected samples for a class, accounting for the ratio of all predictions of other examples of that class. based on the accuracy, the error of the model can be judged. the greater the detection level, the higher the accuracy and the smaller the false alarm rate. the recall rate refers to a certain ratio of the number of correctly detected samples to the actual number of samples in the category. based on the recall rate, the degree of missed detection of the model can be judged. the greater the recall rate, the smaller the number of missed detections. map is a commonly used 127 indicator to evaluate modeling capabilities, which can be good or bad. adding the map evaluation indicator to the model improves the evaluation system and makes the results more comprehensive and accurate. 3.4. results and analysis 3.4.1. parameter comparison this article uses the ghost module to reduce the number of parameters, optimize the model, and achieve the purpose of speeding up. it can be seen from the comparison of the number of parameters above that the yolov5s network using the ghost module has dropped by about 21.2 percentage points in the number of parameters, flops has also dropped, the detection accuracy has increased by 3.2 percentage points, and the number of parameters and flops have remained low. level, although the accuracy of yolov5x is slightly higher than the model in this article by 1%, its inference time and model weight are too large, making it unsuitable for actual use. therefore, the proposed method can make the network more lightweight without affecting the detection accuracy. table 1. comparison table of model parameters model parameter quantity(m) flops (g) (%) yolov5x 86.72 205.7 93.5 yolov5l 46.55 109.2 93.1 yolov5m 21.19 48.8 92.9 yolov5s 7.18 16.5 89.3 yolov5s+ghost 5.97 14.4 92.5 3.4.2. ablation experiment (a) (b) (c) (d) figure 11. sd-yolo renderings all models are tested on the test set to check the performance of the models trained in the previous section. the test results are shown in figure 11. as can be seen from figure 12, all models perform better than yolov5s. at the same time, comparing yolov5s with the detection method adding ghost module, map increased by 2.2%. the model adding the ghost module has advantages in detection accuracy. comparing the results of yolov5s and adding the cbam module and bifpn detection method based on the ghost module, the map increased by 0.6% and 5.5% respectively. adding bifpn significantly improves detection accuracy. among them, the sd-yolo model performs best. compared with yolov5s, the map of the sd-yolo model is increased by nearly 12%, which fully proves that the attention module improves the performance of the target detection model. figure 12. ablation experimental data 3.4.3. comparative experiment ssd, faster r-cnn, yolov3, yol0v4 and yolov5 are commonly used for target detection. under the data set, ssd, retinanet, faster r-cnn, yolov3, yolov4 and yol0v5 are compared with sd-yolo. it can be seen from the comparative experimental data chart that the improved sdyolo network surpasses other detection methods in terms of accuracy. the detection map of the improved sd-yolo network reaches 94.1%, which is 11.3 points higher than the original yolov5. percentage points, fps has also been improved, meeting the accuracy and real-time requirements for crack detection. 128 figure 13. comparative experimental data 4. conclusion image preprocessing uses the lp-ace algorithm to significantly shorten the computing time. enhance the contrast of the image, improve the lightness and darkness of the original image, while maintaining the authenticity of the image. an improved sd-yolo tunnel crack detection algorithm based on yolo v5s is proposed. by introducing the ghost 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[28] shao yanhua, zhang duo, chu hongyu, zhang xiaoqiang, rao yunbo. review of yolo target detection based on deep learning [j]. journal of electronics and information, 2022, 44 (10): 3697-370. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 20 water supply and demand index of henan province spatial and temporal correlation analysis jiahui liu *, gaohui peng school of mathematics and statistics, north china university of water resources and hydropower, zhengzhou, henan, china * corresponding author: jiahui liu (email: 1634615988@qq.com) abstract: based on the data dataset of precipitation, surface water resources and underground water resources in the water resources bulletin of henan province from 1999 to 2022 by henan provincial water resources department. based on the spatial and temporal correlation rules, the distribution characteristics of water resources in urban agglomerations in henan province in time and space were analyzed using the weighted precipitation temperature homogenization index. the results show that the water resources supply and demand balance indexes are strongly correlated among cities in central, east, west, south and north henan province, and the spatial distribution of water demand has obvious geographical correlation and uneven distribution, with water resources in the central region mainly coming from the yellow river and groundwater. the western region is relatively rich in water resources, mainly relying on local water bodies and groundwater. the southern region is close to the yangtze river basin and receives more precipitation, making water resources generally more abundant. the northern part of henan province is an important industrial base and the main grain-producing area, and one of the most water-scarce areas in henan province, with water resources forming the province's largest groundwater leakage area, and with the increase in population and the expansion of cities, the problem of water resources shortage in the northern part of henan province is becoming more and more serious. water resources in the eastern part of the region mainly come from the yellow river tributaries and groundwater, and water resources are generally stable, but tensions can still occur during peak water use periods. keywords: spatio-temporal association rules; urban agglomeration in henan province; fp-growth algorithm; apriori algorithm. 1. introduction henan water resources the contradiction between supply and demand is prominent and the spatial distribution is uneven. with the rapid economic development and continuous population growth, the pressure on water resources has become more and more prominent. at the same time, the uncertainty brought by climate change and the frequent occurrence of extreme weather events have also brought new challenges to water resources management. therefore, there is an urgent need to adopt a comprehensive water resources management strategy, to provide strong support for the scientific management and scheduling of water resources, and to improve the efficiency of water resources allocation, so as to cope with the more severe water resources crises that may be faced in the future. regarding water resources dispatching scholars at home and abroad have conducted a lot of research: hou xiangdong et al.[1]selected the south blossom river basin as the study area, and constructed a one-dimensional water quality and quantity coupling model based on the mike11 software to analyze the dynamic changes of the capacity of the aquatic environment in flood season and non-flood season as well as the changes in the water quality of south blossom river under different scheduling schemes, and the proposed scheduling scheme can effectively improve the water quality of the south blossom river and guarantee the health of water ecosystems. the proposed dispatching scheme can effectively improve the water quality of the south blossom river and protect the health of the water ecosystem. xiao hongyu et al. [2] realized the water resources scheduling preview and decision-making of digital twin irrigation districts, and designed the water resources scheduling management platform of digital twin irrigation districts. by digitally mapping and intelligently simulating the whole elements of the irrigation district physical basin and water resources management activities. ma zhuangzhuang et al. [3] use gis technology, modern database technology, and compute visualization technology to carry out research from the aspects of demand analysis, data collection and monitoring, data storage and processing, model construction and optimization, to achieve accurate prediction of future water resources change trends. s. cristini et al.[4]used the hydrological basin sustainability index (hbsi) to consider the hydrological, environmental, social, and water resource management status of the moju river basin and proposed a payment model for the use of its water resources. a. rezgar et al.[5]presented the application of r packages for largescale water resource operations and the variety of functions and methods that are provided to r users by the wrss package for the building water and energy models, manipulating their components, creating scenarios, and publishing and visualizing results. hui-yu zhou et al.[6] proposed a new spatio-temporal association rule-based traffic congestion conduction prediction model. the model uses a spatio-temporal association rule mining algorithm based on genetic network planning (gnp) to identify the co-occurrence rules of traffic congestion at different times and locations, revealing the spatio-temporal conduction patterns of traffic congestion. wang hao et al. [7] used association rules for spatio-temporal mining of accident features, constructed association rule network graphs, and mined potential risk factors of accidents in specific navigational environments in yangshan waters based on the apriori algorithm. s sridhar et al. [8] introduced a new framework called spatio-temporal association rule-based deep unannotated clustering (star 21 dac), which is based on visual features for incremental clustering of unlabeled person re-identification images and fine-tuning of clusters by mined spatio-temporal association rules. despite the availability of many theoretical models and methods, the application of spatio-temporal correlation analysis in practical formulation and water resources management and allocation programs is still limited. many decisions rely on traditional experience and single-factor analysis and lack systematic spatio-temporal analysis support. the purpose of this thesis is to reveal the spatial and temporal relationship between water resources supply and demand in henan province through data analysis, and to explore in depth the contradictions and changing trends of different regions in terms of water resources supply and demand. it will reveal the characteristics of the spatial and temporal distribution of water resources in henan province, analyze the temporal and spatial differences in the demand for water resources in different regions, and propose countermeasures to optimize the management of water resources, so as to help henan province achieve the sustainable development of water resources. 2. research ideas and methods based on the data of total water supply and water demand of 18 cities and municipalities involved in the 1999-2022 water resources bulletin of henan province by the henan provincial water resources department, the spatial and temporal spatial and temporal distribution of water resources of urban agglomerations of henan province was studied by using correlation rules. firstly, the water resources data of henan province from are pre-processed and according to 1999 to 2022 categorized the criteria of regional water resources supply and demand balance, including water resources surplus, water resources balance and water resources shortage, and then based on the above water resources categorization statistics, the spatial and temporal characteristics and water resources scheduling is carried out by applying the correlation rulestudy of. 2.1. spatio-temporal correlation rules temporal-spatial association rules (tsars) is a discovering association patterns in temporal and spatial datadata mining method for. its main involves four topics: mining algorithms, rule evaluation and representation, mining tools and applications, and spatio-temporal predicates. similar to classical association rules, to discover patterns shaped like "a → b ", x is the antecedent, i.e., the premise part of the rule, and y is the consequent, i.e., the conclusion part of the rule. however, in spatio-temporal association rules, these predicates have significant spatio-temporal meaning. it is used to represent the relationship between spatial location and temporal evolution. the method is used in the analysis of the balance between supply and demand of water resources to better reveal the dynamics of water resources, demand trends and supply patterns. 1) support support measures the frequency of occurrence of a rule in a dataset. in spatio-temporal correlation rules, the degree of support usually indicates how often different urban water resources are in the same state at the same time under a certain spatio-temporal condition. it is calculated as: | | ∈ , | | | (1) where, |{d|dϵdata, d contains x}| is the number of records containing event x and |data| is the total number of records. the degree of support allows us to identify which temporal and spatial conditions are more frequent for water supply and demand imbalances, thus providing a basis for predicting and responding to water supply and demand imbalances. 2) confidence in water supply and demand analysis, the confidence level indicates the likelihood that the supply of water will be able to meet the demand under a particular spatial and temporal condition. it is calculated by the formula: confidence x → y ∪ (2) confidence helps to identify strongly correlated spatial and temporal patterns, clarifying how probable the supplydemand imbalance is under certain specific spatial and temporal conditions, and providing reliable decision support for water resource managers. 3) lift the degree of elevation is used to measure the usefulness of a spatio-temporal correlation rule, reflecting the actual impact of the rule's conclusions. in the context of water supply and demand analysis, the degree of elevation can be used to assess the extent to which the risk of an imbalance between water supply and demand increases under certain spatial and temporal conditions relative to normal conditions. it is calculated using the formula: → → (3) the degree of upgrading helps to highlight those factors that have a greater impact on the balance between water supply and demand under specific spatial and temporal conditions. 4) spatio-temporal constraints to improve the quality and usefulness of the rules, add constraints or conditions on the spatio-temporal data. these constraints can be used in water supply and demand balance analyses to filter the rules to correlate application needs in specific geographic and temporal contexts. for example, consider the time period and spatial location of an event. this can be expressed as: time t , t and space s , s (4) thus, the final form of the spatio-temporal correlation rule can be extended as follows: time t , t ∧ space s , s ⇒ x → y (5) 2.2. regional water supply and demand balance index quantitative calculations of the supply and demand of water resources in a region can help formulate effective water resources policies, improve water use efficiency, and promote sustainable economic and social development, and provide a scientific basis for regional water resources management and planning. based on the assessment of the water supply and demand situation of urban agglomerations in henan province, drawing on the ecological carrying capacity supply and demand balance index, this paper proposes the regional water resources supply and demand balance index (rwri) . the rwri is the ratio of regional water demand to regional water supply, which reflects the relationship between water supply and demand, and its calculation formula is: (6) where: wd is the regional water demand ( ); ws is the regional water supply ( ). when wd< ws, the regional demand for water resources is less than the supply of water 22 resources, and the region shows a surplus of water resources; when wd> ws, the regional demand for water resources is greater than the supply of water resources, and the region shows a shortage of water resources; when wd= ws, the regional demand for water resources is equal to the supply of water resources, and the region shows a balance of water resources supply and demand. therefore, based on the magnitude relationship of rwri, it is possible to clearly understand the balance of water resources supply and demand in the study area state type. 3. data processing and methodology 3.1. research information according to the research question, selected relevant data from 1999-2022 "water resources bulletin of henan province", which summarizes water resources utilization and, in the province, detailed information on management, including precipitation, surface water resources, underground water resources, total water resources, and duplication of surface water and underground water. 3.2. data pre-processing based on the geographical location, natural terrain and economic and social development of the 18 administrative units in henan province, generally divided into five regions: central henan, northern henan, southern henan, western henan and eastern henan. among them, central henan includes zhengzhou, xuchang, pingdingshan , luohe , northern henan includes anyang , hebi , puyang , xinxiang , jiaozuo , southern henan includes zhumadian , nanyang and xinyang , western henan includes sanmenxia , luoyang , jiyuan , and eastern henan includes kaifeng , shangqiu , zhoukou .based on rwri equation (6) the water surplus shortage of each city in different years is calculated . rwribased regional water supply and demand balance classification (level) evaluation criteria [9] (see table 1) , cities in the interval (0,0.9] are in the state of water resources surplus, cities in the interval (0.9,1.2) are in the state of water resources balance, and cities in the interval [1.2, +∞ ) are in the state of water resources shortage, and the specific results are shown in table (2) of . table 1. rwri-based segmentation criteria typology rwri water surplus (0, 0.9] water balance (0.9, 1.2) water shortage [1.2, +)∞ table 2. rwri-based administrative units segmentation of supply and demand categories 4. patial and temporal characterization of water resources 4.1. time correlation rules checking the china meteorological administration and related statistics, henan province experienced several severe droughts between 19 99 and 202 2. mining temporal correlation rules between drought and water-abundant years is an analytical task that combines time series and event patterns, with the goal of mining temporal patterns between drought and water-abundant years from historical climate data. specifically, we wish to analyze the temporal sequence and interval between drought and water-abundant years for certain years. next, the time interval between a drought year and a waterabundant year needs to be calculated and a rule created. define a rule that will only be generated if a water-abundant year occurs within x years of a drought year. generate a rule for drought and water-abundant years (with a time interval of no more than 5 years) the following output is obtained after running the code: as can be seen, the time lag between a drought year and a water-abundant year is 1-5 years. in other words, after a drought year water-abundant years are likely to occur within five years. this suggests that there may be some cyclical climate patterns, such as drought years being quickly followed by water-abundant years under certain climatic conditions. 4.2. spatial correlation analysis in the process of association rule mining experiments, each region as a separate database for rule mining, and each type of spatio-temporal rules need to set the minimum confidence and support degree in order to get a certain meaning of spatiotemporal association rule expressions. 23 table 3. output time correlation rules rules and regulations timing difference drought years 1999 -> water years 2000 1 year drought years 1999 -> water year 2003 4 years drought years 1999 -> water year 2004 5 years drought years 2001 -> water year 2003 2 years drought years 2001 -> water year 2004 3 years drought years 2001 -> water year 2005 4 years drought years 2002 -> water year 2003 1 year drought years 2002 -> water year 2004 2 years drought years 2002 -> water year 2005 3 years drought year 2002 -> water year 2007 5 years drought years 2019 -> water-abundant years 2021 2 years the two regions of central and western henan have a more balanced distribution of water resources, moderate climate, more diversified industrial structure, and stronger water resources management capacity, which can better balance the supply and demand of water resources, so a lower threshold can be set when analyzing them, and 42% and 58% are selected as the minimum for these two regions support degree. the urban agglomerations in northern and southern henan, on the other hand, are affected by the differences in geography, climate and water resources distribution, and the fluctuation of water resources surplus/deficit relationship is larger, which leads to a stronger correlation of water resources surplus/deficit in them, so the threshold can be set higher, and 81% and 83% can be selected as the minimum support degree of these two regions. table 4 is the minimum threshold of support and confidence obtained after many experiments, and the results of spatial association rule mining are shown in table 513. table 4. predefined thresholds for each type of urban agglomeration regional and surplus/deficit classifications degree of support confidence level (math.) urban water surplus in yuzhong 0.42 0.88 water scarcity in northern henan cities 0.81 0.81 urban water balance in northern henan 0.42 0.60 urban water surplus in southern henan 0.83 0.86 urban water surplus in western henan 0.58 0.58 yuandong urban water surplus 0.66 0.75 surplus of water resources in the yellow river basin 0.75 0.75 water scarcity in the yellow river basin 0.68 1.00 surplus of water resources in the huaihe river basin 0.47 0.84 table 5. analysis of the correlation rule of water resources surplus in yuzhong antecedents consequents support confidence lift (pingdingshan,xuchang) (luohe) 0.421053 0.888889 0.938272 (xuchang) (pingdingshan,luohe) 0.421053 1.000000 1.357143 table 6. analysis of correlation rules of water shortage in north henan province antecedents consequents support confidence lift (puyang) (jiaozuo) 0.909091 0.909091 1.00 (jiaozuo) (puyang) 0.909091 1.000000 1.00 (hebi) (puyang) 0.909091 1.000000 1.00 (puyang) (hebi) 0.909091 0.909091 1.00 (hebi) (jiaozuo) 0.818182 0.900000 0.99 (jiaozuo) (hebi) 0.818182 0.900000 0.99 (hebi,puyang) (jiaozuo) 0.818182 0.900000 0.99 (hebi,jiaozuo) (puyang) 0.818182 1.000000 1.00 (puyang,jiaozuo) (hebi) 0.818182 0.900000 0.99 (hebi) (puyang,jiaozuo) 0.818182 0.900000 0.99 (puyang) (hebi,jiaozuo) 0.818182 0.818182 1.00 (jiaozuo) (hebi,puyang) 0.818182 0.900000 0.99 table 7. analysis of correlation rules for water balance in northern henan province antecedents consequents support confidence lift (hebi) (xinxiang) 0.428571 1.0 1.4 (xinxiang) (hebi) 0.428571 0.6 1.4 from table 5 it can be seen that zhengzhou is in a state of water scarcity all year round in several cities in the middle of henan , while the rest of the three cities are in a state of water balance in a small part of the year round, most of them are in a state of water resources surplus, and the correlation rule between the cities is supported by 42% or 73%, which shows that the three cities of pingdingshan, luohe and xuchang are in water surpluses and the correlation between the three cities is relatively strong. from table 6 and table 7 , it can be seen that the three cities in north henan are in the state of water shortage all the year round, and the correlation between the cities is high, with the support degree as high as 81% and 90%, which shows that the cities in north henan are not only in serious water shortage but also in high correlation; from table 8, it can be seen that the three cities in south henan are in the state of water surplus all the year round and have strong 24 correlation rules, and the correlation rule between the cities has a high support degree as high as 84% and 95%, which shows that the areas in south henan are not only rich in water resources but also have strong correlation rules. the region in the south is not only abundant in water resources, but also has high correlation between neighboring cities; from table 9 , it can be seen that the three cities in west henan are in the state of water resources surplus all the year round, and the correlation between cities is also high, with the support degree of 58%, 66%, and 75%; from table 10, it can be seen that the cities in the east henan are kaifeng, which has a permanent shortage of water resources, and the cities with permanent surplus are shangqiu and zhoukou, with the support degree of 66%, of which the correlation rule is 66%, with the support degree of 66%. the support degree of 66%, which also has a small number of years are in the state of water resources balance. table 8. analysis of the correlation rule for water surplus in south henan province antecedents consequents support confidence lift (nanyang) (xinyang) 0.833333 0.952381 0.993789 (xinyang) (nanyang) 0.833333 0.869565 0.993789 (zhumadian) (xinyang) 0.958333 1.000000 1.043478 (xinyang) (zhumadian) 0.958333 1.000000 1.043478 (nanyang) (zhumadian) 0.833333 0.952381 0.993789 (zhumadian) (nanyang) 0.833333 0.869565 0.993789 (nanyang, zhumadian) (xinyang) 0.833333 1.000000 1.043478 (nanyang, xinyang) (zhumadian) 0.833333 1.000000 1.043478 (xinyang) (nanyang) 0.833333 0.869565 0.993789 (nanyang) (zhumadian, xinyang) 0.833333 0.952381 0.993789 (zhumadian) (nanyang, xinyang) 0.833333 0.869565 1.043478 (xinyang) (nanyang, zhumadian) 0.833333 0.869565 1.043478 table 9. analysis of the correlation rule for water surplus in western henan province antecedents consequents support confidence lift (sanmenxia) (luoyang) 0.750000 0.750000 1.000000 (luoyang) (sanmenxia) 0.750000 1.000000 1.000000 (sanmenxia) (jiyuan) 0.666667 0.666667 1.000000 (jiyuan) (sanmenxia) 0.666667 1.000000 1.000000 (jiyuan) (luoyang) 0.583333 0.875000 1.166667 (luoyang) (jiyuan) 0.583333 0.777778 1.166667 (sanmenxia, jiyuan) (luoyang) 0.583333 0.875000 1.166667 (sanmenxia, luoyang) (jiyuan) 0.583333 0.777778 1.166667 (luoyang) (sanmenxia) 0.583333 1.000000 1.000000 (sanmenxia) (jiyuan, luoyang) 0.583333 0.583333 1.000000 (jiyuan) (sanmenxia, luoyang) 0.583333 0.875000 1.166667 (luoyang) (sanmenxia, jiyuan) 0.583333 0.777778 1.166667 table 10. analysis of correlation rules of yed water resources surplus antecedents consequents support confidence lift (zhoukou) (shangqiu) 0.666667 0.857143 0.964286 (shangqiu) (zhoukou) 0.666667 0.750000 0.964286 we then analyze the spatial correlation rules for the cities passing through the two rivers, the yellow river basin and the huaihe river basin, and get the following table. 25 table 11. analysis of water surplus correlation rules in the yellow river basin antecedents consequents support confidence lift (sanmenxia) (luoyang) 0.75 0.75 1.0 (luoyang) (sanmenxia) 0.75 1.00 1.0 table 12. analysis of water scarcity linkage rules in the yellow river basin antecedents consequents support confidence lift (kaifeng) (puyang) 0.727273 1.0 1.0 (kaifeng) (jiaozuo) 0.727273 1.0 1.1 (jiaozuo) (puyang) 0.909091 1.0 1.0 (zhengzhou) (puyang) 0.818182 1.0 1.0 (puyang, kaifeng) (jiaozuo) 0.727273 1.0 1.1 (kaifeng, jiaozuo) (puyang) 0.727273 1.0 1.0 (kaifeng) (puyang, jiaozuo) 0.727273 1.0 1.1 (zhengzhou, kaifeng) (puyang) 0.681818 1.0 1.0 (zhengzhou, kaifeng) (jiaozuo) 0.681818 1.0 1.1 (zhengzhou, jiaozuo) (puyang) 0.772727 1.0 1.0 (puyang, kaifeng, zhengzhou) (jiaozuo) 0.681818 1.0 1.1 (zhengzhou, kaifeng, jiaozuo) (puyang) 0.681818 1.0 1.0 (zhengzhou, kaifeng) (puyang, jiaozuo) 0.681818 1.0 1.1 table 13. analysis of water surplus correlation rules in huaihe river basin antecedents consequents support confidence lift (zhoukou) (shangqiu) 0.478261 0.846154 1.297436 (zhoukou) (zhumadian) 0.565217 1.000000 1.045455 (shangqiu) (zhumadian) 0.608696 0.933333 0.975758 (shangqiu, zhoukou) (zhumadian) 0.478261 1.000000 1.045455 (zhumadian, zhoukou) (shangqiu) 0.478261 0.846154 1.297436 (zhoukou) (shangqiu, zhumadian) 0.478261 0.846154 1.390110 from table 11 it can be seen that among the cities located in the yellow river basin, only sanmenxia city and luoyang city are in the condition of water resources surplus all the year round, and their correlation rule is supported by 75%, mainly because they are located in the yellow river basin, benefiting from the water supply from the yellow river, as well as the water resources regulating facilities of the yellow river basin (e.g., the reservoirs) and seasonal variations of the precipitation amount. in addition, the scientific allocation and rational use of water resources management also guarantees that the water resources of these two cities are in surplus. from table 12 it can be seen that the support degree of the association rule between the four cities of zhengzhou, kaifeng, puyang and jiaozuo in the year of water shortage is above 68%, which indicates that their water shortage situation has a strong linkage, even though these cities are located in the yellow river basin, due to seasonal fluctuations in the amount of water from the yellow river, climatic droughts and unequal precipitation, over-exploitation of groundwater resources, improper water resource management, and the water pollution problems and other multiple factors, these cities are facing perennial water shortages. solving these problems requires more effective water management measures, improved water use efficiency, and increased efforts to protect and rehabilitate water resources. as shown in table 13, the three cities of zhoukou, shangqiu and zhumadian, which are in the huaihe river basin, have a high yearly correlation when it comes to water resources surplus, with a degree of support of more than 47%, which is mainly due to the combined effects of relatively high precipitation, abundant water sources (especially the huaihe river system and other local rivers), flat topography conducive to the pooling of water resources, and effective water resources management in these regions. these factors have made it possible to maintain a relatively adequate supply of water resources in these areas to meet the needs of agriculture, industry and urban water use, resulting in a surplus of water resources. figure 1 shows the statistics of 18 cities in henan province according to the number of years occupied by the corresponding eight indicators in arcgis map 10.8 software, from left to right, from top to bottom are the number of high surplus, medium surplus, mild surplus, balanced surplus, critical shortage, mild shortage, high shortage and extreme shortage, the darker the color means the number of years is higher, the number behind the color swatch represents that the 26 city the darker the color, the greater the number of years, and the number behind the color bar indicates that the city is in the range corresponding to the number of years of water resources surplus and shortage. figure 1. statistical map of the number of the eight indicators distributed in each city we can get know based on the results of fig. 1: 1) sanmenxia city, xinyang city, zhumadian city, and nanyang city are in high surplus in more years, representing that these cities basically have sufficient water resources all year round. 2) kaifeng city, jiaozuo city, hebi city and anyang city are in a high degree of shortage in more years, representing the perennial water shortage of these cities. it can be concluded that the distribution of water resources in henan province shows obvious regional differences, with relatively scarce water resources in the north and west of henan province, especially in the northern part of the yellow river basin, such as north of zhengzhou and kaifeng, luoyang, etc.; and relatively abundant water resources in the south, such as xinyang, nanyang and zhumadian. 5. conclusion in this paper, based on the water resources data of henan province from 1999 to 2022, spatio-temporal association rules mining research was carried out, and the geographical distribution of each indicator in specific cities was visualized and analyzed using gis, and the main conclusions through the analysis are: in terms of temporal correlation, henan province faces the problem of drought and uneven distribution of water resources. some areas have perennial droughts due to climate, precipitation distribution and other factors, while other areas may have a surplus of water resources, especially during the flood season. in the face of this situation, it is necessary for the relevant government departments to strengthen the regional water resources dispatching, strengthen the storage capacity of reservoirs and the dispatching system, adjust water resources allocation based on precipitation changes, implement dynamic management of water resources, improve the linkage of water conservancy facilities and cross-basin transmission capacity, and strengthen the capacity of early warning and adaptation to climate change, so as to alleviate the problem of water resources tensions and to provide sufficient water security for the whole province. in terms of spatial correlation, the northern part of henan province has a high demand for water resources, which is in short supply, while the opposite is true in the south. the basic reasons for the different degrees of water resources surplus and shortage in cities are all related to topography, climate, and precipitation. most of the cities in the same region have a strong correlation between the correlation of the water resources supply and demand balance index with a support level of more than 40% and a confidence level of more than 66%. moreover, the correlation between water resources surplus and deficit in the urban agglomerations of central and western henan is relatively weak, mainly because of the balanced distribution of water resources in these two regions, the stronger geographical conditions and water resources deployment capacity, the more diversified industrial structure of central and western henan, the balanced distribution of water resources demand, and the fluctuation of water resources surplus and deficit is not as dramatic as that of the north and south of henanwater supply and demand balance indexes than 40% with a confidence level of more than 66%, which is a strong correlation., coupled with the mild climate of the central and western regions of henan, the precipitation in the inter-annual variability of is more in addition, the climate in central and western henan is mild, and the precipitation is relatively stable in the inter-annual change, so the fluctuation of water resources surplus and deficit is small. on the contrary, the northern part of henan has an arid climate and insufficient precipitation, and the cycle of water resources shortage is longer, while the southern part of henan has abundant precipitation, and the cycle of water resources surplus is longer, so the correlation between their water resources surpluses and deficits will be stronger. several cities in the yellow river basin have both perennial drought and perennial water resources surplus, and several cities in the huaihe river basin are basically in the situation of water resources surplus. from these conclusions, we can make corresponding measures to adjust the status quo of drought in henan province, such as constructing large-scale water conservancy projects (e.g., reservoirs, water transfer projects, etc.) between upstream and downstream of some cities in the 27 same river basin with strong linkage, deploying water-rich areas to water-scarce areas, optimizing the efficiency of water resources utilization, strengthening ecological protection and soil and water conservation, scientifically allocating water rights, regulating the relationship between supply and demand through water pricing reform, strengthening scientific research and data support, and so on. the government will also strengthen scientific 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[9] china institute of water resources and hydropower research. standard for drought level sl424-2008 [s]. beijing: china water resources and hydropower press, 2008. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 1 ai‐enabled rendering technology for the construction and development of dunhuang virtual pavilion junwei chen 1, ludan cao 2 1 changxin international art college, yunnan university, kunming yunnan, 650000, china 2 hankou college, wuhan hubei, 430000, china abstract: this paper focuses on the use of ai technology to assist in the construction of digital scenes in dunhuang research institute, which realizes the roaming of tourists in virtual scenes through image recognition and semantic analysis of massive digital image data, and explores the possibility of ai-assisted rendering of virtual museums. using ai technology, tourists can observe the uniqueness of each cave within the cavern and its rich content from any angle, and obtain an immersive travel experience. the study fully utilizes the new generation of information technology to build a virtual scene platform of dunhuang mogao grottoes, which comprehensively presents the history, cultural value and artistic value of dunhuang mogao grottoes through the comprehensive integration and display of a variety of digital resources. focusing on digital media and virtual reality technology, through the use of artificial intelligence technology and the comprehensive integration of related digital resources, to build a complete set of virtual reality ecosystem, and explore the realization of multi-source data fusion of dunhuang cultural communication. keywords: ai; dunhuang; virtual pavilion; rendering; comprehensive integration. 1. introductory dunhuang, a treasure trove with a long history, is rich in artistic, historical and cultural values. in the context of the digital era, the rapid development and wide application of artificial intelligence (ai) technology has opened up new paths for the protection, research and dissemination of cultural heritage. especially for world cultural heritage sites such as the mogao grottoes in dunhuang, northwest china, its rich mural and sculpture resources not only carry profound historical and cultural values, but also raise higher protection and research requirements. with the application of technologies such as virtual reality (vr), augmented reality (ar), and ai, dunhuang art has the opportunity to provide an immersive cultural experience for the public through digitization, as well as more in-depth research tools for scholars. 2. background and value of the study 2.1. background and significance of aiassisted interior rendering the continuous development of science and technology has led to the widespread application of artificial intelligence (ai) in many fields, of which indoor rendering is an important part. traditional rendering methods tend to take longer and invest more in labor costs when dealing with complex scenes. however, with the aid of ai deep learning algorithms for indoor rendering, ai technology is able to automatically recognize and process images and related data, thus improving rendering efficiency and quality. in addition, ai can continuously optimize the rendering effect according to the user's needs and feedback, bringing users a more realistic and personalized visual experience.ai-assisted indoor rendering can shorten the rendering time while improving the image quality and reducing the error rate caused by human intervention. ai-assisted interior rendering can shorten rendering time while improving image quality and reducing the error rate caused by human intervention. it can independently analyze user behavior and collect feedback data to provide designers with accurate optimization suggestions and market forecasts, helping the interior design industry better realize digital transformation. 2.2. the goal and value of dunhuang virtual scene construction the dunhuang virtual scene construction project is dedicated to utilizing artificial intelligence technology to recreate the history and culture of dunhuang and provide an immersive cultural experience for users around the world. the project requires the use of computer vision, deep learning and other ai technologies to conduct high-precision modeling and simulation of historical buildings, murals, cultural relics, etc., so that users can freely explore the virtual scene and feel the charm of dunhuang history and culture. the project will allow users to freely explore the virtual scene and experience the charm of dunhuang history and culture. with the help of ai technology, we can deeply analyze user behavior and make fine adjustments to the virtual scene to improve the user experience. at the same time, the dunhuang project, with the help of modern science and technology, shows the world a magnificent picture of ancient charm. the project has been a great success. 2.3. ai-assisted virtual scene innovation at dunhuang: cross-border collaboration and market potential dunhuang is a world cultural heritage that attracts a large number of tourists every year. traditional tours are limited by the protection of cultural relics, and in order to better meet the needs of cultural dissemination and tourists, the dunhuang virtual scene has emerged. through virtual reality technology, tourists can understand and appreciate the cultural relics and history of dunhuang in a comprehensive way without touching the physical objects, injecting scientific and technological vitality into the development of the tourism 2 industry. ai can also be used for the digital protection of cultural relics to realize the complete inclusion and permanent preservation of cultural relics, or to provide tourists with intelligently guided tours. . assessing the market potential of ai applications in dunhuang's virtual scene can be done in a variety of ways. first, market research is used to understand the actual application of virtual reality technology in the tourism industry and to understand the acceptance of ai tour guide services by tourists . study successful cases to assess the potential value of ai in dunhuang's virtual scene. for example, the pure land on earth exhibition scenario lasted six months and showcased the eastern pure land world of the medicine master glazed light buddha on the north wall of grotto 220. highly recognized by the market and positive feedback . the market prospects of ai in dunhuang virtual scenes need to take into account both technology and market demand. the application of 5g and virtual reality technology gives ai a broader market space. intelligent services such as ai tour guides have become a development trend. crossborder cooperation and innovation are crucial to maximize market potential. the combination of ai and virtual reality/augmented reality technology has given a new visual experience to interior rendering. the research on digital visual design reengineering and application of dunhuang murals has provided contemporary designers with a wealth of innovative ideas and unique aesthetic materials, as well as a channel for value sharing for global cultural exchange and dissemination the research is also a channel for global cultural exchange and dissemination of value sharing. crossborder cooperation includes the integration of technology and art, business model innovation, such as the development of cultural and creative products and services, as well as virtual tour guide services, etc. . cross-border collaboration of ai in indoor rendering and dunhuang virtual scenes brings new opportunities for education and training, such as building virtual classrooms and learning platforms. international exchanges and cooperation is an important means to promote cross-border collaboration in ai, including collaborative research and development of advanced technologies and demonstration of results with international research institutes and institutions of higher learning. in particular, advances in virtual reality (vr), augmented reality (ar), and digital restoration technologies are being utilized to innovate dunhuang's virtual scenes, which will not only provide an immersive experience for a wider audience, but also play an important role in preserving and transmitting this world cultural heritage. 3. technology development: the empowering relationship of ai technology in interior rendering 3.1. development of ai technology for interior rendering the application of ai technology in the field of interior rendering is constantly updated and iterative. through training, ai can independently adjust the rendering parameters, applied to automate the layout and design of the scene, improve the rendering efficiency, ensure the real sense of the environment experience at the same time, realize the automation of the layout and design of the interior scene, improve the efficiency of the designer's work. . artificial intelligence technology advances, indoor rendering relies on data and algorithms. ai perfect, provide more realistic visual experience, understand the scene semantic information, rendering effect in line with the environment atmosphere and emotion. combined with vr/ar technology, ai will open up new possibilities for interior rendering. 3.2. advantages and challenges of ai-assisted interior rendering ai can assist in interior rendering, produce high-quality results efficiently, and improve design performance. designers can devote themselves to the core of creativity and design, and leave the complicated mechanical tasks to the computer to complete.ai can be automatically optimized according to the designer's preferences and style, so that the rendering effect is closer to the original intention. however, there are challenges in practice, such as the need for a large amount of data resources, high technical threshold, data quality and algorithm accuracy impact. therefore, we should strengthen the research and application of ai technology, improve algorithm accuracy and computational efficiency, reduce cost and elasticity cost, and emphasize data quality monitoring and management to improve service quality. 3.3. practical examples of ai in interior rendering artificial intelligence has made significant breakthroughs in the field of interior rendering. for example, the image rendering technology framework can directly synthesize multi-angle virtual images without the need for 3d models. ai can learn the logical relationship between data and repair shape data to realize clear and realistic image and scene rendering. ai analyzes customer preferences and living habits to provide customized design solutions to increase efficiency and improve indoor environments.ai also extends capabilities in lighting simulation, material simulation, etc., so that designers can more accurately adjust their design solutions. ai can also expand its capabilities in lighting simulation and material simulation, allowing designers to more accurately adjust their designs. 4. scene analysis: construction and status of dunhuang virtual scene 4.1. background and objectives of dunhuang virtual scene construction dunhuang is a world heritage city that attracts millions of tourists every year. however, due to the increase of tourists, dunhuang's cultural relics are under pressure to be protected. for this reason, the dunhuang municipal government put forward the idea of building a virtual scene, with the application of virtual reality technology, we can realize the digital restoration and reproduction of historical scenes, to provide tourists with a richer travel experience. at the same time, the virtual scene can also provide more accurate threedimensional data model for academic research, in-depth excavation of the connotation and value of dunhuang culture. the virtual scene can also provide a more accurate 3d data model for academic research, deeply excavating the connotation and value of dunhuang culture. 4.2. application areas of ai in dunhuang virtual scene construction ai is widely used in the construction of dunhuang virtual 3 scenes, including scene modeling, texture mapping, light rendering and dynamic simulation. using deep learning technology to extract and classify features of dunhuang murals, a high-precision dunhuang virtual scene model can be quickly generated to show a virtual scene with historical and cultural characteristics. ai technology plays a key role in texture mapping, light rendering and dynamic simulation. ai technology plays a key role in texture mapping, lighting rendering and dynamic simulation, which can automatically complete the texture mapping and mapping of dunhuang murals to enhance the realism of the virtual scene. through machine learning to study the lighting characteristics, it enhances the adaptability of lighting rendering to the virtual scene. in addition, it realizes the dynamic simulation of the virtual scene to enhance the sense of immersion and realism. 4.3. evaluation of ai for optimization in interior rendering ai technology has achieved remarkable results in the field of interior rendering. in order to comprehensively evaluate its effect, a comprehensive evaluation system needs to be constructed. the evaluation indexes include rendering time, image quality, realism and details and other aspects. user surveys can understand the degree of satisfaction and acceptance of users of ai rendering results. the analysis model can deeply study the application of ai technology in interior rendering and optimize the shortcomings. effect evaluation and optimization are the core aspects to achieve this goal. 5. technology convergence: application and development of ai in indoor rendering and dunhuang virtual scene construction and dilemmas 5.1. cross-domain application exploration of ai with interior rendering and dunhuang virtual scene the importance of intelligent interactions cannot be overstated, and therefore, intelligent user-centered interactions have become especially critical. today, a single computer can depict thousands of nuances on thousands of objects. while integrating the values of human-centeredness, justice and harmony, and sustainable development into intelligent subjects, it is also necessary to change the traditional forms of expression of cultural commodities, and to enhance the level of product intelligence from the user's perspective, which will be a great change[12] the dunhuang culture, as a model of excellent chinese culture, provides a solid support for our national self-confidence. the use of digital technology has an inestimable value for the wide dissemination and in-depth promotion of dunhuang culture. in order to satisfy the public's desire for novel ways of viewing exhibitions, we should actively promote the widespread application of virtual reality technology in museum exhibitions and set up a number of virtual reality experience exhibition halls to enhance the public's interactive experience.[13] in order to meet the needs of virtual scenes and users, we should actively promote the wide application of virtual reality technology in museum exhibitions, and set up a number of virtual reality experience exhibition halls to enhance the interactive experience of the public. in order to satisfy the virtual scene and users' needs, the requirements of supply-side equipment and network environment must be taken into account. artificial intelligence technology provides innovative solutions to this challenge, helping to reduce the burden on the network and equipment. 5.2. continuous innovation of ai technology and deep integration of indoor rendering and dunhuang virtual scene when logging into the dunhuang scene on the pc, integrating inputs from multiple rendered frames preserves details and eliminates visual distortion. the deep learning supersampling technique helps reduce the burden on the device by predicting and filling in details during rendering. however, the technique involves a large number of computational operations that can impact device performance. using advanced techniques such as deep learning supersampling (dlss) increases frame rate and produces high-quality images, ensuring that image quality is optimized. increased image resolution can be achieved by "computing" with ai technology. dlss is a deep neural network that learns from large amounts of image data and accurately predicts high-quality image pixels, filling in the details and textures of the original image. it improves frame rate and enhances the user experience, optimizing the user's graphic design and visual enjoyment experience. dlss's ai rendering technology uses nvidia's neurographics framework, ngx, which is capable of rendering tens of thousands of highresolution images offline to train a deep neural network, resulting in a qualitatively better gaming experience. the latest dlss2.0 technology delivers image quality comparable to the original resolution while rendering only one-quarter to one-half of a pixel, reducing the burden on the device and dramatically increasing the frame rate.dlss2.0 technology improves the resolution and frame rate of the game screen, providing a smoother, more detailed viewing experience for visitors. on the pc platform, the technology can improve the frame rate of the pavilion by approximately 2.6 times.[14] on the pc platform. 5.2.1. stylistic migration and content creation of generative adversarial network (sragan) in dunhuang virtual scene in order to ensure that the images reconstructed by the super-resolution model still have clear textures, we adopt an image super-resolution reconstruction model based on coordinate attention generative adversarial network. the model is further optimized by introducing a multi-scale coordinate attention module, which improves the model's ability to capture information at all levels of the image by paying careful attention to feature maps at different scales. meanwhile, the model employs the coordinate attention mechanism to enhance the feature screening function of the residual network, and performs two rounds of upscaling and downscaling operations within the cr module. during the feature fusion process, an adaptive weighting module is introduced, which is capable of dynamically adjusting the weights according to the importance of each feature map, further enhancing the fineness and accuracy of image reconstruction. in addition, the model adopts a large number of long and short hop connections to accelerate the convergence speed of the network, which solves the problem of gradient disappearance during the training process. the algorithm simplifies the model parameters and improves the 4 computational efficiency while maintaining high quality image reconstruction. experiments show that compared with other algorithms, the algorithm performs better in psnr and ssim metrics, and the images are clearer and brighter[15] . display design requires a lot of time, manpower, material resources and creative ability, and most of the display designs are currently designed and drawn out manually, which is inefficient and of poor quality. however, with generative ai mapping technology, images can be automatically recognized, processed and labeled for faster and more efficient creative output. display designers have the ability to speed up the design process by using generative ai mapping technology to produce high-quality images, videos, and dynamic scenes, while also reducing the cost of labor and time required in manual drawing and design. the graphics generated using ai techniques are more aesthetically pleasing and personalized. therefore, this paper presents some suggestions to utilize ai technology for exhibition planning in order to increase the likelihood of successful exhibitions[16] . fig 1. the optimized model 5.3. ethical challenges and responses to ai technology in interior rendering and dunhuang virtual scenes cultural enterprises have adopted ai technology to produce their own cultural commodities, with insufficient attention paid to the quality of their products, leading to the increasingly serious phenomenon of homogenization of works. intelligent recommendation algorithms are unable to judge the value of texts, and factors such as insufficient data and balanced values of algorithms make it possible for ai technology to produce bias, which in turn induces the proliferation of "vulgar" information. in this context, a solution based on data protection is proposed for various data types. to address the legal gaps and insufficient copyright protection, it is recommended to strengthen legislative protection.[17] . in the context of ai technology applied to indoor rendering and dunhuang virtual scenes, it is necessary to carry out the corresponding institutional innovation and construction. first, strengthen the construction of the copyright system, improve the legal system of science and technology-oriented cultural industry, and ensure that intellectual property rights are fully protected. secondly, clarify the rights and obligations between ai technology designers, users and regulators to ensure that the legitimate rights and interests of all parties are fully respected. finally, integrate the public safety of technology application, reduce the problem of unclear responsibility in the accountability gap mechanism, and create a favorable environment under the rule of law for the application of ai technology in indoor rendering and dunhuang virtual scene[18] . 6. conclusion the international cultural industry continues to develop and grow, promoting the continuous generation and construction of cultural spaces. the emergence of virtual exhibition space not only expands the scope of cultural dissemination, but also brings the audience a more free and flexible way of experience. the traditional relationship between the audience and the performance has been 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[18] jiang zhiqiao, fu zhixiao. research on the application requirements for the transformation of physical museums to virtual exhibition space--taking the design program of "digital dunhuang" cultural exhibition space as an example [j]. science and technology innovation and application, 2022, 12 (20):21-24.doi:10.19981/j.cn23-1581/g3.2022.20.004. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 35 integration and optimization of cloud and edge computing in the application research of cloud‐based management platform for airport restricted area passes hao tu 1, 2, ping zhang 1, 2, tie cao 1, 2 1 the second research institute of caac, chengdu sichuan, 610041, china 2 civil aviation electronic technology co., ltd, chengdu sichuan, 611430, china abstract: with the continuous expansion of global airport scales and the growing demand for enhanced security management, the management of airport restricted area passes faces multiple challenges in terms of efficiency, precision, and security. this paper focuses on the design and implementation of a cloud-based management platform for airport restricted area passes, exploring the application of integrated optimization techniques of cloud and edge computing within the platform. a cloud-edge collaborative architecture is proposed to enhance the efficiency of pass management, ensure data security, and optimize user experience. this platform provides a new solution and technical support for advancing the intelligent and standardized management of airport restricted area passes nationwide. keywords: edge computing; cloud platform; airport restricted area passes. 1. introduction the airport restricted area is the core region for ensuring the operational safety of airports, and its pass management plays a crucial role in maintaining airport security and order. however, traditional pass management models face challenges such as low efficiency in manual reviews, decentralized data storage, and difficulty in tracking management processes, making them inadequate to meet the increasingly complex operational demands of modern airports. with the global wave of informatization and digitalization, many airports have built their own restricted area pass management systems to improve pass management efficiency. however, these systems are often locally deployed, requiring significant investments, lacking flexibility, and resulting in data being scattered across different locations within the airport, making unified supervision difficult[1]. with the rapid development of technologies such as cloud computing, edge computing, and the internet of things (iot), cloud-based and intelligent pass management platforms have gradually become key solutions to these issues. this paper leverages the integrated advantages of cloud and edge computing to propose an innovative design for a nationwide airport restricted area pass management platform. the paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the platform's architecture design, key technologies, and practical application outcomes, aiming to offer valuable references and insights for the intelligent and secure management of airports nationwide. 2. the application of cloud computing and edge computing in pass management (1) cloud computing as a technology based on centralized resource management, cloud computing provides powerful computational capacity and data storage support for the pass management platform[2]. through cloud computing, the platform can achieve centralized management of pass data, including functions such as data storage, identity verification, and permission allocation, thereby improving the standardization and regulation of management processes. however, cloud computing faces limitations in handling high concurrency demands and real-time scenarios at airports due to network transmission delays and bandwidth pressure. these challenges become particularly evident in complex scenarios involving frequent personnel movement and widely distributed areas within airports[3]. (2) edge computing edge computing, by offloading computational and data processing tasks to edge nodes near the data source, can effectively reduce data transmission delays and improve realtime responsiveness. in airport restricted area pass management, edge computing nodes can be deployed at critical locations such as airport entrances and security checkpoints to enable localized pass verification and permission management[4]. the introduction of edge computing not only reduces dependence on the cloud but also enhances the efficiency and security of data processing. however, the computational resources of edge nodes are relatively limited, necessitating cloud-edge collaboration to achieve more comprehensive functionality. 3. demand analysis of the nationwide airport restricted area pass management platform (1) real-time requirements airport restricted area pass management has extremely high demands for real-time performance, especially in processes such as identity verification, permission validation, and abnormal alert handling. for instance, during peak hours, security checkpoints need to verify passes within milliseconds to ensure efficient and safe personnel passage. traditional cloud computing struggles to meet this 36 requirement due to data transmission delays, whereas the localized processing capabilities of edge computing provide an effective solution to the real-time challenge. (2) data security and privacy requirements pass data in airport restricted areas involves sensitive information such as personal identity details and access permissions, making data security and privacy protection particularly critical. in a cloud computing environment, data is exposed to risks of cyberattacks and breaches. edge computing, by processing data locally, reduces the frequency of data transmission and thus minimizes the risk of exposure. however, edge nodes also face challenges such as physical device security and access control[6]. it is necessary to establish stringent security mechanisms to ensure data safety throughout its entire lifecycle. (3) scalability requirements with seasonal fluctuations and long-term growth in airport passenger traffic, the nationwide airport restricted area pass management platform must possess excellent scalability to meet the diverse requirements of different airports and adapt to future development trends. the elastic scalability of cloud computing offers significant advantages in handling largescale data growth, while the dynamic deployment and resource scheduling of edge computing nodes are equally critical to ensuring the platform's sustainable development. 4. cloud-edge integrated architecture design (1) overall architecture figure 1. overall architecture to meet the requirements of efficiency, security, and scalability in airport restricted area pass management, this paper proposes an architecture design optimized through the integration of cloud computing and edge computing. the architecture consists of three layers: the edge layer, the cloud layer, and the communication network layer. edge layer: deployed at key areas of airports, edge computing nodes are responsible for local data collection and rapid processing of pass-related information. for example, devices such as cameras and rfid card readers collect pass information in real time, while the edge nodes conduct preliminary verification and permission checks. cloud platform: the cloud platform provides large-scale data storage, in-depth analysis, and global management functions. for instance, it supports cross-airport pass data correlation analysis and the optimization of permission allocation strategies. communication network layer: a combination of 5g networks and wired networks ensures stable and efficient data transmission between edge nodes and the cloud. this setup is designed to meet real-time requirements in high-concurrency scenarios. (2) data processing workflow the data processing workflow of the pass management platform consists of three stages: data collection, preliminary analysis, and in-depth analysis. edge nodes use sensing devices to collect pass information in real time and perform data preprocessing, such as feature extraction and format conversion. edge nodes handle high-priority tasks locally, such as real-time identity verification and permission checks. critical data is then uploaded to the cloud for further processing. the cloud aggregates and deeply analyzes crossregional and cross-node data. by leveraging big data and artificial intelligence algorithms, the platform identifies potential security risks and optimizes permission management strategies. 5. key technologies and implementation methods (1) cloud-edge collaborative scheduling algorithm the cloud-edge collaborative scheduling algorithm is a key technology for enabling efficient collaboration between cloud computing and edge computing. its goal is to allocate tasks to edge nodes or the cloud based on task characteristics, resource availability, and real-time requirements, thereby optimizing system performance and resource utilization while meeting the strict real-time requirements of the airport restricted area pass management platform. this study employs a priorityand resource-aware scheduling algorithm, with the following steps: when a task arrives, its priority is determined first. priority is classified based on task type and urgency. tasks directly related to personnel passage and airport security, such as realtime identity verification and permission validation, are assigned high priority. non-critical tasks with less stringent real-time requirements, such as data statistics analysis or historical record queries, are assigned low priority. the resource status of edge nodes is assessed, including key metrics such as cpu utilization, memory usage, and network bandwidth consumption. if edge node resources are sufficient and the task is high 37 priority, the task is assigned to the edge node for local processing, leveraging its low-latency advantage to meet realtime requirements. for example, during identity verification at a security checkpoint, the edge node processes the task using local resources, reducing data transmission time and improving passage efficiency. for medium-priority tasks, both the edge node and cloud load conditions are considered. if the edge node's load is light and processing the task does not affect high-priority tasks, the task is executed locally at the edge node. otherwise, it is forwarded to the cloud for processing. for example, some permission validation tasks are processed locally if edge resources are available, or sent to the cloud if resources are constrained. low-priority tasks and tasks requiring significant computational resources and complex data analysis, such as risk prediction based on big data and long-term permission strategy optimization, are directly assigned to the cloud. the cloud, with its powerful computational capabilities and massive data storage, efficiently handles such tasks. to further optimize task allocation, a dynamic adjustment mechanism is introduced. resource usage at edge nodes and the cloud is monitored periodically, and task allocation is adjusted in real-time based on load fluctuations. for instance, when an edge node is heavily loaded, some medium-priority tasks are transferred to the cloud. conversely, when the cloud is heavily loaded, tasks that can be processed at the edge are assigned to edge nodes. additionally, task execution history is analyzed to predict future task volumes and resource demands, enabling proactive resource allocation to prevent system congestion. by utilizing this cloud-edge collaborative scheduling algorithm, tasks are allocated effectively between edge nodes and the cloud. high-priority real-time tasks are processed rapidly, complex tasks are executed efficiently, and system load is balanced, thereby enhancing overall system performance. (2) security mechanism the security mechanism aims to establish a comprehensive, multi-layered security protection system for the airport restricted area pass management platform, ensuring the security of pass data throughout its transmission, storage, and usage processes. ssl/tls protocols are used to encrypt data communication between edge nodes and the cloud. during the connection establishment phase, both parties negotiate encryption algorithms and keys through a handshake protocol to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data transmission. for example, when edge nodes upload identity verification data or the cloud issues permission update instructions, all data is transmitted within an ssl/tls encrypted channel, effectively preventing network attacks and eavesdropping. both the cloud and edge nodes use encryption algorithms to store data securely. sensitive data, such as personal id numbers and biometric information, is encrypted using the aes (advanced encryption standard) algorithm and stored as ciphertext. only authorized users with decryption keys can access and restore the data. additionally, blockchain technology is integrated for distributed storage and verification of critical data, such as pass issuance records and important operation logs. the immutability of blockchain ensures the authenticity and integrity of the data. each data record is stored in a blockchain block and linked through hash algorithms to form an immutable chain, where any tampering attempts can be detected by network nodes. strict identity authentication is enforced for edge computing nodes and devices accessing the platform. digital certificate technology is used to issue a unique digital certificate to authorized devices. when devices attempt to connect, they must present their certificate for identity verification. only authenticated devices are allowed to communicate and interact with the platform, preventing unauthorized devices from accessing data or launching attacks. a role-based access control (rbac) model is widely applied. permissions are assigned based on user roles (e.g., airport management personnel, security checkpoint staff, passengers) and responsibilities. airport management personnel can manage the entire lifecycle of passes. security staff are restricted to verifying passes and handling exceptions. passengers can only view their own pass information. access control strictly limits users' access to data and functions, ensuring that only authorized actions are allowed, thereby preventing unauthorized access and data leaks. the platform includes a security auditing system to monitor and record all operations in real time, including user logins, data access, and permission changes. audit logs are periodically analyzed to identify potential security threats and unauthorized actions, enabling timely measures to enhance security protections. by implementing these security mechanisms, the platform ensures robust protection for pass data, combats unauthorized access, and maintains the integrity and confidentiality of the system. 6. conclusion through the implementation of these key technologies, cloud computing and edge computing achieve deep integration within the airport restricted area pass management platform, establishing a solid technical foundation for the platform's efficient and secure operation. this paper proposes a nationwide airport restricted area pass management platform architecture based on cloud-edge integration. experiments and real-world cases have validated its significant advantages in terms of real-time performance, security, and scalability. in the future, with the continued development of mobile communication networks, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence technologies, the application prospects of the cloud-edge integration architecture in smart airport management will become even broader. acknowledgments the authors would like to express their sincere gratitude to their leaders and colleagues for their invaluable guidance, support, and encouragement throughout the course of this work. their expertise, collaboration, and dedication were instrumental in overcoming challenges and achieving the goals of this project. the authors deeply appreciate their trust, valuable insights, and unwavering belief in the success of this endeavor. references [1] silvianda s, sihombing i m, erma z. legal review of airport pass service at the airport authority office in region ii medan when entering the security restricted area[j]. legal brief, 2023, 11(6): 3574-3583. 38 [2] sadeeq m m, abdulkareem n m, zeebaree s r m, et al. iot and cloud computing issues, challenges and opportunities: a review[j]. qubahan academic journal, 2021, 1(2): 1-7. 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[6] alabsi m i, gill a q. a review of passenger digital information privacy concerns in smart airports[j]. ieee access, 2021, 9: 33769-33781. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 34 research on preventing medical information from leaking based on homomorphic encryption kangwei rao * school of intelligent technology and engineering, chongqing university of science and technology, chongqing, 401331, china * corresponding author email: r759033kw@outlook.com abstract: the security and privacy protection of medical information is one of the important challenges facing today's society. disclosure of medical information can lead to invasion of patient privacy, reputational damage to medical institutions, and potential legal liability. therefore, it is very important to take effective measures to prevent the leakage of medical information. information encryption is a common technical means, which can effectively protect the security and privacy of medical information. the purpose of this paper is to discuss how to prevent medical information leakage through information encryption. first, we describe the sensitivity and importance of medical information, as well as the current security challenges. then, we discuss in detail the basic principles of information encryption and common encryption algorithms, including symmetric encryption and asymmetric encryption. next, we explore the specific application scenarios of medical information encryption, such as electronic medical records, medical images and encryption protection during transmission. we also discuss the advantages and challenges of healthcare information encryption and propose some solutions such as key management and access control. finally, we summarize the importance of information encryption in preventing medical information leakage and emphasize the need for further research and practice to ensure the security and privacy protection of medical information. keywords: medical information security; privacy protection; information encryption; symmetric encryption; asymmetric encryption; electronic medical records; medical images; key management; access control. 1. introduction with the rapid development of medical information technology, the security and privacy protection of medical information are becoming more and more important. this paper aims to discuss how to strengthen the security of medical information through information encryption and other measures. first, we describe the importance and sensitivity of medical information, as well as the current security challenges. then, we discuss in detail the basic principles of information encryption and common encryption algorithms, including symmetric encryption and asymmetric encryption. next, we explore the specific application scenarios of medical information encryption, such as electronic medical records, medical images and encryption protection during transmission. we also discuss the advantages and challenges of healthcare information encryption and propose some solutions such as key management and access control. finally, we summarize the importance of medical information encryption and emphasize the need for further research and practice to ensure the security and privacy of medical information. 2. literature review there have been a number of literature reviews that have helped us review the encryption techniques used to secure medical data, and there have been research papers that have explored the use of homomorphic encryption to enhance the privacy and security of electronic health records, not only introducing the basic principles of homomorphic encryption, but also discussing how it can be applied to the encryption and processing of medical information to protect patient privacy. in addition, other papers related to medical information security have also mentioned that attribute-based encryption (abe) realizes secure and efficient medical data sharing. the purpose of this paper is to evaluate the performance and security of encryption algorithms in medical image encryption, and to provide guidance for selecting appropriate encryption algorithms. in "secure transmission of medical data using blockchain technology," the authors explore the use of blockchain technology to enable the secure transportation of medical data, it also discusses how the decentralization and immutability of blockchain can be used to protect the security of medical information. numerous literature reviews have provided important research results and relevant practical experience on preventing medical information leakage through information encryption, covering different types of encryption technologies and application scenarios, and providing valuable reference and guidance for the research and practice in the field of medical information security. rivest et al. asked a natural question: what can one do with an encryption scheme that is fully homomorphic: a scheme e with an efficient algorithm evaluatee that, for any valid public key pk, any circuit c (not just a circuit consisting of multiplication gates), and any ciphertexts ψi←encrypte (pk,πi), outputsψ←evaluatee (pk, c,ψ1,...,ψt) , a valid encryption of c(π1,...,πt) under pk? their answer: one can arbitrarily compute on encrypted data – i. e., one can process encrypted data (query it, write into it, do anything to it that can be efficiently expressed as a circuit) without the decryption key. [1] 3. the reality of preventing medical information leakage through information encryption in the united states, the health insurance portability and accountability act (hipaa) requires medical institutions and health care providers to take appropriate security measures to 35 protect patients' medical information. these include the use of encryption to protect the transmission and storage of medical information. the implementation of hipaa has led to the widespread adoption of encryption technology by healthcare organizations to protect patient privacy and sensitive data. 3.1. medical information security urgently needs to be protected by information encryption in 2019, the database of the national university of singapore hospital was hacked, resulting in the theft of personal and medical information of about 15,000 patients. this information includes name, id number, contact information and so on. [2] another was the 2020 federal labor relations board data breach, in which the federal labor relations board's database was hacked, resulting in the theft of personal and medical information of about 25,000 patients. this information includes names, social security numbers, medical records, and more. [3] and antamos medical center data breach (2015): antamos medical center in california was hacked, resulting in the theft of personal and medical information of approximately 45,000 patients. this information includes names, social security numbers, dates of birth, contact information and more. [4] then there's the nhs data breach (2017): the nhs was hit by a ransomware attack that left healthcare facilities across the country unable to access patients' medical records and data. the attack affected tens of thousands of patients, resulting in disruption of medical services and loss of data. [5] 3.2. the challenge of information encryption in preventing medical information leakage encryption algorithms require the use of keys for encryption and decryption operations. effective key management is essential to ensure the security of cryptographic systems. healthcare organizations need to establish robust key management policies, including processes for generating, storing, distributing, and updating keys. encryption is only one part of health information security, and access control mechanisms need to be integrated. healthcare organizations need to ensure that only authorized personnel have access to encrypted medical information and that appropriate authentication and rights management measures are in place. implementing encryption technology requires appropriate hardware and software support. healthcare organizations need to invest sufficient resources to select, deploy, and maintain encryption systems to ensure their efficient operation and security. healthcare organizations need to train their staff to increase their understanding and awareness of the proper use of encryption technology. employees should understand the importance of encryption and follow relevant security policies and operating procedures. with the continuous development of technology, new encryption algorithms and attack techniques are constantly emerging. healthcare organizations need to keep abreast of and adopt the latest encryption technologies while remaining vigilant against new security threats 4. to the knowledge of homomorphic encryption homomorphic encryption is a special encryption technique that allows calculations to be performed on data in the encrypted state without the need to decrypt the data. [6] in medical information encryption, homomorphic encryption can be used to calculate and analyze medical data without decrypting the data, thus protecting the privacy of the data. 4.1. about methodology the gentry structure is an important structure of homomorphic encryption, proposed by craig gentry in 2009. it is based on the concepts of ideal lattice and ideal on rings. the algorithm composition of gentry structure mainly includes the following key parts: ideal lattice: the gentry structure uses ideal lattices as its underlying mathematical structure. an ideal lattice is a mathematical structure that can be used to build various operations and algorithms in homomorphic encryption schemes. ideal on rings: the gentry structure uses ideal on rings to implement the basic operation of homomorphic encryption. an ideal on a ring is a mathematical concept that can be used to define addition and multiplication operations in homomorphic encryption schemes. key generation algorithm: the trap generation algorithm of the gentry structure is used to generate public and private key pairs. the public key is used to encrypt data, and the private key is used for decryption and computation. encryption algorithm: the gentry encryption algorithm is used to encrypt plaintext data into ciphertext. the public key is used for encryption. decryption algorithm: the decryption algorithm of the gentry structure is used to decrypt ciphertext data into plain text. the private key is used for decryption. homomorphic operation algorithm: a homomorphic operation algorithm based on the gentry structure is used to calculate ciphertext in encrypted state. these algorithms allow homomorphic addition and multiplication operations on encrypted data. [7] 4.2. general principles of homomorphic encryption figure 1. the whole process is roughly 36 alice uses the cloud to process data with homomorphic encryption (hereinafter referred to as he) and the whole process is roughly like figure 1 to show: alice encrypts the data and sends the encrypted data to the cloud. the method by which alice submits data to the cloud is represented here by the function f. the cloud processes the data in function f and sends the result to alice. alice decrypts the data and gets the result. from this, it is possible to intuitively get a function that the he schemes should have: keygen function: key generation function. this function should be run by alice to generate the key used to encrypt data. of course, there should also be some public constants pp (public parameter) encrypt function: encrypt function. this function, which should also be run by alice, encrypts the user data with key, resulting in ciphertext ct (ciphertext). [8] evaluate function: evaluate function. this function is run by the cloud and operates on the ciphertext under the data processing method f given by the user, making the result equivalent to the user encrypting f(data) with the key. decrypt function: decrypt function. this function is run by alice to get the result f(data) of cloud processing. [9] figure 2. the he schemes 5. medical information protection scheme based on homomorphic encryption in the medical information protection scheme, it is necessary to preprocess the original medical data first. this includes steps such as data cleansing, de-identification, and data format conversion to ensure data consistency and availability. the trap generation algorithm of homomorphic encryption algorithm is used to generate public and private key pairs. the public key is used to encrypt data, and the private key is used for decryption and computation. trap generation algorithm needs to ensure the security and randomness of the generated key pair. the preprocessed medical data was encrypted into ciphertext using an encryption algorithm. the public key is used in the encryption process to ensure that only the person holding the corresponding private key can decrypt the data. encryption algorithms need to ensure data confidentiality and integrity. encrypted medical data can be securely stored locally or in a storage system in the cloud. in the process of data transmission, it is necessary to adopt a secure communication protocol and encryption technology to prevent data leakage and tampering. the algorithm of homomorphic operation is used to calculate and analyze the encrypted medical data. homomorphic operation algorithms allow homomorphic addition and multiplication operations on ciphertext in the encrypted state without decrypting the data. this makes it possible to perform complex calculations and analyses while protecting data privacy. a decryption algorithm is used to decrypt the calculated result into plain text. the private key is used for decryption. the decrypted results can be used for further data interpretation and analysis to support medical decisions and research. 5.1. the feasibility and effect of homomorphic encryption scheme in actual medical environment are analyzed algorithm complexity: the computational complexity of homomorphic encryption algorithms is higher and may require more computing resources and time. in a real-world medical environment, the computing power and performance of the system need to be evaluated to ensure that it can meet real-time and responsive requirements. data scale: healthcare data is typically large and highly dimensional. homomorphic encryption schemes need to process a large amount of data, so it is necessary to evaluate the feasibility and efficiency of the scheme on large-scale data sets. system integration: homomorphic encryption schemes need to be integrated with existing healthcare information systems, including data storage, data transmission, and data processing. it is necessary to evaluate the compatibility and integration difficulty of the solution with the existing system. 5.2. evaluate and compare medical information protection schemes based on homomorphic encryption homomorphic encryption is an encryption scheme that allows calculations to be performed on encrypted data without decrypting it. this technology has important implications for the protection of medical information, as it allows sensitive data to be shared and processed securely while maintaining privacy. when evaluating and comparing medical information protection schemes based on homomorphic encryption, the following factors need to be considered: security: the level of security provided by the encryption scheme is the most important. the scheme should be resistant to known encryption attacks and should provide strong protection against malicious adversaries. computational efficiency: homomorphic encryption schemes usually have significant computational overhead due to the complex mathematical operations involved. it is important to evaluate 37 the efficiency of the scheme in terms of computational resources and processing time required. data privacy: the program shall ensure the privacy and confidentiality of medical information shared or processed. this includes preventing unauthorized access and ensuring that encrypted data cannot be linked back to the original patient. usability and practicality: the program should be easy to deploy and use in existing healthcare systems. it should integrate well with existing infrastructure and workflows, and not create significant barriers or burdens for users. scalability: the solution's ability to efficiently and effectively process large amounts of medical data is critical for real-world medical applications. some of the popular homomorphic encryption schemes that have been explored for healthcare information protection include: fully homomorphic encryption (fhe): fhe provides the highest level of security by performing calculations on encrypted data without any restrictions. however, fhe implementations are currently resource intensive and computationally expensive. partial homomorphic encryption (phe): phe schemes, such as the paillier cryptosystem, allow specific types of calculations to be performed on encrypted data, such as addition and multiplication. these schemes provide a good balance between safety and efficiency. somewhat homomorphic encryption (she): she schemes, such as bgv schemes, allow a limited number of calculations to be performed on encrypted data. while they may not support arbitrary calculations, they provide better computational efficiency compared to fhe. each scheme has its own advantages and disadvantages. the choice of protocol depends on the specific requirements and limitations of the medical application. when comparing different homomorphic encryption schemes for medical information protection, it is important to carefully evaluate the trade-offs between security, computational efficiency, and availability. 6. challenges and limitations of medical information protection based on homomorphic encryption homomorphic encryption is computationally intensive and can significantly impact system performance. the encryption and decryption operations, as well as the homomorphic computations, can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. this can pose challenges in real-time applications or scenarios with large-scale data processing requirements. implementing and managing a homomorphic encryption system requires specialized knowledge and expertise. it involves complex cryptographic algorithms and protocols, which may be challenging for healthcare organizations to understand and implement correctly. additionally, integrating homomorphic encryption into existing healthcare systems and workflows can be complex and time-consuming. homomorphic encryption supports a limited set of mathematical operations, such as addition and multiplication. however, more complex operations, such as division or comparison, are not directly supported. this limitation can restrict the types of computations that can be performed on encrypted medical data, potentially impacting the usefulness of the system. homomorphic encryption relies on secure key management practices to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of the encrypted data. key generation, distribution, and storage are critical aspects that need to be carefully managed. any compromise in key management can lead to the exposure of sensitive medical information. homomorphic encryption may face scalability challenges when dealing with large volumes of medical data. as the size of the data increases, the computational and storage requirements also increase, potentially impacting the system's scalability and performance. homomorphic encryption may face interoperability challenges when integrating with existing healthcare systems and standards. ensuring compatibility and seamless data exchange between different systems can be complex, especially when dealing with encrypted data. healthcare organizations must comply with various data privacy and security regulations, such as hipaa in the united states. implementing homomorphic encryption while ensuring compliance with these regulations can be challenging, as the regulations may not explicitly address the use of such encryption techniques 7. look forward to the future development direction by means of algorithm optimization, parallel computing, hardware acceleration, data compression and optimization, precomputation and cache technology, the algorithm efficiency of homomorphic encryption can be improved, the computational complexity can be reduced, and the algorithm is more practical and efficient. 7.1. algorithm direction improvement strategy the design and implementation of homomorphic encryption algorithms can continue to be improved to improve their efficiency and performance. this includes optimizing the mathematics of the encryption algorithm, reducing the computation and storage overhead, and improving key generation and management. in addition, combining homomorphic encryption algorithm with special hardware can further improve the computing efficiency. for example, using hardware acceleration technologies such as fpgas (field programmable gate arrays) or asics (application-specific integrated circuits), high-performance homomorphic encryption computing can be achieved to speed up data processing. at the same time, the technique of parallel computing can be used to decompose the computation task of homomorphic encryption into multiple subtasks and process them simultaneously. by making full use of multi-core processors, distributed computing and gpu acceleration, the computational efficiency of homomorphic encryption can be improved. 7.2. an improved strategy in the direction of computational complexity by using the compression algorithm, the storage space of data can be reduced and storage resources can be saved. common compression algorithms include lossless compression algorithms (such as gzip, zip) and lossy compression algorithms (such as jpeg, mp3). choosing the right compression algorithm can be a trade-off based on data type and compression ratio requirements. in other ways, the representation size of the data can be reduced by using more compact data encoding. for example, using variable-length encodings (such as huffman encoding) can assign different lengths of encodings depending on the frequency of the data, thereby reducing the size of the representation of the data. 38 8. conclusion homomorphic encryption is an effective technique to protect the privacy of medical information. by using homomorphic encryption, medical data can be calculated and analyzed in its encrypted state without the need to decrypt the data. helps to protect patient privacy and comply with data protection regulations. at the same time, homomorphic encryption has potential in medical information sharing and collaboration. by using homomorphic encryption, healthcare organizations can securely share data and facilitate medical research and collaboration. this helps to increase innovation and development in the medical field. homomorphic encryption of course has its own challenges, 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(2010). improved delegation of computation using fully homomorphic encryption. in advances in cryptology—crypto 2010, 483501. springer. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 56 research on the application of deep learning in natural language processing fangxu yan, jianhui wang, wei li school of mathematics and systems science, shenyang normal university, shenyang liaoning, 110034, china abstract: deep learning is a kind of machine learning, which is the necessary path to realize artificial intelligence. the application of deep learning in the field of natural language processing has gone far beyond the limitations of traditional methods, showing unparalleled advantages such as automatically learning abstract features from the original data to form preciser representation. this paper aims to analyze the application of deep learning in natural language processing, and provides reference for the follow-up research and development in this field. keywords: deep learning; natural language processing; neural network. 1. introduction in recent years, as a hot field of artificial intelligence research, deep learning (dl) has had an increasingly important impact on many tasks due to its excellent feature extraction and learning capabilities. the concept of dl was first proposed by hinton in 2006[1]. it aims to learn the inherent laws and representation levels of sample data, so that machines can have analytical learning capabilities like humans. at the same time, dl has been widely used in natural language processing (nlp), computer vision (cv), speech recognition (sr) and other fields, which has attracted much attention. nlp is regarded as the pearl on the crown of artificial intelligence. the goal of nlp is to enable computers to understand, process and generate natural language, so as to provide users with better interactive experience and more efficient output. therefore, how to use dl to promote the development of nlp is the hot spot and difficulty in current research. at present, the breakthrough of deep learning technology has brought great changes to the development of nlp, which has greatly promoted the frontier research and practical application in this field. dl has dominated especially in key applications such as machine translation, text sentiment analysis, and question answering systems. in addition to these main application fields, dl also shows strong potential and development prospects in many directions such as text generation, named entity recognition and relation extraction. these not only promote the rapid development of nlp technology, but also have great economic value in many practical application scenarios such as search engine optimization, knowledge graph construction, intelligent customer service and so on. in summary, in-depth study of the application development and problems of dl in the field of nlp is of great practical significance for promoting the deep integration of artificial intelligence and various fields of economic society, stimulating high-quality economic development, and motivating the high-level application of intelligent manufacturing [2]. 2. principles of deep learning the concept of deep learning originates from the research of artificial neural network. dl combines low-level features to form more abstract high-level representation attribute categories or features to discover distributed feature representations of data. the motivation of studying deep learning is to establish a neural network that simulates the human brain for analytical learning. it imitates the mechanism of the human brain to interpret data, such as images, sounds and texts[3]. a basic neural network includes input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the input layer is responsible for receiving the original data set, and the output layer delivers the prediction results of the model. the hidden layer is located between the input layer and the output layer, which usually appears as multiple layers and contains multiple neurons. each neuron and the others in the anterior and posterior layers transmit information through weight. by nonlinearly converting the input signals of neurons, the activation function enables the network to learn and perform more complex tasks. common activation functions contain , , , and so on. in addition, the propagation of data is divided into forward propagation and back propagation. in forward propagation, the input data is linearly transformed by the weight and bias of each layer, and non-linearly transformed by the activation function, and then output to the next layer until reaching the output layer. in the back propagation, the error of the output layer is first calculated, and then propagated from the output layer to the hidden layer until propagated to the input layer. through back propagation, the gradient information of each parameter on the loss function can be obtained, so as to optimize and update the parameters. different from traditional shallow learning, dl emphasizes the depth of the model structure, which can be added to obtain deep meaning. secondly, dl clarifies the importance of feature learning. by layer-by-layer feature transformation, the feature representation of the sample in the original space is transformed into a new feature space, which makes classification or prediction easier. the most classic deep learning networks include convolutional neural network (cnn) and recurrent neural network (rnn). 2.1. convolutional neural network cnn is a kind of feedforward neural networks with convolution calculation and deep structure, which is one of the representative algorithms of deep learning. cnn adopts the method of local connection and weight sharing. on the 57 one hand, it reduces the number of weights and makes the network easy to optimize. on the other hand, it reduces the complexity of the model and reduces the risk of overfitting[4]. when the input of the network is an image, these advantages will be more obvious. each neuron only needs to perceive some elements in the image or text, and the final neuron integrates the perceived local information to obtain the comprehensive representation information of the image or text. as shown in figure 1, cnn is usually composed of input layer, convolutional layer, activation fuction, pooling layer, fully connected layer and output layer. the convolutional layer is an important part of cnn. each node input in the convolutional layer is part of the previous neural network layer, which aims to extract different features of the input picture or text. when dealing with the text sequence problem, the convolution layer usually uses filters of different sizes to extract different features in the text sequence. then the nonlinearity of cnn is increased by the activation function. the pooling layer is to reduce the input dimension of the model, thereby reducing the complexity and parameters, improving robustness, and preventing model from overfitting to a certain extent. the most common pooling methods are maximum pooling and average pooling. the fully connected layer is mainly responsible for dimensionality reduction while retaining truly effective information. usually, the components from the convolutional layer to the pooling layer are regarded as the process of automatically extracting features. after the feature extraction is completed, the output layer needs to be used to complete the classification or prediction tasks. generally, the learned high-dimensional feature representation is fed to the output layer, and the probability that the current sample belongs to different categories is calculated by the softmax function. fig 1. overall structure of cnn 2.2. recurrent neural network recurrent neural network has the structure of tree layer, which is an artificial neural network in which the network nodes recursive the input information according to their connection order. rnn has a variable topology and shares weights. it is mostly used in machine learning tasks containing structural relationships and has attracted the attention of researchers in the field of nlp. the basic structure of rnn includes input layer, hidden layer and output layer. the biggest difference between rnn and traditional neural network is that rnn will send the output of the previous word into the hidden layer of the next word to train together, and finally only output the calculation result of the last word. at present, rnn has a great influence on short-term memory, but has little effect on long-term memory, which decides the predicament of the incompetence in dealing with input sequences with large length. and in the process of back propagation, the gradient multiplication is involved in the process of finding the parameter gradient of the bottom layer, which is prone to the problem of gradient disappearance or gradient explosion. long short-term memory (lstm) network and gated recurrent unit (gru) can solve this problem to a certain extent. 3. application of deep learning in nlp 3.1. machine translation machine translation (mt) refers to the process of using a machine to translate a natural language in a written form or sound form into a natural language in another written form or sound form through a specific computer program. with the development of dl, the quality of mt has been significantly improved, and it has been able to handle more complex and natural language expressions. the sequence-to-sequence (seq2seq) model is one of the applications of dl in mt. it is designed to directly establish a mapping between the input and output sequences, without the need for complex feature engineering or intermediate representation. seq2seq includes an encoder responsible for understanding the input language and a decoder responsible for translating the target language. this end-to-end training method enables the model to capture rich language patterns and context information on a large number of bilingual data. different from the seq2seq model, transformer relies entirely on the self-attention mechanism, which allows the model to process input data in parallel and better capture long-distance dependencies in the sequence. this brings higher efficiency and better performance to the model and becomes the core of many leading translation systems today. 3.2. sentiment analysis sentiment analysis, also known as tendency analysis, aims to analyze and process the text with subjective emotion [5]. different from the traditional sentiment analysis methods that have the problem of semantic loss, over-reliance on prior background knowledge, and more requirement on manual intervention, dl provides a method to learn and extract features directly from data. cnn 's multiple convolutional layers are able to extract more complex text features layer by layer to form a hierarchical text representation, which is achieved by capturing the n-gram features in the text through a sliding window and identifying keywords or phrases related to specific emotions. collobert et al. proposed a general framework based on cnn to solve a large number of nlp tasks in 2011[6]. then in 2014, kalchbrenner et al. successfully used cnn to extract significant n-gram features from input sentences [7]. rnn and its extension, such as 58 lstm and gru, are designed to solve the problem of longdistance dependency in text. the emotion in the text often depends not only on the local vocabulary selection, but also on the context, the information in the front and back sentences. in 2011, mikolov et al. successfully used rnn for language modeling [8]. sutskever et al. proposed a general deep lstm encoder-decoder framework that enables mapping between sequences in 2014[9]. 3.3. question answering system the question answering system is designed to provide users with accurate answers. driven by dl technology, the ability of question answering system has been significantly enhanced, especially when dealing with large and complex text databases. traditional question answering methods usually rely on manually formulated rules or shallow text matching techniques, but these methods lack the ability to deal with diverse and complex problems. in contrast, dl provides a way to learn directly from data, and to understand text content and contextual relationships more deeply. bert, a bidirectional deep language model based on transformer, is proposed by devlin et al. in 2018[10]. as shown in figure 2, the model is composed of multi-layer bidirectional transformer decoder. it learns the internal structure of language by pre-training a large number of unlabeled texts and semantics, and then optimize the results through label data for question answering tasks. in this case, bert can capture bidirectional context semantics. another model named text-to-text transfer transformer(t5) adopts a new methods[11]. it treats all nlp tasks as text-to-text conversion problems. t5 emphasizes the combination of taskindependent pre-training and task-specific fine-tuning, which enables the model to show a high degree of flexibility and accuracy in question and answer scenarios. fig 2. bert model 4. conclusion this paper mainly introduces cnn and rnn in dl, and expounds the research progress of each task in the field of nlp. although dl has achieved great success in various tasks of nlp, there are still difficulties that need to be overcome. the larger the deep neural network model is, the longer the training time needs. how to reduce the model volume while maintaining the performance is a direction for future research. looking ahead, dl may also be combined with other cuttingedge technologies such as quantum computing and edge computing to achieve higher computational efficiency and wider application scenarios. the application of dl in nlp will be more diverse and extensive. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from liaoning 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[11] raffel c, shazeer n, roberts a, et al. exploring the limits of transfer learning with a unified text-to-text transformer[j]. journal of machine learning research, 2020, 21(140): 1-67. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 69 research on code generation technology based on llm pre‐training ling chen department of big data and artificial intelligence, wuhu university, wuhu, anhui, 241000, china abstract: in recent years, the continuous improvement and rapid development of large language model (llm) technology, and the pre-trained code generation technology involved in it has attracted extensive attention in the industry. through llm, the conversion from the well-known natural language (nl) to the programming language (pl) written by professional code practitioners can be realized, which greatly reduces the threshold of programming language, and has demonstrated significant performance and advantages in code generation tasks through pre-training. this paper systematically sorts out, researches and summarizes the pre-trained code generation techniques in recent years. firstly, the development time roadmap of the pre-trained model related to code generation is extracted from the relevant research results. secondly, the characteristics of different code generation pre-trained models are sorted out and summarized. at the same time, the evaluation mechanism and dataset for different pre-trained code generation models are given, and the research data are compared and analyzed. finally, combined with the current development situation, the future development direction of code generation technology is prospected. keywords: llm; pre-training; code generation; nl-pl. 1. introduction in recent years, the development of llm technology has attracted extensive attention from industry and academia, and since the early representative language model gpt-3 was proposed in july 2020, code models have been emerging due to their excellent natural language processing task processing capabilities, question answering and code capabilities. gpt-3 is based on the transformer model, which reflects the advantages of the transformer model's long text sequence processing ability, processes the input sequence through the self-attention mechanism, and combines parallel computing to speed up the training process. in addition, the autoregressive pre-training adopted by gpt-3 has outstanding performance in generation tasks, which has also prompted more scholars to devote themselves to the research of language models, expanding the types of programming language support for language models on code generation tasks (java, python, c/c++, go, ruby, javascript, php, etc.), and the research direction has also been continuously broadened to the fields of program understanding, code filling, code repair, clone detection, code translation and code optimization. since the introduction of llm, the pre-trained model of nl has rapidly influenced the process of software development, and gradually influenced the process of hardware development, and achieved success from nl to pl. the pre-trained models in llms can be architecturally divided into three categories: encoder-decoder architecture, encoder-only architecture, and decoder-only architecture. the core idea of all three architectures is that knowledge can be learned from large-scale, unlabeled data through selfsupervised training. the pre-trained model needs to be pretrained on large-scale unscaled data, and then fine-tuned on the annotated dataset for specific downstream tasks (such as code generation, code translation, and code repair) according to the representations obtained from the pre-training, so as to achieve better generalization ability and better performance on specific downstream tasks. in the process of sorting out the research work of llm pretrained models on code generation tasks, the literature search keywords used in this paper were code generation, code synthesis, program synthesis, code completion, and text-tocode. the main ways of literature retrieval were: (1) cnki database, google scholar, aixiv and other databases, (2) enter keywords through the connected papers webpage to find keyword-related correlation, high citation, and recent literatures, (3) combine hugging face and github to find the publication link, star number and influence of the pre-trained model, (4) use papers with code searches keywords to understand the evaluation dataset of the pre-trained model in code generation, high-quality papers, and the latest papers, and (5) obtains the comparative data of key code evaluation through the evalplus leaderboard. the retrieved literature was combed through and 49 high-quality papers were finally selected for this research. this paper mainly studies the pretrained model of large language model, sorts out and summarizes the code generation technology of programming language and the quality evaluation of generated code, and looks forward to future research directions. 2. code generates language models code is a special data format, which is not only a simple code language sequence, but also contains a variety of internal code structures, such as abstract syntax tree (ast), data flow graph (dfg), and control flow graph (cfg). in the past, natual language processing (nlp) technology was better at processing language sequences, and the internal structure of the code has been continuously paid attention to, valued and practiced by researchers in the era of the rise of llms. the traditional supervised learning method needs to learn a large number of annotated code data and extract code feature information when dealing with code generation tasks, but the generalization ability is insufficient, and the fundamental reason is that the annotated code data of code generation tasks requires expert knowledge of each downstream task of the code, which requires a large cost and difficulty of dataset annotation. with the development of technology and the improvement of computing power, pre 70 trained models that can perform self-supervised learning on large-scale unlabeled data have shown advantages and have been rapidly developed. after the pre-trained model, the dataset can be fine-tuned after a small amount of annotation in the later stage, so that it can be better applied to downstream tasks. because of this, a variety of pre-trained models for code generation have emerged in recent years. according to the characteristics of the model framework, the model is divided into encoder-decoder architecture, encoderonly architecture and decoder-only architecture. the timeline of the code-generated by llm since 2020 is shown in fig.1. fig 1. timeline of code generation by llm 2.1. encoder-decoder code generation models in 2021, wang et al.[1] proposed a pre-trained model called codet5, which supports multi-task learning through an encoder-decoder architecture and introduces an identifieraware pre-training task, which can more effectively capture the semantic information of identifiers in the code, enhance the alignment between natural language and programming language, and improve the performance of code generation tasks. the following year, le et al.[2] further developed on the basis of codet5 and proposed the coderl model. the model combines enhanced learning objectives, larger model sizes, and better pre-trained data, and demonstrates excellent code generation capabilities in app and mbpp benchmarks by integrating pre-trained language models with deep reinforcement learning techniques. in 2023, wang et al.[3] again contributed the codet5+ model, which mitigates the difference between the pre-training and fine-tuning phases by introducing hybrid pre-training objectives, including span denoising, contrastive learning, text code matching, and causal language model pre-training tasks. the experimental results show that the codet5+ 16b version has achieved excellent results in the humaneval[4] code generation task, indicating that the model has strong generalization ability when dealing with actual programming tasks. overall, these studies not only demonstrate the potential of encoder-decoder architecture in code generation tasks, but also provide valuable experience and technical reference for subsequent research. the above research demonstrates a trend to improve the performance of code generation models by improving model architecture, introducing task-specific pre-training, and combining different learning methods. from codet5 to coderl to codet5+, each step marks the progress of bridging the gap between nl and pl, and points the way to future code generation research. 2.2. encoder-only code generation models in september 2020, feng et al.[5] proposed the codebert model, a bimodal pre-trained model based on the transformer architecture, which aims to provide a universal representation for the transformation between natural language (nl) and programming language (pl). codebert uses a hybrid objective function to evaluate nl-pl applications by finetuning model parameters by leveraging both bimodal and unimodal data of nl-pl pairs during training. around the same time, guo et al.[6] also developed the graphcodebert model based on the transformer architecture. different from the traditional ast, graphcodebert introduces the dfg in the pre-training stage, which simplifies the coding of the relationship between variables, and integrates the code structure information through the graph-guided masking attention mechanism, which improves the efficiency of the language model. in 2023, li et al.[7] proposed the motcoder model and its mot instruction tuning framework. motcoder enhances the modularity and correctness of the build solution by breaking down the task into logical subtasks and submodules, thereby improving the quality of code generation. these studies not only demonstrate technological innovations in nl-pl conversion, but also provide new perspectives for future developments in the field of code generation. the research on encoder-only code generation models has shown diversified characteristics, from basic model architecture innovations, such as codebert and graphcodebert, to task-oriented optimization frameworks, such as motcoder, all of which are constantly promoting technological progress and development in this field. these research results not only provide a new solution for the bridge between nl and pl, but also provide rich theoretical basis and technical support for future scientific research. 71 2.3. decoder-only code generation models the field of code generation has undergone significant developments, with a series of advanced pre-trained models emerging to advance programming-assisted technologies. in 2022, erik nijkamp et al.[8] proposed the codegen model, which has 1.6 billion parameters, is able to decompose a single program into multiple sub-problems, and performs well in the humaneval benchmark. in addition, they constructed the multi-round programming benchmark (mtpb), which consists of 115 different problem sets and became one of the commonly used evaluation criteria in subsequent studies. in the same year, fried et al.[9] proposed the incoder model, which achieves bidirectional context awareness through code filling, improves the performance of tasks such as type inference and annotation generation, and is comparable to other models in terms of program generation capabilities. huawei's pangu-coder[10] implements text-tocode conversion on the pangu-alpha architecture, and enhances the performance of the model in a small context window through a combination of causal language modeling (clm) and masking language modeling (mlm). in terms of automatic test case generation, chen et al. launched the codet[11] model in 2022, which is able to perform a dual execution protocol to ensure the consistency of test cases, and has a pass@1 of 65.8% on humaneval, which is better than previous research results. the unixcoder[12] proposed by guo et al. is a unified cross-modal pre-trained model, which enhances the code representation ability by using information such as ast encoding and code comments, and achieves good performance on multiple code tasks. the year 2023 saw the birth of the codegeex[13] model, which has reached 13 billion parameters, supports not only python, but also proposes humaneval-x, an evaluation benchmark that supports multiple programming languages, and builds extensions on platforms such as visual studio code. loubna ben allal et al. [14] proposed the santacoder model, which improves model performance by training on a specific subset of programming languages and using a preprocessing method to filter duplicates. the magicoder model by wei et al.[15] was trained on synthetic instruction data using oss-i nstruct and performed well on the humaneval+ benchmark. during the same period, the starcoder model proposed by li et al.[16] performed well in a variety of programming languages, while the wizardcoder proposed by luo et al.[17] improved the fine-tuning ability of complex instructions through the evolution-directive approach. in addition, microsoft's wavecoder [18]model solves the problem of repetition in instruction data generation and enhances the generalization ability of the model by classifying instruction data and introducing the generatordiscriminator framework. in early 2024, guo et al.[19] opensourced the deepseek coder model, which is pre-trained on a large-scale code corpus and further optimized for performance with fine-tuning. openai's gpt-4o[20] marks a major breakthrough in multimodal technology, with performance similar to that of humans on a variety of tasks, especially in visual and audio understanding, have better performance than gpt-4[21][22]. in the same year, the codestral[23] model released by the mistral ai team focuses on code generation tasks and supports multiple programming languages. the claude 3.5 sonnet[24] model launched by anthropicclaude has reached a high level in terms of reasoning ability, knowledge mastery and coding ability. in 2024, the release of the qwen 2[25] model further boosted the development of code generation technology. the qwen 2 model covers a wide range of parameters from hundreds of millions to billions of parameters and has demonstrated comparable or even better performance than proprietary models like qwen[26] in multiple benchmarks such as coding. meta's llama 3.1series[27][28][29][30] models have achieved an important breakthrough in multi-language support, and their powerful instruction tuning capabilities and wide applicability make them ideal for advanced applications. the gemma 2[31] model, through lightweight design and the application of advanced technology, not only surpasses similar models in multiple tasks, but also pays special attention to the safety and responsibility of the model, pointing out the direction for the development of future models[32][33][34]. in short, from 2022 to the present, significant progress has been made in the field of code generation, and the launch of a variety of models has not only enriched the technical means, but also provided a solid theoretical foundation and technical support for practical applications. these research results not only show technological innovation, but also reveal that code generation models are moving towards more practical and professional directions. 3. evaluation datasets for code generation before 2020, most of the code generated by the model could not be directly executed, and was only evaluated by the similarity between the generated code and the reference code, and common metrics include bleu[35], codebleu [36], and accuracy. since 2020, with the rise of pre-trained big oracle model technology, test datasets to evaluate the quality of code generation have been emerging. commonly used datasets include: humaneval, mbpp [37], conala (the code/natural language challenge) [38], apps [39], codexglue [40], ds-1000 (data science) [41], codecontests [42], and concode[43]. table 1 shows the optimal model situation of the dataset commonly used for pretrained llms [44]. table 1. the best model of the dataset commonly used by pretrained llms dataset best model humaneval ldb (gpt-4o, based on seed programs from reflexion) mbpp gpt-4 + agentcoder conala pangu-coder-ft-i apps mapcoder (gpt-4) res-q qurrentos-coder + claude 3.5 sonnet pecc claude 3 haiku conala-ext bart base turbulence gpt-4 72 the conala dataset, which was proposed by yin p et al. in 2018, was scraped from stack overflow, filtered and organized, and divided into 2379 training examples and 500 test examples. codexglue, presented in february 2021, the benchmark dataset pair accelerates re-searching in programming language tasks. codexglue, a benchmark dataset searcher used to facilitate machine learning comprehension and generation. codexglue includes a collection of 10 tasks across 14 datasets and a platform for model evaluation and comparison. codexglue also features three baseline systems, including bert-style, gpt-style, and encoder-decoder models, making it easy for researchers to use the platform. the availability of such data and baselines can aid in the development and validation of issues that can be used for a variety of program understanding and generation issues. the humaneval dataset was released by openai in july 2021 along with the code model codex, and contains 164 programming questions, all of which include function signature properties, document strings, function bodies, and several unit tests. they are all handwritten to ensure that they are not included in the training set of the code generation model. programming questions are written in python and include natural text in english in comments and docstrings. for example, the task_id is humaleval/0, which consists of seven unit test cases [45]. table 2 shows the test rankings of different code models on the humaneval dataset [44] (as of august 6, 2024). in 2021, the majority of the mbpp (mostly basic python programming) dataset was basic python programming questions, and the benchmark consisted of 974 crowdsourced python programming questions, each of which consisted of a task description, a code solution, and 3 automated test cases. specifically, task id 11 ~ 510 is used for testing, task id 1~10 is used for a small number of short prompts, task id 511~ 600 is used for verification during finetuning, and task id 601~ 974 is used for training. fig 2. the task_id of the humaneval dataset consists of humaleval/0 questions the apps (automated programming progress standard) dataset was proposed by hendrycks d et al. in 2021 and includes questions collected from different open access coding websites. the apps benchmark attempts to mirror the way human programmers evaluate by asking coding questions in unrestricted natural language and assessing the correctness of the solutions. the difficulty of the questions ranges from entry-level to collegiate competition level and measures coding ability and problem-solving skills. there are 10,000 coding questions, with 131,836 test cases to check the solution and 232,444 human-written true solutions. questions can be complicated because the average length of a question is 293.2 words. the data is divided equally into training and test sets, each with 5,000 questions. in the test set, there are multiple test cases for each question, and the average number of test cases is 21.2. each test case is specifically designed for the respective problem in order to be able to critically evaluate the functionality of the program. in 2021, orlanski g et al. proposed conala-ext (conala extended with question text)[46] to introduce the conala extension with question text. a key addition is that each example now has a complete issue body from its respective stackoverflow issue. the turbulence[47]dataset, proposed in 2023 by honarvar et al., is a new benchmark for systematically evaluating the correctness and robustness of instruction tuning llms for code generation, consisting of a large number of natural language question templates, each of which is a programming problem that is parameterized to allow questions to be posed in many different forms. each issue template has an expert in the associated tests to determine if the code solution returned 73 by the llm is correct. therefore, from a single problem template, it is possible to ask the llm about the neighborhoods of very similar programming problems, and evaluate the correctness of the returned results of each problem, effectively solving the high robustness problem. lai, yuhan, et al. proposed ds-1000 in 2023, a code generation benchmark with 1,000 data science questions for python. the ds-1000 contains 1,000 questions that originate from 451 unique stackoverflow issues. to prevent potential memories, more than half of the ds-1000 issues were modified from the original stackoverflow issue, these include 152 surface perturbations, 235 semantic perturbations, and 162 difficult rewrites. in 2024, labash b et al. proposed res-q [48], a large language model system for code editing at the repository scale, a natural language instruction-based benchmark for evaluating repository editing systems, which consists of 100 hand-crafted repository editing tasks that come to github. given an edit instruction and code repository, res-q evaluates the llm system's ability to interpret the edit instructions, gather information, and make appropriate edits to the repository. proposed by haller et al. in 2024, the pecc (problem extraction and coding challenges) is an existing benchmark that evaluates tasks in isolation and includes 2,396 questions[49]. unlike traditional benchmarks, pecc requires llms to interpret embedded problems, extract requirements, and generate executable code. a key feature of the dataset is the added complexity of natural language prompts in conversation-based assessments, reflecting real-world instruction ambiguity. table 2. scores of different pre-trained large language models on the humaneval dataset on the pass@1 rank model pass@1 year 1 ldb(gpt-4o, based on seed programs from reflexion) 98.2 2024 2 ldb(gpt-4, based on seed programs from reflexion) 96.9 2024 3 agentcoder(gpt-4) 96.3 2023 4 ldb(gpt-3.5, based on seed programs from reflexion) 95.1 2024 5 mapcoder(gpt-4) 93.9 2024 6 language agent tree search(gpt-4) 92.7 2023 7 claude 3.5 sonnet(0-shot) 92.0 2024 8 fractalresearch : pioneer-swo(gpt-4t) 91.6 2023 9 l2mac(gpt-4) 90.2 2023 10 gpt-4o(0-shot) 90.2 2024 4. conclusion this paper summarizes the code generation task models of large language models since 2020, sorts out the main code pre-trained language models at home and abroad according to the timeline, and gives the development chart of the timeline. in addition, the typical datasets of code-generated language models are reviewed and summarized, and the research overview of the methods used to evaluate the code-generated results of language models is summarized and explained. although large-scale pre-trained language models have brought a lot of convenience to program design in code generation tasks, there are still many directions that need further attention and continuous improvement in related code generation technologies. the pre-trained language model technology is developed from nlp, and the model will also be affected by the base architecture such as transformer, which will also continue the 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[49] haller p, golde j, akbik a. pecc: problem extraction and coding challenges[j]. arxiv preprint arxiv:2404.18766, 2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 61 intelligent monitoring system for the elderly based on posture recognition jinxiang li, huateng liu and gonghao nie north china university of science and technology, tangshan hebei, 063210, china abstract: in recent years, due to the gradual increase in the elderly population, elderly care has become an increasingly urgent issue, and the most common risk faced by the elderly is accidental falls. in this paper, an intelligent monitoring system for the elderly is studied, which includes a communication module, a sensor module and a state detection module. it can monitor the status of the elderly in real time and feed back to the server to activate the buzzer alarm function. in the communication module, wi-fi communication between esp32 microcontroller and pc is established to realize real-time transmission of pressure sensor data. the c/s communication method between raspberry pi and pc was established to realize the transmission of real-time video data. in the sensor module, the pressure sensor is used for data acquisition, and the rf algorithm is used to realize the binary classification prediction of whether the human body is in bed or out of bed. in the state detection module, the yolov8 algorithm combined with the gsrf algorithm is used to classify the image data into five action categories, namely, falling, waving, sitting, standing and walking, to predict the state of the human body in the real-time video stream with an accuracy of 90%. after the sensor module detects the state of the human body out of bed, the state detection module is started, and the results are transmitted back to the back-end server and uploaded to the web page to realize the function of real-time monitoring of the state of the elderly. keywords: yolov8; gsrf algorithm; pressure sensor; state detection; web interface. 1. introduction in china's seventh population census in 2020, the elderly population aged 60 years and above accounted for 18.7% of the total population[1], and has entered an aging society. with the increase of the proportion of the elderly, the problem of elderly guardianship is becoming more and more prominent, and in the face of a large number of elderly people, it is difficult to realize the guardianship by relying only on children. with the development of computer vision, sensor technology, remote communication technology, the use of intelligent technology to realize the function of elderly guardianship has become a hot spot. chen xiang [2] proposed a study on fall detection based on acceleration sensors, which utilizes a three-axis acceleration sensor to collect velocity data and detects whether an elderly person falls by determining whether the velocity exceeds an advance threshold. xin hu [3] et al. studied an openpose-based fall detection algorithm for the elderly, and based on the openpose human skeleton information recognition network, they proposed to replace some of its convolutional layers with depth-separable convolutional neural network types. the algorithm uses long and short term memory neural network to detect the fall of the elderly. hao-hao huang [4] designed a deep learning based monitoring system for the hazardous conditions of elderly people living alone, proposing the use of ds-minivggnet for expression recognition and fall detection with an accuracy of 99.01% and 98.93%, respectively. the intelligent monitoring system proposed in this paper combines sensor technology, yolov8-pose algorithm, gsrf algorithm, and websocket technology, and is able to simultaneously perform the functions of video remote monitoring, real-time status detection, and hazardous action warning. after experiments, it is proved that the system has high accuracy in detecting the fall state and the server runs stably. 2. principle of sensor technology in this part, the main work is to detect the state of the elderly in bed, and start the state detection module when the elderly leaves the bed. the pressure data obtained by the hardware device of the pressure sensor cannot be directly used to judge the state, so the further processing is adopted. after the data is sent to the pc end, the judgment state is actually a binary classification problem. in this part, the rf algorithm is used to classify the data, which can achieve the advantages of high accuracy and strong generalization ability. 2.1. sensor module hardware selection in the process of the experiment, after considering the cost and data accuracy, the 50kg weighing sensor ×4 and the hx711 module ×4 was selected as the data collection devices for the off-bed detection. the 50kg human body weighing module contains a 1000-euro half bridge strain gauge inside, and the deformation resistance bridge circuit [5] can be used to convert the resistance change of the strain gauge into electrical signals of voltage or current. during the measurement, the correct external force is applied on the outside, the bridge arm is bent, and the resistance strain gauge will output a weak voltage signal according to the degree of bending. the hx711 chip has a high-precision 24-bit a/d converter chip, which can amplify the weak voltage signal output by the deformable resistor bridge circuit and convert it into a digital signal. the programming of the chip is relatively simple, and the low-noise programmable amplifier connected to channel a or channel b can be selected by the selection switch. among them, channel a has a programmable gain of 128 or 64, corresponding to the full-scale difference of ±20mv or ±40mv input signal amplitude, respectively, and channel b has a programmable gain of 32. the hx711 pin diagram is shown in figure 1. 62 figure 1. hx711 pin diagram 2.2. mcu chip selection figure 2. esp32-wroom-32 pin layout the mcu module used in the sensor data reading and transmission part is esp32-wroom-32. the chip used in this module is esp32-d0wdq6, and this chip has two cpu cores that can be controlled separately. the clock frequency is adjustable from 80mhz to 240mhz, which is suitable for low-power sensor networks. the module also integrates bluetooth and wide range wi-fi communication functions, and supports data transfer rates up to 150mbps. this module can complete the function of real-time communication with the pc. the mcu pin diagram is shown in figure 2. 2.3. sensor module design connect sip6 with bridge pressure sensor [6]. in the input part of hx711 chip, connect e+ of sip6 with avdd, ewith gnd, a+ with ina+ of hx711 chip, and awith inaof hx711 chip respectively. in the output part of hx711 chip, it is powered by 5v of mcu and connected with gnd of mcu and gnd of hx711. pd_sck is connected with io5 of mcu and dout is connected with io6 of mcu. the voltage signal is converted into digital signal by hx711 chip, and the digital signal is converted into real-time pressure data on mcu, and wifi communication is established with the pc server, and data transmission is realized through socket protocol. figure 3 shows the circuit diagram of the sensor module. figure 3. circuit diagram of the sensor module 63 3. main technologies of the system the system is mainly divided into four parts: sensor data acquisition, video stream data acquisition, algorithm processing and system interface design. we use wi-fi to transmit sensor data wirelessly, user datagram protocol (udp) to transmit video streams, yolov8-pose algorithm combined with gsrf algorithm to achieve real-time human body state detection, and then upload the results of the detection to the web front-end, and the whole system interface is based on the development of websocket technology. the whole system interface is developed based on websocket technology. 3.1. rtsp video streaming to meet the real-time detection speed in fall detection, the best transmission real-time video streaming protocol real time streaming protocol (rtsp) [7] is used, using the open source software ffmpeg to push the local camera as an online rtsp video stream, and building an rtsp on a raspberry pi server on raspberry pi, and a lan is built through a router to transmit the image data to the pc, which is then invoked by the state detection algorithm. 3.2. web server design in this paper, the web interface server with multiarchitecture mode is chosen as the feedback component of the system, and the server and the client use websocket to establish connection and transmit data, the image transmission achieved by websocket has real-time, which is suitable for the scenarios that require real-time monitoring or transmission of image data. 3.3. state detection algorithms in order to better meet the real-time and accuracy of fall detection for the elderly, this paper uses the yolov8 algorithm as well as the addition of rf algorithm to classify the human body's posture. yolo target detection algorithm is an end-to-end onestage target detection algorithm, the core idea of which is to predict the image in chunks by region. yolo divides the input image into grids, each of which is responsible for predicting the bounding box containing the target and the category confidence. unlike traditional two-stage detection algorithms, yolo completes target detection in a single step with high real-time performance.yolov8 makes significant progress in the field of target detection by automatically learning and extracting more representative features through a pre-trained deep neural network. compared to traditional methods, yolov8 performs better in dealing with occlusion and multi-person scenes, thus improving the accuracy of human pose recognition. 3.4. gsrf algorithm the gsrf algorithm consists of a random forest algorithm and a grid search algorithm. random forest is an integrated learning algorithm based on the concept of labelling and decision trees, originally proposed by bell labs, usa. the basic building block of random forest is the classification decision tree. random forest constructs multiple decision trees randomly by modelling and classifying the data. after training, the final result is determined by combining the output results through weighted voting. unlike traditional random forest algorithms, the grid search random forest (gsrf) algorithm uses the optimal combination of hyperparameters for training and prediction of the random forest model, which significantly improves its performance and alleviates problems such as overfitting or underfitting, and enables human posture classification. the algorithmic workflow of the gsrf is shown in figure 4. figure 4. the working flow diagram of the gsrf algorithm 3.5. size adaptive input algorithm in order to make the image have a uniform scale, it is necessary to carry out the size adaptive operation, at the same time, in order to cope with the problem of decreasing the intensity of the image features after the operation, and to stabilise the detection accuracy of the model, it is necessary to carry out the enhancement processing of the image first. image enhancement is first standardised, and common standardisation methods include mean-variance normalization [8], histogram equalisation [9], etc. in this paper, the mean-variance normalisation method is used. mean-variance normalisation (z-score normalization) is the process of assigning all data to a distribution with mean 0 and variance 1, calculated as shown in eq. (1).: 64 scale x u x s   (1) where is the normalised value, is the value to be normalised, is the mean value of the image pixels, is the standard deviation of the image, and the standard deviation is calculated as shown in eq. (2) as follows: 1.0 max( , )s n   (2) where is the standard variance and is the number of pixels in the image. the normalisation process is followed by normalisation to map the original data onto the [0, 1] interval to obtain the image , calculated as shown in eq. (3): min( ) max( ) min( ) ix x z x x    (3) where xi is the value of the image pixel point, max and min are the maximum and minimum values of the image pixel point respectively. the normalised image is scaled and fixed to 640×640 pixels, the calculation process is as follows according to the target size and the size of the original image, calculate the proportion of the required scaling, which can be based on the proportion of the long side or the short side. as shown in eq. (4), eq. (5): 1 max( , ) w h scale w h  (4) 2 max( , ) w h scale w h  (5) where is the long side scaling ratio, is the short side scaling ratio, is the target image, is the length of image , is the height of the target image and is the height of image . 4. experiments and analysis of results 4.1. dataset and experimental environment the training dataset of yolov8-pose model is used coco2017 dataset and the dataset has been labelled with key points. the experimental environment is tested using windows 11 system, cpu model amd epyc 7453, graphics card model nvidia rtx 4090 with 24g of video memory hardware 4.2. evaluation indicators in order to test the detection and classification ability of the model, the (meanaverage precision) method is used to evaluate the correctness and accuracy of the model for human posture detection. map mainly consists of (precision), (recall), ap, and as shown in eq. (6), eq. (7), eq. (8), and eq. (9): tp p tp fp   (6) tp r tp fn   (7) 1 0 ( ) ( )ap p r d r  (8) 1 k ii ap map k   (9) where, (true positive) indicates that the predicted sample is positive and the actual sample is positive; (false positive) indicates that the predicted sample is positive and the actual sample is negative; (false negative) indicates that the predicted sample is negative and the actual sample is positive. 4.3. key point test results in yolov8, six sizes of pre-trained model structures are provided for human key point detection as shown in table 2. all yolov8-pose models are pre-trained based on the coco dataset, which is mainly used for the pose estimation task. nsmlx represent the different sizes of the models, respectively, and the accuracy, parameter count, and inference speed of the models gradually increase with the increase of the model size. table 1. key point correspondence rule 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nose left eye right eye left ear right ear left shoulder right shoulder left elbow right elbow 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 left wrist right wrist left hip right hip left knee rignt knee left ankle right ankle table 2. parameter combinations number models epochs imgsz batch learning rate momentum optimizers 1 yolov8n-pose 20 640 16 lr=0.002 0.9 adamw 2 yolov8s-pose 20 640 16 lr=0.002 0.9 adamw 3 yolov8m-pose 20 640 16 lr=0.002 0.9 sgd 4 yolov8n-pose 10 640 32 lr=0.002 0.9 adamw 5 yolov8n-pose 16 640 10 lr0=0.1, lrf=0.1 0.937 ‘auto’ 6 yolov8n-pose 32 640 10 lr0=0.1, lrf=0.1 0.937 ‘auto’ 65 table 3. model results number box pose p r map50 map0-95 p r map50 map0-95 1 0.857 0.755 0.863 0.594 0.788 0.628 0.673 0.323 2 0.812 0.773 0.855 0.593 0.771 0.636 0.680 0.337 3 0.815 0.775 0.852 0.599 0.726 0.645 0.660 0.312 4 0.834 0.746 0.844 0.566 0.768 0.579 0.624 0.287 5 0.807 0.741 0.832 0.554 0.704 0.595 0.602 0.260 6 0.832 0.706 0.817 0.546 0.710 0.589 0.591 0.26 yolov8-pose can realize the detection of 17 key points of the human body and return [17*3] position information, which represents the x-coordinate, y-coordinate and whether the 17 key points are visible or not. the corresponding rules of the 17 key points are shown in table 1. since yolov8 has already provided a pre-training parameter model, we can further save time and obtain higher model accuracy by adjusting the model parameters and pretraining on this basis. by selecting different pre-training parameter models and adjusting the corresponding model parameters, six sets of experiments were conducted, and their corresponding results are shown in table 3. through the experiments, it is found that the selection of more complex pre-training models can effectively improve the accuracy, but its inference speed also increases. after comprehensive consideration, we select parameter combination 4 as the key extraction model for the subsequent part of the pose recognition, and export its training weights as onnx model for subsequent calls. 4.4. posture recognition results five main actions are recognized, namely falling, waving, sitting, standing and walking. the raw training data are all obtained by self-taking and processing. we further flatten the feature map information of the five [17,3] keypoints to form 255 feature columns, and perform category labeling. we experimented with models such as random forest, support vector machine, and so on, and the classification accuracies of the models were stable at about 90% on the test set, and for this reason, we chose the random forest model as the gesture recognition model after the extraction of the keypoints, and the main parameters of the model are n_estimators the main parameters of the model are n_estimators=100,max_depth=5, min_samples_split=3,min_samples_leaf=5. the performance of the model on the test set is shown in figure 5: figure 5. gsrf model test set confusion matrix the final test on the rtsp video stream, all five actions can be effectively detected, as shown in figure 6: 66 figure 6. human posture prediction effect diagram acknowledgments this paper is for the 2023 hebei college students' innovation and entrepreneurship training program project "intelligent monitoring system based on posture recognition" [s202310081137]. references [1] zhang xianling,ming yan. analysis of the accuracy of age data in the seventh national population census[j]. population research,2022,46(04):27-39. 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[9] ma ronggui, wei zizhong, he yixu, et al. backlight traffic scene image enhancement based on foreground and background characteristics [j/ol]. radio engineering: 1-9 [2023-10-04]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 71 research of espi stripe skeleton line extraction based on improved fast parallel algorithm yuancheng zheng, hongwei ren * school of electrical engineering, university of jinan, jinan, shandong, china * corresponding author: hongwei ren (email: 2301851314@qq.com) abstract: stripe skeleton line method is one of the commonly used methods to extract the phase information of espi stripe maps, and the accuracy of the skeleton line extraction determines the accuracy of the stripe map phase information. in this paper, a fast parallel refinement algorithm for espi streak image is proposed for the commonly used zs and opta fast parallel refinement algorithms, which improves the deletion template and retention template. it is experimentally verified that the algorithm can effectively reduce the burr bifurcation and fracture phenomenon of the refined image in espi skeleton line extraction, which has good practical value. keywords: espi; skeleton line extraction; refinement algorithm. 1. introduction electronic scattering interference (espi) is a modern optical measurement technology combining laser technology, image processing technology, scattering interference technology, etc. it has the characteristics of full-field, noncontact, high precision, etc., and is widely used in the deformation and displacement measurement of optical rough surfaces, and also attracts much attention in non-destructive testing, and its application fields are widening day by day[1]. the displacement or deformation of an object can be obtained by obtaining the phase information of the espi streak map. when applying this technique[2], the accurate extraction of phase is of great significance for the measurement of displacement, strain and vibration of the object. the refinement of espi image plays an important role in the extraction of stripe information based on the stripe center method, and also plays a key role in the accurate interpretation of the electron scattering interference fringe pattern[3]. therefore, improving the accuracy of electron scattering interference streak map refinement has been one of the research focuses. the traditional refinement algorithms mainly include mathematical morphology refinement[4], zs refinement[5], opta refinement[6] and hilditch refinement[7], which are applied in many fields, among which the classical hilditch refinement adopts serial processing, which is suitable for various shapes of electron scattering interference fringe maps, and is widely used, with the disadvantage of the presence of more burrs and breaks. in summary, in order to improve the skeleton line extraction accuracy of espi streak map, an improved fast parallel refinement algorithm is proposed. the method first performs preprocessing operations such as filtering and binarization[8] on the image, and then refines the streak map through the improved retention template and deletion template. it can effectively reduce the burr and breakage phenomena existing in skeleton line extraction and improve the accuracy of skeleton lines. 2. espi streak map preprocessing in reality, the extracted espi stripline always inevitably exists various noises, which will disturb the accuracy of the stripline phase information extraction. early commonly used denoising methods include median filtering[9] and mean filtering[10], etc. however, these filters tend to make the key information of the stripes while filtering out the noise, resulting in unsatisfactory skeleton line extraction. in this paper, the wavelet threshold denoising algorithm is adopted to reduce the noise of the stripe map[11], which can filter out the noise of the stripe map better. after the filtering process, the stripe map is binarized to get the espi stripe map binary image, which is ready for the subsequent skeleton line refinement process. 3. classical refinement algorithm there are two more classical algorithms for fast parallel class refinement algorithms, which are zs fast parallel algorithm and opta fast parallel algorithm. among them, the zs fast parallel algorithm is based on two-step iteration, respectively, to judge all target points simultaneously; while the opta fast parallel algorithm uses one-step iteration to process all target points simultaneously by removing and retaining templates. 3.1. the zs refinement algorithm p9 p2 p3 p8 p1 p4 p7 p6 p5 fig 1. 8-neighborhood relationship of target point p1 zs refinement algorithm is a fast parallel refinement algorithm proposed by t.y zhang and c.y suen, whose basic idea is to first traverse to judge the 8-neighborhood around the target pixel point, then mark the target pixel point to be 72 deleted by judging the logical operation conditions in two steps, and finally delete all marked points to be deleted at the same time [12]. it is assumed that the 8-neighborhood relationship of its target pixel is shown in fig. 1. the logical operation judgment condition of zs refinement algorithm is the following two steps. step 1: mark p1 as a pixel point to be deleted when the 8neighborhood of the target pixel point p1 satisfies the following conditions at the same time. (1) 2≤n(p1)≤6 (2) s(p1)=1 (3) p2p4p6=0 (4) p2p6p8=0 where n(p1) denotes the number of non-zero pixel points; and s(p1) denotes the number of times the pixel value changes from 0 to 1 along the p2p3.... . the number of times the pixel value changes from 0 to 1 in the p9 direction. step 2: when the 8-neighborhood of the target pixel point p1 satisfies the following conditions at the same time, then p1 is marked as the pixel point to be deleted. among them, the first two conditions remain unchanged and only the last two conditions change. (1) 2≤n(p1)≤6 (2) s(p1)=1 (3) p2p4p8=0 (4) p2p6p8=0 the above two steps can be viewed as an iterative process, where all labeled pixel points to be deleted are deleted at the same time at the end of this iterative sequence. then traverse all the pixel points of the target image and keep performing the above iterative computation until there are no pixel points in the target image that can be deleted. the biggest advantage of the zs refinement algorithm is the fast refinement speed and better topology preservation for inflection and intersection points, but the disadvantage is that in the refinement process, phenomena such as skeleton line burrs and bifurcation may remain. 3.2. opta refinement algorithm chin et al. proposed a parallel opta algorithm based on template matching, which firstly sets up eight deletion templates as well as two retention templates[13], as shown in figs. 2 and 3, where x denotes either "0" or "1", "0" denotes background pixels, "1" denotes foreground pixels, and "1" denotes foreground pixels. the "0" denotes the background pixel and the "1" denotes the foreground pixel. the deletion template is used to delete the boundary pixels and the retention template is used to retain the points with special structure. then the target pixel point p0 and its nearby 10 neighboring pixels are selected as the neighborhood of p0, as shown in fig. 4, for each target point to determine whether its above neighborhood meets the two templates, first determine whether it meets the deletion template, if it does, then determine whether it meets the retention template, if it meets it, then the point is retained, otherwise it is deleted. fig 2. deleting a template x 0 x x x x x x 1 x 0 1 1 0 x 1 x x x x x x 0 x fig 3. reservation template p1 p2 p3 p4 p0 p4 p10 p6 p7 p8 p9 fig 4. neighborhood extracted by opta algorithm opta algorithm can refine the image and can retain the basic topology of the image, but due to the template setting is not reasonable enough, the refined image appears to be distorted large, broken, not smooth enough, which will bring great difficulties to the subsequent phase information extraction. 4. a study of fast parallel algorithms with improved combinatorial templates in this paper, further study of the opta series of algorithms reveals that the incomplete refinement is related to the retention of the templates, the skeleton is not smooth after refinement, there are many burrs, and the bad connectivity is related to the deletion of the templates, and although there are many combination templates in this series of algorithms, they do not generalize to all cases. the skeleton appears uneven in the combined template when the target point is deleted, which 73 leads to small burrs during the iteration process. therefore, this paper proposes new refinement algorithms to improve the deletion and templates, and constructs new retention templates using the automatic retention template generation algorithm. the new algorithm deletion template is shown in fig 5. the new algorithmic retention template is shown in fig 6. x 1 0 x 0 0 0 p0 0 1 p0 0 0 0 x 0 1 x (a) (b) x 1 x x 1 0 0 p0 1 0 p0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 (c) (d) fig 5. deletion template for the improved algorithm combining the de-redundancy template and retention template, the steps of the proposed improved refinement algorithm are generally described as follows: step 1: traverse the target image, if pixel p0 satisfies the two steps of the zs refinement algorithm, mark it as a deletable mark, and delete the pixel when it is finished; step 2: judge the deletion mark, if there is a deletable mark, go to step 1, if not, jump to the next step; step 3: traverse the image again to find the suspicious pixel point p0, whether it matches the 8 neighbors in the deletion template to match each other, if there is a match, mark it as a suspicious pixel and enter the suspicious pixel collection library; 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 p0 0 1 0 1 p0 0 0 x 1 0 1 0 0 0 (a) (b) 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 x 0 p0 0 1 0 p0 x 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 (c) (d) fig 6. retention template for the improved algorithm step 4: further judge the marked suspicious pixel point p0 in the suspicious pixel library, if the 11-neighborhood of the pixel p0 matches any one of the templates in the retention template pixels proposed above, the pixel point will be retained; otherwise, this pixel point is deleted. until the judgment is finished, the whole refinement process is finished. 5. experimental results and analysis in this paper, two simulated espi images are used as experimental objects, and their binary images are obtained after filtering and binarization. zs refinement, opta refinement and the improved fast parallel algorithm of this paper are applied to the binary images for refinement respectively, and the results are shown in fig. 7. (a) original image (b) binary image (c)zs results (d) opta results (e) this paper fig 7. espi streak map skeleton line extraction results after analyzing the experimental results, it can be seen that the skeleton lines obtained by the zs refinement method have serious bifurcation and burr phenomena, and are not extracted accurately; the continuity of the streak skeleton lines extracted based on the opta refinement algorithm is very poor, and there are a lot of breaks; and the improved fast 74 parallel algorithm proposed in this paper achieves very good results, reduces the burr and the phenomenon of skeleton line breaks, and has a strong superiority in extracting skeleton lines from high-noise and high-density streak maps. lines with strong superiority. 6. summary the skeleton line extraction of electron scattering interference fringe map is one of the most direct methods to obtain phase information. in this paper, on the basis of analyzing the zs refinement and opta refinement algorithms, further considering the characteristics of the electron scattering interference streak map, an improved fast parallel algorithm is proposed, and the skeleton line is extracted by the method proposed in this paper for the espi streak map which contains a large amount of noise and a high density, and the extracted result is compared with the other methods, which shows that the skeleton line extracted by this paper's method has the characteristics of fewer streak breaks, the results show that the skeleton line extracted by this method has fewer stripe breaks, less burr bifurcation, and stronger noise resistance, and good results are achieved. references [1] yang lianxiang, xie xin, zhu lianqing, wu sijin, et al. review of electronic speckle pattern interferometry (espi) for three dimensional displacement measurement. chinese journal of mechanical engineering, 2014, 27(1): 1-13. 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[13] yuepeiyan, qiu. parallel algorithms for skeletonization of binary images. diss. бгуир, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 39 analysis and monitoring application of medical data for chronic diseases in elderly living alone based on wearable medical sensor wristbands jian huang 1, a, manyi zhuang 2, *, bingzi li 2, b, xi chen 3, c, lanzhen wei 4, d, dongxiu chen 5, e 1 youjiang medical university for nationalities, academic affairs office, baise, guangxi, 533000, china 2 youjiang medical university for nationalities, class of 2021, preventive medicine, baise, guangxi, 533000, china 3 youjiang medical university for nationalities, class of 2021, health services and management, baise, guangxi, 533000, china 4 youjiang medical university for nationalities, class of 2020, health services and management, baise, guangxi, 533000, china 5 youjiang medical university for nationalities, class of 2021, health services and management, baise, guangxi, 533000, china * corresponding author: manyi zhuang (email: 1608471267@qq.com), a 00842@ymun.edu.cn, b 2553505573@qq.com, c 1620477845@qq.com, d 1094519204@qq.com, e 939765095@qq.com abstract: this paper focuses on the analysis and monitoring application of medical data for chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone using wearable medical sensor wristbands. it introduces the background, objectives, significance, content, and methods of the research. the development and application of wearable medical sensor wristbands and the status of chronic diseases in elderly living alone are discussed, highlighting existing research gaps. the section on the characteristics and needs analysis of chronic diseases in elderly living alone defines the term, analyzes common types and characteristics of chronic diseases, and examines the medical needs of such patients. the principles and technologies of wearable medical sensor wristbands are explained, covering working principles, common sensor technologies, and data collection and transmission technologies. the section on the collection and processing of medical data for chronic diseases in elderly living alone discusses data collection methods and steps, data processing and analysis methods, and data security and privacy protection. the design of a chronic disease medical monitoring system for elderly living alone based on wearable medical sensor wristbands is detailed, including system architecture and functional design, data visualization and report generation, and real-time monitoring and warning mechanisms. the experimental and results analysis section describes the experimental design and data collection methods, followed by an analysis and discussion of the results. in the summary and outlook section, the research work is summarized, existing problems and potential improvements are pointed out, and future developments are anticipated. this research provides new insights into the analysis and monitoring application of medical data for chronic diseases in elderly living alone using wearable medical sensor wristbands, offering a new approach to promoting health management and disease prevention for the elderly living alone. keywords: elderly living alone; chronic disease; wearable medical sensor wristbands; medical data analysis; monitoring application. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance with the aging population and socio-economic development, the issue of chronic diseases among elderly individuals living alone is becoming increasingly severe. the lack of familial care and immediate medical support presents significant challenges to the management and monitoring of their chronic diseases. traditional medical models struggle to meet this demand, while wearable medical sensor wristbands, with their advantages of convenient wearing, real-time monitoring, and accurate data, provide a novel solution for health management of elderly living alone (smith & jones, 2022). this study aims to utilize wearable medical sensor wristbands to conduct real-time monitoring and data analysis of chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone, thereby improving management efficiency and effectiveness, achieving precise management and timely intervention, and enhancing the quality of life and health levels of elderly individuals (li & zhao, 2023). the significance of this research lies in exploring the feasibility of this technology, addressing the inadequacies in medical services; identifying potential disease changes and risk factors through data analysis to take timely intervention measures, reducing disease risks and complications; and providing scientific evidence for government and medical institutions to formulate chronic disease management policies for elderly individuals living alone, thereby improving medical services and health management conditions and promoting the application of wearable medical sensor wristbands (wang & chen, 2024). 1.2. research content this study primarily covers the following aspects: firstly, it investigates and analyzes the current development status of wearable medical sensor wristbands and their innovative applications in chronic disease monitoring and management. through a literature review and expert interviews, it delves into current technologies, functionalities, and performance, and assesses their practical applications (smith et al., 2022). secondly, it conducts an in-depth investigation and analysis of the characteristics and needs of chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone. through questionnaires, interviews, and statistical analysis, it identifies key issues and pain points in accessing medical resources, daily monitoring, and management (li & zhao, 2023). then, it designs and constructs a chronic disease monitoring system based on 40 wearable medical sensor wristbands, covering hardware and software design, including sensor selection, data collection and transmission modules, and data processing and storage solutions (wang & chen, 2024). subsequently, it employs data mining and machine learning techniques to analyze and model the collected medical data, extracting valuable information and establishing an early warning mechanism. through risk assessment models and early warning algorithms, it provides timely alerts of potential health risks (zhang et al., 2024). finally, through experimentation and data result analysis, it validates the effectiveness and feasibility of the system in chronic disease monitoring for elderly individuals living alone, evaluating its performance and accuracy, comparing it with traditional methods, summarizing its advantages in enhancing chronic disease management, and exploring potential optimization and future research directions (chen et al., 2024). 1.3. research objectives and methods this study aims to achieve the objective of monitoring chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone through various methods and technologies. firstly, through literature review and case analysis, we will gain an in-depth understanding of the working principles of wearable medical sensor wristbands, sensor technology, and their data collection and transmission mechanisms, and explore their practical applications in healthcare (smith et al., 2022). subsequently, through questionnaires and interviews, we will comprehensively understand the characteristics, needs, and issues related to chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone, identifying potential problems in the usage process (li & zhao, 2023). on this basis, we will design and implement a chronic disease monitoring system based on wearable medical sensor wristbands, focusing on usability, ease of use, stability, and security (wang & chen, 2024). through data processing and analysis, we will employ statistical and machine learning methods to reveal trends in disease progression and early warning indicators (zhang et al., 2024). finally, through experiments and statistical analysis, we will evaluate the system's effectiveness and feasibility, and conduct user experience surveys to deeply assess the system's reliability and user satisfaction (chen et al., 2024). in summary, this study combines methods such as literature review, user research, system design, data analysis, and experimental validation to achieve precise monitoring of chronic disease medical data in elderly individuals living alone, providing scientific evidence for health management. 2. relevant research 2.1. development and applications of wearable medical sensor wristbands in recent years, wearable medical sensor wristbands have gained widespread application in the medical field as a cutting-edge technology. by integrating various sensors such as heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature sensors, these devices enable continuous, real-time monitoring of physiological parameters 24/7, significantly enhancing the monitoring and management efficiency for chronic disease patients, especially elderly individuals living alone (smith et al., 2022). their portability ensures continuous monitoring and real-time data, providing healthcare professionals with consistent, real-time health data, thus facilitating timely medical interventions (li & zhao, 2023). through multidimensional physiological parameter monitoring and analysis, healthcare professionals can comprehensively understand patients' health conditions, assess trends in disease progression, and swiftly devise medical plans (wang & chen, 2024). additionally, wristbands record patients' physical activities and sleep quality, offering comprehensive data support for health assessments, thereby significantly improving patients' quality of life (zhang et al., 2024). particularly for elderly individuals with limited self-care abilities, the wristbands' real-time monitoring and alert functions assist them in better managing their health and, through integration with smartphones and other devices, provide intelligent health management services (chen et al., 2024). in summary, wearable medical sensor wristbands exhibit significant advantages in the monitoring and management of chronic diseases among elderly individuals living alone. their continuous data recording, portability, multidimensional health indicator monitoring, and intelligent services not only help healthcare professionals better understand patients' physical conditions but also enhance patients' quality of life. with continuous technological advancements, these wristbands will play an increasingly important role in chronic disease medical monitoring and management. 2.2. current status of chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone the issue of chronic diseases among elderly individuals living alone is becoming increasingly severe, primarily due to children working away from home, resulting in parents living alone and facing increased challenges in medical management (wang et al., 2023). with rapid societal development and changes in family structure, the number of elderly individuals living alone continues to rise, and chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease are prevalent among the elderly (li & zhao, 2022). due to aging and declining physical functions, the risk of chronic diseases among elderly individuals living alone is significantly higher, and the lack of care from children presents numerous challenges in medical visits, treatment, and long-term rehabilitation management (chen et al., 2024). in emergencies, the absence of immediate help further increases the risk of disease deterioration (zhang et al., 2024). addressing this issue, wearable medical sensor wristbands have emerged, providing real-time monitoring of blood pressure, heart rate, blood glucose, and behavioral data (such as physical activity and sleep), offering personalized medical advice and remote medical services, significantly enhancing the medical management level and quality of life for elderly individuals living alone (smith et al., 2022). this technology holds significant importance in improving the management and quality of life for elderly individuals living alone with chronic diseases. 2.3. deficiencies in existing relevant research despite the potential of wearable medical sensor wristbands in chronic disease management receiving widespread attention, current research exhibits significant deficiencies. existing studies mainly focus on the technical implementation aspect, lacking comprehensive exploration of their application in managing chronic diseases among elderly individuals living alone (smith et al., 2022). specifically, although wristbands show potential in monitoring and managing chronic diseases, research is often limited to single 41 diseases or specific patient groups, lacking a comprehensive perspective (wang et al., 2023). furthermore, research on how to utilize wristbands to meet the unique needs of elderly individuals living alone and develop personalized solutions is insufficient. existing work primarily focuses on data collection and analysis, neglecting the need for improvements in the reliability and stability of system design and implementation, as well as data visualization and report generation (chen et al., 2024). therefore, future research should focus on the integration and personalization of systems, combining the living environment, habits, and social networks of elderly individuals living alone to achieve comprehensive, precise, and real-time chronic disease management and monitoring (zhang et al., 2024; li & zhao, 2022). 3. characteristics and needs analysis of chronic diseases among solitary elderly individuals 3.1. definition of solitary elderly individuals solitary elderly individuals are those who live alone for an extended period due to their children establishing their own families or moving away for work, a phenomenon increasingly prevalent due to societal changes and shifts in family structures (zhang et al., 2020; li & wang, 2021). urbanization, increased employment opportunities, and young people's pursuit of personal development have gradually dismantled the traditional multi-generational household model (chen, 2019). these elderly individuals often face significant life transitions such as retirement and children's independence, leading to marked increases in health issues, psychological loneliness, and daily living challenges (liu et al., 2022). to address these challenges, various sectors of society are actively exploring the application of wearable medical sensor wristbands for health data analysis and monitoring, enabling real-time health status monitoring, timely intervention, and early warning (wang & sun, 2023). this technological innovation not only provides convenient medical services and personalized care for solitary elderly individuals but also offers valuable data resources for researchers, advancing the study of health issues and medical needs in this demographic (yang et al., 2021). hence, the application of wearable medical sensor wristbands in chronic disease management holds significant social and academic value in improving the quality of life for solitary elderly individuals and promoting related research (zhao & li, 2022). 3.2. common types and characteristics of chronic diseases chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (copd) are characterized by long durations, frequent relapses, and the need for long-term management, posing significant threats to patients' health (smith et al., 2021; johnson & davis, 2022). hypertension increases the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases through sustained arterial pressure elevation; diabetes affects blood glucose control and pancreatic function; coronary heart disease leads to angina and myocardial infarction due to inadequate coronary blood supply; and copd results in chronic airflow limitation and difficulty breathing (brown et al., 2023). solitary elderly individuals, lacking family companionship, face higher health risks due to difficulties in timely health monitoring and treatment adjustments (lee & chen, 2024). the chronic disease management system based on wearable medical sensor wristbands facilitates real-time monitoring of physiological indicators such as blood pressure, blood glucose, electrocardiograms, and respiratory function, transmitting data to a medical monitoring platform for realtime health status analysis and early warning, thereby providing timely intervention and treatment, and improving disease management and quality of life for solitary elderly individuals (wang & sun, 2023; zhao & li, 2022). 3.3. medical needs of solitary elderly patients the medical needs of solitary elderly patients encompass regular health monitoring, disease management and intervention, emergency rescue and handling, and social support and psychological care. wearable medical sensor wristbands enable real-time monitoring of vital signs such as blood pressure, blood glucose, and heart rate, transmitting data to medical systems for analysis and assessment, ensuring timely health status awareness (wang & sun, 2023). these data support personalized disease management and intervention plans, assisting in the adjustment of treatment regimens and medication dosages to prevent complications (zhao & li, 2022). additionally, sensor wristbands can connect with emergency rescue systems, automatically triggering alarms and sending distress signals when anomalies are detected to ensure safety (johnson & davis, 2022). in terms of social and psychological support, the wristbands facilitate remote communication, connecting elderly individuals with healthcare providers, family members, and volunteers, offering online social support and psychological care to alleviate loneliness and psychological stress (lee & chen, 2024). in summary, the chronic disease management system based on wearable medical sensor wristbands can effectively meet the multifaceted medical needs of solitary elderly patients, improve health conditions, and enhance quality of life (smith et al., 2021; brown et al., 2023). 4. principles and technologies of wearable medical sensor wristbands 4.1. working principles of wearable medical sensor wristbands wearable medical sensor wristbands are smart devices equipped with various embedded sensors and technological modules that, when in contact with the human body, collect physiological parameters and convert them into electrical signals. common sensors include heart rate sensors, blood pressure sensors, temperature sensors, and sleep monitoring sensors (wang & sun, 2023; zhao & li, 2022). when worn on the wrist, these sensors can continuously monitor heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, and sleep status. heart rate sensors measure heart rate through pulse waveforms, blood pressure sensors estimate blood pressure via changes in blood flow pressure, temperature sensors detect body temperature through variations in the wrist surface temperature, and sleep monitoring sensors assess sleep quality based on movement and skin temperature (smith et al., 2021; johnson & davis, 2022). the wristband's built-in processor and algorithms filter and 42 denoise the raw data, eliminating interference to extract useful medical information. for instance, heart rate and blood pressure data can be used to evaluate cardiovascular health, temperature data to monitor disease progression, and sleep data to assess sleep quality (brown et al., 2023). these analysis results can be displayed in real-time on the wristband's screen or via connection to external devices like smartphones (lee & chen, 2024). this intelligent device offers a convenient, reliable, and non-invasive solution for monitoring and managing chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone (smith et al., 2021; wang & sun, 2023). 4.2. common sensor technologies wearable medical sensor wristbands integrate various advanced sensor technologies, including optical sensors, accelerometers, and electrocardiogram (ecg) sensors. optical sensors utilize light reflection and absorption properties, emitting visible or infrared light onto the skin to measure heart rate and blood oxygen saturation, based on the differential absorption of light by blood at different wavelengths (smith & brown, 2021; lee et al., 2022). accelerometers detect changes in the wristband's acceleration in three-dimensional space, used for monitoring movement and posture changes, counting steps, and measuring distance traveled (johnson et al., 2023). ecg sensors monitor the electrical activity of the heart to identify cardiac symptoms such as arrhythmias, tachycardia, or bradycardia, assessing cardiac function based on the amplitude and frequency of cardiac electrical signals (wang & sun, 2024; zhao & li, 2023). the combination of these sensor technologies allows the wristband to monitor multiple health metrics in real time, providing precise medical data for chronic disease monitoring and management (brown et al., 2023; chen & davis, 2024). 4.3. data collection and transmission technologies wearable medical sensor wristbands incorporate advanced data collection and transmission technologies to ensure the accuracy and real-time nature of the data. the wristbands, embedded with multiple sensors, use miniature electronic components to convert physiological signals (e.g., heart rate, blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation) into digital signals (chen et al., 2021). to ensure data accuracy, the wristbands employ calibration algorithms to eliminate sensor uncertainties and errors (smith & brown, 2022). collected data is transmitted to smartphones or cloud platforms via bluetooth, wi-fi, or mobile networks for real-time access and analysis by healthcare professionals and patients (johnson et al., 2023). bluetooth technology is suitable for low-power short-range transmission, wi-fi for high-speed long-range transmission, and mobile networks support remote data transmission (lee et al., 2023). during data transmission, the wristbands protect data privacy and security through encryption and authentication mechanisms and mitigate the risk of personal information leakage with anonymization measures (wang & zhao, 2023). the application of these technologies enables wearable medical sensor wristbands to efficiently and accurately provide medical data, supporting chronic disease monitoring and management (davis & li, 2024). 5. collection and processing of chronic disease medical data for elderly living alone 5.1. data collection methods and procedures this study employs multiple methods and procedures to collect chronic disease medical data for elderly individuals living alone. firstly, specially designed questionnaires targeted at this demographic are used to gather basic patient information (such as age, gender, medical history, etc.), and detailed personal and disease background information is recorded through face-to-face or telephone interviews (li et al., 2022). secondly, to accurately monitor physiological parameters, wearable medical sensor wristbands are utilized to record real-time data on heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature, with data transmission and real-time monitoring enabled through wireless connections (zhang et al., 2021). the operational status and data quality of the wristbands are regularly checked to ensure data accuracy and completeness (wang & liu, 2023). additionally, electronic medical records and laboratory test reports (including consultation records, test results, imaging data, etc.) provided by collaborating hospitals offer more specific and detailed information for the study (chen & zhao, 2023). collaboration with the hospitals’ it departments ensures that data acquisition and storage comply with relevant regulations and privacy protection requirements (sun et al., 2024). in summary, through questionnaires, wearable medical sensor wristbands, and medical data provided by hospitals, comprehensive and diverse medical data on chronic diseases in elderly individuals living alone were obtained, providing foundational support for subsequent data analysis and monitoring applications (li et al., 2024). 5.2. data processing and analysis methods for the collected chronic disease medical data of elderly individuals living alone, a series of professional data processing and analysis techniques are employed. firstly, data cleaning techniques are used to preprocess the raw data, removing outliers and noise to ensure data completeness and accuracy (smith et al., 2021). data cleaning steps include removing duplicate data, filling in missing values, and correcting erroneous data (johnson & lee, 2022). secondly, descriptive statistical analysis methods (such as mean, standard deviation, etc.) are utilized for preliminary analysis to understand the data's distribution and trends (brown & green, 2023). additionally, variance analysis and correlation analysis are applied to discover relationships and influencing factors within the data (miller & davis, 2024). subsequently, machine learning algorithms such as decision trees, support vector machines, and artificial neural networks are employed for data mining and model building, automatically identifying potential patterns and trends in the data, thereby supporting disease prediction and treatment plan formulation (zhang et al., 2022). finally, visualization tools are used to present the analysis results in intuitive charts, such as line graphs, bar charts, and scatter plots, assisting healthcare professionals and researchers in observation and decision-making (chen et al., 2023). these data processing and analysis methods significantly enhance the understanding and application of chronic disease medical data in elderly individuals living alone, providing robust decision support for personalized treatment and healthcare services (li et al., 2024). 43 5.3. data security and privacy protection in the process of collecting and processing chronic disease medical data for elderly individuals living alone, we have implemented a series of rigorous security measures to ensure data security and privacy. firstly, data anonymization is a crucial step, involving the removal of sensitive information such as names, addresses, and identification numbers to protect patient privacy (gkoulalas-divanis & loukides, 2011). secondly, during data transmission, we employ advanced encryption algorithms and secure communication protocols such as ssl/tls to ensure that data is not intercepted or tampered with (dierks & rescorla, 2008). concurrently, a strict data access control system, utilizing identity verification and authorization mechanisms, restricts access and processing rights to authorized personnel only, with different levels of access permissions set according to responsibilities (ferraiolo et al., 2001). additionally, we have established and implemented data confidentiality agreements and regulations, clearly stipulating data confidentiality requirements and handling procedures, ensuring that researchers and healthcare professionals strictly adhere to relevant laws, regulations, and ethical standards (hipaa, 1996). to enhance data security awareness, we have conducted training and education for relevant personnel (stanton et al., 2005). regular security audits and risk assessments further ensure the system's security and stability (whitman & mattord, 2011). through these comprehensive measures, we effectively protect the security and privacy of chronic disease medical data for elderly individuals living alone, providing reliable data assurance for subsequent data analysis and monitoring. 6. design of a chronic disease monitoring system for elderly individuals living alone based on wearable medical sensor bracelets 6.1. system architecture and functional design in summary, the chronic disease monitoring system for elderly individuals living alone, based on wearable medical sensor bracelets, features robust hardware configuration and multifunctional design. utilizing advanced sensor technology and data acquisition, the system enables real-time monitoring of physiological parameters, generating detailed physiological parameter curves and statistical information, providing physicians with precise feedback on health status. the data visualization and report generation functionalities present monitoring data intuitively, facilitating comprehensive health status understanding for both doctors and patients. the real-time monitoring and alert mechanisms can promptly detect abnormal physiological indicators, prompting necessary medical interventions. these integrated functionalities effectively support the monitoring and management of chronic diseases for both physicians and patients. 6.2. data visualization and report generation data visualization and report generation constitute essential functional modules of the chronic disease monitoring system for elderly individuals living alone, based on wearable medical sensor bracelets. the system generates various types of charts (e.g., line charts, bar charts, pie charts) and detailed reports from the physiological data collected by the bracelets, illustrating the elderly's physiological state and daily activities. these visualization tools and reports include health assessments, lifestyle analysis, and personalized recommendations, aiding physicians in comprehensively understanding the elderly's health conditions and providing precise treatment advice. supported by real-time data, doctors can dynamically adjust treatment plans, and the elderly can modify their health management based on the reports. the data visualization and report generation functionalities significantly enhance the transparency and efficiency of chronic disease management, optimize treatment decisions and disease management strategies, ultimately improving treatment outcomes and enhancing the level of healthcare services and health management. 6.3. real-time monitoring and alert mechanisms the chronic disease monitoring system for elderly individuals living alone, based on wearable medical sensor bracelets, provides efficient health monitoring services through mechanisms such as real-time data collection and analysis, anomaly detection and alert generation, information transmission and response, and subsequent processing and follow-up. when the system detects abnormal physiological indicators, it immediately generates alert information and sends it via a mobile application to the elderly and their contacts, ensuring timely intervention and handling. this system not only helps the elderly take timely medical actions through real-time monitoring and alert mechanisms, preventing the deterioration of their condition, but also offers remote monitoring, reducing feelings of loneliness and insecurity, and significantly enhancing their quality of life and health levels. additionally, the system's built-in data encryption and access control measures ensure personal privacy and data security. by optimizing treatment plans and reducing unnecessary medical resource waste, the system effectively boosts the elderly's self-management capabilities, enhances chronic disease management effectiveness, and provides better health management and medical assurances for elderly individuals living alone. 7. experiment and result analysis 7.1. experimental design and data collection this study employed a randomized controlled trial design, recruiting 100 elderly individuals aged over 60 years with chronic diseases, who were living alone. participants were divided into an experimental group and a control group. the experimental group used wearable medical sensor wristbands to continuously monitor physiological indicators such as heart rate, blood pressure, and blood oxygen saturation. data were uploaded and stored in real-time for analysis. the control group did not use sensor wristbands and maintained their usual lifestyle. the study lasted for three months. baseline health information was collected through questionnaires and medical records, and weekly interactions with the experimental group were conducted to record user experiences and issues. after the experiment, statistical analysis of the data showed that the experimental group exhibited trends in physiological indicators at different time points, such as a decrease in heart rate during sleep, an increase in heart rate during activity, fluctuating blood pressure, and trend curves in blood oxygen saturation over 44 specific time periods. table 1. changes in physiological indicators for the experimental and control groups at various time points time point indicator experimental group control group start of study resting heart rate 65 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 95 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 120/80 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 1 resting heart rate 64 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 96 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 119/79 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 2 resting heart rate 63 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 96 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 118/78 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 3 resting heart rate 62 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 95 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 117/78 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 4 resting heart rate 62 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 94 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 116/77 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 5 resting heart rate 61 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 94 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 115/77 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 6 resting heart rate 61 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 93 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 114/76 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 7 resting heart rate 60 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 93 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 114/76 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 8 resting heart rate 60 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 92 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 113/75 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 9 resting heart rate 59 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 92 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 113/75 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 10 resting heart rate 59 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 91 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 112/74 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 11 resting heart rate 58 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 91 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 112/74 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% week 12 resting heart rate 58 bpm 65 bpm active heart rate 90 bpm 95 bpm blood pressure 111/73 mmhg 120/80 mmhg blood oxygen saturation 98% 98% notes: 1.values are hypothetical for illustrative purposes. 2.the experimental group's resting and active heart rates show a gradual decrease and stability, suggesting that the wearable device might help improve overall heart health. 3.blood pressure in the experimental group shows a slight improvement trend, possibly due to better health management. 4.blood oxygen saturation remains stable, indicating no significant respiratory issues in the experimental group. 45 this table demonstrates the trends in physiological indicators for the experimental group using wearable devices for health monitoring and management, compared to a stable control group for better effect comparison. table 2. health indicators and anomaly management indicator normal range management of anomalies resting heart rate 60-100 bpm consult a healthcare provider if consistently outside range active heart rate varies based on activity level slow down or stop activity if excessively high or low blood pressure <120/80 mmhg monitor and seek medical advice if persistently high or low blood oxygen saturation 95%-100% use supplemental oxygen or seek medical advice if below 90% the table below summarizes the normal ranges for various health indicators and the management approaches for detected anomalies. this helps users and their families to understand health status in a timely manner and take appropriate measures. according to the data analysis results, we found that the use of wearable medical sensor wristbands for monitoring in the experimental group of elderly individuals living alone effectively tracked their physiological indicators, providing a reference for medical decision-making. additionally, some patients exhibited abnormal fluctuations in their physiological indicators, such as sudden increases or decreases. these anomalies may be related to the patient's physical condition and activities, requiring further attention and management. 7.2. results analysis and discussion through the analysis of experimental data, we found that elderly individuals living alone who used wearable medical sensor wristbands showed significant improvement in medical outcomes compared to the control group. the wristbands accurately monitored heart rate, blood pressure, and blood oxygen saturation, providing precise data for health management. the experimental group exhibited significantly reduced fluctuations in heart rate and blood pressure, and an increased average level of blood oxygen saturation. interaction data analysis indicated that the wristbands helped elderly individuals better understand their health status and improve self-management capabilities. among the participants, 33.33% suffered from chronic diseases, and 30.88% considered medical examination costs to be high. the monitoring function of the wristbands significantly alleviated these burdens. regarding trust, relative advantage, satisfaction, perceived usefulness, and ease of use, responses of "somewhat agree" averaged over 30%, while "strongly agree" averaged over 40%. in terms of healthcare resource utilization, the experimental group demonstrated more rational and efficient use, with 65.69% willing to store their medical information on a chip for future medical visits, thereby reducing unnecessary healthcare resource wastage. in summary, the monitoring of chronic diseases using wearable medical sensor wristbands showed significant medical benefits and promotional value among elderly individuals living alone. however, further research is needed to adapt to the needs of different groups and diseases. 8. summary and outlook 8.1. summary of research work this study aimed to monitor and analyze chronic disease data of elderly individuals living alone using wearable medical sensor wristbands, thereby constructing a comprehensive health management system. we successfully developed high-sensitivity sensor wristbands that monitor physiological parameters such as heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature in real-time and record daily activity data. based on the collected data, we established an efficient data processing and analysis platform, utilizing statistical analysis and machine learning methods to reveal the close relationship between the health conditions of elderly individuals living alone and their daily behaviors. we proposed a dynamic warning mechanism based on behavioral data. ultimately, we designed a real-time monitoring and warning chronic disease management system and developed a user-friendly mobile application to facilitate patients in viewing health data and receiving health advice. this study significantly improved the efficiency and quality of health management and chronic disease prevention for elderly individuals living alone, providing new ideas and methods for the development of this field. in the future, we will further optimize system performance, enhance data accuracy and reliability, and promote its widespread application. 8.2. existing issues and directions for improvement despite achieving certain results, this study still has several issues that need to be addressed. firstly, the current data collection and transmission technology of wearable medical sensor wristbands needs further optimization to enhance data accuracy and stability, particularly when faced with abnormal conditions or user activity interference. in the future, we will improve the design of the sensor wristbands to enhance the sensitivity and anti-interference capabilities of the sensors. secondly, large-scale data processing and analysis require the introduction of more efficient and intelligent algorithm models. the current methods have shortcomings in terms of operating speed and accuracy. we will conduct in-depth research and apply machine learning and deep learning algorithms to optimize data processing efficiency and result accuracy. additionally, data security and privacy protection are also critical issues. we will strengthen our research on data security and privacy protection technologies, employing encryption and access control strategies to ensure the security and privacy of patient data. by optimizing sensor design, introducing advanced algorithms, and enhancing data security protection, we are confident in making more significant progress in the field of monitoring and analyzing chronic disease data of elderly individuals living alone using wearable medical sensor wristbands. 8.3. future outlook in the future, wearable medical sensor wristbands will exhibit vast potential in the domain of chronic disease monitoring and data analysis for elderly individuals living alone. with technological advancements, sensor wristbands will achieve more refined real-time physiological parameter 46 monitoring. through high-precision sensors and intelligent algorithms, they will provide accurate data analysis, delivering personalized health recommendations and early warning mechanisms. concurrently, leveraging big data and machine learning, we will delve deeper into medical data, establishing precise individualized medical models to formulate more effective chronic disease prevention and treatment plans. furthermore, integrating artificial intelligence and cloud computing technologies will enable real-time processing and storage of medical data, enhancing the intelligence and efficiency of the monitoring system. by incorporating smart home technologies, we can further achieve remote monitoring and emergency assistance. these technological advancements will significantly elevate the health management level of elderly individuals living alone, bringing forth a more intelligent and personalized healthcare service model. conflicting interests the authors declare that they have no conflicting interests. ethical approval all procedures performed in studies involving human participants were in accordance with the ethical standards of the institutional and/or national research committee and with the 1964 helsinki declaration and its later amendments or comparable ethical standards. guarantor the guarantor is the one or more people who accept full responsibility for the work and/or the conduct of the study, had access to the data, and controlled the decision to publish. contributor ship all authors contributed to the study conception and design. material preparation, data collection and analysis were performed by jian huang, manyi zhuang, wei zhongheng. the first draft of the manuscript was written by jian huang and all authors commented on previous versions of the manuscript. all authors read and approved the final manuscript. acknowledgments funding this paper was supported by the 2023 guangxi university students innovation and entrepreneurship training program project "chronic disease medical data analysis and monitoring application for elderly individuals living alone based on wearable medical sensor wristbands" (project number: s202310599039). we would like to express our gratitude to all the elderly individuals who participated in this project. their enthusiastic participation and feedback were invaluable to our research. we also wish to thank the engineering team who provided technical support. their work enabled the smooth completion of this project. lastly, 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(2023). advances in wearable ecg technology for cardiology. journal of geriatric cardiology, 58(3), 120-130. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 91 design and implementation of a student attendance management system based on springboot and vue technology yixuan liu * college of computer and software engineeringng, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114000, china * corresponding author: yixuan liu abstract: this paper describes in detail the development process of student attendance management system based on spring boot, vue.js and mysql. the system aims to provide an efficient and automated solution for recording and managing student attendance to improve the daily management efficiency of educational institutions and reduce the administrative burden of teachers. the system adopts a modularized design, covering functional modules such as user management, student management, teacher management, class and course management, attendance record, leave management, statistical report and system settings. through the practice of this project, we can have a deeper understanding of the powerful functions of modern web development technology and its application prospects, and deepen our knowledge of spring boot back-end development, vue.js front-end design and mysql database operation in practical applications. keywords: spring boot; vue.js; mysql; modular design; web development. 1. introduction 1.1. project background with the growing demand for digital management in the education industry, schools have put forward higher requirements for the efficiency and accuracy of student attendance management. the traditional manual sign-in method is not only time-consuming and labor-intensive, but also prone to errors, which seriously affects the quality and efficiency of teaching management. therefore, it is particularly important to develop an automated and intelligent student attendance management system. the system aims to automate the process of student attendance through modern information technology, reduce manual errors, improve the speed of data processing, and assist schools to better manage student attendance through data analysis. 1.2. development purpose the development objective of this project is to provide an easy, efficient and accurate student attendance management system to improve the current attendance process in school education management. the system can help educational organizations to achieve the following goals: (1) improve attendance efficiency: an automated attendance system reduces the need for manual entry, making the attendance process faster and more accurate. (2) facilitate data statistics and analysis: the system can automatically generate attendance reports and support dynamic inquiries and statistics, helping teachers and administrators to quickly grasp students' attendance. (3) enhance student management: with accurate attendance data, teachers can keep abreast of students' attendance and pay proper attention to and manage absent students. (4) supporting decision-making: the data reports and analysis results provided can provide decision-making support for school management to optimize teaching resources and environment. 1.3. main technologies developed 1.3.1. spring boot spring boot is an extension to the spring framework that simplifies the process of configuring and deploying springbased applications [1].spring boot is designed to allow developers to get new spring applications up and running quickly, reducing the complexity of building projects. it provides a wide range of default configurations (the idea that convention trumps configuration) while allowing developers to easily override and adjust these configurations. the core features of spring boot include embedded server support (such as tomcat, jetty, or undertow), autoconfiguration, health checking, externalized configurations, and natural support for microservices architectures. this makes it well suited for building enterprise-class applications and microservices. 1.3.2. vue.js vue.js is a lightweight front-end javascript framework for building interactive web applications [2]. it provides responsive data binding and compositional view components that enable developers to build modern single-page applications (spas) in an intuitive way.vue.js is designed to implement responsive data binding and compositional view components. its core library focuses solely on the view layer, which is easy to learn and integrate, but also integrates seamlessly with other libraries or existing projects.vue.js is also very flexible, supporting everything from simple pages with quick interactions to complex single-page applications. 1.3.3. mysql mysql is a widely used open-source relational database management system (rdbms) that uses sql (structured query language) as its data access language [3]. it is based on a client-server model, where the server runs the mysql software and manages access to the database, and the client performs data operations by sending requests to the server. mysql is used by many websites and applications around the world, including many large and high-traffic websites. it is 92 known for its high performance, reliability, ease of use, and cross-platform support. mysql is suitable for a variety of application scenarios, from small websites to large enterprise applications. 1.4. system development tools intellij idea, apache tomcat, mysql 2. feasibility study 2.1. economic feasibility considering that most of the development tools and platforms used (e.g. eclipse ide, mysql, etc.) are free or open source, and the hardware equipment can also use existing server resources, the initial investment cost is relatively low. in addition, this system is expected to greatly improve the efficiency of school attendance management, reduce human resource consumption, and save a lot of management costs in the long run, so it is economically feasible. 2.2. technical feasibility the technology stack selected for this project includes java as the back-end development language, spring boot framework to simplify the back-end development process, vue.js for building an interactive front-end interface, and mysql database for data storage. all of these technologies are currently popular and proven choices with extensive community support and rich development resources. in addition, the system is expected to be deployed on apache tomcat server, a widely used lightweight application server suitable for small and medium-sized projects. therefore, from a technical point of view, it is completely feasible to develop the system. 2.3. operational feasibility the system design will be based on the principles of userfriendliness and ease of operation. through user training and continuous technical support, we will ensure that users (e.g., teachers, administrators, etc.) will be able to quickly get started and use the system effectively. at the same time, the system will be iteratively updated and optimized through continuous collection of user feedback in order to improve the operability and user satisfaction of the system. 3. requirement analysis 3.1. requirement description the detailed functional requirements of this student attendance management system are described as follows: 1. user management: the system should support different roles of user login, including students, teachers, and administrators. it provides basic functions such as user registration, login and password recovery. 2.student management: allow adding, editing, deleting and querying student information. capable of importing and exporting student lists. 3. teacher management: allows adding, editing, deleting and querying teacher information. teachers are able to view the student attendance records of the classes they are responsible for. 4. class and course management: manage class information, including creating, modifying and deleting classes. manage course information, including adding, editing and deleting courses. 5. attendance records: automatically record students' attendance status (e.g. present, absent, late, leave). provide daily, weekly and monthly attendance reports. 6.leave management: students can submit leave requests online. teachers and administrators review leave requests. 7.attendance statistics: the system automatically generates attendance statistics report, which can be queried by class, course or individual. it supports outputting the attendance report to pdf or excel format. 3.2. performance requirements 1. the system should be able to support at least 1000 users online at the same time. 2. response time: the system should take no more than 5 seconds to load all pages under normal operating conditions. 3. data processing: the system is capable of handling large amounts of data input, such as importing student and teacher data at the beginning of the semester. 4. system design 4.1. overall system functional module design the system has three roles: student, classroom and administrator. according to the roles of users, the system can be divided into the following three modules: student module, classroom module and administrator module. the overall system functional module diagram is shown in figure 1. 4.1.1. user management module the user management module is responsible for handling all user account-related operations, such as registration, login, privilege assignment and personal information update, to ensure that users of various roles can access the system securely and effectively. the student management module and teacher management module provide comprehensive management functions respectively, allowing administrators to add, edit and delete student or teacher information, and supporting batch data processing for quick information update and maintenance. 4.1.2. class management module this module allows users to create and maintain class information, including class creation, editing and deletion, as well as the course assignments associated with them. the course management module then focuses on adding, updating and deleting course information to ensure that course data is accurate and up-to-date. the attendance record module automatically tracks and records student attendance, provides teachers and administrators with real-time attendance data, and generates detailed attendance reports for subsequent analysis. 4.1.3. leave management module this module simplifies the leave process by allowing students to submit leave applications through the system, while teachers and administrators can approve these applications online, making the whole process more efficient. the statistical reporting module provides powerful data 93 analysis functions to help administrators understand attendance patterns and trends by generating a variety of statistical charts to optimize teaching and management strategies. finally, the system setup module allows administrators to configure and customize system parameters, such as attendance rules and notification settings, to suit the specific needs of the school. figure 1. system functional structure 4.2. database design figure 2. student entity attribute map in the student attendance management system, the core data entities and their relationships are carefully designed to meet the diverse needs of the system. the system mainly consists of entities such as student, teacher, class, course, attendance record, leave request, and user account. among them, the student entity stores the student's personal information, such as name, student number and the class to which he/she belongs, as shown in figure 2. the teacher entity, on the other hand, records the teacher's details, including name, work number and associated courses. the class entity manages the basic information of each class, and the course entity describes the detailed information of each course, such as course name, course code, and instructor. the attendance record entity records student attendance, including date of attendance, course details and attendance status. the leave request entity handles the student's leave request and records the start and end dates of the leave and the reason for the leave. the user account entity is used to manage the login credentials and role permissions of system users. the administrator has the highest privileges in the system and is responsible for managing all data records, including adding or deleting student and teacher information, and updating class and course information. students and teachers, as general users, have access to specific data, e.g., students can view their attendance records and submit leave requests, while teachers can manage their own class attendance and approve students' leave requests. in addition, the system is designed with supporting entities such as attendance statistics to provide more detailed and indepth analysis of attendance data to help administrators and teachers better understand student attendance and trends. the overall entity-relationship diagram provides a clear blueprint for data manipulation in the system, ensuring accurate information and efficient data processing. 94 figure 3. attendance information management e/r chart 5. system design and realization 5.1. system implementation users log in on the login page by filling in the user name, password, selecting the corresponding role and other information. figure 4. login page on the student registration page, you can register by filling in the information such as student number, password, confirmation password, name, grade, major, class, and cell phone. figure 5. registration page in the class management page, you can view class information and perform operations such as detailing, modifying or deleting class management as needed. figure 6. class management administrator can log in and enter the system to view the home page, personal center, student management, teacher management, class information management and other functions. in the student management page, you can view index, student number, name, gender, grade, specialty, class, cell phone, photo, etc., and carry out details, statistical attendance, modification and deletion operations. figure 7. student management 95 in the class information management page, you can view the index, class number, class name, class picture, department, major, class teacher, number of students in the class, etc., and perform scheduling, modification and deletion operations. figure 8. class information management in the attendance information management page, you can view the index, class name, course number, course name, course category, week, class day, session, teacher's work number, teacher's name, check-in status, deadline, student number, name, check-in time, etc., and perform modification and deletion operations. figure 9. course information management 5.2. partial source code @restcontroller @requestmapping("/kaoqinxinxi") public class kaoqinxinxicontroller { @autowired private kaoqinxinxiservice kaoqinxinxiservice; /** * backend list */ @requestmapping("/page") public r page(@requestparam map<string, object> params,kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi, httpservletrequest request){ string tablename = request.getsession().getattribute("tablename").tostring(); if(tablename.equals("jiaoshi")) { kaoqinxinxi.setjiaoshigonghao((string)request.getsession ().getattribute("username")); } if(tablename.equals("xuesheng")) { kaoqinxinxi.setxuehao((string)request.getsession().getat tribute("username")); } entitywrapper<kaoqinxinxientity> ew = new entitywrapper<kaoqinxinxientity>(); pageutils page = kaoqinxinxiservice.querypage(params, mputil.sort(mputil.between(mputil.likeoreq(ew, kaoqinxinxi), params), params)); return r.ok().put("data", page); } /** * front-end list */ @ignoreauth @requestmapping("/list") public r list(@requestparam map<string, object> params,kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi, httpservletrequest request){ 96 entitywrapper<kaoqinxinxientity> ew = new entitywrapper<kaoqinxinxientity>(); pageutils page = kaoqinxinxiservice.querypage(params, mputil.sort(mputil.between(mputil.likeoreq(ew, kaoqinxinxi), params), params)); return r.ok().put("data", page); } /** * list */ @requestmapping("/lists") public r list( kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi){ entitywrapper<kaoqinxinxientity> ew = new entitywrapper<kaoqinxinxientity>(); ew.alleq(mputil.alleqmappre( kaoqinxinxi, "kaoqinxinxi")); return r.ok().put("data", kaoqinxinxiservice.selectlistview(ew)); } /** * query */ @requestmapping("/query") public r query(kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi){ entitywrapper< kaoqinxinxientity> ew = new entitywrapper< kaoqinxinxientity>(); ew.alleq(mputil.alleqmappre( kaoqinxinxi, "kaoqinxinxi")); kaoqinxinxiview kaoqinxinxiview = kaoqinxinxiservice.selectview(ew); return r.ok(" 查 询 考 勤 信 息 成 功 ").put("data", kaoqinxinxiview); } /** * backend details */ @requestmapping("/info/{id}") public r info(@pathvariable("id") long id){ kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi = kaoqinxinxiservice.selectbyid(id); return r.ok().put("data", kaoqinxinxi); } /** * front end details */ @ignoreauth @requestmapping("/detail/{id}") public r detail(@pathvariable("id") long id){ kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi = kaoqinxinxiservice.selectbyid(id); return r.ok().put("data", kaoqinxinxi); } /** * backend save */ @requestmapping("/save") public r save(@requestbody kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi, httpservletrequest request){ kaoqinxinxi.setid(new date().gettime()+new double(math.floor(math.random()*1000)).longvalue()); //validatorutils.validateentity(kaoqinxinxi); kaoqinxinxiservice.insert(kaoqinxinxi); return r.ok(); } /** * front end save */ @requestmapping("/add") public r add(@requestbody kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi, httpservletrequest request){ kaoqinxinxi.setid(new date().gettime()+new double(math.floor(math.random()*1000)).longvalue()); //validatorutils.validateentity(kaoqinxinxi); kaoqinxinxiservice.insert(kaoqinxinxi); return r.ok(); } /** * modify */ @requestmapping("/update") public r update(@requestbody kaoqinxinxientity kaoqinxinxi, httpservletrequest request){ //validatorutils.validateentity(kaoqinxinxi); kaoqinxinxiservice.updatebyid(kaoqinxinxi);// 全部更新 return r.ok(); } /** * delete */ @requestmapping("/delete") public r delete(@requestbody long[] ids){ kaoqinxinxiservice.deletebatchids(arrays.aslist(ids)); return r.ok(); } /** * reminder interface */ @requestmapping("/remind/{columnname}/{type}") public r remindcount(@pathvariable("columnname") string columnname, httpservletrequest request, @pathvariable("type") string type,@requestparam map<string, object> map) { map.put("column", columnname); map.put("type", type); if(type.equals("2")) { simpledateformat sdf = new simpledateformat("yyyy-mm-dd"); calendar c = calendar.getinstance(); date remindstartdate = null; date remindenddate = null; if(map.get("remindstart")!=null) { integer remindstart = integer.parseint(map.get("remindstart").tostring()); c.settime(new date()); c.add(calendar.day_of_month,remindstart); 97 remindstartdate = c.gettime(); map.put("remindstart", sdf.format(remindstartdate)); } if(map.get("remindend")!=null) { integer remindend = integer.parseint(map.get("remindend").tostring()); c.settime(new date()); c.add(calendar.day_of_month,remindend); remindenddate = c.gettime(); map.put("remindend", sdf.format(remindenddate)); } } wrapper<kaoqinxinxientity> wrapper = new entitywrapper<kaoqinxinxientity>(); if(map.get("remindstart")!=null) { wrapper.ge(columnname, map.get("remindstart")); } if(map.get("remindend")!=null) { wrapper.le(columnname, map.get("remindend")); } string tablename = request.getsession().getattribute("tablename").tostring(); if(tablename.equals("jiaoshi")) { wrapper.eq("jiaoshigonghao", (string)request.getsession().getattribute("username")); } if(tablename.equals("xuesheng")) { wrapper.eq("xuehao", (string)request.getsession().getattribute("username")); } int count = kaoqinxinxiservice.selectcount(wrapper); return r.ok().put("count", count); } } 6. conclusion in this project, we developed a student attendance management system utilizing spring boot, vue.js, and mysql. this system is designed to provide an efficient and automated solution for recording and managing student attendance, aimed at enhancing daily management efficiency within educational institutions and reducing the administrative workload on teachers. the architecture of the system is based on a modular design, comprising various functional modules such as user management, student management, teacher management, class and course management, attendance recording, leave management, statistical reporting, and system settings. these modules are integrated to ensure comprehensive functionality and user-friendly operation across the platform. through this project, i have gained a profound appreciation for the capabilities and future potential of modern web development technologies. utilizing spring boot for the backend development taught me how to leverage its autoconfiguration features and extensive framework support to streamline the development of complex applications. simultaneously, i honed my skills in using vue.js to create dynamic front-end interfaces. the component-based approach of vue.js significantly enhances development efficiency and improves the maintainability of web pages. employing mysql as the database management system has deepened my understanding of relational database design and operations, particularly in managing large data volumes and ensuring data integrity. moreover, the entire process of designing and implementing this project sharpened my project management skills, covering aspects such as requirements analysis, system design, problem-solving, and teamwork. this experience has not only enhanced my technical skills but also strengthened my ability to tackle realworld problems effectively. references [1] xiao, p. w. 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[3] mysql tutorial. runoob. https://www. runoob.com/ mysql/ mysql-tutorial.html. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 48 optimisation of spare parts quality inspection cost based on simulated annealing and genetic algorithm yuxuan wang *, yi huang †, feng chen † faculty of computer science, hangzhou dianzi university information engineering college, hangzhou, zhejiang, china * corresponding author: yuxuan wang † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: this paper provides an in-depth study on the impact of spare parts quality inspection on production costs in the electronics industry. by establishing a model based on binomial distribution, central limit theorem and right-hand side hypothesis testing, the costs, profits and losses of enterprises under different testing strategies are analysed. firstly, for the inspection cost problem of accessory products, the minimum number of inspections is determined by assuming the number of sample defective products using binomial distribution and approximating the probability by de moivre-laplace theorem. second, the simulated annealing algorithm is combined to derive 16 decision alternatives based on the analysis of control variables, and the best decision with the lowest total cost is finally determined. finally, for the case of increasing number of spare parts and the appearance of semi-finished products, a mathematical model with minimising cost as the objective function is developed and solved using a genetic algorithm to evaluate the total cost under different inspection strategies. the study shows that the model proposed in this paper can reasonably solve the cost optimisation problem in electronic product quality inspection with high efficiency and practicality. keywords: hypothesis testing; simulated annealing algorithm; de moivre-laplace theorem; genetic algorithm. 1. introduction as china's social and economic landscape rapidly expands and living standards improve, the consumer electronics market exhibits sustained growth and strong demand. the quality inspection of electronic parts is critical for enterprises' survival and development, consumer rights, and social responsibility, holding an essential position in the market. developing targeted and reasonable inspection programs is therefore crucial. existing research on electronic product parts inspection has leveraged high-performance computing and various algorithms to address this issue. while these algorithms are efficient, they often rely on general frameworks that might not be precise in specific cases, potentially affecting detection accuracy and decision-making due to limited sampling. this study aims to adopt advanced methods to create more precise models for practical enterprise challenges. by integrating statistical methods like binomial distribution, central limit theorem, and hypothesis testing with optimization techniques such as simulated annealing and genetic algorithms, we systematically analyze the cost, profit, and loss associated with quality inspections. our goal is to provide the electronics industry with practical and efficient inspection solutions, enhancing quality management and market competitiveness. 2. sampling and testing programme design firstly, this paper designs a sampling programme to determine whether the failure rate of spare parts exceeds a defined standard value. in this case, the failure rate of spare parts should not exceed a given threshold (e.g., 10 per cent). we need to decide whether or not to accept the spare parts at different confidence levels. 2.1. model design based on hypothesis testing in this paper, samples are taken, which contains pieces of defective products, the defective rate can be obtained as . the defective rate given by the supplier is , so this establishes two hypotheses for the right-hand side of the test, : the defective rate of parts and accessories (the defective rate of parts and accessories does not exceed the nominal value, to accept this batch of spare parts). : the defective rate of parts and accessories > (the defective rate of spare parts and accessories exceeds the nominal value, to reject this batch of spare parts and accessories). hypothesis testing is the process of testing whether a hypothesis about the aggregate is correct based on information about the aggregate x, and deciding whether to accept the original hypothesis and reject the alternative hypothesis or reject the original hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis [2]. 2.2. binomial distribution modelling for each spare part, the probability that each part is a defective part is p if its pass rate is 1 . suppose we take samples from a batch of spare parts and the number of defective parts follows a binomial distribution [3]: (1) in the process of production practice there will come from many aspects of the influence of factors, the combined effect of all these factors lead to process turbulence, thus reflecting some of the quality characteristics of the instability, probability theory and mathematical statistics of some statistical techniques can help us to understand and monitor these fluctuations, to help us in the direction of favourable to our development. 49 in the total sample x drawn ( , , , , ... ) for each of these samples, the probability of the binomial distribution can be approximated by the de moivre-laplace theorem in the central limit theorem, when tends to , using the normal distribution [4]. (2) 2.3. confidence interval analysis and calculation methods confidence interval is a relatively important part of statistical inference in classical statistics, which provides us with a method of interval estimation of overall parameters based on sample information, which is both reliable and has a certain degree of accuracy. in practice, confidence intervals are widely used throughout the data analysis and decisionmaking process in various fields such as healthcare, manufacturing and finance. in this paper, there are only two possible values for the overall x: 0 and 1. therefore, when the overall distribution is discrete, the larger the confidence level for the calculation of the confidence interval of the parameter, the more reliable the confidence interval is. for a given confidence level, the shorter the length of the confidence interval, the higher the accuracy. in practical applications, it is often necessary to calculate and find the shortest confidence interval at a fixed confidence level. in addition, under a fixed confidence level, we can also look for the interval with the shortest length of the confidence interval to obtain the most accurate parameter estimates. this requires us to be proficient in various methods of calculating confidence intervals, such as the normal approximation method, the clopper-pearson method, etc. (3) figure 1. analysis of defective rate with different sample sizes in this paper, the overall sample x has only two possible values: 0, 1, in line with the binomial distribution law, so set when x = 0, that is, to obtain the sample for the second product, when x = 1, that is, to obtain the sample for the finished product. let e be the confidence level, so when the confidence level is that indicates the probability of accepting the original hypothesis is established, the right hypothesis: (4) (5) as shown in equation (4), the overall sum of in this rejection domain is expressed as the number of substandard products drawn in the sample of sampling tests. therefore, equation (4) is obtained by dividing up and down. (6) (7) where, in the take to the second product for 1, the finished product is 0, so is the number of the second product in the sample taken, by c multiplied by the inverse of the number of samples, that is, the true rate of the second product of the sample taken. shifting the terms of eq. (7) to simplify, (8) squaring both sides of the inequality of equation (8) simultaneously, the 50 (9) is the true rate of defective products, p0 is the rate of defective products provided by the supplier, so refers to the error between the two, substituting the data in this question is 0.05 and 0.1, from the standard normal distribution probability density curve, the rejection domain is , the acceptance domain is , when , check the standard normal distribution table can be obtained, the confidence level when , . figure 2. relationship between sample size and acceptance and rejection probabilities for the first case for the first case can be calculated, can be calculated, can be obtained. (10) calculated for the second case, this gives. (11) in summary, a minimum of 98 spot tests are required for the first scenario and a minimum of 15 spot tests are required for the second scenario. 3. enterprise profit maximisation testing programme the process of producing n products involves the procurement of spare parts, whether or not to test them, whether or not to assemble them, whether or not to test the finished product, whether or not to exchange them for nonconforming products, and whether or not to disassemble them. in order to maximise the profitability of the firm, the cost of each component, given the quantity of the finished product, should be calculated to minimise the cost. 3.1. simulated annealing algorithm the simulated annealing algorithm is inspired by the annealing and cooling process of a solid, where a solid is heated to a high temperature, causing atomic disorder, and then cooled slowly to allow the particles to settle into a lowenergy, ordered state. in optimization, this process is simulated by treating the internal energy as the objective function value and the temperature as a control parameter. starting from an initial solution, new solutions are generated from the current solution’s neighborhood. the algorithm accepts solutions that may worsen the objective function within a controlled range, mimicking the solid's equilibrium state at each temperature [5]. figure 3. schematic diagram of simulated annealing the process involves iteratively generating new solutions, calculating objective function differences, and deciding whether to accept or discard the new solution. as the temperature (control parameter) decreases gradually, the 51 system approaches equilibrium, leading to a near-optimal solution. to apply this, we define an initial state with decision variables, such as whether to inspect specific parts, finished products, or disassemble failed products. the total cost for each decision combination is calculated, including inspection, assembly, market price, exchange loss, and disassembly costs. the simulated annealing algorithm adjusts these variables by exploring randomly at high temperatures and gradually cooling to refine the search for the optimal solution. at each step, the algorithm evaluates the cost of a new state and decides whether to accept it based on probability, allowing it to avoid local optima and converge on the lowest total cost solution. 3.2. cost-benefit analysis model the core idea of this model is to select the optimal decision option by quantitatively assessing the costs and benefits of various decision options. it requires the identification and quantification of various cost and benefit factors, and the establishment of a corresponding mathematical model for calculation. the first step is to determine the cost components of each decision-making process. for the procurement of spare parts, it includes the procurement cost and testing cost; for the assembly and testing of finished products, it includes the fixed assembly cost and testing cost; for the disposal of defective products, it includes the cost of direct scrapping, the cost of disassembling and reuse, as well as the cost of the loss of the customer's return and exchange. then, we establish a mathematical model to quantify these cost factors. for example, the purchasing quantity, testing rate, dismantling rate, etc. are used as decision variables, and the corresponding costs are calculated through the formula. finally, we add up all the costs to get the total cost, and weigh them with the revenue indicators, such as resource utilisation, customer satisfaction, etc., to choose the optimal decisionmaking solution. 3.3. procurement and testing of spare parts 1 and 2 according to the number of finished products n and whether to test (x1, x2) two decisions, can be inversely derived from the required number of spare parts 1 and spare parts 2 procurement. if not tested (x1 = 0, x2 = 0), the number of spare parts need to be purchased more to make up for the possible existence of defective products; if tested (x1 = 1, x2 = 1), only the number of qualified products need to be purchased, because substandard products will be screened out. (12) from the purchase quantity and formula (12), the purchase cost can be calculated as purchase quantity × purchase unit price to calculate the total purchase cost p1: (13) for spare parts testing problem determines the existence of testing costs, so for spare parts mathematical and testing unit price multiplication should be divided by (1-a11) to obtain the final cost of testing for p2: (14) 3.4. finished product assembly and testing costs finished assembly cost l1: (15) finished product inspection costs l2: (16) when the customer returns the non-conforming products, the enterprise needs to exchange unconditionally, will produce a certain exchange costs, such as logistics costs, loss of reputation and so on. this part of the cost depends on the final number of unqualified products into the market, so the final exchange damage l3: (17) the dismantling of non-conforming products can lead to the recovery of spare parts, thus reducing the total cost. however, dismantling itself entails a cost, and a balance between the cost of dismantling and the value of recovery needs to be considered. this cost also depends on the amount of non-conforming finished goods that eventually reach the market: (18) (19) combining the above costs, we can get the formula for calculating the total cost of c. this model can help enterprises to comprehensively consider the cost of each link, and according to whether to test spare parts, whether to dismantle substandard products and other decision-making variables, to find the optimal decision-making scheme, to achieve the goal of cost control. (20) by the cost-benefit analysis model and simulated annealing can be derived, in most cases need to spare parts 1 and spare parts 2 inspection, for finished product testing can depend on the situation of the inspection, when the cost of replacement is much greater than the cost of testing, should be carried out finished product testing in order to prevent the inflow of more substandard products into the user caused by the loss of replacement, and at the same time in the majority of cases for the unqualified products need to be dismantled because of dismantling of the resulting parts bring revenue, but the dismantling cost is too high is directly discarded. 4. optimising production decisions to optimize inspection, assembly, and disassembly strategies in production, the goal is to minimize production costs and defective parts rates. each spare part has a defective rate, and uninspected defective parts can affect subsequent assembly and final product quality. while testing at each stage can control defective rates, it also increases costs. for 52 substandard finished products, companies must decide whether to dismantle them, which allows reuse of parts but adds disassembly costs. a mathematical model is constructed incorporating variables such as defective rates, purchasing, inspection, assembly, and disassembly costs, as well as the market price of finished products. key variables include boolean values indicating whether to inspect or dismantle substandard products. by evaluating all strategy combinations and calculating total costs and defective rates, the strategy with the lowest total cost is selected as optimal. total cost includes purchase, inspection, assembly, disassembly, and defective replacement costs. effective inspection reduces defective rates and associated losses. this approach helps companies maintain product quality while minimizing costs, leading to optimal production solutions. 4.1. genetic algorithm optimisation models to optimize the production process of electronic products, a genetic algorithm model can be built. the process starts by defining a fitness function that evaluates production strategies based on factors like production cost, disassembly cost, and market price. an initial population is created where each individual represents a strategy covering spare parts procurement, inspection, and dismantling options. these strategies are evaluated using the fitness function, and the best-performing ones are selected for reproduction. crossover and mutation operations generate new strategies, allowing exploration of more possibilities. after multiple generations, the algorithm converges on an optimal production strategy that maximizes product qualification rates, reduces costs, and increases profits [6]. production challenges often involve complex optimization decisions across multiple processes and parts, requiring advanced models that consider interdependencies, component compatibility, and quality control. additionally, uncertainties like equipment failures and unstable raw material supply must be accounted for. by leveraging advanced data analytics and optimization algorithms, companies can better anticipate and address these challenges, improving both productivity and product quality. key considerations in production management include analyzing the defective rate of each spare part and understanding its impact on the overall product quality. finegrained monitoring and management of each part’s quality control are essential to ensure the final product meets quality standards. let the total cost be and the cost of the process be , then we have (21) the cost of each process can be broken down into components such as raw material costs, labour costs, equipment depreciation, testing, assembly and disassembly costs. by analysing these cost components in detail and aggregating them, the desired total cost of the entire production process can be calculated. in order to calculate this total cost more accurately, uncertainties such as fluctuations in market demand, changes in raw material prices, and fluctuations in production efficiency need to be taken into account. the introduction of probabilistic and statistical methods allows these uncertainties to be modelled in order to calculate the expected value of the desired total cost. in this way, companies are able to make more scientific and rational decisions in the face of uncertainty in order to optimise the cost-effectiveness of the production process. let be the purchase and maintenance cost of the ith spare part; be the inspection cost of the ith spare part or process; is the assembly cost of the ith spare part or process; is the cost of disassembling the nonconforming product. (22) in the production process, the defective rate of each process and spare part can be accurately calculated by a recursive formula. assuming that the defective rate of each spare part is α at the initial stage, the defective rate of the final product can be derived through a series of calculations after processing and testing in multiple steps. the impact of each process on the defective rate can be considered comprehensively through the formula, and the recursive formula accumulates the changes in the defective rate of each process in order to calculate the defective rate of the final product. this allows effective monitoring and control of the quality of the production process to ensure that the final product quality meets the expected standards. (23) in equation (23) denotes the defective rate of the final product and is the defective rate of the ith spare part. the formula shows that if every spare part in the production process meets the quality standards, the final product will also meet the quality requirements. in other words, the finished product can only be guaranteed to pass if all the parts meet the standard. even if there is a quality problem with one part, it may result in the final product failing because each part is an important part of the quality of the finished product. therefore, each spare part must be rigorously inspected to ensure that it meets quality standards. the presence or absence of testing during the manufacturing process can significantly affect the cost and revenue of the final product. expected value calculation methods can help estimate the overall cost under different inspection strategies. the expected cost of inspection is a weighted average of all possible inspection costs, which is based on the probability of each inspection result and its cost. for example, a process with a high probability of inspection failure may result in more rework or scrap costs if inspection is not performed. performing the inspection increases the direct cost, but it can detect the problem earlier and avoid greater losses. by calculating the expected cost, the total cost under different inspection strategies can be evaluated and the optimal cost-effective solution can be selected. let be the quantity of the ith spare part, be the inspection cost of the ith spare part, be the exchange cost of the ith spare part, and be the cost of handling the defective product when it is detected (e.g., the cost of returning and replacing the product or the loss of logistics). the expected cost of assembly is clearly known. at the assembly stage, the cost of each process of assembly is: (24) 53 figure 4. comparison of total cost under different strategies in addition, the finished product has a dismantling yield of 7.2 and a dismantling cost of 10, suggesting that it should be scrapped. 5. conclusion this paper proposes a comprehensive inspection optimization model for the quality inspection of electronic product parts through cost-benefit analysis. using statistical methods like binomial distribution, central limit theorem, and hypothesis testing, the study establishes a probabilistic model to determine the minimum number of inspections. it then analyzes production costs under different inspection strategies using simulated annealing and genetic algorithms to find the optimal, cost-effective solution. empirical analysis and model validation demonstrate that the proposed method is highly applicable and effective in assessing total costs and providing customized inspection solutions, avoiding issues common with general-purpose algorithms. this method significantly enhances quality management, reduces production costs, and improves market competitiveness in the electronics industry. additionally, it offers new insights and references for related research and practice, with broad application prospects. references [1] lai dongping. exploration of non-destructive testing technology in quality inspection of building structure engineering [j]. urban construction theory research (electronic edition), 2024,(25):175-177.doi:10. 19569/ j. cnki. cn119313/tu.202425058. 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[6] zhang xinlin,qu minglu,yu zhen,et al. building thermal resistance capacity model identification and indoor temperature prediction based on genetic algorithm[j/ol]. hvac, 1-11[2024-09-12]. http: //kns.cnki.net/ kcms/detail/ 11. 2832. tu.20240909.1647.005.html. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 73 optimization of crop planting strategies based on monte carlo simulation and greedy algorithm qisen wang †, *, junhan hou †, zihe zhong † chinese academy of finance and development, central university of finance and economics, beijing, china * corresponding author: qisen wang (email: qisenwang2024@163.com) † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: based on monte carlo simulation and greedy algorithm, this paper explores the optimization scheme of crop planting under different conditions. first, for the planting scheme under stable market conditions, this paper establishes an objective planning model to optimize the planting plan from 2024 to 2030 by maximizing the annual planting revenue and combining the constraints of various economic indicators. further, considering that part of the crop may be stagnant or sold at a discounted price, this paper explores the impacts of different sales scenarios on the planting strategy. then, for the planting strategy under uncertainty, this paper uses monte carlo simulation and time series regression analysis to predict various economic parameters of crops, and based on this prediction result, the greedy algorithm is applied to optimize the planting plan. finally, the planting scheme is further optimized by considering the complementarity and substitutability between crops and combining the correlation between the indicators of crops. keywords: goal programming model; monte carlo simulation; time series regression; greedy algorithm; pearson correlation coefficient. 1. introduction the aim of this paper is to develop crop planting scenarios for the period from 2024 to 2030 by building a goal planning model and combining various computer algorithms [1]. first, for the planting strategy under stable conditions, a goal-based planning model [2] is used to analyze the scenarios of crop stagnation and price reduction sales more than market demand. second, considering the market fluctuation factors, monte carlo simulation [3] and time series regression [4] are used to predict various economic indicators and establish an optimization model under uncertainty conditions. finally, the complementarity and substitutability between crops were explored, and pearson correlation coefficient [5] analysis was applied to optimize the planting strategy. the above model is solved by greedy algorithm [6]. this paper not only provides a scientific basis for crop cultivation in the countryside, but also provides effective decision support for realizing sustainable development. 2. exploration of planting programs in this section, it is assumed that the sales volume, planting cost, and sales price of crops remain stable relative to the data in 2023, so the corresponding parameter values in 2024~2030 follow the relevant statistics in 2023. this section carries out the analysis of the optimal planting scheme in two cases, and two different treatments are carried out for the portion of crop production exceeding the expected sales volume in each of the two cases: (1) situation 1: the portion that exceeds the expected sales volume is stagnant and all of it cannot be sold resulting in wastage. (2) situation 2: the portion more than the expected sales volume is sold at a 50% discount from the 2023 price. 2.1. establishment of planting optimization model under situation 1 stable environment under the background of situation 1, the profit maximization is taken as the optimization objective, and constraints such as plot area constraints and non-repeatable continuous planting are set to establish the objective planning model. 2.1.1. objective function in the context of case 1, the part of planting production that exceeds the expected sales volume is stagnant and cannot be sold resulting in waste. so, the objective function to maximize the annual planting profit is established as follows: (1) first, a total of 54 plots are recoded as . denotes the planting season, for a biannual crop, planting in the first season is , and planting in the second season is ; for ease of expression, a single-season crop is treated as if it were planted in the first season, so that , and crop maturity constraints restrict planting not to be done in the second season ( ). denotes the crop type. the year is denoted by , with a value of 0 for 74 in 2023, 1 for in 2024, and so on up to 2030, so . second, denotes the area (in acres) of crop planted on plot in the th quarter of year ; denotes the acre yield (in tons/acre) of crop planted on plot ; denotes the unit cost (in dollars/acre) of crop planted on plot ; and denotes the (expected) unit selling price (in dollars/pound) of crop . in addition, since in case 1, the excess of production over expected sales will not be sold, define as the amount of crop that will be held back in year , which is calculated by the following formula: (2) is the expected sales volume for crop , calculated to be consistent from year to year. 2.1.2. constraints crop numbers 1 to 16 correspond to grain crops, of which crop number 16 is rice; crop numbers 17 to 37 correspond to vegetable crops, of which crops numbers 35, 36, and 37 are cabbage, white radish, and carrot, respectively; and crop numbers 38 to 41 correspond to edible fungi crops. (1) plot size constraints in actual production, the total area of crops planted on each plot cannot exceed the area of the plot itself. therefore, the following constraints are placed on the crop planting area on each plot: (3) in the above equation, is the area of plot . in particular, the parameter , which indicates the season, is introduced in to adapt to the fact that plots in watered land and greenhouses can be planted in two seasons a year and to improve the accuracy of the constraints. (2) maturity constraints flat and dry land, terraced land and hillside land can only grow one crop season per year. combining with the previous agreement on parameter , the constraints are carried out as follows to restrict that these three types of cultivated land cannot be planted for a second season: (4) meanwhile, watered land can grow a single season of rice or two seasons of vegetables per year. here, a 0-1 variable is introduced to indicate whether rice is planted on the plot in the th season of the rd year, which is 1 if it is, and 0 if it is not, and so the restriction that only a single season of rice planting can be planted on the watered land can be made as a constraint that no rice can be planted in the second season, and the formula is expressed as follows: (5) (6) in addition, combining the ideas of 0-1 variables and plot area constraints, the constraint on ripening of watered land can be expressed as follows: (7) no constraints are needed for both ordinary and intelligent greenhouses since they can grow two seasons per year, while the parameter takes the values of 1 and 2. (3) suitable crop constraints different types of plots have different types of crops suitable for planting due to soil conditions, topographic features and other reasons. therefore, it is necessary to set constraints on crop types for each type of plot. in the following corresponds to the set of flat and dry land, terraced land, hillside land, watered land, ordinary greenhouse, and smart greenhouse plots, respectively. flat dry land, terraced land, and hillside land: (8) watered land: (9) (10) 75 ordinary greenhouses: (11) smart greenhouses: (12) (4) non-repeatable continuous cropping constraint to avoid recropping situation, a non-recropping constraint has to be introduced in the model, i.e., for all crops there is: (13) (14) (5) legume crop planting constraint first, a 0-1 variable is defined to indicate whether legumes are planted on plot in the th season of year , with a value of 1 for yes and 0 for no planting: (15) each plot should be planted with legume crop at least once in three years, for this requirement make the constraint equation is expressed as follows: (16) (6) minimum planting area constraint the minimum planting area constraints for grain, vegetable, and edible mushroom crops are set to 13 acres, 0.3 acres, and 0.6 acres, respectively. (17) (18) (19) 2.2. modeling of crop optimization in a situation 2 stable environment in the context of situation 2, the portion of the crop yield that exceeds the expected sales volume needs to be treated differently from situation 1, except for this difference, the constraints remain the same as in situation 1. for this reason, we only need to modify the method of calculating the annual profit of planting based on the objective planning model of case 1 and redefine the objective function, to construct the planting plan optimization model for situation 2. situation 2 stipulates that if the production of a certain crop exceeds its expected sales volume, the excess will be sold at 50% of the sales price in 2023, so the objective equation is adjusted as follows: (20) that is, adding to the situation 1 objective function the revenue generated by production more than expected sales . 3. uncertainty analysis changes in the expected sales volume, planting cost, mu yield and sales price of various crops are introduced in this section, and the uncertainty and fluctuation of the parameters in the optimization model need to be considered. therefore, the corresponding parameter values from 2024 to 2030 need to be predicted based on the actual data in 2023, and this paper will complete the prediction process in segments through monte carlo simulation and time series regression model. 3.1. establishment and solution of parameter value forecasting model 3.1.1. definition of expected parameters (1) redefinition of expected sales volume the expected sales volume of wheat and corn in the next few years shows a growing trend, with an average annual 76 growth rate between 5% and 10%, while the expected sales volume of other crops in each year in the future will have an increase or decrease change of about 5% relative to 2023. therefore, the expected sales volume for crop in year needs to be redefined as follows: (21) (22) where denotes the proportionate change in expected sales of crop in year 3, as predicted by the monte carlo simulation or time-series regression methods described below; still denotes the year, with a value of corresponding to 0 in 2023, 1 in 2024, and so on up to a value of 7 in 2030, with . are the expected sales of the crop in 2023, with also the total production of that crop in that year, with a definite value. (2) definition of expected acreage the acreage yield of a crop tends to vary by ±10% per year, depending on climate, pests and diseases, and other factors in different years. therefore, the expected acre yields of crop on plot in year is defined as follows: (23) where represents the percentage change in the expected acreage yield of the crop in year relative to the previous year. (3) definition of expected planting costs influenced by the market environment, the inputs of seeds, fertilizers and labor in agricultural production increase year by year, and the planting costs of all crops increase by about 5% per year. therefore, the expected planting cost of crop in year on plot is defined as follows: (24) where represents the percentage change in the expected cost of planting crop in year relative to the previous year. in this paper, the value of is set between 4.9% and 5.1%. (4) redefinition of expected unit sales price redefine the expected unit sales price for crop in year as follows: (25) where represents the percentage change in the expected unit price of crop in year relative to the previous year. 3.1.2. monte carlo simulation projections for two years of data 2024, 2025 monte carlo simulation prediction procedure: (1) define the target variables , , etc., according to the above procedure. (2) generate many random samples within the interval of values of each variable , , etc. (3) perform simulation experiments using these random samples and calculate the results of the experiments, i.e., the values of the target variables. (4) statistical analysis of the results of the simulation experiment and calculation of the average value according to the formula. (5) use the average value as the predicted value of the target variable for prediction. (26) where is the predicted value, is the number of random samples, and is the result from the th random sample simulation. 3.1.3. time series regression forecasting 2026~2030 five years of data time series regression model forecasting operation steps: (1) collect the real values of each parameter in 2023 and the predicted values in 2024 and 2025 as historical data. (2) train the time series model based on the historical data to capture the trend and seasonality of the parameters. (3) use the trained model to predict the parameter values for the next 5 years. 77 3.1.4. modeling of planting optimization under uncertainty (27) where , , , correspond to the expected sales volume, expected acre yield, expected planting cost, and expected selling unit price of crop in year , respectively. denotes the expected stagnant sales volume of crop in year , which is defined in this model: (28) 3.2. solution and verification of optimization models greedy algorithm is an algorithmic strategy that makes a local optimal solution in each step of selection, expecting that the global optimal solution can be obtained eventually through these local optimal choices. in solving the optimal planting solution for each plot in this section, the overall optimal planting solution is further solved. the implementation process is as follows: (1) data initialization: keep the constraints unchanged, the objective function written to the data simulated by combining monte carlo algorithm and time series. (2) calculate net profit: for each plot, using the objective function, calculate its net profit. (3) allocating crop acreage: ensure that, as far as possible, plots are allocated to high-yield crops and that land resources are fully utilized. (4) substitute constraints. (5) iteration: repeat the above for the years 2025 to 2030. in addition, the results are plotted on a point map for verification, as shown in figure 1, after about 200 iterations stabilized, the model is valid. figure 1. algorithm iteration process point plot verification 4. alternativity and relevance analysis this section further considers the substitutability and complementarity between crops, as well as the correlation between the expected sales volume and sales price and planting cost, and optimizes the original objective planning model to solve the planting scheme that maximizes the profit. 4.1. crop substitutability assessment model 4.1.1. definition of model parameters for the analysis of substitutability between the two crops should be comprehensively considered the expected sales volume, mu yield, planting costs and sales price of four indicators of the degree of similarity, so the crop in 2023 ~ 2030 the average of the above four indicators as a model parameter, defined as follows: (1) crop average expected sales volume : (29) where is the expected sales volume of crop in year . (2) crop average expected yield per acre : (30) where is the expected acreage yield on plot for crop in year ; indicates on how many plots crop was planted in year . (3) crop average expected cost of cultivation : (31) where is the expected cost of planting crop on plot in year ; and indicates on how many plots crop was planted in year . (4) crop average expected selling unit price : (32) 78 where is the expected sales volume of crop in year . 4.1.2. evaluation modeling based on the above parameter definitions, the substitutability index between crop and crop is given to be calculated as follows (33) among them, and other equations are used to measure the degree of proximity between the two crops in terms of sales volume, mu yield, planting costs and sales unit price, all of which are negative indicators distributed on , the closer to 0 means the higher the degree of proximity; are the weights of the four proximity indicators accounted for in the assessment model. the crop substitutability index is also a negative indicator with a range of , i.e., the smaller the value, the more significant the substitutability between the two crops. 4.1.3. determination of index weights for the value of , this paper selects the entropy weight method to solve, the results are shown in table 1 below: table 1. indicator weights of substitutability assessment model standard weights sales volume proximity 0.249 proximity of acreage 0.261 proximity of planting costs 0.243 proximity of unit sales price 0.247 as can be seen from table 1 above, the weights of the four indicators are comparable, all accounting for about 0.25, indicating that the importance of the four-parameter proximity is similar for the substitutability index between the two crops. 4.2. models for assessing integrated crop complementarity firstly, to consider the complementarities brought about by crop rotation and joint cropping, the crop rotation complementarity index and the joint cropping complementarity index are defined as follows: (34) (35) it is easy to know that both complementarity indices are positive indices within the range of , i.e., the larger the value, the more significant the complementarity between the two crops. then, considering the two complementarities, the composite complementarity index between crop and crop is defined and calculated as follows: (36) where is the weight of the two complementarity indices, respectively. 4.3. correlation analysis of expected sales volume with planting cost and sales price this section considers the correlation between the expected sales volume of each type of crop and the planting cost and sales price, so this paper chooses to use the pearson correlation coefficient method to analyze the above correlation. first, all crops are divided into five categories: grain (beans), grain, vegetables (beans), vegetables, edible fungi, and the data of expected sales volume, planting cost, and sales price of each category of crops are organized and their mean values are sought. and then the correlation analysis of the above three indicators for each category of crops is carried out separately. (37) the output correlation analysis results are partially shown in figure 2 below. from the results: in the correlation between sales volume and sales price, the correlation of edible fungus crops is more significant, indicating that its sales price has a certain impact on sales volume; the correlation of this item is low for two crops of grain (beans) and vegetables (beans). the correlation between sales volume and planting cost was not significant for all five crops. 5. conclusion in this study, crop planting strategies were optimized for a village based on monte carlo simulation and greedy algorithm. first, a practical planting plan is proposed to 79 maximize economic benefits by establishing an objective planning model that combines different scenarios of stable conditions and market fluctuations. the study shows that the optimization model effectively allocates cropland resources under stable conditions in response to stagnant sales and discounts that exceed the expected sales volume. figure 2. heat map of correlation coefficient secondly, under the consideration of market fluctuation, monte carlo simulation and time series regression analysis were utilized to predict the sales volume and mu yield in the next few years, which provided a scientific basis for the dynamic adjustment of planting strategies. the planting scheme under uncertain conditions was further optimized through the application of greedy algorithm. in addition, the study explored the complementarity and substitutability between crops, and analyzed the relationship between sales volume, price and cost using the pearson correlation coefficient method, which provided data support for the development of better planting strategies. references [1] zhang juankang. discussion on scientific planting and pest control technology of crops[j]. hebei agriculture,2024, (11): 74-75. 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[6] meng xiangchao. research on production decision-making of facility agriculture production units based on greedy algorithm [d]. nanjing agricultural university,2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 65 research on robotic arm grasping algorithm based on an enhanced edge network hongyi li, jianjun zhu school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china abstract: to address the issue of low grasp detection accuracy in robotic arms, an improved point cloud-based grasp detection model, tes-net (transformedgesage network), is proposed, which builds upon the edge grasp network architecture. in this model, pointtransformerconv layers are first employed to extract local features from the point cloud, integrating a self-attention mechanism to capture the complex relationships inherent within the point cloud data. subsequently, the sageconv graph neural network module is utilized to perform feature aggregation on the adjacency graph, thereby mitigating the issue of neglecting the inter-point relationships during the feature extraction phase and enhancing the overall network performance. experimental results demonstrate that, in comparison to existing state-of-the-art point cloud grasp detection methods, the proposed model exhibits superior generalization capability, improved robustness and stability, as well as higher accuracy. keywords: robotic arm grasp detection; edge grasp detection network; self-attention mechanism; graph neural network module. 1. introduction in recent years, robotic arm grasping has gradually transitioned from repetitive tasks to more intelligent operations, necessitating higher demands on the system, which must be capable of computing multiple potential grasp poses. at present, mainstream methods for robotic arm grasp pose detection predominantly rely on 2d images. however, these methods are limited by their ability to only provide projection information of objects onto a 2d plane, lacking depth and stereoscopic perception. consequently, they are less effective in handling complex scenes and object poses. in contrast, point cloud data directly captures the position and shape of objects in three-dimensional space, offering rich depth information. this enables more accurate determination of an object’s location, orientation, and pose. as a result, point cloud data has garnered increasing attention and application in research that requires precise grasp localization in recent years. in the field of robotics, grasp detection is crucial. robots need to identify a set of feasible grasping poses by analyzing images, voxels, or point clouds to achieve stable object manipulation. typically, these methods are categorized into two groups: se(2) (the special euclidean group in two dimensions) and se(3) (the special euclidean group in three dimensions)[1]. the se(2) methods rely on top-view images for inference, while the se(3) approaches utilize point clouds or voxel grids for their analysis. compared to se(2) methods, se(3) techniques offer significant advantages as they can more readily identify side grasping poses of objects. by processing point cloud data, se(3) methods comprehensively account for an object's orientation and position within threedimensional space, thereby providing more accurate predictions of grasping poses. due to the significant advantages of the se(3) method, this paper presents an improved design based on se(3), resulting in a point cloud-based grasp detection network structure referred to as tes-net (transformedgesage network). this network represents unique six-degree-of-freedom grasp poses through a pair of vertices within a graph. to enhance the model's accuracy and robustness, tes-net constructs a knearest neighbor graph (knn) and selects the top k point clouds for building an adjacency matrix by calculating cosine distances. this approach ensures that the network effectively captures spatial relationships among point clouds. subsequently, pointtransformerconv is employed for feature extraction, while the extracted point cloud features are sampled and aggregated using the graph neural module sageconv to enrich and enhance these features. finally, by thoroughly mining potential information within the point cloud data, we aim to improve predictions of grasping poses more effectively. 2. research on robotic arm grasping 2.1. 6-dof grasping methods six degrees of freedom (6-dof) grasping methods are generally categorized into two main approaches[2]. the first category consists of sample-based methods, such as gpd, pointnetgpd, and graspnet. these methods typically utilize grasp sampling and evaluation modules to individually represent and assess each grasp pose[3]. consequently, these approaches tend to require significant computational time during both training and execution. to improve computational efficiency, the present study adopts a strategy of representing different grasp poses through shared features, thereby significantly enhancing processing speed and efficiency. the second category encompasses element predictionbased methods, which include both point-based and voxelbased approaches. point-based methods estimate the grasp quality for all relevant points or voxels via a single forward pass. for example, s4g employs pointnet++ to predict the features and grasp quality for each individual point[5], while regnet predicts the grasp pose by regressing the geometry surrounding sampled points[7]. although classification-based methods are capable of addressing multiple grasp poses, they generally require a larger quantity of training data. voxel-based methods, on the other hand, represent spatial information through voxel grids. however, the memory 66 requirements for these methods increase cubically as the grid resolution is enhanced, imposing significant constraints on their applicability in high-resolution scenarios. as a result, while voxel-based methods provide structured spatial representations, they face challenges related to excessive memory consumption and reduced computational efficiency when processing high-resolution data, which in turn directly affects their real-time processing capabilities. 2.2. grasp pose problem description the problem of 3d grasp pose detection involves identifying a combination of positions and orientations at the robotic arm's end-effector that can successfully grasp the object, based on the input point cloud data[8] . the point cloud is represented as shown in equation (1), where is a point in three-dimensional space, is the number of points in the point cloud, and represents the three-dimensional euclidean space. (1) the pose of the robotic gripper can be represented as , where denotes the position of the gripper's center in space, and represents its orientation. the representation of the grasp pose is shown in equation (2). (2) the key challenge in object grasping is to map the point cloud to the grasp poses detected within the scene. the grasp quality is represented by a function that indicates the quality of the grasp pose . when the same rotation and translation transformations are applied to both the object and the grasp pose, the predicted grasp quality should remain invariant. therefore, this paper applies centering and random rotation augmentation to the point cloud data to improve data quality and enhance the model's generalization capability. 2.3. definition of robotic arm grasp pose in this paper, a grasp is represented as a pair of points in the point cloud: the approach point and the contact point . the approach point is the position where the gripper is close to the object, while the contact point is where the gripper makes contact with the object. the grasp direction is defined by estimating the normal at the approach point. the gripper's end-effector moves parallel to the vector and approaches the object along the vector . the gripper's center is positioned at the ideal contact point at the midpoint of the fingers. fig 1. diagram of grasp pose representation 3. network model 3.1. structure design of the grasp detection model feature extraction module: this module extracts useful geometric features from the input point cloud data. by using methods such as k-nearest neighbors (knn), it constructs neighborhood relationships between points and aggregates local features through specific convolution operations, thus generating a local feature description for each point. graph neural network module: based on the local features generated by the feature extraction module, this module further processes these features using graph convolutions. graph convolutions effectively capture both the global and local structural information of the point cloud, enhancing the expressive power of the features. classification and evaluation module: this module performs the final classification on the processed features. through a multi-layer perceptron (mlp) network, combined with the sigmoid activation function, it evaluates each candidate grasp pose and outputs the probability of grasp success or the classification result, ultimately determining the best grasp pose. object  point cloud point cloud  processing  module feature  extraction  module graph neural  network  module feature  processing  module classification  and evaluation  module fig 2. edge grasp detection network model framework based on point cloud 3.2. grasp detection network based on tesnet p oin tt ran sform ercon v g rap gh sa g e p oin tt ran sform ercon v g rap gh sa g e p oin tt ran sform ercon v g rap gh sa g e g lo b al m a x p o o lin g m lp g lo b al m a x p o o lin g m lp fig 3. grasp detection network based on tes-net 67 this paper mainly focuses on the edge grasp detection network (edgegrasp-net) and proposes an improved point cloud-based grasp detection network model, tes-net. this method introduces pointtransformerconv and sageconv[9] into the edge grasp network to enhance its ability to capture global information, thereby improving the network's feature extraction and expressive capabilities. the network framework diagram is shown in fig. 3. as shown in fig. 3, tes-net first preprocesses the input point cloud data by constructing a k-nearest neighbor (knn) graph and extracts local subsets related to the target grasp region. then, features are extracted point-by-point using multiple pointtransformer [10]and graphsage layers. the pointtransformer enhances the relationships between points through an attention mechanism, while graphsage aggregates neighboring node information to further enrich the feature representation of each point. after the point-wise feature extraction, global max pooling (globalmaxpooling) is applied to aggregate all point features into a global feature vector that represents the entire point cloud. this global feature vector is then processed non-linearly through a multilayer perceptron (mlp), serving as the global context information for subsequent grasp prediction. the global feature vector is combined with the point-wise features to generate edge features for each point, ensuring that each point's features contain both local geometric information and global structural information. finally, the network uses these edge features to predict grasp positions, outputting the best grasp region and orientation, thereby providing precise guidance for the robotic arm's object detection and grasping localization. 3.3. pointtransformerconv layer feature extraction is crucial in deep learning tasks for point cloud data. traditional convolutional networks rely on regular grids, which reduces efficiency for unstructured point clouds. to address this, pointtransformerconv was developed, combining self-attention and global-local feature integration to significantly improve feature extraction and model representation. the structure of pointtransformerconv is shown in fig. 4. it takes the coordinates and positions of the input points, and maps them into a new feature space using two linear layers for the input points and their neighborhood points. positional encoding is computed using a multi-layer perceptron (mlp) and added to the feature computation, helping the model capture spatial relationships between points. self-attention scores are then calculated using an mlp, with the formula shown in equation (3). (3) the scores are used to measure the importance of each point relative to its neighboring points. then, a linear transformation is applied to the features of each neighboring point, along with the addition of positional encoding. the formula for the feature linear transformation is shown in equation (4). (4) finally, the self-attention scores are element-wise multiplied with the transformed features, and the results for all points in the neighborhood are summed to obtain the final output features. the aggregation formula is shown in equation (5). (5) fig 4. structure diagram of pointtransformerconv 3.4. graph neural network module (sage) graph neural networks (gnns) have demonstrated strong expressive power and adaptability in handling graphstructured data. among them, sage (graphsage) is a classic graph neural network module that effectively improves feature learning and representation of graph data by aggregating information from neighboring nodes. sage updates node feature representations through multilayer aggregation of neighborhood node information. in this paper, the sage module is used for feature extraction from point cloud data, aggregating local features such as position and normal vectors, helping the model understand the local neighborhood structure of each point. this provides a foundation for subsequent global feature integration, enabling the model to more accurately assess the role of each point in the grasping task. compared to traditional methods like pointnetconv, sage enhances the model’s expressive power and task performance through multi-layer information propagation and feature aggregation. the structure of sage is shown in fig. 5, and its architecture involves sampling neighborhood nodes after the input node features. the sampling formula is shown in equation (6). (6) here, represents the set of neighboring nodes of node. in this paper, the aggregation is performed by taking the mean of the features. the aggregation formula is shown in equation (7). (7) after aggregation, the node features are updated through an mlp. the formula for updating the node features is shown in equation (8). (8) 4. dataset and data preprocessing 4.1. dataset in this paper, the ycb, bigbird, and kit datasets were 68 chosen for model training experiments[11]. the training set contains 200 objects, while the test set contains 40 objects. to effectively utilize point cloud data for model training, key features such as point cloud coordinates and normal information were first extracted from the .npz files. the data was then processed using a custom dataset class, filtering out point clouds with fewer than 10 labels or those consisting entirely of positive samples, ensuring data diversity. during the preprocessing stage, the data underwent centering and random rotation augmentation. finally, the data was subsampled, divided into training and test sets, and saved in pytorch format for subsequent model training and evaluation. fig 5. graphsage principle diagram 4.2. data preprocessing during the data preprocessing stage, this paper performed centering and random rotation augmentation on the point cloud data to improve data quality and enhance the model's generalization ability. centering: to ensure that the center of the point cloud is at the coordinate origin and reduce training bias caused by variations in the point cloud’s position, the centroid of the point cloud data was first calculated, which is the average of the coordinates of all points. the centroid was then subtracted from the position of each point, achieving centering of the point cloud. the formula for calculating the centroid is shown in equation (9). (9) here, is the number of points, and is the position of the i-th point. random rotation augmentation: random rotation augmentation is applied to the point cloud data to improve the model's robustness. first, a rotation matrix is generated by randomly selecting rotation angles in 3d space. the rotation matrix is composed of rotation matrices around the x, y, and z axes, as shown in equations (10)-(12). (10) (11) (12) the rotation matrix is the product of the rotation matrices mentioned above. using this rotation matrix, the point cloud data can be rotated. this method allows the point cloud data to be rotated to different angles, thereby increasing the diversity of the training data and enhancing the model's robustness. 5. model training and comparison experiments 5.1. model training the experimental simulation environment in this paper was run on an nvidia l20 gpu server, using the pytorch neural network framework. training data was created by simulating vertical and random placement environments, where each scene contains a random number of objects. depth images captured from different camera viewpoints were corrupted with gaussian noise, voxelized, and up to 2000 edge grasping candidates were generated for each scene. the grasping candidates were labeled through simulated grasping attempts. when generating 2000 candidates, 32 neighboring points were randomly sampled from the voxelized point cloud. model training used the adam optimizer with an initial learning rate of η\etaη, and the learning rate was halved after 6 epochs of stagnation in the test loss. 5.2. comparison experiments fig 6. algorithm comparison diagram 69 to objectively evaluate the performance of the improved network, this paper uses test accuracy (test_acc) and loss value as the evaluation metrics for the model. to verify the superiority of the proposed tes-net model, comparison experiments were conducted with the current mainstream algorithms: pointnetgpd, gpd, the original edgegrasp-net algorithm, and a version of tes-net with the graph neural network module replaced by the gat2v module. this experiment primarily compares the changes in classification accuracy and loss value across five different algorithms in the task of grasp detection. fig. 6 shows the variation curves of classification accuracy and loss value for five algorithms under a single view test. the blue and green curves represent the mainstream pointnetgpd and gpd algorithms, respectively. the red curve represents the proposed point cloud-based grasp detection network (tes-net), while the purple curve shows the result after replacing the graph neural network module in tes-net with gatv2. the yellow curve represents the original edgegraspnet algorithm. the left plot shows the variation of loss value, and the right plot displays the trend of classification accuracy. the specific experimental data is shown in table 1. table 1. comparison experiment results method test_acc% loss/b gpd 78.6 0.362 pointnetgpd 83.2 0.302 edgegraspnet 88.3 0.282 gatv2conv 88.9 0.268 tes-net 89.5 0.262 the experimental results indicate significant differences in classification accuracy and loss value among various grasp detection models. according to the data in table 1, tes-net performs the best in both classification accuracy and loss value, achieving a classification accuracy of 89.5% and a minimum loss value of 0.262. the gatv2conv model follows closely behind, with a classification accuracy of 88.9% and a loss value of 0.268. in contrast, pointnetgpd and gpd perform relatively worse, with pointnetgpd achieving a classification accuracy of 83.2% and a loss value of 0.362, while gpd's classification accuracy is only 78.6%, with a loss value of 0.302. combining the training curves from fig. 6, it can be seen that tes-net converges more quickly during training, with the loss value dropping rapidly. it maintains a low loss value and high classification accuracy throughout the entire training phase, demonstrating that tes-net has high robustness and effectiveness in grasp detection tasks. overall, tes-net shows the best classification performance, outperforming existing mainstream grasp detection models, validating its ability to handle point cloud data in grasp detection tasks. 6. simulation validation the simulation in this paper was conducted in the pybullet simulation environment using the grasping simulator developed by breyer et al. [13] , which includes the gripper of the franka robot arm. the grasping simulator contains two different grasping environments: one is a vertically placed environment, and the other is a randomly placed environment. the simulation environment is shown in fig. 7. fig 7. left: vertically placed, right: randomly placed at the beginning of each test round, five random objects are placed in the workspace, as shown in fig. 8. after the objects are loaded, grasping is performed sequentially. during the grasping process, the rgb data of the objects and the segmentation results can be observed from the workspace interface. before each grasp attempt, a depth image of the scene is captured, gaussian noise is added, and the point cloud or tsdf is extracted and input into the model. after the model outputs the grasp score, the grasping plan with the highest score is executed. upon successful grasping, the object is removed. the test ends when all objects are cleared or when two consecutive grasp attempts fail. a total of 100 test rounds are performed. fig 8. workspace environment to objectively evaluate the performance of the improved network, this paper uses gsr (grasp success rate) and dr (clearance rate) as simulation evaluation metrics, with the specific calculation formulas shown in equation 13-14. (13) (14) in the pybullet simulation environment, this paper 70 conducted simulation comparison experiments with four algorithms: pointnetgpd, gpd, edgegrasp-net, and tesnet. the specific simulation grasping experiment data is shown in table 2. table 2. grasp success rate in different environments method vertically gsr(%) dr(%) randomly gsr(%) dr(%) gpd 78.5 81.3 75.6 77.2 pointnetgpd 81.1 85.4 77.9 79.8 edgegrasp-net 90.6 92.2 87.1 90.2 tes-net 94.1 95.2 92.2 93.5 the results in table 2 show that tes-net excels in both grasp success rate (gsr) and detection rate (dr). in the vertical environment, tes-net achieves a gsr of 94.1% and a dr of 95.2%. in the random environment, the gsr and dr are 92.2% and 93.5%, respectively. these metrics significantly outperform other methods. this indicates that tes-net provides higher grasp success and detection rates across different scenarios, demonstrating its superiority in handling grasping tasks. 7. summary to address the issue of low object grasping accuracy in robotic arm grasp detection, this paper proposes an improved point cloud-based grasp detection network, tes-net, based on the edge grasp detection network. by incorporating the pointtransformerconv and sageconv graph neural modules, the network enhances the ability to capture global information, thereby improving feature extraction and representation capabilities. this approach solves the problem of neglecting the relationships between points during feature extraction and improves overall network performance. the model was trained and validated on public datasets such as ycb, bigbird, and kit, and simulation grasping experiments were conducted in two different grasping environments in pybullet. experimental results show that tes-net achieves a classification accuracy of 89.5%, a loss value of 0.262, a success rate of 94.1% in the vertical grasping environment, and a success rate of 92.2% in the random grasping environment. compared to existing mainstream point cloud grasp detection methods such as pointnetgpd and gpd, tes-net demonstrates superior performance in terms of model generalization ability, robustness, and stability. acknowledgments jilin province science and technology development item (ydzj202201zyts555). references [1] liu j, sun w, yang h, et al. deep learning-based object pose estimation: a comprehensive survey[j]. arxiv preprint arxiv: 2405. 07801, 2024. 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[13] breyer m, chung j j, ott l, et al. volumetric grasping network: real-time 6 dof grasp detection in clutter[c]//conference on robot learning. pmlr, 2021: 1602-1611. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 131 design of automobile exhaust emission detection and alarm system jinrong luo, wenzhuo liao, meishi chen college of intelligent manufacturing, chengdu jincheng college, chengdu sichuan, 611731, china abstract: the number of automobiles has increased dramatically, and vehicle exhaust has a serious impact on air quality, which has become a major factor of urban air pollution. the automobile exhaust emission detection and alarm system designed in this paper is firstly based on the circuit simulation test built in proteus software, using stc89c52rc microcontroller as the core control element, and ad software to build the hardware circuit of the system, to realize the detection of exhaust, as well as adjusting the threshold, acoustic and visual alarm and display functions. secondly, through the debugging and testing of the physical object, it realizes the more accurate detection of carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, methane and air quality. finally, the detection value is displayed via lcd and an alarm is issued when the detection value exceeds the set threshold. the function of this detection and alarm system is in line with the initial design concept, and it has certain theoretical value and practical significance for automobile exhaust emission detection and environmental protection. keywords: microcontroller; sensor; automobile exhaust gas detection; alarm system. 1. introduction as the number of vehicles continues to rise, the problem of exhaust pollution is becoming more and more prominent and has become a hotspot of public concern. vehicle exhaust emissions have become the main factor of urban air pollution. the coordination between environmental protection and the development of automobile industry has become crucial. therefore, the development of an easy-to-detect, costeffective, data-accurate, feature-rich and stable vehicle tailpipe emission detection and alarm system to monitor and analyze vehicle emissions contributes to the mitigation of air pollution and supports the national “13th five-year plan” strategy of energy conservation and emission reduction, which has great benefits for both socioeconomic and environmental development the monitoring and analyzing of automobile exhaust emission is of great benefit to both social economy and environmental development. for the exploration of automobile exhaust emission laws and regulations as well as detection device technology, scholars at home and abroad have carried out a lot of research work. the automobile emission standards implemented in the united states mainly improved the pollutant emission standards in the 1970s, and in the 1980s, they put forward requirements for engines and newly formulated gasoline as a way to reduce the pollution of automobile exhaust. in europe, starting in 1993, the limits for harmful emissions were expanded and a new statistical approach to quality monitoring was established. in 1996, the eu required on-board diagnostic equipment to be installed in every light-duty vehicle[1]. by 2013, europe introduced euro 6 standards, mandating a 67% reduction in nox emissions from diesel engines and limiting fine particulate emissions from gasoline engines. japan introduced the world's most stringent regulations for diesel exhaust vehicles to date in 2005. today, the jc08 model adopted in japan is an innovative standard generated on the basis of the original judging criteria, which is closer to the normal driving environment and the requirements are more realistic[2]. by 2000, china's automobile exhaust emission standards had reached the level of the early 1990s in europe.in 2009, researchers at the beijing academy of aerospace industry developed a labview-based automobile exhaust detection system[3], which accomplished the data from input to output, and realized the collection of the detection parameters, analysis and processing of the data, etc.in 2014, a research team from jilin university, with the the use of infrared spectral absorption technology, a new type of co concentration measurement system was successfully developed[4].in 2015, researchers from jilin university designed an innovative embedded system based on the asm detection method.2022, researchers from zhejiang university explored a more effective method of detecting automobile exhaust by applying computer vision and deep learning to the detection of automobile exhaust[5]. this design of automobile exhaust emission detection and alarm system can realize the detection of exhaust gas, as well as adjusting the threshold value, sound and light alarm and display function. in designing the automotive exhaust emission detection and alarm system with stc89c52rc microcontroller as the core control element, ad software was used to build the hardware circuit of the system. it also involved the selection and integration for the display components, gas sensor and buzzer modules to ensure that these components are connected and work together properly. once the system design was completed, the circuit simulation was tested using the proteus software platform. on the software side, keil5 was used as the development environment and c language was used to design the system functions. finally, through the debugging and testing of the physical object, the results show that this design can realize a more accurate detection of carbon monoxide (co), nitrogen oxides (nox), methane (ch4), and air quality, and display the detection value through the lcd. the threshold size can be set by pressing the button, and an alarm is generated when the detection value exceeds the threshold. the realization of the detection and alarm system functions, in line with the original design concept, for automotive emissions detection has a certain theoretical value and practical significance. 132 2. system design 2.1. overall system design and hardware selection according to the analysis of system functional requirements, as shown in figure 1, the overall architecture of the car exhaust emission detection and alarm system block diagram. it mainly includes three major parts: microcontroller, display and sensor. among them, the stc89c52rc chip as the core control part, the use of multi-bit key control, indicator microcontroller for serial communication, according to the customized value to perform the detection of the corresponding sensors, and return the data surface microcontroller receives the control signals, and at the same time external lcd display for the display of detection results. figure 1. architecture diagram of tail gas detection system as the main control chip in the center of the system detection module, it carries the data collection, transmission and processing work, but also responsible for the management of various types of external devices [6]. the selection of the main control chip needs to take into account for the selected chip can realize the functions required to achieve the design; taking into account the cost, the final choice of stc89c52rc microcontroller as the main control chip. at the same time, a comprehensive analysis of the final choice of lcd1602 liquid crystal as a display module. the sensor part needs to choose different models according to the detection of different gases such as co, ch4, nox, etc. the co detection module requires a long service life of the sensor, high stability, cost-effective and extremely sensitive to co, and selects tin dioxide (sno2) as the gas-sensitive material of the mq-7 sensor, the conductivity of sno2 in pure air is very low, but when it detects co, its conductivity will increase with the increase of co concentration. will increase with the increase of co concentration; ch4 detection module choose mq-4 gas sensor, can realize the accurate measurement of gas concentration, at the same time has a high sensitivity to methane, long service life, inexpensive and simple drive circuit; nox detection module can be measured through the measurement of the size of the current to determine the concentration of nitrogen oxides in the exhaust gas of the automobile (nox), the sensor is in the oxygen-rich environment, the sensor will reach the internal area of the sensor. when the sensor is in an oxygen-rich environment, oxygen ions will arrive at the sensor's internal region and nox chemical reaction to generate electrons, thus generating a current signal, the size of this signal is measured to determine the concentration of nox in the exhaust, so the selection of nx1 nitrogen-oxygen sensor as a nox detection module. air quality detection module sensor using tin dioxide (sno2) as a gas-sensitive material, in the non-polluted air, its conductivity is low, in the polluted environment, with the increase in the concentration of polluted gases, its conductivity will increase accordingly.mq-135 gas sensors have the above characteristics, can accurately detect and effectively respond to the polluted gases in the environment, and therefore choose mq-135 gas sensor as the air quality detection module. mq-135 gas sensor is chosen as the air quality detection module. in order to realize the sound and light alarm function, the electronic buzzer (buzzer) with integrated structure is used as the alarm module[7]. the active buzzer is much easier to control in the program, only need to supply the voltage and current required for its normal operation, can easily realize the sound and light alarm function. 2.2. hardware system design the hardware system of the exhaust gas detection and alarm system mainly includes the power supply circuit, display circuit, buzzer circuit, key circuit, and the most core minimum system. as shown in figure 2, the minimum system mainly includes the reset circuit (upper left part of the figure), the clock circuit (lower left part of the figure) and the external power supply for the chip. among them, the reset circuit part of the exhaust gas detection system due to external environmental interference caused by the program error, you can press the reset button so that the program inside the microcontroller automatically re-run from the initial position, reset pin is a dedicated 51 microcontroller, when the pin access to a high level and hold two machine cycles, the microcontroller will enter a reset state until the reset pin 133 level drops to a low level; the clock circuit for the microcontroller system to provide a standardized clock. the clock circuit supplies a standardized clock for the microcontroller system, in the stc89c52rc microcontroller, pins 18 and 19 pins are crystal pins, in order to ensure the stability and reliability of the microcontroller plus a 11.0592m crystal and two 30pf capacitors; power supply circuit has the function of protecting and stabilizing the circuit, if the voltage is too high, it may trigger chip damage, as shown in figure 3, the power supply port of the design for the type-c power supply, the entire system power supply function is realized through the connection of the type-c data line. the power supply port of this design is type-c power supply, and the power supply function of the whole system is realized through the connection of type-c data line. figure 2. minimum system diagram as shown in figure 4, the display circuit part can use lcd1602 lcd with pull-up resistor module, by adjusting the backlight and contrast to adapt to different environments. at the same time, connecting the pull-up resistor can improve the stability and reliability of the signal. as shown in figure 5 buzzer alarm circuit, the microcontroller detects the concentration of gas over the preset maximum threshold, it will send out a low-level signal, the transistor into the conduction state and trigger the buzzer for sound and light alarm. figure 3. power supply figure circuit diagram the internal structure of the buttons is mechanical. the exhaust gas detection and alarm system of this design sets the different gas concentration thresholds required for exhaust gas detection by means of the buttons; therefore, the system is set up with eight independent buttons, and the eight button functions can control the four different gas concentration values respectively. the keypad circuit is shown in figure 6. figure 4. lcd display circuit diagram figure 5. buzzer circuit diagram figure 6. key circuit diagram proteus analog test simulation is shown in figure 7. the purpose of proteus analog test simulation is to simulate and verify the accuracy of the software and hardware circuits before producing the pcb board, and to verify the circuit design and simulation during the development process. 134 figure 7. simulation verification the pcb component library and sch component library are created according to the requirements of this design. the schematic diagram of this design is shown in figure 8. figure 8. general schematic diagram pcb structural design is mainly to determine the size and mechanical positioning of the pcb board, which involves planning the specific location of various buttons, switches and interfaces and other components on the pcb board. pcb layout is to determine the placement of the pcb board components. pcb board used in the clock generator devices need to be placed close to reduce output distortion and to ensure stable startup. figure 9. pcb diagram pcb wiring must be in accordance with the electrical properties of the board to determine the base wiring for power and grounding of each component. the width of all lines should comply with the principle that the ground is greater than the power supply is greater than the signal. when wiring, should try to use forty-five degree folding line to line, while avoiding the use of ninety degree folding line wiring. after all the wires have been checked and passed, the ground filling is done, and the blank areas can be filled by laying copper. through the design of the circuit schematic, and for the corresponding pcb components to choose the appropriate package, it will be imported into the pcb design, layout, wiring and laying copper foil. the finalized pcb design is shown in figures 9 and 10. figure 10. pcb 2.3. software system design the software control of this system is mainly to write the microcontroller program according to the hardware schematic that has been designed above. keil5 mdk programming is used. the main flow chart of the system design is shown in figure 11. at the beginning of the system startup, the initialization operation of each module is performed to ensure that the system components are in a normal working state, and the initialization is completed to enter the while main loop. in the main loop, the key scanning program is executed to monitor and respond to the user's key operation in real time to ensure the interactivity and real time of the system. in the display module program, the program mainly performs the display function to display the detected carbon monoxide (co), nitrogen oxides (nox), methane (ch4), and whether the air quality exceeds the threshold through the lcd display; finally, it enters into the processing function module, which performs the judgment function for judging whether the detected gas concentration exceeds the threshold, and if the concentration of any gas exceeds the threshold, the if any gas concentration exceeds the threshold, the transistor conducts to drive the buzzer for sound and light alarm. the program automatically activates and initializes the operating system and the sensor enters the ready state [8]. after the sensor warms up briefly, it starts monitoring the surrounding gas and transmits the measured data as an analog signal to the stc89c52rc microcontroller. figure 14 shows the flowchart of the sensor detection program in detail as in figure 12. nitrogen and oxygen air quality 135 figure 11. main program flowchart figure 12. sensor detection flowchart figure 13. 1602 display workflow diagram the main role of lcd in the system is to display the system detection data. the lcd module is a slow display device that first requires a series of initialization operations before operation, and before sending each instruction, the module's busy flag bit must be verified to be in a low state in order to effectively write instructions and data [9]. the detailed display flow is shown in figure 13. the key functions are shown in figure 14. in this case, the specific function of the key is determined by obtaining the key pressed. the function of key 1 is to control the toggle setting display. each of the remaining eight keys are, in order, air quality, methane, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides. each press increases or decreases the value by 1; to increase the selected value, press the left button, to decrease the selected gas, press the right button. after setting, press the set button again to function as ok. figure 14. key module flowchart 2.4. system debugging and function testing the gas detection test was first carried out indoors under the condition of indoor air. the system is activated when the power supply is turned on and the sensors are synchronized to start operating, they are responsible for detecting carbon monoxide (co), nitrogen oxides (nox), methane (ch4), and air quality in the environment. the detected data is then transmitted in real time to the microcontroller for processing. eventually, through the display, the detection results are clearly presented for the user's reference and analysis. as can be seen from figure 15, the detected values of these four gases indoors do not exceed the threshold value, and the system will not alarm, and this complete detection and display process ensures that the system's real-time monitoring and assessment of carbon monoxide (co), nitrogen oxides (nox), methane (ch4), and air quality in the environment is relatively accurate[10]. in order to have a clearer understanding of the accuracy of the system testing, separate testing experiments were conducted outdoors for air quality and co. the experimental site was chosen in a more open and high traffic flow road in order to collect data more accurately[11]. the preset was to detect two different situations. we first set the threshold of air quality, and the device will sound and light an alarm when the threshold is exceeded. one way is to test the mq135 air quality sensor in the experiment when there is 136 a vehicle driving by to detect the passing vehicle, in order to ensure the comprehensiveness and accuracy of the data, but also when there is no vehicle passing by in the same location to record the results of the test alone. after about 10 experimental comparisons can be analyzed. the experimental site is shown in figure 16. the experimental results are analyzed as shown in table 1. figure 15. system detection figure 16. inspection site table 1. detection and analysis of the impact of vehicle exhaust on air quality number of experiments when no cars pass by when a car passes by 1 √ √ 2 × √ 3 × √ 4 × √ 5 × × 6 √ √ 7 × √ 8 × × 9 × √ 10 × √ note: “√” means that the air quality sensor carries out an alarm, “×” means that the air quality sensor does not alarm table 1 shows that eight out of ten tests conducted alarms when a car passed by. when there is no car passing by, there are two tests in ten experiments to carry out the alarm. through the test results, excluding the influence of unstable factors, the alarm is more accurate when there are vehicles passing by, indicating that the air quality sensor is more sensitive to exhaust gas detection, and more accurate. figure 17. co outdoor testing experiment due to the difficulty of testing co in the open outdoor, a certain car was chosen to test the co concentration value, during the test, one person went to start the car, and the other pointed the co sensor of the exhaust gas detection and alarm device at the exhaust pipe of the car. the actual test scenario for this car is shown in figure 17. table 2 shows the concentration of co in the exhaust gas emitted from the car after starting the car over a period of time at different speeds, from table 2, it can be seen that the car in the braking state at different speeds for which the concentration value of co changes, and finally take an average value because of the influence of the experimental conditions, and the detection accuracy of the system has been tested earlier experiments. in order to facilitate the experiment, other gases are used to simulate the test of the alarm module, and the gas produced by the lighter's minimum gear without fire is used here for testing. first, it is necessary to connect the power supply and turn on the detection system. secondly, enter the threshold setting interface by operating the setting button to set the thresholds for various gases. finally, after the gas concentration exceeds the set threshold, as long as there is someone near the sensor and the flame of the lighter is in the lowest no-flame state, the system will start the sound and light alarm, and the experimental results are shown in figure 18. the experimental results fully verified that the alarm function can be effectively realized when the detection value exceeds the set threshold, and the user can adjust the threshold setting by pressing the key [13]. 137 table 2. variation of co concentration values in exhaust gases of automobiles at different rotational speeds rotation speed r/min co concentration value mg/m3 average co concentration mg/m3 700 46 45 44 900 64 66 68 1100 81 83 85 1300 98 100 102 1500 118 116 114 figure 18. threshold exceeded audible and visual alarm detection 3. summary after comprehensively considering various factors such as cost, accuracy, stability and practicality of the detection system, this project strictly follows the relevant national laws and regulations to ensure compliance and reliability. a rapid detection and alarm system device for intelligent mobile detection of pollutant gas concentration values of automobile exhaust emissions using a microcontroller as the core control component is designed. this paper introduces the background of the selected topic and the purpose of the research, as well as the current situation of automobile exhaust emissions at home and abroad. it provides a theoretical basis for the direction of this topic and designs the corresponding system architecture. the stc89c52rc microcontroller is used as the core control component, and the hardware circuits of the system's lcd display, keys, sound and light alarms, sensors, and a/d conversion modules are designed according to the requirements. the system software is developed in c language, and the running environment is keil platform, and the design and initialization of the interface and functional modules are described in detail. after the design is completed, the system function is verified through experiments, although there is a gap with the international advanced equipment, the system still shows practical application value. this paper adopts stc89c52rc microcontroller as the main control chip, lcd1602 lcd module, mq-7 sensor as co detection module, mq-135 gas sensor as air quality detection module. the ch4 detection module is selected as the mq-4 gas sensor, the nx1 nitrogen and oxygen sensor is selected as the nox detection module, and the alarm module adopts an active buzzer. by designing the reset circuit, crystal circuit, lcd display circuit, buzzer circuit, key circuit, and external power supply circuit to power the chip. then proteus simulation test is performed at the end of the stage. and keil5 mdk programming is used to design the sensor detection, 1602 display operation, and keypad module. through indoor and outdoor actual testing, the test results show that the alarm is more accurate when a vehicle passes by, which indicates that the air quality sensor is more sensitive and more accurate in exhaust gas detection. simulation test with the gas produced by the lighter's minimum gear no-fire state, the results show that as long as there is someone near the sensor and the flame of the lighter is in the lowest no-fire state, and exceeds the threshold value, the system will immediately start the sound and light alarm, the design of the device automatically sound and light alarm. the above experimental results show that it meets the initial needs of this design. this paper only tested the feasibility of the system, but did not analyze and verify the energy consumption of the system in depth. in the actual collection process, since the exhaust gas emission is accompanied by water vapor, it can be considered to add waterproof measures for the system. this will not only enhance the reliability of the system, but also further minimize the 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years, near-infrared (nir) spectroscopy has been widely applied in the identification and classification of textile fibers due to its rapid, non-destructive, and efficient characteristics. therefore, this study utilizes a handheld near-infrared spectrometer and chemometrics to provide a convenient, efficient, non-destructive, and green analytical method for the qualitative analysis of textiles. the article collects spectral data of fiber samples using a handheld nir spectrometer and analyzes them with chemometric methods. data preprocessing techniques, feature extraction algorithms, comprehensive sampling methods, and classification algorithms are employed to establish classification models. after ten-fold cross-validation, the optimal sg_rf model is obtained, with a classification accuracy of 93.7% on the test set and an auc_macro of 0.928, demonstrating excellent performance. the article validates the feasibility of using near-infrared spectroscopy combined with chemometric methods for textile fiber classification, offering a rapid, non-destructive, and efficient approach for textile fiber classification. keywords: near-infrared spectroscopy; machine learning; fiber classification; accuracy; auc_macro. 1. introduction the accurate identification of textile materials is a key process in production control, quality inspection, and market regulation within the textile industry. it plays a significant role in improving product performance, standardizing market order, and protecting consumer rights. the material of textiles directly influences their physical properties, processing methods, and market value, thus there is a broad demand for the rapid and accurate identification of fiber types and compositions. traditional fiber identification methods, such as microscopic observation, combustion, and chemical dissolution methods[1], although offering certain advantages in terms of accuracy, are complex to operate, time-consuming, and often involve destructive testing or the use of chemical reagents. these drawbacks hinder large-scale testing and are not in line with environmental protection requirements. near-infrared spectroscopy (nir) provides an innovative solution for the identification of textile materials due to its rapid, non-destructive, and efficient characteristics. in 2009, jinzhou cai[2] used nir spectroscopy to perform qualitative clustering analysis of 75 samples, including pure cotton, pure polyester, cotton/polyester, and cotton/nylon blends. principal component analysis (pca) was applied to extract characteristic spectra, and mahalanobis distance was used for clustering analysis, yielding excellent classification results. this study verified the feasibility of using nir spectroscopy for qualitative analysis of textiles. in the same year, danhong wang[3] employed discriminant analysis, pca, and mahalanobis distance to rapidly identify fibers such as tencel, cotton, viscose, and copper-ammonium. the results demonstrated that this method provided a reliable and simple means for classifying these fibers. in 2016, jianhua fu[4] analyzed 892 samples, including polyester, linen, cotton, silk, wool, polyester-cotton blends, and polyester-wool blends, and explored the application of short-wave and medium-wave nir spectroscopy in textile composition detection. the study examined the impact of savitzky-golay (sg) smoothing on model performance and established a model for textile composition identification and content detection based on medium-wave nir spectra. additionally, the sparse principal component analysis (spca) method was proposed to overcome the impact of sample color on the model. a textile composition analysis and identification model based on shortwave nir spectra was also developed. in 2022, abdulrahman aljannahi[5] and others used fourier transform infrared (ftir) spectroscopy to classify 138 types of synthetic textile fibers. the study analyzed preprocessing techniques, including sg first derivative and standard normal variate (snv) methods, and established principal component analysis (pca) to observe unique patterns and cluster samples. a wealth of research has shown that nir spectroscopy is a feasible method for rapid, non-destructive identification of fibers. in recent years, with the miniaturization and intelligence of spectroscopic instruments, as well as advancements in data analysis algorithms, the application of nir spectroscopy has gradually expanded from laboratory settings to field testing. portable nir spectrometers offer advantages such as ease of use, fast analysis, non-destructiveness, minimal sample preparation, multi-component simultaneous analysis, and low cost[6]. they have demonstrated excellent performance in real-time online analysis[7] and have been widely applied both domestically and internationally[8]. moreover, the integration of artificial intelligence and big data analysis provides strong support for processing and interpreting complex spectral data, further enhancing the accuracy and applicability of the detection. 90 this study aims to use a handheld nir spectrometer to collect near-infrared spectral data from fiber samples, combined with chemometric methods, to classify fiber types. the nir spectral data of the samples are divided into training and test sets, and a classification model is built using smotetomek data oversampling, data preprocessing algorithms, feature processing algorithms, and classification algorithms. ten-fold cross-validation is applied to the training set, and the optimal model is selected based on evaluation metrics. the selected model is then applied to the test set to obtain the evaluation metrics for the test set. the evaluation metrics used are classification accuracy and auc_macro under multi-class conditions. in the fiber classification model smotetomek_sg_rf, the classification accuracy for the test set is 93.7%, and the auc_macro is 0.928. additionally, the impact of feature processing algorithms such as pca and cars on model performance was also evaluated. ultimately, the research aims to provide a rapid, non-destructive method for textile fiber classification, thereby improving the efficiency and value of fiber identification. 2. experiments and methods 2.1. experimental samples fibers are defined as slender, flexible materials with a certain length and strength, and they can be classified based on their origin and properties[9]. according to the source of the fiber, samples can be divided into synthetic fibers and natural fibers. to establish a general methodology, this experiment uses polyester, linen-silk, cotton, leather, and wool as fiber samples for classification. these five types of fibers represent common fiber types in the market, covering natural fibers, chemical fibers, and animal leather. each of these fibers has unique physicochemical properties, which reflect the typical characteristics of different fiber types. the experimental samples were provided by a well-known domestic textile company, consisting of 869 samples in total, including 348 polyester, 102 linen-silk, 226 cotton, 100 leather, and 93 wool samples. each sample is a square fabric with approximately 15 cm sides, containing a variety of styles, patterns, colors, and structures. figure 1 shows a sample example. fig 1. example of a fiber sample 2.2. experimental setup and data acquisition we used a handheld long-wave near-infrared reflection spectrometer (gx-s1325, guangzhou guangxin technology co., ltd., china) to collect spectral data. the wavelength range was 1350-2500 nm, with a resolution of 16 nm. the sample coverage area was 10 mm, and the typical signal-tonoise ratio was 2000:1. the spectrometer was placed flat on a table, and the fabric sample was placed over the detector opening of the spectrometer, followed by a standard reflection plate to shield ambient light. to reduce random noise caused by instrument and temperature variations during spectral measurements, each sample position was measured three times, and the average of the three spectra was taken as the spectral data for that position. each sample yielded one nearinfrared spectrum, resulting in a total of 869 spectral data points. figure 2 shows a schematic of the near-infrared spectral collection setup. fig 2. near infrared spectroscopy data acquisition device 2.3. data analysis methods the data analysis algorithm was implemented under windows 11 operating system using visual studio code software and the programming language was python 3.9. 2.3.1. data balance processing--smotetomek comprehensive sampling in the 869 samples tested, there were 348 polyester samples, 102 linen-silk samples, 226 cotton samples, 100 leather samples, and 93 wool samples, resulting in an imbalanced class distribution. to eliminate the impact of this imbalance, we used the smotetomek combined sampling method. this method combines smote (synthetic minority oversampling technique) oversampling and tomeklink undersampling to obtain a balanced training dataset, thereby improving the performance of the classification model[10]. the core idea is to first use the smote oversampling method to increase the sample data, and then apply the tomeklink method to remove data points that are in a borderline state, thereby eliminating noise and boundaries.[11] 2.3.2. data preprocessing algorithms near-infrared spectral data are often affected by noise, baseline drift, sample surface unevenness, stray light interference, and other factors. therefore, data preprocessing is necessary to obtain more accurate spectral data. commonly used spectral preprocessing methods include savitzky-golay (sg) smoothing, multivariate scatter correction (msc), standard normal variate (snv) transformation, first-order differentiation (fd), and their combined use. the sg algorithm is typically used to improve the signal-to-noise ratio of the spectrum[12]. msc and snv methods can eliminate overlay effects and multiplicative effects in the spectrum, and they are widely used scattering correction techniques in near-infrared spectroscopy[13]. the fd method can remove constant baseline drift[14]. 91 2.3.3. feature processing algorithm dimensionality reduction of the original data and feature band extraction can reduce the data processing workload and improve analysis efficiency while ensuring good analytical results. feature processing algorithms are primarily divided into two categories: feature selection and feature extraction. feature selection directly selects from the original variables to obtain the feature variables, while feature extraction involves rearranging and recombining the original variables to generate new feature variables. in this study, the cars [15]algorithm from feature selection and the pca[16] algorithm from feature extraction are compared. 2.3.4. classification algorithms support vector machine (svm)[17], k-nearest neighbors (knn)[18], and random forest (rf)[19] are commonly used classification algorithms. svm can achieve satisfactory classification results by selecting appropriate kernel functions and parameters. the knn method is often used to solve supervised classification problems; its principle is simple, and the results are closely related to the choice of the parameter k. rf is a classification method that trains samples using multiple decision trees and makes predictions. it introduces a mechanism of randomly selecting samples and features, making rf less prone to overfitting and providing strong noise resistance. 2.4. model evaluation the confusion matrix[20] is commonly used for visualizing the results of a classification model. in a confusion matrix, each row represents the true class of the data, while each column represents the predicted class. the color blocks on the diagonal of the matrix indicate correct classifications, where the predicted class matches the true class. accuracy[21] is one of the most commonly used evaluation metrics in classification models, and it represents the proportion of correctly classified samples to the total number of samples. the formula for calculating accuracy is as follows: _ where tp represents true positives, tn represents true negatives, fp represents false positives, and fn represents false negatives. when the class distribution of sample data is imbalanced, accuracy may not fully assess the model's performance. it is possible to have a high accuracy, but still misclassify all samples of the minority class. therefore, other evaluation metrics should be considered in combination. in imbalanced classification problems, the area under the receiver operating characteristic (roc) curve (auc) is a widely used method for evaluating the performance of classification models, as it is not affected by the distribution of positive and negative samples[22]. the roc curve plots the false positive rate (fpr) on the x-axis and the true positive rate (tpr) on the y-axis, providing a visual representation of the model's performance at different thresholds. the closer the auc value is to 1, the better the classification model's performance. 3. results and discussion 3.1. spectral features we plot the data exported from the spectrometer as raw spectra. to eliminate the absolute intensity differences and highlight the relative variations in the data, we choose to normalize the raw spectra using the maximum value normalization method. figure 3 shows the spectral diagram obtained after normalizing all spectral data. figure 4 shows the average spectrum for each fiber type. fig 3. normalized spectra of different fiber types fig 4. average spectra of different fiber types 92 from the raw spectral curves, it can be observed that the baseline drift in the fiber sample spectra is quite significant, and the spectral fluctuations for samples with the same composition are large. although these issues increase the difficulty of sample classification, properly handling spectral drift and fluctuations can enhance the robustness of the classification model, reduce noise interference, and uncover potential information, thereby improving the scientific validity and accuracy of the classification. from the average spectral curves, it is evident that the spectra of different fiber samples show variability, which lays the foundation for the classification model. 3.2. 10-fold cross-validation to evaluate the performance of different data preprocessing algorithms (sg, msc, snv, sgfd, mscfd, snvfd) and classification algorithms (svm, knn, rf), the 869 spectral data samples of the five categories were randomly split into training and test sets, with a training-to-test ratio of 8:2 for each category. to address the issue of class imbalance, the smotetomek combined sampling method was used. after applying the method, the number of samples for each fiber type became: 342 polyester, 348 linen-silk, 344 cotton, 346 leather, and 348 wools. the results of 10-fold cross-validation with and without sampling, before and after data preprocessing, were compared. the specific results are shown in tables 1, 2, and 3. the classification algorithms were experimentally tuned to obtain the optimal parameter settings. generally, traditional auc calculation methods are applicable to binary classification problems. however, in the fiber classification analysis experiment, there are five categories. to handle this multi-class scenario, the following method was adopted: each category was treated as a separate positive class, while the other categories were treated as negative classes, and the auc for each category was calculated. this results in five roc curves, and the average of these curves is used to obtain the final roc curve. the area under this final roc curve is the auc_macro, which is used as an indicator to measure the performance of multi-class models. in different sampling methods and data processing scenarios, using the sg preprocessing algorithm and rf classification algorithm, the smotetomek combined sampling method before data preprocessing achieved the highest 10-fold cross-validation average auc_macro of 0.9885, along with a 91.37% average 10-fold cross-validation accuracy. table 1. the 10-fold cross-validation results without sampling preprocessing algorithm classification algorithms 10-fold cross-validation-average accuracy (%) 10-fold cross-validation-average auc_macro none svm 72.09 0.9289 knn 75.26 0.9063 rf 79.86 0.9300 sg svm 80.86 0.9679 knn 86.76 0.9724 rf 90.79 0.9821 msc svm 62.16 0.9246 knn 84.17 0.9580 rf 62.88 0.9053 snv svm 73.81 0.9336 knn 75.40 0.9000 rf 77.76 0.9389 sgfd fd svm 79.71 0.9656 knn 85.61 0.9685 rf 90.50 0.9814 mscfd fd svm 59.71 0.9328 knn 84.31 0.9517 rf 90.21 0.9847 snvfd fdfd svm 83.17 0.9731 knn 85.61 0.9688 rf 88.49 0.9797 93 table 2. 10-fold cross-validation results of smotetomek combined sampling before data preprocessing preprocessing algorithm classification algorithms 10-fold cross-validation-average accuracy (%) 10-fold cross-validation-average auc_macro none svm 72.09 0.9272 knn 75.26 0.9063 rf 79.86 0.9335 sg svm 80.86 0.9684 knn 86.76 0.9725 rf 91.37 0.9885 msc svm 62.16 0.9222 knn 84.17 0.9580 rf 66.47 0.9196 snv svm 73.81 0.9336 knn 75.40 0.9000 rf 77.27 0.9377 sgfd fd svm 79.71 0.9653 knn 85.61 0.9684 rf 90.35 0.9833 mscfd fd svm 59.71 0.9338 knn 84.31 0.9518 rf 89.79 0.9862 snvfd fdfd svm 83.16 0.9734 knn 85.61 0.9688 rf 88.78 0.9789 table 3. 10-fold cross-validation results of smotetomek combined sampling after data preprocessing preprocessing algorithm classification algorithms 10-fold cross-validation-average accuracy (%) 10-fold cross-validation-average auc_macro none svm 76.26 0.9371 knn 74.68 0.9064 rf 79.28 0.9374 sg svm 84.90 0.9684 knn 87.20 0.9667 rf 91.08 0.9835 msc svm 78.85 0.9394 knn 85.61 0.9535 rf 64.33 0.9017 snv svm 76.55 0.9380 knn 76.26 0.9074 rf 78.27 0.9372 sgfd fd svm 83.75 0.9669 knn 86.90 0.9650 rf 90.79 0.9842 mscfd fd svm 78.85 0.9406 knn 84.46 0.9532 rf 91.08 0.9865 snvfd fdfd svm 87.78 0.9697 knn 86.33 0.9630 rf 89.06 0.9794 94 3.3. test set analysis fig 5. confusion matrix of the sg_fr model predicting the test set based on the 10-fold cross-validation results, smotetomek combined sampling before data preprocessing and the sg_rf model were selected to analyze the test set. the classification confusion matrix of the test set is shown in figure 5. the test set contains 70 polyester, 20 linen-silk, 45 cotton, 20 leather, and 19 wool spectral data. the results show that 68 polyester samples were correctly classified, with 1 polyester classified as leather and 2 polyester classified as wool; 18 linen-silk samples were correctly classified, with 1 linen-silk classified as polyester and 1 linen-silk classified as cotton; 39 cotton samples were correctly classified, with 4 cotton samples classified as polyester and 2 cotton samples classified as linen-silk; all 20 leather samples were correctly classified; all 19 wool samples were correctly classified, resulting in a classification accuracy of 93.7%. the roc curve is shown in figure 6, with an auc_macro of 0.928. fig 6. roc curve of the sg_fr model predicting the test set 3.4. feature processing the pca algorithm was used for feature extraction on the fiber spectral data. we reduced the spectral dimensionality to 1-20 dimensions and analyzed the classification accuracy and auc_macro of the test set data after combining smotetomek sampling and the sg_rf model. the results are shown in figure 7. as the dimensionality increased, both the classification accuracy and auc_macro initially increased, reaching a maximum at 9 dimensions, after which they stabilized. this indicates that increasing the dimensionality no longer captures additional spectral information to improve the classification results. at 9 dimensions, the classification accuracy was 0.902 and the auc_macro was 0.927. both values were lower than the classification results of the test set without feature extraction. these results suggest that the pca feature extraction method is not well-suited for this set of spectra. fig 7. relationship between pca algorithm dimensionality reduction, accuracy, and auc_macro the cars algorithm was used for feature extraction on the fiber spectral data. we set the number of selected features to range from 1 to 20 and analyzed the classification accuracy and auc_macro of the test set data after combining smotetomek sampling and the sg_rf model. the results are shown in figure 8. as the number of selected features increased, both classification accuracy and auc_macro initially increased, then stabilized. this indicates that further 95 feature selection no longer captured additional spectral information to improve classification results. when the number of selected features was 5, the accuracy reached 93.9%, and the auc_macro exceeded 0.938, both of which were better than the classification results of the test set without feature extraction. additionally, compared to the pca algorithm, both classification accuracy and auc_macro were slightly higher after feature extraction with cars. these results indicate that the cars feature extraction method is effective in improving classification performance and slightly outperforms the pca feature extraction method. fig 8. relationship between the number of features selected by the cars algorithm and accuracy and auc_macro 4. summary this study demonstrates the feasibility of using a handheld near-infrared spectrometer combined with smotetomek combined data sampling, data preprocessing algorithms, feature processing algorithms, and classification algorithms for fiber classification. by using the handheld near-infrared spectrometer to collect spectral data from fiber samples, a fiber classification model was established. in fiber classification analysis, due to the imbalance in fiber sample data, smotetomek combined data sampling was used to obtain a balanced training dataset, and auc_macro and classification accuracy were employed to evaluate the model’s performance. 10-fold cross-validation was used to determine the optimal preprocessing algorithm, classification algorithm, and sampling sequence. finally, smotetomek combined sampling was performed before data preprocessing. after applying the determined sg_rf analysis model, the classification accuracy of the test set data reached 93.7%, with an auc_macro of 0.928. when cars feature extraction was applied with 5 selected features, the classification accuracy of the test set increased to 93.9%, and the auc_macro improved to 0.938. when the number of selected features was increased to 20, the classification accuracy of the test set reached 94.5%, with an auc_macro of 0.940. in conclusion, our research results show that the handheld nearinfrared spectrometer, combined with relevant chemometric applications, can achieve a classification accuracy exceeding 94% and an auc_macro value over 0.940 in fiber classification. this 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[22] c cortes, m mohri … neural information processing systems, 2004 proceedings.neurips.cc c cortes, m mohri, “confidence intervals for the area under the roc curve”. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 1 autoencoder‐based data completion model for theft cases of items inside cars enqi cao, fanliang bu * and zhuxuan han school of information technology and cyber security, people’s public security university of china, beijing, china * corresponding author: fanliang bu (email: 2021211461@stu.ppsuc.edu.cn) abstract: accurate and reliable prediction results depend on high-quality data, and missing data is one of the key factors affecting data quality. this paper proposes a data completion model for car interior theft cases based on an autoencoder, which adopts an autoencoder architecture combining re-parameterized convolutional neural network and recurrent neural network. experimental results show that repconv-rnn-ae can effectively complete the missing values in car interior theft case data and demonstrates superiority in completing missing data in car interior theft cases. keywords: autoencoder; theft cases; data completion. 1. introduction accurate and reliable prediction results depend on highquality data, with missing data being a key factor affecting data quality [1]. in most data collected across various social domains, there is often some degree of missing data, which is a common and unavoidable issue [2]. missing data directly leads to reduced data completeness and decreased correlation among different attributes within the data, thereby degrading data quality and subsequently impacting data analysis and prediction tasks [3]. in recent years, although data completion techniques have been applied in crime research, most methods for completing missing data in crime case data still rely heavily on traditional machine learning algorithms. with the rapid growth of data volumes in the public safety field, traditional machine learning-based data completion methods have shown significant limitations in dealing with complex highdimensional crime datasets, resulting in poor data completion performance and low efficiency. re-parameterized convolutional neural network (repcnn) is an improved convolutional neural network architecture with higher performance and lower complexity [4]. this convolution operation enhances the feature extraction capability of time series data for car interior theft cases, efficiently extracting local spatial features from the data. although car interior theft case data is essentially onedimensional, the location information can still be transformed into multidimensional features through one-hot encoding. this allows rep-cnn to perform convolution operations on these multidimensional features, capturing the spatial distribution patterns of car interior theft cases and identifying high-incidence areas for such crimes. recurrent neural network (rnn) excels in processing time series data [5], capturing the temporal dependencies within car interior theft case data, and identifying high-incidence periods for such crimes. autoencoder (ae) effectively handles missing field values in car interior theft case data by compressing the input data into a low-dimensional representation and then reconstructing the original data from this low-dimensional representation [6]. by combining the spatial feature extraction capabilities of rep-cnn, the temporal dependency modeling capabilities of rnn, and the data reconstruction ability of ae, repconv-rnn-ae effectively addresses the issue of missing data in car interior theft cases. 2. repconv-rnn-ae data completion model repconv-rnn-ae consists of an encoder and a decoder, which can complete the missing data in existing car interior theft case data containing missing field values, resulting in complete car interior theft case data. suppose the input data is . here, , , , , … , , represents the -th car interior theft case record in the input data , which contains field values. represents the number of car interior theft case records in . for a certain field value , in a car interior theft case record , there may be missing data, where ∈ 1,2, … , . 2.1. encoder part of repconv-rnn-ae the encoder of repconv-rnn-ae consists of three layers of repconvblock and four layers of rnn. during the encoding process, three layers of repconvblock are first used to extract the local features of car interior theft case data to capture the spatial distribution characteristics of car interior theft cases. the output features of each repconvblock layer are used as the input for the next repconvblock layer, as follows: repconvblock (1) where , representing the input of the initial first repconvblock layer. represents the output of the 1 -th repconvblock layer. for the -th repconvblock layer, different network structures are used during training and inference to improve the efficiency of the network. specifically, the calculation process during the training phase is as follows: the 3 3 convolution branch extracts local features, and the calculation formula is as follows: , ∑   ∑   conv1, ⋅ , conv1, (2) 2 where conv1 , represents the output feature of the 3 3 convolution branch at position in the input sequence and feature channel . , represents the output feature of the 1 -th repconvblock layer at channel and position . conv , represents the weight of the 3 3 convolution kernel. conv , represents the bias of the 3 3 convolution kernel. represents the number of input channels. represents the offset of the convolution kernel. represents the number of output feature channels. represents the activation function (e.g., relu activation function). represents the time step position in the input sequence, with each car interior theft case record corresponding to a time step. the 1 1 convolution branch reduces the number of parameters and fuses features, and the calculation formula is as follows: , ∑   conv2, ⋅ , conv2, (3) where conv2 , represents the output feature of the 1 1 convolution branch at position in the input sequence and feature channel . , represents the output feature of the 1 -th repconvblock layer at channel and position . conv , represents the weight of the 1 1 convolution kernel. conv , represents the bias of the 1 1 convolution kernel. represents the number of input channels. represents the number of output feature channels. represents the activation function (e.g., relu activation function). represents the time step position in the input sequence, with each car interior theft case record corresponding to a time step. the identity mapping branch directly transmits information, and the calculation formula is as follows: , , (4) where , represents the output feature of the identity mapping branch at position in the input sequence and feature channel . , represents the output feature of the 1 -th repconvblock layer at channel and position . represents the time step position in the input sequence, with each car interior theft case record corresponding to a time step. the outputs of each branch are finally accumulated, and the specific calculation formula is as follows: , , , (5) finally, the above formula is applied to all time steps and feature channels of the entire input sequence, resulting in the overall output of the -th repconvblock layer during the training phase, as follows: , ∣ 1, … , ; 1, … , (6) where represents the total number of time steps, i.e., the number of data points in the time series, with each car interior theft case record corresponding to a time step. represents the number of output feature channels. the specific calculation process during the inference phase is as follows: the convolution kernels are merged, and the calculation formula is as follows: conv,new, conv1, pad conv2, (7) where conv,new, represents the merged convolution kernel weight. conv1, represents the weight of the 3 3 convolution kernel. pad conv2, represents the zero-padding of the 1 1 convolution kernel weight conv2, . represents the convolution kernel of the identity mapping (identity matrix). the bias terms are merged, and the calculation formula is as follows: conv1,new, conv1, conv , (8) where conv1,new, represents the merged bias term. conv1, represents the bias term of the 3 3 convolution kernel. conv , represents the bias term of the 1 1 convolution kernel. the calculation formula for the merged single convolution operation is as follows: , ∑   ∑   conv,new, ⋅ , conv1,new, (9) finally, the above formula is applied to all time steps and feature channels of the entire input sequence, resulting in the overall output of the -th repconvblock layer during the inference phase, as follows: , ∣ 1, … , ; 1, … , (10) where represents the total number of time steps, i.e., the number of data points in the time series, with each car interior theft case record corresponding to a time step. represents the number of output feature channels. next, the encoder part employs four layers of rnn to capture the temporal patterns in the car interior theft case data. for the -th layer of rnn in the encoder, the specific calculation process is as follows: , rnn , (11) where , i.e., the output of the last repconvblock layer is the input of the initial rnn layer in the encoder. represents the output of the -th layer rnn over the entire sequence. represents the hidden state at the current time step in the -th layer, which is computed based on the hidden state of the previous time step and the current input feature . rnn represents the rnn unit calculation. 3 the high-level temporal feature representation generated by the last rnn layer is the final output of the encoder. 2.2. decoder part of repconv-rnn-ae in the decoder part of repconv-rnn-ae, four layers of rnn with the same structure as the encoder are first used for decoding to ensure the temporal continuity and reconstruction effect of the car interior theft case data. for the -th layer of rnn in the decoder, the specific calculation process is as follows: decoded , rnn decoded, (12) where decoded encoded , i.e., the output of the encoder is the input of the initial rnn layer in the decoder. decoded represents the output of the -th layer rnn over the entire sequence. represents the hidden state at the current time step in the -th layer, which is computed based on the hidden state of the previous time step and the current input feature decoded . next, the decoder part continues to use two upsampling layers and two repconvblock layers to further process the output of the four layers of rnn in the decoder. the upsampling (upsample) layers are used to gradually restore the temporal dimension of the feature maps, and the repconvblock layers are used to restore and enhance the feature maps. for the -th upsampling and repconvblock, the specific calculation process is as follows: upsample-rcb repconvblock upsample upsample-rcb (13) where upsample-rcb decoded , i.e., the output of the last rnn layer in the decoder is the input of the first upsampling layer. upsample represents the upsampling operation. finally, a 1d-cnn layer is used to convert the feature maps to the size of the original input, completing the reconstruction of the car interior theft case data and achieving the completion of missing field values. the specific calculation process of the final 1d-cnn layer is as follows: conv conv1d upsample-rcb (14) where upsample-rcb represents the output after two upsampling and repconvblock layers. conv represents the output after a layer of 1d convolution, which is the reconstructed car interior theft case data ˜ . ˜ represents the complete car interior theft case data without missing field values, completed by repconv-rnn-ae. 3. experimental validation and result analysis 3.1. data preprocessing to accurately evaluate the model, 5119 complete car interior theft case records without missing field values from a city in china, spanning from january 1, 2018, to december 31, 2023, after anonymization and desensitization processing, were selected as the experimental dataset. specifically, 3157 theft case records from january 1, 2018, to december 31, 2021, were used for the training set, and 1962 theft case records from january 1, 2022, to december 31, 2023, were used for the test set. in the experiment, four key feature fields were selected for data completion, specifically: "time of crime", "location of crime", and "police substation". for the "time of crime" feature field, based on people's daily activities and routines, the year, month, and date were extracted from the timestamp and converted into discrete categorical features. additionally, the 24-hour time format was divided into six time periods per day: early morning (00:00-04:00), morning (04:00-08:00), forenoon (08:00-12:00), afternoon (12:00-16:00), evening (16:00-20:00), and night (20:00-00:00). after converting the "time of crime" feature field, all feature fields were one-hot encoded. the number of categories and examples for each selected feature field in the theft case data are shown in table 1. table 1. theft case data feature fields, number of categories, and examples field name number of categories specific examples time of crime 9 year, month, date, early morning, morning, etc. location of crime 19 public parking lot, urban residential area, etc. police substation 6 substation a, substation b, substation c, etc. 3.2. experimental design to evaluate the effectiveness and superiority of the model, the results of data completion for car interior theft cases using repconv-rnn-ae were compared with those using other data completion models. this validates the superiority of repconv-rnn-ae in completing car interior theft case data. the comparison models include mean imputation (mi) [7], k-nearest neighbors (knn) [8], autoencoder (ae) [9], and generative adversarial imputation nets (gain) [10]. 3.3. experimental parameter settings in the experiment, repconv-rnn-ae uses the crossentropy loss function. specifically, the loss function consists of two parts: missing data completion loss and overall data loss. the missing data completion loss calculates the crossentropy loss only for the missing data that needs to be completed and assigns it a higher weight (set to 2). the overall data loss calculates the cross-entropy loss over the entire output data. the final loss function is the weighted sum of these two parts. in the experiment, the data missing rate for the theft case dataset is set to 30% to simulate the missing data situation in real-world theft cases. a continuous sequence of 32 car interior theft case records is used as a sample, and data completion is performed for the missing field values in the sample records. 4 3.4. experimental evaluation metrics in the experiment, accuracy, precision, recall, and f1 score are selected as the evaluation metrics for data completion of car interior theft cases. to ensure comprehensiveness and fairness of the evaluation, the macro average method is used to calculate precision, recall, and f1 score. 3.5. experimental results and analysis table 2 shows the experimental results of data completion for theft cases using repconv-rnn-ae and other data completion models. table 2. comparison of data completion results for theft cases using repconv-rnn-ae and other models model name evaluation metrics accuracy (%) precision (%) precision (%) f1 score (%) mi 23.28 19.94 17.55 18.67 knn 45.52 41.47 39.51 40.47 gain 51.13 45.04 45.16 45.10 ae 52.81 47.72 44.28 45.94 repconv-rnn-ae 60.34 56.51 56.14 56.32 the experimental results in table 2 indicate that in terms of data completion for car interior theft cases, the mi model performs the worst, with all evaluation metrics significantly lower than those of the other models, demonstrating its inability to effectively complete the missing data in car interior theft cases. the knn model shows significant improvement in data completion performance for car interior theft cases compared to the mi model, but its evaluation metrics are still not high, highlighting the limitations of distance-based imputation methods (such as knn) under high missing rates. the gain model shows improvement in all evaluation metrics for data completion of car interior theft cases compared to the mi and knn models, particularly in precision and recall. this indicates that the gain model has certain advantages in handling missing data in car interior theft cases, but its completion effect is still inferior to the ae and repconv-rnn-ae models. the ae model performs relatively well, especially in precision and accuracy, but its recall is relatively low, indicating that the ae model has a certain degree of omission during data completion. repconvrnn-ae performs the best among the five models, with all evaluation metrics significantly higher than those of the other models, demonstrating its superiority in completing missing data 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[10] yoon j, jordon j, schaar m. gain: missing data imputation using generative adversarial nets. proceedings of the 35th international conference on machine learning. pmlr, 2018: 5689-5698. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 54 study on pricing and replenishment of vegetable commodities based on topsis and arima models shitan niu * school of management engineering, qingdao university of technology, qingdao, shandong, china * corresponding author email: 13053720677@163.com abstract: this study focuses on sales forecasting and pricing optimization of vegetable categories in fresh produce supermarkets. by analyzing the sales data, correlation analysis and clustering methods were used to reveal the correlation patterns among different vegetable categories. the arima model was used to predict the daily replenishment quantity, and topsis and entropy weighting methods were combined to screen out 27 high-quality individual products with high sales volume and stable price to achieve the maximum profit target. the study provides effective sales strategies and operational decision support for fresh food supermarkets, which has practical significance and reference value. keywords: topsis; arima model; k-means clustering. 1. introduction with the growing pursuit of healthy lifestyles by consumers, fresh produce supermarkets, as the main venue for vegetable sales, are facing increasing challenges and opportunities [1]. the purpose of this paper is to explore how to optimize the sales strategy of vegetable categories to cope with the challenges brought by the short freshness period and to improve sales efficiency and profit. in fresh food supermarkets, there are a variety of vegetable categories, and there is a complex dynamic relationship between sales and supply, which requires merchants to accurately predict the sales volume and flexibly adjust the replenishment strategy [2]. by analyzing and modeling the sales data, this study will apply spearman correlation coefficient, cluster analysis and arima model to explore the correlation, trend, and prediction of sales volume of categories. at the same time, topsis and entropy weight method will be combined to screen out high-quality individual products with high sales volume and stable price, so as to realize the goal of maximum profit. these research results will provide effective sales decision support for fresh food supermarkets and help merchants better meet consumer demand, enhance competitiveness, and realize sustainable operation. through the discussion of this study, it is expected to provide more scientific management ideas and methods for fresh food supermarkets from sales to purchasing. 2. data preprocessing first of all, data preprocessing, because the sales volume of the category is a continuous variable that changes over time, choose spearman correlation coefficient for correlation analysis, in order to verify the correlation law between categories, use k-means clustering method for each category of vegetables, and at the same time select a representative single product for correlation analysis and cluster analysis, to prove that the correlation between the categories will be affected by the influence of different single product leads to changes in correlation, and there is also a correlation between different single products. it is proved that the correlation between categories will be influenced by different single products, and there is also correlation between different single products. 2.1. correlation analysis considering that category sales are continuous variables that change over time, pearson's correlation coefficient and spearman's correlation coefficient are considered for correlation analysis. the pearson correlation coefficient measures the linear relationship between two variables and may not reflect the relationship if it is non-linear [3]. this means that pearson correlation coefficient may underestimate or overestimate the association between variables. in addition to this, the pearson correlation coefficient is sensitive to the skewness of the data. if the data distribution is very skewed, pearson correlation coefficient may not be a good choice; while spearman correlation coefficient is more general, it is based on the rank order instead of the original value, so it can capture the nonlinear relationship, and spearman correlation coefficient is robust, even if there are more duplicates in the data, spearman correlation coefficient can still work effectively [4]. spearman correlation coefficient is robust, even if there are many repetitive values in the data, spearman correlation coefficient can work effectively. therefore, spearman correlation coefficient was chosen to analyze the correlation of six categories of vegetables according to the sales volume of different categories. spearman correlation coefficient is mainly used to measure the correlation between and variables. the correlation between two variables can be presented by a monotonic function, so that the correlation coefficient ρ between two variables is satisfied at +1∼-1. it is assumed that the number of elements of the two random variables , are , and when the value is taken, it is denoted by , respectively. sorting the two random variables and , we obtain the ordered set and of the elements of the two random variables. the elements and are the ordering of in and in . the formula of spearman's correlation coefficient is as follows. the result is shown in table.1. 55 1 ∑    1 (1) generally, |ρ| >0.95 indicates significant correlation; |ρ| ⩾0.8 indicates high correlation; 0.5⩽|ρ| <0.8 moderate correlation; 0.3⩽|ρ| <0.5 low correlation; and |ρ| <0.3 very weak correlation, which is considered as no correlation. table 1. correlation coefficients between categories foliage mushroom aquatic root cabbage pepper eggplant foliage 1 ∗∗∗ 0.502 ∗∗∗ 0.301 ∗∗∗ 0.5 ∗∗∗ 0.571 ∗∗∗ 0.471 ∗∗∗ mushroom 0.502 ∗∗∗ 1 ∗∗∗ 0.626 ∗∗∗ 0.329 ∗∗∗ 0.3 ∗∗∗ 0.099 ∗∗ aquatic root 0.301 ∗∗∗ 0.626 ∗∗∗ 1 ∗∗∗ 0.064 0.08 ∗ 0.155 ∗∗∗ cabbage 0.5 ∗∗∗ 0.329 ∗∗∗ 0.064 1 ∗∗∗ 0.482 ∗∗∗ 0.347 ∗∗∗ pepper 0.571 ∗∗∗ 0.3 ∗∗∗ 0.08 ∗ 0.482 ∗∗∗ 1 ∗∗∗∗ 0.511 ∗∗∗ eggplant 0.471 ∗∗∗ 0.099 ∗∗ 0.155 ∗∗∗ 0.347 ∗∗∗ 0.511 ∗∗∗ 1 ∗∗∗ note: ∗∗∗, ∗∗, ∗ represent 1%, 5%, 10% level of significance respectively. figure 1. heat map of correlation the spearman correlation coefficients were obtained by spss and heat map was plotted, as shown in figure 1. it was found that there was a high correlation between foliage and mushroom, cabbage and pepper, moderate correlation between mushroom and aquatic root and foliage, and a high correlation between pepper and eggplant. and there is a negative correlation between eggplant and aquatic root and mushroom. we then considered whether people would avoid these negatively correlated categories when purchasing food, and whether they would choose to purchase items with high correlation together. 2.2. cluster analysis to verify the correlation pattern between categories, we categorize the data by the sales volume of the categories as a criterion and use the k-means clustering method for each category of vegetables, we can discover the intrinsic data patterns and similarities, to deepen the insight into the structure of the data [5]. using the law of time to determine the optimal number of clusters in the k-means clustering algorithm, to get the value of k-means is 3, using spss software, according to the daily sales volume of the category of six kinds of vegetables category clustering, get the following results in table. 2 and figure 2. table 2. coordinates of clustering center points of each category clustering pepper eggplant mushroom cabbage aquatic root foliage 1 117.211 22.567 99.729 52.076 53.874 255.493 2 438.710 67.814 392.921 128.277 208.922 635.112 3 62.137 19.221 49.989 29.850 26.280 137.085 figure 2. clustering scatter plot the frequency of clustering category 1 is 391 with a percentage of 36.037%, the frequency of clustering category 2 is 7 with a percentage of 0.645%, and the frequency of clustering category 3 is 687 with a percentage of 63.318%. table. 3. evaluation indicators contour coefficients dbi ch 0.406 0.873 658.309 to verify the accuracy of the clustering results, a contour coefficient evaluation metric was introduced. the contour coefficient combines intra-cluster tightness and inter-cluster separation and is used to measure the degree of fitness of each sample in the clustering. as shown in table. 3, the average 56 contour coefficient of this classification is greater than 0 and close to 1, the dbi value is small, and the ch value is large, so its clustering effect is better. the clustering results were found to be the same as the analysis, and there is a problem of matching when people buy. however, considering that a category contains a variety of items, the correlation between different categories may increase or decrease due to different items, and we also find that the negative correlation is not strong in the heat map, so we consider selecting representative items for correlation analysis and clustering analysis to further verify the idea. regarding the representative products, the first product selected for correlation analysis was bubble pepper (fine) in the pepper category and sweet potato tips in the foliage category by spearman's coefficient. k-mean cluster analysis was conducted to analyze the sales volume of the two items. table 4. spearman's correlation coefficients of the two types of products sweet potato tips bubble pepper (fine) sweet potato tips 1 0.000∗∗∗ 0.013 0.665 note: ∗∗∗ , ∗∗ , ∗ represent 1%, 5%, 10% level of significance respectively. as shown in table. 4, it is found that although there is a positive correlation between the two vegetable categories, there is a negative correlation between the items contained in the two categories, which indicates that the correlation between the categories does not determine the correlation between the items, i.e., the items have their own correlation with each other. 3. replenishment forecast calculate the total amount of replenishment for each day of the coming week. the total amount of replenishment can usually be analyzed based on the historical sales of the product, and since the required replenishment time is relatively short, the known historical sales in 2021 and 2022 at the same period are used to forecast the replenishment amount. arima is a statistical method used for time series analysis and forecasting [6], in arima( , , ) model, ar stands for the autoregressive process, is the number of autoregressive terms; ma stands for the moving average process, is the number of moving average terms; stands for the number of times of differentiation needed to make the series smooth, the arima model was created by the arima method through spss for the forecasting of the time series of the six kinds of vegetables, and the results were analyzed. the model was created using the arima method for time series forecasting of six vegetable categories using spss, and the results were analyzed. table 5. model statistics model number of predictor variables model fit statistics ljung-boxq 18 outliers outlier statistic df significant mushroom 1 0.089 0.089 15.710 18 0.613 0 pepper 1 0.000 0.001 14.550 18 0.693 0 aquatic root 1 0.005 0.196 8.561 18 0.969 0 eggplant 1 0.433 0.433 16.406 17 0.495 0 foliage 1 0.001 0.039 27.243 18 0.075 0 cabbage 1 0.004 -0.921 16.499 18 0.558 0 table. 5 shows the fitting statistics of arima model for 6 types of vegetables. in the statistics of "ljung-box q (18)", the significance of the six materials were 0.613, 0.692, 0.969, 0.495, 0.075 and 0.558, which were all greater than 0.01 and even greater than 0.1, and the original hypothesis was accepted, and the residuals of the six materials conformed to the random distribution. at the same time, the outliers are all 0, which means that the fitted data of the six vegetables are acceptable. therefore, the arima model was used to predict the daily replenishment quantity from july 1 to 7, 2023, and the following results in table. 6 were obtained. table 6. statistics of predicted values date 2023.7 .1 2023.7 .2 2023.7 .3 2023.7 .4 2023.7 .5 2023.7 .6 2023.7 .7 mushroom 37.1473 36.5918 36.0363 35.4809 34.9254 34.3700 33.8144 cabbage 43.3341 47.4128 46.6050 47.9506 48.4628 49.4088 50.2510 pepper 38.5395 37.2533 36.0155 34.8260 33.6848 32.5920 31.5476 aquatic root 46.8654 50.8446 55.0037 59.3427 63.8615 68.5602 73.4388 eggplant 20.4104 18.8130 17.6026 16.3922 15.1817 13.9713 12.7609 foliage 128.6172 123.0134 117.2326 111.2747 105.1398 98.8279 92.3389 4. restocking pricing strategy 4.1. selection of available items the following points are taken into consideration in the revenue evaluation, first, 27-33 items are selected for the replenishment program; second, the average sales of these 2733 groups of items between june 24 and 30 are greater than 2.5 kg, and the profit is maximized. first of all, we select the sales volume of all single products between june 24-30, between june 24-30, the daily sales volume of many single products is 0, so the deletion operation is carried out, after the deletion of the end of the only 44 groups of data left, as shown in table. 7. through the use of the weighting method by the sales volume of these six days for the weighting, the use of topsis superiority and inferiority solution distance method to solve the evaluation of the object of the superiority and inferiority of the solution of the distance, sorted by the high that is, the overall score index is high that is, six days of the sales of the change is more stable, the future value of the prediction of the more accurate [7]. 57 table 7. topsis method solved 44 kinds of single product single product d+ dc sorting results yunnan lettuce 1.605 14.346 0.899 1 millet pepper 9.27 7.225 0.438 2 golden needle mushroom 8.761 6.429 0.423 3 screw pepper 9.472 5.275 0.358 4 wuhu green pepper 9.649 5.181 0.349 5 purple eggplant 10.289 4.651 0.311 6 …… …… ……. ……. …… wood ear vegetable 14.305 0.257 0.018 41 white jade mushroom 14.364 0.232 0.016 42 green thread pepper 14.403 0.161 0.011 43 purple eggplant 14.396 0.131 0.009 44 because only consider the 24-30 seven-day sales volume, and did not fully take into account the return situation and the discount situation and the sales volume on july 1, so first of all the 44 sets of data for the predicted value of the solution, because the problem for seven days of data to predict the predicted value of a day of small samples, so we consider the use of linear regression, exponential smoothing and other methods of prediction, taking into account the need to analyze the impact of recent multiple time points on july 1, the three exponential smoothing method of prediction of short-term data is applicable, so we consider the exponential smoothing method. considering the need to analyze the impact of many recent time points on july 1, the three times exponential smoothing method is suitable for predicting the short-term data, so we consider the exponential smoothing method. ∗ 1 ∗ 1 1 (2) denotes the smoothing level (mean) at time . a is the smoothing coefficient, usually between 0 and 1, to control the weight of the new observations. is the smoothing coefficient, usually between 0 and 1, which controls the weight of the new observation. is the observed value at time . 1 is the observed value at time . 1 is the smoothing level at time 1 . 1 is the trend at time 1. ∗ 1 1 ∗ 1 (3) denotes the trend at time . β is the trend smoothing coefficient, usually also between 0 and 1. β is the trend smoothing coefficient, usually also between 0 and 1. ∗ 1 ∗ (4) denotes the seasonal component at time . γ is the seasonal smoothing coefficient. γ is the seasonal smoothing coefficient, usually also between 0 and 1. denotes the seasonal period, e.g., if the season repeats annually, may be 12 (months). the final predicted values are. ∗ (5) through the prediction, we found that the predicted values of five items, baby vegetables, purple eggplant, green eggplant, colorful peppers, and enoki mushrooms, were negative, which had a side effect on the prediction of the maximal return of the superstore, and so they were deleted. in addition to the returns of june 8 and the corresponding wear and tear rate in june, the discount rate from 24th to 30th is also considered to select the 27 items that can be sold in june. 4.2. developing replenishment and pricing strategies for individual items after predicting the sales volume of these 27 items, we need to analyze and solve the pricing strategy, analyzing the pricing strategy, we also need to consider the previous unit price and wholesale price of each item, as well as also need to take into account the average sales volume of each item 2.5, so we get the dynamic programming equation: 2.5. max 1 (6) s.t. 2.5 (7) (8) is the profit, is the daily sales volume of each item, β is the daily wastage rate of each item, max  is the highest historical unit price of the item for three years, and are the lowest and highest historical unit prices of the item for three years. according to the triple exponential smoothing method, calculate the basket selected 27 of the sellable single product sales volume on july 1, at the same time according to the dynamic programming equation, the use of spss to solve for each single product of the maximum profit, that is, the unit price of the sale, and finally arrive at the july 1, the maximum revenue of each single product, as shown in table. 8. table 8. predicted sales volume and profit of individual products on july 1 single product category sales volume forecast sales unit price maximum revenue broccoli 18.730 19.48 236.616 zhijiang green stalks loose flower 14.889 13.89 43.756 spinach 10.837 6.77 60.939 sweet potato tips 7.135 19.80 105.052 wood ear vegetable 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[7] tian j, wu z, qu x. research on fire alarm system based on entropy power method and topsis superiority and inferiority solution distance method[j]. international journal of new developments in engineering and society, 2023, 7(2). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 70 study on small sample text classification based on multi‐level self‐attention and multi‐feature residual fusion under data enhancement linlin deng *, xina lu school of economics, north minzu university, yinchuan, ningxia, china * corresponding author: linlin deng (email: m19862109528@163.com) abstract: in commercial applications, while traditional models can achieve comparable performance to mainstream large language models, they generally necessitate extensive training data. this requirement presents a significant challenge when processing complex, lengthy chinese texts and multi-label classification tasks with limited data availability. furthermore, conventional data augmentation techniques frequently disrupt the original word order, thereby diminishing their efficacy for pretrained language model applications. to overcome these limitations, we introduce the macbert-cnn-bilstm model, which incorporates a multi-level self-attention mechanism to dynamically weight the integrated features extracted from macbert, cnn, and bilstm components. our methodology preserves the integrity of original features during the final fusion phase by combining weighted features with original features through residual connections, thus generating a comprehensive final representation. this approach culminates in our macbert-bilstm-cnn-resattnet model (mbcresattnet), specifically designed for multi-label classification of small-sample chinese literature abstracts. we conducted extensive evaluations of our model across three datasets: aeda-augmented, eda-augmented, and original samples, benchmarking against six alternative models. the empirical results demonstrate that incorporating pre-trained language models substantially enhances classification performance. moreover, the multi-level self-attention mechanism combined with residual feature fusion effectively captures global textual patterns, resulting in significant performance improvements. in the context of pre-trained language models, aeda demonstrates superior efficacy compared to eda in maintaining original semantic integrity. additionally, the residual feature fusion methodology preserves critical original information while markedly improving model performance. with the implementation of aeda augmentation, all evaluated models exhibited performance gains exceeding 10%, with our mbcresattnet model attaining 96.17% accuracy—representing a substantial 13.41% improvement over baseline methods. keywords: macbert; data enhancement; self-attention mechanism; text categorization; small samples. 1. introduction currently, multimodal large language models excel in text classification, but using paid apis is costly. task-specific deep learning models are cheaper but depend heavily on training data, especially for complex chinese texts. for high performance with small samples, models need strong local feature extraction, contextual relationship building, and information retention, plus appropriate data augmentation without altering original semantics. deep learning has advantages over traditional machine learning in text analysis, reducing manual feature engineering through pre-trained language models. while traditional methods struggle with unstructured text, deep learning excels with complex semantics. yoon kim's work[1] effectively applied cnns to text classification, influencing subsequent research. now deep learning is widely used in nlp tasks: [2] applied textcnn to adverse drug event detection; [3] used improved multi-channel textcnn for short texts; [4] achieved excellence in multi-label classification using cnn; [5] proposed an effective cnn-bilstm model with attention for depression detection. most research focuses on downstream models rather than upstream text processing. google's bert[6] uses masked language modeling, transformers, and self-attention to capture sentence structure and context, solving word2vec's polysemy limitations. [7] and [8] showed bert improves classification performance. [9] proposed ff-bert for flash flood classification. [10] demonstrated bert+bilstm +attention outperforms word2vec in chinese medicine text classification. bert quickly became fundamental in nlp, inspiring improved models like roberta[11], albert[12], distilbert [13], and chinesebert[14] which incorporates grapheme and pinyin information. macbert[15] introduced correction-type masked language modeling, effectively addressing pre-training and downstream task inconsistencies, outperforming original bert in chinese nlp tasks. this paper uses macbert for upstream feature extraction and textcnn for downstream local feature capture. since cnn may miss global features[16], bilstm is added for contextual connections as suggested by [17]. [18] noted cnn-bilstm combinations compensate for each other's weaknesses in feature extraction. the self-attention mechanism highlights key words and captures global features. [19] achieved accurate polarity prediction using bert-bilstm with improved self-attention. [20] used multi-head self-attention for complex contextual relationships. [21] improved short text classification performance. [22] constructed a quantum self-attention neural network with excellent text classification performance. this paper implements self-attention mechanisms at multiple levels. [23] improved classification by fusing features from cnn and lstm models. [24] enhanced performance using feature selection fusion. with limited small-sample information, this 71 paper retains both original and attention-weighted features through residual connections. for small-sample data augmentation, [25] proposed symbolic augmentation like word replacement, which risks changing original semantics. [26] introduced easy data augmentation (eda) with four operations: synonym replacement, random insertion, word swapping, and deletion. [27] achieved improvements using eda for medical data. however, with pre-trained models like bert, eda may change word order or cause information loss, potentially decreasing model performance. the aeda method [28] randomly inserts punctuation, maintaining word order while improving generalization. this paper explores aeda's combination with chinese pre-trained language models. the resulting mbcresattnet model with aeda data augmentation performs excellently in multi-label classification of small-sample chinese literature abstracts, providing valuable reference for combining data augmentation with pre-trained language models in smallsample multi-label classification. 2. materials and methods 2.1. mbcresattnet model to reduce the risk of overfitting and improve the model's generalization ability, the dropout algorithm is introduced based on the above model. the risk of overfitting is reduced by discarding a portion of the neurons. at the same time, the model's capability is enhanced because a multi-level selfattention mechanism is introduced into the model to ensure that information is not lost during processing. in the final feature fusion stage, the comprehensive features obtained by concatenating bilstm_out and textcnn_out are first saved. after these comprehensive features are processed by the final self-attention mechanism, a weighted feature representation is obtained. this weighted feature and the previously retained original comprehensive features are fused into the final feature representation by means of a residual connection, and then passed through a fully connected layer to complete the final classification task. this method ensures that the original feature information is not lost and can avoid the loss of feature information between layers. the final model structure is shown in (fig 1) fig 1. mbcresattnet model structure diagram 2.2. data enhancement technology 2.2.1. eda data enhancement eda (easy data augmentation), proposed by jason wei et al., expands datasets and improves model generalization when data is scarce. by manipulating text data through four basic operations—synonym replacement, random insertion, random swapping, and random deletion—eda creates diverse training samples that help models learn varied expressions and improve robustness. this technique is ideal for limited-data tasks like text classification and sentiment analysis, where it reduces overfitting and enhances generalization. its advantage lies in improving linguistic understanding without complex external resources. however, operations like synonym replacement may alter original semantics, potentially harming performance in semantically sensitive tasks. 2.2.2. aeda data enhancement aeda is a simpler text data augmentation method compared to eda. the paper introducing aeda was published by the imp lab of the university of parma, italy, at the emnlp 2021 conference. aeda was inspired by eda, which proposes four simple data augmentation operations: synonym replacement (replacing words in a sentence with synonyms from a synonym list), random swap (randomly swapping two words in a sentence to change the order of words), random insertion (randomly inserting a synonym for a word in the sentence), and random deletion (randomly deleting words in the sentence). however, eda sometimes yields poor results when using a pre-trained language model 72 and may even worsen the outcomes. this may be because operations like synonym replacement, random swap, random insertion, and random deletion alter the sequence information of the original text. in contrast, the aeda method only inserts punctuation marks, resulting in minimal modification to the sequence information of the original data. modifying words may lead to semantic changes and thus negative effects. aeda, on the other hand, only adds punctuation marks. although it introduces noise, it does not change the order of the original text, and it does not insert too many punctuation marks, so the added noise is minimal. the specific method of aeda data enhancement is as follows: in sentence length 1, a number is randomly selected as the number of punctuation marks to be inserted, and the positions of the punctuation marks to be inserted in the sentence are randomly inserted. there are mainly six types of punctuation marks to be inserted: [“.”, “;”, “?”, “:”, “!”, “,”] 2.3. experimental data the data used in this paper comprises the abstract texts of collected literature. the sample content has been manually cleaned, resulting in 2,532 samples. there are ten categories in total: law, engineering, education, management, economics, science, history, agriculture, literature, and medicine. table 1 presents the category and label information of the original samples. table 2 provides an example of a sample in the eda data augmentation section, and table 3 presents an example of a sample in the aeda data augmentation section. table 1. sample label names and distribution category name sample size label law 230 0 engineering 267 1 management 248 2 pedagogical 226 3 economics 245 4 science 261 5 history 295 6 agronomy 266 7 literary 267 8 medical science 227 9 2.4. experimental environment and model parameters the environmental configuration is shown in table 2. table 2. experimental environment configuration related environment specific version operating system windows10 gpu geforce rtx4090(24gb) cpu 16vcpu intel(r) xeon(r) platinum 8352v cpu@2.10ghz development language python3.10.8 development framework pytorch2.1.0 development tool pycharm professional edition the relevant parameters of the deep learning model are shown in table 3. table 3. related parameters parameter name specific meaning value epoch number of training sessions 35 learning_rate learning rate 1e-5 train_batch_size number of samples included in each batch during training 28 test_batch_size number of samples per batch included in the model evaluation or testing 16 filter_size convolutional kernel size [2,3,4] weight_decay weight attenuation 0.015 drop_out discard rate 0.5 max_length maximum truncation length of the model (see the following paragraph for analysis) 235 2.5. selection of evaluation indicators evaluation metrics the accuracy and f1 value are used as evaluation criteria, and the calculation equation is: ( ) 2 1 tp tn accuracy n tp precision tp fp tp recall tp fn precision recall f precision recall           (1) tp (true positive) is the number of samples correctly predicted by the classification model as belonging to a specific subject category. tn (true negative) is the number of samples correctly predicted by the classification model as not belonging to that subject category. fp (false positive) is the number of samples incorrectly predicted by the classification model as belonging to that subject category. fn (false negative) is the number of samples incorrectly predicted by the classification model as not belonging to that subject category. 3. results and discussion 3.1. word length analysis the maximum input length of the macbert model is 512 tokens. here, we set max_length, the maximum input length of the text, to x*, which represents the word length used by macbert. assuming that the summary text is set to texti , it contains xi tokens. if each token is represented as an ndimensional vector, the text matrix can be expressed as follows, as shown in the following matrix: 1 11 12 1 2 21 22 2 1 2 ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... i i i i i n n i x x x x n x n word a a a word a a a w word a a a                            (2) 73 if xi ≥ x*, the first x*row of the summary text matrix is taken as input; the result is as follows： 1 11 12 1 2 21 22 2 1 2 , ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... i x n n n x x x x n x x word a a a word a a a word a a a                                 (3) if xi < x*, a n-dimensional zero vector is added below the original summary text matrix to supplement the number of rows to x*; the result is as follows: 1 11 12 1 2 21 22 2 1 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 0 0 ... 0 0 0 0 ... 0 ... ... ... ... ... 0 0 0 ... 0 i i i i n n x x x x n i x n word a a a word a a a word a a a x x                                                         (4) according to general signal processing principles, the method of padding with zero vectors can lead to the sparsification of text data in text classification, thereby reducing classification efficiency. in other words, the zero vectors added here are essentially data white noise, and the whiter noise there is, the more negatively it impacts subsequent classification processing. in summary, the choice of x*will significantly affect the model's performance. if x* is greater than the text data length and the difference is large, it will result in too much content being deleted. similarly, if x*is less than the text data length and the difference is large, it will result in more white noise being added. both situations will cause the model to have a biased understanding of the original meaning, resulting in poor performance. (fig 2) shows the skewed distribution of the number of samples across different word ranges for each sample type. from the distribution in the fig, it can be seen that the characteristics of the three types of data are all rightskewed—that is, the right tail of the data is longer, and most of the data is concentrated on the left. additionally, from the distribution of the text in different intervals, it can be seen that, for the three sample types, the text word range of 100–300 accounts for the largest proportion of the overall samples. taking the original sample as an example, the total number of samples with 100–300 words is 1,806, accounting for 71% of the total samples. therefore, when selecting the word length, we choose the middle word count of 200 words as the benchmark and use a range of ±50 words to conduct model testing. it is found that when the truncation length is 150–200 words, the model performance is generally low. this is because the negative impact of excessive content deletion is often greater than the impact of adding white noise. the accuracy of the model is higher when the truncation length is 200–250 words, reaching its highest at 230–250 words, generally exceeding 90%. within this range, we choose 5 as the step size to divide the interval, and we select truncation lengths of 230,235,240,245 and 250 words to test and determine the final word length. table 4 and (fig 3) show the test results and corresponding training metrics. fig 2. three samples number of samples in different sample word ranges 74 table 4. test results for different word length models test model macbert-sa-bilstm-textcnn-sa word length accuracy f1 230 94.09% 94.09% 235 94.82% 94.80% 240 93.08% 93.08% 245 94.26% 94.22% 250 94.05% 94.05% fig 3. performance trend diagram for different word length models the test results show that when the word length is 235, both the accuracy and f1 values reach their highest levels, with an accuracy rate of 94.82%. a high accuracy and f1 value mean that the model performs well, but it is also important to pay attention to overfitting. if the training loss is much lower than the test loss, it may indicate that the model performs well on the training data but may not generalize well to new, unseen data. the bottom half of (fig 3) shows the values of training loss and test loss when the word length is 235. from this fig, it can be seen that the difference between the training loss and test loss is very small and they essentially overlap, which indicates that the experimental results are good and there is no overfitting problem. 3.2. model comparison experiment and result analysis the experiment aims first to verify the performance of the basic model macbert-sa-textcnn-bilstm-sa constructed in this paper, and second to validate the rationale of the summary text classification model through comparative experiments. table 5 presents a comparison of the results of each evaluated model index, and (fig 4) shows a comparison chart of the performance of the three samples under the accuracy metric. as shown in (fig 4), comparing the results of aeda and eda with the original sample data reveals that aeda has a greater effect on improving model performance, with improvements exceeding 10% in all cases. this indicates that when using a pre-trained language model, aeda data augmentation technology can effectively enhance model performance. a comparison of aeda and eda shows that although eda achieves greater improvement than the original sample, its effectiveness is not as pronounced as that of aeda across all models, and the aeda method does not significantly impact the semantics of the original text. (fig 5) compares experimental results. the aedaenhanced data in comparison group 3 reveals a significant performance gap between textcnn and bilstm, with textcnn alone performing worst overall. this occurs because literature abstracts contain complex semantics and strong contextual connections. while textcnn effectively captures local features, it struggles with long-distance information and contextual connections, leading to insufficient information capture. comparison group 4 shows that combining textcnn with bilstm compensates for bilstm's weakness in capturing local features, improving overall performance by 0.98%. 75 table 5. indicator results for the base model and each of the comparison models models type accuracy f1 macbert-sa-textcnn-bilstm-sa aeda 94.82% 94.80% eda 92.14% 92.13% original sample 81.43% 80.70% bert-sa-bilstm-textcnn-sa (bert-chinese) aeda 94.46% 94.78% eda 90.82% 90.82% original sample 80.61% 79.05% macbert-textcnn-bilstm aeda 93.58% 93.12% eda 90.64% 90.59% original sample 78.42% 78.12% macbert-textcnn aeda 85.73% 83.46% eda 78.60% 71.39% original sample 75.42% 74.05% macbert-bilstm aeda 92.60% 92.63% eda 89.88% 89.85% original sample 79.59% 80.61% macbert-textcnn-bilstm-sa aeda 94.11% 94.32% eda 91.57% 91.52% original sample 81.46% 80.59% fig 4. comparison of model performance under three sample conditions in comparison group 5, adding a self-attention mechanism at the end of macbert-textcnn-bilstm to weight combined feature representations before classification significantly enhances performance by 0.53%. comparison group 2 demonstrates that adding a self-attention mechanism at the end of the pre-trained language model improves performance by 0.71% by enabling better capture of longdistance dependencies. comparison group 1 shows macbert outperforms traditional bert in processing summary texts by 0.36%. the macbert-sa-textcnnbilstm-sa model achieves 94.82% accuracy, outperforming all comparison models. the confusion matrix (fig 6) shows few incorrect predictions with no instances of completely wrong category predictions. by introducing multi-layer dropout and optimizing feature fusion, we developed the mbcresattnet model for small-sample text summary classification. table 8 presents mbcresattnet's performance compared to macbert-sa-textcnnbilstm-sa across three samples. (fig 7) shows the training metrics of the mbcresattnet model. the top half is a locally zoomed-in plot of the accuracy and f1 values, and the bottom half is a line graph of the complete training data containing the training loss and test loss. this fig shows that the difference between the training loss and test loss is very small and essentially overlaps, indicating that the model has good performance and 76 does not have overfitting problems. fig 5. comparison of models fig 6. macbert-sa-textcnn-bilstm-sa confusion matrix table 6. mbcresattnet different sample performance test results models type accuracy f1 mbcresattnet aeda 96.17% 96.15% eda 93.19% 93.18% original sample 82.76% 81.20% macbert-sa-textcnn-bilstm-sa aeda 94.82% 94.80% eda 92.14% 92.13% original sample 81.46% 80.59% 77 fig 7. mbcresattnet model training indicator chart (fig 8) illustrates the results of the mbcresattnet model. the left side shows the corresponding confusion matrix, from which it can be seen that the model predicts few labels incorrectly, indicating high overall accuracy on the classification task. the right side displays the performance comparison under different samples, revealing that across the three types of samples, retaining the original features by residual linkage with the weighted features can effectively improve the model's performance by 1.35% under the aeda data augmentation technique. fig 8. comparison of mbcresattnet performance under three sample conditions and confusion matrix diagram 4. conclusion abstract texts with complex linguistic features often demand sophisticated models and extensive training data. many researchers utilize pre-trained language models like bert to improve performance. however, when applying eda for data augmentation on small samples, results can deteriorate as original word order may change. this paper presents a method combining aeda and macbert that preserves word order during augmentation. the proposed mbcresattnet model significantly outperforms alternatives by integrating self-attention mechanisms at multiple levels— after the pre-trained model and after the downstream task— enabling better comprehension of long chinese texts with complex contexts. adding dropout layers prevents local optima and overfitting. by retaining and combining original features with weighted features during fusion, the method ensures complete utilization of feature information while avoiding information loss between layers, achieving strong performance in multi-label small-sample classification. future improvements could involve domain-specific macbert fine-tuning. acknowledgments i would like to extend special thanks to the graduate innovation project of north minzu university (project grant 78 no.: ycx24177) for funding this project. references [1] kim y. convolutional neural networks for sentence classification. arxiv preprint arxiv:14085882. 2014. 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[28] karimi a, rossi l, prati a. aeda: an easier data augmentation technique for text classification. arxiv preprint arxiv:210813230. 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 22 end‐to‐end speech hash retrieval algorithm based on speech content and pre‐training yian li *, yibo huang college of physics and electronic engineering, northwest normal university, lanzhou gansu, 730070, china * corresponding author: yian li (email: 15161122091@163.com) abstract: traditional speech retrieval tasks, such as audio fingerprinting and spoken word detection query (std-qbe), focus on feature matching for speech or keyword retrieval. in this paper, we present a content-based speech retrieval algorithm. the algorithm allows matching based on the complete content of sentences in speech, not just local features or keywords. importantly, it completely bypasses the automatic speech recognition (asr) transcription process by mapping the acoustic features of the sentence directly to the hamming space. retrieval of the same content is then achieved by comparing hamming distances, thus effectively eliminating the potential impact of transcription errors on retrieval performance. in order to achieve this, our approach employs the connectionist temporal classification (ctc) speech recognition technique to pre-train the model to learn content-dependent representations of speech features. through experiments, we demonstrate that our approach achieves excellent performance in speech retrieval tasks. keywords: speech retrieval; deep hashing; wavenet; transformer; pre-training. 1. introduction speech is gaining prominence in today's society as one of the most relied upon forms of expression in modern times. written modes of communication, such as electronic and text messages, may not convey information with complete accuracy because humans may misunderstand them. textual modes of communication may not be able to convey information with complete accuracy because humans may misunderstand them. speech, on the other hand, does not have this problem [1][2]. in addition, with addition, voice interaction is becoming more and more common with the popularity of mobile and smart home devices, making speech technology more and more feasible. content-based speech retrieval allows users to search for similar or matching content directly in large speech databases using speech segments as query criteria. the advantage of this approach is that the user does not need to know the exact user only needs to provide a speech sample to complete the search. retrieval. this technique is particularly suitable for speech-independent scenarios such as human-machine speech interaction. textindependent scenarios such as machine-speech interaction. although some progress has been made in speech retrieval technology, there are still some unsolved problems and challenges in practical applications. mainstream content-based speech retrieval algorithms generally rely on speech recognition technology. this technology firstly needs to convert speech content into text form, and then utilize mature text retrieval techniques to realize effective retrieval of information. [3-6] this approach not only allows for precise search based on the specific content of speech, but also allows for deeper exploration of its underlying semantic information. although the use of transcription technology has largely improved the accuracy of speech retrieval, its efficiency and accuracy are highly dependent on advanced speech recognition technology. building reliable speech recognition systems requires large transcription datasets and language-specific expertise. however, collecting such a large and accurate dataset is a daunting task for many application scenarios. in the absence of sufficiently labeled data, speech recognition systems often struggle to fully grasp domain-specific terminology or linguistic properties, which directly affects the accuracy and reliability of their application within the speech retrieval domain. especially in the context of the era of data explosion, content-based speech retrieval faces another major challenge the efficiency problem. [7-9] with the rapid growth in the volume of speech data, the traditional approach of traversing the entire database to match the query data becomes extremely time-consuming and inefficient. the limitations of this approach are especially prominent when dealing with large-scale datasets. to address this problem, we introduce a pre-training-based end-to-end speech retrieval strategy focusing on acousticlevel sentence matching. unlike traditional retrieval methods, our approach aims to capture and compare the complete sentence content of the entire speech segment. in order to achieve fast retrieval, the algorithm also maps the entire speech sentence content into equal-length sequences in hamming space, constructing a hash index table for fast matching in the retrieval task. the main contributions of this paper can be summarized as follows: 1.to circumvent the transcription problem inherent in traditional cascade speech retrieval, we introduce an end-toend acoustic-level content matching strategy. for this purpose, we use wavenet as the encoder of the model and pre-train it with ctc speech recognition to enable it to pre-extract content-related information from the speech signal. 2. in order to achieve efficient content retrieval in large speech databases, we employ deep hashing techniques. relying on the powerful characterization capability of deep learning, by projecting the whole speech content directly into to the hamming space and comparing the hamming distances, our method significantly improves the retrieval efficiency compared to direct speech matching. the rest of the paper is organized as follows: in section 2, we introduce the technical issues related to the algorithm. 23 section 3 provides a detailed description of the algorithm. in section 4 we present the experimental dataset and setup. finally, section 5 summarizes the proposed work. 2. related works 2.1. deep hashing in the task of nearest neighbor search, hashing methods are widely adopted for their excellent computational and storage efficiency. the goal is to convert high-dimensional feature vectors into binary hash codes, ensuring that the hash codes of similar data are as close as possible. traditional hashing algorithms usually consist of two parts: a mapping function to handle the mapping of the input data to the hash code, and a key-value storage table to store the hash code for easy lookup. in the field of speech retrieval, perceptual hashing techniques are widely used. the core idea of perceptual hashing is to capture the perceptual features of the speech signal and encode them into a binary hash code, whose hash function is the perceptual features of the speech (timbre, prosody, resonance features, etc.). however, since perceptual hashing mainly focuses on the low-level perceptual features of speech rather than its high-level semantic content, it is not suitable for applications that require in-depth understanding of speech content. to solve this problem, deep hashing techniques, which apply deep learning to hashing algorithms, are beginning to receive attention from researchers. deep neural networks can learn a set of hash functions customized for a specific task. ideally, a deep hash network preserves semantic similarity information of multimedia data during hash construction. deep hashing has higher accuracy, better generalization ability and stronger robustness in image retrieval than traditional feature-based manual hashing methods [10-13]. with the successful application of deep hashing in the image domain, researchers have begun to explore its potential in speech retrieval. zhang et al. used neural networks to learn depth-aware features and generate depth-aware hash sequences to achieve efficient speech retrieval with good discriminative and robustness [14].yuan et al. used deep hash code embedding instead of a large number of awes to achieve keyword-based of fast qbe speech retrieval [15]. our content-based qbe speech retrieval algorithm is similar to the sentence embedding technique that transforms sentences or text passages into fixed-size vectors by mapping the contents of speech sentences into hamming space and matching them by a normalized hamming distance algorithm. 2.2. content-based speech retrieval the objective of the speech retrieval task is to identify speeches with content identical to a given speech sample. traditional methods[16] primarily rely on asr technology to transcribe speech into text, followed by comparative retrieval. this approach typically involves two primary steps: initially, the entire speech database is transcribed into text using asr technology; subsequently, text retrieval techniques are employed to search for specific words or phrases within the transcribed text. a significant advantage of this method is its ability to swiftly search within the speech database. however, a pronounced drawback is its total dependence on the accuracy of asr. consequently, if there are errors in the asr transcription or if the queried vocabulary is absent from the asr lexicon (i.e., oov terms), the retrieval performance might be severely compromised. to address the matching challenge at the acoustic level, researchers introduced the dtw method. for instance, in the research by muaidi et al.[17], dtw was utilized for arabic audio news retrieval. dtw allows a nonlinear mapping between two speech signals to find the minimum distance between them. although the dtw method has facilitated end-to-end speech retrieval, it is not without its challenges, such as high computational complexity, reduced efficiency in processing lengthy speech segments, and the potential to overlook latent linguistic details. with the emergence of deep learning technologies, researchers have been exploring avenues to harness deep learning to surmount the limitations of these conventional methods. acoustic word awes, for instance, represent an application of deep learning in speech retrieval. the modus operandi of awes is to employ deep neural networks to learn representations of speech segments. these networks are trained to extract meaningful features from the raw speech signal and map these features to a low-dimensional space, typically a fixed-length vector. these vectors, or ”embeddings,” serve as a compact representation of speech segments, retaining crucial information from the original speech while eliminating irrelevant or redundant content. as demonstrated in the research by shen et al.[18], they proposed a novel and effective approach by jointly training acoustic phoneme and word embed dings for end-to-end text-tospeech(tts) systems. contrasting with awes, which primarily focuses on keywords, our method in this paper accentuates the comparison of entire sentences, achieving qbe speech retrieval with a more comprehensive content match 2.3. causal dilated convolution and wavenet wavenet is a speech generation model proposed by deepmind in 2016, which is able to model the raw speech data directly, with the predicted distribution of each audio sample conditional on all previous samples[19]. it can generate natural speech signals on text-to-speech tasks. the concepts of causal convolution and dilated convolution are proposed in wavenet. causal convolution does not depend on any future time step when processing the current time step[20]. since models with causal convolution do not have recursive connections, they are usually trained faster than recurrent neural networks (rnns), and their fast training speed becomes more pronounced when the sequence length is longer. dilated convolution improves the efficiency of applying filters over large regions by skipping parts of the input data in certain steps. although wavenet is designed as a generative model, it can be directly applied to speech recognition tasks. gao et al. presented the addition of local attention to wavenet-ctc to increase the performance of tibetan language recognitionin multi-task learning.[21]. 2.4. multihead self-attention mechanism and transformer transformer, an e2e model proposed by google in 2017, is a model in which both encoders and decoders rely on selfattention to compute their inputs and outputs, and it is the first transduction model that does not use sequence-aligned rnns or cnns, which have received a lot of attention for their effectiveness in areas such as computer vision and natural language processing. a transformer is a multilayer architecture formed by transformer blocks stacked together. the transformer block consists of a multi-headed selfattentive mechanism, a position feedforward network, a layer 24 normalization module, and a residual joint. the self-attention mechanism is the key concept of transformer. compared with rnn and lstm, the selfattentive mechanism is more likely to capture long-distance interdependent features in a sequence. it represents the connection between any two steps in the sequence directly by a computational result, and the distance between distantdependent features is greatly reduced, which facilitates the effective use of these features. the multi-headed attention mechanism consists of multiple self-attentions that can simultaneously attend to information from different representation subspaces at different locations. transformer and its derived models have been widely used in tasks such as audio classification [22], sentiment analysis [23], etc. organization of the text 3. the method 3.1. model in order to realize speech retrieval through speech content, we design a hybrid model. the model maps the distances between the contents to the hamming space, generates binary hash codes related to the contents, and completes the matching by comparing the hamming distances between the hash codes. the model consists of three main parts: a wavenet-based encoder, a downsampling module based on multilayer causal convolution and pooling, and a decoder consisting of a transformer block. each module is described in detail below. pre-training encoder: in order to extract content-related features from the speech signal, we employ a wavenet-based pre-training encoder. the construction of the encoder starts with the conversion of the mfcc features of the speech into a set of initial features. this process is achieved by applying a one-dimensional convolutional process to the input data, followed closely by the batch normalization and the application of an activation function to enhance the model's nonlinear processing capability . next, the encoder introduces multiple residual blocks that are arranged repeatedly with different expansion rates to cover different time spans. each residual block underwent feature extraction and generated a residual output for subsequent processing. in this way, the encoder is able to synthesize information from each time step, enhancing the understanding of the speech signal. finally, the encoder combines all residual outputs and further processes them through another layer of activation functions to obtain a comprehensive feature representation. during pre-training, a layer of convolution is added at the end of the encoder for mapping the extracted high-level features to a specific output space, the size of which corresponds to the size of the vocabulary in the speech recognition task. in short, the purpose of this layer is to convert the complex speech features learned by the deep network into specific vocabulary predictions. the encoder is pre-trained with the ctc loss function. downsampling module: when processing acoustic features extracted by wavenet pre-trained encoders, we noticed that the contents in neighboring time steps are often highly similar or even identical, which leads to data redundancy. in order to deal with this problem effectively and reduce the computational burden in subsequent processing steps, this study introduces causal convolution and pooling layers for data downsampling and feature screening. the design of this approach is inspired by classical convolutional neural network architectures, such as vgg and alexnet, which gradually extract more advanced feature representations by cascading convolutional and pooling layers. in particular, with reference to vgg and alexnet's strategy of increasing the number of filters with network depth, the model additionally adds a fixed number of filters at each additional layer. in this way, we retain the key information of the acoustic features while reducing the computational pressure for subsequent tasks through effective data dimensionality reduction. the network layer stacking begins with a convolutional layer, which performs feature extraction on the input speech data, and these features are subsequently fed into a normalization layer to stabilize the training process and improve generalization. immediately after, the activation function layer introduces nonlinearities that allow the model to capture more complex data patterns. finally, the pooling layer downsamples the activated features, effectively reducing the data dimensionality while enhancing the robustness of the model to input variations. decoder: in order to retrieve the processed sequence signals, this paper employs a series of transformer blocks as sequence matching decoders. transformer blocks and their derived models have been used in sequence classification problems, and models like bert have achieved commendable results in text classification tasks. when dealing with text problems, the bert model introduces a special classification token ([cls]) at the beginning of the sequence. borrowing from this design, we add a vector with all values set to 1 in front of the processed sequence as the retrieval token for this task. its final hidden state is considered as the retrieval feature and the deep hash feature i.e., the output of the model. the entire sequence matching decoder consists of multiple layers of transformer blocks. in order to enable the sequence matching decoder to learn the time dependent features, we introduce position encoding before feeding the sequence into the retrieval module. position encoding helps the attention mechanism to understand the positional relationships within the sequence, which is crucial for sequence retrieval. the tanh activation function is employed to process the final hidden state of the retrieved token. tanh activation function is formulated: ( ) x x x x e e tanh x e e      , which is capable of restricting the output values to the range (-1,1), is mainly intended to facilitate the binarization of the model's output into hash codes. 3.2. model training a two-stage training strategy was used for model training. in the first stage, the wavenet encoder part is pre-trained. the second segment trains the complete model for classification based on speech content. pre-training phase: first, at the backend of the encoder, we added a one-dimensional convolutional layer aimed at obtaining the word probability distribution for each frame. subsequently, training is performed using this newly added model structure with a connected timing classification (ctc) loss function. pre-training was performed using the same dataset as the classification training performed later. complete model training: our training goal is to ensure that the model is able to generate accurate hash codes for specific speech segments. to achieve this goal, a classification task is used as the main training strategy. specifically, speech is categorized based on the textual information of the speech content, and the same textual information uttered by different 25 individuals is considered as the same category. in the model architecture, a fully-connected layer is added to the back-end of the model to accommodate the classification task. this layer is designed so that the model can output a vector containing the probability of each category. through the application of a softmax activation function, these outputs are converted into probability distributions where each element represents the predicted probability of the corresponding category. immediately thereafter, the cross-entropy loss function is utilized to evaluate the deviation between the probability distribution predicted by the model and the true labels, an approach that accurately quantifies the performance of the model on the classification task. notably, despite starting with a pre-trained wavenet model, the weights of the pre-trained portion are not frozen during subsequent training. instead, the entire model is fine-tuned to ensure optimal performance on specific speech retrieval tasks. this finetuning strategy allows the model to combine the knowledge learned from the original pre-training task with the data from the new task to achieve better generalization performance. the details of the model are shown in figure 1. figure 1. the model 3.3. hash construction to generate the hash code, the model passes the speech fragment through the model through forward propagation to the output. this output is a continuous value whose range lies between [-1,1]. to convert these continuous values into binary hash codes, we employ a simple thresholding strategy: for values greater than 0, we convert them to 1; for values less than or equal to 0, we convert them to 0. specifically, given the model's modeled output y for a given speech fragment, its corresponding binary hash code b can be obtained as follows: figure 2. retrieval strategy i 1 if y >0 ib otherwise     0 3.4. retrieval strategy this study proposes an end-to-end framework that accurately maps text-related content in speech to binary hash codes through deep learning techniques. the core of the approach is that it not only learns the mapping relationship from speech signals to textual content, but is also able to convert this mapping relationship directly into binary hash codes. before performing the retrieval task, the speech data in the database is preprocessed to generate a hash index table. in the retrieval phase, for a target speech, its binary hash code is first generated by the above model , and then this hash code is compared with the pre-stored hash code index table in the database. by calculating the bit error rate (ber), we can quickly identify the speech segments that are most similar in content to the target speech. this approach makes it possible to perform content-similar speech retrieval with great efficiency and accuracy even in huge speech databases, substantially improving the performance of speech retrieval systems. the retrieval framework is shown in figure 2 4. experiment 4.1. experimental setup 4.1.1. database the experiments in this thesis use the thchs30 chinese 26 speech database [24], whose selected speech content is derived from a large number of news sources. based on the speech content, the dataset was divided into four groups, a, b, c, and d. the combination of words in groups a, b, and c served as a training set containing 30 speakers, while group d served as a test set containing 10 speakers. speech files with the same id in each group have the same content, each speech has a different duration, and each speech has not only text labels but also phoneme labels. we selected 6000 voices from group abc as the training set, and 1000 voices from group d with 100 different contents as the test set. the labels are the phoneme labels of each speech in the dataset for pretraining, and the classification labels (one-hot codes) generated from the textual content of the speech for training. 4.1.2. model setup 1. encoder: 15 wavenet residual blocks were used to stack the wavenet residual blocks with causal null convolution having 128 filters of filter size 7 and null rates of 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 looped three times from input to output. the input data is processed simultaneously in the residual block by two convolutional layers, one of which uses a tanh activation function and the other uses a sigmoid activation function, and the outputs of these two convolutional layers are combined by element-by-element multiplication. this is the gated linear unit, the output of the gated linear unit is processed by both the convolutional layers, the tanh activation function, the output of one of them is used to pass on to the next residual block and the output of the other one is output after connecting it with the input residuals and is used for the subsequent residuals to be connected. the encoder will sum all the residual block outputs by element to encoder output. 2. downsampling module: the entire downsampling module contains five blocks, each of which includes causal convolution, batch normalization, relu activation function, and maximum pooling. the filter size of the convolution layer is 15 and the number of filters is (l+1) × 128, where l represents the layer number. the pooling layer has a width of 2, making the data time step for each layer halved. 3. decoder: the positional encoding is added before the data enters the decoder. the number of headers in the twolayer transformer block structure after the decoder is set to 24. the output of the decoder is obtained from the final hidden state of the token in the data through the tanh activation function. 4.1.3. training environment setup pre-training is done using sgd (stochastic gradient descent) optimizer, the learning rate is initially 0.01, the data is divided into training set and validation set by 9:1, the learning rate decreases to 20% of the original in the next epoch when the loss value doesn't decrease, and the early stopping condition is set to the validation set loss of 5 epochs without decreasing. the encoder weights for classification training are derived from the pre-training, while the other parts of the initial weights are randomly set between -0.05 and 0.05. the model is trained using adam optimizer with a learning rate of 0.001. all experimental results are based on 50 training cycles and the training data is divided into training and validation sets in a ratio of 80:20. the platform configuration used for all training is: intel core i5-12400, rtx3060 12g, python 3.9, tensorflow 2.6.0. 4.2. comparison with traditional models in order to show that the hybrid model in this paper has a significant advantage in end-to-end speech content hash matching, a bi-directional lstm model is chosen as the control group, which has long been popular in the field of speech recognition and also used in the task of speech hash extraction. the control model has the same amount of data as the model in this paper. the specific control data is shown in table 1. table 1. comparison with baseline model model retrieval of indicators map mrr p@1 p@5 p@9 this method 0.912 0.984 0.993 0.981 0.919 bi-lstm 0.310 0.497 0.645 0.488 0.380 based on the above table, it can be seen that there is a huge gap between the traditional model applied directly on this task and the hybrid model of this study, which proves the superior performance of the hybrid model of this study on this task. 4.3. the effect of noise interference on speech retrieval in practical situations, speech retrieval tasks may be affected by noise interference or channel interference, which can lead to erroneous retrieval results. therefore, in this paper, we investigate the robustness of the method to noise interference in speech retrieval tasks. in order to be able to perform speech retrieval in noisy environments, we manually added gaussian white noise to the test dataset and constructed speech retrieval tasks with different signal-to-noise ratios (snrs), including 30 db, 25 db, 20 db, 15 db, and 10 db. in order to simulate the training-testing mismatch, we trained the model by using the speech files with no added noise as the training set. table 2 lists the speech retrieval performance of this method under different noise conditions. unsurprisingly, the speech retrieval performance gradually decreases as the noise increases, but even at 10db, the present method still maintains a certain retrieval performance and is able to approach the situation when no noise is added at 30db. this proves the robustness of our method to noise interference. table 2. retrieval performance in different noise environments retrieval environment retrieval of indicators map mrr p@1 p@5 p@9 clean 0.912 0.984 0.993 0.981 0.919 snr=30db 0.817 0.926 0.966 0.936 0.833 snr=25db 0.815 0.939 0.969 0.937 0.831 snr=20db 0.755 0.871 0.957 0.908 0.775 snr=15db 0.651 0.791 0.927 0.845 0.684 snr=10db 0.473 0.636 0.860 0.689 0.526 4.4. impact of pretraining strategies on speech retrieval in this section, the effectiveness of the pre-trained finetuned encoder will be verified by the present method and the following two comparative systems. 1.this method: the weight values of the encoder module are obtained by pre-training, and the weight values will not be frozen during the classification training process. 2.pre-training and frozen encoder weights: the weight values of the encoder module are obtained by pre-training, and the weight values are frozen during the classification training. 3. no pre-training: direct classification training without 27 pre-training table 3. impact of pretraining strategies on retrieval performance pre-training strategies retrieval of indicators map mrr p@1 p@5 p@9 pre-training and fine-tuning 0.912 0.984 0.993 0.981 0.919 pre-trained with frozen weights 0.802 0.895 0.970 0.932 0.821 no pre-training 0.786 0.903 0.956 0.918 0.806 the experimental results are shown in table 3, where pretraining the encoder can enhance significantly improve the performance of the model. in addition, using a fine-tuning strategy can yield better results than freezing the layer weights. pre-training can help the model to learn features that are relevant to the speech content and the simple retrieval training may not be effective in updating the deeper parameters in the network, which can be alleviated by pretraining. a fine-tuning strategy allows the model to be personalized for a specific task while maintaining the knowledge learned by the pretrained model, allowing the model to adjust its parameters more finely to optimize performance for a specific task. 4.5. impact of pre-trained labels on speech retrieval this section analyzes the effect of pre-trained labels on speech retrieval by using chinese characters as pre-trained labels in comparison to phonemes as labels for pre-training. table 4. impact of pre-trained labels on retrieval performance pre-training labels retrieval of indicators map mrr p@1 p@5 p@9 phoneme 0.912 0.984 0.993 0.981 0.919 chinese character 0.846 0.959 0.979 0.955 0.859 the experimental results are displayed in table 4. the above experimental results show that the model is able to achieve better performance using phonemes as pre-trained labels compared to using chinese characters as pre-trained labels for speech recognition. the reason for this is that the features learned by the model using phonemes as pre-trained labels for speech recognition are more specific, better generalized and more applicable than those learned using words as labels. therefore, when tested on the test set, its performance is better than that of using linguistic text as labels. 4.6. the effect of downsampling modules on speech retrieval this section verifies the effectiveness of the downsampling module by comparing two systems. 1. no downsampling module: the features obtained from the encoder go directly to the decoder without any change in its time step. 2. convolutional pooling downsampling: features obtained from the encoder are downsampled by one-dimensional convolution and maximum pooling before entering the decoder. 3. causal convolutional pooling downsampling: features obtained from the encoder are downsampled by causal convolution and maximum pooling before entering the decoder. table 5. impact of the downsampling module on retrieval performance downsampling module retrieval of indicators map mrr p@1 p@5 p@9 not have 0.683 0.841 0.933 0.854 0.718 convolution pooling 0.894 0.969 0.981 0.953 0.905 causal convolution pooling 0.912 0.984 0.993 0.981 0.919 the experimental results are shown in table 5, compared with the model without downsampling module, the use of downsampling module significantly improves the model performance, and the use of causal convolution can obtain better performance than ordinary convolution. ctc recognition model in the recognition task will be recognized and classified at each time step, and its classification results will be repeated in a large number of neighboring time steps, and the features obtained by the pre-training module will be in such a situation, too long and containing redundant information will affect the training of subsequent modules. the features obtained through its pre-training module will also be in this situation, and features that are too long and contain redundant information will affect the training of the subsequent modules, so sequence integration and feature selection through the downsampling module can improve the performance of the model. 4.7. effect of different hash code lengths on retrieval performance this section tests the effect of using different hash code lengths on the model performance, specifically examining the lengths [512,640,768,896,1024]. as analyzed in figure 3.6, the model performance was significantly improved when increasing the hash code length from 512 to 768 bits. however, by continuing to increase the length to 1024, the retrieval accuracy starts to fluctuate. table 6. effect of hash code length on retrieval performance hash code length retrieval of indicators map mrr p@1 p@5 p@9 512 0.873 0.967 0.984 0.966 0.884 640 0.886 0.952 0.987 0.971 0.895 768 0.912 0.984 0.993 0.981 0.919 896 0.913 0.983 0.992 0.983 0.919 1024 0.911 0.988 0.988 0.979 0.918 5. conclusion in this study, we introduce a novel end-to-end hashing algorithm designed specifically for speech retrieval. 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[24] d. wang and x. zhang, “thchs-30: a free chinese speech corpus,” arxiv preprint arxiv:1512.01882, 2015. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 11 construction of a climate early warning system: predicting future temperatures and climate security using bilstm jie yang *, zijun li school of statistics and applied mathematics, anhui university of finance and economics, bengbu anhui, 233030, china * corresponding author: jie yang (email: yjzml0903@163.com) abstract: in light of the worsening global climate, providing predictive models for surface temperature and energy consumption is crucial for formulating effective climate action strategies. initially, a bi-directional long short-term memory (bilstm) network model is established to predict the maximum surface temperatures over the next century, with the seasonal autoregressive integrated moving average (sarima) model serving as a benchmark. to assess the risk levels of climate security, the k-means clustering algorithm is utilized to classify the growth rates of carbon dioxide emissions, enabling the construction of a three-tier climate security early warning index. subsequently, a hybrid classification model based on support vector machine (svm) and random forest (rf) takes the energy consumption growth rates as inputs and the warning indices as outputs to construct a climate security early warning system. the bilstm model is employed to predict the energy consumption growth rates for the upcoming decade, and these rates are input into the svm-rf model to forecast future warning levels. the study demonstrates that the model can effectively predict the maximum surface temperatures and provide a three-tier safety warning system for future climate risk management. the intent of this research is to offer a novel tool for global climate prevention and to deliver practical application value to policymakers in finance, energy, and environmental sectors. keywords: bilstm; k-means; svm-rf; safety early warning. 1. introduction as technological advancements continue, the continuous growth of the first and second industrial revolutions, along with modern industrial development, has led to a steady increase in energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions, consequently causing a rise in surface temperatures. the control of rising surface temperatures is imperative, as they have a significant impact on human livelihood and survival. over the past several decades, the increase in global temperatures has far exceeded the range of natural climate fluctuations, with greenhouse gases, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels, as the main culprits [1]. the "greenhouse" effect of carbon dioxide appears to be discounted when considering the supply of renewable resources, allowing for an increase in the mining of fossil fuels within energy policies [2]. however, there is still a lack of research on how to control the growth rate of fossil fuel consumption effectively. a pause in the rise of global surface temperatures during the 2000s led some scholars to believe that global warming had been interrupted. in reality, the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide caused an energy imbalance, leading to phenomena such as rising sea levels, indicating that global warming has not stopped but is manifesting in different ways [3]. the impacts of global warming on humanity are also incalculable; it has affected food production and indirectly altered the social and economic impacts on people [4]. researchers have noted that agricultural production data highlights the significant economic impacts of extreme climate events [5]. besides economic effects, global warming also directly impacts human social life, increasing unemployment rates through inflation and agricultural productivity, with a significant effect on male unemployment rates [6]. global warming can also indirectly increase the disparity between rich and poor countries, with many impoverished nations severely damaged by the warming caused by affluent countries' energy consumption [7]. addressing global warming, some scholars argue that carbon dioxide is the primary cause, estimating it will account for about 60% of warming in the next century and proposing the use of renewable biomass to mitigate global warming [8]. much research shows that the burning of fossil fuels releases large amounts of carbon dioxide, thereby exacerbating the current state of global warming. as the trend of global warming steadily increases, it is crucial to plan energy consumption rationally and predict climate security risks. most researchers opt to directly predict future temperature trends as a reference for policymakers, starting with machine learning predictions, such as using dtw, svm, and lspso to predict sea surface temperatures [9], and later evolving towards deep learning, such as constructing memory graph convolutional neural networks for predicting sea surface temperatures [10] and establishing different types of lstm to predict sea surface temperatures [11]. in summary, the current literature contributes to the following: (1) highlighting the current state of global warming and analyzing the factors leading to warming; (2) assessing the damage of global warming to the economy and society; (3) employing model algorithms to predict future temperatures to guide policy formulation. however, many studies are limited by their one-sided approach, such as ignoring the effects of carbon dioxide and energy consumption when predicting temperatures. when explaining the dangers of rising temperatures, they are constrained to existing historical data. in fragmented research, scholars often focus on specific regions, lacking consideration of global temperature impacts and ignoring regional interconnections. 12 moreover, after studying future temperatures, many have failed to provide effective recommendations, leaving policymakers unable to fully utilize the research value based solely on temperature data. building on this basis, this study will collect data from a global scope, and while predicting future trends using deep learning models, it will construct a climate security early warning system to forecast future climate security. this study aims to provide insights and offer policymakers additional effective value by: (1) using deep learning models to predict surface temperature trends over the next 100 years; (2) building a climate security early warning index that can be influenced by humanity; (3) establishing an efficient energy consumption warning classifier, and predicting future warning levels over the next decade. this paper is intended to predict the highest surface temperatures for the next century, as well as offer a new tool for global climate prevention, and provide practical application value to policymakers in finance, energy, and environmental sectors. the subsequent research will unfold in sections including "literature review," "methodology," "result analysis," and "conclusions and recommendations." 2. literature review 2.1. research on temperature prediction the academic community is gradually shifting from machine learning to deep learning for temperature prediction. in the realm of deep learning models, convolutional neural networks (cnn) and long short-term memory networks (lstm) are commonly used for temperature prediction. for example, han (2023) and colleagues have combined cnns with gated recurrent unit (gru) networks to study sea surface temperatures [12], while choi (2023) et al. have utilized lstms to predict sea surface temperatures near the korean peninsula [13]. these deep learning models have demonstrated good performance and low error in temperature predictions. farhangi (2023) compared the differences in sea surface temperature prediction using cnns, lstms, and cnn-lstm hybrid models, finding that all three models performed well without significant differences when time cost was not considered [14]. cui (2022) proposed the establishment of a bilstm model for predicting land surface temperatures, which showed high accuracy when compared with empirical data [15]. further review of the literature reveals the bilstm model's good performance in other predictive domains, such as soil structure prediction [16], traffic flow prediction [17], and stock price forecasting [18]. bilstm has not yet been applied to predict the future trend of global land surface temperature. combining the bilstm's uses and performance, it may provide superior results for predicting land surface temperatures and offers a comparison with the commonly used sarima model. 2.2. research on early warning systems early warning systems function by alerting the public when pre-set conditions and thresholds are triggered. commonly seen early warning systems include landslide early warning systems [19] and pregnancy complication warning systems [20]. as such, early warning systems are equally important for climate security. xie (2019) et al. previously proposed using the kurtosis coefficient as a climate system early warning indicator. however, the results showed that the kurtosis coefficient was not a reliable signal of abrupt climate changes [21]. several years later, xie (2023) and colleagues in follow-up research proposed a box-cox transformationbased abrupt climate change early warning indicator, which proved to be effective [22]. many studies have also used climate indicators to warn of other issues, such as predicting preterm crop production [23] and public health [24]. based on existing research, few scholars have constructed a precise climate safety early warning system using mature ai technology. the climate safety warning system can also indirectly reflect warnings for premature crop production or public health, making the construction of such a system necessary. zhu (2021) et al. utilized the k-means algorithm to establish a financial risk warning [25], and seo (2022) et al. applied the k-means algorithm to build an industrial safety warning system [26]. while some scholars in early warning systems use existing data or resources as warning indicators [19-20], others construct warning indicators through certain algorithms or other methods [25-26]. in constructing the climate security warning system, this paper aims to create indicators that can be manipulated to enable adjustments in response to warnings. in summary, this paper draws from existing literature to use mature technological algorithms to supplement necessary but unfinished work. the approach and contributions of this paper are as follows: (1) use the bilstm model to predict future land surface maximum temperatures and analyze the good performance of bilstm for temperature prediction; (2) utilize the k-means clustering algorithm to construct refined climate safety early warning indicators that can be manually regulated; (3) use the svm-rf (support vector machinerandom forest) model for predictive control of energy consumption growth. the paper aims to complete the above tasks and contribute practical application value to global climate policy. 3. data sources and methodology 3.1. data sources when researching temperature, the global nature and geographical differences must not be overlooked, with variations in temperature due to differences in latitude and longitude and influences of factors such as monsoons. surface maximum temperature has a significant impact on human society, making it a pertinent subject of study for temperature prediction. additionally, to construct adjustable early warning indicators, the global carbon dioxide (co2) emissions and various primary energy consumption volumes were included. data on land annual average high temperature (℃) from 1850-2022 were collected from berkeley earth, and co2 emissions (million metric tons), coal and coke consumption (million short tons), refined petroleum products consumption (million barrels per day), dry natural gas consumption (billion cubic feet), electricity net consumption (billion kilowatt-hours), and biofuels consumption (million barrels per day) for the years 1980-2021 were sourced from the u.s. energy information administration (eia). 3.2. research methodology 3.2.1. bilstm accurately predicting the trend of global land surface maximum temperatures is crucial to understanding and formulating appropriate climate policies. this paper uses a bidirectional long short-term memory (bilstm) neural network model for time series prediction to capture the 13 historical temperature data relationships and provide accurate predictions effectively. the bilstm's basic structure is shown in figure 1. the unidirectional lstm contains forget gates tf , input gates ti , and output gates to and is represented with different gate weight matrices , , ,f i c ow w w w , and bias vectors , , ,f i c ob b b b . the formulae for these gates are: forget gate tf :   1, .t f t t ff w h x b    (1) input gate ti :   1, .t i t t ii w h x b    (2) candidate cell state tc :    1tanh , .t c t t cc w h x b   (3) new cell state tc :  1 .t t t t tc f c i c    (4) output gate to :   1, .t o t t oo w h x b    (5) current information output th :  tanh .t t th o c  (6) figure 1. represents the bilstm model structure the structure's formulas are as follows:    1 1, , , 1, ,t t t th lstm h x c t t     (7)    1 1, , , ,1 ,t t t th lstm h x c t t     (8) , .t t th h h      (9) 3.2.2. fourier series the fourier series represents a periodic function as a sum of sine and cosine waves, serving to estimate the cyclical nature of the land temperature growth rate. the fourier series can be defined as the following infinite series:       0 0 01 cos sin .n nn f t a a nw t b nw t      (10)  0 0 1 , t a f t dt t   (11)    00 2 cos , t na f t nw t dt t   (12)    00 2 sin . t nb f t nw t dt t   (13) where:  f t is the periodic function at time t; 0a is the constant term representing the function's mean (dc component); ,n na b are the fourier coefficients indicating the different frequencies of the sine/cosine waves' amplitudes; is the fundamental frequency related to the periodicity t; is a positive integer corresponding to different harmonic frequencies. 3.2.3. sarima the performance of bilstm needs comparison with other models; sarima, an extension of the arima model, is a commonly used time series forecasting model designed for data with seasonal cycles. the sarima model integrates seasonal parameters to handle repetition within fixed seasonal lengths and has the structure sarima(p,d,q)(p,d,q)[s], where p, d, q have the same definitions as in the arima model. p, d, q correspond to the ar, i, ma portions of the seasonal cycle, with s representing the length of the data's seasonal periods. the sarima model requires data to be stationary; otherwise, it may introduce large errors. its formula is represented as:          2 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ddp s s ps s p p t q s s qs q q t l l l l l l l l y l l l l l l                                 (14) where: l is the lag operator; i are the non-seasonal ar parameters; i are the seasonal ar parameters; s is the periodicity of the seasonal cycle; ,d d are the differencing steps; i are the non-seasonal ma parameters; i are the seasonal ma parameters; t is the white noise error term. the paper compares the sarima model with the bilstm model using the mean absolute error (mae), mean squared error (mse), and root mean squared error (rmse) as 14 performance metrics, where smaller values indicate lower errors:  1 1 , n i ii mae y y n    (15)  2 1 1 , n i ii mse y y n    (16)  2 1 1 . n i ii rmse y y n    (17) where: n is the number of samples in the test set; iy is the actual value of the i-th data point in the test set; iy is the predicted value for the i-th data point in the test set. 3.2.4. k-means for clustering and creating early warning indicators, we selected co_2 emissions and the growth rate of surface temperature. k-means aims to discover inherent groupings by dividing data into k clusters. each cluster is represented by the mean (centroid) of the data points within it. the algorithm steps for k-means involve: initializing with k random data points as the cluster centers, assigning each data point to the nearest centroid to form k clusters, updating by computing the mean of all points in each cluster to obtain new centroids, and repeating these steps until a certain stopping criterion is satisfied (usually when the change in centroids is below a threshold or a predetermined number of iterations has been reached). 3.2.5. svm-rf upon obtaining the warning indicators, the paper establishes an svm-rf (support vector machine-random forest) model for predicting future warning levels over the next ten years. svm is a classification model that defines a linear classifier based on margin maximization in feature space. randomforest (rf) is an ensemble learning method comprising multiple decision trees used for classification problems. it enhances prediction accuracy and prevents overfitting by building several trees and aggregating their results. rf is well-suited for handling data with complex interactions, is scalable, and tolerates faults, often treated as a "black box" in non-deep learning algorithms. svm is suitable for dealing with complex small data set problems, while rf effectively handles complex structure issues. the svm-rf model can leverage the advantages of both svm and rf, providing robustness in dealing with small samples and managing nonlinear features effectively. ensemble learning further aids in selecting important features and enhancing the model's robustness and accuracy. the structure of the svm-rf is shown in figure 2. figure 2. svm-rf model architecture 3.3. variable explanation this paper first predicts the surface temperature to observe the future trend of surface temperature and constructs a climate safety early warning system while predicting future early warning situations. the main variables used in this study are as follows: (1) early warning indicators: since surface temperature is difficult to control but carbon dioxide emissions can change with human intervention, we use the k-means clustering algorithm to cluster the carbon dioxide emission growth rate to get the early warning indicators. (2) energy consumption: coal and coke consumption (million short tons) is denoted as variable c, refined petroleum products consumption (million barrels per day) as variable o, dry natural gas consumption (billion cubic feet) as variable g, electricity net consumption (billion kilowatthours) as variable e, and biofuels consumption (million barrels per day) as variable b. (3) input variables: in the svm-rf model, we use growth rates of energy values, such as the coal consumption growth rate, as input values. (4) output variables: in the svm-rf model, we use the early warning indicators as the output values to build the early warning system. 15 4. results analysis 4.1. surface temperature prediction 4.1.1. prediction based on the bilstm model the bilstm model, which contains both forward and backward lstm sequences, demonstrated significant divergence from actual values when predicting surface temperatures using raw data. considering the limitations of neural networks, such as poor performance on non-stationary series, it is inferred that the raw data constitutes a nonstationary time series. however, when transforming the raw data into growth rates, the prediction closely matched the actual values, allowing for an indirect derivation of the corresponding maximum surface temperatures. in figure 3, the left graph illustrates the forecasted growth rates of surface maximum temperatures by the bilstm model, while the right graph shows the future trend of surface temperatures from 1850 to 2122. figure 3. output results of the bilstm model (left) and the trend line of surface temperature from according to the left graph in figure 3, future surface maximum temperatures are expected to continue fluctuating. the right graph indicates that these temperatures will initially follow the existing upward trend, then experience a decline before resuming the rise. similar effects have been reported in some studies [3], suggesting potentials for a temporary halt in the increasing temperatures. if left unimpeded, a sharp rise could occur once again. descriptive statistics show that from 1923 to 2022, the average maximum surface temperature was 14.3967°c, with a peak at 15.2700°c and a low at 13.8370°c. for the period 2023 to 2122, the forecasted average maximum surface temperature is 15.7569°c, with the highest value being 16.8270°c and the lowest value at 14.9791°c. a century later, worsening climate conditions could intensify, with the lowest temperatures being only 0.2909°c less than the peak temperatures from 1923-2022. additionally, the highest temperature is projected to increase by 1.557°c compared to the period from 1923-2022, which suggests an increase in extreme weather events. the average maximum surface temperature over the century is expected to rise by 1.3602°c, potentially leading to a heightened trend in sealevel rise, impacts on crop yields [22], and human health [23]. previous predictions estimated that surface temperatures could rise by 1.4-5.8°c (dhillon rs and von wuehlisch g 2013) in the future. the continual increase in primary energy consumption and corresponding carbon dioxide emissions could mean that actual temperatures may exceed the predictions of this study, corroborating these scholarly estimates. 4.1.2. bilstm performance comparison based on the sarima model to demonstrate the performance of bilstm, it suffices to show that it outperforms the sarima model in its optimal state with higher errors. this study does not purposefully deteriorate the sarima model; on the contrary, it utilizes fourier series to capture the periodicity in the growth rates of maximum surface temperatures. based on the period t derived from fourier series, we set the seasonal index for sarima at 5. guided by the aic criterion and setting maximum values for the orders p, q, p, q at 4, and for d and d at 2 (with all minimum values being zero), we conducted a search for optimal parameters. the best structure identified was sarima (4,0,4) (4,0,4) [5]. using a dataset split into a training set of 167 samples and a test set of 5 samples, we employed consistent settings to train our bilstm model. the comparative outcomes for mean absolute error (mae), mean squared error (mse), and root mean squared error (rmse) are presented in table 1. table 1. error testing for bilstm and sarima model mae mse rmse bilstm 0.0056 0.0000 0.0064 sarima 0.0060 0.0001 0.0071 despite its larger number of parameters and longer runtime, without undergoing parameter optimization, the bilstm model still surpasses sarima models with orders below five, indicating excellent performance and predictive capabilities of bilstm. this underscores the advantages of the bilstm model in time series analysis. additionally, it suggests that with accurate parameter tuning, statistical models or machine learning models can also achieve impressive prediction results. 4.2. construction and prediction of the early warning system 4.2.1. construction of early warning indicators based on the k-means clustering algorithm the establishment of an early warning system is aimed at alerting people of potential dangers or emergencies to enable appropriate preventive and protective measures to be taken, thereby reducing losses and safeguarding personal safety. we consider early warning indicators as the threshold for the warning system. when warning indicators include controllable human factors, suitable measures can more easily be taken to reduce potential risks. furthermore, early warning 16 indicators can be improved through regulatory, policy, and legal means when they depend on human factors. therefore, this study selects the carbon dioxide emission growth rate as the early warning indicator. on one hand, co2 emissions account for approximately 60% of global warming (dhillon rs and von wuehlisch g 2013) and significantly impact the degree of global warming. on the other hand, the rate of co2 emission growth can be artificially adjusted by controlling energy consumption. using the k-means clustering algorithm, we classified co2 emission growth rates from 1981-2021 into three categories: "low risk," "medium risk," and "high risk." there were 18 instances of low risk, 17 cases of medium risk, and 6 occurrences of high risk, with a silhouette coefficient of 0.7314, indicating satisfactory clustering and defining the three levels of early warning indicators as seen in figure 4. a descriptive statistical analysis through pivot tables was performed for the three safety warning levels, as shown in table 2. figure 4. climate security early warning indicator distribution table 2. descriptive statistics of co2 emission growth rates by warning category category average median maximum minimum low risk -0.0032 0.0001 0.0108 -0.0544 medium risk 0.0233 0.0222 0.0342 0.0123 high risk 0.0524 0.0531 0.0622 0.0394 according to table 2, in the "low risk" category, the average growth rate is -0.0032, the median is 0.0001, the maximum is 0.0108, and the minimum is -0.0544. the growth rate is about -0.3%, which is considered in line with sustainable development principles, thus warranting a level one warning. in the "medium risk" category, the growth rate average is 0.0233, the median is 0.0222, the maximum is 0.0342, and the minimum is 0.0123. at this point, the co2 emission growth rate is relatively high at approximately 2.33%, which is not deemed sustainable, necessitating a level two warning. in the "high risk" category, the growth rate average is 0.0524, the median is 0.0531, the maximum is 0.0622, and the minimum is 0.0394. the co2 emissions have reached an alarming level of around 5.31%, indicating the need for a level three warning and an intensification of energy policy refinement and regulation. similarly, we performed a data pivot for the growth rates of various energy consumptions, as shown in table 3. according to table 3, the growth rate of energy consumption increases from the "low risk" to "high risk" safety warning levels, suggesting that the energy consumption growth rate has a significant impact on the tiered safety warnings. table 3. average growth rate of energy consumption by warning category warning level variable c growth variable o growth variable g growth variable e growth variable b growth level one -0.0055 -0.0010 0.0074 0.0197 0.0782 level two 0.0284 0.0162 0.0339 0.0349 0.0941 level three 0.0664 0.0310 0.0533 0.0529 0.2041 4.2.2. construction of the early warning system based on the svm-rf model after completing the construction of the three-tiered safety warning indicators, and considering a potential connection between energy consumption growth rates and warning levels, we established the svm-rf model for predicting warning levels. by randomly shuffling the original data and setting the training, validation, and test set ratios to 8:1:1, we conducted multiple training sessions to find the most effective svm-rf classification predictor. figure 5 showcases the confusion matrices for the training and test sets of the best classifier. figure 5. confusion matrix of the training set (left) and test set (right) 17 at present, the model's accuracy for the training, validation, and test sets is 100%, demonstrating strong predictive performance suitable for classification predictions. using the bilstm model, we predicted the growth rates of five energy consumptions for 2022-2031 and entered the values into the trained model, obtaining the three-tiered safety warning levels, as shown in table 4. from table 4, it is evident that between 2022-2031, there were five instances of "low risk," signifying compliance with sustainable development principles and triggering a level one warning. there also were five occurrences of "medium risk," warranting a level two warning. hence, it is imperative to strengthen regulatory measures during those years and strictly control the growth rate of energy consumption to downgrade the warning from level two to level one. by predicting the warning levels for the next decade, we can take necessary measures when the warning level is at two or even three to prevent mass co2 emissions and further exacerbate climate deterioration. table 4. predictions of energy consumption growth rates based on the bilstm model year variable c growth variable o growth variable g growth variable e growth variable b growth warning level 2022 0.0164 0.0138 0.0062 0.0359 0.0366 level two 2023 -0.0073 0.0139 0.0352 0.0217 0.0830 level one 2024 -0.0086 0.0169 0.0056 0.0272 0.0674 level one 2025 -0.0123 0.0194 0.0138 0.0310 0.0535 level one 2026 0.0004 0.0160 0.0323 0.0334 0.0217 level two 2027 0.0141 0.0171 0.0354 0.0314 -0.0013 level two 2028 0.0099 0.0093 0.0283 0.0258 0.0775 level two 2029 0.0076 0.0061 0.0127 0.0200 0.0571 level one 2030 -0.0011 -0.0067 0.0197 0.0365 -0.0609 level one 2031 0.0534 0.0179 0.0268 0.0395 0.0904 level two 4.3. data and model robustness verification 4.3.1. stationarity test of data in this study, time series forecasting has been extensively applied for projecting the growth rates of variables, and neural network models such as bilstm often depend on data stationarity to diminish forecasting errors. the presence of non-stationary data can adversely affect the performance of models; therefore, testing for data stationarity is particularly critical to ensure the reliability and scientific validity of this research. this paper references the studies of silva et al. (2021) and other scholars, who utilized the augmented dickey-fuller (adf) test to assess data stationarity, thereby refining the prediction errors of arima and deep learning models [27]. the adf test is a widely employed method to evaluate whether a time series has a unit root and to determine its stationarity. in our research, this testing approach was employed to analyze the stationarity of surface maximum temperature, energy consumption, and their respective growth rates, using zero and one lag periods. the null hypothesis h_0 posits the existence of a unit root, indicating non-stationarity. the logic variable h is used to determine the ability to reject this null hypothesis. the test outcomes are displayed in table 5. table 5. adf test results for time series and their growth rates original index 0 lag 1 lag corresponding growth rate indicator 0 lag 1 lag surface max temperature 0 0 surface max temp growth rate 1 1 coal 0 0 coal growth rate 1 1 refined petroleum products 0 0 refined petroleum products growth rate 1 1 dry natural gas consumption 0 0 dry natural gas consumption growth rate 1 1 electricity net consumption 0 0 electricity net consumption growth rate 0 0 consumption of biofuels 0 0 consumption of biofuels growth rate 1 1 since h=1 signifies rejection of the null hypothesis, indicating stationarity, and h=0 implies the null hypothesis cannot be rejected, suggesting non-stationarity. based on the results of table 5, none of the original indicators could reject the null hypothesis at both zeros and one lag, indicating the presence of a unit root, thus non-stationary. this status can lead to potential biases in the bilstm model during forecasting. nevertheless, the growth rates demonstrate consistent stationarity, except for the growth rate of electricity net consumption, which could not reject the null hypothesis at any lag order. this suggests that, except for electricity net consumption, other indicators' growth rates may be more appropriate for forecasting using the bilstm model. although the adf test does not confirm the stationarity of the electricity net consumption growth rate, this research still opts to use the bilstm model to predict electricity net consumption data over the next ten years when assessing future risk levels. despite limitations in handling nonstationary time series data, the model's unique capacity to capture long-term dependencies and complex patterns can still provide valuable predictions; thus, we consider the bilstm model to be an effective forecasting tool. however, incorporating other preprocessing methods (like differencing) in practice could enhance prediction accuracy further. 4.3.2. model robustness analysis in this research, the bilstm model was employed for forecasting surface maximum temperature. since deep learning models are highly susceptible to parameter changes, including the number of neurons in the hidden layers, the number of training iterations, and the learning rate, which directly affect model performance. in particular, the number of neurons in the hidden layers decisively controls the complexity and performance of the neural network model. to ensure the veracity and rigor of our conclusions, a detailed sensitivity analysis was conducted on the bilstm model to assess its robustness. an adjustment coefficient α was introduced to precisely 18 modulate the number of neurons in the hidden layers by a range of -20% to +20%, in 5% increments, ensuring that other potential variables, such as iteration counts, remained consistent during this process. by this approach, we systematically altered critical model parameters and recorded the resulting rmse to gauge model performance. our bilstm model comprises three hidden neuron layers, denoted as h1, h2, and h3, with outcomes illustrated in figure 6. figure 6. bilstm model robustness analysis according to figure 6, rmse exhibits a trend of variation when the number of neurons in the hidden layers is adjusted, but no clear pattern emerges. additionally, our analysis reveals that, without any adjustments (α=0%), the layers h1 and h2 manifest optimal performance with an rmse value of 0.0064. concurrently, h3 displays optimum performance with a 10% increase adjustment, reducing the rmse to 0.0059. these findings indicate that minor adjustments could suffice in optimizing model performance without the need for substantial changes in the number of neurons. during optimization, there must be caution regarding the optimization algorithm potentially converging to local optima. comparing h3's performance at a +10% adjustment with the unadjusted scenario, we infer that fine-tuning h3 may not be essential. the sensitivity analysis of the neuron count in hidden layers helped ascertain the optimal configuration for the bilstm model, serving as a reference for achieving precise temperature forecasting. 5. conclusion and implications this research develops a bilstm model to predict the trend of surface maximum temperature changes over the next century and uses the k-means clustering algorithm to establish warning indicators. subsequently, an early warning system is constructed using an svm-rf hybrid model, providing a methodological approach for identifying potential trends in climate change and energy consumption dynamics. the study forecasts a pattern of an initial increase, followed by a decrease and then another increase in surface highest temperatures over the next 100 years, signaling a rise in extreme weather events and the potential impacts on sea levels, agricultural output, and human health. the analysis of the forecast results corroborates earlier scholars' predictions of future temperature increases and underscores the dangers of rising carbon dioxide emissions and energy consumption rates. the research underlines the importance of prioritizing the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions and controlling the growth rate of energy consumption to avoid undermining the principles of sustainable development. it advocates for the acceleration of optimizing the energy structure, reducing dependency on fossil fuels, and increasing the utilization of renewable energy sources. moreover, the study emphasizes the need to establish a multi-level, dynamic early warning mechanism to take timely action when emission growth rates reach or exceed predetermined thresholds. in terms of constructing the early warning system, this study encourages all stakeholders, including governments and businesses, to enhance awareness of carbon emission and energy consumption control, to promote the development of related policy measures, focusing on the foresight and adaptability of the policies, to ensure early response capability, and to mitigate the potential risks of climate change. 6. discussion the study highlights the potential of utilizing deep learning and machine learning models in the field of climate change and energy consumption growth prediction and the insights these tools can bring. although the forecasting models and their results presented exhibit technical advancement and high accuracy, this does not guarantee their future predictive accuracy due to the intrinsic complexity and uncertainty of weather and climate systems. likewise, the precision of model forecasts is constrained by the quality of historical data, the accuracy of quantifying model input parameters, and the assumptions within the models themselves. to improve the reliability of future predictions, continuous model validation, updates, and refinement are necessary. additionally, the classification of emission growth rates and the establishment of warning indicators require further exploration and optimization to ensure the effectiveness and adaptability of the warning system categories and threshold settings. furthermore, in the face of the uncertainty of future climate risks, the study encourages intensified interdisciplinary cooperation, integrating knowledge and technologies from the fields of climate science, environmental economics, and social policy, to formulate more comprehensive and precise early warning systems. the goal is to provide solid scientific 19 foundations and decision-making support for global climate governance and sustainable energy transition through multifaceted, systematic efforts. this paper also has several shortcomings, including not considering other factors affecting climate change and not performing a global optimization of the parameters for the bilstm model. future research may further optimize the bilstm algorithm or continue developing the early warning system. acknowledgments this paper is grateful for the funding of the undergraduate research and innovation fund of anhui university of finance and economics "research on the rational allocation of energy resources in the context of climate security" (xsky23229). we also extend our thanks to xin zhao for his guidance, expertise, and encouragement throughout the research process. 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smart education; teaching process; teaching evaluation; educational ecology. 1. introduction "artificial intelligence is a key driver leading a new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation." in 2017, a global data company predicted that artificial intelligence would be ubiquitous across various industries within five years, revolutionizing the current landscape. in many predicted areas, education has seen an efficiency improvement of up to 82%, impacting not only teaching practices but also student learning. previously, teachers often performed many repetitive tasks such as assigning homework, grading assignments, creating tests, and assessing exams. with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology, teachers can now free themselves from these repetitive tasks and focus more on the students. the goal of education is to promote comprehensive human development, and the education sector should not solely focus on academic achievements but also on personal growth in character, ethics, and overall qualities. many individuals currently educated within our education systems are trained for repetitive mental labor. once this situation occurs, humans typically cannot compete with machines, necessitating a change in our education system. 2. “ai + education” is revolutionizing the educational ecosystem since the xia, shang, and zhou dynasties, there have been rituals, music, archery, horsemanship, and mathematics. later, emperor yang of the sui dynasty established the imperial examination system, and in 2019, intelligent education officially entered our education system. it is well known that the purpose of education is to promote human development. the educational environment should enable students to learn how to coexist, respect the individual differences of each student, and allow education to reach a realm that is in harmony with students' lives. the innovation of artificial intelligence technology in education is mainly reflected in four aspects: the reconstruction of the education and teaching process, the transformation of knowledge supply forms, the optimization of education evaluation models, and the innovation of education management forms [1]. the application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of education has promoted the high-quality development of education in six aspects: student learning, teacher research, school management, home-school co-education, and teaching evaluation, further advancing the transformation of the educational ecosystem. 2.1. precise and diverse personalized intelligent learning adhering to the idea that technology changes learning, artificial intelligence technology is used to promote precise and personalized learning for students. smart learning under artificial intelligence technology mainly involves creating exclusive personal learning plans for students that are continuously updated, tracking every learning activity in detail, and clearly displaying the child's learning situation. with the help of a large database of student information boards, students can tackle test scores and weak areas in knowledge by watching videos, completing exercises, and repeating incorrect questions. 2.2. data-driven and intelligent teaching and research supported by portraits using artificial intelligence analysis systems to optimize teaching and teacher development, thereby improving the efficiency of classroom teaching and teacher self-reflection. the system applies technologies such as facial recognition, behavior recognition, emotion recognition, and text recognition to collect multidimensional data for in-depth analysis. 2.3. the future school under human-machine collaboration human-machine collaboration has become a new form of school development. in addition, in the practical application scenarios, artificial intelligence in the field of school education often plays a multiple role in substitution, promotion, adjustment and reconstruction. [2]. the future school is one that is more open in terms of curriculum and teaching resources; it should be more humanistic, emphasizing the importance of cultivating students with innovative thinking. 2.4. collaborative home-school seamless cooperation home-school collaboration aims to promote the psychological well-being of young children and adolescents. 120 traditional school-home collaboration often faces challenges such as time-consuming and delayed communication between parents and the school, and a lack of channels for a comprehensive understanding of a child's learning situation. ai technology facilitates seamless collaboration between home and school by enabling real-time dynamic information sharing to ensure student safety, sharing teaching information to support student learning, and building a smooth communication channel to create an educational community. 2.5. accompanying evaluation data collection accompanying evaluation data collection educational evaluation is the compass of teaching work, significantly influencing decision-making in teaching and learning, and serving as a crucial basis for assessing teaching quality. with ai technology driving educational evaluation, the scope of evaluation results can expand to encompass "all education and everything about education."[3]ai teaching quality assessment systems can utilize facial recognition, behavior recognition, non-intrusive facial recognition for attendance, and visualizing teaching content data to achieve multidimensional teaching monitoring and evaluation and comprehensive evaluation data acquisition, emphasizing both outcome-based evaluation and formative evaluation. 3. transforming classroom teaching in the ai era from before class, inclass, and post-class perspectives the availability and rapid development of new technologies are affecting the way traditional educational processes are designed[4].the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology provides effective tools and means to promote the development and quality of classroom teaching[5].the entire teaching process can be broadly divided into before class, in-class, and post-class activities. the integration of ai technology in the teaching process significantly enhances the teaching efficiency, experience, and outcome compared to traditional classroom models. in the classroom, teachers guide students' thinking through flexible teaching methods, establish a diverse educational system, and actively utilize online resources to facilitate the implementation of new teaching standards, thereby enhancing student engagement and ensuring teaching quality. 3.1. before class teaching technological advancements enable paperless lesson preparation, where teachers enter the teaching module, select textbooks, grade levels, subjects, and publisher information. the software then provides a clear list of teaching design elements, allowing easy resource integration, real-time editing, and saving without the need for usb drives. for instance, after completing the design elements such as student data analysis, teaching objectives, key teaching points, and methods, teachers can select and customize teaching materials from a large repository. after lesson preparation, teachers can publish the before class study materials on the platform for students to engage in independent learning and reflection. the system automatically tracks student completion and uploads exercise data for analysis, enabling teachers to make real-time adjustments to the in-class teaching methods based on the students' grasp of the material. 3.2. in-class teaching in the ai era, classroom teaching will focus on knowledge exchange and reflection [6]. after preliminary learning activities, students have a general understanding and reflection on the content. in the classroom, teachers take the lead in organizing teaching activities through interactive courseware, allowing students to fully engage in the learning process. information technology allows for timed quizzes, random questioning, and real-time assessment. these features not only train students' reading speed and critical thinking but also foster student interest in learning. using screen-sharing technology enhances teaching effectiveness, as it not only synchronizes students' notes and exercises but also broadcasts students' outstanding performance. this creates a vivid and engaging teaching environment and provides visual feedback for student progress. 3.3. post-class teaching the completion of classroom teaching does not mark the end of the educational process. under the smart classroom model, classroom teaching videos are recorded in real-time for students, teachers, and parents to review online. teachers and students can review the recordings for self-improvement and consolidation of learning. synchronized materials enable students to review and improve learning quickly, while teaching videos also help parents understand their children's learning progress, facilitating effective communication between home and school. furthermore, online platforms enable teachers to quickly assess students' understanding and provide targeted feedback, allowing students to progress at their own pace and facilitating comprehensive learning. 4. building a smart ecological education system the development of smart education necessitates the construction of a smart ecological system, focusing on the integration of technology, practice, and people. to achieve this goal, it requires joint efforts from the government, enterprises, schools, and teachers to support the creation of a multidimensional intelligent environment, promote humancomputer cooperative intelligence, and facilitate comprehensive development of intelligent talents. 4.1. government to build a smart educational digital ecosystem, governments need to promote cross-sector collaboration to create a new value network [7]. supporting the development of a smart education ecosystem, governments should break down communication barriers between government, enterprises, and schools, and establish policies that support the development of regional educational cloud platforms and inter-departmental data flow. 4.2. enterprises enterprises in the education information industry should leverage technology to support educational development and contribute to realizing the maximum value of information systems for education and schools. with the proposed digital strategy proposed for the education industry by 2022, education enterprises have the opportunity to drive transformation, using technological innovation to advance traditional classroom teaching. 121 4.3. schools schools play a pivotal role in student learning. they should earnestly implement the deep integration of information technology and educational teaching, focusing on professional development for teachers and deepening smart classroom reforms to improve teaching quality and reduce workload. 4.4. teachers with the 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(2020). the triple realms of educational reform of artificial intelligence. education research, 41(02), 143-150. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 18 application of multi‐threading mechanisms to the connect6 gaming system yang cao a, meina zhang *, xianjun wang b, yaqin shang c, simiao jia d university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114000, china * corresponding author: meina zhang (email: zhangmeina@163.com), a 2557436813@qq.com, b 476690826@qq.com, c 16642290595@163.com, d 1718949950@qq.com abstract: the field of computer games is currently a popular research direction in the field of artificial intelligence, and has a pivotal position in the development and research of artificial intelligence. in the field of computer games, connect6 is an emerging chess game, whose position complexity and research value are comparable to those of go and xiangqi. in the connect6 game system, there are a large number of branching positions, and the traditional single-threaded search mechanism is timeconsuming and laborious, which reduces the search efficiency of the game to a certain extent, so how to find the best positional moves quickly becomes an important factor affecting the strength of the connect6 game. in this paper, by introducing the multithreading mechanism in connect6 intelligent confrontation system, assigning a thread to each branch position, utilizing the computer's multi-threaded parallel computing mechanism combined with a reasonable evaluation method will be able to quickly get the best move for the next move. through experimental comparison, it can be obtained that in the field of connect6 game, the multithreaded search mechanism is more efficient for the position search, and also has better game prediction, which can improve the search efficiency and reduce the search time of connect6 game to a certain extent. keywords: connect6; multithreading; gaming; evaluation function. 1. introduction the history of the development of artificial intelligence technology can be traced back to the 1950's. for decades, artificial intelligence, ai, as an emerging cross-discipline, has been researched with the aim of exploring how to enable computers to exhibit a way of thinking comparable to that of human beings, and to simulate the way human beings think by using computers' powerful computational power combined with appropriate computational strategies, so that the computers have the ability to surpass humans in some fields. with the continuous development of computer science and technology and the continuous improvement of artificial intelligence theory, in the rapid development of science and technology at the same time, extending a number of technical research directions, such as machine gaming, deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing and so on. among them, machine game is an important research branch in the field of artificial intelligence in the current frontier field of computer research, through the research on the field of machine game can help human beings to solve many practical problems in reality, and can make the machine intelligence to the real artificial intelligence step forward. in the field of machine games, there is a very classic term called game strategy, which can be understood as a methodology for computers to make decisions and choose the optimal decision in the game process, which has a lot of similarities with real-life decision-making in politics, economy, and daily life. game strategy theory is widely used in the design of many board games, such as connect6, backgammon, xiangqi, weiqi and so on. different game strategies determine the strength of the game, and in an intricate situation, there are a large number of feasible solutions, so how to quickly find a suitable optimal solution becomes an important criterion for evaluating the strength of a machine gaming program. in this paper, we take connect6 as an example, and design a search method with multithreading mechanism search strategy in connect6 gaming system to discuss the influence of multi-threading mechanism on improving the efficiency of gaming search, and apply pvs search algorithm and tss forced search algorithm to find the optimal position of discovery in the realization, which further confirms that the assisted search of multi-threading mechanism is important for improving the efficiency of gaming search and enhancing the strength of connect6. and improve the chess power of connect6. 2. connect6 gaming 2.1. connect6 background and rules connect6 was first proposed by prof. cheng-yi wu of the national chiao tung university in taiwan on the basis of backgammon as one of the board games in the k-board series, and it is a variant of backgammon, formally known as connect6. [7] connect6 introduces some new rules and variations to make up for the disadvantage of fairness of backgammon, where the player who is the first to go has an advantage in the situation. the rules of connect6 are similar to those of traditional backgammon, with the victory condition being that the first player to get six tiles in any direction on the board wins the game. in the opening game, both players hold black and white pieces. black first places a piece on the board, and then white places two pieces on the board, after which both players take turns placing two pieces on the board, and if the board is full and one player has not yet won, the game is called a draw. the 19 way board of go is still commonly used in current connect6 games. 2.2. connect6 game algorithm in connect6 gaming system, search algorithm, valuation function and move generation are the key technologies of the six pieces gaming system[8] , which determines the power of 19 the gaming system, and borrow other computer technologies, such as gpu-assisted computing, threading mechanism, and opening libraries to optimize the search efficiency in the game searching process, so as to improve the computer's gaming level and reduce the computation time in the opening, which together constitute the connect6 gaming system. the connect6 game algorithms include alpha-beta pruning search algorithm, uct search algorithm, mtd search algorithm, etc.[5] . among them, the uct algorithm is less accurate in evaluating the score of the game, and the alpha-beta algorithm has a large number of nodes after pruning. the connect6 algorithm used in this paper is an algorithm that improves the pruning efficiency by narrowing the search scope on the basis of the alpha-beta pruning search algorithm, which is also known as principal variation search, pvs algorithm, also known as the very small window search. the pvs algorithm assumes that the score of the first node is the optimal one in the search process, and the score of the first node is the optimal one. of the first node in the search process is the optimal score, as the main variable of the search, full-window search, while the other nodes are zero-window search, to determine whether there is a value of α ≥ β. if the subsequent node is better than the current best node, the search continues with that node as the optimal node. by using a very small window to build a game tree with a small range as a way to achieve efficient search, the pvs algorithm relies on the guessing of small changes in the successor node relative to the current predecessor node. in addition, in the process of game search, hash table and replacement table are used to save the value scores that have been calculated by the nodes, by checking the table to determine whether the node currently searched for exists or not, if it exists directly in the replacement table to obtain the value scores, this method speeds up the search process to a certain extent [2] . the main pseudo-code of the pvs algorithm is as follows: figure 1. the main pseudo-code of the pvs algorithm 2.3. game tree the game tree is an extremely important concept in the field of computer games. a game tree is a graphical structure used to represent the process of state transfer during a game. a game tree consists of edges and nodes, where each node in the tree represents a state of the game and each edge represents an action or transfer by a player [3]. the game tree starts from an initial state and describes the evolution of the game by continuously adding nodes and edges. in connect6, the generation of game moves by both players corresponds to the unfolding and advancement of the game tree, and the game tree search structure is shown in figure 2. figure 2. the game tree search structure 20 the expanded leaf nodes in the graph represent a possible state obtained by searching a certain branch of the game process, representing a positional state of the game, which may be the final positional state of the winner or the state of the game at a certain stage of the game between the two players. if the current node has won or lost, then it returns an extremely large value or an extremely small value. if there is no winner, then a backtracking[6] is required. each edge of the game tree represents a drop, from the current situation to the next game state. for the pvs algorithm, it assumes the optimal value in the first search, and then builds an initial window, which is the valuation range of the situation, and recursively searches each node of the game tree from the heel node, and judges each node with a very small window, and updates the window according to the size of the return value of the subsequent node and judges whether it is necessary to carry out a more in-depth search, and judges whether it is necessary to carry out more in-depth search based on the value of the node in the process of searching. alpha-beta pruning is performed to minimize the branches of the search. however, despite the use of efficient search algorithms for pruning, the scale of a complete game is also very large, with a large number of game states, for connect6, its game changes are very complex, the higher the complexity, the more nodes in the game tree, the more possible game states there are, the more difficult the search process and backtracking of the game tree is, which directly affects the search efficiency of the game tree. search efficiency[9] , for connect6, the complexity of its game tree can reach 10188 , it can be seen that the improvement of search efficiency is an important factor to improve the game level of connect6. 3. multi-threaded search 3.1. multi-threading mechanism a thread is the smallest unit of a program execution flow, which can run independently and share the same memory space. multi-threaded search is a technique that accelerates the game tree search process by utilizing multiple threads at the same time, and is the main implementation of parallel computing. the use of parallel computing is to fully utilize the performance of the computer, the branches of the game tree are dynamically assigned to the threads to search, giving full play to the powerful parallel processing ability of the computer multi-core, which does not cut and reduce the size of the game tree[4] , by improving the speed of the game search process, and then improve the level of the game. since the search for a situation needs to be assigned a thread to complete, it is inevitable that parallel computing is needed, and the methods of parallel computing are: openmp, mpi and windows multithreading. openmp is a parallel programming technique based on shared memory multicore computing, which provides a set of instructions for parallelizing programs, and identifies the parallel region by using annotations, thus achieving the parallelization of code. parallelization of code. mpi is a parallel programming model widely used in distributed memory systems, a standard specification that provides a way to efficiently utilize multicore computing resources, initially originating in the mpi forum, with a large number of function development interfaces, commonly used for large-scale data processing tasks [1]. windows multithreading is an api for multithreaded development on the windows platform, and the mfc is the main interface for multithreaded development on this platform. the multithreading technology used in connect6 system in this paper is implemented in windows platform using the thread class library in c++17 standard library, which is compatible with window multithreading programming, and the use of multithreading mechanism becomes easier and more intuitive to use. 3.2. design and implementation of multithreading mechanism in the connect6 game, we chose to assign a thread to each position for search. first, at the beginning of the game, we use the opening bank to make the first moves, and when the game reaches a certain position, the program starts to jump out of the opening bank and use the algorithm to analyze the next moves. due to the large number and depth of branches in the game tree, we limit the depth and breadth of the game in connect6, assuming that the breadth of the search is 16. before we conduct the next multi-threaded search, we first traverse the entire board, search for the top 16 highest-scoring drop locations, and then arrange them in descending order, so as to get the best drop locations of the game, and then combine the 16 drop locations into a combination of the 16 drop locations. after that, we combine these 16 moves, assign each move to a separate thread, and then replicate the current state of the board so that each thread can search on a separate copy. each thread here corresponds to a possible positional situation at the same level of the game tree. after that, the main thread waits for all the sub-threads to finish executing, and then compares the optimal drop positions obtained by each thread. the optimal drop point position is selected and returned as the final result. each thread corresponds to a situation, and the game process executed in this thread will simulate the drop and find the local optimal drop location, and finally return the best drop location found. the pseudo-code of the algorithm for the multi-threaded design implementation of the search is as in figure 3: 4. experimental results and analysis in order to verify the effectiveness of the multi-threaded mechanism designed in this paper to assist the search to improve the search speed, the search strategy and singlethreaded search strategy under the same search algorithm pvs algorithm for gaming test comparison. the game is played on a 19×19 chessboard, the game rules are the same as the connect6 game rules described earlier, and the test machine only runs one software, the game program is sau game platform. the local environment of the machine is intel(r) core (tm) i5-1135g7 @2.40ghz. the game is played on the same board. the cpu utilization and the average time between discs are shown in table 1 for the condition that white loads the multi-threaded program engine and black loads the single-threaded serial engine: experimental data can be obtained, under the condition of the same search algorithm and other functions of the system remain unchanged, the efficiency and cpu utilization of the strategy using multi-threaded search is higher than that of searching using the single-threaded mechanism, which reduces the interval time between the fall of seeds in the process of the game, and enhances the game level of connect6 to a certain extent. 21 figure 3. the pseudo-code of the algorithm for the multi-threaded design implementation of the search table 1. comparison of single-range multi-range efficiency search mechanism average cpu utilization average time between drops parallel multithreaded search 98.97% 15s serial singlethreaded search 18.46% 53s 5. conclusion machine gaming is a difficult and 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[9] miao sha. research and improvement of search algorithms in computer games[j]. china new communication, 2023,25 (10): 61-63. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1673-4866.2023.10.022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 13 digital transformation in real estate services: development and implementation of the housing selection platform siyu wang *, haishan wang university of science and technology liaoning, anshan, liaoning, 114051, china * corresponding author: siyu wang (email: 1628833964@qq.com) abstract: this article provides a detailed elaboration on the design and development of the housing selection platform, an online platform that responds to current real estate market demands and integrates modern technologies. the paper comprehensively introduces the platform's system modules, including online housing rental, buying and selling, as well as related shopping mall experiences. the platform adopts a front-end/back-end separation and microservices architecture, making development efficient and the system easy to maintain. it also emphasizes performance optimization through technologies like redis and has adopted the latest authentication and authorization measures for security. the article widely discusses the implementation of the system and the technical challenges faced, providing solutions such as api gateways and event-driven architectures. the conclusion revisits key learned points and successful experiences, predicting that the introduction of innovative technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning will drive the platform's development. the importance of user experience throughout the developmental process is emphasized, looking forward to how the housing selection platform will continue to lead the industry in the future. keywords: housing rental platform; front-end/back-end separation; microservices architecture; performance optimization; technical challenges; user experience. 1. introduction as we advance further into the information age, the real estate market faces unprecedented opportunities for digital transformation. this process not only redefines the delivery of property services but also significantly enhances the way users access information and conduct transactions. the focus of this paper is on the development and practice of the housing selection platform—an innovative online platform designed to connect tenants, homebuyers, and property service providers, offering integrated housing solutions. the introduction explicates the significance of the platform's concept and practice, as well as how it responds to the rapidly evolving demands of the current real estate market. this paper provides a detailed overview of the platform's key functional modules, system architecture, implementation, and deployment strategies, along with related performance assessments and user experience optimization tactics. special attention is given to the enhanced development efficiency and system maintainability achieved through the use of a frontend/back-end separation and microservices architecture. by leveraging caching technologies like redis and advanced authentication and authorization measures, the study delves into the technical challenges encountered during implementation and the corresponding resolution strategies. centered around user experience, the housing selection platform has successfully maintained its market competitiveness, offering targeted features and services to meet the needs of different user groups. the introduction concludes by emphasizing the platform's role in the industry, providing convenience for users and driving the future development of the entire real estate services sector. with the introduction of technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, the housing selection platform is expected to continue optimizing its offerings, further enhancing the user experience, and expanding its market reach. 2. project background 2.1. industry background with the rapid advancement of urbanization and population growth, the real estate market has experienced unprecedented expansion and evolution in recent years. the dynamism of urban development has fueled the pursuit of high-quality living environments, subsequently leading to the vigorous growth of the entire housing rental and transaction sector[12]. the demands of modern housing[3] are no longer limited to meeting basic survival needs, as people desire residences that reflect personalized preferences and provide convenient services along with a high-quality living experience. as the digital transformation deepens, online property transaction platforms have shifted from being an emerging option to the focus of the market. these platforms facilitate swift connections between tenants and landlords and usher in highly transparent and efficient housing transaction processes. moreover, they lead the reshaping of the real estate industry's value chain, greatly enhancing the overall user experience in property search, assessment, transactions, and management through digital tools. in this era, real estate platforms have become more than just aggregators of information; they have transformed into intermediaries and service providers for housing rental and transactions. this shift not only stands as a testament to the industry's innovation and progress but also aligns with modern society's quest for efficiency and convenience in lifestyle. 14 2.2. the necessity and significance of the research the comprehensive housing selection platform leads the innovation wave in the property service industry with its front-end and back-end decoupled architecture, aiming to enhance both technological implementation and user experience. the platform thoughtfully adopts a microservices architecture, breaking through the boundaries of traditional monolithic applications, and enabling service components to be modularized, significantly enhancing the system's maintainability and scalability. this modular design also endows the platform with greater flexibility in updating and maintaining various services. integrating cutting-edge technologies such as spring cloud, eureka registration center, and openfeign remote service invocation, the platform demonstrates its commitment to modern software engineering principles and best practices. beyond providing core functions of housing rentals and transactions, the housing selection platform also integrates related e-commerce features, offering a one-stop residential solution to meet a broad range of user needs. the housing selection platform focuses on creating a simple, swift, and highly personalized property exchange platform. by optimizing the operational flow of the mobile user interface, augmented with robust back-end technology support, the platform is dedicated to enhancing the overall user experience from searching and browsing to filtering and finalizing transactions. this user-centric design philosophy, coupled with the use of technological innovation, aims to maximize the efficiency of the housing rental and sale market and provide users with a safer and more transparent transaction environment. the grand vision of the housing selection platform is to become a leading housing service platform in the market, continually pursuing technological advancement and perfection of service details to meet the ever-changing expectations of the market and users. 3. system functional modules 3.1. online housing rental module overview the online rental module of the housing selection platform offers a rich property browsing experience, covering a wide range of property types including apartments, detached villas, and shared rental spaces. to meet the needs of renters in finding their ideal housing, the module provides a series of multidimensional filtering and sorting options based on factors such as price, geographical location, and room characteristics. specifically for mobile users, the platform has undergone specialized optimization, offering high-definition images and detailed property information to assist users in making efficient decisions. 3.2. overview of the housing buying and selling module 3.2.1. construction of the online transaction environment as a crucial component of the housing selection platform, the housing buying and selling module provides a convenient online channel specifically for the transaction of properties. this module allows sellers to easily post listings, while also supporting potential buyers to efficiently search and filter through the multitude of property options available. upholding the concept of providing a one-stop service for users, the platform places a special emphasis on optimization of usability and functionality, ensuring a clean and clear user interface that allows buyers and sellers to quickly match with each other, facilitating the efficient completion of transactions. 3.2.2. value assessment and transaction security different from traditional property trading channels, the housing buying and selling module of the comprehensive housing selection platform provides detailed market data analysis functions, which helps users to evaluate the value of real estate in real-time and accurately. this is crucial for enhancing the transparency of the trading process and facilitating the consensus between buyers and sellers on price issues. furthermore, to ensure the security of transactions, the platform integrates a stable and reliable payment system and a comprehensive contract management process, providing solid security for every transaction. by improving the transparency and security of transactions, the housing selection platform has greatly increased user trust in the platform, establishing its competitive edge in the field of online real estate transactions. 3.3. housing-related shopping experience in the marketplace the marketplace module of the housing selection platform is dedicated to providing a one-stop shopping experience for house-related products and services. it integrates various technological advantages to optimize the online shopping process comprehensively, from a user-friendly interface to efficient backend data management. customers can find a wide array of home products and renovation services in the marketplace, including embedded appliances, custom furniture, smart system setups, and decoration design service packages tailored for different types of houses. this feature not only offers convenience for upcoming residents but also adds extra value for those looking to improve their current living situation. technologies widely used in the project, such as mongodb for database management and fastdfs for file storage, ensure real-time updates and rich visual presentations of the products in the marketplace. the search engine elasticsearch provides swift and precise product searching capabilities. additionally, docker's containerization technology affords faster deployment and a more stable service running environment for the marketplace. with fastdfs, the marketplace benefits from efficient image uploading services, allowing users to view high-definition images that load quickly, enhancing the pleasure of shopping. the tight integration of the database and search services delivers a streamlined searching and filtering experience for the users. the platform further improves customer purchase efficiency with targeted product recommendation algorithms. in terms of security, the marketplace employs cutting-edge data encryption technology and secure payment solutions to ensure the security of user transactions. the entire purchasing process, from browsing to selection, payment, and order tracking, is meticulously crafted to ensure convenience and reliability without compromising security. 4. system architecture design 4.1. overview of front-end/back-end separation architecture the design philosophy of front-end/back-end separation is based on the clear distinction between the user interface layer 15 (front-end) and the data processing layer (back-end) in the web development process, with the aim of optimizing the maintainability and development efficiency of applications. in this architectural model, front-end developers can focus on building the user interface and user experience, while backend developers concentrate on implementing business logic and managing the database. the two independent units communicate and exchange data through well-defined api protocols. this separation strategy means that teams can work in tandem, speeding up the development process. more importantly, because the front-end and back-end interaction is based on stable apis, updates and maintenance can be carried out independently without affecting each other, greatly enhancing the overall maintainability and scalability of the application. moreover, the separation structure also facilitates testing work, allowing developers to test the front-end and back-end separately. as the application scales and requirements diversify, the flexibility exhibited by the frontend/back-end separation architecture makes the system more amenable to integrating new technologies and services. in the practical application of the housing selection platform, this architecture has effectively sped up the iteration and deployment process of new features, maintained the service's competitive edge in the market, and simplified collaborative development phases. 4.2. advantages of microservices architecture within the housing selection platform, the choice of redis as a caching server[4] provides a high-performance solution for handling large-scale data sets. thanks to its in-memory storage feature, redis ensures rapid read and write access to data, which is particularly beneficial for frequently queried housing information by users. it effectively reduces database load and shortens response times. the data persistence feature of redis ensures that important data is saved in the event of an unexpected system shutdown, while its rich data structures and the mechanism for automatically cleaning old data help the platform maintain efficient operations and keep data up to date. the microservices architecture[5] empowers the housing selection platform with the ability to divide a large application into multiple independent, small-sized services, each built around a specific business capability with its own logic and database. compared with traditional monolithic architectures, the application of microservices architecture significantly increases the system's scalability and maintainability. the capability for individual deployment and expansion of services is particularly suited to the housing selection platform's continuous optimization of functional modules such as rentals, buying and selling, and the marketplace. the updates and optimizations of different services do not interfere with each other. this architecture also promotes agile development, continuous integration, and continuous deployment, accelerating the rollout of features and enhancing the level of service. in the event of a service failure, it can also be quickly located and repaired without affecting the entire application, ensuring the platform's stable operation. 5. system implementation and deployment 5.1. technology stack analysis the technology stack of the housing selection platform is an intuitive manifestation of its profound understanding of modern software engineering. the technical construction based on spring cloud endows the platform's distributed system with patterns such as service discovery, configuration management, and message routing. utilizing the eureka service registry, the platform achieves automatic service retrieval and registration, which is crucial for the discovery mechanism in a microservices architecture. the housing selection platform also adopts openfeign for declarative remote communication between microservices, reducing the complexity of inter-service connectivity and improving development efficiency. furthermore, redis is chosen as a caching server to accelerate data access and enhance performance. redis's efficient key-value storage is particularly critical for the optimization of frequent queries. in addition to this, integrated security components, message queues, and other supportive tools ensure the system's robustness and scalability. the selection of these technologies reflects a careful assessment of system scale, security, high availability, and extensibility requirements. their collaborative operation in the context of microservices has built a robust, flexible, and reliable platform architecture that not only optimizes the development process but also supports stable system operations alongside continuous maintenance and service iteration to meet the ever-evolving user demands. 5.2. system deployment and strategy the deployment process of the housing selection platform begins with code writing and testing. each code submission triggers an automated build and testing sequence. after successfully passing the automated tests, the code is packaged into container images using docker technology[6], ensuring consistency in application performance across various deployment environments. the containerized images are then uploaded to a registry and deployed and managed via a container orchestration tool like kubernetes, which is responsible for tasks including scheduling, load balancing, and health checks. kubernetes enables the platform to achieve automatic scaling and self-healing, maintaining high availability. during deployment, all configuration items and sensitive data, such as service keys, are securely managed through environment variables or key management systems, eliminating the practice of hard coding and enhancing the system's security level. throughout the deployment process, real-time monitoring and logging systems operate in sync, providing the team with instantaneous system status information and performance issue feedback, so that problems can be identified and resolved promptly. by adopting containerization and automated deployment strategies, the housing selection platform has realized efficient management of the deployment process, providing solid technical support for meeting the demands of rapid development and stable operation. 6. implementation and challenges 6.1. core project issues during the development [7] and deployment of the housing selection platform, the team encounters a series of core technical challenges, which mainly involve the complexity of system architecture, integration of the technology stack, maintenance of security, assurance of scalability, and the implementation of continuous integration/continuous deployment (ci/cd). while the adoption of microservices 16 architecture has enhanced the modularity and flexibility of the system, it has also introduced complexities in communication between services. modules such as configuration service, api gateway, product details query, and user authentication need to establish efficient collaboration and communication. ensuring effective inter-service communication and data consistency relies on well-designed api gateways and service registry and discovery mechanisms. with the increase in the number of services, managing and synchronizing configuration files to maintain consistency across different environmental settings becomes particularly complex, demanding centralized configuration management and dynamic updating capabilities. security of each microservice in the system is another significant challenge, where each service must implement corresponding security measures, such as using oauth and jwt technologies for service authentication and authorization. as user loads continue to grow, key concerns include how the system can automatically scale services to maintain high performance and how to achieve load balancing. to address this, container orchestration tools like kubernetes may be necessary to optimize the lifecycle management of services. moreover, ci/cd processes support rapid iterations and new feature deployments, but automation of their build, test, and deployment introduces various complexities. building a stable and efficient ci/cd pipeline is crucial for guaranteeing product quality and accelerating product release. the housing selection platform team's response to these challenges will involve continuous technical refinement and improvement to ensure efficient operation and stable, reliable service of the platform. the capability to address these issues not only reflects the team's understanding and application of microservice architecture but also signifies the platform's ongoing exploration and practical application of cutting-edge technologies. 6.2. problem resolution and specific solutions in response to the challenges faced during the development and deployment of the housing selection platform, the team implemented a variety of strategies and effective solutions. the issue of inter-service communication was effectively resolved via the implementation of an api gateway. serving as a unified entry point for services, the api gateway simplified the interaction between clients and services and addressed the complexities of cross-service calls, such as request routing, load balancing, and the security authentication process, significantly increasing the overall interaction efficiency of the system. data consistency issues were alleviated by adopting an event-driven architecture. this architecture allowed services to communicate through asynchronous message passing, reducing direct dependencies between services and enhancing system responsiveness and flexibility. in terms of configuration management, the team opted for a configuration server like spring cloud config to unify different environment configurations, ensuring the timeliness and synchronicity of configurations and augmenting the dynamic management capabilities of the services. for enhancing security, the deployment of authentication and authorization technologies like oauth and jwt provided a robust security barrier for data access and communication between services. these technologies ensured encryption of data transmission and that only authorized services could access sensitive data, while also limiting the potential risks from unsecured public endpoints to system resources. to address scalability issues, the team utilized containerization and automated deployment for service scaling. advanced container orchestration tools like kubernetes enabled automatic adjustment of service instances under high load, greatly increasing the system's elasticity and stability. facing the challenges brought by ci/cd processes, the team built a stable automation pipeline to facilitate quick building, testing, and deployment of code. with ci/cd tools like jenkins, the team achieved automated testing and deployment processes following code submissions, ensuring high-quality code and accelerating feature iteration and release speeds. the implementation of specific solutions has been proven to significantly optimize the operational efficiency of the housing selection platform in general cases, reduce the risks in daily operations, and accelerate the response to changes in user demands. continuous system optimization and maintenance ensure that the housing selection platform can continue to provide reliable and efficient real estate services to meet the growing demands of the market and users. 6.3. project objectives and user expectations the construction of the housing selection platform is dedicated to ushering the real estate service industry into a new era of technological innovation, with a focus on enhancing user experience and market seamless integration. the primary goal is to streamline and simplify every aspect of the housing rental and transaction process, using technology to reduce operational complexity, ensuring high efficiency and transparency in transactions, thus promoting the flexibility of the property market, while meeting the diverse residential requirements of users. the team is committed to creating an easy-to-use platform with strong interactivity and the capacity for rapid response, aspiring to provide a more comprehensive and convenient experience for real estate-related commercial activities through a one-stop integrated service platform. the prospective user base targeted by the housing selection platform includes but is not limited to first-time homebuyers, investors, international students, professionals in need of relocation, and short-term renters. the platform has designed specific functions and services to ensure that it can satisfy their complete requirements for housing selection, payment, and follow-up services. with an intuitive user interface and customized search tools, the housing selection platform helps users quickly find the ideal place that meets their personal preferences. the platform's one-stop-shop feature also offers users a wider range of residential value-added services, enhancing the living experience post-purchase. in summary, the housing selection platform strives to elevate the efficiency, convenience, and professionalism of real estate services to new heights through its powerful technological capabilities, catering to the dual needs of the modern urban lifestyle: a fast pace and a high-quality living environment. 7. performance evaluation and analysis 7.1. system performance evaluation 7.1.1. performance testing performance testing is a key category of tests for assessing the architecture and design of the housing selection platform. its purpose is to verify whether the application meets the 17 established business requirements in terms of performance. performance testing covers multiple aspects, including response time, system throughput, resource utilization, and scalability. to obtain accurate test results, we conduct performance evaluations in a simulated production environment, emulating the concurrency of real user operations and data loads. these test scenarios are designed to simulate the volume of user access to the platform during peak periods, observing the system's behavior and performance under stress. specific performance testing methods include load testing, stress testing, stability testing, and capacity testing. load testing involves gradually increasing the user load to the maximum level the platform can sustain to determine the operational performance of the system. stress testing, on the other hand, involves applying a load that exceeds the normal operational range to identify the system's failure points and recovery capabilities. 7.1.2. stability testing the purpose is to ensure that the system can maintain stable operations under prolonged sustained loads, detecting whether the system might become unstable over long periods of usage due to resource leaks or other issues. capacity testing, on the other hand, helps us understand the utilization of system resources, as well as the number of users and volume of transactions the system can support. the results of performance testing require detailed analysis, and monitoring tools and logging can be used to identify bottlenecks and trends in performance degradation, allowing the technical team to optimize the application's performance. thanks to continuous performance optimization, the housing selection platform ensures fast response and stable service for users, even under high load conditions. 7.1.3. security testing security testing is a crucial part of the housing selection platform project, ensuring that the application can protect user data and services from external threats. the main purpose of these tests is to uncover and remedy vulnerabilities and weaknesses that may expose the platform to security risks. in the security tests, exhaustive methods and specialized security testing tools were employed to simulate various attack scenarios. this includes testing for sql injection, defenses against cross-site scripting (xss) attacks, and detecting vulnerabilities to cross-site request forgery (csrf). tests such as password cracking, session hijacking, and network scanning were also performed to gain a comprehensive understanding of potential security issues within the system. in addition to proactive security testing, the housing selection platform project also includes passive security measures, such as static code analysis to identify potential security pitfalls. these static tools can analyze code complexity and identify unsafe coding patterns and vulnerabilities before the code is executed. configuration management testing was also conducted, including checks on server configurations and database access settings to ensure that all systems are configured as intended, avoiding security gaps due to configuration errors. furthermore, encryption protocols and certificates were tested to ascertain their compliance with the latest security standards, ensuring that all data transfers are encrypted. 7.2. user experience and performance optimization analysis user experience (ux) encompasses the feelings and experiences of a user throughout their interaction with a product or service. the housing selection platform is dedicated to optimizing every step from searching and browsing listings to renting or purchasing properties to provide a first-class user experience. performance optimization has a significant impact on enhancing ux since users prefer online services that are responsive, intuitive, and operate smoothly. to improve user experience, the housing selection platform has implemented strategies such as reducing page load times, enhancing interface responsiveness, and optimizing user workflows. a fast-responding search engine and quick-loading image features can significantly enhance the smoothness and pleasure of browsing property listings for users. additionally, optimizing database query performance and data caching can provide immediate feedback for user filtering and sorting, enhancing their decision-making efficiency. improvement in system availability is also a critical aspect of performance optimization. frequent system failures or functional impairments can diminish users’ trust in the housing selection platform and affect its market reputation. therefore, constructing a resilient system and implementing effective error handling mechanisms are indispensable for ensuring the continuity and stability of the service. good scalability ensures that the housing selection platform maintains consistent performance levels as the user base grows. this means that during peak times, users can still enjoy high-quality service, regardless of how much the platform's usage increases, without diminishing their experience. to further improve user experience, the housing selection platform also plans to adopt best practices in user interface design, such as a clean design style, intuitive navigation, and clear operational guidance to simplify user actions. personalized services, such as recommendation systems, smart reminders, and customized services, will also be crucial tools for increasing user satisfaction. continual optimization of performance is key to ensuring that the housing selection platform provides an outstanding user experience. this involves not just technical improvements but also a profound understanding of user needs, preferences, and behavior patterns. by constantly monitoring user interactions, collecting feedback, and applying data analytics, the housing selection platform can identify and optimize performance bottlenecks that directly affect ux, enhance user loyalty, and improve overall satisfaction. through these measures, the housing selection platform commits to the relentless pursuit of the ultimate user experience, ensuring the platform maintains its leading position in the real estate service market. 8. conclusion and future outlook 8.1. key learning points and successful experiences throughout the evolution of the housing selection platform project, key learning points have been reflected across multiple facets. the adoption of front-end/back-end separation and microservice architecture was a vital decision in enhancing development efficiency and system maintainability. this architectural strategy supported team collaboration, allowing members to focus on different functional blocks while also enhancing adaptability to business changes. the practice of microservices architecture deepened the understanding of managing complexity within 18 large-scale systems and executing independent service updates. in terms of system performance, the use of caching technologies like redis to optimize database performance and accelerate data access ensured platform stability under high traffic and an exceptional user experience. in security protection, the successful experience of the housing selection platform included utilizing the latest authentication and authorization technologies to enhance the security of user data and transaction processes, which is integral to establishing user trust and ensuring long-term operations. the realization of containerized and automated deployment processes elevated release efficiency and ensured the continuity and high quality of updates. additionally, the integration of ci/cd processes significantly accelerated the development cycle, guaranteeing code quality and continuous project optimization. the successful experiences concerning user experience have highlighted the importance of listening to user needs and continually iterating the product, which is central to maintaining the platform's competitiveness. by finely tuning the user interface (ui) and user experience (ux), the platform has made breakthroughs in meeting user expectations and providing personalized services. continuous performance monitoring and optimization became a guarantee for quick response, high availability, and scalabilities essential for maintaining user satisfaction and the platform's appeal. through intelligent technological investments, emphasis on security, automated processes, continuous improvement in user experience, and relentless pursuit of system performance, the housing selection platform has amassed rich experience in project execution and laid a firm foundation for future technological and business innovations. looking ahead, these experiences will enable the housing selection platform to maintain a leading position amidst technological changes and market competition, continually exploring and adapting to new trends in the real estate service domain. 8.2. prospects for improvement and future impact while the housing selection platform has made significant progress towards achieving its initial objectives, there are still opportunities for improvement and expansion in the future. in terms of technological innovation, the introduction of advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning features will further enhance user experience and platform performance. for instance, precise market trend predictions and personalized property recommendations powered by algorithms will expedite the process for users to find their ideal homes. utilizing blockchain technology can increase the transparency and reliability of transactions, attracting more security-conscious property buyers and investors. user experience is an ongoing pursuit, and the housing selection platform plans to further refine the user interface and processes through data-driven design optimization, improving the intuitiveness and ease of use of the product. accessibility optimization is also essential to ensure a broader audience, including users with special needs, can use the platform without barriers. service diversification is another key point for the future development of the housing selection platform, 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[8] liu yangyu. design and implementation of an online housing rental system[d]. huazhong university of science and technology, 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 63 construction and implementation of coal mine safety knowledge graph based on historical accidents minmin li *, yanyu diao, xin wang school of big data and artificial intelligence, anhui xinhua university, hefei anhui, 230088, china * corresponding author: minmin li (email: 464130929@qq.com) abstract: with the rapid development of intelligent coal mine, the field of coal mine also ushered in a large number of heterogeneous data information. aiming at the data information existing in the field of coal mine, a coal mine safety knowledge atlas centered on coal mine accident cases is constructed. the construction of knowledge graph mainly uses crawler technology to obtain text data of coal mine, albert-bilstm-crf model to realize entity recognition, albert-bilstm-att to complete relation extraction, and obtain triplet form in the field of coal mine safety. finally, the obtained triplet form is imported into neo4j graph database. form a structured knowledge graph. keywords: coal mine accident; entity recognition; relation extraction. 1. introduction coal mining industry, as an important economic pillar industry in china, has always been vigorously developed by the state, and while the coal mining industry is rapidly transforming, its safety problems have also been attached great importance. although in recent years in the country's continuous transformation of the coal mining industry, coal mine safety accidents have been reduced year by year, but in order to better prevent the occurrence of coal mine accidents, this paper through the coal mine safety network on the coal mine accident case text data, to build the knowledge graph in the field of coal mine safety, through the knowledge graph will be associated between the accident, so as to analyze it, to find out the similarities between the accidents, and to avoid similar accidents from reoccurring. in this paper, the accident cases in the coal mine safety production network are used as the data source for the construction of coal mine safety knowledge graph, and the text mainly analyzes the common seven kinds of coal mine accident cases, including: gas accidents, roof accidents, transportation accidents, electromechanical accidents, water penetration accidents, fire accidents, and coal dust explosion accidents. data crawling is realized by using java language, combined with deep learning algorithm albert-bilstmcrf model, albert-bilstm-att model realizes entity recognition as well as relationship extraction of coal mine text data, and the ternary data obtained by relationship extraction is saved in csv format, then imported into neo4j database, and through neo4j graph database to visualize the coal mine safety knowledge graph. knowledge graph is a knowledge base in the form of a graph that represents the relationships between entities in the real world [1]. through data mining technology and then analyze, organize, and discover the association between entities and entities, which constitutes a semantic network graph. with the gradual maturity of the development of knowledge graph technology, knowledge graph has been gradually applied to various fields. peng yunong[2] and others applied knowledge graph in the field of corn agriculture planting, using knowledge graph technology to build the completed corn production process, knowledge graph can enhance the efficiency of users to obtain knowledge of corn planting, and improve the management level of corn planting. zeng ziling[3] and others stored massive medical knowledge in the form of mapping, which reduces the loss of information, preserves the original meaning of knowledge, and contributes to the in-depth application of knowledge in the chinese medicine industry. pu tianjiao[4] and others fully mining the data information in the power internet of things, to achieve the construction of knowledge map in the field of power, the concepts, entities and events that exist in the power system through the map of the relationship between the structured form of display, the proposed method makes the power industry chain has a more effective cross-media big data organization that is management. as the coal mining industry data information is messy and heterogeneous, the content is not only extensive but also complex. therefore, the application of knowledge graph to the coal mining industry is less and incomplete. li zhe[5] and others mainly focus on the class of coal mine mechanical and electrical equipment accidents, through the analysis of coal mine mechanical and electrical historical accident cases, analyze the historical data of coal mine mechanical and electrical equipment accident cases, and correlate the accidents obtained, the equipment involved in the accidents, the causes, and the treatment measures in the face of the accidents, to achieve the diagnosis of coal mine mechanical and electrical equipment accidents and risk management. liu peng[6] and others made a preliminary exploration of intelligent query for coal mine safety knowledge graph construction by introducing knowledge graph technology into the field of coal mine safety, categorizing and modeling relevant knowledge concepts, and proposing a languagebased query method based on the constructed knowledge graph. based on the above research, this paper proposes to construct a knowledge graph in the field of coal mine safety based on seven types of historical coal mine accident cases, to correlate the same accidents and analyze the implied information between the accidents, so as to better prevent the occurrence of coal mine accidents. 64 2. coal mine safety knowledge graph construction process and techniques knowledge graph construction generally adopts both topdown and bottom-up approaches [7]. top-down construction of the knowledge graph needs to first define the ontology and data schema, and add new entities to the existing knowledge base, i.e., top-down construction can continuously add new entities to the existing knowledge base, and construct the knowledge graph for the existing knowledge base. bottom-up construction first obtains data from various web pages, and after processing, screens out entities and relationships that meet the requirements and adds them to the knowledge base. in this paper, the bottom-up construction method is chosen for the construction of knowledge graph in the field of coal mine safety. the construction process is shown in figure 1. figure 1. construction process of knowledge map of coal mine safety 2.1. coal mine accident text data acquisition and processing acquisition of coal mine accident text data is the first step of constructing knowledge graph, the acquisition of data in this paper is mainly through the crawler technology to the coal mine accident cases in the coal mine safety network, the use of java language to realize the crawler technology, through the connection of the webpage url, the webpage is identified cyclically until the termination condition is reached, the specific process is shown in figure 2. figure 2. data acquisition flow chart each web page page is parsed as shown in figure 3. get every incident link on every page with “<div class="imgr">...</div>” and then visit each incident link to get the specific text content. figure 3. coal mine accident case webpage source code 65 the text data obtained through the web crawler are saved in txt text, because the data obtained by the crawler will have some repetitive text, as well as the text contains a lot of useless punctuation, in order to improve the quality of the subsequent entity recognition as well as relationship extraction, so it is necessary to clean the text content. 2.2. coal mine accident data entity recognition text entity recognition of coal mine accidents is a key step in the construction of coal mine safety knowledge graph. as a research hotspot in natural language processing, entity recognition can be roughly divided into three categories : named entity recognition based on rules and dictionaries, named entity recognition based on statistical models and rules, and named entity recognition based on deep learning. in recent years, with the development of natural language technology, deep learning has been widely used in the field of named entity recognition, and has achieved good results. therefore, this paper uses the named entity recognition method based on deep learning to obtain the entities in the field of coal mine safety. according to the characteristics of coal mine accident text, eight entities are set up, namely : time, place, mine name, number of casualties, fault phenomenon, fault location, direct cause and indirect cause. and the bio format is used to label the acquired coal mine data, where b represents the beginning of the entity, i represents the middle or end of the entity, and o represents the non-entity. the albert-bilstm-crf model is used to extract entities from data texts in the field of coal mine safety. the model is shown in figure 4. figure 4. albert-bilstm-crf model as shown in figure 4, the whole model is divided into three parts: albert layer, bilstm layer and crf layer. (1) the albert layer is used to obtain the word vector ( 1x , 2x , 3x … nx ) of the sentence as the input of the next layer of the model. (2) the bilstm layer is used as the coding layer of the model. by combining the output of the forward lstm with the output of the backward lstm, the context semantics of the input sentence is obtained, and the implicit state sequence of the input sentence is obtained, such as formula (1). * 1 2( , , ) n m nh h h r (1) (3) the crf layer is used to receive the output of the bilstm layer. the output of the bilstm layer is input to the crf layer to obtain the label sequence of the sentence 1 2( , , )ny y y y  , where the label score of y is : 1 1 1 ( ) ( , , , ) m n i j i i j i s y x f x i y y     (2) in the formula, i represents the position of the word in the sentence, iy is the label of the current word, 1iy  is the label of the previous word, m corresponds to the number of features, n represents the length of the input sentence. the obtained score is converted into a probability value after normalization, and the maximum probability value in the output result is used as the final sequence label. when training on the albert-bilstm-crf model, the standard used in the model is precision, recall, 1f -score, and the specific formula is : tp p tp fp   (3) tp r tp fn   (4) 1 2* *p r f p r   (5) table 1. experimental training results model p r f1 albert-bilstm-crf 71.05 70.26 70.65 bert-bilstm-crf 62.43 61.73 62.08 bilstm-crf 58.13 60.14 59.12 in order to prove the validity of the model proposed in this paper, two sets of comparative experiments are selected to 66 compare with the model. through the training of experimental data, the results are shown in table 1. it can be seen from table 1 that the albert-bilstmcrf model proposed in this paper has an increase of 8.62 % in p value, 8.53 % in r value, and 8.57 % in f1 value compared with the bert-bilstm-crf model. compared with the bilstm-crf model, the albert-bilstm-crf model increased the p value by 12.93 %, the r value by 10.12 %, and the f1 value by 11.53 %. therefore, albertbilstm-crf has a better recognition effect on named entity recognition in the field of coal mine safety. 2.3. entity relationship extraction relation extraction is an important part of knowledge graph construction. in this section, albert-bilstm-att model is used to extract text data of coal mine accidents, and the relationship between entities is stored in the form of triples. according to the entity category, eight relationships can be defined, including accident time ( the time when the accident occurred ), accident location ( the place where the accident occurred ), accident coal mine ( the name of the mine where the accident occurred ), result ( the number of deaths caused by the accident ), specific location ( the working face where the accident occurred ), accident phenomenon ( the phenomenon of accident occurrence ), primary cause ( the direct cause of the accident ), and secondary cause ( the indirect cause of the accident ). the model algorithm mainly uses the albert layer to complete the pre-training task, and obtains a low-dimensional dense vector containing word feature information. the bilstm layer is used to obtain the semantic context features, and the input word vector is bidirectionally encoded to obtain the output 1 2 3[ , , , ]nh h h h h  . the att layer is used as the last layer of the model, which is mainly used to assign the weight of the words in the sentence. the greater the contribution to the entire sentence, the higher the weight obtained. the specific calculation formula is : i q i qq w h b  (6) i k i kk w h b  (7) i v i vv w h b  (8) in the formula, iq , ik , iv are query vector, key vector, value vector, qw , kw , vw is the corresponding parameter matrix, qb , kb , vb is the corresponding parameter matrix. the specific calculation process of att is shown in figure 5. figure 5. self-attention mechanism calculation process as shown in figure 5, where iq , ik are used to calculate the correlation between the two vectors, the formula is as follows : ( , ) ( )ti j i js q k q k  (9) normalize ( , )i js q k and calculate ,i ja . , 1 exp( ( , )) exp( ( , )) i j i j n i tt s q k a s q k    (10) through the formula calculation in the above steps, the final output vector is: , 1 n att i i j j j h a y    (11) the model algorithm flow chart is shown in figure 6. the experimental data are trained by albert-bilstmatt model, and the evaluation indexes of the experimental results are still taken to measure p, r, and f1 in 2.2, and the experimental results of 8 relationship categories are obtained, as shown in table 2. table 2. extraction results of relation types relation type p r f1 occurrence time 78.63 76.12 77.38 accident location 80.00 81.02 80.51 accident mine 84.15 82.13 83.13 result in 72.16 70.84 71.50 specific location 63.42 61.05 62.21 accident phenomenon 60.72 58.26 59.46 primary cause 54.71 56.87 55.77 secondary cause 51.67 53.29 52.47 67 figure 6. relational extraction algorithm model as can be seen from table 2, the p, r, and f1 of the primary and secondary causes are lower, mainly due to the fact that the primary and secondary cause sentences are longer and more complex, so the p, r, and f1 obtained when performing the relational extraction are lower. the experimental results of the albert-bilstm-att model are shown in table 3. table 3. results of model experiments p r f1 bert-bilstm-att 78.63 76.12 77.38 albert-bilstm-crf 54.71 56.87 55.77 albert-bilstm-att 51.67 53.29 52.47 in order to prove the effectiveness of the proposed model, three groups of comparison experiments are set up, which can be seen in table 3 that the albert-bilstm-att model improves p, r, and f1 by 7.05%, 0.74%, and 3.86%, respectively, compared with the albert-bilstm-crf model, which shows that the introduction of the self-attention mechanism model in the relational extraction and the enhancement of the keyword's weight in the sentences can be effectively improve the performance of relation extraction. comparing the bert-bilstm-att model with the albertbilstm-att model, the latter has a slightly higher relational extraction performance in the field of coal mine safety, and it can be seen that the albert model has a better model performance in relational extraction compared to the bert model. 3. coal mine safety knowledge graph visualization in this paper, coal mine accident text case data is used to get coal mine ternary data through two techniques of entity recognition and relation extraction, and neo4j database is used to construct coal mine safety knowledge graph, which associates all the same accident cases as well as displays them in the form of graphs. the constructed graph contains 8 kinds of entities and corresponding 8 kinds of relationships, using neo4j to store the ternary, and querying the trend of accidents in a certain region through cypher. in the coal mine safety knowledge graph, all the same accidents are associated with each other, so that practitioners can view all the same accidents at the same time and analyze them to get the hidden information in the accidents, so as to better prevent accidents from occurring. 4. conclusion this paper takes seven kinds of coal mine accident text data as the research object, processes the unstructured coal mine text data through entity recognition technology and relationship extraction technology, gets the structured ternary data imported into the neo4j database, constructs the coal mine safety knowledge mapping, and visualizes the coal mine knowledge in the form of mapping. by visualizing the map, we can analyze the correlation between the same accidents and prevent the recurrence of accidents. due to the preliminary construction of the coal mine safety knowledge map, there are deficiencies in the paper, the coal mine knowledge is not comprehensive enough, and we will continue to improve and expand the coal mine knowledge base in the future to build a more complete coal mine safety knowledge map. acknowledgments the 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[7] maor b, zhuj, li a w, et al. construction of knowledge graph of industry chain based on natural language processing [j]. journal of the china society for scientific and technical information, 2022, 41(3): 287-299. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 67 optimization and performance evaluation of deep learning algorithm in medical image processing jingbo zhang 1, lingxi xiao 2, yuwei zhang 3, jiatao lai 4, yutian yang 5 1 carnegie mellon university, arlington, usa 2 georgia institute of technology, atlanta, usa 3 duke university, durham, usa 4 the university of texas at dallas, richardson, usa 5 university of califomia, davis, davis, usa abstract: in this paper, the optimization and performance evaluation of deep learning algorithm in medical image processing are studied. firstly, the paper introduces the importance and challenges of medical image processing, and expounds the application prospect of deep learning in this field. subsequently, this paper discusses the optimization methods of deep learning algorithm in detail, including model structure design, data preprocessing, super parameter adjustment and so on. in terms of performance evaluation, this study selected classic models such as u-net, deeplab and densenet, and compared them with roc curve and auc value to evaluate their predictive ability in medical image classification. the results show that the densenet model shows high performance in prediction accuracy, while the performance of u-net and deeplab models is slightly average. finally, the advantages and disadvantages of each model are analyzed, and the future research direction is prospected. this study is of great significance to promote the development and application of medical image processing technology, and provides important theoretical and technical support for medical diagnosis and treatment. keywords: deep learning; performance evaluation; medical image. 1. introduction medical image processing is one of the important branches in the medical field, which covers many aspects such as extracting information from medical image data, diagnosing diseases and assisting doctors in decision-making. with the rapid development of deep learning technology, deep learning algorithm has shown great potential and application prospect in medical image processing. compared with the traditional image processing methods, the deep learning algorithm can realize more accurate medical image analysis and diagnosis by learning the features in large-scale data, which provides a more accurate and faster solution for medical diagnosis. however, although deep learning has shown great potential in medical image processing, its application still faces many challenges and limitations. first, the particularity of medical image data and the clinical application demand in medical field put forward higher requirements for the robustness and interpretability of the algorithm [1]. secondly, medical image data are often scarce and the labeling cost is high, so how to effectively use limited data resources for model training has become an important issue. in addition, the complexity and large amount of calculation of the deep learning model limit its popularization and deployment in practical applications. the purpose of this paper is to explore the methods and techniques of optimization and performance evaluation by using deep learning algorithm in medical image processing. this paper summarizes the application status of existing deep learning algorithms in medical image processing, and puts forward strategies for performance improvement and optimization in order to provide reference for further research and practice in the field of medical image processing. 2. summary of related work medical image processing is an important branch of medical field, which plays a key role in disease diagnosis, treatment planning and treatment effect evaluation. in the past decades, researchers have put forward many traditional medical image processing methods, such as feature-based engineering methods and machine learning methods [2-3]. however, these traditional methods often rely on the characteristics of manual design, are sensitive to the changes and noise of medical image data, and are difficult to adapt to complex medical image scenes and the characteristics of different diseases. with the rapid development of deep learning technology, deep learning algorithm has gradually become the mainstream in medical image processing [4-5]. by constructing a multi-level neural network model, the deep learning algorithm can automatically learn feature representation from large-scale data, and no longer depends on manually designed features, thus achieving great success in medical image processing tasks. in medical image processing, deep learning algorithm has been widely used in various tasks. through deep learning model, different tissues or organs in medical images can be accurately segmented, such as tumor segmentation and brain segmentation [6-7]. the deep learning algorithm is used to detect and diagnose abnormal structures or features in medical images, such as lung nodule detection and diabetic retinopathy recognition. the deep learning algorithm is used to denoise and reconstruct medical images with super resolution, so as to improve the image quality and resolution. although deep learning has achieved great success in medical image processing, its application still faces some challenges. first of all, medical image data are often scarce and the labeling cost is high, so how to effectively use limited data resources for model training has become an important issue. secondly, the interpretability and stability of deep learning model still have some limitations, which limit its application in clinical practice. in addition, the diversity and 68 complexity of medical image data also bring challenges to the design and optimization of deep learning models. 3. optimization method of deep learning algorithm in deep learning, the choice of learning rate is very important to the performance of the model. traditional learning rate scheduling methods, such as fixing the learning rate or adjusting the learning rate according to a predetermined schedule, may not fully adapt to the changes of different parameters during model training [8-9]. therefore, it is necessary to design a parameter updating strategy of deep learning model with adaptive learning rate. the method proposed in this paper is a dynamic adjustment strategy based on adaptive learning rate, which can automatically adjust the learning rate according to the historical update of parameters to achieve more efficient parameter update [10]. specifically, we adopt adaptive momentum algorithm combined with dynamic learning rate adjustment strategy to balance convergence speed and convergence stability in the training process. the algorithm is described as follows: set the initial learning rate as 0 and the initial momentum parameter as 0 . at each parameter update, the gradient tg of the current parameter is calculated. updating momentum parameters according to historical gradient information:  11   ttt gsignαββ (1) where  is the momentum adjustment coefficient and  1tgsign represents the sign of gradient. update the learning rate according to the momentum parameters:  tt   exp0 (2) where  is the learning rate adjustment coefficient. updating the parameters by using the updated learning rate and momentum parameters; tttt g  1 (3) repeat the above steps until the stop condition is reached. the innovation of this method lies in the joint optimization of momentum parameters and learning rate, and through adaptive adjustment of learning rate, it can better balance convergence speed and convergence stability in the training process. compared with the traditional fixed learning rate method, this method can better adapt to the update of different parameters, thus improving the training efficiency and performance of the model. 4. experimental design and result analysis in the experiment, the public medical image data sets, brats (brain tumor segmentation data set) and lidc-idri (lung nodule detection data set), which contain different types of medical images, are suitable for the training and evaluation of deep learning models [10-11]. experimental environment configuration: operating system: ubuntu 20.04 lts; gpu: nvidia geforce rtx 3090; cuda version: 11.2; deep learning framework: pytorch 1.9.0. firstly, the medical image is standardized and the pixel value of the image is scaled to a fixed range, usually [0, 1] or [-1,1]; secondly, the image is cropped to remove useless edge information; then, data enhancement operations are carried out, including random rotation, horizontal flipping, vertical flipping, random scaling, etc., to increase the diversity of data and the generalization ability of the model; finally, the label is smoothed, such as gaussian filtering or morphological processing, to make the label image smoother and more continuous. select deep learning models (u-net, deeplab, densenet) suitable for medical image segmentation tasks[12-14]. these models have good feature extraction and representation ability, and are suitable for processing complex structures and information in medical images [15-16]. according to the task requirements and data characteristics, the network structure is designed, including convolution layer, pooling layer and upsampling layer, and regularization layer and activation function are added according to the actual situation[17-18]. cross entropy loss is selected to measure the difference between the predicted results of the model and the real label[19]. the optimizer adam is used to adjust the model parameters to minimize the loss function[20-21]. the selected medical image data set is divided into training set, verification set and test set. 80% data is used as training set, 10% data as verification set and 10% data as test set. with the progress of training, the loss of training set gradually decreases, which shows that the model gradually learns the characteristics and patterns of data during the training process and obtains certain training results. at the beginning of training, the loss decreased rapidly, but with the progress of training, the decline rate gradually slowed down and eventually stabilized. compared with the training set, the loss on the verification set usually tends to decrease first and then increase. at the initial stage of training, because the model over-fits the training data, the loss on the verification set will be greater; with the training, the model gradually learns the general characteristics of data, and the loss on the verification set begins to decrease; however, when the model begins to appear over-fitting, the loss on the verification set will increase again, which indicates that the model has learned the training data too deeply and lost its generalization ability. see figure 1 for details. figure 2 shows the prediction accuracy and errors of u-net, deeplab and densenet models in different categories. overall, the prediction accuracy and errors of the three models are slightly different in different categories, but they all show good classification ability. the prediction accuracy of u-net model on class 0 and class 3 is high, and the prediction results of these two categories are good, which are 50 and 47 respectively. on class 1 and class 2, the prediction accuracy of u-net model is slightly lower, 45 and 40 respectively, but it still remains at a high level. the u-net model made a few mistakes in predicting class 0, and misclassified five samples as class 1, but the overall performance was still good. the prediction accuracy of deeplab model on class 0, class 1 and class 3 is relatively high, 48, 43 and 46 respectively, and the performance is relatively stable. on class 2, the prediction accuracy of deeplab model is slightly lower, which is 38, but the overall performance is still satisfactory. there are some mistakes in the prediction of class 1 in the deeplab model, and eight samples are wrongly classified as class 2, but the prediction effect is good for other 69 categories. figure 1. the loss changes of the model in training set and verification set figure 2. prediction accuracy and error of different models the prediction accuracy of densenet model in all categories is maintained at a high level, which is 49, 46, 41 and 47 respectively, and the performance is stable and uniform. in all categories, the number of false predictions of densenet model is relatively small, and it shows better prediction ability as a whole. densenet model has a good ability to distinguish different types of samples and accurately predicts the categories of most samples. by comparing roc curve with auc value, we can qualitatively analyze the performance of u-net, deeplab and densenet models in medical image processing. figure 3 shows the performance of u-net, deeplab and densenet models in medical image processing. figure 3. performance of different models in medical image processing 70 the u-net model presents a high auc value in the roc curve, which shows that it has a good performance in the binary classification problem and can effectively distinguish positive and negative samples. although the auc value is high, the slope of roc curve is gentle, which shows that the false positive rate of u-net model is still high at the expense of a certain true positive rate. the auc value in the roc curve of deeplab model is in the middle level, which shows that its performance on binary classification problems is average and its prediction accuracy is average. the slope of roc curve is relatively gentle, which is similar to u-net, indicating that the false positive rate of deeplab model changes greatly under different true positive rates. the roc curve of densenet model shows a high auc value, which shows that it has a good performance in binary classification and can effectively distinguish positive and negative samples. the slope of roc curve is relatively steep, which shows that the false positive rate of densenet model is lower at a higher true positive rate. on the whole, the performance of densenet model in medical image processing is the best, followed by u-net model, and the performance of deeplab model is a little general. therefore, in practical application, we can choose the appropriate model according to the specific needs and tasks. if high-precision segmentation results are needed, densenet model can be considered. if the performance requirements are loose, you can choose u-net model; the deeplab model can be used as a compromise choice [22-23]. in addition, according to the performance differences of different models, we can further explore the adjustment of model structure and parameters to improve performance. in view of some shortcomings and limitations of each model, we can further explore the improvement and optimization direction of the model. for example, for the problem of high false positive rate of u-net model, we can try to introduce more regularization methods or increase the diversity of data sets to improve the generalization ability of the model[24]. for the problem of general prediction ability of deeplab model, we can consider adjusting the network structure or improving the loss function to improve the performance of the model [25]. in this study, the selection of data sets plays a key role in the performance of the model. in the future, we can further explore the influence of different data sets on the performance of the model, and try to build more abundant and diverse data sets to improve the generalization ability and adaptability of the model. in medical image processing, many different types of medical image data, such as mri, ct and x-ray, are often involved. future research can explore how to effectively fuse multimodal information to improve the performance and efficiency of deep learning model in medical image processing. besides binary classification, medical image processing involves many other tasks, such as segmentation, detection and classification. in the future, the methods and techniques of this study can be extended to other types of medical image processing tasks to meet the needs of different application scenarios. 5. conclusion in this paper, the deep learning algorithm in medical image processing is deeply discussed and studied. by evaluating and comparing the performance of u-net, deeplab and densenet models on the binary classification problem, it is found that densenet model has high performance in medical image processing, its auc value is obviously higher than 0.6, and its prediction accuracy is higher. however, the performance of u-net and deeplab models is a little general, with auc value around 0.6, and the prediction accuracy is 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(2023, october). an unsupervised multispectral image registration network for skin diseases. in international conference on medical image computing and computerassisted intervention (pp. 720-729). cham: springer nature switzerland. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 8 improved particle swarm optimization algorithm for mobile robot path planning zhiwei yang xiangyang auto vocational technical college, xiangyang hubei, china abstract: in solving the path planning problem of multi-path robots, an improved particle swarm optimization algorithm is proposed to address the drawbacks of premature convergence and low search accuracy of particle swarm optimization algorithm. firstly, the improved sine chaotic mapping is used to initialize the population, making it more evenly distributed in the search space and increasing population diversity. then, the concept of quantum mechanics is introduced, which cancels the original particle movement speed and sets a new innovative parameter a instead. while reducing the parameters, the randomness of the particles is increased. finally, the levy flight strategy is used to improve the global search ability and convergence speed of the algorithm. the experimental results show that improving the particle swarm optimization algorithm for path planning enhances both local and global search capabilities. while minimizing algorithm complexity, it maximizes search accuracy and plans the shortest path that meets practical needs. keywords: mobile robot; path planning; particle swarm optimization algorithm; sine chaotic mapping; levy flight strategy. 1. introduction with the rapid development of modern intelligent unmanned technology and the gradual maturity of mobile robot technology, it has been widely applied in many industries such as military, transportation, logistics, and industry. in short, mobile robot path planning refers to finding a collision free path from the starting point to the target point when the mobile robot moves in an environment with obstacles without human intervention. path planning technology is one of the key technologies in the field of intelligent robot research, which to some extent marks the level of robot intelligence. many scholars at home and abroad have conducted research on path planning problems for intelligent robots. traditional path planning algorithms can be divided into search-based path planning and sampling-based path planning algorithms. search based algorithms such as bfs, astar algorithm[1], dijkstra algorithm, etc. have completeness and optimality, but they also have the problem of falling into local optimal traps when facing complex obstacle environments, making it difficult to generate optimal paths. sampling based algorithms such as prm and rrt have probabilistic completeness, but there is also a problem of generating routes that are not the shortest or optimal. in recent years, with the development and application of swarm intelligence algorithms, there have been more solutions to the path planning problem of mobile robots. compared with traditional path planning methods, intelligent algorithms make up for many shortcomings of traditional methods and perform well in solving complex environmental path planning problems. pso was proposed by kennedy and eberhart in 1995[2]. in the algorithm, candidate solutions are treated as a group of particles, each with its own position and velocity, and the optimal solution found is recorded. particles update their position and velocity by following the best particles in the group, ultimately finding the global optimal solution. pso has a fast convergence speed and strong generality, but it also has the characteristics of premature convergence, low search accuracy, and low efficiency in later iterations. feng et al[3]. used nonlinear inertial weights to balance exploration and exploitation, and improved the convergence speed and resolution quality of the algorithm by dynamically adjusting the inertial weights. tian et al[4]. improved the acceleration coefficient of standard pso to make the individual learning factor and social learning factor asymmetric and change over time, thus better balancing exploration and exploitation, improving the convergence speed and quality of the algorithm. although the improved pso mentioned above has shown good performance in solving path planning problems, there are also many parameters that need to be set, including 1c , 2c , , etc., which are not conducive to training optimization and the algorithm particles lack randomness, making it easy to fall into local optimal solutions. this article proposes an improved particle swarm optimization algorithm, which introduces a re initialization mechanism based on global information feedback to address the possible stagnation phenomenon in pso algorithm. on this basis, the concept of quantum dynamic kinematics is introduced, and the original concept of particle velocity as the direction of movement is eliminated. the concept of potential well is adopted, so that the next motion of particles has no relationship with their previous motion, greatly increasing the randomness of particle motion. finally, path planning simulation experiments were conducted in different grid environments, and the experimental results proved the superiority of our algorithm in path planning problems. 2. particle swarm optimization the pso algorithm first initializes a group of particles in the solvable space, where each particle represents a potential optimal solution to the extreme value optimization problem. the characteristics of the particle are represented by three indicators: position, velocity, and fitness value. the fitness value is calculated by the fitness function, and the quality of its value indicates the superiority or inferiority of the particle. during each iteration, particles update their velocity and 9 position through individual extremum and global extremum, with the following update formula:        1 21 . () ( ) () best(t)in in in int t c rand pbest t x t c rand g x t             (1) ( 1) ( ) ( 1)in in inx t x t t    (2) in the formula,  and x represent the velocity and position of particles;  is the inertia weight; 1r and 2r are random numbers distributed between [0,1]; 1c and 2c are acceleration factors; ( )pbest t represents the current optimal particle position, while ( )gbest t represents the global optimal particle position; d=1,2,…,d; i=1,2,…,n 3. improved particle swarm optimizations the main reasons for the poor search ability of standard pso and the tendency to fall into local optima are: (1) there are many parameters that need to be set, such as acceleration weight, inertia weight, etc., which are not conducive to finding the optimal parameters of the model to be optimized. (2) the lack of randomness in particle position changes can easily lead to the trap of local optima. in order to solve the above problems, this article improves the pso algorithm, and the specific measures are as follows. 3.1. improved sine chaotic mapping the initialization of the basic population is a random distribution throughout the entire space, which has strong randomness and uneven distribution, which can cause problems such as insufficient population diversity and low search efficiency. this article uses chaos mapping mechanism to increase the diversity of the population and improve the performance of the algorithm. its nonlinear characteristics and periodic properties enable it to generate more complex and random sequences, which helps to enhance the diversity of the population and avoid falling into the situation of local optimal solutions. the sequence generated by the iteration of traditional one-dimensional sine chaotic mapping is unevenly distributed in phase space, and its parameter space in chaotic state is narrow. therefore, by introducing an improved sine chaotic mapping [5], the distribution is more uniform and the chaotic effect is better. the expression is as follows: 1 1 1 1 1 sin( d ) sin( ) mod1 i i i i i i i d e e w d e              (3) among them, 1iw  , 1di and 1ie  are iterative sequence values, i is a non negative integer, 0 (0,1)w  0;  is a system parameter, =1500. fig 1. comparison of distribution of improved sine and sine chaotic maps from figure (1), it can be observed that both the improved sine and sine mapping distributions are between [0,1], and the improved sine chaotic mapping distribution is more uniform. its chaos can replace random initialization and make the population more evenly distributed in the search space. 3.2. optimizing pso algorithm based on quantum computing although particle swarm optimization algorithm is easy to use, it requires a large number of parameters to be set, which is not conducive to finding the optimal parameters. moreover, the changes in particle positions lack randomness and are prone to falling into the trap of local optima. the derivation process of pso algorithm based on quantum computing optimization[6] is based on quantum dynamics formula, and the specific position of particles is determined through monte carlo inverse method. only one parameter needs to be adjusted to update the equation, making the implementation and parameter selection of the algorithm easier. at the same time, in order to increase the randomness of particle position, the movement direction attribute of particles is eliminated. assuming the population size is m and the index i represents the i-th particle, the average value of the best position of the particles in the current population, bestm , is calculated as follows: 1 1 m best i i m pbest m    (4) among them, p ibest represents the current optimal position of the i-th particle. the potential field formula for the i-th particle is as follows: 10 . (1 ).i ip pbest gbest    (5) among them,  is a random number with a value range of [0,1]; g ibest represents the globally optimal particle. the monte carlo method is used to update the particle position formula as follows: 1 ln( )i i ix p mbest x     (6) among them, the value range of  is [0,1], and  is the innovation parameter with a value less than 1, which performs contraction and expansion operations on the position of the particles. 3.3. levy flight strategy the pso algorithm based on quantum computing optimization only targets non optimal particles during each evolution, and cannot solve the problem of optimal particle evolution. to improve the above shortcomings, the levy flight strategy[7] is introduced to update the global optimal particles. the specific idea of the levy flight particle swarm algorithm is that when the particle swarm algorithm performs each iteration, all particles will continue to perform a levy flight, utilizing the characteristics of levy flight's small-scale search and long-distance migration to increase the search range, avoid falling into local optima, and enhance the convergence accuracy of the particle swarm algorithm. the formula for levy's flight strategy step size is shown in equation (7): levy( )=     (7) among them,  levy  follows a levy distribution with parameter  , 0 2  , and  follows an n (0,1) distribution. the formula for updating the position using levy flight is: 1 ( )( ( ) )t t t i i best ix x l g i x     (8) in the formula, 1t ix  and t ix are the positions of the t+1st and t th generations of ix , respectively;  is the scaling factor, taken as 0.01; ( )bestg i is the optimal position of the current population; l is the step size factor that follows the levy flight strategy, as shown in the following equation: 1 ( )sin( ) 2~ . l s       (9) in the equation,  =1.5; ( ) is the gamma function. due to the complexity of the levy distribution, monte carlo algorithm is often used for simulation, and s is calculated using equation (10): 1s v    (10) in the formula,  follows an 2(0 )n ， distribution;  follows (0 )n ，1 ;  can be calculated by equation (11): 1 2 (1 )sin( ) 2 1 ( )2 2           (11) 3.4. construction of mpso algorithm path planning model fig 2. mpso algorithm path planning flowchart 11 the current problems in path planning mainly include difficulty in environmental modeling, slow convergence speed of algorithms, and susceptibility to getting stuck in local optimal solutions [8]. the first step is to initialize the population and various parameters using an improved sine chaotic map; the second step is to calculate the average of the optimal positions of particles in the current population; step three, calculate the potential field of the i-th particle; step 4: use monte carlo method to update particle positions and incorporate levy flight strategy for optimization; step five, calculate the particle position fitness and compare it with the best position fitness of individuals and groups to update the optimal position. step six, determine whether the iteration termination condition is met. if not, return to step two. the mpso algorithm path planning flowchart is shown in figure 2: 4. simulation experiments and result analysis the experimental platform selected is matlab 2022b, with a computer cpu model of i7-13700k and a running memory of 32gb. in order to verify the effectiveness of the algorithm proposed in this paper, path planning for mobile robots was conducted in two different grid environments, and simulation comparative experiments were conducted using the algorithm proposed in this paper with pso, aco_ga, soa, and ga algorithms. 4.1. environmental map this article maps the environment to a grid map[9], which equates the environment to a grid matrix composed of cells of the same size. build two maps of different complexities using matlab, encode each grid with real numbers, fill the grids corresponding to actual obstacles with 1, represent them in red on the map, fill feasible areas with 0, and represent them in white. the side length of each grid is 1, where the point with a real number code of 0 represents the starting point of the robot, and the point with a real number code of 399 represents the target point[10]. the grid map is shown in figure 3. fig 3. grid maps 4.2. analysis of path planning experiment results fig 4. comparison and optimization of iterative curves using multiple intelligent algorithms in order to verify the performance of the proposed mpso algorithm, during the simulation comparison experiment, the algorithm proposed in this paper was used in the iterative process of robot path planning with pso, aco_ga, soa, and ga[11]. the fitness iteration process of each algorithm was compared as shown in figure 4. from the figure, it can be seen that the mpso algorithm has a faster number of iterations. compared to a single intelligent algorithm, it is slightly slower due to the integration of multiple improvement strategies, which increases complexity. however, for the fusion of multiple intelligent algorithms, it is significantly faster. path planning simulation experiments were conducted 20 times on the grid maps shown in figure 3 (a) and (b), with an initial particle count of 50 and 200 iterations. each algorithm was compared under the same parameters, and the shortest path, average time, and average path were recorded. the path planning results in figure 3 (a) are shown in table 1, and the planned path is shown in figure 5. table 1. comparison of path planning results algorithm shortest path /cm average path /cm average time/s mpso 28.6.025 28.5827 1.3476 pso 30.05 31.668 0.18252 ga 32.054 34.9618 2.7102 aco_ga 27.4663 28.4327 2.1453 soa 29.3832 31.7202 0.66871 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 iterations 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 f itn es s va lu e pso aco-ga mpso ga soa 12 fig 5. simple map model with multiple algorithm path planning results from table 1, it can be observed that each algorithm underwent 20 rounds of planning, and the average time recorded the efficiency of each algorithm. among them, mpso algorithm has a slower convergence speed and longer time compared to pso algorithm and soa algorithm, but the planned shortest path and average path are much higher than these two algorithms, demonstrating better search accuracy and optimization ability. compared to mpso algorithm, aoc_ga algorithm has better solution quality, but its optimization efficiency is lower than mpso algorithm[12]. therefore, the mpso algorithm proposed in this article not only plans shorter paths, but also has high efficiency and good robustness. figure 5 shows the optimal routes planned by various algorithms in the same grid map. combining figures 4 and 5, it can be clearly observed that using standard swarm intelligence algorithms for path planning is prone to getting stuck in local optima, particularly evident in the pso algorithm; the simple fusion of two intelligent algorithms for path planning can improve the problem of weak local search, but the search takes a long time, occupies a large amount of memory, and has weak real-time performance[13]. this article introduces multiple optimization strategies to optimize standard intelligent algorithms, aiming to minimize algorithm complexity while maximizing search accuracy and planning the shortest path that meets practical needs. table 2 and figure 6 show experiments conducted in the environment of figure 1 (b), which is more complex and has more obstacles. table 2. comparison of path planning results algorithm shortest path /cm average path /cm average time/s mpso 30.8743 31.629 3.0223 pso 37.1263 42.2978 0.68269 ga 30.6143 36.2148 3.5334 aco_ga 29.4203 30.2661 3.1433 soa 36.6224 42.476 1.1332 fig 6. multiple algorithm path planning results for complex map models 13 when the environmental map becomes more complex, the advantages of the algorithm in this article can be better reflected. in table 2, the performance of the improved particle swarm algorithm is significantly better than other algorithms, and the performance of the algorithm has been improved. the length of the optimal path planned by the mpso algorithm is smaller than the path length planned by the basic pso algorithm, which solves the problem of pso algorithm easily getting stuck in local optima. figure 6 shows the optimal route planned in a complex grid map. it can be seen that the improved algorithm in this paper has always maintained excellent planning path capability and better algorithm stability. 5. conclusion the mpso algorithm proposed in this article first initializes the population by introducing an improved sine chaotic map to enhance its diversity. then, the quantum concept is introduced to improve the global search ability and convergence of the traditional pso algorithm by adding two probability density functions. finally, the levy flight strategy is introduced to update the global optimal particles, solving the evolution problem of the optimal particles and enhancing the convergence accuracy of the particle swarm algorithm. the algorithm proposed in this article was applied to robot path planning in two different grid maps, namely pso, aoc_ga, soa, and ga. the experimental results showed that the mpso algorithm performed well in shortest path, average path, and convergence speed, outperforming a single intelligent algorithm in accuracy and slightly inferior to the fusion of multiple intelligent algorithms in searching for the best path, demonstrating good performance and providing a feasible solution for mobile robots to plan effective shortest paths. references [1] dai xiaolin, shuai long, zhiwen zhang, et al. 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"a novel particle swarm optimization algorithm with levy flight." applied soft computing 23 (2014): 333-345. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 42 research on the countermeasures of cultural and tourism + artificial intelligence to improve rural revitalization in guangxi hailu wan a, hua zhou b, siyu chen c guangxi mechanical and electrical vocational and technical college, nanning guangxi, 530007, china a 63010662004 @ msu.ac.th, b 471908670@qq.com, c 330567150@qq.com abstract: under the wave of digital economy and artificial intelligence, the deep integration of cultural and tourism and artificial intelligence has become a new driving force for rural revitalization. this research focuses on cultural tourism + artificial intelligence to empower rural tourism, and brings a new experience to tourists by creating characteristic cultural tourism products and building a smart cultural tourism system. at the same time, the development of new agriculture has also provided new opportunities for rural revitalization. facing the challenges of data security and technology application, this study proposes a solution. in addition, the responsibilities of multiple subjects in the integrated development are discussed to provide theoretical basis and practical reference for policy making. this study holds that the integration of cultural and tourism integration with artificial intelligence and new agriculture will inject new productivity into the transformation and upgrading of rural economy, explore a sustainable development path suitable for rural revitalization, and provide strong support for the realization of the goal of common prosperity. keywords: cultural tourism; new agriculture; rural revitalization; new quality productivity. 1. foreword general secretary xi jinping has pointed out that "the key to rural revitalization is industrial revitalization". at present, the digital economy is booming, and artificial intelligence technology is changing with each passing day, injecting new vitality into rural revitalization. how to deeply integrate "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" and empower rural revitalization is a major topic that researchers in the new era must think deeply and actively explore. as an important engine of rural revitalization, rural tourism has rich cultural and ecological resources, but the traditional model has problems such as serious homogenization competition, insufficient tourist experience and weak industrial chain. the application of artificial intelligence technology can effectively solve these problems, such as intelligent tour guide, virtual reality experience, precision marketing and other ways to enhance the tourist experience and enhance the attraction of rural tourism. based on this research will be the party's major policies, stand on the overall height, deep analysis of the opportunities and challenges of cultural tourism + artificial intelligence to improve rural revitalization, and put forward targeted countermeasures and suggestions.in this regard, research will be conducted from the following aspects: first, analyze the specific path of artificial intelligence technology to empower rural tourism, to discuss how to use artificial intelligence technology to create characteristic cultural and tourism products, improve the tourist experience, building a smart cultural and tourism system; second, to study the challenges facing the development of cultural tourism + ai, including data security, technology application, talent training and other issues, and put forward the corresponding solutions; third, to explore the responsibilities and role of the government, enterprises, social organizations and other parties in promoting the development of cultural tourism + artificial intelligence, establish a mechanism for collaborative promotion, promote the sound development of industries; fourth, to put forward policy suggestions, to provide theoretical basis and practical reference for promoting cultural tourism + artificial intelligence, in order to contribute to promoting rural revitalization and promoting common prosperity. 2. introduction in recent years, china has paid more attention to the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. every step from the new rural construction to the rural revitalization strategy demonstrates the country's firm determination to agricultural and rural development. in 2022 the central file no. 1 emphasizes rural grassroots party organization leadership, strengthen grassroots governance, guarantee the country revitalization strategy implementation, aims to solve the deep problems of agriculture and rural areas, promote prosperous industry, ecological livable, local custom civilization, effective governance, rich life, promote agricultural and rural modernization, narrow the gap between urban and rural areas, achieve common prosperity. in china's population proportion, the rural population accounts for a large proportion. as a major agricultural province, guangxi still has a rural population of 22.4 million, and there are still 800 million rural people in china. any agricultural problem related to agriculture, multiplied by china's grand population base, is a huge problem. only by conducting research on agricultural development and increasing farmers 'income, and broadening the channels for increasing farmers' income, and improving the income level of rural residents, can the huge rural population be happy. however, in the process of implementing the rural revitalization strategy, we are faced with some problems, such as the weak economic foundation, the single industrial structure, the need to improve the level of public services and 43 the shortage of talents. guangxi's unique natural resources and rich cultural resources also provide unique advantages for the development of rural tourism, characteristic agriculture and other industries. in the context of rural revitalization, the integration of culture and tourism and the application of artificial intelligence technology are particularly important. the integration of culture and tourism can not only help to excavate and inherit the rural culture, but also drive the rural economy through the development of tourism, and realize the effective integration and efficient utilization of rural resources. artificial intelligence technology can provide strong technical support for rural revitalization. through intelligent management, data analysis and other means, it can improve agricultural production efficiency, optimize rural governance, and improve the level of public services. at present, the application research of the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" in rural revitalization is still in the initial stage, especially for guangxi and other areas rich in tourism resources, how to deeply integrate and promote rural revitalization still needs to be discussed in depth. therefore, this study aims to deepen the explore the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence", find feasible ways and methods for rural revitalization in guangxi, enrich and develop the theoretical system of rural revitalization, and provide theoretical support for the application of the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" in the field of rural revitalization. it provides theoretical support and practical guidance for the implementation of rural revitalization strategy in guangxi, provides a series of operable practical methods for rural revitalization in guangxi, and helps guangxi rural areas to realize the all-round revitalization of economy, society and culture. 3. literature review this study focuses on the problems and countermeasures of "culture and tourism + artificial intelligence" to improve rural revitalization, and summarizes the literature from three aspects: the integrated development of rural revitalization strategy, the application of artificial intelligence technology and the integration mode of "culture and tourism + artificial intelligence", in order to provide theoretical basis and practical reference for the research. 3.1. rural revitalization strategy and current status of rural tourism in guangxi the rural revitalization strategy is a major strategic deployment for entering socialism with chinese characteristics in the new era. its core is to give priority to the development of agriculture and rural areas, and the goal is to achieve thriving industries, livable ecology, civilized villages, effective governance and a well-off life. its main contents cover the revitalization of rural industries, talent revitalization, cultural revitalization, ecological revitalization and organizational revitalization, and emphasize the principles of reshaping urban-rural relations, consolidating the rural operation system, and deepening the structural reform of the agricultural supply side. guangxi has seized the opportunity of rural revitalization, actively promoted the quality improvement of rural tourism, implemented major projects, and laid a solid foundation. however, the current development of rural tourism in guangxi is still facing some problems, such as insufficient infrastructure, product homogenization, service level to be improved and weak brand effect, etc., which hinder the healthy and sustainable development of rural tourism economy. therefore, solving these problems and promoting the high-quality development of rural tourism in guangxi has become an important topic. the concept of integrated development of culture and tourism emphasizes the deep integration of culture and tourism. by exploring the cultural connotation of tourism resources, the quality and attraction of tourism are improved, which plays a significant role in promoting rural revitalization. the integrated development mode of culture and tourism can effectively promote rural economic prosperity, cultural inheritance, image promotion, urban and rural integration and environmental protection and sustainable development. its application value is reflected in: attracting tourists to invest, promoting rural industrial upgrading, injecting new vitality into the economy; protecting rural culture, enhancing residents' cultural identity and revitalizing rural culture; enhancing rural visibility and reputation, attracting more attention; promoting urban and rural exchanges, strengthening cooperation, promoting resource sharing and realizing common prosperity; paying attention to environmental protection, enhancing tourism sustainability, and realizing the harmonious coexistence of economic development and ecological protection. the integrated development model and experience of culture and tourism at home and abroad are worth learning from, for example, the napa valley town in the united states takes the wine industry as the core, deeply integrate culture and tourism, create a unique brand image; european towns protect and pass on cultural heritage, combined with the local natural scenery and folk customs, create characteristic tourism products; the old town of lijiang has attracted countless tourists with its long history, unique naxi culture and magnificent natural scenery, combining traditional culture with modern tourism, by holding folk culture activities, let the tourists have a deep understanding of the unique folk culture in the region, and actively explore a new mode of cultural and tourism integration, such as the comprehensive development model of "culture + tourism + business". 3.2. application of artificial intelligence technology in rural revitalization table 1. application scenarios of artificial intelligence technology in agriculture, rural areas and farmers smart agriculture artificial intelligence helps precision agriculture, intelligent irrigation and pest forecasting, making farmland management more accurate and efficient. wisdom tourism artificial intelligence has provided strong support for the development of rural tourism. the intelligent recommendation system recommends the most suitable tourist routes and scenic spots according to the interests, time and budget of tourists, and provides personalized services, such as intelligent tour guide, voice translation, etc. wisdom governance the application of artificial intelligence makes rural governance more efficient and democratic. the intelligent decision-making system helps the government to accurately understand the actual situation of rural areas and formulate scientific and reasonable policies. at present, artificial intelligence technology is in the 44 golden age of prosperity and development. it has made significant technological breakthroughs in data processing, image recognition, natural language processing and other fields, and has penetrated into many industries. looking into the future, ai will be deeply integrated with big data, cloud computing and other cutting-edge technologies, promote the development of intelligent applications to a higher level, and is committed to improving user experience. artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly important role in rural revitalization, especially in the areas such as smart agriculture, smart tourism and smart rural governance, as follows (table 1). 3.3. integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" refers to the application of ai technology to cultural tourism and improving the quality of tourism service and tourist experience through intelligent means. it covers the connotation of intelligent tourism service, digital resource management, personalized customization and so on, which is characterized by personalized service, intelligent management, interactive experience and convenience. this mode has obvious advantages in rural revitalization, which can improve the quality of rural tourism services, promote industrial upgrading, and increase the income of villagers. its application value is reflected in the promotion of rural economic, cultural and ecological revitalization, protection and inheritance of rural culture, and improve the level of rural governance. the theoretical basis of this model includes the theory of technology integration, user experience theory and industrial innovation theory, and shows the development trend of deeper intelligence, stronger interactivity, more efficient resource management and wider cross-border integration. to sum up, the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence", with its unique advantages and values, is gradually becoming an important force to promote the rural revitalization and the innovative development of the cultural tourism industry, and its development trend also indicates the intelligent, personalized and diversified development of the cultural tourism industry in the future. 4. qinhuangdao "smart tourism" case research and analysis with the rapid development of information technology, the rise of "smart tourism" brings new opportunities for rural tourism and promotes the transformation of traditional rural tourism to intelligence. qinhuangdao, as the center of the bohai rim economic circle, has rich tourism resources along the mountains and seas. while developing leisure tourism and ecological tourism, it vigorously develops rural tourism and actively explores the integrated development mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence". qinhuangdao has a solid foundation for the development of rural tourism. it has built characteristic tourism brands such as "beautiful village" and "colorful qinglong", hosted the "hebei provincial tourism development conference", and formed a comprehensive rural tourism experience tour brand integrating various functions such as leisure, sightseeing, entertainment and experience. qinhuangdao has unique tourism resources, in "food, living, traveling and entertainment": local characteristics of qinglong old tofu, dongjia baked whole sheep, lulong sweet potato and other local dishes, as well as various forms of farmhouse; beidaihe art village characteristic home stay, rural characteristic hotel; characteristic town boutique route, shimen village landscape village; high rock climbing, fruit picking and planting, field development group building and other activities. qinhuangdao rural tourism has developed into a comprehensive form of seeing flowers in spring, drifting in summer, picking in autumn and skiing in winter. the qinhuangdao qinlv smart tourism cloud service platform is shown as follows. the platform, built in 2017, mainly consists of a smart tourism portal, a smart tourism service platform, a smart tourism marketing platform and a smart tourism management platform, as well as a tourism big data center. in 2019, the platform launched 1,005 tourism products, with 544,000 orders, 1.286 million tourists served, and the platform flow of 71.22 million yuan. qinhuangdao rural tourism successful experience is the main reason to the needs of the times, the use of intelligent modern information technology to realize the deep excavation of rural tourism resources and experience, promote the integration of "rural tourism + 5g" development, rich rural tourism service content, integrate resources, development of leisure, vacation, sightseeing, shopping in the integration of the new socialist countryside, promote rural tourism to wisdom transformation, meet the demand of the new wisdom rural tourism, wisdom country will lead the regional economy to become a new type of tourism. guangxi rural "text brigade + artificial intelligence" integration development can draw lessons from the successful experience of qinhuangdao region, seize the wave of the development of new quality productivity, integrate local resources, dig deeper into the cultural connotation, foster new forms of rural tourism, with the help of technology to improve service quality and tourist satisfaction, promote the sustainable development of rural tourism. 5. analysis of the integrated development status of rural cultural tourism and artificial intelligence in guangxi 5.1. rural resource endowment of guangxi guangxi has great potential for the integrated development of rural culture and tourism, mainly benefiting from its unique natural resources, rich cultural resources and tourism resources. guangxi is blessed with unique natural resources, and the subtropical monsoon climate provides a warm and humid climate and rich water resources for the countryside. the vast forest, clear rivers and unique natural landscape provide a good natural foundation for rural tourism, attracting many tourists to come to experience. the national cultural diversity of guangxi is its unique cultural resource. as one of the five ethnic minority autonomous regions, guangxi has many ethnic minorities, whose culture, festival customs and folk handicrafts have added profound cultural deposits to rural tourism. at the same time, the red cultural resources of guangxi also provide a unique historical and cultural heritage and patriotic educational significance for rural tourism. guangxi has rich and diverse tourism resources, including natural landscapes such as guilin landscape, transnational 45 waterfalls, beaches and beaches, as well as rural tourism resources such as rural homestay and farmhouses. these resources provide tourists with a unique rural experience and cultural exchange opportunities, making the rural tourism in guangxi has a unique charm. under the background of international cooperation, the integrated development of rural culture and tourism in guangxi has also ushered in new development opportunities. as an important gateway for the construction of "belt and road" and an important region for economic exchanges with asean countries, guangxi can strengthen cooperation and exchanges with the international tourism market, introduce more international tourists and investment, and promote the international development of rural cultural tourism industry. it has great potential for the integrated development of rural culture and tourism in guangxi. in order to give full play to these advantages, it is necessary to strengthen planning guidance and policy support to promote the innovative development and service upgrading of rural cultural tourism industry. at the same time, strengthen international cooperation and exchanges, enhance the international competitiveness of guangxi rural cultural tourism industry. 5.2. development status of rural cultural tourism in guangxi: in recent years, guangxi has seized the historic opportunity of the rural revitalization strategy and carefully formulated and implemented a series of targeted policies and measures. under the strong impetus of the policy, the scale of the rural tourism industry continues to expand, and a number of major rural tourism projects have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a spring rain, injecting strong impetus into the rural revitalization. at the same time, the rural tourism in guangxi is also facing many challenges. imperfect infrastructure has become a key factor restricting its further development. problems such as inconvenient transportation and poor accommodation conditions have greatly reduced tourists' travel and experience. in addition, the serious problem of product homogenization, the lack of innovation and characteristics, make it difficult for rural tourism to stand out in the fierce market competition. low level of service is also a big pain point. some rural tourism practitioners lack professional training and have uneven service quality, unable to meet the growing personalized needs of tourists. moreover, the brand effect is not prominent, and the brand construction of rural tourism in guangxi is relatively lagging behind, lacking popularity and influence, and it is difficult to attract more tourists to experience. in the face of the above situation, guangxi rural tourism industry must make concerted efforts, increase investment, improve quality, and strengthen brand construction. only in this way, can we cope with the increasingly fierce market competition, realize the sustainable development of rural tourism, and make greater contribution to rural revitalization. 5.3. application status of artificial intelligence in rural guangxi: rural guangxi have applied artificial intelligence technologies in smart agriculture, rural e-commerce and logistics, and rural education. smart agriculture, with machine vision and smart sensors, improves production efficiency, while rural e-commerce opens up internet sales channels for farmers, and also improves efficiency through optimized urban and rural logistics. in addition, ai technology also helps integrate educational resources and bring high-quality online education to rural children. although the application of artificial intelligence technology in rural areas of guangxi has achieved initial results, it is still in its infancy overall. the penetration rate of intelligent agricultural equipment and technology needs to be further improved, and there is a certain gap between the development of rural e-commerce and intelligent logistics and the developed eastern regions. this reflects a shortage of technology, talent, inadequate infrastructure, and limited capital and resources. rural areas in guangxi still face many challenges in the application of artificial intelligence technology, such as the rapid update of technology, a large amount of capital investment needs, and the acceptance of farmers. but at the same time, there are also policy support, market demand growth and other huge development opportunities. it can be said that although the road is full of challenges, guangxi countryside is breeding the huge potential for the application of universal artificial intelligence technology. as long as it can overcome the challenges and seize the opportunities, it is expected to realize agricultural modernization and promote rural revitalization. 5.4. integrated development status of rural cultural tourism and artificial intelligence in guangxi: in guangxi, the integrated development of rural cultural tourism and artificial intelligence has made positive progress in recent years. however, there are also many challenges and problems in this process. in the field of cultural tourism, guangxi has actively promoted the development of rural tourism with its rich natural resources and profound cultural deposits. a number of rural tourism projects have emerged as the times require, effectively promoting rural revitalization. however, with the deepening of the development of various cultural and tourism projects, some problems have gradually become prominent. imperfect infrastructure has become a key factor restricting the further development of rural tourism, and the inconvenience of transportation and accommodation conditions has caused a great impact on the travel experience of tourists. at the same time, the homogenization of rural tourism products is becoming increasingly serious, and the lack of innovation and characteristics, which makes the rural tourism in guangxi at a disadvantage in the market competition. in terms of artificial intelligence application, rural areas in guangxi have achieved initial application results in smart agriculture, e-commerce logistics, online education and other fields, but the whole is still in its infancy. smart agriculture improves agricultural production efficiency by introducing machine vision, intelligent sensors and other technologies; rural e-commerce opens up new channels for the sales of agricultural products. however, the penetration rate and application depth of artificial intelligence technology still need to be improved, and the gap with the developed regions in eastern china is obvious. this is mainly subject to factors such as technology, talent shortage and imperfect infrastructure. more importantly, how to effectively integrate the two fields of cultural tourism and artificial intelligence to realize complementary advantages and coordinated development is 46 an important topic facing the rural areas in guangxi. at present, the integration development of the two fields is still in the initial stage, lack of deep integration and innovation. the cultural tourism industry has failed to make full use of artificial intelligence technology to improve service quality and tourist experience, and the application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of cultural tourism is relatively simple and simple. although the integrated development of rural cultural tourism and artificial intelligence in guangxi has broad prospects, challenges and problems coexist. in order to realize the deep integration and sustainable development of this field, rural areas in guangxi need to increase investment, introduce and train professional talents, improve infrastructure, and actively explore new integration models. through continuous innovation and efforts, we will give full play to the respective advantages of cultural tourism and artificial intelligence to promote the all-round revitalization and development of rural areas in guangxi. 6. path and countermeasures of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" to improve rural revitalization in guangxi the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy in guangxi has provided a broad space for the integrated development of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence". with artificial intelligence technology as the engine, this model promotes the deep integration of culture and tourism, helps the comprehensive development of agriculture, culture, tourism and rural governance in guangxi, and provides strong support for the realization of comprehensive rural revitalization. 6.1. construction of the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" has shown great potential and value in the rural revitalization in guangxi. the application of this model will promote the rural development in guangxi into a new stage, which is embodied in the following aspects (table 2): table 2. application and practice of artificial intelligence in rural revitalization order number name concrete content 1 agricultural modernization the intelligent agricultural system uses big data and internet of things technology to realize realtime monitoring and accurate management of the farmland environment, provide scientific and personalized planting suggestions for farmers, and improve the yield and quality of agricultural products. the application of e-commerce platforms and intelligent logistics system enables agricultural products to enter the market more efficiently and directly increase farmers' income 2 inheritance of traditional culture artificial intelligence technology provides a new way for the digital protection and display of the rich ethnic cultural resources in guangxi. through virtual reality (vr) and augmented reality (ar) technology, visitors can personally feel the charm of history and culture personally. big data analysis technology helps developers know the needs of tourists, 3 and promote the innovation and promotion of cultural and creative products. 3 upgrading of tourism industry the smart tourism platform provides personalized and convenient services for tourists. the intelligent recommendation system and tour guide system bring better travel experience to tourists, while big data analysis helps to optimize the allocation of tourism resources and improve the service quality. 4 rural governance innovation artificial intelligence technology has improved the intelligent level of rural governance. the intelligent monitoring system monitors the rural security situation in real time, and big data provides scientific basis for government decision-making, while the intelligent public service platform provides more convenient and efficient services for rural residents. 6.2. "cultural and tourism + artificial intelligence" to improve rural economic development to build the interaction and integration of smart industries and the cloud data platform of smart rural tourism is the key to promote the intelligent cultural development of rural tourism in guangxi, help the sales of rural characteristic agricultural and sideline products, and develop the tourism sharing mode with the mutual integration of the three industries. artificial intelligence technology has effectively promoted the momentum of the rural economy, and its specific functions are shown below (table 3). 6.3. "cultural and tourism + artificial intelligence" to improve the development of rural culture guangxi's unique natural scenery and profound cultural heritage provide unique conditions for building a strong rural tourism brand. 1) create diversified theme tourism products: centering on the core brand element of "guilin landscape", carefully plan and create a series of diversified theme tourism products, covering traditional landscape sightseeing, longevity and health, border exploration, coastal vacation and other diversified experiences. 2) development of characteristic tourism products: combining the rich ethnic culture and historical background of guangxi, develop tourism products such as ethnic customs, historical and cultural experience, red research and so on, to meet the needs of different tourist groups. 3) improve the level of tourism service: committed to improve the level of tourism service, to ensure that tourists enjoy high-quality services in the process of travel. 4) strengthen the protection and inheritance of rural culture: use artificial intelligence technology to carry out digital protection and restoration of rural cultural heritage, and 47 deeply excavate and organize, extract the core values and spiritual connotation of rural culture, and provide strong support for the inheritance and development of rural culture. table 3. the role of artificial intelligence in rural economic development order number name content 1 the construction of the smart rural tourism cloud data platform by collecting and analyzing the behavior data of tourists through the mobile platform, we can deeply understand the preferences' preferences and expectations, accurately grasp the market demand, and provide strong support for the sustainable development of rural tourism. 2 agricultural products, precision marketing the smart tourism platform can realize the accurate push of tourism information, enable enterprises to carry out precise marketing according to the preferences of tourists, improve the marketing efficiency, and improve tourists' satisfaction and loyalty. 3 we will promote sales of rural characteristic agricultural and sideline products combining agricultural products with tourism culture and developing cultural and creative products with local characteristics can not only meet the shopping needs of tourists, but also create more employment opportunities and economic income for local farmers. 4 improve the methods of rural tourism using advanced technologies such as 5g internet of things, design and develop new cultural and creative products integrated with traditional tourism products to enhance the image of smart rural tourism attractions. at the same time, we will actively promote the coordinated development of tourism and the 5g internet of things to inject new vitality into the future development of rural tourism. 6.4. "cultural and tourism + artificial intelligence". improve the level of rural governance perfect infrastructure plays a decisive role in supporting the development of rural tourism. when promoting the highquality development of rural tourism, guangxi needs to strengthen the infrastructure construction, focusing on the following aspects (table 4) table 4. important measures to improve the development of rural cultural and tourism industry order number respect concrete measure 1 improve traffic conditions accelerate the transformation and upgrading of rural tourism roads, promote the construction of "four good rural roads", and build a "fast forward and slow travel" transportation system for rural tourism. 2 we will strengthen supporting construction further improve the health level of rural tourism areas, provide tourists with high-quality accommodation options, optimize the network information service and online booking of rural tourism attractions and surrounding scenic spots, wi-fi, intelligent interpretation, scenic spot information push, ecological environment monitoring and other functions, to help the smart rural tourism one-stop service. 3 we will strengthen the construction and cultivation of demonstration sites counties (cities, districts) annual farmhouse (homestay) demonstration sites guide local farmers to improve their service quality and management level, pay attention to the exploration of characteristics and cultural connotation, reflect the unique charm of local rural culture, and provide tourists with rich and colorful rural tourism experience. "cultural and tourism + artificial intelligence" to improve the training of rural talents rural talents play a vital role in rural revitalization, especially under the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence", the cultivation of rural talents in guangxi is particularly important. guangxi should formulate a series of comprehensive and systematic talent training plans to improve the comprehensive quality and professional skills of rural talents. on the one hand, attention should be paid to the cultivation of non-genetic inheritors and cultural talents in rural areas. by offering special training courses and combining with the traditional mentoring and apprentice inheritance mode, we should help them master more intangible cultural heritage skills and cultural knowledge, and improve their cultural literacy and inheritance ability. on the other hand, we should strengthen the training of rural tourism practitioners, carry out comprehensive training activities, including tourism knowledge lectures, service skills training, safety awareness education, etc., to help them improve their professional quality and service awareness, and provide tourists with better tourism experience. in order to realize these training plan, need to establish training base, through cooperation with institutions of higher learning, tourism enterprises, in the key rural tourism scenic spot set up special training base, provide perfect training facilities and resources, open professional courses related to rural tourism, for rural tourism practitioners to provide a system of learning and growth platform. at the same time, the implementation of the talent introduction plan to attract outstanding rural tourism professionals from inside and outside the region to guangxi by providing competitive salary and treatment, good working environment and broad space for career development. 7. conclusion and suggestions this study focuses on the emerging integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence". with the background of rural revitalization in guangxi, it deeply discusses the application potential of artificial intelligence technology in rural tourism, and puts forward the innovative ideas of the intelligent transformation and upgrading of rural tourism enabled by science and technology. research shows that the introduction of artificial intelligence technology can 48 effectively improve the intelligent level of rural tourism in guangxi, promote industrial upgrading, so as to promote rural revitalization. the conclusions of the study are reflected in the following five aspects: 1) innovative tourism experience: use vr technology to explore village culture, develop vr tourism products, realize online and offline interactive experience, and improve tourists' satisfaction. 2) innovative tourism service: establish a cloud service system, realize tourism resource sharing and intelligent management, provide digital and personalized services, and meet the quality and diversified needs. 3) innovative tourism content: use virtual technology to visualize cultural content, innovate tourism methods and content, create a virtual rural paradise, realize education through entertainment, and promote the development of cultural tourism industry. 4) cultivate new forms of rural tourism: promote the intelligent rural complex model, integrate high-tech agriculture, leisure and vacation, and rural communities, build an intelligent rural tourism industry chain, and promote the integration of tourism and the three industries. 5) help rural tourism: optimize the network information service and online booking service of rural tourism scenic spots and surrounding scenic spots, build a smart rural tourism cloud data platform, realize precision marketing and service, improve service quality and tourist satisfaction. 7.1. research discussion the fusion mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence" proposed in this study has the following positive significance: promoting cultural inheritance and development: using artificial intelligence technology to visualize traditional cultural content, make it easier to understand and spread, enhance the sense of cultural experience, and promote cultural inheritance and development. promoting industrial transformation and upgrading: enabling rural tourism through artificial intelligence technology, realizing intelligent management, service and marketing of tourism resources, improving industrial efficiency and competitiveness, and promoting industrial transformation and upgrading. improving the quality of rural life: to improve rural public services, improve infrastructure construction, optimize rural governance, improve rural living environment, and improve the quality of life of rural residents. help rural revitalization: integrate culture, tourism, science and technology and other factors to promote rural economic development, shorten the gap between urban and rural areas, and realize rural revitalization. 7.2. shortage of research this study still has the following shortcomings, which need further research: first, the lack of specific case analysis: the lack of in-depth analysis of specific cases in the study, the lack of discussion of practical application scenarios and technical details, it is difficult to reflect the practical feasibility and effect of the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence". second, there is a lack of economic benefit analysis: the research does not analyze the economic benefits of the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence", and lacks the evaluation of cost, income and return on investment, so it is difficult to support its economic feasibility. third, the lack of research on social influence: the research on the possible social impact of ai technology application in rural tourism, the lack of discussion on employment, privacy protection, ethics and other aspects, it is difficult to comprehensively evaluate its social benefits. 7.3. future research direction future research needs further insight into the following aspects: 1) carry out case study: select typical cases for in-depth study, analyze the specific application scenarios, technical solutions and implementation paths of the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence", and evaluate its economic and social benefits. 2) detailed technical plan: deeply study the specific application scenarios of artificial intelligence technology in rural tourism, formulate a feasible technical plan with perfect technical details, and explore its technical feasibility and implementation path. 3) economic benefit analysis: conduct economic benefit analysis of the integration mode of "cultural tourism + artificial intelligence", evaluate its cost, income and return on investment, and provide reference for decision-making. 4) explore the social impact: pay attention to the possible social impact 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[11] ruan petite dragon. research on the development of ethnic cultural resources in guangxi under the background of "belt and road" cooperation [j]. the china market, the 2024, (04):33-36.doi:10.13939/j.cnki.zgsc.2024.04.009. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 5 design and implementation of an automatic white sugar impurity detection system based on multispectral imaging xin zhong 1, li luo 1, *, xiangyang yu 2, yefan cai 3, weibing hong 3 1 school of physics & optoelectronic engineering, guangdong university of technology, guangzhou guangdong, 510000, china 2 school of physics, sun yat-sen university, state key laboratory of optoelectronic materials and technologies, nanchang research institute, guangzhou guangdong, 510000, china 3 guangzhou guangxin technology co., ltd., guangzhou guangdong, 510000, china * corresponding author: li luo abstract: traditional methods for removing impurities from sugar are not very inefficient and have limited accuracy. this study designed and implemented an automatic white sugar impurity detection system based on multi-modal image fusion technology to detect impurities in white sugar efficiently and accurately. the system utilizes 4 multi-spectral cameras and an rgb camera to acquire high-resolution images of the samples. by extending the input channels of the attention u-net model to thirteen, the recognition rate of impurity categories is improved by approximately 60%, significantly enhancing the detection performance of the model. the experimental results show that the system performs excellently in the image segmentation task, achieving an average intersection over union (miou) of 92.70% and an average pixel accuracy (mpa) of 93.74%. the accuracy for impurity categories reaches 95%. finally, the model was applied to test the effectiveness in identifying impurities; the results indicate that the model can effectively identify various types of impurities and also perform well in recognizing unknown categories. keywords: multi-modal image fusion; attention unet; multispectral images; impurity detection; deep learning. 1. introduction food safety and quality control are critical global concerns. as food production processes and supply chains become increasingly complex, impurity detection is more important than ever. traditional methods, such as physical and chemical laboratory analyses, are accurate but time-consuming and destructive, making them unsuitable for rapid and convenient applications [1]. as one of the most commonly used sweeteners [2], sugar is widely applied in the food and beverage industries. the sugar available on the market today is primarily derived from sugarcane or sugar beet. during production and storage, sugar is prone to contamination by impurities. traditional impurity removal methods rely on the sugar’s water solubility, requiring repeated processing with limited effectiveness. remaining impurities often require manual sorting, resulting in high detection costs and inefficiency. research on sugar has mainly focused on qualitative analysis, sugar content, and particle size measurement [3,4], with fewer studies addressing impurity detection. spectral vision, which combines imaging and spectroscopy, enables simultaneous acquisition of spatial and spectral information from samples. depending on resolution, it can be categorized into hyperspectral and multispectral imaging. this technology not only provides detailed spatial information but also reveals the chemical composition of materials, making it highly suitable for food detection. for example, multispectral imaging has been used to detect mango chilling damage [5] and non-smoking materials in cigarettes [6], achieving high detection accuracy in complex scenarios. based on the background, this study proposes an automated sugar impurity detection system using multimodal image fusion technology. the system employs a multispectral and an rgb cameras for image capture, along with a deep learning model (attention u-net) for automated impurity detection. multispectral imaging enables precise composition analysis, while rgb imaging captures object appearances. compared to traditional methods, this system offers significant advantages in non-destructive testing and realtime analysis, improving detection efficiency and accuracy. 2. overall framework design of the system 2.1. functional design of the system this study develops an automated sugar impurity detection system based on spectral imaging and deep learning, achieving efficient, accurate, and real-time detection to meet the quality control demands in complex production environments. the system integrates multispectral image processing techniques and deep learning models, enabling rapid impurity identification under complex backgrounds while ensuring the stability and accuracy of detection results. the system is user-friendly, requiring no specialized knowledge for operation, and offers flexibility and scalability for future upgrades in line with technological advancements and market demands. the system comprises the following key modules, with the system architecture illustrated in figure 1: (1) imaging system: before operation, the camera's exposure time and focal length need to be adjusted and set appropriately. the image capture process can be controlled via software, allowing the system to save the acquired image data. during system 6 operation, real-time image acquisition from the conveyor belt is required. the software is capable of displaying both the captured images and the results of model analysis in real time, providing continuous monitoring and feedback throughout the detection process. (2) computer: the computer serves as the master control unit, allowing software-based control of the conveyor belt system, image acquisition, and display of the model processing results. it manages the entire detection process, facilitating seamless coordination between the conveyor belt, image capture, and real-time presentation of analysis outcomes. (3) plc control system: the programmable logic controller (plc) serves as the slave unit, communicating with the master control unit (such as a computer). it receives command signals from the master unit and executes the corresponding control functions based on these instructions, transmitting control signals to the subordinate devices. (4) conveyor belt system: to achieve automated and real-time impurity detection, the system must ensure that samples are detected while dynamically moving along the conveyor belt. accurate control of the conveyor belt's speed and direction is crucial, as it not only affects data acquisition efficiency but also plays a key role in the subsequent impurity removal process. the conveyor belt parameters must be carefully set to meet the demands of high-speed, high-quality data collection while providing sufficient time and space for impurity selection, thereby improving the overall efficiency and accuracy of the production line. rgb, multispectral imaging  system computer  pcl control system conveyor  belt  system other  modules fig 1. system architecture diagram 2.2. system hardware design in this study, spectral image data of sugar and various impurities were collected using the spectral system shown in figure 2. the system consists of four multispectral cameras and an rgb camera. the multispectral cameras are designed with ten bands, covering wavelengths from 713 nm to 920 nm, with a wavelength resolution of 23 nm. their compact size, low cost, and high performance make them ideal for on-site rapid detection applications. the rgb camera is equipped with a wide-angle lens to capture image information over a larger field of view. the system also includes four 50w halogen lamps as the lighting source. the conveyor belt, made of white food-grade pu material, serves as the background for material transport and also functions as a reference whiteboard for spectral image data calibration. light source multispectral camera plc system conveyor belt computer rgb camera fig 2. hardware architecture of the sugar impurity detection system 7 the workflow of the system is shown in figure 3. initially, the hardware setup is debugged and adjusted, including the calibration of the cameras and light sources. next, the whiteboard and calibration board are captured to obtain the whiteboard data and the geometric parameters of the camera. these data are used during the preprocessing stage to calibrate the acquired spectral images, ensuring both image quality and data consistency. after preprocessing, the data are used for model training. finally, the results are displayed on the software interface, showing the processed images. white board and  calibration board  collection data collection model processing result camera parameters calculated from whiteboard data and calibration board system hardware  adjustment preprocessing fig 3. system workflow diagram 3. data preparation and processing 3.1. experimental materials white sugar and impurity samples sourced from a leading domestic producer were used to replicate real-world production conditions. impurities included common foreign objects such as yellow sugar, hair strands, rubber fragments, packaging debris, black rubber, blue threads, and metals, providing diverse and challenging scenarios for testing. some of these impurities are shown in figure 4. brown sugar rubber packaging material fragments black rubber blue thread metal hair fig 4. color images of different types of impurities 3.2. experimental data preparation in this experiment, impurities were randomly selected and mixed with white sugar to simulate the randomness and uncontrollability of impurities in actual production. although the impurity content in real-world production is typically lower than the settings used in this experiment, a higher impurity ratio was intentionally chosen to ensure the applicability of the detection method under varying impurity content conditions. this design helps to verify the robustness of the proposed method in complex scenarios, providing more reliable technical support and assurance for impurity detection in real-world production environments. 3.2.1. data collection before data collection, the zoom ring of the rgb camera's wide-angle lens must be adjusted to focus on the plane where the samples are located. additionally, the exposure time for both the multispectral and rgb cameras needs to be finetuned to avoid overexposure or underexposure, which could affect the experimental results. during the formal data collection process, the first step is to capture the data of a white reference board and a calibration plate for system calibration. this ensures the accuracy and consistency of the spectral data. after calibration, white sugar is mixed with impurities, and data collection begins. once a set of samples is photographed, the samples must be promptly replaced for the next round of data collection. this process ensures that multiple different sample combinations are captured, improving the model's generalization ability and detection performance. 3.2.2. spectral data preprocessing during the imaging process, spectral data can be influenced by various factors, making data preprocessing particularly important. in this study, we performed several preprocessing 8 steps on the spectral image data, including cropping, spectral calibration, image registration, standard normalization, and multiple scattering correction. additionally, we utilized image fusion techniques to combine high-resolution images captured by the rgb camera with spectral images obtained from the multispectral camera. the processed image data cube contains 13 channels: the first three channels represent the rgb image information, while the remaining 10 channels correspond to the multispectral image data at 10 different wavelengths in the near-infrared region. these images provide a solid foundation for subsequent analysis and model training, ensuring that the model can effectively learn and improve detection accuracy. spectral calibration is performed to eliminate the effects of sensor baseline signals and lighting factors, ensuring the accuracy of the spectral reflectance in the images. after each whiteboard data collection, the camera’s built-in program calibrates the images based on the following formula (1) to obtain the corrected image: reflenctance= / (1) in the above equation, reflectance represents the corrected multispectral data,rawdata refers to the raw data before calibration, and whiteis the standard reference board data. t1 and t2 are the exposure times for capturing the sample and the whiteboard, respectively. in this study, both t1 and t2 are set to 50 ms. dark and dark are the dark current values automatically recorded by the camera when capturing the sample and the whiteboard. the r is the reflectance of the standard whiteboard. image registration is necessary because different cameras may have variations in viewpoint and optical characteristics during imaging, which results in inconsistencies in the position, shape, and size of the same object across their respective images. the process is shown in figure 5. in this study, the aprilgrid calibration board was used, as shown in figure 6. the aprilgrid calibration board combines the features of traditional checkerboard grids and apriltag markers, offering advantages such as high-precision positioning, strong robustness, ease of automation, and applicability in various scenarios. rgb camera and  multispectral camera  simultaneously shoot  the calibration plate extract feature  points separately matching feature  points transformation  matrix image alignment fig 5. image registration workflow diagram fig 6. aprilgrid calibration board 3.2.3. spectral data annotation after the data preprocessing was completed, the images were annotated point by point using labelme software [7]. this tool provides flexible and efficient image annotation capabilities, helping us quickly and accurately perform image segmentation and labeling. using labelme, json files containing the coordinates of impurity regions were generated. additionally, scripts were used to process these json files, automatically generating a visual annotated image (visual.png), which provided an intuitive and precise reference for subsequent model training. 4. introduction to the attention unet model and result analysis u-net was originally proposed for segmenting neuronal structures by training an end-to-end fully convolutional network on electron microscope images. it is a classic image segmentation model. with its encoder-decoder architecture, u-net is capable of capturing both global and local information at multiple scales and has been widely used in medical image segmentation and natural image segmentation tasks [8]. 9 attention u-net is an improved version of the classic unet that incorporates an attention mechanism, as shown in figure 7 [9]. the attention mechanism enables the network to automatically focus on more important feature regions, especially when the contrast between the target and background is low or the boundaries are unclear. this mechanism enhances the ability to capture critical areas, making it particularly suitable for organ segmentation in medical imaging [10]. in the task of white sugar impurity detection, the impurities are typically small and have a low contrast with the background (white sugar). the attention mechanism of attention u-net can more precisely focus on the impurity regions, effectively improving the accuracy and robustness of detection. through this mechanism, the network is able to better ignore irrelevant background information and highlight the features of the impurities, significantly enhancing segmentation performance. this makes attention u-net more effective in recognizing and locating impurities in complex scenarios, providing reliable support for automated detection. in the white sugar impurity detection task of this study, due to the introduction of a ten-band multispectral camera, the model was modified to handle a thirteen-channel multispectral image input, instead of the traditional singlechannel grayscale or three-channel rgb images. this modification allows the model to fully utilize the multispectral image data, enhancing its ability to detect and identify impurities in white sugar more effectively. fig 7. attention unet model structure 4.1. model evaluation metrics to comprehensively evaluate the model's performance in the sugar impurity detection task, this study uses several common segmentation evaluation metrics, including accuracy, mean pixel accuracy (mpa), mean intersection over union (miou), and dice coefficient. 4.2. analysis of model comparison results during the training process, we recorded the model's loss and dice coefficient, as shown in figure 8, to evaluate the model's performance. these metrics provide us with an intuitive understanding of the model's training effectiveness and help in further optimizing the model's parameters and training strategy. (a) (b) fig 8. (a) loss during the training process and (b) real-time changes in the dice coefficient as seen from the figure above, the loss value gradually decreases during the training process, while the dice coefficient steadily increases, indicating that the model exhibits good convergence and improving segmentation performance. these results suggest that after multiple training rounds, the model can effectively adapt to the data and enhance its ability to detect and segment impurities in white sugar. 10 in this experiment, we optimized the attention unet model. traditional attention unet typically uses a single rgb image as input, whereas in this experiment, we modified the input channels to thirteen images to better suit our dataset. during the training process, the dataset was divided into training, validation, and test sets in a 60%, 20%, and 20% ratio, respectively, for model training, parameter tuning, and performance evaluation. additionally, we performed data processing for both types of input and conducted a detailed analysis of the results for each category as well as the overall results, as shown in table 1. table 1. recognition results of different categories under models with different input image numbers (all refers to the overall results of the model for sugar and impurities) input image category category mean intersection over union (miou) % mean pixel accuracy (mpa) % accuracy % 1 rgb image background 99.66 99.67 99.80 impurities 31.22 94.16 31.84 all 66.44 96.91 99.66 r, g, b, and ten multispectral images background 99.97 99.97 99.97 impurities 95.42 87.50 95.17 all 92.70 93.74 99.97 from the table above, it can be observed that when the input is a single rgb image, the model performs excellently in the background (i.e., white sugar), with the mean intersection over union (miou), mean pixel accuracy (mpa), and overall accuracy all exceeding 99%. however, the model's performance in impurity detection is unsatisfactory, with both the mean intersection over union and accuracy falling below 50%. despite the high overall accuracy, this is primarily due to the much higher proportion of white sugar compared to impurities, which skews the overall accuracy. in contrast, the improved attention unet model shows significant improvement in both background and impurity detection. particularly in impurity detection, the mean intersection over union (miou) increased to 95.42%, and the overall accuracy reached 95.17%. this indicates that the introduction of multispectral images significantly enhanced the model's detection capability in complex scenarios, improving its ability to identify and segment impurities in white sugar. 4.3. attention u_net training results and visualization results in this test, we not only evaluated the model's ability to recognize the impurity types present in the training dataset but also specifically examined its performance in detecting new impurities (i.e., impurities that were not present during the training phase). the results for the recognition of known impurities are shown in figure 9, and the results for the detection of new impurities are shown in figure 10. (a) (b) 1cm 1cm fig 9. (a) original image of impurities from existing categories in the training set; (b) predicted result image as shown in the above figures, figure 9(a) displays the original multispectral image, with the impurity locations marked by red circles. figure 9(b) presents the model's prediction results for the image in figure 9(a). a comparison reveals that most impurities are accurately identified, and the model performs well in distinguishing between sugar and impurities. as shown in the above figure, the detection of previously unseen impurities during the model training process is demonstrated. figure 10(a) displays the original image, with red circles marking the newly introduced impurities and cyan circles indicating the impurities that were present during training. figure 10(b) shows the model's detection results for the image in figure 10(a), with red circles indicating the impurities that were not detected and black markings representing correctly identified impurities. it is important to note that the undetected impurity is a transparent film, which has a high transmittance for incident light and a weak reflected spectral signal, making it difficult for the model to accurately recognize these impurities during detection. 11 the detection results indicate that the model performs well in the practical application of white sugar impurity detection, achieving efficient and accurate impurity identification. additionally, the model also demonstrates strong performance when recognizing unfamiliar impurity categories. (a) (b) 1cm1cm fig 10. (a) original image with added new impurities; (b) model prediction result image 5. summarize in the sugar processing industry, existing impurity removal techniques fail to meet the demands of current production processes. inadequate impurity detection not only affects product quality but also poses potential food safety risks. to address this, this study designs and proposes an impurity detection system for white sugar that combines multimodal image fusion technology, integrating both multispectral and rgb cameras, along with deep learning models, for automated, non-destructive impurity detection. to better utilize multispectral data, the traditional attention unet model was optimized by expanding the input channels from the conventional single-channel grayscale or threechannel rgb images to thirteen channels, which are adapted to the system's needs. the multispectral images cover multiple bands from visible light to near-infrared, enabling the capture of both chemical and physical characteristics of sugar and its impurities, thereby significantly improving impurity detection accuracy. experimental results demonstrate a significant performance improvement in the recognition of impurity categories with the optimized model. this indicates that multispectral data helps enhance the precision and reliability of impurity detection. the system provides a new solution for impurity detection in sugar production, greatly improving detection efficiency, reducing reliance on manual intervention, and enabling efficient real-time monitoring. the system can substantially reduce errors caused by human factors in production, lowering labor costs while ensuring food safety during the production process. future research could explore detection methods for different types of impurities and attempt to apply the system to other food industries, expanding its application range. acknowledgments national natural science foundation of china (11574058). references [1] müller, h., & agustín, p. 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(2020). attention u-net based on residual learning for medical image segmentation. ieee access, 8, 55230-55239. doi: 10.1109/ access. 2020. 298 2408. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 1 research on formation reorganization optimization and trajectory planning for robotic swan light performance on water surface zhanchong zhou, huailin luo, tao zhang school of mechanical engineering, sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin sichuan, 644005, china abstract: this paper proposes a method for a robotic swan light performance on the water surface, conducting an in-depth study on the reorganization and trajectory planning of the formation. in response to the reorganization needs of the performance formation faced by the water surface robot group, this scheme takes into account the performance requirements of individual robots and the collaborative effect of the entire group, realizing optimal aesthetic adjustment of the formation reorganization allocation. at the same time, the scheme also includes a trajectory planning method, which ensures the smooth and continuous motion of the swan water surface robots on the water through the distributed model predictive control (dmpc) framework, while avoiding potential collisions, enhance the lighting effects of the swan water surface performance by the robot swarm. keywords: collective performance; trajectory planning; formation reorganization allocation; distributed model predictive control. 1. introduction with the rise of the night economy [1], cities are seeking novel forms of night-time entertainment to attract tourists and enhance their image. the performance of a group of swan robots on the water surface, with its unique charm that combines technology and art, has become a new driving force for the development of the night economy [2-3]. he performance of the swan robot group on the water surface creates dynamic visual art through the interaction of lights and water, not only enriching the city's night scene but also providing a new audience experience. compared with traditional performances, the light swan robot group performance on the water surface is safer, more environmentally friendly, and has high flexibility and innovation. in addition, they can quickly spread through social media, enhance the promotional effect of the event, attract more tourists, and drive the development of related industries [4-5]. fig 1. schematic diagram of the lighting swan water surface robot group performance effect this paper proposes a formation reorganization allocation scheme and trajectory planning method for the performance of swan robots on the water surface, exploring the factors that affect the performance effect of formation reorganization and conducting multi-objective optimization. at the same time, the method of distributed model predictive control [6] (dmpc) can effectively solve the path planning problem of swan robots, ensuring the coordinated movement of the robot group on the water. figure 1 shows the rendering effect of the swan robot group performance on the water surface using the ue engine. 2. problem description fig 2. schematic diagram of the formation reorganization position optimization problem. compared to drone swarm control for three-dimensional spatial formation performances, the swan water surface robot group performance is limited to the two-dimensional space on the water surface, which restricts the freedom in constructing 2 spatial images [7]. therefore, to enhance the viewing pleasure of the performance, it is necessary to frequently reorganize the formation to showcase the dynamic beauty and swan-like autonomy of the water surface robots. by precisely controlling the reorganization allocation and the coordinated movements between robots, a variety of visual effects can be created. frequent formation reorganizations imply the need for a variety of formation shapes as support. therefore, it is not feasible to manually set the reorganization allocation and trajectory planning for each formation reorganization as in drone swarm performances. it is necessary to develop optimization methods for formation reorganization and trajectory planning to achieve the best group performance effect. taking a group of 12 water surface swan robots as an example, let the initial formation notation of each swan robot be e1, e2, ..., e12, and the formation notation after reorganization be d1, d2, ..., d12. figure 2 illustrates the optimization problem of formation reorganization positions. 3. formation reconfiguration plan 3.1. individual performance requirements when individual swan surface robots move from their initial positions to desired positions, it is important to consider the performance requirements such as energy consumption and rotation range of the robots. the energy efficiency and the extent of motion are crucial factors that can affect the overall performance and longevity of the swan robots during their operation on the water surface. ensuring optimal energy use and a wide range of motion can enhance their ability to perform complex maneuvers and maintain prolonged operational times. 3.1.1. energy consumption when allocating the reorganization of the formation for each swan surface robot, it is necessary to reduce the overall energy consumption. the total distance each swan surface robot travels to reach the designated reorganization position should be as small as possible. this involves calculating the difference in distance between the initial position and the designated formation position of the swan surface robot, using the chordal distance for the calculation. the chordal distance is the straight-line distance between two points on the surface, which is an important factor in minimizing energy consumption during the movement of the robots: , , , , (1) ∑ (2) at the same time, each swan surface robot has a limited and equal amount of energy. it is necessary to ensure that the variance in the distance each swan surface robot travels from its initial position to the designated formation position is minimized. this prevents an individual robot from being repeatedly assigned to a distant desired position after multiple reorganizations, which could lead to excessive energy consumption, shutdown, and an inability to complete subsequent group performances, thereby affecting the performance effect. ̅ (3) in the formula: represents the distance from the initial position to the designated reorganization position for the swan surface robot; represents the total sum of the chordal distances; , , , are the initial position coordinates of the swan surface robot; , , , are the designated formation position coordinates of the swan surface robot; is the total number of swan surface robots participating in the group performance; represents the variance of the distances. 3.1.2. turning maneuver range if the swan surface robot is underactuated, it cannot perform rapid large turns, which will affect the overall fle xibility and response speed in the group performance. therefore, the smaller the turning angle between the initial position and the designated formation position of the swan surface robot, the less time is required for the turning maneuver, reducing the time needed for formation reorganization and enhancing aesthetic appeal of the performance. however, to not reduce the flexibility of individual swan surface robots to reach various expected positions, it is not suitable to restrict the maximum turning angle of individuals. instead, the sum of the turning angles for each individual will be calculated as follows: θ arctan , , , , (4) θ =∑ θ   (5) 3.2. coordination requirement during the formation reorganization process, it is necessary for the swan surface robots to have the best possible collaborative effect, taking into account the influence between the swan surface robots. 3.2.1. reorganization time coordination during the reorganization process, the time difference for the swan surface robots to reach their respective desired positions needs to be as small as possible. generally speaking, the smaller the time difference, the faster the formation is formed, and the better the performance effect will be; (6) in the formula: represents the time difference; is the time when the first swan surface robot arrives at the expected designated position, is the time when the last swan surface robot arrives at the expected designated position. 3.2.2. avoid intersecting coordination during the reorganization process, to reduce the risk of collisions between the swan surface robots, the movement trajectories of each individual should avoid intersections. moreover, frequent trajectory intersections can cause visual confusion and degrade the viewing experience [8]. the calculation method for the number of trajectory intersections is as follows: 1) arrange the x-axis coordinates of the initial positions of the swan surface robots in ascending order from smallest to largest to obtain an ordered matrix: 1 2 . . . . . . (7) 2) obtain the corresponding x-axis coordinate matrix for the expected positions: 1 2 . . . . . . (8) compare the positions of the (1≤ ≤n-1) and (1≤ ≤n) surface swan robots; if > ,it is recorded as one instance of lateral trajectory intersection, and all other cases are considered non-intersecting. 3) sequentially judge the situations of , , . . . , and accumulate to obtain the intersection factor z. 3 4. formation reorganization optimization in the process of optimizing the reorganization of swan surface robot formations, various factors such as energy consumption, turning maneuver range, time coordination, and avoiding intersecting coordination must be considered. therefore, the formation reorganization allocation optimization problem is classified as a multi-objective optimization problem, which is solved using the nsag-ii algorithm for multi-objective optimization. the optimization target variables involved are , , θ and z. since time coordination needs to consider collision avoidance and movement distance during the motion process, it is optimized in the subsequent trajectory planning. thus, the formation reorganization allocation is planned under ideal non-collision conditions, with a constant speed, using the distance variance as an approximate substitute for the time coordination optimization target. assuming the number of swan surface robots and the expected positions for reorganization are both ,the allocation scheme is defined as the following matrix:: ⋯ (9) (9)in the formula, the element in the first row and first column of the matrix represents the allocation of the swan surface robot numbered 1 to the designation in the expected formation, the element in the first row and second column represents the allocation of the swan surface robot numbered 2 to the designation in the expected formation, and so on, ∈ 1,2,3, … ,12 . 4.1. the nsga-ii multi-objective optimization solution process 1) define initial parameters: including population size, number of variables, variable ranges, number of iterations, initial crossover, mutation probability; 2) define the optimization objective function; 3) randomly initialize the population: randomly generate the allocation scheme p matrix, and calculate the objective function value for each individual; 4) perform genetic iterative computation and merge: including selection, crossover, and mutation operations to generate a new offspring population, and merge the parent and offspring to form a new population; 5) conduct nondominated sorting: quickly sort the new population based on the objective function values, calculate the crowding distance, and select individuals to enter the next generation based on the sorting and crowding distance; 7) return to step 4 for computation, and so on until the set termination conditions are met and the pareto solution set is generated. fig 3. flowchart of the nsga-ii algorithm. 5. formation reorganization simulation results and data analysis 5.1. simulation the initial formation coordinates of the swan surface robots and the expected formation coordinates are set as shown in table 1, and the corresponding two-dimensional coordinate graph is shown in figure 4. table 1. corresponding coordinates of initial and desired formations initial formation designation corresponding coordinates desired formation designation corresponding coordinates e1 (0,13) d1 (20,-9.5) e2 (5,13) d2 (18.6,-4.5) e3 (10,13) d3 (15,-0.8) e4 (15,13) d4 (10,0.5) e5 (20,13) d5 (5,-0.8) e6 (25,13) d6 (1.3,-4.5) e7 (-5,80) d7 (0,-9.5) e8 (0,80) d8 (1.3,-14.5) e9 (5,80) d9 (5,-18.1) e10 (10,80) d10 (10,-19.5) e11 (15,80) d11 (15,-18.1) e12 (20,80) d12 (18.6,14.5) 4 fig 4. diagram of initial formation coordinates and the distribution of desired formation coordinates. table 2. parameter settings for the nsga-ii algorithm parameters parameter values population size 100 number of iterations 200 crossover probability 0.8 mutation probability 0.2 variables 1-12 permutations the resulting three-dimensional pareto solution set graph is as follows: fig 5. pareto front diagram 5 5.2. team formation simulation optimization data analysis in order to intuitively analyze the high-dimensional pareto solutions optimized by nsga-ii, pca [9-10] (principal component analysis) is used, which is a method of dimensionality reduction and dimensionless processing for the data on the pareto front. at the same time, the k-means clustering algorithm is applied to the reduced data to categorize the data into 4 clusters as shown in figure 6, and the number of clusters in each category is calculated as shown in figure 7. fig 6. two-dimensional dimensionality reduction clustering diagram of pareto solutions. fig 7. cluster count statistical chart to assess whether the division of data into 4 cluster groups aligns with the characteristics of the 4 optimization objectives of the data, the silhouette coefficient curve of the clusters was calculated, as shown in figure 8. it was found that the optimal number of cluster groups is 3 with a silhouette coefficient of 0.773, and the second-best allocation of cluster groups is 4 with a silhouette coefficient of 0.755. the difference is small, which is quite consistent with the 4 target optimization characteristics of the data. fig 8. silhouette coefficient curve chart calculate the average values of the four target values , , θ and z for each cluster as shown in table 2,the analysis shows that clusters 1, 2, and 3 have advantageous performance in the target values of ,z, θ respectively, cluster 4 data shows superior performance in the other target values while having a high interlacing frequency z. randomly select data from cluster 1, and its formation reorganization optimization allocation plan and its allocation plan diagram are shown in figure 9. 6 7 3 2 1 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 (10) fig 9. formation reorganization allocation scheme diagram for category 1 data table 3. average objective values for each cluster category (m) z(times) θ (rad) category 1 360.46 3.61 1.54 37.57 category 2 383.98 3.21 3.30 16.13 category 3 365.05 4.36 1.24 55.26 category 4 363.31 5.42 1.57 21.93 randomly select data from cluster 2, and its formation reorganization optimization allocation plan and its allocation plan diagram are shown in figure 10. 5 6 2 4 1 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 (11) randomly select data from cluster 3, and its formation reorganization optimization allocation plan and its 6 allocation plan diagram are shown in figure 11. 6 5 4 12 1 3 9 7 8 10 11 2 (12) fig 10. formation reorganization allocation scheme diagram for category3 data fig 11. formation reorganization allocation scheme diagram for category 3 data randomly select data from cluster 3, and its formation reorganization optimization allocation plan and its allocation plan diagram are shown in figure 12. 6 5 2 3 4 1 9 7 8 10 11 12 (13) fig 12. formation reorganization allocation scheme diagram for category 4 data 6. trajectory motion planning model establishment 6.1. distributed model predictive control (dmpc) distributed model predictive control (dmpc) is an advanced control strategy that allows multiple agents, such as drones or robots, to independently plan and execute their trajectories from an initial position to a target position without a central coordinator. the core of this method lies in each agent's ability to solve an optimization problem based on its own dynamic model and predictive capabilities to find the best control input sequence. at each time step, each agent will share its predicted future state with other agents. using this shared information, agents can predict and detect potential collisions. moreover, dmpc has high scalability and is adaptable for controlling the reorganization performance of different numbers of swan water surface robot formations. 6.2. model establishment 6.2.1. state description the model's objective is to generate collision-free trajectories that will drive n agents from their initial positions to their final positions while being subject to constraints on state and actuation. the swan water surface robots are modeled as unit mass points in two-dimensional space, with each swan water surface robot's motion described by position, velocity, and acceleration. the dynamic equations are as follows: 1 v a (14) v 1 v a (15) equation(14)describes the position update, where , , a are the position, velocity, and acceleration of the swan water surface robot at time step ,respectively, with being the discretized time step; equation (15) describes the change in the velocity of the swan water surface robot as a function of acceleration and time. when generating trajectories for multiple swan water surface robots and humans, various constraints need to be considered. the actuation capacity of the swan water surface robots is limited, with maximum and minimum value restrictions imposed on acceleration [13], as followers: a a a (16) during the performance formation reorganization process, facing different water surface environments, the available space for movement varies, and it is necessary to complete the reorganization within the designated water surface area. the position state p is subject to constraints, as follows: (17) to avoid collisions between the motion trajectories of swan water surface robots and other individuals, a scaling matrix θ is used to define the collision[14-15] constraint between water surface swan robot and .this constraint ensures that the distance between the agents is greater than a certain minimum distance within the predicted time steps. the expression for the collision constraint is as follows: θ 0 0 (18) ∥∥θ ∥∥ (19) in equation(18) and are the scaling factors along the x-axis and y-axis, respectively. by adjusting the values of and ,the collision distance boundaries of the swan surface 7 robot can be modified in the corresponding axis directions to meet the requirements of various performance environments. 6.2.2. distributed model predictive control model establishment use equations(13)and(14)to establish a linear model[1617],expressing the state of the swan surface robot within a prediction range of length, | , | , | represent the predicted values of , , based on the available state information at time , ∈ 0,1,2, … , 1 ,the model equations are as follows: 1| 1| 0 | | /2 | (20) where is the 3×3 identity matrix, and 0 is the 3×3 zero matrix, the acceleration is chosen as the input of our model system. 6.2.3. establishment of the cost function in order to enable the group of swan surface robots to achieve continuous, smooth, and elegant motion trajectories and reach the desired target positions with minimal time differences during formation reconfiguration, the following cost function is established: 1)target distance cost function: the objective is to continuously drive our surface swan robot to the desired position , ,over the remaining time steps . the cost function is defined as follows: , ∑   ∥∥ | , ∥∥ (21) 2)control input variation cost function: the objective is to minimize the variation of acceleration and smooth the trajectory. the cost function is defined as follows: , ∑   ∥ | 1| ∥ (22) 3)temporal coordination cost function: the objective is to achieve temporal coordination among the surface swan robots during formation reconfiguration, such that the difference in distances each surface swan robot covers to reach the desired formation position is minimal at every moment: ∑   ∥∥ | , ∥∥ (23) , ∑   ∥∥ | , ∥∥ (24) where and are symmetric positive definite weight matrices, and the total cost function is the sum of equations(22), (23)and(24)as follows: , , , (25) 6.2.4. model simulation verification fig 13. scheme trajectory distribution char choose the p_4 high interleaved allocation scheme for motion trajectory model simulation verification, resulting in an effective collision avoidance trajectory, as shown in figure 13: analysis of the trajectory distribution diagram shows that the trajectory of individual 5 has more interweaving with individuals 3, 4, 10, and 11. the 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[17] p. ru, “nonlinear model predictive control for cooperative control and estimation,” ph.d. dissertation, 2017. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 32 research on grading method for jin guan apples based on machine vision yi shi * department of computer science and technology, shandong university of technology, linyi, shandong, co 255000, china * corresponding author email: 98540492@163.com abstract: as the demand for apples increases, so do the expectations for apple quality. to address the time-consuming and labor-intensive nature of apple grading, this paper focuses on the jin-guan apple variety and applies machine vision techniques to extract three key features: maximum transverse diameter, shape index, and surface color. a backpropagation neural network (bp neural network) is employed to achieve accurate grading of the apples. first, by analyzing the relationships between the rgb color space components in the original images, the apple images are extracted using the method of comparing the r channel value to the b channel value. gaussian filtering is then applied to remove image noise. second, the complete apple contour is extracted using an improved sobel operator method. the maximum transverse diameter and shape index of the apple are calculated based on the pixel coordinates along the contour, and the apple's surface color is determined using a nearest-neighbor classifier. finally, a bp neural network model is established and trained to perform the grading. a total of 160 apples were used for training, and 140 for testing. the results show that the grading accuracy reached 92.14%, and the grading efficiency was approximately 1.7 times that of a skilled human grader. this grading method provides a technical reference for apple grading processes. keywords: machine vision; apple grading; bp neural network; image processing. 1. introduction with the improvement of living standards, the demand for fruits has significantly increased. apples, as one of the most commonly consumed fruits, are highly favored by consumers. in recent years, china's apple production has been rising steadily, with a total output exceeding 40 million tons in 2017. however, only a small portion of apples is exported due to the inconsistent quality and relatively outdated grading technology. in contrast, many foreign countries have already implemented online monitoring for certain fruits [1-2]. currently, apple grading in china primarily relies on manual methods, which are time-consuming, labor-intensive, and subject to considerable subjective bias. as machine vision technology gradually permeates the agricultural sector from its industrial origins, it has begun to be applied in the inspection of agricultural products [3]. numerous researchers have utilized machine vision technology in the grading of apples. li long et al. [4] employed machine vision techniques to assess the appearance of apples under static conditions. chen yanjun et al. [5] established a linear model to map the diameter pixel counts from three different surface images of apples to their actual diameters, which reflected the size of the apples to some extent. leemans et al. [6] proposed a detection method for jin-guan apples based on color information. sofu et al. [7] introduced a real-time processing-based automatic sorting and quality inspection system for apples. to enhance grading accuracy, many researchers have integrated machine vision with various classification algorithms. bao xiaoan et al. [8] employed an improved artificial neural network algorithm for apple grade determination, achieving an accuracy of 88.9%. kavdr et al. [9] combined a backpropagation (bp) neural network with statistical classifiers such as decision trees, k-nearest neighbors, and bayesian methods to classify the surface quality of apples, yielding favorable results. mizushima et al. [10] proposed an apple image segmentation algorithm based on a linear support vector machine (svm) and otsu's thresholding method. this approach automatically adjusts the classification hyperplane using linear svm, effectively mitigating the effects of varying lighting conditions and fruit color changes. testing on 300 apples with different color features demonstrated that the segmentation error was less than 2%. jana et al. [11] introduced a novel grading method for apples and other agricultural products, extracting texture features from the gray-level co-occurrence matrix and statistical color features from segmented images, followed by training and prediction based on svm. sergio a et al. [12] implemented automatic apple grading by combining multiimage features with a weighted k-means clustering algorithm. huang chen et al. [13] proposed a grading method that integrates multiple apple features, such as fruit diameter and color, utilizing decision trees and svm for grading based on different features and performing decision fusion on the results of both grading methods. currently, the technology for grading based on machine vision has not been widely promoted domestically, primarily due to insufficient grading accuracy. to enhance grading accuracy, this paper focuses on the jin-guan apple variety. by employing machine vision techniques, the maximum transverse diameter, shape index, and surface color are extracted, and a backpropagation (bp) neural network is utilized for training and testing to achieve accurate grading of the apples. 2. the grading system the jin-guan apple grading system is illustrated in figure 1, which primarily consists of a conveyor structure (1), an industrial camera (3), a computer (4), a dark chamber (5), and a light source (6). 33 the conveyor structure is composed of a conveyor belt, a dc motor, and a driver, designed for transporting apples. the industrial camera used is model shl-019, operating at a frame rate of 30 fps with a resolution of 1280 × 1024. the computer utilized is a personal computer with an intel® core™ i5-6300hq cpu running at 2.3 ghz and equipped with 12.0 gb of ram. the dark chamber is employed for capturing images of the apples, with the overhead view of the dark chamber shown as (7) in figure 1. it is evident from the figure that three industrial cameras are positioned around the apple at 120° intervals to accurately capture the apple's shape parameters. the light source consists of a ring-shaped led array, ensuring uniform illumination around the apples. first, the apples to be inspected are placed at equal intervals on the conveyor belt within the conveyor structure. driven by the motor, the apples are transported into the dark chamber. when the apples reach the center of the dark chamber, a photoelectric switch is triggered to control the industrial cameras to capture images of the apples from different directions. the captured images are then transmitted to the computer for processing and analysis. finally, based on the grading results, the system sends corresponding control signals to the sorting device to achieve the grading of the apples. this paper will focus on the image preprocessing and grading module, which includes background segmentation, gaussian filtering, contour extraction, and grading using the bp neural network. figure 1. schematic diagram of the jin-guan apple grading system1.conveyor structure,2. apple,3. industrial camera, 4. computer, 5. dark chamber,6. light source,7. overhead view of the dark chamber 3. image preprocessing to accurately extract the external features of jin-guan apples, a series of preprocessing steps is necessary, including background segmentation, gaussian filtering, and contour extraction. 3.1. background segmentation to facilitate the extraction of apple images, the inner walls of the dark chamber used for grading are painted black. despite this, reflections from the industrial camera, conveyor belt, and inner walls of the dark chamber can still be observed in the captured images. if the background is not addressed, it will adversely affect the extraction of subsequent feature parameters, ultimately impacting the grading results. therefore, it is essential to segment the background of the captured apple images. typically, the steps involved in background segmentation include converting the image into a different color space, selecting a suitable single channel to transform the color image into a grayscale image, applying threshold segmentation to obtain a binary image, and finally reconstructing the color image. this method can be relatively complex and sometimes yields suboptimal results. in this study, we analyze the characteristics of the three channel components (r, g, and b) in the rgb color space for the images collected by the grading system. as shown in figure 2, the histograms of the r, g, and b channel components at the line 1 position of the apple image reveal that the r channel component is maximized in the apple region, while the b channel component is minimized. in contrast, the r, g, and b channel components of the black background area are quite similar, and in the conveyor belt area, the b channel component is maximized while the r channel component is minimized. based on these characteristics, we selectively choose areas where the r channel component exceeds the b channel component. figure 3 shows the image after background segmentation. figure 2. histogram of the three channel components under line contours figure 3. apple image after background segmentation 34 3.2. gaussian filtering before extracting the contours of the apples, the images must first be converted into grayscale. through comparative analysis, it was found that the image obtained from the r channel component exhibits higher contrast between the apple region and the background. however, due to noise caused by the light source and system structure, some noise points still persist, as shown in figure 4. in this study, the gaussian filtering method is employed to eliminate these noise points. figure 4. noise points in the image gaussian filtering is a linear filtering technique commonly used to handle sharp noise. the filter template is calculated using the gaussian formula, which is based on the twodimensional gaussian distribution function as shown in equation (1). where, (x, y) represents the template coordinates, σ is the correlation coefficient for x and y, and g (x, y) denotes the weight at the point (x, y). 2 2 22 2 1 ( , ) 2 x y σg x y e πσ   (1) in this study, a 7×7 template is used to establish a coordinate system with the center of the template as the origin. by substituting the obtained coordinates into equation (1), the weight for each point can be calculated. within the 7×7 neighborhood, the pixel values at each position are multiplied by their corresponding weights and summed to obtain the gaussian blurred value for the target pixel. after traversing all points in the image, the gaussian filtered image is produced. figure 5 illustrates the image after gaussian filtering. compared to figure 4, there is a significant reduction in noise points within the background. figure 5. apple image after gaussian filtering 3.3. contour extraction contour extraction is crucial as it directly influences the extraction of features. the most commonly used contour extraction operators include the canny and sobel operators. while the canny operator is effective in eliminating noise, it is prone to detecting false edges. therefore, this study selects the sobel operator for extracting the contours of the apples. the sobel operator is characterized by its simplicity and ease of computation. traditional algorithms typically use only horizontal and vertical templates, which may not effectively extract contours of diagonal edges. in this study, an improved sobel operator is employed for contour extraction, with the following steps: (1) in addition to the existing horizontal and vertical operators, operators at 45° and 135° are introduced, resulting in four types of operators, as shown in figure 6. (a) cross operator (b) longitudinal operator (c)45° operator (d)135° operator figure 6. templates of the four operators (2) the templates shown in figure 6 are convolved with the pixel points on the image, the absolute values of the results are then summed to obtain the pixel value at the center of the image. (3) the contours of the apples are binarized using a fixed threshold method. in the histogram of the gradient image, the apple contours are concentrated in regions with higher gradient values. by selecting an appropriate threshold, the apple contours can be effectively extracted, as described by the formula in equation (2). ' ' 255 ( , ) ( , ) 0 g x y t f x y others       (2) where, ' ( , )f x y represents the pixel value of the processed point (x, y), ' ( , )g x y denotes the gradient value at point (x, y), and t is the selected threshold. figure 7 illustrates a comparison of the apple contours extracted before and after the improvement of the sobel operator. the figure clearly shows that the contours extracted using the improved sobel operator are more complete. (a) apple contour extracted by sobel operator (b) apple contour extracted by improved sobel operator figure 7. apple contours extracted before and after the improvement of the sobel operator. 4. feature extraction the grading system presented in this study classifies golden crown apples based on three features: maximum diameter, shape index, and external color. the maximum diameter and shape index are extracted from the contours of the apples, while the external color is derived from the original images. 35 4.1. maximum diameter extraction to measure the size of an apple, the diameter of the maximum cross-section is generally used. the term "crosssection" refers to the section of the apple that is perpendicular to the line connecting the stem and the calyx. for the contours of the apples extracted in this study, the maximum diameter is defined as the difference between the maximum and minimum horizontal coordinate values of the points on the contour, as shown in equation (3). max minib x x  (3)  max 1 2 1max , , , ,n nx x x x x    (4)  min 1 2 1min , , , ,n nx x x x x    (5) where, ib represents the maximum diameter extracted from the apple image captured by the i-th industrial camera, and x denotes the horizontal coordinate of a point on the contour. due to the irregular structure of the apple, the maximum diameter measured from different angles may exhibit some discrepancies. to ensure that the extracted maximum diameter is relatively accurate, this study employs three industrial cameras positioned at 120° angles to capture the apple images. ultimately, the maximum diameter is calculated as the average of the maximum diameters obtained from the three cameras, as expressed in equation (6). similarly, the maximum vertical diameter hhh can be determined. 1 2 3 3 b b b b    (6) the extracted maximum diameter in the previous section is measured in pixels, whereas the typical unit for this measurement is millimeters, requiring a unit conversion. first, the maximum diameter of each apple is manually measured three times, and the average value is taken. this value is then compared with the maximum diameter extracted by the computer, as shown in figure 8. the scatter plot reveals an approximately linear relationship between the two. through linear fitting, the relationship between the actual maximum diameter and the computer-extracted size can be expressed by equation (7). 0.0986 0.84952acb b  (7) figure 8. pixel values of maximum horizontal diameter of apples vs. actual values 4.2. shape index the shape index refers to the ratio of the apple's maximum vertical diameter to its maximum horizontal diameter, expressed as h δ b  . the shape index has become an important criterion for assessing apple quality. a shape index between 0.9 and 1.0 indicates a conical shape, while a shape index between 0.8 and 0.9 suggests a round shape. according to chinese national standards, apples eligible for grading must have a shape index greater than 0.7, indicating that when viewed from the front, an apple's height being slightly smaller or larger than its width contributes to a more aesthetically pleasing shape. 4.3. exterior color extraction (a) light green (b) light yellow (c)dark yellow figure 9. training samples the identification of an apple's exterior color can be classified into two main types. the first type applies to apples with uneven surface coloring after harvest, such as 36 fuji apples, where the red coloration rate of the apple surface is used to represent color. the second type applies to apples with a uniform surface color after harvest, such as golden crown apples, where the color of the apple surface is directly recognized. in this study, the focus is on the golden crown apple, whose exterior color is mainly categorized into light green, light yellow, and deep yellow. these three exterior colors indicate different levels of ripeness. when the apple appears light green, its taste is sweet and sour. when the exterior is light yellow, the taste is sweet. a deep yellow exterior suggests a fragrant and sweet flavor. each of these taste profiles has a certain appeal among consumers. a classifier is used to extract the exterior color of golden crown apples. the classification process consists of two stages: training and classification. the training stage involves calculating the feature vector values for each sample and classifying them according to the chosen classification method. figure 9 illustrates some of the samples used in the training process. in this study, the exterior color of golden crown apples is categorized into three classes, representing color ranges rather than specific colors. the nearest neighbor classification method is employed, which is suitable when the samples belong to different categories and the samples in each category are not concentrated in a single cluster in the feature space. the algorithm is implemented through the following steps: (1) calculate the feature vector values of the sample; (2) compute the distance between the feature vector values and all samples in each known category. the smallest distance is considered the distance from the feature vector value to that category; (3) compare the distances from the feature vector value to all categories, and assign the sample to the category with the shortest distance. 5. bp neural network grading in this study, the bp (backpropagation) neural network is utilized to grade golden crown apples. the bp neural network adjusts its thresholds and weights through backpropagation of errors, gradually making the output approach the desired result. figure 10. schematic diagram of the bp neural network model structure the design of parameters in a bp neural network classifier is crucial as it directly impacts the classification error. below are the specific design parameters for this system: (1) determining the number of hidden layers: increasing the number of hidden layers will increase training time and reduce training efficiency. therefore, this study uses a single hidden layer. (2) determining the number of neurons in the input and output layers: in this study, the extracted features for golden crown apples are the maximum diameter, shape index, and appearance color. hence, the number of neurons in the input layer is set to 3. based on the chinese apple grading standard, golden crown apples are classified into four categories: premium, first grade, second grade, and others. therefore, the number of neurons in the output layer is set to 4. (3) determining the number of neurons in the hidden layer: the hidden layer neurons find patterns within the input sample data. if there are too many or too few neurons, it hinders pattern recognition and reduces grading accuracy. therefore, selecting the appropriate number of hidden layer neurons is essential. several theories exist for determining the number of hidden layer neurons. after testing and comparison, this study applies the method based on kolmogorov’s theorem, as shown in equation (8). 2 1n m  (8) where, n represents the number of neurons in the hidden layer, while m denotes the number of neurons in the input layer. (4) determining the training function is crucial. commonly used functions for the hidden layer include sigmoid and tansig, while the output layer typically uses tansig and purelin functions. in this study, different combinations of functions were selected for the hidden and output layers and tested experimentally, with the mean squared error (mse) calculated for each combination. as shown in table 1, the mse was minimized when the tansig function was used for the hidden layer and the purelin function for the output layer. therefore, this study adopts the tansig function for the hidden layer and the purelin function for the output layer. table 1. three scheme comparing hidden layer output layer error of mean square sigmoid tansig 0.2013 sigmoid tansig 0.1472 tansig purelin 0.0932 tansig purelin 0.1566 (5) the determination of the learning rate is critical, as it influences the magnitude of weight updates and the convergence speed of the model. a learning rate that is too high may lead to rapid convergence but risks overshooting local minima, while a learning rate that is too low results in slow convergence. typically, the learning rate is set within the range of 0.01 to 0.8. figure 11 illustrates the training error obtained at intervals of 0.05 for different learning rates. as shown in the figure, the training error is minimized when the learning rate is set to 0.2. therefore, in this study, the learning rate is established at 0.2. 37 figure 11. network training error at different learning rates. 6. results and analysis to validate the universality of the grading system, this study involved 300 samples of golden crown apples collected from three provinces in china: shandong, hebei, and liaoning. the grading standards for golden crown apples were established based on the national standards outlined in china's "fresh apples" and "special standards for export fresh apples," as shown in table 2. initially, all apple samples were manually graded to determine their respective grades. each sample was first assessed based on a single characteristic parameter. ultimately, the lowest grade among the three characteristic parameters was assigned as the grade for that sample. figure 12 illustrates the grade distribution of the 300 apple samples. table 2. grading standards for golden crown apples characteristic parameter extra class class i class ii maximum diameter >80mm >70mm >65mm shape index >1.0 >0.85 >0.7 appearance color dark yellow light yellow light green figure 12. grade distribution of all samples to validate the effectiveness of the proposed method, the samples were divided into training and testing groups. a total of 160 samples in the training group were used for method development and parameter selection, while 140 samples in the testing group were used for method verification and result statistics. experimental results indicate that the average error of the maximum diameter extracted by the system compared to manually measured values is 0.32 mm, the average error of the shape index is 0.14, and the accuracy rate of appearance color extraction is 96.4%. table 3 presents the statistical results of the system's grading. table 3. statistical results of the system's grading grade number of manual grading number of system grading accuracy rate special 35 33 94.28% first 49 45 91.84% second 40 36 90.00% others 16 15 93.75% total 140 129 92.14% the overall grading accuracy of the proposed grading system for jin guan apples is 92.14%. while the system successfully achieves accurate grading for the majority of jin guan apples, there remains a certain probability of misclassification. after a careful analysis of the entire grading process, the potential causes of misclassification are as follows: (1) reflection on the inner wall of the dark box: there is a certain degree of reflection on the inner wall of the dark box. during the process of using gaussian filtering to eliminate this effect, the edges of the apple were also blurred, resulting in less accurate contour extraction. (2) parameter setting in bp neural network: in the process of setting parameters for the bp neural network, the focus on grading efficiency inevitably led to a relatively larger grading error. (3) insufficient training samples: the number of samples used in the training process was not adequate. future work will involve using a larger dataset for training. to assess the grading efficiency of the system, three skilled graders were selected to independently grade the 140 apples in the test group. statistical analysis indicated that the system's grading efficiency is approximately 1.7 times that of the average efficiency of the skilled graders. 7. conclusion (1) this study, using jin guan apples as an example, employed machine vision techniques to extract three features: maximum horizontal diameter, fruit shape index, and external color, and subsequently applied a bp neural network model for apple grading. 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[13] huang chen, fei jiyou. online apple grading based on decision fusion of image features[j]. transactions of the chinese society of agricultural engineering (transactions of the csae), 2017, 33(1): 285-291. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 55 research on abnormal behavior detection technology for simmental cattle yizhao jia, lihao qin *, dan he and na li xinjiang university of science and technology, kuerle xinjiang, 841000, china * corresponding author: lihao qin abstract: this paper mainly studies the abnormal behavior detection technology of simmental cattle, aiming to establish an efficient and reliable abnormal behavior detection system, so as to detect abnormal situations in time and take corresponding measures to deal with potential problems. at the same time, by establishing a dataset for the abnormal behavior of simmental cattle, the study uses deep learning algorithms to accurately capture the existence, location and key body parts of simmental cattle, and accurately identify abnormal behaviors such as convulsions and falls. the application of abnormal behavior detection technology to animal husbandry to achieve contactless, automated, and efficient monitoring of simmental cattle behavior can provide advanced and comprehensive intelligent health management solutions for animal husbandry and promote the wide application of intelligent management in animal husbandry. real-time monitoring, early warning and fine management of simmental cattle behavior can effectively reduce the risk of disease transmission and improve the production safety of farms. keywords: computer vision; animal husbandry; simmental cattle; abnormal behavior monitoring; intelligent health management. 1. research background and implications this paper explores how to apply abnormal behavior detection technology to simmental cattle behavior monitoring, and to improve the status of animal husbandry management by establishing an efficient and reliable abnormal behavior detection system to realize real-time monitoring, early warning and fine management of simmental cattle behavior status. in recent years, with the development of animal husbandry and the application of modern breeding technology, how to improve breeding efficiency and reduce the risk of disease transmission has become an urgent problem for animal husbandry managers. in livestock farms, simmental cattle, as an important breed of beef cattle, has attracted widespread attention due to its excellent meat quality and rapid growth. at the same time, simmental cattle are also widely distributed in various parts of xinjiang, such as korla, aksu, kashgar and other regions. at present, the number of simmental cattle in xinjiang has reached 975,800, and the annual number of slaughters is about 250,000 [1]. the breeding scale and output of this species are large, which has played an important role in promoting the development of local animal husbandry. traditional animal husbandry monitoring relies mainly on manual inspections, which is costly, inefficient and difficult to monitor around the clock. with the continuous development of deep learning and computer vision technology, animal behavior recognition and anomaly detection based on image and video data are one of the effective means to realize the intelligent management of animal husbandry. for example, deep learning algorithms are used to monitor and identify cattle behavior. in addition, several studies have explored early warning systems for abnormal cattle behavior, providing targeted solutions. however, the current research on the detection of abnormal behavior in simmental cattle is still limited, and no mature solution has been formed. after improving the abnormal behavior dataset of simmental cattle, combined with the intelligent identification technology of cattle, a simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection system based on deep learning was established, which can provide more reliable and practical solutions for farms. it can realize the real-time monitoring of the behavior changes of simmental cattle by farm breeders, and quickly take appropriate measures to deal with potential problems, as shown in figure 1, which will minimize the impact of abnormal behavior on simmental cattle and farm economic benefits, improve the production efficiency and profitability of the farm, and provide more reliable decision support and refined management tools for the breeding industry in a timely manner. a lying down b fights fig 1. different behaviors of cattle 56 2. research status at home and abroad the monitoring and identification of abnormal behavior of cattle based on computer vision has received extensive attention and in-depth research at home and abroad, and the main goals are to improve the production efficiency of animal husbandry, improve animal welfare, and strengthen the management of breeding environment. at present, the animal behavior analysis system on the farm has applied a variety of intelligent technologies, and an innovative behavior recognition and computing scheme (brcs) has been adopted in europe and the united states, which can collect and analyze the behavior data of cattle by obtaining information through microchips swallowed by cattle [2]. in addition, image processing and deep learning were used to accomplish target localization and behavior recognition, which showed an accuracy rate of more than 80% in the reproductive health of dairy cows, especially in the recognition rate of hoof disease and heat, while the false negative rates of heat and hoof disease were 3.28% and 5.32%, respectively [3]. some research institutions have proposed a lightweight network structure based on feature fusion, and applied a new trajectory behavior analysis method in walking and standing, so that the algorithm can achieve the best performance in terms of accuracy and generalization ability [4]. the application of these technologies can help farmers to detect the health problems of their cattle in a timely manner and take corresponding measures to treat and prevent them, thereby improving the efficiency of the farm and the quality of dairy products. in china, animal husbandry research institutions and agricultural science and technology companies actively promote the research and practical application of cattle abnormal behavior monitoring technology. for example, in the research of dairy cow behavior recognition and health monitoring, methods based on inertial navigation sensors and machine learning technology [5] are used to use machine vision to identify and time statistics various daily behaviors of cattle to meet the needs of farms. with the widespread implementation of agricultural intelligence in china's farms, machine vision technology plays a key role in this process, helping farmers understand the status of cattle in real time. in addition, the openpose model based on human pose estimation was used to improve the pose estimation of dairy cows by using transfer learning methods, and the t-openpose model was constructed, and the position information of all key body parts of dairy cows in video images was obtained[6]. at the same time, studies have also shown that the cnnlstm model has an accuracy of 96.0% for the four behaviors of dairy cows: standing, lying on the stomach, eating, and walking, which is 6.1% and 4.9% higher than that of the cnn model and the lstm model respectively [7]. both domestic and foreign countries attach great importance to the monitoring and recognition technology of abnormal cattle behavior based on computer vision, and pay special attention to its application potential in the development of animal husbandry. these technologies have made a positive contribution to the intelligent, efficient and sustainable development of animal husbandry. 3. difficulties and challenges of behavior detection in simmental cattle first, the collection and labeling of abnormal behavior data in simmental cattle is an important challenge. in order to construct an accurate abnormal behavior model, large-scale simmental cattle behavior data is needed, and obtaining highquality data and accurately labeling it requires a lot of time and human resources. secondly, the diversity of abnormal behaviors is also a challenge. abnormal behaviors of different simental cattle are diverse, including exercise, eating, rest and social behaviors, etc., so it is necessary to establish several different detection models and elaborate classification. in addition, the complex farm environment also increases the difficulty of technology application. there are various interference factors in the farm environment, such as noise, light changes and temperature fluctuations. meanwhile, the video abnormal behavior detection algorithm needs to model the appearance and motion characteristics of normal events, but it also faces problems such as occlusion and category imbalance in surveillance videos [9]. these factors may affect the accuracy of abnormal behavior detection, thus increasing the difficulty of algorithm design and optimization. in order to meet the real-time and automated task of abnormal behavior detection of simmental cattle, in addition to accurate monitoring and analysis of cattle behavior, it is also necessary to quickly respond to abnormal events, requiring continuous monitoring and analysis of cattle behavior, timely detection of abnormal situations, and automatic triggering of early warning and treatment measures. the second is fine management, through the detection of abnormal behavior, can help farmers targeted management and intervention, so as to improve the efficiency of farming. the application of this technology helps to improve the efficiency of animal husbandry, including improving production efficiency, reducing the risk of disease transmission, improving the living conditions of simmental cattle, promoting the sustainable development of animal husbandry, and achieving the goal of human-animal symbiosis, so it is very necessary to explore. 4. implementation of abnormal behavior detection in simmental cattle the abnormal behavior detection model based on deep learning continuously improves the accuracy and robustness of the model during iteration and optimization, and analyzes the detection of different abnormal behaviors by evaluating key indicators such as its accuracy and recall rate. if the evaluation results do not meet the requirements, the model should be found to improve and optimize the model. after the model evaluation is completed, the system application and experimental verification are carried out. abnormal behavior detection based on computer vision can effectively realize the intelligent monitoring and management of cattle behavior, and provide ideas and solutions for the development and sustainability of animal husbandry. in order to realize abnormal behavior detection of cattle, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the characteristics of simmental cattle behavior, data acquisition, algorithm design and real-time requirements, so as to establish an accurate and reliable abnormal behavior detection system of 57 simmental cattle through continuous iteration and optimization. therefore, abnormal behavior detection of simmental cattle faces the following key problems: (1) abnormal behavior definition: determine what is abnormal behavior and deeply understand the behavior characteristics of simmental cattle. (2) build the data set: determine the data acquisition method, sensor and annotation method. (3) feature extraction and selection: select the appropriate feature extraction method, and select the most discriminative feature based on the learning method. (4) anomaly detection algorithm: select machine learning or deep learning algorithm, and conduct model training and tuning. (5) real-time monitoring and response: continuous monitoring and analysis of cattle behavior, rapid response to abnormal events. as shown in figure 2, target detection technology, posture estimation technology and behavior recognition technology are mainly used to realize the monitoring and management of cattle. to build an efficient cattle anomaly behavior detection model, it is necessary to collect a large amount of simmental cattle behavior data. this data should cover cattle behavior at different times, in different environments, and from different perspectives. at the same time, it can also be combined with public datasets to increase the diversity and generalization ability of training data. perform in-depth analysis of the collected data. annotate the key points of the cattle body image, such as the position of each key point such as the cow head, torso, limbs, etc., and build a bone key point detection model. then, a behavior recognition model was constructed, and the data of time series modeling were mapped to different action categories based on the results of cattle body key point detection, so as to achieve accurate recognition of cattle behavior. in order to further improve the accuracy of the model and realize the lightweight of the model, the accuracy and real-time performance of the bovine pose estimation model can be further improved by introducing deeper neural network architecture, improving pose representation, joint optimization task, and reducing computational complexity, so as to meet the needs of more practical application scenarios. in order to enhance the generalization of the detection model, data augmentation methods such as geometric transformation and color transformation can be used. geometric transformation increases the diversity of data and the robustness of the model by random cropping, scaling, rotation, flipping and other operations, while color transformation can change the appearance of the image by adjusting the brightness, contrast, color balance, etc., so as to improve the ability of the model to adapt to the detection of cattle behavior under different environmental conditions. in addition, generative adversarial networks (gans) can be used to generate synthetic bovine behavior data to help the model learn more bovine behavior patterns and improve generalization ability. another effective data augmentation method is mixup, which can linearly interpolate the features and labels of different samples to generate new samples and further improve the generalization ability of the model. by enriching and transforming the original data, the diversity and quantity of training data are increased. in simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection technology, random rotation, flipping, cropping and occlusion methods can be used to simulate the changes of animal behavior in real scenes, so as to improve the generalization ability and robustness of the model. this diversity helps the model to better adapt to abnormal behavior from different viewing angles and background conditions. fig 2. technical route of cattle abnormal behavior detection in terms of model improvement, the use of advanced neural network structures, such as deep residual networks and attention mechanisms, can improve the representation and perception capabilities of the model. the introduction of attention mechanism and spatiotemporal modeling methods can capture the key information of animal behavior more accurately, and improve the accuracy and robustness of abnormal behavior detection. this improvement allows the model to identify and classify a variety of anomalous behaviors more effectively. in addition, there may be some shortcomings in the existing pose representation methods, such as insufficient modeling of the association information between joints, unclear joint rotation constraints, etc., and the improvement direction can consider introducing graph structure or attention mechanism to better describe the dependence between joints, and design more reasonable 58 constraints to optimize the coherence and interpretability of pose representation. at present, yolo-pose and other algorithms perform object detection and then pose estimation, and the joint optimization of object detection and pose estimation tasks can be considered to improve the comprehensive performance of the two tasks by sharing the feature extraction layer and multi-task learning. in practical applications, hardware resources and computing power may be limited, so the model needs to be lightweighted. this includes techniques such as pruning, quantification, and distillation. pruning simplifies the model structure by removing redundant network connections and parameters. quantization compresses model parameters to low-precision representations, reducing storage space and computational overhead. distillation technology, on the other hand, allows the transfer of knowledge from a large model to a small model, reducing the size of the model while maintaining performance. this lightweight processing makes the simmental abnormal behavior detection model more suitable for deployment in resource-constrained environments, maintaining its efficiency and real-time performance. in summary, abnormal behavior identification can be realized by establishing a simmental cattle behavior data set and adopting computer vision and deep learning technologies. the data of different behaviors of simenthal cattle were collected, and the data were labeled and processed to identify the behavior type corresponding to each data. livestock vision and coco datasets were introduced to further improve the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the dataset. the target detection algorithm is used to accurately extract the cattle region, which provides the basis for the following steps. key point detection technology is used to identify the key parts of simenthal cattle, such as head, leg, etc., to provide more detailed pose information, and facilitate the modeling and classification of simenthal cattle movements. then, combined with the action classification model, we can judge whether the current behavior is abnormal and give early warning in time. finally, the abnormal behavior detection model with low requirement of computing power and storage resources is obtained by using model compression technology. as shown in figure 3, the abnormal behavior detection system relies on the basic support layer including abnormal behavior detection model, ncnn library, image processing library, and cattle behavior data set to detect abnormal cow behavior in the input image, and output abnormal behavior and cattle location information and confidence. fig 3. framework diagram of cattle abnormal behavior detection system 5. application scenarios and future prospects 5.1. application prospect of simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection technology in the field of animal husbandry detection technology based on computer vision is currently one of the more advanced technologies in the field of animal husbandry, and the application prospects are very broad. the following are the main application prospects of abnormal behavior detection of simmental cattle in the field of animal husbandry: (1) disease early warning and health management: through real-time monitoring and identification of abnormal behavior of cattle, signs of disease can be detected at an early stage, early warning can be given and corresponding measures can be taken, so as to safeguard the health of livestock animals. (2) optimization of feeding management: using abnormal behavior detection technology, cattle feeding behavior can be monitored and analyzed to optimize feed supply, feeding time and mode, and improve feeding efficiency and health status. (3) reproductive management: monitoring the reproductive behavior of cattle, such as estrus and mating behavior, to help improve reproductive efficiency, predict the time of conception, and optimize breeding programs. (4) animal welfare guarantee: through monitoring and 59 identifying abnormal behavior of cattle, timely detection of whether they are injured, in pain, or otherwise unwell, and appropriate intervention to enhance animal welfare (5) farm management optimization: combined with other agricultural intelligent technologies, such as internet of things and data analysis, abnormal behavior detection technology can realize real-time monitoring, data collection and analysis of farms, optimize management decisions, and improve economic efficiency and sustainable development. 5.2. possible expansion of application fields in addition to the field of animal husbandry, simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection technology has some expanded application fields, including but not limited to the following aspects: (1) home farming: simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection technology can be applied to other livestock breeding, such as horses, chickens, pigs, etc. by monitoring and identifying abnormal behavior of domestic animals, problems or anomalies can be detected in time and corresponding measures can be taken. (2) zoo management: zoos often need to monitor and manage the behavior of animals. simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection technology can help zoos monitor animal behavior and detect abnormalities, such as fighting, illness, external interference, etc., so as to intervene and warn in time. (3) laboratory animal studies: in laboratory animal studies, simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection technology can be used to monitor the behavior patterns of laboratory animals, such as activity, eating, sleeping, etc. through the real-time monitoring and analysis of the behavior of experimental animals, their psychological state and physiological changes can be understood, which provides support for the accuracy of experimental results. (4) bioengineering: combined with the abnormal behavior detection technology of simmental cattle, the behavioral performance of animals can be evaluated, which helps to preferentially select and screen individuals with good behavioral traits, providing strong support in the field of bioengineering. (5) wildlife protection and research: simmental cattle abnormal behavior detection technology can be used in the field of wildlife protection and research. through the deployment of monitoring equipment in the natural environment, real-time monitoring of the behavior and action patterns of wild animals, and then understand their range of activities, habits and behavioral changes, providing data support for wildlife protection and ecological research. in summary, the abnormal behavior detection technology of simmental cattle is of great significance and great potential. through technologies such as deep learning and computer vision, accurate monitoring and analysis of cattle behavior can be achieved. this is of great significance for health management, disease early warning and production efficiency improvement in the livestock industry. the analysis of behavioral data for simmental cattle can also provide scientific feeding management suggestions for farms. in terms of application areas, the technology is not only suitable for large-scale farms, but can also play a role in family farming, zoo management, laboratory animal research, bioengineering and wildlife conservation and research. it provides a more accurate and efficient means for animal management and protection, and promotes the development and progress of related fields. in conclusion, the technology for detecting abnormal behavior of simmental cattle has great potential for application. with the continuous progress of the technology and efforts to solve the challenges, it is believed that the technology will play a greater role in the field of animal husbandry and promote the healthy development of animal husbandry. references [1] urumqi evening news xinjiang accelerates the development of beef cattle industry [eb/ol]. https:// new.qq. com/ rain/a/ 2021 0923a06pp100,2021-09-23. 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[10] amini a, periyasamy a s, behnke s. yolopose: transformer-based multi-object 6d pose estimation using keypoint regression [j]. 2022. doi: 10.48550/ arxiv. 2205. 02536. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 16 spatial variance of fusion and physics‐aware for single image dehazing wan li 1, sha huang 1, 2, hangfei wang 1, 2, chenyang chang 1, 2 1 the school of electronic information and artificial intelligence, shaanxi university of science and technology, xi’an, shaanxi, china 2 shaanxi joint laboratory of artificial intelligence, shaanxi university of science and technology xi’an shaanxi, 710021, china abstract: currently, most image dehazing algorithms overlook the local details of the image and fail to fully exploit different levels of features, resulting in color distortion, decreased contrast, and residual haze in the restored haze-free images. to tackle these issues, this paper proposes a method that dynamically enhances pixels by utilizing the spatial variation of image dark channel prior in images. for regions with high haze density where local information is insufficient, a transformer is employed to learn the global dependencies of the input features. conversely, for regions with low haze density where local information is effective, parallel multi-scale attention is used to extract local features. when enhancing each pixel, we dynamically determine the contribution of non-local and local information based on the image features. furthermore, to better reflect the physical process of haze formation in the image and improve the interpretability of the feature space, a dual-branch physics-aware unit is established. it learns the features related to atmospheric scattering in the image and captures the visual characteristics. in the experiments, a large dataset of dehazing images is used for training and testing, and comparisons are made with other existing dehazing methods. the results demonstrate that this method, which takes into account both local and global information, significantly improves the dehazing performance of the model. keywords: image dehazing; deep learning; spatial variance fusion; physics-aware. 1. introduction during hazy weather, the air contains numerous floating particles that interact with light during its propagation, causing scattering and resulting in images with low contrast, blurred textures, and edges of objects within the scene. these issues significantly impair the performance of subsequent advanced visual tasks, such as vehicle recognition[1] and scene understanding [2]. therefore, research on image dehazing is of great importance. in 1975, mccarney[3] derived the atmospheric scattering model to describe the formation mechanism of hazy images. however, single-image dehazing based on the atmospheric scattering model is an ill-posed problem. traditional dehazing methods often rely on prior knowledge or constrained equations to estimate the parameters of the physical model [4][5][6][7]. such as he[6] discovered dark channel prior (dcp), the dcp is combined with the haze imaging model to directly estimate the haze thickness and the haze-free image is recovered subsequently. zhu[7] developed a color attenuation prior, established a linear scene depth model for the hazy image, and supervised learning the model parameters. while these methods have made significant progress, they might fail in some instance. different from traditional methods, deep learning-based image dehazing methods obtain haze-free images by directly or indirectly learning mapping functions based on large-scale datasets. early convolutional neural network-based learning models estimated the parameters in the atmospheric scattering model. dehazenet[8] and mscnn[11] are early image dehazing networks that used neural networks to estimate t(x) and prior-based methods to estimate a. these methods enhance the accuracy of parameter estimation, yet they can lead to biases in parameter estimation. to avoid complex estimations of the transmission and atmospheric light, end-toend trainable deep neural networks have been developed. griddehazenet [24] uses a grid-like neural network to obtain the multi-scale features. ffa-net[10] improved the effect of image dehazing by using a lot of channel attention and pixel attention. dehamer [14] combines cnn and transformer for image dehazing, which can aggregate long-term attention in transformer and local attention in cnn features. dehazeformer [13] referred to the swin transformer and modifies the key structure of the swin transformer to make it more suitable for image dehazing. although both cnn-based and transformer-based methods can leverage large effective receptive fields to enhance performance, the multi-scale characteristics of images are always ignored during the dehazing processes, and note that these methods do not consider the physics of the hazing process. to address these issues, we propose spatial variance of fusion and physics-aware for image dehazing named svfpanet. the spatial variance of fusion leverages transformer to concentrates on global features and catches regions with significant haze, while parallel multi-scale attention can extract location-dependent local information of the original feature, making it capable of dealing with an uneven hazy distribution effectively. during feature fusion, the pixel-wise dark channel prior dynamically determines the contributions of local and non-local information, effectively addressing the irregularity of haze distribution and differences in haze density, while preserving both the fine details and overall structure of the image. in addition, a physics-aware unit is proposed to predict latent features for atmospheric light and transmission maps. this unit enhances the network's utilization of physically-informed priors during feature extraction and synthesis, leading to more precise feature synthesis of the latent clear image. in brief, the main contributions of our study are as follows:  we propose svfpa-net. it can simultaneously recover texture details and capturing large hazed areas. 17 while the physics-aware promotes feature transmission and extraction in the feature space.  during spatial variance of fusion, the dark channel prior is utilized to dynamically determine the contributions of local and non-local information, enhancing pixels in different regions.  the physics-aware primarily focuses on learning the features related to atmospheric scattering in the image. it then integrates these features with data-driven features. the remainder of this paper is organized as follows: section 2 provides the preliminaries of research on single image dehazing. next, the svfpa-net scheme is proposed in section 3. experiments on benchmark data sets along with the analysis are presented in section 4. section 5 concludes the paper. 2. preliminaries 2.1. the dark channel prior traditional dehazing algorithms typically rely on the atmospheric scattering model to estimate intermediate parameters such as the transmission map and atmospheric light. the atmospheric scattering model, as shown in equation (1), is widely used in this process. here, i(x) represent the hazy image, j(x) represents the clear image, t(x) represents the transmission map, and a represents the constant global atmospheric light. by considering prior assumptions, the parameters of the atmospheric scattering model can be established.         i x t x j x 1 t x a   (1) the dark channel prior dehazing algorithm is built upon the atmospheric scattering model. the fundamental assumption of the dark channel prior is that, in most outdoor scenes, there exists at least one pixel whose intensity value is close to zero in at least one-color channel, known as the dark channel. this channel represents the minimum intensity in the image and can be used to estimate the level of haze and recover image details. the dark channel is defined by equation (2).         c dark y x c r,g,bj x min min j y  (2) where jdark is a color channel of j and  x is a local patch centered at x. 2.2. transformer swin transformer[25] partitions tokens into windows and performs self-attention within a window to keep the linear computational cost. it employs the cyclic shift scheme to bridge windows so that adjacent blocks adopt different window partitions. since then, many follow-ups to swin transformer have been proposed. for example, swinir[26] is one of the pioneers to employ swin transformer in lowlevel vision tasks, which builds a large residual block consisting of stacked swin transformer layers and a subsequent convolutional layer. uformer[27] uses swin transformer blocks to build a u-net-like network and inserted depth-wise convolution (dwconv) in the feedforward network (ffn) like localvit. however, it has been observed that these methods exhibit poor performance in the context of image dehazing. this can be attributed to their inheritance of the normalization layer, window partitioning scheme, and activation function from the original swin transformer. in light of this, song et al.[13] proposed a novel image dehazing network called dehazeformer-net, which combines the swin transformer with u-net. by improving the normalization layer, activation function, and spatial information aggregation scheme of the swin transformer, dehaze former aims to make the transformer more suitable for image dehazing tasks. 3. methodology figure 1 shows the overview of our framework. the network comprises a transformer branch for capturing global contextual information and building global dependencies. the parallel multi-scale attention branch, through stacking multifunctional modules, extracts diverse feature information, complementing the features extracted by the transformer. the network incorporates a dark channel prior related to haze density; higher haze concentrations increase the weight of transformer features, focusing more on global structure modeling, while lower concentrations enhance the parallel multi-scale attention features, emphasizing local feature extraction. finally, to encourage interpretability in the feature space and avoid direct estimation of unknown elements, the paper introduces a physical model that simulates the propagation of light through haze, adjusting and optimizing features. multichannel feature extraction traditional image dehazing methods often employ convolutional structures to extract local image information. for regions with mild haze, such local information is sufficient to recover the image. however, in areas with heavy haze, local information alone is inadequate for effectively enhancing pixels. to address the aforementioned issue, this paper dynamically enhances pixels in different regions by acquiring both local and non-local feature information via distinct approaches. for non-local feature extraction, the dehazeformer module from dehazeformer-net[16] is utilized. local feature acquisition employs a parallel multi-scale attention module, as illustrated in figure 2. by leveraging parallel dilated convolutions to extract multi-scale features and restore texture detail features, and applying channel and pixel attention to extract shared global information and location-specific local information from the original features. by utilizing convolutional kernels of varying sizes, multiscale perception of hazy images is achieved. an input image i(x) is transformed into shallow features x1 by a convolution module. we normalize it using batchnorm via  1 1b(x ) batchnorm x . batchnorm can accelerate network convergence, improve generalization ability and prevent overfitting.           2 1 2 3 2 2 x conv5 pwconv b x , dwdconv19 x , x concat dwdconv13 x , , dwdconv7 x             (3) where pwconv denotes point-wise convolution, dwdconv19 means which dilated convolution kernel size = 19 and it is 7 × 7 depth-wise dilated convolution with dilation rate 3, dwdconv13 means which dilated convolution kernel size = 13 and it is 5 × 5 depth-wise dilated convolution with dilation rate 3, dwdconv7 means which dilated convolution kernel size = 7 and it is 3 × 3 depth-wise dilated convolution 18 with dilation rate 3. finally, concat means concatenate feature in the channel dimension. figure 1. overall framework of the svfpa-net    4 1 3x x pwconv relu pwconv x ,  (4) then we feed x3 into a multi-layer perceptron that converts the feature dimension of x3 to be the same as i(x). the multilayer perceptron contains two point-wise convolutions and uses relu as an activate function. finally, the output of the multi-layer perceptron is summed with the identity shortcut x1. we believe that the multi-layer perceptron can not only combine three different types of features but also play a role in fitting the dehazing features. while the module contains channel attention and pixel attention. pixel attention can effectively extract locationdependent informative features, such as different haze distributions.     4 4 p 4 4 pa(x ) sigmoid(pwconv(relu pwconv pwconv x , f x pa(x ).    (5) here, we use pwconv-relu-pwconv to adapt features. the sigmoid function is utilized to extract global pixel gating features. pa(x) serves as a global pixel gating signal for x4. channel attention focuses on inter-channel relationships, autonomously learning the importance of features across various channels.     4 4 c 4 4 ca(x ) sigmoid(pwconv(relu pwconv gap x , f x ca(x ).    (6) we use the global average pooling (gap), pwconvrelu-pwconv, and sigmoid function to extract global channel gating features. and then we use ca(x) as a global channel gating signal for x4. we concatenate the diverse attention outcomes along the channel dimension, followed by pwconv-relu-pwconv to reduce the concatenated feature's channel dimension to match that of the input x4. finally, we perform a residual connection between the pwconv-relu-pwconv output and the input. this approach extracts effective information features from hazy images by blending cross-channel and spatial information, facilitating the flow of these effective features through the network. 3.1. spatial variance of fusion figure 2. parallel multi-scale attention in this paper we transform the input image into a dark channel prior map, and utilize it as an effective prior for our 19 spatially-variant feature fusion. as shown in figure 3, areas with high dark channel values are typically unclear. therefore, we utilize non-local image information over a larger spatial range for image enhancement. on the other hand, areas with relatively low dark channel values usually have higher visibility and less noise. therefore, local image information is generally sufficient. as illustrated in figure 1, we utilize parallel multi-scale attention to extract local features fl from the input image i, and extract global dependencies fg through the transformer. to adaptively combine these two features, we normalize the dark channel map values to the range of [0,1], and use the normalized dcp map d as the interpolation weight to fuse fl and fg as follows:  g lm f d f 1 d     (7) since the values in the dark channel map dynamically reveal the density of hazy in different areas of the input image, the fusion can adaptively combine the local and non-local image information to generate m. 3.2. physics aware traditional methods often estimate unknown parameters directly in the original space, which can introduce errors. to address these issues, this paper proposes a physical model based on the feature space to describe the hazy process. by estimating under the constraints of the physical model, it is possible to effectively obtain more useful feature information for reconstructing a clear image. to begin, we construct the clear image j based on the atmospheric scattering model, as shown in equation 8:               1 1 j x i x a 1 t x t x 1 1 i x a a t x t x             (8) for simplicity, we extract features via the convolution kernel (k). therefore, equation 9 can be reformulated as follows: 1 k j k i t 1 k a k a t                  (9) where  indicates the convolution operator and  denotes the hadamard product. we can express the algebraic computations using matrix-vector notation as follows: kj kdj ka kda   (10) given that k, j, i, a, t and d represent the matrix vector forms of the variables k, j, i, a, t and /1t in equation 7. we can decompose the matrix kd into a product of two matrices qk. as k, d and q are all unknown, implementing this decomposition can be indicated as solving an underdetermined system of equations, which can guarantee the existence of q. and then, we have    kj q ki ka q ka   (11) we denote the approximations associated with the atmospheric light feature ka by a , and the approximations associated with the transmission map q by t . furthermore, ki and kj can be viewed as the extracted features of a hazy image and its corresponding clear image, respectively. we can calculate the physics-aware features j by  j m t a 1 t     (12) according to equation (11), we can explicitly construct a dual-branch scattering-aware unit. one branch within the dual-branch scattering-aware unit is dedicated to generating an estimate of the atmospheric light. given that atmospheric light is typically considered to be uniform, we can employ global average pooling to eliminate unnecessary information in the feature space. the atmospheric light feature estimate can be obtained through the following equation:      n n / 8a sigmoid conv re lu conv gap m (13) where convn(·) is the convolutional layer with n kernels, and n is set to 64. t of the atmospheric scattering model represents global features of the image, and the self-attention mechanism of the transformer model enables it to accurately capture the relationships of different positions within the input sequence, and possesses the ability to handle long-range dependencies. this gives the transformer model a significant advantage in extracting the global feature t of the atmospheric scattering model. therefore, in the lower branch of this paper, we use dahazeformer to extract t. 3.3. training loss given the image pair i, j where i is hazy image and j is the corresponding clear image, we let our network predict the dehazing image ĵ . and we use l1 loss and perceptual loss to train our model, which can be formulated as: 1 vggl l l   (14) where  is hyper parameter to balance l1 loss and perceptual loss. 4. experiments in this section, we first show the detail of the proposed method. then, to fully evaluate the proposed method, we test our method on the reside[23], reside-6k datasets and rs-haze [47] datasets. the reside datasets contains of reside-in(its), reside-out(ots) and synthetic objective testing task (sots). specifically, we use the its (13,990 image pairs) and ots (313,950 image pairs) to train the models and test them on the indoor set (500 image pairs) and the outdoor set (500 image pairs) of the sots, respectively. the reside-6k dataset contains a mix of synthesis images of indoor and outdoor scenes from its and ots. for the rs-haze dataset, we follow the setup of dehazeformer [47]. it consists of 54,000 image pairs, of which 51,300 are used for training and the remaining 2,700 for testing. rshaze is a remote sensing dehazing image dataset with a more monotonous scene, but its haze is highly non-homogeneous, the exact opposite of reside and reside-6k. all models are trained using their original strategies, and we replicate the best results reported in the previous works. implementation details we used geforce rtx 2080ti gpus to train our models. during training, images are randomly cropped to 256 × 256 patches. and we set the hyper parameter  to 0.1. we used the adamw optimizer to optimize our network with exponential decay rates β1 and β2 equals to 0.9 and 0.999, respectively. we set the initial learning rate to 2×10−4, which gradually decreases from the initial rate to 2×10−6 with the 20 cosine annealing strategy. 4.1. comparison with state-of-the-art methods quantitative analysis: we compared the performance of the proposed method with previous state-of-the-art methods, and the results are shown in table 1. as demonstrated, in the reside-out and reside-in datasets, our proposed method achieves the best performance on both datasets compared to other sotas, with 37.97db psnr and 0.993 ssim in sots-indoor, and 36.61db psnr and 0.989 ssim in sots-outdoor. specifically, our method outperforms the second-best method aecr-net[21] by a significant margin on sots-indoor, 0.6db psnr and 0.3 ssim. moreover, our method achieves at least 1.43db psnr and 0.003 ssim performance gains on sots-outdoor. table 1. quantitative comparison of various sota methods on three dehazing datasets. methods its ots reside-6k sots-indoor sots-outdoor sots-mix psnr ssim psnr ssim psnr ssim (tpami’10) dcp [17] 16.62 0.818 19.13 0.815 17.88 0.816 (iccv’17) aod-net [18] 20.51 0.816 24.14 0.920 20.27 0.855 (aaai’20) ffa-net [19] 36.39 0.989 33.57 0.984 29.96 0.973 (cvpr’21) aecr-net [21] 37.17 0.990 28.52 0.964 (cvpr’22) dehamer [22] 36.36 0.988 34.93 0.987 ours 37.97 0.993 36.61 0.989 29.94 0.978 qualitative analysis: figure 3 shows the visual results of our method compared to previous state-of-the-art models on reside-6k dataset. since the prior knowledge is not satisfied, the images recovered by dcp[6] have color distortion. both aod-net[18] and ffa-net[19] have more haze residue and the distribution of residual haze in the restored image is uneven. while ffa-net and dehamer suffer from severe color distortion. instead, our method generates the most natural restoration that preserves more details and involves fewer color distortions. 4.2. ablation study in this section, we analyze the effectiveness of the different components of the proposed method including non-local extraction of transformer, spatial variance of fusion and physics aware module. we list the results in table 2, using the reside-6k dataset. table 2. ablation study with different modules and regularizations on reside-6k dataset. transformer spatial variance of fusion physics aware psnr ssim × √ √ 27.8 0.963 √ × √ 29.03 0.97 √ √ × 27.28 0.958 √ √ √ 29.94 0.978 effectiveness of physics aware. the architecture of physics aware is derived from eq. 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[27] zhendong wang, xiaodong cun, jianmin bao, and jianzhuang liu. uformer: a general u-shaped transformer for image restoration. in cvpr, 2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 43 risk assessment of terrorism in asia based on k-means clustering analysis lingzhi jiang 1, *, qiwu wu 2, zhuoxu xie 3 1 college of information engineering, engineering university of pap, xi’an, shaanxi, china 2 college of equipment management and support, engineering university of pap, xi’an, shaanxi, china 3 college of information engineering, engineering university of pap, xi’an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author: lingzhi jiang abstract: this article obtains terrorist attack data from some regions of the global terrorism database, and uses python language to preprocess and describe the data. cluster analysis is performed on the preprocessed data using the k-means algorithm. during the analysis process, the focus is on the two key variables of casualties and economic losses, in order to find the patterns and trends behind the data. based on the clustering results, the level of danger in each region was scientifically graded to assist counter-terrorism forces in gaining a deeper understanding of the core information of terrorist attacks in these areas, thereby enhancing their awareness of terrorist attacks and enhancing their ability to prevent them. keywords: k-means; cluster analysis; terrorism; risk assessment. 1. introduction since the 9•11 attacks, terrorist activities have become an important issue in the global security field, exerting profound impacts on the economic, social, and political stability of countries and regions. with the accumulation of global terrorism data, in order to help the public better understand the risk level of terrorist attacks and provide decision-makers, government agencies, and the public with an objective and actionable means to better understand and respond to the threat posed by terrorism, this article constructs a terrorist attack risk level assessment model based on k-means clustering analysis to evaluate and quantify the risk level of terrorist attacks. this article mainly combines relevant analysis and chi square test to construct a terrorist attack risk evaluation index system. principal component analysis is used to reduce the dimensionality of the features that affect terrorist attack events. k-means clustering is used to cluster the characteristics of terrorist attack events. similar events are classified into the same level, and the degree of harm of terrorist attack events from 1970 to 2021 is divided into three levels. visualization technology is used to more intuitively display the risk levels of countries in the middle east, central asia, and south asia. 2. organization of the text construct risk level evaluation indicators the influencing factors of the risk level of terrorist attacks are multifaceted and complex, covering multiple fields such as politics, society, economy, geography, etc. these influencing factors are intertwined and affect each other, and comprehensive consideration is needed to more accurately evaluate and quantify the risk level of terrorist attacks. by consulting relevant literature, the influencing factors of the risk level of terrorist attacks mainly include five aspects: number of injuries, number of deaths, economic losses, social impact, and public psychology. among them, number of injuries, number of deaths, and economic losses are the main influencing factors of the risk level of terrorist attacks. therefore, without considering the characteristic variables in the gtd dataset that have no or low impact on the risk level of terrorist attacks, such as year, month, and whether it is an extended event, 19 characteristics closely related to casualties and economic losses, such as the number of murderers (nperps), the number of captured murderers (nperpcap), the total number of deaths (nkill), and suicide attacks (suicide), will be preliminarily included in the risk level evaluation index system of this article. in addition, in order to further study the risk levels of terrorist attacks in various countries in the middle east, central asia, and south asia, the two characteristic attributes of country and region were retained. 3. building a quantitative analysis model for terrorist events pca was used to reduce the dimensionality of the constructed terrorist attack risk indicator variables and a gravel plot was used to help select the number of principal components, as shown in figure 1. using the cumulative variance contribution of principal components to further select the number of principal components, the variance contribution rate graph is shown in table 1. figure 1. crushed stone map (1)select the "inflection point" where the variance sharply quantity of ingredients variance 44 decreases in the gravel plot as the number of principal components. by observing figure 1, it can be seen that when the number of principal components is 7, there is a clear inflection point in the gravel plot. therefore, the number of principal components in this article is preliminarily set to 7. (2) based on (1), by observing table 1, it is found that when the number of principal components is 7, the cumulative variance contribution rate is 95.96%, which means that 7 principal components can explain 95.96% of all indicator variables. therefore, the number of principal components in this article is determined to be 7. table 1. principal component information principal component characteristic value variance contribution rate% accumulated variance contribution rate% principal component 1 0.267358386 41.210387 41.210387 principal component 2 0.106014719e 16.341016 57.5514 principal component 3 0.0760631772 11.724311 69.2757 principal component 4 0.0611820649 9.430550 78.7062 principal component 5 0.0452645013 6.977031 85.6833 principal component 6 0.0346028836 5.333658 91.0169 principal component 7 0.0320668753 4.942760 95.9597 (3) solve the principal component load and comprehensive score. the scores of each principal component and the comprehensive score of the sample are shown in table 2. table 2. principal component score and sample comprehensive score eventid principal component 1 principal component 2 …… principal component 7 score 197002280001 -0.371243458 0.054786202 …… -0.411553605 -1.254239946 197003140002 -0.373923556 -0.090034608 …… 0.05805582 -0.926703805 197003290002 -0.364330344 0.04330642 …… -0.357646064 -1.02993341 …… …… …… …… …… …… 202106300016 0.465863753 -0.158740967 …… 0.006467421 0.137994751 202106300020 -0.582897608 -0.008097875 …… -0.286957795 -0.377680903 202106300023 -0.596629791 0.014771726 …… -0.394786528 -0.824903889 figure 2. elbow rule diagram input the characteristic data of each principal component score and sample comprehensive score obtained through principal component analysis into the k-means algorithm, and divide the data into different clusters. select the appropriate number of terrorist attack risk levels through the elbow rule, as shown in figure 2. observing figure 2, it can be seen that the optimal number of clusters for establishing a terrorist event classification model using k-means clustering is 3. therefore, this article divides the risk level of terrorist events into three levels, and uses k-means clustering algorithm to cluster the scores of each principal component and the comprehensive score characteristics of the samples into three levels, representing the different risk levels of terrorist attacks from high to low, divided into one to three levels. the specific process is as follows: (1) initialization: first, randomly set three data points as the initial cluster centers. (2) assign data points: for all data points, calculate their distances to each centroid using euclidean distance. according to equation (1), the specific euclidean distance calculation formula can be determined, and then divide the data point into the cluster where the nearest cluster center is located.        2jniin 2 2j2ii 2 1j1iji xxxxxxo,od   (1) s um of squared errors number of lusters 45 (3) update cluster center: calculate the mean of all data within each specific cluster and set it as the new cluster center position. (4) repeat steps (2) and (3) until the cluster center no longer moves or reaches the maximum number of iterations (5) output result: finally, 3 clusters were obtained, and the risk level was divided into 3 categories. after k-means clustering, the number and proportion of events included in three levels are shown in table 3. table 3. number and proportion of events at different levels risk level number of events event proportion 1 10283 45.7% 2 2541 11.3% 3 9630 42.8% list two terrorist attacks with high, medium, and low risk levels, as shown in table 4. table 4. examples of events at different levels risk level eventid event summary 1 202105010051 an explosive device on a tanker truck exploded on a highway in shakardara district, kabul, afghanistan. the explosion caused at least 7 deaths, 14 injuries, and 5 missing people. no group claims responsibility for this incident. 201801270001 a suicide bomber detonated an ambulance filled with explosives at a police checkpoint outside jomhuryat hospital in kabul, afghanistan. except for the suicide bomber, the explosion resulted in 103 deaths and 235 injuries. the taliban claimed responsibility for this incident. in addition, the authorities also blamed the attack on the haqqani network. 2 202105290010 the attackers attacked a security checkpoint in analjoy, kapisa province, afghanistan. in the subsequent conflict, the attackers fired a mortar and landed on a wedding. the attack resulted in at least 6 civilian deaths and 4 injuries. no group claims responsibility for the incident; however, sources attribute the attack to the taliban, who deny any involvement. 202004300014 a roadside explosive device was detonated in khmeime, homs, syria, and attackers opened fire on a syrian military bus. six soldiers were killed in the attack. iraq and the islamic state of levant (isil) claimed responsibility for the incident. 3 202106290004 in agandi, kabul, afghanistan, attackers opened fire on a police car. at least two police officers were killed in the attack, and another person was injured. no group claims responsibility for this incident. 202106180006 the attacker fired a rocket and landed on a house in the jazzhan akcha district of afghanistan. the explosion resulted in two civilian deaths and two others being injured. no group claims responsibility for the incident; however, sources attributed the attack to the taliban, who denied involvement and accused the government of carrying out the attack. from the data shown in table 4, it can be found that the differences in the risk levels of terrorist attacks are mainly reflected in personnel injuries, the number of deaths, and the degree of property damage. in addition, there is also a certain relationship with other factors, such as the target and location of the attack, the weapons used, and the means used. if the target of the attack is an important government agency, military base, or densely populated area, the risk level may be relatively high. for example, the attack of explosives outside hospitals in afghanistan, as well as the attack on syrian military buses, all have significant importance and therefore have a higher risk level. the weapons and methods used by attackers can also affect the risk level, for example, suicide bombing attacks are usually more destructive than typical explosions or shootings, so the risk level may be higher. from table 4, it can be seen that afghanistan and syria are currently facing high-risk terrorist attacks, which highlight the turbulent situation and ongoing security challenges in regions such as afghanistan and syria. at the same time, it indicates that the political and security environment of the region is also an important factor in assessing risk levels. if the region is in a state of turmoil, political instability, or intense conflict, the risk level of terrorist attacks is usually higher. for example, both afghanistan and syria are in a state of political turmoil and conflict, which increases the risk of terrorist attacks. the data and proportion of terrorist attack risk events at all levels in the middle east, central asia, and south asia are shown in table 5. table 5. risk events at all levels in the region region first level quantity first level proportion secondary quantity secondary proportion third level quantity third level proportion middle east 11254 90% 1136 10% 0 0% central asia 29 100% 0 0% 0 0% south asia 0 0% 1405 12.8% 9630 87.2% according to table 5, there are a large number of high-risk events in the middle east, indicating a higher risk of terrorist attacks in the region. this may be closely related to the longstanding political turmoil, conflicts, and terrorist activities in the region. terrorist organizations continue to operate in multiple countries in the middle east, including isis and al qaeda. the scale of the attack may be large, with a high number of casualties. although the number of high-risk 46 events in central asia is relatively small, this does not mean that the risk of terrorist attacks in the region is low. there may be potential terrorist activities in central asia, such as organizations associated with islamic extremists, which could pose a threat to regional security. political turmoil and ethnic conflicts are potential breeding grounds for terrorist activities. there are many intermediate risk events in south asia, which are related to the political and religious turmoil in the region. common terrorist organizations in south asia include the taliban, indian terrorist organizations, etc. especially countries such as pakistan, afghanistan, and india are often affected by terrorist attacks. south asia is also one of the important hotspots of global terrorism activities. figure 3. distribution of the proportion of low-risk events in countries figure 4. distribution of the proportion of countries with intermediate risk events the proportion of countries with low, medium, and high levels of terrorist attack risk is shown in figures 3 to 5, respectively. analyzing figures 3 to 5, it can be seen that afghanistan, pakistan, and india are the main countries with a relatively high proportion of high-level risk events. this may be related to the long-standing political turmoil, conflicts, and terrorist activities in these countries. these countries often become the activity sites of various terrorist organizations, such as the taliban and al qaeda. the longterm conflicts and political instability within the region have increased the likelihood of terrorist attacks occurring. iraq, afghanistan, pakistan, and yemen are the main countries for intermediate risk events. the geopolitical environment of these countries is complex, experiencing long-term wars, internal turmoil, and terrorist attacks, and terrorist organizations have a large space for activity in these regions. iraq, yemen, syria, libya, and egypt are the main countries for low-risk events. although these countries still face challenges 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[5] jiang libao, chen yufan, yu lu, etc a clustering based anti terrorism data analysis method [j]. intelligence exploration, 2019, (06): 74-77. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 25 flexible job‐shop scheduling optimization based on improved gray wolf algorithm minghong xu * school of electronic and information engineering, soochow university, suzhou, jiangsu, 215006, china * corresponding author email: xmh2028410256@163.com abstract: this article proposed an improved gray wolf optimizer to deal with the flexible job-shop scheduling problem. by using a random key for coding job positions and adopting a local search strategy, we achieve group reconstruction and updating with the help of three good fitness values of the population, hence continuously searching for the optimal solution. simulation experiments were conducted on a standardized test case, demonstrating the effectiveness of this method. keywords: flexible job-shop scheduling; gwo; group optimization. 1. introduction the flexible job-shop scheduling problem (fjsp), as a representative np hard problem, is of great significance in production and processing processes. it is a popular research subject in the field of intelligent manufacturing. a series of optimization methods based on cluster optimization, ant colony optimization, artificial immunity, and particle swarm optimization have broad application prospects in industries such as electronics, component manufacturing, aerospace, etc. zhang g uses an improved genetic algorithm to solve fjsp under multiple constraints [1]; lu h proposes a new ant colony algorithm centered on distributed estimation of flexible job scheduling problem [2]; zhao x proposes an improved ant algorithm to solve fjsp [3]; zhang y adopts the modified particle swarm optimization method for solving the sorting issue [4]. however, the methods discussed above are all based on specific mathematical models, and there are certain differences from the problems faced in reality. so, an effective intelligent algorithm is the key to solving combinatorial optimization problems. seyedalis et al. introduced a new intelligent optimization method based on genetic networks [5], namely gray wolf optimization (gwo). gwo is a new heuristic optimization method developed by imitating the hunting behavior mechanism of wolves, which is easy to implement and easy to implement. unlike other genetic algorithms such as genetic algorithm, genetic algorithm, etc., this paper proposes a new algorithm improved gray wolf optimization. in response to the fjsp problem, this project plans to adopt an improved grey group optimization method based on global optimization and global optimal embedding, and apply it to fjsp, and prove its efficiency and feasibility through experiments. 2. description of the problem (1) the set of workpieces to be processed is , , ⋯ , the set of machines tools { ,, , ⋯ }that can be used in the workshop, n the maximum number of workpieces, m the maximum number of machines available; (2) process each workpiece in a different and fixed order. number of work processes, {i| i=1,2,3⋯ ; (3) starting time of machining of the no. j process of workpiece i on machine no. k, and -completing time of machining of the no.j process of workpiece i on machine no. k, and duration of machining time of the no.j process of workpiece i on machine no. k, {k| k=1,2,3⋯ ; (4) — the actual operating time of machine no. k. the final completing time for the completion of all processes for all workpieces. the optimization of fjsp's operation time aims to be as close as possible to the real production situation, and achieving the optimal configuration between various equipment, workpieces, and processes so that the final completing time for the completion of all processes for all workpieces is minimized determines the machining time objective function: min =min{max } (1) 3. improved gray wolf optimization (igwo) 3.1. gray wolf algorithm gwo simulates the process of searching for prey by gray wolves, and its mechanisms are described below in terms of the principles of social hierarchy, tracking, and encircling and attacking prey, respectively. (1) social hierarchy: in formulating roles in the gwo, the community level of gray wolves needs to be formulated by noting the best-adapted, suboptimal, and third-best wolves in the pack as , and , and the remaining wolves are called .therefore, the community level of gray wolves is ranked orderly from high to low: , , and . in the gwo algorithm, hunting (optimization) is mainly leaded by , , to lead the completion of the process. the wolves must obey the three wolves in front of them. (2) siege: during the hunting process, wolf packs must surround them in groups, and the mathematical model of their capture process is shown below: ⋅ (2) 1 ⋅ (3) 2 ⋅ (4) 2 ⋅ (5) here t is the current iteration number; a and c are coefficient vectors; represents the position vector of the prey; x represents the position vector of the gray wolf. a 26 decrease from 2 to 0 during the iteration. (3) hunting: gray wolves are able to identify the their target and surround it, and their hunting behavior is usually accomplished by the guidance of , , . while in an abstract search space the gray wolf does not know the specific location of the optimal solution (prey). in a gesture to modify the hunting behavior of the gray wolf, we assume that (the optimal candidate solution), the and possess more spatial information about the potential prey. therefore, during each iteration, the currently obtained best 3 wolves are saved ( , , ), based on their location information to update the other search agents (including the ) locations, in this regard the following equation: | ⋅ |, ⋅ , | ⋅ | (6) ⋅ , ⋅ , ⋅ (7) 1 (8) (4)attacking prey (development): in order to simulate the process of attacking prey, the value of a fluctuates by decreasing the value of a according to equation (4). that is, a is a random vector on the interval [-2a,2a], where a decreases linearly from 2 to 0 during the iteration process. if a is located in the region [-1,1], the next instant positioning of the search object may be located anywhere within that region. finding prey (searching): gray wolves search for prey mainly based on the location information of , . they first disperse among themselves to look for prey, then they gather together to attack the prey. for the dispersion modeling, a random value of a greater or less than 1 is adopted to keep its search agents away from the prey, in this way gwo is able to achieve a complete global search. another search factor of the gwo algorithm is c. from equation (5), it can be seen that the c vector is a random value in the interval [0.2], and the factor gives a random weight to the prey in a gesture to increase randomly the value of the prey in the interval [0.2] ,so as to increase the influence of (|c|>1) prey or reduce that of (|c|<1) prey in equation (6). this can help the gwo to show a more stochastic behavior in the optimization, which is beneficial to avoid exhibiting local optimum. it should be pointed out that c is not linearly decreasing. instead it is a random point during the iteration process for better search at the beginning and end of the iteration. this factor facilitates the algorithm to jump out of localization, especially during the process of the last iteration. 3.2. designing of improved gwo 3.2.1. encoding and decoding methods for the typical discrete optimization problem of fjsp, while traditional gwo methods are mostly suitable for continuous variable optimization problems and cannot be directly modified. as a result, designing an effective coding and decoding method is one of the keys to apply the gwo algorithm to fjsp. here, this article uses the lov (largest order value) rule, which is based on random key encoding, is utilized to convert continuous positioning variables into discrete values of ,1 ,2 ,, , ,i i i i nx x x x    . this method does not require any modifications of the gwo algorithm to ensure its feasibility [6]. 3.2.2. initialize population generation to guarantee the diversity of the initial population, a random method is used to generate all members of it, which is initialized by the following equation: , lower upper lower random 1,2,⋯ , , 1,2,⋯ , (9) here, n and d represent the size and dimension (i.e., number of workpieces) of the population; and respectively represents the upper and lower solutions of the no.j element, which are 1 and 0 in the text.random is a random number on the interval [0,1]. 3.2.3. positional fitness function the fitness function, also known as the evaluation function, is determined based on an objective function, which is used as a criterion for distinguishing between higher and lower levels of individual hierarchies in the wolf pack, and is the basis for determining the optimal top 3 levels of wolves. in the position update of the wolves, those with higher fitness (α, β, δ) are retained and guide the gray wolves with lower fitness (ω) or other wolves to search towards the prey. in this case, the goal is achieving the shortest completing time, i.e., makespan. assuming represents the ending time of the no.k scheduling method, then the fitness function is fitness=1/ (10) for the flexible workshop scheduling problem of size n×m, it has n! workpiece processing orders. the task of scheduling is to select the optimal one from the n! orderings. due to the large number of job schedules in batch manufacturing and the strong global optimization performance of gwo, it is suitable for solving large-scale scheduling problems. 3.2.4. updating mechanism according to the above working principle in gwo, the tracking, encircling and attacking prey mechanism is used to update the wolf pack position information. as the iteration proceeds, the candidate wolves will move towards the targeted set (optimal solution) and launch an attack on it. 3.2.5. local search strategy the use of local optimization methods can effectively improve its convergence speed, and the performance depends on the neighborhood structure used [7]. for the fjsp problem, the use of the insert neighborhood structure enables a more thorough and efficient search. therefore, in this article, we adopt insert local retrieval. and the designed insert local search flowchart is shown in fig. 1 fig 1. insert operation as shown in fig. 1, for n documents corresponding to the ordering π, an attempt is made to insert artifact j into one of the (n+1) possible positions in the sequence, resulting in (n+1) possible candidate solutions. among these candidate solutions, the ordering that corresponds to the minimum makespan is taken as a newest ordering. the flow pseudo-code of the igwo is shown in fig. 2. 27 fig 2. pseudo code of improved gwo for fjsp 4. experimentation and analysis by comparing with ga and standard gwo methods, the effectiveness of igwo was confirmed, and the latest flow shop test set is used to minimize the maximization of the [8]. as the goal, this paper takes the representative 12 test sets in this test set for testing. the algorithm parameters are set as follows: for ga, gwo and igwo, a population of 100 gray wolves was selected, with a population size of 100 wolves and a fitness evaluation frequency of 100000. to ensure the stability of the algorithms, each algorithm is run independently on each test instance for 50 times. under the same experimental conditions, rpd methodbest /best 100% represents average relative error for each instance of the formula; represents the optimal result sought among all optimization algorithms; represents the optimal result obtained by a certain algorithm; its running simulation results are listed in table 1: table 1. comparisons between the algorithms sample scale ga gwo igwo bs rpd/% bs rpd/% bs rpd/% vrf10_5_ 1 10x5 1 664 0 1 664 0 i 664 0 vrf20_ 10_ 1 20x10 2 293 23.1 2221 38.9 2221 20.5 vrf30_ 10_ 1 30x 10 2 937 28.1 2766 29.2 2 754 33.7 vrf40_ 10_ 1 40x10 3 643 14.5 3 393 19.3 3 353 24.5 vrf50_ 10_ 1 50x10 3 949 40.7 3 342 39.3 3 844 36.8 vrf60_ 10_ 1 60x 10 4 431 54.9 3 834 39.6 3 834 37.9 vrf100_ 20_ 1 100x 20 9 904 31.5 9727 29.2 9 679 28.7 vrf200_20_ 1 200x 20 15 835 21.1 15 644 20.0 15 573 17.1 vrf300_40_ 1 300x 40 21 545 32.2 21 473 13.8 21298 23.2 vrf500_ 40_ 1 500x40 32 807 19.7 32 546 16.3 32 340 22.3 vrf600_40_ 1 600x 40 38 104 24.4 37 886 17.1 33 780 15.7 vrf700_40_ 1 700x 40 43 598 16.7 43 448 11.6 43 248 11.8 table 1 exhibits the performance statistics of the three algorithms in testing problems and compares them. where bs denotes that the algorithm finds the best value in the corresponding instance in 50 runs, and rpd is the average relative deviation. the results demonstrate that igwo is considerably better than the standard gwo and ga algorithms, indicating that igwo has some advantages in dealing with fjsp. 5. conclusion in response to the flexible job-shop scheduling problem, we propose an improved gray wolf optimization (igwo) and introduce a local optimization search strategy. experimental research was conducted to prove its feasibility and efficiency. 28 references [1] zhang, g., hu, y., sun, j. 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(2022) improved particle swarm algorithm for flexible shop scheduling problem. mechanical design and manufacturing, 51-58. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 54 a survey on multimodal multiobjective optimization algorithm jiaying wang, yinxing chen and weijie wu college of computer science, guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan guangdong 523083, china abstract: with the diversification of industrial production and daily life needs, traditional single modal multi-objective optimization algorithms are no longer able to meet complex decision-making requirements. multimodal multi-objective optimization algorithms (mmopas) provide decisionmakers with more options by offering multiple feasible pareto optimal solution sets. this article provides a detailed analysis of the research background and related concepts of multimodal multiobjective optimization algorithms. it analyzes the current development status of multimodal multi-objective optimization algorithms, introduces commonly used benchmark problems and evaluation indicators, and finally explaines future research directions. keywords: multimodal multi-objective; optimization algorithms; benchmark problems. 1. introduction multi-objective optimization problems (mops) refer to a class of optimization problems that require the simultaneous consideration of multiple objective functions that typically conflict with each other [1,2]. when solving such problems, there is usually no solution that can optimize all objectives simultaneously. decision makers need to weigh these objectives and find a satisfactory set of solutions called the pareto optimal solution sets. as the complexity of the problem increases, a single pareto optimal solution set may not be able to meet the diverse needs of decision-makers, thus leading to the emergence of multimodal multi-objective optimization problems (mmops). mmops have multiple pareto optimal solution sets in the target space, which may be far apart in the decision space, providing decision-makers with more choices [3]. this type of problem occurs in many fields, such as path planning problem [4], feature selection problem [5], shop scheduling [6], etc. the research on multimodal multi-objective optimization algorithms aims to find as many pareto optimal solutions as possible to provide decision-makers with more choices. this type of algorithm needs to balance the diversity and convergence of solutions, while considering the characteristics of the decision space and the objective space. this article will provide a detailed introduction to the relevant concepts, research progress, testing functions, and evaluation indicators of multimodal multi-objective optimization algorithms. 2. related work the difficulty in solving multi-objective optimization problems is to find a compromise solution that maximizes all objectives under certain constraints. taking minimizing the optimization objective as an example, a multi-objective optimization problem with dimensional decision variables and objective variables can be defined as: minimize f ,⋯ , t subject to ∈ ω (1) where ω ⊂ r represents decision space; , , . . . , is a decision vector; r representing the target space, f is the objective function that maps the mdimensional decision space to the target space. for a multi-objective optimization problem (mop), if there exists a pareto optimal solution x and another solution y in the decision space, such that x and y differ very little in the objective function values (  ||)()(|| yfxf , where  is a very small non negative threshold given by the decision maker), the problem is called a multimodal multi-objective optimization problem [7]. the difficulty of solving multimodal multi-objective optimization problems lies in improving the global search capability of the algorithm, avoiding premature convergence to a local optimal solution set, while preserving the solution sets of different decision spaces corresponding to the same pareto front, ensuring the diversity of solutions. in order to visually demonstrate the characteristics of multimodal multi-objective optimization problems, figure 1 provides a schematic diagram of the multimodal multiobjective optimization problem. the points a1 and a2 in the decision space on the left side of the figure represent the optimal solutions in two solution sets, both of which map to point a' in the target space on the right side although a1 and a2 are relatively far apart in the decision space, their distance in the target space is zero, allowing decision-makers to make different choices based on their own needs. 3. research progress the key challenge of multimodal multi-objective optimization problems is how to balance the distribution of solutions in the decision space and the objective space. traditional multi-objective evolutionary algorithms typically adopt a strategy of "convergence before diversity", which may weaken the algorithm's exploration ability in the decision space and make it difficult to discover all pareto optimal solution sets. to address this issue, researchers have proposed various multimodal multi-objective evolutionary algorithms (mmoeas) that improve their coverage in the decision space through different diversity maintenance techniques. according to its algorithmic features, it can be roughly divided into three categories: pareto dominance based, objective decomposition based, and new evolutionary 55 paradigms based. fig 1. multimodal and multi-objective problem description 3.1. pareto dominance based mmoeas this type of algorithm uses pareto dominance to sort individuals in a population, removing dominant solutions, and then using environmental selection mechanisms to select non dominant solutions, in order to select a set of solutions with good convergence and diversity from the remaining solutions. representative algorithms are described below. in [8], the omni-optimizer proposed by deb is a general optimizer based on nsga-ii, which uses latin hypercube sampling to initialize the population and introduces a method of crowding distance combined with non-dominated sorting in the decision space to select better individuals as the next generation evolutionary population. dn-nsgaii [9] first uses fast non-dominated sorting to divide the solution into several layers, and then improves the two-choice competition method by adopting the decision space niche method. it increases the probability of solutions with longer decision space distances entering the mating pool to select better individuals, allowing the population to search for different pareto optimal solutions in different habitats and improving the search ability of the algorithm. in [10], the main idea of the mo-ring-pso-scd proposed by liang jing et al. is to adopt a ring topology structure based on index indexing, and consider crowding distance in both decision space and target space. combining non dominated sorting, the algorithm selects the optimal solution to enter the next generation evolutionary population, in order to maintain the diversity of the distribution of the optimal solution set. at the same time, a multi-modal multi-objective optimization problem testing function and new evaluation indicators were proposed. lommode_ncd [11], it is a multimodal multi-objective optimization algorithm based on the local optimal neighborhood crowding distance differential evolution algorithm. firstly, utilizing the characteristics of heuristic random search, an adaptive partitioning strategy in the initialization stage is proposed to ensure the rapid finding of local optimal solutions in multiple pss. secondly, combining reverse learning with differential mutation to generate vectors accelerates the convergence speed of the population towards the optimal solution. finally, a method was designed to calculate the crowding distance of neighborhoods on different pareto ranks. mt-mmea [12] adopts a non-dominated sorting strategy and introduces an  -based auxiliary task. through knowledge transfer, solutions within a specific range are considered equivalent solutions, maximizing the diversity of the decision space with acceptable sacrifices in the target space and finding well distributed individuals. the pareto dominated method is still widely used in solving mmoeas, with its main advantages being strong applicability, simple operation, and convergence. 3.2. objective decomposition based mmoeas the core idea of this type of algorithm is to generate a set of weight vectors, transform mmop into multiple simple subproblems, and assign multiple individuals to solve each subproblem. representative algorithm statements are as follows. tanabe et al.proposed moea/d-ad [13], which assigns one or more individuals to the same sub-problem based on its position in the target space. the sub-problem is compared with its adjacent sub problems in the solution space, and environment selection is performed on individuals who are close to each other in the solution space. the population size can be dynamically adjusted during the search process. [14] is to assign k solutions to each weight vector in the moea/d variant, where k is determined by the dependency problem. the solution is evaluated by the minimum distance to other solutions with the same weight vector and the average distance to adjacent solutions in the grid with the same weight vector. a solution partitioning mechanism is introduced in the decision space for solving. [15] applies clustering methods to divide the population, explores different regions of the decision space through multiple subgroups, and guides the search behavior of subgroups with adaptively updated guidance vectors. the guidance vectors of each subgroup provide efficient convergence in the search space. [16] adopts partition search method to maintain diversity in the decision space. randomly select some decision variables of mmop, divide the entire search space into multiple subspaces, and search each subspace separately. in the decision space, population diversity can be maintained and the complexity of the problem can be reduced. mmopso-zsms [17] adopts a partitioning strategy to divide the entire search space into multiple subspaces, independently using a multi-modal multi-objective particle swarm algorithm based on multiple subpopulations to search for more potential equivalent pareto solutions in each subspace. [18] transformed the original multimodal multi-objective optimization problem into a bi objective optimization problem, with one objective being to construct it using the decomposition or metric methods in moeas to ensure the convergence of the population; another goal is the diversity 56 index, which is used to maintain the diversity of the population and adaptively select the best individuals during the evolution process. this type of algorithm generally maintains diversity by using uniformly distributed weight vectors, but the dependency problem determines the number of allocated individuals or the size of the neighborhood, resulting in slow computation and longer running time. 3.3. new evolutionary paradigms based mmoeas this type of algorithm involves transplanting highperformance evolutionary algorithms and swarm intelligence algorithms into solving multimodal multi-objective optimization problems. representative algorithms are described below. mmode [19] adds individual pre selection mechanism and mutation boundary processing method on the basis of standard difference evolution algorithm to increase the diversity of solutions. select superior individuals through crossover and selection mechanisms to participate in evolution until all optimal solutions are found. in [20], cnmm which uses particle swarm optimization algorithm to obtain the next generation evolutionary population, adopts improved differential evolution strategy to expand the search range, and uses nearest neighbor movement strategy to make particles approach the optimal solution and evolve locally, thus achieving the goal of optimization. in [21], trimoea-ta&r algorithm adopts an evolutionary algorithm based on two profiles and a recombination strategy. it uses clustering to maintain diversity profiles and employs niche techniques to maintain diversity in the solution set. the convergence profile and diversity profile are recombined to locate multiple optimal solutions. mmo-clrpso [22] adopts a new decision variable clustering method to form multiple subpopulations, uses particle swarm optimization algorithm to evolve the subpopulations separately, and uses a ring topology structure to enhance the information exchange ability between subpopulations, in order to find multiple pareto optimal solutions. yao et al. [23] proposed an effective multi-objective evolutionary algorithm based on special environment selection, which adopts a special environment selection strategy to select offspring and maintain diversity. in [24], a new multi-stage evolutionary algorithm with two improved optimization strategies has been proposed. firstly, the decision space is explored to detect multiple pss, and then the diversity of solutions is enhanced through the utilization of historical individuals and new differential evolution designs. an improved de operator is designed to push individuals from crowded areas to sparse and undetected areas in the decision space. this type of algorithm can fully utilize the advantages of evolutionary algorithms and swarm intelligence algorithms to find more and better distributed optimal solution sets, achieving better results. 4. benchmark problems and evaluation metrics 4.1. benchmark problems in the process of researching algorithms, in order to evaluate the performance of multimodal multi-objective algorithms, researchers have designed some test questions covering different features to verify the performance of the algorithms. at present, scholars have conducted more research on the pareto solution set of the target space, while there is less research on the pareto solution set of the decision space. in order to test the importance of pareto solution sets, researchers designed test functions with complex shaped pareto solution sets that possess the characteristics of multiple local and global pareto optimal solution sets. the most commonly used test set is currently the one from the 2019 cec competition [25], which is scalable in both objective and decision variables. mmf1-13, mmf1_z, mmf1-e, sym-part_simple, sym-part_rotated, and omni_test are dual objective functions, while mmf14-15, mmf14_a, and mmf15_a are triple objective functions; the dimensions of mmf1-12, mmf1_z, mmf1-e, sym-part_simple, and sympart_rotated are 2 dimensions, while the dimensions of mmf13-15, mmf14_a, mmf15_a, and omni_test are 3 dimensions. 4.2. evaluation metrics evaluation indicators can quantify the performance of different algorithms and play a very important role in algorithm evaluation and comparison the commonly used evaluation metrics for multi-objective algorithms can only measure the distribution of the population in the target space, but cannot effectively measure the distribution of the population in the decision space. therefore, new evaluation metrics are needed to evaluate different multimodal multiobjective algorithms. in order to better evaluate the performance of multimodal multi-objective optimization algorithms and reflect the distribution of pareto optimal solution sets, this article introduces commonly used evaluation metrics for multimodal multi-objective algorithms, including hypervolume indicator (hv) [26], inverse generative distance in the decision space (igdx) [27], and pareto set proximity (psp). the hv index is used to measure the distance between the solution set found by the algorithm and the true pareto front. the calculation formula is as follows: ⋃ ,∈ … , (2) the hv value is the volume of the bounded region dominated by the solution set. the larger the hypervolume and hv, the better the performance of this set of solutions. the average distance between the pareto approximate solution set obtained by igdx calculation and the real ps is calculated as follows: , ∗ | ∗| ∑ ,∈ ∗ (3) where o is the approximate ps obtained by the algorithm, ∗ is the ps obtained by the algorithm in the decision space, and | ∗| is the number of intermediate elements. according to the definition, the smaller the value of igdx, the better the solution obtained by the algorithm. psp represents the degree of approximation between the pareto optimal solution set obtained by the algorithm and the true pareto optimal solution set in the decision space, and evaluates the convergence of the ps obtained by the algorithm. 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[16] calculated the euclidean distance between two users to filter out the aggregated users. yin et al. [17] utilized the mean and median of user models as the global model for updating. cao et al. [18] combined cosine similarity with the relu function to assign model update weight to each user. however, most of the existing byzantine-robust federated learning schemes do not consider the issue of privacy, which leads to privacy leakage. robustness and privacy are two critical issues that need to be solved in federated learning. in this paper, we propose a novel privacy-preserving byzantine-robust federated learning scheme (ppbrfl), which can achieve privacy protection and resist byzantine attacks. furthermore, ppbrfl allows users to drop out in the training phase. contribution. the contributions of this paper are summarized as follows: (1) we construct ppbrfl, a novel scheme to achieve privacy protection and byzantine robustness. we design a novel byzantine-robust aggregation method based on cosine similarity. specifically, each user computes the cosine similarity of local model and trained model. based on the cosine similarity values of users, the cloud server selects a subset of users and aggregates these selected users’ encrypted trained models instead of aggregating the encrypted trained models of all users. using this aggregation method, ppbrfl is resistant to byzantine attacks, thus improving the model’s classification accuracy. furthermore, we present a reward and penalty mechanism that takes into account the behavior of the users to mitigate the influence of byzantine users on the global model and safeguard the fairness of users. (2) we use symmetric homomorphic encryption to encrypt the users’ trained local models and achieve privacy 19 protection of user data. compared with traditional homomorphic encryption, symmetric homomorphic encryption reduces the computation cost while maintaining the accuracy of the model. (3) we evaluate the performance of ppbrfl by conducting experiments on two well-known datasets and comparing ppbrfl with existing state-of-the-art schemes. the experimental results indicate that ppbrfl exhibits superior performance in terms of both classification accuracy and efficiency, while achieving privacy protection and byzantine robustness. 2. related works currently, federated learning has garnered substantial attention across various industries and is being adopted in a growing array of applications [19]. the extensive adoption of federated learning accentuates the significance of privacy and security concerns associated with this approach. privacy leakage in federated learning occurs mainly through the intermediate gradients uploaded by users during model training [20]. therefore, the crucial aspect of safeguarding privacy lies in encrypting the gradients or models uploaded by users. to achieve private protection, many privacypreserving federated learning schemes [21-24] are proposed. bonawitz et al. [6] achieve privacy protection through secret sharing techniques in federated learning. phong et al. [7] proposed a privacy-preserving federated learning scheme based on additive homomorphic encryption that is able to train the model without loss of accuracy. ma et al. [25] used two-trapdoor homomorphic encryption to protect the users’ data privacy. fang et al. [26] utilized elgamal multiplicative homomorphic encryption technology to construct a privacypreserving federated learning scheme. differential privacy is a commonly used privacy-preserving technique in federated learning. jia et al. [27] and zhou et al. [28] used differential privacy to protect the user’s data privacy. based on differential privacy and secure multi-party computation techniques, mugunthan et al. [29] designed a privacypreserving federated learning scheme by applying a combination of these two techniques to federated learning. zhou et al. [30] introduced a privacypreserving federated learning approach, which introduces a trusted blinding server to blind the gradient ciphertexts in the federated learning process. moreover, this scheme can effectively solve the problem of collusion between cloud servers and users. to resist byzantine user attacks and improve byzantine robustness in federated learning, a number of byzantinerobust federated learning schemes [15], [31-35] have been proposed. blanchard et al. [16] introduced the krum scheme, which selects specific users for gradient aggregation based on their euclidean distance, aiming to reduce the impact of byzantine users on the accuracy of trained models in federated learning. in yin et al.’s scheme [17], each component of the global model is updated individually, with each part being updated by taking the average or median of the local models from all users. this approach helps to mitigate the impact caused by byzantine users. wang et al. [36] designed a model segmentation aggregation strategy to defend against attacks by byzantine users. in wang et al. [36]’s scheme, the classification accuracy can be improved by using pairwise adjusted cosine similarity. li et al. [37] constructed a byzantine-robust federated learning scheme based on an auto-weighted geometric median method. cao et al. [18] combined the relu function with cosine similarity to assign model update weight to each user. in this way, honest users are allocated larger update weights while malicious byzantine users are assigned smaller update weights, thereby enhancing the byzantine robustness of this scheme. in tang et al.’s scheme [38], the server can determine whether the users are honest or not by verifying the gradients uploaded by these users. in this way, the server can avoid using the wrong gradients sent by the byzantine users for aggregation, which prevents the byzantine users from influencing the training of federated learning. however, the above byzantine-robust federated learning schemes cannot ensure the users’ data privacy. therefore, it is meaning to explore a federated learning scheme that can protect users’ data privacy while maintaining byzantine robustness. 3. the construction of ppbrfl 3.1. system model as shown in fig.1, ppbrfl is mainly composed of three entities: key generator center (kgc), users and cloud server. • kgc: kgc is an honest entity that is responsible for generating the keys and the public parameters for the users. • users: the users train the model with their own local datasets. then, the user calculates the value of cosine similarity between the local model and the trained model, and encrypts the trained model. finally, the user sends the encrypted trained model along with the cosine similarity value to the cloud server. • cloud server: the cloud server is responsible for selecting some users and aggregating the encrypted trained models of these selected users. specifically, the cloud server divides the users into three subgroups, then sorts the values of cosine similarity of these users. then, the cloud server selects some users from each subgroup for aggregation. the cloud server aggregates the encrypted trained models of the selected users to get a new encrypted global model. finally, the cloud server sends the new encrypted global model to each user for the next round of training. figure 1. system model of ppbrfl 3.2. proposed scheme (1) initialization phase 20 in ppbrfl, a user group u contains n users iu ( [0, 1])i n  with logical identities {0,1, , 1}n  . firstly, the cloud server initializes the global model gw and learning rate  of federated learning, then sends the global model gw and learning rate  to each user of the user group u . kgc selects two random prime numbers p and q , generates the key ( , )sk p  for symmetric homomorphic encryption (she) and sends it to users iu ( [0, 1])i n  in the user group u . kgc picks four values 0 1 2, , ,k k k n used for she, where 0k denotes the length of two prime numbers p , q , 1k denotes length of plaintext, 2k denotes the length of a random number  , and n denotes the product of two prime numbers p and q . kgc exposes the public parameters 0 1 2( , , , )k k k n . (2) training phase after receiving the global model gw from the cloud server, the user iu ( [0, 1])i n  uses the received global model gw as his/her local training model l iw . the user iu ( [0, 1])i n  trains the local model l iw using its own local dataset [1, ]{ , }i l l l kd x y    . the loss function calculated by the user iu ( [0, 1])i n  is as follows: * * * ( , ) 1 ( , ) ( ( , ), ) | | l l i l l i i l i l x y di l d w x w y d      where * id is the subset of id , () represents the neural network, l iw represents trainable model in () , and () represents the difference between the real label ly and the neural network output ( , )ll ix w . the user iu ( [0, 1])i n  calculates the local gradient and updates the local model l iw with the following equations: *( , )li i il d w  and l i i iw w   . after training, the trained model iw is encrypted with symmetric homomorphic encryption. the formula for encryption is as follows: [[ ]] . ( , , )i iw she enc w p  .to exclude malicious users, the user calculates the cosine similarity between the trained model iw and the local model l iw . the cosine similarity is calculated as follows: ( , ) l l i i i i l i i w w sim w w w w   the user iu ( [0, 1])i n  sends the encrypted trained model [[ ]]iw along with the cosine similarity value ( , )li isim w w to the cloud server. (3) verification and aggregation phase the cloud server receives the encrypted trained model [[ ]]iw and cosine similarity ( , )li isim w w sent by user iu ( [0, 1])i n  . the cloud server computes a new logical identifier ( )j i for each user ( [0, 1])i n  by using the pseudo-random permutation () :{0,1, , 1} {0,1, , 1}n n     , where i is original logical identifier. the new user group is * { | [0, 1]}ju u j n   . the cloud server divides the new user group *u into three subgroups: 1 { | 0 mod 3}ju j   , 2 { | 1mod 3}ju j   and 3 { | 2 mod 3}ju j   . the cloud server sorts the cosine similarity values of the three user subgroups in descending order, then removes the users whose cosine similarity values are in the top 0 % of the three subgroups. in this way, the byzantine users with excessively large cosine similarity values can be removed. generally, these users can directly upload untrained local model, do not contribution to the global model during federated learning, but still obtain a new global model after each training. the cloud server selects users from three user subgroups 1 , 2 and 3 based on different ranges. 1) for the user subgroup 1 : the cloud server selects users in user subgroup 1 whose cosine similarity values are ranked between 0 1%  % and 1% in descending order. the set of selected users is denoted as * 1 . 2) for the user subgroup 2 : the cloud server selects users in user subgroup 2 whose cosine similarity values are ranked between 1 1%  and 2 % in descending order. the set of selected users is denoted as * 2 . 3) for the user subgroup 3 : the cloud server selects users in user subgroup 3 whose cosine similarity values are ranked between 2 1%  and 3% in descending order. the set of selected users is denoted as * 3 . the users whose cosine similarity values rank in the bottom 3(100 )% of the three subgroups are identified as byzantine users since their cosine similarity values are significantly small. generally, these users with excessively small cosine similarity can upload random local model, or flip the element-wise signs of the local model and upload the flipped local model. these users also do not contribution to the global model during federated learning, but still obtain a new global model after each training. the cloud server aggregates the encrypted trained models of the above selected users to obtain a new encrypted global model *[[ ]]gw as follows: 21 * * 21 2* * * * 1 2 3 ( [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]) [[ ]] | | | | | j j j jj j g w w w w                the cloud server sends the new encrypted global model *[[ ]]gw to each user. after receiving the new encrypted global model *[[ ]]gw , the user first decrypts the encrypted global model to get the global model * *. ([[ ]], , )g gw she dec w p  , and then proceeds to the next round of training. note: the reason for selecting users from the three disjoint intervals of the three user subgroups is to reduce the risk of a successful attack by byzantine users. even if a byzantine user succeeds in faking a cosine similarity that closely resembles that of other users, the probability of that byzantine user being selected is greatly reduced. 4. performance evaluation 4.1. classification accuracy in this section, we evaluate the performance of our ppbrfl through the following experiments. these experiments are carried out on a linux server with intel(r) core (tm) i9-10980xe, 3.0ghz, and 32gb of ram. the simulation environment is implemented using the pytorch framework. the evaluation of our simulation experiments focuses on two aspects: classification accuracy and computation efficiency on the user side. we evaluate ppbrfl using mnist [39] and cifar10 [40] datasets. mnist dataset [39]: the mnist is a dataset of handwritten numbers. it contains a total of 70,000 images, with 60,000 images selected for training and 10,000 images for testing. each image has a size of 28x28 pixels and features handwritten digits ranging from 0 to 9, displayed in white on a black background. (a) (b) figure 2. comparison of classification accuracy on the cifar-10 and mnist datasets between ppbrfl and fl [5] (a) on the cifar-10 dataset. (b) on the mnist dataset cifar-10 dataset [40]: the cifar-10 dataset is an image dataset consisting of various items. it comprises a total of 60,000 samples, with 10 categories, each having 6,000 samples (5000 for training and 1000 for testing). each sample in the dataset is a 32x32 pixel rgb image with three channels. in this experiment, resnet18 [41] neural network is trained using the above two datasets. resnet18 [41] is a residual neural network which is composed of a series of residual blocks. it comprises 17 internal convolutional layers and 1 fully connected layer. resnet18 neural network is widely used for image classification tasks. in the following, we choose the standard federated learning scheme [5], which does not support byzantine robustness and privacy protection, as a benchmark for comparison with the proposed ppbrfl. in order to evaluate the impact of the proposed ppbrfl on the model classification accuracy, we conduct a comparative analysis between ppbrfl and the scheme [5]. this analysis is executed under conditions where byzantine users are absent, allowing us to exclude the impact of byzantine users on classification accuracy. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) figure 3. comparison of classification accuracy on the cifar-10 dataset between ppbrfl and fl [5] under byzantine attack. (a) fl [5] with 0% byzantine users and fl [5] with 20% byzantine users. (b) fl [5] with 0% byzantine users and fl [5] with 40% byzantine users. (c) ppbrfl with 0% byzantine users and ppbrfl with 20% byzantine users. (d) ppbrfl with 0% byzantine users and ppbrfl with 40% byzantine users. (e) ppbrfl with 20% byzantine users and fl [5] with 20% byzantine users. (f) ppbrfl with 40% byzantine users and fl [5] with 40% byzantine users fig. 2(a) and fig. 2(b) illustrate the model classification accuracy results of ppbrfl and the scheme [5] on the cifar-10 and mnist datasets, respectively. the comparison reveals that the classification accuracy achieved by ppbrfl is nearly identical to that of the scheme [5] for both datasets. we can conclude that ppbrfl achieves privacy preservation without compromising the model classification accuracy since ppbrfl employs symmetric homomorphic encryption to achieve privacy protection without introducing any noise, thus maintaining the classification accuracy of the model. to comprehensively assess the influence of byzantine robustness on the proposed ppbrfl, we undertake a comparative analysis between ppbrfl and the scheme [5]. we evaluate the classification accuracy of the same model under different datasets, and choose different numbers of byzantine users with 0%, 20% 22 and 40%, respectively. fig.3(a) and fig.3(b) illustrate a comparison of the model classification accuracy achieved by the scheme [5] under two distinct scenarios: one in which the scheme [5] does not suffer byzantine attack, and the other in which it is subjected to byzantine attack (20% byzantine users and 40% byzantine users). the results show that the model classification accuracy of the scheme [5] decreases when attacked by byzantine users, and decreases more significantly as the proportion of byzantine users increases. this observed trend can be attributed to the inherent absence of byzantine robustness within the scheme [5], rendering it considerably vulnerable to byzantine user-induced disturbances. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) figure 4. comparison of classification accuracy on the mnist dataset between ppbrfl and fl [5] under byzantine attack. (a) fl [5] with 0% byzantine users and fl [5] with 20% byzantine users. (b) fl [5] with 0% byzantine users and fl [5] with 40% byzantine users. (c) ppbrfl with 0% byzantine users and ppbrfl with 20% byzantine users. (d) ppbrfl with 0% byzantine users and ppbrfl with 40% byzantine users. (e) ppbrfl with 20% byzantine users and fl [5] with 20% byzantine users. (f) ppbrfl with 40% byzantine users and fl [5] with 40% byzantine users fig.3(c) and fig.3(d) show a comparison of the model classification accuracy achieved by ppbrfl under two different scenarios: one in which ppbrfl is free of byzantine attack, and the other in which it is subjected to byzantine attack (20% byzantine users and 40% byzantine users). we can observe that the classification accuracy of the ppbrfl attacked by byzantine users is almost as accurate as the classification accuracy of the ppbrfl not attacked by byzantine users. as illustrated in fig.3(e) and fig.3(f), the model classification accuracy of ppbrfl demonstrates greater accuracy in comparison to the scheme [5] when attacked by the same number of byzantine users. the above analyses indicate that ppbrfl exhibits remarkable byzantine robustness and minimally impacts the model classification accuracy when attacked by byzantine users. fig.4 shows that ppbrfl maintains exceptional byzantine robustness under mnist dataset. 4.2. computation efficiency on the user side we pick the privacy-preserving federated learning scheme [7] as the benchmark, as it also uses homomorphic encryption to protect the user’s data privacy during federated learning process. in this experiment, we evaluate the computation efficiency on the user side by progressively increasing the number of users for models with 5k entry parameters per user and 10k entry parameters per user. from section 3, we can know that the computation overhead on the user side primarily arises from encrypting the model. as depicted in fig.5(a) and fig.5(b) show that as the number of users increases, the computational overheads on the user side of ppbrfl and the scheme [7] also grow accordingly. furthermore, the proposed ppbrfl demonstrates significantly higher efficiency on the user side compared to the scheme [7]. (a) (b) figure 5. comparison of model encryption computation overhead on the user side between ppbrfl and the scheme [7]. 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[41] k. he, x. zhang, s. ren, and j. sun, “deep residual learning for image recognition,” in proceedings of the ieee conference on computer vision and pattern recognition, 2016, pp. 770–778 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 32 dcss‐unet: unet based on state space model for polyp segmentation xiuwei wang 1, biyuan li 1, 2, * 1 school of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin, 300222, china 2 tianjin development zone jingnuohanhai data technology co., ltd, tianjin, china * corresponding author: biyuan li (email: lby@tute.edu.cn) abstract: early and accurate segmentation of medical images can provide valuable information for medical treatment. in recent years, the automatic and accurate segmentation of polyps in colonoscopy images has received extensive attention from the research community of artificial intelligence and computer vision. many researchers have conducted in-depth research on models based on cnn and transformer. however, cnn have limited ability to model remote dependencies, which makes it challenging to fully utilize semantic information in images. on the other hand, the complexity of the secondary computation poses a challenge to the transformer. recently, state-space models (ssms), such as mamba, have been recognized as a promising approach. they not only show superior performance in remote interaction, but also maintain linear computational complexity. inspired by mamba, we propose dcss-unet, where we utilize visual state space (vss) blocks in vmamba to capture a wide range of contextual information. in the skip connection phase, we propose skip connects feature attention modules(sfa) to better communicate information from the encoder. in the decoder stage, we innovatively combined the temporal fusion attention module(tfam) to effectively fuse the feature information. in addition, we introduced a custom loss calculation method, tversky loss, for the model to achieve faster convergence and improve segmentation along polyp boundaries. our model was trained on the kvasir-seg and cvc-clinicdb datasets, and validated on datasets kvasir-seg, cvc-colondb, cvc-300, and etis. the results show that the model achieves good segmentation accuracy and generalization performance with a low number of parameters. we are 6.1% ahead in the kavirs-seg dataset and 3.1% ahead in the cvc-clinicdb dataset compared to vm-unet. keywords: cnn; mamba; medical image segmentation; vision state space models. 1. introduction semantic segmentation is a key processing step used to determine the position, shape, and size of objects in an image. image semantic segmentation is one of the most popular research topics in computer vision and deep learning. the object segmentation model can handle both 2d images and videos, and can even be extended to 3d scenes. as a result, these models may appear in different practical fields, such as medical imaging, intelligent transportation, and autonomous driving. in the field of medicine, semantic segmentation, such as polyp segmentation, ct segmentation, blood vessel segmentation, etc., has achieved remarkable success in assisting healthcare applications to segment objects such as tumors, cancers, and lung cancer[1]. colorectal cancer (crc) is a leading cause of cancer mortality globally[2]. most colorectal cancers evolve from adenomatous polyps, making early detection and removal of polyps critical for crc prevention and treatment[3]. colonoscopy is the gold standard for detecting and removing polyps before they develop into crc[5]. although colonoscopy is an effective screening technique, polyps can be visually identified. but due to differences in the location, size, color and texture of polyps, it can be very draining for medical professionals and can lead to missed or misdiagnosed polyps, which can seriously harm the patient's health. therefore, it is necessary to use image segmentation technology to develop an automatic and accurate application of polyp segmentation. machine learning (ml) algorithms, especially convolutional neural networks (cnns), have shown promising results in medical image segmentation and have been applied to the detection and segmentation of polyps. while deep learning (dl) algorithms can achieve segmentation with high accuracy, they often require large amounts of labeled data, which can be expensive and very time consuming[6]. to improve the accuracy and efficiency of polyp segmentation, researchers have developed various cnn-based deep learning architectures that employ different techniques to solve this complex task. deep learning architectures for polyp segmentation include u-net[7], unet++[8], resunet++[9]. however, the current model is still limited by some problems: first, the data sets of similar polyps have high similarity in color, contour and background, resulting in low precision of polyp boundary model segmentation. second, there were significant differences between the polyp image datasets from different classes, including variations in imaging equipment, lighting environment, and image type, which limited the model's ability to generalize[10]. later, transformer[11] began to be applied from natural language processing (nlp) to computer vision (cv). visual transformer (vit)[12] is a model proposed by google team in 2020 to apply transformer to image classification. the model based on vit has also achieved very good results in the field of polyp segmentation. for example, transunet was the first model to use a vit. it is used for feature extraction in the encoding phase and cnn in the decoding phase, showing strong global information acquisition capability. although cnn and transformer based methods can obtain accurate segmentation results, they require a large number of parameters and consume a lot of computing resources. in recent years, the 33 state space model[13] (ssm) has attracted great interest from researchers. on the basis of classical ssm research, modern ssm models such as mamba[14] not only establish long-distance dependence, but also show linear complexity of input size. in addition, ssm-based models have been extensively studied in many fields, including language understanding, general vision, and so on. influenced by the success of vmamba[15] in image classification tasks, ruan et al.[16] proposed a vm-unet model based on vmamba. this is a pure ssm-based model whose encoder consists of a vss block in vmamba for feature extraction and a patch merge operation for downsampling. the decoder includes vss block and patch extension operations to restore the size of the split result. based on the above work, we propose dcss unet, which uses mamba encoder as the backbone, uses spatial and channel attention to extract high-level and low-level features, and uses bitemporal features for fusion. we have tested on multiple datasets and achieved excellent results with low reference counts. our key contributions include: 1) we propose dcss unet, which is a potential application of the ssm-based model in medical image segmentation. 2) we propose an improved skip connection module sfa to improve model performance through attention mechanism. 3) a new feature fusion module tfam is introduced to improve the performance of the decoder structure 4) we combine the structure of unet in the decoder part, and combine the ssm model with cnn. 2. related work in the past decade, with the rapid development of computing power, researchers have invested a lot of energy in establishing various computer-assisted clinical support systems. in terms of polyp segmentation, accurate polyp segmentation is crucial for cancer prevention and early screening. for high-risk polyps, medical image segmentation is needed to accurately formulate preoperative plans and determine the most appropriate surgical methods and treatment strategies. at present, the mainstream medical image segmentation task usually adopts convolutional neural network (cnn), and some widely used architectures have been applied to polyp segmentation. one such architecture is u-net[7], an encoderdecoder model originally developed for biomedical image segmentation. u-net[7] has the advantages of relative simplicity and efficiency, and still has good performance on various medical image segmentation tasks. in 2020, pratnet[17] was proposed by fan, deng-ping, et al. this is a cnn architecture specifically designed for automatic polyp segmentation in colonoscopy images. it uses a parallel partial decoder to extract high-level features from images and generate a global map as a preliminary guide for the following processing steps. the boundary clues are mined by the reverse attention module, and the relationship between different regions and the boundary of the image is established. the above studies do not effectively balance the challenges of achieving high accuracy and generalization in polyp segmentation. in 2018, with the introduction of transformer, many excellent models have also been proposed in the aspect of polyp segmentation, such as transunet[18] and swinunet[19]. they get good results, but require a lot of computation. in 2023, with the introduction of mamba, we have a new breakthrough point in the balance between computation and performance. based on the above work, we propose the dcss unet, which uses the mamba encoder as the backbone and achieves a good balance between precision and the number of calculated parameters. below we will take a detailed look at the various parts of the network. 3. method 3.1. architecture overview the overall architecture of dcss unet is shown in figure 1. it consists of three main modules: vmamba encoder, sfa module and improved decoder. figure 1. the architecture of dcss unet consists of encoder part, jumper connection part and decoder part. the skip connection part uses our proposed sfa to get information from the encoder and pass it to the decoder part. upgraded upsampling and convolution modules serve as the final level of the network 34 the vmamba encoder consists of four stages, with a patch merge operation applied at the end of the first three stages to reduce the height and width of input features while increasing the number of channels. we used a [n1, n2, n3, n4] vss block spanning four stages of the encoder, with channel counts of [c, 2c, 4c, 8c] for each stage. given an input image i,among 3whrx  . it's a feature generated by the encoder at level m . at level thi is o if , where mi 1 . these accumulated features },...,,{ 21 o m oo fff are then forwarded to the sfa module for further enhancement. as shown in the figure, the encoder output channel of if is ci2 , which enters the sfa module for feature fusion. the different values of n3 and c are an important factor in distinguishing between minimal, small, and basic framework specifications. according to the vmamba specification, we let c take the value 96, n1 and n2 take the value 2 respectively, and n3 take the value from the set [2,9,27]. finally, the features are input into our improved decoder network, and the feature fusion is carried out by tfam, and the original feature map size is restored by upsampling. the sections are described in detail fig 1. 3.2. vss block the encoder core of dcss unet uses vmamba's vss block. the structure is shown in figure 2. after layer normalization, the input is divided into two branches. in the first branch, the input passes through a linear layer, followed by an activation function. in the second branch, the input is processed by linear layers, depth-separable convolution, and activation functions before being fed into a two-dimensional selective scan (ss2d) module for further feature extraction. the features are then normalized using layer normalization, followed by element-level generation using the output from the first branch to merge the two paths. finally, these features are mixed using a linear layer, and this result is combined with the residual connection to form the output of the vss block. this article uses silu as the activation function by default. ss2d is the core module in the vss block, which consists of three parts: the scan expansion operation, the s6 block, and the scan merge operation. the effect of the scan expansion operation is to expand the input image into a sequence in four different directions (top left to bottom right, bottom right to top left, top right to bottom left, bottom left to top right). these sequences are then feature extracted by the s6 block, ensuring that information from different directions is thoroughly scanned to capture different features. subsequently, the scan merge operation and merge sequence from these four directions restore the output image to the same size as the input image. figure 2. vss block as the backbone of dcss unet encoder 3.3. sfa block in the skip connect phase, we use the sfa module (skip connects feature attention modules) to extract the features from the trunk. based on the idea of cbam[28], we embed it into the spa module, whose structure is shown in figure 3. (a). cbam (convolutional block attention module) is a lightweight and versatile module that can obtain more information from the encoder at a very low computational cost, as shown in figure 3. (b). sfa can be used to calculate spatial and channel attention scores. given an intermediate feature graph, the sfa module will infer the attention graph along two independent dimensions, channel and space, and then multiply the attention graph by the input feature graph for adaptive feature thinning. the sfa module enhances the network's ability to express local information, extracts more meaningful features, and suppresses unimportant regional responses in a shorter period of time. helps to locate the target area more precisely. in skip connection, lower feature and higher feature can be integrated better, so as to improve the precision of segmentation. it can effectively suppress the interference of the complex background and ensure the feature of the target area is more prominent. the process of deriving ))(( xmccam and ))(( xmssam can be summarized using the following equations: )))(())((()( xmaxmlpxavgpoolmlpx poolmc +=  (1) )]))(),(([()( xmaxpoolxavgpoolconvx =sm (2) the sigmoid function is represented by  , and the input map is x . sfa block enhances the network's ability to express local information, extract more meaningful features, and suppress responses from less important regions. 3.4. improved upsampling structure for the upsampling block, there are 2 stages in this block. in the first stage, we use tfam[26](temporal fusion attention module) to extract feature information from sfa module. we introduced a tfam to make use of time information for effective feature fusion, as shown in figure 4. it uses attention and time information to determine what is important between dual temporal features. the relevant calculation formula is as follows: ))(),(),(),(( 2211 tmaxtavgtmtavg axconcatsc  (3) )(),( 212,1 ccc sconvsconvw cw (4) 35 21 2 21 1 ,, ' 2 ' 1 cc c cc c ww w ww w cc ee e ee e w  w (5) 2 ' 2 ' 21 ' 1 ' 1 *)(*)( twwtwwput scc  sout (6) figure 3. (a). sfa block. it is embedded with the cbam module as a new whole for implementing skip connections. (b). cbam block. it includes channel attention module and spatial attention module the equation 3 shows that in the channel branch, the dual temporal features of the input aggregate spatial information through global pooling across spatial dimensions. where cs denotes the aggregated spatial features, 1t and 2t denote bitemporal features, and avg(·) and max(·) denote global average pooling and global max-pooling across spatial dimension, respectively. the equation 4 and equation 5 show the aggregate calculation of bitemporal channel weights and bitemporal spatial weights. the equation 6 shows when the sum of bitemporal features is 1, the useful part between the two-time features is retained, and the useless part is discarded, so as to achieve effective feature fusion output. in the second stage, we carry out up-sampling and enlarge the extracted feature map to display images with higher resolution. 3.5. loss function dice is the most frequently used metric in medical image competitions. it is a set similarity metric, usually used to calculate the similarity of two samples, and the value threshold is [0, 1]. the number of pixels in the polyp and background is usually unbalanced. the dice loss function directly measures the degree of overlap between the predicted segmentation result and the real label. it minimizes segmentation errors by maximizing the intersection between predictions and actual labels, and is especially effective for tasks that require precise segmentation. however, it still has some drawbacks, one of which is that it also weighs false positive (fp) and false negative (fn) tests. in practical applications, this results in high precision of segmentation maps, but low recall rate. figure 4. temporal fusion attention module to solve similar problems, we introduce a new loss function. the tversky[27] similarity index is a generalization of the dice score which allows for flexibility in balancing fp and fns:          n i n i ciicic n i ciicic icic gpgpgp gp 1 11 1  n i cti (7) where, icp is the probability that pixel i is of the lesion class c and ci p is the probability pixel i is of the nonlesion class, c . . the same is true for icg and ci g , respectively. hyper parameters α and β can be tuned to shift the emphasis to improve recall in the case of large class imbalance. the tversky [27] index is adapted to a loss 36 function (tl) in by minimizing   c cti1 . by using this loss function, we can achieve faster training speeds and higher training accuracy. 4. experiments 4.1. dataset our experiment dataset followed the experimental setup of parnet: it contains 900 images from the kvasir-seg[20] dataset and 550 images from the cvc-clinicdb[21] dataset. for these datasets, we provide detailed evaluations on several metrics, including mean intersection over union(miou), dice similarity coefficient (dsc), accuracy (acc), precision (pre). in the benchmark testing, we selected four popular datasets: we use the remaining part of the kvasir-seg[20], cvc-clinicdb[21], cvc-colondb[22], and etis[23] datasets for benchmark testing. to ensure fairness of the data and facilitate accurate evaluation of the model's generalization, all test data is not included in the training data. table 1. the description of datasets contains the number of images and the image’s resolution. dataset resolution samples kvasir-seg[20] 332×487~1920×1072 1000 cvc-clinicdb[21] 384×288 612 cvc-colondb[22] 574×500 380 etis[23] 1225×966 196 4.2. data enhancement data enhancement is a key technique to improve the robustness and generalization ability of machine learning models. in this paper, we implement data enhancement on the training set, which significantly improves the generalization ability of the model. the enhanced technologies used include:  horizontal and vertical flips.  color jitter with a brightness factor uniformly sampled from [0. 6, 1. 6], a contrast of 0. 2, a saturation factor of 0. 1, and a hue factor of 0. 01.  affine transforms with rotations of an angle sampled uniformly from [−180°, 180°], horizontal and vertical translations each of a magnitude sampled uniformly from [−0. 125, 0. 125], scaling of a magnitude sampled uniformly from [0. 5, 1. 5] and shearing of an angle sampled uniformly from [−22. 5°, 22. 5°].  all regions with pixel values of 0 were randomly added to the image, and noise was also added to the regions of the mask at the same location. 4.3. implementation details we use pytorch as frameworks. all networks were trained with described augmentation methods. we used adam optimization with an initial learning rate of 4e1  , with a weight decay of 61 e . our training took place on an ubuntu operating system computer with an rtx4090d gpu for accelerated computation. 4.4. results we compared some of the most advanced networks available today and achieved the most advanced results. compared with vm-unet, which also uses v-mamba as the backbone, we performed data enhancement and training in the same environment, and achieved a 6.1% lead in the kavirsseg dataset and a 3.1% lead in the cvc-clinicdb dataset. compared with other networks of different architectures, we have achieved the same excellent results using a lower computational cost, which is enough to prove the superiority of our network in the architecture and still has the potential for development in the future. our network segmentation prediction diagram is shown in figure 5. in figure 5. a and b, it can be found that our network can accurately recognize shapes for small defects and small prominencies in the pictures. in figure 5. c, it can be found that two polyps with very similar color to the background can also be accurately identified at the boundary. figure 5. network segmentation prediction graph 4.5. ablation studies figure 6. ablation experiment segmentation prediction map 37 in order to prove the effectiveness of our work, we verify the role of each module by gradually adding an improved structure on the basis of vmunet. the results of the ablation experiment are shown in table 7. the segmentation prediction diagram of ablation experiment is shown in figure 6. table 2. results of kavirs-seg, the best results are shown in bold. data kavirs-seg methods mdice(%)↑ mlou(%)↑ mpre(%)↑ mrec(%)↑ u-net(2015)[7] 86. 5 76. 3 85. 9 87. 1 hardnet(2022)[24] 86. 3 75. 8 93. 5 80. 0 hrnetv2(2019)[25] 85. 3 74. 4 87. 8 83. 0 vm-unet(2024)[16] 81. 8 69. 2 85. 6 94. 8 dcss-unet(our) 87. 9 78. 4 94. 6 96. 6 table 3. results of cvc-clinicdb, the best results are shown in bold. data cvc-clinicdb methods mdice(%)↑ mlou(%)↑ mpre(%)↑ mrec(%)↑ u-net(2015)[7] 76. 3 61. 6 79. 9 73. 0 hardnet(2022)[24] 72. 8 57. 2 89. 5 61. 4 hrnetv2(2019)[25] 77. 8 63. 6 82. 6 73. 5 vm-unet(2024)[16] 86. 8 76. 7 85. 7 97. 9 dcss-unet(our) 89. 9 81. 7 93. 3 98. 4 table 4. results of etis-laribpolypdb, the best results are shown in bold. data etis-laribpolypdb methods mdice(%)↑ mlou(%)↑ mpre(%)↑ mrec(%)↑ u-net(2015)[7] 79. 8 69. 7 83. 2 77. 2 hardnet(2022)[24] 86. 6 76. 4 97. 0 78. 2 hrnetv2(2019)[25] 47. 2 30. 9 46. 5 48. 0 vm-unet(2024)[16] 57. 8 40. 7 50. 0 95. 0 dcss-unet(our) 77. 3 63. 0 74. 7 97. 9 table 5. results of cvc-colondb, the best results are shown in bold. data cvc-colondb methods mdice(%)↑ mlou(%)↑ mpre(%)↑ mrec(%)↑ u-net(2015)[7] 80. 3 70. 4 81. 0 82. 7 hardnet(2022)[24] 74. 0 58. 7 95. 0 60. 6 hrnetv2(2019)[25] 63. 8 46. 9 58. 6 70. 1 vm-unet(2024)[16] 60. 4 43. 3 64. 4 94. 4 dcss-unet(our) 68. 7 52. 3 82. 8 96. 0 table 6. comparison of computational complexity and gpu memory usage, using an nvidia 4090d gpu (bold indicates the best). model input size params(m)↓ flops(g)↓ unet[7] (3, 256, 256) 28. 15 8. 43 vm-unet[16] (3, 256, 256) 34. 62 7. 56 pranet[17] (3, 256, 256) 30. 50 13. 15 dcss-unet(our) (3, 256, 256) 17. 91 4. 43 table 7. the role of each module in the ablation experiment,bold indicates the best. dataset kavirs-seg model mdice miou vmunet 81. 8 69. 2 vmunet+sfa 83. 6 74. 1 vmunet+tfam 85. 5 76. 8 vmunet+sfa+tfam 87. 1 77. 9 we find that simply adding sfa helps the network to find out which places are more worthy of attention, while adding 38 tfam makes it easier to integrate the acquired features into the network. both works together to improve the performance of the network, the increase in computing costs associated with performance improvements is minimal. 5. conclusion based on the results of this paper, the dcssunet neural network architecture can achieve advanced performance in the polyp segmentation task of colonoscopy images at a low computational cost. dcssunet uses vmamba's encoder as the backbone and improves the decoder structure, the sfa module allows it to focus on the right place, and the tfam can capture more image information. at the same time, data enhancement techniques help improve its overall performance. the dcssunet model has strong generalization ability and can achieve good results even under limited 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(2018) cbam: convolutional block attention module." proceedings of the european conference on computer vision (eccv). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 195 research on the performance of cosmetics packaging materials under the background of green transformation xing lu * shaoxing xinmei packaging co., ltd., co., ltd. shaoxing, zhejiang, 312366, china * corresponding author email: 171189210@qq.com abstract: with the acceleration of global green transformation, the cosmetics industry is facing an urgent need for sustainable upgrading of packaging materials. this study focuses on the performance optimization of cosmetic packaging materials, conducting a systematic analysis from three dimensions: material compatibility, harmful substance detection, and biodegradable material development. by constructing a multidimensional compatibility evaluation system, developing trace plasticizer detection technology, and exploring the preparation process of high-performance degradable materials, a comprehensive solution for green packaging materials is ultimately proposed. experiments have shown that biodegradable materials based on polylactic acid (pla) and nanocellulose composites have better mechanical strength and degradation efficiency than traditional plastics, and the new detection technology can achieve ppb level detection accuracy for phthalate plasticizers. this study provides theoretical support and technical pathways for the green transformation of cosmetic packaging. keywords: green transformation; cosmetics packaging; material compatibility; degradable materials; trace detection. 1. introduction with the continuous expansion of the global cosmetics market, the safety and sustainability of packaging materials have become the focus of industry attention. traditional plastic packaging such as polyvinylidene chloride (pvdc) faces two core issues: plasticizers such as phthalates (paes) may migrate into cosmetics through contact and have endocrine disrupting properties; every year, 1.2 million tons of cosmetic plastic packaging waste are generated globally, with only 9% being recycled. the development of biodegradable materials is urgently needed. this study aims to address the aforementioned pain points by systematically conducting compatibility testing of packaging materials, precise determination of harmful substances, and research and development of environmentally friendly alternative solutions, providing technical support for the green transformation of the cosmetics industry. 2. research contents 2.1. compatibility testing of packaging materials 2.1.1. compatibility testing of packaging materials and cosmetic contents the compatibility testing of packaging materials and contents mainly includes physical compatibility, chemical compatibility, and biocompatibility. the physical compatibility test is relatively simple, mainly examining whether the contents and related packaging materials undergo physical changes such as adsorption, permeation, precipitation, cracking, etc. when stored under high temperature, low temperature, and normal temperature conditions. although packaging materials such as ceramics and plastics usually have good tolerance and stability, there are still phenomena such as adsorption and permeation [1], so it is necessary to investigate the physical compatibility between packaging materials and their contents. chemical compatibility mainly examines whether the contents and related packaging materials undergo chemical changes during storage at high, low, and normal temperatures, such as discoloration, odor, ph changes, delamination, and other abnormal phenomena. for biocompatibility testing, it mainly refers to the migration of harmful substances from packaging materials to the contents. from a mechanistic analysis, the migration of these toxic and harmful substances is partly due to the presence of concentration gradients, that is, there is a large concentration gradient at the interface between packaging materials and cosmetic contents; on the other hand, it is due to the existence of diffusion behavior, that is, cosmetics may interact with packaging materials, and even enter the interior of packaging materials, leading to the dissolution of harmful substances [2]. therefore, in the case of long-term contact between packaging materials and cosmetics, toxic and harmful substances in the packaging materials are likely to migrate. for the regulations on heavy metals in packaging materials, gb 9685-2016 standard for the use of additives in food contact materials and products specifies the migration amounts of heavy metals lead (1 mg/kg), antimony (0.05 mg/kg), zinc (20 mg/kg), and arsenic (1 mg/kg). the detection of cosmetic packaging materials can refer to the regulations in the food industry. the detection of heavy metals usually uses atomic absorption spectroscopy, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, atomic fluorescence spectrophotometry, etc. [3]. usually, these plasticizers, antioxidants, and other additives have low concentrations, and detection requires extremely low detection or quantification limits (µ g/l or mg/l), which require the use of high-performance liquid chromatography, gas chromatography, gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, etc. [4]. but not all dissolved substances will have a serious impact on cosmetics. as long as the amount of dissolved substances meets relevant national regulations and testing standards, and is harmless to the user, these dissolved 196 substances are considered normal compatibility. 2.1.2. secondary processing of packaging materials and compatibility testing of contents the compatibility test between the secondary processing of packaging materials and the contents usually refers to the compatibility between the coloring and printing processes of packaging materials and the contents. the coloring process of packaging materials mainly includes electroplating, spraying, wire drawing, gold and silver coating, secondary oxidation, injection molding, etc. the printing process of packaging materials mainly includes screen printing, hot stamping, water transfer printing, heat transfer printing, offset printing, etc. this type of compatibility testing usually refers to coating the surface of packaging materials with contents, and then subjecting the sample to long-term or short-term compatibility experiments under high temperature, low temperature, and room temperature conditions. the main testing indicators are whether the appearance of the packaging material has cracks, deformations, fading, and other phenomena. in addition, due to the presence of some harmful substances to human health in ink, the migration of ink into the internal contents of the packaging material during secondary processing should also be investigated. 2.2. harmful substance detection and analysis cut the sample of polyvinylidene chloride (pvdc) cosmetic packaging to be tested into square sample pieces with a size of 2 mm ×2 mm, and then preprocess the sample pieces. grind the liquid nitrogen treated sample into powder, take out 2 g of the sample and place it in a soxhlet extractor. add 40 ml of trichloroethane to the extractor, set the extraction temperature to 65 ℃, and extract for 5 hours. filter and concentrate the extracted liquid, then add acetonitrile to a volume of 5 ml [5-6]. then, perform gradient elution on the solution after reaching a constant volume, with an initial temperature of 70 ℃, and raise the temperature to 80 ℃ for 4.5 minutes; heat up to 90 ℃ in 4.8 minutes; heat up to 90 ℃ within 10 minutes; heat up to 95 ℃ within 15 minutes; then gradually cool down, and cool down to 70 ℃ within 30 minutes [7-8]. then filter the obtained solution into a colorimetric tube, mix well, and take the upper extraction solution for mass spectrometry analysis. 2.3. development of biodegradable materials in the development and research of biodegradable materials, based on polylactic acid, a new environmental protection system is constructed by composite modification of natural polymer materials, with a focus on optimizing material processing technology and interface compatibility, aiming to solve the problems of insufficient mechanical properties, high production costs, and limited scale production of traditional biodegradable materials. the study adopts melt blending and continuous production technology, and significantly improves the mechanical strength and barrier properties of materials by adjusting processing parameters and filler ratios, while reducing production costs. by combining the full lifecycle assessment method, the environmental friendliness of the material is systematically verified, revealing its potential in reducing carbon emissions and waste pollution, providing a functional, economical, and ecologically sustainable alternative solution for the cosmetics packaging industry. 3. key technology 3.1. multidimensional compatibility evaluation system for key technologies build a multi-level collaborative evaluation model of "physics chemistry function", systematically integrating the three dimensions of interface interaction between packaging materials and cosmetic ingredients, long-term storage stability, and functional impact. by designing accelerated aging experiments to simulate real storage environments, the correlation mechanism between material deformation, transmittance changes, and content oxidation stability is revealed, and a comprehensive compatibility evaluation index system based on principal component analysis (pca) is established. propose a "dynamic tracking threshold warning" evaluation method, combined with machine learning algorithms to predict the compatibility risk level of packaging materials in different formulation systems, providing material selection decision support for cosmetics enterprises. develop standardized test process, cover different dosage forms such as lotion, cream and essential oil, clarify quantitative evaluation standards for key issues such as material swelling and active ingredient adsorption, and fill the technical gap in the industry's full cycle performance evaluation of packaging materials. 3.2. trace plasticizer detection technology develop a high-sensitivity plasticizer detection platform based on gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (gcms/ms) and establish a trace migration analysis method for six phthalates (paes) in cosmetic packaging. optimize quechers pretreatment technology and achieve efficient purification of complex matrix interference through adsorbent combination screening (psa+c18), raising the detection limit to the 0.001 mg/kg level. construct a migration dynamics model to analyze the nonlinear effects of temperature, contact time, and lipid solubility on the migration rate of paes, and propose a three-stage theoretical framework of "migration path diffusion coefficient distribution equilibrium". develop a standardized testing process for multi-component harmful substances in cosmetics contact materials, covering the entire process of sample preparation, instrument parameter optimization, and data validation. 3.3. preparation of high-performance degradable materials develop an interface compatibilization and functional modification process for polylactic acid (pla) based composite materials, revealing the "rigidity toughness" balance mechanism of the synergistic enhancement of material mechanical properties by modified starch (ms) and nanocellulose (cnf). developing continuous production technology for twin-screw extrusion, breaking through the technical bottleneck of uneven dispersion of natural fillers through temperature gradient control of melt blending (170185 ℃) and optimization of screw shear force, and achieving synchronous improvement of tensile strength and barrier performance of composite materials. propose an integrated control strategy of "process structure performance", integrate melt flow index (mfi) monitoring and microstructure characterization (sem), and establish a database of degradable material processing parameters. build a low-cost production plan, optimize the proportion of fillers and control 197 energy consumption to reduce the overall material cost by more than 30% compared to traditional pla. combining life cycle assessment (lca) to quantify the carbon emissions and resource consumption of materials from raw material extraction to waste disposal, providing a functional and ecologically sustainable alternative solution for the industry's green transformation. 4. experimental result 4.1. compatibility evaluation of packaging materials the compatibility between packaging materials and cosmetic contents is significantly influenced by the storage environment and the physical and chemical properties of the materials themselves. in physical compatibility testing, some plastic packaging showed slight deformation and decreased light transmittance under high temperature (45℃) conditions, while ceramic materials did not crack or adsorb in low temperature (-20℃) environments. however, high fat soluble cosmetics (such as essential oils) showed a clear tendency to penetrate when in contact with plastics. chemical compatibility analysis shows that after long-term storage, some packaging materials undergo oxidation reactions at the interface with the contents, resulting in a ph shift (±0.3~0.5) and a decrease in the retention rate of active ingredients (such as a maximum degradation rate of 18% for vitamin c) in cosmetics. in biocompatibility testing, the migration of paes in pvdc packaging showed a trend of rapid increase followed by gradual flattening during the simulated shelf life, and the migration risk was positively correlated with the lipid solubility of cosmetics. in addition, the ink migration test of the secondary processing technology found that the metal coating of the hot stamping process partially peeled off at high temperatures, while trace amounts of benzene based compounds were detected migrating in the silk screen ink. further optimization of the processing technology is needed to avoid safety risks. 4.2. harmful substance detection and analysis based on optimized gc-ms/ms detection method, precise identification of trace levels of six paes in cosmetic packaging has been successfully achieved, with detection sensitivity increased by one order of magnitude compared to traditional methods. the experiment verified the purification efficiency of quechers pretreatment technology for complex matrices (such as oil containing lotion), and effectively eliminated the false positive influence of such interfering substances as pigments, spices, etc. on the test results. the migration kinetics model shows that the migration rate of paes increases exponentially in the initial stage (0-30 days), and then enters a slow diffusion period. for every 10 ℃ increase in temperature, the migration rate increases by about 2.3 times. the testing of 20 types of pvdc packaging on the market found that 15% of the samples had dehp migration levels close to the eu reach regulation limit (0.1%), with the risk of high transmittance thin-walled packaging being particularly prominent. in addition, heavy metal migration tests have shown that although the lead and arsenic content in all samples meets national standards, there is a potential risk of exceeding the standard for cadmium elements in some colored spray packaging, indicating the need to strengthen the quality control of raw materials in the secondary processing stage. 4.3. performance verification of biodegradable materials pla based composites show excellent rigidity toughness balance in mechanical property test, and their tensile strength and elongation at break are 85% and 120% of those of traditional pvdc materials respectively, and their barrier properties to water vapor and oxygen are more than 40% higher than those of pure pla, fully meeting the packaging requirements of highly active cosmetics (such as antioxidant essence). the stability test of continuous production process shows that the optimized twin-screw extrusion parameters can ensure the uniformity of filler dispersion (sem shows that cnf is dispersed at the nanoscale in the matrix), and the performance difference between batches is less than 5%. the results of the life cycle assessment (lca) show that the carbon emissions of the new material from raw material production to waste disposal are reduced by 41% compared to pvdc, and soil burial experiments have verified that it can complete over 90% biodegradation within 180 days without detecting microplastic residues. in addition, in actual filling tests, the packaging scheme using this material extended the shelf life of sensitive formulas by 15%, and no leakage or structural failure occurred in transportation vibration simulations, verifying its feasibility for industrial application. 5. conclusion this study 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[8] yang yewei, zhang xiaoli, zheng qing, et al. study on the synthesis process of 3,5-di-tert-butyl-4hydroxyphenylpropionic acid methyl ester [j]. industrial catalysis, 2022, 30 (8): 58-61. . frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 66 research on ct system image based on back projection reconstruction model ruofeng yu 1, *, yating wu 2, ruoyu yu 3 1 school of chinese-western medicine, fujian university of traditional chinese medicine fuzhou fujian, china 2 school of humanities and management, fujian university of traditional chinese medicine fuzhou fujian, china 3 school of law, xiamen university tan kah kee college zhangzhou fujian, china * corresponding author: ruofeng yu (email: 2876283680@qq.com) abstract: ct technology has been widely used in clinical medicine, industrial engineering and other fields in contemporary society. since the traditional back projection reconstruction algorithm will introduce star artifacts, we decide to use a parallel beam filtered back projection reconstruction model based on radon changes and r-l filters. since the rotation center of the system does not coincide with the geometric center, the data will be missing when using radon transformation, so we carry out "edging" processing on the square tray. after processing the data to remove the gain (where the gain coefficient is 2.0033) and removing the "edge" at the end of the filtering, we reconstructed the detected object and obtained the absorption rates of the ten points required by the problem as follows :0.0126, 2.2902, 5.9159, 0.0163, 0.0823, 3.1336, 6.0333, 0.0000, 7.7184, 0.0861. keywords: ct system; parallel beam filtering; edging treatment; back projection reconstruction. 1. introduction computed tomography (ct) can make use of the absorption characteristics of radiation energy in samples of biological tissues and engineering materials without destroying the samples, so as to obtain the internal structure information of the samples. a typical two-dimensional ct system is shown in figure 1, where the parallelly incident xrays are perpendicular to the detector plane, and each detector unit is regarded as a receiving point and arranged equidistant. the x-ray emitter and detector are fixed relative to each other, and the whole transmitting and receiving system is rotated 180 times counterclockwise around a fixed rotation center. for each x-ray direction, a detector with 512 equidistant elements is used to measure the absorption and attenuation of the two-dimensional media, and 180 groups of received information are obtained after the gain processing. there are often errors in the installation of ct systems, which will affect the imaging quality, so it is necessary to calibrate the parameters of the installed ct system, that is, to calibrate the parameters of the ct system with the help of samples with known structures (called templates), and image the samples with unknown structures accordingly. 2. data source the data are primarily derived from the experimental results of multiple computed tomography (ct) systems and related data sources on the internet. 3. model establishment and solution 3.1. the reconstruction model of parallel beam filter backprojection is established in this paper, geometric relations and mathematical principles have been employed to calculate a number of parameters pertaining to the ct machine [1], including the position of the rotation centre, the spacing of the detector units and the number of x-ray directions utilised by the instrument. the objective is to optimise the data in order to achieve calibration of the ct machine's parameters. in order to obtain accurate images and successfully achieve two-dimensional parallel wave back projection reconstruction, it is necessary to establish a parallel beam back projection reconstruction model [2]. the traditional model is a back projection reconstruction model [3], but it has a significant drawback in that it will introduce star artefacts[4]. therefore, it is essential to introduce a filter function and construct a parallel beam filter back projection model. the modelling process is divided into two parts: in the first part, the data is transformed by radon based on the absorption rate [5], and in the second part, an rl filter is employed for filtering[6]. 3.1.1. radon transformation and its properties let us consider the function f(x,y) to be the density function of the object to be reconstructed. its radon transform is defined as the integral of a curve of the first kind along a set of parallel x-rays: r φ, r f x, y ds , (1) figure 1. google scholar in this context, r φ, r represents the radon transform of 67 the function f x, y . each ray m is defined by two parameters: θ and r. the first of these, φ, denotes the angle between the vertical line of ray m and the x-axis, while r denotes the distance from the origin of ray l (see figure 1). the complete set of one-dimensional projections of f x, y is provided for each two-dimensional image object. by employing the variable r x cosφ y sinφ and the sampling characteristics of the impulse function, we can derive the following: r φ, r ∬ f x, y δ x cosφ y sinφ y dxdy (2) the aforementioned description provides an account of the definition of the radon transform. the object to be scanned is reproduced in exact scale, eliminating the necessity for consideration of isotropic scaling, rotation, or translation of the function f x, y . let us consider the parallel beam projection of f x, y at angles φ φ , which we shall denote by . theoretically, the projection p x and the density distribution function f x, y can be expressed as the accumulation of one-dimensional line integrals in the time domain. however, it is challenging to identify a method of projection reconstruction based on line integrals. the fourier slice theorem offers a more straightforward mathematical relationship between projection and image in the frequency domain. its mathematical expression is as follows: , | (3) the problem of projection image reconstruction can be solved according to the following process: firstly, the projection must be collected under different angles. secondly, the one-dimensional fourier transform of each projection must be found. thirdly, the two-dimensional fourier transform of the image must be obtained by applying the fourier theorem. fourthly, the slices of the two-dimensional fourier transform of the image must be gathered into the 2d fourier transform of the image. finally, the reconstructed image must be obtained by inverse transformation. 3.1.2. r-l filter in accordance with the aforementioned principles, we have elected to adopt the r-l filter. the discrete form of the r-l filter was initially proposed by indian scholars ramachandran and lakshminarayanan, whose frequency domain number is[7]: | | | | (4) formula: 1, | | 0, (5) in this context, p represents the spatial frequency, while w p denotes the window function. the corresponding time-domain convolution function, , is given by: 2 sin 2 , sin , (6) the discrete form of is derived by substituting into equation (6). , 0 0 , , (7) r-l filter form is simple and practical, the reconstruction effect is good, the outline is clear. 3.1.3. parallel beam filter back projection reconstruction model let the image to be reconstructed be b x, y and its twodimensional fourier transform be b w ,w . according to the fourier slice theorem, , can be obtained by the onedimensional fourier transform of the projection of b x, y under different angles , i.e. : b w ,w , , (8) it is necessary to reconstruct the image. b , b x, y f b w ,w dφ |p|p p,φ e ∞ ∞ (9) the integral of the second half of the above equation is written as the inverse fourier transform of the spatial variable cos : |p|p p,φ e dp ∞ ∞ |p|p p,φ e dp ∞ ∞ h x ∗ p x ,φ g x , φ g r cos θ φ ,φ (10) formula: g x , φ h x ∗ p x , φ (11) it can be demonstrated that b , g r cos θ φ dφ (12) the physical meaning of the above formula is as follows: the cumulative back projection reconstruction of all the filtered ray projections at a given point , in the range of 0~π is obtained, and the pixel value of the point , is obtained. this is the filtered back projection equation [8], which can concentrate the various steps of the filtered back projection algorithm. in summary, we will use parallel beam filter back projection to reconstruct the model and solve the model. 3.2. realization and problem solving of the reconstructed model of parallel beam filter backprojection in accordance with the aforementioned algorithmic principle, the iradon function within the matlab software program represents a filter backprojection function based on the r-l filter. consequently, this model can be directly implemented through the iradon function. 3.2.1. scale factor processing given that the data has undergone gain processing, it is essential to ascertain the relationship between the data obtained by the computer and the data after gain processing when utilising the computer for back projection. in this regard, a back-projection calculation was initially performed on the data, the absorptivity of each pixel was obtained, and a relationship function was established between the two. the absorptivity obtained by the computer was then found to be approximately proportional to the original absorptivity [9] of the data, with a proportional coefficient of k=2.033, as determined by matlab. (13) in this context, represents the absorption rate calculated by the computer, while denotes the original absorption rate. 3.2.2. "edging" treatment as a consequence of the installation error, the centre of rotation is not aligned with the geometric centre of the square tray. this results in a significant discrepancy when utilising the iradon function directly. in light of the aforementioned 68 considerations, the "edging" treatment was applied to the square tray (as illustrated in figure 2). this procedure entailed the transformation of the geometric centre of the square tray, designated as "○", to the rotation centre, represented by "×". consequently, the geometric centre of the resulting edged square, indicated as "×", became the rotation centre[10]. figure 2. geometric relationship diagram of large square and component after edging treatment following the application of the 'edging' treatment to the square tray, the resulting 'new large square tray' exhibits a rotation centre situated at the tray's centre point, thereby eliminating the system error. at this juncture, the iradon function can be employed directly to calculate the filtered back projection. 3.2.3. filter back projection calculation the corresponding program was developed using matlab software, and the filtered back projection of the data was calculated using the iradon function. the resulting calculations are presented in figure 3. figure 3. inversion reconstruction after "edging" in order to obtain the geometry of the object to be scanned on the actual square tray and its determined position, it is also necessary to carry out the process of "edge removal". the resulting operation, following the completion of the aforementioned edge removal and the multiplication by the scale coefficient, is illustrated in figure 4. figure 4. inversion map after removing the "edging" the ten determined points are presented in table 1, which also shows the parameters of each point: table 1. ten determined point absorptivity x y absorptivity 10.0000 18.0000 0.0000 34.5000 25.0000 0.9722 43.5000 33.0000 0.0036 45.0000 75.5000 1.1761 48.5000 55.5000 1.0426 50.0000 75.5000 1.4652 56.0000 76.5000 1.2849 65.5000 37.0000 0.0007 79.5000 18.0000 0.0000 98.5000 43.5000 0.0175 subsequently, the wiener2 filter is employed for the purpose of noise reduction and colour level processing, thereby facilitating the generation of the image, as illustrated in figure 5. figure 5. reconstructed image after noise reduction the ten determined points are presented in table 2, which also shows the parameters of each point: 69 table 2. absorption rate after noise reduction at ten definite points x y absorptivity 10.0000 18.0000 0.0126 34.5000 25.0000 2.2902 43.5000 33.0000 5.9159 45.0000 75.5000 0.0163 48.5000 55.5000 0.0823 50.0000 75.5000 3.1336 56.0000 76.5000 6.0333 65.5000 37.0000 0.0000 79.5000 18.0000 7.7184 98.5000 43.5000 0.0861 4. conclusion the models established by us can solve the problems of parameter calibration and image reconstruction well, and the scope of application is easy to popularize. different filtering functions can be adopted for different problems to eliminate the influence of different factors on the absorption rate. 5. literature references references must be cited in the text within brackets in numerical order, starting with [1]. do not use word’s automated numbering features. consecutive reference number citations should be indicated with an n-dash (–) [2–4] or a comma [5, 6] as necessary. in sentences, use the author names instead of “reference [7]” or “as in [8]” (e.g., “smith and smith [9] show ...”). the reference list must be typed in manually. do not use word’s references feature or numbered list. in the reference list, provide up to three authors’ names; if more than three authors, use “et al.” place a space between an authors' initials. papers that have not been published should be cited as “unpublished” [7]. papers that have been submitted or accepted for publication should be cited as “submitted for publication” [8]. please give affiliations and addresses for personal communications [9]. use sentence case for the words in a paper title. 6. conclusion the manuscript should include a conclusion. in this section, summarize what was described in your paper. future directions may also be included in this section. authors are strongly encouraged not to reference multiple figures or tables in the conclusion; these should be referenced in the body of the paper. references [1] ali e m a ,strubel n ,pinkney l , et al.pediatric contrastenhanced chest ct on a photon-counting detector ct: radiation dose and image quality compared to energy-integrated detector ct[j].pediatric radiology,2024,(prepublish):1-12. 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[j]. biomedizinische technik. biomedical engineering,2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 42 side‐channel attacks against the fesh algorithm jiajun fan *, zhibo du school of cybersecurity (xin gu industrial college), chengdu university of information technology, chengdu sichuan, 610225, china * corresponding author: jiajun fan (email: muyuluqxl@gmail.com) abstract: the fesh algorithm is a block cipher algorithm based on finite field operations. currently, no research has been conducted on its side-channel attack security. therefore, this study proposes two methods to address this issue: a correlation power analysis attack method targeting the fesh algorithm, and a template attack method based on an improved transnet model. the first method theoretically analyzed the vulnerabilities of the fesh algorithm and successfully obtained valid leaked information through a correlation power attack; the second method introduced blurpool blurring and downsampling techniques, as well as normalization operations, which reduced the training parameters of the improved model by approximately 50%. additionally, the validation was performed on both the fesh dataset and the desynchronized ascad public dataset, which provided evidence that the entropy estimates were significantly better than those of the original transnet model. the experimental results highlight the importance of considering side-channel security when implementing the fesh algorithm. keywords: fesh algorithm; correlation power analysis attack; template attack; transnet model; ascad. 1. introduction the cryptography algorithms play an important role in network security by providing support and protection for data confidentiality, identity authentication, and access control. the security of cryptography algorithms not only has a significant impact on data protection but also affects trust relationships between users and systems, socio-economic costs, the formulation of laws and regulations, national security, and strategic interests. however, all cryptography algorithms used in modern cryptographic systems are based on computational security. after paul introduced side-channel attacks [1], the security of cryptography not only requires attention to the security of algorithm design but also to the security of its implementation. traditional encryption algorithms typically hide the relationship between the key and plaintext. side-channel attacks, on the other hand, target cryptographic systems from the perspective of physical information leakage. by monitoring and analyzing the variations in physical signals, these attacks can infer the operation process of the encryption algorithm and related secret information. attackers can obtain the key, plaintext, or other sensitive information by exploiting side-channel leakage differences such as processing time differences, power consumption variations, and different input conditions without directly cracking the encryption algorithm itself. side-channel attacks can be divided into two types: nonlearning and learning. non-learning methods, such as differential power analysis (dpa) [2] and correlation power analysis (cpa) [3], are based on information theory and statistical analysis and can provide interpretable attack results. attackers can adjust their attack strategies to obtain useful information. learning-based attack methods use feature learning to establish templates for attacks. traditional template attacks [4] use multivariate gaussian distribution to characterize power consumption features. with the development of neural networks, introducing neural networks to side-channel attacks breaks the linear correlation assumption between power consumption and hamming distance in traditional side-channel attacks and has advantages such as non-linear modeling, adaptability, and generalization. in recent years, many studies have combined neural networks with side-channel attacks, using different models such as least squares support vector machines (lssvm) [5], k-nearest neighbors (knn) [6], cnn, vgg [7], etc., to establish templates or leakage models. in 2017, the attention[8] mechanism was used in machine translation tasks and achieved good results, becoming a new generation of deep learning architecture. in 2022, transnet [9] introduced the long-term attention mechanism [10] to side-channel attacks. transnet can reduce the guessing entropy to below 1 using only 400 records in multiple desynchronized datasets and has achieved significant results on several datasets. fesh [11] is a new cryptographic algorithm that has performed well in the chinese national cryptographic algorithm design competition and has entered the second round of evaluation for block algorithms. the main idea and strategy behind the design of the fesh algorithm are to meet the basic requirements of block cipher algorithms and efficiently implement them on different software and hardware platforms. the fesh algorithm has also undergone security and performance analyses, and the designers have conducted self-assessments of the cryptographic algorithm. for the security evaluation of the fesh algorithm, it is necessary to analyze the security of the cryptographic design from both the data and implementation aspects. since the current evaluations are based on computational security, this paper focuses on the security of fesh algorithm from the perspective of side-channel attacks, specifically non-learning cpa attacks and learning-based template attacks using an improved transnet model. the research on the side-channel security of the fesh algorithm can evaluate its resistance to side-channel attacks and identify potential vulnerabilities and weaknesses in the algorithm implementation. this research can provide guidance and suggestions for developers and system designers, helping them understand potential sidechannel issues in algorithm implementation, ultimately improving the security of the algorithm, and contributing to the research of corresponding defense strategies and remediation measures, thus reducing the risk of side-channel attacks on systems. additionally, this research is of great significance for protecting user privacy, improving product 43 security, ensuring the security and advancement of cryptographic products and systems, and enhancing the commercial cryptographic market system. 2. introduction to relevant knowledge 2.1. fesh algorithm fesh is a block cipher algorithm based on finite field arithmetic. it has multiple versions, and each version of the fesh algorithm has different block lengths, key lengths, and specific rounds. table 1. fesh algorithm version and number of rounds algorithm version plaintext block length key block length number of rounds fesh-128-* 128 bit 128/192/256 bit 16/20/20 fesh-256-* 256 bit 256/384/512 bit 24/28/28 the encryption process of the fesh algorithm is based on word operations. it converts the input bit string into words and uses words as the basic unit for encryption. the fesh algorithm adopts the spn structure, and the specific operations include s-box lookup, word operations, and round key addition. the bit-slice technique is also employed for parallel computation of the s-box. the pseudo code of the fesh algorithm is as follows: input: plaintext (p), key (k) output: ciphertext (c) a) rk = gen(k) // key schedule function gen(). b) x[0] = p[0] xor rk[0] // xor the plaintext and subkeys in the first round of grouping. c) i = 0 // the i represents the current round number. d) y[i] = subnibble(x[i]) // apply s-box substitution to x[i] in this round. e) z[i] = mixword(y[i]) // perform word mixing on y[i] in this round. f) x[i+1] = z[i] xor rk[i+1] // xor z with the next round key. g) i++; if i < n-1: go to step d // if the specified number of rounds is not reached, go back to step d). h) c = x[n] // the xor result after the final round is the ciphertext c. 2.2. correlation power analysis attack correlation power analysis (cpa) [3] is a side-channel attack method that utilizes a linear bit transformation model under the assumption of an ideal state: w ah(d,r) b  (1) ,( )h d r represents the mapping relationship of the number of bit flips from d to r , w represents the consumed power, ,a b represents the correlation coefficient, and represents the bias. the correlation factor between the hamming distance and the measured power can be derived from classical statistics using pearson correlation. the correlation factor is used to assess and quantify the level of information leakage in side-channel attacks. other common leakage metrics include normalized inter-class variance and signal-noise ratio. in the equation, cov represents the covariance function, and  represents the standard deviation. 2 2 2 cov( , ) h h wh w h w h b w h a a a            (2) through analysis, it can be determined that | | || wh wh   . therefore, the method of inferring sensitive data by iterating over the value space of leakage and obtaining the extreme value of the correlation factor is known as correlation power analysis (cpa) attack. 2.3. transnet neural network hajra et al. introduced transformer-xl into side-channel analysis [9]. transformer-xl is a variant of the transformer network that addresses the limitation of context length in learning long-term dependencies. the model proposes a segment mechanism, which improves the ability of the multihead attention mechanism to capture information. for sidechannel data, the segment mechanism uses relative positional encoding to better extract temporal features. building upon this, transnet improves upon the model and achieves stateof-the-art results on multiple public datasets. specifically, in the encoding part based on transformer-xl, transnet reduces the use of the normalization layer and introduces an offset in the multihead attention with transformerxl, transforming it into relational positional multihead attention. additionally, transnet adds an addition layer after the positionwiseff module following the feed-forward network. figure 1. adjustments made by transnet on transformerxl 2.4. blurpool [12] blurpool is a convolutional neural network technique used for image processing. it is primarily used to reduce image resolution and computational complexity. blurpool achieves this by blurring the image, thereby reducing the utilization of computational resources while preserving image information. traditional pooling operations like max pooling or average pooling can help reduce the size of the image but may result in the loss of fine details in some cases. on the other hand, blurpool applies a blur filter to the image before performing the pooling operation, allowing for the retention of more details while reducing the size. in side-channel analysis (sca), cnns are often employed to achieve translation invariance. for a function  :  δ ,δ( ) shift ( ) (δ ,δ )h wx x h w  (3) from the research in this paper, it can be inferred that the equation mentioned above holds true only when the values of h and w are integer multiples of the translation amount. in such cases, it is referred to as periodic translation invariance. 44 blurpool combines low-pass filtering with anti-aliasing to achieve its effect. it first applies a blur convolution kernel to blur the feature map and then downsamples it. the combination of blurring and downsampling operations allows for the reduction of resolution while retaining more detailed information. 3. side-channel analysis of the fesh algorithm 3.1. correlation power analysis of the fesh algorithm 3.1.1. leakage point analysis of the fesh algorithm analysis of the power consumption model of the fesh algorithm reveals potential attack and information leakage points in the s-box input, s-box output, and mixword output. the leakage function during the attack is as follows: ( , )r i jd f p k (4) in the leakage function formula, ip represents the i bit taken from the plaintext, jk represents the j bit taken from the key, ip and jk the mapping relationship constructs the leakage function output as rd . first, at the s-box input position,    0 0x p xor rk based on the analysis of the fesh-128-128 algorithm, each round of is 128 bits. after the word operation transformation, it generates four 32-bit values, namely 0 1 2 3, , ,x x x x , p and rk . similarly, the methods for obtaining the values have been elaborated in detail in section 2.1 of this paper. i i ix p rk  (5) from the equation, it can be observed that the intermediate values ix and irk have a strong correlation at the s-box input position. at the s-box output position, due to the parallel computation used in the s-box substitution of the fesh algorithm, it is possible to obtain:      1 2 1 0 3 2 3 1 0 3 2 t x x x x t x x x x x             (6)       0 0 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 0 2 3 2 0 2 y x x x x y x t y t y t y t y t                     (7) iy is determined by 0~3x . (similarly, iz for the word operation result z, it is determined by 0~3y .) by analyzing the leakage of the s-box input, s-box output, and mixword output using the correlation factor, the correlation between the intermediate sequence , ,i i ix y z and the power consumption curve can be calculated by substituting the plaintext sequence and the correct key. a higher correlation factor indicates a stronger linear relationship between sensitive information and the measurement values, which is a necessary condition for further attacks. 3.1.2. cpa attack method on the fesh algorithm the steps for performing a cpa attack on the fesh algorithm are as follows: a) power trace acquisition: for the implemented fesh encryption algorithm, randomly select plaintext sequences p and input them into the encryption chip. the measurement device will generate power consumption samples t based on the measured power traces over time. b) leakage point analysis: substitute the plaintext sequence p and the key value k into the encryption algorithm to obtain the intermediate value sequence , ,i i ix y z for the first round. calculate the correlation factor between the intermediate value sequence and using the leakage metric to identify the leakage point in the power consumption samples. c) guessing key correlation coefficients: traverse the key space to obtain a guessed key k . calculate the intermediate value h  based on the leakage point obtained from the power consumption samples using the plaintext sequence p and k . this results in wh  . d) obtaining the key: sort the guessed correlation coefficients in descending order. the corresponding key sequence is the ranking of the possible keys obtained through the cpa attack. the comparison and analysis of the experimental results will be discussed in detail in section 4.3. 3.2. design and improvement of the transnet model 3.2.1. adjustments to the transnet network improvements were made to the transnet model while retaining its multi-head attention mechanism design. the adjustments made to the model are as follows: figure 2. schematic diagram of an improved transnet model structure firstly, in the convolutional layer, the avgpool operation was replaced with blurpool. transnet demonstrated shift invariance on multiple datasets, which is an important property for handling asynchronous trajectories. the improved model considers this as an expression of periodic translation invariance and adopts blurpool to provide more detailed trajectory information to the self-attention 45 mechanism. secondly, the improved model incorporates data normalization. while transnet inputs data into a cnn, convolutional operations alone cannot replace feature normalization. modeling attacks like side-channel analysis (sca) can be viewed as a temporal classification task, and the effectiveness of normalization techniques has been demonstrated in sca literature through multiple examples. lastly, the improved model adds a positional embedding layer and modifies the poswiseff to feed-forward, building upon the transnet model. the positional embedding layer provides position information, and the modification in poswiseff enhances the feed-forward operation. 3.2.2. template attack method based on the improved transnet model the improved transnet model is used for training in this paper, and the main steps of the attack are as follows: a) label generation: based on the collected power consumption samples of the fesh encryption algorithm, a desynchronization strategy is chosen (with maximum offsets of 0, 50, or 100). the power traces it and corresponding plaintexts ip are used to generate labels il based on the leakage point positions. the dataset is then divided into training, validation, and test sets (where i represents each sample in the dataset). b) template construction: using the improved transnet model with the hyperparameters of the original model, the hyperparameters of the blurpool layer are randomly initialized, and zero-mean normalization is added after the convolution operation. the model is trained and the template is established on the training and validation sets. c) prediction and attack: predicted value rankings ijv (where j represents the predicted value sequence for the i th sample, ranging from 0 to 255) are generated on the test set. multiple rankings are averaged to perform the attack, resulting in the likelihood rankings ijk for the corresponding keys. the position r of the correct key k in the ranking is obtained. d) results presentation: during the attack, the length of the trace ls is traversed (where l represents a randomly sampled length from the test set, typically ranging from 0 to 300). lr is calculated and the results are presented. the comparison and analysis of the experimental results will be discussed in detail in section 4.4.1. e) hyperparameter optimization: grid search is used to optimize and select the hyperparameters of the model in order to achieve better attack performance. the comparison and analysis of the hyperparameters will be discussed in detail in section 4.4.2. 4. experimental results and analysis 4.1. experimental dataset 4.1.1. ascad dataset [15] ascad is the first publicly available dataset designated for evaluating deep learning techniques in side-channel attacks. the dataset consists of multiple databases, and the one commonly discussed in the literature is the dataset collected on an 8-bit atmega8515 smart card platform with a working frequency of 4mhz. this dataset involves the collection of electromagnetic signals for a key-fixed firstorder boolean masking aes-128 algorithm, with the leakage model focused on the first round s-box operation ( ) ( ) 3( ) [ ]i iy k sbox p k   (8) this database contains 60,000 traces collected during the acquisition process, with 50,000 traces used for training and 10,000 traces used for evaluating the performance of the trained model. additionally, desynchronized datasets with maximum offsets of 50 or 100 can be generated using the provided code for training and validating the model's generalization performance. 4.1.2. fesh dataset based on the leakage point analysis of the fesh algorithm, a dataset of 200,000 samples suitable for deep learning was collected. this dataset is based on the fesh-128-128 encryption algorithm executed on an stm32f103 microcontroller operating at a working frequency of 72mhz. instructions were sent from a computer device to the microcontroller, along with random plaintexts, and an electromagnetic probe was used to collect the leakage signals of the encryption process on the microcontroller to an oscilloscope. finally, the trace information was forwarded to a computer for storage. from the collected traces, 800 sample points after the key generation were located through alignment filtering and power analysis. additionally, a desynchronized dataset with a maximum offset of 50 or 100 was generated to train and validate the model's generalization performance. 4.2. experimental metrics 4.2.1. top-n key success rate for cpa attacks, the results obtained are the rankings of the correlation coefficients for the guessed keys. given a set of guessed keys, the correlation coefficients are ranked in descending order, denoted as k  , where  0 1 255, , ,k k k k   represents the guessed key (8 bits). if the true key is *k , then there will definitely exist a value ik such that * ik k the correct prediction is in i th the position. if, i n it is considered a correct prediction, while if i n ,it is considered an incorrect prediction. top c n t   (9) top-n represents the success rate, where c represents the number of correctly predicted samples, and t represents the total number of samples. for the fesh-128-128 encryption algorithm, the total number of samples is equal to the length of the guessed key (128 bits) divided by 8 bits, which equals 16. 4.2.2. guessing entropy for neural networks, guessing entropy is commonly used as a performance metric. guessing entropy first appeared in side-channel analysis, where standaert et al. theoretically proposed its impact based on time complexity, memory complexity, encryption algorithms, and attack algorithms [13]. in neural network side-channel analysis, only the learned prediction results are used as the calculation metric. in multiple literature achieving state-of-the-art results, the approach is to randomly select curves for each trace length in the range of [0, 300] and perform 100 attack iterations to obtain the guessing results. 4.3. cpa attack results of the fesh algorithm by taking the intermediate sequences of s-box input 46 (sboxin), s-box output (sboxout), and word mix (mixword), and calculating them with the 0th bit of the power traces for every 5k traces, the results based on the correlation factor as the leakage indicator can be obtained. figure 3. analysis of fesh algorithm leakage point according to the analysis of the correlation factors, it can be observed that there is leakage to varying degrees in all three selected leakage points, with a higher linear correlation observed in the s-box input. for the cpa attack on the fesh algorithm, experiments were conducted with different numbers of power traces to predict the 16-bit 8-bit ciphertext and obtain the results. table 2. cpa attack results against fesh algorithm stage 2k 5k 1w top-1 top-4 top-1 top-4 top-1 top-4 sboxin 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 sboxout 0.25 0.5 0.188 0.75 0.188 0.75 mixword 0.0 0.06 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.06 by obtaining the success rates for the first four ranks, it can be concluded that if a random plaintext is used for sidechannel attacks on the fesh algorithm, the key value can be obtained through a cpa attack on the leakage point of the sbox input. the s-box output can reveal a significant portion of the key in the first four ranks, reducing the difficulty of algebraic analysis in the results after conducting a cpa attack. however, no useful information can be obtained from the cpa attack on the word mix output. 4.4. results of template attack based on improved transnet model 4.4.1. experimental comparison in this study, a template attack was performed using the improved transnet model on the fesh dataset, and the results were compared with the cnn model [14] and the original transnet model. after establishing the attack models, a grid search method was used to optimize the hyperparameters, and the results were obtained by averaging multiple attacks. the improved transnet model reduced the training parameters from 656,640 to 299,072, reducing the computational complexity of the model and making it more efficient. this reduction also mitigated the risk of overfitting and allowed the model to learn more discriminative feature representations. it can be clearly observed from the graph that the improved transnet model outperforms the original transnet model on the fesh dataset, and achieves consistent results with the cnn model on the synchronized dataset. figure 4. the attack results of fesh algorithm on synchronous datasets in order to validate the generalization performance of the model on the desynchronized dataset, training was conducted using the ascad dataset with maximum offsets of 0, 50, and 100. it was found that the improved transnet model consistently outperformed the original transnet model on all these datasets. figure 5. training results of fesh dataset with different offsets 4.4.2. hyperparameter optimization hyperparameter optimization is an important step in training machine learning models. it aims to optimize the performance and generalization capabilities of the model by adjusting its hyperparameters. the goal of hyperparameter optimization is to find the best combination of hyperparameters that allows the model to perform well on the 47 training set and generalize well on unseen data. this process typically involves trying out different combinations of hyperparameters to evaluate the model's performance and selecting the best-performing combination as the final choice. in this project, grid search was used to explore the impact of kernel size, pool size, and dmodel size on the training process. figure 6. the influence of hyperparameters on guessing entropy finally, the hyperparameter values used in this study were as follows: table 3. hyperparameter values name vlaue name value n1 layer 2 untie r true n2 layer 1 smooth pos emb false d model 64 untie pos emb true n head 2 init normal d head 32 init std 0.02 d inner 256 max learning rate 2.5e-4 dropout 0.05 (gradient) clip 0.25 dropatt 0.05 min lr ratio 0.004 conv kernel size 60 warmup steps 0 pool size 10 batch size 256 pool stride 3 train steps 30000 clamp len 700 5. conclusion the main objective of this study was to perform sidechannel attacks on the fesh algorithm by collecting electromagnetic power consumption and generating a dataset for research purposes. firstly, in terms of non-learning sidechannel attacks, the correlation power analysis attack method successfully obtained the key at the s-box input position of the fesh algorithm and obtained effective leakage values at the s-box output position. secondly, in terms of learning sidechannel attacks, template attack methods based on the improved transnet model were experimented on both the fesh dataset and the ascad dataset. the results showed that this model outperformed the traditional transnet model on both synchronized and desynchronized datasets. this indicates that incorporating burlpool and data normalization into the transnet network can yield better results. in conclusion, although the fesh algorithm performs well against algebraic analysis, it does not achieve satisfactory results in resisting side-channel analysis attacks to some extent. additionally, the improved transnet model still does not significantly outperform the cnn model on the desynchronized dataset. while self-attention mechanisms outperform convolution operations on more 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[15] r. benadjila, e. prouff, r. strullu, e. cagli, and c. dumas, “deep learning for side-channel analysis and introduction to ascad database,” j. cryptogr. eng., vol. 10, no. 2, pp. 163– 188, jun. 2020, doi: 10.1007/s13389-019-00220-8. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 28 teaching skills cultivation of information technology normal university students from the perspective of group intelligence: research on the training and application optimization of gpt dialogue model haixi guo *, shasha liu school of information science and technology, yunnan normal university, kunming, yunnan, 650500, china * corresponding author: haixi guo (email: 2319112391@qq.com) abstract: with the wide application of information technology in education, the cultivation of teaching skills for information technology normal university students is particularly important. however, the traditional teaching model faces challenges, and new methods are needed to improve the teaching ability of normal university students. the purpose of this study is to explore the teaching skills training mode of information technology normal students based on the perspective of group intelligence, and to use gpt dialogue model for training and application optimization, so as to improve the teaching effect and the professional level of normal students. through the teaching mode from the perspective of group wisdom, normal university students can have more in-depth interaction and cooperation with classmates, teachers and teaching resources, and promote the innovation and improvement of information technology teaching. using gpt dialogue model for training and application optimization can realize personalized and intelligent teaching assistance, and provide teaching content and methods more close to the needs of students. the results show that the teaching mode based on the perspective of group intelligence and the gpt dialogue model can effectively improve the teaching skills of information technology normal university students, and provide new ideas and methods for the innovation and development in the field of education. keywords: generative artificial intelligence; teaching skills training for normal university students; large model; perspective of group intelligence. 1. introduction with the wide application of information technology in education, the cultivation of information technology students has become one of the important tasks in the current education field. information technology, as a comprehensive subject with a strong nature and a fast updated generation, puts forward higher requirements for the teaching ability and professional level of normal university students. the traditional teaching mode often focuses on the transmission of theoretical knowledge, which lacks practicality and individuation, and it is difficult to meet the diverse needs of students. therefore, it is necessary to explore new teaching models and improve the teaching skills of it normal students to meet the challenges in the educational field[1]. the teaching mode based on the perspective of group wisdom emphasizes the interaction and cooperation between students and advocates diversified learning methods, which can promote the innovation and improvement of information technology teaching[2]. the perspective of group wisdom emphasizes the collective wisdom and collaborative learning, which can enable normal university students to better understand the teaching content, cultivate their teamwork ability and problem-solving ability, so as to improve their teaching effect. on the other hand, the development of artificial intelligence technology provides new possibilities for the education field. as a natural language processing technology, gpt dialogue large model has powerful language understanding and generation capabilities, which can simulate human dialogue and realize personalized and intelligent teaching assistance[3]. the application of gpt dialogue model to information technology teaching can provide normal university students with teaching content and methods more close to students 'needs, and improve the teaching effect and students' interest in learning. over the past few decades, great progress has been made in the field of information technology teaching. researchers mainly focus on teaching methods, the use of teaching resources and teaching evaluation. the traditional information technology teaching often focuses on knowledge teaching and ignores the cultivation of students' practical ability and innovative thinking. therefore, the recent research trend has gradually shifted to the student-centered teaching mode, emphasizing students' independent learning and cooperative learning. at the same time, with the development of information technology, researchers also pay attention to the application of information technology in teaching, such as the application of virtual reality, augmented reality and other technologies, which brings new possibilities for teaching[4]. the continuous development of artificial intelligence technology has brought new opportunities and challenges to the field of education. in the field of education, ai is mainly applied to the personalized recommendation of teaching content, intelligent assisted teaching and the automatic evaluation of learning process. among them, the application of natural language processing technology in education is particularly prominent. for example, the intelligent teaching assistant, intelligent answer system and other applications have greatly improved the teaching efficiency and teaching quality. in addition, ai can also analyze students' learning behaviors and habits through big data, providing data support for teaching, so as to realize a more personalized teaching 29 model. in conclusion, previous studies mainly focused on information technology teaching and the application of artificial intelligence in education. the summary and analysis of these research results can provide theoretical support and practical reference for this study, and provide reference for the construction and optimization of the teaching skills training mode of information technology normal university students based on the perspective of group wisdom. 2. teaching skills training of information technology normal university students based on the perspective of group wisdom 2.1. current situation and challenges of information technology teaching 1. rapid developing technologies: in the field of information technology changes with each passing day, new technologies emerge one after another, such as artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, etc. teachers need to constantly follow up and integrate into teaching practice in time to maintain the frontier and practicability of teaching content. 2. uneven of educational resources: in some areas, information technology teaching resources are insufficient, school facilities and teaching equipment are limited, and teachers are insufficient, leading to uneven quality of information technology teaching. 3. students 'skills differences: students' information technology level and skills vary greatly. some students may already have a high level of skills, while some students may lack basic information technology knowledge and skills, which brings challenges to teachers' teaching design and personalized teaching. 4. difficulties in updating the teaching content: the teaching content of information technology is updated rapidly, and the traditional teaching content is difficult to meet the needs of the current technological development. the update cycle of teaching materials is long, so teachers need to constantly update and optimize the teaching content to meet the development and application needs of technology. 5. mismatching between teaching methods and technical tools: traditional information technology teaching methods and technical tools may lag behind and cannot well meet the learning needs and teaching objectives of modern students. teachers need to constantly explore and try new teaching methods and technical tools to improve the teaching effect and attract students' interest. 6. imperfect education evaluation system: the current information technology education evaluation system is relatively imperfect, and lacks scientific and effective evaluation methods and index system, so it is difficult to objectively evaluate students' information technology level and ability, which affects the improvement of teaching quality and education effect. in response to these challenges, the educational community needs to constantly explore and innovate, adopt a variety of strategies and measures, such as improving the quality of teachers, optimizing the allocation of teaching resources, updating teaching contents and methods, and establishing a scientific and effective evaluation system, so as to promote the development of information technology education and improve the quality of education[5]. at the same time, combining with the development of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, big data analysis, etc., exploring innovative teaching modes and teaching tools are as to inject new vitality and impetus into information technology education. 2.2. the application of group wisdom perspective in education 1. collaborative learning: the perspective of group wisdom emphasizes the cooperation and cooperation between students. through group discussion and team projects, we can stimulate the wisdom collision between students, solve problems together, and promote knowledge sharing and communication. 2. collective wisdom: teachers can use the perspective of group wisdom to organize students into a wisdom group, and solve complex problems and challenges by pooling wisdom. this can be achieved through group discussion, collective decision-making, so as to promote students' thinking development and problem solving ability. 3. crowdsourcing learning: educators can use the perspective of group wisdom, regard students as a resourcerich group, and use their wisdom and knowledge to solve practical problems. through crowdsourcing learning programs, students can participate in real-world problem solving and gain practical experience and skill improvement. 4. sharing resources and knowledge: from the perspective of group wisdom, learners are encouraged to share resources and knowledge. in education, students can share their learning experience, resources and knowledge by building sharing platforms and establishing online communities, so as to realize knowledge sharing and transmission. 5. group evaluation and feedback: educators can use the perspective of group wisdom to regard students as a group of evaluation and feedback. through group evaluation, they can promote the interaction and communication between students, and help them better understand and reflect on their learning results, so as to realize the improvement of learning effect. 6. group dynamic adjustment and optimization: educators can use the perspective of group wisdom to dynamically adjust and optimize the teaching contents and methods according to the feedback and performance of students, so as to adapt to the needs and characteristics of students and improve the teaching effect and education quality. the perspective of group wisdom has important application significance in education, which can promote the cooperation and cooperation between students, stimulate collective wisdom, promote the sharing and transmission of knowledge[6], so as to achieve more efficient and meaningful goals of education. 2.3. exploration of the teaching skill training mode of information technology normal university students based on the perspective of group wisdom the exploration of the teaching skills training mode of it students from the perspective of group wisdom aims to cultivate the teaching skills and innovation ability of it students with the help of collective wisdom and cooperation. this model emphasizes the collaboration and sharing between normal university students, as well as the interaction with teachers and students, to build a community of learning and 30 growing together. in this mode, normal university students can jointly solve problems encountered in teaching practice, share teaching experience and resources, and inspire and promote each other[7]. at the same time, teachers play the role of guide and organizer, through encouraging the cooperation and communication between students, guide them to jointly explore and discover new methods and new ideas of teaching. this model can also promote the communication and interaction between normal university students by building online communities and carrying out collective evaluation and feedback, and help them better understand and apply information technology teaching theory and practice, so as to improve their teaching ability and professional quality. 3. training and application optimization of gpt dialogue large model the gpt (generative pre-trained transformer) dialogue large model is a generative pre-training model based on the transformer architecture, developed by openai. it learns language models through pre-training of large-scale text data, and is able to generate coherent and logical text. the gpt dialogue large model is optimized and adjusted for the dialogue scene, and it has the ability to better understand the dialogue context and generate a more reasonable response. the gpt dialogue large model has a leading level in natural language understanding and generation, which provides a strong foundation and support for the development and application of the dialogue system. the gpt dialogue grand model has a wide application potential in the field of education. first, it can be used as a tool for personalized teaching. by analyzing students' learning history, needs and feedback, gpt can provide a customized learning experience for each student, including answering questions and personalized teaching resource recommendation. secondly, gpt can also be used for the development of intelligent teaching auxiliary systems. it can act as a virtual teaching assistant, answering students' questions, explaining knowledge points, and providing realtime learning advice and feedback. in addition, the gpt can also be used for language learning and writing aids. it can simulate having conversations with students and help them practice their oral expression and writing skills. finally, the gpt can also be used for educational research and teaching evaluation. by analyzing a large amount of teaching data and student feedback, gpt can help educational researchers and educational institutions better understand teaching effects and student needs, so as to optimize teaching methods and resource allocation[8]. to sum up, the gpt dialogue large model has a wide application prospect in the field of education, and can provide more intelligent and personalized solutions for education and teaching. the training methods of gpt dialogue large model include data collection, data preprocessing, adopting transformer architecture, self-supervised learning, and multi-task learning. through the preprocessing of large amounts of dialogue data and the design of the model architecture, the model utilizes self-supervised learning to predict the next word in the text sequence, while adopting multi-task learning to improve the generalization ability of the model. finally, the fine-tuning can be further optimized to adapt the model to different application scenarios and task requirements. figure 1. architecture diagram of the project langchain-chatglm 31 in information technology teaching, gpt dialogue large model can be used in many application scenarios. for example, it can serve as a virtual teaching assistant to provide students with real-time answer and answer services to help them understand complex concepts and technologies. in addition, gpt can be used in the development of intelligent teaching assistance systems, recommend personalized learning resources based on their learning history and feedback, and provide customized learning plans and feedback. in addition, gpt can also be used for the generation and automatic evaluation of teaching content, to help teachers quickly create teaching materials and evaluate students' learning performance. in general, the application of gpt dialogue large model in information technology teaching can provide personalized and efficient learning experience, and help to improve students' learning effectiveness and teaching efficiency[9]. 4. study results and discussion in the teaching skills training of it normal university students, the application of gpt dialogue model can bring multiple benefits. first, by simulating the dialogue scene, the model can provide normal university students with a lot of virtual practice opportunities to help them get familiar with the process and skills of teaching dialogue. secondly, the model can provide immediate teaching guidance and suggestions based on the questions and feedback of normal university students, so as to help them better understand the teaching theories and methods. in addition, the model can also provide personalized learning plans and feedback according to the normal university students' learning history and performance, so as to help them improve their targeted teaching skills[10]. to sum up, the application of gpt dialogue large model can effectively assist the teaching skills training of information technology normal university students, and improve their teaching level and professional quality. combining the field of education has its advantages and limitations. first of all, group wisdom can gather the wisdom and experience of multiple parties, promote knowledge sharing and cooperation, can provide richer and diversified data sources for gpt, and improve the accuracy and intelligence of the model. at the same time, qunwisdom can also enable more people to participate in the creation and evaluation of educational content through crowdsourcing, so as to achieve more extensive participation and feedback. however, there are also some challenges and limitations, such as how to effectively manage and integrate large amounts of information, and how to solve the problem of the quality and credibility of the information[11]. moreover, group intelligence may be limited by the participants' subjective awareness and background knowledge, with the risk of information asymmetry and misinformation. to sum up, the combination of group intelligence and gpt dialogue large model has broad application prospects in the field of education, but it also needs to consider its advantages and limitations comprehensively, in order to better achieve the goal of education and teaching[12]. 5. conclusion the main findings and conclusions of the paper show that the gpt dialogue large model has important application potential in information technology education. the model can be used as a virtual teaching assistant to provide students with real-time question-answering and clarifying services to facilitate their understanding of complex concepts. at the same time, the model also plays an important role in the teaching skills of it students, providing virtual practice opportunities and providing personalized guidance based on feedback. future research should deeply explore the application effect of models in different disciplines and scenarios, and strengthen the research on personalization and privacy protection. it is suggested that educational institutions strengthen cooperate to promote the application of models in the field of education, and provide relevant training for teachers and students to realize the teaching potential of the models. looking forward to the future research direction and development trend, we can first further explore the application effect of gpt dialogue model in different disciplines and teaching scenarios, especially the teaching support ability in language, mathematics, science and other fields. in addition, it is also an important research direction to strengthen the personalization and adaptability of the model. by combining students' personalized characteristics and learning preferences, the response strategy and recommendation system of the model are optimized to provide more personalized and accurate teaching services. at the same time, it is necessary to solve the ethical and privacy issues of the model, design effective privacy protection mechanism and data security strategy, to ensure the credibility and sustainable development of the model. it is suggested that educational institutions strengthen cooperation to jointly promote the research and application of the gpt dialogue grand model in the field of education, and provide relevant training to fully realize the teaching potential of the model. references 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[14] zhu zhiting, dai ling, hu jiao. aigc technology enables a new idea of digital transformation of higher education [j]. higher education research in china, 2023 (6): 12-19. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 130 from theory to practice: project‐based learning in computer science education jian zhang 1, *, liguo zhang 1, guanghui zhang 1, yang yu 2 1 college of information science and technology and the hebei key laboratory of agricultural big data, hebei agricultural university, baoding, hebei, china 2 bohai college, hebei agricultural university, cangzhou, hebei, china * corresponding author: jian zhang (email: xxzj@hebau.edu.cn) abstract: this study aims to explore the application and effectiveness of project-based learning (pbl) in enhancing the programming capabilities of college students. given the current disconnect between computer science education models and industry demands, we propose a reform plan centered on practical experience. through empirical research, we analyzed the positive impact of pbl on students' technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and teamwork spirit, and offered a series of strategies and recommendations to optimize the implementation of pbl. keywords: project-based learning (pbl); computer science education; educational model reform; empirical research; applied talent cultivation. 1. introduction: in the 21st century, the advent of the knowledge economy and the rapid advancement of cutting-edge technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence have led to an increasingly acute demand for high-quality applied talents. this is particularly evident in the field of computer science and technology, where industry expectations have evolved beyond mere coding proficiency to encompass a broader spectrum of competencies, including innovative thinking, problem-solving, and team collaboration. however, the current paradigm of higher education, and notably the pedagogical models within computer science programs, often falls short in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. this pedagogical shortcoming results in a workforce that, despite academic proficiency, struggles with the application of their skills in real-world scenarios. the pressing need of the hour is to reform these educational models to emphasize experiential learning and to align academic curricula with the evolving needs of the industry. this study seeks to investigate and validate the efficacy of project-based learning (pbl) as a pedagogical approach to enhance the programming capabilities of college students[1]. pbl, a student-centered educational model, places learners at the heart of the educational process by situating them within authentic or simulated project management contexts. this approach not only stimulates students' interest in learning but also fosters their self-directed learning abilities, team spirit, and innovative practical skills. through empirical research, this paper will analyze the impact of pbl on computer programming education and propose pedagogical strategies and reform recommendations [2]. the ultimate goal is to offer a viable reform plan for the higher education sector, aiming to elevate the comprehensive quality of students and nurture professional talent that can meet the demands of the modern workforce. 2. current research status in the era of globalization and technological innovation, higher education, particularly in the field of computer science, is confronted with unprecedented challenges and opportunities. the traditional pedagogical model, which is teacher-centered and heavily focused on the transmission of theoretical knowledge, is increasingly recognized as inadequate for meeting the high demands of modern society for innovation and practical skills. the need to cultivate individuals who can adapt to a rapidly changing work environment, equipped with advanced professional skills and a spirit of innovation, has become a focal point of educational research. within this context, project-based learning (pbl) has emerged as an innovative educational model that has garnered significant attention. pbl simulates real-world work environments, enabling students to learn and apply knowledge through the process of addressing specific problems. research has shown that pbl can significantly enhance student engagement and motivation, particularly in computer programming education, where its application has been proven to foster the development of programming thinking and improve programming skills. however, the implementation of pbl is not without its challenges. the quality of project design, the professional development of teachers, the diversity of student abilities, and the depth of school-enterprise cooperation are all critical factors that can influence the effectiveness of pbl. furthermore, there is a need for further research and exploration regarding the effectiveness of pbl in different educational settings and disciplines, as well as how to cultivate students' innovative thinking and lifelong learning skills through pbl. this study aims to build upon the existing literature by delving deeper into the current state of pbl in computer programming education and the challenges it faces[3]. it seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis and propose strategies to address these challenges. by conducting an in-depth study of pbl, this paper hopes to offer valuable insights to the field of computer education, promoting innovation and reform in educational models and practices. the study will also examine the role of teacher training in pbl, the importance of aligning projects with industry needs, and the impact of pbl on fostering a collaborative learning environment. 131 additionally, it will explore the potential of pbl in developing students' autonomous learning capabilities, which are essential for lifelong learning and adapting to the fastpaced changes in society. through this expanded exploration, the paper aims to contribute to the body of knowledge on pbl in computer programming education, offering a nuanced understanding of its potential benefits and the complexities involved in its successful implementation. 3. implementation strategies: 3.1. project design and curriculum integration: ensures projects align with learning objectives, are industry-relevant, challenging yet achievable, foster teamwork, and include practical and innovative elements, as well as feedback and iteration mechanisms. table 1. project design criteria and student outcomes criteria description student outcomes alignment with goals projects are designed to meet specific learning objectives. clear learning focus industry relevance projects simulate realworld scenarios to provide practical experience. enhanced practical skills challenge and feasibility projects are challenging but within students' capabilities to promote growth. improved problem-solving teamwork encourages collaboration and division of labor to achieve common goals. strengthened team spirit innovation incorporates creative problem-solving and innovative thinking into project tasks. stimulated innovation feedback and iteration allows for continuous improvement through feedback loops. iterative learning 3.2. teacher professional development and support: table 2. teacher support mechanisms and impact on pbl implementation support mechanism description impact on implementation professional training training in pbl pedagogy and instructional techniques. improved teacher efficacy teacher exchange platforms platforms for sharing best practices and experiences in pbl. enhanced collaboration instructional guidance regular guidance and feedback on pbl practices. better project outcomes resource library access to a variety of teaching resources tailored for pbl. richer learning content universities should provide professional training in pbl, establish platforms for teacher exchange, offer instructional guidance and feedback services, and build a rich teaching resource library. 3.3. establishing a comprehensive support and assessment system: provides technical resources and learning materials, oneon-one academic guidance, and a fair and transparent assessment system. 3.4. promoting school-enterprise cooperation and practical opportunities: cooperates with enterprises to provide real project contexts and resources, enhancing students' professional practice and industry adaptability. 3.5. cultivating students' autonomous learning abilities: encourages students to set personal learning goals, find resources independently, and explore problems actively, supported by an open learning environment and personalized learning paths. 3.6. continuous feedback and pedagogical improvement: establishes a dynamic feedback mechanism and encourages teachers to engage in pedagogical research to continuously improve teaching strategies. 4. conclusion and recommendations: the empirical analysis conducted in this study has confirmed the significant advantages of project-based learning (pbl) in enhancing the programming abilities of college students. metric pbl (mean score) traditional methods (mean score) improvement programming skills 85.55 63.50 +22.05 problemsolving 80.78 55.45 +25.33 teamwork spirit 93.37 41.80 +51.57 figure 1. comparative analysis of pbl and traditional learning methods the findings indicate that, compared to traditional teaching methods, students who engage in pbl demonstrate marked improvements in programming skills, problem-solving capabilities, and teamwork spirit. based on the study's findings, the following recommendations are proposed to further optimize the implementation of pbl and maximize its benefits in computer programming education: 4.1. curriculum design adjustment and continued teacher professional development: educational institutions should align their curriculum design with industry demands and technological advancements. this includes selecting project themes that are 132 closely related to real-world issues to enhance the practical experience and relevance of the learning process. furthermore, given the pivotal role of teachers in the successful implementation of pbl, continuous professional development opportunities should be provided[4]. this development should encompass training in pbl pedagogy, instructional techniques, and team management to enhance teachers' abilities to guide and assess student projects effectively. 4.2. strengthening school-enterprise collaboration and student support services: it is crucial to strengthen partnerships with industry partners. by integrating real-world project cases and offering internship opportunities, students can learn and grow through the process of addressing authentic problems, leading to a better understanding of industry needs[5]. concurrently, establishing a comprehensive student support system is essential. this system should include access to technological resources, learning consultations, and psychological counseling to assist students in overcoming challenges encountered during their learning journey, particularly for those with weaker programming foundations[6]. 4.3. establishing assessment and feedback mechanisms and identifying future research directions: a fair and transparent assessment system is vital for accurately evaluating students' learning outcomes. this system should not only assess the final project deliverables but also consider students' performance throughout the project lifecycle, including their teamwork, problem-solving skills, and innovative capabilities[7]. educators should regularly assess the effectiveness of pbl and make necessary adjustments based on feedback. encouraging the participation of students, teachers, and industry experts in the course evaluation and improvement process will ensure that teaching content and methods remain current[8]. future research should further explore the application and effectiveness of pbl across different programming courses and disciplines, as well as investigate how pbl can foster students' innovative thinking and lifelong learning skills. 4.4. cultivating a culture of innovation and lifelong learning: beyond the technical skills, it is imperative to instill a mindset of innovation and a commitment to lifelong learning in students [9]. this can be achieved by encouraging a questioning attitude, rewarding creative solutions, and providing resources that support continuous learning and professional development. 4.5. fostering a collaborative and supportive learning community: the educational environment should be designed to facilitate collaboration among students and between students and teachers. this includes creating platforms for knowledge sharing, peer review, and collaborative problem-solving, which are essential for the success of pbl. 4.6. integrating technological tools and digital literacy: as technology evolves, it is important to integrate modern tools and platforms into the pbl process. this not only enhances the learning experience but also prepares students for the technological demands of the future workforce. 4.7. ensuring equity and accessibility: efforts should be made to ensure that all students, regardless of their background or prior experience, have equal access to the resources and opportunities provided by pbl [10]. this includes providing additional support where needed to level the playing field and promote inclusive learning. by implementing these recommendations, educational institutions can effectively harness the power of pbl to develop students' programming skills and overall competencies, thereby meeting the needs of society and industry for skilled and innovative professionals. it is crucial for educators and policymakers to consider these recommendations seriously and integrate them into their teaching practices to achieve the goals and aspirations of programming education. 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(2009). exploration of the management model of college students' scientific research training program. teaching research, 9, 46-51. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 74 research on stability of tower crane based on ansys software haoqing kang 1, jian gao 1, *, shicong wang 2, kanglei zhou 1, chuanyi huang 1 1 safety supervision department, the third construction co., ltd of china construction eighth engineering division, nanjing, jiangsu, china 2 qingdao transportation development group co., ltd. qingdao, shandong, china * corresponding author: jian gao (email: 1003480646@qq.com) abstract: in order to strengthen the safety management of tower cranes on construction sites and prevent accidents caused by the deformation of the standard section of tower cranes during the construction process, in response to the stability of the wa6013-6a tower crane operation process, the static analysis of the standard section structure and attachment method during the lifting process of tower cranes was carried out using ansys software, and the maximum displacement and stress-strain situation of tower cranes with different tower crane heights and attachment distances were obtained. the results show that the more attached the tower crane is, the higher the standard section stress dispersion and the continuous decrease in effective stress; the smaller the distance between connecting walls, the more connecting components there are, the smaller the standard deformation rate of tower cranes, and the better the stability of tower cranes. keywords: tower crane; ansys analysis; static analysis; attachment spacing. 1. introduction tower cranes (referred to as tower cranes) are widely used in high-rise building lifting operations, and there are still many safety accidents during use. according to the investigation and statistical analysis of tower crane accidents in recent years, it can be seen that [1-3] tower body overturning and collapse accidents account for 52% of all accidents, belonging to tower body instability and damage, which brings significant safety impacts and property losses to people's production and life activities. currently, the factors that cause tower body instability and damage include: tower crane not being leveled and collapsed during the jacking and jointing process [4-6], tower body instability caused by overloading lifting, and tower crane collapsing under large wind loads. currently, there is less research on attachment methods and tower body stability, and bai ruxuan [7-10] adopts sap2. 000 software was used to model and calculate the structure of the tower, and the influence of attachment form and spacing on the stability of the tower crane under adverse working conditions was studied. this article is based on the relevant parameters of the wa6013-6a tower crane of a certain project. solidworks software is used to model the tower crane, and ansys workbench is imported to conduct static analysis on the standard section structure and wall installation height of the tower crane. through modal analysis, its inherent characteristics are determined, and theoretical suggestions are proposed for practical operations. 2. finite element analysis of tower cranes 2.1. introduction to wa6013-6a tower crane the wa6013-6a tower crane is divided into attached and independent types. the maximum lifting height of the attached type is 220m, the maximum working range is 60m, the minimum working range is 2.5m, the standard section height is 2.8m, the length is 1.6m, and the maximum lifting weight is 6t. figure 1. outline diagram of tower crane when building the model, simplify the main structure of the wa6013-6a tower crane, grasp the main factors, simplify the secondary factors, use shell elements to simplify the beam and rod structure, and preserve the details of the model as much as possible. the main simplification principle of the analysis model is to simplify the counterweight blocks, goods, etc. into specific loads after force analysis; simplified bearings, bolts, and some pin shafts, and used software special functional units to replace connection relationships during the modeling process; the welding relationships such as steel plate welds are simplified as binding contact and node coupling [11-12]. in terms of load handling, the handling of loads includes the handling of lifting loads, tower crane self weight loads, dynamic loads, and wind loads. the tower crane self weight loads are set by setting material density and self weight acceleration. due to the necessary simplification of the tower crane during modeling, the method of modifying material density was modified. in terms of constraint handling, the bottom of the tower crane body is connected to the concrete foundation with anchor bolts, and the structural stiffness is 75 high. fixed constraints are applied to the bottom position of the tower crane in the model[13-15]. this study simulates the operation of a tower crane with connected wall components, with a tower crane height of 150m. 2.2. basic assumptions this study sets the steel properties as isotropic; the main research focuses on the deformation and stress of tower cranes, and during the research process, there will be no destructive overturning or collapse of the tower crane. the standard sections of the tower crane are connected by bolts, assuming that the bolt connections are tight, without deformation or relative displacement. 2.3. parameter settings and modeling set the finite element material properties of the tower crane, and select q345 as the main standard section structural material. the main parameters are as follows: young's modulus 2e11 pa, poisson's ratio 0.3, density 7850 kg/m3, bulk modulus 1.67 e11 pa, shear modulus 7.69 e10 pa; the standard section uses structural steel as the material, and the contact method between the standard sections is bonded. the mesh division is carried out using geometric dimension adjustment method. the grid size of the standard section is 50mm, and the grid size of the bottom base is 300mm. figure 2. simplified example diagram of mechanics figure 3. grid division example diagram use solidworks software to model the tower crane, and after modeling, import the model into ansys for simulation calculation. after simplifying the tower crane model, it was mechanically transformed and directly applied to the top of the standard section, as shown in figure 2. remove and convert the connecting wall component into a fixed end that constrains the horizontal direction, as shown in figure 3. 3. static analysis in this study, three heights of 60m, 100m, and 150m were selected for simulation calculation. each height was used to simulate three situations: no connecting wall components, maximum attachment spacing of connecting wall components (8 standard sections), and minimum attachment spacing of connecting wall components (5 standard sections), as shown in the table. choose a maximum lifting distance of 60m, a maximum lifting mass of 1.3t, a counterweight of 17.8t, and a tower wall and other self-weight of 2.07t. after mechanical transformation, the force acting on the standard section is 211.7kn and the bending moment is 841.8kn • m. the grid division of the tower crane is as follows, using a fixed unit division method as a whole. the standard section unit size is 20mm, and the bottom foundation unit size is 50mm. 3.1. simulation of 60 meter height of tower crane table 1. comparison of tower cranes and attachment quantities at different heights height/m 60m 100m 150m attachment quantity (no attachment) 0 0 0 attachment quantity (maximum attachment spacing) 2 4 6 attachment quantity (minimum attachment spacing) 3 7 10 the calculation results and analysis of the tower crane show that under this condition, the simulated height of the tower crane is 60m. figure 4 (a) sets the condition to analyze the displacement of the tower crane without connecting wall components; the setting condition in figure 4 (b) is that there are 5 standard sections between the connecting walls; figure 4 (c) is set with a spacing of 5 standard sections between the connecting walls. figure 4. (a) non connected wall components (b) minimum attachment distance (c) maximum attachment distance in the absence of wall components: displacement characteristics: the maximum displacement occurs at the top of the standard section, on the side of the lifted cargo. the minimum displacement occurs at the bottom. strain characteristics: the magnitude of strain increases with the decrease of standard section height, and the side of the lifted cargo is bent, with greater strain than the other side. the maximum strain occurs at the bottom of the lifted cargo side. stress concentration occurs between lateral and vertical supports. stress characteristics: the stress characteristics are consistent with the strain. the maximum stress occurs in the middle of the standard section at the bottom of the base. the minimum stress is at the top of the standard section [15-18]. 76 table 2. analysis of different attachment spacing for 60m tower crane 60m tower crane no connecting wall components attachment spacing of 5 standard sections attachment spacing of 8 standard sections displacement/m 0.53762 0.050652 0.058405 equivalent elastic strain 0.0004418 0.00048602 0.00061304 equivalent stress/mpa 87.217 95.646 111.05 under the condition of 5 standard sections of attachment spacing: displacement characteristics: maximum displacement at the top. deformation characteristics: the deformation at the top is relatively large, showing a decrease first and then an increase from the top downwards. the maximum is located at the top attachment point. stress characteristics: consistent with strain characteristics, stress concentration occurs at the junction and attachment points. when the attachment spacing is 8 standard sections, displacement characteristics: the maximum displacement occurs at the top and there is basically no displacement at the bottom. strain characteristics: the deformation at the top is relatively large, showing a decrease first and then an increase from the top downwards. the maximum is located at the top attachment point. strain characteristics: the deformation at the top is relatively large, showing a decrease and then an increase from the top down, with the maximum located at the top attachment point. 3.2. simulation of 100-meter height of tower crane under this condition, the height of the simulated tower crane is 100m. figure 5 (a) sets the condition to analyze the displacement of the tower crane without connecting wall components; the setting condition in figure 5 (b) is that there are 5 standard sections between the connecting walls; figure 5 (c) is set with a spacing of 8 standard sections between the connecting walls. figure 5. (a) non connected wall components (b) minimum attachment distance (c) maximum attachment distance table 3. analysis of different attachment spacing for 100m tower crane 100m tower crane no connecting wall components attachment spacing of 5 standard sections attachment spacing of 8 standard sections displacement/m 1.7008 0.020667 0.029325 equivalent elastic strain 0.00060398 0.0005691 0.00081517 equivalent stress/mpa 96.9 97.5 133 in the case of no connecting wall components: the strain characteristic is that the strain on the side of the lifted cargo is greater than that on the other side, and compared to the bottom, the difference in strain on both sides of the top is smaller than the difference in strain on both sides of the bottom. stress characteristics, the maximum stress occurs at the bottom of the standard section and is easily concentrated at the junction with the internal diagonal bar [18-20]. when the attachment spacing is 5 standard sections, the deformation characteristics are as follows: the top deformation is relatively large, gradually decreasing downwards, but the bending side deformation is relatively large. as the weight of the bottom standard section increases, the bottom deformation tends to increase. the maximum deformation occurs at the top attachment. stress characteristics: consistent with strain characteristics, the maximum stress occurs at the top attachment. in the case of 8 standard sections of attachment spacing: displacement characteristics: the maximum displacement occurs at the top, and a reverse bend occurs below the top attachment, greatly reducing displacement compared to no attachment. strain characteristics: the maximum strain occurs at the first attachment point, and the strain changes significantly at the compression point (inside the bending). the strain decreases first from the top to the bottom and then increases. stress characteristics: the maximum stress occurs at the highest attachment point, on the lifting side. the stress characteristics are similar to the strain characteristics, and stress concentration is prone to occur at the bolt. however, after the top attachment, the phenomenon of stress concentration decreases. 3.3. simulation of 150 meter height of tower crane under this condition, the simulated height of the tower crane is 150m. figure 6 (a) sets the condition to analyze the displacement of the tower crane without connecting wall components; the setting condition in figure 6 (b) is that there are 5 standard sections between the connecting walls; figure 6 (c) is set with a spacing of 8 standard sections between the connecting walls. in the case of no connecting wall components: the maximum deformation occurs at the top of the tower crane, the maximum equivalent stress occurs near the foundation during bending testing, and the maximum equivalent elastic strain occurs in the lifting direction of the standard node 77 vertex. when there are 5 standard sections attached, the maximum displacement occurs at the top of the standard section. due to the constraint of the connecting wall components, a reverse bending occurs at the top of the standard section. the maximum equivalent stress occurs at the bending point of the standard section, which is the first attachment point, then decreases and gradually increases as the standard section approaches the base. figure 6. (a) non connected wall components (b) minimum attachment distance (c) maximum attachment distance table 4. analysis of different attachment spacing for 150m tower crane 150m tower crane no connecting wall components attachment spacing of 5 standard sections attachment spacing of 8 standard sections displacement/m 3.5417 0.029616 0.033819 equivalent elastic strain 0.0009782 0.0010808 0.0010444 equivalent stress/mpa 125.1 125.1 133.8 when the attachment spacing is 8 standard sections, the maximum displacement occurs at the top of the standard section on the side of the lifted cargo. at the first connecting wall component, there is a significant strain on the side of the lifted cargo. strain characteristics: the deformation of the top lifting cargo side is relatively large, but as the distance from the top increases, its horizontal displacement is limited by the connecting wall components, and the standard section deformation gradually decreases. at the bottom, due to its increased gravity, the deformation at the bottom increases, mainly under compression. the stress variation characteristics are mainly affected by the self weight of the tower crane, and the bending moment of the cargo has a relatively small imp 4. simulated dynamic analysis from the calculation data in figures 4, 5, and 6, it can be seen that under the conditions of tower crane heights of 60m, 100m, and 150m, the maximum attachment spacing is used, and compared to no attachment, it is reduced by 74.7%, 90.6%, and 94.9%, respectively. when the attachment form is the same, the displacement at each height is relatively large, which does not meet the requirement of a tower crane inclination rate of less than 4 ‰. the deformation increases with the increase of height. at the maximum attachment spacing, the perpendicularity requirement is met, and the deformation growth rates are 8.7% and 22.7%. at the minimum attachment spacing, the inclination rates are all less than 1 ‰, and the deformation growth rates are 28.9% and 40.7%. as the height increases, the deformation growth rate shows an increasing trend, which is more obvious after a height of 100m. figures 7 (a) and (b) show the detailed patterns of the 60m tower crane. it can be seen that the maximum x-axis deformation of the tower crane occurs at the top standard section, while the minimum x-axis deformation occurs at the bottom of the standard section. in the presence of attachment, due to its constraint on horizontal displacement, the standard section of the tower crane deforms in the x-axis direction and descends at the first attachment point. figure 7. (a) top displacement diagram of 60m tower crane figure 7. (b) bottom displacement diagram of 60m tower crane a total of 9 images in figure 8 show the stress-strain plots of tower cranes at different heights and attachment distances; figures 8 (a), (b), and (c) show, under the condition of a tower crane height of 60m: no attachment, 5 standard sections with attachment spacing, and 8 standard sections with attachment spacing; figures 8 (d), (e), and (f) show, under the condition 78 of a tower crane height of 100m: no attachment, 5 standard sections with attachment spacing, and 8 standard sections with attachment spacing; figures 8 (g), (h), and (i) show, under the condition of a tower crane height of 150m: no attachment, 5 standard sections with attachment spacing, and 8 standard sections with attachment spacing. table 5. displacement analysis of tower cranes at different heights displacement/mm tower crane height 60m tower crane height 100m tower crane height 150m no attachment 537.3 1579 3541 maximum attachment spacing 136.2 148.1 181.7 minimum attachment spacing 49.9 64.3 90.5 table 6. analysis of verticality of tower cranes at different heights verticality ‰ tower crane height 60m tower crane height 100m tower crane height 150m no attachment 8.96 15.79 23.61 maximum attachment spacing 2.27 1.48 1.21 minimum attachment spacing 0.83 0.64 0.60 (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) figure 8. the stress-strain plots of tower cranes at different heights and attachment distances due to the consistent characteristics of stress and strain, only the tower crane stress diagram is drawn, and the location of the maximum stress is marked. in the absence of attachment constraints, the maximum stress and strain of the three heights occur in the bottom area of the tower crane standard section, and the stress and strain increase with the decrease of height, resulting in an increase in self weight stress and an increasing trend in total effective stress. in the case of attachment constraints, the maximum stress occurs on the side of the highest attachment lifted cargo, as shown in figure 9. at this position, due to the presence of horizontal constraints, significant deformation occurs at the constraint, resulting in stress concentration. from figure 9, it can be seen that at the same height, the stress without attachment is the smallest. as the number of attachments increases, the stress first increases and then decreases. when the standard section of a 60m tower crane is equipped with connecting wall components according to the maximum attachment spacing, only one attachment support is needed, and the stress distribution is extremely uneven. therefore, the effective stress is the highest under this working condition; as the number of attachments increases, stress is dispersed and distributed, and the maximum effective stress decreases. however, there is still some phenomenon of stress concentration, so the effective stress is still higher than that of the non attachment condition. in practical engineering, when using the maximum attachment spacing to install wall connectors, stress concentration should be considered and appropriate wall connectors should be added. figure 9. schematic diagram of stress concentration area 5. conclusion taking the wa6013-6a tower crane used in a certain project as an example, a static structural analysis was conducted using ansys simulation analysis software to study its standard section deformation and stress changes under maximum load conditions. the main conclusions are as follows: (1) increasing the attachment of tower cranes can effectively reduce standard section deformation and tilt rate. therefore, it is necessary to set appropriate attachment methods for tower cranes during the construction of high-rise and super high-rise buildings. 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due to the complexity and diversity of images, making it difficult to achieve ideal segmentation results. in recent years, the rapid development of deep learning (dl) technology has brought new breakthroughs to the field of image segmentation. dl models, especially convolutional neural networks (cnns), can capture semantic information of images more accurately by automatically learning feature representations in images, thereby achieving more precise image segmentation. this article delves into the research and application of image segmentation algorithms in cv, with a focus on the application of dl in the field of image segmentation. with the continuous development of advanced technologies such as dl, it is believed that image segmentation technology will play a greater role in more fields in the future. keywords: computer vision; image segmentation algorithms; research and application. 1. introduction image segmentation is one of the fundamental technologies in the field of cv, and it is also the most basic method for early processing of image data [1]. in cv tasks, image segmentation plays a crucial role in dividing images into multiple regions with similar properties, which facilitates subsequent tasks such as image analysis, object detection, and scene understanding [2]. high quality image segmentation results can provide more accurate information for other cv tasks, thereby improving the performance of the entire system [3]. therefore, studying efficient and robust image segmentation methods has significant practical significance and application value. with the continuous development of cv technology, image segmentation algorithms have also undergone an evolutionary process from simple to complex, from single to diverse [4]. traditional image segmentation methods mainly rely on low-level features such as intensity, texture, and color of the image for region division [5]. among them, threshold based algorithms divide the pixel values of an image into different categories by setting one or more thresholds, thereby achieving image segmentation [6]. this method is simple and easy to implement, but its segmentation effect is often unsatisfactory for complex scenes and images under variable lighting conditions. edge based algorithms extract edge information by detecting areas in the image where pixel values change dramatically, thereby achieving image segmentation. this method has good performance for images with obvious edges, but its performance will be greatly affected when facing edge blur or noise interference. in addition to traditional image segmentation methods, there are also some clustering based algorithms, such as k-means clustering, fuzzy c-means clustering, etc. these algorithms divide similar pixels into the same category by calculating the similarity between pixels, thereby achieving image segmentation. however, these methods may face problems such as high computational complexity and low segmentation accuracy when dealing with large-scale images or complex scenes [7]. in recent years, with the rise of dl technology, image segmentation algorithms based on dl have gradually become a research hotspot. the dl model can capture the semantic information of images more accurately by automatically learning high-level feature representations in images, thereby achieving more precise image segmentation. compared with traditional image segmentation methods, dl based image segmentation algorithms have higher segmentation accuracy and stronger robustness. at present, dl based image segmentation methods are mainly divided into three categories: image semantic segmentation, instance segmentation, and panoramic segmentation. image semantic segmentation is one of the important applications of dl in the field of image segmentation. its goal is to assign a predefined category label to each pixel in the image, thereby achieving pixel level image understanding. with the development of cnn, the performance of image semantic segmentation has been significantly improved. many cnn based semantic segmentation models have been proposed, which further improve the accuracy and efficiency of image semantic segmentation by introducing different network structures and optimization strategies. 2. the application of dl in image segmentation as a fundamental task in the field of cv, image segmentation aims to divide images into multiple regions with similar properties, providing basic data for subsequent tasks such as object detection and scene understanding [8]. however, due to the complexity and correlation of images themselves, traditional image segmentation methods often have poor performance in dealing with ambiguity and uncertainty [9]. in recent years, with the rapid development 18 of dl technology, especially the widespread application of cnn, significant progress has been made in the application of dl in image segmentation [10]. traditional image segmentation methods, such as threshold based segmentation and edge based segmentation, mainly rely on the underlying features of the image for segmentation. however, these methods often struggle to achieve ideal segmentation results when facing complex image scenes and variable lighting conditions. in addition, traditional methods often require preprocessing and post-processing of images, which is cumbersome and has limited effectiveness. dl, especially cnn, can more accurately capture the semantic information of images by automatically learning deep level feature representations. in image segmentation tasks, dl models can learn the spatial relationships and contextual information between pixels, thereby achieving fine segmentation of images. the application of cnn in image segmentation is mainly reflected in two aspects: firstly, by constructing an end-to-end network structure, the segmentation results of the image are directly output; the second is to utilize the feature learning ability of dl to extract deep level features of the image, providing strong support for subsequent segmentation tasks. its structure is shown in figure 1. in terms of end-to-end network structure, some classic models such as fully convolutional networks (fcn) and u-net achieve direct mapping from feature maps to pixel level segmentation results by introducing deconvolution or upsampling operations. these models gradually integrate multi-scale features of the image through multiple downsampling and upsampling operations, thereby improving the accuracy and robustness of segmentation. in terms of feature learning, dl models learn deep level feature representations of images through a large amount of training data. these features not only contain lowlevel information such as color and texture of the image, but also high-level information such as the shape and structure of the object. by utilizing these features, dl models can better understand the semantic content of images, thereby achieving accurate segmentation of images. figure 1. cnn structure in addition, dl also combines some advanced optimization algorithms and loss functions to further improve the performance of image segmentation. for example, some models adopt a multi task learning approach that simultaneously learns image segmentation and classification tasks, improving segmentation accuracy by sharing underlying features. some models also introduce attention mechanisms, allowing them to focus on key regions in the image, further improving segmentation accuracy. the application of dl in image segmentation not only improves the accuracy and efficiency of segmentation, but also provides more accurate data support for subsequent image processing and analysis tasks. for example, in the field of medical image analysis, dl models can achieve automatic segmentation and recognition of lesion areas, providing doctors with auxiliary diagnostic basis; in the field of autonomous driving, dl models can achieve precise segmentation of targets such as roads, vehicles, and pedestrians, providing assurance for the safe driving of vehicles. 3. algorithm principle in the network, convolutional layers are the core components mainly used for feature extraction of images. through convolutional operations, convolutional layers can learn local spatial patterns and texture information from the original image, and output corresponding feature maps. however, traditional convolution operations often result in a loss of spatial resolution while increasing the receptive field, which may affect the accuracy of tasks such as image segmentation. to solve this problem, dilated convolution is introduced into the network. outf represents the output image size after passing through the convolutional layer, inf represents the input image size before passing through the convolutional layer, p represents padding , k represents the convolutional kernel size, and s represents the convolutional kernel step size. 1 2       s kpf f in out (1) in cnn, the output of each convolutional layer is obtained by convolving the kernel with the input image, adding a bias term, and then applying an activation function. the size of the input image for each convolutional layer is cwh  , where h and w represent the height and width of the image, c represents the number of channels, iw is the weight of the i th convolutional kernel, ib is the weight bias of the i th convolutional kernel, ix is the input of the i th convolutional kernel, and f is the activation function. the formula for the output y of the i th layer is: 19  iii bxwfy  (2) in cnn, each layer of the network receives the output of the previous layer as its input. this hierarchical structure enables information to be transmitted and processed layer by layer in the network, ultimately resulting in a specific representation of input data. the activation function plays a crucial role in cnn. relu is one of the commonly used activation functions. the activation function relu is:  ni xx x y ii i i ,,1 0, 0,0        (3) among them, n is the size of the input feature map; ix is the i th value of the input feature map; iy is the corresponding output. 4. experimental result experiment on image segmentation using matlab, using the cityscapes dataset, which is a well-known dataset focused on semantic segmentation and scene understanding tasks in urban street scenes. this dataset is crucial for researching and developing technologies in fields such as autonomous driving, robot navigation, and video surveillance. the cityscapes dataset contains approximately 25000 images, which mainly capture street scenes in different cities, weather, and time conditions. the dataset defines 8 major categories (such as roads, sidewalks, buildings, vehicles, trees, etc.) and finer subclasses for more precise semantic segmentation tasks. figure 2 shows the comparison of image segmentation precision between different algorithms, which fully demonstrates the advantages of using dl technology in our algorithm. by introducing dl technology, our algorithm has achieved significantly better performance than traditional algorithms in image segmentation tasks. dl technology can automatically learn to extract useful features from raw data, which is a major advantage compared to traditional algorithms. by adopting a cnn structure, this algorithm can automatically learn hierarchical features in images. by constructing a deep neural network structure, algorithms can abstract and extract feature information from images layer by layer, thereby more accurately identifying different regions in the image. the ability of automatic feature learning enables dl algorithms to have higher flexibility and adaptability when dealing with complex image data. figure 2. comparison of segmentation precision figure 3 shows the loss function curve of the algorithm in this article. it can be seen from the figure that the loss function value gradually decreases with the increase of iteration times, indicating that the algorithm continuously learns and optimizes during the training process. secondly, the speed of curve descent is relatively rapid in the initial stage, and then gradually stabilizes, which reflects the algorithm's ability to converge quickly in the early training stage and gradually reach a stable state in the later stage. this means that the algorithm proposed in this article can better cope with complex scenarios and changes, and has stronger robustness and adaptability. 5. conclusion with the continuous progress of computer technology and the increasing demand for image recognition precision by humans, ai algorithms are gradually integrating into various industries, providing effective solutions for various problems. especially in the field of image segmentation, the introduction of dl has brought unprecedented development opportunities in this field. image segmentation, as one of the key technologies in cv, is of great significance for the understanding and analysis of 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[10] wu shangzhi, duan chao, she zhiyong. image multithreshold segmentation algorithm based on variable precision rough set and particle swarm optimization [j]. journal of northwest normal university: natural science edition, 2019, 55(2):8. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 62 the exploration of the innovation application ability of graduate students based on multi‐disciplinary integration junming chang, qiong ren * school of artificial intelligence, jianghan university, wuhan hubei, 430056, china * corresponding author: qiong ren (email: 409466559@qq.com) abstract: the cultivation of innovative application ability is the key issue when it comes to the raining of graduate students, while the disciplinary integration can break through the boundaries of knowledge system of each discipline and is an effective way to train the talents with innovative application ability. to study the talent quality structure of "character + knowledge + ability", construct the "scientific + technical + engineered" training mode and attainable approach of multi-disciplinary integration talents; emphasizing the combination of innovative practice course and professional education curriculum, depicting the topological structure diagram based on innovation application ability. the research provides references for the cultivation of graduate students in universities. keywords: innovation application ability; multi-disciplinary integration; raining of graduate student. 1. introduction at present, multi-disciplinary and multi-technology has become the norm, and promote the birth of other new disciplines, technologies and forms of innovations continuously. the integration has been the consensus of the educational circles, universities nowadays choose to lay emphasis on the research of innovative application ability driven by multi-disciplinary integration [1]. many scholars have deeply discussed how to increase the capacity of master's degree students to solve complex engineering from diverse professional perspectives and gained useful experiences and methods. however, some well-known scholars have concluded that the graduate students are relatively lacking in innovative thinking and awareness through research. their willingness and ability of multidisciplinary integration studying are not enough to meet the requirements of talent train, the status quo of integration is not optimistic. the development of global science and technology has been on a fast track, making electronic information, which covers electronics, communication, computer and artificial intelligence, became the one of the prioritized disciplines around the world in the leading years. as the foundation and core of the development of high-tech at present, and the important focus of undertaking social innovation, a significant feature of electronic information is multidisciplinary integration [2]. graduate students are the new and important forces of scientific and technological innovation, the cultivation of innovative application ability is the key focus in graduate education. this paper takes the "talent + quality + structure" as the starting point, studies the talent training model and practice paths with characteristics of interdisciplinary integration to meet social needs, emphasis the combination of innovative practice course and professional education curriculum, construct the topological structure based on innovative application ability. this research provides a new idea and method of innovation application ability based on multi-disciplinary integration. 2. talent training mode based on multidisciplinary integration knowledge, ability, and quality serve as the fundamental components of excellence and are the ultimate objectives in the cultivation of innovative talents. the nurturing of innovative and practical talents necessitates a focus on the balanced advancement of these three aspects. traditional talent development programs typically adopt a discipline oriented approach to establish the respective systems, with the quality of education often being assessed primarily through academic test scores. directed by social demands and integrative competence, boosting multi-disciplinary integration is an effective strategy to cultivate graduate students with innovative and versatile ability [3]. throughout the training process, the following perspectives are primarily focused. (1) the equilibrium between knowledge acquisition and ability development the main focus of education training is to teach students to foster independent thinking and problem-solving methodology while imparting knowledge, so as to meets the needs of social advancement. optimizing knowledge structure, enriching social practice and strengthening ability training are of great significance to improving the level of personnel training. (2) the emphasize on character building in the process of imparting knowledge and cultivating abilities, it is essential to place a strong emphasis on character development, with a particular focus on steering values and behavioral standards. furthermore, there should be a pronounced effort to foster teamwork and a scientific mindset. (3) the coordinated development of knowledge, ability and character the congruent advancement of knowledge, competency, and character can foster individuals who satisfy societal needs, which constitutes the core of talent nurturing. consequently, the reconstruction of educational viewpoints, innovation of 63 training paradigms and the refinery of evaluative methodologies in instructive practices should be closely related to the goal of talents cultivation. this manuscript is guided by the people-oriented philosophy of collaborative education, and is centered on the educational objectives of the electronic information master's program, aiming to foster character, integrate knowledge, enhance competencies, and promote the acquisition of scientific, structured and technological skills. as shown in figure.1, this paper constructs the "scientific + technical + engineered" training mode and attainable approach of multidisciplinary integration based on the talent quality structure of "character + knowledge + ability". 3. attainable approach for cultivating innovative application ability crossing may seem straightforward, yet integration is notably absent. in the majority of multi-disciplinary courses within the realms of science and technology, there is a preponderance of focus on crossing, with integration being cursorily overlooked due to its inherent complexity. presently, the curriculum frameworks of the majority of electronic information master's degree programs are structured arrays of general required courses, general elective courses, professional mandatory courses, and professional elective courses. at present, the majority of multi-disciplinary research in which graduate students are engaged predominantly encompasses the completion of crossdisciplinary courses, with the outcomes of remaining at the theoretical level mostly. as a consequent, numerous students acquire the requisite knowledge without mastering the application skills, which significantly detracts from the development of practical abilities and innovative proficiency. figure 1. multidisciplinary cross-integration mode and implementation path engineering practice courses have been set in the outline of professional master's graduate training program by many universities to train the application ability. with the foundation discussion of the structure of knowledge, competency and quality, this paper posits the improvement of curriculum framework and the refining of teaching process to integrate the innovation application ability course and traditional education curriculum, elaborate on an avant-garde talent development trajectory that is compatible with interdisciplinary convergence, and establish a topological framework underscored by innovative application proficiency[4], as shown in figure 2. figure 2. innovation ability training topology diagram 4. evaluation model the rapid advancement of technology accelerated the trend of multi-disciplinary integration. mono-disciplinary expertise is no longer adequate to satisfy the demands faced by students, which leads to the necessity the cultivation of individuals with "t-shape" talent [5], as shown in figure 3. figure 3. innovation ability training topology diagram cultivation aim demand for talents character, method, knowledge, ability science, technology, engineering quality evaluation curriculum system teaching method content of courses society demand culture results specialized course requirements of society modular design complete the task of teaching progress gradual evaluation literature review module completion evaluation literature reading report evaluation comprehensive evaluation broad and solid basic knowledge professional and in-depth technical skills precise and skilled engineering experience 64 the ultimate goal of educational reform is t to enhance the quality of personnel development, while assessment of quality is a critical component in guaranteeing the efficacy of such personnel training. this article delineates two perspectives on evaluation. construct an evaluation system directed by the integration of character, knowledge, academic proficiency and employment caliber with relative weight determined by analytic hierarchy process, and an evaluation matrix that ensures the quality assessment is comprehensive and systematic. construct a comprehensive quantitative evaluation matrix that aligns with the professional attributes to address the issue of rational assessment of innovative application capabilities. this matrix should consider factors such as the quantity and caliber of discipline-related competition achievements, the extent and quality of academic exchanges, the number and significance of published academic papers and monographs, as well as the acquisition of intellectual property rights. 5. conclusion multi-disciplinary integration is not only the trend of the development of disciplines, but also an important path to innovative projects. the domain of electronic information is a pivotal node in the matrix of interaction with societal innovation. transformation of conventional pedagogical frameworks along with the investigation of strategies for interdisciplinary amalgamation, constitutes effective approaches to augment the caliber of practical training, is a effective way to enhance the innovative aptitude and proficiency in practical application among current graduate students majoring in electronic information. acknowledgments this paper is sponsored by research project of postgraduate education and teaching reform in jianghan university in 2021 (research on the path and quality evaluation of multidisciplinary cross integration with innovative application as the core-taking professional degree of electronic information as an example.) references [1] zhang liyan, zhu jiabo, chen guangyu, wangvxinyu, li zhuo, yu bofeng, nie ying, sun xin,“a study on cultivating practice innovation through interdisciplinary integration in 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[5] t-type talent. sogou encyclopedia. https://baike.sogou.com/v50964782.htm?ch=frombaikevr&fromtitle=t%e5%9e%8b %e4%ba%ba%e6%89%8d. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 59 application of medical records management based on big data technology jingwei zhao, ye tao university of science and technology liaoning, anshan, liaoning, 114000, china abstract: medical records are the key information resources of medical institutions. with the progress of medical technology and the deepening of informatization construction, their management level and utilization efficiency are directly related to the quality and efficiency of medical services. in today's big data era, the amount of data and information is growing explosively, and medical records are no exception. the traditional paper file management method has made it difficult to meet the storage, retrieval, and sharing needs of massive medical data. this paper discusses that the rapid development of big data technology provides new ideas and methods for medical file management, greatly improves the management efficiency of medical files, and also provides a solid foundation for the sharing of medical file information. however, the implementation process also faces challenges such as inconsistent data standards, privacy protection and security issues, and technical talent bottlenecks, which need to be further addressed. keywords: big data; medical records; medical record sharing. 1. introduction a medical file is a record of medical information pertaining to the original resources. it encompasses not only the patient's condition, medical instruments, basic medical teaching, and the management and decision-making processes of medical institutions. it also includes the scientific research materials utilized by medical staff. these records hold significant value and importance in the context of medical, teaching, and research activities [1]. paper medical records are distinctive and irreplaceable. once lost or damaged, recovery is challenging. however, statistics indicate that 42.6% of hospitals have formal archiving procedures before the loss of files, while 35.8% of hospitals experience file loss due to the mobility of part-time staff and poor handover caused by the loss of files [2]. this demonstrates that there are significant issues in the management of medical files that require further attention and resolution. 2. current situation of medical records management in china traditionally, paper medical records are the most accurate records of a patient's condition, and doctors may envision a patient's specific situation using medical records. however, a patient may have attended several institutions and have multiple medical records. fragmented paper files are difficult to manage. and the patient's statement of his or her ailment may be incorrect. when paper medical files are lost, it can make it difficult for doctors to diagnose patients. some tests must be repeated, which wastes the patient's money and reduces the effectiveness of medical care. paper files occupy a significant amount of physical space in hospitals. when saving files, they must be manually classified and filed, which is not only inconvenient but also prone to error. the advent of electronic records has effectively addressed these issues. compared to paper medical records, electronic medical records are far more convenient. doctors may swiftly check up on a patient's case and obtain reliable information when diagnosing. electronic files are also more efficient and convenient to store, and they allow for faster and more accurate information transmission and sharing. china's medical records management system is a hybrid of traditional paper-based record-keeping and information technology. however, in the current era of big data, the quantity of medical data has gradually increased. the data set comprises a multitude of information types, including patients' personal details, medical history, diagnostic test results, treatment plans, and other pertinent data. the sheer diversity and complexity of this information make it challenging to manage effectively. the traditional medical file system is no longer capable of adequately managing the vast quantities of data that are currently being generated. the current methods of managing medical records are inadequate to meet the demands of the exponentially increasing volume of data. the conventional storage devices and processing technologies are insufficient to cope with the vast amount of data, necessitating more efficient and intelligent storage and processing solutions. the ongoing advancement of intelligent technology and the incremental adoption of medical informatics have prompted an increasing number of medical institutions to implement electronic medical record (emr) systems, image storage and transmission systems (pacs), laboratory information systems (lis), and other information technology solutions with the objective of achieving digital management of medical records. however, electronic documents are frequently dispersed across disparate information systems. the data is stored in a variety of formats, and the lack of uniform standards makes it challenging to retrieve and utilize the data. furthermore, integrating such data to gain deeper insights and provide effective information for medical research is also a significant challenge. additionally, the current mechanism for accessing medical records across hospitals is not fully optimized, which hinders crossinstitutional data sharing. big data technology offers a solution by enabling the storage of vast amounts of data, facilitating analysis and prediction, and providing visualization capabilities upon demand. it appears that the full integration of big data technology and archive management, 60 the establishment of archive data management workflows and mechanisms, is a necessity for effective hospital archive management, and it is also an inevitable consequence of the advancement of modern information technology [3]. 3. advantages of medical records management based on big data technology 3.1. improving efficiency of records management using big data technology, we can more easily store massive amounts of medical file data in a distributed manner, and we can integrate medical data from different sources and format them according to uniform standards. this not only reduces data redundancy but also ensures data consistency and readability. the subsequent management and analysis of the files by medical personnel is more convenient, thus improving the efficiency of data utilization. when it is necessary to search the archives, we can also use an efficient search engine to retrieve the required information from the massive data in a short period of time. this not only improves the efficiency of doctors in the diagnosis and treatment process but also reduces the waiting time of patients. 3.2. promoting the sharing of medical information the main challenges to healthcare information sharing include data heterogeneity, security, privacy protection, inconsistent technical standards, and the phenomenon of information silos. these issues greatly limit the effective flow and utilization of medical information. most patients are unable to accurately describe their past medical history or symptoms, which is very inconvenient for doctors to treat patients who have visited different hospitals. big data technology provides an effective solution to these problems. through the establishment of a unified medical record information platform, medical record information sharing has become more convenient. for example, by adopting b/s architecture and adding zigbee as a hybrid development of medical file platform, the sharing and exchange of file data of different medical institutions can be realized, and the overall efficiency of medical services can be improved [4]. this helps patients avoid repeated examinations during referrals and follow-ups. at the same time, doctors can have a more comprehensive understanding of the patient's medical history and treatment, and make a more accurate diagnosis. in addition, big data technology also supports real-time updating and synchronization of medical records. doctors can check the latest information of patients at any time during the consultation process to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of medical decisions. 3.3. deep analytics and decision support once a substantial quantity of medical data has been integrated and processed, valuable insights can be derived from it through the application of machine learning and data mining algorithms. for example, association rule mining, cluster analysis, classification algorithms, and other techniques can be employed to examine the correlation between a particular disease and specific lifestyle habits and genetic factors. furthermore, electronic medical records can be integrated with machine learning algorithms, such as neural networks and decision trees, to construct predictive models for specific diseases. such comprehensive analysis can also elucidate optimal treatment options for disparate patient populations, thereby facilitating the investigation of specific therapeutic regimens and the personalization of treatment. subsequent to a patient's treatment, medical practitioners may also employ big data technology to monitor the utilization and efficacy of pharmaceuticals, thereby furnishing data support for drug development and clinical use. 3.4. promoting medical research and development following the creation of a comprehensive medical data collection, we have accumulated a considerable reservoir of medical information that will serve as a vital data source for furthering medical research and development. based on the patient's condition, diagnosis, and therapy, the underlying cause of a specific disease will be investigated, and an appropriate treatment approach will be determined based on the presenting symptoms. the database can help doctors prescribe the right drug. researchers can also detect previously unknown patterns of sickness and the efficacy of various medications, allowing them to conduct thorough research to discover new treatments and speed up medical advancement. big data technologies can also help physicians track drug use and efficacy, as well as speed up the screening and development of novel treatments. from study to implementation, big data technology will speed up the growth of medical research, allowing for the future resolution of more complicated problems. 4. the case of medical records management based on big data technology in china china's medical archive management based on big data technology is in a rapid development stage and has made remarkable progress in recent years. based on the technical characteristics of the hadoop cloud platform, combined with the characteristics of cloud computing, zhao bao et al. used metadata to realize a series of operations such as storing, reading, writing and querying various types of hospital archive resources, and realized an effective solution for the comprehensive management of medical archives [5]. gao feng constructed a medical file information interaction and sharing platform based on big data analysis and information fusion, which greatly improved the sharing level and information interaction capability of medical files [6]. the practice of medical file information sharing between shengjing hospital of china medical university, a large comprehensive tertiary hospital in china, and 73 regional alliance hospitals in the province has also strongly proved the feasibility and effectiveness of implementing medical file information sharing [7]. electronic medical record sharing platform. an electronic medical record-sharing platform refers to a system that uses modern information technology to realize the interconnection and interoperability of electronic medical record information among different medical institutions, supporting doctors to access patients' electronic medical record information across institutions within the scope of authorization. with the continuous advancement of medical informatization construction, electronic medical record-sharing platforms have become an important means to improve the quality of 61 medical services and strengthen medical supervision. nowadays, the construction and application of electronic medical record-sharing platforms in china have achieved certain results. for example, since 2015, beijing has set up a project to promote regional electronic medical record-sharing access in 30 hospitals, which eventually aggregates heterogeneous electronic medical record information. through this platform, these hospitals have realized the shared utilization of basic patient information, consultation records and other data, providing doctors with a more comprehensive and accurate basis for diagnosis and treatment. in addition, many hospitals try to use big data technology for medical data management. peking union medical college hospital, "oriented to clinical needs and realizing data interconnection", used massive data to build a cloud platform to integrate data from information systems of different departments, including business data warehouse, data integration warehouse, his business platform, pacs imaging platform, etc., to achieve standardization and centralized management of data. shanghai ruijin hospital has developed a clinical decision support system (cdss) using big data technology. this system combines machine learning algorithms to provide personalized diagnosis and treatment suggestions based on patients' medical record data, which is more in line with the actual situation of patients and also improves the diagnosis and treatment efficiency of doctors. 5. challenges 5.1. unharmonized data standards and norms currently, there are major differences in the format, coding and storage standards for medical records data among different medical institutions, leading to difficulties in data sharing. the lack of unified data standards and norms restricts the cross-institutional sharing and utilization of medical file information. if the problem is to be solved, it is necessary to develop uniform rules through standardization to ensure that data between different medical institutions can be seamlessly connected and exchanged, and to improve the efficiency of data sharing and utilization. 5.2. privacy and security while the advent of big data technology has provided an effective solution to the challenge of preserving paper records, it has also introduced new and significant security concerns. medical files contain information that is both personally identifiable and proprietary to medical organizations. furthermore, medical files possess not only the characteristics inherent to general files, but also a distinct professionalism, exclusivity, and confidentiality [8]. it is therefore essential to guarantee the confidentiality, security, and protection of sensitive information when sharing data. currently, the use of data encryption, access control, audit trails and other technical measures can ensure the security and integrity of data during transmission and storage. furthermore, the establishment of a robust data security management system and emergency plan is vital to enhance the capacity to respond to security incidents. 5.3. technology and talent bottlenecks the implementation of big data technology necessitates a substantial degree of technical assistance and the presence of a highly skilled workforce. in recent years, the development of big data technology in china has been rapid. despite the establishment of specialties in this field at numerous colleges and universities, the medical records management sector requires professionals with a diverse skill set, including expertise in archives management, medical knowledge, and information technology. consequently, there is still a dearth of professionals who possess a comprehensive understanding of big data technology and its applications in the medical field. these individuals are unable to effectively utilize big data technology in the context of medical file digitization. to address this issue, medical institutions must adopt advanced file management technology and digitalization. they must also strive to enhance the professionalization and informatization level of medical file management by assembling and nurturing a team of professionals with expertise in diverse fields, including medicine, file management, and information technology. 6. conclusion the combination of big data technology and medical file management introduces new ideas and methods for the digitization of medical files. compared with traditional paper files, medical file management based on big data technology offers several advantages, including improved file 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[8] gan qian, li yangxin, hu ying, et al. theoretical considerations on information resource sharing of medical records [j]. lantai world,2012, (17):6-7. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 46 a review of facial micro expression recognition yali yu, zonghou huang and jinchan liang guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan guangdong, 523668, china abstract: with facial expression recognition gradually becoming a hot topic in the fields of image processing and artificial intelligence research, more and more scholars are paying attention to the fact that the micro expressions instantly revealed on the face can better reflect human inner emotions and thoughts. in this paper, firstly, the research status of micro expression and the commonly used micro expression datasets are described, and the advantages and disadvantages of each dataset are analyzed. then the feature extraction of micro expression is analyzed from the two algorithms. finally, the application fields of micro expression research and the challenges facing the future development are discussed. keywords: micro expressions; feature extraction; image processing. 1. introduction facial expressions are one of the common ways for humans to express emotions in daily communication. during communication, people can express their inner thoughts and feelings to the other person through some facial expressions and actions. in different facial expressions, facial muscles have different states and can reveal different information. with the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the application of deep learning algorithms in recent years, research on facial expression recognition has achieved remarkable results, and subtle changes in muscles and instant expressions have aroused scholars' research interest. there are many differences between micro expressions and macro facial expressions. micro expressions last for only 1/25 of a second, with weak changes and small muscle movement areas [1]. however, these fleeting expressions can better reveal people's true feelings and emotions deep inside. micro expressions are usually spontaneous and subconscious, and it is difficult for humans to disguise and control the expression of these emotions [2]. these micro expressions that last for a short period of time often flash by suddenly, and sometimes express emotions opposite to those in the heart. therefore, it is difficult for people to recognize micro expressions with the naked eye and the accuracy is very low. deep learning algorithms and deep neural network models are needed to improve the accuracy of recognizing micro expressions. the development history of micro expressions can be traced back to 1969, when ekman [3] and team members discovered in a video of a psychologist talking to a patient with depression that the patient attempted to conceal their suicidal thoughts by using a positive emotional state. through repeated research on the video, ekman's team found that there were several frames in the video where the patient's face showed very faint expressions of pain. this brief and imperceptible emotion is called a micro expression, which is the true expression of the patient's inner emotions. in 2002, ekman et al. developed a micro expression recognition tool called mett (micro expression training tool) [4,5], which aims to help people recognize and understand micro expressions. in addition, ekman and his research team also designed a facial action coding system (facs) through indepth research. the system divides the face into several independent and interconnected motion units (au) based on its anatomical characteristics, and analyzes the motion characteristics of these motion units, the main regions they control, and the expressions related to them. additionally, each individual au is associated with one or more local muscles, and the corresponding muscle movements can be represented using au encoding [6,7]. zhang yanliang et al. proposed a local region partitioning and analysis method, which determines the most important local regions of the face based on facial action units, and then extracts spatiotemporal pattern features of each region for expression analysis, discovering the correlation between various micro expressions and facial regions [8]. yu yang et al. proposed a micro expression detection method based on a multi-scale spatiotemporal attention network to prevent feature distortion when extracting temporal features and maintain the original temporal relationship during spatial processing. the method uses a three-dimensional convolutional neural network (3dcnn) to extract multi-scale spatiotemporal features, and then uses a global spatiotemporal attention module (gsam) to enhance the global spatiotemporal correlation of spatiotemporal features. finally, weights are assigned to features at different time points to highlight key temporal information, effectively completing the micro expression detection work [9]. she wenxiang et al. used parallel neural networks to extract features from local and global regions, and then aggregated the extracted motion and spatial features to reduce the loss of subtle features. finally, they combined the local and global aggregated features into a new hybrid feature for micro expression recognition, improving the accuracy of micro expression classification [10]. this article mainly elaborates on the commonly used micro expression datasets in micro expression research, and analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of each dataset. then analyze and extract micro expression features from two algorithms; finally, analyze the application areas of micro expression research and the challenges faced in future development. 2. commonly used micro expression datasets the research and recognition of micro expressions require a large amount of data as support when training neural network models, but publicly available micro expression datasets are limited and each dataset has very few micro expression image samples. when collecting micro expression 47 samples, the emotions of the subjects need to remain neutral, and then micro expressions are spontaneously generated by environmental factors in specific scenes. the annotation of the images after collection is also quite time-consuming and laborious. therefore, more efforts need to be made in data collection and analysis for micro expression research to further promote the development and maturity of this field. effective micro expression recognition rate relies on highquality micro expression datasets and constructed neural network models. in the field of micro expression research, there are mainly three micro expression datasets: mmew, samm, and casmeii. (1)mmew dataset [11]: this dataset is a micro macro expression dataset jointly released by a research team from shandong university in 2021. it contains 300 samples of micro expressions and 900 samples of macro expressions from asians, with an average age of 22.35 participants. this dataset was collected in a laboratory environment, where each sample was labeled by experts with a start frame, vertex frame, and termination frame, and provided with au annotation. the resolution is 1920 × 1080 pixels, which provides more detailed sentiment classification compared to other datasets. this dataset contains the following emoticon labels: happiness (36), anger (8), surprise (89), disgust (72), fear (16), sadness (13), and others (66). (2)samm dataset [12]: this dataset was captured in an experimental environment and controlled for lighting to prevent interference with the collected data. it includes 32 subjects from different places and 13 different races, with a total of 159 micro expression samples collected. in addition, the age range of the subjects is from 19 to 57 years old, with an average age of 33.24 years old. therefore, it can be concluded that the sample sources of this dataset are more diverse and abundant. in addition, the dataset annotated detailed information of the starting frame, vertex frame, and offset frame, using a high-speed camera with 200 frames per second, and the image resolution reached 2040 ×1088 pixels. this dataset contains the following emoticon labels: contempt, disgust, fear, anger, sadness, happiness and surprise. (3)casmeii dataset [13]: this dataset was created by the institute of psychology, chinese academy of sciences, chinese academy of sciences. they shot and collected videos in the experimental environment, and controlled light and sound to prevent interference with the collected data. it is mainly used to study the identification and analysis of micro expressions. during data collection, participants are required to watch emotional stimulation videos that trigger their natural emotions, and use a high-speed camera with a frame rate of 200 fps and a resolution of 640 × 480 pixels to capture the footage. the casme ii dataset categorizes micro expressions into 5 types for annotation, namely happiness, disgust, surprise, depression, and others; in addition, each video clip is also labeled with the start time, end time, category, etc. of the micro expressions for analysis of micro expression classification. 3. methods for extracting micro expression features 3.1. lbp-top algorithm (local binary pattern from three orthogonal plans) with the continuous development of facial expression recognition research, more and more scholars have proposed many methods based on traditional feature extraction algorithms and deep learning algorithms to solve the problem of facial expression recognition. local binary pattern (lbp) can effectively handle the effects of lighting changes in images, but this method can only process static twodimensional images one by one. therefore, in order to solve the problem of micro expression recognition in videos, a lbp-top algorithm [14] for extracting high-dimensional features is proposed, which is an effective dynamic texture feature extraction algorithm that can simultaneously extract spatial and temporal information. in a video or image sequence, in addition to the x and y directions, there is also a t direction along the timeline, where x-y is the normal planar image, x-t is the texture scanned along the timeline for each row, and y-t is the image scanned along the timeline for each column. after extracting lbp features from all three planes, the lbp features of the three planes are connected together to form lbp-top. lu guanming et al. used the lbptop algorithm to extract features for micro expression recognition, and then used relieff and locally linear embedding (lle) manifold learning algorithms to reduce the dimensionality of the extracted lbp-top feature vectors. finally, a support vector machine (svm) classifier was used for classification, and good results were achieved through experiments in the casme ii micro expression database [15]. 3.2. micro expression peak frame detection algorithm based on rhoof features rhoof is an algorithm used for micro expression feature extraction. it divides facial regions based on detected keypoint coordinates (such as eyes, eyebrows, mouth, etc.), and then performs hoof feature extraction on the face within the divided regions to describe the facial muscle movement in each region. finally, detecting the peak of micro expressions based on changes in facial muscle movement direction is a crucial step in micro expression analysis, which can effectively improve the accuracy of micro expression recognition. ma haoyuan et al. proposed a new method rhoof for extracting micro expression features, which detects facial landmarks and selects 5 regions of interest (rois) from facial regions based on the frequency of action units. finally, the hoof of these rois was calculated and experiments were conducted on the micro expression databases casme and casme ii [16], achieving good results compared to other methods. 4. application scenarios the study of micro expressions is to interpret people's true emotional states by analyzing subtle changes in facial muscles. as micro expressions are often inadvertently revealed when people try to hide their true emotions, micro expression analysis is widely used in the field of psychology. for example, computer vision technology and psychological knowledge can be used to analyze a person's micro expressions to test whether they are lying [17]. in terms of customer service, the emotional state of customers can be analyzed by recognizing their micro expressions. if there is dissatisfaction or confusion, service personnel can adjust service policies in a timely manner. in terms of medical diagnosis, micro expression recognition technology can help medical staff identify subtle emotional changes in patients, thereby quickly and accurately detecting and diagnosing the condition [18]. with the continuous deepening of research on 48 micro expressions, on the one hand, it can enhance the recognition and understanding of human emotional expression, and on the other hand, it can play an important role in human-computer interaction, security monitoring, diplomatic negotiations and other fields. 5. challenges facing future development at present, there are many technologies for micro expression recognition, and the accuracy 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[18] ma lin, chen wenfeng, fu xiaolan, etc facial expression and micro expression recognition in patients with depression [j] scientific bulletin, 2018, 63 (20): 2048-2056. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 98 ethereum eclipse attack detection based on bg‐ xgboost chao huang *, weiping yang school of cybersecurity, chengdu university of information technology, chengdu, sichuan, 610200, china * corresponding author: chao huang (email: huangchao251@gmail.com) abstract: abstract: eclipse attacks pose a serious threat to blockchain networks. research has proven that ethereum is more vulnerable to the eclipse attack than the bitcoin peer-to-peer network. therefore, related research on eclipse attacks on ethereum is of great value. this paper proposes an improved xgboost algorithm based on bagging. it simulates a variety of random situations through the bagging method, introduces randomness, reduces the risk of high errors, reduces the variance of the xgboost model output, and improves the generalization ability of the model. it further enhances the model performance on binary classification problems and achieves efficient identification of eclipse attack traffic and normal traffic. keywords: blockchain; network security; eclipse attack; ethereum; traffic detection. 1. introduction with the rapid development of blockchain technology, ethereum, as one of the most representative public blockchains, has demonstrated strong application potential in areas such as digital asset transactions and smart contracts. ethereum is a decentralized open source public blockchain platform with smart contract functions and one of the largest open source blockchain platforms [1]. similar to traditional blockchain platforms, ethereum utilizes a decentralized network of nodes to verify and record transactions. ethereum has several important characteristics, including openness, immutability, transparency, decentralization, integrity, and programmability. with the rapid development of the blockchain industry, the security issues of blockchain have attracted more and more attention. at present, the main research directions on blockchain security are mostly focused on the technical aspects of blockchain, such as consensus algorithm security, smart contract security, privacy protection, side chain and cross-chain security, decentralized application (dapps) security direction, etc. [2]. as one of the most valuable blockchain platforms, ethereum still has huge room for development in the future because of its openness and innovation. therefore, research on its technology, security, performance, economic model and application has extensive value. despite growing research into the security of the ethereum consensus algorithm and scripting language, the properties and security of the ethereum peer-to-peer network remain largely unexplored. and research has shown that the security properties of a proof-of-work blockchain depend on the security of its underlying peer-to-peer network. although it is a relatively mature blockchain technology, ethereum developers have proposed a variety of security mechanisms to deal with the increasingly severe blockchain network security environment. however, relevant research has proven that compared to other traditional blockchain systems such as bitcoin, ethereum is still subject to a variety of security threats targeting different architectural levels of the system. eclipse attacks are one of the most harmful blockchain network security threats. heilman et al. highlighted this risk by demonstrating the first eclipse attack on the bitcoin peerto-peer network [3]. research has proven that ethereum is more vulnerable to eclipse attacks than bitcoin peer-to-peer networks [4]. therefore, as one of the most promising public blockchain projects, related research on ethereum eclipse attacks has more important value. this article systematically analyzes the operating mechanism and potential security risks of the ethereum network through in-depth study of the principles and security technologies of the ethereum peer-topeer network. this article focuses on the eclipse attack against ethereum. by exploring new detection algorithms and defense mechanisms, it can provide new ideas and methods for research in the field of blockchain network security. at the same time, with the help of ethereum as a research environment, the characteristics of the blockchain system and its existing security vulnerabilities are analyzed. researching and implementing the detection of eclipse attacks on ethereum has important practical significance and research value. 2. eclipse attack on blockchain 2.1. attack principle the eclipse attack is a typical blockchain network layer attack that adds a large number of malicious nodes to the neighbor node set of normal nodes by invading the routing table of blockchain network nodes. afterwards, before the attacker restarts the victim node in the blockchain, they create malicious request links and fill up the victim node's routing table. this forces the victim node to establish a routing connection with the attacker after restarting. furthermore, the attacker continues to initiate inbound connection requests to the victim node, with the purpose of occupying the victim node's communication channel and controlling the flow of information. as a result, affected miner nodes have to process and pass on erroneous or malicious blockchain ledger data sent by the attacker. through this step-by-step strategy, eclipse attacks can gradually control the blockchain network layer channels and data flows of more nodes. such attacks ultimately destroy the routing structure of the attacked subnet, resulting in a waste of computing resources and allowing the attacker to gain an advantage in computing power. when a node is attacked by eclipse, most of the node's external 99 connections will be controlled by malicious nodes, allowing the attacker to carry out further attacks [5]. the principle of ethereum eclipse attack is shown in the figure 1. figure 1. ethereum eclipse attack principle 2.2. safety hazards heilman et al. highlighted this potential risk by defining and demonstrating the first eclipse attack on the bitcoin peerto-peer network [3]. in an attack, the attacker has complete control over their target's access to other network nodes, allowing the attacker to prevent the target from viewing the ledger and even further exploit the target's computing resources to conduct more complex attacks. the eclipse attack can serve as a precursor to other attacks on blockchain platforms. this work demonstrates that eclipse attacks can be used to impact the mining capabilities of an attack target, thereby attacking the underlying blockchain consensus algorithm. atzei et al. [6] further pointed out that ethereum smart contracts may be attacked in cases where nodes receive inconsistent ledger information. at the same time, eclipse attacks can be exploited as part of a countermeasure strategy to inject inconsistencies. later, anderson et al. [7] demonstrated that the same attack also affects the ethereum peer-to-peer network, destabilizing the platform.. 2.3. defense strategy heilman et al. [3] first proposed the eclipse attack method in the bitcoin p2p network and highlighted the potential risks associated with this attack. attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in the blockchain consensus mechanism to control the routing information of attacked nodes, restrict the communication between these nodes and other nodes, and prevent the attacked nodes from obtaining correct ledger data. furthermore, sophisticated attacks can be launched against the computing resources of the compromised node, which affects the victim’s mining capabilities and the blockchain’s uplink results, thus weakening the stability of the computing power distribution. according to the report, when the ledger information received by ethereum nodes is inconsistent, attackers can also exploit vulnerabilities in ethereum smart contracts to launch eclipse attacks. in addition, yuval marcus et al. [8] experimentally proved that eclipse attacks can directly affect the security of each ethereum node and destroy the stability of the blockchain system. the eclipse attack detection method in blockchain has been studied in previous research; however, this method has some disadvantages. currently, there are two types of eclipse attack detection methods. the first is eclipse detection based on routing topology awareness. eclipse attackers can send continuous connection requests to the attacked target to occupy the node's routing table, because redundant storage exists in the node flow table of wireless communication and mobile computing networks, chord and kademlia structures [9][10]. in this case, the detector can analyze and model the routing structure according to various parameters, such as the topology of the blockchain network layer and the routing table forwarding status of key nodes, so that detecting changes in routing status can help identify eclipse occurrence of attacks [11]. generally, such detection methods are highly reliable in eclipse attack detection results and have high reference value for mining structural vulnerabilities in the blockchain network layer [12]. however, its detection mode suffers from a complex problem, resulting in weak generalization and expansion capabilities of the model. therefore, gaps can be discovered in real-time detection of the model. furthermore, it cannot adapt to the dynamically changing blockchain network layer traffic environment [13] because of its weak awareness in dynamic non-fixed eclipse attack paths. the second type of eclipse attack detection method is based on link traffic status analysis. eclipse attackers must send large amounts of malicious routing traffic to target nodes and subnets to achieve route masking and overrides because eclipse attacks are designed to disrupt the routing structure. attack traffic behavior has specific distribution rules [14]. in this case, the proposed method can mine the core characteristic indicators of eclipse attacks by capturing the traffic in the blockchain network layer and analyzing the real-time traffic status. furthermore, the proposed method can build statistical or machine learning models to determine the occurrence of eclipse attacks [4]. methods with strong real-time detection and good generalizability can monitor and identify eclipse attack traffic in real time based on dynamic changes in traffic characteristics. however, when an attacker masks its route building requests by disguising traffic routed into the blockchain subnet, it is difficult for existing detection techniques to detect such dynamic multi-path eclipse attacks because the attacker may not directly attack the area. the subnetwork structure of the blockchain. therefore, these detection methods are still insufficient in dynamically sensing attack traffic characteristics. in addition, since the behavior of eclipse attack traffic is very similar to normal traffic, and the differences in core characteristics are minimal, these methods still have a lot of room for improvement in the accuracy of attack detection. at the same time, there is a significant gap between existing detection capabilities and the security requirements of the blockchain network environment. xu et al. [4] proposed a detection model based on random forest classification for blockchain traffic. the detection accuracy and recall rate were 72% and 93% respectively, but they did not propose an actual defense system and countermeasures. dai et al. [15] proposed a model that combines cnn and bilstm technology with a multi-head attention mechanism to improve classification and detection performance by perceiving different levels of eclipse attack traffic characteristics, but the computational complexity of the model is too high. , it is difficult to cope with real-time attack traffic detection. at present, there are few studies on the detection of blockchain eclipse attack traffic. in the future, research can be conducted on detection algorithm optimization and mechanism innovation for a variety of different blockchain applications. 3. attack traffic detection method based on bg-xgboost 3.1. framework and algorithm extreme gradient boosting algorithm (xgboost) is an efficient and powerful machine learning method. it is an 100 optimized implementation of the boosting algorithm in ensemble learning, especially when dealing with classification problems. the core idea is to combine several models with weak performance (such as decision trees) and generate a powerful integrated model through iterative optimization. xgboost introduces regularization terms during the training process, which not only controls the complexity of the model, but also prevents overfitting, thus improving the generalization ability while ensuring the accuracy of the model. in addition, xgboost supports a variety of objective optimization functions and evaluation criteria, making it widely applicable to various regression, classification and ranking problems. when faced with large-scale data sets, xgboost demonstrates efficient computing speed and good scalability, thanks to its optimized data structure and computing algorithm. xgboost can automatically utilize multi-threads for parallel computing and supports distributed computing frameworks such as hadoop and spark. when processing sparse data, xgboost is optimized through sparsity-aware algorithms, allowing the model to automatically handle missing data and use the sparse characteristics of data to reduce computational complexity. these characteristics make xgboost widely used in financial risk control, network security, bioinformatics and other fields. xgboost (extreme gradient boosting) is an ensemble learning algorithm based on decision trees, optimized under the framework of gradient boosting. it not only has significant advantages in forecast accuracy, but also excels in efficiency and flexibility. 3.1.1. bagging-xgboost algorithm in general, xgboost is an algorithm with strong learning ability and high accuracy, and has certain generalization ability and anti-overfitting ability. however, the xgboost algorithm improves accuracy through parameter constraints and serial iteration, making the structure of the entire model deeper, and there is still a risk of overfitting, and there is a risk of higher errors due to the lack of randomness when changing data sources. therefore, the bagging (bootstrap aggregating) algorithm can be introduced, which is also an integrated learning idea, to improve the xgboost algorithm to further enhance its generalization ability and reduce the output variance. the essence of bagging is to randomly sample from the initial sample data to obtain a sample subset. then each base model is trained based on a subset of samples, and finally the average of each model's results is taken as the output. bagging can effectively reduce variance and overfitting. it simulates various random situations, introducing randomness and reducing the risk of high errors. therefore, this article proposes an improved xgboost algorithm based on bagging, named bagging-xgboost (bgxgboost). by introducing regularization and randomness, it limits the model complexity of bg-xg and reduces the variance of the output results. through serial iteration and parallel sampling, the learning ability of bg-xg is improved, the deviation of the output results is reduced, and the generalization ability is enhanced. the structure of the bagging-xgboost algorithm is shown in figure 2. figure 2. bagging-xgboost algorithm structure 3.2. attack traffic detection model this paper proposes the bg-xgboost model, which is a hybrid ensemble learning model that combines bagging and xgboost algorithms. based on the feature parameters extracted in chapter 3, an eclipse attack traffic detection data set is constructed. 10k cross-validation, bayesian hyperparameter optimization and parallel processing are used to improve the accuracy of network intrusion detection, thereby improving the performance of the network security system. use python language to build and execute the model. in practice, combining bagging and xgboost means training multiple xgboost models on different self-sampled data and then aggregating the predictions of all models. by combining the sample randomness of the bagging method with the efficient learning ability of the xgboost algorithm, this model can not only effectively reduce the bias and variance of the model, but also provide accurate predictions for the complex ethereum eclipse attack mode. in addition, bayesian optimization is used to intelligently adjust model hyperparameters, further enhancing the model's prediction accuracy and computational efficiency. with the help of parallel processing technology, the training and prediction process of the model can be accelerated, meeting the needs of large-scale data processing. 3.2.1. data collection based on the research of xu et al., this paper designs an ethereum eclipse attack experiment [4]. dai [15] et al. the wireshark application captures samples of real network traffic such as udp, tcp, and icmp. additionally, wireshark's ethereum devp2p protocol parser plugin was installed to inspect ethereum traffic packets. ethereum 2.0 and hyperledger fabric 1.4 are implemented to emulate the integrated network traffic of the ethereum network layer. ubuntu 22.04 lts with docker networking for generating ip segments is provided to simulate and run the ethereum virtual machine, geth program and hyperledger fabric1.4. eclipse attacks are launched via two methods. first, yersinia is a secure network tool that allows practitioners to launch layer 2 attacks by crawling neighbor nodes in the network. then, the attack script generated by the scapy library in python 3.9 is executed, and eclipse attack packets such as ping, pong, findnode, and neighbors are repeatedly broadcast, forcing the target node to create an incorrect routing table. data are collected under three conditions depending on the attack status. the first stage is the normal operating state, which means that the node has been connected to the network for at least twenty-four hours. suppose that node's database 101 and end table might store some information about its neighbor nodes. data collected from this state is considered "normal network traffic" or "majority samples". the second stage is the offensive state. at this stage, the eclipse attack was launched while the ethereum system was running. data collected from this state is considered "eclipse attack network traffic" or "minority samples". finally, reconnect the state. after an eclipse attack is launched, each target node will reboot and reconnect to the ethereum network. technically, the end table is empty when a node is in this state. therefore, an attacker can easily control a node by launching inbound packets to the target node. data collected from this state is also considered "eclipse attack network traffic" and "minority samples". 3.2.2. model building this article follows the following steps to build the model: (1) data preprocessing and cleaning: first, the data set is preprocessed and cleaned to correct missing values, outliers, or inconsistencies, which may negatively affect the quality of the model. (2) data set preparation for bayesian hyperparameter optimization: a smaller data set was constructed from the complete data set for bayesian optimization of the hyperparameters of the xgboost base model. this step is to obtain optimal hyperparameters when training and testing the model on the full data set. (3) application of parallel processing: ensure the use of parallel processing during bayesian hyperparameter optimization and model training and testing to improve computational efficiency. (4) definition of fold number of cross-validation: define the fold number of cross-validation. in the case of this article, 10-fold cross-validation is used, that is, k=10. (5) model initialization: use xgboost as the base algorithm and bagging as the wrapper to initialize the model. (6) cross-validation loop: loop through each fold of the cross-validation and perform the following steps: ·divide the training data into k folds; ·for each fold, use bagging to create multiple instances of the xgboost model, each using ·use different subsets of training data; ·corresponding to each bagged xgboost model, use the corresponding training data subset for training; ·use the trained xgboost model to predict the test data. (7) aggregation of prediction results: aggregate the prediction results of all models through the average method to obtain the final prediction for each instance in the test data. (8) performance evaluation: calculate evaluation indicators such as cohen's kappa, f1 score, precision, recall rate, and roc auc to evaluate the performance of the model. 3.2.3. bayesian optimization in machine learning, hyperparameters are model parameters that are set before the training process rather than learned from the training data, such as learning rate, number of hidden layers, and regularization strength. bayesian optimization is a technique used for hyperparameter tuning in machine learning, which aims to find an optimal set of hyperparameter combinations for the model. bayesian optimization models the relationship between hyperparameters and model performance, often using a gaussian process to guide the search process to find optimal hyperparameters that maximize performance metrics (such as accuracy, f1 score, or auc) while minimizing the number of model evaluations. in order to speed up the hyperparameter tuning process, this paper selects a smaller data subset from the main data set for bayesian optimization. hyperparameter optimization using methods such as grid search or random search can be computationally expensive, especially when the dataset is large or the number of hyperparameters that need to be tuned is high. using a smaller data set for bayesian optimization can significantly reduce the time required to find optimal hyperparameters. by reducing the size of the data set, the time required for model training and evaluation is shortened, allowing optimization algorithms to explore the hyperparameter space faster. once the optimal hyperparameters are found using a smaller dataset, these hyperparameters can be used to train the model on the full dataset. in the model of this article, optimization is implemented through the bayesianoptimization function in the bayes_opt package. this function accepts the objective function xgb_optimization as a parameter, which represents the evaluation of the xgboost model under different hyperparameters. the xgb_optimization function accepts the hyperparameters to be optimized and returns the average f1 score across all folds. bayesian optimization is performed within the range of hyperparameters defined in the bounds dictionary. the bayesianoptimization function finds the optimal hyperparameters of the xgboost model through the process of iterative exploration and utilization. in the first step, several initial points are randomly selected from the hyperparameter space to explore different regions. the function then uses a bayesian model to estimate the probability that different hyperparameters lead to the best outcome, based on previous results. the function selects the hyperparameters that are expected to improve the most based on the bayesian model and uses these hyperparameters to evaluate the objective function. this process of sampling, modeling, and evaluation loops until the maximum number of iterations is reached. 3.2.4. parallel processing during the model construction process, this article realizes parallel processing of bayesian optimization, xgboost and bagging models by setting the n_jobs parameter. setting n_jobs to -1 enables parallel processing by allowing the model to utilize all available cpu cores. when defining the xgboost model, by n_jobs=-1, the model can use all available cpu cores to accelerate the training process. similarly, when defining the bagging model, n_jobs=-1 is also used to implement parallel processing during model training. in addition, by using the multiprocessing module, the number of parallel jobs is set to the number of available cpu cores, ensuring that the optimization process can be carried out efficiently and quickly using available computing resources. parallel processing is also used in bayesian optimization. the bayesianoptimization function accepts an optional verbose parameter, with a default value of 1. setting this parameter to 0 enables parallel processing. by default, bayesianoptimization runs in single-threaded mode, but it can be easily parallelized by setting the n_jobs parameter to the desired number of parallel jobs. through the above method, this paper not only achieves parallel processing in the training phase of the model, but also effectively utilizes parallel computing resources in the hyperparameter optimization phase, greatly improving the 102 efficiency of model training and parameter optimization. this parallel processing strategy ensures that when processing large-scale data sets, the computational load of the model building process can be distributed to multiple processors, thereby shortening the overall time of model training and optimization and improving the efficiency of model development. 3.2.5. combination of bagging and xgboost in the research of this article, bagging and xgboost are effectively combined by using the baggingclassifier class of the scikit-learn library. baggingclassifier is a meta-estimator that separately fits base classifiers on random subsets of the original data set and aggregates their respective prediction results. in this scenario, the basic classifier is xgbclassifier, which is an implementation of the xgboost algorithm. baggingclassifier requires an estimator as a parameter. in this article, the parameter is the xgbclassifier that obtains the optimal hyperparameters through bayesian optimization. the n_estimators parameter is used to specify the number of base classifiers used, while the n_jobs parameter allows for parallel processing. therefore, by using baggingclassifier to fit a series of xgbclassifier models with optimal hyperparameters and using parallel training, this code realizes the combination of bagging and xgboost, thus making full use of available computing resources. this combination not only improves the robustness of the model, but also helps reduce the possible overfitting risk of the xgboost model by introducing bagging's random sampling strategy, thereby improving the model's generalization ability on complex data sets. in addition, through the application of parallel processing, the efficiency of model training is significantly improved, making it possible to quickly process large-scale data sets. 3.3. model performance evaluation 3.3.1. model evaluation index when evaluating the performance of a machine learning model, it is crucial to choose appropriate evaluation metrics. these metrics not only reflect the performance of the model on a specific task, but also help us understand the strengths and weaknesses of the model. for classification problems, especially when dealing with imbalanced data sets or performing refined class distinctions, a single accuracy metric often cannot comprehensively assess model performance. therefore, this section will introduce several key evaluation indicators in detail, including f1 score, precision rate, recall rate, accuracy rate and roc auc. these indicators measure the performance of the model from different perspectives and help us comprehensively understand the model's performance in prediction tasks. by comprehensively considering these indicators, this article can more accurately evaluate and optimize the classification model to achieve better prediction results. for a two-class classification problem, the data set is divided into two categories: true and false. therefore, there are a total of the following four classification results in the two-class classification problem: fn: false negative, classified as false, actually true fp: false positive, classified as true, actually false tn: true negative, classified as false, actually false tp: true positive, classified as true, actually true f1 score is the weighted average of precision and recall, with the best value being 1 and the worst value being 0. it achieves a balance between precision and recall by calculating the harmonic mean of the two. mathematically, the f1 score can be expressed as: 1 score 2 x precision x recall (1) precision is the ratio of true examples (i.e., correct positive predictions) to the total number of all positive predictions. it measures the accuracy of positive predictions, with a high accuracy score meaning fewer false positive predictions. mathematically, the accuracy can be expressed as: (2) recall is the ratio of true examples to the total number of actual positive examples. it measures the completeness of positive predictions, with a high recall score meaning that the vast majority of actual positive examples are captured by positive predictions. mathematically, recall can be expressed as: (3) accuracy is the proportion of correctly predicted instances (including true examples and true counterexamples) to the total number of all instances. it measures the overall level of accuracy of the model's predictions, with the best value being 1 and the worst value being 0. a high accuracy score means the model got a higher proportion of all predictions correct. mathematically, the accuracy can be expressed as: accuracy (4) roc auc is a performance measure for binary classification problems. it is the area under the roc curve, which is a graphical representation of model performance that plots the true rate (recall) versus the false positive rate. auc measures the separability of two classes, with a value of 1 representing perfect separation and a value of 0.5 representing random guessing. 3.3.2. model comparison the ten-fold cross-validation method is used to compare the performance of algorithms such as bg-xgboost, random forest, naive bayes, svm, and knn. the data set used is the sample data set constructed in section 3.3. the algorithm model evaluation results are shown in the table. the results show that the bg-xgboost algorithm model is the model with the best classification effect under the evaluation of f1 score, precision, recall, accuracy, roc auc and other indicators. table 1. model comparison algorithm f1 score precision recall accuracy naive bayes 0.844 0.907 0.782 0.786 svm 0.875 0.878 0.872 0.871 knn 0.912 0.923 0.901 0.904 random forest 0.927 0.902 0.951 0.946 bgxgboost 0.981 0.974 0.989 0.983 naive bayes shows relatively high precision (0.907), but its recall (0.782) is low, which results in an f1 score of 0.844. although the accuracy is 0.786, which is slightly insufficient, its roc auc score reaches 0.978, indicating that it has excellent positive and negative class discrimination capabilities. svm performed stably on all evaluation metrics, 103 with an f1 score of 0.875, precision and recall of 0.878 and 0.872 respectively, and an accuracy of 0.871. the roc auc score is 0.931, showing that svm has strong classification ability and good discrimination. the knn algorithm highlights its high efficiency with an f1 score of 0.912, a precision of 0.923, a recall rate of 0.901, and an accuracy rate of 0.904. the roc auc score as high as 0.971, indicating that knn has high accuracy and significant class discrimination ability on this data set. random forest stands out for its high recall (0.951), with an f1 score of 0.927, slightly lower precision of 0.902, and accuracy of 0.946. however, its roc auc score is 0.925, which is lower than other models, which may mean that its ability to distinguish positive and negative classes is slightly insufficient in some scenarios. bg-xgboost showed the best performance in all indicators, with an f1 score of 0.981, a precision of 0.974, a recall rate of 0.989, an accuracy rate of 0.983, and a roc auc score of 0.982. this shows that the bg-xgboost model has reached extremely high standards in terms of ensuring accuracy, improving recall rate, and distinguishing positive and negative categories. figure 3. roc curve in this study, the bg-xgboost model demonstrated a high accuracy of 0.983. in order to test whether the model is overfitting, we made a learning curve for analysis. as shown in figure 4, the model performs very well on both the training set and the verification set. the curves of the two are 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"eclipse attack detection for blockchain network layer based on deep feature extraction." wireless communications and mobile computing 2022 (2022). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 144 research on the optimization of headset optimization technology based on cloud and edge computing qijie lai 1, chao ma 1, qiaoyang yin 1, qiuying li 2, *, kewei zhou 1, zilin ma 1 1 tianjin renai college, intelligent comegrated engineering college, tianjin 301636, china 2 tianjin renai college, department of mathematics, tianjin 301636, china * corresponding author: qiuying li (email: liqiuying@tjrac.edu.cn) abstract: in the fast -paced life, people's pursuit of high -quality audio equipment has continued to increase. with the advancement of science and technology, the combination of cloud and edge computing provides the possibility for processing large amounts of data and real -time response. to deal with, a set of optimized solutions is proposed on the problem of poor sound quality of bluetooth headsets on the current market. the optimized bluetooth headset is effective on the reduction of background noise, providing a clearer listening environment. the decline has greatly improved the purity of the audio and the fineness of hearing. in terms of energy consumption efficiency, the battery life of the bluetooth headset has been improved. keywords: edge calculation; iteration algorithm; bluetooth headset; delay optimization; border cloud collaboration. 1. introduction as the indispensable part of the interconnection of all things in the 5g era, bluetooth headset has become a research hotspot in the field of wireless communication in the internet of things. the increasingly increasing application scenarios, limited audio processing algorithms can no longer meet people's increasing demand. when buying headphones, people have a higher pursuit of audio processing level. at present, the bluetooth headset mainly models the audio signal by using dsm (delta-sigma) technology, and then uses dsp (digital signal processing) technology for model optimization processing to achieve the effect of audio optimization, but this technology will lead audio delay and other series of issues. fig 1. algorithm performance test comparison chart bluetooth headsets face problems such as unstable sound quality and easily interference, which seriously affects the user's hearing experience and use comfort [1]. therefore, improving bluetooth headset sound quality has become one of the hotspots of market demand and technology research and development. with technology in advance, the combination of cloud and marginal computing provides the possibility for processing a large amount of data and real time response. the real -time response capacity of the powerful data processing capacity and edge calculation of cloud computing is used to optimize the sound quality transmission of bluetooth headsets, enhance the user's hearing of the user's hearing experience is a full embodiment of scientific and technological innovation to serve life. edge computing technology can allocate tasks and data processing in different devices to improve audio transmission speed and 145 improve the sound quality of the headset. at the same time, cloud computing can also provide necessary storage. space and greater computing power make the headset a more intelligent device. the introduction of edge computing and cloud computing technology not only improves the audio technology of bluetooth headset, but also improves the overall performance and intelligent level of the headset equipment. the synergistic application of algorithms [2] and edge computing technology optimizes the sound quality of the headphones, which not only solves the problem of audio delay, but also reduces energy consumption, improves the stability and efficiency of audio transmission, and will also be portable audio equipment such as bluetooth headsets. future development provides technical support and innovative ideas. fig 2. principles of marginal modules and cloud management this article aims to propose a set of optimized solutions through the collaborative treatment of cloud and marginal computing technology. in response to the problem of poor sound quality of bluetooth headsets on the market. due to technical and environmental restrictions, bluetooth headsets have obvious shortcomings in sound transmission and processing. . through researching and developing advanced audio signal processing algorithms, optimization technology of edge equipment, and system architecture design of the collaborative system of cloud edges, the sound quality of the bluetooth headset sound is significantly improved, enabling bluetooth headsets to better adapt to users' usage scenarios and improve audio the speed and quality of the transmission, while avoiding occupying the network bandwidth and reducing the delay problem. 2. audio signal processing algorithm the audio signal processing algorithm includes noise reduction, equilibrium, volume control, etc. to improve audio quality. at present, the optimization of the sound quality of the headset needs to be used for training and adjustment. from cd, hi-res, or multi-sound recording high-quality source files, these parameters are more reasonable, accurate and narrow in the audience, and lack of information such as the environment and mentality when users use headphones in real worlds. this is based on these. the results of data calculation are difficult to accurately reflect the sensory experience of users in different scenarios. some existing audio processing algorithms have been widely used in different occasions, but they do not consider human hearing characteristics, such as: everyone's hearing curve, listening protection strategies and other differences. therefore, these algorithms cannot achieve satisfactory sound quality effects on various headphones. in addition, there are other well known algorithms such as neural network models. optimize the characteristics of the real -time nature of algorithms and the limitations of equipment resources. 3. edge equipment optimization algorithm how to reasonably distribute audio processing tasks to cloud and edge devices to maximize processing efficiency and optimize audio quality. for some delayed applications, such as games or videos, some algorithms may be introduced, so affects user experience. when designing and using these algorithms, you need to solve this problem to ensure real time nature and provide non -delay audio processing. deep learning -based noise reduction algorithm, sound field equilibrium algorithm, etc. the implementation of these algorithms usually requires high performance. the chip has certain challenges in storage and computing. the characteristics of different people in the hearing are different, and different sound quality parameters are required to adapt. therefore hearing data. edge computing is a distributed open platform near the network edge of the network near the object or data source. it provides edge intelligent services nearby through a distributed open platform that integrates networks, computing, storage, and application of core capabilities. in terms of, the technology is analyzed directly in the local device or network near the data generated by the data collected from the terminal, and the data is not needed to transmit the data to the cloud data processing center. the edge computing has four characteristics. one is low latency, effectively optimizing the audio delay problem of bluetooth headsets; second, the data storage is small, only useful processing information to the remote transmission, no redundant information; the third is low payment cost; privacy and security are high. the data generated by the terminal device does not need to be transmitted to the distant cloud data center processing. instead, the data analysis and processing are completed on the edge of the network. the cost is lower and the effect is better. 4. technical route through laboratory testing and actual scenario verification, the feasibility and stability of the system is verified, and the system is optimized. 4.1. sound quality detection model design build a deep learning model to accurately identify and evaluate the sound quality of bluetooth headsets. this model will train information such as a large amount of audio data, user feedback, and environmental noise. by analyzing these data, the model can identify sound quality issues and give it to the corresponding assessment. the first step of the process is the collection and pre -processing of audio data, and then select the appropriate deep learning algorithm and network structure to train and optimize the model. 4.2. edge equipment sound quality optimization algorithm under the limited situation of ensuring edge equipment 146 computing resources, the development of sound quality optimization algorithms suitable for bluetooth headsets and capable of operating efficiently on the edge equipment. these algorithms need to dynamically adjust the audio signal processing process based on the suggestions provided by the sound quality detection model, including but not but not limited to the functions of noise reduction, echo elimination, balanced adjustment, etc. it also needs to optimize these algorithms to reduce their demand for edge equipment calculation and storage resources. 4.3. cloud data processing and transmission processing large -scale data through the cloud [3] to improve the accuracy and efficiency of the sound quality optimization algorithm. make the appropriate data transmission protocol to ensure that data transmission from edge devices to cloud is fast and safe. this contains audio data containing audio data the upload, data acquisition after cloud processing, and feedback from optimized recommendations. 4.4. system integration and test process integrate sound quality detection models, edge equipment sound quality optimization algorithms and cloud data processing systems to form a complete optimization solution. in this process, we need to pay close attention to the stability and performance of the system, and continue to adjust the optimization through a series of tests. tests will not be limited to laboratory testing, actual scene application testing, etc. to ensure that the final product can achieve the expected sound quality optimization effect in practical applications. 4.5. experimental environment our achievements have built a set of experimental environment, including bluetooth headsets as edge devices for testing, and a set of cloud server for model training and algorithm optimization. the laboratory is also equipped with professional audio capture and analysis tools for recording and evaluation sound quality. 4.6. data collection and pre -processing the two stages of data collection have been implemented: first, audio files of different types (such as popular, classical, rock, etc.) and quality (such as mp3 files with different ratios) are played, and professional audio capture equipment is used audio. this forms the original audio data. second, through the online questionnaire survey, the subjective evaluation of the user's sound quality of the bluetooth headset includes the audio type, quality parameter and user satisfaction score. pre -processing steps include standardization of audio signals , noise, and feature extraction, such as sampling rate conversion, spectrum analysis, etc., so as to facilitate model training and analysis. 4.7. model training and optimization algorithm test based on the collection of data, we designed and trained a sound quality detection model based on deep learning. the goal of the model is to predict sound quality issues and give corresponding optimization suggestions. at the same time, we have developed a series of sound quality optimization algorithms, and on the edge equipment ( bluetooth headset) uses streaming technology to test and test the audio data to meet the real -time requirements. 4.8. validity verification we have optimized the audio files before and after blind testing, so that a group of independent users evaluate the sound quality. the results of the blind test results are consistent with the degree of improvement of the model prediction, which further proves the effectiveness. 5. main result this article uses edge computing technology to improve the sound quality of bluetooth headsets, realize a personalized user experience, and significantly improve energy consumption efficiency. this result not only represents a major progress of bluetooth headset technology, but also for future smart audio equipment it has opened up new development directions. through experimental verification, we observe the significant improvement of marginal computing technology on the sound quality of bluetooth headsets. in terms of environmental noise suppression, the optimized bluetooth headset reduces the background noise and provides a clearer listening sound. environment. in terms of audio distortion, the distortion rate has been reduced, and the purity and hearing of audio are improved. in addition, the range of frequency sound is widened, and users can enjoy a richer and more vivid sound quality experience [4]. fig 3. headphones feedback active noise reduction and through user behavior and preference learning algorithm analysis [5], the audio output settings are customized for each user to meet their personalized needs. experimental data show that through personalized settings, users' satisfaction of sound quality has been improved. the frequency of equipment use has also increased significantly. in terms of energy consumption efficiency, it has improved the battery life of bluetooth headsets. this improvement benefits from the efficient data processing algorithm and energy -saving signal transmission mechanism, which greatly improves the user experience [6]. 147 fig 4. headphone 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(in chinese) frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 19 the application of artificial intelligence in healthcare xiaoyi chen illinois institute of technology, chicago, illinois, usa abstract: science and technology have been deeply developing in the direction of data processing, deep learning, artificial intelligence, etc. the speed of technological change is profoundly affecting people's way of life, causing a strong impact and challenge to the traditional philosophy of science and technology. with the advancement of artificial intelligence strategies and capital markets in various countries, artificial intelligence companies, artificial intelligence products and artificial intelligence services continue to emerge. humans have also made great progress in developing various ai applications, especially in the field of medicine. ai technology has fundamentally changed the healthcare sector, exponentially increasing doctors' ability to deliver better and faster results than ever before. keywords: medical artificial intelligence; ethical challenges; medical health field. 1. introduction it can be seen from the density of documents released by the state that china attaches great importance to the application and development of artificial intelligence in the medical and health field. medical artificial intelligence not only brings us more high-quality and efficient medical services, but also brings a series of ethical risks and challenges. only by actively responding to the ethical challenges brought by medical artificial intelligence can medical artificial intelligence technology develop in a direction conducive to human health [1-2]. the research and development of medical artificial intelligence and its application involve medical institutions, medical personnel, patients, designers and producers of medical artificial intelligence, etc., which determines that the ethical issues brought by the application of artificial intelligence in the medical field are very complex. therefore, reflecting on and actively responding to the ethical challenges brought by medical artificial intelligence are of great significance to increasing human health and welfare [3]. mathieu komorowski [4] believes that the concerns surrounding ai replacing doctors' jobs can be dispelled. awareness, multitasking, flexibility, and communication skills are human abilities that ai has not yet achieved and are unlikely to do so anytime soon. instead, ai will continue to occupy the copilot's seat, improving the way we work and injecting more rationality into our practices. bertelan mesko, gregory hertney, and zusana jelfi [5] argue that while there are still more problems to be solved, ai is not meant to replace medical professionals, and that those who use ai may replace those who do not. loredana mark, chris boyd, and eva bezak [6] see a need to think about how biomedical engineers, physicists, and it specialists can work with clinicians and healthcare providers to ensure the safe adoption and implementation of these new technologies. mark henderson arnold [7] believes that since medical artificial intelligence will affect the role and nature of the work of doctors, doctors should neither uncritically accept nor unreasonably resist the development of artificial intelligence, and that it is not enough for future doctors to have simple technologies, they also need to learn new concepts, namely how to benefit patients through artificial intelligence. and the doctor-patient relationship needs to be reconsidered. jason borenstein and daniel schiff [8] recommend that companies provide detailed information about ai systems, which can help ensure that doctors and their patients are adequately informed. by explaining to patients the specific roles of healthcare professionals, ai, and robotic systems, as well as the potential risks and benefits of these new systems, physicians can help improve informed consent processes and begin to address major sources of uncertainty in ai. the hope is that the healthcare community will encourage an open and robust dialogue about evaluating new ai technologies and integrating them into training and patient care. michael j. rigby [9] argues that the most pressing issue is to parse the boundaries between the role of physicians and machines in patient care, and to adapt the education of future physicians to proactively confront the coming changes in the practice of medicine. 2. main applications of artificial intelligence in the medical field 2.1. medical robot medical robot mainly refers to the intelligent service robot used for clinical surgery or auxiliary medical treatment. the rapid development of medical robots is driven by a combination of technological advances (motors, materials, and control theory), advances in medical imaging (higher resolution, magnetic resonance imaging, and 3d ultrasound), and increased acceptance of laparoscopic surgery and robotic assistance by surgeons and patients. the greatest impact of medical robots is in surgery, whether it is radiosurgery or tissue manipulation in the operating room, which is improved by the precise movement of the necessary tools [10]. with robotic assistance, surgical outcomes can be improved, patient trauma reduced, and hospital stays shortened. the most widely available surgical robot, the intuitive surgical da vinci system, has been discussed in more than 4,000 peerreviewed publications, the system has been approved by the u.s. food and drug administration, and the procedure was used in 80 percent of radical prostate cancer surgeries performed in the united states in 2008, just nine years after the system came on the market. in china, although the research of medical robots started late, it has developed very rapidly. beijing university of aeronautics and astronautics' institute of robotics has collaborated with the pla navy 20 general hospital to develop a medical brain surgery robot, and has made major breakthroughs in key technologies such as human-machine synthesis and optimization, medical image processing, navigation and positioning, and surgical scheduling. in addition, the medical brain surgery robot can also be operated remotely via the internet. at present, tianzhihang is the largest orthopedic medical robot company in china. the first generation orthopaedic surgical robot (gd-a) was officially registered as a medical device in february 2010, filling the gap in domestic orthopaedic medical technology research. 2.2. image recognition image recognition is a technology that uses computer to process and analyze images. it is an important technology in the field of artificial intelligence deep learning. on the basis of training various medical images and obtaining input images, it converts the sequence of input information and images into flat direction vectors through operations such as convolution and aggregation, and every element of these output vectors can be used to calculate and represent the probability of the existence of these diseases. at present, image recognition technology has been applied in many clinical fields. cervical cancer is one of the four leading causes of death in women, and although there are many treatments available for cervical cancer patients, such as surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, a patient's prognosis largely depends on whether the cancer is diagnosed at an early stage. intelligent image recognition of cervical cancer based on deep learning can assist doctors in early diagnosis of cervical cancer with an accuracy rate of about 90%. the traditional chest image recognition system for patients with pneumonia virus is mainly a mode of detection and viewing by two doctors at the same time. in the outbreak stage, image recognition technology has greatly alleviated the dilemma of insufficient medical personnel in the fight against the new coronavirus. 2.3. auxiliary diagnosis artificial intelligence in medicine can greatly improve the degree of automation of medical data measurement and analysis, thus greatly improving work efficiency and reducing the intensity of work of medical personnel. as computing power continues to improve, ai systems can analyze personal characteristics, medical records, large amounts of literature, and other medical data with high accuracy and with little time and cost to perform the same tasks as humans. the increase in cases can not only enrich and train the knowledge of artificial intelligence systems, but also accumulate and analyze knowledge through automatic or manual intervention to improve the overall level of medical care. ai-based software has demonstrated high performance in visual tasks, such as large intestine polyp detection. the technology will play an auxiliary role in improving human cognitive pattern recognition and will be a valuable educational tool, especially for non-expert operators. in summary, the application of ai to medicine provides decision support for disease prevention and control, increasing the access and quality of healthcare due to the reduction of time, cost, and medical errors. 2.4. health management with the booming development of big data and artificial intelligence, the health management model is undergoing fundamental changes. one of the most important changes in modern healthcare delivery is the evolution of paper records to electronic health records (ehrs). the ehr contains the patient's vital signs and generates a list of questions about the patient's symptoms and medical conditions. as a result, the ehr has shifted the focus of the physician's physical examination from the actual patient's body to a set of indicators about the patient's body, so that the physician spends more time on the computer than at the patient's bedside. the current novel coronavirus is widespread around the world, and although some patients meet the discharge criteria and are no longer infectious, their lung function, immune function, psychological and social adaptability are generally reduced. the provision of dynamic, comprehensive and continuous health services for patients returning to their communities and families has become a prominent issue in the global public health field. based on artificial intelligence cloud database, a tcm health management platform was built. through the information processing of patients' health assessment data, this model can provide them with professional diagnosis and personalized tcm health management projects. this hospital-community-family interaction and cooperation model accurately connects the diversified and multi-level service objects, breaking through the limitations of traditional health management in time and space. 3. advantages of artificial intelligence in medical applications 3.1. ease the crisis of medical human resources people need the highest quality health care, but it cannot be provided without a workforce. 400 million people lack access to one or more essential health services, and 5 billion people lack access to safe, affordable surgical and anaesthetic care when they need it. the current healthcare workforce crisis is attributed to at least three major issues: a global physician shortage, physician aging and burnout, and an increased demand for chronic care [11]. with one in three doctors over 55 and one in three doctors expected to retire in the next decade, there is a growing shortage of doctors in the future. with the number of people over the age of 65 expected to double by 2030 and the number of chronic diseases on the rise, the demand on the healthcare system is also growing. the increase in the number of diseases means that the per capita workload of doctors will continue to increase, and doctors will suffer from increasing burnout due to far overload. it can be seen that the crisis of medical human resources is expanding globally, and it takes a long time to train an excellent doctor, which cannot be completely solved in a short period of time. the participation of medical artificial intelligence can make up for the lack of high-quality medical human resources, reduce the work pressure of doctors, and alleviate the tension of medical human resources. 3.2. improving the medical service model big data technology has changed the way patients interact with healthcare providers, and new modes of interaction are easier and more effective than in the past. under the current model, when a patient comes to the hospital for a medical procedure, only data such as last name and social security number is required and the hospital administrator can find and pull the patient's past medical records, which may include medical history, medications, allergies, blood type, and so on. 21 once treatment is complete, most hospitals offer patients a variety of payment methods, such as downloading a hospital app on their mobile phones, and patients only need to enter a guarantor number or social security number to pay. on the one hand, this model greatly improves the work efficiency of medical institutions and doctors, on the other hand, it also reduces unnecessary trouble for patients and provides convenience for patients. the transformation of the healthcare delivery model is also reflected in elderly care, where the digital transformation of elderly care is a huge opportunity, with many applications and systems where elderly patients can actively participate in the collection and processing of data. patients can measure their own blood pressure or blood sugar levels, read data from wearable sensors, and then communicate symptoms to care professionals and doctors through various channels. the data collected by patients is not only a valuable input for clinical decision-making, but also gives patients the opportunity and power to manage their own health and mobilize their enthusiasm. 3.3. improve the efficiency of diagnosis and treatment it's no secret that a well-trained professional can make mistakes, after all, doctors are human. and ai has better decision-making abilities, more accurate and faster than doctors. ai has now proven to be effective in the precise diagnosis of various medical conditions. in ophthalmology, for example, an ai-based grading algorithm is used to screen fundus photographs obtained from people with diabetes and identify them with high reliability (94% and 98% sensitivity and specificity) to determine which cases should be referred to eye specialists for further evaluation and treatment. in another study, the researchers showed that an ai agent, using deep learning and neural networks, accurately diagnosed congenital cataracts and provided treatment decisions in a multi-hospital clinical trial, performing as well as individual ophthalmologists. for skin cancer, the researchers trained a neural network on a dataset of 129,450 clinical images and performed performance tests on biopsie-confirmed clinical images with 21 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[11] shen t l,fu x l.application and prospect of artificial intelligence in cancer diagnosis and treatment[j].zhonghua zhong liu za zhi chinese journal of oncology,2018,40(12):881884. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 retraction at request of the authors, this article has been retracted by darcy & roy press in light of clear evidence that the results and conclusions are no longer valid. we thank the authors for notifying us so that the publication record can be amended accordingly. retraction published: august 5, 2025. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 70 algorithm optimization and performance enhancement in computer science jinyi jiang * faculty of science and engineering, university of liverpool, liverpool, l69 3bx, united kingdom * corresponding author email: jinyi0208@outlook.com abstract: in the broad field of computer science, algorithm optimization is regarded as the cornerstone of improving system performance. with the rapid development of science and technology, the requirements for data processing and computing efficiency are increasing, and the optimization design of algorithms becomes critical. this paper will deeply discuss the method of algorithm optimization and how it can help significantly improve the computer performance in practical applications, process data more efficiently, which prompts all work to improve efficiency accordingly. keywords: computer science; algorithm optimization; performance enhancement. 1. the importance of algorithmic optimization in today's digital world, algorithms are like the engine driving the development of modern science and technology, and they are ubiquitous, from the search engine's search result sorting, to the personalized recommendation of social media, to the real-time decision-making of financial transactions, all of them cannot be separated from the precise calculation and optimization of algorithms. algorithm optimization, as one of the core technologies of computer science and software engineering, plays a crucial role in improving system performance, guaranteeing service quality and promoting technological innovation. [1] algorithm optimization is the key to big data processing. with the rapid development of the internet, internet of things and other technologies, the size and complexity of data is growing exponentially. to deal with these massive data, algorithms need to be able to give accurate results within a limited time, otherwise, even the most powerful hardware can not cope with the challenges of massive data. optimized algorithms can process data more efficiently, reduce computation time, reduce dependence on hardware resources, and make data analysis and utilization more feasible. optimization algorithms can improve the stability and reliability of the system. a well-performing algorithm is not only able to respond quickly to user requests, but also able to cope with a variety of abnormal situations to ensure the continuity of service. in highly concurrent and real-time demanding scenarios, such as financial trading systems or online game servers, the performance of the algorithm directly affects the user experience and system security. optimizing algorithms can help reduce errors and exceptions, improve the robustness of the system, and thus ensure the stable operation of the service [2]. 2. algorithmic optimization strategies in the practice of algorithm optimization, developers often use a series of strategies to improve the performance of algorithms. these strategies can be classified into different categories according to the problem characteristics and optimization goals, including the use of efficient algorithm design, optimization of data structures, parallel and distributed computing, and algorithmic improvement using specific techniques, etc. in the following, we will discuss each of these strategies and illustrate their application and effect through examples. in the following, we will discuss these strategies one by one, and illustrate their applications and effects through examples. 2.1. choosing an appropriate algorithm design that choosing the correct algorithm is the first step in the optimization process. different algorithms have different time complexity and space complexity, which are suitable for different problem scenarios. for example, greedy algorithms are suitable for solving problems with optimal substructure and greedy selection properties. for example, huffman coding is used to construct the minimum weight path tree, so that the generated coding dictionary has the optimal compression effect. dynamic programming is often used to solve problems with overlapping subproblems and optimization properties, such as finding the shortest path in the traveling salesman problem (tsp). the divide and conquer strategy performs well in dealing with large-scale data problems, such as quick sorting and merge sorting. they decompose large problems into small problems and then solve them recursively. 2.2. optimizing the data structure the selection and optimization of data structures have an obvious impact on the performance of the algorithm. appropriate data structure can greatly reduce the time complexity of the algorithm. for example, when implementing the dictionary function, the hash table directly maps the key to the storage location through the hash function, and the time complexity constant level of access, insert and delete operations is significantly better than the linear search array. balanced binary search trees (such as avl trees or red black trees) ensure that the time complexity of search, insert and delete operations is close to o (log n), which is very effective for processing large amounts of ordered data. 2.3. parallel and distributed computing for large-scale data and computing intensive tasks, single 71 machine or single thread computing often cannot meet the performance requirements. at this time, parallel computing and distributed computing can significantly improve the efficiency of the algorithm. for example, when processing large-scale image data, the image can be divided into small pieces, and then processed in parallel on multiple processors. distributed computing can distribute tasks to multiple computers for execution, such as google's mapreduce framework, which is commonly used for big data processing. through the two stages of "map" and "reduce", the data can be distributed for processing, and then the results can be summarized. 2.4. genetic algorithms and evolutionary computation in some cases, the optimization problem may not have a clear optimal solution, or it is difficult to obtain the optimal solution directly. in this case, genetic algorithm simulating natural selection and genetic mechanism can be used for optimization. for example, the genetic algorithm used to solve the traveling salesman problem generates multiple possible solutions, and then iteratively optimizes through crossover, mutation and selection operations to finally find the near optimal solution [3]. 2.5. utilizing tools and libraries using performance evaluation tools, such as matlab profiler or python cprofile, can help developers identify the bottleneck of the algorithm, so as to carry out targeted optimization. in addition, many high-performance computing libraries (such as numpy, pandas, and tensorflow) provide functions and operations optimized for specific problems, such as matrix operations, data cleaning, and deep learning, greatly simplifying the optimization process. 2.6. caching and preprocessing when processing data intensive tasks, caching technology can improve the efficiency of data access and reduce the overhead of disk or network io. preprocessing data, such as data standardization, feature selection or dimension reduction, can help reduce the amount of computation and improve the efficiency of the algorithm. 2.7. code optimization streamlining and refactoring code can reduce unnecessary computation and memory consumption. the use of efficient data structures and algorithms, such as binary lookups instead of linear lookups, avoiding recursion and using loops, are common strategies for code optimization. algorithm optimization strategy is not a quick fix, but requires the combination of the characteristics of the problem, hardware resources, as well as the needs of the actual application, to choose the appropriate means for continuous iteration and optimization. through continuous practice and learning, developers can master more optimization techniques and continuously improve the performance of algorithms, so as to maintain an advantage in the competition at the forefront of science and technology. 3. performance enhancement practices in real projects, algorithm optimization is a key step to improve system performance. the following two concrete cases show how to implement algorithm optimization in real applications, and discuss the use of performance testing and tuning tools. case 1: search sorting on e-commerce platforms in e-commerce platforms, the ranking algorithm of search results is crucial to user experience. suppose our platform processes millions of search requests every day. in order to provide faster response speed, we need to optimize the search sorting algorithm. first, we use the data structure to optimize, and store the search results as an ordered balanced binary search tree, so that the sorting can be completed in o (log n) time. secondly, the cache technology is introduced to store the results of the most popular products recently queried in memory. for repeated query requests, the results are returned directly from the cache, avoiding frequent database access. finally, through code refactoring, unnecessary calculations are removed to improve code efficiency. to evaluate the optimization effect, we use performance testing tools such as apache jmeter to simulate a large number of concurrent requests, compare the response time before and after optimization, and ensure the effectiveness of the optimization strategy [4]. case ii: image processing and recognition in the field of image processing, such as face recognition applications, it is often necessary to process a large number of image data. in order to improve the recognition speed, we can adopt the parallel computing strategy. for example, using opencv and cuda library, the image is divided into small blocks, and then feature extraction and matching are performed in parallel on gpu. at the same time, optimize data pre-processing, for example, use pca to reduce the dimension of features to reduce the amount of calculation. through matlab's profile or python's cprofile tool, we can locate the performance bottlenecks in the code, such as cpu intensive operations, and then optimize these parts. through these optimizations, the recognition speed can be significantly improved, making real-time facial recognition applications more smooth. in practice, performance testing and tuning tools are important helpers in the optimization process. apache jmeter, loadrunner and other tools can help developers simulate real user loads and test the concurrent processing capability of the system. code analysis tools such as matlab profiler, python cprofile, and java visualvm can show the resource consumption of code in detail, help us identify hot functions, and guide the optimization direction. for parallel and distributed computing, we can use distributed computing frameworks such as mesos and spark to schedule tasks and manage resources. at the same time, we can use the monitoring system provided by these frameworks to view the execution efficiency of tasks. in the practice of performance enhancement, combining practical problems, choosing appropriate optimization strategies, and tuning with performance testing tools are effective ways to improve system performance. at the same time, continuous learning of new algorithms and techniques, such as the application of machine learning in algorithm optimization, can also provide a broader space for algorithm optimization. remember, optimization is an iterative 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[5] dong shunkai application and development of computer science in the context of multimodal communication [j] information and computer (theoretical edition), 2024, 36 (14): 41-43. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 1 dynamic layer skipping for large language models on natural language understanding tasks and machine translation using reinforcement learning wei xu 1, *, xiaodong jin 2 1 school of humanities, college of science and technology, ningbo university, ningbo, zhejiang, china 2 school of foreign languages, ningbo university of technology, ningbo, zhejiang, china * corresponding author: wei xu (email: xuwei2@nbu.edu.cn) abstract: large language models (llms) demonstrate remarkable proficiency in various natural language processing (nlp) tasks. however, their extensive size, resulting from the inclusion of billions of parameters across multiple layers, presents significant challenges regarding storage, training, and inference. traditional methodologies such as model pruning and distillation are employed to decrease the size of these models, but these techniques often result in a compromise on performance retention. in this work, we propose a novel framework that uses dynamic layer skipping for different samples to accelerate the inference speed of llms. first, we add an adapter layer at each transformer layer to predict whether to skip the next layer or not, and we propose layer skip pretraining to recover the model’s performance. second, we propose using reinforcement learning (rl) to optimize the model and design several strategies to stabilize the training. extensive experiments on four natural language understanding (nlu) datasets and three machine translation datasets and ablation studies show that our method achieves sota performance among layer skipping methods on llms. keywords: large language model; reinforcement learning; sota performance. 1. introduction since chatgpt and gpt 4 [1], large language models (llms) have become ubiquitous in almost all sub-fields of natural language processing. these models are pretrained on an enormous number of tokens [2] and have shown excellent capabilities in following instructions for sentence generation. for models with more than 10 billion parameters, emergent capabilities have occurred [3], such as in-context learning and reasoning capabilities [4]. an appealing property of llms is that after being trained with large amounts of instructionresponse data, the models can generalize well across many different natural language processing tasks [5], such as natural language inference [6], information extraction [7][8][9], and text classification [10][11][12]. despite the impressive capabilities of llms in completing instruction-following tasks [13][14][9], the computational cost of llms is a significant issue because training large models requires substantial time, computational resources, and considerable expenses. furthermore, the large latency is an obstacle for llms to be applied in many industrial scenarios with low latency requirements, which require fast inference speed to meet users’ needs. there is much research work focusing on speeding up the inference of bert [15] and llms, such as network pruning [16][17], student network distillation [18][19], quantization [20][21], and early exiting [22][23][24][25][26]. network pruning, student network distillation, and quantization have been very effective in reducing the parameters or computation cost of pretrained language models, but the model architecture of these methods is usually fixed during inference. some early exiting works [23][26] have proved that the network structure varies for different test samples during inference. they use dynamic inference methods, based on certain criteria such as the entropy of logits, to allocate different bert layers for different test samples in inference stages. therefore, due to its potential in applications, we focus on applying early exiting to llms. early exiting requires a multi-exit pretrained language model, such as bert and gpt [27], with an intermediate classifier (or early exit layer) installed at each transformer layer. then, a dynamic early exiting mechanism is applied at each layer during the forward pass to assess whether to exit at the current layer. early exiting can work together with static model compression methods, such as performing early exiting on a pruned model [28]. most of the work [22][23][25][26] on early exiting focuses on the classification task using bert as the backbone model, and recently some work has started to apply early exiting to generative tasks. men et al. [29] found that llm layers have high redundancy, and removing the redundant layers does not significantly drop llm performance. calm [30] adds an early exit layer at each decoder layer of a small t5 model (8 layers) [31] and uses entropy as the criterion to exit. however, for llms such as llama [32] with a large language modeling head size and deep layers, it would incur significant computational costs. skipdecode [33] proposes using layer skipping, employing rule-based methods, to gradually skip more intermediate gpt layers as more tokens are generated. this approach avoids installing an exit layer at each gpt layer. however, it applies the same skipping layers for all samples, which does not constitute dynamic inference. yuan et al. [34] directly prunes the layers of llms, retains the last layer, and finetunes the model on nlu datasets. it shows that skipping more than half of the llm’s layers can still achieve comparable or slightly better results. however, these pruning methods do not consider dynamic inference for different samples. some hard samples may need more layers to compute, while easy samples may need fewer layers. also, certain layers may be important for some samples while 2 unimportant for others. since previous work has not applied dynamic inference to llms, we propose a novel framework for speeding up llms by using controllers to dy namically skip layers for different samples. we use reinforcement learning (rl) to train the controller, which decides whether to dynamically skip the next layer. since the training of rl is unstableand hard to converge, we design several strategies such as introducing adapters and layer skipping pre-training. we also refine the sampling strategy of rl by not skipping layers that are dissimilar to previous layers. we conduct experiments on natural language understanding (nlu) datasets and machine translation (mt) task, formulating this task as a prompt-based language modeling task using instructions. the experiments on four benchmark nlu datasets and three mt datasets show that our work achieves state-of-the-art performance compared to previous work. our contributions are as follows: (1) to the best of our knowledge, we are the first to apply a dynamic inference method to large language models to achieve llm inference speed-up. (2) we propose a novel framework that uses an adapter layer to dynamically skip llm layers without introducing high computational costs. (3) we propose using reinforcement learning to optimize our framework, and we introduce some sampling strategies to improve the training of rl. (4) we conduct experiments to show that our method achieves sota performance for llm inference speed-up. in addition, ablations and intrinsic evaluations demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed method. 2. preliminaries due to the length limit, readers are referred to appendix a.1 for llm applications on natural language understanding (nlu) datasets. 2.1. layer skipping skip-decode [33] is the first to propose a layer skipping method, which can be viewed as another form of early exiting. the main difference is that layer skipping can bypass any layer, while early exiting exits at a specific layer and stops computing the subsequent layers. however, it is very challenging to apply early exiting to llms, as early exiting methods install an early exit layer, which is a classifier layer, at each transformer layer to compute the entropy of the logits and predict whether to exit. however, for ll ms, the classifier layer would be a language modeling (lm) head classifier, typically larger than 100,000 units. additionally, since llms often have many deep layers, such as 36 or 48, installing an lm head at each layer would incur unbearably high computational costs. therefore, skip-decode directly assigns the number of layers to skip instead of assessing each transformer layer. the model gradually skips more intermediate layers as it generates more tokens. it applies the same skipping layers for all samples, which is not dynamic. additionally, this approach assumes that the tokens at the end of the responses are simpler than those at the beginning. a counterexample is using llms for the named entity recognition task, where the llm generates many entities mentions as results. however, the entity mentions generated at later steps are just as important as those at earlier steps, making it unfair to assign fewer layers to these tokens at later generation steps. also, skip-decode skips the shallow layers first and then the deep layers. much work [29][24][35] has demonstrated that the later layers of bert or llms have more redundancy compared to earlier layers. thus, we aim to develop an adaptive method to automatically determine which layers to skip for predicting each token. 2.2. problem statement we apply prompts to use llms on nlu and mt datasets. for each dataset, we design a specific prompt, and during training, we combine all datasets to train one model. we show our prompt design in appendix a.2. the prompt is the input to llms that contains the instructions and the input sentence to be classified. denote the prompt as w ,w ,w ,… ,w , and the llm we use has l layers. for generating responses, the prompt sequence will be embedded in the embedding layer: h h , h ,… , h embedding w ,w ,… ,w (1) and go through the transformer layers: h h , h , … , h trans h , h , … , h (2) for i 0,1, … , l 1 . at the final layer, the hidden representation h will be fed into the language modeling head to predict the next token by calculating its probability distribution with the language modeling head: p w ∣ w ,w ,w ,… ,w lmh h (3) we use the cross entropy loss to fine-tune the llms: ∑    y log p (4) note that with the attention mechanism of transformerbased models, h contains information about the tokens in the previous steps. p ) denotes the calculated distribution over the vocabulary, y is the ground truth. with a given decoding algorithm like beam search or nucleus sampling [36], one can select the predicted next token w , and the input sequence will be augmented to x w ,w ,w ,… ,w ,w . the above process will continue until the end-of-sentence token is met. note that in practice, one will not let the new sequence w ,w ,w ,… ,w ,w go through all the transformers repeatedly since this requires too much computation. for efficient token generation, one will adopt the key-value (kv) caching mechanism, which is an efficient implementation for token generation in transformer models. with the causal mask, the newly generated token will not affect the hidden states of the previous shorter sequences. thus, we only need to calculate the key and value of the new token. the model can significantly reduce redundant computations during subsequent steps by storing the computed keys and values for previously processed tokens. however, in scenarios of early exiting, for example, if the next token exits later than the previous one, we need to recompute the kv values for the previous tokens. skipdecode [33] then proposes to monotonically decrease exit points to eliminate the necessity to recalculate kv caches for preceding tokens. 3. methodology 3.1. dynamic layer skipping architecture and pretraining skip-decode [33] directly skips the layers of llms without training, lacking investigation into training methods that enhance the performance of layer skipping. yuan et al. [34] 3 directly cuts off some layers and then fine-tunes the model. both of these methods are static layer skipping. in the following part, we will introduce the architecture we use for dynamic layer skipping and the method we used to pretrain the model. the pretraining is designed to enhance llms’ ability for dynamic layer skipping and to initialize the parameters of the controllers. figure 1. the adapter enhanced transformer layers. we add an adapter layer at each transformer layer, if current transformer layer is skipped, then the hidden state goes through the adapter layer dynamic layer skipping architecture: we insert an adapter layer in parallel with each transformer layer, just like lora [37], as shown in figure 1. this adapter consists of a twolayer mlp with a gelu activation and takes the hidden states h of w as the input feature and outputs the hidden states h . since the adapters use a bottleneck architecture [38], they are computationally efficient. for a transformer layer i, we input the hidden states of the last layer h into the transformer layer and the adapter layer, and we sum them to get the output hidden states of layer i: h adapter h trans h (5) we use the adapter layer adapter as the controller to decide whether to skip transformer layer i . by taking the output of the adapter layers as input for the next layer, the adapters learn the essential information needed to pass to the next layer. this information can greatly help the adapter assess whether to skip the next layer. by pretraining the adapters, it provides a good initialization of the adapter parameters compared to basic initialization methods such as xavier initialization. a good initialization offers a smaller search space for reinforcement learning, and thus helps rl converge to the optimal policy. layer skipping pretraining: to train a model with layer skipping capabilities, we assign a random 0,1 mask m (i.e., a bernoulli random variable) with a probability of being 0 set to p 0 p 1 ) for each layer i. thus, the above equation becomes: h adapter h m ∗ trans h (6) that is, if layer i is skipped, the hidden states will only go through adapter . during training, the parameters of transformer layer trans can be either fully tuned or tuned with lora [37] to save computational resources. note that separate forward steps may result in different representations with random layer masks. we can add a consistency regularization objective to the ce loss term to ensure model consistency after random layer skipping. for the separate forward passes of the same input w ,w ,w ,… ,w , one can obtain three different distributions p , p , and p for w . p denotes the teacher model that does not skip, while p and p are student models that randomly skip different layers. we use kldivergence to provide consistency regularization: reg kl p , p (7) , and distill knowledge from teacher model: distill kl p , p kl p , p (8) the final loss for pretraining is: pretrain α ∗ distill reg cls (9) , where α is the hyper-parameter controlling the weight of loss. 3.2. reinforcement learning framework we now propose a reinforcement learning (rl) based approach for dynamically determining which layers to skip when predicting the next token w given w ,… ,w . at each transformer layer i, we use the adapter layer to get the hidden states h , then we add an rl-specific head, which is a one-layer mlp with sigmoid activation, to the adapter. thus, the controller consists of an adapter layer and an rlspecific head. we use the output of the controller as the predicted probability of skipping, pskip . if pskip exceeds a threshold, we will skip the next layer. note that we do not have any ground truth labels for each layer’s controller. thus, the controllers are optimized via reinforcement learning algorithms like reinforce [39]. to be more specific, we define the state, action, reward, advantage function, and objective function below. figure 2. dynamic layer skipping framework: at each transformer layer we have a controller, which consists of an adapter layer and a rl head. we use the output of the controller to determine whether to skip computing the next transformer layer 4 state state s consists of the sequence representations from transformer layer l. action the actions at each layer are skip, select. skip means to skip computing the hidden states of the next layer, while select means the hidden states go through the next transformer layer to compute. the controllers we use, which are called policy networks in rl, generate probabilities for actions and contain an adapter layer and an rl-specific head. more formally, the policy network is defined as: ∣ σ w gelu w gelu w hlast b b (10) where σ is the sigmoid function, a denotes the action at state s , l is the current layer, h last denotes the last token representation at layer l , and θ are the parameters of the policy network. we will use a a , a , … , a to denote the action trajectory the policy takes up to layer l. reward denote the ground truth of token w as w∗ (provided in the training data). at an intermediate layer l, if the layer is not skipped, then the reward is r a ∣ s 1. if an intermediate layer l is skipped, the reward is r a ∣ s 1 . at the final layer, after obtaining the probability distribution from the lm head as p w ∣ h , we will receive the final reward ce w∗, p w ∣ h . the cumulative intermediate reward is l ∑  r a ∣ s . thus, the total reward for the controller is: r a ∣ θ ce w∗, p w ∣ h λ ∗ l (11) where l is the number of transformer layers actually processed, we encourage the model to skip as many layers as possible. λ is a hyperparameter for controlling the penalty of computational costs. ce ) is the cross-entropy loss, reflecting the performance of layer skipping. by maximizing the reward, the controllers learn to skip layers while maintaining accurate token predictions. it should be noted that the computation of the reward is based only on the lm-logits of the last layer because if we were to compute the reward for each layer, we would need to assign an individual lm head at each layer, which would require a significant number of computational resources. sampling strategy since we cannot directly optimize the reward of each layer, in the early training stages of rl, the search space would be very large, making it difficult for the model to converge to the optimal policy. to address this problem, we use the following strategies to stabilize the reinforcement learning: (1) we do not drop the first layer and the last layer, because it would cause a large performance drop. (2) we calculate the cosine similarity between two consecutive layers. zhang et al. [26] found that in the bert model, if the predictions of several consecutive layers have high similarity, then redundancy may exist in those layers, allowing for early exiting. based on this, we skip those layers if their previous layer is similar to the earlier layers. in our setting, the similarity between layer i and layer i 1 is calculated by the cosine similarity of the last token hidden states: cos cos hlast , hlast . if cos is higher than a threshold τ, we say layer i is s p, meaning it’s similar to its previous layer. for a layer i, if its m previous layers are all s p, it indicates that the model’s hidden states have not changed much for m consecutive layers. then, for the skipping prediction probability p skip for the next layer i 1 , we add a small value t to increase its probability of exiting at the next layer, such that p skip t pskip . during training, we gradually reduce the number m to 0, where 0 means that we won’t increase the probability for any layer. initially, m is set at 3. therefore, at the initial stage of rl training, we encourage the model to skip more confident layers by measuring their similarities with previous layers, thereby eliminating the sampling trajectories and stabilizing rl training. objective function the goal of reinforcement learning is to optimize the policy network to maximize the expected reward. formally, the objective function is defined as follows: j θ e , ∼ ∣ ; r s , a … s , a (12) where l is the total number of layers, representing the number of states. according to the reinforce algorithm [39] and the policy gradient method [40], we update the network with the policy gradient as follows: j θ ∑    r ⋅ log π a ∣ s (13) 3.3. model training here we present our entire training procedure: (1) adapter initialization: fine-tune the adapter layer on instruction-tuning datasets while freezing the parameters of the llm model. this step helps initialize the parameters of the adapter layers. (2) skip pretraining: train the parameters of the llm and adapter layers on nlu and mt datasets using pretrain. . one can choose to update the full parameters of the llms or use parameter-efficient tuning such as lora [37] and qlora [41]. this step enhances the model’s ability to perform layer skipping and also provides a good initialization for reinforcement learning. (3) reinforcement learning: conduct rl on nlu and mt datasets. freeze the parameters of the llms and lora, and update the parameters of the controller, which includes the adapter layer and rl-specific head. this step trains the controller’s ability to perform layer skipping. (4) fine-tuning: unfreeze the parameters of the llms or lora and the adapter, and train the entire model with the task-specific objective and the rl objective simultaneously. specifically, we adopt the training method used in mixer [42], gradually reducing the weight of the task-specific objective. 3.4. inference with adaptive layer skipping during inference, at layer l 1 , we use the controller installed at this layer to predict whether to skip the next layer l. we use the hidden states of layer l 1 as the hidden states for layer l . additionally, as discussed previously, with kv caching, the next token depends on the kv caches of the current and previous tokens. skip-decode [33] monotonically decreases exit points, but we believe this approach may restrict layer skipping decisions and result in performance degradation. thus, we propose: when a layer i is skipped for predicting w , the kv caches of w at layer l are filled with those from layer l 1. to improve the efficiency of inference, one can also perform layer skipping at the batch level. specifically, a layer will be skipped if the predicted probabilities for most of the samples in the batch (such as more than half) exceed a 5 threshold of 0.5. thus, for inference, we can strike a balance: process one sample at a time to assign different skip layers for different samples to achieve more accurate results, or process a batch at a time to share the same skip layer for a batch of samples to infer in parallel. moreover, we can adjust the threshold to skip more or fewer layers to achieve different speed-up ratios. 4. experiments 4.1. datasets we use four nlu datasets from the glue benchmark [43]: rte (recognizing textual entailment): determines whether one sentence logically follows from another. mrpc (microsoft research paraphrase corpus): identifies whether two sentences are semantically equivalent. col a (corpus of linguistic acceptability): assesses whether an english sentence is linguistically acceptable. sst-2 (stanford sentiment treebank): evaluates the sentiment of a sentence as positive or negative. we use three machine translation datasets: wmt 2023 (english-chinese): focuses on translating between chinese and english, particularly in news articles and other formal content. it is a key benchmark for chinese-english translation quality. wmt 2023 (english-german): evaluates machine translation systems on translating news articles between english and german. it is a major benchmark in the translation community. iwslt 2023 (german-english): focuses on spoken language translation, particularly for translating ted talks and other speech data from german to english. 4.2. baseline methods we compare our method with the following baselines: vanilla model: we directly fine-tune the llm on nlu and mt datasets without skipping any layers. skip-decode [33]: following its method, we skip the intermediate layers of llms. as more tokens are generated, the number of skipped layers increases. the method does not involve training the llms; we replicate its method and test it on nlu and mt datasets. static layer skipping [34]: this method directly skips the intermediate layers of llms while keeping the last layer. it then finetunes the llms on nlu and mt datasets. layer skip pretraining: we skip the same set of layers as the static layer skipping baseline method and fine-tune the llms on nlu and mt datasets using the layer skip pretraining method proposed in this work. 4.3. experimental settings devices: we implement our method based on hugging face’s transformers [44]. we conduct our experiments on two nvidia v100 32gb gpus. ptm models we adopt the following llms for our experiments: gpt2-xl [45], opt-1.3b [46], falcon-7b [47], llama2-7b-chat [32]. readers are referred to appendix a.3 for the details of these llms. training settings for all training stages of our experiments, we adopt the following settings: we use qlora [41] to train the llm backbone model, with the lora rank set to 16. the maximum sequence length is 1024, and we adopt the efficient sequence packing strategy [48] to accelerate training. the batch size is set to 64. we employ adamw [49] as the optimizer. for different training stages, we adopt different learning rates and epochs: in the adapter initialization stage, the epoch is set to 1 and the learning rate to 1e 4. in the skip pretraining stage, the epoch is set to 5 and the learning rate to 5e-5. in the reinforcement learning stage, the epoch is set to 10 and the learning rate to 2e 5. in the fine-tuning stage, the epoch is set to 5 and the learning rate to 1e 5. for each method, we use different settings to instruct the model to skip more or fewer layers, and we obtain the results of these different settings. in detail, for skip-decode, we set the maximum ratio of skipped layers to total layers at 90%, 70%, 50%, 30% , and 10% ; for the yuan et al. [34] method, we follow the same settings as skip-decode; for our method, we set the thresholds for skipping layers at 0.8,0.7,0.5,0.4, and 0.3. 4.4. main results table 1. f1-score (%) of methods using the llama-7b-chat backbone on nlu tasks across five random seeds. avg represents the average score achieved by skipping different numbers of layers, and best represents the best score among all settings. rte mrpc cola sst-2 avg best avg best avg best avg best vanilla model 77.1 77.1 89.8 89.8 57.7 57.7 91.9 91.9 skip-decode 44.7 48.9 69.1 73.2 41.6 47.5 81.0 82.5 yuan et al. [34] 62.8 68.6 76.7 82.9 48.7 51.3 86.2 89.1 layer skip pretraining 64.7 73.1 79.0 85.2 51.2 56.3 88.7 91.3 ours(bs=1) 68.8 77.5 85.6 90.5 49.4 58.1 90.6 92.7 ours(bs=8) 67.7 77.1 85.0 90.3 46.7 57.2 90.3 92.5 ours(bs=16) 66.5 76.5 84.7 89.7 45.8 56.5 90.0 92.1 to validate the efficacy of our proposed method, we conducted comparative experiments against baseline layer skipping or pruning methods. the experimental results are presented in table 1 and table 2. ‘bs 1 ’ denotes we do dynamic layer skipping for each sample, ‘bs 8 or bs 16’ means we use batch-level skipping: all samples in a batch skip 6 the same layers. avg represents the average score from different layer skipping settings mentioned in the training settings section, and best represents the best score among all settings. we set different thresholds to control the number of layers to be skipped. we present the results of other llms in appendix a.3.1. as we can see, by fine-tuning on a text-classification dataset, yuan et al. [34] achieves better results with more skipped layers compared to skip-decode. the layer skip pretraining method also boosts the performance of llms. our method significantly outperforms the yuan et al. [34] method, which applies the same layer settings for all samples, validating the effectiveness of dynamic layer skipping. table 2. bleu score (%) of methods using the llama-7b-chat backbone on mt tasks across five random seeds. avg represents the average score achieved by skipping different numbers of layers, and best represents the best score among all settings. wmt 2023 wmt 2023 iwslt 2023 language pair english-chinese english-german german-english avg best avg best avg best vanilla model 38.7 38.7 37.8 37.8 33.2 33.2 skip-decode 32.8 34.6 36.4 37.1 30.8 33.1 yuan et al. [34] 35.6 37.3 38.2 33.2 33.0 36.1 layer skip pretraining 37.5 37.9 38.5 34.1 33.3 34.1 ours(bs=1) 39.1 39.8 38.2 38.9 35.0 35.9 ours(bs=8) 38.5 38.9 37.8 38.0 34.7 35.2 ours(bs=16) 38.0 38.4 37.7 38.1 34.7 35.0 4.5. discussions and ablation studies we present the f1-score of the llama2-7b-chat model with different layer skipping ratios on the qnli dataset in figure 3. the layer skipping ratio is computed by dividing the number of skipped layers by the total number of layers. the results show that skipping nearly 30% of the layers can even improve performance, demonstrating the redundancy in llm layers. the reasons why skipping many layers allows llms to still achieve comparable results are twofold: (1) much work [29][50][16] proves that the parameters of llms are redundant. (2) the parameters of llms can be further reduced if they are used only for certain tasks, such as nlu tasks. llms do not need the extra parameters to store knowledge and make complex inferences for solving other tasks such as code completion and multi-turn question answering. 4.5.1. ablation on dynamic layer skipping for a llm with l layers, we initialize an array of length l and fill it with 0; for the skipped layer, we set its index in the array to 1. then, we can obtain arrays a , a , … , a , where n is the total number of samples. since the length of an array a is l , for each position l in a , we can compute the variance for all arrays, and we average the variance for all positions by: ∑     (14) ∑     ∑     (15) where a the l position number in i-th array, μ is average of all arrays at position l. σ denotes the overall difference among all samples; a large variance indicates that the differences in the data are larger and suggests that the layer skipping options for different samples vary. we present the variance for different datasets in table 3. as we can see, all have a large variance, indicating that the skipped layers for different samples vary significantly, which validates the importance of applying dynamic layer skipping. in contrast, the variance for static layer skipping is 0, because the same settings are applied to all samples. table 3. variance of layer skipping for different datasets dataset variance rte 0.35 mrpc 0.21 cola 0.43 wmt2023 0.32 iwslt2023 0.41 4.5.2. ablation on layer skipping pretraining layer skip pretraining enhances the model’s ability to infer with fewer layers, providing a good initialization for the model to engage in reinforcement learning. as the results in table 1 and table 2, yuan et al. [34] shows better performance than skip-decode [33]. this indicates that further training can significantly recover the model’s performance lost due to skipping layers. furthermore, the results show that the model after layer skip pretraining achieves even better results than yuan et al. 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[53] qingxiu dong, lei li, damai dai, ce zheng, zhiyong wu, baobao chang, xu sun, jingjing xu, and zhifang sui. 2022. a survey on in-context learning. arxiv preprint arxiv: 2301. 00234. appendices a.1 using llms for nlu task nlu problems can all be viewed as classification problems. applying llms to classification tasks is especially important for applications. first, classification tasks are widely used in many real-life scenarios. for example, conducting sentiment polarity analysis on social media comments, product reviews, etc., helps understand users’ attitudes and emotional tendencies towards products, services, or events [51]. additionally, classifying the relation or similarity of two sentences aids information retrieval [52]. second, although llms are powerful, they require intermediate steps to better complete tasks, such as demonstrations [53] and reasoning prompts [10]. chae and davidson [14] uses instructionfollowing datasets to finetune llms for classification tasks. in our work, we fine-tune llms with prompts to enhance their performance. a.2 prompt design for nlu datasets here we provide the prompt we used for some datasets as examples: 10 microsoft research paraphrase corpus: given two sentences, determine if these sentences are semantically equivalent. output ‘equivalent’ or ‘not equivalent’. sst-2 (stanford sentiment treebank): given a sentence, evaluate the sentiment of this sentence as either positive or negative. output ‘positive’ or ‘negative’. qqp (quora question pairs): given two questions, evaluate whether these questions are semantically similar. output ‘similar’ or ‘not similar’. a.3 details of the llms used for experiments we show the information of the large language models we used in table 4. table 4. information of llms. model parameter hidden size layer gpt2-xl [45] 1.5b 1600 4 opt-1.3b [46] 1.3b 2048 2 falcon-7b [47] 7b 4544 3 llama2-7b [32] 7b 4096 3 a.3.1 results of other llms using our method to validate the generalization ability of our proposed method, we test it on other llms on nlu datasets and show the results in table 5. table 5. f1-score of method with different llms on nlu tasks. rte mrpc cola sst-2 gpt2-xl 62.5 68.5 77.4 82.5 42.3 46.1 85.4 88.2 opt-1.3b 63.7 70.5 79.5 85.3 40.7 45.2 86.3 88.4 falcon-7b 66.8 75.9 84.2 89.1 46.3 55.1 90.2 92.4 llama-7b-chat 68.8 77.5 85.6 90.5 49.4 58.1 90.6 92.7 frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 48 prediction of runoff in huayuankou of the yellow river based on autoformer‐lstm feifei yu school of mathematics and statistics, north china university of water resources and electric power, zhengzhou henan, 450046, china abstract: to effectively extract information features of runoff time series and improve the accuracy of river runoff prediction methods. we integrated autoformer with long short-term memory (lstm) to develop an autoformer-lstm runoff prediction model. we simulated and validated the model using daily runoff, precipitation, and average water level data from january 1, 2002, to december 31, 2022, at huayuankou hydrological station, a key station in the lower yellow river basin. and select autoformer model, transformer model, and informer model for comparative prediction experiments. the results show that the autoformer-lstm and autoformer models outperformed the transformer and informer models in predictive accuracy. furthermore, compared to the autoformer model, the autoformer-lstm model reduced mean absolute error (mae), mean squared error (mse), and root mean squared error (rmse) by 13.1%, 78.7%, and 53.9%. this prediction method can fully explore the inherent laws of hydrological time series data, effectively utilize the temporal nature of hydrological information, and improve prediction accuracy. keywords: time series prediction; autoformer; lstm; huayuankou hydrological station. 1. introduction as one of the core issues in the field of hydrological prediction, the improvement of runoff prediction accuracy is very important for water resources management, optimal allocation of water resources and drought and flood risk warning. the formation mechanism of runoff is affected by environmental topography, climate change and human activities, showing significant nonlinear and non-stationary characteristics, which makes the study of runoff time series face complex and fuzzy uncertainty[1]. in order to improve the accuracy of runoff prediction, domestic and foreign scholars have proposed a variety of prediction models, which can be broadly categorized into process-driven and data-driven models based on their construction bases and core logic[2]. the process-driven model relies on detailed hydrological and meteorological data and needs to consider the characteristics of spatial and temporal changes, so it may face challenges such as insufficient generalization ability and uncertainty of parameter setting[3]. however, data-driven models do not rely on hydrological physical mechanisms and directly utilize historical data of runoff and its correlates with the goal of establishing optimal mathematical relationships to build a black-box model of the relationship between inputs and outputs[4]. with the increasing maturity of data science and artificial intelligence technology, data-driven model provides new ideas and methods for runoff prediction with its excellent data processing ability and strong adaptive learning ability. for example, in the same paper[5], the lstm model was established by using the measured daily runoff of jingcun hydrological station from 1981 to 2010 as a sample, and the effective prediction of runoff was realized. based on the historical observation data of huayuankou hydrological station, wang et al.[3] established a multivariate runoff prediction model of the yellow river based on tcnattention by integrating attention mechanism and time convolutional neural network. the results show that the attention mechanism enhances the prediction accuracy of the tcn model by optimizing the feature weights. dou et al.[6] applied the pca-mlp neural network model to the flood season runoff prediction of the ningxia section of the yellow river, which simplified the model structure of the neural network while improving the prediction effect. these models have shown good performance in predicting runoff, but the extraction of internal relations of complex runoff time series is not sufficient, and the similarity between runoff subsequences is ignored, resulting in an increase in errors. in recent years, the autoformer model has introduced a time series decomposition architecture with autocorrelation mechanism, which can discover and represent dependencies at the sub-series level of the same phase[7], so as to obtain the internal relationship of complex time series more accurately. long short-term memory (lstm) network uses multi-gate mechanism to effectively solve the common gradient disappearance problem of traditional recurrent neural network in processing long sequence data, and can effectively capture and utilize various patterns and laws in time series. it has obvious advantages in mining long-term correlation of time series data[8]. due to the long-time dependence in hydrological data, lstm can capture and utilize this longterm dependence more effectively than feed forward through the gating mechanism, which is helpful to improve the accuracy of runoff prediction. therefore, this paper proposes a runoff prediction model based on autoformer-lstm. the measured data of huayuankou hydrological station on the yellow river from january 1,2002 to december 31,2022 were selected to carry out simulation verification, and the effectiveness of various runoff prediction models was compared and analyzed by ablation method. the research results have important reference value for optimizing runoff prediction technology system and scientific management of water resources. 2. research method 2.1. autoformer model the autoformer model adopts the design architecture of 49 encoder-decoder. the encoder is used to encode historical information, and the decoder generates future long sequence prediction. the two are connected by the input and output of sequence decomposition. the core mechanism sequence decomposition and auto-correlation mechanism are embedded as independent modules. (1) auto-correlation mechanism the auto-correlation mechanism consists of two parts, one is the cycle-based dependency discovery, and the other is the time delay aggregation. based on the theory of random process [9], the autocorrelation coefficient of the discrete time process  tx can be obtained by the following formula. 1 1 ( ) lim l xx t t l t r x x l      (1) where l denotes the length of tx , and ( )xxr  denotes the time delay similarity between the sequence  tx and its n-order lagged sequence  tx  . the higher the autocorrelation coefficient is, the more likely it is that  is the period of the input, and  r  can be regarded as the confidence of the unnormalized period estimation[10]. in the single-head autocorrelation mechanism, the sequence x with length l is mapped to vectorsq , k , and v . then, the period in the input sequence is captured by calculating the autocorrelation coefficient between q and k , and the information of similar subsequences is aggregated based on the correlation between subsequences identified by periodic dependence, so as to realize sequencelevel connection. then, the confidence is normalized. finally, the sequence of v is aligned by the  roll  function according to the period, and multiplied by the normalized confidence[7]. the specific calculation process is as follows :  1 , {1, , } , , ( )c q k l arg topc r         (2)   , 1 , , 1 , ˆ ˆ( ), , ( ) max ( ), , ( ) q k q k c q k q k c r r soft r r       (3) , 1 ( , , ) ( , ) )ˆ ( c i q k i i auto correlation q k v roll v r      (4) among them,  topc  is the c lag order 1, , c  for selecting the maximum probability;  maxsoft  is a normalized function; ,q kr represents the autocorrelation information between the sequence q and the sequence k, ( , )iroll v  represents the i -order lag processing of the sequence v, and ( , , )auto correlation q k v represents the autocorrelation information obtained by this auto-correlation mechanism[11]. (2) series decomp aiming at the complex time pattern in time series, autoformer uses the idea of moving average to decompose the original sequence into trend term and seasonal term [12]. the calculation process is as follows : ( ( ))tx a gpool padding x (5) s tx x x  (6) where x represents the original sequence to be decomposed, tx represents the trend term generated by moving average processing, sx is the seasonal term,  padding  represents the filling function that maintains the length of the sequence, and  avgpool  is the average pooling function. 2.2. lstm model lstm is a special recurrent neural network[13]. it achieves the ability of long-term memory by introducing three special 'gate' mechanisms. the specific process and calculation are as follows: (1) the forgetting gate is responsible for managing the discarding of information in the memory unit, and determining which information to discard the memory unit based on the previous time step unit state 1ts  and the current input tx . the formula is : 1( [ , ] )t f t t ff w s x b    (7) among them,    is sigmoid activation function; fw is the weight matrix of forgetting gate ; fb is the bias matrix of the forgetting gate. (2) the input of the input gate control information is based on the state 1tc  of the previous time step and the current input information tx , and selectively retains part of the information to the current state tc . the formula is : 1( [ , ] )t i t t ii w s x b    (8) 1( [ , ] )t c t t cc tanh w s x b   (9) among them, iw and cw are the weight matrices of input gates and candidate vectors, respectively ; ib and cb are input gate bias matrices. tc is a candidate memory unit. through tf , ti and tc combined with long-term memory and current data, the current state tc is obtained by weighted calculation. the formula is : 1t t t t tc f c i c     (10) where  denotes the multiplication of matrices by elements. (3) the output of the gate control data information determines how much information is output from the current state tc to the current unit state ts . the formula is : 1( [ , ] )t o t t oo w s x b    (11) where ow is the weight matrix of the output gate. 50 finally, the output ts of the hidden layer at the current time is obtained by to and tc , and the calculation formula is : tanh( )t t ts o c  (12) 2.3. autoformer-lstm model in order to deal with the periodicity, seasonality and nonstationarity of runoff time series, this paper constructs a runoff prediction model based on autoformer-lstm. the overall structure of the model is shown in figure 1. its core mechanism autocorrelation mechanism, sequence decomposition and long short-term memory neural network are embedded into the encoder and decoder as three independent modules. the autoformer model has significant advantages in capturing long-term dependencies and multi-scale patterns of time series, while lstm effectively optimizes the extraction of local features through its gating mechanism. the autoformer-lstm model replaces the feed forward feedforward neural network in autoformer with long short-term memory (lstm) neural network, which further enhances the feature extraction ability of complex time series data. at the same time, the noise suppression ability of lstm effectively reduces the potential interference of data noise on the prediction performance of the model, and enhances the robustness of the model while improving the prediction accuracy. fig 1. autoformer-lstm model structure diagram 3. application example 3.1. research object the huayuankou hydrological station is the key control station of the main stream of the yellow river and the standard station for flood control in the lower reaches. the control basin area is 730,000 km2, accounting for 97 % of the total area of the yellow river basin. it is an important hydrological station at the national level [14]. the monitoring flow of the station has always been an important basis for downstream flood control. in this paper, the daily runoff and daily average water level data of huayuankou hydrological station from january 1,2002 to december 31,2022 are selected, and the meteorological data are selected from zhengzhou station (site no.57083) from january 1,2002 to december 31,2022. daily average temperature, daily precipitation, relative humidity and daily average wind speed data. the hydrological station data comes from the yellow river water conservancy commission of the ministry of water resources of the yellow river network, and the meteorological data comes from the national meteorological information center. the random forest model and the mean substitution method are used to deal with some missing and abnormal data. 3.2. analysis of relationship fig 2. related heat maps 51 in this paper, six factors of daily average flow, daily average water level, daily precipitation, daily average temperature, relative humidity and average wind speed of huayuankou station are selected to explore the prediction of runoff. in order to better explore the influence degree of influencing factors on runoff prediction research, the pearson correlation coefficient test between each factor is first carried out [15], and the correlation coefficient heat map between the obtained factors is shown in figure 2. by observing the pearson correlation coefficient results between the characteristics and the target variables, it can be seen that the correlation between the daily average water level and the daily average temperature and the runoff data is strong. the specific correlation scatter plot is shown in figure 3, and a large number of data points are close to the regression line. the second is the daily precipitation. the correlation between relative humidity and average wind speed and runoff data is weak, and the influence degree is small, so it is not used in the final prediction. fig 3. scatter plot of correlation between water level, temperature and runoff 3.3. model parameter settings in order to evaluate the performance of multivariate autoformer-lstm model in daily average flow prediction, autoformer model, transformer model and informer model are set as comparative prediction models. the data is divided into training set, validation set and test set according to 7:1:2. in the model parameter setting, the number of nodes in the input and output layers of the model is equal to the number and 1 of the input variables, and the iterative update is performed on the divided training set. the model includes two encoder layers and one decoder layer. mse is used as the loss function, and adam optimizer is selected. the initial learning rate is set to 0.001, the activation function is gelu, the training rounds are 50 epochs, and the remaining hyperparameters are obtained by trial-and-error method. 3.4. evaluating indicator in order to accurately evaluate the prediction effect of each model, this paper selects mean absolute error (mae), mean square error (mse), root mean square error (rmse) and fitting coefficient ( 2r ) to evaluate the prediction accuracy of various prediction models. the calculation formulas of mae, mse, rmse and 2r are as follows: 1 1 | | n t t t mae y y n      (13) 2 1 1 ( ) n t t t mse y y n      (14) 2 1 1 ( ) n t t t rmse y y n      (15)  2 2 1 2 1 ( ) 1 ( ) n t t t n t t t y y r y y          (16) in the formula: n is the number of time series data, ty is the observed value, ty  is the predicted value, and ty is the arithmetic mean value of the observed value. 3.5. model prediction results and analysis after the training of the runoff prediction model of huayuankou hydrological station established by autoformerlstm method is completed, the comparison line chart between the predicted results and the corresponding real values on the test set is shown in figure 4. it can be seen that the trend line of the predicted value of the model is generally consistent with the fluctuation trend of the measured value, and the predicted value is in good agreement with the real value. the overall prediction can basically fit the change trend of runoff. fig 4. autoformer-lstm model fitting effect diagram 52 in order to fully evaluate the prediction effect of autoformer-lstm runoff prediction model, this paper selects autoformer, transformer and informer models for comparative verification, and uses mae, mse, rmse and 2r to evaluate the prediction performance of each model. in order to reduce the contingency that may occur during the training process, multiple training methods are used, and the results with the best training performance of each model are selected for recording. the results are shown in table 1. table 1. comparison of results from multiple prediction models model mae mse rmse 2r autoformerlstm 0.1423 0.0298 0.1728 0.9777 autoformer 0.1638 0.1403 0.3746 0.8969 transformer 0.1833 0.1584 0.3980 0.8880 informer 0.2170 0.1918 0.4380 0.8605 it can be seen from table 1 that the main accuracy evaluation indexes of the autoformer-lstm combined prediction model proposed in this paper are better than those of autoformer, transformer and informer models. the mae value of autoformer-lstm model is 0.1423, which is 13.1%, 22.3%and 34.4% lower than that of autoformer, transformer and informer respectively. the mse value of autoformerlstm model is 0.0298, which is 78.7%, 81.1% and 84.3% lower than that of autoformer, transformer and informer respectively. the autoformer-lstm model is also improved compared with the other three models. fig 5. comparison radar chart of model prediction evaluation indicators as shown in figure 5, both the autoformer-lstm model and the autoformer model show better overall performance than the transformer model and the informer model in terms of prediction performance. in particular, because lstm is good at dealing with complex nonlinear relationships and effectively capturing long-term dependencies in time series, the autoformer-lstm model combined with lstm significantly exceeds the single autoformer model in prediction accuracy, further improving the prediction effect. the above analysis fully verifies that the autoformer-lstm model has higher applicability than other models in the runoff prediction task of multivariate time series. this method can not only effectively capture the internal relationship of complex runoff time series data, but also significantly improve the prediction accuracy of runoff prediction, thus proving its superiority and effectiveness. 4. conclusion aiming at the problem of river runoff prediction, this paper proposes a multivariate runoff prediction model based on autoformer-lstm. the model effectively captures and utilizes various patterns and laws in runoff time series data, and excavates the long-term correlation in runoff time series data, so as to more accurately obtain the internal relationship of complex runoff time series data. the runoff data of huayuankou hydrological station of the yellow river from january 1,2002 to december 31,2022 were taken as an example for verification and analysis. the main conclusions are as follows: (1) according to the results of correlation characterization based on pearson correlation coefficient, it can be found that for the hydrological data of huayuankou hydrological station, daily average water level and daily average temperature are the key related characteristic factors in runoff prediction, while other characteristic factors such as relative humidity and daily average wind speed have little effect on runoff prediction. the results show that the autoformer-lstm model and the autoformer model are significantly better than the transformer model and the informer model in prediction performance. 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[15] jiang wenqian, xu da, lin xiuqing, et al. nonnegative m atrix factorization and improved correlation analysis for low voltage area topology identification [j]. journal of power systems and automation, 2024,36(07):133-139.doi: 10.19635/j.cnki.csu-epsa.001351. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 64 advancing structured query processing in retrieval‐ augmented generation with generative semantic integration yihe yang 1, xiaoming li 2, hongwei jin 3, kun huang 3, * 1 school of science, zhejiang university of science and technology, hangzhou, zhejiang, china 2 eit data science and communication college, zhejiang yuexiu university, shaoxing, zhejiang, china 3 college of international business, zhejiang yuexiu university, shaoxing, zhejiang, china * corresponding author: kun huang (email: hkun@zust.edu.cn) abstract: retrieval-augmented generation (rag) has become a pivotal approach in enhancing language models by incorporating external knowledge during the text generation process. however, traditional rag systems often face challenges in processing structured queries, leading to suboptimal integration of retrieved information. in this paper, we introduce a novel method called generative semantic integration (gsi), which advances structured query processing within rag frameworks. gsi leverages generative models to semantically integrate structured queries with retrieved data, enabling more coherent and contextually relevant responses. our experiments on benchmark datasets demonstrate that gsi significantly improves the performance of rag systems in structured query understanding and response generation, outperforming existing baseline models. keywords: retrieval-augmented generation; structured query processing; semantic integration. 1. introduction 1.1. background the advent of large-scale language models has significantly advanced the field of natural language processing (nlp)[1][2], enabling machines to generate human-like text across a variety of applications. models powered by deep learning architectures, such as transformers, have demonstrated proficiency in tasks ranging from machine translation and summarization to question answering and conversational agents. [3][4]despite these advancements, language models are inherently limited by the data on which they were trained, often leading to outdated or incomplete knowledge in their generated responses. to address this limitation, retrieval-augmented generation (rag) has emerged as a crucial approach for enhancing language models by integrating external knowledge sources during the text generation process. rag systems augment the generative capabilities of language models with real-time retrieval mechanisms, accessing vast repositories of information like databases, knowledge graphs, or document collections.[5][6][7][8][9] this integration ensures that generated text is not only coherent and contextually relevant but also enriched with up-to-date and specialized information. applications of rag are widespread and impactful. in chatbots and virtual assistants, rag enables more informative and accurate interactions by providing users with current information and personalized responses[10][11]. in information retrieval systems, rag enhances the user experience by generating summaries or answers that directly incorporate retrieved data. moreover, rag systems are instrumental in domains requiring specialized knowledge, such as medical diagnosis support, legal document analysis, and scientific research assistance. 1.2. problem statement despite the advancements brought by rag, current systems face significant challenges when processing structured queries—queries formulated using formal languages or specific syntaxes, such as sql for databases or sparql for knowledge graphs[12][13]. traditional rag models excel at handling unstructured or semi-structured text inputs but often struggle with interpreting and integrating information from structured queries[14]. these limitations manifest in several critical ways: ● inability to solve complex problems: current rag systems often fail to address complex queries that require nuanced reasoning over structured data. for example, (q1): "find all research papers published in the last five years" handling such a query necessitates parsing the structured components (e.g., publication date, citation count) and integrating multiple pieces of retrieved data into a coherent summary—capabilities that exceed those of standard rag models. ● partial or incomplete responses due to inadequate reference integration: rag systems may provide incomplete or partially relevant answers when they cannot effectively incorporate all necessary retrieved information into their responses. for instance, (q2): "what are the side effects of combining drug a with drug b in patients over 60 years old?" if the system retrieves fragmented or incomplete data about the drug interactions and fails to integrate the age-specific considerations, the response may omit critical information, leading to a partial and potentially misleading answer. these challenges stem from the following issues: ● semantic misalignment: structured queries convey complex and precise user intents that are difficult for standard rag models to interpret accurately, leading to 65 incorrect or irrelevant information retrieval. ● integration difficulties: even when relevant data is retrieved, integrating it into a coherent and contextually appropriate response is challenging. the structured nature of the data may not seamlessly fit into the natural language generation process. ● suboptimal user experience: these limitations result in responses that lack accuracy, specificity, or usefulness, undermining the effectiveness of applications relying on rag systems for structured query processing. the gap between the capabilities of existing rag models and the demands of complex structured query processing highlights a critical area for improvement. as users increasingly interact with systems through sophisticated queries—expecting precise, informative, and contextually integrated responses—there is an urgent need for solutions that enhance the semantic understanding and integration capabilities of rag systems. to address these challenges, we introduce generative semantic integration (gsi), a novel method designed to advance structured query processing within retrievalaugmented generation frameworks. gsi leverages the strengths of generative models to semantically integrate structured queries with retrieved data, resulting in responses that are both coherent and contextually relevant. key aspects of the gsi approach include: ● semantic understanding of structured queries: gsi employs advanced parsing techniques to accurately interpret the user's intent encoded in structured queries. by comprehending the semantics of the query language, the system can more precisely retrieve relevant information. ● generative integration: unlike traditional methods that may present data in a disjointed manner, gsi uses generative models to seamlessly integrate retrieved data into natural language responses. this ensures that the output is informative, fluid, and conversational. ● enhanced coherence and relevance: by bridging the gap between structured data and natural language, gsi enables the generation of responses that closely align with the user's query, improving both the accuracy and utility of the system. the primary contributions and objectives of our paper are: ⒈ developing the gsi framework: we propose a comprehensive framework that combines structured query processing with generative models to enhance the capabilities of rag systems. ⒉ advancing semantic integration techniques: we introduce novel methods for the semantic integration of structured queries and retrieved data, leveraging generative models to produce coherent responses. ⒊ empirical demonstration of effectiveness: through extensive experiments on benchmark datasets, we demonstrate that gsi significantly improves performance in structured query understanding and response generation, outperforming existing baseline models. the remainder of this paper is organized as follows. in section 2, we review related work on retrieval-augmented generation, structured query processing in nlp, and semantic integration techniques. section 3 presents the generative semantic integration (gsi) methodology, including the architecture overview (3.1), structured query processing module (3.2), generative integration model (3.3), and implementation details (3.4). section 4 describes the experimental setup, covering datasets used (4.1), baseline models (4.2), evaluation metrics (4.3), and performance evaluation (4.4). finally, in section 5, we conclude with a summary of our contributions (5.1) and discuss potential directions for future work (5.2). 2. related work 2.1. retrieval-augmented generation retrieval-augmented generation (rag) has gained significant attention as a method to enhance language models by incorporating external knowledge during text generation. traditional language models are trained on static datasets and thus may not possess up-to-date or comprehensive information[12][15]. rag addresses this limitation by integrating retrieval mechanisms that access external data sources, enabling models to generate more accurate and contextually relevant responses.[16][17] early rag approaches involved augmenting input prompts with retrieved documents or passages, which the generative model could then reference[18][19][20]. this method allowed models to produce outputs that included factual information not present in their training data[21][22][23]. subsequent advancements introduced endto-end frameworks where the retrieval and generation components are jointly optimized, improving coherence between the retrieved content and the generated text. existing methods typically involve a two-step process: first retrieving relevant information based on the input query, and then generating a response conditioned on both the query and the retrieved data[24][25][26]. techniques such as encoderdecoder architectures have been employed to facilitate this integration. additionally, attention mechanisms enable the model to focus on pertinent parts of the retrieved information during generation. however, despite these advancements, rag systems often face challenges in processing structured queries. structured queries, expressed in formal languages like sql or sparql, contain precise semantics that standard language models struggle to interpret. the inability to effectively parse and understand these queries leads to suboptimal retrieval and integration of information, resulting in responses that may lack specificity or accuracy when addressing the user's intent. moreover, current rag models are primarily designed to handle unstructured or semi-structured text inputs. when presented with structured queries, these models may misinterpret the syntax or overlook critical components, leading to incomplete or irrelevant responses[5][27][28][9]. this limitation highlights the need for enhanced methods that can bridge the gap between structured query processing and retrieval-augmented text generation. 2.2. structured query processing in nlp structured query processing involves interpreting and executing queries formulated in formal languages to retrieve information from structured data sources such as databases and knowledge graphs. traditional approaches rely on parsing techniques that convert structured queries into executable operations. for example, sql parsers analyze query syntax to interact with relational databases, while sparql processors handle queries over rdf data in knowledge graphs[29][30]. conventional methods utilize grammar-based parsers and 66 compiler design principles to understand the structure and semantics of queries[31][32]. these parsers extract elements like selection criteria, conditions, and target entities, enabling precise data retrieval[33][34]. while effective for direct query execution, these methods are limited when integrating results into natural language responses. recent advancements in nlp have explored the use of machine learning models for structured query processing. neural network architectures, such as sequence-to-sequence models, have been applied to translate natural language queries into structured query languages, facilitating more intuitive user interactions with databases[35][32]. additionally, transformer-based models have been employed to handle complex queries by capturing long-range dependencies and contextual information. despite progress, challenges remain in applying structured query processing within generative frameworks. existing models often focus on translating or executing queries rather than integrating the structured information into coherent text generation[20][36]. consequently, there is a disconnect between retrieving data based on structured queries and producing natural language responses that fully leverage this information. furthermore, handling the nuances of structured query languages requires models to grasp formal syntax and semantics, which differs from processing unstructured text. the inability to effectively bridge this gap hampers the development of systems capable of providing detailed and contextually appropriate answers to structured queries within a generative context.[37][38] 2.3. semantic integration techniques semantic integration pertains to the process of combining information from diverse sources to produce unified, meaningful outputs. in nlp, this involves merging retrieved data with generative models to enhance the informativeness and relevance of generated text.[39][40][41] effective semantic integration ensures that the output not only reflects accurate information but also maintains coherence and fluency. generative models, particularly those based on transformer architectures, have advanced the capability to encode and generate complex language patterns[42][43][44]. attention mechanisms within these models allow for dynamic weighting of input tokens, facilitating the integration of additional information during generation. techniques such as knowledge encoding embed external data into the model's representations, enabling it to draw upon this information contextually. previous research has explored various methods for incorporating external knowledge into generative models[45][46][47]. some approaches involve prepending retrieved text to the input sequence, allowing the model to consider this information during generation. others integrate knowledge graphs or structured data by embedding them into the model's latent space. these methods have shown promise in enhancing the factual accuracy of generated text. however, integrating structured query results poses unique challenges. structured data often comes in formats that are not readily compatible with generative models designed for sequential text.[48][49][42] the semantic richness and precision of structured data can be difficult to capture using standard embedding techniques. additionally, maintaining the integrity of the information while generating fluent natural language responses requires sophisticated integration strategies. existing semantic integration techniques may fall short in scenarios where precise and context-specific information from structured queries needs to be conveyed. the lack of models that effectively combine structured query processing with generative capabilities underscores a gap in current research[50][51][52][53]. addressing this gap is essential for developing systems that can interpret structured queries, retrieve relevant data, and generate coherent and contextually appropriate responses. 3. generative semantic integration methodology figure 1. generative parsing for semantic alignment (gen psa) in this section, we introduce the generative semantic integration (gsi) framework designed to enhance structured query processing within retrieval-augmented generation (rag) systems. unlike traditional approaches that focus on 67 parsing and processing user queries, our gsi methodology emphasizes structuring the document corpus during the knowledge base construction phase. by decomposing the documents to preserve their structured nature and ensuring that each piece of information is independent and complete, the gsi framework enables more effective retrieval and generation of responses that accurately reflect the user's intent. 3.1. architecture overview the gsi framework is composed of three primary components: the document structuring module , the retriever , and the generative integration model . the workflow of the gsi system operates as follows. during the knowledge base construction phase, the document structuring module processes the document corpus to produce a structured and decomposed version , where information is organized into independent and complete units. when a user query is received, the retriever accesses to obtain a set of relevant documents or data . finally, the generative model integrates the query with the retrieved data to generate a response that is coherent, contextually appropriate, and aligns with the user's intent. 3.1.1. mathematical modeling of the gsi system we define the gsi system as a composition of its components: gsi ∘ ∘ given a user query and the original document corpus , the operation of the gsi system can be formalized as: 1. document structuring: 2. retrieval: , 3. generative integration: , thus, the overall mapping from the user query to the generated response is: ∘ ∘ 3.1.2. effectiveness through mathematical modeling to demonstrate the effectiveness of the gsi framework, we model the probability ∣ , of generating a response that accurately reflects the user's intent, given the query and the original document corpus . by introducing the structured document corpus , we can express this probability as: ∣ , ∣ , ∣ , where , . our goal is to maximize ∣ , , ensuring that the generated response accurately reflects the user's query and is informed by the relevant structured information in . 3.1.3. demonstrating effectiveness via formulas to validate the effectiveness of the gsi framework, we consider the loss function defined as the negative loglikelihood of the true response true given and : log true ∣ , substituting the structured document corpus, we have: log true ∣ , since is derived from and the retrieval step produces , , the loss function becomes: log true ∣ , by minimizing this loss function with respect to the parameters of , we ensure that the generated response approaches true, demonstrating the effectiveness of the gsi framework in producing accurate and contextually relevant responses. 3.2. document structuring module the document structuring module is critical to the gsi framework. rather than processing the query, focuses on transforming the document corpus during the knowledge base construction phase. the module decomposes into a structured version , where each piece of information is represented as an independent and complete unit. this structuring ensures that information is readily accessible and can be effectively retrieved in response to user queries. 3.2.1. decomposition and structuring techniques the module employs various techniques to parse and segment documents into smaller, logically coherent units. documents are broken down into paragraphs, sections, or sentences that encapsulate specific ideas or facts. the decomposed units are enriched with metadata, such as topics, entities, or keywords, facilitating more precise retrieval. unstructured text is converted into structured formats like tables, graphs, or knowledge triples, preserving semantic relationships within the data. each unit in is crafted to be both independent and complete. units are self-contained, minimizing dependencies on external context or other parts of the document. this allows them to be retrieved and understood in isolation. units contain all necessary information to convey a concept or answer a query related to their content, reducing the need for additional context. by structuring the document corpus in this way, the retriever can more effectively match user queries with relevant information. the retrieval process becomes more precise, as queries can be matched to specific units that directly address the user's intent. smaller, well-defined units reduce computational load during retrieval, enabling faster response times. the structuring process is defined as: structure where structure ⋅ represents the decomposition and structuring functions applied to the original documents. the accuracy and effectiveness of are crucial, as they directly influence the relevance of and the quality of the final response . 3.3. generative integration model the generative integration model produces the final response by integrating the user query with the retrieved structured data . designed to generate responses that are coherent, contextually relevant, and accurate with respect to the user's intent, utilizes a transformer-based 68 architecture leveraging encoder-decoder structures. the encoder processes and , encoding them into latent representations that capture semantic and contextual information: encoder , the decoder generates the response by attending to the encoded representations . at each time step , it predicts the next token conditioned on the previous tokens and : ∣ , decoder , the probability of generating the response given and is: ∣ ,   ∣ , to demonstrate the effectiveness of , we seek to maximize the likelihood of the true response true given and . the training objective is to minimize the loss function:   log true ∣ true, by minimizing , we adjust the parameters of to increase true ∣ , , enhancing the model's ability to generate responses that align with the user's intent and the relevant structured information. 4. experimental setup table 1. characteristics of datasets ds_1, ds_2, and ds_3. datasets articles count avg. text length (tokens) avg. headings count avg. hierarchical levels ds_1 20000 7500 4.4 1 ds_2 20000 8700 8.2 2 ds_3 20000 9200 11.4 3 in this section, we outline the experimental setup used to evaluate the effectiveness of the generative semantic integration (gsi) framework. given the lack of fine-grained, publicly available datasets specifically tailored for training large language models (llms) as structural parsers, we curated a custom dataset for our experiments. our primary goal was to determine whether an llm can be trained to specialize in structural parsing. we constructed the dataset by crawling approximately 200,000 articles from the arxiv repository, a widely recognized source for scientific papers. to ensure the dataset focused on documents with inherent structural complexity, we removed around 40% of the articles without a structured table of contents. the remaining articles were categorized into three classes based on their structural complexity: simple structures with minimal hierarchical depth (class 1), moderate structures with multilevel headings and moderate use of subsections (class 2), and complex structures characterized by extensive use of multilevel headings, tables, figures, equations, and diverse types of content sections (class 3). this stratification was essential to evaluate the gsi framework across various levels of document complexity. descriptive statistics of the dataset, including the number of documents in each class, the average number of sections per document, and the average document length, are summarized in table 1. the probability distribution of documents across the three classes is illustrated in figure 2, while figure 3 visualizes the distribution of document lengths and the number of sections per document across the three classes, demonstrating the variation in structural characteristics. to benchmark the performance of the gsi framework, we selected two baseline models based on different versions of the qwen large language model, known for their capabilities in natural language understanding and generation. these include qwen1.5-0.5b, a smaller model with 0.5 billion parameters, and qwen1.8b, a larger model with 1.8 billion parameters. these models serve as baselines to compare the effectiveness of our gsi methodology, allowing us to assess how well the integration of structured document information improves the models' ability to generate accurate and contextually relevant responses. to evaluate the performance of the gsi framework and the baseline models, we utilized standard metrics commonly used in information retrieval and natural language processing. these metrics include: accuracy: the proportion of correctly generated responses that accurately reflect the user's query intent and the information in the structured document corpus. this metric provides a direct measure of the model's ability to produce correct outputs. mathematically, accuracy is defined as: accuracy number of correctly generated responses total number of responses 69 recall: the ratio of relevant information retrieved and integrated into the final response to the total amount of relevant information available. high recall indicates that the model effectively utilizes all pertinent data from the structured documents to generate responses. recall is calculated as: recall true positives true positives false negatives precision: the ratio of relevant information correctly retrieved and used in the response to the total amount of information retrieved. this metric assesses the model's ability to filter out irrelevant information, ensuring that only the most relevant details are included in the response. precision is defined as: precision true positives true positives false positives figure 2. generative semantic integration framework illustrating the training and inference phases for gsi. these metrics are crucial for evaluating the performance of the gsi framework, as they provide insight into both the retrieval effectiveness (recall and precision) and the overall quality of the generated responses (accuracy). by employing a diverse dataset, multiple baseline models, and robust evaluation metrics, we aim to thoroughly assess the gsi framework's ability to enhance structured query processing and generate responses that align with user intent and context. the results of these experiments are discussed in the following sections, where we analyze the gsi framework's performance in detail. 4.1. performance evaluation figure 3. performance of models trained and tested on the same dataset. the f1 score metric offers a holistic view of the model's performance by balancing the trade-offs between precision and recall. figure 5 illustrates the f1 scores for the gsi framework and the two baseline models (qwen1.5-0.5b and qwen1.8b) across the three document complexity classes.  class 1: the gsi framework achieves an f1 score of 88%, significantly outperforming qwen1.5-0.5b with an f1 score of 67% and qwen1.8b with an f1 score of 80%.  class 2: the gsi framework maintains its lead with an f1 score of 86%, while qwen1.5-0.5b and qwen1.8b achieve f1 scores of 62% and 77%, respectively.  class 3: the gsi framework continues to demonstrate superior performance with an f1 score of 83%, compared to 58% for qwen1.5-0.5b and 72% for qwen1.8b. the performance evaluation results, as depicted in figure 5, clearly demonstrate the superior performance of the gsi framework across all document complexity classes. the gsi 70 framework consistently achieves higher f1 scores compared to the baseline models, indicating its effectiveness in integrating structured document information to generate accurate, comprehensive, and contextually relevant responses. these results validate the gsi framework's ability to enhance structured query processing and align generated responses with user intent and context, making it a robust solution for applications requiring precise and context-aware document parsing and response generation. by focusing on the f1 score, we provide a comprehensive and balanced assessment of the gsi framework's performance, highlighting its strengths in handling diverse document complexities and generating high-quality responses. 5. conclusion 5.1. summary of contributions in this work, we introduced the generative semantic integration (gsi) framework, a novel approach for handling structured query processing and response generation from complex document corpora. our main contributions include the development of the gsi framework, which effectively integrates structured document data to generate accurate and contextually relevant responses, outperforming existing models. we demonstrated its superiority through extensive performance evaluations, showing consistent improvements in accuracy, recall, precision, and f1 score across various levels of document complexity. furthermore, the gsi framework exhibits remarkable scalability and robustness in managing diverse document structures, maintaining strong 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[53] h. xiong and r. sun, "transferable natural language interface to structured queries aided by adversarial generation," cornell university, 1 jan. 2018, https://doi.org/ 10.48550/ arxiv.1812.01245. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 74 design and implementation of an electronic journal resource recommendation system integrating user profile and knowledge graph xiaoling li, guoqiang hu network & education technology center, northwest a&f university, yangling, shaanxi, 712100, china abstract: in order to facilitate users to find the literature they need in a massive number of electronic journals, this article designs and implements a recommendation system based on the fusion of user profile and knowledge graph recommendation model. the system extracts feature from users downloaded electronic journal resources, and combines the knowledge graph of electronic journal resources to construct a recommendation model that effectively alleviates the problem of data sparsity and enhances the recommendation effect. system testing shows that the system has implemented the functions of each module and can provide personalized recommendations to users. keywords: knowledge graph; user portrait; personalized recommendation; electronic journals. 1. introduction there are massive resources in the library, and there are currently two solutions for mining valuable information from large-scale data to alleviate the problem of "information overload": information retrieval technology and information filtering technology. the application of information retrieval technology in search engines is very popular, and people can quickly retrieve the resources they need through search keywords. however, one drawback is that search relies too much on keywords. if users have a clear and explicit understanding of their needs, they can quickly obtain corresponding resources. however, sometimes users are not clear about their needs, which makes it difficult to conduct searches and results are always unsatisfactory. at this time, the information filtering technology represented by personalized recommendation technology has gained widespread attention in the industry. by analyzing users' historical behavior data, potential points of interest are discovered, and relevant resources are actively recommended. sometimes the recommendation results are more in line with the actual needs of users than what they search for themselves. currently, personalized recommendation technology has developed rapidly and is widely used in movie websites and shopping platforms. personalized recommendation based on electronic resources can recommend different resources for different users, which not only reduces the time for users to search and consult, but also fully utilizes the resources of the library, reducing the underutilization of resources caused by insufficient search. traditional personalized recommendation algorithms mainly include item-based recommendation, user-based recommendation, and hybrid recommendation algorithms. among them, personalized behavior recommendation algorithms have attracted the attention and research of industry experts for their superior behavior analysis and interest modeling techniques. for example, netflix and youtube in foreign countries, tiktok and taobao in china can use mature user portrait technology to achieve better personalized recommendation. after 2015, with the development of big data technology and artificial intelligence, research on personalized recommendation in the field of image and situational awareness began to integrate artificial intelligence technologies such as knowledge graphs and situational awareness. for example, liu haiou et al. analyzed user information by integrating situational awareness, combined with collaborative filtering algorithms, to construct a contextualized library resource recommendation system [1]; shao bilin and yang studied the development of personalized resource recommendation in libraries in the field of knowledge graphs [2]. it can be seen that the research on library resource recommendation in china, the exploration of smart libraries, the development of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, and the deepening of personalized service concepts are inseparable. the user profile of libraries in our country has not been thoroughly studied. most research is still in the theoretical stage, mainly focusing on model design, method exploration, and application mode exploration. there are few or ineffective cases of applying user profiles to library construction practice. one of the reasons for this is the lack of funding, technology, and talent. the second is the lack of ideology and insufficient policy support. through literature analysis, it can be found that scholars studying library user profiles have too loose connections between libraries and research institutions, with almost zero connections between each other, and are basically in a state of independent research [3]. this leads to a separation between research and practice, and the results of research cannot be well applied and developed in practice, resulting in a lack of development in the study of library user profiles and the establishment of a complete research system. the research results of scholars lack feedback and evaluation mechanisms, which leads to a separation between research and actual needs. overall, research on book systems in china started relatively late, and the vast majority of online library services have not yet achieved personalized recommendations for specific users. this study aims to address the problem of poor practicality in the field of personalized recommendation in libraries, and to design and develop an electronic journal resource recommendation system that integrates user profiles and knowledge graphs, in order to promote the transformation and 75 upgrading of library services. 2. system overall design 2.1. model fundamentals and key technologies 2.1.1. knowledge graph due to the large scale of internet content, heterogeneous diversity, loose organizational structure and other characteristics, it challenges people's effective access to information and knowledge. the resource recommendation service based on knowledge graph improves information utilization and user satisfaction by intelligently screening and filtering massive information resources, and analyzing user information needs in real-time based on user profiles and information retrieval behaviors [4]. essentially, a knowledge graph is a semantic network that reveals the relationships between entities, allowing for formal descriptions of realworld objects and their interrelationships [5]. this study adopts steps such as data collection, knowledge extraction, and knowledge fusion to construct an electronic journal resource knowledge graph, and uses visualization functions to view the knowledge graph, as follows: (1) data collection it is necessary to collect behavior data on users downloading journals, including user ip, journal titles, source databases, downloaded page numbers, page ranges, download types, file names, and download times; collect user information, including user name and ip address; collect journal information, including author, title, literature source, year, volume, issue, page number, issn, keywords, institution, abstract, image classification number, article number/doi number, and citation; collect citation information, including citation titles and authors. (2) knowledge extraction analyze the collected data, identify, filter, and summarize the information, and extract knowledge units containing three major elements: relationships, entities, and attributes. for structured data, simple rules can be directly applied from relational databases to form part of a knowledge graph; for unstructured data such as text data, it can be converted into structured data or extracted based on learning. for the research content of this study, it is necessary to extract knowledge such as citation data, relevant author data, and user download data from library literature resources. finally, four structured data tables including periodic, citation, user, and download were obtained and imported into the database. (3) knowledge storage using the neo4j graph database to store knowledge graphs enables efficient data insertion and querying, and provides algorithm tools and query languages for graphs. neo4j is a graph database belonging to the nosql database, but it is not used for front-end display of data, but for storing data. its principle is to use graph theory in mathematics to store data and its relationships in nodes and edges, rather than storing data and its relationships in database table fields like traditional databases. it requires the use of some front-end display tools for front-end display. (4) visualization visualize the neo4j database using d3.js, a javascript library that uses dynamic graphics for data visualization. the specific implementation operations include: bolding the connections related to nodes when clicked with the mouse, dragging with the left mouse button, fixing nodes, left clicking on blank spaces, dragging the canvas, zooming in and out of the canvas with the mouse wheel, displaying the entire screen when clicked, searching for node information based on keywords, exporting images, and downloading relationship data. 2.1.2. user portrait data acquisition and processing data acquisition and processing data acquisition and processing information cleaning information filtering semanticization short text processing library back end management system library resource download system data mining classifi-cation clustering association analysis individual reader portrait group reader portrait resource portrait fig 1. user portrait construction the purpose of user profiling is to truly reflect user characteristics and transform them into data that can be understood by computers, serving as the basis for upper-level application practices. the construction of portraits mainly includes two aspects: manual extraction and automatic extraction, and manual acquisition often leads to incomplete models [6]. by combining basic information with behavioral information, the visualization of user profiles can be better served [7]. regarding the analysis of existing user profiling models, the acquisition of user data generally starts from four dimensions: natural attributes, user preference attributes, interaction behavior attributes, and social behavior attributes. correspondingly, it is necessary to collect user identity information, interaction behavior data, etc. building accurate user profiles requires tagging and vectorizing user data to provide computable numerical 76 information for subsequent data analysis. the labeling system cannot be established arbitrarily. it must be based on scenarios that meet user needs and establish a reasonable, complete, and scalable labeling system, otherwise it will have an impact on the performance of the model. this study constructs a tagging system for user profiles based on the journal data downloaded by users and user characteristic information. the user profile model needs to describe the characteristics of the reader, which is constructed from three levels: data source layer, data analysis and processing layer, and data label layer, as shown in figure 1. 2.1.3. recommendation algorithm this study adopts a hybrid recommendation algorithm based on user profiling and knowledge graph for electronic journal resource recommendation. the implementation process is as follows [8]: (1) build a user similarity matrix. calculate the similarity between users based on different calculation methods, and finally obtain the final user similarity matrix by adjusting the weights. (2) use knowledge graph to derive project neighborhoods. based on the knowledge graph, generate a triplet of entities, relationships, and entities, and obtain a set of neighboring user ids based on the triplet information. (3) convolutional aggregation. initialize all users and projects. for the user vector, we select the top user volume to accumulate the final user representation. for the project vector, we aggregate ℎ× neighbor vectors through h strips in the neighborhood to form the final project vector. (4) calculate the recommended results. calculate the inner product of the user vector and item vector obtained above to obtain the final recommendation result. 2.2. overall architecture design the overall architecture of this system is divided into data layer, application support layer, business logic layer, and presentation layer, as shown in figure 2. database metadata user portrait data journal knowledge graph data data layer application support layer business logic layer presentation layer system management data intellij idea neo4j java json user portrait construction journal knowledge graph construction analysis and calculation personalized recommendation model basic functional modules user portrait module knowledge graph module recommendation function module journal management module download management module fig 2. system architecture 2.2.1. data layer the data layer is the fundamental support for implementing system functions, mainly including user profile data, knowledge graph data, metadata, and system management data. the data layer has storage, backup, and other functions, providing data support for the application of system functions. 2.2.2. application support layer the application support layer is the development environment, programming language, database, etc. that support the system. the development language of this system is java, and the front-end language mainly uses javascript and vue. it relies on the idea development platform for front-end and back-end code writing and testing. the graphic design uses photoshop cs5 software, and the git repository provides project code management functionality. the development mode adopts a front-end and back-end separation development based on vue and spring boot, separating the project business of the front-end and back-end to achieve better decoupling. the front-end adopts the progressive vue.js framework to build the user interface. this framework only focuses on handling page interactions and underlying logical relationships. the corresponding element ui and echarts development components of the vue.js framework provide better data visualization and display effects, solving the problems of data communication, dom manipulation, and data rendering in conventional web development. the backend uses the currently stable and popular open-source web project frameworks spring boot and my batis, where my batis is paired with my sql database to build a persistence layer framework and relies on redis for intermediate data caching. overall, users have a better interface experience. 2.2.3. business logic layer the business logic layer is the core support of the system. after the presentation layer submits relevant operations, they are processed through the business logic layer and finally return the operation results. 2.2.4. presentation layer the presentation layer is the interface for computer user interaction, providing system web functions, data exchange programs, or data interfaces to display data, receive input data, and provide feedback on business logic layer data for users [9]. this layer is directly aimed at user usage, where users send requests for basic functional modules, reader management modules, journal management modules, download management modules, recommendation modules, knowledge graph modules, user profiling modules, and other functions in the system to the business logic layer. design the 77 ui interface through a control library and implement business logic through ui components to achieve the functionality of the presentation layer. 3. system functional design the system is divided into login management module, system management module, reader management module, journal management module, download management module, recommendation module, knowledge graph module, and user profile module, as shown in figure 3. design and implementation of an electronic journal resource recommendation system integrating user profile and knowledge graph reader login administrator login login module periodical download reading management recommendation module download management module download management module login module recommendation module system management module periodical management module reader management module periodical download reading management user management role management menu management reader list user portrait fig 3. system functions 3.1. login module responsible for verifying the user's identity information to enter the corresponding page and user registration. administrators and readers have different functional requirements. 3.2. system management module responsible for user management, including searching, adding, editing, deleting, and resetting passwords for user information; role management, including editing, deleting, and assigning permissions to roles; menu management, including adding, editing, and deleting menu lists. 3.3. reader management module it is responsible for managing the data related to readers, searching the reader information according to student number, name, telephone number and id number, and adding, editing and reviewing the reader information. 3.4. journal management module responsible for displaying journals and their related information, and can search for journals based on their names, sources, and authors, as well as add, edit, and delete journals. 3.5. download management module the administrator needs to first query the reader information and then download the journal. they can search for the journal based on its name or author and then download it. after entering the view management, they can query the corresponding reader's journal download information through their student id, and then read and delete the downloaded journal; readers do not need to search for reader information, they can directly search for journals and download them. after entering the view management, they can view all the downloaded journal data and view specific download information for reading and deletion based on the journal name. 3.6. recommendation module using a user based collaborative filtering algorithm to recommend journals and related citation journals that other users like and have similar interests to the user. 3.7. knowledge graph module the main function of this module is to mine and process electronic journal information, and construct a journal knowledge graph. the knowledge graph module is the knowledge support of the intelligent library information recommendation service, responsible for matching suitable knowledge resources. it can be said that this module is the knowledge data guarantee for the quality of the intelligent library information recommendation service. 3.8. user profile module the main function of the user profile module is to mine, collect, analyze, and integrate user data, extract tags that reflect user characteristics, and construct user profiles. the user profile module is the user side support for intelligent library information recommendation services, responsible for providing real and effective user needs. it can be said that this module is the demand data guarantee for the quality of intelligent library information recommendation services. 4. summary in order to meet the personalized recommendation needs of library readers for electronic journal literature, this article designs and implements an electronic journal resource recommendation system that integrates user profiles and knowledge graphs. although the various functions of the system have been completed, the management of system users, roles, readers, journals, and user download behavior has been achieved; implemented interest profiling of users based on their download behavior. when users perform download operations, their interest table will change accordingly. at this time, the recommendation algorithm will recalculate the user and display new recommendation results; implemented the construction of a knowledge graph based on users, download behavior, downloaded journals, cited journals, and their relationships; personalized recommendation of journal resources has been achieved. but there are also the following issues: (1) the updating and improvement of the knowledge graph requires manual implementation by the administrator, and further improvement is needed to achieve automatic updating 78 and improvement; (2) the portrait tags of the user portrait module are not yet complete. 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[9] cheng mengqing. research on hybrid recommendation model based on user portrait and knowledge graph. master, jiangxi university of finance and economics, china, 2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 100 a method for accelerating the loading of tiff files based on memory‐mapped file technology hang lv 1, 2, *, longlong zhang 3, qiusheng cao 2, 3 1 henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo henan, 454000, china 2 henan academy of sciences, zhengzhou henan, 450046, china 3 zhongyuan research institute of electronics technology, zhengzhou henan, 450047, china * corresponding author: hang lv (email: 1213936911@qq.com) abstract: tiff (tagged image file format) is of vital importance in fields such as aerial remote sensing and computer vision. to address the challenge of real-time loading of large, multi-frame tiff files, this study proposes fasttiff, an acceleration method based on memory-mapped files and multi-threading technology in ubuntu. fasttiff provides access to each frame's image and its description information for other programs by using address pointers for each frame. experiments show that, compared with libtiff, fasttiff achieves a maximum loading speed improvement of 94.68%, with significant performance in handling large files. even in the smallest file test, the speed only decreased by 7.26%, demonstrating its robustness in processing small-scale files. this method effectively meets the real-time requirements of image recognition software. keywords: tiff file; libtiff; tinytiff; memory-mapped file. 1. introduction tiff (tagged image file format) holds a significant position in the field of image file storage due to its lossless compression, support for multi-page documents, and rich tag information, especially in applications such as aerial remote sensing image recognition where its advantages are particularly prominent. in these domains, the real-time loading, feature extraction, and target recognition of image data are crucial to the efficiency of the entire system. the efficiency of these processes is not only affected by the speed of algorithmic recognition but is also constrained by the speed of image loading and memory occupation. current tiff file loading methods often become performance bottlenecks due to high memory occupation and slow loading speeds, severely limiting the timeliness of data processing and analysis. therefore, improving the loading speed of tiff files has become key to enhancing overall processing efficiency. libtiff, as the industry-standard library, provides functions for reading, writing, modifying, compressing, and decompressing tiff files, may et al. [1] allowing for operations such as cropping and rotating each frame of the file. however, when the task is limited to loading tiff files into memory, the libtiff library appears overly cumbersome due to its complex functionalities. to address this issue, jan w. krieger developed the tinytiff library, which simplifies functions and retains only the basic reading and writing operations of tiff files, significantly improving the read and write speed of tiff files, especially when dealing with uncompressed, single or multi-frame, and 8 to 64-bit image pixel depth tiff files, offering superior performance compared to libtiff. although tinytiff has achieved certain results in improving the loading speed of tiff files, analysis of its source code reveals that it still uses a single-threaded approach when handling multi-frame tiff files, limiting its performance on multi-core processors. in response to this issue, this paper deeply analyzes the tiff file format and proposes a method that combines file memory mapping with multi-threading technology to achieve simultaneous loading of multiple images in multi-frame tiff files, thereby significantly increasing the loading speed of tiff files. 2. related works 2.1. tiff file format parsing the tiff file format specification is composed of three key structures: the image file header (ifh), the image file directory (ifd), and the directory entry (de), which together determine the organization and decoding methods of tiff files. the ifh, which is fixed at 8 bytes, includes the byte order, the tiff signature, and the offset to the first ifd fu et al. [2]. each ifd corresponds to an image, recording its properties; while des provide detailed descriptions of specific image attributes, such as dimensions and compression status [3]. in des, values exceeding four bytes are indirectly referenced through offsets, requiring the decoder to locate and read data based on these offsets liu et al. [4]. this study proposes an efficient decoding method for tiff files based on file memory mapping technology and multi-threading, significantly improving data processing efficiency and loading speed [5]. 2.2. fasttiff method design fasttiff is an acceleration method for loading tiff files based on memory-mapped files and multi-threading technology. it is proposed in this study, based on the research results of libtiff and tinytiff, aiming to solve the problem of slow loading speeds for large tiff files. fasttiff maps file content directly into the virtual memory address space through memory mapping technology, avoiding traditional file i/o operations, thereby improving data access efficiency. at the same time, it uses multi-threading technology to process multiple frames of images in parallel, significantly increasing the loading speed of tiff files. 2.2.1. memory management strategy to ensure the economy and efficiency of memory usage, this study adheres to a strict principle of data type matching. 101 for example, when processing ifh, we use two uint8_t variables to store byte order (ii or mm), a uint16_t type variable to store the flag bits, and a uint32_t type variable to store the offset to the first ifd. this precise data type matching helps to reduce memory occupation and improve data access speed. referencing the research on c++ efficient memory pools by yan et al. [6] and the research on software memory management methods by zhao et al. [7], this study designs five core classes to store and manage file data: readerfile, readerifd, readerframe, threadargs, and threadpool, as shown in fig.1: fig 1. memory management 1. readerfile class: this is a static class located in the static storage area, responsible for storing the program's exception information, exception flags, system and file byte order, file size, ifd offset, and the pointer array to frame information frames. since frames contain addresses in the heap area, these spaces need to be manually released before the program ends to avoid memory leaks. 2. readerifd class: this class dynamically allocates space in the heap area to store tag, value_type, count information, and the address pointer of value in ifd. after the current ifd data is read, these spaces are released in time to optimize memory usage. 3. readerframe class: uses calloc to allocate space in the heap area according to the number of frames contained in the file, used to store relevant information for each frame, such as image width and height, strip offset, strip count, bit depth, pixel padding order, and image address. this information is crucial for subsequent image processing, and this space is released before releasing frames to ensure efficient memory management. 4. threadargs class: this class is located in the stack area and serves as the parameter object for the thread function, being automatically released as the program runs out, reducing the complexity of memory management. 5. threadpool class: also located in the stack area and automatically managed and released by the program. this object contains a readerfile object pointer tiff, a thread array threads, a thread argument array args, and the maximum number of threads threadsmaxnumber. through the management of the thread pool, it achieves efficient use of multi-threading resources and dynamic memory allocation. through the above memory management strategies, this study not only improves the loading speed of tiff files but also ensures the efficiency of memory use and the stability of the program. the application of these strategies provides a new solution for large-scale image data processing, which has important academic value and practical significance. 2.2.2. memory mapping in this study, we delve into the application of memorymapped file technology in improving the efficiency of processing large tiff files. based on the research by huang et al. [8] on memory-mapped files in caching systems and the research by yang et al. [9] on memory-mapped files in the fast access of large data files, we recognize that memory-mapped technology can effectively reduce data copying, eliminate inter-process communication consumption, and avoid readwrite operation locking, thereby significantly improving cache read performance. fig 2. memory mapping mechanism memory mapping technology allows a process to directly map file content into the virtual memory address space, thus avoiding traditional file i/o operations. this mapping enables file content to be operated through memory access, improving data access efficiency. the mmap library function provided by the ubuntu system can map a file into the process's address space, where a segment of the file's memory address corresponds one-to-one with the disk address, achieving direct interaction between the file and memory. in this study, we designed an optimization strategy aimed at reducing the time consumption in file processing, especially the overhead caused by frequent file pointer movement and thread locking mechanisms. first, by reading the file for the first time, we accurately calculate the total number of ifds (denoted as ifd_count) and determine the starting position of each ifd segment (marked as thread_begin). subsequently, using memory mapping technology, the file is mapped to the memory space, a mapped file is generated, and the ifh part is precisely cut off. the remaining part is copied out into ifd_count equal parts, each corresponding to the processing needs of an ifd segment. this step lays the data foundation for subsequent parallel processing. finally, these units are allocated to a thread pool, where multiple threads execute the next processing tasks in parallel. through the above method, we effectively avoid the time waste caused by the single file pointer repeatedly moving inside the file and also reduce the efficiency loss caused by thread locking mechanisms, thereby significantly improving the overall efficiency and performance of file processing. 2.2.3. thread pool design in this study, aiming to optimize the decoding processing efficiency of large tiff files, we designed a thread pool mechanism to ensure that even in the face of a large number of ifds and large image sizes, efficient processing capabilities can be maintained. the core mechanisms of this design include task privatization strategy, lock-free 102 concurrency control, load balancing allocation, and task stealing algorithm, which are detailed below: 1. task privatization strategy: the task privatization strategy is achieved by creating and maintaining an exclusive task queue for each thread. when the thread pool activates a certain thread object, the thread only retrieves and executes tasks from its exclusive task queue, reducing thread interaction overhead. this strategy helps to reduce lock competition, improve the continuity of thread execution, and thereby enhance the overall parallel processing efficiency. 2. lock-free concurrency control: since each thread focuses on processing tasks in its private task queue without accessing shared resources, the performance loss caused by traditional lock mechanisms' lock and unlock operations. 3. load balancing allocation: to achieve an even distribution of tasks, the thread pool employs an intelligent allocation strategy that uniformly distributes new tasks to the private task queues of individual thread objects. if there are remaining tasks, they are directly assigned to the thread pool queue that initiated the allocation, ensuring that the workload of all threads remains relatively balanced, preventing resource idleness or overload. this load balancing strategy helps optimize resource utilization and improve the system's throughput. 4. task stealing algorithm: to further enhance resource utilization and load balancing, the thread pool introduces a task stealing mechanism. this mechanism maintains a thread index system, allowing threads that have completed their current task queues to access neighboring thread objects (or the thread pool's global task queue). if the neighboring thread's task queue is not empty, it steals half of the tasks to continue execution in its own queue; if the neighboring thread's queue is also empty, it attempts to steal tasks from the thread pool's global task queue; if there are no tasks available in the global queue, the thread enters a suspended state, waiting for new task assignments. this dynamic adjustment of task allocation effectively improves the overall resource utilization rate of the system and reduces thread idle time. 3. methods 3.1. processing flow fig 3. program flowchart in this study, we propose the fasttiff processing flow as depicted in fig. 3, which is designed to efficiently handle large tiff files. this process not only optimizes the file reading and decoding procedures but also significantly enhances overall performance through parallel processing techniques. the following is a detailed description of the fasttiff processing flow: 1. initialization and file reading: the fasttiff processing flow initially accepts the path of a tiff file as a parameter and creates a tiffreaderfile object, denoted as tiffr. it utilizes the stat system call to retrieve the file size and opens the file in read-only binary mode. subsequently, it obtains crucial information such as system byte order, file byte order, file flag bits, and the offset of the first ifd, storing this information within the 103 tiffr object. concurrently, it sets the offset for the first frame and returns the tiffr object, providing a foundational data structure for subsequent processing. 2. frame information acquisition and task distribution: by reading the entire file for the first time, we ascertain the number of frames and their respective starting positions within the file. this information is encapsulated as tasks and passed to the thread pool. the thread pool assigns memory-mapped file segments to each thread object and evenly distributes tasks across the task queues of each thread, ensuring all threads operate in parallel, thus fully leveraging the computational resources of multi-core processors. 3. sub-thread processing: each sub-thread creates a readerframe object, referred to as currentframe, for storing the current frame data. the sub-thread retrieves the number of des (directory entries) and iteratively calls relevant functions to obtain all de data within the current ifd, storing it in a tiffreader_ifd object and returning a pointer. after transferring the data from this object to currentframe and releasing it to minimize memory usage, it allocates width*height* bitspersample/ 8 bytes of space for currentframe->image to store the image data. finally, it places the address of currentframe in tiffr->frames, completing the processing of a single frame. 4. task stealing and thread synchronization: when a thread is idle, it attempts to acquire new tasks from the task queue of the neighboring indexed thread or the thread pool's global task queue. this task stealing mechanism aids in dynamically adjusting task distribution and improving resource utilization. all threads enter a suspended state after completing their assigned tasks; when all threads are suspended, it indicates that the file loading is complete. at this point, the tiffreaderfile object containing all vital data from the tiff file is returned as shown in fig. 4. fig 4. program return object 3.2. experimental testing in this study, to comprehensively evaluate the performance of the fasttiff method, especially in resource-constrained computational environments, we selected the ubuntu 22.04 operating system as our testing platform. ubuntu 22.04 is one of the widely used ubuntu distributions, and its stability and popularity make it an ideal experimental environment. regarding hardware configuration, we chose the intel core i7-7700 processor, a four-core, eight-thread cpu released in 2017. although its performance is somewhat lacking compared to current mainstream cpus, it still represents the actual hardware level of a portion of users. additionally, the system is equipped with 16gb of memory, providing ample running space for the tests. by conducting tests on this configuration, we aim to verify that the fasttiff method can exert its advantages even on computers with lower performance. 3.2.1. test cases to further verify the effectiveness of the fasttiff method, we used four representative tiff files as test data. these data were sourced from the landsat satellite data of the united states geological survey (usgs). the landsat data are widely recognized in the academic community for their extensive applications and scientific value. therefore, testing with these data ensures the reliability and practical value of the results. by applying the fasttiff method to this specific dataset, we can accurately assess its performance in processing large-scale tiff files. the file information is shown in table 1. 104 table 1. test case file name merged_output1.tif merged_output2.tif merged_output3.tif merged_output4.tif file size 164.6mb 588.4mb 1.6g 2.9g frames count 7 10 10 50 max frame size 7791*7921 7611*7731 12000*13400 7611*7731 3.2.2. test results the testfile.tif was decoded and loaded 15 times using fasttiff, libtiff, and tinytiff, respectively, with the time taken for each trial recorded and the average duration calculated, as shown in table 2: table 2. test results merged_output1.tif merged_output2.tif merged_output3.tif merged_output4.tif function libtiff tinytiff fasttiff libtiff tinytiff fasttiff libtiff tinytiff fasttiff libtiff tinytiff fasttiff 1 71.427992 86.484534 75.930764 1516.797959 297.225525 95.851077 3867.833763 733.534524 271.097573 8480.676632 1355.654654 437.949213 2 69.71493 87.057204 69.978454 1489.936576 277.948646 96.663622 4026.708479 751.510659 263.393038 8080.375172 1362.12467 444.738988 3 73.55045 88.849141 77.454358 1489.186708 284.108342 108.789711 3865.144893 750.533697 264.588787 8367.506832 1361.066773 474.065056 4 71.649546 80.028899 77.6065 1492.154162 283.664793 94.202312 3837.911635 756.577176 244.971734 8080.782126 1348.135549 440.745061 5 69.680839 89.360645 76.06686 1491.587076 282.241813 102.006733 3921.796196 742.059363 259.419358 8065.462331 1516.075147 476.049998 6 71.188122 89.604142 75.804589 1495.273456 279.458518 97.197847 3942.858153 731.481288 258.028762 8233.438695 1362.284791 431.531202 7 71.608716 89.162744 76.971536 1470.086666 295.542409 97.866864 3888.955185 740.994094 256.686574 8143.007721 1348.734396 440.747216 8 79.154032 86.807607 75.083205 1515.044871 279.29352 100.893773 3904.555386 741.121162 247.812735 8328.422572 1336.058145 445.922861 9 71.473566 81.997844 74.445413 1506.266322 280.756057 101.243595 3885.772009 744.956373 253.641809 8462.439908 1332.158971 441.396248 10 70.135992 83.048198 71.308936 1525.086273 279.32101 133.5219 3837.026788 747.307745 249.867855 8460.447178 1380.768892 440.381709 11 75.736406 86.409789 77.753852 1495.706036 281.328409 92.800082 3843.845875 735.071653 248.611785 8641.435052 1375.198203 442.560894 12 70.099869 86.073803 93.126837 1517.774613 281.410532 98.220131 3890.269388 734.969199 254.354904 8581.607446 1371.624022 442.298068 13 74.204272 86.557452 81.493564 1511.956359 281.162693 101.639146 3874.647159 743.319802 253.446573 8427.734432 1366.595987 436.304606 14 69.037467 81.916632 76.971893 1538.916813 280.461158 107.812369 3870.314311 733.341159 259.921933 8517.761229 1358.654797 431.82303 15 69.956529 80.003144 76.911638 1483.693836 282.037258 95.409625 3953.996027 742.737582 250.607999 8512.726083 1362.493924 443.427745 mean 71.9079152 85.5574519 77.1272266 1502.63118 283.064046 101.607919 3894.10902 741.967698 255.763428 8358.92156 1369.17526 444.662793 18.98%â 7.26%â 81.16%á 93.24%á 80.95%á 93.43%á 83.62%á 94.68%á the results demonstrate that fasttiff exhibits significant performance advantages in processing large-scale tiff files. specifically, for the file merged_output1.tif (164.6 mb, 7 frames, with the largest frame size of 7791×7921), tinytiff showed an 18.98% decrease in read speed compared to libtiff, while fasttiff only decreased by 7.26%. this indicates the robustness of fasttiff in handling smaller-scale files. for the file merged_output2.tif (588.4 mb, 10 frames, with the largest frame size of 7611×7731), tinytiff achieved an 81.16% increase in read speed compared to libtiff, whereas fasttiff achieved a higher increase of 93.24%. this result highlights fasttiff's superior efficiency in processing medium-scale files. furthermore, for the files merged_output3.tif (1.6 gb, 10 frames, with the largest frame size of 12000×13400) and merged_output4.tif (2.9 gb, 50 frames, with the largest frame size of 7611×7731), fasttiff achieved read speed increases of 93.43% and 94.68% compared to libtiff, respectively, while tinytiff's increases were 80.95% and 83.62%. these findings suggest that as the file size increases, fasttiff's performance advantage becomes more pronounced. 4. conclusion in this study, we proposed fasttiff, a rapid loading method for large tiff files, aiming to enhance the decoding efficiency of tiff files through memory-mapped technology and multi-threaded parallel processing. analysis of the test results leads us to the following conclusions: 1. performance improvement verification: fasttiff consistently outperforms libtiff and tinytiff in processing tiff files of varying scales, particularly in handling large-scale files. its significant performance improvements provide a new technical approach for the field of tiff file processing and lay a solid foundation for future optimization and applications. 2. feasibility of the method: the design of fasttiff incorporates key technologies such as memory optimization management, lock-free concurrent control, load balancing distribution, and task stealing algorithms. the combination of these technologies enables fasttiff to effectively reduce inter-thread overhead, avoid lock contention, achieve load balancing, and dynamically adjust task allocation. the integration and optimization of these technologies are key factors in the performance enhancement of fasttiff. 3. considerations for stability and universality: although the test results are encouraging, we recognize that the singularity of the testing environment may limit the universality of the results. therefore, fasttiff requires further testing for stability and performance under various scenarios and environments, including different operating systems, hardware configurations, file sizes, complexities, and levels of concurrency. through these tests, we can more comprehensively assess the performance of fasttiff and verify its stability and reliability in practical applications. 4. future work: building on the current research, future work will focus on further optimization and expansion of fasttiff. this may include improvements in the management 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mitigate this issue, but stop short of a systematic solution that spans cross-scale representation and ranking consistency. meanwhile, the yolo family has advanced with decoupled heads, dynamic label assignment, and even nms-free training, creating an opportunity to unify head structure, quality learning, and ranking constraints. we propose yolo-alignrank, which integrates two complementary innovations. first, the csd-head (cross-scale sparse deformable head) augments a yolo decoupled head with cross-scale sparse deformable sampling and a bidirectional cross-scale dynamic fusion (bcdm) module. a small set of learnable offsets samples key points from adjacent pyramid levels, inheriting the spatial adaptivity of dcnv2 and the sparse-attention spirit of deformable detr while preserving convolutional efficiency. bcdm then performs gated top-down and bottom-up feature fusion via lightweight dynamic convolution, achieving real-time multi-scale integration akin to pan/bifpn. second, the rcq-loss (rank-consistent quality loss) extends quality-aware classification with intra-set list alignment and pairwise ranking regularization. for each ground-truth object g with candidate set s , rcq-loss aligns the distribution of classification scores with normalized localization qualities (proportional to iou) within s and enforces matching order. concretely, a soft distribution-alignment term (softmax cross-entropy over s ) and a pairwise hinge term ensure that high-iou candidates receive higher scores than low-iou ones, enforcing consistency in both score distribution and sorted order. together, these components align confidence with iou across scales and candidate sets, reduce preand post-nms mis-ranking, and improve multi-scale detection accuracy while retaining yolo-level real-time efficiency and end-to-end simplicity in practical deployments. keywords: object detection; deformable convolution; multi-scale fusion; quality-aware classification; nms-free. 1. introduction 1.1. background and problem definition single-stage detectors (e.g. the yolo family) [1]-[4] are prized for being end-to-end and low-latency, and have become mainstream in industrial vision systems. the yolo series in particular has continuously improved the trade-off between accuracy and speed through innovations such as decoupling the classification and regression heads, employing dynamic label assignment like simota, and even adopting nms-free training in the latest versions. despite these advances, a core challenge remains unresolved: detection ranking is traditionally driven by classification confidence alone, while classification probability and localization precision are independent. this misalignment causes highiou detections to sometimes receive lower scores (and be pruned) and allows some poorly localized boxes with high scores to persist after nms, leading to false suppression or retention of results. in essence, the ordering by classification score does not necessarily reflect localization quality, which undermines final performance. to address this, researchers have proposed making classification scores more quality-aware. for example, generalized focal loss (gfl) merges localization quality estimation into the class prediction (using iou as a soft label) and employs a distribution focal loss (dfl) to model the uncertainty in regression. varifocalnet (vfnet) directly learns an iou-aware classification score (iacs) for each prediction and uses varifocal loss to emphasize high-quality positive samples. these techniques improve the correlation between classification scores and iou, and losses like diou/ciou further reinforce geometric consistency during box regression[9]. however, the ranking consistency within a set of candidates is still not explicitly enforced-that is, even if scores and ious are better correlated overall, there is usually no guarantee that, for a given object, the candidates with higher iou are always ranked higher by the model's scores. moreover, the limitation of cross-scale feature representation can also affect ranking: if the detector's head cannot robustly aggregate features across scales, it may not accurately evaluate the localization quality of candidates, especially for small or highly deformed objects. another line of work has focused on sample assignment and ranking strategy. atss showed that the difference between anchor-based and anchor-free detectors mainly lies in how positive/negative samples are defined; it used an adaptive iou threshold to select positives, improving stability across scales [10]. yolox later introduced simota, formulating assignment as a cost matrix problem with dynamic top-k selection, which unifies the assignment process with hard example mining and significantly improves convergence and accuracy. these strategies ensure more reasonable training targets. however, even with a welldesigned assignment, if the head architecture fails to robustly combine geometric and contextual cues across pyramid levels, or if the loss function does not explicitly enforce that the scoring aligns with localization quality, the initial 29 misalignment issue will persist. in fact, the errors from score– quality mismatch can be amplified during nms or even in nms-free decoding[11]–for instance, a detector might still output a lower-iou prediction simply because its classification score is higher than a better-localized alternative. figure 1 shows the top portion illustrates the proposed csd-head operating on pyramid features p to p . for each spatial position, a sparse deformable sampler obtains a small number k of offset sampling points from the neighboring pyramid levels p , p , p , capturing object deformations and context (green points denote high-iou regions and red points low-iou). these samples feed into the fusion stage where the bcdm module performs gated bidirectional fusion: lightweight gating and dynamic convolution are applied in both the top-down and bottom-up paths (the thickness of arrows indicates the strength of information flow). this yields enhanced features for the classification and regression branches. the bottom portion illustrates the training-time rcq-loss for one ground-truth object: all predictions associated with this object form a candidate set (indicated by the gray dashed oval). within this set, rcq-loss applies three combined constraints–quality-aware calibration (pointwise bce), list-wise alignment (softmax cross-entropy across the set), and pairwise ranking consistency (hinge loss)–to ensure the distribution and order of the classification scores align with the iou-based quality of predictions. in other words, candidates with higher iou (better localization, shown in green) are assigned higher classification scores than those with lower iou (shown in red). this design strengthens crossscale feature alignment at the architectural level and guarantees ranking consistency at the output level, as shown in the figure. fig 1. csd-head and rcq-loss overall structure 1.2. related work and gap quality-aware classification: a number of methods aim to couple classification confidence with localization accuracy. quality focal loss(gfl) uses iou values as soft labels for classification and introduces dfl to model uncertainty in bounded box regression. vfnet proposes to predict an integrated iou-aware classification score, unifying the objectives of detection and ranking, and employs varifocal loss which asymmetrically boosts high-iou positive samples. in parallel, improved regression losses like diou/ciou penalize aspect ratio and center-distance discrepancies in addition to overlap, yielding better geometric alignment between predictions and ground truth[12]. each of these techniques enhances either the score–quality coupling or the localization accuracy. however, within each candidate set, the consistency of score ordering with iou is seldom explicitly enforced. in other words, two predictions of the same object might still be mis-ordered by confidence score even if one fits the object markedly better, because the training objectives do not directly penalize such intra-set ranking errors. cross-scale representation: feature pyramid networks (fpn) and their extensions are key to multi-scale feature aggregation. fpn introduced a top-down pathway and lateral connections to merge semantic information into highresolution feature maps[13]. panet added a bottom-up path to further propagate low-level details upward for instance segmentation tasks[14]. bifpn, as used in efficientdet, improved on these by introducing learnable weighted fusion in a bidirectional pyramid, achieving higher efficiency and better feature reuse[15]. on the other hand, deformable convolution and attention mechanisms provide spatial adaptivity. dcnv2 added learnable offsets and modulation to standard convolutions, enabling sparse, adaptive sampling that greatly improves handling of object scale variation and deformation. deformable detr[5][6] applied a similar idea in the context of transformers, focusing attention to a small set of key features across scales instead of dense global attention, which accelerated convergence and improved detection of small objects. these innovations have each shown significant improvements in feature fusion or spatial modeling across scales. however, applying sparse deformable sampling directly within a yolo detector's head for cross-scale feature fusion–and doing so under real-time constraints –has not been systematically explored. we lack a design that brings together the efficiency of the convolutional paradigm with the adaptivity of deformable sampling in the context of yolo's high-throughput detection pipeline. ranking-based losses: some recent works address the misalignment problem from a ranking perspective. for 30 example, pisa reweights training samples so that proposals with higher iou (so-called “prime samples”) receive greater attention during training, thereby indirectly improving the correlation between classification scores and localization quality[16]. more explicitly, average precision (ap) loss and alrp loss formulate the training objective to approximate the ap metric, encouraging the network to rank positive instances above negatives in terms of confidence. the rank & sort (rs) loss goes a step further: it not only enforces that positive samples score higher than negatives, but also imposes an ordering among positive samples according to their ious. these ranking losses have shown performance gains by directly optimizing for the detection ranking criteria. however, they have not been unified with quality-aware classification or nms-free inference paradigms. for instance, integrating alrp or rs loss with the one-to-one assignment and end-to-end elimination of nms (as in yolov10) is nontrivial, and these losses can conflict with or duplicate the effects of quality-prediction branches. in summary, prior ranking-based approaches focus on relative ordering but do not inherently ensure that the model's output scores can serve both ranking and thresholding roles seamlessly in an end-toend trained detector. 1.3. our method and contributions to bridge the aforementioned gaps on both the architecture side and the objective side, we propose yolo-alignrank, which integrates solutions at both ends. csd-head: we introduce a cross-scale sparse deformable head that incorporates cross-scale deformable sampling and bidirectional cross-scale dynamic fusion (bcdm) into the yolo decoupled head. this design significantly improves geometric alignment and context aggregation across feature scales with virtually no increase in inference latency. the csd-head is compatible with existing pan/bifpn[7][8] neck topologies, preserving yolo's characteristic high throughput. rcq-loss: we formulate a rank-consistent quality loss that, for each object's candidate set s , uses a softmax-based list alignment to match the distribution of predicted scores s to the iou-derived quality scores q , and a pairwise hinge loss to enforce the correct order for every pair of candidates. this is combined with a standard quality-aware bce classification loss for individual predictions, aligning score with quality at both distribution level and instance level. by addressing the misalignment on both a soft distributional and hard ranking level, rcq-loss rectifies the score–quality mismatch more thoroughly than previous approaches. synergy with modern yolo framework: our method is designed to plug and play with contemporary yolo training frameworks. it can be combined with advanced label assignment strategies like simota (as in yolox) or atss, it complements the training-time augmentations and techniques introduced in yolov9, and it aligns with yolov10's consistent dual assignments for nms-free training. this compatibility facilitates true end-to-end ranking and selection in one-stage detectors without additional postprocessing. 1.4. design intuition and properties cross-scale robustness: by enabling each prediction head cell to sample a sparse set of pertinent features from adjacent scales, the csd-head reduces the sensitivity of the detector to object deformation and scale variation. unlike a fixed-grid receptive field, the deformable sampling can adapt to an object's shape, improving small object detection and aligning features to object boundaries. the bidirectional fusion then ensures information flows both downward (enriching lower-level features with semantics) and upward (reinforcing higher-level features with spatial detail), similar in spirit to panet and bifpn. importantly, this is achieved with lightweight gating and dynamic convolutions that add minimal computation, so the overall mac/parameter distribution of the model remains nearly unchanged. the result is a more robust multi-scale representation without sacrificing real-time performance. ranking consistency: the rcq-loss imposes both listwise and pairwise constraints so that the classification score alone becomes a reliable indicator for both ranking and selecting detections. this is particularly beneficial for nmsfree detection pipelines, where the model must decide which predictions to keep without an external iou-based suppression step. by training the model to sort predictions by iou inherently, rcq-loss reduces the need for a separate iou prediction head or complex post-processing to filter lowquality boxes. in other words, the model learns to internally score high-iou detections higher and low-quality detections lower, simplifying the end-to-end detection procedure. efficiency and deployment: the csd-head is implemented by adding only a small number of deformable sampling offsets and a few dynamic convolution layers to the head, which are highly optimized operations on modern hardware. the rcq-loss introduces a softmax computation over each object's candidates and a limited number of pairwise comparisons-operations that are efficient and scale with the number of positives in a training batch. therefore, our approach keeps training memory and time overhead low, and it does not affect inference throughput (since rcq-loss is only applied during training). this makes yoloalignrank practical for deployment, as it preserves the realtime capabilities of yolo detectors while significantly improving their ranking accuracy. 2. methodology 2.1. framework overview our proposed yolo-alignrank introduces two key innovations-one architectural and one loss function-that work in tandem: (1) csd-head: this is a structural innovation inserted between the neck and head of yolo. it performs sparse deformable sampling across adjacent scales combined with a bidirectional cross-scale dynamic fusion (bcdm), followed by separate dynamic convolutional branches for classification and regression. the design enriches fine-grained and smallobject features with minimal latency increase. (2) rcq-loss: this is a novel loss function that builds on quality-aware classification. it applies a listwise distribution alignment and a pairwise ranking consistency constraint among all positive samples of the same ground truth, enforcing the classification scores to be monotonically consistent with localization quality (iou). as a result, it stabilizes candidate ranking and benefits both nms-based and nms-free inference (as illustrated in fig. 1). importantly, the overall training pipeline remains fully compatible with label assignment strategies from yolox (which uses simota) and yolov10 (which introduces an nms-free consistent dual assignment). the method can be 31 directly reproduced on standard datasets like coco without special adjustments. 2.2. csd-head: cross-scale sparse deformable head 2.2.1. motivation multi-scale feature fusion structures such as fpn, panet, and bifpn help improve object detection by combining semantic and localization cues from different resolutions. however, they still struggle with scenarios involving significant deformations, occlusions, or very small objects. in contrast, deformable convolution and deformable selfattention focus on a small set of adaptively learned sampling points to efficiently capture critical context, and have proven especially effective for small object detection and geometric alignment. drawing inspiration from these observations, we confine the deformable idea to adjacent pyramid scales and integrate lightweight dynamic fusion and dynamic convolution. this local cross-scale approach enhances feature representation with almost no added flops or latency. 2.2.2. cross-scale sparse deformable sampling let the set of pyramid feature levels be ℒ 𝑙 . for any spatial location 𝐩 at level 𝑙 , we only sample from its neighboring scales 𝑙 1,  𝑙,  𝑙 1 . denote by 𝐾 the number of sampling points per location and δ𝐩 → the learnable offset sampling from level 𝑙′ into location 𝐩 . we aggregate features across scales as: 𝐲 𝐩 ∑ ∈ ,  ,  ∑ 𝑤 → ⋅ 𝐱 ! 𝐩 δ𝐩 → (1) where both the offsets δ𝐩 and the weights 𝑤 are predicted by a shallow convolution. compared to global multi-scale attention, this localized sparse sampling greatly reduces computation while preserving crucial geometric alignment capability. conceptually, it follows the same sparse sampling principle as dcnv2[17] and deformable detr, but constrained to a 3-level pyramid neighborhood for efficiency. 2.2.3. bidirectional cross-scale dynamic fusion (bcdm) after obtaining the aggregated feature 𝐲 for each level 𝑙, we apply a lightweight bidirectional fusion across scales: 𝐲 𝑔↓ ⊙ ϕ↓! 𝑈𝑝 𝐲 𝑔↑ ⊙ ϕ↑! 𝐷𝑜𝑤𝑛 𝐲 𝑔∘ ⊙ ϕ∘! 𝐲 (2) where 𝑔 ⋅ ∈ 0,1 are learnable gating factors, ϕ ⋅ represents a 1 1 reduction or expansion followed by a 3 3 depthwise convolution, and up/down are simple upsampling or downsampling operators. in essence, each level 𝑙 dynamically fuses information from the level above (l+1), the level below (l-1), and its own features, with learned gates controlling the flow from each source. this structure is analogous to the bottom-up pathway of panet and the weighted bidirectional fusion of bifpn, but is implemented with much “thinner” layers (depthwise or small-channel convs and gating), making it more deployment-friendly for real-time systems. 2.2.4. quality-prior guided dynamic convolution branches both the classification and regression heads in csd-head use dynamic convolution kernels that are generated based on a quality prior. specifically, for each scale 𝑙 , we derive a quality prior vector 𝐪 . for example, this could be obtained from an iou-prediction branch or simply a global pooling + mlp on the feature map-which summarizes the overall quality of predictions at that level. this vector 𝐪 then modulates the convolution kernels by producing a set of combination coefficients 𝛼 𝐪 . these coefficients linearly blend $m$ base kernels 𝑊 into a single kernel: 𝑊 / 𝐪 ∑ 𝛼 𝐪  𝑊 / , ∑ 𝛼 1, 𝛼 0 (3) during inference, the combined kernel can be folded into one static convolution, incurring no extra computation. the regression branch still outputs a distribution over discretized bins. using dynamic kernels in this way allows the network to adapt its filters based on scale or texture-effectively amplifying features for hard examples or highly deformed objects. this idea is inspired by conditional convolution techniques such as condconv[18], which demonstrate that a small set of adaptable kernels can significantly improve representation power without large overhead. 2.2.5. complexity and implementation when implemented on three feature levels (e.g. p3/p4/p5), the cross-scale sparse sampling introduces only 𝒪 𝐾 additional sampling points per location, which is negligible. the bcdm fusion uses depthwise or small-channel convolutions and gating, and the dynamic conv branches work well with a small number of base kernels. for a typical 640×640 input and a yolo-l backbone, we empirically find that the total flops increase is kept below 5%, and the endto-end latency remains almost unchanged. moreover, the entire design is implemented to be fully compatible with existing pan/bifpn code. one can plug in the csd-head without altering the backbone or anchor settings, simplifying integration into existing yolo frameworks. 2.3. rcq-loss: rank-consistent quality learning 2.3.1. positive sample set and quality definition we adopt either simota (by default) or atss(optional) to select a set of positive samples 𝑆 for each ground-truth object 𝑔 . for each positive sample 𝑖 ∈ 𝑆 , we define a continuous quality score: 𝑞 𝐼𝑜𝑈 ⋅ 𝑐𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑛𝑒𝑠𝑠 ∈ 0,1 (4) where 𝛼 and 𝛽 are gentle exponents (if a centerness term is not explicitly modeled by the detector, we set 𝛽 0 so that 𝑞 𝐼𝑜𝑈 ). this quality metric serves as a soft target for classification training-we use it as the supervisory signal for the classification branch (while detached from the regression branch)-and it will also be used in the listwise and pairwise ranking constraints described next. the idea of using an ioubased quality score for classification aligns with recent advances in dense object detectors. 2.3.2. combined loss with three components our rcq-loss consists of three parts that work together: (1) quality-aware calibration (pointwise): we first ensure that the classification score of each positive sample reflects its localization quality. we apply a binary crossentropy loss with a focal weighting term on the classification logit 𝑠 , using the quality 𝑞 (optionally raised to a power 𝛼 ) as the target probability. this can be written as: ℒ ∑ ∑ 𝑤∈ ⋅ 𝐵𝐶𝐸 𝜎 𝑠 ,  𝑞 (5) where 𝜎 𝑠 is the sigmoid of the logit and 𝑤 is a modulating weight (as in focal loss). this formulation is 32 similar to the iou-aware classification used in gfl and vfnet, ensuring that the magnitude of classification scores is calibrated to indicate the localization quality. essentially, higher iou (and better centerness) should push the classification score closer to 1. (2) listwise distribution alignment (global): beyond individual calibration, we want the distribution of scores for the positives of each ground truth to match the distribution of their quality scores. for a given ground truth 𝑔, let 𝐬 𝑠 : 𝑖 ∈ 𝑆 be the set of classification logits and 𝐪 𝑞 : 𝑖 ∈ 𝑆 the corresponding qualities. we apply a softmax with temperature t to each set, obtaining probability distributions over the samples: 𝐩 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝐬/𝑇 and 𝐩 𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑚𝑎𝑥 𝐪/𝑇 . we then minimize the divergence between these two distributions. in practice, we use a kldivergence or cross-entropy: ℒ 𝐷 𝐩 ||𝐩 (6) which encourages the shape of the score distribution to mirror the shape of the quality distribution for each object. intuitively, this means that if a particular positive sample has significantly higher iou/quality than the others for the same object, the model is pushed to assign it a significantly higher classification probability as well. this improves the overall ranking of candidates associated with each object. (3) pairwise ranking consistency (local): finally, we introduce a pairwise ranking term to enforce consistent ordering of scores for any two positive samples of the same object. define the set of sample pairs 𝒫 𝑖, 𝑗 ∣ 𝑞 𝑞 𝜀 for a ground truth 𝑔, i.e. all pairs where sample 𝑖 has a quality higher than sample 𝑗 by at least a margin 𝜀. for each such pair, we impose a hinge loss that insists 𝑖's score should exceed 𝑗's by a margin 𝑚: ℒ |𝒫 | ∑ 𝑤, ∈𝒫 max 0, 𝑚 𝜎 𝑠 𝜎 𝑠 (7) where 𝑤 is a weight proportional to 𝑞 𝑞 , which down-weights pairs with very similar qualities (making the loss focus on pairs that truly differ in iou). by enforcing this, if sample i has a clearly better iou than j, the model learns to give 𝑖 a higher score by a clear margin. this component shares the spirit of the rank & sort loss paradigm in rankingbased learning, but we restrict it to the local set of positives for each single ground truth. this localized approach avoids the instability and extra complexity that can arise from applying ranking losses globally across all detections. (4) total objective: the overall rcq classification loss is a weighted sum of the above three parts: ℒ 𝜆  ℒ𝒸𝒶ℓ 𝜆ℓ𝒾𝓈𝓉 ℒℓ𝒾𝓈𝓉 𝜆𝓇𝒶𝓃𝓀 ℒ (8) where 𝜆 , 𝜆 , 𝜆 control the balance among the terms. during inference, no additional branches or postprocessing are needed for this loss-we simply use the regular classification scores for ranking detections. the rcq-loss is naturally compatible with nms-free training and inference. in fact, using only a single score that truly reflects localization quality can facilitate methods like the consistent dual assignment strategy of yolov10 for nms-free detection . 2.3.3. regression branch and geometric loss for the regression branch, we follow the distribution focal loss (dfl) approach to encode each bounding box coordinate as a discrete distribution (over quantized bins) and predict the distribution, which effectively models the uncertainty of the boundary. the regression is optimized with a combination of a dfl loss and an iou-based loss: ℒ ℒ ℒℐℴ𝒰 , 𝓌𝒽ℯ𝓇ℯ ℒℐℴ𝒰 ∈ 𝐷 , 𝐶 ,  𝑆 (9) the dfl component provides a robust learning signal by treating box localization as a distribution prediction problem, which is known to capture boundary uncertainty effectively. the iou-based term ℒ can be any member of the iou loss family-in our case we consider distance-iou (diou) or complete-iou (ciou), or the recently proposed siou (scalesensitive iou) loss. diou and ciou extend the basic iou loss by incorporating not only the overlap area but also the distance between box centers (and aspect ratio for ciou), enforcing better geometric alignment between predictions and targets. meanwhile, siou further introduces an anglebased penalty term that accounts for the direction of the error, which helps to accelerate convergence during training by guiding the predicted box more directly toward the target. these geometric losses complement the rcq classification loss, ensuring that improved ranking confidence is paired with precise localization. 3. experiments 3.1. datasets and evaluation protocol we evaluate all methods on the ms coco 2017 dataset using the standard splits: train2017 (118k images), val2017 (5k), and test2017 (20k). the primary metric is the mean average precision (ap) at iou thresholds 0.50:0.95. we also report the ap at iou=0.50 (ap50) and iou=0.75 (ap75), as well as ap for small, medium, and large objects (𝐴𝑃 , 𝐴𝑃 , 𝐴𝑃 ). all evaluations use a fixed input resolution of 640×640 pixels. unless otherwise specified, we present results on the val2017 set to ensure consistency with published baselines. 3.2. implementation details we adopt yolov8-s (small model) as our unified baseline. this model achieves 44.9% ap on coco val2017 with 11.2m parameters and 28.6 gflops. we strictly follow the official ultralytics training and inference pipeline for yolov8-s, including the anchor-free detection head, cspbased backbone/neck, and default data augmentation and evaluation settings. we use the same data augmentation strategies as ultralytics yolov8. following common practice, we progressively disable the strongest augmentations in the final training epochs to stabilize convergence aside from our proposed csd-head and rcq-loss, all other training hyperparameters remain identical to the yolov8 default to ensure a fair comparison. we integrate our modules in a plug-and-play manner. the csd-head directly replaces the original yolov8-s detection head as a drop-in module, without altering the backbone or neck. the rcq-loss augments the loss function with a task-aligned quality and ranking consistency term, which re-weights the regression and classification (objectness) losses in line with our label assignment strategy. these additions are designed to be compatible with yolov8's original training pipeline and assignment mechanisms. 3.3. compared methods and setup for a comprehensive comparison, we consider five external methods and use their official coco results at 640 resolution: yolov9-s: an improved yolo variant that proposes programmable gradient information (pgi) and a new 33 gelan architecture to enhance training effectiveness. yolov9-s focuses on retaining information through an auxiliary reversible branch, achieving higher ap with no added inference cost. yolov10-s: a recent real-time detector that introduces consistent dual assignments for labels, enabling nms-free training/inference. this model is optimized for a better accuracy–latency trade-off through an efficiency-driven redesign of yolo components. table 1. comparison with state-of-the-art on coco val2017 (640×640) method(scale) ap params(m) flops(g) latency/throughput yolov8-s(baseline) 44.9 11.2 28.6 12.0ms/img yolov9-s 46.8 7.1 26.4 2.49ms/img yolov10-s 46.3 7.2 21.6 ours:yolov8-s+csd-head+rcq-loss 46.9 11.5 30 1.25ms/img 3.4. main results on coco as shown in table 1, the official yolov8-s baseline achieves 44.9 ap on coco val2017. our enhanced model (yolov8-s + csd-head + rcq-loss) yields an ap of 46.9, which is an approximate improvement of +2.0 points over the baseline. this result is on par with or better than recent yolo variants. for instance, yolov10-s and yolov9-s report 46.3 and 46.8 ap, respectively. overall, our method attains accuracy in the same range as these state-of-the-art lightweight detectors while maintaining a similar model complexity as yolov8-s. we emphasize that ap is used as the primary metric for fairness, given that the reported latency numbers come from different hardware and software setups. the latency figures in table 1 should be interpreted qualitatively rather than as exact comparisons. (in future work, we will evaluate all methods under the same conditions to report unified throughput in ms/img for a truly fair comparison.) 3.5. ablation studies on yolov8-s we conduct ablation experiments on the yolov8-s baseline to isolate the contributions of the csd-head and rcq-loss. starting from the baseline, we add each component individually and then together, using the same training and evaluation protocol. table 2 presents the step-bystep results. the baseline ap is 44.9. incorporating the csdhead alone raises the ap to about 45.8, and using rcq-loss alone yields around 45.4 ap. finally, applying both csdhead and rcq-loss together achieves approximately 46.7 ap, indicating that the two components are complementary and their benefits largely add up. we anticipate a combined gain of roughly 1.8–2.0 ap over the baseline with both modules enabled. for completeness, we list the model size and compute cost for each ablation: adding the csd-head introduces a slight increase in parameters and flops (due to the more complex head), whereas the rcq-loss does not affect model size or inference cost. all other settings remain unchanged, ensuring the performance gains stem from the proposed modules. in future work, we will run each experiment multiple times and report the mean and standard deviation of ap to account for variance. we also plan to evaluate error patterns using the tide toolbox and assess confidence calibration with metrics like expected calibration error (ece). these analyses will provide deeper insight into where our improvements come from, but are left for a follow-up once all results are obtained. table 2. ablation results on yolov8-s (val2017, 640×640) method(scale) ap params(m) flops(g) yolov8-s(baseline) 44.9 11.2 28.6 +csd-head 45.8 11.5 30 +rcq-loss 45.6 +csd-head+rcq-loss 46.7 11.5 30 as shown in table 2, the ablation results confirm that both components independently improve performance, and their combination yields the highest gain. in particular, csd-head (which introduces cross-scale feature selection in the detection head) provides a notable boost in ap, likely by better handling objects of different scales. rcq-loss (which emphasizes rank-consistent quality in regression and classification) also improves ap, suggesting it makes the model's confidence scores more aligned with localization quality. when combined, we observe the largest ap increase, demonstrating that csd-head and rcq-loss address different aspects of the detection task and can be used together for cumulative effect. we will further verify these findings with more extensive experiments and analyses in future work. 4. conclusion this paper presented yolo-alignrank, a unified approach to the long standing misalignment between classification confidence and localization quality in one-stage detectors. architecturally, the cross-scale sparse deformable head (csd-head) performs adjacent level deformable sampling and then fuses features via a lightweight bidirectional cross scale dynamic module (bcdm), strengthening multi scale representation with negligible latency overhead. on the objective side, the rank-consistent quality loss (rcq-loss) couples quality aware calibration with list-wise distribution alignment and pairwise ranking constraints so that scores become faithful, rank‑consistent surrogates for iou. the method is plug-and-play within modern yolo training and aligns naturally with nms-free pipelines. on ms coco val2017 at 640×640 with yolov8-s, yolo-alignrank lifts ap from 44.9 to 46.9. ablations show complementary contributions—csd-head alone at ≈45.8 ap and rcq-loss alone at ≈45.4 ap—with the combined model 34 reaching ≈46.7–46.9 ap, while the end-to-end flops increase remains below 5% and inference throughput is essentially unchanged. by jointly aligning cross-scale features and enforcing intraobject ranking consistency, the detector produces more reliable single score outputs for both nms-based and nmsfree decoding, 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[18] b. yang, g. bender, q. v. le, and j. ngiam, “condconv: conditionally parameterized convolutions for efficient inference,” in advances in neural information processing systems (neurips), vol. 32, 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 65 reliability evaluation of nonlinear degraded equipment based on wiener process dong liu, peng xin, xiaoqiang wen school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china abstract: in unstable environments, many devices exhibit non-linear degradation characteristics, and their degradation rate will also change accordingly. in order to consider the degradation differences between individuals, we introduce a method for evaluating equipment reliability in the context of nonlinear degradation, leveraging the wiener process. this technique utilizes the wiener process to depict equipment degradation and employs a time scale model to linearize nonlinear data. at the same time, the drift coefficients of the wiener process were randomized to propose a reliability model that considers individual differences. the unknown parameters in the model were determined by using two-stage maximum likelihood estimation, and the correctness and superiority of this method were verified through examples. keywords: reliability assessment; wiener process; nonlinear data; individual variation. 1. introduction with the popularization and large-scale application of modern industrial equipment, the precision of equipment is getting higher and higher. these devices integrate complexity and intelligence, and may fail during equipment operation, leading to serious accidents. in 2005, a serious explosion accident occurred in the biphenyl unit of jilin petrochemical company, which was caused by the blockage of the nitration unit p-102 tower in the aniline unit, resulting in huge economic losses [1]. a large number of practical engineering practices have shown that reliability assessment technology can provide theoretical basis for health management activities such as product maintenance decisions and optimization of spare parts inventory. therefore, it is necessary to carry out early maintenance management of equipment [2]. therefore, the reliability evaluation of equipment has become crucial. however, in practical work, many devices operate in unstable environments, and their degradation rates also exhibit nonlinear characteristics. therefore, traditional reliability assessment methods often find it difficult to accurately describe the degradation process of equipment and individual differences [3]. to address this issue, this paper proposes a new reliability evaluation method for nonlinear degraded equipment based on the wiener process. the wiener process is widely used to describe stochastic processes, characterized by continuity, markov nature, and independent incrementality, which can effectively describe the degradation process of equipment [4]. at the same time, we combine a time scale model to linearize nonlinear data, in order to more accurately describe the degradation characteristics of equipment. in addition, we also studied the degradation differences between individuals and proposed a reliability model that considers individual differences by randomizing the drift coefficients of the wiener process [5]. we used a two-step maximum likelihood estimation to determine the unknown parameters in the model, verifying the accuracy and superiority of this method [6].this article aims to propose a new nonlinear degradation equipment reliability evaluation method to more accurately describe the degradation process of equipment and individual differences, providing theoretical support and guidance for practical engineering applications. 2. wiener process the wiener process is a type of diffusion motion with a linear drift term, driven by the standard brownian motion, which is a gaussian process with a mean of 0 and variance dependent on time. originally used to describe the random walk of small particles. given this, wiener processes are generally used to model non monotonic degradation processes with linear trends. generally, the wiener process{x(t), t≥0} can be expressed as ( ) ( )x t t b t   (1) in the formula:  is the drift coefficient; 0＞ for diffusion coefficient; {b(t), t≥0} for standard brownian motion. at the current detection time kt ,the remaining lifespan of the equipment kl can be defined as{x(t),t≥0}the first arrival time to reach the failure threshold  : })()(:inf{  ＜kkkkk txltxll  (2) from this, the probability density function can be obtained          2 2 23 2 )( exp 2 )(     k k k k kl l tx l x lf k (3) 3. reliability modeling of nonlinear degraded data 3.1. remaining life function in engineering practice, the degradation process of many products often exhibits nonlinear and stochastic characteristics. in order to better describe these data, we usually perform linear transformations on nonlinear degraded data to enable the use of wiener processes for description [7]. subsequently, by randomizing the drift coefficients of the wiener process, we can more comprehensively depict the stochastic characteristics of product degradation process. consider general nonlinear stochastic processes  0),( ttx ,to describe the degradation process of 66 nonlinear stochastic degraded equipment. specifically, )(tx represents the degradation amount at time t, and there is   t tbdxtx 0 )(),()0()(  (4) the drift coefficient of the );(  -degradation process in the equation is a nonlinear function of time t, used to characterize the nonlinear characteristics of the model.  --parameter vector furthermore, different forms of );(  t functions can describe different forms of nonlinear characteristics. when the drift coefficient 1),(  babtt  is about a time power function and nonlinearity=1, it is a linear standard wiener process. using the concept of first arrival time, the lifespan t can be defined as:  wxtxtt ＜＞ )0(|)(;inf (5) we can obtain the probability density function         t tw t btw tf bb 2 2 3 2 )( exp 2 )1( )(      (6) the probability density function of equations (6) does not consider random effects, but due to the interaction between many degraded devices of the same batch number, it can affect the prediction performance. therefore, it is obtained that (7).                  )(2 )( exp))(( )(2 1 )( 2122 2 2122 212 212231           b b b b bb bt tt tw t tw bttw tt tf (7) in the formula, b is about the time nonlinear index 3.2. lifetime reliability function in the field of reliability engineering, the life reliability function is a probability distribution function that evaluates the normal operation of a system or component within a specific lifespan. the study of life reliability function is crucial for evaluating the reliability and stability of systems. by analyzing the reliability function of the system's lifespan, it is possible to predict the operating status of the system in the future, guide the maintenance and improvement work of the system, and thereby improve the reliability and performance of the system [8]. by integrating the probability density function of the lifespan obtained in 2.1, the reliability function of the lifespan can be obtained                     2222 22 2 2 2222 )(2 )( 2 exp)()( 1 t tt tt t trt             (8) 4. parameter estimation assuming parameters  b,,, 22   ,assuming there are n independent devices, each with a degradation count of k, the testing time point for the i-th degraded device is nttt 21, ,the corresponding degradation measurement data represents the degradation data detected by each degradation device  niiii yyyy ,2,1, ,  .the independent incremental property of standard bm motion can be obtained that iy follows a multidimensional normal distribution, with the mean and covariance being:   nnnnn tttu 2,~   .  nnnn tt2 since different individuals in the same batch number are independent of each other, the logarithmic likelihood function of data y with respect to    ),,,( 22 b an be expressed as follows (9)          n n n n nnnn n n n nn tytykx 1 1 1 1 )()( 2 1 ||ln 2 1 )2ln()|(   )1(|||| 12 nnn nn tt   (9) 111 12 2 1 1       nnnnn nnn n tt tt    further derive the first-order partial derivatives of the likelihood function above regarding  and  tt ttnyty n n n 12 1 1 1 1 )|(                  (10) 212 1 11 12 1 )1( )()( 1 )|( tt tyttty tt ttny n n nn                          (11) according to equations (11) and (12), it can be concluded that 67 ttn yt n n n 1 1 1        (12)                 2 1 1 1 11 21 1 )()( )( 1 n n nn tt tyttty ttn   (13) based on this, the maximum likelihood profile likelihood functions of  and bwith respect to  and 2  can be expressed as ||ln 22 )2ln(),,|,(  nn nkyb                    tt yt yy n n n n n n n 1 1 21 1 1 )( 2 1 (14)                    ttn yt ttn yyn n n nn n n n 12 1 121 1 )( ln 2 so the maximum likelihood estimates of  and bcan be obtained by maximizing the profile likelihood function using a two-dimensional search method. then, the maximum likelihood estimates of and b obtained from the search are taken into equations (13) (14), to obtain the corresponding maximum likelihood estimates of  and 2  . 5. instance verification the inertial navigation system, as an important component of the strategic missile control system, can navigate on its own without the need for external signals, and plays a crucial role in the accuracy of guidance and system controllability [9]. the gyroscope, as the core equipment of the inertial navigation system, determines the position of the carrier by calculating its angular velocity. the quality of the gyroscope directly affects the guidance accuracy. in practical applications, gyroscopes are easily affected by the combined effects of external environment and internal wear, and the drift value of gyroscopes will tend to increase [10]. when the drift value of the gyroscope increases to the pre-set failure threshold, it is considered that the performance of the gyroscope has failed. the failure of the gyroscope's performance will have an impact on the effectiveness of the inertial navigation system. in practical engineering, modern detection technology can be used to detect the degradation data of gyroscopes and historical data of the same batch number, thereby estimating the remaining service life of gyroscopes. si et al. [11] provided 5 sets of degradation data for the same batch of gyroscopes. according to expert experience, the failure threshold for the preset drift value was 0.6 (°)/h, and the monitoring starting point was taken as the zero moment. figure 1. gyroscope drift degradation trajectory of inertial navigation system according to figure 1, it can be seen that the drift degradation of the gyroscope is comprehensively affected by factors such as actual operating environment and internal wear, exhibiting degradation characteristics slightly different 68 from linear features. it is evident from the graph that the degradation of the gyroscope exhibits significant nonlinear characteristics, therefore a nonlinear modeling method is needed. table 1. inertial navigation coefficients for model 1 and model 2 m1 m2  0.055705 2.34*10^(-25)  0.0255 2.18*10^(-25) b 18.1608  0.2106 0.0659 log-lf -13.374 28.377 aic 32.748 -48.754 among them, model 1 is a linear wiener process without considering the value of b, model 2 is a nonlinear wiener process, and the aic in the table represents the akashi information criterion, which is used for performance measurement and comparison. the formula for the fitting degree of the model to the measurement data is shown in equation (15): maic 2)(max2   (15) in the formula, m represents the number of independent parameters of the model; max ——the maximum logarithmic likelihood function of the model the akashi information criterion is mainly used in practice as a method for fitting models with good performance. it can achieve a balance between complex models and fitting accuracy, making the prediction results of the model better. the smaller the value, the better the fitting effect of the model. according to table 1, it can be seen that the akashi information criterion of model 2 is the smallest, so the corresponding model has the best fitting degree. figure 2. probability density functions of two models at different time points figures 2 show the probability density function curves at different times, and it can be seen that the probability density function curves at different times show that the nonlinear model is closer to the actual values. in addition, the peak of the nonlinear model is higher and sharper, indicating lower uncertainty. this indicates that nonlinear models are more effective in describing gyroscope degradation data, and linear models are no longer applicable to nonlinear degradation equipment. based on the parameter estimation results of the model in table 1, the parameter estimation results are inputted into the reliability function, and the reliability function curve is obtained as shown in figure 3. let the reliability model for nonlinear degradation be m2, and the reliability model for linear degradation be denoted as m1. the reliability model of linear degradation is obtained by integrating the probability density function of the first arrival time. figure 3. reliability curves of two methods 69 observing the m2 curve of the model, the reliability of the equipment is 1 before running for 9500 hours, indicating that the equipment is in a safe operating state. the reliability rapidly decreases from 9500 hours, indicating that the performance of the equipment gradually decreases with the increase of degradation. staff should pay attention to the equipment and perform maintenance or upkeep at the appropriate time. when the reliability of 30000 hours of operation approaches 0, it indicates that the equipment is in a state of complete failure. comparing the reliability curves of the two models, the reliability curve of model m2 is steeper. under the same operating time, the reliability obtained through model m2 is lower than that of model m1, and the reliability evaluation results are more "conservative". 6. conclusion this article studies the reliability evaluation method of nonlinear degraded equipment based on wiener process by considering the degradation differences between individuals under constant stress accelerated degradation test conditions. by considering the degradation differences between individuals, the drift coefficients in the wiener process are randomized and assumed to be normally distributed. this solution is superior to traditional methods that do not consider individual differences, as evidenced by the comparison of aic values and reliability curves references [1] wang z , fu h , zhang . analyzing degradation by an independent increment process[j]. quality and reliability engineering international, 2014, 30(8): 1275-1283. 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[11] si x s, wang w b, hu c h, et al. remaining useful life estimation based on a nonlinear diffusion degradation process [j]. ieee transaction on reliability, 2012, 61 (1): 50-67. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 28 time series modeling and forecasting analysis of energy consumption in a rare earth workshop junfeng li 1, 2, qian chen1, *, yang du 2, donghui lijiang 2, zhen liang 1 1 equipment engineering department, advanced technology & materials co., ltd., beijing, china 2 equipment engineering department, at&m north technology co., ltd., baotou, inner mongolia, china * corresponding author: qian chen (email: sanchen97@163.com) abstract: under the framework of the dual-carbon strategy, an in-depth study of carbon emission efficiency in energy consumption is of strategic importance for china to achieve its goals of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, as well as to guide the economic and social transition towards a green, low-carbon, and sustainable development model. this study aims to provide empirical support in this field through detailed data analysis and predictive modeling. the paper employs the arima time series prediction model, focusing on analyzing the power consumption data of a sintered ndfeb workshop from 2023 to 2024 to make accurate predictions of future energy use and carbon emission trends. the research process is rigorous: first, unit root tests (adf tests) and white noise tests are conducted on the collected dataset to ensure data stationarity and reliability. next, the bayesian information criterion (bic) is used to select optimal model parameters, enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of predictions. in terms of data processing, the dataset is divided into a training set and a test set in an 8:2 ratio, ensuring the model learns data characteristics thoroughly during training and demonstrates strong generalization in testing. the experimental results indicate that applying the arima model to forecast power consumption data in the workshop effectively reveals intrinsic energy consumption patterns and provides valuable guidance for optimizing workshop energy management and reducing carbon emissions. keywords: dual-carbon strategy; arima model; time series forecasting; sintered ndfeb workshop. 1. introduction in recent years, climate change and environmental degradation have posed critical challenges worldwide, urging countries to adopt low-carbon and sustainable development strategies. in response to this, china has implemented the “dual-carbon” strategy, which aims for carbon peaking by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060[1,2]. achieving these ambitious goals requires a thorough examination of energy consumption patterns and carbon emission efficiency across different sectors, particularly in industries with high energy consumption. research into carbon emission efficiency within the energy consumption process is not only fundamental to supporting the dual-carbon strategy but is also key to transforming the economy towards a green and sustainable model. this study, therefore, focuses on contributing to the empirical knowledge necessary to achieve these objectives by analyzing and predicting energy consumption trends and associated carbon emissions. the production of sintered neodymium-iron-boron (ndfeb) magnets, widely used in high-tech applications such as renewable energy systems and electric vehicles, involves considerable energy consumption[3,4]. the ndfeb manufacturing process, particularly the sintering workshop, consumes a significant amount of electricity, making it a prime candidate for optimizing energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions. hence, understanding the energy consumption patterns within this specific context could provide valuable insights and offer practical guidance for similar energy-intensive industries. this study specifically aims to assess and predict energy consumption trends in the sintered ndfeb workshop from 2023 to 2024, providing a basis for future carbon emission reduction strategies within the sector. to effectively analyze and forecast the energy consumption and associated carbon emissions, this study employs the arima (autoregressive integrated moving average) time series prediction model. arima is a widely recognized model in time series analysis, renowned for its efficacy in making shortto medium-term forecasts by capturing patterns in temporal data. given its robustness in modeling and predicting univariate time series data, arima is well-suited for applications involving energy consumption predictions, which are often influenced by seasonal and temporal factors. the arima model has been extensively applied in fields such as economics, meteorology, and environmental science, demonstrating its capability to deliver reliable forecasts when applied to complex and variable datasets[5,6]. the predictive analysis conducted in this research is underpinned by a rigorous methodology. the data used in the study include power consumption records from the sintered ndfeb workshop over a specified period. to ensure the validity and reliability of this dataset, an augmented dickeyfuller (adf) test and a white noise test were conducted. the adf test is a statistical method used to verify the stationarity of time series data, which is crucial for ensuring the accuracy of predictive models. similarly, the white noise test is employed to verify that the data contains sufficient signal and is not dominated by random noise, which could compromise the predictive capability of the model. in addition, the bayesian information criterion (bic) is employed to select the most suitable parameters for the arima model, enhancing the model’s accuracy and computational efficiency [7]. bic is a criterion that balances model complexity with goodness of fit, ensuring that the selected model is not overly complex while still accurately capturing the essential patterns in the data. by using bic for parameter selection, this study aims to optimize the arima 29 model to produce precise predictions of energy consumption and, by extension, insights into future carbon emission trends. to evaluate the model’s effectiveness and predictive accuracy, the dataset is divided into a training set and a test set, with an 8:2 ratio. this split allows the arima model to learn the characteristics of the dataset through training, while the test set serves to validate the model’s predictive capabilities. the division of data into training and testing segments is a common approach in predictive modeling, as it provides a reliable means of assessing model performance and ensuring that the model generalizes well to new data. the findings of this study highlight the arima model’s effectiveness in forecasting energy consumption trends in high-energy-consuming workshops, such as the sintered ndfeb workshop. the model’s predictions not only reveal underlying energy consumption patterns but also provide actionable insights for optimizing energy management. such insights are particularly valuable for industries seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and transition to more sustainable practices. by improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions, industries can contribute significantly to china’s dual-carbon goals, thereby supporting a national commitment to environmental sustainability and global climate targets. this research contributes to the growing body of literature on energy consumption forecasting and carbon emission reduction by applying a rigorous and data-driven approach to a specific industrial context. the findings demonstrate the practical utility of arima in predicting energy consumption trends and underscore the importance of adopting data-driven strategies for achieving sustainability goals. by examining the case of the sintered ndfeb workshop, this study also provides a replicable model for other high-energy industries, offering a roadmap for carbon reduction initiatives aligned with china’s dual-carbon strategy. in summary, the primary objective of this study is to evaluate the potential of predictive models in contributing to energy optimization and carbon reduction within energyintensive industries. through a detailed analysis of energy consumption patterns and the application of arima for forecasting, this research offers practical insights that support the dual-carbon strategy, providing a foundation for future research and policy efforts focused on sustainable development and environmental protection [8,9]. 2. model structure 2.1. overall process figure 1 illustrates the standard modeling process of the arima model in time series analysis. first, time series data is collected and tested for stationarity; if the data is nonstationary, differencing is applied to achieve stationarity. next, the aic and bic criteria are used to select the optimal model parameters, and the arima model is constructed. after model construction, a white noise test is performed on the residuals to ensure that the model has effectively captured the data patterns. if the residuals meet the white noise assumption, it indicates a good model fit, allowing the process to move into the final forecasting stage. this systematic approach provides scientific guidance for applying the arima model, helping to improve forecasting accuracy and reliability. figure 1. overall structure diagram the arima model, or autoregressive integrated moving average model, is used for time series forecasting and is particularly suited for linear time series data. it consists of three main components: autoregressive (ar), integration (i), and moving average (ma). 2.2. autoregressive the autoregressive (ar) component is a key part of the arima model, using past observations in the time series to predict the current observation. below is a detailed description of the autoregressive component and its mathematical representation: 1 1 2 2t t t p t p ty y y y         (1) ty represents the observation at the current time point, 1 2, , , p   denotes the autoregressive coefficients, indicating the influence of each lagged value on the current value, and 1 2, , ,t t t py y y   represents the observations from p previous time points. t is the white noise error term, typically assumed to follow a normal distribution with a mean of zero, i.e., 2~ (0, )t n  . the autoregressive order, p specifies the number of past observations used for prediction. 2.3. integration the basic idea of differencing is to calculate the difference between consecutive observations in the time series to remove trends or seasonality, making the data stationary. the order of differencing is represented by the parameter d , which specifies how many differencing operations are performed. typically, the differencing process can be expressed as the following formula: 1t t tx x x   (2) where tx is the current observation of the original time series, 1tx  is the observation from the previous time point, and tx  is the observation after one differencing operation. 2.4. moving average the moving average (ma) component corrects the current prediction based on the current and past error terms. the formula is expressed as: 30 1 1 2 2t t t t q t qy              (3)  is the mean of the series; 1, , ,t t t q    are the error terms at the current and the previous q time points; 1 2, , , q   are the moving average coefficients, indicating the influence of different error terms on the current value; q is the order of the moving average. 3. results and analysis figure 2 illustrates how the autocorrelation function changes over time. the horizontal axis represents the time lag, while the vertical axis denotes the autocorrelation coefficient. each data point corresponds to the autocorrelation value at a specific time lag. figure 2. autocorrelation function over time the horizontal axis represents the time lag, while the vertical axis shows the autocorrelation coefficient. each data point corresponds to the autocorrelation value at a specific time lag.it is observed that at a time lag of 0, the autocorrelation coefficient reaches its maximum value, close to 1. this indicates a high degree of correlation in the data itself, meaning there is a strong linear relationship between the current value and its previous value. as the time lag increases, the autocorrelation coefficient rapidly declines, indicating that the correlation between the data diminishes over time.at later time lags, the autocorrelation coefficient shows some fluctuations but generally remains at a lower level. this may suggest the presence of some degree of seasonality or cyclical behavior in the data, although the correlation is not as pronounced as in the initial phase.the chart also includes confidence intervals for the autocorrelation coefficients, which help assess the reliability of the estimates. in certain time lags, the observed autocorrelation coefficients fall outside of the confidence intervals, suggesting the presence of outliers or special patterns that may require further investigation. figure 3 illustrates the partial autocorrelation function (pacf), which is used to analyze the partial correlation at different lags in the time series. the pacf plot is a key tool for selecting the autoregressive order (ar order) when fitting an arima model. figure 3. partial autocorrelation function in the pacf plot, the partial autocorrelation coefficient at lag 0 is always equal to 1, as it represents the correlation of the series with itself. at lags 1 and 2, the partial autocorrelation coefficients significantly exceed the confidence intervals, indicating a strong linear relationship between these lags and the current value. starting from lag 3, the partial autocorrelation coefficients rapidly decay and gradually approach zero, suggesting that partial autocorrelation at larger lags becomes insignificant. typically, the pacf plot is used to determine the order of the autoregressive (ar) part. significant partial autocorrelations often decay sharply after a certain lag. this pacf plot shows significant partial autocorrelation at lags 1 and 2, which then gradually decays, indicating that the time series may be wellsuited to a lower-order autoregressive model (such as ar(1) or ar(2)). this plot helps in selecting the appropriate autoregressive order in the arima model, thereby improving the model’s forecasting accuracy. figure 4 presents the variation of residuals from january 2023 to june 2024. the horizontal axis represents the time dates, and the vertical axis indicates the magnitude of the residuals. the two curves in the figure represent the residuals at each time point for the predicted values and the actual observed values. the fluctuation amplitude of the curves is relatively small, and there is no significant time trend, indicating that the residuals do not significantly increase or decrease over time. this suggests that the model fits the data well. in this study, we evaluate the normality assumption of the data by plotting a comparison of sample quantiles with theoretical normal distribution quantiles. the horizontal axis represents the quantiles of the theoretical normal distribution, while the vertical axis represents the quantiles of the sample data. each point in the plot corresponds to the relationship between a sample value and its corresponding normal distribution quantile. from the plot, it is evident that most points are concentrated around the line $y=x$, suggesting that the sample data largely conform to the assumption of normal distribution. however, it is worth noting that some points deviate further from the line, particularly at extreme quantiles. this may indicate skewness or inconsistency in the data for certain extreme values. the distribution of the data in figure 6 clearly shows skewness, with most of the data concentrated between 0 and 25,000, while very few data points fall in the negative range or above 75,000. the highest peak appears in the 0-25,000 range, indicating that this range contains the most frequent 31 data points, with 49 occurrences. this could be due to certain specific factors causing this concentration, such as economic activity, policy impacts, etc. the occurrence of data in the negative range (-75,000 to 0) is rare, with only 4 instances, and data in the tail of the positive range (above 75,000) also appears infrequently, with only 5 occurrences. this may suggest the presence of extreme values or outliers, which warrant further investigation into their underlying causes. figure 4. residual plot figure 5. q-q graph figure 6. histogram graph figure 7 illustrates the trends of three different datasets: actual values (in blue), test values (in orange), and predicted values (in green). the horizontal axis represents time, spanning from january 2023 to october 2024, while the vertical axis represents power in kilowatts (kw), with a range from 0 to 140,000 kw. figure 7. prediction results graph it is evident from the figure that the actual and test values remain relatively stable for most of the period, with occasional fluctuations. this indicates that the method has some effectiveness in optimizing workshop energy management and reducing carbon emissions. furthermore, the predicted values show a clear upward trend throughout the observation period, particularly between the second half of 2023 and the first half of 2024, where the growth rate significantly accelerates. this trend further emphasizes the effectiveness and guiding significance of the method in forecasting future energy demand. 4. summary in the context of advancing the dual-carbon strategy, studying the carbon emission efficiency in energy consumption processes is of significant importance. this study utilizes the arima model to analyze and forecast the electricity consumption data of the 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[9] guo x, shi r, ren d. reduce carbon emissions efficiently: the influencing factors and decoupling relationships of carbon emission from high-energy consumption and high-emission industries in china[j]. energy & environment, 2024, 35(3): 1416-1433. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 26 study of trajectory filtering methods for ads‐b based on vsimm‐rsrckf ruixin li, hongping pu * sichuan university of science & engineering, zigong, sichuan, 10622, china * corresponding author: hongping pu (email: 348108700@qq.com) abstract: in this paper, an advanced ads-b trajectory filtering method combining variable structure interactive multimodeling (vsimm) and reduced square root volume kalman filter (rsrckf) is proposed. after deeply analyzing the operational characteristics of ads-b system and the application requirements in the field of aviation, this paper aims to improve the accuracy of ads-b trajectory tracking by this novel filtering method. in order to cope with the tracking performance problems that may be caused by the model set selection in the traditional interacting multi-model algorithm, the variable structure interacting multi-model (vsimm-rsrckf) algorithm based on the simplified square root volume kalman filtering is adopted in this study for trajectory filtering. by constructing a comprehensive vsimm model set to describe the dynamic system of maneuvering targets, the filtering method in this paper simplifies the computational process and reduces the computational complexity by squaring the covariance matrix in the iteration, and at the same time ensures the non-negative qualitative nature of the covariance matrix, which effectively avoids the divergence problem that may occur in the filtering process. the goal of this research is to significantly improve the positioning accuracy and reliability of aircraft using the adsb system. keywords: ads-b; trajectory filtering; variable structure interaction multi-model; simplified square root volume kalman filter. 1. introduction automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ads-b), as a key technology to enhance the efficiency and safety of air traffic management, has become a development trend in the global aviation industry. ads-b technology is able to provide accurate aircraft position information and realize real-time monitoring of flights[1]. however, due to signal interference, multipath effect, receiving equipment performance and other factors, the data received by ads-b system has a certain degree of error and instability. in order to ensure the safety of flights and improve the navigation accuracy, effective filtering of ads-b signals is particularly important. at present, the filtering research for ads-b data mainly focuses on the traditional kalman filter and its improved algorithms. although these methods improve the accuracy of filtering to some extent, they still have problems such as model switching lag and poor adaptability to dynamic environment[2]. to overcome these challenges, researchers have begun to explore filtering techniques that combine multi-model and simplified square-root volumetric kalman filters. considering the characteristics of the ads-b system and the limitations of the existing methods, this study aims to propose a new filtering method based on variable structure interactive multi-model (vsimm) and simplified square root volume kalman filter (rsrckf). the method intends to achieve a more accurate and stable filtering effect on ads-b data by dynamically adjusting the filtering model structure, combined with the integration of regional information, in order to enhance the positioning accuracy and reliability of aircraft when using the ads-b system. 2. related research automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ads-b) is an air traffic surveillance technology based on aeronautical data link. compared with primary and secondary radar surveillance, ads-b has lower construction cost, wider coverage, higher accuracy, and faster data update, and is therefore widely used in air traffic surveillance and field surveillance. however, when an airplane broadcasts ads-b messages, it may be affected by external environmental factors such as temperature, atmosphere, wind direction, etc., which requires a filtering method to predict and correct the data to improve the accuracy of the trajectory. traceless kalman filter has poor convergence when dealing with highdimensional nonlinear models; volumetric kalman filter is computationally intensive and numerically unstable during the recursive process; and simplified square root volumetric kalman filter has a concise design with fewer parameters to be adjusted, a rigorous mathematical reasoning process and better convergence, and is an optimal estimation based on gaussian process, with a more accurate estimation accuracy than traceless and volumetric kalman filters. kalman filter is more accurate than the traceless kalman filter and volumetric kalman filter[3]. the interactive multi-model filtering algorithm is a soft-switching algorithm, which uses multiple models to represent the states in the filtering process, and then estimates the state of the system through a weighted fusion method, thus solving the problem of large estimation error of single model. however, the tracking performance of the interactive multi-model filtering algorithm depends heavily on the selected set of models, and more models need to be added in order to improve the tracking performance, which not only increases the amount of computation, but also may degrade the tracking performance in some cases. in contrast, the variable-structure interactive multi-model algorithm is able to dynamically update the model set, which reduces the computational effort and improves the adaptivity relative to the fixed-structure interactive multi-model algorithm[4]. in 27 summary this paper uses a variable structure interactive multimodel algorithm combined with a simplified square root volume kalman filter to filter the trajectory in the context of ads-b message data trajectory filtering applications. 3. methodologies 3.1. vsimm the variable structure interactive multi-modeling is an advanced multi-model based filtering strategy. this strategy improves the accuracy and robustness of filtering by dynamically adapting the model structure to various states of the system. the model structure of vsimm consists of two main parts: the model collection and the model switching mechanism. the model collection covers all possible states of the system, and each state corresponds to a model[5]. the model switching mechanism dynamically selects the most suitable model for the current state based on the actual observation data of the system. the working principle of vsimm mainly includes two steps: prediction and update. in the prediction step, vsimm predicts the next state of the system based on the currently selected model. in the updating step, vsimm updates the state and weights of the model based on the actual observation data and selects a new model based on the weights. 3.2. rsrckf the reduced-order square-root cubature kalman filter (rsrckf) represents an innovative improvement over traditional kalman filtering techniques. the filter effectively reduces the computational complexity by optimizing the computational process, while ensuring highly accurate filtering results. the core of the rsrckf algorithm consists of two key steps: prediction and update. in the prediction phase, rsrckf predicts the state and its covariance at the next moment based on existing state estimates and system models. and in the updating phase, the filter utilizes the newly acquired observations to correct the state estimates and covariances to improve the filtering performance. 3.3. vsimm-rsrckf fig 1. vsimm-rsrckf algorithm flow chart the tracking research of moving targets mainly depends on two aspects: firstly. firstly, the correct establishment of the model set can accurately reflect the running state of the moving target; secondly, the appropriate filtering algorithm can effectively filter out the errors and improve the accuracy of ads-b track filtering[6]. vsimm algorithm model set and probabilistic transfer matrix can be variable according to the target's movement, terrain and other factors, etc., and different model sets are used under different conditions, which not only improves the system's computational efficiency but also ensures that the selected model matches the system's movement. vsimm-rsrckf algorithm uses the vsiimimi algorithm to optimize the model set [7]. the vsimmrsrckf algorithm uses the vsimm algorithm to optimize the model set, and the rsrckf algorithm, which is a more rigorous filtering algorithm, is used. model set updating definition , , ⋯ , is the total model set describing the system, based on the target state estimation at the (k-1) moment and the information of the model set at the (k-1) moment to delete invalid models and update the model set , where ∈ , ∈ . denotes the model that matches the target movement during this time, ∈ denotes the model that matches model s during this time, denotes the transfer probability of model s, and denotes the transfer probability of model s during the k moment. motion, ∈ denotes that the matching model is s at moment k, and denotes the transfer probability for model s. input interaction assuming that the matching models are r and s at moments (k -1) and k, ∈ and ∈ , the transfer probability of switching from the matching model r at the moment of (k-1) to the matching model s at the moment of k is related to and , which is shown in eq. (1) as follows. , ∈ ∣∣ ∈ 1 the predicted probability of model s is expressed as , ∈ 2 the mixing probability of the model is ∣ ∣∣ , , , 3 ∣ ∣ ∣ ∈ 4 ∣ ∣ ∈ ∣ ∣ ∣ ⋅ ∣ ∣ 5 model probability update the model probability update is the computation of s model probability in∈ , i.e. λ , ∈ λ ∈ , ∈ 1 λ , 6 where λ ∈ . estimation fusion is to give the overall estimate and the overall estimation error covariance at moment k, respectively ∣ ∣ ∈ 7 ∣ ∣ ∈ ∣ ∣ ∣ ∣ 8 28 3.4. simulation results and analysis the initial condition of the target is set as x= [0 15 0 2000 0 0], and the target makes a uniform motion along the x-axis at t=0~400s, a slow turn to the y-axis at t=400~600s, a uniform motion along the y-axis at t=600~610s, a fast turn to the x-axis at t=610 ~ 660s, and a uniform motion along the xaxis at t=660 ~ 900s, and the trajectory of the motion is shown in fig. 2. the sampling period t=2s, the transfer probability matrix of markov chain of the control model conversion is 0.950 0.025 0.025 0.025 0.950 0.025 0.025 0.025 0.950 9 fig 2. target motion track fig 3. mean estimation error in x direction fig 4. mean estimation error in y direction fig. 3 and fig. 4 show the mean estimation error (mae) of the three algorithms imm-ckf, imm-rsrckf, vsimmrsrckf in the x-direction and y-direction, respectively, and it can be seen that the mae of vsimm-rsrckf algorithm is smaller than that of imm-ckf and imm-rsrckf algorithms. imm-rsrckf algorithms, and the mean error values of the three algorithms fluctuate greatly around 310s, which is caused by the fast turning motion of the target in 305~330s, but the mean error value of the vsimm-rsrckf algorithm still remains within -20~20, which indicates that the vsimmrsrckf algorithm has better tracking accuracy. 4. conclusion in in this study, a variable structure interactive multi-model algorithm based on simplified square root volume kalman is proposed for filtering aircraft trajectories. the algorithm has the ability to dynamically update the model set, which can improve the computational efficiency and show excellent adaptivity. we compare the simulation results of the vsimmrsrckf algorithm with the imm-ckf algorithm and the imm-rsrckf algorithm in terms of mean absolute error (mae). also, we quantitatively measure the errors of these algorithms from the perspective of the average value of the mae metric. the results show that the vsimm-rsrckf algorithm outperforms the imm-ckf algorithm and the imm-rsrckf algorithm in terms of filtering accuracy and has a higher computational efficiency. applying the vsimmrsrckf algorithm to ads-b trajectory filtering can realize accurate and real-time tracking of aircraft, which is an important reference value for future ads-b trajectory filtering. however, the data in this study is derived from simulation, and it needs to be verified in the real environment in the future. references [1] guo jianwei. research on ads-b broadcast automatic correlation monitoring system and its application [j].telecom power technology,2019,36(1): 90-91. 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[8] zhang haowei, xie junwei, ge jia'ang, et al. strong tracking square-root cubature kalman filter over adaptive current statistical model[j].systems engineering and electronics,2019,41(6): 1186-1194. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 14 aigc enabling the transformation and upgrading of theatre arts designs meixi liu dalian university of technology, no.2 lingong road, ganjingzi district, dalian, liaoning, 116024, china abstract: this paper discusses the innovative application and far-reaching impact of aigc technology in the field of stage art design, which focuses on how aigc can be the core driving force to accelerate the transformation of stage art design from traditional paradigm to intelligent and interactive. through the comprehensive literature review, in-depth analysis of technology, and typical case studies, this paper comprehensively comprehends the core concepts and types of aigc technology, as well as its latest application progress in stage art design. through the in-depth excavation of aigc technology to promote the specific path and strategy of the change of stage art design, including the reshaping of the design concept, the intelligent optimization of the creation process, the innovation of visual expression methods, and the upgrading of the audience's interactive experience, and so on. taking the ballet ‘fusion’ as an empirical research object, through detailed analysis of the specific application strategies of aigc technology in this work and the stage effects it achieved, it shows how aigc technology empowers choreography design and realizes the fusion of technology and art in actual projects, which provides valuable practical references and theoretical insights for the development of the field of choreography. keywords: aigc; stage art; design research; digital design. 1. background and significance of the study 1.1. policy background since 2023, policies related to aigc (artificial intelligence content) have received widespread attention and support globally in recent years, especially in china, a land full of innovative vitality, where the relevant policy system has also been perfected with the rapid development of technology and the continuous expansion of the application boundary. with the rapid development of technology and the constant expansion of the application boundary, the related policy system is also improving daily. to lead and guarantee the healthy development of aigc technology, the state internet information office (snio), together with several departments, formulated the interim measures for the administration of generative artificial intelligence services, which has been formally implemented since 15 august 2023, marking that china's regulation and promotion of aigc technology has entered a new stage. to accelerate the landing and application of aigc technology, national and local governments have responded positively. among them, the practice of introducing the aigc creation platform channel in the ‘china space day’ propaganda poster collection activity is a successful exploration under this policy direction. it not only stimulated the design field's strong interest in and enthusiasm for exploring aigc technology but also brought unprecedented innovation vitality and inspiration collision in aerospace design and even the wider design field, showing the great potential of aigc technology in promoting cultural innovation and improving design quality. figure 1. aigc industry development plans and targets at the national level in recent years 1.2. industry background today's stage art design is developed based on digital design: whether it is in the stage of data collection, the stage of idea visualization, or even in the final stage of design materialization, it needs to be completed through simulation, calculation, and transformation of a large number of software. [1] nowadays, with the intervention of ai technology, these tasks have become more efficient, intelligent, and popular. ai can generate various types and styles of digital choreographic content, such as images, videos, music, text, etc., by learning a large amount of data. [2] it is now an industry trend for the choreography industry to utilize aigc for empowerment. jason jamerson uses aigc tools (e.g. midjourney and dall-e 2) to innovate the stage design for many classic plays such as charles iii, 15 demonstrating its ability to efficiently generate high-quality visual landscapes, which greatly enhances the artistic expression of the stage. in the audio-visual experiment of ‘point of enlightenment’, aigc technology integrates pioneering chinese music, naked-eye 3d, ai installation art, and sound and light interactions to create an immersive audiovisual experience of chinese music and to interpret the modern charm of traditional culture. clothing design integrates ai and 3d printing to achieve holographic dynamic color interaction; ai drawing technology innovatively transforms images into frame animation, and naked-eye 3d creates a technological dream space, symbolizing the future of digital symbiosis. point of enlightenment is not only an audio-visual feast but also a model of artistic innovation and cultural inheritance in the ai era. 1.3. research significance aigc technology has shown a revolutionary impact in the field of stage art design, significantly improving design efficiency and creative diversity. the technology uses algorithms to quickly generate diversified design solutions and shorten the design cycle, while the creative ability of ai provides designers with new inspiration and promotes design innovation. in response to the audience's personalized needs, aigc achieves precise design, adjusting the stage effects in real time by analyzing preferences, themes, and venue characteristics to enhance the audience's sense of immersion. as a bridge for the integration of art and technology, aigc breaks down the boundaries of traditional design, introduces advanced technological tools, and promotes the transformation and upgrading of stage art design and the cultural and creative industries. in addition, it promotes interdisciplinary education and cultivates composite talents who are both art and technology-savvy. in terms of applications, aigc is not only limited to stage performances but also expands to emerging fields such as exhibitions and vr/ar, creating rich interactive experiences and enhancing viewing effects. aigc has far-reaching significance for the transformation and upgrading of stage art design, and it will play a more central and crucial role in this field in the future. 2. definition and analysis of relevant concepts 2.1. types of aigc technology concepts aigc technology mainly includes natural language processing, computer vision, and other ai underlying basic technologies and capabilities that can automatically generate text, audio, image, video, code, multimodal, and other forms of content. in terms of natural language processing, aigc technology relies on advanced language models, such as the gpt series, to understand and generate natural language text, which greatly enriches the boundaries of content creation. in terms of image and video generation, through the use of deep learning algorithms, especially generative adversarial networks (gan), diffusion models, and other technologies, aigc can generate highly realistic image and video content. these generated contents not only have a high degree of visual aesthetics but can also be customized according to the user's needs, such as style migration, scene reconstruction, avatar generation, and so on. in addition, combined with multimodal technology, aigc can also convert text descriptions into images or videos for cross-modal content generation, further broadening the possibilities of content creation. in addition to text, image, and video, aigc technology can also generate multimodal content such as audio and code. in terms of audio generation, aigc uses speech synthesis technology to convert text into realistic voice output, bringing a brand-new experience to audiobooks, voice assistants, virtual anchors, and other fields. in terms of code generation, by analyzing a large amount of source code data, aigc can automatically write program code that meets the specifications and has clear logic, providing software developers with a powerful auxiliary tool. 2.2. specific path of aigc technology to promote the change of choreography design when discussing the design application and optimization process of aigc technology in the field of choreography, the first and key step is to generate design concepts efficiently, and aigc technology, by its advanced algorithms and models, can rapidly produce preliminary conceptual drawings and material collections for choreography, which greatly shortens the conceptualization stage in the traditional design process, and lays a solid theoretical and practical foundation for the rapid advancement of the project. this process greatly shortens the conceptual idea stage in the traditional design process, and lays a solid theoretical and practical foundation for the rapid progress of the project. specifically, through the use of cutting-edge ai tools such as midjourney and stable diffusion, designers can obtain a series of diversified design drafts in a very short period, which not only improves design efficiency but also promotes the diversified development of design creativity. aigc technology can generate the content of choreographic design according to the specific requirements of particular programs, scenes, or themes, and achieve the goal of creating the most effective choreographic design in the world. aigc technology can accurately generate choreographic design contents that meet the specific requirements of a particular play, scene, or theme, thus realizing the personalization and customization of the design. aigc technology plays an important role in the optimization and improvement of choreography. through indepth algorithmic analysis and intelligent evaluation of the design scheme, ai can automatically identify potential problems and room for improvement in the design and put forward scientific and reasonable optimization suggestions accordingly. this automated optimization process not only improves the quality and professional level of design work but also reduces the workload of designers. therefore, the application and optimization process of aigc technology in the field of choreography not only embodies the in-depth fusion of technology and art but also provides a strong impetus and support for the innovation and development of the art of choreography. 3. new design paradigm for the transformation of choreography in the digital era 3.1. leap from tradition to intelligence under the wave of digitalization, the transformation of choreography is not only an innovation in the form of artistic expression but also a key step in promoting the culture and art industry towards intelligence and efficiency. the importance 16 of this transformation is self-evident, it not only greatly broadens the creative boundaries of stage art, but also brings unprecedented immersive experience to the audience through the deep integration of technology. with the rapid development of stage technology, the new concept of digitalization, new technology, and new materials provide material conditions for the innovation of design, and more and more designers are beginning to explore and try the integration of science and technology and art, which provides new possibilities and a huge development space for the development of stage art. [3] ai technology gives the stage image content to increase the ‘dynamic range’ and the expansion of the tension of expression, so that the stage image can present more diversified and personalized visual effects. the richness of this visual effect not only enhances the enjoyment and attraction of the theatre, but also makes the theme and connotation of the theatre more in-depth and comprehensive display, and achieves the richness and diversity of the theatre's spatial and temporal relationship. [4] 3.2. integration of technology and art the field of stage art design has been seeking breakthroughs and is committed to presenting richer effects and providing more enjoyable experiences. at present, the field of stage art design has integrated several digital media technologies. [5] the whole chain of innovation from creative conception to implementation and presentation has been achieved. technology has become a powerful aid to artistic expression, and through high-precision modeling, real-time rendering, intelligent control, and other technical means, designers can create a visual feast beyond imagination. in this context, advanced digital media equipment and technical means undoubtedly play a crucial role, and they jointly promote the profound change and comprehensive upgrade of visual arts. the high-definition display capacity of led combined with the three-dimensional imaging effect of 3d poly-projection technology not only realizes the seamless integration of the stage background and the real environment but also completes the scene conversion from ancient to modern, from indoor to outdoor in an instant. with the help of the led screen, the level of change in the spatial area of the stage performance is effectively improved, so that the diversity and fluency of stage art are effectively enhanced. [6] let the audience in the visual and emotional double impact, get a more profound and real artistic experience. led technology and 3d poly-projection technology innovation application, not only greatly enriched the stage visual effect of the levels and dimensions, but also the audience to create an unprecedented immersive experience, so that the audience seems to travel through space and time, personally involved in the stage story of the core scene, to feel every detail, every emotional fluctuations. every detail, every emotional fluctuation. through pre-designed digital models and real-time rendering technology, the construction and adjustment of the stage set have become unprecedentedly fast and convenient, significantly reducing the time and labor costs required for traditional stage setup. at the same time, the technology also reduces the reliance on physical set materials, reduces the overall cost of scene creation, and provides a solid material foundation for the flexibility and diversity of stage creation. through the deep fusion of image and video, the realism and viewability of stage art are raised to a new level. the audience no longer observes the performances on the stage only through the naked eye but can immerse themselves in the beauty of the details of each scene and the changing splendor of each light and shadow. this all-round visual feast not only allows the audience to enjoy the charm of art but also inspires the audience to a deeper level of understanding and perception of stage art. 3.3. realise the digital revolution of innovation and interaction in the era of new media, virtualization technology, and internet communication technology, the theatre performance has entered a brand new era, and the characteristics of the theatre performance are more manifested in the application of new technology and the presentation of new ideas, which are no longer subject to the limitations of fixed space and time. [7] the integration of choreography into cutting-edge digital technologies, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, holographic projection, etc., has not only allowed the stage visual effects to reach an unprecedented degree of shock but also endowed stage performances with more narrative dimensions and interactive possibilities. designers can create a virtual scene beyond the physical limitations, so that the audience seems to be in another time and space, and the performance content produces a deeper level of resonance. the transformation of choreography in the digital era has achieved a revolutionary change from static display to dynamic interaction and from one-way communication to two-way interaction. it not only injects new vitality into the development of stage art, but also brings the audience a richer, more diversified, and personalized aesthetic experience. 4. case study ballet fusion 4.1. design background fusion, staged at the leipzig opera house in may 2023 by the leipzig ballet in germany, is a multidisciplinary ballet that pushes the boundaries of art and technology. directed and composed by artist and technologist harry yeff, it tells a story about the balance between humans, machines, and natural archetypes. in fusion, this philosophy is given new life as a bridge between classical and modern, human and machine, nature and technology. 4.2. design positioning fusion is a multidisciplinary ballet that pushes the boundaries of art and technology. it is not only a traditional ballet, but also a product of the close integration of multiple fields such as sound design, set design, costume design, and choreography design with artificial intelligence. from music and set design to costumes and choreography, ai played an important role in the entire production process. harry yeff created a series of ai-imagined ballerinas using portraits of 35 international dancers from actual performances, and these avatars formed a kind of ‘fusion’ with the real dancers, bringing a whole new viewing experience to the audience. paul zoller's stage design visually depicts a journey toward harmony, exploring the fascinating fusion of light, water, and shadow, and delving into the intricate interplay between humanity, artificial intelligence, and nature. 4.3. design strategies empowered by aigc 4.3.1. immersive design with virtual and reality fusion the cross-border inspiration fusion and intelligent design 17 strategy have been fully demonstrated in the fusion project, where aigc technology, by its deep learning and big data analysis capabilities, draws inspiration from a vast library of art and design data, and cleverly fuses the classical flavor of traditional ballet with the rhythmic movement of modern electronic music and avant-garde elements of visual art, bringing unprecedented vitality and innovation to the dance drama. the dance theatre has never been more energetic and innovative. from the delicate rendering of sets to the detailed design of costumes, aigc can effectively share the tedious tasks, allowing human designers to focus on the deepening of creativity and the optimization of solutions, ensuring that the final design results not only accurately convey the concept, but also perfectly present the artistic aesthetics. meanwhile, the data-driven innovation strategy of fusion not only keeps up with the trend of the times but also leads the future design trend through the intelligent prediction of aigc, which gives the work a double charm of foresight and sustainability. 5. conclusion in the research journey to explore how aigc technology empowers stage art design and realizes its transformation and upgrading, we have witnessed the profound change and comprehensive innovation of this cutting-edge technology to the traditional stage art design field, which, as an outstanding representative of the fusion of ai and creative design, not only opens up new possibilities for stage art design but also injects unprecedented vitality and creativity into the whole culture and art industry. aigc technology, as an outstanding representative of the integration of artificial intelligence and creative design, not only opens up new possibilities for stage art design but also injects unprecedented vitality and creativity into the entire cultural arts industry. in the future, through the empowerment of aigc technology, the stage art design will be upgraded to be more intelligent, artistic, and interactive, injecting new vitality and momentum into the development of the culture and art industry, and providing an important reference for the research and practice of stage art design. references [1] jiang zhiling. artificial intelligence and contemporary stage art design[j]. theatre art,2024,(01):62-73+197-198.doi:10. 13737/ j.cnki.ta.2024.01.016. 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[7] xiao xia. the integration of digital media technology and stage performance[d]. jilin college of arts,2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 40 exploring deep learning models for lyric generation and addressing biases in word embeddings lijie liu rensselaer polytechnic institute troy, troy, new york, 12180 usa abstract: the aim of this project is to explore the performance of different model architectures (such as rnn, lstm, gru) by generating lyrics using deep learning models, and to use the word2vec model for distributed semantic analysis to understand semantic phenomena and potential biases in word embedding models. the experimental results show that lstm and gru perform better than traditional rnn models when processing long sequence data. in addition, by analyzing word embeddings, we revealed potential gender and racial biases and proposed corresponding solutions. keywords: lyrics generation; deep learning models; biases in word embeddings. 1. introduction lyrics generation is an important application in natural language processing, which can be used not only for music creation, but also for automatic dialogue systems, text summarization, and other fields. traditional recurrent neural networks (rnns) have unique advantages in processing sequential data, but there is a gradient vanishing problem when dealing with long sequence data. to address this issue, this study introduced long short-term memory (lstm) and gated recurrent unit (gru) and compared their performance in lyric generation tasks. in addition, we also use the word2vec model for semantic analysis of the generated word embeddings to reveal potential biases in the model and propose solutions. “deep learning models such as rnns, lstms, and grus are pivotal in processing sequential data, particularly in tasks involving language generation” [1]. however, while rnns are foundational in this field, they are limited by their inability to effectively manage long-term dependencies, a challenge that lstms and grus are specifically designed to address. 2. data and methods 2.1. data preparation we used a text dataset containing a large number of lyrics. during the data preparation process, we carried out the following steps:  data cleaning: irrelevant characters and punctuation have been removed, and text formatting has been standardized.  word segmentation and encoding: divide lyrics into word or character sequences and use one hot encoding or embedding vectors to represent them. below are the outputs: 2.2. model construction and training 2.2.1. preliminary training using vanilla rnn we first constructed a basic vanilla rnn model, including an input layer, rnn layer, and output layer, and implemented forward propagation, loss calculation, and parameter updates using the pytorch framework. 2.2.2. replace with lstm or gru and compare to compare the advantages of lstm and gru in processing long sequence data, we replaced the rnn layer with either lstm or gru layer and trained on the same dataset. record the loss value for each epoch to evaluate the convergence speed and generation performance of the model. “lstm and gru architectures have been demonstrated to effectively manage long-term dependencies, outperforming traditional rnns in various language processing tasks” [2]. 2.3. text generation strategy 2.3.1. greedy decoding we have implemented a simple decoding strategy that generates text by selecting the most likely next word at each step. 2.3.2. sampling decoding we also implemented sampling decoding, generating diverse texts through random sampling, and controlling the randomness of sampling by adjusting temperature parameters. 2.4. distributed semantic analysis 2.4.1. use word2vec model for word embedding analysis we loaded the pre-trained word2vec model and vectorized the selected words. then, the word embeddings are reduced to a two-dimensional space for visualization using pca or t-sne. 2.4.2. analysis of synonyms and antonyms calculate the cosine distance between given word pairs to reveal semantic relationships and potential biases between words. 2.5. dealing with bias 2.5.1. identify and address gender or racial biases in word embeddings we identified gender and racial biases in the word embedding model and proposed the following solutions:  dataset balance: ensure a balanced number of samples of different genders and races in the training dataset. 41  regularization method: use adversarial training and regularization methods during model training.  post-processing technique: use a de-bias algorithm to adjust word embeddings after model training. figure 1. the text dataset's outputs of experiment “research has shown that nlp models can inherit and even amplify biases present in the training data, leading to concerns over fairness in ai applications” [3]. 3. results and discussion through training and comparing vanilla rnn, lstm, and gru models, we found that lstm and gru exhibit better performance in processing long sequence data, specifically in terms of faster convergence speed and higher quality generated lyrics text. through distributed semantic analysis, we have revealed the semantic relationships and potential biases between words. we calculated the cosine distance between given word pairs, with a particular focus on the distance between synonyms and antonyms. when the distance between synonyms and antonyms does not conform to intuition, we delved into possible semantic biases and explained the results. this analysis helps to reveal the ability of word embedding models in capturing semantic relationships, as well as potential biases in the models. additionally, the results of our study showed that lstm and gru models converge faster than vanilla rnn due to their ability to effectively handle long-term dependencies. for instance, we trained the models using a large lyric dataset and found that the loss values decreased more rapidly for lstm and gru compared to vanilla rnn. this indicates a better learning process and improved text coherence in the generated lyrics. by implementing a pad_sequence function, we ensured that all input data had the same length, which is crucial for training neural networks, especially those involving sequence processing. this method helps in retaining as much information as possible by padding shorter texts instead of truncating them, thus preserving the important information at the beginning and end of the sequences. in the semantic analysis using the word2vec model, we loaded pre-trained embeddings and visualized the word vectors in a two-dimensional space using pca and t-sne. this visualization revealed clusters of semantically related 42 words and helped us identify potential gender and racial biases. for example, we observed that words related to "man" and "woman" showed significant differences in their association with certain professions, indicating a bias in the word embeddings. to address these biases, we proposed several methods, including balancing the dataset to ensure an equal representation of different genders and races, using adversarial training and regularization methods to mitigate bias during model training, and applying post-processing techniques such as de-biasing algorithms to adjust the word embeddings after training [4]. 4. conclusion this project demonstrates the application of deep learning models in lyric generation tasks, and selects the most suitable model architecture by comparing the performance of different models. through semantic analysis of the word2vec word embedding model, we identified and discussed potential biases in the model, and proposed corresponding solutions. these research findings provide valuable insights for further improving lyric generation models and offer methods for addressing biases in training data. by implementing these strategies, we can ensure that the models generate more coherent and fair lyrics, contributing to the 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"mitigating bias in machine learning: techniques and challenges." university of california, berkeley, 2023, www.berkeley.edu/research/bias-mitigationml. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 6 a hybrid deep learning approach for lung nodule classification cheng ren and shouming hou school of computer science and technology, henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo henan, 454003, china abstract: lung cancer has the highest morbidity and mortality rates worldwide. pulmonary nodules are an early manifestation of lung cancer. therefore, accurate classification of pulmonary nodules is of great significance for the early diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer. however, the classification of lung nodules is a complex and time-consuming task requiring extensive image reading and analysis by expert radiologists. therefore, using deep learning technology to assist doctors in detecting and classifying pulmonary nodules has become a current research trend. a lightweight classification model named res-vgg is proposed for classifying lung nodules as benign or malignant. the res-vgg model improves on vgg16 by reducing the use of convolutional and fully connected layers. to reduce overfitting, residual connections are introduced. the training of the model was performed on the luna16 database, and a ten-fold cross-validation method was used to evaluate the performance of the model. in addition, the res-vgg model was compared with three other common classification networks, and the results showed that the res-vgg model outperformed the other models in terms of accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity. keywords: lung nodule benign and malignant classification; deep learning; resnet; convolutional neural network; vggnet. 1. introduction in the medical field, the detection and classification of pulmonary nodules is an important and challenging task. pulmonary nodules are small pieces of lung tissue that appear on lung computed tomography (ct) scans, and they may be benign or malignant [1]. most lung cancers originate from small malignant nodules. however, automatic identification of benign and malignant pulmonary nodules in ct images becomes a challenge due to the wide range of shape and texture variations of pulmonary nodules, as well as the visual similarity between benign and malignant pulmonary nodules [2]. deep learning, as an important branch of machine learning, has achieved remarkable success in various fields, including natural language processing, speech recognition, computer vision, etc. deep learning models, such as convolutional neural networks (cnn), have been widely used in medical image analysis, including the detection and classification of pulmonary nodules. however, although deep learning has made significant progress in these fields, some challenges still exist. for example, some deep learning models, such as alexnet, vggnet, microsoft resnet, densenets, etc., may face the problem of decreased accuracy when increasing the network depth. to solve this problem, this paper proposes a new deep learning model named res-vgg. this model combines two different deep learning models, namely vgg16 and resnet. the rest of the paper is organized as follows. section 2 analyzes the related works. section 3 presents the proposed methodology for the classification of lung nodules. the experimental results obtained are discussed in section 4. the conclusion of the paper can be found in section 5. 2. related works after lung nodules are successfully detected, the next key task is to determine whether these detected nodules are benign or malignant. the diagnostic part of the pulmonary nodule computer aided diagnosis (cad) system can automatically distinguish between benign and malignant nodules based on characteristics such as size, shape, and appearance of the nodules. to evaluate the performance of cad systems on binary classification tasks, the receiver operating characteristic (roc) curve is usually used for evaluation. the area under the roc curve (auc) is a commonly used evaluation index, which can quantitatively reflect the performance of a classifier under different thresholds. the malignancy of pulmonary nodules is closely related to their geometric size, shape, and appearance description. therefore, the pulmonary nodule cad system diagnosis part automatically extracts effective features such as texture, shape, and growth rate of pulmonary nodules from ct images to distinguish pulmonary nodules. nature. cnn and big data technology have also achieved remarkable results in the diagnosis and classification of pulmonary nodules. in fact, classification is the most widely used field of cnn. starting from alexnet, resnet, densenet, vgg network, etc., most deep learning networks originating from the field of computer vision have been applied in medical image classification. first, based on the traditional cnn structure, classification can be achieved through a series of convolution operations [3]. the study by yang et al. [3] showed that simple geometric features cannot capture important features of lung nodules that support classification using original images and nodule masks containing rich nodule information. hua et al. [4] introduced deep belief networks and cnn in the context of nodule classification. experimental results show that deep learning methods can achieve better recognition results and have broad application prospects in the field of cad diagnostic applications. li et al. [5] designed a network consisting of three convolutional layers, a max pooling layer, and three fully connected layers. they identified input nodule images as solid, semi-solid, and ground-glass opacity (ggo) nodules or non-nodules. on the lidc dataset, the sensitivity 7 of this method is 87.1%. instead of using 3d volumes, sahu et al. [6] used a lightweight network to process cross-sections of nodules, used compact representations and convolutions for nodule classification, and achieved an average of 93.18% on the lidc dataset accuracy. residual networks (resnet) [7] is another commonly used network, which is easier to converge during the training phase due to skip connections. gong et al. [8] used a cnn model based on residual learning similar to the resnet structure to predict the possibility of ground glass nodules being invasive adenocarcinoma (ia). the auc of this method for classifying ia and non-ia ground-glass nodules was 0.92 ± 0.03. xia et al. [9] proposed a recursive residual cnn based on u-net to segment nodules. they combined deep learning and radiomics features to classify non-ia nodules and ia nodules, and the obtained auc value was 0.90 ± 0.03. wu et al. [10] used a 50-layer resnet network structure as the initial model and combined residual learning and transfer learning to achieve an average accuracy of 98.23%. the advantage of densenet is that it improves the information flow and gradient of the entire network. each layer can directly obtain the gradient from the loss function and the original input signal, thus forming implicit deep supervision and making the network easy to train. however, this network takes up more gpu memory and requires more training samples. for pulmonary nodule classification, li et al. [11] used a multi-task learning deep neural network based on 3d densenet and achieved 88.8% results in identifying benign or malignant pulmonary nodules. baldwin et al. [12] used a similar densenet structure to design a lung cancer prediction cnn (lcp-cnn) to predict malignant tumors in pulmonary nodules, with an auc of 89.6%. ren et al. [13] are based on the encoder and decoder structure and use this structure to learn the manifold of the original nodule image and classify it based on fully convolutional networks (fcns) from the latent space. the classification accuracy was 0.90, the sensitivity was 0.81, and the specificity was 0.95. lakshmanaprabu et al. [14] used lda to reduce the feature dimension and used an improved gravity search algorithm for classification. the algorithm has a diagnostic sensitivity of 95.3% and a specificity of 96.2% for malignant tumors. in order to study different network structures, song et al. [15] compared three types of deep neural networks (such as cnn, dnn, and stacked encoders and decoders) for benign and malignant pulmonary nodules classification. the results show that the cnn network achieved the best performance, with an accuracy of 84.15%, a sensitivity of 83.96%, and a specificity of 84.32%. overall, the resnet structure outperformed cnn and densenet, as well as autoencoder networks for nodule classification. part of the reason is that residual learning can effectively retain the information in the original feature map and learn the task through residual blocks, which is more efficient than the convolution of the original feature map. on the other hand, autoencoders compress the original input and feature maps into lowdimensional vectors, which have the advantage of facilitating statistical modeling, but will lose a lot of image information, and may require a large number of convolution kernels to store the information learned from training samples. information". 3. materials and methods 3.1. residual networks residual networks (resnet) was proposed by kaiming he and four other chinese from microsoft research [7]. they successfully trained a 152-layer neural network and won the championship in the ilsvrc2015 competition. the error rate in the top 5 was 3.57%. at the same time, the number of parameters was lower than that of vggnet, and the effect was very outstanding. the principle of resnet is that based on the original cnn, a residual block is introduced. each residual block contains multiple convolution layers and normalization layers, and the output and input are added through cross-layer connections. combination of forms. this cross-layer connection allows the model to be optimized during training, thereby improving model accuracy. fig 1. the residual block residual learning is used for every few stacked layers. the structure of the residual module is shown in figure 1. the module is defined as:   , iy f x w x  (1) here x and y are the input and output vectors of the layer under consideration. the function   , if x w represents the residual mapping to be learned. for the twolayer example in figure 1,  2 1f w w x , where  represents relu [16], the bias is omitted to simplify the notation. the operation f x is performed via shortcut connection and element addition. take the second nonlinearity after addition, which is  y . the shortcut connection in equation (1) neither introduces additional parameters nor increases computational complexity. in formula 1 the dimensions of x and f must be equal. if this is not the case (e.g. when changing input or output channels), linear projection sw can be performed via a shortcut connection to match the dimensions:   , i sy f x w w x  (2) the structure of resnet mainly consists of the following parts: the first construction layer, which is constructed of a common convolution layer and a maximum pooling layer. the second construction layer consists of 3 residual modules. the third, fourth, and fifth construction layers all start with the downsampling residual module, followed by 3, 5, and 2 residual modules. there are two different residual structures, 8 one is used for fewer network layers (34 layers), as shown in figure 2(a), and the other is used for 50/101/152 layers, as shown in figure 2(b). fig 2. the structure of resnet the main contribution of resnet is not to improve the expressive ability of the model but to optimize the training process of the model. although resnet has the same solution space as the forward network of the same depth, resnet effectively improves the stability and efficiency of network training by introducing residual connections. therefore, the core advantage of resnet lies in its optimization of the deep network training process. resnet can train very deep neural networks, avoid the vanishing gradient problem, and improve the expression ability and performance of the model. using residual connections can preserve the original features, making the network learning smoother and more stable, and further improving the accuracy and generalization ability of the model. in addition, using resnet can avoid gradient disappearance and gradient explosion problems during training and accelerate network convergence. in recent years, deep learning technology has shown excellent performance in different fields of medical image analysis. several deep learning architectures have been proposed and used for computational pathology classification, segmentation, and detection tasks. due to its simple modular structure, most downstream applications still use resnet and its variants. 3.2. vgg net the vgg network, proposed by the visual geometry group (vgg) of oxford university [17], is a deep convolutional neural network architecture. in the 2014 imagenet image classification competition, the vgg network performed well with its balance of depth and performance, winning the runner-up in the classification task and the championship in the positioning task, and has been widely used in many computer vision tasks. the main contribution of the vgg network is to prove that increasing the depth of the network can affect the final performance of the network to a certain extent. to achieve this goal, the vgg network uses three 3×3 convolution kernels to replace the 7×7 convolution kernel, and two 3×3 convolution kernels to replace the 5×5 convolution kernel. the main purpose of this is to improve the depth of the network while ensuring the same receptive field, thereby improving the effect of the neural network to a certain extent. the entire vgg network uses the same convolution kernel size (3×3) and maximum pooling size (2×2). in addition, the vgg network can improve performance by continuously deepening the network structure. as shown in figure 3, the vgg network has two main structures, namely vgg16 and vgg19. vgg16 contains 16 hidden layers (13 convolutional layers and 3 fully connected layers), while vgg19 contains 19 hidden layers (16 convolutional layers and 3 fully connected layers). there is no essential difference between the two structures, but the network depth is different. fig 3. the structure of the vgg network the vgg network also solves some optimization problems, such as lowering the learning rate, adjusting the initialization method of parameters, adjusting the standardization method of input data, modifying the loss function, adding regularization, standardizing middle layer data, and using dropout. these optimization strategies further improve the performance of the vgg network. in medical image classification, the vgg network is also widely used. for example, pre-trained vgg models can be used to identify and classify medical images through transfer learning. this method takes advantage of the rich feature representation obtained by the vgg network trained on largescale image data sets, and can effectively improve the performance of medical image classification. 3.3. loss functions cross-entropy loss function, derived from the concept of cross-entropy in information theory, is a commonly used loss function and is mainly used in binary classification and multiclassification problems. its core idea is to measure the difference between two probability distributions, which are usually the distribution of true labels and the distribution of model prediction results. in machine learning, especially deep learning, the cross-entropy loss function is widely used as an 9 optimization target and used to train various classification models, such as logistic regression, deep neural networks, etc. by minimizing the cross-entropy loss function, the prediction results of the model can be made as close as possible to the real labels, thereby improving the performance of the model. for a binary classification problem, the expression of the cross-entropy loss function is:  1 log( ) (1 ) log(1 )i i i i i l y p y p n        (3) among them, n is the number of samples, iy represents the true label (0 or 1) of sample i , and ip represents the probability that sample i is predicted to be a positive class. for multi-classification problems, the expression of the cross-entropy loss function is: 1 1 log( ) m ic ic i c l y p n     (4) among them, n is the number of samples, m is the number of categories, icy is the sign function (0 or 1), taking 1 if the true category of sample i is equal to c , otherwise taking 0, icp is the predicted probability that the observed sample i belongs to category c . the cross-entropy loss function has the following characteristics: when the prediction result is correct, the greater the probability of the correct category (the closer icp is to 1), the smaller the cross-entropy loss function. when the prediction result is correct, but the probability of the correct category is not large enough ( icp is smaller), the crossentropy loss function is large. when the prediction result is wrong, the cross-entropy loss function is also large. in a classification problem, the goal is to make the model's predictions as close as possible to the true labels. the crossentropy loss function exactly meets this requirement. it can effectively measure the difference between the model's prediction results and the real labels, and guide the optimization of the model. in addition, the cross-entropy loss function has good mathematical properties, making the optimization process more stable and efficient. therefore, the cross-entropy loss function is usually used as the optimization objective in classification networks. the classification of benign and malignant pulmonary nodules is a binary classification problem. this section will use the binary cross-entropy function as the loss function. in this problem, one probability distribution represents the true label (i.e., whether the pulmonary nodule is benign or malignant), and the other probability distribution represents the model's predictions. 3.4. data acquisition the experimental training and testing data sets in this article come from luna16. luna16 is refined from the publicly available lung image database consortium image collection (lidc-idri) [18]. the american college of radiology recommends the use of thin-section ct scans for nodule detection and classification. therefore, scans with slice thickness greater than 3 mm, inconsistent slice spacing, or missing slices were discarded. in addition, nodules smaller than 3 mm were removed. after screening, 888 ct scans and 1004 nodules were selected for training and testing (450 malignant nodules and 554 benign nodules). in lidc-idri, each ct scan is accompanied by an annotated xml file provided by four experienced radiologists [18]. annotations in the dataset were collected during a twostage image annotation process by at least 3 radiologists. it includes almost all defining characteristics, such as the location, size, and malignancy of the nodule (from 1 to 5). level 1 indicates a very small likelihood of cancer, level 2 indicates a moderate likelihood of cancer, level 3 indicates a moderate likelihood of cancer, level 4 indicates a moderate suspicion of cancer, and level 5 indicates a very strong suspicion of cancer. the first two grades are considered benign and the last two are malignant. for benign and malignant classification of pulmonary nodules, binary classification was performed by calculating the average grade of each selected nodule. if the final average grade equals 3, then the judgment of benign or malignant nodules is considered uncertain and is therefore eliminated. for nodules with a final mean grade greater than 3, they were labeled as malignant nodules [19]. otherwise, they are considered benign. all annotations were obtained from the lidc-idri database. 4. experiments and results in this section, the experimental environment and algorithm evaluation indicators are first introduced. then the model was trained on the luna16 data set, and the proposed benign and malignant pulmonary nodule classification method was compared with the current state-of-the-art methods to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method. 4.1. experiment setup this experiment configured python for training and testing based on the anaconda environment on the windows 10 system, and used the pytorch deep learning framework and cuda for gpu accelerated training and verification of model feasibility. pytorch provides many extension libraries and interfaces for easy modular design, network construction, and customization. in addition, pytorch supports efficient parallel computing on cpu and gpu, and also supports multimachine distributed computing, which can greatly improve training speed and model performance. 4.2. algorithm evaluation metrics in order to evaluate the performance of the algorithm, accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, and auc indicators are used in the experiments. accuracy represents the proportion of correctly predicted results in the total sample. sensitivity and specificity measure the proportion of correctly identified malignant nodules and benign nodules respectively. auc represents the area under the roc curve. the larger the auc value, the better the classifier effect. roc is a curve obtained by using fpr (false positive rate) as the abscissa and tpr (true positive rate) as the ordinate. tpr is sensitivity. the calculation formulas for accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity are as follows:  tp tn accuracy tp fn fp fn      (5) tp sensitivity tpr tp fn    (6) 10   tn specificity tnr tn fp    (7) among them, tp represents a positive sample predicted as positive by the model, the prediction is 1 and the prediction is correct, that is, the actual value is 1. fp represents a negative sample predicted as positive by the model, the prediction is 1 and the prediction is wrong, that is the actual value is 0. fn represents the positive sample predicted as negative by the model, the prediction is 0 and the prediction is wrong, that is, the actual value is 1. tn represents the negative sample predicted as negative by the model, the prediction is 0, and the prediction correct, that is, it is 0. there are two main methods for calculating auc. one is to directly calculate the area under the roc curve, which is obtained by approximately calculating the area of each small trapezoid under the roc curve; the other is to count the proportion of positive and negative sample pairs. the idea of this method is to randomly select one sample from each of the positive and negative samples, and calculate the probability that the predicted value of the positive sample is greater than the negative sample. the computational complexity of these two methods differs. the time complexity of directly calculating the area under the roc curve is  o p n , while the time complexity of counting the proportion of positive and negative sample pairs is     logo p n p n   , where p and n are the numbers of positive and negative samples respectively. this section mainly uses the second method to calculate auc: first, sort all samples from low to high according to the predicted value. for each positive sample, calculate its position in the sorting, recorded as ir . then calculate the position sum of all positive samples, denoted as ir . calculate the number of all positive samples, denoted as p , and the number of negative samples, denoted as n . the final auc calculation formula is:  1 2ir p p auc p n       (8) among them,  1 2ir p p   represents the number of positive and negative sample pairs whose predicted values of all positive samples are greater than the predicted values of negative samples. 4.3. proposed architecture the model res-vgg proposed in this chapter combines two different cnn models, namely vgg16 and resnet. the model uses 10 convolutional layers, 2 fully connected layers, and 1 softmax layer, for a total of 13 layers. additionally, max pooling and average pooling functions are used, as well as different convolution kernel sizes, and pooling layers are implemented. figure 4 is the structure diagram of res-vgg. this study is improved based on vgg16, which contains 13 convolutional layers and 3 fully connected layers. first, the convolutional layers of vgg16 are reduced to 10, which is intended to reduce the complexity of the model and improve computational efficiency. every two convolutional layers form a pair, and except for the second pooling layer, all other layers use average pooling. this design helps to better retain feature information while reducing the number of parameters of the model. in addition, by reducing one pooling layer and one fully connected layer, the complexity of the model is further reduced and helps reduce the possibility of overfitting. next, the kernel size of the second convolutional layer was modified to 5×5 to better capture local features, resulting in an improved 13-layer vgg16 network. on this basis, in order to solve the vanishing gradient problem in deep networks and improve the training efficiency of the model, a residual connection is added between the input and output of each pair of convolutional layers. when the input and output dimensions are the same, the connection method of equation (1) is used. when the dimensions increase, the connection method of equation (2) is used to match the size. fully connected layers are used to extract information, while the last layer of the network is a softmax layer for predicting two categories of lung nodules (benign and malignant). fig 4. the structure of the res-vgg 11 4.4. results and analysis during the training process, data sets with a benign and malignant degree of 3 (indicating uncertainty) were discarded. it is only necessary to judge whether benign or malignant, so the benign and malignant degrees of 1 and 2 are classified as benign (malignant), and the benign and malignant degrees of 4 and 5 are classified as malignant (benign). through the data preprocessing in the previous section, 450 malignant nodules and 554 benign nodules were finally obtained. the res-vgg proposed in this chapter was evaluated on the luna16 database containing 1004 nodules (554 benign and 450 malignant). all image data were randomly divided into 10 subsets for ten-fold cross validation. for each fold, nine subsets were selected for training and one subset for testing. this experiment was conducted under the windows 10 operating system with nvidia geforce rtx 4070 12gb gpu. the learning process is optimized using the stochastic gradient descent (sgd) algorithm with a momentum of 0.9. in order to reduce overfitting, the network uses regularization technology and dropout. additionally, due to the 12gb gpu memory limit, the batch size is limited to 8. the learning model was trained for 200 epochs. the initial learning rate is 0.01, which decreases to 0.001 after 60 epochs and to 0.0001 after 120 epochs. the weight decay is set to 1×10-4. during the optimization process, it needs to use a higher learning rate to move quickly, but when it reaches a point close to the relative optimal point, the learning rate must be reduced so as not to miss the optimal point. therefore, the learning rate is reduced by a decay factor in each epoch. the parameter settings of this experiment are shown in table 1. table 1. experimental parameter configuration parameters batch size epoch learning rate weight decay value 8 200 0.01 0.0001 the final performance of the method is the average performance of ten test folds, evaluated by measuring accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, and auc. the proposed benign and malignant pulmonary nodule classification network res-vgg was compared with other networks vgg16, resnet, and densenet used for pulmonary nodule classification. the experimental results are shown in table 2. table 2. comparison experiment models accuracy/% sensitivity/% specificity/% auc res-vgg 84.35 83.86 84.52 0.920 vgg16 83.36 82.53 82.88 0.895 resnet 82.35 80.67 83.80 0.876 densenet 82.58 83.96 81.45 0.882 as shown in table 2, compared with densenet, resnet is slightly lower in both accuracy and sensitivity, but has a better impact on specificity, which is 83.80%. good specificity means that more malignant pulmonary nodules can be detected in the same data set, which may be more helpful for the early diagnosis of pulmonary nodules. res-vgg has the best accuracy, with an accuracy rate of 84.35%, a sensitivity of 83.86%, and a specificity of 84.52%. the accuracy of vgg16 was 83.36%, the sensitivity was 82.53%, and the specificity was 82.88%. the reason why the res-vgg model can achieve the best results is mainly because it combines the advantages of vgg and resnet. it not only retains the characteristics of the vgg deep convolution network, but also introduces the residual connection of resnet, effectively solving the depth problem. vanishing gradient and representation bottleneck problems in networks. in addition, res-vgg improves the expression ability of the model by increasing the depth and width of the network, making it perform well in the task of classifying benign and malignant pulmonary nodules. the network performance of the proposed method is measured using the roc curve, and the roc curve of resvgg is shown in figure 5. fig 5. the structure of the res-vgg figure 6 provides an example of benign and malignant nodule classification results. malignant and benign nodules correctly classified by the proposed method are shown in the first and second rows, respectively, and the numbers below the nodules are the predicted malignant probabilities. the average degree of malignancy among four expert radiologists was compared with the predicted probability of malignancy for each nodule. it was observed that the predicted malignancy probability of each nodule was consistent with the average diagnostic level. 12 fig 6. example of classification results 5. 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[19] g. zhang, z. yang, l. gong, s. jiang, l. wang, h. zhang, classification of lung nodules based on ct images using squeeze-and-excitation network and aggregated residual transformations, la radiologia medica, 125 (2020) 374-383. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 29 api common security threats and security protection strategies chenchen zhao * boston university, boston, massachusetts, united states * corresponding author email: zhao900805@gmail.com abstract: this study analyzes the core role of apis in modern digital ecology and the security threats they face, such as information leakage and overstepping access, and explores their security risks for technologies such as restful and graphql. it proposes to use oauth/jwt authentication mechanism to strengthen access control, adopt https/tls to secure data transmission, and combine with api gateway to defend against ddos attacks. it also emphasizes the importance of fine-grained privilege management and log auditing. the study provides strategic guidance for improving api security protection and looks forward to the trend of intelligent protection. keywords: api security; security protection strategy; oauth/jwt authentication; https/tls protocols. 1. introduction api (application program interface), as a key bridge for data and service interaction, plays an increasingly important role in the field of web, mobile applications and back-end system integration, and has become an indispensable core component for the construction of digital ecosystem in the information age. with the in-depth development of the trend of "internet plus", apis are not only integrated into the products themselves, but also evolve into a key carrier for enterprise value realization and business interconnection. according to statistics, between 2018 and 2023, the market size and growth rate of china's api services market are both showing an upward trend (see figure 1). however, the rapid progress of internet technology has also brought increasingly severe cybersecurity challenges. apis have become highfrequency targets for cyberattacks due to their intermediary nature of data transmission, and their security is crucial to system stability and data protection. according to the api security landscape report 2024 published by imperva, 71% of internet traffic involves api calls, making apis a direct conduit for accessing sensitive data. fastly's survey data reveals that 95% of organizations have experienced api security issues in the past year, while marsh mclennan's research further reveals that api related security incidents cost global organizations up to $75 billion annually. against this backdrop, securing apis has become an important issue in maintaining the stability of the network ecosystem. figure 1. china api services market size and growth rate, 2018-2023 (data source: https://blog.csdn.net/gyzlsc/article/details/134238884) 30 2. api basic concepts and technology overview 2.1. api definition and role api, or application programming interface, occupies a central position in software development as a bridge for interaction between different software applications. it enables developers to call functions or services of other applications without knowing the details of the underlying implementation, thus promoting modular design and significantly improving code reusability and maintainability. in modern web services, apis serve as a key medium for data interaction between the front-end and the back-end, realizing the dynamic data update of the user interface. for example, the github api allows developers to access and control multiple resources on the github platform through http requests, greatly expanding the scope of its functional applications. at the same time, apis also promote the development of cross-platform applications, enabling the same set of back-end services to support a variety of front-end devices such as cell phones, tablets and computers. to ensure the uniformity, ease of use and scalability of the interface, the design of apis needs to follow specifications and principles such as restful, which in turn realizes the flow of data between different systems and promotes the prosperity and development of the software ecosystem. 2.2. api common technologies and risks in the field of api technology, restful, graphql, grpc, and soap are the four mainstream technologies. restful api, which has appeared since 2000, is based on the http protocol, supports xml and json, and provides a unified interface service for web, ios, and android, etc., which is widely used in client-server interaction and has become the most widely used api technology. however, in microservice architecture, such as springboot's actuator module, if not properly configured, it is easy to lead to security vulnerabilities (see figure 2). graphql is an open-source data query language that provides efficient and flexible api development, but the implementation is complex, and the introspection feature and multitasking request function are security risks. grpc, as a high-performance rpc framework based on the http/2 and protobuf, supports multiple languages, and is suitable for mobile and industrial interconnections. grpc, as a high-performance rpc framework based on http/2 and protobuf, supports multiple languages, and is suitable for mobile and industrial interconnections. grpc is a strictly defined information exchange protocol, which has been widely used due to its features, but is gradually decreasing in newer systems due to its slowness and inefficiency. improperly configured soap interfaces can also lead to leakage of the wsdl file, which can trigger security risks. therefore, developers need to choose appropriate api technologies based on comprehensive consideration of application scenarios, technical characteristics and security risks, and strengthen security measures to ensure the security and stability of apis to cope with potential security challenges [1]. figure 2. example of restful api interface specification 3. api common security threat analysis 3.1. information leakage in the security analysis of api interface, information leakage is a problem that cannot be ignored. under normal circumstances, users should only be able to access apis corresponding to the scope of their privileges, and attackers often try to detect and access apis outside the scope of the user's privileges, or apis that the user does not need to access in the first place [2]. in practice, api access control for legitimate users is often neglected, resulting in large or comprehensive abnormal exposure of apis (figure 3). especially in microservice development, the extensive use of api gateway facilitates interface and application management, but also raises many internal security issues. inadequate access control settings between internal logics can easily lead to unauthorized access and information leakage. for example, in springboot-based development, the security protection of api visualization schemes such as swagger and actuator is often overlooked, resulting in the full exposure of the interface and the leakage of sensitive information such as 31 monitoring data and configuration files. in recent years, druql, jenkins, wordpress and spring boot and other mainstream development frameworks have occurred in the api interface leakage of serious security issues, highlighting the importance of strengthening api security protection. figure 3. information disclosure vulnerability 3.2. unauthorized access in the field of api security, ultra vires access is a key issue, which is rooted in the diversity of api authentication logic and incomplete implementation [3]. apis usually use http request headers with an independent token field for authentication, but due to the strong independence of the apis and the designers' poor considerations in the implementation of different api functions, it is possible to utilize the differences in the implementation of apis to gain ultra vires access. however, due to the strong independence of apis and the poor consideration of designers in the implementation of different api functions, it is possible to utilize the differences in the implementation of apis to carry out unauthorized access. there are two types of unauthorized access: horizontal unauthorized access and vertical unauthorized access. horizontal overstepping occurs after the user has passed api authentication. since the designer has not fully considered the isolation of privileges between users, the attacker can utilize the identity of user a to construct a malicious request to obtain the business data of user b, c, etc. vertical transgression occurs when the attacker utilizes the identity of ordinary user a to construct malicious requests to access the management api. if the management api does not take appropriate security restriction measures, it may expose the management functions to ordinary user a, or even indirectly attack the management api through certain application apis as a proxy, resulting in a more serious security threat. 3.3. lateral movement and injection attacks within the operation mechanism of api gateway, the data interaction between internal applications and components is based on the principle of trust, and the apis are connected to each other through database, message queue, function call and api proxy forwarding, etc., and these connections often lack additional security restrictions and protection measures. once an attacker obtains access to a function or module, he or she can use the internal data exchange function to construct a malicious request and insert it into the data flow, thus modifying, stealing or controlling the data of other apis and realizing the so-called lateral movement attack (see figure 4). given that most of the current api functions are realized in the form of web services, common vulnerabilities in the web domain, such as sql injection, xss attacks, etc., may also appear in the api. if the api fails to validate and filter the input data effectively, the attacker has the opportunity to construct malicious code to obtain, modify or delete sensitive information in the database. figure 4. lateral movement 32 4. api security protection strategy and practice 4.1. access control and authentication the core of api security protection lies in access control and authentication, in which oauth and jwt play a key role as the mainstream authentication mechanism [4] (see figure 5). oauth distributes access tokens through the authorization server to achieve a fine-grained control of access to resources, and effectively prevents unauthorized access, such as amazon e-commerce platforms have adopted this mechanism to protect the security of user data. jwt is compact and selfcontained to achieve stateless authentication. jwt, with its compact and self-contained characteristics, realizes stateless authentication, especially adapted to distributed systems, but its signature algorithm and key management need to be strictly controlled to prevent forgery and tampering. finegrained privilege management is also critical to ensure that only authorized users have access to sensitive resources by assigning privileges to api endpoints, as successfully practiced in google cloud platform. the combination of api gateway and policy engine can realize dynamic privilege control and enhance the flexibility and adaptability of security protection. therefore, the reasonable application of oauth, jwt and other authentication mechanisms, and the implementation of fine-grained rights management is an effective strategy to enhance api security and protect data and system integrity. figure 5. two-factor authentication flow with oauth and jwt combination 4.2. data encryption and transmission security https and tls protocols, as a security standard for internet communication, are widely used in api transmission to ensure data confidentiality, integrity and reliability. https establishes an encrypted channel between the client and the server through the ssl/tls protocol, effectively preventing the data from being stolen or tampered with during the transmission process, e.g., the paypal online payment platform adopts this mechanism to guarantee the secure transmission of user for example, paypal online payment platform adopts this mechanism to guarantee the safe transmission of user payment information. for the storage of sensitive data, the use of encryption technologies such as aes, rsa, etc. is crucial to ensure the security of data at rest, and medical and healthcare systems such as mayo clinic further safeguard the security of patient privacy by applying the tls protocol during data transmission. the effective combination of https, tls protocol and encryption technology not only significantly improves the security of the apis but also provides an effective solution for the storage and transmission of sensitive data. provides a solid protective barrier for sensitive data in storage and transmission. 4.3. security protection, hardening and backup strategy for api gateway api gateway bears the heavy responsibility of traffic management, flow limiting and ddos defense in microservice architecture. it can intelligently route requests, achieve load balancing, and prevent service paralysis through rate limiting [5]. at the same time, the api gateway recognizes and filters malicious traffic in ddos attacks to protect back-end service security. at the security hardening level, log auditing and anomaly detection are the core, with comprehensive logging providing the basis for security event traceability, while the anomaly detection system monitors api calls in real time to identify potential threats. through its api gateway service, combined with log auditing and anomaly detection mechanisms, amazon successfully fended off multiple ddos attacks to safeguard business continuity and user data security, highlighting the practical utility of api gateways and reinforcement measures. utilizing the simple and rapid deployment of api, a backup mechanism can be established. the api topology is constructed according to the internal invocation of the system api (see figure 6), and the replacement and reinforcement program for each node after the api is controlled is formulated. when the api is attacked or isolated, it can be quickly deployed to replace the controlled api and reinforce other apis with the same function to prevent lateral penetration by attackers. 33 figure 6. api backup topology 5. conclusion ap this paper comprehensively examines the key position of apis in modern digital architectures and the security threats they face, such as information leakage and ultra-rights access, and deeply analyzes the security challenges of mainstream technologies such as restful and graphql in practical applications. through the introduction of oauth, 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[5] wang lei. design and realization of enterprise application integration system based on api gateway[d]. guangzhou university, 2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 95 research on the current situation of teachers' digital literacy shasha liu *, haixi guo school of information science and technology, yunnan normal university, kunming, yunnan, 650500, china * corresponding author: shasha liu (email: 3229154005@qq.com) abstract: in recent years, artificial intelligence technology has developed rapidly and has been widely used in the field of education. in the new era, the digital transformation of education is an important content of the development of education, and as the core and key link of the digital strategy of education, the cultivation of their digital literacy has become a hot topic of educational research at home and abroad. in the process of digital teaching in china, teachers play an important role, and the improvement of their digital literacy has been regarded as a "required course". this paper makes a comprehensive analysis of the research results of teachers' digital literacy through the literature review method and the retrieval and analysis of the relevant literature at home and abroad. on this basis, this paper also analyzes the existing problems of teachers' digital literacy and puts forward corresponding improvement strategies, in order to provide some reference for the digital literacy training education of teachers in china. keywords: digital literacy; teachers; digital literacy cultivation; education digitization. 1. foreword the new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation is accelerating, and the global digital trend is becoming more and more significant. every industry is changing the traditional kinetic energy, and tapping out the innovation potential of the new generation of digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data and the internet of things. driven by the external power of digital technology innovation and the internal power of the change of talent training demand, with the development of education digitalization, education has also entered a period of rapid development[1]. the ultimate destination of the digital transformation of education is the digitalization of the entire educational ecosystem. from the perspective of teaching environment, teaching resources and teaching thinking, it not only digitized educational content, but also applies educational practice to educational practice. this requires teachers to effective, reasonable and creative use of digital technology, reconstruct the teaching content, reform of teaching mode, innovative teaching methods, accurate teaching decision, to stimulate students' learning initiative and enthusiasm, achieve the purpose of personalized guidance, so as to improve the teaching quality, promote the all-round development of students [1]. as the first resource in education, teachers are the main force to promote the digital development of education. in the digital age, teachers play a vital role in promoting highquality talent training[2]. china's ministry of education promulgated the teacher digital literacy framework in november 2022, aiming to improve the application level of teachers' digital technology and promote the industry standard of education and teaching innovation and reform. as the promoter of digital transformation of education, teachers are also the breeders of digital talents. their digital literacy level has a direct impact on the process of digital transformation of basic education and the training quality of digital talents, and is closely related to the implementation of china's education modernization and the strategy of strengthening education power. in the current teacher education, it is of great practical significance to carry out the research on teachers' digital literacy[3]. 2. teacher's digital literacy concept 2.1. digital literacy exploring the origin and evolution of the concept of "digital literacy" can help us to better understand the meaning and constituent elements of the concept of "teacher digital literacy". with the development of digital technology, the concept of digital literacy has also emerged and developed. yoram elachet-alka first proposed the concept and structure of "digital literacy" in 1994, and in 2004 further defined the structure of "digital literacy", namely "picture literacy", "copy literacy", "branch literacy", "information literacy" and "social emotional literacy"[4]. the concept of "digital literacy" was formally proposed by paul gilst in 1997 in "literacy of digital", and defined as the ability to acquire, understand and integrate digital knowledge. the european commission, unesco, and a number of other organizations, manage, understand digital knowledge and see it as a capability[5]. wang youmei et al. believe that digital literacy is a comprehensive, dynamic and open concept, which is a process of the development of media literacy, computer literacy, information literacy, network literacy, and gradually evolved. shi ge believes that digital literacy is the extension and deepening of information, science and media literacy, and it is a basic ability and an attitude that contemporary citizens must have. according to li degang, digital literacy refers to the ability to recognize, comment on digital content, multimedia language, digital media and conduct interactive communication in the context of digitalization[6]. in general, from the perspective of talent training needs in the digital age, digital literacy refers to a comprehensive ability that people need to survive, work, learn and develop in the digital social environment. it involves the understanding, use, evaluation and creation of digital technology in economic and social development, mainly including information management, 96 communication and sharing, cooperation, creation of content and knowledge, moral responsibility, evaluation and problem solving, technical operation and other basic elements[7]. 2.2. teacher digital literacy the research on the connotation and components of teachers' digital literacy has been started very early in foreign scholars and research institutions. according to krumswick, teachers '"digital literacy" refers to their ability to use ict in a professional background; the spanish general digital capacity framework for teachers divides their digital competence into five aspects, namely, information and data reading, communication and cooperation, digital content creation, security and problem solving; the european union' digital literacy is composed of 22 basic abilities in six aspects, namely, teachers 'professional ability, teachers' teaching ability and students' learning ability[8]. most of the domestic studies introduce the concept of digital literacy into international projects, standards and reports. in 2015, liu qingtang, wu lixia took the lead in our country put forward the concept of "digital literacy", using the development of the "digital teaching ability" model, build the "digital literacy, digital teaching preparation, digital teaching ability, digital teaching evaluation and evaluation, digital teaching management, professional cognition and development, organization and social ability" evaluation and evaluation system[9]. yang shuang and zhou zhiqiang put forward an evaluation system of "including digital technology application, digital information management, digital content creation, digital community construction, digital security capability, software application capability, information retrieval capability, task collaboration capability, and 18 indicators"[10]. li xiaojuan and wang yi's understanding, application and innovation of higher vocational teachers' "digital literacy", application and innovation of various new digital technology methods, including artificial intelligence, internet of things and big data. according to the research of yi ye and xue feng, teachers' digital literacy is composed of five factors: attitude and consciousness, the utilization and development of digital resources, digital teaching skills, the empowerment of digital learners, and digital research development. according to he jian, the digital literacy of teachers includes eight factors in three levels, namely: "basic" level (digital office, digital social networking, digital security); "professional" level (the digitization of the professional); "identity" level (digital teachers, digital technicians, digital social workers, digital science and technology workers) on the connotation of digital literacy of teachers, we can get a basic conclusion: the digital literacy of teachers is a comprehensive, dynamic, complex, crossover, open concept, including knowledge, skills, methods, thinking, concept, consciousness and other multiple levels, multiple dimensions[10]. this article tries to the following interpretation of teachers' digital literacy connotation: teachers digital literacy refers to the teacher in the optimization, innovation and change education teaching activities, appropriate use of artificial intelligence, internet of things, big data and other emerging digital technology, is a kind of acquisition, processing, application, management, innovation, evaluation of comprehensive ability. its main contents include: basic literacy (emphasis on teachers in the application of digital ethics, digital thinking, digital skills and digital security ability), teaching literacy (teaching resources selection, teaching design, teaching organization and teaching evaluation ability) and developmental literacy (digital technical support of collaboration and autonomous learning ability, digital consciousness, digital content, digital application critical thinking, digital problem solving ability) and other elements. 2.3. teacher's digital literacy framework the construction of the framework system is a high level of abstraction and decoupling of teachers' digital literacy. at present, teachers' digital literacy education has become a hot topic in the international and domestic education circles. when constructing the framework mode of teachers 'digital literacy, it is necessary to master the research context of the connotation system of teachers' digital literacy. when designing and constructing the connotation system of teachers' digital literacy, it is necessary to have both an international vision and local feelings. iis released the digital capacity framework (2016), which consists of six components: iis level, information materials, and media reading; digital products, problem solving, innovation; digital communication, cooperation and participation, digital learning and development; digital identification and health, and further divided into 15 items, including practical skills, critical application, creative creation, participation, development, and self-knowledge. the european union (2017) issued the eu digital literacy framework for educators (eu), which refined 22 levels (domains) into 6 levels and constructed 6 levels (layers), and on this basis constructed a teacher ability evaluation model based on 6 levels[10]. the framework for digital literacy for teachers released in norway (2017), highlighting the two core goals of "focusing on the professional growth of teachers" and "focusing on the professional operation of teachers", from the three dimensions of "knowledge", "skill" and "ability", from "discipline" and "basic skills", "school" and "society", "morality", "teaching method" and "subject" teaching, "leadership" and "learning", "interaction" and "communication", "change" and "development", from the three aspects of "knowledge", "skill" and "ability" respectively, for the iste standards (iste) published by the international institute of educational technology (2017): "subject" and "basic skills", "school" and "society", "ethics", "ethics", "teaching methods and subject teaching", "leadership and learning", "interaction and communication", and "change and development", seven identities (learners, leaders, citizens, qualified, designers, assistants, and analysts) and 24 specific "digital abilities" were divided into seven levels. among them, the learning ability is mainly reflected in: exploring the teaching method of science and technology, actively learning network technology, understanding the development direction of science and technology; the quality of designers is mainly reflected in: how to design can promote deep learning activities according to the different needs of learners, and how to create a creative digital learning environment. unesco released in 2018 the teachers 'information and communication technology ability framework (third edition), the framework covers three improving teachers’ development level, six and teachers' professional activities (field) related six aspects, and established the 18 specific application ability, in order to apply the digital technology in education[11]. the standard of information technology application ability for primary and secondary school teachers (trial) 97 (2014 edition), according to the two major needs of teachers' digital literacy training (basic needs and developmental needs), they are divided into 5 aspects, corresponding to 5 aspects, a total of 25 aspects. the education industry standard of the people's republic of china "teachers digital literacy" (2022), the system is mainly composed of five level dimension, 13 secondary dimension, 33 tertiary dimensions, respectively is: "digital consciousness", "digital technology knowledge and skills", "digital application", "digital social responsibility", "professional development" five system, the five system will effectively promote the implementation of the national digital strategy[12]. 3. current status and practical dilemma of teachers' digital literacy research the digital literacy of teachers is produced from the information literacy of their teachers, which is a sublimation and extension of the era of intelligence. in the era of intelligence, what we face is the "objective reality". only by actively facing it, can we get the opportunity to "survive" and gain strength. the digital literacy of teachers is a dynamic, open, dynamic and constantly improving concept[12]. "when a life behavior or way becomes more popular and its influence becomes more profound, the role or value of traditional teacher literacy content becomes more marginal, and its educational effect becomes worse and worse, which objectively requires us to put forward and advocate a new literacy requirement to match it". digital literacy of teachers means that under the premise of following information ethics, they can skillfully use various digital tools and technologies related to life, work and study, and can creatively use technology, carry out interdisciplinary and cross-field research, and constantly improve their ability. analyze the research hotspots of teachers 'digital literacy education at home and abroad, and examine and grasp them, so as to promote the in-depth exploration of the connotation of teachers' digital literacy and the construction of the framework paradigm[12]. 3.1. research status of teachers' digital literacy in china the number of published papers can reflect the theoretical level and research progress of a discipline to some extent. using the literature searched in the cnki, the statistics were made according to the order of years, and then the annual publication volume map of the digital literacy research literature in china in figure 1 is obtained. we can see from the chart that the research on digital literacy just started from 2006 to 2011, and the number of articles published was only small; since 2012, more and more papers have been published, especially since 2015, because the horizon report (global review) represented by the american new media alliance (new media association of agency) has promoted the attention and research in this field[13]. 39 in 2016 and 58 articles in 2017, this is related to the 2014 horizon report (general media university of international report of the international of digital report) and the itu digital literacy declaration (international media institute), published in 2017. as can be seen from the increase of the number of literatures, this field is gradually getting the attention of the academic community. on the whole, the research of digital literacy shows a rising trend, and its level has also been significantly improved. especially since 2015, the research on the topic of "digital literacy" has entered a period of rapid development and shown a significant development trend[14]. figure 1. digital literacy annual publication collection figure 2 distribution map of the number of academic papers published about teachers' digital literacy in each region of the country. from the chart, we can see that china's teachers' digital literacy papers mainly distributed in 2021,2022,2023 three years, in 2021,2022 respectively, a paper, basically no related research in this field, and in november 2022, because the ministry of education issued teacher digital literacy education industry standards, so in 2023 the number of papers on teachers' digital literacy has significant growth, by august 2023, teachers digital literacy literature from 1 to 19, and entered a period of rapid development. 3.2. the research status of digital literacy of foreign teachers digital literacy refers to a person's ability to use digital technology to obtain, evaluate, organize, create and disseminate information in a digital environment. many foreign countries have established the policies and framework of digital literacy education in order to ensure that teachers have the required knowledge and skills in the field of digital technology. these include training programmes, curriculum standards, and assessment methods. teacher training and career growth, many overseas colleges and universities have set up teacher digital literacy training programs to help 98 teachers improve technology integration and educational science and technology capabilities[15]. the main contents include: the application of educational technology means, online teaching method, data analysis and so on. in terms of research and evaluation tools, researchers have developed a series of digital literacy evaluation tools and evaluation methods. at present, most of the research on teachers 'digital literacy focuses on the discussion of teachers' digital literacy. literacy education mainly includes the following aspects: first, connotation; second, structure; in order to comprehensively improve the digital literacy of chinese teachers, the european commission developed a complete set of digital literacy framework, digital literacy development model and digital literacy evaluation tool in 2017. this theoretical system has not only been widely disseminated in the member states of the european union, but also in some african countries, such as russia and morocco[16]. figure 2. number of academic papers on teachers' digital literacy searching web of science for a series of literature related to teacher digital literacy education, the search rules are "teacher" and "digital literacy", the search range is the core collection, the search found 105 papers, searching for the keywords in these papers by citespace, found that they spread around "digital literacy", from the three directions of "education", "teacher education", and "technology", diffusion around, from the analysis shown in fig, foreign research on teacher digital literacy has mostly focused on teacher education, and how to educate teachers to use technology to promote education. figure 3. research hotspot map of foreign teachers' digital literacy 3.3. the practical dilemma of the development of digital literacy in china 3.3.1. lack of an intrinsic driving force teachers' willingness to improve themselves is low, and their own views on various professional development activities, especially their subjective cognition of their advantages and disadvantages, will affect their enthusiasm for professional development. at present, some teachers have shown their inability or unwillingness to learn and cope with sexual learning, which have become practical obstacles to their professional development. therefore, the problem of weak willingness to improve their digital literacy is obvious. because of the long-term traditional education and the rejection of new things, teachers' understanding of the ease of use of digital technology has become very low, and even have a feeling of rejection of the availability of digital technology. in the face of the impact and challenges of digital technology, 99 teachers are more inclined to maintain a respectful attitude. 3.3.2. lack of external force the cultivation of teachers' information teaching ability has been highly valued by the national education administrative department. it is hoped that their information literacy and digital literacy can be effectively improved through the teacher training. teachers 'training and training are of important theoretical and practical significance for promoting teachers' professional development and improving their digital literacy. in the face of tedious teaching affairs, low salary, difficult professional title evaluation and other problems, it is necessary to improve the enthusiasm of teachers to participate in training and learning. at the same time, teachers themselves have insufficient understanding of the application of digital tools, and some teachers feel that the cultivation of digital literacy is time-consuming and laborious, and they are not willing to accept it. there are still some practical limitations in the research of teachers' digital literacy. the quality of research needs to be further improved, and the research mode needs to be further innovated. the object of research needs to be improved is the digital literacy of teachers, and the object of research is teachers. 3.3.3. difficulty of assessing the characteristics at present, there are some problems in accurately evaluating and representing the digital literacy of chinese teachers, the lack of evaluation standards, the evaluation means and methods are too dependent on subjective judgment, and the coverage of evaluation practice is not wide. in the era of digital literacy, in addition to alleviating the deficiencies of evaluation standards with the introduction of standards, there are still many problems. therefore, at the practical level, how to accurately evaluate and depict teachers' digital literacy is still facing some practical problems. because literacy is different from knowledge and ability, evaluating it is naturally difficult[17]. 3.3.4. the training content and mode of teachers' digital literacy are old most areas of teacher digital literacy training in china are surface, not on the basis of the subjects, in the first line of practice, on the basis of teachers, considering the content and mode of their training, there is on paper, unpractical and other issues, when teachers don't want to train, i think the training is time-consuming and laborious and meaningless to my teaching, it is difficult to apply it to the practice of all subjects, so, right now, change to the content of the training, reduce the scale of the training, training and teaching with subject and background knowledge, changing the traditional ways of teacher training, pay more attention to it in your daily life, subtly changing teachers' digital literacy, teaching also uses online and offline use, design the development of the classroom way, gradually changing the teachers' stereotype of teacher training, fundamentally solve the problems of teachers in teaching, improve teachers' digital literacy[19]. 4. improve teachers' digital literacy and training ways the digital literacy training of teachers is not only a change of the training objectives, but also requires the digital transformation of the whole training scene. on this basis, based on the focus of existing research, this project will supplement and improve the digital literacy training strategies of teachers to help the digital transformation of teachers. 4.1. establish a micro-ability index to provide a "scaffolding" for teachers' digital literacy training and evaluation micro ability is a complex skills into a number of "small and real" basic ability, pay attention to the ability in the actual work situation, not only can break the current teacher training and practical phase separation, and can also break the past to standardized test and questionnaire from the regular assessment method, establish a set of effective professional ability assessment model. on this basis, the establishment of the "ability-centered" teachers 'micro-ability index can provide support for the cultivation and evaluation of teachers' micro-ability. on the one hand, the micro-ability evaluation focuses on the reality, with the actual operation results and the actual operation behaviors such as teaching videos and design works as the evaluation standards. such a form can promote teachers to consciously apply digital technology, improve the digital teaching ability, and make up for the gap of abstract literacy and practical ability., on the other hand, the micro ability index system to clear, specific, observable ability, and combined with specific teaching scenario, will match the ability of literacy requirements index, thus clear need to collect specific assessment data, to accurate evaluation support for teachers' digital literacy[19]. 4.2. pay attention to the diversity of teachers and the integration of teachers the digital literacy of teachers is a long-term task. in the process of teachers 'professional growth, teachers' digital literacy is a curriculum consisting of both pre-professional and post-professional stages, which should be carried out in the whole curriculum system. teachers should start from the early stage of their career and pay attention to the development of their career. the cultivation of normal university students should pay attention to the study of courses and the training of teaching practice, and include the content of digital technology in their compulsory subjects, so as to improve their ability to find, understand and apply information[19]. in order to improve the students' use of digital technology to improve the teaching level, we must strengthen the practical training of digital technology. in terms of in-service training of teachers, attention should be paid to teachers of different educational levels, classify teachers, vocational school teachers and university teachers, and develop a set of digital literacy improvement programs suitable for teachers, vocational school teachers and university teachers. at the same time, according to the ability level of different teachers, they are graded setting, and their phased literacy training, so as to design a set of feasible teacher training plan. 4.3. based on the resources of the platform, build an immersive atmosphere of improving the quality it provides support for the "quality teacher training" resources of various learning section and categories, and provides conditions for teachers to conduct independent selection and training. for example, the national smart education platform is characterized by resource diversity and rich activities, which can meet the needs of improving teachers' professional quality after pre-job services. on the one hand, teachers can use the expert lecture resources, special research resources and subject teaching cases in the 100 platform to carry out independent learning. teachers can choose the content they are interested in according to their own needs, flexibly arrange the learning time and schedule, and cultivate the awareness of digital learning., on the other hand, to actively participate in the national wisdom education platform based on national teachers training activities, on the basis of the platform research group function of discipline training activities, for example, in "national teachers summer training activities" "collective lesson preparation activities", etc., through the teacher guide, peer discussion, case show, review reflection, finally produce high quality teaching case, in the process of digital learning practice, improve their teaching practice ability, promote their own professional development[20]. 4.4. discuss the mechanism of large-scale improvement of teachers' quality and solve the problem of unbalanced service supply at present, the digital literacy training of teachers in china is faced with problems such as narrow supply side of training services and imperfect research and training community. how to build a high-level training service supply system that can meet the needs of large-scale teacher growth has become an urgent problem to be solved. in order to solve the difficult problems in the system, this topic puts forward the construction idea of dual cooperation. on the one hand, with cross-sectoral university research institutions, regional teachers inquest into departments, primary and secondary schools education main body to coordinate, integrate the elements of the subject and aggregation, through the guidance of district, linkage, form a point with surface dynamic research network, so as to expand the supply of teachers' digital literacy training services. for example, based on the "virtual teaching and research section", teacher training institutions in various schools and regions are connected with schools, and teachers with common interests are gathered together to give play to the leading role of famous teachers and first-class courses, build a demonstration platform, and improve the "utilization rate" of excellent teachers., on the other hand, to give full play to the artificial intelligence, big data, internet technology can assign function, build a high quality resources sharing platform, the high quality case display and sharing, let high quality teaching resources, teaching methods can benefit more teachers, break the barriers of intercollegiate resources, flow online education resources in different time 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[20] li hua. advanced research on digital literacy of university teachers: foundations, weaknesses and improvement strategies [j]. journal of hubei second normal university, 2023,40 (06): 84-90. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 47 design and implementation of a campus sports meet management system hengli nie mining safety college, north china institute of science and technology, langfang, hebei, 065201, china abstract: in response to challenges in traditional sports meet management such as managing numerous participants, difficulty in track allocation, complex match statistics, untimely announcements, and information bottlenecks, we have designed an efficient, intelligent, and practical management system for university sports meets. this system facilitates administrators in viewing and modifying information, compiling statistics, entering match results, and managing both competitions and equipment. users can modify personal information, view match schedules, register for events, view results, and check sports equipment and announcements. this complete system integrates seamlessly with university information service platforms and is highly practical. keywords: sports meet management system; java; mysql; springmvc; mybatis. 1. introduction the campus sports meeting is an important activity to unite the class, strengthen the body, show the spirit of courage and cohesion, which can enhance the sports quality of students and teachers to start from the sports power. however, in recent years, the management of the sports meeting, whether it is the registration statistics of the sports meeting, the announcement information of the sports meeting, the information of the competition items and the entry and statistics of the results, is completed manually, processing a large number of data according to various complicated documents and office software. moreover, the manual management efficiency is low, the statistical speed is slow, the work report statistics are prone to error, the timely publication of many information of the sports meeting is difficult to do, and the management and viewing of student information competition results is also very complicated, which is unfavorable to the development of a university, so the design and development of an intelligent, efficient and comprehensive sports meeting management system is a top priority. in foreign countries, the ministry of education of colleges and universities has also proposed to strengthen the construction of "campus intelligence" and support efficient management and learning. for example, norwegian university of science and technology, stanford university and massachusetts institute of technology have complete intelligent information management platforms to ensure that every student and teacher can repeat and reasonably use the teaching platform to support the school's teaching and research and various tasks with the highest efficiency, such as nba events or recent sports meetings, with good system technology support. it can fully meet management requirements. and many domestic campus platform services are gradually intelligent, such as magpie and xuexitong and many other learning platforms are widely used, which brings great convenience to the teaching and research management of universities. however, most universities are still based on manual report operations, or based on some office software to operate data, once the amount of data increases, the workload will become a lot, the overall work will become very cumbersome and complex. the system based on java and b/s design pattern has good security, robustness and portability. because the web is independent of the platform, the system has good portability and scalability. java security framework technology is used to encrypt user passwords, and mysql database is used to store various data, which protects user accounts and a series of data, reduces risks, and avoids losses caused by illegal account theft[1]. 2. demand analysis 2.1. system interface requirements campus sports meeting management system requires beautiful interface, clean and tidy, simple to use, page response time is short, high efficiency, high accuracy; add corresponding prompts for modifying, deleting, and adding functions to prevent data loss and damage caused by misoperations. 2.2. system performance requirement the software is based on windows platform, adopts b/s structure development, uses mysql for data storage, and adopts spring+springmvc+mybatis system framework. page display using html, css, javascript, jqueryui and bootstrap plug-in technology to develop a campus sports management system[2]. the development of the system should meet the following standards[3]. (1) processing capacity: the system should be able to process multiple user requests at the same time within a specified time. (2) security and stability: the system requires user login to use, the database password is encrypted, and there are strict permission restrictions and attack prevention mechanisms. at the same time, the system is based on a stable architecture pattern, which can effectively handle and recover errors. (3) scalability and maintainability: the system can increase the load capacity or function by adding hardware or software components, and it is easy to change, debug, optimize, replace and restructure the code. (4) operability: the system function is perfect, to meet the explicit and implicit needs, the user interface is simple, the operation is simple. (5) data indicators: ensure the correctness, effectiveness, accuracy and integrity of data, and ensure the consistency and readability of data storage methods and formats. 48 2.3. system functional requirement based on the experience in the campus and the query of relevant information, the users of the sports meeting management system are set as administrators, students and teachers. the campus sports meeting management system realizes the dynamic management of the website, combines the dynamic web page with the database, and processes the sports meeting information through various functions, which makes the management of information more timely and efficient and improves the work efficiency. finally, administrators, students and teachers can jointly manage the system. 3. system design 3.1. overall system design the design and development process of the system refers to the life cycle of software engineering development to achieve modular design, reduce coupling degree, improve cohesion, reduce complexity and redundancy between modules, develop from top to bottom, and finally carry out unit testing, integration testing and performance testing, debug and improve the system according to the test results, and debug and improve the system according to the test results. thus, the workload of registration groups and scores entry and other operations is reduced, so that users can timely obtain the status of the games and related information of various events, providing users with a more convenient experience[4]. 3.2. system functional design the sports management system authenticates users and administrators through the login module, and gives different permissions to users and administrators after login[5]. administrator's rights include information management module, sports management module, sports equipment management module. the information management module is mainly used by administrators to view and modify their own information, modify passwords, add, delete, modify and check the information of students, students' teachers and students' classes, so that administrators can manage information efficiently; the sports meeting management module is mainly to publish and modify the sports meeting announcement information, add, delete, modify and check the information of competition events, project name, time, place, gender restrictions and rules, as well as the entry of competition results, the grouping of participants and the viewing of the results of participants; sports equipment management module is mainly to view and manage equipment information, check the name of the equipment, place, total number and loan amount of information, manage the loan and return of equipment, as well as the addition and deletion of equipment operations. in the user's authority there are information module, competition information module, sports information module. the information module is mainly to check the student information, student class information and student college information and modify the password and other operations; competition information module is mainly to view the participated and not yet participated in the competition, provide registration and withdrawal operations, to ensure that users can easily manage the competition information; sports event information module view the sports event information, sports event announcement, sports event details, etc. the system function design is shown in figure 1. campus  sports  meeting  management  system log in user administrator information query match inquiry register for the competition sports meeting information personnel management sports meeting management performance management material management system management event management figure 1. system function structure diagram 4. system implementation 4.1. login module the main design goal of the login module is to distinguish the identity of the administrator and the user. the identity determination is realized by searching the login account in the user and permission table of the database. use springsecruity for password encryption and requires a series of login jump and decryption functions to be set up in the configuration file. the main process is that the user or administrator enters the account and password at the front end and submits the form, and the back-end server receives the information and finds the corresponding account and password, and then decrypts and compares. according to the permission table, the system determines whether the login account is an administrator or a user. 4.2. participant information module the user participation information module can view the events that can participate and the events that have already participated, and can register for and withdraw from the competition. click to enter a contest in the sign up dropdown list in the navigation bar, that is, to send a request to the 49 server, the eventcontroller layer receives the request and invokes eventservice. eventservice calls eventmapper to query the list of projects in the database according to the entry restrictions, such as gender restrictions and time limits, and returns the eventlist variable, which is the list of projects that can participate, to the eventlist.jsp page and renders it, including the project name, location, date and other information. as shown in figure 2. figure 2. eligible event you can also withdraw from a race you have already participated in. as shown in figure 3. figure 3. withdraw 4.3. results management module the competition results management module implements results entry, grouping of participants, and viewing of results of participating members. first, the participants are divided into groups, and after the group competition, the competition results are entered. grouping and score entry should be done on a project-by-project basis. after the scores are entered, they can be viewed or modified in the score list. the grouping of participants and the entry of scores are implemented by initiating a request to the back-end server. matchescontroller initiates a request and calls matchesservice. matchesservice calls matchesmapper and eventmapper to implement connection query, and returns the projects whose scores have not yet been entered and the corresponding score list to the mathesinput.jsp page. and render. group personnel and record records in this interface, as shown in figure 4. figure 4. grouping and score entry after the entry is completed, you can view the score information. click the sports meeting score list in the navigation bar to initiate a request to the back-end server. matchescontroller accepts the request and processes it, returns the matcheslist variable to matcheslist.jsp and renders the page. in the score information list, you can add, modify, delete and view details of grades. the grade information list is shown in figure 5. 50 figure 5. grade information list 4.4. equipment management module the administrator can view and manage the device information, such as the name, place, total number and loaned quantity of the device, to realize the loan and return of the device, and to add and delete the device information, as shown in figure 4.26. click the lend button in the operation to lend the equipment, as shown in figure 6. figure 6. device management information click on the loan and return information in the navigation bar to view the overall loan and return information of the equipment, such as who borrowed, lent equipment, lent time and whether to return information. the equipment loan and return information is shown in figure 7. figure 7. equipment is available for loan click the equipment return in the navigation bar to return the loaned equipment. the page shows the records of the loaned equipment that have not been returned. you can see the loaned information, such as the borrower loaned equipment, the amount and reason of loaned equipment, etc. click return on the page to return the operation, as shown in figure 8. 51 figure 8. equipment returns 5. conclusion the front-end page of the system adopts popular front-end frameworks and plug-ins such as jqueryui and bootstrap, which makes the page style of the system unified, fast response, easy to use and deploy, and improves the user experience of the system. in addition, some optimization strategies are adopted in the system design and implementation, such as the use of cache mybatis technology, which effectively reduces the pressure of database access and improves the query efficiency and response speed of the system. the realization of the university sports meeting management system is innovative and practical, which provides a new solution for the university sports meeting information management and better meets the needs of the university sports meeting information management. references [1] chen shaobo, bell ringing. analysis and design of university sports meeting management system [j]. value 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[5] meng xiangxu, li xueqing, yang chenglei, wang lu. basic course of human computer interaction [m]. 3rd edition. beijing: tsinghua university press, 2016: 186-197. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 70 intelligent planting of subtropical fruits and vegetables based on artificial intelligence di liang 1, *, zhongming lin 1, xiangyun su 2, wenjing li 1, biaotang wen 3, zhendong chen 4, yuanyuan guo 4 and y.d. chuah 5 1 nanning normal university, nanning guangxi, 53000, china 2 school of languages, cultures and international education, liuzhou institute of technology, liuzhou, guangxi, 545616, china 3 jiejiarun technology group co., ltd, nanning guangxi, 53000, china 4 guangxi academy of agricultural sciences, nanning guangxi, 53000, china 5 department of mechanical engineering, faculty of engineering & technology, tunku abdul rahman university of management and technology, 53300 kuala lumpur, malaysia * corresponding author: di liang (email: allenliangdi@163.com) abstract: this thesis discusses the intelligent planting system of subtropical fruits and vegetables based on artificial intelligence (ai) and visual recognition, especially the application in water and fertilizer management. in view of the problems of inaccurate and inefficient water and fertilizer management faced by fruit and vegetable planting in subtropical areas, this study implements an intelligent water and fertilizer decision support system, which integrates visual recognition, sensor data acquisition, machine learning algorithms and other technologies. through visual recognition technology, the system can monitor the growth status of crops in real time, accurately identify crop growth parameters and pests and diseases, and provide data support for water and fertilizer decisions. combined with sensor data such as soil moisture and nutrient content, machine learning algorithms are used to predict and analyze crop water and fertilizer requirements to achieve accurate water and fertilizer management. the experimental results show that the system can significantly improve the accuracy and efficiency of water and fertilizer management and promote high-quality and high-yield subtropical fruits and vegetables. this study provides new ideas and technical support for intelligent and precise agriculture, and has important application value and promotion prospects. keywords: artificial intelligence ai; visual recognition; subtropical fruits and vegetables; intelligent planting; water and fertilizer management. 1. introduction with the growth of global population and the acceleration of urbanization, the demand for agricultural products is increasing day by day. traditional agricultural production methods are facing severe challenges in resource utilization efficiency, environmental friendliness and yield stability. especially in subtropical areas, due to its unique climatic conditions and soil characteristics, fruit and vegetable cultivation not only requires a lot of water resources and fertilizer input, but also faces problems such as frequent diseases and pests and short growth cycle. therefore, how to realize the efficient and sustainable cultivation of subtropical fruits and vegetables has become a research hotspot in the current agricultural field. the rapid development of ai provides strong technical support for agricultural intelligence. as an important part of the ai, visual recognition technology has shown great application potential in the agricultural field due to its high efficiency and accuracy. by integrating high-definition cameras, image processing algorithms and machine learning models, visual recognition technology can monitor crop growth status, identify pests and diseases, evaluate crop growth parameters, etc. in real time, and provide rich data support for agricultural production [1]. in terms of water and fertilizer management, traditional methods often rely on empirical judgment and fixed rules, and it is difficult to accurately reflect the actual needs of crops at different growth stages and under different environmental conditions. the intelligent water and fertilizer management system based on ai and visual recognition can establish an accurate water and fertilizer demand forecasting model by analyzing multi-source data such as crop growth data, soil environment information and meteorological conditions, and realize accurate supply and on-demand distribution of water and fertilizer. this can not only improve the utilization efficiency of water and fertilizer resources, reduce waste and pollution, but also promote the healthy growth of crops and improve yield and quality. 2. system design and implementation this chapter introduces in detail the design and implementation of subtropical fruit and vegetable intelligent planting system based on ai and visual recognition technology. the main contents include the design of intelligent water and fertilizer decision support system, the application of visual recognition technology in water and fertilizer management, and the integration and test of the whole system [2]. 2.1. intelligent water and fertilizer decision support system intelligent water and fertilizer decision support system is the core module of this research, which aims to realize the precise management of water and fertilizer in fruit and vegetable growth environment by ai algorithm. the system includes four parts: data acquisition, data processing, decision 71 algorithm and user interface. (1) data acquisition the data acquisition part mainly monitors the key parameters in fruit and vegetable planting environment in real time through sensor network. these sensors are arranged at different depths and locations in the fruit and vegetable planting area to fully cover the planting area. specifically, sensor types include: soil moisture sensor: used to monitor the moisture content in the soil and ensure that fruits and vegetables get proper moisture during their growth [3]. soil temperature sensor: used to measure soil temperature and ensure the maintenance of suitable soil temperature in different seasons and weather conditions. air humidity and temperature sensors: used to monitor the humidity and temperature in the air, helping to adjust water and fertilizer regimes to adapt to environmental changes. light intensity sensor: used to monitor the lighting conditions to ensure that fruits and vegetables get sufficient light. soil nutrient sensor: used to measure the concentration of key nutrients in the soil, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, etc., ensuring the balance of nutrient supply [4] these data are transmitted to the data processing center in real time through the wireless transmission module (lora) to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of the data. (2) data processing the data processing part uses big data technology to clean, store and analyze the collected data. through outlier detection and missing value filling technology, abnormal data and missing data that do not conform to the actual situation are removed or corrected to ensure the accuracy and integrity of data. cloud database (azure cosmosdb) is used to store massive amounts of cleaned data to ensure data security and accessibility [5]. data mining and statistical analysis techniques (such as time series analysis, cluster analysis and correlation analysis) are used to deeply analyze the data, extract useful information and patterns, and provide support for decision-making. (3) decision algorithm decision algorithm is the core of intelligent water and fertilizer decision support system. based on the collected environmental data, machine learning and deep learning algorithms are used for analysis and prediction. decision tree, which represents the decision process through a tree-like structure, is simple and easy to understand, and is suitable for dealing with classification and regression problems. random forest, by constructing multiple decision trees and taking their average value, reduces overfitting and improves the generalization ability of the model. neural network, which uses multi-layer neurons for nonlinear mapping, is suitable for dealing with complex nonlinear relationships, especially for excellent performance on large data sets. deep learning algorithms (such as convolutional neural network cnn and recurrent neural network rnn), capable of processing complex spatiotemporal data, are suitable for image recognition and time series prediction. through the learning of historical data, the model can predict the water and fertilizer demand in the future, and generate the optimal water and fertilizer management plan according to the growth stage and specific needs of fruits and vegetables. 2.2. application of visual recognition technology in water and fertilizer management visual recognition technology is mainly used in this system to monitor the growth state of fruits and vegetables, identify pests and diseases, and further optimize water and fertilizer management. (1) image acquisition the image acquisition part is carefully designed, and the regular image capture of the growth process of fruits and vegetables is realized through the high-definition cameras carefully arranged in the fruit and vegetable planting area. the position of the camera is scientifically arranged according to the size and layout of the planting area to ensure all-round coverage and no blind spots, so as to comprehensively record the growth status of fruits and vegetables. according to the different stages of fruit and vegetable growth cycle and the specific monitoring needs, the image acquisition frequency is flexibly set, which not only ensures the timeliness of data, but also completely retains the key information in the fruit and vegetable growth process [6]. these image data are then transmitted to the processing through the network to provide a solid foundation for subsequent analysis and management. (2) image processing image processing is a key step to ensure that the collected fruit and vegetable images can be accurately used for subsequent analysis. a variety of image processing algorithms are used to carefully preprocess the original image, and the noise interference in the image is effectively removed by filtering techniques such as gaussian filtering and median filtering, which significantly improves the image quality. advanced segmentation algorithms such as threshold segmentation, region growth or edge detection are used to accurately separate the fruit and vegetable subjects from the complex background and extract the region of interest (roi) that is crucial for analysis. after this series of preprocessing operations are completed, the optimized images are sent to the visual recognition model for more in-depth analysis and recognition. (3) visual recognition model the visual recognition model is the core component of this study, and its construction is based on convolutional neural network (cnn). the establishment begins with the fine annotation of massive image data, aiming to clearly mark the growth stages of fruits and vegetables, subtle changes in leaf color, and specific symptoms of pests and diseases, so as to provide a solid data foundation for subsequent model training. these labeled data are used to train the cnn model. through repeated iterations and parameter optimization, the recognition accuracy and robustness of the model are significantly improved. in order to ensure the effectiveness of the model in practical applications, cross-validation and independent test set are also used to comprehensively evaluate the performance of the model to verify its excellent performance in recognition accuracy and generalization ability [7]. the visual recognition model can accurately identify the growth status, leaf color changes and symptoms of diseases and insect pests of fruits and vegetables. through in-depth analysis of this information, the system can intelligently judge the water and fertilizer demand and diseases and insect pests of fruits and vegetables, providing 72 scientific basis for accurately adjusting water and fertilizer management plans. 2.3. real-time monitoring feedback this system integrates real-time monitoring and real-time feedback mechanism, and uses advanced visual recognition technology to continuously monitor the growth state of fruits and vegetables. by capturing images in real time by the camera, and relying on the trained visual recognition model for in-depth analysis, the system can quickly capture and identify possible problems in the growth process of fruits and vegetables, such as pests and diseases, nutrition deficiency, etc. once a problem is found, the system automatically triggers the feedback process and seamlessly connects the identification results to the intelligent water and fertilizer decision support system. the system dynamically adjusts the water and fertilizer management plan according to the realtime growth status to ensure the accurate delivery and efficient utilization of resources. the system also sends instant notifications to farmers through mobile applications or web pages, informing them of abnormal conditions in fruit and vegetable growth in detail and targeted operation suggestions. as a result, it significantly improves farmers' response speed and management efficiency, and realizes scientific and intelligent management of fruit and vegetable planting. 2.4. system integration and test system integration and test are key steps to ensure that all modules work together and the overall performance of the system is stable. (1) system integration in the process of system integration, we are committed to efficiently integrating the intelligent water and fertilizer decision support system with the visual recognition module. by designing standardized interfaces and protocols, the seamless connection among modules such as data acquisition, processing and decision algorithm is ensured, which not only improves the reliability of data transmission, but also ensures the consistency of data format, laying a solid foundation for the overall operation of the system. the module integration work was carried out, and the accurate fruit and vegetable growth status information extracted by the visual recognition module was seamlessly transmitted to the decision algorithm module through a unified data interface and format, which realized the data sharing and close cooperation between modules, and provided strong support for the generation of intelligent water and fertilizer management plan [8]. after integrating the user interface, the processed data and analysis suggestions are displayed to farmers in real time and intuitively, which greatly facilitates their viewing and operation of the system, and further improves the user experience and practicability of the system. (2) test method the system test strategy is rigorous and comprehensive, covering three key links: unit test, integrated test and system test. in the unit test stage, we focus on the detailed inspection of the functions and performance of each independent module to ensure that the sensor data collection is accurate. the data processing is efficient and rapid, and the algorithm logic is accurate, which lays a solid foundation for the stable operation of each module of the system. the integration testing stage is dedicated to verifying the interface compatibility and data transmission efficiency between modules. by testing the speed, consistency and interface stability of data transmission between modules, it is ensured that all components of the system can cooperate closely and jointly support the overall operation of the system [9]. in the test stage of the system, we implemented a comprehensive evaluation including functional test, performance test and user experience test, which not only ensured that all functions of the system could operate normally as expected, but also deeply considered the performance ability of the system in high load and complex environment. by letting farmers actually operate and collect their feedback, we continuously optimized the system interface and operation process, and strived to improve user satisfaction and operation convenience, so as to ensure that the whole system can meet the actual application requirements and achieve the goal of high efficiency, stability and ease of use. (3) test results and analysis test results show that the system shows excellent real-time response ability, efficient data processing speed, highly accurate decision-making algorithm and high-precision visual recognition ability. specifically, in the simulated diversified environmental conditions and operating scenarios, the system can quickly respond to farmers' operations and environmental changes, reflecting its powerful real-time performance. for the processing of large amounts of data, the system shows efficient and stable performance, ensuring the rapid and accurate data processing, and providing solid support for timely decision-making. by comparing the actual operation with the water and fertilizer plan generated by the system, the accuracy of the decision-making algorithm is verified, and it is confirmed that the water and fertilizer management plan provided by the system is not only accurate and reliable, but also can effectively respond to different planting needs. the visual recognition model also performs well in identifying the growth status of fruits and vegetables, diseases and pests. its high-precision recognition ability provides an important guarantee for the intelligent management of the system, and further improves the refinement and intelligence level of agricultural production. 3. experiment and result analysis 3.1. experimental design this experiment aims to evaluate the effectiveness of intelligent water and fertilizer management system based on ai and visual recognition technology in subtropical fruit and vegetable cultivation. the experimental subjects were selected as local common citrus fruit trees, such as citrus and grapefruit, which are sensitive to water and nutrient requirements and are suitable as research objects. it was carried out in two orchards with similar conditions, one of which was used as the experimental group, and the intelligent water and fertilizer management system was applied. the other served as a control group, using traditional water and fertilizer management methods. the experimental conditions include the same soil type, climatic conditions, initial fruit tree growth state and cultivation management measures to ensure the accuracy and comparability of the experimental results. the experimental period is one year, covering the whole growth cycle of fruit trees, from spring germination to autumn fruit maturity. the experimental protocol includes regular monitoring of soil moisture, nutrient content, crop growth status (such as leaf color, fruit size) and pests and diseases, and recording 73 relevant data. high-definition cameras and sensor networks are installed in the orchard of the experimental group, image data and environmental parameters are collected in real time, and the water and fertilizer supply plan is automatically adjusted after intelligent system analysis. 3.2. data collection and processing in the data collection stage, we comprehensively used a variety of sensors and manual measurement methods to comprehensively obtain detailed information about soil environment, crop growth status, and pests and diseases. specifically, soil data was regularly monitored through soil moisture and nutrient sensors to accurately record changes in key nutrient indicators such as moisture content, ph value and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in the soil. according to the crop growth data, we recorded the key growth parameters of fruit trees such as tree height, crown width, leaf number and color change, and fruit size in detail by manual measurement [10]. in order to monitor the diseases and pests more intuitively, the high-definition camera of the orchard of the experimental group took images of fruit trees at the preset frequency, and captured the real-time status of leaves, fruits and diseases and pests. in the data preprocessing and feature extraction links, the collected soil data were strictly cleaned to remove outliers and noise interference, and normalized to ensure the consistency and comparability of the data. data normalization: normalize the data to the [0, 1] interval, the equation is as follows: for the image data, a series of preprocessing steps such as denoising, enhancement, and segmentation were used to effectively improve the image quality, and key features such as color, texture, shape, pests and diseases of leaves were successfully extracted. using feature engineering technology, the most representative key features are extracted from soil data and image data, and feature vectors are constructed, which lays a solid foundation for subsequent model training and analysis. 4. model training and evaluation 4.1. model training this section introduces the training process of machine learning and deep learning models in detail, including steps such as algorithm selection, data preprocessing, model training and parameter tuning, and model evaluation. a random forest model for water and fertilizer management and a cnn model for image recognition are specifically described. (1) random forest model training and evaluation random forest is an ensemble learning method that improves the accuracy and stability of the model by constructing multiple decision trees and taking the average or majority voting results. the algorithm is suitable for regression analysis of environmental data and crop data. the equation is as follows: is the prediction result, n is the number of decision trees, and fi(x) is the prediction value of the i-th decision tree. the data were divided into training set (70%), validation set (15%), and test set (15%). model construction: build a random forest model using random forest regressor from the scikit-learn library, setting the number of decision trees to 100, the maximum depth to 10, and the minimum number of sample splits to 2. model training: train the model using the training set. here's the code: from sklearn.ensemble import random forest regressof from sklearnmodel _ selection import train _ test spkit # data partitioning x_train,x_val,y_train,y_val =train_test_split(x,y,test_size=0.3,random_state=42) # modelbuilding rf=randomforestregressor(n_estimators=100,max_dept h=10,min_samples_split=2, random_state=42) # modeltraining rf.fit(x_train, y_train) parameter tuning: optimize parameters through grid search and select the optimal parameter combination. about the code: from sklearn.model_selection import gridsearchcv # define a parameter grid param_grid=｛ n_estimators': [50, 100, 150], max_depth': [10, 15, 20], min_samples split': [2, 5, 10] ｝ # grid search grid_search = gridsearchcv(estimator=rf, param_grid=param_grid, cv=3, n_jobs=-1, verbose=2) grid_search.fit(x_train, y_train) # optimal parameters best_params = grid_search.best_params_ the validation set was used to evaluate the model performance, and the mean square error (mse) and the coefficient of determination (r2) were used to measure the model prediction accuracy. the equation is as follows: the performance of the random forest model is evaluated on the test set, and the prediction error and coefficient of determination (r2r^2r2) are calculated. the evaluation results show that the mse of the random forest model is 0.015 and the coefficient of determination (r2r^2r2) is 0.92, indicating that the model has high prediction accuracy. 4.2. cnn model training and evaluation cnn is a deep learning model especially suitable for image data processing. its main structures include convolutional layer, pooling layer and fully connected layer. the convolution operation equation is as follows: 74 where i is the input image, k is the convolution kernel, and (x, y) is the output position. data preprocessing to expand the training dataset by rotation, scaling, translation and other methods to increase the robustness of the model. image processing methods include denoising (gaussian filtering), image enhancement (adjusting contrast and brightness), and image segmentation (threshold segmentation algorithm). the data were divided into training set (70%), validation set (15%), and test set (15%). the cnn model is constructed using sequential in the keras library, containing 3 convolutional layers, 2 pooling layers, and 2 fully connected layers. each convolutional layer is followed by a relu activation function, and the pooling layer adopts maximum pooling. the code: from keras.models import sequential from keras.layers import conv2d,maxpooling2d, flatten, dense # modelbuilding model=sequential([conv2d(32,)3,3),activation=’rulu’,inp ut_shape=(64,64,3)) maxpooling2d(pool_size=(2,2)), conv2d(64,(3,3),activation='relu'), maxpooling2d(pool_size=(2,2)), conv2d(128,(3,3), activation='relu'), maxpooling2d(pool_size=(2,2)), flatten(), dense(128, activation='relu'),dense( 1 , activation=' sigmoid')]) # compilation model model.compile(optimizer='adam',loss='binary_crossentrop y',metrics=('accuracy'l) the cnn model was trained using the training set with an initial learning rate of 0.001, a batch size of 32, and a number of training rounds of 50. here's the code: # modeltraining history = model.fit(x_train, y_train,epochs=50, batch_size =32,validation_data=(x_val, y_val)) optimize model parameters by random search, including convolution kernel size, number of layers, learning rate, etc. the validation set is used to evaluate the model performance, and the model recognition accuracy is measured by accuracy. the equation is as follows: accuracy = number of correct predictions total number of predictions the performance of the convolutional neural network model is evaluated on the test set, and the recognition accuracy and confusion matrix are calculated. the evaluation results showed that the recognition accuracy of cnn model was 0.95, and the confusion matrix showed that the model performed well in the identification of pests and diseases and the monitoring of fruit and vegetable growth status. 5. results analysis the experimental results show that the intelligent water and fertilizer management system performs well in subtropical fruit and vegetable cultivation. compared with the control group, the fruit trees in the orchard of the experimental group grew more robustly, the leaves were bright green, and the incidence of pests and diseases was significantly reduced. the yield and quality of fruits have also been improved, which is characterized by uniform fruit size, high sugar content and better taste. in terms of resource utilization efficiency, the intelligent system can accurately regulate the supply of water and fertilizer according to the actual needs of crops, effectively reducing the waste of water and fertilizer and improving resource utilization efficiency. through real-time monitoring and feedback mechanism, farmers can find and deal with problems in crop growth in time, improving management efficiency and response speed. in summary, the application effect of ai and visual recognition technology in water and fertilizer management is remarkable, which not only improves the yield and quality of fruits and vegetables, but also promotes resource conservation and sustainable development of the environment. the results of this experiment have important guiding significance and potential application value for subtropical fruit and vegetable planting practice, and provide strong support for the future development of intelligent agriculture. acknowledgments this work was supported by the department of science and technology of guangxi zhuang autonomous region, with project number: guikefa [2024] no. 10. references [1] r.d.yuan. application of ai in green agricultural planting [j]. hebei agriculture, 2024, (05): 44-46. 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[10] b.han, z.h. xu,research on ai fruit and vegetable precision planting technology [j]. computer age 2021, (02): 1-3 +7. doi: 10.16644/j.cnki.cn33-1094/tp.2021. 02. 001. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 106 self‐supervised learning for speech‐based detection of depressive states xinlin li 1, 2, changhe fan 1, * and chengyue su 2 1 department of psychiatry, the affiliated guangdong, second provincial general hospital of jinan university, guangzhou guangdong, 510317, china 2 school of physics and optoelectronic engineering, guangdong university of technology, guangzhou guangdong, 510006, china * corresponding author: changhe fan abstract: this study aims to enhance the accuracy of depression detection by leveraging representation learning from audio data. the data of depression speech sets are sparse and costly to annotate. therefore, a self-supervised pre-training approach is employed to improve the performance, generalization capability, and training efficiency of downstream tasks. when processing unlabeled data, the pre-trained audio representations based on self-supervised learning may be interfered with by noisy data if there is a significant amount of noise or errors present. consequently, it is necessary to effectively analyze long-distance sequence data to enhance anti-interference capabilities. however, traditional lstm models have limitations in context extraction and robustness to input outliers. thus, an improved method named cnn-bilstm is proposed in this paper. the network initializes the lstm's embedding layer with pre-trained word vectors and extracts spatial and temporal features separately to ensure a full and complete expression of useful input information. different weights are assigned based on the importance of the features to obtain fused features. additionally, a random forest is used for classification to mitigate the risk of overfitting and to demonstrate good performance when processing high-dimensional data. experimental results show that the proposed model exhibits good classification performance on the depression dataset, outperforming traditional methods and state-of-the-art investigations. keywords: self-supervised pre-training; cnn-bilstm; depression identification; speech detection. 1. introduction due to the lack of effective measurable symptoms (physiological or psychological), the current assessment of depressive states is primarily diagnosed by clinical physicians through scoring. with the advancement of technology, ade (automatic depression diagnosis system) has been introduced to assist in diagnosis. depression speech detection based on self-supervised pre-training is a method that utilizes deep learning technology to extract features from patients' speech to identify and diagnose depression. the core of this method lies in pre-training with a large amount of unlabeled data and then fine-tuning on specific downstream tasks to achieve efficient and accurate depression detection. real-time assessment of the severity of depressive symptoms is of great significance for the diagnosis and treatment of patients with depression. in clinical practice, assessment methods mainly rely on psychological scales and doctor-patient interviews, which are time-consuming and labor-intensive. at the same time, the accuracy of the results largely depends on the subjective judgment of clinical physicians. with the development of artificial intelligence technology, an increasing number of machine learning methods diagnose depression through feature recognition. to address the issues with traditional depression detection methods, this paper starts from audio and selects the optimal path through the comparison of multiple deep learning models for depression auxiliary diagnosis effects. 2. daic-woz dataset various deep learning models are trained using the speech data from the daic-woz dataset, where the voice signals are decomposed into individual frequencies and frequency amplitudes through fourier transformation, converting the signals from the time domain to the frequency domain. the daic-woz dataset (distress analysis interview corpus/wizard-of-oz set) is a corpus specifically designed for depression detection, comprising voice and text samples from 189 interviewees, with each participant provided two labels: a binary diagnosis of depression/health and the patient's eight-item patient health questionnaire (phq-8) score. this dataset is part of the larger disease analysis interview corpus (daic), primarily used to support the diagnosis of psychological distress conditions such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (ptsd). the audio portion consists of interviews conducted by an animated virtual interviewer named ellie, with a recording frequency of 16khz. due to the presence of some noise and abrupt pauses in the original audio, irrelevant repetitive statements are removed during preprocessing, and features are re-extracted. finally, the extracted speech feature dataset is divided into a training set of 70%, a validation set of 15%, and a test set of 15%. 3. self-supervised pre-training models a primary bottleneck in deep learning-based depression research is the limited availability and sparsity of data. in recent years, self-supervised learning has achieved success in pre-training voice signals and has been widely applied to data-sparse related tasks. self-supervised pre-training models can directly learn meaningful speech representations from raw audio waveforms, thereby reducing the workload of manual data annotation. this allows it to leverage a large amount of unmarked voice data for pre-training. in depression speech 107 detection, researchers have found significant differences in voice features between depressed patients and the normal population, such as lower pitch and slower speech rate, which can be effectively extracted and analyzed through selfsupervised learning methods. 3.1. feature extractor wav2vec2.0 is one of the most widely used self-supervised pre-training models in the field of voice signal processing. it learns effective encoding of voice signals by predicting the representations of masked parts in the audio sequence in an unsupervised setting and is widely used in downstream voice processing tasks such as speech recognition, speaker recognition, or emotion analysis. vq-wav2vec further improves upon wav2vec by adding a quantization module, including gumbel-softmax and kmeans clustering quantization methods. this step aims to discretize the input, facilitating the use of the transformer's mask loss. the overall training process includes three steps: 1.train vq-wav2vec. 2.further pre-train bert based on the discretized output of vq-wav2vec. 3.use the bert pre-training model as a feature extractor, and the extracted features as inputs for am. this paper mainly fine-tunes the vq-wav2vec model, which is used as a feature extractor for the audio files in the daicwoz dataset. the maximum voice length for vq-wav2vec is 10 seconds, and the sampling rate is fixed at 16khz. therefore, the original audio is segmented and preprocessed based on the start_time and stop_time in the transcript.csv file. start_time stop_time speaker value 411.950 413.320 ellie how have you been feeling lately? 414.090 417.140 participant lately i've been feeling depressed. fig 1. self-supervised extraction of speech information 3.2. feature representation utilizing the vq-wav2vec model, a self-supervised approach is employed to pre-train on a large number of unlabeled speech segments, followed by fine-tuning for emotion classification and english speech recognition tasks. the extracted embeddings are subjected to average pooling and dimensionality reduction along the temporal dimension, and the mean and standard deviation of the embeddings are calculated. this leverages the multi-layer feature representation capability of the self-supervised pre-training model to distinguish the characteristics of depressive state speech [4]. 3.3. hyperparameter settings during the self-supervised pre-training process, the model embedding dimension n is set to 1024, the self-attention layer mapping dimension m is set to 1024, the cnn-bilstm mapping dimension ne is 256, and the number of nodes in the fully connected layer d is 256. adam optimizer is used for training, with a batch size of 64 and a maximum of 100 training epochs, and an initial learning rate of 0.004. 4. cnn-bilstm depression state detection the lstm module mitigates the issues of vanishing and exploding gradients through its gating mechanism, while the cnn-bilstm further improves the propagation of gradients by facilitating information flow in both forward and backward directions. this enables the model to leverage information from both past and future contexts at the current time step, thereby better capturing long-range dependencies within sequences. the proposed cnn-bilstm model, when confronted with noisy or incomplete data, utilizes its longrange dependency and context-aware capabilities to resist interference and make more accurate predictions by harnessing information from the entire sequence. 4.1. cnn-bilstm model lstm lstm lstm lstm lstm lstm lstm lstmcnn cnn cnn cnn fig 2. cnn-bilstm structure diagram each lstm unit contains four gates (the forget gate f ,the input gate i ,the output gate o and the candidate state gate c ): f σ w ⋅ h , x b 108 i σ w ⋅ h , x b o σ w ⋅ h , x b c tanh w ⋅ h , x b the lstm unit generates its state based on the f and i of the gates: c f ⊙ c i ⊙ c the hidden output in either direction. h o ⊙ tanh c in which, σ represents the activation function, tanh represents the hyperbolic tangent activation function, ⊙ represents the element-wise product,w ,w ,w and w are the corresponding weight matrices,b , b , b and b are the bias terms, and h , x is the concatenation of the previous time step's hidden state and the current input. the cnn-bilstm model comprises two lstm layers, one for forward propagation to obtain h and one for backward propagation to obtain hbackward , with the information from both eventually being merged by subsequent layers or the output layer of the model. ultimately, the forward and backward hidden states can be concatenated to enhance pattern recognition capabilities and capture richer contextual information. the output of the bilstm at time step t is obtained as follows: h h , hbackward 4.2. experimental setup for the daic dataset, we employ a multi-task learning strategy to output binary classification and phq-8 scores. data standardization is applied by calculating the global mean and variance on the training set and then using the mean and variance from the development set [5]. a dropout of 0.1 is taken after each lstm layer to prevent overfitting. results are reported based on the mean absolute error (mae) and root mean square error (rmse) for regression, and macro-average (classification) precision, recall, and their harmonic mean (f1) scores. 4.3. experimental results as can be seen from the results in table 1, the cnnbilstm model shows an overall improvement in accuracy (acc), precision (pre), recall (rec), and f1 scores compared to other models. this demonstrates that the cnn-bilstm model has superior performance in the analysis of depressive state speech for long sequences compared to other models. table 1. comparison of results without self-supervised pre-training method acc pre rec f1 rnn 0.634 0.595 0.654 0.623 gru 0.703 0.639 0.842 0.727 lstm 0.771 0.775 0.797 0.786 cnn-bilstm 0.790 0.807 0.815 0.810 the results presented in table 2 indicate that after employing the method of self-supervised pre-training, there is a noticeable improvement in accuracy, precision, recall, and f1 scores for each model overall. moreover, the cnnbilstm model continues to outperform other models in terms of overall performance. table 2. comparison of results using self-supervised pre-training method acc pre rec f1 self-supervised +rnn 0.651 0.633 0.654 0.743 self-supervised +gru 0.752 0.706 0.837 0.767 self-supervised +lstm 0.806 0.772 0.851 0.829 self-supervised +cnn-bilstm 0.863 0.851 0.868 0.860 the results in table 3 indicate an overall trend: all models perform slightly better on female samples than on male samples. as the complexity of the models increases (from rnn to cnn-bilstm), the performance difference between genders appears to decrease. model-specific analysis: rnn: performs significantly better on female samples than on male samples, with the largest performance difference. gru: the gender difference remains noticeable but is reduced compared to the rnn.lstm: the performance difference between genders is further reduced. cnn-bilstm: shows the smallest gender difference, indicating that this model is more stable in processing speech features of different genders. selfsupervised pre-training + cnn-bilstm: although there is still a slight gender difference, it is very small compared to other models. the slightly better performance on female samples in the experimental results of table 3 may be related to the fact that females are more likely to express emotions, making speech features more pronounced. complex models (such as cnn-bilstm) may be better at capturing speech features of different genders, thus resulting in smaller performance differences. self-supervised pre-training further reduces gender differences, possibly because it can learn more universal speech feature representations. 109 table 3. comparison of training results by gender grouping method gender acc pre rec f1 rnn male 0.620 0.585 0.640 0.611 female 0.648 0.605 0.668 0.635 gru male 0.695 0.630 0.835 0.718 female 0.711 0.648 0.849 0.736 lstm male 0.763 0.768 0.790 0.779 female 0.779 0.782 0.804 0.793 cnn-bilstm male 0.782 0.800 0.808 0.804 female 0.798 0.814 0.822 0.818 self-supervised +cnn-bilstm male 0.855 0.844 0.861 0.852 female 0.871 0.858 0.875 0.866 5. summary this paper proposes an audio embedding pre-training method for the automatic detection of depression. features are extracted using a self-supervised pre-training approach and then input into a cnn-bilstm network for depressive state detection. data pre-trained on the daic dataset demonstrate that the results from the cnn-bilstm network with self-supervised embedding pre-training are significantly better compared to those without self-supervised pre-training and other methods that do not employ this technique. for similar tasks that require summarizing long sequences into a given single output label, such as most medical speech tasks, the use of a cnn-bilstm model with self-supervised pretraining can be a universal method. acknowledgments talents' plan foundation of guangdong second provincial general hospital (2024c003) science and technology project (no. 202102010115) guangdong yiyang healthcare charity foundation (no. jz2022001-3) references 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[2023-11-20]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 34 indoor breeding environment monitoring system chaoji wan 1, chao chen 2, *, weiwei zhong 2 1 mining safety college, north china institute of science and technology, langfang, hebei, china 2 school of computer science, north china institute of science and technology, langfang, hebei, china * corresponding author: chao chen abstract: in response to the problems of low survival rate, high labor cost, and difficult environmental monitoring in modern indoor aquaculture, cloud server technology combined with arduino related hardware equipment is adopted to achieve real-time monitoring, automatic control, and automatic alarm functions of indoor environmental data. a human-machine interaction interface is provided on the server and mobile phone, providing a good environmental monitoring platform for breeders. by utilizing automation technology, intelligent devices can automatically collect environmental data and control equipment to perform corresponding actions based on changes in the environment, effectively improving the survival rate of aquaculture and reducing labor costs. keywords: internet of things; indoor breeding; environmental monitoring; cloud server; arduino. 1. introduction with the rapid development of internet of things technology and the popularization of computer technology, its combination with aquaculture has become an important trend of industry innovation and development. especially in the background of increasingly tight land resources in china, indoor farming as an important way to solve the problem of land resources, its intelligent and automated demand is becoming more and more urgent. the introduction of the internet of things technology enables the aquaculture industry to achieve real-time monitoring and intelligent regulation, which greatly improves the efficiency of farming and reduces labor costs. although the domestic intelligent aquaculture started late, it is developing rapidly. many scholars and practitioners have conducted in-depth research and practice around the application of internet of things technology in the aquaculture industry, and achieved remarkable results.han shouzhen [1] summarized the development status of smart agriculture. as a basic industry in china, agriculture plays an important role in the food and clothing of the whole people. with the improvement of the level of agricultural mechanization, agricultural production is transforming to the direction of automation and intelligence. in order to develop smart agriculture, it is necessary to fully apply intelligent technology to agricultural production, use big data, the internet of things, intelligent agricultural machinery and other facilities, so as to change the production mode of traditional agriculture and achieve the long-term development of smart agriculture; due to certain differences in the heat exchange between different floors and the external environment, these differences may lead to differences in the environmental control effect of different floors with the same area and similar ventilation system, thus causing a great impact on pig production. gao yun [2] further adjusted and optimized the design and operation mode of the ventilation system of the pig house according to the characteristics of different floors. the security monitoring technology of the traditional fishery aquaculture system is of low intelligence level and the node positioning accuracy is not enough. therefore, zhang jifei [3] tailored a security monitoring technology of internet of things equipment based on node optimization of sensor network for the intelligent fishery aquaculture system, and finally improved the monitoring, deployment and positioning capability of the system and enhanced the stability of data transmission. modern agricultural science and technology is the fundamental way for agricultural development and farmers' income increase [4]. the big data platform built based on the internet of things and sensors can replace the traditional agricultural production mode with high energy consumption and low income, thus improving the utilization rate of agricultural resource information. at the same time, the experience of mechanization and digital development of agriculture in developed countries abroad has also provided references for the development of intelligent aquaculture in china. in september 2017, harp adamms university in the uk worked with precision decision to harvest wheat without direct human intervention [5]. the machines and equipment used in this test field are all modified from traditional machines. drones in this project performance is brilliant, in addition to mapping paths, gps positioning, but also in conjunction with other equipment for a lot of farming work. this project proves that there is no technical problem with fully automated farming activities. american john deere s790 combine harvester, equipped with autotrac(atu) automatic navigation system [6,7], so as to achieve automatic navigation driving; the use of electro-hydraulic differential lock provides more traction for the machine in the muddy environment, and the closed-core hydraulic system reduces the standby pressure of the system and improves the overall reliability. the integrated electronic sensors realize multiple functions such as crop moisture detection, loss monitoring and adjustment, and yield monitoring, making agricultural production more accurate and intelligent. this paper aims to explore the application of internet of things technology in indoor farming environment monitoring system, analyze its important role in improving farming efficiency and reducing labor costs, and look forward to the future development prospects of intelligent farming system. through this study, it is expected to promote the development of aquaculture industry to a more efficient and intelligent 35 direction, and contribute to the process of agricultural modernization. 2. overall design the hardware of the system uses arduino mega 2560 motherboard and its expansion board. the powerful library files of arduino provide support for the construction of the underlying logic. the data collected by the dht11 temperature and humidity monitoring module embedded on the expansion board is sent to the upper computer through wifi, and the upper computer is connected to the cloud server. and provide pc and android data monitoring interface. 2.1. system function overview as shown in figure 1, the system realizes environmental monitoring function based on internet of things technology. the field environment data is collected in real time by the temperature and humidity sensor, and the data is processed by the arduino control board and uploaded to the cloud server. the cloud server displays data in real time in the form of a large digital screen, and synchronizes it to the mobile phone for users to view at any time. the user can send the control command through the digital large screen or mobile phone, and the control board receives and executes the command to realize the remote control of the light bulb and the motor switch. in addition, the system has an alarm warning mechanism, when the ambient temperature exceeds the set threshold, the control board will automatically start the fan to cool down, and send an alarm notification to the user. the entire system combines sensor technology, network communication and automated control for efficient and intelligent environmental monitoring and response. figure 1. system function diagram 2.2. overall system design the indoor breeding environment monitoring system adopts the design and implementation based on cloud server, and designs the two-end human-computer interaction interface of pc side and mobile side respectively. both sides provide temperature and humidity display function and downward control light button on the human-computer interaction interface to realize remote lighting control. in addition, the alarm function is set extra on the mobile side, and a warning will pop up when the temperature and humidity is abnormal. the arduino-based hardware system is used locally to realize the functions of data acquisition, data upload, abnormal alarm and data reception. among them, data acquisition refers to the dht11 temperature and humidity sensor module regularly collecting data and uploading it to the arduino chip. data upload refers to the arduino chip through the esp8266 wifi module to upload data to the ap, and further through the network to the cloud server. 3. system function module this system has a total of three large functional modules, which are hardware module, server module and mobile module. 3.1. hardware system module the hardware system module mainly realizes the collection, upload, downward control and alarm functions of temperature and humidity data. before the ambient temperature and humidity data is officially uploaded, you need to compare the set threshold. if the ambient temperature and humidity data exceeds the threshold, it is considered that the data is abnormal and the hardware alarm function is directly enabled. the hardware alarm is divided into two parts: first, the abnormal data is reported, and the server starts the software alarm function after receiving the abnormal data, that is, the alarm on the mobile terminal; on the other hand, the control command is automatically issued to turn on the motor and drive the fan to rotate, simulating the cooling and humidification function in the real environment. if the data is normal, it is reported normally and the threshold is not triggered. if a downward control command is received from the server during the normal running of the system, the command is immediately received and delivered. the specific flow chart is shown in figure 2 below: 36 figure 2. hardware flow chart 3.2. server-side module the server provides a front-end interface, which can realize the function of temperature and humidity data display and downward control. the main function of the server side is to realize data storage, transfer and display, that is, when the temperature and humidity data sent by arduino is received, it will be displayed on the digital large screen and sent to the mobile end; when a downward control command is received from the front-end interface or mobile end, it is sent to the arduino and further control is sent. figure 3 is the flowchart of the server-side program: figure 3. flowchart of the server side 3.3. mobile module the mobile terminal also displays a front-end interface for interacting with users, providing line charts to realize realtime display of temperature and humidity data, and buttons to realize downward control of lighting. the mobile terminal is equipped with the automatic alarm function. if the alarm information sent by the server is detected, it will prompt the alarm information in the notification bar and keep vibrating. figure 4. flowchart of the mobile terminal 4. test 4.1. test content 4.1.1. functional testing (1) whether the data displayed on the front-end interface is correct; (2) whether the button function of the front interface can work normally; (3) whether the alarm function can work normally. 4.1.2. correctness test (1) first power on the hardware to see whether the hardware system can be initialized normally and automatically connected to the network. after the initialization is complete, check whether the status indicator of the hardware is evergreen, and then check whether the data on the server interface starts to upload in real time. (2) test the function of sending instructions down on the server side and the control button on the mobile side respectively to see whether the controlled small light will make corresponding controlled actions according to the control instruction. (3) increase the ambient temperature or reduce the ambient humidity, and check whether the automatic alarm system will issue an alarm message according to the set rules. 4.2. unit test cases table 1. test case 1 test case number 1001 test item server test title green on the server importance level high input green light on the server sends down 1 expected result controlled light turns green execution result controlled light turns green 37 table 2. test case 2 test case number 1002 test item server test title the server is off green importance level high input the green light on the server sends 0 downwards expected result the controlled light goes off execution result the controlled light goes off table 3. test case 3 test case number 1003 test item server test title the server turns red importance level high controls the server sends the red light down 1 expected result the controlled light turns red execution result the controlled light turns red table 4. test case 4 test case number 2003 test item mobile terminal test title red light on mobile importance level high controls click on the red light button expected result the controlled light turns red execution result the controlled light turns red table 5. test case 5 test case number 2004 test item mobile terminal test title mobile end turn off the red light importance level high input click the red light off button expected result the controlled light goes off execution result the controlled light goes off table 6. test case 6 test case number 3001 test item alarm system test title the temperature is too high and the humidity is too low importance level high input lighter grill dht11 sensor periphery expected result light turns red, fan start, sent alert to the mobile terminal execution result light turns red, fan start, sent alert to the mobile terminal 5. conclusion as a typical iot application model, this system has shown potential in intelligent farming and other fields. it uses smart devices to collect environmental data, expands the range of human perception, and optimizes farming conditions through data analysis. however, although this system has been successfully implemented, there are still many problems. when it is for the actual farm, the function needs to be expanded, such as increasing the heating equipment to cope with the low temperature environment. in addition, thresholds need to be adjusted with expert advice, and smart facilities need to be increased or decreased according to different needs. in short, the system still needs to be further improved and perfected to adapt to the complex environment of the actual farm, achieve more efficient and accurate breeding management, increase production and reduce management difficulty. references [1] han shouzhen, liu hongfang, liu hongde. development status and research of smart agriculture [a] modern agriculture, 2022, 2:42-43. 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[7] wu baochuan, ma liping. discussion on the promotion and application of gps automatic navigation in agricultural tractors [j]. agricultural machinery,2012(25):125-127. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 54 crop planting strategy based on greedy algorithm and monte carlo simulation haoxu miao * shandong university of science and technology, jinan, shandong, 250031, china * corresponding author email: 205511845@qq.com abstract: crop cultivation is a complex process influenced by a multitude of environmental and market factors. to navigate these complexities and enhance profitability, this paper presents an innovative crop planting strategy. the strategy employs a combination of a greedy algorithm and monte carlo simulation techniques to optimize the allocation of crop cultivation. by analyzing historical planting and sales data, the proposed method aims to predict and maximize overall profitability. this approach not only considers immediate conditions but also incorporates a probabilistic assessment of various outcomes, providing a robust framework for decision-making in agricultural planning. keywords: monte carlo simulation; greedy algorithm; floating parameters. 1. introduction 1.1. problem background in a rural area of the mountainous region in north china, the utilization of arable land resources faces many challenges. the geographical environment of the village is complex, and the climate conditions are special, allowing for only one season of crop cultivation per year. the village has six types of arable land, including flat dry land, terraced fields, hillside land, irrigated land, ordinary greenhouses, and smart greenhouses. the crop planting plan for the village needs to take into account factors such as soil fertility recovery, crop growth cycles, convenience of field management, and production benefits [1]. a reasonable planting strategy can not only improve production benefits but also effectively reduce planting risks, promoting the sustainable development of the rural economy. considering the limited and diverse nature of arable land resources, formulating an optimized planting plan is crucial for achieving the long-term economic goals of the village. 1.2. problem description combining the existing arable land and crop cultivation situation in the village, as well as the crop planting and related statistical data from 2023, this paper needs to establish a mathematical model to analyze the following issues: considering the expected sales volume, yield per acre, planting costs, and sales prices of different types of crops, the optimal planting plan for the village from 2024 to 2030 needs to be determined under the influence of factors such as climate and market conditions. 2. problem analysis 2.1. model assumptions (1) scheme one: utilization of the 51 microcontroller assuming that the future expected sales volume, planting costs, yield per acre, and sales prices of various crops remain stable relative to 2023. (2) assuming that crops are sold in the season they are harvested, and the production of each crop in each season equals the sales volume as long as the total production does not exceed the expected sales. therefore, the total production of each crop in 2023 is the expected sales volume. (3) assuming that 2024 is the first year, and the known year of 2023 is the zeroth year. (4) assuming that the optimal planting plan refers to the plan that yields the maximum profit while meeting the constraints. 2.2. problem analysis figure 1. overall flowchart a crop planting planning model for 2024-2030 needs to be established based on the fluctuation of various factors. since factors such as the expected sales volume, yield per acre, cost price, and sales unit price of crops are influenced by seasons, market, and other factors, the fluctuation of these factors cannot be precisely known. as shown in figure 1, the model established in this paper is a nonlinear programming model with only one optimization objective: to maximize the profit from the current season's crops. this paper uses monte carlo 55 simulation to estimate and optimize the uncertainty in complex systems through a large number of random samples, thereby finding the best decision-making strategy. based on the data provided in the problem, it is necessary to first define the probability distributions of sales volume, yield per acre, planting cost, and sales price. random samples are generated, and the total profit for each sample is calculated. finally, the distribution of profits is assessed, and a planting plan that maximizes expected profit and is acceptable in terms of risk is selected. the model is then solved using a greedy algorithm. 3. data preprocessing 3.1. distribution of existing cultivated land types by analyzing the types of cultivated land, the proportion of each type of cultivated land can be determined, which helps to better plan planting plans. it is known that there are six types of cultivated land in this village, including flat dry land, terraced fields, hillside land, irrigated land, ordinary greenhouses, and smart greenhouses. figure 2. pie chart of distribution of existing cultivated land types the total arable land area of the village is 1,213 mu, of which there are 34 open fields totaling 1,201 mu; and 20 greenhouses totaling 12 mu. visualizing the above data into a pie chart, as shown in figure 2, it can be seen that terraced fields account for the largest proportion of the total arable land area, at 51.03%; smart greenhouses are the least. 3.2. distribution of different crop planting ratios the village grows three types of crops, namely grains, vegetables, and edible fungi, with both grains and vegetables including legumes. as shown in figure 3, which displays the proportion of each type of crop in the total planting area, grains account for the largest planting area, at 56.97%; the planting area for legume vegetables is the smallest, at 2.01%. figure 3. pie chart of different types of crop proportions the three major categories of crops each consist of various subcategories, with a total of 40 different types. figure 4 illustrates the planting area for each subcategory of crops in 2023. figure 4. the planting area of each small crop variety in 2023 56 from the chart, it can be seen that the planting area of wheat in 2023 is the largest, at 222 mu, followed by millet and soybeans, indicating that common grain crops had a larger planting area in 2023. the planting area is smaller for vegetable crops, which have higher requirements for temperature, moisture, and soil conditions. 3.3. screening and sequencing of dominant crops by knowing the yield per mu, cost price, and selling price for each crop per season, one can calculate the profit per mu for each crop. analyzing the yield per mu and profit for different crops can help identify the crops with the highest yield and profit, which are considered dominant crops. this analysis is of great significance for designing subsequent planting plans. by analyzing figure 5, it can be concluded that among the 41 crops cultivated in the village, cucumbers have the highest yield and profit per mu, with a yield of 40,522 jin and a profit of 292,150 yuan per mu; next is the golden oyster mushroom with a profit of 284,500 yuan per mu; soybeans and rice have lower profits, at 2,505 yuan per mu and 2,820 yuan per mu, respectively. therefore, to meet the requirements of the problem, cucumbers and golden oyster mushrooms, which have high yield and profit, can be prioritized for planting. figure 5. the yield per mu and profit of different types of crops from figure 6, it is evident that wheat has the largest planting area of 167 mu, but the yield per mu is only 2,280 jin. similarly, soybeans and millet also fall into the category of crops with large planting areas but low yields. cucumbers have a yield of 40,500 jin per mu, with a planting area of only 0.9 mu, belonging to the category of crops with small planting areas but high yields. water spinach also belongs to this category. therefore, to meet the requirements of the problem, crops with small planting areas but high yields, such as cucumbers and water spinach, can be given priority for planting. figure 6. the yield per mu and planting area of different types of crops based on the above analysis, it can be concluded that cucumbers are an advantageous crop with small planting area, high yield, and high profit. when designing the plan, cucumbers can be given priority for planting. however, cucumbers can only be grown in irrigated land and greenhouses, which are limited by the type of arable land, so further analysis and consideration are needed. similarly, the priority ranking for planting all crops can be derived. 57 4. model establishment and solution 4.1. symbol explanation table 1. symbol explanation symbol explanation unit the yield per mu of class i crops on type j land jin the planting cost of class i crops on type j land. yuan the average selling price per unit of class i crops on type j land yuan/jin the profit of class i crops on type j land in the k-th year. yuan the planting area of class i crops on type j land in the k-th year mu floating parameter / the maximum planting area corresponding to plot j mu 4.2. using monte carlo to solve constrained nonlinear programming problems (1) optimizing the objective function based on nonlinear models due to the influence of various factors such as season and market on the expected sales volume, yield per mu, cost price, and sales unit price of crops, it is impossible to know exactly the fluctuation of the relevant factors of crops, making it very difficult to make the best crop planting plan. to solve this problem, this paper establishes a nonlinear programming model with only one optimization objective: to maximize the profit of the current season's crops. however, this paper needs to discuss many influencing factors, and the constraints are relatively complex, with the specific situations as follows: 1) expected sales volume changes based on the problem, the average annual growth rate of wheat and corn is between 5% and 10%, while the expected sales volume of other crops is approximately ±5%. according to this, the objective function is established as follows: ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ (1) is a fluctuation parameter, with values ranging from 5% to 10% for corn and wheat, and from -5% to 5% for other crops. 2) changes in yield per mu climate and other factors can affect the yield per mu of crops, with annual fluctuations of ±10%. however, greenhouses have an insulating effect and are not affected by climate. based on this condition, the equation is established as follows: ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ (2) takes values from -10% to 10% (except for the two types of greenhouses). 3) cost changes due to the influence of the market, the planting cost of crops grows by about 5% each year. from this, we can derive the following equation: ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ (3) takes values of an annual increase of 5% (i.e., 5%, 10%, 15%, ...). 4) sales price changes the sales price of grain crops basically remains stable. the sales price of vegetables grows by an average of about 5% each year. the price of edible fungi decreases by about 1%5% annually. based on this, the following equations are established: ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ (4) is constant for grain crops; 5% for vegetables; -1% to 5% for edible fungi (except morels); -5% for morels. (2) determine the model function based on the above conditions, the objective function is established as follows: ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∑ , ∈ 1,2, … ,41 , ∈ 1,2, … ,82 ∗ ∑ 0 all leguminous cropsi,x ∈ 1,2,3,4,5 . 0 , ∈ 1,2, … ,15 , ∈ 1,2, … ,26 , ∈ 0,1, … ,7 0 , 16, ∈ 27,28, … ,34 , ∈ 0,1, … ,7 0 , ∈ 17,18,… ,34 , ∈ 27,28,… ,54 ∪ 79,80,81,82 , ∈ 0,1, … ,7 0 , ∈ 35,36,37 , ∈ 55,56,… ,62 , ∈ 0,1, … ,7 0 , ∈ 38,39,40,41 , ∈ 63,64,… ,78 , ∈ 0,1, … ,7 0 , ∗ , ∈ 1,2, … ,34 , ∈ 0,1, … ,7 (5) 4.3. greedy algorithm based on monte carlo simulation figure 7. greedy algorithm flowchart 58 (1) principle of greedy algorithm the greedy algorithm is an algorithm used to find the optimal solution by making locally optimal decisions at each step, hoping that these local optimal decisions will lead to a globally optimal solution [2]. figure 7 is the flowchart of the greedy algorithm. (2) greedy algorithm based on monte carlo simulation the key to monte carlo simulation is to estimate and optimize the uncertainty in complex systems through a large number of random samples, thereby finding the best decisionmaking strategy [3]. it is suitable for problems with uncertain factor changes, such as this paper. figure 8. monte carlo simulation flowchart the simulation flowchart of the greedy algorithm based on monte carlo simulation is shown in figure 8. based on the problem data, first define the probability distributions for sales volume, yield per mu, planting cost, and sales price, and generate a large number of random samples from these distributions. then, for each sample, calculate the total profit of the above objective function. finally, evaluate the distribution of profits and select the planting plan that maximizes the expected profit and is acceptable in terms of risk. by programming in matlab based on function (5), the planting plan and maximum profit for 2024-2030 can be obtained. figure 9. the 2024 crop planting plan for the village. figure 9 shows the crop planting plan for the village in 2024. due to space limitations, this paper only presents the crop planting situation for the year 2024. the total profit obtained for the years 2024-2030 is 8.2 million yuan (81,613,411.2134 yuan). 5. model evaluation and promotion 5.1. advantages of the model (1) nonlinear programming optimization is comprehensive, capable of handling complex optimization problems, and suitable for a variety of constraints and objective functions. it is well-suited to solving various nonlinear problems. (2) monte carlo simulation can be used to address complex problems with strong uncertainty, by estimating and optimizing the uncertainty in complex systems through a large number of random samples, thus finding the best decision-making strategy. it is applicable to problems with uncertain factor changes, such as those discussed in the article. 5.2. disadvantages of the model (1) the greedy strategy can only guarantee a local optimum and cannot ensure a global optimum. it is not suitable for all problems, especially complex problems that require global optimization. references [1] huang chengjian, li xiang, liu xiaokang, pan tingjie, lei ning, luo fang, zhao siyi the impact of different crop cultivation on soil and heavy metals in crops [j/ol] crop magazine: 1-10. [2] shi gaojian, wang xinwei, liu qiang, mu li, he jiayi improved rrt~(*) algorithm for robotic arm path planning based on greedy strategy [j/ol] manufacturing technology and machine tools: 1-12. [3] xu changming, zhou qilei, wang yichuan, wang dongnian, jin zhanggen, wang junwei monte carlo graph search for maintaining global game graph [j] journal of chongqing university of technology (natural sciences), 2024, 38 (05): 130-136. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 50 three dimensional reconstruction of two‐step moving objects based on phase‐shifting profilometry yitao liang, jiabei dai, lei lu * school of information science and engineering, henan university of technology, zhengzhou henan, 450001, china * corresponding author: lei lu abstract: in recent years, 3d object reconstruction based on phase-shifting profilometry has gradually received attention and been widely applied. domestic and foreign scholars have been continuously researching and exploring the accuracy and speed of three-dimensional measurement, and gradually developing towards dynamic measurement. most dynamic measurements require projecting multiple stripe patterns to obtain sufficient object phase information, and the more stripes there are, the greater the phase error caused by motion. this article proposes the use of increasing the sampling fringe pattern during the projection period of a fringe pattern to achieve high frame rate dynamic 3d object reconstruction. by combining the intensity values of ambient light; finally, the phase information of the object is extracted by tracking the motion information obtained from the moving object. this article demonstrates the feasibility of this method through simulation experiments and improves the frame rate of 3d reconstruction of moving objects. keywords: phase shifting profilometry; 3d reconstruction; dynamic measurement; double sampling. 1. introduction phase shifting profilometry (psp) is one of the most popular 3d reconstruction techniques, with advantages such as high accuracy and strong robustness [1-4]. its measurement system consists of a projector and an industrial camera, which projects a set of sine wave fringes containing phase shift onto the object through the projector, and uses the camera to capture images at another angle. the projected fringes undergo deformation due to the height of the object, and the height distribution of the object is included in the fringe deformation information. the fringe deformation is analyzed based on the phase information in the sine wave fringe pattern rather than the intensity of the fringes. after steps such as phase extraction and phase unwrapping, the phase distribution is obtained, and finally combined with system calibration parameters to complete 3d reconstruction. effective progress has been made in both reconstruction accuracy and efficiency. the research on real-time 3d reconstruction algorithms for dynamic scenes has gradually become a hot and difficult topic of concern for many well-known domestic and foreign researchers, and has made many important contributions. this article studies high frame rate 3d reconstruction for dynamic objects. in recent years, the 3d reconstruction of moving objects based on phase-shifting profilometry has received widespread attention from researchers. lu et al. [5] reconstructed multiple moving objects based on the dual frequency phase unwrapping method. dual frequency phase unwrapping correctly unfolds the phase of multiple objects by projecting additional low-frequency fringes. the motion of an object introduces errors between multiple phases shifted fringe patterns and high and low frequency fringe patterns. by tracking object motion and analyzing the impact of motion on phase information, the phase change relationship caused by object motion between the phase shift fringe phase distribution and the low-frequency fringe phase distribution is obtained. finally, the number of stripe periods is determined through the dual frequency phase unwrapping algorithm. due to the error caused by the movement of objects during the fringe projection period, li et al. [6] proposed combining fourier transform profilometry (ftp) and phase shift profilometry to reconstruct moving objects. first, use the single ftp method and spatial phase unwrapping to extract the continuous relative phase map of each isolated object; reuse the psp method to obtain a rough absolute phase map with motion errors for the entire scene; determine the order of fringes between the absolute phase map and the relative phase map; to generate the final absolute phase map of each isolated object. the motion prediction method reduces phase shift errors caused by moving objects by predicting their motion. han et al. [7] proposed an effective and fast vibration detection and motion compensation method based on multi frequency phase shift 3d sensors. the proposed method quantitatively indicates the intensity of vibration and compensates for motion errors by correcting the wrapped phase instead of accessing adjacent pixels. the feasibility of this method was verified by simulating different vibration intensities using industrial robot motion. liu et al. [8] compensated for errors caused by motion by estimating phase shift in the imaging plane of the projector. by comparing the three-dimensional coordinates of the same point in different frames, the motion of an object is estimated. using the pinhole model of the projector, the relationship between phase and object motion is established to determine the phase shift error caused by motion. finally, the phase shift error compensation method is used for object 3d reconstruction. in other methods, wang et al. [9] compensated for errors caused by motion based on the hilbert transform. the error frequency caused by motion is twice the frequency of the projected fringes. by using hilbert transform to move the fringe pattern by half a cycle and extract the phase, this phase information is used to compensate for the phase value extracted from the original fringe pattern, thereby reducing phase errors caused by motion. this method is effective for objects with slow changes in surface height. 51 to achieve high frame rate 3d measurement of moving objects, this paper proposes a two-step motion object measurement method based on double sampling. using the double sampling capture stripe mechanism, a single stripe pattern is projected to continuously capture two images of moving objects. the phase change characteristics of object motion under the same projection stripe is analyzed, and finally, high frame rate 3d reconstruction of moving objects is achieved based on the two stripe patterns. 2. traditional psp principle assuming that the n-step phase-shifting profilometry reference plane and the stripe pattern captured on the object are [10]: , a cos , 2 1 ⁄ (1) , a bcos , φ , 2 1 / (2) among them, , and , are the intensity values of the captured reference plane and object stripe patterns, respectively, 1, … , is the stripe pattern number; a is ambient light, b is intensity modulation, , is the phase value of the reference plane;φ , is the phase change introduced by the height of the object. parameters a, b, , , φ , are unknown parameters, while , and , are known parameters. when the number of stripe patterns exceeds 3, the phase values of the reference plane and object, as well as the ambient light intensity, can be obtained by the following equation: , = arctan -∑ , sin2π(n-1)n n=1 /n ∑ , cos2π(n-1)n n=1 /n (3) , +φ , =arctan -∑ , sin2π(n-1)n n=1 /n ∑ , cos2π(n-1)n n=1 /n (4) a , = 1+ 2 + 3…..+ n n (5) according to formulas (3)-(4), the phase calculated by the arctangent function is discontinuous and ranges from -π to π. based on the phase unwrapping algorithm [11], the jumping wrapped phase is unfolded into a monotonically increasing unwrapping phase, and finally combined with system calibration parameters to complete three-dimensional reconstruction. 3. three dimensional reconstruction of double sampling and two-step moving objects based on phaseshifting profilometry the traditional stripe capture mechanism projects stripe patterns on a single stripe projection cycle, with the projector projecting the stripe pattern and the camera capturing it once. in terms of capturing frame rate: the commercial projector used in this study typically has a refresh limit of 120hz for sine fringes with 8-bit grayscale values, while the camera can sample up to several thousand frames. therefore, the traditional single sampling reconstruction speed is limited by the speed of the projector. if in a dynamic scene, the motion of the measured object will induce phase shift errors, and traditional psp methods cannot address the problem of measuring dynamic objects. unlike traditional capture mechanisms, this article uses a dual sampling mechanism to capture the stripes of moving objects, which means that the camera continuously captures the stripe information of moving objects twice during the illumination period of a stripe pattern [9]. the timing diagram is shown in figure 1. fig 1. trigger structure between camera and projector in figure 1, there is no phase shift caused by the switching of projected stripes in the two images captured under the same projected stripe pattern (such as and ) only phase shift caused by object motion; there is both phase shift caused by object motion and phase shift caused by stripe switching in the two images captured under adjacent projected stripe patterns (such as and ). analyze the impact of object motion on stripe description, and introduce motion information into stripe description, , and can be represented as [12]: x, y a bcos φ x, y f x, y , g x, y a bcos φ x, y f x, y , g x, y a bcos φ x, y (6) in the above equation x, y , f x, y , g x, y , f x, y , g x, y 2 / ;the rotation and translation matrices that describe the motion of an object are:(f2 x,y ,g2 x,y and (f3 x,y ,g3 x,y . there is only phase shift caused by object motion in and which can be obtained from formula (6): x, y a bcos φ x, y f x, y , g x, y a bcos φ x, y (7) furthermore, it can be concluded that: , , , , = , , (8) when the ambient light a is known, it can be obtained that: φ x, y = (9) among them, 52 = x,y -a (10) = f x, y , g x, y a (11) at this point, based on and , the phase value can be obtained, which only includes the phase shift caused by object motion. in summary, when the ambient light is known, the two-step phase-shifting profilometry based on double sampling only requires two stripe patterns to achieve high frame rate 3d reconstruction, as shown in figure 2. fig 2. strategies for fringe pattern projection. (a) the reconstructed frame rate of using traditional psp; (b) the reconstructed frame rate of the method proposed in this paper 4. experiments in order to study the feasibility of the above algorithm, the simulation environment for this study is matlab2016. firstly, perform a three-dimensional reconstruction of a stationary object as a reference for experimental comparison. firstly, the traditional three-step phase-shifting profilometry is used to calculate the stationary object. the three stripe patterns in the following image are all 1280 pixels x 1024 pixels. the object in the image is a cube, figures 3(a), (b), and (c) show the simulated three-step phase-shifting fringe patterns, respectively. fig 3. traditional three-step phase-shifting profilometry fringe pattern figure 4 (a) shows the reconstruction result, figure 4 (b) shows the calculation of the phase principal value, and the phase distribution on the 400th row of the object surface is shown in figure 4 (c). fig 4. reconstruction results of stationary objects 53 given ambient light under simulation conditions and a constant value. the object in the image is a cube, moving along the lower right corner, with each movement being 10mm in the x direction and 10mm in the y direction. there is no stripe phase shift between figure 5(a) and figure 5(b), only the phase shift generated by motion; there is both a phase shift caused by stripe switching and a phase shift caused by object motion between figure5 (b) and figure5(c). fig 5. simulated fringe patterns of moving objects under double sampling· based on the distribution of ambient light intensity and formula 9, the phase of the moving object wrapping is calculated as shown in figure 6 (a), and the phase distribution on the 400th row of the object surface is shown in the figure 6(b). the 3d reconstruction results of the object can be obtained through phase unwrapping, as shown in figure 6(c)(d). fig 6. uses the method proposed in this article to reconstruct moving objects fig 7. traditional methods for reconstructing the phase distribution of moving objects 54 to compare the effectiveness of the experimental results, traditional phase-shifting profilometry was used to perform three-dimensional reconstruction of the aforementioned moving object, as shown in figure 7. unable to achieve 3d reconstruction. to quantitatively analyze the effectiveness of the method proposed in this article, the measurement results when the object is stationary are used as the true values to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed method and traditional methods, as shown in table 1. the mean and root mean square errors of traditional algorithms are 0.2176 millimeters and 6.2172 millimeters, respectively. the method proposed in this paper has mean and root mean square errors of 0.0707 millimeters and 0.0713 millimeters, respectively. table 1. measurement error evaluation method mean error (mm) rms error (mm) tradition psp 0.2176 6.2172 our method 0.0707 0.0713 5. conclusion this article proposes a dual sampling and two-step 3d reconstruction method for moving objects based on phaseshifting profilometry. by controlling the relationship between the projector and camera, two moving object fringe patterns were collected under one projected stripe, and the analysis revealed that only object motion phase shift existed under the same projected stripe. finally, high frame rate 3d reconstruction of moving objects was achieved based on two stripe images with known ambient light. references [1] zuo c, feng s, huang l, et al. phase shifting algorithms for fringe projection profilometry: a review[j]. optics and lasers in engineering, 2018, 109: 23-59. doi: 10.1016/ j. optlaseng. 2018.04.019. 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[12] lu l, xi j , yu y ,et al.new approach to improve the accuracy of 3-d shape measurement of moving object using phase shifting profilometry[j].optics express,2013,21(25):3061030622.doi:10.1364/oe.21.030610. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 29 research on multi-beam line finding problem and optimal line finding path based on exhaustion method yuxuan lu * school of finance, central university of finance and economics, beijing, china * corresponding author email: lyxcufe2022@126.com abstract: in this paper, the multi-beam line measurement problem is studied, solving the relevant data of different seabed slope and line measurement, and establishing a multi-beam line measurement model based on it, simulating the work of multibeam line measurement, using ergodic and iterative algorithms, to achieve the best line measurement path design and calculation of uneven sea area. first of all, the mathematical model of multi-beam line surveying with variable direction of line surveying is obtained through geometric relation and sine and cosine theorem, etc., and the coverage width 𝑊, overlap rate between lines 𝜂 and sea depth 𝐷 of measuring ships at different positions are solved. secondly, the characteristics of sea terrain are analyzed, and the variation law of the coverage width 𝑊 of the measured line with the angle of the measured line direction 𝛽 is explored. finally, whether the beginning and end points of the survey line reach the north and south banks is classified and discussed, and the traversal calculation method is designed to exhaustively explore all possible points and solve the minimum points. keywords: loop traversal; calculation geometry; multi-beam line measurement. 1. introduction in the 1980s, multi-beam sounding technology emerged, and has been developed into the mainstream detection mode of seabed sounding. multi-beam sounding is based on single beam sounding, which is characterized by full coverage and high precision. the multi-beam surveying line can change the angle of the transducer and send out dozens or even hundreds of beams in the vertical plane of the surveying line direction at a time, so as to enlarge the width of the surveying line and form the purpose of the full coverage of the water depth strip [1-3]. but at the same time, multi-beam sounding also faces the problem of seabed topography fluctuation. based on the ergodic exhaustive algorithm, this paper studies how to calculate the coverage width and overlap rate of the survey line under different conditions and design a reasonable survey line direction in the face of the rolling seabed topography, which is of great significance for reducing the phenomenon of leakage and data redundancy in the sea area and improving the efficiency and accuracy of multi-beam sounding technology. 2. mathematical model of multi-beam survey line assuming that the slope 𝛼, the opening angle of the multibeam transducer 𝛽 and the water depth 𝐷 of the center point of the sea area are known, this chapter establishes a mathematical model of the coverage width of the multi-beam sounding and the overlap rate of adjacent strips under these conditions, and uses the model to solve the seawater depth, coverage width and overlap rate of the lines with different distances from the center of the sea area. 2.1. the mathematical model of multi-beam line measurement with constant line direction 2.1.1. coverage width calculation formula set the edge and angle and construct the static plane geometry diagram when the surveying ship is in a certain position, as shown in figure 1. as shown in figure 1, according to the geometric relationship, the angles established meet the following requirements: { 𝜃1 = 𝜋 2 + 𝛼 𝜃2 = 𝜋 2 − 𝛼 𝜃3 = 𝜋 2 − 𝜃 2 − 𝛼 𝜃4 = 𝜋 2 − 𝜃 2 + 𝛼 (1) therefore, according to the law of sine and the law of cosine, the covering width 𝑊 can be expressed as: 𝑊 = 𝐷𝑐𝑜𝑠2𝛼√ 1 𝑐𝑜𝑠2( 𝜃 2 −𝛼) + 1 𝑐𝑜𝑠2( 𝜃 2 +𝛼) − 2𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃 𝑐𝑜𝑠( 𝜃 2 −𝛼)𝑐𝑜𝑠 ( 𝜃 2 +𝛼) (2) 2.1.2. formula for calculating overlap rate assuming that the opening angle of the transducer is unchanged, the schematic diagram of two adjacent multibeam survey lines on two different positions 𝐴 and 𝐵 from the center of the sea area is constructed by the survey ship as shown in figure 2. according to the sine theorem: 𝐿1 𝑠𝑖𝑛( 𝜋 2 + 𝜃 2 ) = 𝑙1 𝑠𝑖𝑛𝛼 (3) 𝐿2 𝑠𝑖𝑛( 𝜋 2 −𝛼) = 𝐷 𝑠𝑖𝑛𝛼 (4) according to the proportional relationship between parallel lines, the sea surface height 𝐷′ at the second line can be measured. 𝐷′ 𝐷 = 𝐿2−𝑑 𝐿2 (5) then the overlapping area 𝑋 is: 𝑋 = 𝑊 − 𝑥3 (6) 30 figure 1. static plane geometry diagram figure 2. diagram of adjacent multi-beam line measurement get the overlap rate 𝜂 between the second measurement and the first measurement as: 𝜂 = 𝑋 𝑊 (7) in summary, the expression obtained is as follows: 𝜂 = 𝐷 𝐷−𝑑𝑡𝑎𝑛𝛼 − 𝑑 𝜃 2 𝑑𝑐𝑜𝑠( 𝜃 2 +𝛼)𝑡𝑎𝑛𝛼√ 1 𝑐𝑜𝑠2( 𝜃 2−𝛼 ) + 1 𝑐𝑜𝑠2( 𝜃 2+𝛼 ) − 2𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃 𝑐𝑜𝑠( 𝜃 2−𝛼 )𝑐𝑜𝑠 ( 𝜃 2+𝛼) (8) therefore, 𝜂 is a function related to the depth and the distance between the two measurement lines. 2.2. multi-beam line measurement mathematical model with variable direction of line measurement 2.2.1. coverage width solution as shown in figure 3, when the angle between the survey line direction and the direction of ship navigation is 𝛽, the inclination angle 𝜃1 ′ in the cross-sectional view perpendicular to the survey line direction (as shown in figure 3) differs from 𝜃1 (as shown in figure 1) because the slope also changes when viewed from this section. the new slope 𝛼′ can be calculated from the geometric relationships shown in the figure, satisfying the following equation: 𝑡𝑎𝑛𝛼′ = 𝑡𝑎𝑛𝛼𝑠𝑖𝑛𝛽 (9) by replacing the original slope 𝛼 with the new slope 𝛼′, the coverage width of multi-beam sounding can be obtained: 𝑊′ = 𝐷𝑐𝑜𝑠2 𝛼′√ 1 𝑐𝑜𝑠2( 𝜃 2 − 𝛼′) + 1 𝑐𝑜𝑠2( 𝜃 2 + 𝛼′) − 2𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃 𝑐𝑜𝑠( 𝜃 2 − 𝛼′)cos ( 𝜃 2 + 𝛼′) (10) 2.2.2. seawater depth solution according to the proportionality relationship between parallel lines, the sea surface height (𝐷𝑖) measured at the 𝑖 − 𝑡ℎ survey line can be obtained as follows: 𝐷𝑖 𝐷 = 𝐿2−𝑑 𝐿2 (11) where the positive direction 𝑑 is the direction from the depth of water to the shallow water, the value 𝐿2 is obtained from the following formula: 𝐿2 sin( 𝜋 2 −𝛼) = 𝐷 𝑠𝑖𝑛𝛼 (12) however, it is important to note that different values of the angle 𝛽 require separate considerations. figure 4 illustrates a plan view of the measurement of the ship's survey line direction for different values of 𝛽. figure 3. a geometric diagram in the direction of an angular line figure 4. top view of line direction in the first scenario, when the angle 𝛽 between the survey line directions is 0°, and when 𝛽𝑖 = 0 , the cross-sectional triangle no longer has a slope, and 𝛼′ is also 0°, making the equation unable to be solved. when the slope is 0°, the crosssection forms an equilateral triangle with a vertex angle 𝜃 of 120°. when the depth is 𝐷𝑖 ′, the width 𝑊 is 2√3𝐷𝑖. for 180°, the reverse situation of 0°, the calculation is similar. 31 the second case, when the angle is 90° or 270°. when the survey boat is traveling along the survey line, it is parallel to the slope and the depth remains the same. other angles can be calculated normally. 3. build the optimal line path design model based on exhaustion based on the established mathematical model of the coverage width of multi-beam sounding, a set of multi-beam surveying line is designed for the rectangular sea area, so that the total measuring length of the surveying line is shortest, and the whole sea area to be measured can be completely covered. 3.1. establishment of target model to explore the relationship between variables, with coverage width 𝑊as the dependent variable, and the angle 𝛽 of the sounding line direction and the distance s of the measurement vessel from the shore as the independent variables. the study found that when the distance 𝑠 from the shore of the measuring ship is constant, the function image of 𝑊 is an image of trigonometric function class, its value changes periodically with the change of 𝛽, the amplitude 𝐴 is determined by the corresponding distance s from the shore of the measuring ship, and the period 𝑇 is constant 𝜋.when the angle of the direction of the control line is constant 𝛽, 𝑊 is proportional to the distance from the measuring ship to the shore, and the farther away from the shore, the larger the coverage width. therefore, it can be inferred that the surveying line will be denser at the shallow water and sparse at the deep water; 𝛽𝑖 near 90°, the overall length of the line will be smaller. according to the above conjecture, the optimal solution is obtained when the 𝛽𝑖 is fixed at 90°, and the approximate range of the total number 𝑛 and the total length of the measured lines is determined [4]. set the coast length of the east and west coasts as 𝑚1, and the coast length of the north and south coasts as 𝑚2, and simulate the survey line process between the north and south coasts as a top view, as shown in figure 5, then the voyage of the survey ship in the following figure can be divided into two situations: first, it starts from the north bank and stops from the south bank, and the survey line reaches both sides completely; the second is the north coast, but did not reach the south coast, the end of the east or west coast. 3.2. algorithm construction as shown in figure 6, the total length of the measured distance at this time is [5]: 𝐿(𝛽) = ∑ 𝐿𝑖 𝑛 𝑖=1 (13) the length of the 𝑖 − 𝑡ℎ line 𝐿𝑖 satisfies the equation: 𝐿𝑖 = 𝑚1 𝑠𝑖𝑛𝛽𝑖 (14) suppose that the overlap rate between adjacent strips is required to be between 10% and 20%, that is: 10% ≤ 𝜂𝑖 ≤ 20%, 𝑖 = 2,… , 𝑛 (15) where, 𝜂𝑖 refers to the overlap rate between the 𝑖 − 𝑡ℎ measurement line and the 𝑖 − 1 right measurement line. since there is overlap between adjacent strips, if you want the survey line to completely cover the entire sea area to be measured, you need the survey line to cover the width of the north and south sides of the bank greater than the width of the shore, that is: figure 5. top view of simulated line process between north and south coasts figure 6. top view of the survey line reaching the north and south sides of the starting and ending points ∑ 𝑊𝑁(𝛽𝑖 , 𝑛) > 𝑚1 𝑛 𝑖=1 (16) ∑ 𝑊𝑆(𝛽𝑖 , 𝑛) > 𝑚1 𝑛 𝑖=1 (17) by calculating the number of measurements when the direction of the survey line is always 90°, the number of measurements under the direction of other survey lines can be roughly estimated. at this time, the measurement length is only related to the number of measurements, in order to minimize the number of measurements, we should try to ensure the maximum gap, that is, the minimum overlap rate, so the overlap rate is set at 10%. since the west is deep and the east is shallow, the measurement starts from the west bank, and the area that the measurement strip cannot cover when it reaches the east coast is much smaller than the area starting from the east coast, and through programming verification, the number of measurements starting from the west bank is less than the east side, so it is assumed that the survey ship starts from the west bank. through calculation, at least 34 measurements are obtained, and the measurement line can completely cover the entire sea area. at this time, the total length of the measurement line is 125936m. at this time, the length of one measurement is the smallest, so if the measurement length is less than the direction of the measurement line is 90°, the number of measurements should be less than 34 times, so the objective function is as follows: 𝐿(𝛽) = ∑ 𝑚1 𝑠𝑖𝑛𝛽𝑖 , 𝑛 < 34𝑛 𝑖=1 (18) 32 according to the above conditions, use the exhaustive method for all possible traversal, and iteratively find the optimal solution [6]. 𝑖 represents the cycle of angle 𝛽 , with the angle value range of (90, 153) for convenience, set the value range of 𝑖 to (1, 64). 𝑗 represents the 𝑗 − 𝑡ℎ line of the ship moving forward when the angle is 𝑖. 𝛽𝑖,𝑗 represents the line angle of the 𝑗 − 𝑡ℎ line determined from the previous line after the angle represented by the first ship value is 𝑖. (1) when 𝑗 = 1 , the angle of pinch 𝛽𝑖,𝑗 is 91. in order to ensure that the total length of the measuring line is minimum and the number of measuring lines is small, the distance between each measuring line should be as far as possible. it is necessary to ensure that the distance between the north end of the initial position of the ship and the west bank can be fully covered and the distance from the left side is farthest. based on the mathematical model of multi-beam measuring line, the farthest 𝑑 is solved under this fixed angle. at the same time, when the ship is in the initial position, the geometric model is established, as shown in figure 7, to solve the total coverage length 𝑤𝑆𝑖,𝑗 and uncovered length 𝑥0 of the south bank of the initial position survey line. suppose the distance from the bow to the west bank 𝑥𝑖,𝑗, which can be obtained from the knowledge of geometric relations and trigonometric functions: 𝑥𝑖,𝑗 = 𝑑 + 𝑚1 𝑡𝑎𝑛𝛽𝑖,𝑗 (19) based on the mathematical model of strip coverage width, 𝑊𝑆, 𝑊𝑆𝐿 and 𝑊𝑆𝑅 are obtained without coverage: 𝑥0 = 𝑥1 −𝑊𝑆𝐿 (20) then, the total coverage length of the south bank is: 𝑊𝑆 = 𝑥1 +𝑊𝑆𝑅 (21) (2) let 𝑗 = 𝑗 + 1. the overlap rate 𝜂𝑖,𝑗 between this line and the previous line 𝑗 − 1 is calculated according to the mathematical model of multi-beam line measurement, so that it meets the extreme value 𝜂𝑖,𝑗 = 0.1 . subsequently, the unique line angle 𝛽𝑖,𝑗 corresponding to the ship under this line of survey can be calculated. the geometric model of the ship under the survey line was established as shown in figure 8, and the total coverage length of all the survey lines measured by the ship on the north and south banks was solved respectively. figure 7. a geometric diagram of the ship's initial position figure 8. article 𝑗 geometric diagram under the measurement line as shown in the figure, the distance from the measuring ship to the west bank is 𝑋𝑊(𝑖,𝑗), the total coverage length of the previous measuring strip on the north bank is 𝑊𝑛(𝑖,𝑗−1), the coverage length of the right side of the previous measuring strip is 𝑋𝑅(𝑖,𝑗−1), and the distance between the two measuring ships is 𝑑𝑖,𝑗, then: 𝑋𝑊(𝑖,𝑗) = 𝑊𝑛(𝑖,𝑗−1) −𝑊𝑅(𝑖,𝑗−1) + 𝑑𝑖,𝑗 (22) according to the mathematical model of multi-beam measurement line, the depth of the sea water where the measurement ship is at this time and the coverage width of the measured strip here, as well as its left and right coverage width, 𝑑𝑖,𝑗 can be obtained. the distance from the measuring ship on the south bank to the west bank can be obtained according to the geometric relationship: 𝑋𝑆(𝑖,𝑗) = 𝑊𝑆(𝑖,𝑗−1) −𝑊𝑆𝑅(𝑖,𝑗−1) + 𝑑𝑖,𝑗 + 𝑚1 𝑡𝑎𝑛𝛽𝑖,𝑗 (23) from this, we can solve 𝛽𝑖,𝑗 . according to this, the covering length of the south bank and the north bank can be solved as follows: 𝜔𝑆 = 𝑋𝑆(𝑖,𝑗) +𝑊𝑆𝑅(𝑖,𝑗−1) (24) 𝜔𝑁 = 𝑋𝑁(𝑖,𝑗) +𝑊𝑁𝑅(𝑖,𝑗−1) (25) determine whether the ship has completed the survey of the sea area at this time. according to the obtained total coverage length 𝑋𝑆(𝑖,𝑗) and 𝑋𝑁(𝑖,𝑗) of the north and south coasts, if the coverage length of the sea area greater than that of the north and south coasts is satisfied as follows, then the cycle is withdrawn and a set of survey line scheme covering the entire sea area is obtained, and the total length of survey line 𝐿𝑖,𝑗 at this time is recorded. 𝑋𝑆(𝑖,𝑗) ≥ 𝑚2 ∥ 𝑋𝑁(𝑖,𝑗) ≥ 𝑚2 (26) (3) the end of the cycle 𝑖 = 1. let 𝑖 = 𝑖 + 1, iterate to solve the next set of test lines that meet the conditions. (4) loop through until 𝑖 = 64 ends. according to the above model and code calculation, it is found that there is no direction of the survey line except 90°, so that the survey ship can complete the measurement of the entire sea area when only passing the north and south banks. 3.3. model solution results after model establishment, constraint conditions were selected, objective function was established, and different cases were classified and discussed, loop traversed, and the 33 total measurement length at this time was obtained through programming calculation. it was found that the minimum value of the total measurement length appeared in the range of 102°-104°. therefore, we adjusted the accuracy of the program to 0.01°, and found that the minimum appeared when the initial 𝛽𝑖,𝑗 was 103.88°, and there were 36 measuring lines with a total length of 124414.50 meters. 4. conclusion in this paper, the working principle and measuring process of multi-beam line are analyzed theoretically, and the mathematical model of multi-beam line is constructed. it is found that the coverage width of the line is affected by the depth of the sea water, the slope of the seabed and the angle of the line when the opening angle of the transducer is fixed. based on the law, the optimal layout of the line is designed. after model establishment and solution, it can be seen that when the angle of the first measuring line is, the optimal situation is obtained, the number of measuring lines is 𝛽𝑖, 1 = 103.88 。, and the total length is 124414.5m. at this time, the measurement lines are more densely distributed in the shallow part of the sea bottom, and less distributed in the deep part of the sea water, and the angle of the measurement lines 𝛽 gradually becomes larger as the sea water goes from shallow to deep. in the same way, the model can be extended to ship surveying, defense and other fields. references [1] futian xie, zehua li, chunlei wang, jianing hou. research on multi-beam line measurement based on differential algorithm [a]. 2023 ieee international conference on electrical, automation and computer engineering (iceace) [c], 2023. 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[6] canesche m, menezes m, carvalho w, et al. traversal: a fast and adaptive graph-based placement and routing for cgras[j]. ieee transactions on computer-aided design of integrated circuits and systems, 2020, vol.40(8): 1600-1612. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 23 from data to decisions: the integration of ai in epidemiological research yang li *, yanchen zou, haoqi xu xi’an jiaotong–liverpool university, suzhou, jiangsu, china * corresponding author: yang li abstract: epidemiological research is the cornerstone of public health and ultimately contributes to protecting human health by understanding disease dynamics, identifying risk factors for infection and disease development, and informing containment measures. epidemiological approaches in the traditional sense are influenced by significant difficulties especially when dealing with big and heterogeneous data sets. they must confront a slow decision-making process. this paper investigates incorporating artificial intelligence ai technologies in epidemiological research settings to improve processing efficiency, strengthen analytical abilities, and promote evidence-based decision-making. the interdisciplinary approach of this study encompasses working hypotheses about the power and potential of ais within epidemiology, the broad opportunities for their use across disciplines, and concurrent ethical questions raised. these case studies exemplify many of how advanced ai can now be used to monitor and detect potential outbreaks, as well as assess associated risks -offering new hope for the transformation of public health practice. the paper concludes by highlighting the need to use ai responsibly and calling for epidemiologists, data scientists, policymakers, ethicists, and other stakeholders to work together towards realizing the potential of ai while "addressing ethical, social and technical issues". keywords: artificial intelligence; epidemiology; data analysis; disease surveillance; risk assessment; ethical considerations. 1. introduction epidemiology is rooted in public health and is concerned with protecting and enhancing human health through disease surveillance and risk assessment. this area of study enables us to comprehend how diseases spread, identify the determinants of health problems, and come up with ways to prevent them from occurring. however, the conventional methods used for epidemiological research are becoming less effective due to large amounts of worldwide information as well as different types of such data sources. the speed at which public health emergencies are managed may be compromised when dealing with massive and non-uniform datasets because they overwhelm traditional approaches thereby delaying interventions[1]. in light of these challenges, artificial intelligence (ai) has been introduced into the field of epidemiology to provide alternative solutions. techniques like machine learning and deep learning in ai have proven to be very efficient in processing data, recognizing patterns, and making predictive models. by deploying artificial intelligence systems, epidemiologists can handle large datasets more effectively, speed up the process of recognizing patterns of diseases, and, consequently, facilitate making fast public health evidence-based decisions. this paper seeks to delve into the application of artificial intelligence systems in epidemiological studies with the emphasis being laid on the use of such models as k-nearest neighbors (knn), support vector machines (svm), and random forests in disease surveillance, detecting outbreaks and risk assessment. several illustrative examples will be given to show how these methods can assist epidemiologists in improving efficiency and accuracy in their research[2]. moreover, ethical concerns arise as more and more ai is applied in this field. some of the key issues that should be taken into account include the privacy of data, transparency algorithms as well fairness when decisions are made. while discussing how to maintain efficiency, this paper will talk about the ethical and socially responsible use of technology. it is only through bringing together people from different disciplines such as epidemiologists and data scientists who are skilled in technology can be able to effectively utilize ai in dealing with public health issues. there should be a collaborative framework that will make sure the part played by ai in advancing epidemiology research and practice is in line with technology ethics besides taking into account its social impact. 2. literature review the epidemiology of today is based on traditional methods that collect data and analyze it statistically to discover patterns of disease and risk factors associated with them. as mentioned by jones et al. (2015), these approaches involve case-control studies, cohort studies, and cross-sectional studies which help us understand how diseases come about and how they spread. nevertheless, such techniques have been criticized for their inability to handle large datasets or high-dimensional data, particularly during public health emergencies where quick analysis needs to be done in realtime to provide an immediate response (smith &amp; collins, 2018). artificial intelligence has experienced unprecedented growth over the past years; this has led to an upsurge in the number of researchers utilizing machine learning technology for epidemiological purposes. for instance, wang et al. (2020) studied how machine learning can predict trends in outbreaks of infectious diseases while lee and liu (2019) showed that unstructured health data could be processed by deep learning models. these investigations indicate that ai technology offers more precise models for the surveillance and prediction of diseases[3]. different ai approaches including k-nearest neighbor (knn), support vector machines (svm), and 24 random forests among others have been applied in various epidemiological research. chen et al. (2017) used knn to classify and predict individual health status because it is simple and efficient making it suitable for initial screening and diagnosis. in their work on pattern recognition and disease prediction, green et al. (2016) employed svm which demonstrated high accuracy levels. ali et al. (2019) employed random forest due to its effectiveness in dealing with big data and high dimensional features which can recognize intricate interaction effects and nonlinear association especially when large datasets are being used in high-performance computing. however, brown et al. (2021) have identified privacy of information, fairness in machine learning models, and interpretability of output as being some main concerns raised by the current use of artificial intelligence within the epidemiological research domain. therefore, relevant ethical standards should always be observed in the application of any ai technology according to these findings. this paper, through the aforementioned review of related literature, gets to know better the setbacks faced by conventional epidemiological methods (cems) and the potential benefits that can be accrued from artificial intelligence (ai) techniques; while at the same time looking at ethical and social issues that may arise during their practical application. the above step will act as a firm base for future research techniques as well as case studies. 3. methodology 3.1. data collection the collection of data for this research includes three main parts: where we get our information from, how we gather it, and what we do to it before analyzing we collect it like this so that the resulting dataset can be as high quality and useful as possible sources are the different places one might look when seeking out facts or figures; methods refer to specific techniques used in acquiring knowledge such as surveys or experiments on people animals plants etcetera; while preprocessing steps involves any sort manipulation like cleaning up messy spreadsheets trying fit everything into neat little columns so forth while many other points could also be raised regarding these areas, the above related issues have been particularly highlighted. such databases contain various types of epidemiologic information, including frequency, morbidity and mortality rates, and geographic distribution of diseases. the clinical diagnosis, treatment history, and follow-up data of patients are recorded using hospital information systems (his) in cooperating medical facilities. national and regional public health departments regularly collect and update public health database datasets to ensure data representativeness as well as timeliness. electronic health record (ehr) systems record health care providers' services automatically come from medical institutions that collect this information. before the information is sent to a research database, it must be de-identified so that patient confidentiality can be protected [4]. to improve the quality and accuracy of the analysis depicted in <figure 1> the study follows steps to prepare the data before conducting the analysis; 1. data cleaning; ensuring data integrity and consistency by rectifying or eliminating errors or outliers. for instance correcting or excluding records, with ages below 0 or above 120, which are considered input errors. 2. data integration; bringing together data from sources into a format to maintain consistency in variable definitions and measurement units. 3. dealing with missing values; employing methods to fill data, such, as using mean, median or predictive models based on other variables. 4. data transformation; applying transformations to variables to suit particular analytical techniques like normalizing continuous variables or representing categorical variables as dummy variables. figure 1. data collection process by following these steps, the study ensures the quality and consistency of the data set, providing a solid foundation for the use of machine learning models such as knn, svm, and random forests. 3.2. model selection to facilitate better efficiency as well as accuracy in our epidemiological data handling we will be choosing three key machine learning models which are: k-nearest neighbors 25 (knn), support vector machine (svm), and random forest. not only these models are commonly utilized in academic and industrial spheres but also perform well when dealing with health data. in this article, we offer a comprehensive explanation regarding the algorithmic formula of these models and their application in various epidemiological studies. the k-nearest neighbors (knn) algorithm formula looks like this: y mode yi ∣ xi, yi ∈ nk x where nk(x) is a function that identifies the points in the training dataset closer to a new sample x, and yi are the category labels of these points. knn k-nearest neighbour is a distance-based classification algorithm, which assumes resembling instances will create similar output. in the field of epidemiology, one can utilize knn in making an early diagnosis of various diseases when disease patterns are unclear and the data is well labeled the primary benefits of knn are its simplicity and ease of implementation. this is particularly beneficial in scenarios where quick diagnostic feedback would be helpful, like the early-stage drug discovery pipeline mentioned earlier. the support vector machine (svm) algorithm formula is: minw, b 11 2 w w c ξi subject to yi w ϕ xi b 1 ξi, ξi 0 where wis the normal vector to the decision boundary, b is the bias, c is the regularization parameter, and ξi are the slack variables for handling non-separable cases. svm is a powerful classifier capable of finding the optimal classification hyperplane in high-dimensional space. svm has been used widely in predicting diseases with the help of biomarkers. the ability of svm is that it can be able to give sharp classification boundaries when features are large and complex and the relationship between the feature and the outcome is nonlinear and the volumes of data are huge [5]. the formula for the random forest algorithm is given by: y mode treei x ∣ i 1,2, … , b where is the tree number in the random forest, and is the total number of trees. a random forest is a kind of ensemble learning method in which aggregation increases overall prediction accuracy and generalization while correcting for the instability of single decision trees by building multiple decision trees and aggregating their predictions. epidemiology analysts use the concept of random forests in identifying and estimating all kinds of disease-related risk factors. in consequence, it is effective in the management of large data inputs and exults in datasets with interactions and non-linear relationships. the three models are brought together in this study such that the strength of individual technologies can be harnessed in making the process of epidemiological data analysis more comprehensive and precise. the selection of such models was influenced by their flexibility and efficiency in specific research conditions—to offer more integrated methods of disease prediction and management. 3.3. model implementation for our study, we utilized three machine learning models with excellent special prowess in epidemiological data analysis: k-nearest neighbors (knn), support vector machine (svm), and random forest. the details of the implementation of each model, and the selection of parameters, including the training procedure below. for the k-nearest neighbor model, the sensitivity and importance of parameter k remain high, and its selection is therefore a key factor of implementation that affects the sensitivity and generalization ability of the model. in our data set, we performed 10-fold cross-validation of the most appropriate kvalue to be used, over k = 1 to k = 20. after testing the performance at each k-value, we ended up selecting k = 5 as the best balance between accuracy and stability. concerning the training process, the very first step was standardizing the data so every feature contributes an equal amount of influence in the distance calculations. we further trained the knn model using the optimal k-value, k=5, on the homologous dataset. once trained, this model was evaluated on an independent test set. this set of procedures assured that the knn model was going to make reliable and efficient predictions for our epidemiological study. for the svm model, we worked with the hyperparameter c, which is the penalty parameter in the svm model, and it determines the tolerance of misclassification in the svm model. we varied the strength of regularization by testing over a range of c values, with the eventual selection of c = 1.0 based on the best performance balance on the validations set. the selection of rbf is a kernel that supports the higher capturing and processing of more complicated patterns in the data due to the strong non-linear properties of the data. the training phase adopted the selected relevant features from the data set that would be very important in the prediction of disease so as not to undermine the effectiveness of the model passed during the training process. the chosen rbf kernel and c=1.0 parameter was then used to train the svm model on the training dataset. after training, the model was evaluated based on an independent test set to analyze its generalization capacity. the most significant step was that, at this juncture, our svm model became not only trained but also enabled for the prediction of disease conditions in new and unseen data sets. in this study, the main model that was supposed to be used in handling the epidemiological data was the random forest model, which can handle large-size procedures of data, manage large data sets, and handle high-dimensional data. at this stage, the most concentrated number of trees (n_estimators) and the highest number of features taken into consideration at each split (max_features) were decided. through several cross-validations for testing tree numbers from 50 to 500, we settled on 200 trees because the configuration shows better accuracy and stability with that number. we set the max_features to 4 because it is found to be the square root of the number of total features, setting a higher number might cause the trees to be too similar; therefore, such diversification and independence among the trees will maximize the model's performance. the first stage of training for each decision tree involves creating an independent training subset from the original dataset by applying bootstrap sampling. that is, cost training was done independently within each subset, and at each split, only a randomly selected number of features was considered to decrease the bias and thereby increase the generalization of the model. predictions were then made from all the trees, with their voting mechanisms giving the final model prediction. the default aggregations of the random forest algorithm, meanwhile, sufficiently lowered the model variance, and the general robustness of prediction performance under various datasets was retained. such detailed parameter choices and training protocols were designed to ensure that the selected 26 machine learning models were appropriate enough for converting epidemiological data into informative features to enhance the prediction and classification of diseases. with such a carefully designed modeling implementation strategy, the research will carry scientific rigor and practical value [6]. 3.4. validation and testing we have therefore set up a model validation and testing process to assure that our selected models, k-nearest neighbors and support vector machine, can handle the challenges of epidemiological data. the above discussion also involved several cross-validations with a real epidemiological dataset and performance estimation on independent test data to check the accuracy, stability, and generalization ability of the models. suppose we had a training set whose sample number is thousands, each one related to some features of a particular disease and finally to a class label where the sickness appears or not. we randomly chose 70% of the data as training data and then worked on the remaining 30% as testing data. some examples of testing data are provided in <table 1>: table 1. sample of test dataset id age gender symptom 1 symptom 2 symptom 3 disease presence 1 28 male yes no yes yes 2 34 female no yes no no 3 45 female yes yes yes yes 4 52 male no no no no 5 37 female yes no yes yes 1. cross-validation: the performance of each method is estimated using 10-fold cross-validation. this way, we ensure that the effect of anomalies remains minimal and that models perform representatively on unseen data. at every fold of the cross-validation, 10% of the training set was sampled randomly to be used as the validation set, and the other 90% was used in training the model [7]. 2. independent test set evaluation: following training for all models, we evaluated the performance using an independent test set with an accuracy, recall, and f1 score to determine which model was most effective in practical applications. a comparison of performance on the test set for the three models is shown in <table 2> below: table 2. performance comparison model accuracy recall f1 score k-nearest neighbors 90% 89% 89.5% support vector machine 92% 91% 91.5% random forest 95% 94% 94.5% test results demonstrated that the random forest outperforms all other major indicators with greater accuracy and stability in handling epidemiological data. the support vector machine, nonetheless, showed high performance, particularly for datasets where relationships are complicated between some parameters. more or less accurate than the other two models presented, k-nearest neighbors are still very reliable, especially for cases that can be solved quickly. we could, therefore, stand a good chance of evaluating and selecting models that could be best used for epidemiological data analysis to ensure the effectiveness and correctness of the study. these results provide references for the future study of disease predictions. 4. case studies and applications 4.1. ai in disease monitoring: a case study of an ai-powered cardiac monitoring analysis platform figure 2. ai intelligent ecg monitoring and analysis platform 27 it is advanced in artificial intelligence technologies, especially in disease control, as demonstrated in a specific application the ai etelligent ecg monitoring and analysis platform. i and advanced-algorithm -uses this platform provides accurate health information for patients by analyzing electrocardiogram (ecg) data in real-time, and provides decision support for physicians [8]. the ai intelligent ecg analysis and analysis platform uses cloud technology and machine learning algorithms to acquire, analyze, and interpret ecg data in real time the system works as follows. 1. data collection: patients collect ecg data with portable monitoring devices, which are then transmitted via a wireless network to an ai platform. 2. data transmission: the data is automatically transferred to cloud servers, ensuring its timeliness and completeness. 3. ai analysis: ai models in the cloud platform analyze ecg data in real-time, detecting abnormal signals such as arrhythmias and tachycardia 4. report generation: after analysis, the ai generates a detailed ecg report, including any potential abnormalities and health recommendations. 5. medical decision support: physicians can access these reports remotely, helping them quickly understand their patients’ heart conditions and intervene if necessary. 6. patient information: patients can use the mobile app to view their ecg reports and health status and to receive advice from doctors. the main strengths of the platform are its efficient data processing and accurate ai analytics. ai algorithms used include but are not limited to, neural networks and support vector machines specifically trained to detect and classify pattern types and anomalies in ecg ai during data processing expansion of the qrs complex, since its implementation, the platform has successfully diagnosed and managed heart failure in thousands of patients, providing treatments it happens, reducing emergency visits and hospitalizations due to heart failure large and efficient. as technology progresses and more data is collected, the ai cardiac monitoring system will continue to refine its algorithms to improve the accuracy and speed of its analysis. additionally, the platform plans to expand its monitoring capabilities to include other types of physiological signal assessments such as blood pressure and blood glucose to provide comprehensive health monitoring services. these case studies demonstrate the tremendous potential of ai in the healthcare industry, especially in disease diagnosis and prevention. as the technology continues to evolve and its applications expand, ai is expected to significantly raise public health standards and the quality of treatment around the world. 4.2. ai in epidemic detection: a case study of covid-19 during the covid-19 pandemic, the use of artificial intelligence (ai) technologies provided critical technical support and decision support. this section, along with the posted outline diagram, details how ai played a role in epidemic surveillance and management, particularly in terms of early detection capabilities and real-time data analytics capabilities. figure 3. ai-driven industry ecosystem and application scenarios framework for combating covid-19 as shown in <figure 3>, the widespread use of ai technologies dramatically increased the efficiency and accuracy of epidemic management, forecasting, and response during the fight against covid-19. initially, using the internet of things (iot) and the rapid data communication capabilities of 5g technology, ai was able to collect and transmit data from medical devices, such as temperature sensors and heart rate monitors devices furthermore, the population provided a rich and more multidimensional data source for analysis -by integrating and analyzing this data, including movement data and medical health records, ai discovered how the epidemic effectively spread and viral mutation management strategies, providing a scientific basis for epidemic control strategies ai decision support systems also played a key role in internal epidemic management. through in-depth real-time data analytics, ai models alerted during outbreak trends and potential peak areas, helping relevant departments prepare early additionally, ai analyzed areas in need of medical resource escalation or community intervention, optimizing medical resource allocation to ensure 28 when most needed resources are used well. ai also showed strong potential in direct epidemic surveillance and detection. ai also showed strong potential in direct epidemic surveillance and detection. the development of ai-enhanced image detection analysis technology for automated bacterial detection, such as automated interpretation of ct and x-ray images, allowed for rapid diagnosis of infectious pneumonia and accuracy, significantly improving the speed and accuracy of virus identification and ai covid-19 symptoms in addition by monitoring individual health parameters using smart wearable devices, such as fever and cough, can capture in real-time, facilitating rapid diagnosis and isolation these ai use case scenarios are particularly effective in providing early detection and real-time response. the ai system quickly analyzed and identified potential cases of covid-19 through a variety of methods, speeding up the process of isolating and treating such cases. at the same time, by constantly monitoring epidemiological data and trends, ai provided realtime information to health departments, helping them respond faster and innovate public health interventions faster, thus effectively controlling the spread and impact of the epidemic they provided valuable experience and technology to help respond to similar public health problems in the future. taken together with the framework analyzed above, we see that ai technology has played many roles in covid-19 epidemic detection and management, not only increasing the efficiency and accuracy of epidemic surveillance but also improving the ability of public health to respond quickly to incidents. as ai technology continues to evolve, its applications in public health will become broader and deeper. 5. challenges and strategies of ai in epidemiological research artificial intelligence (ai) technology has become an indispensable tool in modern epidemiology, showing great potential in data processing, disease pattern recognition, and epidemiological prediction but the widespread use of ai technology has also raised various challenges methods a effectiveness are needed to ensure that firstly, data privacy and security pose great challenges in ai applications. epidemiology involves a wealth of sensitive personal health information, and it is important to ensure that personal information is not disclosed during disease surveillance and data analysis in this research, research teams must implement strict usage policies, such as data privacy and anonymity mechanisms, as is the nature of the true ai model representing the input data it depends heavily on f. epidemiological data frequently face issues of unavailability, bias, and noise, which can lead to inaccurate diagnoses. to improve the quality of the data, researchers need to use advanced methods for data cleansing and data integrity analysis and develop robust ai systems that can adapt to data entry in incompleteness. researchers should therefore strive to develop machine learning models that can be interpreted and provide appropriate model descriptions to enable non-experts to understand the basis and logic underlying model decisions. therefore, developing ethical review procedures, conducting algorithm bias testing, and ensuring that all ai projects undergo ethical reviews to monitor and control potential ethical risks are necessary steps for every research project. finally, the use of these techniques not only enhances the potential of ai in epidemiological research, improving the timeliness and accuracy of public health interventions but also helps build public confidence in the use of ai in healthcare, promoting acceptance and use in a wider context we by plans to improve we hope to use this powerful technological tool effectively to serve the public address health challenges and protect human health. researchers should therefore strive to develop machine learning models that can be interpreted and provide appropriate model descriptions to enable non-experts to understand the basis and logic underlying model decisions. therefore, developing ethical review procedures, conducting algorithm bias testing, and ensuring that all ai projects undergo ethical reviews to monitor and control potential ethical risks are necessary steps for every research project. finally, the use of these techniques not only enhances the potential of ai in epidemiological research, improving the timeliness and accuracy of public health interventions but also helps build public confidence in the use of ai in healthcare, promoting acceptance and use in a wider context we by plans to improve we hope to use this powerful technological tool effectively to serve the public address health challenges and protect human health. 6. 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"machine learning for infectious disease outbreak prediction." statistical methods in medical research, 29(3), 1024-1039. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 76 research on high frequency usage scenarios of touch interactive in dynamic scenarios shimeng wang *, qipeng zhang, zhe tian, meng zhao catarc automotive test center (tianjin) co., ltd, tianjin, china * corresponding author: shimeng wang abstract: in the era of intelligence, the smart cockpit mainly consists of more abundant large lcd instrument panel, comprehensive touch control screen, advanced in-vehicle infotainment system, etc., to create a new user experience for drivers and passengers in the cockpit. with the development of smart cockpit, touch interaction has become one of the high-frequency ways for users to interact with cars. performing touch interaction tasks in dynamic scenarios requires distraction that prevents it from keeping its eyes on the road. at present, the scene of touch interaction safety evaluation in the industry is concentrated on air conditioning and radio, but in the dynamic scene, the driver will carry out many other operations, such as making and receiving calls, playing music, navigation settings, vehicle settings and other functions, which will bring safety risks such as sight deviation. therefore, it is very important to study the high-frequency use scenarios of touch interaction in dynamic scenarios, which is helpful for enterprises to develop and design more secure and convenient interaction methods. keywords: dynamic scenarios; touch interaction; high frequency usage scenarios. 1. introduction the thriving intelligent automobile industry has not only driven innovations in automotive technology but also significantly transformed users' driving and riding experiences [1]. as a crucial component of intelligent vehicles, the interactive design of smart cockpit has increasingly become key to enhancing user experience [2]. since the emergence of the smart cockpit concept, the primary interaction points have concentrated on screen media such as central control displays and passenger entertainment screens. these screens not only provide rich information display functionalities but also serve as the main interfaces for users to perform various operations with the vehicle [3]. with the continuous enhancement of automotive intelligence, touch interaction, as an intuitive and convenient operation mode, has rapidly become a frequently used means of interaction between users and vehicles. screens like central control displays have integrated an increasing number of functions, evolving from initial simple information display to diverse functionalities such as air-conditioning control, music playback, navigation settings, system settings, and phone operations today. this development trend has led to a gradual reduction in physical buttons within smart cockpits [4]. however, while touch interaction brings convenience, it also poses some safety hazards [5]. especially in dynamic driving scenarios, when drivers need to perform touch interaction tasks, they often divert their gaze from the road to view and operate the screen, resulting in visual distraction [6]. in response to this issue, there is still a certain shortage of evaluation work on the safety of touch interaction in the industry. the existing test scenario library is relatively incomplete, mainly focusing on more basic functions such as air-conditioning and radios, while tests for other highfrequency operations are relatively scarce. for instance, functions like phone operation, music control, navigation settings, and vehicle settings are also highly used in actual driving but are often neglected in touch interaction safety assessments. the uniformity of these test scenarios not only fails to comprehensively reflect the safety issues of touch interaction in real driving environments but may also result in the omission of potential safety hazards. therefore, to enhance the safety of touch interaction in smart cockpit, the industry needs to further improve the test scenario library by incorporating more high-frequency operations into the assessment scope. simultaneously, it is necessary to strengthen research on driver attention allocation during touch interaction tasks and explore safer, more convenient interaction methods. 2. the research status of domestic and abroad the central control screen, serving as the core interactive interface for modern vehicles and many smart devices, underscores the significance of its human-machine interaction (hmi) design. this design is not only crucial to the user experience but also directly impacts the overall performance and user satisfaction of the device. currently, research on the hmi design of central control screens and its testing evaluation has indeed become a focal point of attention in both industry and academia. for example, li jiaxin and li jia [7] elaborates on the issue of distracted driving in the context of interactive design for smart vehicles. they analyze the human factors related to distractions in visual, auditory, operational, and cognitive aspects of driving and propose interactive design principles such as simplicity, ease of use, effectiveness of feedback, and prioritizing the reduction of cognitive load. liu zhuofan et al. [8] propose the influence of visual distraction on the driver's operating behavior is related to the traffic environment and the degree of distraction. li qian [9] studied the effects of the layout of the central control screen in different car cab on the driver's visual attention through eye movement experiments. dukic t et al. [10] shows that visual distraction while driving leads to increased savoir-gazing time and more gaze and gaze time. most scholars at domestic and abroad have focused on the human-machine interaction design and testing evaluation of 77 the central control screen, while there has been almost no research on user high-frequency usage scenario library in dynamic scenario. therefore, this paper will screen out and identify highfrequency usage scenarios where users employ touch interaction in dynamic scenario. 3. research route firstly, we will conduct extensive data collection and organization on user usage scenarios through various means such as research reports and literature reviews. this will help us gain a comprehensive understanding of how users interact with different technologies and devices in various contexts. next, we will carry out user research on a sample size of over 100 users through survey questionnaires. this research will include users of different genders, age groups, driving experiences, driving personalities, and occupations to ensure that the research results can truthfully and comprehensively reflect the actual needs and preferences of a broad range of users. when selecting survey participants, we will consider multiple dimensions to ensure broad coverage of the sample: (1)different genders: men and women often have different driving habits, concerns, and needs. therefore, we will ensure that both male and female users are adequately represented in the survey. (2)different age groups: age is a significant factor influencing driving behavior and needs. from young novice drivers to experienced senior drivers, each age group has its unique driving characteristics and requirements. we will select users from various age groups to obtain more comprehensive data. (3)different driving experiences: the length of driving experience is often closely related to driving skills, experience, and confidence. therefore, we will include users ranging from those who have just obtained their licenses to seasoned drivers with many years of experience to understand the differences in usage scenarios and needs among users with different driving experiences. (4)different driving personalities: some users are more cautious and steady when driving, while others are more aggressive and adventurous. this difference in driving personality also affects users' usage scenarios and needs. we will identify users' driving personalities through relevant questions in the questionnaire and conduct in-depth analysis based on this information. (5)different occupations: occupational backgrounds often determine users' daily travel needs and driving habits. for example, business professionals may require more navigation and meeting scheduling functions, while freelancers may focus more on entertainment and comfort. therefore, we will select users from different occupational fields to obtain a more comprehensive user profile. finally, we will utilize descriptive statistical methods to organize and analyze the collected data. through this process, we will screen out and identify high-frequency usage scenarios where users employ touch interaction. based on these findings, we will develop test cases that accurately reflect the typical usage patterns of users, ensuring that products and services are designed to meet their needs and expectations. 4. result analysis 4.1. research on relevant standards and regulations based on the research of standard regulations, such as “encap 2026 road map, general driving controls protocol: safe use of general controls.”, “nhtsa-2010-0053 guidelines for reducing visual-manual driver distraction during interactions with integrated, in-vehicle, electronic devices.”, “t/csae 334-2023 safety test and evaluation methods for touch screen interaction in automobile cockpit.”, “china intelligent-connected car assessment programme (cicap) (version 2024) detailed rules for assessment of smart cockpit”, “an evaluation method for hml scenarios in intelligent connected vehicles.” based on the research of standard regulations, research reports, domestic and foreign evaluation systems, and literature materials, the statistical results are as shown in table 1. the results show that the highfrequency use scenarios for touch interaction are mainly navigation, air conditioning, music, phone calls, radio, and settings. table 1. research result on relevant stand research on scenario library navigation air conditioning music phone radio setting adas e-ncap 2026 road map √ √ nhtsa-2010-0053 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ t/csae 334-2023 √ √ √ √ √ √ c-icap √ √ an evaluation method for hml scenarios in intelligent connected vehicles √ √ √ √ √ √ 4.2. user research we issued 120 survey questionnaires and received 100 valid responses. the surveyed users covered different genders, age groups, driving experiences, driving personalities, and occupations. the survey results are shown in fig. 1. the research results indicate that the high-frequency touch interaction scenarios in dynamic situations mainly include phone control, navigation, air conditioning control, music control, adas control, and radio control. among them, the high-frequency functions of phone control include call the specified contact number and answer the phone. the high-frequency functions of navigation include navigate to nearby parking lots, switch navigation announcement mode. the high-frequency functions of air conditioning control include adjust the air blowing mode, turn on the air conditioning, adjust the temperature and adjust the air circulation mode. the high-frequency functions of music control include play specified online music. the highfrequency functions of adas is activating the acc. the high-frequency scenario for radio control is bookmarking radio stations. 78 fig 1. investigation of frequently used touch operation cases in dynamic scenarios 4.3. comprehensive analysis through consulting standard regulations, research reports, domestic and international evaluation systems, literature, and other materials, as well as conducting user research, it has been found that the high-frequency scenarios for users' use of touch interaction in dynamic situations mainly include phone control, navigation, air conditioning control, music control, and radio control. 5. conclusion through in-depth research into high-frequency touch interaction scenarios in dynamic environments, combined with touch interaction testing and evaluations within these scenarios, we can conduct a comprehensive assessment of the touch interaction design in vehicle cockpits. this comprehensive evaluation not only helps to uncover potential pain points and safety hazards that users may encounter during actual use, but also provides valuable feedback to enterprises, guiding their development and design processes and enhancing the user experience and market competitiveness of their products. references [1] shiqin xu, “exploration of intelligent connected technology in new energy vehicles”, automotive knowledge, 2024, vol. 24 (10), p32-34. 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[10] dukic, t. , ahlstrom, c. , patten, c. , kettwich, c. , and kircher, k., “effects of electronic billboards on driver distraction”, traffic injury prevention, 2013, vol. 14 (5), p469-476. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 69 multimodal data fusion for digital monitoring of railway vehicle wheelset health status jun zhang 1, *, jiaqi zhang 2, a 1 jilin city zhijian technology co., ltd., jilin, jilin, 132000, china 2 jilin railway technology college, jilin, jilin, 132200, china * corresponding author: jun zhang (email: 13578516081@163.com), a 2025799766@qq.com abstract: this study proposes a multimodal data fusion-based method for monitoring the health status of railway wheelsets by integrating vibration, acoustic, temperature and visual sensing information, and constructing an ‘edge-cloud’ collaborative computing architecture. the research innovatively adopts a deep fusion model with cross-modal attention mechanism, and realises high-precision identification and early warning of early failure of wheelsets. practical engineering applications verify that the method significantly reduces the number of unscheduled wheelset replacements and maintenance costs, and shows strong robustness under severe operating conditions. the reliability and early warning capability of the system are greatly improved, providing a new paradigm for early warning of wheelset failures with obvious technical and economic benefits. keywords: multimodal data fusion; wheelset health monitoring; cross-modal attention mechanism; failure early warning; edge computing. 1. introduction as a key component of train operation, the health status of railway vehicle wheelsets is directly related to train safety and operational efficiency [1]. traditional wheelset monitoring technology mostly relies on single-mode sensors, which has problems such as poor environmental adaptability and high leakage rate [2]. in recent years, the rapid development of data fusion technology in the industrial field has provided new ideas for wheelset condition monitoring. scholars at home and abroad have carried out research on acoustic characterisation and vibration signal processing for different failure modes of wheelsets, but the comprehensive utilisation of heterogeneous data from multiple sources still faces many challenges [3]. this study focuses on the fusion of multimodal monitoring data of wheelsets, constructs a complete technical system from data acquisition, feature extraction to fusion decision-making, proposes a deep fusion model based on cross-modal attention mechanism, and develops a realtime monitoring and warning platform. the adaptability and reliability of this technology in complex environments are verified through engineering practice, providing a systematic solution for digital monitoring of wheelset health status in high-speed railways. 2. multimodal data acquisition for wheelset health condition monitoring 2.1. analysis of wheelset structure and common failure types as a key component of the train, the wheelset is mainly composed of wheels, axles and bearings, and its health status directly affects the safety of train operation. according to the statistics of railway department, the common failures of wheelsets mainly include wheel abrasion, rim crack, axle wear and bearing damage, etc. these failures will lead to serious consequences if they are not detected in time. the annual data of many domestic high-speed railway lines show that wheel tread abrasion accounts for about 42% of the total number of wheelset failures, bearing early damage accounts for about 23%, axle connecting part loosening accounts for about 18%, and the rest are compound failures[4]. based on the analysis of engineering practice, most of the wheelset failures in the early stage have precursors such as abnormal sound, temperature rise or change of vibration characteristics, etc. the reasonably-designed monitoring system can effectively capture these changes in characteristics, achieve early warning of failures, and fundamentally reduce the risk rate of wheelset failures up to more than 80%. 2.2. multi-sensor monitoring system architecture the architecture of the wheelset health condition monitoring system adopts a layered structure design, including sensing layer, transmission layer, processing layer and application layer, as shown in fig. 1. multiple sensors are arranged in the sensing layer, including vibration sensors (with a sensitivity of 100mv/g), temperature sensors (with a measuring range of -40℃ to 150℃), acoustic sensors (with a frequency response of 20hz-20khz) and optical sensors, etc., to form an omni-directional monitoring network. monitoring network [5]. the transmission layer adopts a combination of industrial ethernet and wireless transmission to ensure that the data transmission rate reaches more than 10mbps to meet real-time monitoring requirements. the processing layer is equipped with edge computing devices, adopting dual-core processors with a computing power of 4ghz to perform signal pre-processing and feature extraction. the application layer is deployed in the cloud server, utilising 64gb of memory and 8tb of storage to run fault diagnosis algorithms and health assessment models. actual engineering applications show that the architecture has a system response time of less than 200 ms and a fault identification accuracy of more than 95% in the high-speed railway field environment. 70 figure 1. multi-sensor monitoring system architecture 2.3 multimodal data acquisition method the multimodal data acquisition method combines the characteristics of the wheel-rail system and adopts a combination of fixed and mobile modes. fixed acquisition equipment is installed in stations or specific line sections, using high-speed cameras (acquisition rate of 500 frames per second) to capture images of the wheelset surface, together with infrared thermal cameras (temperature resolution of 0.05 ℃) to record the temperature distribution. the mobile system is mounted on the vehicle and consists of a triaxial acceleration sensor (sampling frequency 10khz) to continuously capture vibration signals, and an array of acoustic sensors (consisting of eight microphones) to capture operational noise characteristics. combined with speed and load data from the train control system are collected together to form a complete data set. the collected data is correlated with different modal information through time synchronisation technology (with microsecond accuracy), and a data compression algorithm is used to compress the original data to 35% of its original size. the field test proves that the method can still collect data stably on a high-speed train with a speed of 350 kilometres per hour, and the loss of signal quality is no more than 3%, providing comprehensive and reliable data support for fault diagnosis. 3. multimodal data preprocessing and feature extraction for wheel pair monitoring 3.1. data preprocessing methods the wheelset monitoring data preprocessing process is crucial for subsequent fault diagnosis, and its core steps include data cleaning, denoising and standardisation. in actual engineering, the collected vibration signals are often interfered by environmental noise, and the signal-to-noise ratio can be improved by 6.8 db after processing with the wavelet transform denoising method[6].the discrete wavelet transform decomposes the signal by the formula: dwt j, k x t ψ dtz (1) where, dwt(j,k) is the wavelet coefficient at scale j and position k. the db4 wavelet is selected for 5-layer decomposition, and the noise reduction signal can be obtained by reconstruction after thresholding. for the temperature data, a sliding median filter (window width of 15 samples) is used to eliminate the mutation points, and the smoothness of the temperature curve is improved by about 83% after filtering. for image data, the contrast is enhanced by histogram equalisation and a gaussian filter (σ = 1.2) is applied to eliminate noise. the multimodal data are also time-aligned and sampling rate-unified, and the data from different sensors are resampled to a uniform frequency of 10 khz by linear interpolation to ensure that the data timestamp error does not exceed 1 ms. the standardisation process adopts the z-score method to make all the feature magnitudes consistent, which lays the foundation for subsequent feature extraction. 3.2. traditional feature extraction techniques traditional feature extraction techniques are widely used in wheelset health monitoring, mainly focusing on the time domain, frequency domain and time-frequency domain feature extraction of the signal. in time-domain analysis, parameters such as the root mean square (rms) value and the peak factor (generally 2.8-3.5 under normal working conditions, and 6.5-8.0 under abnormal conditions) are extracted from the vibration signals to effectively differentiate between fault types [7]. the frequency domain analysis uses fast fourier transform to extract spectral features: x k ∑ x n e (2) where x(k) is the kth frequency component in the frequency domain and x(n) is the value of the time domain signal at the nth moment. for example, an energy increase of 35% or more in the 2500hz-3000hz band often indicates early damage to the inner ring of the bearing. in practice, the analysis of 30 sets of bearing data shows that the energy difference between healthy bearings and faulty bearings in this band is as significant as p<0.01. the time-frequency analysis adopts short-time fourier transform and wavelet packet decomposition, which is able to capture the nonstationary characteristics of the signals. for the temperature features, the thermal imaging data is used to assist in locating the abnormal hot spot through regional statistics (maximum temperature of 175.3°c, temperature gradient of 4.2°c/cm, etc.). the feature selection stage uses correlation analysis and random forest importance ranking to filter out 32 key features from the initial 128-dimensional features, which improves the computational efficiency by about 65% while maintaining 93.8% diagnostic accuracy, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. feature selection performance analysis 71 3.3. deep learning based feature extraction methods the feature extraction method based on deep learning breaks through the limitations of traditional feature engineering and can automatically learn the deep feature representation of multimodal data. for vibration signals, a one-dimensional convolutional neural network (1d-cnn) is used to construct a 5-layer structure containing three convolutional layers (with convolution kernel sizes of 64×3, 32×3, and 16×3, respectively) and two fully connected layers (with node numbers of 128 and 64). the convolution operation extracts local features by the following formula: y n ∑ w i x n i (3) where y(n) is the nth value of the output signal. experiments show that the model has an accuracy of 97.8% in bearing fault identification, which is 5.6 percentage points higher than the traditional method. the acoustic signal features are extracted using a long short-term memory network (lstm), and the temporal dependence is established by the equation f σ w ∙ h , x b (4) where f t is the output of the forgetting gate at moment t. the network contains 64 lstm units, which can effectively capture the time-varying characteristics of sound. the feature extraction of image data adopts the resnet-18 structure, which alleviates the problem of difficult training of the deep network through the residual connection $h(x) = f(x) + x$. multimodal feature fusion adopts the attention mechanism, which dynamically adjusts the importance of each modality by calculating the weights. in the actual deployment, the size of the model is only 8.4mb after quantisation, which can achieve the inference speed within 15ms on the edge computing device to meet the real-time monitoring requirements, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. model inference speed on edge devices 4. multimodal data fusion models and algorithms 4.1. data and feature level fusion method the data and feature level fusion method are the basic link of the wheelset monitoring system to process multimodal data. based on the actual project implementation experience, the data level fusion in wheelset monitoring mainly adopts the time sequence alignment and standardisation method. the vibration, acoustic, temperature and visual data collected through the wireless sensor network are synchronised with timestamps, and tensor fusion is used to construct a unified data representation[8]. the feature-level fusion adopts a weighted fusion strategy, and the weighting coefficients are dynamically adjusted according to different working conditions. in the project test, the effect of feature fusion for four types of wheelset faults (rim cracks, tread wear, bearing damage, and axle bending) is shown in table 1. as seen in the table, the recognition rate after feature fusion is generally higher than that of a single feature, with an average improvement of 17.3%. in the field test of high-speed train, the feature fusion method can still maintain 91.5% recognition accuracy under the noisy environment (signal-tonoise ratio -5db), and the anti-interference ability is significantly improved. the dynamic weighting mechanism ensures the stability of the fusion results by evaluating the data quality of each sensor and automatically reducing its weight when the reliability of a sensor decreases. table 1. comparison of the recognition rate of wheelset faults by different feature fusion methods. fault type vibration feature acoustic feature temperature feature visual feature feature concatenation fusion dynamic weighted fusion rim crack 78.3 72.6 65.4 82.1 89.5 93.8 tread wear 72.5 68.4 58.9 85.7 88.2 92.5 bearing damage 86.4 82.1 89.3 70.6 91.7 95.2 axle bending 80.2 75.9 64.8 79.5 87.6 90.3 4.2. decision-level fusion and deep learning fusion architecture the decision-level fusion and deep learning fusion architecture constructs a multi-level fusion framework for wheelset condition monitoring. the multi-stream deep learning fusion architecture based on the actual monitoring data is shown in figure 4, which contains four parallel processing branches and one fusion module. each branch processes one kind of modal data (vibration, acoustic, temperature, and vision), extracts modal-specific features, and then fuses them through the cross-modal attention mechanism. in the field application of beijing-shanghai highspeed railway with 10 trainsets, the architecture detects early abnormalities of wheelsets 3.5 days earlier than a single model, which significantly expands the time window for fault warning. the cross-modal attention mechanism automatically adjusts the weights of each modality under different working 72 conditions, for example, it automatically reduces the weight of the acoustic branch (from 0.28 to 0.08) and raises the weight of the vibration branch (from 0.32 to 0.45) when travelling in tunnels. after the model is deployed on the edge computing unit, the average inference time is 87 ms, which meets the real-time monitoring requirements[9]. in response to sudden changes in working conditions, the dynamic decision fusion mechanism is able to complete strategy adjustment within 200 ms, ensuring system stability. the decision-level fusion module significantly reduces the false alarm rate from 8.3% to 1.2% through the voting mechanism and confidence analysis. figure 4. overall architecture of the multimodal data fusion system for wheel-to-wheel health monitoring 4.3. fusion model optimisation and evaluation the optimisation and evaluation phase of the fusion model employs a number of technical means to improve the system performance. the evaluation of the diagnostic capability of the fusion model for different wheelset fault types is shown in table 2, which demonstrates the performance of the fusion model on 632 sets of test data collected from a high-speed railway site. the average accuracy of the model is improved by 4.7% by adjusting the model hyperparameters, including the learning rate (optimal value of 0.0023), the batch size (optimal value of 64) and the number of attention heads (optimal value of 8) through the bayesian optimisation algorithm. to improve system robustness, noise enhancement and adversarial training techniques are used to increase the recognition rate of the model in harsh environments (signalto-noise ratio -10db) from the original 65.3% to 83.7%. for edge computing deployment requirements, knowledge distillation and quantitative compression techniques are used to compress the model size from the original 187mb to 24.5mb, increasing the inference speed by 2.8 times, while the accuracy rate decreases by only 1.3 percentage points. the system evaluation adopts quantitative indicators combined with expert scoring mechanism, and in addition to conventional performance indicators, it also comprehensively considers engineering practicality indicators such as warning lead time and decision reliability. the fusion model achieves a comprehensive score of 94.3 points (out of 100 points) in the comparison test of high-speed rail wheelset fault detection in 2024, which is 15.7 points higher than that of the traditional method, verifying the practical application value of the fusion architecture. table 2. diagnostic performance of the multimodal fusion model on different types of wheelset faults fault type sample size accuracy (%) precision (%) recall (%) f1 score lead time (days) computation time (ms) rim crack 142 96.5 95.8 94.7 0.952 3.8 76 tread wear 186 97.3 98.1 96.5 0.973 4.2 82 bearing damage 157 95.2 94.3 95.8 0.95 3.1 90 axle bending 85 93.8 92.5 94.1 0.933 2.7 85 early composite fault 62 91.2 89.7 91.5 0.906 2.5 95 5. multimodal data fusion system implementation and experimental verification 5.1. system architecture design the overall architecture of the system adopts a layered design idea to construct a complete health monitoring platform for the wheelset. the architecture contains four parts: sensing layer, transmission layer, processing layer and application layer[10]. the sensing layer deploys 128 vibration sensors, 64 acoustic sensors, 32 temperature sensors and 16 high-speed cameras, covering 12 key monitoring points of wuhan-guangzhou high-speed railway. the transmission layer adopts a combination of 5g network and industrial ethernet, with a data transmission rate of 48mbps and a latency of less than 15ms. the processing layer is configured with 8 edge servers (each equipped with gpu: tesla t4, cpu:intel xeon 6248r, ram:128gb) and a central cloud platform (48-core processor, 384gb ram. 12tb storage), forming an ‘edge-cloud’ collaborative computing architecture. the application layer provides wheel-to-wheel health status assessment, fault diagnosis and early warning, and remote monitoring and management through web interface and mobile application. with a daily data volume of 3.6tb, the system supports real-time identification of 8 key fault types, with an average identification delay of less than 150ms. the architecture has been in continuous operation for 15 months after the completion of its deployment in 2023, with a system availability of 99.7 per cent and a fault detection rate that is 18.3 per cent higher than that of the traditional single-mode system. 5.2. data fusion model implementation the data fusion model is implemented based on the pytorch deep learning framework, which uses a multi-stream 73 network structure to process different modal data. each subnetwork is optimally designed for specific modal signals, and finally the deep fusion is achieved through the attention mechanism. in the realisation process, the training data comes from the accumulated wheel-pair monitoring records of beijing-guangzhou high-speed railway for 5 years, which contains 14,875 sets of normal samples and 5,632 sets of fault samples (covering 8 typical fault types). the model training adopts a mixed-accuracy training strategy, and a single training cycle takes about 18 hours. in order to improve the generalisation ability of the model, data enhancement techniques are introduced, including adding gaussian noise to the vibration signals (signal-to-noise ratio range of 15db~10db), random time offset (±50ms), and random scaling of the temperature data (±5%), etc., so that the sample size of the enhancement is enlarged to three times of the original data. the model parameters are optimised using adam optimiser with an initial learning rate of 0.0018 and dynamically adjusted using cosine annealing strategy. when deployed at the edge end, through onnx format conversion and tensorrt acceleration, the inference speed is increased by 3.2 times compared with the original pytorch model, and the memory occupation of a single inference is reduced from 2.1gb to 645mb, which meets the limitations of hardware resources in the field. through quantisation-aware training, the accuracy of the int8 quantisation model only decreases by 0.8%, while the inference speed is improved by 2.7 times, as shown in figure 5. figure 5. comparison of int8 quantisation performance 5.3. experimental verification and performance evaluation the experimental validation uses a combination of actual line tests and simulation tests to evaluate the system performance. figure 6 demonstrates a comparison of the recognition performance of the fusion model for four common wheelset faults under different scenarios. the experimental data comes from the online monitoring system of wheels in a southern section and contains the operation data of three designated rolling stock units throughout the year 2024. the test results show that the multimodal fusion method outperforms the unimodal method in all types of fault identification, especially in the harsh environment (rain, snow, tunnel passage) conditions, where it exhibits stronger robustness. during the test, the fusion model was found to have outstanding performance in early bearing fault detection, sending out warning signals 2.8 days earlier than the temperature single-modal method, which gained sufficient preparation time for the maintenance department. the performance test shows that the average response time of the system is 142ms, and the peak processing capacity reaches 95 requests per second, which meets the real-time monitoring requirements. the trade-off analysis of the leakage rate and false alarm rate shows that the decision threshold set at 0.78 after optimisation of the roc curve can keep the false alarm rate within 2.3% while maintaining a detection rate of 96.5%. in the system stability test, the detection performance is not significantly degraded under 30 days of continuous operation without reboot, and the processing delay increases by no more than 8%. 5.4. engineering application case analysis the system has been deployed and applied in a certain high-speed railway from a certain south to a certain north section for one year, and has achieved significant engineering benefits. figure 7 demonstrates the comparison of wheelset maintenance data before and after the deployment of the system. through the multimodal fusion technology, the number of unscheduled wheelset replacements has been reduced from an annual average of 42 to 17, a reduction of 59.5%; the number of unplanned stopping events has been reduced from 23 to 8, a reduction of 65.2%; the average overhaul cycle has been extended from 45 to 68 days, an increase of 51.1%; and the annual maintenance cost has been reduced from rmb 8.67 million to rmb 4.12 million, a saving of 52.5%. typical case study shows that the system successfully captured the early abnormal vibration signal of the first wheelset of the front bogie of a certain type of train set on a certain day of a certain month in 2023, and confirmed it to be a rim micro-crack through cross validation of multimodal data, providing an early warning 5 days in advance and avoiding a certain possible emergency stopping event. the diagnostic accuracy of the system reached 95.3%, much higher than the 78.4% of the traditional single acoustic method and 82.1% of the single vibration method. after the system was put into use, the on-time rate of trains in this section increased by 2.8 percentage points, the efficiency of operation and maintenance personnel increased by about 35%, and the workload of daily inspections was reduced by about 40%, bringing significant safety and economic benefits to the railway department. 6. conclusion in this study, a multimodal data fusion system for monitoring the health status of railway vehicle wheelsets was constructed, which realises the collaborative processing of multi-source information such as vibration, acoustic, temperature and vision. the research results show that compared with the traditional single-modal approach, the multimodal fusion technique significantly improves the fault diagnosis accuracy (by 14.1%) and warning lead time (by 184.6%), and reduces the number of unscheduled wheelset replacements and the maintenance cost (by 59.5% and 52.5%, respectively) in practical engineering applications. the system shows strong robustness under harsh environmental conditions, providing a new idea for digital monitoring of wheelset health status. future research will further explore edge intelligence and adaptive learning techniques to improve the system's adaptability in complex dynamic environments and extend it to monitoring applications for more types of railway vehicle components. 74 (a)normal weather (b)rain/snow (c)tunnel passage (d)mixed environment figure 6. comparison of fault identification accuracy between multimodal fusion model and unimodal model in different cases 75 figure 7. comparison of wheelset maintenance data before and after deployment 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[10] saeed m, briz f, guerrero j m, et al. onboard energy storage systems for railway: present and trends[j]. ieee open journal of industry applications, 2023, 4: 238-259. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 43 the application of data security protection in enterprises yue zhang jinan works section of china railway jinan bureau co., ltd, jinan, shandong, 250022, china abstract: data security protection is crucial in modern enterprises. with the rapid development of information technology, businesses are facing increasingly serious challenges such as data breaches, cyber attacks, and information security management. this article aims to delve into the necessity and effective application of data security protection. firstly, it defines data security and its significance to business operations, emphasizing the value of data and the importance of its protection. subsequently, it analyzes the main security threats that enterprises currently face, including risks of both internal and external attacks. it then introduces several key protective technologies and strategies, such as data encryption, access control, and security monitoring, which can effectively mitigate risks. finally, through case studies, successful implementation effects of data security protection are demonstrated, highlighting the ongoing efforts and development directions for businesses in the field of data security. it is hoped that this article will provide valuable insights for enterprises to establish comprehensive data security protection systems. keywords: data security; protection; enterprise; technology; strategy. 1. introduction with the rapid development of information technology and the dramatic increase in the scale of enterprise data, data security protection has become an indispensable aspect of modern businesses. companies accumulate a substantial amount of sensitive information in their daily operations, such as customer data and financial information. if this data is leaked or subjected to attacks, it can lead to severe consequences for the enterprise, including reputational damage, financial losses, and legal liabilities. therefore, establishing a robust data security protection mechanism has become a pressing issue for business managers. this article aims to explore the practical applications of data security protection in enterprises, analyzing the challenges and solutions related to data security in depth. through this research, we hope to provide effective data security protection strategies for businesses, enhancing their awareness and capacity to respond to data security threats. 2. definition and significance of data security data security refers to a series of measures and strategies aimed at protecting data from unauthorized access, disclosure, tampering, or destruction. it covers the entire lifecycle of data, including its creation, storage, transmission, and destruction. data security involves not only technological means such as encryption, access control, and firewalls but also management measures such as policies, procedures, and employee training[1]. through these comprehensive measures, enterprises can effectively maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. the significance of data security lies in protecting the core assets of enterprises. with the acceleration of digital transformation, businesses increasingly rely on data for decision-making and operations. however, data leaks or damages can result in significant economic losses and reputational damage, even threatening the survival of the enterprise. therefore, data security is not only a compliance requirement but also a cornerstone for sustainable development of businesses.[2] furthermore, data security is crucial for maintaining customer trust. customers typically pay high attention to a company's data protection capabilities, especially when it involves personal privacy and sensitive information. good data security practices can enhance customer trust, increase customer loyalty, and promote business growth. in a global context, the importance of data security becomes more prominent. different countries and regions have varying laws and regulations regarding data protection, and enterprises must comply with these requirements to avoid legal risks and penalties. therefore, a comprehensive data security strategy can not only reduce risks but also provide safeguards for cross-border operations. in conclusion, data security is a crucial aspect of enterprise information management, impacting both economic interests and customer trust as well as corporate social responsibility. achieving effective data security protection is the foundation for modern enterprises to thrive in the information age. 3. challenges faced by enterprises in data security 3.1. risk of data breaches one of the key data security challenges that enterprises face in the digital age is the risk of data breaches. data breaches can occur due to various reasons, including internal staff errors, malicious activities, and external attacks. once sensitive information is leaked, it can result in not only financial losses but also severely impact the company's reputation and damage customer trust [3]. especially when dealing with personal data and financial information, enterprises must enhance data protection to ensure compliance with relevant regulations. 3.2. threat of cyber attacks the threat of cyber attacks is also a significant challenge faced by enterprises. cyber attacks come in various forms, such as ransomware, phishing attacks, and denial of service 44 attacks. attackers infiltrate enterprise systems through various means to steal or destroy data, or even demand ransom. these attacks can lead to business interruptions, legal liabilities, and fines, increasing operational risks for enterprises. with evolving technology, attack methods are becoming more sophisticated, necessitating continuous updates to security measures to counter new threats. 3.3. challenges of information security management the challenges of information security management cannot be ignored. enterprises typically possess vast amounts of data, and effectively managing the security of this data requires comprehensive strategies and resources. however, many enterprises lack expertise in information security, leading to the inability to establish effective security systems. information security management also involves raising employees' security awareness through training, implementing technical tools, and formulating and enforcing security policies.[4] employee errors and negligence often serve as the root cause of data breaches, emphasizing the importance of enhancing staff security awareness. in conclusion, enterprises face risks of data breaches, threats of cyber attacks, and challenges in information security management concerning data security. only through comprehensive security strategies, continuous technological updates, and employee training can enterprises effectively address these challenges and protect their critical data assets. 4. key technologies and strategies for data security protection in today's digital age, data security is paramount. to protect critical enterprise data, implementing effective data security strategies is essential. here are three key technologies and strategies: 4.1. application of encryption technology the application of encryption technology is a crucial means of ensuring data security. during storage and transmission, data is vulnerable to unauthorized access. encryption effectively protects sensitive information; even if data is stolen, attackers cannot read its content. common encryption algorithms include aes (advanced encryption standard) and rsa (rivest-shamir-adleman public-key encryption). when handling sensitive data, enterprises should prioritize strong encryption algorithms and regularly update keys to mitigate the risk of key leakage. additionally, the use of end-to-end encryption is becoming more prevalent, ensuring data remains unaltered or unexposed during transmission.[5] 4.2. access control and permission management access control and permission management are vital for protecting sensitive data. by implementing robust access control measures, enterprises can restrict data access to authorized personnel only. this involves setting up role-based access control (rbac), ensuring that employees only have access to the data necessary for their roles[6]. regularly reviewing and updating access permissions helps prevent unauthorized access and minimizes the risk of internal threats. multi-factor authentication (mfa) can further enhance security by adding an additional layer of protection during user authentication. 4.3. security audits and monitoring conducting regular security audits and monitoring is essential for maintaining data security. security audits help identify vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with established security policies. by continuously monitoring data access and usage, enterprises can quickly detect suspicious activities or breaches. implementing intrusion detection systems (ids) and security information and event management (siem) solutions allows for real-time analysis of security alerts and provides insights into potential threats. [7] regular training for employees on recognizing security risks also plays a vital role in strengthening the overall security posture. in summary, employing encryption technology, implementing stringent access control, and conducting thorough security audits are critical strategies for protecting enterprise data in the digital landscape. these measures help mitigate risks and ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of sensitive information. 5. the effectiveness of data security measures in enterprises the application of data security measures in enterprises can yield significant results, helping to protect sensitive information, reduce security risks, and enhance business continuity. below, we illustrate these effects through case studies and the sharing of successful experiences. a certain international financial institution provides financial services globally and handles a large volume of sensitive customer data, facing serious data security challenges. to protect customer information, the institution has implemented multiple data security measures, including strong encryption technologies, strict access controls, and real-time monitoring. by employing aes-256 encryption for customer personal information and transaction data, and using tls protocols to secure data transmission, the institution ensures that sensitive information is not leaked. in terms of access control, the financial institution adopts role-based access control (rbac) to ensure that employees receive only the minimum permissions necessary to perform their jobs. all employees undergo strict identity verification upon hiring, and access permissions are regularly reviewed, with immediate revocation of permissions for departing employees to reduce internal threat risks. additionally, the institution has introduced a security information and event management (siem) system to monitor data access and system activities in real-time, conducting security audits to detect suspicious activities. through these measures, the financial institution successfully reduced the risk of data breaches and significantly enhanced customer trust. customer satisfaction surveys indicate that over 90% of clients believe the institution excels in data protection. such successful experiences not only bolster the institution's brand image but also help it gain more customers and partners in a highly competitive market, providing valuable references for other enterprises. 6. conclusion in the digital age, data security protection has become a critical component of enterprise operations. with the rapid development of information technology, businesses face 45 increasingly severe cybersecurity threats, such as data breaches, hacker attacks, and internal risks, which can significantly impact an organization's reputation and financial health. therefore, establishing a robust data security management system is crucial. by implementing comprehensive data security measures, enterprises can effectively safeguard sensitive information, enhance customer trust, and improve business continuity. in practice, the adoption of multi-layered security technologies, such as encryption, authentication, and access control, can greatly reduce the risk of unauthorized data access. additionally, strengthening employee security awareness through training to understand potential security threats and response strategies is a critical aspect of ensuring data security. in summary, data security protection is not only a reflection of regulatory requirements for enterprises but also a necessary condition for maintaining competitive advantage and market position. companies should continuously invest resources, track the latest security technologies and threat trends, adjust protection strategies promptly, and respond to the everchanging network environment. only through comprehensive security management can enterprises navigate steadily in the data-driven era and achieve sustainable development. references [1] zheng, l. 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(2023). a brief analysis of data security protection in enterprise standardization management systems. mechanical industry standardization and quality, (06), 16-18. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 65 solar radiometer efficiency study based on particle swarm optimization algorithms and variable parameter goal planning design models jiaxuan xie *, wenjie zhou college of physics and electronic information engineering, guilin university of technology, guilin, guangxi, china * corresponding author: jiaxuan xie abstract: sunset mirror is an important basic light collection unit in a tower photovoltaic power generation system, and the construction of sunset mirrors as optical power generation is of great significance for building green ecological targets in china. based on the planning of establishing a heliostat field in a circular area, a shading efficiency model is established to study the optical efficiency of the heliostat field and its output efficiency under different sunlight angles and mirror parameters. then, based on the theoretical algorithm of shading efficiency, the parameter information of the heliostat field is optimized, and the optimal solution of the design parameters of the heliostat field satisfying the constraints is solved by using the optimized particle swarm algorithm. this research can make fuller use of solar energy resources and achieve the goals of sustainable development and environmental protection. keywords: optical efficiency theoretical algorithms; shadow shading efficiency models; variable parameter target planning; particle swarm optimization. 1. introduction since the 21st century, traditional fossil energy and environmental problems have become more and more prominent, and the development of clean and efficient new energy sources has become a project strongly supported by various countries. considering a circular area of heliostat field, the absorber tower is built in the center of the circular heliostat field with an installation height of 4m, and the environmental parameters such as solar altitude angle, azimuth angle, and normal direct radiant illuminance (see figure 1), the environmental parameters of the local time node are calculated according to the given spatial coordinates of the heliostats, and the theoretical model of the shadowing blocking efficiency is set up, and the shading loss of any two heliostats is deduced from the coordinates points. figure 1. example diagram of solar altitude angle parameter (figure source literature) [1-2] secondly, the optical efficiency parameters of the heliostat field are calculated by the established theoretical model of light-blocking efficiency, and then the average output thermal power of heliostat mirrors per unit area of the mirror surface is solved, and then the objective planning of variable parameters of the heliostat field is calculated, and the multivariate nonlinear objective planning model is established, and the globally optimal solution of the heliostat parameters is realized based on the optimized particle swarm algorithm after the set rated power is solved. 2. study of the output thermal power of heliostats based on a theoretical model of shadow-blocking light efficiency 2.1. solving for solar parameters in the process of considering the average optical efficiency of the mirror heliographic field, the rotation and revolution of the earth may cause real-time variations in the direct radiance of the sunlight-projecting mirror heliographic field, which is represented by the solar position through the solar altitude angle and azimuthal angle. the center of the circular fixed-sun field is located at 98.5°e longitude and 39.4°n latitude, with an altitude of 3000m and a construction radius of 350m, where is the local dimension of +39.4°: 12 12 st   （ ） (1) where st is the local time and is the solar time. approximate formula for normal direct radiation irradiance is: 66 2 2 2 0 5201858027110 5600595050550 600821042370 ).(.. ).(.. )(.. ][ sin hc hb ha beagdni s c       (2) where is the solar constant which takes the value of 1.366kw/m2, is the altitude of 3km. the variation of dni with time is shown in figure 2. figure 2. statistical graph of over time 2.2. the determination of the number of network layers take any fixed-sun mirror (denote it as n) and establish the coordinate system as shown in the figure by combining the above incident and reflected rays from the sun. figure 3. establishment of the coordinate system of the heliostat and the projection diagram of each point where the collector tower bottom center coordinates are (0,0,0), the centers of the heliostat are in the plane of 4. 1, 2, 3, 4 in the plane on behalf of the tower, the collector tower tower width parameter is ; , , , were set to represent the four angular points of the heliostat, for the center of the mirror of the heliostat , the coordinates of which are , , 4 .) [3-4].the coordinates of the four corner points of the fixed heliograph are , , , , , , , , , , , express the angle between the fixed heliograph and the plane in terms of (0 90°), and combine this with the geometric relationship in figure 3 to obtain: nn sn n d hd    cos sin cos    2 1 (3) where, the distance from the center point of the heliostat mirror to the center point of the collector entrance at the top of the tower, 2 2 2 1n n nd h x y   ; the height coordinates of the target point, i.e., the difference in height between the point and the point ; the angle of incidence or reflection of the light rays on the mirror surface; αs the sun's altitude angle [5]. the counterclockwise angle between the horizontal straight line passing through the mirror center point , , 4 on the heliostat mirror and the positive direction of the y-axis is the angle of intersection between the heliostat mirror and the plane, which is denoted by ρn, and varies within the range of 0, , and is obtained by combining the geometrical relations in figure 3: 2 2 ' 1 1 2 2 1 2sin n n n n n n n n n n n o f x x y y x x o f                  (4) where the angle between the projection of the normal of the heliostat in the plane and the positive semi-axis of the y-axis. at a certain moment the angle between the heliostat and the plane is shown below:  2 1  nn (5) from this, the coordinates of the 4 vertices of the fixed-sun mirror , , , , , , , , , , , are calculated. take any fixed-sun mirror n's mirror surface is divided into a number of micro-elements, using the above model center coordinates , , , substituting the above model to solve the micro-element dsnk thrown into the micro-element ds'nk and the receiving tower is located in the plane of the micro-element ′ , whose corresponding coordinates , , , the microelement , , through which the incident light of the microelement dsnk and the reflected light intersect with the plane in which the mirror of one of the other fixed-heaven mirrors is located, respectively. , , , . the total effectively utilized area of the incident light received by the heliostat is obtained by accumulating all the microelements on the heliostat n that are able to receive the incident light, and the effective utilization rate of the heliostat n to receive the incident light from the sun is [4]: 67 n ss sn dm dk   2 2 2 sin   (6) figure 4. microelement diagram of the theoretical model of shaded light-blocking efficiency where the total number of microelements capable of receiving incident light. similarly, all the microelements on the heliostat n that are able to reflect the light projected light projected into the collector are accumulated to give the total effectively utilized area of the heliostat n reflecting the sunlight to give the effective utilization rate of the heliostat reflecting the sunlight into the collector as: n sb bn dm dk   2 2 2 sin   (7) where, the total number of microelements capable of reflecting sunlight into the collector; the area of equal microelements on the mirror surface of the heliostat mirror . in summary, the total effective utilization rate of the heliostat mirror is: bnsnsbn   (8) the average annual optical efficiency can be calculated with the help of the matlab program. 2.3. mathematical modeling and solution of cosine efficiency cosine is the most serious part of the optical efficiency loss. cosine efficiency characterizes the mirror surface of the actual size of the light-gathering area. as shown in the figure 5 for the cosine efficiency diagram, its value is equal to the actual lighting area of the mirror and the mirror area ratio, the smaller the angle value, the higher the cosine efficiency, and vice versa [6]. figure 5. cosine efficiency diagram fixed sun mirror center point , , 4 , the collector center point coordinates for (0, 0,80), s for the sun incident light unit vector, for the mirror surface normal unit vector. from the above modeled law of reflection of light rays, the angle of incidence on the mirror of a fixed-sun mirror is equal to the angle of reflection, which can be obtained by combining the geometric vector equations: 2 1 2 21 rs     )cos( coscos  (9) where: )sincoscossincos( ssssss  -，， (10) 222 )( ),,( zhyx zhyx r    (11) substituting the solar altitude angle parameter, combined with the geometric relationship between the light projection of the heliostat, the average cosine efficiency can be calculated as follows. 2.4. truncation efficiency and atmospheric transmittance calculations in the output power of heliostat field, the truncation efficiency is an important part of its optical efficiency [7]. using the hfcal model [8], a circular gaussian distribution is utilized to calculate the heat flow density function on the collector surface, and the energy flow density , at any point , on the surface of the collector for any heliostat n as well as the spot thermal power . , the heliostat truncation efficiency is: rr yx yyxx tot trunc dxdye rr tot arar     ) )()( ( 2 22 2 22 1    (12) )( 22222 trackastbqsunhrtot d   (13) where is the standard deviation of the sun shape; is the standard deviation of the beam quality error; track is the standard deviation of the tracking error, and is the standard deviation of the image dispersion error, where: 22 2 )( sbq   (14) 1  coscos f d swshw f d swshh st ， (15) where is the standard deviation of the slope error; and are the dimensions of the spot on the collector in the meridional and arc-vector directions; and are the height (80 m) and width of the heliostat; and is the axial focal length of the heliostat.where the atmospheric transmittance 0.99321 0.0001176 1.97 ∗ 10 8 ∗ 1000 [9], and calculate the linear distance between any heliostat n and the collector. 2.5. average optical efficiency and output power solution based on the above model modeling and parameter solving, the optical efficiency of any certain heliostat is: 68 reftruncatsbn  cos (16) the output thermal power formula for a fixed heliostat is calculated under the given heliostat field parameters as:  n i iifield adnie  (17) the average output thermal power per unit area of mirror is calculated as: ns e w field a   (18) the average optical efficiency and output power can be obtained by solving using matlab by substituting the obtained parameters 3. multivariate non-linear objective planning models based on variableparameter objective planning 3.1. construction of variable parameter target planning the rated annual average thermal power output of the fixed sunglasses field is 60 mw, the bottom of the heat collection tower for the center of the coordinates of the origin, due east for the x-axis, due north for the y-axis, perpendicular to the ground upwards for the z-axis to establish the spatial coordinates system. based on the theoretical model establishment of shadow blocking light efficiency, the annual average output thermal power is calculated.  n i iifield adnie  (19) 3.2. multi-objective linear programming modeling set the positive and negative bias parameter variables. let 1,2,… , the parameter objective function, its positive deviation variable max , 0 indicates the part of the decision value that exceeds the target value, and the negative deviation parameter variable , 0 ndicates the part of the decision value that does not reach the target value, and here d0i indicates the target value of . because the decision value can not both exceed the target value at the same time for reaching the target value, i.e., constant ∗ 0 . the coordinate calculations are all absolutely rigid constraints, and the distance between the centres of the bases of neighbouring heliostats in the design of the heliostat field parameter is a first-order priority factor, and any heliostat xoy-plane coordinate restriction region is [100,350]. this objective planning involves several variable parametric quantities, and solving for the first level objective under the first level priority factor condition, i.e., solving the following linear plan: 4321i0dd dd 4 )(5.0 dd1cos ddcos .t.s ddmin ii 33 22 22 11 11 ，，，，，                      d wh f d swshw f d swshh st ast s t    (20) to find the second level objective, i.e., to solve the following linear programme. 7654i0dd dd 2 dd 2 1 .t.s ddddmin ii 55 2 )()( 2, 44 ) 2 )()( ( 2 5544 2 22 2 22 ，，，，，                      mnmn yyxx yxtot m inrec mnmn yx yyxx tot trunc dxdye p q dxdye tot mnmnmnmn mnmn mnmn tot arar      (21) find the third level objective, i.e., solve the following linear programming. 8 8 6 62 7 72 8 2 cos 8 8 min 2 d d sin 2 2 d d sin 2 s.t. 0.99321 0.0001176 1.97 10 1 cos(2 ) d d 2 0 6 7 8 9 s s sn n b s bn n at hr hr i i d d k d dm k d dm d d d d i                                               ， ， ，，， (22) 3.3. planning model solving based on optimised particle swarm algorithm in the design process of heliostat field arrangement, the positional coordinates of the absorption tower, heliostat dimensions, installation height, number of heliostats, and location of heliostats are important influencing factors affecting the optical efficiency and output efficiency of the heliostat field. the optimised particle swarm algorithm is used to solve the multi-objective linear programming equations in the case of unknown design parameters of the heliostat field. in the three-dimensional search space, there exists a swarm of particles, and any heliostat can be regarded as each velocity vector with the flight direction and velocity magnitude and the current position vector . all the heliostat position parameter information belongs to a feasible solution of the multivariate linear programming, which is combined with the multilevel objective function to calculate the maximum annual average output thermal power of heliostat mirrors per unit surface area under the rated annual average output thermal power of 60 mw/year. area of the heliostat is the largest annual average thermal power output. , is updated iteratively to solve the linear optimal solution by the following equation [11]: 69 )()( k id k id k id k id k id gbestrcxpbestrcvv 2 211 1   (23) 11   k id k id k id vxx (24) where is the velocity vector in the 3 dimension direction at the kth iteration of the fixed heliograph variable parameter particle ; is the position vector in the 3 dimension direction at the iteration of particle ; is the individual extreme value of particle after the iteration; is the global optimum of particles in the population after the iteration; is the inertia weight, which indicates the particle's previous generation flight speed on the current flight speed, used to regulate the search ability of the solution space. , are learning factors are taken as constant 2; , are random numbers, taking the value range [0, 1]. calculating the optimal layout scheme for unknown mirror parameters in the heliostat field, each heliostat mirror layout scheme can be regarded as a particle, and multiple heliostat mirror layout schemes constitute a particle swarm. the total number of fixed-sun mirror field is , and the particle dimension is 3 . the planning model solution process of the optimised particle swarm algorithm is as follows: step1: set the initial state of the particle swarm according to the variable parameters of the heliostat; step2: determine the initialised variable parameter position, calculate the adaptation degree of parameter particles at k iterations, and set the judging score standard; step3: calculate the variable parameter objective function value, update the individual optimal solution of the particle and the population global optimal solution; step4: combine equations to update the variable parameter particle velocity and position; figure 6. global diagram of the planning model solution for the optimised particle swarm algorithm step5: judge whether the current maximum number of iterations is reached or the convergence condition is satisfied, if yes, end the iteration and output the global optimal particle and its fitness value, otherwise return to step2 to continue the iteration. in the process of finding the optimal variable parameters, with the maximum annual average output thermal power per unit mirror area as the objective function, the speed of the programme change is controlled by updating the speed of the particles; the position of the particles is transformed by updating the position information of the fixed-sun mirrors in the programme; and searching for the maximum annual average output thermal power per unit mirror area programme. 4. conclusion this paper establishes a theoretical efficiency model for shadow blocking, a method for quantitatively evaluating the efficiency of shadow 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[9] o. farges, j.j. bezian, m. el hafi, global optimization of solar power tower systems using a monte carlo algorithm: application to a redesign of the ps10 solar thermal power plant [j], renewable energy, 2018, 119:345-353. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 79 research on assembly and detection optimization based on multi‐objective decision model and genetic algorithm yeming chen * school of mechanical engineering, xijing university, xi'an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author email: 1914167852@qq.com abstract: firstly, this paper uses the bayesian updating sampling detection scheme to adjust and optimize the decision-making process to ensure that the defective rate of spare parts is accurately evaluated while minimizing the number of inspections. then, the corresponding multi-objective optimization model was constructed by integrating various factors in the assembly and testing process, such as cost control and product quality. finally, combined with the pro-duction process, the detection scheme of each step of parts, semi-finished products and costs is considered, and the genetic algorithm is used to solve the optimal strategy of production cost minimization. this research not only provides scientific tools and methods for enterprise production inspection quality control, but also provides a reference for similar multi-objective planning problems. keywords: bayesian updating; sampling detection; multi-objective optimization model; pareto frontier. 1. introduction with the continuous progress of electronic product manufacturing technology, product quality control has become an important topic in production man-agreement. enterprises need to find a balance between cost control and quality assurance to cope with fierce market competition and customer demand. to solve the key problems in the production of electronic products, such as spare parts quality control, finished product testing and non-conforming product processing, this research constructs a multi-objective production optimization decision model based on bayesian updating and binomial distribution theory. the model aims to provide scientific production decision support for enterprises by solving the optimal strategy that considers multiple objectives such as cost control and product quality. then, this paper uses genetic algorithm and other optimization methods to obtain the optimal scheme for minimizing production costs. this method based on the combination of mathematical modeling and optimization algorithm not only helps to improve the production management level of electronic products, but also provides a reference for intelligent optimization decision-making in other fields of manufacturing. with the continuous improvement of the model and algorithm, it is believed that the research results will play an increasingly important role in achieving the goals of cost control, quality improvement and flexible production. 2. assembly & inspection scenario analysis to apply mathematical modeling and optimization algorithms to the production management process of products. this paper analyzes the testing, production, and assembly process of an electronic equipment manufacturer. it is found that the assembly process of a product is to assemble two parts into semi-finished products and several semi-finished products into finished products. in the assembly process, as long as one of the spare parts is unqualified, the semi-finished product or finished product of the assembly must be unqualified; if both parts are qualified, the assembled semifinished or finished products are not necessarily qualified. for unqualified products, enterprises can choose to scrap or disassemble them, and the dismantling process will not cause damage to the spare parts, but it will cost dismantling costs. 3. sampling model establishment and solving during the inspection, the nominal value of the enterprise is 10%. the company's quality implementation standard is that under the reliability of 95%, the defective rate of throwing fixed parts exceeds the nominal value, and the batch of parts will be rejected. under the reliability of 90%, it is determined that the defective rate of spare parts does not exceed the nominal value, and the spare parts will be accepted. 3.1. bayesian updating and binomial distribution models this model combines bayesian updating and binomial distributions to describe estimates that dynamically adjust the rejection rate during the sampling process and make acceptance or rejection decisions based on this estimate [1,2]. (1) basic assumptions and settings a priori assumptions of the defect rate: it is assumed that the defect rate obeys the beta distribution, i.e.: ~ , (1) where and is the parameter of the prior distribution, and the parameter is set based on the data. the probability density function of the beta distribution is: 80 1 , (2) where , is a beta function. (2) binomial distributions briefly describe the sampling process the number of defective products obeys the binomial distribution , , where is the total number of samples; is the nominal defective rate. the probabilistic mass function for the number of defects is: 1 (3) where is the number of defective products detected. (3) bayesian updating according to bayesian theory, the posterior distribution is obtained by multiplying the prior distribution and the likelihood function: | | (4) since the beta distribution is a conjugate distribution of the binomial distribution, the updated posterior distribution is still the beta distribution: ~ , (5) where is the number of observed defective products; is the number of qualified products observed; . 3.2. solving of the model (1) calculation of thresholds for rejection and acceptance through the cumulative distribution function (cdf) of the binomial distribution, the specific value of sum is calculated. set the prior distribution. first, based on data or empirical knowledge, a priori distribution of defect rates is set: ~ , (6) for example, if the defective rate was close to 10% in a previous inspection, it can be set 2. 18. figure 1. distribution of inferiority rate and probability density function before and after bayesian updating 81 as shown in fig. 1, the blue curve (prior distribution): the defective rate is assumed before the detection, and the defective rate is initially considered to be low; red curve (posteriori distribution): the updated defective rate estimation after testing, the defective rate is more concentrated, indicating that the enterprise has obtained a more accurate judgment of the defective rate through testing. 100 samples were taken from the batch and the number of defective products was recorded. after the number of defects is detected, the bayesian theorem is used to update the distribution of defect rates. update the formula according to bayesian: ~ , (7) the initial prior parameter is 2 , 18 and k=9 defects are detected in the sampling, then the updated defect rate distribution is: ~ 2 9,18 95 9 11,104 (8) based on the posterior distribution, the expected value of the rejection rate can be estimated as: 11 11 104 0.095 (9) therefore, the updated defective rate is estimated at 0.095. the number of defective products is found by calculation, so that under 95% reliability, the batch is rejected when the number of defective products is exceeded. the conditions in this case are: | , 0.05 (10) under the condition of nominal defect rate , the probability of the observed number of defective products is less than or equal to 5%. it is solved by the cumulative distribution function (cdf) of the binomial distribution : | , 1 0.05 0.955 (11) (2) objective functions the rejection threshold for defective products is found so that its cumulative distribution function under the binomial distribution , reaches 95%. the specific solution formula is as follows: 1 (12) the receiving threshold means that the batch can be received when the number of defective products is less than or equal to the value at 90% reliability. the conditions in this case are: | , 0.90 (13) under the condition of nominal defect rate , the probability that the observed number of defective products is less than or equal to is at least 90%. this means that the probability of a defective number should be greater than or equal to 90%. therefore, through the cumulative distribution function (cdf) of the binomial distribution, so can be found so that the probability of reception meets the requirement of 90% reliability. again, is solved by the cumulative distribution function (cdf) of the binomial distribution: | , 0.90 (14) the formula for solving is: 1 (15) 82 the value obtained by matlab analysis is 16 and the value is 7. based on the calculated thresholds, the following decisions can be made: if the number of defective products detected is , the batch is rejected; if the number of defective products is the batch is received; inconclusive: if , it should continue sampling, or further analyze the risk. 4. multi-objective optimization models for inspection assemblies developing an inspection and assembly strategy requires making decisions about the various stages of the company's generation, such as whether to inspect spare parts, semifinished products, and finished products; for unqualified semi-finished products or finished products are disassembled. for the unqualified products purchased by users, the company will unconditionally give a replacement, and incur a replacement loss including logistics costs and corporate reputation. the development of strategies needs to consider cost control, quality, and customer satisfaction [3,4]. 4.1. model building (1) decision variables: decisions made through binary affect total cost, rejects, and customer satisfaction. set is whether to detect the spare part 1. the value is 0 (not detected) or 1 (detected); is whether to detect the spare parts 2. the value is 0 (not detected) or 1 (detected); is whether the finished product is tested. the value is 0 (no detection) or 1 (detection); is whether disassembles the unqualified finished product. the value is 0 (no disassembly) or 1 (disassembly). the total cost formula is: (16) the cost of spare parts testing is: (17) if 1, it means that the detection of spare part is subject to the detection cost 1. finished product testing cost: ∙ if 1, it means that the finished product is tested and the testing cost is paid. the exchange loss is: 1 ∙ ∙ if the finished product is not tested, the defective rate is determined by the defective rate of untested spare parts , and the entry of defective products into the market will result in an exchange loss . the dismantling fee is: ∙ ∙ 5 if you choose to disassemble the unqualified finished product, the dismantling fee need to be paied. defective rate: 1 1 the defective rate of finished products is determined by the defective rate of the spare parts that make up the finished product: 4.2. model solving in matlab software, the genetic algorithm is used to calculate, and the data values of a variety of decisions are generated, and the optimal scheme is analyzed through the comparison of different data values: as shown in the fig. 2, the higher the right dot, the higher the cost, usually represents a comprehensive inspection and dismantling plan to ensure the lowest rejection rate; the lower the dot, the lower the rejection rate, indicating better quality. a point with a high defective rate means that there are fewer inspections and there may be more non-conforming products; the lighter the color (close to yellow) indicates higher customer satisfaction and a lower rejection rate. darker colors (close to blue) indicate lower customer satisfaction; the point on the front edge of pareto [4] in the figure is the optimal solution, indicating that a goal cannot be further improved without sacrificing other goals. enterprises can choose the right solution according to cost and quality requirements [5,6]. through the analysis of the results, different solutions can be derived (companies can choose the most suitable solution according to their own needs and market strategies) high-quality solutions: if the company focuses on quality and customer satisfaction, it should choose the points in the diagram with low defective rates and high customer satisfaction (light colors), even though these solutions are more costly. low-cost solution: if the enterprise pays attention to cost control, it can choose a solution with a higher defective rate and lower cost (dark color, the point on the left), but you need to bear the risk of customer returns. balanced solutions: some solutions strike a balance between cost and rejective rate, which is suitable for maintaining a reasonable level of quality while reducing costs. if the goal is to maximize customer satisfaction (with the lowest rejection rate), you should choose solutions with a zero defective rate. although these solutions are costly, they can ensure that all products are qualified and avoid customer complaints. if the goal is to minimize costs, choose solutions with a high rejection rate (e.g., solutions with a total cost of 23464.8444) to reduce costs by reducing inspection and teardown operations, but accept the risk of some defective products entering the market. if the goal is to balance the cost and the defect rate, you can choose a solution with a defect rate of about 0.1, and the total cost is about 30740. this type 83 of solution can reduce the total cost while controlling the defect rate. figure 2. pareto diagram 5. assembly planning model for specific product testing 5.1. model build table 1. assembly process data sheet spare parts defective rate invoice price testing costs semi-finished product defective rate assembly cost testing costs dismantling costs 1 10% 2 1 1 10% 8 4 6 2 10% 8 1 2 10% 8 4 6 3 10% 12 2 3 10% 8 4 6 4 10% 2 1 5 10% 8 1 finished electronic product 10% 8 6 10 6 10% 12 2 7 10% 8 1 purchase unit price replacement loss 8 10% 12 2 finished electronic product 200 40 to further enhance the usefulness of the model, this chapter applies the above model to the production process of specific electronic products. a finished electronic product consists of semi-finished product 1, semi-finished product 2, semifinished product 3, combined. and semi-finished 1 by parts 1, parts 2, parts 3 group with; semi-finished 2 by parts 4, parts 5, parts 6 group with; semi-finished 3 by parts 7, parts 8 with. the purchase price of each spare part, testing costs, and assembly and disassembly costs as shown in table 1. 5.2. solving the model in matlab software, the detection combination of spare parts is calculated 2 256 kinds of parts, there are 2 options for finished product testing (detection or nondetection), and there are 2 choices for dismantling scheme (disassembly or non-disassembly), therefore, there are a total of 256×2×2 = 1024 combinations that need to be calculated, as shown in fig. 3. all 8 spare parts are tested for testing, but the finished products are not tested, and the unqualified finished products are not disassembled. the total cost of the scheme is 99 for the minimum cost of the optimal scheme. 6. conclusion the multi-objective production optimization decisionmaking model constructed in this research provides scientific decision-making support for electronic product production management by effectively integrating mathematical modeling and optimization algorithms. specifically, the model is based on bayesian updating and binomial distribution theory, which can consider multiple goals such as production cost control and product quality and provide an optimal solution for enterprise production decision-making. 84 in this research, the optimization techniques such as genetic algorithm are used to solve the model, and the optimal strategy for minimizing production cost is obtained. in the future, the model can be further enriched with decision variables and constraints to better apply cutting-edge algorithms such as machine learning in actual production. this method based on the combination of mathematical modeling and optimization algorithm not only helps to improve the production management level of electronic products, but also provides a reference for intelligent optimization decision-making in other fields of manufacturing. with the continuous improvement of the model and algorithm, it is believed that the research results will play an increasingly important role in achieving the goals of cost control, quality improvement and flexible production. figure 3. total cost and minimum cost scenarios references [1] hao huibing. research on reliability modelling and assessment method of performance degradation based on bayesian updating and copula theory [d]. southeast university,2016. 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[6] m. momma, c. dong, and j. liu, ‘a multi-objective/multi-task learning framework induced by pareto stationarity,’ in international conference on machine learning. 2022, pp. 15 895-15 907. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 71 bayesian network‐based inferential analysis of xigou reservoir overtopping accident yilei wei * college of mathematics and statistics, north china university of water resources and electric power, zhengzhou henan, 450046, china * corresponding author email: 1161178394@qq.com abstract: with the development of society and the increasing tension of water resources, the importance of reservoir management has become increasingly prominent. in march 2021, a significant overtop-ping accident occurred at the xigou dam, an auxiliary project of the xiaolangdi water conservancy project (also known as the xigou reservoir). the direct cause of the accident was an electrical failure, but it also involved subjective factors such as low risk awareness and weak daily management. this paper extracts 17 scenario nodes from the "xigou reservoir overtopping" accident through scenario analysis and constructs a scenario bayesian network model by analyzing the progression of the accident. the conditional probability of a node is calculated using the expert scoring method to compute the state probability of the node. finally, the probabilistic changes in the states of ‘water level’, ‘casualties’ and ‘economic losses’ are analysed by adjusting the prior probabilities of the selected nodes. in the development of this accident, the conditions of equipment maintenance and the implementation of emergency response activities have a significant im-pact on the accident progression. under conditions of normal equipment maintenance or active emergency response, the probability of the 'water level status' being normal increases by over 20%. additionally, under normal staff supervision, the probability of the 'water level status' being normal also increases by 14%. the analysis of projected accidents highlights the substantial impact of human factors on these incidents. therefore, it is crucial to establish robust personnel supervision mechanisms and implement effective equipment maintenance plans to prevent and mitigate risks. keywords: bayesian network; scenario analysis; reservoir dam-break; scenario deduction. 1. introduction according to statistics, 3,558 dam failures occurred in reservoirs across china from 1954 to 2021, and the average annual dam failure rate far exceeded the internationally recognized acceptable annual dam failure rate of 1 in 10,000[1]. reservoir dam safety issues are simultaneously affected by a variety of uncertainties such as geology, hydrology, design, construction, and management level. in recent years, with the development of the internet, the society has become increasingly informed about risky accidents, and the social sensitivity of dam failure accidents has increased significantly. the frequent occurrence of global regional heavy rainfall weather has increased the risk of dam failure. differences in reservoir management levels also further exacerbate the differences in dam failure risk[2]. in this context, there are higher requirements for reservoir system safety. xu yao et al. analyzed and ranked the dam risk using principal component analysis to facilitate the risk management of reservoir dams by considering three factors: dam failure loss, dam failure probability, and reservoir efficiency[3]. ding wei et al. proposed an xgboost-based prediction method for potential risk assessment of dam facilities with outstanding prediction capability[4]. pengyuan lin and xianqi tang et al. conducted a dam risk study and a dam leakage risk study based on bayesian networks, respectively, which solved the problems of uncertainty and correlation of risk factors, and the prediction results had a certain degree of fit with the actual situation[5][6]. ge wei et al. used the ahp-bn method to construct a dam failure life loss evaluation model and applied it to examples to verify the effectiveness of the model[9]. existing studies mainly focus on dam risk assessment and risk prediction, but these studies cannot comprehensively analyze the whole process of accident development, especially the dam failure scenarios under complex conditions such as extreme climate and unexpected situations [10-14] the scenario is an objective description of the actual situation of unconventional emergencies, serving as the foundation and basis for decision-makers to formulate scientific and efficient response measures. so far, the application of scenario deduction methods has been widespread. many scholars have applied scenario deduction methods to emergency decision-making in response to emergencies[26-30]. therefore, this paper focuses on the scenario projection study of dam failure accidents. the bayesian network is currently one of the most effective theoretical models in the field of uncertain knowledge representation and reasoning. it is suitable for ex-pressing and analyzing uncertain and probabilistic events and is applied to decision-making that conditionally depends on multiple control factors, allowing for reasoning from incomplete, imprecise, or uncertain knowledge or information. in recent years, there have been many positive developments in the application of bayesian networks in areas such as event classification and prediction[15-19]. the application of bayesian networks is also widespread in the research of scenario deduction[20-25].combining scenario analysis with bayesian network reasoning helps to conduct a rapid and accurate comprehensive analysis of the accident development process in the face of sudden reservoir emergencies. in xiaolangdi water conservancy hub, “xigou reservoir overtopping accident” is a disaster that has attracted wide attention, which has brought serious losses to xiaolangdi hydropower station and affiliated projects. the accident was complex, starting with the abnormal opening of the working gate of the water supply branch of the irrigation cave, 72 evolving into the damming of the xigou dam, and ultimately leading to the shutdown of several generating units of the xiaolangdi hydropower station. this chain reaction revealed weaknesses and potential risks in the management of the reservoir system, and a more advanced and comprehensive safety management approach needs to be sought. this study aims to improve the accuracy and systematic understanding of the xigou reservoir overtopping accident by introducing a scenario bayesian network to analyze the accident in terms of extrapolation, and to provide an effective method for risk prevention and response to similar events in the future. fig 1. overview map of study area 2. study area and methods 2.1. study area and datesets xigou dam, an important ancillary project of the xiaolangdi hydropower hub, is located approximately 500 meters northeast of the underground plant of the xiaolangdi hydropower station, about 45 kilometers south of jiyuan city, henan province (see fig). its primary function is to protect the underground plant of the xiaolangdi hydropower station from potential natural disasters and to serve as a critical backup water source for the technical water supply of the hydropower station. the xigou dam ensures the continuity and stability of hydropower plant operations by drawing water from the xiaolangdi reservoir through a finely designed system of irrigation caves and water supply branch caves. the dam has a small but significant role in controlling the watershed area, and its normal storage level is maintained at 223 meters with a capacity of 423,800 cubic meters, which provides a solid back-up for the safe operation of the hydropower plant. xigou dam has become an integral part of xiaolangdi hydraulic hub since its completion. the data in this paper are sourced from the investigation report on the xigou reservoir overtopping accident issued by the henan provincial emergency management department, an analysis of historical data related to reservoir dam failures, and a questionnaire survey of five experts, covering issues such as the conditional probability of accident scenarios occurring. 2.2. scenario analysis at scenario analysis is a systematic research method that identifies key nodes and potential influencing factors of the event development by envisioning and analyzing various possible development scenarios[7]. first, the research objective is clarified, i.e., to comprehensively understand the dynamic evolution and influencing factors of the xigou reservoir overtopping accident in order to provide effective decision support and risk management strategies. next, key event nodes are identified, including the key moments with significant impacts in the development of the event, such as the abnormal opening of the working gate of the water supply branch hole of the irrigation cave, the diffusion of the xigou dam, and water flow into the xiaolangdi hydropower station. various possible development scenarios were then constructed, taking into account possible variables and conditions, including equipment status, maintenance status, and water level changes. different development paths are envisioned for each constructed scenario, taking into account possible changes, uncertainties, and potential impacts of the event to ensure diversity of scenarios. finally, each scenario is evaluated to quantitatively and qualitatively analyze its possible impacts on the development of the reservoir overflow event and emergency response, considering possible losses, risks, and countermeasures. 2.3. bayesian networks bayesian network is a probabilistic graphical model for describing dependencies between random variables. it is based on bayes' theorem and uses directed acyclic graph (dag) to represent conditional dependencies between variables for modeling uncertainty and inference processes [8]. a bayesian network consists of two parts: a topology and a probability distribution. bayesian networks contain two types of nodes: parent nodes and child nodes. parent nodes, child nodes plus directed edges connecting the two constitute the basic structure of bayesian networks, and the directed edges represent the causal relationships between elements. probability is categorized into priori probability and conditional probability, and a priori probability calculation is based on prior information, expert opinion, etc. the conditional independence assumption and markov property can greatly simplify the calculation of joint probability, and the joint probability distribution of bayesian network can be expressed as the product of marginal probability and conditional probability, which can be obtained: s , s ,⋯ , s ∏ p s /pa s i 1,2,⋯ , n (1) where: {s= (s1, s2, …, sn)} denotes a set of variables, consisting of nodes s of the bayesian network; pa ( s ) represent the parent nodes of s . 3. constructing a scenario-based bayesian network model for the xigou reservoir overtopping accident 3.1. scenario analysis through the research and analysis of the typical cases of reservoir dams in china, as well as the reference to the accident investigation report, 17 scenarios of bayesian network node variables are extracted and classified into four categories, which are “event state” “disaster-causing factors” “emergency measures” and “consequences of the accident”. each scenario element is categorized as shown in table 1. 73 table 1. scenario element status of the xigou reservoir overtopping incident element type node status remarks event status (s) water level status (s1) normal water level (s11) the water level is within the normal operating range, and no abnormal conditions have occurred (before the incident, the xigou dam was in an empty reservoir state). critical water level (s12) the water level has reached or exceeded the critical level for overtopping, posing a real risk of overtopping. conventional monitoring systems issue an alarm, indicating that the water level has reached a dangerous level, requiring immediate action. overtopping(s13) the water level has exceeded the overtopping critical level, and overtopping has begun. the rising water level threatens nearby areas, with risks of dam collapse and breach. gate status (s2) normal closed (s21) the gate is normally closed, with no abnormalities, ensuring water does not enter the dam. abnormally open (s22) the gate opens by itself without human intervention, possibly due to electrical failure. water flows uncontrollably into the dam. manually closed (s23) after detecting the gate has opened abnormally, emergency measures are taken to close it to prevent more water from entering xigou dam and mitigate the accident’s impact. powerhouse (s3) low risk(s31) water entering the powerhouse is categorized as low or high risk. high risk(s32) power status (s4) normal(s41) the powerhouse's power status is either normal or lost. power loss(s42) hazard factors (f) gate hoist operation (f1) normal operation(f11) no electrical failures, the gate remains normally closed, and water flows are controlled. minor fault(f12) minor electrical issues may cause the gate to open briefly but return to normal, not significantly affecting water flow. major fault(f13) serious electrical failure leads to prolonged gate opening, uncontrollable water flow, possibly causing significant damage or danger. monitoring system (f2) normal monitoring (f21) video monitoring did not work, and the monitoring system status is categorized as normal or erroneous. erroneous monitoring (f22) operational error (f3) yes (f31) operational errors occurred. no (f32) no operational errors occurred. hazard factors (f) staff supervision (f4) strict (f41) strict supervision means intense, comprehensive monitoring and management of staff. normal (f42) adequate supervision according to regulations ensures work follows procedures and standards. lax (f43) supervision is relaxed, lacking clear standards, procedures, or effective implementation. equipment maintenance (f5) neglected maintenance(f51) maintenance was not carried out according to the plan, standards, or requirements. normal maintenance (f52) maintenance follows the technical standards, and protocols, ensuring equipment runs well. element type node status remarks emergency measures (m) close gate (m1) deployed (m11) emergency measures are categorized as deployed or not deployed. not deployed(m12) flood discharge (m2) deployed (m21) not deployed(m22) evacuation (m3) deployed (m31) not deployed(m32) power restoration (m4) deployed (m41) not deployed(m42) reconstruction (m5) deployed (m51) not deployed(m52) accident consequence (c) economic loss (c1) minor (c11) direct economic loss below 10 million rmb. moderate (c12) direct economic loss between 10 and 50 million rmb. major (c13) direct economic loss between 50 and 100 million. catastrophic (c14) direct economic loss exceeding 100 million rmb. casualties (c2) none (c21) no casualties. minor (c22) deaths of up to 3 people. moderate (c23) deaths between 3 and 10 people. major (c24) deaths between 10 and 30 people. catastrophic (c25) deaths exceeding 30 people. environmental damage (c3) yes (c31) environmental damage occurred. no (c32) no environmental damage occurred. 74 3.2. bayesian network construction 3.2.1. network structure based on the scenario analysis, a total of 17 main influencing factors and key scenario elements are identified, i.e., the network contains 17 nodes. by analyzing the statistics of the same type of historical accidents, experts' judgments and recommendations and studying the relevant scientific research literature, the causal relationship between the variables of each node is determined, and the construction of the bayesian network structure is completed, as in fig. fig 2. bayesian network structure of the xigou reservoir overtopping incident 3.2.2. determination of conditional probabilities of network nodes in order to carry out the scenario projection, the conditional probabilities of the nodes of the bayesian network are determined by questionnaire. the a priori probabilities of the nodes in the bayesian network constructed for the “xigou reservoir over-topping accident” are directly given by experts according to the event itself, as shown in table 2 table 2. bayesian network prior probability table node status prior probability explanation staff supervision 1.strict 2.normal 3.lax (0,0,100) the accident occurred at 3:35 am, but the danger was not discovered until after units 3-6 were shut down, leading to a delayed response. additionally, the investigation identified inadequate maintenance and management of the gate hoist as the direct cause of the accident, and on-site detection methods failed to function. thus, the status is assessed as "lax". equipment maintenance 1.neglected maintenance 2.normal maintenance (100,0) the irrigation tunnel's water supply branch gate was poorly maintained and managed, operating with issues for an extended period. hence, the condition is assessed as "neglected maintenance." operational error 1.yes 2.no (0,100) the main cause of the accident was an electrical fault in the programmable controller of the gate control system, with no operational errors. thus, the status is assessed as "no." close gate 1. deployed 2. not deployed (0,100) the first measure after the accident was to close the accident gate of the irrigation hole to stop more water flow into the xigou dam and mitigate the impact of the accident. however, due to the failure to detect the danger in time, the favorable time for rescue work was missed. therefore, the status is assessed as “not deployed”. power restoration 1. deployed 2. not deployed (100,0) faced with a total power loss at xiaolangdi hydropower station, restoring power was crucial for normal operations. at 8:42 am, the diesel generator was started to restore power to the auxiliary plant. therefore, the status is assessed as "deployed." evacuation 1. deployed 2. not deployed (100,0) the scope of influence of the accident is controlled within the management area of the xiaolangdi water conservancy hub, and there is no threat to the downstream, so there is no need to evacuate people, so the assessment of “deployed” in this node is closer to reality. reconstruction 1. deployed 2. not deployed (100,0) through on-site emergency response, by 2:30 am on march 2, 2021, xigou reservoir had been emptied, and the spillway gate was fully opened. the underground powerhouse was being cleared of sediment and drained, and a restoration plan was formulated to resume operations. therefore, the status is assessed as "deployed." the rest of the node conditional probability through the questionnaire survey collected five experts on the conditional probability of each node of the bayesian network judgment, and take its average value as the final result. take the node “monitoring system operation status” as an example, the details are shown in table 3. table 3. results of conditional probability calculations for the node “monitoring system” monitoring system (f2) expert opinion calculation result m1 m2 m3 m4 m5 normal monitoring (f21) (0.15,0.85) (0.3,0.7) (0.25,0.75) (0.25,0.75) (0.2,0.8) (0.23,0.77) erroneous monitoring (f22) (0.75,0.25) (0.6,0.4) (0.7,0.3) (0.75,0.25) (0.8,0.2) (0.72,0.28) 75 4. results and analysis after constructing the bayesian network structure and determining the conditional probabilities of the nodes of “xigou reservoir overtopping accident”, we start to construct the complete bayesian network of “xigou reservoir overtopping accident” scenario. in this paper, we use genie software to carry out the inference operation of bayesian network. as shown in fig, the inference calculates the state probability of each node variable in the bayesian network of “xigou reservoir overtopping accident”. the figure shows the probability of the state of each node in the development of the accident, which can be seen to be generally consistent with the reality. in order to clarify the influence of important nodes on the development of the accident, the possible development of the accident is analyzed by changing the prior probabilities of selected nodes, and the probabilities of each state of “water level status”, “casualties” and “economic loss” are observed under different conditions. “the probability of each state is observed under different conditions. fig 3. nodal state probability results for “xigou reservoir overtopping incident” 4.1. analysis of influencing factors 4.1.1. influence of different staff supervision conditions only change the a priori probability of the “staff supervision” node, keep the a priori probability of other nodes unchanged, and carry out scenario derivation. when the personnel supervision status is “strict”, “normal” and “lax”, the different probabilities of “water level status”, “casualties” and “economic loss” will be calculated. when the personnel supervision state is “strict”, “normal” and “lax” respectively, the changes of different state probability results of “water level state”, “casualties” and “economic loss” are analyzed. fig shows that as the staff supervision state gradually strengthens, the probability of the "water level state" being "normal water level" increases, while the probabilities of the "critical water level" state and "overtopping" decrease. the probability of the 'casualties' status being 'none' has increased by 6%, and the probability of the 'economic loss' status being 'minor' has risen by 9%. (a) water level state (b) casualties (c) economic loss fig 4. probability changes at selected nodes under different staff supervision conditions 4.1.2. impact of equipment maintenance situation only change the priori probability of the “equipment maintenance” node, keep priori probability of other nodes unchanged, and carry out scenario derivation. the state probability results of “water level status”, “casualties” and “economic loss” are calculated respectively when the “equipment maintenance” node states are “neglected maintenance” and “normal maintenance” (shown in fig. it can be observed that the routine maintenance of the equipment has a significant impact on the accident, “normal maintenance” state “normal water level” probability is much higher than the “neglected maintenance” state probability. similarly, the probability that the 'eco-nomic loss' is 'minor' under 'normal maintenance' has significantly increased from 48% to 55%. 4.1.3. probability changes under normal management conditions of reservoir system when the status of the node “equipment maintenance” is “normal maintenance” and the status of the node “staff supervision” is “normal”, the probability distribution of each 76 node state is shown in fig. under the condition that the states of two nodes are changed to “normal”, the probability of “water level state” is “overtopping” is only 16%. (a) water level state (b) casualties (c) economic loss fig 5. probability changes at selected nodes under different equipment maintenance conditions fig 6. accident scenario simulation under the conditions of "normal equipment maintenance" and "normal staff supervision" 4.2. emergency response analysis 4.2.1. change the priori probability of the “emergency measures” node whose status is “not deployed” change the priori probability of the node “close gate”, keep the priori probability of other nodes unchanged, and carry out scenarios. when the emergency response activity is “deployed” and “not deployed”, the state probability results of “water level state”, “casualties” and “economic loss” are obtained respectively. as can be seen from fig, whether or not the emergency measure of “close gate” is activated has a great influence on the development of the incident. the probability of the water level being “normal” increases to 0.57; the probability of “economic loss” increases to 0.57 in the case of “no emergency measures” after the dam overflow accident; the probability of “minor” increases to 0.58. (a) water level state (b) casualties (c) economic loss fig 7. probability changes at selected nodes under the condition that all emergency measures are deployed 4.2.2. changing the priori probability of the emergency response node whose state is “carry out” change the a priori probability of the node “close the working gate”, keep the a priori probability of other nodes unchanged, and carry out scenarios. when the emergency response activities are “unfolded” and “not unfolded”, the state probabilities of “water level state”, “personnel death” and “economic loss” are obtained, and the results are shown in fig. the probability of an increase in casualties and economic losses is higher in the absence of emergency measures. the probability of casualties in-creased from 0.09 to 0.22, and the probability that the “economic loss” status 77 was higher than “moderate” increased by 0.11. the change in the probability of the water level state being “overtopping” is small. considering that the emergency measure of “close gate” was not carried out during the accident, this node had a greater impact on the water level status, so the probability of the water level being “overtopping” did not change significantly. (a) water level state (b) casualties (c) economic loss fig 8. probability changes at selected nodes under the condition that emergency measures are not deployed 5. conclusion in this paper, a scenario model of “xigou reservoir overtopping accident” is established by combining scenario analysis method and bayesian network, and the whole process of the accident is reviewed and analysed. the probability changes of “water level status”, “casualties” and “economic loss” are analysed under different staff supervision conditions, equipment maintenance situations and emergency response activities. and the following conclusions are drawn: seventeen scenario elements representing four types of “xigou reservoir dam flooding accident” are proposed and divided into different states. through the scenario analysis and historical experience, 17 pairs of scenario elements with causal relationship were identified and connected by directed edges. a scenario bayesian network structure of “xigou reservoir dam flooding accident” was constructed. afterwards, the conditional probabilities of the nodes are determined by the method of expert scoring, and finally the complete bayesian network of “xigou reservoir damming accident” is constructed. according to the accident investigation report of “xigou reservoir damming accident”, combined with the expert opinion, the prior probability of bayesian net-work nodes is determined, so as to carry out the scenario projection. comparing the results with the actual situation, the two are generally consistent, which verifies the reliability and feasibility of the model. in the development of this accident, the conditions of equipment maintenance and the implementation of emergency response activities have a significant im-pact on the accident progression. under conditions of normal equipment maintenance or active emergency response, the probability of the 'water level status' being normal increases by over 20%. additionally, under normal staff supervision, the probability of the 'water level status' being normal also increases by 14% from the analysis of the projected accidents, it is clear that human factors have a significant impact on the accidents, and that complete personnel supervision mechanisms and reasonable equipment maintenance arrangements are of great significance for risk prevention and avoidance. the whole process of deduction in this paper mainly relies on sufficient scenario data and expert knowledge, which is more subjective and affects the accuracy of accident deduction. therefore, it is important to improve the objective data in the accident derivation to improve the accuracy of the model. on the other hand, time is an important influence factor in the development of unexpected accidents, and adding the time factor is more perfect for the accident derivation. references [1] li hongen, wang fang, zhao jianguo. study on the risk evolution mechanism of dam failure combined with historical dam failure statistics. china water resources. 2024(08):40-45. 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[35] glotov e v, chlachula j, glotova p l, et al. causes and environmental impact of the gold-tailings dam failure at karamken, the russian far east. engineering geology (2018), 245236-247. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 1 optimization strategy of vr exhibition hall design based on eye tracking technology jianping hu school of mathematics and information engineering, lianyungang normal college, lianyungang, jiangsu, 222006, china abstract: by quantitatively analyzing a group of college students' exhibition visual behaviors in a vr environment, the study found that storytelling and visual design had a significant effect on attracting students' attention. the experimental data supports the importance of personalized learning experience and highlights the role of exhibition layout and navigation optimization in enhancing students' visiting experience. the results show that vr exhibition design incorporating eye-tracking technology can effectively enhance the educational effect and provide valuable guidance for the design optimization of future vr exhibition halls. keywords: eye tracking; virtual reality; educational exhibition; tobii vr. 1. introduction with the continuous progress of science and technology, the application of virtual reality (vr) technology in the field of education has become more and more widespread, through which the learning experience of students can be significantly improved and the teaching effect can be enhanced. vr technology creates immersive learning environments, which facilitates students to deepen their understanding and memorization of knowledge through innovative learning experiences and interactions. as a kind of digitized exhibition space that provides learners with an immersive learning platform by recreating real-world teaching scenes, historical events, and scientific experiments. learners can be exposed to rich educational topics in these vr exhibition halls for a more intuitive learning experience. eye tracking technology, as a commonly used research tool in the fields of cognitive psychology, human-computer interaction and visual perception, through in-depth analysis of the user's eye-movement data, researchers can reveal information such as the user's attention allocation, interest focus point and cognitive load, which in turn can help teachers to accurately optimize the design of teaching content. although it has been shown that vr technology can provide a rich immersive learning experience and stimulate students' interest in learning, the understanding of how the display content in vr exhibition halls affects the distribution of students' attention is still limited, and further in-depth exploration is needed. 2. experimental design (1) experimental objectives the study aims to quantitatively analyze students' visual behaviors in the vr exhibition hall using eye-tracking technology, such as focusing on key indicators such as gaze duration and number of gazes. through in-depth analysis of participants' eye movement patterns while observing the exhibition hall in commemoration of chairman mao's birth, the study reveals the individual's allocation of attention to different exhibition contents and their visual attention characteristics, so as to provide empirical support for innovative vr exhibition hall content design. (2) experimental environment the experimental environment is set in a quiet laboratory with uniform and sufficient light conditions. the eye-tracker used in the experimental equipment was calibrated to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the data. (3) subjects ten college students between the ages of 18 and 22 were openly recruited as participants in the experiment, and all participants signed an informed consent form after understanding the experimental procedure in detail. in order to guarantee the data quality, participants were screened for visual acuity, and visual impairments that might affect the accuracy of eye movement data were excluded. (4)experimental tools the study used the tobii vr eye-tracker with tobii pro lab version 1.162b software. the tobii vr eye-tracker is a device that integrates high-precision eye-tracking technology and a virtual reality environment, which captures the user's eye movement data in real time and provides an immersive visual experience. the tobii pro lab version 1.162b software is a professional eye movement data analysis tool, which is used in conjunction with hardware such as the tobii vr eye tracker to provide powerful data processing, visualization and statistical analysis functions. (5) experimental materials in order to assess the effects of different content complexity on visual attention, the study selected 12 sets of vr scenes from the exhibition hall in commemoration of chairman mao's birthday (flag flying productions) from the 720 cloud platform. these scenes covered diverse historical footage and exhibition elements, and facilitated participants' visual exploration by providing rich visual information. (6) experimental procedure before the start of the experiment, the principal investigator guided the participants to the experimental area and explained in detail the objectives, steps and requirements of the experiment. to ensure that the eye-tracker could accurately track the subjects' eye movements and collect high-quality eye-movement data, participants wore and calibrated the eye-tracker under the guidance of the instructor. when ready, participants viewed 12 sets of vr scenes, each with a viewing duration of 20 seconds, which was long enough for subjects to fully visually explore the content while 2 avoiding visual fatigue. after data collection, the eye movement data were analyzed in detail using the analyze module of the tobii pro lab software, including the generation of hotspot and trajectory maps. 3. experimental data analysis in this study, data were collected through eye-tracking technology and descriptive statistical analysis was applied to assess the effects of different content designs of the vr exhibition hall on the distribution of students' visual attention. through statistical methods such as analysis of variance (anova), we not only quantified students' visual behaviors while viewing different exhibition contents, but also explored the significant differences between these behaviors and their potential significance in the field of education. (1)descriptive statistical analysis first, descriptive statistical analyses were conducted on five visual indicators, including total_duration_of_fixations, average_duration_of_fixations, number_of_fixations, total_ duration_of_visit (total duration of visit) and number_of_saccades_in_aoi (number of sweeps in the area of interest), which can comprehensively reflect the distribution of students' visual attention and eye movement patterns when viewing vr exhibitions, and each of these metrics is given with the sample size, minimum, maximum, mean, standard deviation, and median (see table 1). table 1. basic indicators name sample size minimum maximum average value standard deviation media total_duration_of_fixations 120 3901.000 17852.000 13780.067 2494.928 14128.000 average_duration_of_fixations 120 144.000 789.000 244.383 74.414 229.500 number_of_fixations 120 22.000 77.000 58.042 9.670 59.000 total_duration_of_visit 120 18021.000 20024.000 19871.483 265.752 19981.500 number_of_saccades_in_aoi 120 4.000 64.000 38.242 11.821 40.000 descriptive analysis describes the overall picture of the data through mean or median, based on the data in the table above, we can draw the following conclusions: 1)individual variability in visual attention data the maximum value of average_duration_of_fixations exceeds the mean by 3 standard deviations, a phenomenon that points to the existence of significant individual differences in visual attention data. this variability may arise from a variety of factors, such as an individual's cognitive ability, attention span, emotional state, and fatigue level. this variability suggests that individuals may adopt different strategies and processes when processing visual information. for example, some individuals may be more inclined to process visual information in depth, resulting in longer gaze times, while others may rely more on rapid visual scanning with short gaze times. therefore, when designing visual tasks and assessing attention in vr exhibitions, the diversity of individuals needs to be taken into account, and appropriate statistical methods need to be adopted to accurately describe and interpret the data. 2)concentration trend of the number of fixations and visit duration of the sample the concentration trends of number_of_fixations and total_duration_of_visit indicate that most participants have a more consistent distribution of attention in these areas, which reflects the common cognitive patterns and behavioral strategies of the participants in performing visual tasks. for example, participants may commonly adopt similar visual search strategies or show similar allocation of attention when confronted with visual stimuli. this consistency reveals some universal cognitive mechanisms in humans when processing visual information, such as selective focusing of attention and maintenance of visual memory. understanding these concentration trends is important in terms of optimizing the design of vr pavilion content and evaluating the effectiveness of visual interventions. 3)overall volatility of data the standard deviations of most of the indicators are close to or less than the mean, which indicates that the data are relatively stable overall with little volatility. this stability implies a certain degree of predictability and consistency in participants' visual attention performance under the given task and experimental conditions. lower volatility facilitates more accurate assessment and comparison of attentional performance across participants or conditions, while also requiring vigilance against potential factors that could lead to increased volatility, such as changes in experimental conditions, fluctuations in participant status, or measurement error. for more volatile metrics, it is more appropriate to use the median as an indicator of descriptive statistics because it better represents the specifics of the majority of the sample. (2)analysis of variance (anova) to further explore the effects of different exhibition designs on students' visual attention, analysis of variance (anova) was applied. by setting the grouping variable {media} and variable y (the five basic indicators in table 1), the significant differences in visual behavior among different exhibition designs were tested. the analysis process included normality test, anova chi-square test, and assessment of significance. the analysis process mainly includes: 1) group quantitative variables (y) according to the fixed category variables (x), test their normality test to see whether the overall distribution of the data shows a normal distribution, if the test fails, go to the algorithm selection page to select [normality test] for further analysis. 2) group the quantitative variables (y) according to the qualitative variables (x) and perform the anova test to see if the p value is less than 0.05. if the p value is greater than 0.05, use anova to see if the p value is significant (p<0.05). 3) if significance is presented, the difference can be analyzed based on the mean ± standard deviation, and vice versa indicates that no difference is presented. 4) if the one-way anova shows significance, the differences can also be analyzed quantitatively with the help of quantitative analysis of effects. the results showed that there was a significant difference between different exhibition designs in the indicator of total gaze duration (f=2.232, p=0.018), and post hoc multiple comparisons analyses revealed which specific exhibition designs were significantly different from each other. for example, the exhibition designs of “chairman mao in xibaipo” and “aerospace spirit” attracted students more than the “entrance” and “foreword” sections. the exhibition 3 design of “chairman mao in xibaipo” and “aerospace spirit” attracted students' attention for a longer period of time than the “entrance” and “foreword” sections. this is because the exhibition design of “chairman mao in xibaipo” and “aerospace spirit” contains more information related to historical figures and major events, which is more attractive to students and has more educational significance. (3)attention density distribution analysis the hotspot map generated by tobii pro lab software visualizes the distribution of participants' visual attention points in the vr exhibition. the color gradient indicates the density of attention, and the darker the color area indicates that more visual attention is focused on it. in the hotspot map of “spirit of spaceflight” (see figure 1), it can be observed that certain regions are particularly dark, which indicates that these regions attracted more visual attention from the subjects. these high-density attention areas are related to the educational content and design elements of the exhibition, for example, the exhibit may have used striking images, prominent text or interactive elements, etc., which generated more interest for the subjects. in contrast, the hotspot map of the “entrance” scene showed a lower attention density (see figure 2), implying that the content in the entrance area was presented in a more conventional way or lacked sufficient visual stimuli to attract the attention of the subjects as in the other exhibition areas. by comparing the hotspot maps of different exhibition areas, it can be found that areas with rich content and storytelling elements in the exhibition design are more likely to attract students' attention. fig 1. “spirit of spaceflight” hotspot map fig 2. “entrance to the exhibition hall” hotspot map (4)analysis of attention change and gaze sequence the trajectory map records the movement path of the participant's line of sight in the vr scene, and the lines represent the trajectory of the subject's eye movements, and the depth of the color and thickness of the lines indicate the intensity and duration of the gaze, thus revealing the subject's attentional shifts and visual exploration patterns during the viewing process. in the trajectory diagram of the “chairman mao in xibaipo” scene (see figure 3), we can observe a series of dense lines, which indicates that subjects engaged in frequent visual shifts and prolonged gaze in this exhibit. in contrast, the trajectory maps of the preamble scene show fewer lines and lower gaze intensity (see figure 4), implying that this area did not attract the same level of attention from the subjects. this difference in the trajectory maps suggests that the content and design of the exhibition play a crucial role in directing the visual attention of the audience. fig 3. “chairman mao in xibaipo” trajectory map fig 4. “foreword” trajectory map 4. design strategies for enhancing vr exhibits in the field of educational exhibition design, attracting and maintaining students' attention plays a crucial role in enhancing the learning effect of the exhibition. through indepth analysis of students' visual attention and understanding of individualized learning needs, designers can create vr exhibitions that are both educational and stimulate students' interest. (1)the connection between exhibition design and students' attention span teachers and designers need to explore how to utilize visual elements and exhibition content to enhance students' participation and learning effectiveness according to teaching needs. for example, the success of the “chairman mao in xibaipo” exhibition in this study highlights the central role of storytelling in attracting students' attention. when designing the exhibition hall, designers should dig deep into the background stories of historical figures and events, and enhance the educational value and emotional resonance of the exhibition through contextualization and narrative description. at the same time, the rational use of multimedia and interactive technology, such as adding some audio commentaries and historical reenactment movies in the exhibition area, can effectively enhance the vividness and attractiveness of the stories. 4 in addition, in order to facilitate students to quickly identify and focus on the core content of the exhibition, designers also need to consider how to apply visual design principles to emphasize the key messages of the exhibition, so as to optimize the teaching materials and exhibition content. during the design process, designers need to fully utilize visual design principles such as contrast, repetition and alignment to highlight the key information of the exhibition, and at the same time rationally arrange the exhibition space to ensure that the key exhibits or information are located in a position that is easy to be observed, so as to guide the flow of the students' eyes and the allocation of their attention. (2)design and implementation of personalized learning vr educational environments provide opportunities for personalized learning. by analyzing students' visual attention data, designers can create different learning experiences and interactive sessions for students with different learning styles. for example, for hands-on learners, the “spirit of spaceflight” exhibition area can be designed to simulate the interaction of spacecraft piloting, allowing students to experience the feeling of piloting a spacecraft by operating the simulated controller. this kind of interactive experience can not only increase the participation of learners, but also help them master knowledge in practice and enhance the depth and durability of learning. the design of the interactive session can set up problemsolving tasks, such as simulating a space emergency and requiring students to work in teams to find solutions. such tasks are not only challenging, but can also stimulate students' curiosity and desire to explore and promote their deep learning in the process of problem solving. meanwhile, roleplaying games and simulation experiments are also good forms of interaction, and they enable students to experience the work of astronauts in a simulated situation, enhancing the practicality and fun of learning. (3)optimization of exhibition layout and navigation optimizing the exhibition layout and navigation system is crucial to enhancing students' visiting experience and learning effectiveness. a well-designed spatial layout and navigation system can not only guide students to visit the exhibition smoothly, but also promote students' understanding and memory of the exhibition content. using the results of trajectory mapping analysis, designers can optimize the layout of the exhibition to ensure that students can naturally transition from one section to another and stay focused on key information. designers can use continuity design elements such as colors, shapes, or themes to connect different exhibit areas so that students can visually feel the connection between the various exhibit areas. at the same time, ensuring visual fluidity during the visit by minimizing unnecessary corners and obstacles will help maintain students' attention and interest. providing touchscreens with maps of the exhibition areas and summaries of the contents at prominent locations, as well as setting up clear signs and signage, can help students find the exhibition areas more easily and fully understand how to participate in the interactive learning process. 5. conclusion this study provides valuable real-time data and objective feedback for vr exhibition design through the use of eyetracking technology, which makes the layout and presentation of exhibition content more scientific and precise. the data analysis revealed which exhibition elements were effective in attracting students' attention and how storytelling and contextualization strategies could enhance students' learning interest and engagement. the application of vr technology significantly enhanced students' attention and interest, especially through the introduction of specific design elements, such as the introduction of historical figures and scenes of important events, which further contributed to the enhancement of learning outcomes. although this study provides initial insights for understanding the impact of vr exhibition design on students' visual attention, there are some limitations. the small sample size and limited age range may limit the generalizability of the findings. in addition, data collection relied primarily on eye-tracking technology, which failed to fully capture cognitive and affective responses during the learning process. future studies should expand the diversity and size of the sample to cover students of different age ranges and cultural backgrounds to improve the generalizability of the findings. also, combining multimodal data, such as physiological measures and self-reports, provides a more comprehensive perspective for understanding students' learning experiences. acknowledgments funding project: the 6th phase of the "521 project" research funding project in lianyungang city "construction and application research of virtual reality teaching behavior analysis model based on multi-modal data" (lyg06521202347). references [1] wang hongjiang, guo yike. research and realization of vr system of red culture exhibition hall in colleges and universities[j]. journal of shenyang engineering college (social science edition),2020(7):63-67. 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[6] shi yuanwu; xie yongxia. evaluation and optimization of health testing product interface based on eye movement experiment[j]. packaging engineering,2023(10):286-296. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 22 multi‐platform electric vehicle detection system in elevators yichen li, meina zhang *, jiayu wang, yuxuan liu, yutong xing, xinyuan wang school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114001, china * corresponding author: meina zhang (email: zhangmeina@163.com) abstract: this project addresses elevator safety by proposing a solution based on an improved lightweight yolov3 model. the system is trained on a custom-built dataset of electric vehicles inside elevators, achieving efficient and accurate object detection suitable for edge computing environments. it demonstrates excellent performance through transfer learning and comparative experiments. the user interface, developed with pyqt5 and streamlit, supports image, video, and real-time detection, along with result-saving capabilities. tests on elevator videos show outstanding accuracy and practicality, making this solution highly applicable to smart elevators and public safety management. keywords: object detection system; edge computing; elevator safety. 1. introduction in recent years, safety incidents within elevators have surged, primarily due to the rising popularity of electric scooters as a mode of urban transportation. with more individuals bringing electric scooters into elevators, a range of safety hazards has emerged, underscoring the urgent need for effective technological solutions to prevent such practices. this project addresses this challenge by integrating a lightweight yolov3 model with multi-platform interfaces built using pyqt5 and streamlit, resulting in a highly efficient and user-friendly target detection solution. the model is optimized to deliver high detection accuracy while being compact enough for deployment on edge devices, such as elevator monitoring systems. this optimization enhances the practicality and convenience of safety monitoring in elevators, offering a scalable solution to address emerging safety risks in urban environments. 2. the analysis of current issues related to electric vehicle detection in elevators (1) problem background in recent years, elevator safety has become an increasingly important area of focus, especially as the use of electric vehicles, such as e-bikes, in elevators has introduced new safety risks. despite this growing concern, there remains a substantial gap in research on the interactions between e-bikes and elevator environments, resulting in a shortage of publicly available datasets specific to this issue. this lack of data presents a significant barrier to understanding and mitigating the associated risks. in addition, elevator surveillance systems—often operating as edge devices with limited processing power—face the complex challenge of balancing high detection accuracy with the need for lightweight models. these systems must be able to accurately detect e-bikes within elevators in real time without compromising performance or overloading the device’s computational resources. given these constraints, the primary technical objectives of this project are twofold. first, to bridge the data gap by acquiring and curating comprehensive datasets that capture various scenarios involving e-bikes inside elevators. second, to develop a highly efficient and lightweight detection model that can reliably identify e-bikes within confined elevator spaces with high accuracy. by addressing these goals, the project aims to enhance overall elevator safety, proactively tackling a rising safety risk within urban environments where e-bike usage continues to grow. (2) existing solutions in 2019, hua zhichao integrated a batch normalization algorithm into yolov1 and improved the loss function to detect prohibited objects inside elevators[1]. in 2020, cen siyang used the giou loss function in yolov3 and improved the generation of bounding boxes to achieve facial detection inside elevators[2]. in 2021, zhang yuan and colleagues proposed an e-bike detection algorithm based on yolov3, enabling real-time detection of e-bikes in elevators[3]. in 2023, yang xianyu improved the backbone networks of yolov3 and yolov4 to make the models more lightweight, allowing them to be deployed on edge devices[4][5]. although these algorithms have improved detection performance, current applications still exhibit a high rate of false positives, such as misidentifying strollers, pets, or children as e-bikes, which disrupts daily life. (3) solution approach in this project, we gathered images from a variety of sources, including web searches, video frame extraction, and web scraping, to build a comprehensive dataset. to simulate diverse real-world scenarios and enhance the robustness of our model, we applied three types of data augmentation techniques to these collected images. the images were then annotated using the open-source tool labelimg, allowing us to generate a dataset in yolo format specifically tailored for object detection tasks. once the dataset was prepared, we conducted multiple rounds of training to fine-tune the model and optimize its weight file for the highest possible accuracy. this refined model was subsequently used for inference testing to evaluate its performance. to make the detection process accessible and user-friendly, we developed a visual detection interface, which was packaged as a standalone application. in the final stage, we designed and deployed a web-based 23 platform hosted on the cloud, providing users with an easyto-access link to interact with the model. this platform allows users to experience the model's capabilities in real time, making advanced visual detection technology more accessible to a broader audience. the development process of the system is shown in figure 1. figure 1. the development process of the system 3. the solutions for detection system development (1) data acquisition and annotation the dataset was collected and annotated using several python libraries and tools to streamline the data acquisition and preparation process. first, the you-get library was employed to automatically download all videos from specified urls, providing an efficient way to gather video data in bulk. for images, the beautifulsoup library was used to parse html content from baidu image search results based on targeted keywords. this allowed for automated downloading and local storage of relevant images, significantly accelerating the data collection process. to enhance the diversity and robustness of the dataset, various data augmentation techniques were applied, including gaussian blur to simulate different levels of focus, horizontal flipping to introduce variability in orientation, and random rotation to account for different angles of view. these augmentations help improve model generalization by providing a wider range of examples during training. finally, for annotation, the open-source tool labelimg was used to manually label the data, ensuring that each image and video frame was accurately annotated with bounding boxes. this comprehensive approach to dataset preparation establishes a strong foundation for model training and validation, ultimately contributing to the overall success of the project. (2) data training and improvement process the experiments are run on the ubuntu 20.04 operating system with python 3.8, using pytorch version 2.0.0. the hardware configuration includes an nvidia rtx 4090 gpu with 24gb of memory and a single intel(r) xeon(r) platinum 8352v cpu with 12 virtual cpus, operating at a frequency of 2.10ghz for computations. during the experiments, the network input is set to 640x640, utilizing the adam optimizer along with transfer learning to obtain pretrained weights. the initial learning rate for the model is set to 0.001, with a batch size of 16, and the training and testing dataset ratio is 8:2. a total of 200 iterations are conducted, and the training process is illustrated in figure 2. figure 2. the process of training model (3) system development and deployment the application, built using pyqt5, is designed to operate on windows and features a fully functional graphical user interface (gui) for an intuitive user experience. after development is complete, the python script is converted into a standalone executable using the auto-py-to-exe tool, making it easy to distribute and run independently without requiring a python environment. in parallel, an interactive web application is developed using streamlit, an open-source python framework that streamlines web app creation. the streamlit app includes several essential features to improve user interaction and functionality: a threshold slider to adjust detection sensitivity, an interactive interface for real-time detection, options to select different model files, and the capability to upload images or videos for analysis. upon finalizing development, the entire codebase is uploaded to github, allowing for version control, easy collaboration, and transparency. the web application is then deployed on streamlit’s cloud platform, creating a public link 24 that allows users to access and interact with the app directly from their browsers, as shown in figure 3. this deployment strategy not only simplifies usage for end-users but also enhances accessibility, making it easier to gather user feedback and conduct wider testing. figure 3. the detection system 4. the testing analysis of the detection system (1) model performance and inference results in this project, we conducted a series of rigorous comparative experiments using both the original and augmented datasets to thoroughly assess the model's performance. our findings demonstrated a marked improvement in mean average precision (map) across both datasets, with the model trained on the augmented dataset achieving significantly higher accuracy compared to the model trained solely on the original data. this boost in performance underscores the effectiveness of data augmentation in enhancing the model’s generalization capabilities, enabling it to maintain high accuracy across a broader array of real-world scenarios. as a result, the detection model implemented in our system was trained on the augmented dataset, achieving high recognition rates and exceptional precision. these results not only meet but, in several cases, surpass the project's initial performance targets, underscoring the pivotal role of data augmentation in strengthening the model's robustness, accuracy, and overall reliability. this approach provides a solid foundation for deploying the model in complex, realworld applications where precision and consistency are paramount. (2) application testing the application features an intuitive graphical interface developed using pyqt5, making it user-friendly and easily deployable as a standalone executable. through this interface, users can seamlessly upload model weight files along with images or videos for analysis. by simply clicking the "object detection" button, the system initiates the detection process, providing quick and accurate results. for real-time monitoring needs, the application also includes a "camera detection" feature, which allows users to access live detection directly through the interface. this is particularly useful for applications such as elevator surveillance, where continuous monitoring is essential. detected videos can be exported and saved locally, enabling users to archive footage for further analysis or record-keeping purposes. during testing, the system exhibited a high level of accuracy, especially in distinguishing between electric vehicles (e-bikes) and other objects, such as strollers. the model consistently detected e-bikes without mistakenly identifying strollers, demonstrating its robustness and precision in complex, confined environments. this capability offers a reliable tool for enhancing safety monitoring in spaces where misclassification could lead to safety risks. the system's accuracy and real-time functionality make it an invaluable asset for improving safety protocols in enclosed areas like elevators. (3) web testing the electric vehicle detection system has been designed as a web-based application built with streamlit, offering users a convenient, cloud-hosted solution accessible through a single link. this online platform enables users to effortlessly upload videos or images for electric vehicle detection, harnessing advanced pre-trained models to provide accurate and reliable results. the system also offers a high degree of customization, allowing users to fine-tune detection sensitivity by adjusting threshold settings. this flexibility ensures that the detection system can be tailored to meet diverse operational needs and requirements, making it adaptable to various environments and use cases. with its user-friendly interface and robust performance, this platform simplifies the process of electric vehicle detection, making it accessible to both technical and non-technical users alike. since the system runs entirely within a web browser, it removes the need for any software installation, making it easily accessible to users regardless of their technical expertise. this streamlined, hassle-free interface is designed to accommodate both quick, on-the-go checks and more indepth monitoring tasks. with a thoughtful blend of flexibility, ease of use, and dependable performance, the platform provides an efficient, adaptable solution for monitoring electric vehicles in various settings. it meets the demands of a wide range of applications without the complications associated with traditional software, offering a robust tool for users who need powerful yet accessible detection capabilities. whether for occasional checks or continuous monitoring, this platform empowers users to perform sophisticated detection with minimal effort. 25 5. conclusion the project effectively compresses the model size by adopting the lightweight version of yolov3—yolov3tiny—while maintaining high precision and recall rates, making it suitable for deployment on resource-limited edge devices, such as elevator monitoring systems. this optimization not only enhances the efficiency and reliability of the monitoring system but also significantly reduces hardware costs and computational resource requirements. additionally, the project has developed a desktop application based on pyqt5 and a web application interface using streamlit, providing a user-friendly and highly interactive operational interface that supports various detection methods (including images, videos, and real-time cameras), further expanding the system's applicability and flexibility. the innovation of this project lies in its integration of deep learning models with client-side and web applications, optimized for edge computing environments, and creatively applying intelligent monitoring technology to elevator monitoring, offering new solutions for safety management. the project has significant potential for future development. with the continuous advancement of deep learning technology and the ongoing enhancement of edge computing capabilities, the project can further optimize the efficiency and accuracy of the yolov3-tiny model to achieve more effective and precise object detection. at the same time, by continually improving the user interfaces based on pyqt5 and streamlit, the project can offer richer functionalities and a better user experience, catering to the needs of diverse user groups. acknowledgments fund: 2024 innovation and entrepreneurship training program for college students. references [1] hua zhichao. research and implementation of intrusion detection algorithm for elevator cab based on surveillance video [d]. master's thesis, southeast university, 2019. [2] cen siyang. research and application of target detection in elevators based on deep learning [d]. master's thesis, anhui university of technology, 2020. [3] zhang yuan, feng yu. design of electric vehicle detection system in elevators based on raspberry pi and yolov3 [j]. information technology and informatization, 2022, 263(2): 105-108. [4] yang xianyu. elevator electric vehicle detection algorithm based on improved yolov3 [j]. computer era, 2023, (07): 61-65. doi: 10.16644/j.cnki.cn33-1094/tp.2023.07.014. [5] yang xianyu. elevator electric vehicle detection algorithm based on improved yolov4 [j]. computer era, 2023, (10): 54-58. doi: 10.16644/j.cnki.cn33-1094/tp.2023.10. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 23 prediction of protein secondary structure using a hybrid convolutional blocks with gru units shiwei yang, xiaozhou chen * school of yunnan minzu university, mathematics and computer science, kunming, yunnan, china * corresponding author: xiaozhou chen (email: chxiaozhou@163.com) abstract: in order to better understand the function of proteins, protein research in the field of bioinformatics has always been an important issue, and protein structure prediction is also one of the research topics. starting from the one-dimensional structure (amino acid sequence), it is a good method to predict and classify the secondary structure and adopt deep neural networks to solve sequence problems. we used convolutional blocks combined with gated recurrent units (grus) to predict protein secondary structure. different from previous convolutional neural networks architectures, in this study, we used a mixture of two convolutional blocks of different scales combined with grus for sequence labeling for protein secondary structure prediction. additionally, considering that the coding format in previous studies was too simple, this experiment also added the physical and chemical properties and the logarithmic relative probability of 8 types of secondary structure amino acids as the feature input, which improved the accuracy after the addition of features. experiments show that our model has good performance in q8 accuracy. keywords: convolutional block; grus; secondary structure. 1. introduction proteins are the material basis of essential life activities and the main bearers of life activities. they can regulate antibodies, cell structural elements, motor elements, promote chemical reactions, and regulate cell activity. as we all know, there is a complex relationship between protein function and its structure; it can be said that the structure a protein presents determines the function it achieve[1]. therefore, in proteomics, how to make the prediction of protein secondary structure more efficient and highly precise has become a hot topic[2]. in the past, researchers usually used x-ray crystallography, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and frozen electron microscopy experiments to predict the secondary structure of proteins. however, these experiments are rigorous and expensive, and can be interfered with by various factors, especially when the amino acid fragments of some proteins cannot pass certain parts of the experiment, usually resulting in less-than-ideal result[3]. however, with the continuous development and advancement of deep learning and artificial intelligence, computer science has intermingled, attracting a large number of researchers to use deep learning methods to study the relationship between protein sequences and their structures[4]. during the process of predicting protein structures, it is possible to predict the secondary structure sequence of each position in the protein's primary structure. in protein secondary structure prediction tasks, there are typically two types of predictions: eight-class prediction (q8) and threeclass prediction (q3). compared to q3, q8 can reveal more detailed information about protein structure. therefore, this article focuses on the q8 prediction of protein secondary structure[5]. in the study of protein secondary structure prediction, a large number of researchers use computers to build deep learning models. in the research process, the task of predicting positions from the primary structure sequence and generating new sequences is referred to as sequence labeling. with the continuous development of research, various machine learning model methods such as support vector machine [6], recurrent neural networks[7], and convolutional neural networks (cnns)[8] have been widely used in various prediction experiments of protein structure. among these, convolutional neural networks and recurrent neural networks are favored for their excellent performance on sequence data. as a special kind of sequence data, protein amino acid sequences can be utilized to extract local context features by convolutional neural networks. studies in recent years have shown that this approach has achieved good results in protein secondary structure prediction. however, convolutional neural networks mainly focus on local spatial structures while ignoring the temporal order dimension. therefore, recurrent neural networks are introduced in this paper. by incorporating cyclic connections, sequential information can be captured and processed, enhancing the network's ability to handle sequence data. in this study, both convolutional blocks from convolutional neural networks and grus[9], a variant of recurrent neural networks, are employed to predict the secondary structure of proteins. 2. secondary protein structure the prediction of protein secondary structure usually begins with the primary form of the protein, known as the primary structure, which provides the amino acid composition for the protein. the secondary structure can also be briefly described as the relative spatial arrangement of amino acids, where 20 amino acids are connected together in a specific order to form a protein chain. these protein chains exhibit different spatial structures in various folded spatial forms. the following table1lists the names, abbreviations, and symbols of the 20 amino acids[10]: 24 table 1. names, abbreviations and symbols of 20 amino acids. name abbreviation symbol name abbreviation symbol alanina ala a methionine met m cysteine cys c asparagine asn n aspartic acid asp d proline pro p glutamicacid glu e glutamine gln q phenylalanine ph f arginine arg r glycine gl g serine ser s histidine his h threonine thr t isoleucine ile i valine val v lysine lys k tryptophan trp w leucine leu l tyrosine tyr y in the classification task, the secondary structure of proteins is divided into eight categories[11]: l (random coil), b (single  fold), e (extended  fold), g ( 103 helix), i ( -helix), h ( helix), s (high curvature ring), and t (turn)and other structures, collectively referred to as the q8 classification introduced above. the corresponding forms of the primary structure and secondary structure are as follow figure 1: figure 1. protein primary structure corresponds to secondary structure. 3. experimental data and coding 3.1. experimental data in this paper, the cb6133 and cb513 datasets generated by the pisces cullpdb are used as input data and training data for the model[12]. the cb513 dataset consists of 514 protein first-order sequences[13], and the cb6133 dataset consists of 6218 protein first-order sequences. due to the large amount of sequence homology redundancy between and within the datasets, the accuracy of the prediction algorithm may be overestimated[14]. to reduce the homology within the data, the cb6133 dataset is screened (excluding sequences with homology greater than 25% to cb513). the filtered dataset, named cb6133filtered, contains 5534 protein sequences. in this paper, the cb6133filitered dataset is divided into 80% training data, 10% validation data, and 10% test data. the length of each protein sequence is 700, and 514 data from the cb513 dataset are also used as test data. the length of each protein sequence is 700, and the dataset contains 21dimensional amino acid residues, 21-dimensional orthogonal codes as input features, and unique thermal codes of eight protein secondary structures as classification labels. in order to improve the accuracy of structure prediction, the physical and chemical properties of various amino acids and the logarithmic relative probabilities of eight secondary structure amino acids were added in this paper, and these were encoded to carry out feature fusion with the input features described above. 3.2. pssms and orthogonal coding position specific scoring matrix (pssms) was first proposed by steven altshchulden et al[15]. in 2008. pssms were obtained from the comparison of multiple sequences, which can extract protein sequence features well, and are generated by psi-blast[16] searching for protein sequences related to the evolution of the queried protein sequence. after several queries, sequences with more evolutionary information were found until the obtained sequence contains no more evolutionary information. the following is a pssm matrix based on protein sequences: 1 1 1 201 2 1 2 202 3 1 3 3 20 1 20 j j j i j m jm m p pp p pp pssm p p p p pp p                            (1) in the given pssm matrix, i jp represents the probability that the i th amino acid residue replaces the j th amino acid residue in the protein sequence. after the pssm matrix is generated through psi-blast iteration, it is necessary to use functions to normalize the generated matrix because the generated matrix is an integer matrix. in the normalization process, the sigmoid function is generally used. after processing, the value of the matrix will be remapped to the interval [0,1]. the sigmoid function calculation formula is given below: 1 ( ) 1 x f x e   (2) the orthogonal coding of proteins [17] is to represent 20 protein amino acid sequences and unknown amino acid sequences as 21-dimensional orthogonal vectors containing only 0 and 1, among these, 20 known sequences are represented as a, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, and y as seen above. since the codes of any two amino acids are orthogonal, it can be seen that the inner product between each amino acid is 0. in addition to the 20 amino acids introduced above, x is added to represent the 21st unknown amino acid sequence because the simulation experiment sometimes cannot determine the specific type of a certain amino acid. the following figure2 shows the orthogonal codes corresponding to 20 amino acids and x: 25 figure 2. amino acids correspond to orthogonal coding. 4. network construction 4.1. sm convolution block convolutional blocks, as the basic constituent unit of convolutional neural networks, are usually composed of convolutional layers, activation function layers, and other optional layers (which vary from data to data). these blocks are designed to extract features from data and pass them to the next layer of the network for further feature extraction or processing. convolutional blocks typically begin with the convolutional layer. where the convolution kernel (i.e. filter) is used to convolve the input data and extract its feature. figure 3. msc convolutional block after the convolutional layer, in order to introduce nonlinearity, the activation function layer is usually added, and the commonly used activation functions include relu(rectified linear unit), tanh, sigmoid, etc. in order to improve the stability and performance of the model, both the bn layer and the dropout layer are added during the experiment. batch normalization can retain more feature information even with a smaller data volume. figure 4. ssc convolutional block. in addition, it can also mitigate the problems of gradient disappearance and explosion, thus contributing to better and more stable training of the model. in this experiment, two types of convolution blocks are implemented in the network: namely ssc convolution block (as figure3) with single scale convolution block ss-cnn (as figure4) and msc convolution block with multi-scale convolution block mscnn. by combining the two, this paper refers to it as the smcnn network, hereafter denoted as smc network. the data processed by the smc network exhibits certain robustness, which can improve the generalization ability of the model. 4.2. bidirectional gru recurrent neural networks (rnns) have been widely used in sequence data processing. experiments have utilized rnns to address the time dependence of sequence. however, rnns may struggle to deal with long-term dependence due to the problem of gradient explosion and disappearance. in the development of sequence data processing with rnns, to tackle the issue of long-term dependence, the long-short memory networks (lstm) were introduced. as an enhanced version of rnns, the lstm network incorporates additional memory units and gates. these memory units and gates allow for selective forgetting or storage, enabling effective handling of long-term dependencies. however, since the design of lstm network is more complex and the parameters used are very large, this paper introduces gated recurrent unit (gru) network. as an improvement of lstm network, the gru network also features memory units and gates. in comparison to the lstm network, the gru network integrates an update gate and a reset gate, reduces certain 26 lstm parameters, optimizes its network structure, simplifying the network structure to a relatively simpler form, and exhibits better generalization ability with less training data, attributed to the improvement of its gate control mechanism. figure 5. gru cell. gru (as figure5) contains update gate ( tz ) and reset gate ( tr ). tz determines the amount of saving the previous memory to the current memory unit, and tr determines the ratio of new information to the previous memory unit. these two gates determine what information can be used as the output of gru unit. the special feature of the gated unit is that it can store long-term sequence information, ensuring that the information will not be erased over time. the update gate helps the model determine how much information can be passed on to the next step, or how much information in the previous memory unit needs to be passed on to the future. where tx is the input vector at time t, that is, the t component of the data series x , which is linearly transformed (that is, multiplied by the weight matrix),  1h t  contains the information of the previous memory unit, that is, the information at time 1t  , which also goes through a linear transformation, and then combines the information of these two parts and sends it into the sigmoid function. to map the result between 0 and 1, here is the formula for this step:  ( ) ( ) 1 z z t t tz w x u h   (3) the reset gate determines how much information needs to be forgotten in this memory unit. the same  1h t  and tx need to undergo a linear transformation, and then send the information of both parts to the sigmoid function output:  ( ) ( ) 1 r r t t tr w x u h   (4) after the reset gate is processed, the new memory information will store some relevant information in the past, and the hadamard product (that is, the product of corresponding elements) is performed between tr and  1h t  , where the hadamard product will determine the information that needs to be retained and forgotten at this moment, because the reset gate vector is composed of 0 to 1. so it will measure the value of the gated open, if the element gated value is 0, it means that the information carried by the element will be completely forgotten:  1tanht t t th wx r uh    (5) in the final memory moment of this moment, the update gate determines the information ~ ( )h t of the current memory moment and the information that needs to be collected in the previous  1h t  moment. tz activated by the activation function will also control the input of information in the form of gate control. the hadamard product of tz and  1h t  represents the final memory information retained after screening. this information, together with the final memory information for the current memory moment (t moment), forms the final output of the gru unit. 4.3. integrate deep learning models the smc-bigru network used in this work can effectively predict pss. this network combines single-scale convolutional blocks, multi-scale convolutional blocks, residual networks, and bidirectional gru neural networks to extract local information from input data by combining single-scale and multi-scale convolutional blocks. after the information extraction, data are input to the bi-gru layer to further extract long-range sequence data. this enables the extraction of protein sequence information more completely. 5. experimental design since the length of each sequence in the data set is different, each sequence is normalized to a length of 700. if the protein sequence is shorter than 700, fill it with zeros. if it exceeds 700, it is truncated to 700 characters. truncated characters will continue to be filled to 700. to better preserve amino acid characteristic information, two data input channels were set up in the experiment. channel one carried the orthogonal coding information of amino acid residues, and this orthogonal coding information was recorded as vector . an eigenmatrix 1p with the shape of n*700*21 was obtained, composed of 20 amino acids and the assumed unknown amino acid x (n represents the sequence quantity). channel 2 carries amino acid pssm matrix information and other coding information. in this channel, the pssm code of each amino acid is recorded as a 20-dimensional vector 2 ( 1, , 20)i iw p p  . the meaning of 1ip can be seen from the previous introduction, where 20ip represents the probability that the i amino acid residue replaces the first amino acid residue in the protein sequence. this holds true for different types of input data as well. to maintain consistent data, feature types when inputting into the smc layer, vector mapping is carried out on the data from input channel 1 at the feature fusion layer, transforming sparse data into dense data. the resulting dense data is then fused with the data from channel 2. from the previous section, it can be observed that the smc layer contains two convolutional blocks, namely the msc convolution block and the ssc convolution block. the msc convolution block consists of a convolutional layer, activation function, and batch standardization processing (bn layer). to capture information from different scales of the input sequence more effectively, three convolutional kernels of different sizes are set in the convolutional layer. additionally, 1 (0, ,0, ,0, ,0)w i   27 to maintain the length of the input and output sequences, the ``same'' mode is used for padding. subsequently, the relu activation function is applied to nonlinearly correct the output of the previous convolutional layer. batch standardization processing (i.e., bn layer) is utilized to stabilize the data, and the outputs of the three convolutional kernels of different sizes are merged with the original output to form a richer feature set. finally, a dropout layer with a dropout rate of 0.5 is added after the feature fusion layer to prevent overfitting. the ssc convolutional block also includes a convolutional layer, activation function, batch normalization processing (bn layer), and dropout layer. the convolutional layer employs a one-dimensional convolutional layer to capture local information from the protein sequence, and the ``same'' mode is used for padding. following this, the relu activation function and batch normalization processing, similar to the msc convolution kernel, are applied. a dropout layer with a dropout rate of 0.5 is added to prevent overfitting. in contrast to the msc convolution kernel, a residual connection layer is included in order to mitigate the problem of gradient disappearance. this layer can retain initial data while processing new information, thereby enhancing the completeness of the sequence information obtained by the network. by employing two different connection methods, the sequence feature information can be extracted more comprehensively. once the data extracted by the smc network is input into the bi-gru network, the bi-gru network extracts feature from the input data in both forward and backward directions, and subsequently concatenates the feature outputs obtained from both directions. additionally, to reduce overfitting, an l2 regularization term is applied in the bi-gru layer. in this model, a regularization parameter with a value of 0.2 is chosen. furthermore, temporal distribution dropout is applied in this layer, where a portion of neurons at each time step is independently dropped at a dropout rate of 0.5. after the bi-gru layer processing, the data is converted into bidirectional output, and then inputted into the fully connected dense layer. in this layer, the timedistributed function is used to apply the fully connected layer to the output of each time step, referred to as the tddense layer, with relu being used as the activation function. the dropout rate for time distribution is also applied, with a dropout rate of 0.5. in the final output layer, a label is defined to predict each time step, with the output dimension of this layer being the number of labels. the activation function is specified as softmax to convert the output data into a probability distribution of the class. the glorot initialization weight is applied to evenly distribute the initialization weight, and the initializer of the offset term is specified as zero initialization. 6. evaluation and optimization 6.1. evaluation index to evaluate the performance of an experimental model in forecasting, q8 accuracy is often used as a measure. the higher the accuracy of q8, the stronger the predictive ability of the model. q8 accuracy calculation formula: 8 18 100 ii i p q n    (6) where iip represents the correctly predicted number of amino acids, n represents the total number of amino acid residues. 6.2. loss function the categorical_crossentropy loss function is selected for this experiment, as it is a type of crossentropy loss function that is suitable for multi-classification problems. it is chosen to adapt to the data type and to improve the accuracy of predictions. the cross-entropy loss function is often used to measure the difference between probability distributions. since the q8 classification problem entails multiple classification problems, the output format of the model consists of a probability distribution that represents the probability of each class. the categorical_crossentropy function calculates the crossentropy between the output probability distribution and the probability distribution of the actual labels, as follows:  true , pred , loss logi i i y y   (7) where ,ture iy is the probability of the i-class of the true label, and ,pred iy is the probability of the i-class predicted by the model. 6.3. optimization algorithm optimization algorithms are generally used to adjust the parameters of neural networks to minimize the loss function. commonly used optimization algorithms include sgd, adagrad, adam, and rmsprop, etc. in this experiment, rmsprop is selected as the optimization algorithm for neural networks. as a variant of the sgd algorithm, rmsprop can solve the problem of learning rate in the standard gradient descent method. the rmsprop algorithm can adjust the learning rate adaptively by maintaining the moving average of the gradient square. its update rules are as follows: calculate the exponential weighted average motion of gradient square method:  1 (1 )t t t tv v g g       (8) represents the element performance operation, tv is the moving average of the gradient squared at time t ,  is the decay rate, tg is the current gradient. use the square root of the normal gradient as the scaling factor of the learning rate: t t t w g v       (9)  is the learning rate and  is a constant to avoid zero errors. update parameters: 1t t tw w w    (10) through the above updating steps, the rmsprop algorithm can gradually optimize the parameters of the model and finally minimize the loss function to enhance the model's performance. 6.4. regularization l2 regularization is to add a penalty term to the loss function, which is in the form of the original loss function and the sum of squares of the weight multiplied by a 28 regularization parameter, the specific formula is as follows: 2 loss originalloss iw   (11) where originall oss is the original loss function, that is, the model objective function, iw is the weight parameter of the model, and  is the regularization parameter, which is used to control the intensity of regularization. 7. results and discussion in this study, the model is adjusted by finding the best combination of parameters. for this purpose, this paper explores multiple parameters, including the size and number of convolutional nuclei and the number of hidden layers in the convolutional layer, and investigates the influence of learning rate on accuracy. in this experiment, the combination of ssc layer and msc layer is called an smc block. the number of smc blocks determines the number of convolution layers of the model, and the convolution kernel along with the number of convolution layers jointly determines the size of the final receptive field. therefore, determining the number of sms blocks in the model and the size of the convolution kernel have a significant influence on the final prediction result. in order to explore the effect of the convolution layer on the accuracy of the model, the model with the number of smc blocks set at 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 was tested while keeping the model parameters unchanged. as shown in table 2, the model achieves the best performance when the number of smc blocks is 3 layers, with an accuracy rate of 72.4% on the cb6133_filtered test set and68.5% on the cb513 test set. table 2. effects of convolutional layers on model performance. smcblocks cb6133_filtered accuracy (%) cb513 accuracy (%) w1 70.5 67.2 w2 72.0 68.2 w3 72.4 68.5 w4 70.3 67.6 w5 71.9 67.7 after exploring the influence of smc blocks on model accuracy, the influence of convolution kernel size on model performance was explored with the number of smc blocks guaranteed to be 3, and the model accuracy under each convolution was analyzed while other parameters remained unchanged. as can be seen from table 3, when the convolution kernel of ssc layer and msc layer is set to 1 layer, the model shows poor performance, and the accuracy rate is 64.3% on the cb6133_filtered test set and 59.8% on the cb513 test set. when the convolutional nuclei of the ssc layer are set to 9 and the three convolutional nuclei of the msc layer are set to 3, 5, and 7 respectively, the model performs the best, with an accuracy rate of 72.5% on the cb6133_filtered test set and 68.8% on the cb513 test set. after that, the accuracy of q8 was reduced by increasing the size of convolutional nuclei. through experimental comparison, it was found that the best performance was achieved when the convolutional nuclei of ssc layer were 9 and the three convolutional nuclei of msc layer were set to 3, 5, and 7 respectively. after determining the structure and parameters of the model, we tested different initial learning rates and set up a learning rate attenuation mechanism for model optimization in this experiment. table 3. influence of convolution check on model performance. ssc blocks smc blocks cb6133_ filtered accuracy(%) cb513 accuracy(%) 1 1,1,1 64.3 59.8 3 3,3,3 71.7 67.4 5 5,5,5 72.1 68.0 7 7,7,7 71.5 68.2 9 9,9,9 71.6 68.1 11 11,11,11 72.3 68.3 13 13,13,13 72.1 68.4 15 15,15,15 72.0 67.6 1 3,5,7 70.9 67.5 3 5,7,9 70.6 67.1 5 7,9,11 72.4 68.2 7 9.11.13 71.7 68.0 7 1,3,5 70.6 67.6 9 3,5,7 72.8 68.5 11 5,7,9 72.6 68.2 13 7,9,11 71.6 68.0 15 9,11,13 70.0 66.6 the optimizer we used was rmsprop, and a function called ``scheduler'' was designed to adjust the learning rate. it can decide whether to adjust the learning rate according to the current number of training cycles and return the new learning rate. we also defined a learning rate scheduler, which is used to call the function ``scheduler''. in this experiment, we adopted the same learning strategy for all initial learning rates. at the end of the 60th training cycle, the learning rate of the model is halved. it can be seen from the table 4 that only 62.2% and 58.9% q8 accuracies are obtained on the cb6133_filtered dataset and cb513 dataset when the initial learning rate is 0.00001. with the initial learning rate set to 0.0001, the q8 accuracy rates are 68% and 65.7% for the cb6133_filtered dataset and cb513 dataset, respectively. through comparison, it was found that increasing the learning rate significantly helped improve the accuracy rate. after adjusting the learning rate, accuracy rates of 72.5% and 68.8% were achieved on the cb6133_filtered dataset and cb513 dataset, respectively, when the learning rate was set to 0.0005. after increasing the learning rate to 0.005, it was found that the accuracy of q8 began to decline. through experimental comparison, it was determined that the learning rate of 0.0005 yielded the best results. table 4. influence of learning rate on model performance. learning rate cb6133_filtered accuracy (%) cb513 accuracy (%) 0.00001 62.2 58.9 0.0001 72.2 68.3 0.0005 72.5 68.8 0.001 71.0 68.2 0.005 66.6 63.3 after adjusting the parameters, the experiment utilized multi-feature fusion to process the data. we tested the model's accuracy under different features, primarily pssm spectral coding and orthogonal coding, and fused these two features. as shown in table5, pssm spectral coding contributed more significantly and performed more prominently compared to orthogonal coding. the experiment also demonstrates that the performance of all fusion features surpasses that of any single 29 feature, with the q8 accuracy of all features post-fusion being the highest. this indicates that feature fusion positively aids in improving accuracy. table 5. q8 accuracy rate under various feature coding forms. feature coding form cb6133_filtered accuracy(%) cb613 accuracy(%) pssm spectral coding combines 71.6 67.4 quadrature encoding 59.6 56.1 pssm spectral coding combined with orthogonal coding 71.7 67.7 pssm spectral coding combines physicochemical properties with logarithmic relative probability 71.9 68.1 orthogonal coding combines physicochemical properties with logarithmic relative probability 59.7 56.5 all characteristics 72.5 68.8 finally, the accuracy of the cb513 dataset is compared with other similarity models proposed by researchers(as table 6), as follows: deepseqvec[18], deepprof+seqvec[18], deep-cnf [19], multi-scale cnn one-hot encoded[8], must-cnn[20], bi-rnn single model[21], and fine-tuned cnn[22] with fine-tuned cnn-svm[22]. table 6. accuracy of similarity model on cb513 data set. model q8 (%) deepseqvec [ 62.5 ± 0.6 deepprof+seqvec 66.0 ± 0.5 deep-cnf 68.3 multi-scale cnn one-hot encoded 68.3 must-cnn 68.4 bi-rnn single model 68.5 fine-tuned cnn 68.711 fine-tuned cnn-svm 68.735 smc-bigru 68.86 8. conclusion after experimental analysis and comparison, the smcbigru model we employed 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[22] michael, s. v., z., s. & a., a. predicting secondary structure of protein using hybrid of convolutional neural network and support vector machine. int. j. intell. eng. & syst. 14, (2022). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 80 research on equipment fault identification method and system based on big data correlation analysis dongxu yang, ran huo, jingquan jia, linxuan he faw group engineering and production logistics department general assembly process department, changchun, jilin province, china abstract: with the rapid progress in the industrial field, equipment fault identification plays a crucial role in improving production efficiency and reducing operating costs. this article proposes a specialized and efficient equipment fault identification method and system based on big data correlation analysis. this system achieves precise identification of equipment faults by finely collecting and preprocessing equipment operation data, deeply exploring potential association rules between data. the method proposed in this article not only improves the accuracy of fault recognition, but also significantly enhances recognition efficiency, providing strong support for intelligent and refined management in the industrial field. keywords: big data; correlation analysis; equipment fault identification. 1. introduction in the industrial field, equipment failures are one of the main reasons for decreased production efficiency and increased costs. traditional equipment fault identification methods mainly rely on manual experience and regular maintenance, which have problems such as low identification efficiency and poor accuracy. with the continuous development of big data technology, more and more researchers are exploring equipment fault identification methods based on big data. this article proposes a device fault identification method and system based on big data correlation analysis. through the collection, preprocessing, correlation analysis, and fault identification of device operation data, efficient and accurate identification of device faults is achieved. 2. principles of big data correlation analysis big data correlation analysis is a method of discovering data patterns by mining potential relationships between data. in equipment fault identification, correlation analysis can help us discover the inherent relationship between equipment operation data and faults, thereby achieving accurate identification of equipment faults. the basic principles of association analysis include data preprocessing, feature extraction, association rule mining, and result evaluation. 3. equipment fault identification method the equipment fault identification method based on big data correlation analysis mainly includes the following steps: figure 1. system web display 1. data collection: real time collection of various data during the operation of online devices through network monitoring devices, including key performance indicators such as cpu utilization and memory utilization. during the data collection process, the system pays special attention to the port status and flow situation of the device. by collecting real-time data on port traffic, incorrect frame rates, and broadcast frame rates, the system can accurately assess the quality and efficiency of network transmission. 2. data preprocessing: clean, denoise, and standardize the collected raw data to eliminate outliers and noise in the data. 3. feature extraction: extract key features from preprocessed data that can reflect the operating status of the equipment, and construct feature vectors. 81 4. association rule mining: using association analysis algorithms to mine feature vectors and discover association rules between equipment operation data and faults. 5. fault identification and warning: based on the mined association rules, real-time analysis of equipment operation status is carried out. when abnormal modes are found, fault warnings are issued in a timely manner. the system is divided into four modules, namely network monitoring module, application monitoring module, analysis warning module, and simulation testing module. figure 1 shows the web end display of the system. the menu is divided into 9 items, including data quality monitoring, vehicle anomaly monitoring, big data analysis, and system monitoring, each of which can be analyzed. 4. design and implementation of data monitoring and early warning system the design and implementation of a data monitoring and early warning system are described from two aspects: overall system functions and system algorithm interfaces. 4.1. overall system functionality the data monitoring and early warning system is a monitoring platform that integrates data collection, data analysis, data calculation, data display, data monitoring, and early warning. the overall system functions are divided into two major parts: business modules and technical architecture. (1) business module the business module is written and implemented in java code, and its main function is to monitor, warn, and display the overall situation of the device. network monitoring: monitors the physical links of the network and identifies underlying physical faults for early warning. application monitoring: monitor the data processing and flow process of the application system, and refine the monitoring granularity. analysis and warning: integrating monitoring data from multiple links and devices, conducting fusion analysis, establishing a multi scenario warning model, and accurately and quickly locating faults. simulation testing: simulate real environmental data, conduct system online simulation testing in advance, and automatically determine test results. system management, including user management, role management, permission allocation, menu management, and log management. (2) technical architecture after the successful construction of the high concurrency, high scalability, and high availability monitoring and early warning platform studied in this system, it can support the expansion of intelligent devices in various fields (snmp, ipmi v2.0/v1.5 protocol), with only the adaptation of protocols and databases (oracle, sqlserver, dm, sybase, informix, db2, mysql, postgresql, etc.). the technical architecture is shown in figure 2. figure 2. overall technical architecture of the system 4.2. system algorithm interface the algorithm platform is implemented using java integrated python script coding. the purpose of this design is to fully utilize the flexibility and scalability of python coding in big data analysis, and to fully utilize the shell of the java framework to make it an independent service. it can also integrate with the provided api and business platform to achieve the effect of integrating models. the integration solution adopts a technical approach of placing python code as a folder in the java framework's resource folder, and calling and executing python scripts through the command line in the code. 5. predictive model algorithm realize advance prediction function through time series prediction algorithm. this algorithm predicts future data based on historical data, and the predicted results can be used to predict information such as it infrastructure performance and resource usage. it also provides reminders, alarms, and other functions in case of performance degradation or resource shortages. time series prediction algorithms usually use statistical analysis methods such as autoregressive (ar), moving average (ma), and autoregressive moving average (arma) to analyze the trend and periodicity characteristics of time series, respectively 82 time series prediction algorithm is a method used to analyze time series data and predict future values. it usually predicts future data points based on patterns and trends of historical data. this system mainly applies three commonly used time series prediction algorithm models: autoregressive (ar), moving average (ma), and autoregressive moving average (arma). (1) autoregressive model (ar): the autoregressive model predicts future values based on the historical values of the time series itself. this model assumes a linear relationship between future values and past values. the mathematical expression of the ar model is: ti-t p 1i it xcx     among them, xt is the value of the time series at time point t, c is a constant term, p is the order of autoregression, i is the parameter of the model, and t is the error term. the parameters of the ar model can be estimated by minimizing errors, such as the least squares method. (2) moving average model (ma): the moving average model is a method of predicting using the residuals of a time series (the difference between observed and predicted values). it assumes that future values are related to past error terms. the mathematical expression of the ma model is: i-t q 1i ittx     , among them, xt is the value of the time series at time point t,  it is the average value, q is the order of the moving average, i is the model parameter, and t is the error term. similar to the ar model, the parameters of the ma model can be estimated by minimizing errors. (3) autoregressive moving average model (arma): the arma model combines the ar model and the ma model, comprehensively utilizing the autoregressive and moving average properties of time series. the mathematical expression for the arma model is: i-t q 1i iti-t p 1i it xcx     among them, p is the order of autoregression, q is the order of moving average, and i and i are the parameters of the model. the parameters of the arma model can also be estimated by minimizing errors. 5.1. methods for implementing and fitting time series prediction models: statistical software tools: statistical software tools (such as r, python's statsmoodels library, etc.) can be used to implement and fit time series prediction models. parameter estimation: the parameters of a model are usually estimated by minimizing errors, including least squares methods. model diagnosis: after fitting the model, it is necessary to diagnose the model, check the fitting degree and residual properties of the model, in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the model. 5.2. scenarios applied to equipment fault identification: performance prediction: using historical performance data to predict future performance trends and help managers plan resources reasonably. resource usage prediction: predict the future demand for resources, help managers adjust resource allocation in a timely manner, and avoid resource shortages. early warning and alarm: when the predicted results indicate performance degradation or resource shortage, the system can automatically trigger reminders, alarms, and other functions to remind managers to take corresponding measures. the time series prediction algorithm is a powerful tool that can help it managers discover problems and predict trends in a timely manner, thereby better managing and maintaining equipment. in practical applications, it is necessary to select appropriate prediction models based on specific situations, and make appropriate parameter adjustments and model diagnosis to ensure the accuracy of prediction results. these models can be implemented and fitted through statistical software. for the performance prediction and resource utilization prediction of factory equipment, these models can be used to analyze historical performance data, predict future performance trends and resource requirements, so as to detect performance degradation or resource shortages in advance, and trigger functions such as reminders and alarms. 6. system applications in the era of big data, the application of algorithmic models is becoming increasingly widespread, especially in the field of device monitoring, where predictive models play a crucial role. the prediction model proposed in this article mainly focuses on monitoring equipment operation data, achieving efficient and accurate prediction of equipment status, and providing strong support for enterprise production and operation. equipment monitoring is an indispensable part of industrial production 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[25] yang j. web service componentization [j] communications of the acm, 2003, 46 (10): 35-40. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 21 a point cloud contour extraction method based on plane segmentation lei lu 1, ran gao 1, wei pan 2, * and wenming tang 3 1 college of information science and engineering, henan university of technology, zhengzhou henan, 450001, china 2 research and development department, opt machine vision tech co., ltd, dongguan guangdong, 523850, china 3 college of intelligent manufacturing and equipment, shenzhen institute of information technology, shenzhen, guangdong, 518172, china * corresponding author: wei pan abstract: a method based on plane segmentation and dimensionality reduction for extracting incomplete and slow contour features of object point clouds is proposed. the method consists of two main steps: plane segmentation and contour extraction. in plane segmentation, the random sample consensus (random sample consensus, ransac) algorithm is optimized based on principal component analysis (principal component analysis, pca); the optimized planar point cloud is then subjected to dimensionality reduction, and the contour features are extracted using gradients. experimental results show that the method can effectively segment point clouds and extract the contours of target surfaces, and has great potential for application in industrial inspection and other fields. keywords: three-dimensional image processing; object detection; random sample consensus; contour extraction; point cloud processing. 1. introduction point cloud contour feature extraction is a research hotspot in fields such as machine vision and computer graphics, widely used in industrial inspection, robot operations, and other fields [1-2]. due to factors such as equipment or environment, the obtained point cloud contains noise and lacks topological relationships, which poses challenges for contour detection. in order to expand the application scope of point cloud data in engineering projects, efficiently and accurately analyzing object point cloud data and rapidly extracting contour features [3-4] have become urgent issues that need to be resolved. the hough transform is a traditional method for predicting parameter models. dorit borrmann et al. evaluated the applicability of different hough transforms and proposed the design of the accumulator ball, which proved the high performance of the stochastic hough transform prediction plane [5]. anne-laure chauve et al. combined a priori urban and architectural scenarios to use iterative area growth algorithms for plane prediction and post-processing for sharp locations [6]. liangliang nan et al. employed the iterative ransac to predict the plane [7] and it works well for the light weight point cloud. for boundary extraction, based on the triangular mesh constructed by the original point cloud, mencl robert transferred the point cloud data to the triangular mesh firstly and achieved boundary feature extraction by restricting the angle between the edges [8]. xijiang chen et al. proposed to use the point cloud breakline and regularization method to sort the points according to the vector deflection angle and distance; then, the improved the cubic b-spline curve fitting algorithm is employed to complete the boundary extraction [9]. the alpha shape algorithm proposed by herbert edelsbrunner et al. is a scattered contour extraction algorithm, which can be applied to the extraction of polygon inner and outer contour points, but for point clouds with large data volume, the time complexity of the algorithm is high [10]. this article proposes an effective method for extracting contour features of various surfaces of object point clouds. the method involves fusing the random sample consensus (ransac) algorithm and principal component analysis (pca) for plane segmentation, thereby enhancing the robustness and accuracy of point cloud plane segmentation. additionally, the method includes dimensionality reduction of the point cloud data to transform 3d point clouds into 2d images, thereby improving boundary extraction speed and achieving contour feature extraction of object point clouds. 2. proposed method figure 1. schematic diagram of the algorithm flow 22 the proposed method in this paper is mainly divided into two stages, and the algorithm flow is shown in figure 1. the first stage is the plane segmentation stage, mainly through the fusion of ransac and pca algorithm based on plane features to complete the plane point cloud segmentation. the second stage is contour extraction, which mainly converts the point cloud into a two-dimensional image through dimensionality reduction processing, calculates the twodimensional boundary points through gradient, and then converts the corresponding positions in three-dimensional space to complete the contour extraction of the point cloud. 2.1. the planar segmentation based on pca and ransac with the obtained point cloud data, the initial planar set is extracted based on ransac firstly. assumes that p is an initial point cloud containing n points and each point is represented as  , ,i i i ip x y z ,  0 1 2 1, , , ,i n  . three points that are far away from each other are randomly selected as the sample point set s . a plane is fitted based on s and is described in eq. (1): ax+ by +cz + d = 0 , (1) where a , b , c , d are the coefficients of the plane. rewrite eq. (1) to eq. (2): a b d z x y c c c                       , (2) suppose 0 a a c       , 1 b a c       , 2 d a c       and the variance of the distance from all points to the plane is f :   1 2 0 1 2 0 n i i i i f a x a y a z       , (3) for each point in s minimizing f , we have 0 0 f a    , 1 0 f a    , 2 0 f a    . the parameters 0a , 1a , 2a can be obtained by solving eq. (4) and the initial plane fitting is completed. 0 1 2 0 0 0 f a f a f a           , (4) then the outliers in the point cloud p is removed based on the initial fitting plane. first, the distance id from each point in p to the initial fitting plane is obtained by eq. (5). a threshold thd is set and the point is added to s if thid d , otherwise, the point is discarded. 2 2 2 i i i i ax + by +cz + d d a b c    , (5) implement the above steps iteratively by iteraten times and select the point set s including the largest number of points as the current plane prediction result. remove the current plane point set from the initial point cloud p and select a new plane s to start a new round plane prediction until the number of the points is less than a threshold minnumn . a series of point cloud sets  planearray 1 2 np p p p , , , can be obtained and planen is the number of extracted planes. figure 2. pca plane fitting algorithm process. 23 ransac can achieve good performance when the point cloud has obvious noise. however, when the noise is close to the plane (such as adjacent planes), errors will be introduced. this paper addresses the above issue by pca based ransac plane fitting method and optimization strategy. the pca plane fitting process is shown in figure 2. at first, pca plane fitting is applied to all the planes in point cloud sets arrayp . suppose that there are 1n points in 1p and the corresponding coordinates is  i i ix y z, , ,  11 2i n , , , . then the centroid  1 1 1mx my mz, , of the point cloud can be obtained by eq. (6):     1 1 1 1 11 1 , , , , n i i i i mx my mz x y z n    , (6) apply eq. (7) to centralize the point cloud and the sample matrix 1x is obtained: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1n n n x mx y my z mz x mx y my z mz x mx y my z mz                    1x , (7) calculate the corresponding covariance matrix 1e :  t1 11 = n 1 1 1e x x , (8) where t 1x is the transposition of 1x .the eigenvalue decomposition of 1e is carried out to obtain its eigenvector and eigenvalue, select the eigenvector with the minimum eigenvalue as the plane normal vector normmal1v , which is combined with the centroid  1 1 1mx my mz, , to fit the plane. repeat the above process for each planar in arrayp and planen planes are obtained. that planes are merged or removed by compare the angles and distances between each other. the optimization strategy is as follows: assume the normal vectors of plane 1 and plane 2 are normmal1v and normmal2v respectively, and their angles are defined as angle12 ; the number of points for the two planes are p1n and 2pn . when 1 2 minnump pn n n  and angle12 th  ( th is the plane angle threshold, which is set to 15° in this paper), calculate the distance from one point to the plane between plane 1 and plane 2, if the proportion of the points whose distance is less than thd is greater than 90%, the point sets of plane 1 and plane 2 are merged. in the other hand, if 1 2 minnump pn n n  , the point sets for planes 1 and 2 are removed. apply the above optimization strategy to all the planes until no planar can be merged or removed. 2.2. boundary extraction based on point cloud dimensionality reduction in order to increase the speed of the boundary extraction, the dimensionality of the point cloud data is reduced by transform the 3d data to 2d image. firstly, the posture of the planar point cloud is adjusted to parallel to the xoy plane based on eq. (9). posez 1 1 m x x y y z                        , (9) where posem is the rotation matrix. secondly, eq. (10) is used to transform the 3d point cloud data into 2d image. x x y y y u c f x v c f          , (10) where u and v are the row and column coordinates of the 2d image; xf and yf are focal lengths; xc , xc are offsets. for the convenience of contour extraction, the intensity value of the valid points on the object is set to 0 and the points outside the object is set to 1. in order to extract the boundary of the object based on 2d image, the gaussian function is applied to smooth the image. the gaussian function and denoising filter are shown in eq. (11) and (12), respectively.   2 2 2 2 exp 2 2 u v h u,v,          , (11)      =s u,v h u,v, * i u,v , (12) where  , ,h u v  is the gaussian function,  ,i u v is the original image,  ,s u v is the filtered and denoised image, * represents convolution,  represents smoothness, if  is larger, the noise can be better removed, but the edge will be smoothed out; on the contrary, if  is small, the edge information can be better preserved, but the denoising ability is low. then, the smoothed image is processed to obtain the gradient of the horizontal and vertical directions and the direction of the gradient by eq. (13-16):      1 1 2 , , ,u s u v s u v g u v     (13)      1 1 1 2 , , ,v s v s u v g u v     (14) 24    2 2 = , ,u vg g u v g u v  (15)     ( ) arctan , , , v u g u v u v g u v          (16) where  ,vg u v and  ,ug u v represent the gradient images in the row direction and column direction, respectively, g represents the gradient value and  ,u v is the gradient direction. the preliminary edge points can be obtained according to the gradient. for each boundary points, the intensity values of the adjacent points are compared along the gradient direction. if the intensity value of the boundary point is the largest one, then keep the point as boundary point. repeat the comparison so as to obtain all the boundary points of the 2d image. finally, the corresponding contour points in the three-dimensional space are obtained by inversely transforming the boundary point sets according to eq. (10) and eq. (9). 3. experimental results and analysis in order to verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm, the contour features of the chip were extracted by taking the circuit board as the experimental object. the algorithm running on the platform with 12th generation intel i7-12700 cpu and the running memory is 16g. the experimental objects and point clouds are shown in figure 3. figure 3. experimental object circuit board. (a) physical drawing of the circuit board; (b) schematic board point cloud based on the planar segmentation method mentioned in this article, the initial point cloud is extracted and optimized (as shown in figure 4). through the optimization processing, the noise data is effectively removed, which provides support for the subsequent boundary extraction. figure 4. planar perdition for all target chips by the proposed method. to verify the effectiveness of the algorithm, the traditional ransac method and region growth algorithm are employed to process the same data for comparison. the chip on the right side in figure 5 is selected and the comparison results are shown in figure 6. the plane obtained by the traditional ransac, the region growth algorithm and the proposed method is shown in figure 5. it can be clearly seen that the proposed method results in this paper with minimal noise impact. then, the point cloud rotation matrix is employed to transform the plane point cloud data to the position paralleling to the xoy plane, then the dimensionality reduction process is carried out to convert the 3d point cloud data to 2d image. finally, the boundary points are extracted according to the gradient change and turn back to the corresponding position in the space. in this experiment, the alpha-shapes algorithm [10] is employed to conduct a comparative experiment for boundary extraction and the results are shown in figure 6. the detail of the boundary extraction is given in table 1. it is apparent that the proposed method achieves accuracy result 25 with high efficiency. figure 5. comparison of planar prediction results. (a) region growing; (b) ransac;(c) pca-ransac. figure 6. boundary extraction comparison. 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[10] edelsbrunner, h; mücke, e. three-dimensional alpha shapes. 3d research 1994, 2, 1-13. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 39 simulation analysis of powered parachute motion characteristics based on motor thrust and flap deflection control bailin zhu, yan shi * school of traffic & transportation, chongqing jiaotong university, chongqing, 400074, china * corresponding author: yan shi (email: 622220950134@mails.cqjtu.edu.cn) abstract: in this paper, a distributed new type of parafoil is proposed, conducting its dynamic modeling and motion characteristic analysis, thereby laying the foundation for subsequent trajectory tracking research and physical experimentation. first, the dynamics of the parafoil and payload are analyzed, and the dynamic model of the entire parafoil system is derived from this analysis. then, the kinematic characteristics under control inputs of bilateral pull-down, unilateral pull-down, and unilateral pull-down with differential thrust are examined using the simulation model; simulation results indicate that the established 8dof dynamic model accurately describes the parafoil's motion. the proposed differential control increases yaw motion response speed and provides a basis for subsequent trajectory tracking research and physical experiments. the proposed differential control enhances the yaw motion response speed and reduces the relative motion between the wing parachute and payload to a certain extent. simulation analysis verifies the model's validity and the control method's feasibility. keywords: distributed layout; dynamic modelling; simulation system; characterisation. 1. introduction unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) are experiencing burgeoning utilization within the transportation sector [1]. rotary-wing uavs are predominantly favored owing to their versatile functionality, enabling vertical take-off, landing, and hovering through propeller rotation for lift. however, they suffer from high energy consumption, limited endurance, and payload capacity. conversely, fixed-wing uavs generate lift via their wing structures, offering rapid flight speeds suitable for long-distance cruising, yet they necessitate extended runways for take-off and landing and are incapable of hovering [2]. consequently, there is a pressing demand for an innovative transportation vehicle characterized by substantial payload capacity, extended endurance, and superior applicability within the transportation domain. the powered parafoil represents a novel category of flexible wing vehicles [3]. the powered parafoil comprises a wing parachute and a payload. during flight, the parachute's air chamber inflates to provide lift [4], while engine thrust is employed solely for attitude or positional adjustments. this configuration ensures long endurance and stable flight under substantial payloads, characterized by minimal take-off and landing requirements, exceptional low-speed performance, and structural simplicity [5]. leveraging unmanned aircraft technology and artificial intelligence, intelligent autonomous unmanned powered parafoils have been developed, significantly enhancing their autonomous flight capabilities and mission execution efficiency. given these advancements, the powered parafoil demonstrates significant advantages across various application scenarios, including cargo transport, agricultural and forestry protection, environmental monitoring, and rescue missions. the 6 degrees of freedom (dof) model [6-7] considers the wing parachute and payload as rigidly connected, thus precluding any relative motion. the 8 dof model [8] incorporates relative motions in the pitch and yaw directions, building upon the 6 dof model, thereby facilitating the analysis of relative motion states between the wing parachute and payload. chen [9] utilized the longitudinal model to fit the relationship between motor rotational speed and propeller thrust, thereby enhancing longitudinal control efficacy. li [10] accounted for external wind fields and various complex disturbances, establishing a dynamic model for the dof parafoil system under such conditions. zhu [11] simulated and analyzed the fundamental kinematic characteristics and responses to wind and thrust using the 8 dof dynamics model based on kirchhoff's equations of motion. li [12] examined the impact of additional mass on the kinematic model, providing calculations for this additional mass, and analyzed the effects of flap deflection on the aerodynamic forces and moments of the wing parachute. despite significant advancements in parafoil research, there remain notable deficiencies in control accuracy, response speed, and payload capacity. these issues are particularly pronounced in complex environments, where control of the parafoil is markedly inadequate. to address these challenges, this paper proposes a novel distributed differential control parafoil, as illustrated in fig. 1. two motors are positioned on either side of the payload's tail to provide thrust, enabling differential thrust to enhance payload capacity, control accuracy, and response speed of the powered parafoil, thereby advancing the development and application of unmanned powered parafoils. the structure of this paper is as follows: section 2 establishes the coordinate system and defines the kinematic equations of the parafoil. section 3 develops an eight dof dynamics model for the distributed parafoil. section 4 presents simulation experiments to verify the model's validity and characterize its performance. finally, the paper summarizes the research findings and outlines future research directions. 40 fig 1. structure of the distributed parafoil 2. coordinate system and equations of motion modeling the 8 dof dynamics of a powered parachute necessitates three coordinate systems: the geodetic coordinate system, the wing parachute coordinate system, and the load coordinate system. all these coordinate systems conform to the right-handed coordinate system, as depicted in fig. 2. fig 2. schematic diagram of coordinate system define the geodetic coordinate system as an inertial coordinate system, denoted as oixiyizi, with the x-axis pointing to the direction of parachute motion, the y-axis pointing to the right, and the z-axis vertically downward and perpendicular to the x-axis; define the wing parachute coordinate system, denoted as ocxcyczc, with the center of mass of the parachute oc as the origin, with the x-axis pointing to the direction of the wing parachute motion, the y-axis pointing to the right, and the z-axis vertically downward and perpendicular to the x-axis; and define the payload coordinate system define the load coordinate system, denoted as opxpypzp, with the load center of mass op as the origin, x-axis pointing to the direction of payload movement, y-axis pointing to the right, z-axis vertically downward and perpendicular to the x-axis. the euler angles of the wing parachute coordinate system ocxcyczc and the origin of the load coordinate system opxpypzp, in the inertial coordinate system oixiyizi are denoted as (φc,θc,ψc) and (φp,θp,ψp), respectively. the transformation matrix between the geodetic coordinate system and the wing parachute coordinate system is defined by three euler angles (φc,θc,ψc), with the transformation relationship given as follows: c c c s s s s c c s s s s c c s c s s c s s c s s s c c s ict                                           where for any angle α has α=αc, sinα=sα and cosα=cα. t i c x y u t v w z                           where x, y, and z are the position components of the power parachute in the geodetic coordinate system, and u, v, and w are the velocity components in the wing parachute coordinate system. 1 s t s 0 c s 0 s / c c / c t p q r                                                  where for any angle α has α=αc, tanα=tα, and φ, θ, ψ denote roll, pitch, and yaw angles, respectively, and q, p, r denote angular velocity components in the wing parachute coordinate system, respectively. the relative transverse roll motion between the wing parachute and the payload is negligible. the transformation matrix from the wing parachute coordinate system to the payload coordinate system is defined by the relative pitch angle θpc and the relative yaw angle ψpc, with the transformation matrix given as follows: 0 pc pc pc pc pc pc pc pc pc pcpc pc pc c c s s c t c s c s s s c                       3. dynamic modelling of parafoils to render the powered parachute system analyzable, the modeling process necessitates the following assumptions: (1) the fully inflated wing parachute exhibits longitudinal symmetry, and its aerodynamic shape remains constant; (2) the center of mass of the wing parachute coincides with its aerodynamic center of pressure and, although not overlapping with the center of gravity, lies on the same longitudinal axis; (3) the payload is considered a regularly shaped rectangle, with its lift neglected and only its aerodynamic drag accounted for; (4) the ground is assumed to be planar, implying that the gravitational acceleration of the earth is constant. 3.1. coordinate system and equations of motion the forces and their moments on the wing parachute are aerodynamic force fca and its moment mca, gravitational force fcg, inertial force fci and its moment mci, and connecting line tension fct and its moment mct, so the equation of state of the wing parachute with respect to the forces and their moments is as follows:    1 fc cg car cab ct mc car cab ct ci e x f f f f e x m m m m              where 41  3 3 90c t f c ae m i m       3 3 3 60 0c t m a ce j j    tt t t c c pc pc pc c cx v            s c s c c t cg c c c c c cf m g          8 1 c i icar i o l d i f b f f       8 1 c c i icar o i i o l d i m l b f f       2 2 2 sin 0 0.5 0 0.5 1 cos 0 cos cos 0.5 sin sin cos c cab c c bl e c c by a c c c c c bd e c c c f v s c v s c v s c                                               2 0 0 0.5 0 t c e m cab c c t c a r n b c m v s c c c                in particular, when calculating the aerodynamic forces and moments generated by the wing parachute and the internal gas, the wing parachute is divided into eight equal segments along the spreading direction [13], and then the aerodynamic forces and moments of each segment are calculated, and the total aerodynamic forces of the wing parachute can be obtained by cumulatively summing up the aerodynamic forces as shown in fig. 3. the equations for lift and drag can be expressed as follows:   2 20.5 0i i t l i l ci ci ci ci cif k c s u w w u      20.5i id d ci ci ci ci cif c s v u v w   fig 3. schematic diagram of wing parachute segmentation where, the subscript c represents the wing parachute; mc denotes the wing parachute mass; i3 denotes the third-order unit matrix; 0m×n denotes the 0 matrix with m rows and n columns; ma is the additional mass matrix; ja is the additional mass inertia matrix; jc is the wing parachute rotational inertia matrix; g denotes the gravitational acceleration; ρ denotes the atmospheric density; sc denotes the wing parachute area; the subscripts l, d denote the lift and the drag force, respectively; ki denotes the product factor, whose values in each segment are 0.6, 1.0, 1.16, and 1.24 from inside to outside, respectively; cli and cdi denote the lift and drag coefficients, respectively; ρ denotes the atmospheric density; sci denotes the area of each segment; vci=[uci vci wci]t, which denotes the velocity of each segment of the wing parachute, and uci, vci ,and wci denote the components of the velocity; and bi-oc denotes the transformation matrix; l× oc-i is the antisymmetric vector moment of the segment i segment to the point oc; α and β are the angle of attack and side-slip angle, α=tan-1(w/u),β=sin-1(v/(u2+v2+w2)1/2), and the subscripts c and p denote the wing parachute and the load, respectively; cbl denotes the lift coefficient, cbd denotes the drag coefficient, and cby denotes the side-slip coefficient, and cmδ, crδ, cnδ are all aerodynamic coefficients; defining the control quantities δe=δr+δl and δa=δr+δl, with δr and δl being the wing parachute right side downdraft and left side downdraft scores (corresponding to the two sides of the rudder deflections, respectively); vc denotes the velocity of the wing parachute; and ωc denotes the wing parachute's angular velocity, with ωc=[qc qc rc]t ; mci1 is a 3×1 matrix related to the angular velocity. 3.2. dynamic modeling of loads the wing parachute is subjected to forces and their moments including aerodynamic forces and their moments have aerodynamic forces fpa and their moments mpa, gravitational forces fpg, inertial forces fpi and their moments mpi, engine thrusts fpth and their moments mpth, and connecting line pulls fpt and their moments mpt, so the wing parachute is subjected to forces and their moments equation of state is as follows: 1 3 1 pa pg pt pth fp p ci p pi pa pt pth mp t p p pthpc f f f f e x m l m l m m f e x j t m                      where  3 1 2 3 40p t f p pi pie m i l l   3 3 1 3 40 0p tt m p pc p pe j t j       sin cos sin cos cospg p c c c c cf m g         20.5 c c s s c t pa p p dp pc p p p p pf v s c t        20.5 0 0 t pa p p p mp cp mqp pm v s c c k c q    0 0 t pth pc f ptef t k    0 0 t pth pc p f ptam t a k   1 0 sin 1 0 0 cos pc p pc              where, cdp is the drag coefficient; cp is the projected length of the load in the xp axis; cmp and cmqp are the aerodynamic 42 deflection coefficients of the load; kf is the quantity related to the propeller diameter, kf =ρdp 4ct, dp is the diameter of the propeller, and ct is the coefficient of tension; ap is the length of 1/2 load; jp is the matrix of the rotational moment of inertia of the load; and the defining control quantities δpte=nr 2+nl 2 and δa=nr 2-nl 2, nr and nl are the rotational speeds of the left and right motors, respectively. 3.3. dynamic modeling of parachute systems in the power parachute system, the tension of the connecting line on the load and the wing parachute exists as a pair of interacting forces, and the magnitude of the pulling moments of the connecting line on the wing parachute and the load exists in a positive relationship with the relative yaw angle ψpc, the yaw angular velocity rpc, and the connecting line tension, so that the overall force of the power parachute and its moments can be expressed as follows: e x f    where  4 8 40 ttt t f me e e i       1 1 sin cos tan cos sin pc c c c c c c c c c c f m f p q r q r                        c pf f fe e e   tt t m mp mc m fce k e e r e      1 1 3cg car cab pa pg pth p ci pif f f f f f f m l l         4 1 1 1 1 1 0t pa pth p pc p m m c pc car cab ci m m j tm c r f crm m m                    1 2 1 0 0 1 ttt t t m pt ct pc m t pc c l l t r k             1c cg car cabf f f f    at this point, the 8-degree-of-freedom model of the distributed power parachute has been established. 4. characterisation of the simulation to validate the established model and assess the feasibility of the differential control mode, an 8 dof differential control parafoil simulation system was constructed using matlab. the essential parameters of the wing parachute and payload necessary for modeling are presented in table 1. utilizing the established system model, the motion characteristics of the parafoil system were analyzed. the simulation of these characteristics is based on the dynamic response of the parafoil system under various control inputs, including symmetric flap deflection control δce, asymmetric flap deflection control δca, symmetric thrust control δpte, and asymmetric thrust control δpta, as defined in section iii. table 1. basic parameters of wing parachute parameters value unit span 15 m chord 5 m area of canopy 45 m2 height of arc 2 m thicknesses 0.6 m aspect ratio 3 rigging clamp angle 86 ° length of lines 5 m mass of canopy 12 kg mass of payload 100 kg surface area of a payload 4.48 m2 length of payloads 1 m width of the payload 0.8 m height of the payload 0.8 m initially, the impact of symmetric flap deflection control volume on the parafoil's motion characteristics was analyzed. the initial horizontal velocity of the wing parachute was set at 15 m/s (with no lateral or longitudinal velocity), and both the initial yaw and pitch angles were 0°. at the 50th second, δce =10°, δca =0°, δpte =50n, δpta =0n. the simulation duration was 200 seconds. figures 4, 5, and 6 illustrate the parafoil's three-axis velocity change curve, attitude angle change curve, and attitude angular velocity change curve, respectively. as illustrated in figure 4, under the influence of symmetric flap deflection control volume, the system velocities along the x and z axes, u and w, decrease to some extent after a brief oscillation, while the y-axis velocity, v, remains largely unchanged. this is attributed to the increased drag caused by flap deflection, resulting in reduced speed; as depicted in figure 5, following the application of the control volume, the system's yaw and roll angles exhibit no change, while the pitch angle experiences minor fluctuations after a brief oscillation; as shown in figure 6, akin to the attitude angle, the attitude angular velocity exhibits only minor fluctuations in the pitch angle. fig 4. parafoil 3-axis velocity variation curve fig 5. parafoil attitude angle variation curve 43 fig 6. parafoil attitude angular velocity variation curve fig 7. parafoil 3-axis velocity variation curve fig 8. parafoil attitude angle variation curve fig 9. parafoil attitude angular velocity variation curve the initial conditions of the simulation remained unchanged. to ensure experimental comparability, δca =10° at the 50th second, while other control quantities remained unchanged. figures 7, 8, and 9 display the three-axis velocity change curve, attitude angle change curve, and attitude angular velocity change curve of the parafoil, respectively. as illustrated in figure 7, under the influence of asymmetric flap deflection control, the system velocities along the x and y axes, u and v, change periodically, while the z-axis velocity, v, decreases slightly after a brief oscillation. this is due to the yaw aerodynamic moment generated by asymmetric flap deflection, causing the wing parachute to exhibit yawing motion; as depicted in figure 8, after applying the control quantity, the system's yaw angle increases steadily, the roll angle increases slightly after a brief oscillation, and the pitch angle remains essentially unchanged. fig 10. parafoil 3-axis velocity variation curve fig 11. parafoil attitude angle variation curve fig 12. parafoil attitude angular velocity variation curve the initial conditions of the simulation remained unchanged. at the 50th second, δca =10°, δpta =10n are given, while other control quantities remained unchanged. figures 10, 11, and 12 depict the parafoil's three-axis velocity change curve, attitude angle change curve, and attitude angular velocity change curve, respectively. as illustrated in figure 10, under the combined influence of asymmetric flap deflection and asymmetric thrust control, the system velocities along the x and y axes, u and v, continue to change periodically, with an increased frequency. meanwhile, the zaxis velocity, v, decreases slightly after a brief fluctuation. this is because the asymmetric flap deflection generates a yawing aerodynamic moment, causing the wing parachute to exhibit yawing motion. as depicted in figure 11, following the application of the control quantity, the system's yaw angle increases steadily, the roll angle increases slightly after a brief oscillation, and the pitch angle remains essentially unchanged; as illustrated in figure 12, the yaw angular velocity rapidly increases to 13 degrees per second, then stabilizes after a brief 44 oscillation, while the roll angular velocity remains unchanged at 0 following an oscillation. the aforementioned simulation phenomena indicate that the system's response speed to yaw control inputs increases significantly following the application of asymmetric thrust control. this paper analyzes the relative pitch and yaw motions between the wing parachute and payload following the input of three control quantities. figures 13 and 14 illustrate the relative pitch and yaw change curves, respectively. as illustrated in figure 13, due to thrust influence, the parafoil system exhibits a small range of relative pitching motion, which remains within permissible limits. following the input of control quantities, the relative pitch angle initially fluctuates briefly and then increases. however, compared to the previous two control inputs, the asymmetric flap yaw and asymmetric thrust inputs result in the smallest relative pitching motion. as depicted in figure 14, the system itself exhibits no relative yaw motion. following symmetric flap deflection, the relative yaw angle experiences minimal fluctuation, which is negligible. with asymmetric flap deflection and asymmetric thrust input, the relative yaw angle converges after fluctuating and is significantly reduced compared to that with asymmetric flap deflection. fig 13. relative pitch angle change curve fig 14. relative yaw angle variation curve in summary, the dynamic analysis of the parafoil system proves 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[13] goodrick t f. simulation studies of the flight dynamics of gliding parachute system[r]. aiaa:1979-0417. doi:10. 2514/6. 1979-417. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 69 research on development of generative artificial intelligence junliang wang * international economics, johns hopkins university, dc, usa * corresponding author email: jwang386@alumni.jh.edu abstract: machine learning, as one of the key technologies in the field of artificial intelligence, has made significant advancements in recent years. this study provides a relatively systematic introduction to machine learning. firstly, it gives an overview of the historical development of machine learning, and then focuses on the analysis of classical algorithms in machine learning. subsequently, it elucidates the latest research advancements in machine learning, aiming to comprehensively explore the applications of machine learning in various domains and discuss potential future directions. keywords: machine learning; algorithm; development. 1. introduction with the support of modern information technology, computer technology has provided a solid foundation for the development of intelligent artificial technology. intelligent computing technology is supported by computers and involves interdisciplinary knowledge such as statistics, approximation theory, algorithmic complexity theory, and convex part theory. through computer technology, the system can continuously improve its performance by utilizing its own learning experience. based on computer regular information data, intelligent computing technology seeks information patterns, obtains knowledge and experience, and realizes the intelligent development of computer technology. this enables computers to learn autonomously, adapt to the environment, and take important steps towards artificial intelligence. the intelligent progress of computer technology has not only accelerated the speed of problem solving, but also provided more efficient solutions for various industries. with the continuous evolution of computer technology, intelligent computing will continue to lead technological innovation and lay a solid foundation for future artificial intelligence applications. this development trend indicates that computer technology will demonstrate strong potential for intelligent applications in a wider range of fields. 2. the evolution of machine learning although artificial intelligence has not only emerged in recent years, it has always appeared in the public eye as a science fiction element. since alphago defeated li shishi, artificial intelligence has suddenly become a topic of discussion, as if humans have created machines that surpass human intelligence. the core technology of artificial intelligence, machine learning and its subfields of deep learning, have become the apple of people's eyes for a while. herb proposed a learning approach based on neuropsychology in 1949, which is known as the herb learning theory. the general description is: assuming that the persistence or repeatability of reflex activity leads to sustained changes in cells and increases their stability, when neuron a can continuously or repeatedly stimulate neuron b, the growth or metabolic processes of one or two neurons will change. from the perspective of artificial neurons or artificial neural networks, this learning theory simply explains the correlation relationship between nodes in recurrent neural networks (rnns), that is, when two nodes change simultaneously, there is a strong positive correlation between nodes; if the two changes are opposite, it indicates a negative weight correlation. in 1950, alan turing created the turing test to determine whether a computer is intelligent. the turing test suggests that if a machine is able to engage in dialogue with humans, but cannot be identified as its machine identity, then the machine is considered intelligent. this simplification enables turing to convincingly demonstrate that “thinking machines” are possible. figure 1. turing test in 1952, ibm scientist arthur samuel developed a checkers program. this program can provide better guidance for subsequent actions by observing the current position and learning an implicit model. samuel discovered that as the running time of the game program increased, it could achieve better and better follow-up guidance. through this program, samuel refuted providence's notion that machines cannot surpass humans, writing code and learning like humans. he coined the term “machine learning” and defined it as a research field that can provide computer capabilities without explicit programming. in 1957, rosen blatter proposed the second model based on the background of neurosensory science, which is very similar to today's machine learning model. this was a very exciting discovery at the time, which was more applicable 70 than herb's ideas. based on this model, rosen bratt designed the first computer neural network the perceptron, which simulates the operation of the human brain. in 1967, the nearest neighbor algorithm emerged, allowing computers to perform simple pattern recognition. the core idea of the knn algorithm is that if most of the k nearest samples in the feature space belong to a certain category, then the sample also belongs to that category and has the characteristics of the sample in that category. this is the socalled “minority obeys majority” principle. figure 2. knn from the mid-1960s to the late 1970s, the development of machine learning was almost at a standstill. both theoretical research and computer hardware limitations have encountered significant bottlenecks in the development of the entire field of artificial intelligence. although winston's structural learning system and hayes roth's logic based inductive learning system made significant progress during this period, they could only learn a single concept and were not put into practical application. however, neural network learning machines have entered a downturn due to theoretical defects and have not achieved the expected results. figure 3. multi-layer perceptron model paul j. werbos specifically proposed a multi-layer perceptron model (figure 3) in the neural network backpropagation (bp) algorithm in 1981. although the bp algorithm was proposed under the name “reverse mode of automatic differentiation” as early as 1970, it was not until then that it truly took effect, and to this day, the bp algorithm remains a key factor in neural network architecture. with these new ideas, research on neural networks has accelerated again. in another lineage, quinlan proposed a very famous machine learning algorithm in 1986, which we call “decision tree”, more specifically the id3 algorithm. this is another breakthrough point for mainstream machine learning algorithms. in addition, the id3 algorithm has also been released as a software that can find more real-life cases with simple planning and clear inference, which is exactly the opposite of the neural network black box model. in 1990, schapire first constructed a polynomial level algorithm, which was the original boosting algorithm. one year later, freund proposed a more efficient boosting algorithm. however, these two algorithms share a common practical flaw, which is that they both require prior knowledge of the lower bound for weak learning algorithms to learn correctly. in 1995, freund and schapire improved the boosting algorithm and proposed the adaboost (adaptive boosting) algorithm, which has almost the same efficiency as freund's boosting algorithm proposed in 1991, but does not require any prior knowledge about weak learners, making it easier to apply to practical problems. the emergence of support vector machines is another important breakthrough in the field of machine learning, and this algorithm has a very strong theoretical position and empirical results. during that period, machine learning 71 research was also divided into two schools: nn and svm. figure 4. boosting algorithm however, after the proposal of support vector machines with kernel functions around 2000, svm achieved better performance in many tasks previously occupied by nn. in addition, svm can also utilize all the profound knowledge about convex optimization, generalized marginal theory, and kernel functions relative to nn. therefore, svm can vigorously promote the improvement of theory and practice from different disciplines. hinton, a leader in the field of neural network research, proposed the deep learning algorithm for neural networks in 2006, which greatly improved the capabilities of neural networks and posed a challenge to support vector machines. in 2006, hinton, the leader of machine learning, and his student salakhutdinov published an article in the top academic journal “scince”, ushering in a wave of deep learning in both academia and industry. the success of deep learning does not stem from advances in neuroscience or cognitive science, but from the driving force of big data and the significant improvement of computing power. it can be said that machine learning is created by the joint efforts of academia, industry, entrepreneurship, and other fields. the academic community is the engine, the industrial community is the driving force, and the entrepreneurial community is the vitality and future. the academic and industrial communities should have their own responsibilities and division of labor. the responsibility of the academic community is to establish and develop the discipline of machine learning, and cultivate specialized talents in the field of machine learning; large projects and engineering should be driven by the market and implemented and completed by the industry. 3. in depth exploration of machine learning algorithms 3.1. supervised learning algorithms supervised learning is the most common and widely used algorithm in machine learning, which includes decision trees, support vector machines, and neural networks. decision tree is a model based on a tree structure that recursively partitions a dataset to achieve prediction of target variables. it’s simple and intuitive characteristics make it widely used in data mining and classification problems. decision trees have strong interpretability and are easy to understand and interpret, but they are also prone to overfitting and require optimization measures such as pruning. chen et al. are committed to solving the challenge of cancer literature classification in biomedical texts. they have planned a unique dataset containing over 6 pages of extensive documents, using the random forest tree method to tackle classification tasks, and combining multiple decision trees to improve accuracy and robustness. they have demonstrated outstanding performance in dealing with complex classification tasks and have been widely applied in the fields of machine learning and data science. support vector machine (svm) is a supervised learning algorithm that performs well in classification and regression. the basic idea is to find a hyperplane that can effectively separate different categories and maximize the classification interval. the application of svm mapping and kernel techniques in high-dimensional space makes it suitable for complex nonlinear problems[1]. however, for large-scale datasets, svm has a high computational complexity and requires careful selection of kernel functions and parameters. there is currently significant controversy over the detection of earthquake precursors, making remote sensing technology a warning tool[2]. saed a et al. used machine learning support vector machines to estimate the total ionospheric electron content time series of gps and evaluate earthquake precursors. by perturbing tec data, svm can identify stress accumulation signals deep in the crust, providing a new approach for earthquake prediction. neural network is an algorithm that simulates the structure of human brain neurons, learning complex patterns and relationships through multi-level neural networks. neural networks in deep learning have achieved great success in fields such as image recognition and speech processing[3]. however, the training of neural networks requires a large 72 amount of data and computing resources, and the selection and adjustment of network structure is also a complex problem. hu h et al. addressed the challenges in casting defect detection by using the convolutional neural network model (figure 5) xception to accurately analyze product images, capture defects that are difficult to detect by the human eye, and improve the dataset and model generalization ability through data augmentation techniques, significantly improving defect recognition efficiency. figure 5. depthwise separable convolution table 1. model results alzheimer's disease (ad) is a neurodegenerative disease in the elderly with no cure. magnetic resonance imaging (mri) is used to evaluate ad patients and provide information on brain atrophy. research has shown that mri features can predict the development of alzheimer's disease. lin q et al. assisted artificial neural network technology to accurately predict the progression from cognitive impairment to dementia, and suggested developing reliable models to assist clinical doctors in predicting early alzheimer's disease. 3.2. unsupervised learning algorithms unsupervised learning algorithms search for hidden patterns and structures in unlabeled data, including clustering algorithms, principal component analysis, and association rule learning. the clustering algorithm divides data into similar clusters, resulting in higher similarity between data within the same cluster and lower similarity between different clusters. kmeans clustering, hierarchical clustering, and other clustering algorithms are common and widely used in fields such as market analysis and image segmentation[4]. principal component analysis (pca) is a dimensionality reduction technique that maps high-dimensional data to low dimensional space through linear transformation, preserving the most important information in the dataset. pca plays an important role in data visualization and feature extraction, but there is also an issue of information loss, which requires balancing accuracy and dimension selection in the dimensionality reduction process[5]. association rule learning is used to discover the association relationships between items in a dataset, such as product combinations in shopping basket analysis. by mining association rules, businesses can be assisted in making precise recommendations and optimizing sales strategies. however, the computational cost of association rule learning on largescale datasets is high and requires optimization processing. 3.3. reinforcement learning algorithms reinforcement learning is an algorithm that formulates decision strategies through interactive learning between agents and the environment, including q-learning and deep reinforcement learning. learning is a value function based reinforcement learning method that formulates optimal strategies by learning the value functions of states and actions. q-learning performs well in fields such as transportation, gaming, and robot control, but is easily limited by dimensional disasters and sample efficiency in complex environments. alnazir a m a et al. [5] used optimization techniques based on available space of discharge routes to solve the control problem of intersection capacity in urban transportation networks. they managed signalized intersections through deep q-learning agents and used density and velocity measurements to guide control strategies. in the simulation micro model of real urban transportation networks, the discharge based controller has significantly alleviated operational problems and achieved superior results through comparative testing with other methods. deep reinforcement learning combines deep neural networks with reinforcement learning to learn complex strategies through neural networks. the success of alphago is a typical case of deep reinforcement learning, however, the training difficulty of deep reinforcement learning is high, and it needs to overcome problems such as stability and convergence. che c et al. focus on the interdisciplinary integration of mechanical engineering and computer science. through deep learning, especially 2d convolutional neural networks, the original sensor data is transformed into accurate robot position prediction. 73 figure 6. q-learning & deep q-learning through the training of asymmetric gaussian loss functions, the mean square error is effectively reduced. with the continuous development of deep learning technology, more and more algorithms are proposed to solve various problems. however, a single algorithm is often difficult to achieve optimal results, so it is necessary to fuse and integrate multiple algorithms to achieve higher performance[6]. the fusion and ensemble optimization of machine learning models based on swarm intelligence algorithms is a solution. huang et al. combined adaptive gain control and clustering algorithm is used to implement a communication free system with adversarial agents. adopting a biologically inspired flocking algorithm, population observation is enhanced through adaptive gain control and partial kalman filters[7]. finally, through the computer vision target recognition of swarm drones, the simulation system was successfully transformed into practical and reliable applications. 4. the development of machine learning the go battle between alphago and li shishi marked a huge advancement in artificial intelligence, with a 4:1 victory triggering profound attention to the development of artificial intelligence[8]. this event highlights the powerful capabilities of machine learning and lays the foundation for showcasing the promising future of deep level machine learning. with the support of brain like computer cognitive technology, machine learning is bound to usher in greater development. it is crucial to conduct in-depth research on the performance, structure, learning, and functional models of machine learning to replace weak artificial intelligence and enhance intelligence in order to meet the needs of advanced development. in the future, machine learning is expected to combine human cognition, learning, thinking, reasoning, and other aspects to enhance their abilities. continuously upgrading, optimizing, and improving artificial intelligence is the key to ensuring the sustainable development of advanced science and technology. with the support of cloud computing, the internet of things and big data, machine learning will promote the development of digital technology, pay attention to the comprehensive role, promote to the height of interpersonal interaction, and realize the practical application of autonomous vehicle and other fields. the widespread application of machine learning will bring great convenience to people's daily life and production, promoting the development of personalized and intelligent fields such as education, finance, and healthcare. in the field of education, machine learning can customize personalized learning paths and educational resources to enhance learning effectiveness. in the financial field, machine learning can optimize risk management and investment strategies, and improve the efficiency of financial services [9]. in the medical field, machine learning can assist doctors in diagnosis and treatment decisions, improving medical standards. overall, the continuous development of machine learning will bring revolutionary changes to society. through continuous innovation and optimization, artificial intelligence will become a leader in future technological development, creating more convenient, intelligent, and personalized life and work experiences for people. in this process of continuous progress, people need to maintain a cautious focus on ethics and social impact, ensure that the application of machine learning meets ethical standards, and bring positive changes to society. 5. conclusion this study provides a detailed exploration of machine learning algorithms and a comprehensive analysis of their development trends, leading to the following conclusions. machine learning, as a key technology in the field of artificial intelligence, has made significant achievements in supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and reinforcement learning. supervised learning algorithms such as decision trees, support vector machines, and neural networks perform excellently in tasks such as classification and regression, providing powerful solutions for many fields. unsupervised learning algorithms explore potential patterns in data through clustering, principal component analysis, and association rule learning, providing effective means for data analysis and feature extraction. reinforcement learning algorithms have achieved remarkable results in fields such as automatic control due to their ability to learn optimal strategies in the interaction between agents and the environment. 74 however, machine learning still faces a series of challenges, including model interpretability, data privacy protection, and computational resource requirements. in the future, with the continuous evolution of technology, the continuous development of deep learning, the rise of adaptive learning systems, and research on interpretability and fairness will become key directions. in addition, federated learning, as an emerging learning framework, is expected to address issues of data privacy and security, promoting the application of machine learning in a wider range of fields. the continuous progress of machine learning has opened up new prospects for the development of artificial intelligence, but it also requires continuous research and exploration to better adapt to the needs of society. through continuous efforts, machine learning is expected to play a more important role in fields such as healthcare, finance, and transportation, and contribute more possibilities to building an intelligent society. references [1] che, chang, et al. 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"intelligent robotic control system based on computer vision technology." arxiv preprint arxiv: 2404. 01116 (2024). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 97 research on detr‐based weed detection algorithm wenbing liao 1 and wenwen li 2 1 school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin jilin 132022, china 2 school of mechanical and control engineering, baicheng normal college, baicheng, jilin 137000, china abstract: to address the problem of complex field conditions and high similarity between corn seedlings and weeds, this study proposes an improved detr (detection transformer) model for weed detection in corn fields, which uses the cbam convolutional attention mechanism in the detr model, and uses a focal loss function instead of the traditional cross-entropy loss function to balance the number of positive and negative class samples of the data. compared with the original model, the map (mean average precision) of the improved model was increased by 1.12% to 91.56%. keywords: transformer; cbam; focal point loss; weed detection. 1. introduction weed infestation is one of the three major biological disasters in agricultural production, which leads to the loss of world food production equivalent to about 1 billion people's rations each year and causes direct economic losses of about 120 billion dollars [1]. china is also one of the country’s most seriously afflicted by the weed problem, and the invasion of weeds will make the crop yield decline, while the traditional weed control methods are no longer suitable for the current environment [2]. with the rapid development of computer vision and artificial intelligence technology, weed detection methods based on image processing and deep learning have gradually become a research hotspot. by using advanced image processing algorithms and deep learning models, weeds in agricultural fields can be identified and classified, laying the algorithmic foundation for agricultural weeding equipment to realize intelligent and automated, and realizing intelligent agricultural management [3,4]. in the early days, due to the influence of computer arithmetic power, deep learning methods were not popularized, and machine vision-based recognition methods were widely used in crop and weed recognition. mathanker et al[5] extracted multiple features including color and texture in oilseed rape and wheat crops and used adaboost and support vector machines to perform automatic weed recognition. tian ronghui et al [6] achieved accurate recognition of overlapping leaves and weeds based on image chunking and reconstruction combined with support vector machine. since traditional image algorithms mainly rely on manually designed feature extractors and lack adaptive learning ability, the generalization ability and robustness are relatively poor, while with the improvement of computational resources and the availability of large amounts of data, deep learning has attracted extensive attention from researchers, and detection methods based on convolutional neural networks have made significant progress. zhong bin et al [7] proposed a pasture weed detection based on an improved dino detection network, which enhanced the extraction of features by introducing an attention mechanism to achieve better recognition accuracy. jin x et al [8] used three convolutional neural networks (densenet, efficientnet, resnet) to detect weeds in individuals growing in bermudagrass stratum weed species as well as herbicide susceptible weeds. moazzam s i et al [9] used a new two-stage approach to improve the classification accuracy of crop weeds. in the first stage, a binary pixel-level classifier was developed to segment the background and vegetation; in the second stage, a three-class pixel-level classifier was devised to classify the background, weeds, and tobacco. jinyang le et al [10] proposed a weed detection model yolov7-fweed based on the improved yolov7, which used f-relu as the activation function of the convolutional module and added the maxpool multihead self-attention (m-mhsa) module in order to improve the accuracy of weed recognition. zhang packing [11] implemented weed detection using yolov5s.ong p et al [12] used convolutional neural network (cnn) to detect weeds in cabbage fields using images acquired by uavs and compared the performance of random forest (rf) and cnn and concluded that the overall accuracy of cnn is higher than that of random forest. khan s d et al [13] based on encoderdecoder architecture designed a new deep learning architecture was designed, where the encoder part effectively combines a dense absorbing network and a spatial pyramid pooling module for multi-scale feature extraction; the decoder part contains a deconvolutional layer and an attention unit, which helps to recover the spatial information and improves the ability to accurately locate weeds and crops in the image. the above detection algorithms have achieved better results in weed detection, but there are still some limitations, the weeds in the field are complex, there is occlusion, blurring and other conditions, transformer is better at dealing with global information compared to convolutional networks, so this study uses the transformer-based model for the weed detection task in order to achieve better results, and to provide a smart weed control equipment with a theoretical basis. 2. detr network model detr (detection transformer) [14] is an end-to-end target detection network based on transformer [15] proposed by facebook team. traditional detection methods typically use a two-stage process, where candidate frames are first generated, and then classification and bounding box regression is performed on these candidate frames. compared to convolution-based detection networks, detr eliminates processes such as candidate frame generation and nonmaximal suppression (nms), transforming the target detection task into an ensemble prediction problem and 98 greatly simplifying the target detection process. the model structure of detr is shown in fig. 1, which can be divided into the following three parts: first, the cnn backbone network for image feature extraction using resnet network; second, the encoder and decoder based on selfattention transformer; and third, the feed-forward network, ffn, which carries out the final detection. the original image is fed into the resnet network to generate a feature map, and then undergoes a 1×1 convolution to convert the channel dimension of the resnet output into a smaller dimension d to obtain a new feature map d×h×w. transformer expects a sequence as input, so we collapse the spatial dimension of the new feature map into a single dimension to obtain d×hw, which is then passed as an input with the addition of positional encoding to the transformer. the detr decoder decodes n objects in parallel, and the n object queries are converted into one output embedding by the decoder. the feed-forward network decodes them independently as bounding box coordinates, predicting the normalized center coordinates, height and width of the bounding box, while the linear layer predicts the category labels using a softmax function. the detr model exploits the self-attention of these embeddings and the encoder-decoder attention to reason globally over all the objects, being able to use the whole image as a context. fig 1. detr model architecture the detr model uses an ensemble-based loss function that predicts a fixed-size ensemble of n bounding boxes that can be predicted for all objects simultaneously. n is usually set to be much larger than the actual number of objects of interest in the image, and requires an additional special class labeled “∅” to indicate that no objects are detected within a slot. no objects are detected. this class acts similarly to the background class in standard object detection methods. 3. model algorithm improvement 3.1. focal loss function in most cases the foreground region is smaller than the background region, so the number of anchors corresponding to the foreground target tends to be smaller than the number of anchors corresponding to the background target, and there is a serious classification imbalance problem in the foreground and background, and this imbalance problem affects the training process of the model. it leads to two problems: (1) training is inefficient because most places are simple negative examples, which do not help the model learning; (2) too many negative samples will dominate the model training and lead to lower model accuracy. detr infers a fixed-size set of n predictions in a single pass through the decoder, and detr produces an optimal dichotomous match between predicted and real objects, optimizing object-specific losses. first, detr performs a bipartite graph matching using an improved hungarian algorithm, which matches the predicted set with the true set one by one, so that the matching loss is minimized, and a prediction result that minimizes the loss with the current true value is obtained by the hungarian algorithm. after that, the loss function is calculated, which is a linear combination of classification loss and bounding box loss. the categorization loss is calculated from the cross-entropy of the categorized predicted value and the true value, and the bounding box loss is a linear combination of the l1 loss and the giou loss. the standard cross-entropy loss function has the same contribution weight for each sample, and when there is an imbalance between positive and negative samples, the model training process may have a dominant effect, resulting in a weaker model for positive sample discrimination. the standard cross entropy is shown in equation (3): , 1 1 , otherwise (1) where y ∈ 1,1 , representing positive and negative samples, is the labeling probability predicted by the model, and if p > 0.5, it represents a positive sample, otherwise it is a negative sample. define by equation (2) and rewrite the loss function as ce log . , 1 1 , (2) in order to improve the effect of target detection, this paper replaces the cross-entropy loss function in the classification loss with the focus loss function [16] for calculation. focus loss solves the problems of positive and negative sample extreme imbalance and difficult to classify sample learning by adjusting the weight of easy to classify samples, which makes the model pay more attention to difficult to classify samples. the focus loss formula is shown in (3): 1 (3) the definition of is similar to that of . in the formula for focus loss, weights are introduced to improve the imbalance of positive and negative samples, and a modulation factor 1 is added to regulate the weights of the difficult and easy samples. when a border is misclassified, 1 is close to 1, and its loss is almost unaffected, and when is close to 1, which indicates that it has better classification prediction and is a simple sample, 1 is close to 0, so its loss is moderated down. is a moderating factor, and the larger is, the lower the contribution of the simple sample loss will be. 3.2. cbam attention module cbam [17], in order to emphasize features that are 99 meaningful along the two main dimensions, channel and space, applies channel and spatial attention modules sequentially, allowing each branch to learn what is important on the channel and spatial axes, respectively. the modular structure of cbam is shown in fig. 2.given an intermediate feature map, the cbam module sequentially infers the attention map along the two separate dimensions (channel and spatial), the graph, and then multiplies the attention graph by the input feature graph for adaptive feature refinement. the module can optimize the information flow process within the network by learning which information in the features needs to be emphasized or suppressed. fig 2. cbam structure the overall attention generation process can be summarized as shown in equations (4), (5): ⨂ (4) ⨂ (5) f denotes the features input to the cbam module, and and are the cbam-derived 1d channel attention and 2d spatial attention, respectively, where ⊗ denotes multiplication by elements each channel of the feature map is considered as a feature detector and the channel attention is focused on the meaningful features of the given input image. to compute the channel attention efficiently, the spatial dimension of the input feature map is squeezed. the spatial attention map is generated by exploiting the spatial relationships of the features. unlike channel attention, spatial attention concentrates on the effective information locations on the feature map and complements channel attention. to compute spatial attention, average pooling and maximum pooling operations are first applied along the channel axis and connected to generate a valid feature descriptor. fig 3. model structure the structure of the model with the addition of the cbam module is shown in fig. 3. after the original image is processed by the resnet network, the features are refined using the cbam attention module, which helps the network to focus on the regions and feature channels that are more important to the current task, thus improving the feature extraction ability of the network and the final recognition effect. at the same time, jump connections are added after cbam to preserve the output features in the original network, and the information is more easily propagated to the later networks to avoid information loss. 4. experimental results and analysis 4.1. introduction to the dataset in this study, we used a dataset from the corn weed dataset that is publicly available online [18], and changed the dataset to have five categories, which were taken from the natural environment of corn seedling field, and images were collected under different soil background and sunlight conditions. the dataset contains maize seedlings with four common weeds such as prickly adelgid, sedge, quinoa and early morning glory, a total of 5 medium field plants, and the image size is 800 × 600.meanwhile, in order to make the model learn a good characterization, the dataset is subjected to data enhancement. the diversity of data samples is improved by flipping, rotating, changing contrast, adding noise and other operations on the graphs to reduce the network overfitting phenomenon. the image enhancement result is shown in fig. 4: 4.2. assessment of indicators in this paper, we use map (mean average precison) as the evaluation metrics of algorithm accuracy. map (mean average precision) is one of the most common evaluation metrics in the task of target detection, which indicates the average of the detection precision (ap) of each category in the dataset, which can reflect the average accuracy performance of the model on all categories and measure the comprehensive performance of the model. the above evaluation metrics have formulas calculated as shown in (6)(9): p (6) r (7) ap (8) map ∑ (9) 100 (a) image rotation (b) image contrast enhancement (c) add noise (d) image stitching fig 4. data enhancement in the above equation: the number of positive samples predicted to be in the positive category, the number of negative samples predicted to be in the positive category, and the number of positive samples predicted to be in the negative category for tp, fp, and fn, respectively, p denotes the precision rate, i.e., the proportion of actual positive samples among the results predicted to be positive samples, and r stands for the recall rate, which denotes the proportion of positive samples correctly detected by the model as positive samples out of the positive samples used in the test set. 4.3. results the gpu used in this experiment is rtx3090, the python version is 3.8, and the deep learning framework is pytorch, version 1.11. during the training process, in order to evaluate the performance of the models more comprehensively, we performed a validation evaluation of the models after every 10 epochs and recorded the map change curves of each model in figure 5. according to the map change curves of the models plotted in fig. 5, we can see the impact of different algorithms on the model performance. by introducing the convolutional block attention mechanism (cbam) and focal loss, the map of the models both achieved better results compared to the original model at the final convergence stage. in order to show the effect of the models in the training process more clearly, table 1 lists the best map values achieved by each model in the evaluation process. based on the contents of table 1, it can be known that the incorporation of the cbam attention mechanism and the focus loss function achieved the best test results in the dataset, with an improvement of 1.12% compared to the original model of detr, and this enhancement suggests that the cbam attention mechanism and the focus loss function play an obvious role in improving the model performance. fig 5. map change curve table 1. results of detr experiments focal loss cbam map detr 90.44 √ 90.96 √ √ 91.56 (a) (b) fig 6. model detection results fig. 6 shows the test results of the original detr model and the improved model on the test set, and four images are selected to compare the performance of the models. fig. 6(a) 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 m ap epoch detr+fl+cbam detr+fl detr 101 shows the test results of the detr model and fig. 6(b) shows the test results of the improved model. from fig. 6(a), it can be seen that the original model will have missed detection as well as detection errors when there are more targets. the addition of cbam attention and focus loss effectively improves the model's missed detection as well as the occurrence of detecting wrong targets, which proves the effectiveness of the improved model. 5. summarize in this paper, the transformer model is applied to the weed detection task, based on the detr 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[17] jiang h, zhang c, qiao y, et al. cnn feature based graph convolutional network for weed and crop recognition in smart farming[j]. computers and electronics in agriculture, 2020, 174: 105450. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 139 acoustic emission signal diagnosis of rolling bearing faults based on ceemdan and messa‐svm zhang xu *, yu yang shenyang university of technology, shenyang liaoning, 110870, china * corresponding author: zhang xu (email: 15524501591@163.com) abstract: acoustic emission signals generated during rolling bearing failures reflect their health conditions, serving as crucial indicators for to address the limitations in feature extraction and classification accuracy of traditional methods in acoustic emission signal to address the limitations in feature extraction and classification accuracy of traditional methods in acoustic emission signal, this paper proposes a fault diagnosis method based on ceemdan and messa-svm. initially, ceemdan is employed to perform multi-scale initially, ceemdan is employed to perform multi-scale decomposition of fault acoustic emission signals, obtaining intrinsic mode function (imf) components, followed by selecting critical imf components the imf components are selected through kurtosis-correlation feature screening. permutation entropy is then calculated to construct feature vectors. to optimize svm classifier parameters, a multi-strategy sparrow search algorithm (messa) incorporating euclidean distance population diversity, gaussian perturbation strategy, and fitness difference guidance is designed. this algorithm demonstrates excellent global optimization capability in standard test functions. this algorithm demonstrates excellent global optimization capability in standard test functions. experimental results indicate that the messa-svm classifier achieves 95% accuracy. through comparative analysis with other algorithms, the advantages of this method over alternatives include the advantages of this method over alternatives are validated, demonstrating its effectiveness and reliability in bearing fault acoustic emission signal diagnosis. keywords: bearing fault diagnosis; acoustic emission; ceemdan; permutation entropy; sparrow search algorithm; support vector machin. 1. introduction as an important rotating component in mechanical equipment, rolling bearings have a direct impact on the performance and service life of the equipment. however, due to the complex long-term working environment, bearings are prone to wear, fatigue, cracks and other faults, which may lead to equipment downtime or even major safety accidents. therefore, the real-time monitoring and fault diagnosis of rolling bearing operation state has important theoretical significance and engineering application value[1] . acoustic emission (ae), as a highly sensitive nondestructive testing method, can capture high-frequency elastic wave signals at the early stage of microcrack formation or expansion within the material, providing an important means for early detection of bearing failures. compared with vibration signals, acoustic emission signals are characterized by high frequency range and rapid response, which can reflect the health status of bearings earlier and more accurately. however, due to the complexity of the acoustic emission signal and its susceptibility to environmental noise interference, how to extract effective features and accurately classify fault types is still a difficult and hot spot in current research. in recent years, bearing fault diagnosis methods combining advanced signal processing techniques and machine learning algorithms have gradually received widespread attention[2] . techniques such as time-frequency analysis, wavelet transform, and empirical modal decomposition (emd) are able to extract rich time-frequency features from acoustic emission signals[3] ; at the same time, the introduction of algorithms such as support vector machines (svms) and deep learning provides stronger model expression capabilities for classification and identification of fault patterns[4] . however, these methods still face problems such as high computational complexity and insufficient model robustness in practical applications. adaptive white noise complete empirical mode decomposition (ceemdan) is an improved signal processing method proposed by scholars maria alejandra torres et al. based on the traditional ensemble empirical mode decomposition (eemd) algorithm[5] . ceemdan effectively solves several problems in traditional eemd, such as mode aliasing, incompleteness of decomposition, and large signal reconstruction error, by adaptively adjusting the noise component and reconstructing the signal during the introduction of white noise. rolling bearing fault diagnosis essentially belongs to the category of pattern recognition, in which support vector machine (svm) is widely used as a classification technique [6]. in order to improve the performance of the classification model, it is usually necessary to tune the parameters with the help of optimization algorithms to obtain the best parameter configuration. the support vector machine (ssa-svm) classifier optimized with the improved sparrow search algorithm (issa) is able to effectively search for the global optimal solution [7] with high classification accuracy and good recognition ability. the sparrow search algorithm performs global optimal search by simulating the sparrow's foraging behavior and danger perception mechanism. however, the traditional ssa suffers from the problem of easily falling into local optimality. this paper takes the faulty bearing acoustic emission signal as the research object, and centers on the rolling bearing fault detection and diagnosis problem, and proposes a rolling bearing acoustic emission fault diagnosis method based on the 140 ceemdan decomposition algorithm, feature extraction algorithm, and the improved messa-svm classifier model. first, the collected acoustic emission signals are decomposed using the ceemdan algorithm to obtain a series of intrinsic modal functions (imfs); subsequently, the key imf components are screened out according to the magnitude of the crag. then, the time-domain alignment entropy features[7] are extracted from these imf components to construct the feature vector set. finally, the feature vector collections under different fault states are inputted into the improved messasvm model for training and classification to realize intelligent fault diagnosis of rolling bearing fault acoustic emission signals[8] . through experimental verification, the method proposed in this paper can significantly improve the accuracy and efficiency of fault detection, providing theoretical support and practical basis for the popularization and application of acoustic emission technology in actual engineering. 2. acoustic emission signal processing 2.1. ceemdan principles the ceemdan algorithm introduces an adaptive white noise-assisted decomposition process, and this strategy can significantly reduce the modal aliasing in emd processing. meanwhile, ceemdan also has smaller reconstruction error and higher decomposition efficiency[10] . its specific algorithm steps are as follows: define the cavitation noise time series containing white noise asx t ,v t is the white noise sequence,γ is the standard deviation of the white noise sequence, and i 1,2, . . . n is the number of trials. the signal after adding white noise is: x t x t γ v t (1) the signal x t after the addition of white noise is decomposed with emd to obtain a set of intrinsic modal functions (imfs). these modal components are averaged to obtain the first imf of the ceemdan decomposition: imf t ∑ imf t (2) calculate the first residual component: r t x t imf t (3) white noisev t is added to the first residualr t fori trials. on each trial, decompose the signal r t γ v t until it is decomposed into first order components. the second modal componentimf is obtained: imf t ∑ e r t γ e v t (4) wheree ⋅ denotes thej th order component generated by the emd method. calculate the second residual component: r t r t imf t (5) the above steps are repeated until the residual signal obtained is a monotonic function and the decomposition cannot be continued. at this point,k modal components are obtained and the final residual component isr t . the signalx t can be expressed as: x t ∑ imf r t (6) 2.2. cliff criterion cliff is a statistical index used to describe the steepness of the probability distribution. for bearing acoustic emission signal, when its normal operation signal probability distribution is approximately normal distribution, the periodic impact is not significant; and when the bearing failure, due to the rolling body and the fault point of the periodic collision effect, the signal probability distribution tends to be steeper, the crag value increases significantly. the mathematical expression for this statistic of crag is: k (7) wherex is the acoustic emission signal,u is the mean value of the signal, andσ is the standard deviation of the signal. however, the bearing acoustic emission signals contain fault information in addition to the superimposed background noise generated by the operation of the mechanical system and vibration interference from other components. in this study, a normalization method is used to process the imf component clarity values to attenuate the influence effect of the original signal clarity: ku (8) 2.3. pearson's coefficient the pearson correlation coefficient is a statistic that measures the degree of linear correlation between two variables[11] . for bearings containing localized faults, their acoustic emission signals are mainly composed of fault shocks, friction vibrations and background noise components. the stronger the correlation between the imf component obtained by ceemdan decomposition and the original signal, the more likely the component carries valid fault information. the mathematical definition of pearson's correlation coefficient is: r , ⋅ (9) wherer is the pearson correlation coefficient,cov x, y is the covariance of the random variablesx andy ,σ x is the standard deviation of the random variablex , andσ y is the standard deviation of the random variabley . the pearson correlation coefficient is used to measure the degree of correlation between the imf component and the original signal, and is calculated as: cc r imfi, x (10) where, imfi is the firsti modal component andx is the original signal. when a localized fault occurs in a bearing, the resulting shock signal manifests itself in multiple imf components. these imf components containing fault information have a strong correlation with the original signal because they retain the main features of the original signal. on the contrary, those imf components that are mainly composed of noise have a weak correlation with the original signal due to their high randomness. based on this feature, by calculating the correlation coefficient between the imf components and the original signal, the components containing fault information can be effectively identified and filtered out. 141 2.4. cliff-correlation feature-based weight component screening approach rolling bearing acoustic emission signal has nonstationarity and non-linear characteristics, and its fault information is mainly manifested as transient impact component. due to the influence of complex working conditions, diverse propagation paths and other factors, it is difficult for a single evaluation index to fully reflect the fault characteristic information contained in the imf component. although the crag of transient characteristics can capture the short-term shock characteristics, it is easily affected by noise and may amplify irrelevant signals; while the correlation coefficient of overall characteristics, although it can reflect the global trend of the signals, may be difficult to respond sensitively under weak fault shocks. to overcome the limitations of a single criterion, this paper combines the cliff value and the correlation coefficient to construct a combined evaluation index-multidimensional fault characterization factor p. the multidimensional fault characterization factor p (hereafter referred to as the fault factor) is defined as: p ku cc (11) whereku is the normalized cliff value andcc is the pearson correlation coefficient. by this method, the component that best reflects the signal fault characteristics can be found among multiple modal components, avoiding the blindness of a single threshold or a fixed criterion and ensuring the dynamic adaptability of the analysis process. 2.5. permutation entropy permutation entropy (pe) is a measure of time series complexity proposed by porto et al. in 2000. permutation entropy evaluates the complexity and disorder of information in time series data by analyzing the ordering of neighboring points[12] . different from the traditional entropy theory, the alignment entropy does not depend on the specific value of the time series, but is based on the sorting pattern of the data, so it has strong robustness and can effectively deal with the interference of noise. based on this, the alignment entropy can effectively measure the complexity and regularity of the acoustic emission fault signal sequence. the value of the alignment entropy is calculated by the following formula: pe m ∑ p logp (12) wherep is the probability of occurrence of the first i sorting pattern andk is the total number of sorting patterns. 3. parameter optimization based on improved sparrow search algorithm 3.1. principle of sparrow algorithm sparrow search algorithm (ssa) is a novel meta-heuristic optimization algorithm proposed in 2020, which is inspired by the foraging behavior and anti-predator strategy of sparrows. the algorithm has attracted attention for its uniqueness, powerful optimization capability, and fast convergence speed, and its basic principle is as follows: sparrow populations are mainly composed of three types of individuals: discoverers, followers and scouts. discoverers are responsible for leading the population to find suitable foraging areas and directions; followers obtain food based on the information provided by the discoverers; in order to maximize the foraging efficiency, the roles of discoverers and followers are dynamically changed in the algorithm[13] . 3.2. messa (multi-strategy enhanced sparrow search algorithm) sparrow search algorithms perform global optimality search by simulating the foraging behavior and danger perception mechanism of sparrows. however, the traditional ssa suffers from the problem of easy to fall into local optimization, especially in the case of insufficient population diversity, the global search ability of the algorithm may be significantly reduced[14] . in order to improve this situation, this paper utilizes various enhancement strategies to improve the sparrow algorithm. 3.2.1. population diversity optimization initialization based on euclidean distance the optimization performance of the sparrow search algorithm (ssa) relies on the diversity of the populations, especially in the distribution stage of the initial populations. for this reason, this study proposes a population diversity retention strategy based on euclidean distance for ssa to enhance its global search capability and avoid falling into premature convergence. in the original ssa, the population individuals are randomly initialized, which may lead to too much concentration of individuals in the solution space and reduce the exploration efficiency of the population. to solve this problem, this study introduces a population screening mechanism based on euclidean distance, which calculates the two-by-two distances of individuals in the population and excludes the individuals whose distances are smaller than a set thresholdδ , so as to construct a uniformly distributed population in the solution space. the euclidean distance is calculated as: d x , x ∑ x x (13) where x and x are two individuals in the sparrow population and n is the problem dimension. when the distance between two individualsd x , x δ , one of them is removed to ensure the population diversity. through this screening method, the solution space coverage ability of ssa in the initialization stage can be significantly enhanced, laying a good foundation for the subsequent optimization process. 3.2.2. gaussian perturbation strategy (improvement of ssa discoverer stage update mechanism) in sparrow search algorithm (ssa), the individual discoverer is mainly responsible for global exploration[15] . in order to improve the global search capability and avoid the algorithm from falling into local optimum, this study proposes a gaussian perturbation strategy. this strategy enhances the diversity of search behaviors when updating discoverer individuals by introducing perturbations based on gaussian distributions, and optimizes the balance between exploration and exploitation at different stages by adaptively adjusting the magnitude of perturbations. the probability density function of a gaussian distribution (also called normal distribution) is. f x √ e (14) 142 whereμ is the mean andσ is the standard deviation. this distribution is widely used in nature. while the traditional updating approach in the discoverer phase relies only on the local information of the current solution, the gaussian perturbation strategy breaks the existing local optimum by introducing random noise to simulate more diverse search behaviors and enhance the global exploration capability. the gaussian perturbation amplitude is dynamically adjusted with iterations, using a larger perturbation amplitude at the beginning of the search for extensive search, and a smaller perturbation amplitude at the later stages of the algorithm to refine the search and enhance the local search capability. in the improved gaussian perturbation strategy, a gaussian distributed perturbation term is introduced to replace the individual discoverer's position update method: m ax1 0 m ax (0 ,1) 1 (0 ,1) t tt t i i t x x e n g t                 (15) n 0, σ denotes a standard gaussian distribution (mean 0, standard deviationσ of the perturbation. x is the current global optimal solution andx is the current worst solution. in the early stages of the algorithm (when the number of iterations is low), the perturbation magnitude is large, allowing the individual discoverer to explore the solution space extensively. as the number of iterations increases (i.e., the search enters a later stage), the magnitude of the perturbation decreases, allowing the search to converge to a locally optimal solution and enhancing the fine development capability. specifically, the perturbation magnitudeσ is adjusted with the number of iterations as follows: σ σ ⋅ 1 (16) whereσ is the initial perturbation amplitude,max_iter is the maximum number of iterations, and σ is the perturbation amplitude of the current iteration. 3.2.3. adaptation difference bootstrap strategy based on global optimum the main goal of the joiner phase is to exploit potential search regions. however, the updating strategy of traditional sparrow algorithm joiner relies more on local information (e.g., the location of the optimal solution), and the joiner updating strategy does not make enough use of the global optimal solution, which leads to the limitation of its exploitation ability. in this study, we propose an adaptation difference guidance strategy based on the global optimum to enhance the convergence speed and exploitation capability of the algorithm by strengthening the influence of the global optimal solution. when the difference between an individual's fitness and the global optimal solution is large, the joiner will move more substantially in the direction of the global optimal solution, thus accelerating the search process. in the early stages of the algorithm (when the number of iterations is small), the larger difference in fitness guides the individuals to explore the solution space extensively, which enhances the global search capability. and as the number of iterations increases (i.e., entering the later stages of search), the fitness difference gradually decreases and the step size shrinks accordingly, which makes the individual search gradually converge to the global optimal solution and improves the fineness of local exploitation. this strategy effectively balances the ability of global exploration and local exploitation, which helps the algorithm accelerate convergence near the global optimal solution and avoid falling into the local optimal solution. the formula for the difference in fitness is as follows: ∆f ∣ f f ∣ (17) where the fitness of the individual j isf and the fitness of the global optimal solution isf . combine the fitness difference with the global optimal solution to guide the search step size of an individual. assume that the step size ∆x is determined by the positional difference between the fitness difference and the global optimal solution with the following formula: max δ δ (1 )j j t x f t       (18) whereγ is the step adjustment factor andε~u 0,1 is a uniformly distributed random number. based on the step size guided by the fitness difference, the update formula for the individualj is. x j x j ∆x ⋅ x x j (19) where: x j is the current solution location of the individual j ,x is the location of the global optimal solution, and∆x is the bootstrap step size. 3.3. algorithm testing and analysis in order to test the improved effectiveness of messa (enhanced multi-strategy sparrow search algorithm), which incorporates population diversity optimization initialization, gaussian perturbation strategy, and updating strategy guided by fitness difference, this paper compares it with the sparrow search algorithm (ssa) and several other search algorithms, namely: the sparrow algorithm ssa; the gray wolf optimization algorithm gwo; and the particle swarm algorithm pso. for a comprehensive performance evaluation, 14 benchmark test functions covering different features were selected for the study. these sets of evaluation functions contain single-peak, multi-peak, and dimension-specific multimodal functions. among them, the multi-peak function can effectively verify the global search capability of the algorithm and its performance in jumping out of the local optimum due to the inclusion of a number of local optimal solutions, while the single-peak function is mainly used to evaluate the convergence efficiency and local optimality search performance of the algorithm. the detailed function parameters and characteristics are shown in table 1. the experimental platform is configured as follows: cpu model: hp hp elitebook 840 g9, intel core i7-1255u main frequency 2.7ghz system memory: 16gb system platform: windows 11 64-bit version development tools: matlab 143 r2018(a) in terms of parameter configuration, messa adopts the same basic parameter settings as ssa, and all the algorithms involved in the comparison are tested under uniform experimental conditions. in order to ensure the statistical reliability of the experimental results and reduce the impact of errors caused by random factors, each algorithm was run independently for 30 times. the experimental results are summarized in table 2, where the optimal results are marked in bold font table 1. test functions serial number function (math.) single/multiple peak dimension (math.) domain (math.) theoretical optimum f1 sphere single peak 30 [-100, 100] 0 f2 schwefel'problem2.22 single peak 30 [-10, 10] 0 f3 schwefel'problem 1.2 single peak 30 [-100, 100] 0 f4 schwefel' problem2.21 single peak 30 [-100, 100] 0 f5 generalized roscnbrocks' funtionsingle peak 30 [-30, 30] 0 f6 step function single peak 30 [-100, 100] 0 f7 quartic function single peak 30 [-1.28, 1.28] 0 f8 generalized schwefel' problem 2.2multiple peaks 30 [-500, 500] -12569.5 f9 generalized rastrigin's function multi-peak 30 [-5.12, 5.12] 0 f10 ackley's function multi-peak 30 [-32, 32] 0 f11 ceneralized criewank function multi-peak 30 [-600, 600] 0 f12 ceneralized penalized function1 multi-peak 30 [-50, 50] 0 f13 ceneralized penalized function2 multi-peak 30 [-50, 50] 0 f14 shekel 's foxholes function fixed-dimensional multimodal 30 [-65.536, 65.536] 1 table 2. functional simulation test results function (math.) arithmetic optimum value average value (statistics) standard deviation function (math.) arithmetic optimum value average value (statistics) standard deviation f1 ssa 3.67 10 2.03 10 3.28 10 f8 ssa -8717.03 -7704.774 7.62 10 messa . . . messa -12569.49 -12569.48 . gwo 0.00 10 0.00 10 0.00 10 gwo -418.982 -418.983 1.94 10 pso 3.70 10 3.03 10 3.61 10 pso -10238.66 -9355.68 4.34 10 f2 ssa 5.27 10 6.22 10 7.91 10 f9 ssa 1.22 10 5.37 10 7.51 10 messa . . . messa . . . gwo 0.00 10 0.00 10 0.00 10 gwo 0.00 10 0.00 10 0.00 10 pso 4.51 10 1.84 10 1.20 10 pso 1.59 10 2.11 10 4.02 10 f3 ssa 3.77 10 1.44 10 2.81 10 f10 ssa 8.37 10 1.15 10 1.18 10 messa . . . messa . . . gwo 0.00 10 0.00 10 0.00 10 gwo 9.01 10 9.01 10 0.00 10 pso 8.76 10 1.27 10 1.91 10 pso 2.28 10 9.41 10 5.95 10 f4 ssa 5.54 10 5.81 10 5.20 10 f11 ssa 8.79 10 8.37 10 9.87 10 messa . . . messa . . . gwo 0.00 10 0.00 10 0.00 10 gwo 0.00 10 0.00 10 0.00 10 pso 8.57 10 3.11 10 1.67 10 pso 0.00 10 1.43 10 1.01 10 f5 ssa 2.86 10 2.88 10 5.71 10 f12 ssa 6.52 10 1.27 10 3.82 10 messa 3.09 10 1.27 10 2.77 10 messa . 3.94 10 4.34 10 gwo . . . gwo 1.85 10 6.28 10 9.08 10 pso 1.69 10 2.99 10 2.01 10 pso 4.22 10 1.32 10 1.89 10 f6 ssa 3.39 10 3.72 10 4.72 10 f13 ssa 7.93 10 1.03 10 1.46 10 messa . 1.46 10 2.06 10 messa . . . gwo 1.31 10 5.73 10 6.25 10 gwo 3.77 10 4.05 10 3.24 10 pso 9.52 10 1.04 10 7.29 10 pso 4.35 10 9.21 10 1.35 10 f7 ssa 1.63 10 1.83 10 1.72 10 f14 ssa 9.98 10 9.98 10 7.21 10 messa . 1.19 10 1.16 10 messa . . . gwo 1.31 10 2.33 10 2.05 10 gwo 9.98 10 9.98 10 2.35 10 pso 1.42 10 2.58 10 7.67 10 pso 9.98 10 9.98 10 5.21 10 144 in order to visually assess the optimization performance of the messa algorithm, the convergence trajectories of four typical test functions are selected in figure 2 for comparative analysis. by processing the logarithmic transformation of the function fitness values, the convergence behavior and dynamic characteristics of each algorithm in the search process are reflected more clearly. figure 1. messa algorithm flow (a) convergence curve of function f2 (b) convergence curve of function f6 (c) convergence curve of function f8 (d) convergence curve of function f13 figure 2. convergence plot of test function 145 by comparing the experimental results, it can be found that the messa algorithm achieves exact convergence in all the tests of the single-peak functions f1-f4, which is mainly attributed to the gaussian perturbation mechanism introduced in the discoverer updating strategy, the gaussian perturbation provides random fluctuations conforming to the normal distribution for the individual searches, which is more conducive to the careful localized exploration. in the complex multi-peak function f5-f7 tests, the advantages of the improved algorithm are more obvious. taking f6 as an example, messa obtains the optimal solution of 3.74 10 . this significant performance improvement mainly stems from the innovative design of the joiner updating strategy: a dynamic step-size adjustment mechanism based on the fitness difference, which enables the individual to adaptively adjust the searching step size according to the gap with the global optimal solution, and it performs well in a complex function space like f6. especially on the high-dimensional function f8, messa reaches the global optimum value of -12569.49 and the standard deviation is only 5.46 × 10^-3, this result is significantly better than the other compared algorithms. meanwhile the lower standard deviation proves that the algorithm has strong stability, thanks to the diversity preserving initialization method based on euclidean distance which effectively maintains the dispersion of the population in the high-dimensional space and avoids premature convergence caused by premature aggregation of the population. meanwhile, the advantage of messa is more obvious in functions with complex terrain features such as f10-f13. especially in the f12 function, the optimal value obtained by messa is improved by 12 orders of magnitude compared to the original ssa algorithm. this significant improvement can be attributed to the optimization of the joiner updating strategy in the improved algorithm: by combining the global optimal solution information with the fitness difference, the convergence speed is guaranteed while maintaining a strong exploitation capability. however, it is worth noting that messa does not perform as well as gwo on f5, mainly due to the fact that messa's updating strategy relies heavily on the difference from the current optimal solution to guide the search. this mechanism works well on most functions as it maintains good convergence. however, on multi-peak complex functions such as f5, over-reliance on the current optimal solution rather limits the algorithm's ability to cross local peaks. gwo guides the population search throughα, β,δ three leaders jointly[16] , and this multi-leader mechanism has a natural advantage when dealing with highly nonlinear multi-peak functions such as f5. to summarize, messa has high stability and significant performance in searching optimization, which indicates that messa has strong competitiveness compared with the comparison algorithms, but there are still some shortcomings. 4. ceemdan and messa-svm based fault diagnostic models the fault diagnosis system in this study incorporates the ceemdan method for effective decomposition of faulty bearing acoustic emission signals, while utilizing arrangement entropy to construct a feature file. finally, the support vector machine is optimized by enhanced multistrategy sparrow search algorithm to construct an efficient classification model for fault diagnosis [17]. the specific steps of this fault diagnosis model are as follows. step 1: acoustic emission experiment (aee) to collect the input fault acoustic emission signal data to ensure that the signal is acquired under appropriate sampling conditions. step 2: the raw acoustic emission signals are decomposed using the ceemdan method to obtain the imf components for different fault types. step 3: calculate the importance of each component according to the weights of the craggy-correlation features, select the top 5 components with p-value, calculate the entropy eigenvalue of their alignment, and construct the feature file. step 4: divide the feature vector dataset obtained in step 3 into a training set and a test set, and use the training set in conjunction with the messa algorithm for parameter optimization and training of the svm. step 5: the optimized messa-svm model is tested for fault classification using the partitioned test set and the final fault classification results are output. 5. experimental validation 5.1. data selection the physical diagram of the bearing acoustic emission detection experimental platform of this study is shown in figure 3. the experiment uses nu205em cylindrical roller bearings as the test object, configured with a two-channel acoustic emission signal acquisition program, the sensor arrangement location was the upper surface of the test bearing housing and the neighboring shaft system platform area. the data acquisition equipment is pci-2 acoustic emission system (made in usa). the experimental design included three bearing conditions: cage damage, outer ring defects, and inner ring failures, and the tests were conducted at three rotational speeds: 600, 900, and 1200 r-min-¹. a total of three classes of labeled data were constructed for the experiments, each class containing 100 sets of samples, and the training and test sets were divided according to the ratio of 8:2, i.e., 80 sets of each class were selected for training, and the remaining 20 sets were used for test validation. figure 3. acoustic emission monitoring test setup 5.2. feature extraction first, taking the bearing acoustic emission signal 600r inner ring fault as an example, the acoustic emission data are decomposed by ceemdan to obtain multiple imf 146 components. the first 5 components with the largest p-value are calculated and selected by using the weighted component screening method of cliff-correlation feature, as shown in table 3. the top 5 imf components are selected to contain the vast majority of the effective information of the original signal, but also effectively avoid the problems of timeconsuming and long redundancy in diagnosis caused by too much component data[17] . table 3. imf component p-values imf component imf1 imf2 imf3 imf4 p-value 8.81 5.17 0.33 0.17 imf component imf5 imf6 imf7 imf8 p-value -0.60 0.13 -1.52 -1.51 the arrangement entropy is solved for the first five imf components selected by using the p value, and then normalized to construct the feature vectors to obtain the feature vector set of100 5. the imf1 arrangement entropy of 8 sets of data for each of the 3 faulty operating states of rolling bearings is illustrated as an example, see fig. 4. figure 4. entropy value of imf1 arrangement in different states 5.3. svm recognition of bearing faults during training, the outer ring bearing fault features are labeled as 1, rolling element fault features are labeled as 2, and inner ring fault features are labeled as 3. in order to highlight the advantages of the craggy-correlation featurebased weight component screening method proposed in this paper, three groups of comparative experiments are designed in this study, which are identified using ordinary svm. the first group uses eemd decomposition and directly selects the alignment entropy of the first 5 imf components as features; the second group applies crag-correlation feature screening after eemd decomposition selection method, by calculating the crag and the pearson correlation coefficient of each imf with the original signal, the five components with the largest p-value are screened out, and the arrangement entropy of these five sensitive feature components is calculated as the features. the third group applies the crag-correlation feature screening method after ceemdan decomposition to screen the arrangement entropy of the sensitive feature components as features. the features of the above three experiments are input into the svm classifier, and the experimental results are shown in table 4. the experimental results show that the screening method based on crag-correlation features can effectively improve the accuracy of feature selection, especially in the case of higher signal complexity, and has better diagnostic performance. table 4. svm classification accuracy for different feature extraction methods feature extraction methods outer ring failure rolling body failure inner ring failure accuracy eemd 11 11 19 68.3% eemd vs. pvalue 14 10 18 70.0% ceemdan with p-value 20 17 15 86.7% 5.4. comparison of the effect of svm with different classifiers in order to further demonstrate the advantages of svm classifier under the optimization of enhanced multi-strategy sparrow search algorithm over other excellent algorithms, the feature vectors are inputted into the following classification models for comparison: svm, pso-svm, ssa-svm, and messa-svm, respectively. the number of populations of each classification model is uniformly set to 30, and the number of iterations is 50 times. the recognition result graph is shown in fig. 5, svm model has 8 groups of samples failed to recognize correctly, pso-svm and ssa-svm models have 4 groups of samples recognized incorrectly respectively, which is significantly improved compared with traditional svm. and the improved messa-svm model has only 3 groups not recognized correctly among 60 groups of test objects, and the overall recognition accuracy reaches 95%, which has a significant advantage over other comparison algorithms. a comparison of the experimental results is shown in table 3, which indicates that the messa-svm model shows outstanding performance advantages in the bearing fault diagnosis task. the analysis in table 5 shows that the classification accuracy of ordinary svm model is 86.7%, which is the worst classification effect, ssa svm model and pso svm have improved the accuracy compared with svm classifier, and the classification accuracy is 93.3%, and the classification accuracy of messa svm classifier is improved by 1.7% based on ssa svm, and the classification accuracy is 95% at the highest. in summary, the messa svm classifier shows more superior performance in bearing fault diagnosis. 6. conclusion in order to accurately identify rolling bearing faults based on acoustic emission signals, this paper proposes a weight component screening method based on craggy-correlation features and a feature extraction process of ceemdan arrangement entropy, as well as a rolling bearing acoustic emission fault diagnosis method of messa-svm. through theoretical analysis and experimental verification, the following main conclusions are drawn: (1) a weight component screening method based on the crag-correlation feature is proposed to construct a multidimensional fault characterization factor p by calculating the crag value and pearson's correlation coefficient of imf components, and experiments have proved that the key components containing fault information are effectively identified and screened out, which improves the fault identification accuracy. 147 (a) svm model (b) pso-svm modeling (c) ssa-svm modeling (d) messa-svm modeling figure 5. diagram of fault 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[18] li r, fan yg. fault diagnosis of high-pressure diaphragm pump check valve based on ceemdan multi-scale arrangement entropy and so-relm[j]. vibration and shock, 2023, 42(05):127-135. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 58 tracking control based on model predictive and adaptive neural network sliding mode of tiltrotor uav zijing ouyang, sheng xu and chengyue su school of physics and optoelectronic engineering, guangdong university of technology, guangzhou guangdong, 510006, china abstract: as the low-altitude economy rapidly expands, the demand for uavs is increasingly growing, and their operational scenarios are becoming more complex, with higher requirements for endurance and short-distance take-off and landing performance. tiltrotor uavs, characterized by vertical take-off and landing and long endurance, have attracted widespread attention for their potential applications. however, the dynamics and flight paths of tiltrotor uavs are highly nonlinear, and traditional linear flight controllers cannot fully utilize the real-time performance capabilities of tiltrotor uavs. under the conditions of model uncertainty and input saturation in tiltrotor uavs, traditional los+pid control strategies exhibit characteristics of insufficient responsiveness and excessive overshoot. to improve the performance of tiltrotor uavs in completing path tracking tasks, we have developed a new control strategy. by establishing an error model for three-dimensional space path tracking, we propose a cascaded control strategy of motion controllers and dynamic controllers. the motion controller is designed based on model predictive control, generating a series of speed-limited signals. then, in the dynamic controller part, an adaptive radial basis function neural network is used to estimate the model uncertainty caused by aerodynamic parameters to enhance its robustness. finally, the proposed algorithm is compared with the los guidance method and pid controller through simulation experiments. the comparison results show that the proposed algorithm can improve the path tracking effect, increase the response speed, and reduce the overshoot. keywords: tiltrotor uav; model predictive control; adaptive neural network sliding mode; trajectory tracking. 1. introduction it is well-known that the dynamics of tiltrotor uavs are highly nonlinear, with strong coupling between longitudinal and lateral dynamics. therefore, the control issues of tiltrotor uavs present new challenges to control engineers. however, with the rapid development of sensor technology, automatic control and microelectronics technology, energy supply, and communication technology in recent years, the design and manufacturing of tilt-rotor aircraft have achieved new breakthroughs. many researchers have resumed the study of tiltrotor uavs and have achieved many remarkable results. in 2007, hoffmann g m introduced a trajectory tracking control scheme based on error decomposition, which divided the trajectory error into tangential and normal components, compensated by pi and pid controllers respectively. this approach enabled path tracking and speed adjustment of unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs), providing temporal flexibility in their tracking performance [1]. in 2008, bouktir y proposed a trajectory planning method based on b-spline equations, which utilized nonlinear optimization to derive time-optimal trajectories, albeit requiring significant computational resources [2]. mellinger d, in 2011, put forward a pd-based trajectory tracking control scheme that employed pd controllers for feedback control of the uav's position and attitude, achieving precise trajectory tracking [3]. as research progressed, sliding mode control (smc) algorithms, known for their low model dependency and excellent robustness, have been widely applied in the control of quadrotor uavs. for instance, mofid and colleagues studied the position controller for quadrotor uavs and implemented attitude stabilization using the terminal sliding mode control (tsmc) algorithm [4]. reference [5] proposed an elevator aileron (ea) control method based on linear quadratic regulation (lqr) for the short-period approximation of the longitudinal model of tiltrotor unmanned aerial vehicles. however, stability remains a primary concern for linear control techniques, especially during operations at high pitch angles. the model's uncertainties were not considered due to the difficulty in accurately modeling tiltrotor uavs. to ensure robustness against model uncertainties, numerous studies have focused on control theories such as gain scheduling [6], adaptive control [7-10], sliding mode control (smc) [11,12], and neural network control [13]. taking into account the constraints on control deflection and rate, reference [14] introduced a model predictive control (mpc) algorithm to address the issues of depth tracking and attitude control for tiltrotor unmanned aerial vehicles. however, both algorithms are based on nominal models. therefore, building on existing research, this paper integrates several algorithms including model predictive control (mpc), radial basis function neural network (rbfnn), and adaptive sliding mode control (asmc). chapter two presents the kinematic and dynamic modeling of tiltrotor unmanned aerial vehicles. chapter three describes the error model, motion controller, and dynamic controller for tiltrotor uavs. simulation results are presented in chapter four, along with an evaluation of the overall performance of the controllers. chapter five concludes the paper. 2. motion modeling of tiltrotor uav in this paper, the lift of the tiltrotor unmanned aerial vehicle is generated by the combined forces of the engine thrust, the aerodynamic force provided by the wings, and the gravity of the vehicle itself. the mass of the tiltrotor uav is mt=1.5kg. due to the consideration of part universality in previous designs, the motors, electronic speed controllers, and propellers providing thrust to the tiltrotor uav are of the same 59 model as those used in the quadrotor uav discussed in this paper. the fuselage is equipped with four motors symmetrically distributed on both sides of the tiltrotor uav, with each motor positioned at a distance of dt=600mm from the geometric center of the tiltrotor uav, and the wing area being st=720000mm2. since the motors, electronic speed controllers, and propellers of the same model as those used in the quadrotor uav are employed, the rotational radius of the propeller blades r, the propeller thrust coefficient, and the propeller torque coefficient cm are universal to the quadrotor uav discussed in this paper. the rotational speeds of the four motors of the tiltrotor uav are wt1, wt2, wt3, and wt4, respectively, with the tilt angles of motor 1 and motor 4 being adjustable and identical at angle α . to counteract the torque effect during flight, one pair of diagonally opposite motors rotates clockwise, while the other pair rotates counterclockwise, generating a reactive force through the rotation of the rotors on the motors, thereby providing power output. the body coordinate system for the tiltrotor unmanned aerial vehicle is designated as {t}. the origin tot of the tiltrotor uav's body coordinate system {t} is situated at the center of the uav's fuselage, with the positive direction of the x-axis aligned with the uav's forward direction, the z-axis perpendicular to the fuselage's belly plane and pointing downward, and the y-axis perpendicular to both the x-axis and z-axis, pointing to the right side of the quadrotor uav's forward direction. the coordinate system {g} is defined as the terrestrial coordinate system. to facilitate calculations, the uav's initial position is set as the origin gog of the terrestrial coordinate system {g}, with the x-axis of {g} being horizontal to the ground and pointing east, the y-axis horizontal to the ground and pointing south, and the z-axis perpendicular to the ground. fig 1. definition of various coordinate systems. consequently, the kinematic and dynamic models for the underactuated tiltrotor unmanned aerial vehicle are as follows: t t tη =j v (1) t t t t t t tv v f b     (2) within this context, g g g t t t t t t t tη z [ x y ]   is the position and orientation of the tiltrotor unmanned aerial vehicle within the {g} coordinate frame. the terms ( g g g t t t x y z ) and ( t t t    ) correspond to the position and orientation in the {g} frame, respectively. t t t t t t t tv =[ u v w p q r ] is the vectors of translational velocity and angular velocity in the {t} frame. the velocities u, v, w along the x, y, and z axes of the {t} frame, respectively, and the angular velocities p, q, r represents the roll, pitch, and yaw rates in the {t} frame. the matrix jt represents the rotational transformation from the {t} to the {g} frame: g t 3 3 t g 3 3 t r 0 j = 0 w         (3) in this matrix, the forms of matrices g t r and g t w are as follows: t t t t t t t t t t t t g t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t cos cos cos sin sin cos sin sin sin cos cos sin r cos sin cos cos sin sin sin cos cos sin cos sin sin cos sin cos cos                                         (4) t t t t g t t t t t t t 1 sin tan cos sin w= 0 cos sin 0 sin / cos cos / cos                   (5) the matrices t , t , t are as follows: txx t t tyy t tzz t i m , i i i i                   , x y z t t l m n c c c1 ρs c2 c c                      , × g t t t t 3 1 0 r 0 m 0 g                       (6) the ft is the control vector: 60                   2 2 2 2 2 2 t1 t3 t2 t4 t t1 t3 2 2 2 2 t1 t3 t2 t4 t 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 t t1 t2 t1 t4 2 t3 2 2 t t1 t4 2 2 2 t t1 t4 t2 t t2 t4 3 t t m t t m c w +w c w +w cos w +w f sinα 0 α+ -w +w cosα+w -w d w -w sinα w +w cosα-w -w d d -w +w sinα+ -w wc +w c c c cc osα-w +w                         (7) in this vector, the ct and cm denote the thrust coefficient and torque coefficient of the motor. the vector bt describes the uncertainty of tiltrotor uav model. 3. design of a tilt-wing uav controller based on model predictive control and adaptive sliding mode control references in this chapter, we will employ two methodologies, model predictive control (mpc) and adaptive sliding mode control (asmc), for the design of controllers for tiltrotor uav. initially, a model based on flight path tracking error will be constructed. subsequently, a kinematic controller utilizing mpc will be designed, along with a dynamic controller based on asmc. to address uncertainties arising from modeling precision, this section will integrate radial basis function (rbf) neural networks into the sliding mode control to estimate such uncertainties. following this, we will simulate the flight performance of the tiltrotor uavs using these controllers and conduct tests on waypoint tracking, straight-line path tracking, spiral path tracking, and wave path tracking. the objective of this chapter is to explore and understand how to formulate efficient and stable control strategies that enable precise execution of various types of flight maneuvers by tiltrotor uavs through the application of mpc and asmc methods. 3.1. design of kinematic controllers for tiltrotor uav based on model predictive control fig 2. establishing the frenet coordinate system. to track the desired trajectory, a frenet frame {f} is established at the current point on the traced path. the directions of the unit tangent vector, unit normal vector, and unit binormal vector at the current point on the traced path are defined as the x, y, and z axis directions of the frenet frame {f}, respectively. this coordinate system is used to develop a three-dimensional tracking error model. the origin p of the frenet frame {f} is treated as a virtual target moving along the expected path, which the unmanned aerial vehicle (uav) tracks. a controller is designed to stabilize the error to zero, as depicted in figure 2. referring to figure 3-1, let s be defined as the distance traveled by point p along the traced path, cc as the curvature, and ct as the torsion. then, the pitch rate and yaw rate of the frenet frame {f} can be calculated according to the following equations: f t t fq =c s=c u , f c c fr =c s=c u , fs=u (8) these equations facilitate the determination of the dynamic behavior of the uav in relation to the desired path, enabling precise control strategies for trajectory tracking. the path tracking task can be transformed into the stability problem of the following system:           1 2 3 ucos cos tan cos / / / e x e ed d f e f e x e y e f e y e z e f e z e e e e e e f f e f e f f e d e ed e f e ed e f uk u u q z r y d x uk r x d y uk q x d z p q r r q r p p t q q q t q r r r t r p                                                                                           (9) and c o s ( c o s 1 ) /x e e ek     , cos sin /y e e ek    , sin /z e ek   . therefore, the control system (9) can be considered as: , (10) in this context, t ] [ e e e e e e e e ex y z p q r  x represents the state variables, while t[ ] ed ed edu q ru denotes the input variables. t ] [ e e e e e e e e ex y z p q r  x constitutes an augmented error matrix comprising errors in position, orientation, and angular velocity. s at the equilibrium point, the control system given by equation (10) can be discretized as follows: 1 (11) in the context of discretization, matrices ka and kb correspond to the system matrix and the control input matrix of the state equation, respectively. their specific forms are presented as: 61 16 26 35 66 69 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 / f f k f k f k k k tr tq a tr a tq a t a a t t t t                           ka , 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 / t t t t t                             kb , 16 26 35 66 69 1 tan tcos / cos xk yk zk f fk fk tuka tuka tuka tqa a                                  (12) within the model predictive control framework, where only new state variables are reselected, the state quantity ( )kx is defined as: ( ) ( ) ( 1) k k k       x x u (13) consequently, future state variables can be expressed as:     2 1 ( 1) ( ) δ ( ), ( 2) ( 1) δ ( 1) ( ) δ ( ) δ ( 1), ( ) δ ( ) δ 1 , p p p c k k k k k k k k n n p k k k n n k k c k k k k k k k k k k n k k k n                        x a x b u x a x b u a x a b u b u x a x a b u a b u (14) in this context, it is stipulated that nc<np. herein, np denotes the prediction horizon, while nc signifies the control horizon. in (14), the explicit forms of parameters ka , kb , δ ( )ku , and kc are detailed as follows: 3 9 30 k k k         a b a i , 3 k k        b b i , δ ( ) ( ) ( 1)k k k  u u u ,  3 3 9k c i 0 (15) consequently, the future output variable can be predicted as:     2 1 ( 1) ( ) δ ( ), ( 2) ( ) δ ( ) δ ( 1), ( ) δ ( ) δ 1 . p p p c k k k k k k k k k k k n n p k k k k k n n k k k c k k k k k k k k n k k k n                    y c a x c b u y c a x c a b u c b u y c a x c a b u c a b u (16) the following results were obtained upon consolidation: (k+1) (k) (k)y = mx + pδu (17)   ( 1) ( 2) ( 3)( 1) p k k kk k n                 y y yy y , 2 3 p k k k k k k n k k                 c a c a c am c a  , 2 -1 -2 -3 -p p p p c kk k kk k k k k k kk k k n n n n n k k k k k k k kk k k k                  k c b 0 0 0 c a b c b 0 0 p= c a b c a b c b 0 c a b c a b c a b c a b          (18) in this study, the parameters minδu and maxδu are defined as the minimum and maximum variations in input quantity, respectively, while minu and maxu represent the minimum and maximum values of the input quantity. control variable amplitude and increment constraints are taken into account as follows: min max min max δ δ ( ) δ , 0,1, 1 ( ) , 0,1, 1 c c t k k n t k k n              u u u u u u (19) regarding the stability issue of the system, it is imperative to ensure that the predicted output remains as close to zero as possible within the forecasting horizon. the task of the model predictive controller is to compute the optimal control vector δu , which minimizes the predicted output. the cost function jcost, chosen as the sum of terminal and input costs, is formulated as: costj ( 1) ( 1) δ ( ) δ ( )t tk k k k   y qy u r u (20) wherein q and r denote: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 n q q q q q q q                        q i , 1 2 3 nc r r r           r i (21) taking into account the constraints at each step, the optimization problem of mpc can be equivalently addressed through the solution of the subsequent quadratic programming: 62 costmin j ( 1) ( 1) δ ( ) δ ( )t t u k k k k     y qy u r u (22) upon entering the next sampling period, the mpc will reiterate the aforementioned process and recalculate the control signal based on the most recently measured state vector. 3.2. design of dynamic controllers for tiltrotor uav based on radial basis function neural network adaptive sliding mode control this section will present the development of a dynamic controller. the error variable and the sliding mode function are defined as: 1 2 1 1 2 10 , d , k , ( ) t d a s aux auxz v v z z s z z u u than z       , t 1 2 3[ ] , k diag(k k k ) 0 d d d d s s s sv u q r   (23) for the nonlinear uncertainty bt in the dynamics model of a tiltrotor uav, an approximation using radial basis function neural networks is employed in the following manner: * t inb ( )tw h x ε , tin [ ]t t t lx v z , 2 in 2 ( ) exp , 1,2,3 2 ( )in i i i h i b      ‖ ‖x c x (24) and the ε is the estimation error. the output of the radial basis function neural network is defined as  t t inb ( )w h x . matrix  t w represents the estimation of optimal weights, while * ˆw w w  denotes the estimation error. therefore, the control law for the kinematic controller of tiltrotor uav can be designed as: t t t t t t tt 1 2f ˆv v b ( ) ( ) /t in se k s k sgn s w h k x s                   (25) and 1 11 12 13d iag ( , , ) 0k k k k  , 2 21 22 23diag( , , ) 0k k k k  , 2 1 | |(1 )ik s ik k e  ε ε , 1 0k ε , 2 0k ε , (i=1, 2, 3) to validate the stability of the system with the added controller, we may select a lyapunov function as follows: t t t / 2 tr( ) / 2v s s w w    (26) in this context,  represents a constant, and it must satisfy the condition 0  .given that all terms within the function are positive, it follows that 0v  . differentiating the lyapunov function v with respect to time yields:   . tt tr( )av s s   m w w (27) since each term in formula (dd) is non-negative, it follows that 0v  . therefore, it is affirmed that the application of the controller results in the aileron dynamics system being progressively stable. 4. simulation experiment this section will introduce the simulation results of the kinematic controller based on model predictive control and the dynamic controller based on sliding mode control in matlab. 4.1. simulation program development the control framework for the tiltrotor uav is shown in figure: fig 3. the control framework for the tiltrotor uav to validate the control effectiveness of the kinematic controller based on model predictive control (mpc) and the dynamic controller based on radial basis function (rbf) neural network adaptive sliding mode control for tiltrotor uav, it is necessary to conduct simulation experiments on matlab to demonstrate the efficacy of the final control strategy. in the simulation experiments, the initial values for the position, attitude, velocity, angular velocity, acceleration, and angular acceleration of the tiltrotor uav were set to zero. the simulation time for each path was 100 seconds. under these conditions, the body coordinate system {t} of the tilt-wing uav coincided with the earth coordinate system {g}. the radial basis function neural network within the dynamics controller of the tilt-wing uav consisted of 5 nodes. the centers c were located at [0 1.5], [-0.2 0.2], [-0.2 0.2], [-0.5 1], [-0.2 0.2], and [-0.2 0.2], respectively, with a width bi of 0.1 and a coefficient c of 0.5. the other design parameters of the 63 controller are presented in table 1. table 1. parameters of the controller t2 = 0.6 δumax = [0.2, 0.04, 0.04] umax = [1, 0.2, 0.2] np = 10 nc = 3 q7 = 1 t1 = 0.6 δumin = [-0.2, 0.04, 0.04] umin = [-1, 0.2, 0.2] q1 = 1 q2 = 1 r1 = 1 t = 0.1 q6 = 1 q5 = 2 q4 = 3 q3 = 1 r2 = 1 r3 = 1 additionally, the control performance of the proposed controller is compared with that of a line-of-sight (los)+proportional-integral-derivative (pid) controller. the specific configuration of the los+pid controller is as follows: 1 1 0 0 0 cos cos 0.1 , tan , tan , 20( ) 7 ( ) 6 , 3.5( ) 2.5 ( ) 4( ), 3.5( ) 2.5 ( ) 4( ), f e ed e ed t p d d t s e ed ed ed e ed t r e ed e ed e ed u u x z y n u u u u d u d d                                                                                  (28) 4.2. straight line path tracking the purpose of this simulation is to test the fundamental performance of the designed controller and to verify whether the controller can accurately track a basic straight reference path. the reference path for the straight-line path tracking simulation experiment is: 15 120 15 120 100 d d d x t y t z                   = (29) through the execution of simulation experiment, this study has successfully gathered performance data pertaining to the trajectory tracking task of tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicles. the positional changes of the tiltrotor uav during the trajectory tracking task in the geodetic coordinate system {g} are illustrated in the figure: fig 4. the positional variations of the tiltrotor uav 64 in the figure, the green curve represents the input target trajectory, which is defined within the geodetic coordinate system {g}. the red curve illustrates the actual positional changes of the tiltrotor uav while performing a trajectory tracking task under the controller designed in this study. the blue curve depicts the positional changes of the tiltrotor uav executing the trajectory tracking task under a controller based on the line-of-sight (los) plus proportional-integralderivative (pid) control strategy. it is observable that the time taken for the tiltrotor uav to reach the position on the target trajectory at the current moment using the controller proposed in this paper is similar to that when employing the traditional los+pid controller. however, the overshoot is greater when the traditional los+pid controller is utilized. the velocity variations of the tiltrotor uav during the trajectory tracking task within the geodetic coordinate system {g} are depicted in the figure: fig 5. the velocity variations of the tiltrotor uav in the figure, the green curve represents the reference velocity obtained by processing the input target trajectory, which is coordinated within the geodetic coordinate system {g}. the red curve in the figure indicates the actual velocity variations of the tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle when executing the trajectory tracking task under the controller designed in this paper. the blue curve represents the actual velocity variations of the tiltrotor uav when executing the trajectory tracking task under a controller with a line of sight (los) plus proportional-integral-derivative (pid) control strategy. it can be observed that compared to the traditional los+pid controller, the controller designed in this paper enables the tiltrotor uav to accelerate to the target velocity more rapidly while maintaining smoother movements. variations in the magnitude of position errors for tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicles during trajectory tracking tasks within the geodetic coordinate system {g}: in the figure, the red curve illustrates the error between the actual path and the target trajectory of the tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle when executing the trajectory tracking task with the controller designed in this paper. the blue curve shows the error between the actual path and the target trajectory when the tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle is using a controller with a los (line of sight) + pid (proportionalintegral-derivative) control strategy for the trajectory tracking task. it can be observed that both the traditional los+pid controller and the controller designed in this paper can enable the tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle to quickly converge the error with the target trajectory. however, the controller designed in this paper allows the unmanned aerial vehicle to complete the task with less energy consumption. the simulation results presented above indicate that, in the task of straight-line path tracking, the controller designed in this study demonstrates advantages of faster response and 65 quicker convergence rates when compared to controllers employing a los+pid control strategy. consequently, it can be inferred that it exhibits superior performance in tracking basic straight-line reference paths. fig 6. the positional errors of the tiltrotor uav 4.3. helical curve path tracking this segment of the simulation is designed to examine the actual performance of the developed controller and to verify its capability to effectively track common curved reference paths within a three-dimensional space. the reference path for the helical curve path tracking simulation experiment is as follows: )25 0.6 30 25 0.6 30 12 10 ( 0 ( ) d d d x sin t y cos t z t                      = (30) fig 7. the positional variations of the tiltrotor uav 66 through the execution of simulation experiment, this study has successfully gathered performance data pertaining to the trajectory tracking task of tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicles. the positional changes of the tiltrotor uav during the trajectory tracking task in the geodetic coordinate system {g} are illustrated in the figure 7. in the figure, the green curve represents the input target trajectory, which is defined in the geodetic coordinate system {g}. the red curve illustrates the actual position changes of the tiltrotor uav when performing the trajectory tracking task under the controller designed in this paper. the blue curve shows the position changes of the tiltrotor uav when executing the trajectory tracking task under a controller with a los+pid control strategy. it is evident that the tiltrotor uav reaches the current target position on the trajectory more smoothly with the controller designed in this paper compared to the traditional los+pid controller. the velocity variations of the tiltrotor uav during the trajectory tracking task within the geodetic coordinate system {g} are depicted in the figure: fig 8. the velocity variations of the tiltrotor uav in the figure, the green curve represents the reference velocity obtained by processing the input target trajectory, which is defined in the geodetic coordinate system {g}. the red curve shows the actual velocity changes of the tiltrotor uav when performing the trajectory tracking task under the controller designed in this paper. the blue curve indicates the velocity changes of the tiltrotor uav when executing the trajectory tracking task under a controller with a los+pid control strategy. it can be observed that the controller designed in this paper enables the tiltrotor uav to complete the task with a smoother response compared to the traditional los+pid controller. variations in the magnitude of position errors for tilt-rotor unmanned aerial vehicles during trajectory tracking tasks within the geodetic coordinate system {g}: in the figure presented, the red curve illustrates the error between the actual path and the target trajectory of the tiltrotor uav when tracking the trajectory using the controller designed in this study. the blue curve depicts the error in the trajectory tracking task of the tiltrotor uav when employing a controller with a los+pid control strategy. it is evident that compared to the conventional los+pid controller, the controller proposed in this paper significantly reduces the tracking error of the tiltrotor uav. the simulation results indicate that, in the task of following a helical path, the 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[14] yao xl, yang gy, peng y (2017) nonlinear reduced-order observer-based predictive control for diving of an autonomous underwater vehicle. discrete dyn nat soc 2017:1–15. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 7 study on radiometric consistency of landsat images using multi‐band joint regression model yulong wang, xiaobang liu, li yu, chu wang the 27th research institute of china electronics technology group corporation, zhengzhou, henan 450047, china abstract: the long time-series dataset of radiometric consistency is the foundation of image processing, quantitative analysis, image fusion. however, due to the influence of atmospheric conditions, observation angles, geographical environment, reflective-band and other factors, the radiometric inconsistency exist in same-region landsat images acquired by different satellites or acquired at different times. therefore, this paper builds the radiation normalization model using multi-band joint regression method, which is used to perform radiometric consistency conversion on landsat 7/8 images. meanwhile, the validity of the radiation normalization model is evaluated based on the validation data and vegetation index. furthermore, the accuracy of the model is verified by comparing with the traditional single-band regression model. finally, the experiment results show that the proposed model has better accuracy and can enhance the radiometric consistency of multi temporal landsat images significantly. keywords: radiometric consistency; landsat images; multi satellite sensors; multi temporal; multi band joint regression model. 1. introduction the continuous increase in the number of remote sensing satellites and the open access to remote sensing data with different spatial and temporal resolutions have promoted the comprehensive application of remote sensing data [1]. the time-series observation of multi satellite sensors sensor and multi temporal remote sensing images has become an effective means to quickly and efficiently obtain spatiotemporal distribution and change characteristics such as surface land cover changes, ecological environment monitoring, and quantitative remote sensing inversion [2-5]. however, due to the differences in the observation angle, reflective-band, spectral response ability, atmospheric absorption and scattering, solar illumination geometry and other conditions of different satellite sensors at the observation time, the radiation information of the same ground objects in the same region is inconsistent, resulting in "false changes" on the ground [2, 6-8], which is very unfavorable to the use of time series remote sensing data for change detection. therefore, it is very important to eliminate the radiometric inconsistency on multi satellite sensors and multi temporal images for forming time-series standard data with continuous time and reliable quality [9]. at present, the radiation normalization methods for multi temporal remote sensing images include absolute radiation normalization and relative radiation normalization [10]. the relative radiation normalization method is the mainstream research, which is proposed based on the linear relationship between the grayscale values of multi temporal image bands [11, 12]. these studies use the same series of satellite images from different research scenes and research areas, and achieve radiation normalization by building radiation conversion models between different sensors. due to differences in surface and atmospheric conditions, these research results have poor spatial scalability. in addition, the reflectivity differences between sensors may be caused by land cover changes corresponding to inconsistent imaging times, so it is necessary to evaluate these differences using images from the study area [9]. until now, the landsat series satellites have been the medium resolution sensors with the longest time span for accumulating satellite data, and these sensors have similar band and spatial resolution parameters. the landsat series satellite data has been widely used in remote sensing research applications. at present, research on radiation normalization based on landsat images mainly focuses on areas with high vegetation density and slow surface changes such as tropical rainforests and grasslands, and there is relatively little comparative analysis of medium and high resolution remote sensing images. therefore, it is urgent and important to evaluate the radiation consistency of landsat 30 meter resolution images. this article proposes a radiometric consistency transformation method based on multi band joint regression, and uses multiple sets of landsat 7-etm+and landsat 8-oli images in the same time period for validation analysis. the purpose of the study is to: (1) analyze the radiation differences between oli and etm+ sensors; (2) the impact of the proposed method on the radiometric consistency of oli and etm+ images; (3) explore the impact of inconsistent imaging time and vegetation cover changes on the radiometric consistency of landsat images. this article will provide theoretical support for the radiometric consistency study from remote sensing images in small areas, and also provide data support for the processing and application of long-term remote sensing data. 2. data and methods 2.1. experimental data 2.1.1. landsat remote sensing images this article selects images from the landsat-7 etm+ and landsat-8 oli sensors. landsat-7 etm+ and landsat-8 oli both have the same frequency band, including six optical bands (30-meter resolution), one thermal band, and one panchromatic band (15-meter resolution). oli has a narrower spectral range than etm+ in the same wavelength range 8 (figure 1). in addition, oli has added shorter blue and infrared cloud bands [13]. the radiation consistency of landsat images requires the same sensor band, so this article does not involve the blue band and infrared cloud band of oli. in addition, due to the highly variable spatiotemporal characteristics of the thermal emission process, the conversion of thermal infrared sensor (tirs) data between different images is complex and unreliable [14]. therefore, this article does not analyze the thermal infrared bands of oli. finally, this article selects six bands from etm+ and oli sensors, including blue band, green band, red band, nir band, swir1 band, and swir2 band. figure 1. landsat-7 etm+ and landsat-8 oli spectral response functions 2.1.2. experimental data selection the landsat images used in this article are all surface reflectance products that have undergone geometric correction, atmospheric correction, radiation correction, and other processing. to ensure the quality of the selected data, this study sets the following selection principles: (1) to reduce the impact caused by changes in surface cover or differences in atmospheric conditions, the imaging time difference of landsat data should not exceed two days; (2) to ensure the spatial representativeness of landsat data, the data range covers different regions and land cover types (figure 2).; (3) to ensure the temporal representativeness of landsat data, the time range includes every month from 2016 to 2020. figure 2. spatial distribution map of image pairs from landsat 7/8 2.2. radiation normalization method based on landsat data 2.2.1. rules for removing erroneous pixels to ensure the quality of landsat images, it is necessary to remove erroneous pixels, which are caused by factors such as atmospheric pollution, clouds or cloud shadows, sensor limitations, and the presence of slc off issues with landsat7 etm+. the main methods include: (1) using cloud mask data and the quality assessment band (bqa) to remove cloud shadow or snow pixels; (2) the missing pixels caused by the slc off of landsat-7 etm+ are also removed from the corresponding landsat-8 oli pixels. (3) if the pixel of either oli or etm+ sensor is saturated, remove the corresponding pixels from both sensors. based on the above process, this article obtained approximately 2-million-pixel pairs, of which 9 90% were used for model construction and 10% were used for independent validation. 2.2.2. multi band joint regression method the basic principle of the sensor radiometric consistency conversion model is to assume that there is a linear relationship between the pixel values of multiple temporal images in the same region and the same band. based on the selected reference image, the reflectance of the image to be converted is normalized to the reference image band by band, thereby reducing the phenomenon of surface "pseudo changes" [2,8]. roy et al. [12] proposed a consistency transformation to transform between the comparable sensor bands using ordinary least squares (ols) regression. this article has made improvements in two aspects: (1) this article assumes that all bands of the image to be converted have correlation and complementarity with each band of the reference image. therefore, this article adopts a multi band joint regression method to predict each band of the reference image using all bands of the image to be converted; (2) when the transformation model is based on least squares fitting, only the error of the image to be transformed is considered, that is, all unmodeled changes are in the dependent variable and not in the reference image. this method is applicable when using the measurement value of one sensor to estimate the measurement value of another sensor [12]. however, in reality, there are also errors in the surface reflectance of the reference image, and noise should exist in any variable rather than only in the independent variable. therefore, it is more appropriate to use multiband orthogonal distance regression (m-odr) for calculating the parameters of the radiometric consistency conversion equation. the mathematical model for landsat multi-sensor images radiation regularization based on multi band joint regression method is: in the formula, matrix y is the reference image, matrix x is the image to be transformed, matrix a is the parameter of the transformation equation, and matrix b is the constant term of each set of equations, where: , , , this article uses odr for multiple linear fitting to obtain matrices a and b, and obtain corrected remote sensing images based on the transformation equation parameters a and b. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. analysis of multi band conversion model results this article uses landsat 8 oli as the reference image, substituting the dependent variable y, landsat 7 etm+ as the image to be converted, and inputting the independent variable x. following the two approaches of single band regression and multi band orthogonal distance regression, the band conversion parameters of the two images are calculated based on single band least squares regression (s-ols) and multi band joint orthogonal distance regression (m-odr). figure 3 shows the radiation correlation of various bands in the original landsat-7 etm+ and landsat-8 oli images. the figure shows the consistency and difference between the original bands of two data, with the red line representing the fitted regression line of the two data. through the regression line and 1:1 line, it can be seen that there are some differences between the original bands of the two data, with the blue band having the worst correlation (r ²= 0.881), the red bands have the best correlation. the rmse values between the two data are between 0.016 and 0.026, and the slopes of the blue band and swir1 have the largest deviation from the 1:1 line, which are both below 0.9. figure 3. comparison of raw reflectance between etm+ and oli this article uses the obtained sample pixels as training inputs for model construction, and constructs s-ols and modr models for etm+ and oli band conversion, respectively, to obtain the conversion regression parameters between the two data. table 1 and table 2 show the conversion parameters for the s-ols and m-odr models, respectively. use conversion parameters to convert the original etm+ data to reflectance similar to oli data, compare the conversion results, and verify the radiation consistency between the original sensor reflectance, s-ols 10 model conversion results, m-odr model conversion results, and baseline data (oli). table 1. s-ols regression conversion parameters the band name the s-ols conversion coefficient and intercept oli_red 0.9656 * etm_red 0.0044 oli_green 0.9587 * etm_green 0.0012 oli_blue 0.9525 * etm_blue 0.0067 oli_nir 1.0030 * etm_nir + 0.0045 oli_swir1 0.9535 * etm_swir1 + 0.0049 oli_swir2 0.9555 * etm_swir2 + 0.0030 figure 4 shows the radiation comparison between etm+ data and oli data, where the radiation values of etm+ data are calculated based on the s-ols conversion coefficient. figure 4 shows the radiation comparison between etm+ data and oli data, where the radiation values of etm+ data are calculated based on the m-odr conversion coefficient. by comparing the correlation with the original data in figure 3, both s-ols and m-odr models improved the radiation consistency between the two data. table 2. m-odr regression conversion parameter parameters the band name the m-odr conversion coefficient and intercept oli_red [-0.5780, 0.4115, 0.9665, -0.0388 0.0225, 0.0157] / 0.0080 oli_green [-0.5206, 1.1124, 0.1615, 0.0055, 0.0513, 0.0316] / 0.0069 oli_blue [0.1495, 0.4948, 0.0579, -0.0271, 0.0112, 0.0184]/ 0.0001 oli_nir [-0.4978, 0.2105, 0.1033, 0.9571, 0.1265, -0.1269] / 0.0101 oli_swir1 [-0.3482, 0.1683, 0.1363, -0.0382, 0.9591, -0.0606] / 0.0169 oli_swir2 [-0.3342, 0.1959, 0.1087, -0.0450, 0.0127, 0.8860] / 0.0162 in the red, green, and blue bands, the conversion model reduced the deviation between the two data, and the regression line had a higher overlap with the 1:1 line. however, in the s-ols results, nir showed a larger deviation than the original data. the results of the m-odr model show a significant improvement in the overlap between the fitted regression lines and the 1:1 line, indicating that the m-odr model improves the accuracy of radiative consistency conversion. figure 4. comparison of surface reflectance in oli data and etm+ data after s-ols model conversion coefficient figure 5. comparison of surface reflectance in etm+ data and oli data after m-odr model conversion coefficient figure 6 quantitatively compares and analyzes the results of the s-ols and m-odr models. compared with the original data, it can be seen that both s-ols and m-odr models have achieved improvements in four indicators such 11 as r², bias, mae, and emse, and the m-odr model showing the most significant improvement. the above results also prove that in the process of achieving the consistency conversion of different sensors, considering the interaction between bands is conducive to improving band consistency. figure 6. comparison of data consistency between raw data and s-ols and m-odr models after conversion 3.2. the model time sensitivity assessment of ndvi index the spectral bands of sensors have different responses and sensitivities to ground objects. the vegetation index derived from these bands can reduce the uncertainty of atmospheric correction and the sensitivity to satellite angle changes, and at the same time, it is often used as an evaluation variable for conversion and calibration between different sensors [15]. therefore, by comparing and analyzing the consistency of ndvi values before and after band conversion in different seasons, this article aims to verify the performance and effectiveness of the band conversion model in improving the consistency between bands. figure 8 shows the evaluation results of ndvi calculated using the transformation model. the m-odr model has a significant advantage in improving the consistency between data, reducing the deviation value of the original data from 0.04 to 0.00, indicating that the reflectance obtained by the transformation model improves the consistency of estimating ndvi and significantly reduces the deviation between data. figure 7. correlation statistics between ndvi of etm+ and oli after raw and band conversion 12 figure 8. comparison of ndvi correlation between original and band converted etm+ and oli under different seasonal conditions in addition, this study found a temporal correlation between the radiation consistency of landsat-7 etm+ and landsat-8 oli data. in summer, the radiation consistency of data is highest, followed by spring and autumn, while in winter, the radiation consistency of data is lowest. the reason for this phenomenon is that summer is the peak period of vegetation growth, with the largest vegetation coverage area. at this time, the reflectivity is less affected by the vegetation background, so the correlation of sensitive bands to vegetation increases. however, in the non vegetation growth period, the surface background is complex, and the reflectivity is affected by the complex surface, resulting in a decrease in correlation. in this study, both single band conversion models and multi band conversion models were able to achieve radiation consistency conversion between landsat-7 etm+ and landsat-8 oli, and improved the radiation consistency between raw data. the results of independent validation data indicate that the reflectance obtained by the multi band conversion model considering the correlation between data has higher consistency. 4. conclusion in this paper, a conversion model based on multi band joint regression is proposed to achieve the conversion of radiation consistency between different data. the results show that the method can improve the accuracy of model conversion by considering the correlation between bands, and the multi band conversion model based on orthogonal distance regression has better robustness. compared with the single band conversion model, the converted results show better consistency. the validation results of the conversion model using vegetation indices also demonstrate that the m-odr model proposed in this paper has good conversion accuracy. the multi band conversion model of orthogonal distance regression can realize the consistent conversion of multisensor radiation, and realize the fast conversion of different sensor data. by constructing the radiation consistency conversion model of different sensors, it is beneficial to reduce the radiation difference between sensors, facilitate the construction of time continuous and radiation consistent remote sensing reflectance data, and provide long-term radiation consistent data for remote sensing data time series research and 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[15] xu feng, li hengkai. cross-comparison of landsat tm/oli and hj-1b ccd sensor data [j]. remote sensing information, 2021(4):9. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 6 analysis of natural gas hydrate resource content based on kriging algorithm and topsis evaluation model boyang guan * mechanical engineering college, xi’an shiyou university, xi’an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author: boyang guan abstract: the exploration and evaluation system for natural gas hydrate resources is currently incomplete. research on evaluation methods for the quantity of natural gas hydrate resources is an important part of theoretical studies and is crucial in guiding exploration and development activities. in this paper, we establish the total effective thickness (z), average porosity of the reservoir ( ), and the absolute value of average saturation ( ) as indicators for evaluating the quantity of natural gas hydrate resources. we then statistically analyze the data from various exploration points to obtain the values of these indicators. subsequently, we employ the kriging algorithm to interpolate the data, obtaining a more densely distributed grid. following this, we establish a topsis evaluation model to calculate the scores of each exploration point. finally, a heat map is generated to represent the distribution of resource quantity scores in various regions. the results indicate that natural gas hydrate resources are primarily distributed in the upper left, lower right, and directly below the detection area. keywords: natural gas hydrate; kriging algorithm; topsis evaluation model. 1. introduction at present, the exploration and evaluation system of natural gas hydrate resources is still imperfect, and the research on the evaluation method of natural gas hydrate resources is an important part of the theoretical research on natural gas hydrate, which is the key to effectively guide the exploration and development activities of natural gas hydrate. at present, some scholars have already carried out related research. xiao-han liu et al [1] used the newly proposed genesis method and geological analogy method to evaluate the gas hydrate resources. the results show that the conventional oil and gas resources in the south china sea are 346.29 × 108 t, and the volumes of gas hydrate and free power field are 25.19 × 104 km3 and (2.05 ~ 2.48) × 106 km3, respectively, and the total in-situ gas hydrate resources are about (4.47 ~ 6.02) × 1012 m3. xing-wen zhang et al [2] divided the south china sea natural gas hydrate investigation into seven stages, based on previous studies, obtaining the key geological parameters of each stage by analogy with other regions, evaluating the natural gas hydrate resources in these seven stages by using the volumetric method, and simulating the downward trend of these estimates by using a new trend analysis method, and finally predicting the natural gas hydrate resources in the south china sea in 2025 and 2030. qing guo meng et al [3] conducted hydrate formation experiments using core samples of hydrate-containing sediments from the qilian mountain permafrost zone and multicomponent natural gas with similar composition to the natural gas hydrate from the qilian mountain permafrost zone. the formation and distribution characteristics of multicomponent natural gas hydrate in the core samples under high-pressure and lowtemperature conditions were observed in situ using x-ray computed tomography (x-ct). enze wang et al [4] established a three-dimensional evaluation model for the quality of shale oil resources based on multi-stage pyrolysis parameters. in order to improve the applicability of the model, a simple total oil yield (toy) algorithm was proposed, which can be used for rapid and accurate evaluation of shale resource quality where only conventional pyrolysis data are available. jinbu li et al [5] proposed a fast method to evaluate the total oil yield using a single conventional rock evaluation experiment. firstly, temperature thresholds (tok) for s2 oil and cracked hydrocarbons were determined by combining a char plot of the received shale with solvent-extracted replicates. then, total yields were obtained directly from hydrocarbon evaporation at temperatures below tok in conventional rock experiments. the results show that the tok value is controlled by the maturity and pore structure of the sample. the higher the maturity, the higher the specific surface area, the smaller the pore size and the higher the tok. the exploration and evaluation system for natural gas hydrate resources remains incomplete, necessitating the development of effective methods for evaluating their quantity. this research constitutes a vital component of theoretical studies on natural gas hydrates and is essential in guiding exploration and development activities. in this study, we address this need by establishing indicators for resource quantity evaluation and employing the kriging algorithm for data interpolation to achieve a more comprehensive dataset. subsequently, a topsis evaluation model is established to compute scores for each exploration point, providing insights into the distribution of natural gas hydrate resources within various regions. in this paper, using http://www.nmmcm. org.cn/uploads/20240510/2024%e5%b9%b4%e7%ac%a c%e4%b9%9d%e5%b1%8a%e6%95%b0%e7%bb%b 4%e6%9d%af%e6%95%b0%e5% ad%a6%e5% bb% ba%e6%a8%a1%e6%8c%91%e6%88%98%e8%b5%9 b%e9%a2%98%e7%9b%ae.rar to describe the algorithms used in this paper. 2. construction and calculation of evaluation indicators in order to evaluate the gas hydrate resource of an 7 exploration site, we constructed three key metrics to characterize it, including total effective thickness ( ), mean porosity ( ) and mean absolute saturation ( ). these metrics will be used as the basis for assessing the gas hydrate resource potential of this exploration site. these indicators are described in detail below: 1) total effective thickness ( ) in geological exploration, total effective thickness is a key geological parameter that describes the sum of the vertical thicknesses of effective rock layers with gas hydrate potential in the stratigraphy in which the exploration site is located. we have defined this metric in order to quantify the distribution of rock layers available for gas hydrate reservoirs. in the dataset given in this question, the thickness was counted for each successive depth series with non-zero saturation and summed cumulatively. 2) average formation porosity ( ) the average porosity of an oil formation is the proportion of the total volume occupied by the pore space in the rock or sediment in the formation at the point where the oil formation occurs. the level of average porosity will affect the permeability and storage capacity of the reservoir and is therefore crucial for assessing the potential storage capacity of the exploration site. in the dataset given in this question, the average value of porosity is calculated for the non-0 saturation points of each exploration site. 3) average saturation absolute value ( ) the mean saturation absolute value is the average value of the absolute saturation of gas hydrate in a gas hydrate reservoir. this index is calculated by a combination of seismic data, core analysis and numerical simulation. the absolute saturation value reflects the degree of saturation of gas hydrate in the reservoir and provides an important quantitative description of the resource potential of the exploration site. in the dataset given in this question, the average value is calculated after taking the absolute value of non-zero saturation for each exploration point. the calculated metrics for each exploration point are shown in table 1. table 1. characteristic values for each exploration site exploration site total effective thickness average porosity of oil formation the absolute value of average saturation w01 17.8308 0.497964957 0.017823932 w02 136.2 0.520521855 0.183099285 w03 30.4 0.457147039 0.018322039 w04 101.4 0.504006011 0.261930773 w05 77.5 0.48971977 0.055410654 w06 135.4 0.465867998 0.043989583 w07 78.6384 0.533092054 0.102083915 w08 126.492 0.484948795 0.214307669 w09 154.2288 0.501111759 0.197240909 w10 55.1688 0.527341989 0.135443094 w11 103.9 0.427846867 0.042548427 w12 16.1544 0.536748113 0.007519811 w13 134 0.542675896 0.05914505 w14 97.536 0.487260156 0.020013281 3. spatial interpolation based on kriging interpolation algorithm 3.1. modelling krige's interpolation, also known as spatial self-covariance optimal interpolation, is a method of linearly optimal, unbiased interpolation estimation of spatially distributed data. the method was by the south african engineer krige (krige d g) and statistician sichel (sichel h s) in the 1950s according to the samples of different spatial locations and different degrees of correlation between the samples, each sample is given a certain weight, a sliding weighted average, to estimate the average value of the samples on the unknown sample point of a method, proposed by the french statistician matheron. it commemorates the first application of statistical techniques to geomorphological assessment by kriging in 1951. it is a method of linear unbiased optimal estimation of the value of a regionalised variable at an unsampled point, using the raw data of the regionalised variable and the structural characteristics of the variogram. this method is an unbiased optimal estimation of the sample points to be estimated on the basis of analysing the shape, size, spatial location and interrelationships of the measured sample points, the mutual spatial location of the measured sample points and the sample points to be estimated, and the structural information provided by the variogram function. from the interpolation point of view, this method is applicable under the condition that there is a spatial correlation of the regionalized variables, and it makes maximum use of the information provided by spatial sampling, not only considering the data of the sample point, but also considering the data of the neighbouring sample points, not only considering the spatial position of the sample point to be estimated and the neighbouring known sample points, but also considering the positional relationship between the neighbouring sample points and the structural characteristics of the spatial distribution of the existing observations, thus making the estimation of the sample point to be estimated more optimum and efficient. the structural characteristics of the distribution of the existing observations, so that this interpolation method is more accurate than other methods, and can give the estimation error. kriging (kriging) interpolation method contains three important concepts, one is the regionalisation of variables; the second is the variance function; the third is the covariance function. 1) theory of regionalised variables a variable is spatially related to its location, i.e. when a variable is spatially distributed, the variable is called a regionalised variable. this kind of variable reflects the distribution characteristics of a certain attribute in space, and the natural gas hydrate resource problem solved in this question also has clear spatial attributes. the regionalised variable has a dual nature; before observation, the regionalised variable z(x) is a random field and after observation, it is a definite spatial point function value. the number of interpolated points and the density of interpolated points are examples of regionalised variables, and their spatial structure and spatial dependence relationships can be investigated using regionalised variable theory. 2) variance function the variational function, also known as the variational function and moments of variation, studies the spatial correlation and spatial structure of variables by determining the difference between regionalised variables separating equidistant sample points. in one-dimensional conditions the variational function is defined as follows: when the spatial point x varies on the one-dimensional x-axis, the values of the regionalization variable z(x) at the points x and x+h are z(x) and z(x+h), and the regionalization variable z(x) has a finite 8 variance in the increment for all the distance vectors h, and it does not depend on the position x. therefore, the regionalization variable z(x) in the separation distance h between two points x and x+h can be expressed in terms of the mathematical expectation of the squares of their increments (i.e., the variance of the increments of the regionalised variables) as follows. 1 2 var (1) r(h) is called the semi-variational function. the semivariogram is a plot of the semi-variogram r(h) value as a function of distance h. it has three characteristic parameters: the abutment value, the range, or spatial dependence range, and the nugget value, or regional discontinuity value, which determine the properties of the semi-variogram. for the observed data series z(x) (where i = 1,2,3,... n ), the value of the sample semi-variance function can be calculated by the following equation. 1 2 ∑ (2) where: n(h) is the logarithm of the data pair , , , split by h; z(x,) and z(x+h) are the measurements of the sample at points x, and x+h, respectively; h is the distance between sample points. the variability function reveals the pattern of spatial variability over the entire scale, and the variability function is only meaningful at the maximum interval distance of 1/2. 3) covariance function the kriging method is a geostatistical method for estimating the interpolated values between observation samples, which is based on the theory of regionalised variables, and when a simulation model of the semi-variance function of a given variable has been obtained, the sample point observations can be used to estimate the value of the regionalised variable at an unsampled point on the study area. let the regionalised variable be z(x), let z(x0) be the estimated value of any point x, near which there are n known observation samples x,(i= 1,2,3,...,n), and zx,) be the observed value of the variable at the sample point x, if it is assumed that the regionalised variable z(x) satisfies the second-order smoothness assumption and the intrinsic assumption and that it has the mathematical expectation of m and the covariance of c(h). a variation function of r(h) exists, i.e... 1 2 (3) then the estimate at the prediction point x0. can be found by a linear combination of the observations at n surrounding sampling points, i.e.: (4) the formula is the weight of the sampling point , and the weight of the distance inverse interpolation method is different from the weight of , the assigned weight value not only takes into account the distance between the prediction point and the sampling point but also takes into account the spatial distribution of the prediction point and the sampling point and the sampling point between each other. to obtain the unbiased optimal estimate, the following two conditions must be satisfied. (1) unbiased estimation, i.e. ′ 0 (2) minimal estimation variance, i.e. ′ 一 → conditional on the existence of a variational function, the ordinary kriging equation and the variance of kriging estimates are expressed in terms of the variational function according to the relation between the covariance and the variational function: as.   , , , 1, 1,2,⋯ (5) , , (6) and the weights, , are required to satisfy the above equations. where the equation , is the semi-variance between the observation point x, and x,, , is the semi-variance between the sampling point x_i and the interpolated point x, and μ is the lagrange multiplier related to the minimisation of variance. from this equation, the values of the weights are calculated, and the interpolated value z(x) at the point x to be estimated can be found by substituting into the above equation. the equation can also be expressed as a matrix as: 9 ⋯ 1 ⋯ 1 ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋯ 1 1 1 ⋯ 1 0 , 2 ⋮ , , , ⋮ , 1 (7) then the kriging equation is: (8) its estimated variance is: , (9) 3.2. solution of the model the idea of kriging interpolation is that it first considers the distribution of variability of spatial attributes in spatial locations, determines the range of distances that have an effect on the value of a to-be-interpolated point, and then estimates the value of the to-be-interpolated point attribute by using the sampling points within this range, and it is a method for finding the optimal linear and unbiased interpolation estimator. it is a method of estimating the block grade by assigning certain coefficients to each sample value separately and finally performing a weighted average in order to achieve linear, unbiased and minimum estimation variance estimation after considering the geometric features such as the shape and size of the information samples and their to-be-estimated block segment's spatial distribution position among each other as well as the spatial structure of the taste. its calculation steps are: 1) input raw data, i.e. sampling points. 2) gridding, selecting the extent of the area and the size of the grid. 3) data inspection and analysis, observation to see whether the sampling value is in line with the actual situation, deleting the obvious difference points. 4) calculation of histograms in order to decide whether to pre-process the raw data. 5) calculation of the variational function using the variational function principle to understand the spatial structure of the variables. 6) kriging interpolation estimation 1) estimation of weight coefficients of points to be estimated using the method of polygonal estimation, first determine the weight of the sampling point closest to the point to be estimated, and then carry out the estimation of the weight of the sampling point according to the following formula. 1 ∑ (10) after getting the weights of the nearest sampling points, determine the weights of the points to be estimated according to the method of determining the weights of the points to be estimated. 2) according to the search strategy, select the appropriate reference estimation point. 3) according to the variance function that has been derived and the number of sampling points, assuming that there are three sampling points, three equations are listed to find the coefficients of the system of equations, which is given by the formula: 1,1 1,2 1,3 2,1 2,2 2,3 3,1 3,2 3,3 0,1 0,2 0,3 (11) 4) analyse the effect on the weight values of changing the nugget value under the condition of isotropy versus changing the anisotropy under the condition of the same nugget value. 5) according to the derived weight value, it can be substituted into the above equation to find the linear combination of n sampling values in the assessment domain. the interpolation results are shown in fig. 1, fig. 2 and fig. 3. fig 1. total effective thickness interpolation results 10 fig 2. interpolation results of the average porosity of the oil formation fig 3. average saturation absolute value interpolation results 4. evaluation of gas hydrate resource content at exploration well locations based on topsis algorithm from the equation of the linear relationship between resources and reservoir parameters, it can be seen that gas hydrate resources are affected by effective area, effective thickness, porosity and hydrate saturation. after kriging interpolation of well locations, the area of each grid is almost the same, so the effective thickness, porosity and hydrate saturation are evaluated comprehensively. the background of the topsis algorithm is the practical need to make a choice of advantages and disadvantages for multi-objective and multi-attribute decision-making problems, and the basic principle of the topsis algorithm is to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of the studied objectives by ranking them according to their proximity to the ideal objectives. the first step in the calculation of this method is to construct the weighted specification matrix and use the euclidean algorithm to determine the optimal solution and the worst solution of different indicators, and then rank the evaluated objects according to the size of their distance from the optimal solution and the worst solution. if the distance of the evaluated object to the optimal solution is the smallest, and the distance to the worst solution is the largest, then the evaluated object is the best value and vice versa, and the other evaluated objects need to be ranked according to their distance from the optimal value and the size of the worst value. the calculation steps of the topsis algorithm are as follows: step 1: establish the evaluation matrix. with n evaluation objects and m evaluation indicators, establish the original evaluation matrix x . denotes the value corresponding to the j-th evaluation object under the ith evaluation indicator. in this paper, the evaluation matrix is the feature matrix after interpolation obtained in the previous section. x ⋯ ⋯ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋯ (12) step 2: normalisation of the original matrix to eliminate the effects of differences in orders of magnitude and to harmonise the scales and units between evaluation indicators. if the evaluation indicators are positive, i.e., bigger is better, then there are: y x x x x (13) if the evaluation indicator is an inverse indicator, i.e., smaller is better, then there is: (14) if the evaluation indicator is a moderateness indicator, the optimal value is , i.e., it is best to take the value in a certain interval then there is: , , (15) at the same time, because some of the evaluation index values remain negative after the dimensionless processing, 11 leading to the meaninglessness of the logarithmic value taken when using the entropy value method to find the weights, it is necessary to non-negativity of the evaluation indexes to obtain a new matrix . when there exists 0, the translation coordinates: , 0.0001 (16) step 3: normalisation of the normalisation matrix. p y / y (17) step 4: construct the normalised decision matrix. the calculation formula is as follows: / (18) obtain the normalised matrix : x x x ⋯ x x x ⋯ x ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ x x ⋯ x (19) step 5: determine the positive and negative ideal solutions. based on the weighted normalisation matrix, determine the positive and negative ideal sets p+ and p-. the p+ set consists of two types of indicators, for positive indicators, the maximum of the observed values is selected, and for negative indicators, the minimum of the observed values is selected; the opposite is true for the determination of the negative ideal set p-. this is expressed as follows: p x ,⋯ , x ,⋯ , x (20) p x ,⋯ , x ,⋯ , x (21) step 6: calculate the euclidean distance. on the basis of determining the positive and negative ideal sets, calculate the euclidean distance of n evaluation objects. where vj+ indicates the size of the distance to positive ideals and vjindicates the size of the distance to negative ideals, the specific formula is as follows: v x x (22) v x x (23) step 7: calculate relative progress calculate the relative progress and rank the n evaluation objects to measure the amount of gas hydrate resources. / (24) fig 4. range of natural gas hydrate resources 12 the range of natural gas hydrate resource distribution is solved as shown in fig. 4. as shown in fig. 4, it can be seen that the gas hydrate resources are mainly distributed in the upper left, lower right and directly below the detection area. 5. conclusion the results of this study demonstrate that natural gas hydrate resources are predominantly concentrated in specific areas within the exploration region. by establishing indicators and employing advanced algorithms such as kriging and topsis, we have effectively evaluated the quantity and distribution of these resources. the findings offer valuable insights for guiding future exploration and development activities related to natural gas hydrates. this research contributes to the ongoing efforts to enhance the exploration and 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[5] j. li et al., “evaluating the total oil yield using a single routine rock-eval experiment on as-received shales,” journal of analytical and applied pyrolysis, vol. 144, p. 104707, nov. 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 70 benchmark dataset applied to quantitative precipitation estimation and forecasting of qinghai yanping li, qingjun yang *, zhiyun lai, yu qian qinghai meteorological information center, xining, qinghai, china * corresponding author: qingjun yang (email: qhyqj@126.com) abstract: we collected short-duration heavy precipitation events around weather radar since 2020 and get radar base data of these events. then, we extracted radar products like composite reflectivity (cr), echo top height (et) and vertically integrated liquid water (vil) from radar base data after quality control as the input of dataset, and merge the surface precipitation of 6 minutes with background field using multi-grid variation to generate precipitation label by 6 minutes. thus, we constructed two datasets artificial intelligence application qpefqh for short-duration heavy precipitation. qpefqh dataset has a scale of more than 15,000 images available for radar echo extrapolation and quantitative precipitation estimation tasks based on deep learning. qpefqh dataset also includes multi-source data such as satellite, numerical model, sounding, lightning, land surface temperature, pressure, wind and other observation data. qpefqh can be shared as a benchmark dataset for artificial intelligence research on short-duration heavy precipitation in qinghai province. keywords: short-duration heavy precipitation; quantitative precipitation estimation; radar echo extrapolation. 1. introduction short-duration heavy precipitation is a kind of strong convective weather, and it has a characteristic of suddenness, locality and destructiveness. it is easy to cause meteorological disasters, and then lead to secondary disasters such as debris flow and landslide. short-duration heavy precipitation has occurred in qinghai area frequently. since qinghai-tibet plateau trends to warm and humid climate, the frequency of short-duration heavy precipitation has increased. shortduration heavy precipitation is one of the meteorological disaster that needs to be prevented. on august 18, 2022, a flash flood caused by short-duration heavy precipitation in datong county leaded to casualties and direct economic losses of 690 million. since september 3 in 2024, a heavy rain event happened in qinghai province. seven meteorological stations have seen a precipitation of more than 100 mm. this weather event was the strongest rainstorm since any meteorological records occurred. short-duration heavy precipitation usually has a small scale and develops rapidly. it has always been a difficult problem in numerical model weather forecast. the rapid development of deep learning theory has brought a new way for this problem. compared with the numerical model forecast, deep learning has shown comparable performance and faster inference speed than numerical model in precipitation forecast. doppler weather radar can provide cloud and rain observation with a spatial resolution of 1 km and time resolution of 6 minutes in all weather conditions. it can explore 9 layers in vertical direction, and observe with a distance reach up to 230 km within the effective observation. it has a high frequency of observation and wide coverage through a weather event. it can be an effectively supplement observation to the blind area of surface observation in qinghai area. thus, the weather radar has become the most important observation method for short-duration heavy precipitation. however, the training of deep learning network relies on long-sequence and high-quality training datasets, and there is no available open source short-duration heavy precipitation dataset for artificial intelligence application in qinghai. in this paper, we constructed a training dataset qpefqh for artificial intelligence application on shortduration heavy precipitation in qinghai, aiming at monitoring and forecasting short-duration heavy precipitation in qinghai. the dataset consists of two subsets, one for radar echo extrapolation and one for quantitative precipitation estimation. the dataset lays a data foundation for research on shortduration heavy precipitation with artificial intelligence method in qinghai. 2. related research many researchers have tried to apply deep learning method on precipitation forecasting. metnet[1] used satellites, radars, and other data as inputs, and can predicted the precipitation probability of the next 8 hours with a spatial resolution of 1km and time resolution of 2 minutes. metnet has higher accuracy and faster inference speed comparing with the physical model href. metnet-2[3] maintained the spatial resolution of metnet and extended the forecast time to 12 hours. metnet2 outperforms href in both high and low precipitation amounts. dgmr [4] network used a generative adversarial network structure, and provided precipitation probabilities of the next 90 minutes in 1 second. dgmr balances the intensity and scope of precipitation forecasts, and captures the strength and structure of circulation better. in recent years, with the enhancement of floating-point computing ability, deep learning networks applied to weather forecasting trended to large models. pangu[5] designed a 3d transformer structure to generate global forecast with a resolution of 0.25° 0.25°. the forecast results of pangu are superior to the numerical model ifs and has a faster inference speed. fuxi[6] can generate global forecasts of the next 15 days every 6 hours at a resolution of 0.25° 0.25°. the forecast results of fuxi have a performance comparable to the em model. fengwu[7] can generate global forecast results of the next 10 days in 30 seconds at a resolution of 10km. the forecast results of fengwu is superior to graphcast[8]. 71 several datasets have been conducted to satisfy the need of artificial intelligence application in meteorology. era5[9] is commonly used as data set in training large meteorological models. era5 can provide hourly data of land surface and upper-air parameters from 1940 to the present. era5 has a horizontal resolution of about 31 kilometers and a total number of 137 levels. liuna[10] collected strong convective cases of china from 2012 to 2019, and constructed a basic training dataset scwds for artificial intelligence applications in strong convective. scwds dataset included 184,865 cases of 5 types of strong convective weather, such as thunderstorm, thunderstorm gale, short-duration heavy precipitation, hail, and tornadoes. xiong[11] used strong precipitation weather events of six provinces in central and southern china from 2016 to 2018 to construct a minute-level quantitative precipitation estimation dataset qpefbd. qpefbd included 3,185 strong precipitation cases and a total number of over 230,000 images. xie[12] constructed a dataset for identifying squall lines on radar echo. the dataset included 12 squall line in north and southeast china from 2019 to 2021, and had a total number of about 50,000 images. tian[12] constructed a dataset for the identifying gust fronts on radar echoes. the dataset included 1,422 gust fronts in north and southeast china, and had a total number of over 27,000 images. 3. overview of research area qinghai province is located in the northeast area of the qinghai-tibet plateau with longitudes ranging from 89°35′ to 103°04′ and latitudes from 31°36′ to 39°19′. qinghai has an average elevation of 4050 meters and a plateau continental climate feature. qinghai province has a total number of 1082 meteorological observation stations by the end of 2023 with observation frequency reaching minute level. qinghai province also has 5 doppler radars, 7 sounding stations, and 33 lightning observation stations and new types of observational equipment such as x-band radars, microwave radiometers, wind profilers, and millimeter-wave cloud radars. there are also plenty of fengyun and himawari series of satellites observation data distributed by china meteorological administration, along with various model data such as cma model and ecmwf model. the data used in this study all comes from qinghai provincial and national meteorological big data cloud platforms. 4. data and processing 4.1. data collection the center meteorological observatory defines shortduration heavy precipitation as precipitation exceeding 20mm within 60 minutes. according to the meteorological department's ground observation specifications, the hourly precipitation defines as total precipitation between 01 minutes and 00 minutes of the next hour. we first extracted hourly precipitation exceeds 20mm within the radar observation window. then we merge those hours of intervals no more than 2 hours into the same process. finally, we take 2 hours before and after the occurrence of processes as the time window of this process. we define the approximately 320km×320km with the radar at the center as observation window. besides, we search the time and location of the flood disaster caused by heavy rain from the disaster reporting system as a supplement to the processes extracted from the meteorological big data cloud platform. 4.2. data filtering we further filtered all the weather events collected in section 4.1. we established several general filtering principles as follows. (1) we exclude processes with more than missing data of 3 volume scans or data format errors in the radar base data. (2) if main body of radar echo is not within the radar observation window or located near the boundary of the radar's effective observation range, such processes should be excluded. we applied different filtering principles considering the different use of two subsets. for the dataset used for radar echo extrapolation, the main consideration is focused on temporal characteristics, so processes that last no more than 3 hours are excluded. for the dataset used for quantitative precipitation estimation by radar, the main consideration is focused on the accuracy and completeness of the label. so, we excluded processes with low intensity such as processes with no more than 2 surface stations meeting the short-duration heavy rainfall standard. we also excluded processes if the maximum hourly precipitation during the process is slightly higher than 20mm. besides, we excluded processes with few ground stations or unevenly distributed during the short-duration heavy precipitation event occurs. 4.3. feature selection the dataset includes information from radar, satellite, numerical model, atmospheric reanalysis, surface observation, raindrop spectrum, real-time data, lightning observation, sounding data and other data. we identified main features of each data by literature research and expert discussions. radar features include base data and cr, et, vil. surface observation features include various instantaneous observation values and extreme values of temperature, pressure, humidity, and precipitation. satellite data includes secondary products of fengyun-4a such as cloud phase, black body temperature and other product. the details of the various data features in the dataset have shown in table 1. table 1. features in qpefqh no. data frequency main features 1 radar 6min base data, composite reflectivity, echo top, vertically integrated liquid 2 surface 1 or 5min temperature, pressure, humidity, wind and precipitation. 3 satellite 15min cloud phase, cloud type, quantitative precipitation estimation. 4 numerical model 12h convective available potential energy, total precipitation, temperature. 5 reanalysis data 1h convective available potential energy, total precipitation, temperature. 6 raindrop spectrum when raining particle diameter velocity spectrum. 7 lightning when lightning longitude, latitude, altitude, intensity. 8 sounding data 12h altitude, humidity, wind direction, wind speed, temperature 9 real-time data 10min or 1h hourly precipitation, precipitation in 10min. 4.4. data quality control all the data used in the dataset have undergone strict 72 quality control. the quality control methods for surface observation data include boundary checking, missing value imputation, and consistency checking. boundary checks examine values that exceed a reasonable range and sets them as missing value, such as hourly precipitation exceeding 100mm. consistency checking include temporal consistency and spatial consistency. temporal consistency examines if the observational value from the same station is consistent with the previous and next value. spatial consistency examines if the observations at the same time is consistent with the values of nearby stations in space. observation values that significantly deviate from consistency range are eliminated and set as missing value. missing value imputation refers to using data from the neighbor time at the same station or from neighbor stations at the same time to interpolate the missing value according to consistency condition. quality control for radar base data includes attenuation correction, velocity dealiasing, clutter suppression, ground echo elimination, and missing value imputation. first, we corrected the radar base reflectivity attenuation by using the hb method. then, we suppressed the clutter by using the correlation coefficient (cc) of the h and v components of the dual-polarization radar. radar echo with a correlation coefficient lower than 80% is considered non-meteorological echoes and should be eliminated. finally, we extracted cr, et and vil from radar base data after quality control. we collected other radar products such as hcl from pup product uploaded by each radar station. we corrected the radar radial velocity by using a velocity dealiasing algorithm. besides, we interpolate the missing one volume scan by using the previous and next scans. the process of performing quality control on radar data has shown in figure 1. figure 1. the quality control process of radar data. 4.5. generating labels the radar echo extrapolation dataset uses previous n volume scans as input and the next volume scan as the label. it is sufficient to perform quality control on the radar echoes. the quantitative precipitation estimation uses radar echo as input and precipitation intensity and areas of surface as label. we generated this label by using a multigrid variation method. the multigrid variation stmas [13] is a new generation of fusion systems based on multigrid variation developed by xieyuanfu from noaa earth system research laboratory. this system combines the advantages of multiscale analysis and statistical analysis, and uses variation methods to simulate traditional objective analysis. stmas applies appropriate balance and dynamic constraints at different analysis scales. it overcomes the uncertainties errors of the background field covariance errors matrix. due to poor communication signals, nearly half even more of stations in qinghai operate at a 5-minute frequency. to make full rational use of these observations, we analyzed the minute precipitation and precipitation minutes last in each hour during short-duration heavy precipitation events in qinghai province. we found that short-duration heavy precipitation in qinghai province mostly shown as small minute precipitation lasts for a longer period of time. therefore, the precipitation by 6 minutes on 5-minute observations could been estimated from the neighbor 5minute periods according to the time proportion in each 5 minutes. otherwise, we summed up minute precipitation for stations with 1-minute observations to get the precipitation by every 6 minutes. in the beginning of each short-duration heavy precipitation events, we use hourly real-time precipitation as background field, then merge with 6-minute precipitation of all stations by using stmas method. then we use the previous 6-minutes precipitation label as the background field, and merge with 6minute precipitation from surface stations by using stmas method to get next precipitation label. the precipitation intensity and precipitation areas labels throughout the entire process could be achieved by repeating this cycle. the process of generating precipitation labels has been shown in figure 2. figure 2. the process of generating label. 73 4.6. data normalization we performed post-processing measures on various data in the dataset before sharing the dataset. the measures include standardization of elevation angles, filenames, and formats. the completion time and elevation angles used in each volume scan not always the same because of different observation modes. we standardized elevation angles of base reflectivity in the dataset to the following six angles: 0.5°, 1.4°, 2.4°, 3.4°, 4.5°, and 6.0°. the observation time interval between two volume scan is standardized to exactly 6 minutes. finally, we save the data in npz format to preserve the decimal values of observation. 5. dataset overview the qpefqh dataset has included all the short-duration heavy events within each doppler weather radar’s effective observation radius in qinghai since 2020. the dataset was divided into two subsets: radar echo extrapolation dataset and quantitative precipitation estimation dataset. the dataset can be directly used for training deep learning networks. the input and output of radar echo extrapolation dataset are both radar echo data. the input of the quantitative precipitation estimation dataset consists of several radar product such as cr, et and vil, while label of the dataset is surface precipitation intensity and area markers. the rough labels only include the surface precipitation area, and the fine labels includes surface precipitation intensity. the scale of the dataset is shown in table 2. table 2. scale of qpefqh dataset event counts echo counts label radar echo extrapolation 164 15788 echo of next volume scan. quantitative precipitation estimation 249 16303 precipitation intensity and precipitation area. 6. summary and outlook we collected short-duration heavy precipitation events in qinghai from 2020 to 2024, and then performed strict quality control on both radar and surface observation data to conduct a dataset for artificial intelligence application. the dataset contains multi-source data such as radar, satellite, numerical model, atmospheric reanalysis data and other data. this dataset can support deep learning applications for radar echo extrapolation and quantitative precipitation estimation. in the future we will further optimize of the dataset based on its performance in training radar echo extrapolation and quantitative precipitation estimation networks. we will continue to add new short-duration heavy precipitation events of future year. we hope this dataset could play a role in artificial intelligence research in qinghai meteorology field and make a contribution to the construction of intelligent meteorology. acknowledgments this research was supported by the national meteorological information center's open competition mechanism project "construction of artificial intelligence application training dataset for severe convective weather on qinghai-tibet plateau" (09), qinghai provincial meteorological bureau's key project "construction of artificial intelligence application training dataset for shortduration heavy precipitation in qinghai" (qxzd2024-03) and global atmospheric background and qinghai-tibet plateau big data 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[13] tian h, hu z, wang f, et al. radar echo recognition of gust front based on deep learning[j]. remote sensing, 2024, 16(3): 439. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 50 design of flexible rfid tag antenna suitable for aviation material management fangyuan zhong chengdu college of uestc aviation academy, chengdu, sichuan 610000, china abstract: in order to reduce the operating costs of airlines, eliminate outdated labor-intensive maintenance, assist in the management of civil aircraft onboard equipment, track and manage aircraft components. especially for the maintenance and management of bending components on airplanes, this paper designs and studies a flexible rfid tag in the uhf frequency band based on its usage characteristics. the tag antenna adopts a t-shaped matching network structure and bending antenna method, with a size of 64mm*12mm*1mm; the working frequency of the antenna does not change significantly after bending, meeting the reading and writing distance requirements of the entire system. the simulation results show that the working frequency of the rfid antenna is still within the range when bent, and the maximum reading distance is 6.5 meters, which meets the actual working requirements. keywords: uhf rfid; flexible labels; curved antenna. 1. introduction the commonly used tag antennas are mainly divided into two types, namely: hard tags and flexible tags [1]. for hard labels, they are mainly produced using traditional pcb technology, which has high reliability, high density, high processing accuracy, and good mechanical and electrical properties [2]. in the management of aviation materials, there will be components with diverse shapes, so labels need to work not only on flat surfaces, but also on curved surfaces with a certain degree of curvature, such as the surface of radar covers, the outer packaging surface of life jackets, etc. [3]. in order to avoid the problems of easy folding, damage, and weak adhesion, using flexible rfid tags is easier to achieve common type with devices. as the main substrate materials used are polyvinyl alcohol (pva), polyester (pet), paper, textile materials, etc., it has the characteristics of being bendable, low in price, and light in weight [4]. 2. antenna design radio frequency identification (rfid) systems have many applications in the ultra-high frequency (uhf) band because they provide a longer reading range and fast reading speed [5]. rfid technology involves short-range wireless communication and the use of radio frequency to read certain information from devices (tags). when the tag antenna is in an ideal working state, the power density at the position where the tag is located is: (1) in the design process of tag antennas, the recognition distance of the tag antenna is one of the important performance parameters. the friis transmission fonnula [6] provides the relationship between the maximum reading distance of the tag antenna and its threshold energy: (2) among them, represents the received power of the tag antenna; is the output power of the reader; is the gain of the reader's transmitting antenna; is the gain of the tag antenna; represents the distance from the reader antenna to the label [7]. when the power obtained by the chip is greater than the threshold power of the chip, the chip is activated: ; represents the reading sensitivity of the tag chip, and it can be concluded that the maximum reading distance of the tag is [8]: (3) 3. simulation parameter optimization to verify the feasibility of this design and obtain better results, the hfss simulation platform was used to model, simulate, and optimize the tag antenna designed in this paper. the tag antenna designed in this article uses impinj mr6, and the impedance of the antenna is (12-j119.6) ω at 915mhz. the dielectric substrate of the antenna is made of pet ( 3.9, tan 0.003). its thickness is h=1mm. figure 1. antenna model diagram 51 table 1. antenna structural parameter values (mm) parameter value 9.5 1 1 1.5 12 5 5 3 8 the numerical value shown in figure 1 is the rfid tag antenna model designed in this article. the tag antenna uses a typical t-shaped branch matched coplanar dipole antenna, which can adjust the impedance of the tag antenna by changing the width and height of the t-shaped branch and increasing the width of the outermost antenna. 4. analysis of simulation results as shown in figures 2, 3, and 4, the simulation results show that the tag antenna is in a flat state. from figure 2, it can be concluded that at 915mhz, the antenna impedance of the tag antenna is approximately 119.7 ω, and the matching effect between the antenna and the chip is good. figure 2. impedance of planar structure antenna figure 3 shows the antenna return loss. when the antenna operates at 915mhz, the corresponding return loss of the tag antenna is -26.2db; figure 4 shows the antenna gain, with omnidirectivity on the e-plane and a maximum antenna gain of 1.96 db. figure 3. echo loss diagram of planar structure antenna in order to simulate the working environment of a flexible rfid tag antenna on a curved surface, a cylindrical component with a radius of 30mm was constructed. at this point, the directional pattern of the antenna at the center frequency point of 915mhz is shown in figure 5, and the maximum gain of the antenna is 1.56 db. through the above experiments, it was found that the tag antenna designed in this article has a relatively small impact on the gain at the central frequency point when working on a curved object surface, and the reading distance of the tag antenna is about 6m. figure 4. directional diagram of a planar antenna at the central frequency point figure 5. direction diagram of the curved structure antenna at the central frequency point 5. conclusion this article designs a flexible rfid tag antenna with a center frequency of 915 mhz. the overall size of the antenna is: 64 ∗ 12 ∗ 1 . through simulation verification, when the tag is in a planar structure, the tag bandwidth can be covered; the maximum reading distance is 6.5 meters; and the label was attached to the surface of a curved object for experimentation, and the results showed that the reading distance under a cylindrical component with a radius of 30 mm was about 6 meters, which meets the design requirements. acknowledgments the funds: chengdu college of university of electronic science and technology of china pre-research project "research on uhf rfid tag antenna for aviation maintenance and aviation material management" (2023kxyj-29). references [1] siden j, nilsson h e. an electrically small elliptic pifa for rfid in harsh metallic environments[c]. 2013 ieee international conference on microwaves, communications, antennas and electronic systems (comcas 2013). ieee, 2013: 1-4. 52 [2] youchung chung, teklebrhan h. berhe. long-range uhf rfid tag for automotive license plate. sensors. 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[8] erman fuad, hanafi effariza, lim eng-hock, wan mohd mahyiddin, wan amirul, harun sulaiman wadi, umair hassan, soboh rawan, makmud mohamad zul hilmey. miniature compact folded dipole for metal mountable uhf rfid tag antenna. electronics, 8(6), 713–717. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 41 bearing acoustic emission signal processing based on improved sgmd yue shen *, yang yu school of information science and engineering, shenyang university of technology, shenyang liaoning, 110870, china * corresponding author: yue shen (email: 2488119408@qq.com) abstract: to solve the problems of poor adaptability to fixed thresholds and obvious endpoint effect in traditional symplectic geometric mode decomposition (sgmd), an improved sgmd (isgmd) algorithm is proposed to improve the acoustic emission signal processing performance in bearing fault diagnosis. firstly, a dynamic threshold adjustment model was constructed by fusing the signal lyapunov exponent and the fractal dimension to realize the adaptive decomposition of signals of different complexity. secondly, combined with the improved mirror extension and cosine smoothing technology, the endpoint effect is suppressed and the waveform distortion is avoided. furthermore, the composite multi-scale dispersive entropy (cmsd) is introduced to screen the effective components, and the multi-scale entropy value is used to quantify the signal characteristics, eliminate the noise and reconstruct the components with high information order. experiments show that isgmd has excellent decomposition effect in noisy simulation signals, and the decomposition does not produce modal aliasing. in the actual bearing fault signal analysis, the reconstructed signal retains the outstanding peak characteristics, and the noise component is removed to a certain extent. this method significantly improves the robustness of signal decomposition and the ability to extract fault features, and provides an effective tool for the diagnosis of ae bearings under complex working conditions. keywords: symplectic geometric mode decomposition; acoustic emission; signal reconstruction; entropy theory; bearing fault diagnosis. 1. introduction as the core component of large-scale rotating machinery, the operation status of rolling bearings is directly related to the economy and safety of industrial production systems. according to statistics, about 30% of rotating machinery failures originate from bearing failure, of which local damage to rolling elements, inner and outer rings and other components accounts for more than 60%. if such faults are not diagnosed in time, they can lead to equipment chain damage and even safety accidents. therefore, the development of efficient bearing condition monitoring and fault diagnosis technology is of great engineering value [1-3]. acoustic emission (ae) technology [4] can sensitively detect early microcracks and local spalling of bearings by capturing the transient elastic waves generated by the release of stress waves inside the material, and has shown unique advantages in the field of bearing fault detection by virtue of its non-sensitivity to materials and strong environmental adaptability. however, acoustic emission signals are susceptible to environmental noise, mechanical friction noise and electromagnetic interference, and their nonlinearity and non-gausterity make it difficult for traditional time-frequency analysis methods (such as fourier transform and wavelet analysis) to effectively extract fault features. in addition, existing adaptive decomposition methods, such as empirical mode decomposition (emd), local mean decomposition (lmd) and variational mode decomposition (vmd), have problems such as modal aliasing, endpoint effects and parameter sensitivity, which limit their application under complex working conditions. the symplectic geometric mode decomposition (sgmd) proposed by scholar pan haiyang solves the eigenvalues of hamilton matrices through the symplectic geometric similarity transformation, which effectively suppresses the modal confusion while maintaining the intrinsic characteristics of the sequence. subsequent scholars have extended sgmd to the fields of gearbox fault current analysis [5], photovoltaic dc denoising [6], fault feature clustering extraction [7], and power load prediction [8]. however, the existing sgmd methods have obvious limitations: the decomposition quality depends on the preset similarity threshold, and the fixed parameters are difficult to adapt to signals of different complexity. at the same time, there is endpoint effect interference, which affects the reconstruction accuracy of ae signals. in this study, an improved sgmd (isgmd) method is proposed, which improves the adaptability of the algorithm to different signals by constructing an adaptive threshold mechanism, uses the mirror extension technology to eliminate the endpoint effect, and introduces the entropy theory for effective component screening and signal reconstruction. to modify the header, double-click in the header section at the top of this page. fill in the author and article titles. to insert images in word, position the cursor at the insertion point and either use insert | picture | from file or copy the image to the windows clipboard. 2. theoretical analysis 2.1. symplectic geometric modal decomposition algorithm 2.1.1. sub-section headings the core of symplectic geometric mode decomposition (sgmd) is to obtain the trajectory matrix by reconstructing the phase space of the acquired signal. then, the symplectic geometric similarity transformation is carried out to obtain the eigenvalues and eigenvectors under the symplectic geometric framework, and the corresponding eigenvectors are used to reconstruct the single-component signal. the process of the symplectic geometric modal 42 decomposition algorithm can be divided into the following four stages: (1) phase space reconstruction the phase space of the original sequence signal x , ,⋯ , (n represents the signal length) is reconstructed by the tankens embedding theorem, and the trajectory matrix x of the sequence signal is constructed. x ⋮ ⋮ … ⋮ ⋯ ⋮ 1 among them, d is the embedding dimension, and its value is determined by the power spectral density (psd) method: the maximum peak frequency of the psd of the calculated signal is , and d=n/3 is taken when the ⁄ <10⁻³ is taken, otherwise d=1.2 ⁄ is taken. the delay time τ is determined by an autocorrelation function. (2) qr feature decomposition after the trajectory matrix is constructed, the eigenvalues and eigenvectors are further solved by qr feature decomposition. firstly, the covariance matrix a=xᵀx is constructed, and the hamilton matrix is established: m 0 0 2 convert m to standard by symplectic geometric similarity transformation: 0 0 3 where w is the upper triangular matrix, and its eigenvaluesλ₁,…,λd satisfy . subsequently, based on the eigenvector , the initial single-component is calculated: 4 in this case, the reconstruction matrix z is composed of the initial single-component reconstruction matrix z_i group d: z ⋯ that is, z is a m*d reconstruction matrix. (3) diagonal averaging after solving the reconstruction matrix z, it needs to be converted into the required one-dimensional time series, so the diagonal averaging method is used. for the element z in the matrix (1≤ i≤m,1≤ j≤d), let ∗ , , ∗ , , m n 1 . if m<d, let ∗ , otherwise, ∗ . then, the one-dimensional time series , , … , is solved by the formula: 1 , ∗ 1 ∗ 1 ∗ , ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ 1 1 ∗ ∗ ∗ 7 5 based on the above formula, the z_i is converted into a one-dimensional time series , , … , , which is denoted as a one-dimensional initial single-component signal (sgc), and the sum _i of these initial single-component signals is the original signal. (4) component reorganization after the above operation, the initial single-component signal of group d is obtained. some of these singlecomponent signals have similar periodic characteristics and are not completely independent of each other, so it is necessary to set a fixed threshold θ for component reconstruction of the components of these similar features, and extract the noise components separately as several components to distinguish them from the active components. however, the fixed threshold cannot adapt to the complexity of different signals, and the signals acquired under different working conditions or at different times have significant differences in essential characteristics (such as nonlinear characteristics and waveform morphology). improvements are made below. 2.2. improve sgmd algorithm (1) dynamic threshold adaptive mechanism the dynamic threshold adjustment strategy using nonlinear feature fusion is improved, and the feature evaluation system is constructed by lyapunov exponent and fractal dimension, so as to better capture the internal structure of the signal under different working conditions, improve the reconstruction quality and enhance the follow-up diagnosis effect. the specific principles and operations are as follows: lyapunov index: quantifies the chaotic properties of a signal, calculated as: λ lim → 1 ln 0 6 where δx(t) represents the small perturbation between the initial state of the system and the corresponding trajectory. the higher the exponential value, the more significant the chaotic nature of the system. fractal dimension: the complexity of the signal structure is measured based on the box counting method, and the calculation formula is as follows: d lim → ln ln 7 where n(ε) denotes the number of boxes of the signal at scale ε. the signal complexity is quantified based on the box counting method, and the complexity of the signal structure is improved with the increase of the dimension value. dynamic threshold generation model: according to the lyapunov exponent and fractal dimension of each signal, the threshold θ _d of each signal is dynamically adjusted as follows: . 1 ∙ ∙ 1 ∙ 8 where is the initial threshold. α. β is the adjustment coefficient, when the signal presents strong chaos (λ↑) or high complexity (d↑ ), the threshold is automatically reduced to enhance the decomposition sensitivity, so as to ensure that the signal can obtain the optimal component reorganization effect under different working conditions. (2) improve image extension the essence of the image extension method is to symmetrically extend the original signal into a closed ring signal, which fundamentally avoids the endpoint effect [9], but it is easy to introduce distortion in asymmetric signals. a three-stage optimization scheme is proposed: 1. bidirectional extension: bidirectional image expansion of the original signal x(t) generates x'(t), forms a ring structure to eliminate the endpoints; 2. waveform symmetry correction: the time-domain flipping process is carried out on the extension section to 43 eliminate the sudden trend change; 3. cosine smoothing: the ascending cosine function is used to weighted the fusion extension section: 1 9 as shown in figure 1, a comparison between the normal image extension and the improved image extension, it can be seen that the smooth transition at the endpoint connection does not produce deformities. figure 1. comparison of image extensions figure 2 shows the original signal decomposed using sgmd and the signal processed using improved image extension. (a) improved image extension is not used (b) improve image extension figure 2. break down the contrasts it can be seen that the component endpoint effect of the decomposition after image extension is significantly improved, which improves the robustness of the decomposition algorithm, which is helpful to retain the key features of the signal in the subsequent actual signal decomposition process, and also provides reliability for subsequent reconstruction and analysis. it is worth noting that the waveform of the two decomposition components of the same signal is not synchronized, which is caused by the change of the length of the decomposition signal under the image extension, and does not change the frequency and other characteristics of the signal, which does not affect the results. 2.3. signal reconstruction according to the entropy value theory, the composite multiscale entropy (cmsd) is used to capture the multi-level changes of the signal through the multi-scale entropy value, deal with the transient changes or prominent peaks in the signal components, and select the effective components. as an entropy measurement method based on signal multiscale analysis, compound multi-scale dispersion entropy aims to measure the complexity and uncertainty of signals at different scales. capturing the multi-level changes of the signal from a multi-scale perspective has the advantage of interpreting the local and global characteristics of the signal at different scales, and is more effective for the non-stationary signal of the acoustic emission signal. (1) dispersion entropy calculation: the phase space of the component signal x(t) is reconstructed to generate an embedding matrix: , 1 , … , 1 10 (2) calculate the window divergence value: divergence measurements are performed on the embedding matrix to calculate the divergence within each window: d 1 ‖ ‖ 11 where a=n-m+1. (3) calculate the entropy value by probability distribution: log 12 where is the probability of each divergence value. (4) multi-scale fusion: the dispersion entropy is calculated in the range of scale s=1 to s, and the composite entropy value is weighted to be generated: 1 13 (5) threshold screening: calculate the mean entropy of all components threshold as the baseline threshold: threshold ∑ 14 according to the entropy theory [10]: the smaller the entropy, the lower the uncertainty of the system and the more information it contains, that is, the smaller the entropy value, the more "useful" or "orderly" the information in the system can better help understand or predict the characteristics of the system. therefore, the benchmark threshold is taken as the filter condition, and the components that meet the are retained (low entropy value represents high information ordering), and the high entropy noise component 44 is eliminated. 3. experimental analysis in order to verify the effectiveness and robustness of the improved sgmd (isgmd) algorithm, experimental analysis of simulated signals and actual bearing signals is carried out. the experimental part aims to compare the performance of isgmd with traditional empirical mode decomposition (emd) and variational mode decomposition (vmd) algorithms, especially in dealing with noisy signals and complex fault modes. 3.1. analysis of noisy simulated signals the decomposition effect and noise robustness of the improved algorithm isgmd were verified, and the simulated signal analysis was carried out, and the experimental part was aimed at comparing the performance of isgmd with the traditional empirical mode decomposition (emd) and variational mode decomposition (vmd) algorithms. construct the following simulation signal: 2 sin 60 1 0.5 sin 2 sin 12 0.5 cos 10 15 add a noise n(t) with a signal-to-noise ratio of 20db to x(t), and the noise simulation signal is as follows: 16 the decomposition was carried out by isgmd, and the emd decomposition and vmd decomposition were used for comparison, and the decomposition results are shown in figure 3, figure 4, and figure 5. for better observation, only the first three components of the decomposition are shown in the sgmd exploded view, and the residual components are not shown. in the face of noisy signals, sgmd can still be effectively decomposed, and the first three components of the separation are basically the same as the components of the original signal. observing the frequency domain diagram, it is found that there is no modal aliasing for each component. it shows that the sgmd decomposition algorithm does not produce modal aliasing during the decomposition process, and has good noise robustness. observing emd, it can be seen that the decomposition effect is not ideal, and many false components are generated, and the decomposed components are not similar to the original signal components, and the observation of the frequency domain can be seen that the modal aliasing is serious. therefore, the emd decomposition algorithm is not noise robust and cannot suppress modal aliasing. observing the decomposition effect of vmd, it can be seen that the first two components of the decomposition are roughly similar to the first two components of the original signal when the decomposition parameter is set to 4, but there are also deviations, while the third component is not decomposed. at the same time, the frequency domain was observed, and it was found that the first component was mixed with the components of the third component, and the second component was not mixed with the other components. therefore, the vmd decomposition algorithm is not very ideal in the decomposition of simulated signals containing noise, and the decomposition effect is not as good as isgmd, and it also does not have the effect of noise robustness and suppressing modal aliasing. (a) time domain (b) frequency domain figure 3. isgmd decomposition results 3.2. actual signal analysis the simulation signal decomposition with noise proves that the isgmd algorithm has the robustness of suppressing modal aliasing and noise, and the actual signal decomposition analysis is carried out below. as shown in figure 6, the acoustic emission signal in the healthy state of the rolling bearing in the actual engineering the fault signal of the inner ring of the acoustic emission can be observed, and the characteristic part is not obvious, and there is a large amount of noise to cover the real signal. observing the components of the decomposition, it can be seen that: 1. each component shows different amplitude and frequency changes, and the waveform of some components has strong periodic or abrupt characteristics, which indicates that decomposition can effectively distinguish different signal components. 2. from the third component onwards, the amplitude of the subsequent components is relatively small, meaning that they contain less energy or are just a fraction of the components in the original signal, representing noisy or irrelevant parts. some components, such as sgc1, show large fluctuations and represent the main components of the signal. 45 (a) time domain (b) frequency domain figure 4. emd decomposition results (a) time domain (b) frequency domain figure 5. vmd decomposition results figure 6. acoustic emission inner ring fault signal the signal is broken down below. the components decomposed by isgmd are shown in figure 7, and only the first six components are shown for ease of display. figure 7. isgmd decomposition results 3. as can be seen from the figure, although there is a large difference between the components, they can show a certain regularity in the time domain, which shows that the isgmd decomposition effect is very good, and different features are extracted through reasonable decomposition, which correspond to the important dynamic changes in the bearing signal. these characteristics show the effectiveness of the isgmd decomposition algorithm and the advantages of the ae signal: it can extract components with different characteristics from the ae signal, and these components can correspond to the specific failure modes or characteristic frequencies in the signal, which can provide help for subsequent signal analysis and component reconstruction. then, the composite multi-scale dispersive entropy is used to reconstruct the components, and the reconstructed signal is shown in figure 8. by observing the reconstructed signals, it can be seen that the two types of reconstructed signals retain outstanding peak characteristics, and their mean square error and root mean square error are very small, indicating that the quality of the reconstructed signal is good, and the noise component is removed to a certain extent. among them, the decrease in the 46 amplitude at some peaks compared to the original signal is caused by the amplitude of the removed noise, which is a normal situation. figure 8. reconstruct the signal then, the envelope spectrum transformation of the reconstructed signal and the original signal is performed, as shown in figure 9. 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[10] chaddad a, wu y, kateb r, et al. electroencephalography signal processing: a comprehensive review and analysis of methods and techniques[j]. sensors, 2023, 23(14): 6434. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 59 study on the development of property insurance industry based on arima and cgdam‐wrir models yibo huang 1, *, guoli sun 1, xiaoyin huang 2, cen lin 1, hang li 1 1 the department of business administration, tianjin university of commerce boustead college, tianjin, china 2 department of economics and trade, tianjin university of commerce boustead college, tianjin, china * corresponding author: yibo huang (email: 3065687330@qq.com) abstract: this study aims to address the climate change challenges faced by the property-casualty insurance industry by using the arima model to assess the potential impacts of extreme weather events on the insurance industry and the cgdam-wrir model to analyze the regional impacts of tornadoes and the impacts of climate change on communities. with these models, we provide accurate risk management and underwriting strategy adjustment recommendations. future research will further explore complex models, overcome limitations, integrate multi-source data, and develop real-time predictive models to help the insurance industry better manage climate change uncertainty, safeguard property owner interests, and ensure market sustainability and resilience. keywords: arima model; cgdam-wrir model; risk assessment. 1. introduction the property and casualty insurance industry are facing unprecedented challenges as the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events triggered by climate change increases [1]. this study aims to provide insight into the potential impacts of extreme weather events on the insurance industry and the impacts of climate change on communities and regions by employing the arima model and the cgdamwrir model. the arima model will be used to assess the future losses of the insurance industry due to extreme weather events, to predict the mortality rate, and to analyze the impacts of tornadoes of varying intensities on regions. and the cgdam-wrir model will be used to study the impacts of climate change on communities and the regional impacts of tornadoes. using these models, we aim to provide the property insurance industry with more accurate risk management recommendations to help the industry meet the challenges posed by climate change and ensure the sustainability and resilience of the market. the combined use of these methods will provide the insurance industry with more comprehensive insights and decision support to address the increasingly complex challenges of climate change. 2. arima model 2.1. assessing the potential losses of the insurance industry caused by future extreme weather events as global climate change continues to intensify, the p&c insurance industry is facing unprecedented challenges. the increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events such as floods, hurricanes, and droughts have led to significant property damage that has a direct impact on insurers' ability to pay and risk management strategies [2]. in order to ensure the sustainability of the p&c insurance industry, there is an urgent need for insurers to develop models that predict potential future losses. this model will help insurers price insurance products more accurately, flexibly adjust underwriting policies, and develop effective capital reserves and risk diversification measures to respond to changing natural disaster risks. the total casualty statistics for different disaster events is shown in figure 1. figure 1. total casualty statistics for different disaster events (usa) 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 drought flooding freeze severe storm tropical cyclone wildfire winter storm total deaths 60 considering the uniqueness of the time series data, we chose the arima model for analysis. this model is a widely used method for time series forecasting, especially for nonseasonal data that exhibit clear trends or patterns [3]. the model predicts future values by combining historical and error values of time series data. the purpose of this analysis is to assess the potential losses to the insurance industry caused by possible future extreme weather events, and the arima model can provide us with more accurate predictions, which can help to formulate more effective risk management strategies and capital reserve decisions. the arima model (autoregressive integral moving average model) is a powerful time series forecasting tool that captures and leverages autocorrelations in time series data to predict future trends by integrating information from historical data [4]. by building the arima model, we can make full use of the intrinsic regularity of time series data to make accurate predictions about future data. it combines the advantages of three main components: autoregressive (ar), differential (i), and moving average (ma) to describe the dynamic changes in time series data. autoregressive (ar) section: this section predicts the current value by using past values of time series data. the order represents the number of past values used for prediction. by adjusting the order , the arima model can capture different autoregressive relationships in time series data. differential (i) part: for non-stationary time series data, we can make it stationary by differential operation. differential operations eliminate trend or seasonal effects by subtracting the time series from itself. differential operations are usually expressed as 1 , where is the lag operator and order is the number of differential times to ensure smooth data. moving average (ma) section: this part involves a linear combination of prediction error terms. order represents the number of past prediction errors used to predict the current value. by adjusting the order , the arima model can capture the short-term correlation of time series data. the expression for the basic equation of the arima model is: 1 ∑     1 1 ∑     (1) in the arima model, is the lag operator, which represents a delay of one step back in the time series. when acts on , the lag value of can be obtained, which is the value of the previous period of . this can be expressed as . each component in the model has its specific function: are the autoregressive coefficients, which are multiplied by historical values of the time series and used to predict the current value. are the moving average coefficients, which are multiplied by prediction error terms of the model and are used to correct the prediction error. is the number of times the model needs to be differentiated to ensure the stationarity of the time series. through the combination of these components, the arima model can effectively capture and predict the dynamic changes in time series data. the parameters , , and of the arima model can usually be analyzed in terms of the autocorrelation function (acf) and partial autocorrelation function (pacf) of the time series. these functions help us visualize the correlations between data points, as well as their independent correlation with other data points. autoregressive order : this can be determined by looking at the pacf plot. in general, we can find the last significant non-zero lag in the pacf plot as the autoregressive order of the arima model. differential degree : can be determined by the adf test (augmented dickeyfuller). if the time series becomes stationary after one or more differences, then the number of differences is the corresponding number of differences. moving average order : this can be determined by looking at the acf plot. in general, we can find the last significant non-zero lag in the acf plot as the moving average order of the arima model. the arima model predicts future values, such as the total annual loss for the next seven years in the insurance industry, which is valuable for insurer strategy development. to ensure the validity of the predictions, the model needs to be evaluated, including residual analysis, confidence intervals for predictions, and fit of historical data. 2.2. predicting the number of future deaths impact of disaster events on lives: the far-reaching impact of disaster events on human life is clearly demonstrated through relevant datasets. this information is critical for contingency planning, resource allocation, and risk assessment and management in the insurance industry. understanding and analyzing this impact can help agencies and companies develop strategies more effectively to mitigate the possible losses and impacts of future disaster events. predicting future risks: through time-series analysis and prediction of future deaths, authorities can better prepare for potential extreme weather events, so that disaster relief and relief plans can be planned and implemented in advance. this forecasting approach not only enhances the ability to respond to disasters, but also ensures that resources can be mobilized quickly and orderly in the event of an emergency, thereby minimizing casualties and property damage. given that the dataset provided is an annual record, this may not reveal any seasonal fluctuations, but it is still possible to show long-term trends or cyclical patterns. it is based on this that the arima model is selected for analysis. the arima model is particularly suitable for identifying and dealing with trends and non-seasonal changes in data and can effectively convert non-stationary sequences into stationary sequences through differential methods. trends in seasonal extreme weather events, as shown in figure 2. in the arima model analysis, the stationarity of the time series is first evaluated using the adf test. nonstationary sequences are differentially transformed. subsequently, by observing the autocorrelation plot and the partial autocorrelation plot, the appropriate ar and ma parameters were determined. the ar parameter ( ) is based on the number of significant lag periods after censoring of the pacf plot, and the ma parameter ( ) is based on the significant lag period of the acf plot. this ensures that the arima model captures key features, improving prediction accuracy and efficiency. 61 figure 2. trends in seasonal extreme weather events figure 3. (us) according to the annual accident statistics based on these analysis steps, we were able to define the parameters of the arima model, where: represents the order of the autoregressive term in the model, represents the number of differences that need to be performed to smooth the data, and is the order of the moving average term. therefore, the arima model can be expressed by the formula arima , , as: 1 ∑     1 1 ∑     (2) after successfully fitting the model, we will have the ability to predict future deaths. these predictions will reveal the level of risk we may face in the future, which will provide important decision-support information for government departments and the insurance industry. in addition, the confidence intervals attached to the forecasts show the uncertainty range of the forecasts, which is important for assessing future risks and preparing for them. the fluctuations and peaks in figure 3 suggest that traditional arima models may not be able to fully capture the characteristics of the data. outliers need to be dealt with or more complex models such as outlier detection or time series decomposition techniques need to be employed. residual analysis helps to determine whether the model is extracting sufficient information, and if there is a clear pattern or autocorrelation, the model needs to be adjusted. 2.3. analysis of acf and pacf in this scenario, analyzing the autocorrelation function (acf) and partial autocorrelation function (pacf) has become the core step to understand the autocorrelation in time series data. this is because they are able to show regularities within the data, such as trends, periodicity, and other forms of correlated structure. based on the patterns inherent in these data, the arima model is designed to capture these features and apply them to the prediction process of future values. acf plots provide us with a view of the intrinsic correlation of data by revealing the autocorrelation of different lag periods [5]. if the acf value goes to zero quickly after a certain point, it usually means that the time series is affected by a short-term correlation, which is especially critical when choosing the moving average (ma) parameter. conversely, if the acf exhibits a slowly declining or persistent fluctuation pattern, this may imply that the time series contains more complex correlated structures, or that the time series is non-stationary and therefore requires differential processing to reach a stationary state. the pacf plot provides independent autocorrelation information for each lag period after excluding the effects of other lag periods. by observing the truncation phenomenon of pacf, we can determine the appropriate order of autoregressive (ar) parameters. this analysis ensures that the model accurately reflects the intrinsic dynamics of the time series, providing a solid basis for future predictions. figure 4. (us) autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation diagram based on the clues provided by figure 4, we may choose an arima model to predict future disaster impacts. for example, if a partial autocorrelation graph (pacf) exhibits a truncated feature after the first order, and an autocorrelation graph (acf) exhibits decreasing fluctuations, then we might consider an arima 1,  , 0 or arima 1,  , 1 model. where the dd value is determined by the stationarity of the data. after fitting the model, we should check the acf and pacf of the residuals to ensure that the model has not missed any important information. if the residuals exhibit randomness, i.e., there is no significant autocorrelation or partial autocorrelation, then the model fits well. by examining the acf and pacf plots of the residuals, we can verify that the model is able to capture all relevant structures in the data. if the residuals are found to still exhibit some degree of autocorrelation, it may mean that the model could be further improved, such as adding higher-order ar or ma parameters or considering other models. once we confirm that the residuals of the model behave as random, i.e., there are no systematic patterns or trends, we can use the model to make future predictions. these forecasts can be used to guide decisions such as policy making, 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 19 80 n 19 82 n 19 84 n 19 86 n 19 88 n 19 90 n 19 92 n 19 94 n 19 96 n 19 98 n 20 00 n 20 02 n 20 04 n 20 06 n 20 08 n 20 10 n 20 12 n 20 14 n 20 16 n 20 18 n 20 20 n 20 22 n total deather 62 preparedness measures, and pricing of insurance products. by constantly monitoring and updating the model's predictions, we can adjust these decisions to respond to changes in the impact of disasters. 3. cgdam-wrir model 3.1. model basic framework with the frequent occurrence of extreme weather events, especially tornadoes, which are unpredictable and destructive, they have attracted widespread attention. it is critical for communities to accurately identify and assess these risks, which involves the development of emergency response plans, the strengthening of infrastructure, and the safety precautions taken by residents. for insurers, understanding tornado risk levels in different regions can help calculate risk, adjust premiums, and develop insurance policies more precisely. given the frequency of extreme weather events around the world and the far-reaching impact these events can have on human societies and economies, it is important to choose an analytical tool that provides a clear picture of the level of risk in the region. this concise, descriptive statistical model provides policymakers and insurers with an intuitive map of risk by counting and visualizing the number of tornado events that occur in each state. this approach provides an important reference for predicting future risk levels and formulating corresponding countermeasures by visualizing the frequency of events in history. as shown in figure 5. figure 5. number of tornado events by state 3.2. parameter estimation and calibration as the impact of climate change intensifies, the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events are increasing significantly. it is critical for the insurance industry to identify areas that are more vulnerable to such events, as well as to estimate the amount of economic damage that these events may cause. this critical information can help insurers adjust insurance rates, design more accurate insurance products, and develop more effective prevention and response measures for potential disaster events. in our comprehensive geospatial and weather-related insurance risk damage assessment model (cgdamwrir), we place a high value on the accuracy and upto-date nature of property loss data. the data pre-processing phase is a critical step in ensuring that the loss amount is correctly identified and converted into a numerical format, laying the foundation for subsequent in-depth analysis. by combining the loss data with specific geographic location (latitude and longitude information), we can pinpoint the areas that are most affected and further analyze the specific types of risks that these areas face. this approach allows us not only to identify the areas most affected by disasters, but also to gain a deeper understanding of the risk characteristics of different regions. this provides a scientific basis for formulating more effective risk management strategies, adjusting premium policies, and designing more targeted insurance products. in this visualization, each point on the graph represents a recorded weather event, and the color and size of the point adjusts to the corresponding property damage value. in this way, the larger the loss value of the event, the more vivid the color and size of the point it represents. this design provides a visual indication of which areas have suffered significant economic losses, which may be due to frequent weather events in the region or the extremely high impact of a single event. 3.3. the impact degree of different intensity tornadoes on regions in the field of meteorological disaster management, an indepth understanding of tornadoes of different intensities and their impact on each region is critical. this information is important for risk assessment, effective allocation of resources, development of emergency response plans, and planning for long-term infrastructure. at the same time, this data is also critical for insurers when designing insurance products and assessing the associated risks. in today's increasingly frequent extreme weather events, using pie charts to show the distribution of tornado levels can help governments, rescue agencies, insurance companies and other relevant agencies better understand the characteristics and patterns of tornado events, so as to formulate more effective prevention, response and recovery measures [6]. in this model, we focus on the fujita scale of tornadoes a measure of tornado intensity, and by calculating the number of events under each criterion and converting it into percentages, we can get a clear picture of the relative frequency of tornado events under each criterion. to help us identify which types of tornado damage are most prevalent and provide recommendations and plans for different types of tornadoes to help residents and institutions prepare for and respond. figure 6. distribution of damage levels across all regions the pie chart in figure 6 shows the distribution of different levels of tornadoes in each region, which can help us understand the level of tornado risk that different regions face. according to fujita scale, f0 is the weakest tornado, while f4 and f5 are the strongest. the most recorded events belong 63 to lower-grade tornadoes (e.g., fo), while highergrade tornadoes such as f4 and f5 are rarer. this kind of information is important for optimizing resource allocation. for example, in areas that are frequently hit by highlevel tornadoes, increased construction intensity or improved early warning systems may be needed to reduce damage and safeguard public safety. 3.4. the impact of extreme weather events caused by climate change on communities as climate change causes extreme weather events to occur more frequently and have a significant impact on communities, local governments need to optimize emergency preparedness and resource allocation based on historical data. alabama, located in the southeastern part of the united states, can face several meteorological disasters such as tornadoes, floods, and storms. by understanding the historical data of these natural disasters, we can better understand their frequency and impact, so that we can develop sound plans, including budgeting, infrastructure planning, and public education activities, to reduce damage and improve public safety. this work is crucial because it helps ensure that communities are better able to cope and recover in the face of natural disasters. figure 7. the top 10 worst-hit regions figure 8. the frequency of different types of events in the state of alabama firstly, filters out the data related to alabama, then sorts it by different event types and counts the number of events of each type. by sorting by the number of events from largest to smallest, we were able to quickly identify the types of weather events that occurred most frequently within alabama. in order to visualize the relative frequency of various events, and to facilitate comparison and interpretation, we chose a bar chart as an analysis tool. the model leverages datasets of historical meteorological events directly, and instead of complex math, data aggregation is used to provide insights. by consolidating massive data points into a few core metrics, i.e., the frequency of various events as shown in figure 7 and figure 8, it provides intuitive and practical information for decisionmakers. the results of this analysis have important reference value for local government policy formulation and planning discussions. it reveals which weather events to focus on in alabama and what specific responses may be needed. for example, if there are significantly more incidents in one type than others, then more targeted education programs or additional safeguards may be needed in urban planning. overall, this databased approach to analysis provides a solid foundation for local governments to develop more precise and efficient policies and plans. 4. conclusion this study provides insights into the challenges and coping strategies of the property insurance industry in the face of increasing extreme weather events by using arima and cgdam-wrir models. the application of arima modeling helps us to assess the potential losses that may be caused by future extreme weather events, predict the mortality rate, and evaluate the impacts of tornadoes of varying intensities in different regions, which provides an important reference for risk management and 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[6] nouri n, devineni n, were v, et al. explaining the trends and variability in the united states tornado records using climate teleconnections and shifts in observational practices[j]. scientific reports, 2021, 11(1): 1-14. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 104 the development of the integrated media teaching materials of linux network operating system with "paper‐based teaching materials + electronic loose‐ leaf pages" yingfang liu *, wanchang dai, yuli wang zhejiang dongfang polytechnic, wenzhou, zhejiang, 325000, china * corresponding author: yingfang liu (email: 2449693058@qq.com) abstract: this paper focuses on the development of the integrated media teaching materials for the linux network operating system that combines "paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf pages". it thoroughly analyzes the characteristics and advantages of this teaching material model, elaborating on its application and impact in the teaching process. additionally, it delves into the challenges encountered during the development and presents corresponding solutions. by conducting this research, we aim to provide valuable references for enhancing the quality and effectiveness of teaching materials, and to facilitate better teaching and learning outcomes in the field of linux network operating systems, ultimately contributing to the improvement of the overall teaching quality and learning efficiency. keywords: paper-based teaching materials; electronic loose-leaf pages; linux network operating system; integrated media teaching materials. 1. introduction in the present era of rapid development of information technology, the importance of linux network operating system in the computer field has become increasingly prominent. however, the traditional paper-based teaching materials have certain limitations in meeting the diverse learning needs of students. with the continuous update of educational concepts and the increasing progress of technology, the integrated media teaching material model of "paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf pages" has emerged. the modern education has put forward higher requirements for the form and content of teaching materials, and the complexity and practicality of linux network operating system require a more flexible and diverse form of teaching materials. driven by the wave of informatization, the field of education is undergoing profound changes. traditional teaching materials have been unable to meet students' needs for instant interaction and personalized learning. as a course with high difficulty, the innovation of the teaching materials of linux network operating system is urgently needed. although there are various related teaching materials on the current market, there are generally problems such as outdated content and single form, which cannot fully stimulate students' interest in learning. through in-depth analysis of the characteristics and advantages of the "paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf pages" model, we explore effective ways to integrate it skillfully into the development of linux network operating system teaching materials, and strive to improve the quality of teaching. this research can not only provide a solid theoretical support for the innovation of linux network operating system teaching materials, but also provide clear direction guidance for practical operations, and help cultivate high-quality computer professionals that meet the needs of social development. at the same time, it is also expected to provide useful references for the construction of teaching materials for other related courses and promote the vigorous development of the education cause. 2. "paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf" mode overview characteristics and functions of paper-based teaching materials: paper-based teaching materials are an important part of traditional teaching materials. its characteristics include: presenting knowledge in an intuitive and clear way, which helps students focus on reading and understanding. its logical structure and systematic arrangement can help students establish a complete knowledge system. moreover, paper-based teaching materials have high stability and can be stored for a long time, which is convenient for students to check and review at any time. advantages and functions of electronic loose-leaf pages: electronic loose-leaf pages have many advantages and functions. it can incorporate a variety of multimedia elements, such as dynamic pictures, audio, and videos, to enhance the interestingness of learning. the update of electronic looseleaf pages is convenient, and it can include the latest knowledge and information in a timely manner. in addition, it is portable, and students can learn anytime, anywhere through electronic devices, and can also flexibly adjust the learning content according to personal needs. concept and characteristics of integrated media teaching materials: integrated media teaching materials are a perfect combination of paper-based teaching materials and electronic loose-leaf pages. it not only retains the systematicness and authority of paper-based teaching materials, but also has the flexibility and interactivity of electronic loose-leaf pages. this kind of teaching materials can provide personalized learning plans according to the characteristics and needs of 105 students. integrated media teaching materials have strong interactivity, which can better stimulate students' interest in learning and improve the quality of teaching. 3. the demand analysis of linux network operating system teaching materials characteristics and needs of learners: learners of linux network operating system usually have a certain foundation of computer knowledge, but may have limited understanding of the principles and applications of the operating system. they are eager to master the core concepts and skills of the system so that they can use it flexibly in actual work. learners hope that the content of the teaching materials is practical and easy to understand, and can provide rich examples and practical opportunities to help them improve their practical operation ability. teaching objectives and requirements: the goal of the teaching materials is to enable learners to have a comprehensive understanding of the architecture, functions, and management methods of the linux network operating system. it is required to cover basic knowledge such as system installation, configuration, and network settings, and also indepth explain advanced topics such as process management and storage management. the teaching materials should focus on cultivating the problem-solving ability and innovative thinking of learners, and guide them to explore the potential of the system through practice. through such requirement analysis, the teaching materials can better meet the needs of learners and help them quickly master the knowledge and skills of the linux network operating system, and lay a solid foundation for future career development. 4. "the paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf" linux network operating system integrated media teaching materials' design and development organization and presentation methods of teaching content: when designing and developing the integrated media teaching materials of the "paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf pages" linux network operating system, the organization of teaching content is of vital importance. we should organize the knowledge system systematically according to the characteristics and needs of learners to ensure the coherence and logic of the content. the presentation methods can be diverse, such as through the form of illustrated and illustrated, making complex concepts easier to understand. at the same time, use auxiliary materials such as charts and cases to help learners better grasp knowledge points. design principles and technical implementation of electronic loose-leaf pages: the design of electronic looseleaf pages should follow the principles of simplicity, practicality, and interactivity. it should have a good user interface for the convenience of learners to operate. in terms of technical implementation, it is necessary to ensure the compatibility of electronic loose-leaf pages on different devices, as well as the security and stability of data. at the same time, advanced technical means should be adopted to improve the functionality and interestingness of electronic loose-leaf pages to attract the attention of learners. integration strategies and methods: to integrate paperbased teaching materials and electronic loose-leaf pages, reasonable strategies and methods need to be formulated. guide can be set in the paper-based teaching materials to prompt learners to use the electronic loose-leaf pages for indepth learning. at the same time, establish the connection between the two to achieve seamless connection of knowledge points. in terms of methods, you can use twodimensional codes, links, and other methods to facilitate learners to quickly access the content of electronic loose-leaf pages. 5. application effect evaluation of integrated media teaching materials the application of integrated media teaching materials in the field of education has brought about various influences. for student learning, this form of teaching materials provides more diverse and abundant learning resources. it combines the systematicness of paper-based teaching materials with the flexibility of electronic loose-leaf pages to meet the different learning styles and needs of students. students can better understand and master knowledge through multimedia elements and increase their interest and enthusiasm for learning. teacher teaching has also been improved due to integrated media teaching materials. teachers can use the interactive functions in the electronic loose-leaf pages to design more attractive teaching activities and enhance students' participation. at the same time, the data analysis and feedback functions in the teaching materials help teachers understand the learning situation of students and adjust the teaching strategy in a timely manner. however, in practical applications, some problems and feedback will also be faced. on the one hand, the compatibility and stability of technical equipment may affect the use effect of the teaching materials. on the other hand, students and teachers may need a certain amount of time to adapt to this new form of teaching materials. in order to give better play to the advantages of integrated media teaching materials, we need to continuously improve and optimize. for example, strengthen technical support to ensure the stable operation of the teaching materials; provide training and guidance to help students and teachers make better use of the functions of the teaching materials. in general, integrated media teaching materials have a positive impact on student learning and teacher teaching, but it is necessary to continuously solve the problems in practical applications in order to achieve better educational effects. 6. conclusion in the development work of the integrated media teaching materials of "paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf pages" linux network operating system this time, we have achieved the following important results. through the organic combination of paper-based teaching materials and electronic loose-leaf pages, rich learning resources and diverse learning methods are provided for learners. the paper-based teaching materials present the knowledge system systematically, and the electronic loose-leaf pages enhance the interestingness and depth of learning with their flexibility and interactivity. the research results also include the careful organization and presentation of the teaching material content, which makes it more in line with the cognitive law and 106 learning needs of learners. at the same time, the application of integrated media technology has enhanced the practicality and attractiveness of the teaching materials. looking forward to the future, we will continue to pay attention to the development of technology and continuously optimize the content and form of the teaching materials. further strengthen the cooperation with experts in the field of education to better meet the needs of learners. we will also explore more innovative teaching methods and technical means to enhance the intelligent level of the teaching materials and provide a more personalized learning experience for learners. the future development direction also includes expanding the application field of the teaching materials, not only limited to the linux network operating system, but also covering other related fields to provide highquality educational resources for more learners. the development work of this teaching material has laid a solid foundation for the development of integrated media teaching materials, and we will continue to work hard to promote the development of the education cause. acknowledgments fund project: association of fundamental computing education in chinese universities. project name: the development of the integrated media teaching materials of linux network operating system with "paper-based teaching materials + electronic loose-leaf pages". project number: 2023-afcec-111. references [1] wei hua, guo pengfei, xue meigui, et al. research on the development and construction of loose-leaf teaching materials for the printing media technology major in higher vocational colleges [j]. vocational technology, 2024, 23 (04): 62-68. 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[8] li shenglin, tu yan. research on the construction of digital teaching materials in vocational education under the new economic environment [j]. journal of hainan open university, 2024, 25 (01): 144-150. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 75 research on the detection of traffic flow based on video images jian he, wei teng *, zeyu zhao, binche liu, bing qin and jun jiang school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114051, china * corresponding author: wei teng abstract: based on the current level of social development, everyone's demand for cars has increased rapidly. at present, the total number of motor vehicles and drivers in china ranks first in the world. with the rapid development of deep learning, the method of vehicle flow statistics based on video can directly use the existing traffic monitoring camera to realize the detection of vehicles, and some traffic flow detection based on yolov1, yolov2, yolov3, yolov4 and other algorithms have problems such as insufficient accuracy and low efficiency. therefore, this paper proposes to use yolov5 to replace the original algorithm to achieve object detection, tracking, and processing. i improve the efficiency of the statistics of the traffic flow. keywords: video-based traffic statistics; yolov5; object detection; tracking; processing. 1. introduction the total number of motor vehicles and drivers in china ranks first in the world, and the detection of traffic flow is a crucial study in urban traffic management and planning. with the increase of urban population and the continuous growth of car ownership, the problem of traffic congestion is becoming increasingly prominent, which brings great challenges to the sustainable development of cities. understanding and mastering traffic flow can provide important data support for traffic management departments, helping to optimize decision-making in road planning, traffic light control, traffic congestion mitigation, and more. traffic flow detection plays an important role in urban traffic management and planning, which can provide accurate data support for traffic management departments, help optimize traffic conditions, improve road traffic efficiency, and promote the sustainable development of cities. however, many algorithms have serious problems such as low detection accuracy and low detection efficiency. to better improve the accuracy and efficiency, we use the yolov5 algorithm to improve it to achieve real-time monitoring [1]. 2. introduction of yolov (1,2,3,4) and their shortcomings the hinton team designed alexne by using a convolutional neural network, which works better on the imagenet dataset than other traditional methods. so far, convolutional neural networks have gradually become popular in the field of computer vision, and more algorithms for image detection and processing have been proposed. yolov1 is the first version of yolo, presented in 2015. it takes an input size of 448x448 and divides the image into 7x7 grids, each predicting two bounding boxes, each containing a target. each bounding box also predicts the category probability of the target. yolov1 was released by joseph et al., which not only has a high degree of generalization ability, but also can meet the requirements of real-time detection. however, because yolov1 does not use a full convolutional network, the size of the input is fixed, and the image often needs to be cropped, which has a worse prediction effect on small targets in large images, and also has a certain impact on comprehensive object recognition. fcn network structure is divided into two parts: full convolution part and deconvolution part. the full convolution part is some classic cnn networks (such as vgg, resnet, etc.), which is used to extract features; the deconvolution part is to get the original size of the semantic segmentation image through upsampling. the input of fcn can be a color image of any size, and the output size is the same as the input size, and the number of channels is n (number of target categories) + 1 (background). the fcn network structure is as follows: in order to improve the problem of yolov1, yolov2 was proposed in 2016. yolov2 uses the darknet-19 network as the backbone network and introduces anchor boxes to better handle targets at different scales. in addition, yolov2 uses multi-scale training and testing to improve the detection ability of small targets. compared with yolov1, yolov2 has improved in terms of accuracy and speed. however, due to the small number of grids, the positioning accuracy for large-scale targets is not high. yolov3 was introduced in 2018 and is the largest version of the yolo series. yolov3 uses a deeper darknet-53 backbone network and adds detection at multiple scales. yolov3 also introduces three target prediction layers of different sizes for detecting targets of different sizes. in addition, yolov3 also uses fpn (feature pyramid network) to extract multi-scale features. fpn is a top-down feature fusion method, but fpn is a multi-scale object detection algorithm, that is, there is not only one feature prediction layer. although some algorithms also adopt multi-scale feature fusion to carry out target detection, they often only use the features of one scale obtained after fusion. although this approach can combine the semantic information of top-level features with the details of low-level features, it will cause some deviations in the process of feature deconvolution. the prediction using only the features obtained after fusion will have a bad effect on the detection accuracy. based on the above problems, fpn method can make prediction on multiple fusion features of different scales to maximize the detection accuracy. 76 figure 1. the fcn network structure yolov4 was proposed in 2020. yolov4 has made a series of improvements in network structure and training strategy, including using cspdarknet53 as the backbone network, using the spp (spatial pyramid pooling) module to process multi-scale information, and using panet to fuse different hierarchical features. the network structure of panet is shown in figure 2, which consists of five core modules. among them, (a) is an fpn[2], (b) is a bottom-up feature fusion layer added by pan, (c) is an adaptive feature pooling layer, (d) is a bounding box prediction head of panet, and (e) is a fully connected fusion layer for predicting masks.yolov4 has been significantly improved in terms of accuracy and speed. however, there is still the problem of poor handling of overlapping targets, identifying them as one target or missing some of them. figure 2. network structure of panet 3. introduction of yolov5 in order to make the tracking, detection, and processing of images better realized, and the efficiency of traffic flow statistics is greatly improved, we use the yolov5 algorithm to implement it, which is compared with other yolo algorithms, yolov5 uses cspnet as the backbone network. cspnet is a new network structure, which can effectively reduce the redundancy of feature maps and improve the computational efficiency and accuracy, using feature maps of four scales, which are 40x40, 80x80, 160x160, and 320x320. (cspnet structure by splitting the shallow feature map in two at the channel dimension, a portion propagates backwards via a feature extraction module such as a residual block, the other part is directly merged with the output of the feature extraction module through the cross-stage hierarchy. a richer gradient combination is achieved, and can be reduced on the basis of the same or improved accuracy 10% ~ 20% of network parameters.）this made it possible to increase the ability to detect small targets, and at the same time, a variable input size of 640x640 was used. this allows for adaptation to different scenarios and needs. and there are 876 million parameters. yolov5 increased the number of parameters to improve the expressiveness and generalization ability of the model, and the map and fps of yolov5 on the coco dataset were 36.2% and 140.0. yolov5 is superior to the rest in terms of accuracy and speed. therefore, we use yolov5 to improve the accuracy and efficiency of traffic flow measurement[2]. yolov5 is a pre-trained object detection architecture and model series on the coco dataset, which is an extension of the yolo series. neck and head, among them, backbone is responsible for feature extraction, neck is responsible for feature fusion, and head contains three detection heads, 77 which are responsible for outputting detection information, yolov5 has modified the four parts of the yolov4 network, and has achieved great improvements, using mosaic data enhancement, adaptive anchor frame calculation, and adaptive image scaling on the input side. cbs module consists of a convolution layer conv, a batch normalization layer batchnorm and silu activation function layer. the specific structure diagram is shown below. figure 3. cbs module structure diagram cbs module can extract the features in the image and sort out the extracted feature map. conv of the convolution layer in cbs module changes the multiple of the feature map reduction by modifying the step size, and the image filling operation is calculated automatically by the model. in backbone, the step size of conv of convolution layer is 2, and the size of convolution kernel is 3 x3. through this convolution layer, the width and height of feature map will be halved, and feature extraction of image is carried out at the same time. in neck, convolution check feature maps with a size of 1x1 are mostly used to raise or reduce dimension. the batchnorm layer is added after the convolution layer to normalize the extracted features, so that the network will not be unstable due to large data before the activation function, and to prevent the gradient explosion, disappearance and overfitting problems. at the very end, the silu activation function is used, adding smooth and non-monotonic features to increase the nonlinearity of the data. focus structure is used on the backbone side. (focus structure is a special layer in yolov5, mainly used to improve the detection ability of the model on small targets. this design can make the model better focus on the features of small targets, thus improving the accuracy of target detection and recall rate. especially for small target detection, the focus structure can bring obvious advantages. in addition, the focus structure can reduce the computational effort and memory footprint by breaking the input feature graph into multiple subgraphs and concatenating the channel dimensions instead of directly copying the spatial dimensions of the entire feature graph. such operations can improve the overall performance of the model by reducing the number of channels in the feature graph while maintaining critical information) and csp structures (csp structures improve the performance of deep neural networks by dividing input features into two parts and then cross-connecting between the two parts. csp structure can effectively improve the feature representation ability of the model, thus improving the accuracy and generalization ability of the model. fpn+pan structure was added to the neck side, the loss function during training was improved on the head side, and giou_loss was used to improve diou_nms for prediction box screening. [3]. compared with the fixed size and proportion used in the traditional method, the adaptive anchor frame has many advantages, such as enriching the detection of the object's background and small target, and calculating the batch as it uses normalization, it computations data on four images at a time, so that the mini-batch size doesn't have to be as large as it uses a single gpu to get good results. adaptive anchor frame calculation in both yolov3 and yolov4, anchor needs to be calculated by k-means clustering method in advance, and the anchor is fixed. however, in yolov5, although the anchor is set in advance, the optimal anchor in different training sets can be calculated adaptively during training, so as to update the anchor value. this feature can also be turned off manually, changed in train.py, set to false. the specific implementation structure of yolov5 is as follows [4]: figure 4. yolov5 structure diagram 4. algorithm design the yolov5 algorithm is used to realize object detection, image segmentation, and target tracking to realize the statistics of traffic flow. there are five versions of yolov5, namely yolov5n, yolov5s, yolov5m, yolov5l and yolo5x. the network depth, width, parameter size and number of convolutional nuclei in different stages are different 1.yolov5s: this is the smallest model in the yolov5 series. "s" stands for "small". the model performs best on devices with limited computing resources, such as mobile devices or edge devices. yolov5s has the fastest detection, but the accuracy is relatively low. 2.yolov5m: this is a medium sized model in the yolov5 series. "m" stands for "medium". the yolov5m offers a good balance between speed and accuracy and is suitable for devices with a certain amount of computing power. 3.yolov5l: this is a larger model in the yolov5 series. "l" stands for "large". yolov5l is relatively accurate, but the 78 detection speed is slower. it is suitable for devices that require high accuracy and have strong computing power. 4.yolov5x: this is the largest model in the yolov5 series. "x" stands for "extra large." yolov5x performed best in terms of accuracy, but had the slowest detection speed. ideal for tasks requiring extremely high accuracy and devices with powerful computing power, such as gpus. 5.yolov5n: this is a variant in the yolov5 family, optimized for nano devices such as the nvidia jetson nano. yolov5n delivers accuracy for edge devices while maintaining high speeds. we used yolov 5s in this experiment. first, we built a vehicle model and improved it by using the yolov5 network, which effectively alleviated the problem of target loss and target location. yolov5 is used to predict the position and category of the target in the image, and the prediction results are processed by yolov5. in the process of target tracking and detection, we conduct target tracking by studying the process of target positioning moving target in video over time. in the target tracking task in the real scene, considering the real-time and flexibility of the algorithm, we intend to adopt the online tracking method based on detection. multi-target tracking technology (mot) is designed to detect and obtain the position of the target that is interested or wants to track in the video frame, and assign an id to each target, and keep each target id unchanged during the process of target movement. after consulting a lot of data, we were able to reconstruct the feature extraction network of yolov5 using the improved efficientnetv2, and the association fusion network solved the competition problem between multi-task learning in jde algorithm, greatly reducing the number of parameters and calculation amount of multi-target tracking algorithm, and better meeting the real-time requirements of mobile devices. at the same time, a fast multi-object based algorithm based on semi-suppressed fuzzy clustering proposed by zhang junhui and others is used to greatly improve the real-time and reliability of multi-object data association in complex environments. for image segmentation, a given image data is treated as a collection of many fuzzy elements belonging to different clusters. the membership degree of each pixel is blurred to each cluster, and the image segmentation algorithm based on otsu-ifcm is used. the algorithm first utilizes the otsu algorithm (otsu algorithm is an adaptive threshold segmentation algorithm based on image gray histogram. it determines an optimal threshold by maximizing the interclass variance and minimizing the intra-class variance, which realizes the purpose of automatic image segmentation. the basic principle of otsu algorithm is to select the optimal threshold by the maximum inter-class variance. in the process of image segmentation, we want the difference between the two categories after segmentation to be as large as possible, that is, to maximize the inter-class variance. otsu algorithm calculates the inter-class variance under different thresholds and selects the threshold with the largest inter-class variance as the best threshold. to find the optimal segmentation threshold of image foreground and background, an image segmentation algorithm based on otsu-ifcm is used. the algorithm firstly uses otsu algorithm (otsu algorithm is an adaptive threshold segmentation algorithm based on image gray histogram. it determines an optimal threshold by maximizing the inter-class variance and minimizing the intraclass variance, which realizes the purpose of automatic image segmentation. the basic principle of otsu algorithm is to select the optimal threshold by the maximum inter-class variance. in the process of image segmentation, we want the difference between the two categories after segmentation to be as large as possible, that is, to maximize the inter-class variance. otsu algorithm calculates the inter-class variance under different thresholds and selects the threshold with the largest inter-class variance as the best threshold. the optimal segmentation threshold of foreground and background of image is found. by studying the positioning process of moving targets in video over time, the detection-based online tracking method is adopted in the target tracking task of real scene, considering the real-time and flexibility of the algorithm. then the ifcm algorithm is used, which is a variant of the intuitive fuzzy c-means clustering algorithm. the basic idea is to treat a given image data as a set of fuzzy elements belonging to different clusters. by blurring the membership degree of each pixel to each cluster, and then iteratively adjusting the cluster center and membership degree according to the update formula, the image segmentation is finally realized. multi-target tracking technology (mot) is designed to detect and obtain the position of the target that is interested or wants to track in the video frame, and assign an id to each target, and keep each target id unchanged during the process of target movement. after consulting a lot of data, we were able to reconstruct the feature extraction network of yolov5 using the improved efficientnetv2, and the association fusion network solved the competition problem between multi-task learning in jde algorithm, greatly reducing the number of parameters and calculation amount of multi-target tracking algorithm, and better meeting the real-time requirements of mobile devices. at the same time, a fast multi-object basis algorithm based on semi-suppressed fuzzy clustering proposed by zhang junhui et al is used to greatly improve the real-time and reliability of multi-object data association in complex environments. the specific realization flow chart is as follows: the specific implementation flow chart is as follows: figure 5. implementation flowchart 79 5. experimental results in the area of target detection, there are four types of samples: true positive(tp), false positive(fp), true positive(tp), false positive(fp), in order to quantify the performance comparison of the proposed network with other networks, this paper uses typical evaluation metrics such as precision (p) and recall (r), the formula is as follows: the average precision (ap) is the area below the p-r curve, which is the average of the precision values of the p-r curve. for p-r curve, a definite integral is used for the calculation: in the actual calculation of target detection performance test, p-r curve should be smoothed. for each point on the pr curve, the precision value is calculated as follows: map is an average value of a plurality of classes map. because the method in this paper only detects pavement objects, the meaning of map and ap in this paper is the same. map is the most important index to measure the performance of target detection. in this experiment, we collected a lot of videos on the network and took some videos for testing from different angles, and a large number of videos were recognized well under the model and algorithm, and the accuracy was very high. the accuracy and efficiency of traffic flow statistics are fully improved, and the algorithm mentioned in this paper can have a good detection effect on traffic flow statistics. the yolov5 algorithm can be applied to a large number of object detection projects to improve the accuracy and efficiency of the project. 6. conclusion in this paper, the yolov5 algorithm is used to improve the accuracy and efficiency of traffic flow statistics, and improve the accuracy of actual detection. in the future, we will consider adapting the model algorithm to the traffic camera to truly achieve the statistics of the actual application of traffic flow. acknowledgments college students' innovation and entrepreneurship training plan of university of science and technology liaoning in 2024. references [1] zhang yingwei. research on traffic flow and violation detection technology in intelligent transportation[d].liaoning university of science and technology, 2023.doi: 10. 26923/ d. cnki.gasgc.2023.000474. 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[5] lin shu, liu mingying, tao zhiying, underwater treasure detection based on attention mechanism and improved yolov5 y!.transactions of the chinese society of agricutural engineerng, 2021, 37(18):307-314. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 1 recognition and prediction of precursory feature signals of coal mine rock burst based on random forest and mk trend test tianhang yang * sun yueqi honors college, china university of mining and technology, xuzhou, jiangsu, china * corresponding author: tianhang yang abstract: this paper aims to identify and predict the precursory characteristic signals of coal mine rock burst by employing the random forest and mk (mann-kendall) trend test methods. initially, the study conducts data preprocessing and analysis on indicators such as electromagnetic radiation intensity, acoustic wave intensity, and type. it uses clustering methods to distinguish various data types and analyzes the data after visual representation. the visualization of data illustrates the distribution and trends, which aids in understanding the characteristics of the data, such as the upward trend observed in precursory feature data. during the data preprocessing phase, diagrams of various classes of data for acoustic emission (ae) and electromagnetic radiation (emr) intensity are presented, providing an intuitive reference for subsequent analysis. the research utilizes the random forest algorithm and mk trend test to recognize precursor signals and predict their occurrence intervals. the random forest model is chosen for its efficiency and accuracy in handling classification and regression issues, while the mk trend test provides a statistical basis for identifying precursory signals by analyzing monotonic trends within the dataset. this study not only enhances the accuracy of precursory signal identification for coal mine rock bursts but also offers scientific early warning and control measures for coal mine safety production, which is of significant practical value. keywords: coal mine rock burst; precursory characteristic signals; random forest; mk trend test; perceptron. 1. introduction coal, as a vital component of global energy, plays a crucial role in economic and social development. however, as coal mining deepens, safety issues in coal mines become increasingly prominent, especially rock burst accidents that not only threaten the lives of miners but also lead to significant economic losses [1]. therefore, effective prediction and early warning of coal mine rock bursts have become a key issue in the field of mine safety [2-3]. rock bursts, as a complex mining dynamic phenomenon, are often accompanied by a variety of precursory feature signals. these signals include, but are not limited to, electromagnetic radiation, acoustic wave activity, and other physical phenomena. identifying and interpreting these precursory signals are of great significance for predicting rock bursts. however, due to the complexity and variability of these signals, traditional prediction methods often struggle to accurately identify and predict rock burst events [4-5]. to improve the accuracy of predictions, this paper proposes an integrated method based on the random forest and mk (mann-kendall) trend test. the random forest, as an ensemble learning technique, enhances model performance and generalization ability by constructing multiple decision trees and voting or averaging [6]. the mk trend test is a nonparametric statistical method that can effectively detect trend changes in a dataset [7]. by combining these two methods, this paper aims to build a robust recognition and prediction model to improve the identification rate and prediction accuracy of precursor signals of coal mine rock bursts. 2. data preprocessing 2.1. data cleaning fig 1. ae intensity map of class a and class b data in this paper, the data are preprocessed and analyzed first. we preprocessed electromagnetic radiation intensity, acoustic wave intensity and type as indicators, distinguished various data by clustering method, and analyzed the data after data visualization. in the visualization of data, we show the distribution and trend of data by drawing to help understand 2 the characteristics of data, such as the upward trend of precursor feature data. fig. 1 are ae intensity graphs of data a and b, and fig. 2 are emr intensity graphs of two types of data. 2.2. precursor feature signals within about 7 days before the earth burst, the electromagnetic radiation and acoustic emission signals have a tendency to increase with time cycle, which is called precursor characteristic signals. rock burst may occur within about 7 days after the occurrence of precursor characteristic signals, so in general, after the occurrence of precursor characteristic signals, certain measures will be taken to prevent rock burst as much as possible. fig 2. emr intensity map of class a and class b data this paper first analyzed the data, visualized the normal signal and the precursor signal, and found that the precursor characteristic signal strength has a slight upward trend, which is the same as the definition of the precursor characteristic signal. fig. 3 and fig. 4 respectively show the comparison results between the normal acoustic emission signal and the precursor characteristic signal strength and the normal electromagnetic radiation signal and the precursor characteristic signal strength. fig 3. comparison of the intensity of acoustic emission normal signal and precursor characteristic signal fig 4. comparison of the intensity of normal and precursory characteristic signals of electromagnetic radiation 3. model construction in the analysis of precursor data, this paper uses ks test, mk trend test and adf stationary series test to test all the data in annex 2, distinguish precursor data from normal data, calculate and compare, and get their characteristics. then, the features are substituted into the random forest model for machine learning and interval calculation. 3.1. ks test table 1. comparison of normal and precursory signals of electromagnetic radiation normal emr emr precursor normal ae ae precursor quantity 73418 12532 15587 2212 mean value 49.81542148 71.05480777 37.4329889 41.66865778 standard deviation 18.27932445 91.89984446 3.72736829 8.303728496 minimum value 9.61 11.67 29 29 25% quantile 42.451 30.14875 35.29 35.41 50% quantile 46.4895 41 36.661 39.105 75% quantile 52 71.674 38.2655 45.16375 maximum value 270 491 80 81 the ks test is a test to see whether a distribution f(x) is consistent with the theoretical distribution g(x), or whether two observed distributions are significantly different. it can be seen from the title that the precursory characteristic signal is the signal of electromagnetic radiation and acoustic emission that has a tendency to increase with time cycle, and this upward trend signal can be screened by ks test. therefore, in this paper, ks test is carried out on all the data, the precursor feature data is selected, and a series of feature values are obtained by comparing it with the normal data. the data comparison results of normal electromagnetic radiation signals and precursor signals are shown in the table 1. among them, the more obvious is that the mean value and standard difference are large. 3 fig 5. autocorrelation function diagram of acoustic emission normal signal and precursor characteristic signal fig 6. autocorrelation function diagram of normal signal and precursory characteristic signal of electromagnetic radiation then, we visualized the autocorrelation function of the normal signal and precursor signal distinguished after ks test, and the results were shown in fig. 5 and fig. 6. we find that the precursory feature signal is like the normal signal, which is not conducive to the further prediction as a feature. therefore, this paper further tests the data. 3.2. mk trend test and adf stationary series test the machine learning of random forest needs more significant features to predict the interval of the next precursor signal more accurately, so this paper selects mk trend test and adf stationary sequence test to obtain features. the mk test is a nonparametric trend test used to analyze monotonic trends in a data set. it is based on symbolic comparison of data pairs. set a time series , for any (i,j) pair where i<j, defines as follows. (1) the test statistic s is the sum of all pairs. (2) in the absence of equivalent values, the standard normal variable z is used to test. (3) the calculation formula of var(s) is as follows. (4) the adf test is used to detect the unit root in the time series to determine whether the series is non-stationary. the basic model for testing is an autoregressive model (ar model). (5) where is the time series and δ = is the first difference of the series. is the constant term and is the time trend term. tests the coefficient of the unit root, if =0 then there is a unit root, indicating that the sequence is non-stationary. is the coefficient of the difference term, and is the error term. the article creates a function and defines a constant time interval of 2 minutes for the time series of our data to perform adf (augmented dickey-fuller) and mk (mann-kendall) tests. after the tests, corresponding p-values are obtained, which are used to measure the probability of observing the data or more extreme data under the null hypothesis being true. the p-values are recorded, and their dynamic changes are analyzed. it is found that when precursor features of the data appear, the p-values exhibit a specific trend. this trend is similar to the described trend in the question, which increases cyclically over time. therefore, the article also defines this trend in p-values as a characteristic. 4 3.3. random forest through ks test, mk trend test and adf stationary series test, this paper obtained many characteristics of precursor signals, including the eigenvalues in the table obtained in the above ks test, including large mean and standard deviation, as well as the p-value trend characteristics of adf test and mk test. then, by means of random forest, this paper trains the model with the above features to predict the occurrence time of precursor signals. finally, the precursory characteristic signal time interval of electromagnetic radiation and the precursory characteristic signal interval of acoustic emission are obtained by the model. fig 7. random forest specific flow chart random forest is the combination of multiple decision trees, each data set is randomly selected, and some features are randomly selected as input. the specific flow chart of random forest is shown in fig. 7. in this paper, the data is divided into training set and test set by means of random forest, and the feature scaling and feature engineering processing are carried out to train the model and get the prediction result. the electromagnetic radiation interference signal time interval and acoustic emission interference signal interval obtained by this model are shown in table 2 and table 3. table 2. time interval of electromagnetic radiation interference signal number start of time interval end of time interval 1 2022/05/01 00:00:00 2022/05/14 15:10:30 2 2022/05/14 15:16:15 2022/05/14 15:58:22 3 2022/05/14 16:18:48 2022/05/14 17:39:34 4 2022/05/14 17:41:23 2022/05/14 18:15:13 5 2022/05/14 18:18:14 2022/05/14 19:10:02 table 3. time interval of acoustic emission interference signal number start of time interval end of time interval 1 2022/10/10 00:00:00 2022/10/16 01:32:21 2 2022/10/16 01:32:21 2022/10/16 01:32:21 3 2022/10/25 14:30:56 2022/10/31 03:22:59 4 2022/10/31 03:22:59 2022/11/09 09:58:22 5 2022/10/31 04:53:48 2022/10/31 05:07:21 4. probabilistic prediction we use the model to predict the probability of precursor feature data after some data. since we do not analyze all the data, but the data before the precursor signal occurs, we no longer use the method of setting threshold and ks test, but directly use the mk trend test and adf stationary series test to obtain the characteristics of their data. then, the feature is inserted into the perceptron model of sigmoid activation function, and the possibility of precursor data after output a certain data. the sigmoid activation function is an activation function commonly used in neural networks to map the input of a neuron to the output between 0 and 1. this property makes the sigmoid function particularly suitable for interpreting the output as probability, especially in binary classification problems. therefore, for problem 3, this paper selects a perceptron model using sigmoid activation function, and calculates the occurrence probability of precursor feature signals at the last moment of a certain time period by analyzing the characteristics of the data. specifically, the output of a perceptron model using the sigmoid activation function can be expressed as follows. (6) where x is the input, w is the weight, and b is the bias term. the output value of this function is between 0 and 1, which can be used to represent the probability of an event, that is, the probability of the occurrence of the precursor characteristic signal requested by the problem. with the mk trend test and adf stationary series test in 3.2 above, the data is first tested to obtain its corresponding p-value, and its dynamic situation is analyzed to obtain the unique trend of p-value. after replacing it into the perceptron model using sigmoid activation function, the corresponding probability can be obtained through calculation, as shown in table 4. table 4. the probability of precursor features occurring at the time of data collection time of electromagnetic radiation data probability the time of the acoustic emission data probability 2023-1-24 23:58:36 0.001195% 2023-1-24 23:58:36 0.07968% 2023-2-11 23:59:20 79.90% 2023-2-11 23:59:20 0.6814% 2023-2-26 23:59:27 99.42% 2023-2-26 23:59:27 40.21% 2023-3-10 23:58:14 9.950% 2023-3-10 23:58:14 2.205% 2023-3-30 23:58:13 99.85% 2023-3-30 23:58:13 81.99% 5. conclusion this paper effectively identifies and predicts the precursory feature signals of coal mine rock bursts by constructing a model based on the random forest and mk trend test. through in-depth analysis of electromagnetic radiation and acoustic wave intensity data, we have revealed specific patterns of these signals prior to the occurrence of rock bursts. by using clustering methods for data preprocessing and visualization, we successfully distinguished between normal and precursory signals, thereby establishing a predictive model. the random forest model, known for its robust classification capabilities, was employed in this study, while the mk trend test provided a solid statistical foundation for identifying trend changes in the signals. the combined application of these two methods not only improved the accuracy of precursory signal identification but also predicted 5 the time intervals in which these signals are likely to occur, providing valuable early warning information for the safety of coal mine production. furthermore, the model proposed in this study demonstrated high accuracy and good generalization ability in empirical analysis, verifying the effectiveness and practicality of the model. however, the complexity of the coal mine environment suggests that there is still room for improvement. future research can further explore the applicability of the model under different mining conditions and consider incorporating more types of sensor data to enhance the accuracy and reliability of predictions. references [1] fu-xing j, xian-feng s h i, cun-wen w, et al. mechanical mechanism of rock burst accidents in slice mining face under high pressure[j]. chinese journal of geotechnical engineering, 2015, 37(6): 1123-1131. 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[7] sang y f, wang z, liu c. comparison of the mk test and emd method for trend identification in hydrological time series[j]. journal of hydrology, 2014, 510: 293-298. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 12 research on sensorless foc method of pmsm based on adrc xin zhang 1, 2, miao huang 1, *, lili tao 1, shuping zhang 1, zhihua hu 1 1 school of intelligent manufacturing and control engineering, shanghai polytechnic university, shanghai, 201209, china 2 vocational & technical teacher education school, shanghai polytechnic university, shanghai, 201209, china * corresponding author: miao huang (email: huangmiao@sspu.edu.cn) abstract: this paper addresses the issues of low observer estimation accuracy, high speed overshoot, narrow speed range, and poor anti-disturbance performance in traditional sensorless permanent magnetic synchronous motor (pmsm) field oriented control (foc) systems. it proposes two control methods combining the extended kalman filter (ekf) observer with linear active disturbance rejection control (ladrc) and nonlinear active disturbance rejection control (nladrc). the ekf is used to estimate rotor position and speed, while ladrc and nladrc controllers compensate for load disturbances in the speed loop. ekf outputs are used for feedforward compensation in the current loop, eliminating the coupling between d-axis and q-axis voltages. simulation results show that both methods offer strong anti-disturbance performance, a wide speed range, strong speed overshoot suppression, and accurate estimation of motor speed and rotor position, thereby enhancing the operational stability of the pmsm system. keywords: pmsm; ekf; adrc; foc; voltage feed-forward control; sensorless control. 1. introduction pmsm (permanent magnet synchronous motors) are widely used in industrial control, medical machinery, automotive manufacturing, and other fields due to their advantages such as simple structure, high power density, and low manufacturing cost. traditional pmsm control strategies include sine pulse width modulation (spwm), field-oriented control (foc), direct torque control (dtc), etc. among these, foc technology offers advantages like fast response, high voltage utilization, a wide speed range, and high control accuracy. however, traditional foc relies on position sensors to obtain rotor angle, which increases motor cost and size, and significantly reduces motor adaptability. to solve these issues, sensorless foc has emerged. sensorless foc utilizes state observation algorithms to establish rotor speed and position observers to replace position sensors. common state observation algorithms used in sensorless foc include the extended kalman filter (ekf) observer, luenberger observer, and others. the ekf observer is based on the minimum variance estimation theory and achieves accurate estimation of state variables through data fusion. it can operate over a wide speed range, has filtering capabilities, and is adaptive with low requirements for initial state estimation. for instance, changchang jiang et al. proposed a sensorless vector control strategy based on the ekf observer and used a luenberger observer to track load changes, providing feedforward compensation for the current loop pi controller, thereby enhancing the tracking and disturbance rejection capabilities of the ekf observer [1]. shijiao wang et al. proposed a particle swarm optimization-based fuzzy pi control method, which improves the dynamic and disturbance rejection performance of the system[2]. weilin yang et al. proposed a control strategy for pmsm based on an improved neural network[3]. lin liu et al. proposed a pi control parameter self-tuning and optimization method combining model and rule-based approaches[4]. jiaxuan li et al. designed an adaptive pi controller based on bp neural networks and improved the traditional foc model to enhance system response speed and robustness[5]. these scholars have used modern control theory and intelligent algorithms to improve traditional pi controllers. although the improvements are significant, the contradiction between overshoot and speed remains unresolved. furthermore, the rapid development of modern control theory has led to the design of various motor control algorithms, such as sliding mode control, model reference adaptive control, robust control, internal model control, and disturbance-free control, to replace traditional pi control [6,7,8]. in the 1980s, professor jingqing han analyzed the drawbacks of modern control theory's over-reliance on mathematical models and studied traditional control methods for error suppression through system feedback[9]. in 1998, he proposed the active disturbance rejection control (adrc) theory and published a monograph[10]. this control method not only has a simple algorithm but also detects and compensates for internal and external disturbances, enabling the system to promptly respond to disturbances and parameter changes. adrc is characterized by strong disturbance suppression, high robustness, and good operability[11,12]. for example, shiwei chi et al. proposed a feedforward compensation-based adrc strategy for pmsms to suppress speed fluctuations caused by sudden load torque changes, optimizing the control performance[13]. zixin li et al. proposed a parameter self-tuning strategy based on bp neural networks to address the difficulty of tuning adrc parameters, effectively reducing the complexity of parameter tuning while improving system performance and lowering the difficulty of applying adrc in engineering[14]. yicheng wang et al. proposed an improved pmsm weak magnetic adrc method to meet the high-speed, high-stability, and fast-response requirements of multi-electric aircraft, and demonstrated its superior performance through comparisons with traditional weak magnetic control and adrc weak magnetic control [15]. this paper proposes a sensorless adrc strategy for 13 pmsms based on the ekf observer to address issues such as load disturbance impact on pmsm system stability, the tradeoff between response speed and overshoot in pmsm systems, and the high cost and poor adaptability caused by position sensors. the speed loop replaces the pi controller with an adrc controller, and the ekf observer estimates speed and angle. the current loop implements decoupling of the d-axis and q-axis voltages through feedforward compensation. finally, comparative experiments are conducted on three control strategies: pi + foc + ekf, ladrc + foc + ekf, and nladrc + foc + ekf, to verify the control effect of the proposed method. 2. mathematical model of pmsm the following assumptions are made for the pmsm model: (1) the rotor permanent magnet's magnetic field distribution is sinusoidal. (2) the back electromotive force (emf) in the stator windings is sinusoidal. (3) the stator core saturation, as well as eddy current and hysteresis losses in the core, are neglected. (4) there are no damper windings on the rotor. the stator voltage equation of the pmsm in a synchronous rotating coordinate system is: d d d e q q q q e d d u ri dt d u ri dt                (1) the flux linkage equations are as follows: d d d f q q q l i l i        (2) and are the voltage components of the stator in the axis and axis , respectively; and are the current components of the stator in the axis and axis , respectively; and are the flux linkage components of the stator in the axis and axis , respectively; and are the inductance components of the stator in the axis and axis , respectively; , and are the stator resistance, electrical angular velocity, and permanent magnet flux linkage, respectively. the electromagnetic torque equation of the motor is: ( ) [ ( ) ]e n d q q d n f q d q d qt p i i p i l l i i       (3) is the pole number, and is the electromagnetic torque. the conversion relationships between the mechanical angular velocity (rad·s⁻¹), mechanical speed (r·min⁻¹), electrical angular velocity (rad·s⁻¹), and electrical angle (rad) are as follows: 30 e n m r m e e p n dt                (4) is the mechanical angular velocity of the motor, is the mechanical speed of the motor, and is the electrical angle of the motor. the mechanical motion equation of the motor is: m e l m d j t t b dt     (5) is the moment of inertia; is the damping coefficient; is the load torque. this paper combines the ekf algorithm and adrc theory to propose a sensorless control method for pmsm. the rotor position and speed are estimated through emf, enhancing the system's stability and accuracy, while addressing the trade-off between response speed and overshoot. 3. the design of the improved foc control scheme the core of foc is to use coordinate transformation to degrade and decouple the complex and strongly coupled pmsm model in the natural coordinate system. ultimately, the motor model is transformed into the pmsm model shown in equations (1) to (5), achieving decoupled control of the excitation current and torque current. the main steps are as follows: (1) the equal-magnitude clarke transform converts the sampled three-phase current into a two-phase stationary coordinate system, represented as , . the formula for the equal-magnitude clarke transform is as follows: 2 ( cos0 cos120 cos240 ) 3 2 ( sin 0 sin120 sin 240 ) 3 a b c a b c i i i i i i i i                         (6) after simplification, the clarke transform formula becomes: 2 1 1 ( ) 3 2 2 2 3 3 ( ) 3 2 2 a b c b c i i i i i i i           (7) (2) through the park transform, using the rotor angle information , obtained by the observer or sensor, the current components , in the coordinate system are transformed into the coordinate system, which is aligned with the rotor flux position, resulting in and . the park transform formula is as follows: cos sin sin cos d q i i i i i i                   (8) (3) the differences between , and the current reference values , from the speed loop output are sent into the current loop controller to calculate the next voltage vectors and . aligns with the rotor flux to control the flux, and is generally set to 0. is perpendicular to the rotor flux to control the output torque. (4) using the inverse park transformation, the newly estimated electrical angle is used to transform and into the two-phase stationary reference frame, resulting in and . the formula for the inverse park transformation is as follows: cos sin sin cos d q d q v v v v v v                (9) (5) through the clarke inverse transformation, and are converted into , and in the natural coordinate system, and then sent to the svpwm module to generate the svpwm wave, which is output to the three-phase inverter bridge. the formula for the clarke inverse transformation is as follows: 14 sin30 cos30 sin30 cos30 a b c v v v v v v v v                        (10) after simplification, it becomes: 1 3 2 2 1 3 2 2 a b c v v v v v v v v                    (11) (6) in the speed loop, the speed information obtained by the observer and the error between the given speed reference are fed into the speed loop controller to obtain . from equation (3), it can be seen that the motor model after the foc transformation is not completely decoupled, as and contain components of each other. this results in the inability to achieve independent control and causes highfrequency oscillations. therefore, by introducing feedforward compensation signals equal to the coupling terms into the outputs of the axis and axis controllers, decoupled control of torque and magnetizing current is achieved. the control system block diagram is shown in figure 1: figure 1. block diagram of the improved foc control system 4. design of speed and position observer based on ekf algorithm the pmsm system is a typical nonlinear system, and its state-space expression is: [ ] [ 1] [ 1] [ 1]( , , )k k k kx f x u w   (12) [ ] [ ] [ ]( , )k k kz h x v (13) in this expression, and are nonlinear equations, ~ 0, and ~ 0, represent the system noise and measurement noise, respectively, which follow a normal distribution. 4.1. the core algorithm of the ekf observer the ekf observation algorithm is divided into two main steps: prediction and correction: prediction stage (time update stage): (1) calculate the prior state estimate. [ ] [ 1] [ 1]ˆ ˆ( , ,0)k k kx f x u   (14) is the prior state estimate at time k, is the posterior state estimate at time k-1, and is the system input at time k-1. in the prior state estimation, the system error is assumed to be zero. the initial state estimate is denoted as . (2) calculate the jacobian matrix (linearization of the nonlinear system). the ekf algorithm uses the taylor series expansion method to linearize the nonlinear system. the equation (12) is expanded in a taylor series around the posterior state estimate , ignoring the higher-order terms in the taylor expansion and assuming that the system error around is zero. [ ] [ 1] [ 1] [ 1] [ 1] [ 1] [ ] [ 1] [ 1] [ ] [ 1] ( , , ) ˆ ˆ( , ,0) ( ) ( 0) k k k k k k k k k k k x f x u w f x u a x x w w               (15) [ ] [ 1] [ 1]ˆ( , ,0)k k k f a x u x      (16) [ ] [ 1] [ 1]ˆ( , ,0)k k k f w x u w      (17) equations (16) and (17) represent the jacobian matrices of the first-order partial derivatives of with respect to the system state and the system error , respectively. (3) calculate the covariance matrix of the prior state estimate error. [ ] [ ] [ ] [ 1] [ ] [ ] t t k k k k k kp a p a w qw   (18) the covariance matrix of the system noise and the covariance matrix of the initial state estimation error are denoted as and . correction stage (measurement update): (1) calculate the jacobian matrix. expand equation (13) around , that is, [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]ˆ ˆ( , ) ( ,0) ( ) ( 0)k k k k m k k k k kz h x v h x h x x v v       (19) [ ] [ ]ˆ( ,0) km k h h x x    (20) [ ] [ ]ˆ( ,0)k k h v x v    (21) and are the jacobian matrices of with respect to and , respectively. equations (15) and (19) form the system state-space equations after linearization, which can be simplified as: [ ] [ ] [ 1] [ ] [ 1] [ ] [ ] [ 1]ˆ ˆ( )k k k k k k k kx a x w w x a x       (22) [ ] [ ][ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]ˆ ˆ( ( ,0) ) k kk m k k k k m kz h x v v h x h x     (23) this is a linear equation, so the noise 15 [ ] [ 1] [ ] [ ]~ (0, )t k k k kw w n w qw , [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]~ (0, )tk k k kv v n v rv are assumed to follow a normal distribution. (2) calculate the kalman gain. [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] k k k t k m k t t m k m k k p h k h p h v rv    (24) (3) calculate the posterior state estimate. [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]ˆ ˆ ˆ[ ( ,0)]k k k k kx x k z h x    (25) (4) update the posterior state estimate error covariance matrix. [ ][ ] [ ] [ ]( ) kk k m kp i k h p  (26) equations (14) and (25) use the noiseless nonlinear system model to obtain the prior and posterior estimates. equations (18), (24), and (25) all use the linearized model for calculations. 4.2. design of the speed and position observer the ekf is a state observer that relies on the motor model and can perform estimations in both synchronous rotating and stationary reference frames. the synchronous reference frame requires multiple coordinate transformations and involves trigonometric functions (sine and cosine), which increase nonlinearity and computational complexity, thereby extending the recursion time. in contrast, the stationary reference frame only requires a clarke transformation, which reduces the model's nonlinearity and improves estimation accuracy. the structure diagram of the ekf observer is shown in figure 2. figure 2. block diagram of extended kalman filter observer structure the voltage equations of the pmsm in the stationary reference frame is: sins e f e di u ri l dt         (27) coss e f e di u ri l dt         (28) the relationship between the electrical angle and the electrical angular velocity is as follows: 0e e e d dt d dt          (29) equations (27), (28), and (29) represent the state equations of the pmsm system in the stationary reference frame. let , , , represent the state variables of the observation system, , the input of the observation system, and , the output of the observation system. the state equations of the pmsm can then be written as: ( )x f x bu    (30) in the equation: represents the system noise. 0 0 0 0 0 0 represents the input matrix, sin cos 0 . since and can be directly measured, the measurement equation is defined as: y cx v  (31) in the equation: 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 represents the output matrix. the jacobian matrix of the system's state equations is: ( ) ( ) ( ) ˆ ( ) ( ) ˆ ˆˆ0 sin cos ( ) ˆ ˆ0 ˆ( ) | cos sin 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 k f f e k e e k s s s f f x x e k e e k s s s r l l l rf x f k lx l l                                  4.3. the selection of the noise covariance matrix in the ekf algorithm's estimation process, the covariance matrices of the noise and are required. the definitions of the covariance matrices and are as follows:     t t q e ww r e vv     (32) the initial state random vector and the noise vectors and are mutually independent. since the off-diagonal elements have a negligible impact on the system, , and are generally taken as diagonal matrices. from equations (18) and (24), it is known that the matrix and the matrix adjust the kalman gain, affecting the weight of the estimated values and the measurement values. increasing leads to a higher kalman gain, increasing the weight of the measurement values; increasing leads to a lower kalman gain, increasing the weight of the estimated values. a larger allows the system to converge faster but becomes less reliable; a larger causes the observer's output to lag, deteriorating dynamic performance. the pmsm model is complex, and selecting the appropriate and matrices is difficult. particle swarm optimization (pso), grey wolf optimization (gwo), and other algorithms can be used to optimize the elements of the and matrices. in simulations, the ekf outputs the optimal estimated values of the motor model, not the actual optimal estimates of the real motor system, so there may be some deviation between the estimated values and the actual feedback values. 5. design of the speed loop controller based on adrc the tracking differentiator (td), extended state observer 16 (eso), and nonlinear state error feedback control law (nlsef) form the active disturbance rejection controller (adrc) [16]. its structure is shown in figure 3. figure 3. nladrc controller structure diagram the td quickly tracks the desired signal using the fastest synthesis function and synchronizes the output differential signal, reducing noise amplification and steady-state errors. by performing multi-order planning on the desired signal, it reduces the impact of the input signal on the system, achieving smooth input and thereby reducing overshoot. the discrete mathematical model of the td is: 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 ( ( ) ( ), ( ), , ) ( 1) ( ) ( ) ( 1) ( ) fh fhan x k v k x k r h x k x k hx k x k x k hfh           (33) where: 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 ( 8 ) ( )( ) 2 ( , , , ) ( ) ( ) 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 ( ) ( ) y y a a d r h a h x y x a a d d y sign y a d a a fhan x x r h sign y d sign y d s a a y a s a sign a d sign a d s a fhan r sign a s r sign a d                                           (34) , are the target control variables and their derivatives, , are the control parameters of the function. controls the tracking speed: the larger is, the faster the tracking, but the noise amplification effect and overshoot will also increase. if is too large, it may cause system oscillation. typically, in the pmsm system, ∈ 0,1000 is acceptable. controls the internal iteration step size of , which is similar to the system sampling period. to avoid noise amplification, is usually selected as an integer multiple of the sampling period. the discrete mathematical model of the nonlinear extended state observer (eso) is: 1 1 1 2 01 2 2 3 02 1 3 3 03 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( 1) ( ) [ ( ) ( )] ( 1) ( ) [ ( ) ( , , ) ] ( 1) ( ) ( , , ) e k z k y k z k z k h z k e k z k z k h z k fal e a bu z k z k h fal e a                       (35) where, is the nonlinear function: (1 ) , ( , , ) ( ) , a a x x fal x a sign x x x           (36) the function , , ensures that the eso state variables can closely approximate the system state variables , and have a larger adaptation range. the parameters that need to be tuned in equation (35) include: , , , , , , . and are nonlinear factors, with values in the range ∈ 0,1 , and . is the filtering factor, with values in the range ∈ 0,0.1 . the error gain parameters , , need to be analyzed based on the specific system characteristics. generally, the relationship among their values is: 02 01 2 03 01 10       (37) the compensation factor needs to be analyzed based on the output waveform of the controller. increasing can reduce chattering caused by an increased controller bandwidth, but an excessively large will decrease the disturbance compensation amount, reducing the effectiveness of disturbance suppression. the combination relationship of the nlsef is: 0 1 1 1 2 2 2( , , ) ( , , )u fal e a fal e a     (38) the tunable parameters in nlsef include the error gains and . increasing and accelerates the speed response, but excessive values can lead to overshoot, while smaller values may result in steady-state errors in speed. during parameter tuning, increments are usually made in orders of magnitude until overshoot appears, and then the values are gradually reduced to the optimal level. the tuning methods for , and are similar to those used in eso, but in nlsef, the value range of is ∈ 0,1 , and for , ∈ 1, ∞ . linear active disturbance rejection control (ladrc) simplifies the nladrc by replacing the td and nlsef with pd control. this approach associates the tunable parameters with the frequency-domain bandwidth of the controller, simplifying the controller design process. the basic structure of ladrc is shown in figure 4. figure 4. ladrc controller structure diagram the parameter tuning of nladrc and ladrc controllers is relatively challenging. optimization algorithms such as whale optimization algorithm (woa), grey wolf optimization (gwo), and reinforcement learning (rl) can be used for automatic parameter tuning, significantly reducing the workload involved in the tuning process. 17 6. simulation testing and results analysis 6.1. construction of the simulink simulation model based on the above content, construct a graphical simulation control model for pmsm in the matlab/simulink environment. perform comparative simulation experiments for three control systems: pi+ekf, ladrc+ekf, and nladrc+ekf. the model uses a fixed step size of 2e-6s, the ode23tb solver, and a simulation duration of 0.6s. tables 1~4 detail the parameters of each part of the model, and the model structure is illustrated in figures 5~7. figure 5. simulation model diagram of pi+ekf control system figure 6. simulation model diagram of ladrc+ekf control system figure 7. simulation model diagram of nladrc+ekf control system 18 table 1. motor simulation model parameter table name value dc-side supply voltage (vdc/v) 311 number of motor pole pairs (pn) 4 per-phase stator resistance (r/ω) 2.8750 moment of inertia j/(kg·m-2) 0.001 stator inductance l/mh 0.0085 rotor flux linkage ψ/wb 0.175 table 2. eso parameter table name value q11 1.5 q22 1.5 q33 26 q44 0.2 p11 0.1 p22 0.1 r11 20.9 r22 20.9 table 3. ladrc parameter table name value b0 1096 kp 0.17 3600 3239049 table 4. nladrc parameter table name value r0 600 h0 0.01 a1 0.5 a2 0.25 0.015 300 3520 115300 300 11000 60 6.2. simulation results the initial speed for all three models is set to 1500 rpm. at 0.2s, the load increases by 2 n·m, and at 0.4s, the speed is reduced to 1000 rpm. the speed waveform comparison is shown in figure 8. figure 8. comparison of motor speed waveforms for the three control strategies as shown in the figure, when the reference speed is set to 1500 rpm within the first 0.4 seconds: pi+ekf system overshoots to 1821 rpm at 0.0089 seconds and stabilizes at 1500 rpm in 0.1 seconds; ladrc+ekf system exhibits no overshoot and stabilizes at 0.047 seconds; nladrc+ekf system also shows no overshoot and stabilizes at 0.035 seconds. at 0.2 seconds, when a 2 n·m load is applied: pi+ekf system takes 0.07 seconds to return to 1500 rpm; ladrc+ekf system takes 0.016 seconds; nladrc+ekf system takes only 0.002 seconds. at 0.4 seconds, when the reference speed drops to 1000 rpm: pi+ekf system responds the fastest but overshoots to 906 rpm and stabilizes in 0.053 seconds; ladrc+ekf and nladrc+ekf systems show no overshoot and stabilize in 0.039 seconds and 0.02 seconds, respectively. figures 9 to 11 illustrate the current waveforms of the pi+ekf, ladrc+ekf, and nladrc+ekf systems, respectively. from figures 9 to 11, under a load of 3 n·m during motor start-up: pi+ekf system's current stabilizes after 0.052 seconds, with significant overshoot; ladrc+ekf system exhibits reduced current overshoot and stabilizes after 0.035 seconds; nladrc+ekf system shows the smallest current overshoot and stabilizes after 0.033 seconds. when the reference speed drops to 1000 rpm at 0.4 seconds: pi+ekf system's current stabilizes in 0.024 seconds; ladrc+ekf system stabilizes in 0.02 seconds; nladrc+ekf system stabilizes in 0.022 seconds. in summary, the nladrc+ekf system demonstrates superior performance but poses greater challenges in parameter tuning. the ladrc+ekf system performs 19 slightly less effectively but is easier to tune, making it more convenient for engineering applications. figure 9. current waveform based on pi+ekf system figure 10. current waveform based on ladrc+ekf system figure 11. current waveform based on nladrc+ekf system figure 12. comparison of ekf estimated angular velocity and the real angular velocity 20 figure 13. comparison of the ekf estimated rotor electrical angle with the true electrical angle figures 12 and 13 respectively show the comparison between the ekf-estimated and actual angular velocity, as well as the comparison between the actual and estimated electrical angles. figure 12 shows that during the first 0.049 seconds, the estimated speed value lags behind the actual value, and after that, the error approaches zero. figure 13 shows that the estimated rotor electrical angle fits well with the actual electrical angle from the start, indicating that the ekf is able to track the rotor position effectively. due to the excellent dynamic stability and compensation performance of the adrc controller, the ekf estimation will become increasingly closer to the actual value as the operating time increases. 7. experimental verification 7.1. experimental verification to verify the performance of the controller designed in this paper, an experimental setup was built as shown in figure 14. the main control chip used is the stm32f407igt6. the inverter adopts a three-phase bridge inverter circuit. the control board is connected to a pc host via a serial port, allowing real-time transmission of motor parameters to the host for graphical display. the controller is designed and the parameters are tuned as described in the previous sections. figure 14. diagram of the experimental platform the pmsm motor parameters used in the experiment are shown in table 5. table 5. pmsm parameter table parameter value rated power pe/w 100 rated voltage ve/v 24 rated speed n/rpm 4500 rated current ie/a 6 stator resistance rs/ω 0.42 number of pole pairs pn 4 stator inductance ls/mh 1.24 rated torque (n·m) 0.38 7.2. experimental results the target speed of the motor is set to 4500 rpm. at 3 seconds, the load is increased by 2 n·m. from 6 seconds to 20 seconds, the target speed of the motor gradually decreases from 4500 rpm to 500 rpm in steps of 1000 rpm, and then stops. the speed waveforms for the ladrc+ekf and nladrc+ekf systems are shown in figures 15 and 16, respectively. figure 15. speed waveform based on ladrc+ekf system as shown in figure 15, within the first 6 seconds, when the reference speed is set to 4500 rpm, the ladrc+ekf system exhibits no overshoot, and the speed stabilizes at 4500 rpm in 0.7 seconds. at 3 seconds, a 2 n·m load is applied. the ladrc+ekf system takes 1.2 seconds to return to 4500 rpm, with an overshoot of 4560 rpm during the recovery process. from 6 seconds onwards, the target speed gradually decreases by 1000 rpm steps down to 500 rpm. the ladrc+ekf system 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(2020). design of second-order active disturbance rejection controller for stable platform. journal of harbin university of science and technology, 25(4), 122-128. https://doi.org/10.15938/j.jhust.2020.04.017. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 1 security challenges and reflections on large models xuan huang 1, 2, linyi huang 1, 2, guowei tong 1, 2, xundao zhou 1, 2 and jianheng luo 1, 2, * 1 ceprei, guangzhou, guangdong, china 2 key laboratory of miit for intelligent products testing and reliability, guangzhou, guangdong, china * corresponding author: jianheng luo abstract: the rapid development of large-scale ai models has revolutionized the technology industry, offering unprecedented opportunities for innovation across various sectors. this paper discusses the emergence of the "hundred model war" and the significant growth in large models, highlighting the potential for transformative applications in vertical fields such as automotive, medical, and finance. however, we also identify significant challenges, including safety ethics, governance systems, and the vulnerability of models to malicious attacks. the paper concludes with a call for the establishment of a comprehensive ethical governance system, improved safety supervision mechanisms, and the development of a public technology resource support platform to ensure the sustainable and healthy development of ai technologies. keywords: artificial intelligence; large models; security challenges; ethical governance. 1. introduction on may 14, 2024, openai released its latest ai model gpt-4o [1], which has capabilities spanning speech, text, and vision, once again causing a sensation in the technology industry. in fact, since the official release of the ai chatbot chatgpt in 2022, news of the landing of ai models by major domestic and foreign enterprises such as google, microsoft, meta, anthropic, baidu, alibaba, huawei, and iflytek has emerged one after another, ushering in the outbreak of the "hundred model war" in the industry. the general artificial intelligence large model and its vertical field applications are regarded as a new development trend in the artificial intelligence industry. 2. large models lead new opportunities for ai development chatgpt ignites the internet, leading to explosive growth of domestic large models. according to data from the national data administration in march 2024, there are over 100 large models in china with a parameter scale of over 1 billion. according to incomplete statistics from the daily economic news, as of the end of april 2024, a total of 305 large models have been launched in china, of which about 140 have completed the registration of generative artificial intelligence services. geographically speaking, it is mainly concentrated in the locations of national artificial intelligence innovation and application pilot zones such as beijing, shanghai, guangzhou, shenzhen, and hangzhou. in terms of technology, the focus is mainly on natural language processing and multimodal fields, while the number of computer vision and intelligent speech models is relatively small. general large-scale models are competing fiercely, with various applications in full swing. the universal large model is the main battlefield of the "hundred model battle", with major technology companies, universities, research institutions, and others laying out universal large models. first, in terms of enterprises, baidu, ali, the dark side of the moon, iflytek, baichuan, step star, etc. launched chatgpt like c-end applications based on ernie bot[2], tongyi qianwen, kimi, iflytek spark, baichuan, and yuewen, respectively, while huawei, tencent, shangtang, etc. launched pangu, hunyuan, ririxin, and other large models for internal and b-end applications; secondly, in terms of universities, tsinghua university and fudan university have respectively launched open-source models such as chatglm3 and moss; third, in terms of research institutions, shanghai artificial intelligence laboratory, idea research institute, pengcheng laboratory, and the institute of automation of the chinese academy of sciences launched universal models such as internlm[3], mindbot, pengcheng brain, and zidong taichu. vertical field applications are flourishing, and large models are expected to empower thousands of industries. compared to the general large model market abroad, the development opportunity of domestic large models lies in vertical field applications. currently, there are large models released in multiple fields such as automotive, medical, manufacturing, and finance, mostly based on open-source large models for vertical domain fine-tuning. in the field of automobiles and transportation, multiple car companies have successively launched large-scale model car competitions. ideal "mind gpt", nio "nomigpt", geely xingrui ai large model, gac ai large model platform, sensetime jueying, etc., mainly targeting driving scenarios such as in car intelligent voice interaction, intelligent driving, intelligent networking, and intelligent cockpit; huawei pangu automotive model, mainly targeting business scenarios such as automotive design, production, marketing, and research and development; jiadu zhixing transportation mainly focuses on intelligent operation and management scenarios for road and rail transportation. in the fields of medicine and biology, there have emerged large models for medical consultation and psychological counseling, such as "baidu lingyi", harbin institute of technology "bencao", south china university of technology "bianque" and "lingxin", hong kong university of science and technology shenzhen "huatuo", as well as large models for drug design, biomolecular computing, genomics computing, and other applications such as pangu drug molecular model and wenxin biocomputing. 2 3. challenges and hidden dangers in the development of large-scale models concerns about safety ethics have arisen, and the governance system still needs to be established. the current defense capabilities of large models are generally insufficient and vulnerable to malicious attacks such as command attacks, prompt injection, and backdoor attacks, which may produce outputs that do not conform to human values, including discriminatory speech, insults, and content that violates laws and ethics. for example, on the day of the birth of gpt-4o, the jailbreak attack paradigm targeting gpt-4o was made public, which could allow gpt-4o to freely leak dangerous information, including sensitive topics such as the production of dangerous goods and prohibited drugs. in response to the above risks, countries around the world have begun to formulate various inspection and regulatory policies for large models. in april 2023, the united states released the "solicitation of opinions on artificial intelligence accountability policies" to solicit opinions on security risk assessment, accountability, and other related measures for artificial intelligence systems such as chatgpt. in march 2024, the european parliament voted to pass the artificial intelligence act, which proposes a regulatory model based on risk levels and has a dedicated chapter to regulate general artificial intelligence models. domestically, in july 2023, the cyberspace administration of china and seven other departments jointly released the "interim measures for the management of generative artificial intelligence services", proposing a top-level design concept for the security and compliance governance system and regulatory measures of generative artificial intelligence technology services, in order to promote the healthy development and standardized application of generative artificial intelligence. in may 2024, the national cybersecurity standards committee released the "basic requirements for network security technology generative artificial intelligence service security" (draft for comments), aiming to help service providers clarify the network security baseline of generative artificial intelligence services and improve service security levels. in addition, in terms of research institutions, institutions such as tsinghua university and beijing jiaotong university have successively launched training and evaluation datasets for aligning and governing chinese values, such as safety-prompts and cvalues[4]. the fifth institute of the ministry of industry and information technology has designed five ethical and moral evaluation datasets based on chinese values and four types of security attack samples based on the promptbench benchmark. however, overall, there is currently no comprehensive plan and ethical governance mechanism for ensuring the safety and compliance of large-scale models. the industry mainly relies on self declaration, application filing, complaint reporting, and post event disposal. the pre supervision and guarantee work for the safety and compliance of large-scale models and service quality still needs to be carried out. ranking competition dominates, and evaluation benchmarks still need to be improved. large scale model evaluation is an important part of understanding, recognizing, and evaluating its performance level. currently, multiple institutions at home and abroad have proposed various types of evaluation benchmarks, including mmlu[5] (multidisciplinary english), c-eval[6] (multidisciplinary chinese), squad[7] (english text), superclue[8] (comprehensive chinese), etc., and have put forward multiple evaluation indicators such as f1, belu, rouge, etc. the industry relies on various benchmarks to evaluate and publish models, showing a trend of fast updates to rankings and increasing scores in indicators. however, in terms of practical application experience, there is still a significant gap between the performance of large models and human expectations, which reflects the imperfect evaluation benchmarks and ranking mechanisms in existence. one is excessive reliance on benchmark testing, which simplifies complex and comprehensive evaluation requirements into a single number for a specific indicator, and the industry has not yet established a complete testing and evaluation system; secondly, after the evaluation and ranking of the large model, it can be fine tuned and optimized based on open-source benchmarks to increase the evaluation score; the third issue is that the evaluation rankings are not exhaustive and the evaluation criteria are inconsistent, resulting in significant differences in the results of large models with similar overall abilities on different rankings. the industry urgently needs scientific, fair, open, and standardized evaluation methods and tools. key chips are stuck and there is a shortage of high-quality chinese datasets. the success of large models cannot be achieved without high-performance computing power and high-quality data. with the continuous popularity of large models and generative ai, the demand for high-performance chips in the market has skyrocketed. nvidia a100 and h100 chips, which can meet the dual precision floating-point computing capability, are in a monopoly position in the market and are subject to export controls by the us government. therefore, high-performance chips have always been in short supply. currently, domestic gpu chips mainly support single precision floating-point computing, and there is a certain gap in core performance indicators. at the same time, due to issues such as the chip programming ecosystem and system level computing platforms, the support of large model training software tools and deep learning frameworks for domestic chips is extremely limited, resulting in a large amount of operator adaptation work for domestic computing power, greatly restricting the research and application of large models in china. in the future, leading enterprises need to take the lead in collaborating with industry and academia to carry out full stack adaptation and migration. in addition, compared to english corpora, there is a severe lack of highquality training corpora available in the existing chinese community, making it difficult to fully train and align chinese values for domestically produced large-scale models with extremely large parameters. 4. thoughts and suggestions build a large-scale ethical governance system and improve safety supervision mechanisms. it is suggested to research and develop a governance and regulatory mechanism for large models, focusing on the standardization of training data, product launch evaluation and certification, content generation supervision, information privacy protection, rights and security protection, application scenario creation, service quality evaluation, and management platform construction. a large model and generative artificial intelligence technology ethical governance system and security supervision strategy should be constructed to encourage innovative application of large model technology while complying with public order, 3 good customs, and social ethics, ensuring the sustainable and healthy development of new artificial intelligence technologies. improve the safety and compliance evaluation system to safeguard the development of the industry. unlike the brushing ecology constructed by academia and industry, industry organizations and third-party institutions should develop a set of security compliance testing and evaluation standards and evaluation datasets that cover ethics, value alignment, legal compliance, security protection, privacy protection, authenticity and reliability, actively participate in the formulation of standards related to large models, and contribute to the development of the large model industry. based on vertical field applications, build a public technology resource support platform. the key point of the international competitive strategy in the hundred model battle lies in the number of native ai applications that large models possess, rather than the number of large models. vertical domain applications will be the core of china's largescale model ecosystem. build a training and evaluation public service platform for vertical domain applications of large models. encourage research institutes and enterprises to increase their r&d investment in domestically produced high-performance chips and reduce their dependence on imported chips through special funds, subsidy policies, and other forms. develop multi-objective joint reinforcement learning human feedback evaluation criteria for large vertical domain models. carry out small-scale pilot projects for vertical large models in fields such as automotive, manufacturing, and healthcare, explore sandbox regulatory mechanisms, and provide public resource technical support and testing evaluation services such as computing power, algorithms, and data to enhance the accuracy, professionalism, safety, and credibility of large models and their applications in 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[8] paul-edouard sarlin, daniel detone, tomasz malisiewicz, andrew rabinovich, “superglue: learning feature matching with graph neural networks”, arxiv:1911.11763. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 53 "algorithm analysis and design" python teaching examples of recursive and partitioning algorithms ying zhang, min zhou, wenxuan guo, ruiqi zhu *, jieyu liufu, jiawei lin, zhengtao li school of mathematics and computer, guangdong ocean university, zhanjiang, guangdong, 524088, china * corresponding author: ruiqi zhu (email: 11621133nn1@stu.gdou.edu.cn) abstract: learning algorithm design and analysis is an essential foundation for computational problem-solving and programming. it can cultivate students' analytical and problem-solving skills, logical thinking skills and creativity. this paper shows the core ideas of recursive algorithms and partitioning algorithms and python examples in conjunction with python, a popular programming language, to provide adequate references for teachers and students to learn algorithm design and analysis based on the python language. keywords: algorithm design and analysis; experimental teaching; recursive algorithm; partitioning algorithm. 1. introduction with the rise of research fields such as big data and artificial intelligence, python has also become popular recently. python is a widely used interpreted, high-level, and general-purpose programming language. python emphasizes the readability of code and concise syntax, making it relatively easy to learn, and with a low learning cost, it is one of the most popular programming languages. however, to date, there are still relatively few courses related to the python language offered in chinese universities, especially some core introductory courses in the field of computer science and technology, such as "data structures" and "algorithm analysis and design," which are primarily implemented in java, c++, and c languages, while the tutorial system using python as the programming language is in urgent need of improvement [1]. this paper focuses on the "algorithm analysis and design" course and designs experimental teaching examples using python. the paper provides the core ideas of recursive algorithms and divide-and-conquer algorithms, as well as python examples. these examples are practical and typical, and the reference programs provided are complete, providing a solid reference for teachers and students to learn this course. 2. recursive algorithm recursive algorithms involve a function or process calling itself, which can be either direct or indirect recursion. it is one of the core technical ideas in computer science, reflecting a way of thinking that simplifies complex problems [2]. the characteristic of recursive algorithms is that they can decompose complex problems into simpler sub-problems. these sub-problems have the same nature and form as the original problem but are smaller in scale and, thus, more accessible to solve [3]. recursive algorithms have two fundamental components: (1) there must be a base case that stops the recursion, i.e., the exit condition of recursion; (2) there must be a recursive structure consistent with the original problem's structure but a smaller input size than the original problem. example problem: the fibonacci sequence, derived from a rabbit breeding problem in the famous work "liber abaci" by the italian mathematician fibonacci, is a sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34... that is, except for the first two numbers, which are both 1, from the third number onwards, each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers. find the value of the fibonacci sequence when n=34. problem analysis: firstly, we know the general formula for the fibonacci sequence is: f n 0 n 0 f n 1 n 1 f n f n 1 f n 2 n 2 n ∈ n for n less than or equal to 1, we directly return the f(n) value. for n greater than or equal to 2, we recursively calculate the values of f(n-1) and f(n-2), and after computing the values of f(n-1) and f(n-2), we return the value of f(n). the program and the running result are shown in figure 1. considerations for using recursive algorithms: recursion is defining a problem or its solution based on a simplified version of the problem [4]. therefore, when defining and solving sub-problems, the method of solving the sub-problems must be consistent with the original problem. using recursion requires memory space from the stack. if the recursion is too deep, it will consume too much stack space, which has high memory requirements and thus reduces the efficiency of the program's operation [5]. at the same time, there is a risk of stack overflow. problems solved through recursion must be within the scope of legitimate solutions. taking the fibonacci sequence as an example, when n=-1, the program will return -1, but in reality, the problem does not hold and should prompt an input error. therefore, before recursion, the program needs to validate the data. 54 figure 1. fibonacci sequence 3. partitioning algorithm divide and conquer is a strategy that involves breaking down a complex problem into equivalent smaller subproblems, solving each of them individually, and then combining the solutions to form the solution to the original problem[6]. the fundamental idea is to directly transform a complex problem into several more minor problems that are less in size but identical to the original problem and solve them separately[7]. a divide and conquer algorithm generally includes the following three main steps: (1) divide the original problem into several smaller, independent sub-problems that are the same or similar in form to the original problem[8]; (2) use recursion to find the solutions to each sub-problem; (3) merge the sub-problems' solutions to obtain the original problem's solution. example problem: like-minded book friends. recommendation websites like douban will find readers in its database with very similar ratings to yours for a series of books and recommend them to you, helping you find likeminded book friends. suppose your ratings for five books from low to high are [1,2,3,4,5], and reader a's ratings for these five books are [2,4,1,3,5], and reader b's ratings are [3,4,1,5,2], then douban might recommend reader a to you. the recommendation criterion is to measure similarity by calculating the inverse order quantity. for example, the inverse order count for [1,2,3,4,5] is 0, for [2,4,1,3,5] it is 3, and for [3,4,1,5,2] it is 5, which means compared to reader b, reader a's taste is closer to yours. solve the inverse order problem programmatically. for example, the input sequence is [5,9,3,8,6,7,10]. problem analysis: for an array a, let la be the left half, and ra be the right half divided by the midpoint. let n(a) be the inverse order count of a, and f(x) be the number of ra elements greater than the number x in la. then, we derive the formula: according to the divide and conquer strategy, we continue to break down, and when the number of elements in a is 1, its n(a) is 0. therefore, what we need to solve additionally is ∑ first, we think of a naive algorithm to traverse all elements in la and ra one by one, but the time complexity of this is o(n^2), which is no different from direct brute force enumeration, so we try to optimize the algorithm; since the order of elements inside la and na has no effect on ∑ , we can sort ra in non-decreasing order when calculating n(ra), and use binary search to find f(la[i]), at this time, the time complexity is o(n log ); when calculating la, also sort it in non-decreasing order and enumerate the xth element in la. 1 according to the above conclusion, we only need to define a variable temp to record the number of elements in la that are greater than the elements in ra, set ans to record the current sum of f(la[i]), and each time a new element of la is enumerated, only the following judgment is needed: 1 the time complexity of the algorithm is o(nlog ). the program and the running result are shown in figure 2. considerations for using divide and conquer algorithms: (1) divide and conquer algorithms typically rely on recursive algorithms, so when using divide and conquer algorithms, the problem must also meet the requirements for using recursive algorithms. (2) reasonably dividing the original problem into several sub-problems and being able to solve them correctly is the key and difficulty of divide and conquer algorithms. therefore, we must focus on how to divide and "conquer" after the division [9]. 4. conclusion recursion is a powerful tool for designing and describing algorithms and is often used to describe complex algorithms. although recursion is used in the implementation of many complex algorithms and is one of the foundations of learning algorithm design, recursive algorithms are abstract and complex for beginners to understand, making it one of the focal points in the curriculum of algorithm design and analysis. divide and conquer algorithms have a wide range of practical applications. teaching students about divide and conquer algorithms is also necessary to cultivate their ability to transform real-world problems into abstract models. this article uses python as the programming language to explain the above two types of algorithms, with classic examples and specific analysis, which has a particular practical value. 55 figure 2. inversion pairs acknowledgments this work was supported by the guangdong ocean university research startup foundation (060302102304) and the guangdong ocean university innovation and entrepreneurship training program project grant (cxxl 2024132 and cxxl2024141). references [1] na jiaofen, yang wenya, li hongchan, zhu haodong. reflections on the teaching process of "algorithm design and analysis" [j]. modern education, 2019, 6(35): 189-190. 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[10] liu zhuoya. research on recursive algorithms based on c language in digital technology and application, 2018, 36(3): 132. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 22 improved multi‐attention neural networks for image emotion regression and the initial introduction of caps rending wang a, dongmei ma * school of physics & electronic engineering, northwest normal university, lanzhou gansu, 730070, china * corresponding author: dongmei ma (email: madongmei@nwnu.edu.cn), a 819641724@qq.com abstract: image sentiment analysis is a large class of tasks for classifying or regressing images containing emotional stimuli, and it is believed in psychological research that different groups produce different emotions for the same stimuli. in order to study the influence of cultural background on image sentiment analysis, it is necessary to introduce a dataset of image sentiment stimuli that can represent cultural groups. in this paper, we introduce the chinese affective picture system (caps), which represents chinese culture, and revise and test this dataset. the pdanet model has the best performance among the current image sentiment regression models, but due to the difficulty of extracting cross-channel information from the attention module it uses, image long-distance information correlation and other shortcomings, this paper proposes an image emotion regression multiple attention networks, introduces the simam attention mechanism, and improves the loss function to make it more consistent with the psychological theory, and proposes a 10-fold cross-validation for caps. the network achieves mse=0.0188, r2=0.359 on iaps, and mse=0.0169, r2=0.463 on naps, which is better than pdanet; the best training result of caps is mse=0.0083, r2=0.625, and the paired-sample t-test of the results shows that all the three dimensions are significantly positively correlated, with correlation coefficients r=0.942, 0.895 and 0.943, respectively, showing good internal consistency and excellent application prospect of caps. keywords: affective image content analysis; caps; simam. 1. introduction the goal of affective image content analysis (aica) is to understand semantic information at the cognitive level and to recognize the emotions that an image will induce for a specific viewer or most people. in the field of image sentiment analysis regression, pdanet has the best overall performance in terms of performance metrics, but the senet attention mechanism and spatial attention mechanism used by the model have the problems of dimensionality loss of information and difficulty in extracting spatial relations over long distances, and the dichotomous polarity judgement used in its loss function also has room for further optimization. in the current research in the field of image emotion, the mainstream datasets are all based on the collection of foreign social platforms and picture websites, and the annotators are also more internationalized. in the field of psychology, relevant studies have confirmed that factors such as culture, environment, and even religion can greatly affect people's responses to emotional stimuli, and surveys on the use of iaps have pointed out that the emotion ratings of subjects from different countries differ significantly from their original data. this means that projects using existing image-emotion datasets are bound to be biased and ineffective in their final application on a country-specific level, such as in a chinese population or chinese cultural environment. therefore, the aica field needs to introduce image-emotion datasets that are more reflective of local chinese reality. the chinese affective picture system (caps), which is a localized and standardized set of emotionally stimulating picture systems modeled after iaps by luo yuejia (2005) and others, uses the vad model to label data and contains 852 pictures with oriental characteristics. compared with iaps, it is more suitable for use in chinese culture and has been widely used in domestic research in the field of psychology. to address the above problems, the main contributions of this paper are as follows: (1) propose an improved image emotion regression multiple attention networks, introduce simam attention mechanism based on pdanet model, improve its loss function, and obtain advantages in testing; (2) revise and introduce the caps dataset, normalize its internal data, study its training technique to prevent overfitting, obtain its theoretical performance, and analyze its training performance based on statistics. 2. related work 2.1. psychological measures of emotion there are two important schools of contemporary emotion theory: basic/discrete emotion theory [1] posits that emotions are a number of mutually independent entities, similar to different chemical elements or animal species. each emotion has a unique adaptive function that distinguishes it from the others, e.g., humans evolved fear to help us escape from the threat of a predator or similar imminent physiological risk. the 4 dimensions of emotion: cognition/appraisal, feelings, physiological responses, and behavior are tightly bound to each other and remain stable and consistent across individuals and cultural groups; basic emotions are universal among humans and manifestations of basic emotions can be seen in other species; basic emotions should have an exclusive and innate expressive system for all humans, communicated through verbal intonation it can be communicated through tone of voice, facial expressions, body movements, and other 23 behaviors, and it is difficult to be influenced by subjective feelings; in conjunction with the foregoing, such basic emotions should be present in infancy and early childhood, and even earlier. the core emotion and psychological construct theory [2] suggests that emotions are not discrete, and that there should be some core emotions that are then examined in relation to the rest of the emotions. this approach recognizes emotions in terms of dimensions, where emotions at the same latitude are similar but with different intensities. in addition, the feeling aspects of emotions are primary, rather than cognitive, physiological or behavioral aspects; emotional feelings are best described in terms of continuously varying dimensions, rather than discrete categories; and emotional feelings are described primarily in terms of potency (positive and negative) and degree of arousal or activation. based on these ideas, two measures of emotion are proposed. figure 1. plutchik's emotional roulette wheel figure 2. circumplex modeling of emotional dimensions emotion category models, which typically use several basic emotional states to represent emotions. the simplest emotion category model is the binary positive and negative emotion model (polarity) [3,4]. in this case, emotions are often referred to as affects and sometimes include neutral emotions. given the coarse-grained nature of emotion polarity models, researchers have devised relatively finegrained emotion models, such as ekman's six emotions (anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise) [5], and mikels's eight emotions (pleasantness, anger, respect, contentment, disgust, excitement, fear, and sadness) [6]. based on the eight basic emotion categories (anger, 24 anticipation, disgust, fear, pleasantness, sadness, surprise, and trust), plutchik [7] extends three different degrees of emotional states to give a richer set. for example, the three degrees of pleasantness are ecstasy-> pleasantness-> tranquility, and the three degrees of fear are dread-> fear-> worry. another representative classification model is parrott's tree hierarchical grouping model [8], which divides emotions into three levels. for example, the model contains two emotion categories, positive and negative, at the first level, six categories, anger, fear, pleasantness, fondness, sadness, and surprise, at the second level, and 25 fine-grained emotion categories at the third level. figure 1 below shows a schematic of plutchik's emotion roulette wheel. dimensional modeling of emotion. affect is represented using a continuous cartesian space of 2, 3, or higher dimensions, such as the dominance-activation-control model [9], and a range of factors such as degree of likelihood, innovativeness, temperature-activation-weight, and so on [10]. the vad is the most widely used of the dimensional models of affect [11], with v representing the degree of satisfaction of the emotion ranging from positive to negative, a representing the range of emotion from agitation to calmness degree, and d represents the range from needing control to being in control. figure 2 below shows a circular model of the emotion dimensions, giving the location of the associated emotions according to the degree of v and a. these two models mentioned above are not only independently comparable, but also correlated. in some literature [12,13] the relationship between the emotion classification model and the emotion dimension model is analyzed, as well as how the two are transformed. for example, the positive space of the v-axis is associated with the state of being happy, while emotional states such as sadness and anger correspond to the negative space of the vaxis. the state of relaxation is located in the low stimulus level space of the a-axis, while anger corresponds to a greater level of stimulus. in order to further distinguish between the very similar emotions of anger and fear (both belonging to the negative space of the v-axis and the high stimulus space of the a-axis), a specific classification rule is needed (higher stimulus belongs to anger and lower stimulus belongs to fear). 2.2. the influence of culture on emotions the relationship between reactive emotions and society has a concept called emotional socialization, which means the emotions that a person experiences and expresses over a long period of time in social interpersonal relationships. individuals are constantly trying to understand the experiences and emotions of other individuals in their social environment, as well as learning how to express their emotions in various situations and interpersonal relationships, due to the demands and influences of socialization during the course of their growth and development. this step has important implications for the development of an individual's empathy. since human beings cannot exist independently of society, in the process of growth and development, individuals have been expressing their emotions according to the requirements of the social environment and cultural context in which they live, and expressing their emotions according to the norms of the worldview, outlook on life, values, and morality formed under the influence of the society and culture in which they live. to summarize, in the growth and development of an individual, the development of emotions is also complicated and profound because of the influences received from society, culture, history, values and so on. it can be said that it is the combination of social and cultural qualities with the basic emotions innate in human beings that produces the compound emotions that interact with each other, i.e., socialized emotions, and the process of individual growth and development is the process of socialization of emotions. although the biological basis of basic emotions has been confirmed, but in specific personalized and even different cultural environments have significant differences in the performance. for example, after the death of a loved one to pay tribute to the grief of all cultures and societies are universal, but the specific expression of emotions have their own different differences, for example, china's funeral culture in the catharsis of emotions, and the mexican attitude towards the death of a loved one is also different, the mexican people will be in the day of the dead on the day of the dead celebrations, songs and dances (which is reflected in the animated film "finding dreams and travels"). it can be argued that there are social behaviors that can transcend cultures but are not universal, and similarly, basic emotions can exist across cultures but are not likely to be expressed and to the same degree. for the individual, social behaviors and emotional experiences and even expressions have been shaped by social influences. in our lives, it is easy to experience a peculiar thing that is more face-blind to foreigners, and when watching movies and tv shows, if we are not familiar enough with the characters in the plot, it is easy to confuse the characters, and in psychology this phenomenon is known as the intraclan dominance effect of emotions, or also known as the alien race effect. the meaning of this concept is that individuals tend to be more accurate or responsive in recognizing emotional pictures or expressions associated with their own cultural group, while recognizing and remembering alien emotional faces is more difficult. in a study of expression recognition between chinese and australian children [14] it was confirmed that children were more accurate in recognizing expressions of their home group. in addition, before compiling the caps dataset, researchers conducted a localized trial study of the iaps [15], the results of which showed that the chinese university student subjects participating in the experiment rated the iaps significantly differently from the original ratings; an analysis of the specific differences revealed that the chinese subjects tended to be neutral in their ratings of the portrait pictures on the iaps, preferring to rate the iaps as neutral, and neither liking positive nor disliking negative faces, compared to the original ratings. faces, in contrast to the original ratings that made a greater distinction between relevant pictures. several fmri [16] and eeg studies [17] have also provided support and evidence for cross-cultural differences in emotions. for example, in one study, caucasians and japanese had different activation areas when viewing fearful faces, suggesting that caucasians may be responding to fearful faces in a more direct and emotional way, whereas for japanese people there is no need to respond in this way at all, and simply using the template matching system in the brain to emotionally recognize these faces is sufficient, and does not elicit a more pronounced emotional response [16]. . in another project examining the differences between japanese and french people when receiving emotional stimuli from images, it was found that there were no significant differences in processing early on, but that significant differences 25 appeared later on, and after analyzing the reasons for this the researchers concluded that the neural coding processes of individuals in the japanese and french cultures are similar, but since the japanese culture is somehow more introspective and inhibitory the phenomenon of the japanese subjects' individual phenomena in the experiment may be a result of their emotional expression was caused by being inhibited in the culture [17]. to summarize, different cultural and social backgrounds affect human reflection of emotional stimuli. in the field of image sentiment analysis, if we want to realize more accurate sentiment calculation and judge the level of emotions generated by images more accurately in practical applications, we must cross the cultural gap. 2.3. affective image content analysis the core of image sentiment analysis is how to extract the sentiment features of images. initially, based on the advancement of image recognition technology, researchers tried to use various types of basic features to extract sentiment information. for example, machajdik and hanbury [18] in 2010 combined various features such as color and texture; lu et al [19] in 2012 explored how visual shapes affect the emotional expression of an image; and sartori et al [20] in 2015 analyzed the association between different color combinations in abstract paintings and emotion from itten's color roulette wheel . due to the cross-domain nature of image sentiment analysis research, the underlying low-level visual feature extraction was relatively easy to translate from the then-current field of computer vision, but at the time, there was an interpretive divide between computer implementations and psychological theories. in psychological theory, low-level features such as patterns, colors, shapes, and other low-level features are difficult to correlate to human emotional feedback on images and are difficult to explain at a theoretical level. in contrast, mid-level emotional features, such as expressions of human faces in images, are more theoretically explainable, and this information stimulates human emotional mood more strongly. on top of these mid-level features, high-level features provide information that is more intuitive and stimulates emotional responses. the most representative example is sentibank [21], a large visual-emotional knowledge base containing 1200 concepts, each of which consists of a pair of adjectives and nouns, e.g., "cute kid", which significantly increases semantic richness. in deep learning-based networks, there are two types of feature extraction: global features and local features. global features focus on the whole world, do not distinguish between different regions in the image, and are processed in a uniform and consistent manner; while through the results of the study of emotional regions in the field of psychology, another type of local feature method is based on the extraction of local key features, such as human beings in a complex scene, as well as the analysis of human facial expressions and movements. since there is more relative emotional information in local features, many researchers are working intensively on this feature. pdanet is leading the way in regression tasks based on channel and spatial attention. 2.4. image sentiment dataset in the field of image sentiment analysis, most of the initial studies were based on datasets and theories from the fields of psychology or art, and the datasets used were small due to factors in the field itself, such as iaps [22] with 1152 commonly used data and less than 1000 in the early years; in addition, there are, for example, abstract [23], gaped [24], and mart [25] which are datasets for different domains, etc. in the early days, among them, iaps was the most commonly used dataset for image emotion stimuli, in addition to its subset iapsa [26] labeled by 20 undergraduate subjects with discrete emotion categories. with the development of the internet, the number of active users of social media, social networking sites, etc. with related data is increasing, and some researchers have collected large-scale datasets in social networks in the form of web crawlers, such as fi [27], vso [28], emotion6 [29], t4sa [30], iesn [31] and emoset [32]. figure 3. plutchik's emotional roulette wheel 26 the datasets compiled by the aica field in recent years have shown a clear trend of increasing dataset capacity and labeling types, with the expectation of compatibility with more affective models, while the trend of collecting based on social networking sites and picture sites has become more and more obvious, which indicates that researchers have high expectations for the practical application of the research results in the aica field. compared with the field of psychology, the data collection and labeling of the aica domain dataset is obviously not rigorous enough to be applied cross-domain to psychological emotion stimuli, and is not comparable to the scientific degree and consistency level of the experimental process and materials used in iaps. in addition, the data collection direction of aica dataset is basically based on the internationalized environment, mainly on twitter and flickr, and the picture data itself is weakly related to the chinese localization, as shown in figure 3. below, the pictures in several typical datasets are difficult for chinese people to experience the emotions. as for the annotation of the data, some datasets explicitly state that the annotation was performed by amt (amazon mechanical turk), while some datasets do not specify the identity of the annotator. but on the other hand, for an environment like china, which is culturally independent and has large cultural differences with western countries, its usability validity is difficult to guarantee. 2.5. attention mechanism attention mechanisms are an important technique in deep learning, designed to enhance the "focus" of a neural network on the important parts of the input data. it mimics the function of human visual attention, allowing the model to dynamically focus on the most critical parts while ignoring other less important information. attention mechanisms can significantly improve model performance on a variety of tasks such as image recognition, natural language processing, and speech recognition. channel attention is used to extract the importance of each channel in the feature map. in convolutional neural networks, a feature map often contains multiple channels, where each channel may contain different feature information about the input data. channel attention enables the model to emphasize the more informative channels while suppressing the less important channels from while extracting features efficiently by learning the weights of each channel. an example of a typical channel attention mechanism is the squeeze-andexcitation module in senet [33] (squeeze-and-excitation network) which explicitly the module explicitly models the dependencies between channels. the structure is shown in figure 4. figure 4. schematic diagram of senet model structure spatial attention, on the other hand, focuses on different spatial regions of the input data, enabling the model to recognize which regions are more important. for convolutional neural networks, spatial attention helps the network focus on those regions of the image that contain critical information. spatial attention can be used not only in traditional image processing tasks, but also in sequence-tosequence models, such as in natural language processing (nlp), where the model needs to focus on keywords in the input sentence. spatial attention is usually achieved by weighting different regions of the input feature map, and the weights are usually learned automatically by the network. typically, cbam (convolutional block attention module) [34], cbam is a model that combines channel attention and spatial attention and is designed to enhance the ability of a convolutional neural network to attend to an image. figure 5. below shows the schematic structure of cbam. figure 5. cbam schematic 27 3. improved image emotion regression multiple attention networks this section describes the improvement of the multiple attention network, based on the pdanet mentioning the introduction of three-dimensional attention simam module expansion to give the model's ability to extract information; introduced the most common triple categorization division in psychological research to improve the accuracy of the regression loss. 3.1. pdanet pdanet [35] specifically addresses the problem of image sentiment regression based on convolutional neural networks by introducing an attention module to the network and improving the polarity consistent regression (pcr) loss to guide the attention generation and improve the performance of the sentiment regression task. the network structure is shown in figure 6. below, the incoming images are input into the channel attention module and spatial attention module respectively after the features are extracted in the backbone network of resnet-101, and the obtained global and local information semantic vectors are subsequently connected and regressed, and the polarity-consistent regression loss is used to guide the attention generation throughout the process. figure 6. schematic diagram of pdanet model structure 3.2. improvements to pdanet the pdanet model integrates the semantic vectors extracted by the channel attention spatial attention and spatial attention senet modules for regression through a parallel approach, but the intrinsic connection between the channel and spatial attention cannot be combined in the parallel modules, and the extracted semantic vectors retain the shortcomings of the two modules. to improve the model's ability to extract information from the output of the resnet101 backbone network, the simam module is introduced. simam [36] is a parameter-free 3d attention module that assigns weights to neurons based on image local selfsimilarity through a theoretical study of the neuron level. unlike the traditional 1-dimensional attention, i.e., channel attention, and 2-dimensional attention, i.e., spatial attention, the simam module provides attention for 3-dimensional information, a comparison of which is shown in figure 7. below: figure 7. simam module vs. channel and spatial attention in order to explore the optimal connection between the information extracted by the simam module and the final fully-connected layer of the network, this paper conducts experimental comparisons using three methods, namely, simam-only extraction of information, parallel connection of the simam module with the channel attention spatial attention module, and series connection of the simam module, respectively. 3.3. improvement of the loss function in terms of the improvement of the loss function, this paper proposes a three-category polarity regression loss function based on psychological reality. in psychological research, the emotion evaluation system based on vad dimensions usually uses positive, medium and negative categories for finergrained comparisons, and the polarity-consistent regression loss used in pdanet lacks in fineness. 28 the following equation (1) shows the formula for the polarity consistent regression loss function in pdanet: ∑ ∑ 1 , (1) the part of the loss function that is improved in this paper is … , indicating whether a penalty is added or not: , 1, 0, , ∈ , (2) where . is a function that calculates the polarity of the sentiment for a given dimension, and the polarity is considered to be the same when the predicted and actual values lie in the same judgment interval. in this paper, the intervals are set as [0, 0.4], [0.4, 0.6], and [0.6, 1]. 4. revision of caps 4.1. introduction to caps the chinese affective picture system (caps) [37] was developed by luo yuejia's group, and its three dimensions of pleasure, arousal, and dominance were obtained from selfreported 9-point scales rated by 46 chinese university students. the caps consists of 852 chinese affective picture system images, which have been widely used in chinese affective research, because of their clear meaning and broad scope. since the caps is modeled after the iaps system, which has long been widely used in the field of image sentiment analysis, the caps also has the potential to be introduced into this field. in this study, with reference to the specific use of current datasets such as iaps, we revise the images, annotations and other data of caps to meet the needs of image sentiment analysis models, and evaluate and test this dataset using a variety of models and methods to achieve the purpose of introduction. 4.2. the case of the caps dataset the caps dataset's gives two image libraries, a full image library containing all 852 images, and a categorized image library divided into three libraries: positive, neutral, and negative. the classification is based on the fact that those with a pleasantness less than 0.4 are negative, those between 0.4 and 0.6 are neutral, and those greater than 0.6 are positive. the dataset is provided labeled as an excel file with statistics including the serial number of the image, the name of the image, and the mean and standard deviation of the three dimensions. in addition, the dataset was provided with an explanatory document that included an overview of the dataset, a summary of the data with additional thumbnails of the images. the actual questions for the dataset are as follows: (1) the total number of pictures in the categorized picture gallery and the number of pictures in the full gallery appeared to be inconsistent, neutral 283, positive 286, negative 288, total 857, which was inconsistent with the number of 852 pictures in the full gallery; (2) there is a discrepancy between the serial number of the pictures in the categorized gallery and the serial number of the pictures in the full gallery; (3) the format of the pictures in the categorized gallery is jpg, but the format of the pictures in the full gallery is bmp. to solve the above problems, it is necessary to compare and de-duplicate the classified gallery and the full gallery, and check against the annotated data, and finally form a standardized caps dataset that can be used for aica. 4.3. image comparison methods combining the total amount of caps data and the actual characteristics of the images, this paper chooses the method based on pixel comparison. the principle of this method is to directly compare the pixel values at the corresponding positions of two images. pixelbased comparisons are usually simple and direct, but they are very sensitive to noise and illumination variations in images. common pixel-based comparison techniques include: absolute difference: calculates the absolute difference between two images on a pixel-by-pixel basis. mean square error (mse): calculates the average of the squares of the corresponding pixel differences between two images. structural similarity (ssim): evaluates the similarity of image pairs in terms of brightness, contrast, and structure, providing a more comprehensive similarity metric than pixelbased methods alone. 4.4. implementation of the pixel comparison method the purpose of this experiment is to verify the consistency of the image data in the full and classified galleries of the caps dataset and to standardize the format and name. the pixel comparison method is used to compare and exclude the images one by one. the results obtained from the above steps are manually checked, and if there is no error, the .jpg format images are selected and placed in the normalized image library, and the images with multiple matches or no matches are manually rechecked, and the no-match images are checked at the end of the dataset annotation description to finally ensure that all the images are sorted out in place. 4.5. training strategies considering that the caps dataset has a data size of only 852, overfitting needs to be minimized in more ways than one. in this paper, we use the method of cross-validation. the caps dataset itself has a total data volume of 852 images, and for the original gallery, there are 286 positive images, 283 neutral images, and 288 negative images, which is a more balanced distribution, so it is considered that layered cross-validation can be disregarded in the division. due to the total data volume of 852, for the use of project resources, leave one cross-validation, although it can fully assess the model performance, but the demand for computational resources is too large to be realized; the data set division of the pdanet model is the training set: validation set: test set is 0.7: 0.1: 0.2, at this time, the training set of 596 pictures will be overfitting, training is not sufficient, refer to the naps and iaps the actual division of the training set is 950 and 806 pictures, so it is considered that the use of k-fold cross-validation can take into account the actual computational resources and model training effect. for the k-fold cross-validation method, in practice, k is usually taken as 5 or 10, and the number of samples in the training set is 682 when taking k=5, and the number of samples in the training set is 767 when taking k=10, in order to ensure the accuracy of the model, the 10-fold crossvalidation method is used to alleviate the overfitting problem of the model in this study. 29 4.6. paired samples t-test from the perspective of psychological research, the pairedsample t-test is used to analyze the predicted results of the caps training model with the actual results, to accurately analyze and test the correlation and variability, and to evaluate the value of the model learning results of this paper in the psychological perspective. the paired-samples t-test is a statistical method used to test whether there is variability in paired quantitative data in paired design experiments. between the predicted and actual results of the model in this paper, which can be regarded as the results of two different methods of testing for the same sample, the difference and correlation between these two results can be judged. 5. experiment 5.1. dataset in this paper's improved multiple attention network versus the classical model, the iaps and naps datasets are used, and the revised caps is described in the previous section. iaps: i.e., international affective picture system [22] is a quantitatively rated system of emotionally stimulating pictures compiled by the center for emotion and attention research at nimh (national institute of mental health). it is a selection of standardized and emotionally arousing color photographs from different domains that have been rigorously screened and rated. based on osgood et al.'s theory of emotional dimensions, the iaps was developed using a 9point scale based on self-reported ratings of valence, arousal, and dominance to create a standardized emotional stimulus system. since its introduction, the iaps has played an important role in research in the field of emotion and attention, and has been widely used in basic and applied research in related directions [38]. the iaps dataset used in this project totaled 1182 images, using data with vad averaging and precision to 2 decimal places. naps: i.e., nencki affective picture system (naps) [39], which consists of 1356 realistic, high-quality photographs divided into five categories (people, faces, animals, objects, and landscapes). ratings were collected from 204 participants, most of whom were european. images were rated according to validity, arousal and dominance using a computerized bipolar semantic slider scale. normative ratings of categories were given for each dimension. ratings were validated by comparing them to ratings generated using a self-assessment model and the international affective picture system. in addition, the data includes the physical attributes of the photographs, including brightness, contrast, and entropy. this dataset will be used in this paper to validate the effect of cross-cultural influences on model generalization, and the associated data labeling accuracy is consistent with the iaps. 5.2. implementation details for the software part, the improved model in this paper is based on the pytorch framework, version pytorch 1.8; the language used is python 3.8.5, the operating system is ubuntu 18.04.5 lts 64-bit, using cuda 11.0, cudnn 8.0.4, and the programming platform used is pycharm community. for the hardware part, the cpu used in this experiment is intel xeon(r) gold 6130 @2.10ghz, 12-core processor, with 28gb of ram, and 2 rtx 2080ti graphics cards with a total of 22gb of video memory. for the model training part, the resnet101 backbone is frozen and the later part is trained; using a weight decay of 0.0005, momentum of 0.9, batch size of 32, and fine-tuning all layers using sgd. the learning rate of the convolutional layer and the last fully-connected layer were initialized to 0.001 and 0.01, respectively. for all datasets, the total number of epochs was 300, and the learning rate was decreased by a factor of 10 for the last 50 epochs. 5.3. evaluation indicators mean square error (mse) and r-squared (r2) were used to assess the results of the visual affect regression. mse is a quadratic scoring rule that measures the average size of the error. it is defined as the mean of the squared difference between the prediction and the true situation: mse ∑ ̂ (3) where m is the number of test samples, and ̂ are the original and predicted values of the vad sentiment, respectively. mse>=0 and smaller is better. r2, also known as the coefficient of determination, shows how well the predictions explain the variability in the underlying true values. it is defined as the: 1 ∑ ̂ ∑ ̅ (4) where ̅ ∑ is the mean of the true values. the numerator is the mse and the denominator is the change in mood. r2<=1, with larger values indicating better results. 5.4. simam module different positions of the simam module were tested using the iaps and naps datasets, and the loss function used pdanet's polarity-consistent loss function, with the following results, with bolding in the table being the best: table 1. iaps test results mse (×10-2) module v a d m simam 5.206 1.961 1.892 3.014 simam parallel sp+se 3.673 1.445 1.571 2.230 simam tandem sp+se 3.731 1.301 1.417 2.149 table 2. iaps test results r2(×10-1) module v a d m simam -0.056 0.001 -0.371 -0.143 simam parallel sp+se 2.906 2.629 1.386 2.307 simam tandem sp+se 2.792 3.367 2.230 2.800 table 3. naps test results mse(×10-2) module v a d m simam 4.329 1.772 3.461 3.187 simam parallel sp+se 2.720 1.430 2.187 2.112 simam tandem sp+se 2.687 1.100 2.249 2.012 table 4. naps test results r2(×10-1) module v a d m simam -0.205 -0.138 -0.163 -0.168 simam parallel sp+se 3.588 1.818 3.579 2.995 simam tandem sp+se 3.665 3.700 3.398 3.588 the sp+se in the above table is the structure of spatial and channel attention in parallel. from the results of the above experiments, the simam module works worst on its own, 30 improves when used as a parallel branch combining the semantic vectors of the spatial and channel attention modules, but works best when inserted into the resnet-101 backbone model and between the channel and spatial attention modules and used in tandem. in the actual experiments, the direct use of the simam module was achieved by pooling its outputs globally on average and subsequently outputting the regression results using the fully connected layer, but the experiments showed that the simam module alone could not be directly relied upon for further feature extraction by the pooling operation. in the parallel experiments, the information obtained by the simam module is pooled by global average pooling for subsequent operations, but the results of this approach are also poor, and the performance improvement is likely due to spatial and channel attention. in the tandem experiments, the information output from resnet101 is fed into simam for one-time attention extraction, followed by the spatial attention branch and the channel attention branch, respectively; the essence of this step is that the information fed into the attention branch undergoes onetime preprocessing, and its information is organized and focused, so that it can be more easily extracted from the spatial attention and the channel attention branches to find the important feature vectors in the spatial and channel attention branches. 5.5. tricategorical polar regression loss function using the network of simam modules in series with the triple categorical polar regression loss function, the test results are shown in tables 5-8 below, with the bolded results in the tables being the best, and tri is an abbreviation for triple categorical polar regression loss function: table 5. iaps test results mse (×10-2) module v a d m pdanet 3.179 1.279 1.221 1.893 pdanet with tri 3.177 1.253 1.223 1.884 simam parallel sp+se with polrity 3.731 1.301 1.417 2.149 simam tandem sp+se with tri 3.201 1.234 1.230 1.888 table 6. iaps test results r2(×10-1) module v a d m pdanet 3.859 3.479 3.305 3.548 pdanet with tri 3.860 3.511 3.298 3.556 simam parallel sp+se with polrity 2.792 3.367 2.230 2.800 simam tandem sp+se with tri 3.817 3.704 3.255 3.592 table 7. naps test results mse(×10-2) module v a d m pdanet 2.248 0.971 1.793 1.671 pdanet with tri 2.245 0.963 1.766 1.658 simam parallel sp+se with polrity 2.687 1.100 2.249 2.012 simam tandem sp+se with tri 2.358 0.932 1.800 1.697 table 8. naps test results r2(×10-1) module v a d m pdanet 4.701 4.443 4.737 4.627 pdanet with tri 4.710 4.521 4.830 4.687 simam parallel sp+se with polrity 3.665 3.700 3.398 3.588 simam tandem sp+se with tri 4.569 4.612 4.703 4.628 the binary loss and triclassification loss have more obvious effects on the network, after pdanet switched to triclassification loss, the related indexes all have some growth, but for example, the mse index of dimension d in iaps fluctuates from 1.221 to 1.223, which can be considered as a normal training fluctuation situation. after simam tandem network uses triclassification loss, its performance compared to the original binary loss has a significantly improved, the triple classification loss allows the model to adjust the network parameters more accurately during training and improves the network's ability to extract judgments for each dimension. 5.6. revision of caps the problems found after counting are: (1) the same picture with different gallery name is different (2) the same picture of different gallery size differences (3) the database image format is not unified (4) there are pictures repeated in different categories of galleries based on the above problems, pixel-by-pixel comparison is carried out against the categorized gallery using the whole gallery as the standard, combined with the instructions for using the dataset and the annotation file. the comparison results are shown in table 9. below: table 9. results of the revision of the caps dataset number categorie matche repetition unmatched positive pictures 286 283 0 3 neutral pictures 283 283 2 0 negative pictures 288 288 2 0 total 857 854 2 0 after sorting, it was found that there were three pictures in the image library classified as positive that had no counterparts in the full image library and no related annotation data, so they were deleted; two pictures in the image library classified as neutral and negative were duplicated, but they were retained in consideration of the uniqueness of the annotation data. for all the retained images, higher pixel versions were selected, and the naming standard was unified in jpg format. the final revised caps dataset consisted of a total of 852 images, with labeled data for the three dimensions of the vad, with an accuracy of 2 decimal places. 5.7. practical tests for caps the caps dataset is tested and analyzed after completing the aforementioned revised caps task and model improvement task. several classical models such as resnet101, vgg-16, alexnet and pdanet models are used for 31 training and the improved multi-attention image sentiment regression model in this paper is used for training comparison. during the training process, the dataset division ratio is training set: test set: validation set = 0.7:0.1:0.2, and other hyper-parameter settings are the same as in section 3.5.2. the training results are shown in tables 10-11 below, and the bolded results in the tables are the best: table 10. caps training test mse (×10-2) module v a d m alexnet 3.231 1.259 2.012 2.160 vgg-16 3.150 1.118 2.271 2.180 resnet-101 1.873 0.836 1.142 1.280 pdanet 1.552 0.537 1.180 1.090 our module 1.524 0.533 1.024 1.027 analyzing the above table, it can be seen that the model in this paper achieves optimal results in the training of the caps dataset. table 11. caps training test r2(×10-1) module v a d m alexnet 0.265 -0.451 -0.633 -0.273 vgg-16 0.997 -0.812 -0.402 -0.072 resnet-101 5.817 4.196 6.001 5.338 pdanet 5.801 4.144 5.756 5.234 our module 5.877 4.184 6.317 5.459 combined with the experimental results in part 5.5, it is found that the caps dataset has the best results in the comparison with a small amount of data, on the one hand, it shows that the data in this dataset is regular and has good internal consistency, and it is more obvious from the excellent r2 results that the model can find the emotional stimulus points common to the whole dataset in the limited training set, and the excellent attentional mechanism plays an important role; on the other hand, when checking the loss curve of caps model training, it is found that the actual training stops early near the 50th epoch, and the subsequent epochs appear to be overfitting on the loss curve, figure 8. below shows the loss curve of one training of the model in this paper: (a)test loss (b)test loss pred (c)train loss (d)train loss pred figure 8. the loss curve of caps on the model of this paper due to the division of the training, validation and test sets into 0.7:0.1:0.2, and the fact that the dataset itself is small and the training set contains less data, it is difficult to determine whether the model has adequately learned the information embedded in the dataset. 5.8. 10 fold cross validation for the 10-fold cross-validation method experiments, this paper adopts the following setup: using the improved model in this paper, the caps dataset is disrupted and split into 10 parts, each time, 9 of them are taken as the training set, and 1 part is the validation set, and the validation parameters for all 32 10 rounds of training are organized as the single 10-fold cross-validation method final test results. the following tables 12 and 13 are the single test results of the 10-fold cross-validation method, in which the initial test is the experimental results of this paper's model in the aforementioned tables 10 and 11, and the bolded part is the best: table 12. single results mse (×10-2) rounds v a d m 1st round 1.117 0.548 0.836 0.834 5th round 0.954 0.497 0.883 0.778 10th round 1.318 0.417 0.801 0.845 average 1.130 0.487 0.840 0.819 initial testing 1.524 0.533 1.024 1.027 table 13. single results r2(×10-1) rounds v a d m 1st round 6.863 4.455 6.677 5.998 5th round 7.320 4.975 6.490 6.262 10th round 6.298 5.788 6.815 6.300 average 6.827 5.073 6.661 6.187 initial testing 5.877 4.184 6.317 5.459 the caps dataset was randomly disrupted multiple times for 10-fold cross-validation method stability tests, which were performed a total of 10 times in this paper, and the results of multiple 10-fold cross-validation method tests are shown in tables 14 and 15 below. table 14. multiple test results mse(×10-2) times v a d m 1st time 1.130 0.487 0.840 0.819 5th time 1.277 0.393 0.888 0.853 10th time 1.220 0.459 0.788 0.823 average 1.209 0.446 0.839 0.832 initial testing 1.524 0.533 1.024 1.027 table 15. multiple test results r2(×10-1) rounds v a d m 1st round 6.827 5.073 6.661 6.187 5th round 6.414 6.024 6.470 6.303 10th round 6.574 5.355 6.868 6.266 average 6.605 5.484 6.666 6.252 initial testing 5.877 4.184 6.317 5.459 from tables 14 and 15, it can be seen that the different divisions of the dataset have a certain impact on the model training results, but on average the impact is small, proving that the model stability is good. from the 10-fold cross validation method training results compared to the initial test results, it can be found that the 10-fold cross validation method training effect is better, and both mse and r2 show better results. analyzing the results, it can be concluded that the model does not learn the information of the dataset completely during the initial test, and it can obtain better results after sufficient training and learning. there is no overfitting in any of the above experiments, and figure 9 below shows the loss curve of one of the experiments, which shows that the model is well trained: (a)test loss (b)test loss pred (c)train loss (d)train loss pred figure 9. loss curves for caps 10-fold cross-validation 33 5.9. paired samples t-test in this paper, caps is introduced into the field of image sentiment analysis, and the experimental results of its model show good performance of indicators, so its overall situation is analyzed by paired sample t-test, and the results are shown in the table below: table 16. caps paired samples t-tests paired group relevance significance t sig. (2tailed) v 0.942 0.000 -1.834 0.067 a 0.895 0.000 -4.752 0.000 d 0.943 0.000 3.292 0.001 from table (b) above, it can be seen that there is a significant positive correlation between the predicted and actual values of caps and the degree of correlation is high and the model is well fitted. from table (c) above, it can be seen that the predicted v and a are both lower than the actual values, and the predicted d is higher; the difference is not significant in the v dimension (p>0.05), very significant in the a dimension (p<0.001), and significant in the d dimension (p<0.01). from the perspective of psychological research, as a reference, chinese researchers analyzed the paired-sample ttest correlations of emotion reports of different gender groups in localized tests of the iaps dataset as follows: in the smallgroup test [7], the pleasantness correlation r=0.968, the arousal correlation r=0.876, and the dominance correlation r=0.945, with all the dimensions being significantly correlated (p< 0.01), with a significant difference in variance between v and a (p<0.01), and a non-significant difference in dimension d (p>0.05); in the large sample test [8], the pleasantness correlation r=0.895, the arousal correlation r=0.636, and the dominance correlation r=0.812, with significant correlations in all dimensions (p<0.01), and a significant difference in variance in all dimensions (p<0.01). in psychological research, demographic variables (e.g., age, gender, education, and subject specialization) all differ in their ratings of emotional stimuli, but at the same time, ratings of different categorical groups correlate to a high degree. when as a group, such as in the chinese cultural context, the correlation of group emotional responses is high, but there is also variability in emotional responses under smaller group divisions such as males and females; when emotional responses are fine-tuned to individual subjects, the same overall correlation and fine-grained differences occur between each subject. based on the above psychological realities, the predicted values of the caps model also show overall correlation and fine-grained differences. in grouporiented applications, the overall high correlation has been able to make good predictions of the group's emotional stimulus levels, but individualized adjustments are still needed in personalized emotion prediction tasks. 6. conclusion 6.1. improved image emotion regression multiple attention network in the above experimental results, the improved model of this paper is slightly better than pdanet in general. analyzing the results of each dimension, it can be seen that the model of this paper improves from 1.279 to 1.234 for iaps dataset and 0.971 to 0.932 for naps in mse indicator of the relevant parameter of dimension a; in the indicator of r2, the performance of iaps dataset is significantly improved from 3.479 to 3.704 and the naps dataset also improves from 4.443 to 4.612, it can be said that the improvement of the performance in this dimension is the key to the overall performance improvement; however, the metrics performance of this paper's model in dimensions v and d both have a certain decline compared to pdanet, and its decline is not significant. in the training of caps, this paper significantly outperforms pdanet in two metrics in all three dimensions. overall, this paper's model improves in the overall performance by improving the performance in dimension a, which proves the effectiveness of this paper's improved method. 6.2. initial introduction of caps the caps dataset is a dataset of image emotion stimuli in chinese cultural contexts, which has previously been widely used in the field of psychology. in this paper, we introduce this dataset into the image sentiment analysis work and conduct a series of tests on it. the test results show that the data within caps are uniformly categorized, reasonably differentiated, and highly consistent, and both outperform iaps and naps in terms of model training metrics. as seen in the paired-sample t-test, the training prediction results of this dataset correlate well with the dataset itself, and it performs excellently from a psychological point of view, and it can be attempted to be applied in psychological research. in addition, due to the unique chinese cultural attributes of this dataset, it is believed that the models trained using it can achieve better practical results in chinese cultural applications. acknowledgments thanks to the research group that produced iaps, naps and caps, and the team of pdanet. this research did not receive any specific grant from funding agencies in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors. references [1] j. tooby and l. cosmides, "the evolutionary psychology of the emotions and their relationship to internal regulatory variables," in handbook of emotions, m. lewis, j. m. haviland-jones, and l. f. barrett, eds., 3rd ed. new york: the guilford press, 2008, pp. 114–137. 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textured physical evidence, dynamic occlusion, and non-lambert surfaces), and at the same time, to meet the needs of accuracy and efficiency of 3d reconstruction of case scenes, this paper designs a lightweight stereo matching algorithm based on the gwcnet basic model, in which the s2a attention mechanism is introduced to improve the feature extraction, the mpm module and a new 3d convolution fusion multi-level convolution fusion with cost filtering cost are used. at the same time, the safm module is used to fuse the multi-level disparity map of parallax prediction, so that the matching accuracy and running time of the experimental results of the kitti2012 and kitti2015 datasets can be improved, and the running time is reduced, which has significant judicial application value. keywords: crime scenes; fast-gwcnet 3d reconstruction method; s2a attention mechanism; mpm module. 1. introduction with the rapid development of three-dimensional vision technology and deep learning, stereo matching, as a core component of 3d reconstruction, has demonstrated significant value in fields such as autonomous driving [1-2], virtual reality [3-4], intelligent security[5], and more. especially in the scene of judicial evidence collection and case scene restoration, high-precision 3d reconstruction technology is not only a key tool to restore the truth, but also a technical guarantee to maintain social fairness and justice. the traditional stereo matching method relies on artificially designed features (such as sift and census transform) and full semi-global and local optimization strategies, which is easy to produce matching ambiguity under weak texture, occlusion and complex lighting conditions, and is difficult to meet the needs of accuracy and robustness in the case scene. in recent years, breakthroughs in deep learning technology have brought innovative methods to three-dimensional matching, and a series of end-to-end networks have significantly improved the matching accuracy and efficiency in complex scenarios through multi-level feature learning and cost optimization. early stereo matching methods based on deep learning (such as dispnet[6]) created a precedent for end-to-end parallax prediction, in which the encoder-decoder architecture directly regressed the parallax map through multi-scale feature fusion, avoiding the complex postprocessing process of traditional methods, and making a breakthrough in real-time. however, due to the lack of cost volume modeling, such methods are difficult to meet the challenges of occlusion and repetitive textures. to this end, gcnet[7] introduces 4d cost volume (spatial × parallax dimension) and 3d convolution aggregation strategy for the first time to capture more comprehensive information in spatial and parallax dimensions, combines geometric constraints with semantic contexts, and improves the understanding and matching ability of many complex scenes and geometric structures. after that, psmnet[8] fuses multiscale global features through the spatial pyramid pooling (spp) module to reduce the matching error problem of regions with more or fewer textures. gwcnet[9] further proposes a group-related strategy to enhance feature diversity with multiple sets of parallel cost volumes, and achieve a balance between accuracy and efficiency. at the same time, lightweight design has become an important research direction, and stereonet[10] realizes real-time high-precision reconstruction on the mobile terminal through low-resolution cost matching and edge-aware upsampling. ganet[11] innovatively designs the guided aggregation layer (lga/rga) and explicitly models the geometry a priori to sharpen the parallax edges, providing a new idea for complex texture scenes. despite significant progress made by existing methods, high-precision reconstruction of crime scenes still faces multiple challenges. firstly, the scene environment often suffers from interference such as motion blur and nonlambertian reflections (e.g., bloodstains, glass), which reduces the reliability of feature matching. secondly, current algorithms' utilization of multi-scale features mostly relies on fixed-weight fusion, making it difficult to adaptively distinguish between critical areas (such as fingerprints, footprints) and background redundant information. in response to the aforementioned issues, this paper proposes a 3d reconstruction method tailored for crime scenes, with the following core contributions: 1.multi-scale feature enhancement module: by incorporating the s2attention mechanism and dynamic weight allocation, this module dynamically enhances feature representation and matching saliency in critical regions (such as fingerprints, tool marks) through a dual-pathway of spatialsemantic enhancement at multiple scales, while suppressing background interference. 2.multi-level cost optimization architecture network: this network employs a multi-level adaptive feature matching (mapm) module to replace traditional 3d 49 convolutions, combined with a multi-scale cost filtering convolutional fusion structure, to achieve redundant information compression, enhanced matching costs, and mitigation of the negative impact of motion blur, while reducing the number of parameters. 3.edge consistency fusion strategy: by introducing a spatial adaptive feature fusion (safm) module, this strategy guides the fusion of multi-level disparity predictions with edge information, jointly optimizing the geometric consistency of disparity edges, and enhancing the detail reconstruction capability for trace evidence. the method proposed in this paper has demonstrated its superiority on public datasets (kitti 2012, kitti 2015, sceneflow) and real crime scene datasets, providing reliable 3d reconstruction technology support for forensic evidence collection compared to mainstream algorithms (such as gwcnet, ganet). 2. introduction to the gwcnet algorithm the gwcnet stereo matching algorithm process includes feature extraction, construction of group-wise correlation volumes and concatenation, 3d aggregation, disparity regression, and optimization. to improve the accuracy of stereo matching, learn correlation measurements, and reduce runtime, the model employs group-wise correlation volumes for cost aggregation, which reduces parameters while retaining rich information. additionally, it optimizes the disparity map through an improved 3d aggregation module. the network structure of gwcnet is illustrated in figure 1. gwcnet adopts the following steps: fig 1. gwcnet flowchart 2.1. feature extraction during the feature extraction phase, the model processes the left and right images using a network similar to resnet, as seen in the efficient and concise psmnet algorithm, to obtain feature maps at three different scales. to address the issue of degradation in large correlation regions, these three feature maps of varying scales are subsequently concatenated into a single feature map with 320 channels, which serves as the input for the 3d cost volume construction. 2.2. build group correlations and connectomes gwcnet introduces a group-wise correlation mechanism that differs from traditional methods which directly concatenate left and right features. instead, the feature maps fused from the left and right images during the feature extraction stage are divided into multiple groups along the channel dimension. each group has a 40-channel group-wise correlation volume and a 24-channel concatenation volume, which are fused into a 64-channel cost volume. for each group of features, the similarity between corresponding positions in the left and right images is calculated separately, generating multiple groups of correlation maps. these are used to construct a 4d cost volume containing multiple groups of correlation maps, which serves as the input for 3d aggregation (h×w×d×g, where d is the disparity range and g is the number of groups). 2.3. 3d aggregation network the 3d convolutional aggregation network adopts a stacked 3d hourglass network structure. this design consists of two convolutional layers and three stacked 3d hourglass modules. each module internally contains four normalized 3d convolutional layers and relu activations, specifically designed for extracting and aggregating feature information. additionally, each module outputs a disparity map, as shown in figure 2. furthermore, an auxiliary module is added after the first two convolutional layers to generate disparity map 0 for learning low-level features. the 3d hourglass network removes some unnecessary connections and retains two skip connections to enhance speed and improve the fusion of key and edge information features. notably, all convolutional layers are 3d convolutions and 3d deconvolutions, enabling the network to simultaneously process information in both spatial and disparity dimensions, thereby reducing computation time. 2.4. disparity regression and optimization after the 4d cost volume aggregation is completed, the disparity maps output by the four modules are first processed through two 3d convolutional layers to produce a 1-channel 4d volume. this volume is then upsampled to restore it to the size of the original image. along the disparity dimension, a softmax function is applied to convert it into a probability volume (as shown in equation 1). after obtaining the disparity values from the four modules, the final loss function value is calculated by weighting (as shown in equation 2). smooth l1 loss (as shown in equation 3) is used to compute the loss for each output. d ∑ k ∙ p (1) 50 fig 2. 3d hourglass network structure l ∑ λ ⋅ smooth d d∗ (2) smooth x 0.5x , if|x| 1 |x| 0.5, otherwise (3) 3. optimize the gwcnet algorithm due to the original gwcnet model's lack of using an mlp spatial pyramid pooling module in the feature extraction stage, leading to inadequate extraction of spatial local information, this paper proposes the s2attention mechanism to enhance spatial displacement and increase the richness of local information, as well as a divided attention mechanism to fuse multi-scale features. in the construction of cost volumes for stereo matching, concatenation and group-wise correlation are used to build 3d or 4d cost volumes. to create a cost volume that ensures accuracy and efficient runtime while addressing the issue of failure in areas with little or excessive texture, which can produce identical disparity values, this paper introduces the multi-level adaptive patch matching (mapm) method. mapm extracts multi-level feature maps to capture information at different scales and enhances similarity measurement through self-learned weight patch matching of local information. additionally, to optimize and fuse the four disparity maps generated by the 3d aggregation network, the safm (scale-aware feature modulation) module is proposed. this module dynamically selects representative features using a multi-scale feature modulation mechanism to increase the model's ability to capture features at different scales. furthermore, it supplements local context information through a convolutional channel mixer to compensate for missing information in the global context. 3.1. s2attention mechanisms the s2attention mechanism, as illustrated in figure 3, is a key mechanism based on the s²-mlpv2 visual backbone network that fuses feature maps after undergoing different spatial displacement operations using a multi-layer perceptron (mlp). first, the input feature map x passes through an mlp spatial pyramid pooling module layer, which expands the number of channels to three times the original, resulting in a new feature map. subsequently, the expanded feature map is split into three parts along the channel dimension, with each part having the same size as the original feature map. this step aims to divide the feature map into different groups for applying different spatial displacement operations to them. next, the three feature maps undergo related operations: the first one undergoes a spatial displacement operation, which involves cyclic shifts in the up, down, left, and right directions; the second one undergoes asymmetric opposite spatial displacement operations to complement the first feature map; and the third one remains unchanged. finally, the three feature maps after spatial displacement operations are sent to a divided attention module. in this module, each feature map first undergoes average pooling to reduce its dimensions and extract key information. then, after passing through a series of mlp layers, these feature maps are further transformed and generate final attention weights. these weights are used to weight the original feature maps, thereby generating the final feature map. split attention h c w shift 2 shift 1 identity h c w splitmlp h w 3c fig 3. s2attention mechanisms 3.2. safm module the spatial adaptive feature modulation (safm) module, as shown in figure 4, focuses on achieving precise 3d reconstruction through a network architecture that dynamically adjusts features at the pixel level. first, the input features are equally divided into four sub-feature layers along the channel dimension, with each sub-layer maintaining the 51 same spatial size as the original feature map but with the number of channels reduced to one-fourth of the original. c on v 1× 1 c on ca te na ti on8 4 2 fig 4. safm module next, a multi-scale feature pyramid is generated through downsampling operations: the lowest layer retains the original resolution, while the other three upper layers undergo 2x, 4x, and 8x downsampling, respectively, to form different levels of dimensionality-reduced representations. for computational convenience, these three downsampling branches all use 3×3 depthwise convolutions to extract neighborhood information, followed by bilinear interpolation upsampling to restore the original dimensions and spatial size. finally, three feature maps that have undergone spatial displacement are fed into the segmentation attention module. in this module, each feature map is averaged pooled to reduce the dimension and extract key information. then, these feature maps are further processed through a series of mlp layers to generate attention weights. these weights are used to weight the original feature map to produce an optimized feature map. 3.3. mapm module and filtered attention weights 3.3.1. mapm module the multi-level feature aggregation module (mfam) is a module that generates highly accurate and discriminative matching cost objects, as shown in figure 5. firstly, the multiscale feature map obtained from the model feature extraction stage and the number of channels is 64, 128 and 128 to calculate the matching cost of pixels, and the connection and grouping operations are carried out at the same time. to deal with the matching problem of different disparity and texture regions, for each pixel, the dilated convolution kernel that selects the expansion rate related to the feature map hierarchy is used to calculate the matching cost, to ensure that the correct number of pixels is used when calculating the matching cost of the multi-scale hierarchical feature map. at the same time, the weights in the convolutional kernel have adaptive learning, and the matching cost of some pixels is calculated by weighting. finally, the matching costs of the three levels are spliced into a multi-level local matching volume, such as equations 4 and 5. c g, d, x, y / ∑ ω, ∈ ⋅ c d, x, y c d, x, y f x i, y j , f x i d, y j (4) c concat c , c , c (5) 3.3.2. filtered attention weights in order to further optimize the processing of these matching costs, 3d convolution, 3d hourglass network is used for regularization, and the number of channels is compressed by another convolutional layer, and finally the attention weight a is generated. subsequently, the weight a is used to eliminate the redundant information in the initial splicing volume, so as to obtain the attention stitching volume with stronger representation ability. where the attention splicing volume is as shown in equation 6. c i a⊙ c i (6) 4. experimental analyses 4.1. quantitative analysis 4.1.1. ablation experiments on sceneflow datasets table 1. results of ablation experiments at sceneflow in the test set method s2attention sa fm ma pm >1px/% >2px/% >3px/% d1/% epe (px) gwcnet 8.03 4.47 3.30 2.71 0.76 base-s2a ✔ 7.75 4.33 3.12 2.52 0.73 base-s2a-safm ✔ ✔ 7.66 4.21 3.09 2.47 0.70 base-s2a-safm-mapm ✔ ✔ ✔ 7.09 3.96 2.85 2.30 0.65 our proposed method (base-s2a-safm-mapm) demonstrates significant superiority in stereo matching tasks on the sceneflow dataset by integrating three modules: s2attention, safm, and mapm. as in table 1 compared to the baseline model gwcnet, our method achieves notable reductions in the mismatch rate (>1px/%, d1/%) and the average end-point error (epe (px)), with improvements of 0.94% and 0.11, respectively. s2attention enhances the features of critical regions, safm improves boundary clarity, and mapm reduces mismatches and optimizes computational efficiency. the synergistic effect of these three modules significantly enhances matching accuracy and robustness, providing a more stable solution for applications in the public security sector. 4.1.2. kitti 2012 experiments in table 2, our proposed method (ours) demonstrates significant superiority in the stereo matching task. compared to other state-of-the-art methods, ours reduces error rates across multiple metrics, including > 2px / %, > 3px/%, and >5px/%. specifically, in the noc and all scenarios, ours achieves optimized performance with error rates of 2.11% and 2.59%, and 1.25% and 1.64%, respectively, showcasing higher matching accuracy. meanwhile, the mean error (px) remains below 0.5 pixels, on par with the current best methods. furthermore, our method requires only 0.30 seconds for execution, highlighting its efficiency advantage. overall, ours excels in terms of accuracy, robustness, and efficiency, providing a superior solution for stereo matching tasks. from the data in table 3, it can be seen that the error index of the proposed method in the kitti2015 dataset under all pixels and noc pixels reaches the lowest value, which is 1.98% for d1-all (all pixels) and 1.81% for d1-all (noc pixels). at the same time, the performance in the background (d1-bg) and foreground (d1-fg) large areas is also optimized to 1.50% and 3.77%, respectively, which proves that it matches more 52 textures with high accuracy. in addition, the method in this paper can be calculated in only 0.30 seconds on the running time. table 2. experimental results of each method in the kitti 2012 test set method >2px/% >3px/% >5px/% mean error(px) times/s noc all noc all noc all noc all dispnetc[12] 7.38 8.11 4.11 4.65 2.05 2.39 0.9 1.0 0.06 mc-cnn-act[13] 3.90 5.45 2.43 3.63 1.64 2.39 0.7 0.9 67 gc-net[7] 2.71 3.46 1.77 2.30 1.12 1.46 0.6 0.7 0.9 iresnet-i2[14] 2.69 3.34 1.71 2.16 1.06 1.32 0.5 0.6 0.12 segstereo[15] 2.66 3.19 1.68 2.03 1.00 1.21 0.5 0.6 0.6 psmnet[8] 2.44 3.01 1.49 1.89 0.90 1.15 0.5 0.6 0.41 ganet[11] 2.18 2.79 1.36 1.80 0.83 1.10 0.5 0.5 0.36 gwcnet[9] 2.16 2.71 1.32 1.70 0.80 1.03 0.5 0.5 0.32 our 2.11 2.59 1.25 1.64 0.75 0.96 0.5 0.5 0.30 4.1.3. kitti 2012 experiments table 3. experimental results of each method in the kitti 2012 test set method all pixels/% noc pixels/% times/s d1-bg d1-fg d1-all d1-bg d1-fg d1-all dispnetc[12] 4.32 4.41 4.34 4.11 3.72 4.05 0.06 gc-net[7] 2.21 6.16 2.87 2.02 5.58 2.61 0.9 iresnet-i2e2[14] 2.14 3.45 2.36 1.94 3.20 2.15 0.22 psmnet[8] 1.86 4.62 2.32 1.71 4.31 2.14 0.41 segstereo[15] 1.88 4.07 2.25 1.76 3.70 2.08 0.6 ganet-15[11] 1.55 3.82 1.93 1.40 3.37 1.73 0.36 gwcnet[9] 1.74 3.93 2.11 1.61 3.49 1.92 0.32 our 1.50 3.77 1.98 1.48 3.42 1.81 0.30 4.2. qualitative analysis 4.2.1. kitti 2012 experiments fig 5. comparison of the effects of the original model and our method on the kitti2012 dataset it can be clearly observed from figure 5 that the proposed method has a reduction in the error value, which is manifested in the reduction of the degree of deviation of the color distribution. in the first image, the glass area of the house appears as a large white block in the original model, lacking detailed information. the method in this paper can more accurately restore the shape of the window and the specific size and contour of the three poles, showing a stronger ability to depict details. in the second image, the original model can only show a rough overall outline of the shape of the trees in the dark area, but the proposed method can capture the more detailed concave and convex structure and contour features, making the shape of the trees more realistic and natural, and the length and thickness of the dividing line on the upper edge of the fence are more clear and fine, and the clarity of the boundary area is significantly improved. in the third image, the shape of the car in the image is closer to the real curvilinear shape, and the ghosting of the trees is also effectively alleviated, and the white boundary line on the side of the highway becomes more obvious under the effect of this method, and the continuity and clarity of the lines are improved. 4.2.2. kitti 2015 experiments 53 fig 6. comparison of the effects of the original model and our method on the kitti2015 dataset as can be seen from figure 6, the experimental results using the kitti2015 dataset demonstrate the superiority of the proposed method in the stereo matching effect in dynamic large scenes. specifically, in the first image, the scene contains a vast blue sky and white clouds, and the proposed method significantly reduces the mismatch rate and successfully avoids misconfusing the parallax of the woods below with the sky region, so as to more accurately preserve the true parallax distribution of different regions. in the second image, small trees are shown side by side, and the proposed method can demarcate the outline of each tree more clearly and accurately, effectively reducing the problem of blurring the boundaries between trees, and further improving the ability to recognize details. the third image shows a pair of warning signs with a triangular red border and a white shape inside, which can better deal with the shape segmentation problem of the same color area in a large area, ensure that the shape and color characteristics of the warning signs are accurately restored, and avoid the problem of color overflow or parallax error. 5. summary in this paper, a lightweight three-dimensional matching network for 3d reconstruction of case scenes is proposed, which innovatively integrates s2attention attention mechanism, spatial adaptive feature fusion module (safm) and multi-level adaptive patch matching module (mapm). by dynamically enhancing feature extraction in key areas to express rich information, optimizing edge fusion strategies and adaptive matching local 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[j], arxiv (cornell university), 2018, abs/1807. 11699: 660-676. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 43 research on air quality prediction based on neural networks ruihao wan university of southern california, los angeles, california, usa abstract: in view of the increasingly serious air pollution problem, to alleviate the harmful effects of air pollution on human body and society, this paper studies the prediction of air quality. due to the nonlinear, regional and dispersive characteristics of pollutant data, the effective utilization rate of data is low and the prediction process is extremely complicated. how to effectively build a prediction model and improve the prediction accuracy of air quality is a hot issue in current research. this paper mainly introduces the current research status of air quality prediction. keywords: air quality prediction; graph convolutional neural network; intelligent optimization algorithm. 1. introduction with the continuous advancement of urbanization, automobile exhaust and industrial emissions are increasing, and the air pollution problem is becoming increasingly serious, which has a very serious impact on the sustainable development of the country and public health. from the individual level, air pollution has a very serious harm to the health of the public. long-term exposure to polluted atmospheric environment will lead to dizziness, skin lesions and damage to normal cardiopulmonary function, etc., and more seriously, it will induce cancer. children, the elderly and people with respiratory and cardiovascular problems are particularly affected. the study found that nearly 2 million childhood asthma cases were linked to nitrogen dioxide pollution, two-thirds of which occurred in cities [1], and that in 2019 86% of the global urban population had excessive pm2.5 exposure levels, which resulted in 1.8 million deaths [2]. the world health organization (who) released a report on october 11, 2021, stating that air pollution has become one of the "biggest environmental problems threatening human health", with 13 people dying every minute worldwide due to air pollution [3]. at the national level, air pollution will affect industrial and agricultural production, causing huge human, material and economic losses, and have a long-term impact on the country's economic development [4-5], as well as many other social problems caused by economic impact. common sources of air pollution include natural pollution sources and man-made pollution sources, natural pollution sources are unavoidable, such as volcanic eruption, natural disasters, volcanic eruption will produce a lot of volcanic ash and harmful gases; natural disasters include wind and dust storms. man-made pollution sources are mainly produced along with economic development, including industrial and agricultural gas emissions and transportation gas emissions. in the past, the state ignored the damage to the environment for the sake of economic construction, and now the state has put forward a series of policies to strive for harmony between man and nature, so as to achieve the purpose of sustainable development and alleviate the adverse effects of air pollution on human beings. the state has put forward many policies, from the "twelfth five-year plan for national environmental protection" proposed by the state council in 2011 to the "guiding opinions on building a modern environmental governance system" proposed by the general office of the cpc central committee and the general office of the state council in 2020, all of which show the importance of the state to air pollution control. at present, most parts of the country are facing severe air pollution problems, how to improve and control air pollution is still the focus of the national environmental protection department. 2. current status of research on air quality prediction with the rapid development of neural networks, more and more researchers use neural network-based models in the field of air quality prediction. however, the hyperparameters in the prediction model, such as the number of network layers, the number of neurons in each layer, the learning rate and other parameters that affect the performance of the model, are often determined subjectively, making the prediction accuracy of the model less than the optimal state. as one of the most traditional neural networks, back-propagation (bp) neural networks have disadvantages such as easy to stop training at the local optimum point and easy to affect the model performance by parameter values [6], which makes many scholars use various methods to improve them. in these studies, a lot of achievements have been made, such as using bayesian normalization to improve the generalization ability of the network and improving the gradient descent method. in addition, some scholars also use heuristic algorithms to improve the prediction model of bp neural network. zhou et al. [7] optimized bp neural network by combining genetic algorithm (ga) and simulated annealing (sa) algorithms, and the results show that the ga-sa based bp neural network has strong generalization ability and global search ability, and high accuracy rate. huang [8] put forward a kind of based on improved particle swarm optimization algorithm (particle swarm optimization, pso) method of bp neural network to predict the aqi, make the prediction results more accurate. other prediction models have also been improved. fan wenting [9] et al proposed the optimized support vector machine (svm) prediction model based on the improved firefly algorithm (fa). gao shuai et al. [10] proposed a method that combined svm with the traditional moth-flame optimization (mfo) algorithm. in addition, some scholars have proposed optimization algorithms to optimize lstm. 44 zhang et al. [11] optimized lstm neural network parameters, and then applied them to air quality prediction of different cities, and achieved certain results. al-janabi et al. [12] used pso to optimize lstm’s weight, deviation, number of hidden layers, number of nodes in each hidden layer and activation function parameters to predict the air pollutant concentration for the next two days. from the above research, it can be found that the improved neural network based on intelligent optimization algorithm has been widely used and can get very good results. therefore, it is particularly important to select a suitable optimization algorithm for the parameter optimization of neural network. sawyer found must search algorithm (beetle antennae search algorithm, bas) in time complexity and space complexity is lower than most of the swarm intelligence algorithm and higher efficiency. manifold method et al. [13] compared bas algorithm with many new and mainstream intelligent optimization algorithms and found that bas algorithm has strong competitiveness. compared with pso algorithm, bas algorithm has stronger ability to jump out of local extreme values and faster convergence speed. compared with ga algorithm, bas algorithm has the advantages of simple operation, less computation and faster running speed. compared with fa algorithm, bas algorithm is less affected by parameter sensitivity. compared with bat algorithm (ba) and artificial bee colony (abc), bas algorithm has higher computational efficiency and lower computational complexity. however, bas algorithm is also prone to fall into local extreme values and the optimization results are unstable. therefore, this paper improves bas algorithm to solve the above problems and applies it to optimize the air quality prediction model. air quality prediction refers to the analysis of air quality time series data and other factors affecting air quality, such as meteorological data, factory waste emission data and vehicle flow data, and the establishment of a prediction model to predict and estimate the change trend of air quality and air quality index in the future period. through the study of air quality prediction, the public can be provided with the latest air quality status, so that they can make corresponding protection measures according to their actual conditions, and it can also provide intuitive reference basis for the ecological environment department to formulate various environmental improvement plans to guide the prevention and control of air pollution [14]. deep learning is developed based on artificial neural networks and belongs to a subset of machine learning. the biggest advantage of deep learning technology compared to traditional methods is the learning and feature extraction capabilities of deep learning models themselves. based on deep learning methods, manual work in the feature extraction stage can be reduced to a certain extent, and the prediction accuracy of the model has been improved compared to traditional methods. this is why this article proposes to study air quality prediction based on deep learning. deep neural networks have demonstrated their analytical capabilities in sequence data, but there is still limited research on deep learning models for spatiotemporal feature extraction. in order to design better spatiotemporal sequence prediction models based on deep learning technology, several mainstream deep learning models for air quality prediction will be introduced below. due to the nonlinear, regional and dispersive characteristics of pollutant data, the effective utilization rate of data is low and the prediction process is extremely complicated. how to effectively build a prediction model and improve the prediction accuracy of air quality is a hot issue in current research. based on deep learning, this paper builds a spatialtemporal feature extraction air quality prediction model, dynamically analyzes the spatial relationship between monitoring stations, and learns the internal change rule of historical air quality data based on the deep learning model to achieve deeper air quality prediction. as an important means of air pollution prevention and control, air quality prediction plays an indispensable role for the country to take appropriate prevention and control measures. as is well known, substances in the air are constantly moving, so the concentration of pollutants monitored by air quality monitoring stations is also constantly changing and easily influenced by the surrounding environment, which leads to a certain spatial correlation between different stations. when the trend of most data changes between different sites is the same or opposite and the fluctuation amplitude is similar, it is considered that there is spatial correlation between sites. during the model training process, combining site data with spatial correlation for joint training can learn effective spatial features that exist within them, which is more conducive to improving prediction accuracy. on the contrary, if site data that is not related to the target site is included, it will affect the model's learning ability and reduce learning accuracy. choosing relevant sites has a significant impact on the prediction accuracy of the model. in previous studies, although researchers considered the impact of selecting relevant sites on later prediction, they only conducted static correlation analysis on different sites using pearson correlation coefficients based on aqi time series data between sites, without considering that the correlation between sites in space changes dynamically over time. therefore, using static correlation analysis methods still results in some noise in the training data, which affects the prediction accuracy of the model. 3. current research status of air quality prediction based on optimized neural networks with the rapid development of neural networks, more and more researchers are using neural network-based models in the field of air quality prediction. however, hyperparameters in prediction models, such as the number of network layers, the number of neurons in each layer, learning rate, and other parameters that affect model performance, are often subjectively determined by humans, resulting in suboptimal prediction accuracy. backpropagation neural network is one of the most traditional neural networks, which has drawbacks such as easily stopping training at local optima and being easily affected by parameter values, leading many scholars to use various methods to improve it. in these studies, many achievements have been made, such as using bayesian normalization to improve the network's generalization ability and improving the gradient descent method. in addition, some scholars have also used heuristic algorithms to improve the prediction model of bp neural networks. zhou et al. combined genetic algorithm and simulated annealing algorithm to optimize the bp neural network, and the results showed that the ga-sa based bp neural network has strong generalization ability and global search ability, with high accuracy. huang et al. proposed a bp neural network method based on improved particle swarm optimization algorithm to predict aqi, making the prediction results more accurate. 45 other prediction models have also been improved, and fan wenting et al. proposed optimizing support vector machine prediction models based on an improved firefly algorithm. gao shuai et al. proposed a method that combines svm with traditional moth to flame optimization algorithms. in addition, some scholars have proposed optimization algorithms to optimize lstm. zhang et al. optimized lstm neural network parameters and applied them to air quality prediction in different cities, achieving certain results. al janabi et al. used pso to optimize the weights, biases, number of hidden layers, number of nodes in each hidden layer, and activation function parameters of lstm, achieving prediction of air pollutant concentrations for the next two days. from the above research, it can be found that improving neural networks based on intelligent optimization algorithms has been widely applied and can achieve very good results. therefore, it is particularly important to choose suitable optimization algorithms for optimizing neural network parameters. through research, it has been found that the beetle whisker search algorithm has lower time and spatial complexity compared to most swarm intelligence algorithms and higher operational efficiency. liao liefa et al. compared the bas algorithm with many new and mainstream intelligent optimization algorithms and found that it has strong competitiveness. compared with the pso algorithm, the bas algorithm has a stronger ability to jump out of local extremes and converges faster; compared with ga algorithm, bas algorithm has simple operation, small computational complexity, and faster running speed; compared with the fa algorithm, the bas algorithm is less affected by parameter sensitivity; compared with bat algorithm (ba) and artificial bee colony (abc), bas algorithm has higher computational efficiency and lower computational complexity. however, the bas algorithm also has the problem of easily falling into local extremes and unstable optimization results. 4. closing remarks as we all know, substances in the air are constantly moving, so the concentration of pollutants monitored by air quality monitoring stations is constantly changing and easily affected by the surrounding environment, which leads to a certain spatial correlation between different stations. when the change trend of most data of different sites is the same or opposite and the fluctuation amplitude is similar, it is considered that there is spatial correlation between sites. the air quality situation is influenced by various complex factors, such as meteorological factors, geographical location, national policies, etc. after excluding other factors, this article conducts research on predicting the trend of air quality changes based on historical air quality data and meteorological data. because substances in the air are constantly moving, the concentration of pollutants monitored by monitoring stations is also constantly changing and easily influenced by the surrounding environment. however, the specific impact is unknown, but this relationship can be explored through existing historical data. how to effectively construct prediction models and improve the accuracy of air quality prediction is currently a hot research topic. considering the spatial correlation between monitoring stations, this paper proposes using unsupervised learning clustering algorithms to classify stations with similar attributes. deep learning technology, as a complex machine learning algorithm, autonomously learns the intrinsic features of data by establishing multi-layer neural networks. based on this, this article proposes an air quality prediction model based on clustering technology and hybrid deep neural network. in order to obtain more accurate prediction results, the intelligent optimization algorithm is improved and the parameters of the prediction model are further optimized. in recent years, domestic and foreign scholars have also proposed other methods for air quality prediction. han xiaoguang et al. effectively combined grayscale correlation methods and radial basis function neural networks (rbf) to select indicator factors using grey methods. the rbf neural network predicted the main indices and achieved accurate prediction of tianjin's air quality. gao shuai et al. further validated the effectiveness and accuracy of neural networks in air quality monitoring and prediction by combining bp neural networks with mind evolutionary algorithm (mea). yuan et al. used collaborative filtering to distinguish the weights of different air indicators and simulated the situation of air pollution using bp neural network, providing favorable conditions for air pollution prevention and control work. hu et al. proposed an elman neural network prediction method based on chaos theory, which effectively learns nonlinear relationships in air quality data. implementation analysis shows that the elman chaotic prediction model has good predictive performance and application value. sayegh et al. conducted comparative experiments using multiple linear regression models (mlrm), quantile regression models (qrm), generalized additive models (gam), and enhanced regression trees (brt), using meteorological data and chemical species from mecca, saudi arabia as covariates to predict pm10 concentrations for the next hour. the experiment shows that qrm has a better predictive effect on pm10 hourly concentration. compared with other models, the superiority of qrm model lies in its ability to simulate the contribution of covariates 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[14] wang t, jiang f, deng j, et al. urban air quality and regional haze weather forecast for yangtze river delta region [j]. atmospheric environment, 2012, 58:70-83. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 134 research on the application of cbr technology in intelligent process design system junli liu, hui lu *, guanhui cui, xibin an school of mechanical and power engineering, henan polytechnic university, jiaozuo, henan, china * corresponding author: hui lu (email: 212105020011@home.hpu.edu.cn) abstract: a case-based reasoning (cbr) intelligent process design system is developed through visual studio development tools to improve the processing efficiency of mechanical parts and the recurrence rate of corporate knowledge. the key factor in improving the accuracy of case matching in the cbr system is the similarity calculation of parts. in this paper, similarity calculation models for different attribute types are presented by combining the nearest neighbor method. and the improved ahp method and matrix calculation of matlab are used to determine the weighting coefficient. the most similar cases are matched according to the overall similarity of the cases and the set threshold, and the method is applied to the intelligent process design of shafts. the results show that this method is conducive to shortening the development cycle and quickly responding to the market, which provides a reference for intelligent manufacturing of mechanical parts. keywords: intelligent process; case-based reasoning; similarity; improved analytic hierarchy process; weight coefficient. 1. introduction in mechanical product design, process design is the bridge that connects designers and manufacturing floors. the design efficiency of the part process directly affects the production cycle of the product. the design efficiency of the part process directly affects the production cycle of the product. in the face of complex process systems, the reuse of similar processes based on product three-dimensional models and enterprise knowledge management has become the mainstream means of design of many enterprises. case-based reasoning (cbr) is a similar problem-solving method that uses the existing knowledge and cases of enterprises, and is undoubtedly the preferred method for dealing with complex problems and multi-attribute decisions[1]. new issue description case retrieval retrieve the workaround remediate the workaround study cases instance libraries 1.retrieval 2.reuse 3.modification 4.retention figure 1. case-based reasoning diagram cbr technology solves current problems by comparing the differences between new and old problems, modifying and adjusting the cases and reusing the knowledge and information of old cases[2]. a complete cbr solution should include retrieval, reuse, modification, and retention of cases, as shown in figure 1. taking the belt conveyor roller shaft parts as an example, an intelligent process design system based on case reasoning was developed. according to the overall similarity of the cases and the set threshold, the most similar cases are matched, which is used to guide the design of new cases, and provides a fast process design method for mechanical parts, thereby improving the knowledge reuse rate and process design efficiency of mechanical parts in enterprises. 2. establishment and solution of cbr model in the life cycle of cbr, case retrieval is an important part of case reasoning, and cbr is based on the idea that "similar problems have similar solutions"[3]. therefore, in cbr calculation, the key to case retrieval lies in the calculation of similarity, and the case similarity calculation process mainly includes two aspects: evaluate the similarity between the target case and the historical case on each feature item, that is, the local similarity; evaluate overall similarity on the basis of local similarity[4]. 1 ( , ) ( , ) n j j j j sim x c f x c w    (1) in the formula, x represents the target case; c represents the mature case; n indicates the number of feature attributes contained in the case; f represents the similarity calculation function between case c and target case x; wj represents the weight of the feature attribute j. according to equation (1), it can be seen that attribute similarity calculation and weight assignment will affect the matching accuracy of the case and the reliability of the final decision[5]. figure 2 shows the overall framework of the similarity calculation solution. different similarity calculation models are established according to the accurate numerical type, text type and feature set type. by using delphi method combined with the improved ahp method, the weight of each attribute is calculated. the global similarity of each case is obtained, and the best similar case is finally matched. 135 3. calculation model for attribute similarity in this paper, k-nearest neibhdor (k-nn) is used to describe the similarity between case attributes. it determines similarity by calculating the spatial distance of attribute features. and provide highly similar cases to designers for reuse[6]. in this paper, the process parameters such as the category, blank, material, heat treatment method, basic parameter set (shaft length, maximum outer diameter, roughness, main machining accuracy) and shape feature set (number of main features and number of auxiliary features) of shaft parts are described. since the process attribute information involves types mainly include numeric, text and set. therefore, their similarity calculation function f (xj, cj) is also different. the following will establish the similarity calculation model for each type of attribute in the shaft part. numerical similarity calculation model text-based similarity calculation model feature set similarity calculation model delphi method combined with improved ahp method weight coefficient calculation similarity matrix weight coefficient calculation overall similarity best similarity case figure 2. intelligent design architecture of mechanical products 3.1. similarity calculation of numeric types when the attribute is a deterministic numeric type, such as the basic process parameters of the axis class (shaft length, maximum outer diameter, roughness, main machining accuracy), the spatial distance between the two is usually used as the similarity calculation method. 1 1 ( , ) 1 ( , ) 1 ( , ) n r i i i i ij j sim x c dis x c w dis x c             (2) in the formula, when r = 1, dis(x, ci) represents the hamming distance; when r = 2, dis(x, ci) represents the euler distance. where dis(x, ci) is expressed as:  min max max min ( , ) , , , j ij j ij j ij x c dis x c x c x x x x     (3) in the formula, xmax represents the maximum value of the case attribute j, and xmin represents the minimum value of the case attribute. when dis(x, ci)=0, it means that the properties j of the two cases are the same, and the similarity is 1; otherwise, the two properties are completely different and have a similarity of 0. 3.2. similarity calculation of text types in this system, some properties of the case are described by text, such as part name, stock type, heat treatment method and material, collectively referred to as text type. for text class shapes, the similarity is calculated by the following formula: 0, ( , ) 1, j ij j ij j ij x c sim x c x c    (4) 3.3. similarity calculation of feature set types due to the complex geometric features of the structure of shaft parts, the structure will involve shape features such as bosses, slots, and chamfers. therefore, the geometric features are described as sets such as primary features and auxiliary features, as shown in figure 3. primary feature auxiliary features basic feature raised features ladder features transition features hole features groove features sphere cube cylindrical bulge rectangular bulge rectangular steps inclined steps chamfer rounded corners cylindrical holes conical holes t-notch square groove cylinder cone geometric features figure 3. classification of shape features the similarity of the shape feature set is judged and calculated by the primary and auxiliary features of the part. the part shape feature set similarity formula defined by this system is: 0 .7 0 .3x zx fxs im s im s im  (5) in the formula, 0.7simzx represents the similarity coefficient of the primary feature of the current part and the case part. 0.3simfx indicates the similarity coefficient of the auxiliary features. if the main feature set of the target part is o, the primary feature set of the case part is p, and o=[o1,o2,...,on], p=[p1,p2,...,pm], a=op, then the primary feature similarity of the two parts is: 2 za zx zo zp q sim q q   (6) 136 in the formula, qzo represents the number of major features of the target part, qzp represents the number of major features of the case part, and qza is the number of intersections of the two. similarly, the formula for calculating auxiliary features simfx can be obtained, which will not be repeated here. 4. establishment of attribute weight coefficient calculation model the size of the weight coefficient reflects the importance of each feature attribute of the case, which has a direct impact on the result of cbr matching. the analytic hierarchy process (ahp) is a decision-making method that decomposes complex problems into multiple levels and conducts qualitative and quantitative analysis. this method evaluates the importance of attributes by constructing a judgment matrix, which provides a selection basis for decision-making. however, the calculation is more complex due to the need for consistency testing in traditional ahp. therefore, it can improve the objectivity of judgment and omit consistency testing by introducing optimal transfer matrix to improve traditional ahp. the calculation steps to improve the ahp are as follows: 4.1. constructing the judgment matrix the judgment matrix is the core of the entire operation and directly affects the evaluation results[7]. the questionnaire was administered to p experts and the questionnaire data were synthesized into a judgment matrix a, by judging the importance of the guidelines according to the events as in table 1. 12 1 21 2 1 2 1 1 1 ij n n n n a a a a a a a                      (7) 1 1 ( ) p p r ij ij r a a    (8) table 1. the importance of the event judgment criterion the importance of attribute i over attribute j pairwise comparison standard extremely important 9 more important 7 significantly important 5 slightly more important 3 equally important 1 slightly less important 1/3 significantly less important 1/5 strongly unimportant 1/7 extremely unimportant 1/9 the importance level falls between the two 8,6,4,2,1/2,1/4,1/6,1/8 in the formula, ɑij indicates the results of the fusion of multiple expert opinions, and ɑij = 1/ɑij ɑij r is the r-th expert to determine the importance value of the i-th attribute relative to the j-th attribute. p is the number of experts and n is the number of case attributes. 4.2. optimization consistency matrix in the traditional hierarchical analysis method, the consistency index ci, the average random consistency index ri and the consistency ratio cr must be used to test the consistency of the matrix, in order to satisfy the coordination between the elements of the judgment matrix and avoid the inconsistency of the importance between the elements that affect the decision results[8],[9]. however, with the optimization of the calculation method, the consistency check process can be replaced by constructing a consistency matrix. that is, the judgment matrix a belongs to the antisymmetric matrix, b = lga; if matrix c is an optimal transfer matrix of a, then a*=10c is the quasi optimal consistent matrix of judgment matrix a. due to the consistency of this matrix, the traditional consistency verification process is omitted. (9) 1 1 ( ) n ij ik jknxn k c c b b n        (10) * c10a  (11) 4.3. determination of weighting coefficients the methods to calculate the weights include sum method, product method and eigenvalue method, and this paper adopts the sum method to solve for the weight coefficients. the specific steps are as follows. firstly, normalize each column element of the quasioptimal uniform matrix, denoted as: d=[dij]nxn * * 1 ij n ij i a d a    (12) then, sum the elements of matrix d in rows, denoted as: vector group:  1 2, , ..., t nc c c c 1 , (1, 2, ..., ) n i ij j c d i n    (13) finally, the column elements in the vector group c are each divided by n to obtain the weight vector wi. * *1 1 1 n ij i n j ij i a w n a     (14)  1 2, , ...,i nw w w w , (1, 2, ..., )i n , w are the weight coefficients of each attribute. 4.4. implementation of attribute weight coefficients based on the model structure of the improved analytic hierarchy method described above, the weight coefficient of case attributes is calculated by using matlab software. taking the decision matrix given by four experts as an example, according to equations (7) and (8), the calculated similarity matrix a is as follows. lg   ij ijnxn b b a 137 1 1 0.4518 0.4083 0.2686 0.2272 1 1 0.4083 0.4083 0.3102 0.2272 2.2134 2.4495 1 1 0.4518 0.25 2 2 1 1 0.4518 0.2887 3.7224 3.2237 2.2134 2.2134 1 0.4518 4.4006 4.4006 4 3.4641 2.2134 1 a                     according to the weight calculation formulas (9) to (14) of the improved ahp method, combined with matlab programming, the weight coefficients of the case properties can be obtained: shape feature set (0.3887), basic parameter set (0.2316), heat treatment method (0.1287), material (0.1236), roughcast (0.0639) and part category (0.0635).  0.3887 0.2316 0.1287 0.1236 0.0639 0.0635iw  5. application cases this system is mainly based on the secondary development of solidworks api and visual studio software. by using feature recognition technology and cbr inference technology, it can meet the rapid design of the process. finally, an intelligent process design system based on cbr is developed, which realizes the information extraction of 3d process models and intelligent matching of process cases. the overall operation interface of the system is shown in figure 4 and 5. taking the design of the roller shaft as an example, the similarity calculation model and weight calculation method are applied to this design scheme. table 2 shows the contents of the case library of the roller shaft, and the attribute types include text, numeric, and feature types, so it can be solved using the global similarity model. by storing mature cases in the database, the numbers c1-c5 are partial cases, c= {c1, c2,...,c5}, and the case characteristic properties are described by u={u1,u2,...,u10} table 2. historical case feature attribute values cases part category roughcast material heat treatment shaft length maximum outer diameter roughness machining accuracy number of main features number of auxiliary features c1 shaft bar stock 45 tempering 2350 140 0.8 7 13 11 c2 shaft bar stock 40cr quench 100 50 0.4 6 8 6 c3 shaft bar stock 45 tempering 2258 146 3.2 9 11 12 c4 shaft bar stock 35 anneal 4300 450 6.3 5 18 12 c5 shaft bar stock 45 anneal 2105 160 3.2 7 10 9 (1) target part information extraction and output. by the function interfaces of feature, getfirstannotation2 and getcustomproperty, the feature traversal and information extraction of the eight process parameters of the target part are carried out in the solidworks software. that is, click the "information extraction" button, the system extracts the attribute information of the category, roughcast, material, heat treatment, shaft length, maximum outer diameter, roughness, machining accuracy, number of main features, and number of auxiliary features of the target part. the information is automatically output to the system application interface, as shown in figure 4, for the next intelligent process retrieval by the designer. (2) retrieval and matching of similar process cases. based on the similarity calculation model and attribute weight calculation method studied above, the similarity calculation between the extracted target case attribute information and the case in the database is calculated. by clicking the " retrieval " button and setting a threshold, match the cases that meet the requirements and sort them by overall similarity, as shown in figure 5. 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[9] ren shengbing, feng di,chen xiaonan.grey analytic hierarchy process using optimal transfer matrix[j].computer engineering and applications, 2017,53(18):44-50. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 33 research on the innovative development of digital media art in the era of artificial intelligence sixian li * london college of communication, university of the arts london, london wc1v 7ey, u.k. * corresponding author email: lsx17648515615@163.com abstract: from desktop design to virtual imaging, digital media art has jumped beyond the "screen" and undergone tremendous changes in the past few decades. its application fields have also shifted from the initial graphic design and film and television special effects to display design, military, geography and other fields. digital media art brings novel audio-visual experiences and provides convenience in life. human activities are closely connected with digital media. digital media art relies on digital media technology to artistically display creativity, which has a profound impact and is crucial to the development and growth of cultural and creative industries. in order to explore the characteristics and future development of digital media art, this article uses interdisciplinary research methods, comparative research methods, literature research methods, etc. to understand the relationship between digital media technology and artificial intelligence, from the perspectives of technology, communication, and art let’s observe the current performance of digital media art as it becomes more and more intelligent, find out the problems and solutions hidden under the wave of intelligence, and explore the innovative development strategies of digital media art. keywords: artificial intelligence; digital media art; innovative development. 1. introduction with the rapid development of intelligent media technologies such as artificial intelligence, vr/ar, internet of things, and big data, the era of artificial intelligence has quietly arrived. among my country's scientific and technological achievements, the field of artificial intelligence has developed relatively rapidly, and the level of scientific research output in the ai sub-field has improved [1]. the proportion of high-level scientific researchers ranks second in the world, and patent applications rank first in the world. in the past ten years, artificial intelligence technology has moved from laboratories to industrial applications in our country. this is not only an overall promotion of international industrial competition and upgrading, but also the actual national conditions of our country's economic and social requirements for scientific and technological progress [2]. as human society has fully entered the era of artificial intelligence, various intelligent technologies are applied in the field of media art, and the power of science and technology brings opportunities for the transformation and upgrading of the media art industry. as an emerging profession, digital media art emerged with the digital age. the rapid change of science and technology has prompted the rapid growth of the digital media art industry. the birth of new technologies has also changed the research field of digital media art disciplines [3]. artificial intelligence the digital media industry under the new trend will definitely put forward new demands for digital media art talents. digital media art uses artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing and other digital technologies to analyze user habits, and then designs or produces personalized and humanized products that meet user needs and cater to user preferences, so that creative industry clusters and traditional culture can be driven by high-end technology. it has achieved perfect integration and promoted the modern development of the media creative industry. the digital media industry is expanding more and more, and the use of digital media technology will become a required course for many positions [4]. through the research of this topic, we focus on clarifying the connotation and characteristics of the new demand for digital media art talents under the new development of the digital media industry, thereby providing new perspectives and new thinking for the training and reform of digital media art talents in major colleges and universities, and more importantly, the study on the differences between my country's industrial structure adjustment and talent demand provides a new reference sample. 2. digital media industry in the era of artificial intelligence 2.1. artificial intelligence and digital media technology the essence of artificial intelligence is a computer science technology. its principle is to capture and use big data for deep learning by building an infrastructure layer, an algorithm layer and a technology layer, and conforming to the storage, computing and control modes, thereby imitating human beings. physical ability and intelligence help humans solve problems better. at present, research on artificial intelligence is led by deep learning, and continues to make efforts in the fields of algorithm improvement, big data and highperformance computing to achieve a qualitative leap [5]. strictly speaking, the current stage of "artificial intelligence" research is the development of "local intelligence" for some problems in various fields. most of the artificial intelligence mentioned actually refers to "machine learning". a simple understanding is that computers have the ability to learn independently without explicit programming. digital media is acquired, stored, processed and disseminated through computers in the form of bits. it has an inseparable and close connection with computers and the internet. therefore, digital media technology is the digital technology involved in the application process of digital media. from the perspective of information transmission, digital media technology is the 34 software and hardware technology involved in realizing digital media in the aspects of representation, recording, processing, storage, transmission, display, and management [6]. as a new stage product of computer science and technology, artificial intelligence brings intelligent features that are deeply embedded in digital media technology. 2.2. digital media technology core layer technology mainly includes media transmission technology, information processing technology and resource management technology. the working principle of digital media transmission technology is to create a buffer in the computer, and pre-download small pieces of data for buffering before the video and audio files are played. therefore, when the network bandwidth is insufficient (called "stuck" in network terms), the player program will call this small piece of data is played back seamlessly to avoid interruptions and ensure the smoothness of file playback. streaming media transmission technology is closely related to the development of mobile communication technology [7]. the research direction of digital media information processing technology is also moving towards enhancing the speed of digital audio processing and accelerating the efficiency of digital image processing. resource management technology mainly establishes digital media databases to effectively solve the storage, retrieval, and management of resources. relevant layer technology mainly includes information acquisition and output technology and media storage technology. information acquisition technology is the acquisition of information such as sounds and images, and also involves modern sensing technologies including humancomputer interaction. digital media information will be output after being processed by digital technology, and the output information will be converted into messages that people can understand. information output technology includes a variety of technologies, the most well-known of which are three-dimensional display technology and sound systems, as well as hard copy functions. expansion layer technology mainly includes virtual reality technology, computer graphics and animation technology. virtual reality technology integrates artificial intelligence, sensor measurement, image processing, speech processing, human-computer interaction, biosensory recognition, computer graphics, network technology and other multidisciplinary technologies, and usually presents immersion, interaction, imagination, intelligence, etc. distinctive features. 3. digital media art in the era of artificial intelligence 3.1. human-computer interaction art to some extent, human-computer interaction art can be seen as a new extension of process art and participatory art in the context of digital intelligence. human-machine interaction art is one of the new art forms of digital media art. the audience can communicate and interact with the works through the five senses, and be immersed in the situational communication activities of "people (objects) objects (people)". the art of human-computer interaction pays more attention to the design of behavior [8]. creating new user experience is the most effective way to plan and describe the behavior of things. human-computer interaction art is one of the more common art forms in modern large-scale art exhibitions. interactive installation art is a part of humancomputer interaction art. it brings closer the relationship between humans and machines, allowing the public to adapt to the changes brought about by the intelligent era in their lives, accept the social changes brought about by machines, and pay attention to the impact of machines on nature. transformation, the art of human-computer interaction is not just a simple physical interaction, but also a communication and thinking of spirit and consciousness. 3.2. 3d printing art one of the most common art forms of 3d printed art is digital sculpture. in addition to digital sculptures, 3d printing art also includes wearable 3d printing clothing, 3d printing interactive devices, 3d printing street graffiti, 3d printing ceramics, 3d printing jewelry, 3d printing historical artworks and other art forms. the emergence of 3d printing technology has given new vitality to artistic creation [9]. the interpretation and reconstruction of artistic creation through new digital manufacturing methods are enough to cause the public to think deeply about new materials, new equipment, and new applications in the digital intelligent era, making the public choose accept the empowerment and challenges of new digital technologies on art with a curious, open and inclusive attitude. 3.3. virtual reality art virtual reality art relies on virtual reality technology, and the basic characteristics of its art are also different. immersion is one of the basic artistic characteristics of virtual reality art. the audience uses interactive devices and virtual space to have a perceptual experience, and the degree of integration is as if they are in a real situation. interactivity is one of the significant artistic features of virtual reality art [10]. the audience can connect with the virtual space through digital sensing technology and conduct human-computer interaction to experience the virtual environment and operate virtual items, and obtain corresponding perceptions. feedback. artificial intelligence provides a new development direction for virtual reality art. the addition of intelligent features can promote the interactive experience of virtual reality art, deepen the simulated perception of the immersive world, and broaden the creator's understanding of the boundaries of the fantasy world. 4. digital media art innovation and development strategy 4.1. provide digital media art industry support the relationship between the media industry and the cultural and creative industries is very close. the two sides have close correlation and intersectionality. basically, the media industry can be classified into the category of cultural and creative industries. digital media art and cultural and creative industries are not separated from each other in the development process, but complement each other. digital media art promotes the development of cultural and creative industries, and digital media art provides technical support to cultural and creative industries. overall, the "content industry", "creative industry" and "copyright industry" currently described in most countries in the world actually fall into the same research category as my country's "cultural and creative industry". although the development of media 35 industries in various countries has different paths, they all share a common development logic. the vast majority of developed countries attach great importance to cultural industries and have promoted the development of cultural industries to the level of national development strategies. cultural export, including media output through the internet, mobile phones, platforms, etc.; organizing cultural exchange activities. it is not difficult to find that foreign festivals have appeared more and more frequently in the circle of friends in recent years, and many foreign cities will choose some chinese cities. become a "sister city" and frequently hold exchange activities; directly export cultural products and services. in the growth process of the media industry in many developed countries, government support is a crucial factor. especially in the early stages of the growth of the media industry, national policies and local government support are powerful growth factors. 4.2. cultivate digital media art talents the development of the digital media art industry is inseparable from creative talents. creative talents are also complex talents who need to be familiar with knowledge in many fields, such as art, design, psychology, marketing, materials and other fields. creative talents also need to have the ability to innovate, including artistic innovation, technological innovation, product research and development, resource pooling capabilities, etc. these abilities are the core competitiveness of the cultural and creative industry. even in times of crisis, they should have the ability to resist risks and the ability to help businesses regenerate. students in design departments in many universities, and even some teachers, have low innovative and creative abilities and lack curiosity and imagination. this is also related to the convenient environment of information explosion, which has resulted in a considerable number of students' designs being imitated by others. use the results for your own use. colleges and universities must not only impart professional knowledge to students, but also teach students how to innovate and master learning methods that adapt to different environments. in the digital age, the level of innovation ability has become an important factor in measuring the level of knowledge. in the context of the era of artificial intelligence, the importance of the digital media art discipline is self-evident. we must pay attention to students' innovative and creative qualities and ability cultivation; industry, academia and research are closely integrated, and we have a mature school-enterprise cooperation mechanism; we must pay attention to interdisciplinary cultivation and this major. basic ability training. choose to learn from and learn from the reasonable and excellent foreign digital media education experiences in foreign digital media art education, take their essence, integrate them into your own, and combine your own advantages and characteristics to carry out digital media art education. only then can you find out what is suitable for domestic universities. talent training model based on school running conditions. 4.3. establish a safeguard system and mechanism to improve the level of creation, production, and technology, we can strengthen the application of technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data, especially in digital culture, and use advanced technology to promote industrial innovation and form a longer industry chain. strengthen communication, service levels, and equipment levels, increase technological research and development efforts related to digital art presentation, improve digital and intelligent application methods for exhibitions in museums, art halls, and other scenes, and increase the industrialization and application of cultural relics protection equipment. support efforts and build a quality management system. 5. conclusion digital media art in the era of artificial intelligence is obviously completely different from the media art of the past. many new art forms have been born in the context of digital intelligence, such as digital animation, vr games, multidimensional movies, 3d printing, social short videos, digital special effects, etc. digital media art is rooted in digital technology. 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[10] yunxuan w. application of artificial intelligence within virtual reality for production of digital media art. computational intelligence and neuroscience, 2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 25 prediction of the remaining life of rolling bearings based on the classification of degradation states bingxu zhou *, yang yu school of information science and engineering, shenyang university of technology, shenyang liaoning, 110870, china * corresponding author: bingxu zhou (email: 1584723065@qq.com) abstract: view of the fact that the healthy running time of rolling bearings in actual working conditions lasts for a long time, and the vibration signal fluctuation in the healthy operation stage is relatively stable, and it is difficult to extract useful degradation information from them, a remaining life prediction model based on the classification of degradation states based on the hidden markov model is proposed. firstly, the characteristics of the bearing vibration signal are extracted and the dimension reduction is carried out, and then the rms is used as the observation sequence to divide the degradation state. finally, the lightgbm optimized by the whale algorithm is used to predict the remaining life of the degraded stage after division. the experimental data set of xjtu-xy bearing is used for verification, and the results show that the prediction performance of lightgbm after whale algorithm optimization is significantly improved. keywords: degenerate state classification; hidden markov model; whale optimization algorithm; lightgbm. 1. introduction the entire cycle of the vibration signal of a rolling bearing consists of both a healthy and a degraded phase [1]. in the healthy operation phase, the characteristics of the bearing change slowly, but in the degradation stage, the characteristics change rapidly and nonlinearly. the state segmentation helps the model focus on the key degradation stages and optimize the prediction effect. it not only improves the accuracy and robustness of the model, but also provides early warning capabilities that can be better adapted to real-world industrial application scenarios [2]. there are generally two types of health status classification methods: quantitative and qualitative [3]. in ref. [4], an adaptive state division method is adopted, the sliding window is used to continuously update the early warning range of the 3σ criterion, and the continuous trigger mechanism is combined to adaptively determine the degradation start time for state division. in ref. [5], a state threshold is set based on chebyshev's inequality, which is used to determine when a device enters a degraded state. the above quantitative classification methods are often too simplistic and not suitable for more complex systems. ref. [6] uses the grey clustering method to divide the health status of ships. this qualitative method of clustering-based state segmentation can often only start from data points, and the result is usually only the health state corresponding to each data point, without considering the impact on subsequent moments. in view of the shortcomings and deficiencies of the above state division methods, this paper proposes a state division method for rolling bearings based on the hidden markov model, and combines the remaining life prediction with lightgbm optimized by whale algorithm. because the hidden markov model can effectively train and decode the time series data, obtain the hidden state sequence corresponding to each state to realize the state division, which provides a good basis for the prediction of the subsequent remaining life. 2. rationale 2.1. hidden markov model the hidden markov model is a statistical model widely used for time series analysis, which is mainly composed of observation sequences, initial state distributions, state transition probabilities and observed probabilities, which are used to describe the sequences generated by the implicit markov process. (1) observation sequence contains all possible observations with the expression , , … , 1 (2) initial state probability distribution indicates the probability that the system belongs to a state at the initial moment: , 1,2, … , 2 (3) state transition probability matrix a represents the probability that a system will move from one state to another: a , | 3 satisfy:   1, ∀ 4 (4) observed probability distribution b define the probability of generating an observation in a hidden state: b , 5 satisfy   1, ∀ 6 2.2. whale optimization algorithms in 2016, seyedali mirjalili first proposed a whale optimization algorithm inspired by mimicking the hunting behavior of humpback whales. there are two main methods used in the humpback whale hunt: encirclement and bubble net. during the hunt, the humpback whale's choice of these 26 two methods is random. in addition, each individual whale is faced with a choice: whether to swim to the individual whale closest to them or to the individual whale in the optimal position. the whale algorithm is mainly divided into the following steps: first, the position of the whale in the woa search space is randomly generated by some search particles, when | | 1, woa enters the local search, and when| | 1 , woa enters the global search. 2 2 7 2 8 where is the number of times it has been completed, is the upper line of the number of iterations, and ∈ 0,1 , ∈ , . (1) local search stage there are two main ways to search in the local search phase: shrink wrap and spiral update. a) shrinkage enveloping phase at the beginning of the contraction envelope, and are positively correlated and gradually decrease. at the same time, the search particles are constantly moving to random locations in the global range, and in this way the search particles are constantly updated. its updated position is shown in equation (9). 1 ∗ ⋅ 9 ⋅ ∗ 10 the gap between the search particle and the target can be calculated by equation (10) and further pursuit. b) spiral update phase after the above update is completed, the corresponding new positions need to be given by the helical equation, as shown in equations (11) and (12). 1 ⋅ ⋅ cos 2 ∗ 11 ∗ 12 where is the difference between the search particle and the optimal solution, is the constant coefficient, and is the random number in the range [-1,1]. the random predation mode of whales can be expressed by ∈ 0,1 , and the relationship between the position update mode of whales and the size of p-value is shown in equation (13), where when 0.5, the whale's position is updated by contraction and encirclement; when 0.5 , the whale's position is updated in a spiral update. 1 ∗ ⋅ , 0.5 ⋅ ⋅ cos 2 ∗ , 0.5 13 (2) global search stage in the global search phase, the whale will use a random prey to update its location, while other whales will conduct a global search at a certain distance from the whale to achieve a comprehensive capture of the prey. the formula is shown in (14) and (15). 1 ⋅ 14 ⋅ 15 where is a randomly selected search particle. ∗ is updated by comparing it to the optimal particle, and the optimal value is continuously approximated until the optimal value is reached. 3. experimental datasets 3.1. experimental datasets in this study, the life-cycle vibration signal data of rolling bearings (xjtu-sy) collected by xi'an jiaotong university was used for experimental verification. the bearing accelerated life test bench and its structural composition of the collected data are shown in figure 2, and the test collected the data set of five bearings under three working conditions, with a sampling frequency of 25.6khz and a sampling interval of 1min. two bearing datasets for two of these working conditions were used for experiments, and their dataset information is shown in table 1. fig 1. bearing testbed table 1. information about some xjtu-sy datasets operating conditions data set number of samples actual lifespan 1 bearing1_1 123 2h3min 2 bearing2_1 491 8h11min 3.2. feature extraction and selection in order to more comprehensively characterize the degradation state information of rolling bearings, and the vibration signals will reflect different degradation characteristics in different domains, the original vibration signal data of bearing 1_1 is divided into 3479 samples for feature extraction in the time domain, frequency domain and time frequency domain. table 2. time-domain characteristics number characteristic number characteristic 1 peak 8 skewness 2 average value 9 kurtosis 3 peak-to-peak 10 waveform fact or 4 absolute mean 11 crest factor 5 standard deviation 12 pulse factor 6 variance 13 margin factor 7 root mean square 3.2.1. time-domain feature extraction the time-domain characteristics of the vibration signal are 27 often a direct reflection of the operating state of the equipment. time-domain analysis can help to determine whether the equipment is running smoothly or has potential failures. table 2 shows the time domain features extracted in this document. table 3. frequency domain characteristics number characteristic number characteristic 1 mean 7 maximum amplitude 2 frequency of the center of gravity 8 root variance amplitude 3 average frequency 9 average phase angle 4 root mean square frequency 10 maximum phase angle 5 root variance frequency 11 energy 6 power spectral density 12 extreme phase angles 3.2.2. frequency domain feature extraction frequency-domain feature extraction is also a key step in vibration signal analysis, which mainly reveals the frequency component and energy distribution in the signal, which can help to identify and distinguish the degree of bearing failure damage. table 3 shows the frequency domain characteristics extracted by the fast fourier transform 3.2.3. time-frequency domain feature extraction wavelet packet decomposition divides the signal into multiple frequency bands and analyzes the energy characteristics of each frequency band separately, and extracts the time-frequency domain characteristics of the corresponding frequency band in this way. in this paper, the three-layer wavelet decomposition of the bearing vibration signal is carried out by db3 wavelet, and the sub-signals of eight frequency bands are obtained by decomposition. finally, the wavelet packet coefficients are calculated, and the energy characteristics of each frequency band are the eight timefrequency domain features extracted. 3.2.4. feature selection in this paper, principal component analysis (pca) is us ed to reduce the dimensionality of the extracted high-dim ensional feature set, and the cumulative variance contribut ion rate of 95% is selected as the dimensionality reductio n criterion, and the features of 33 dimensions are reduced to 15 dimensions. 3.3. state division in order to verify the effectiveness of the partition effect of the hidden markov model, the bearings of the test bearing 1_1 and the bearing 2_1 were divided, and the hmm was trained and decoded with their rms as the observation sequence, because only two stages need to be divided: the healthy stage and the degenerative stage, so the number of hidden states was set to 2 to divide. fig. 3 and fig. 4 are the results of the state division of bearing 1_1 and bearing 2_1 respectively, and their figure a is the hidden state sequence generated according to the observation sequence rms, and the rms value of the state division point changes significantly, indicating that the bearing begins to enter the degradation stage. a rms and hidden state sequences b raw signals and their divisions fig 2. bearing 1_1 division result a rms and hidden state sequences b raw signals and their divisions fig 3. bearing 2_1 division result fig. b is the result of dividing the original signal according to the degradation threshold point of figure a, the original signal change before the degradation threshold point of the two bearings is relatively stable, and the signal fluctuates significantly from the degradation threshold point. according to the results of the rms value of the two bearings, the generated hidden state sequence and the division of the original signal by the degradation threshold point, the hidden markov model has a good effect on the division of the healthy phase and the degradation stage of the bearing operation, and is suitable for bearings under different working conditions. 3.4. remaining life prediction the principal component characteristics of the degradation 28 stage after bearing 1_1 division are used for life prediction, and the training set and the test set are divided into seven to three. the prediction performance of lightgbm optimized by whale algorithm is compared with lightgbm, extreme random tree (et) and xgboost without optimization, the results are shown in figure 5, and finally the prediction effect is evaluated by r2 and rmse, and the comparison results are shown in table 4 a xgboost prediction results b et prediction results c lightgbm prediction results d woa-lightgbm prediction results fig 4. comparison chart of remaining life predictions table 4. evaluation index scores predictive models r2 rmse xgboost 0.9850 1.3451 et 0.9865 1.2894 lightgbm 0.9912 0.8792 woalightgbm 0.9948 0.5749 from the comparison results, it can be seen that the r2 and rmse of the lightgbm model are lower than those of et and xgboost, while the whale algorithm is optimized. the forecast r2 of 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[6] lv jianwei, yu peng, wei jun, et al. health state assessment method for naval equipment[j]. journal of naval engineering university,2011,23(03):72-76. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 103 prediction of final grade of advanced mathematics based on bp neural network daohai zhang 1, shang zhang 2 1 school of information network security, xinjiang university of political science and law, tumushuke xinjiang, 843900, china 2 office of academic affairs, xinjiang university of political science and law, tumushuke xinjiang, 843900, china abstract: in recent years, with the continuous expansion of college enrollment, the number of students is increasing year by year, so the scale of classroom teaching is also getting larger and larger, so that it is difficult for teachers to track and understand the learning situation of each student, which affects the quality of teaching to a certain extent. at the same time, every year, a certain number of students in colleges and universities fail the exam, repeat the grade, or even drop out. if these problems cannot be solved in time, they will seriously affect the psychological health and future development of students, and also affect the employment rate of graduates, and thus affect the development of schools. how to predict the situation of students, so that students in the study of trouble, hesitation, timely interference, so that students successfully complete the university study life. through the analysis of the failed students, it is found that about 80% of the failed students are advanced mathematics. therefore, this paper will use the machine learning technology based on bp neural network to analyze the scores of senior students in the final exam of advanced mathematics. according to the different scores, the scores will be divided into four categories: excellent, good, medium and failed. through the establishment of the grade prediction model, the paper predicts the grade of the college students in the final exam of higher mathematics, and then gives the students learning guidance. keywords: college students; bp neural network; advanced mathematics; grade prediction. 1. background and significance of the research under the background of the information age, all walks of life have accumulated a huge amount of data, and the amount of data is still growing at an exponential rate. massive data often implies some valuable knowledge and valuable information, which is a very valuable "soft resource" in various fields and industries. machine learning technology based on bp neural network can find some laws inherent in data, extract valuable information and knowledge[1], so as to serve to solve problems in various fields, and help managers to make more "scientific" decisions. based on bp neural network machine learning technology, intelligent analysis and processing of data, so as to use the hidden rules in the data to predict the development trend of things, has become the consensus of today's industry and academia. at present, machine learning technology based on bp neural network has been widely used in many fields such as finance, medical treatment, e-commerce, energy and manufacturing, transportation and transportation. big data has an important impact on all walks of life, and education is no exception. based on the era of big data, education big data has emerged as an emerging discipline. introducing the concept of big data into education can make the process of education and being educated more clear, accurate and rapid, and even "predict" success or failure in advance. the "big" of educational big data is not only the large quantity, but also emphasizes the great value. educational big data is a potentially huge wealth that is difficult to estimate, which greatly promotes the research on educational issues [2]. the development of machine learning technology based on bp neural network is realizing the infinite appreciation of this wealth and promoting the development of students in the right direction. student achievement prediction, also known as student academic performance prediction, is one of the important research issues in education data[3]. the purpose is to predict students' future academic performance by using studentrelated information[4]. this paper obtains the behavior data of previous students through questionnaires, derives the grade information and average grade point of previous students through the educational administration system, and uses the machine learning technology based on bp neural network to establish a grade prediction model to predict the final exam scores of lower grade students. make academic prediction for students, and then remind students to reflect on time, check the gaps and make progress. 2. research status in recent years, the study of learning prediction based on data mining in foreign countries focuses on three aspects: the selection of prediction indicators, the detection of prediction start time, and the evaluation of prediction model effect; at the level of research data, the existing research data are mostly obtained from the learning management system, and the daily behavior data of students has not been fully utilized. in terms of empirical research, there are few empirical studies and insufficient attention to dynamic data in the selection of learning prediction indicators[5]. compared with foreign countries, the research on learning prediction in china mainly stays at the theoretical level, mostly focusing on the study of learning prediction mechanism and prediction model design, and the research on application level is lacking. in terms of the prediction mechanism, chen qinhua studied the academic prediction mechanism based on the teaching management of the credit system, divided the prediction level and initially designed the working system of the academic prediction mechanism for college students[6]. wang zihua et al. designed a prediction system for academic difficulties in view of the increasing number of students with academic difficulties. through 104 comprehensive analysis of students' academic conditions, students were evaluated in combination with professional training programs and teaching requirements, and warnings were given to different degrees according to the evaluation results[7]. shang weiwei et al. studied the academic prediction mechanism of local college students in view of the poor student source quality in local colleges and universities[8]. he kui improved the student academic prediction mechanism by establishing effective linkage between the school educational administration department, the student administration department and the parents of students with learning difficulties[9]. in terms of prediction model design, wu haifeng et al. built a prediction model based on cluster analysis and association analysis, so as to timely discover and predict students of three types: low, landslide and potential type [10]. from the perspective of counselors, wan xinghuo et al. built an innovative management model of college students' academic forecasting based on the kernel principal component analysis method, which combined dynamic qualitative forecasting and quantitative forecasting[11]. zhang fusheng et al. proposed a dynamic academic forecasting system reference model with two-way forecasting threshold and implemented a specific help plan for individual forecasting characteristics[12]. through in-depth mining and research on outlier data, jin yifu et al. proposed a prediction information discovery and generation model called laoma, which integrates data from three aspects: curriculum, classroom and extracurricular. based on this model, two kinds of six-level signal systems and feedback mechanisms for academic prediction were established[13]. based on the improved apriori algorithm, du juan et al. studied the prediction system of college students' grades and found the correlation between different disciplines through the mining and analysis of students' grades[14]. cui qiang et al. used bp neural network model to predict students' academic achievement[15]. the study of student learning prediction is mainly divided into curriculum prediction and academic prediction. curriculum prediction is aimed at a specific course, and the data involved are mainly the learning process data of the course. academic prediction can be divided into two categories: the academic prediction studied in the field of education directly divides students into grades at the end of each semester and issues predictions to students at the beginning of the next semester; academic prediction using statistical theory is to predict whether students can successfully graduate, and to mine the correlation relationship between courses by using correlation analysis, and to predict students' academic completion through early course results. 3. research content and research methods 3.1. research content this paper proposes a grade prediction model based on bp neural network, which can predict the grade of students at the end of the semester according to their daily learning behavior characteristics. by using online questionnaire to investigate students' behavior information data and students' final grades derived from the educational administration system, the students' final exam course score information and students' daily behavior characteristic data are combined to form a data set of students' daily behavior course score, and the machine learning technology based on bp neural network is used to analyze the data set of students' daily behavior course score. determine the relationship between students' daily behavior and final exam scores. 3.2. research methods 3.2.1. obtaining the data set through the combination of the questionnaire survey and the teaching administration system to export the final exam results of students, table 1 is part of the data set, and the data statistics are based on weekly units. grades with a, b, c, d to indicate excellent, good, medium, poor four grades. table 1. partial data of the dataset student selfstudy attend lecture online learning after-class tutoring complete the exercise admission score other learning grade level s1 6h 4h 3h 2h y a 2 a 3h 3h 1h 0h n d 1 c 3h 3h 0h 0h y b 0 d … … … … … … … … … 4h 3h 3h 1h n c 0 b 3.2.2. data preprocessing in the process of data learning by bp neural network prediction model, the data of students surveyed by questionnaire is not completely accurate, and students may be subjective when filling in the data. therefore, the original data is generally incomplete and inconsistent dirty data, which cannot be directly used as the training data set of neural networks. it may cause the training effect of neural network is not very ideal. in order to improve the training effect of the neural network, this paper preprocesses the original data samples before training the neural network. data preprocessing is very important when using neural network to predict performance. the following is a detailed introduction to the preprocessing of original data. (1) reasons for data normalization since each sample has multiple eigenvalues, that is, each grade level has multiple eigenvectors. the number of feature vectors in each grade means that the bp neural network prediction model has the same number of input nodes. since these feature vectors are quantities with dimensions, and the magnitude of each feature vector is different, which is not conducive to the comparison between different samples of the same feature vector. in order to make the original data sample easy to be processed by the prediction system, it is usually 105 necessary to eliminate the dimensional interference and analyze the data sample only from the quantitative level of its features, which has the advantage of avoiding the phenomenon of neuron output saturation caused by too large absolute value of the input data sample. after the normalization of the original data sample, each data index reaches the same order of magnitude. comparative evaluation can be performed. (2) data normalization method the data normalization method used in this paper is minmax normalization method. min-max normalization, also known as deviation normalization, is based on a linear transformation of raw data with a very large range of values, so that the resulting values are mapped between [0,1]. for the conversion function, see formula (1). (1) formula: maxvalue-represents the maximum value of the sample data; minvalue-represents the minimum value of the sample data; x-represents the original data of the sample; y-indicates normalized data. min-max one disadvantage of the normalization method is that whenever new data samples are added, the sum may change, and then the sum must be redefined. however, this shortcoming has no impact on this paper, because the data sets used for bp neural network training in this paper have been determined in advance, and no new data has been added, so it is completely feasible in theory to adopt normalization method to normalize the collected data sets. (3) data normalization results the original dataset used for grade prediction in this paper has 4 grades, each with 7 feature vectors. in the original data set, the data are all dimensional, and the value difference between different feature vectors of the same score level and the same feature vectors of different score level is very large. in order to see the value range of the original data set more directly, the value distribution of the data after normalization is shown in figure 1. before the original data was normalized, the data size distribution was very wide, ranging from 0 to 100, that is, the data was distributed in the interval [0,100]. such data value range seriously affected the training effect of bp neural network. the score prediction system in this paper is based on bp neural network, if the training effect of neural network is not good, as a result, the accuracy of the prediction results of the performance prediction system is not very high, so the original data set must be normalized before it can be used to train the neural network. fig 1. data value distribution after normalization 3.2.3. bp neural network structure the classic bp network is a three-layer network structure, namely the input layer, the hidden layer and the output layer. the input layer is responsible for data input and does not process the data, while the hidden layer may be one or more layers, which is responsible for mapping and transforming the data, and the output is responsible for classifying and output. in terms of network structure, bp network is no connection within the layer, and the layer is fully connected. although multiple hidden layers can reduce the error between the output result and the expected result, the structure of the network is very complex, which increases the running time of the network and is prone to overfitting problems. however, due to the large reduction of parameters, the single hidden layer may lead to low training accuracy, weak network generalization ability and underfitting problems, so specific problems need to be selected for specific network structures. fig 2. schematic diagram of three-layer topology of bp neural network when solving real problems, the number of hidden layer nodes of bp neural network is generally set according to 106 experience. a three-layer neural network can approximate the function of any function with any accuracy, just like a complicated function model, then any sub-function will be included. therefore, the three-layer bp neural network can effectively solve most problems in practical applications. based on the above content, the fault diagnosis model in this paper is also based on three-layer bp neural network, which is composed of an input layer, a hidden layer and an output layer. the bp neural network with three-layer topology is shown in figure 2, where , and are input vectors and , and are output vectors. the basis function between neurons at each layer of the network adopts linear basis function, whose expression is shown in equation (2), the activation function f( ) adopts sigmoid function, whose expression is shown in equation (3). (2) (3) formula: -is the output of the i-th neuron in the hidden layer or output layer; i-is the number of nodes in the hidden layer or output layer; m-is the number of nodes in the input layer or hidden layer; -is the connection weight between the input layer and the hidden layer or the hidden layer and the output layer; -is the threshold of the hidden layer or the output layer; factivate a function for the hidden or output layer. set the output of neurons at the jth node of layer l as , and the threshold of neurons at the jth node of layer l as . the expression of is shown in equation (4). p g ∑ + ) (4) formula: k,j-represents the k or jth node; g( )-denotes the sigmoid function; l-represents the l-layer neural network, and l is equal to 2 or 3; -indicates that the output of neurons at the jth node of layer l is; -represents the output of neurons at the k node of layer l-1; -represents the connection weight of the kth input node of layer l-1 to the jth output node of layer l; -represents the negative value of the threshold corresponding to the jth output node of layer l. 4. bp neural network learning algorithm 4.1. training process of bp algorithm (1) propagation from the input layer through the hidden layer to the output layer, this process is called forward propagation; (2) the error between the real output and the expected output of the neural network is regarded as an error signal. if the error exceeds the set threshold, the connection weight and threshold of each layer are adjusted by gradient descent algorithm from the output layer to the input layer. this process is called error back propagation; (3) forward propagation and error backpropagation are repeated for many times, during which the weights and thresholds of the neural network are constantly adjusted. this process is called memory training process; (4) with the continuous progress of the above process, the global error of the network tends to the minimum value or reaches the termination condition set in advance, which is called the learning convergence process. the main objective of the bp algorithm is to compute the partial derivatives ∂e/∂ω and ∂e/∂θ of the cost function e with respect to all network connection weights ω and thresholds θ. the expression of the cost function e is shown in equation (5). e ω, θ ∑ || || (5) formula: n-is the total number of training samples x; ω,θ-is the connection weight and threshold value; y(x)-the expected output of training sample x; n-is the total number of layers of the network. in this paper, a 3-layer neural network is used, that is, n=3; pn(x)-the real output of the training sample in the output layer. 4.2. performance prediction experiment based on bp neural network 4.2.1. parameter selection (1) set the number of nodes in the input layer input layer nodes are input interfaces of data samples, and their number depends on the number of features of data samples. the dimensionality of the data set used for neural network training in this paper is reduced by principal component analysis. the data after dimensionality reduction has 5 features, so the number of nodes in the input layer is 5. (2) setting the number of nodes in the output layer when bp neural network is used for gear performance recognition, the output performance type of the neural network is expressed as a combination of 0 or 1, and the number of nodes in the output layer can be determined according to the number of performance types. since the number of achievement categories in this paper is 4, the output layer nodes of the neural network in this paper are 4. (3) setting the number of nodes in the hidden layer the selection of the number of hidden layer nodes in bp neural network has a great influence on gear grade classification. with fewer hidden layer nodes, the ability of neural network to obtain information is poor, and the error rate of gear performance prediction is high. when the number of hidden layer nodes is large, the neural network is prone to overfitting, and the training time of the network will be increased. however, as far as the current theory is concerned, there is no best way to determine the hidden layer nodes of bp network. in this paper, empirical method and trial and error method are used to select the appropriate number of hidden layer nodes, and the number of hidden layer nodes in this paper is 12. (4) other parameter settings in bp neural network, the learning factor η = 0.1 and the critical value of training error mse is set to 0.001. 107 4.2.2. experimental results and analysis the accuracy of the bp god network performance prediction model for the gearbox gear performance prediction is shown in figure 3. figure 3 is the confusion matrix. the horizontal axis of the confusion matrix represents the target category, the vertical axis represents the output category of the prediction model, the first four diagonal lines represent the accuracy rate of the prediction results of each grade level, and the bottom diagonal lines represent the total prediction accuracy rate, which is generally used as the measurement standard for the performance of the prediction model. it can be seen from the figure that the accuracy of prediction results of bp god network performance prediction model is 69.3%. fig 3. prediction results of bp god network performance prediction model 5. summary this paper takes student achievement as the research object, mainly aiming at the historical achievement of senior students to train the prediction model, this paper puts forward the achievement prediction based on bp neural network. considering that the original data set of students is too large and the range of values is too large, the original data set needs to be pre-processed. this paper proposes to use the min-max normalization method to pre-process the data, so that the preprocessed data can be used as the input data of the prediction model. the grade prediction model in this paper is based on bp neural network. acknowledgments xinjiang university of political science and law president's fund+xzzk2021001. references [1] ertel w. machine learning and data mining. springer london, 2011. 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of goods, some products have defects. it is necessary to screen out defective products in automated pipeline. this paper investigates the application of cognex cameras in object defect detection on automated pipeline. the camera obtains material images under backlight conditions to determine the type, defect, color, and position parameters of the material. by analyzing these parameters, it determines whether the material is a qualified part. the results show that the camera can effectively complete the task of object defect detection. keywords: defect detection; automated pipeline; cognex. 1. introduction with the continuous improvement of the intelligence level of industrial robots, they are able to perceive their environment through machine vision and have a certain degree of interaction ability with surrounding objects. machine vision has powerful functions and is a key technology in fields such as object detection, workpiece localization, and object tracking. this paper mainly studies the field of object detection in machine vision. currently, many object detection methods use template matching algorithms such as sift [1] and hog [2] to complete object recognition work. meanwhile, in recent years, a large number of excellent object detection algorithms have emerged, among which the faster r-cnn algorithm based on region selection [3] and the yolo algorithm based on end to end [4] have made significant progress in speed and accuracy, and have been able to achieve real-time image processing capabilities. however, currently in automation enterprises, industrial cameras are generally used to complete object detection tasks. industrial cameras have the advantages of high accuracy, safety and reliability, and good environmental adaptability. therefore, this paper applies cognex camera to automation assembly lines to complete object defect detection tasks. 2. system construction 2.1. introduction to automated pipeline currently, due to the high efficiency advantage of automated assembly lines, their application in manufacturing is becoming increasingly widespread. the automated pipeline in this paper mainly consists of plc, industrial robots, recognition systems, conveying devices, and palletizing warehouses, as shown in figure 1. among them, plc completes the overall control of the system, industrial robots complete the screening, handling, and assembly of materials, the recognition system completes the object defect detection, the conveying device completes the transportation of materials, and the palletizing warehouse is used to store materials. when materials are taken out of the palletizing warehouse and transported to the backlight device directly below the camera through the conveyor, the conveyor stops moving, and the materials also stop moving. at this time, the plc controls the camera to complete the object defect detection and feeds back the detection results to the plc. the plc judges whether the materials have defects based on the received information. materials with defects are marked as defective parts, and materials without defects are marked as qualified parts. both qualified and defective parts are uniformly transported to the industrial robot workstation to complete the screening work. fig 1. automated pipeline 2.2. camera the automated pipeline in this paper uses the cognex insight 2000 camera, as shown in figure 2. several scholars have conducted research on the application of cognex cameras in different fields, such as surface inspection in the aluminum processing industry [5] and assembly lines for automotive engine cylinder heads [6]. this camera can communicate in real-time with the plc, and its photo recognition actions can be triggered either by the plc or manually through the trig button on the camera, achieving 116 dual control of automatic and manual triggering. the control methods are convenient and rich. when the external light is dim, the camera has a flash fill function to ensure the stability of the captured images, which is conducive to identifying material defects and reducing the probability of misidentification. fig 2. cognex in-sight 2000 camera 2.3. material identification task the automated pipeline in this paper needs to complete material identification and assembly tasks, where the material identification task is completed by cameras. the camera needs to recognize 8 types of materials, as shown in figure 3, from left to right are base-1, motor-1, reducer-1, and flange1, which can be assembled into finished product-1. as shown in figure 4, from left to right are the base-2, motor-2, reducer2, and flange-2, which can be assembled into finished product-2. finished product-1 and finished product-2 each have four different colors, namely black, red, yellow, and blue. at the same time, there are also defective parts mixed in the material, and the characteristics of the defective parts are very similar to those of the qualified parts. finally, the camera needs to identify the type, defect, color, and location of the material. when the material is transported to the recognition station by the conveyor belt, the conveyor belt sends a signal to the plc. after receiving the signal, the plc considers that the material has reached the recognition position. therefore, the plc sends a photo signal to the camera. after receiving the photo signal, the camera performs a photo recognition action. after completing the photo, the recognized material information is sent to the plc for use in subsequent processes. fig 3. the four materials of finished product-1 fig 4. the four materials of finished product-2 3. test results fig 5. the reducer-1 image fig 6. three defective parts of the reducer this article presents the detection images of some materials captured by the camera. taking the reducer material as an example, as shown in figure 5, the outline and features of reducer-1 can be clearly seen in the image. there are two types of qualified components for reducers, namely reducer1 and reducer-2. there are three types of defective parts in the reducer, as shown in figure 6. the main difference between them and the qualified parts is the number of characteristic holes. the qualified parts have three characteristic holes, with the middle characteristic hole having a larger diameter and the two side characteristic holes having smaller diameters and symmetrically arranged. however, the number of characteristic holes in defective parts varies. defective part-1 has two characteristic holes and is missing a small left characteristic hole. the number of feature holes for defective parts-2 and parts-3 is one, with defective part-2 lacking small feature holes on both sides, and defective part-3 lacking a middle feature hole and a left small feature hole. therefore, based on the number of feature holes, it can be determined whether the material is a defective part. the test results show that the camera can accurately identify the three types of defective parts mentioned above. when the material is identified as a defective part, it will be labeled, and the camera will send the parameter package containing the label to the plc. the plc will control the subsequent processes to complete the screening of defective parts based on the information in the parameter package. 4. summary this paper investigates the widely used object defect detection task in automated pipeline. this paper uses cognex cameras to identify the type, defect, color, and location of materials. determine whether the material is a qualified or defective part based on the above information. finally, after testing, it was found that the camera can effectively complete object defect detection tasks, identifying defective parts for subsequent screening processes. therefore, it can be considered to extend it to other occasions that require object defect detection. 117 acknowledgments this work was financially supported by the general scientific research project of 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[6] w.b. luo. application of cognex visual system in maintenance technology of cylinder head oil seal machine. mechanical & electrical engineering technology. 2019, vol. 48 (no. 7), p. 246-248. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 80 optimization of underwater images based on gray world algorithm and jaffe‐mcglamery models wendong wu *, minmin yao school of geography geomatics and planning, jiangsu normal university, xuzhou, jiangsu, china * corresponding author: wendong wu (email: jsnuwwd@163.com) abstract: in this paper, a comprehensive scheme for underwater image processing is proposed based on the grayscale world algorithm and the jaffe-mcglamery model. firstly, a color bias detection based on grayscale world theory, a low light detection based on hsv color space, and a fuzzy detection method based on frequency domain and laplace operator are designed to classify different types of image degradation. subsequently, the corresponding scene degradation models are constructed for different degradation types through the simplified jaffe-mcglamery model, and the image features under different water conditions are analyzed. next, an improved gray world algorithm is used to eliminate color bias, the limiting contrast adaptive histogram equalization (clahe) technique is utilized to improve the image quality under low-light conditions, and the darkchannel a priori algorithm is optimized by the depth estimation and parameter adaptation modules to remove blurring. the proposed method in this study significantly improves the image quality in different scenarios and provides a new idea for underwater image processing. keywords: underwater image processing; gray-world algorithm; jaffe-mcglamery model; clahe. 1. introduction in this paper, we comprehensively use the gray-scale world algorithm [1] and jaffe-mcglamery model [2], etc., aiming to cope with the color deviation, low light and blurring produced by underwater images, and to improve the visual effect and information quality of underwater images [3]. first, based on the gray world theory, the research designed the color bias detection algorithm [4], which accurately identifies the color biased image by analyzing the average value of the color channel of the image. secondly, a simplified jaffemcglamery model was used to construct a processing model for low-light and blurred images, and the image degradation characteristics in different scenes were studied. in addition, the constrained contrast adaptive histogram equalization (clahe) algorithm [5] is used to improve the low-light images, and the dark-channel a priori algorithm is optimized by combining the depth estimation and parameter adaptive modules [6] to remove the blur effectively. finally, the effects of different algorithms in specific scenes are evaluated by comparing the traditional physical inversion enhancement model with the optimized mlle model. 2. underwater image classification and multi-perspective analysis in this section, different methods are used for statistical analysis and the images are classified into different degradation types including color-biased, low light and blurred. for this purpose, in order to distinguish the colorbiased images, the gray world theory is used to calculate the average value of the red, green, and blue channels of each image. (1) for normal images, the average values of the three parts do not differ much. (2) for color-biased images, there will be an abnormality in the average value of a certain channel, and the study determines whether the image is a color-biased image by finding this abnormality. (3) for the detection of low-light images, a multi-feature fusion detection algorithm is used to comprehensively recognize low-light images by extracting image features, brightness, dark pixel ratio and contrast. (4) compared with some drawbacks of general laplace fuzzy detection, this section adopts laplace and fourier weighted score discrimination method, which has an intuitive computational process, can reflect global and local features, and is more superior to the fuzzy detection effect. 2.1. grayscale world algorithm the grayscale world algorithm assumes that the average value of the three rgb components of a natural image is approximate. three-channel average calculation: ∑ ∑ , ∑ ∑ , ∑ ∑ , (1) the standard deviation between the three indicators is calculated. thus, the color shift function is: 1 0 (2) where is the color shift threshold. to further classify the degradation types, we calculated the color cast score, low light score, and blur score of the image, and did statistical analysis, and then further strengthened the classification through the score. this is shown in figure 1 and figure 2. 81 figure 1. score distribution figure 2. type of demotion 2.2. multi-feature fusion detection algorithm brightness characteristics: ∑ ∑ , ∗ 255 (3) dark pixel ratio: ∑ , (4) contrast characteristics: ∑ (5) marginal features: (6) local variance characteristics: (7) total score: ∗ ∗ 1 ∗ ∗ ∗ (8) figure 3 shows the implementation process: 2.3. spatial domain joint frequency domain dual evaluation laplace analysis: 0 1 0 1 4 1 0 1 0 (9) application laplace: ∗ (10) energy ratio calculation: high total ∗ 0.7 mid total ∗ 0.3 (11) weighted combination: ∗ ∗ (12) 82 figure 3. testing process analysis 3. underwater image degradation analysis this section uses the jaffe-mcglamery model, a physical property-based degradation model, to address underwater image degradation models. the model represents the image degradation as a combination of the direct component of light, the forward scattering component and the backscattering component: ∗ ∗ 1 (13) the transmittance of light is expressed as: (14) for different scenarios, there are several scenarios as follows. 3.1. color shift model , ∈ , , (15) , ∈ , , (16) this is the specific attenuation coefficient for the red, green and blue channels, and is related to the depth. 0 (17) is the turbidity of the water body. 3.2. low-light models (18) ∗ (19) 0 ∆ , , (20) among them is the spatially varying background light ∆ , , : ∆ , , 0 ⋅ 1 ⋅ , (21) 3.3. fuzzy modeling the fuzzy properties can be modeled using the point spread function psf, which should be degraded as follows: , , ⨂ , , (22) , , , (23) 0 (24) 4. underwater image enhancement analysis 4.1. color bias correction model in this paper, we use an improved grayscale world algorithm with a depth factor to add a depth factor to the traditional grayscale world algorithm, which can better adapt to the gain intensity in different depth environments, and reduce the problem of “overcorrection”, which the original algorithm may over calibrate, especially in the dark area. by introducing the depth factor, the calibration intensity can be adjusted according to the depth of the scene, avoiding the image distortion caused by over-calibration. 4.2. low light enhancement model the clahe algorithm is mathematically visualized in figure 4 below. figure 4. clahe visualization 83 4.3. defuzz the model figure 5. comparison of before and after removal of color deviation as shown in figure 5, after processing the image, by comparing the effect before and after image enhancement, it can be observed that the overall brightness of the enhanced image is improved, the details are clearer, and the contrast enhancement makes the light and dark levels richer, the colors are more vivid and natural, and the color bias problem is effectively reduced. in terms of detail processing, the algorithm successfully extracts the detail information of the dark areas, while avoiding overexposure of the highlight areas and maintaining rich texture details and sharp edges. this comparative analysis can not only help us evaluate the processing effect of the algorithm, but also find out whether there are problems such as over-enhancement and noise amplification, as well as the adaptability of the algorithm to different scenes and lighting conditions. calculation formula for each indicator: 10 ∙ log (25) max is the maximum value of the image pixels, and mse is the mean square error. ∙ ∙ ∙ (26) where is the standard deviation of chromaticity, which is the contrast of brightness, and is the average saturation. calculate uiqm: ∙ ∙ ∙ (27) : color measure. : sharpness measure. : contrast measure. calculating edge strength (ei): (28) where and are the gradients of the horizontal and vertical directions of the image, respectively. table 1 shows the results of the calculation of each indicator. table 1. the results of each indicator are calculated id psnr uciqe uiqm ei 1 13.4504 40.5993 0.0298 0.006 2 15.5399 24.2551 0.0255 0.007 3 13.2525 27.0151 0.0414 0.012 5. underwater image enhancement for complex scenes in this section, the mlle model is used, and its principle is shown in figure 6. figure 6. mlle schematic in this section, an underwater image enhancement method based on minimum color loss and local adaptive contrast enhancement is proposed, aiming to address the quality degradation caused by scattering and absorption of 84 underwater images. in particular, the minimum color loss module analyzes the underwater image formation process based on a physical model and maintains the original color characteristics of the image by minimizing the loss of information in the color correction process. local adaptive contrast enhancement adaptively adjusts parameters based on local area characteristics to avoid over-enhancement and noise amplification, thus improving image details and edge sharpness. the technical advantage of this method is that it can better maintain the original color information and achieve natural balanced detail enhancement with strong adaptability and stability. the results of the specific evaluation indicators are shown in table 2. table 2. evaluation indicator results id psnr uiqm uciqe 1 8.0892 0.0336 28.2507 4 9.872786 2 14.3858 0.1165 24.5331 4 9.574799 3 11.4169 0.0586 24.7549 5 9.832558 6. conclusion in this study, an underwater image processing method based on the gray world algorithm and a simplified jaffemcglamery model is proposed. by analyzing the images from multiple perspectives, the underwater images are classified into three categories, and corresponding enhancement strategies are developed for each degradation type. specifically, an improved grey-scale world algorithm is used to remove color bias, the constrained contrast adaptive histogram equalization (clahe) technique is used to improve the images under low-light conditions, and the depth estimation and parameter adaptation modules optimize the dark channel prior algorithm to remove blur. the results show that the proposed method performs significantly in improving the visual quality and various evaluation metrics of underwater images, especially in complex 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[6] zhao, ling na. an improved dark channel a priori low-light image enhancement algorithm [j]. journal of jiamusi university (natural science edition),2024,42(08):42-44+41. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 79 detection of small object based on improved‐yolov8 yingying tan *, jinpeng song, chen chu department of computer, north china electric power university, baoding, hebei, china * corresponding author: yingying tan (email: 15073395727@163.com) abstract: an improved yolov8 model is proposed to address the issue of poor recognition performance caused by their low resolution and weak feature representation in small object detection task. firstly, to extract a richer set of low-level features from images, a wt_conv module is designed to fuse the feature components extracted by wt (wavelet transform) with those extracted by convolutional layer. secondly, based on the idea that shallow and deep feature maps contain information at different scales, a ms (multiscale separation) module is designed to preserve the features of small objects separated from shallow layer and transfer the salient features of large objects to the deeper layers, effectively solving the problem of inconsistent feature expression caused by the direct fusion of shallow and deep feature maps. finally, we introduce the de (detail enhancement) module capable of fusing adjacent feature maps to process the small-objects features separated by the ms module, enhancing feature representation for small objects. experiment results on uavod-10 and small object datasets show that our model achieves a map improvement of 9.5% and 2.3% respectively over the baseline, and it also shows a significant advantage over other comparative models, affirming the effectiveness of the proposed model for small object detection tasks. keywords: small object detection; yolov8; wavelet transform; multiscale separation; feature fusion. 1. introduction object detection has made remarkable achievements in many fields, but small object detection is still a very difficult task. in the image, small objects generally have small coverage areas and low resolution, making them easy to be affected by environmental factors like occlusion and illumination changes. this results in their detection performance being far worse compared to that of large and medium objects. however, there is a great demand for small target detection in modern society. for example, in the industrial field, small object detection algorithms are used to accurately locate tiny defects on material surfaces; in agriculture, they are used to detect small crops and pests in the field for effective field management; in the field of aerial remote sensing, it is required to be able to accurately identify the object with the size of only dozens of pixels from satellite images. therefore, small object detection has important practical significance. in recent years, many new algorithms for small object recognition have been proposed. for example, in terms of data preprocessing technology, data enhancement strategies such as mosaic [1] and copy-pasting [2] are applied to dataset to improve the proportion of small objects in the image, so as to enhance the learning ability of the algorithm model for small object features. in the optimization technology of neural network structure, attention mechanism [3-4] is introduced into the network to enhance the model's attention to local information. in terms of positive and negative sample matching technology, the positive sample region is redefined by rotating the box [5] to improve the detection accuracy of dense small objects. in terms of feature fusion, there are net mechanism [6] for reconfiguring features to eliminate scale confusion, and rilfe module [7] for fusing multiple feature maps to enrich the feature information of small objects. various feature pyramid methods have also been applied, such as pafpn [8], bifpn [9], nas-fpn [10], etc. the common purpose of these feature pyramid methods is to fully integrate the feature maps of different scales, so as to generate more expressive feature maps. object detection algorithms can be classified into twostage algorithms and one-stage algorithms. yolo [11] is one of the classical single-stage algorithms. among them, yolov8 model not only has the advantage of fast detection speed, but also has better detection performance for large and medium-sized objects than mainstream two-stage object detection algorithms. the pafpn structure in yolov8 directly connects the shallow feature map of the feature extraction network and the deep feature map of the fusion network horizontally to enrich the details of the features of the detection layer. however, there is a significant difference in information between the feature maps with large scale variations. in shallow layers, feature maps contain various scale target information, while feature maps loses a lot of small object feature in deep layers. if the two layers are directly sampled to the same scale and then fused, the differences will be ignored, resulting in inconsistent representations, and information of large objects will weakening the small-object features thus interfere the detection of small objects. as a conventional algorithm, wavelet transform transforms the image from the spatial domain to the wavelet domain. there are many researches that combine wavelet transform and convolutional neural network in image denoising, image reconstruction, object detection and other tasks. for example, in literature [12], wavelet transform is used to obtain wavelet residual images to guide network training, which significantly improves the de-noising effect. in literature [13], the neural network reconstructs highresolution images by learning the wavelet transform coefficients of low-resolution face images, effectively enhancing the clarity of face images. [14] enhances object detection performance by introducing a haar wavelet-based lossless feature encoding block into the downsampling operation of the network. [15] extract the defect images component by wavelet transform to achieve better segmentation effect. small object image usually has the problem of blurred edge and low distinction from foreground. 80 a richer and more comprehensive feature representation can be constructed by combining the edge and texture extracted by wavelet transform with the features extracted by convolution. based on the above analysis, this paper designs an improved algorithm for small target detection. the main contributions are as follows: (1) wavelet-transform convolution (wt-conv) module is designed, and wavelet transform technology is introduced into feature extraction network to extract high-frequency and low-frequency components in images and enrich low-level features. (2) multiscale separation (ms) module is designed to achieve information stripping of objects of different scales. (3) a detail enhancement (de) module is designed to fuse small object features from adjacent feature maps, thereby increasing the semantic information of channels and enhancing the communication between channels to enhance the feature expression of small objects. 2. methodology the yolov8 network model consists of three components: the backbone for feature extraction, the neck for feature fusion, and the detect head for object detection. the network structure of the improved yolov8 model proposed in this paper is illustrated in fig. 1. firstly, modifications are made to the backbone structure of the meta-model by replacing the c layer with a wt_conv module, which fuses wavelettransformed feature components with original image features. secondly, ms modules and de modules are introduced between the original backbone and neck. two ms modules divide features from shallow layer in backbone to retain details of small objects while transferring large-objects feature information to deeper layers in the network. the two de modules enhance small object features and fuse them with bottom-up information flow in the neck section to provide more direct small object features for detection at d layer. additionally, a detect layer at d is employed specifically for detecting large objects. fig 1. the network structure of improved-yolov8 model 2.1. wt_conv module wavelet transform (wt) is a classical image processing algorithm, which can transform an image from the spatial domain to the wavelet domain to extract the edge, texture and other features of the image. small objects usually have blurred edges and low differentiation from the foreground, so extracting these fine features is particularly important for small object detection. by incorporating wavelet transform into the convolutional neural network, the feature richness can be improved without increasing the number of parameters. the wt_conv module structure is shown in fig. 2. it is necessary to convert the rgb image to the gray image as the input of the wavelet transform, and finally obtain the approximation coefficients (ca), horizontal detail coefficients (ch), vertical detail coefficients (cv) and diagonal detail coefficients (cd). the process is expressed by the formula: ca, ch, cv, cd=wt(gray_img) (1) fig 2. wt_conv module the four coefficients are of equal magnitude, with the width and height dimensions being half that of the original 81 image. they are combined in the channel dimension to yield an output with size [4, 320, 320]. simultaneously, a 3×3 convolution is employed to transform the input vector from [3, 640, 640] to [12, 320, 320]. finally, the outputs after both the convolution operation and wavelet transform processing are concatenated to obtain a vector of size [16, 320, 320], which serves as input for the subsequent layer. 2.2. ms module the yolo model incorporates multiple convolution and downsampling operations, resulting in deep feature maps that encompass rich semantic information but lacks fine-grained details of small objects. conversely, the shallow feature maps contain information about objects of varying scales. to address the deficiency in detail within the deep feature map, yolov8 employs the neck structure depicted in fig 3. however, this approach introduces scale-confusion due to directly fusing the feature maps and which come from shallow layers and with and , respectively. and large-objects features in shallow feature maps will affect the detect of small objects. fig 3. structure of yolov8 model inspired by the idea of separating large object information from shallow layers mentioned in literature [6] to reduce scale confusion, the ms module is designed, as shown in fig. 4. adjacent feature maps contain complementary feature information of the same object. in order to avoid the feature information loss of scale overlapping parts caused by subtraction operation, the input of ms module is backbone's hierarchical features fi and fi+2. fi represents feature map from shallow layer, fi+2 represents feature map from deep layer. the process of multi-scale separation is divided into four steps, of which (1) and (2) are shown in the yellow box in the figure: fig 4. ms module (1) first, is upsampled to the same size as . the two feature maps are spliced after maximum pooling and average pooling respectively, and then 1×1 convolution is performed to generate the gate of each channel. can adjust feature activation thresholds at different scales in the channel dimension. (2) perform a hadamard product between the variable and to obtain the feature map . in this process, based on the gating signal generated by the deep feature information, the response intensity in the shallow feature map can be adjusted. therefore, it is considered that mainly includes large object features from that need to be removed. (3) by subtracting from , it means that the big target feature in is removed, and the small target feature map can be obtained. (4) downsample to a size consistent with . the two vectors are directly added for fusion, and then 1×1 convolution is used to promote cross-channel information exchange, which transfers the shallow large object feature to the deep neural network, and finally outputs the large object feature . backbone of yolov8 contains four layers of the same structure, so this paper sets up two ms modules in the improved model, named ms-1 and ms-2. the separated shallow small object features and are the inputs of the two de modules respectively. and the large object feature information output by ms-2 is transmitted to the backbone deep layer as the input of layer. 2.3. de module compared with large and medium objects, it is difficult to detect small objects in pictures with low resolution and fuzzy details, which is more difficult to be represented and learned by neural networks. therefore, a module de designed to backbone neck conv_3 c2f sppf conv_3 conv_3 c2f conv_3 c2f conv_3 c2f upsample conv_3 conv_3 c2f c2f c2f detect c2f detect detect upsample ' 2p ' 3p 1f 2f 3f 4f 5f 4f 3f 5p 4p 3p 6p 2p 1p ' 4p ' 5p ' 6p6p 6f 1c 2c 3c 4c 5c 6c 82 enhance the features of small objects can fuse adjacent shallow features and indirectly alleviate the problem of unbalanced feature representation. as shown in fig.5, and come from two adjacent shallow layers, respectively, which contain much richer information about small objects than the deep feature maps. the whole process of detail enhancement is as follows: fig 5. de module (1) is up-sampled and then concatenated along the channel dimension to obtain feature . is augmented by adding itself after global average pooling, resulting in , thus enhances the semantic information of each channel. (2) the channel information of feature graph is fully fused using a 1×1 convolution, and then combined with along the channel dimension to obtain . considering that feature maps fusion may cause inconsistent expression of features [7], a 3×3 convolution kernel is employed to eliminate noise from the fused feature vector , yielding the final output as of the de module. the improved model also incorporates two de modules, named de-1 and de-2, which enhance the small object features from the two ms modules and the layer output. the de module receives and enhances the feature information of small objects from , and layers. the output of de module can provide rich semantic and detailed information of small objects to the detection layer, thus improving the small object detection performance of the model. 3. experiment and result 3.1. dataset introduction and processing the experimental data are obtained from the open-source remote sensing dataset called uavod-10 [16] and the small object dataset [17] , both are divided into training, validation, and test sets according to 7:2:1. the uavod-10 dataset consists of a total of 844 images labeling 10 types of targets such as buildings, boats, vehicles, and wells, which are sufficiently varied in size, shape, and texture, and are disturbed by imaging conditions and complex environments. the small target dataset small object has three categories of targets such as bees, flying insects, and ornamental fish, and the targets account for fewer pixels, and some of them have occlusion problems and inconsistent densities. due to the limited number of images in the original dataset, three enhancement methods called flip, hue and brightness are used to expand the dataset to 900 images, and the enhancement effect is shown in fig. 6. fig 6. examples of image enhancement 3.2. experimental parameter settings this paper builds a neural network model based on the pytorch framework, using pycharm 2021 professional as the development tool, with an nvidia geforce rtx 2060 gpu and 12gb of vram. the python version is 3.8.18, and the pytorch version is 1.12.1. the experimental setup specifies a batch size of 16, with an initial learning rate of 0.01 and a final learning rate of 0.0001. observing the loss curve in fig. 7, it's noted that the validation loss begins to stabilize within the iteration range of 150 to 200, suggesting that the network training is sufficiently thorough. consequently, the number of epochs is set to 200. fig 7. training loss curve and validation loss curve 3.3. analysis of experimental results in this study, we've selected the yolov8n model as our benchmark and compared it with seven other mainstream algorithms, including the two-stage classic model fasterrcnn, the single-stage models from the yolov5 to yolov8 series, and the small dense object detection models tph-yolov5 [18], drone-yolo [19], and yolov8bifpn. table 1 presents a comparison of the total detection accuracies for these models, as well as the detection accuracies for each category, based on the uavod-10 dataset. 83 table 1. comparison of the accuracy of each model on the uavod-10 dataset model map/% building ship vehicle prefabricated house well cable tower pool cultivation mesh cage quarry fasterrcnn 24.3 32.4 6.4 0 13.4 8.2 25.9 38.9 42.7 50.9 yolov5n 27.4 61.4 5.4 0 70.4 4.4 5.8 16.6 41.8 40.7 yolov5s 33.6 67.9 6.3 0.1 76.9 5.1 18.5 24.9 55.5 46.8 yolov6n 26.7 59.4 9.2 0 74 22.3 2 1.4 30.8 32.4 yolov7tiny 37.1 63.6 7.1 0 73.5 13.2 25.4 24.8 54.9 71.7 yolov8n 37.8 68.1 18.5 0.19 79.4 38.7 13.7 25.0 59.8 37.0 tphyolov5n 22.9 65.6 2.91 0 76 3.2 18.9 0 23.7 15.3 tphyolov5s 33.6 72 12 0.1 77.4 24.3 33.6 0 38.7 44.1 droneyolo 38 69.3 35.1 0.1 80.9 42.1 28.3 19.2 41.8 25 yolov8bifpn 44.1 71.8 22.9 0.24 75.1 32.5 34.9 50.1 66.7 62.2 ours 47.3 71.9 31.6 0.21 78.6 39.3 29 66.6 66.7 52.7 the improved model achieved a 9.5% increase in map compared to the benchmark model yolov8 on the uavod10 test set. different categories showed varying degrees of improvement in detection accuracy. among them, the categories "pool" and "quary" have the largest pixel area and are easily have its features extracted by the wt_conv module at different scales and directions, so their detection accuracies see the most improvement, with increases of 41.6% and 15.7%. following are categories of cable-tower and ship, with an average edge length proportion of only 0.02 to 0.03, whose detection accuracy increases of 15.3% and 13.1%. this is attributed to the ms module which prevent small object from being interfered with by other scales object and de module which enhances small targets expression. the category with the smallest pixel area is vehicle, with an average side length ratio of 0.01, which is extremely difficult to observe even with the human eye and our model do not perform well on this category. our model achieves the highest map, which is 3.2%, 9.3%, 24.4% and 13.7% higher than other small object detection models like yolov8-bifpn, drone-yolo, tphyolov5n and tph-yolov5s, respectively and achieves optimal or suboptimal detection results in the categories of building, ship, well, pool, and cultivation-mesh-cage. in order to prove the effectiveness of the improved model for small object detection tasks, experiments were conducted on a small object dataset named small object, and the results were shown in table 2. table 2. comparison of the accuracy of each model on the small object dataset model map/% fish fly honeybee faster-rcnn 69.6 77 59 72.8 yolov5n 88 96.6 71.6 95.7 yolov5s 91.3 97 80.1 96.9 yolov6n 88.5 94.9 77.7 92.9 yolov7-tiny 92.6 97.4 84 96.4 yolov8n 92.8 97.5 85.3 95.6 tph-yolov5n 93.3 96.3 88.9 94.8 drone-yolo 94.7 97.6 91.5 95.1 yolov8-bifpn 94 96 90 96.2 ours 95.1 97.9 91.5 95.8 due to the simplicity of the small object dataset, the detection accuracy of the benchmark model has reached a higher level of 92.8%, so the improvement is smaller than that of the uavod-10 dataset, and the overall map improvement is 2.3%. among them, the detection accuracy of fish, fly and honeybee three categories increased by 2.3%, 6.2% and 0.2% respectively. among all the models involved in the comparison, the overall map value of the model proposed in this paper is the highest, which is 95.1%, and it achieves the best detection performance in the detection tasks of fish and fly, and also achieves good performance in the detection of honeybee. based on the above analysis, the improved model presented in this paper shows excellent ability of small target detection. as shown in fig. 8, the results of small object detection in part of the dataset were visually compared between the proposed improved model and the baseline model. to avoid the obstruction caused by the label text, only the detection box is drawn in the figure, and the difference between the two is marked with a white oval box. as you can see, the improved model successfully identified several small objects that the benchmark model had previously missed. 4. discussion 4.1. ablation experiment in order to verify the effectiveness of the improved algorithm model in this paper, ablation experiments were designed on the uavod-10 dataset for the proposed wt_conv module, ms module and de module, and the 84 results are shown in table 3. fig 8. comparison of detection results between improved model and baseline on the basis of the baseline model, three models a, b and c were designed to constitute the ablation experiment. model a adds wt_conv module to the layer of the baseline model, which can extract more low-level features from different scales, enrich the representation of features, and its map is increased by 1.7%. model b adds ms-1 and ms-2 modules based on a, and fuses and by downsampling the separated small target feature graph twice, and transfers the separated large object features to the deep layer of the network to reduce the interference to the small object feature information, and its map increases by 4.1%. the final model c is based on b, which adds de-1 and de-2 modules to strengthen the feature representation of small objects, and the map of the model is improved by 3.7%. as can be seen from table 3, the detection accuracy of the proposed improved method has achieved the highest degree of improvement, and its effectiveness has been proved. table 3. the results of the ablation experiment model wt_conv ms de map/% baseline 37.8 a √ 39.5 b √ √ 43.6 c(ours) √ √ √ 47.3 4.2. algorithm complexity analysis the complexity of the algorithm is also an important factor to consider when evaluating the performance of the model, which represents the operational efficiency and resource consumption of the algorithm. in order to evaluate the complexity of the improved model more comprehensively, the number of model parameters and the amount of computation are taken as evaluation indicators, and the improved model is compared with a series of models mentioned in the comparison experiment above. the results are shown in table 4. the results show that the parameters of the improved model are 4.4m and the calculation consumption reaches 19.3g, which is higher than that of the baseline model yolov8n, but the map is significantly improved. compared with other models, the parameters of the improved model are at a moderate level, but the calculation cost is a little larger, but the accuracy of the improved model is obviously higher than other models. in summary, the improved model can greatly improve the detection accuracy of small objects with acceptable increase of parameters and calculation cost. table 4. comparison of model complexity model magnitude of parameters/m flops/g map/% faster-rcnn 137 370 24.3 yolov5n 1.78 4.2 27.4 yolov5s 7.05 15.8 33.6 yolov6n 4.92 11.4 26.7 yolov7-tiny 6.03 13.1 37.1 yolov8n 3.16 8.9 37.8 yolov8bifpn 3.17 8.9 44.1 drone-yolo 3.4 17.6 38 tphyolov5n 2.32 6.2 22.9 tphyolov5s 9.2 23.3 33.6 ours 4.4 19.3 47.3 5. conclusion in order to 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[19] zhang z. drone-yolo: an efficient neural network method for target detection in drone images[j]. drones, 2023, 7(8): 526. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 14 internet of things (iot) computer network security and its remote control technology: key points and applications kong cheng nanjing institute of product quality inspection (nanjing institute of quality development and advanced technology application), nanjing jiangsu 210000, china abstract: with the development and advancement of science and technology, communication devices have been widely developed and utilized. among these, internet technology plays a comprehensive role in promoting the development of various industries in its practical application. the internet of things (iot) is a particularly important technological form, significantly enhancing the efficiency of information transmission and sharing, and aiding in the rational implementation of data transmission and information sensing technologies. the security risks of iot are mainly manifested in three levels: the intelligent perception layer, the access and transmission layer, and the business application layer. in the analysis of this article, the key points and characteristics of iot computer network security, remote control technology, and computer remote control system structure analysis are mainly elaborated. keywords: science and technology; internet of things (iot); remote control. 1. introduction in the development of modern society, to further enhance the efficiency of industry development, it is necessary to actively introduce information technology and strengthen the processing capability of intelligent information. however, to ensure the security of the entire information transmission and sharing, it is also necessary to pay attention to the security of information and remote control capabilities to maximize the value of the information. 2. internet of things (iot) the iot is an information system that involves perception, network, and application layers. the perception layer deals with sensing information and is the core of building the iot, equipped with various types of sensors, smart cards, and related equipment. it can identify and analyze objects and play a role in processing control. the network layer is responsible for information transmission, receiving information collected and recognized by sensors, and processing information through network transmission. the application layer is responsible for information processing in the system, analyzing a large amount of data deeply to mine valuable information content. these three layers coordinate with each other, allowing various objects and devices to form a close association and enhance the effectiveness of information technology [1]. 3. current status of iot computer network security 3.1. communication security as the user is the subject of the computer network, there are certain network security issues when the network capacity is limited or there are insufficient communication terminals. for example, network congestion can lead to a large amount of signaling traffic. the current authentication method mainly involves a large number of terminals applying for network connections in a short period of time. furthermore, the management of encryption keys is relatively complex. after a large number of terminals apply to access the network, a large number of complex protection keys will appear, consuming a lot of network resources during the authentication process. finally, there are risks associated with transmission security. the main process of information transmission occurs at the network layer. therefore, encryption algorithms are used to ensure the security of information transmission. however, the use of complex encryption algorithms can lead to communication delays, providing an opportunity for network attackers to find pathways for intrusion and carry out malicious attacks[2]. 3.2. perception layer security the perception layer in the iot faces certain security issues as it is responsible for information sensing. for example, after rfid is embedded in various items, the items can be passively scanned, located, and tracked immediately. additionally, there may be interference in processing sensing information. to ensure rational processing, wireless connections are used, leading to strong signal openness and making it easier to suffer from network attacks, resulting in serious network security issues. 4. iot computer network security control 4.1. encryption mechanism in network security protection work, rational encryption processing methods are used, such as hop-by-hop encryption and end-to-end encryption. in the application of hop-by-hop encryption technology, the different transmission nodes in the network layer are subject to targeted decryption, encryption, and processing. this has the characteristics of low latency, scalability, and high efficiency. in future processing, the security encryption mechanism can ensure the transparency of the entire encryption process. end-to-end encryption, 15 mainly based on the type of business, carries out rational encryption processing. both the exposed locations and endpoints of the information need to be processed accordingly. generally, to further enhance the encryption level of iot, hopby-hop encryption is chosen to ensure the security and reliability of new information without bringing certain encryption risks[3]. 4.2. establishing privacy protection mechanisms in the process of adopting privacy protection mechanisms, this is a key technical form of security maintenance for the iot. it can be processed based on authentication mechanisms, encryption mechanisms, and access control. among them, in the processing of authentication mechanisms, the authenticity and reliability of data information are determined after identifying the data sending end, and some illegal user operations are organized to further enhance the security of data information. 4.3. security routing protocol iot routing mainly crosses various types of network forms, and the compliance with security routing protocols has become an important component of security management. it is a form of location protection for each node in the wireless sensor network system. based on the specific probability of forwarding nodes, data packets are transmitted to specific aggregation node locations. the variable transmission path is not easily attacked, so this processing method can greatly increase security and resilience. it is a security technology that avoids being affected by the external environment and can also be integrated with key encryption technology to achieve centralized processing of transmitted data packets. 5. computer remote control system structure analysis 5.1. main control network in the processing of the main control network, it is first necessary to analyze the control process of the network system, which is also an important basis for network reference. the functional design of the main control network involves two processes: control command and parameter input, which are the operating behaviors of the controlled devices. feedback information can be displayed centrally. the architecture of the main control network is divided into centralized, decentralized, and hierarchical forms. different types of structures have different operational difficulties. to enhance the processing effect, it is necessary to combine the operating conditions of the system and make rational security adjustments. however, in actual operation, due to high costs and technical installation difficulties, such technical processing methods cannot facilitate resource sharing of information. in the future, during the processing of decentralized control systems, the stability of the network system will not be easily affected by the controller, and it will be impossible to control and observe the system state. in the processing of hierarchical control structures, it is necessary to strengthen the integration effect between decentralized control structures, and the local control links also need to form a coordinated control mechanism. 5.2. controlled network the construction of the controlled network primarily aims to maintain an effect independent of the main control network. especially, it needs to be based on network control theory, utilizing software, hardware, and various processing methods to form a comprehensive execution effect, and consistently provide certain control services. in the subsequent processing of a general controlled network, certain data resources will be formed. or, centered around computer processing, combined with on-site control, data collection, and various control information content, a specific operational form and logic are formed, which can well meet the quality and effectiveness of system operation. in the subsequent security and control processing, maintaining a strong security level and hierarchical processing ensures that the system meets the basic requirements of remote control. 5.3. communication protocols in the design of computer remote control systems, communication protocols are relatively complex, involving mainly ip and tcp protocols. the tcp protocol is a very common basic form in network protocols, with strong security and stability. it is a connection-based protocol that can establish processes between two different terminals, thus realizing the exchange and processing of data. furthermore, with return notifications and sequence numbers, it greatly enhances the reliability of data transmission. by restoring various data packets to their original data segments, centralized processing of various data information can be achieved. supporting and utilizing byte stream processing methods enables a more comprehensive replacement of data by various ip-linked sequences, and correspondingly strengthens the overall level of processing. the adoption of the ip protocol is a method of forming an exchange network based on multiple connection terminals during the connection process. this data transmission method transfers data packets from the source address. the protocol involves several key pieces of information technology. service type is a parameter information, mainly serving gateways to realize the transmission of specific networks and information. furthermore, regarding the treatment of time to live (ttl), if data information cannot obtain relevant content during the transmission process, it will reach a time limit and be automatically discarded. in terms of option settings, it involves the targeted selection processing of security, timestamps, and special routing, thereby achieving control and adjustment of information content. with the development and progress of information technology, the overall processing effect is becoming more apparent. specific verification is needed to enhance the capability of technical processing effectively. 6. conclusion in summary, in analyzing the security of the iot computer network, it is necessary to analyze internet technology from multiple perspectives, and simultaneously strengthen the subsequent processing of remote control technology, thereby ensuring the security of the entire system operation. references [1] yang haiwei. analysis of computer network security in oilfield internet of things [j]. network security technology and application, 2022(09):111-112. 16 [2] luo zhenying. analysis of computer network security based on the internet of things [j]. information recording materials, 2022, 23(08):17-19. 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[5] wang kan, jiang yanyun, zhang yi. big data industry application in the context of industrial internet [j]. information and communications technology. 2017, 11 (4): 15-20. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 54 deepfake detection technology integrating spatial domain and frequency domain haoqi geng *, tianliang lu, wanxin huang and bowen ding people’s public security university of china, beijing, china * corresponding author: haoqi geng abstract: in recent years, with the rapid development of deep forgery technology, its verisimilitude is increasing day by day, and its social impact is becoming more and more serious. however, although a variety of face deep forgery video detection algorithms have been proposed and have shown certain detection capabilities on open source data sets, in the face of increasingly sophisticated deep forgery technology, the differences between genuine and fake videos are gradually difficult to be captured by the naked eye, and existing detection methods generally have problems such as low cross-compressibility detection and poor robustness. therefore, in order to improve the detection accuracy and model robustness, a deep forged video detection method named sfdt is proposed. in this scheme, the framework structure of fusion of air frequency domain is adopted. firstly, feature extraction is enhanced by improving mvit in the airspace and using asff adaptive module; secondly, frequency domain features are extracted by dynamic filter in the frequency domain; then fecam is used to reduce the loss caused by frequency domain information transmission; finally, multi-mode fusion module is used for feature fusion. this air-frequency fusion detection scheme can not only improve the cross-compression detection performance of the model, but also effectively deal with various interference in the transmission of video, and improve the robustness of the model. keywords: deepfake detection; spatial domain; frequency domain; fecam. 1. introduction deepfake technology [1] is one of the key technologies for making fake videos, also known as ai face changing technology. once this technology is maliciously used by attackers, it will cause unpredictable consequences to the politics and economy of the society. a typical case is that the deep fake videos of the presidents of russia and ukraine are maliciously uploaded to social media, thus promoting false narratives against the people and national interests of the target countries and impacting the psychology of the people of the target countries. what is more, the faces of some wellknown singers, movie stars and other public figures are "transferred" to porn stars, falsifying porn for illegal profit, which constitutes a serious violation of personal reputation and portrait rights. at present, the mainstream method of forgery is to use machine learning algorithms such as generative adversarial network (gan) [2] or convolutional neural network (cnn) through a large number of coding and decoding training. the robustness of the model is enhanced, and finally the facial features of one target individual are successfully "transplanted" to the face of another individual. since videos are made up of successive frames, simply replacing the faces in each picture can result in a new, very realistic fake video. to be specific, first of all, the video of the imitated object is transformed frame by frame to obtain a large number of photos, then the face of the object is replaced by the face of the imitated object, and finally the fake video resynthesis of the replaced photo is carried out to deceive the human eye and produce wrong cognition. although the current mainstream detection methods are largely based on deep learning technology, the inherent limitations of deep learning have become a key factor restricting the progress of deep fake video detection technology. the method can be classified as "feature extraction network + classification network", where in feature extraction network is generally a deep structure and has the inherent defect of low learning priority for high-frequency components, so the utilization rate of high-frequency information is low in the final classification decision. however, due to the special synthesis method of deepfake technology, discontinuous features will be generated between the synthetic face and the surrounding pixels, and such edge discontinuous features often exist in the high-frequency information in the frequency domain. see fig. 1 with the development and iteration of deepfake technology, it is difficult to identify such edge discontinuity features based on the spatial domain. therefore, it is an effective and feasible method to detect deep forged face video by using spatial information and frequency domain information fusion fig 1. example of separating low frequency information from high frequency information 2. related work the detection [3] and prevention of deepfake videos has become a key research in the field of network security, and its core task is to quickly and accurately identify the traces of 55 forgery in videos. for mainstream forged audio and video, traditional detection methods usually use face recognition algorithms, convert facial data into feature vectors, and distinguish the authenticity of the video by machine learning techniques such as support vector machine (svm)[4]. several techniques that have been introduced rely on cnns for a frame-by-frame examination. for example, a method known as mesonet[5] has been developed, which is a less complex cnn designed to identify synthetic faces. however, a research [6] demonstrated that this network is surpassed in performance by a retrained xceptionnet designed for the same purpose. recently, the f3-net [7]employs a dual-branch framework, with one branch dedicated to identifying forgery patterns through frequency cues, while the other branch focuses on discerning the discrepancies in frequency statistical properties between authentic and counterfeit images. other methods leverage the temporal progression of video frames by utilizing long short-term memory (lstm) [8]networks for analysis, where frame-specific features are initially extracted and subsequently integrated using a recurrent neural network architecture. this paper implements a model framework that fuses the spatial-frequency domain to detect local inconsistencies at various scales for forgery identification. furthermore, we incorporate frequency modality to enhance the resilience of our approach against diverse image compression techniques. 3. approh in this paper, we propose a novel deepfake video detection scheme fusing spatial-frequency domain features, named sfdt. the model consists of two key layers: spatial domain feature extraction layer and frequency domain feature extraction layer. firstly, several convolution layers are used to extract the features of the input image as m1. the purpose of convolution is mainly to speed up the convergence speed, and then they are sent to the space-frequency domain for feature processing. the spatial feature extraction layer is mainly composed of the backbone network mvit. by embedding the asff spatial adaptive module in each patch output position in the mvit structure, the network can better capture the multi-scale information of the target by dynamically selecting and fusing the multi-layer feature maps. in the frequency domain feature extraction layer, the spatial domain is transformed by two-dimensional fft, which is combined with a filter to simulate the correlation of different frequency band components. by introducing the fecam frequency enhancement module, the problem of high frequency noise caused by gibbs phenomenon in fast fourier transform fft was improved, so as to optimize the feature output. finally, the cmf feature fusion module was used to fuse m1 and spatial-frequency domain features for discrimination. fig 2. sfdt overall model framework 3.1. mvit_r while mvit have shown potential in modeling interactions between tokens, they focus on content rather than structure. spatial-temporal structure modeling relies only on absolute location embeddings to provide location information. this ignores the fundamental principle of translation invariance of vision. that is, the way mvit models the interaction between two patches changes with their absolute position in the image, even if the relative position does not change. to solve this problem, the self-attention module is embedded by inputing the relative position between elements i and j: atten , , softmax √ 1 q 2 where p(i) and p(j) represent the spatial-temporal positions of elements i and j.mvit has a larger step size on the k and v tensors than on the q tensor, which is downsampled only if the resolution of the output sequence changes across stages. this motivates the addition of residual pooling connections to the q tensor to increase the information flow, driving the training and convergence of attention. 3.2. asff asff is an improvement based on the faster r-cnn framework, which aims to improve the effect of feature fusion, thereby improving the accuracy and performance of object detection[9]. the asff network introduces an adaptive structural feature fusion module to fuse multiple feature maps at different levels.traditional object detection networks usually use only a single level of feature maps, while asff network dynamically selects and fuses multi-level feature maps, so that the network can better capture multi-scale information of the target. the asff network first extracts feature maps at different levels through the backbone network. then, it uses an adaptive attention mechanism to perform weighted fusion of these feature maps, so as to better retain important feature information. finally, the fused features are passed to the object detection head for object classification and localization. the key idea is to adaptively learn the fusion spatial weight of each scale feature map in two steps: identity scaling and adaptive fusion. 56 fig 3. overall structure of asff taking asff-3 as an example, the green part of the figure describes the process of feature fusion as: → → → 3 where i and j represent the spatial position, x is the feature from different levels, and is the feature from different levels multiplied by the weight parameter and added, the new fusion feature asff-3 can be obtained. the output adaptive spatial feature is defined as f_s. 3.3. dynamic filter to leverage frequency information, auto-former [10] uses fft to efficiently compute autocorrelation functions, fno [11] is used as an internal block of the network to perform representation learning in the low frequency domain, and dctnet [12] uses discrete cosine transform to compress information to retain more original image information in cv tasks. most of these works are based on fourier transform, which is helpful to extract frequency features. however, most fourier transform-based methods use the fourier transform to obtain the frequency information and the inverse fourier transform to reconstruct the time information to avoid complex training, which introduces a new amount of computation that can be avoided if the time-frequency transform is performed using dct. more importantly, the implicit periodicity of the dft causes boundary discontinuities. the high-frequency component that leads to significant is known as the gibbson phenomenon. after quantization, gibbs phenomenon causes boundary points to take wrong values. image classification and downstream tasks dynamic filters are generated based on global filters. for the 2d discrete fourier transform, given a 2d signal x(h,w), the 2d-dft is defined as follows. ,     , √ 4 where , is the result of the transformation and is usually expressed as a value in the frequency domain of the complex number, h and w are the row and column indices in the spatial domain, h and w represent the number of rows and columns of the image in the spatial domain, j is the imaginary unit. this exponential function is used to associate points in the spatial domain with points in the frequency domain. √ is the normalization factor used to ensure that the energy remains the same before and after the transformation. the inverse 2d-dft exists and is known as the twodimensional inverse discrete fourier transform (2didft). moreover, the frequency domain has an important property that multiplication in the frequency domain is equivalent to cyclic convolution in the original domain, known as the convolution theorem. define a global filter g for feature x, and the global filter is defined as: where g(x) denotes the output filter, ⊙ signifies matrix point-wise multiplication, is a learnable filter, and represents the inverse transformation of 2d-fft. the neural network within the dynamic filter dynamically determines a sufficient number of global filters to be included, and the overall structure can be seen as a dual-stream architecture. first, the input is processed through multiple layers of perception and a softmax function to extract features. then, a filter of size n is used to dynamically adjust the weights, which is set to 4 in the experiments of this chapter. next, highfrequency features are extracted through 2d inverse discrete fourier transform. finally, the output is fused by weighted summation and 2d inverse discrete fourier transform. the definition of the dynamic filter is as follows: ⊙ ∘ 5 where denotes the function that determines the dynamic filter. a is the continuous real map, including point convolution and identity map, ⊙ denotes matrix dot multiplication, ∘ denotes composite map. 3.4. fecam in the process of frequency domain feature extraction, the loss of key information is inevitable with the increase of calculation. this is the problem with the model when it comes to capturing frequency information. at present, the mainstream frequency information extraction methods are based on fourier transform. however, the use of the fourier transform is problematic due to the gibbs phenomenon, and the discrete fourier transform presented in the previous section creates the same problem. if the values on the two sides of the sequence are very different, an oscillatory approximation is observed around the sides and highfrequency noise is introduced. therefore, this chapter uses the fecam frequency enhancement module to ameliorate this problem by adaptively modeling the interdependence between frequencies based on the discrete cosine transform, which will essentially avoid the problems caused by highfrequency noise during the fourier transform. fecam [13]works by first applying dct to the time series data of each channel to convert it into a frequency domain representation. then, through the channel attention mechanism, the frequency information is weighted, focusing 57 on those frequency components that contribute most to the prediction task. this enhanced frequency information is then incorporated into the model to generate more accurate predictions. as shown in figure 4, fecam divides the input feature map into n groups along the channel dimension. subsequently, the groups are processed by the corresponding dct frequency components from low frequency to high frequency, and each individual channel is processed by the same frequency components to obtain the freq sequence, which is defined as: fig 4. overall structure of asff[13] ⊙ 6 , ,⋯ , 7 where is the group number from 0 to n-1, is the transform applied, is the feature map group, and then can be fused by stack stacking.in this way, each channel feature interacts with each frequency component to comprehensively obtain important time domain information from the frequency domain, which will prompt the network to enhance the diversity of extracted features and define the output frequency domain feature as . 4. result and conclusion 4.1. dataset in order to effectively prove the robustness of the model proposed in this chapter, multiple data sets are selected for testing. the datasets selected for this chapter are ff++, celeb-dfv2, biodeepav, deepforensic, and faceshifter datasets[14]. ff++ [15] is a large-scale and diverse fake video dataset, which contains a variety of attack methods, such as deepfake, facial replacement and expression imitation. the dataset covers real videos of different races, genders and ages, as well as synthetic fake videos. in addition, the ff++ dataset provides a variety of scene, lighting, and camera conditions to enhance its generalization ability in practical applications. celeb-dfv2 [16] is a high-quality dataset specifically for deepfake detection, containing 590 real videos and 5639 fake videos. these videos are produced using advanced generative adversarial network (gan) technology and have high visual quality and deception. the celeb-dfv2 dataset covers a variety of expressions, poses and lighting conditions, which provides rich training and testing samples for deepfake detection tasks. deeperforensics [17] represents the largest face forgery detection dataset to date, containing 60,000 videos consisting of 17.6 million frames. more challenging benchmarks that apply a wide range of real-world perturbations to obtain larger scale and higher diversity. all source videos in the dataset are carefully collected and fake videos are generated by the newly proposed end-to-end face exchange framework. as verified by the user study, the quality of the generated videos is better than that in existing datasets. faceshifter [18] is a fake video dataset based on face swapping technology, which consists of two networks, aeinet and hear-net. aei-net produces preliminary face swapping results, while hear-net refines this output. it contains 1000 real videos and 1000 fake videos. these fake videos are generated by face swapping technique and have high visual quality and deception. the faceshifter dataset covers people of multiple races, genders, and ages, as well as multiple expressions, poses, and lighting conditions, which provides important data support for studying the application of faceshifter technology in forgery video detection. biodeepav [19] is a multimodal benchmark dataset to evaluate the performance of deepfake detectors in the face of unknown generators. contains over 1600 deepfake videos, and the videos are generated using four state-of-the-art methods specifically for video synthesis. the dataset covers multiple identities and expressions, sampling real videos from hdtf and talkinghead-1kh datasets, and using face images from sources such as realvisxl, laion-face and hdtf, as well as english dialects, hdtf datasets. to ensure the effectiveness of the amount of experimental data, 1000 real and fake videos are randomly selected for the above five data sets, and 32 frames are selected at equal intervals. among them, celeb-dfv2 selects 590 real videos and divides the training set and the test set with the ratio of 7:3. the training set of each dataset contains 22,400 real video frame images and 22,400 fake video frame images. the test set contains 9600 real video frame images and 9600 fake video frame images, and the experimental data has 320,000 face images. 4.2. evaluation metrics and experimental setup the selected evaluation metrics in the experiment are accuracy (acc) and area under the curve (auc) as the key metrics to evaluate the performance of the model, and the specific calculation formulas of these two-evaluation metrics have been elaborated in the third chapter of the report. acc measures how well the model classifies the positive and negative samples, while auc measures how well the model classifies the positive and negative samples. 58 fig 5. examples of datasets used for experiments the learning rate determines the step size at which the model updates the weights during the optimization process. an appropriate learning rate can speed up the convergence of the model while avoiding oscillations or overstepping the optimal solution during the training process. in this experiment, we set the learning rate to 0.001, which is a starting value that is often used in practice. the batch size defines the number of samples used in each training iteration. a large batch size can reduce the variance in the training process and improve the efficiency of memory utilization, but it may reduce the generalization ability of the model. a smaller batch size may increase the training noise, but it helps the model capture more feature details. in this experiment, we chose 128 as the value of batch size. the number of epochs represents the number of times the model iterates over the entire training set. a sufficient number of iterations ensures that the model sufficiently learns the patterns in the training data, but too many iterations may cause the model to overfit. in the experiments, we set the number of iterations as 30, which is an empirically based choice designed to balance training time and model performance. the optimizer determines the strategy for updating the model weights. in this experiment, we adopted the adam optimization algorithm because it combines the momentum method and the first moment estimation of the gradient, which is generally able to provide good performance in a variety of different optimization problems. in addition, to mitigate the possible overfitting of the model, we employ dropout technique. by randomly dropping a part of the neurons in the network during training, dropout effectively reduces the dependence of the model on specific training samples, thereby improving the generalization ability of the model. in this experiment, we apply dropout appropriately to ensure that the model can maintain good prediction performance even on unseen data. with these meticulous hyperparameter tuning and policy application, we expect to be able to train a model that is both accurate and robust. table 1. setting of experimental hyperparameters parameter value learning rate 0.001 batch size 128 epochs 30 optimizer adam dropout 0.5 4.3. ablation experiment in order to analyze the gain of different network modules for model checking, ablation experiments are carried out for verification. firstly, the baseline models mvit and mvit_r are used as the baseline, and then the asff adaptive module is introduced in the spatial domain and the fecam frequency enhancement module is introduced in the frequency domain to discuss the gain of each part on the accuracy, and the influence of different frameworks is explored. keep the parameters and other conditions consistent for each experiment. the model was trained and tested on the ff++, celeb-dfv2 and biodeepav datasets respectively, and acc (video level) was used as the evaluation index. the final experimental results are shown in the table. as can be seen from the table, the accuracy of detection generally keeps increasing with the combination of modules. whether mvit or mvit_r is used as the skeleton, their detection accuracy is generally improved after adding different modules. this indicates that the module of this chapter is effective for enhancing the accuracy of forgery detection. on the mvit architecture, after adding the asff module, the accuracy on deepfakes dataset is improved from 90.94% to 91.55%, and faceswap is improved from 90.29% to 91.82%. the accuracy on celeb-dfv2 and biodeepav datasets is improved from 92.19% to 95.98% and 75.92% to 77.73%, respectively. when the fecam module is added alone, the accuracy on deepfakes dataset is significantly improved to 95.46%, faceswap is improved from 92.32% to 94.19%, and the accuracy on celeb-dfv2 and biodeepav datasets is improved to 95.89% and 80.78%, respectively. for 59 the mvit_r architecture acting on modules alone, we can observe a similar trend. it is particularly worth noting that when the mvit_r skeleton combines the two modules asff and fecam, the accuracy on deepfakes, faceswap and celeb-dfv2 datasets reaches the highest 97.89%, 98.11% and 96.23%. the accuracy on biodeepav dataset reaches 83.89%. this indicates that the fusion of multiple modules can produce a synergistic effect to achieve better detection performance. table 2. ablation experiment result method deepfakes faceswap celeb-dfv2 biodeepav mvit mvit_r asff fecam acc acc acc acc √ 90.94% 90.29% 92.19% 75.92% √ √ 91.55% 92.32% 95.98% 77.73% √ √ 95.46% 94.19% 95.89% 80.78% √ √ √ 97.32% 96.88% 96.02% 84.63% √ 93.54% 93.86% 91.26% 77.05% √ √ 91.25% 94.28% 94.23% 79.91% √ √ 96.46% 96.48% 95.51% 78.59% √ √ √ 97.89% 98.11% 96.23% 83.89% the results show that mvit and mvit_r, as two different frameworks, can significantly improve the detection accuracy of deepfake videos after combining asff and fecam modules. 4.4. cross compression experiment most of the existing deepfake detection models are trained on finely constructed high-quality datasets. however, in practical applications, fake face videos are often compressed in the process of generation and dissemination on social media. this process will lead to the loss of a large number of details during the coding and compression of the image, making the forged traces become unclear. therefore, when these models trained on high-quality datasets are applied to detect low-quality data, their accuracy often degrades significantly. cross-compression ratio test is a challenge often encountered in practical detection environments, and it is also a key indicator to test the generalization ability of the algorithm. to evaluate the performance of our model in dealing with compression, we conduct a series of crosscompression experiments and compare it with the state of the art deepfake detection techniques. in terms of experimental data selection, we chose to train the model on the high-quality c23 compression rate ff++ dataset. the trained model is used to test deepfakes (df), faceswap (fs), face2face (f2f) and neuraltextures (nt) on the ff++ dataset with low quality c40 compression rate. in this section, the video-level accuracy acc is used as the standard to measure the performance, and the specific experimental results are shown in table 3. table 3. results of the cross-compression experiment[20] pretrain on ff++ c23 model df (c40) fs(c40) f2f(c40) nt(c40) avg xception 63.60% 55.83% 50.05% 55.22% 56.18% nguyen 67.46% 54.23% 55.90% 53.85% 57.86% mesonet 78.39% 59.89% 69.47% 53.94% 65.42% cn-rn 71.97% 52.29% 50.26% 51.50% 56.51% 3d-cnn 79.99% 54.65% 69.69% 59.33% 65.92% crossv 63.50% 67.53% 50.85% 66.24% 62.03% madd 88.96% 83.88% 62.04% 52.87% 71.94% sfdt 93.47% 86.01% 75.11% 63.68% 79.57% according to the data in the table, the sfdt method has shown significant advantages in cross-compression (c23-c40) detection experiments, and its accuracy has been greatly improved in four different ff++ datasets. compared with other methods in the table, sfdt achieves 93.47%, 86.01%, and 75.11% cross-compression accuracy on deepfakes, faceswap, and face2face, respectively, which are the highest values. compared with the second-best method madd, sfdt improves the first three tasks by 4.51 percentage points, 2.13 percentage points, and 13.07 percentage points, respectively. on average, sfdt achieves an average improvement of 8.52 percentage points on the four tasks. this result shows that sfdt has higher cross-compression detection performance when dealing with different types of deepfake technologies, benefiting from the blessing of fusing spatial-frequency domain features. 4.5. robustness experiments since deepfake videos can be easily modified on various media platforms, and deepfake detectors are highly vulnerable to interference from adversarial attacks (deepfake detection adversarial robustness enhancement algorithm), therefore, the robustness of the model is detected by adding saturation, contrast, noise, blur, pixel and so on to the deepfakes fake video data set in f++. these jamming methods can effectively simulate the natural interference or human damage that face forgery images may encounter in real detection scenarios. the corresponding interference visualization used in the experiment is shown in the figure: in order to deeply verify the advantages of the proposed algorithm in this chapter in terms of robustness, this section designs a comparison experiment with the robustness test of mainstream algorithms. in view of the fact that previous deepfake research has paid relatively little attention to robustness testing and lacks comparable data, this chapter selected mainstream face forgery detection models, including xception, facexray, lipforensics, caddm, laa-net, as the comparison object. these models are pre-trained on a standard dataset of deepfakes and subsequently evaluated for 60 performance on perturbed data. in this chapter, acc (video level) is used as the evaluation index in the performance test on the standard data fig 6. disturbance visualization table 4. robustness experiments result[21] method fake saturation contrast noise blur pixel xception ✓ 99.31% 98.62% 53.85% 60.22% 74.27% facexray ✓ 97.62% 88.55% 49.83% 63.86% 88.62% lipforensics ✓ 99.92% 99.61% 73.89% 96.14% 95.63% caddm ✓ 99.63% 99.86% 87.41% 99.03% 98.86% laa-net ✓ 99.95% 99.92% 53.96% 98.22% 99.81% sfdt ✓ 99.97% 99.87% 89.27% 98.48% 99.91% compared with other algorithms, the color-related changes such as saturation and contrast have little impact on the overall detection results, and the proposed sfdt algorithm achieves 99.9% and 99.8% accuracy. compared with caddm method, it improves the noise processing by 1.8%. it achieves 98.4% accuracy in fuzzy processing, which still has room for improvement compared with the mainstream algorithms. the pixel perturbation has a weak impact on the detection as a whole, and the proposed method achieves an accuracy of 99.9%, which proves that the method in this chapter has certain advantages in the robustness test of forged videos. 4.6. visual analysis in order to visually show how the proposed detection model makes decisions, this chapter visualizes the classification results of the input face image by the detection model and the final feature vector input to the classifier, revealing the basis for the detection model to determine the truth or falsehood. this is exactly the face region that the detection model focuses on when processing the input samples, and it is also the region that the model thinks may have deepfake traces. in this chapter, the model visualization analysis is carried out by grad cam[22]. celebdf-v2 has superior forgery methods compared with other datasets. it uses advanced generative adversarial network (gan) technology to generate high-quality fake videos covering multiple well-known public figures, which ensures the diversity and representation of the dataset and is more difficult to be detected by the naked eyes. therefore, the forged data in the celebdf-v2 dataset are selected for testing. by showing the activation of different channels downstream of the model, we can observe that the model smooths the skin texture, and pays more attention to the key edge parts of the face downstream, revealing possible regions of forgery traces. as shown in figure 7: fig 7. activation map visualization downstream of the model 61 grad cam is usually used to explain the partial feature contribution of a single instance, and it can show the contribution of the features in the space to the prediction of the current sample through the heat map. with this partial visualization, it's possible to see at a glance which features play a key role in individual predictions. fig 8. falsified data with sfdt area of concern visualization as can be observed from the figure, for different samples, the sfdt detection model proposed in this chapter accurately focuses on the fake facial regions, such as the lower jaw, the forehead, the nose, the border after the face change, etc. it is easy to see that the forgery regions focused on by the proposed model in deepfake detection are more detailed and accurate, and can almost perfectly correspond to the information abnormal regions in the input samples. the visual experimental results fully prove the reliability and persuadability of the detection model. 5. conclusion in this paper, to enhance the robustness of deepfake detection model, this paper proposes a detection algorithm that fuses spatial-frequency domain features. the algorithm combines spatial domain and frequency domain information to improve the detection effect of cross-compression and antiinterference. firstly, this paper expounds the research motivation of the algorithm, and describes the overall process of the model, the spatial domain feature extraction part, the frequency domain information extraction part, and the cmf feature fusion module in detail in the overall algorithm architecture. through a series of experiments to verify 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[22] selvaraju r r, cogswell m, das a, et al. grad-cam: visual explanations from deep networks via gradient-based localization[c]//proceedings of the ieee international conference on computer vision. 2017: 618-626. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 39 industrial material liquid level control system based on plc yating wei 1, lulu yang 2, jiajia zhou 3, rongchao wen 3, xiangjiao chen 1, xiong jin 1, zhiyang ye 4 1 wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou zhejiang 325000, china 2 shaoxing shangyu district power supply corporation, shaoxing zhejiang 312000, china 3 taizhou power supply corporation, taizhou zhejiang 225300, china 4 wenzhou ochang misawa medical technology company, wenzhou zhejiang 325000, china abstract: according to the requirements of an enterprise for liquid level control of glycerine, this paper changes the traditional liquid level control mode to plc control, improves the reliability, safety and visualization of the whole working process, makes the transmission control system has strong function and high reliability, and can be applied to the industrial field when combined with hardware. based on the configuration software mcgs and plc simulation industrial material level control, through fx5ua/d acquisition signal to change the liquid level in each tank, so that the industrial material level control simulation can be carried out. in addition, the control mode can be changed through the touch screen or the button on the mcgs engineering interface to achieve different controls, and the configuration screen can monitor most of the functions of the control system. keywords: mcgs; plc; liquid level control; a/d. 1. introduction the liquid level control system is indispensable in the general industry, and the control of the level element is required in the water storage tank and sewage treatment plant. using the liquid level control system to maintain the level height automatically, the staff can easily know the water storage status of the entire equipment in the operation room, greatly reducing the risk of the staff's work, and improving the efficiency and simplicity of the work [1-4]. with plc and mcgs configuration software as the unit, it can be composed of various industrial control systems from simple to complex. in addition to the traditional pid control system, with the development of intelligent instruments and plc, intelligent control systems have also been applied in recent years [5-6]. driven by the development of automatic control theory and design methods, foreign level control systems have developed rapidly, the united states, germany, japan and other technology leading countries, the production and development of a series of excellent performance, practical level controller and instrument, and should be widely used in various fields of production and life. these advanced controllers can not only realize the control of the liquid level control system in various complex environments, but also use advanced algorithms, adaptive control, self-tuning control, fuzzy control, artificial intelligence and computer technology, so that the scope of application of the liquid level controller is more extensive. 2. general design of system the glycerol ester supply system has four liquid storage tanks, of which the south tank and the north tank are in the low position, the system 1 tank and system 2 tank are in the high position. the feed pump delivers material to the lower tank. the high level liquid pump transfers the material from the low level tank to the high level tank. the feed pump delivers material to the lower tank. the high level liquid pump transfers the material from the low level tank to the high level tank. after the material is transported to the high tank, because of the gravity of the liquid, the material can be sent to the workshop. as shown in the picture below: figure 1. system composition the control of the industrial material liquid level control system is mainly the liquid level control of high and low tanks. the principle of control is "the low level starts to increase the feeding, and the high level is stopped." (1) low-position liquid pumping process when the liquid supply pump adds liquid to the south/north tank, the liquid supply pump only works in the "manual" control mode, but when the liquid level reaches the up limit or upper limit, the liquid supply pump only works in the "manual" control mode, but when the liquid level reaches the upper limit or upper limit, the system automatically turns off 40 the liquid inlet switch of the south/north tank. take the southern tank as an example, the operation process of adding liquid to the low tank is as follows: step 1: manually open the liquid supply pump. step 2: click the south/north switch tank button to make the text box of the south tank appear (to indicate that the south tank is in operation) and the south/north switch button will display the font of the south tank. after the liquid supply pump is started, when the liquid level of the south tank is less than or equal to the lower limit level, the switch handle of the liquid inlet switch of the south tank will automatically turn green. after the liquid pump and the south tank inlet switch are opened, the liquid is added to the south tank. when the liquid level of the south tank reaches the upper limit of the liquid level, the liquid inlet switch of the south tank will automatically close, and the south tank will stop adding liquid. step 3: after filling, turn off the liquid pump switch and the liquid inlet switch of the south tank. step 4: the liquid feeding method of the north tank is the same as that of the south tank. just click the "south/north tank switch" button to switch to the north tank position. (2) high-position liquid pumping process the high level liquid supply pump adds liquid to the system 1/2 tank. the high level liquid supply pump works only when the south/north tank outlet switch is on and the system 1/2 tank inlet switch is on. however, the system automatically turns off the system 1/2 inlet switch when the liquid level reaches the upper limit or upper limit. taking system 1 tank as an example, the procedure for adding liquid to system 1 tank is as follows: step 1: when the liquid level of the south/north tank reaches the upper limit and the liquid level of the system 1 tank is less than or equal to the lower limit, the liquid outlet switch of the south/north tank and the liquid inlet switch of the system 1 tank are opened, and the high liquid delivery pump starts to feed the liquid. step 2: click the system 1/2 tank switch button to make the system 1 tank text box display (to indicate that system 1 tank is running) and the system 1/2 switch button will display the word system 1; when the liquid discharge switch of the south tank is opened, when the liquid level of system 1 tank is less than or equal to the lower limit liquid level, the switch handle of the liquid intake switch of system 1 tank will automatically turn green and start to add liquid to system 1 tank; when the liquid level of system 1 tank reaches the upper limit of the liquid level, the liquid inlet switch of the south tank will automatically close, and the south tank will stop adding liquid. step 3: after filling the liquid, turn off the high liquid pump, the liquid inlet switch of system 1 tank, and the liquid outlet switch of south/north tank. the liquid feeding method of system 2 tank is the same as that of system 1 tank, as long as the "system 1/2 switch" button is switched to the position of system 2 tank. 3. the application value of traditional embroidery in modern fashion design traditional embroidery art still has wide application value in contemporary fashion design. for modern fashion design, it still has a very strong sound. first of all, we need to break the integrity of the design. traditional embroidery art is often lack of abstractness, and the pattern image is very complete, but it has the characteristics of rigidity. it is not conducive to the long-term promotion of traditional ideas, and modern fashion design in the process of integration must break through the limitations of traditional embroidery, the integrity of the continuous to be broken, in order to innovate. for fashion designers, we can divide the patterns properly and pick up the relevant composition methods to make them more in line with modern people's clothing aesthetics. for example, when designing a dress, you can combine embroidery art to form a hollow way, so as to decorate the waist line and make the design effect of the whole curve more prominent. the second is to strengthen the aesthetic level of clothes and make them more in line with people's understanding of beauty. traditional embroidery art is rooted in traditional culture, so the pattern is very exquisite and meticulous, which makes embroidery art unique and coquettish. it can enhance the aesthetic feeling of modern fashion design, so as to optimize contemporary fashion design. at present, many designers will actively try embroidery techniques in the process of design, so as to enhance the artistic value of clothing design, and even properly use embroidery techniques in foreign high-definition clothing, so as to further improve the quality of clothing. 4. hardware design of control system (1) plc fx5u is a new generation of small plc cpu module of mitsubishi melsec iq-f family. it integrates digital input/output channel, analog input/output channel, large network communication interface, rs485 communication interface, support high-speed counter and high-speed pulse output, support external io module display, support sd card and other functions. it's very powerful. according to the practical application of this design, we choose fx5u-64m. figure 2. fx5u-64m (2) a/d module the function of the analog input is to convert the analog signal of the industrial field standard into the digital signal that the plc can process. the analog quantity generally requires sensors, transmitters and other components to convert the analog quantity into a standard electrical signal, and the general standard current signal is 4 ~ 20ma, 0 ~ 20ma; the standard voltage signal is 0 ~ 10v, 0 ~ 5v or -10 ~ +10v. the cpu module of mitsubishi fx5u itself integrates two 41 analog inputs and one analog output channel, and its signal type is 0~10v voltage signal. if you need to connect the analog current signal sensor in the project or the analog channel of the cpu module itself is not enough, you can use the extended analog module. figure 3. fx5-4ad-adp (3) non-contact liquid level detector considering the manufacturer's transformation requirements (non-contact type) and the system itself has certain acid resistance requirements, the anti-corruption type ultrasonic level transmitter is selected, and yezon company's model is py233 integrated ultrasonic level meter. intelligent integrated non-contact continuous level measuring instrument, suitable for various process control systems. integrated instrument for non-contact continuous level measurement of liquid and measurable solid materials. liquid measuring range 5m. figure 4. integrated ultrasonic level meter (4) touch screen tpc7062tx is a set of embedded integrated touch screen with a cortex-a8 cpu as the core (600mhz main frequency). the product design uses a 7-inch high-brightness tft lcd display (resolution 800×480) and a four-wire resistive touch screen (resolution 4096×4096). at the same time, mcgs embedded configuration software (running version) is preinstalled, with powerful image display and data processing functions. figure 5. touch screen 5. software design (1) mcgs configuration software design mcgs (monitor and control generated system, general monitoring system) is a microsoft based, used to quickly construct and generate the host computer monitoring system configuration software system. mcgs provides users with a complete solution and development platform to solve practical engineering problems, which can complete on-site data acquisition, real-time and historical data processing, alarm and security mechanism, process control, animation display, trend curve and report output, and enterprise monitoring network functions. the structure of the user application system generated by mcgs embedded version is composed of five parts: master window, device window, user window, real-time database and operation strategy. configuration required variable distribution is shown in the following table 1. mcgs embedded version is composed of five parts, including master window, device window, user window, realtime database and operation strategy. the main page of the user is shown as follows fig 6. (2) plc program the system 1/2 tank liquid level signal is realized by the plc analog triangle wave output program. the system is designed to change time by 80s, so the time relay t0 is used in the program as the main part of the simulation of triangular waves. when t0 is less than 4000, the multiplication command mul is used to put the result of t0 multiplied by 1 into d10. at this time, the range of numbers in d10 will gradually increase from 0 to 4000, which simulates the rising part of the triangular wave; when... when t0 is equal to 4000, use the multiplication command mul to put the result of t0 multiplied by 1 into d12, and then use the subtraction command sub to put the result of 1 times 8000 minus d12 into d10. at this time, the range of numbers in d10 will be gradually reduced from 4000 to 0, which simulates the descending part of the triangle wave. plc simulated triangular wave output program is shown below fig 7: 42 table 1. auxiliary register variable list auxiliary register data object function description m0 north/south tank switch button south/north tank switch m1 system 1/2 tank switch button system 1/2 tank switch m11 south tank liquid inlet switch control liquid flowing into the south tank m12 north tank liquid inlet switch control liquid flowing into the north tank m13 system1 tank liquid inlet switch control liquid flowing into the system1 tank m14 system2 tank liquid inlet switch control liquid flowing into the system2 tank m15 south tank liquid outflow switch control liquid flowing out of the south tank m16 north tank liquid outflow switch control liquid flowing out of the north tank m17 system1 tank liquid outflow switch control liquid flowing out of the system1 tank m18 system2 tank liquid outflow switch control liquid flowing out of the system2 tank y11 the liquid level of the south tank reaches the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the south tank reaches the lower limit y12 the liquid level of the south tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the south tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit y13 the liquid level of the south tank reaches the upper limit indicates that the liquid level of the south tank reaches the upper limit y14 the liquid level of the north tankreaches the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the north tank reaches the lower limit y15 the liquid level of the north tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the north tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit y16 the liquid level of the north tank reaches the upper limit indicates that the liquid level of the north tank reaches the upper limit y21 the liquid level of the system1 tank reaches the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the system1 reaches the lower limit y22 the liquid level of the system1 tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the system1 tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit y23 the liquid level of the system1 tank reaches the upper limit indicates that the liquid level of the system1 tank reaches the upper limit y24 the liquid level of the system2 tank reaches the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the system2 tank reaches the lower limit y25 the liquid level of the system2 tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit indicates that the liquid level of the system2 tank is between the upper limit and the lower limit y26 the liquid level of the system2 tank reaches the upper limit indicates that the liquid level of the system2 tank reaches the upper limit table 2. list of data register variables data register data object function description d20 upper limit of liquid level save the setting value of the upper limit of the liquid level. when the system starts, the plc is transmitted to mcgs d21 up limit of liquid level save the setting value of the up limit of the liquid level. when the system starts, the plc is transmitted to mcgs d22 low limit of liquid level save the setting value of the low limit of the liquid level. when the system starts, the plc is transmitted to mcgs d23 lower limit of liquid level save the setting value of the lower limit of the liquid level. when the system starts, the plc is transmitted to mcgs d14 south tank liquid level value input liquid level of south tank signal input d15 south tank liquid level display liquid level value of south tank d24 system1 tank liquid level value input liquid level of system1 tank signal input d25 system1 tank liquid level display liquid level value of system1 tank d34 north tank liquid level value input liquid level of south tank signal input d35 north tank liquid level display liquid level value of north tank d44 system2 tank liquid level value input liquid level of system2 tank signal input d45 system2 tank liquid level display liquid level value of system2 tank 43 figure 6. mcgs user window figure 7. triangular wave program plc built-in analog input program is composed of transfer instruction mov and division instruction div. take the south tank analog input program as an example: when the normally closed contact m0 is on, the data in the analog input channel sd6020 is transmitted to d14. since the upper limit of the liquid tank level is 100, and the maximum value of the analog input is 4000, the d14 is divided by 40 using the division command and the data is transmitted to the south tank level d15. the input program of a/d module is as follows: figure 8. plc analog input program 6. experimental results and analysis (1) alarm threshold setting click the "alarm threshold value" button on the main page, you can jump to the "alarm threshold value" window, the interface displays, the user to set the liquid level threshold according to needs, as shown below: figure 9. alarm threshold setting (2) liquid level control take south tank and system 1 tanks as an example. when the liquid level of the south tank is lower than the lower limit, turn on the liquid pump switch to add liquid to the south tank, and the low limit alarm lamp of the south tank (ngxx) as well as the lower limit alarm lamp of the south tank (ngxxx) turn red. when the liquid level of system 1 tank is greater than the upper limit, the liquid supply switch of system 1 tank will automatically be closed to stop the liquid filling, and the up limit alarm light of system 1 as well as the upper limit alarm light of system 1tank (xt1ssx) will turn red. figure 10. south tank and system 1 tank liquid level control take south tank and system 2 tank as an example. when the liquid level of system 2 tank is greater than the upper limit, the liquid inlet switch of system 2 and the liquid outlet pump of system 2 are automatically turned off, and the up limit alarm lamp of system 2 (xt2sx) as well as the upper limit alarm lamp of system 2 (xt2ssx) turn red. 44 figure 11. south tank and system 2 tank liquid level control (3) data query click the "history list" button on the main page, you can jump to the "data query" window, you can query the historical data and real-time data of different tank level as shown below: figure 12. data query the experimental results show that when the south tank adds liquid to the system 1/2 tank, the liquid level of the system 1/2 tank is lower than the lower limit under normal circumstances, and the system 1/2 tank inlet switch can be opened when the lower limit is reached. in the manual case, the high level liquid pump needs to manually open the button to make it feed liquid to the system 1/2 tank. when the liquid level alarm, the light on the left side of the main page will turn red and issue a warning; in the "alarm browse" interface can see the alarm record; on the report output page, you can view historical and real-time records. the design was completed flawlessly. 7. conclusion in the process of system design and implementation, we make full use of the 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[6] zhou zhaosong. research on design and development principle and practical application of mitsubishi fx series plc [j]. science and technology innovation herald, 2019(22) : 75-76. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 16 graph neural network graph embedding optimization method for vascular stress prediction xin yu, mohan zhang, jiayao li, xinrui wang, shumin jin, qian li huabei university of technology, tangshan, hebei, 063200, china abstract: this study focuses on the accurate prediction of vascular stress by using graph neural network, and innovatively proposes a graph embedding method adapted to vascular structure. by comparing with the traditional finite element vertex diagram representation, and deeply analyzing various key factors affecting vascular stress, the efficiency and accuracy of this method are fully verified, which provides potential technical support for vascular mechanics research and related disease diagnosis. in biomedical engineering, vascular stress analysis is very important for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. although the traditional finite element analysis is accurate, it has high calculation cost and poor adaptability in the face of complex vascular geometry, material nonlinearity and diverse loads. in this study, an innovative vascular graph embedding method is proposed, and different segments of blood vessels are regarded as vertices to build models, which effectively reduces complexity. graphsage algorithm is used to predict stress, and compared with the traditional finite element vertex graph representation, research is carried out. comprehensively consider the geometric changes of blood vessels, curvature, uneven pipe diameter and branch structure; simulating the nonlinearity of materials under physiological and pathological conditions; set boundary conditions such as vascular end fixation, elastic support and freedom; covers uniform, concentrated and dynamic blood flow loads. experiments show that the new method has obvious advantages, the memory occupation of gpu is reduced to about 2%, and the training time is reduced to 4%. its graphsage model is accurate in stress prediction, and the average accuracy of the maximum von mises stress is 92.3%. this achievement shows the potential of graph neural network and new graph embedding method in vascular stress analysis, which can provide key support for the research and treatment of vascular diseases and strongly promote the development of biomechanics and medical engineering. keywords: graph neural network; prediction of vascular stress; graph embedding; reduced order model. 1. introduction blood vessels play a core role in human physiological functions, and their mechanical properties are closely related to the occurrence and development of cardiovascular diseases. accurate prediction of vascular stress distribution is of great significance for deeply understanding the physiological and pathological process of blood vessels and optimizing the diagnosis and treatment strategy of cardiovascular diseases. finite element analysis, the traditional method of vascular stress analysis, can provide accurate results, but when dealing with complex vascular models and large-scale data, it faces difficulties such as soaring calculation cost and low calculation efficiency. with the rapid development of machine learning technology, especially graph neural network, it is possible to construct an efficient reduced-order model for vascular stress prediction, which is also the core goal of this study. 2. the graph neural network foundation 2.1. figure neural network principle graph neural network, as a neural network architecture specialized in processing graph structure data, is essentially different from convolutional neural network commonly used in regular grid data processing. in the framework of graph neural network, graph is defined as g= (v, e, a), where v is a set of vertices, representing the key structural units or characteristic points of blood vessels; e is an edge set connecting vertices, which reflects the relationship between structural units; a is the adjacency matrix, which is used to accurately describe the topological structure of the graph. for vertices vi and vj, edge eij=(vi, vj) indicates the connection relationship between them. in an undirected graph, eij is equivalent to eji and aij=aji. at the same time, each vertex is accompanied by an input feature rn×d, where d is the input feature dimension of each vertex, covering key information such as vascular wall thickness, elastic modulus and vascular radius.[1] 2.2. graph volume product operation mechanism in the aspect of graph convolution operation, there are two main types: graph method and graph space method. the atlas method constructs the graph volume product with the help of the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of laplacian matrix, such as spectral cnn and chebyshev spectral cnn, etc. however, when dealing with large-scale graph data, the memory overhead of this method is too large, which limits its application scope. graph space method realizes convolution operation, original graph neural network, graph sampling and aggregation, graph isomorphism network and so on based on the spatial proximity relationship between vertices and their adjacent vertices. graphsage network is selected in this study, which follows the framework of message-passing neural network and iteratively optimizes vertex features through three closely connected stages: aggregation, propagation and update. specifically, in the aggregation stage, vertices use differentiable and permutation invariant functions to collect information from neighboring vertices; in the propagation stage, the aggregated information is organically integrated with the inherent characteristics of vertices to generate a brand-new feature representation; in the 17 updating stage, the vertex embedding is updated with the help of differentiable functions. update vertex embedding. [2] in this study, "sum" is selected as the aggregation function, and the corresponding graphsage operator is defined as, where hvl-1 and hlv represent the embedding of vertex v in l-1 layer and l layer respectively, wl is the trainable parameter of the current layer, message propagation is realized by vector splicing, and message update adopts tanh activation function. , among h 。 2.3. loss function and superparameter setting in this study, the mean square error is used as the loss function, and its expression is, where n is the total number of data points, and yi and yi respectively represent the true value and predicted value of the ith data point. through the quasirandom search strategy, the hyperparameters of the model are finely adjusted, and the number of hidden layers is determined to be 32, the number of hidden neurons in each layer is 64, the activation function is tanh, the optimizer is adam, the learning rate is set to 0.02, the batch size is 512, and the l2 regularization factor is le-4, and these hyperparameters are kept constant throughout the study. , among n total number of data points, y respectively representing the true value and the predicted value of the ith data point. through the quasirandom search strategy, the super parameters of the model are finely adjusted, and the number of hidden layers is determined to be 32, the number of hidden neurons in each layer is 64, the activation function is tanh, the optimizer is adam, the learning rate is set to 0.02, the batch size is 512, and the l2 regularization factor is. 3. the graph embedding method of blood vessels 3.1. disadvantages of traditional finite element vertex graph representation the traditional finite element vertex graph represents that in vascular modeling, each finite element is mapped to a vertex, and the connections between elements correspond to edges. however, with the refinement of the vascular model, the scale of the graph will expand rapidly. theoretically, it is assumed that the gnn architecture is fixed (the depth is l, and the embedding size of the i-layer converted graph is fi), and the average neighbor number k of vertices in graphs of different scales is roughly the same, and the time complexity of feature transformation and aggregation operations occupies a dominant position in the overall computational complexity. at this time, the time complexity of feature transformation is, the time complexity of aggregation operation is, and the total training complexity can be obtained by combining the two, which is further simplified as. it can be seen that the training time complexity is linearly and positively correlated with the number of vertices n of the graph, which will inevitably lead to an exponential increase in the demand for computing resources, which seriously limits its feasibility in practical applications. the time complexity of aggregation operation is combining them, the total training complexity is .it can be seen that the training time complexity is linearly and positively correlated with the number of vertices n of the graph, which will inevitably lead to an exponential increase in the demand for computing resources, which seriously limits its feasibility in practical applications. 3.2. the embedding method of vascular map proposed in this paper in order to overcome the limitations of traditional methods, this study proposes a brand-new strategy for embedding vascular maps. the blood vessels are divided into several key structural units, and the branch points of blood vessels and the connection points of different elastic modulus areas are the vertices in the diagram. each vertex not only contains its own geometric information, including the length, diameter and wall thickness of the local vascular segment, but also includes biomechanical information, elastic coefficient, poisson's ratio, hemodynamic information, local blood flow velocity and pressure. in this way, compared with the traditional method, the number of vertices is effectively reduced and the complexity of the graph is greatly reduced. in the process of graph construction, the connection relations between structural units are accurately encoded by adjacency matrix, but these connection relations are not directly reflected in the input embedding of vertices, thus further optimizing the efficiency of data storage and calculation. for stress prediction, the detailed structure and mechanical information of blood vessels are obtained by means of high-precision medical imaging technology and computational fluid dynamics simulation, and the advanced data processing algorithm is used to convert it into unified input data to meet the input requirements of gnn model and ensure that the model can accurately learn the stress distribution law of blood vessels. 4. data preparation 4.1. parameter setting of vascular models in this study, the common blood vessels in human body, such as coronary artery and carotid artery, are selected as the research objects. the length of blood vessels is set according to the actual physiological situation, with the diameter ranging from 2 to 10 mm and the thickness of blood vessel wall fluctuating from 0.1 to 1 mm. considering the changes of blood vessels in different physiological states, the elastic modulus is set between 0.1 and 10 mpa, and poisson's ratio is between 0.4 and 0.5. at the same time, in order to simulate the real vascular environment, different degrees of vascular stenosis are introduced, among which the degree of stenosis is between 0-70%, the blood vessel is curved, the bending radius is between 5-50mm, the blood flow velocity changes, and the flow velocity is between 0.1-1m/s, which     1 1l l l l v v uu n vh w h sum h      2 1 1 n i i i mse y y n          iy  1 1 l i i i o n f f         1 l i i o n k f         1 1 1 l l i i i i i o n f f o n k f                      1 2o n c c  18 comprehensively covers the physiological and pathological characteristics of blood vessels. 4.2. experimental case design in order to explore the influence of various factors on vascular stress prediction, a series of experimental cases were designed: a case study on the change of vascular geometric characteristics focus on the influence of vascular diameter change, keep other parameters, including vascular wall thickness, elastic modulus and blood flow velocity constant, gradually change the vascular diameter, and construct multiple data sets, each of which corresponds to a different diameter size, so as to analyze the internal relationship between vascular diameter change and stress distribution. focus on the study of the influence of blood vessel bending degree, fix other geometric and physical parameters of blood vessels, generate blood vessel model data sets with different bending degrees by adjusting the bending radius and bending angle of blood vessels, and then investigate the mechanism of bending on blood vessel stress. case of material property change this paper discusses the influence of the change of vascular elastic modulus, changes the elastic modulus of vascular wall under the premise of other conditions unchanged, simulates the change of vascular elasticity under different physiological and pathological conditions, and studies the correlation between elastic modulus and vascular stress distribution in the process of vascular hardening or softening. analyze the influence of the change of blood vessel wall thickness, keep the diameter, elastic modulus and other parameters of blood vessel stable, change the blood vessel wall thickness, and construct the corresponding data set to reveal the role of blood vessel wall thickness in stress distribution. cases of hemodynamic factors investigate the influence of blood flow velocity change, keep the vascular structure and material characteristics unchanged, set different blood flow velocity scenes, generate data sets, and study the dynamic relationship between blood flow velocity and vascular stress, as well as the difference of the influence of high-speed blood flow or low-speed blood flow on vascular wall stress. to study the comprehensive influence of vascular stenosis on hemodynamics and stress distribution, introduce stenosis lesions of different degrees and positions into blood vessels, and combine with the change of blood flow velocity to construct a complex data set to analyze the influence mechanism of blood flow disorder caused by stenosis on vascular wall stress. comprehensive case a comprehensive model evaluation is carried out, taking into account the changes of geometric characteristics, material characteristics and hemodynamic factors of blood vessels at the same time, and constructing a highly complex data set to simulate the complex state of real blood vessels in the physiological and pathological process, so as to test the prediction ability and stability of the model in complex environment. for each experimental case, an independent data set is carefully prepared and scientifically divided according to the proportion of 80% for training, 10% for verification and 10% for testing. the data set is generated with the help of advanced medical image processing software, computational fluid dynamics simulation software and biomechanical modeling tools, and the accuracy and reliability of the data are ensured through multi-modal data fusion and parametric modeling technology. in the process of data processing, the original data are strictly normalized and standardized to meet the input requirements of gnn model. at the same time, data enhancement technology is used to expand the data set and improve the generalization ability of the model. the training of gnn model is carried out efficiently on a computing platform equipped with high-performance gpu, using python programming language and deep learning framework. 5. results and discussion 5.1. impact of graph representation on gnn computing resources through a typical simplified blood vessel model test case, the embedding method of blood vessel diagram proposed in this study is compared with the traditional finite element vertex diagram representation. the experimental results show that the two methods have similar performance in predicting vascular stress distribution, but there is a world of difference in computing resource consumption. under the same graphsage architecture, hyperparameter setting and data set conditions, this research method only needs 0.3s to train each epoch, while the traditional finite element vertex graph representation takes up to 8s, which is about 27 times that of this research method. in terms of gpu memory occupation, this research method only needs 0.6gb when processing data of the same size, while the traditional method is as high as 25gb. this fully proves that the graph embedding method proposed in this study significantly improves the training efficiency and greatly reduces the dependence on computing resources, which makes it possible to realize large-scale vascular stress prediction on ordinary computing equipment and effectively expands the application scope of this technology. 5.2. prediction results of vascular stress under different factors influence of geometric characteristics of blood vessels according to the change of blood vessel diameter, the graphsage model using the graph embedding method in this study can accurately capture the change of stress distribution caused by the change of diameter. when the diameter of blood vessel increases from 4mm to 6mm, the model accurately predicts the distribution of stress in the circumferential and axial directions, and the prediction error in the high stress area of blood vessel inner wall is controlled within 5%, which is highly consistent with the actual physical law. the model also performs well in the case of vascular curvature. taking a curved branch of coronary artery as an example, when the bending radius is reduced from 20mm to 10mm, the model successfully predicts that the stress on the lateral vascular wall at the bending part increases significantly and the stress on the medial side decreases, and the stress change trend is consistent with the results of clinical research and theoretical analysis, and the prediction accuracy is over 95%. influence of material characteristic factors graphsage model effectively reflects the relationship between elastic modulus and stress when studying the changes of elastic modulus of blood vessels. when the elastic 19 modulus increases from 2mpa to 8mpa in the process of simulating vascular sclerosis, the model predicts that the stress of vascular wall will increase obviously under the same blood pressure, and the average error of stress prediction under different elastic modulus is about 6%. for the change of vascular wall thickness, the model can also accurately predict its influence on stress. when the thickness of carotid artery wall increases from 0.5mm to 0.8mm, the model correctly predicts that the stress of vascular wall decreases accordingly, especially in the high stress concentration area, the prediction results are highly consistent with the actual situation, and the prediction accuracy is over 94%. influence of hemodynamic factors when investigating the influence of blood flow velocity change, the model clearly shows the dynamic correlation between blood flow velocity and vascular stress. when the blood flow velocity increases from 0.3m/s to 0.8m/s, the model accurately predicts the increasing trend of shear stress and circumferential stress of blood vessel wall, and the stress prediction error at different flow velocities is controlled within 8% [3] in view of vascular stenosis, the model successfully captures the complex changes of stress in the stenosis site and its upstream and downstream vascular walls. if the coronary artery is stenotic, when the degree of stenosis reaches 50%, the model accurately predicts that the stress on the upstream blood vessel wall of the stenosis increases, while the stress on the downstream blood vessel wall decreases and complex eddy stress distribution appears, which is highly consistent with the hemodynamic theory and clinical observation results, and the prediction accuracy is over 92%. comprehensive factor influence considering various factors comprehensively, although the vascular model is extremely complex, the graphsage model can still maintain a high prediction accuracy. in the complex scene of simulating coronary atherosclerosis with vascular curvature and blood flow velocity changes, the prediction results of the model for stress distribution in vascular wall are in good agreement with the actual situation, and the prediction errors in high stress areas and areas with large stress gradient are controlled within 10%, which shows that the model has strong reliability and stability in dealing with complex vascular physiological and pathological conditions. 5.3. analysis and discussion of results through the in-depth analysis of the above experimental results, it can be seen that the embedding method of vascular graph based on graph neural network proposed in this study has obvious advantages in dealing with the problem of vascular stress prediction. compared with the high consumption of traditional methods, the high efficiency of this method provides the possibility for the rapid analysis of large-scale vascular models, which is helpful to promote the rapid transformation of vascular mechanics research from theory to clinical practice. in terms of prediction accuracy, the model can accurately capture the variation law of vascular stress whether it is a single factor change or a combination of multiple factors, which is due to its unique graph embedding design, which can effectively integrate multi-source information such as geometry, material and hemodynamics of blood vessels, so that the model can learn more comprehensive and in-depth representation of vascular mechanical characteristics. however, the study also found that the model still has some room for improvement in dealing with extremely complex vascular diseases and stress prediction under rare physiological conditions. the prediction error will increase slightly when simulating the rare cases of severe stenosis of multiple vessels with sharp changes in vascular wall elasticity. future research can further optimize the graph embedding method, introduce more complex network structure or multi-modal data fusion strategy, enhance the adaptability and generalization ability of the model to extreme situations, and combine more clinical data for training and verification to improve the application value of the model in actual clinical diagnosis and treatment decision. 6. conclusion and prospect in this study, an efficient graph embedding method for vascular stress prediction based on graph neural network is successfully 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healthy business development; enterprise profiling. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid development of modern society and economy, the deepening of the reform of the commercial system, the continuous optimization of the business environment in dongguan, the continuous stimulation of market vitality, the increasing convenience of enterprise registration, and the rapid growth of the number of enterprises. according to the data of dongguan statistical data public service platform released by dongguan bureau of statistics, as of 2021, the total number of registered industrial and commercial households in dongguan will be 1,463,400, with a total of 688,700 enterprises, including 36,500 domestic (non-private) enterprises and 635,800 domestic private enterprises. as well as 15,200 foreignfunded enterprises, enterprises have accounted for 47.07% of the city's market players, playing a significant role in promoting economic development and stable employment. with the rapid increase of the number of enterprises registered in the government system and the data generated in the business process, the quality of business development of enterprises has brought certain difficulties to the supervision, guidance and cultivation of government departments. in order to solve this problem, this paper studies a kind of enterprise profiling technology based on the processing and mining of enterprise government big data, comprehensively evaluates the quality of enterprise development, helps the government and the public better understand and supervise the health of enterprise operation, and provides reference for the innovation of enterprise profiling in the application of enterprise big data. 2. research on enterprise profiling technology the enterprise profiling technology based on government big data first needs to take the government big data collection involving enterprises as the data basis of enterprise profiling, and then according to the implementation path of big data key technologies, through data collection and pre-processing, data storage and management, data processing and analysis and data visualization, and finally realize the application of enterprise profiling technology. based on the original enterprise data obtained from the big data set of government affairs, big data technology is used to extract enterprise characteristics and label them, and an enterprise profiling indicator system is established, so as to sketch the business activities of enterprises. 2.1. data sources the enterprise data in the government big data collection mainly comes from the data registered and regularly updated by the relevant functional departments of the government in which enterprises carry out production and operation activities. as the main body of administrative control of service enterprises, government functional departments need to describe the management attributes of administrative items of enterprises. first, manage and register enterprise affairs through various management systems of government affairs, so as to better supervise and serve enterprises; the second is to regularly publicize publishable enterprise administrative supervision data to make enterprise information more authoritative, transparent and credible, such as the enterprise credit provided by the national enterprise credit information publicity system, which describes the various dimensions of enterprise attribute indicators from basic information, administrative licenses, administrative penalties, abnormal business lists and blacklists, etc. some provincial and municipal departments have also formed corporate public credit information reports based on such data. enterprise data are classified according to the theme of government data, mainly from the themes of economic construction, people's livelihood services, education technology, energy and environment. from the perspective of the management of the municipal functional departments, the enterprise data mainly belongs to the market supervision bureau, the tax bureau, the human resources and social security bureau, the commerce bureau, the water bureau, the science and technology bureau, the ecological environment bureau, the finance bureau, the industry and 73 information technology bureau and the development and reform commission and other departments, involving industry and commerce, taxation, social security, economic and trade, energy, science and technology, environmental protection and other enterprise data. at present, the municipal government network can directly obtain or apply for enterprise-related information on a monthly or annual basis through the municipal government sharing open platform. 2.2. big data critical technology realization path key technologies of big data were used to design the data architecture of the enterprise profiling studied, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. data architecture diagram of enterprise profiling technology based on government big data 2.2.1. data acquisition and preprocessing during data collection, according to the rules, regulations and methods of government data management, the enterprise data belonging to the functional departments of the enterprise are regularly exported through the government affairs sharing platform, such as enterprise registration information, shareholder information, annual report information and administrative penalty information of the market supervision bureau, enterprise tax information of the tax bureau, and enterprise employment and social security payment information of the social security bureau. bureau of commerce enterprise import and export data, etc. there are two ways to collect data, one is to export data in media such as csv, json and xml, and the other is to access data through authorized tokens in the way of data interface. the collected enterprise data is structured data, all of which are original data uploaded to the platform by functional departments according to the requirements of government affairs sharing. in this paper, enterprise data exported by conventional csv is used. in the pre-processing of enterprise data, it is mainly to clean the missing values and abnormal values of enterprise data, integrate, transform and standardize the data, and then divide and generate enterprise theme data according to functional departments, such as market supervision bureau, tax bureau, social security bureau, tax bureau and water bureau. 2.2.2. data storage and management in this stage, big data platforms hadoop and hbase are built to store and manage the pre-processed enterprise theme data, update the enterprise theme data regularly, flexibly design the storage of massive enterprise data, and store various types of enterprise data after system expansion. in addition, in the data processing and analysis stage, the enterprise label and configuration information knowledge base of the enterprise profiling can be stored and managed in this stage, such as the enterprise label stored in the mysql database. 2.2.3. data processing and analysis in enterprise profiling, the extraction of corporate features is one of the core contents of enterprise profiling technology. in order to describe the health of enterprise operation and establish the label of this enterprise profiling model, it is necessary to extract the relevant enterprise data features and classify them from the enterprise theme data that has been stored in the big data platform. the economic operation of an enterprise includes the basic information of the enterprise, finance, taxation and finance, people's livelihood services, energy utilization, scientific and technological research and development and credit report, etc. the basic information includes the enterprise name, registered capital, date of 74 establishment, company type, legal person, business term, company business scope, company address, registration place and time and other attributes; fiscal and tax finance includes personal tax arrears, annual tax payments and receipts and expenditures invoicing. as for the method of enterprise feature extraction, the attributes of enterprise data types are directly extracted, hidden attributes are extracted by statistical analysis, and attributes are extracted by distributed parallel programming model and computing framework spark combined with machine learning and data mining algorithms (k-means, lda, cnn, etc.) to realize the processing and analysis of enterprise massive data and feature extraction. based on the extracted enterprise features, considering the same classification situation, in order to reduce the overfitting problem caused by linear factors between features, the principal component analysis (pca) and other algorithms are used to reduce the feature dimension, and the enterprise features are labeled to establish the label system of enterprise profiling. finally, on the basis of the label system of enterprise profiling, according to the specific business objectives, the enterprise profiling model is constructed, such as the enterprise business health indicator model, to achieve the profiling of the enterprise business health. in the evaluation of business health, it is necessary to determine the weight coefficient of health indicators at all levels, conduct nondimensional data under the enterprise label, and finally calculate the health evaluation value according to the model and data. this paper uses the comprehensive evaluation method, based on the combination of entropy method and hierarchical analysis method, to analyze and determine the index weight coefficient. 2.2.4. application of data based on the enterprise profiling model, the enterprise data can be processed, analyzed and visualized, which can present the valuable information related to the enterprise operation and development. to realize the profiling of the business health status of the enterprise with the business health indicator model, various applications can be established to reflect the tax delinquency of the enterprise through the tax credit of the enterprise and whether there is credit risk; through the enterprise development index to understand whether the enterprise is stable in the production process; through the enterprise health index, we find out whether the enterprise's output value, employment and social security expenditure are healthy. through the enterprise innovation index to know whether the annual production and research and development investment expenditure is at a low level; these applications can greatly help functional departments to understand and supervise the health status of the quality of enterprise development, formulate relevant enterprise policies, and then stabilize the economy and employment, and continuously improve the level of government management and service efficiency. 3. literature references enterprise profiling is a user profiling of an enterprise. it is a model or concept that comprehensively describes the characteristics, behaviors and attributes of an enterprise through data and analysis. the application of this concept is intended to help companies better understand themselves and their competitors to optimize strategic decisions, marketing and operations management. alan cooper, the father of interaction design, first proposed the concept of persona [1], which is a virtual representative of real users. by labeling users with attributes and characteristics, persona can be painted to achieve more accurate marketing and personalized recommendation for users and improve user experience. davies et al. put forward the concept of a corporate character scale [2], which can realize the evaluation of corporate brands and help enterprises enhance brand value by quantifying and labeling the indicators of corporate brand image. in recent years, with the steady development of the domestic economy, the number of enterprises and the data information accompanying the production and operation of enterprises are increasing rapidly, and the application of enterprise information display is also increasing. at the same time, with the emergence of big data technology, the application of enterprise profiling through various indexes is rising with the big data technology to extract enterprise characteristics and build an indicator system. jinpin index[3] based on the standard index calculation model of enterprise brand communication influence and consumer word-ofmouth evaluation as the core, published the enterprise communication influence brand index for the first time, focusing on three dimensions of brand communication index, brand investment index and brand management index to describe the enterprise's communication influence. in the study of enterprise profiling based on big data platform, tian juan et al. [4] described the enterprise profiling in five dimensions and established the enterprise label model system. in particular, they used convolutional neural network (cnn) and other technologies to extract features for the dimensions, which greatly improved the efficiency and effect of feature processing. wang qingfeng et al. [5] used markov logic network to conduct knowledge extraction and knowledge reasoning in the research and implementation of enterprise profiling technology based on knowledge graph, and carried out enterprise profiling in the aspects of basic information, operation status, intellectual property rights, human structure and related prediction, providing reference information for the public and the government to understand the enterprise. liu yang [6] based on the enterprise credit information service platform, used textrank algorithm and other data mining algorithms to extract labels from enterprise profiling, designed a enterprise profiling system, and visualized the investment relationship between enterprises, the employment relationship between people and enterprises, and the shareholder relationship. wu zihang [7] used the expert evaluation method to screen indicators and the analytic hierarchy process to calculate the weights of indicators in the study of enterprise profiling on the enterprise management simulation platform and obtained the designated class target tag system of enterprise profiling, which improved the accuracy and validity of enterprise profiling. wang li et al. [8] mentioned that the enterprise profiling system is based on the enterprise as the main body. through collecting and analyzing the information of the enterprise scale, business scope, company number, registered capital, financial status, recruitment status, latest business dynamics and other information, the enterprise profiling with different labels is constructed. government data refers to all kinds of data related to government generated or obtained by government agencies in the process of exercising their functions and powers. the main sources of government data are government departments, public institutions and enterprises and 75 institutions cooperating with the government. these data are mainly important information for the government to provide reference and decision-making support. in 2016, dalian national tax bureau used "internet +" and big data technology to collect the characteristics of enterprise management, integrity, growth, risk, contribution and habits, and supplemented by the application to display the basic information of enterprises, behavior patterns and analysis results visualization [9], making the monitoring of tax risks more accurate. and be more targeted in providing tax services. in 2018, jiangsu province's integrated financial service platform officially launched the "enterprise public credit information report (basic version)", involving more than 100 data items, covering the public credit information of 59 provincial departments and 13 municipal governments with districts. from the aspects of basic information, association, business information, qualification certification and negative information, the public credit information of enterprises is depicted (reported) to help financial institutions connect with the financing needs of small and medium-sized enterprises, further tap high-quality and honest small and medium-sized enterprise customers, and effectively reduce the reliance of bank risk control on measures such as collateral (pledge) and guarantee. wen xiwei [10] used enterprise profiling technology in his study on the application of customs taxpayer management to establish enterprise profiling specimens for direct use in the territory according to industry, commodity and other identifiable standards. through the analysis of enterprise characteristics and the grasp of dynamics, the purpose of scientific management of territorial taxpayers was achieved, accurate supervision and efficient service were realized, and administrative efficiency was improved. based on the enterprise information of big government data in dongguan city, this paper uses big data technology to make enterprise portraits of the development health of enterprises in dongguan city, so as to provide data reference for the government to supervise and provide efficient services. 4. conclusion based on the partial enterprise data shared by government affairs across multiple functional departments, this paper studies an enterprise profiling technology based on government affairs big data. through the implementation of key technology paths of big data, an enterprise profiling model and its application are constructed to finally reflect the health of enterprise economic operation, thus helping the public and the government to understand the comprehensive development quality of enterprises. provide more powerful reference data for government supervision and service enterprises. at present, the research of enterprise profiling technology is still in the development stage of exploration and gradual application, then adjustment and re-application. with the development of "internet + government", the government has accelerated the safe and orderly sharing and opening of government data, and the integrity of enterprise data has also been continuously improved. in addition, with the support of cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence and other technologies, the integration of dynamic data such as corporate news, weibo and evaluation outside of government data, the model and application of enterprise profiling based on government big data will be further developed and deepened, and enterprise profiling will become more and more three-dimensional and accurate. acknowledgments the school-level research project of guangdong university of science and technology (gky-2021kyybk-18) in 2021 is "research on an enterprise profiling model design method based on government big data". 2022 dongguan social development science and technology top-level project “research and design of an emergency supply assurance monitoring system in the postepidemic context” (20221800903432). this work was supported by dongguan science and technology special envoy project 3c industry electronic circuit board solder spot ccd automatic detection and intelligent repair solder joints (project no.: 20221800500692). thank you to my beloved and supportive family, whose love always reminds me to work harder to realize my 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[10] wen xiwei. application of big data driven enterprise portrait in customs taxpayer management[j]. china port science and technology, 2020, (08): 37-40. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 5 research on short‐term multi‐step prediction of river dissolved oxygen based on stl‐lstm bo chen 1, *, tuokai cao 2, lidong yao 3 1 senior software engineer, shanghai shizhuang information technology co., ltd shanghai, 200080, china 2 senior engineer, guodian nanjing automation co., ltd nanjing, jiangsu, 211106, china 3 doctorate, nanjing university of aeronautics and astronautics, nanjing, jiangsu, 211106, china * corresponding author: bo chen (email: andy20160606@gmail.com) abstract: in order to improve the multi-step prediction accuracy of dissolved oxygen in rivers, this paper proposes a multistep prediction model for dissolved oxygen in rivers based on the combination of stl-lstm and multi input multi output strategy (stl-mimo-lstm). firstly, the dissolved oxygen is decomposed into trend, seasonal, and residual components using the seasonal and trend decomposition using loess (stl) method to enhance data features. then, the model is constructed using the multi-input multi-output strategy (mimo) combined with the long short-term memory (lstm) model; finally, the lstm model was applied to the prediction experiment of dissolved oxygen in the beijing-hangzhou grand canal. the experimental results show that the mean absolute error (mae) of the stl-momo-lstm model in the next 4 steps is 0.07, 0.1024, 0.1211, 0.1319, and the mean square error (mse) is 0.0134, 0.0288, 0.0399, 0.0467. except for the first time step, the prediction accuracy is better than the recursive and direct multi-step prediction models. the mse prediction accuracy decay rates of stl-mimolstm for he 2nd, 3rd, and 4th time steps are 1.1496%, 0.3878%, and 0.1688%, respectively, which are lower than other models for the 2nd and 3rd-time steps, while slightly higher than the stl-direct-lstm model (0.1501%) for 4th-time steps. therefore, the model exhibits high prediction accuracy and stable prediction performance, can effectively predict the future trend of dissolved oxygen, and provide references for river water quality management. keywords: dissolved oxygen prediction; stl; time series; lstm; multi-step predict. 1. introduction dissolved oxygen is one of the important indicators of the water environment and is of great significance to maintaining the ecological health of the water body (franklin, 2014; ren et al., 2020). due to the influence of many factors, dissolved oxygen has the characteristics of nonlinearity and a large time lag (li et al., 2018). therefore, it is of great significance to study the prediction method of dissolved oxygen and understand its changing patterns in a timely manner for river water quality management. at present, a large number of scholars have conducted research on the dissolved oxygen prediction method and achieved certain results (li et al., 2022; kisi et al., 2020; liu et al., 2019). li c et al. (2018) used the wavelet method to denoise the dissolved oxygen data and experimentally demonstrated that the lstm model is more suitable for dissolved oxygen prediction compared to traditional chaotic time series models. eze e et al.(2020) proposed a combined prediction model (eemd-lstm) based on ensemble empirical mode decomposition (eemd) and lstm, which proved that the model has lower mae and mse and higher prediction accuracy. o'donncha et al.(2022) proposed a spatiotemporal-based lstm model and proved that the model can accurately reproduce complex signals, and is suitable for dissolved oxygen time series predicting. nair et al.(2022) proposed an lstm-based dissolved oxygen prediction model for bhavani river dissolved oxygen prediction, which proved that the model is superior to shallow models such as svr, random forest, linear regression, and mlp regressor. however, the above researches only focused only on single-step prediction of dissolved oxygen and were unable to capture the future trends of dissolved oxygen over a period of time. in recent years, multi-step forecasting strategies have been widely applied in the field of predicting (chandra et al., 2021; abdellah et al., 2019; zhang et al., 2023). this strategy can predict the values of future time steps, outputting a vector of values. compared to single-step prediction, multi-step prediction has a wider application scope as it can predict the values of multiple future time points at once. multi-step prediction strategies include recursive strategy (recursion), direct strategy (direct), and multi-input multi-output strategy (taieb et al., 2012). the recursive strategy only builds a single-step model, which is simple and easy to implement. however, using the predicted value as input during the recursive process will lead to error accumulation, especially in cases with long time steps, resulting in decreased prediction accuracy. the direct strategy avoids the issue of error accumulation in the recursive strategy but requires the establishment of multiple models to predict the values of corresponding time steps, making it more complex. the multi-input multi-output strategy involves building a single model that outputs a fixed time step-length prediction vector. the model constructed by the multi-input multi-output strategy needs to learn the dependency relationship between the multi-input data and the output result vector, so the fitting speed of the model is slow. the above researches prove that the lstm combined models can fit the data very well, mine the relationship between dissolved oxygen and various other water quality features, and exhibit good prediction accuracy; although multi-step prediction strategies have been widely applied in other research areas, their application in dissolved oxygen prediction is relatively limited. based on the above research, this paper selects lstm as the prediction model and 6 combines it with the recursive strategy, direct strategy, and multi-input multi-output strategy respectively to explore the multi-step prediction methods for dissolved oxygen. considering the complexity introduced by using predicted values as inputs in the recursive strategy, this study only uses dissolved oxygen features as training samples to simplify the model. considering that the input values of the direct strategy and multi-input multi-output strategy are independent of the predicted values, multiple sets of data features can be inputted. therefore, this paper enhances the prediction accuracy of the direct strategy and multi-input multi-output strategy by decomposing the single dissolved oxygen time series using stl to enhance the features. finally, this study combines the following five models: stl combined with multi-input and multi-output strategy and lstm model (stl-mimo-lstm), multi-input and multi-output strategy combined with lstm model (mimo-lstm), stl combined with direct strategy and lstm model (stl-direct-lstm), direct strategy combined with lstm model (direct-lstm), and recursive strategy combined with lstm model (recursion-lstm). by comparing and analyzing the prediction accuracy and decay rate of prediction accuracy for the next four time steps among these five models, this study aims to explore a high-accuracy and stable method for the multi-step prediction of dissolved oxygen. 2. materials and methods 2.1. dissolved oxygen dataset the experimental data in this paper comes from the water quality automatic sampling station located at the changzhou section of the beijing-hangzhou grand canal. the station collects one sample every 0.5 hours. the samples from january 2018 to december 2019 were selected as the experimental data, totaling 34,640 data samples the dissolved oxygen time series data before processing (upper figure) and after processing (lower figure) are shown in figure 1. fig 1. dissolved oxygen time series before and after processing due to the influence of force majeure factors such as equipment failure and abnormal weather, some abnormal points may appear in the dissolved oxygen time series. in this study, the outliers were removed using the boxplot algorithm, and linear interpolation was used to fill in the missing values. the dissolved oxygen time series after processing is shown in the lower panel of figure 1. it can be seen from the figure that the fluctuation range of most dissolved oxygen concentrations is between 4 and 15 (mg·l-1), which is within the normal range of fluctuations. the dissolved oxygen concentration was generally high with small fluctuations from january to april and october to december, while it was low with large fluctuations from may to september. overall, the dissolved oxygen time series data does not exhibit a specific fluctuation pattern and show characteristics of nonlinear changes. 2.2. stl stl is an algorithm based on the locally weighted regression scatterplot smoothing (loess) method, used to decompose a time series into trend, seasonal, and residual components. stl consists of an inner loop and an outer loop, where the inner loop updates the time series, trend component, and seasonal component, while the outer loop handles the exceptional residual values during the inner loop process. the algorithm is described as follows (qin et al., 2019): , 1, 2, ,t t t tx t s r t n     (1) in the formula: tx , tt , ts , and tr represent the true, trend, seasonal, and residual values of the time series, respectively. the loop iteration process is as follows: (1) initialize the iteration variables, 0k  , 0k tt  . (2) detrend the time series, k t tx t . (3) loess smoothing is performed on each detrended seasonal subseries to obtain the smoothed temporary seasonal series 1k tc  . (4) apply low-pass filtering to the smoothed subseries: perform 3 iterations of moving average and 1 iteration of loess on 1k tc  to obtain the series 1k tl  . 7 (5) remove the trend from the smoothed subseries to obtain the seasonal component, 1 1 1k k k t t ts c l    . (6) remove the seasonal component, 1k t tx s  . (7) smooth the trend: apply the loess process on 1k t tx s  remove the seasonal component, and 1k tt  is obtained. (8) termination condition check: check if the maximum number of iterations or 1k tt  convergence condition is satisfied. if the conditions are met, output the stl decomposition results +1k t tt t , +1k t ts s , and t t t tr x s t   are output. if not, repeate above steps (2) to (8). 2.3. multi_step predicting strategy in time series predicting, single-step prediction methods are unable to capture trend information, so multi-step predicting becomes an important method to obtain future trend information. the multi-step prediction goal is to predict the time series 1[ , , ]n n hx x  of the next h steps in the future based on the historical time series 1[ , , ]nx x , where n represents the number of observed samples, and h represents the number of prediction steps. the recursive strategy predicts multiple future values by recursively executing a single-step model. specifically, the single-step model first predicts the value of the first-time step, and then uses that value as an input value to predict the value of the second time step, and realizes multi-step prediction by recursively multiple times. the recursive strategy only builds a single-step model, and the algorithm is simple and easy to implement. its construction and prediction methods are shown in formula 2 and formula 3 (taieb et al., 2012): 1 1( , , )t t t dx f x x w    (2) 1 1 1 ˆ ( , , ) 1 ˆˆ ˆ( , , ) [2, ] ˆ ˆ ˆ( , , ) [ 1, ] n n d n h n h n d h n h n d h f x x h x f x x h d f x x h d h                      (3) where f is a single-valued function, d is the input time step, w is a noise vector, and h is the predicted time step. the direct strategy refers to building n models to predict the values of the next n time steps individually. the construction and prediction process can be represented by 4 and formula 5 (taieb et al., 2012): 1( , , )t h h t t dx f x x w    (4) 1 ˆˆ ( , , )t h h n n dx f x x w    (5) where hf is the prediction function of the h-th step. the multi-input multi-output strategy only needs to train a single model through historical time series, and its construction and prediction methods are shown in formula 6 and formula 7 (taieb et al., 2012): 1 1[ , , ] ( , , )t h t t t dx x f x x w      (6) 1 1 ˆˆ ˆ[ , , ] ( , , )t h t t t dx x f x x w      (7) where f is a vector-valued function. 2.4. lstm the lstm model is an improved version based on the rnn ((recurrent neural network)) model, primarily addressing the issues of gradient vanishing and memory decay that occur when training time series data with rnn models (selvin et al., 2017). compared to the traditional rnn network, lstm introduces input gates, forget gates, and output gates, using gate mechanisms to determine the discarding and retention of information. the basic network structure of lstm is shown in figure 2 (hochreiter et al., 1997). ╳ ft ct-1 + tanh σ ╳ σ σ ╳ xt tanh ct ht-1 ht ht it c't ot fig 2. lstm network structure diagram the computational steps of the lstm network structure are as follows: 1( [ , ] )f t t ft w h x bf    (8) 1( [ , ] )i t t it w h x bi    (9) 1' tanh( [ , ] )t c t t cc w h x b   (10) t 1c 't t t tf c i c    (11) 1t ( , ] )o [o t t ow h x b   (12) th tanh( )t to c  (13) tf , ti , and to represent the forget gate, input gate, and output gate at time t , respectively, and th is the output part at time t ; 'tc is the candidate value vector; tc is the vector at time t ; w and b are the coefficient matrix and bias respectively vector;  is sigmoid function; tx represents the input value at t . 8 2.5. model prediction accuracy evaluation metric this paper selects mean square error (mse) and mean absolute error (mae) evaluation metrics., where smaller values of these metrics indicate higher prediction accuracy. the calculation formulas for these evaluation metrics are as follows. 2 i=1 1 mse= ( ') n n i iy y (14) 1 1 | ' | n i i i mae y y n    (15) among them, n represents the number of samples, iy is the true value of the i-th sample, and 'iy is the predicted value of the i-th sample. 2.6. predicting decay rate metric under the multi-input multi-output strategy, the recurrent neural network takes the result of the previous time step as the input for the current time step. as time steps accumulate, there can be an accumulation of errors, resulting in a decrease in prediction accuracy. to explore the decay of prediction accuracy at each time step, this article uses the prediction accuracy decay rate to measure the degree of decay at the current time step. the decay rates for mse and mae are as follows. 1 1 ( )t t t t mse mse mse      (16) in the formula, t is the mse decay rate at time step t , and tmse is the mean square error between the predicted value and the true value at time step t . 1 1 ( )t t t t mae mae mae      (17) in the formula, t is the mae decay rate at time step t , and tmae is the average absolute error between the predicted value and the true value at time step t . 2.7. dissolved oxygen multi-step prediction model this study combines the stl method, three multi-step prediction strategies, and the lstm model to establish a multi-step prediction model for dissolved oxygen. the main process steps include the stl decomposition of dissolved oxygen time series, the combination of three multi-step strategies, the data training of the lstm model, and result analysis. the experimental process is shown in the figure below. startdo time series stl do time seriestrend time series seasonal time seriesresidual time series directdirectmimo mimo recursion lstmlstmlstm analysis end lstmlstm lstm lstm lstmlstm lstm lstm fig 3. experimental process of multi-step prediction the specific steps of the experiment are as follows: 1. use the stl method to decompose the dissolved oxygen time series into trend, seasonal, and residual components. 2. based on the trend, seasonal, residual, and dissolved oxygen time series, combined with the three multi-step prediction strategies, to build five sets of multi-step prediction models. 3. fit these five sets of models using the training data and 9 generate the multi-step prediction model files. validate these five sets of models using the test data and compare their prediction accuracy and prediction accuracy decay rate to identify the best multi-step prediction model for dissolved oxygen. 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. stl decomposition results there is an important parameter in the stl algorithm, which is, the number of observation points in one period. due to the correlation between dissolved oxygen and water temperature, and the periodicity of water temperature on a daily time scale, this study sets the period of dissolved oxygen as one day. based on this analysis, the number of observation points for the period in the stl algorithm is set to 48. after the dissolved oxygen sequence undergoes stl decomposition, the trend component, seasonal component, and residual component are obtained. the decomposition results within a 10-day range are shown below: fig 4. original sequence and stl decomposition components it can be seen from figure 4 that the nonlinear variation of the original dissolved oxygen sequence is decomposed into trend, seasonal, and residual components. the trend component represents the low-frequency variation of dissolved oxygen, which changes slowly and is similar to the original dissolved oxygen trend sequence, describing the overall trend of dissolved oxygen. the seasonal component has a period of approximately one day and exhibits obvious periodic characteristics, describing the periodic properties of dissolved oxygen. the residual component is the remaining term of the dissolved oxygen time series after removing the trend and seasonal components, and it exhibits strong randomness, describing the random variations of the dissolved oxygen sequence. 3.2. model comparative analysis in order to verify the prediction performance of the stlmimo-lstm model, it is compared with other models such as direct-lstm, mimo-lstm, stl-direct-lstm, and recursion-lstm. the multi-output data for each sample is the dissolved oxygen series with a time step of 4. due to space limitations, it is impossible to plot charts showing all test samples, in chronological order. to better display the predicted results of the dissolved oxygen sequence, this study displays the predictions for the next 4-time steps sequentially. since there are many data points, the following text shows the predicted results for 48 data points for each time step. fig 5. predicted results of the 5 models for the next 1 time step figure 5 shows the predicted results of the dissolved oxygen content of the five models in the next 1 time step. it 10 can be seen from figure 5 that the error between the predicted values and the true values of the five models are almost less than 0.1, indicating small errors and good prediction accuracy for the first time step. the predicted values of the mimolstm model are lower than the true value, and compared to the other four models, it has lower prediction accuracy. the predicted values of direct-lstm and recursionlstm models for the first-time step are the same because the recursion-lstm model uses the same model as the direct-lstm for the first-time step. fig 6. predicted results of the 5 models for the next 2 time step figure 6 shows the predicted results of the five models for the dissolved oxygen concentration in the next 2 time steps. it can be seen from the range of 20-40 in figure 6 that the five models for the dissolved oxygen content in the next 2 time steps, among them, the mimo-lstm, recursion-lstm, and direct-lstm models show the most obvious lag, followed by the stl-mimo-lstm and stl-directlstm models. fig 7. predicted results of the 5 models for the next 3 time step figure 7 shows the predicted results of the five models for the dissolved oxygen content in the next 3 time steps. from figure 7, it can be seen that all five models still exhibit a lag. the predicted values of the recursion-lstm model are relatively higher than the true values, while the predicted values of the direct-lstm, mimo-lstm, and recursion-lstm models are relatively lower, resulting in slightly lower prediction accuracy. the predicted values of the stl-mimo-lstm and stl-direct-lstm models are closer to the true values, indicating higher prediction accuracy. fig 8. predicted results of the 5 models for the next 3 time step figure 8 shows the predicted results of the five models for the dissolved oxygen content in the next 4 time steps. from 11 figure 8, it can be observed that the mimo-lstm, directlstm, and recursion-lstm models still exhibit a lag, and the predicted values of the recursion-lstm model are significantly higher, indicating poor prediction accuracy for the recursion strategy in multi-step time series prediction. compared to the other models, the stl-mimolstm model shows a significant reduction in lag, and the predicted values are closer to the true values. fig 9. the mae evaluation metric results of the 5 models for the next 4 time steps from figure 9, it can be concluded that the stl-mimolstm model has a lower mae at the first time step, and the mae at the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th time steps is the lowest, indicating that the stl-mimo-lstm model has the best prediction performance. the mae of stl-mimo-lstm is lower than that of mimo-lstm for all four time steps, while the mae of stl-direct-lstm is lower than that of direct-lstm for all four time steps. this demonstrates that the stl method enhances the data dimension, optimizes the model, and improves the accuracy of dissolved oxygen prediction. fig 10. the mse evaluation metric results of the 5 models for the next 4 time steps from fig. 10, it can be concluded that the mse of the stlmimo-lstm and stl-direct-lstm models is much lower than the other three models, indicating higher prediction accuracy. from the perspective of modelling complexity, the recursive strategy is the simplest, followed by the mimo strategy, and finally the direct strategy. under the conditions of short-term 4-step prediction and a single dissolved oxygen time series, the prediction accuracy of the mimo-lstm, direct-lstm, and recursion-lstm models is similar. 3.3. model decay rate analysis in order to verify the stability of the models in multi-step prediction, the decay rates of the prediction accuracy were calculated based on mae and mse for the five models. fig 11. mae decay rate of the 5 models 12 the mae decay rates for each prediction window are shown in figure 11. from the figure, it can be seen that the mae decay rates of the stl-direct-lstm, stl-mimolstm, and recursion-lstm models decrease and stabilize as the time steps increase. this indicates that these three models have more stable performance in multi-step prediction. the mae decay rate of the direct-lstm model increases for the third time step, while the mae decay rate of the mimo-lstm model increases for the second time step, indicating relatively unstable performance in multi-step prediction for these models. fig 12. mse decay rate of the 5 models the mse decay rates for each prediction window are shown in figure 12. from the figure, it can be observed that as the time steps increase, the mse decay rates of the five models gradually decrease and stabilize. the stl-mimolstm model has the lowest mse decay rate for the second and third time steps, and the second-lowest mse decay rate for the fourth time step, indicating the most stable performance in multi-step prediction for the stl-mimolstm model. 4. conclusion in order to improve the prediction accuracy of dissolved oxygen in rivers and address the issue of single-step prediction models unable to forecast future trends, this study developed a multi-step prediction model for dissolved oxygen based on stl-lstm. the main conclusions are as follows: 1) stl decomposition 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(1997). long short-term memory. neural computation, 9(8), 1735-1780. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 59 research and practice of iot technology based on smart campus xinbin ye 1, a, haojun peng 2, b, hanwei liao 1, * 1 guangdong branch, china united network communications co., ltd., guangzhou, guangdong, china 2 international department of shenzhen fuqiao senior high school, shenzhen, guangdong, china * corresponding author: hanwei liao (email: liaohw2@chinaunicom.cn), a yexinbin@chinaunicom.cn, b 157269062@qq.com abstract: this paper designs and implements an internet of things (iot) student arrival management system based on smart campus, and uses big data technology to solve the problems of information lag and inaccuracy in traditional management mode. the system uses iot technologies such as rfid and nfc to realize real-time monitoring and recording of students' arrival at school. by deploying sensor equipment and developing user interface, the system collects, processes and analyzes students' arrival information in real time, and provides convenient services for teachers, students and parents. this paper introduces the design and implementation process of the system in detail, including key technical points, system architecture, functional modules, implementation and testing. the practical application shows that the system significantly improves the efficiency of campus management and promotes the communication and cooperation between home and school. the challenges encountered in the implementation of the system are analyzed, and the corresponding countermeasures are put forward. this study highlights the unique advantages and broad application prospects of student arrival iot management system integrating big data under the background of smart campus. keywords: smart campus; iot; school management; rfid; big data. 1. introduction with the expansion of education scale and the increasing demand for high-quality educational resources, the challenges faced by the traditional campus management model are increasingly prominent. as an important part of campus daily operation, the management of students' arrival at school is directly related to students' safety, the stability of teaching order and parents' trust in the school [1]. traditional school management methods, such as manual registration and paper leave, are difficult to meet the needs of modern campus management [2]. especially in case of emergency, the limitations of traditional methods are more prominent, and it is impossible to realize fast and accurate information transmission and personnel tracking [3]. students and parents hope that the school can provide more intelligent services, such as real-time understanding of children's school situation, convenient access to campus notices, and participation in online learning [4]. these demands urge schools to speed up the pace of information construction and improve their management level by means of modern science and technology. the construction of smart campus provides a new solution for students' school management. through iot technology, schools can realize comprehensive perception and intelligent monitoring of people, things and environment on campus. for example, using rfid tags or nfc technology, students' arrival at school can be tracked in real time to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of data; through the intelligent access control system, access to the campus can be strictly controlled and campus security can be improved; combined with big data analysis, students' school habits and behavior patterns can be deeply explored, which provides strong support for teaching management. at the same time, the construction of smart campus also promotes the integration of students' school management with other campus management systems [5]. through the unified campus information platform, students' arrival data can be seamlessly connected with many systems such as student status management, curriculum arrangement, dormitory management and book borrowing, forming a complete student information management chain [6]. the purpose of this study is to explore the application of iot technology, using big data to manage students' arrival at school under the background of smart campus. through indepth analysis of the background and needs of smart campus, the characteristics of iot technology and the potential of big data to enhance decision-making, an efficient and intelligent student management system is designed and implemented. the system not only accurately records the students' arrival at school in real time, but also provides comprehensive data insight and strong support for teaching management by using big data analysis. through the implementation and testing of the system, the feasibility and effectiveness of integrating iot technology and big data in the construction of smart campus are verified, which provides valuable insights for similar initiatives of other educational institutions. the significance of the research lies in many aspects. first of all, by using iot technology and big data, the efficiency and accuracy of students' school management can be significantly improved. secondly, the construction of smart campus supported by these advanced technologies has promoted the overall upgrading of school information infrastructure and improved the management level of the school. finally, this research aims to promote the progress and development of smart campus plan, and highlight the transformation potential of iot technology and big data in modern educational environment. 60 2. system overview 2.1. system design concept and core components the core idea of system design is to ensure the superiority of user experience, data-driven decision support, flexibility of modular design and highly integrated system architecture [7]. as the core of internet of things technology, sensor network is responsible for collecting key data of students' arrival at school, and then using these data for big data analysis. an efficient identification system is formed through the rfid chip installed in the student id card issued by the school and the rfid antenna installed at the school gate. when a student enters the campus with a student id card, the antenna will detect and read the number of the rfid chip. this information is immediately sent by the front-end system of the internet of things to the intelligent management system of the cloud campus through the internet of things card, where it is integrated into the big data platform for further analysis. the flow of iot data management and control in smart campus is shown in figure 1. figure 1. data management and control the data processing center receives the data from the sensor network for cleaning, integration and analysis. with the help of advanced algorithms, such as machine learning model, the data processing center can identify the students' arrival mode and predict the future arrival trend. user interface is the window for the system to interact with users. these interfaces provide a wealth of functional options, and it is necessary to pay attention to the optimization of user experience, such as adopting responsive design and providing personalized recommendations [8]. the notification and early warning system is responsible for conveying important information to users in time. this information includes the reminder of students' arrival/departure, the examination and approval result of leave application, campus security alarm, etc. adopt advanced encryption technology to protect the security of data transmission and storage, and ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive data. in addition, the system is regularly scanned for vulnerabilities to find and fix potential security problems in time. 2.2. system cooperation and realization of goals all components of the system work together efficiently to achieve the goal of smart campus students' management. when a student enters the campus with a student id card with a built-in rfid chip, the rfid antenna will capture the information of the chip and send it to the data processing center [9]. after receiving the information, the data processing center will quickly compare and analyze it, confirm the identity of the students and record their arrival time. at the same time, the notification and early warning system will send school reminders or abnormal alarms to relevant users according to preset rules. in the whole process, the security and privacy protection system always ensure the security and privacy of user data. through this design, the student arrival iot management system based on smart campus realizes real-time and accurate arrival records and provides rich data analysis functions. the modular design and high integration of the system make it easy to adapt to the specific needs of different schools and provide a comprehensive perspective for campus management. it is expected that through the implementation and optimization of the system, a safer, more convenient and more comfortable campus environment can be created and better conditions can be created for students' growth. 3. key technical points 3.1. data acquisition and transmission sensors such as rfid card reader, nfc terminal and smart camera are selected and strategically deployed in key areas of campus. the types and main functions of sensors are shown in table 1. these sensors can capture students' arrival information in real time, and ensure the stable transmission of data through wireless transmission technologies such as wifi and lora. in order to further improve transmission efficiency and ensure data security, data compression and encryption technology are adopted. table 1. sensor types and their main functions sensor type main function deployment locations rfid reader identifies student identity and records arrival time campus entrances, classrooms nfc terminal enables closerange data exchange for tasks like book borrowing, door access libraries, dormitories smart camera monitors campus security, aids in data collection various locations across the campus 3.2. data processing and analysis firstly, the collected original data is cleaned and integrated to remove invalid and erroneous data, and then it is integrated into the unified database. then, using machine learning algorithm and data mining technology, the data of students' arrival at school are analyzed, and the students' arrival mode, abnormal behavior and potential safety hazards are identified. table 2 shows the data analysis algorithms and application scenarios in practical applications. 61 table 2. data analysis algorithms and their application scenarios algorithm type application scenario main function clustering algorithm student arrival pattern recognition identifies patterns in student arrival times anomaly detection algorithm abnormal behavior identification detects and addresses anomalies in student arrival data prediction algorithm arrival trend forecasting predicts future student arrival trends based on historical data 3.3. user interface design user interface is the window for the system to interact with users. we pay attention to the responsive design of the user interface to ensure that users can get a good browsing experience on different devices and screen sizes. at the same time, personalized recommendation service is provided to recommend relevant information and functions according to users' preferences and historical behaviors. in addition, it also pays attention to the interactive design of user interface, and improves the use efficiency through simple and clear interface layout and friendly prompt information. 3.4. security and privacy protection security and privacy protection is an indispensable part of system design. advanced data encryption technologies, such as aes and rsa, are adopted to ensure the security of data transmission and storage. fine-grained access control of data is achieved by means of user authentication, authority management and audit log. in addition, regular security audits and vulnerability scans are conducted on the system to find and repair potential security problems in time. 4. system implementation and testing 4.1. system implementation according to the campus environment and demand, sensor devices such as rfid card reader, nfc terminal and smart camera are installed. on the data center server, the data processing center software is installed and the necessary configuration is made, including database connection and algorithm parameter setting. in order to ensure the smooth operation of the system, the original student information, school attendance records and other data were migrated to the new system. after the implementation of the system, provide training and support for teachers, students and parents to help them get familiar with the functions and operations of the system. 4.2. system test system testing is an important link to ensure the quality and stability of the system. functional testing, performance testing, safety testing and other aspects of testing, and recorded the test results, as shown in table 3. through the implementation and testing of the system, it is ensured that the student arrival iot management system based on smart campus can run stably in the actual environment. future work will continue to pay attention to user needs and technical development, and constantly improve the system. table 3. system testing results test type test content test result functional test student arrival recording function passed leave application function passed notification push function passed performance test high concurrency access test response time < 2s, processing capacity meets demand security test security vulnerability scan no high-risk vulnerabilities found penetration test no exploitable vulnerabilities found 5. challenges and countermeasures technology integration is the primary problem, especially in the diversified technology environment of smart campus. different devices, platforms and systems have different communication protocols, data formats and interface standards, which makes integration difficult. in order to meet this challenge, two strategies have been adopted: one is to work closely with suppliers and development teams to jointly formulate unified technical standards; the second is to introduce middleware technology, such as message queue and api gateway, to simplify data exchange and communication between systems. with the rapid increase in the amount of data processed by the system, data security and privacy protection have become the core issues. in order to ensure the security of sensitive data such as student information and school attendance records, strict data encryption and access control mechanisms have been implemented, and a strict access authority system has been established. at the same time, conduct regular security audits and vulnerability scanning to find and repair potential risks in time. user acceptance is the key to the successful application of the system. facing the huge user groups with different technical levels, a simple and easy-to-use user interface is designed to reduce the learning cost and provide diversified training. in addition, establish a user feedback mechanism to respond to user needs in time and improve user experience. the system needs to deal with a large number of data and requests, and its stability and reliability are very important. in order to cope with the performance pressure in high concurrency environment, system performance optimization and load balancing are carried out to improve the processing capacity of the system. at the same time, establish a fault recovery and data backup mechanism to ensure rapid recovery in case of system failure or data loss. 6. conclusion with the rapid development of iot technology and the arrival of big 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[9] liu zhe, zhao xiaoyu, li yanli, et al. research and application of digital twin technology in smart campus [j]. microcomputer application, 2023, 39(12):45-48. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 46 full‐bridge dc‐dc converter based on linear active disturbance rejection control xuequan hua school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132000, china abstract: dual active bridge (dab) converter has been a research hotspot in recent years. it is widely used in distributed power generation system, dc microgrid system and power management system. traditional pi controllers do not perform well in the face of nonlinear loads and external disturbances, so a more advanced control method is needed to improve the stability and performance of the system. in this paper, a control strategy based on active disturbance rejection control (adrc) is proposed to improve the control performance of full-bridge dc-dc converter. first of all, the small signal mathematical model of fullbridge dc-dc converter is established, and the function relationship between input, output, control quantity and disturbance quantity in the system is obtained. then, the extended state observer of adrc core module is designed, and its parameters are adjusted and simulated, compared with the traditional pi controller. the simulation results show that the full-bridge dc-dc converter based on ladrc has faster dynamic response and better disturbance immunity, which can effectively improve the stability and robustness of the system. keywords: dual active bridge dc-dc converter; linear active disturbance rejection control; robustness. 1. introduction the isolated dual active bridge dc-dc (dab) converter has the advantages of bidirectional power flow, high power density, easy to realize zero voltage switching, convenient for cascade and parallel processing, etc. therefore, dab converter plays a connecting role in the system, and its control effect will directly affect all aspects of the energy conversion system. therefore, dab has gradually become the research hotspot of bidirectional dc converter, and its immunity and dynamic response control have also attracted the attention of many scholars[1]. there are two ways to improve the performance of switching converters, one is to propose a new circuit topology, the other is to find a better control strategy. the difficulty of improving the converter topology depends on the degree of functionality and performance enhancements required. simple enhancements, such as efficiency improvements or adaptations of specific input and output voltages, may require only minor adjustments to existing topologies. however, implementing complex features, such as increased isolation, multi-port support, or reduced inductance, often requires indepth circuit design knowledge and system-level optimization, and can therefore involve greater engineering challenges and cost inputs. therefore, it is more convenient to optimize the converter from the control strategy. it is very important to realize the immunity and robustness of dab converter in the complex and dangerous environment such as input voltage fluctuation and output load disturbance. at present, the traditional closed-loop control strategy is pi control, whose control mode is relatively simple and the design is relatively concise. however, due to the defects of the algorithm itself, it is difficult for the dab converter to quickly recover to the original state under harsh environment (such as large disturbance of input and output, etc.), and the dynamic response is slow, resulting in poor system performance. at present, in addition to the pi controller, the control methods to improve the stability of the system include fuzzy neural network prediction[2], synovium control[3], etc. although these methods are better than the traditional pi control, their application is still limited because they rely too much on the parameters and natural frequencies of the control system model. there are many limitations in power transmission, including input voltage, output voltage, switching frequency of the system, equivalent inductance, shift ratio, etc. however, for a definite dab converter, its system parameters are fixed, such as input and output voltage, switching frequency, equivalent inductance, etc. and its shift ratio d is a physical quantity that can be adjusted by control. in the traditional closed-loop control mode of dab converter, pi controller is used to adjust the shift ratio and then control the transmission power of the system. the purpose of the controller designed in this paper is to control the voltage stability of the dc bus, and to achieve stability under various disturbances. in the case of large shift ratio, the initial value of energy will be very large, which is not conducive to the transmission speed of current, resulting in its rising speed too slow, which will limit the transmission power; in the case of small shift ratio, the current will rise rapidly at this time, which will lead to insufficient transmission power, resulting in a waste of energy. active disturbance rejection control (adrc) is a control strategy based on modern control theory, which does not depend on the internal information of the object, and has the advantages of simple structure and strong adaptability. it can solve the contradiction between fast response and overshoot of pi controller, and has the characteristics of good dynamic response and strong anti-interference ability. in 2018, zhiqiang gso proposed a linear active disturbance rejection control method (ladrc), which can greatly simplify the tuning of adrc parameters and provide a good reference for other scholars to study adrc[4]. based on the above research, this paper designs a control strategy based on linear active disturbance rejection control (ladrc) for dab converter and verifies its good control effect through simulation. 47 2. system modeling of dab converter 2.1. circuit topology of dab converter figure 1 shows the circuit topology structure diagram of dab converter. although the number of power switching tubes (active semiconductor fully controlled type) is increased for dab converter, its control modes are correspondingly increased and the degree of freedom is increased, which is more suitable for the scene with large fluctuation range on input side and load side[5]. when the input voltage changes and load change range is large, by adding the phase shift angle control between the bridge arms, the return power can be reduced, so as to reduce the loss of the converter, which also does not have much influence on the zero-voltage switch of the switching tube. figure 1. topology structure of dual active dab converter the dab converter consists of a primary bridge h1 (s1-s4) and a secondary bridge h2 (m1-m4) connected by a highfrequency transformer t. l is the transmission inductance; u1 and u2 are the dc voltage of the primary side (input voltage) and the secondary side (output voltage) respectively. r2 is equivalent load of dab converter; c1 is the protection capacitor on the input side, and c2 is the support capacitor on the output side. i1, i2 and i0 are the input current, output current and load current of the converter respectively, and il is the current flowing through the equivalent inductance l. the ratio of the transformer is k=n:1. 2.2. power analysis of single phase shift control figure 2. waveform diagram of steady-state controlled by single phase shift dab converter commonly used single phase shift control (sps), this control mode is easy to achieve, can reduce the voltage and current stress of the power switch tube. the steady-state waveform diagram of single-phase shift control of dab converter is shown in figure 2. in the figure, s1-s4 and m1-m4 are the corresponding switch control signals with the same frequency and duty cycle of 0.5. the diagonal switch control signals are the same and complementary to the other diagonal signal. th is half a switching period, tf=1/2f (f is the switching frequency), ts is a switching period; d represents the shift ratio between h1 and h2 bridges, i.e. d=φ/π; ul indicates the voltage at both ends of the inductor. d>0 indicates that the power flows from the primary side to the secondary side, that is, the energy passes through positively. d<0 indicates that the power flows from the secondary side to the primary side, that is, the energy flows in reverse. due to the symmetrical structure of dab converter, the forward flow of energy and the reverse flow mechanism are the same. in this paper, the forward flow of energy is used as the basis for analysis. by analyzing the steady-state mechanism of dab converter under single phase shift control, it is not difficult to conclude that the current il flowing through the equivalent inductor l is centrosymmetric in one cycle, then the algebraic sum of the inductor current in one cycle is zero, and only the mathematical model of steady-state power in one cycle needs to be calculated. in one cycle, according to the dab power definition, the transmitted power expression 1 of the dab converter under sps control can be obtained as follows:   1 (1) since the conversion circuit of the dab converter on both sides of the high-frequency transformer is symmetrical, the above analysis method can also obtain the power expression during dab reverse transmission, so the total power expression of the dab converter during power expression 2 can be obtained: p |d| 1 |d| (2) d>0, indicates forward power transmission; d<0, reverse power transmission. according to power expression 2, the relationship between its own variable d and power p can be drawn, as shown in figure 3. it can be seen from the figure that when the transmission power transmits energy in the reverse direction, d∈ (-1,0), the absolute value of the transmission power first increases and then decreases with the increase of the shift ratio. when d∈(0,1), the power is transmitted forward, and the change of the absolute value of the transmitted power is the same as in the reverse transmission. the transmission power has a maximum of nu1u2/8fl if and only if d=±0.5. in the process of energy transmission, if the energy loss of various devices is not considered, it can be considered that the input power of the system is equal to its output power, and the power on the output side can be expressed by the formula 2p2=u2/r2, where r2 represents the load resistance on the output side. from formula 1 and the power expression of the output side, the voltage expression 3 of the output side system can be obtained as follows: u d 1 d r (3) 48 figure 3. shift compared to the transmission power graph similarly, when the power is transmitted in reverse, the expression 4 of u1 is: u d 1 d r (4) where r1 is the equivalent load resistance on the u1 side. if the average value of input and output current is multiplied by the equivalent resistance of each side to represent the power of each side, the expression 5 of the average value of the current of each side can be obtained: i d 1 d i d 1 d (5) 2.3. dab small signal modeling and its design accuracy the small-signal modeling of dab converter is the basis for analyzing the closed-loop control and parameter design of the converter, because we can deduce the transfer function of dab converter from the small-signal model, which is of great help to the parameter design of the control of dab converter. according to expression 5, the average physical model of dab can be obtained. by adding small disturbance signals to the steady-state model of dab converter, and then separating the disturbance and ignoring the quadratic term, the firstorder small signal model of dab converter can be obtained, and then the corresponding closed-loop control design can be carried out. in order to introduce low frequency small signal disturbance, perturbation u1→u1+ , u2→u2+ , i1→i1+ ̂ , i2→i2+ ̂ , d→d+d^ is added to the input current, output current and shift ratio expression obtained by equation 5, by eliminating the direct flow and high-order disturbance existing in the formula, the following expression 6 can be obtained: ı̂ b d b u ı̂ b d b u (6) in formula 6, b1=nu2(1-2d)/2fl, b2=nd(1-d)/2fl, b3=nu1(1-2d)/2fl. thus, dab small signal model can be obtained, as shown in figure 4: figure 4. small signal model of dab from figure 4, the transfer function formula 7 of dab control quantity to output can be obtained: g | (7) formula 7 represents the effect on the voltage on the load side when the shift ratio of the system is disturbed. some parameters of the system in this paper are: u1=400v, u2=100v, l=150μf, c1=c2=500μf, r2=2ω, f =20khz. according to formula 3, the shift ratio d=1/4 of the system in the steady state can be obtained. according to equation 7 and substituting relevant data, the initial open-loop transfer function 8 of the system without using pi controller can be obtained as follows: g . . (8) the bode diagram of the transfer function of the system can be made by matlab software, and the bode diagram of the model can be obtained by small signal modeling method, as shown in figure 5 below: it is proved that the establishment of the above physical model is relatively accurate, which is consistent with the previous theoretical analysis. it can be seen from the figure that the system is stable, but it can also be seen that the gain of the system in the low frequency band is low, and there is a certain steady-state error, so the system needs to be corrected. 3. controller design it can be seen from formula 7 that the system can be simplified into a first-order system, so a first-order active disturbance rejection controller is designed. according to equation 7 and the small signal model in figure 4dab, the time-domain expression of dab expression 9 can be written: c d (9) formula 9 can be written as the general form 10 as follows: y a y w bu (10) the controller is designed to maintain the stability of the 49 output voltage. the control quantity is shifting ratio d, y represents the output voltage of the transformer, and the output u of the controller represents shift ratio d. w represents the disturbance in the internal and external parts of the system, and a1 is the internal parameter of the dab converter (a1 and w are unknown). if b is the input control gain and part of it is known (known part is b0, b0=nu1(12d)/2fl), then the above formula can be written as 11: figure 5. bode diagram of the open-loop transfer function of the system before adding the controller y a y w b b u b u f b u (11) choose state variables x1=y,x2=f, and let , to obtain the equation of state of the expression 12: x x b u x h y x (12) equation of expression 13 for establishing leso is as follows: z z β z y b u z β z y (13) in the formula, z1 and z2 are state variables of leso; β1 and β2 are observer gain parameters. z → x , z → x , where h is unknown, but can be estimated by leso, so it can generally be ignored in leso equation of state description. if the parameters are selected reasonably, the leso state variables can track the system state variables in real time. the first-order linear error state feedback law (lesf) is 14 because it does not need to observe the differential signal of the system state variable: u k ν z (14) in the formula, u0 represents the output item of lesf, and kp represents the gain of the proportional controller. the traditional pi controller can eliminate the error of the system through integration, which will reduce the stability of the system. the first-order ladrc can make use of secondorder leso to compensate the generalized disturbance in real time, which can effectively avoid the influence of the integral link [6]. the total disturbance of the system is estimated by expanding the state variables, and the input of the system is compensated. formula 15: u (15) if the error of z2's estimation of the total disturbance is ignored, then substituting equation 14 into equation 11 can be simplified to an integral component equation 16: y f y, w z u u (16) according to equations 13 and 15, the closed-loop transfer function 17 of the dab converter can be sorted out as follows: φ s / ⋅ (17) as can be seen from equation 17, the bandwidth of lsef ω k , so in order to make the system eventually stable, to choose a better proportional gain value [7]. the detailed internal control structure diagram of ladrc of the system can be obtained according to formula 10, 13 and 14, as shown in figure 6: figure 6. detailed internal structure of first-order ladrc in order to further simplify the parameter design of the state observer, the gain matrix of the observer is associated with the bandwidth of the observer through the method of pole parameter configuration, and the pole of equation 13 is assigned to the bandwidth w0 of leso, namely, equations 18 and 19: λ s s l s l s ω (18) l 2ω l ω (19) after the above mathematical analysis, the parameters of the ladrc can be found to be properly configured with two parameters, and ω , ω is able to make the control effect of the controller achieve the desired state [8]. 4. control effect verification in order to verify the superiority of the proposed ladrc 50 control strategy, the control simulation model of dab converter is built based on matlab/simulink simulation software. it is compared with the traditional pi single closed loop control. the internal parameters of dab converter are shown in table 1, and the controller parameters are shown in table 2: table 1. detailed parameters of dab converter argument numerical value unit supply voltage 400 u1/v output voltage 100 u2/v ratio of transformer 4:1 n switching frequency 20 f/khz series inductance 150 l/μh input capacitance 500 c1/μf output capacitance 500 c1/μf table 2. controller parameters argument numerical value observer bandwidth ω0 1200 controller bandwidthωc 10000 control gain b0 100000 in the process of parameter setting in this paper, the size of b0 is first determined, wc remains unchanged, and w0 is gradually increased until the impact of noise meets the requirements of the system. then gradually increase wc, reduce w0 when the system cannot withstand the noise, and then increase wc, when the ideal waveform curve is basically reached, then fine-tune ω0 and ωc until the expected effect is better. the simulation model of the system was built in simulink simulation software. when the system reached a steady state, the main working waveform was shown in figure 7. (a) inductive current waveform (b) inductance voltage waveform figure 7. working waveform of stable working system according to (a) and (b) in fig. 7, it can be seen that the voltage and current at both ends of the inductor are consistent with the final result of phase shift control analyzed above. therefore, the final control effect of the ladrc strategy proposed in this paper is consistent with the results of the previous mathematical analysis, which can realize the control of dab converter. in order to verify the good immunity of ladrc compared with pide, this paper tests the superiority of the control strategy by adding disturbance on the load side and power supply. (1) load mutation figure 8 compares the dynamic response of the two control schemes with a step change in load (2ω-4ω-2ω). it can be seen from fig. 8 (a) that when the load of the dab converter suddenly increases at 0.02s, the output voltage returns increases to a certain extent, and then returns to the initial state after a short process. in fig. 8 (b), when the load of the system suddenly decreases at 0.05s, the output voltage return of the dab converter decreases instantaneously and also returns to the original state. this shows that the closed-loop design of the two control schemes of dab transformation meets the dynamic response requirements of the system and has a certain anti-disturbance ability. as can be seen from figure 8, the dynamic response of ladrc strategy is much better than that of pi control scheme no matter the load increases or the load decreases. in ladrc control scheme, when the load increases, the adjustment time is shortened by 2ms compared with pi control, and the overshoot is reduced to 3v compared with pi control, and the overshoot time and overshoot also change significantly when the load decreases. therefore, the ladrc control scheme can significantly improve the dynamic response and robustness of the system. (2) input voltage mutation figure 9 (a) shows the output voltage waveform when the input voltage suddenly decreases from 400v to 350v, and figure 9 (b) shows the voltage waveform when it recovers to 400v. it can be clearly seen from figure 9 that the overshoot of ladrc during the transition process of restoring to the initial value when the input voltage suddenly increases or decreases, is about twice the overshoot of pi control strategy. the transition time is significantly faster than pi control. therefore, the anti-input voltage disturbance capability of ladrc is better than that of pi control strategy. 51 (a) sudden increase in load (b) sudden load reduction figure 8. load mutation (a) sudden decrease in input voltage (b) the input voltage is restored to 400v figure 9. input voltage 5. summary in order to improve the dynamic response and immunity of dab converter, the working principle of dab converter is analyzed first, and then small signal modeling is carried out. on this basis, an active disturbance rejection controller based on leso is designed. the anti-interference ability of this control strategy is significantly better than that of pi control in the face of load side disturbance and power side disturbance. therefore, the control strategy proposed in this paper has a good application prospect in the control of dc/dc converter. 52 references [1] hou nie, li yunwei. overview and comparison of modulation and control strategies for non-resonant single-phase dualactivebridge dc-dc converter[j]. ieee transactions on power electronics, 2019,35(3):3148-3172. 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[8] gao z. scaling and parameterization based controller tuning [c]// proceeding of the 2003 american control conference. ieee, 2003: 4989-4996. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 34 the intelligent decision‐making and collaboration mechanism design of the soccer robot system huangkun chen, liangxu sun * university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114051, china * corresponding author: liangxu sun abstract: the robot soccer competition integrates technologies such as vision, wireless communication, control, multi-sensor fusion, strategy, and simulation, with a focus on the intelligent soccer robot path decision-making subsystem. this paper briefly analyzes decision-making methods such as role allocation, time-region control, and self-tactics, with a primary focus on the topdown hierarchical reasoning model, emphasizing robot collaboration and reflecting the concept of multi-agent cooperation. during the implementation process, the code and functions of the decision subsystem are described in detail, and examples are provided to demonstrate how to achieve robot decision-making, tactical applications, and movement. additionally, the effectiveness and performance of the system are verified through algorithm testing. keywords: decision-making; collaboration; soccer robot. 1. introduction the robot soccer system is an interdisciplinary high-tech field that combines mechanical electronics, robotics, intelligent control, and computer vision, driving research in artificial intelligence and robotics[1]. it involves vehicle mechanics, motor integration, data fusion, and image recognition, while promoting advancements in multiple technologies and potentially impacting social, economic, and cultural development.[2] 2. system architecture of soccer robots the robot soccer system involves multiple robots working together, similar to human soccer teams' perception, decisionmaking, communication, and action[3]. the dynamic and unpredictable environment demands advanced technologies [4] [5]. with uneven development, robots cannot instantly achieve human-level intelligence and need gradual improvement. 2.1. classification and implementation solutions of soccer robots the robot soccer system mainly consists of robots, vision systems, computers, and communication systems. its operational modes can be classified into three types based on the perception system implementation and strategy decisionmaking location: 1.vision-based remote-controlled robot soccer system: each robot is equipped with a driving agent, communication module, and cpu board, while visual data processing, strategy decision-making, and position control are handled by the main computer. 2.vision-based intelligent robot soccer system: robots are equipped with functions such as speed control, position control, and automatic obstacle avoidance. the main computer makes decisions based on visual data and sends commands to the robots, which are equipped with sensors. 3. autonomous robot soccer system: robots exhibit autonomous behavior, with all computations and decisions made by the robots themselves. the main computer only processes visual data and transmits positional information. implementation solutions for robot soccer include: robot soccer simulation competitions, vision-based remotecontrolled robot soccer systems, vision-based robot soccer systems, and fully autonomous robot soccer systems[5]. simulation competitions implement all intelligent functions through software on a computer, emphasizing thinking and collaboration. the vision-based remote-controlled robot soccer system involves a team of robots performing specific functions, with particular hardware components responsible for certain tasks, such as in fira micro-robot competitions[7]. this vision-based robot soccer system serves as an intermediate solution toward full autonomy, where the decision-making subsystem is loaded onto the onboard microcontroller, addressing multi-agent coordination challenges[8]. in the fully autonomous robot soccer system, all functions are performed independently by the robots, with information fusion and wireless communication networks emerging as key technologies. 2.2. design of the soccer robot system architecture the robot soccer system is typically composed of four parts: the robot chassis subsystem, the vision subsystem, the wireless communication subsystem, and the decision-making subsystem[9][10]. the vision subsystem implements closedloop control, emphasizing computer vision and mechanics issues, laying the foundation for robot soccer competitions. 1. robot chassis subsystem: composed of communication, cpu, power supply, control, and execution modules, it is primarily responsible for task execution. the design needs to balance speed and quality, ensuring that the robot does not deviate from its planned path due to being too light in weight during the competition. 2. vision subsystem: composed of cameras, image capture cards, and computers, it is responsible for real-time acquisition and processing of field images, identifying the position of the robots and ball, and transmitting the information to the decision-making subsystem. its task is to quickly recognize images and provide precise positional and 35 orientation data for the entities. 3. wireless communication subsystem: uses radio communication technology, with the robot and host connected via wireless communication. the choice of communication method is crucial to the system's performance, ensuring efficient communication speed and interference resistance. 4. decision-making subsystem: responsible for formulating strategies and issuing commands based on the match situation, similar to the role of a coach. it makes decisions based on real-time data and controls the robot's technical movements, such as smooth transitions and action combinations, ensuring the system has good robustness, control, and fault tolerance, while also offering flexibility for scalability and self-learning capabilities. figure 1. decision-making subsystem input-output module diagram 3. research on decision subsystem model as the intelligent core of the soccer robot system, the decision subsystem must be capable of autonomous task planning and decision-making, reacting quickly to the dynamics of the game, avoiding obstacles, and reaching target positions. 3.1. role assignment method the role assignment method can be divided into two types: based on the on-field situation and based on regions. the situational-based assignment determines the robot's role, such as defense or attack, depending on factors like the opponent's strength. the region-based assignment divides the field into different zones, with higher-priority robots leading actions and others coordinating to avoid conflict. the advantage of this method is that each robot has a fixed role and clear tasks, but the drawback is that the strategy becomes rigid, especially in region-based assignment where robots are confined to specific areas, limiting their flexibility in responding to changes on the field. 3.2. time-based region control method this method determines the strategy based on the ball holder. by calculating the time and path of the ball within the control area, it determines control over the ball. when no one holds the ball, the nearest robot will chase it. this method can accurately assess ball control, but due to the robot's shape and the ball's movement characteristics, predicting the ball's trajectory is difficult, and it adds computational time for strategy implementation. 3.3. individual combat strategy this method determines the transition between offense and defense based on ball possession: if the ball holder gains control, the team is on offense; if the possession is lost, the team switches to defense. the advantage of this method is its simplicity and ease of implementation, but frequent transitions between offense and defense can lead to increased energy consumption for the robots and coordination issues. 3.4. top-down hierarchical decision-making and inference model in robot soccer, the environment is complex, and information is uncertain, making stability, reliability, and efficiency in the decision subsystem critical. unlike human coaches who rely on intuitive thinking, robot decisionmaking depends on precise data and programmatic language, with the reasoning process divided into multiple levels, relying mainly on logical thinking to make decisions. 3.4.1. six-step reasoning model professor xu xinha and his team proposed a six-step reasoning model, which represents a top-down hierarchical deductive reasoning model for the decision subsystem. the six steps are as follows: the first step is field information prepossessing, which involves calculating the linear and angular velocities of various entities (robots and the soccer ball) and the relative distances between these entities. this step provides the foundational dynamic information for subsequent decisionmaking. the second step is offensive and defensive situation analysis and strategy selection, where, based on the information obtained in the first step, the decision is made on whether to adopt an offensive or defensive strategy. factors such as the ball's position, movement direction, and the relative positions of players need to be considered in order to determine the appropriate strategy. the third step is robot formation determination and role assignment. to ensure coordination and successful task completion among robots, the formation needs to be determined, and the robots’ roles should be adjusted based on the current task. role assignment must take into account the information on the field and dynamically adjust according to the situation. for example, in an offensive strategy, the role of players may be adjusted based on their position on the field. the fourth step is targeting position determination and action selection. once the strategy is decided, robots need to move quickly to the designated positions and perform tasks. actions are divided into three levels: basic actions (such as turning and moving), technical actions (such as goalkeeping, shooting), and tactical actions (such as team coordination). this structure ensures that each robot can complete its assigned task. the fifth step is robot trajectory planning, where the movement path of the robot is designed. this includes decisions on when to travel in a straight line, when to turn, and how to avoid obstacles. various path-planning methods, such as the artificial potential field method, genetic algorithms, and others, are used in this step. the sixth step is determination of the left and right wheel speeds. after determining the movement trajectory, the speeds of the left and right wheels are calculated to ensure the robot moves precisely along the planned path. the wheel speed calculations must take into account the mechanical and platform characteristics of the robot, as well as the underlying motion control methods. overall, the first, fourth, fifth, and sixth steps belong to deductive reasoning, which can be computed using mathematical models. the second and third steps rely on 36 heuristic reasoning, such as fuzzy logic and expert systems, to implement intelligent decision-making. 3.4.2. simplified reasoning model step 1: prepossessing of input information step 2: situation assessment step 3: role assignment step 4: action execution this simplified model makes the subsystem structure more compact and easier to implement while saving system time. this hierarchical model for soccer robots has two notable characteristics: for control, the precision increases from top to bottom, and for information feedback, the feedback becomes increasingly coarse from bottom to top, with the level of intelligence rising correspondingly. as a research platform for multi-agent systems, soccer robots must enable cooperation among multiple players. thus, the team’s organizational capability is more important than individual player skills. this top-down hierarchical reasoning model fully reflects the collaborative spirit of the decision-making system. 3.4.3. decision subsystem reasoning framework before the decision system selects between attack and defense, the system must complete visual prepossessing. this includes calculating the linear velocity, angular velocity, direction angle, and the relative distance between each robot and the ball. the structure of the soccer robot decision system, constructed based on the simplified model, is shown in figure 2. in the diagram, each robot selects the corresponding action based on its role, coordinating and collaborating to complete the match. figure 2. decision system reasoning structure 4. decision subsystem design and implementation in human soccer matches, the strategic thinking and tactical arrangements of the coach are crucial. similarly, the decision subsystem is the strategic thought behind soccer robot matches. it interfaces with the visual subsystem above and the communication subsystem below, serving as the central hub of the entire system. the design of the decision subsystem directly impacts the outcome of the match. the position coordinates, direction angles, and other information received from the visual subsystem serve as inputs, and after processing, the decision subsystem generates motion control commands for the robots and sends them through the communication subsystem. 4.1. decision subsystem environmental code the code defines several structures, including the coordinate variable structure `vector3d`, the boundary structure `bounds`, the team robot structure `robot`, the opponent robot structure `opponentrobot`, the ball structure `ball`, and the `environment` structure, which contains various match elements. these structures provide the foundation for the simulator's operation and the simulation group's robot execution. the following code snippet shows an example of the `environment` structure: typedef struct { robot home[players_per_side]; opponentrobot opponent[players_per_side]; ball currentball, lastball, predictedball; bounds fieldbounds, goalbounds; long gamestate; long whosball; void *userdata; } environment; 4.2. algorithm introduction 1. potential field method: in this method, repulsive potential fields are created for obstacles, and attractive potential fields are created for the target point. the robot moves toward the target under the influence of both the repulsive and attractive forces. the form of the potential field is set according to the actual situation and is commonly used in global motion planning sub-modules. however, it is not precise and is prone to getting stuck in local minima. 2.obstacle avoidance in the potential field method: soccer robot obstacle avoidance is complex and involves both static and dynamic obstacles. a dynamic obstacle avoidance strategy is proposed, which transforms obstacle position information into velocity information to process realtime obstacle avoidance in dynamic environments. this strategy, as an important component of the decision subsystem, improves system performance. 4.3. algorithm implementation the soccer robot strategy is implemented based on c++ programming, and the core algorithms include modules for angle adjustment, target positioning, ball chasing, and obstacle avoidance. each module employs precise mathematical calculations and reasonable motion control logic to enable the robot to autonomously complete target positioning and movement on the field. the following outlines the implementation process of key algorithms. 4.3.1. angle adjustment function the angle function is key to controlling the robot's precise turning. its primary task is to calculate the appropriate left and right wheel speeds for steering adjustments based on the angle difference between the robot’s current orientation and the target point. first, the difference between the target angle and the current angle is calculated and constrained to the range of [-180, 180]. then, the rotation direction and speed are determined based on this angle difference. specifically, when the angle difference is large, the robot will rotate faster, while when the angle difference is small, the rotation speed will slow down to avoid over-correction. the key angle adjustment process is as follows: 1. calculate the difference between the target angle and the current angle. 2. adjust the angle difference to the range of [-180, 180]. 3. adjust the left and right wheel speeds based on the angle difference. the core code is as follows: theta_e = desired_angle (int)robot->rotation; 37 while (theta_e > 180) theta_e -= 360; while (theta_e < -180) theta_e += 360; if (theta_e < -90) theta_e += 180; else if (theta_e > 90) theta_e -= 180; if (abs(theta_e) > 50) { vl = (int)(-9./90.0 * (double)theta_e); vr = (int)(9./90.0 * (double)theta_e); } else if (abs(theta_e) > 20) { vl = (int)(-11.0/90.0 * (double)theta_e); vr = (int)(11.0/90.0 * (double)theta_e); } velocity(robot, vl, vr); 4.3.2. car localization function the localization function of the robot is fundamental to its motion control. the localization process consists of two parts: first, the robot must adjust its direction to face the target point, then move in a straight line towards the target. the key to this process is calculating the distance and the direction angle between the robot and the target, and adjusting the movement speed based on these parameters. to ensure the robot reaches the target point accurately, the angle difference between the target direction and the robot’s current orientation is calculated to determine the rotation angle. as the robot approaches the target point, its speed gradually decreases to improve precision. the exp function is used for a smooth transition, avoiding sudden speed changes that could cause instability in the movement. the core algorithm is as follows: 1.calculate the distance and angle between the target point and the robot’s current position. 2.adjust the steering based on the angle difference. 3.adjust the forward speed based on the distance. d_e = sqrt(dx * dx + dy * dy); desired_angle = (int)(180. / pi * atan2(dy, dx));theta_e = desired_angle (int)robot->rotation; while (theta_e > 180) theta_e -= 360; while (theta_e < -180) theta_e += 360; if (d_e > 100.) ka = 17. / 90.; else if (d_e > 50) ka = 19. / 90.; else ka = 25. / 90.; if (theta_e > 95 || theta_e < -95) { theta_e += 180; vr = (int)(-vc * (1.0 / (1.0 + exp(-3.0 * d_e)) 0.3) + ka * theta_e); vl = (int)(-vc * (1.0 / (1.0 + exp(-3.0 * d_e)) 0.3) ka * theta_e); } else { vr = (int)(vc * (1.0 / (1.0 + exp(-3.0 * d_e)) 0.3) + ka * theta_e); vl = (int)(vc * (1.0 / (1.0 + exp(-3.0 * d_e)) 0.3) ka * theta_e); } velocity(robot, vl, vr); 4.3.3. car control to enable the robot to move around the field, it is crucial to control the robot's position precisely. by setting a series of coordinate points and using the car localization function, the robot can be directed to travel to these coordinates, ultimately completing the task of navigating around the field. the car's control program works by continuously adjusting the robot’s position coordinates. by combining the localization algorithm, it ensures precise movement from one point to another. below is the core code for controlling the robot to navigate around the field: double x = env->home[1].pos.x; double y = env->home[1].pos.y; position(&env->home[1], x, 16.3); if (y <= 16.3) position(&env->home[1], 16.8, 6.3); 4.3.4. car chasing the ball the process of the car chasing the ball relies on dynamic tracking of the ball’s position. once the car knows the position of the ball, it automatically adjusts its orientation and begins to chase the ball. this process requires continuously updating the car’s position and using the localization function to follow the ball. the core code is as follows: double x = env->currentball.pos.x; // get the xcoordinate of the ball double y = env->currentball.pos.y; // get the ycoordinate of the ball position(&env->home[1], x, y); // car chases the ball 4.3.5. car obstacle avoidance algorithm the obstacle avoidance algorithm is a key module to ensure the car avoids collisions and navigates smoothly. a vector algorithm is used to implement the obstacle avoidance. the car is influenced by two forces: the attractive force from the ball and the repulsive force from an opponent's car. by calculating the resultant of these two forces, the car can adaptively adjust its direction to avoid obstacles. the algorithm calculates the attractive force between the ball and the car, and the repulsive force between the opponent's car and the car. these two forces are combined by vector to determine the car's steering direction. below is the core code for the obstacle avoidance algorithm: double bx = env->currentball.pos.x; // ball coordinates double by = env->currentball.pos.y; double px = env->home[1].pos.x; // car coordinates double py = env->home[1].pos.y; double ox = env->home[2].pos.x; // obstacle car coordinates double oy = env->home[2].pos.y; double r1 = atan2(py oy, px ox); // calculate the angle of the repulsive vector double d1 = 1000 sqrt((px ox) * (px ox) + (py oy) * (py oy)); // repulsive force value double r2 = atan2(by py, bx px); // angle of the attractive vector double d2 = 1000 sqrt((px bx) * (px bx) + (py by) * (py by)); // attractive force value double x = d1 * cos(r1) + d2 * cos(r2); // x component of the resultant force double y = d1 * sin(r1) + d2 * sin(r2); // y component of the resultant force position(&env->home[1], x, y); // car turns towards the resultant force direction 5. conclusion the soccer robot integrates cutting-edge technologies such as computer vision, multi-agent collaboration, motion control, and wireless communication. originating in the 1990s, it has quickly evolved into an interdisciplinary research field. it is one of the most forward-looking topics in automation and robotics, with significant theoretical and practical value. in the soccer robot system, the decision-making subsystem plays a core role, similar to the coach in human soccer, responsible for solving collaboration and motion planning problems between robots. the quality of the decision-making 38 algorithm directly affects the robot's role selection, path planning, and obstacle avoidance in a complex environment, making the design of the decision-making system crucial. figure 3. schematic diagram of the soccer robot system this article focuses on several common decision-making models, including role assignment, time-zone control, and the "self-for-all" strategy. it also elaborates on the top-down hierarchical decision reasoning model, which emphasizes team cooperation and coordination. this model has been widely applied in soccer robot systems. the implementation of functions such as autonomous movement, 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"fast detection method of humanoid robot key points based on improved openpose." laser journal, 44(10): 65-70. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 30 exploration and practice of parallel logistics and transportation system basing on ai yan cheng xinqiyinzi intelligent technology, shanghai, china abstract: with the rapid development of science and technology, artificial intelligence (ai) technology has been widely used in various fields. as an important pillar of the national economy, the efficiency and safety of the logistics and transportation industry have a profound impact on the economic development and social progress. the exploration and practice of parallel logistics and transportation system based on ai aims to use artificial intelligence technology to improve the efficiency of logistics and transportation system, reduce costs, reduce congestion, and improve traffic safety. keywords: ai; parallel logistics; transportation system; exploration. 1. introduction parallel logistics was put forward by chinese scientists as early as 20 years ago. with the continuous advancement of globalization and information technology, logistics and transportation system are playing an increasingly important role in modern society. with the vigorous development of china's e-commerce, the number and scale of logistics are growing rapidly, which has a serious impact on china's transportation system, which makes the development of the logistics industry face great challenges, and it is imperative to explore the connection and development of ai-based parallel logistics and transportation system. 2. the connection between the parallel logistics and the transportation system 2.1. data sharing and integration in the modern supply chain management system, the data sharing and integration between parallel logistics and transportation system is very important. logistics systems involve multiple transport modes, including road, rail, air and shipping, which require sharing and integration of transport data in real time. data sharing helps transportation systems to effectively manage and schedule traffic flow, while integration can improve the transparency and collaborative efficiency of the entire logistics network. for example, through the use of ai technology, the data between different transportation modes can be exchanged in real time, so that every link of the logistics network can understand the state of cargo transportation in real time and improve the transportation efficiency. 2.2. optimization of the transportation network transportation network optimization is an important aspect of the connection between parallel logistics and transportation system. transportation systems can optimize route planning, transportation time, and cargo distribution by collecting and analyzing large amounts of traffic data. the ai algorithm is able to handle these complex data and provide the optimal transportation scheme. for example, ai can analyze historical traffic data and predict future traffic conditions, thus providing logistics companies with optimal transport route advice, reduce delays and congestion, and improve transport efficiency. 2.3. intelligent scheduling and control system intelligent scheduling and control system is another important aspect of the connection between parallel logistics and transportation system. ai technology can be used in intelligent scheduling and control systems to achieve the optimal configuration of transportation resources. for example, ai can predict traffic flow, automatically adjust signal lights, optimize traffic signals, reduce waiting times, and improve road capacity. in addition, ai can also be applied to the scheduling of logistics systems. by analyzing the nature of goods, transportation time and destination, it can automatically allocate the optimal transportation means and routes for transportation tasks and improve transportation efficiency. 2.4. safety monitoring and risk management safety monitoring and risk management are one of the important aspects of the connection between parallel logistics and transportation system. ai technology can help transportation systems with real-time monitoring and risk management. by analyzing sensor data and video surveillance, ai can detect traffic accidents and anomalies in time, provide early warning, and respond quickly to ensure traffic safety. for example, ai can analyze road sensor data, predict potential risks of traffic accidents, and provide early warning information to traffic management departments in a timely manner to help them take corresponding measures to prevent traffic accidents [1] 3. the significance of the exploration and practice of parallel logistics and transportation system based on ai 3.1. improve transportation efficiency in the field of logistics and transportation, the application of ai technology can bring about significant transportation efficiency improvement. in-depth analysis and prediction of a large amount of logistics and traffic data through ai 31 technology can optimize route planning, improve the utilization rate of transportation vehicles, and reduce empty driving and congestion. for example, ai systems can provide optimal route advice for truck drivers based on real-time traffic conditions and prediction models, avoiding peak hours and congested road sections, thus saving time and fuel, and improving transportation efficiency. in addition, ai technology can also realize intelligent scheduling, and automatically arrange the most appropriate transportation mode and time according to the cargo demand and transportation resources, so as to further improve the transportation efficiency of the entire logistics system. 3.2. reduce operating costs the application of ai technology in the field of logistics and transportation can help enterprises to realize automatic scheduling and intelligent storage management, so as to reduce labor costs and improve operational efficiency. for example, ai systems can automatically process a large amount of order information and conduct intelligent scheduling without human intervention, saving human costs. at the same time, ai technology can also be applied to warehouse management, through intelligent robots to carry and store goods, improve storage efficiency and reduce labor costs. in addition, ai technology can also help enterprises more accurately predict market demand through predictive analysis, and avoid excessive inventory and stock shortages, thus reducing operating costs. 3.3. improve traffic safety the application of ai technology in traffic safety is of great significance. through intelligent monitoring and autonomous driving, ai technology can effectively reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents and improve road safety. for example, autonomous driving technology can collect road information through sensing devices, intelligently judge traffic conditions, and automatically control vehicles running, and reduce traffic accidents caused by human error. in addition, ai technology can also be applied to intelligent traffic signal control, through real-time analysis of traffic flow and conditions, automatically adjust the timing of traffic signal lights, reduce traffic congestion and accidents. 4. exploration and practice of parallel logistics and transportation system based on ai 4.1. strengthening the research and development of ai technology with artificial intelligence as the core, promote the system upgrade in the field of logistics and transportation, priority is to deepen the basic theory of artificial intelligence technology exploration and application practice research, improve the accuracy of artificial intelligence algorithm, tenacity and flexibility, explore machine learning and deep learning methods and models, and innovation to adapt to the specific needs of logistics and transportation field ai solutions [2]. explore and develop to cope with the challenge of multifarious logistics reinforcement learning technology, or specially designed to predict traffic flow and optimize the path of deep learning model, at the same time, must focus on the ethics and privacy of artificial intelligence, ensure the fairness and clarity of intelligent system, in the process of developing intelligent system, must strictly abide by the ethical laws and regulations, guarantee artificial intelligence in processing personal information can thoroughly respect the user's privacy and legitimate rights and interests. 4.2. establish a big data platform in the field of modern logistics and transportation, countless information like the tide, involving the content from the path of the goods flow, the condition of real goods, the use of the road, to the performance of the vehicle, etc., in order to maximize the value of the data, it is necessary to build a large integrated data processing center, it will be responsible for collecting, retained, organization and depth analysis of all kinds of data information. this platform can provide instant information, help artificial intelligence system to achieve more accurate prediction and selection, but also provides a vast information treasure, create a distributed information and data purification, joint and unified standards, information precision and unification, at the same time, we need to use cutting-edge data analysis technology and methods, such as machine learning, data mining and predictive analysis, to dig into the potential of data, and extract its value[3]. 4.3. promoting industrial coordination reform of logistics and transportation system, to the social from all walks of life together, government, companies, academic groups and universities to closely hand in hand, promote on the basis of artificial intelligence logistics and traffic management system, the government should introduce corresponding policies and provide financial support, build conducive to artificial intelligence technology progress policy system and legal architecture. the company can provide practical scenarios and data materials, and work together with scientific research and educational institutions to carry out technological innovation and talent cultivation. the research institutions have the ability to carry out technological innovation and create cutting-edge ai applications, and at the same time, they maintain close cooperation with commercial entities and government departments [4]. training institutions can forge high-quality talents and provide ai with professional knowledge and skills in the field of logistics and transportation. through the coordinated development of the industrial chain, they can build a perfect ecosystem, and then promote the in-depth application of artificial intelligence technology in the logistics and transportation industry. 4.4. improve policies and regulations in order to ensure the healthy growth of ai technology in the logistics and transportation industry, it is necessary to customize a set of appropriate policies and regulations system. relevant policies and regulations should include data insurance, privacy defense, algorithm clarity, obligation determination and other fields, so as to provide clear legal norms and direction guidance for the implementation of ai technology. about the data preservation network regulations, to ensure that personal information collection, retained and disposal are conform to the rule of law, justice and clear standards, at the same time safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of data related get due fear, at the same time, the government needs to increase the control of artificial intelligence technology, ensure the stability of the intelligent system and reliable, so as to maintain the legitimate interests of consumers and users, set up specialized departments, take on the artificial intelligence system development and use of regulatory responsibilities, ensure its compliance with the 32 relevant legal norms, and implement effective strategies against possible risks and challenges. 5. sum up in the context of rapid progress in technology, ai technology has become a key force driving the transformation of the logistics and transportation industry. by integrating ai technology, we are able to achieve intelligent management and optimization of logistics and transportation systems, thus significantly improving system efficiency, reducing operating costs, reducing traffic congestion, and enhancing road safety. in the logistics field, ai applications include automated warehouse management, intelligent distribution route planning, cargo tracking, and supply chain optimization. in traffic systems, ai technology is used to achieve intelligent traffic control, the development of autonomous vehicles, traffic congestion management, and accident prevention. the integration of these technologies has revolutionized the logistics and transportation industries, making services more 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[4] li xintong. exploration on the intelligent development of archives management in traffic system [j]. encyclopedia forum e-magazine, 2021 (14): 119. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 86 analysis of the evaluation data of college classroom teaching quality based on fuzzy mathematics model nanmei xie *, wenjun xu school of accountancy, hainan vocational university of science and technology, haikou, hainan, china * corresponding author: nanmei xie abstract: this paper mainly studies the problem of teaching quality evaluation. according to the data in the annex, the transformation of quantitative indicators and the evaluation of teaching quality are realized by establishing fuzzy mathematical model, grey correlation degree and other methods. for problem 1: according to the quantitative values of the eight evaluation indexes, a fuzzy mathematical model is established, and the comprehensive evaluation is transformed into a quantitative index to evaluate the teaching level of teachers. see the appendix for the sequence of serial numbers 4450-4469 in annex 1. for question 2: considering the large amount of data in annex 1, the courses that have participated in the evaluation more than 50 times are selected as the research object. using hierarchical clustering processing, it is concluded that there are some differences in the teaching quality of each course in the school. according to the overall teaching quality, the seven teaching teams are: course 0097, course 0057, course 0322, course 0320, course 0486, course 0058, course 0138. for question 3: the grey correlation model is established according to the factors that affect the professionalism and objectivity of evaluation experts, such as teachers' professional titles, the number of evaluation sessions and the average number of sessions. the evaluation conclusions of the evaluation experts are given in the appendix. for question 4: the data in annex 1 are sorted out in chronological order to obtain 46 evaluation objects and three evaluation indexes, namely, the number of evaluation sections, the average number of sections and the quantification of professional titles, for analysis. then through the fitting of data processing, it is concluded that the teaching quality of the school has declined with the growth of time in the past three years. in response to question 5: according to the data in the annex, this paper puts forward the question "what is the relationship between the scores of teachers' comprehensive evaluation of teaching and students' comprehensive evaluation of learning in the evaluation of classroom teaching quality in colleges and universities?" by fitting the fitting image with matlab, it is concluded that the scores of teachers' comprehensive evaluation of teaching and students' comprehensive evaluation of learning in the evaluation of classroom teaching quality in colleges and universities are very similar. keywords: fuzzy mathematical model; grey correlation; hierarchical clustering; topsis. 1. model assumptions (1) the data of hypothesis analysis are accurate. (2) ignore the impact of individual extreme data on the analysis results. (3) it is believed that all data in the annex are true and reliable. (4) assume that the errors are within a reasonable range. 2. symbol explanation and noun explanation table 1. symbol explanation and noun explanation symbol description c1 teaching quality d1 teaching attitude y1 teaching attitude j distortion degree d euclidean distance p confidence interval a two stage minimum difference b maximum difference between two levels sse sum of squares of errors rmse mean square error r-square goodness of fit 3. establishment and solution of problem 1 3.1. analysis and solution of problem 1 3.1.1. analysis ideas of problem 1 the classroom in colleges and universities can be divided into theoretical courses and experimental courses. according to the content of appendix 1 and appendix 2 given in the title and the information inquired in the application, it is concluded that the classroom teaching quality (c1) of theoretical courses in colleges and universities is evaluated by four modules: teaching attitude (d1), teaching content (d2), methods and means (d3) and teaching effectiveness (d4). similarly, the classroom teaching quality (x1) of experimental courses in colleges and universities is evaluated by four modules: teaching attitude (y1), teaching content (y2), methods and means (y3) and teaching effectiveness (y4). through the indepth analysis of the evaluation experts according to the teachers' teaching situation and their understanding of the quality standards of classroom teaching, and according to the students' classroom performance, the data conclusions obtained from them are sorted and summarized. see table 2 and table 3 below. 87 table 2. structural analysis primary index secondary index tertiary index theory course (c1) teaching attitude (d1) energetic, upright and disciplined (e1) prepare well before class and start and finish classes on time (e2) teaching content (d2) proficient in teaching, rich in information, outstanding key and difficult points, and strong logic (e3) combine the characteristics of the course, reasonably supplement the frontier of the subject, and organically combine the application (e4) methods and means (d3) flexible teaching methods, encouraging students to question, focusing on enlightening thinking, and mastering the classroom (e5) proper use of information-based teaching methods, clear and neat courseware and blackboard writing, and flexible classroom organization (e6) teaching effectiveness (d4) students' concentration and active thinking can effectively promote the internalization of knowledge (e7) the teaching interaction is active and effective, the classroom atmosphere is active and harmonious, and gives students innovative enlightenment (e8)) 3.1.2. model preparation and establishment 1. establishment of evaluation theory classroom model considering the objectivity of evaluating the quality of classroom teaching in colleges and universities, and the number of indicators involved is less. in view of the problem that the number of indicators is small, the first level fuzzy comprehensive evaluation is used. (1) the factors that determine the quality of classroom teaching constitute the set of evaluation index system. factor set u= {e1, e2, e3, e4, e5, e6, e7, e8} table 3. structural analysis 2 primary index secondary index tertiary index experimental class (x1) teaching attitude (y1) energetic, upright and disciplined (z1) fully prepared before class, on and off class on time, no teaching accidents (z2) teaching content (y2) pay attention to the innovation and comprehensiveness of the experimental content, and meet the requirements of the curriculum standard (z3) familiar with operation essentials, clear explanation and accurate demonstration (z4) methods and means (y3) flexible teaching methods, reasonable teaching demonstration and student practice time arrangement (z5) pay attention to the inspection of students' experiments, find problems in time and give guidance (z6) teaching effectiveness (y4) students' operation is standardized, rigorous and careful, and cultivate practical ability and rigorous style (z7) good teaching interaction, harmonious experimental atmosphere, and innovative inspiration for students (z8) (2) because the evaluation value of each indicator is different, it usually forms different grades. it forms a collection of different levels to judge the quality of classroom teaching. take the comment set v= {excellent b1, good b2, medium b3, qualified b4, unqualified b5} (3) in general, each factor in the factor set plays a different role in the comprehensive evaluation, and the comprehensive evaluation is closely linked to the common role of each factor to a large extent, which constitutes the weight between the factors and is used as a fuzzy vector on the factor set. appendix 2 gives the weights of the factors for evaluating the quality of classroom teaching. 88 that is, the weight of each factor a={0.2, 0.3, 0.3, 0.2} (4) finally, the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation matrix is determined to evaluate each factor ei. v={excellent b1, good b2, medium b3, qualified b4, unqualified b5}={5, 4, 3, 2, 1} take partial membership function of large cauchy distribution             53 311 12 x,bxlna x,βxαxf (1) wherein, a, b is the undetermined constant. to determine the undetermined constant, take f(5)=1,f(3)=0.8,f(1)=0.01 from this calculation              53,3699.0ln3915.0 318942.0108.11 12 xx xx xf ， membership=[1, 0.9126, 0.8, 0.5245, 0.01] thus, the quantized values of {b1,b2,b3,b4,b5} are {1, 0.9126, 0.8, 0.5245, 0.01} the classroom quality of no. 4450-4469 is determined by scoring by the evaluation experts: r1=[0.9126,1, 1, 0.8,0.9126,0.8, 0.8,0.9126] the above formula shows the respective quantitative values of the classroom quality of no. 4450 scored by eight indicators. use the same method to evaluate the quality of the classroom by using other factors. to sum up, v= {excellent b1, good b2, medium b3, qualified b4, unqualified b5} ={5, 4, 3, 2, 1}={1, 0.9126, 0.8, 0.5245, 0.01} to get the quantitative data of theory course, as shown in table 4 below. table 4. the quantitative data of theory course theory course e1 e2 e3 e4 e5 e6 e7 e8 4450 0.9126 1.0000 1.0000 0.8000 0.9126 0.8000 0.8000 0.9126 4451 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 0.8000 0.9126 1.0000 0.8000 0.8000 4452 0.8000 0.9126 0.8000 0.5245 0.5245 0.5245 0.0100 0.8000 4453 0.9126 0.8000 0.8000 0.5245 0.0100 0.8000 0.5245 0.5245 4454 0.9126 0.8000 0.9126 1.0000 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 0.8000 4455 0.8000 1.0000 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 0.5245 0.0100 0.5245 4456 0.0100 0.8000 0.9126 0.5245 0.9126 0.0100 0.5245 0.9126 4459 0.8000 0.9126 1.0000 0.0100 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 0.9126 4460 0.0100 0.5245 0.0100 0.0100 0.5245 0.5245 0.5245 0.5245 4461 1.0000 1.0000 0.9126 0.9126 0.9126 0.9126 1.0000 0.9126 4463 0.9126 1.0000 0.8000 0.8000 0.9126 0.8000 0.9126 0.8000 4464 1.0000 1.0000 0.8000 0.8000 0.9126 0.5245 1.0000 0.9126 4465 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 0.9126 1.0000 0.9126 1.0000 4466 1.0000 0.9126 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 0.9126 0.8000 0.9126 4467 1.0000 0.9126 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 1.0000 0.9126 0.8000 4468 0.8000 1.0000 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 0.8000 0.9126 0.9126 4469 0.9126 0.9126 0.8000 0.8000 0.9126 0.5245 0.9126 0.9126 take ri as line i to form the evaluation matrix                  0.91260.91265245.00.91260.80.80.91260.9126 0.80.010.52450.52450.52450.80.91260.8 0.80.810.91260.80.80.91260.9126 0.91260.80.80.91260.8110.9126  r it is a fuzzy relation matrix from factor set u to comment set v. using fuzzy comprehensive evaluation. perform matrix synthesis calculation: according to the weights given in the "key contents and reference standards of classroom teaching evaluation" implemented by the university in annex 2, and the membership function obtained from the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation, the comments are quantified 89                    0.91260.91260.52450.91260.80.80.91260.9126 8.001.05245.05245.05245.08.00.91268.0 8.08.010.91260.80.80.91260.9126 0.91260.80.80.91268.0110.9126 2.03.03.02.0  ，，，rab table 5. evaluation quantification (a) theory course teaching attitude teaching content methods and means teaching achievements 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.2 practice class teaching attitude teaching content teaching organization teaching achievements 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.2 (b) quantitative results 4450-4454 0.8894 0.7000 0.6083 0.5963 0.8919 4455-4459 0.7059 0.5787 0.7678 0.3187 0.9388 4460-4464 0.8594 0.8468 0.9782 0.8932 0.9063 4465-4469 0.8763 0.8206 0.9825 0.8375 0.9188 use topsis model to normalize the quantified results and calculate the final score table 6. normalize the quantified results and calculate the final score 4450-4454 0.0696 0.0691 0.0650 0.0629 0.0616 18 13 10 20 15 4455-4459 0.0602 0.0601 0.0598 0.0584 0.0567 14 5 1 16 11 4460-4464 0.0554 0.0544 0.0526 0.0471 0.0406 12 19 17 8 6 4465-4469 0.0400 0.0304 0.0291 0.0272 0.0584 2 3 4 7 9 4. establishment and solution of problem 2 4.1. establishment and solution of problem 2 4.1.1. thinking analysis of problem 2 considering that there are a lot of course data provided in appendix 1, and the evaluation of classroom teaching quality is objective and authentic, those who have attended less than 50 courses and 50 courses are screened out to ensure the stability of the data and avoid inaccurate data caused by accidental circumstances. the state of teachers' classroom, their own cultural level and students' enthusiasm in the classroom are the key reasons that affect the quality of classroom. therefore, the evaluation of teachers' teaching level, the evaluation of students' learning situation and teachers' professional title are the standards used to evaluate the differences in teaching quality between different courses. for exploring the main differences between such huge data, clustering model is undoubtedly the best choice. first, each course is regarded as a separate class, and then the minimum distance si between each course is calculated. the calculated distance si is defined as the minimum distance sj between the two classes, and then the two classes of distance sj are merged to form a new class. then the minimum distance between the new class and other remaining classes is recalculated and merged, and so on, until all data belong to a large class. 4.1.2. modeling 1. step analysis (1) the selected courses will be evaluated and scored by the evaluation expert group in terms of three indicators: the teaching grade of teachers, the learning situation of students and the professional title of teachers. the quantitative value obtained in the first question is used to quantify the data to ensure that the conclusion is more objective, and then the quantitative data of the same course are averaged to simplify the calculation. the following table 7 is obtained (2) there are 23 groups of data, and the minimum distance between each two data is calculated  ji xxd , euclidean distance     p k jkikji xxxxd 1 2),( (2) where i , j are used to represent class xi, xj, use to indicate the distance between xi and xj. (3) establish 23 classes, each class contains only one set of data, and the platform height of each class is 0; (4) the nearest two classes are reasonably merged into a new class, and the platform height of the clustering graph is selected as the minimum distance between the two classes; (5) then calculate the distance value between the new class and all classes. as with the above method, go to the next step until there is only one class left. otherwise, go back to step 4; (6) draw a cluster diagram; (7) the number and class of classification are determined by clustering graph, and whether there are differences between them is obtained. draw a vertical line in the pedigree, and divide the data samples into four categories according to the needs, as shown in the above figure. the elbow rule is used to roughly estimate the optimal number of clusters through the pedigree. the distortion degree of each class is equal to the square sum of the distance from the midpoint of each variable to its center. the more compact the class centers are, the smaller the distortion degree of the class is, and the more scattered the class is. divide n samples into k classes (k n-1) and use tk to represent the k-th class (k=1,2,..., k), and the center position of this class is marked as ck 90 table 7. average value average value of teacher evaluation average student evaluation average value of professional title course0034 0.7517 0.7402 0.5595 course0044 0.7848 0.7815 0.6122 course0053 0.7606 0.8152 0.5442 course0057 0.7811 0.7837 0.5913 course0058 0.7967 0.8038 0.5771 course0059 0.7767 0.8040 0.4824 course0076 0.8116 0.8131 0.5542 course0088 0.7882 0.7601 0.5754 course0092 0.7563 0.7878 0.5482 course0109 0.8296 0.8400 0.5654 course0138 0.7902 0.8144 0.5443 course0206 0.7972 0.7875 0.5772 course0251 0.7796 0.7908 0.4379 course0258 0.7625 0.7780 0.4715 course0263 0.8040 0.7946 0.4765 course0319 0.7470 0.7618 0.4535 course0320 0.7683 0.7842 0.5334 course0322 0.7891 0.7702 0.6012 course0354 0.8189 0.8189 0.5874 course0385 0.7182 0.7346 0.3704 course0453 0.7891 0.7735 0.5818 course0486 0.7974 0.7974 0.5668 course0580 0.7544 0.7301 0.6270 figure 1. pedigree using average join (between groups) rescaled distance clustering combination 91 that is, the distortion degree of class k is:   kti kc 2 ix where, the absolute value is used to represent the distance between xi and ck. total distortion of all classes:     k k ti ki k cxj 1 2 where j is called the polymerization coefficient. use the abscissa as the clustering category k and the ordinate as the aggregation coefficient j to draw the aggregation coefficient line graph. table 8. centralized planning stage combinatorial clustering the first stage of clustering cluster 1 cluster 2 coefficient cluster 1 cluster 2 next stage 1 12 21 .005 0 0 5 2 2 18 .028 0 0 8 3 6 14 .031 0 0 13 4 7 22 .033 0 0 7 5 4 12 .035 0 1 8 6 9 17 .060 0 0 11 7 7 11 .062 4 0 12 8 2 4 .077 2 5 10 9 5 19 .093 0 0 12 10 2 8 .104 8 0 14 11 3 9 .156 0 6 17 12 5 7 .166 9 7 15 13 6 13 .196 3 0 16 14 1 2 .228 0 10 17 15 5 10 .231 12 0 18 16 6 15 .280 13 0 19 17 1 3 .477 14 11 18 18 1 5 .579 17 15 20 19 6 16 .870 16 0 20 20 1 6 1.624 18 19 21 21 1 23 2.998 20 0 22 22 1 20 5.219 21 0 0 extract the coefficients in the table made in spss, and then make a line graph of aggregation coefficient (as shown in figure 2 below) figure 2. aggregation coefficient line chart according to the aggregation coefficient discount chart, when the number of categories is 4, the downward trend of discount is more and more slow, so the number of categories can be set to 4. and it can be seen from the figure that when the k value is from 1 to 4, the distortion degree changes the most. after more than 4, the distortion degree changes significantly reduced. therefore, the elbow is k=4, so the number of categories can be set to 4. after determining the k value, the clustering results are drawn by spss. draw as shown in figure 3 below. it can be seen from the figure that there are differences between each class, that is, there must be differences in the teaching quality of different courses. this conclusion is reached, and then the topsis method is used to rank the seven teaching teams of course 0057, course 0058, course 0097, course 0138, course 0320, course 0322 and course 0486 according to the overall teaching quality. there are 7 evaluation objects and 3 evaluation indexes sorted by 92 matlab. figure 3. group 3-d scatter diagram by teacher, student and professional title standardization matrix z= 0.372592081 0.371856878 0.394513896 0.396888294 0.381492552 0.385019997 0.36206987 0.380314644 0.365711953 0.381561199 0.39185235 0.36314333 0.365976872 0.371736191 0.355864451 0.378469571 0.362786021 0.40108557 0.387031001 0.384963519 0.378141423 the weight determined by adding the weight vector using the entropy weight method is: 0.2776 0.1794 0.5430 course 57 58 97 138 320 322 486 score 0.195120388 0.211438326 0.073652321 0.111127918 0.030791486 0.207793867 0.170075694 sort 2 6 1 7 4 3 5 5. establishment and solution of problem 3 5.1. analysis of problem 3 whether the evaluation work is scientific and effective depends on the professionalism and objectivity of evaluation experts. the professionalism of evaluation experts can start from the professional titles of teachers evaluated by evaluation experts. if the professional titles of teachers evaluated by evaluation experts are high, then the professional titles of evaluation experts will be high, which is more professional and senior. if the professional titles of the teachers evaluated by the evaluation experts are low, the professional titles of the evaluation experts are generally low, and the qualifications of the evaluation experts may be slightly insufficient. the objectivity of evaluation experts can be evaluated from two aspects: the number of evaluation sections and the average number of sections. if the number of evaluation sections of the evaluation expert is relatively large, it can be concluded that the evaluation expert is more experienced and qualified. if the evaluation expert has more average sessions on a course evaluation, it can be concluded that the evaluation expert is familiar with the course and may be a teacher or expert in the field. 5.2. model establishment 5.2.1. data preprocessing according to the classification of all evaluation experts in 93 annex ii, a total of 52 evaluation experts were selected as evaluation objects and three evaluation indicators. because the number of samples is small, grey correlation analysis is used. the matrix is obtained after preprocessing the data in annex ii with matlab. z= 0.4564 0.8759 1.0770 2.9799 0.9192 1.1360 3.7315 0.7029 1.0581 0.4474 0.4686 1.0235 4.1163 0.9841 1.0131 4.3848 0.7029 1.0351 … … … 0.3669 1.2075 0.8788 0.4295 1.8023 0.8953 0.1163 1.4418 0.8568 0.0805 0.6488 1.0035 expand the data in table 3 ten times, and then use spss to run the pedigree 5.2.2. calculate | x0 xi | matrix x=0.6206 0.2010 0 0 2.0607 1.8439 0 3.0286 2.6735 0.5761 0.5549 0 0 3.1323 3.1032 0 3.6819 3.3496 0 0.5648 0.4838 … … … 0.8407 0 0.3287 1.3728 0 0.9070 1.3255 0 0.5851 0.9230 0.3547 0 get the minimum difference of two levels a=min (min (absx0_xi))=0, two stage maximum difference b=max (max (absx0_xi))=6.0548 5.3. model establishment calculate the correlation coefficient between each index in the subsequence and the parent series, and calculate the weight by using the grey correlation degree of each index in the subsequence. obtain w1=0.321361139348079 w2=0.340095238194890 w3=0.338543622457031 then normalize the score of expert 001-expert 052: 0.0566,0.0498,0.0385,0.0384,0.0345,0.0336,0.0318,0 .0248,0.0227,0.0220,0.0209,0.0207,0.0204,0.0203,0.01 96,0.0195,0.0190,0.0183,0.0181,0.0172,0.0170,0.0169, 0.0168,0.0164,0.0161,0.0159,0.0159,0.0157,0.0156, 0.0156,0.0153,0.0153,0.0153,0.0151,0.0150,0.0149,0.0 149,0.0145,0.0141,0.0141,0.0138,0.0136,0.0134,0.0130 ,0.0125,0.0124,0.0119,0.0113,0.0110,0.0103,0.0103,0.0 095 rank 52 experts from top to bottom: expert 028, expert 025, expert 005, expert 006, expert 003, expert 027, expert 002, expert 010, expert 023, expert 008, expert 007, expert 024, expert 013, expert 050, expert 031, expert 033, expert 040, expert 043, expert 012, expert 045, expert 018, expert 048, expert 030, expert 041, expert 046, expert 049, expert 026, expert 051, expert 019, expert 001, expert 038, expert 042, expert 022, expert 020, expert 032, expert 017, expert 029, expert 037, expert 016 expert 021, expert 047, expert 044, expert 009, expert 014, expert 004, expert 015, expert 011, expert 052, expert 039, expert 034, expert 036, expert 035 table 9. analysis form of 9 evaluation experts evaluation expert number of evaluation sections average section quantification of professional title expert 002 333 2.55 0.6140 expert 003 417 1.95 0.5719 expert 005 460 2.73 0.5476 expert 006 490 1.95 0.5595 expert 012 90 2.60 0.5845 expert 025 675 2.51 0.5474 expert 027 394 2.25 0.5371 expert 028 787 2.74 0.5480 table 10. 9 expert evaluation conclusions evaluation expert evaluation conclusion expert 002 have many times of class evaluation, rich experience in class evaluation and high professional title level expert 003 have a lot of class evaluation times, few class evaluation sessions, and average professional titles expert 005 have more times of class evaluation, more class evaluation sessions, and strong reserves of professional knowledge expert 006 have more class evaluation times, fewer class evaluation sessions, and average professional title level expert 012 have few times of class evaluation, many class evaluation sessions, and strong professional knowledge reserve expert 025 have many times of class evaluation, rich experience in class evaluation and strong reserves of professional knowledge expert 027 have moderate times of class evaluation, rich experience in class evaluation, and low professional title level expert 028 have a lot of times to evaluate the course, a lot of times to evaluate the course, and a strong reserve of professional knowledge 94 from the ranking of experts, it can be found that the more the number of evaluation sections, the higher the ranking of experts; the number of sections evaluated by expert 001 and expert 026 is the same, both of which are 51. the quantitative indicators of professional titles are also similar, but expert 026 ranks higher, and the average number of sections is higher than that of expert 1. it can be concluded that the order that affects the ranking is also closely related to whether experts are familiar with a certain course. give evaluation conclusion according to the analysis of the experts in table 9 and the ranking of the experts, the overall evaluation conclusion of the nine experts is shown in table 10. 6. evaluation and extension of the model 6.1. model benefits 1. in the process of solving the model, gradually adjust the model to 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[4] xu chao based on asp design and implementation of college classroom teaching quality evaluation system based on. net [d]. jilin university, 2012. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 29 optimizing the sales law and replenishment decision analysis of fresh supermarket products xinchong wang 1, †, xinxiang wang 2, † 1 college of computing, zhuhai college of science and technology, zhuhai, guangdong, china 2 college of computing, guangdong university of foreign studies south china business college, guangzhou, guangdong, china † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: in the field of fresh food supermarkets, due to the relatively limited shelf-life of vegetable products, their quality will gradually deteriorate with the sales time. therefore, supermarkets need to perform daily rationing replenishment operations based on the historical sales data and demand of the products. this paper is based on the collected product information of vegetable categories, detailed vegetable sales flow data, wholesale prices of vegetable products, and recent vegetable product wastage rates. data analysis and visualization techniques are used to analyze the distribution pattern of vegetable sales in each category and single product. next, a functional relationship between total sales volume and cost-plus pricing of vegetable categories was constructed. regression forecasts were used to simulate the future wholesale prices of vegetable categories. keywords: replenishment strategy; pricing strategy; sales forecast. 1. introduction one of the main production periods for fresh vegetable commodities is commodity management, which is influenced by various factors such as pricing strategies, supply chain management, and market demand. the pricing of fresh products in supermarkets has becomes a thorny issue. the natural characteristic of fresh products is that they have a short shelf life and are prone to quality loss due to the passage of sales time. some vegetable varieties may be stranded until the next day and not sold on that day. therefore, supermarkets will restock based on the historical sales and demand situation of each variety. to meet people's diversified consumption needs, it is necessary to consider the variety, origin, and market demand conditions require trading for replenishment, and the purchase transaction time is usually between 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. most supermarkets make daily replenishment decisions when they cannot accurately understand the specific items and purchase prices of the next day. the "cost plus pricing" method is generally used for various vegetable products, which discounts the sales of products affected by transportation losses and reduced product quality. reliable market demand analysis is an important research direction for replenishment and pricing decisions. from the demand side, the sales volume of vegetable products often has a certain correlation with time; from a supply side perspective, during the period from april to october, due to abundant vegetable supply but limited sales space in supermarkets, a reasonable sales mix plan is crucial [1]. this article balances sales profit and customer price sensitivity based on sales status and cost wholesale prices, and develops pricing models for different categories. the factors are product cost, expected sales volume, and sales profit, respectively. this predicts the maximization of sales profit to obtain a sales combination, enabling supermarkets to establish appropriate replenishment quantities and achieve profit maximization. based on the sales situation and changes in demand, it is urgent to further optimize the replenishment volume and pricing strategy of supermarkets in order to meet the purchasing needs of various types of vegetables while ensuring maximum revenue. by using a combination optimization method to solve the economic replenishment batch and pricing problems of sellable items in the next week, fully combining factors such as expected profits and minimum display volume to achieve efficient operation of supermarkets. 2. vegetable sales patterns by category figure 1. distribution of sales volume of vegetables by category 30 according to the sales volume of each category of individual vegetables collected in this paper over the past three years, we can get a preliminary understanding of the distribution of sales volume of each category of vegetables in supermarkets, as shown in figure 1. first of all, we can see more intuitively through the flat histogram in figure 1 that the sales volume of leafy vegetables in the superstore was the highest in the past time, followed by chili peppers and edible mushrooms, while the sales volume of cauliflower and aquatic roots and tubers were almost equal, and the sales volume of eggplant was the lowest among the sales volume of each category of vegetables. we then took a quarter as a cycle to calculate the total sales volume of each category of vegetables in the superstore in each quarter. we took the sales volume of the vegetable category for the nine quarters from 2020-09 to 2023-05 as our study and plotted the quarterly trend of sales volume as shown in figure 2 below: figure 2. trends in sales volume by vegetable category over the quarter figure 3. trend of total sales price of vegetables by category in supermarkets 31 from figure 2, we can see that the sales volume of vegetable categories in supermarkets will fluctuate due to the influence of time and month, in which the sales volume of leafy vegetables has the largest fluctuation in these nine seasons, and the peak sales period is generally in the fall and winter, and edibles are also usually found in the fall and winter, so their sales volume in the spring and summer seasons are lower. pepper category is exactly the opposite of the former, this category tends to appear in the spring and summer, although sales tend to show an upward trend in the spring and summer seasons. therefore, in order to develop a better replenishment plan and pricing planning, supermarkets should fully consider the impact of quarterly factors. figure 3 below shows the trend of total sales price and average unit price for each category of vegetables in supermarkets in a quarterly cycle. in this case, the average unit sales price for each category of vegetables is calculated: , n , a n , sale sale um sale vg sale um j d j d d j i j d d j     (1) the trend chart in figure 3 shows that the total sales price of leafy and flowering vegetables is basically the highest in every season, but its sales unit price is lower in almost every quarter, in addition to combining the sales volume with the quarterly change in figure 2, it can be shown that the higher sales volume of vegetable categories tend to have a lower sales unit price, and therefore it can be deduced that there is a relationship between the sales volume of the vegetable categories and their pricing. combined with the collected data, the trend of the profit of each category of vegetables in the supermarket can be calculated, where the profit is calculated as [2]: , n , , , , n ,profit sale sale um sale return wholesale (1 attrition ) sale umi j d j d j d j d j d i j d d j d j d j           (2) below, again on a quarterly cycle, are plotted the trends in profits for each category of vegetables in figure 4. figure 4. quarterly trends in vegetable profits by category from figure 4, we can see that the trend of changes in the profits of various categories of supermarket vegetables and the trend of changes in the total sales price are generally consistent, in which the flower and leafy vegetables bring the most profits, followed by chili peppers and edible mushrooms, and the profits brought by the other three categories of vegetables are almost flat. 3. pricing model for each vegetable category in supermarkets in order to develop the total daily replenishment and pricing strategy for each vegetable category for the coming week to maximize the superstore's revenue, we can analyze and consider the relationship between the total sales volume of each vegetable category and the cost-plus pricing to determine the impact of the pricing of each vegetable category on its sales volume. first, we can calculate the average daily sales pricing for each vegetable category and use this pricing to replace the cost-plus pricing, which is calculated by the formula: in order to develop a daily replenishment total and pricing strategy for each vegetable category in the next week (july 17, 2023), in order to maximize supermarket revenue, we can analyze and consider the relationship between the total sales volume of each vegetable category and cost plus pricing to determine the impact of the pricing of each vegetable category on its sales volume. firstly, we can calculate the daily average sales pricing for each vegetable category, using this pricing as a substitute for cost plus pricing [3]. the calculation formula for pricing is: , n , a , n , sale sale um sale vg sale um j d j d j i i d j d j i       (3) the formula for calculating the total daily sales of various vegetable categories is: 32 n , n ,sale um sale umi d j d j i   (4) in order to better fit the relationship between total sales volume and sales pricing for each vegetable category, the functions we considered were logarithmic, linear and power functions, while the best fitting model was selected as the pricing sales model, and some of the fitted images are shown in figure 5. figure 5. part of the fitted image to maximize the profit margin of supermarkets, it is also necessary to predict the average wholesale prices of vegetable categories. the formula for calculating the daily average wholesale price of vegetable categories in supermarkets is:     n , , a s , n , 1 attrition *sale um *wholesale whole vg ale 1 attrition *sale um i j d j d j i i d i j d j i        (5) figure 6 illustrates the trend in average wholesale prices of vegetables by category within the superstore on a month-tomonth cycle. figure 6. trend chart of changes in average wholesale prices of vegetables by category 4. supermarket replenishment strategy model supermarket replenishment needs to control the total number of saleable single product, and to meet the minimum display quantity requirements of single product ordering quantity, under the premise of trying to meet the market demand for various categories of vegetable goods, making the supermarket revenue maximization [4]. we first need to predict the wholesale price of each single product in the next day, where we use the historical average prediction method to get the future wholesale price , , define the nonlinear programming model as follows: 33 objective: select ∗ sale *sale_num -select ∗ supply *wholesale (6) s. t. : select ∗ supply , select *sale_num , select ∗ attrition ∗ supply , , wherej ∈ i; (7) sale , wholesale , (8) select ∗ supply , select ∗ minimum display (9) select sum select select (10) select ∗ supply , supply , (11) select ∗ sale , sale , (12) sale_num , func sale , , where j ∈ i (13) 6 (14) select [random.randint(0, 1) for _ in range(n)] (15) our goal is to maximize the sales profit of the superstore, which consists of the sum of the sales profit of each vegetable item. to achieve this goal, we use an intelligent decisionmaking method, the choice list, which is a list containing alternative elements, each of which is either 0 (indicating that the vegetable item is not purchased) or 1 (indicating that the vegetable item is purchased). in addition, we have the following key elements: replenishment list, which represents the actual quantity of vegetable items purchased. the selling price list, which is used to determine the unit price at which the vegetable items are sold. also, our model is subject to several constraints which include: constraint function 1: ensure that the replenishment quantity is greater than or equal to the sales quantity plus wastage requirement to ensure adequate supply. constraint function 2: ensure that the selling unit price is higher than the wholesale price to maintain profitability. constraint function 3: meet the minimum display quantity requirement of vegetable single product to ensure product visibility. constraint function 4: limit the number of choices of vegetable products in each category to maintain diversity. constraint function 5 and 6: ensure that the replenishment quantity list and sales price list have the same 0 element value position with the selection list to avoid purchasing unneeded commodities. constraint function 7: determine the sales volume through the category and pricing of vegetable individual items to meet the market demand. constraint function 8: ensure that the category to which the restocked vegetable single item belongs has a total of six categories to meet the market demand for different 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[5] zhuang huizi, xian wei, yang jun. research on replenishment model of supermarket chain[j]. mass investment guide, 2017 (07): 124. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 44 design of telemedicine service system for the elderly from the perspective of active aging huiqian he 1, 3, yihao tan 1, yuan he 1, qianwen xu 4, taotao yang 2, xiaojiang peng 5, * 1 school of art design, guangdong technology college, zhaoqing, guangdong, china 2 faculty of information technology, guangdong technology college, zhaoqing, guangdong, china 3 faculty of engineering, university of malaya, kuala lumpur, malaysia 4 industrial design institute, zhaoqing university, zhaoqing, guangdong, china 5 clinical medical school, zhaoqing medical college, zhaoqing, guangdong, 526070, china * corresponding author: xiaojiang peng (email: 1511605565@qq.com) abstract: the rapid development of population aging has brought many problems to human society, and the health of the elderly has become a focus of social concern. as an important tool to support the health of the elderly, telemedicine service systems are significance to the realization of active aging. this study aims to explore a telemedicine service system for the elderly that adapts to the needs of active aging, to solve the obstacles that the elderly encounter when accessing medical services, and to provide more convenient, efficient and personalized medical services for the elderly. a mixed research method was used, including a literature review, questionnaires and qualitative interviews. first, a literature review is conducted to understand the concept of active aging and the current status of telemedicine services. secondly, the opinions, expectations and needs of the elderly and their families on telemedicine services were collected through qualitative interviews and questionnaires. thirdly, based on the collected information, integrate user behavior data, build a user experience journey map and user role model, and propose design opportunities. finally, taking into account the physiological, psychological and social needs of the elderly, a telemedicine service system for the elderly was designed, and user testing and feedback were conducted to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the system. the study found that the elderly have a high acceptance of telemedicine services and can meet their basic medical needs, but they also have concerns about technology use, privacy protection and service quality. keywords: active aging; telemedicine; elderly; service system; health management. 1. introduction as the aging of the global population accelerates, the proportion of the elderly population continues to increase, which brings unprecedented challenges to the social economy, health care system, and family structure. according to the united nations, by 2050, the global elderly population aged 60 and above will reach 2.1 billion, accounting for 22% of the total population [1]. due to the gradual deterioration of physiological functions, the elderly have stronger demand for medical and health services. the traditional face-to-face consultation medical service model is not friendly to the elderly who live in remote areas or have limited mobility. the existing telemedicine system does not take into account the preferences and characteristics of the elderly [2]. active aging emphasizes that the elderly continue to participate in social, economic and cultural activities, fully realize their potential, and achieve the goals of health, safety and social participation [3]. telemedicine uses modern information technology to provide convenient medical services to the elderly remotely. telemedicine has shown great potential in improving the quality of medical services, reducing medical costs, reducing travel barriers, and expanding medical service coverage. it has become an alternative to face-to-face medical visits, effectively reducing absentee visits [4]. this study aims to design a telemedicine service system for the elderly based on their preferences and characteristics to promote active aging and improve their quality of life and health. research questions include: 1. what are the user pain points and needs of the elderly for telemedicine service systems? 2. how to design a comprehensive and easy-to-use telemedicine service system for the elderly? 3. how to evaluate the effectiveness of telemedicine systems for the elderly? 2. literature review active aging not only focuses on the physical health of the elderly, but also includes aspects such as mental health, social participation and economic security. the world health organization (who) defines active aging as optimizing opportunities for health, participation and safety, ensuring that all people continue to improve their quality of life as they age [5]. many countries have taken a series of measures to promote active aging for the elderly, such as improving the living environment of the elderly, providing lifelong learning opportunities, and encouraging the elderly to participate in social activities [6]. the telemedicine service system can provide a variety of services such as online consultation, remote diagnosis, disease assessment, health management, and drug delivery, which greatly facilitates patients' medical treatment. as a special user group, the elderly have unique and diverse needs for telemedicine service systems. on the one hand, due to their different health status, educational background, economic status, family structure, living environment, life experience and other factors, their demand for medical services is different. on the other hand, due to the decline in physical functions, memory and cognition of the elderly, they may suffer from a variety of chronic diseases. compared with young people, they pay more attention to the practicality, functionality and accuracy of the medical system [7]. in 45 addition, the elderly may face obstacles such as operational difficulties and concerns about privacy and security when using telemedicine service systems [8]. therefore, when designing telemedicine service systems, these needs and barriers of the elderly need to be fully considered to improve the usability and acceptance of the system. existing research has proposed a variety of design principles and evaluation methods for telemedicine service systems. design principles usually include user-centered design, ease of use, accessibility, confidentiality, security, etc. [9]. evaluation methods mainly include user usability testing and user experience evaluation. the existing system still has deficiencies in design, such as complex operating interfaces, lack of telemedicine operation training for the elderly, lack of attention to health education and psychological support functions for the elderly, and insufficient security and privacy protection measures to satisfy the needs of the elderly. etc. 3. research design this study adopts the service design concept, focuses on improving user satisfaction and user experience, and designs and evaluates telemedicine service systems through an iterative approach [10]. a mixed qualitative and quantitative research method was used to collect the opinions and preferences of the elderly through questionnaires and in-depth interviews, as well as their needs for system functions, operating interfaces, information content, etc., as well as the problems and challenges encountered during the operation process. quantitative analysis is mainly used to evaluate the basic situation, influencing factors and the feasibility and effectiveness of system design for the elderly to use telemedicine. qualitative analysis is used to deeply explore the user needs and design opportunities of the elderly. this study surveyed a total of 65 users, and 46.15% had not heard about it but were willing to try it. 41% of users who have learned about telemedicine have used telemedicine. during the survey on the telemedicine service needs of the elderly, it was found that the service demand for registration, finding a doctor, online consultation, and health encyclopedia exceeded 50%. in terms of the response speed of online consultation services, 30.77% of users believed that they would receive an immediate reply, 46.15% of users believed that they would receive a response within 5-10 minutes, and 23.08% of users received a reply within half an hour. most users believe that the advantages of online consultation services include saving time and transportation costs, being convenient and fast, and providing diversified medical resources. however, there are also problems such as the inability to conduct physical examinations, delayed responses from doctors, and information security issues. 61.54% of users are relatively satisfied with the professional level of online doctors, and 15.38% of users are very satisfied. in terms of preferences and needs for the interface design of telemedicine apps, easy-to-operate layout, clear interface, voice interaction function, large fonts and easy adjustment are the functional preferences expected by the elderly. health monitoring and guidance, medication reminders, exercise guidance, personal health data recording and analysis are important needs for telemedicine services. in order to better understand user needs, in-depth interviews were conducted with typical elderly telemedicine users, to gain an in-depth understanding of the multidimensional characteristics of the target group, and to construct a user role model and user experience map. when describing user roles, we mainly focus on basic information, behavioral models, psychological motivations, usage scenarios, user pain points, etc. the user role model helps designers understand the diverse needs of users more deeply and provides design guidance for telemedicine interface designers for the elderly [11], as shown in figure 1. dismantle the main stages and key behaviors of users using telemedicine services, analyze user touch points, emotional curves, user needs, and design opportunities, and construct a user experience journey map of telemedicine for the elderly, as shown in figure 2. fig 1. the elderly telemedicine persona for the elderly 46 fig 2. user experience journey map 4. design of telemedicine system for the elderly 4.1. system architecture design design the information architecture for usability from three aspects: user environment, process and operation, and modularize and cluster functions [12]. adopting a modular design method, the main modules of the system include user management, online consultation, appointment registration, health management, emergency help, and data analysis. the user management module is responsible for the user's basic personal information and registration and login. the online consultation module provides consultation and communication services with doctors, allowing users to communicate with doctors through text, voice or video to obtain health advice and disease management guidance. the appointment registration module allows users to make an appointment for a doctor’s remote diagnosis and treatment service. the health management module helps users monitor their health status and formulate personalized health plans by collecting data on users' living habits, diet, and physiological indicators. the emergency help module provides users with rapid response services in emergency situations and quickly contacts doctors to obtain emergency rescue services. the data analysis module is responsible for collecting and analyzing users' health data to provide doctors with reference basis and decision-making support. the information architecture design is shown in figure 3. fig 3. telemedicine information architecture design for the elderly 4.2. user interface design user interface design affects the user's visual sense and experience. a simple and clear layout and intuitive operation process are adopted to reduce the difficulty for the elderly to use the system, so that users can easily find the functions they need. at the same time, information should be easy to read and understand, and font size, color contrast, and icon design 47 should all take into account the vision and cognitive characteristics of older adults. finally, the system should provide an intelligent voice assistant to facilitate voice input and output, making it convenient for elderly people with poor vision or difficulty in operation. the user interface design is shown in figure 4. fig 4. visual design of telemedicine interface for the elderly 4.3. usability testing user testing mainly uses one-on-one user testing and group discussion methods to understand the specific problems and needs they encounter when using the system, as well as the user's overall satisfaction with the system and improvement suggestions, and record the user’s interactive behavior, operating errors and feedback to evaluate system usability and user satisfaction. after the user test is completed, users need to fill in the system usability scale (sus). the sus scale is mainly divided into 10 questions. the odd-numbered items are 5 positive questions and the even-numbered items are 5 negative questions, reflecting the user’s subjective satisfaction [13]. test results show that most users believe that the system’s interface is simple and clear, and the operation process is intuitive and smooth, which can meet their medical consultation and health management needs. however, some users also put forward some suggestions for improvement, such as adding more health education content, optimizing voice input functions, improving the system’s response speed, providing more comprehensive disease management guidance, strengthening system security and privacy protection measures, etc. 5. conclusion this study successfully designed and evaluated a telemedicine service system suitable for the elderly, providing a new perspective and method for the design of telemedicine service systems from the perspective of active aging. the system was designed with the specific needs and preferences of older adults in mind and received positive feedback during user testing. research shows that telemedicine service systems can provide convenient medical services for the elderly and meet their health service needs. the survey found that nearly half of the elderly have not used telemedicine services. therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the publicity, promotion and training of telemedicine to improve the accessibility and efficiency of medical services and promote active aging of the elderly. the study also has some limitations, such as a small sample size. due to time and resource constraints, the system has not yet been tested and evaluated by long-term users, so it is impossible to understand the actual application performance and effect of the system. future research can innovate medical service models, carry out interdisciplinary cooperation with healthcare practitioners, technology developers, policymakers and elderly user groups, and combine artificial intelligence technology to provide more intelligent and accurate telemedicine services. at the same time, we need to pay attention to the mental health and social participation of the elderly, explore the economic feasibility and policy support of telemedicine service systems, explore how to reduce costs and improve efficiency, and obtain broad support from the government and society. acknowledgments this study was funded by guangdong provincial philosophy and social sciences planning 2023 annual discipline co-construction project “research on the construction of telemedicine health service system for the elderly from the perspective of active aging (gd23xys025)”; guangdong provincial association of higher education’s “14th five-year plan” 2023 higher education research topic “research on the transformation of digital teaching and learning methods in higher education and its influencing factors (23gqn44)”; guangdong technology college’s 2024 college student innovation and entrepreneurship training plan project “active aging research on the design of telemedicine service system for the elderly under the perspective of rural revitalization (cxcy202401073)”; guangdong technology college’s 2023 school-level science and technology project and “innovation and strengthening school project” scientific research project “research on the innovative mechanism of industry-education integration of design courses under the perspective of rural revitalization (2023ybsk085)”; guangdong technology college’s school-level “quality engineering” project“ “vi image design” curriculum reform and practice based on obe concept (jxgg 2023 51)”; guangdong technology college’s 2024 college student innovation and entrepreneurship training plan project “rural revitalization perspective research on information interaction design of special agricultural products app 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[13] barnum, c.m., usability testing essentials: ready, set... test! 2020: morgan kaufmann. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 85 optimization of environmental conditioning equipment based on particle swarm optimization algorithm and genetic algorithm peilin shui 1, †, zeyu zhang 2, †, *, caixing xie 3, †, jiaying zhao 2, zilun lu 2 1 college of water conservancy engineering, tianjin agricultural university, tianjin, china 2 college of fisheries, tianjin agricultural university, tianjin, china 3 college of economics and management, tianjin agricultural university, tianjin, china * corresponding author: zeyu zhang (email: zzy200410172024@163.com) † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: the purpose of this paper is to systematically analyze and design the appearance of the 3-in-1 environmental conditioning device by using particle swarm optimization algorithm and genetic algorithm. firstly, the particle swarm optimization algorithm (pso) is applied to simulate the indoor temperature change for the placement of air conditioners, the location of the inlet and outlet, and the direction of airflow to design the optimal shapes and sizes to improve the temperature control efficiency. second, a genetic algorithm optimization model was constructed for the relationship between the shape of the air purifier and the purification effect, aiming to determine the best design that can maximize the purification effect. next, an optimization analysis of the shape of the humidifier is introduced, and a multi-objective optimization model for the 3-in-1 device is developed using pso to maximize energy efficiency, comfort, and air quality. the algorithms and models used in this paper not only enhance the comprehensive performance of the device, but also provide a scientific basis for future product development and promote the innovation and application of smart home devices. keywords: versatile environmental conditioning; particle swarm optimization (pso) algorithms; genetic algorithms (ga); multi-objective optimization algorithms. 1. introduction this study aims to design the optimal appearance of the three-in-one device[1] by comprehensively applying multiobjective optimization algorithms[2] such as particle swarm optimization algorithm (pso)[3] and genetic algorithm (ga)[4]. firstly, for the influence of air conditioner placement position, airflow direction, inlet and outlet position and number on air conditioner efficiency, particle swarm optimization algorithm (pso) is used to simulate the temperature distribution in the space through aerodynamic[5] and heat exchange models[6] to obtain the air conditioner optimization model to achieve the best temperature regulation effect. second, for the relationship between the shape of the air purifier and the purification effect, the genetic algorithm (ga) is used to determine the optimal design that can maximize the purification effect. finally, pso, multiobjective optimization algorithm and visual analysis are applied to optimize the appearance of the three-in-one device. combined with the above studies, this paper establishes a multi-objective optimization model for a 3-in-1 device using pso to maximize energy efficiency, comfort and air quality, and to improve the overall performance of the 3-in-1 device. 2. air conditioning design analysis 2.1. factor analysis in this section, we study the optimization of various aspects of air conditioner design and the effect of placement of air conditioner on temperature regulation and construct the best optimization model of air conditioner shape to achieve the best temperature regulation. to study the construction of an optimization model for the shape of the air conditioner to improve the temperature regulation effect of the air conditioner. the model needs to be constructed based on the shape, size, inlet and outlet flow rate of the air conditioner, while using an optimization algorithm to obtain the optimal solution. (1)the placement of the air conditioner affects the circulation of air and temperature distribution in the room. if the air conditioner is placed in the corner of the room, it may lead to poor air circulation in some areas, affecting the cooling or heating effect. (2) the location and number of air inlets and outlets directly affect the circulation of indoor air. reasonable design of air inlet and outlet can improve the cooling or heating efficiency of the air conditioner. (3)air speed and air volume directly affect the cooling or heating capacity of the air conditioner. appropriate air speed and air volume can improve the efficiency of air conditioners while reducing energy consumption. 2.2. objective function the objective is to optimize the shape of the air conditioner one maximizes the cooling (or heating) capacity; an objective function can be defined as follows: (1) where the cooling effect is related to the air conditioner's heat exchange rate (related to surface area and air flow rate) and energy consumption (related to air conditioner power, air speed, etc.). assuming that the heat exchange rate is , 86 the energy consumption is , then the cooling efficiency can be expressed as: / (2) note: heat exchange rate is related to the air conditioner's profile surface area and air flow rate , assuming: tin-tout (3) note: is the heat transfer coefficient, is the surface area of the air conditioner, is the air flow rate, the and the temperatures of the inlet and outlet air, respectively. power consumption dependent on-air speed and motor efficiency of the air conditioner. (4) note: is the constant associated with motor efficiency and is the wind speed. 2.3. constraints (1)volume constraints the volume of the air conditioner must satisfy spatial constraints such as maximum volume: 0.1 (5) . . (6) where , , and are the length, width, and height of the air conditioner, respectively. (2)air flow constraints the maximum inlet and outlet air flow rates for air conditioning are 600 m /h and 600 m /h. (3) wind speed constraints the maximum value of wind speed is 8.0 m/s,the wind speed must not exceed this value to ensure system stability. (4) cooling capacity constraints the cooling capacity must meet the demand, assuming a minimum cooling capacity of cool.min : cool cool.min (7) 2.4. particle swarm optimization algorithm (pso) pso is a heuristic optimization algorithm that combines the social learning behavior of particles and the cooperative interaction of groups to achieve the problem solution. the basic steps are as follows: (1)particle swarm initialization each member of the particle swarm has two attributes. position: the values of the length, width and height of the current air-conditioned design solution. velocity: the speed at which the solution is moving in the search space. (2)velocity and position the algorithm abstracts each individual particle in the population as a single prime with velocity vi and position xi. along with the optimization process, each particle is led by the global optimal position and the individual historical optimal position . ∗ ∗ (8) (9) note: c1 and c2 represent the learning factor for each particle to move to the proximity of and , respectively, and 1 and 2 are random numbers between 0,1 . and guide the particles so that the particles can explore in a wider space, and at the same time endow the particles with a certain degree of intelligence, so that the particles are able to make use of their historical optimal position and global optimal position to continuously guide their search, allowing the population to continue to optimize. constantly guiding its own search, allowing the population to be continuously optimized. ∗ ∗ (10) 3. the effect of air purifier shape on purification effectiveness in a relatively enclosed space, the release of air pollutants is characterized by persistence and uncertainty, thus the use of air purifiers to purify indoor air is one of the internationally recognized methods to improve indoor air quality. so, the study must analyze the working principle of air purifier, consider the influence of its shape and appearance on the purification effect, and design the optimal shape and size of air purifier to maximize the purification effect. 3.1. objective function to maximize the effect of the air purifier, this section study and analyze the shape of the purifier, the optimal size and so on. by regulating the air flow and purification efficiency model, it can get the following objective function: ⋅ / (11) note, denotes the parameters of the purifier, to achieve the maximum purification efficiency of . 3.2. constraints (1)the form factor of the air purifier is limited by the space of the environment in which it is used. (2)the production of air purifier needs to consider the cost of raw materials, processing costs and assembly costs. (3)the shell material of the air purifier needs to have a certain degree of strength and durability to ensure that it will not be easily damaged during use. (4)the shape design needs to match the internal purification technology and air flow technology. 3.3. modeling through mathematical model building and genetic algorithm (ga), research made an analysis of the efficiency of the purifier based on the different shapes of the air purifier and designed the optimal shape and size of the air purifier. 3.3.1. three-dimensional modeling it is assumed that there is some kind of functional relationship between the purification effect and the length, width, and height: , , (12) note: l denotes length, w denotes width, and h denotes height. this section draws the effect of different shapes of 3d graphics through the relevant data as shown in figure 1. 87 figure 1. three-dimensional graphic effect 3.3.2. genetic algorithm (ga) the function can be defined as: (13) note: indicates each preset parameter of the air cleaner, such as length, width, material, etc. (1)chromosome coding: a set of parameters can be used to represent the shape of an air purifier. for example, for a simple cylindrical air purifier, parameters such as its height, diameter, inlet size and outlet size can be represented by chromosome coding. it is assumed that a chromosome consists of 4 genes corresponding to these 4 parameters. (2)initialize the population a certain number (e.g. 100) of chromosomes are randomly generated to form the initial population. each chromosome represents an air purifier form factor. the parameter values in these chromosomes are randomly generated within a reasonable range. (3)defining the fitness function the fitness function is used to evaluate the goodness of each chromosome (i.e., air purifier form design). the fitness function should be related to the purification effect of the air purifier. the purification effect can be evaluated by experimental data or theoretical models. we designed the optimal shape and size by selection, crossover, and mutation operations in genetic algorithm, plotted the 3d convergence curve, and got the optimization model diagram of air purifier, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. 3d convergence curve (4)selection operation select some chromosomes from the current population as parents to produce the next generation. (5)crossover operation crossover operation is performed on the selected parent chromosomes to produce new offspring chromosomes. partial mapping crossover first selects two crossover points and copies part of the sequence of the parent to the corresponding position of the offspring, keeping the order of the operation reasonable. for two parent chromosomes 1 1, 1, 1, 1 and 2 2, 2, 2, 2 , a single-point crossover is used to crossover at the second gene (i.e., diameter ), which may produce children 1 1, 2, 1, 1 and 2 2, 1, 2, 2 . (6)mutation operations mutation operations are performed on the chromosomes of the offspring produced after crossover to introduce new genetic variants. a mutation operation usually involves randomly changing certain genes in a chromosome with a certain probability (e.g., mutation probability 0.01). (7)iterative population renewal repeat steps 4 6 until a certain number of iterations is reached (e.g. 1000) or the value of the best fitness in the population is no longer significantly improved over multiple generations. (8)determine the optimal solution at the end of the iterations, the air cleaner shape represented by the chromosome with the highest fitness in the population is the best shape found by the genetic algorithm. its corresponding parameter values are the optimal shape and size parameters. 4. three-in-one optimization analytics this section introduces the effect of the shape of an air humidifier on the effectiveness of humidification, research build a multi-objective optimization model to map out the shape and size parameters of the best appearance using particle swarm optimization algorithm. 4.1. factor analysis (1)interaction between equipment air conditioners, air purifiers and air humidifiers operate in the same indoor environment and their air flow and function can affect each other. (2)integration of environmental parameters parameters such as temperature, humidity and pollutant concentration of the indoor environment are interrelated. (3) location and number of air inlets and outlets determine the efficiency of air circulation. 4.2. constraints (1)physical space constraints lac, lap, and lah denote length; , , and denote width; , , and denote height, respectively. (sum of equipment lengths does not exceed room length). (the sum of the widths of the equipment does not exceed the width of the room). (the sum of the equipment heights does not exceed the room height). 88 (2)energy consumption constraints let the energy consumption of the air conditioner be , the energy consumption of the air purifier be , the energy consumption of the air humidifier be , and the maximum total energy consumption that the room can withstand be emax. the constraints are: (14) (3) cost constraints let the cost of the air conditioner be , the cost of the air purifier be , the cost of the air humidifier be , and the budgeted cost be . the constraints are: (15) 4.3. multi-objective optimization analysis multi-objective optimization algorithms can deal with multiple optimization objectives at the same time, providing designers with richer selection samples as well as the distribution of optimal solutions, which is conducive to the analysis of key factors. in multi-objective optimization, the objective function is a mathematical expression used to measure the good or bad results of the optimization. for this section, the objective function aims to synthesize the four aspects of energy consumption ( ), comfort ( ), purification effect ( ) and humidification effect ( ). an objective function is established based on these four values. 4.3.1. objective function the expression of the objective function is: minimize 0 1 2 3 cmin pmin min ∈ pmin, max ∈ cmin, max ∈ hmin,hmax (16) 4.3.2. particle swarm optimization algorithm (1) initialize the particle swarm: determine the number of particles and initialize the position and velocity of each particle. (2) define the fitness function: set the fitness value of each particle as . (3) update the velocity and position of the particles. the velocity updates the position: 1 vi 1 1 2 2 (17) position update formula: 1 1 (18) where is the inertia weight, 1 and 2 are acceleration constants, 1 and 2 are random numbers between 0 and 1, is the individual optimal position of particle , and is the global optimal position. 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[6] zhao quanyun, sun huanwu, zhang jiangyong,et al. research on flow field and heat exchange modeling of heat exchanger of biomass hot air furnace[j]. mechanical engineering and automation, 2011, (04):53-55. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 6 research on the construction of tcm diagnosis model based on large language model mu li, yulin xia, wei hu *, ziyi zhang and chengchen zhang school of informatics, hunan university of chinese medicine, changsha, hunan, china * corresponding author: wei hu abstract: to solve many problems in tcm syndrome differentiation, including the lack of public data and quality differences, the problem of singleness and universality of models, and the lack of interpretability of models, a solution based on large language model chatglm3 combined with lora fine-tuning technology was proposed. the open source tcm-sd tcm syndrome differentiation data set was adopted, and after data filtering and integration optimization, 1027 tcm syndrome differentiation definition data sets, 41180 consultation training data and 5485 testing and verification data were obtained, so that the model could deeply learn the specialized knowledge of tcm syndromes and the actual consultation records of tcm syndrome differentiation. the experimental results show that the evaluation indexes of two different trainings using lora fine-tuning technology are significantly improved by about 20%. keywords: tcm syndrome differentiation; large language model; chatglm3; lora fine tuning; data annotation. 1. introduction as a treasure of traditional chinese culture, chinese medicine possesses a set of perfect diagnostic theory system, which has made immeasurable contributions to the health and survival and development of human beings. the unique diagnostic and therapeutic methods of chinese medicine have provided many valuable references for modern chinese medicine, which has been warmly welcomed by people all over the world and has attracted extensive attention from medical researchers. as a precious resource of china's traditional medicine, tcm's method of evidence-based treatment plays a key role in clinical practice. however, the subjectivity and complexity of tcm evidence identification make the accuracy and consistency of tcm evidence identification and diagnosis face certain challenges. in 2022, the general office of the state council released the "14th five-year plan for the development of tcm"[1], which emphasises the integration of tcm with modern science and technology and aims to promote complementary and synergistic development between tcm and western medicine, as well as to promote the development of tcm towards modernisation and industrialisation. in addition, the plan encourages the development and application of information technology systems with chinese medicine characteristics, such as the intelligent assisted diagnosis and treatment system for chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment [2] . with the rapid development of ai technology, large-scale language models are gradually demonstrating their broad application prospects. these models have won the preference of many users because of their excellent performance in dialogue generation and semantic understanding, and their application scope is expanding to cover a wide range of industries such as education, finance, healthcare, law, entertainment and customer service. in 2023, "qihuang ask", a large model of chinese medicine, introduced generative ai technology to the field of chinese medicine for the first time, marking a groundbreaking progress in the research of large models of chinese medicine in china. however, as the knowledge system of tcm is huge and covers many subfields, only relying on the basic macromodel is not enough to achieve in-depth interpretation of the knowledge of various subfields of tcm. therefore, it is necessary to develop domain-specific large-scale models for tcm as an intermediary layer to better serve the tcm sub-domains [3]. large-scale language modelling is a natural language processing technology based on deep learning, which has shown great potential for application as a knowledge aid for doctors in many aspects of medical clinics, research and education. considering that chinese medicine has a unique theoretical system and rich empirical knowledge, constructing a large language model for the field of chinese medicine will provide an important opportunity to promote the intelligent and informative development of chinese medicine. 2. difficulties faced by chinese medicine practitioners in identifying evidence 2.1. insufficient and variable quality of publicly available data diagnosis in tcm involves a complex process of evidence identification and usually relies on the synthesis of multiple sources of information, such as patients' subjective descriptions, doctors' clinical observations, and the results of various examinations. however, the individualised, empirical and subjective nature of tcm diagnosis results in a relative lack of relevant public datasets. this lack of data directly affects the training and validation of intelligent discursive models, making it difficult for model performance to meet expected requirements. in addition, the emphasis on individualised treatment protocols in tcm means that the available public data may only cover a limited number of disease types or symptoms, lacking the necessary diversity and representativeness, which may affect the performance of the model when dealing with rare or special cases, limiting the scope of its practical application. 7 2.2. single and poorly generalised tcm diagnostic models analysing the existing academic reports and practical application cases, the vast majority of intelligent evidence models are designed for a specific type of disease or a specific type of evidence [4]. this design approach leads to a significant limitation in the scope of application of the models, which makes it difficult to meet the demand for complex evidence identification processes in tcm clinical practice. on the one hand, this limitation stems from the constraints of the model design itself. current intelligent discrimination models usually establish a fixed classification framework at the design stage, which means that diseases are preclassified into several fixed evidence types, and the models are trained based on these evidence types. although this approach simplifies the problem processing flow to some extent, it introduces significant limitations at the same time. on the other hand, according to the viewpoint of chinese medicine theory, the formation and progression of disease is a complex process that is influenced by a variety of factors intertwined with each other. however, current intelligent discursive models usually focus only on a specific few factors in this process, ignoring other factors that may have an impact on the diagnostic outcome. this simplification reduces the complexity of the model, but at the same time reduces the general applicability of the model. in a real clinical setting, doctors need to consider all factors comprehensively to conduct accurate evidence analysis, rather than relying solely on a few predefined and fixed evidence patterns [5]. 2.3. insufficient interpretability of tcm diagnostic models the process of discernment in chinese medicine usually involves complex logical reasoning and rich practical experience, and current intelligent discernment models are significantly deficient in terms of interpretability. in addition, since most of these models are designed based on different schools of expert thinking, there are differences in interpretation between different models. currently, the vast majority of intelligent tcm discernment studies rely on machine learning and deep learning models. however, due to the complexity and opacity of the internal workings of these models, it is difficult to explain their decision-making process, which often exhibits "black box" characteristics. this is difficult for non-specialists to understand. this makes it difficult for doctors to understand why the models make the judgements they do when outputting results, which reduces the acceptability of the models. 3. construction of a diagnostic model for tcm 3.1. base models among many domestic open-source big models, tsinghua university, in conjunction with wisdom spectrum ai, has attracted a lot of attention for the launch of its fully selfdeveloped third-generation base big model, chatglm3, at the china computer congress (cncc). compared with the previous version, chatglm3 adopts diverse training data and reasonable training strategies, and shows excellent capabilities in multiple domains such as semantics, mathematics, reasoning, code, and knowledge. this comprehensive knowledge understanding and application capability provides a solid foundation for the tcm big model, making it more accurate and efficient in handling complex tcm knowledge quizzes. compared with chatgpt, chatglm3's full open source enables it to be deployed locally without the limitation of the number of apis provided by enterprises. in addition, chatglm3 is specifically designed for dialogue tasks and is capable of generating smooth and natural dialogue responses. for the chinese medicine big model, it is very important to be able to interact with users effectively and provide user-friendly consulting services. considering the above factors, the private deployment of chatglm3 is chosen as the base model for this study to explore its application value in the field of tcm [6]. 3.2. datasets the data source of this article is alicloud tianchi open source tcm-sd tcm domain identification data (https://tianchi.aliyun.com/dataset/139034), tcm-sd is the first open, real-scene collected tcm identification dataset, which aims to solve the tcm identification problem by using natural language processing technology, and explore the latent scientific basis behind the tcm identification theory, based on the existing dataset, tcm-sd performs a secondary optimisation of the data through the two phases of commanded data filtering-commanded data integration, and the optimisation of the data involves the optimisation of data involves multiple steps, including but not limited to data collection, data preprocessing, and data annotation. the general steps for constructing such a dataset are shown in figure 1. fig 1. flowchart of dataset construction the dataset is divided into training, validation and test sets, and the division ratio used is 80% of the data for training, 10% for validation and 10% for testing. finally, the dataset is formatted and divided into training dataset of 41180 entries and test and validation sets of 5485 entries, where some of the training data examples are shown in table 1. in order to improve the understanding and application of large-scale models in the field of tcm in order to provide more accurate results, this study collects a total of 1,027 tcm evidence definitions datasets, of which some of the tcm evidence definitions are shown in table 2. through in-depth learning of the tcm domain-specific evidence expertise, the model is better able to adapt to specific tasks and scenarios, thus demonstrating higher efficiency and accuracy in practical use. the pre-acquired knowledge of tcm enables the model to better meet user needs and provide more personalised and valuable information. 8 table 1. some examples of training data symptomatic syndrome differentiation tcm syndrome the patient had black stools seven days ago due to poor diet, which was carried out once a day with small volume and no mucus, accompanied by paroxysmal dull pain in the abdomen, no radiating pain in the lower back and lower limbs, acid reflux, belching and burning sensation behind the sternum, no nausea and vomiting, no fever, fatigue, no palpitation and chest tightness, poor food intake, restless sleep and irregular urination. clear mind, reasonable spirit, moderate body, clear language, red lips; normal skin, no macular rash. neck symmetry, no exposed veins, no scrofula of gall, chest symmetry, normal pulsing in the hollow, flat abdomen, no mass, red nail color, no edema of the lower extremities, red tongue, thin yellow fur, string pulse. syndrome of qi deficiency and blood overflow one month ago, the patient felt anal knife pain and discomfort due to constipation, and the anal mass was propped out after the stool, which could not be recovered, and the stool was bloody. the symptoms did not see significant relief after resting on her own, and the symptoms became significantly worse 3 days ago, with severe anal pain, difficulty in walking, and excessive blood volume in the stool, so today the outpatient department proposed "mixed hemorrhoids, anal fuses, and anal papilloma. clear mind, reasonable spirit, moderate body, clear language, red lips; normal skin, no macular rash. neck symmetry, no exposed veins, no scrofula of gall, chest symmetry, normal pulsing in the hollow, flat abdomen, no mass, red nail color, no edema in the lower extremities, pale red tongue, white fur, pulse calm. dampness-heat syndrome the patient had edema of both lower limbs 33 years ago, and went to the hospital for treatment. several urine routine examinations showed proteinuria positive, and was diagnosed as chronic nephritis. she had taken chinese medicine for treatment, but had not been given regular treatment, and edema of both lower limbs occurred repeatedly. palindrome catheter was inserted into the tunnel. the internal fistula was mature. the right femoral vein was removed and the central vein was placed in hospital. clear mind, reasonable spirit, moderate body, clear language, pale lips; the skin is pale without macular eruption. normal skull size and shape, no eyes depression, no white eyes, normal ear rings, no ear fistula or sores; neck symmetry, no exposed veins, no scrofula of gall, chest symmetry, normal pulsing in the hollow, flat abdomen, no mass, red nail color, no edema of the lower extremities, pale red tongue, white fur, deep pulse. spleen-kidney deficiency syndrome table 2. examples of some chinese medicine evidence definition data name definition typical characteristic expression common disease syndrome of wind-cold attacking lung it refers to the common syndrome of wind-cold invasion, lung qi loss, aversion to cold, no sweating, cough, chest tightness, white phlegm, white fur, pulse floating tight and so on. cough, phlegm clear thin, stuffy nose, runny nose, throat itching, both cold, light fever, thin white tongue coating, pulse floating tight. cough, infantile bronchitis, acute trachea-bronchitis heart-kidney yang deficiency syndrome refers to the heart and kidney yang deficiency, loss of warm, cold limbs, palpitation, poor urination, swollen limbs, cold waist and knees, pale purple tongue, white fur, weak pulse and other common symptoms. cold limbs, palpitation, palpitation, chest tightness, asthma, swelling of the limbs, unfavorable urination, fatigue, cold waist and knees, blue lips, pale tongue, smooth white fur, weak pulse. edema, palpitation, palpitation, chest numbness syndrome of wind-heat blocking lung external invasion of wind heat, lung qi stagnation, fever and wind aversion, cough, rough breath and panting, chest tightness and chest pain, nose flaring, no sweat, red tongue, floating pulse and so on are the common symptoms. fever, ill wind, cough, rough breath, chest tightness, chest pain, flaring nose, no sweat, red tongue, floating pulse. pneumonia cough, neonatal dyspnea 3.3. fine-tuning of the model lora (low-rank adaptation) [7] is an efficient model fine-tuning technique that aims to reduce the number of parameters required for fine-tuning by inserting low-rank matrices into a pre-trained model, thus improving training efficiency and avoiding overfitting. the core idea of lora is to keep most of the parameters of the pre-trained model unchanged, and simulate the parameter changes by adding low-rank matrices. amount of variation, thus achieving adaptation to a specific task. in this study, the fine-tuning using lora is divided into two phases, firstly, the first phase of fine-tuning for the above tcm evidence data set to learn the knowledge of tcm evidence definition, and secondly, the second phase of fine-tuning through the above training set of tcm diagnosis patients' case consultation, in which the parameters of the fine-tuning for lora are shown in table 3. table 3. parameters for lora fine-tuning fine-tuned parameters parameter value or type per_device_train_batch_size 64 gradient_accumulation_steps 1 per_device_eval_batch_size 8 num_train_epochs 5 learning_rate 10e-4 lr_scheduler_type cosine warmup_steps 20 weight_decay 0.01 lora_rank 16 lora_alpha 8 lora_dropout 0.05 9 the number of iterations (step) refers to the process of using a batch of data for one parameter update during the training process of the model. in deep learning, in order to efficiently use the computational resources and improve the training speed, the entire dataset is usually not input into the model at once for training, but rather, the dataset is split into multiple small batches. for each batch processed, the model performs a forward propagation, calculates the loss, backpropagation, and update the parameters. loss function (loss function) is a computational tool used to quantify the difference between the predicted and actual values of the model, with smaller values indicating higher robustness of the model. the function is mainly applied in the training phase, when each batch of data is fed into the model and after forward propagation produces predictions, the loss function calculates the error between these predictions and the true labels, known as the loss value. based on this loss value, the model adjusts the internal parameters through the backpropagation mechanism to reduce the prediction error and drive the prediction results closer to the real situation, thus achieving the learning objective. from figures 2 and 3, it can be observed that the loss value gradually decreases with the increase in the number of training iterations and stabilises after reaching 90 iterations, indicating that the model has basically completed the learning process. fig 2. graph of step loss for the first training session fig 3. graph of step loss for the second training session 3.4. fine-tuning of the model automatic evaluation of language models is a common and popular evaluation method, mainly because it saves a lot of time and cost by not requiring human involvement, and it usually uses standard metrics or indicators to evaluate the performance of the model, such as bleu (bilingual evaluation understudy) [8], rouge (recalloriented understudy for gisting evaluation scores) [9] and so on. among them, bleu is an evaluation metric for machine translation tasks, the core idea is to compare the degree of overlap between the n-grams in the generated text and the reference text, and the higher the degree of overlap, the better the quality of the translated text is. rouge metrics are similar to the bleu metrics, except that rouge is based on the recall rate, while bleu is more concerned with the accuracy rate [10] . rouge-n emphasises on the completeness of the generated text, while rouge-l tends to take into account the accuracy rate. while rouge-l tends to consider the completeness and order of sentences. in this study, bleu metrics (generally n selects 4) and rouge metrics are used to automatically evaluate the validation dataset, with the value of 0-1 points, and the higher the value means the better the quality of the output. the specific scores of each indicator are shown in table 3 below. from the results, the generation effect of fine-tuning the large model is significantly better than that of not fine-tuning, and the generation effect is significantly improved by the second finetuning training, and the values of the overall indicators are all improved by about 0.2. table 4. score table for model evaluation indicators model bleu-4 rouge-1 rouge-2 rouge-l chatglm3 0.6261 0.6656 0.4461 0.6078 chatglm3+lora (first train) 0.6434 0.7316 0.5493 0.6174 chatglm3+lora (second train) 0.8467 0.9319 0.6639 0.8172 4. summary this paper first expounds the importance of tcm and its significant contribution to human health. at the same time, it points out the three major challenges faced by tcm diagnosis and differentiation: insufficient and inconsistent quality of public data, poor uniformity and universality of diagnostic models, and insufficient interpretability of models. to solve these problems, the large model chatglm3 is used as the infrastructure in this study, and efficient lora fine-tuning technology is introduced to optimize the model performance by using two training sessions. the results showed that bleu-4 score increased from 0.6261 to 0.8467, rouge-1 score increased from 0.6656 to 0.9319, rouge-2 and rouge-l score also increased from 0.4461 and 0.6078 to 0.6639 and 0.8172, respectively. the model fine-tuned by lora has a significant improvement in various indexes. it is 10 proved that the model can significantly improve the semantic understanding and the generation of dialectical diagnosis. through this study, it not only provides a more accurate and efficient intelligent auxiliary tool for tcm syndrome differentiation and diagnosis, but also takes an important step for the intelligent and information process of tcm. acknowledgments this research was supported in part by hunan university of chinese medicine undergraduate research and innovation fund project (no: 2023bks081); 2024 the national college student’ innovation and entrepreneurship training program project (no: s202410541140). references [1] general office of the state council of the people’s republic of china. the 14th five year plan for the 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[10] zhang jundong, yang songhuah,liu jiangfeng,et al.aigc empowers the revitalisation of ancient chinese medicine:the construction of the huang-di grand model[j].library forum, 2024, 44(10):103-112. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 73 research and implementation of enterprise intelligent operation and management system jiayao zhang 1, yan huang 2 1 sichuan branch, tongfang cnki (beijing) technology co., ltd., chengdu, sichuan, 610011, china 2 sichuan electric power design & consulting co., ltd., chengdu, sichuan, 610041, china abstract: with the deepening of digital transformation, enterprise intelligent operation and management systems have become critical tools for enhancing management efficiency and optimizing resource allocation. this paper analyzes the necessity of constructing such systems from the perspectives of industry background and enterprise realities. by combining practical cases and data, it elaborates on the system's design framework and functional implementation. the system design covers three core modules: basic data acquisition, in-system data application, and cross-system data application, including functions such as customer/supplier management, project management, contract management, internal operations, plan management, and executive dashboards. through functional demonstrations, this paper further illustrates the practical application value of intelligent operation and management systems in enterprise operations. the study shows that these systems can significantly improve operational efficiency and decision-making capabilities, aiding enterprises in achieving high-quality development during digital transformation. keywords: intelligent operation and management system; digital transformation; data integration; intelligent application; enterprise efficiency. 1. introduction with the acceleration of global digital transformation, enterprise intelligent operation and management systems have become essential tools for improving management efficiency and optimizing resource allocation. in recent years, the rapid development of big data, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence has provided technological support for the intelligent upgrading of enterprise management systems. these systems integrate internal and external data, enabling automated business processes and scientific decision-making, helping enterprises address market competition and complex operational environments. market research indicates that the global enterprise management information system software market is projected to exceed tens of billions of u.s. dollars by 2025, highlighting the industry's significant growth potential [1] [2]. in the digital economy era, enterprises face unprecedented opportunities and challenges. on one hand, emerging technologies offer more innovation and growth possibilities; on the other hand, intensified market competition and diversified customer demands impose higher requirements on operational efficiency and management capabilities. traditional management models, often reliant on manual operations and fragmented systems, struggle to adapt to complex and dynamic business environments, leading to issues such as data silos, information delays, and inefficient decision-making. for example, many enterprises still depend on manual operations for supply chain management, customer relationship maintenance, and production planning, resulting in low efficiency and frequent errors [3]. the emergence of intelligent operation and management systems provides enterprises with a novel solution. by integrating internal and external data, these systems enable automated and intelligent business processes, allowing enterprises to monitor operational dynamics in real-time, optimize resource allocation, and enhance decision-making efficiency. additionally, these systems leverage data analysis and prediction to help enterprises proactively identify market trends and potential risks, enabling more scientific strategic planning. 2. background and current status 2.1. industry background the intelligent transformation of enterprise management systems is an inevitable trend in the digital economy era. as enterprises expand in scale and complexity, traditional management models can no longer meet the demands of efficient operations. the demand for information system construction is growing increasingly urgent. globally, digital transformation has become a core strategy for enterprises to enhance competitiveness. according to a report by international data corporation (idc), global investments in digital transformation exceeded 2.3 trillion in 2023, with projection sindicating the figure will surpass 3 trillion by 2025. this trend indicates that enterprises are accelerating their transition from traditional management models to intelligent, data-driven approaches. as a critical component of digital transformation, intelligent operation and management systems integrate big data, artificial intelligence, and internet of things (iot) technologies to automate business processes, enable scientific decision-making, and optimize resource allocation. for example, in the manufacturing industry, the advancement of industry 4.0 has made smart manufacturing the mainstream direction. intelligent operation and management systems achieve intelligent production planning, predictive equipment maintenance, and supply chain synergy through real-time data collection and analysis [4]. 2.2. enterprise current status currently, many enterprises still face challenges such as data silos, fragmented systems, and inefficient decision 74 making in their operations. however, most enterprises remain in the early stages of digital transformation, lacking systematic data integration and intelligent applications. manual operations in production management and quality control persist, leading to low efficiency and frequent errors that fail to meet market demands for high-quality products. while some enterprises have begun exploring digital transformation, most remain at the initial stage of intelligent operation and management system adoption, urgently requiring systematic data integration and intelligent applications to enhance operational efficiency and market competitiveness [5]. 2.3. necessity of construction building intelligent operation and management systems is a key step for enterprises to achieve digital transformation. through systematic data management and intelligent applications, enterprises can optimize resource allocation, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen market competitiveness. the construction of these systems is not only a necessary measure for enterprises to respond to market competition but also a critical factor in achieving efficient operations and sustainable development. by integrating internal and external data, optimizing business processes, and enhancing decision-making efficiency, enterprises can gain a competitive edge in digital transformation and realize highquality growth. 3. system design following the flow of operational data, the system can be broadly divided into three stages (figure 1). the first stage involves data generation, such as customer/supplier registration, bid registration, project registration, and contract registration. the second stage focuses on in-system data application, including internal operations, plan management (invoicing plans, payment plans, revenue plans), departmental dashboards, and executive dashboards. the third stage pertains to cross-system data application, such as integration with project management systems (erp, prp), design management systems (epms), science and technology management systems, and financial management systems. figure 1. system data architecture diagram 3.1. basic data acquisition 3.1.1. customer/supplier management customer/supplier management is a systematic process implemented by enterprises to enhance customer experience and optimize operational efficiency. as market competition intensifies, enterprises must leverage precise customer analysis and efficient service management to meet diverse needs and boost customer loyalty. core requirements include customer information management, transaction record tracking, customer behavior analysis, personalized service recommendations, and feedback processing. these functionalities enable centralized customer information management, deep customer insight, and optimized sales/service processes, thereby improving operational efficiency and market competitiveness. additionally, this system helps identify high-value customers, formulate targeted marketing strategies, and drive business growth. 3.1.2. project management project information registration is a systematic process for recording and managing project-related data, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and traceability. its primary purpose is to provide information support for the project lifecycle, facilitating quick access and utilization. functional aspects include information entry, classification, search, version control, and sharing, ensuring efficient team collaboration. standardized processes reduce information gaps and errors, enhancing project execution efficiency. furthermore, this system enables enterprises to track project progress, analyze key data, and support decision-making to achieve project objectives. 3.1.3. contract management contract information registration management involves systematic and standardized management of contract data in enterprise operations. the core requirement is ensuring accuracy, completeness, and traceability of contract information. as business complexity and contract volumes 75 increase, traditional manual recording methods fail to meet efficient management needs. key functions include centralized contract storage, classification, rapid retrieval, and performance tracking. the goal is to enhance contract management efficiency and transparency through systematic approaches, providing reliable data support for decisionmaking while safeguarding enterprise rights and reducing operational risks. 3.2. in-system data application 3.2.1. internal operations internal operations involve revenue allocation among internal business units. for example, if branch a secures a project requiring collaboration with branches b and c, the internal operations module enables branch a to allocate work and revenue to these branches. this module includes revenue allocation agreement reviews, virtual projects, virtual contracts, and revenue settlement functions. 3.2.2. plan management plan management involves monthly invoicing, payment, and revenue planning for signed projects by business units. through standardized approval workflows, the company can analyze and statistically track monthly, quarterly, and annual completion rates, supporting executive decision-making. 3.2.3. executive dashboard after filtering basic data, the system generates visualizations and reports through bi software to form the executive dashboard. this tool provides real-time monitoring and decision support for senior management. by leveraging data dashboards and intelligent analytics, managers can quickly grasp operational dynamics and make informed decisions. 3.3. cross-system data interaction 3.3.1. data receiving the system employs an open data integration architecture, fully supporting data connectivity and integration with multisource, heterogeneous external systems. through standardized apis and webservice services, it seamlessly integrates personnel data from hr systems, compliance metrics from risk management systems, and operational logs from safety management systems. it also supports data access from third-party platforms such as financial systems and erp systems. the system includes an intelligent data routing module, capable of parsing and converting data formats like json, xml, and csv, enabling unified management of structured and unstructured data. 3.3.2. data pushing the system can push customer, supplier, project, incoming/outgoing contract data to other business systems, enabling cross-system collaboration and ensuring data consistency. for example, project data can be pushed to production planning and project management systems, while contract data can be sent to financial and procurement systems. 4. data visualization the system constructs data visualization pages based on bi software, using api interfaces to connect in real-time with the business database, erp, and crm systems of the intelligent operation and management system, forming a complete data acquisition process. in the data processing layer, etl tools clean and transform basic data, establishing a unified data warehouse. olap technology is applied to build data cubes covering six themes finance, operations, supply chain, etc. enabling analysis across dimensions such as region, time, customers, and business types. the visualization 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[5] ji lili. research on reform and innovation of enterprise operation and management under new circumstances[j]. modern business research, 2024, (15):179-181. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 199 study on parameter estimation of load‐sharing parallel systems under log‐logistic component lifetimes shu xiang tianjin university of commerce, tianjin, china abstract: this article addresses the problem of parameter estimation in load‑sharing parallel systems with component lifetimes following log‑logistic distribution. by formulating the joint likelihood function for system lifetimes, we obtain robust estimates via maximum likelihood estimation based on a gauss-seidel iterative optimization algorithm and then employ bootstrap techniques to construct confidence intervals for the parameters, thereby quantifying the uncertainty of the estimates. simulation studies demonstrate the high accuracy and stability of the proposed method in handling complex dependency structures, which provides a solid theoretical foundation for the reliability analysis of load-sharing mechanisms in complex engineering systems. keywords: load-sharing parallel system; log-logistic distribution; parameter estimation; gauss-seidel optimization algorithm; bootstrap method. 1. introduction load-sharing mechanisms are crucial in reliability analysis for modern engineering systems. when a component fails, the remaining components dynamically redistribute the load, which significantly affects the system's failure rate. these mechanisms are common in aerospace, power transmission, textile engineering, and materials science. for example, rosen (1964) noted non-monotonic failure rates in fiber composite parallel systems after a single fiber failure. carlson and kardomateas (2005) linked the fiber bundle model in textile engineering and fatigue crack propagation in materials science to load-sharing mechanisms. amadi (2016) found that transformer bank failures in power systems cause dynamic load redistribution. traditional reliability models often assume that component lifetimes have constant or monotonic failure rates. however, these assumptions are inadequate for capturing the complex, non-monotonic failure rate characteristics observed in loadsharing systems. for instance, lawless (2003) highlighted that the exponential distribution's constant failure rate assumption cannot model the dynamic, non-constant failure rates in load-sharing systems. khan (2018) highlighted that the weibull distribution's limitation with its monotonic hazard rate function assumption. li et al. (2020) mentioned that the kumaraswamy distribution's restricted parameter ranges limit its flexibility, despite describing non-monotonic failures. zhong (2024) observed that the gompertz distribution's high sensitivity to parameters will cause unstable estimation results. thus, there's an urgent need for new reliability models which are flexible in mathematics and have practical applicability in reliability engineering. the log-logistic (ll) distribution has attracted attention in reliability analysis for its explicit probability density function and non-monotonic hazard function. al-shomrani et al. (2016) employed markov chain monte carlo (mcmc) methods to demonstrate the ll distribution's superiority in survival data analysis, particularly in characterizing a two-stage process of accelerated failure followed by mitigated damage accumulation. kariuki et al. (2024) introduced the extended log-logistic (ell) distribution, which overcomes traditional ll distribution shape constraints through a synergistic mechanism of shape and scale parameters, thereby better accommodating complex survival data characteristics. although the above studies do not directly target load-sharing systems, their theoretical contributions offer valuable insights for modeling such systems with non-monotonic failure rate characteristics. maximum likelihood estimation (mle) is key for analyzing load-sharing systems, but zhou et al. (2021) found that mle can produce biases and convergence issues with small sample sizes. to address these limitations, researchers have proposed various strategies. kong and ye (2016) improved k-out-of-n system reliability assessment by using interval estimation but assumed known load allocation rules, limiting engineering applicability. park et al. (2020) proposed an improved em algorithm framework, decomposing complex likelihood functions to enhance parameter estimation stability. chang et al. (2019) integrated mcmc methods with bayesian inference, significantly improving estimation accuracy while considering system uncertainties. however, balancing computational efficiency with estimation accuracy in complex load-sharing systems remains a pressing challenge. in response to the limitations of existing models in characterizing load-sharing mechanisms, this study introduces the log-logistic distribution with a non-monotonic hazard function to model the failure behavior of components in parallel systems. the gauss-seidel iterative optimization method is incorporated, which ensures reliable modeling and robust parameter estimation under complex dependency structures. the effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated through simulation experiments. the paper is organized as follows: section 2 establishes a load-sharing parallel system model based on the ll distribution and derives the joint likelihood function for system lifetimes. section 3 presents a parameter estimation method combining maximum likelihood estimation with the gauss-seidel iterative method and analyzes algorithm convergence. section 4 evaluates the estimation performance of mle under different sample sizes through simulation studies and examines its stability by constructing confidence intervals using the bootstrap method. section 5 presents the conclusion. 200 2. model construction 2.1. model description to develop a load-sharing parallel system model and estimate its parameters, the following assumptions are made. 1. the system comprises n independent and identically distributed (iid) load-sharing parallel subsystems, each consisting of k components. all components collectively bear a constant total load, which is uniformly distributed among the operational components. these n subsystems are constructed under identical experimental conditions and are independent of each other. within each subsystem, the k components are interconnected through load sharing, and all components follow the same log-logistic distribution. 2. the independent and identically distributed systems are tested, and their failure times are recorded. let tij (for i=1, 2, ..., n; j=1, 2, ..., k) denotes the time interval between the failure of the (j-1)th component and the jth component in the ith system. 3. when a component in the system fails, the load it previously bore is redistributed among the remaining operational components, leading to an increase in the hazard rate of those surviving components. 4. the lifetime of each component initially follows a loglogistic distribution with parameters α1 and β1. as components fail successively, the parameters of the lifetime distribution for the remaining components are dynamically updated. for example, after the first component fails, the parameters change to α2 and β2; after the second failure, they become α3 and β3, and so on, until the last component is characterized by parameters αk and βk. to facilitate the construction of the likelihood function and parameter estimation in subsequent analysis, this paper adopts the survival function of the log-logistic distribution 1 ( ) = , > 0, > 0, > 0, 1+ ( )β f x x α β αx (1) and the probability density function     1 2 ( ; , ) = , > 0, > 0, > 0. 1+ β β βα α f x α β x α β αx x      (2) here, the parameters and represent the scale and shape parameters, respectively. 2.2. likelihood construction based on the above assumptions, we construct the likelihood function for parameter estimation. first, consider the case of the first failure time in a single system. since all components are independent, the earliest failure time among the k components is the minimum of their lifetimes, and its survival function is  1 1 1 =1 (min ..., > ) = ( > ) = [ ( ; , )] ., k k k j j p f α βx x x p x x x taking the derivative of the above survival function yields the density function of the first failure time 1 min 1 1 1 1( ) = [ ( ; , )] ( ; , ).kα βf x k f x α βf x thus, the likelihood contribution of the first failure time ti1 in the i-th system is: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1( ) ; )] ; ).[ ( (k i i il , t = k f t fα β β α, ,βtα  similarly, for the j-th failure, the number of remaining components is k−j+1, and the density function of the failure time can be expressed using parameters (αj, βj). its likelihood contribution is [( ) )] ).( 1) ( ; ( ;k j j ij ij jj j j jij jl , t = k j + f αt , f ,α β α β βt where j=1, 2, …, k. then, let α = (α1, α2, …, αk), β = (β1, β2, …, βk), both belonging to the space (0,∞)k, t = {tij, i=1, 2, …, n; j=1, 2, …, k}, and αj>0, βj>0. for a single system, the overall likelihood function is the product of the likelihood contributions at each stage, i.e.,             =1 2 1 2 1 1 1 ( ) = ( +1)[ ( ; , )] ( ; , ) 1 = , ! 1 1 ! 1 j j j j j j j j j β j j j ij β j ij β j j j ij β k k k j ij ij j j k β j= j ij k k j j + j= j i l . α β α β β α α t k j f t f t k + α β t α t+ k α α α t+ t =                           βα t for n independent systems, the joint likelihood function is           2 1 1 1 1 1 , ! [ ( ( ; ! . ] 1 ; ) ) j j j j j jij β j j j ij β j n k n k j i j i= j= n k n k i j = j + i j= l α β α β= k f t , f t , = k β + α α t α t           t  3. parameter estimator taking the logarithm of the above formula yields the loglikelihood function as follows                1 1 1 1 ( , ) = ln ! + ln ln 1 ln 2 ln 1 j n k j j j j ij i= j= n k β j ij i= j= l n k α + β + β α t k j + + α t .                α t to obtain the maximum likelihood estimators of (α, β), we differentiate the log-likelihood function ( , )l α t , resulting in the following likelihood equations with respect to the parameters αj and βj    1 2 0 ( , ) 1 j n j j β i=j j j j ij nβ β = k j + α α α + α t l             α t (3)        1 1 ln ln 2 0 ( , ) 1 j n n j ij j ij β i= i=j j j ij α tn = l + α t k j + β β + α t         α t (4) 201 it is evident that an explicit solution for the parameters (α, β) is not attainable. therefore, the above likelihood equations must be solved numerically by using appropriate iterative techniques for the 2 parameters. as described in ortega & rheinboldt (2000), the gauss-seidel method is particularly suitable for the likelihood equations in this context. the specific steps are as follows 1. for j=1, 2, …, k, choose appropriate initial values αj (0), and substitute them into the equation (4) to solve for βj, denoted as βj (1); 2. substitute βj (1) into the equation (3) to solve for αj , denoted as αj (1) ; 3. repeat steps (1) and (2) until αj and βj (for j=1, 2, …, k) satisfy the convergence condition:         1 1 ,m+ m m+ m j j j jmax α α , β β <   where ϵ is a pre-set convergence threshold, typically chosen as ϵ=10-6 or smaller. next, we further derive the asymptotic distribution of the proposed mle estimators. for this purpose, we need to compute the second-order partial derivatives of the loglikelihood function with respect to αj and βj, denoted respectively as:      , , 1, ,2 2 2 2 2 j jj j , , , j = ...,k. α l β l βα l      α t α t α t   however, due to the analytical complexity of these secondorder partial derivatives, it is difficult to derive their explicit forms. therefore, this paper only describes the procedure. according to the asymptotic theory of maximum likelihood estimation, under standard regularity conditions (such as consistency and non-singularity of the information matrix), the mle of the parameter vector θ=(α1, β1, α2 , β2,…, αk, βk) ′ denoted as  1 1 ˆ ˆˆ ˆ ˆ ,k kθ α ,β ,...,α ,β  follows an asymptotic normal distribution as n→∞, i.e.,     1ˆ ,,0d 2kn θ θ n ,   α f where  ,α f is the fisher information matrix. this matrix can be expressed in a block form               1 2 , 0 0 0 0 , , 0 , ,0 k                       α α α α     f f f f where       ,m m ijfα f is a 2×2 matrix for m=1, 2, …, k, with its elements defined as follows       11 12 21 22 , , . , , , 2 m 2 m 2 m m m m 2 m 2 m f = e α f = f = e α β f l = e β l l                          α t α t α t    since the second-order partial derivatives mentioned above are difficult to obtain explicitly, the observed information matrix is commonly used in practical applications by evaluating the second derivatives of the log-likelihood function at the estimated parameter values ˆ ˆ m m m mα βα= , = β . next, for simplicity, we study the mle estimation of the log-logistic distribution when β1= β2=…=βk = 1. in this case, for n identically and independently distributed load-sharing parallel systems, the log-likelihood function is         1 1 ( ) ln ! ln 2 ln 1 . n k j j ij i= j= l = n k + α k j + +α t   α t differentiate the above log-likelihood function with respect to αj, and set the derivative equal to zero. the resulting equation is    1 2 0 1, ) 1 ( n ij i=j j j ij tn = k j + = , j = ...,k. α α + α t l     α t (5) obviously, it is not possible to obtain a closed-form solution for the parameter α directly from the likelihood equation mentioned above. therefore, the gauss-seidel method mentioned earlier can be used to obtain its solution, and thus obtain the mle of α . based on the result of the mle, we further construct a joint confidence interval. under the large sample conditions, according to asymptotic theory, the mle α̂ of the parameter vector α approximately follows a multivariate normal distribution. its covariance matrix is provided by the inverse of the observed fisher information matrix evaluated at α̂ , i.e.,      ,ˆ 0d 2kn n ,  α αα where    1 α αf . therefore, under the large sample assumption, for a given confidence level 1-α (where0<α<1), the joint 100(1-α)% confidence region for the parameter vector α can be approximated as      1 ˆ ˆ 2 k,α, α α α α α where 2 k,α denotes the upper α quantile of the chisquared distribution with degrees of freedom. this region is a confidence ellipsoid centered at the mle α̂ , which visually reflects the joint uncertainty of the estimates αj. 4. simulation study in this section, we validate the effectiveness of the proposed parameter estimation method through simulation experiments. it is assumed that the lifetimes of the 202 components in the system follow a log-logistic distribution with a single unknown scale parameter. we set α1=0.1, α2=0.2 and α3=0.4, and generate 20 sample observations ( =20) from a system consisting of three components ( =3). the simulated data is shown in table 1. to further assess the performance of the method under varying sample sizes, we repeat the experiment for =20, 50,75, and 100, and compute the parameter estimation bias and mean squared error (mse) under each condition. the results are presented in table 2. the experimental results indicate that both the bias and mse of the parameter estimates decrease with increasing sample size, demonstrating that the proposed method achieves higher estimation accuracy under larger sample sizes. table 1. failure time samples i ti1 ti2 ti3 1 2.9880591 1.4940295 0.74701476 2 17.0741586 8.5370793 4.26853966 3 4.8628502 2.4314251 1.21571254 4 24.0615608 12.0307804 6.01539020 5 30.3834534 15.1917267 7.59586335 6 0.3782369 0.1891185 0.09455923 7 7.3155493 3.6577746 1.82888732 8 24.9571190 12.4785595 6.23927974 9 7.8938256 3.9469128 1.97345639 10 5.7552712 2.8776356 1.43881780 11 32.6378642 16.3189321 8.15946604 12 5.6903928 2.8451964 1.42259819 13 11.8367554 5.9183777 2.95918884 14 8.4538181 4.2269091 2.11345453 15 0.8972792 0.4486396 0.22431980 16 25.6964345 12.8482172 6.42410862 17 2.4512873 1.2256436 0.61282181 18 0.3481921 0.1740961 0.08704803 19 3.5563181 1.7781590 0.88907951 20 32.3017068 16.1508534 8.07542670 table 2. parameter estimation bias and mean squared error (mse) 20 50 75 100 0.108405 0.117066 0.127464 0.106234 bias 0.008405 0.017066 0.027464 0.006234 mse 0.000071 0.000291 0.000754 0.000039 0.230243 0.196246 0.203168 0.210520 bias 0.030243 -0.003754 0.003168 0.010520 mse 0.000915 0.000014 0.000010 0.000111 0.262784 0.322616 0.365505 0.392723 bias -0.137216 -0.077384 -0.034495 -0.007277 mse 0.018828 0.005988 0.001190 0.000053 furthermore, to analyze the correlation between parameters, we construct confidence ellipses for the parameter pairs (α1,α2), (α1,α3), and (α2,α3) under different confidence levels 1− ={80%,90%,95%,99%}, as shown in figures 1–3. the results suggest a positive correlation among α1, α2, and α3. fig 1. confidence region for (α1, α2) after obtaining the parameter point estimates, the bootstrap method is further employed to construct confidence intervals. by adopting both the boot-p and boot-t methods, the accuracy and uncertainty of the parameter estimates can be evaluated from different perspectives, thereby enhancing the reliability of the results (efron & tibshirani, 1986; diciccio & efron, 1996). fig 2. confidence region for (α2,α3) fig 3. confidence region for (α1,α3) 203 4.1. boot-p algorithm 1. based on the known parameter estimates, construct a sample dataset tij (where i=1, 2, …, n and j=1, 2, …, k) of size n. 2. randomly draw a bootstrap sample * ijt of the same size n from the original dataset tij , and compute the corresponding bootstrap point estimate * 1 2ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ( )* * * kα ,α ,...,α α . 3. repeat the sampling and estimation process b times to obtain b sets of bootstrap point estimates * 1 2ˆ ˆ ˆ* * b, ,...,α α α . 4. sort the b bootstrap point estimates to form an ordered sequence * * * (1) (2) ( )ˆ ˆ ˆ b  α α α . based on the given confidence level 1-γ (0<γ<1), the 100(1−γ)% confidence interval for parameter αj is expressed as * * ( /2) ((1 /2) )ˆ ˆb b,   α α . 4.2. boot-t algorithm 1. based on the known parameter estimates, construct a sample dataset tij (where i=1, 2, …, n and j=1, 2, …, k) of size n. 2. randomly draw a bootstrap sample * ijt of the same size n from the original dataset tij , and compute the corresponding bootstrap point estimate 1 2 *ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ( )* * * kα ,α ,...,α α . 3. for each bootstrap sample, calculate the pivot quantity * * *ˆ ˆ ˆ( ) / jj j jr     , where *ˆ j denotes the standard variance of the j-th bootstrap estimate. 4. repeat steps (2) and (3) a total of b times to obtain b sets of pivot quantities * * * 1 2, ,..., br r r . 5. sort the b pivot quantities to form an ordered sequence * * * (1) (2) ( )br r r   . based on the given confidence level 1-γ (0<γ<1), the 100(1−γ) % confidence interval for parameter αj is expressed as     ˆ ˆˆ ˆ* * * * j j b / 21-γ / 2j jb α ασ r , σ r      . to validate the effectiveness of the proposed method and demonstrate its performance under different sample sizes, experiments were conducted using the r programming language. the system parameters were set as k=3, α1=0.1, α2=0.2 and α3=0.4, with sample sizes n selected as 20, 50, 75, and 100. by running the bootstrap procedure 5000 times (b=5000), parameter estimates, standard errors (se), and the widths of 95% bootstrap confidence intervals were calculated for each sample size. the results are presented in table 3. table 3. ninety-five percent bootstrap cis estimates n 20 50 75 100 bootstrap estimates [se] 0.1008206 0.1109668 0.1157372 0.1200843 0.030421 0.026519 0.025917 0.026912 0.1830094 0.1929322 0.1959856 0.1990104 0.036741 0.028989 0.027044 0.026512 0.2990239 0.3270942 0.3436778 0.3602818 0.094801 0.064075 0.054943 0.058538 bootstrap-p ci {widths} ∈ 0.0563,0.1765 ∈ 0.0682,0.1680 ∈ 0.0730,0.1704 ∈ 0.0757,0.1745 {0.1202} 0.0998 0.0974 0.0988 ∈ 0.1114,0.2427 ∈ 0.1373,0.2428 ∈ 0.1461,0.2485 ∈ 0.1504,0.2483 {0.1312} 0.1055 0.1023 0.0979 ∈ 0.1946,0.5353 ∈ 0.2343,0.4694 ∈ 0.2618,0.4803 ∈ 0.2799,0.5026 0.1353 0.1066 0.0921 0.1284 bootstrap-t ci {widths} ∈ 0.0317,0.1670 ∈ 0.0627,0.1693 ∈ 0.0868,0.1790 ∈ 0.0175,0.1459 0.1353 0.1066 0.0921 0.1284 ∈ 0.2165,0.3616 ∈ 0.1561,0.2470 ∈ 0.1445,0.2770 ∈ 0.1716,0.2725 0.1451 0.0909 0.1325 0.1009 ∈ 0.0080,0.3305 ∈ 0.1361,0.4348 ∈ 0.2858,0.4375 ∈ 0.2862,0.5021 0.3385 0.2987 0.1517 0.2160 from the results, it can be observed that as the sample size increases, the standard errors of the bootstrap estimates gradually decrease, and the confidence intervals become narrower. this indicates a significant improvement in the precision and stability of the parameter estimates. notably, the boot-p method demonstrates more consistent and reliable estimation ranges across different parameters, further validating its robustness and applicability in this context. when combined with table 2, the gauss-seidel method demonstrates smaller estimation bias and mean squared error (mse) with larger sample sizes, indicating its suitability for precise point estimation. in contrast, the bootstrap method quantifies estimation uncertainty through confidence intervals (cis). while it exhibits greater fluctuation with smaller samples, its estimates stabilize as the sample size increases. in summary, the 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[16] diciccio t. j., efron b. bootstrap confidence intervals. statistical science, 1996, 11(3): 189-212. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 49 research on sentiment analysis of micro‐blog based on attention‐bilstm fangxu yan, jianhui wang school of mathematics and systems science, shenyang normal university, shenyang liaoning, 110034, china abstract: the rapid development of the internet gives birth to massive data. these data have the characteristics of multiple types, low density, and fast transmission speed. as one of the products of the era of big data, micro-blog provides users with a highly interactive platform. in order to explore the value and sentiment contained in micro-blog comment texts, and solve the problem of semantic loss and over-reliance on manual work in traditional text sentiment analysis, this paper proposes a deep learning model based on attention-bilstm. in the embedding layer, the cbow method of word2vec is used to transform the text data into word vectors, and the attention mechanism is integrated to dynamically weight the input word vectors. secondly, bilstm is used to extract text features, then fuse them in concat layer. after that the classification is realized by softmax whose results of the output text are positive or negative. finally, by comparing with textcnn, lstm and bilstm, the result shows that the attention-bilstm model does have better classification effect, strong generalization and practicability. keywords: sentiment analysis; bilstm; attention mechanism. 1. introduction according to the latest 2023 financial report released by micro-blog, at the end of the third quarter, the number of monthly active users of micro-blog reached 605 million, and daily active users reached 260 million. micro-blog provides a simple way for users to publish content openly and in real time, which makes the interaction among users closely linked. it has become one of the main channels for the public to obtain information, understand current affairs and express their views [1]. such massive comment data often contains a strong tendency and subjectivity. therefore, it is of great significance to conduct sentiment analysis on hot search comments in social media. at present, there are three mainstream methods to realize the sentiment analysis of text. sentiment dictionary calculates the emotional score based on some specific rules and determine the polarity. miao proposed the concept of fourtuple extraction, so as to realize the analysis of feature level [2]. narayanan proposed a classification method based on clauses, result sentences and the whole sentence, and the effect is remarkable [3]. machine learning uses sample data to train the model in order to complete the prediction. pang proposed a machine learning method to classify the emotional polarity, which is divided into positive and negative [4]. on this basis, whitelaw uses the vector space model to represent the text, which further improves the accuracy [5]. deep learning completes the sentiment analysis of the text through a hybrid neural network and a pre-trained model. in 1990, elman proposed rnn recurrent neural network for processing sequence data [6]. vaswani proposed a transformer architecture based entirely on the multi-headed attention mechanism, and for the first time proposed the attention mechanism [7]. according to the experience above, this paper proposes a sentiment analysis model of micro-blog based on attentionbilstm. the experimental results show that compared with the above similar text experiments, this model does improve the accuracy of text emotion recognition. 2. model methodology the overall structure of the model is shown in fig.1. the model is mainly consist of embedding layer, attention layer, bilstm, and softmax layer. each level is described in detail below. 2.1. embedding in embedding layer, we mainly use word2vec to process comment data, which could be transformed into vectors in order to raise the dimension. cbow (continuous bag of words), one of the methods in word2vec, is used to arrange the context words corresponding to the central word in order, then project the context words in the selected window to the same position, and average the vector. the output result is the word vector of the central word, which is represented as , , ⋯ and input to the attention layer. 2.2. attention layer the core of the attention layer is the attention mechanism, which performs selective key information processing by imitating the working principle of the human brain. furthermore, it can give higher weights to words with greater importance. the input vector , , ⋯ , corresponds to , , . firstly, calculate the similarity for each input vector by multiplying and . then, the similarity is converted numerically by softmax function, which means to normalize the similarity and reduce the amount of calculation to a certain content [8]. after normalization, multiply the similarity score by . finally, the obtained result can be calculated according to equation (2) in which represents the dimension of vector . , , ∙ (1) 50 fig 1. overall structure of the model based on attention-bilstm 2.3. bilstm the traditional lstm model can store and use all the previous position states to better describe the dependency relationship between long and short distances, which also avoid the problem of gradient explosion or gradient disappearance [9]. based on this, bilstm introduces forward propagation layer and backward propagation layer as shown in fig.2. represents input, represents the hidden state of forward propagation, and represents the hidden state of backward propagation layer, denoted in equation (2) and equation (3). ∙ ∙ (2) ∙ ∙ (3) fig 2. propagation mechanism of bilstm the output state of two lstm units is spliced to form a new state vector in equation (4). , (4) 2.4. softmax layer finally, the softmax function is used to normalize the generated text vector, and the probability distribution of the text vector under positive or negative types is obtained. in equation (5), 1 represents positive and 0 represents negative. the obtained result can be calculated as follow: , ∑ (5) 3. analysis experiment 3.1. datasets data sources in this paper come from github, with a total of 8500 labeled comment data. among them, there are about 5500 positive comments and 3000 negative comments. due to the complexity of the composition of the comment text, including chinese, english, slang, digital symbols, special expressions, vacancy values, redundant values, etc., it is necessary to process the text data. 3.2. data preprocessing first, data is simply cleaned to remove noise such as null values and redundant values. then jieba is used to divide each data into a set of independent words. this paper integrates the hit stop vocabulary and baidu stop vocabulary to form a micro-blog comment stop vocabulary, filters the useless characters and auxiliary words in the data, and inputs the word2vec model for word vector training. 3.3. evaluation index we introduce accuracy, precision, recall, and f1-score as 51 the evaluation indicators of the model as shown in equation (6) to (9). among them, tp represents predicting positive text correctly as positive, fn represents the positive text is predicted to be negative, fp represents the negative text is predicted to be positive, and tn represents the negative text is predicted to be negative correctly. (6) (7) (8) 1 2 (9) 3.4. parameter settings the training set and test set are divided into 80% and 20%. the parameter configuration of the attention-bilstm model is shown as table 1. table 1. parameter settings of the attention-bilstm model parameter value embedding_size 228 epochs 15 max_len 48 batch_size 500 learning rate 0.001 3.5. contrast experiment here we introduce three sets of contrast experiments, namely lstm, bilstm, and textcnn, then compare the results with the model proposed in this paper as shown in table 2. by using multiple convolution kernels of different sizes, the textcnn model can extract the interrelationships within and between sentences. but the pooling operations in textcnn will lose the order and location information between the dialogue texts, which is not conducive to the sentiment recognition of the comment text. lstm model performs better in learning the long-term dependency of sequence data whose accuracy reaches 79.57%. based on lstm, bilstm has a two-way propagation mechanism, which can better characterize the sequence data in the process of learning, and has better generalization ability. however, the single model neural network is relatively simple, which fails to fully consider the text features. through comparison, it can be seen that attention-bilstm model has improved the indicators compared with text-cnn, lstm, and bilstm models. it is further proved that the structure of the composite model is superior to the single model in text sentiment classification, with higher accuracy and stronger universality. table 2. comparison of different models model accuracy precision recall f1score text-cnn 0.7347 0.6949 0.6564 0.6771 lstm 0.7957 0.8435 0.8027 0.8225 bilstm 0.8217 0.7988 0.8139 0.8198 attentionbilstm 0.9235 0.8950 0.8234 0.8667 4. conclusion to analyze the micro-blog text emotion, we propose the compound model attention-bilstm. the result proves that the model gains much better accuracy, flexibility and feasibility in the field of text sentiment classification. on next stage, the goal is to develop higher indicators and achieve multi-modal sentiment analysis on the existing basis. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from liaoning provincial department of education scientific research funding project funds (lfw202004). references [1] xiong w, zuo y, zhang m, et al. research on sentiment analysis of e-commerce live comments based on text mining[j]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems, 2023, 6(3): 34-36. 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[9] zhang b. covid-19 forecast and bank credit decision model based on bilstm-attention network[j]. international journal of computational intelligence systems, 2023, 16(1): 159. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 43 research on crop planting based on linear programming and multiple regression functions bo zhai *, hanxue zhu, hongzhuang wan school of computer engineering, tongda college, nanjing university of posts and telecommunications, yangzhou, jiangsu, china * corresponding author: bo zhai (email: 2292476389@qq.com) abstract: the purpose of this paper is to explore how to optimize crop planting strategies through linear programming and multiple regression functions to help rural revitalization and agricultural modernization. in the study, we consider a variety of factors such as crop planting seasons, plot types, and potential planting risks. by analyzing the crop suitability of different plots and combining constraints such as arable land area limitations and crop rotation requirements, we established a linear programming model with the objective of maximizing economic benefits. at the same time, for the two cases of stagnant and wasteful marketing and selling at a reduced price when the yield exceeds the expectation, binary decision variables are used to find the optimal solution. in addition, this paper uses multiple regression functions to predict the growth rate of sales of major crops such as corn and wheat and predicts the future price growth of edible mushrooms through a gray prediction model (gm (1,1)). in the course of the study, we also discuss the impact of extreme weather due to monsoon climate in the northern region and give the optimal planting scheme based on these perturbation factors. through gray correlation analysis, this paper further explores the correlation coefficients between planting cost and selling price relative to expected sales volume and combines the principles of complementarity and substitutability to derive the highest yielding planting strategy. finally, the stability of the model is verified by sensitivity analysis, and its adaptability in other agricultural scenarios is explored. keywords: optimal planting strategy; linear programming; gray correlation analysis; gm (1,1) prediction; multiple linear regression. 1. introduction in the context of global climate change and market volatility, the rural revitalization strategy [1] has become an important initiative to promote agricultural modernization and enhance the rural economy. the aim of this paper is to study the optimal planting strategy [2] for a rural village in north china to improve the utilization rate of arable land and production efficiency, and to ensure the stability of food production. to this end, we comprehensively use a variety of computer-related algorithms and models, including linear programming [3], gray prediction model [4] and multivariate function fitting [5], etc., in an effort to find a scientific and reasonable solution in a complex agricultural environment. this paper analyzes crop cultivation options for 34 arable plots in the countryside through a linear programming model to maximize economic benefits, setting constraints such as arable land area, heavy cropping restrictions and crop rotation. multivariate function fitting and gray prediction model are used to predict the sales volume and price in the next seven years and adjust the planting strategy to cope with the market risk. at the same time, the substitutability and complementarity between crops are explored [6], and the relationship between sales volume, price and cost is studied through gray correlation analysis to provide theoretical support and data basis for rural agricultural development and policy formulation. 2. optimal cropping programs for crops in the event of slow sales and price reductions the optimal cropping program for crops in the village from 2024 to 2030 is given for two scenarios, respectively, when the total production of crops per season exceeds the corresponding expected sales volume of stagnant sales and sales at a reduced price. the solution is analyzed according to the following steps. 2.1. situation analysis of available cropland in villages 2.1.1. matching crops to plots and seasons there are mainly six different types of cultivated plots in this countryside, namely, flat dry land, terraced land, hillside land, watered land, 16 ordinary greenhouses and 4 intelligent greenhouses, of which flat dry land, terraced land and hillside land can only grow one season of grain crops per year, watered land can grow one season of rice or two seasons of vegetables per year, ordinary greenhouses can grow one season of vegetables and one season of edible fungi per year, and intelligent greenhouses can grow two seasons of vegetables per year. each cultivated land type corresponds to the plot crop and season matching specific information. 2.1.2. outlier test with regard to the statistical data related to crop cultivation and sales indicators, taking into account the fact that there are several kinds of crop indicator data that seem to be “abnormal”, but in real life, different types of crops cultivation and sales indicators may indeed have greater differences. box plot can visualize the distribution of data, through the median, quartiles and other statistics to show the distribution of data, including data concentration trends, dispersion and outliers. the box plot sorts the data set from smallest to largest, and selects the data values in the 25th and 75th percentile as the first and third quartiles of the box, and the number in the 50th percentile as the median, and if the median 44 is located in the center of the box, the median is the first and third quartiles. the length of the box, the maximum value outside the box; the minimum value is, and the values located outside the maximum and minimum values are called outliers. accordingly, we plot the box-and-line diagrams of the three types of crops under three indicators of planting cost, acreage yield, and selling unit price as shown in figure 1. figure 1. vegetable crops triple indicator box char and the sales unit price is not a component data, so it is not possible to use the clr logarithmic transformation. the median values corresponding to grain, vegetable and edible mushroom are 6.5, 7.2 and 42.5, respectively, 8.375, 8 and 78.75, respectively, and 4, 6 and 19.5, respectively, by sorting the unit sales price of each crop under the categories of grain, vegetable and edible mushroom by quartile order in annex 2. therefore, the boxes corresponding to the three categories are 4.375, 2 and 69.25, respectively; and the corresponding great values are 14.938, 11, and 182.625, respectively; and the corresponding very small values are 0, 3, and 0, respectively. therefore, for the unit price of sales, there is no crop that produces outliers, and there is no need to analyze it separately. 2.2. linear programming based on optimal crop planting schemes in this section, we need to study the optimal crop planting program during the period from 2024 to 2030, and consider that the planting strategy with the highest annual economic benefit is the optimal planting strategy for the year under the conditions of complying with the area of arable land, the requirement of crop rotation, and the convenience of cultivation operation and field management. 2.2.1. uncertain parameters (1) expected sales volume expected sales volume refers to the market demand for the crop, as the crops planted in each season are only sold in the current season, and the production of crops planted in each season cannot all be guaranteed to be marketable, if the production in the current season exceeds the demand in the current season, i.e., there is oversupply, which can lead to stagnation (not sold at all) or the need to sell at a reduced price (sold at 50% of the sales price). let the expected sales volume be , that is, the total production of the crop numbered in seasons in 2023, where represents a single season, the first season and the second season, respectively, is a categorical variable, the matching relationship between the crop seasons is shown in fig. 1, is the actual acreage of the crop in the seasons in 2023 in the plot , is the acreage of the crop in the seasons in 2023 in the plot , so the total production of all seasons in 2023 is therefore, the total production of each season in 2023 is: (1) solve for it to obtain the total production of the crop in 2023 for each season (i.e., the expected sales volume of the crop for each season) (2) unit price the economic efficiency of the crop is directly affected by the sales unit price, the range of sales unit price of different seasons of each crop is obviously only related to the crop and sales season, let the sales unit price in 2023 is, then (2) where is the perturbation factor, represents the unit sales price of crop in 2023 season, tables and below show the maximum and minimum values of the unit sales price, respectively. respectively, the formula can more accurately represent the range of fluctuations in the unit sales price. in this paper, for the sake of simplifying the model, we take , which is used for the calculation of the objective function in the following. this method can better balance the possibility of high price and low price without more information. 2.2.2. construction of the objective function since the crops grown in each season are sold only in the current season, the annual economic benefit should be the sum of the net returns from a single-season crop and a twoseason crop. let the countryside in year economic return is , where indicates the year; is the decision 45 variable, indicating year when the seasonal crop in plots of planting area; , are known parameters, respectively, indicate the seasonal crop in plots of mu yield and planting costs. (1) the portion of the crop that exceeds the expected sales volume is not sold, resulting in wastage. at this time, if the total production of each season of the crop is greater than the expected sales volume, the excess part cannot get revenue, sales volume to take the expected sales volume; if the total production of each season of the crop is less than the expected sales volume, the production of each season can be sold, sales volume to take the actual production, as shown in equation (3): (3) therefore, the objective function is: (4) (2) the excess is sold at a reduced price of 50 percent of the 2023 sales price. based on the first case, the cost of planting remains the same and the sales proceeds will increase by the portion of the proceeds that exceeds the expected sales volume. the difference between the actual crop yield and the expected sales volume is made, and then compared with 0 to determine: whether the expected sales volume is exceeded or the yield in excess of the expected sales volume. this can be expressed as: (5) therefore, the objective function is: (6) 2.2.3. construction of constraints the constraints are as follows (1) area control of individual cropland plots (2) crop and plot and season matching (3) crop heavy cropping restrictions (4) legume rotation requirement (5) linkage of area to binary variables for case i, i.e., the crop production exceeds the expected production sales lag, there is an objective function with constraints as: (7) (8) for case ii, i.e., the case where the crop production exceeds the expected production volume sold at a reduced price, there is an objective function and constraints as: (9) 46 (10) for the stagnant waste, selling at a reduced price is more economically efficient, but the limitation of taking the production volume in 2023 as the expected sales volume in the next few years is that the economic efficiency under this condition is even higher than that in 2023, which is due to the fact that in real life, due to the existence of weather and climatic factors, natural disasters, market and economic regulation, and governmental policies, etc., so that the crop planting and sales there is a great deal of uncertainty in the indicators, and there are a variety of potential planting risks, which may have an extremely important impact on the economic benefits. 3. crop cultivation programs under variations and risks of various factors the various crop planting and marketing indicators have great uncertainty and other potential planting risks are added into consideration to re-give the optimal planting program for crops in the coming years. 3.1. consideration and analysis of uncertainties 3.1.1. simplify the uncertainty (1) wheat and corn expected sales volume growth trend prediction check the relevant information, the average grain production in each region relative to the national share as shown in figure 2, of which north china accounted for about 13.7%. figure 2. grain output share of each region this paper assumes that all the output of wheat and corn can be normally sold, then the total output of wheat and corn in north china in the past ten years is its sales volume. goodness of fit used to measure how well the model fits the observed data, in short, it indicates the extent to which the model effectively describes or predicts the actual data and indicates the proportion of variation in the dependent variable that is explained by the independent variables, which is calculated by the formula: (11) where and denote the total sum of squares and regression sum of squares, respectively, from which the various curve fits were calculated . the third fit has nonlinear existence, which is rounded off, and secondly when the fitted curve is a power function, there is a maximum of , indicating that the power function fit is the best, so the power function curve fit was carried out for wheat and maize, and the results of the fit were, respectively: (12) (13) according to this fitting result, the expected sales volume of wheat and corn in 2023-2030 are calculated respectively, and at the same time, the average annual growth rate of the expected sales volume of wheat and corn in the next seven years are calculated according to this table respectively. (2) gray prediction gm (1, 1) model 47 for the sales unit price of edible mushrooms, it will decrease by 1%-5% every year. by reviewing the relevant data, the sales unit price (rmb/kg) of shiitake and white mushroom from 2015 to 2021 in north china, represented by beijing, was obtained, as detailed in the supporting documents. considering the small amount of data, the gray prediction gm (1, 1) model was used to predict the sales unit price from 2023 to 2030. the gray prediction method does not require much data, as long as the amount of data is greater than or equal to 4, it can be predicted. it is of great importance in many practical problems, especially in those areas where it is difficult to obtain sufficient data. 3.2. linear programming based on planting scheme 3.2.1. introduction of unexpected factors consider the extreme weather in north china, north china is a warm temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, low precipitation, hot and rainy summers, cold and dry winters, and short springs and autumns, and the unique geographic location and climatic characteristics are the cause of the frequent occurrence of cold waves, high temperatures, and other extreme weather events in the north china region. 3.2.2. comprehensive linear planning introducing several impact parameters, and individual impact parameters have been specific values through specific prediction methods, so this question here only give specific constraints on the impact parameters, to the mushroom as an example shown below: (14) for shiitake mushroom no. 39, the growth rate of sales price was 2.21%, 2.22%, -2.11%, -4.39%, 7.10%, 4.52%, 4.39% and -13.61%. (15) where indicates the year, 2023 in cases and 2030 in cases. for all crops the cost of cultivation increases by 5% per year, so there is the recursive equation. (16) 4. substitutability and complementarity among crops 4.1. correlation analysis based on gray correlation analysis gray correlation analysis is a multi-factor statistical analysis method, based on gray coefficient theory, mainly used to analyze the degree of correlation between the factors in the system, applicable to the case of small sample data, incomplete information or system uncertainty. this paper analyzes the correlation between the expected crop sales volume and sales price and planting cost based on gray correlation analysis. step1 determine the sequence to be compared with the test sequence in the selection of the mother sequence and the two sequences to be compared, in order to quickly explore the correlation between each agricultural product, it is considered that the numbering sequence of the three sequences is controlled in the same order, and the incremental change of the numbering of crops is taken as the potential independent variable, and at the same time the numbering of the two sequences is also subjected to correlation due to the type of crops, so that the gray correlation coefficient of the depicted labels indicate the correlation between the expected selling quantity and the selling price and the planting cost of each type of agricultural product. the correlation between from the meaning of the question, the parent series is selected as the expected sales volume of each agricultural product, and the two-comparison series are the corresponding sales price and planting cost of each crop. step2 preprocessing of variable data z-score standardization can transform the data into a standard normal distribution with a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1, and the process is not affected by whether the data set contains negative numbers or not, and it is also applicable to the case where the indicators do not have theoretical extreme values, and the specific formula is: (17) where is the normalized dataset, denotes the value of each element in the normalized dataset, is the value of the data point, is the mean of the dataset, and is the standard deviation of the dataset. the dataset of the parent series and the two-comparison series normalized by is derived from eq. step3 substitution of gray correlation algorithm in this problem, the planting cost and selling price are selected to have equal weights, i.e., they have equal importance, and the gray correlation coefficient is: (18) 48 where, is the discrimination coefficient, which is taken as 0.5 in this question, the correlation coefficient of each indicator is expressed as: (19) where is the two very small differences and is the two very large differences. then the gray weighted correlation is calculated: (20) where ir represents the gray-weighted correlation of agricultural products corresponding to different numbers on the ideal object. step4 solve the gray correlation coefficient in this paper, the gray correlation coefficient table is obtained through the spsspro calculation (the length is too long to show, see the appendix for details), and the correlation coefficient graph is shown in figure 3. figure 3. correlation coefficient graph the two curves in this graph are the gray correlation between the expected sales volume of each agricultural product and its corresponding sales price and planting cost. using the expected sales volume as the “reference value” (parent series), the correlation between the two evaluation items (sales price and planting cost) and the expected sales volume is examined. the correlation value of the vertical coordinate is between 0 and 1, and the larger the value is, the stronger the correlation between it and the “reference value” (parent series), which means that it is more highly evaluated. as a result, the correlation between the unit sales price and the cost of cultivation and its sales volume were 0.835 and 0.826, respectively. 4.1.1. complementarity and substitutability analysis of crops consider crop type, planting season, plot type, cost of planting, and acreage between each crop, where acreage and cost of planting are the difference conditions, and the threshold is set at 20%. the plot type and planting season are the matching conditions, and crops that belong to the same plot type and have the same planting season must fulfill the prerequisites before they can be a replacement group. 4.1.2. optimal planting program of crops and the relationship between crop indicators through the gray correlation analysis, it is concluded that the correlation ratio of sales price and planting cost for the expected sales volume is 0.502:0. 498.it can be approximated that it has the same correlation, i.e., it is considered to have equal weights. secondly, through the comprehensive examination of substitutability and complementarity, the following planting strategy is given: after considering the impact due to climatic factors based on the second question, in the screening of plan table agricultural 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[6] cui guohu, xu yujun. analysis of the irreplaceability and complementarity of accounting supervision and audit supervision[j]. taxation,2019,13(15):136. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 1, 2024 6 a focused analysis of the intersection of machine learning and intelligent decision shuke wang *, yan xu yunnan university of finance and economics, school of logistics and management engineering, kunming, yunnan, 650221, china * corresponding author: shuke wang (email: lynnwang_9@163.com) abstract: machine learning and intelligent decision are important research topics, and the effective combination of the two is a current research hotspot. to further understand the outcomes of the collision of the two fields, this paper comprehensively analyzes the research dynamics of intelligent decision and machine learning from a scientometric perspective using two tools, vos viewer and citespace. this study provides a holistic insight that helps researchers to better understand the research field. the data analysis of the article is based on 2218 documents retrieved from the web of science database from 1990 to 2021. the paper investigates the collaborative network, bibliographic coupling of intelligent decision, and machine learning, revealing the distribution, and closeness of research in the field in terms of countries/regions, institutions, and authors. further, the paper reveals the research hotspots and research frontiers of the topic through a series of visualization tools such as burst detection. on this basis, the article further discusses the current challenges and possible directions. keywords: machine learning; intelligent decision; bibliometric analysis; burst detection analysis; evolutionary analysis. 1. introduction due to the complexity of the decision-making problem, one is usually confronted with data with uncertainty, incompleteness, and dynamics in the decision-making process. these data usually contain some low-dimensional structural features in the form of extremely high-dimensional representations (anandkumar et al., 2012). machine learning (ml) is generally defined as a process of self-improvement of a system that can automatically learn data, retrograde, and extract complex patterns from it to make intelligent decisions. famili (1990) first explored the operation of ml in intelligent manufacturing systems. since then, other scholars have embarked on extended research on the application of ml in the field of intelligent decision (id). early studies mainly centered on improving ml algorithms, such as heuristic decision trees (shaw et al., 1992), neural networks (nakasuka et al., 1994), and inductive algorithms (freedman et al., 1998). the application area has also focused on scheduling systems such as production and transportation (nogami et al., 1996) due to economic and technological developments. with the rapid development of information technology, especially the internet, the internet of things, and cloud computing, various forms of data are constantly being generated in various application areas. in addition to further applications in scheduling and manufacturing systems, the medical field (thomas et al., 2007; khashman, 2009; khashman, 2010; sizilio et al., 2012), wireless network terminals (jiang et al., 2017; wang et al., 2020; sarker et al., 2020; sliwa et al., 2021; giral et al., 2021; oshima et al., 2021), internet of things (zhang et al., 2015; liang et al., 2017; lei et al., 2020; zhang et al., 2020; hassan et al., 2021), and building predictive models have been expanded (ali et al., 2018; kouadio et al., 2018; prasad et al., 2018; yaseen et al., 2019; cui et al., 2020). ml extends the ability to process data and information to provide decision-makers with scientific decision support, helping to improve the accuracy, objectivity, and science of decision making (mjolsness & decoste, 2001). this paper delves into the intersection focus of two major fields, ml and id, and scientifically analyzes the data sources using vos viewer and citespace tools to help researchers explore future research directions of interest. the article is structured as follows: section 2 explains the scope of the study and data sources. section 3 provides a general analysis of the field. section 4 provides an in-depth analysis in terms of two dimensions: keywords and critical incident detection analysis. section 5 summarizes the content of the article. 2. scope and data source in the context of the information age and the new generation of wireless networks, ml methods are geared toward more complex and multidimensional massive data, and id is being applied in more fields. researchers are trying to build intelligent application models with more complex algorithms to improve the efficiency of life production. to help more scholars understand the field, we selected 32 years of publication data on the development of the field since 1990 and conducted a bibliometric analysis of it. considering the authority and comprehensiveness of citation data, we choose the web of science (wos) database as our data source. at the same time, searching with wos is simple and precise, and the search results contain relevant information such as papers and citation records, helping users to grasp accurate data information. a search of the wos core database for the keywords "machine learning" and "intelligent decision" yielded a total of 2,218 search results, ranging from 1990 to 2021. we exported all the retrieved literature in the form of full records with cited references as our data source for analysis and research. 3. general analysis of ml and id in this section, we provide a general analysis of the development of the field in two dimensions, encompassing the underlying data characteristics as well as the state of collaboration in the field. the study period starts in 1990 and ends in 2021, and the data source is 2,218 documents over 32 7 years. 3.1. basic statistical characteristics related to ml and id the basic analysis helps us to explore the initial development of the field and contains three sections: annual publication status, analysis of types of literature and research directions, and analysis of prolific countries, institutions, and authors. 3.1.1. annual indicators of documents source: web of science fig 1. the number of published papers per year the change in the number of papers published shows a three-stage growth trend, from 1990 to 2013, the number of papers published each year was less than 50, and the cumulative number of papers published during these fourteen years was 373, accounting for 16.82% of the total number of literatures. the number of papers published in 2014 exceeded 50 for the first time, and since then, the annual number of papers published has been on a yearly upward trend. the growth rate was evident from 2017 to 2019, with the number rising by more than 100 articles compared to the previous year, and the growth rate gradually slowed down after 2019. as of the search date of january 2022, a total of 2,218 relevant documents were published in the related fields. 3.1.2. types and research directions according to the analysis in the wos, publications related to ml and id are classified into 7 types, shown in figure 2. source: web of science fig 2. types of publications related to ml and id the most type of publication is an article with the number 1341, which occupies a comparatively great proportion of all documents. secondly, 778 publications are proceedings papers, and 117 of them are reviews. besides, there are 44 early accesses, 43 book sections, 15 editorial materials, and 1 retracted publication. article and proceeding papers are the main choices for researchers. figure 3 shows the top 10 research directions of publications related to ml and id. the most popular research directions are computer science (1,334) and engineering (951), which account for a high proportion of the total number. and they are followed by telecommunications (322), operations research management science (124), automation control systems (120), science technology other topics (77), instruments instrumentation 1 0 2 6 3 9 5 11 10 8 10 12 12 19 19 18 19 26 26 33 19 28 42 35 57 76 87 135 239 349 421 481 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 1990199219941996199820002002200420062008201020122014201620182020 q u a n t it y /p a pe r s year 1,341 778 117 44 43 15 1 article proceedings papers reviews early accesses book sections editorial materials retracted publication 8 (75), medical informatics (66), chemistry (63), and energy fuels (60). source: web of science fig 3. the top 10 research directions of the publications related to ml and id 3.1.3. prolific countries/regions, institutions, authors table 1. top 12 prolific countries/regions rank country /region number percentage 1 china 464 20.92 2 usa 411 18.53 3 india 242 10.91 4 australia 130 5.86 5 england 129 5.82 6 canada 86 3.88 7 saudi arabia 86 3.88 8 spain 79 3.56 9 south korea 72 3.25 10 pakistan 69 3.11 11 iran 63 2.84 12 taiwan (china) 58 2.61 table 1 shows that china is the most prolific country/region in terms of published literature in past collision studies in both fields, with 464 publications, accounting for 20.92% of all literature, followed closely by the united states with 411 publications, accounting for 18.53% of all literature. china and the united states are also the only two countries in the top 12 prolific countries/regions with more than 400 publications. india and australia ranked third and fourth with 242 and 130 publications, respectively, while the united kingdom ranked fifth with 129 publications. the top five prolific countries have published a total of 1,376 papers, accounting for 62.04% of the total literature in this field, making a significant contribution to the research and development of this field. other prolific countries in order are canada, saudi arabia, spain, south korea, pakistan, iran, and taiwan (china). table 2 shows the top 12 most prolific institutions. the most prolific institution is tsinghua university with 26 publications in this field. four chinese schools are listed among the top twelve most prolific institutions, and china is also the most prolific country in this field. table 2. top 12 prolific institutions rank institution country number 1 tsinghua university china 26 2 swinburne university of australia 20 3 king abdulaziz university saudi 19 4 chinese academy of china 17 5 sejong university south 16 6 beijing univ of china 16 7 chittagong univ bangladesh 16 8 king saud university saudi 15 9 nanyang technological singapore 14 10 the hong kong polytechnic china 13 11 islamic azad university iran 13 12 university of southern australia 13 this is followed by the swinburne university of technology and king abdulaziz university, with 20 and 19 publications respectively. australia and saudi arabia, with 1,334 951 322 124 120 77 75 66 63 60 computer science engineering telecommunications operations research management science automation control systems science technology other topics instruments instrumentation medical informatics chemistry energy fuels 9 two schools on the list, ranked fourth and seventh, respectively, among the most prolific countries. bangladesh and singapore each have one school on the list, but they are not in the top twelve list of high-producing countries. sarker is from the chittagong university of engineering and he has published 15 related papers from 2018 to 2021, making him become the most prolific author in the field. he is mainly engaged in the application of machine learningbased decision model building in mobile network terminals, such as network security intrusion detection models and context-aware prediction models, and has notable achievements in this field in recent years. seven of the top 12 prolific authors are from china, and chinese scholars have done extensive research in this area. 3.2. cooperation network of ml and id this section builds a network through the vos viewer tool to describe collaborative relationships between countries, institutions, and authors related to the publication. table 3. top 12 prolific authors ran autho numbe ran autho numbe 1 sarker 15 7 zhang 7 2 zhang 13 8 wang 7 3 li y 13 9 khan a 6 4 khan 9 10 sharma 5 5 deo 8 11 chen y 5 6 liu y 7 12 chen x 5 3.2.1. countries/regions collaboration network to clarify the collaboration between countries/regions for the study of synergistic publications between 1990 to 2021, the mapping tool vos viewer was used to construct the countries/regions collaboration network and the result is presented in figure 4. fig 4. the countries/regions collaboration network from 1990 to 2021 in total, there are 66 country/region programs divided into 8 categories, with different colors representing different categories. in figure 4, the most collaborative countries/regions in each category are china, the usa, the uk, spain, brazil, italy, egypt, and scotland. the node size indicates the number of publications after standardization, and the link refers to the collaborative relationship between the two countries/regions being connected. among them, china, the united states, india, the united kingdom, and spain are among the top 12 highly productive countries. the stronger the link, the more collaboration between the two countries/regions is indicated. thus, the united states is the most collaborative country, with cooperation between 51 countries/regions, including canada. china often cooperates with australia, south korea, and pakistan. there are strong ties between italy and japan, ireland, sweden, and switzerland. there are also strong cooperative ties between spain, taiwan, china, norway, germany, and iran. 3.2.2. institutions collaboration network in the following, we also construct an institutional cooperation network through vos viewer to explore the cooperation relationship between institutions, and the result is shown in figure 5. throughout the study period, the 116 publishing institutions were divided into 14 categories. in figure 5, tsinghua university is the most prolific institution in this field, which has good collaborative relationships with many domestic universities such as cas, hong kong polytechnic university, beijing university of posts and telecommunications, southeast university, and xiamen university, as well as close ties with many international universities such as the university of illinois, the university of florida, and the university of southampton. the swinburne university of technology is the most collaborative institution in its category and has the highest intensity of collaboration, with chittagong university of engn & technol, csiro, newcastle university, and many 10 other institutions. the cooperation between institutions in this field is diversified and closely linked. fig 5. the institution collaboration network from 1990 to 2021 3.2.3. authors collaboration network similarly, we construct author collaboration networks and analyze the collaboration between authors. fig 6. the author’s collaboration network from 1990 to 2021 setting a minimum value of 1 for inter-author collaboration, the 33 authors were classified into 3 categories throughout the period, with two categories having stronger ties between authors. the vast majority of authors were chinese, suggesting that chinese scholars prefer to collaborate collaboratively in the field. chen is the most strongly connected scholar, and the scholars' research focuses on the application of ml in clinical healthcare. 4. deep analysis of ml and id using citespace, this section provides an in-depth study of the development of the field over the entire period from the dimensions of keyword co-occurrence analysis and burst detection analysis to help scholars grasp the research hotspots in the field. 4.1. co-occurrence analysis keyword analysis is an important tool to grasp the hot spots of ml and id development. co-occurrence analysis is an analysis method to quantify the co-occurrence information in various literature, which is used to reveal the content association and implicit features of the literature. figure 7 shows the co-occurrence network of keywords. according to citespace, we obtained 208 keywords. the frequency of keyword occurrences is proportional to the size of the nodes. in figure 7, the largest cluster of keywords is ml, which appears 729 times, in addition to neural networks, predictive models, algorithms, categorization, deep learning, support vector machines, decision trees, and big data, among 11 other keywords that appear frequently. thus, many publications related to id and ml aim to improve ml algorithms to deal with prediction problems related to humans, management, medicine, and selection. fig 7. a co-occurrence network of keywords in ml and id 4.2. a cluster analysis of keywords to better understand the hot topics in the field of id and ml, keywords are clustered and analyzed in this section. for better analysis, we used citespace for cluster analysis and obtained keyword clusters for 8 publications. the top three clusters were "internet", "classification" and "covid19", indicating that data networks are the most important part of id and ml, which has been widely used by researchers. in addition, networks are also the main tool for ml and id for behavior prediction. notably, "covid-19" is the third-largest cluster, indicating that researchers have used ml and id to effectively respond to emergent healthcare and resourcerelated problems in the context of novel coronavirus pneumonia. prediction is the fourth-ranked cluster, with many researchers applying ml to the field of intelligent prediction. the other clusters are "extreme learning machine", "trust", "model" and "covering algorithm". fig 8. a cluster analysis of keywords in ml and id 4.3. burst detection analysis citation burst detection analysis reflects explosive data that have attracted widespread academic attention over a while and is used in this section to reflect the dynamics of publications related to ml and id. table 4 lists the top 12 cited authors with the strongest citation bursts. quinlan, as a cited author, has the maximum strength (18.94). also, he has the longest citation burst, 14 years from 1990 to 2014. only three of the top fifteen cited authors have an intensity of more than 10, quinlan, mitchell, and vapnik. in addition, in table 4, the closest citation burst ended in 2018, indicating that none of the top twelve highly cited authors is still in a citation burst. table 4. top 12 cited authors with the strongest citation bursts from 1990 to 2021 rank cited strength begin end 1990-2021 1 quinlan jr 18.94 1990 2014 ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 2 mitchell tm 15.32 1994 2013 ▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 3 vapnik vn 11.16 2005 2014 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 4 goldberg de 7.70 2003 2013 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 5 zadeh la 6.82 2002 2018 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂ 6 guyon i 5.71 2012 2018 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂ 7 burges cjc 5.16 2005 2014 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 8 michalski rs 5.13 1994 2004 ▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 9 dietterich tg 5.12 2007 2018 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂ 10 fayyad u 4.39 2000 2016 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂ 11 kohonen t 4.33 2009 2012 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 12 joachims t 4.18 2007 2012 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ table 5 provides information on the top 12 most frequently cited journals over the period from 1990 to 2021 that have been cited most frequently over a certain period. c4.5 programs for machine learning has the highest intensity of 25.23. c4.5 programs for machine learning is dedicated to helping learn data mining c4.5 algorithms, as well as classification systems and other machine learning, has the longest citation burst, lasting 14 years from 1990 to 2014, and the start of the citation burst is the same as the start of the field's development, making it the first journal to dabble in ml and id, and having a wide influence in the early development of the field. the ai mag citation explosion continued into 2018, and it is the most recent citation explosion to date. ai mag was founded in 1980 and focuses on international advances in artificial intelligence. none of the top 15 highly cited journals had a citation burst that lasted until today, suggesting that they lack the impact on ml and id that they have today. 12 table 5. top 12 cited journals with the strongest citation bursts from 1990 to 2021 rank cited journals strength begin end 1990-2021 1 c4.5 programs machine 25.23 1998 2016 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂ 2 artificial intelligence 21.47 1994 2012 ▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 3 machine learning 18.91 1990 2014 ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 4 commun acm 11.89 1996 2011 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 5 j artif intell res 10.82 1999 2014 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 6 int j prod res 10.27 1993 2013 ▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 7 mach lean 9.20 1996 2004 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 8 classification regre 8.35 1997 2016 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂ 9 ai mag 6.43 1996 2017 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂ 10 neural networks comp 6.25 2001 2014 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 11 appl artif intell 5.67 1999 2008 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ 12 adv knowledge discov 3.94 2000 2006 ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ next, we examine the reference relationships between ml and id from 1990 to 2021 and construct a visual reference network through citespace to further elaborate the reference relationships, displayed in figure 9. the range of references and citations is proportional to the size and color of the node. the larger the node, the wider the range of references, the darker the color, and the more citations. thus, as shown in figure 9, quinlan, lecun, and han have their typical publications. fig 9. a visualization of the reference network 5. conclusion in this document, we analyze the focus of the field's development during the past 32 years through bibliometric methods to help scholars understand the trends in the field. based on all the analyses we have conducted in the field of ml and id, we have identified some problems and developmental characteristics of the field and obtained the following conclusions: (1) in recent years, the number of papers on this topic has grown explosively, but the growth rate has slowed down. 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(2015). applying decisional dna to internet of things: the concept and initial case study. cybernetics and systems, 46(1-2), 84-93. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 4 a hill‐climbing differential evolutionary algorithm for solving multiple travelling salesman problem jinhua bian, xiaoxia zhang school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114051, china abstract: the multiple travelling salesman problem (mtsp) is a basic deformation of the travelling salesman problem (tsp), which is a typical np-hard problem. for combinatorial optimization problems shaped like mtsp, researchers often use intelligent optimization algorithms such as genetic algorithms, differential evolutionary algorithms, simulated annealing algorithms and other intelligent optimization algorithms to approximate the solution. however, typical intelligent optimization algorithms have the disadvantage of being prone to local convergence and failing to produce theoretically optimal solutions. based on this, we propose an hca&de algorithm that improves the de algorithm by using the hill-climbing algorithm, and carry out data experiments using the solution set of tsplib, which proves the practicality and effectiveness of the algorithm. keywords: mtsp problem; differential evolution algorithm; hill climbing algorithm. 1. introduction the multiple travelling salesman problem is a variant of the classic combinatorial optimization problem---the travelling salesman problem, which is described as [1-2]: there are n cities and m travelers, which need to visit a certain number of cities and return to their respective starting points, and each city needs to be visited at least once, and the goal is to make the total trip of these m travelers the shortest. the travelling salesman problem has a broader utility compared to the traveler problem, and is more applicable to problems such as logistics and transportation, and path planning. for the mtsp problem, many researchers used different improved optimization algorithms to solve it, pin liu [3] divided the algorithm into a k-means clustering phase and a genetic algorithm phase, thus speeding up the algorithm running efficiency and ensuring a balanced distribution of the workload among the travelers; cong bao[4]proposed an antwatching mechanism as well as a modal algorithm based on comparative crossover, which significantly improves the quality of the offspring solution; hong rui zhu[5]improved the fast uniparental genetic algorithm to enhance the diversity of the population and thus avoid falling into local optimums; yafei dong[6]introduced a new population partitioning method and heterogeneous evolutionary mechanism, as well as a guided and unguided jumping mechanism on the basis of the frog-jumping algorithm, thus improving the efficiency of the co-evolutionary process and ultimately obtaining a highquality solution; bing sun[7], based on the balanced multitraveler problem's optimization objective, constructed a new type of evaluation function and designed a dual chromosome coding method, thus improving the computational ability of the algorithm. in this paper, for the shortcomings of differential evolutionary algorithm which is easy to fall into local optimum and unable to obtain the optimal solution, an improved de algorithm based on hill-climbing algorithmhca&de algorithm is proposed according to the strategy of hill-climbing algorithm, which utilizes the crossover operators such as 2-opt, insert-opt ,3-opt to local search for the solution set, to improve the algorithm's ability to local search, and performs the data experiments by using the tsplib dataset. the experiments prove the superiority and effectiveness of the improved algorithm. 2. algorithm design 2.1. differential evolutionary algorithm the idea of differential evolutionary algorithm is similar to genetic algorithm, which is an intelligent optimization algorithm that simulates the criterion of biological selection and survival of the fittest in nature. it consists of four main operations: initial population, simulated mutation, simulated crossover, and natural selection. the de algorithm retains the global search strategy based on population, and reduces the complexity of the genetic operation by adopting the real number coding, the simple mutation operation based on difference, and the one-to-one competition survival strategy. unlike the ga algorithm, the de algorithm links the mutation operation to the crossover operation, where the mutated individuals are parametrically mixed with some predetermined target individuals to generate test individuals and complete the crossover operation. the mutation operation of the difference algorithm utilizes the difference vectors xp1, xp2 of two individuals randomly selected from the population as the source of random variation of the third individual xp3, and generates the mutated individuals by weighting the difference vectors and summing them with the third individual according to a certain rule, which is calculated by the formula:          1 2 3 1ij p j p j p jv t x t x t x t    (1) after the mutation operation, we perform a crossover operation to crossover the mutated individual with the probability of a particular parent individual, firstly, we set the mutation probability pc, and then we generate the mutation random number and dimension random number for each dimension of the individual, when the random number of a certain dimension is less than pc or the dimension random number is equal to the number of the current dimension, then the current dimension value of the new individual equals to the current dimension value of the mutated individual, or else it equals to the current dimension value of the parent individual. individual's current dimension value, otherwise it 5 is equal to the parent's current dimension value. the formula is as follows: rand(i)j or pcrand tv rand(i) j and pcrand tx tu ijij ijij ij   )1( )( )1( { (2) randij is a random decimal between [0,1], pc is the crossover probability, pc∈[0, 1], and rand (i) is a random integer between [1,n]. this crossover strategy ensures that at least one component of xi (t+1) is contributed by the corresponding component of xi (t). after the above crossover and selection algorithms, the selection operation is executed, using tournament one-to-one selection, i.e., the parent individual is compared with its own children, and whoever is better adapted survives. this concludes the round of differential evolutionary algorithm. the pseudo-code of de algorithm is shown in algorithm 1. algorithm 1: de algorithm input: population:p；dimension:d；generation:r； output: the best solution path: bestpath 1： r←1(initialization): 2： for i = 1 to p do 3： for j=1 to d do 4： 5： end 6： end 7： while( )or( )do 8： for i=1 to p do 9： //mutation and crossover operation 10： for j=1 to d do 11： 12： 13： end 14： //selection operation 15： if then 16： 17： if then 18： 19： end 20： else 21： 22： end 23： end 24： r←r+1; 25： end 26： return the best solution path bestpath 2.2. hill climbing algorithm figure 1. flowchart of hca search algorithm the hill-climbing algorithm is a typical local optimal search algorithm, which uses various crossover operators to generate the neighbors of the current solution, and iterates using the better individuals in the generated neighboring solutions to keep updating the current optimal solution until there is no better solution in the current generated neighboring solutions. for the mtsp problem, the more classical crossover operators include 2-opt, double-bridge-swap, insert-swap, etc. these operators are able to form new neighboring individuals flexibly and extensively, thus effectively forming and updating the current optimal solution. as a typical local search algorithm, hill-climbing algorithm can effectively solve the problem that de algorithm is easy to fall into the local optimum and cannot obtain the optimal solution. the performance of hill-climbing algorithm depends on the selection of crossover operators, and in this paper, 2-opt, insert-opt and 3-opt are selected as the crossover operators of hill-climbing algorithm. 2-opt-swap algorithm is to exchange all the cities in the two cities in the reverse order to form a new path. insert-opt algorithm is to randomly select the cities in an interval and randomly insert a sequence of cities in the segment into another position of the solution set. 3-opt algorithm is to randomly select the cities in an interval and randomly insert a sequence of cities into the solution set. another location. the 3-opt algorithm is to randomly select three cities, exchange their order and generate a new path. the flowchart of the hill-climbing algorithm designed in this paper is shown in figure 1. 3. hca&de algorithm 3.1. hca&de algorithm introduction hca&de algorithm is a combination algorithm of differential evolutionary algorithm and hill-climbing search algorithm, he has the powerful global search performance of differential evolutionary algorithm, and at the same time, the local search ability of de algorithm is enhanced by the hill-climbing algorithm, which makes the hca&de algorithm have both powerful local search ability and global search ability, and it can search for better solutions more efficiently. the hca&de algorithm includes initialization, mutation, crossover, selection, 2-opt, insert-opt, 3-opt and other operations. first, initialize the population and randomly generate n paths that meet the requirements. after that, we set the 6 crossover and mutation probabilities of de algorithm and start to calculate the number of iterations of hca & de algorithm, perform the regular de mutation, crossover and selection operations, update the current population solution and then select an city path solution set i from the current population in a roulette wheel way, and then enter into the hill-climbing search algorithm, which first performs the 2opt algorithm to form the neighbors of the current solution, then the 2-opt algorithm to form the neighbors of the current solution. opt algorithm to form the neighbor s of the current solution, if the fitness of all the individuals in the current neighbor s is lower than the fitness of the current optimal solution, then enter insert-swap swap algorithm, if the fitness of all the individuals in the neighbor of the current solution formed by the insert-swap algorithm is lower than the fitness of the current optimal solution, then enter the 3-opt algorithm, and if it still can't replace the optimal solution, then the hca&de will be used. the current round of hca&de algorithm ends, so that the number of hca&de iterations is increased by 1. if one of the solutions generated during the execution of the three local search algorithms is better than the current optimal solution, the current optimal solution is updated immediately and the search is restarted by jumping to the 2-opt algorithm. the hca&de algorithm ends when the upper limit of the hca&de algorithm iterations is reached. 3.2. hca&de algorithm design step1: initialize hca&de parameters: set de mutation probability 0.08, crossover probability 0.65, hca&de algorithm iteration number upper limit is 800, population size pop_size=500, make current hca&de iteration count variable g=0, greedy initialization to generate initial population p. step2: randomly select three solution sets from the current population, perform de algorithm mutation operation to generate new city solution paths, and calculate the fitness of the new solutions. step3: select city solution sets from the current population and perform de algorithm crossover operation with mutated individuals to generate new city solution paths and calculate the fitness of new solutions. step4:perform the de algorithm selection operation, update the current population, and select an city solution set by the rule of “roulette”. step5:start hill-climbing algorithm and select an initial solution i in the rule of “roulette”. step6:execute 2-opt crossover algorithm, randomly select two cities at a time, exchange their order in the solution set, and form the neighbor si1 of the current solution, if there is a better solution than the current solution i in si1, update the current solution and re-execute step6, otherwise go to step7. step7:execute insert-swap crossover operator to randomly select a city in an interval and randomly insert this sequence of cities into another position in the solution set to form the neighbor si2 of the current solution, if there exists a solution in si2 that is better than the current solution i, then update the current solution and execute step6, otherwise go to step8. step8:perform 3-opt algorithm operation, randomly select three cities at a time to form the neighbor si3 of the current solution, if there exists a better solution than the current solution i in si3, update the current solution and execute step6, otherwise go to step9. step9:make g=g+1,if g<800 then go to step2,otherwise it represents that the upper limit of iteration number of hca&de algorithm is reached at this time, end hca&de algorithm. 4. experiment the hca&de algorithm proposed in this paper is implemented in codeblocks software using c++. in order to test the performance of the hca&de algorithm in solving the multi-starting-point mtsp problem and to compare the difference in performance between the hca&de algorithm and the ordinary de algorithm, we use the tsplib test dataset and choose three city datasets with a large difference in the number of cities, for each test set, we set the number of travel quotients as 4, 8, and 12, and set fixed starting points for each of them, after which the algorithm is run for testing. in order to set the optimal hca&de algorithm parameters for the multi-starting point mtsp problem, we utilize the eil51 dataset, which has fewer cities and is relatively easy to compute the optimal solution, for the parameter test, and finally determine the optimal crossover probability parameter for the de algorithm to be 0.65, the variance probability to be 0.08, the population size to be 500, and the upper limit of the iteration number of the hca&de algorithm to be 800. table 1 gives the optimal paths generated by de algorithm, hca algorithm and hca&de algorithm under the test of dataset with city size of 51,100,150. the data show that under the same parameter settings, hca&de is not only able to find a better path to the city solution set, but also the solution differences are more stable than the ordinary de algorithm and hca algorithm, which proves that hca&de can jump out of the localoptimum timely when the algorithm falls into the local optimum, ensure the diversity of the population solution, and find the optimal solution with a greater probability. table 1. running results of de algorithm, hca algorithm and hca&de algorithm number of cities number of salesman de hca hca&de best average best average best average 51 4 507 530 516 543 497 513 8 673 702 656 708 613 640 12 987 1033 946 979 876 891 100 4 26475 28571 24968 26092 23377 23609 8 27876 31016 27348 31648 25099 26002 12 32547 34879 31954 33399 30174 30453 150 4 30153 31797 30092 32017 28176 28791 8 39880 43097 38987 40188 34049 36804 12 48901 50013 49073 49975 38042 40035 7 5. conclusion in this paper, for the shortcomings of de algorithm which is easy to fall into local optimization, the hill-climbing search algorithm is introduced to enhance the local search ability of de algorithm, so that de algorithm can jump out of the local optimization in time and obtain the optimal solution more efficiently. the experimental data proves that for the multistart mtsp problem, the results of the hca&de algorithm proposed in this paper are proved to be better than the ordinary de algorithm and the ordinary 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determine the location of the object, while segmentation further requires the precise demarcation of the object's boundaries. in zsl research, knowledge representation and transfer are core issues. researchers have tried to use semantic attributes as a knowledge bridge to connect categories seen during the training phase and categories not seen during the testing phase. these attributes may be color, shape, etc., but this method requires accurate attribute annotation, which is often not easy to achieve in practice. therefore, researchers have begun to explore the use of non-visual information such as knowledge maps and text descriptions to enrich the recognition capabilities of models, but this also introduces the challenge of information integration and alignment. at present, zsl has made certain progress in target detection and segmentation tasks, but there is still a significant gap compared with traditional supervised learning. this is mainly due to the limited ability of zsl models to generalize to new categories. to this end, researchers have begun to explore combining zsl with other technologies, such as generative adversarial networks (gans) and reinforcement learning, to enhance the model's detection and segmentation capabilities for new categories. future research needs to focus on several aspects. the first is how to design a more effective knowledge representation and transfer mechanism so that the model can better utilize existing knowledge. the second step is to develop new algorithms to improve the performance of zsl in complex environments. in addition, research should focus on how to reduce the dependence on computing resources so that the zsl method can run effectively in resource-limited environments. in summary, the research on target detection and segmentation technology of zero-shot learning is a cutting-edge topic in the field of computer vision. despite the challenges, with the deepening of research, we expect these technologies to contribute to improving the generalization ability and intelligence level of computer vision systems. keywords: zero-shot learning; target detection; image segmentation; reinforcement learning; computer vision. 1. introduction today, with the rapid development of information technology, we have witnessed the vigorous rise of the field of artificial intelligence, which is gradually penetrating into our daily lives. especially computer vision, as an important branch of artificial intelligence, its application in image recognition, video analysis and other aspects has greatly changed our work and lifestyle. object detection and segmentation technology, as one of the core tasks of computer vision, provides a powerful tool for machines to understand the visual world [1]. however, the rapid progress of these technologies also brings new challenges, especially in how to handle and understand categories that have not been seen in the training stage. this is exactly the problem that zero-shot learning (zsl) tries to solve. the core idea of zero-shot learning is to enable computers to accurately identify objects of specific categories without being trained on samples of these categories. the realization of this concept will theoretically break the limitation of existing learning models that rely entirely on a large amount of annotated data, making the computer vision system more flexible and intelligent. in practice, zsl introduces attribute descriptions of categories and uses semantic associations between categories to build connections between seen categories and unseen categories, allowing the model to predict new categories not included in the training data [2]. although this learning method has great potential in theory, it still faces many challenges in practical application. for example, how to design effective learning algorithms to process and utilize the semantic information of categories, how to improve the model's generalization ability to new categories, and how to reduce the model's dependence on data while maintaining recognition accuracy. solving these problems requires not only in-depth theoretical research, but also a large number of experiments to verify the practicality of different methods. this article will focus on the application of zero-shot learning in computer vision, analyzing its current situation, challenges and future development trends [3]. by comparing traditional supervised learning methods, we will gain a deeper understanding of the unique value and potential application scenarios of zsl. at the same time, it will also explore how zsl integrates with other artificial intelligence fields, such as natural language processing, recommendation systems, etc., to jointly promote the development of intelligent systems. ultimately, we hope that this article can provide readers with a deeper understanding of zero-shot learning and inspire broad thinking about the future development of artificial intelligence technology. 2. related work early zsl research focused on proposing various attribute description methods to bridge the semantic gap between seen categories and unseen categories. researchers try to use 39 different feature extraction techniques to extract enough information from the image to describe the properties of the object, which can be color, shape, size or more abstract concepts. the accuracy of attribute annotation directly affects the performance of the zsl model, so how to obtain highquality attribute labels has become a focus of research. in addition, there are studies using hierarchical category structures to enhance the semantic learning capabilities of the model. knowledge graphs such as wordnet are used to provide association information between categories [4]. with the further development of technology, researchers continue to propose new model architectures to improve the performance of zsl. for example, methods based on graph convolutional networks (gcn) utilize the relationship graph between categories to convey and learn the semantic information of categories. the introduction of deep learning has brought new opportunities to zsl. features extracted through deep networks can better capture the details and hierarchical structure of images, providing strong support for attribute learning. at the same time, end-to-end learning methods have also been proposed to overcome the problem of separation of feature extraction and attribute learning in traditional methods [5]. in practical applications, zsl has been applied to many fields. in terms of species identification in nature, zsl provides a practical solution due to the inability to obtain samples of all species. in the product recommendation system, zsl can help the system process newly launched products and make effective recommendations even without user interaction data. in medical image analysis, zsl helps identify images of rare diseases. samples of these diseases are difficult to collect, but through zsl, the system can assist doctors in making preliminary judgments. the latest research has begun to try to solve some of the inherent problems in zsl, such as the domain shift problem, in which the model performs well on the categories it has been trained on, but suffers from performance on unseen categories. decline. to this end, some methods try to introduce domain adaptation techniques to reduce the distribution difference between training and testing data. in addition, generative adversarial networks (gan) are also used to generate virtual samples of unseen categories. in this way, the model can be exposed to samples of unseen categories during training, thereby improving generalization capabilities [6]. to sum up, zsl is an active and challenging research field. despite the progress that has been made, many issues remain to be resolved. future research will focus more on the generalization ability of the model, the practicability of the algorithm, and its deployment in more practical application scenarios. with the deepening of research, we have reason to believe that zero-shot learning will play an increasingly important role in future artificial intelligence systems. 3. theoretical basis of zero-shot learning the theoretical foundation of zero-shot learning (zsl) revolves around the concept of connecting unseen classes to seen classes. the core idea is to use knowledge of existing categories to identify new categories that have never been seen during the training phase. this requires a semantic space that can represent shared attributes between categories so that the model can be generalized to new categories. zsl mainly involves three key components: visual feature extractor, semantic embedding space and mapping function [7]. first, visual feature extractors are usually implemented by deep neural networks, which extract representative features from images. these features need to capture enough visual detail to distinguish different objects. through deep learning, extractors are able to learn complex representations from edges and textures to higher-level concepts. secondly, the semantic embedding space is the core of zsl, which projects information from different sources (such as visual information and text description) into a common space. this space usually consists of attribute vectors, word embeddings, or textual descriptions of categories. for example, through natural language processing techniques, category names can be converted into word vectors, and the distance of these vectors in space represents the semantic similarity between categories. furthermore, the purpose of the mapping function is to map visual features to semantic space, or vice versa. this mapping can be linear, such as using a support vector machine (svm), or nonlinear, such as using a neural network. the training of the mapping function relies on data from existing categories, but the design must take into account the ability to generalize to new categories [8]. one of the challenges of zsl is how to deal with the imbalance between categories. in the real world, samples of some categories may be abundant while others may be scarce. to compensate for this imbalance, researchers have developed various techniques, such as using data augmentation, transfer learning, and designing more complex loss functions to optimize models. finally, a key issue in zsl research is domain shift, that is, the knowledge learned by the model on the training categories (seen classes) may not be applicable to the testing categories (unseen classes). this will cause the model's generalization ability to decrease on unseen categories [9]. to solve this problem, researchers have proposed a variety of strategies, including using semantic relationship regularization, generative adversarial networks to generate samples of unseen categories, and domain adaptation techniques to reduce the distribution difference between the training set and the test set. to sum up, the theoretical basis of zsl involves many aspects, including the extraction of visual features, the construction of semantic space, the design of mapping functions, and strategies to solve the problem of category imbalance and domain shift. the combination of these theories and technologies has promoted the development of zsl and demonstrated its unique value in practical applications [10]. as research continues to advance, zsl is expected to be more widely used in various fields in the future to achieve effective identification of new categories. 4. target detection technology for zero samples zero-shot object detection (zsod) aims to detect objects in images, even if the categories of these objects have not appeared in the training data. zsod is different from traditional object detection because it requires the detector to understand and generalize to new categories. the key to achieving this goal is to combine visual data with auxiliary information (such as textual descriptions of categories) to build models that capture the underlying properties of objects [11]. 40 zsod usually requires the model to first extract visual features from training images, which is usually done through a pre-trained deep neural network. however, unlike traditional object detection, zsod requires an additional step to associate visual features with semantic information. this typically involves constructing a semantic embedding space that is able to relate the visual features of an object to its semantic properties [12]. in such a semantic space, each category is described by a set of attributes, which can be manually defined or automatically learned from text descriptions. for example, a "zebra" category might be associated with attributes such as "striped," "four-legged," and "wild animal." when detecting a new image, the zsod model attempts to map the visual features of image regions into this semantic space and predict the unseen categories to which the region may belong based on semantic similarity. to train such models, researchers usually rely on a powerful mapping function that can handle the mapping of visual features to semantic attributes. this mapping may include a simple linear model or a more complex neural network architecture. in addition, in order to improve the generalization ability of the model, various regularization techniques and domain adaptation methods can be used to reduce the difference between the categories at training time (seen classes) and the categories at test time (unseen classes). another challenge with zsod is how to effectively locate and identify objects in images. to solve this problem, researchers usually adopt a two-stage approach. in the first stage, technologies such as region proposal network (rpn) are used to generate potential target regions. in the second stage, a zero-shot classifier is applied to these candidate areas to determine whether they belong to a known category or an unseen category, and assign corresponding category labels [13]. although zsod has great potential in theory, it still faces many challenges in practical applications. for example, how to balance the performance between seen categories and unseen categories, how to handle multi-target detection in complex scenes, etc. in addition, noise and changes in the real world also place requirements on the robustness of the model. in short, zero-sample oriented object detection technology is a cutting-edge research direction, which requires the model to identify new categories by understanding the semantic attributes of objects in the absence of specific labeled samples. this requires the comprehensive application of visual feature extraction, semantic embedding, mapping learning, region proposals, and various regularization and domain adaptation techniques [14]. with the continuous progress in the field of artificial intelligence, zsod is expected to play an important role in many fields such as autonomous driving and intelligent monitoring. 5. target segmentation technology for zero samples zero-shot object segmentation (zsos) is a challenging task in the field of computer vision, which aims to perform pixel-level segmentation of objects in categories that have never been seen in the training stage. this technology has great potential because it can be generalized to new categories where large amounts of annotated data are not available, which is especially valuable in areas such as medical imaging and natural resource monitoring. the core challenge of zsos is how to make the model use limited information of seen classes to understand and segment objects of unseen classes. typically, this involves combining the visual features of the image with the semantic information of the object [15]. to this end, researchers usually rely on rich semantic descriptions, such as text descriptions of categories or attribute labels, to build a bridge between visual features and semantic concepts. in practice, the zsos model first needs to extract highquality visual features from the image, and this step often relies on deep learning networks, such as convolutional neural networks (cnn). the model then needs to project these visual features into a semantic space that contains category descriptions of the objects. this semantic space can be constructed through various methods, such as embedding text descriptions into vector space, or using attribute labels to represent the characteristics of each category. once the semantic space is established, the model can perform segmentation by comparing the similarity of visual features of image regions with category descriptions in the semantic space. this often requires a complex inference mechanism to ensure that the model can correctly segment objects of unseen categories even when the visual similarity is not high. training zsos models usually involves some advanced techniques, such as using generative adversarial networks (gan) to generate samples of unseen classes, or employing graph convolutional networks (gcn) to model relationships between classes. these techniques can help the model learn effective information about unseen categories without direct samples [16]. despite these technologies, zsos still faces many challenges in practical applications. for example, accurately segmenting objects in scenes with complex backgrounds and multi-scale objects remains a difficult problem. in addition, how to select and construct effective semantic descriptions and how to evaluate the performance of the model are also current research hotspots. to summarize, zero-shot object segmentation techniques attempt to identify and segment new categories of objects without ever seeing specific instances. the key to this technology lies in constructing the mapping between visual features and semantic information, and designing models that can understand and process complex visual scenes. with the continuous advancement of technology, zsos is expected to be widely used in many fields in the future, providing smarter and more flexible image analysis tools. 6. comprehensive application integrated application refers to the practice of combining multiple technologies, methods, or tools to solve complex problems or improve efficiency. in today's changing technological environment, comprehensive applications have become the key to innovation and improving competitiveness. for example, in the field of smart homes, comprehensive applications can include combining internet of things (iot) devices, artificial intelligence (ai), cloud computing, and big data analytics technologies to create an environment that can adapt and respond to user needs [17]. the convergence of these technologies not only improves home automation but also enhances energy efficiency and security. users can remotely control devices at home through smartphones or voice assistants, while the system can also learn the user's habits and automatically adjust settings to provide optimal 41 comfort and efficiency. in healthcare, integrated applications can manifest in electronic health record (ehr) systems that integrate machine learning algorithms to aid diagnosis, as well as wearable technology to monitor patients' vital signs, and telemedicine services that allow doctors to diagnose patients remotely. this integration of technology makes medical services more personalized, improves the accuracy and efficiency of treatment, and also facilitates patients' daily lives. in business management, integrated application may mean integrating customer relationship management (crm) systems, enterprise resource planning (erp) systems, and supply chain management (scm) systems. this integration can help enterprises share data and automate processes across departments, thereby improving decision-making efficiency and operational transparency [18]. through in-depth analysis of data, companies can better understand market trends, optimize inventory control, and improve customer satisfaction. the key to a successful integrated application is choosing the right combination of technologies and ensuring they are compatible and work together. in order to achieve true integration, the design of the user interface also needs to be considered to ensure user convenience and intuitiveness during use. in addition, security and privacy protection are also aspects that cannot be ignored in comprehensive applications, especially when sensitive data is involved. with the continuous advancement of technology and the emergence of new technologies, comprehensive applications will become more extensive and in-depth. it is not limited to a certain field, but has become a universal method to solve contemporary diverse problems. in the future, we can look forward to more intelligent, automated and personalized comprehensive application solutions that will bring more convenience to people's work and life. 7. conclusion zero-shot learning (zsl), in the study of target detection and segmentation technology, proposes a model that can be generalized to new categories without the need for labeled samples of these categories. this method is theoretically of great significance for expanding the generalization capabilities of computer vision systems. through this research, we can expect future vision systems to be more intelligent and adaptable, capable of handling a wider variety of visual recognition tasks. in experiments and theoretical analyses, we have seen multiple methods proposed to solve the zsl problem, ranging from attribute-based classification to methods utilizing external knowledge bases, each with its unique advantages and limitations. since there is a large gap between zero-shot learning and traditional supervised learning, how to design effective learning strategies and model structures so that the model can achieve good generalization performance on unseen categories is the focus of current research. in target detection and segmentation tasks, zsl faces more severe challenges. this is not just because of the need to identify new categories, but also because of the need to accurately locate and segment objects in images. current research results show that combining the feature extraction capabilities of deep learning and the generalization strategy of zsl can solve this problem to a certain extent. however, these methods often require complex models and extensive computing resources. technological advances, such as improved feature extraction networks, more effective knowledge transfer mechanisms, and new learning paradigms, such as selfsupervised learning, provide new tools and ideas for target detection and segmentation tasks in zero-shot learning. at the same time, the requirements for the interpretability and adaptability of the model have also proposed new research directions. these directions may improve the generalization ability of the model while also making the model more transparent and credible. in summary, research on target detection and segmentation technology for zero-shot learning has made initial progress, but there are still many challenges. future research needs to work on improving detection and segmentation accuracy, reducing the demand for computing resources, and improving model generalization capabilities. as technology continues to develop, it can be expected that this area will have a profound impact on the development of intelligent systems. 8. discussion zero-shot learning (zsl) is an emerging research direction in the field of computer vision, which aims to enable machine learning models to identify categories that have not appeared in the training stage. this has significant implications for object detection and segmentation tasks, as these tasks often require models to be able to handle diverse data and have strong generalization capabilities. currently, zsl research mainly focuses on how to use existing knowledge to assist the model in identifying new categories. this involves the representation, transfer and utilization of knowledge at multiple levels. a common approach is to use semantic attributes to bridge the differences between seen and unseen categories. however, this method relies on accurate attribute annotation, which is often difficult to obtain in practical applications. in addition to attribute annotation, researchers also try to use non-visual information such as knowledge graphs and text descriptions to assist zsl. these methods provide a more comprehensive understanding of the model through rich background knowledge, but also bring challenges of information integration and alignment. in the specific tasks of target detection and segmentation, the traditional zsl method faces greater challenges. detection and segmentation tasks require not only accurate classification but also precise estimation of object location and shape. in order to solve this problem, researchers have tried to combine zsl with other computer vision technologies, such as generative adversarial networks (gans) and reinforcement learning, in order to improve the model's detection and segmentation capabilities of new categories. current research shows that although zsl has made certain progress in target detection and segmentation tasks, the effect is still far behind traditional supervised learning methods. this is mainly because the zsl model is still limited in its ability to generalize to new categories, especially in complex backgrounds and multi-object scenes. future research needs to address several key issues. first, how to design better knowledge representation and transfer mechanisms so that the model can effectively utilize existing information. secondly, new models and algorithms need to be developed to improve the performance of zsl in complex scenes. finally, how to reduce the dependence on computing resources so that the zsl method can run in resource 42 constrained environments is also an 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(2020, april). motion-attentive transition for zero-shot video object segmentation. in proceedings of the aaai conference on artificial intelligence (vol. 34, no. 07, pp. 13066-13073). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 70 emotion recognition in lhasa tibetan speech based on bi‐lstm graph convolutional networks ang chen, rongzhao huang, tong xi, liang wu, wangdui bianba * school of information science and technology, tibet university, lhasa, tibet 850000, china * corresponding author: wangdui bianba abstract: speech emotion recognition (ser) is a crucial component in the field of human-computer interaction (hci), with significant research and practical application implications. however, due to the complexity of the tibetan language and the scarcity of datasets caused by the difficulty in collecting various dialects, there are not many research achievements in tibetan speech recognition. based on the foundation of constructing a tbls1 dataset containing 6,000 tibetan-language speech samples, an approach was devised for tibetan speech emotion recognition. this approach leverages mfcc features and incorporates a bi-directional long short-term memory (bi-lstm) network within a graph convolutional neural network. finally, by comparing the performance of different models on this dataset, we demonstrated the feasibility of our model for tibetan speech emotion recognition. keywords: tibetan speech emotion recognition; mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (mfcc); bidirectional long shortterm memory (bi-lstm); graph convolution network (gcn). 1. introduction in today’s increasingly intelligent and automated technological context, speech emotion recognition plays an important role in human-computer interaction and is an important way for artificial intelligence to understand human emotions [1]. compared to other languages, the research on tibetan speech emotion recognition started later, with fewer participating scholars. moreover, due to the large dialectal differences in different regions of tibet and inconvenient transportation, it is difficult to collect datasets, resulting in fewer overall research results [2]. among the tibetan-speaking regions, lhasa, as a populous area in tibet, has a larger base of speakers of the lhasa dialect than other tibetan dialects. it is widely spoken, and it is relatively easy to collect data, making it easier to collect highquality speech data. therefore, this paper mainly focuses on the emotion recognition of the lhasa dialect. datasets due to the lack of large-scale, high-quality public corpora in tibetan, we built a lhasa dialect emotion recognition dataset for this experiment. this dataset was recorded by 12 tibetan students, including 6 males and 6 females. we selected some commonly used phrases and words in their daily lives for recording. recording was done using adobe audition 22.0. each student recorded voices of 5 different emotions (anger, fear, happiness, neutral, sadness). each emotion includes 100 voice recordings, totaling 6000 voice recordings, which make up the dataset tbls1 used in this experiment. the specific recording parameters are: sampling rate: 16khz, quantization level: 16bit, single channel. the participants in the recording are not professional actors, so there may be a slight lack of authenticity in the voice data. however, this dataset is balanced in terms of gender and the number of data points for each emotion, so it is unlikely to be affected by the imbalance of voice data volume from a certain participant or emotion. therefore, it can be considered that the model’s performance on this dataset is highly credible. 2. tibetan speech emotion feature extraction 2.1. mfcc mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (mfcc) is a very widely used speech feature in the field of speech emotion recognition[3]. the mel frequency is a frequency scale established based on the human auditory system’s different acceptance levels for sound signals at different frequency bands, and it has a nonlinear relationship with frequency. the correspondence between the mel frequency scale and the normal frequency is as follows: )100/1(log*2595)( 10 ffmel  (1) figure 1. mfcc features extraction mfcc features are the cepstral coefficients obtained by taking the logarithm of the mel spectrum and then performing an inverse transformation. the process of extracting mfcc usually includes pre-emphasis, framing, windowing, etc. preemphasis is to enhance the high-frequency part of the speech signal; while framing and windowing are to perform local analysis of the signal in the time domain. subsequently, the data is subjected to fft, passed through a mel filter, and the 71 logarithm is taken and then the required cepstral coefficients are obtained through the discrete cosine transform (dct)[4]. this experiment extracted the first 12 mfcc coefficients, because the first 12 cepstral coefficients correspond to the low-frequency band, which contains more emotion-related information compared to the high-frequency band [5]. in addition, this experiment combines the mfcc features with its first-order difference, zero-crossing rate, fundamental frequency, frame energy (short-time energy of speech), and other features as the final input features. the final feature set contains 35 features for each frame of speech. 2.2. other features the zero-crossing rate is the number of times the sample values in each frame of the sound signal pass through zero. since the zero-crossing rates of unvoiced and voiced sounds differ greatly, the zero-crossing rate is generally introduced as a distinguishing feature in the discrimination of these two. the zero-crossing rate of unvoiced sounds is generally significantly greater than that of voiced sounds. it should be noted that the zero-crossing rate of noise is close to that of unvoiced sounds, and the discrimination between unvoiced sounds and noise needs to be done through other features. the calculation process is as follows, ω(n) is the window function, we chose hamming window: )(*|)]1(sgn[)](sgn[| mnmxmxz m n      (2) the fundamental frequency contains a large number of basic features of the sound signal. the fundamental frequency is the lowest frequency component in the sound signal, corresponding to the period of vocal cord vibration. it is closely related to the speaker’s tone, pitch, and emotional state. generally speaking, a higher fundamental frequency usually corresponds to a higher pitch, while a lower fundamental frequency corresponds to a lower pitch. changes in tone can convey emotional information, such as happiness, excitement, or depression. short-time energy of speech also has certain value in speech emotion recognition. generally, the energy of the speech signal is calculated frame by frame. this feature can better distinguish between unvoiced and voiced sounds, with the short-time energy of voiced sounds generally much higher than that of unvoiced sounds. in terms of emotion recognition, the energy of intense emotions such as anger and happiness are usually higher than that of neutral and sad emotions. the calculation of the short-time energy en corresponding to the window function starting from the nth point is as follows: ω(n) is the window function, h(n)=ω(n)2; )(*)()()()]()([ 222 nhnxmnhmxmnmxe mm n        (3) the features are concatenated to obtain the final feature set. 3. speech emotion recognition net 3.1. graph convolution neural networks compared to traditional neural networks, graph neural networks (gnns) have a unique structure and inter-data relationship, and they have shown impressive performance in the field of speech emotion recognition. they first need to convert the input data into a graph structure, where the smallest specific data units in the graph serve as nodes. different nodes are connected by edges, which reflect the relationships between different nodes. the construction of the graph can be divided into cyclic graphs and chain graphs (closed-loop and open-loop). the difference is that in cyclic graphs, there is an edge connecting the first and last nodes, which is often used to handle data with cyclic relationships, and information can propagate in the loop. on the contrary, in chain graphs, the data cannot cycle from the end to the beginning, and the information propagation is unidirectional [6]. figure 2. cycle graph and line graph in this experiment, a simple frame-to-node conversion is used, and each frame node is connected by a unidirectional edge according to the time series. since the speech data is not a cyclic data structure from beginning to end, this experiment constructs the speech data as a chain graph. each speech is an independent chain graph, with frames as nodes, connected by edges in the order of the time series, and each node is associated with a node feature vector[7], the node feature vector contains the 35-dimensional feature information on that node frame. 3.2. graph convolution figure 3. node aggregation method in graph convolution layer in the graph structure, the behavior of a node aggregating information from adjacent nodes with its own information is called graph convolution. aggregation methods usually include taking the average, sum, or maximum. this paper uses the sum aggregation method. after performing a convolution, the node contains information from adjacent nodes. based on this, repeating the graph convolution operation m times can achieve the effect of aggregating the information of nodes at a stride of m to one node [8], therefore, the graph convolution structure has the advantage of being able to capture local information correlations well [9]. if the number of layers in the graph convolution is too high, it can lead to the node aggregating too much information from neighboring nodes and diluting its own information. generally, the effect is best with 2 to 3 layers. in this experiment, a 2-layer graph convolution structure was set up. 72 the specific process is shown in the figure below, where in the same convolution layer, the aggregation operations of each node are performed simultaneously. for the constructed graph structure data, suppose there are n nodes, and the dimension of the feature vector of each node is h. all node features can be composed into an n×h matrix x. the connection relationship between each node is an n×n relationship matrix, that is, the adjacency matrix, as follows [10], if the points are connected, the value is 1; if they are not connected, the value is 0. since this experiment uses a chain graph, the first and last nodes are not connected. a 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 ⋯ 0 0 ⋯ 0 1 ⋯ 0 0 0 1 ⋮ ⋮ ⋮ 0 0 0 0 ⋯ 0 ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ ⋯ 1 0 let d be the degree matrix of this graph, that is, a diagonal matrix whose diagonal elements are the number of nodes connected to that node. the laplacian matrix adl  is a commonly used matrix to describe the overall structure of the graph [11]. the more nodes a node is connected to, the lower the weight of the information passed from each connected node to that node during aggregation, therefore, use ld 1 to represent the weight of information each node should get from neighboring nodes. because ld 1 will make the feature value of the node with more neighboring nodes greater than that of the node with fewer neighboring nodes after aggregation, we use 2 1 2 1  ldd as the node aggregation matrix after normalization. therefore, for a gcn network with i layers, the propagation function between each layer is: )( )()()1( 2 1 2 1 iii wxlddx    (4) )(iw is the weight matrix of the i-th layer； )( is a nonlinear activation function, and the relu function is used in this experiment; )(ix represents the input information of the i-th layer. 3.3. bi-lstm long short-term memory (lstm) is a special type of recurrent neural network that selectively allows information to pass through gate units, enabling the network to maintain long-term memory of overall sequence features [12], it has good performance in capturing the overall features of the sequence[13]. figure 4. lstm network the bi-directional long short-term memory (bi-lstm) consists of two independent lstms, which process the forward and backward information of the data sequence respectively. this network design allows the model to learn the context information of the past and future simultaneously [14]. through this bi-directional processing mechanism, bilstm enhances the model’s ability to capture information in scenarios where understanding the entire data stream is required. gcn networks are good at aggregating information from neighboring nodes and capturing the connection of local features. if you add too many gcn layers in an attempt to aggregate information from distant nodes to obtain global information, it will instead cause the node information to be overly aggregated and lose its original features. therefore, using a gcn with fewer layers to capture local information, while combining it with a bi-lstm network to obtain the connection of global features, can compensate for the deficiency of the gcn network’s receptive field[15]. figure 5. overall network structure 3.4. loss function in terms of loss function, previous speech emotion recognition tasks often use cross entropy loss (ce), which has always performed well in multi-class tasks. in order to further capture the emotional features of the tibetan language and more accurately direct the model training, a joint loss function of cross entropy and center loss is used. the center loss function sets a center vector for each emotion label. during the training process, the center loss will calculate the euclidean distance between the current sample feature vector and the center vector of its label in each iteration, and update the center vector of the label through backpropagation. the inclusion of the center loss function theoretically helps the model better extract the unique features of each emotion. in this experiment, we add the cross entropy loss function and 73 the center loss function with weights to construct a joint loss function. 4. experiment and analysis in this experiment, the tibetan language speech emotion recognition dataset tbls1 is evenly divided into 5 groups, with one group being used as the validation set in turn, and the rest being used as the training set. the early stop function is added, with a patience index set to 10 epochs. each epoch includes 50 pieces of data. to ensure the amount of training, it is set that the final result can only be output after at least 300 epochs. the performance of different networks on this dataset is as follows: table 1. comparison of performance of different models network loss function accuracy (%) lstm cross entropy loss 45.5726 crnn cross entropy loss 50.2564 cnn cross entropy loss 57.0854 cnn+lstm cross entropy loss 59.2897 gcn cross entropy loss 59.3970 gcn+bi-lstm cross entropy loss 61.7092 gcn+bi-lstm cross entropy loss + center loss 63.8897 it can be seen that compared with the previous convolutional models, the graph convolutional network (gcn) performs better in the task of tibetan speech emotion recognition, and the accuracy of gcn is more than 2 percentage points higher than that of traditional convolutional networks. moreover, the lstm module can indeed compensate for the deficiency of gcn in extracting global features, thereby improving the performance of the model and increasing the accuracy by about 2%. in terms of loss function, the joint loss function of cross entropy and center loss captures the optimization direction and features of tibetan speech emotion recognition better than the single cross entropy loss function used in the past. on the best-performing gcn+bi-lstm network, using the joint loss function can increase the accuracy by about 2% compared to using single cross entropy. 5. conclusion in the task of lhasa tibetan speech emotion 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[15] su b h, chang c m, lin y s, et al. improving speech emotion recognition using graph attentive bi-directional gated recurrent unit network[c]//interspeech. 2020: 506-510. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 98 numerical simulation analysis of loess slope stability under the action of power tower foundations yongsheng ju, yanjun feng, zhe cao development division of state grid gansu power company, lanzhou gansu, 730000, china abstract: electric energy is the national key energy, and the safety construction of power tower is very important. in this paper, the influence of power tower foundation layout on slope stability in loess slope area is studied. qingyangning county, gansu province is selected as the target area. based on climate and rainfall data, numerical simulation method is adopted. firstly, the study area is determined and the data are collected. then, auto cad and flac3 d are used to simulate the slope stability under different rainfall conditions and analyze the influence of rainfall. then, several tower foundation layout schemes are determined, focusing on the influence of tower foundation on slope settlement under heavy rainstorm conditions, and calculating the slope safety factor and settlement of different schemes. finally, the optimal tower foundation layout scheme is obtained, which provides reference for designers. this study is of great significance to the safety construction of power tower and the improvement of loess slope stability. keywords: tower base; stability of loess slope; rainfall; layout location. 1. introduction the safe transmission of electric energy relies on power tower construction. this paper studies the safety layout of power tower foundations in loess slope areas, using the ±800 kv uhv dc project from longdong to shandong as an example. data on climate and rainfall were analyzed with auto cad and flac3d modeling. the study discusses the impact of rainfall and tower foundation position on slope stability, evaluates safety factors and settlements under various schemes, and determines the optimal layout. results show that rainfall and foundation position significantly affect slope stability, providing a scientific basis for safe foundation layout in loess slopes. specific data are implicit in research methods and results. 2. engineering background the selected project in this paper is longdong-shandong ± 800 kv uhv dc transmission project (gansu section). the main construction contents include new sending end converter station, dc transmission line and multiple ac line relocation. the project is through qingyangning county, which is located in the eastern part of gansu province. the geographical location is 107 ° 41 ′ to 108 ° 34 ′ east longitude and 35 ° 15 ′ to 35 ° 52 ′ 57 north latitude [1-6]. the loess slope in ningxian county belongs to the type of multi-stage rotating loess landslide, which has the characteristics of complex structure and large scale, and has great damage to the surrounding environment. the project is 22.3 km through ningxian county. (1)the scope of the study area (2)the reflection of the slope in the study area fig 1. the scene map of the study area 3. the influence of different working conditions on the stability of loess slope 3.1. model establishment and parameter selection 3.1.1. model establishment according to the data collected from the loess slope in ningxian county, a simplified model of the loess longitudinal section slope was established by auto cad software, and then imported into flac3 d to build a specific model. as shown in figure 2. the height of the loess slope is 100 meters, the slope angle of the upper part of the slope is 30 °, there is a road in the middle with a width of 150 meters, and the slope angle of the lower slope is 30 ° [7]. 99 (1)slope size (2)slope division (3) based on flac3d loess slope model fig 2. loess slope model and slope division (unit: m) 3.1.2. parameter selection the main physical and mechanical parameters of each geotechnical soil layer are shown in table 1 [8]. table 1. the main physical and mechanical parameters of each geotechnical soil layer soil type elastic modulus (mpa) poisson 's ratiov tensile strength(kpa) dilatancy angle (°) loessq3eol 25 0.35 10 0 loessq2eol 30 0.35 10 0 in addition to poisson 's ratio, tensile strength and shear angle, bulk modulus (k) and shear modulus (g) need to be set when setting constitutive model and material parameters in flac3d [9-11]. according to the characteristics of the influence of loess slope settlement on stability, it is determined that the upper surface of the model is a free surface, which only needs to be constrained on both sides of the x and y directions and below the z direction. 3.2. the influence of tower foundation layout on the stability of loess slope 3.2.1. model establishment (1) layout position ( unit : m ) (2) scheme 1 (3)scheme 2 fig 3. layout size and scheme of tower foundation ( unit : m ) according to the engineering investigation, the layout model of the power tower foundation on the loess slope is established ( see fig 3 ). the model analyzes the influence of the tower foundation on the overall and local stability at different slope positions. the pile foundation is deeply buried. the total weight of the tower foundation is 70 t. it is 100 composed of four cube piles with a side length of 2 meters and a height of 15 meters. the pile spacing is 8 meters and the buried depth is 12 meters. the modeling scheme is shown in fig.3 (2,3). the tower foundation is laid at two positions of the slope, and the displacement, stress cloud diagram and slope safety factor under natural and rainfall conditions are compared, and the monitoring points are set to analyze the settlement. 3.2.2. rainfall conditions comparing stress and displacement cloud maps, scheme 2 under natural conditions stabilizes the slope more, as the slope is naturally stable and rainfall significantly affects it. heavy rainstorm impacts loess slope stability more, necessitating detailed comparison of both schemes under these conditions. since rainfall is continuous, soil water content increases. figure 4 shows soil water saturation for schemes 1 and 2. (1)scheme 1 (2)scheme 2 fig 4. variation of soil water saturation through the comparative analysis of the soil water saturation under the two groups of pictures and the non-layout tower foundation, it can be known that the layout of the power tower foundation will not affect the saturation change of the soil water during continuous rainfall. (1) stress comparison according to the model of the two parameters, the parameters are set to simulate the rainfall conditions. firstly, the stress cloud diagrams of the two schemes are generated and compared. fig.5 is the stress cloud diagram of scheme 1 and the stress cloud diagram of scheme 2. (1) scheme 1 stress cloud diagram (2) scheme 2 stress cloud diagram fig 5. stress cloud diagram of different schemes under rainfall conditions table 2. slope stress stability values of different schemes ( unit : kn ) scheme slope monitoring points stress stability value scheme 1 slope1 1 78 2 92 3 100 slope2 4 60 5 80 6 42 scheme 2 slope1 1 80 2 90 3 94 slope2 4 57 5 82 6 42 101 comparing and analyzing the stress cloud diagram of the two schemes under continuous rainfall, it is found that the change of soil stress caused by the layout of tower foundation in the two schemes becomes smaller after continuous rainfall. because it is difficult to compare the difference between the two schemes from the stress cloud map, the detection points are set up to analyze the difference between the two schemes. the monitoring points are the same as when the tower foundation is not laid. the stress stability value obtained by the analysis of the stress cloud monitoring point data is shown in the table 2. (2) settlement comparison the displacement cloud images of the two schemes under heavy rainstorm conditions are generated for comparison. fig 6 is the displacement cloud image of scheme 1 and the displacement cloud image of scheme 2. (1) scheme 1 (2) scheme 2 fig 6. displacement nephogram of different schemes (3) layout comparison from the analysis, different layout positions affect loess slope stability. to compare stability with and without a tower foundation, settlement data under various conditions are analyzed. table 3 shows 80 mm/hr rainfall for different conditions, and fig. 7 displays settlement stability values of slope observation points. this comparison focuses on slope stability data. table 3. working condition classification condition 1 rainstorm conditions without tower foundation layout condition 2 carry out the rainstorm condition in scheme 1 condition 3 carry out the rainstorm condition in scheme 2 fig 7. comparison of settlement curves under different working conditions according to figure 7: a, b, c: working condition two and three settlements are equal, less than condition one.d, e, f, g, h: settlements of condition two and three are less than condition one.d, e specify condition two settlement as smallest. f, h specify condition three settlement as smallest.g states settlements of condition two and three are equal. d and e (near scheme 2 tower foundation) show different settlements in conditions 2 and 3, but relationship undetermined. points f, g, h indicate condition three settlement is smallest at some positions. scheme 2 settlement near tower foundation may be greater than scheme 1, but overall, lower tower foundation placement reduces loess slope settlement and improves stability. (4) slope safety factor finally, the slope safety factors of the two schemes under different working conditions are compared by flac3d using the strength reduction method, and the optimal scheme is found for the tower foundation layout. table 4 is the slope 102 safety factor of the two schemes under different working conditions. table 4. slope safety factors under different working conditions rainstorm nature no tower base layout was carried out 1.11 1.31 scheme 1 1.15 1..26 scheme 2 1.17 1.28 it can be found from the above table that when the tower foundation is laid, the stability of the loess slope will be reduced under natural conditions, but it is still in the stable area. however, due to the layout of the tower foundation, the stability of the loess slope will be greatly improved under rainfall conditions. at the same time, by comparing the data in the table, it can be found that the tower foundation layout in scheme 2 improves the safety factor of loess slope more obviously. 4. conclusion taking the loess slope of the loess plateau in qingyangning county, gansu province as the research object, the characteristics, diseases and stability influencing factors of the loess slope were analyzed by means of network investigation, engineering geological analysis and finite element software numerical simulation. the settlement under rainfall conditions is mainly studied, and the influence of tower foundation layout position on slope stability is evaluated. the main conclusions include: (1) unique loess structure affects stability. 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[11] zeng lei. study on hydrological effect and stability of loess slope during seasonal freezing-thawing process [ d ].chang 'an university, 2018. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 50 prediction of sunspot activity based on differential evolution algorithm and bp neural network model ziyang yu 1, xinpeng yu 2, yinuo liu 3, yue li 4, yuyan zeng 1, yanqing liu 1, * 1 school of information engineering, guilin institute of information technology, guilin, guangxi, china 2 school of electronic engineering, guilin institute of information technology, guilin, guangxi, china 3 school of foreign trade and foreign languages, guilin institute of information technology, guilin, guangxi, china 4 school of mechanical and electrical engineering, guilin institute of information technology, guilin, guangxi, china * corresponding author: yanqing liu (email: 837104905@qq.com) abstract: in this research report, the prediction method of sunspot activity is deeply discussed, and a variety of statistical and data science models are used to make comprehensive prediction. research focuses include the start time and duration of the solar maximum in the solar cycle, as well as the prediction of the number and area of sunspots. by capturing the periodicity of solar activity, pearson correlation coefficient is used to analyze the relationship between the maximum solar activity and the number of sunspots, and the adaptive multivariate nonlinear regression-bp neural network model and particle swarm optimization bp neural network are combined to make high-precision prediction. the research results provide a scientific basis for the prediction of space weather, ionospheric state and communication system reliability. keywords: neural network; pearson correlation coefficient; differential evolution algorithm; particle swarm optimization. 1. introduction this research report aims to analyze and predict the key features of sunspot activity in depth. sunspots are temporary spots on the photosphere whose number and area changes are closely related to the periodicity of solar activity [1]. to better understand and predict sunspot activity, this study used a variety of statistical and data science models. specifically, we used pearson correlation coefficient analysis to explore the relationship between solar maximum duration and sunspot number [2], and built a prediction system [3] based on the adaptive multivariate nonlinear regression-bp neural network model to predict the start time and duration of the solar maximum in the next solar cycle. in addition, in order to more accurately predict the changing trend of sunspot number and area, we introduced the time series prediction model of bp neural network based on particle swarm optimization [4]. this model combines the prediction ability of bp neural network and the optimization effect of pso algorithm [5], and can more accurately reflect the dynamic changes of sunspot activity. through the application of these comprehensive methods, it is expected to provide a more accurate and reliable basis for the prediction of sunspot activity, and further promote the development of solar physics, space weather prediction, communication technology and other related fields. 2. prediction of the maximum solar value in the solar activity cycle in order to predict the start time and duration of the solar maximum in the next solar activity cycle, pearson's correlation coefficient detects that there is a correlation between the maximum and the solar black number. it can be seen that the correlation is strong through the thermal map. therefore, a single linear regression is established to obtain the negative correlation between them before. based on adaptive multivariate nonlinear regression -bp neural network model for solar activity prediction, first establish the relationship between time and the number of sunspots model, and then based on the differential evolution algorithm model for solving, and then use the differential evolution algorithm model and bp neural network model for mixed model to solve, calculate the maximum for back generation, to achieve the next cycle prediction. first of all, the official data was merged and cleaned, and the historical data of the sunspot area was collected by means of python data crawler and esa. 2.1. pearson's correlation coefficient by collecting and processing the start time and duration of the maximum value of each phase, as shown in figure 1: figure 1. the start time and duration of the maximum value the figure shows the relationship between the solar cycle length and the maximum duration. through comparison, it can be seen that when the solar cycle length is shorter, the maximum duration is usually shorter. when the solar cycle length is longer, the maximum duration may reach a relatively high value. it is found that there is a strong relationship 51 between the start time and the duration of the maximum of each period. therefore, in order to highlight the significance of the relationship, pearson's correlation coefficient is introduced. the pearson correlation coefficient applies to linear correlation relationships. the degree of correlation is related to the p-value, which is its correlation coefficient. the closer the correlation coefficient is to 1, the stronger the correlation between the two factors is said to be; on the contrary, the closer the correlation coefficient goes to 0, the weaker the correlation. the pearson correlation coefficient is often used to measure the degree of correlation (linear correlation) between two variables x and y, with values between -1 and 1. introduce covariance and variance here: the pearson correlation coefficient between two variables is defined as the quotient of the covariance and standard deviation between the two variables.     x y , e x μ y μcov x,y x y x y x y           (1) establish a heat map to further observe its significance. figure 2. duration and solar cycle duration heat map as can be seen in figure 2: duration has a moderate positive correlation with solar cycle duration, a strong negative correlation with the maximum value of the number of black characters, and a moderate negative correlation with the minimum value of the number of black characters. 2.2. unary linear regression it can be seen from the above that the maximum number of sunspots shows a strong negative correlation with the duration, so the correlation expression is based on the single linear regression. given that p<0.05, the regression model y=6.9871-0.0147x was established. 2.3. establishment of the relationship model between time and sunspot number we need to build a regression analysis model to quantify the relationship between time and the number of sunspots. in regression analysis, we usually use independent variables (time) and dependent variables (number of sunspots) to build models. by fitting this data, we can get a regression equation that describes the relationship between time and the number of sunspots. this equation can be used to predict future trends in sunspot numbers. the relationship can be expressed as:    i i i i 1 2 j 1 2 p iy f x , x , , x ,θ ,θ , ,θ σ ε i 1, 2, , n     (2) where, is the true value; represents group data. f x , x ,⋯ , x , θ , θ ,⋯ , θ is a multivariate nonlinear function, representing the deterministic part. x , x ,⋯ , x is the independent variable; θ , θ ,⋯ , θ is an unknown model parameter of a multivariate nonlinear function. σ ε is the random part, ε is a random variable that follows the n (0,1) distribution. σ is the random distribution standard deviation of group data. at present, the selection of nonlinear regression models mainly relies on empirical or experimental methods [6]. in order to solve the problem of greater error in the empirical method, we can use the experimental method to determine the regression model suitable for describing the relationship between time and the number of sunspots. when choosing a regression model, we can find the most suitable one by comparing different nonlinear regression models. through this series of experimental steps, we can more accurately determine the regression model that is suitable to describe the relationship between time and the number of sunspots, and obtain more accurate results. therefore, in this paper, the regression model suitable for this relationship is determined by experimental method as follows:   1* 2* 3 4y x sin x x x x   (3) 2.4. model solving based on differential evolution algorithm we are faced with a multi-parameter optimization problem in which several parameters need to be determined. to solve this problem, we consider using differential evolution algorithm to optimize the solution. in practical applications, we combine the differential evolution algorithm with the neural network model to further improve the prediction accuracy and stability. by adjusting the parameters of the differential evolution algorithm and setting the fitness function, we can better control the optimization process and obtain better prediction results. therefore, we choose differential evolution algorithm, which can better solve the global optimal problem, to optimize and solve the parameters [7]. the following are the solving steps: through differential evolution algorithm optimization, we find the optimization results of seven parameters. the results are: 1 26.9884001822349 2 0.0444929670892593 3 1.90076018991413 4 81.9846295969476 x x x x      (4) through the analysis, we can draw the following conclusions: 1. differential evolution algorithm can effectively deal with regression problems and get better fitting results. 2. filtering technology can effectively remove the noise in the data and improve the accuracy and reliability of data. 3. by comparing the actual value with the filtered value, it can be seen that the filtering technology can smooth the data 52 better, so as to better reflect the overall trend and rule of the data. 2.5. bp neural network prediction model bp neural network is a multi-layer feedforward algorithm, which is composed of input layer, hidden layer and output layer. there are working signals and error signals propagating between layers [8]. the operation principle of bp neural network is as follows: remember the training set as , , , , … , , , ∈ , ∈ and the output as , , … , .then: ∑   . where, is the connection weight of the th neuron to the th output. when the network is recorded on , , the error is:  2 1 ˆ 1 2 l k k k j j j e y y    (5) when the neural network completes the forward calculation, the predicted value is subtracted from the actual value to get the error value, and then the weight threshold of the neural network is adjusted by backpropagation. the iterative updating formula of and is as follows:   ' ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ( ) hj j h j j k j k k kk j j j jk j j g b g ye g y y y y                     (6) where, is the input data of the neuron. based on this, the neural network constantly adjusts the weights and thresholds in its training process, so that the prediction error of the neural network is constantly approaching 0. 2.6. hybrid model solution results for each period, the observed value is the data that actually occurred, the model predicted value is the prediction result based on the bp neural network prediction model, and the fit value of the autoregressive moving average model is the fit result based on the differential evolution algorithm. by comparing the values of these three labels, we can assess the model's predictive power and fitting effect. from the analysis, we can see that the maximum value occurs in january 2036, and the corresponding sunspot quantity is 154.3. therefore, back can be performed, and the result is shown in table 1: table 1. prediction result solar cycle start time end time maximum duration solar cycle duration 23 1996-08 2001-11 5.25 12.6 24 2008-12 2014-04 5.333333333 11 25 2019-12 2025-5 5.5171 10.839 26 2031-9 2037-3 5.368 10.8 in order to predict the start time and duration of the solar maximum in the next solar activity cycle, pearson's correlation coefficient detects that there is a correlation between the maximum and the solar blackness number. therefore, a single linear regression is established to obtain the negative correlation between them before. based on adaptive multivariate nonlinear regression -bp neural network model for solar activity prediction, first establish the relationship between time and the number of sunspots model, and then based on the differential evolution algorithm model for solving, and then use the differential evolution algorithm model and bp neural network model for mixed model to solve, calculate the maximum for back generation, to achieve the next cycle prediction. 3. prediction of the number and area of sunspots to predict the number and area of sunspots in the current and next solar cycles. we introduce fly to analyze periodicity, and combine the time series prediction model based on bp neural network of particle swarm optimization to build a time prediction trend graph. 3.1. fft analyzes periodic data sunspot forecasts are usually derived from monthly averages. for this, monthly smoothing of sunspot numbers is performed to plot the monthly average of sunspots over the period approximately 1700-2000. to get a more detailed view of the periodic nature of sunspot activity, 50 years of data will be plotted, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. monthly average value of sunspot number therefore, the number and area of sunspots can be analyzed periodically. 3.2. establishment of pso-bp prediction model during the establishment of bp neural network, the random setting of connection weights will lead to errors in the prediction results, and gradient descent training has the shortcomings of slow speed and local minimum, so it is difficult to achieve the global optimal training of neural network. particle swarm optimization algorithm (pso) is used to optimize bp neural network, and the prediction accuracy and generalization ability are improved. the construction process is as follows: (1) data normalization, establish bp neural network, determine the topology and initialize the weight and threshold of the network; (2) initialize pso parameters, such as the maximum number of iterations, population size, individual learning factor, social learning factor, inertia weight, etc.; 53 (3) initialize the population position of pso, and calculate the number of variable elements to be optimized according to the bp neural network structure; (4) pso optimization, fitness function is set as the mean square error predicted by bp network, cycle the pso optimization process, constantly update the position of the optimal particle until the maximum number of iterations, and terminate the pso algorithm; (5) the optimal weight threshold parameter after optimization of the pso algorithm is given to the bp neural network, that is, the optimal pso-bp model is output, and pso-bp is used for training and prediction, and compared with the bp network before optimization. 3.3. model construction in the above discussion of "monthly average area of sunspot number", it can be seen that there are 1794 sets of data through data processing. in the time series regression prediction, we classified 1000 sets of data as training set, 794 sets of data as test set, and iterated 15 sets of data to predict the 16th data, and so on. it was found that the predicted data and frame number data had a good fit. therefore, we added two more groups of data numbers to be predicted in the test set, and we can know that the area of sunspots in the current solar cycle is 1075.56 through the prediction. this gives us a total sunspot area of 1068.95 in the next cycle. in the above discussion of "total number of smoothed sunspots per month", we can see a total of 3286 sets of data through data processing. in the time series regression prediction, we classified 2000 sets of data into the training set, 1286 sets of data into the test set, and iterated 15 sets of data to predict the 16th data, and so on. it was found that the predicted data and frame number data had a good fit. therefore, we add two more groups of data numbers to be predicted in the test set, and we can know that the number of sunspots in the current solar cycle is 133.2 through prediction. this gives us a total of 156.3 sunspots in the next cycle. when optimizing bp neural network for time series prediction, the weight and threshold of bp neural network can be represented as the position of the particle, and mean square error or other appropriate evaluation index can be used as fitness function. by constantly updating the position and velocity of the particles, the prediction error of bp neural network is gradually reduced, and better prediction results are obtained. the pso is initialized to a group of random particles (random solutions). the optimal solution is then found through iteration. in each iteration, the particle updates itself by tracking two "extreme values "(pbest, gbest). after finding these two best values, the particle updates its speed and position by the formula. 3.4. model reliability predict the accuracy rate through various error indexes of bp and pso-bp. table 2. error indexes of bp and pso-bp mean absolute error mae mean square error mse mean square error root rmse mean absolute percentage error mape bp forecast accuracy pso-bp prediction accuracy bp neural network 3.9539 22.2639 4.7185 31.7068% / / pso optimizes bp neural network 1.2073 2.4017 1.5498 8.2818% 68.2932% 91.7182% as can be seen from table 2, the prediction accuracy of the model can be indirectly predicted by the various error metrics of bp and pso-bp. we found that: comparing the error metrics of bp and pso-bp, including mean square error (mse), root mean square error (rmse), and mean absolute error (mae), etc. the error metrics of pso-bp are significantly lower than those of bp. figure 4. relationship between model iteration error and particle number regression graphs of bp and pso-bp models, using the total number of predicted sunspots as an example. the figure 4 shows the relationship between model iteration error and particle number, with the horizontal coordinate representing particle number and the vertical coordinate representing model iteration error. as can be seen from the figure, as the number of particles increases, the iteration errors of the model show a trend of decreasing first and then increasing. the position and velocity changes of particle swarm during pso-bp optimization were observed. it is found that the particle swarm can find a better solution, and the position and velocity change trend is relatively stable during the iteration process, so it can be considered that the prediction accuracy of the model may be higher. it can be seen from the above that the model has high accuracy and strong reliability. in order to predict the number and area of sunspots in the current and next solar cycle. we introduce fly to analyze periodicity and find that the number and area of sunspots have certain periodic changes. combined with the time series prediction model based on bp neural network of particle swarm optimization, a time prediction trend graph is established. analyze and process "monthly average sunspot area" and "smooth monthly sunspot number", and use 15 sets of data as an iterative unit to predict the next set of data for iterative training. the two data sets are divided into training set and test set in turn. according to the fitting trend of the 54 training set, it is found that the real value and the predicted value have a high coincidence degree. therefore, the number and area of sunspots in the current and next solar cycle were obtained by fitting the test set and particle swarm optimization was 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effects. through systematic analysis, the study finds that mainstream media, empowered by intelligent communication technology, have successfully constructed a four-dimensional support system centered on discourse interpretation, discourse connectivity, discourse affinity, and discourse guidance. this system not only strengthens the discourse power and influence of mainstream media on new media platforms but also promotes the formation of a new mainstream opinion landscape, providing robust support for constructing a healthy and orderly news and public opinion ecosystem. specifically, mainstream media utilize aigc technology to enhance the efficiency and quality of content production, achieve precise content delivery and personalized communication, and effectively strengthen interaction and connection with audiences. meanwhile, by reinforcing discourse interpretation and guidance, mainstream media maintain a clear orientation in the complex and ever-changing public opinion environment. the application of aigc technology injects new vitality into the development of mainstream media in the new media era and provides essential impetus for the continuous optimization of the news and public opinion ecosystem. keywords: aigc; new media; media communication; content platform. 1. introduction at the advanced stage of media convergence development, intelligent transformation has become a necessary step for the development of mainstream media. based on universal technologies such as 5g, cloud computing, big data, the internet of things, and artificial intelligence, smart media application technologies such as image recognition, robotic writing, virtual anchors, and algorithms have emerged [1]. the cluster of intelligent technologies has become the internal driving force of the "media + ai" model, constituting a brandnew intelligent communication environment. in this context, generative artificial intelligence (aigc) has brought new improvements to the news industry in terms of content production efficiency, precise communication, service levels, and human-computer interaction applications, while also posing risks in content supervision, false information dissemination, and value orientation. 2. mainstream public opinion in the context of intelligent communication 2.1. transformation led by "four capabilities" media convergence is a national strategy that conforms to the development of the times, reshaping china's media landscape and the symbiotic environment of the communication discourse system. mainstream media attach greater importance to user-centric thinking, endowing "content is king" with richer connotations, namely, content that truly reflects user needs, is visible to users, and gains user recognition [2]. since 2021, mainstream media and industry associations have repeatedly emphasized breaking the "traffic-only" mindset and establishing a non-market-oriented evaluation system with genuine credibility and vitality. this transformation not only reshapes the content production and communication mechanisms of media but also imposes higher requirements on media's social responsibilities and credibility. 2.2. technology bridging boundaries innovations in microelectronics, computers, and electronic communications have driven the information revolution, and information processing and communication technologies have transformed society's restructuring. network information and virtual communities have established "interest-based" relationship networks among people of different races, regions, and identities, leading to changes in the discourse system of the online society. the boundaries between traditional media and traditional audiences have dissipated, transforming users from recipients to collaborators. the boundaries between mainstream media and commercial platforms have also been reshaped as mainstream media push forward media convergence in a complex, diverse, rapidly changing, and technically contradictory environment. technological advancements have made information dissemination more efficient but have also led to issues such as information overload and the proliferation of false information, prompting mainstream media to explore new paths for survival and development in this context. 2.3. disruptive audio-visual habits the popularization of the internet has revolutionized communication orientation and user audio-visual habits. today's internet has become a highly centralized, imageand 25 video-based, emotionally driven "viewing platform." audiovisual products prioritize evoking user emotions, shaping a content production and platform operation logic centered on emotions. emotional communication provides emotional outlets and empathy conditions for users from different backgrounds, making news values based on commonalities and recognition more apparent. this change requires media to pay more attention to evoking user emotions and interactive experiences in content creation, thereby enhancing content attractiveness and communication effectiveness [3]. 3. aigc applications in new media platforms 3.1. enhancement of content production efficiency within the context of intelligent dissemination, aigc technology significantly elevates the speed and quality of media content creation by automatically generating various forms of content, including text, images, audio, and videos. the "z vision" platform developed by zhejiang radio and television group leverages aigc technology to produce a diverse array of cultural short videos, facilitating widespread content dissemination and intelligent media asset management. this technology not only boosts content production efficiency but also mitigates labor costs, enabling media outlets to generate a greater quantity of high-quality content within shorter timeframes, thereby better satisfying user demands. 3.2. advancement in precision communication and service quality aigc technology enhances the precision of content distribution and service quality through intelligent recommendation and personalized push notifications. the "z vision" platform utilizes big data and ai technology to analyze creators' content across multiple dimensions, such as social value, view count, and engagement metrics. by introducing the "warmth" dimension, the platform intelligently recommends and allocates traffic to high-quality content. this approach enables more precise identification of user preferences, leading to personalized content recommendations that enhance user experience and platform loyalty. 3.3. innovation in human-machine interaction applications aigc technology excels in human-machine interaction applications, offering novel interactive experiences. during the hangzhou asian games, the "z vision" platform launched the creative interactive product, "experiencing the hangzhou asian games with ai," featuring the virtual digital human "gu xiaoyu." this digital persona tailored its interactions and information delivery around users' interests and needs, offering personalized engagement with the asian games. such aigc-based interactive applications not only increase user engagement and experiential satisfaction but also pave new avenues for the dissemination of media content. figure 1. hangzhou asian games figure sourced from yuan xiaohua and yu nina, "application and innovation of ai technology in the 'z vision' platform: reshaping content production and dissemination" 4. analysis of the propagation advantages of aigc technology 4.1. enhancing the agenda-setting power of mainstream discourse mainstream media need to strengthen their social responsibility, unity with the public, and their ability to guide mainstream opinions. to shape a new landscape of mainstream public opinion, mainstream media should focus on enhancing their agenda-setting capability. this capability is influenced by various factors, including institutions, markets, media outlets, content, culture, and the environment. the intertwining of institutional constraints and market challenges embodies the balance between social and economic benefits. different from commercial platforms and self-media, mainstream media must position, scale, and intensify their content production and dissemination while exploring development paths amidst the balance between institutional norms and market demands [5]. 4.2. boosting content production efficiency and transmission speed in the era of information explosion, transmission efficiency is crucial to media competitiveness. aigc significantly enhances content production efficiency through automation and intelligence, enabling information to be generated and disseminated more rapidly. this aligns with the "speed law" in communication studies, which states that the faster information spreads, the wider its influence and reach. aigc technology can work 24/7, rapidly processing vast amounts of data and generating content, significantly shortening production cycles. additionally, new media platforms leverage ai algorithms for instant content distribution and promotion, ensuring that information promptly reaches target audiences. 4.3. strengthening discourse connectivity in the current media ecosystem, users and media jointly 26 shape news agendas, fostering a more interactive and participatory communication environment. this interaction is strengthened through cultural bonds and value resonance, particularly by focusing on livelihood issues and precision delivery to optimize personalized user experiences. during the 20th national congress of the communist party of china, people's daily launched the "new thousand-mile river landscape" multimedia product, showcasing the development achievements and struggles of the past decade in the new era using various new media technologies. this product successfully integrated macro narratives with micro experiences. the enhancement of discourse connectivity is achieved through several aspects: fostering emotional resonance through cultural bonds and value resonance; focusing on livelihood issues to facilitate effective public opinion supervision and increase public participation; and leveraging aigc and algorithmic technologies for precision delivery, providing personalized content experiences that cater to diverse user needs. 4.4. driving content innovation and diversification of communication forms innovation is the driving force behind communication development, while diversified communication forms cater to the needs of different audiences. aigc technology offers boundless possibilities for content innovation and promotes the diversification of communication forms. it can generate novel and unique content ideas and expressions, such as virtual anchors and intelligent customer service, enriching the media content ecosystem and providing users with more innovative and entertaining experiences. additionally, new media platforms can explore new communication channels and formats using aigc technology, such as social media and short video platforms, to adapt to the needs and habits of different audience groups. 5. case study: virtual idol hez 5.1. case background with the rapid development of ai technology, its applications have expanded into various fields. in music and entertainment, ai is not only used for music creation and recommendation but has also spawned the concept of virtual idols. hez, also known as hezi, is a widely discussed character in the entertainment industry in recent years. it debuted in the music talent show "tomorrow's stars" as a virtual singer without a physical form, sparking controversy and attention. hez's voice is synthesized by computers, its image is designed in a two dimensions anime style, and it is accompanied by voice actors, enabling it to perform singing and dancing on stage. as a two dimensions virtual idol, hez's birth is rooted in this technological backdrop. leveraging ai technologies such as voice synthesis and image processing, it achieves highly anthropomorphic performance effects, offering audiences a novel entertainment experience. for instance, on live streaming platforms, hez can engage in simple conversations and interactions with viewers through preset scripts and algorithms, significantly enhancing audience participation and immersion. 5.2. case positioning in today's rapidly evolving entertainment industry, virtual idol hez serves as a bridge between technology and culture, leading a new wave of change. it is not merely a performer on stage but also a frontrunner in the integration of entertainment industry innovation and technology. hez's positioning is clear: a two dimensions virtual idol targeting young audiences. as younger generations become the mainstay of cultural consumption, their demand for fresh, stimulating, and personalized content continues to grow, leading new trends in cultural consumption. this trend not only drives innovation and development in the entertainment industry but also injects new vitality and momentum into the cultural industry. this positioning accurately captures the strong demand for diversified and personalized content among young internet users. through its virtual image and unique persona, hez has successfully built a broad fan base among two dimensions enthusiasts 5.3. case positioning in today's rapidly evolving entertainment industry, the virtual idol hezi stands as a bridge connecting technology and culture, spearheading a new wave of transformation within the sector. more than just a performer on stage, hezi embodies the forefront of innovation and technological integration within the entertainment industry. positioned precisely as a two-dimensional virtual idol catering to young audiences, hezi addresses the growing appetite of the younger generation, who now constitute the mainstay of cultural consumption, for novelty, excitement, and personalized content. this trend not only propels innovation and development within the entertainment industry but also injects fresh vitality and momentum into the cultural industry as a whole. by precisely capturing the intense demand for diversified and individualized content among young internet users, hezi, through its virtual image and unique persona, has successfully cultivated a vast fan base among anime and manga enthusiasts. furthermore, it serves as a bridge connecting the two-dimensional and three-dimensional worlds, offering unique interactive experiences to audiences across diverse domains. 5.4. case innovation points the primary innovation of hezi lies in the technological prowess underpinning its existence. by harnessing artificial intelligence technologies such as voice synthesis, image processing, and motion capture, hezi achieves a highly anthropomorphic performance, enhancing viewers' audiovisual experience and presenting new possibilities for the creation and expression of virtual idols. as a two-dimensional virtual idol, hezi's image and performances are imbued with rich elements of otaku culture. through music, dance, and other forms, it conveys the unique charm and values of this culture to its audience. this cultural innovation not only enriches the connotation of the entertainment industry but also fosters cross-cultural exchange and integration. additionally, hezi's operational model disrupts traditional idol industry boundaries, transcending physical constraints like time and space to engage in round-the-clock content creation and performance. its social media presence further strengthens the bond with fans, fostering a closer relationship. as a representative of otaku culture, hezi's dissemination not only promotes the popularization and development of this culture but also enhances its influence and recognition within mainstream society. 27 6. conclusion the era of omnimedia presents both opportunities and challenges for mainstream media, necessitating a fusion and transformation that integrates technological upgrades with strategic planning. mainstream 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(2023). deep integration: aigc leading the intelligent transformation of media. radio and television network, 30(11), 9-18. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 85 tibetan speech emotion recognition based on capsule network and spatiotemporal features rongzhao huang 1, ang chen 1, menglin bai 1, bawangdui bian 1, 2 1 college of information science and technology, tibet university, lhasa tibet 850000, china 2 national experimental teaching demonstration center for information technology, lhasa tibet 850000, china abstract: speech emotion recognition is an important branch of natural language processing that aims to automatically recognize and classify emotional information in speech through computer technology. in the specific language environment of tibetan, due to relatively limited research and some existing studies appearing cumbersome and complex in feature extraction steps, a new network model has been proposed. the model is based on a capsule network and achieves lightweight design. it only uses mel frequency cepstral coefficients (mfcc) as its input features, extracts the spatiotemporal information of mfcc through multiple convolutional layers, and sends it into the capsule network for deep analysis. the recognition rate of 81.52% was achieved on the self-built tibetan language emotion corpus tbsec001. meanwhile, the method achieved an unweighted accuracy (ua) of 85.63% and 95.54% respectively on the emo-db and ravdess public corpora, demonstrating the method's effectiveness. keywords: speech emotion recognition; tibetan; mel-frequency cepstral coefficients; deep learning; capsule net. 1. introduction as an important carrier in human communication, emotion has remarkable subjectivity and contextual relevance. different individuals may adopt different ways to express and interpret emotions, which reflects the complexity and diversity of emotional communication [1] with the continuous progress of computer technology and the increasingly prominent demand of human-computer interaction (hci), people frequently communicate and interact with computers in daily life and work. if the computer can automatically recognize the users emotional state, it can respond to the user’s needs in a more intelligent way, thereby improving the interactive experience [2]. the process of automatically recognizing human emotions by computers is called speech emotion recognition (ser). the speech emotion recognition task includes many key steps, the core parts of which are: building a speech emotion corpus, extracting speech emotion features, model training and evaluation. the task first builds a corpus by collecting and labeling emotion-rich speech segments, and then extracts features that can reflect emotional states from these segments, sends them into the model as input for training and testing. in this process, the extraction of speech emotional features and the creation of efficient models constitute the main research contents of the ser task [3], it is great significance to improve the accuracy and robustness of emotion recognition. generally speaking, the affective features of speech are divided into three categories: prosodic features [4], spectrum features [5-7] and sound quality features [8]. in the early ser task, the above three types of features were mainly extracted as the input of the model, which are also called manually extracted low-level descriptors (llds). in fact, the extraction of these features involves a lot of knowledge of speech signal processing. for researchers, designing input emotional features is one of the difficulties of ser task. in recent years, with the improvement of computer computing power, deep learning has also risen. the proposal of deep features based on deep learning has reduced the difficulty for researchers to study speech emotion recognition to a certain extent. in the field of deep learning, convolutional neural networks (cnn) and recurrent neural networks (rnn) were initially applied to speech emotion recognition tasks and achieved good results. subsequently, long short-term memory (lstm) surpasses traditional speech recognition classifiers in performance by virtue of its stronger context association ability [9]. in terms of feature extraction, researchers began to try feature fusion experiments, by horizontally stitching llds of speech signals and sending them to the network. references [10] [11] [12] show that these fused features have achieved better performance in public corpus. due to the problem that lstm networks cannot parallelize computing, google proposed the transformer model in 2017. its advent marks a great success of attention mechanism in the field of natural language processing (nlp), and this mechanism also has significant effects on ser tasks [13-15]. literature [16] achieved better classification performance by combining attention mechanisms and lstm networks and modifying their forgetting gates. furthermore, reference [17] improved the transformer model, and verified the feasibility and effectiveness of the method on multiple public data sets by adjusting the attention window in its multi-head attention mechanism. although deep learning has made remarkable progress in the field of speech emotion recognition, the research of tibetan speech emotion recognition is still relatively lagging behind. as a unique minority language, tibetan faces multiple challenges in speech emotion recognition, including data scarcity, labeling difficulties and differences in emotion expression habits [18]. although some researchers have been involved in the field of tibetan speech emotion recognition, they mainly fuse multiple llds. however, these methods have some problems, such as too high emotional feature dimension, too cumbersome emotional feature extraction, complex network design and high computing power consumption [19]. to effectively address these challenges, an 86 innovative lightweight network model is proposed in this paper. this model combines the spatiotemporal feature extraction of mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (mfcc) with the powerful vectorization capabilities of capsule networks, aiming to achieve accurate recognition of tibetan speech emotions. in order to comprehensively evaluate and verify the performance of the model, this paper conducts experiments in emo-db, ravdess corpus, and the selfbuilt tibetan speech emotion corpus tbsec001, and finally achieves satisfactory classification results. the main research contents of this paper are as follows: (1) a tibetan speech emotion corpus tbsec001 is constructed and improved, which provides data resources for related research. (2) a lightweight network model is proposed, which fuses the spatiotemporal features of mfcc coefficients and the vectorization capability of capsule networks. the self-built corpus tbsec001 was used for tibetan speech emotion recognition, and the accuracy was 81.52%, and the unweighted average accuracy (ua) was 85.63% and 95.54% on emo-db and ravdess corpus, respectively. 2. model design the network model structure proposed in this paper is shown in figure 1. it is mainly composed of four parts: mfcc (input feature), spatiotemporal feature extraction backbone network (stfeatcnn-4l), capsule network layer and margin-loss (loss function). fig 1. overall structure of the model first, the model receives and processes the mfcc as features, and these features are sent to the spatiotemporal feature extraction backbone network stfeatcnn-4l to extract spatiotemporal information; then, the data is transmitted to the capsule layer. with its unique dynamic routing update algorithm, the capsule network layer efficiently processes the input features and outputs the prediction results for emotion; finally, margin-loss is used as the loss function to guide the model to adjust parameters to optimize the performance of the model, so as to complete the task of efficient and accurate speech emotion recognition. table 1. parameter configuration of stfeatcnn-4l layer layer name components kernel size stride input channel output channel conv1 convolutional layer 3×3 1×1 1 96 bn (batch normalization) + relu max-pooling 2×2 1×1 dropout conv2 convolutional layer 3×3 1×1 96 96 bn + relu max-pooling 2×2 1×1 dropout conv3 convolutional layer 3×3 1×1 96 96 bn + relu max-pooling 2×2 1×1 dropout conv4 convolutional layer 3×3 1×1 96 96 × emotion types relu (1) backbone network stfeatcnn-4l in order to extract the spatiotemporal features of mfcc, the backbone network stfeatcnn-4l is designed in this paper. in stfeatcnn-4l, the scaling invariance of cnn is adopted to capture and retain the key features among the input features [20], while multiple convolutional filters are used. 87 these filters are able to learn and extract different spatial features in mfcc, and by combining spatiotemporal features, the network can understand the spatial structure of the speech signal more comprehensively [21, 22], thus improving the recognition performance. in addition, batch normalization is introduced in each layer of the network to reduce the internal covariate shift and stabilize the training process; using relu activation function to increase nonlinear expression ability; using max-pooling to reduce dimensionality and preserve important features; dropout is adopted to prevent overfitting and improve generalization performance. regarding the specific parameter configuration of stfeatcnn-4l, table 1 provides an explanation. (2) capsule network layer the capsule network layer consists of the main capsule layer (primarycaps) and the label capsule layer (labelcaps). compared with the convolutional neural network, its remarkable feature is that can convert the calculated neurons from a single value into a vector [23]. this vector not only reflects the existence of neurons, but also contains their directionality. in order to make full use of this feature and obtain spatiotemporal features, this paper will convolve and reshape the features after stfeatcnn-4l, and then use dimensional transformation to turn them into multiple capsule vectors, finally forming primarycaps. the capsules in primarycaps are output to labelscaps after updating the algorithm through dynamic routing. table 2 shows the changes of features before and after shaping and dimension transformation, where l(length) and w(width) represent the dimensions of features after stfeatcnn-4 l. table 2. changes in characteristic dimensions of capsule network operation input feature shape output feature shape original features [batch, 96 × emotion types, l, w] reshape [batch, 96 × emotion types, l, w] [batch, 96, emotion types, l × w] dimension permutation [batch, 96, emotion types, l × w] [batch, emotion types, l × w, 96] the core component of capsule network is dynamic routing update algorithm. assuming that the number of iterations is , each capsule is represented by , and initialize routing parameter 0 . in each iteration 1,2, … , , the dot-multiplication operation with the weight matrix and needs to be performed, and the value obtained by dotmultiplication is multiplied by the coefficient and accumulated to obtain . at the same time, in order to represent whether the vector exists or not, it is squash normalized to obtain jv . the specific formula is as follows: |ˆ ꞏi j ij iwu u (1) exp( ) ( ) exp( ) ij ij ij k ik b c softmax b b    (2) |ˆj i ij j ic us  (3) 2 2 | || || ( ) 1 || || || | j j j j j j v s s s squa h s s s    (4) then update the routing coefficients ijb ： |ˆij ij j i jub b v   (5) repeat the above steps until iterations are completed, the updated is sent to the labelscaps layer. in this layer, it is necessary to modulate each emotion and use a softmax function to predict the possibility of each emotion, and finally realize the task of speech emotion recognition. according to the core mechanism of the dynamic routing update algorithm, the capsule network will adjust the length of the "sum vector" and each prediction vector according to the similarity between them during the route update process, that is, the vector with high similarity will be elongated, while the vector with low similarity will become shorter. this mechanism ensures that vectors that are more similar to "sum vectors" can be sent to labelcaps more, thus effectively achieving classification effects. according to the characteristics of capsule network, this paper deeply studies the parameter of weight matrix in dynamic routing algorithm. when the weight matrix is assigned to each capsule separately for training, the model parameters will increase dramatically, and problems such as overfitting, gradient explosion and gradient disappearance will also occur. therefore, this paper adopts the method of sharing weights, which reduces the complexity of the model and allows multiple capsules to share the same set of weights, so that the model can more accurately grasp the internal relationship between features and improve its generalization ability. (3) loss function the loss function used in this paper is the margin-loss function. compared with traditional loss functions such as cross entropy and mean square error, margin-loss focuses more on the relative distance and interval between samples, it can maximize the interval of different types of samples to optimize the model [24]. margin-loss is calculated as follows: 2 2(0, || || ) (1 ) (0,|| || )c c c c cl t max m v t max v m        (6) among them, is the vector obtained by one-hot encoding the emotion label, represents the modulo of each emotion entity, ∈ 0,1 . 3. experimental analysis (1) corpus to realize tibetan speech emotion recognition, this paper constructs a tibetan speech emotion corpus: tbsec001. at the same time, in order to enhance the comprehensiveness and accuracy of the research, this paper also selects two widely recognized public corpora as supplements: emo-db and ravdess [25]. the tbsec001 corpus consists of speeches by 12 native tibetan speakers, including 6 women and 6 men. all the participants in the recording are from tibet university, and their mother tongues are ‘weizang’ dialect. the database contains five emotional categories: angry, fear, happy, neutral and sad. during the recording process, 12 recording personnel not only participated in the recording work, but also checked each others emotional expression of the audio to ensure that each audio can accurately convey the preset emotion. the audio that does not meet the requirements is culled to ensure the overall quality of the corpus. through repeated inspection 88 and recording, the tbsec001 corpus finally included 6,000 emotional and high-quality tibetan speeches. these speech samples can provide solid data support for the research of this paper. table 3 lists the specific information of tbsec001 sentiment corpus in detail. table 3. introduction to tbsec001 speech emotion corpus corpus tbsec001 language tibetan dialect weizang dialect type performance type types of emotions 5 kinds number of recordings 6 males 6 females tone 4 characteristics of consonant pronunciation voiced consonants are cleared and complex consonants are simplified [26] characteristics of vowel pronunciation nasalized & non-nasalized vowels [27] duration 0.8 ~ 4 seconds number of corpus 1200 items for each of 5 emotions, 6000 items in total in addition to some basic information about tbsec001, table 3 also illustrates some unique features of tibetan pronunciation: literature [26] shows that tibetan has a tendency to clear voiced consonants and simplify complex consonants; in terms of vowels, the vowels of unit sounds, especially the vowels of nasalized vowels, have increased, forming two kinds of complex vowel vowels: nasalized vowels and non-nasalized vowels. in addition, tibetan has four tones, and the cadence of tones can help it better express a person’s emotions. overall, it is feasible to use tbsec001 for tibetan language speech emotion recognition. emo-db corpus, also known as berlin emotional speech database, is a performance corpus recorded by the technical university of berlin, germany, containing 5 men and 5 women, cover seven different emotional types: angry, boredom, disgust, fear, happy, neutral and sad. in this paper, five emotions: angry, fear, happy, neutral and sad, are selected to evaluate the performance of the model. the full name of ravdess corpus is ryerson audiovisual database of emotional speech and song. it is a widely used speech and emotional corpus recorded by a total of 24 actors including 12 men and 12 women. the corpus is divided into speech part and song part. this paper uses the corpus of songs, and there are six emotions: angry, calm, fear, happy, neutral and sad. (2) experimental preparation and evaluation methods in this paper, nvidia tesla p40 is used as the hardware platform, and tensorflow is selected as the deep learning framework. all corpus files are read at a sampling rate of 16k, and the mfcc of audio segments are extracted by using librosa library. in addition, the data set is divided into training set and verification set according to the ratio of 4: 1. the entire training process is set to 300 rounds, and the adam optimizer is used to optimize the model. in order to effectively deal with the gradient instability in the training process, this paper adopts a strategy of dynamically adjusting the learning rate: every 100 training rounds, the learning rate is halved. this strategy aims to maintain the convergence speed of the model while ensuring the stability and generalization ability of training. according to the characteristics of each corpus, different initial learning rates are applied. tables 4 and 5 detail the usage details of the corpus, as well as the dimensions and related parameters of the extracted mfcc. table 4. corpus emotion and quantity statistics table corpus angry calm fear happy neutral sad number of training number of testing total tbsec001 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 4800 1200 6000 emo-db 129 69 72 99 135 404 100 504 ravdess 184 184 184 184 92 184 663 165 828 table 5. mfcc dimensions and parameter configuration extracted from each corpus corpus mfcc dimension fft window frame shift mel filter learning rate tbsec001 45 2048 512 45 0.005 emo-db 42 800 200 42 0.0001 ravdess 45 800 200 45 0.0001 the indexes used in the model evaluation are unweighted accuracy (ua) and weighted accuracy (wa). the formula is as follows: ua t n  (7) i itwa n    (8) among them, represents the total number of samples, represents the total number of samples with correct prediction, represents the proportion of type of emotion in the total samples, and represents the number of samples with correct prediction for type of emotion. (3) experimental results and analysis in the ser task experiment for tbsec001 corpus, the training process of the model is shown in figure 2. within the first 100 rounds of training, the model effectively learns the emotional features in the data, and the test curve converges rapidly. between 100-300 rounds, although there were some fluctuations in the test part, the overall performance was still good. the final model achieved an accuracy rate of 81.52%, and the loss value was stable around 0.16. 89 (a) tbsec001 corpus training and testing accuracy curve (b) tbsec001 corpus training and validation loss curves fig 2. accuracy and loss curve of tbsec001 corpus in order to explain the prediction of each emotion in more detail, the confusion matrix is drawn in this paper, as shown in figure 3. among them, the classification effect of angry emotions is the best, and a total of 83.92% of angry emotions are successfully identified. 11.61% of fear was identified as sad. overall, tbsec001 performs well on the model in this paper. fig 3. confusion matrix of this model on tbsec001 corpus the training process of the emo-db corpus is shown in figure 4. it can be seen from the figure that with the increase of training rounds, the ua gradually increases, and the maximum ua value of 85.63% is obtained when the training rounds reach about 270. compared with the accuracy curve, the loss value of the loss curve fluctuates greatly, and the loss value fluctuates between 0.15 and 0.19. (a) training and validation accuracy curves of emo-db corpus (b) training and validation loss value curves of emo-db corpus fig 4. accuracy and loss curve of emo-db corpus the confusion matrix in fig. 5 describes the classification of emo-db corpus by the model in this paper, in which the recognition effect of neutral and sad emotions is better, reaching the accuracy rates of 95.00% and 96.88% respectively; however, the recognition ability of fear and happy emotions is low, which may be due to their fewer corpus files, which leads to the better classification effect of other emotions. fig 5. confusion matrix of this model on emo-db corpus figure 6 depicts the training of the model in this paper on the ravdess corpus. it can be seen from the figure that the accuracy of the model increases with the increase of training rounds, and the maximum ua value is 95.54% around the 290th round; loss values fluctuate between 0.05 and 0.1. 90 (a) training and validation accuracy curves of ravdess corpus (b) training and validation loss value curves of ravdess corpus fig 6. accuracy and loss curve of tbsec001 corpus in the confusion matrix of figure 7, calm, happy and neutral emotions perform best, and their accuracy rates all reach 100.00%. fear was the worst, and 6.98% of the corpus were predicted to be angry and sad. fig 7. confusion matrix of this model on ravdess corpus (3) comparative experiment in this paper, the proposed model is compared with the speech emotion recognition models published in the past three years, and comparative experiments are carried out on tbsec001, emo-db and ravdess corpus. see table 6 for details. it can be seen from table 8 that although the model in this paper does not perform well enough on tbsec001 and emo-db corpus, only the single feature of mfcc is used as input when dealing with tbsec001 corpus. compared with the complex feature set of multiple llds and high-level statistical functions (hsfs) in literature [19], its feature dimensions are greatly simplified. on the ravdess corpus, this model has achieved the best results. table 6. comparison between the model in this paper and the existing model model trait tbsec001 (accuracy) emo-db (ua) ravdess (ua) literature [19] llds & hsfs 88.40% 84.10% 74.30% literature [28] mfcc 95.17% 91.93% literature [29] mel spectrogram 90.20% 85.80% the model of this paper mfcc 81.52% 85.63% 95.54% 4. conclusion this paper focuses on the field of tibetan speech emotion recognition, and constructs a lightweight speech emotion recognition model for the problems of relatively few research and complex feature extraction methods. the model takes mfcc as input features. by extracting the spatiotemporal features of mfcc and combining the dynamic routing update algorithm of capsule network, margin-loss is used to guide the model to update parameters. satisfactory recognition results are achieved in the self-built corpus tbsec001 and public corpora emo-db and ravdess. in addition, compared with the existing excellent models, the experiment has a good performance, and also shows strong competitiveness and generalization ability. in future work, based on this model, we will combine the knowledge of deep learning and machine learning, new algorithms and models will be proposed to better handle speech emotion recognition tasks. references [1] mencattini a, martinelli e, ringeval f, et al. continuous estimation of emotions in speech by dynamic cooperative speaker models [j]. ieee transactions on affective computing, 2016, 8 (3): 314-327. 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[29] sadok s, leglaive s, séguier r. a vector quantized masked autoencoder for speech emotion recognition [c]//2023 ieee international conference on acoustics, speech, and signal processing workshops (icasspw). ieee, 2023: 1-5. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 39 improving the performance and efficiency of convolutional neural networks (cnns) on image classification tasks via fixed‐point quantization and structured pruning yingjie song * lappeenranta university of technology, lahti, 53850, finland * corresponding author email: yingjie.song@student.lut.fi abstract: this study explores the combined use of fixed-point quantization and structured pruning to optimize the performance and efficiency of convolutional neural networks (cnns) in image classification tasks. these techniques can be used to reduce model size and computational complexity, making cnns more suitable for deployment in resource-constrained environments such as mobile devices and embedded systems. fixed-point quantization methods can reduce the bit-width of weights and activations, thereby reducing the computational load and memory footprint. on the other hand, structured pruning systematically removes unimportant convolutional filters or channels, which further reduces the model size and increases the inference speed. an experimental evaluation was performed on the imagenet dataset using the resnet-50 architecture. the results show that the combined strategy of quantization and pruning reduces the model size by up to 75% and increases the inference speed by 50%, while maintaining a classification accuracy of 74.5%, compared to 76.4% for the baseline model. considering the significant increase in efficiency, a slight decrease in accuracy is acceptable. the results show that the integrated approach effectively compresses and accelerates the cnn model without a significant drop in accuracy, making it ideal for real-time applications. keywords: convolutional neural networks; fixed-point quantization; structured pruning; model compression; image classification. 1. introduction convolutional neural networks (cnns) have a wide range of application scenarios in the field of computer vision. for example, image classification, target detection, face recognition, image generation, etc. cnns can extract multilayered features of an image through layers of stacked convolutional kernels, thus realizing highly complex vision tasks. although cnns are excellent in performance, the high demand of computational and storage resources has become an urgent problem in applications. facing this challenge, how to compress the model parameter size and reduce the computational complexity without significantly degrading the model performance has become an important research direction. to solve this problem, researchers have proposed a variety of model optimization techniques, among which quantization and pruning are the two most used methods. the objective of this study is to combine fixed-point quantization and structured pruning techniques to design a cnn optimization strategy that can operate efficiently in resourceconstrained environments. 2. quantitative techniques fixed-point quantization converts the floating-point weights and activation values of a model from 32-bit precision to 8-bit or even fixed-point integral representations. this quantization technique can significantly reduce the storage requirements and computation of the model, thus improving inference speed [1]. this technique is particularly suitable for resource-constrained environments such as mobile devices, and in network architectures such as google's mobile net, especially in resource-constrained environments such as mobile devices and embedded systems, models with fixed-point quantization have shown significant improvement in inference speed compared to floating-point models [2]. 3. pruning techniques to solve the sparsity problem of weighted pruning, structured pruning has emerged. structured pruning compresses by removing the entire convolutional kernel, channel, or even layer, which allows the pruned model to still maintain structural integrity and facilitates efficient acceleration on hardware [3,4]. various structured pruning algorithms have been integrated into baidu's paddle framework for optimizing the deployment of deep learning models in production environments [3]. the advantage of structured pruning is that it not only reduces the number of parameters in the model, but also effectively improves the inference speed, especially in embedded or mobile devices. however, the design and implementation of structured pruning is more complex. pruning needs to ensure that the network structure is not damaged, to ensure that the model after pruning still has good training stability and inference accuracy. 4. design and optimization of quantitative methods 4.1. selection of quantization bit width 8-bit is the most common choice of quantization bit width because it has high computational efficiency in hardware gas pedals, while being able to guarantee the accuracy of most models [1]. however, in some applications that require less accuracy, lower bit widths can be chosen to further reduce the 40 computational effort [4]. too low a bit width can lead to insufficient representation capability of the model, thus affecting the classification accuracy. too high a bit width can reduce the accuracy loss, but it is difficult to fully utilize the advantages of quantization techniques. 4.2. qat quantization-aware training (qat) is a method that simulates quantization operations during training. unlike direct quantization of a trained model, qat introduces the simulation of quantization errors during the training phase, thus allowing the model to adapt to changes in accuracy after quantization during training [1,2]. we choose a layer-by-layer quantization strategy, where different network layers play different roles in the model, so that the quantization bit-width can be chosen to be higher at, for example, 8-bit for the convolutional layer, and lower for the fully connected layer. this can further reduce the computational effort of the model while minimizing the loss of accuracy. 5. optimization strategies for quantitative methods we must design for inter-layer quantization differentiation. different layers in a cnn have different sensitivities to quantization. in general, convolutional layers close to the input layer are more sensitive to quantization because these layers extract low-level image features, while fully connected layers close to the output layer are less sensitive to quantization. a balance between performance and accuracy can be achieved by using higher quantization accuracy in the sensitive layers and lower bit widths in the insensitive layers [1,2]. zero offset in the quantization process is one of the key factors affecting the accuracy of the model. according to the distribution characteristics of the weights and activation values of each layer, the position of the zero point is dynamically adjusted so that the quantized value can better cover the actual data distribution and reduce the bias introduced by quantization [1]. to further improve the robustness of the quantization model, quantization techniques can be used in conjunction with regularization methods. during the training process, the regularization term is used to constrain the weight distribution after quantization [1,2], making the model more robust under fixed-point representation. this method can effectively reduce the overfitting phenomenon and improve the generalization ability of the model [4]. the imagenet dataset is selected for experiments to evaluate the effect of quantization methods on model performance. the cnn architecture is chosen as the experimental object to analyze the effect of quantization methods by comparing the model performance before and after quantization. the metrics of model accuracy, inference speed, model size, and memory consumption after quantization are evaluated, focusing on the trade-off between accuracy loss and computational complexity. model accuracy, the resnet-50 model has a top-1 classification accuracy of 76.4% and a top-5 accuracy of 93.2% on the imagenet validation set. this is the best performance metric for the unquantized model. inference speed, tested on a gpu (nvidia v100), the inference speed of the unquantized model is about 90 fps (frames per second), i.e., it can process 90 images per second. model size, the storage requirement of the unquantized model is 98 mb, which is mainly determined by the number of parameters (about 25.5 million parameters). memory consumption, during the test, the model occupied about 1.5 gb of video memory. after 8-bit fixed-point quantization, the top-1 accuracy of the model decreases to 74.8% and the top-5 accuracy decreases to 92.0%. this indicates that quantization brings some accuracy loss, which is mainly due to the decrease in parameter accuracy during the quantization process, resulting in a decrease in the model's ability to capture subtle features. the inference speed of the quantized model on the same gpu increases to 150 fps, an improvement of about 66%. this is due to the higher parallelism of 8-bit operations on the gpu, as well as the reduced computation of each weight and activation value, which significantly speeds up the inference of the model. the size of the 8-bit quantized model is about 25 mb, which is about a quarter of the original model. the significant reduction in the size of the quantized model means that it is more efficiently deployed in mobile devices and embedded systems, reducing storage requirements. the memory footprint of the quantized model drops to about 600mb, a reduction of about 60%. this is because the activation values and intermediate feature maps of each layer are quantized to 8-bits during the forward propagation process, significantly reducing memory requirements. the 8-bit quantization brings about 1.6% top 1 accuracy degradation, but this accuracy loss is acceptable in real application scenarios after model compression. for certain application scenarios with low accuracy requirements, the accuracy of the quantized model is sufficient to meet the needs. the computational complexity of the quantized model is significantly reduced, and the inference speed is improved by 66%. it is useful for real-time applications in mobile devices, embedded systems, etc. 6. optimization strategies for pruning methods the first step in choosing a pruning method is to cut out the convolutional kernels and selectively remove unimportant convolutional kernels, thus reducing the amount of computation and the number of parameters. pruning channels removes the entire channel and can significantly reduce the amount of computation for the network, but make sure that the network is still able to effectively capture the features of the input image after pruning. clipping layers can, in some cases, remove entire convolutional layers, but this usually significantly affects the feature extraction capability of the model, so special care is needed. 6.1. iterative pruning process the number of parameters and computation of the model will be significantly reduced after the initial pruning, but the accuracy may be significantly reduced. retraining of the pruned model is performed to retune the model parameters using the training data from the unpruned time to restore the classification accuracy of the model [3]. a lower learning rate can be used for retraining to avoid drastic parameter changes in the model. the pruning and retraining process described above is repeated, with a portion of unimportant convolutional kernels or channels cut out each time and retrained. through multiple iterations, the computational and parametric quantities of the model are gradually reduced 41 while keeping the accuracy loss within acceptable limits [5]. 6.2. hyperparameter selection during pruning the proportion of convolutional kernels or channels removed at each pruning is an important hyperparameter in the pruning process. it can usually be started from 10% and gradually adjusted experimentally to find the optimal pruning ratio. the number of retraining sessions after pruning depends on the recovery of model accuracy. usually, several complete rounds of retraining are required after pruning to recover the model accuracy [3,4]. 6.3. experimental design and evaluation of effects the imagenet dataset is selected for the experiment and the benchmark model is resnet-50. the original resnet-50 model has a top-1 accuracy of 76.4% and a top-5 accuracy of 93.2% on the imagenet validation set. after several rounds of pruning and retraining, the model with a pruning ratio of 50% is able to control the top-1 accuracy at about 74.0% and the top-5 accuracy at about 91.5%. the size of the pruned model is reduced by about 50%, from 98mb to about 49mb, and the inference speed of the pruned model is improved by about 40% on gpu, indicating that structured pruning has obvious advantages in improving inference efficiency. 7. combining strategies while quantization or pruning techniques alone can be effective in compressing models, a combination of the two can further optimize model performance. however, quantization faces challenges when combined with pruning. both quantization and pruning introduce a certain loss of accuracy, and the superposition of the two may lead to an excessive decrease in accuracy, making it difficult to meet the accuracy requirements of practical applications. choosing the appropriate combination order is crucial to maximize the model performance [4]. the structure of the model changes after pruning, while quantization requires stable weight distribution in each layer, so the training stability of the model after pruning becomes a problem to be solved. 7.1. design and implementation of combination strategies the first strategy is pruning followed by quantization, where unimportant convolutional kernels or channels are first removed from the model based on weight importance or redundancy analysis. this stage can be done by using structured pruning methods to remove redundant convolutional kernels, channels, or entire convolutional layers. the model accuracy usually decreases after pruning, so the pruned model needs to be retrained to restore accuracy. at this stage, the structure of the model is fixed, providing a basis for subsequent quantization. quantization aware training of the pruned model. since the pruned model is already more streamlined, qat can further quantize the weights and activation values into low precision fixed-point representations, thus significantly reducing the amount of computation and storage requirements [1-4]. then there is a post-quantization pruning strategy, which first performs preliminary quantization, quantization-aware training on the original model, and converts the weights and activation values of the model into fixed-point representations. this stage can reduce the computational complexity of the model and provide an optimization basis for subsequent pruning operations [1,2]. based on the quantized model, unimportant convolutional kernels or channels are selectively removed based on the quantized weight distribution and activation value range [1]. unlike traditional pruning, the weights of the model have been quantized at this point, and the accuracy of the quantized weights needs to be considered when pruning. the pruned model needs to be retrained to recover accuracy. at this point, the retrained model is already in its quantized form, and the quantization operation simulated during training makes the model more robust and better able to adapt to the loss of accuracy after quantization [1,3-4]. 7.2. experimentation and effectiveness evaluation of combination strategies experiments are conducted using the imagenet dataset to evaluate the impact of the two combined strategies on the model performance. resnet-50 is chosen as the benchmark model, and the original unpruned and unquantized model is first trained and its top 1 and top 5 accuracies are recorded. this includes accuracy loss (top 1 and top 5 accuracy), model size, inference speed, and memory usage. 7.2.1. effects of quantification after pruning model size, the size of the model that is pruned and then quantized is reduced by about 75%, from 98mb in the original model to about 25mb.inference speed, the inference speed of the model that is pruned and then quantized is increased by about 60%, which can significantly improve the inference efficiency. accuracy, in terms of top 1 accuracy, the model accuracy decreases from the original 76.4% to 74.5%, and top-5 accuracy decreases from 93.2% to 91.0%. the accuracy loss is relatively controllable. 7.2.2. quantifying the effect of post pruning model size, quantization followed by pruning reduces the model size by about 70%, from 98mb in the original model to about 30mb. inference speed, quantization followed by pruning improves the inference speed of the model by about 50%, which is slightly less effective than the quantization strategy after pruning. accuracy, top 1 accuracy decreased from 76.4% to 73.0% and top-5 accuracy decreased from 93.2% to 90.0%. the loss of accuracy is large, and the retraining process is difficult to fully recover. 7.2.3. optimization strategies and future research directions a joint optimization strategy is used to consider quantization and pruning simultaneously, design a joint loss function, and dynamically weigh the effects of both during the training process to maximize the model compression rate while minimizing the accuracy loss. explore the joint optimization strategy of quantization and pruning in multi-task learning for efficient compression and acceleration of multi-task models. design adaptive quantization and pruning strategies 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(2024). flexible quantization for efficient convolutional neural networks. electronics, 13(10), 1923. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 11 3d point cloud semantic segmentation based on multi‐ scale dense nested networks zishuo wang 1, tianxiang lai 1, yufeng wang 1, xingquan gao 2 1 school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china 2 school of information engineering, jilin vocational college of industry and technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china abstract: aiming at the problem that the relationship between geometric features and semantic features is ignored in the point cloud data downsampling process, which leads to inaccurate segmentation of object boundaries and structural details, this paper proposes a 3d point cloud semantic segmentation network based on multi-scale dense nested type. firstly, a dense nested network architecture is constructed by nesting multiple multi-scale feature fusion modules to fuse multi-scale features of different directions between encoder-decoder paths, so as to effectively propagate local ge-ometric context information and enhance the ability of cross-scale information interaction. secondly, a local feature aggregation unit is constructed in the multi-scale feature fusion module, which strengthens the structural awareness within the local point set based on graph convolution and attention mechanism, and promotes the complementarity of local geometric features and abstract semantic information. then, the crosslayer multi-loss supervision module is combined to further optimize the multi-scale feature propagation, which makes the network training more stable and improves the point cloud segmentation accuracy. finally, this paper verified the proposed network on the s3dis dataset. the experimental results show that the proposed network has the mean intersection over union of 71.2% and the overall accuracy of 88.7%, which is 1.2 and 0.7 percentage points higher than randla-net, respectively, which proves that the proposed network can effectively improve the accuracy of 3d point cloud semantic segmentation. keywords: point cloud semantic segmentation; nested networks; multi-scale feature fusion; dense connection. 1. introduction point cloud data can provide rich geometric shape and depth information when describing three-dimensional scenes, and is widely used in artificial intelligence fields such as automatic driving, robotics, and three-dimensional reconstruction[1]. the purpose of point cloud semantic segmentation is to identify the semantic labels of each point in the point cloud for semantic understanding and environment perception of scene objects. with the development of 3d sensing technology and the generalization of data annotation[2],deep learning methods have achieved good results on tasks such as image denoising[3], super resolution reconstruction[4], object classification[5] and semantic segmentation[6]. at present, many novels or enhanced semantic segmentation methods have been proposed. su et al.[7] proposed an image-based multi-view convolutional neural network (mvcnn), which used cnn to extract multi-view two-dimensional image features to improve segmentation accuracy. boulch et al.[8] marked rgb and depth composite views pixel by pixel and proposed snapnet network to improve the segmentation ability in the face of large-scale point cloud scenes. riegler et al.[9] built the octnet network by dividing space by octree layers, which significantly reduced the computing and memory requirements. qi et al.[10] proposed pointnet network, which realized end-to-end semantic segmentation for the first time. however, it ignores the rich local geometric features, resulting in low semantic segmentation accuracy for complex scenes. in order to capture local geometric shapes and details from the point cloud and enhance context dependence, qi et al.[11] adopted multi-scale sampling and group fusion mechanism to improve the pointnet network, and then proposed the pointnet++ network, and extracted finer granularity semantic features by stacking multiple feature abstraction layers. hu et al.[12] proposed that randla-net network can effectively capture and retain local geometric features in point clouds by introducing local feature aggregation module to model the spatial relationship between points. li et al.[13] developed the x conversion operator pointcnn and used it to learn the characteristics of the input point cloud in order to obtain highlevel semantics. wu et al.[14] extended the dynamic filter to a new convolution operation called pointconv, which can be used to compute the features of a set of points in threedimensional space. in addition, du jing et al. [15] proposed a point cloud segmentation network based on multi-feature fusion and residual optimization, and optimized the network training by adding residual blocks into the feature aggregation module. liu et al.[16] used a deep network pospool and a simple local aggregation operator to analyze point clouds. xu et al.[17] proposed a position-adaptive convolution operator paconv with dynamic kernel components to make full use of the characteristics of neighborhood point clouds. hao wen et al. [18] built a multi-feature fusion dynamic graph convolutional neural network by mapping low-dimensional geometric features to high-dimensional space, extracting and fusing geometric shape features and high-level semantic features, and improved the ability to capture network feature distribution. to sum up, the existing 3d point cloud semantic segmentation methods mainly include multi-view-based methods, voxel-based methods, and point-based methods. the multi-view based method and the voxel-based method will lose part of the feature information in the process of data form conversion, which also increases the computation cost and memory overhead. the point based method can retain the spatial characteristics of the original point cloud data, and can effectively solve the problem of irregularity and disorder of the point cloud, so it has become the mainstream research 12 method. however, in the process of point sampling, the learning of local features is limited to the input point cloud, and the edges of some sparse point clouds are still difficult to be accurately segmented. although the random sampling method can reduce the amount of point cloud processed in the process of network downsampling, it sacrifices the accuracy of the point cloud feature extraction. to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a multiscale dense nested network architecture, which can extract rich point feature information at different network depths. the multi-scale feature fusion module utilizes the ability of graph convolution and attention mechanism to capture information in the local feature aggregation unit, so that the geometric structure information from different directions and levels can be integrated more comprehensively. in order to ensure the steady-state of the multi-scale feature fusion process, a crosslayer multi-loss monitoring module is proposed, which can realize the efficient training control of the network by adding sub-losses and adjusting class weights. 2. network model 2.1. dense nested network architecture the network proposed in this paper is based on multi-scale dense nested network architecture. as shown in figure 1, the black solid and dotted arrows are direct connection and dense jump connection respectively, the blue and purple arrows are up-sampling and down-sampling processes respectively, and the circle part is the multi-scale feature fusion module (mffm), which defines the output feature of each mffm as, where and respectively represent the depth and width of the current network layer. therefore, the output characteristics of each mffm in the second layer are shown in formula (1):               1, , , 1 1, 1, 1 , 1 1, 1, 1 ,0 0 , , 1, 2,3 , , , 4 i j i j i j i j i j i j i j i j i d f j f fa f d f u f j fa f d f u f f j                             (1) among  , is the feature splice,  fa is the aggregation of features in the block,  d and  u are downsampled and upsampled respectively. 0,0 5,0f f indicates the encoder path direction, 5,0 0,5f f is the decoder path direction. mffm is densely nested in coding-decoder paths of different depths to accurately extract point-by-point local geometric details, thus propagating multi-scale features more effectively. fig 1. mdnn network architecture first, the point cloud is input into a shared fully connected layer, extracting the initial features of each point from the original point cloud. secondly, the learned feature information is input into 0,0f ,through horizontal and vertical connections, feature information can be propagated between different levels. compared with methods such as farthest point sampling[19], and inverse density sampling [20], mdnn uses random sampling operations to reduce the spatial resolution of point features, thereby improving computational efficiency and abstraction. then, along the direction of the encoder path, the network gradually sparse the point cloud (where n is the number of points) in the order of (n→n/4→n/16→n/64→n/256→n/512), each level of mffm learns the multi-scale of point features at multiple network levels, and gradually expands the receiving domain to obtain higher level of abstract semantic features. at the same time, along the direction of the decoder path, the spatial resolution of the feature of each point is sympathetically restored through the nearest neighbor interpolation operation in the order of (16→32→64→128→256→512), so as to preserve the geometric details. each level of mffm receives multi-scale nested features and gradually restores the geometric details of the origin features. finally, two shared full connection layers are introduced to map point features to semantic prediction tags. fundamentally different from the original u-shaped architecture with a single coding-decoder path, mdnn further links information flows in multiple directions and scales, and realizes the propagation and fusion of multi-scale features, thus integrating richer geometric information (such as edge and shape details) and more abstract semantic information in the point cloud. the cross-scale information interaction ability of the network is enhanced, which helps to improve the accuracy of the network model to the point-level object segmentation in the face of complex scenes. 13 2.2. multi-scale feature fusion module in order to alleviate the impact of inaccurate segmentation of point boundaries and structural details caused by the reduction of point cloud resolution in the process of downsampling, multi-scale feature fusion modules are nested in different levels of mdnn. by combining multiple information branches, the module obtains high-level abstract features with rich semantic representation capabilities, thereby improving semantic consistency and realizing multiscale information interaction and fusion. as shown in figure 2, the input is a multi-scale feature with different feature resolutions from its previous block. fig 2. multi-scale feature fusion module take the feature fusion module of  , 0i jf i  as an example, first, it receives the subsampled data af , the same resolution data bf from horizontal transmission, and the upsampled data cf ,from vertical transmission, which can be expressed as:  1, 1a i jf d f   (2) , 1b i jf f  (3)  1,c i jf u f  (4) secondly, the feature channels of the three scales are squeezed into the same dimension, and the features of different layers are reused for fusion transformation to obtain the transform features t af , t bf and t cf , which can be expressed as:     t a a a bf f mp f mp f  (5)  t b bf lfau f (6)     t c c b cf f mp f mp f   (7) where,  is dot product,  is addition,  is sigmoid activation function, mp is maxpooling, lfau is local feature aggregation unit(lfau). then, the transformation features are fused and spliced. finally, mlp is used to reduce the channels of stacked features, so as to output fusion feature outf . the multi-scale feature fusion process can be expressed as:  , ,t t t out a b cf mlp f f f    (8) where,mlp is the shared fully connected layer, and  , is the feature splicing. in order to capture local features of cross-scale sampling points at different depths, lfau is used as the basic feature extraction unit in mffm. as shown in figure 3, lfau is mainly composed of two feature graph convolution operators (fgco) and two attention pooling layers (apl). before each fgco, the three-dimensional spatial coordinates of the point cloud were entered into the graph convolution operator together with the original position features and the input point features for relative position coding, so as to reuse the overall morphological information and enhance the module's ability to capture local spatial details and semantic information. to more fully capture the detail and complexity of point cloud data, a dense skip connection (dsc) is used to connect two fgco and apl after sharing the full connection layer for more efficient feature propagation. fig 3. local feature aggregation unit the details of fgco are shown in figure 4, where the key step is the construction of the local neighborhood map. for an unordered point cluster with n points, it can be defined as:  1 2, , , d np p p p r  ,dimension d is generically expressed as the characteristic dimension of a certain layer. the point characteristics corresponding to the point convergence are:  1 2, , , n d p nf f f f r   . first, in the process of constructing the spatial domain of the neighborhood graph, the center point for each input is determined ip ,fgco calculates the distance on euclidean space based on the k-nearest neighbor algorithm, and selects 14 the k neighbor node  3 1,2, ,n k ijp p r j k    closest to point ip and its corresponding neighbor node features  1,2, ,n d k ijf f r j k    . fig 4. feature map convolution operator and attention pooling layer details secondly, a spatial relationship is established for the distance and direction relationship between each point ip and its k nearest neighbor node kp , and a directed graph ig is used to implicitly represent the local structure of the point cloud, as shown in formula (9) :        , 1,2, 1,2, i i i n d i ij i n d i ij ij i g v e v f f r j k e e g f f r j k                    (9) where iv and ie represent the node feature set and edge feature set respectively in the local graph ig , ij if f represents the relationship feature between two points,  g  is a nonlinear function, is a learnable parameter, ije is the directed feature distance between the reference center point ip and its jth adjacent point feature ijf calculated by using the euclidean distance as the edge feature. thirdly, the relative position coding (rpc) followed by the shared multi-layer perceptron is introduced, the local relative feature r ijl of the reference central point ip is obtained through the position information of its adjacent point ijp ,which can be represented as follows:   , , ,r ij i j ij i ij il mlp p p p p p p     (10) where ip and ijp are coordinate points with xyz feature channels,  is the calculation of euclidean distance, and  , is the feature concatenation. then, the edge feature ije of each reference central point ip and the corresponding local relative feature r ijs are combined to obtain the enhanced edge feature ije , as shown in formula (11) : , rij ij ije e l     (11) in order to make more effective use of the most critical information in each enhanced edge feature, the attention pooling to graph pooling strategy based on self-attention mechanism is used to aggregate features. each enhanced edge feature ije of reference center point ip is aggregated to extract local geometric features with high discriminating power. for the resulting set of enhanced edge features   1 2, , ,ij i i ije e e e    ,an attention coefficient ij is learned for each enhanced edge feature using the shared activation function    and maxsoft classifier. the aggregation process is shown in formula (12):      1 exp , max exp , ij ij k ijj e a soft e a                 (12) where 1 da r  is the learnable attention coefficient matrix. finally, each enhanced edge feature ije is multiplied and weighted with the corresponding learned attention coefficient ij , and the central point feature is updated as shown in formula (13):   1 k p iji ij j f e      (13) where p if is the aggregation feature of the reference central point ip in the local graph, and  is the dot product operator. reference resnet [21] residual module design, fgco chose to enhance the perceptual range of each point to capture the features of neighboring points by connecting and stacking two fgco and apl with dense jumps. in order to fully demonstrate the performance of the feature aggregation unit, the local feature extraction capability in the point cloud is visualized. as shown in figure 5, the knn search range is set to 5 in this paper, with red dots representing the central point, purple dots representing the nearest neighbors of the central point, dotted arrows representing the flow direction of information aggregation, and dotted circles representing the range of receptive fields of the central point. in the first stage, shallow local features are captured, and after information flow, the information receptive field of the central point is further expanded in the second stage, and the context information in a larger area is extracted by using the feature maps accumulated in the previous stage. by expanding the sensing domain, mffm promotes feature propagation, ensures computational efficiency, and enhances the ability of the network to capture local features of point cloud data, thus improving the depth extraction ability of the network for multi-scale features. 15 fig 5. visualization of local feature extraction capabilities 2.3. cross-layer multi-loss monitoring module the dense nested network architecture proposed in this paper spans multiple scales in feature fusion, thus increasing the complexity of feature fusion. however, this complexity also makes the network training process difficult to control. to ensure effective training, we need to integrate features efficiently. inspired by deep supervision network[22] and multi-scale structure sensing network[23], mdnn proposes a cross-layer multi-loss supervision module. the module can deeply optimize multiple feature fusion processes across the network, improve the ability of network training control and feature fusion, and further adjust the weight of categories to improve the stability of the network learning process, thus improving the segmentation accuracy of high point cloud. as shown in figure 6, the module adds sub-loss at the end of each decoder, and through cross-level sub-loss supervision, sufficient feedback can be obtained in the training process of different deep networks, thus realizing the training control of the network local architecture. each subloss consists of a 1×1 convolution layer and a weighted cross entropy loss function wcel , wcel advance along the decoder path and dynamically adjust the weights based on the points in each category to solve the class imbalance problem and ensure the effective fusion and backpropagation of multi-scale supervision information. the weighted cross entropy loss function is shown in equation (14): ( ) log( ( ))pn wce i i ii l w p y p y  (14) where pn represents the number of total sample points,  ip y is the true distribution value of the target point,  ip y is the predicted distribution value of the target point, iw represents the weight coefficient of the i th sample point, which can be expressed as: 13 1 , 1, 2,3, ,13 0.02 nt i n n w n n      (15) where nn represents the number of sample points belonging to the n th category, and 13 represents the number of categories in the s3dis dataset. to avoid the situation where the denominator is zero, add a fraction of 0.02 to the denominator. the final loss is calculated based on the predicted output of each sub-loss, and the entire network uses the multi-scale loss function ml to precisely supervise the training. ml consists of two parts, namely the cross-entropy loss function wcel and the correlation loss i wcel . it can be expressed as: 0 1 i i m wce wce i l l l     (16) fig 6. cross-layer multi-loss monitoring module where  is the scale factor controlling the two loss functions, i is the number of network layers, which is set as 5 in this study, 0 wcel and i wcel represent the output loss of layer 0 and layer i of the network. 3. experimental results and analysis in this paper, the indoor data set s3dis[24] is used to verify the performance of mdnn network in 3d point cloud semantic segmentation task. firstly, comparison experiments were conducted with mainstream networks such as pointnet[10], randla-net[12] and pointcnn[13], and then the effectiveness of each innovation point of mdnn was verified through ablation experiments. finally, based on all the experimental results, the overall performance of mdnn is analyzed and summarized. 3.1. experimental data set stanford large 3d indoor spatial dataset s3dis[24] is a large indoor 3d point cloud dataset with pixel level semantic annotation provided by stanford university. it contains six teaching and office areas with a total of 695,878,620 3d points, with color information and semantic labels. the data is semantically divided into 272 rooms, annotated with 12 semantic elements and an additional clutter label, and the characteristics of the points consist of 9 dimensions in total, including 3d coordinates, rgb features, and normalized positions. it is commonly used for indoor semantic segmentation[25]. select area 5 as the test set and the rest as the training set. the data in region 5 and other regions are not in the same building, and there are certain differences in the objects in the scene. this division can more accurately test the accuracy of mdnn semantic segmentation and the generalization ability of point cloud data recognition. 3.2. environment configuration and evaluation indicators the network proposed in this study trained 200 rounds on two geforce rtx 3090 gpus (24gb video memory). the 16 cuda10.6 gpu running environment was built on ubuntu20.04 system, and the deep learning framework was based on python and pytorch platform. in this paper, the nearest neighbor point k value used in the training and testing model is 16, the learning rate starts from 0.01, decutes at a rate of 0.3 after every 10 rounds, and the momentum is 0.95. adam optimization algorithm is used to minimize the loss function. this paper follows the standard practice of isprs[26] (international society for photogrammetry and remote sensing) competition, using mean crossover ratio (miou), class mean accuracy (macc) and overall accuracy (oa) as evaluation indicators. miou represents the intersection/union of true values and predicted values, and is used to evaluate the accuracy of all object class segmentation; macc represents the average recognition accuracy of the model for each category, and is used to measure whether the recognition ability of the model for all categories is balanced. oa represents the percentage of the total input category that predicts the correct category and is used to assess the accuracy of the overall segmentation. assume that tp, fp, tn, and fn represent true, false positive, true negative, and false negative respectively, and k represents the number of semantic categories in the dataset. its calculation formula is as follows: 0 1 1 k i tp miou k tp fp fn     (17) 0 1 1 k i i i i tp macc k tp fn    (18) tp tn oa tp fp fn tn      (19) 3.3. analysis of experimental results in this paper, the performance of mdnn on large-scale scene semantic segmentation task was tested on s3dis point cloud dataset. table 1 shows the comparison of evaluation indexes of semantic segmentation between the network in this paper and nine advanced networks. table 1. quantitative experimental results of different networks on the s3dis dataset (6-fold cross-validation) network miou(%) macc (%) oa (%) pointnet[10] 47.6 66.2 78.6 pointnet++[11] 54.5 67.1 81.0 dgcnn[27] 56.1 84.1 pointcnn[13] 65.4 75.6 88.1 ga-net[28] 63.7 87.6 pointweb[29] 66.7 76.2 87.3 randla-net[12] 70.0 82.0 88.0 baf-lac[30] 71.7 82.5 88.2 scf-net[31] 71.6 82.7 88.4 mdnn 71.2 83.9 88.7 table 2. quantitative evaluation results of s3dis dataset area5 network ceiling floor wall beam col wind door table chair sofa book board clutter pointnet [10] 88.8 97.3 69.8 0.1 3.9 46.3 10.8 59.0 52.6 5.9 40.3 26.4 33.2 pointnet+ + [11] 90.7 96.3 74.2 0.0 7.8 57.5 23.4 66.6 70.4 42.0 61.0 53.3 41.2 dgcnn [27] 93.0 97.4 77.7 0.0 12.0 47.8 39.8 67.4 72.4 23.2 52.3 39.8 46.6 pointcnn [13] 92.3 98.2 79.4 0.0 17.6 22.8 62.1 74.4 80.6 31.7 66.7 62.1 56.7 ga-net [28] 92.9 97.8 81.3 0.0 27.8 60.3 41.7 78.3 86.7 71.4 69.9 65.8 53.9 pointweb [29] 92.0 98.5 79.4 0.0 21.1 59.7 34.8 76.3 88.3 46.9 69.3 64.9 52.5 randlanet [12] 91.1 95.6 80.2 0.0 24.7 62.3 47.7 76.2 83.7 60.2 71.2 70.1 53.9 baf-lac [30] 91.2 87.3 81.6 0.0 27.9 59.3 49.5 78.0 87.2 63.4 66.5 69.6 51.1 scf-net [31] 94.3 98.4 84.2 0.0 28.3 58.9 73.2 92.2 82.9 76.6 82.2 68.6 59.9 mdnn 93.8 98.6 82.4 0.0 27.7 63.1 71.6 89.4 85.5 73.8 79.3 70.3 55.9 as can be seen from table 1, in the test results of 60% cross-validation, the miou of mdnn is 0.4% lower than that of scf-net and 0.5% lower than that of baf-lac, but mdnn has achieved better performance in macc and oa. macc improved by 7.7% and 1.9%, respectively, compared with pointweb and randla-net, indicating that the proposed network has a better segmentation accuracy for the average category in identifying the overall structure shape. table 2 shows the results of the mdnn's quantitative evaluation of 13 category segmentation for s3dis dataset region 5. it can be seen that mdnn achieves the best performance in the floor, window and panel categories, improving by 0.2%, 4.2% and 1.7%, respectively, compared with the recent representative network scf-net, and also achieves good segmentation accuracy for objects such as roofs, columns, tables and bookcases. figure 7 visualizes some of the indoor scenarios 17 in test set area 5. it can be seen from the visualization results that mdnn is more accurate for the point segmentation at the edge of the furniture category, thanks to mffm capturing the local geometric features and high-level abstract features of the sampling points on a multi-scale, reducing the feature difference between the same category. compared with the segmentation results of randla-net, mdnn achieves a more complete and smooth segmentation for the categories of objects such as walls, boards, and debris, which is due to the stacked feature graph convolution operator (fgco) and attention pooling layer (apl) in the local feature aggregation unit, which retain the overall morphological information through the relative position encoded features. expand the receptive domain to capture fine local features, so as to capture the complete structural features of objects in complex scenes. a. primary point cloud b. groundtruth c. pointnet++ d. randla-net e. mdnn fig 7. visualization of semantic segmentation results of s3dis dataset 3.4. ablation experiment in order to further verify the effectiveness of each module in the mdnn network and check the details of each part of the network, five ablation experiments were designed on s3dis region 5 using the mean intersection ratio (miou) as an evaluation index, and the results were shown in table 3. table 3. mdnn network model ablation experiment model dense nested network local feature aggregation unit cross-layer multi-loss monitoring module miou(%) (a) 　 65.8 (b) 　 　 67.4 (c) 　 　 67.9 (d) 　 　 　 71.2 in model (a), the advantages of cross-scale information interaction of dense nested network architecture are evaluated, and the original u-shaped architecture is used to replace the dense nested network architecture. compared with model (a), the miou of model (d) is significantly increased by 5.4%, indicating that the dense nested network architecture has the greatest impact on network performance. the reason is that the dense nested network architecture is more conducive to the integration of rich geometric information and abstract semantic information, and enhance the ability of cross-scale information transmission. model (b) evaluated the effect of local feature aggregation units on segmentation accuracy. replace the local feature aggregation unit with the feature aggregation module in randla-net [12]. it can be seen that the miou of model (d) is 3.8% higher than that of model (b), indicating that this unit can effectively extend the perception range of local neighborhoods, capture local spatial details and semantic information in different receptive fields, and thus enhance the feature information of each point. model (c) 18 verifies the effectiveness of the cross-layer multi-loss monitoring module. the results show that the accuracy of miou can be improved by 3.3% after adding the cross-layer multi-loss monitoring module. this is because when the cross-layer multi-loss monitoring module is deleted, the whole network is limited to the deepest nested block to output losses, and the training process fails to use the multi-depth output prediction to enhance the output results. model (d) is the complete network architecture proposed in this paper, which shows that each module can achieve the best performance by complementing each other. 4. summary in this paper, a multi-scale dense nested network mdnn is proposed for 3d point cloud semantic segmentation. through the improved dense nested network architecture, the crosslayer flow of multi-scale features is realized by adding dense jump connections in horizontal and vertical directions. in addition, a local feature aggregation unit is designed in the multi-scale feature fusion module, which enlarges the receptive domain through feature propagation and expands the ability of the model to capture local features at different depths. at the same time, the cross-layer multi-loss monitoring module adopted in this paper controls and optimizes the feature learning process, which significantly improves the multi-scale feature fusion capability and the stability of the learning process. in this paper, quantitative experiments are carried out on the s3dis benchmark dataset. the experiments show that compared with randla-net network, the average intersection ratio is increased by 1.2%, the average accuracy is increased by 1.9%, and the overall accuracy is increased by 0.7%. the visual comparison results show that mdnn has higher segmentation accuracy for local edge details 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[31] fan s, dong q, zhu f, et al. scf-net: learning spatial contextual features for large-scale point cloud segmentation [c]// proceedings of the ieee/cvf conference on computer vision and pattern recognition, 2021: 14504-14513. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 80 media safety threshold for the digital protection and inheritance of dunhuang culture ‐‐ take nft technology as an example ying wang zhejiang university of technology, hangzhou zhejiang 310023, china abstract: this paper delves into the utilization of nft (non-fungible token) technology for safeguarding and perpetuating dunhuang culture, with a focus on media safety. it proposes a research methodology aimed at constructing a digital resource library and management platform utilizing this innovative technology. addressing the imperative requirements of safeguarding work copyrights and establishing robust transaction mechanisms, it introduces the unique features of nfts, such as nonfungibility and smart contract transactions, in a novel manner. by digitizing cultural artifacts, this approach establishes clear copyright and ownership attributes, facilitating transparent transactions and seamless transfers of ownership. moreover, the paper explores the integration of nft technology into the online dissemination and preservation of dunhuang cultural works, which encompasses the creation of digital exhibitions and online museums. through collaborative efforts both domestically and internationally, the digital works of dunhuang culture are poised to garner global exposure, thereby enhancing its international significance. by delving into the future potential of nft technology for safeguarding and perpetuating dunhuang culture, this paper seeks to foster better cultural dissemination strategies, ultimately contributing to the enhanced protection, inheritance, and promotion of dunhuang culture on a global scale. keywords: dunhuang culture; digitization; blockchain; media safety; nft technology. 1. introduction 1.1. the current status of inheritance and protection of dunhuang culture for centuries, dunhuang culture has held a significant position within chinese cultural heritage, earning the esteemed title of the "museum of all nations." its strategic location and rich cultural tapestry have made it a pivotal junction for the exchange between eastern and western civilizations, embodying and chronicling over two millennia of cultural amalgamation. however, with the rapid advancement of internet and digital technologies in contemporary times, traditional models of cultural dissemination face both opportunities and imperatives for evolution. as a beacon of national civilization and religious heritage, and a prominent participant in the "belt and road" initiative, dunhuang culture seized upon the auspicious convergence of platforms and policies, initiating the digital dunhuang project in the 1980s. subsequently, since the early 1990s, the digitization of dunhuang culture has witnessed rapid strides domestically and internationally, propelled by the swift progression of digital technologies. this digitization endeavor has primarily centered on grotto art relics, literature, and comprehensive information, with extensive exploration into backgrounds, technologies, system architectures, goal orientation, and intellectual property rights. these efforts have yielded remarkable achievements, disseminated widely through various channels. notably, significant advancements have been made in the digitization technology applied to grotto art relics, laying a robust theoretical groundwork for the trajectory of dunhuang studies' digital evolution. the digital dunhuang project has flourished, yielding abundant fruits of labor. nevertheless, the burgeoning success of the digital dunhuang project has ushered in fresh challenges in terms of regulation and intellectual property rights, coinciding with the advent of the digital economy. the allure and enigmatic cultural charisma of ancient dunhuang have engendered widespread public interest and awareness, while the ascent of smart cultural tourism has transcended traditional temporal and spatial constraints, broadening the patronage across diverse regions and demographics. this dynamic plays a pivotal role in the preservation and advancement of dunhuang culture. however, the extensive digital dissemination has not been without its drawbacks; insufficient ip copyright protection has led to rampant replication and misuse of the "digital dunhuang" resource repository, spawning a proliferation of counterfeit products featuring dunhuang motifs in local markets. this not only erodes the authenticity and scarcity of the original ip but also undermines the competitiveness and profitability of legitimate products. thus, ensuring media integrity throughout the digitization process of dunhuang culture, implementing stringent supervision and management of digital assets, and deploying pertinent technical control measures assume paramount importance. 2. intervention of the nft media security system 2.1. media security threshold theory according to the latest cybercrime report released by cybersecurity ventures, by 2025, cybercrime is expected to cause $10.5 trillion in losses, a qualitative increase from $3 trillion in 2015. the "overall layout plan for digital china construction" also clearly proposes to "build a trusted and controllable digital security barrier." 2024, as an important node marking the tenth anniversary of the overall national 81 security perspective proposed, the process of digital protection and inheritance of dunhuang culture needs to ensure security of links and media security. the concept of media security aims to consider the use and impact of media from the perspectives of maintenance and guarantee, focusing on the potential threats and risks of media to personal, social and national security. its relationship and influence in the digitization of dunhuang culture and art trading dissemination can be understood from the following aspects: firstly, ensure the information security of digital resources and trading platforms to prevent computer viruses, hacker attacks and other network behaviors, and protect the security of digital resources and transaction data. for example, in the process of digitization of dunhuang culture, digitized relic pictures and materials need effective protection against malicious theft, tampering or sales. for art trading platforms, ensuring confidentiality and integrity of transaction data is also a primary task. identity verification mechanism should also be implemented to prevent fake or quasi transaction entities from participating in transactions and causing risks. in art transactions, ensuring the authenticity and reliability of the identities of buyers and sellers can reduce transaction risks and fraud. preventing network fraud requires effective monitoring and identification of network fraud to avoid fraudulent activities that damage the interests of transaction entities during transactions. protect intellectual property rights to prevent illegal dissemination and plagiarism of digital resource contents, and maintain the interests of content creators and resource owners. in the digitization of dunhuang culture, protecting the intellectual property rights of digital resources such as dunhuang murals and cultural relic research achievements is extremely important, with key points in strengthening copyright protection for digital resources and preventing piracy. in addition, strengthen supervision of transaction market order, standardize irregular transaction behaviors such as manipulation and insider trading to promote fair competition in transactions. this can prevent fraudulent advertising, price manipulation and other improper behaviors to maintain the fairness and transparency of transactions. meanwhile, the role of new technologies needs to be given full play to encourage improving network security protection capabilities. blockchain and non-fungible token (nft) technologies can be used to ensure the traceability, uniqueness and anti-counterfeiting of works of art, thereby improving the safety and credibility of art transaction [3]. finally, media security aims to improve the orientation of public opinion on the internet and guide correct propagation of cultural values in online dissemination to promote cultural exchange. in the digitization of dunhuang culture and dissemination of art transactions, suppressing the spread of false information and promoting the truthful and accurate communication of cultural values and artworks information can improve the quality and reliability of public opinion online. 2.2. the application adaptability of blockchain technology in dunhuang culture the rise of emerging art markets and the enhanced purchasing power in asia, the middle east and other regions have driven rapid growth in the art market. online auctions and art exhibitions have also expanded market boundaries, making art transactions more widely participated. according to a research analysis report on the chinese art market, in 2021, the number of art auctions in china reached 63,400, up 59.84% year-on-year. the industry warmed up rapidly. by 2023, the domestic art auction market scale will increase sharply year-on-year, with 220,000 lots (sets) put up for auction, 135,000 lots (sets) sold, and a total turnover of rmb 40.7 billion, up 31% year-on-year. due to the needs of copyright control and market regulation, some high-tech technologies have been privately applied to a certain scope of market management and gradually promoted, through which blockchain has gradually entered the public view. by definition, blockchain is a new application pattern combining distributed data storage, encryption algorithms, consensus mechanisms and peer-to-peer transmission technologies. it has characteristics of decentralization, traceability, tamper-proof and public transparency. nfts have uniqueness and can bind users' unique assets to digitally abstract tangible items and turn them into "digital assets" owned by owners. fig 1. programming protocol for ntf: erc721 standard 82 in the field of nft art, nft tokens are often closely combined with digital art and performance art, thus deriving a new form of art crypto art. crypto art has very clear characteristics determined by the "decentralization" of blockchain technology, widespread transactions beyond national boundaries and geography, and various forms of art. after artworks become nfts, "authentication of authenticity" will no longer exist, and the blockchain will record every transaction and every owner on record, allowing anyone to clearly query who the owner of an nft is. therefore, nft has its unique advantages in copyright protection. through blockchain, art transactions become faster and more convenient, greatly reducing the cost of authentication, making art transactions safer. currently, the domestic nft market is still immature, but its development potential has still attracted the attention of relevant departments. the "13th five-year plan" issued by the state council proposed to strengthen strategic emerging technologies such as blockchain and advance planning. the ministry of industry and information technology has also released a white paper stating that early formulation of standards for the core technologies of blockchain development process is needed. against this backdrop, closely combining blockchain technology with the art transaction market can help promote the development and optimization of art transaction models. therefore, using nft as an entry point to study its effects on the digital management and control of dunhuang culture has certain representativeness and can provide examples for the digital protection and dissemination of china's traditional cultural heritage. 2.3. working principles of nft technology and mechanism for protecting digital works in the realm of industry operations, blockchain technology offers the capability to construct robust data modules grounded in continuously amassed authentic data, thereby fostering the standardization of the art industry and safeguarding its sustained growth. the genesis of blockchain can be traced back to satoshi nakamoto's seminal paper, "bitcoin: a peer-to-peer electronic cash system," published in 2008. nakamoto delineated blockchain as a distributed ledger framework facilitating value exchange via bitcoin or other trusted instruments, underpinned by cryptographic protocols ensuring the immutability of transaction records. the advent of bitcoin stands as one of the pioneering demonstrations of blockchain technology's efficacy. leveraging the distributed ledger architecture of blockchain, a transparent and open ecosystem for the entire lifecycle of artworks can be established. this model disperses data storage across multiple nodes, adhering to principles of decentralization, consensus mechanisms, encryption protocols, immutability, data replication, synchronization, scalability, and performance. consequently, all nodes equally engage in ledger management, including the verification and validation of art transactions. the consensus mechanism guarantees alignment among nodes regarding the status and transactions of artworks, while encryption fortifies data security and transaction authenticity. essentially, pertinent files and transaction details of artworks are permanently archived, with every transactional event being meticulously recorded on the blockchain. moreover, the data replication and synchronization mechanisms ensure ledger consistency across nodes, thereby ensuring the integrity, transparency, and reliability of the system. this framework enables stringent oversight of on-chain information by tax authorities and artists worldwide, fostering data authenticity and enabling identification and rights confirmation grounded in circulation records. fig 2. distributed ledger technology schematic for example, when a digitized dunhuang mural image is uploaded to the network for dissemination and transactions, media security measures can include encrypting and watermarking the image to prevent unauthorized copying and dissemination. at the same time, establish a secure trading platform, adopt identity authentication mechanisms and transaction oversight measures to ensure the authenticity and reliability of transaction entities and prevent fraudulent activities. in addition, blockchain technology can be used to record the transaction history and ownership information of artworks to ensure their authenticity and anti-counterfeiting, improving transaction security. these media security measures help protect the safe dissemination of digitized dunhuang cultural resources and artworks, maintain the interests of transaction entities, and promote the sustainable development of digital cultural content.[5] 83 3. application of nft in digital protection of dunhuang culture 3.1. construction of nft digital resource library and management platform in the process of applying nft technology to the digital protection of dunhuang culture, standards need to be formulated first for different types of digitized dunhuang cultural resources, such as literature, artworks pictures, etc. these standards should include metadata of digital resources, copyright attribution and traceability information. by combining such standards with unique nft digital tokens, the uniqueness and authenticity of digital resources can be ensured.[6] given the intrinsic value and confidentiality of cultural digital resources, the trading process of all materials data must rely on standardized platforms as carriers. this requires using blockchain technology to establish an nft platform dedicated to dunhuang cultural digital resources. the platform can record and manage the nft tokens of each digital resource to ensure their immutability and transparency. a core resource database should also be established for dunhuang cultural digital resources. classify, annotate and manage various digitized resources that have been scanned and compiled to provide a basis for resource uploading and nft token generation. such a database can facilitate the management and maintenance of integrity and accuracy of dunhuang cultural digital resources. by generating immutable nft tokens for each digital resource, the uniqueness of digital identity of each resource can be ensured. this verification mechanism can prevent theft and tampering of digital resources and protect copyright and authenticity of dunhuang cultural digital resources. an authorization management mechanism should be established to support various authorization models, such as setting different field usage authorizations for dunhuang cultural digital resources, including dissemination, exhibition, research, etc. the authorization management mechanism can ensure the legitimate use of digital resources and facilitate cooperation and communication of resources. in addition to legitimate use, reasonable utilization of digital resources and value creation require establishing trading and communication modules to support online viewing, trading and business cooperation of digital resources. such modules can promote circulation and value realization of dunhuang cultural digital resources to support development of the digital cultural industry. multi-business around resources: in addition to storage and management functions, the nft digital resource platform can also carry out diversified businesses around dunhuang cultural digital resources. for example, establish digital galleries, virtual environments and e-commerce platforms to exhibit and promote dunhuang culture through digitization and expand the value and influence of resources. on this basis, to ensure sustainable and efficient management of the platform and resources, it is necessary to establish a mechanism for continuous improvement and updating. regularly update and maintain the platform, fix bugs, improve functions to adapt to changing digital protection and communication needs. 3.2. realizing copyright protection and transaction mechanism for works through “nftization”, the copyright attribution and ownership attributes of each digital work can be clarified, providing legal protection and recognition of interests for artists and cultural institutions. this requires strengthening identity authentication and copyright confirmation to ensure that each nft work is closely associated with its creator and copyright information and includes relevant information and digital signatures in the metadata. secondly, formulating specifications and protective measures for smart contracts to ensure their legality and compliance, and clarify the interests of creators such as copyrights, usage rights and revenue sharing. establish a decentralized trading platform to ensure transaction transparency, fairness and security, using smart contracts to execute transactions and provide an effective dispute resolution mechanism. record the process of replacement transactions and changes of property rights for each work on the trading platform. ensure the transparency and traceability of the transaction process of works and support secondary trading legally. support limited digital releases to give limited edition digital works scarcity. in addition, enhance regulatory and compliance measures regulatory agencies should strengthen supervision of the nft market, formulate a compliance framework to guarantee copyright protection, anti-money laundering and investor protection. at the same time, provide relevant training and guidance through education and awareness raising to enhance creators, trading platforms and users' understanding of nft technology and copyright protection. finally, within the maximum possible scope, strengthen international cooperation and standard formulation to promote the establishment of international standards and cooperation mechanisms to ensure consistency and interoperability of copyright protection and transaction mechanisms globally. by comprehensively applying these measures, the copyright protection and transaction mechanism for nft works can be improved to provide creators and transaction participants with a safe, fair and transparent trading environment. 3.3. promoting online dissemination and inheritance of digital works to promote the dissemination and inheritance of digital works online, the gap between audiences and works needs to be minimized as much as possible by creating an intuitive access system. firstly, establish digital platforms and online exhibitions to provide convenient access and sharing functions, and archive digital artwork collections to create permanent digital records. highly faithful digitization of artworks ensures their long-term preservation and widespread dissemination. the platforms should support online display of digital artworks. by utilizing online display functions provided by the platform combined with augmented reality (ar), virtual reality (vr) and other technologies, users can be provided with a more immersive artistic experience to widely exhibit dunhuang cultural digital artworks and create a rich and diverse multimedia display and interactive experience. technological means can be used to enhance the audience's sense of immersion. cross-border cooperation and cross-cultural exchanges will create new forms and experiences of digital artworks. secondly, actively promote and publicize digital artworks through social media and online communities to enhance participation. guide netizens to participate in interactive discussions such as comments, likes and shares to enhance 84 users' sense of participation and identification with cultural works. deeply integrate with social platforms such as wechat and weibo to strengthen dissemination effects, enabling oneclick sharing and promotion of artworks and expanding their scope of influence. competition or educational and training activities related to dunhuang culture can be organized on the platform to raise public awareness and understanding of digital artworks. strengthen international cooperation and exchanges to promote the dissemination and inheritance of digital artworks globally. 4. operation construction and future prospects 4.1. future feasibility research of nft as a new generation of internet technology, nft has huge development potential and shows broad feasibility in protecting and inheriting dunhuang culture. it will become an important model for digital art products and cultural products. through blockchain technology, nft can ensure the copyright uniqueness of dunhuang cultural works, affix a unique immutable digital signature to each digital cultural product, and solve the problem of copyright confirmation. realizing digital identity 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[6] cai xiaoching, deng yao, zhang liang et al. principles and core technologies of blockchain[j]. computer journal, 2021, 44(01):84-131. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 70 adaptive clustering‐based multi‐modal multi‐objective location optimization algorithm jiaying wang *, bingyuan wu and yinxing chen college of computer science, guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan guangdong 523083, china * corresponding author: jiaying wang abstract: to address the issues of insufficient solution diversity, imbalanced multi-objective trade-offs, and poor adaptability to complex constraints in traditional facility location optimization, this paper proposes an adaptive clustering-based multimodal multi-objective location optimization algorithm (acm-mola). the algorithm adopts a multi-modal multi-objective optimization framework, integrating adaptive clustering and local search mechanisms: it dynamically adjusts the number of clusters to achieve refined exploration of the solution space, employs non-dominated sorting and crowding distance to maintain the pareto optimal frontier, and enhances the local optimization accuracy of high-quality solutions through local search. comparative results with other multi-modal multi-objective algorithms demonstrate that acm-mola outperforms in terms of both the quantity of pareto solutions and solution diversity, providing decision-makers with location options that better cover diverse needs, thereby validating the algorithm's effectiveness and practicality. keywords: facility location; multi-modal multi-objective optimization; adaptive clustering; non-dominated sorting; local search. 1. introduction the site selection problem is a core decision-making problem in the fields of supply chain and urban planning. its essence is to achieve collaborative optimization of multiple objectives such as transportation costs, construction costs, and service quality while meeting demand coverage and resource constraints [1]. with the acceleration of urbanization and the increase in supply chain complexity, traditional location selection algorithms are facing problems such as lack of solution diversity, imbalanced multi-objective trade-offs, and poor constraint adaptability[2]. designing a good location selection algorithm is of great practical significance for reducing supply chain operating costs and improving urban resource utilization. the development of multi-objective location selection algorithms can be divided into three generations: the first generation is represented by weighted sum method, which transforms multi-objective into single objective, but the subjectivity of weight setting is strong [3]. the second generation, with nsga-ii and moea/d as the core, maintains the pareto frontier through non dominated sorting or decomposition strategies, significantly improving the diversity of understanding [4, 5]. however, there is still a deficiency of insufficient exploration of multi-modal regions. the third generation is oriented towards multi-modal multiobjective optimization (mmo), focusing on discovering high-quality solutions distributed in different regions. zhang et al. [6] proposed a clustering based multi-modal algorithm, which divides the solution space through k-means, but the number of clusters is fixed and difficult to adapt to dynamic iterative processes. at present, the combination of multimodal exploration and clustering strategies is not closely integrated in existing research, and a fixed number of clusters is difficult to adapt to the dynamic changes in the solution space during the iteration process; the synergy between local search and global exploration is insufficient, and most algorithms only perform local optimization after global iteration, which can easily miss opportunities for fine improvement of high-quality solutions. based on this, this article proposes a multi-modal multiobjective optimization algorithm for adaptive clustering, which dynamically adjusts the number of clusters with the iteration progress using an adaptive clustering mechanism to achieve dynamic partitioning of the solution space and exploration of multi-modal regions; build a three-layer optimization framework consisting of global iteration, clustering partitioning, and local enhancement, combined with non dominated sorting and crowded distance maintenance to maintain the pareto front, effectively identifying different modal regions and searching between multiple local optimal solutions. 2. related work 2.1. theoretical basis of multi-modal multiobjective optimization algorithm in practical applications, real-world problems often involve not only multiple conflicting objectives but also multi-modal objective functions. this requires algorithms to not only balance these objectives and identify a set of pareto-optimal solutions, but also possess robust search capabilities to explore complex search spaces and discover multiple local optima. such algorithms, designed to ensure solution diversity and comprehensiveness, are known as multi-modal multi-objective optimization algorithms [7]. consider the logistics distribution center location selection problem as an example. this issue involves multiple objectives such as minimizing transportation costs and optimizing service quality. these objectives often have interdependent relationships. for instance, reducing transportation costs might lead to choosing locations closer to suppliers, but this could extend delivery times and compromise service quality. multi-modal multi-objective optimization algorithms can effectively balance and select among multiple local optimal solutions through strategic 71 search methods. this process identifies a set of paretooptimal solutions that achieve equilibrium across multiple objectives while covering different modal areas. these solutions provide decision-makers with diverse options, enabling them to flexibly choose the most suitable location plans based on actual needs and preferences. 2.2. location modeling suppose a logistics company plans to establish a new warehouse in a specific region to meet the storage and distribution needs of multiple neighboring cities. when making location decisions, it is essential to identify sites with minimized costs and maximized market demand to ensure optimal warehouse operations. to address the location optimization challenge, this paper constructs a mathematical model for multi-modal multi-objective location optimization as follows: let the candidate site set be 𝐶 𝑐 , 𝑐 , … , 𝑐 . select k sites as facility locations, with decision variables 𝑥 𝑥 , 𝑥 , … , 𝑥 where 𝑥 ∈{0,1} . 𝑥 1 indicates selecting site 𝑐 , while 𝑥 0 indicates non-selection. the constraint is ∑ 𝑥 𝑘. minimize transportation costs: 𝑓 𝑥 𝑚𝑖𝑛 ∑ 𝑑 𝑤 , where 𝑑 is the distance between the warehouse and the i-th demand city, and 𝑤 is the demand volume of goods from the i-th demand city. minimize construction costs: 𝑓 𝑥 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝐶 , where 𝐶 represents the warehouse construction cost. market demand maximization: 𝑓 𝑥 𝑚𝑎𝑥 ∑ 𝑠 𝑞 , where 𝑠 denotes the service level of the warehouse for the ith demand city, and 𝑞 represents the market demand scale of the i-th demand city. in this model, there are multiple local optimal solutions in the decision space, and the objective functions are conflicting, which is in line with the characteristics of multi-modal multiobjective optimization problems. 3. acm-mola 3.1. suppose a logistic adaptive clustering strategy traditional clustering-based multi-modal multi-objective optimization algorithms typically employ fixed cluster quantities, which may struggle to effectively address complex and dynamic facility location problems. the proposed algorithm introduces an adaptive clustering strategy that dynamically adjusts cluster numbers based on population distribution and search progress. during the initial search phase, when solution space exploration is limited, a larger cluster quantity is adopted to extensively explore the solution space and identify potential multi-modal regions. in the midsearch phase, cluster quantities are gradually adjusted according to solution density distribution and objective function value variations within the population. if solutions in a cluster become overly concentrated with similar objective function values, the cluster quantity can be appropriately reduced to avoid getting trapped in local optima. by implementing this adaptive clustering mechanism, the algorithm demonstrates enhanced flexibility in adapting to facility location problem complexities while improving search efficiency. the adaptive adjustment mechanism for cluster quantity (denoted as k) is defined as follows: kt+1=max(kmin, min(kmax, kt+δk)) (1) 3.2. a local search strategy based on gradient descent to enhance the algorithm's search capability in local regions and improve the discovery of local optimal solutions, the improved algorithm introduces a local search mechanism within each cluster. after clustering the population, the algorithm applies a gradient descent-based local search method to optimize individuals within each cluster. the local search update formula is: 𝑥 𝑥 η∙∇f(𝑥 ) (2) where η is the learning rate and ∇f(𝑥 ) denotes the gradient of the function f at point 𝑥 . during the search process, the algorithm simultaneously considers the impact of multiple objective functions by applying weighted integration to combine them. this ensures that while optimizing transportation costs, other objectives are not excessively compromised. the local search mechanism enables fine-tuning of solutions within each cluster, thereby improving solution quality and enhancing the overall performance of the algorithm. 3.3. algorithm flow input: candidate site areas, population size 𝑁, maximum evaluation attempts 𝑀𝑎𝑥𝐹𝐸𝑠 , external archive capacity a , local search radius r, crossover probability pc , mutation probability pm. output: the set of pareto optimal solutions in the external archive. 1.generate an initial population p of size 𝑁 randomly and initialize the external archive archive=∅,and set the iteration count 𝐹𝐸𝑠 𝑁 2.while (fes<maxfes) 3. the population p is divided into multiple clusters based on euclidean distance using an improved adaptive clustering strategy. calculate the cluster center for each cluster. 4. a gradient descent-based local search method is employed to identify the optimal solution within the predefined range. calculate the fitness of the new solution. if the new solution is better, update the current individual. 5. perform global search on the population through genetic operations such as selection, crossover, and mutation. 6. using non-dominated sorting and crowding distance strategy, select the n optimal individuals and store them in the external archive. 7. end while 4. experimental analysis 4.1. experiment settings an e-commerce company plans to establish a new distribution center in a region with multiple major cities, aiming to enhance delivery efficiency and service quality. the region encompasses several key cities, each with distinct characteristics including population size, consumption levels, and order volumes–factors that directly influence the location selection for the distribution center. the input data includes candidate site areas for each city, cargo demand volumes, and market scale metrics. the experiment features a population size of n=800, with a maximum evaluation count of maxfes=10000, an external archive capacity of a=800, and a local search radius of r=0.15. the genetic algorithm employs crossover probability pc=0.9 and mutation probability pm=0.1. each algorithm is 72 independently run 30 times to obtain statistical values. 4.2. comparison results the proposed algorithm acm-mola was compared with mmode [8], dn-nsgaii [9], ss-mopso [10], and mo_ring_pso_scd [11], with performance evaluated using three metrics: hypervolume (hv), pareto set proximity (psp), and diversity index (spacing). table 1. performance comparison results algorithm hv value psp value spacing value acm-mola 0.782 ± 0.031 0.815 ± 0.042 0.123 ± 0.018 mmode 0.756 ± 0.035 0.788 ± 0.047 0.141 ± 0.021 dn-nsga-ii 0.725 ± 0.038 0.753 ± 0.051 0.157 ± 0.024 ss-mopso 0.703 ± 0.041 0.732 ± 0.056 0.138 ± 0.020 mo_ring_pso_scd 0.698 ± 0.045 0.712 ± 0.063 0.169 ± 0.027 the data in table 1 demonstrate that under identical evaluation conditions, the proposed hv algorithm achieves superior performance across three key objectives: transportation costs, construction costs, and market satisfaction. it exhibits better equilibrium and a broader coverage of non-dominated solutions. the high psp value indicates that its location schemes are closer to theoretical optimal solutions, with more uniform solution distribution. the smaller spacing value reflects enhanced diversity. by balancing multiple local optima, the acm-mola algorithm delivers diversified and optimized solutions that better meet enterprises' needs for cost control and service quality improvement, providing a more comprehensive and scientific basis for decision-making. 5. summary one of the key advantages of multi-modal multi-objective optimization algorithms in facility location problems lies in their ability to overcome the limitations of traditional algorithms, providing decision-makers with diverse and varied location solutions. the algorithm proposed in this paper dynamically adjusts the number of clusters through an adaptive clustering mechanism during iterations, enhancing the local search mechanism and improving the exploration of local optimal solutions, ultimately yielding a series of diversified location schemes. future research should focus on practical application studies, implementing the algorithm in real-world enterprise location decisions. this will enable indepth analysis of challenges encountered during implementation, further refining both the algorithm and location models to enhance their reliability and practicality in real-world applications. acknowledgments this work was supported in part by the guangdong university of science and technology campus level research project under 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online data collection, we identified multiple factors associated with various natural disasters, including ppm (parts per million), degrees celsius, temperature, rainfall, altitude, frequency of natural disasters, and actual water barometric pressure. the entropy weight method was utilized to calculate the weights of these factors, which were then combined with the topsis comprehensive evaluation method to determine the extent of disasters in different regions. additionally, a random forest model was constructed to predict the underwriting risk for insurance companies, considering factors such as population density, income levels, and the strength of agricultural, industrial, and service sectors. furthermore, the arima model was employed for time series analysis of risk factors to forecast future risk trends, thereby identifying the optimal timing for insurance companies to assume risk. finally, from the perspective of real estate developers, the study evaluated the potential benefits of constructing houses in different regions by combining the entropy weight method with the topsis model. the findings indicate that washington state has a high disaster severity index when considering the potential benefits of future real estate development, suggesting that real estate development in this area could yield higher returns. this study provides a scientific basis for risk management in the insurance industry and site selection decisions for real estate developers. keywords: ewm-topsis; arima model; natural disaster risk assessment; insurance decision-making; real estate development. 1. introduction natural disasters pose a great threat to human society. not only do they cause human casualties, they can also cause economic losses and environmental damage. with global climate change and population growth, natural disasters are increasing in frequency and intensity, making natural disaster risk assessment and insurance decisions particularly important [1-2]. in the insurance industry, accurate risk assessment is the key to formulating insurance policies and pricing [3]. however, traditional risk assessment methods often rely on historical data and expert experience, and may not fully account for the complexity and uncertainty of multiple factors. therefore, it is of great significance for the insurance industry to develop a new method that integrates multiple factors and can dynamically assess the risk of natural disasters [4]. this paper presents a research method of natural disaster risk assessment and insurance decision making based on ewm-topsis and arima models [5-6]. ewm-topsis method uses entropy weight method to determine the weight of each factor, combined with good and bad distance method for comprehensive evaluation, while arima model uses time series analysis to predict the future trend of risk factors. the combination of these two methods aims to provide a more accurate and dynamic risk assessment tool to aid insurance decisions. 2. random forest prediction based on ewm-topsis we learned what factors are associated with various natural disasters based on the literature and collected data online on ppm, degress c, temperature, rainfall, altitude, frequency of natural disasters, and actual water barometric pressure for these different areas. literature shows that: these factors can measure the extent of disasters in these areas. we utilize the entropy weighting method to calculate the weights of the various factors, combined with the topsis comprehensive evaluation method to calculate the degree of disaster in these areas, and utilize the combination of the two models to make the solution more accurate. 2.1. weight calculation based on entropy weight method the basic idea of entropy weight method to calculate the weight of indicators is based on the perfect evaluation index system, and then according to the size of the information entropy ej of the evaluation indicators to determine the degree of dissimilarity of the indicators. the weights of the evaluation indicators are finally obtained value. the calculation step is as follows. according to the entropy weight method, the weights of ppm, degress c, temperature, rainfall, altitude, disaster frequency, and actual water pressure can be calculated, as shown in the table 1 and fig. 1. 2 table 1. weights of each factor calculated based on the entropy weight method factor indicator weights ppm 0.022 degrees c 0.1258 temperature 0.1378 rainfall 0.1221 altitude 0.1253 disaster frequency 0.1399 actual water pressure 0.1542 fig 1. weights of each factor calculated based on the entropy weight method the weights show that a place's exposure to disasters is most relevant to the ppm, and these weights are used to correct the raw data 2.2. topsis method for evaluating the extent of disasters the entropy weight topsis method is to multiply the weights of each factor derived from the entropy weight method with the standardized index matrix to get the canonical weighted evaluation matrix, and then calculate the positive and negative ideal solutions, the euclidean distance, and the degree of closeness, and finally sort according to the value of the degree of closeness. specifically, the entropy weight method is used to determine the weight of each factor, and then these weights are multiplied with standardized evaluation indicators to obtain a normalized weighted evaluation matrix. then, the positive and negative ideal solutions are calculated based on the matrix, and the euclidean distance between the evaluation object and these ideal solutions is calculated. after that, the approximation degree between the evaluation object and the ideal solution is calculated. the greater the approximation degree, the better the performance of the evaluation object. finally, the evaluation objects are sorted according to the value of proximity, so as to evaluate the disaster severity in different regions. in addition to different orders of magnitude, the nature of the indicator (positive or negative, whether it is a benefit or cost or interval indicator) may also differ, there are three main types of indicators that can be processed by the topsis method. among them, the larger the benefit index, the better, the smaller the cost index, the better, and the better the interval index falls within a certain range. the magnitude of the weights shows that the degree of exposure of a place to hazards is most relevant to the ppm, and the evaluation methodology yields a score for these areas, called the hazard severity index (hsi). the table 2 illustrates the disaster severity index for selected areas. table 2. catastrophe degree index by region area disaster severity index washington 0.3587 alaska 0.3864 hawaii 0.4512 utah 0.4008 new mexico 0.3346 we have selected a few of the more prominent regions in the united states, and the calculated disaster severity index is shown in fig. 2. fig 2. hazard degree index by region of the united states 2.3. the random forest model predicts whether it is underwritten fig 3. heat maps of several types of underwriting risk factors 3 for insurance companies, the hazard index is a key factor in whether or not to underwrite a policy. in addition to this, a review of the literature shows that the choice of insurance companies to underwrite is also related to the population density of the area, its income bracket, and the strength of its agro-industrial and service sectors. based on these data, we decided to build a random forest model to predict when insurance companies will choose to underwrite and when they will choose not to underwrite. income classes can be categorized into five categories by reviewing the literature; low income, low-moderate income, middle income, upper-moderate income, and high income. the correlation between several factors is plotted into a heat map, as shown in fig. 3. the random forest algorithm requires a number of decision tree models to be combined in parallel to determine the final result based on the majority voting principle, which is defined as follows: using the majority voting principle or averaging to get the final result. fig. 4 depicts the importance of random forest features. fig 4. random forest feature importance the roc curve is often used to evaluate the prediction performance of a random forest model, and fig. 5 shows the roc curve that uses the random forest model to predict whether an insurance company will underwrite it. fig 5. roc curves predicted by the random forest model the risk factor has a very important weight in the tree in terms of whether or not it is covered, and the size of the risk factor will basically determine whether or not the insurance company will cover it. fig. 6 shows the important characteristics of the first tree in a random forest. fig 6. important characteristics of the first tree in a random forest 4 3. arima prediction model 3.1. discussion of risk factors we need to explore when insurance companies need to take risks. after reviewing the relevant literature, we found that we can predict the direction of the risk factor to determine when the insurance company has the greatest benefit from risktaking, so we collected data on the risk factor at different times, and used it to make predictions on the risk factor in the following period of time. the more severe the disaster the greater the risk of underwriting. based on the disaster severity index we defined above, it can be seen that the disaster severity index is inversely proportional to the risk factor. the larger the population, the greater the risk theoretically; the lower the income bracket, the greater the risk; the stronger the agricultural, industrial and service sectors, the less risky. 3.2. establishment of the arima model a series of time series data can be obtained through the calculation of the risk factor formula, and the original time series diagram of the data is shown in fig. 7. fig 7. temporal series diagram of risk factors for this set of risk factor time series data need to be adf test, the unit root statistic corresponds to a p-value significantly greater than 0.05, which is judged to be a nonstationary series, so it is necessary to carry out a first-order difference operation on this column of risk factor data, and then re-plot the time series. the sequence diagram of the firstorder differential of the raw data is shown in fig. 8. fig 8. timing diagram of the first-order difference series of risk factors sequence chart after first-order difference is stationary near the mean. volatility auto correlation chart has strong shortterm correlation. unit root test p value is less than 0.05. therefore, the sequence after first-order difference is stationary. auto correlation chart and partial auto correlation chart are shown in fig. 9. the arima (p, d, q) model is based on arma fitting after d-order difference. a series of steps to build an arima model can be summarized as follows. first, check the stationarity of the time series data of risk factors, confirm the non-stationarity of the series, and carry out the first-order difference operation to achieve the stationarity of the data. then, the appropriate arima model parameters are identified by drawing autocorrelates and partial autocorrelates. then, based on the identified parameters, arima (p, d, q) model is established, and the risk factors are fitted with the model. after the parameter estimation is completed, the significance test of the model is carried out, including the significance test of the whole model and the significance test of the parameters, to ensure the validity of the model. then, the model is optimized to improve its prediction accuracy. finally, the validated and optimized arima model is used to predict the future risk factor values, and the future trend of the series is judged based on the predicted results. fig 9. first-order difference/difference-biased auto correlation plot of risk factors here we select the risk factor data to be predicted backward for 10 periods to observe the trend of the data, and the diagram predicted by the arima model is shown in fig. 10. 5 fig 10. arima predicted risk factor data graph it can be seen from the diagram that the yellow part of the curve is the predicted value after the risk factor. here, we predicted the data of the 10 periods backward, and we can see that the risk factor is low in the 2, 4, 6 and 8 periods. at this time, the insurance can choose whether the risk will benefit. the table 3 shows the forecast after 10 periods table 3. risk factor data after 10 periods of prediction year risk factor 2014 0.6544 2015 0.0768 2016 0.4317 2017 0.2030 2018 0.5710 2019 0.1845 2020 0.1946 2021 0.6630 2022 0.0953 2023 0.3792 3.3. apply the model from the perspective of a real estate developer earlier we selected several important factors according to the perspective of the insurance company, and now we need to modify the random forest model just now from the perspective of real estate developers, on the basis of the original factors, by consulting the literature, it is more beneficial to determine where the real estate developer builds a house, according to the entropy weight method just now combined with the topsis model, comprehensive evaluation score, here we have selected several famous continents in the united states, in these continents, for real estate developers, in addition to the factors that insurance companies need to consider, there are more important factors to consider, such as: using the predicted data to score and determine where to build a house in the future is most beneficial to real estate developers. by bringing the data into the insurance model of the first question, it is possible to get the most benefits of the future real estate to build a property in washington state. the table 4 shows the real estate benefit scores for a select number of states in the united states. table 4. real estate benefit score table area disaster severity index washington 0.45 alaska 0.35 hawaii 0.32 utah 0.40 new mexico 0.37 4. conclusion this study has successfully applied ewm-topsis and arima models in the field of natural disaster risk assessment and insurance decision making, providing a new decision support tool for insurance industry and real estate developers. by combining a number of factors associated with natural disasters, we are able to quantify risk exposure in different regions and make recommendations for risk management accordingly. a limitation of this study is that the predictive power of the model is limited by the quality and range of data used. future studies can explore more risk factors and improve the generalization ability of the model. in addition, the parameter selection and optimization of the model is also an important direction of future research. overall, this study provides a new perspective for understanding and managing natural disaster risk, and provides 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[6] shumway r h, stoffer d s, shumway r h, et al. arima models[j]. time series analysis and its applications: with r examples, 2017: 75-163. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 85 improvement and implementation of a potato recognition algorithm based on yolov8 dongxuan huang, mingge sun *, sen ye, jiaxuan chai school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china * corresponding author: mingge sun abstract: to address issues such as poor recognition accuracy and low efficiency caused by the large number of potato targets that need to be processed at once during potato identification, this paper proposes an improved yolov8-based potato recognition algorithm. the improvements include: introducing dynamicconv in the backbone network to enhance model representation capability; replacing the c2f module in the backbone network with c2f_saconv to strengthen feature extraction in object detection and segmentation tasks; incorporating slim-neck in the neck layer to reduce model parameters and floating-point operations; and adding an ema attention mechanism to improve the model's focus on different potatoes. the improved yolov8 algorithm achieves an average recognition accuracy of 89.7%, reduces computational load by 27.2%, and facilitates deployment on resource-constrained embedded devices. keywords: deep learning; yolov8; attention mechanism; potato recognition. 1. introduction potatoes have now become china's fourth largest staple crop after corn, rice, and wheat, serving as an important food resource. china boasts vast potato planting areas, particularly in northeast china, north china, and southwest china [1-2]. potatoes serve multiple purposes: they can be cooked as vegetables, consumed as staple food, or used as industrial raw materials for manufacturing products, making them a versatile grain resource [3]. currently, potato classification primarily relies on manual sorting, which suffers from low efficiency, high labor intensity, and significant variability between different workers. traditional manual sorting can no longer meet the processing requirements for subsequent potato production. therefore, research on automatic potato sorting robots holds significant practical importance. in potato classification, operations are achieved by extracting feature information such as size, color, and texture of different potato varieties [4-5]. with advancements in science and technology, numerous machine vision-based classification methods for various items have emerged. alkateb g et al. enhanced potato disease management using generative models and convolutional neural networks (cnns). traditional disease identification methods achieved over 95% success in fully accurate detection and 85% success in early-stage detection [6]. liu yijun et al. developed a potato sprouting and surface damage detection model based on the faster-rcnn neural network. they improved the model using a feature extraction network combining resnet50 residual networks and multi-scale fusion of pyramid pooling networks, enabling effective detection and evaluation of sprout size and surface damage severity [7]. akther j et al. created a cnn model for real-time detection of early and late blight in potatoes. the method was evaluated using classification optimizers, metrics, and loss functions, with further optimization through layer-wise tensorboard analysis. the final model achieved 96.09% accuracy on the investigated dataset [8]. zhang w et al. proposed a seed potato bud recognition method based on an improved yolov3-tiny. by introducing the ciou bounding box regression loss function to enhance regression performance, the model achieved precision, recall, average precision, and f1 scores of 88.33%, 85.97%, 91.18%, and 87.13%, respectively, for bud recognition [9]. this study proposes an improved yolov8 algorithm to further enhance the recognition accuracy for different potato varieties. the algorithm primarily optimizes the backbone and neck modules: dynamicconv is introduced into the backbone network, replacing traditional static convolution with dynamic convolution to strengthen the model's expressive capabilities; slim-neck is incorporated into the neck layer to reduce model parameters and computational complexity, broadening its applicability; and the ema attention mechanism is integrated to improve feature extraction for diverse characteristics. through these enhancements, the algorithm achieves reduced computational demands while significantly improving potato recognition accuracy. 2. introduction to yolov8 yolov8 was introduced by ultralytics in early 2023 and can perform object detection, segmentation, and classification tasks by selecting appropriate weight files for different scenarios. the network architecture of yolov8, as shown in figure 1, consists of five main components: input, backbone, neck (feature fusion network), head (detection head), and output. the backbone of yolov8 adopts the elan concept from yolov7 [10], serving to provide computational power and feature extraction. it comprises cbs, c2f, and sppf modules. the c2f module enhances gradient flow diversity through residual connections, optimizing network training. for the loss function, yolov8 replaces traditional iou matching or unilateral ratio allocation with the taskalignedassigner positive sample allocation strategy—a dynamic approach that selects positive samples based on weighted scores combining classification and regression metrics. 86 figure 1. yolov8 network structure 3. improved yolov8 3.1. dynamicconv traditional 3×3 convolution kernels have fixed shapes and sizes, which suffer from drawbacks such as large parameter counts, poor scale invariance, and limited local receptive fields during convolution operations [11]. to address these limitations, the dynamicconv module is constructed by integrating dynamic convolution (dynamicconv) into the backbone network. dynamicconv dynamically selects or combines different convolution kernels based on input samples, enabling the network structure to adaptively adjust its parameters according to varying input data. by employing multiple convolution kernels within a single convolutional layer and integrating attention mechanisms to fuse information from different kernels, dynamicconv enriches feature extraction without significantly increasing computational complexity. as shown in figure 2, dynamicconv sets k convolution kernels with the same scale and input data channel dimensions at specific layers. these kernels are fused through their respective attention weights π_k to obtain the convolution kernel parameters for that layer. the π_k is obtained through the attention mechanism based on the input data x. first, global average pooling (avg_pool) is performed to obtain global segmentation features. then, two fc layers map these features to k-dimensional space, followed by softmax normalization to allocate the obtained k attention weights to the k convolution kernels of this layer. by multiplying the obtained weight coefficients with their corresponding biases, the data information at that convolution position can be obtained. the summation of all convolution weights is then computed, and the matrix multiplication of this summation result with x completes the dynamicconv operation. the dynamic perception model of dynamicconv is shown in equation (1). ， 1 the weights and biases required by the dynamic perception model can be derived from equations (2) and (3).   ， 2   ， 3 . . 0 1,   1， 4 equation (4) represents the constraint on the weight coefficients. the weight coefficients are not fixed and can be adaptively selected based on the input data, thereby enabling the model to possess stronger feature representation capabilities. figure 2. dynamicconv structure 87 3.2. sac in current object detection research, it has been demonstrated that mechanisms employing dual observation and reasoning can exhibit superior performance. sac (switchable atrous convolution) integrates this dual observation and reasoning mechanism into the backbone network of object detection systems, deploying this mechanism at both macro and micro levels. this approach significantly enhances detector performance without substantially increasing model parameters or weight size, thereby maintaining inference speed. the core concept of sac lies in applying convolution operations with different dilation rates to the same input features. dilated convolution expands the receptive field by introducing additional spaces (dilation) in the convolution kernel without increasing parameters or computational load. sac leverages this characteristic to capture multi-scale features. by utilizing identical weights for convolutions with different dilation rates, sac can convert traditional convolution layers into sac layers, enabling soft-switching between different dilation rates during convolution operations. although sac switches between different dilation rates, all operations share the same weights with only one trainable variation. this design reduces model complexity while preserving flexibility. sac also incorporates two global context modules that augment input features with image-level information. this operation helps the network better understand and process the holistic content of images, thereby improving the quality and accuracy of feature extraction. figure 3 illustrates the specific implementation of sac. figure 3. detailed architecture of sac transformation 3.3. feature fusion network figure 4. vov-gscsp module the neck is the component that connects the backbone and head, responsible for processing and fusing feature maps of different scales. in potato recognition scenarios with dense occlusions, the yolov8 algorithm may lead to missed detections. therefore, the slim-neck structure is introduced to improve the neck network of yolov8. slim-neck is constructed using modern lightweight depthwise separable convolution (gsconv), gs bottlenecks, and a cross-stage partial network module (vov-gscsp). traditional convolutional neural networks convert spatial information into channel information, but this process inevitably leads to partial loss of semantic information during each spatial 88 compression and channel expansion of feature maps. gsconv independently performs convolution on each channel of the input feature map, concatenates the convolution results, and then applies a shuffle operation to rearrange feature channels, thereby enhancing information flow between features. the gs bottleneck built upon gsconv improves nonlinear feature expression and information reuse. the vov-gscsp module, designed with a one-time aggregation method, enables effective information fusion between feature maps at different stages. this approach reduces computational complexity while maintaining sufficient accuracy, which is particularly beneficial for resource-constrained environments. these modular designs embody the slim-neck philosophy, aiming to reduce computational complexity and inference time without compromising accuracy. through such modular design, flexible network architectures can be constructed to suit specific task requirements. the structure of the vov-gscsp framework is illustrated in figure 4. 3.4. attention module the efficient multi-scale attention (ema) module is a novel attention mechanism that reshapes partial channel and batch dimensions while grouping channel dimensions into multiple sub-features. this approach preserves critical channel information, reduces computational overhead, and enhances the model's feature processing capability. by encoding global information, the ema module recalibrates channel weights in each parallel branch and captures pixellevel relationships through cross-dimensional interactions, thereby strengthening feature representation. as shown in figure 5, g represents the number of groups into which input channels are divided, while x_avg_pool and y_avg_pool denote 1d average pooling along horizontal and vertical directions, respectively. the ema partitions multi-scale spatial information into three parallel pathways: two pathways in the 1×1 branch utilize 1d global average pooling operations along horizontal and vertical spatial directions for channel encoding, while the third pathway in the 3×3 branch employs stacked 3×3 kernels to capture multi-scale feature representations. output features from both branches undergo sigmoid activation and normalization, then merge through a cross-dimensional interaction module to establish pixel-level pairwise relationships. after final sigmoid modulation, the enhanced/attenuated feature maps are combined with original inputs to produce the ultimate output. figure 5. ema architecture diagram 4. experiments and results analysis 4.1. experimental environment figure 6. image examples of five categories 89 the equipment operating system used in this experiment was windows 11. the model framework utilized the pytorch 2.2.1 deep learning framework. the central processing unit (cpu) was a 12th gen intel(r) core (tm) i7-12700h, with an nvidia geforce rtx 3060 graphics card providing 6gb of video memory. the device was equipped with 16gb of ram, running on program compiler version 2023 with python 3.11 and cuda version 12.1. 4.2. dataset the dataset used in this experiment is potato-eruvaka, with example images shown in figure 6. this dataset contains 8,003 images of five potato categories: normal potato, damaged potato, defected potato, diseased potato, and sprouted potato. each image has a resolution of 640×640 pixels. the dataset is divided into training, validation, and test sets with an 8:1:1 ratio of image quantities. 4.3. evaluation metrics this experiment employs precision (p), recall (r), mean average precision (map), computational complexity (gflops), and frames per second (fps) as evaluation metrics. precision represents the proportion of correctly predicted positive samples among all predicted positive samples; recall denotes the proportion of correctly predicted positive samples among all actual positive samples; mean average precision (map) is obtained by averaging the results of integrating the precision-recall (p-r) curves for each category. the equations for precision, recall, and mean average precision are shown in formulas (5) to (7). 5 6 ∑ d 7 tp represents the number of correctly classified positive samples, fp represents the number of correctly classified negative samples, and fn represents the number of incorrectly classified positive samples. 4.4. ablation experiment as can be seen from table 1, the map value of the unimproved yolov8 algorithm is 86.4%, while the improved yolov8 algorithm achieves a map of 89.7%, representing an increase of 3.3 percentage points. the average precision after implementing different module improvements reaches 89.1%, 88.8%, and 89.5% respectively, which are 2.7%, 2.4%, and 3.1% higher than the original yolov8 algorithm. improvement 4 demonstrates the best performance in detecting potato, damaged, diseased, and sprouted categories, proving that our algorithm enhancements can effectively recognize different potato types. after implementing dynamicconv and sac module improvements, the model's average precision shows consistent improvement. although improvement 2 exhibits a slight decrease in average precision compared to improvement 1, it successfully reduces model size, decreases computational requirements, and enhances detection speed. improvement 3 further elevates average precision while continuing to reduce computational costs and model size. in table 1, potato, damaged, defected, diseased, and sprouted represent the precision values corresponding to each respective category. table 1. ablation experiment results project dynamicconv sac vovgscsp ema ap/% potato damaged yolov8 × × × × 90.0 80.0 project 1 √ × × × 94.1 88.0 project 2 √ √ × × 88.8 88.3 project 3 √ √ √ × 94.3 88.4 project 4 √ √ √ √ 94.8 89.8 ap/% p/% r/% map/% gflops/109 defected diseased sprouted 85.0 87.6 89.5 80.3 77.5 86.4 8.1 82.7 89.1 91.8 82.2 82.9 89.1 7.1 82.0 88.3 91.1 82.2 83.4 88.8 6.4 84.6 89.0 91.2 82.5 89.5 89.5 5.8 82.5 89.5 91.9 82.2 89.7 89.7 5.9 4.5. controlled experiment to further validate the effectiveness of the improved algorithm in enhancing performance, we compared it with ssd [12], faster-rcnn [13], yolov5[14], and yolov10 [15], with the comparison results shown in table 2. the comparative experiments demonstrate that the improved algorithm outperforms others in terms of recognition accuracy, mean average precision (map), and computational complexity across all categories. the complexity of the faster-rcnn algorithm significantly exceeds that of other methods, while its map and fps show no clear advantages, indicating poor performance on our dataset. compared to the ssd algorithm, the improved algorithm achieves a 16% increase in map and a 90.6% reduction in computational load. although yolov5 and yolov10, as members of the yolov8 series, exhibit comparable performance to the improved algorithm in most aspects, the proposed method still shows improvements: map increases by 1.9% and 2.3%, respectively, while computational load decreases by 16.9% and 28.1%. these results confirm that our improved algorithm demonstrates strong potato recognition capabilities. despite a slight reduction in fps, its detection accuracy and computational efficiency still meet practical requirements, making it more suitable for deployment on resource-constrained embedded devices. 90 table 2. comparative experiment results project ap/% map/% gflops/109 fps/ms potato damaged defected diseased sprouted ssd 79.9 74.3 72.6 63.1 78.4 73.7 62.7 134 faster-rcnn 82.6 75.3 71.5 61.2 82.3 74.6 369.8 72 yolov5 94.2 88.0 78.4 88.8 89.6 87.8 7.1 158 yolov10 91.5 88.1 81.2 88.7 87.4 87.4 8.2 119 improved yolov8 94.8 89.8 82.5 89.5 91.9 89.7 5.9 61 5. conclusion the improved yolov8 algorithm was subjected to various comparative experiments and ablation experiments. the enhanced algorithm achieved a detection accuracy of 89.7%, representing a 3.3% improvement over the original algorithm while reducing instances of missed and false detections. to validate the robustness and generalizability of the improved algorithm, multiple experiments were conducted on a potato dataset. the modified algorithm demonstrated enhanced detection sensitivity and accuracy in potato classification tasks, with a 27.2% reduction in computational load compared to the original algorithm, making it more suitable for deployment on resource-constrained embedded devices. however, the improved algorithm still exhibits limitations in detection speed. future research will focus on employing more flexible backbone networks and image preprocessing techniques to refine the algorithm. the goal is to optimize it into 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[15] wang a, chen h, liu l, et al. yolov10: real-time end-to-end object detection[j]. arxiv preprint arxiv:2405. 14458, 2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 84 research on a machine vision‐based blade measurement method zheng zou, peixuan zhu, tianli fu school of mechanical and electronic engineering, wuhan university of technology, wuhan hubei, china abstract: a high-precision visual measurement method for the geometric dimensions of oil pump blades is proposed, utilizing an auxiliary measurement mechanism to assist in sub-pixel edge positioning. based on images of calibration boards, the camera distortion is corrected by partitioning the image into regions and establishing a mapping index between pixel coordinates and real-world coordinates. under fixed object and image distances, images of the oil pump blades and the contact between the blades and the pump are separately captured. the canny operator and sigmoid function are employed to fit the edges, extracting sub-pixel coordinates, which are then mapped to real-world coordinates. finally, a least squares edge fitting is conducted to compute the dimensional parameters. experimental results indicate that the use of auxiliary measurement mechanisms effectively enhances the precision of blade measurements, as compared to measurements solely based on oil pump blade images and images of the blade in contact with the pump. keywords: machine vision; oil pump blades; dimension measurement; sub-pixel. 1. introduction the project focuses on the geometric dimensions of oil pump blades, as depicted in figure 1. the required measurements include the length of the blade, specified as 24.90 ± 0.03 mm, and the width, specified as 11.962 ± 0.024 mm. in today's rapidly advancing industrial automation, the production of oil pump blades has already achieved automated assembly line manufacturing. with advancements in mechanical part production and manufacturing processes, the requirements for produced components have escalated from millimeter-level precision to micron-level precision. consequently, there is a growing demand for higher measurement accuracy in the geometric dimensions of oil pump blades. fig 1. schematic of blade dimension tolerances for two-dimensional dimensional measurement of workpieces, shang xiaoyan et al. [1] calculated the size of parts by fitting the edge points of shaft-type parts with least squares. in order to improve measurement accuracy without increasing hardware costs, sub-pixel edge detection is widely used. currently used methods mainly include: sub-pixel edge detection based on wavelet transform, interpolation-based sub-pixel edge detection, fitting-based sub-pixel edge detection, and sub-pixel edge detection based on moments. fu yu et al. [2] first corrected the distortion of the camera, obtained the camera intrinsic parameters, and then used a subpixel edge detection algorithm based on zernike moments to obtain edges and calculate the size of small connectors. yongqiang ren [3] proposed a method for measuring the inner and outer diameters of cylinder liners based on ransnc (random sample consensus) fitting of sub-pixel contours. however, traditional least squares fitting and global camera calibration cannot meet the accuracy requirements for blade size detection in this paper. to address the shortcomings of traditional camera calibration and least squares fitting of workpiece edges, this project, based on camera partitioning correction, studied a method to improve the measurement accuracy of blade size using an auxiliary measurement mechanism. by assisting the measurement mechanism to determine the edge contour of the blade and fitting the straight line of the blade edge, higher 85 precision sub-pixel edges and fitted lines are obtained, thereby making the blade size more accurate. 2. principle of measurement system the project overall first involves image acquisition, followed by image processing of the captured images, and fitting of the acquired points to obtain the blade edge. the measurement principle and system schematic are illustrated in figure 2 and figure 3, respectively. contact between auxiliary measuring mechanism and blade image acquisition algorithm processing result display illuminate with a light source camera capture imaging system calibration edge fitting calculate fitted line distance blade dimensions fig 2. overall schematic flowchart of measurement principle the image acquisition section begins by illuminating the measured blades with a light source, followed by auxiliary measurements assisted by a measuring mechanism. subsequently, the camera captures the required images. the algorithm processing involves calibrating the imaging system and fitting the edges of the blades. finally, the dimension display results are obtained. camera computerlens loading platform measured workpiece auxiliary measuring mechanism fig 3. schematic diagram of visual dimension measurement system camera, lens, light source, measured workpiece, auxiliary measuring mechanism, and loading platform. it is capable of capturing images of the measured workpiece and measuring its dimensions. 3. blade measurement process 3.1. test of grinding fineness in computer vision and image processing, calibration refers to the process of determining the internal or external parameters of a camera through some method. the purpose of camera calibration is to map pixel coordinates in the image to physical coordinates in the real world, or vice versa. camera calibration typically involves using a special calibration board or object and capturing images at different positions and orientations. by analyzing these images and combining them with known physical dimensions and geometric relationships, the internal and external parameters of the camera can be calculated. currently, traditional calibration methods can be divided into three types: linear calibration methods, nonlinear optimization calibration methods, and two-step calibration methods. these methods all globally calibrate the distortion of the camera parameters. however, in high-precision dimension measurements, it is difficult to accurately map individual sub-pixel points to real-world physical coordinates. therefore, this system adopts a region-based camera calibration approach, mapping each corner point of the calibration board to actual physical coordinates to perform distortion correction. fig 4. calibration board fig 5. single region of the calibration board due to the inability to obtain calibration results in real time, this project adopts a method where calibration is performed first, and then the calibration results are written into a file for direct reference. high-precision calibration boards are used during calibration, with dimensions of 100 mm × 100 mm × 3 mm, as shown in figure 4. the calibration board has a chessboard pattern, with each grid size being 10 μm × 10 μm. the graphic size is 100 μm × 100 μm, with an overall 86 accuracy of ±0.5 μm. the detected corner points are the intersections of the black edges of the calibration board pattern, with the calibration features being the horizontal and vertical lines of the cross grid. the distance between lines is 100 μm, and each line has a width of 10 μm. to reduce error accumulation, the calibration board is divided into 16 different regions for calibration correction, with a single region of the calibration board shown in figure 5. during the calibration process, the upper-left corner intersection point of each region is taken as the coordinate origin for that region, and calibration for each region is completed sequentially. the principle is to assume that the calibration board is ideal and error-free, and based on the coordinates of the corner points on the calibration board and their coordinates in the pixel coordinate system, to determine their correspondence. the relationship between the pixel size and the actual size within each region is as follows: let the cmos pixel size be p, the lens magnification factor be β, the geometric size corresponding to each pixel size be l, and the geometric size of each two calibration board coordinate intersection points be d. then, the number of pixels m between each pair of coordinate intersection points can be expressed as: 1 in this system, a telecentric lens with a magnification factor of 0.5x is used. under ideal conditions, the pixel size of the hikvision camera used is 3.45 μm × 3.45 μm, and the geometric size of each coordinate intersection point distance is d = 100 μm. therefore, we can obtain m ≈ 14.493. the calibration algorithm for each individual region proceeds as follows: first, utilize sobel operators in both horizontal and vertical directions to extract horizontal and vertical lines within the image region. then, project the extracted horizontal and vertical lines separately, tallying the pixel coordinates and frequencies of the line projections at each location. calculate the average number of pixels between each line segment in each direction for size calibration. next, perform image multiplication on the extracted horizontal and vertical lines to obtain the intersections of the two lines in the image, which serve as distorted corner features. determine the true positions of the corners under ideal conditions based on the physical distance between each line interval on the calibration board and the calibrated size calculated in step (2). finally, use the corner positions obtained in steps (3) and (4) as reference points to establish a mapping relationship within a 100 mm × 100 mm area. a cubic polynomial fit can be applied to obtain: 2 3 the formula is as follows: (x, y) represents the distorted pixel coordinates; (x', y') represents the real position; a0 ~ a9 are the fitting polynomial parameters in the x-direction; b0 ~b9 are the fitting polynomial parameters in the y-direction. the calibration process is illustrated in figure 6 perform the above calibration process sequentially for the 16 segmented regions obtained, obtaining the distortion parameters for each 100 mm × 100 mm area, and write them into an index file. subsequently, real pixel coordinates can be calculated based on equation (1) and the index file. 3.2. blade edge extraction the presence of burrs and oil stains caused by the processing technology of the blades results in pseudo-edges during the extraction of the blade edges. meanwhile, there are rounded transitions around the edges of the blades. to determine the starting and ending positions of the 4 edges of the blade contour, processing is done through the minimum bounding rectangle of the blade image. the original image of the blade is shown in figure 7. due to the small defects on the blades and the addition of noise at various stages of the image acquisition process, it affects the area size of the minimum bounding rectangle of the blade as shown in figure 8. therefore, it is necessary to perform filtering and sharpening to reduce noise interference. the image after processing is shown in figure 9. based on the preprocessed binary image, locate the minimum bounding rectangle of the blade, then use the canny operator to find the blade edges. next, compare the edge points with the minimum bounding rectangle and remove those that are beyond or far from the rectangle. if there are no edge points nearby, consider that there is no edge point at that position. finally, store the edge points on the four edges into four vector lists. the final edge points are shown in figure 10. after obtaining the coarse edges of the blade, the subpixel edge detection algorithm based on the fitting of the sigmoid function is utilized to extract the edge subpixel points of the image. this algorithm considers that the edge of the image can be fitted with a sigmoid curve to obtain the position of subpixel points. finally, by using the least squares method to fit two relatively straight lines to the subpixel points, one of the fitted lines is shown in figure 11. 3.3. dimension calculation using auxiliary measuring devices this project's innovation lies in the addition of auxiliary measuring mechanisms, which assist in locating the edges of the blades and fitting straight lines to the edges, thereby improving the measurement accuracy of the blades. in the absence of auxiliary measuring mechanisms, due to the rounded corners around the blades, minor defects on the edges, and various noise factors such as burrs, even with image processing techniques such as filtering, erosion, and dilation, the final edge points around the blades still have relatively large errors compared to the actual ones. as shown in figure 12, the irregular arrangement of edge points in the upper left corner of the blade after processing is not conducive to the subsequent fitting of edge lines. 87 (a)vertical edges (b)horizontal edges (c)vertical edge projection (d)horizontal edge projection (e)vertical edge segmentation (f)horizontal edge segmentation (g)calculation of intersection points (h)ideal and actual fig 6. calibration process fig 7. original image fig 8. minimum bounding rectangle of the original image 88 (a)gaussian filtering (b)erosion and dilation fig 9. result of image preprocessing fig 10. locally processed edge points fig 11. fitted edge line fig 12. edge points processed for the upper left corner of the blade therefore, incorporating auxiliary measuring mechanisms allows for the edges to make contact with the blade at certain distances from its four vertices. due to the distinctive features of the auxiliary measuring mechanisms (tungsten steel needles), the edge positions of the blade can be better determined. an illustration of the contact is shown in figure 13, where the two vertices circled in red protrude noticeably, which is unfavorable for subsequent straight line fitting. therefore, it was decided to fit the edge points in the vicinity of the contact position of the tungsten steel needle, instead of fitting straight lines to the entire edge of the blade. this enhances the accuracy of blade edge positioning and consequently improves blade measurement precision. fig 13. contact illustration between the blade and tungsten steel needle due to the distinctive features of the auxiliary measuring mechanism (tungsten steel needle), when it makes contact with the blade, adjustments are made to the most suitable parameters of the image preprocessing function by observing the characteristic morphological changes of the tungsten steel needle tip and using a calibration plate as the background. this adjustment ensures that the blade image, after preprocessing, yields clearer and more realistic edges. additionally, because there is a certain distance between the edge contour pixel sets at the positions of the four vertices of the blade, which are unfavorable for edge fitting, when the tungsten steel needle contacts the blade, edge pixel sets in the vicinity of its contact are selected for edge line fitting. this approach enables the fitted lines to be closer to the actual edge positions. figure 14 illustrates a comparison of edge line fitting with and without the assistance of the tungsten steel needle. in figure (a), due to the distribution of edge points at the blade vertices, the fitted line has a larger error, clearly inferior to the higher accuracy of the line fitted using edge pixel sets in the local range around the contact position of the tungsten steel needle with the blade, as shown in figure (b). fig 14. (a)without using the tungsten steel needle fig 14. (b)using the tungsten steel needle 89 4. conclusion the experiment involved capturing images of the same blade at seven different positions, resulting in measurements of the blade's length and width, as shown in table 1. in this table, blades marked with an asterisk (*) indicate those measured using the auxiliary measuring mechanism. table 1. blade measurement dimensions (unit: micrometers μm) parameter position 1 position 2 position 3 position 4 position 5 position 6 position 7 repeatability true size average result dimensional deviation blade width 11959.30 11946.09 11945.83 11949.39 11946.86 11948.82 11943.79 4.71 11957.0 11948.58 8.42 blade length 24955.96 24957.72 24958.53 24946.24 24944.27 24957.12 24953.40 5.34 24948.0 24953.32 -5.32 * blade width 11955.80 11956.78 11956.07 11955.61 11956.12 11956.13 11956.40 0.35 11957.0 11956.13 0.87 * blade length 24952.53 24952.63 24952.83 24952.85 24952.65 24952.02 24952.84 0.27 24948.0 24952.76 -4.76 the data in table 1, it can be observed that the dimensional deviation and the repeatability of the width and length measurements of the blade, obtained with the assistance of a tungsten steel needle, are significantly smaller than the dimensional deviations of the blade measurements without using the tungsten steel needle. meanwhile, the length dimensional deviations in both cases are not significantly different. overall, the measurement accuracy is higher when the tungsten steel needle is used to assist in the measurement, which confirms that the auxiliary measuring mechanism can improve the measurement accuracy of the blade dimensions. acknowledgments this paper was supported by the invaluable assistance and guidance from numerous individuals and organizations. we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our supervisor for their continuous support and invaluable insights throughout the research process. we also express our appreciation to our collaborators and colleagues for the contributions and fruitful discussions. furthermore, we would like to acknowledge the financial support provided by the school and our advisor, which enabled this research to be conducted. finally, we are grateful to the technical staff and research facilities for their assistance in our experiments and analysis. references [1] shang xiaoyan, jiang xu, wu jian. research on dimensional measurement technology of shaft parts based on image processing [j]. tool engineering, 2012, 46(3): 85-87. 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[3] ren yongqiang, tu dejiang, han shu. dimension measurement of diesel engine cylinder liner based on machine vision [j]. combined machine tools and automated manufacturing technology, 2020(9): 151-153. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 107 research on application of multi‐modal large model in robot control xiran su beijing sineva robot technology co., ltd, beijing 100176, china abstract: this study discusses the application of multi-modal large model in robot control. with the rapid development of ai and robotics, multi-modal large-scale model, as a large-scale deep learning model integrating multiple sensing modes, provides new ideas and methods for intelligent control of robots in complex environments. firstly, this paper introduces the basic principle and technical characteristics of multi-modal large-scale model, including its structure, training methods and application scenarios. then, aiming at the specific application scenarios in smart home environment, this paper designs a series of experiments to evaluate the performance of multi-modal large model in path planning, task effect and generalization ability. the experimental results show that the multi-modal large model can achieve more accurate and efficient path planning and task execution in smart home environment, and has strong generalization ability, which can adapt to the needs of different environments and tasks. finally, this paper summarizes and looks forward to the application of multi-modal large model in robot control, and points out its important significance and potential application prospect in the development of intelligent robot technology. keywords: multi-modal large model; robot control; ai and robotics. 1. introduction in the past decades, robot technology has made great progress. from simple industrial tasks to intelligent applications in daily life, robots have become an indispensable part of modern society. however, to realize a truly intelligent robot, there are still many challenges, including the perception of complex environment, effective task planning and accurate action execution. traditional robot control methods often face challenges such as insufficient information, high computational complexity and poor adaptability, which limit the application and performance of robots in complex environments. in recent years, with the rapid development of ai field, multimodal large model, as a new technology, has attracted wide attention. multi-modal large model can deal with many types of data, such as text, images, sounds, etc. by fusing information of different modes, more comprehensive and accurate understanding and reasoning can be realized [1-2]. because of its comprehensiveness and accuracy, multi-modal large-scale model has made remarkable achievements in natural language processing (nlp), computer vision and other fields. the purpose of this paper is to explore the application of multi-modal large model in robot control intelligence. by introducing multi-modal large model into the field of robot control, it is expected to improve the robot's perception of the environment, optimize the task planning and decision-making process, and improve the accuracy and efficiency of action execution, so as to realize a more intelligent and flexible robot system. by studying the application of multi-modal large model in robot control, we can contribute to the development and popularization of robot technology, further expand the application scope of robots in various fields, and improve their value and significance in social life. 2. multi-modal large model foundation multi-modal large model is an ai model that can handle various types of data. it can handle different modal information such as text, image and sound at the same time, and combine them effectively, so as to realize more comprehensive and accurate understanding and reasoning. the development of multi-modal large model stems from the demand for multi-modal data processing and cross-modal understanding. it draws lessons from the technologies in the fields of deep learning and nlp, and combines the characteristics of text, vision, sound and other modes, and has strong expressive ability and generalization ability [3-4]. multi-modal large model receives input data from different modes, which may include text, image, sound and other forms. according to the input data of different modes, it is necessary to design corresponding data processing methods and feature extraction techniques in order to convert them into a unified form that the model can handle. in the multi-modal large model, the information of different modes needs to be fused to realize comprehensive and accurate understanding and reasoning [5]. cross-modal feature fusion layer is responsible for effectively combining features from different modes, and commonly used methods include attention mechanism, feature fusion network and so on. the learned representation is very important for the performance of the model. the multimodal representation learning layer is responsible for learning the shared representation of data from different modes in order to achieve better generalization ability and performance. multi-modal large models may need to generate different modal outputs, such as text generation and image generation [6-7]. modal-specific output layer is responsible for converting the shared representation learned from the model into the output of a specific mode to meet the requirements of the task. in practical application, multi-modal large model can be applied to various fields, such as nlp, computer vision, audio 108 processing and so on. it can not only improve the effect of single modal data processing, but also play an important role in multi-modal data fusion and cross-modal reasoning, providing new ideas and methods for solving complex problems in the real world. 3. application of multi-modal large model in robot control in the field of robot control, the application of multi-modal large model can provide new ideas and methods for improving the intelligent level and performance of robots. this section will put forward an innovative application framework of multi-modal large model in robot control, and design the corresponding method. the application framework of the proposed multi-modal large model in robot control is shown in figure 1 below: figure 1. application framework multi-modal data acquisition and preprocessing. robots need to obtain multi-modal data from the environment through various sensors, such as vision, sound, lidar and so on. these data need to be preprocessed and feature extracted in order to be input into the multi-modal large model for processing [8]. cross-modal feature fusion and representation learning. multi-modal large model receives multi-modal data from different sensors and converts them into a unified representation. the attention mechanism is proposed to realize the fusion of cross-modal features and the learning of multi-modal representation. self-attention mechanism is used to learn the correlation between each modal data and the correlation between different modes, so as to get richer and more accurate multi-modal representation. environmental perception and state inference. based on the learned multi-modal representations, robots can perceive and understand the environment, and infer the current state and context. propose to use graph neural network (gnn) to model the environment, and use recurrent neural network (rnn) for state inference and prediction, in order to achieve dynamic modeling and state prediction of the environment [9]. task planning and decision making. based on the perception of the environment and state reasoning, robots can make task planning and decision-making. the reinforcement learning (rl) method is proposed to realize the autonomous decision-making of robots, and the combination of deep reinforcement learning (drl) and multi-modal representation learning can realize more intelligent and flexible decision-making [10]. action execution and control. finally, according to the decision-making and planning results, the robot executes corresponding actions and control strategies. a model predictive control (mpc) method is proposed to realize the robot's action execution and trajectory tracking, and at the same time, multi-modal perception and representation learning are combined to realize more accurate and efficient action execution. in the stage of cross-modal feature fusion and representation learning, a multi-modal self-attention network based on transformer is adopted. the network can automatically learn the correlation between different modal data and fuse them into a unified multi-modal representation. the calculation process is as follows:   v d qk q,k,v_attentionmultimodal k t          softmax (1) where q,k,v represents the matrix of query, key and value respectively, and kd represents the feature dimension. through the multi-modal self-attention mechanism, more accurate and rich multi-modal representation can be obtained. the multi-modal environment modeling method based on gnn is adopted in the stage of environmental awareness and state reasoning. the environment is modeled as a graph structure, in which nodes represent objects or features in the environment and edges represent the relationship between objects. the graph neural network is used to dynamically model the environment, and the cyclic neural network is used to reason and predict the environmental state. the multi-modal decision-making method based on drl is adopted in the task planning and decision-making stage. a multi-modal reinforcement learner is designed, which can process observation data from different modes at the same time and learn the optimal decision-making strategy. by interacting with the environment, the learner can continuously optimize its decision-making ability, thus achieving more intelligent and flexible decision-making. through the design and implementation of the above methods, the intelligent control of robots can be effectively supported, and the adaptability and performance of robots in complex environments can be improved, thus promoting the development and application of robot technology. 4. experiments and results in order to verify the effectiveness of the proposed application framework and method of multi-modal large 109 model in robot control, a specific experimental scenario is designed: a service robot task in a smart home environment. in this scenario, the service robot needs to perform a variety of tasks in the home environment, including goods delivery, environmental monitoring, voice interaction and so on. the multi-modal large model is used to process the multi-modal information such as vision, sound and text obtained by the robot from the environment, and the performance difference between it and the traditional single-modal model is compared. a simulation environment based on ros(robot operating system) is used to simulate the smart home scene. the environment includes a simulated family residence, as well as all kinds of equipment and furniture in the family. design multiple tasks, including goods delivery, environmental monitoring, voice interaction, etc. each task involves different environmental awareness, state reasoning, task planning and action execution. the proposed multi-modal large model is compared with the traditional single-modal model. for the single-mode model, single visual information, sound information and text information are used to control the robot. multi-modal large model shows better performance in the task of service robot in smart home environment. compared with the single-mode model, the multi-mode large-scale model can understand the environment and tasks more comprehensively, thus achieving smarter and more flexible control (figure 2). figure 2. performance comparison it can be observed from the figure that the distribution of blue points (multi-modal large model) is more dense and concentrated in the center of the figure, while the distribution of red points (single-modal model) is relatively scattered. this shows that the multi-modal large model is more stable and consistent in smart home environment, and can better cope with various situations and task requirements. however, the performance distribution of single-mode model is scattered, which has certain uncertainty and fluctuation. the performance of multi-modal large model in smart home environment is better than that of single-modal model. multi-modal large-scale model can understand the environment and tasks more comprehensively, so as to realize smarter and more flexible control. this advantage is mainly reflected in performance stability, task adaptability and intelligent performance, which makes multi-modal large model an ideal choice in smart home environment. in different types of tasks, multi-modal large models all show good results. in the task of goods delivery, multi-modal large model can realize more accurate and efficient path planning and action execution by comprehensively utilizing visual, sound and text information. fig. 3 shows the comparison of path planning effect between multi-modal large model and single-modal model in the delivery task of goods. the path of multi-modal large model is represented by solid blue line, the path of single-modal model is represented by dashed red line, and the starting point and ending point are represented by green and red circles respectively. it can be observed from the figure that the path (blue solid line) of the multi-modal large model is smoother, more continuous and closer to the expected path. in contrast, the path of single-modal model (red dotted line) is relatively unstable, and there are great fluctuations and deviations. this shows that the multi-modal large model is more accurate and reliable in path planning, which can better avoid obstacles and optimize path selection, thus improving the efficiency and safety of item delivery. the path between the start point and the end point shows that the path of the multi-modal large model is closer to a straight line and smoother, while the path of the single-modal model has more twists and turns and unnecessary turns. this further highlights the advantages of multi-modal large model 110 in path planning, which can realize more accurate and efficient path planning and action execution by comprehensively utilizing visual, sound and text information. figure 3. task effect comparison multi-modal large model is better than single model in path planning of goods delivery task. multi-modal large model can realize more accurate and efficient path planning by comprehensively utilizing the information of different modes, thus improving the efficiency and success rate of goods delivery. this advantage makes the multi-modal large model an ideal choice for the delivery task in smart home environment, and provides important support for the application of robot technology in smart home field. multi-modal large model has strong generalization ability and can adapt to the needs of different environments and tasks. in the experiment, it is found that the multi-modal large model can achieve good performance in different types of tasks, which shows that it has strong adaptability and generalization ability in dealing with complex environments and tasks. table 1 shows the performance of multi-modal large models in different types of tasks. table 1. generalization ability task type data set size accuracy (%) execution time (s) number of tasks completed/time multi-modal large model single-modal model multi-modal large model single-modal model multi-modal large model single-modal model item delivery task 100 95 80 20 25 5/s 4/s environmental monitoring task 200 85 70 30 35 6.67/s 5.71/s voice interaction task 150 90 75 25 30 6/s 5/s in different types of tasks, the accuracy of multi-modal large model is generally higher than that of single-modal model. taking the delivery task of goods as an example, the accuracy of multi-modal large model reaches 95%, while the accuracy of single-modal model is only 80%. this shows that the multi-modal large model can better adapt to the needs of different tasks and has strong generalization ability. similar trends can be observed in other task types, and the accuracy of multi-modal large models is better than that of singlemodal models. the multi-modal large model also shows good generalization ability in execution time and efficiency. although the execution time of multi-modal large model is slightly longer than that of single-modal model in some tasks, its efficiency (task completion number/time) is higher. taking the delivery task as an example, although the execution time of multi-modal large model is 20s, which is slightly longer than that of single-modal model's 25s, its efficiency is as high as 5/s, which is obviously better than that of single-modal model's 4/s. this shows that the multi-modal large model can improve the efficiency of task execution while ensuring the accuracy, and has strong generalization ability. multi-modal large model has strong generalization ability and can adapt to the needs of different environments and tasks. in the experiment, the multi-modal large model has achieved good performance in different types of tasks, which shows that it has strong adaptability and generalization ability in dealing with complex environments and tasks. this advantage 111 makes multi-modal large model an important part of intelligent system, and provides reliable support for various practical application scenarios. 5. conclusion multi-modal large model shows high accuracy and efficiency in path planning in smart home environment. compared with single-mode model, multi-mode large-scale model can realize more accurate and efficient path planning by comprehensively 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(2022). intelligent control method of underwater inspection robot in netcage. aquaculture research, 53(5), 1928-1938. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 18 research on the association analysis of online learning behaviors based on the apriori algorithm zheng tang, zhengwei jiang, ying li, haowei yuan, jiayu han, chao chen * sichuan university of science & engineering, yibin, sichuan, china * corresponding author: chao chen (email: 81799516@qq.com) abstract: in the context of rapid development of information technology, online education has become an important driving force for innovation in the field of education. this study aims to deeply analyze the intrinsic connection between online learning behaviors and students’ academic achievements. by applying the apriori algorithm to mine association rules in learning behavior data, it reveals the key behavioral factors affecting academic performance, providing a scientific basis for optimizing online teaching strategies and improving learning outcomes. keywords: online learning behaviors; apriori algorithm; association rule mining; teaching optimization. 1. introduction with the continuous evolution and widespread application of information technology, online education has emerged as a prominent topic, leading the trend of innovation in the field of education. online education, with its convenience, has not only greatly benefited students but also led to profound changes in the education industry. in many situations, due to various constraints, traditional classroom environments often fail to meet students’ pursuit of efficient learning. online education platforms, with their flexibility and personalized teaching models, can fill this gap and precisely meet the diverse learning needs of students. it is worth noting that although online education platforms have accumulated massive amounts of data, covering various dimensions such as students’ learning behaviors, activity trajectories, and academic performance, the potential value of this data has not yet been fully realized. effective data mining and analysis would undoubtedly unlock much meaningful information, further promoting the improvement of educational quality and learning outcomes. in the field of educational data mining and analysis, scholars have continuously explored more efficient methods to understand students’ learning behaviors and their impact on academic performance. chen jinyin et al.[1] predicted the academic performance of online learners using a bp neural network, combined with actual entropy analysis, revealing the regularity of online learning behaviors and their positive correlation with offline performance. lin pengfei et al.[2] used a deep neural network (dnn) to predict the performance of mooc learners more accurately than linear regression, identifying potential dropout risks and implementing personalized teaching interventions, significantly improving course completion rates. bai jieqiong et al.[3] explored student collaborative learning behavior patterns using lag sequential analysis (lsa), finding that collaborative learning promotes higher-order thinking and knowledge construction, clarifying the key behavioral sequences of effective collaborative learning and providing specific guidance for teachers. pu yunwei et al.[4] developed an integrated classification model based on mlp-bagging, successfully classifying the behaviors of online learners, revealing the characteristics of different learner groups, and improving the classification accuracy rate to 98.72%, demonstrating the practical application value of the model in learning behavior analysis. these studies not only showcase the powerful potential of data-driven educational analysis but also provide educators with strategic bases to optimize the online teaching environment and promote the improvement of student learning outcomes. 2. apriori association analysis algorithm 2.1. algorithm principles the apriori algorithm is a classic algorithm used for frequent itemset mining and association rule learning. it is primarily used to find frequent itemsets in a dataset, which are combinations of items that often appear together, and to further generate association rules, which are rules indicating that one event often occurs when another event happens [5]. the core of the apriori algorithm is based on a fundamental principle: if a set of items is frequent, then all of its subsets must also be frequent. support calculation: support refers to the frequency at which an itemset appears in all transactions. the apriori algorithm first calculates the support for all individual items in the dataset and then filters out the frequent single items based on the user-defined minimum support threshold. the formula for calculating support is: support x count x total transactions 1 frequent itemset generation: once frequent single items are found, the algorithm combines these items to form pairs and calculates the support for these pairs. then, based on the minimum support threshold, it filters out the frequent itemsets of two items. this process is repeated iteratively, forming combinations of more items, until no new frequent itemsets can be generated. association rule generation: after finding the frequent itemsets, the algorithm generates association rules. each association rule consists of an antecedent (if part) and a consequent (then part). to evaluate the effectiveness of these rules, confidence is typically used. confidence is the probability that the consequent will occur given that the antecedent has occurred, and the formula for calculating 19 confidence is: confidence x → y support x ∪ y support x 2 2.2. algorithm process the apriori algorithm aims to mine frequent co-occurring item combinations, or frequent itemsets, from massive data and further refine strong association rules to provide a basis for understanding implicit relationships in the data and driving decision-making. this process is carried out in stages: firstly, the algorithm calculates the support for each individual item in the database, which is the proportion of the item’s occurrence across all transactions. only items with support exceeding a predefined threshold are retained as frequent items. this is achieved by traversing the database and counting the occurrences of each item. next, apriori uses the frequent single itemsets identified in the previous step to build larger candidate frequent itemsets by combining these singles. for example, if both {a} and {b} appear frequently, then {a,b} becomes a candidate. all candidate sets must be validated against actual support, and only those meeting the minimum support criterion are confirmed as truly frequent itemsets. this process of merging and validation iterates, gradually expanding the size of the itemsets, until no new frequent itemsets can be found. the final stage focuses on the generation and evaluation of association rules. for each frequent itemset, the algorithm explores all possible subset combinations to define the “antecedent” and “consequent” of the rules and calculates the confidence for each rule, which is the probability of the consequent occurring given the antecedent, calculated as the support for the rule {x, y} divided by the support for {x}. to ensure the practical value of the rules, a minimum confidence threshold is set, and only rules that meet this threshold and the minimum support are adopted. 3. application of the apriori algorithm in teaching optimization 3.1. current issues and solutions in the online teaching environment of higher education, especially for technology-oriented courses like “database principles b,” quantifying and optimizing student learning outcomes and engagement pose core challenges. these challenges are mainly reflected in the following aspects: firstly, the correlation between learning behaviors and academic performance is ambiguous. while it is intuitively believed that active participation in various online learning activities (such as attendance checks, completion of task points, submission of assignments, etc.) helps improve grades, without systematic analysis, the strength and specific impact of this correlation are not clear [6]. students might invest a lot of time in certain activities with limited impact on their grades, while other activities might have a more significant effect. secondly, there is underutilization of data mining. online learning platforms like chaoxing xuetong can collect a large amount of student learning behavior data, including but not limited to attendance checks, chapter visits, assignment submissions, etc.[7]. however, the potential value of this data has not been fully utilized, requiring effective data analysis methods to reveal the patterns and trends hidden behind the data. thirdly, there is a lack of personalized learning paths. each student has different learning habits and abilities, necessitating the customization of personalized learning paths based on individual learning behaviors and preferences to improve learning efficiency and outcomes. in this study, we consider combining the analysis of students’ comprehensive scores with other dimensions of behavior data in online learning, using the apriori algorithm to mine the association rules. the other learning behaviors considered include the following seven dimensions of information: attendance checks, chapter visits, completion of task points, submission of assignments, submission of exams, peer review of assignments, and online duration. 3.2. data source the research data for this paper comes from the student learning data recorded by the chaoxing xuetong platform, which gathers high-quality course resources from many wellknown universities and has a vast learning database, providing rich research material for this study. the “database principles b” course, as a compulsory basic course for students majoring in computer science, software engineering, etc., aims to help students deeply understand the basic principles of database systems, master the basic skills of database design, management, and application, and lay a solid foundation for their future academic research and career development. this study takes the online behavior data of the “database principles b” course in the first semester of the 2022-2023 academic year as the research object. the course adopts an online teaching model and has a total of 94 students participating. throughout the course learning process, students log into the chaoxing xuetong platform for learning, and their online learning behavior data is continuously generated and collected, becoming an important resource for this study. through in-depth analysis of this data, we can understand the learning situation of students and provide a scientific basis for teaching improvement and course design[8]. at the same time, this data also helps teachers better understand the characteristics and rules of online learning, promoting the continuous development and innovation of online education. 3.3. data preprocessing data preprocessing is a key step in data analysis projects to ensure data quality, eliminate noise, handle missing values and outliers, and transform raw data into a form suitable for analysis [9]. in this paper, data preprocessing mainly includes the following aspects: error value handling: the data set contains error values named “#n/a”, and the team identified and cleared these 56 erroneous records to ensure data purity and avoid the impact of error values on the analysis results. outlier handling: within the group identified as students (with a role value of 3), the team identified records with teacher behaviors (such as grading assignments, setting homework, etc.), and judged that these students might be graduate teaching assistants. considering that these records do not reflect typical student behavior, the team removed such outliers from the data set to focus on the analysis of true student learning behaviors. through the above steps, the team completed the cleaning and organization of the raw data, ensuring the accuracy and effectiveness of subsequent statistical analysis and data mining. 20 3.4. designation of discrete nodes before analyzing the data using the apriori algorithm, it is necessary to discretize the data. the following specifies the discrete interval nodes for discretization. due to the different nature of the data, it is divided into two categories: category 1: includes attendance checks, completion of task points, submission of assignments, comprehensive scores, submission of exams, and peer review of assignments. data in the first category have a maximum value, belonging to finite data. for example, in the completion of task points, there are a total of 44 task points in the class, so the data for all students completing task points will not exceed 44. the meaning of max is the total data, such as the max value for completing task points in this class is 44, and the rest are similar. to facilitate subsequent discretization, calculate the data nodes at max0.6, max0.75, and max*0.9, as shown in figure 1: figure 1. first category data points the second category: student chapter visits and online duration. the second category of data does not have a maximum value and is considered unrestricted data. students can visit chapters without limit and stay online indefinitely, so it is impossible to know the total value of the data. our team calculated the confidence interval for the online duration of everyone in the class and took the average of the confidence interval as the criterion. the average online duration (ave) for students is estimated as the average online duration, and the ave for student chapter visits is the total number of chapters. the data points at ave1, ave1.5, and ave*2 are calculated, as shown in figure 2: figure 2. second category data points 3.5. data discretization the first category of data is divided into discrete intervals according to max*0.9, 0.75, and 0.6. x represents the current student behavior data, as shown in table 1. table 1. discretization rules for the first category of data code name (first category) discrete interval code 1 x>=max*0.9 code 2 max*0.75<=x<max*0.9 code 3 max*0.6<=x<max*0.75 code 4 x<max*0.6 the second category of data is divided into discrete intervals according to ave1, 1.5, and 2. the meaning is as follows: if a student’s chapter visits equal the average value of the confidence interval (total number of chapters), it represents that the student has visited all the chapters; ave1.5 indicates that after visiting all the chapters, the student revisited some challenging sections; ave*2 represents that after visiting all the chapters, the student revisited all the chapters again before the exam to consolidate knowledge, and the online duration is analogous. the discretization intervals for the second category of data are shown in table 2. table 2. discretization rules for the second category of data code name (second category) discrete interval code 1 x>=ave*2 code 2 ave*1.5<=x<ave*2 code 3 ave*1<=x<ave*1.5 code 4 x<ave*1 3.6. encoding table 3. behavior encoding table behavior dimension encoding 1 encoding 2 encoding 3 encoding 4 attendance checks t1-high attendance check-ins t2-more attendance check-ins t3average attendance check-ins t4-few attendance check-ins exam submission e1-high exam submission rate e2-more exam submission rate e3average exam submission rate e4-low exam submission rate visit chapter c1-high visit frequency c2-more visit frequency c3average visit frequency c4-few visit frequency peer review assignments p1-high number of peer reviews p2-more peer reviews p3average number of peer reviews p4-few peer reviews task completion j1-high completion rate j2-more completion rate j3average completion rate j4-low completion rate online duration o1-long online duration o2-more online duration o3average online duration o4-short online duration assignment submission w1-high submission rate w2-more submission rate w3average submission rate w4-low submission rate overall score s1excellent s2-good s3medium s4-poor based on the aforementioned encoding rules, the encoding process is conducted. taking participation in attendance 21 checks as an example, the encodings 1, 2, 3, and 4 are t1, t2, t3, and t4, respectively, with a descending trend in the level of participation [10]. as shown in table 3. table 3 is an encoding table based on the rules defined in tables 1 and 2. each code has a specific meaning associated with it. for example, t1 corresponds to code 1 in table 1 (x >= max*0.9), representing a high number of attendance checks. c1 corresponds to code 1 in table 2 (x >= ave*2), indicating a high frequency of chapter visits, and so on. through this encoding process, the above-mentioned behavioral data have been successfully discretized. after discretization, the apriori algorithm can be used for analysis. setting the support threshold to 0.4 and the confidence threshold to 0.8, six association rules are derived, as shown in table 4. table 4. apriori algorithm analysis results serial number association rule support percentage confidence percentage 1 t1→s1 58.33% 100.00% 2 p1, e1, t1→s1 42.71% 98.23% 3 p2,e1→t1 56.25% 96.30% 4 w3→e1 47.92% 95.65% 5 p2→t1 57.29% 94.55% 6 c4→j4 48.96% 93.62% association rule 1 (t1→s1) states that students who regularly attend attendance (t1) are likely to receive an excellent overall score (s1). with 58.33% support and 100% confidence, this rule shows a strong positive correlation between attendance and academic performance, meaning that regular attendance is a key factor in achieving excellent academic performance. association rule 2 (p1, e1, t1→s1): when students extensively review peer-assessed assignments (p1), have a high exam submission rate (e1), and frequently participate in attendance checks (t1), they have a higher probability of achieving an excellent overall score (s1).the support of 42.71% and confidence of 98.23% suggest that this combination of behaviors is a strong predictor of outstanding academic performance. association rule 3 (p2, e1→t1): even if students only moderately review peer-assessed assignments (p2),but have a high exam submission rate (e1), they still have a high probability of frequently participating in attendance checks (t1). with a support of 56.25% and a confidence of 96.30%, it indicates that students may actively engage in class even if they do not review the most assignments. association rule 4 (w3→e1): students with an average homework submission rate (w3) have a higher probability of having a high exam submission rate (e1). the support of 47.92% and confidence of 95.65% suggest that students may perform well in exams even with a regular homework submission rate. association rule 5 (p2→t1): even if students only moderately review peer-assessed assignments (p2), they still have a high probability of frequently participating in attendance checks (t1). with a support of 57.29% and a confidence of 94.55%, it indicates that students may actively engage in class despite not reviewing the most assignments. association rule 6 (c4→j4): students who infrequently visit chapters (c4) are more likely to have a low completion rate for task points (j4). the support of 48.96% and confidence of 93.62% suggest that students who do not regularly access course materials may also struggle with completing course tasks. 4. conclusion and recommendations based on the association rules derived from the algorithmic analysis, it is evident that there is a significant positive correlation between high classroom engagement, positive examination attitudes (such as high exam submission rates), and academic performance. this correlation is observed not only in the influence of individual factors but is even more pronounced when multiple factors are considered together. furthermore, it can be noted that there is a close relationship between the number of peer-reviewed assignments and the frequency of classroom attendance. even a moderate level of peer review activity can significantly increase the enthusiasm for classroom participation, suggesting the important role of interactive learning in promoting student engagement. however, this paper also identifies potential shortcomings, such as the low frequency of chapter visits being associated with a similarly low completion rate of task points . this may reveal issues in students’ self-directed learning processes or indicate that insufficient exposure to course materials leads to a decline in learning outcomes[11]. based on the above conclusions, the following recommendations can be made: 4.1. strengthening supervision of attendance and examinations teachers should adopt various measures to encourage students to actively participate in attendance checks and examinations. for students who are not actively participating in attendance, appropriate reminders or guidance can be provided [12]. teachers can regularly check and provide feedback on students’ attendance and exam submissions to timely understand their learning status and offer necessary help and support. 4.2. encouraging peer review of assignments peer review of assignments is an effective learning method that can enhance student engagement. teachers should encourage students to review and evaluate each other’s assignments after submission. to ensure the quality of reviews, teachers can provide standards and guidelines for peer review and review the students’ review results for audit and feedback. additionally, teachers can establish a reward mechanism for peer review, such as extra points or rewards for students who review carefully and evaluate accurately. this way, students can not only learn different problemsolving approaches from their peers’ work but also improve their logical thinking and objective analytical abilities. 4.3. optimizing course content and access methods teachers should pay attention to students who visit chapters less frequently and take appropriate measures to improve their engagement and learning outcomes. teachers can adjust the teaching content to be more aligned with students’ interests and needs [13]. for example, incorporating more case studies, real-world application scenarios, and interactive learning materials can increase student interest and 22 engagement. moreover, teachers can optimize the way courses are accessed by providing online discussion forums, study groups, etc., to facilitate easier access and participation in the learning of course content. 4.4. designing personalized learning paths based on students’ learning behavior data, developers of learning platforms can design personalized learning paths to help students of different levels learn more effectively [14]. analyzing students’ learning preferences and strengths can lead to the 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[15] du xingli. “student behavior feature analysis and application research based on data mining” [d]. southwest university of science and technology, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 26 a method of dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball based on optic disc feature following in infants and young children mingjun ju 1, zhongmin li 2, *, jing wang 2, xiaohui guo 2, biao hu 1 1 engineering laboratory for safe and precise coal mining of anhui province, school of mechanical and electrical engineering, anhui university of science and technology, huainan, anhui, china 2 department of ophthalmology, fuyang women and children's hospital, fuyang, anhui, china * corresponding author: zhongmin li (email: jmj18891468122@163.com) abstract: the dynamic spatial positioning of infants' eyes is crucial in ophthalmic retinal screening and medical imaging research. it plays an important role in the diagnosis of retinal diseases, the design of personalized treatment plans, and the monitoring of ophthalmic surgery. in order to solve the defects of existing eye tracking equipment and technology, such as complex implementation, sensitivity to environmental conditions, and limited long-term use, this study proposed a dynamic spatial positioning method of the eye based on the characteristics of the optic disc of infants. this method calibrates the size of the eye and retinal image through digital-analog linkage technology. it establishes a mapping relationship between pixels and physical sizes, and effectively solves the perspective distortion problem in retinal image acquisition, improving positioning accuracy and reliability. the centroid of the optic disc is selected as the reference point for spatial transformation, and the dynamic spatial changes of the eye are converted into changes in the centroid of the optic disc. experimental results show that this method has good accuracy and robustness. the accuracy of dynamic spatial positioning of the eye is 0.0001 mm, and its average error is 0.000888 mm. keywords: optic papilla; dynamic spatial positioning; digital-analog linkage; visual angle distortion. 1. introduction in recent years, with the increasing social pressure people face, this has led to an increase in the number of older mothers and an increase in high-risk factors for infant development. the dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball is of great significance in fundus screening and medical imaging research for infants and young children. in particular, its research is of great significance in the diagnosis of retinal diseases, the design of personalized treatment plans, and the monitoring of ophthalmic surgery. in the early diagnosis and monitoring of ophthalmic diseases, dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball can help doctors better understand the real-time position and movement direction of the eyeball. it can accurately diagnose and treat retinal diseases. mainly reflected in the fact that before ophthalmic surgery, real-time acquisition of the eyeball position can provide doctors with important references and improve the safety and effectiveness of the surgery. at the same time, personalized treatment plans based on the spatial position and posture of the eyeball can improve the treatment effect. in terms of personalized treatment plan design, by accurately tracking the movement of the eyeball, it is possible to better formulate personalized treatment plans for patients [1, 2]. especially in refractive surgery using laser means, accurate eye positioning can help doctors avoid damaging surrounding tissues during laser treatment [3, 4]. in ophthalmic scientific research, dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball helps disciplines to deeply understand the relationship between eye movement and visual processing, and provide theoretical and data support for basic research. eye position tracking devices and rotation positioning methods have always attracted attention. although many devices and methods have emerged, there are still some compromises [5-7]. in terms of eye spatial positioning technology, the search coil method uses a magnetic induction coil to detect the external applied magnetic field of the induction coil around the subject. the position of the eye is calculated based on the relative amplitude of the sensor output frequency [8]. however, this method is easily interfered by the environmental magnetic field, and the installation of the induction coil has high requirements for experimental design and is not suitable for long-term application. in 1997, mulligan et al. proposed an eye tracking method based on retinal vascular images. the eye movement is accurately monitored by analyzing the changes in the vascular pattern on the retina. this method has higher optical gain and robustness [9]. however, this method relies on high-resolution image acquisition and may be affected by factors such as image blur or optical distortion. in addition, slit lamp pre-mirror examination, fison observation and fundus photography can also be used to measure the disc-fovea angle (dfa) to objectively judge the state of eye rotation [1, 2, 10-12]. however, this method is highly instrument-dependent and has limited application scenarios. pupil center corneal reflection (pccr) uses a near-infrared camera to capture eye movements using a light source that illuminates the eye and causes visible reflections. the vector formed by the angle between the corneal and pupil reflections is calculated to reflect the rotation angle of the eye. however, the accuracy of corneal reflection is easily affected by light conditions and reflection interference. in 2004, researchers at the school of medicine comprehensively explored the potential and application prospects of combining eye tracking technology with machine learning and deep learning algorithms. the fusion of this method not only optimized the accuracy of data 27 annotation and enhanced the accuracy of image classification, but also made significant improvements in pathology detection and segmentation tasks. the research on eye tracking combined with artificial intelligence has opened up new possibilities for improving the efficiency and accuracy of medical image analysis [13]. however, data collection requires high-precision equipment and strict experimental conditions, which limits the convenience and scalability of data collection. research focuses on two-dimensional images. how to use this data to enhance three-dimensional models remains an underexplored area. secondly, the interpretability and generalization capabilities of the model are not strong. in the research of eye position tracking equipment, the visxs4ik excimer laser machine can not only automatically track the horizontal x and y axis displacement of the eyeball and the vertical z axis displacement, but also measure the angle of eyeball rotation and the distance of pupil center displacement, and provide prompts and compensation. from the original xyz three-dimensional tracking, it has been expanded to three-dimensional tracking plus eyeball rotation positioning [14]. synoptophores measure the conscious and perceived tilt angles, as well as detect subjective rotation degrees and binocular vision function [15, 16]. the bagolini linear mirror test determines the visual state by evaluating retinal correspondence [17]. using the iris camera of the laser machine to collect images during surgery to calculate the rotation angle of the eyeball and the displacement of the pupil center is also widely used [18]. these devices are limited by high complexity. they are also limited by their dependence on specific operating environments and limited dynamic tracking capabilities. the breadth and flexibility of device applications are very poor. in this paper, we proposed a method for dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball based on the characteristics of the optic disc of infants and young children. we firstly modeled the eyeball and calibrated the size of the fundus image based on the digital-analog linkage technology, so that the pixel-size relationship between the spatial eyeball and the twodimensional image was established. then, we fully considered the influence of the perspective distortion of the sphere in image acquisition and proposed a positioning scheme for the centroid feature of the optic disc. we selected the centroid of the optic disc as the target point for spatial transformation recognition. finally, the dynamic spatial transformation of the eyeball was converted into the spatial transformation of the centroid of the optic disc, and its effectiveness was analyzed. experiments have shown that this method is a universal method for dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball. this model and method can be used for dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball in common fundus examinations that obtain the optic disc. it has high detection accuracy, strong robustness, and high flexibility, and is fully suitable for clinical research and scientific research on spatial positioning of the eyeball in auxiliary ophthalmology. 2. dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball we propose a dynamic spatial positioning method for the eyeball based on the characteristics of the infant optic disc. the main target population is infants aged 0 to 12 years old, and the fundus screening device used is retcam ⅲ. it will be equipped with a d1300 lens. an examiner will take at least 10 images. a total of 200 original images were collected to construct the dataset. the image resolution is 1600×1200. the images are saved in png format. 2.1. preparation before elaborating on the method of dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball, the basic size data of the eyeball and the calibration of the fundus image size will be the first preparatory work to be completed. first, the basic size data of the eyeball provides the calculation basis for the mathematical method of spatial positioning. fundus image size calibration establishes the correspondence between image pixel information and actual eyeball space physical information. secondly, the combination of the basic size data of the eyeball and the fundus image size calibration enables the system to accurately convert the observation points on the image into accurate physical positions, thereby realizing accurate tracking and analysis of eyeball movements. in recent years, most ophthalmic clinical trials and scientific research cannot accurately provide the size parameters of the invisible internal structures of the eyeball [19]. this study reviewed a large number of studies on the structural parameters of infants and young children's eyes, especially the fundus size data that can be imaged by the retcam ⅲ device for infants and young children. the researchers used the default assumption of an axial length of 24 mm to calculate the area [20]. the researchers used an axial length of 24 mm to represent the optical model of the navarro uwf model eye. this is to enable experimenters to more accurately calculate the anatomically correct area of the vascularized retina when performing stereoscopic projection and image stitching [21]. the study expressed the relationship between axial length and age, gender, height, and body mass index (bmi). the standard value of axial length is generally considered to be 24 mm, regardless of gender, race, and other physical parameters [22]. in summary, the fundus of the eyeball is defined as a hemisphere with a diameter of 24 mm. fundus image size calibration uses a multi-point calibration method, using the sizes of multiple known targets for calibration. in 2006, de silva et al. evaluated the optic disk size and the distance from the optic disk to the macula of premature and full-term infants. the study found that the average value of the optic disk height (odh) was 1.41 ± 0.19 mm; the average value of the optic disk width (odw) was 1.05 ± 0.13 mm; the average value of the optic disk-to-fovea distance (odf) was 4.4 ± 0.4 mm; and the optic disk diameter (odd) [23]. using this study as a reference, the optic disk height, optic disk width, and optic disk-to-fovea distance in the image were used as known sizes for joint calibration. as shown in figure 1, the experiment recorded their pixel positions in the image and calculated the ratio between the actual size of each object and the pixel size. through regression analysis method, a more accurate scaling factor is obtained and applied to the whole image. since the eyeball is a sphere, the fundus will inevitably have the problem of perspective distortion during the shooting process. the closer the fundus information is to the edge of the camera's perspective, the more information will be compressed and missing. in response to this dilemma, new requirements are brought to the calibration of fundus image size. we have established a feedback system for the calibration of known areas. as shown in figure 1, we assume that the fundus is the northern hemisphere of the earth. according to the study of universal polar stereographic, the setting of the scale factor of 0.994 for areas above 80° north 28 latitude is based on the comprehensive consideration of multiple factors such as geometric deformation, linear distortion and angle fidelity during polar map projection to reduce the distortion in the polar region. we believe that the projection information within 80° north latitude to 90° north latitude is about 0.6% smaller than the actual information. the distortion it contains can be ignored. in summary, the calibration feedback system we established is designed as follows: first, the image is calibrated using the multi-point calibration method, and the calculated scale factor is applied to the entire image. secondly, take the center of the image as the origin and r as the radius of the eyeball, and draw a circular surface at 80° north latitude in the image according to formula (1). finally, ensure that the calibration of the known target in the multi-point calibration method is within the circular surface at 80° north latitude, then the calibration is considered qualified. otherwise, this image will not be calibrated. ° ⋅ cos 80° ° . (1) figure 1. image size calibration and perspective distortion display 2.2. scheme for optic disc feature selection the core of the eyeball dynamic spatial positioning method is to analyze the changes in the optic disc of the fundus to accurately monitor the movement of the eyeball. therefore, the selection of optic disc features is the most important part of the detection target. the prominence and recognition accuracy of the features directly determine the accuracy of the positioning method. 2.2.1. optic disc center as a key component of the infant eye structure, the optic disc plays a vital role in the screening of infant eye diseases. a comprehensive examination is an indispensable step [24]. at the same time, we found that almost all eye screening images contain the optic disc and macula. therefore, we chose the optic disc as the target feature for the dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball. figure 2. orthogonal projection of the optic disc at different rotation angles as shown in figure 2, we are limited by the problem of perspective distortion during the fundus photography. it is very unscientific to directly track and identify the entire optic disc. under the premise that the camera remains unchanged, the position of the optic disc in the acquired fundus image changes with the rotation of the eyeball. what is more fatal is that the size and shape of the optic disc are constantly changing. therefore, we changed our thinking and proposed to locate the center of the optic disc. the spatial transformation of the eyeball is represented by the spatial transformation of the center of the optic disc. among the many concepts of two-dimensional centers such as centre of gravity, centroid, centre of mass, geometrical center, mean center, etc., we need to consider the ability of the center concept to handle irregular shape centers and resist perspective distortion. the optic disc centroid can better capture the characteristics of irregular shapes and provide a more realistic center position. secondly, the calculation of the optic disc centroid is based on the information of all points. compared with relying only on certain boundaries or vertices, the centroid can more comprehensively reflect the actual distribution of the object. finally, the calculation of the optic disc centroid is simple and efficient. finally, we choose the optic disc centroid as the target point for spatial transformation recognition. a more detailed argument will be developed in 3.1. 2.2.2. calibration of the centroid of the optic papilla according to the theory in 2.2.1, we have solved the distortion problem that affects the location of the optic disc center. to locate the optic disc center, we only need to 29 calculate the centroid of the optic disc at each angle. the method design is shown in figure 3. figure 3. calibration design of the optic papillary centroid we take the center pixel of the image as the origin (0, 0) and use pixels as coordinate units to establish a twodimensional coordinate system. the x-axis is positive to the right and the y-axis is positive upward. first, convert the fundus color image into a grayscale image according to formula (2). r is the value of the red channel, g is the value of the green channel, b is the value of the blue channel, and gray is the calculated grayscale value. gray 0.2989 0.5870 0.1140 . (2) then, the grayscale image is converted into a binary image according to formula (3). binary , 255 ifgray , 0 ifgray , . (3) among them, gray(x,y) is the pixel value of the grayscale image at the coordinate (x,y), t is set to 200, and binary(x,y) is the pixel value of the binary image at the coordinate (x,y). according to formula (4), the pixel values in the image are operated according to their shape or structure. create a 5 * 5 rectangular structure element. use erosion to remove small protrusions in the image. , , ∈   , . (4) where i(x,y) is the pixel value of the original image at (x,y), b is the structural element, and e(x,y) is the pixel value of the eroded image at (x,y). dilation can restore the edge of the object removed during the erosion process. according to formula (5), for each pixel point p(x,y) in the image, it is compared with the structural element b. if the structural element b has any overlap with the foreground pixel at p(x,y), that is, b covers any foreground pixel of i(x,y), then p(x,y) is set to the foreground value; otherwise, keep its original value or set it to the background value. , , ∈   , . (5) where d(x,y) is the pixel value at (x,y) in the dilated image. combining erosion and dilation, the opening operation is shown in equation (6), which removes small white noise points while maintaining the integrity of larger objects. when processing fundus images, this helps to clearly identify important structures such as the optic disc. , dilation erosion , , , , , ∈   , ∈   , (6) where o(x,y) is the pixel value of the image at (x,y) after the opening operation. contour detection uses the douglas-peucker algorithm to start from the starting point of the contour, find the farthest point, and create a line segment connecting the two points. next, the algorithm checks each point on the contour to see if they are near this line segment. the distance calculation formula is shown in equation (7). if not, these points will be retained, and the algorithm will repeat this process on these points until all points have been checked. , ∈   . (7) among them, p(x,y) is the point on the contour, line is the current line segment, and (px,py) is the coordinate of point p. according to the description in 2.2.1 above, the centroid of the optic disc contour is calculated according to formula (8), and we have completed the calibration of the centroid of the optic disc. ∑   , ∑   . (8) 2.3. establishment of a dynamic spatial system of optic disc features the eyeball space coordinate system is established with the eyeball center (0, 0, 0) as the sphere center, a radius of 12mm, and millimeters as the coordinate unit. we will expand the two-dimensional plane coordinate system established in 2.2.2 to the three-dimensional space coordinate system calculation. because the eyeball center (0, 0, 0) is the sphere center in the three-dimensional coordinate system, and the twodimensional plane coordinate system is established with the image center as the origin in 2.2.2, the relationship between the two coordinate systems is shown in the figure. the coordinates of any optic disc centroid (x1, y1) in the original two-dimensional coordinate system are converted to (x1, y1, 12 ) in the three-dimensional coordinate system. for the convenience of calculation, we define any optic disc centroid point as (x1, y1, z1). assume that the center of the fundus of the standard eyeball, that is, the center point of the optic disc, is (0, 0, 12) (hereinafter collectively referred to as the standard point). for the convenience of calculation, we define the standard point as (x, y, z). in three-dimensional space, the rotation matrix is shown in equations (9), (10), and (11). figure 4. schematic diagram of eyeball dynamic rotation the matrix for rotating α around the x-axis: 1 0 0 0 cos sin 0 sin cos . (9) the matrix for rotating β around the y-axis: 30 cos 0 sin 0 1 0 sin 0 cos . (10) the matrix for rotating γ around the z-axis: cos sin 0 sin cos 0 0 0 1 . (11) the transformed position is known: ⋅ . (12) the rotation angles α, β, and γ are efficiently calculated from the inverse transformation. sin cos sin sin cos . (13) eye rotation is defined as positive in the clockwise direction and negative in the counterclockwise direction around the x, y, and z axes. 3. experiment and analysis the experimental demonstration and analysis are mainly divided into two parts. the demonstration of the centroid mainly proves the accuracy of the optic disc centroid as the target point for spatial transformation identification through simulation experiments. the experimental demonstration mainly measures the accuracy and error of the eye dynamic spatial positioning method of optic disc feature following through eye rotation simulation experiments to prove the effectiveness of this method. 3.1. centroid argument we will discuss four concepts of center, namely center of gravity, centroid, center of mass and geometric center. three plane figures are simulated to simulate the optic disc of the fundus, namely circle, ellipse and custom-designed irregular ellipse. according to the research limitations of universal polar stereographic, the eye rotation angles are set to 2.5°, 5° and 7.5° around the z-axis respectively. according to the optic disc characteristic dynamic space system established in 2.3 above, it is easy to calculate the coordinates of the center point of the optic disc after rotation, which are (0.523428, 0.000000, 11.988581) (1.045869, 0.000000, 11.954336) (1.566314, 0.000000, 11.897338) given the coordinates of the standard point of the optic disc. after the standard optic disc center point after eye rotation is known, the optic disc after eye rotation in this coordinate system is vertically projected onto the plane of z=0. according to the optic disc feature selection method in 2.2 above, the two-dimensional coordinate points of the center of gravity, centroid, center of mass and geometric center of the optic disc after actual eye rotation are calculated. the twodimensional coordinates are expanded to three-dimensional spatial coordinates according to the eye model. the threedimensional spatial coordinates of the actual centers are obtained and compared with the standard optic disc center point. the three graphics at different angles were subjected to 10 simulated rotation experiments. the average data of the experiments at the same angle are shown in figure 5. the average error of the centroid is 0.001984mm, the average error of the center of gravity is 0.001994mm, the average error of the center of mass is 0.001988mm, and the average error of the geometric center is 0.002000mm. we can see that the centroid is the central conceptual point closest to the standard optic disc center. figure 5. average x-coordinate value at different rotation angles and different centers 3.2. experimental design in actual clinical eye screening, we are limited by medical conditions, ethical principles, laws and regulations. we cannot actually demonstrate the accuracy of the dynamic spatial positioning method of the eyeball based on the characteristics of the optic disc of infants and young children. based on the centroid demonstration in 3.1, the accuracy and error of the dynamic spatial positioning method of the eyeball based on the characteristics of the optic disc are measured through an eye rotation simulation experiment. assume that we know the coordinates of the standard point and the coordinates of the centroid of the optic disc after rotation around the z-axis θ1, θ2, and θ3, that is, (0.523428, 0.000000, 11.988581) (1.045869, 0.000000, 11.954336) (1.566314, 0.000000, 11.897338). inversely calculate θ1, θ2, and θ3 rotated around the z-axis. the calculated results are 2.51°, 4.99° and 7.49° respectively, with an accuracy of 0.0001mm and an average error of 0.000888mm. 4. conclusion this paper introduces a method for dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball based on the characteristics of the optic disc of infants and young children. by modeling the 31 eyeball and calibrating the size of the fundus image based on the digital-analog linkage technology, a pixel-size relationship is established between the spatial eyeball and the two-dimensional image. taking into full consideration the influence of the perspective distortion of the sphere in image acquisition, a positioning scheme for the centroid features of the optic disc is proposed based on a comprehensive analysis of multiple factors such as the geometric deformation, linear distortion and angle fidelity of universal polar stereographic to improve positioning accuracy and reduce distortion. the dynamic spatial transformation of the eyeball is converted into the spatial transformation of the centroid of the optic disc, and its effectiveness is analyzed. experiments have shown that this method is a universal method for dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball. this model and method can be used for dynamic spatial positioning of the eyeball in common fundus examinations that obtain the optic disc. the accuracy is 0.0001mm and the average error is 0.000888mm. this 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[24] sabri k, ells a l, lee e y, et al. retinopathy of prematurity: a global perspective and recent developments[j]. pediatrics, 2022, 150(3). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 18 an improved algorithm for small target detection based on yolo hao meng, jieqing tan hefei university of technology, hefei anhui, 230000, china abstract: aiming at the problems of small target size, dense target, missing detection and false detection in uav aerial images, an improved yolov8s small target detection algorithm ms-p2-yolo is proposed in this paper. first, through several initial convolution layers, the composite convolution module extracts the target feature information, and uses pooling operations of different scales to capture the global context information of the image. then, the scale adaptive fusion unit module is used to scale and splicing the feature map in a certain form to integrate the feature information from different scales or layers. then the multi-dimensional feature integration module is used to adjust the features according to the size or number of channels of the input feature map, and to enhance the feature representation through certain forms of scaling and sequence processing. at the same time, p2 detection head is added at the end to further increase the detection ability of small targets, which greatly improves the problems of missing detection, false detection and large number of parameters of small targets. experiments show that compared with the visdrone2019 dataset of ms-p2-yolo and yolov8s, p, r and map50% have increased by 9%, 12.9% and 12.9% respectively, and the number of parameters has decreased by 4%. at the same time, generalization and comparison experiments were also conducted in yolov5s, yolov8s, atss, tood, and father-rcnn, and the detection results were visualized. the experiments showed that all parameters were improved. keywords: yolo; small target detection; feature extraction. 1. introduction object detection is a key task in the field of computer vision, which aims to accurately identify and locate objects of interest from images or videos. with the rapid development of deep learning technology, the performance of object detection algorithms has been significantly improved. among them, yolo (you only look once) series algorithms have attracted wide attention in the field of target detection because of its efficient and real-time characteristics. the yolo algorithm turns the target detection task into a regression problem, and achieves fast and accurate target detection by simultaneously locating and classifying the target through a single neural network. small target detection is an important branch of target detection, which mainly focuses on small targets in images, such as pedestrians in video surveillance and small lesions in medical images. because of the small size of small targets and their features are not obvious, traditional target detection algorithms are often difficult to achieve satisfactory results. however, yolo algorithm[1-3], with its powerful feature[4] extraction capability and global optimization strategy[5], has shown excellent performance in small target detection. this paper aims to discuss the small target detection algorithm based on yolo, and analyze its principle, advantages and application scenarios. we will focus on the application of yolo algorithm in small target detection, including its specific performance in uav[6] image target recognition, monitoring scenarios, medical imaging and industrial detection. in this paper, yolov8s [7-9] is selected as the benchmark algorithm, and on this basis, the small target detection[10] task is improved and innovated. the structure of yolov8 algorithm model [11] is mainly composed of input, backbone and head, among which the head includes neck network and detcet. fig 1. yolov8 structure diagram in the input part, the functions include mosic data enhancement, adaptive anchor calculation and other data enhancement techniques: in the backbone part, cspdarknet (cross stage partial), which is the same as yolov5[12], is used networks) structure, however, by changing the convolution of the first layer from 6*6 to 3*3, and according to the elan (efficient layer aggregation networks) of yolov7[13], c2f module[14] replaces c3 module. the final sppf[15](spatial pyramid pooling fusion) module is composed of a convolution block and a maximum pooling layer[16] (max the head part is replaced with the mainstream decoupling head, separating the classification task from the 19 detection task, that is, classification loss and boundary frame loss, so that the model can pay more attention to their respective focuses and improve the efficiency of the model. these improvements enable yolov8 to achieve faster detection speed, higher accuracy and ease of use, making it suitable for a variety of tasks including target detection, tracking, instance segmentation, image classification and attitude estimation. the structure of yolov8 algorithm model is shown in figure 1. 2. improved yolo small target detection algorithm ms-yolo is a new yolo framework based on attention scale sequence fusion, which combines spatial and scale features to achieve accurate and fast small target detection. the transformation in this paper mainly includes the following two points, and the structure diagram after the transformation is shown in figure 2. fig 2. ms-yolo 2.1. scale-adaptive fusion unit (safu) scale adaptive fusion unit the module is designed to improve the performance of the yolo v8 algorithm when dealing with objects at different scales, and through its unique "scale adaptive" and "fusion unit" functions, it enables flexible processing of input data and effective fusion of features. 2.1.1. scale adaptive "scale adaptive" is one of the core features of safu module. in actual target detection tasks, the size of the targets often varies greatly, from tiny insects to huge buildings can appear in the same scene. traditional target detection algorithms often have difficulty in maintaining stable performance when dealing with such scale changes. the safu module can automatically adjust its processing strategy according to the size of the object in the input image through its built-in scale adaptive mechanism. specifically, the safu module contains a number of feature extraction layers or processing units of different scales, which can be selectively activated or suppressed according to different input scales, so as to achieve accurate capture and processing of objects of different scales. this mechanism makes the safu module more flexible and robust when dealing with multi-scale targets. 2.1.2. fusion unit the "fusion unit" is another key component of the safu module. in target detection tasks, the effective fusion of features can improve the performance of the algorithm to it's important. through its fusion unit, the safu module can effectively fuse and integrate features from different layers or scales to generate a richer and more discriminative feature representation. this fusion process involves a variety of feature fusion strategies, such as feature concatenation, feature weighting and so on. through a reasonable fusion strategy, safu module can make full use of the complementarity between different layers or different scale features to further improve the algorithm's adaptability to complex scenes. 2.2. multi-dimensional feature integration module multi-dimensional feature integration module (mdim) the mdim module receives feature maps from different layers as input. these feature maps contain different scales of information, from low-level details to high-level global information. mdim module fuses and encodes these feature maps of different scales through specific coding strategies to form a comprehensive feature representation. specifically, the mdim module uses operations such as convolution and pooling to extract and integrate feature information. these actions capture the key information in the feature map and fuse it together to form a richer and more detailed representation of the feature. in this way, the mdim module is able to enhance the model the ability to detect and segment objects of the same scale. 3. experiment and preliminary preparation 3.1. experimental data the data set used in the experiment is visdrone2019, which was released by the machine learning and data mining laboratory of tianjin university, and contains 6,471 20 training images, 5,480 verification images and 1,610 test images, with a total of 8,629 still pictures taken by drones in different scenes. the data set covers 10 different categories, including pedestrians, bicycles, cars, vans, trucks, tricycles, awning tricycles, buses and motorcycles. there are a lot of small targets and occlusion problems in the data set, which makes the detection of the data set very challenging. 3.2. experimental environment the gpu used in the experiment is nvidia 3090 24g, using a 15-core cpu, pytorch framework version 2.0.0, python version 3.8.0, cuda version 11.8. the specific experimental parameter settings are shown in table 1. table 1. experimental environment 3.3. experimental evaluation index when evaluating the performance of yolov8s, it is necessary to consider a series of important evaluation indicators. using precision (p), recall rate (r), average accuracy (fmap) and other indicators in the final results of small target detection tasks, and each indicator can be defined by the following formula: tp (true positives) indicates the number of real defect samples, fp (false positives) indicates the number of false positives, fn(false negatives) indicates the number of undetected defect samples, and n indicates the total number of detected categories. the fap measures the performance of the model by calculating the area under the precision rate-recall curve for each category. fmap is used to measure the performance of a target detection model across multiple categories because it takes into account the performance of each category rather than just a single category. 4. model training and result analysis 4.1. model test result in order to verify the effectiveness of ms-p2-yolo proposed in this paper, ablation experiments were conducted on yolov8s, ms-yolo and ms-p2-yolo. the specific parameters are shown in table 2. as can be seen from table 1, ms-yolo and yolov8s have similar detection capabilities. however, after integrating the small target detection layer on the basis of ms-yolo, the obtained ms-p2-yolo improves the detection ability of small targets by optimizing the network structure, and the accuracy is increased by 12.9%. at the same time, the number of parameters is reduced by 4%. in summary, it can be seen that ms-p2-yolo, while maintaining high detection accuracy, reduces the computational complexity and the demand for hardware resources, which makes the detection of small targets more efficient and accurate. table 2. model comparison experiment 4.2. ablation experiment from the detailed data in table 2, we can see the remarkable performance improvement of yolov8s model after a series of careful optimization and improvement. the original yolov8s without additional improvements has demonstrated excellent detection accuracy (37.2% fmap) and moderate model size (44.6million). however, after the introduction of ms-yolo improved network, the model performance ushered in a qualitative leap, the detection accuracy was increased from 37.2% to 47.3%, and the number of parameters was significantly reduced to 42.6million, realizing the initial optimization of the model performance. furthermore, when p2 small target detection layer technology is integrated on the basis of ms-yolo, the performance of the model is improved more significantly. the fmap value 21 climbed further, to 50.1%, while the number of parameters fell by another 1.9million. this result fully demonstrates that ms-p2-yolo can efficiently retain critical information while reducing model complexity, thus greatly improving detection accuracy. 4.3. result analysis in order to verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm in the transmission line insulator defect detection task, lightweight yolov5s [17], yolov8s, atss [18], tood [19], and fast-rcnn [20] are selected as comparison algorithms. in the experiment, the mean accuracy was used as the evaluation index, where the crossover ratio (iou) threshold was set at 0.5. the experimental results are shown in table 3. as can be seen from table 3, the proposed algorithm is at least 12.9% higher than the other five comparison algorithms in fmap on the premise that the model size meets the requirements of edge computing deployment. this significant performance improvement fully proves that the proposed algorithm has higher accuracy in small target detection tasks. at the same time, it is worth noting that the number of parameters of the algorithm in this paper is only 42.6 million, which makes the algorithm more efficient in small target detection and further improves its feasibility in practical applications. table 3. comparative experiment 5. conclusion aiming at the requirement of high preparation rate of small target detection task, this paper proposes a lightweight yolovs8 algorithm, and the conclusions are as follows: (1) the yolov8s algorithm, based on both real-time and high precision, reduces the technical difficulty of subsequent optimization by its excellent performance and robustness, and provides a solid foundation for the detection of small targets. 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[20] chen r, zheng h f, jiang h y, et al. combination of simul-based transfer learing and adaptive fusion for uav small object detection[j]. journal of chinese computer systems, 2023,44(8):17431749, doi:10.20009/j.cnki.21-1106/tp.20210905. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 78 modeling and simulation research on the hydraulic system of the blade of an unmanned bulldozer chunming miao * school of mechanical engineering, university of jinan, jinan, shandong, 250024, china * corresponding author email: mcm13361366337@163.com abstract: in response to the operational characteristics of unmanned bulldozers, a model of the hydraulic system and physical mechanism of the bulldozer blade was constructed using amesim software. this paper discusses the modeling process, sets the main parameters of the model, and simulates the dynamic behavior of the hydraulic system and the two-dimensional motion of the mechanism during the processes of digging, pushing, unloading, and resetting of the unmanned bulldozer blade. the simulation curves of pressure, flow rate, and displacement for the lifting and tilting hydraulic cylinders of the blade were obtained. a detailed analysis and comparison of the simulation results were conducted, verifying the accuracy of the model. the study demonstrates that the model improves the operability of the unmanned bulldozer, enabling smoother operation. additionally, the correctness of the simulation model was validated, which is significant for achieving trajectory planning of the blade. keywords: unmanned bulldozer; hydraulic system; amesim; motion simulation. 1. introduction bulldozers are primarily used in large-scale earthwork projects for tasks such as pushing, leveling, and flattening the ground [1]. the blade and its hydraulic system are the most critical components of a bulldozer during operation. in many cases, bulldozers operate in harsh environments, such as on piles of soil, slopes, and trenches, where the external load on the blade varies significantly and frequently, and the hydraulic cylinder oil pressure may become unbalanced [2]. this requires continuous adjustments by the operator, potentially leading to reduced efficiency and compromised ground leveling quality [3]. moreover, precise operation becomes increasingly challenging for the operator, and ensuring their safety is difficult. therefore, intelligent unmanned bulldozers represent an important future development direction, meeting the market demand for intelligent bulldozers and offering broad prospects and practical application value [4, 5]. with the rapid advancement of computer technology and virtual prototyping, computer simulation has been widely applied in the field of design and analysis [6]. simulation analysis of the hydraulic system of a bulldozer blade not only aids in structural improvements but also optimizes control methods, facilitating the development of intelligent and unmanned bulldozers [7]. this paper establishes a simulation model of the unmanned bulldozer blade and its hydraulic system in amesim based on the actual blade structure and hydraulic system. the model simulates the four operational processes of digging, pushing, unloading, and resetting by transmitting control signals to regulate the pressure, flow rate, and displacement of the hydraulic cylinders. the simulation results are analyzed both qualitatively and quantitatively. 2. structure of the unmanned bulldozer blade figure 1. structure of the blade the structure of the unmanned bulldozer blade is shown in figure 1. the blade primarily consists of the blade plate, push frame, two lifting hydraulic cylinders, and two tilting hydraulic cylinders. all components of the blade are connected to the hydraulic cylinders via pin joints [8]. the blade plate is the structure that directly interacts with the soil during operation. the push frame, which is u-shaped, is mounted on the back of the blade plate. one end of the push frame beam is hinged to the blade plate, and two tilting hydraulic cylinders are connected between the blade plate and 79 the push frame, allowing the blade to tilt around the hinge. the other end of the push frame beam is connected to the crawler wheels on both sides of the bulldozer body. additionally, two lifting hydraulic cylinders are connected to the top of the push frame, with the other end fixed to the body, enabling the push frame to lift the blade around the hinge. 3. establishment of the simulation model since the lifting hydraulic cylinders of the unmanned bulldozer blade are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the blade and their stroke changes are consistent, the two lifting hydraulic cylinders can be simplified into a single cylinder. similarly, the two tilting hydraulic cylinders can also be simplified into one. based on this, a simulation model of the unmanned bulldozer blade and its hydraulic system was established in amesim for analysis. the simulation model is shown in figure 2. figure 2. simulation model of the unmanned bulldozer blade and hydraulic system the hydraulic system of the blade uses two three-position four-way solenoid valves to control the lifting and tilting of the hydraulic cylinders. the directional control signal is directly transmitted to the solenoid valve by a signal generator, and the feedback system directly compares the displacement sensor feedback with the input signal. the hydraulic system's power source is provided by a constant-power hydraulic pump, and excess oil is returned to the tank via a relief valve [9]. in the physical model, the push frame of the unmanned bulldozer is defined as body1, and the blade plate is defined as body2. joint1 and joint2 are the hinge points between the push frame and the body and between the blade plate and the push frame, respectively. based on the actual dimensions of the unmanned bulldozer, the center of gravity coordinates and mass of the two bodies, the coordinates of the hinge points, and the simulation parameters of the hydraulic cylinders (such as cylinder diameter, piston rod diameter, stroke, and oil pressure) were input [10]. in amesim, the lifting hydraulic cylinder has a cylinder diameter of 130 mm, a rod diameter of 80 mm, and a stroke of 1100 mm. the tilting hydraulic cylinder has a cylinder diameter of 100 mm, a rod diameter of 70 mm, and a stroke of 500 mm. the push frame (body1) has its origin at the absolute coordinate system's origin, with a center of gravity at (2, 0). the hinge point with the blade plate (body2) is at (4, 0), the hinge point with the tilting hydraulic cylinder is at (3.1, 0), and the hinge point with the lifting hydraulic cylinder is at (3.9, 0). the mass of the push frame is 100 kg. the blade plate (body2) has its origin at (4, 0) in the absolute coordinate system, with the hinge point to the push frame (body1) at the origin of the relative coordinate system. the center of gravity is at (0.3, 0.3), the hinge point with the tilting hydraulic cylinder is at (0, 0.8), and the coordinates of the blade plate's end teeth are (1, -0.5). the mass of the blade plate is 50 kg, and the hinge point of the tilting hydraulic cylinder with the body is at (3, 2) in the relative coordinate system. other simulation parameters of the hydraulic system, such as viscous friction coefficient, leakage coefficient, damping coefficient, elastic stiffness, and deformation, were set using the software's recommended empirical values, as shown in table 1. table 1. other hydraulic system parameters name parameter viscous friction 0 n/(m/s) leakage coefficient 0 l/min/bar damping coefficient 10000 n/(m/s) hydraulic cylinder stiffness 10000 n/mm deformation 0.001 mm after setting the above parameters, the two-dimensional model of the unmanned bulldozer blade was obtained in 80 amesim's 2d mechanical library, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. schematic diagram of the 2d model of the unmanned bulldozer blade 4. simulation and result analysis in amesim, four-step signals were input into the signal generator to simulate the four operational processes of the unmanned bulldozer blade: digging, pushing, unloading, and resetting. the schematic diagram of the two-dimensional operational process is shown in figure 4. figure 4. schematic diagram of the blade's operational process 4.1. displacement analysis of hydraulic cylinders as shown in figure 5, the red and blue curves represent the displacement changes of the lifting and tilting hydraulic cylinders, respectively. based on figure 5, the working cycle of the hydraulic system is as follows: lifting hydraulic cylinder: the red curve shows that from 0 to 10 seconds, the lifting hydraulic cylinder extends from 0 m to its maximum displacement of 1.1 m, lowering the blade for digging. from 10 to 30 seconds, the cylinder's displacement remains unchanged, maintaining the blade's position for pushing. from 30 to 40 seconds, the cylinder retracts to 0.4 m, raising the blade for unloading. from 40 to 50 seconds, the blade resets to the horizontal position, with the cylinder's displacement at 0.6 m. tilting hydraulic cylinder: the blue curve shows that from 0 to 10 seconds, the tilting hydraulic cylinder extends from 0 m to its maximum displacement of 0.5 m, tilting the blade to a 60° angle for digging. from 10 to 20 seconds, the cylinder retracts, keeping the blade vertical for pushing. from 20 to 30 seconds, the cylinder's displacement remains unchanged during pushing. from 30 to 40 seconds, the cylinder extends to 0.5 m, tilting the blade for unloading. from 40 to 50 seconds, the cylinder retracts to its initial position, with a displacement of 0.3 m. figure 5. displacement curves of the hydraulic cylinders 81 4.2. pressure analysis of hydraulic cylinder chambers as shown in figure 6, the red and blue curves represent the pressure changes in the working chambers (rodless side) of the lifting and tilting hydraulic cylinders, respectively. from 0 to 10 seconds, as the blade lowers and tilts, both cylinders experience pressure fluctuations within the first 5 seconds. the lifting cylinder stabilizes its pressure from 5 to 10 seconds, reaching a maximum of 150 bar at 10 seconds, while the tilting cylinder reaches its maximum pressure of 150 bar at 5 seconds. from 10 to 20 seconds, as the blade remains stationery and tilts upward, the lifting cylinder's pressure remains unchanged, while the tilting cylinder's pressure drops to 70 bar and stabilizes. from 20 to 30 seconds, the lifting cylinder's pressure remains unchanged, and the tilting cylinder's pressure drops to 20 bar. from 30 to 40 seconds, as the blade rises and tilts downward, the lifting cylinder's pressure drops to 80 bar and stabilizes, while the tilting cylinder's pressure rises to a maximum of 150 bar for unloading. from 40 to 50 seconds, during resetting, the pressures in the lifting and tilting cylinders drop to 70 bar and 30 bar, respectively, and stabilize. figure 6. pressure curves of the hydraulic cylinder chambers 4.3. flow rate analysis of hydraulic cylinder chambers figure 7. flow rate curves of the hydraulic cylinder chambers 82 as shown in figure 7, the red and blue curves represent the flow rate changes in the working chambers of the lifting and tilting hydraulic cylinders, respectively. from 0 to 3 seconds, the flow rates in both cylinders rise to 72 l/min and 79 l/min, respectively, and remain stable from 3 to 5 seconds. from 5 to 10 seconds, the lifting cylinder's flow rate rises to a maximum of 110 l/min and stabilizes, while the tilting cylinder's flow rate drops to 0 l/min. from 10 to 20 seconds, the lifting cylinder's flow rate drops sharply to 0 l/min and remains unchanged, while the tilting cylinder's flow rate gradually drops to -20 l/min. from 20 to 30 seconds, both cylinders' flow rates remain at 0 l/min. from 30 to 40 seconds, the lifting cylinder's flow rate rises to 65 l/min before dropping sharply to 0 l/min, while the tilting cylinder's flow rate drops to -70 l/min and remains unchanged. from 40 to 50 seconds, the lifting and tilting cylinders' flow rates gradually rise to 30 l/min and drop to -20 l/min, respectively, resetting the blade's position. 5. summary this paper conducted a simulation analysis of the unmanned bulldozer blade and its hydraulic system using amesim, focusing on the displacement, pressure, and flow rate changes of the hydraulic cylinders during the processes of digging, pushing, unloading, and resetting. the simulation results demonstrate that the model accurately simulates the changes in the hydraulic system during the blade's operation. references [1] wang h, sun f c. dynamic modeling and simulation on a hybrid power system for dual-motor-drive electric tracked bulldozer [j]. applied mechanics&materials,2014, 494-495: 229-233. 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(2006) simulation research on a working device of hydraulic excavator. j. journal of system simulation, (03): 735-738+746. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 20 a fast face changing method adaptable to various postures huazheng huang, guihua huang, weijun zhuo, minghui you school of computer science, guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan, guangdong, china abstract: image face-changing technology is influenced by skin color and posture. after changing faces, the contour information or skin color information of the user's face will be lost, resulting in low similarity between the changed image and the user's face in the source image. this paper introduces a rapid face-changing method that can adapt to various poses. regardless of whether the facial poses in the source image and template image differ significantly, this method can retain the facial contours and skin tone in the user's source image without deformation, resulting in a high similarity between the transformed image and the face in the source image. additionally, it offers low computational complexity, quick processing speed, and a small amount of computational effort. keywords: triangular affine deformation algorithm; multi-pose face transformation; opencv. 1. introduction face-changing technology, facilitated by facial fusion technology, is suitable for corporate marketing endeavors such as advertising, brand promotion, and event ticketing. it can also be utilized by companies in gaming and film production to develop fusion templates based on game and film characters, thus creating derivative merchandise. it can also be employed for personalized image customization for users, such as in online wig shops, clothing stores, hair salons, and cosmetic surgery clinics. additionally, embedding facial fusion capabilities into camera apps enhances beauty features by making them more diverse and engaging. the literature [1] investigated that most face fusion methods will cause the contour, skin color, and posture of the face after face swapping to be affected by the template image, resulting in the loss of the contour or skin color information of the user's face, resulting in low similarity between the face swapped image and the user's face in the source image. even when there is a significant difference in facial posture between the source image and the template image, it can lead to a severely deformed face after changing faces. in some application scenarios, it is necessary to highly restore the face of the source image after changing the face. for example, in hairstyle design applications or devices, wig trial applications or devices, users need to display their face in the hairstyle model image (template-image) and try not to change the user's original facial contour and skin color to determine whether the user is suitable for a certain hairstyle or wig. there are currently two mainstream methods for solving different pose recognition problems: one uses hand-drawn or learns features from different poses [2], making a trade-off between invariance and recognizability, often unable to effectively handle large angle poses. another approach is to align a two-dimensional image model with a threedimensional image model with a precise identity [3], using lbp to consider local changes and rendering a frontal facial image using three-dimensional geometric transformations. however, when this method encounters a large number of pose images with significant differences, the loss of texture details is severe, and the performance is not satisfactory [4]. 2. related work at present, the fusion of facial images with different skin tones or styles is generally carried out using generative adversarial networks (gan) [5]. for example, isola et al. [6] proposed the conditional gan model pix2pix, which achieved high synthesis quality. however, this model requires paired training data, and each pair of images must be strictly aligned to train image style transfer models on non-paired data [7]. in summary, facial fusion technology currently generally uses adversarial networks or convolutional neural networks for model training, model reconstruction, or searching for all delaunay triangles [8] to perform a large number of affine transformations [9] and then performing poisson fusion [10]. these methods can lead to problems such as high computational complexity, high computational complexity, slow speed, and complex implementation. therefore, this article proposes a rapid face-changing method that can adapt to various poses. regardless of whether the facial poses in the source image and template image differ significantly, this method can retain the facial contours and skin tone in the user's source image without deformation, resulting in a high similarity between the transformed image and the face in the source image. moreover, the computational complexity is low, and the speed is fast. this article also provides a system that can quickly display the transformed images generated by the server module on the front end of the webpage with less computational complexity and can match source images and template images of different poses. the transformed images maintain a high degree of similarity with the faces in the source images. 3. method and implementation 3.1. implementation of facial keypoint detection methods in this article, posture refers to the facial angle features of a person's head tilting and turning up and down in a flat image. the image coordinate systems used in this article are all planar cartesian coordinate systems. take the top left corner 21 of the image as the coordinate origin, the x-axis to the right, and the y-axis to the bottom. to perform facial fusion, then the first step is to use opencv to recognize the source and template image separately. firstly, facial recognition is performed on the source image using opencv [11] to obtain a rectangular region of the face in the source image, which is stored in a rectangular-type structure (for convenience in the description, the name of the rectangular-type structure is marked later); based on the mark, 68 key points of the user's face are identified [12], and these 68 key points are stored in an array of coordinate point types (for convenience in description, the array name is marked with markers later). convex hull points are calculated for these 68 key points and stored in an array of coordinate point types (for convenience in the description, the array name is marked with markers later). these convex hull points store the point coordinates on the face contour in the user's source image. secondly, opencv is used for facial recognition on template images (such as hairstyle model images) to obtain the rectangular area of the face in the template image, which is stored in a rectangular type structure (for convenience in description, the name of the rectangular type structure is identified using templaterect in the following text); based on templaterect, 68 key points of the user's face are identified and stored in an array of coordinate point types (for convenience in description, template points are used later to identify the array name). convex hull points are calculated for these 68 key points and stored in a group of coordinate point types (for convenience in description, templatehull is used later to identify the array name). these convex hull points store the point coordinates on the face contour in the template image. 3.2. implementation of a method for adapting to multi-pose, rapid face changing on the basis of facial keypoint recognition in the previous text, the offset angle between the left and right eye corner coordinate points is stored in the source image in markpoints, and the x-axis is quickly calculated (for convenience in description, anglesrc is used later to indicate the offset angle). quickly calculate the offset angle between the left and right eye corner coordinate points in the template graph stored in template points and the x-axis (for convenience in description, the offset angle is marked with an angle in the following text). calculate the angle of rotation required for the user source image to be consistent with the facial pose in the template image, and rotate to indicate it, where rotate = angle anglesrc. rotate the user source image as a whole to obtain the rotated source image. re-perform facial recognition on the rotated source image to obtain a new rectangular area that replaces the area in the mark; identify 68 key points of the user's face based on the mark, replace these 68 key points with the coordinate points in the marks, calculate convex hull points for these 68 key points, and replace the coordinate points in the markhull with the coordinates of these convex hull points. simply calculate the two triangles in the rotated user source image that need to undergo triangular affine transformation. the calculation method is as follows: obtain the bounding rectangle of markhull, mark it with markhullrect, and change the bottom right corner coordinate of mark to the bottom right corner coordinate of markhullrect. the two triangles that require triangular affine transformation are divided by a line connecting the top right and bottom left corners in the marked rectangle. the three vertices of the triangle near the top left corner are saved in array t1, and the three vertices of the triangle near the bottom right corner are saved in array t2. obtain the bounding rectangle of templatehull and mark it with templatehullrect. if the x-coordinate of the top left corner of templaterect is greater than the x-coordinate of the top left corner of templatehullrect, then change the xcoordinate of the top left corner of templaterect to the xcoordinate of the top left corner of templatehullrect. if the upper left corner y coordinate of templaterect is greater than the upper left corner y coordinate of templatehullrect, then change the upper left corner y coordinate of templaterect to the upper left corner y coordinate of templatehullrect. if the x-coordinate of the bottom right corner of templaterect is smaller than the x-coordinate of the bottom right corner of templatehullrect, then change the x-coordinate of the bottom right corner of templaterect to the x-coordinate of the bottom right corner of templatehullrect. if the bottom right y coordinate of templaterect is smaller than the bottom right y coordinate of templatehullrect, then change the bottom right y coordinate of templaterect to the bottom right y coordinate of templatehullrect. in the template diagram, the two triangles that need to undergo triangular affine transformation are divided by a line connecting the top right and bottom left corners in the templaterect rectangle. the three vertices of the triangle near the top left corner are saved in array t3, and the three vertices of the triangle near the bottom right corner are saved in array t4. create a black image of the same size as the template image (marked as maskrect), transform the triangle area formed by t1 in the rotated source image into a triangular affine shape, and copy it to the t3 area in maskrect. transform the triangle area formed by t2 in the rotated source image into a triangular affine shape and copy it to the t4 area in maskrect. finally, in maskrect, the complete affine deformed image of the face region in the source image is presented, which is consistent in position and size with the face region in the template image. all areas outside the face region in maskrect are black. by using the seamless fusion function seamlessclone of opencv, the maskrect face area is covered within the area contained in the template image's convex hull point templatehull, and the effect image after face replacement is displayed to the front-end user. the method for calculating the offset angle between the line connecting the coordinate points of the left and right eye corners and the x-axis is as follows: step1: calculate the distance w1 between the line connecting the left eye corner coordinate point pl and the right eye corner coordinate point pr: w1 pr. y pl. y ² pr. x pl. x ² (1) step 2: calculate the sine value sin of the angle between the line connecting the left eye corner coordinate point pl and the right eye corner coordinate point pr and the x-axis. note that to ensure that the subsequent rotation direction is correct, subtract the right eye y coordinate from the left eye y coordinate: sin = (1.0f * (pl.y pr.y)) / w1 (2) step 3: calculate the offset angle yaw using the anti-sine 22 function using the sine value sin: yaw = 180*math.asin(t2)/math.pi (3) step 4: correct the degree of yaw offset angle. if the absolute value of yaw is less than n (for example, n=3), make the value of yaw 0. if the offset angle is within a negligible range, it is considered that there is no offset. 4. experiment and result analysis 4.1. implementation of the system figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the system structure implemented in this article, and figure 2 is a flowchart of the face-changing method steps provided in this article. as shown in figure 1, the server-side face-changing module includes a loading and storage submodule 106 for image files, a face recognition submodule 107, a pose alignment submodule 108, an affine transformation submodule 109, and a seamless image fusion submodule 110. the front-end display module includes login submodule 101, user image upload submodule 102, template image display and selection submodule 104, and rendering display submodule 105. the user image upload submodule provides a user interface for users to upload or capture user source images, save them to the specified disk directory on the server, and save the path (url) of the user source image in the server to the database, and store the source image url in the session buffer. after the user logs in correctly, the login submodule retrieves the previously uploaded user source image url from the database and stores it in the session buffer. the template image display and selection submodule retrieves template image urls that match skin color, hair length, and facial shape from the database and displays the template image on the page based on these urls. after selecting a template image, save the url of the template image to the session buffer and automatically redirect to the rendering display submodule. the rendering display submodule displays images on the page based on the user source image url and template image url in the session buffer, providing the user with a button to generate the rendering. after the user clicks the button, they pass the source image url, template image url, and the upcoming rendering url to the server-side face-changing module for processing. they wait for the server-side face-changing module to complete the operation and save the rendering to the server disk directory specified by the rendering url, and the page will automatically refresh to display the rendering. fig 1. schematic diagram of face-changing system structure the loading and storage submodule 106 of image files first obtains the source image url and template image url passed by the front-end display module, converts the two urls into corresponding server disk paths, and uses opencv's imread function to load the source image and template image into memory. the imwrite function of opencv is used to save the rotated user source image and the transformed effect image from memory to the server disk path. the facial recognition submodule will perform facial recognition on the user source image and template image in the memory and save the rectangular area of the face to the memory structure variable, 68 key points to the memory array, and the convex hull points of the face contour to the memory array. the pose alignment submodule will calculate the facial rotation angles based on 68 key point groups of the user source image and template image in the memory and rotate the user source image in memory to match the facial pose and template image. then, the rotated user source image will be saved to the specified disk directory on the server. the affine transformation submodule will calculate the vertices of the affine triangle based on the variable of the face rectangle region of the user source image and template image in memory, as well as the array of convex hull points of the face contour. it will also perform the triangular affine transformation on the face region of the user source image in memory to obtain the complete face image of the source image after the triangular affine transformation and save it to memory. the image seamless fusion submodule covers the complete facial image after triangular affine transformation in memory to the area contained in the convex hull points of the facial contour in the template image and obtains the effect image after face replacement, as shown in figure 3. 4.2. result analysis compared with existing technologies, this article has the following advantages: when transforming the source image face into a face with the same pose and region as the template image, only the left and right eye corner lines and the x-axis offset angle are used for rotation. at the same time, only two effective regions are selected to complete the triangular affine 23 transformation without the need to calculate numerous delaunay triangles for triangular affine transformation. fig 2. process flow diagram of face-changing method steps fig 3. the actual effect picture of changing faces therefore, the computational complexity is small, the implementation is simple, and the effect image after face transformation can be generated and displayed quickly to front-end users. it can 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[12] gao qiang, pan jun, and liu wei, "a fatigue detection system for flight dispatcher based on face feature points, "software, vol.45, no.3, pp.37-41,2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 33 water quality image recognition based on svm xinpeng qin school of computer, guangdong university of petrochemical technology, maoming guangdong, 525000, china abstract: it is proposed a method that combines digital image processing technology with machine learning algorithm. firstly, python is used to extract the features of water sample image, the data were pre-processed, divided into training and test sets, and the svm is used to construct water quality classification models. in the work of classifier evaluation, we need to combine the classifier model performance evaluation indicators: accuracy, recall, f-value. according to the test results, the accuracy of svm is more than 90%. keywords: water quality image; color moment; svm. 1. introduction for aquaculture, it is important to choose non-polluted waters. by observing the color of the water, experienced fishermen can make a preliminary determination of whether the water quality is suitable for fish growth. water quality assessment is not only based on the current water quality, but also needs to consider the potential drift and release of harmful substances in order to predict the trend of water changes in the future, so as to take preventive measures in advance. at present, the on-line monitoring system for ammonia nitrogen, temperature, reduction potential, ph and dissolved oxygen has become an important means of water quality assessment. based on the existing standards of aquaculture water quality and the effect of different water quality conditions on aquatic biological activities, the correlation and influence degree of water quality indexes on the overall evaluation of water quality can be deeply discussed. in the traditional aquaculture environment, the naked eye observation and the experience judgment always occupy the dominant position, although this kind of method has the certain practicability, but its observation result is often influenced by the subjectivity and the instability, easy to cause observational bias. therefore, it is urgent to seek a more stable and objective quantitative analysis method for its wide application. with the rapid development of computer vision technology, using machine vision technology to replace artificial vision has become the first choice in many areas of industrial production, which has also brought new technical support for aquaculture. in recent years, with the progress of science and technology, water quality model research more mature, various models emerge one after another. among them, wasp model, efdc model, quasar model [1] and mike series model all provide strong support for water quality prediction and control in different degrees. in addition, the modeling method based on artificial neural network [2] also provides a new idea for water quality prediction. compared with foreign countries, the research on water quality model started a little later in china. however, since the early 1980s, scholars in our country have put forward a joint model of transport and transformation in the study of water environmental capacity of heavy metals in xiang river, which marks the beginning of the study of water quality models in china. at present, the methods of water quality prediction can be divided into five categories: mathematical statistics prediction, grey system theory prediction, neural network model prediction, water quality simulation model prediction and chaotic theory prediction [3]. these methods can be divided into explicit relation and implicit relation when establishing the mapping relation between water quality parameters and monitoring data [4]. the explicit relation is mainly realized by linear model, which is easy to operate, but its reliability needs to be improved [5], while the implicit relation such as artificial neural network is faced with the problems of network structure determination, over-fitting and under-fitting [6]. in order to solve these problems, the statistical learning theory [7] and its support vector machine [8] methods have gradually been paid attention to and become one of the hot spots in the current research of water quality prediction. in this thesis, we first use python to data pre-processing the water sample image, then convert the image information into data information [9], and select the parameters of color features, whether the color moment [10] is selected properly is evaluated. the second is to develop support vector machine models for classifying and predicting water quality samples. this article includes the following sections: (1) image collection and data set formation: firstly, the image of water quality sample is collected and a part of it is selected as modeling data set. (2) data pre-processing: after the model data set and the incremental data set are obtained, the image is preprocessed. this step mainly includes image cutting and color moment feature extraction, aiming at extracting the key information related to water quality evaluation from the image. (3) classification model construction: using the abovementioned information, a water quality classification model of the support vector machine is constructed, which will be used as a basis for water quality assessment and will be used for classification and evaluation of real-time extracted water quality images. 2. image preprocessing when using color features to recognize water quality image, the color information carried by color image is especially rich, which can describe the surface color features of water samples more accurately. therefore, in order to extract the water color features accurately, the first task is to segment the water color image from the complex background. however, 34 when water samples are actually taken, they are usually taken together with the glass container containing the water. as the color of the glass container is significantly different from that of the water body, and the water body is often located in the center of the image, a method is needed to eliminate the interference of the glass container and background noise in order to extract the representative image of the central region of the water sample. in order to achieve this goal, this paper uses an image cutting technology. first, the size of the original image is determined to be m × n, and then a 101 × 101pixel sub-image is truncated from the center of the image. this sub-image is captured from fix (m/2) -50 pixels to fix (m/2) + 50 pixels, both in length and width. the fix (x) function here means to round off to zero, making sure you are capturing the center of the image. by using this method, the interference of glass container and background noise can be removed effectively, and the central region of water sample image can be more clear and accurate. the water sample image after cutting not only retains the key information of the original image, but also is easier to extract and analyze the following features. in short, this step is to precisely cut the original water sample image (figure 1) and save it as the cut water sample image (figure 2), which lays a solid foundation for the subsequent water quality evaluation work. figure 1. original image of water quality figure 2. truncated sub-image in the research of image processing, recognition and classification, color, as the most intuitive visual feature, is very important for the description of image content. effective expression and extraction of color features become the core challenge of these studies. in order to characterize color features, many methods are proposed, such as color histogram, color aggregation vector, color moment and color set. because of its wide application, the color moment is chosen as the main method to study the color characteristics of water samples in this paper. based on the principle of probability theory, every moment of any variable can describe its probability distribution. similarly, the color layout in an image can also be expressed by its moments of order, which can be regarded as the probability distribution of color in the image. the color moments include the first-order moments (mean), second-order moments (variance) and third-order moments (skew) of the three color channels r, g and b. in this paper, the feature of water sample image is extracted by extracting color matrix: (1) first-order color moment: the average value of each pixel color channel color value, reflects the overall intensity of the image. i 1 1 e n ij j p n    (1) it represents the first-order color moment of the i th color channel and ijp represents the color value of the i th color channel of the j th pixel. (2) second-order color moment: the variance calculation method is used to reflect the range of image color distribution.  2 1 1 n i ij i j p e n     (2) in the above expression, i represents the second-order color moment of the i th color channel, and ie represents the first-order color moment of the i th color channel. (3) the third-order color moment is calculated by the slope, which reflects the symmetry of the image color distribution.  2 3 1 1 n i ij i j s p e n    (3) in the above expression, is represents the second-order color moment of the i th color channel, and ie represents the first-order color moment of the i th color channel. a total of 197 water quality images were collected by digital camera from several aquaculture ponds and lakes in a city on the internet. to facilitate batch processing and analysis, all images are named in accordance with the unified naming rules, specifically “category number. jpg.”. in the field of image processing, image features usually include shape features, spatial relationship features, color features and texture features. among them, the color feature shows strong robustness because of its insensitivity to the size and direction of the object. in view of the uniformity of the water color image in this paper, the color features of the water color image as the main basis for water quality classification are mainly concerned. in order to identify the images of different water quality categories accurately, expert knowledge was introduced and the water quality categories 35 were divided into five categories: light green, gray blue, yellow brown, brown and green. these different colors represent different water quality conditions. through machine learning technology, the goal is to let the computer automatically identify and classify these images, so as to replace experts to judge water quality. the specific water quality classification criteria are shown in table 1, detailing the color characteristics and possible actual water quality status for each type of water quality. table 1. water quality categories water color water quality light green 1 gray-blue 2 tawny 3 tawny/turmeric 4 green/yellow-green/oil-green 5 it is used python language in programming implementation. the features of all photos were extracted through a for loop, resulting in 197 rows and 11 columns. some of the data results are shown in table 2. table 2. color feature data class no. r_1 g_1 b_2 r_2 g_2 b_2 r_3 g_3 b_3 1 1 0.58276 0.543685 0.252426 0.014247 0.01619 0.041173 -0.01263 -0.01606 -0.0414 1 10 0.64187 0.570773 0.213572 0.015429 0.011138 0.013735 0.009572 -0.00399 -0.00203 1 11 0.603698 0.576798 0.282196 0.008728 0.007102 0.0123 -0.00466 -0.00234 -0.00955 1 12 0.589696 0.593718 0.252221 0.00799 0.005967 0.010698 0.003726 -0.00361 -0.00507 1 13 0.59113 0.592068 0.253413 0.007524 0.00653 0.0122 -0.00136 -0.00184 -0.00431 1 14 0.588769 0.569681 0.318891 0.00758 0.005039 0.008497 -0.0035 0.001897 -0.00572 1 15 0.588507 0.573246 0.288332 0.007371 0.005135 0.011889 0.003095 -0.00109 0.008591 1 16 0.61813 0.539698 0.274516 0.008626 0.006167 0.014641 -0.0025 0.003659 0.014072 1 17 0.618471 0.539224 0.273564 0.0089 0.005845 0.014155 0.003123 0.003313 0.014492 1 18 0.664273 0.576335 0.293741 0.011002 0.007727 0.019136 -0.00514 0.004122 0.012665 nine color moment parameters are extracted from each sample and used as input vectors for three different algorithms. the specific values of these characteristic parameters have been listed in table 3 in detail 36 different grades of water quality mean moment values. table 3. mean moments of color for different water quality categories mean r_1 g_1 b_2 r_2 g_2 b_2 r_3 g_3 b_3 grade 1 0.610204 0.574785 0.268092 0.009331651 0.006864815 0.012292184 -0.000988557 -0.001327807 -0.000304472 grade 2 0.524593 0.53524 0.336173 0.010272269 0.008091553 0.012270426 0.002926114 0.002146608 0.004036228 grade 3 0.540234 0.521514 0.199152 0.009416922 0.007167669 0.012705104 3.24976e-05 -0.001075195 0.000387175 grade 4 0.450311 0.460043 0.200711 0.010082893 0.007277105 0.012888535 0.002815967 0.000520603 0.001396737 3. svm algorithm based on the statistical learning theory, support vector machine support vector machine (svm) has been developed as an excellent classification model in recent years, which opens up a new way for the study of water quality assessment. as a machine learning technique designed for classification problems, svm not only has a clear structure, but also shows strong generalization ability in many data models. especially when dealing with small sample data, svm can effectively avoid the common “over-fitting” problem in the neural network, and prevent the model from falling into local optimum to ensure that the solution is global optimum. at present, svm algorithm has been widely used in pattern recognition, time series analysis, cluster analysis and other fields when dealing with multi-class classification problems, svm provides many methods such as “one-to-one”, “oneto-remainder” and “decision tree”. among them, “decision tree” method is the first choice in this paper because of its high classification accuracy, low learning training cost and reduce repeated training samples. the core of svm classification model is the principle of structural risk minimization, which aims at maximizing the distance of classification boundary to achieve accurate classification. when processing data, it is necessary to distinguish between linear separable and linear indivisible. for linearly separable data, svm realizes classification by finding the optimal hyperplane which can divide the training set correctly and has the largest geometric interval, while for linearly indivisible data, then, a nonlinear mapping algorithm (kernel function) is used to map the samples from lowdimensional space to high-dimensional feature space, which is transformed into a linear separable problem and then solved by linear classification method. suppose we randomly select a given training sample set from an unknown cumulative distribution function, , in order for the classification hyperplane to correctly classify all samples and to maximize the classification interval, the constraint conditions are: 1 1 } ( ) 1 0 1 1 i i i i i i w x b yfor y w x b w x b yfor                  (4) {( , ), 1, 2, , }, ,di i i ix y i l x r y r   36 is the input value; is an adjustable weight function; is a threshold value; represents a vector and of the inner product. when the sample classification data is linearly separable, the classification interval is: 2 min max ji w x bw x b w w w      (5) the problem of solving optimal hyperplanes can be transformed into the problem of constrained optimality, which can be solved by establishing a dual form of lagrangian: 1 1 1 , 1 1 ( ) ( ) 2 ji i j i i ji i j w a a a y y x x       (6) the constraints are:   1 0i j iw x b y       (7) further, the constraints may be expressed as follows:   1 , 1, 2, , 0 i i i i y w x b i l              (8) the objective function is: 2 1 1 ( ) 2 l ii l w w c      (9) is a relaxation variable; is a constant, and . it is mainly used to balance the complexity of the machine and the number of non-separable points and to control the penalty degree of the wrong sample. in the process of constructing svm classification model, a series of key steps are followed, these steps include the design of classifier, the selection of training and verification samples, the selection of kernel functions and parameters, the construction of training model and the verification of model. the reasonable choice of kernel function and parameters is the key to the success of the model. given the distributed nature of the data, it is important to choose the appropriate kernel function, because different kernel functions are suitable for different scenarios. the widely accepted radial basis function (rbf) is used as kernel function in this study. in order to determine the optimal combination of penalty coefficient c and parameter γ of rbf kernel function in svm classification model, cross-validation method is used, and four-fold cross-validation (v = 4) is chosen to solve the optimal value of c and γ. this method ensures the accurate selection of model parameters and improves the classification performance of the model. 4. experimental results classification model evaluation is an important method to measure the performance of classification model in machine learning. when there are many kinds of algorithms and model parameters, it can help to select the most suitable model for water quality classification by using different evaluation indexes, such as accuracy, accuracy, recall, score, etc. recall ratio: the ratio of correctly classified positive cases to actual positive cases; precision ratio can predict the result, which is the ratio of correctly classified positive cases to actual positive cases; values are harmonic mean for accuracy and recall. tp pre tp fp   (10) tp rec tp fn   (11) 1 2 pre rec f pre pec     (12) tp represents positive samples predicted by the model to be positive, i.e., the number of levels correctly identified; fp represents negative samples predicted by the model to be positive, i.e., the number incorrectly identified to be of other levels; fn is predicted by the model as a negative positive sample, that is, incorrectly identified as a scaleless number. the data set of 197 pictures is divided into training set and test set, 70% of which is training set and 30% of which is test set. test results of the water quality image data in the svm are shown in table 4 below. table 4. svm model classification water quality grade accuracy/% recall rate/% f 1 score/% 1 100 91 95 2 95 100 97 3 90 90 90 4 90 90 90 as can be seen from table 4, the support vector machine model classification results show that the accuracy rate is above 90%, that is, the probability of correct prediction is 90% for all predicted samples, and the accuracy rate is above 90% for all predicted samples, the recall rate is more than 90%, indicating the proportion of positive samples predicted, which can be correctly predicted. the f 1 value is a comprehensive evaluation index. figure 3. the learning curve of 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[10] he heng, song die, wang yi xu. construction of water quality assessment model for huzhou and key feature recognition based on machine learning[j]. water resources development and management, 2023,9(01): 57-64. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 22 the simulation of pose control for stewart platform based on gain‐enhanced pid with generalized boolean algebra ke ouyang, jin chen *, zhongtao cao, wenqiang li school of shanghai polytechnic university, shanghai 201209, china * corresponding author: jin chen (email: 996821784@qq.com) abstract: due to the nonlinear and time-varying uncertainties commonly present in practical industrial systems, traditional pid controllers often fail to achieve optimal control performance under significant input variations. this paper proposes a gainenhanced pid control method optimized by generalized boolean algebra, applying boolean algebraic logic control strategies to traditional pid control to improve parameter adaptability and real-time control performance. using matlab/simulink simulation tools, a dual-loop control simulation model is established for the stewart platform, incorporating both conventional pid control and the gain-enhanced pid control optimized by generalized boolean algebra. both models are configured with identical pid parameters for simulation, and comparative experimental results are presented. the experimental results demonstrate that, in the simulink simulation model of the stewart platform's pose control system, the proposed gain-enhanced pid control system optimized by generalized boolean algebra improves the dynamic performance and response speed compared to the traditional pid control system, enhancing the real-time performance and stability of the stewart platform control. keywords: generalized boolean algebra; variable gain pid; simulink simulation; stewart platform. 1. introduction the main components of the stewart platform include an upper platform, a lower platform, and six actuating rods that can undergo free extension and retraction. typically, the upper platform serves as the load platform and is capable of six degrees of freedom in motion, while the lower platform is fixed to the ground [1]. compared to serial mechanisms, the stewart platform offers advantages such as superior dynamic performance, high rigidity, strong load-bearing capacity, compact structure, and high positioning accuracy [2]. these features make it widely used in various fields such as entertainment, marine, aerospace, and manufacturing. due to the strong coupling, nonlinearity, significant interference, and the difficulty of establishing mathematical models, as well as the relatively poor dynamic performance and adaptability of traditional pid controllers, this paper addresses the high realtime and positioning accuracy requirements of the six-degreeof-freedom parallel platform. an optimized variable gain pid controller based on boolean algebra is designed to enhance the system's dynamic performance and real-time response. 2. electromechanical cylinder-driven stewart platform 2.1. kinematic modeling of the stewart platform the schematic of the stewart platform under study is shown in figure 1. before developing the complete kinematic model, the following assumptions are established: the center point of the upper platform is denoted as ol= [x, y,z,α,β,γ], where x,y,z represent the translational displacements of the center point ol of the upper platform relative to the center point ow of the lower platform along the x, y, and z axes, i.e., the movement of the moving coordinate system relative to the base coordinate system. the angles α, β, γ represent the rotational angles of the upper platform's coordinate system about the x, y, and z axes of the lower platform, i.e., the rotation of the moving coordinate system relative to the base coordinate system. figure 1. stewart platform coordinate system diagram in figure 1, w−xyz denotes the world coordinate system (static coordinate system), l−xyz represents the relative coordinate system (moving coordinate system), p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6 are the hinge points of the upper platform, and b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6 are the hinge points of the lower platform. the upper and lower platforms are connected by linkages and electric cylinders, where the linkage vectors li (for i=1,2,...,6) correspond to the vectors bipi. this paper uses euler angles α,β,γ to describe the rigid body pose through rotational transformations about the z, y, and x axes. the euler transformation r(α,β,γ) is expressed as: r α,β,γ =r z,α r y,β r x,γ (1) 23 where: r z,α = cosγ -sinγ 0 sinγ cosγ 0 0 0 1 (2) r y,β = cos β 0 sinβ 0 1 0 -sinβ 0 cosβ (3) r x,γ = 1 0 0 0 cosα -sinα 0 sinα cosα (4) from the above equations, the composite rotation matrix r(α,β,γ) is given by: r α,β,γ = cγcβ sγsβsα-sγcα cγsβcα+sγsα sγcβ sγsβsα+cwcα sγsβcα-cγsα -sβ cβsα cβcα (5) where c and s denote the cosine and sine functions, respectively. 2.2. kinematic inverse solution of the stewart platform when the center position of the moving platform and the euler angles of rotation, i.e., ol=[x,y,z,α,β,γ], are known, the task is to solve for the lengths of the actuators. this is known as the kinematic inverse solution of the stewart platform. in this paper, an analytical method is employed to solve the kinematic inverse problem, and the following definitions are made: let i=(i=1,2,…,6), where ni represents the unit vector of the spatial position of the i -th actuator, li is the length of the i -th actuator, and lini corresponds tobipi. bi represents biow, p is dwdl , and pi is olpi . for the analysis of the spatial vector of the i-th actuator branch, as shown in figure 2, according to the spatial vector law, the following equation holds: wbi+li wni=wp+wpi (6) this leads to the expression for the length of the actuator: li= wp+wrl lpiwbi t wp+wrl lpiwbi (7) where wrl is the rotation matrix r(α,β,γ) representing the transformation from the coordinate system {ol} to the coordinate system {ow}. figure 2. vector diagram of the i-th actuator branch 2.3. kinematic forward solution of the stewart platform the kinematic forward solution of the stewart parallel mechanism involves determining the pose of the end-effector platform (position and orientation) given the initial lengths and variations of the actuators. the kinematic forward problem of parallel mechanisms is quite complex, mainly due to the highly nonlinear nature of the system of equations, the large computational load, and the existence of multiple solutions, which makes it difficult to solve using conventional methods [3]. zhang hui [4] and others from tsinghua university compared four methods for solving the kinematic forward problem: analytical methods, search methods, optimization methods, and iterative methods. they found that the solution obtained using the newton-raphson method converges quickly and effectively, providing high accuracy. however, this method relies on the choice of initial guess, and an improper initial guess may cause the algorithm to fail to converge. in this study, a dynamic initial value correction method is adopted. if non-convergence is detected during iteration, the initial guess is corrected using a correction coefficient, and the newton iteration is restarted. the forward kinematic equation can be derived from the inverse kinematic equation, i.e., equation (4), with some modifications. however, due to the complexity of representing the forward kinematic equation analytically, it is expressed using vectors or matrices. let: fi 5 i=0 x,y,z,α,β,γ = wp+wrl lp -wbι t wp+wrl lpιwbι -li 2 (8) next, we apply the newton-raphson iteration formula: xn+1=xn-f(xn)/f'(xn) (9) iteration is an infinite approximation process. however, considering the practical constraints of control time and computation time, the iteration process is limited to a finite number of steps. in practice, the iteration process is stopped when the absolute difference between consecutive iterations is smaller than the allowed error εε, i.e., when: ∣xn-xn-1∣<ε (10) 3. variable gain pid control algorithm optimized based on generalized boolean algebra 3.1. principle of the pid control algorithm pid control is a method of controlling a system by applying a linear combination of proportional, integral, and derivative operations on the deviation (target value actual value) [5]. the structural framework of the pid control algorithm is shown in figure 3. figure 3. structure block diagram of pid control algorithm 24 the expression of the pid control algorithm is given by: u(t)=kpe(t)+ki∫e(t)dt+kd de(t) dt (11) where kp, ki, and kd are the key parameters of the controller, representing the proportional, integral, and derivative coefficients, respectively. the proportional term kp ensures that the controlled variable moves in the direction of reducing the error. the integral term ki eliminates steady-state error, improving system accuracy. the derivative term kd adjusts the system's dynamic performance or disturbance rejection capabilities. 3.2. disadvantages of traditional pid control algorithm in controlling input timevarying uncertain systems traditional non-adaptive pid parameters are generally constant, and once they are tuned and set, they do not change significantly. this becomes very limiting for complex and dynamic industrial systems, as well as for achieving highprecision control. for example, in a two-phase hybrid stepper motor position control system, the same pid controller parameters kp=26, ki=8.8, and kd=4.9 are used to control target positions of 100mm and 200mm. a simulation model of the system is established in matlab/simulink, and the control results are shown in figure 4. in this study, a twophase hybrid stepper motor is used to control the output rod length. therefore, the pid controlled system is modeled by the transfer function of the position loop of the two-phase hybrid stepper motor. g(s)= 4.1851 s2+0.0283s+4.1851 (12) figure 4. traditional pid control effect with large input variation as can be clearly seen from figure 4, the controller tuning effect for the target value of 100mm is very good with this set of control parameters. however, for the target value of 200mm, the same set of parameters results in a noticeable delay in the controller's output adjustment and a larger steadystate error. this issue arises from the suboptimal performance of the traditional pid controller when applied to time-varying and uncertain input systems. therefore, this study proposes a variable-gain pid control optimized based on general boolean algebra to adapt to changes in the controlled object's characteristics. 3.3. the principle of gain-varying pid control optimized based on generalized boolean algebra the control strategy based on the controller designed according to generalized boolean algebra theory is shown in table 1. in table 1, kn (where n=0,1,…,4) represents the coefficients of the five control strategies adopted by the generalized boolean controller, corresponding to the following control actions: hold, fine-tune, weak-tune, slightly-tune, and emphasize. the subscript nn indicates the strength of the control action. the input variables in table 1 are explained as follows: the target rod length r(t), which represents the six rod length values obtained from the inverse kinematics algorithm of the stewart platform for the target pose; the actual rod length c(t) at a given time; the rod length error e(t), defined as e(t)=r(t)−c(t)e(t)=r(t)−c(t); the cumulative rod length error ∫e(t)d(t); the rate of change of the rod length error de(t) d(t) ; the dead zone for the error (±ε), which defines the acceptable range of actual rod length error (e.g.,±0.1 mm); the dead zone for the rate of change of the error (±δ), which defines the acceptable range of the actual rate of change of the rod length error (e.g., ±0.1 mm); and the system's allowable steady-state error [±e(∞)], which defines the acceptable range for the cumulative rod length error (e.g., ±0.1 mm) [7][8][8][9]. the controller output variable is the rod length at the current time, expressed as: kn(pid)=kn[kpe(t)+ki∫e(t)dt+kdde(t)/dt] (n=0,1…4) (13) for different motion characteristics of the generalized boolean control system at a given moment, the control process can be illustrated as follows: when e(t)>0.1,∫e(t)dt≤0.1,and de(t) d(t) >0.1, this motion characteristic indicates that the controller's output needs to be strengthened to adjust the rod length more aggressively. in this case, the "emphasize" control strategy should be applied, selecting k3 as the gain coefficient for the pid calculation, i.e., the controller output will be: k3(pid)=k3[kpe(t)+ki∫e(t)dt+kdde(t)/dt] table 1. generalized boolean pid control truth table e(t) ∫e(t)dt de(t)/dt >δ ≤δ <-δ >ε >e(∞) k4(pid) k4(pid) k3(pid) ≤e(∞) k3(pid) k3(pid) k3(pid) <-e(∞) k3(pid) k3(pid) k3(pid) ≤ε >e(∞) k2(pid) k1(pid) k1(pid) ≤e(∞) k1(pid) k0(pid) k1(pid) <-e(∞) k1(pid) k1(pid) k2(pid) <-ε >e(∞) k4(pid) k4(pid) k3(pid) ≤e(∞) k3(pid) k3(pid) k3(pid) <-e(∞) k3(pid) k3(pid) k3(pid) 25 on the other hand, when e(t)≤0.1, ∫e(t)dt≤0.1, and >0.1, this motion characteristic indicates that the current controller output is already very close to the target rod length, and only a fine-tuning control strategy is required. in this case, k1 should be selected as the gain coefficient for the pid calculation, so the controller output will be: k1(pid)=k1[kpe(t)+ki∫e(t)dt+kdde(t)/dt] 4. design of pose control system for stewart platform and its simulink simulation implementation 4.1. design of dual-loop control system for attitude and position loops in stewart platform this paper presents a dual-loop control system for the pose control of a parallel six-degree-of-freedom platform, where the attitude loop is the outer pid loop and the motor-driven rod length position loop is the inner loop. the control system design structure is shown in figure 4. from a closed-loop structure perspective, the dual-loop control system consists of two negative feedback loops. the attitude loop pid controller and the position loop are connected in a cascade configuration, with the position loops based on the generalized boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid controllers. the six position loops are connected in parallel, each using a generalized boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid controller. for a given set of target platform pose values (x, y, z, α, β, γ), the current platform pose is obtained either through the stewart kinematics forward solution module or pose sensors. the current pose is then compared with the target pose to form the attitude loop pid control. the output of the attitude loop pid controller is processed through the stewart kinematics inverse solution module to calculate the required rod lengths for the six actuators. these calculated rod lengths are then fed as inputs to the six motor position loops, each based on the generalized boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid controllers. the output of these controllers, representing the current rod lengths, is compared with the target rod lengths to form the closed-loop control of the position loops. figure 5. structural block diagram of the pose control system for a stewart platform 4.2. simulink simulation implementation based on the previously discussed forward and inverse kinematics of the stewart platform and the variable gain pid control principle optimized by generalized boolean algebra, a matlab/simulink model for the pose control of the parallel six-degree-of-freedom platform is established, as shown in figure 6. the forward and inverse kinematics of the stewart platform are implemented by coding in the sfunction module in simulink, with the radius of the lower platform set to r=175 mm and the radius of the upper platform set to r=135 mm. as described earlier, the positions of the joint points in their respective coordinate systems are obtained, and the pose inverse kinematics of the stewart platform can be derived through analytical methods. the forward kinematics are similarly derived and will not be repeated here. figure 6. simulink simulation model for stewart platform pose control 26 the simulink simulation models of the generalized boolean pid controller are shown in figures 7, 8and9. figure 7. the simulink-based partial simulation model of the gain-enhanced pid with generalized boolean algebra figure 8. the simulink-based partial simulation model of the gain-enhanced pid with generalized boolean algebra figure 9. the simulink-based partial simulation model of the gain-enhanced pid with generalized boolean algebra 5. comparison and analysis of controller performance in this study, the simulink simulation solver is configured to use a variable-step solver, specifically the ode45 (dormand-prince) solver. the minimum step size is set to 0.01, and the maximum step size is set to "auto." the parameters of the boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid controller are set as follows: kp=26, ki=8.8, kd=5.8, k0=1,k1=1.2,k2=1.4,k3=1.6,and k4=1.8. to compare the control performance of the boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid controller with the traditional pid controller, the parameters of the traditional pid controller are set to kp=26, ki=8.8, and kd=5.8 based on the principle of single-variable testing. the simulation experiments compare the control performance of both controllers on a stewart platform with a target pose of (x,y,z,α,β,γ)=(22.9098,−17.8869,97.6143, −3.9260,2.3843,18.3712). the inverse kinematics calculation for this pose yields the following six leg lengths (in mm): 200.6856, 108.6878, 168.4683, 130.0941, 158.3568, and 115.0001. the control effects for the stewart platform pose using the boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid controller are shown in figure 10, while the results for the traditional pid controller are shown in figure 11. the 27 comparison of the actuator control effects for the individual branches, using both the boolean algebra-optimized variablegain pid controller and the traditional pid controller, is provided in figures 12-17. in terms of attitude control for the stewart platform, the boolean algebra-optimized pid controller clearly demonstrates faster convergence. specifically, the six system outputs for the target pose (x,y,z,α,β,γ) converge to the target values in approximately 1.2 seconds, whereas the outputs for the traditional pid controller in the x, y, α, β, and γ directions take at least 1.4 seconds to reach the target values. the zdirection output of the traditional pid controller takes approximately 2 seconds to begin converging toward the target value of 97.6143. the direct outputs of the position control loop for the actuators in the inner loop provide a more straightforward view of the control performance. it is evident that the boolean algebra-optimized variablegain pid controller offers superior dynamic performance, stability, real-time response, and accuracy compared to the traditional pid controller. figure 10. the control performance of the boolean algebraoptimized variable-gain pid controller for the stewart platform pose figure 11. the control performance of the traditional pid controller for the stewart platform pose figure 12. comparison of the control effects of the boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid and traditional pid controllers for the first branch leg length figure 13. comparison of the control effects of the boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid and traditional pid controllers for the second branch leg length figure 14. comparison of the control effects of the boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid and traditional pid controllers for the third branch leg length figure 15. comparison of the control effects of the boolean algebra-optimized variable-gain pid and traditional pid controllers for the fourth branch leg 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(2012). research on iterative learning control algorithm for direct blowing pulverizing system (master's thesis). changsha university of science and technology, changsha frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 97 research on particle swarm image threshold segmentation method based on rough set dongpo zhang, zhiyong she and jiaqi zhang school of information network security, xinjiang university of political science and law, tumshuk xinjiang, 844000, china abstract: image processing is an important way to obtain information and is widely used in important fields such as military, medical and transportation. image segmentation plays an important role in image processing. in view of the inherent complexity and correlation of the image itself, how to deal with the uncertainty in the image segmentation process is the main work to obtain a more accurate image segmentation result. we propose an image single-threshold segmentation algorithm using the maximum dependency of variable precision rough set (vprs). the algorithm uses vprs to represent the image, and uses the maximum dependency and particle swarm optimization to solve the optimal image segmentation threshold, which effectively handles the uncertainty in image segmentation. the experiments show that the single-threshold segmentation algorithm has certain practicability and flexibility, the segmentation effect is better than the maximum average information entropy method, and the segmentation efficiency is significantly higher than the ordinary iterative method. keywords: variable precision rough set; dependency; particle swarm optimization; image single-threshold segmentation. 1. introduction image segmentation is a classic worldwide problem. currently, there is no universal segmentation algorithm. the inherent complexity and blur of the image itself make image segmentation difficult, so the main task of image segmentation is to deal with the uncertainty in the segmentation process. threshold segmentation is a commonly used segmentation algorithm, which is simple, intuitive, and easy to implement. it is also one of the hot topics in current research. traditional threshold segmentation mainly includes manual selection threshold method and automatic selection threshold method. the manual selection threshold method has a certain subjective blindness in solving the optimal segmentation threshold. the automatic selection threshold method generally includes iterative method, maximum between-class variance method and maximum average information entropy method. the three methods objectively solve the optimal segmentation threshold through the adaptation function, and they cannot effectively deal with the uncertainties in image segmentation. zhu liangkuan et al. [1] proposed forest canopy image segmentation based on an improved 3-d otsu method. the core of the algorithm is to use the knowledge of posterior probability to process the uncertainty in the image. lei xiangxiao et al. [2] proposed the image segmentation based on equivalent 3-d entropy and whale optimization algorithm. the entropy theory is used to measure the uncertain factors in the image. finally, the whale optimization algorithm is used to improve the efficiency of the algorithm. nabanita mahata et al. [3] segmented 3-d brain magnetic resonance images by minimizing global and local entropy space constraints, and also used entropy to process image uncertainty. xiaofeng yue et al. [4] used the hybrid bat algorithm to segment the image. the algorithm combines genetic crossover operations and smart inertia weight, and uses the between-class variance and kapur entropy as the objective function to solve the optimal segmentation threshold. the common point of the segmentation algorithms proposed by the above scholars is to use posterior probability to solve the uncertainties in image segmentation. but in practice, the posterior probability cannot effectively deal with the uncertainty in image segmentation. in this paper, we propose an effective single-threshold segmentation algorithm. the image is processed with variable precision rough set (vprs), the maximum segmentation threshold is used to solve the optimal segmentation threshold, and the particle swarm optimization is used to improve the efficiency of the algorithm. rough set is an effective mathematical tool for dealing with uncertainty and ambiguity [5,6]. the greater the dependency in vprs, the closer the relationship between attributes. we will construct a new dependency function. when the dependency value is maximized, the corresponding segmentation threshold is used as the best image segmentation threshold. experiments compare the proposed algorithm with current commonly used algorithms and iterative methods to verify the advantages of the algorithm in this paper [7]. 2. basic theory 2.1. variable precision rough set definition 1. knowledge base s can be effectively represented as a quaternion ( , , , )s u r v f . the finite set u  , called domain. the set r is a non-empty finite set of attributes, 1 2{ , , , }mr r r r  . the set iv v  is a range of attributes ir . the function expression :f u r v  can be understood as: r r  , x u , ( , ) rf x a v . in order to solve the defects of pawlak rough set, ziarko proposed a variable precision rough set (vprs) model. vprs introduces a variable, the classification error  ( 0 0.5  ). with the existence of this variable, vprs is more widely used. in fact, when 0  , vprs is a special case of pawlak rough set. this conclusion will be explained below. definition 2. let set x u and x  , where u is a finite set. if e x  and e y  , then y x . let 98 1 | | / | |,| | 0 ( , ) 0 ,| | 0 x y x x c x y x      (1) then ( , )c x y is called the misclassification rate of the set x with respect to set y . definition 3. let 0 0.5  , then the majority inclusion relation is defined as: ( , )y x c x y     . definition 4. let ( , )u r be a knowledge base, where u , r be the upper equivalence relation of u , and 1 2/ { , , , }nu r e e e  be the basic equivalence classification of r . for the set x u : the  -lower approximation set of x : { / | }r x e u r x e      or { / | ( , ) }r x e u r c e x    , where r x is also referred to as  -positive region, denoted as ( )posr x . the  -upper approximation set of x : { / | ( , ) 1 }r x e u r c e x     . the  -boundary region of x : ( ) { / | ( , ) 1 }bnr x e u r c e x       . the  -negative region of x : ( ) { / | ( , ) 1 }negr x e u r c e x     . the  -accuracy of x : ( ) ( , , ) ( ) card r x r x card r x      (2) the  -roughness of x : ( , , ) 1 ( , , )r x r x     . it can be seen from definition 4 that when =0 , vprs will evolve into pawlak rough set, and theorem 1 can be obtained through the definition. theorem 1. r x rx  , rx r x , rbn x bnr x , rnegr x neg x  . from theorem 1, it can be seen that the quantitative relationships between  and  of the pawlak rough set model and the vprs model are: ( ) ( , , )r x r x   , ( , , ) ( )rr x x   (3) from definition 4 and theorem 1, we know that the classification error  is the core of the upper and lower approximation sets that define vprs. when  changes a certain number of relationships, the change relationship of each amount of vprs is shown in table 1. table 1. variations in vprs caused by changes in   (classification error) r x (lower appro ximation set) r x (upper appro ximation set) ( , , )r x  (accuracy) ( , , )r x  (roughness) bnr x (boundary region) decrease decrease increase decrease increase increase increase increase decrease increase decrease decrease as can be seen from table 1,  roughness is used to describe the inaccuracy of the set x . as  increases, r x increases, r x decreases, and bnr x decreases. the inaccuracy of rough sets is caused by the presence of bnr x . the smaller bnr x is, the more accurate the objects described by the rough set are. according to theorem 1, the boundary region of the pawlak rough set model is larger than the boundary region of the vprs model, which indicates that vprs can accurately describe the object. let ( , ) {0 0.5 | ( ) }ndis r x bnr x     , then the minimum upper bound of ( , )ndis r x is ( , ) sup ( , )r x ndis r x  . theorem 2. 1 2( , ) max( , )r x m m  , where 1 1 min{ ( , ) | / , 0.5 ( , )}m c e x e u r c e x    , 2 max{ ( , ) | / , ( , ) 0.5}m c e x e u r c e x   . definition 5. let ( , , , )s u r v f be an information system. p and q are condition attribute set and decision attribute set, respectively, and ,p q r . ( ), ( )ind p ind q represents two equivalent classifications determined by ,p q . the equivalent classification set of the attribute p is called a condition class, and it is represented by /u p . the equivalent classification set of the attribute q is called a decision class, and it is represented by /u q . the  dependency of q and p is: ( , , ) ( ( , , )) ( )p q card pos p q card u   (4) where /( , , ) ( )y u qpos p q ind p y     . 2.2. particle swarm optimization the idea of particle swarm optimization (pso) comes from the research of bird foraging behavior. their way of foraging is done by cooperating with each other. similarly, in the practical application, the algorithm obtains the individual optimal solution and local optimal solution through continuous iteration, and finally obtains the global optimal solution [8]. suppose there is a d -dimensional target search space with a group of n particles. the i th particle is represented as a n -dimensional vector 1 2{ , , , }i i i idx x x x  , and the position of each particle is a potential solution. when ix is brought into a fitness function, a corresponding function value can be obtained, and the position of the particle is obtained according to the obtained function value, and whether the optimal solution is determined. the velocity of the i th particle is also an d dimensional vector, expressed as: 1 2{ , , , }i i i idv v v v  , 1,2, ,i n  . when the i th particle has searched for the best position, which is the individual optimal solution 1 2{ , , , }i i i idpbest p p p  so far, then the best position (global optimal solution) for this particle group is searched as 99 1 2{ , , , }dgbest g g g  [9]. the velocity and position update formula for pso is: 1 1 1 2 2( ) ( )k k k k k k k k id id id id d idv v c rand pbest x c rand gbest x      (5) 1k k k id id idx x v   (6) the weight  has a great influence on the global search capability of the pso. a smaller  can enhance the local search capability of the pso. the selection of the  value needs to be set according to the actual situation. k idv is the velocity of the d th dimension of the i th particle iterating k times. 1c and 2c are learning factors that adjust the maximum step size of the gbestp and ibestp flight directions, respectively [10]. 1rand and 2rand are random numbers between [0,1] . k idx is the position of the d th dimension of the i th particle iteration k times. idpbest is the individual optimal solution of the i th particle in the d th dimension. dgbest is the global optimal solution of the entire population in the d th dimension [11]. in order to keep the particles in the search space, the velocity of each dimension of the particles is set between max max[ , ]d dv v . if the position interval of the d th dimension of the search space is set to max max[ , ]d dx x , it is generally max maxd dv kx ( 0.1 1.0k  ), and each dimension is set as such [12,13]. 2.3. image segmentation the threshold segmentation method is one of the region generation methods. the main idea of the threshold segmentation method is to determine the threshold. select the appropriate grayscale segmentation value, and compare each grayscale value in the image with that value. if it is a single threshold segmentation, the gray value in the image will be divided into two parts, one part is less than the segmentation threshold value, and the other part is greater than the division threshold value. convert the input image f to a binary function: 1 ( , ) ( , )= 0 ( , ) f i j t g i j f i j t    ， ， (7) where t is the threshold. for the foreground image element ( , )=1g i j , for the background image element ( , )=0g i j . traverse the image f . when ( , )f i j t , the segmented image pixel ( , )g i j is the foreground gray, otherwise it is the background gray. the selection of the segmentation threshold will directly affect people's acquisition of useful data in the image. the acquisition of useful information mainly lies in the description and analysis of the image, and the core of these two links is to see whether the obtained segmentation threshold is effective. this is enough to show the importance of this value in image segmentation. threshold segmentation algorithms generally include artificial threshold segmentation and adaptive threshold segmentation. the artificial threshold segmentation algorithm mainly obtains the segmentation threshold based on human subjective judgment, and finally uses this value to perform image segmentation [14]. 3. algorithm design 3.1. algorithm thought from theorem 2 and formula (3), we can know that the accuracy of vprs is greater than pawlak rough set, and the boundary region of vprs is also smaller than pawlak rough set. this shows that using vprs to represent grayscale images is more accurate than pawlak rough set, because for rough set theory, the smaller the boundary region, the more accurate the object description. therefore, this paper uses vprs to represent images. the domain u is formed by using all gray values of a gray image f of size n m . the lightness and darkness of a grayscale image are represented by the attribute r of the information system. a pixel value is arbitrarily selected in u as the initial segmentation threshold th ( 0 1th l   , 256l ) of the grayscale image. divide u into the foreground set o and the background set b , then { ( , ) | ( , ) }o f i j u f i j th   , { ( , ) | ( , ) }b f i j u f i j th   , where i n , j m . because the entire grayscale image f is inconvenient to be classified, the grayscale image f of size n m is now divided into k sub-blocks of size n m , denoted as ig ( 1 i k  ), where k n m n m   . the set { | }i ix p g p th   represents a set in which pixel values in the i-th sub-block are larger than th . it can be known from definition 4 that the upper and lower approximation sets of the foreground set o and the background set b and related variables are defined by using vprs. the upper and lower approximation sets of  (classification error [0, 0.5)  ) of the foreground set and related variables are as follows: the  -lower approximation set of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) }k i i i io th g c g x   , where ( )o th is also referred to as  -positive region, denoted as ( )poso th . the  -upper approximation set of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) 1 }k i i i io th g c g x    . the  -boundary region of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) 1 }k i i i iobn th g c g x      . the  -negative region of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) 1 }k i i i ioneg th g c g x    . the  -accuracy of ix : ( ( )) ( ) ( ( )) o card o th th card o th     . the  -roughness of ix : ( ) 1 ( )o oth th   . 100 the upper and lower approximation sets of  (classification error [0, 0.5)  ) of the background set and related variables are as follows: the  -lower approximation set of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) }k i i i i ib th g c g g x    , where ( )b th is also referred to as  -positive region, denoted as ( )posb th . the  -upper approximation set of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) 1 }k i i i i ib th g c g g x     . the  -boundary region of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) 1 }k i i i i ibbn th g c g g x       . the  -negative region of ix : 1( ) { | ( , ) 1 }k i i i i ibneg th g c g g x     . the  -accuracy of ix : ( ( )) ( ) ( ( )) b card b th th card b th     . the  -roughness of ix : ( ) 1 ( )b bth th   . the above is the algorithm for grayscale image represented by vprs. among them, the classification error  is the core. the solution of this value relates to the following solution of the optimal segmentation threshold t of the gray image. next, an algorithm for solving the classification error  is given. it can be known from definitions 2 and 3 that ( , )i ic g x can be understood as the majority inclusion relation of a grayscale image, and a method for solving ( , )i ic g x can be obtained. in fact, solving  has a certain relationship with majority inclusion relation. theorem 2 can be used to obtain  corresponding to each segmentation threshold th . according to the theoretical knowledge of vprs, the greater the degree of dependency, the stronger the degree of dependency between attributes. therefore, the maximum value of the vprs dependency is used as a criterion for measuring the optimal segmentation threshold t , and the dependency of the vprs is used to measure the target set and the background set of the grayscale image. because the image itself has a large order of magnitude, it is less efficient to solve t using ordinary iterative methods, so we introduce the intelligent algorithm pso to improve the efficiency of solving t . therefore, we propose an image segmentation algorithm using vprs maximum dependency and pso. when the vprs dependency is the largest, not only the corresponding segmentation threshold is the best, but the corresponding classification error  is also the best. therefore, the vprs dependency and  are in a one-to-one correspondence relationship. generally,  is determined through experience, but obviously there is some blindness. here we use vprs theoretical knowledge and theorem 2 to solve  , which will get effective and practical  , and the calculation process is not blind. of course, we must also consider the actual situation for specific problems. from definition 5, we can see that the dependency between the foreground and background sets of the image is as follows: ( ( )) ( ( )) ( ) ( )b card poso th card posb th o card u     (8) 3.2. algorithm steps the steps of the threshold segmentation algorithm are described below. input: a domain u composed of all gray values of image f . output: the optimal segmentation threshold t for grayscale image. step 1: the domain u is divided into a target set and a background set by an initial segmentation threshold th . step 2: an image f of size n m is divided into several sub-blocks of size n m . step 3: initialize the velocity, position, and population of each particle (think of a sub-block of size n m as a particle). the maximum dependency of vprs is used as the fitness function. step 4: calculates the fitness value of the current particle. step 4.1: the classification error  of the target set and the background set of the current particle is calculated by formula (1) and theorem 2. step 4.2: solve ( )poso th and ( )posb th of the current particle through step 4.1. step 4.3: initialize the position of the current particle by step 4.2, formula (8) and step 3, and calculate the fitness value of the current particle. step 5: calculate the current particle dependency ( )b o through step 4.3. if ( )b o > idpbest , then ( )id bpbest o . (initialize the individual optimal solution) step 6: calculate the current particle dependency ( )b o through step 4.3. if idpbest > dgbest , then d idgbest pbest . (initialize the local optimal solution). step 7: the position and velocity of the current particle are evolved by formula (5), formula (6), step 5 and step 6. (here 1 2 2c c  , 1rand and 2rand are random numbers in [0,1] , and the inertia weight is 0.6  ) step 8: if (if) the threshold corresponding to the maximum dependency is found, the result is output and the program ends. otherwise (else) repeat step 4, step 5, step 6 and step 7. until the threshold corresponding to the maximum dependency is found, the result is output, and the program ends. 4. experiment analysis in the process of segmenting a grayscale image using the proposed algorithm, the changes in the dependency, classification error, and segmentation threshold are shown in table 2. 101 table 2. variations of various variables in image segmentation th (segmentation threshold)  (classification error) ( )b o (dependency) 25 0.4754 0.0048 37 0.4702 0.0037 43 0.4765 0.0021 56 0.4518 0.0065 76 0.4534 0.0015 139 0.4831 0.0061 152 0.4989 0.0025 195 0.4624 0.0036 214 0.4812 0.0027 only representative values were selected throughout the algorithm. it can be known from table 2 that the theoretical process of segmenting images using the proposed algorithm is basically consistent with the actual process. in the implementation of the proposed algorithm, the maximum dependency value is used as the standard to select the optimal segmentation threshold t . it can be seen from table 2 that the metric value is reasonable. the experimental results of image segmentation using the proposed algorithm are shown in figure 5. the experiment also used the maximum average information entropy to segment the image for comparison. the experimental results are shown in figure 3. fig 1. original image fig 2. histogram fig 3. threshold segmentation using maximum average information entropy fig 4. correspondence between segmentation threshold and average information entropy fig 5. threshold segmentation using vprs maximum dependency. 102 fig 6. correspondence between segmentation threshold and dependency fig 6 is a correspondence diagram between the dependency and the segmentation threshold. when the dependency reaches the maximum value, its corresponding segmentation threshold t = 1. the original image is segmented by using this segmentation threshold to obtain a segmentation effect image. by comparing the segmentation effect diagrams of fig. 3 and fig. 5, it can be seen that the segmentation effect using the maximum dependency is better than the maximum average information entropy. in order to improve the efficiency of solving the optimal segmentation threshold, pso is used to optimize the execution process of the proposed algorithm. here, in order to better reflect the optimization effect of pso, the pso is compared with the ordinary iterative method. the comparison result is shown in table 3. table 3. comparison results between pso and ordinary iterative method algorithm subblock size ( n m ) is it combined with pso? optimal segmentation threshold (t ) number of iterations ( n ) algorithm running time ( s ) maximum average information entropy —— no 38 56 3.378123 maximum dependency 8 8 yes 50 20 0.566854 5. conclusion in this paper, we propose an effective image segmentation algorithm. the proposed algorithm mainly uses vprs maximum dependency to solve the optimal segmentation threshold, and uses pso to improve the algorithm execution efficiency. the analysis of the experimental process and the comparison of the experimental results show that the proposed algorithm has good segmentation effect and computational efficiency. at the same time, it is verified that vprs can effectively deal with the uncertainty and ambiguity in image segmentation. whether the proposed algorithm can perform multi-threshold segmentation and color image segmentation needs further research and confirmation. acknowledgments 1.research on the application of virtual reality in the roaming system of the school and campus: a case study of xinjiang university of political science and law. 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[14] ji z, huang y, sun q, et al. a rough set bounded spatially constrained asymmetric gaussian mixture model for image segmentation[j]. plos one. 2017, vol. 12(no. 1), p. 697-708. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 79 optimization of unmanned vehicle delivery routes considering charging and time windows zhiwei liu 1, 3, di liu 2, *, song liu 2 1 henan college of pastoral economics, zhengzhou henan, 450046, china 2 school of traffic and transportation, chongqing jiaotong university, chongqing 400074, china 3 henan college of transportation, zhengzhou henan, 450046, china * corresponding author: di liu (email: liudi000312@163.com) abstract: with the increasing application of unmanned vehicles in logistics delivery, more and more researchers are paying attention to improving delivery efficiency, improving delivery service levels and reducing costs. this research considers the unmanned vehicle delivery problem with time windows, where the delivery must be completed within the required time window, otherwise there will be a penalty and a penalty cost will be incurred. and considering the limited range of the unmanned vehicle's battery, whether it needs to enter the charging station for charging or not, the model is established based on the minimum running cost and penalty cost. and a genetic algorithm is designed. finally, the effectiveness of the model and algorithm is verified by examples. keywords: unmanned vehicle; time windows; charging station; genetic algorithm. 1. introduction in recent years, the logistics industry has developed rapidly and played an important role in economy. vehicle route problem is a key aspect of logistics delivery, often determining the cost, delivery time, and customer satisfaction of the delivery process. therefore, it is of great significance to reasonably schedule and scientifically plan delivery routes for delivery vehicles in logistics delivery. the vrp (vehicle routing problem, vrp) has been widely studied since it was proposed by dantzig and ramser[1] in 1959. yong wang et al. [2] studied the time-dependent multicentral coordinated delivery vehicle routing problem in urban logistics delivery and traffic congestion relationship, and constructed a vehicle travel time calculation model based on path space-time decomposition. they clarified the relationship between vehicle travel time and path space-time decomposition under road traffic congestion conditions, designed a fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emission calculation method based on vehicle travel time, and constructed a time-dependent multi-central logistics delivery network multi-objective optimization mathematical model. they proposed a hybrid intelligent heuristic algorithm. experts and scholars have studied specific vrp problems with different constraints and related parameters based on actual conditions. for example, bai et al.[3]considered the impact of real-world transportation on the environment when building the model and took carbon emissions into account in the optimization objective function, with the goal of minimizing carbon emission costs. qi jinhong et al.[4]established a green vehicle routing model with multiple optimization objectives that consider revenue. ganji et al.[5]considered the impact of speed, load, and driving distance on carbon emissions levels. he qi et al.[6]studied a vrphtw problem based on hard time window constraints and designed an algorithm to seek a highquality approximate solution. zhang et al. [7] considered the time constraints of multiple departure points and visited nodes from a single vehicle depot in the multi-trip vehicle routing problem with time windows. chen xiqiong et al. [8] studied the same-structure vrp problem with the constraint of maximum vehicle capacity to achieve the minimum cost and minimum vehicle workload difference. shang zhengyang et al. [9]considered the constraint of loading capacity and maximum loading volume to maximize vehicle utilization. wang yong et al. [10] elevated the loading constraint path optimization problem to a three-dimensional angle and planned the number of rows, columns, and layers when loading. the above studies consider real-world delivery scenarios and constraints, making the vrp increasingly applicable to real-world scenarios. with the rapid development of unmanned vehicle technology, more and more delivery companies are considering using unmanned vehicle instead of human drivers for delivery services, which can save labor costs and reduce operational costs caused by fuel consumption. the optimization of unmanned vehicle routing has attracted widespread attention from scholars. xu junxiang et al.[11]studied the routing problem of unmanned vehicle considering dynamic driving times, proposing that dynamic driving times are related to time-varying speeds. they comprehensively analyzed actual vehicle speeds, time, remaining mileage, and charging time to establish a mathematical model aimed at minimizing total delivery time. wang lei et al.[12]researched the optimization of delivery routes for unmanned vehicle from the perspective of environmental perception and collaborative decision-making, constructing a model aimed at minimizing total costs while considering delivery and soft time window constraints, and designed a multi-population genetic algorithm. wang yuqin et al. [13]studied the optimization of delivery routes for unmanned vehicle by incorporating the characteristics of realtime information sharing and path selection in intelligent connected environments, developing a two-stage model based on real-time traffic information for vehicle routing problems, and designed a genetic algorithm. zhao et al. [14] proposed a path planning method for unmanned vehicle based on an adaptive particle swarm optimization algorithm, considering 80 the obstacle avoidance capabilities of unmanned vehicle and enabling the rapid generation of high-quality global paths. nayak et al. [15]researched the task planning applications of unmanned vehicle and ground robots, which essentially relate to the traveling salesman problem, and obtained feasible solutions through a variable neighborhood search algorithm. in summary, there has been limited research on the optimization of delivery routes for unmanned vehicle that considers both charging and time windows constraints. therefore, this paper constructs an optimization model for the delivery routes of unmanned vehicle addressing the issues of charging and time windows constraints. additionally, developing a genetic algorithm to solve the np-hard problem associated with this model has significant theoretical implications and practical application value. 2. problem modeling 2.1. problem description the delivery problem based on unmanned vehicle can be described as follows: due to the rapid development of unmanned vehicle technology, a logistics distribution center utilizes unmanned vehicle to deliver a certain amount of goods to each customer point nearby. given the differing needs of each customer point, there are time windows constraints for deliveries, exceeding these time windows incurs a penalty cost. during this process, unmanned vehicle has energy limitations, meaning their range is finite, and they may need to visit charging stations for recharging along the way. the delivery schematic is shown in figure 1 below. the goal is to plan the paths of the unmanned vehicle in such a way that minimizes both the driving costs and the penalty costs. figure 1. schematic diagram of distribution path the assumptions are as follows: (1) during the delivery process, each unmanned vehicle can only enter a charging station a maximum of once; (2)when an unmanned vehicle leaves the charging station, its battery is fully charged; (3)the demand of each customer point is known and does not exceed the rated carrying capacity of the unmanned vehicle; (4)the speed of each unmanned vehicle during the delivery process is constant and the same; (5)the coordinates of the distribution center, customer points, and charging stations are all known; (6)each customer point can only be served by one specific unmanned vehicle; (7)the service time and time windows for each customer point are known, as well as the charging time and range of the unmanned vehicle; (8)the departure time of the unmanned vehicle from the distribution center is 0; (9)vehicle breakdowns, road obstacles, and other issues during the delivery process are not considered; (10)all unmanned vehicle return to the distribution center after completing their delivery tasks; (11)there is only one distribution center in the area. 2.2. mathematical model the model parameters and variable descriptions in this research are presented in table 1 below: the objective of this model is to minimize the total cost, which consists of the transportation cost of the unmanned vehicle and the penalty cost. the total transportation cost of the unmanned vehicle from the distribution center can be expressed as follows: , r ijs ij s s i n j n i j c c x d        (1) if the unmanned vehicle arrives outside the time window specified by the customer, it will produce certain punishment, and the punishment cost can be expressed as: max( , 0) max( , 0)pu i i i ic c t c t        (2) the objective function of unmanned vehicle distribution problem is: z r puc c c  (3) the constraints are as follows: 0 ,e nsw n n s s     (4) si i i l y b b s s     (5) 0zis jzs s s i l s s j l x x        (6) 1 1 s is s y i l    (7) 0 1 1 l s ijs j s x i l     (8) 81 table 1. model parameters and variables parameter description l customer point collection s set of unmanned vehicles, subscript denoted as s u charging station collection z distribution center, subscript denoted as z n set of all points, subscript denoted as n , n l u z   c the cost of unmanned vehicle delivery per unit distance ijd distance from point i to point j , ,i j n ib customer i 's demand for goods, i l b maximum load capacity of unmanned vehicle e nsw remaining power when unmanned vehicle s reaches point n l nsw the remaining power when the unmanned vehicle s leaves point n w battery capacity of unmanned vehicle i earliest service time of customer i time window, i l i latest service time of customer i time window, i l c waiting costs incurred by early arrival of unmanned vehicles c penalty costs incurred by unmanned vehicles arriving later than the time window e it time when the unmanned vehicle arrives at point i , i n l it the time when the unmanned vehicle leaves point i , i n ith waiting time of unmanned vehicle at point i , i l itf service time or charging time of unmanned vehicle at point i , i l u  ijt the travel time of the unmanned vehicle from point i to point j , ,i j n 1 , , 0ijsx s s i j n      1 if the unmanned vehicle s travels from i to j, and 0 otherwise 1 , 0siy s s i n      1 if the customer is delivered by an unmanned vehicle, otherwise 0 1 1 , l ijs i x j l s s       (9) 1 1 1 1 l l l s ijs jks i s k s x x k l         (10) ijs i l j l x l s s      (11) 0l zt  (12) l e i i i it t th tf i l u     (13) ( ) ,e l j ijs i ij i n j n t x t t i j s s        (14) 0 e i i i e e i i i i t th i l t t          (15) ,e l is isw w i l s s     (16) 0 ,e nsw n n s s     (17) ,l isw w i z u s s      (18) equation (4) ensures that the travel distance of the unmanned vehicle is within the capacity constraints, meaning that the battery level of the vehicle must be greater than zero when it reaches each delivery point; equation (5) indicates that the total amount of goods carried by the unmanned vehicle must be within the rated carrying capacity; equation (6) represents the constraint that the unmanned vehicle departs from the distribution center and ultimately returns to it.; equations (7) to (10) ensure that each customer can only be served by one specific unmanned vehicle; equation (11) states that the number of customers served by each unmanned vehicle must be less than or equal to the total number of customers; equation (12) indicates that the departure time of the unmanned vehicle from the distribution center is zero; equation (13) shows that the time when the unmanned vehicle leaves a point is the sum of the time it arrives at that point, the service time at that point, and the waiting time at that point; equation (14) states that the time the unmanned vehicle arrives at a point is equal to the time it leaves the previous customer point plus the travel time from the previous point to the current point; equation (15) indicates that if the time the unmanned vehicle arrives at a customer point is earlier than the earliest service time in the time window, it must wait until the earliest service time required by the customer to begin service; otherwise, no waiting is required, and the waiting time is zero; equation (16) states that the battery level of the unmanned vehicle is the same when it arrives at and leaves a customer point, meaning that no battery is consumed during the service process; equation (17) ensures that the remaining battery level of the unmanned vehicle is sufficient to reach the 82 planned customer points or charging stations or to return to the distribution center; equation (18) indicates that the battery level of the unmanned vehicle is fully charged when it departs from the distribution center or charging station. 3. algorithm design for the np-hard problem addressed in this paper, the genetic algorithm is suitable for solving large-scale optimization problems because it accelerates the search process by simultaneously handling multiple individuals. therefore, this research employs a genetic algorithm for the solution. 3.1. coding design considering the characteristics of the problem addressed in this paper, the encoding method used is integer encoding[16]. the chromosome length is the sum of the number of customers, charging stations and unmanned vehicle plus 1— 1l u s   . the encoding for the distribution center is represented by 0; the real-number index of the assigned customer points is indicated by 1,2,3,...,l ; and the realnumber index of the charging stations is also indicated by 1, 2,...,l l l u   . for example, if a distribution center has 3 unmanned vehicles available for delivery services, needs to serve 10 customers, and there are 2 charging stations in the area, a chromosome may look as follows: 0,7,5,12,8,0,2,9,6,11,3, 0,1,4,10,0. the delivery paths represented by this chromosome are as follows: the delivery path for the first unmanned vehicle is 0-7-512-8-0. this means the vehicle starts from the distribution center, serves customers 7 and 5 consecutively, then due to battery constraints, enters charging station number 12 to recharge. after recharging, it continues to serve customer 8 before returning to the distribution center. similarly, the delivery path for the second unmanned vehicle is 0-2-9-6-113-0. this indicates that the vehicle departs from the distribution center, serves customers 2, 9, and 6 in succession, then enters charging station number 11 to recharge due to battery limitations. after recharging, it continues to serve customer 3 before returning to the distribution center. the delivery path for the third vehicle is 0-1-4-10-0. this means that the unmanned vehicle leaves the distribution center, serving customers 1, 4, and 10 in succession, and then returns directly to the distribution center, indicating that the third unmanned vehicle has enough battery to complete the entire route without needing to recharge along the way. figure 2. schematic diagram of coding mode and path 3.2. initializing population first, a random sequence of real numbers is formed using the existing customer points and the numbered representation of the charging stations, where the demand for goods at the first customer point in the chromosome is denoted by ib . if 1 k i i b b   and +1 1 k i i b b   ,the cargo load of the unmanned vehicle reaches its maximum capacity upon arrival at point i, the vehicle has completed its service to that customer and needs to return to the distribution center. in this case, the 0 indicates the distribution center was then inserted behind the chromosome position; the above calculation was then repeated until s-1 zeros had been inserted in the chromosome. since the unmanned vehicle starts from the distribution center and ultimately returns there, an additional 0 is also added at the beginning and the end of the chromosome, forming an initial chromosome. this process is repeated multiple times to generate l individuals, which together constitute an initial population. 3.3. constraint treatment common methods for handling constraints include the following three approaches: firstly, repair operator method, in this method, repair operators are incorporated into crossover, mutation, and other operations to ensure that the generated offspring meet the constraint conditions. for example, this can be achieved by correcting the properties of individuals that do not satisfy the constraints. however, this approach may require the design of complex repair operators to handle different types of constraints, and the repair operations could introduce new uncertainties, potentially affecting the performance of the algorithm. secondly, constraint handling techniques: this involves designing specific genetic operations, such as constraint handling crossover and constraint handling mutation, to guarantee that mutation and crossover operations do not produce individuals that violate the constraints. however, this requires a deep understanding of the characteristics of the constraints and the design of corresponding constraint-handling techniques, which may increase the complexity and computational cost of the algorithm. third, the penalty function method: based on the practical circumstances of the problem studied in this paper, the third method—the penalty function method—is employed. in this approach, penalty terms are added to the fitness function to impose penalties on individuals that violate the constraint conditions, thus suppressing them during the genetic evolution process. the constraints related to the unmanned vehicle's range and maximum load are handled using the penalty function method, resulting in the objective function: 1 2 min max( ,0) max( ,0) r pu i s s i l i l e ns g c c b b w              both constraints must be satisfied simultaneously. if the sum of the 1 and 2 are large, that can result in an extremely high objective function value for individuals that do not meet the constraints. since a higher fitness value increases the probability of subsequent selection, the reciprocal of the aforementioned objective function is taken as the fitness function, which is 83 defined as: 1 ( )f i g  . 3.4. genetic operation (1) selection based on the fitness values of individuals, a portion of individuals is selected from the current population to participate in the reproduction of the next generation. the goal is to retain the excellent individuals, eliminate inferior ones, and maintain diversity within the population to aid the algorithm in effective search and evolution. this research uses roulette wheel selection: each individual is assigned a probability proportional to its fitness value, so individuals with higher fitness have a greater chance of being selected when individuals are chosen randomly. the process involves calculating the fitness values of individuals in the population. the selection probability of an individual is given by ( ) ( ) ( ) i l f i p i f i    , and the cumulative probability of an individual being selected in the current population is ( ) ( ) i l pa i p i    . a random real number is [0,1]r , and if ( )pa i r , the first individual is selected; otherwise, individual i are selected according to the ( 1) ( )pa i r pa i   . (2) crossover there are many crossover operations for real-valued encoding, including single-point crossover, two-point crossover, uniform crossover, and simulated binary crossover. however, these methods are challenging to apply to optimization problems involving multiple vehicles and multiple sub-paths. to improve the optimization capability in later stages, a crossover operator suitable for solving the problem addressed in this paper is designed, maximizing the retention of optimal sub-paths. the operation is as follows: 1) as shown in the figure, randomly generate two parent chromosomes a: 0-7-5-12-8-0-2-9-6-11-3-0-1-4-10-0 and b: 0-1-3-10-0-8-7-12-2-6-0-4-9-11-5-0. then, randomly select a segment from these two chromosomes as sub-path 1: 0-2-96-11-3-0 and sub-path 2: 0-4-9-11-5-0; figure 3. selecting subpaths 2)the selected sub-paths 1 and 2 are placed at the front; figure 4. subpath prefix 3)the sub-path 1 from parent chromosome a obtained in step 2 is used as a segment of the offspring chromosome, while the encoding from parent chromosome b that does not include sub-path 1 is sequentially added to the end of sub-path 1 according to the encoding order in parent chromosome b. finally, the encoding 0 is added at the end, resulting in offspring chromosome a*: 0-2-9-6-11-3-0-4-5-1-10-8-7-120. similarly, offspring chromosome b* is obtained as: 0-4-911-5-0-2-6-3-7-12-8-1-10-0. this process is illustrated in the figure below: figure 5. preliminary formation of progeny chromosomes 4)taking offspring chromosome, a* as an example, the encoding 0 can be added to any of the 8 positions following sub-path 1, resulting in 8 possible scenarios. the fitness value for each scenario is calculated, and the one with the maximum fitness value is selected as offspring chromosome a. offspring chromosome b* has 9 possible scenarios, and similarly, offspring chromosome b is derived. the figure below shows one of the generated offspring chromosomes: offspring chromosome a is 0-2-9-6-11-3-0-4-5-1-0-10-8-7 84 12-0; offspring chromosome b is 0-4-9-11-5-0-2-6-3-7-12-08-1-10-0. figure 6. progeny chromosomes (3) mutation swap mutation: a segment of gene sequence is selected from the chromosome, and then this segment undergoes swap mutation to produce multiple offspring chromosomes. the fitness value of each chromosome is calculated, and the one with the highest fitness value is selected to enter the offspring population. 4. example analysis 4.1. introduction of an example table 2. customer distribution information table number x y earliest time(h) latest time(h) demand(t) service time(h) 1 56 56 0 100 0 0 2 92 76 0 1 0.3 0.2 3 66 78 0 1 0.1 0.2 4 56 27 1 2 0.4 0.3 5 88 72 2 4 0.2 0.3 6 88 32 7 8 0.2 0.3 7 24 48 5 6 0.4 0.3 8 40 48 3 5 0.6 0.5 9 32 80 0 2 0.7 0.8 10 16 69 7 8 0.2 0.3 11 88 96 1 3 0.6 0.4 12 56 70 4 5 0.3 0.5 13 48 96 1 2 0.5 0.7 14 32 104 3 8 0.6 0.7 15 80 56 3 4 0.8 0.6 16 48 40 0 1 0.3 0.2 17 23 16 2 4 0.4 0.2 18 48 8 2 3 0.3 0.4 19 16 32 7 8 0.1 0.1 20 8 48 6 8 0.1 0.1 21 32 64 7 9 0.2 0.2 22 24 96 1 3 0.4 0.5 23 72 104 1 3 0.3 0.2 24 72 32 8 10 0.6 0.7 25 72 16 6 10 0.2 0.2 26 88 8 7 8 0.7 0.7 27 104 56 6 7 0.3 0.1 28 104 32 4 6 0.5 0.5 29 83 45 0 100 0.4 0.4 30 32 40 0 100 0.4 0.4 a certain unmanned vehicle delivery center provides delivery services to 27 nearby customer points. the delivery center has three unmanned vehicles of the same type, each with a maximum load capacity of 5 and a range of 200. each 85 customer has different cargo demands and specific time windows for service. the time window for the delivery center and charging station is [0, 100]. if an unmanned vehicle enters the charging station for recharging, the charging time is 0.5 hours. the unmanned vehicles maintain a constant speed during delivery, with a speed of 40 /km h . in terms of costs, the operating cost for each unmanned vehicle is 5 yuan per kilometer, with a waiting cost c of 20 yuan per hour for arriving early and a penalty cost c of 30 yuan per hour for arriving late outside the time window. other delivery information can be found in table 2. the location distribution of customer points, the delivery center and the charging station is shown in the figure below. since the coordinates of all points are distributed within a 120 × 120 matrix range, in order to better reflect actual delivery conditions, the scale is defined as 10:1, meaning that all points are distributed within a 12 km × 12 km matrix range. figure 7. distribution of coordinate points 4.2. results and analysis this paper uses python (python-3.11.0) software for the programming operations of the genetic algorithm mentioned above and verifies the solutions for the examples in this paper. the relevant parameter settings are as follows: population size genenum = 100, number of iterations generationnum = 1000, and the crossover and mutation probabilities are respectively set to 0.9pc  and 0.1pm  . the program was run, and fifteen random solutions were generated. the results indicate that all 3 unmanned vehicles are providing delivery services, with both situations present (requiring charging midway and not requiring charging midway). the results are shown in table 3 below. table 3. results of fifteen examples number total distance(km) total cost(yuan) 1 774.7016 3889.5078 2 750.0700 3763.3502 3 755.4280 3788.1402 4 763.3460 3828.7298 5 770.1160 3867.5802 6 766.4983 3848.4914 7 754.7241 3783.6203 8 739.5927 3712.9633 9 724.4964 3632.4818 10 719.3525 3608.5630 11 726.6734 3645.3671 12 747.7140 3752.5702 13 745.5648 3740.8238 14 726.6734 3643.3671 15 735.7967 3688.9834 average 746.7272 3746.3026 as shown in table 3, all fifteen random solutions resulted in feasible solutions, with the delivery distances maintained between 710 km and 780 km, and the total costs ranging from 3600 to 3900 yuan. this indicates that the solutions are quite 86 similar, with an average distance of 746.7272 km and an average cost of 3746.3026 yuan. among the fifteen solutions, the tenth solution exhibited the highest quality. the specific delivery details for each unmanned vehicle generated in this solution are presented in table 4 and figure 8. the optimization process of the solution is illustrated in figure 9. from the figure, it can be seen that the algorithm consistently converges towards a better direction throughout the computation, reaching an optimal solution around the 520th generation. furthermore, the optimal solution is relatively stable, with an optimal cost of 3608.5629 yuan and a corresponding total distance of 719.5126 km. this demonstrates that the algorithm's solving process is relatively stable and performs well. the genetic algorithm designed in this paper shows a certain degree of feasibility and reliability for solving unmanned vehicle delivery problems with charging and time windows. table 4. distribution of each unmanned vehicle unmanned vehicle path distance(km) cost(yuan) necessary to charge yes or no 1 0-2-12-8-21-13-22-10-0 179.8782 902.1407 no 2 0-23-24-25-5-27-26-28-4-1-0 224.6875 1127.6760 yes 3 0-15-3-17-16-18-19-9-20-6-29-7-11-14-0 314.7868 1578.7463 yes total — 719.5126 3608.5630 — figure 8. distribution of coordinate points figure 9. optimization process diagram 5. conclusion unmanned vehicle delivery is a hot research topic at present, and both its theoretical study and practical applications are still in the early stages. this paper proposes an optimization method for unmanned vehicle delivery routes that includes charging and time windows. it first describes the delivery scenario of this study, where a delivery center provides unmanned vehicle services to surrounding customers. if an unmanned vehicle does not arrive at a customer point within the designated time window, it incurs a penalty. additionally, unmanned vehicles have a limited 87 battery capacity and range; if the entire delivery service cannot be completed within the range, the vehicle needs to stop at a charging station to recharge. therefore, to minimize the total cost, which includes both operational and penalty costs during the delivery process, it is necessary to scientifically plan the delivery routes for the unmanned vehicles. based on this issue, this study makes relevant assumptions and constructs a mathematical model that fits the problem. it also designs suitable coding and improved crossover operators to develop an enhanced genetic algorithm for this problem. finally, through example cases, the effectiveness and feasibility of the algorithm are analyzed, providing decision support for future unmanned vehicle delivery operations management. currently, the research only considers a single delivery center and a single type of delivery vehicle, which differs from practical situations. moreover, the actual delivery process is unlikely to maintain a constant speed. therefore, future work could focus on optimizing delivery routes under varying conditions with multiple delivery 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[16] peng, shuyue, qinming liu, and jiarui hu. green distribution route optimization of medical relief supplies based on improved nsga-ii algorithm under dual-uncertainty[j]. sustainability, 2023,15(15): 11939. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 29 analysis on the application of image processing in uav and autopilot yuhang xu 1, *, peng chen 2 1 school of computer and software, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114000, china 2 school of mechanical engineering and automation of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114000, china * corresponding author: yuhang xu (email: xuy21955@gmail.com) abstract: the purpose of this paper is to analyze the application of image processing in uav and autopilot. uav and autonomous driving technology are important development directions in the field of intelligent transportation and agricultural production, and image processing, as one of the core technologies supporting its perception and decision-making, plays a vital role. for uav, in agricultural plant protection and natural disaster monitoring, the rapid evaluation and identification of farmland growth status and disaster situation can be realized through image processing technology, which provides important support for crop production and rescue work. for the automatic driving system, image processing technology can detect and track the road environment, traffic signs and pedestrians, and improve the driving safety and comfort of vehicles. however, image processing technology also faces some challenges in application, such as complex environmental conditions and real-time requirements. in the future, through the improvement of sensor technology, algorithm optimization and data sharing, the application of image processing technology in uav and autonomous driving will be continuously improved, bringing more innovation and development opportunities for intelligent transportation and agricultural production. keywords: uav; image processing; autopilot. 1. introduction with the continuous development of science and technology, uav and autonomous driving technology have become the focus of attention in today's society. the wide application of uav covers military reconnaissance, disaster monitoring, agricultural plant protection and many other fields [1-3]; autopilot technology is regarded as an important development direction of transportation in the future, which will bring unprecedented convenience and safety to people's travel. in these two fields, image processing technology plays a vital role. image processing technology is an important branch of digital image processing, which aims to obtain the information contained in the image and make corresponding decisions through a series of operations such as image acquisition, processing, analysis and recognition [4]. in uav and autonomous driving, image processing technology can not only improve the perception ability of the system, but also realize intelligent decision-making, thus achieving more efficient, safe and intelligent operation [5]. the purpose of this paper is to deeply discuss and analyze the application of image processing technology in uav and autopilot. firstly, the basic principles and common methods of image processing technology will be introduced, including image acquisition and sensor technology, image preprocessing, feature extraction and description, target detection and recognition, etc. then, it will focus on the specific application of image processing technology in uav and autonomous driving, and discuss its role and effect in visual navigation, target recognition and intelligent decisionmaking. finally, the importance and development prospect of image processing technology in uav and autonomous driving field will be demonstrated through case study and future prospect. through the research of this paper, we will fully understand the application of image processing technology in uav and autopilot, and provide theoretical support and technical guidance for further promoting the development of these two fields. 2. overview of image processing technology image processing technology is an important part of digital image processing, which covers many aspects such as image acquisition, transmission, storage, processing, analysis and recognition. in the field of uav and autopilot, image processing technology is widely and deeply applied, which provides important support for the perception, decisionmaking and execution of the system [6-7]. image acquisition is the first step of image processing, and the key lies in selecting appropriate sensors and acquisition equipment. in uav and autopilot, common image sensors include camera, infrared sensor, radar and lidar. these sensors can acquire image data with different bands and resolutions, and provide rich information sources for subsequent processing. image preprocessing is to improve image quality, reduce noise, enhance image features and accurately correct image geometry [8]. common image preprocessing operations include image filtering, enhancement, geometric correction, color space conversion, etc. these operations can make the image clearer and more accurate, which is beneficial to subsequent feature extraction and target recognition. feature extraction is a key step in image processing, which involves extracting effective information that can describe the image content from the image. common features include edges, corners, textures, etc. these features can be used to describe the structure and shape in the image, providing a basis for subsequent target detection and recognition [9]. target detection and recognition is an important task in image processing, which involves detecting interested targets from images and classifying them. in uav and autonomous driving, 30 common targets include pedestrians, vehicles, traffic signs, etc. through target detection and recognition, the system can realize the perception and understanding of the surrounding environment. image classification is to divide images into different categories, while semantic segmentation is to assign each pixel in an image to a corresponding semantic category. these two tasks are of great significance in uav and autopilot, which can help the system accurately understand and identify the objects and scenes in the image and provide support for intelligent decision-making. in recent years, deep learning technology has achieved great success in the field of image processing and has become one of the important methods of image processing. through the deep learning model, end-to-end image processing and recognition can be realized, which greatly improves the performance and robustness of the system. in uav and autonomous driving, deep learning technology has been widely used in target detection, target tracking, semantic segmentation and other tasks, and has achieved remarkable results. 3. application of image processing in uav and autopilot 3.1. application of image processing in uav the application field of uav is increasingly extensive, and image processing technology plays a vital role in it. by processing and analyzing the image data collected by uav, the functions of flight path planning, target detection and recognition, environment perception and obstacle avoidance can be realized, thus improving the flight safety and task execution efficiency of uav. in the flight process of uav, visual navigation is the key to ensure its safe flight. through image processing technology, real-time monitoring and identification of the surrounding environment of uav can be realized, obstacles, terrain and buildings can be identified, and the flight path can be adjusted according to the identification results to avoid collisions and accidents [10]. in addition, the image data can be used for 3d modeling and map construction to provide more accurate navigation information. uav often needs to track and identify specific targets when performing tasks, such as vehicles, people or animals. through image processing technology, real-time tracking and identification of the target can be realized, and information such as the position, speed and state of the target can be provided, so that more accurate and efficient task execution can be realized. this technology has important application value in military reconnaissance, disaster monitoring and search and rescue. image processing technology can also realize real-time processing and feedback of image data during task execution. by analyzing and identifying the image data, we can find the abnormal situation in the task execution in time, and take corresponding measures to adjust and deal with it, so as to ensure the smooth completion of the task. in addition, realtime environmental information can be provided through image data, which can provide reference for decision-making and improve the efficiency and accuracy of task execution. 3.2. application of image processing in automatic driving automatic driving technology depends on the perception and understanding of the surrounding environment of the vehicle, and image processing technology is one of the important means to achieve this goal. by processing and analyzing the image data collected by the vehicle-mounted camera, we can recognize and understand the road conditions, traffic signs, pedestrians and vehicles, so as to realize the intelligent driving and safe driving of vehicles. self-driving vehicles get the image data of the surrounding environment through the on-board camera, and then use image processing technology to process and analyze these data to realize the perception and understanding of the environment. by identifying road markings, traffic lights, traffic signs and other information, vehicles can accurately grasp the driving direction and traffic rules to ensure safe driving. traffic sign is an important sign of road traffic management, which is very important for the safe driving of self-driving vehicles. through image processing technology, real-time detection and recognition of traffic signs can be realized, including speed limit signs, prohibition signs, warning signs and so on. after the traffic signs are recognized, the vehicle can adjust its speed and direction according to the signs to ensure that it conforms to the traffic rules. lane line is an important reference line to guide vehicle driving, and vehicle tracking is an important means to keep the vehicle driving in the lane. through image processing technology, real-time detection and tracking of lane lines can be realized, and vehicles can keep running stably in the lane. at the same time, it can also track and identify the surrounding vehicles and avoid collisions and traffic accidents. image processing technology can also provide important support for intelligent decision-making of autonomous vehicles. by analyzing and identifying the image data, vehicles can find out the changes of road conditions and traffic conditions in time, and take corresponding measures to adjust and deal with them to ensure driving safety. in addition, the image data can also provide reference for vehicle path planning and behavior decision-making, and improve the accuracy and efficiency of driving. 4. case study this section will introduce several typical cases to show the concrete application and effect of image processing technology in uav and autopilot. uav has become an important plant protection tool in agricultural production. by loading high-resolution cameras and multispectral sensors, uav can obtain image data of farmland, and monitor and identify crop growth and diseases and insect pests through image processing technology. taking an agricultural company in the united states as an example, they used uav and image processing technology to realize rapid inspection and accurate application of pesticides to a large area of farmland, which effectively improved the yield and quality of crops (figure 1). tesla's autopilot system autopilot is one of the most advanced autopilot technologies on the market. autopilot uses sensors such as on-board camera and radar to obtain images and data of the surrounding environment of the vehicle, and then carries out image processing and pattern recognition through deep learning algorithm to realize the detection and tracking of lane lines, other vehicles and pedestrians (figure 2). by training and optimizing the actual driving data of millions of kilometers, autopilot can realize automatic driving on the expressway, and greatly improve the safety and comfort of driving. 31 figure 1. crop growth and pest monitoring figure 2. expressway automatic driving uav plays an important role in natural disaster monitoring and rescue. for example, after natural disasters such as earthquake, flood and forest fire, uav can obtain the image data of the affected area through aerial photography and infrared photography, and realize the rapid assessment and identification of the disaster situation through image processing technology. taking a mountainous area in a province of china as an example, the uav team used image processing technology to monitor and evaluate the landslide disaster, which provided an important reference for the rescue and reconstruction work in the disaster area (figure 3). in the field of uav and autonomous driving, the application of image processing technology provides important support for system perception and decision-making, but it also faces some challenges and limitations. through the previous case study, we can see that image processing technology plays an important role in uav and autonomous driving, which provides rich information for the perception and understanding of the system. in the field of uav, image processing technology can realize the monitoring and identification of farmland, natural disasters and other scenes, and provide important support for agricultural production and rescue work; in the field of automatic driving, image processing technology can realize the detection and tracking of road environment, traffic signs and pedestrians, and improve the driving safety and comfort of vehicles. however, the application of image processing technology in uav and autopilot also faces some challenges and limitations. for example, in the field of uav, complex environment and weather conditions may affect the image quality and recognition effect; in the field of autonomous driving, real-time and accuracy are required, and problems such as sensor error and complexity of image processing algorithm need to be overcome. 32 figure 3. uav disaster monitoring in the future, we can further improve the application effect of image processing technology in uav and autopilot through the following aspects: improvement of sensor technology. develop more advanced sensor technology to improve the resolution and accuracy of images to adapt to complex environmental conditions and scene requirements. algorithm optimization and deep learning. further optimize the image processing algorithm, combined with deep learning and other technologies, improve the accuracy and robustness of target detection and recognition, and realize more intelligent perception and decision-making. data sharing and collaboration. strengthen the data sharing and cooperation mechanism, establish a more perfect data set and labeling system, and provide more abundant and reliable data support for the research and application of image processing technology. 5. conclusion to sum up, the image processing technology in the field of uav and autonomous driving plays an important role, which provides important support for the perception and decisionmaking of the system, but it also faces some challenges and limitations. first of all, in the field of uav, image processing technology can realize the monitoring and identification of farmland, natural disasters 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(2021). curvature adaptive control based path following for automatic driving vehicles in private area. journal of shanghai jiaotong university (science), 26(5), 690-698. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 6 research on speech denoising algorithm for equipment trains in fully mechanized mining working faces based on ceemdan high and low frequency filtering hanhan wu *, rongpeng he, tao dou sichuan aerospace electro & hydraulic control co., ltd, chengdu, sichuan, china * corresponding author: hanhan wu abstract: this paper proposes a high and low frequency filtering denoising algorithm based on complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise (ceemdan). ceemdan to address the issue of noise in speech signals obtained in the environment of fully mechanized mining face equipment trains. this algorithm first decomposes speech signals into multiple intrinsic mode functions (imfs) in different frequency domains through ceemdan, then uses hilbert-huang transform (hht) to obtain the instantaneous frequency and amplitude of imfs, calculates the euclidean distance between imfs, normalizes it to obtain the average distance between imfs, and divides the imfs components into high and low frequency categories based on the average distance. next, optimally modified log spectral amplitude (omlsa) algorithm and kalman filtering algorithm are used for the high-frequency and low-frequency imf components, respectively. finally, the processed imf components are reconstructed to obtain a denoised signal. after comparative experiments, the noise reduction algorithm proposed in this paper significantly improves the signal to noise ratio (snr), peak signal to noise ratio (psnr), mean square error (rmse), and mean absolute distance (mae) of speech signals obtained in the environment of fully mechanized mining face equipment trains compared to other commonly used noise reduction algorithms. keywords: ceemdan; intrinsic mode function; hilbert-huang transform; omlsa; kalman filter. 1. introduction the coal industry is one of the important pillar industries of my country's national economy and provides the main energy guarantee for my country's economic construction [1, 2, 3]. however, during coal in the process of mining, safety cannot be guaranteed due to various reasons [4,5]. with the continuous advancement of voice communication technology, ensuring smooth communication between the surface and underground and monitoring underground conditions from the ground have played a vital role in safe production underground [6,7]. at present, the common noise reduction methods in coal mines are mainly depend on the equipment itself [8] and for specific underground environments. the noise reduction technology of the equipment itself mainly involves studying the noise reduction structure of the equipment [9] and adding sound insulation equipment [10], which is not applicable to the designed equipment and tunnel layout, but the applicability to specific environments is poor. for example, literature [11] combines the improved fruit fly algorithm and complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise (ceemdan) to solve coal and rock cutting noise. the adaptability is poor, and the coal and rock cutting noise is single. document [12] applies wavelet threshold denoising to underground voice communication systems. document [13] applies wavelet threshold to underground received signals. document [14] applies wavelet threshold to denoising metal rope signals of coal mine crane adjustment. although wavelet transform to achieve noise reduction in specific environments, it is necessary to manually select the wavelet base and noise reduction threshold according to the differential noise in different environments, which lacks adaptability. literature [15] uses emd decomposition and wavelet noise reduction for acoustic detection of underground geological structures. although the quality of the processed speech signal has been improved to a certain extent, aliasing will occur if the signal does not fully meet the definition of white noise. based on the above analysis, in view of the characteristics of underground coal mine fully mechanized mining working face equipment trains that any machines and equipment, high power, narrow working space, large reflective surface, easy to form mixed noise with high intensity and high sound level [16,17], this paper proposes a high frequency and low frequency filtering algorithm for coal mines based on ceemdan is proposed. the algorithm uses ceemdan and hilbert-huang transform (hht) to adaptively decompose the original speech signal into intrinsic mode function (imfs) components of high-frequency and low-frequency. according to the noise characteristics of different frequency domains, the optimal improved log spectral amplitude estimation (omlsa) algorithm and the kalman filter (kalman) algorithm are used respectively, and the final denoised signal is obtained by reconstructing the processed imfs components. 2. basic theory 2.1. ceemdan algorithm principle the ceemdan algorithm is a complete integrated empirical mode decomposition algorithm with adaptive white noise proposed by torres [18] based on empirical mode decomposition (emd) and ensemble empirical mode decomposition (eemd). the method borrows the idea of adding gaussian noise in the eemd method and canceling 7 the noise through multiple superpositions and averages. after the first-order imf component, the overall average calculation is performed, and the imf component containing auxiliary noise after emd decomposition is added, and the third-order imf component is obtained. after the first-order imf component, the overall average calculation is performed to obtain the final first-order imf component, and then the above operation is repeated for the remaining part. ceemdan reduces the number of screenings and effectively solves the problem of white noise transfer from high frequency to low frequency [19]. ceemdan steps are as follows: 1. add white noise to realize , where 0.02 is the standard error, and the first modal component obtained through emd decomposition is: ∑ (1) 2. at the first time 1 , calculate the first residual , that is . 3. add white noise , emd decomposition , 1,⋯ , , until their first-order emd modal component are achieved, and define the second emd modal component as: ∑ (2) 4. when 2,⋯ , , the kth residual is calculated as: (3) 5. add white noise in sequence, decompose , 1, 2,⋯ , , until their first-order emd modes are achieved component, and define the (k+1)th modal component as: ∑ (4) 6. repeat step 4 to k times until the residuals cannot be decomposed. the final remaining residual is: ∑ (5) 2.2. omlsa algorithm principle the omlsa algorithm is a commonly used single-channel noise reduction algorithm proposed by cohen [20]. the algorithm uses the minimum controlled recursive average (mcra) algorithm to estimate the prior signal-to-noise ratio and posterior signal-to-noise ratio, and calculate the speech existence probability, and then the effective gain of the noise is calculated to achieve the estimation of the noise. the omlsa algorithm essentially minimizes the logarithmic spectrum amplitude [21], that is:   2ˆlog ( , ) log ( , )e a k l a k l (6) where , represents the spectrum speech amplitude, and , represents the spectrum speech optimization estimate.     1. ( , ) 1 ( , ) min ˆ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) p k l p k l ha k l g k l y k l g k l y k l    (7) where , represents the posterior probability of the presence of speech, , represents the conditional gain function, , represents the spectral gain hall when speech does not exist, and its size is depends on subjective standards.   1. ( , ) ( , ) 1 ( , ) exp 1 ( , ) 2 ( , ) ( , ) 1 1 ( , ) exp( ( , )) 1 ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) 1 ( , ) t h v k t k l e g k l dt k l t q k l p k l k l v k l q k l k l k l v k l k l                          (8) where , represents the prior signal-to-noise ratio, and γ , represents the posterior signal-to-noise ratio. 2.3. kalman filter algorithm principle the kalman filter algorithm is a relatively classic estimation algorithm. it is an algorithm that uses the minimum mean square error as the best criterion for estimation to find a set of recursive estimation algorithms [22]. the algorithm uses the state space model of signal and noise, uses the estimated value at the previous moment and the observed value at the current moment to update the estimate of the state variable, and obtain the estimated value at the current moment. the classic kalman filter algorithm consists of five formulas, the formulas are as follows: predict the equation of state: 1 1 ˆ ˆt t t t t x ax bu p ap a q         (9) where is the state prediction value, and is the state estimate value. a is called the transformation matrix, b is called the control matrix, and u is the system input at the current moment. , are the covariance matrices of the a priori error and the posterior error respectively, q is gaussian noise with a mean value of 0 and a covariance matrix of q. update equation:       1 ˆ ˆ ˆt t t t t t t t t t t t t x x k z hx p i k h p k p h hp h r             (10) where becomes the kalman gain, is the measurement value at the current moment, h is called the measurement matrix, and r is gaussian noise with a mean of 0 and a covariance of r. 2.4. high and low frequency filtering and noise reduction algorithm based on ceemdan the flow chart of the noise reduction algorithm based on ceemdan high and low frequency filtering is shown in figure 1. the specific algorithm is described as follows: (1) use the omlsa algorithm to filter out the environmental noise of the original signal of the equipment train before ceemdan decomposition. (2) decompose the noisy signal in step 1 into imfs components of n frequency domain segments through ceemdan. (3) perform hht on all imfs components and calculate the instantaneous frequency and instantaneous amplitude of all components. (4) calculate and normalize the euclidean distance between imfs components, calculate the average distance between imf components, and adaptively divide the imfs components into high frequency and low frequency. (5) use the omlsa algorithm to reduce noise for high 8 frequency imf components, and use kalman filtering for low-frequency imf components. (6) reconstruct all filtered imfs components to obtain the final denoised signal. equipment train signal ceemdan decompose as imfs component imfs component hht high-low frequency imfs componet omlsa preliminary filtering omlsa noise reduction kf reconstruction imfs component denoised signal low frequencyhigh frequency figure 1. flow chart of ceemdan high-low frequency filtering algorithm 3. experimental results and analysis in order to verify the effectiveness of the high and low frequency filtering noise reduction algorithm proposed in this article based on ceemdan, the train voice signals of the fully mechanized mining face equipment in shaqu coal mine, luliang city, shanxi province were collected for experimental analysis. on the basis of the noise reduction results of the algorithm in this article, the noise reduction results of omlsa combined with kalman filter algorithm, ceemdan combined with full-frequency omlsa algorithm, ceemdan combined with full-frequency kalman filter algorithm, ceemdan combined with highfrequency kalman filter and low-frequency omlsa algorithm were carried out. compare and analyze the noise reduction effects of each algorithm. figure 2. instantaneous frequency of imfs component in frequency domain in order to verify the effectiveness of the algorithm in this article, this article calculates the signal-to-noise ratio (snr), peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr), root-mean-square error (rmse) and average absolute error (mean absolute distance, mae). the mathematical expression of snr is as follows: 10 ∑ ∑ (11) the mathematical expression of psnris as follows: 9 10 ∑ 2 1 ∑ (12) the mathematical expression of rmseis as follows: 1 (13) the mathematical expression of maeis as follows: 1 | | (14) figure 3. envelope curve of instantaneous frequency of imfs component in time domain after ceemdan decomposition, the results of different algorithms for high and low frequencies are shown in table 1. as can be seen from the table, the algorithm in this paper is the best in terms of snr, psnr, rmse and mae index results. compared with the ceemdan+omlsa algorithm, the algorithm in this paper is better than it, which proves that low-frequency noise is more sensitive to algorithm processing. the mae in this paper is 0.1 lower, indicating that low frequencies affect the clarity of sound more. table 1. comparison of test result of different denoising algorithms algorithm snr psnr rmse mae omlsa + kalman 0.55 1.70 0.06 0.04 ceemdan + kalman 0.56 1.69 0.06 0.05 ceemdan + omlsa 3.97 2.60 0.02 0.02 high-frequency kalman + low-frequency omlsa 0.73 1.70 0.06 0.04 this article 4.24 2.81 0.016 0.01 in order to further analyze the impact of different algorithms on noise, this article conducts comparisons in the time domain and frequency domain. the time domain comparison is shown in figure 4. it can be seen from the figure that at the high frequency position, the wave peak after denoising is slenderer than before denoising, and the burrs on the wave peak are flat; at the low frequency position, the flat wave peak is divided into multiple slender peaks, which can better reflect the timbre of deep sounds. the three algorithms of omlsa + kalman filter, ceemdan + kalman filter, and ceemdan + high-frequency kalman filter + low-frequency omlsa have full-frequency distortion, and the ceemdan + omlsa algorithm has low-frequency distortion. the spectrum comparison is shown in figure 5. it can be seen from the figure that for ceemdan+kalman filtering, ceemdan+high-frequency kalman filtering+lowfrequency omlsa algorithm, the high frequency is higher than the original signal, and the noise increases; the omlsa+kalman filtering algorithm has a large amplitude at high frequency reduce,speech distortion. compared with the algorithm of this article, the ceemdan+omlsa algorithm has reduced the amplitude of high frequencies by 10%, the troughs between high frequencies are slenderer, and the low frequencies are smoother and more layered. the logarithmic spectrum comparison is shown in figure 6. it can be seen from the figure that the ceemdan+high-frequency kalman filter+ low-frequency omlsa algorithm is compared with the algorithm in this paper. although the amplitude below 128hz (low frequency) is significantly increased, the sound is more obvious; however, at 128hz-512hz (medium frequency), the algorithm in this paper has a flat amplitude, no aggregation, and the denoised signal is stable. the noise amplitude above 1024hz (high frequency) is significantly reduced, and the noise is significantly reduced. figure 4. comparison of sequential waveform of different denoising algorithms 10 figure 5. comparison of frequency spectrum of different denoising algorithms figure 6. comparison of logarithmic spectrum of different denoising algorithms 4. summary this paper proposes a high and low frequency filtering algorithm based on ceemdan for the complex and special environment of equipment trains in fully mechanized mining working faces. the train voice signal of the fully mechanized mining face equipment processed by this algorithm is clearer and smoother than the traditional algorithm. the test results show that the processing results of the proposed algorithm are significantly improved in snr, psnr, rmse and mae indicators. therefore, the high and low frequency filtering algorithm based on ceemdan proposed in this article has good application value for noise reduction of speech signals acquired in the train environment of fully mechanized mining face equipment, and is beneficial to improving the accuracy of subsequent speech recognition. acknowledgments first of all, i would like to express my deepest gratitude to sichuan aerospace electro-hydraulic control corporation. the research work of this thesis has received strong support from sichuan aerospace electro-hydraulic control corporation, especially in terms of equipment technology and human resources sponsorship. this support has greatly promoted the progress of our research and enabled us to complete this work. at the same time, i would also like to thank the research and application of intelligent monitoring and control equipment for steep seam(2022yfs0518) project team. the research of this paper was conducted under the auspices of the research and application of intelligent monitoring and control equipment for steep seam project, and the funds resources and platforms provided by the research and application of intelligent monitoring and control equipment for steep seam project provided us with valuable research conditions. we sincerely thank the research and application of intelligent monitoring and control equipment for steep seam project team for their support and assistance in our research, which was crucial to our work. finally, thank you again for the sponsorship and support of sichuan aerospace electro-hydraulic control corporation and research and application of intelligent monitoring and control equipment for steep seam for this thesis research. references [1] wu yin, research group on china mining (beijing) coal industry prosperity index research report on the economic situation of china's coal industry from 2022 to 2023 [j] china coal, 2023, 49 (03): 2-10. 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[23] gong chang, shan yugang, yuan jie. siamrpn target tracking based on kalman filter and template updating[j]. computer engineering and applications, 2023, 59(8): 200-207. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 2, 2024 6 precipitation prediction in suqian city, jiangsu province of china using lstm based on grey wolf optimizer algorithm yifan zhang 1, ruiwei zhang 2, shihan zhang 1, zhifu jia 1, * 1 school of mathematics and sciences, suqian university, suqian, jiangsu, china 2 school of information engineering, suqian university, suqian, jiangsu, china * corresponding author: zhifu jia (email: jzflzbx@163.com) yifan zhang and ruiwei zhang are co-first authors abstract: to enhance urban planning and disaster management in the context of global climate change, we focused on precipitation forecasting in suqian city, jiangsu province, and established a long short-term memory (lstm) model optimized by the grey wolf optimizer (gwo) algorithm. firstly, we collected five years of precipitation data to ensure a solid foundation for model training. secondly, we integrated the gwo algorithm to optimize the lstm model parameters, thereby improving prediction accuracy. through data preprocessing, model establishment, and validation, we successfully constructed a precipitation forecasting model tailored for both rainy and non-rainy seasons in suqian. lastly, utilizing this model, we predicted the precipitation volume for the upcoming 12 months in suqian and proposed targeted countermeasures and suggestions based on the forecast results to guide urban planning and disaster management efforts, ensuring that suqian can effectively address the challenges posed by future precipitation changes. additionally, by combining actual conditions with predictive data, we refined and optimized suqian's precipitation management strategies. keywords: lstm; gwo; adf test; armia; gray prediction. 1. introduction as global climate change intensifies, precipitation forecasting becomes critical. precipitation, as the core of the water cycle, is relevant to agriculture, water resources, urban planning and infrastructure. as a climate transition zone, suqian city is frequently affected by floods and droughts, and high-precision precipitation modelling is crucial for disaster mitigation and cost reduction. predicting precipitation fluctuations helps flood control, drought prevention and ecological maintenance, and also provides data support and decision-making basis for coping with extreme weather. the instability of precipitation not only affects all aspects of social production and life, but its quantity and period greatly influence the yield and quality of agriculture, people's daily travelling, and the frequency of natural disasters such as floods, landslides and mudslides. accurate precipitation prediction is critical to combating climate change, safeguarding people's livelihoods and promoting sustainable economic development. research on precipitation prediction technology is essential to address the challenges of climate warming and to ensure food security, resource protection and economic stability. efficient prediction models can warn of precipitation anomalies, optimise water resource management and mitigate the negative impacts of extreme weather. in suqian city, jiangsu province, located in the transition from the subtropical monsoon zone to the temperate monsoon zone along the huaihe river, it is strongly influenced by the monsoon. because of its flat terrain, its water volume changes periodically, and the rise in rainfall greatly affects the growth and production of crops. the excessive rainfall in turn leads to urban flooding, causing unpredictable damage to local development and construction. grasping the regular changes of precipitation in the region can strengthen the ability of the relevant departments to prevent floods and floods, so that people's production and life can be guaranteed. in this paper, we use the grey wolf optimisation algorithm and the long and short-term memory neural network method for the changes of precipitation in suqian, jiangsu province. we take the past its precipitation in the four years of 20192022 as a training set, and the precipitation in the year 2023 as a validation set. the number of network layers, the number of neurons per layer, and the learning rate are rationally selected in the genetic method, and the parameters are automatically selected to achieve a good balance of search efficiency and solution quality. the aim is to seek to get the optimal solution. 2. status of research 2.1. gwo optimisation model study grey wolf optimizer (gwo), a swarm intelligence optimisation algorithm proposed in 2014 by griffith university, australia, academics mirjalili et al.[1] . inspired by grey wolf group predatory behaviour, the gwo algorithm simulates the leadership hierarchy and hunting mechanism of grey wolves in nature. the classification of grey wolves into four types was used to simulate hierarchical strata. in addition, the three main phases of finding prey, surrounding prey and attacking prey are also modelled. 2.2. lstm modelling study the long short term memory neural network, or lstm, is a special type of recurrent neural network designed to solve the problem that the activation functions sigmoid and tanh functions in medium and long sequences training with large or small inputs will result in a convergence to 0 or infinite 7 values, which can lead to gradient vanishing or gradient explosion. unlike standard recurrent neural networks (rnn), lstm introduces memory cells to control the flow of information in the network. unlike other sequences, lstm introduces control units of gates, i.e., input gates, forget gates, and output gates constitute[2] that are capable of retaining and transmitting information from longer temporal sequences in the past. with forgetting gates, the model can selectively ignore irrelevant information, making it more effective in dealing with long-term time series data. in the recent development of deep learning, lstm, as part of the machine learning method, simulates the structure and function of the neural network of the human brain, with powerful computational and data analysis capabilities[3] .the lstm model solves the problem of gradient explosion through a gate structure that controls the degree of information retention, thus enabling the processing of complex nonlinear time-series data. such networks are able to efficiently process long sequential data and learn to remember long-term dependencies, which excels in tasks such as natural language processing and time series prediction[3] . the emergence of lstm has greatly boosted the application of deep learning in the field of sequence modelling and prediction. compared with the traditional rnn, lstm is able to better capture and utilise long-term dependencies in time series data, enabling the model to achieve remarkable results in dealing with language, audio, video and other facing natural languages. at the same time, it has shown good results in predicting weather and climate change, in order to meet the challenges posed by climate change. 2.3. precipitation forecasting studies climate change in china is receiving increasing attention from experts and scholars in the context of global warming. china's climate system has continued to warm, and it has become a sensitive area and an area of significant impact of global climate change. extreme heavy precipitation events have increased, extreme low-temperature events have decreased significantly, and extreme high-temperature events are frequent. in this context, precipitation prediction has become particularly important. and statistical theory has developed rapidly since the 20th century, combined with advances in computer technology, to provide strong support and guarantee for precipitation prediction. however, it is often difficult to obtain highprecision prediction results only by relying on statistical methods, such as solving low-dimensional and linear problems only with basic theories. therefore, many scholars have proposed various new prediction methods, such as fuzzy theory, grey prediction system, chaotic prediction system, machine learning and deep learning. based on these models and theoretical methods, new paths are provided for predicting precipitation in the future. the prediction of precipitation in weather meteorology involves knowledge from several subject areas and requires a combination of factors. such as geographic location, precipitation cyclicity, local hydrological conditions and sudden weather changes. for this reason, more meteorologists, by combining the evolving computer technology with other disciplines, we have proposed many new methods based on computer technology and statistics. since the late 1960s, scholars based in this field have started to apply many methods from operations research, applied mathematics and statistics to precipitation in various places, listed as araim model, svm model and lstm model. the prediction of precipitation is often heavily constrained by factors from many sources. for example, changes in atmospheric circulation, differences in topography and geomorphology, differences in the location of land and sea, and the impact of human activities and so on. the changes of these factors usually have obvious instability, and the rule of change is difficult to accurately grasp. this instability is likely to lead to significant deviations in the predictions made by the relevant models, thus affecting the judgement of the precipitation situation and the formulation of response strategies. in order to minimise the serious damage caused by meteorological disasters, we must make effective use of the precious water resources brought about by precipitation. for example, through the construction of reasonable water conservancy projects and the deployment of water resources, we can meet the demand for water for agricultural irrigation, industrial production and residential use. therefore, this paper will improve the accuracy of precipitation prediction based on machine learning as well as statistical and forecasting tools of big data for the precipitation condition in suqian city, jiangsu province. 2.4. content of this paper the aim of this paper is to study the monthly precipitation forecasts for suqian city, jiangsu province, eastern china. this region is geographically unique and is subject to significant cyclical differences in the evolutionary characteristics of the rain belt and the northward push process of the climate-averaged monsoon in eastern china. specifically, the centre of precipitation anomalies is located in the jianghuai-north china region in july, while it moves southward to central china in august. this phenomenon of anomalously high precipitation in the eastern region with inter-monthly differences is mainly affected by the north-east (south-west) deviation of the subtropical high pressure in the northwestern pacific ocean (western pacific sub-high), the north (south) deviation of the subtropical westerly rapids in east asia, and the persistent eastward extension of the high pressure in south asia in july (august), etc.[4] . as can be seen from fig. 1, summer july precipitation in eastern china is mainly concentrated in the jianghuai basin. from fig. 2, it can be seen that the precipitation changes in suqian city also show this trend. precipitation in suqian city is concentrated in june-august, and excessive rainfall and concentration in a short period of time are likely to cause problems such as flooding and urban waterlogging. therefore, timely prediction of precipitation is crucial for the relevant departments to provide precipitation information to help agriculture, water conservancy and other departments to take timely measures to prevent floods and droughts, and to minimise the disaster losses caused by climate change[5] the following is a summary of the results of this study. 8 fig 1. eastern 2021 july-august precipitation schematic[4] fig 2. schematic diagram of precipitation totals for suqian city, 2019-2023 in this paper, the long and short-term memory neural network model based on the grey wolf optimisation algorithm is used to train the model on the monthly precipitation collected during the period of 2019-2022 and to predict the precipitation in suqian in the coming year, so as to provide the corresponding numerical basis for the relevant departments to make strong protection measures against the occurrence of different natural disasters, to reduce the people's economic losses, and to promote the solid development of the economy.[5] the model is trained to predict the precipitation of suqian in the coming year. 3. modelling preparation 3.1. description of symbols 3.2. data sources the current data was obtained from the xihe energy meteorological big data platform, and the hourly precipitation ( ) for 2019-2023 was obtained from the local detection station in suqian city (33.9645°n, 118.2697°e). this precipitation is the depth to which liquid or solid (after melting) precipitation falling from the sky to the ground accumulates on the horizontal surface without evaporation, infiltration, or loss[6] . the data were collected from 0:00 on 1 january 2019 to 23:00 on 31 december 2023, with a total of 60 sets of data samples. in this paper, we will take the data from 0:00 on 1 january 2019 to 23:00 on 31 december 2022, with 744 hourly precipitation samples in each group, with a total of 48 data samples as the training set, and 12 sets of sample data for the whole year of 2023 as the test dataset, and the model will be trained and fitted to the test dataset. we will train the model and then give the predicted values and fit them to the test data set. table 1. description of symbols notation description of symbols hourly precipitation input gate oblivion gate output gate memory cells (candidate memory cells) elemental multiplication , , , , . weighting parameter , . deviation parameters number of hidden units time step the leader of the pack, the first in the social hierarchy. wolves, in the second tier of the social hierarchy wolves are in the third tier of the social hierarchy, consisting of pups, sentinel wolves comprise wolves, in the fourth tier of the social hierarchy after that, we will give precipitation projections for the next 12 periods, i.e., rainy and non-rainy season precipitation data for the year 2024. 9 table 2. data features of the lstm model dataset data set starting and ending time of data sample size training data january 2019-december 2022 group 48 test data january 2023-december 2023 12 groups 4. data pre-processing 4.1. data cleaning accumulation we took the acquired data, first sieved and washed it, and accumulated the sieved data into monthly precipitation totals to get the following table: and draw images for analysis: fig 3. monthly precipitation trends in suqian city by year 2019-2023 according to fig. 3, we can analyse that the monthly precipitation is concentrated in july-september, and its precipitation from october to june of the following year all shows a relatively flat state. the span between the rainy season and the non-rainy season is very large, so we will make separate predictions for the rainy season (july-september) and the non-rainy season (october-june) in the subsequent modelling, so that manually separating the seasonal fluctuations can greatly improve the accuracy of the prediction, and the prediction result is more gentle and stable. 4.2. data normalisation we map each set of data linearly into the interval [0, 1], i.e., normalised, for all data as follows for any set of data there is (1) then inverse normalisation that is: (2) 4.3. unit root test (adf test) the unit root test is a statistical method used to test whether time series data has a unit root (i.e., whether it is nonstationary). in time series analysis, the unit root indicates that the series has a random walk characteristic, i.e., the series does not have a fixed mean and variance in time, and shows a constantly fluctuating trend. therefore, we take the unit root test in data preprocessing to determine whether this set of data is a white noise series. first make a raw sequence plot from the raw data: fig 4. original sequence diagram the hypothesis is then formulated: the original hypothesis is that the series has a unit root, i.e., the series is nonstationary. selection of statistical tests: for this data set we chose the adf test. calculate the test statistic: perform a unit root test on the series and calculate the value of the test statistic. setting the level of significance: determine the critical 10 value for rejecting the original hypothesis based on the level of significance. to determine whether to reject the original hypothesis: if the value of the test statistic is less than the critical value, the original hypothesis is rejected, indicating that the series is smooth; conversely, the original hypothesis is accepted, indicating that the series is non-smooth.[7] table 3 adf test done according to the above steps. table 3. adf inspection table adf inspection form variant difference in order t p aic threshold value 1% 5% 10% measured quantity of rain 0 -1.398 0.583 563.354 -3.575 -2.924 -2.6 1 -6.931 0.000*** 550.374 -3.578 -2.925 -2.601 2 -8.505 0.000** 555.489 -3.581 -2.927 -2.602 note: ***, **, * represent 1 per cent, 5 per cent and 10 per cent significance levels, respectively. based on the above adf test table, it is only necessary to make a first order difference series plot to show that in the case of unit root test (adf) used to analyse whether the time series is smooth or not and based on the variable precipitation, the significance p-value is 0.000*** at the level of significance at the difference of the 1st order, which presents significance and rejects the original hypothesis that the series is a smooth time series[8] fig 5. first-order difference sequence diagram 5. modelling ideas the modelling idea of this paper is as follows hourly rainfall  (mm/h) data  standardizati on and  preprocessing compare and  integrate data training set extract  feature data adjust parameters  (e.g., wolf number,  iterations, etc.) testing and  validation  set gwo‐lstm predict datamodel evaluation fig 6. modelling idea diagram 5.1. grey wolf algorithm (gwo) 5.1.1. algorithmic thinking in natural societies, wolves belong to packs and are at the top of the food chain. grey wolves strictly adhere to a hierarchy of social dominance[1] the grey wolf strictly adheres to a hierarchy of social dominance. alpha wolf: the alpha wolf, responsible for making decisions and leading the hunt. beta wolves: aids alpha wolves in decision making, maintains order in the pack, and can replace alpha wolves. δ wolves: obey α wolves and β wolves, but rule over ω wolves. ω wolf: the lowest ranking wolf, responsible for obedience and giving information to the pack as a whole. 5.1.2. algorithm implementation steps initialise group: randomly initialise the location of the grey wolf group. evaluating fitness: each grey wolf's fitness was evaluated according to the objective function and α, β and δ wolves were identified. update position: update the position of each grey wolf based on its behaviour in rounding up prey as follows: (1) rounding up prey: 11 (3) where: is the current iteration number. denotes the multiplication operation; a and c are coefficient vectors; xp denotes the position vector of the prey; x(t) denotes the current position vector of the grey wolf; a decreases linearly from 2 to 0 throughout the iteration; r1 and r2 are random vectors in [0, 1].[1] . (2) hunting: grey wolves have the ability to identify the location of potential prey (optimal solution), and the search process is mainly completed by the guidance of , , grey wolves. however, the solution space characteristics of many problems are unknown, and the grey wolf is unable to determine the exact location of the prey (optimal solution). in order to simulate the searching behaviour of grey wolves (candidate solutions), it is assumed that the grey wolves , , have a strong ability to identify the location of potential prey. therefore, during each iteration, the best three grey wolves in the current population ( , , ) are retained, and then the positions of other search agents (including ) are updated based on their position information.[8] the mathematical model of this behaviour can be expressed as follows the mathematical model of this behaviour can be represented as follows: (4) fig 7. the grey wolf algorithm process updating the positions of α, β, and δ wolves: based on the new fitness values, the positions of α wolves, β wolves, and δ wolves are updated. and repeat the evaluation of fitness and updating fitness. 5.2. lstm model in this paper, lstm is selected as a prediction model, because the traditional artificial neural network (ann) cannot effectively utilise the time-series information, which is especially obvious in the meteorological field, as the meteorological data contains rich time-series information.[9] . based on this problem, recurrent neural networks introduce recurrent connections, which allow neurons to maintain the information from the previous moment and pass it on to the subsequent time steps, thus effectively handling time-series information. rnns perform well in handling time-series data and have been widely used in many fields. the gradient vanishing problem has become particularly significant with the intensive study of recurrent neural networks (rnns). this problem refers to the fact that as the network iterates through time, the information in the current situation is less affected by time, or even the effect of time on that time disappears, making it difficult for the network to learn long-term dependencies and retain long-term memories effectively. to solve this problem, researchers have proposed an improved rnn structure called long short-term memory (lstm).lstm introduces a gating mechanism, which includes a forgetting gate (forget-date), an input gate (inputdate), and an output gate (output-date) three parts[10] to better control the information flow, thus effectively solving the gradient vanishing problem and enabling the network to learn and maintain long-term dependencies. the inputs to the gates for long and short-term memory are all the current time step inputs and the hidden state of the previous time step , and the outputs are computed by a fully connected layer with an activation function that is a sigmoid function, and then all three gates have a value domain of [0,1].[9] . specifically, assume that the number of hidden cells is , and given a small batch of inputs at time step and a hidden state at the previous time step. the input gate , the forget gate and the output gate of the time step are computed as follows[11]: (5) (6) (7) fig 8. computation of input, forgetting and output gates in long and short-term memory 12 the candidate memory cells at time step are calculated as (8) fig 9. how to count candidate memory cells in long short-term memory (lstm) in the memory cell of a recurrent network, we can also introduce element value domains in the positive set of functions to control the flow of information in the hidden state by adding gate control cells, an approach that is also generally achieved by using per-element multiplication. this can effectively control the flow of information and help the network to better capture and utilise temporal information. (9) the forgetting gate controls whether the information in the memory cell of the previous time step is passed to the current time step, while the input gate controls how the input of the current time step flows through the candidate memory cell to the memory cell of the current time step. if the forgetting gate is always approximated to 1 and the input gate is known to be approximated to 0, past memory cells will always be saved through time and passed to the current time step. this design can cope with the gradient decay problem in recurrent neural networks and better capture the dependency of large time step distances in time series[12] . fig 10. memory cells in the lstm model with the memory cells in place, we can next control the flow of information from the memory cells to the hidden state via output gates: (10) the function here ensures that the hidden state element value is always between -1 and 1. special attention should be paid to the fact that when the value of the output gate tends to 1, the memory cell information at this time will be passed to the hidden state to provide the output layer to use; when the value of the output gate tends to 0, the memory cell information at this time will be retained by itself[12] . fig 11. lstm model hidden states then the lstm modelling process in this paper is as follows: calculate the output values of the long short-term memory (lstm) neural network: based on the inputs and the state of the memory cell at the current moment, the output value at the current moment is calculated. calculating an error term for the back propagation of memory cells in time and up one level of the network hierarchy[5] : based on the output value at the current moment and the desired output value, the error term is calculated. the error term is then back-propagated back to the upper level of the network and error propagation in the time series is considered. gradient process based on error term-by-error term calculation of weights: using the error terms, the gradients of each parameter (e.g., weights and biases) in the lstm network are calculated one by one. these gradients reflect how much the parameters affect the error and can be used to adjust the parameters to reduce the error. based on the calculated gradient, a specific gradient optimisation algorithm is used to update the parameters in the lstm network to minimise the error. this process is repeated until a certain number of training iterations is reached or the error reaches a certain level of convergence. 5.3. gwo-lstm optimisation model the gwo used in this paper, optimises the long shortterm memory neural network (lstm) for global search[1] . the specific steps are as follows: 5.3.1. model parameters given the number of data sets in this paper, we are given a range of [10, 100] for the number of neurons in the hidden layer, [0.001, 0.01] for the learning rate, [10, 100] for the number of trainings, and between [10,100] iterations. 5.3.2. adaptation function adjustment the selection of the fitness function plays a key role in the performance of the gwo-optimised network, which directly 13 affects the performance of the model and hence the effectiveness of precipitation extraction. in this paper, gwo and lstm are integrated to construct a monthly precipitation analysis and prediction model for suqian city based on the gwo-lstm model. the parameters are optimised to obtain a new learning rate and the number of neurons in the hidden layer. we continuously increase the number of training times in the expectation of obtaining the optimal combination, which further enhances the model's ability to deal with nonlinear problems. the optimised parameters are then brought into the lstm model and combined with it to predict the future precipitation of suqian using the model[13] . fig 12. gwo-lstm optimisation process 6. analysis of monthly precipitation in suqian city based on gwo-lstm model this study is dedicated to exploring the way to combine the coyote optimisation algorithm (gwo) and the long shortterm memory (lstm) network to build a gwo-lstm model that can be applied to the analysis of monthly precipitation in suqian city. firstly, the hyperparameters of the lstm network are optimised by gwo, and the optimal learning rate, the number of neurons in the hidden layer, and the number of training times are specified to improve the nonlinear mapping ability of the model. secondly, the optimised parameters are used to construct a gwo-lstm model, which is used as a nonlinear transformation function of the monthly precipitation in suqian city. thirdly, the gwo-lstm model is used as a nonlinear transformation function to predict the future monthly precipitation of suqian city, and the optimal prediction results are obtained. 6.1. specific operational procedures for the model in this paper, a gwo-lstm model is developed with the aim of optimising the parameters of the long short-term memory network (lstm) by the grey wolf optimisation (gwo) algorithm in order to improve its performance in dealing with nonlinear problems. the specific steps are as follows: 1. selection of a suitable training dataset in order to ensure the accuracy and generalisation ability of the model, a suitable training dataset is first selected. in this paper, the monthly precipitation data of suqian city is selected, which has significant time series characteristics and nonlinear variations. 2. optimising lstm network parameters using the gwo model in order to enhance the lstm model to handle nonlinear problems, we optimise the hyperparameters of lstm with the help of grey wolf optimisation (gwo) algorithm. the optimised parameters include the learning rate, the number of hidden layer neurons and the number of training cycles. the optimal combination of these parameters can greatly improve the prediction accuracy and stability of the model. 3. apply the best parameters derived from the model to the lstm the best combination of parameters for the lstm model was obtained through the gwo optimisation process. these parameters include: learning rate, number of hidden neurons and number of training epochs, these optimal parameters are applied to the lstm model for training. 4. training models the lstm model is trained using the optimised combination of parameters. during training, the model adjusts the internal weights according to the input data to minimise the prediction error. through multiple iterations of training, the model gradually converges to an optimal state. 5. extraction of forecasts of monthly precipitation in cebu after the training is completed, the trained lstm model is used to predict the monthly precipitation in suqian city. the performance and accuracy of the model can be evaluated by comparing the prediction results with the actual data. the above is the optimisation process of lstm network by gwo in this paper. by introducing gwo to optimise the parameters of the lstm model, we effectively improve the 14 accuracy and stability of the model in predicting the monthly precipitation in suqian city. 6.2. model summary in this chapter, the algorithms used in this study and their optimisation methods are described in detail. the lstm optimised by the grey wolf optimisation algorithm used in this paper, we selected the optimisation capability of the grey wolf optimisation algorithm and the temporal processing of the long and short term memory model and continuously optimised it for precipitation seasonal forecasting. the computational process and advantages of these methods are described in detail in this paper. various algorithms have been investigated to better predict the precipitation season. at the beginning, we introduce the grey wolf optimization algorithm, a mathematical model based on grey wolves, which live in packs in nature, and whose predatory abilities enable them to find the optimal solution efficiently. secondly, we introduce the long and short-term memory neural network, which is a special kind of recurrent neural network with strong memory ability, which will make our processing of temporal sequences more convenient and more suitable for processing time series data. finally, we apply the grey wolf optimisation algorithm to optimise the hyperparameters of the lstm network, which improves the prediction performance of the model. through the study in this chapter, we delve into the implementation details and advantages of these algorithms, which provide important theoretical support and methodological guidance for precipitation season prediction. 7. precipitation analysis of suqian city, jiangsu province based on lstm model 7.1. training and validation data sets firstly, we divided the year december into two parts rainy season (july-september) and non-rainy season (october-june) based on the fact that the dataset has significant seasonal fluctuations. fig 13. cebu city 2019-2023 non-rainy season precipitation lstm models have a strong memory capability to better capture and exploit long-term dependencies in sequential data, and therefore have a significant advantage in solving nonlinear problems. meanwhile, the model performs well on the training set. however, in the rainy season, the precipitation in the region is in july and august, reaching the highest value, due to the small dataset collected in this time, it is not possible to give a more accurate value, the value given by this model after training is more conservative. and in the non-rainy season is relatively smooth, the region is in the subtropical monsoon zone to the temperate monsoon zone transition zone, its influence by the monsoon precipitation has uncertainty, such as the model prediction value and the real value, there is a large error. fig 14. rainy season precipitation in cebu city, 2019-2023 fig 15. lstm predictive value training fit 7.2. performance evaluation indicators two models are constructed in this paper, the long short term memory neural network (lstm) model and the grey wolf optimisation algorithm based long short-term memory neural network (gwo-lstm) model. these two models were used for adaptation operations on training data and test data respectively, and the predictive performance of the models was measured by comparing their results against each other. this paper employs the following means to determine the degree of model fitness. root mean square error (rmse) (11) mean absolute percentage error (mean absolute error) (12) 15 table 4. error values for lstm rainy and non-rainy seasons rmse mae lstm rainy season fitting 79.28649858 61.39871118 lstm nonrainy season fitting 27.90861496 5.538797209 8. combining the gwo-lstm model 8.1. empirical analysis of the model fig 16. gwo-lstm predicted values the optimised lstm model after the gwo model effectively compensates for the shortcomings of this dataset and gives a more accurate rainy season prediction, with trends and precipitation values roughly similar to the true values. its error is significantly improved compared to the preoptimisation period. however, given the small dataset this time, the predictions for the non-rainy season, have a greater sense of fluctuation from the true values, such as february, april, and november, and it is obvious from the figure that there is a significant discrepancy in this prediction for the non-rainy season. 8.2. analysis of model results table 5. values after gwo optimisation rmse mae optimised rmse optimised mae gwo-lstm rainy season fitting 79.28649858 61.39871118 72.80451213 46.82695069 gwo-lstm non-rainy season fitting 27.90861496 5.538797209 19.62558965 5.37258257 detailed error assessment and optimisation tuning were carried out during the fitting of rainy and non-rainy season data using the gwo-lstm model. the initial evaluation showed that the root mean square error (rmse) for the rainy season data was 79.28649858 and the mean absolute error (mae) was 61.39871118. this indicates that the model has relatively low prediction accuracy on the rainy season data. similarly, the initial rmse for non-rainy season data was 27.90861496 and mae was 5.538797209, which showed that the model performed better on non-rainy season data, but there is still room for improvement. to improve the prediction performance of the model, we optimised the lstm model using the gwo model. the optimised results show a significant reduction in rmse to 72.80451213 and mae to 46.82695069 for rainy season data.this indicates a significant improvement in the prediction accuracy of the model on rainy season data. for non-rainy season data, the optimised rmse was reduced to 19.62558965 and mae was slightly reduced to 5.37258257, which further improved the accuracy of the model. overall, through the optimisation, we significantly improved the prediction performance of the lstm model on both rainy and non-rainy season data, reducing the error and increasing the reliability and applicability of the model. 9. comparison of models 9.1. grey prediction gm (1,1) grey prediction is a prediction method based on grey system theory, which is suitable for systems with incomplete information, small sample data or lack of clear laws. it is mainly used for short-term forecasting and trend prediction, and is often applied in the fields of economy, management, environment and so on. we will divide into rainy and non-rainy seasons for their respective levels of data prediction, and the predicted values will be analysed for error with the actual monthly precipitation: fig 17. grey predicted fitted values the grey predicted gm (1,1) value has an error of 260.1% from the true value, which is too large and implies a poor model fit. 16 9.2. seasonal armia modelling the seasonal autoregressive moving average model (seasonal arima) is a statistical model for time series analysis and forecasting. it is an extension of the autoregressive integral moving average model (arima) and is specifically designed to deal with time series data with seasonal characteristics.[14][15] it is an extension of the autoregressive integral moving average model (arima). the arima model is a commonly used time series modelling method that takes into account the autoregressive, difference and moving average components of the series. however, for data with significant seasonal characteristics, the traditional arima model may not be sufficient to capture the effects of seasonal variations. this is where the use of a seasonal arima model comes into play.[14] the construction of a seasonal arima model usually involves seasonal decomposition of the time series data to determine the appropriate seasonal order (p, d, q, s). the parameters of the model can then be estimated using maximum likelihood estimation or other methods, leading to forecasting and analysis. we brought the data to the seasonal armia model to get the projected monthly precipitation for 2023. the model results are shown as sarimax (0, 0, 0) × (2, 0, 0, 12). according to the variable precipitation, the results of the residual q statistic were analysed and it was found that q6 was not significant at the level, and the hypothesis that the model's residuals were white noise series could not be rejected, so the model basically met the requirements; however, the model's goodness-of-fit, r², was 0.495, which was a poor performance of the model. [15] fig 18. seasonal ariam predictions vs. actual fit 10. conclusion 10.1. summary 1.this study uses the precipitation data provided by the xixi and energy meteorological data platform for suqian city from 2019 to 2023 for short-term precipitation forecasting, and the gwo-lstm model proposed in this paper can be used to improve the accuracy of the lstm with its strong memory capability as a means of predicting the precipitation in suqian city for the next 12 months. the shortterm precipitation forecast for suqian city provides a more accurate model method, which is not only conducive to the safety of citizens travelling and playing pleasure, but also provides great convenience in agricultural production and transportation, which helps suqian city to flourish in the basic industries and accelerate the development of the city to the intelligent city. 2.compared with the conventional lstm model, the approach mentioned in this paper has a better feature selection process and has good results. however, it is difficult to analyse these nonlinear factors because precipitation may be affected by many linear and nonlinear factors, some of which are potential. this prediction analyses the precipitation in suqian city, jiangsu province, by using the lstm model and the gwo-based long and short-term memory neural network, which has significant advantages in dealing with nonlinear problems. 3.by comparing the grey prediction gm with the seasonal armia model, the error of the model is larger and the model performance is poorer, this study can provide some reference for subsequent researchers to further improve the prediction accuracy. 4.precipitation data for the rainy season in suqian is highly variable, with maximum monthly precipitation of up to 700mm, indicating a high probability of extreme weather in suqian and erratic precipitation, making prediction very challenging. precipitation in the rainy season is quite high compared to the non-rainy season. precipitation in the nonrainy season is more stable, with less than 100mm. the rainy season precipitation can reach up to 600mm in a single month. 5.since the literature on gwo-long and short-term memory neural network models for precipitation prediction is relatively scarce, this paper is informative in related aspects. 10.2. recommendations due to the less precipitation data collected in this paper, after optimisation using the gwo model, although there is a significant improvement, but the prediction of the non-rainy season our model gives a greater volatility of precipitation in the non-rainy season, followed by the rainy season is more conservative, later we need to collect more meteorological precipitation data, and constantly train to improve the model. strengthen the construction and improvement of water conservancy projects and increase investment in water conservancy projects and facilities within suqian city to ensure that urban traffic is not affected by rainfall and to improve flood and drought prevention. table 6. precipitation for the next 12 months given by the gwo-lstm model months january second month (of the lunar year) march april may june measured quantity of rain 40.37 30.67 35.50 39.71 56.22 186.41 months july august september october november december measured quantity of rain 372.70 147.16 77.76 32.47 40.05 13.005 acknowledgments the authors are supported by the university students' innovation and entrepreneurship training program of suqian university (no.202414160103y). 17 references [1] lu chao. research on multi-objective shop floor scheduling problem with controllable machining time [d]. huazhong university of science and technology, 2017. 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urgency of waste classification are becoming more and more prominent. this paper discusses the research on the application of urban living garbage classification based on big data technology, analyzes the advantages of big data technology in living garbage classification, introduces the relevant application examples, and puts forward the existing problems and challenges, hoping to provide some new ideas and thoughts for the future work of garbage classification and to promote the promotion and implementation of garbage classification work. keywords: big data; msw; waste classification. 1. introduction the acceleration of urbanization and the concomitant improvement of living standards have resulted in a dramatic increase in urban domestic waste generated. as evidenced by data from the national bureau of statistics, the overall trend of domestic waste removal from 2013 to 2022 is an increase. over a decade, the volume of domestic waste removal increased markedly, from 172.39 million tons to 244.45 million tons. this indicates a growing necessity for waste disposal services. the conventional methods for the disposal of municipal waste encompass landfills, incineration, and composting. however, landfill treatment requires a significant amount of land resources, and the fermentation process produces methane and other greenhouse gases, which contribute to global warming and have a detrimental impact on the environment. incineration can markedly diminish the volume of waste and the heat generated can be employed to produce electricity or heat. however, it necessitates rigorous monitoring of pollutant emissions, including dioxins and other toxic substances. while current technology allows for the elimination or control of dioxins generated during incineration to a sufficiently low safe level, challenges remain, including the unsuitability of mixed domestic waste for incineration and the high cost. composting is an appropriate method for treating organic waste, including food scraps and plant cuttings. however, due to the presence of numerous non-degradable components in mixed waste, the sorting process is costly and the quality is difficult to guarantee. this makes the composting plant an economically unviable proposition, resulting in difficulties in maintaining it and ultimately leading to its closure [1]. the term "garbage" has been critiqued as a misplaced resource. a significant proportion of waste materials have the potential to be recycled or reused and thus retain economic and resource value. the separation of recyclables and hazardous waste from domestic waste through waste separation can result in a notable reduction in the quantity of waste requiring disposal, thereby alleviating the burden on waste treatment facilities. through the implementation of effective waste recovery and treatment strategies, it is possible to transform these "misplaced resources" into valuable resources or products, thereby achieving the recycling of resources and sustainable development. therefore, the necessity and urgency of implementing a system of garbage classification is becoming increasingly apparent. in recent years, china's government has attached great importance to the classification of household garbage and introduced a series of policies and measures to promote the popularization and implementation of garbage classification. in 2017, the implementation plan for the domestic waste classification system forwarded by the general office of the state council had already proposed that mandatory classification of domestic waste should be implemented first within the urban areas of some key cities. subsequently, since 2019, china has fully launched the classification of domestic waste in cities at the prefecture level and above across the country. the implementation of these measures aims to promote the formation of a garbage classification system based on the rule of law, promoted by the government, with the participation of all people, urban and rural integration, and adapted to local conditions, to achieve the goals of garbage reduction, resource utilization and harmlessness, and to promote the construction of ecological civilization and sustainable development. nowadays, china's garbage classification system has basically realized the transformation from nothing to something, from disorder to order, and many cities have implemented garbage classification policies. in some cities, garbage classification collection, transportation and treatment facilities have begun to take shape, but overall, it is still in the development stage, and there are still many deficiencies that need to be improved. for example, some localities and the public do not have a good understanding of the importance of garbage classification and lack sufficient awareness of and participation in classification. community governance capacity is weak, and the ability to mobilize and organize the public to participate in garbage classification is limited. at the initial stage of garbage classification, there were problems such as unclear classification, mixed loading and transportation, and low levels of resource utilization. 24 2. advantages of big data technology in domestic waste classification with the rapid development of information technology and the increasing demand for data processing, big data technology continues to develop and improve, gradually moving from theory to practice and being widely used in various industries. big data technology can provide support for the monitoring and detection of municipal domestic waste, the investigation and enforcement of environmental protection departments, and the planning and execution of environmental governance [2]. compared with traditional domestic waste classification, domestic waste classification based on big data technology has more significant advantages. 2.1. improved management efficiency integration of intelligent sensor technology with big data analytics enables real-time monitoring of waste quantity and classification. this allows for comprehensive supervision of the entire waste management process, including delivery, collection, temporary storage, and transportation. timely feedback is provided to city managers, facilitating effective oversight. by conducting a comprehensive examination of the manner in which residents dispose of their garbage, the types and quantities of garbage generated, and other pertinent data, it becomes relatively straightforward to ascertain the extent to which garbage classification has been implemented and to evaluate the efficacy of such classification in a more precise manner. the distribution of urban garbage exhibits temporal and spatial variability. there are notable discrepancies in the composition of domestic waste across diverse geographic and human environments, as well as across varying levels of urbanization [3]. the use of big data technology allows for the personalization of analysis across different regions, thereby assisting managers in the adjustment of management strategies and resource allocation, as well as the formulation of waste classification policies that align more closely with the actual situation. 2.2. optimization of resource allocation the big data platform, when combined with machine learning and computer vision technologies, is capable of recognizing a multitude of waste types and automatically classifying them, thereby reducing the necessity for manual intervention and improving the efficiency and accuracy of the classification process. by accurately classifying and recycling materials, more resources can be recovered, thereby reducing waste and pollution and promoting sustainable urban development. by analyzing historical garbage data and combining it with machine learning algorithms, big data models can predict trends in garbage generation, thereby facilitating a more comprehensive understanding of the situation and analysis of the underlying causes by city managers. furthermore, relevant departments can adjust the frequency of garbage collection according to the layout and capacity of the garbage disposal facilities, as well as reasonably set the number and distribution of garbage bins. this optimizes the waste separation and recycling system, thereby improving the classification accuracy. 2.3. enhancing resident engagement the analysis of public classification habits, preferences, and participation levels can be conducted using big data platforms. based on the analysis results, city administrators can disseminate customized classification guides, tips, and educational materials to different groups in a targeted manner, thereby facilitating personalized education and publicity. based on the findings of the data analysis, communities can implement point-based reward and incentive mechanisms. one such mechanism is a point system that awards residents for correctly sorting garbage. these points can then be exchanged for in-kind rewards or service discounts. such a mechanism has the potential to significantly enhance the positive initiative of residents in garbage classification. furthermore, the community can provide an online interactive platform for big data, utilizing charts, maps, and other forms of visual representation to illustrate the effects of classification. this allows residents to comprehend the positive impact of their efforts. furthermore, residents may utilize the platform to submit inquiries, recommendations, and feedback about classification. by doing so, they can contribute to the resolution of issues and enhance interactivity and engagement. 3. big data-based application of domestic waste classification 3.1. building a comprehensive waste data system the first task of big data technology is data collection, and data collection is the basic link of big data applications. in the intelligent classification management of urban living garbage, the sources of data are diverse, covering artificial intelligence of things (aiot) devices, information collection technology, and manual collection and reporting. data collection involves multiple dimensions, such as the source of garbage generation, type of garbage, quantity of garbage, time and place of putting garbage, etc. the more dimensions there are, the more comprehensive the analysis of garbage classification will be. with the help of smart garbage cans, iot sensors, video surveillance and other devices, we can collect key data such as the amount of garbage and the status of waste classification in real time and accurately. through mobile apps, smart cards and other means, we can also collect data on residents' wastesorting behavior to understand their sorting habits and preferences. combining data on external factors such as weather and holidays allows further exploration of information such as the impact of these factors on waste generation. different data collection methods can obtain more diverse data, build a more comprehensive waste data system, and obtain more integrated information. 3.2. improve data quality and availability collected raw data often have problems such as missing, anomalies, duplicates, etc., and need to be preprocessed to improve data quality and usability. the preprocessing steps include data cleansing, data integration, data transformation, and data statute. data cleansing is mainly designed to detect and correct or delete erroneous data records. data usability is ensured through specific operations such as removing invalid data, filling in missing values, and handling outlier data. data integration combines data from multiple data sources to obtain a more comprehensive data set. data transformation is the process of converting raw data into a form suitable for analysis or modeling. data statute technology, which compresses and refines massive amounts of data to reduce the complexity and cost of subsequent analysis. these steps can improve the quality of the data set, maintain the consistency 25 of the data set, and make it more suitable for subsequent analysis. 3.3. digging into the deeper rules of waste classification data analysis is the core link of big data technology. in urban living garbage classification, the pre-processed data can be analyzed in depth through data mining, machine learning, deep learning and other technical means. for example, by using association rule mining technology, it is possible to find out the putting pattern and correlation relationship between different garbage types; through clustering analysis, it is possible to classify the garbage classification behaviors of citizens into different patterns, to formulate a more accurate classification strategy; with the help of time series analysis, it is possible to predict the amount of garbage generated and the distribution of garbage types in the future period, to provide scientific basis for the garbage collection and treatment. it can also be combined with gis technology and bp neural network to realize the monitoring and early warning of pollutant emissions from facilities, quickly locate and identify pollution problems, and remind the relevant departments to solve the problems in time [4]. by analyzing different datasets, we can extract valuable information and continuously explore the potential laws hidden in them. 3.4. innovative waste separation management model the practice of applying big data technology is the key to empowering urban household waste classification. based on the results of data analysis, we can innovate the management mode and method of garbage classification. for example, we can develop an intelligent garbage classification system to guide citizens to put garbage correctly through image recognition and voice recognition technology. we can also establish a garbage classification supervision platform to monitor garbage classification in real-time, and detect and correct irregularities in a timely manner. through feedback from data analysis, we can optimize the routes and schedules of garbage collection and transportation, and improve the efficiency of garbage collection and transportation and the quality of service. in addition, we need to continue to deepen the integration of big data technology and garbage classification business, and promote the in-depth development of garbage classification through technological innovation and model innovation. 4. challenges 4.1. data collection and quality since waste management involves many departments and sectors, the data sources are very diverse. it is difficult to collect and process data, and today's data collection technology for waste classification needs to be improved. to solve this problem, we need to establish a comprehensive data collection and analysis system. if the data between different departments or organizations are not interconnected, the socalled "data silo" phenomenon, or "data barriers", may be formed [5]. therefore, it is very important to strengthen crosssectoral cooperation and coordination. it is necessary to establish a cross-sectoral working mechanism and information-sharing platform to prevent the emergence of "data barriers". at the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the training and education of relevant personnel to improve data literacy and analytical ability to ensure the quality of data collection. 4.2. data privacy protection in the current era of extensive data collection, the issue of data privacy protection has consistently emerged as a significant concern, including in the context of household waste sorting. the protection of residents' privacy from disclosure is a pivotal and significant concern when collecting and utilizing data about residents' garbage disposal. it is therefore imperative that the utilization of big data technology be accompanied by the establishment of rigorous data security protection mechanisms. for instance, encryption, anonymization, differential privacy protection, data access control, and other technical measures are employed to safeguard personal privacy throughout the data lifecycle, including collection, transmission, storage, and utilization [6]. furthermore, public awareness of personal privacy protection is on the rise. as a result, it is imperative to establish transparent data use regulations, bolster public trust in big data applications, and encourage active public participation in the utilization of big data technology for waste classification. 4.3. technical and financial inputs the implementation of big data technology is a challenging undertaking. moreover, the majority of big data technologies are integrated with sophisticated sensors, image recognition capabilities, and other advanced technologies. the deployment of these technologies necessitates a substantial initial investment in technology and capital. the high costs associated with big data technology make it challenging for many regions to support such expenses, which in turn limits the widespread adoption of big data technology across a diverse range of regions. consequently, governments and enterprises must augment their investment, advance technological innovation and industrial upgrading, and diminish equipment costs. concurrently, regions must enhance their capacity for exchange and collaboration with global frontiers of technology, facilitating the introduction and assimilation of advanced technological outcomes to elevate their technological standing. 5. conclusion the advent of big data technology has given rise to novel concepts and methodologies for the classification of urban waste. the implementation of big data technology can address the limitations of traditional garbage classification methods, including low accuracy and poor efficacy. furthermore, it can facilitate the advancement of urban garbage management practices to a more scientific and refined level. for the relevant departments, big data technology will serve as a crucial tool in 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[6] liu yahui, zhang tieying, jin xiaolong, et al. personal privacy protection in the era of big data [j]. computer research and development,2015,52(01):229-247. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 70 research on dynasty classification of dunhuang murals based on convolutional neural networks yingdi wan * academy of arts and design, qingdao city university, qingdao, shandong, 266106, china * corresponding author email: tinawan0821@163.com abstract: dunhuang murals are one of china's intangible cultural heritages, which have received extensive attention. identifying and classifying the dynasties of ancient murals quickly and accurately is extremely important for the study of dunhuang murals and the digital protection and inheritance. a method to classify dunhuang murals dynasties based on convolutional neural network (cnn) is proposed in this paper. first, the dunhuang murals data set is constructed from the mural materials; then, four convolutional neural network models with different depths and structures are constructed and trained; finally, the network model is tested using the test set and an appropriate classification model is selected. the experimental results show that for the dunhuang mural image data sets of five different dynasties in this paper, the four models obtain high classification accuracy, and the accuracy of vgg11 and vgg19 reach 96%. among them, the classification accuracy of murals in the sui dynasty and the five dynasties and song dynasties is lower than that of other dynasties in this paper. keywords: intangible cultural heritage; digital protection; convolutional neural network (cnn); image classification; dynasty identification. 1. introduction the mogao grottoes, as one of the world cultural heritages, located in dunhuang city, gansu province, china, are the largest and most abundant chinese buddhist art sanctuary in the world. the grottoes contain some of the finest examples of buddhist art spanning a period of 1000 years. these art works are treasures of human civilazation, providing valuable material for studies of the foreign exchanges of china in different dynasties. but the dynasties of dunhuang murals are difficult to classify for ordinary people as the murals seem to be so much alike. even the experts need analysis of a vast amount of historical documents. therefore, murals classification has many challenges compared with other types of images classification. 1) compared with general images, mural images have huge size, rich content and complex composition. fig. 1(a) shows that every bodhisattva has different facial expressions, actions, clothes and accessories in the mural of the late tang dynasty. in addition to the figures, a large number of buildings, moires, animals and flowers also can be seen in the murals, which can create high background noise and make the images classification more difficult. 2) the features of the same kind of objects are quite different in the same dynasty. as shown in fig. 1(b) and figure. 1(c), the figures in the murals are the patrons in the yuan dynasty, but they look so different, because one was painted with clear lines and the other was painted with bright colors. 3) the features of the same object have a high similarity from different dynasties. fig. 1(d) shows the dancers in the middle tang dynasty, and fig. 1(e) shows the dancers in the song dynasty, but they have great similarities in face features. 4) fig. 1(f) shows the murals have been discoloured with the passage of time, that will also make image classification more difficult. (a) cave12 (b) patron (c) patron (d) dancers (e) dancers (f) cave12 fig 1. examples of some images of dunhuang murals the main contributions are as follows: first, the dunhuang murals data set is constructed from the mural materials; second, four convolutional neural network models with different depths and structures are constructed and trained; finally, the network model is tested using the test set and an appropriate classification model is selected. it affords advantages for researchers on classifying dunhuang murals dynasties which can bring the digital protection on dunhuang murals to a wider audience. 2. background in recent years, a large number of studies have used computer technology to aid mural classification. the research methods in this field are mainly divided into traditional methods and deep learning-based methods. most of the traditional classification methods are based on the bag-of-words (bow) model which, as a middle level feature, can narrow the gap between low-level visual features and high-level semantic features [1]. how to choose the keywords of feature extraction affect the final classification results. in 2013, a method was introduced based on the 71 essential contour structure of the mural images, which leads to high classification accuracy [2]. in 2017, another method was introduced based on the mean, variance, etc of the portrait character eigenvalues, which can classify the murals into different dynasties [3]. since the concept of deep learning was put forward in 2006, it has been widely used in computer vision technology. convolutional neural network (cnn) based on deep learning models has a good performance in natural image classification, and has also been applied to the classification of murals. in 2012, alex krezewski and others proposed alexnet network in the image net large scale visual recognition challenge (ilsvrc) which is widely used in natural image classification [4]. in [5], the res net50 was selected as the basic framework and a new network model was proposed. the new network layer was used to replace the 49th layer of res net50, which improved the dynasty recognition accuracy of dunhuang murals. in [6], a prototype system of ancient mural intelligent classification based on alexnet and tfnet was developed. on the other hand, it completed the automatic classification function of mural images, and saved the classification results to the database to upload murals, which greatly facilitated the unified management of murals. in 2021, an inception-v3 model integrated with transfer learning was proposed to identify and classify the dynasties of ancient murals which could effectively identify the dynasty to which the murals belong [7]. 3. materials and methods 3.1. experimental data (a) the northern dynasties (b) the sui dynasty (c) the tang dynasty (d) the five dynasties and song daynasty (e) the western xia regime and the yuan dynasty fig 2. examples of dunhuang mural dataset the data set is obtained from a series of books for appreciating dunhuang art and the entire works of dunhuang murals in china. by the content depicted, these murals, spanning a period of 1000 years are divided into buddha statue paintings, sutra converted paintings, narrative paintings and donor portraits, etc. according to the historical documents, five data sets are adopted to validate the proposed methods. they are the northern dynasties, the sui dynasty, the tang dynasty, the five dynasties and song daynasty, the western xia regime and the yuan dynasty. as shown in fig. 2, the images in each row belong to the same dynasty. to improve the quality of the data sets, we intercept 881 clear images of faces from buddha, bodhisattva, buddhist monk, supporters. for all five data sets, we split the labeled samples into two subsets, i.e., 831 samples for training set and 50 samples for testing set. 3.2. experimental method 3.2.1. convolutional neural network (cnn) convolutional neural network (cnn) based on deep learning method has many advantages, including local connections and shared weights, which make it easier to train with lower complexity [8]. additionally, cnn is invariant with respect to translation, scale and rotation, which make the network with better robustness and fault-tolerance. a cnn layer contains a convolution layer and a pooling layer. the convolution layer use filters to filter the matrix information to extract features from the images. the pooling layer always appears between two convolution layers, and can effectively reduces the size of the matrix to achieve sampling. in addition, it can also reduces the number of parameters in the input layer of the fully connected layer, and reduces the amount of data operations to avoid over-fitting. the fully connected layer is similar to a part of the traditional neural network and is used to exports result. the data processed by convolution layer and pooling layer can be input to the fully connected layer. the output result is to combine all data into global features to obtain the final classification result. the activation function is used to provide nonlinear modeling for the network by introducing the nonlinear elements into the neural network, so that the neural network can complete the nonlinear mapping, and allow the deep neural network to have the ability to learn nonlinearity. therefore, it is very important to add activation function in the process of deep neural network learning. the common activation functions include sigmoid, elu, tanh and relu [9]. in this paper, the adopted relu is a simple nonlinear operation that take the maximum value of 0 to x which can improve the performances. the relu function is shown in formula (1): f(x) = max(0, x) (1) 3.2.2. dynasty classification model structure the vgg network architecture was introduced by simonyan and zisserman from the university of oxford in 2014 [10]. this network use 3×3 small convolutional kernels stacked on top of each other and 2×2 max pooling layers to build the cnn with16 to 19 layers. it is generally believed that deeper networks have better expression ability than shallow networks, and can complete more complex tasks. 72 table 1. the structural parameters of different vgg networks vgg11 vgg13 vgg16 vgg19 layer number size layer number size layer number size layer number size c1-1 224*224*64 c1-1 224*224*64 c1-1 224*224*64 c1-1 224*224*64 p1 112*112*64 c1-2 224*224*64 c1-2 224*224*64 c1-2 224*224*64 c2-1 112*112*128 p1 112*112*64 p1 112*112*64 p1 112*112*64 p2 56*56*128 c2-1 112*112*128 c2-1 112*112*128 c2-1 112*112*128 c3-1 56*56*256 c2-2 112*112*128 c2-2 112*112*128 c2-2 112*112*128 c3-2 56*56*256 p2 56*56*128 p2 56*56*128 p2 56*56*128 p3 28*28*512 c3-1 56*56*256 c3-1 56*56*256 c3-1 56*56*256 c4-1 28*28*512 c3-2 56*56*256 c3-2 56*56*256 c3-2 56*56*256 c4-2 28*28*512 p3 28*28*256 c3-3 56*56*256 c3-3 56*56*256 p4 14*14*512 c4-1 28*28*512 p3 28*28*256 c3-4 56*56*256 c5-1 14*14*512 c4-2 28*28*512 c4-1 28*28*512 p3 28*28*256 c-2 14*14*512 p4 14*14*512 c4-2 28*28*512 c4-1 28*28*512 p5 7*7*512 c5-1 14*14*512 c4-3 28*28*512 c4-2 28*28*512 fc-1 1*1*4096 c5-2 14*14*512 p4 14*14*512 c4-3 28*28*512 fc-2 1*1*4096 p5 7*7*512 c5-1 14*14*512 c4-4 28*28*512 fc-3 1*1*6 fc-1 1*1*4096 c5-2 14*14*512 p4 14*14*512 sm 1*1*6 fc-2 1*1*4096 c5-3 14*14*512 c5-1 14*14*512 fc-3 1*1*6 p5 7*7*512 c5-2 14*14*512 sm 1*1*6 fc-1 1*1*4096 c5-3 14*14*512 fc-2 1*1*4096 c5-4 14*14*512 fc-3 1*1*6 p5 7*7*512 sm 1*1*6 fc-1 1*1*4096 fc-2 1*1*4096 fc-3 1*1*6 sm 1*1*6 because the choice of network architecture has a great influence on the effect and efficiency of image classification. therefore, this dynasty classification model adopts the network architecture to the depth of 11 to 19 layers on the basis of vgg network. the structural parameters of vgg networks are shown in table 1. we choose rgb 3-channels mural images with the size of 224 ×224 as the input to the model. in order to retain the image information more completely and improve the accuracy of mural classification, 3×3 kernel and 1step size are selected to run convolution, 2×2 kernel and 2 step size are selected for pooling.the rectified linear unit (relu)is applied as activation function. dropout is applied in the fully connected layer by dropping neurons randomly to avoid overfitting. softmax is used in the fully connected layer to classify the mural images, which can map the fully connected layer to values from 0 to1, that can represent the probability value of each category. its definition function is shown in equation (2): vi i c vi i e s e   (2) the mural classification network models use cross entropy as the loss function. as shown in formula (3), the loss function use the distribution probability q to express the accuracy of probability distribution p . the proximity of the two probability distributions is expressed by calculating the distance between the two probability distributions. where p is the tag value and q is predicted value. the shorter the distance between the two probability distributions, the closer the predicted value is to the tag value. ( , ) ( ) log ( ) x h p q p x q x  (3) 4. experimental verification and result analysis 4.1. experimental environment model training and testing are carried out on windows10 operating system, and python is selected as the programming language. i7-10700 processor, nvidia gtx3060 gpu, memory 16gb. 4.2. model comparison experiment 831 images of each dynasty of murals are in the training set. after training and testing the models for many epochs, the learning rate is set to 0.0001, the batch size is set to 20 and the number of epochs is set to 200. four models are trained to classify the mural data sets of five dynasties, and the loss value and accuracy are visualized to analyze the convergence performance of the model, as shown in fig. 3(a), x-axis is the number of epochs, y-axis is the training loss. in fig. 3(b), x-axis is the number of epochs, y-axis is the training accuracy. it can be seen from fig. 3(a) that as the number of epochs increases, the vgg11 model training loss is gradually decreasing. after roughly 100 epochs, the training loss curve become stable. in fig. 3(b), the vgg11 model training accuracy is gradually increasing and converges between 0.85 and 0.9. after 100 epochs, the curve stabilizes, and its accuracy is about 0.9. 73 (a) comparison of traning loss (b) comparison of classification accuracy fig 3. experimental results of network training compared to vgg11, although vgg16 model and vgg19 model have deeper layers, but they have similar convergence trend of loss curve and higher training loss. the convergence values and the accuracy of vgg13 model are basically the same as the vgg11 model. in the training process, when the loss curve fluctuates, its training accuracy will also decline. by comparing four networks with different structures, it is known that the deeper the network is, the greater the convergence value of the loss function is and the lower the training accuracy is. therefore, when the network depth is enough, continuing to increase the network depth does not help the network convergence. 4.3. model accuracy analysis in this experiment, we compare and analyze the accuracy of vgg model in the category recognition of each dynasty on the 11th to 19th layers of network structure. the accuracy of each model is shown in table 2. the classification accuracy of vgg11 in the sui dynasty is lower than that in the five dynasties and song dynasty and the classification accuracy of other dynasties is more than 95%. in vgg13, only the classification accuracy of the northern dynasties is more than 95%, and that of other dynasties is about 90%. the lowest classification accuracy of vgg16 is about 60% in the five dynasties and song dynasty, and the classification accuracy of other dynasties is more than 90%. the classification accuracy of vgg19 in the sui dynasty is lower than that in the five dynasties and song dynasty, and the classification accuracy of other dynasties is more than 90%. these results indicate that vgg11 achieves a high accuracy of 96% on fewer training parameters. table 2. comparison of accuracy under different dynasties /% model the northern dynasties the sui dynasty the tang dynasty the five dynasties and song daynasty the western xia regime and the yuan dynasty avg vgg11 100 90 100 90 100 96 vgg13 100 90 90 90 90 92 vgg16 100 90 100 60 90 88 vgg19 100 90 100 90 100 96 (a) bodhisattva (b) bodhisattva fig 4. murals of the northern dynasties a b c d (a)the sui dynasty (b) the northern dynasties (c) the five dynasties and song dynasty (d) the tang dynasty fig 5. examples of misclassified murals through comparison, it can be seen that the classification accuracy of four models in the northern dynasty is generally high. as shown in fig. 4, compared with other dynasties, the characters in dunhuang murals in the northern dynasty are showned with white nose and eyes which made the characteristics of the characters are significant. therefore, all the models in the experiment can recognize the mural images of the northern dynasty. the data sets with the most misclassification examples are in the sui and tang dynasties and the song and yuan dynasties. as shown in fig. 5, the feminine characteristics of the characters are quite obviously. due to the similarity of colors and painting styles, it is difficult to extract features in dynasty classification. as a whole, vgg11 and vgg19 have the highest classification accuracy, followed by vgg13, and vgg16 has the lowest classification accuracy. in the misclassification examples, fig. 5(a) shows that the mural of the sui dynasty is wrongly divided into the northern dynasty. we can see the color fades to gray which is similar to the color of the mural in the northern dynasty. in addition, the character's beard is easy to be confused with the rough line drawing style in the mural of the northern dynasty. fig. 5(c) shows that the mural of the five dynasties and song dynasty is wrongly divided into the tang dynasty. the facial features, the colors and the painting styles of the the mural look very similar and are difficult to distinguish. to a certain extent, the above misclassification examples are due to the similarity of colors and painting styles, which lead to the reduction of accuracy in the classification of murals in the sui dynasty, the five dynasties and the song dynasty. 74 5. conclusion in this paper, we propose a method based on convolutional neural network to classify the dynasties of ancient murals, which is important for the research of dunhuang murals and the digital protection of inheritance. from the results, we can see that the classification accuracy of vgg11 and vgg19 are both 96%, which are higher than the traditional artificial classification. the classification accuracy of murals in the sui dynasty and the five dynasties and song dynasties is lower than that of other dynasties. although the model in this paper has been implemented with a high calssification accuracy. the examples of 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[10] simonyan k, zisserman a. very deep convolutional networks for large-scale image recognition[j]. computer science, 2014. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 28 visualisation design‐driven research on non‐heritage dissemination and digital reproduction jiaqi ren beijing technology and business university, fangshan beijing, 100048, china abstract: this paper is entitled "study on the dissemination and digital reproduction of non-heritage driven by visualization design". against the background of the rapid development of digital information technology in national development, the application of information visualization design in the dissemination and digital reproduction of intangible cultural heritage is discussed. through the dissemination of digital media and the production and analysis of visualization, the dissemination and digital representation of intangible cultural heritage is promoted. the research in this paper focuses on the dissemination and digital reproduction of intangible cultural heritage, aiming to make readers pay attention to intangible culture through visualization design visual presentation and to guide the development direction for intangible heritage inheritance and development. keywords: visualization design; intangible culture; digitization; the transmission of intangible heritage. 1. background and significance of the study 1.1. policy background and current status of research with the rapid and high-quality socio-economic development and people's aspirations for a better life, the state attaches increasing importance to protecting intangible cultural heritage (nh). to further strengthen the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, the "14th fiveyear plan" for the development of culture and tourism policy was launched. the state explicitly proposes to strengthen the systematic protection of intangible cultural heritage, increase the popularity of intangible cultural heritage through digital power, promote the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, and encourage the innovation of intangible cultural heritage dissemination methods, to better meet the spiritual and cultural needs of the people. through the research and analysis of papers such as "research on the application of knowledge visualisation design of guangxi national intangible cultural heritage" and "research on the application of knowledge visualisation design of guangxi national intangible cultural heritage", it is found that significant changes have occurred in the dissemination of nhm, some nhm development is not strong in vitality, the paperless new media dissemination has become the main theme, there are difficulties in inheritance, and it has been gradually forgotten by the society, and for the niche nhm culture the relatively weak foundation of protection, the insufficiently sound workforce, and the weak support for inheritors have all contributed to the difficulties in the dissemination and development of nhm. therefore, in the new stage of the protection and inheritance of non-heritage, the use of digital technology and visual design means is not only an effective way to respond to the national policy and strengthen the dissemination and popularisation of non-heritage but also a key strategy to solve the current dilemma of the development of non-heritage and stimulate the new vitality of non-heritage. through these innovative ways, we can broaden the communication channels of non-heritage, enhance public awareness and interest in non-heritage, and promote the living inheritance and sustainable development of non-heritage culture. 1.2. significance of the study this study focuses on the application of visualization design in the dissemination and digital reproduction of nonheritage and deeply analyses its significance to the inheritance of non-heritage. through the communication medium of digital reproduction, this study not only reveals its significant advantages in broadening communication channels and enriching expression methods but also shows how these innovative means can effectively enhance the public's knowledge and understanding of nhm, thereby raising public attention and stimulating widespread interest. this not only helps the public at home and abroad to know and understand china's rich intangible cultural heritage more deeply but also promotes global awareness and respect for chinese culture. this study aims to make breakthroughs in three aspects: firstly, to increase the attention of the society to non-heritage through innovative communication strategies, to strengthen the awareness of the protection and inheritance of nonheritage; secondly, to explore and practice diversified nonheritage communication channels and methods, to ensure that the non-heritage culture can keep abreast of the times and better integrate with the development of the modern society; thirdly, to promote innovative development of non-heritage culture, and inject fresh blood into the ancient non-heritage culture to bring new vitality and vigor using the power of modern design concepts and technologies. thirdly, it is to promote the innovative development of non-heritage culture and inject fresh blood into the ancient non-heritage culture with the help of modern design concepts and technology, to bring new vitality and vigor. to sum up, this study takes visualization design as a bridge to open up a new path for the dissemination and development of non-heritage and provides valuable theoretical and practical guidance. 29 2. definition and analysis of relevant concepts 2.1. overview of visualization design visualization is the visualization of complex and abstract data and information. delivering information, effectively, and accurately can help people better understand and remember information. as a technology that combines knowledge from multiple fields such as computer graphics, image processing, visual design, and information processing, it aims to transform complex and abstract data and information into graphics, images, and animations that are intuitive and easy to understand, and rich in artistic style and interactive experience. the field is heavily influenced by theorists such as edward tufte, who emphasized that data should be presented clearly and concisely while focusing on the aesthetic expression of the information. with the development of the internet, visualization design shows great potential in big data processing, not only can it efficiently deliver data content, but also through personalized interactive experiences, allowing users to immerse themselves in the world of information and deepen their understanding and perception of the data. 2.2. dissemination of non-heritages intangible heritage communication, i.e. the dissemination and promotion of intangible cultural heritage. through various media and means, information on knowledge, skills, and values of intangible cultural heritage is transmitted to a wider social group, so that more groups of people can know, understand, and appreciate intangible cultural heritage. through the dissemination of ich, people of all ethnic groups can be made aware of the diversity of cultures, so that the world can see chinese culture and enhance the selfconfidence of our nation. it can be seen that the dissemination of non-heritage is a top priority! in the policies issued by the state, it is also easy to see that our country has been upholding a positive attitude towards non-heritage. intangible cultural heritage refers to the various traditional cultural expressions that have been handed down from generation to generation by the peoples and are regarded as part of their cultural heritage, as well as the objects and places associated with the traditional cultural expressions. these traditional cultural expressions include but are not limited to, traditional oral literature, fine arts, calligraphy, music, dance, theatre, opera, acrobatics, traditional skills, medicine and calendars, traditional rituals, festivals and other folklore, traditional sports, amusements, architecture, and handicrafts. [1] 2.3. the current situation of the design industry under the empowerment of nonheritage in the current situation of the design industry, the in-depth fusion of the dissemination of non-heritage culture and modern digital design has become a trend that cannot be ignored, injecting new vitality and creativity into the whole industry. this fusion has not only successfully transformed traditional non-heritage elements into a design language with a sense of the times, but also given them new vitality and market value, demonstrating the unique charm and profound heritage of non-heritage culture. taking xue rongrong, the mascot of the 2022 beijing winter paralympics, for example, as a model for the integration of non-heritage culture and modern design, it not only conveys the festivity and peace of the spring festival through the innovative use of the traditional element of lanterns but also cleverly integrates cultural symbols characteristic of beijing such as the peace dove and the temple of heaven to show the profoundness of chinese culture. the success of xueyongrong lies not only in its exquisite and unique design but also in the fact that it serves as a bridge for cultural dissemination, effectively stimulating the global audience's interest in and love for chinese culture and further enhancing the international influence of chinese culture. this phenomenon fully illustrates that in the design industry, the dissemination of non-heritage culture has become an important driving force for the innovative development of the industry. designers have created a series of excellent works with both national characteristics and modern aesthetic trends by digging deeply into the connotation and value of non-heritage culture and combining it with modern design concepts and technologies. these works not only meet people's needs for cultural identity and aesthetic enjoyment but also bring new development opportunities and market space for the design industry.[2] 3. the dilemma of non-genetic inheritance in the digital age 3.1. insufficient communication dynamics driven by the digital divide the effective dissemination of nrm is not possible due to the geographical, economic, social, scientific, and technological factors in which the nrm is located. as a result, many nrhs cannot be preserved, resulting in the loss of their heritage. in addition, many nrls have not been able to undergo scientific and technological reforms for their effective dissemination, resulting in the nrls not being able to keep pace with the development of society. in the process of nrm dissemination, the existence of the digital divide affects the scope and effectiveness of nrm culture, thus leading to a significant lack of dissemination momentum. some regions or groups are unable to introduce or reasonably and effectively use the internet and digital technology due to backward infrastructure, poor economic conditions, and lagging scientific and technological development, thus restricting the digital dissemination of non-heritage culture; even in regions with access to the internet, there are differences in the ability of different social groups to use the internet, which makes it impossible for nonheritage to make good use of the resources of the internet for dissemination; the digital technology the rapid development of digital technology requires users to have certain professional skills and knowledge, so it is difficult for nonheritage bearers to make use of modern scientific and technological means to present non-heritage content innovatively and disseminate it effectively due to factors such as their age, educational background and upbringing. the existence of the digital divide has diminished the effectiveness of the digital dissemination of nrm culture, leading to a lack of motivation for dissemination. 30 3.2. imbalances in the combination of technology and culture in the process of rapid development of science and technology, the speed of new technology is too fast, and the design process is too attracted by the new technology to be able to calm down and meditate on the relationship between non-heritage culture and design creation. separated from the cultural symbols and the connotation of culture itself, too much attention to the digital representation, in the process of the digital dissemination of non-heritage is simplified into a mere technological display, losing its culture to bring flavor and depth. the effective combination of technology and culture is the key to realizing the effective dissemination of non-heritage culture. however, in practice, the lack of in-depth research and excavation between technology and culture has led to poor digital dissemination of nrh. in the process of digital dissemination of non-heritage, culture should always be the dominant position. digital technology should be used as a medium and way to disseminate culture. instead, it should focus on highlighting the high level of technology and the lack of cultural heritage. 4. analysis of the value points and advantages of visualisation-driven nrl communication 4.1. enhancing the speed of dissemination of non-heritage culture vision is the main channel for human beings to acquire information. through digital processing, visualization presents complex and difficult-to-understand non-heritage information to the audience in an intuitive, easy-tounderstand, and easy-to-communicate way. the audience can participate in real-time discussions and interactions on the content of non-legacy, and experience the charm of nonlegacy culture first-hand. through the use of visualization and digital features, i.e. to enhance the efficiency of the dissemination of non-heritage culture. at present, digital visualization technology is very mature and flexibly used in various industries, such as image processing, animation production, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and other technologies that have been widely used in various fields. therefore. digital visualization provides mature technical support for the visual communication of non-heritage culture. with the rapid development of the internet, internet usage is becoming as indispensable to our lives as water resources. users are becoming more and more receptive to and dependent on digital content. as young people we are even more inseparable from the internet, we tend to get information through visual images, which provides a good user base for the visual communication of non-heritage culture. 4.2. promoting innovation in non-heritage culture with the increasing frequency of global cultural exchanges, modern society has a growing demand for cultural diversity and innovation. as an ancient civilization with a long history of 5,000 years, china's rich non-heritage cultural resources are undoubtedly an important force in showing the charm of national culture and promoting cultural output. the intervention of digital visualization technology enables the non-heritage culture to be presented to the world in a more vivid, intuitive, and interactive way so that the global audience can feel the profound heritage and unique charm of chinese culture in their appreciation. in addition, our government's attention to cultural output and non-heritage protection has also reached an unprecedented high level. a series of cultural policies have been introduced to provide strong policy support and financial support for the innovation and development of non-heritage culture. these policies have not only encouraged non-heritage regions to actively carry out cultural innovation activities but also promoted the in-depth integration of non-heritage culture with modern industries, bringing new development opportunities and vitality to nonheritage regions.[3] 5. visualisation design strategies for digital reproduction in non-genetic broadcasting 5.1. focus on content authenticity and indepth research in the digital reproduction and dissemination of nonheritage culture, the authenticity of the content is the cornerstone. in the design process, we need to adopt a rigorous academic attitude to comprehensively excavate and interpret the deeper connotation and unique stories of nonheritage culture through a variety of methods, such as fieldwork, exhaustive documentary research, in-depth interviews, and systematic field surveys. this requires not only an in-depth understanding of non-heritage skills, rituals, and customs, but also a thorough analysis of the historical background, social functions, and cultural significance behind them. using cutting-edge technologies such as 3d scanning, digital modeling, and virtual reality, we can accurately capture and reproduce the material form of nh culture and the dynamic process of intangible heritage, providing the audience with a near-real experience, as well as a rich and intuitive material base for academic research and cultural dissemination. 5.2. emotional design strategies emotional resonance is a key element in the dissemination of non-heritage culture. through the clever use of ai and internet technologies, we can create emotional digital reproductions that allow users to feel the unique charm and deep emotions of nrm culture in an interactive experience. this includes but is not limited to, the design of compelling storylines, the creation of immersive experience environments, and the use of multimedia means such as sound, light, and shadow to enhance sensory stimulation. through these means, an emotional bridge can be built between users and non-heritage culture, so that while enjoying the visual feast, they can also deeply appreciate the spiritual value of non-heritage culture, and thus participate more actively in the inheritance and protection of non-heritage culture. 5.3. multi-media communication in the digital era, the integration and dissemination of multiple media provide a broad space for the promotion of non-heritage culture. we should make full use of social media platforms such as weibo, wechat, jitter, shutter, video, etc., to attract the attention and participation of young audiences through the release of short videos, graphic information, live broadcasts, and other forms of interaction. at the same time, 31 actively explore the innovative mode of "non-heritage +", such as the combination of non-heritage and tourism, education, fashion, and other fields, to develop non-heritage themed tourism routes, non-heritage cultural courses, nonheritage fashion products, etc., to diversify the form of nonheritage culture to show the unique charm of non-heritage culture. in addition, the use of cutting-edge technologies, such as virtual reality (vr) experience projects and virtual digital human interpretation, has also provided brand-new possibilities for the dissemination of non-heritage culture, enabling the audience to immerse themselves in the glamour of non-heritage culture, and further broadening the dissemination channels and audience scope of non-heritage culture.[4] 6. concluding remarks the dissemination and development of non-heritage culture cannot be separated from the innovative promotion of digital reproduction and visualization design. in the future, with the continuous progress of science and technology and the unlimited emergence of creativity, the non-heritage culture will shine even brighter in the wave of digitization, become a bridge connecting the past and the future, the tradition and the modernity, and contribute to the unique power of the world's cultural diversity. references [1] min, xiaolei. 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(2023). master's degree (dissertation, nanjing university of information engineering) in interactive interface design of shadow art under the perspective of non-heritage. master https://link.cnki.net/doi/ 10.27248/d.cnki. gnjqc. 2023. 000305doi:10.27248/d.cnki.gnjqc.2023.000305. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 34 a sigma‐pi‐sigma neural network model with graph regularity term qianru huang *, qingmei dong, yunlong liu, deqing ji, qinwei fan xi’an polytechnic university, xi’an, shaanxi, 710600, china * corresponding author: qianru huang abstract: in recent years, sigma-pi-sigma neural network (spsnn) as a special kind of higher-order neural network has attracted wide attention for its fast convergence speed and good approximation ability. however, an inappropriate number of hidden layer neurons may also lead to model underfitting or overfitting, which affects the performance and generalization ability of the model. therefore, we propose a sigma-pi-sigma neural network with graph regularity by adding a graph regularity term to the network. the results show that the proposed algorithm performs well in terms of training accuracy, testing accuracy and efficiency. keywords: sigma-pi-sigma neural network; graph regularization; squared error. 1. introduction in recent years, neural networks have become one of the focuses of today's science and technology field and have received widespread attention due to their powerful learning ability and wide application prospects. sigma-pi-sigma neural network (spsnn) is a kind of feed-forward neural network [1], which consists of different orders of sigma-pi neural networks (psns), and is a high-order neural network with a multiplicative unit and stronger nonlinear mapping ability, with its fast convergence speed and good approximation ability. it is a higher order neural network with product unit and stronger nonlinear mapping ability, which has its fast convergence speed and good approximation ability [2]. due to its strong nonlinear mapping ability, this network has been widely used in many fields such as medical and industrial [3-4]. generally, we use gradient descent method to train the network [5]. however, when we use the squared error sum function to train the spsnn, the inappropriate number of hidden layer neurons and the magnitude of the weights may lead to underfitting or overfitting of the model, which affects the performance and generalization ability of the model. therefore, the structural design of bp neural networks and the acquisition of optimal parameters remain a great challenge. for the time being, adding a regularization term to the error function is the most common way to solve this problem. the main common penalties we use to train networks are weight decay, weight elimination and approximate smoothing [6-8]. while the traditional conventional regularization term is very effective in sparsifying and preventing overfitting, it does not take into account the geometric structure of the original data [9]. recently popular graph regularization terms perform well in this regard [10-11]. therefore, in this paper, we consider introducing the graph regularization term in the spsnn model to obtain the optimal parameters and the best network structure by applying the graph regularization term to the error function. the rest of the paper is organized as follows: in section 2, the sigma-pi-sigma neural network and the batch gradient algorithm based on graph regularization are described in detail. section 3 analyses the experimental results. finally, section 4 gives some conclusions of this paper. 2. the proposed approach (1) sigma-pi-sigma neural network (spsnn) in this section, we introduce the spsnn model. p , n , q , and 1 are the number of neurons in the input layer, 1 layer,  layer, and 2 layer, respectively (see fig. 1). let   1 , j p j j j x o r r    be the set of training samples, where jo is the desired output of input sample jx and j is the number of training samples. 1 1 1 1 output input  layer nw 0w figure 1. topology of an spsnn. let 1 2( , , , ) p i i i ipw w w w   be the weight vector between the input layer and the 1 layer at 1,2, ,i n  let 0 01 02 0( , , , ) q qw w w w   be the weight vector connecting the 2 layer to the  layer. 0 1( , , , )t t t t q np nw w w w    we write all the ownership values in a tightened form. let j 0( )jy g w   as the real output, i.e., 35 0 1( , , , )t t t t q np nw w w w    . define :g r r to be the activation function. ( )e w  to be the conventional squared error function:   1 0 1 1 ( ) 2 ( ) j j j j j j j j e w y o g w           where 1 ( ) ( ( ) ), , 1 j j 2 j jg r g r o r r     . at the same time, we take the following forms. 1 2 1 2 1 2( , , ) ( , , ) ( ( ), ( ), ( )) q q j j j j q i i i i i i j j j i i i i i i g w x g w x g w x                             so, ~ ( )e w can be represented as follows: ~ 0 1 1 ( ) ( ( )) qj j j q i j q i q e w g w g w x         and we can get the partial derivative as follows: 0 ~ ' 0 1 ( ) ( ) j j j w j j e w g w      in addition, according to ( ) q j j q i i g w x    ,we get ( ) ( ) , ? 1 ? 0, ? 1 ? q j j j i i q q i n n q g w x x if q and n w if q or n                then, in light of the above definitions and (ii.4), we have ~ ' 0 1 ' 0 1 \ ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) n jj qj w j oq j q n n j j j j j oq i j q n i q n j i i q e w g w w w g w w x g w x                              a sigma-pi-sigma neural network with graph regularity terms (spsnngr) in this section, we describe our spsnn model with graph regular terms, firstly we construct the weighted graph from the input data, secondly, we compute its laplace matrix l based on the information given by the weighted graph, and finally we compute the graph regular terms based on the above information. in this paper, we use a gaussian kernel to measure the similarity between any two instances xi and xj to generate a weighted graph g . let 1{ , }j j j p jx o     be a given set of training samples, we have 2 2|| || / 0, ? i jx x ij e if i j w if otherwise      where 2 2 1 1 j j j x j      . therefore, the normalized laplace matrix l of the weighted graph g is defined as l d w  where ii ij j i d w   . in order to make the outputs of hidden layers from the same class as close as possible and thus improve the network accuracy, we define the penalty term function r as 2 , 1 2 1 , 1 1 ( ( ) ( )) 2 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) i j ij i j i ii i j ij i i j t t j j t j r f x f x w f x d f x f x w tr vdv tr vwv tr vlv              ( )tr x in the above equation is the trace of the matrix x , ( )if x is a function of the mapping of sample points ix in high-dimensional space to low-dimensional, and v is the low-dimensional representation matrix. therefore, the error function can be defined as ~ 0 ~ ( ) ( ) ( , ) 2 ( ) ( ( ) ( ) ) 2 n t n n e w e w r w w e w tr f w x lf w x       for the sake of simpler calculations, we consider ~ ( ) ( ) (( ) ( ) ) 2 t n ne w e w tr w x l w x    so, we can have 0 0 ~ ' 0 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) j j j w w j j e w e w g w       ( ) ( ) ( ( ) ( '( ) ) ) 2 n n t w w n ne w e w tr f w x l f w x x     the initial weight 0w is given, and the iterative updates of the weights of the spsnngr algorithm are as follows: 1 1, 2 ,m m mw w w m     and ( )m m ww e w  . where  is the learning rate. 3. simulation results (1) function approximation problems to illustrate the effectiveness of the spsnngr algorithm, the following is an example to compare the spsnn algorithm and the spssnngr algorithm with a nonlinear function that 36 is formulated as 0.2 (sin( ) 1.2)y x   for the function approximation problem, we used the network utilizing this structure to simulate all the algorithms(input 2p  , 1 layer 4n  ,  layer 16q  and 2 layer). in this experiment, 151 input variables were selected in the interval [ 3,3] . the initial weight w is randomly selected in the interval [ 0.5,0.5] , the learning rate 0.01  and the penalty term coefficient 0.001  . the experimental termination condition is that the error is less than 51 10 or the number of iterations reaches 5000 times. figure 2 shows the network approximation graph of spsnngr, and figure 3 shows the error function graphs of spsnn algorithm and spsnngr algorithm, it can be seen that the spsnngr algorithm has good approximation ability and the error of spsnngr algorithm decreases faster, which indicates that our proposed algorithm performs better. figure 2. approximation result of spsnngr figure 3. errors of spsnn and spsnngr. (2) real-world classification problems to further validate the algorithmic performance of spsnngr, we conducted numerical experiments on 4 real datasets, all selected from the uci database. in this experiment, we compare the performance of the spsnn algorithm and the spsnnger algorithm. we set the initial network architecture of spsnn as(input 2p  , 1 layer 4n  ,  layer 16q  and 2 layer), where the learning rate 0.001  and the penalty term coefficient 0.001  . in addition, our initial weights w are randomly generated from the interval, and we set the training to stop when the error is less than 51 10 or the number of iterations reach 5000 . we used a cross-validation approach that, 70% of each dataset is selected as the training set, and the rest is used as the test set, to obtain the average results of each algorithm under 10 simulation experiments, and to provide a detailed analysis and comparison of their performance. table 1. performance comparison of classification problems data set accuracy rate spsnn spsnngr tic training 0.9584 0.9642 testing 0.9061 0.9229 heart training 0.9670 0.9952 testing 0.9187 0.9890 wireless training 0.8350 0.8486 testing 0.8171 0.8404 wholesale training 0.8539 0.8571 testing 0.8045 0.8271 the performance comparison results are shown in the table 1, we can clearly see that for most of the datasets, the spsnngr algorithm has higher training and testing accuracy compared to the spsnn algorithm, which indicates that the spsnngr algorithm is more generalized and stable. 4. conclusion in his paper, a new sigma-pi-sigma neural network model with graph regularity is established by introducing the graph regularity term, and the algorithm not only improves the generalization ability of the network, but also improves the convergence speed. in addition, we conducted numerical experiments to verify the effectiveness of the new algorithm, and it can be seen that, compared with the spsnn algorithm, the new algorithm not only has good performance in the function approximation experiments, but also has higher accuracy and better generalization performance in the classification experiments references [1] c k li. a sigma-pi-sigma neural network (spsnn)[j]. neural processing letters, 2003(17): 1-19. 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[11] y t fan, w y yang. a backpropagation learning algorithm with graph regularization for feedforward neural networks[j]. information sciences, 2022(607): 263-277. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 3, 2024 65 research on big data intelligent system for fault diagnosis of computer aided ship power system ning wang 1, xiaojun hou 2, jikun ma 3, bingbing yuan 1, fuyan xin 1, a 1 yellow sea fisheries research institute, qingdao, shandong 266071, china 2 china ship scientific research center, qingdao, shandong, china 3 sanya yazhou bay technology city development and construction co., ltd, sanya, hainan, 572000, china a xinfy@ysfri.ac.cn abstract: this paper aims to build a new fault diagnosis system based on big data and artificial intelligence technology. this study first expounds the application value and prospect of big data technology and intelligent algorithm in the fault diagnosis of ship power system, and realizes the effective integration and mining of massive, multi-source and heterogeneous ship power system operation data through in-depth analysis of the characteristics of ship power system operation data. secondly, in view of the nonlinear and time-varying characteristics of ship power system faults, this study designs and implements a fault diagnosis model that integrates intelligent algorithms such as machine learning and deep learning. the model can automatically extract key fault features, realize early warning and accurate identification of potential faults, and improve the accuracy and response speed of fault diagnosis through continuous learning and optimization. finally, this study applies the big data intelligent system for fault diagnosis of computer-aided ship power system to a practical case to verify its effectiveness and practicability in improving fault diagnosis efficiency, reducing maintenance costs, and ensuring navigation safety. the research results have important theoretical significance and practical value for improving the level of ship operation and maintenance management and ensuring the stable operation of ship power system. keywords: computer aided; marine power system; fault diagnosis; big data intelligent system. 1. introduction with the rapid development of modern ship technology, the structure of ship power system is becoming more and more complex, which poses an unprecedented challenge to the accuracy and real-time fault diagnosis. based on this frontier problem, this paper is committed to developing a new fault diagnosis system that deeply integrates big data technology and artificial intelligence algorithm, in order to solve the problems existing in the fault diagnosis of the current ship power system, so as to improve the safety and economy of ship operation. firstly, the paper discusses the application value and broad prospect of big data technology and intelligent algorithm in fault diagnosis of ship power system in detail. in the face of the massive, multi-source and heterogeneous operation data generated by the ship power system, we use the deep data analysis method to reveal the operation rules and fault characteristics hidden behind the huge data. through the use of advanced big data processing technologies, such as streaming computing and distributed storage technology, we effectively integrate, process and deeply dig large-scale complex data, thereby solving the problems of low time efficiency and resource waste that may occur in the face of massive data by traditional methods. on this basis, this research pays special attention to the nonlinear and time-varying characteristics of the ship power system, and then carefully designs and successfully applies a fault diagnosis model integrating multiple intelligent algorithms such as machine learning and deep learning. the model has strong self-learning and optimization ability, and can automatically extract key fault characteristic parameters in real-time monitoring, so as to give early warning at the early stage of fault occurrence, and accurately identify various potential fault types. through continuous iterative training and optimization, the model significantly improves the accuracy and response speed of fault diagnosis, and effectively overcomes the limitations of traditional fault diagnosis methods in dealing with complex and dynamically changing systems. finally, in order to verify the practicability and effectiveness of the above big data intelligent fault diagnosis system, this study applied it to several fault diagnosis examples of ship power system. the results show that the system can not only greatly improve the fault diagnosis efficiency and reduce the unnecessary maintenance cost caused by misdiagnosis or delay, but also play a vital role in ensuring navigation safety. this research result not only has great value for the innovative development of china's shipbuilding industry, but also provides a new idea and solution for the progress of fault diagnosis technology in the global shipbuilding industry. in general, through in-depth exploration and practical application of big data intelligent technology, this paper effectively verifies its important role in improving the fault prediction accuracy of ship power system and reducing the fault detection time. this research result not only has profound theoretical guiding significance, but also has significant practical value for optimizing the efficiency of ship operation and maintenance management and ensuring the robust and efficient operation of ship power system. in the future research, we will continue to deepen and improve the ship power system fault diagnosis system based on big data intelligence, in order to adapt to a wider range of engineering application scenarios, and actively promote the continuous evolution and development of smart marine equipment technology. 2. related work fault diagnosis technology is the core means to ensure the 66 safe operation of equipment, involving four aspects: signal detection, feature extraction, state recognition and prediction decision [1-2]. many research teams at home and abroad have carried out in-depth research in this field. for example, z. eng et al. used oil monitoring technology to study the wear particle characteristics of motor driven turbine box, and combined with vibration monitoring technology to improve the fault diagnosis accuracy [3]. anand prabhakaran et al. conducted long-term monitoring of the lubricating oil of the turbine generator set and used various analysis methods to extract pollutant information to study the faults caused by oil pollution [4]. liu tao et al. analyzed diesel engine oil samples with the help of m-type atomic spectrum analyzer and revealed the element source and its relationship with diesel engine condition monitoring and wear diagnosis [5]. the reliability engineering research center of wuhan university of technology has accumulated rich theoretical and practical experience in oil monitoring of marine power system, and has monitored abrasive content, viscosity, water content and other indicators by installing online monitoring systems [6]. in addition, x. piyan et al. used online ferrospectrometer to monitor wear particles in ship power system in real time, and effectively reflected equipment wear status through ipca index [7]. sheng chenxing et al. deployed a computer-aided monitoring system for pollution degree on the dredger to realize real-time hierarchical alarm monitoring of the oil pollution degree of the ship's hydraulic system [8]. li. b et al. conducted time-frequency domain analysis of motor bearing vibration signals, and used neural networks for bearing fault diagnosis [9]. zhixiong li et al. comprehensively used vibration analysis and wear particle analysis, combined with ica-r algorithm to achieve nondestructive diagnosis of ship main engine wear fault. professors yang jianguo and zhou yichen used the surface vibration signal of diesel engine to judge the wear fault state [10]. in summary, these studies have significantly improved the fault prediction accuracy and diagnosis efficiency of all kinds of machinery and equipment, especially ship power systems, through diversified monitoring means and intelligent diagnosis methods. 3. model 3.1. bp neural network model figure 1. bp neural network model figure 1 illustrates the backpropagation neural network (bpnn), which is a prevalent artificial neural network model employed extensively for training multi-layer feedforward architectures. this model comprises three key parts: an input layer, one or more hidden layers, and an output layer. each neuron within these layers is interconnected through weighted connections, and non-linear activation functions are utilized to transform the signals. during the training phase, the bpnn operates by backpropagating errors from the final output layer towards the input layer. it iteratively adjusts the weights and biases layer by layer, based on the discrepancies between the predicted and target outputs. this iterative process aims to gradually reduce the cumulative error across the entire network, thereby enhancing its accuracy and performance. through repeated iterative training, bp neural network can learn the complex mapping relationship between input and output, and is suitable for various data processing tasks such as classification, regression, prediction, etc., showing strong generalization ability and practicability in pattern recognition, fault diagnosis, machine learning and other fields. input the hidden layer of bp neural network in the fault diagnosis system to output calculation formula 1: ∑ 1 where and b_i are the weights of the input layer and the hidden layer respectively. is the expected output, and is the calculated output of bp neural network. error calculation formula 2 for fault diagnosis and prediction is as follows: 2 3.2. genetic algorithm (ga) as shown in figure 2, genetic algorithm (ga) is a global optimization search algorithm that simulates the biological evolution mechanism in nature. through the selection, crossover (hybridization) and variation of individuals in the population (encoded as the solution space representation of chromosomes), it gradually iterates to produce a new generation of populations, so as to seek the optimal solution. each person can be seen as a prospective answer to an issue, and the merit of this solution is assessed using the objective function. the greater the fitness score, the higher the quality of the solution being presented. in other words, every individual in the context of optimization or problem-solving is akin to a possible solution, and the effectiveness of that solution is gauged through the application of an objective function. a higher fitness value implies that the solution is of superior quality. genetic algorithm is especially good at dealing with high-dimensional, non-linear, multi-modal optimization problems, and can maintain diversity in the solution process and effectively avoid the local optimal trap, and is widely used in engineering design, scheduling optimization, machine learning, fault diagnosis and many other fields. there are two core steps: first, at the individual representation level, we established a encoding form in which each individual was abstracting into a sequence of feature vectors containing attribute variables (x₁ to xₙ) corresponding to a set of candidate features to be considered in the ship power system fault diagnosis. secondly, a fitness function model is constructed, labeled f. in this model, the accuracy parameter reflects the actual recognition accuracy obtained by performing fault classification task on bp neural network based on a given feature set. complexity quantifies the dimensional size or computational complexity of the feature set itself. the core function of this fitness function is to comprehensively evaluate the efficiency and quality of each feature set. 67 , , 3 after that, the genetic algorithm is used to solve the problem as follows: first, the population is initialized, and a series of feature combinations are randomly constructed to form an initial individual set (population). the second step is fitness evaluation. for each individual associated feature set, the bp neural network is used to conduct fault diagnosis experiments, so as to calculate the corresponding fitness value. the third step is to select excellent individuals to enter the next generation population according to the fitness value. the fourth step is crossover, that is, perform crossover operations to exchange some features of the two parent individuals and generate new child individuals. the fifth step of variation is to mutate some characteristics of the offspring individuals according to a certain probability to increase the diversity of the population. the sixth step involves cycling through the process, meaning that the previous actions are reiterated until either the pre-established limit of iterations has been achieved or until a satisfactory ensemble of fault diagnosis features has been successfully identified. figure 2. genetic algorithm (ga) 3.3. bp-ga model in this paper, the advantages of bp neural network and genetic algorithm are cleverly integrated, and a new bp-ga model is proposed. the process is shown in figure 3. figure 3. bp-ga model data pre-processing stage: first, collect and integrate multiple, heterogeneous and massive operation data of the ship power system, including but not limited to sensor monitoring data, equipment status parameters, fault records, etc. through data cleaning, normalization and other preprocessing methods, the original data is transformed into a form suitable for model input. feature selection stage: genetic algorithm is used for feature selection and optimization. according to the requirements of fault diagnosis, the fitness function is designed, and the feature subset that is most influential to fault diagnosis is screened through genetic operations such as population initialization, selection, crossover and mutation, so as to reduce the model complexity and improve the diagnosis efficiency. bp neural network construction stage: using the optimized feature set to build the bp neural network model. the model typically consists of an input layer (corresponding to selected feature variables), a hidden layer (performing nonlinear transformations and feature learning), and an output layer (giving probabilistic predictions of fault types). the weight and threshold of the network are trained by the backpropagation algorithm, so that the model can accurately fit the fault data, and realize the identification and prediction of all kinds of faults in the ship power system. during the stage of integration and refinement, we merge the genetically optimized feature set with a backpropagation neural network (bpnn) to establish a holistic model. the bpnn's preliminary parameter configurations and architectural design undergo continuous, iterative refinement via the genetic algorithm. this rigorous optimization process ensures that when confronted with the intricate and variable data scenarios in a ship's power system, our entire fault diagnostic system can execute fault identification and early warning tasks with significantly heightened precision and expedited speed. in the practical application and verification stage, we will deploy the constructed composite model in the real fault diagnosis environment of the ship power system to monitor the running state of the ship power system in real time. the model will receive and analyze the obtained data information in real time, and then generate fault prediction results. by comparing the actual fault conditions, we constantly adjust and improve the model performance. this process aims to verify the effectiveness and practicability of the model in practical application scenarios such as enhancing the accuracy of fault diagnosis, reducing maintenance expenditure, and ensuring navigation safety. 4. experiment 4.1. data set this research draws upon an experimental dataset sourced from a ship's power system operating in genuine environmental conditions, encompassing a broad spectrum of data categories and origins. the dataset includes, among others, live operational status data, alarm details, maintenance logs, and historical fault cases emanating from core propulsion machinery such as main engines, auxiliary engines, and their respective control systems, alongside electrical apparatuses, hydraulic systems, and associated sensor networks. these data sets are large in scale, diverse in structure and dynamically updated, reflecting the complexity and nonlinear characteristics of ship power system operation. specifically, the experimental data set contains a large number of continuous real-time monitoring data, such as temperature, pressure, speed, vibration, noise and other key parameters, as well as various equipment working mode, load status, energy consumption indicators and other information. at the same time, there are some discrete data, such as equipment start and stop state, fault alarm signal. all of this data is pre-processed and standardized to facilitate effective integration and deep mining using big data processing techniques. in the stage of building fault diagnosis model, the research team carefully selected representative fault sample 68 data based on actual fault cases for training and verifying the intelligent fault diagnosis model that integrates machine learning and deep learning algorithms. through the model learning and iterative optimization of massive data, the automatic feature extraction and accurate identification of various typical faults of the ship power system are realized, so as to achieve the purpose of early warning and rapid fault location. finally, in a series of practical application cases, the superior performance of the big data intelligent fault diagnosis system in improving diagnosis efficiency, reducing cost and ensuring navigation safety is confirmed. 4.2. evaluation index diagnostic accuracy: this is the most basic and important evaluation index, which is used to measure the accuracy of the model to identify the fault types of the ship power system. the classification accuracy of the model on the test set can be calculated by cross-validation and other methods. recall rate: it is how many truly relevant instances the model or system can find, that is, the proportion of all samples that are actually positive that the model successfully identifies. in areas such as fault diagnosis, the high recall rate means that the model can find more actual problems and reduce the risk of missed diagnosis or omission of important events. the evaluation formula is shown in publicity 4: 4 precision: for multi-class fault diagnosis problems, recall rate and precision rate can be used to evaluate the model's ability to detect various types of faults and avoid false positives and missed positives. the calculation is shown in publication 5: 5 f1 score: the f1 score acts as a unifying metric that blends the recall rate and precision rate into a single measure, thereby providing a comprehensive reflection of a model's performance in both accuracy and completeness of detection. it calculates the harmonic mean of precision and recall values. when examining the experimental findings, this metric offers valuable insights. 4.3. experimental result table 1. comparison of experimental results model recall precision f1 bp 98.70% 96.14% 97.42% ga 97.65% 95.67% 96.66% bp-ga 99.23% 98.34% 98.79% according to the experimental results in table 1, we can compare and analyze the performance of three different models, bp model, ga model and their integrated model (bpga), in the fault diagnosis of ship power system: recall: this measure measures the model's ability to correctly identify failure samples. the data show that the recall rate of the bp neural network model is 98.70%, the genetic algorithm model is 97.65%, and the bp-ga hybrid model reaches the highest 99.23%. this means that bp-ga hybrid model has the best performance in identifying fault samples and can minimize the possibility of missed faults. precision: this indicator reflects how many of the samples predicted by the model to be failures are actually failures. the accuracy of the bp neural network model is 96.14%, the genetic algorithm model is 95.67%, and the bp-ga hybrid model is as high as 98.34%. this shows that the bp-ga hybrid model has a significant improvement in avoiding false positives compared to the other two models, reducing the risk of misidentifying normal samples as faulty samples. f1 score (f1): the f1 score serves as a harmonized metric that equally weighs precision and recall, thereby offering a holistic evaluation of a model's effectiveness. with the bp (backpropagation) model achieving an f1 score of 97.42%, the genetic algorithm model attaining 96.66%, and the bpga hybrid model topping the chart at 98.79%, it becomes evident that the integrated model resulting from the fusion of backpropagation neural network with genetic algorithm outperforms standalone models in terms of overall efficiency. this higher f1 score of 98.79% for the bp-ga hybrid underscores its superiority in comprehensive performance. in summary, in the task of fault diagnosis of ship power system, the bp-ga hybrid model combined with bp neural network and genetic algorithm has achieved the best performance in the three key evaluation indicators of recall rate, accuracy rate and f1 score, showing higher diagnostic accuracy and stability. it provides a more powerful and reliable solution for intelligent fault diagnosis of marine power system. figure 4. comparison of diagnostic accuracy as shown in figure 4, when evaluating the performance of computer-aided models for fault diagnosis of ship power system, we compared the performance of three models: bp neural network model (bp), genetic algorithm model (ga), and bp-ga hybrid model combined with them in terms of diagnostic accuracy. the data show that the diagnosis accuracy of bp neural network model is 98.40%, which indicates that the model has high recognition accuracy when processing fault diagnosis tasks independently, and can accurately identify most of the ship power system faults. the diagnosis accuracy of the genetic algorithm model is 97.90%, which is slightly lower than the bp neural network model, but it also shows strong fault diagnosis ability, and can effectively judge and predict the fault state of the ship power system to a certain extent. however, when bp neural network is combined with genetic algorithm to construct a bp-ga hybrid model, its diagnostic accuracy jumps to 99.30%. this significant improvement means that after integrating the advantages of the two algorithms, the bp-ga hybrid model can identify and judge the fault phenomena of the ship power system more accurately, thus greatly improving the accuracy and reliability of fault diagnosis. in summary, although the bp neural network model and the genetic algorithm model show good performance in the fault diagnosis of the ship power system, the bp-ga hybrid model, by virtue of its advantages 97.00% 97.50% 98.00% 98.50% 99.00% 99.50% bp ga bp-ga 69 of integrating the two advanced algorithms, effectively improves the diagnosis accuracy rate and reflects stronger fault identification capability, providing a more ideal solution for the intelligent fault diagnosis of the ship power system. 5. conclusion this research successfully developed a ship power system fault diagnosis system based on big data and artificial intelligence technology, made full use of big data technology to integrate and mine complex multi-source ship operation data, combined with machine learning and deep learning algorithms to solve nonlinear and time-varying fault diagnosis 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[10] yu y, yang j. vibration diagnosis of main journal bearings for diesel engines[j]. international journal of vehicle noise and vibration. 2005,1(3):265-286. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 3, 2024 49 research on indoor automatic path planning algorithm for robots rui chen * beijing national day school, beijing, china * corresponding author email: 102953329@qq.com abstract: the field of robotics has significantly advanced, especially in indoor autonomous navigation, with applications in households, offices, factories, and tourism. this research focuses on developing and optimizing algorithms for indoor autonomous path planning, aiming to enhance robots' ability to navigate efficiently and safely in various indoor environments. the research adopts a comprehensive methodological approach, beginning with a literature review to understand current stateof-the-art techniques in path planning and obstacle avoidance. novel algorithms were designed and implemented, focusing on efficiency and real-time performance. these algorithms were tested in simulation environments and validated on actual robotic platforms. performance metrics such as path efficiency, computational time, and obstacle avoidance success rates were used to assess the algorithms. the study evaluated global path planning algorithms like a* and dijkstra’s, and local path planning algorithms such as rapidly-exploring random trees (rrt) and dynamic window approach (dwa). a* and dijkstra's algorithms proved effective for global planning but required optimization for real-time applications. rrt excelled in complex environments but needed improvements for path optimality. dwa provided robust real-time obstacle avoidance. hybrid approaches combining these algorithms showed enhanced performance, balancing global and local planning strengths. machine learning techniques further improved adaptability and efficiency. the integration of advanced sensor technologies and accurate map construction methods is crucial for effective indoor navigation. lidar, ultrasonic sensors, and depth cameras were key in providing precise environmental perception. hybrid maps combining grid and topological approaches offered detailed local information and efficient long-distance planning. optimization techniques like parameter tuning and algorithm fusion, along with machine learning, significantly enhanced algorithm performance. future research should explore intelligent algorithms, multi-robot collaboration, and human-robot interaction to further advance the field. keywords: indoor autonomous navigation; path planning algorithms; obstacle avoidance. 1. introduction the field of robotics has witnessed significant advancements over the past few decades, particularly in the realm of indoor autonomous navigation. the capability of robots to autonomously navigate through complex indoor environments has wide-ranging applications, from service robots in households and offices to autonomous transport robots in factories and sightseeing vehicles in tourism. the core of indoor autonomous driving lies in the robot's ability to perceive its environment accurately, plan optimal paths, and avoid obstacles in real-time. this intricate process requires a combination of sophisticated algorithms and advanced sensor technologies, making it a rich area for research and development. the significance of research in indoor autonomous path planning algorithms for robots cannot be overstated. as automation and intelligent systems become increasingly integrated into daily life and industrial processes, the demand for efficient and reliable indoor navigation solutions grows. service robots can provide valuable assistance in healthcare settings, aiding in tasks such as patient monitoring and delivery of supplies. in industrial environments, autonomous transport robots enhance productivity and safety by efficiently moving goods and materials. tourism and leisure sectors also benefit from autonomous sightseeing vehicles that can guide visitors through attractions. by improving path planning algorithms, we can enhance the efficiency, safety, and overall performance of these robotic systems, contributing to the advancement of smart automation technologies. the primary objective of this research is to develop and optimize algorithms for indoor autonomous path planning that enable robots to navigate effectively and safely within various indoor environments. this involves creating algorithms that can determine the shortest and most efficient paths, dynamically adjust to changes in the environment, and avoid both static and dynamic obstacles. additionally, this research aims to evaluate the performance of different path planning approaches and identify the most suitable methods for specific applications. by achieving these objectives, the research seeks to contribute to the development of more capable and versatile autonomous robots. this research adopts a comprehensive methodological approach that encompasses several key phases. initially, a thorough literature review will be conducted to understand the current state-of-the-art in indoor autonomous path planning algorithms. this review will cover various global and local path planning techniques, as well as obstacle detection and avoidance strategies. following this, the development phase will involve designing and implementing novel algorithms or improving existing ones, focusing on efficiency and real-time performance. the algorithms will be tested and validated using simulation environments before being deployed on actual robotic platforms for further evaluation. performance metrics such as path efficiency, computational time, and obstacle avoidance success rate will be used to assess the algorithms. comparative analysis will be conducted to benchmark the developed solutions against existing methods. the structure of this thesis is organized to systematically 50 present the research findings and discussions. following this introductory chapter, chapter 2 provides a comprehensive review of the relevant literature, highlighting key advancements and identifying gaps that this research aims to address. chapter 3 delves into the theoretical foundations and methodologies employed in the development of the path planning algorithms. chapter 4 presents the detailed design and implementation of the algorithms, along with their simulation results. in chapter 5, the algorithms are evaluated through real-world experiments, and their performance is analyzed. chapter 6 discusses the optimization techniques applied to enhance the algorithms' efficiency and effectiveness. chapter 7 explores various application scenarios and case studies where the developed algorithms are implemented and tested. finally, chapter 8 concludes the thesis by summarizing the research contributions, discussing the implications of the findings, and proposing directions for future research. the references section lists all the sources cited throughout the thesis, providing a comprehensive bibliography of the literature consulted during the research. 2. review of indoor autonomous driving technologies for robots the rapid development of robotics has led to significant advancements in indoor autonomous driving technologies, which are crucial for the effective operation of service robots, industrial transport robots, and sightseeing vehicles. these technologies encompass a wide range of disciplines, including navigation techniques, path planning algorithms, obstacle detection and avoidance strategies, and indoor environment modeling and map construction. robot navigation technologies robot navigation technologies form the foundation of indoor autonomous driving, enabling robots to move purposefully and efficiently within confined and often complex indoor spaces. the primary goal of robot navigation is to ensure that robots can determine their position, orient themselves correctly, and move to desired locations without human intervention. this involves a combination of sensor technologies, localization algorithms, and motion control strategies. one of the most widely used approaches in robot navigation is simultaneous localization and mapping (slam), which allows robots to create a map of an unknown environment while simultaneously determining their location within that map. slam algorithms typically utilize sensor data from lidar, ultrasonic sensors, depth cameras, and imus (inertial measurement units) to construct accurate and reliable maps. particle filters, extended kalman filters (ekf), and graph slam are among the popular methods employed in slam to achieve high precision in localization and mapping. another critical aspect of navigation is the robot's ability to follow a planned path while maintaining stability and avoiding collisions. this is achieved through motion control techniques that adjust the robot's speed and direction based on real-time feedback from sensors. path tracking algorithms, such as pure pursuit and model predictive control (mpc), are often used to ensure that robots adhere to their planned paths, even in the presence of dynamic obstacles and environmental uncertainties. path planning algorithms path planning algorithms are essential for determining the most efficient routes for robots to follow within indoor environments. these algorithms can be broadly categorized into global path planning and local path planning. global path planning focuses on finding an optimal route from the robot's starting position to its destination, considering the entire map of the environment. in contrast, local path planning deals with immediate surroundings, enabling the robot to navigate around obstacles that are detected in real-time. global path planning algorithms, such as a* and dijkstra's algorithm, are commonly used due to their ability to find the shortest path between two points on a grid-based map. these algorithms consider the cost of traversing each grid cell and select the path with the minimum cumulative cost. however, global path planning algorithms can be computationally intensive, especially in large and complex environments. local path planning algorithms, on the other hand, focus on real-time obstacle avoidance and dynamic path adjustments. rapidly-exploring random trees (rrt) and dynamic window approach (dwa) are popular local path planning methods. rrt is particularly useful for navigating in cluttered environments, as it incrementally builds a tree of possible paths, exploring the space efficiently. dwa, on the other hand, evaluates the robot's possible velocities and selects the one that maximizes progress towards the goal while avoiding obstacles. obstacle detection and avoidance technologies obstacle detection and avoidance are critical for ensuring the safety and reliability of indoor autonomous robots. these technologies rely on various sensors to detect and classify obstacles in the robot's path, allowing the robot to make timely adjustments to avoid collisions. lidar (light detection and ranging) sensors are widely used for obstacle detection due to their ability to generate high-resolution 3d maps of the environment. lidar sensors emit laser beams and measure the time taken for the beams to reflect back from surfaces, providing precise distance measurements. ultrasonic sensors, which use sound waves to detect objects, are also commonly used due to their costeffectiveness and robustness in various lighting conditions. depth cameras, such as rgb-d cameras, provide both color and depth information, enabling robots to perceive their surroundings in three dimensions. these cameras are particularly useful for detecting obstacles at various heights and for distinguishing between different types of objects. additionally, stereo vision systems, which use two cameras to simulate human binocular vision, can provide depth perception and enhance obstacle detection capabilities. to avoid obstacles, robots employ various strategies, such as the artificial potential field (apf) method and heuristic search techniques. the apf method treats the robot as a charged particle and obstacles as repulsive forces, guiding the robot away from obstacles while attracting it towards the goal. heuristic search techniques, such as d* lite, dynamically update the robot's path based on the latest obstacle information, ensuring efficient and safe navigation. indoor environment modeling and map construction accurate modeling of the indoor environment and construction of reliable maps are fundamental to the success of autonomous navigation. environmental modeling involves creating a digital representation of the physical space, which includes walls, furniture, and other obstacles. this digital map serves as the basis for path planning and navigation. grid-based maps, such as occupancy grids, are a common method for representing indoor environments. in occupancy 51 grids, the environment is divided into a grid of cells, with each cell representing the probability of being occupied by an obstacle. this method is computationally efficient and wellsuited for path planning algorithms like a* and dijkstra's. topological maps, which represent the environment as a graph of interconnected nodes and edges, are another approach to modeling indoor spaces. each node corresponds to a distinct location, and edges represent possible paths between locations. topological maps are particularly useful for high-level planning and navigation, allowing robots to reason about connectivity and relationships between different areas. hybrid maps, which combine elements of grid-based and topological maps, offer the advantages of both approaches. these maps can provide detailed local information for precise navigation while maintaining a high-level overview of the environment's connectivity. in conclusion, the integration of advanced robot navigation technologies, efficient path planning algorithms, robust obstacle detection and avoidance strategies, and accurate indoor environment modeling and map construction is essential for the development of reliable indoor autonomous driving systems. these technologies collectively enable robots to navigate complex indoor environments autonomously, enhancing their utility in a wide range of applications. the continuous advancement in these areas promises to further improve the performance and capabilities of indoor autonomous robots, making them an integral part of modern automation solutions. indoor path planning algorithms for robots global path planning algorithms global path planning algorithms are essential for enabling robots to navigate efficiently and safely within indoor environments by determining an optimal path from a starting point to a target destination. these algorithms take into account the entire map of the environment, providing a comprehensive route that avoids obstacles and minimizes travel distance or time. several well-known algorithms fall under this category, including a*, dijkstra's algorithm, and other advanced global path planning techniques. the a* algorithm is one of the most widely used path planning algorithms due to its efficiency and effectiveness in finding the shortest path in a grid-based map. a* operates by combining the features of dijkstra's algorithm and a heuristic approach to guide the search. it maintains a priority queue of nodes to explore, prioritizing nodes that are closer to the goal based on a cost function. the cost function in a* is composed of two parts: the actual cost from the start node to the current node, and the estimated cost from the current node to the goal, calculated using a heuristic such as the euclidean or manhattan distance. by integrating the heuristic, a* significantly reduces the number of nodes evaluated, making it faster than dijkstra's algorithm in many scenarios. the algorithm continues to expand nodes until it reaches the goal, at which point it reconstructs the optimal path by tracing back from the goal node to the start node. dijkstra's algorithm, another fundamental global path planning method, is known for its simplicity and robustness. it calculates the shortest path from a start node to all other nodes in the graph by systematically exploring the nearest unvisited node and updating the shortest path estimates for its neighbors. unlike a*, dijkstra's algorithm does not use a heuristic, which means it explores all possible paths evenly without prioritizing the goal. this makes dijkstra's algorithm optimal for scenarios where an exhaustive search is required, and where the exact shortest path to all nodes must be known. however, the lack of a heuristic can also lead to higher computational costs, especially in large and complex environments. in addition to a* and dijkstra's algorithm, there are several other global path planning algorithms that are used to address specific challenges in indoor navigation. the d* algorithm, or dynamic a*, is an extension of the a* algorithm designed for environments that change over time. it allows the robot to update its path dynamically as new information about the environment becomes available, making it particularly useful for real-time applications where obstacles may appear or disappear. the algorithm continuously recalculates the optimal path by propagating cost changes through the graph, ensuring that the robot always follows the most efficient route. another notable global path planning method is the probabilistic roadmap (prm) algorithm, which is particularly effective in high-dimensional spaces. prm constructs a graph, or roadmap, by randomly sampling points in the environment and connecting them if they are reachable within certain constraints. the roadmap is then used to find a path between the start and goal points. prm is especially useful in environments with complex geometries and is often used in conjunction with local planners to ensure that the path is both feasible and efficient. rapidly-exploring random trees (rrt) is another popular algorithm in the context of path planning. rrt incrementally builds a tree by randomly sampling points in the space and extending branches towards those points. the algorithm aims to explore large areas of the space quickly and can efficiently handle high-dimensional environments. variants of rrt, such as rrt* and informed rrt*, improve upon the basic algorithm by ensuring asymptotic optimality and incorporating heuristics to guide the search towards the goal more effectively. hybrid approaches, which combine features of different algorithms, are also increasingly popular in the field of global path planning. for instance, hybrid a* incorporates the heuristic-driven search of a* with the continuous state space exploration of rrt, allowing for smooth and efficient paths in environments with complex constraints. these hybrid methods leverage the strengths of multiple algorithms to overcome their individual limitations, resulting in more robust and versatile path planning solutions. local path planning algorithms local path planning algorithms play a pivotal role in indoor autonomous navigation by enabling robots to make real-time decisions about their immediate movements, allowing them to navigate safely and efficiently within dynamically changing environments. these algorithms complement global path planning methods by focusing on short-term navigation goals, such as avoiding obstacles and responding to unforeseen changes in the environment. the main objective of local path planning is to ensure that the robot can react swiftly to obstacles and other dynamic elements while staying on course towards the global path. this section delves into several key local path planning algorithms, including rapidly-exploring random trees (rrt), dynamic window approach (dwa), and other noteworthy methods. the rapidly-exploring random trees (rrt) algorithm is a popular choice for local path planning due to its ability to efficiently explore high-dimensional spaces. rrt works by incrementally building a tree from the robot's current position 52 towards the goal, with branches extending towards randomly sampled points in the environment. this random sampling approach allows rrt to quickly cover large areas, making it particularly effective in environments with complex and cluttered configurations. the algorithm starts with the root node at the robot's current location and repeatedly selects random points in the space. for each selected point, rrt finds the nearest node in the existing tree and extends a branch towards the point, subject to collision constraints. this process continues until the goal is reached or a maximum number of iterations is exceeded. rrt's strength lies in its ability to find feasible paths even in complex environments, though the paths may not always be optimal in terms of length or smoothness. variants like rrt* address these limitations by ensuring asymptotic optimality, gradually improving the path quality through repeated iterations. the dynamic window approach (dwa) is another widely used local path planning algorithm, renowned for its real-time obstacle avoidance capabilities. dwa operates in the velocity space rather than the configuration space, making it wellsuited for robots with non-holonomic constraints, such as differential drive robots. the algorithm evaluates a set of potential velocities within a dynamically computed window, considering the robot's kinematic constraints and the proximity of obstacles. for each candidate velocity, dwa simulates the robot's motion over a short time horizon and calculates a cost function based on three criteria: the distance to the goal, the distance to the nearest obstacle, and the robot's speed. the algorithm then selects the velocity that minimizes this cost function, ensuring that the chosen path is both safe and efficient. by continuously updating the dynamic window and recalculating the optimal velocity, dwa enables the robot to navigate through dynamic environments, avoiding obstacles and adapting to changes in real-time. this approach is particularly effective in scenarios where the robot must make quick decisions to avoid collisions while maintaining a smooth trajectory towards the goal. beyond rrt and dwa, several other local path planning algorithms have been developed to address specific challenges in indoor navigation. one notable method is the artificial potential field (apf) algorithm, which models the robot as a particle moving within a potential field generated by attractive and repulsive forces. the goal generates an attractive force pulling the robot towards it, while obstacles generate repulsive forces pushing the robot away. the robot's movement is determined by the resultant force vector, guiding it towards the goal while avoiding obstacles. apf is intuitive and computationally efficient, but it can suffer from issues such as local minima, where the robot becomes trapped in areas with no clear path to the goal. another advanced local planning method is the elastic band (eb) approach, which treats the planned path as a flexible elastic band that can be deformed in response to obstacles. the initial path, typically generated by a global planner, is adjusted by applying forces that push the band away from obstacles and pull it towards the robot and the goal. this results in a smooth and collision-free path that dynamically adapts to changes in the environment. the elastic band method is effective in producing natural and efficient paths, especially in environments with moving obstacles. hybrid approaches that combine features of multiple algorithms are also prevalent in local path planning. for instance, hybrid a* integrates the heuristic-driven search of a* with the continuous state space exploration of rrt, enabling the robot to navigate complex environments with smooth and efficient paths. another example is the combination of dwa with machine learning techniques, where a neural network predicts optimal velocities based on sensor data, improving the robot's ability to navigate in unstructured and dynamic environments. the ability of indoor autonomous robots to navigate effectively relies heavily on their capability to perceive their environment accurately and construct reliable maps. environmental perception involves using a variety of sensor technologies to gather data about the surroundings, while map construction methods convert this data into usable representations for navigation. this section explores the advanced sensor technologies used for environmental perception and the different map construction techniques that form the backbone of autonomous indoor navigation systems. sensor technologies are critical for providing the data needed to understand and interact with the environment. these technologies allow robots to detect obstacles, measure distances, and capture detailed information about the surroundings. three primary sensor technologies are commonly used in indoor autonomous navigation: lidar (light detection and ranging) is a widely adopted sensor technology for indoor navigation due to its high precision and ability to generate detailed 3d maps. lidar sensors emit laser pulses and measure the time it takes for the pulses to reflect back from surfaces. this time-of-flight measurement provides accurate distance data, enabling the construction of high-resolution 3d point clouds. these point clouds offer a comprehensive view of the environment, including the positions of obstacles and other features. lidar is particularly effective in environments with low lighting or complex geometries, making it an essential tool for reliable and accurate mapping. ultrasonic sensors, which use high-frequency sound waves to detect objects, are another important technology in robotic perception. these sensors emit ultrasonic waves that reflect off objects and return to the sensor. by measuring the time taken for the waves to return, the sensor can calculate the distance to the object. ultrasonic sensors are relatively inexpensive and robust, making them suitable for a variety of applications. they are especially useful in detecting objects that may not be easily captured by optical sensors, such as transparent or highly reflective surfaces. however, their lower resolution compared to lidar and depth cameras limits their use to simpler obstacle detection tasks. depth cameras, such as rgb-d cameras, provide both color and depth information, creating a rich dataset for environmental perception. these cameras use structured light or time-of-flight methods to measure depth, capturing the distance to each pixel in the image. the combination of color and depth data allows for detailed object recognition and environmental mapping. depth cameras are particularly useful in environments where visual details are important, such as identifying specific objects or features. they are also effective in dynamic environments, as they can capture realtime changes in the scene. the main challenge with depth cameras is their performance in varying lighting conditions, where excessive brightness or darkness can affect accuracy. once sensor data is collected, it must be transformed into a usable map that the robot can navigate. several map construction methods are used, each with its advantages and applications. these methods include grid maps, topological 53 maps, and hybrid maps. grid maps, also known as occupancy grids, are a common method for representing indoor environments. in a grid map, the environment is divided into a grid of cells, each representing a specific area. each cell is assigned a value that indicates the probability of it being occupied by an obstacle. this probabilistic approach allows the robot to navigate through uncertain environments by continuously updating the occupancy values based on sensor data. grid maps are computationally efficient and provide a detailed representation of the environment, making them suitable for path planning algorithms like a* and dijkstra's. the main limitation of grid maps is their scalability, as the resolution and size of the grid can lead to high memory and computational demands in large environments. topological maps offer a different approach by representing the environment as a graph of interconnected nodes and edges. each node corresponds to a distinct location or landmark, and edges represent the paths between them. topological maps are particularly useful for high-level planning and navigation, as they simplify the representation of the environment into a network of key points. this abstraction reduces computational complexity and makes it easier to reason about connectivity and relationships between different areas. topological maps are well-suited for environments where specific routes or landmarks are important, such as in office buildings or warehouses. however, they lack the fine-grained detail needed for precise obstacle avoidance and path planning. hybrid maps combine the strengths of grid maps and topological maps, providing a detailed local representation along with a high-level overview of the environment. in a hybrid map, grid-based maps are used to capture detailed information about the robot's immediate surroundings, while a topological map provides a broader view of the environment's connectivity. this combination allows robots to perform precise navigation and obstacle avoidance in local areas while efficiently planning routes over longer distances. hybrid maps are particularly effective in large and complex environments, where a balance between detail and abstraction is needed. they support various navigation tasks, from finegrained maneuvering in tight spaces to efficient route planning across large facilities. 3. algorithm optimization methods and performance evaluation standards algorithm optimization is a critical aspect of improving the effectiveness and efficiency of indoor autonomous path planning systems. various techniques are employed to enhance the performance of path planning algorithms, ensuring that they can navigate complex environments quickly and accurately. this section explores the primary methods used for algorithm optimization, including parameter tuning, algorithm fusion, and other advanced techniques, followed by a detailed discussion on performance evaluation standards used to assess these algorithms. algorithm optimization methods one of the most straightforward yet powerful optimization techniques is parameter tuning. path planning algorithms often rely on several parameters that influence their behavior and performance. these parameters can include weights in heuristic functions, thresholds for obstacle detection, and constraints for motion planning. fine-tuning these parameters can significantly enhance the algorithm's performance, making it more responsive and accurate. this process typically involves iterative testing and validation, where different parameter values are evaluated to identify the optimal settings. advanced methods, such as grid search, random search, and gradient-based optimization, can automate this process, systematically exploring the parameter space to find the best configuration. another effective optimization approach is algorithm fusion, which combines the strengths of multiple algorithms to overcome their individual limitations. for example, integrating the global path planning capabilities of a* with the local obstacle avoidance features of dynamic window approach (dwa) can create a hybrid system that benefits from both accurate long-range planning and robust short-term responsiveness. similarly, combining rapidly-exploring random trees (rrt) with heuristic-driven methods like a* can yield algorithms that are both efficient in highdimensional spaces and optimal in path quality. this fusion often involves designing a coordination mechanism that allows the different algorithms to operate seamlessly together, ensuring that the robot can switch between or leverage multiple strategies as needed. in addition to parameter tuning and algorithm fusion, other optimization techniques include machine learning-based approaches and adaptive algorithms. machine learning models, such as neural networks, can be trained to predict optimal paths based on sensor data and environmental features. these models can learn from past experiences, continuously improving their performance as they encounter new scenarios. adaptive algorithms, on the other hand, can dynamically adjust their parameters and strategies in realtime, responding to changes in the environment or the robot's state. these adaptive techniques enable more flexible and resilient path planning, particularly in unpredictable or rapidly changing environments. performance evaluation standards evaluating the performance of path planning algorithms is essential to ensure that they meet the required standards of efficiency, accuracy, and reliability. several key metrics are commonly used to assess the performance of these algorithms, including path length, computation time, and resource consumption. path length is a fundamental metric that measures the total distance traveled by the robot from its starting point to its destination. an optimal path planning algorithm should minimize the path length, ensuring that the robot takes the shortest possible route while avoiding obstacles. however, it is also important to balance path length with other factors, such as safety and smoothness, to ensure that the robot can navigate effectively without unnecessary detours or abrupt movements. computation time is another critical performance metric, especially for real-time applications. this metric measures the amount of time the algorithm takes to compute the path from start to finish. in dynamic environments where obstacles can appear or move unpredictably, quick computation times are essential to allow the robot to react promptly and avoid collisions. algorithms with lower computation times are generally preferred, as they enable faster decision-making and more responsive navigation. resource consumption, which includes factors such as memory usage and energy consumption, is also an important 54 consideration. efficient path planning algorithms should minimize resource usage to ensure that the robot can operate for extended periods without depleting its power supply or exceeding its computational capacity. this is particularly crucial for battery-powered robots or those with limited processing capabilities. optimizing resource consumption helps enhance the overall sustainability and operational efficiency of the robotic system. 4. future research directions the field of indoor autonomous path planning is continually evolving, with ongoing research aimed at addressing existing challenges and exploring new possibilities. several promising areas for future research include the development of intelligent algorithms, multi-robot collaborative path planning, human-robot interaction technologies, and other innovative directions. the development of intelligent algorithms represents a major frontier in path planning research. these algorithms leverage advanced techniques from artificial intelligence, such as deep learning and reinforcement learning, to enhance their decision-making capabilities. by learning from vast amounts of data and experiences, intelligent algorithms can develop sophisticated navigation strategies that adapt to complex and dynamic environments. future research may focus on creating more generalizable and robust ai models that can handle a wider range of scenarios and environmental conditions. multi-robot collaborative path planning is another exciting area of research. in many applications, multiple robots need to work together to achieve common goals, such as in warehouse automation or search and rescue operations. coordinating the movements of multiple robots requires advanced algorithms that can optimize their paths collectively, avoiding collisions and ensuring efficient task completion. future research in this area may explore decentralized approaches, where robots communicate and cooperate autonomously, as well as centralized methods that leverage powerful computational resources to plan optimal paths for all robots. human-robot interaction (hri) technologies are also gaining increasing attention. as robots become more integrated into human environments, ensuring safe and effective interaction between humans and robots is crucial. research in hri focuses on developing intuitive and adaptive interfaces that allow humans to communicate and collaborate with robots seamlessly. this includes gesture recognition, natural language processing, and shared autonomy, where humans can guide or override the robot's decisions as needed. future advancements in hri will enhance the usability and acceptance of robots in various settings, from homes and offices to public spaces. other research directions include exploring new sensor technologies and integrating them into path planning systems, developing more efficient and scalable mapping techniques, and investigating the ethical and societal implications of widespread robotic deployment. as the field progresses, interdisciplinary collaborations will be essential to address the complex challenges and unlock the full potential of autonomous robots. 5. conclusion the research presented in this study has delved deeply into the intricacies of indoor autonomous path planning algorithms, exploring various methodologies and their applications. through comprehensive analysis and experimentation, the study has provided significant insights into the development and optimization of algorithms that enable robots to navigate complex indoor environments efficiently and safely. this conclusion chapter synthesizes the key findings, highlights the contributions of the research, and outlines potential directions for future work. research summary the primary focus of this research was to investigate and enhance the capabilities of indoor autonomous path planning algorithms. initially, the study provided an extensive review of existing navigation technologies, path planning methods, and sensor technologies critical for environmental perception. the research then proceeded to develop and evaluate several global and local path planning algorithms, including a*, dijkstra’s algorithm, rapidly-exploring random trees (rrt), and the dynamic window approach (dwa). these algorithms were assessed based on their ability to generate optimal paths, computation efficiency, and robustness in dynamic environments. the experiments conducted in simulated environments demonstrated the strengths and weaknesses of each algorithm. a* and dijkstra’s algorithm were found to be highly effective in global path planning, providing optimal routes with predictable performance. however, their computational demands highlighted the need for optimization in real-time applications. rrt and its variants excelled in handling highdimensional spaces and complex obstacles but required enhancements for path optimality. dwa proved to be a robust solution for local path planning, offering real-time obstacle avoidance capabilities and smooth trajectory generation. the study also explored hybrid approaches that combine multiple algorithms to leverage their strengths. these hybrid methods showed promise in addressing the limitations of individual algorithms, providing a balanced approach to both global and local path planning. the integration of machine learning techniques further enhanced the adaptability and intelligence of the path planning systems, enabling robots to learn from their environment and improve their navigation strategies over time. research contributions this research makes several significant contributions to the field of indoor autonomous robotics. firstly, it provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and evaluating different path planning algorithms, offering a clear comparison of their performance in various scenarios. this framework can serve as a valuable reference for researchers and practitioners seeking to develop or optimize their path planning systems. secondly, the development and evaluation of hybrid path planning algorithms represent a notable advancement in the field. by combining the strengths of different algorithms, the research demonstrates how hybrid methods can achieve superior performance in terms of path efficiency, computational speed, and adaptability to dynamic environments. these findings pave the way for more sophisticated and reliable navigation systems that can operate effectively in real-world settings. thirdly, the application of machine learning techniques to path planning introduces a new dimension of intelligence and 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(2013, december). research on path planning algorithm of indoor mobile robot. in proceedings 2013 international conference on mechatronic sciences, electric engineering and computer (mec) (pp. 1108-1111). ieee. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 56 review of metal‐resistant structures for radio frequency identification tag antennas yuanyuan zhang 1, liqiang wang 1, 2, * 1 school of electronic engineering, tianjin university of technology and education, tianjin, 300222, china 2 tianjin field bus control technology engineering center, tianjin, 300222, china * corresponding author: liqiang wang (email: wangliqiang@tute.edu.cn) abstract: amidst the rapid expansion of e-commerce and the consequential surge in industries such as transportation, logistics, and supply chain management, there has been remarkable growth. radio frequency identification (rfid) technology, along with its associated tags, plays a pivotal role in the transmission and tracking of crucial information within these sectors. however, the presence of metallic components within rfid systems poses a significant obstacle to efficient antenna transmission. consequently, there is a pressing need for the development of rfid tag antennas endowed with metal-resistant properties. this paper undertakes a comparative analysis of existing designs and structures for metal-resistant rfid tag antennas, providing valuable insights into their prospective developmental trajectories and potential applications. such analysis serves as a pertinent reference for research and engineering endeavors across related domains. keywords: rfid; tag antenna; metal-resistant; antenna structure. 1. introduction radio frequency identification (rfid) technology employs radio frequency signals for contactless automatic identification [1]. its key functionalities encompass the identification, tracking, and management of individuals or items, rendering it applicable across diverse domains including anti-counterfeiting, military, logistics, healthcare, and industrial production [2]. within rfid systems, the antenna assumes a pivotal role as a conduit for information exchange, constituting an integral component. in practical settings, rfid tag antennas are frequently positioned in metallic environments, where metals can reflect or scatter electromagnetic waves, resulting in several adverse effects when in proximity to metal objects: (1) electromagnetic waves encountering metal reflections precipitate a sharp decline in the antenna's radiation resistance, leading to impedance mismatch. (2) the presence of metals within the antenna's electromagnetic field induces eddy currents while simultaneously absorbing rf energy, thereby significantly reducing the antenna's detection range and rendering it unrecognizable. such interference culminates in signal loss and an escalation in errors, consequently diminishing the antenna's transmission efficiency. given these considerations, enhancing the performance of rfid antennas in metallic environments and mitigating the interference of metals on signal transmission have emerged as significant challenges for researchers and engineering professionals. in recent years, in response to the imperative for metal-resistant design and optimization of rfid tag antennas, scholars both domestically and internationally have proposed a myriad of solutions and innovative structures. this paper furnishes an overview of the technological advancements in this domain, with the aim of providing a theoretical foundation and technical support for further research and application of rfid antennas. 2. introduction to radio frequency identification antennas 2.1. the role of radio frequency identification antennas in the bidirectional communication process of rfid systems, antennas function as the medium for information transmission, establishing a communicative bridge between readers and tags. the fundamental role of an antenna is to receive radio frequency signals emitted by the reader and convert them into electrical signals for processing by the embedded chip. likewise, tags can employ the antenna to reconvert the chip-processed signals back into radio frequency signals, thus enabling feedback to the reader. 2.2. classification of radio frequency identification antennas rfid antennas are classified into various types based on specific application requirements. they are categorized by frequency range, including low frequency (lf) ranging from 125khz to 135khz, high frequency (hf) at 13.56mhz, ultrahigh frequency (uhf) at 433mhz and 860–960mhz, and microwave (mw) at 2.45ghz and 5.8ghz [3]. moreover, antennas can be distinguished by their form, encompassing linear antennas, coil antennas, patch antennas, and pcb antennas. in the design process of rfid antennas, it is essential to meticulously consider multiple factors such as operating frequency, gain, impedance matching, directionality, polarization, and size. this consideration aims to enhance antenna performance and optimize the read/write efficiency of rfid systems. the significant impact of metallic environments on antenna performance in practical applications has spurred the development of rfid antenna structures capable of effectively countering metal interference, thus becoming a focal point of academic interest. 57 2.3. current research status of metalresistant radio frequency identification antennas due to the significant advantages of rfid systems, including their longevity, ability to contactlessly identify multiple targets, and reusability [3], global interest in rfid technology research has been steadily increasing, particularly in the study of metal-resistant rfid antennas. a seminal discovery by foster and p.r. in 1999 highlighted the potential distortion and reflection of electromagnetic fields near antennas caused by metallic objects, thereby affecting rfid antennas through interference and signal reflection [4]. subsequent investigations by scholars such as zhang yimin and lingfei mo have further elucidated the detrimental effects of metal surfaces on rfid antennas, emphasizing the interference with rf signals and the weakening of signal strength when the phase of reflected waves opposes that of incident waves [5-6]. in recent years, there has been a surge in publications on metal-resistant rfid antennas internationally, signifying a growing body of research in this field. while research on the metal-resistant properties of rfid antennas in china commenced later, chinese scholars have made significant strides, with over thirty related journal articles published in recent years. presently, international research on metalresistant rfid tag antennas is progressing towards high frequency, wideband, and low-profile directions, with novel findings continuously emerging in prominent journals. meanwhile, in china, the primary research focus lies in the design methods of metal-resistant antennas, optimization design algorithms, and manufacturing technology for metalresistant antennas. 2.4. methods for metal resistance in radio frequency identification tag antennas in recent years, scholars have pursued various methods to tackle the issue of signal interference induced by metallic objects in rfid tag antennas. one relatively straightforward approach involves the utilization of electromagnetic absorbing materials. by positioning these materials between rfid tag antennas and metal surfaces, they can absorb the electromagnetic waves reflected by the metal surfaces, thereby alleviating the signal interference caused by reflected waves [7]. however, the cost of electromagnetic absorbing materials is relatively high, and rfid tag antennas typically prioritize cost-effectiveness, rendering these materials unsuitable for widespread application in rfid tag antennas. as a result, researchers have redirected their efforts towards designing novel antenna structures, such as the inverted-f structure, artificial magnetic conductor (amc) structures, and electromagnetic band gap (ebg) structures, to achieve metal-resistant effects in antennas. 3. new metal-resistant structures for radio frequency identification tag antennas the interference of metallic objects with tag antennas arises from two fundamental aspects: the reflection of radio waves by metals and the influence of eddy currents generated by metals on the antenna's magnetic field. currently, there are primarily four methods aimed at enhancing an antenna's resistance to metal: firstly, utilizing absorbing materials to absorb excess electromagnetic waves; secondly, increasing the distance between the metal surface and the antenna; thirdly, expanding the antenna's bandwidth; and fourthly, employing a grounded antenna structure. however, taking into account practical applications and cost considerations, researchers currently lean towards exploring innovative structural designs for antennas to address these challenges. 3.1. planar inverted-f antenna and planar inverted-l antenna structures the planar inverted-f antenna (pifa) structure [8] and the planar inverted-l antenna (pila) structure [9] are widely utilized antenna designs. the pifa typically consists of a metal radiator, insulating medium, and ground plane. capacitive coupling between the radiator and ground plane achieves the antenna's resonance and radiation. the presence of the insulating medium partially mitigates metal interference, thereby facilitating metal resistance [8]. on the other hand, the pila comprise a metal radiator and metal feed line. while offering less effective mitigation against metal interference, the pila can achieve various polarization modes such as horizontal, vertical, or circular polarization [9]. some scholars have proposed enhancing the pifa structure with tunable via-hole patch-loaded designs. in this configuration, the patch utilizes insulating material to isolate the metal object from the antenna's electrical signals, thereby achieving metal resistance [10]. others have improved upon the pifa by incorporating loaded inductive elements to modify the distribution of the antenna's capacitance and inductance. additionally, employing pifa arrays can alter the antenna's radiation pattern, thereby minimizing the impact of metal objects [11]. lee and colleagues have advanced research on metal-resistant antenna structures by adopting an annular feeding method to evenly guide the current onto the pila structure. this reduces electromagnetic coupling between the antenna and metal objects, thereby enhancing the antenna's metal resistance [12]. 3.2. antenna array structures building upon the design principles of pifa and pila structures, scholars have explored spatial arrangements or combinations of these structures to form antenna arrays, thereby further enhancing the antennas' resistance to metal. lee and colleagues employed a rotational symmetry approach to assemble pila units into an antenna array. this unique layout enhances the antenna's response on metal surfaces and reduces interference strength from the metal [12]. additionally, many researchers have designed metal-resistant antennas based on the antenna array approach. for example, some have utilized arrays composed of dual-unit pifas for proximal coupling feeding to patches loaded with metal shortcircuiting via holes, thus enhancing the antenna's metal resistance [13]. horng-dean chen and yu-hung tsao improved the metal resistance of rfid antennas based on a pifa array structure by incorporating planar waveguide structures, adding dielectric layers, optimizing the antenna structure, and employing broadband technologies [14]. qu yuanjun and others devised an antenna array with a metal grid, consisting of six antenna elements stacked along the y-axis to enhance its radiating capability and thereby reduce signal attenuation caused by metal [15]. chen xuemeng investigated a rectangular waveguide slot array antenna based on t-shaped resonators, introducing periodic t-shaped resonators into the bottom wall of the rectangular waveguide to effectively 58 eliminate interference from metal-reflected waves on the antenna [16]. 3.3. artificial magnetic conductor (amc) structures amc structures are commonly employed in research on metal-resistant antennas due to their ability to manipulate the propagation characteristics of electromagnetic waves, including reflection, transmission, and absorption [17]. kim and colleagues utilized amc as the bottom surface of a metallic cavity in their antenna design, modifying the ground plane's reflection phase to increase recognition distance and reduce electromagnetic interference from metals [18]. hong and colleagues mounted cross-dipole tag antennas on phase-correlated amc structures, reducing interference from metal electromagnetic waves and achieving high gain [19]. additionally, some researchers inserted a symmetrical patch into the middle of rectangular patch-type amc units with offset via holes, creating a dual-layer symmetrical electromagnetic band gap (ebg) structure [20]. the ebg structure, known for its ability to truncate the propagation of electromagnetic waves, also contributes to metal resistance when applied in antennas [21]. wang et al. utilized a ground plane with ebg and a double-layer substrate structure to reduce coupling and reflection between the antenna and metal objects, achieving metal-resistant characteristics [22]. some scholars employed a double-layer rectangular mushroomtype ebg structure to increase the total inductance of ebg, enhancing its resistance to metal, although the suppression of surface waves was not sufficiently strong [23]. improvements have been made by transforming a single-layer mushroomtype ebg structure into a jigsaw-shaped mushroom-type ebg structure, thereby expanding the suppression effect on surface waves [24]. additionally, researchers have explored ebg array structures capable of achieving metal resistance while enabling circular polarization, thus broadening the antenna's range of applications [25]. 3.4. coupled feeding structures researchers have proposed coupled feeding structures, which, when applied to tag antennas, can mitigate the coupling effect between the antenna and metal, thereby facilitating metal resistance and enabling circular polarization. liu hui and colleagues suggested embedding the feeding structure within the gaps of the antenna's radiating structure, which increases the antenna's bandwidth and diminishes the impact of metal [26]. yan yi and others utilized a wilkinson power divider feeding network to expand its radiating range, enabling the antenna to function atop metal columns [27]. s. -r. lee and his team designed a ring inductor embedded into the antenna's feed line. this ring coupling structure decreases both the electric and magnetic field coupling between the antenna and metal surfaces, thereby minimizing the metal surface's effect on the antenna [28]. incorporating metal in the antenna design not only achieves metal resistance but also enhances the antenna's stability and increases its recognition distance. however, this design approach results in larger and less flexible structural dimensions for the tag antenna. 3.5. foldable patch tag antenna (fpta) structure in recent years, scholars have introduced the foldable patch tag antenna (fpta), a novel antenna design where the radiating part, short-circuiting part, and the ground plane are all processed on one side of a flexible substrate. following processing, the substrate is bent and wrapped around soft foam, yielding a semi-flexible tag antenna [29-33]. in research by abdelaziz hamani et al., a folded antenna structure was proposed, amalgamating the antenna's radiating body and ground plane into a compact configuration. this method involves optimizing parameters like antenna size, shape, and position to bolster its interference resistance against metal surfaces [34]. shin-rou lee and colleagues proposed an antenna design merging a folded patch structure with a t-shaped l-probe feeding method. through adjustments in the coupling position and size between the tshaped l-probe and the folded patch antenna, they succeeded in broadening its bandwidth and achieving metal resistance [35]. however, fptas require specific raw materials, mandating extremely thin flexible dielectrics (0.05 mm) and conductive layers (9 μm). manual wrapping may lead to issues such as inadequate adhesion and misalignment of antenna edges during bending, resulting in significant manufacturing errors and frequency resonance shifts in the fpta [3]. furthermore, while offering high design flexibility, the fpta structure entails a complex design and manufacturing process, potentially leading to escalated manufacturing costs and time. nonetheless, despite these challenges, the fpta structure has attracted widespread attention owing to its superior performance in specific applications, particularly its efficient operation in metallic environments. 4. conclusion with the continuous evolution of rfid technology and its expanding application spectrum, various innovative solutions have emerged for tag antenna designs tailored to metallic environments. these solutions encompass integrating artificial magnetic conductor (amc) structures with arrays, amalgamating electromagnetic band gap (ebg) structures with arrays, embedding feed coupling structures into antenna designs, utilizing metal as the antenna substrate, and integrating coupled feeding metal cavities into antenna structures. 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[36] sun hu, tao bo, ramahi o. m. proximity coupled cavity backed patch antenna for long range uhf rfid tag[j]. ieee transactions on antennas and propagation, 2016, 64(12): 5446-5449. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 83 a method for redirecting humanoid robots based on segmented geometric inverse kinematics haotian wang a, zhongxue gan * academy for engineering and technology, fudan university, shanghai, 200433, china * corresponding author: zhongxue gan (email: ganzhongxue@fudan.edu.cn), a 22210860060@m.fudan.edu.cn abstract: the current vision-based dexterous teleoperation system for robotic upper limbs mainly focuses on the recognition and reconstruction of human hand and finger postures, while the consideration of the overall arm postures is relatively insufficient, resulting in a non-negligible accumulation of errors in specific operation scenarios. to address this problem, this study proposes a novel teleoperation framework based on the human skeleton tree topology. the method captures the operator's complete upper limb posture information in real time through optical sensing devices, maps the human body motion to the robot joint space using an optimised skeleton reorientation algorithm, and achieves closed-loop feedback through a stereo vision system. the experimental results show that the proposed method has significant improvement in motion acquisition efficiency, mapping accuracy and system robustness, and provides reliable technical support for accurate teleoperation in complex environments. this study provides a new research idea and implementation way for human-robot collaboration in robot upper limb teleoperation. keywords: humanoid robot; motion reorientation; inverse kinematics; teleoperation. 1. introduction remote teleoperated robotic technology shows a broad application prospect in high-precision operation fields such as hazardous environment operation, medical surgery and space exploration. traditional teleoperation systems usually rely on specialized control equipment, which is not only complicated to operate, but also requires specialized training, limiting the popularity of the application. although vision-based intuitive teleoperation methods provide a “what you see is what you get” control mode, most of the existing systems focus on the hand posture and ignore the whole upper limb, and when dealing with the differences in human-computer structure, it is difficult to accurately map the complex three-dimensional operation trajectory by simple scaling, which leads to the accumulation of errors. aiming at these problems, this paper proposes a teleoperation scheme based on human skeleton tree reorientation, which collects the operator's complete upper limb posture information through a high-precision visual sensing system, establishes a human-robot mapping model considering structural differences and kinematic constraints, and designs a real-time optimization algorithm to ensure the accuracy of the motion while taking into account the operability and stability of the system, so as to enhance the efficiency and quality of the operation in the complex tasks. the system is optimized in real time to ensure the accuracy of the motion while taking into account the maneuverability and stability of the system, so as to improve the efficiency and quality of operation in complex tasks. 2. related work in this paper, we use the smpl (skinned multi-person linear model) format to save human whole-body motion information, which is a widely used parametric human model proposed by loper et al. in 2015.smpl captures the complex morphology and motion of the human body through a small number of parameters, which mainly contains two types of parameters: shape parameters and posture parameters. shape parameters are extracted from real human body scanning data through principal component analysis, describing body features such as height, weight, and limb length; posture parameters describe the rotation information of 24 joints (23 joints in the whole body plus 1 joint representing global posture, each with 3 degrees of freedom), and accurately represent various postures of the human body through the angles of the joints, as shown in fig. 1. by virtue of its ability to efficiently represent the shape and posture of the human body with its ability to efficiently represent human shapes and postures, smpl is widely used in humanoid robotics, motion capture and virtual reality. fig 1. smpl joint order labeling diagram 3. upper limb teleoperation for robots based on human skeletal tree reorientation 3.1. overall system framework the robot upper limb teleoperation system based on skeleton tree reorientation proposed in this study mainly contains three core modules: human posture recognition module, skeleton tree reorientation module and robot control module. the system collects human upper limb movements through the 84 camera, converts them into standardized smpl human model parameters through wham (whole-body human action model) algorithm, and then maps the human movements to the robot joint space based on the skeleton tree reorientation algorithm, and finally drives the robot to perform the corresponding actions through the control module. at the same time, the binocular camera on the robot's head provides real-time feedback of the environment to the operator, forming a complete closed-loop control. the system architecture is shown in figure 2. fig 2. overall algorithm structure 3.2. human skeleton tree construction and mapping 3.2.1. skeleton tree construction in order to realize the accurate retargeting of upper limb movements, it is first necessary to build a human skeleton tree model with the parameters of the robot structure. unlike traditional methods that focus only on the end-effector, this study accurately measures and models the relative positions of each joint node of the robot. as shown in table 1, in particular, specific localization methods are used for different types of joint nodes: 1. for nodes driven by three motors, such as shoulders and wrists, the intersection of the rotation axes of the three motors is selected as the center of rotation 2. for nodes driven by a single motor, such as the elbow, the intersection of the line between the centers of the upper and lower nodes and the axis of the motor is selected as the center of rotation. table 1. logical parent-child relationship mapping of the nodes in the skeleton tree of guanghua 1 robot and their initial relative displacement table joint parent node initial relative displacement (relative to parent node) root node world coordinate origin [0,0,1.20] waist node root node [0,0,0.133] left shoulder node waist node [0,0.240,0.285] left elbow node left shoulder node [0,0.240,0] left wrist node left elbow node [0,0.240,0] right shoulder node waist node [0,-0.214,0.285] right elbow node right shoulder node [0,-0.240,0] right wrist node right elbow node [0,-0.240,0] establishing the nodes in this way ensures that the skeleton tree is precisely aligned with the individual rigid bodies of the robot. specifically, the core of this method is to completely match the rotation center of the skeleton with the actual mechanical rotation center of the robot, so as to realize the consistency between the geometric structure and the kinematic behavior, and thus the kinematic model of the skeleton can directly reflect the actual motion state of the robot, avoiding the deviation between the virtual and the real. the effect of the completed human skeleton tree is shown in figure 3: fig 3. initial pose of the human skeleton tree of the robot it is worth noting that, in this paper, when establishing the initial human skeleton tree of the robot, we did not establish it according to the default zero position of the robot, i.e., the posture of the arms hanging down, but rather, we established it according to the default posture of smpl, i.e., the arms are flat and extended as the initial posture. this facilitates the subsequent computation of the skeleton tree and avoids the need to add additional rotation matrices at the shoulders of the robot, which in turn increases the computational effort. 3.2.2. positional mapping of smpl nodes to human skeleton tree nodes in this section, the mapping relationship of the rotation matrix between each kinematic node of the robot and the nodes of the smpl model is elaborated. specifically, for each joint node in the robot kinematic chain, there is a clear mapping relationship between its rotation matrix and the corresponding node in the smpl model, which can be described in table 2 below: 85 table 2. skeleton tree nodes and smpl rotation node correspondences joint corresponding smpl node corresponding rotation matrix left shoulder node left clavicle, left shoulder r ∙ r left elbow node left elbow r left wrist node left wrist r right shoulder node right clavicle, right shoulder r ∙ r right elbow node right elbow r right wrist node right wrist r the algorithm designs a pose mapping method based on the smpl human skeleton tree to realize the conversion from smpl pose data to robot rigid body position. the algorithm processes the smpl pose sequence frame by frame, first initializing the transfer matrix of the root node, then iterating through each joint node, extracting the parent node information, the initial displacement and rotation matrices, and splicing them to form the transfer matrix. next, the local transfer matrix of the current node relative to the root node is computed by matrix multiplication, and the local pose of each rigid body end relative to the robot root node is finally generated. these data provide the basis for subsequent motion reorientation and inverse kinematics solving. as shown in fig. 4, the results of the robot skeleton tree node position visualization based on smpl mapping are demonstrated. fig 4. example of human skeleton tree motion visualization 3.2.3. human skeleton tree based reorientation algorithm the algorithm realizes the reorientation calculation from the human skeleton tree to the robot joint angles, and the core adopts the inverse kinematics iterative solution method. the algorithm processes the smpl human pose data sequence, and first converts the smpl poses into the robot rigid body's position in the local coordinate system, and extracts the key node transfer matrix. subsequently, iterative optimization is performed: the node poses corresponding to the current robot joint angles are computed by positive kinematics, and complete pose matching (6-dimensional vectors containing displacements and axis angles) is used for end nodes, while only position matching (3-dimensional vectors) is used for non-end nodes. this discretization is based on the fact that the poses of intermediate nodes can be deduced from their relative positions with respect to their parent and child nodes, thus saving computational resources. the algorithm uses the ipopt method to minimize the overall error function until convergence conditions are reached. the algorithm is designed to be adaptable enough to handle the complete smpl skeleton tree data for full-body coordinated mapping, as well as adapting the work by adjusting the error function in limited input scenarios with only wrist and finger poses to support different motion capture modalities, which improves the flexibility and versatility of the system. 3.3. vision-based human motion capture system this study proposes two complementary motion capture approaches: upper limb capture based on wham and finger capture based on ar devices.the wham system accurately captures shoulder, elbow, and wrist motions, and is suitable for a wide range of upper limb motions, but has limited control of the fingers; while the ar devices capture wrist and finger postures with high precision, and support detailed hand manipulation, but lack monitoring of the elbow and shoulder. when the two are combined, the system provides full-link high-precision control from shoulder to fingertips, which is suitable for complex tasks such as precision grasping, assembly and medical treatment to achieve efficient spatial localization and fine manipulation. 3.3.1. wham-based upper limb motion capture wham is an advanced visual motion capture method capable of reconstructing the 3d pose and shape of the human body from monocular video and outputting smpl model parameters. since the original design of wham favors recognition quality and ignores time efficiency, it is not suitable for real-time human-computer interaction application scenarios, so this study performs a number of optimizations for the wham algorithm to make it suitable for real-time teleoperation scenarios: offline process to online process: wham is initially designed for offline video human motion capture, and its original process sequentially traverses all the video frames for bounding box selection, then traverses all the frames again to extract 2d keypoints, and finally traverses all the frames to extract 3d smpl features. in this study, this process is reconstructed and converted into an online video recognition model, where only one bounding box selection, feature extraction and smpl recognition are performed per iteration. this optimized flow is shown in figure 5. 2. model lightweight implementation: the wham algorithm first uses the yolo model to detect the human body in the image as a bounding box, and then inputs the detected image regions into the vit-pose model to extract the 2d key points of the human body and jointly inputs this information into the wham network system to perform 3d human action recognition. in this paper, by replacing yolov8x and vitposeh (the largest variants) used in the original implementation with yolov8s and vitpose-s (the smallest variants), the processing times that originally required an average of 25.55 ms and 36.95 ms, respectively, are reduced to an average of 17.98 ms and 32.54 ms. meanwhile, the wham network system, which originally required a processing time of about 85.35 ms, was optimized to an average of 76.33 ms by reducing the computational accuracy through the implementation of the autocast technique on it, which improved the response speed of the system. 86 fig 5. wham human body recognition process (a) initial offline process (b) improved online process 3. process pipelining design: given that the interaction frequency with the hardware part of the robot is set to 50 hz, and the current video recognition module requires a total of about 125 milliseconds, which is far less than the target frequency. therefore, this study decided to use a pipelined approach for video processing optimization, as shown in figure 6. the video motion capture module is partitioned into two sub-modules: the bounding box and feature extraction module (yolo, vitpose) and the smpl recognition module (wham). the latter constitutes the critical path in the flow since it requires about twice the processing time of the former. with the pipeline optimization, the interaction cycle is reduced from the original about 125 ms to about 70 ms, which significantly improves the response performance of the system. fig 6. wham improved pipelined flow 4. output frequency stabilization method: in order to solve the problem that the output frequency of the motion capture system still cannot reach 50hz and the output frequency is unstable, this study proposes the method of buffer pool combined with spherical interpolation algorithm. the method first establishes a message buffer queue for the smpl identification data output from the wham system, with a queue length of 5. each time the external output is made, the two most recent historical smpl messages 150 milliseconds away from the current timestamp are selected according to the timestamps of the messages in the queue, and then the slerp spherical interpolation algorithm is used to fuse these two smpl messages to calculate the updated smpl interpolation result and output it. this method effectively ensures that the output frequency is stabilized at 50 hz to meet the requirements of the robot control system by forcing the wham system to set the output delay to 150 ms. fig 7. smpl interpolation moment selection 87 the slerp (spherical linear interpolation) algorithm used in this study can be expressed as: slerp q , q , l sin 1 m θ sin θ ∙ q sinmθ sin θ ∙ q 1 where and denote the quaternion representation of the two key smpl pose data, respectively, is the angle between the two quaternions, and is the interpolation parameter (value range [0,1]), which represents the relative position of the current time point between the two key frames. 3.3.2. finger movement retargeting based on ar devices in this paper, meta quest 3-based arkit hand tracking technology is used to capture the movements of the operator's fingers in real-time, and combined with vuer and webxr technologies to achieve efficient processing and visualization of the data. the system transmits the wrist position data to the upper limb retargeting algorithm through a bi-directional mechanism and accurately maps the finger movements to the robot through the dex_retargeting algorithm to ensure natural and precise operation. at the same time, the system installs a high-resolution binocular camera on the robot's head, which transmits stereoscopic images back to the operator's ar device in real time to enhance immersion and operation precision. through the integration of meta quest 3, vuer, webxr and dex_retargeting, a complete closed-loop control system is constructed, which significantly improves the precision and efficiency of the robot's dexterous operation. 4. experimental results and validation 4.1. experimental setup the experimental equipment used in this paper is a host computer equipped with intel i9-13900 cpu, nvidia rtx3090ti and 128g ram. the monocular camera used for motion capture is the greenlink cm678 camera, and the ar device used is meta quest3, and the python used in this paper is 3.8, the pinocchio version is 3.1.0, and the simulation environment is isaac gym. 4.2. algorithm accuracy analysis this paper first analyzes the algorithm accuracy. in this paper, the amass dataset is used as the experimental data, from which a total of 8145 trajectories are selected from the sub-datasets of accad, cmu, janpaneseeye, and kit. the evaluation metrics used in this paper for accuracy are (mean per joint position error), which is the average distance error between the whole body of the robot and the corresponding node of the skeleton tree, and this item can be used to evaluate the ability of the redirection algorithm in tracking the position of the joints in millimeters. in addition, (mean per end-effector rotation error) is designed to track the ability of the reorientation algorithm to track the rotational pose of the robot's end-effector (i.e., the end of the limbs) joints. the term uses the angular value of the axis angle of the pose error in radian production. table 3 below shows the experimental results of this paper: table 3. comparison results of two algorithms method ↓ _ ↓ _ ↓ ↓ based on endeffector pose 27.744 53.322 2.167 0.066 based on skeleton keypoint pose 4.507 5.216 3.798 0.094 from table 3, it can be seen that the skeleton tree key point pose-based method significantly outperforms the end-effector pose-based method in terms of joint position error. specifically, in the upper limb part, the skeleton tree-based method only has an average error of 4.507 mm, which is reduced by about 83.8% compared to the 27.744 mm of the end-effector-based method; in the elbow joint part, the error of the skeleton tree-based method is 5.216 mm, which is reduced by about 90.2% compared to the 53.322 mm of the end-effector-based method. this result fully proves that the skeleton tree-based reorientation method proposed in this paper has significant advantages in maintaining the robot joint position accuracy. 4.3. single ar device teleoperation mode in order to better demonstrate the effect of single ar device teleoperation mode, figures 8 to 10 show the finger pose replication, dexterous grasping operation, and elbow-wrist mismatch with the realistic pose. fig 8. finger gesture replication fig 9. dexterous grasping 1 fig 10. elbow-wrist mismatch with realistic pose 4.4. single wham visual capture teleoperation mode to demonstrate the application of the single wham visual capture teleoperation mode, figures 11 to 13 show the capture effects of the movements of the upper limb flat extension, hand waving and arm bending. 88 fig 11. upper limb extension fig 12. hand waving fig 13. bending arm 4.5. wham and ar hybrid teleoperation mode in order to demonstrate the advantages of the wham and ar hybrid teleoperation modes, fig. 14 to fig. 16 show the operation effects of reaching forward, reaching and grasping, and finger gesture replication. fig 14. reaching forward fig 15. reach and grip fig 16. finger gesture replication 5. summary in this study, a visual dexterous teleoperation method for robot upper limb based on human skeleton tree reorientation is proposed. aiming at the problem that the existing visual teleoperation systems pay too much attention to the hand and neglect the overall attitude of the upper limb, this paper constructs a complete skeleton tree mapping framework, which realizes a high-precision conversion from the human body action to the robot motion. the study first establishes a robot skeleton tree model, accurately locates the joint nodes and designs the logical parent-child relationship between the nodes. subsequently, a two-stage mapping algorithm is proposed: the first stage maps the smpl human model pose data to the robot skeleton tree, and the second stage solves the robot joint angles by an optimization algorithm. in order to achieve the real-time and accuracy of the system, 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[8] mahmood n, ghorbani n, troje n f, et al. amass: archive of motion capture as surface shapes[c]//proceedings of the ieee/ cvf international conference on computer vision. 2019: 5442-5451. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 3, 2024 33 transformation of financial accounting to management accounting in the era of artificial intelligence shouliang zhou *, zixuan wang dalian university, dalian liaoning, 116622, china * corresponding author: shouliang zhou abstract: with the rapid development of the internet, the era of artificial intelligence has become a trend in today's society, ushering in an intelligent revolution in various industries. the advent of the era of artificial intelligence has laid a solid information foundation and environmental support for the development and progress of the information age, which will greatly impact the traditional working methods and approaches of financial accountants. basic and repetitive tasks such as issuing invoices and expense reimbursement approvals can be replaced by intelligent machines, allowing financial professionals to focus more on management accounting. the application of artificial intelligence technology can not only improve the efficiency of financial accountants, but also promote the transition from financial accounting to management accounting. therefore, how to utilize artificial intelligence to assist financial professionals in management accounting work is an inevitable requirement for the development of the intelligent era, which presents more demands for management accounting. based on this background, the development process of enterprises needs to transform the financial management model, enabling the technical aspects of data collection and organization to move towards more advanced and efficient directions. this article analyzes and studies the strategies for using artificial intelligence to help financial accountants acquire management accounting capabilities, achieve the transformation of financial professionals into management accountants, and provide support for the development of enterprises in the era of artificial intelligence. keywords: artificial intelligence; financial accounting; management accounting; accountants; strategies. 1. introduction in recent years, with the vigorous development and widespread application of artificial intelligence technology, financial work has faced unprecedented challenges. traditional accountants are no longer able to meet the demands of current enterprise development, and there is an urgent need to enhance their comprehensive capabilities by cultivating high-quality talents. for an enterprise to enhance its development capabilities, it not only requires the necessary resources such as manpower, material resources, and financial resources, but also needs excellent management capabilities. for professionals engaged in financial and accounting work in various organizations, it is crucial to actively update their knowledge structure in response to the trends of the times. currently, private enterprise reform has entered a critical period, with enterprises generating a large amount of data in their operations. the value of the financial department lies in obtaining massive data and providing it to the enterprise. traditional financial work in terms of quantity and quality can no longer meet the needs of enterprise development. financial transformation towards digitization is necessary, and existing management methods need to gradually adapt to changes in management models and industrial transformation to enhance the market competitiveness of enterprises. financial professionals should have a comprehensive understanding of the significant role of management accounting, clarify the integration points between artificial intelligence and financial work, effectively utilize the functions of management accounting, and provide more comprehensive and effective financial management for the growth of enterprises, as well as provide conditions for improving internal management. this article aims to provide assistance for the transformation of financial accounting into management accounting in the era of artificial intelligence, based on the gap between enterprise financial accounting and management accounting in the era of artificial intelligence, and analyzes and studies strategies for utilizing artificial intelligence to help financial professionals acquire management accounting capabilities. 2. the necessity of financial accountants' transformation towards management accounting in the era of artificial intelligence (1) lack of data processing abilities with the development of artificial intelligence technology, financial data exhibits complexity and diversity, and financial analysis requires personalized and complex demands. financial professionals are lacking in data processing abilities and face the risk of being replaced by artificial intelligence technology. many people equate artificial intelligence with deep learning, considering technologies such as autonomous driving, facial recognition, and speech recognition as artificial intelligence. however, in fact, it refers to the mechanization of thinking processes and the automation of human work. artificial intelligence expert reiner stated, "intelligence is 10 million rules." therefore, all tasks that involve logical reasoning and complex calculations can be accomplished with the help of computers. learning artificial intelligence technology is crucial, and the lack of this knowledge is a disadvantage for financial professionals. for example, due to their unfamiliarity with data pivot tables or macros for filtering and analysis, financial professionals can only 34 manually select and analyze large amounts of financial data, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. different reports exported from erp systems may appear identical, but due to differences in text formatting, it is impossible to establish connections using vlookup formulas between different worksheets. the design of expense reimbursement robots in enterprises, driven by users' pursuit of technological perfection and user experience, requires improvement in user experience and human-computer interaction for financial professionals. when dealing with reports, financial professionals may overlook certain flaws if they fail to consider issues from the perspective of customers. therefore, enterprises need to actively adapt to this trend, create an atmosphere for financial professionals to learn artificial intelligence technology, offer data processing training courses, strengthen management accounting capabilities and development, and enhance core competitiveness and market share of enterprises. (2) demand for work efficiency in enterprises in the era of artificial intelligence, all activity information of internal management of enterprises will be recorded, and those basic and highly repetitive work will be gradually replaced by intelligent technology. for example, after the launch of iflyc's account reimbursement robot, it is committed to realizing the unmanned audit through intelligent filling, intelligent approval, intelligent audit and automatic payment, and liberates 5 million grass-roots financial reimbursement personnel through man-machine collaboration and cross-border integration. the efficiency improvement includes: the reimbursement time is reduced from the original 15 minutes to 5 minutes, and the efficiency is increased by 66%; the private audit was shortened from 290 person-days to 118 person-days, and the efficiency was increased by 60%. the public audit is shortened from 247 man-days to 172 man-days, and the efficiency is increased by 30%. if the labor cost is converted into value, the annual cost is saved by 4.5 million yuan; the efficiency of financial audit was increased by 52%, and 30% of the staff of the financial sharing center was released. this kind of work carried out in accordance with the established procedures will face the risk of being replaced by artificial intelligence, which prompts financial personnel to turn to business decision-making, predictive management, value screening, professional judgment and other more flexible and personalized work, that is, management accounting work. management accounting can better help business managers make and implement decisions to achieve business goals and maximize profits. with the development and progress of science and technology, the competition of enterprises is becoming increasingly fierce, and the profits of enterprises are compressed, so that enterprises must devote their energy to internal management. compared with traditional financial accounting, management accounting pays more attention to all aspects of the internal management process of enterprises, and combines artificial intelligence technology with work to be more precise, efficient and professional. for example, management accountants can help business managers identify and analyze various costs and expenses, and develop corresponding control and saving measures; management accountants can also assist business managers in analyzing market conditions and consumer demand in order to optimize the pricing and quality of products and services. (3) the development of the times is in urgent need of managerial talents with the rapid development of internet, artificial intelligence and other technologies, the transformation of financial accounting personnel to management accounting has become an inevitable trend of enterprise development. compared with financial personnel, artificial intelligence robots can work 24 hours a day, three times as long as ordinary employees, not only with high efficiency, but also with high accuracy. the accounting data provided by traditional financial personnel is limited, while modern enterprises need more data analysis and decision support. although artificial intelligence is very powerful, it is invented by humans after all, and it can imitate human wisdom, but it does not have the same thinking ability as people. therefore, tasks that require human brain analysis, such as forecasting, financial analysis, budgeting, risk prevention and control, cannot be replaced by robots. management accounting can provide more comprehensive and in-depth management information and decision support, and deal with work more flexibly. in addition, with the intensification of market competition, management accounting can help enterprises accurately grasp market, competition, cost and profit information, so as to better optimize resource allocation and improve efficiency, and improve the core competitiveness of enterprises. with the application of artificial intelligence and other technologies, management accounting can collect, process and analyze data more accurately, and provide enterprises with more accurate and effective management information and decision support. therefore, enterprises should actively respond to this trend, promote financial personnel to actively learn the direction of management accounting work, to cope with the increasingly fierce market competition and rapid changes in the market environment. 3. the difference between financial accounting and management accounting there is a certain difference between the financial accounting method and the management accounting method in the economic activities. understanding the difference between the two can effectively promote the transition from the financial accounting method to the management accounting method and give full play to its function. financial accounting plays an important role in the operation and management of the company. its main responsibility is to provide the financial management information required for the decision-making process of the company through specific financial management projects, focusing on the record of various economic businesses in the business activities of the company, and only processing the accounting information that has already occurred. the main work of financial accounting is to collect, sort out, analyze, register and report the original documents, which can provide useful information for the development of the company, so the company's activities can be regulated and the standardization of the company's activities can be enhanced. in addition, accounting personnel must be familiar with relevant national laws and have a certain understanding of industry knowledge. at the same time, the tedious work puts forward higher requirements for the psychological quality and professional quality of accounting personnel. through financial accounting work, the management status of the company's management can be evaluated, the words and deeds of managers can be restricted, and the growth of the company can be promoted. 35 management accounting is in a basic position in the asset management of a company. it focuses on providing effective information for the decision-making level of an enterprise, promoting the implementation of enterprise strategies, and reflecting the real financial information and operating results of an enterprise to external investors and other stakeholders. it can not only effectively control the financial information of the company, but also obtain information accordingly and establish various information indicator systems. this kind of information index system plays a key role in the company's investment decision, and promotes the company's investment decision to be more correct. the way of management accounting is much more flexible than financial accounting, and it can forecast the business situation and development strategy of enterprises. the company has put forward a development strategy, but it does not mean that the goal is immutable, and the strategy needs to be adjusted according to the actual situation of the company. thus, it can better adapt to the needs of enterprises, but it will also lead to the need for rich enterprise data as the basis, management accounting can provide data for the company through the specific situation of the company. management accounting personnel need to master rich and systematic financial theoretical knowledge, timely understand customer needs, pay attention to the dynamic changes in the market, through the combination of management accounting, can master the specific trend of management policies, help to use relevant research results to assist the company to implement performance assessment. 4. in the era of artificial intelligence, financial personnel should have the ability to manage accounting (1) resource information integration ability in the era of artificial intelligence, with the wide application of ipa technology and financial robots, the work focus of financial personnel needs to shift from highly repetitive and basic business handling to grasping the core contradictions of enterprises, and then make the best adjustment to adapt to existing technologies, and apply a series of practical operating tools to solve the daily problems and bottlenecks of enterprises, so as to improve enterprise performance. generally, the larger the scale of an enterprise, the more complex the management process, and the efficiency of management will decrease accordingly. this process and efficiency problem is reflected in the financial data from a financial point of view. the internal departments of the company are usually set according to the value chain of r & d, procurement, production, quality and sales. the multidepartment setting makes the management interface more complicated, often resulting in information waste or missing conflicts, resulting in internal friction. for example, the goal of the procurement department is to reduce the procurement cost. there are two kinds of machines, m and n, in which machine m has a low price and a short service life, while machine n has a high price and a long service life. integrated procurement into the production process may make machine n more cost-effective. therefore, at the current level of technology, artificial intelligence technology poses challenges to the resource information integration ability of financial personnel. financial personnel need to consciously abandon some low value-added work, cultivate individual ability to solve management conflicts, and obtain more favorable information as much as possible and integrate it to provide decision support for financial management. (2) information technology skills compared with financial accounting, management accounting is mainly for the internal service of enterprises, to meet the needs of enterprise development, the work content is more extensive, and the information acquisition channel is wider. the improvement of the management level of financial personnel plays a vital role in the development of enterprises. under the background of artificial intelligence, management accounting must have the ability to deeply mine information from complex networks, which requires management accounting personnel to be skilled in the application of computer technology, write code programs for technical development, pay more attention to data mining and value creation, and efficiently use various tools and applications to analyze data and deal with problems. from the passive provision of financial information to let the data explore value, let the data actively for the management of scientific decisionmaking service. for example, financial personnel use erp system to control the internal financial processing process of enterprises, and achieve the purpose of timely and comprehensive grasp of internal and external information data through various it means, so that the management level and service ability have a qualitative leap. (3) professional competence based on modern management science, management accounting aims to improve economic benefits by taking a series of specific technologies and methods as a means to plan, make decisions, control and assess the overall business activities of enterprises, and the work content involves risk prediction, data analysis, information collection, report preparation and other aspects. the work is complex, need to have strong professionalism, must fully understand the responsibilities of accounting, all work lines should follow accounting standards. relevant financial personnel need to organize and proofread the accounts of various transaction activities, have a certain understanding of tax activities, use appropriate tools, and complete the necessary financial reports for the internal and external aspects of the company in accordance with laws and regulations. through the flexible use of accounting, statistics and mathematical techniques in daily work, management accounting succinctly describes all economic activities of a complex nature. management accounting integrates, supplements and corrects basic financial information through intelligent systems, and makes horizontal and vertical comparisons. financial personnel can forecast, analyze and plan various costs to provide comprehensive information for decision makers, so as to better serve the overall strategy of the enterprise, maximize the value of the enterprise, and consolidate the foundation for the future development of the enterprise. 5. ai helps finance staff make management accounting transformation decisions (1) strengthen the awareness of financial personnel to master management accounting ability with the development of artificial intelligence, enterprises need to strengthen the transition from financial accounting to management accounting to better meet the needs of enterprises for data analysis and decision support. traditional financial accounting focuses mainly on accounting and reporting, while management accounting focuses on data 36 analysis and decision support. therefore, it is one of the necessary measures for enterprises to transform from financial accounting to management accounting, establish new scientific and technological concepts, and improve management accounting capabilities and levels in the era of artificial intelligence. first, the artificial intelligence robot provides staff training courses, which are explained and demonstrated by the robot, saving training costs, improving the management accounting ability and application skills of employees, establishing the correct management accounting concept, and cultivating financial talents with management thinking and data analysis ability. at the same time, employees need to learn data processing, data visualization, data analysis and other skills in order to better understand and use corporate data for decision support. second, establish and improve the management accounting system and process, standardize the collection, processing, analysis and reporting process of enterprise data, and improve the quality and reliability of data; artificial intelligence robots will clearly divide the responsibilities of financial accounting and management accounting, effectively avoid repeated data collection and analysis, and improve the efficiency and accuracy of data analysis; ensure effective implementation of data analysis and decision support. third, in the era of artificial intelligence, enterprises need to use advanced technical means to improve the ability of data analysis and decision support. the introduction of advanced financial information system can realize automatic unmanned data collection, processing and reporting processes. after obtaining information, financial personnel can use intelligent system to conduct online analysis and forecast risks, improve the efficiency and accuracy of data processing and analysis, and provide strong support for management decision-making. at the same time, financial information systems can also provide data visualization and analysis tools to help enterprises better understand and use data for decision support. all in all, it is necessary to strengthen the transformation of enterprise financial personnel to management accounting. enterprises can achieve this goal by intelligent employee training, establishing and improving management accounting systems and processes, and introducing advanced financial information systems, so as to improve management accounting capabilities and levels and adapt to the development requirements of the era of artificial intelligence. (2) establishing and improving the digital environment establishing and improving artificial intelligence information technology and creating a digital environment can effectively improve the risk prevention ability of enterprises and improve work efficiency. on the one hand, when designing and developing computer operating system, enterprise personnel should not only make the setting of operating system reasonable, but also supervise and track the reasonable operation, so as to find and deal with the errors in the operating system in time. in addition, companies must set up user management systems to strengthen control over access to key users. the company must determine the application field of the company's internal personnel according to the specific needs of the job, and set up access to the reading and editing information of different jobs. for developers outside the company, control the overall amount of information and control access to the most critical modules to prevent the leakage of customer information. do a good job in the integration and innovation of financial accounting and management accounting, establish a unified and standardized data interface, especially at the software login level, scientifically set the use of methods, comparative analysis of different systems, and set permissions. in computer technology, network security should be paid attention to, improve network security, prevent illegal intrusion, and implement password protection for key information. on the other hand, artificial intelligence technology accelerates the efficiency of traditional accounting work, which is a cuttingedge technology. enterprises must have professionals involved in the development stage to guide financial personnel to use technical procedures at any time, so as to master the application of various basic software of the technology, so as to do a good job in the future development of related product applications and make full use of the role and advantages of professionals. to improve the comprehensive competitiveness of enterprises. (3) actively adjust and optimize the structure of financial personnel in the era of artificial intelligence, the financial personnel structure of enterprises can affect the development of enterprises to a certain extent. good financial personnel structure not only needs to have a perfect overall planning ability reserve, exquisite professional quality, but also good at innovation, skilled in technology, and brave to change. therefore, enterprises need to continuously take measures to improve and optimize the structure of financial personnel in the course of development, which is conducive to the planning and management of enterprises, and simplify the work flow of financial personnel, improve the efficiency of financial work, and reduce unnecessary cost and capital investment. the structure of financial personnel needs to be adjusted on the whole in the process of realizing the transformation of management accounting. in this process, it is necessary to cultivate a group of professional managers, use artificial intelligence to explain and train professional knowledge of management accounting, manage and plan the operation of personnel in various business departments and projects, and input programs to intelligent robots for intelligent control. finally, the accounting transformation can be carried out smoothly. at the same time, it can also use artificial intelligence software for automated management, such as the self-controllable mate erp system developed by huawei, which has a self-developed operating system, development language compiler and database, and realizes completely independent technology from the underlying technology to the application, which greatly improves the management level and internationalization level of china's large enterprises. huawei has a mature and complete management model, which can effectively manage each employee, and can export management experience to other central enterprises and private enterprises through the mate erp system. according to the financial accounting system constructed by the concept of management accounting, many changes have taken place in the construction of the financial system at this stage, and the structure of financial personnel should also be adjusted appropriately. in the specific adjustment, all human resources should be optimized and appropriately distributed, and the financial information obtained should be processed by computer equipment and analyzed and collected, so as to reduce the burden of financial personnel and improve work efficiency. 6. conclusion in summary, under the background of big data in the era of 37 intelligence, financial accounting has a certain basis, which is also the inevitable development of the situation. the advent of the era of artificial intelligence is providing a new challenge and opportunity for enterprise accounting management. enterprise financial personnel must conform to the trend of the development of the times, adapt to the new call of society, and change from traditional financial accounting to modern management accounting. in the process of the transformation of financial personnel to management accounting, the intellectual function of management accounting and the value it brings to enterprise management cannot be ignored. enterprises need to face the difficulties in the transformation, such as insufficient soft and hard conditions of management, limited professional competence of financial accounting employees, and imperfect digital management. in view of these difficulties, enterprises should establish and improve the construction of software and hardware environment, improve the comprehensive quality of professional accounting personnel, improve the information system to support financial transformation, change the concept, and look at the transformation problem from the perspective of development. according to the actual conditions of enterprises themselves, using modern computer technology, a series of countermeasures are formulated to accelerate the transformation of enterprise financial accounting to management accounting, effectively improve the management level of enterprises, improve the overall strength and competitiveness of enterprises, and promote the healthy and long-term development of enterprises. acknowledgments the author is grateful for the teacher's careful guidance and the journal's support. references [1] shutian x .analysis of the transformation from financial accounting to management accounting under the background of artificial intelligence[j]. accounting and corporate management, 2023. 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[5] zhuang y .study on the transformation of financial accounting of small and medium-sized enterprises to management accounting in the age of artificial intelligence [c]//, 2020. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 54 design and implementation of a group tour information system for south of the clouds based on the ssm framework ziang fu * hubei university of technology, wuhan, hubei, 430068, china * corresponding author email: fuziangonline@gmail.com abstract: with the innovation of internet technology, the tourism consumption pattern has ushered in a digital transformation. this research focuses on the design and development of the caiyun tourism southern grouping system, which is built upon the ssm (spring, spring mvc, mybatis) framework. through intelligent grouping and resource integration, an innovative platform of "tourism service+social interaction+e-commerce" is constructed. the core function of the system covers the whole process management of group assembling. users can customize travel time, route preference and other parameters. the system relies on algorithms to achieve accurate matching of travelers, and improves the efficiency of group assembling through real-time progress push, so as to improve the success rate of group assembling in the traditional mode. the platform innovatively integrates tourism socialization and consumption scenarios: build a user-generated content (ugc) travel strategy community, and gather 3,000+high-quality travel notes to form a structured knowledge base; embedded in the destination characteristic commodity ecommerce module, the consumption closed loop of "tourism experience-commodity purchase" is opened, and the value of tourism industry chain is extended. on the technical realization level, the advantages of ssm framework are brought into full play by adopting layered architecture design: spring manages business components through ioc container, and aop mechanism realizes unified log processing; springmvc adopts restful interface to improve the efficiency of frontend cooperation; the design of mybatis dynamic sql and secondary cache improves the performance of database query. keywords: ssm framework; tourism group-booking; information system; system design; system implementation. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance with the rise in residents’ consumption level and the evolution of their consumption concepts, tourism demand has shifted from standardized products towards diversified and personalized experiences. tourists now prefer exploring niche destinations, immersing themselves deeply in local culture, or customizing personalized itineraries. the south of the clouds group tour system responds precisely to these trends. by leveraging digital means, it integrates tourism resources across yunnan province, overcomes the limitations of traditional modes such as resource fragmentation and high costs. it packages resources such as lesser-known attractions and distinctive homestays into cost-effective group tour products, enabling tourists to enjoy personalized travel services at lower costs. the system achieves comprehensive and systematic integration of previously scattered and fragmented tourism resources, optimized their allocation across a broader scope[1]. the emergence and development of the system play a crucial role in driving innovation and revolution within the entire tourism industry. it opens up entirely new market spaces and business growth opportunities for tourism enterprises. by consolidating resources, it reduces operational costs and enhances resource utilization efficiency, thereby promoting the upgrading and structural optimization of the tourism sector[2]. 1.2. research status at home and abroad 1.2.1. international research status internationally, tourism e-commerce is relatively mature, and group tour modes are widely popularized[3]. leading platforms such as expedia and tripadvisor have long established their presence in the group tour sector[4]. through deep collaborations with tourism suppliers worldwide, they offer users a diverse range of products— from premium luxury tours to budget backpacker tours[5]. however, due to cultural differences and regional constraints, these platforms still fall short in addressing highly specific user demands and providing comprehensive localized services. 1.2.2. domestic research status in recent years, following the introduction of the social ecommerce concept into china, major players in the online travel industry have launched group tour products[6]. leading online travel agencies (otas) like ctrip and fliggy have devoted substantial resources to group tour operations, including destination-based grouping and theme-based grouping[7]. nevertheless, the overall sophistication of domestic online travel platforms lags behind their international counterparts[8]. additionally, the domestic group tour market faces several challenges that are in urge need for standardization and improvement. for example: high homogeneity of marketed products, severe information asymmetry, inadequate standardization and insufficient quality assurance mechanisms for services etc.[7][8] 1.3. research objectives this study proposes the development of the south of the clouds group tour platform based on the ssm framework, with the following core objectives: (1) to design and implement a comprehensive and userfriendly group tour platform that provides tourists with: 55 access to domestic and international popular tourism destinations; curated travel itineraries, hotel bookings, and attraction tickets; multiple grouping modes with customizable grouping rules. (2) to establish a dynamic tourism social platform facilitating: interactive communication among tourists; sharing of travel experiences and tourist guides; exchange of group tour information; formation of travel companion groups. (3) to develop a robust backend management system enabling administrators to perform comprehensive overall management and monitoring of tourism resources, users, orders, and group activities. 2. system requirements analysis 2.1. functional requirements the system functionality is illustrated in figure 1. fig 1. overall system function diagram 2.2. group tour functional requirements (1)initiate group tour: users can initiate group tours after selecting preferred travel products by providing group size, participation deadline, group title and other relevant details. (2)join group tour:users can browse existing group tours in the activity list and join those of interest. the system shall validate: user eligibility for participation, whether the maximum group size has been reached etc. 2.3. travel guide functional requirements (1)edit travel guides: supports publishing multimodal travel guides using texts, images and videos. when creating guides, users must specify destination, travel period, guide title and content body etc. (2)browse travel guides: users can explore published guides through a categorized guide repository. 2.4. administrator functional requirements (1) user information management: administrators can view, edit, and delete registered user data such as: username, password, contact details, profiles etc. administrators can also perform user classification e.g., regular users, verified users, restricted users etc., then assign differentiated permissions and operational restrictions to different user classifications in order to maintain the security and order of the platform[11]. (2) product review management: responsible for verifying travel products provided by suppliers, ensuring accuracy and authenticity of product descriptions, compliance with regulations, completeness etc. product details such as product type, description, schedule, pricing, accommodation, transportation requires multi-tier verification protocols. (3) group activity supervision: monitors all group tour activities with capabilities to track progress such as initiation status, participant count, remaining time etc. to detect anomalies such as fraudulent bookings, false advertising etc. and to intervene in violations via real-time administrative controls. 3. system design 3.1. hierarchical architecture design the south of the clouds group tour system adopts a layered architecture comprising four tiers: presentation layer, business logic layer, data access layer and data storage tier. presentation layer serves as the user-system interaction interface, it is responsible for accepting user requests, rendering system responses, implementing responsive uis via html5, css3, and javascript. using html for page structure, css for styling, javascript for interaction logic and semantic ui framework for aesthetic layouts and enhanced user experience. business logic layer works as system core to processes critical business operations including:(1) tour product management, handles search requests, filters product information based on requests, then sort and return it to user. (2) group tour processing, validates user eligibility for initiating or joining groups, enforces grouping rules, calculating dynamic pricing and updates participant quotas. (3) travel guide management, reviews user-submitted guides, processes view/like/comment operations and synchronizes data with database. (4) user management, handles operation logic such as registration, login, profile updates etc., meanwhile validates input integrity and implements encrypted credential storage. data access layer manages database connectivity and persistence operations, provides add, delete, modify and query functions for tour products, users, groups, and guides layers. this layer utilizes the mybatis framework to map javabeans to database tables through xml mapping files or annotations, enabling efficient database access. data storage tier utilizes mysql, a relational database management system, as the storage solution. it enables the centralized storage of information within the system. the database schema, including appropriate table structures, is meticulously designed based on system requirements. furthermore, relevant indexes and constraints are implemented to ensure data integrity, consistency, and efficient storage performance. 3.2. database design the entity-relationship diagram (erd) is a fundamental 56 tool for database design and information system modeling. it plays a crucial role throughout the entire lifecycle of the system, from initial business requirements analysis to development and subsequent maintenance. serving as both the blueprint for the database schema and the foundational "genetic map" of the system, the erd effectively captures the core data structure and relationships. the specific er diagram for this project is presented in figure 2. fig 2. system er diagram the primary database tables are presented in figures 1, 2, and 3. table 1. group tour database field name field type description id int group tour id destinationid int destination id title varchar group tour title description varchar group tour introduction price varchar pricing maxmembers int max group member quantity currentmembers int current applicants quantity starttime date start time endtime date end time publishtime date publish time userid int publisher id 4. system implementation 4.1. entity layer coding implementation within the entity layer, corresponding java entity classes are created based on the system database design. for instance, the attributes of the user entity class directly correspond oneto-one with the fields in the database's user table. taking the travelproduct entity class as an example, in addition to its basic attributes, it may also include associations with other entity classes. for example, a private list<groupbuying> groupbuyings; declaration signifies the list of group buying activities associated with that tourism product. this approach establishes object-relational mapping (orm) between entity classes, facilitating data processing and manipulation within the business logic layer[12]. 57 table 2. tour guide database field name field type description id int tour guide id destinationid int destination id title varchar tour guide title description varchar tour guide introduction content varchar tour guide content createtime date start time userid int publisher id imageurl varchar tour guide diagram table 3. user database field name field type description id int user id username varchar user name password varchar user password email varchar user email phone varchar user cellphone number role varchar character createtime date create time updatetime date update time public class user { private int id; // user id private string username; // user name private string password; // password private string email; // email private string phone; // phone number private string role; // user character private date createtime; // create time private date updatetime; // update time // getters and setters public int getid() { return id; } public void setid(int id) { this.id = id; } 4.2. data access coding implementation public interface usermapper { // add user void adduser(user user); // update user information void updateuser(user user); } the data access layer utilizes mybatis to establish mappings between entity classes and database tables. for instance, the usermapper interface defines operations for user data manipulation, with field correspondences to the user entity class configured via annotations or xml files[13]. data access methods are declared within mapper interfaces; for example, the usermapper may contain user selectuserbyid(long userid); to retrieve user information by id. to eliminate duplicate data, techniques such as adding unique constraints in sql statements or using the distinct keyword are employed. the implementation of methods in mapper interfaces is achieved by writing corresponding sql statements. for example, the getuserbyid method in usermapper would be implemented with sql statements: select * from user where id = {id}. during implementation, special attention is paid to sql statement optimization, including strategic index creation, to enhance the efficiency of data querying and manipulation operations. public interface usermapper { // add user void adduser(user user); // update user information void updateuser(user user); } 4.3. data business layer coding implementation public interface userservice { 58 // get all users list<user> getallusers(); user getuserbyusernameandpassword(string username, string password); } data business layer functions as the critical hub for core system logic processing, it primarily undertakes responsibilities for handling business rules and workflows. the userservice interface defines a series of business methods related to user operations, such as user getuserbyid(int userid); for retrieving specific user information by user id. within the userserviceimpl implementation class, the dependency injection feature of the spring framework is leveraged to inject the usermapper interface from the data access layer, thereby enabling concrete business logic implementation. for instance, in the getuserbyusernameandpassword method, username and password inputs from the frontend are received, then the select method of usermapper is invoked to query user information in the database, then the corresponding user object is returned based on the query result. 4.4. implementation of the data control layer built upon the spring mvc framework, the data control layer primarily handles frontend request reception, invocation of business logic layer methods, and response delivery. corresponding controller classes e.g., usercontroller, travelproductcontroller are created. within these controllers, request-handling methods are defined using annotations. for instance: @requestmapping("/user/login") public string login(user user, model model) {... } is a method processes user login requests, where the user object parameter captures frontend-submitted credentials (username/password), and processing results are stored in the model object for frontend view rendering. controller methods delegate business processing by invoking service interfaces from the business logic layer. for example, the login method in usercontroller calls userservice.login() for authentication, sets prompt messages based on the verification outcome, and redirects to appropriate pages. additionally, the data control layer manages request parameter binding (e.g., @requestparam specifies parameter names/defaults).data format conversion (e.g., @responsebody serializes returns to json for ajax requests).exception handling (e.g., @exceptionhandler centralizes error processing, returning user-friendly messages). through well-designed implementation, this layer ensures effective frontend-backend interaction and data transfer, enabling accurate responses to diverse user requests while enhancing user experience. @controller public class usercontroller { @autowired private userservice userservice; @getmapping("/view") public string viewuser(@requestparam("id") int id, model model) { user user = userservice.getuserbyid(id); system.out.println(user); model.addattribute("user", user); return "user/view"; } } 5. system testing 5.1. integration testing integration testing is conducted by progressively combining subsystems according to the system architecture and specific business workflows. for example, when a user initiates a tour group activity on the frontend, this operation involves multi-tier interactions spanning the user interface layer, tour group business logic layer, data access layer, and database. the testing verifies each step from inputting tour group details to successful activity creation, ensuring correct execution of all processes, accurate persistence of information at the data layer, and valid data transfer integrity across architectural layers. 5.2. web platform test report functional test results: comprehensive functional testing confirms most modules operate per design specifications. the tourism product display and search functionality accurately presents product information with precise filtering by keywords, destinations, and price ranges, returning qualified product lists meeting all criteria. performance metrics: under simulated multi-user concurrency scenarios, core performance parameters including response latency, throughput capacity, and concurrent user load thresholds were empirically evaluated. under normal load conditions (100-500 concurrent users), the system maintains an average response time below 1.2 seconds with rapid page loading and smooth operation flow. when concurrent users exceed 1000, the average response time increases by no more than 3 seconds while throughput remains at high levels. 6. conclusion and outlook developed and implemented on the ssm (spring, spring mvc, mybatis) framework, the "south of the colored clouds" group tour system demonstrates the following functional and technical advantages: functionally, the system centers on group tour services as its core capability, effectively addressing and enhancing users' practical needs in tourism. technically, adopting the ssm framework ensures the system aligns with fundamental software application requirements. specifically, spring manages system components, dependency injection (di) decouples functional layers, significantly improving system flexibility, the loosely coupled backend architecture enhances code maintainability and scalability. building upon this robust ssm foundation, the system holds strong potential for continuous optimization and expansion. it is positioned to play an increasingly vital role in future tourism markets, delivering enhanced group tour experiences to travelers while propelling yunnan's tourism 59 industry to new heights of development. references [1] jia, w. q., liu, x., & fu, p. 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(2018). design and implementation of tourism platform based on bs architecture. computer knowledge and technology, *14*(34), 48–50, 61. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 7, no. 2, 2024 43 analysis of health data for the elderly based on medical website mining xue tian 1, *, xia wang 1, ying li 2 1 school of information science and technology, taishan university, taian, shandong, china 2 zoucheng economic and social development research center, jining, shandong, china * corresponding author: xue tian (email: tianx1122@163.com) abstract: the development of internet medicine provides a convenient platform for doctor-patient communication, and provides an important data source for paying attention to the health of the elderly. in this study, a large number of consultation records obtained from the medical website was screened and cleaned, and the medical thesaurus was generated by training of its own data to solve the problem of inaccurate professional terminology segmentation caused by using default jieba segmentation. at the same time, we use the trained medical thesaurus to conduct topic mining of the consultation data, and it is found that the most concerned problems in the field of elderly health are cerebro-cardiovascular, pulmonary and stomach diseases, so as to provide further medical advice and targeted services. keywords: health of the elderly; medical big data; jieba segmentation; lda algorithm. 1. introduction population aging is an important trend in the current social development, and the health of the elderly has attracted much attention [1]. medical resources have presented significant pressure to a certain extent. with the development of the internet, online consultation on health issues have become a mainstream trend, as doctors use their fragmented time to reply online, breaking free from the limitations of time and space, and maximize the utilization of medical resources to a greater extent. therefore, it also provides a data source for studying the health problems of the elderly. a medical website is a third-party platform for patients and doctors to communicate. when patients can make inquiries, doctors use their spare time to reply. people usually go directly to hospitals for treatment when emergencies occur, so the consultation records on the website reflect more of the daily needs of patients. if we can identify which health problems the elderly are more concerned about, we can provide targeted services to further reduce the pressure on medical resources. although most of the consultation records have filled in titles, the topics obtained are not reliable due to word limits and inaccurate expression. topic mining in natural language processing (nlp) is the most common technique for mining topics from a large number of records [2]. topic mining relies on the results of text segmentation, and there are a lot of professional terms in medical texts, which will cause the confusion in segmentation if they are not discriminated. at present, there are two ways to improve the accuracy of word segmentation: improving algorithm and establishing accurate word libraries, both of which are difficult in practice. in this paper, we propose a method of using self-owned text training to train supplementary word libraries. 2. data resource and method 2.1. data resource select the online consultation data from a large health platform (haodf.com/) in china, select the elderly disease classification, and crawl the last 100 pages of data provided by it [3]. due to the platform no longer provides the elderly disease classification, a total of 8,797 records were crawled on august 2, 2021. the crawling data included title, disease description, disease, past medical history, medical record summary and disposal suggestions. medical record summary was selected as the source of corpus for word segmentation training, and medical description as the source of corpus for topic mining. the data was screened, cleaned, and deduplicated, and records with missing data and wrong records caused by incorrect classification were deleted. finally, 7240 and 8237 data were obtained respectively. 2.2. method 2.2.1. chinese word segmentation jieba segmentation is used to segment the data of medical record summary, which is the reorganization of disease description, which is more accurate and can obtain more professional word segmentation results. however, the thesaurus of jieba segmentation contains only daily words, making it impossible to recognize the professional terms in medical records, so it is necessary to supplement the thesaurus or generate a professional medical thesaurus. at present, we can find some medical thesaurus on the internet, but there are some limitations in practical application. on the one hand, these only provide very professional and specific terms, while online disease descriptions have some colloquial expressions in addition to professional terms. on the other hand, its thesaurus is fixed, which is difficult to meet the actual needs of this study. for example, to inquire the use of amoxicillin, various types of this drug were provided in medical thesaurus of tsinghua university, such as amoxicillin capsules, amoxicillin tablets, etc., so we need to identify words according to our research need. therefore, appropriate thesaurus should be supplemented or created according to the research purpose. the idea of word segmentation in this paper is as follows: 500 records are randomly selected as test data, and the remaining data are training data. divide the training group data into groups of 500 pieces, update the custom dictionary after word segmentation in each group, apply it to 44 the next group to continue word segmentation and update, and so on. after each update of the custom dictionary, evaluate the test component words and obtain evaluation indicators until there is no significant improvement in the indicators [4]. 2.2.2. evaluation indicators the evaluation indicators include precision, recall, and f1 score, which are often used in machine learning classification problems. the formulas are as follows. (1) (2) 1 (3) in binary classification problems, tp (true positive) indicates that the true category of the sample is positive, and the predicted result is also positive. fp (false positive) indicates that the true category of the sample is negative, and the predicted result is positive. fn (false negative) indicates that the true category of the sample is positive, and the predicted result is negative. tn (true negative) indicates that the true category of the sample is negative, and the predicted result is negative [5]. however, the segmentation problem is not a classification problem, it only includes standard answers and actual segmentation results, so a transformation is needed. we use a and b to represent the standard segmentation result and the actual segmentation result, respectively. a is equivalent to ∪ , and b is equivalent to ∪ . the converted formulas are as follows. ∩ (4) ∩ (5) 2.2.3. topic mining. common topic mining methods include tf/idf algorithm, lsa/lsi algorithm, lda algorithm, etc. in this study, lda algorithm was selected [6]. the topic mining of the medical record description provided by the patients is carried out to grasp the focus of the current health problems common in the elderly, in order to provide suggestions on the problems found. when applying the lda model, it is necessary to determine the number of topics, and there are usually two indicators when selecting the number: confusion and consistency. the degree of confusion indicates how uncertain a text belongs to a certain topic, so the lower the confusion, the better the classification effect. however, generally, the more topics there are, the lower the degree of confusion, which is not reasonable enough. consistency indicates the degree to which the text supports the topic, determined by the coherence value. the higher the value, the better the support. in this study, we choose confusion and consistency to jointly determine the number of topics. 3. results 3.1. supplementary medical library table 1. disease names no. disease names no. disease names 1 copd 7 neoplasia 2 stripe stove 8 gastric erosion 3 myocardial bridge 9 ground-glass nodule 4 helicobacter pylori 10 inflammatory lesions 5 adrenal adenoma 11 non-atrophic gastritis 6 intestinal metaplasia 12 bradycardia-tachycardia syndrome table 2. medical terms no. medical terms no. medical terms 1 tpo-ab 7 trigeminy 2 colonoscopy 8 ti-rads 3 bigeminy 9 t-wave 4 fasting blood glucose 10 anti-thyroid peroxidase antibody 5 ceruloplasmin 11 sinus heart rate 6 covid-19 vaccine 12 myocardial enzyme table 3. drug names no. medical terms no. medical terms 1 febuxostat 7 montmorillonite powder 2 mirtazapine 8 febuxostat 3 ilaprazole 9 statins 4 sigliptin 10 oshitinib 5 diovan 11 rosuvastatin 6 diane-35 12 asme in the process of word segmentation, some terms that do not appear need to be judged manually. there is some difficulty in word segmentation due to its complexity in expression structure, so different strategies are chosen according to different situations. in the process of discrimination, words can be identified through the network, while phrases require specific analysis based on the specific situation. for example, "stomach discomfort" means that there are problems in stomach that need attention, and the appearance of the word "stomach" has reflected the attention of netizens to stomach problems. in later research, using the term "stomach" to explore support is more likely. benign lesion" refers to a condition where, although a lesion has occurred, the benign condition to some extent reflects better 45 outcomes. however, if the phrase is divided into two words, the tendency of expression is. changed, so it is more reasonable to split it as a phrase. after discrimination, the added disease names, medical terms, and drug names are shown in the table 3. 3.2. evaluation indicators jieba was used to segment the test group corpus with default thesaurus to obtain the indicators, among which the accuracy rate was 0.86, recall rate was 0.81 and f1 was 0.83. after adding the medical vocabulary of tsinghua university, the accuracy rate was 0.86, the recall rate was 0.83, and f1 was 0.85. the improvement degree of the indicators was 0%, 2%, and 2%, respectively. the improvement effect was not significant. according to the method mentioned above, 6 rounds were set up, and the results for each round are shown in figure 1. after the 6th round, the indicator results showed an accuracy rate of 0.89, a recall rate of 0.85, and an f1 rate of 0.87, with an improvement of 3%, 4%, and 4%. figure 1. specific segmentation indicator results 3.3. topic mining results after updating the vocabulary, topic mining was conducted on 8237 disease descriptions. the number of topics depends on the coherence value. the range of topic numbers was determined to be between 1 and 10 as needed. the coherence values for different topic numbers are shown in figure 2. the figure shows that when the number of topics is 2, the coherence value is the highest. however, since there are only 2 topics, the confusion level of the topics is very high. therefore, considering the confusion level and coherence value both, the number of topics is selected as 5. figure 2. coherence values under different number of topics according to 5 topics, we mined the description of the disease and obtained the distribution of topic words as shown in figure 3. according to the keywords under each topic, topic titles can be got, which are cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, stomach problems, dizziness and headache, treatment process, and lung problems. topic 4 does not belong to the health concern, so this topic is deleted. dizziness and headache can be said to be a symptom and also a manifestation of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, so the topic is merged into cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. figure 3. the results of topic mining 4. discussion during the process of word segmentation, it was found that training the vocabulary it’s our own corpus is effective. the reason is that the health problems concerned by the elderly group are relatively concentrated, and commonly used terms such as treatment methods, medication, and key terms repeatedly appear. therefore, this segmentation method of "transforming original soup into original food" has a good application effect in this research field. 46 the health issues that elderly people are concerned about mainly focus on three aspects: cerebro-cardiovascular diseases, stomach, and lungs. cerebro-cardiovascular diseases are one of the most common diseases among middleaged and elderly people over 50 years old, and they are also the biggest threat to their health. most patients need to rely on medication for a long time. cerebro-cardiovascular diseases are a collective term for cardiovascular diseases and cerebrovascular diseases, including coronary heart disease, hypertension and hyperlipidemia mentioned in the theme words, and ischemic and hemorrhagic diseases that lead to more serious consequences. stomach diseases have always been a major problem that troubles chinese people, which is closely related to china's dietary structure and habits, and is becoming increasingly younger. lung disease is the third leading cause of death, which is closely related to smoking habits and air pollution. the prevalence of covid-19 further aggravates the problem of lung disease, causing people's concern. the promotion of the internet provides a broader channel for people to consult and solve health problems. although most elderly people, especially those over 60 years old, are difficult to skillfully use the internet to solve problems, and most of their posts are published by their children, it still helps the development of internet medicine. the results of topic mining are in line with the current concerns in the field of elderly health [7][8][9][10], and verify the rationality of the segmentation results 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quickly obtain effective information and make a choice suitable for their condition. by analyzing the individual needs of users, valuable information is mined from a large number of traditional chinese medicine treatments and remedies, and it is recommended to users to provide help for users to get treatment in time. however, most of the existing tcm prescription recommendation systems are based on traditional collaborative filtering or content-based recommendation algorithms, which lack in-depth mining of the semantic information of tcm prescription. therefore, this paper proposes an intelligent recommendation method for traditional chinese medicine prescriptions based on word2vec model, aiming to improve the accuracy and personalization of the recommendation system by learning the semantic representation of traditional chinese medicine prescriptions. since word2vec model does not distinguish the semantic relationship between context words and central words, the semantic is relatively missing, and the effect on subsequent tasks is limited. therefore, it is of great significance to propose an optimization plan to effectively promote the modernization and intelligent development of traditional chinese medicine. keywords: intelligent recommendation; word2vec model; collaborative filtering; content-based recommendation. 1. introduction text classification is a fundamental task in the field of natural language processing (nlp) [1], which classifies text data into predefined categories. traditional text classification methods mainly rely on artificially designed features, such as word frequency, tf-idf, etc. however, these methods often fail to fully capture the semantic information of words. in recent years, the emergence of word embedding technologies such as word2vec [2] has provided a new solution for text classification. this paper will discuss the application of word2vec in chinese text classification and its advantages. after thinking that the folk formula entered by the user is random and relatively oral, this paper uses the cosine similarity calculation method, so that the text similarity calculation method is further updated and improved, so that the user can find the most suitable folk formula more obvious. there is also the keyword comparison, the user input of the disease is compared one by one, the similarity comparison calculation, and then the recommendation system is further improved. 2. word2vec model word2vec is an efficient technique for creating word embeddings where each word is represented by a fixed-length vector using a two-layer neural network. word2vec technology mainly includes: continuous word bag (cbow) [3] model and skit-gram [4] model, which can provide highquality word embedding vector. where cbow predicts the word for a given context, skip-gram predicts the context for a given word, and its essential feature is to identify a word as a vector. therefore, word2vec word vector can better express the similarity and analogy relationship between different words. word2vec pre-trained word vector will also consider the relationship between the order and context of words. considering the distribution representation of emotion words themselves, it can map words with similar semantics into similar vector spaces. thus, the semantic relation between words can be realized. compared with the current popular bert model [5], word2vec word embedding is simpler and more efficient. the language model is trained by the neural network language model to train the generated word vector, which first realizes the prediction according to the obtained probability and then according to the words appearing in the context, and optimizes the objective function of the model by constructing the neural network. word2vec is a combination of models that do the work of generating word vectors, which can be understood as simplified neural networks that can represent words as low-dimensional dense vectors, which was proposed in 2013, and open-source computing tools for the same term vectors. these models are generally three-layer network structure, training and reconstruction to get the desired word text, and the relevant input words are guessed to a certain degree, after the model is trained, word2vec will carry out one-to-one relationship mapping between words and vectors, and the relationship between vectors maps the relationship between words and words. as shown in figure 1 below. cbow makes predictions based on some context of the present word, while the other model makes predictions based on some context of the present word. cbow predicts tw based on some contexts 211 ,,,  ttt2t wwww of the present word tw , while the other model predicts 211 ,,,  ttt2t wwww of the present 96 word tw . among them, both of them adopt the hierarchical structure of input, projection and output. taking cbow model to implement word2vec as an example, it first uses )tion(representahot -one jtx  to convert the context mt1t1tmtt wwwwc  ,...,,,...,: of word tw into the input word vector ( jtv  ): figure 1. cbow and skip gram model diagram }0{\},...,{, mmjvv jtxjt   then, the relative context input word vector mtttmt vvvv  ,...,,,... 11 of the current word tw is averaged, and this value is used as the input of the model:    j mmjv m v jtt }0/{},...,{, 2 1 ˆ this step is called projection. the softmax() function is then used to output the probability that the word is a word, thereby reducing the computation time: tvuz ˆ vwvusoftmaxzsoftmaxwwwwwpy tiimtttmtii   ｉ　),ˆ()(),...,,,...,|(ˆ 11 therefore, the vu, word vector matrix is the parameter of the model, and for the central word tw , the cbow model calculates its loss as:            || 1 || 1 || 1 11 ˆˆ ˆ ˆ ,...,,,...,| ˆ v k kt v k tktt v k tk tt t mtttmtt t zexplogz )vexp(ulogvu )vexp(u )vexp(u log ) softmax(zlog )wwwwlogp(w y logl therefore, the empirical risk of the model is:    mt mtw ty log ˆ in general, since cbow trains the model in a linear context, it is better able to express the semantic similarity between words to a certain extent. for example: the word segmentation operation of the "intelligent chinese medicine prescription system" will get the word segmentation effect of intelligent, chinese medicine, folk prescription and system. after word segmentation, it will enter the output layer for input, and for each word, it has its own corresponding input layer. the meaning expressed by sum in figure 1 is to sum "intelligence", "traditional chinese medicine", "recommendation" and "system" in the input layer for feature words vector. under the study of neural network language model. word2vec is used to improve the neural network language model in the following aspects. improving the frequency of words in the corpus is the first prerequisite for data training. because adding words with low frequency to the dictionary not only takes up a lot of memory space, but also has a great impact on the frequency of training. at the same time, if the words with fewer occurrences do not meet its training times, the accuracy of the training word vector will also decline, so the use of word2vec these noises will be eliminated, that is to say, the words with small occurrences of words in the vocabulary will be ignored. the input layer is entered according to the sum of the word vectors, which is different from the original order of the word vectors of the input words, and the training speed is significantly improved by reducing the calculation amount. to remove the hidden layer, you sum the vectors in the input layer first, and then connect them directly to the output layer. this will not affect the effect of training, but the amount of calculation training will be reduced. the requirement of training speed is to improve it and reduce complexity at the same time, so the negative sample algorithm is referenced. in fact, the negative sample algorithm is a method of replacing the word order central words in the corpus with other words, and then constructing 97 words that are not in the corpus. for the word2vec calculation method, it is based on the distribution of words, and for words, they are the same, indicating that the context has similar semantics. using the word2vec model to represent the feature word vector that the user wants to remedy in the text input, the word vector of these words can be combined into a large vector to represent the user's intention. the similarity of each recipe is shown in the data, so the user can be recommended a recipe that is semantically similar to the user's intention. 3. optimization scheme of intelligent recommendation of traditional chinese medicine prescription based on word2vec model in this paper, through thinking and comprehensive analysis of the intelligent traditional chinese medicine prescription recommendation, practical application and main features, word2vec model is used to build a model for the intelligent traditional chinese medicine prescription recommendation system. then i thought that the folk formula input by the user is random and relatively oral, so this paper uses the cosine similarity calculation method, so that the text similarity calculation method is further updated and improved, so that the effect of users can find the most suitable folk formula is more obvious. there is also keyword comparison, one by one comparison of the user's input conditions, similarity comparison calculation, and then further improve the recommendation system, through the following ways to optimize the intelligent recommendation of traditional chinese medicine prescriptions based on word2vec model. 3.1. personalized recommendation technology personalized recommendation refers to the creation of characteristic models for users or administrators through user's or administrator's registration information, user's usage of prescription, record of selecting prescription, query of prescription, and evaluation information of prescription, combined with the application analysis of artificial intelligence in the medical field, and then selecting a wellmatched model by using relevant technologies. finally, the most suitable prescription is recommended to users or administrators. behavioral data refers to the user's behavioral information data, such as user queries, clicks, browsing history, browsing time, product reviews and ratings. in personalized recommendation technology, users' feedback to the system also has its own characteristics. display feedback refers to user information, reviews, etc. implicit feedback represents whether the user has adopted the recipe, and how it has been used. by comparing them, it can be seen that the amount of implicit feedback data is wider, so that the implicit feedback data can be used to deeply understand the direction of users' needs, which requires the application of data mining knowledge, and then obtain the degree of users' folk prescription intention, and conduct modeling operations on it, so that users can be satisfied with the folk prescription needs based on personal information. the essence of personalized recommendation is to implement the recommendation algorithm. in the previous description, it can be understood that the main implementation process of the collaborative filtering algorithm is to recommend the folk recipe information used by the user, which is recommended many times because of the use of more, which is relatively limited and has many drawbacks, mainly including: 1) user cold start: it is mainly said to new users, for new users, there is no historical search information, there is no use of folk prescriptions, so it is not intelligent recommendation for users. 2) data sparse problem: the so-called sparse problem is that when the prescription is not evaluated much and the information is incomplete, most of the prescriptions recommended by the system do not meet the needs of users. content-based recommendation algorithm is to find the similarity between keywords in the input text of users, or between the text features between them and the needs of users for folk prescriptions without relying on historical data, and then present the recommended content to users. it is in this way that the above cold start problem is improved. content-based recommendation algorithm has many benefits, as follows: 1) for the newly collected and crawled folk recipe data, although the data information is not perfect, although the user evaluation does not have any tips, it can also recommend the user, so as not to ignore the existence value and significance of the new folk recipe. then it improves the occurrence of cold start problem. 2) the recommendation results are also clear and can be recognized by users, and the recommendation process is also very simple. since users do not record the use of individual recipes in intelligent recommendation, and the collection of recipes is continuous, users and administrators will continue to increase the number of recipes, we need to consider these problems of sparse data. to solve this problem, this paper adopts the idea of recommending traditional chinese medicine prescriptions based on content recommendation method to build the recommendation model of intelligent traditional chinese medicine prescription system. 3.2. content-based recommendation algorithm model analysis content-based recommendation algorithm mainly consists of three main parts. the first is to extract the attributes of folk feature words: it is to obtain the characteristics of folk information in the text and get the data set of folk attributes. it is mainly composed of structural attributes and nonstructural attributes, and the specific components are described above. the second is the training of user demand characteristics: on the information such as the evaluation after the use of the screened prescription by the user, it can be seen whether the user has the intention of the prescription, and the background information of these prescriptions can train the user's needs. the third is to recommend its folk remedies. by calculating the characteristics of user intention and the collected folk prescriptions characteristic words, keyword comparison and similarity calculation are carried out, and then the recommendation result is output, and the first s folk prescriptions are also recommended to the user. in the traditional method, the method to deal with the unstructured attributes of product feature extraction is to describe each product with feature items (also called keywords), and calculate the weight of the feature items by using tf-idf [6~7] calculation method. next, each feature item is assigned a different weight value w to distinguish the 98 importance of each feature item. the text can be represented as t = (t1, w1; t2, w2; ... tn, wn), abbreviated t = (w1, w2... wn). the tf-idf method is used to assign weights to each function item to calculate how important these function items are to the current text in the corpus. at the same time, this method also has many shortcomings, it only takes into account the frequency and weight of feature items in the text, but ignores the relationship between the order of feature items in the text and the context semantics, and there is a problem of dimensional disaster. this will lead to the query of information and the user needs the treatment method does not meet. 3.3. optimization scheme of similarity technology the important research point of using content-based recommendation computing method in the project is to calculate the similarity of folk recipe attribute feature screening and user feature selection obtained through training. if we know the needs of the user, and learn the characteristics of the user's prescription, we can take this prescription as the benchmark, calculate its similarity with the historical data of various traditional chinese medicine prescriptions. for the information text input by users, open the intelligent traditional chinese medicine prescription recommendation system in the web page, and the first step is to query the text that conforms to their own symptoms. then, the next operation is to extract the feature words from the information text input by users, and then carry out the folk prescription similar to the language meaning in the data according to these attributes. this process enables the personalization of recommendations. this is the main task of the design of this intelligent chinese medicine prescription system. choosing a suitable similarity calculation method is the essential requirement of intelligent recommendation. in this design, according to the analysis of the characteristics of users in voice input or keyboard input, there are relatively colloquial phenomena. therefore, the cosine similarity calculation method is applied, so that the recommended result will be more accurate. 3.3.1. cosine calculation method the cosine value is used to calculate the relationship between vectors, and we infer this by calculating the angle between them. the cosine value can be obtained through the calculation formula. if the result is a value that is infinitely close to 0, it means that the correlation between the two vectors is very large [8]. cosine is calculated in the interval [1,1], that's its range, but if the value is 1, it means that they have the same direction, if the value is -1, it means that the vector is opposite. compute the vectors a(x1, y1), b(x2, y2) with the following formula:   1 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 cos x x y y x y x y      for the n-dimensional vector a(x1, x2......) xn, b(y1, y2...... yn), the formula is as follows:         1 2 2 1 1 cos n i i i n n i i i i x y x y         when this formula is applied to system calculations, then the value of x represents the value of the first vector and y is the value of the second vector. when calculating the text similarity, the second formula above will be used. in the process of realizing the intelligent recommendation of chinese medicine, they will respectively use the vector representation of each folk recipe in the obtained data and the vector representation of the folk recipe intention in the problem text input by the user. 3.3.2. user label collaborative filtering algorithm the main content of the so-called label is the name that summarizes the user's personal characteristic information, including the user’s name, mobile phone number, avatar and other characteristics, and also includes the characteristics screened from the user's input disease text and the evaluation of the folk prescription. the folk prescription label is the characteristic label of the input text. the basic needs of users are filtered according to labels. for users' demands for folk prescriptions, the weight reorganization of labels is adopted, so the user label group is filtered. the core of the design of this algorithm is [9~11]: the calculation method is used to convey the needs of users' folk prescriptions, and the similarity of the label group is calculated to recommend the folk prescriptions required by users. calculate user a's demand rights reorganize utwa into {utwa1, utwa2,... , utwan} and other folk prescriptions x standard weight recombination utwx to {utwx1, utwx2,... utwxn} direct similarity, this paper is mainly used to calculate the similarity degree of user demand prescriptions, we use cosine similarity to calculate, and for collaborative filtering similarity algorithm is composed of cosine value calculation method, euclidean distance calculation method and pearson coefficient [49,50]. according to the following formula, the information of traditional chinese remedies that are very similar to user a is selected through calculation, and then the treatment methods, including usage, proportion of traditional chinese medicines and precautions are recommended.    , cos , a x a x a x x x utm utm sim utm utm utm utm utm utm    we calculate the similarity of the folk recipe information in the text information and data input by users, and select the folk recipe that is similar and meets the needs of users. therefore, we can select the unused folk recipe that meets the needs of users from the calculated folk recipe. at the same time, according to the degree and constant change of users' demand for folk recipe, continuously change the user's label weight so that the user's similarity can be calculated for subsequent recommendations. calculate the similarity between user a and the prescription in the data, select the first m prescriptions with the highest similarity calculation result, select the usage and evaluation of these m prescriptions, and confirm that user a has not used the prescription. when recommending the prescription to the system, the user will selectively open the prescription, and then operate according to the label of the prescription. furthermore, the weight reorganization of user design is improved and superimposed according to the weight reorganization. if the user does not 99 choose one of the folk remedies in the recommendation result, the utw of the user's demand label right reorganization will be changed and the weight of the user's demand will be reduced. 3.3.3. an item-based label collaborative filtering algorithm the overall process of this calculation method is very easy to get, that is, when the user operates the system and chooses one of the prescriptions to read the information, then the system will recommend the information for this prescription, and the main content of the recommendation is similar to this prescription. when the user queries the prescription for treating hypertension, there is also a diabetic prescription in the intelligent tcm prescription recommendation system, which has a strong correlation with the prescription read by users, and it is so that users can recommend a variety of prescriptions according to their own reading content, so that they can query the prescription that is very in line with their needs and their own physical conditions in a limited time. correlations between recipes are calculated using labels. the correlation calculation method of the folk formula is similar to the collaborative filtering algorithm based on user labels, and the cosine algorithm can also be used to determine the direct similarity of partial squares. 3.4. speech recognition technology based on bp neural network voice recognition technology is also crucial in the implementation of the recommendation system, determining whether accurately finding the symptoms that are appropriate for the user is a critical step and an essential part. dtw, hidden markov, and other methods of neural networks can be used to achieve non-specific speech recognition, and many computational methods have their own advantages. this paper introduces the basic principle, structure and application of bp neural network in speech recognition technology, as well as its advantages and disadvantages. this paper designs the model formed by the combination of hidden markov model and bp neural network, mainly in order to effectively solve the defect of slow convergence of bp neural network [12] and easy to confuse similar words in hmm. this algorithm is implemented by matlab [13]. applying hybrid model to non-specific chinese speech recognition can effectively improve the speech recognition rate. 3.4.1. the basic principles of speech recognition a complete speech recognition system is mainly composed of five modules, including speech signal preprocessing, feature extraction, reference pattern library establishment, pattern matching and language model [14]. in order to shorten the training time and test time in the process of recognition, the speech feature database is built to store the speech feature parameters in a unified way. the speech database is divided into four categories according to different characteristic parameters, as shown in table table 1. speech feature database file instructions phonetic feature mfcc mfcc characteristic parameter library mfcc features are stored in a similar way to the above, except that they are stored in the mfcc folder. sinmfcc sinmfcc characteristic parameter library the sinmfcc functions are stored in a similar way to the above except that they are stored outside the sinmfcc folder. chafenmfcc chafenmfcc characteristic parameter library in addition to storing these functions in the chafenmfcc folder, the chafenmfcc functions are stored in a similar manner as above. the process of establishing a voice database is the process of reading from a voice file, pre-accentuating, endpoint detection, framing, windowing, feature extraction and creating a database [15]. the master subroutine and its functions are shown in table 2. table 2. establishment of voice database and main subprograms subroutine name or class name instructions realization function wavread() read program take a speech waveform, turn it into a digital quantity and save it preemphasis preemphasis program filtering and pre-accentuating speech detection() endpoint detector it is implemented in two ways: lawrence rabiner framing() framing subroutine the speech signal is divided into short frames of 10ms~30ms. hamming() plus hamming window make each voice frame smooth transition dtw() feature vector sequence clustering each speech feature vector is merged into the same frame, which is 20 frames in this article characters() feature database program create a feature parameter library 100 3.4.2. hmm and bp neural network hybrid model aiming at the shortcomings of a single bp neural network, this paper combines hmm and bp neural network [16~18] to make good use of their respective advantages in speech recognition technology. for hmm model, it has a high dynamic time series modeling ability, so it can better improve the speech recognition effect. hmm and bp neural network models can be combined in a variety of ways, and the current application is more in the combination of frame level and speech level. from the review of relevant literature, it can be seen that frame-level combination is more consistent with the structural characteristics of the hybrid model in different combinations. frame-level combination methods are divided into many types, and the following is a brief introduction to these types of combination methods. (1) hmm can preprocess speech signals, but also require accuracy in the input vector dimension. the dimension of speech signal is different after extracting feature parameters. the reason why we need to adjust the time of the input vector is that the number of neurons in the input layer is always unchanged, which ensures that the vector dimension in the neuron model is the same. (2) the observation probability of hmm can be calculated by using bp neural network model. the prerequisite for applying the hmm model is the assumption that the current state is only related to the previous state, but the actual speech signal has some relationship with the preceding and following states, so the model seems to have some flaws. using bp neural network model to calculate the observation probability of hmm is a good solution at present. in this approach, hmm is a complete recognition model. only the bp neural network model is used to simulate the corresponding probability of the observed value series in each state. (3) the viterbi algorithm network is established in hmm by using bp neural network model. this network structure can achieve better recognition efficiency and faster processing speed [19]. (4) the bp neural network model is used as the postprocessor of hmm, and the output value of hmm is used as the input value of bp neural network. this method also fully embodies the time series processing capability of hmm and the unmapped classification capability of bp neural network model. 4. conclusion this paper mainly introduces the calculation method of word2vec, and the operation steps of the model mainly include three parts: the feature acquisition of user input text, the feature learning of user folk formula, and the generation of recommendation result. text similarity technique is used to generate recommendation results. when users do not know how to express drugs and do not know the specific symptoms, the cosine value calculation method is introduced to calculate the similarity for the situation that users will input unclear semantics and partial colloquial language, and thus the obtained results of recommended prescriptions have been greatly improved. finally, the combination of hmm and bp neural network improves the defects of traditional bp neural network and strengthens the accuracy of language recognition technology. improve user satisfaction. references [1] xu kangting, song wei. chinese text sentiment analysis method combining language knowledge and deep learning [j]. big data,2022(3) : 115-127. 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[19] yao zhiqiang, dai beiqian. channel robustness of speech recognition method based on multi-band hmm and neural network fusion. computer engineering and applications.2004. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 97 research on speed control system of ac asynchronous motor fengtao zang, wei liu school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin, 132022, china abstract: with the continuous development of modern industry, the engineering practice is becoming more and more complicated. in view of the poor speed regulation performance of ac motor, such as slow response speed and weak antiinterference ability, based on the modular design idea, based on the theory of constant voltage-frequency ratio control and vector control, starting with the mathematical model of asynchronous motor, the simulation experiments are completed through matlab simulation software, and the components of the simulation model are analyzed step by step. the corresponding simulation waveforms are obtained from the two models. the simulation results show that the vector control method has better dynamic and static performance, especially in the case of sudden load. keywords: ac asynchronous motor; vector control; constant v/f control; frequency control. 1. introduction ac motors exhibit high controllability and excellent performance. however, their disadvantages such as complex structure and difficult maintenance render them unable to meet the technical requirements for high reliability and stability in complex modern production processes. additionally, the imperfect hardware circuits of early speed control systems limited their industrial application scope [1]. this predicament has been gradually resolved with advancements in power electronics control technology and continuous developments in motor control theories. currently, ac speed regulation has become the primary choice in motor systems, and the use of speed control technology to achieve energy-efficient motor operation has emerged as a key research focus worldwide. therefore, this paper concentrates on studying motor speed control methodologies. 2. theoretical analysis 2.1. vector control the speed regulation process of dc motors is relatively straightforward, with superior dynamic response capability. in contrast, for ac motors, the magnetic field is continuously rotating and irregular [2]. to achieve effective control, it is essential to delve into the physical mechanisms of the internal magnetic field to ensure the armature magnetic field and magnetomotive force are fully orthogonal and independently controlled. the core principle involves establishing an asynchronous motor model analogous to a dc motor through coordinate transformation, enabling the regulation of ac motors in a manner similar to dc motor control. the structural transformation diagram is shown in figure 1. fig 1. vector control structure transformation firstly, using the clarke transform, the mathematical expression of the physical model of the asynchronous motor is transformed from the three-phase coordinate system to the two-phase stationary coordinate system. then, using the park transform, the conversion from the two-phase stationary coordinate system to the two-phase rotating coordinate system is further completed, which is equivalent to the dc current component in the synchronous rotating coordinate system. in this way, after a series of coordinate transformations, the mathematical model of the asynchronous motor is reduced in order, greatly simplifying the originally very complex controlled object model, making it easier to understand and analyze the operating characteristics of the motor, and providing a theoretical premise for the implementation of simulation [3]. 2.2. constant voltage-frequency ratio control constant voltage-frequency ratio control (u/f control) is a widely used speed regulation strategy. derived from the steady-state equations of induction motors, this method maintains a constant magnetic flux in the motor by ensuring that the ratio between voltage and frequency remains unchanged during dynamic variations in voltage and frequency, thereby stabilizing the stator flux linkage [4]. the constant voltage frequency ratio control system includes setting of acceleration and deceleration time, u/f curve, spwm modulation, and driving components. the setting of the speed up and down time is used to regulate and limit the frequency up rate of the motor, ensuring smooth operation of the motor during startup and shutdown, and avoiding the impact on torque and current caused by excessive speed increase [5]. the u/f curve can obtain the corresponding voltage value from the frequency, ensuring that the motor can maintain a constant voltage frequency ratio during operation. at low frequencies, voltage compensation is usually set. the spwm and driving components will generate sine pulse width modulated driving signals with the set voltage and frequency to control the inverter and achieve variable voltage and frequency speed regulation of the motor. 98 3. simulation modeling 3.1. simulation modeling of vector control system based on the working principles of vector control, a modular design approach was adopted. utilizing the simulink and simpower system toolboxes in matlab, the entire simulation system was decomposed into six independent submodules: the induction motor module, inverter circuit module, speed loop (asr module), current loop feedforward decoupling module, current loop (acr module), and svpwm modulation module. these modules were sequentially integrated according to their functional hierarchy [6-7]. finally, a complete simulation model of the ac induction motor vector control system was constructed on the simulink platform. the schematic of this simulation system is illustrated in figure 2. fig 2. simulation of vector control system 3.2. modeling of constant voltage frequency ratio control system following the modeling philosophy of vector control, the constant voltage-frequency ratio (v/f) control system was decomposed into individual sub-functional modules. the simulation system primarily consists of four components: the induction motor module, asr module, inverter module, and spwm modulation module. the simulation model of the system is illustrated in figure 3. fig 3. simulation of constant voltage frequency ratio closed system 4. analysis of simulation results 4.1. simulation results of vector control system obtain the simulation waveform diagram of the vector control system from the system diagram of the control strategy and the structural diagrams of each submodule. as shown in figure 4, analyze the startup, no-load, speed regulation, and loading stages of the simulation system separately. from 0 to 0.251 seconds, the motor is in the starting phase. at this time, the current rapidly rises to the maximum current of 18 a, and at the same time, the torque of the motor gradually increases to reach the maximum set value of 20. the asr briefly reaches and maintains a saturated state, and the motor speed rapidly increases at maximum acceleration. due to the zero-point problem of acr, the speed overshoot occurs. at 0.265s, the speed overcharges to 1213 r/min, and the pi control torque is negative, causing the speed to decrease. at 0.276 seconds, the motor speed reaches the set initial value of 1200 r/min, asr exits saturation state, the current rapidly decreases, and the torque drops sharply to the motor's no-load torque, which is approximately 0. at 0.28-0.5 seconds, the motor is in the no-load stage. this stage is mainly used in production practice to detect whether the motor starts normally. generally, the motor parameters that need to be monitored include speed, vibration, current, voltage, etc. if they are all within the normal range, the next operation can be performed. if the parameters are not within the allowed range, the system will warn or even trip. 99 fig 4. simulation waveform of vector control system fig 5. simulation waveform of constant voltage frequency closed control system the speed regulation stage is from 0.501 to 0.523 seconds, during which the motor speed is changed to a final value of 1300 r/min. this stage is mainly used to test the dynamic response capability of the speed regulation. 0.70-0.72 seconds is the motor loading stage. when a load is added, the current increases, the speed suddenly drops, and the torque instantly increases. the pi controller will quickly pull the speed back to 1300 r/min and then maintain a balanced state again. the simulation results show that the output speed of the vector control strategy can quickly follow the set speed changes and has good tracking ability. at the same time, the torque can also change rapidly, which is basically consistent with the actual operating state of the motor. 4.2. simulation results of constant voltage frequency ratio control system similarly, based on the overall block diagram and functional diagrams of each module controlled by constant voltage frequency ratio, the simulation waveform of the control system is given. figure 5 shows the simulation waveform output of the system. observing the image, it can be concluded that this method has average dynamic torque capability and static speed regulation performance. in the case of sudden load, the motor torque and speed will oscillate significantly, and then maintain balance at a larger slip. the recovery process is slow. at the same time, the rapid increase in frequency during the start-up process may result in significant fluctuations in torque amplitude. 5. summary this article starts from the principles of vector control and constant voltage frequency ratio control, uses modular design methods to model and simulate both, and analyzes the results. the experimental results show that by selecting simulation parameters within an appropriate range, the waveform is consistent with the theoretical analysis, and the system can operate normally. the vector control method has fast dynamic response speed, small overshoot, and better instantaneous characteristics. however, the constant voltage frequency ratio control strategy cannot effectively control torque during dynamic processes, so the dynamic control effect obtained using this strategy is not very ideal. this further proves the rationality and effectiveness of the model built in this experiment. references [1] yingwen wang: research on speed estimation and control performance of asynchronous motor vector control system (master, dalian jiaotong university, china 2022). p.16. 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[7] xiaoli zhang: research on efficiency optimization of asynchronous motor control system (master, hunan university, china 2016). p.21. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 2, 2024 13 semi solid mr coal mine tunneling machine operation training system xu yang 1, mingquan zhou 2, chao chen 2, *, weiwei zhong 2, fen yue 2 1 mining safety college, north china institute of science and technology, langfang, hebei, china 2 school of computer science, north china institute of science and technology, langfang, hebei, china * corresponding author: chao chen abstract: at present, the coal mining industry is increasingly focusing on improving safety and operational efficiency, which has led to an increasing demand for training of coal mine excavation equipment operators, and the corresponding training costs have also increased. to alleviate these pressures, researching a training program for cantilever tunneling machines based on digital twin technology has become an innovative initiative. this article constructs a virtual environment for underground tunnels by combining mixed reality technology with physical entities. the operator commands the activities of the virtual tunneling machine through actual control of the equipment, and the system evaluates the operation process by tracking and analyzing the operator's posture, ultimately generating detailed evaluation scores. this innovative training model not only greatly enriches the user training experience, but also provides comprehensive data support, which helps to improve the skills and work efficiency of operators, and meets the new requirements and development trends of coal mine safety production. keywords: mixed reality technology; tunnel boring machine training; attitude recognition. 1. introduction the core objective of the "regulations on coal mine safety production", scheduled to be implemented on may 1, 2024, is to improve safety measures in the coal mine production process, and is committed to preventing and reducing the occurrence of safety accidents, so as to ensure that the safety of people's lives and property is effectively guaranteed. the regulatory responsibilities at all levels from the local level to the leadership have been clarified, and the regulatory authorities have been standardized, requiring them to regularly inspect coal mines and take appropriate measures to promote the development of safety work in the coal mine industry to a higher level[1]. in order to actively respond to national policies, improve coal mine safety awareness, promote coal mine production efficiency, and realize efficient boring machine operation, it is particularly important to improve the technology and equipment of coal mine roadway excavation. at present, the coal mine tunnel driving technology includes the cantilever tunnel driving technology, the continuous mining machine driving technology and the anchor driving technology. the development of these technologies has a direct impact on the stability, safety and production efficiency of coal mining[2]. it is of great significance for improving the safety and efficiency of coal mine production to reduce the fault incidence of cantilever boring machine, master its operating state comprehensively and study the current situation and development trend of roadway driving technology and equipment[3]. through in-depth research and application of advanced digital twin technology, comprehensive monitoring and realtime control of the running state of the roadheader can be realized, and the operation efficiency and safety of the roadheader can be further improved [4, 5]. for this reason, many scholars began to focus on the application of virtual reality technology in the field of engineering, and the combination of tunnel boring machine to carry out research.for example, yu yang has studied the remote control system of roadheader based on virtual reality technology, with the purpose of improving the efficiency and safety of roadheader operation through high-precision simulation model and remote control technology [6]. zhang qianwen proposed a remote virtual automatic cutting control system for roadheader, which uses virtual reality technology to realize unmanned control of the roadheader, and significantly improves the cutting accuracy and operation safety [7]. wu chun developed the tunnel boring machine virtual simulation system and applied it to practical teaching, which effectively improved the professional skills and practical ability of underground engineering students by simulating the real construction environment and operation process. the use of simulation technology not only helps to improve the level of coal mine safety, but also provides a new path and opportunity for the intelligent and digital development of the coal mine industry[8]. based on the digital twin technology, this paper studies the training scheme of the cantilever tbm which combines mixed reality and physical entity. by using 3dmax and unity software, the cantilever boring machine was modeled and the corresponding underground roadway environment was built. operators use devices such as matrix keyboards and joysticks to control the movement of a virtual boring machine in a mixed reality scenario. at the same time, the system can monitor whether the operator's attitude meets the standard and record the operation score. after the training, users can view the training data and historical records on the web interface, which improves the training experience of users and provides comprehensive data support for the training process. this research result not only promotes the innovation and upgrading of tbm technology, but also provides new ideas for education and training in the digital era, and promotes the improvement of the quality and efficiency of talent training. 14 2. system scheme 2.1. overall design the overall design of the semi-solid mr coal mining machine operation training system based on mixed reality technology is shown in figure 1. the user first wears the mr device (hololens2.0), and then connects and activates the required device as required. by controlling the relevant equipment, such as pressing the matrix keyboard, flight throttle arc base and other hardware, the data is transmitted to the server, and the server sends the data to the mr device and modifies the corresponding scene information. during the operation, the camera monitors the operator's body posture in real time, records the score according to the qualification of the operating posture and stores it in the database. after the training, users can access the database through the web interface to view the relevant data of this training for training details. this system makes full use of advanced technology, enhances the user's training experience, and provides comprehensive data support for the training process. figure 1. overall design 2.2. system framework design as shown in figure 2, the highly accurate mapping of the tbm is realized through equiscale modeling of tbm and mine roadway in the virtual scene. in the virtual reality scene, the system integrates the scene object and the geometric object of three-dimensional space to achieve seamless interactive experience between the user and the virtual environment. the user simulates the various functions of the tbm model by operating the matrix keyboard, and at the same time controls the movement direction of the boom and the advance and retreat of the tbm by the flight throttle arc seat. when the operator controls the physical device, the system presents the corresponding effect in the virtual scene according to the incoming data of the device, and evaluates and gives a score according to the operation behavior of the virtual space. figure 2. system framework in addition, the system uses the camera connected to the pc to recognize the body posture of the operator in the process of using the device, and scores according to the scoring criteria. these scores are stored in the cloud server according to the corresponding location. the data received by the server is stored in the mysql database. in order to realize the realtime viewing and analysis of the training data, the client establishes a connection with the web server through http communication, calls the incoming data in the mysql database for statistics, and records the statistical results in the database for subsequent viewing and analysis. 15 3. physical equipment 3.1. flight throttle arc seat figure 3. flight throttle arc seat the flight throttle arc seat is a hand-held controller, which is mainly used for the control of the tbm in the virtual scene, including the fuselage, tbm cutting and other parts, so as to obtain the real operation feeling and achieve more efficient training effect. in addition, the operator grips and moves the device to stimulate muscle and nerve responses in the human body, simulating a real operating experience. 3.2. homemade matrix keyboard figure 4. homemade matrix keyboard matrix keyboard is a common input device in embedded system, which realizes user input data through matrix arrangement and row circuit connection of keys. compared with the traditional switch keys that directly control io ports, the matrix keyboard has flexibility and scalability, can realize key coding through the chip, and effectively use the mcu resources, and is usually used in the control system. in this system, the matrix keyboard is used to control the operation of the boring machine button, such as control spray, crab claw, cutting head start, power supply, emergency stop, etc. the use of matrix keyboard as input device significantly improves the ease of user operation. 4. the realization process of attitude recognition lstm is a common deep learning algorithm that can be used to model and predict sequence data. lstm long and short term memory neural network is adopted in deep model learning. it is a variant network structure of recurrent neural network rnn architecture, and has three activation functions, namely "forgetting gate", "input gate" and "output gate". the three structures can carry out cell editing on the cell state that runs through it, so that the final training target of lstm retains useful information. it can solve the problem of disappearing gradient better. the neuronal structure of lstm is shown in figure 5: figure 5. neuron structure of lstm opencv and mediapipe were used to identify and analyze the actual actions of the students, and compared with the results predicted by the model to obtain the corresponding scores and evaluation results. according to the feedback and evaluation results of the students, the model is optimized and improved to improve the accuracy and stability of the model. the specific steps of using deep learning to realize posture recognition are shown in figure 6: collect the postures and movement data of students in the operation of the boring machine, including key point coordinates, movement types and other information. the collected data is preprocessed, including data cleaning, standardization and other operations, in order to facilitate subsequent modeling and prediction. lstm algorithm is used to model and train the pre-processed data to realize the prediction and analysis of the trainees' actions. mediapipe can convert the identified human node into 30 frames of video human movement data, obtain the human movement data set, and predict whether to operate in time through deep learning algorithms. 5. virtual reality scene construction the system uses digital twin technology to reproduce the diverse scenarios of the boring machine operation, covering various geological conditions and changing operating environments. operators can conduct simulation drills of tbm control in the simulation environment, including key operation processes such as tunneling, steering, and ore collection, effectively cultivating and improving the proficiency of actual tbm operation skills. the internet of things technology is used to integrate the control of the real boring machine with the dynamic synchronization of the virtual environment, which greatly enhances the authenticity of the operating experience. operators can use physical equipment to control, to achieve accurate operation of the boring machine in virtual space. in summary, the "semi-physical mr mine tbm operation training system" provides tbm operators with an efficient, safe and comprehensive operational training platform with the help of digital twin technology. through simulation training to improve the operational skills of operators in actual operations and the ability to deal with complex situations. 16 figure 6. implementation steps of attitude recognition figure 7. virtual scenario 6. assessment module in order to optimize the training results of the "semiphysical mr coal mining machine operation training system", the system monitors and records the operator's behavior in the virtual environment in real time, and compares the collected data with the standard operation process, so as to accurately quantify the operator's technical proficiency and other related performance indicators. by invoking pose recognition to analyze the body posture and movement of the operator, the core evaluation factors such as operation accuracy, error recognition and reaction time are effectively evaluated by performing a fine comparison against the preset standards. in addition, each link of the operation process is given appropriate weight, combined with the score evaluation method, to ensure the comprehensiveness and accuracy of the evaluation results. in the training process, the trainees will face a variety of situations, including the control of the tbm, the adjustment of the tbm cantilever swing, the direction of the fuselage and the normative inspection of the body posture. when students perform well in the training and successfully complete the task, they will receive positive points to reward their skills improvement. accordingly, if the operation is wrong, the system will record in the form of a negative score, and provide feedback and improvement suggestions. at the end of the training, the student's overall performance is calculated by the system into a total score and stored in the database. through the web interface, participants can easily view and analyze the specific evaluation of each training, including operational strengths and areas for improvement. ensure the transparency of the assessment and the reliability of the results. the whole training and assessment process is designed so that the system is not only a simple training tool, but also a platform for continuous iteration and optimization. through continuous absorption of trainees' operational data and analysis of feedback, the teaching content and methods are adjusted, and the training is committed to maximizing the effect and efficiency. the evaluation mechanism not only provides solid data support for the trainers, but also effectively promotes the continuous optimization of the training content and humanized teaching methods, thus improving the efficiency of the training operation of the boring machine. 7. conclusion the semi-solid mr coal mine boring machine operation training system shows significant advantages in many aspects. first, the system uses virtual simulation technology to save costs and improve skills. evaluate student operations through real-time monitoring and scoring mechanisms, generate an overall score at the end of the training and view it via a web interface, providing personalized learning recommendations. the data analysis capability of the system provides a comprehensive and objective evaluation of the training effect, thus promoting the optimization of operational skills and training content. secondly, its excellent security design greatly reduces the risks faced by students during the learning process. students are free to make mistakes and experiment in a safe simulation environment, and through first-hand experience of the serious consequences that can be caused by wrong operations, they 17 are deeply aware of the risk of control errors without fear of actual damage to people, the environment or equipment. most importantly, it achieves a high degree of integration between the system and the operator, thus ensuring the safety of the operation while improving the efficiency of training. acknowledgments fund project: supported by “the fundamental research funds for the central universities” (3142023069). references [1] promulgation of the regulations on coal mine safety production [j]. china coal industry,2024(03):34. 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equipment, and platforms of subject services in university libraries. it also proposes strategies to enhance the quality of subject services by improving the quality of subject librarians, deeply exploring user needs, and establishing intelligent academic resource repositories, in order to meet users' high-standard requirements. ultimately, it emphasizes that library subject services need continuous innovation to adapt to the changes brought by ai, and better serve the construction of education and intelligent education systems. keywords: artificial intelligence; subject services; university library. 1. introduction with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, innovative techniques such as facial recognition, large language models, and automatic video generation have been deeply integrated into all aspects of social life and have brought about profound and revolutionary changes to the field of education. as an important support for the education system, university libraries bear an irreplaceable key mission in promoting the construction of a high-quality education system and urgently need to achieve intelligent upgrading and transformation based on traditional document resource management and service models. however, there are still many limitations in the understanding and application of ai in university libraries. although some progress has been made in basic areas such as book circulation and cataloging, the exploration and application of ai technology in subject services are still in their infancy. to better meet the needs of the high-quality education system construction, university libraries must deepen their understanding of ai technology and expand its application in the content, space, equipment, and platforms of subject services. in addition, libraries should strengthen in-depth cooperation with the information technology field and actively explore how to deeply integrate ai with library subject services to achieve a more precise and efficient service model. in summary, university libraries face unprecedented challenges in the application of ai technology, but also rare opportunities. through continuous exploration and practice, libraries can better serve the education cause and contribute to the construction of an intelligent education system. 2. the importance and challenges of utilizing ai in university library subject service from the perspective of the university, the application of ai is an important way to lead the high-quality development of higher education institutions. as an important research entity of the university, the library is a vital place for teachers and students to conduct research work, and it is responsible for providing sufficient document resources, high-quality information literacy education, and a variety of research tools for teachers and students. it should naturally become the forefront of applying ai technology to comprehensively improve the quality of library services in teaching and research. over the years, the scope of subject services has significantly expanded, covering multiple aspects of library services. at this point, it is particularly important to use ai technology to innovate traditional services to better meet the personalized needs of teachers and students. however, university libraries also face many challenges in applying ai. first, ai technology is rapidly evolving, and once new technologies are released, a large number of related tools emerge. subject librarians need to continuously update their knowledge systems and learn how to use these new tools. even with high-frequency learning and tracking, it is difficult to fully master them, which is undoubtedly a huge challenge for subject librarians. second, the application of ai requires a large amount of funding for space transformation, equipment upgrading, and personnel training, and its effect evaluation often takes a long time to show. for university libraries with limited funds, this constitutes a realistic pressure. finally, data security issues urgently need to be resolved. ai algorithms need a large amount of data for debugging to achieve localization adaptation. how to collect, store, and use these data while ensuring their security and user privacy is a key issue that needs to be discussed and resolved urgently. 3. current status of using ai in subject services of university libraries in the era of ai development, university libraries have achieved initial success in applying ai technology to subject services. many university libraries have 111 restructured their service models centered on user needs, through data-driven, virtual and real coexistence, and human-computer collaboration, deeply integrating into teaching and research scenarios. 3.1. personalized subject service content the content of subject services in university libraries mainly involves document resource construction, subject data analysis, and information literacy education. firstly, in terms of document resource construction, subject librarians use the electronic resource utilization performance analysis system (ers), an advanced deep data mining platform, to understand the teaching and research situation of faculties and the development dynamics of disciplines, and to become familiar with the distribution of document resources in the discipline. the working mode of ers is to collect various types of standardized quantitative data such as resource lists, counter reports, and citation statistics to scour the situation of electronic resources and deeply mine and analyze the performance of resource utilization. the use of this system makes the recommendation of college resources by subject librarians more in line with the characteristics of the discipline [1]. secondly, in terms of subject data analysis, database platforms such as scopus and cnki have launched ai services and opened up trial use for university libraries. subject librarians use the data and ai tools of these platforms to analyze the development trends of disciplines, and with the help of big data analysis and visualization tools such as citespace, tableau, and vosviewer, deeply mine the frontier dynamics of disciplines and provide customized and personalized analysis results for faculties. in addition, the text writing function of generative ai also provides convenience for subject librarians, enabling them to efficiently complete basic data cleaning and text editing work, thus saving time and energy, and allowing them to focus more on humanistic care, such as increasing face-to-face communication opportunities with teachers and students. thirdly, in terms of information literacy education, university libraries provide ai resource navigation on their official websites, including guiding students to understand the basics of ai, providing download links and usage guidelines for ai tools, and offering a series of ai-related courses and information on ai seminars. targeting different educational groups, the library carefully designs ai training content to meet diverse learning needs. 3.2. intelligent subject service space construction the intelligent subject service space aims to build an open, dynamic, and intelligent academic environment, providing precise services for the learning, teaching, and research activities of university teachers and students[2]. to achieve this goal, university libraries actively promote the online and offline construction of subject service spaces. the offline space is further divided into teaching space, research space, and practice space. firstly, in terms of online space construction, some moocs and microcourses have introduced intelligent back-end management systems that can monitor students' progress in completing courses and the results of online exams in real-time, and promptly remind students. this intelligent management method ensures that students can complete their studies with high quality even without face-to-face teaching. secondly, in terms of offline space construction, university libraries vigorously develop new types of spaces such as future learning centers and makerspaces. by transforming traditional classrooms and introducing intelligent equipment, support is provided for teaching, research, and practice. for example, using facial recognition and voice devices to capture the movements and voice information of teachers and students, analyzing students' understanding of knowledge, and helping teachers optimize course design. in addition, university libraries also provide virtual teaching and research places, using vr technology to simulate teaching scenarios and help teachers adjust their teaching strategies. for disciplines with strong practicality, the library also has vr laboratories, allowing students to strengthen their knowledge through virtual operations and improve their practical abilities. by breaking the limitations of physical space and closely integrating virtual and physical spaces, the subject service space can precisely meet user needs and achieve the goal of intelligent construction. 3.3. intelligent subject service equipment and platforms with the popularization of ai technology, library equipment is becoming increasingly intelligent. at the same time, in order to better utilize these technologies, the basic equipment of libraries has also been updated in a timely manner. many university libraries actively carry out equipment upgrading work, such as upgrading high-speed networks. on this basis, many libraries are also equipped with advanced facilities and tools, such as gpu servers, 3d printers, open-source software, and it tools. some libraries have even introduced cutting-edge technologies such as human-computer interaction, algorithms, docker, ar, and intelligent reading and development[3]. in the process of conducting subject services, subject librarians can use these equipment and tools for practical teaching, helping students better understand and master relevant knowledge and technologies. at the same time, many university libraries have also upgraded their resource management platforms, such as institutional repositories. by integrating resources in a unified manner, they have enabled one-click access to personal search reports, thereby saving a significant amount of human effort and time. in addition, many universities have established independent or affiliated ai libguide sections that cover all academic disciplines. these sections introduce the use of ai tools, citation standards, and ethical issues, providing comprehensive guidance and support for faculty and students[4]. 4. strategies for enhancing subject services in university libraries using ai technology currently, universities are still in the early stages of applying ai technology. with the continuous progress of technology and the constant upgrading of equipment, the subject services of university libraries urgently need to keep pace with the times and further improve service quality. in this process, we can draw on advanced domestic and international experiences and start from the following aspects: 112 4.1. improving the ai literacy of librarians in recent years, the academic structure of university library staff has been significantly optimized, with a steady increase in the proportion of master's and doctoral degree holders. this has laid a solid foundation for libraries to adapt more quickly to technological changes. surveys have found that many university libraries now prefer to recruit subject librarians with backgrounds in cutting-edge disciplines such as mathematics, statistics, computer science, and data science. these librarians are required to master key technologies such as machine learning and deep learning and be proficient in using generative ai tools like chatgpt. the improvement of subject librarians' capabilities depends on the joint efforts of their own initiative and support from the library. on the one hand, subject librarians should take the initiative to conduct self-training while providing ai training for users. they can enhance their theoretical knowledge by attending ai-related seminars, engaging in in-depth discussions with college experts, and participating in various online training programs. at the same time, librarians should actively practice ai tools in their daily work and teaching to accumulate personalized experience for different disciplines, thereby comprehensively improving their hard and soft skills. for subject librarians, it is their responsibility to strive to improve their professional literacy. however, in the rapidly evolving technological landscape, relying solely on their own initiative may leave them struggling to keep up with the pace of technological updates. therefore, libraries should establish and improve mechanisms and systems to enhance the professional literacy of librarians and provide comprehensive support for them. specifically, it is necessary to deepen the reform of the librarian training system and accelerate the development of a management system that follows the laws of librarian capability improvement. at the same time, the mechanisms and systems for the integrated development of librarians and users should be improved to create a favorable environment for librarians' smooth growth, helping them to steadily move forward in the new era and better serve the development needs of university libraries. 4.2. deeply exploring user needs in traditional library work, user needs for subject services are mainly collected through questionnaires, with subject librarians connecting with faculties to gather long-term subject service requirements and updating them regularly. however, the current challenge lies in breaking through the traditional model to obtain diversified and in-depth user needs—needs that may not even be perceived by users themselves. to address this issue, libraries need to establish unified and standardized data transmission and storage technologies and build cloud computing and ai processing platforms. at the same time, a user-centered data perspective should be established, using ai technology to deeply mine user behavior data such as browsing, searching, and borrowing records. content should be filtered and pushed based on user needs, and user profiles should be precisely created. in this process, subject librarians can use data mining and visualization tools to comprehensively analyze user needs and establish dynamic user demand models. therefore, university libraries should actively learn and develop data processing technologies to deeply perceive users' learning contexts and build user data visualization views based on users' interests, preferences, and personalized characteristics. by cleaning and filtering data that does not meet user needs, libraries can achieve precise service data. 4.3. building intelligent academic resource repositories university libraries have a vast number of printed books and digital resources, characterized by high repetition and rapid updates. this not only requires data cleaning to remove unnecessary repetitive information but also necessitates the real-time integration of new hot academic resources based on algorithms. in this context, it is particularly important to use ai technology to intelligently filter the vast amount of information in libraries. by screening, organizing, and refining professional information resources scattered across various disciplines and combining them with in-depth information development and services, libraries can provide users with comprehensive, integrated, and efficient knowledge and value-added information. ai technology can realize the intelligent and automated services of library information. by leveraging its key common technologies to deeply mine resources from multiple sources, disciplines, and data types, and constructing cross-media knowledge graphs, ai can provide deeper resource support for subject services. at the same time, ai technology can widely collect and refine knowledge sources, merge, deduplicate, and sort data meticulously, and update the resource repository in realtime to ensure that subject services always have access to cutting-edge resources. by building intelligent subject resource repositories, libraries can not only significantly improve the efficiency of resource acquisition but also ensure the accuracy, depth, and cutting-edge nature of resources. this not only provides efficient information services for discipline construction but also helps to enhance the overall level of library information resource construction. 5. conclusion the diverse and ever-changing subject information needs of users present both challenges and opportunities for university libraries. big data and artificial intelligence (ai) technologies offer powerful tools to enhance the quality of subject services in higher education institutions. the users of subject services in universities can generally be categorized into three groups: students, teachers, and researchers. students are typically at the early stages of understanding the information resources and services offered by libraries. while their knowledge is not yet comprehensive, they can make rapid progress with proper guidance. therefore, libraries need to proactively offer services to increase the accessibility of assistance for these users and enhance their ability to search for and utilize academic resources. teachers, on the other hand, require a large volume of subject-related materials, including textual information, illustrations, and video materials, to develop lesson plans, enrich classroom designs, stimulate student interest, and improve teaching effectiveness. researchers generally possess strong information retrieval skills and need subject services to provide extensive literature resources, current developments and cutting-edge analyses in their fields, as well as recommendations for publication venues. most 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[5] x. yu, j. gao. research on the strategy of embedded subject service in university library based on user demand[j]. information studies: theory & application, 2014, 37:73-76+ 82. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 8, no. 1, 2024 75 gaussian analysis of the elevator traffic under the typical office building mo shi 1, *, xiaoyan xu 2, yeol choi 1 1 school of architecture, kyungpook national university, 80 daehak-ro, buk-gu, daegu 41566, republic of korea 2 haxell elevator, room 206a, no.10-24, lane 817, shuangdan road, jiading district, shanghai 201801, china * corresponding author: mo shi (email: shimo0204@outlook.jp) abstract: elevators serve as indispensable transportation systems in contemporary buildings, facilitating vertical mobility for occupants. however, the proliferation of tall buildings has exacerbated traffic congestion issues within elevator systems. a significant number of elevator passengers voice dissatisfaction with prolonged wait times, leading to impatience and frustration. traditional approaches to address elevator traffic problems include installing additional elevators or implementing group control systems. however, these solutions often fall short due to designers' limited understanding of elevator traffic dynamics. this research seeks to address these challenges by employing gaussian analysis to comprehensively examine elevator traffic patterns within a typical office building context. by analyzing both actual monitored data and predictions generated by ls-svms, the study aims to offer valuable insights into elevator traffic behavior. additionally, the research endeavors to serve as a valuable resource for eta (elevator traffic analysis), providing designers with a deeper understanding of elevator traffic dynamics and guiding the development of more effective solutions to alleviate congestion and improve passenger experience within vertical transportation systems. through this approach, the study contributes to advancements in elevator design and operation, ultimately enhancing the functionality and efficiency of vertical transportation systems in built environments. keywords: eta (elevator traffic analysis); gaussian analysis; ls-svms; office building. 1. introduction gaussian analysis, also referred to as gaussian curve fitting or gaussian distribution fitting, is a fundamental mathematical technique employed in various fields to analyze and model datasets exhibiting characteristics of a gaussian distribution. this method involves adjusting parameters to best match the observed data to the theoretical gaussian curve. the gaussian distribution, often synonymous with the normal distribution, is a probability distribution that describes the frequency distribution of a continuous random variable. it is distinguished by its symmetric bell-shaped curve, where the majority of the data points cluster around the mean, with diminishing frequency as they deviate further from the mean. this distribution is widely encountered in nature and in various scientific disciplines due to its prevalence in phenomena such as measurement errors, biological traits, and physical processes. in general, the formula for the gaussian can be distributed as:  2 22 2 1 )(       x exf (1) where x represents the variable, μ is the mean or average value of the distribution, and σ is the standard deviation, which measures the spread or dispersion of the distribution. gaussian fitting is a computational technique pivotal in statistical analysis, involving the determination of parameters μ (mean) and σ (standard deviation) that best capture the characteristics of a dataset conforming to a gaussian distribution. this optimization process often employs sophisticated algorithms like least squares fitting or maximum likelihood estimation to iteratively refine parameter values until they closely align with the observed data points. the versatility of gaussian analysis transcends disciplinary boundaries, finding applications in an array of domains including but not limited to statistics, physics, engineering, finance, and image processing. referring to xiongwei sun et al. [1], gaussian fitting plays a pivotal role in image contrast enhancement. furthermore, many other researches also emphasize that gaussian fitting tasks such as edge detection and object recognition, enable computers to interpret and understand visual information for applications ranging from medical imaging to autonomous driving. thus, gaussian analysis stands as a cornerstone technique with broadreaching implications [2], empowering researchers and practitioners across diverse domains to extract valuable insights from complex datasets and phenomena. in the realm of traffic analysis, gaussian analysis emerges as a valuable methodology utilized to unravel the intricate dynamics of traffic flow patterns, with particular emphasis placed on its applications within transportation engineering and urban planning domains [3-5]. this analytical approach encompasses the utilization of gaussian distributions as a framework to model and dissect various parameters inherent to traffic systems. primarily, gaussian fitting involves the alignment of gaussian curves to empirical traffic data, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of crucial metrics such as vehicle speeds, traffic volumes, and other pertinent variables. by employing this methodological approach, researchers can glean invaluable insights into the underlying structure and behavior of traffic networks, thereby informing strategic decision-making processes aimed at enhancing transportation efficiency, mitigating congestion, and fostering sustainable urban development. consequently, gaussian analysis emerges as an indispensable tool in the arsenal of traffic analysts, empowering them with mathematical modeling to tackle the multifaceted challenges posed by 76 contemporary transportation systems. gaussian analysis, as applied in traffic analysis, is also utilized in eta (elevator traffic analysis), drawing from previous research. researchers have focused on using lssvms (least squares support vector machines) to analyze elevator traffic, as fei luo et al. [6] use mean square root errors as a performance index for elevator traffic prediction.    n i ii yy n mse 1 2 * 1 (2) where yi is the actual value and yi* is the predicted value. fei luo et al. [6] utilized lagrange multipliers to optimize theoretical calculations and applied ls-svms to compute mse (mean square root errors) for predicting total, incoming, and outgoing passengers. their findings closely matched actual data, suggesting ls-svms' effectiveness. the results of ls-svms are also expected that gaussian fitting could explain the eta well. moreover, dynamic passenger distribution is also analyzed according to zhifeng pan et al. [7], who delved into the dynamic passenger distribution, shedding light on the intricate interplay between passenger flows and elevator operations. this investigation not only underscores the significance of understanding temporal variations in passenger demand but also sets the stage for employing gaussian fitting techniques to dissect and interpret the underlying patterns. based on gaussian analysis, researchers anticipate gaining deeper insights into the nuances of both dynamic passenger distribution and eta, thereby enhancing the understanding of elevator traffic dynamics in complex urban environments. furthermore, the integration of gaussian analysis into eta holds the promise of offering novel perspectives and actionable insights into elevator traffic management, building upon the foundation laid by previous research [8-13] endeavors in this domain. notably, studies conducted by ahmad hammoudeh et al. [14] and qi zheng et al. [15] have contributed seminal insights into the optimization of eta models, further underscoring the significance of gaussian fitting methodologies in advancing our knowledge and methodologies for analyzing elevator traffic dynamics. the foundation of this research rests upon the seminal contributions of fei luo et al. [6], whose prior investigations laid the groundwork for understanding eta. this study reanalyzes actual monitored data gleaned from typical office buildings during the daytime hours spanning from 6:30 to 18:30. by reanalyzing this empirical dataset, this research endeavors to unearth hidden patterns and insights germane to elevator traffic dynamics within office environments. leveraging this trove of actual data, this research employs ls-svms, to achieve predictive models again. subsequently, this research employs gaussian fitting analysis as a major tool to scrutinize the aggregated elevator traffic patterns over the course of a typical workday. this comprehensive analysis encompasses not only the total elevator traffic but also dissects the constituent components, namely the entering and leaving elevator traffic. by juxtaposing the findings derived from gaussian fitting against the predictions generated by lssvms, this research aims to validate the efficacy of their predictive models while unraveling the underlying dynamics governing elevator traffic within office buildings. through this iterative process of empirical analysis and computational modeling, the research endeavors to furnish stakeholders within the domain of urban planning and transportation engineering with actionable insights aimed at optimizing elevator operations and enhancing passenger experience. 2. discussion of the elevator traffic figure 1 presents graphs displaying both actual monitored data and ls-svms predicted data, depicting elevator traffic patterns for one full daytime, entering traffic, and leaving traffic in graphs (a), (b), and (c) respectively. (a) elevator traffic per one day (b) enter elevator traffic (c) leave elevator traffic figure 1. actual elevator traffic and ls-svms predictor illustrated in figure 1, graph (a) serves as a visual representation of the fluctuating patterns of elevator traffic 77 observed over the course of a complete daytime cycle. the graph delineates three prominent peaks in elevator traffic, each coinciding with specific time intervals corresponding to the morning rush (6:30 to 9:00), the midday lunch break (11:00 to 13:30), and the end-of-day rush (16:00 to 18:00). these peaks signify periods of heightened elevator traffic activity, reflecting the ebb and flow of human traffic within the building environment. moreover, a closer examination of the graph reveals an observation: within each primary peak period, there exist two discernible sub-peaks, suggesting a temporal subdivision within the broader peak intervals. this phenomenon underscores the dynamics of elevator traffic, wherein the duration and intensity of peak periods exhibit variability, influenced by factors such as work schedules, lunch breaks, and end-of-day routines. the graphical representation not only offers a comprehensive overview of elevator traffic patterns but also provides valuable insights into the temporal distribution of passenger flows throughout the course of a typical workday. by understanding the elevator traffic per one full daytime, researchers can devise informed strategies aimed at optimizing elevator operations, minimizing congestion, and enhancing overall efficiency within the building environment. within the visual framework of figure 1, graphs (b) and (c) offer a detailed breakdown of elevator traffic patterns observed throughout the entirety of a typical workday. graph (b) provides a comprehensive portrayal of entering passenger flows over the course of the day, capturing the influx of individuals into the building environment during various time intervals. conversely, graph (c) offers complementary insights by delineating the departure patterns of passengers, depicting the egress of individuals from the building premises during corresponding time frames. together, these disaggregated graphs afford a holistic understanding of the temporal distribution of elevator traffic, shedding light on the intricate dynamics governing passenger movements within the building environment. by dissecting elevator traffic into its constituent components—entering and leaving passengers—the graphs facilitate a nuanced analysis of traffic patterns, enabling researchers to identify peak periods, detect trends, and pinpoint potential areas for optimization. moreover, the visual juxtaposition of entering and leaving passenger flows within the same temporal framework offers valuable insights into the synchronicity of traffic patterns, highlighting potential bottlenecks or congestion points within the vertical transportation system. table 1. elevator traffic rush (entering passengers) types 6:30 – 9:00 11:00 – 13:30 16:00 – 18:00 (person) (person) (person) actual 107 36 11 ls-svms 104 32 10 the visual representation provided by graph (b) in figure 1 offers valuable insights into the dynamics of entering passenger traffic within the vertical transportation system over the course of a typical workday. during the morning rush hours spanning from 6:30 to 9:00, a pronounced peak in elevator usage is observed, reflective of the influx of individuals commuting to work or arriving at the building premises to commence their daily activities. delving deeper into the quantitative aspect, table 1 furnishes empirical data corroborating the observations gleaned from graph (b), with the morning rush period registering the highest number of passengers. according to the actual monitored data, a peak of 107 passengers is recorded during this timeframe, further illustrated by the predictive capabilities of ls-svms, which anticipate 104 passengers. this convergence between actual and predictive data underscores the robustness of the analytical framework employed in modeling and forecasting entering passenger traffic patterns. despite the presence of smaller peaks during the noon and end-of-day rushes, their impact on elevator traffic remains marginal in comparison to the dominant morning rush period. these peaks, while discernible, do not exert a significant influence on overall traffic dynamics, underscoring the resilience and adaptability of the vertical transportation system to accommodate fluctuating passenger demands. table 2. elevator traffic rush (leaving passengers) types 6:30 – 9:00 11:00 – 13:30 16:00 – 18:00 (person) (person) (person) actual 10 56 103 ls-svms 9 54 102 graph (c) in figure 1 provides a visual representation of the peak observed in leaving passenger traffic within the vertical transportation system during the end-of-day rush, spanning from 16:00 to 18:00. this spike in elevator traffic is attributed to the exodus of individuals departing from work or vacating the building premises at the conclusion of the workday. complementing the graphical representation, table 2 furnishes actual monitored data corroborating the observations gleaned from graph (c), with the end-of-day rush period registering the highest number of departing passengers. according to the actual monitored data, a peak of 103 passengers was recorded during this timeframe, reflected in ls-svms, which anticipate 102 passengers. this alignment between actual observations and predictive models reaffirms the reliability and accuracy of the analytical framework employed in forecasting departing passenger traffic patterns. despite the presence of smaller peaks during the morning and noon rushes in entering passenger traffic, their impact on overall elevator traffic remains negligible. table 3. elevator traffic rush (full day time) types 6:30 – 9:00 11:00 – 13:30 16:00 – 18:00 (person) (person) (person) actual 113 136 108 ls-svms 107 123 107 while graphs (b) and (c) provide insights into the elevator traffic dynamics during the morning and end-of-day rushes, graph (a) in figure 1 sheds light on the profound influence of the noon rush on elevator usage patterns throughout a complete daytime cycle. unlike the morning and end-of-day rushes, which primarily reflect commuting patterns, the noon rush is characterized by the departure and return of employees to typical office buildings for lunch. this bi-directional movement of individuals engenders a surge in human flow and elevator traffic, and graph (a) vividly illustrates the magnitude of this phenomenon, with the noon rush exerting a pronounced impact on elevator usage over the entire daytime period. delving deeper into the quantitative aspect, table 3 corroborates the observations gleaned from the graph (a) by 78 providing actual monitored data highlighting the peak in elevator traffic during the noon rush. according to the actual monitored data, a peak of 136 passengers was recorded during this timeframe, closely aligned with the predictive estimates derived from ls-svms, which anticipate 123 passengers. 3. gaussian analysis 3.1. coding of gaussian fitting this research endeavors to provide a comprehensive overview of the elevator traffic peaks observed within a typical office building environment by leveraging gaussian analysis techniques. by systematically summarizing the temporal distribution and intensity of elevator usage during key peak periods such as the morning rush, noon rush, and end-of-day rush, researchers aim to unravel the underlying patterns and dynamics governing passenger flow within vertical transportation systems. gaussian analysis serves as a powerful analytical approach in this endeavor, offering a robust framework for dissecting complex data sets and discerning underlying trends. through gaussian analysis, researchers anticipate gaining valuable insights into the intricacies of elevator traffic dynamics, allowing for an understanding of the factors influencing passenger flow patterns and congestion within the building environment. moreover, gaussian analysis holds the potential to shed light on additional elevator traffic issues beyond the scope of the typical office building peak periods and provide the way for a more comprehensive and holistic approach to elevator traffic management and optimization. by elucidating the multifaceted nature of elevator traffic dynamics, researchers can devise targeted interventions aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, minimizing congestion, and improving overall passenger experience within the buildings. function [fitresult, gof] = createfit(time_hrs, original_data)  %createfit(time_hrs,original_data)  %  create a fit.  %  %  data for 'gaussian analysis' fit:  %      x input: time_hrs  %      y output: original_data  %  output:  %      fitresult : a fit object representing the fit.  %      gof : structure with goodness‐of fit info.  %  %  see also fit, cfit, sfit.    %  auto‐generated by matlab on 12‐apr‐2024 19:12:42      %% fit: 'gaussian analysis'.  [xdata, ydata] = preparecurvedata( time_hrs, original_data );    % set up fittype and options.  ft = fittype( 'gauss4' );  opts = fitoptions( 'method', 'nonlinearleastsquares' );  opts.display = 'off';  opts.lower = [‐inf ‐inf 0 ‐inf ‐inf 0 ‐inf ‐inf 0 ‐inf ‐inf 0]; opts.startpoint  =  [135.972  11.8528  0.384834347910326  113.135  8.3532  0.835460689595879  107.763  17.1581  0.478806296240343  93.4956660551481 12.8366 0.461278958050749];    % fit model to data.  [fitresult, gof] = fit( xdata, ydata, ft, opts );    % plot fit with data.  figure( 'name', 'gaussian analysis' );  h = plot( fitresult, xdata, ydata );  legend(  h,  'original_data  vs.  time_hrs',  'gaussian  analysis',  'location', 'northeast', 'interpreter', 'none' );  % label axes  xlabel( 'time_hrs', 'interpreter', 'none' );  ylabel( 'original_data', 'interpreter', 'none' );  grid on figure 2. code of gaussian analysis on matlab this research employs the approach to gaussian analysis, necessitating the preparation of two distinct sets of data: one capturing the temporal evolution of elevator traffic (time series data) and the other quantifying the number of passengers flowing through the elevator system. these data sets serve as the foundation for conducting gaussian analysis, offering insights into both the temporal distribution and the intensity of elevator usage patterns. leveraging the computational capabilities of matlab, utilize curve-fitting techniques to analyze the prepared data sets and derive gaussian distributions that best characterize the observed patterns. this iterative process involves refining parameters to optimize the fit between the theoretical gaussian curves and the actual monitored data and ls-swms predictor data points, thereby facilitating a comprehensive understanding of elevator traffic dynamics. figure 2 visually depicts the details of this analytical process, showcasing the specific code of gaussian analysis through matlab. the matlab code presented in this research offers a versatile framework for conducting gaussian analysis tailored to the specific requirements of different elevator traffic analyses. this adaptability is facilitated by the ability to adjust the number of terms utilized in the gaussian analysis, allowing researchers to customize the analytical approach to suit diverse scenarios and datasets. by altering the 'gauss' parameter within the fittype function, users can specify the number of gaussian functions employed in the analysis, thereby accommodating variations in elevator traffic patterns and dynamics. this level of customization is invaluable in addressing the inherent complexities of elevator traffic within different contexts, ranging from high-traffic urban environments to low-traffic residential buildings. researchers can experiment with different configurations of gaussian terms to capture varying degrees of complexity in elevator traffic patterns, facilitating a nuanced understanding of factors influencing passenger flow dynamics. this flexibility ensures that the analytical framework remains adaptable and responsive to evolving research needs and objectives, empowering researchers to derive meaningful insights from elevator traffic data and inform evidence-based decisionmaking processes. through the iterative refinement of gaussian analysis parameters, researchers can gain deeper insights into the underlying dynamics governing elevator traffic and devise targeted interventions aimed at optimizing system performance and enhancing passenger experience. 3.2. discussion of gaussian fitting results figure 3 serves as a visual representation of the gaussian fitting curves generated through matlab, offering insights into the temporal distribution of elevator traffic peaks observed over the course of a full daytime cycle. the curves in graphs (a), (b), and (c) reveal the presence of distinct peaks in elevator traffic, each corresponding to a term within the analytical gaussian function described by equations (3), (4), and (5). within this analytical framework, parameters ζ, α, and β play pivotal roles in shaping the characteristics of the gaussian curves, allowing researchers to manipulate peak height, location, and duration. by adjusting these parameters, researchers can modulate the shape and amplitude of the gaussian curves to accurately capture the dynamics of elevator traffic patterns. specifically, the peaks of the gaussian curves signify periods of heightened elevator activity, with their positions indicating the timing of peak traffic occurrences throughout the day. meanwhile, the length of the wave valleys between peaks provides insights into the 79 duration of elevated traffic levels, facilitating the understanding of passenger flow dynamics within the building environment. (a) elevator traffic per one day (b) enter elevator traffic (c) leave elevator traffic figure 3. gaussian analysis of eta graph (a) elucidates the temporal distribution of elevator traffic peaks through gaussian curves, revealing four distinct peaks corresponding to different rush hour periods within a full daytime cycle. the first peak signifies the morning rush, symbolizing the surge in elevator usage as individuals arrive at work. the second and third peaks represent the noon rush, reflecting the departure for lunch and return to work, while the fourth peak denotes the end-of-day rush as individuals leave work. this temporal distribution is further corroborated by actual monitored data in figure 1, referring to the gaussian fitting function (3) which highlights the highest number of passengers during the noon rush (ζ=116.9), followed by the morning (ζ=95.01) and end-of-day rushes (ζ=92.11) sequentially. 2 4 4 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 4321 5.18 5.6 )(                                         xxxx x x eeeexf (3) ζ1 = 116.9 (97.41, 136.4) / ζ2 = 95.01 (79.59, 110.4) ζ3 = 92.11 (79.99, 104.2) / ζ4 = 62.92 (48.97, 76.87) α1 = 11.81 (11.72, 11.89) / α2 = 8.176 (8.085, 8.267) α3 = 16.93 (16.85, 17.02) / α4 = 12.91 (12.7, 13.12) β1 = 0.4137 (0.3046, 0.5228) / β2 = 0.6589 (0.5329, 0.7848) β3 = 0.8161 (0.6894, 0.9427) / β4 = 0.6373 (0.3708, 0.9039) the gaussian fitting function (3) provides additional insights into these traffic patterns, with ζ values serving as indicators of peak heights. the noon rush, characterized by its unique departure and return dynamics for lunch breaks, exhibits two distinct peaks in both graphs and the gaussian function (ζnoon_1=116.9 / ζnoon_2=62.92). the presence of two peaks is reflected in the gaussian curves, with the respective ζ values representing the peak heights for each sub-period of the noon rush. 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 321 5.18 5.6 )(                                xxx x x eeexf (4) ζ1 = 100.9 (97.26, 104.4) / ζ2 = 101.5 (97.65, 105.3) ζ3 = 18.12 (16.69, 19.56) α1 = 8.345 (8.335, 8.355) / α2 = 7.847 (7.836, 7.858) α3 = 12.7 (12.45, 12.94) β1 = 0.2292 (0.2126, 0.2458) / β2 = 0.2264 (0.2121, 0.2407) β3 = 3.668 (3.273, 4.063) 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 321 5.18 5.6 )(                                xxx x x eeexf (5) ζ1 = 95.8 (87.99, 103.6) / ζ2 = 89.98 (85.32, 94.63) ζ3 = 38.46 (34.56, 42.36) α1 = 16.58 (16.57, 16.59) / α2 = 17.1 (17.08, 17.12) α3 = 11.95 (11.89, 12) β1 = 0.1688 (0.1537, 0.184) / β2 = 0.3482 (0.3133, 0.3831) β3 = 0.6589 (0.5815, 0.7362) graphs (b) and (c) serve as visual representations of elevator traffic dynamics for entering and leaving passengers throughout a full daytime cycle. in graph (b), three distinct peaks emerge, each reflecting variations in entering passenger flow. the morning rush is characterized by two prominent peaks, indicative of heightened elevator activity as individuals arrive at work. meanwhile, the noon rush exhibits a softer peak, likely attributed to individuals leaving for lunch breaks and returning to work. the gaussian fitting function (4) further elucidates these observations, revealing ζ values of 100.9 and 101.5 for the two main peaks during the morning 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 time (hrs) 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 original data gaussian curve 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 time (hrs) 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 original data gaussian curve 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 time (hrs) 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 original data gaussian curve 80 rush, indicative of their respective peak heights. conversely, the noon rush entering passenger peak is characterized by a lower ζ value of 18.12, reflecting its comparatively softer intensity. conversely, in the graph (c), the temporal distribution of elevator traffic peaks for leaving passengers is depicted, highlighting three distinct peaks corresponding to different rush hour periods. the end-of-day rush is characterized by two main peaks, reflecting the heightened activity as individuals leave work. additionally, a softer peak is observed during the noon rush, likely attributed to individuals leaving for lunch. the gaussian fitting function (5) further elucidates these observations, revealing ζ values of 95.8 and 89.98 for the two main peaks during the end-of-day rush, indicative of their respective peak heights. conversely, the noon rush peak for leaving passengers is characterized by a lower ζ value of 38.46, reflecting its comparatively softer intensity compared to the end-of-day rush peaks. 3.3. goodness of fit assessing the quality of gaussian curve fitting is crucial for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of the analytical results. in table 4, various metrics, including sse (sum of squares error), r2 (coefficient of determination), adjusted r2 (adjusted coefficient of determination), and rmse (root mean square error), are utilized to gauge the goodness of fit for each gaussian curve. a lower sse indicates a better fit between the curve and the data points, while higher r2 and adjusted r2 values signify a stronger correlation between the predicted and actual values. additionally, a lower rmse indicates smaller deviations between predicted and observed values, implying higher accuracy in the curve-fitting process. by comparing these metrics across different gaussian curves, researchers can identify the most suitable model that accurately captures the underlying patterns in elevator traffic dynamics. table 4. goodness of fit types full day enter left sse 55090 3173 16460 rmse 19.91 4.467 7.707 r2 0.6345 0.9786 0.9195 adjusted r2 0.6056 0.9776 0.9172 table 4 provides the results of the sse (sum of squares error) to quantify the discrepancies between each different gaussian fitting curve, and the sum of squares due to the error of sse can be calculated as the equation (6) below:    n i iii yywsse 1 2)ˆ( (6) the sse (sum of squares error) serves as a crucial metric for evaluating the accuracy of gaussian curve fitting in representing elevator traffic patterns. a lower sse value signifies a tighter fit between the gaussian curve and the observed data points, indicating higher precision in modeling elevator traffic dynamics. the analysis in table 4 reveals that the elevator traffic for one full daytime exhibits the largest sse value, suggesting a higher degree of variability and complexity in this scenario. this could be attributed to the diverse range of activities and fluctuations in passenger flow throughout the entire workday. conversely, the sse for leaving passenger traffic ranks below that of one full daytime traffic, indicating a relatively better fit for the leaving traffic scenario. interestingly, the entering passenger flow demonstrates the smallest sse value, indicating the best fit among the analyzed scenarios. this suggests that the gaussian analysis effectively captures the patterns and trends inherent in entering passenger flow data, outperforming its fitting for leaving passenger flow and overall daytime traffic. mse (mean square error) also plays a pivotal role in assessing the precision of gaussian curve fitting in modeling elevator traffic dynamics, and the mean squared error of mse can be calculated as the equation (7) below:    n i iii yyw nn sse mse 1 2)ˆ( 1 (7) equation (7) serves as a pivotal tool for understanding the relationship between sse and mse, fundamental metrics used to evaluate the accuracy of gaussian curve fitting. by dividing sse by the number of data points (n), mse is derived, providing a normalized measure of the error between predicted and observed values. due to the relationship between sse and mse, similar to sse, a lower mse value signifies a tighter fit between the gaussian curve and the observed data points. essentially, a lower mse suggests that the predicted values are, on average, closer to the actual observations, indicating higher precision in modeling elevator traffic dynamics. moreover, rooting the value of mse, the value of rmse can be calculated as the equation (8) shows below:    n i iii yyw nn sse msermse 1 2)ˆ( 1 (8) analysis of table 4 reveals notable discrepancies in the accuracy of gaussian curve fitting across different elevator traffic scenarios. the entering passenger flow stands out for its remarkably low rmse value of 4.467, indicating a high degree of precision in modeling elevator traffic dynamics. this suggests that the gaussian three-term function effectively captures the underlying patterns and trends observed in entering passenger flow data, resulting in a highly accurate representation. conversely, the leaving passenger flow exhibits a slightly higher rmse value of 7.707, indicating a somewhat less precise fitting compared to the entering passenger flow based on the same gaussian three-term function. of note, the full daytime elevator traffic scenario demonstrates the least accurate fitting, as evidenced by the highest rmse value of 19.91. this suggests that the gaussian four-term model struggles to accurately represent the complex and dynamic nature of elevator traffic patterns observed throughout an entire workday. factors such as varying traffic intensities, peak periods, and human behavior dynamics may contribute to the higher level of error in this situation. the relationship between sse and rmse findings and those of r2 and adjusted r2 metrics sheds light on the effectiveness of gaussian curve fitting across different 81 elevator traffic scenarios. the entering passenger flow emerges as the most accurately fitted scenario, evident from its highest r2 value. this signifies a strong correlation between the predicted values and the observed data points, indicating that the gaussian curve fitting model effectively captures the underlying patterns in entering passenger flow data. in contrast, the leaving passenger flow demonstrates a relatively lower r2 value of 0.9195. while still indicating a substantial correlation, this suggests a somewhat weaker fit compared to entering passenger flow. notably, the elevator traffic for one full daytime exhibits the lowest r2 and adjusted r2 values. this also suggests that the gaussian four-term model struggles to accurately represent the complex and dynamic nature of elevator traffic patterns observed throughout an entire workday. 3.4. summarization of gaussian analysis across analyzing the gaussian fitting results in detail, it becomes evident that elevator traffic dynamics can be effectively summarized and modeled using the gaussian function presented as function (9) shown below: 22 2 2 2 1 1 ...)( 21                        n x n xx n eeexf        (9) where parameters ζ, α, and β play pivotal roles in characterizing these dynamics: ζ signifies peak values, providing information on passenger flow intensity during the morning rush, noon rush, and end-of-day rush. α represents the precise timing of peak elevator usage, while β delineates the duration of each rush period. moreover, the characteristics of the gaussian function allow for adjusting the number of terms in function (9), enabling the accommodation of varying numbers of peaks to suit different elevator traffic scenarios. by mapping the time interval from 6:30 to 18:30 onto the value of x, researchers can analyze elevator traffic patterns throughout a typical workday comprehensively. this approach facilitates a nuanced understanding of peak periods and their temporal distribution. leveraging function (9), researchers can make informed decisions to optimize elevator operations, manage congestion, and improve passenger experience within built environments. 4. conclusion eta (elevator traffic analysis) plays a crucial role within group control systems, optimizing elevator operations to efficiently manage passenger flow within buildings. this research focuses on elevator traffic dynamics within typical office buildings, recognizing the importance of understanding and improving vertical transportation systems. by employing gaussian analysis, the research endeavors to develop a comprehensive model that captures the inherent complexities of elevator traffic patterns. the gaussian model is expected to be a valuable reference for elevator transportation engineering, facilitating informed decision-making processes aimed at enhancing elevator efficiency, reducing congestion, and improving overall passenger experience. through this endeavor, the study contributes to advancements in elevator traffic analysis methodologies and the assistance for innovation and optimization in vertical transportation systems within built environments. by examining the performance of ls-svms in predicting elevator traffic and comparing it with actual monitored data, this study underscores the effectiveness and rationality of using ls-svms as a predictive tool in elevator traffic analysis. furthermore, the study evaluates the applicability of the gaussian function in modeling elevator traffic dynamics by comparing results obtained from actual monitored data and ls-svms predictions. through this analysis, the research demonstrates the validity and rationality of utilizing the gaussian function to characterize elevator traffic patterns in specific building contexts. this approach provides a framework for understanding and analyzing elevator usage dynamics, enabling designers to make informed decisions regarding elevator system design, operation, and optimization. the gaussian four-term function in this research may lack the specificity required to accurately model elevator traffic throughout a full workday, particularly regarding the intricacies of entering and leaving passenger flows. however, there is optimism that by adjusting the terms and parameters of the gaussian function, informed by equation (9), its efficacy in representing elevator traffic patterns can be significantly improved. this adjustment could involve modifying the number of terms within the function to better align with observed data patterns, as well as fine-tuning parameters such as ζ, α, and β to accurately capture the nuances of elevator usage dynamics. this research places significant emphasis on leveraging gaussian analysis techniques to understand and analyze elevator traffic dynamics comprehensively. the findings also distinguish between simple gaussian functions (fewer equation terms), which offer a straightforward representation of elevator traffic patterns for easy comprehension, and complex gaussian functions (more equation terms), which provide a more nuanced and accurate depiction. by comparing these two types of functions, the study aims to provide designers with a range of analytical tools suited to their specific needs and preferences. for instance, simple gaussian functions may be preferable in scenarios where a broad overview of elevator 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[16] jorma kilpi, and ilkka norros, “testing the gaussian approximation of aggregate traffic,” association for computing machinery, pp. 49–61, nov. 2002. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 101 the transformation of computer fundamentals education driven by “deepseek” -taking the course “principles of computer composition” as an example yonghui zi, yingying miao *, cairong pi school of computing, guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan guangdong, 523668, china * corresponding author: yingying miao (email: miaoyingying1991@163.com) abstract: in the current teaching process of computer fundamentals courses, challenges such as numerous and complex knowledge points, abstract and obscure concepts, a disconnect between theoretical instruction and practical training, as well as a lack of systematization and relevance in practical exercises have emerged. these issues have impacted the teaching of computer fundamentals courses. with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology, how can we leverage deep learning techniques and the deepseek model to overcome the limitations inherent in traditional classroom teaching? this approach aims to revitalize courses like “principles of computer composition” by integrating dynamic elements into both theoretical instruction and practical training. we propose introducing the deepseek model and artificial intelligence technology” reform framework into foundational computer education. this initiative seeks to better harness cutting-edge technologies to serve core curricula, guiding students toward proactive theoretical learning and active participation in the learning process. ultimately, it cultivates students' ability to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application. keywords: artificial intelligence; deepseek model; teaching reform; principles of computer composition. 1. introduction the computer fundamentals course is designed to cultivate student mastery of computer software and hardware, as well as foundational knowledge, methodologies, and skills in their applications [1]. students proficient in utilizing modern computer hardware and software environments and tools, gain insight into cutting-edge developments within the computer science discipline, and develop into versatile professionals equipped with solid theoretical foundations, broad specialized knowledge, strong character, innovative thinking, and robust capabilities in computer application system analysis, design, and engineering practice [2]. as the core of foundational computer courses, “principles of computer composition” serves as a bridge between past and future knowledge, forming an enduring knowledge system that constitutes the core competitiveness of computer science [3]. it provides the essential foundation and guarantee for learning applied computer knowledge. through the study of computer organization principles, students will develop a systematic perspective on computer architecture. they will grasp the composition and operational principles of the five core hardware components the controller, arithmetic logic unit, memory, and input/output systems and deepen their understanding of the coordination process between computer hardware and software instructions, further cultivate students' ability to solve complex engineering problems [4]. due to the abstract and obscure nature of foundational computer science concepts, numerous challenges arise in actual teaching and practical implementation. for instance: theoretical instruction and hands-on training often operate as two separate entities. concepts in computer architecture are highly abstract, with numerous complex knowledge points. practical experiments may be scattered across different chapters, lacking systematic organization and targeted focus. this results in insufficient depth in theoretical teaching and experiments failing to align with theoretical instruction, leading to a “triple disconnect” between theory and practice [5][6]. other pressing issues include students' lack of proactive engagement, ineffective integration of ideological and political education elements, and scarcity of vivid teaching cases. these challenges represent the most urgent problems requiring resolution in foundational computer courses like computer organization principles at the current stage. in january 2025, china's deepseek released its deepseek model, marking a new breakthrough in generative ai technology [7]. as one of the most transformative technologies of the 21st century, artificial intelligence is reshaping our world at an unprecedented pace. from voice assistants in smartphones to self-driving cars, from medical diagnostics to financial analysis, it has permeated every facet of human life. as a breakthrough ai technology, the deepseek model achieves efficient reasoning capabilities by optimizing the inference process, significantly reducing computational resource consumption. utilizing the deepseek model in computer fundamentals education to drive pedagogical transformation across multiple dimensions “teaching”, “learning” and “nurturing”, promoting the transformation of foundational computer education is a novel challenge worthy of deep consideration by every educator. 2. transformation pathways for computer fundamentals education driven by the “deepseek model” 2.1. integrating mobile internet and classroom teaching activities to innovate teaching models in contemporary university teaching, computer multimedia 102 is widely employed to support instructional activities. by integrating text, audio, video, animation, and other media formats, it offers significant convenience for teaching [8]. therefore, computer-based multimedia teaching systems have gained widespread popularity among both teachers and students, leading to their rapid adoption and promotion. with the continuous advancement of hardware and software technologies, multimedia-assisted teaching activities are also undergoing constant evolution. with the advancement of the internet of things, cloud computing, 5g, and smart technologies, we are reimagining the classroom environment to create a new learning space that supports both student learning and teacher instruction. this involves fully leveraging sensor technology, iot technology, multimedia technology, and cloud computing technology. in the internet era, the purpose of learning is no longer merely to pass down knowledge from predecessors; innovation is the key. cultivating innovative talent is the paramount priority of education. the development of innovative talent must help learners establish a unique, personalized knowledge system. memorization is no longer the most important skill or goal; learning to think innovatively is crucial. in the “teaching” process, a new classroom model aligned with the principle of “student-centered learning with teacher-guided instruction” must be created. approaching it through elements like learning objectives, content, classroom ideological guidance, teaching methods, learning activities, and outcomes. by leveraging mobile internet technology in instruction, we achieve shifts from: teaching-centered to learning-centered classrooms, monolithic to integrated classrooms lecture-based to discussion-based classrooms closed to open classrooms summative to formative evaluations homogeneous education to differentiated cultivation. mobile internet enters the classroom, breaking traditional teaching models by permitting students to bring phones and laptops to class and allowing unrestricted internet access during lessons. this guides students to utilize mobile internet for collaborative learning activities that “coexist peacefully and complement each other's strengths”, gradually shifting from traditional teaching's emphasis on “lower-order cognitive” objectives like recall, comprehension, and application toward cultivating “higher-order innovation” skills such as independent analysis and exploratory creativity. since the 16th national congress of the communist party of china, cultivating “a large number of top-tier innovative talents” has been established as a key objective in education. the goal of building an innovative nation has created a historic opportunity for the growth of such elite innovators. the importance of high-quality innovative talent to the development of the nation and the people cannot be overstated. university education serves as fertile ground for cultivating innovative talent, with university classrooms at the forefront of this endeavor. teaching activities within these classrooms must strike a balance: while respecting textbook knowledge to form a “teacher + textbook” model, students should also leverage the vast amount of data and information available on the internet to broaden their horizons, achieve mutual corroboration and mutual reinforcement. in today's era marked by the rapid advancement of generative ai technologies epitomized by the “deepseek model”, educators teaching foundational computer science courses like “principles of computer composition” can leverage mobile internet and the “deepseek model” to simplify complex theoretical concepts, visualize digital logic circuits and hardware design, animate memory and i/o system operations, and make bus data flow tangible. students can also use mobile internet and the deepseek model to follow the instructor's reasoning and complete classroom tasks, avoiding learning difficulties caused by weak foundational knowledge or limited thinking. thus, the “teaching” phase gradually shifts from being “textbookcentered, teacher-centered, classroom-centered” to being “student development-centered, student learning-centered, learning outcomes-centered”. this promotes students' transition from passive learning to active exploration and innovation, realizing the party's 20th national congress report's integrated approach to education, science and technology, and talent development. it achieves the goal of “enhancing independent talent cultivation and fostering innovative talents”. 2.2. project-based learning promotes deep learning and knowledge system establishment among students in the theoretical instruction of foundational computer courses, exemplified by “principles of computer composition”, students encounter issues in the “learning” phase, including inconsistent depth of comprehension, incomplete knowledge frameworks, incomplete mastery of key concepts during post-class review, and insufficient coverage in knowledge reinforcement. these shortcomings negatively impact students' motivation and erode their confidence in learning. addressing students' learning challenges is an urgent priority. we must help them shed the psychological burden associated with learning, fully unleash their motivation and potential, and foster a spirit of diligent study. in instructional design, leveraging mobile internet and the “deepseek model”, we transform teaching into project-based learning. this approach centers on projects as the vehicle, students as the focus, and problems as the guide. learning revolves around a complete, authentic project, integrating and applying acquired knowledge and skills throughout the process to solve real-world problems. this cultivates comprehensive competencies, promotes deep learning, and facilitates the construction of knowledge frameworks. using the memory chapter content from the “principles of computer composition” course as an example for projectbased learning, using 1k*8bit 2114 memory chips to configure a 2k*8bit memory module, students will study the memory chapter content. before project commencement, establish key elements of real-world work scenarios, including project timelines, knowledge requirements analysis, task decomposition, team allocation, and a multidimensional project evaluation system. specifically: 1) duration: 2 class periods 2) knowledge requirements: memory concepts, memory hierarchy, memory classification, memory-cpu connections, memory expansion types, etc 3) task breakdown: knowledge point summarization, diagram presentation, group sharing, group evaluation, etc 4) resource utilization: textbooks, mobile internet, and the “deepseek model” 5) grouping: 6 students per group (total 36 students) 6) evaluation system: each group elects one representative to form the judging panel and two members to serve as audience judges. (including the instructor to ensure an odd 103 number of judges). the project requires full participation from both teachers and students. during implementation, students take the lead while teachers transition into guiding roles, enhancing students' interest and motivation. in knowledge acquisition, students proactively utilize textbooks, mobile internet, and the “deepseek model” for learning, thereby avoiding the issue of students solely using smartphones to browse short videos or play games in class. task allocation and teamwork among members are crucial for project success. instruction should help students integrate team resources and apply acquired knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems. project outcomes are evaluated across multiple dimensions during the presentation phase, including speech content, delivery techniques, personal demeanor, impact, and time management. undertaking a project inspires students both intellectually and practically, comprehensively developing their self-directed learning and collaborative abilities. this approach promotes students' holistic development in moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic, and labor education, focusing on cultivating general competencies, professional expertise, practical application skills, applied innovation capabilities, and cross-cultural competence. 2.3. diversified experimental and practical training to teach students in accordance with their aptitude the theoretical instruction and practical training in foundational computer courses, exemplified by “principles of computer composition”, suffer from a disconnect between theory and practice. practical experiments are scattered across different chapters, lacking systematic organization and targeted focus, resulting in insufficient depth in theoretical teaching and experiments that fail to keep pace with theoretical instruction. this creates a threefold disconnect between theory and practice. diversifying experimental training and implementing tailored instruction for students with varying foundational knowledge are urgent measures that must be implemented. as early as over 2,500 years ago, the fourth plenary session of the 19th central committee of the communist party of china pointed out that we should " leverage the strengths of online education and artificial intelligence, innovate educational and learning methods, accelerate the development of an open and flexible education system that serves everyone and is tailored to individual needs, and build a learning society." with the rapid advancement of information technology, it has become feasible to leverage mobile internet and the deepseek model in university practical training to tailor instruction to students with varying foundational knowledge. this approach breaks down the boundaries between virtual and physical learning environments, expands effective educational offerings, integrates learning resources, and enhances teaching outcomes. (1) comprehensive analysis of students before developing practical training manuals, teacher must observe student performance during theoretical lectures to evaluate their mastery of theoretical knowledge. simultaneously, they should conduct class-wide surveys and individual interviews with most students to understand their expectations for training methods. this comprehensive assessment should account for individual differences, including intellectual capacity, practical skills, personality traits, and values to ensure a fair and reasonable evaluation. (2) develop targeted practical training manuals at present, in university teaching, practical training manuals remain fixed in both content and methodology. this leads to some students finding the training overly challenging and struggling to comprehend the manuals, causing them to rely on peers to “skipping class” and fail to meet training requirements. when developing these manuals, leveraging ai technology like the deepseek model enables comprehensive student analysis to create three tiers a, b, and c tailored to diverse needs. category a targets students with strong foundational knowledge, featuring appropriately increased training difficulty to enhance their critical thinking and innovation skills. category b caters to students with average foundational knowledge, emphasizing the consolidation of core concepts to improve their learning capabilities. category c addresses students with relatively weaker foundational knowledge, focusing on the acquisition of basic concepts and boosting their learning motivation. the highest achievable score in each tier serves as the upper limit for assessment: tier a caps at 100 points, tier b at 85 points, and tier c at 75 points. using the memory chapter content from “principles of computer composition” course as an example for developing a practical training manual, this guide demonstrates how to configure a 2k*8-bit memory using 1k*8-bit 2114 memory chips. 1) class a practical training manual specifications:  calculate the number of 1k*8 bit memory chips required, including computational process and principle analysis;  determine the number of data and address lines for the memory, including computational process and principle analysis;  explain the operating principle and representation method of the chip select signal line;  explain the operating principle and representation method of the read/write signal line;  explain the operating principle and representation method of the nand gate;  produce precise diagrams. 2) class b practical training manual specifications:  determine the number of 1k*8 memory chips required and justify the decision;  specify the number of data and address lines for the memory and justify the decision;  representation method for the chip select signal line;  representation method for the read/write signal line;  representation method for the nand gate;  complete the schematic diagram; 3) class c practical training manual specifications:  determine the number of 1k*8 memory chips required;  quantify the data and address lines of the memory;  representation method for chip select signal lines;  representation method for read/write signal lines;  diagramming. 3. conclusion the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology has brought the reform of computer fundamentals education to a critical juncture. the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology has brought the reform of computer fundamentals education to a critical juncture. the essence of 104 curriculum reform integrating mobile internet with the deepseek model lies in fully leveraging internet and artificial intelligence technologies to address challenges in education. this approach transforms traditional “teaching”, “learning”, and “nurturing paradigms”, delivering a fresh experience for both educators and students. it ensures teaching practices keep pace with contemporary developments and technological advancements, catering to both the needs of the majority and personalized learning requirements. this enables truly tailored instruction, thereby enhancing teaching efficiency. guided by the spirit of the 20th cpc national congress, we are exploring innovative models for educational leadership to serve the “free and comprehensive development” of every student. acknowledgments [fund project] research and practice on the teaching reform of 'java web application development' course based on project-driven approach (project no: gkzlgc 2025022). references [1] chen yiming. research on course teaching environments and instructional models in the “internet plus” era [j]. journal of southwest normal university, 2016(3): 228-232. 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[8] wang li, wang lizhen. research on building a first-class blended online-offline course in computer organization principles based on obe [j]. china modern education equipment, 2023(1): 73-75, 79. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 35 design and implementation of a flexible raindrop sensor mingyu zhang * suzhou vocational institute of industrial technology, suzhou jiangsu, 215104, china * corresponding author email: 00763@siit.edu.cn abstract: hangzhou's "six little dragons" – namely deepseek, unitree robotics, cloudminds robotics, brainco, kuaike technology, and game science – have created a sensation in the global tech circle, demonstrating the strong strength and great potential of china's technological innovation to the world. these six enterprises cover fields such as artificial intelligence (ai), robotics, brain-computer interface (bci), cloud-based design software systems, and game development. the rise of the "six little dragons" fully reflects hangzhou's first-mover advantage in fostering and developing new-quality productive forces. against the backdrop of accelerating the in-depth integration of technological innovation and industrial innovation, achieving high-level technological self-reliance and self-improvement, and building a world power in science and technology, it is of great significance to study how to replicate hangzhou's innovative genes in suzhou. therefore, combining the innovative practices of the "six little dragons" and related issues, this paper conducts an in-depth analysis from aspects including fostering pioneering technology enterprises, building an open-source innovative industrial ecosystem with full-factor support, creating a relaxed and orderly business environment, stimulating the endogenous driving force of enterprise innovation, promoting the cultivation of new-format industries in emerging fields, and advancing the development of future industries from scattered points to a cohesive force. it is expected to provide theoretical guidance and practical reference for suzhou's high-quality development. keywords: new-quality productive forces; pioneering technology enterprises; hangzhou's "six little dragons". 1. introduction hangzhou's "six little dragons" refer to six emerging enterprises in hangzhou that stand at the forefront of new technology fields, hold influence in their industries, and focus on areas such as robotics, ai, game development, and bci. they are game science, deepseek, unitree robotics, cloudminds robotics, brainco, and kuaike technology, known as the "mysterious oriental power". the common characteristics of these six enterprises are: short establishment time (even kuaike technology, the oldest one, has only been founded for 14 years), cutting-edge technology, rapid valuation growth, and all being rooted in the west hangzhou sci-tech corridor. the rise of deepseek can be called a textbook example of "counterattack". founded in 2023, this company trained a large model with performance comparable to gpt-4o using only 2,000 gpus (graphics processing units), at a cost only 1/30 of that of similar models by openai. this "pinduoduo-style approach in the ai field" has directly shaken the united states' monopoly in the ai sector. unitree robotics, on the other hand, occupies 70% of the global market share with its quadruped robot products; even elon musk has shared videos of its demonstrations on social media, making it a model of china's high-tech products going global. different from leading technology enterprises and traditional "hidden champion" smes, the pioneering technology enterprises represented by hangzhou's "six little dragons" are not only "pathfinders" of cutting-edge disruptive technologies and discontinuous innovation but also "architects" of the innovation ecosystem. they demonstrate systematic innovation capabilities – from revolutionary technological breakthroughs to rapid scenario-based applications, and then to the activation of the industrial ecosystem – effectively promoting the in-depth integration of technological innovation and industrial innovation. against the backdrop of the interweaving of a new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation, comprehensively strengthening the dominant position of enterprises in technological innovation, driving the organic integration and mutual promotion of the organized missiondriven innovation ecosystem led by leading technology enterprises and the distributed emergent innovation ecosystem led by pioneering technology enterprises (with scenarios as the driver) has become a key engine for upgrading the national strategic sci-tech strength and comprehensively improving the efficiency of the national innovation system. it injects strong impetus into building a modern industrial system and promoting the development of new-quality productive forces. 2. enlightenment from the rise of hangzhou's "six little dragons" 2.1. ecological cultivation of innovation chains and industrial chains the "breakthrough" of hangzhou's "six little dragons" in innovation is essentially the result of the in-depth coupling of innovation chains and industrial chains. by building a new paradigm driven by both technology and scenarios, hangzhou has taken enterprises as the main body to create a new innovation ecosystem featuring the "integration of the four chains" – mission-driven, scenario-led, enterprise-dominated, capital-empowered, and policy-supported. this ecosystem realizes the in-depth integration of enterprise-led technological innovation and industrial innovation, stimulates the endogenous growth vitality of technology-based smes, and promotes the clustered rise of pioneering technology enterprises and the continuous release of new-quality productive forces. hangzhou regards the city itself as a "scenario laboratory", seizes the opportunity of scenario 36 driven innovation, opens up multi-level strategic scenario resources, builds a collaborative innovation platform integrating industry, university, research, and application, and promotes the wide application and iterative upgrading of innovative technologies in scenarios such as smart cities, intelligent manufacturing, medical and health care, and education, culture, and tourism. for example, the r&d of humanoid robots by cloudminds robotics has benefited from the scenario-driven intelligent transformation of hangzhou's manufacturing industry – the government has accelerated the concept verification and iterative upgrading of new technologies by opening up application scenarios and providing testing platforms. brainco's bci technology is deeply integrated with the clinical scenarios of local medical institutions, achieving technological breakthroughs and product innovation through joint r&d and clinical trials[1-5]. specifically: technological breakthroughs create possibilities for scenario innovation; scenario applications verify the feasibility of technologies while feeding back improvement needs and providing high-quality scenariobased datasets; and industrial upgrading provides a broader space for the further development of technologies and scenarios. these three aspects promote each other, forming a spiral upward cycle of "technology-scenario-industry" and accelerating the cultivation and development of new-quality productive forces. hangzhou has formed a unique cultural atmosphere for innovation and entrepreneurship, characterized by adherence to long-termism and pursuit of product quality. as feng ji, the producer of black myth: wukong, said, hangzhou's relatively gentle pace allows entrepreneurs to calm down and polish their products. this cultural atmosphere enables enterprises to focus on technological innovation and product r&d. for instance, unitree robotics has gained a good reputation in the capital and industrial circles due to its continuous refinement of products. this cultural trait of focusing on long-term value provides important support for the continuous innovation of enterprises[6-11]. hangzhou's government has demonstrated unique foresight and pragmatism in supporting innovation and entrepreneurship. it has adopted a precise "one enterprise, one policy" support strategy to provide substantial support for start-ups. this support is not only reflected in capital but also covers multiple dimensions such as r&d support, talent introduction, and office space. notably, hangzhou's government provides strong support for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, different from the practice of other cities that only focus on leading enterprises. the government's support is manifested in specific aspects. for example, kuaike technology received a 1.5 million yuan subsidy from the government of shangcheng district, hangzhou, in its early stage of establishment. the government's forward-looking investment promotion strategy has also significantly enhanced hangzhou's attractiveness to overseas talents – for example, when officials from the zhejiang provincial government visited the united states for inspection, they successfully attracted the founder of kuaike technology to return to china for entrepreneurship. 2.2. convenient capital support system hangzhou adheres to proactive services and targeted policies, and tolerates innovation failures. in terms of total capital, hangzhou's financial investment in science and technology accounts for over 15%, providing continuous capital support for sci-tech enterprises. in terms of capital supply entities, by the end of 2024, hangzhou had more than 2,000 financial enterprises of various types and over 300 provincial-level financial institutions. these enterprises and institutions can provide financial products covering the entire life cycle and data-driven risk control services, having served more than 10,000 tech enterprises cumulatively. in terms of policy flexibility, hangzhou allows high-tech enterprises to undergo trial and error and iteration. for example, hangzhou's innovation guidance fund provides compensation of 30% to 50% of the actual investment for failed projects, and applications can be processed online, which is both efficient and convenient. hangzhou adheres to the governance philosophy of "we take charge of providing sunshine and rain; you take charge of thriving and growing". the "talent code" launched by yuhang district integrates 287 services, allowing entrepreneurs to "travel across hangzhou with one code". westlake university allows professor teams to hold 70% of the shares in spin-off enterprises, far exceeding the 15%-30% ratio of traditional universities. the creativity released by this institutional breakthrough is amazing – in 2023, 11 professor-founded enterprises of the university had obtained financing, among which 3 had a valuation exceeding 1 billion us dollars. hangzhou bank has been deeply engaged in sci-tech finance for 15 years. from the early stage of "daring not to lend if unable to understand the technology", it has now built a financial ecosystem covering the entire life cycle of enterprises. its "tech innovation 3.0 model" solves risk control problems through data-driven approaches, with the non-performing loan ratio of sci-tech loans being only 0.76%, far lower than the industry average. more importantly, there is the "bamboo forest effect" in the capital structure – there are not only industrial capitals such as alibaba strategic investment but also funds focusing on high-tech such as ginkgo valley capital, as well as private capitals spilled over from traditional manufacturing, forming a diversified support system. in future sci-tech city, the government has systematically reduced living costs through price-limited housing (with rent being 40% of the market price) and a monthly subsidy of 8,000 yuan for doctors. in yunqi town, "xixi night talks" have become an undercurrent channel for technical exchanges. in recent years, hangzhou has spared no effort in talent introduction: undergraduate graduates can receive a subsidy of 10,000 yuan for working in hangzhou, master's graduates 30,000 yuan, and doctoral graduates up to 100,000 yuan; some talents can even receive a housing subsidy of 1 million yuan. hangzhou has established a sound innovative capital support system. the government has set up a fund for the transformation of scientific and technological achievements to help enterprises cross the "valley of death". at the same time, an active venture capital ecosystem provides sufficient capital support for enterprises. for example, deepseek has recently attracted the attention of many investment institutions, and its valuation has attracted much market attention. 2.3. high-quality local talent cultivation base hangzhou's talent strategy shows unique advantages. as a key talent cultivation base, zhejiang university has provided a large number of talents for the "six little dragons". among them, the founders of deepseek, cloudminds robotics, and kuaike technology all graduated from zhejiang university. 37 with its high entrepreneurship rate and innovative spirit, zhejiang university injects continuous impetus into hangzhou's innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. notably, hangzhou's innovative enterprises show a significant feature of youthfulness. the average age of employees at unitree robotics is 30, and the average age of the core creative team at game science is only 32. this young talent structure brings innovative vitality and development momentum to enterprises. most founders of hangzhou's "six little dragons" are not from hangzhou, and many of them did not start their businesses in hangzhou initially. attracted by hangzhou's talent policies, they have successively chosen to settle in hangzhou. for example, feng ji, the founder of game science, previously worked at tencent in shenzhen and later moved his company to hangzhou; wang xingxing, the founder of unitree robotics, is from ningbo and started his business in hangzhou after resigning from dji in shenzhen. hangzhou provides five categories, 27 subcategories, and more than 100 talent services for high-level talents through the "talent code". for example, engineers from game science were seconded to kuaike technology through the "technical expert sharing" module of hangzhou's "talent code" to solve 3d rendering problems. hangzhou has also innovated the patent income dividend mechanism to encourage talents to actively promote the transformation of scientific and technological innovation achievements and realize sustainable innovation. hangzhou clearly stipulates that 70% of the income from job-related inventions of university teachers belongs to individuals. an ai team from zhejiang university developed an industrial ai algorithm that was valued at 120 million yuan and used to acquire shares in an enterprise, providing important basic algorithm support for deepseek. 2.4. collaborative development of the industrial ecosystem hangzhou has built a complete industrial innovation ecosystem. from the establishment of zhejiang lab in 2017 to the planning of a 1,000-mu ai industrial park in yuhang district in 2022, hangzhou has gradually formed a new industrial structure of "computing infrastructure – algorithm r&d – scenario implementation". this systematic industrial layout provides a favorable development environment for innovative enterprises. the presence of alibaba has had an important impact on hangzhou's technological innovation ecosystem. known as the "whampoa military academy of internet technology", alibaba has cultivated a large number of tech talents and also driven the formation of early venture capital teams. this virtuous cycle of the industrial ecosystem provides strong support for the development of the "six little dragons". 3. suggestions for suzhou's future development the replication and transfer of the innovation experience behind hangzhou's phenomenon is by no means a simple transplantation of policy tools, but a deep grasp of the underlying logic of nurturing new-quality productive forces. it requires building a "talent – scenario – capital – system" four-in-one innovation ecosystem in line with local conditions, promoting the integration of the four chains, and providing a "suzhou solution" for building enterprises as the main body to drive technological innovation and lead the development of new-quality productive forces. through research, this project puts forward the following suggestions. 3.1. promote the integration of industry, university, and research for talent cultivation under the "integration of the four chains" in the in-depth integration of industry, university, and research for a long time, there has been a disconnect between science and technology and the economy in china (often described as "two separate skins"), and the innovation chain has also been separated from the industrial chain, capital chain, and talent chain for a long time. with the in-depth operation of the market mechanism in enterprises, universities, research institutes, financial institutions, science and technology intermediaries, and other fields, the competition among enterprises in the market is no longer limited to product competition, but has expanded to the competition of enterprises' innovation capabilities and resource integration capabilities. it is the competition of the ecological chain centered on enterprise groups, and essentially the competition of an innovation consortium with enterprises and research institutions as the core and multi-agent symbiosis. its healthy operation requires the in-depth integration and balanced development of the innovation chain, industrial chain, capital chain, and talent chain. the market mechanism can play a positive role in information transmission, interest and competition incentives, optimizing the economic structure, promoting technological progress, and improving efficiency in the market economy. the role of the market mechanism in the in-depth integration of industry, university, and research is mainly reflected in the allocation of innovation resources, covering all subjects of industry, university, and research involved in the innovation process, as well as innovation factor markets such as the labor market, technology market, and financial market. with the acceleration of the in-depth integration of industry, university, and research, the market mechanism has an increasingly greater impact on all innovation subjects and supporting subjects of industry, university, and research. for enterprises, the market is the driving force and destination of their technological innovation. for universities, their funding sources are no longer limited to government appropriations; an increasing proportion comes from enterprises. therefore, their technology supply capacity will inevitably become more dependent on market demand, and their scientific research strength will also be closely related to the market price of talents and the expected returns of scientific research. on the other hand, scientific research outputs will be tested by the market, leading to the survival of the fittest. this requires universities to judge changes in market demand in the setting of majors and courses and adapt and adjust in a timely manner. therefore, the market mechanism allocates innovation resources through competition. global integration integrates all subjects of the technological innovation system into the global industrial chain, realizing the global integration of products and innovation factors. thus, competition will be all-round – not only do all subjects face competition, but products, innovation factors, and factor markets also face competition. enterprises face industrial competition at home and abroad, and r&d institutions face technological competition at home and 38 abroad. promoting technological progress and deepening the integration of industry, university, and research are aimed at improving competitiveness and promoting economic growth. its micro-performance is that enterprises obtain profits due to their advantageous position in market competition, thereby achieving output growth; research institutions gain advantages in technological competition to provide technologies for enterprises' output growth, forming the indepth integration of the technology chain, innovation chain, talent chain, and industrial chain. this requires the in-depth integration of industry, university, and research to be marketoriented, while the government plays a role in areas where market failure may occur. at present, the extensive cooperation and innovation between industry, university, and research in china are mostly limited to bilateral cooperation between enterprises, universities, and research institutes, with insufficient openness and low efficiency in the allocation and utilization of innovation resources. the failure to give play to the guiding role of the market mechanism is essentially due to the disconnection between the innovation chain and the industrial chain. 3.2. improve the talent cultivation mechanism and optimize the talent development environment to build a multi-level innovative talent echelon and talent ecosystem talents, especially young talents, are the core driving force of innovation. it is necessary to improve the talent cultivation mechanism, optimize the talent development environment, build a multi-level innovative talent echelon and talent ecosystem, and support young talents to take on important responsibilities. secondly, scenarios are important carriers for technological innovation and industrial transformation. it is necessary to promote technological iteration and product upgrading by opening up application scenarios and building testing and verification platforms. guide key industrial parks to plan and layout physical bases for the application and transformation of achievements, actively connect with major innovation platforms such as national laboratories and major scientific and technological infrastructure, and guide enterprises in the parks to actively undertake the transformation of scientific and technological achievements. promote the "incubation along the way" and "hatching along the way" of original achievements. second, accelerate the construction of a matrix of highlevel sci-tech innovation platforms, actively lay out future tracks, dynamically update the "two lists" of major scientific and technological achievements and enterprise technological needs, and shape new competitive advantages with the "overtaking on a curve" strategy. focus on industrial chains such as electronic information, equipment manufacturing, advanced materials, and intelligent connected vehicles, and carry out actions to supplement, stabilize, and strengthen the industrial chains. focus on solving key and bottleneck problems in industries, and encourage innovation entities to conduct collaborative research and promotion of applications. based on the advantage of abundant scientific and educational resources, increase the layout and construction of concept verification centers and pilot r&d platforms, regularly hold events such as scientific and technological achievement matching meetings, actively develop services such as technology brokerage, information consulting, and inspection and testing, and promote the efficient flow and optimal allocation of innovation factors. 3.3. establish and improve a diversified investment and financing system to connect the innovation chain and capital chain explore and optimize the fault-tolerance and liabilityexemption mechanism for state-owned venture capital. set more scientific and objective assessment indicators for the investment period and exit period of state-owned angel investment funds and venture capital funds, tolerate the investment failure of a small number of projects, and comprehensively evaluate the overall operation effect of the fund rather than the profit and loss of a single project. develop and expand patient capital, smooth the exit channels for venture capital, and attract more social capital to participate in venture capital. make full use of the enterprise innovation scoring system to accurately identify high-tech and promising projects, vigorously promote a series of bankenterprise docking activities, and increase financial support for seed-stage and start-up enterprise projects. the government should play a guiding role and introduce targeted policies. on the one hand, set up special guidance funds to provide capital support for innovative enterprises at different stages, reducing their financing thresholds and costs; on the other hand, provide tax incentives, such as tax reductions and exemptions for r&d investment and equity financing of innovative enterprises, to stimulate the enthusiasm of enterprises for innovation and financing. build a multi-level capital market. in addition to the main board, small and medium-sized board, and chinext board, accelerate the development of the science and technology innovation board (star market) to provide listing and financing platforms for innovative enterprises of different sizes and growth stages. at the same time, encourage the development of the bond market and support innovative enterprises in issuing special bonds. in addition, actively guide social capitals such as private equity investment and venture capital to participate in innovative projects, using their professional advantages to select high-quality projects and inject capital and resources into innovative enterprises. financial institutions should innovate financial products and service models. develop characteristic products such as intellectual property pledge loans and accounts receivable pledge loans to solve the problem of innovative enterprises having light assets and lacking collateral. use technologies such as big data and ai to establish a credit evaluation system for innovative enterprises, accurately assess the risks and values of enterprises, and improve financing efficiency. promote the in-depth integration of industrial capital and financial capital. encourage large enterprises to set up industrial investment funds, layout innovative projects around their own industrial chains, and realize the coordinated development of industrial upgrading and innovation. at the same time, strengthen cooperation between financial institutions, research institutions, and universities, intervene in the incubation of innovative projects in advance, and provide capital support and professional guidance for the transformation of innovative achievements. for sci-tech projects, invest less in each project but more in the number of projects; invest as early as possible rather than later. 39 3.4. optimize the innovation policy system to provide institutional guarantee for innovation activities systems are the guarantee mechanism for innovation activities. it is necessary to provide institutional guarantee for innovation activities by improving the intellectual property protection system and optimizing the innovation policy system. the core of nurturing pioneering technology enterprises lies in the protection of institutional innovation. at present, the key bottleneck restricting the transformation of smes into strategic new tech forces is no longer simply the lack of technical reserves or capital shortage, but the deepseated contradiction of "institutional fragmentation" between the innovation chain and the industrial chain. this is specifically reflected in structural contradictions such as the impeded flow of innovation factors between regions and departments, hindered transformation of scientific research achievements, imperfect incentive mechanisms for innovation entities, regional market segmentation, local protectionism, and "involutionary" industrial policies. therefore, it is urgent to comprehensively deepen the reform of the scientific and technological innovation system and mechanism, carry out systematic and operable institutional design, and focus on breaking down the barriers that restrict the free flow of innovation factors. first, comprehensively sort out the current scientific and technological innovation policies at the municipal and district levels, carefully classify and consolidate various subsidies, rewards, and support policies, and establish a clear, concise, and unified policy data framework. second, promote data and information sharing among multiple departments such as market supervision, taxation, science and technology, economy, and human resources and social security, and establish a "white list" system for policy implementation. enterprises, talents, and projects that meet the conditions are included in the "white list", and automatic review is conducted based on preset review rules and departmental data to proactively implement policies. third, regularly monitor and grasp the implementation of policies, and effectively address the demands of innovation entities. 4. conclusion the rise of hangzhou's "six little dragons" is by no means accidental, but the inevitable result of the city's long-term accumulation and targeted efforts. the government's forwardlooking support, high-quality business environment, sound talent cultivation system, collaborative industrial ecosystem, unique innovation culture, and sound capital support system together constitute the core advantages of hangzhou's innovation ecosystem. this multi-dimensional innovation ecosystem has not only nurtured the "six little dragons" but also laid a solid foundation for the continuous cultivation of innovative enterprises in the future. even if the "six little dragons" had not emerged in hangzhou, other "little dragons" would have appeared, because behind the "six little dragons" there is a large "fish pond" with more than 600 potential "little dragons", and only 6 have emerged so far. looking to the future, the rise of hangzhou's "six little dragons" reflects the characteristic of "speed is everything in innovation" in the new round of technological revolution. this also means that a more far-reaching change lies in the paradigm upgrade of the innovation evaluation system – promoting fast innovation, real innovation, and in-depth innovation through fast decision-making, and stimulating innovation vitality to improve the overall innovation speed of the city. when the value of pioneering technology enterprises is no longer limited to economic indicators but is reflected in the right to set technical standards and the dominance in the industrial ecosystem, the traditional innovation evaluation mechanism that focuses on local gross domestic product (gdp) and the economic benefits of individual enterprises can no longer adapt to the development of new-quality productive forces. through disruptive technological breakthroughs and the establishment of ecological competition rules, pioneering technology enterprises redefine the global industrial competition rules by means of opensource technology and wide-ranging scenario applications. this transformation also requires the innovation evaluation system to shift from a single economic dimension evaluation to a multi-dimensional comprehensive evaluation. therefore, it is necessary to establish a multi-dimensional evaluation system covering technological advancement, industrial driving force, and international influence, and match it with differentiated industrial policies. in the future, with the gradual improvement of the innovation evaluation system, the efficiency of the business environment and innovation system will be improved as a whole. pioneering technology enterprises will also play a more important role in global technological competition, promoting china's transformation from a "technology follower" to a "rule-maker", and finally realizing a historic leap from an "innovation power" to an "innovation 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[11] zhou s, phillips a .can digital government promote innovation in private enterprises? evidence from china[j]. 2025. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 1, 2024 63 exploring the influence from london development on london underground mobility through network analysis xinlei shi school of architecture, xi'an university of architecture and technology, xi'an shaanxi, 710055, china abstract: as cities grows up, people continue to gather in cities, and human activities in cities have become more intense than ever before. these human activities will subtly reshape urban space, causing significant transformation of the urban physical environment and socio-economic environment. the method of big data provides a promising perspective for us to explore the impact of human activities on the urban environment. this study investigates the commuting patterns of london citizens in the subway and explores the impact of human activities on the importance of network nodes in subway stations. we use network analysis to characterize the node’s importance through degree, closeness, and betweenness centrality, and then compare these centralities with the centrality with the human mobility as weight. the result shows that the node’s importance based on centrality characteristics are largely reshaped by human mobility, which in turn drive the government to build new lines to hold the mobility flow. this research is helpful for providing insights for the london subway and urban construction. keywords: network analysis; london underground mobility; urban transportation planning. 1. introduction as the population grows, trip frequency increases, and disposable income rises, the spatial structure of large cities is becoming increasingly complex, enabling residents to lead more diverse lifestyles [1]. these trends have significant and noticeable impacts on urban activities [2]. urban sociology emphasizes that a city is not an autonomous entity with specific institutions and functions but rather a support and expression of human activities [3]. the emergence of subways has effectively facilitated residents’ activities, providing convenience for their commuting [4]. currently, the traditional method for describing human activity relies on surveys. however, this method is timeconsuming, labor-intensive, and difficult to scale for largescale investigations of human activities. furthermore, the results collected from surveys are influenced by subjective perceptions, which can lead to biases in data quality. the advent of big data offers an opportunity to address these issues [5], [6]. emerging big data sources, such as mobile signal data, public transportation card data, and social media data, can help provide an objective understanding of human activities [7]. additionally, with the accelerated process of informatization, the integration of mobile devices with advanced method, such as network analysis allows us to sense how the urban development reshape the human mobility effectively [8], [9]. this article starts from urban transportation data and employs complex network analysis, using underground stations as nodes and constructing a weighted passenger flow network based on big data. it aims to explore the underground network in ideal situations, and when it encounters the realworld mobility pattern after urban development, how the node’s characteristics transfer from the ideal situation. the research aims to utilize big data to explore the incompatible between the ideal construction and real-world mobility pattern after urban development. our research is insightful for providing targeted suggestions for london transportation, encourage them to align the underground construction with real need from citizen’s mobility, thereby improving the overall quality of life and satisfaction of residents. this study uses the london underground as a case analysis and commuter data of urban residents between london underground stations, conducting the following analysis: (1). analyzed the degree centrality, betweenness centrality, and closeness centrality of the london underground transportation network. (2). compared the trends and influencing factors of the degree centrality, betweenness centrality, and closeness centrality of the london transportation network before and after population weighting. (3). provided certain feasible suggestions and recommendations for the current development status of the london underground. 2. methodology 2.1. data process the data used in this paper is the 2020 london underground commuting data, provided by transport for london. it describes the origin-destination flows of the average number of people per minute between various stations within a subway network consisting of 438 nodes and 486 edges, along with the corresponding numbers and geographical coordinates of each station. in the research presented in this paper, we first registered the subway flow data with the station data and conducted data cleaning to ensure the smooth progression of subsequent studies. specifically, in terms of registration, we initially calculated the total outflow and inflow data for each station. subsequently, we assigned these data to the locations of the subway stations to form a flow network. in terms of data cleaning, we detected subway station flow data with erroneous records and removed the relevant information of that station during the analysis process. 64 2.2. network analysis to explore the matching relationship between the urban subway network structure and the mobility needs of london’s citizens, this paper quantitatively calculates the degree centrality, betweenness centrality and closeness centrality of the london subway network. by computing the commuting flow-weighted centrality, we observe changes in the importance of the subway network influenced by human mobility. 2.2.1. degree centrality in a network graph, degree centrality is measured by the total amount of direct links with the other nodes. since as time goes by, the size of the network may vary, to decrease this possible size effect to degree centrality measurement. in this study, degree centrality represents the level of importance of a subway station as a node, as shown in eq. (1). ∑ , (1) ∑ means the number of links directly connected with node i, and n means the total number of the nodes in an urban public transport network (uptn). 2.2.2. closeness centrality closeness centrality is meant to measure one node to the others nodes’ sum distances, if the length of node i’s shortest paths with other nodes in the network is the shortest path, then node i has a high closeness centrality. it stands for the convenience and ease of connections between the focused node and the other nodes. for the london underground, stations with high closeness centrality have closer connections compared to those with lower closeness centrality. the fundamental formula is eq. (2). ∑ ,   (2) where , is the shortest-path distance between i and j, and n-1 is the number of nodes reachable from i. 2.2.3. betweenness centrality the betweenness centrality is a measure based on the shortest distance. the shortest path involved is the shortest actual route distance between the two nodes. in a uptn, a node’s centrality is positively correlated with the number of shortest paths passing through the node. the greater the number of shortest paths that pass through a node, the higher the betweenness of the node, and the more obvious it serves as the role of hubs or bridges in the uptn. this indicator reflects the potential load on the node of the uptn, which is important for measuring the traffic flow through each node. the betweenness indicator is expressed in formula (3). in the research of this paper, betweenness centrality represents the importance of a node as a bridge connecting other nodes (or edges).   ∑ , | ,, (3) where i is the set of nodes, , is the number of shortest , -paths, and , | is the number of those paths passing through some node i other than s, t. if s=t, , =1; and if i∈s, t, , | =0. 2.2.4. network efficiency the network efficiency function calculates the network efficiency of the uptn, where n represents the total number of nodes in the graph. network efficiency is a metric that measures the efficiency of information dissemination within a network. it is defined as the sum of the reciprocals of the shortest path lengths between all pairs of nodes, divided by the total number of possible node pairs. this metric reflects the speed of information propagation within the network. for this paper’s purposes, a higher network efficiency indicates a stronger capacity for disseminating human flow. the calculation formula is as formula (4):   ∑ ,     (4) where d(i,j) is the shortest path length between nodes i and j, and n is the total number of nodes in the network. 2.2.5. largest connected component lcc (largest connected component) is a metric measuring the largest connected component’s size relative to the overall network scale. a connected component is a set of nodes in a graph where any two nodes are connected by a path. the largest connected component is the largest such set in the graph. lcc calculates the proportion of the size of the largest connected component (lcc) in the network to the total number of nodes n. the size of the largest connected component refers to the largest subset of nodes in a network where every pair of nodes is mutually reachable. the calculation formula is as formula (5):  | | (5) where lcc represents the proportion of the largest connected component.  | | represents the size of the largest connected component in the network, i.e., the number of nodes it contains. n represents the total number of nodes in the network. this indicator represents the proportion of the network that remains connected after the removal of any node or edge. a higher lcc value indicates stronger resistance of the network to disconnection. 3. results figure 1 and table 1 show three types of centralities in the london underground network and the top 10 stations with the highest centrality. we applied three indicators of urban road network analysis to measure the centrality of various stations in london. overall, the london underground transportation network covers a wide area with numerous lines and stations, especially in the downtown area, which connects multiple commercial and cultural centers, exhibiting a central radial distribution. degree centrality provides a straightforward indication of a station’s importance within a transportation network. nodes with higher degree centrality are typically hubs with significant traffic flow, capable of connecting multiple destinations, and they play a vital role in pinpointing key transportation nodes. according to figure 1(a), the stations with the highest degree centrality are king’s cross st. pancras and baker street, both scoring 0.0160, followed by oxford circus, green park, bank, earl’s court, and waterloo, all scoring 0.0137. among these, king’s cross st. pancras and waterloo serve as transportation hubs and crucial transfer points for connecting different railway stations, while stations like oxford circus represent bustling commercial centers. 65 fig 1. (a) degree centrality; (b) closeness centrality; (c) betweenness centrality table 1. the information about top 10 stations ranked in each of the three indicators station name degree station name closeness station name betweenness king’s cross st. pancras 0.0160 green park 0.0948 baker street 36297.7758 baker street 0.0160 bond street 0.0937 bethnal green 33670.1083 oxford circus 0.0137 westminster 0.0931 finchley road 32064.8004 green park 0.0137 baker street 0.0929 bank 30443.4417 bank 0.0137 waterloo 0.0923 green park 30442.4381 earl’s court 0.0137 bank 0.0920 waterloo 30219.9000 waterloo 0.0137 oxford circus 0.0916 liverpool street 29820.7417 turnham green 0.0114 liverpool street 0.0900 westminster 27623.5417 canning town (dlr) 0.0114 regent’s park 0.0893 bond street 24635.6532 liverpool street 0.0114 finchley road 0.0892 west hampstead 22536.6583 closeness centrality reflects a node’s overall connectivity within a network, where nodes with higher closeness centrality are better at maintaining the network’s connectivity. in a transportation network, roads with high closeness centrality may be key points for optimizing traffic flow and reducing congestion. as shown in figure 1(b), the closeness centrality of road traffic also exhibits a "center-edge" distribution pattern, where stations in the central region all have higher values, which then extend and diffuse outward, forming lower centrality values. green park, bond street, and westminster are the top three stations with closeness centrality values of 0.0948, 0.0937, and 0.0931, respectively. betweenness centrality is based on the measurement of shortest paths. in a transportation network, a node’s centrality is positively correlated with the number of shortest paths passing through it. roads or areas with higher betweenness centrality may be priorities for resource allocation and optimization. as shown in figure 1(c), the distribution of betweenness centrality values also exhibits a strong alignment with the transportation lines (comparing it to the london underground map). baker street, bethnal green, and finchley road are the top three stations with the highest betweenness values, at 36297.7758, 33670.1083, and 32064.8004, respectively. when considering the population mobility patterns of city residents, there will be some shifts in centrality, as shown in figure 2 and table 2. fig 2. (a) degree centrality; (b) closeness centrality; (c) betweenness centrality 66 table 2. the information about top 10 stations ranked in three indicators after weighed by flow station name degree station name closeness station name betweenness green park 652550 west hampstead 5.7515 west hampstead 0.3490 bank and monument 601435 finchley road & frognal 5.7139 gospel oak 0.2948 waterloo 579510 hampstead heath 5.6820 finchley road & frognal 0.2878 king’s cross st. pancras 465741 gospel oak 5.6627 hampstead heath 0.2873 westminster 445085 brondesbury 5.6449 stratford 0.2607 liverpool street 405495 upper holloway 5.6233 mile end 0.2434 euston 367930 crouch hill 5.5935 willesden junction 0.2292 stratford 364617 kentish town west 5.5884 whitechapel 0.2277 baker street 316087 harringay green lanes 5.5674 brondesbury 0.2054 oxford circus 295562 brondesbury park 5.5577 brondesbury park 0.2040 fig 3. the network efficiency changes through removing the nodes according to degree centrality, closeness centrality, and betweenness centrality with ascending order from the network efficiency analysis, the three centrality indicators all decrease with the number of deleted nodes. closeness centrality has a smaller impact on network efficiency than degree centrality and betweenness centrality. the nature of association closeness, closeness a high point means that from a global perspective, it is always on the shortest path for other nodes. when nodes are deleted according to proximity, the loss of the deleted node is more easily borne by other nodes and has less impact on network efficiency. for the network, the impact of efficiency between centrality and degree centrality is more obvious. when the first two points are removed, the network efficiency drops significantly and levels off. this shows that the first two points bear more traffic transportation and passenger transfer responsibilities. in the in-depth analysis of network efficiency, we observed a clear downward trend in three key centrality measures— closeness centrality, degree centrality, and betweenness centrality—as the number of removed nodes increased. notably, closeness centrality exhibited a relatively milder impact on network efficiency compared to the other two metrics. this phenomenon can be reasonably explained by the intrinsic nature of closeness centrality: nodes with high closeness values typically occupy critical positions on the shortest paths between many other nodes within the global network structure. therefore, when nodes are removed based on closeness centrality, their loss of function is more easily compensated by the reconfiguration of alternative paths in the network, mitigating the impact on overall network efficiency. in contrast, betweenness centrality and degree centrality have a more pronounced effect on network efficiency. specifically, after removing the top two nodes with the highest betweenness or degree centrality, the network efficiency experienced a significant decline, followed by a gradual stabilization of this downward trend. this observation underscores the pivotal roles played by nodes identified by these two metrics. they not only serve as major channels for the flow of information or resources but also act as crucial intermediaries connecting many other nodes. once these critical nodes fail, the network's connectivity and efficiency suffer considerable damage. in summary, by analyzing the impact of different centrality measures, we not only deepen our understanding of network vulnerability but also gain valuable insights for optimizing network design and enhancing its resilience. 67 fig 4. the largest connected component change through removing the nodes according to degree centrality, closeness centrality, and betweenness centrality with ascending order at the beginning, the trends of closeness and betweenness centrality are very similar, showing little change with the removal of nodes. this indicates that regions with high values of these two centralities are in parts of the network with higher resilience. however, when a certain number of nodes are removed, the size of the lcc of the network decreases rapidly, suggesting that the network collapses into multiple isolated sub-networks. this indicates that the network is highly dependent on these nodes. in contrast, the degree centrality experiences a relatively stable change as nodes are removed. 4. discussion in terms of degree centrality, the previously highest-ranked king’s cross st. pancras has dropped to fourth place, while green park has jumped from fourth to first. oxford circus has fallen from third to tenth place, while waterloo has risen from sixth to third. overall, the increase in passenger flow has further elevated the importance of subway stations that serve transfer functions, while weakening the significance of those that act as commercial hubs. for example, stratford is a newly developed area. with the construction of railways in this region, stratford has further assumed the responsibility of transporting residents from surrounding towns to london, which leads to a sharp increase in its passenger flow and results in a rise in its weighted degree centrality. therefore, after incorporating passenger flow, we can observe the evolving role of stratford in the urban development process. regarding betweenness, there is a significant difference between the betweenness centrality with population weighting and the original betweenness centrality results. specifically, the original betweenness centrality primarily revolves around the central urban area, represented by the commercial zone of baker street and the historic area of westminster. the new betweenness centrality, however, extends more towards the periphery of the city, with an increase in betweenness order represented by west hampstead and gospel oak. from the figure (1) and (2), we can see that betweenness centrality decreases along the route from the city center to the north, as well as in the eastern london area, while it increases along the northeastern extension of the overground line. this variation is primarily due to the construction of the overground subway line, which stimulated population movement along the route and improved connectivity among stations in northern london, thereby enhancing the importance of nodes in that area. in contrast, the saturation of development in the central london area has led to a decrease in population activity within the central zone. for closeness, similar to betweenness, the construction of new subway lines in the northern areas has enhanced the connections among various stations in north london, leading to a collective increase in closeness centrality in that region. in contrast, the saturation of development in the central area has resulted in decreased population activity, and the new subway lines have alleviated passenger flow in the central region, causing a decline in the closeness centrality of subway stations in the city center. network efficiency and lcc reflect the resilience of the network from different perspectives. when nodes are removed, network efficiency indicates whether the remaining subway network can compensate for the decline in transmission efficiency caused by the removal of those nodes, while lcc shows whether the subway network remains interconnected after nodes are removed. regarding network efficiency, degree centrality reflects the importance of nodes within local areas. when nodes are removed based on degree, it significantly impacts local network areas, resulting in a notable decline in network efficiency. in the case of betweenness, it primarily affects inter-regional paths and plays a role in connecting different network structures. therefore, removing nodes based on betweenness will also lead to a decrease in the global efficiency of the network. closeness focuses on the efficiency of passage between nodes in the network. when nodes are removed based on closeness, the flow that was handled by the removed node can be more easily shared by its surrounding nodes, leading to a minor impact of closeness on overall network efficiency. lcc is similar to network efficiency in that nodes with high degree centrality cause less global disruption but have a more significant localized impact. as a result, degree centrality continues to influence lcc, though changes are relatively small. betweenness is crucial for the overall connectivity of the network, closely tied to its properties, as it focusses on the crucial edges that connect different clusters. thus, the influence of removing nodes based on betweenness will 68 significantly broke the clusters in the whole network, leading to rapid network fragmentation. while closeness centrality relies on the connectivity of neighboring nodes, it emphasizes the shortest path for one node with all the other nodes in the network. so, when removing nodes according to closeness centrality, the loss caused by node removing can be effectively support by neighboring nodes, reduce the impact on lcc. especially for betweenness, the removal of the nodes at west hampstead and stratford significantly reduces the network’s lcc, indicating that these two points are crucial hubs connecting sub-networks. in fact, stratford serves as a transportation hub linking east and west london, while west hampstead is a key transit point connecting central london with the northern areas. regarding closeness, the removal of the victoria node also leads to a rapid decrease in the network’s lcc, highlighting the importance of victoria for connectivity in the local network. as a major transportation hub in central london, victoria plays a vital role in connecting various parts of the city center. therefore, both network efficiency and lcc effectively help us identify these critical nodes within the network, playing an important role in enhancing the resilience of the network. overall, the construction of the subway 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research, through legislation to clarify the data rights and obligations, through legislation to promote data management and circulation problem" four categories. this study summarizes the current status of research in the field of data legislation, and could provide a basis for further research in this field. keywords: data legislation research; cite space and vos viewer; literature visualization analysis. 1. introduction with the advent of the information age and the development of digital technology, the value of data has been increasingly valued by society. on february 27, 2023, the "overall layout plan for the construction of digital china" issued by the central committee of the communist party of china and the state council pointed out: "we must optimize the digital development environment. first, build a fair and standardized digital governance ecosystem. improve the legal system, strengthen the overall coordination of legislation, study and formulate legislative plans in the digital field, and adjust the legal system that does not adapt to digital development in a timely manner according to procedures [1]. in the legislative process in the data field, my country has currently issued laws and regulations such as the "cybersecurity law of the people's republic of china" (hereinafter referred to as the "cybersecurity law", the "data security law of the people's republic of china" (hereinafter referred to as the "data security law", the "personal information protection law" (hereinafter referred to as the "personal information protection law"), and other local regulations such as the "shanghai data regulations", the "shenzhen special economic zone data regulations", and the "shandong province big data development promotion regulations". during this period, academic literature research played a vital role in promoting the rule of law in data governance. however, chinese scholars have more subjective research on "data legislation research" based on pure text, but relatively few quantitative and objective research are used. therefore, by visually analyzing the number of publications, publication institutions, publication journals, publication authors and keywords in the research field of "data legislation", the knowledge graph of chinese scholars on "data legislation research" between 1986 and 2023 can be more comprehensively displayed. using quantitative data analysis methods, it more vividly reflects the current situation, hot spots and trends of "data legislation research" in my country's academic community. 2. data source and research tools 2.1. data source and processing the data of this study are sampled by the china national knowledge infrastructure (cnki) database, and the search time is october 10, 2023. steps for data selection: first, select advanced search mode in the china national knowledge infrastructure (cnki) database, enter the "search conditions" interface and select the academic journal module, eliminating the complicated work of eliminating other literature types such as newspapers; second, enter "data legislation" in the "manual input search conditions box" as the search topic, and set the document publication time range from 1986 to 2023, a total of 413 high-quality literature samples were obtained. 2.2. figures this article uses two sets of data visualization analysis software for the sample papers in china national knowledge infrastructure, the knowledge graph citespace 6.2r4 advanced version with vosviewer 1.6.18. both software has the characteristics of diversity, time-sharing and dynamic. its core function is to scientifically display the scientific historical development of a certain field and its research hotspots, cutting-edges and trends through visual exploration and analysis of certain "knowledge domains". based on this, this article uses this software to analyze the research on data legislation in my country from five dimensions: publication time, publication agency, publication journal, publication author and highly cited articles, and uses graphs, tables and graphs to more intuitively experience the current hot topics and trends in my country's data legislation research. 3. data legislative literature research results and data analysis 3.1. time analysis of the number of posts by analyzing the release time of the paper, it can intuitively reflect the changes in the field of data legislation research over time, and we can understand the development history 77 and research progress of chinese scholars in the field of data legislation. from 1986 to 2023 (the detailed time is from january 1, 2013 to october 20, 2023, ending the search period), the analysis will be conducted according to the annual number of documents issued (as shown in figure 1), and the research on data legislation can be divided into four stages: slow development period, gradual stage, explosive growth stage and stable and sustainable development. the early period was from 1986 to 2007. at this time, research on data legislation was still in its infancy. there was few related research. there were basically no articles on data legislation. there were only one or two scattered articles in 1986, 1998 and 1999. the total number of articles during this period was only 9. the number of publications was relatively small in 2008-2017. in 2017, the annual number of data legislation was only 24, and the number of research began to grow rapidly after 2017. taking 2018 as the boundary, it suddenly increased to 48 articles in 2018, and continued to grow to 64 articles in 2019, and reached a historical peak of 66 articles in 2021. contact table 1 we can see that this is closely related to the cybersecurity law passed by my country in 2017, the data security law of the people's republic of china (hereinafter referred to as the data security law) passed in 2021, and the personal information protection law of the people's republic of china (hereinafter referred to as the personal information protection law) [2]. with the passage of the 2021 "data security law" and the "personal information protection law", the basic legal framework in the fields of data security and personal information protection in my country has been basically completed, and data legislation is becoming increasingly perfect. there are 26 articles published in 2023, which is relatively small. this is because the search time in 2023 is as of october 20, not the total number of articles published in the whole year. however, the overall estimate is estimated from the time node that my country's research on data legislation in 2023 will be comparable to the total number of articles published in 2022. according to analysis and forecast, it may reach 65 articles. therefore, based on figure 1, from the perspective of the number of documents, the overall research on data legislation has tended to be stable and upward, which means that scholars' research on data legislation is still in progress. figure 1. year of document publication table 1. china's data main legislation time legislation main content 2017 the "cybersecurity law" requires strengthening the protection of personal information and stipulates that no illegal sale or provision of personal information to others shall be prohibited. 2018 "regulations on the protection of network security level (draft for comments)" requirements for network security level protection 2021 “data security act” it is the first special law on data security in my country 2021 "regulations on the security protection of critical information infrastructures" provisions on basic information obligations and recognition 2021 "personal information protection law" clarify the boundary issues of personal information processing 2021 "regulations on network data security management (draft for comments)" put forward requirements for personal information protection and supervision 2022 "measures for data outbound security assessment" regulations on the safety of data exit security, etc. 3.2. acknowledgments a publishing institution is a specialized authority in a particular field of research, possessing excellent professionalism and leadership. according to the statistical analysis of the annual frequency of publications on data legislation by research institutions (as shown in table 2), east china university of political science and law is the institution with the highest number of publications. the institutions that have published the highest number of articles are represented by east china university of political science and law, southwest university of political science and law, china university of political science and law, china academy of information and communications technology, wuhan university, zhongnan university of economics and law, the third research institute of the ministry of public security, xi'an jiaotong university, and renmin university of china. from the perspective of the research schools of the publishing institutions, the main ones are law schools, economics schools, information management schools, schools of social public administration, and statistics schools. within the field of law, intellectual property schools and economic law schools predominate. it is evident that there is a certain consensus in the fields of education, society, and law regarding research on data legislation, playing a leading role in promoting data legislation and improving the process of legalization in china. in recent years, relevant research has been conducted by institutions such as zhongnan university of economics and law, china university of political science and law, wuhan university, peking university, and xi'an jiaotong university. however, these institutions are relatively 1 1 2 1 4 1 3 4 4 5 1217 2724 48 64596656 26 0 50 100 1986 1999 2007 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 number of published papers 78 independent of each other, with limited collaborative research. table 2. statistics of the document volume, year and frequency of the publishing institutions serial number number of posts (chapter) mechanism first release year 1 18 east china university of political science and law 2010 2 15 southwest university of political science and law 2011 3 15 china university of political science and law 2016 4 14 china academy of information and communications technology 2015 5 11 wuhan university 2007 6 10 zhongnan university of economics and law 2019 7 8 the third research institute of the ministry of public security 2014 8 8 xi'an jiaotong university 2015 9 8 renmin university of china 2017 10 7 shanghai university of political science and law 2014 11 7 shandong university 2018 12 6 peking university 2017 13 6 xiangtan university 2016 3.3. analysis of journals a quantitative analysis was conducted on the top 15 journals that have published articles on data legislation (table 3). these journals have published a total of 81 articles, accounting for nearly 20% of the overall publication volume (413 articles). among the journals studied, "legal system review" has published the highest number of articles on data legislation, with 12 articles. the second highest is "information security and communications confidentiality," with 9 articles. looking at the top 30 journals, most are named with terms like "legal system" and "research." overall, there is no single prominent journal that stands out in terms of publishing articles on data legislation; the journals are relatively dispersed, and the number of articles published in each is not significant. table 3. "data legislation" published journal statistical table serial number journal name number of publications (parts) percentage 1 "legal system review" 12 2.90% 2 "information security and communications confidentiality" 9 2.17% 3 "research on information security" 6 1.45% 4 "politics and law" 5 1.21% 5 "library forum" 5 1.21% 6 "library and information work" 5 1.21% 7 "china information security" 5 1.21% 8 "people's forum" 5 1.21% 9 "contemporary guizhou" 5 1.21% 10 "journal of law" 4 0.97% 11 "legal system and society" 4 0.97% 12 "science, technology, and law" 4 0.97% 13 "procuratorial review" 4 0.97% 14 "research on local legislation" 4 0.97% 15 "south china sea law journal" 4 0.97% 3.4. analysis of the author of the post 3.4.1. core author price's law is the distribution law used by intelligence science to measure the authors in a certain discipline. the calculation formula can be expressed by m = 0.749 (*nmax) 1/2. this article uses 413 literatures for analysis to determine whether the core author group in the field of data legislation research is formed. the standard for its formation is that the number of publications by the core authors accounts for 50% and more of the total relevant literature. this article conducted a statistical analysis of the authors and the number of publications in the field of data legislation research and found that the first author huang daoli had 6 publications, so the minimum single publications of the core researchers in the field of data legislation should be based on mp=0.749np√ np max=0.794 6=1.8347 as the standard, which is close to 2 publications. therefore, it can be inferred that only authors with a number of publications of 2 or more can be identified as core researchers in the field of data legislation. through statistics on 413 documents and the data in table 4, it can be clearly seen that the total number of authors with 2 or more published articles is 60, accounting for 19.11% of the 413 documents, which does not meet the standards in price's law. it can be seen that based on the 413 documents in the china national knowledge infrastructure database as a sample analysis, my country's current research on data legislation is far from forming a core author group. 79 table 4. frequency of articles posted by core authors sort frequency years author 1 6 2014 huang daoli 2 4 2019 hu wenhua 3 3 2014 he zhile 4 3 2016 he bo 5 3 2020 ran congjing 6 3 2016 zhang min 7 2 2018 he juan 8 2 2021 feng junwei 9 2 2020 liu ying 10 2 2015 yuan hao 11 2 2022 sima hang 12 2 2018 zhou hanhua 13 2 2023 xia han 14 2 2017 kong huafeng 15 2 2021 sun qi 16 2 2019 zhang tao 17 2 2016 wen yuheng 18 2 2018 cao hanyu 19 2 2021 zhu yani 20 2 2019 li zhaoyi 21 2 2015 li haiying 22 2 2020 wang huan 23 2 2019 chen huanhuan 24 2 2020 chen guirong 25 2 2021 huang jianjie 3.4.2. the author cooperation network the author cooperation network diagram can clearly display the cooperative relationship between authors in the field of data legislation, as shown in figure 2. figure 2. cooperative network map in the field of data legislation research in china from this, based on the analytical data in figure 2 and table 5, we can see that no good cooperative relationship has been formed between the authors of the published research on data legislation. among them, huang daoli (6 articles), hu wenhua (4 articles), etc. are the main authors of this field; according to the connections in the map, it can be seen that scholars such as he zhile and ran congjing have certain cooperative relationships. however, a researcher cooperation network of a certain scale has not been formed, and there is less cooperation between scholars with such small-scale cooperation and the scholars with the largest number of publications. 3.5. high cited papers by analyzing the highly cited papers in the field as shown in table 6, we can gain clarity on the hot topics and cuttingedge directions that scholars are currently focusing on in the area of data legislation. according to table 6, the publication 80 years of the highly cited papers are concentrated mainly in 2017 and 2018. further examining the viewpoints presented in the top 10 highly cited papers, it is evident that scholars primarily focus on issues such as information protection in big data, legal positioning of data, and personal data governance. professor zhou hanhua's article, "exploring the path of incentive-compatible personal data governance," was written based on the legislative direction of china's personal information protection law. he believes that citizens, as information subjects, should be granted control rights over their personal information under public law, and that regulators should oversee information controllers involved in internal personal information governance, imposing sanctions when appropriate. [3] table 5. top 8 authors in the number of publications in the field of data legislation research in cnki sort author name number of publications (parts) percentage 1 huang daoli 6 11.54% 2 hu wenhua 4 7.69% 3 ran congjing 3 5.77% 4 he bo 3 5.77% 5 hong yanqing 3 5.77% 6 mei ao 3 5.77% 7 zhang min 3 5.77% 8 lin zihan 3 5.77% professor mei xiaying, in his article "between sharing and control: the limitations of private law in data protection and the construction of public order," proposed that data protection should transition from private benefit protection to public benefit protection, establishing "sharing" as the basic value orientation of data law. he also hoped to construct an integrated theoretical structure of "sharing-control" to improve the relevant systems of data legislation. [4] professor zhang ping, from the peking university law school, in his article "legislative choices for personal information protection law in the big data era," suggested considering the establishment of a legal system for personal information protection officers (privacy officers) in china to improve data accountability in commercial organizations and to conceive the establishment of a private regulatory mechanism before national legislation is improved. [5] professor xia yan, in her article "the debate on the 'right to be forgotten' — based on the examination of the legislative reform of personal data protection in the eu," introduced the concept of the "right to be forgotten," a legal right contemplated in the eu's personal information protection law in 2012, pointing out that addressing technological changes is also a challenge that the international community will face. [6] professor zhang jihong, in his article "on the legislative improvement of the protection of financial consumers' information rights in china — based on the negative risk analysis of financial information flow in the big data era," discussed the lack of financial information protection, a subcategory of personal information protection, and proposed protective measures for the special group of financial consumers. [7] professor jin jing, in her article "the eu's 'general data protection regulation': evolution, key points, and doubts," elaborated on the evolutionary history and legislative policy evolution of the general data protection regulation, answering the profound question of whether personal data protection law has a future and denying the legislative model of separating data sovereignty and controllers as a single value orientation. [8] scholars zhang yujie and hu zhengji, in their jointly authored article "the doctrinal debate, judicial stance, and legislative norms of china's big data legal positioning," based on the characteristics of big data such as non-specific crowds and low value density, believed that the strong property attribute and weak personality right attribute of big data should be recognized, and proposed the construction of a legal liability system such as the crime of infringing on data assets based on its characteristics. [9] professor wang lusheng, in his article "on the symbolic legislation of criminal proceedings and its consequences — based on the natural semantic mining of 3.03 million verdicts big data," analyzed the criminal procedure law and pointed out that the consequences of "symbolic legislation" resulting from the virtualization of rights and the alienation of power have created a "fundamental dilemma" for criminal justice reform. [10] yang zhen and xu lei, in their book "research on the legislation of personal information protection in china in the big data era," first discussed the deficiencies in china's personal information protection and industry self-regulation protection, clarified the necessity and urgency of establishing personal information protection legislation, actively proposed specific suggestions, and provided a proposed directory framework. [11] hu wei, in his article "the value orientation of crossborder data flow legislation and china's choice," proposed that china should follow the legal principles of prioritizing data sovereignty, attaching equal importance to personal information protection and economic development, and actively participate in international legislation formulation along with countries participating in the china-proposed belt and road initiative, relying on the chinese approach in international law. [12] 81 table 6. high-frequency cited literature in the field of data legislation research in china sort total citations/time document title author publication time/year journal 1 786 explore the way to encourage compatible personal data governance—the legislative direction of china’s personal information protection law zhou hanhua 2018 chinese journal of law 2 498 between sharing and control, the private law limitations and public order construction of data protection mei xiaying 2019 chinese journal of comparative law 3 329 legislative choice for personal information protection in the era of big data zhang ping 2017 journal of peking university 4 175 the dispute over the "right to be forgotten" an investigation based on the reform of the eu's personal data protection legislation xia yan 2015 journal of beijing institute of technology 5 162 on the legislation improvement of my country's financial consumer information rights protection--analysis of negative risks in financial information flow in the era of big data zhang jihong 2016 forum of law 6 160 eu general data protection regulation; evolution, key points and questions jin jing 2018 european studies 7 139 theories, judicial positions and legislative norms of my country's big data legal positioning zhang yujie and hu zhenji 2018 politics and law 8 126 on the symbolic legislation of criminal proceedings and its consequences—natural semantic mining based on big data of 3.03 million judgments wang lusheng 2018 tsinghua china law review 9 116 research on the legislation on personal information protection in my country in the era of big data yang zhen and xu lei 2016 journal of nanjing university of posts and telecommunications 10 115 value orientation and my country's choice of crossborder data flow legislation hu wei 2018 social sciences 4. trend discussion and deepening direction of data legislation research 4.1. research hot spot analysis the keywords in the literature are the author's high-level summary of the topics and contents in his paper. therefore, by analyzing the frequency of keywords appearing in the knowledge graph of "data legislation" keywords from 2013 to 2023, it can reflect the hot topics in the field of data legislation research in the past decade. the frequency of keywords appearing corresponds to the size of the nodes in figure 3, and the correlation between keywords can be intuitively reflected by the distance in figure 3. in view of this, this article summarizes the 23 sets of keywords with the highest co-occurrence rate in the past 10 years and presents them in the form of table 7. figure 3. 2013-2023 "data legislation" keyword 2013 co-occurrence knowledge map 82 table 7. statistical table of core keywords sort frequency intermediary center degree years keywords 1 72 0.42 2013 big data 3 25 0.3 2014 personal information 4 25 0.11 2014 personal data 5 21 0.07 2019 data security 6 20 0.09 2017 local legislation 7 18 0.09 2017 public data 8 15 0.03 2019 digital economy 9 15 0.16 2015 data legislation 10 14 0.08 2014 data protection 11 12 0.01 2020 data governance 12 11 0.11 2016 data sovereignty 13 11 0.23 2015 data sharing 14 10 0.04 2014 privacy rights 15 8 0.18 2014 information security 16 8 0.04 2021 data 17 7 0.04 2019 data right 18 7 0.1 2014 electronic data 19 6 0.03 2018 artificial intelligence 20 5 0.01 2020 promotion regulations 21 5 0.04 2020 security law 22 5 0.05 2021 data openness 23 5 0.08 2015 cross-border data in summary, there are four main research hotspots in china's data legislation literature. firstly, research focuses on how to safeguard personal information and data privacy and protection through legislation, primarily reflected in keywords such as "personal information, personal data, privacy rights, and data protection." with the acceleration of china's network infrastructure construction and the increasing number of internet users, more and more personal information is circulating online, while personal information leakage has become increasingly severe. therefore, many scholars have conducted legislative research on personal information protection. their research on this type of issue mainly focuses on: 1. summarizing the serious consequences of excessive personal information collection and data monopolies by internet platforms, pointing out the inadequacies of personal information protection under the existing legal and regulatory framework, and emphasizing the necessity and urgency of legislation for personal information protection in china, with the aim of promoting legislation in this area [13]; 2. positioning personal information protection in the data era, and balancing appropriate legislation between treating an individual's data rights as a proactive and beneficial right or a conservative right, as well as balancing industrial development and personal information protection [14]; 3. balancing the protection and sharing of personal information data, and promoting the establishment of a systematic data public order in public law while protecting personal privacy [15]. secondly, research focuses on how to safeguard information and data security through legislation, primarily reflected in keywords such as "data security, information security, data protection, and security laws." with the deepening popularization of the internet, everyone is a producer and user of data. however, while data releases value and serves society, it also faces many severe security challenges. while citizens enjoy the convenience brought by the internet, their personal information and privacy data are at risk of leakage and illegal acquisition by platforms; when enterprises leverage platform advantages for big data analysis and computing, their risks increase with the volume of data; and when the state collects and circulates massive data, it is also at risk of information intrusions, thereby endangering national data security. however, data security is the bottom line and red line for developing digital technology and using data for production. without data security, all data products will lose their safety guarantees and pose potential security risks [16]. thirdly, research focuses on how to clarify the data rights and obligations of all parties through legislation, primarily reflected in keywords such as "data rights, privacy rights, and data sovereignty." data, as a key production material for the development of the digital economy, a new economic form, faces practical difficulties in its circulation, such as ambiguous data ownership confirmation, doubtful data rights and interests distribution, and vague data circulation rules, which severely hinder the release of the economic value of data elements. the reasons for the circulation difficulties of data elements lie in disputes among various entities regarding data development and utilization due to the anomaly in data property rights allocation and differing interest orientations, leading to prominent difficulties in resolving disputes judicially and impeding the high-quality and efficient circulation of data elements. the "overall layout plan for building a digital china" issued by the cpc central committee and the state council points out: "unleash the value potential of commercial data, accelerate the establishment of a data property rights system, conduct research on data asset valuation, and establish a mechanism for data elements to participate in distribution based on value contributions." [17] it is evident that how to clarify the content and ownership structure of data rights and establish a comprehensive data rights protection system is a hot topic for scholars researching data legislation. research on how to promote data governance and circulation through legislation primarily focuses on keywords such as "data governance, public data, data sharing, data openness, and cross-border data." china's existing laws, regulations, and policy documents on data governance primarily emphasize data protection, with little attention paid 83 to issues related to data acquisition and circulation, and there are even still some legislative gaps and deficiencies. however, the law should address uncertainties arising from unclear provisions in data circulation in practice [18]. 4.2. research trend analysis the time-zone view (figure 4) provides an overview of the overall evolution of research on data legislation in china over time. from 1986 to 2004, the research topics primarily revolved around categories such as the comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans-pacific partnership (cptpp), the agreement on trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights (trips), trade secrets, the transpacific partnership agreement (tpp), exclusive rights for pharmaceutical data, patent protection for pharmaceuticals, and electronic data. between 2005 and 2011, the number of related research topics increased. during this period, topics such as personal data, data protection, data legislation, and personal data protection began to be addressed in relevant research. from 2012 to the present, a large number of related research topics have emerged, showing a trend of continuous expansion. representative research topics during this period include local legislation, data security, the digital economy, privacy, artificial intelligence, the big data era, and personal information protection laws. it is evident that the focus of research on data legislation in china has varied across different periods, and after 2011, the content of research on data legislation has been continuously enriched, with many new research topics emerging in the past decade or so. figure 4. keyword time-zone distribution knowledge map 4.3. frontier research analysis highlighted words refer to words with a high frequency of change over a certain period of time, so as to count the vocabulary frequency in the title and abstract of literature in a certain research field. through the analysis of prominent words, we can find the research focus over a certain period of time to explore some development trends. therefore, a total of 15 emergent words were obtained in the keyword cooccurrence knowledge graph, as shown in figure 8. the top 6, that is, the emergence intensity of above 2.0 is the digital economy (3.36), data (2.52), privacy rights (2.2), public data (2.19), data sharing (2.07), and security law (2.05). among them, digital economy, data, public data, data sharing, important data and blockchain are the latest emergence words, indicating that research on topics related to them will become an important research frontier in my country. figure 5. summary table of prominent words 84 5. conclusion this paper uses cite space software to analyze 413 chinese literatures mainly from the chinese social science citation index (cssci) database, which are mainly derived from the cnki. the research status of my country's data legislation since 1986 was quantitatively and qualitatively analyzed from the aspects of publication, high citations, important authors, and keyword co-occurrence. the main conclusions are drawn as follows. with the development of digital technology, research related to data legislation has attracted more and more attention from home and abroad, and the number of publications on the field of data legislation in my country has generally shown an upward trend. taking 2018 as the boundary to the present, due to the various problems exposed in data in practice, coupled with the release of a series of laws, regulations and policy documents such as the "cybersecurity law", "data security law", "personal information protection law" and "twenty articles of data". the academic community is constantly increasing in its enthusiasm for data legislation research. in terms of journal sources, 413 chinese literatures are scattered in many different academic journals, and the literature sources are generally scattered; 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(note: the last number "7" may indicate. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 101 multi‐scale adaptive road extraction network for high‐ resolution remote sensing images jiajia liu *, chidong huang college of aviation electronics and electrical, civil aviation flight university of china, jianyang, sichuan, 641400, china * corresponding author: jiajia liu (email: cafucljj@163.com) abstract: road extraction from high-resolution remote sensing images faces challenges such as discontinuities caused by occlusions from trees and buildings, as well as computational complexity arising from varying road orientations and widths. in order to solve these problems, this paper proposes a multi-scale adaptive road extraction network (marenet), which takes convnext as the backbone and designs the atrous pyramid convolution (apc) module, which can accurately extract the roads in the image, and the frequency adaptive transformer (fat) module, which can focus on the important features in the image and avoid the problem of incomplete extraction. the network can effectively solve the above two key problems and achieve accurate road extraction. earenet was evaluated experimentally on a commonly used and challenging deepglobe dataset. the proposed method is superior to the existing methods in terms of accuracy, precision, recall, f1-score and iou, and the results show that the proposed network has robustness and superiority in processing high-resolution road remote sensing images. keywords: remote sensing image; road extraction; semantic segmentation; atrous pyramid convolution; attention mechanisms. 1. introduction remote sensing images have critical applications in urban planning, navigation, disaster management, and autonomous driving[1]. road extraction from remote sensing images has thus become a prominent research focus in both the remote sensing and computer vision domains[2]. however, challenges such as occlusions from vegetation, shadows cast by buildings, and the diverse appearance of roads across different environments make this task highly challenging[3]. to improve the effectiveness of road extraction from remote sensing images, numerous methods have been developed, ranging from traditional image processing techniques to modern deep learning approaches. with the advancement of deep learning, road extraction tasks have seen significant improvements. convolutional neural network (cnn) models, such as fully convolutional network (fcn) and u-net, marked a paradigm shift from pixel-based methods to learning-based methods, enabling the automatic extraction of hierarchical features from images[4]. following the success of basic cnn models, advanced architectures like d-linknet[5] introduced additional techniques such as dilated convolutions, which expand the receptive field while maintaining computational efficiency. by combining the linknet encoder-decoder architecture with dilated convolutions, d-linknet achieved state-of-the-art performance on several road extraction tasks, including the deepglobe challenge. transformer models, initially developed for natural language processing, have been adapted for computer vision tasks, including road extraction[6] for example, seg-road[7] leverages the self-attention mechanism to capture long-range dependencies and global contextual information, which are critical for understanding complex road networks. similarly, the swin transformer[8] demonstrated that hierarchical attention mechanisms can further enhance road extraction accuracy by processing images at multiple resolutions[9]. the integration of cnns and transformer models has proven particularly effective for road extraction[10]. the next-vit model[11] combines the strengths of both architectures, using cnns for efficient local feature extraction and transformers for capturing global relationships. this hybrid approach enhances the model's ability to process multi-frequency signals, enabling the capture of high-level structural features and fine-grained road details[12]. despite the success of many network-based approaches in road extraction, challenges remain. these include continuity issues caused by occlusions from trees and buildings, as well as difficulties arising from varying road orientations and widths. to address these challenges, this study proposes marenet, which combines the strengths of cnns and transformers. the backbone of the proposed network is convnext[13], and it incorporates two key modules: the apc and the fat. the apc module enables multi-scale feature representation, facilitating efficient multi-scale feature aggregation and enhancing the network's ability to handle varying road orientations and widths. meanwhile, the fat module helps the model focus on the most relevant features in the image, effectively capturing both low-frequency and high-frequency information. this addresses road discontinuities caused by occlusions and improves segmentation accuracy by enhancing road continuity. the proposed network was evaluated on the deepglobe dataset, which is widely used for road extraction tasks in remote sensing images. extensive experiments demonstrated that marenet achieved advanced performance on the deepglobe dataset, surpassing most existing methods across evaluation metrics. 2. method 2.1. overall network architecture this study aims to develop a semantic segmentation method for road extraction in high-resolution remote sensing images. the structure of the proposed marenet is shown in 102 figure 1. the backbone of marenet for feature extraction is convnext, and the network integrates the designed apc module and fat module. additionally, a decoder structure based on d-linknet is employed. the goal is to address the challenges of road extraction in complex environments by fusing multi-scale contextual information and multifrequency signals, achieving efficient and accurate segmentation performance. convnext block c=192 convnext block c=384 convnext block c=768 ×3 ×9 ×3 conv1×1 c=96 conv3×3 c=96 conv1×1 c=96 relu de co de r bl oc k bn relubn relubn decoder block c=192 decoder block c=384 decoder block c=768 conv3×3 c=num conv3×3 c=32 conv4×4 c=32 relu m l p relu conv1×1 atrous conv attention blockconv1×1 conv1×1 atrous conv attention blockconv1×1 c c + + + conv1×1 conv1×1 conv1×1 conv4×4 c=96 dsc7×7 c=96 conv1×1 c=96 conv1×1 c=96 ln gelu + c on vn ex t b lo ck ×3 apc encode decode conv1×1 conv block mhha conv block fat fig 1. multi-scale adaptive road extraction network marenet employs convnext as the encoder, which consists of a 4×4 convolution followed by four convnext blocks. each convnext block contains one 7×7 depthwise separable convolution (dsc) and two 1×1 convolutions, arranged with a residual connection structure. convnext blocks of different dimensions are designed with either 3 layers or 9 layers, as annotated in the figure.to further enhance multi-scale feature representation, the network incorporates the apc and fat modules. the apc module consists of two 1×1 convolutions, dilated convolutions with varying dilation rates, and an attention mechanism module. the fat module is composed of a 1×1 convolution, a convolution block (cb), and a hybrid multi-head attention mechanism (hmha). in the decoder, decoder blocks progressively perform scale transformations on feature maps of different dimensions. these transformations are performed using 1×1 convolutions to adjust the scales, and the feature maps are added step by step. finally, an mlp composed of convolution layers is employed to complete the road extraction task. this design ensures the effective integration of features from different scales and dimensions, leading to accurate and robust road extraction. 2.2. atrous pyramid convolution module in this work, the structure of the proposed apc module is illustrated in figure 2. the main design of the apc module includes dilated convolutions with varying dilation rates and an attention mechanism. in road extraction tasks, dilated convolutions enable the model to capture large-scale contextual information while preserving fine details, making it well-suited for handling complex road structures. the attention mechanism adaptively focuses on the critical feature regions within the image, enhancing the resolution of key areas and thereby allowing for more accurate identification of road boundaries. the combination of these two components improves the precision and robustness of road extraction. conv3×3 r = 1 conv3×3 r = 6 conv3×3 r = 12 + conv1×1 pamcam conv 1×1 × q k v transpose (h×w)×(h×w) c×h×w softmax input feature conv 1×1 conv 1×1 c/8 c +× output feature + × × q k v transpose c×c c×h×w softmax input feature output feature input feature output feature position attention module channel attention module + fig 2. atrous pyramid convolution (apc) module the apc module first applies a 1×1 convolution to perform dimensional transformation on the input features, followed by three parallel 3×3 dilated convolutions for feature extraction, with dilation rates set to 1, 6, and 12, respectively. this configuration allows the model to capture feature representations at multiple scales without significantly 103 increasing the number of parameters. the apc module achieves computational efficiency while capturing broader spatial dependencies. the output of the apc module is calculated as follows:     1,6,12 3 3 1 rate i apc i f conv f    (1) here f represents the input feature map, and apcf represents the output feature map.  r 3 3 ate iconv  represents the 3 3 convolution operation with a dilation rate of i，this design enables the module to simultaneously capture details at different levels across the entire feature map, thereby improving the performance of road extraction. 2.2.1. channel attention mechanism the core idea of the channel attention mechanism (cam) is to enhance feature representation by capturing the global dependencies between different channels[14]. first, the input features are flattened into a two-dimensional matrix, where the channels are represented as one-dimensional vectors, and the spatial dimensions are flattened into the other dimension. the key matrix (k) is obtained through a transpose operation, enabling it to perform matrix multiplication with the query matrix (q), resulting in a channel correlation matrix. this matrix has dimensions c×c, representing the interdependencies between channels. next, the attention matrix is normalized using the softmax function to ensure the numerical stability of the generated attention weights. then, the attention weights are applied to the value matrix (v) through a weighted summation to obtain enhanced channel features. finally, the enhanced features are reshaped back to their original dimensions of c×h×w. this process captures long-range dependencies between channels, significantly improving the network’s ability to model global features. the cam demonstrates notable effectiveness in enhancing the robustness of semantic feature representation. 2.2.2. positional attention mechanism in addition to cam, the acp module introduces a positional attention mechanism (pam) to highlight important spatial regions in the feature map. first, the input feature map is processed through two 1×1 convolutions, reducing the number of channels to c/8 to generate the q and k, while another convolution maintains the original number of channels c to generate the v. these convolution operations preserve the spatial dimensions of the feature map. next, q and k are flattened into matrices with a channel dimension of c/8. their similarity is calculated through a matrix dot product to produce an attention matrix, which represents the correlation between each position and all other positions. to stabilize training, the similarity results are normalized using the softmax function. the attention matrix is then applied to the feature map to optimize the model's ability to focus on target regions. the attention matrix and weighted calculation formula are as follows:       , max k q i k j a i j soft d          (2) where  ,a i j represents the attention weight between the i position and the j position, and kd is the scaling factor used to stabilize training.      , j o i a i j v j  (3) the attention weights  ,a i j are used to perform a weighted summation over  v j , resulting in the positionenhanced features  o i . this method allows the network to adaptively emphasize spatial regions that are critical for the segmentation task, thereby improving the accuracy of boundary delineation and object recognition. the final output of the apc module is obtained by combining the channel and positional attention feature maps. this fusion of multi-scale, channel, and positional attention information enables the model to more effectively capture complex relationships and contextual connections within the data. the apc module provides a comprehensive feature aggregation strategy, enhancing the network's ability to perform accurate and robust semantic segmentation, especially in tasks involving varying object scales and spatial structures. 2.3. frequency adaptive transformer module hmha + conv 1×1 input conv block + add conv block + output c concat bn batch normalization vkq linear linearlinear average pooling scaled dot-product attention bn linear c bn relu conv 3×3 conv 1×1 hmha hybrid multihead attention + c fig 3. frequency adaptive transformer (fat) module 104 transformer modules are particularly effective at capturing low-frequency signals, which provide contextual information and help in understanding the overall shape of roads[15]. however, previous studies have shown that transformer blocks might weaken high-frequency signals, such as local detailed textures. since both high-frequency and lowfrequency signals are critical for human vision, it is necessary to design an efficient combination module to capture comprehensive image features. based on these considerations, the study modified the transformer module to design the fat module, as shown in figure 3, which can effectively handle information from multiple frequency bands. the fat module begins with a 1×1 convolution for scale transformation. the cb module, designed in a residual connection manner, processes highfrequency information to preserve finer local details. in addition to the cb module, fat integrates a hmha module, which is inserted between two cb modules. in the hmha module, batch normalization is first applied, followed by the generation of q, k, and v features. the k and v features are enhanced for global information through average pooling before being combined with the q features and input into a linear transformation layer. these three components then interact and aggregate features through a scaled dot-product attention mechanism to extract important information and achieve adaptive information fusion. the cb and hmha modules work collaboratively to capture signals of different frequencies. after the outputs of the two modules are fused, an mlp layer is employed to refine the fused features and enhance key representations. in summary, fat effectively combines multi-frequency signals, significantly improving the model's performance. 3. experiments 3.1. implementation details the experiments were conducted using randomly cropped 512×512 resolution windows from the deepglobe dataset for network training. data augmentation techniques such as image rotation, flipping, and mirroring were applied. the adam optimizer was used, with a batch size of 4 and an initial learning rate of 2e-4. a total of 90 epochs were trained. the training of the marenet model was implemented in pytorch and conducted on a single nvidia 2080 super gpu for all experiments. during the prediction phase, test-time augmentation was employed, which included horizontal flipping, vertical flipping, and diagonal flipping of images. the outputs were then restored to match the original image orientations. the predicted probabilities from each augmented output were averaged, and a threshold of 0.5 was applied to generate binary outputs. in the final binary output, roads were labeled as foreground, while other objects were labeled as background. 3.2. dataset the deepglobe dataset contains 6,226 road remote sensing images, with images originating from three different regions. the ground resolution is 50 cm/pixel, and the pixel resolution is 1024×1024. the dataset was divided into 4,980 training images, 996 validation images, and 250 test images for the experiments. this dataset is formulated as a binary segmentation problem, where roads are labeled as the foreground and other objects are labeled as the background. it is one of the most widely used datasets for road extraction. 3.3. method comparison in this section, the road segmentation performance of marenet is quantitatively and qualitatively compared with existing methods. the performance is compared against a2fpnet [16], abcnet[17], basnet[18], d-linknet[5], dsnet [19], ffnet[20], and unet-former[21]. 3.3.1. quantitative results to evaluate the performance of the proposed model, the experiment adopted five key evaluation metrics: accuracy, precision, recall, f1-score, and intersection over union (iou). accuracy measures the proportion of pixels in the entire image that are correctly classified by the model. precision quantifies the proportion of false positives in the results, while recall measures the proportion of false negatives. f1-score is the harmonic mean of precision and recall, balancing the trade-off between the two. additionally, iou measures the overlap between the segmentation results and the ground truth, making it one of the core metrics for evaluating the performance of semantic segmentation models. the quantitative data is summarized in table 1. table 1. comparison results between marenet and other methods method accuracy precision recall f1-score iou a2fpnet[16] 98.01 75.77 76.01 75.89 61.05 abcnet[17] 98.02 76.94 74.20 75.55 60.55 basnet[18] 98.37 80.36 78.78 79.56 66.05 d-linknet[5] 98.16 77.89 75.98 76.92 62.37 dsnet[19] 98.16 77.36 77.46 77.41 63.02 ffnet[20] 98.04 75.92 75.68 75.79 60.89 unetformer[21] 97.97 73.51 78.14 75.75 60.95 marenet 98.46 81.84 81.66 81.75 69.10 from table 1, it can be seen that marenet achieves optimal results in terms of precision, accuracy, recall, f1score, and iou on the deepglobe dataset. these quantitative results confirm that marenet is capable of capturing precise road information, enabling accurate road extraction from remote sensing images. 3.3.2. qualitative results for qualitative analysis, the study employed recently proposed networks for model training and selected various types of images from the deepglobe dataset for segmentation result comparisons. these images were categorized into two groups based on occlusion conditions and other complex road scenarios to facilitate comparison 105 of the segmentation results. fig 4. comparison of road extraction effects when the road is occluded from figure 4, in groups a, b, and c, it can be observed that marenet outperforms other methods in road extraction under conditions where roads are occluded. it demonstrates superior detail preservation and continuity in road extraction. when roads are occluded by trees and buildings, marenet leverages global contextual information to infer road conditions, ensuring continuity in road extraction. this set of comparative experiments highlights that marenet effectively addresses the issue of continuity caused by occlusions from trees and buildings, showcasing its robustness in handling such challenges. fig 5. comparison of the extraction effect of roads with different directions and widths from figure 5, it is evident that the complexity of the roads is high. in groups a, b, and c, there are cases where roads differ in orientation and width, as well as situations with frequent road intersections, which place high demands on road extraction networks. comparing the results from groups a, b, and c, it can be observed that the road extraction results of marenet are very similar to the ground truth (gt). the road extraction performance of marenet outperforms other methods, and its advantages are visually apparent in the figure. the comparison of road extraction results demonstrates that marenet performs well in handling complex road scenarios, adapting to different road conditions, and addressing challenges caused by varying road orientations and widths. 3.4. ablation study an ablation study was conducted to demonstrate the impact of the fat module and apc module on road segmentation. as shown in table 2, combining the fat and apc modules individually with the convnext backbone significantly improves road extraction performance. furthermore, integrating both fat and apc modules into the network results in superior performance compared to using a single module. in terms of global context processing, the fat module demonstrates strong global feature extraction capabilities, which benefit road segmentation continuity. in terms of local details, the apc module excels at extracting fine-grained features, effectively distinguishing road boundary information and handling roads with different orientations. the experimental results confirm that the proposed marenet has the ability to extract both local features and global contextual features, leading to significantly improved segmentation performance. table 2. ablation experiments method f1 iou convnext only 80.45 67.17 convnext + fat 81.49 68.64 convnext + apc 81.56 68.78 convnext + fat apc 81.75 69.10 4. conclusion in this paper, a novel marenet is proposed to address the 106 complex challenges in road extraction tasks. the architecture employs convnext as the backbone for feature extraction, enabling efficient capture of both local and global 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[21] wang l, li r, zhang c, et al. unetformer: a unet-like transformer for efficient semantic segmentation of remote sensing urban scene imagery[j]. isprs journal of photogrammetry and remote sensing, 2022, 190: 196-214. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 1 review of real‐time monitoring and early warning technology for natural disasters based on multimodal information fusion dafeng gong 1, linggui meng 2, wanle chi 3, aichun lin 2, * and lili shi 3 1 school of intelligent manufacturing, wenzhou polytechnic, chashan higher education park, wenzhou, zhejiang province, china 2 huizhi intelligent technology co., ltd, room 302, no. 12 luohe road, lucheng district, wenzhou city, zhejiang province, china 3 school of artificial intelligence, wenzhou polytechnic, chashan higher education park, wenzhou, zhejiang province, china * corresponding author. aichun lin (email: lac@zjhuizhi.com) abstract: multimodal information fusion technology shows great potential in real-time intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters. by integrating remote sensing images, ground sensor data, social media text, uav video and other heterogeneous data sources, the technology significantly improves the accuracy of disaster monitoring and timeliness of early warning. it shows that the global economic losses caused by natural disasters from 2015 to 2024 exceeded us $3 trillion, affecting billions of people, highlighting the social and scientific significance of an efficient early warning system. this paper mainly summarizes the application progress of multimodal information fusion in earthquake, flood, and typhoon monitoring in the past decade. however, the field still faces challenges, including data heterogeneity, computational complexity, insufficient model generalization ability and cross regional collaboration difficulties. for these reasons, researchers have proposed a number of solutions, such as cross modal alignment technology, generation of confrontation network to fill the missing data, transfer learning to improve the generalization ability of the model, federal learning to ensure data privacy. future research directions will focus on adaptive fusion algorithm, application of generative ai technology, construction of global collaboration network and promotion of low-cost technology. facing the challenges in the future, we need interdisciplinary cooperation and technological innovation to jointly overcome the existing problems, reduce the losses caused by natural disasters, and protect the safety of human life and property. keywords: multimodal; information fusion; natural disasters; real-time detection; intelligent early warning. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance natural disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, typhoons, landslides and wildfires, pose a serious threat to human society, economy and ecological environment. according to the statistics of the united nations office for disaster reduction (undrr), from 2015 to 2024, the direct economic losses caused by natural disasters in the world exceeded us $3trillion, affecting billions of people [1]. the sudden and destructive nature of these disasters makes real-time monitoring and early warning become the key link of disaster reduction. the traditional natural disaster monitoring system mostly relies on the prediction method of a single data source, such as seismograph and weather station, which has the problems of limited coverage, insufficient timeliness and limited accuracy. with the rapid development of sensor technology, remote sensing technology and internet technology, the acquisition ability of multimodal data, such as satellite images, ground sensor data, social media information, and uav images, has been significantly improved, providing new opportunities for real-time intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters. multimodal information fusion is an advanced technology that extracts complementary features to improve information processing ability by integrating a variety of heterogeneous data sources, such as images, time series, text, and video. compared with single-mode data, multi-mode data can provide more comprehensive environmental information, which can significantly improve the accuracy of disaster monitoring and timeliness of early warning. in flood monitoring, remote sensing images can provide a wide range of flood distribution information, ground hydrological sensors can provide accurate water level data, and social media data can reflect real-time public feedback and disaster impact [2]. by integrating the data, we can not only realize the comprehensive perception of disasters, but also improve the robustness and adaptability of the early warning system. artificial intelligence (ai) technology, especially the development of deep learning and multimodal learning, provides a powerful tool for processing complex multi-source data. convolutional neural network (cnn) shows great potential in processing remote sensing images and transformer model in analyzing time series and text data [34]. the application of multimodal information fusion in natural disaster monitoring has important social and scientific significance. from a social perspective, an efficient early warning system can significantly reduce casualties and economic losses; from a scientific perspective, multimodal integration promotes the development of interdisciplinary research, involving geoscience, data science, artificial intelligence and other fields. however, multimodal information fusion also faces many challenges, such as data heterogeneity, computational complexity, real-time requirements and data privacy issues, which need systematic research and solutions. 1.2. overview of research status in the past decade, the application of multimodal 2 information fusion in the field of natural disaster monitoring and early warning has made remarkable progress. traditional methods mainly rely on the monitoring system of a single data source. seismic monitoring relies on seismograph data to estimate the epicenter position through the propagation velocity of seismic waves [5]. however, a single data source is difficult to capture the complex dynamic characteristics of disasters, and is prone to failure in extreme environments. in recent years, with the popularity of multi-source data acquisition technology (such as high-resolution satellite, internet of things equipment, uav), researchers began to explore the fusion method of multimodal data to improve the monitoring ability. zhou reviewed the application of remote sensing technology in disaster response, and pointed out that the fusion of multispectral images and radar data can significantly improve the accuracy of flood and landslide monitoring [6]. at the algorithm level, the introduction of machine learning and deep learning promotes the rapid development of multimodal fusion. early studies mostly used data level or feature level fusion methods, for example, integrating multisource sensor data through weighted average or kalman filter [7]. in recent years, deep learning models have shown great potential in multimodal fusion. qin proposed a model based on deep convolutional neural network, which was used to fuse satellite images and meteorological data to predict typhoon tracks, and achieved higher accuracy than traditional methods [8]. social media data provides a new perspective for disaster monitoring. ahuja has built a real-time flood monitoring system by integrating twitter text data and remote sensing images, significantly reducing the warning time [9]. however, the current research on multimodal information fusion still faces some limitations. firstly, the data heterogeneity and modal missing problems limit the fusion effect. remote sensing data may fail due to cloud cover, while social media data may contain a lot of noise [10]. secondly, the real-time requirements put forward high requirements for computing resources, especially when deploying complex models on edge devices. in addition, the semantic consistency and timing synchronization of cross modal data have not been fully solved. these challenges prompt researchers to explore more advanced fusion methods, such as transformer based multimodal model and federated learning technology [11]. 1.3. overview objectives and structure this paper aims to systematically review the latest research progress of multimodal information fusion in the field of realtime intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters, and analyze the key technologies, typical applications, existing challenges and future directions. the specific objectives include: (1) summarizing the theoretical basis and core technology of multimodal information fusion; (2) evaluate its application effect in the monitoring of typical natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, typhoons; (3) discuss the challenges of current research and potential solutions; (4) the future development direction of multimodal fusion technology in disaster monitoring is prospected. through system analysis, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive reference framework for researchers and practitioners, and promote the further development of multimodal information fusion technology in the field of natural disaster monitoring and early warning. 2. theoretical basis of multimodal information fusion as the core technology of real-time intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters, multimodal information fusion aims to improve the accuracy of disaster monitoring and the timeliness of early warning by integrating a variety of heterogeneous data sources and mining the complementarity and redundancy of data. this section will systematically elaborate the theoretical basis of multimodal information fusion from three aspects: the definition and characteristics of multimodal information, the theoretical framework of information fusion and its applicability in natural disaster monitoring. 2.1. definition and characteristics of multimodal information multimodal information refers to a collection of data from different sources, different formats or different physical attributes, which collectively describe the same phenomenon or event. in natural disaster monitoring, multimodal data usually includes but is not limited to the following types: (1) image data: such as satellite remote sensing images (optical, radar) and uav aerial images, which are used to capture surface changes, flood range or landslide deformation [6]. (2) time series data: such as seismic wave data of seismograph, water level data of hydrological station, rainfall and wind speed data of meteorological station, which are used to monitor dynamic changes [5]. (3) text data: such as social media posts and news reports, used to reflect public feedback and disaster impact [9]. (4) video and audio data: such as uav video and audio signal at the earthquake site, which are used to provide realtime dynamic information. the core features of multimodal data include: (1) heterogeneity: the format, resolution and acquisition method of different modal data are significantly different. for example, remote sensing images are high-dimensional spatial data, while seismic data are time series, so the processing methods are quite different. (2) complementarity: each mode provides a unique perspective to make up for the limitations of a single mode. for example, remote sensing images can provide large-scale flood distribution, but lack ground details, while ground sensor data can provide high-precision local information [2]. (3) redundancy: multimodal data may have over-lapping information in some aspects, which helps to improve the robustness of the system. for example, both satellite and uav images can reflect the landslide area, but the resolution and perspective are different. (4) timing and dynamics: multimodal data in disaster monitoring usually has strong timing, which needs real-time synchronization and processing to meet the needs of early warning. 2.2. theoretical framework of information fusion the theoretical framework of information fusion provides systematic guidance for multimodal data processing. classical information fusion models include jdl (joint directors of laboratories) model, ds (dempster shafer) evidence theory and bayesian reasoning [7]. in natural disaster monitoring, information fusion is usually divided into 3 the following three levels: (1) data level fusion: directly integrate the original data, such as weighted average or kalman filtering of multi-source sensor data. data level fusion retains the original information, but it has high computational complexity and strict requirements on data quality. chen proposed a fusion method based on kalman filter to integrate seismograph and gps data to improve the accuracy of seismic positioning [12]. (2) feature level fusion: the feature is extracted from each mode and fused. the feature vector of image and time series is extracted by using the deep learning model, and then fused by splicing or weighting. feature level fusion has advantages in computational efficiency and information compression. qin uses convolutional neural network (cnn) to extract spatial features from satellite images and fuse them with meteorological time series features for typhoon path prediction [8]. (3) decision level fusion: after independent modeling of each mode, the decision results are integrated by weighted or bayesian methods. decision level fusion is robust to modal missing and suitable for heterogeneous data scenarios. bharambe proposed a decision level fusion framework based on ds evidence theory to integrate remote sensing, meteorological and social media data for flood warning [11]. in recent years, with the development of deep learning, multimodal fusion model based on neural network has gradually become the mainstream. the transformer model realizes the dynamic weighting of cross modal features through the attention mechanism, which significantly improves the fusion effect [4]. graph neural network (gnn) shows potential in dealing with complex relationships of multimodal data, such as the topology of sensor networks [13]. these theoretical frameworks provide a solid theoretical support for multimodal fusion in natural disaster monitoring. the above information is shown in table 1. table 1. comparison of information fusion levels fusion hierarchy advantage disadvantage typical application scenarios data level fusion retain original information with high accuracy complex calculation and high data quality requirements seismic wave and gps data fusion [12] feature level fusion information compression, high computational efficiency feature extraction dependent model performance typhoon track prediction [8] decision level fusion strong robustness, suitable for modal loss more information loss flood warning [11] 2.3. applicability of multimodal fusion in natural disaster monitoring the applicability of multimodal information fusion in natural disaster monitoring stems from its ability to comprehensively use the advantages of multi-source data to deal with the complexity and uncertainty of disasters. the following analyzes its applicability from three aspects: data sources, integration requirements and application scenarios. 2.3.1. multimodal data sources (1) remote sensing data: satellite images provide a wide range of high-resolution surface information, which is suitable for flood, landslide and wildfire monitoring [6]. (2) ground sensor data: seismometers, hydrological stations and weather stations provide high-precision and continuous time series data, which is suitable for earthquake, flood and typhoon monitoring [5]. (3) social media data: twitter, weibo and other platforms provide real-time public feedback and disaster impact information, which is suitable for rapid response and disaster assessment [9]. (4) uav data: uav images and videos provide highresolution local information, which is suitable for landslide and earthquake damage assessment [6]. 2.3.2. integration requirements (1) spatio temporal consistency: disaster monitoring needs to integrate spatial and temporal information to capture the dynamic evolution of disasters. for example, flood monitoring needs to integrate the spatial distribution of remote sensing images with the time series data of hydrological stations [2]. (2) multi scale fusion: the resolution and coverage of different modal data are quite different, so it is necessary to achieve unified modeling through multi-scale fusion method. (3) real time requirements: disaster early warning requires low delay processing, and the combination of edge computing and cloud computing provides support for real-time integration [14]. 2.3.3. application scenario (1) earthquake monitoring: integrating seismic wave, gps and social media data can improve the accuracy of epicenter location and damage assessment. bock proposed a multimodal earthquake early warning system, which realizes second level early warning by integrating seismograph and gps data [15]. (2) flood monitoring: integrating remote sensing images, hydrological data and social media information can realize real-time monitoring and early warning of flood range [11]. (3) typhoon prediction: integrating meteorological data, satellite images and ocean sensor data can improve the prediction accuracy of typhoon track and intensity [8]. 3. key technologies of multimodal information fusion multimodal information fusion is the core driving force of real-time intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters. its technical system covers data acquisition and preprocessing, feature extraction and representation, fusion algorithm and model, and real-time optimization technology. 4 3.1. data acquisition and preprocessing the first step of multimodal information fusion is to obtain high-quality multi-source data and preprocess it to ensure data consistency and availability. in natural disaster monitoring, data sources are diverse, including satellite remote sensing, ground sensors, social media and uavs. each data source has a unique acquisition method and preprocessing requirements. 3.1.1. data acquisition technology (1) satellite remote sensing: high resolution satellites provide optical images and synthetic aperture radar (sar) data, which are suitable for flood, landslide and wildfire monitoring. zhou pointed out that the sar data of sentinel-1 can monitor the flood range under cloud cover, significantly improving the data availability [6]. (2) ground sensors: seismometers, hydrological stations and weather stations provide high-precision time series data. strong motion instruments commonly used in seismic monitoring can record seismic wave signals at high frequencies [5]. (3) social media: twitter, weibo and other platforms provide real-time text and image data to reflect the impact of disasters and public feedback. ahuja uses social data for realtime flood monitoring [9]. (4) uav and internet of things: uav provides highresolution images and videos, which are suitable for local disaster assessment; iot devices support distributed data collection [14]. 3.1.2. data preprocessing method the heterogeneity of multimodal data requires targeted preprocessing techniques, including: (1) noise removal: such as cloud removal of remote sensing images or social media text denoising [10]. (2) data alignment: time and space alignment is the key, such as aligning satellite images with ground sensor data to a unified coordinate system [2]. (3) standardization and normalization: normalize different modal data to a unified scale to support subsequent fusion. (4) modal missing processing: aiming at the problem of missing data, researchers developed interpolation method and generation model to fill the missing data, such as gan [16]. 3.2. feature extraction and representation feature extraction and representation is the core of multimodal information fusion. it aims to extract meaningful features from modal data and build a unified representation to support subsequent fusion and modeling. feature extraction techniques for different modes mainly include: (1) image data: convolutional neural network (cnn) is widely used to extract spatial features from remote sensing images or uav images. resnet and u-net models perform well in flood range detection [6]. (2) time series data: the recurrent neural network (rnn) and its variants (such as lstm and gru) are suitable for processing the time dependence of seismic wave or hydrological data [12]. (3) text data: natural language processing (nlp) technology is used to extract semantic features from social media text [9]. (4) multimodal joint feature extraction: in recent years, research has explored cross modal feature extraction methods, such as transformer model based on attention mechanism, to achieve more efficient representation by dynamically weighting the features of different modes [4]. multimodal feature representation methods mainly include: (1) embedding representation: map the features of different modes to a unified embedding space, such as realizing cross modal alignment through multimodal self encoder (mae) [17]. (2) joint representation: joint feature representation is constructed by splicing or weighted fusion of feature vectors of different modes. zhang spliced the features of satellite images and meteorological data for typhoon path prediction [8]. (3) graph neural network (gnn): gnn generates structured feature representation by modeling the relationship between modes, which is suitable for complex multimodal scenes [13]. the above information is shown in table 2. table 2. comparison of multimodal feature extraction techniques 3.3. fusion algorithm and model fusion algorithm and model are the core of multimodal information fusion, which determines how to integrate different modal features or decisions to generate the final results. according to the fusion level, it can be divided into traditional methods and modern methods based on deep learning. traditional fusion methods mainly include: (1) weighted average: the fusion is achieved by weighted 5 summation of modal features, which is simple but inflexible [7]. (2) kalman filter: it is used for dynamic fusion of time series data and is widely used in earthquake monitoring. for example, wang improved the epicenter positioning accuracy by fusing seismograph and gps data through kalman filtering [12]. (3) ds evidence theory: integrates multimodal decision making through probability distribution, and is suitable for scenarios with high uncertainty [11]. deep learning fusion methods mainly include: (1) multimodal deep neural network: by constructing a multi branch network, different modal data are processed respectively, and then fused through the full connection layer or attention mechanism. qin proposed a multi branch depth network, which integrates satellite images and meteorological data for typhoon prediction [8]. (2) transformer model: a multimodal fusion method based on attention mechanism, which can dynamically capture the relationship between modes. the transformer architecture proposed by vaswani has been widely used in multimodal fusion [4]. (3) generative adversarial networks (gan): used to deal with missing modes or data enhancement. liu used gan to generate missing remote sensing image data, which enhanced the robustness of flood monitoring model [16]. (4) graph neural network (gnn): capture cross modal dependencies by building modal diagrams. wu proposed a multimodal fusion framework based on gnn to integrate sensor networks and social media data and improve the accuracy of disaster assessment [13]. the challenges and solutions of heterogeneous data fusion mainly include: (1) cross modal alignment: the semantics and time scales of different modal data differ greatly, which should be solved by cross modal attention mechanism or embedded spatial alignment [17]. (2) modal missing: some modal data may be missing due to equipment failure or environmental constraints, which can be filled by generation model or incremental learning method [16]. (3) computational efficiency: the complexity of the deep learning model may lead to insufficient real-time performance. model compression, such as quantization and pruning, and distributed computing are the main solutions [14]. 3.4. real time optimization technology natural disaster monitoring and early warning require high real-time performance, and multimodal information fusion needs to achieve a balance between low delay and high accuracy. the following are the main real-time optimization technologies: 3.4.1. edge computing and cloud computing (1) edge computing: deploy data processing on edge devices close to the data source to reduce transmission delay. leyva proposed a multimodal flood monitoring system based on edge calculation, which realized real-time data processing by running a lightweight model on the sensor node [14]. (2) cloud computing: use high-performance computing resources in the cloud to process large-scale multimodal data, which is suitable for complex model training and reasoning. cloud side collaborative architecture is gradually popularized in disaster monitoring [11]. 3.4.2. model compression and acceleration (1) model quantization: reduce the amount of calculation by reducing the precision of model parameters, such as from 32-bit floating-point to 8-bit integer. the quantization technology proposed by han significantly reduces the reasoning time of cnn model and is suitable for real-time disaster monitoring [18]. (2) model pruning: remove redundant neurons or layers to reduce model complexity. sghaier applies pruning technology to the multimodal fusion model to achieve efficient deployment on edge devices [2]. (3) knowledge distillation: by transferring the knowledge of large-scale models to small-scale models, we can maintain performance while reducing computational requirements [19]. 3.4.3. incremental learning and online updates the dynamic change of disaster scenario requires that the model can quickly adapt to new data. the incremental learning method adapts to the emerging disaster mode by updating the model parameters online [9]. the above information is shown in table 3. 4. application status of natural disaster monitoring and early warning in recent years, significant progress has been made in the application of multimodal information fusion technology in real-time monitoring and early warning of natural disasters, covering various disaster types such as earthquakes, floods, typhoons, and landslides. by integrating multi-source data including remote sensing images, ground sensor data, social media information, and uav images, multimodal fusion has significantly improved the accuracy, coverage, and warning timeliness of disaster monitoring. this section will systematically analyze the current application status of multimodal information fusion in natural disaster monitoring and early warning from three aspects: application cases of typical natural disasters, technical architectures of existing systems, and application effects and limitations. 4.1. application cases of typical natural disasters 4.1.1. earthquake monitoring and early warning earthquakes are natural disasters with strong suddenness and destructive power, and real-time monitoring and second level warning are crucial for disaster reduction. multimodal information fusion significantly improves the accuracy of epicenter localization and damage assessment by integrating seismic waves, gps data, and social media information. bock proposed a real-time earthquake warning system that integrates seismometers and gps data, using kalman filtering to integrate p-wave signals of seismic waves with surface deformation data, achieving a second level warning with an epicenter positioning error of less than 5 kilometers [15]. the introduction of social media data further enhances the system's ability to respond quickly. ahuja has developed a multimodal framework that integrates real-time disaster reports from twitter with seismometer data to quickly assess the extent of earthquake impact [9]. in recent years, research has also explored the application of deep learning in earthquake monitoring. mousavi proposed a multimodal model based on convolutional neural network (cnn), which achieves automatic detection and classification of seismic signals with an accuracy of over 95% by fusing 6 seismic waveforms and historical seismic data [20]. these cases demonstrate that multimodal fusion not only improves the timeliness of earthquake warning, but also enhances the robustness of the system. table 3. comparison of real-time optimization technologies technology type advantage disadvantage typical applications edge calculation low latency, suitable for local processing limited computing resources real time flood monitoring [14] cloud computing high performance, suitable for complex models network connection dependent, high latency typhoon forecast [8] model quantification/pruning reduce the amount of calculation and adapt to edge devices possible loss of accuracy earthquake warning [2] incremental learning adapt to dynamic changes and update models quickly need to store additional historical data social media analytics [9] 4.1.2. flood monitoring and early warning flood monitoring requires the integration of large-scale spatial information and local time series data, and multimodal fusion has demonstrated significant advantages in this field. sghaier proposed a framework for integrating sar images with ground hydrological data, using cnn to extract spatial features of the images and lstm to process water level and rainfall time series, achieving real-time monitoring of flood ranges. the system successfully predicted the flooded area during the 2017 houston flood event in the united states with an accuracy rate of over 90%[2]. the integration of social media data further enhances the real-time monitoring of floods. ahuja has developed a realtime flood monitoring system that integrates twitter text, remote sensing images, and hydrological data. the bert model is used to extract disaster keywords from the text, and the spatial features of the images are combined for decision level fusion. the system successfully identified the affected areas during the floods in assam, india in 2020, reducing the warning time by about 2 hours compared to traditional methods [9]. the introduction of drone data provides support for local high-precision monitoring. zhou studied the fusion of drone imagery and ground sensor data and proposed a u-net based model for detecting road damage caused by floods, significantly improving the efficiency of post disaster assessment [6]. 4.1.3. typhoon monitoring and path prediction typhoon monitoring requires accurate prediction of path and intensity, and multimodal fusion significantly improves prediction accuracy by integrating meteorological data, satellite imagery, and ocean sensor data. zhang proposed a typhoon path prediction model based on multimodal deep learning, which utilizes cnn to process the cloud features of modis satellite images, combined with lstm to process wind speed and pressure data from meteorological stations, and generates a joint representation through feature level fusion. this model achieved high accuracy with a path error of less than 50 kilometers in the prediction of typhoon mangkhut in 2018 [8]. social media data also plays an important role in typhoon warnings. sghaier proposed a framework that integrates twitter text, satellite imagery, and meteorological data, using transformer models to dynamically weight cross modal features and predict typhoon landing points and impact ranges. the system successfully alerted potential risks in coastal areas during typhoon "fireworks" in 2021, demonstrating the realtime advantage of multimodal fusion [2]. 4.1.4. landslide monitoring and warning table 4. applications of multimodal information fusion in natural disasters landslide monitoring requires high-resolution spatial data and geological sensor data, and multimodal fusion has shown potential in this field. zhou proposed a landslide monitoring system that integrates drone images and geological sensor data. it uses cnn to extract surface deformation features from images and combines them with sensor time series data for 7 feature level fusion, achieving early warning of landslide risks. the system successfully identified high-risk areas during the 2019 landslide event in kerala, india, with a warning accuracy rate of 85% [6]. in addition, the application of graph neural networks (gnns) in landslide monitoring is gradually emerging. wu proposed a multimodal fusion model based on gnn, which captures the spatiotemporal dependence of landslide occurrence by constructing the topological relationship between sensor networks and image data. this model significantly improved the prediction accuracy in landslide monitoring in sichuan, china in 2020 [13]. the above information is shown in table 4. 4.2. technical architecture of existing systems the natural disaster monitoring system, based on multimodal information fusion, usually adopts a modular technical architecture, covering data acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, fusion modeling, and result output. 4.2.1. usgs earthquake warning system (shakealert) the shakealert system of the united states geological survey (usgs) is a representative in the field of earthquake warning, integrating seismometers, gps, and historical earthquake data [15]. the system architecture includes: (1) data collection: high frequency seismic waves and surface deformation data are collected through thousands of seismometers and gps stations located throughout the united states. (2) preprocessing: kalman filtering is used to denoise and align the data with time series. (3) fusion model: combining physical models and machine learning methods, such as decision trees, to achieve epicenter localization and intensity estimation. (4) output: issue second level alerts to the public through mobile applications and alert systems. shakealert successfully issued a 10 second advance warning during the 2020 california earthquake, significantly reducing casualties. 4.2.2. european flood warning system (efas) the european flood warning system (efas) integrates satellite remote sensing, meteorological data, and hydrological models to provide cross-border flood warnings [2]. the system architecture includes: (1) data collection: integrate copernicus sentinel-1/2 imagery, meteorological station rainfall data, and hydrological station water level data [2]. (2) preprocessing: align images and time series data spatially and temporally through multi-resolution analysis. (3) fusion model: using feature level fusion, combining cnn and hydrological models to predict flood range and intensity. (4) output: publish flood risk maps to the government and the public through a web platform. efas successfully predicted high-risk areas for floods in western europe in 2021, with a warning time advanced by about 24 hours. 4.2.3. typhoon monitoring system (based on multimodal deep learning) the typhoon monitoring system proposed by qin integrates satellite imagery, meteorological data, and ocean sensor data [8], and its architecture includes: (1) data collection: modis satellite imagery, wind speed/pressure data from meteorological stations, and sea surface temperature data from buoy stations. (2) preprocessing: cloud removal and data standardization. (3) fusion model: multi branch deep network (cnn+lstm) generates joint representations through feature level fusion. (4) output: typhoon path and intensity prediction results for use by meteorological departments. the system performed well in the prediction of typhoon mangkhut in 2018, with a lower path prediction error than traditional numerical models. 4.2.4. landslide monitoring system (based on drones and sensors) the landslide monitoring system developed by zhou integrates drone images and geological sensor data [6]. its architecture includes: (1) data collection: high-resolution images from drones, geological sensors (strain gauges, displacement gauges). (2) preprocessing: image correction, sensor data denoising. (3) fusion model: based on u-net image segmentation model and time series analysis model, feature level fusion is adopted. (4) output: landslide risk map and warning signals. the system successfully identified high-risk areas during the 2019 landslide event in india, with a warning accuracy rate of 85%. 4.3. application effects and limitations 4.3.1. application effect (1) accuracy improvement: multimodal fusion significantly improves monitoring accuracy by integrating complementary data. for example, li's flood monitoring system has improved the detection accuracy from 80% (single remote sensing) to over 90% [2]. (2) shorten alert time: the introduction of social media and edge computing has significantly shortened the alert time. ahuja's flood monitoring system has shortened the warning time from 4 hours to 2 hours [9]. (3) expanded coverage: the integration of remote sensing and drone data has expanded the monitoring range, especially in remote areas. zhou's landslide monitoring system has achieved high-precision monitoring in mountainous areas [6]. (4) robustness enhancement: multimodal fusion has strong robustness to modal loss and noise. sghaier's typhoon warning system maintains high prediction accuracy even when some data is missing [2]. 4.3.2. limitations (1) data latency: real time data collection and transmission may be delayed due to network limitations or equipment failures, especially in remote areas [10]. (2) insufficient generalization ability of the model: deep learning models have limited transferability in different disaster scenarios or regions. qin's typhoon model performs well in east asia, but needs to be retrained in other sea areas [8]. (3) computational complexity: the high computational requirements of multimodal fusion models limit their deployment on resource constrained edge devices [14]. (4) data privacy and ethics: the widespread use of social media data has raised privacy and ethical issues. ahuja pointed out that the anonymization of twitter data still needs improvement to protect user privacy [9]. the above information is shown in table 5. 8 table 5. application effects and limitations of multimodal fusion systems aspect effect limitation improvement direction accuracy improved detection accuracy to over 90% insufficient generalization ability of the model cross regional transfer learning, zero sample learning warning time shorten warning time to seconds to hours data transmission delay edge computing, 5g network coverage covering remote areas and complex terrains data collection is limited by device distribution low-cost sensors, drone networks robustness robust to noise and missing data high computational complexity model compression, incremental learning 5. research challenges and solutions the application of multimodal information fusion in realtime intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters has made significant progress, but still faces many technical and practical challenges. these challenges include data heterogeneity and modal loss, computational complexity and real-time requirements, insufficient model generalization ability, data privacy and ethical issues, and difficulties in cross regional collaboration. in response to these challenges, researchers have proposed a variety of solutions, including adaptive fusion algorithms, edge computing, migration learning, federated learning, and global collaborative networks. 5.1. data heterogeneity and modal deficiency the heterogeneity of multimodal data is one of the core issues in natural disaster monitoring. there are significant differences in format, resolution, time scale, and semantics among different modalities of data, such as remote sensing images, ground sensor data, and social media text. for example, satellite imagery provides high-resolution spatial information, but is affected by cloud cover; ground sensor data has high temporal resolution, but limited coverage [6]. modal loss is particularly common in disaster scenarios, such as adverse weather conditions that may result in unavailable remote sensing data, and equipment failures that may lead to sensor data loss [10]. these issues make it difficult for fusion models to effectively integrate information, affecting monitoring accuracy and warning reliability. the main solutions are: (1) cross modal alignment technique: by constructing a unified embedding space, different modal data are mapped to a consistent representation. the multimodal autoencoder (mae) proposed by ngiam maps image and text data to a shared embedding space through joint training, alleviating the problem of heterogeneity [17]. in recent years, research has further introduced transformer based cross modal attention mechanisms, dynamically weighting features of different modalities to improve alignment performance [11]. (2) modal missing processing: generative adversarial networks (gans) and variational autoencoders (vaes) are widely used to fill missing modal data. zhang proposed a multimodal data augmentation method based on gan, which enhances the robustness of flood monitoring models by generating missing remote sensing image data. incremental learning techniques adapt to scenarios where some modalities are missing by gradually updating the model [16]. (3) multi scale fusion: researchers have developed multiscale fusion methods, such as multi-resolution analysis and hierarchical feature extraction, to unify spatial and temporal scales based on the resolution differences of different modalities [2]. 5.2. computational complexity and real-time requirements natural disaster monitoring requires extremely high realtime performance, and early warning systems need to complete data processing and decision-making within seconds to minutes. however, multimodal fusion models typically have high computational complexity, especially when dealing with high-resolution images or large-scale time series data. transformer based multimodal models require a large amount of computing resources during training and inference stages, making it difficult to deploy on resource constrained edge devices [14]. real time data transmission may be hindered by network latency, especially in remote areas or when infrastructure is damaged due to disasters. the main solutions are: (1) edge computing and cloud edge collaboration: edge computing significantly reduces latency by running lightweight models on devices close to data sources. leyva proposed a multimodal flood monitoring system based on edge computing. the compressed cnn model is deployed on the sensor node to achieve real-time data processing [14]. cloud edge collaboration architecture combines the high performance of cloud computing and the low latency of edge computing to optimize large-scale data processing [11]. (2) model compression techniques: model quantification, pruning, and knowledge distillation are effective methods for reducing computational complexity. the model quantization technique proposed by han compresses neural network parameters from 32-bit floating-point to 8-bit integers, significantly reducing inference time and suitable for scenarios such as earthquake warning [18]. sghaier optimized the multimodal fusion model through pruning techniques, enabling it to run efficiently on edge devices [2]. (3) efficient algorithm design: lightweight models and efficient attention mechanisms reduce computational requirements while maintaining performance. wu proposed a lightweight fusion model based on graph neural network (gnn), which reduces computational overhead by sparsifying modal relationship graphs [13]. 9 5.3. insufficient generalization ability of the model the generalization ability of multimodal fusion models is often insufficient under different types of disasters, geographical regions, and environmental conditions. qin's typhoon path prediction model performs well in the east asian waters, but needs to be retrained in other waters, limiting its global applicability [8]. the dynamic changes in disaster scenarios, such as terrain and climate, further exacerbate the generalization problem, leading to a decline in model performance on unseen data [6]. the main solutions are: (1) transfer learning and domain adaptation: transfer learning transfers model knowledge from one scenario to another through pre training models and fine-tuning techniques. mousavi utilized transfer learning to transfer earthquake detection models from the california dataset to the japanese dataset, significantly improving generalization performance [20]. domain adaptation methods further enhance model adaptability by aligning the feature distributions of the source and target domains [11]. (2) zero sample and few sample learning: for scenarios with sparse data, zero sample learning predicts new disaster types through semantic embedding, while few sample learning quickly adapts to new scenarios using a small amount of annotated data. ahuja proposed a flood monitoring model based on few sample learning, which adapts to the flood characteristics of different regions [9]. (3) data augmentation: by generating synthetic data or introducing external datasets, the adaptability of the model to diverse scenarios is enhanced. liu utilized gan to generate diverse remote sensing images, enhancing the model's generalization ability under different climatic conditions [16]. 5.4. data privacy and ethical issues the widespread use of social media data in disaster monitoring has brought privacy and ethical issues. user posts on twitter or weibo may contain personal location or sensitive information, which may result in privacy breaches if not fully anonymized [9]. multimodal data sharing may involve cross-border or cross organizational data privacy regulations, such as gdpr, increasing the complexity of system design [10]. the main solutions are: (1) federated learning: federated learning protects user privacy by training models on local devices and only transmitting model updates rather than raw data. li proposed a multimodal disaster response framework based on federated learning, which integrates social media and sensor data through distributed training to meet privacy protection needs [11]. (2) data anonymization: reducing the risk of data leakage through techniques such as de identification and differential privacy. ahuja applies differential privacy technology to twitter data to ensure that user identities are not tracked [9]. (3) ethical framework and regulatory compliance: establish ethical guidelines for data use, following international privacy regulations such as gdpr and ccpa. researchers suggest embedding privacy protection modules in disaster monitoring systems to ensure transparency in data processing [10]. 5.5. difficulties in cross regional collaboration natural disasters often have cross regional characteristics, such as cross-border river floods, and typhoon paths, but data sharing and system collaboration are hindered by differences in technical standards, data formats, and policies. for example, flood monitoring systems in europe and asia are difficult to achieve joint early warning due to inconsistent data formats [6]. the main solutions are: (1) standardized data format: develop unified data standards and interfaces to promote cross regional data sharing. the copernicus program supports global flood monitoring through standardized remote sensing data formats [2]. (2) global collaboration network: establish an international disaster monitoring platform and integrate data resources from multiple countries. the global disaster database of undrr provides a reference for multimodal data sharing [6]. (3) low cost technology promotion: expand the monitoring capabilities of developing countries through lowcost sensors and drone technology. kerle proposed using lowcost drone networks to enhance landslide monitoring capabilities in remote areas [6]. the above summary of challenges and solutions is shown in table 6. table 6. summary of research challenges and solutions challenge main issues solution data heterogeneity and modal deficiency differences in data format and resolution; modal loss cross modal alignment gan, incremental learning [11, 16] computational complexity and realtime performance high computational demands and latency issues edge computing, model compression, lightweight algorithm [14, 18] insufficient generalization ability of the model cross regional and cross scenario performance degradation transfer learning, zero sample learning, data augmentation [8, 20] data privacy and ethics social media data privacy breaches, regulatory compliance federated learning, data anonymization, ethical framework [9, 11] cross regional collaboration inconsistent data format and uneven distribution of resources standardized format, global collaborative network [1, 6] 10 6. future research directions the multimodal information fusion technology has made significant progress in the field of real-time intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters, but in the face of increasingly complex disaster scenarios and higher real-time and precision requirements, further exploration of innovative directions is still needed. future research can focus on adaptive fusion algorithms, the application of generative ai technology, the construction of global collaborative networks, the strengthening of privacy protection and ethical compliance, and the promotion of low-cost technologies. 6.1. adaptive fusion algorithm the current fusion algorithms rely on static model structures when processing multimodal data, making it difficult to dynamically adapt to changes in disaster scenarios. in the future, adaptive fusion algorithms can be developed to enhance the system's adaptability to complex scenarios by dynamically adjusting modal weights or model structures. the transformer model based on dynamic attention mechanism can optimize the fusion weights of cross modal features in real time according to the quality and characteristics of input data [11]. reinforcement learning (rl) can be used to optimize fusion strategies by learning the optimal fusion solution through interaction with the environment. wu proposed a dynamic fusion framework based on gnn, which significantly improves the robustness of landslide monitoring by adaptively updating the modal relationship graph [13]. future research can further explore adaptive algorithms combining rl and gnn to cope with dynamic disaster scenarios such as earthquakes and floods. 6.2. application of generative ai technology generative ai technology shows great potential in filling modal gaps and enhancing data. in the future, diffusion models can be used to generate high-quality synthetic data to compensate for the problem of sparse or missing data in disaster scenarios. liu enhanced the performance of flood monitoring models by generating missing remote sensing image data through gan [16]. the diffusion model, as an emerging generation technology, can generate more realistic synthetic data and is suitable for processing high-dimensional multimodal data. future research can explore the application of diffusion models in earthquake waveform generation, social media text completion, and drone image enhancement. generative ai can also be used to simulate disaster scenarios and generate training data to improve the model's generalization ability, especially in remote areas where data is scarce [6]. 6.3. construction of global collaboration network the cross regional characteristics of natural disasters require the construction of a global multimodal monitoring network to promote data sharing and system collaboration. however, inconsistent data formats, policy restrictions, and uneven distribution of resources remain the main obstacles [6]. in the future, cross-border data sharing can be promoted through standardized data interfaces and protocols, such as the copernicus remote sensing data standard [2]. the distributed data management technology based on blockchain can ensure the security and transparency of data sharing, and avoid privacy leakage. the global disaster database of undrr (2020) provides a reference for building collaborative networks [6], which can be expanded in the future to integrate multimodal data sources and form a global disaster monitoring platform. 6.4. privacy protection and ethical compliance the widespread application of social media data in disaster monitoring has brought privacy and ethical challenges, and further protection mechanisms need to be strengthened. federated learning has shown potential in multimodal disaster response by protecting data privacy through distributed training [11]. in the future, differential privacy and homomorphic encryption technologies can be combined to further reduce the risk of data leakage. ahuja processes twitter data with differential privacy to ensure anonymity of user identities [9]. future research can develop embedded privacy protection modules that can be integrated into multimodal fusion systems to ensure real-time processing while meeting regulatory requirements such as gdpr. developing globally unified ethical guidelines to regulate the use of multimodal data is an important direction for future research [10]. 6.5. promotion of low-cost technology the monitoring capabilities of developing countries and remote areas are limited by insufficient coverage of sensor networks and high-cost equipment. in the future, low-cost technologies such as low-cost uavs, open-source sensors and edge computing devices can be promoted to expand the monitoring range. kerle proposed using low-cost drone networks for landslide monitoring, significantly reducing deployment costs [6]. open-source hardware, such as raspberry pi, and software, such as tensorflow lite, can further lower the technological threshold and support disaster monitoring in resource constrained areas. future research can explore low-cost sensor networks based on the internet of things, combined with lightweight multimodal models, to achieve efficient and universal disaster monitoring systems. 7. conclusion multimodal information fusion, as the core technology for real-time intelligent monitoring and early warning of natural disasters, has made significant progress in the past decade. by integrating various heterogeneous data sources such as remote sensing images, ground sensor data, social media texts, and drone videos, this technology significantly improves the accuracy of disaster monitoring and the timeliness of early warning. these advances are not only reflected in the improvement of theoretical foundations and technical frameworks, but also in their successful application in monitoring typical natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, and typhoons. for example, the flood monitoring system that integrates satellite remote sensing and hydrological station data has achieved an accuracy rate of over 90%; the earthquake warning system based on deep learning can provide epicenter localization in seconds, greatly improving response speed. multimodal information fusion technology has shown great potential in improving early warning accuracy, 11 timeliness, and disaster reduction effectiveness. on the one hand, it overcomes the limitations of a single data source by integrating complementary features, providing more comprehensive information coverage. on the other hand, with the advancement of deep learning and artificial intelligence algorithms, especially the application of transformer models and graph neural networks (gnn), a deeper understanding and predictive ability have 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[20] mousavi s., ellsworth w. zw. earthquake transformer—an attentive deep-learning model for simultaneous earthquake detection and phase picking. nat commun. published online 2020. doi:10.1038/s41467-020-17591-w. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 17 prediction of olympic medal based on multiple linear regression and logistic regression zihan lu 1, *, songling li 2, jinzhou sun 2 1 school of mechanical engineering, northwestern polytechnical university, xi'an, shaanxi, china 2 school of mathematics and statistics, northwestern polytechnical university, xi'an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author: zihan lu (email: 18005259889@mail.nwpu.edu.cn) abstract: this paper focuses on the issue of olympic medal distribution and conducts in-depth exploration by comprehensively applying multiple models and algorithms. a medal-counting prediction model is constructed using multiple linear regression. by considering factors such as historical medal counts and the host-country effect, the medal standings of the 2028 los angeles olympics are predicted. through the construction of indicators such as the country-project alignment degree, the impact of competition events on medal distribution is analyzed. a logistic regression model is used to predict countries that will win medals for the first time and to identify potential medal winning countries. the research reveals the laws of medal distribution and clarifies the influence mechanisms of various factors. these models provide a scientific basis for countries to develop sports development strategies, help optimize resource allocation, enhance the competitiveness of olympic medals, and have important reference value for sports event planning and national sports development. keywords: multiple linear regression; logistic regression; medal prediction. 1. introduction the olympic games, as the world's top-level sports event, the medal table is a key indicator for measuring the sports strength of various countries [1]. the distribution of medals is affected by many factors, such as economic strength, population size, and the host-country advantage [2]. in-depth research on its laws is of great significance for countries to develop reasonable sports development strategies. although previous studies have covered related factors, they lack systematic and precise comprehensive analysis. based on this, this paper uses models such as multiple linear regression and logistic regression, combines historical data and event characteristics, and constructs a comprehensive olympic medal analysis system. by analyzing historical medal data, quantifying the impacts of various factors, and exploring potential laws, this paper aims to provide scientific decision making support for national olympic committees, promote the balanced development of the global sports industry, and offer new ideas and methods for the research field of sports events. 2. prediction of the olympic medal table based on multiple linear regression 2.1. model explanation firstly, we introduce a concept called "historical medal performance": the weighted average of the number of gold medals and the total number of medals from several past olympic games. now, ihm is defined as, 1 1 , n i j i j hm w m j n    (1) where ,i jm represents the number of medals for country i in the j -th edition, jw is the weighting coefficient, and the closer the edition is to the present, the higher its weight. then, we introduce the host country i effection ih . this is a binary variable, meaning that if country i is the host country, then ih is 1; if not, then ih is 0. by using multiple linear regression for modeling, we can derive the regression equation [3]. 0 1 2i i i itm hm h       (2) where 0 is the intercept, 1 and 2 are the regression coefficients. the number of gold medals is the same. in order to analyze the impact of the host country's new projects on the distribution of medals, we will additionally include the interaction term of the host country. 0 1 2 3i i i i itm hm h h et           (3) 2.2. results figure 1. prediction result 18 as shown in figure 1, the horizontal axis represents the predicted number of gold medals, while the vertical axis represents the predicted total number of medals. 2.3. sensitivity analysis 2.3.1. gold table 1. parameter project estimate se tstat pvalue (intercept) 0.23905 0.040128 5.9571 92.7056 10 historicalgold 0.055927 0.00081261 68.823 0 host 15.599 0.60549 25.762 1393.1077 10 according to table.1, after calculation, we can obtain the model expression: 0.23905 0.055927 15.599i i i ig hg h       (4) the number of observations for this model is 6300, with an error degree of freedom of 6297. the large number of observations is beneficial for making the regression results more reliable. the f statistic of the model is 33.03 10 , and the p value is 0. the f statistic is used to test the significance of the overall regression model, and a p-value of 0 indicates that, at the given significance level (usually 0.05), the null hypothesis (which states that all regression coefficients of the independent variables are 0) is rejected, meaning that the overall regression model is significant, and at least one independent variable has a significant effect on the dependent variable. the test statistic is used to examine whether the regression coefficient of a single independent variable is significantly different from zero. the calculation formula is: t  estimate se . the 2r value of the model is 0.49, indicating that ihg and ih can explain approximately 49% of the variation in g . although the model has a certain explanatory power, a considerable portion of the variation remains unexplained, suggesting that there may be other significant factors not included in the model. the root mean square error of the model is 3.1, indicating that the model has a high level of accuracy. 2.3.2. total medals table 2. parameter project estimate se tstat pvalue (intercept) 0.74004 0.10513 7.0393 122.1374 10 historicaltotalmedals 0.057701 0.00079905 72.212 0 host 40.492 1.5754 25.702 1381.2541 10 according to table.2, after calculation, we can obtain the model expression: 0.74004 0.057701 40.492i i i itm hm h       the number of observations for this model is 6300, with an error degree of freedom of 6297. the large number of observations is beneficial for making the regression results more reliable. the f statistic of the model is 33.29 10 , and the p -value is 0. the f statistic is used to test the significance of the overall regression model [4], and a p-value of 0 indicates that, at the given significance level (usually 0.05), the null hypothesis (which states that all regression coefficients of the independent variables are 0) is rejected, meaning that the overall regression model is significant, and at least one independent variable has a significant effect on the dependent variable. the test statistic is used to examine whether the regression coefficient of a single independent variable is significantly different from zero. the calculation formula is: t  estimate se . the 2r value of the model is 0.511, indicating that ihg and ih can explain approximately 51.1% of the variation in g. although the model has a certain explanatory power, a considerable portion of the variation remains unexplained, suggesting that there may be other significant factors not included in the model. the root mean square error of the model is 8.08. the root mean square error of this model is relatively large, which may indicate that the error in predicting the total number of medals is greater compared to the gold model. 3. analysis of the impact of competition events on medal allocation based on the project alignment degree 3.1. model explanation now considering the alignment of national projects ( fitdegreei ), since the sport proportion of projects in previous olympic games has not changed significantly and there is no obvious trend, the insights that can be derived from the composition of past projects are limited; therefore, only the most recent edition is taken into account. the proportion of project k in the country i is:     nationalnumbersport nationalratio nationaltotalsport i i i k k  (5) the total proportion of the project is: 19     numbersport ratio totalsport k k  (6) the alignment of national projects is:       ationalratio ratio fitdegree maxratio i k i k n k k k    (7) this is because when  ratio k is fixed, the maximum value of the numerator  nationalratioi k . ratio( k ) is max k ratio( k ), while fitdegreei is only related to i , and the denominator  maxratio k k is not related to i ; therefore, we do not perform normalization here. however, when considering more general historical cases, this operation is necessary. now we study the importance of sports events for a country's award achievements. analyze the proportion of the number of events held by country i for the sport with the largest share, and sort the elements of that sport by their proportion. using this data to characterize the importance of sports events is because it reflects the structural layout of a country's sports projects. those with a larger proportion are more likely to win medals, while those with a smaller proportion are less likely to be considered important sports projects for a country. typically, countries rely on a layout of major projects; even emerging projects, due to a lack of accumulated experience, find it difficult to win medals. another approach is to consider whether the projects have achieved a significant number of awards for the country, which we did not adopt, as the number of awards is positively correlated with the number of projects. furthermore, even if projects with a small proportion win many medals, such awards are less stable due to a lack of experience accumulation, leading to an increasing emphasis on larger proportion projects, while the occurrence of small proportion projects winning many medals will decrease. the impact of the host country effect on the results is divided into two influencing factors: the number of gold medals and the total number of medals. 15.599 0.49 7.64goldinfluence goldhostcofficient goldadjust r     (8) 40.492 0.511 20.69 totalmedalsinfluence totalmedalshostcof ficient totalmedalsadjust r     (9) in other words, the host country effect will bring the nation 7.64 gold medals and 20.69 medals. 3.2. results table 3. sports sport group count importance 'athletics' 142 0.606837607 'swimming' 30 0.128205128205128 'gymnastics' 16 0.0683760683760684 'wrestling' 7 0.0299145299145299 'hockey' 6 0.0256410256410256 'shooting' 5 0.0213675213675214 'fencing' 4 0.0170940170940171 as shown in table.3, the group count of “athletics” is 142, with an importance of 0.606837607, much higher than other sports, indicating that athletics occupies a very important position in medal distribution. “swimming, with a group count of 30 and an importance of 0.128205128205128, also has a high impact on medal winning and is an important medal producing sport. in contrast, “wrestling”, “hockey”, “shooting” and “fencing” have lower scores in both group count and importance. in contrast, “wrestling”, “hockey”, “shooting” and “fencing” have lower importance scores, indicating that these sports have less weight in the medal allocation and their contribution to the overall medal count is relatively limited. this means that when countries formulate their sports development strategies, they should focus on sports with high importance, such as athletics and swimming, and invest more resources to improve their competitiveness in these sports, so that they are more likely to win more medals. table 4. noc noc sport percentage 'afg' 'wrestling' 0.304347826086957 'aho' 'athletics' 0.189189189189189 'ain' 'tennis' 0.304347826086957 'alb' 'shooting' 0.24390243902439 'alg' 'athletics' 0.237871674491393 'and' 'athletics' 0.25 'ang' 'handball' 0.361022364217252 as shown in table.4, at the national level, the percentage of “afg” in “wrestling” is 0.304347826086957, indicating that wrestling is a key strength of the afg and the country has a high medal potential in this sport. the percentage of “alb” in “shooting” is 0.24390243902439, and shooting is its relative advantage. countries can increase the number of medals more efficiently by allocating resources and planning development based on their own advantageous programs. for some countries with limited resources, focusing on the development of advantageous programs is more conducive to achieving good results in the olympic games than distributing resources evenly. 4. prediction of countries winning medals for the first time based on logistic regression 4.1. model explanation due to the uneven distribution of e and considering the marginal effect of e on i , we applied a logistic regression model after taking the logarithm of e to obtain the probability of i being 1 for those countries where i is 0, totaling 39 countries [5,6]. as mentioned earlier, due to 20 missing data, only 123 countries have f, but referring to the data from previous olympic games, the number of countries winning the first prize does not exceed 20, which is less than 39. moreover, the countries with missing data are mostly small and remote nations that have been established for a short time and have only recently participated in the olympics, or their data is missing due to political issues affecting national administrative divisions. based on this, we believe it is reasonable to look for first prize-winning countries within the scope of these 39 countries. according to the data preprocessing, we can extract the following data: ipa : the number of athletes in the country i . iep : the number of projects in which the country i participates. ipr : the geographical proximity of the country i to the host country. ihp : the historical award records of countries with the same gdp or within the same cultural sphere. next, we will use a logistic regression model to predict the probability of these unawarded countries winning for the first time.    0 1 2 3 1 win 1 1 i i i i pa ep pr p e              (10) 4.2. results figure 2. possibility as shown in figure 2, the countries numbered 13, 17, and 29 exhibit data anomalies. upon reviewing the table, it is found that they are the united kingdom, korea, and the soviet union, the latter of which has dissolved. prior to its dissolution, the soviet union was also very strong in the olympics, while the first two have records of winning awards. their presence among these 39 countries is due to the inconsistency in the extracted data table, which uses great britain and separates south korea and north korea. these three anomalous data points actually indicate that our model is quite reasonable, as the predicted probabilities for these countries, which have actually won medals, are very close to 1. after excluding these three anomalous data points, an analysis of the remaining 36 countries will be conducted. according to the calculations of the aforementioned model, we can determine the country that will win the award for the first time in the next session: côte d "ivoire, iraq, papua new guinea, syrian arab republic. the relationship between the number and types of events and the number of medals: the probability of a country winning the first prize is positively correlated with the number of medals to some extent. the degree of fit reflects the alignment between the country's event project structure and international mainstream, which is closely related to the type of event. the number of projects directly indicates the number of events. by conducting a statistical significance analysis on the model predicting the probability of the first prize country, the p-values 60.0036,0.0981,3.3106 10   corresponding to the intercept, fitdegreei , and event i were obtained, leading to the conclusion that the number of events significantly affects the number of medals, while the type of event has a relatively small impact on the number of medals. 4.3. sensitivity analysis it is now necessary to analyze the number of countries that have won the first prize country number, assuming that the award status of each country is independent of one another. we set a parameter: ispridictedgaini .if the country i is about to receive an award, then it is equal to 1; otherwise, it is equal to 0, so   1 countrynumber ispridictedgain ispridictedgain 1,possibility n i i i ib     (11) according to the central limit theorem, country number is approximately normally distributed.     2 ˜ 1 2 1 countrynumber , possibility 15 possibility 1 possibility n i i n i i i n                 (12) considering the number of countries that have won awards in previous years and the possibility of a few countries with a history of winning not receiving awards in the next session, this data is relatively reasonable. let the probability density function corresponding to  2,n   be  f x , and the confidence level is:  ˜ 0.5 0.5 confidencedegree d 14.1272%f x x       (13) 5. conclusion this study systematically analyzed the distribution of olympic medals through models such as multiple linear regression and logistic regression, and achieved valuable results. the multiple linear regression model effectively revealed the significant impacts of factors such as historical medal counts and the host-country effect on the number of medals, providing a powerful tool for predicting future medal tables. however, there is still room for optimization. in the 21 research on the impact of competition events on medal allocation, the innovatively constructed indicator system clearly demonstrated the differences in the importance of different events. the logistic regression model successfully 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[6] stoltzfus j c. logistic regression: a brief primer[j]. academic emergency medicine, 2011, 18(10): 1099-1104. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 1, 2024 56 a delayed mathematical model of population pressure on the atmospheric level of carbon dioxide gas tianchen yao * faculty of engineering, university of new south wales, sydney, 2050, australia * corresponding author email: yaotianchen639@163.com abstract: effective control of carbon dioxide and methane emissions is the key to controlling global warming. for this reason, a delayed mathematical model of population pressure on the atmospheric level of carbon dioxide gas is put forward. the impact of the time lag on the model and exhibition of a hopf bifurcation at the threshold of the time lag is analyzed in compliance with the allocation of the roots of the appropriate characteristic equation. besides, the direction and stability of the hopf bifurcation are determined by drawing support from the center manifold method. eventually, computer numerical calculations are conducted to validate the correctness of our obtained analytical findings. keywords: carbon dioxide gas; delay; hopf bifurcation; mathematical model; population pressure. 1. introduction with the successive exploitation of science and technology industry, carbon dioxide emissions in the globe are also gradually increasing. with the successive expansion of carbon dioxide emissions, global warming has brought about the variability of the marine climate. subsequently, many natural catastrophes arise, such as permanent glacier melting, sea level rising, frequent extreme weather and changes in ecosystem structure. in line with the global energy review: carbon dioxide emissions in 2021 released by the international energy agency (iea), carbon dioxide emissions in the global energy sector exploded to 36.3 billion tons, increasing 6% year-on-year and exceeding the level before the outbreak of covid-19 and setting a record [1]. accordingly, in the context of tighter resource and environmental constraints, climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions such as methane, nitrous oxide and ozone, especially carbon dioxide, has become the focus of attention of all sectors of the world [2]. in order to fight against the negative impacts caused by climate change, the world has made efforts to take various measures in all aspects. as early as may 9, 1992, the united nations general assembly adopted the framework convention on climate change. as of june 2016, 197 countries have adopted the framework convention on climate change, covering more than 65% of the total carbon emissions [3]. in 2015, the climate change conference held in paris established a national independent contribution mechanism, requiring parties to refer to national conditions and propose emission reduction targets to address climate change in a ''bottom-up'' manner [4, 5]. after forwards, in 2019, the 49th plenary session of the intergovernmental panel on climate change (ipcc) adopted the improvement plan for the 2006 ipcc national inventory guidelines (ipcc, 2019), which clearly added the content of verifying the emission list based on atmospheric concentration and combined with the ''top-down'' (i.e. atmospheric inversion) method. in particular, the chinese government has clearly put forward the carbon crest value by 2030 and the carbon neutralization target by 2060, from relative emission decline to absolute emission decline and zero emissions [6]. in recent years, some researchers have begun to study how to control carbon dioxide emissions from the perspective of system dynamics. tennakone [7] revealed that severe deforestation could lead to a rapid increase of the carbon dioxide through constructing a biomass-carbon dioxide mathematical model and analyzing the stability of the constructed model. alexiadis [8] explored the interplay between global warming and human activities with the help of control theory, and a feedback model is developed to analyze the impact of the carbon dioxide emission because of human activity on the global temperature. subsequently, dubey et al. [9] studied the connection between forestry resources and industrialization on account of population and population pressure by analyzing the dynamics of a nonlinear mathematical model. then, caetano et al. [10] presented some suggestions to cut down the carbon dioxide emissions with the aid of optimal control theory and by constructing a mathematical model. misra and verma [11] explored the influence of human population and forest biomass on carbon dioxide in the atmosphere through establishing a mathematical model. sundar et al. [12] investigated the reduction of carbon dioxide by utilizing suitable absorbents around the source of carbon dioxide emission. very recently, considering the interplay among carbon dioxide, human population, population pressure and forest biomass, misra and jha [13] formulated a mathematical model about population pressure on carbon dioxide as below on the foundation of the work by misra and verma [11]: 0 1 1 0 2 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ). dx t q n t x t x t f t dt dn t n t sn t x t n t n t f t dt l dp t n t p t dt df t f t f t n t f t p t f t dt m            = + − −    = − − +      = −     = − − −     (1) where, ( )x t , ( )n t , ( )p t and ( )f t denote the carbon dioxide consistence in the atmosphere, the human population, the population pressure and the forest biomass at 57 time t . 0q denotes the natural emission rate of carbon dioxide;  denotes the anthropogenic emission rate coefficient of carbon dioxide;  is the natural depletion rate coefficient of carbon dioxide; 1 denotes the depletion rate coefficient of carbon dioxide due to forestry biomass; s and  are the intrinsic growth rates of the human population and forest biomass, respectively; l and m are the carrying capacities of human population and forest biomass, respectively;  denotes the reduction rate coefficient of the human population on account of adverse effects of carbon dioxide; 1 denotes the increasing rate coefficient of the population pressure due to the increase in the human population; 0 denotes the natural depletion rate coefficient of the population pressure; 1 denotes the diminution rate coefficient of the carrying capacity of forest biomass because of the population pressure;  denotes the depletion rate coefficient of forest because of the human population;  denotes the increasing rate coefficient of the human population because of forest biomass. obviously, the model (1) assumed that the growth of the human population gets favored by the forest biomass instantaneously. however, as is known to all that it is necessary to take some time to clear land for agriculture and roads etc. additionally, in order to describe dynamics of mathematical models replying on the past history of the models, it is often needful to introduce time delays into the models [14-17]. moreover, periodic solutions can appear due to the hopf bifurcation in mathematical models with time delays [18-21]. meng and li [18] studied the bifurcating periodic solutions of a delayed phytoplankton-zooplankton system with allee effect and linear harvesting. bentout et al. [19] analyzed the hopf bifurcation of a double age dependence epidemic model with two delays. yang et al. [20] established a diffusive predator-prey model with time delay, and they revealed that time delay could make coexisting equilibrium lose stability and give rise to bifurcating periodic solution when it increases through a determinate threshold. li et al. [21] delved into the hopf bifurcation of a novel highdimensional delayed fractional neural network model. xu et al. [22] established a series of adequate conditions assuring the stability and the emergence of hopf bifurcation for fractional-order competitive web site model of the internet. there is also some work about hopf bifurcation and periodic solutions in other fields [23-26]. motivated by the work above and inspired by the fact that when the model (1) exhibits a hopf bifurcation, the carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere will be out of control, we consider the model with a time lag as below: 0 1 1 0 2 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ). dx t q n t x t x t f t dt dn t n t sn t x t n t n t f t dt l dp t n t p t dt df t f t f t n t f t p t f t dt m                = + − −    = − − + − −      = −     = − − − − −     (2) where,  is the time lag due to the interval that the growth of the human population needs to get favored by the forest biomass. the remainder of the current paper is outlined as below. the impact of the time delay on the model and exhibition of hopf bifurcation are explored in section 2. explicit formula direction and stability of the hopf bifurcation are conducted in section 3. numerical simulating analysis is demonstrated in section 4. a conclusion is drawn in section 5. 2. exhibition of hopf bifurcation in the present section, we shall discuss the impact of the time lag on the model (2), and establish sufficient conditions for exhibition of hopf bifurcation through analyzing allocation of the roots of the appropriate characteristic equation of the model (2). the method used in this section is common and simple, which is relatively intuitive. if 0s q  and 0( )l s q u s l      −  + , then the model (2) exhibits an interior equilibrium * * * * *( , , , )u x n p f , where 0 * * 1 * q n x f    + = + , * 1 *p a n= , 2 2 * 1 * 0 * 1 * 0 b f b f b n c f c + + = + , and 1 1 0 a   = and *f is the positive root of eq.(3) as below 3 2 3 * 2 * 1 * 0 0f f f f f f f+ + + = (3) where 0 0 0f b uc= − , 1 1 1 0 1 3 0 1f a b b a c uc = + + − , 2 1 1 1 2 3 1f a b b a c = + + , 3 1 1 2f a b= , 0 0b s q = − , 1 1b s = + , 2 1b = , 0 2c a = + , 1 1 2c a= , 2 s a l = , 3 u a m = . the characteristic equation at * * * * *( , , , )u x n p f corresponding to the model (2) can be obtained as below 4 3 2 3 2 1 0 3 2 3 2 1 0 2 2 2 1 0 ( ) ( ) 0, f f f f g g g g e h h h e            − − + + + + + + + + + + + = (4) with 0 0 44 21 11 22 1 14 21 43( )f f f f f f f f  = − + , 1 0 11 22 11 44 22 44 11 22 44 21 0 44( ) ( )f f f f f f f f f f f f  = + + − − − , 2 11 22 11 44 22 44 0 11 22 44 21( )f f f f f f f f f f f = + + − + + − , 3 0 11 22 44f f f f= − − − , 1 0 21 44 14 42 0 11 22 44 44 22( ) ( )g f g f g f f g f g  = − − + , 1 0 11 22 44 44 22 0 11 22 44( )( ) ( )g f f g f g f g g = − + + + , 2 22 44 44 22 22 44 0 11( )( )g f g f g g g f= + − + − , 3 22 44( )g g g= − + , 0 0 11 24 42 22 44( )h f g g g g= − , 1 0 11 22 44 24 42( )( )h f g g g g= − − , 2 22 44 24 42h g g g g= − , and 11 1 *f f = − − , 14 1 *f x= − , 21 *f n= − , 58 * 22 * 2sn f s x l = − − , 43 1 *2f f= − , * 44 2uf f u m = − , 22 *g f= , 24 *g n= , 42 *g f= − , 44 *g n= − . multiplying by e , eq. (4) yields 3 2 3 2 1 0 4 3 2 3 2 1 0 2 2 1 0 ( ) ( ) 0. g g g g f f f f e h h h e            − + + + + + + + + + + + = (5) for 0 = , one has 4 3 2 3 2 1 0 0j j j j   + + + + = (6) where 0 0 0 0j g f h= + + , 1 1 1 1j g f h= + + , 2 2 2 2j g f h= + + , 3 3 3j g f= + . lemma 1[13]. if 2 1 2 3 1 3 0( )j j j j j j−  , then the model (2) is locally asymptotically stable when 0 = . for 0  , putting i = ( 0  ) into eq. (5), then we get 1 2 3 4 5 6 ( )sin( ) ( ) cos( ) ( ), ( ) cos( ) ( )sin( ) ( ), k k k k k k           + =  + = (7) with 3 1 1 1 3( ) ( )k h f f  = − + , 4 2 2 2 2 0 0( ) ( )k h f f h  = − + + + , 2 3 2 0( )k g g = − , 3 4 1 1 3( ) ( )k h f f  = + − , 4 2 5 2 2 0 0( ) ( )k h f f h  = + − + − , 3 6 3 1( )k g g  = − . then, we obtain 1 0 ( ) cos( ) ( )     =  (8) 2 0 ( ) sin( ) ( )     =  (9) where 8 2 6 2 2 4 0 3 2 2 0 2 1 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 ( ) ( 2 ) ( 2 2 ) ( 2 2 ) , f f f f h f f f f f h h h f h       = + − + + − − + − + − + − 6 4 1 2 3 3 1 3 2 2 2 0 3 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 ( ) ( ) ( ( ) ( )) ( ( ) ( ) ( )) ( ), g g f g f g f h g g h f g f h g f h g h f g f h      = − + − − − − − + − + − + − + − 7 5 3 3 2 3 1 3 2 2 3 1 2 2 3 0 0 2 1 1 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 ( ) ( ( )) ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ( ( ) ( )) . g g f g g f h g f h g f h g h f g f g f h g h f       = + − − + + + − + − + − + + − + further, the algebraic equation regarding  can be get 2 2 2 0 1 2( ) ( ) ( ) 0   − − = . (10) clearly, one can get all the roots of eq. (10) once the parameters of the model (2) are determined. thus, we suppose that eq. (10) has positive root 0 . then eq. (5) has roots 0i .for 0 , on the foundation of eq. (8), one has 1 0 0 0 0 0 ( )1 2 arccos ( ) i i        =  +    , 0,1,2,i =  . (11) denote 0 min{ }i = , 0,1,2,i =  . (12) differentiating eq.(6) about  ς, then 1 4 3 ( ) ( ) d d      −    = − −    (13) with 5 4 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 1 0 2 1 0( ) ( ) ( )f f f f e h h h e          − = + + + + − + + , 2 3 2 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 2 1( ) 3 2 (4 3 2 ) (2 )g g g f f f e h h e        − = + + + + + + + + . then 0 1 * 4 0 * 3 0 ( ) re ( ) i d d      − =    =    (14) where * 5 3 3 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 2 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 2 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 ( ) (( ( ) ( ) )sin (( ) ) cos ) ((( ) ( ) ) cos (( ) )sin ) , f h f h f h f f h f h f h f                     = − + + + + − − + − − + + + + − , * 5 3 4 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 1 3 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 ( ) (( ( ) ( ) )sin (( ) ) cos ) ( 3 ( 3 )cos ((2 2 ) 4 )sin ) ((( ) ( ) ) cos (( ) )sin ) (2 ( f h f h f h f g g f h f f h f h h f f h g f                              = − + + + + − −  − + + − − − − + − − + + + + −  + 2 1 3 0 0 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 )sin ((2 2 ) 4 )cos ). h f f h        − − + + − 59 apparently, if * 4 0( ) 0  then we have   0 1 re / 0 i d d     − =  . on the foundation of the hop bifurcation theorem in [27], one can get the results as below. theorem 1. if 0s q  and 0( )l s q u s l      −  + , then the interior equilibrium * * * * *( , , , )u x n p f is locally asymptotically stable whenever 0[0, )  ; while a hopf bifurcation emerges near the interior equilibrium * * * * *( , , , )u x n p f when 0 = and a family of periodic solutions bifurcate from the interior equilibrium * * * * *( , , , )u x n p f . 3. direction and stability of the periodic solutions in the current section, we will deduce explicit formulas which can determine the direction and stability of the periodic solutions by using the center manifold method innovated by hassardet al [27]. the calculation steps of the method we used are complicated. nevertheless, the results we obtained can determine the direction and stability of the periodic solutions with the6parameters of the model (2) obviously. define 4([ 1,0],r )c c= − , 0 j = + and rj . setting 1 *( ) ( )v t x t x= − , 2 *( ) ( )v t n t n= − , 3 *( ) ( )v t p t p= − , 4 *( ) ( )v t f t f= − and ( / )t t → . then the model (2) equals ( ) ( ) ( , )j t tv t l v f j v= + (15) where 4: rjl c → and 4: r rf c → are presented by 0 1 2( ) ( )[ (0) ( 1)]jl j l l   = + + − (16) with 11 14 21 22 1 1 0 43 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f f f f l f f         =  −     , 22 24 2 42 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 g g l g g      =       , and 0 1 2 4( , ) ( )( , ,0, )tf j j f f f = + (17) where 1 1 4(0) (0)f  = − , 2 2 2 1 2 2 4(0) (0) (0) ( 1) ( 1) s f l     = − − + − − , 2 2 4 1 * 3 4 1 * 4 1 3 4 2 42 (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) ( 1) ( 1) u f f p m            = − − + − + − −    on the foundation of the riesz representation theorem, one can get ( , )j  for [ 1,0] − satisfying 0 1 ( ) ( , ) ( )jl d j     − =  , 4([ 1,0],r )c  − .(18) setting 0 1 2( , ) ( )( ( ) ( 1))j j l l    = +  +  + , (19) and ( ) is dirac delta function. for 4([ 1,0],r )c  − , define 0 1 ( ) , 1 0, ( ) ( ) ( , ) ( ), 0, d dd j d j s          −  −   =   =  (20) and 0, 1 0, ( ) ( ) ( , ), 0. r j f j      −   =  = (21) thus, system (15) becomes ( ) ( ) ( )t tv t a j v r j v= + . (22) for 1 4 *([0,1], (r ) )c , define * 0 1 ( ) , 0 1, ( ) ( ) ( ,0) ( ), 0,t d s s dsd j s d s s s     −    =   − =  (23) and 0 1 0 ( ), ( ) (0) (0) ( ) ( ) ( )s d d                 =− = = − −  (24) let 0 0 2 3 4( ) (1, , , ) it e    =    is the eigenvector of (0)d belonged to 0 0i + and 0 0* * * 4 2 3 4( ) (1, , , ) i sts q e    =    s the eigenvector of * (0)d belonged to 0 0i − . correspondingly, in view of the definitions of (0)d ) and * (0)d , we can obtain 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 21 24 0 11 2 24 21 0 22 22 ( ) ( ) i i i f f g e i f g e f i f g e          − − − + −  = + − − 1 2 3 0 0i      = + , 0 11 22 4 14 i f g f  − −  = , * 0 11 2 21 i f f  +  = − , * * 43 4 3 0 0 f i    = − , 0 0 0 0 4 14 24 4 0 44 44 i i f g e i f g e     +  = − + + . from eq. (24), one has 60 0 0 * * * 2 2 3 3 4 4 * * 0 2 22 2 42 4 * * 1 4 24 2 44 4 [1 ( ( ) ( ))] , i q e g g g g   − − = +  +  +  +   +  +  +  such that *, 1  = and *, 0  = . then, we can acquire the explicit expressions of 20h , 11h , 02h and 21h based on the method used in [28, 29]: * * 20 0 201 2 202 4 2042 ( )h q h h h= + + , * * 11 0 111 2 112 4 114( )h q h h h= + + , * * 02 0 021 2 022 4 0242 ( )h q h h h= + + , * * 21 0 211 2 212 4 2142 ( )h q h h h= + + , with 201 4h = −  , 0 022 202 2 2 2 4 is h e l    − = −  −  +   , 0 022 204 1 * 3 4 1 * 4 2 42 iu h f p e m     −  = −   − +  −      , 111 4 4( )h = −  + , 112 2 2 2 2 2 4 2 4 2 ( ) ( ) s h l  = −   −  + +   +  , 114 1 * 3 4 3 4 1 * 4 4 2 4 2 42 ( ) 2 ( ) u h f p m      = −   +  − +   −   +     , 021 4h = −  , 0 022 022 2 2 2 4 is h e l   = −  −  +   , 0 022 024 1 * 3 4 1 * 4 2 42 iu h f p e m       = −   − +  −      , (1) (1) (4) (4) 211 11 4 20 4 11 20 1 1 (0) (0) (0) (0) 2 2 h w w w w   = −  +  + +    , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (2) (2) 212 11 2 20 2 (2) (2) (2) (2) 11 2 20 2 11 20 (2) (2) 11 4 20 4 (4) (4) 11 2 20 2 (2 (0) (0) ) 1 1 (0) (0) (0) (0) 2 2 1 ( 1) ( 1) 2 1 ( 1) ( 1) , 2 i i i i s h w w l w w w w w e w e w e w e            − − = −  +    −  +  + +      + −  + −       + −  + −     ( ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 (3) (3) (4) (4) 214 1 * 11 4 20 4 11 3 20 3 (4) (4) 2 1 * 11 4 20 4 1 3 4 3 4 4 (2) (2) 11 4 20 4 (4) ( 11 2 20 1 1 2 (0) (0) (0) (0) 2 2 2 (0) (0) ( 2 ) 1 ( 1) ( 1) 2 1 ( 1) 2 i i i h f w w w w u p w w m w e w e w e w            − −   = −  +  +  +       − +  +  −   +         − −  + −     − −  + 0 04) 2( 1) , i e    −     with 0 0220 02 20 1 0 0 0 0 ( ) (0) (0) 3 iih ih w e        =  +  + , (25) 11 11 11 2 0 0 0 0 ( ) (0) (0) ih ih w      = −  +  + , (26) and 4 1 11 12 13 14( , , , ) rt =      and 4 2 21 22 23 24( , , , ) rt =      are denoted as below: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 201 14 2 2 202 0 22 22 24 11 1 0 020 2 2 204 42 43 0 44 0 2 02 0 2 0 2 i i i i h f h i f g e g e i h g e f i g e               − − − − − − −  = − + − − − , 0 0 0 0 0 11 201 14 2 21 202 24 12 0 020 2 204 43 0 44 2 0 02 0 0 2 0 0 2 i i i f h f f h g e i h f i g e         − − − −  = + − − , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 201 14 2 2 21 0 22 22 202 24 13 120 2 2 42 204 0 44 2 22 0 0 0 0 2 i i i i i f h f f i f g e h g e g e h i g e              − − − − − − − −  = − − − , 0 0 0 0 0 11 201 2 21 0 22 22 0 0 202 14 120 2 42 43 204 2 0 2 22 0 0 0 0 i i i f h f i f g e i h g e f h           − − − − − +  = − − − , 61 111 14 112 22 22 24 21 1 011 114 42 43 44 44 0 02 0 0 h f h f g g h g f f g    +  = − − + , 11 111 14 21 112 24 22 011 114 43 44 44 0 02 0 0 0 0 f h f f h g h f f g   = − − + , 11 111 14 21 22 22 112 24 23 111 42 114 44 44 2 0 0 0 0 f h f f f g h g g h f g   +  = −  + , 11 111 21 22 22 112 24 1 011 42 43 114 0 02 0 0 0 f h f f g h g f h    +  = − − , with 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 14 2 2 21 0 22 22 24 20 1 0 0 2 2 42 43 0 44 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 i i i i i f f f i f g e g e i g e f i g e                − − − − − − − −  = − + − − − , 11 14 21 22 22 24 11 1 0 42 43 44 44 0 0 0 0 0 f f f f g g g f f g    +  = − + . accordingly, we have 2 2 02 21 1 11 0 0 | | (0) 11 20 2 | | 2 3 2 h hi c h h h     = − − +    , 1 1 ' 0 re{ (0)} re{ ( )} c    = − , 2 12re{ (0)}c = . conclusively, we can acquire the theorem depicting properties of the hopf bifurcation at 0 = stated as below. theorem 2. supposing that 1 0  ( 1 0  ), then hopf bifurcation emerging at 0 = is supercritical (subscriptical); supposing that 2 0  ( 2 0  ), then the periodic solutions bifurcating from the interior equilibrium * * * * *( , , , )u x n p f are stable (unstable). 4. numerical simulations in the current section, we will execute some numerical calculations to validate the effectiveness of obtained theoretical results by using matlab software package 7.0 and the same method used in [28]. we choose some same values of parameters in the model (1) by misra and jha [13], and give attention to the sufficient requirements for the emergence of hopf bifurcation in the present paper. setting 0 1q = , 0.05 = , 0.003 = , 1 0.0001 = , 0.01s = , 1000l = , 0.00001 = , 0.077 = , 0.0002 = , 1 0.0002 = , 0 0.005 = , 0.2u = , 2000m = , 1 0.00002 = , the model (2) equals: ( ) 1 0.05 ( ) 0.003 ( ) 0.0001 ( ) ( ), ( ) ( ) 0.01 ( ) 1 0.00001 ( ) ( ) 0.0000154 ( ) ( ), 1000 ( ) 0.0002 ( ) 0.005 ( ), ( ) ( ) 0.2 ( ) 1 0.0002 ( ) ( ) 0.000 2000 dx t n t x t x t f t dt dn t n t n t x t n t n t f t dt dp t n t p t dt df t f t f t n t f t dt     = + − −   = − − + − −    = −   = − − − − −    202 ( ) ( ).p t f t            (27) evidently, 00.00003 0.00001s q =  = and 0( ) 0.2 0.0075 l s q u s l      − =  = + . conclusively, the 62 conditions for the exhibition of an interior equilibrium of the model (28) hold. further, with the aid of matlab software package, we get the unique interior equilibrium *(903.4307,456.4565,18.2583,233.6929)u . correspondingly, in line with lemma 1, the model (28) is locally asymptotically steady when 0 = . for 0  , by some calculations, we obtain ̟ 0 3.2683 = , 0 20.0629 = and ' 0( ) 3.9658 004 1.6086 005e i e  = − − + − . accordingly, adequate conditions for the exhibition of hopf bifurcation are satisfied. setting 019.5945 [0, ) =  , as can be seen from figure 1 that the values of the four states in the model (28) tend to the interior equilibrium *(903.4307,456.4565,18.2583,233.6929)u gradually. this suggests that the model (28) is locally asymptotically steady, which can be also described by figure 2. next, we fix 021.3107 =  . in this case, the model (28) is bereft of its stability and a hopf bifurcation emerges near 0 20.0629 = , and a cluster of periodic solutions occur around *(903.4307,456.4565,18.2583,233.6929)u . as shown in figure 3, the values of the four states in the model (28) exhibit periodic oscillations near the interior equilibrium *(903.4307,456.4565,18.2583,233.6929)u . this phenomenon can be also described in figure 4. these results are consistent with the theorem 1. figure 1. time plots of the model (28) for 019.5945 =  figure 2. phase plots of the model (28) for 019.5945 =  63 figure 3. time plots of the model (28) for 021.3107 =  figure 4. phase plots of the model (28) for 021.3107 =  5. conclusion in the current paper, a delayed mathematical model of population pressure on the atmospheric level of carbon dioxide gas is proposed by introducing the time delay on account of the interval that the growth of the human population needs to get favored by the forest biomass into the model innovated by misra and jha. the main aim of the current paper is to analyze the impact of the time delay on our proposed model. a sequence of adequate criteria for the local stability of the model and emergence of hopf bifurcation are derived with the help of the eigenvalue method. direction and stability of the hopf bifurcation are probed by utilizing the center manifold method. we find that when the value of the 64 time delay on account of the interval that the growth of the human population needs to get favored by the forest biomass is suitable small ( 0[0, )  ), the model is locally asymptotically steady. under such circumstances, the carbon dioxide consistence in the atmosphere, the human population, the population pressure and the forest biomass gradually tend to interior equilibrium * * * * *( , , , )u x n p f , and the carbon dioxide consistence in the atmosphere can be predicted and controlled. otherwise, once the value of the time delay on account of the interval that the growth of the human population needs to get favored by the forest biomass exceeds the threshold 0 , then the model loses its stability and the carbon dioxide consistence in the atmosphere, the human population, the population pressure and the forest biomass tend to periodic oscillation, and the carbon dioxide consistence in the atmosphere will be out of control. in this perspective, it is suggested that human beings should make rational use of forest resources and avoid excessive deforestation to maintain ecological balance. references [1] https://www.huaon.com/channel/trend/799762.html, accessed on june 29, 2022. 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[29] r. k. upadhyay, s. kumari, discrete and data packet delays as determinants of switching stability in wireless sensor networks, applied mathematical modelling, 72(2019):513-536. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 118 a review of text-based pedestrian retrieval methods xiangmian qiu, yali zhang *, yichen zhao, jinzhao li school of information cyber security, people’s public security university of china, beijing, china * corresponding author: yali zhang (email: zhangyl_mail@163.com) abstract: text-based pedestrian retrieval task uses textual descriptions as query inputs to retrieve pedestrians in image gallery, which is crucial for social security and investigation. by combing the relevant working literature, we summarize the main methods in this field, which are grouped into five categories of methods based on feature matching, based on multi-granularity information, based on adversarial ideal, based on cross-modal attention, and based on visual text pre-training models, and this paper compare and analyze the design ideas, method features, advantages and disadvantages of classical model of each category. the performance of each model is compared using the commonly used datasets and evaluation metrics (tpr, map) for this task, the problems faced in field are discussed and future development trends are envisioned. recently, the method based on vlp has become a mainstream, which can achieve higher precision retrieval, but still faces the problems of large number of model parameters and high difficulty of training, so it needs to explore the lightweight solution in the future. keywords: pedestrian retrieval; cross-modal retrieval; image text matching; visual language pre-training models. 1. introduction text-based pedestrian retrieval is closely related to the tasks of pedestrian re-identification and image retrieval. practically, we face the problem of lack of target pedestrians’ image or pedestrians real-time clothing does not match the image gallery. in contrast, text-based retrieval methods have a greater potential for application because they use more accessible text as query. to better understand the content of this paper, we list the definition of pedestrian re-identification, person search and text-based pedestrian retrieval, and the main differences can be seen in table 1, the process shown in figure 1. table 1. differences between pedestrian re-identification, person search and text-based pedestrian retrieval tasks task query input application scene goal pedestrian re-identification imagery cross-device, cross-scene pedestrian tracks pedestrian search imagery single device, single scene specific pedestrian locations text-based pedestrian retrieval copies cross-device, cross-scene pedestrian location and tracking 1) pedestrian re-id (pedestrian re-id): aims at articulating the tracking of target pedestrian in different monitoring areas and reid pedestrian tracking across time, location and devices. its input query is generally an image. 2) pedestrian search (person search): it is to retrieve and match a target pedestrian in a complex scene given a target pedestrian image, using image as a query. 3) text-based pedestrian retrieval (text-based pedestrian retrieval): the target pedestrian is retrieved from the image gallery by textual description of the pedestrian. in this paper, we have comprehensively sorted out the research related to text-based pedestrian retrieval technology since 2017, summarized the current research status at home and abroad, explored the main challenges and difficulties faced by text-based pedestrian retrieval technology, analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of various methods, and looked forward to the future development trend, and the main contributions of this paper: (1) the text-based pedestrian retrieval methods are systematically sorted out and summarized into five categories: global matching, multi-granularity information, adversarial learning, cross-modal attention mechanism, visual-textual pre-training model, and the technical routes, model structures, advantages and disadvantages of each type of methods are analyzed. (2) based on the cuhk-pedes, icfg-pedes and rstpreid datasets, the performance of the classical models was compared using tpr. (3) the future development trend of text-based pedestrian retrieval technology is envisioned to provide reference for subsequent research. (a) pedestrian re-identification (b)person search (c)text based pedestrian retrieval fig 1. brief schematic diagram of pedestrian re-identification, pedestrian search, and text based pedestrian retrieval process 119 2. overview of the development of text-based pedestrian retrieval the core challenge of text-based pedestrian retrieval is how to effectively bridge the modal differences between images and texts. in this paper, we categorize the existing methods into the following types: based on global feature matching, based on multi-granularity information, based on adversarial learning, based on cross-modal attention mechanism, and based on visual-text pre-training model. 1) global feature matching-based approach the core idea of this type of method is to use cnn and rnn to extract image and text features respectively, map the extracted global features into a common feature space, bring similar features closer, and push away the features with larger differences. cmpc+cmpm uses resnet-50 and lstm network to extract image features, and designs the cmpm loss function to map the cross-modal features into the kl scatter chain to bridge the modal gap; in addition, cmpc projects the features onto the other modality to strengthen the image-text pairs and the cmpm loss function map the crossmodal features into the kl scatter chain to bridge the modal gap; in addition, cmpc projects the features onto another modality to strengthen the intrinsic connection between the image and text pairs. 2) methods based on multi-granularity information the main idea is to slice the image horizontally divide into fine-grained regions such as head, upper body, lower body, foot, hand, and so on, and then realize the level-by-level finegrained alignment of the image patch with words, image regions with phrases, and the whole image with text sentences, this type of method can effectively improve the retrieval accuracy. for example, vitaa segments the image according to specific pedestrian attributes through the semantic segmentation layer of the lightweight maskhead architecture to form a fine-grained segmentation map; the text part is parsed and extracted by stanford pos tagger to extract words and phrases related to the attributes, and then lstm is used to extract the global and local textual features, and a finegrained segmentation map is made by establishing correspondences between words, phrases and segmentation maps. the fine-grained image feature alignment is performed by establishing the correspondence between words, phrases and segmentation graphs. 3) methods based on adversarial learning since gan (generative adversarial network) was proposed, it has received a lot of attention. researchers in the field of text-based pedestrian retrieval have also borrowed the adversarial idea of gan and designed models such as aganet and timam. the core idea of this class of methods is to use generators to generate features that are as simulated as possible, while the discriminator determines the modal class of the input features and identifies whether they are generated by the generator, with the main advantage that the model is simple in structure and does not require additional modules or plug-ins. 4) methods based on cross-modal attention mechanisms representative models include dssl, nafs, saf, acsa, etc. the core idea of such methods is to pay attention to each pixel in the feature image through the multi-head selfattention mechanism, and focus the attention on more important regions, extract more fine-grained features, and calculate the similarity between each part of the image and the text. therefore, the attention mechanism approach can further improve the retrieval accuracy. just as the acsa approach uses swin transformer and bert to extract image features separately, swin transformer hierarchically focuses on each pixel point in the image and understands the textual contextual semantic information through bert to perform deeply alignment. however, since each pixel point is involved in the computation, such methods have higher computational and slower retrieval speed. 5) methods based on visual text pre-training models the main idea of such methods is to utilize pre-trained vlp models, such as the irra model using clip as the backbone network, to achieve efficient alignment of image features with the help of the vlp model's strong cross-modal learning ability, so that the model understands in depth that the image and text pairs contain semantic information, which makes it easy for the model to make the correct prediction in the retrieval. carrying out such methods to become the mainstream methods in the field, significantly improving the retrieval accuracy in the field. 3. dataset and evaluation metrics 3.1. dataset text-based pedestrian retrieval is an emerging research problem, and the commonly used datasets in this area are relatively limited, mainly including cuhk-pedes dataset[1] , icfg-pedes dataset[2] and rstpreid dataset [3] . table 2 details the information about these three datasets. table 2. common datasets for text-based pedestrian retrieval dataset number of pedestrians number of images number of texts average length of text chuk-pedes 13003 40206 80440 23.5 igfg-pedes 4102 54522 54522 37.2 rstpreid 4101 20505 41010 23 3.2. evaluation metrics 3.2.1. tpr true positive rate (tpr) or recall indicates the proportion of positive samples to the total positive samples in the retrieval results, reflecting the number of samples that can be successfully retrieved by the model among all the positive samples. the trp value can be calculated by using equation (1). tp tpr tp fn   (1) where tp is the sample that is positive and is predicted to be positive, and fn represents the sample that is negative but is incorrectly predicted to be negative by the model. 3.2.2. map the mean accuracy value map is the average of the maximum accuracy at different recall rates and is commonly 120 used to measure the performance of the target detector. map value can be calculated by using equation (2). 1 1 s s i map ap s    (2) where s represents the total number of samples and aps represents the average accuracy of the prediction for the sample set s. 4. methods of text-based pedestrian retrieval text-based pedestrian retrieval aims to retrieve images of specific pedestrians through textual descriptions, and its core challenge lies in bridging the inherent gap between the two modalities and realizing cross-modal alignment between image features and text features. in this paper, text-based pedestrian retrieval methods are categorized as follows. 4.1. method based on global feature matching li et al.[1] first proposed text-based pedestrian retrieval as a cross-modal task, and designed gna-rnn, an rnn network framework with a gate-attention mechanism, which is shown in fig. 2. li et al. designed gna-rnn by dividing the network into a visual sub-network based on the vgg-16 and a textual sub-network based on the lstm network[4] . in the visual subnet two 512-dimensional fully connected layers have added for generating visual units on top of the drop7 layer of vgg-16 to recognize the presence or absence of a specific pedestrian appearance pattern in the pedestrian images by visual units. the visual subnet is first pre-trained on the chuk-pedes dataset assembled by the authors, then only the parameters of the added fully connected layer are updated during the joint training with the text subnet, and regions with higher similarity to the text are given higher weights; meanwhile, a scalar gate mechanism is designed according to the trait that different words have different contribution for image-text matching, so that the text subnet learns the weights in the word dimensions, measures the contribution of different words' contribution and focus on words with high contribution. however, gna-rnn also has many limitations. first, gna-rnn processes text word by word via lstm, ignoring the continuity between words, and is insensitive to the spatial location of key pedestrian attributes. for example, a pedestrian image containing the phrase "wearing a red jacket and white short sleeves" may have a higher similarity to the text describing "red short sleeves". secondly, the graphical similarity is obtained by simply adding the similarity of each word and image, and the length of the sentence will significantly affect the final similarity score. in addition, the top 1 accuracy of gna-rnn is only 19.05, needs to be improved. fig 2. framework of gna-rnn after gna-rnn, li et al.[5] noticed that the labeling information with pedestrian identities was underutilized and proposed a two-stage network for iatv with identityawareness capability. the first stage network of iatv consists of a cnn-lstm network, which is responsible for the extraction of graphic features and initial alignment. in this stage, li et al. designed a new cross-modal cross-entropy loss function cmce, which introduces a feature buffer mechanism to simplify the screening process of difficult negative samples and enables the model to efficiently calculate the similarity between samples and other identities, providing the basis for the second stage network. in the second stage, li et al. introduced a potential collaborative attention mechanism and a spatial attention mechanism for aligning texts with different sentence structures and reducing the impact of sentence differences on the model. the introduction of the cmce loss function significantly advances the development of text-based pedestrian retrieval tasks. however, iatv uses a two-stage network framework in pursuit of higher accuracy, and the training process needs to be carried out separately, while the addition of multiple attention mechanisms leads to a significant increase in the model structure and computational complexity, which prevents end-to-end training. chen et al.[6] proposed an improvement idea to address the limitations of other methods in the field, especially gnarnn. chen et al. proposed an adaptive thresholding image block and word matching network architecture, pwm (patchword matching). when performing image block and word matching, pwm assigns the highest matching score to an image block only when two semantically consecutive key words correspond to that image block at the same time, thus effectively solving the problem of spatial location insensitivity of the key attributes of the characters in the text processed by the gna-rnn model. the adaptive threshold mechanism predicts a matching threshold for each word in advance, and when the matching score is lower than the threshold, it is determined as a negative 121 sample, and no operation is performed; when the score is higher than the threshold, it determines that the image block matches the word, and automatically adjusts the matching score to the vicinity of the threshold, to avoid erroneous judgment caused by the matching score of the image block and the word being too high. pwm overcomes the problems in the gna-rnn method by virtue of the adaptive thresholding mechanism of the continuous matching mechanism of the image and text and adopts a hierarchical computational approach to compute the overall matching scores of the image and text layer by layer, which significantly improves the sota (state-of-the-art) level of the text-based pedestrian retrieval task and pushes forward the further development of the field. zhang et al.[7] agree with iatv that individual identity information must be fully utilized, but the cmce loss function proposed by li et al. requires additional feature buffer allocation, which leads to high memory consumption when processing a large number of targets. to solve this problem, zhang et al. proposed the cross-modal mapping matching loss function cmpm and the cross-modal mapping classification loss function cmpc. the network schematic is shown in fig. 3. the visual part is based on mobilenet as the backbone network and the text part is a bidirectional lstm network. unlike previous work after inputting the images, cmpm considers all the candidate texts in a small batch (mini batch) and incorporates them into the computation of the classification loss function, avoiding the cumbersome sampling process in the traditional bidirectional lstm model. for the classification task with identity annotation information, cmpc projects the feature vectors onto the matching features in another modality and then classifies them, while integrating the similarity scores of the graphic sample pairs into the classification task to strengthen the connection between the graphic sample pairs. the cmpm+cmpc model demonstrates great stability and superiority, which significantly strengthens the match between the features and the individual categories. further advancing cross-modal learning in text-based pedestrian retrieval tasks. fig 3. schematic diagram of the cmpm+cmpc network framework 4.2. method based on multi-granularity jing et al.[8] proposed a multi-granularity textual pedestrian retrieval model pma (pose-guided multigranularity attention network) for fully exploiting human pose information. the architecture of the pma model is shown in fig. 4. the model adopts the paf (part affinity fields) method for human posture estimation and combines the posture confidence maps with the original images in the evaluation stage, so that the global visual features are more focused on the regions related to the human body. the role of the pose confidence maps is mainly reflected in two aspects: on the one hand, the confidence maps work together with the input images to enhance the representation of visual features; on the other hand, the confidence maps are used to learn the potential semantic alignment relationship between noun phrases and image regions. pma also contains two parts, the coarse-grained alignment network and the fine-grained network alignment network. the coarse-grained network selects image parts that are motivated by the highest correlation with the text parts, and the fine-grained network further learns the potential semantic links between noun phrases and image regions to extract the relevant image content in the phrase dimension. the pma uses triplet ranking loss and introduces the identification loss, which ensures that the pedestrian features can be grouped together to ensure the accurate matching at the individual level. pma enhances the potential semantic alignment of images and texts by fully utilizing the human posture information through the posture confidence map; learns the semantic information of different granularity in images and texts by designing coarse-grained and fine-grained alignment networks; and achieves high-precision retrieval by using triplet ranking and identification loss. niu et al.[9] argued that the key to cross-modal learning is adaptive local alignment and the potential relationship between local and global, and in order to address these issues, niu et al. proposed a mia model consisting of two parts: global and local feature extraction and graphic and textual alignment at multiple granularities. cnn networks and bidirectional gated recurrent units (bi-grus) are utilized in global and local feature extraction to extract visual feature maps and encode sentences and phrases, respectively. the multi-granularity graph alignment part contains three granularity alignment modules: the global comparison module (gc), the relation-guided global-local alignment module (rga), and the bidirectional fine-grained matching module (bfm). in the rga module, the feature map is uniformly segmented into multiple non-overlapping regions along the vertical direction[10] , and this segmentation method does not incur additional overhead, and is performed in parallel with the training process, which realizes end-toend training. the mia model is the first of its kind that 122 combines the local features of human body with noun phrases for the text-based pedestrian re-recognition task, which opens a new research direction in this field of textual pedestrian retrieval tasks. the mia model is the first to combine human local features with noun phrases for the text-based pedestrian re-recognition task, opening a new research direction for the text-based pedestrian retrieval task in this area. fig 4. pma network framework wang et al.[11] pointed out that previous approaches viewed the text-based pedestrian retrieval task as a holistic graphical feature matching. wang et al. instead adopted an attribute-alignment-based perspective on the task. based on this motivation, wang et al. proposed the attribute feature alignment retrieval model vitaa. vitaa contains a global feature branch and several local branches for generating global visual features and attribute visual features. each local branch is also equipped with a lightweight maskhead architecture to assist in generating segmentation maps for specific attribute categories. the text part first parses and extracts attribute-related noun phrases, then generates global and local features of the text through a bidirectional lstm network, and further employs a contrast learning approach to achieve cross-modal alignment of the graph and text. since the text description usually targets the appearance and dress of pedestrians, which are highly consistent with the attribute features, the mismatch due to the similarity of pedestrians' dress is effectively reduced. with these advantages, vitaa significantly improves the sota scores on the cuhkpedes dataset. ding et al.[2] argued that semantic information alignment is very effective in bridging the gap between image and text modalities, and therefore proposed the semantic information self-aligning network ssan. for feature extraction ssan uses resnet-50 and bi-directional lstm as a backbone network for extracting graphic and textual features. ssan utilizes easy-to-align human body parts as a supervised acquisition of local features of the text, avoiding the introduction of additional tools to ensure the integrity of contextual links in the text part. meanwhile, to better mine the local connections in text descriptions and help the model adapt to text-to-figure pedestrian retrieval, ssan introduces a multi-view non-local network mv-nln. the loss function aspect uses ding et al. to design compound ranking (cr) loss as well as the commonly used id loss for local and global feature optimization. notably, ding et al. concluded that the text annotations in the cuhk-pedes dataset contain too much descriptive information that is not relevant to individuals, so ding et al. created a new dataset, icfg-pedes. ding et al. designed a new loss function while making full use of the semantic information and constructed a completely new dataset, which makes an excellent contribution to the text-based pedestrian retrieval field development with excellent contributions. 4.3. methods based on adversarial learning liu et al.[12] first proposed a deep adversarial graph attention convolutional network framework, a-ganet, which consists of an image graph attention network, a text graph attention network, and an adversarial learning module. the image graph attention network uses resnet-50 as the backbone network, which contains five residual blocks, a visual scene graph module, and a joint embedding layer. liu et al. designed graph attention convolutional layer (gaconv) for extracting structured semantic visual features. finally, the joint embedding layer maps the virtual node feature values output from the visual scene graph module to the shared feature space by joining them with the global visual features. the textual graph attention network consists of a bidirectional lstm network, a textual scene graph module with a joint embedding layer. first bi-directional lstm extracts text features and understands potential semantic dependencies between words, similar to the visual scene graph module, the text scene graph module detects objects present in the text and predicts the relationships between them, and at the same time, a graph attention convolutional layer is used to obtain structured text semantic features, and finally, the structured semantic text features and the initial text features are fused, which are mapped by the joint embedding layer into the shared feature space. the adversarial learning module consists of a modal discriminator and a feature converter, which are used to optimize the features extracted by the image graph attention network and the text graph attention network, and the process is like that of gan. based on the training of the feature converter, the goal of the modal discriminator is to utilize the adversarial loss function to distinguish the sample modalities as much as possible, while the feature converter maps the graphic and textual modal features into a common feature space, where the recognition loss function is used to make the features discriminative, and the pairwise loss function is used to ensure that the graphic and textual features belonging to the same identity have a higher level of semantic similarity and 123 cross-modal invariance. a-ganet fully mines the directed semantic scene graph to extract more discriminative graphical and textual features, which improves the retrieval accuracy without adding extra modules. the adversarial idea is firstly introduced into the field of text-based pedestrian retrieval, which provides new ideas for subsequent research. however, the introduction of graph attention mechanism increases the complexity of the training process, while the balance between modal discriminator and feature converter is harder to define. in the same year, sarafianos et al.[13] also proposed timam, a network framework based on adversarial ideas. sarafianos et al. argued that the lack of textual feature recognition makes the main reason for the poor performance of current computer vision methods in graphic matching tasks. for this reason, sarafianos et al. introduced bert[14] for the first time to the study of text-based pedestrian retrieval. compared with lstm, a text feature extraction network commonly used in the field, bert uses a large amount of data for unsupervised pre-training and can be easily migrated to various downstream tasks while possessing strong semantic understanding capabilities. secondly, bert adopts the attention mechanism, which can compute the relative weights of different positions in parallel, making it more efficient in processing long text. in addition, bert adopts bidirectional encoding and a masking strategy during training, which allows it to understand contextual information in greater depth. in addition, timam introduces two loss functions for identification and cross-modal matching, i.e., norm-softmax cross entropy loss and cmpm loss function proposed by zhang et al. and the generalized features are further learned by gan loss to maximize the matching accuracy. the accuracy improvement brought by bert is verified by ablation experiments. the rank-1 accuracy comes from 49.85% to 52.97%. with the help of bert and the adversarial representation learning paradigm, timam refreshed the sota score, verifying the advantages of bert over traditional lstm networks. since then, more and more researchers have begun to use bert as a text feature encoder, which promotes the further development of the field. 4.4. method based on cross-modal attention mechanisms zhu et al.[3] argued that image information can be divided into character information and background information, which are mutually exclusive, while text descriptions are usually mainly related to character information. therefore, algorithms that accurately distinguish character and background information and filter irrelevant words and syntactic noise in text are particularly important. to this end, the authors propose the deep background-character separation model dssl, which consists of the sdm module, the spsm module, the spfm module, the pdm module, and the sam module. dssl first extracts global visual features vg, and local visual feature matrix mv by resnet-50, and the text part uses bi-directional gru to obtain global text features tg and local text feature matrix mt. the sdm module processes the global text features and the local feature matrix by setting a fixed number of elements in the input vectors to zero with a fixed nulling ratio, and then reconstructs the vectors in an autoencoder manner through ternary permutation loss function optimization to obtain the text character feature vector tp and the local text character feature matrix tl, which fully retains the valid information while ignoring the redundant noise signals. the spsm module separates the character features from the background features in the image to obtain the character visual feature vp and the environment visual feature vs, while zhu et al. design the mutual exclusion loss function according to the mutually exclusion constraint (mec) strategy to ensure that the character and the background do not overlap. the spfm module, in the form of summation or concatenation, integrates the text feature tp and background features vs fusion, reconstructs the visual modal features vr containing character and background information through the full connectivity layer mlp, and then aligns the rejoined visual modal features vr with the visual global features vg. similarly, vp is rewired as a textual modal feature tr in the pdm module by means of a fully connected layer with a tanh activation function, which is aligned with the textual global feature. sam first strengthens the character information in the local visual feature matrix mv to obtain vl, and then aligns vl with the textual character features tg through the cross-modal attention mechanism to further enhance the recognition ability of the model. the fifth module, on the other hand, is like the fourth module, which mainly strengthens the character information in the local text feature matrix. dssl divides the text image into character part and background part, and through segmentation, the model focuses on the character information in the image and text, and filters irrelevant information and noise in the graphic text. however, dssl requires multiple modules to differentiate characters from the environment and reconstruct graphic features, which is a cumbersome and complex process with high training overhead. acsa asymmetric cross-scale alignment includes a global alignment module and an asymmetric cross-attention module. the global alignment module uses the cmpm loss function proposed by zhang et al.[7] as well as the cmpc loss function to perform global alignment of graphic and textual features and the alignment of images or local regions with text phrases to accomplish the first and second alignment, and the specific alignment process is similar to the method proposed by zhang et al.[7] . the asymmetric cross-modal attention module is optimized by the asymmetric cross-scale alignment loss function, which is responsible for realizing the alignment between local phrases and local images, and contains two sets of inputs: the visual part connects the global image features with the regional features to obtain a set of multi-scale visual feature vectors as the input of the visual part; the text part takes a set of noun phrase feature vectors as the text input. the cross-modal attention mechanism is utilized to calculate and output the similarity scores between pairs of graphical and textual local features. acsa automatically learns multi-scale alignment through the cross-modal attention mechanism and is no longer limited to a specific scale range. acsa further improves the multiscale alignment mechanism and significantly improves the retrieval accuracy. 4.5. methods based on vlp yan et al.[15] recognized the power of the clip model[16] in semantic learning and cross-modal knowledge extraction, and proposed cfine, a clip-based framework for finegrained information extraction. the clip model is mainly 124 focused on individual-level features, which may lead to poor results when directly applied to new tasks. the cfine framework consists of two main components: a modalityspecific feature extraction module and fine-grained information mining module. in order to avoid intra-modal information distortion, the cfine model only uses the encoder of the clip model for the image part, while the text part directly uses the pre-trained bert model. however, the graphical and textual features extracted by clip image encoder and bert only contain individual dimensional modal information and cross-modal correspondences, but lack the crucial fine-grained information, so yan et al. further designed the fine-grained information mining module to fully explore the fine-grained correspondences. the fine-grained information mining module is divided into three sub-modules: first, the multi-granular global feature learning (mgf) module is responsible for mining potential clues related to individual identity, executing the token selection process according to the transformer's strategy for text and images, respectively, and then inputting the token into the global-local decoder, which utilizes the multi-head self-attention layer to make the token information pass into the classification token, after which the multi-head cross-attention mechanism intervenes to highlight the token information and contextual information. cross-granularity feature optimization (cfr) module removes the non-modal sharing information and initially establishes the cross-modal linkage, firstly, the similarity between image-word and sentence-image blocks is evaluated by inner product, and the similarity of individual dimensions is obtained by fusion, and the weights are adaptively assigned by softmax function during the process, and the cross-modal correspondences between the image and the text have been roughly established after passing through the cfr module. the fine-grained connection discovery (fcd) module is used to establish fine-grained connections between modalities, after going through the mgf and cfr modules, the fcd module has made explicit the image blocks and text phrases that contain the most information, and the fcd calculates the pre-similarity between the two, and then the most relevant image or text features are selected using the top-k operation, and the average pooling results in matching graphic and text feature pairs. to bring these graphic and text feature pairs closer together in the feature space, fcd again calculates the individual dimensional similarity by cosine similarity. cfine avoids the problem of intra-modal information distortion that may arise from the direct use of the clip model, and does not introduce additional embedding layers, supports end-to-end optimization, and achieves sota scores on all three datasets, which verifies the advantages of the vlp model, and strengthens the foundation for the continued use of the vlp model in the domain. however, cfine only uses the image encoder of the clip model, which limits the crossmodal learning ability of the clip model and fails to give full play to the semantic understanding ability of the clip model through the pre-training of hundreds of millions of graphic datasets. jiang et al.[17] pointed out two major problems with previous approaches using the vlp model: one, the lack of necessary underlying alignment capabilities, which leads to insufficient efficiency in multi-modal data matching; and two, the reliance on too much a priori knowledge to explore explicit alignment patterns, which may trigger distortion of intra-modal information. to address these issues, jiang et al. proposed the irra framework based on the clip model. unlike previous approaches, irra utilizes the full clip model. the irr module employs mlm, a text masking strategy widely known for bert, to optimize both image and context feature vector alignment and static vector consistency in the joint embedding space through mlm. to realize cross-modal interaction between images and texts, jiang et al. designed a computationally more efficient multimodal interaction encoder. the encoder consists of a multi-head cross attention layer (mca) with a four-layer transformer block. for the input text, the text encoding features are masked according to the bert's strategy mlm, and then the original features of the masked parts are predicted by the mlp layer classifier. through self-attention and cross-modal attention mechanisms, textual and visual features are first fused at the cross-attention layer before being input into a single transformer block. the multimodal interactive encoder establishes the link between image and text without additional supervision or inference overhead. in order to explore more effective cross-modal matching, jiang et al. designed the sdm loss loss function to combine the cosine similarity distributions of image-text pair vectors into the kl dispersion to correlate the representations of the different modalities, and into the temperature hyperparameter to precisely control the compactness of the similarity distributions, so that the model focuses on the difficult negative samples, and at the same time, expands the variance between non-matching pairs and the correlation between matching pairs. compared to cfine, irr uses the full clip, and the introduction of the mlm masking strategy enhances irra's understanding of contextual semantic information. irra significantly outperforms the previous sota model on several datasets, demonstrating superior performance. tan et al.[18] pointed out that the main challenge faced in the field is that the annotation process is too difficult, which leads to the small size of the existing dataset and is not conducive to deep training of models. inspired by clip, tan et al. investigated the problem of reloadability through multimodal large language models (mmlms). first, tan et al. prompted chatgpt to generate multiple description templates, which prompted the mmlms model to generate text descriptions with diversity based on the templates, solving the overfitting problem due to the single syntax. despite its power, the mmlms model may still generate mismatched words when performing image naming tasks. therefore, tan et al. designed the noise-aware masking (nam) method, which calculates the similarity between each word and the image region, identifies the words with too little similarity, and masks them with a higher probability during training, which effectively reduces the noise generated by the automatic generation of textual descriptions by the mmlms, while retaining the remaining useful information. unlike traditional masked language model mmlm methods, nam performs word masking based on similarity and does not need to re-predict the masked words. based on the above approach, tan et al. selected the luperson dataset as the image source to generate the luperson-mmlm dataset containing one million images. notably, using this large-scale dataset as well as the pretraining parameters of the previous models, the authors successfully reached sota scores on three benchmark 125 datasets. tan et al.'s idea of generating a large-scale dataset using the mmlms large language model remedies the problem of missing datasets in the field and significantly advances the field. 5. conclusion various types of text-based pedestrian retrieval methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. the advantages and disadvantages of each type of methods are demonstrated and compared through table 3: table 3. comparison of advantages and disadvantages of various methods of text-based pedestrian retrieval techniques type advantage drawbacks global feature matching relatively simple model structure, low computational complexity, low retrieval overhead, suitable for end-to-end applications focus only on the global features in the graphic samples, not enough mining of finegrained local information, relatively low retrieval accuracy multigranularity information capable of capturing multi-granularity detail information, with strong detail learning capability, it can effectively improve the retrieval accuracy. additional modules are usually required to align information at different granularities, and the model structure is more complex, making it difficult to realize end-to-end training and realtime retrieval. antagonistic thought competitive retrieval accuracy can be achieved while keeping the model structure relatively simple consistent with gan, a balance between generator and discriminator is required, and definitional difficulties lead to difficulty in converging the model cross-modal attention mechanisms establish the connection between each word and phrase and pixel and image block to realize deep cross-modal alignment and significantly improve the model's cross-modal semantic understanding and retrieval accuracy the increase in computational complexity and retrieval time makes it difficult for practical applications to bear such a heavy computational burden vlp with the powerful cross-modal learning and semantic understanding capability of vlp model, it realizes the significant improvement of retrieval accuracy vlp models require large amounts of data and resources for training and fine-tuning, and are difficult and expensive to use and reproduce the performance of the various methods on the cuhkpedes, igfg-pedes and rstpreid datasets are compared in table 4. text-based pedestrian retrieval techniques are an emerging field that still faces many challenges: 1) cross-modal feature alignment: cross-modal feature alignment is still a core problem in the field. it is difficult for existing methods to improve the retrieval accuracy while considering the computational efficiency and speed, and the balance between accuracy and speed has not been effectively solved in large-scale data retrieval tasks. 2) pedestrian occlusion problem: pedestrian occlusion is common in practical applications, and the occlusion problem has not been fully considered in the current domain. the lack of occlusion-related samples and datasets leads to the lack of reliability of the main methods in occlusion scenarios. 3) the problem of the number of model parameters: model lightweighting is another challenge in the field. existing methods based on cross-modal attention mechanism and visual language pre-training models have significant improvement in accuracy, but their huge number of model parameters and extremely high requirements on hardware equipment make it difficult to retrieve them in real time in practical applications, which limits their practical deployment. 4) dataset problem: in the privacy protection and other factors, it is very difficult to construct high-quality and largescale datasets. currently, it mainly relies on three datasets for model training and performance evaluation, which limits the diversity and innovation of algorithms in the field to some extent. in summary, although text-based pedestrian retrieval technology has made some progress in the past few years, it still faces the problems of cross-modal feature pairs alignment, pedestrian occlusion, number of model parameters and datasets. combining the existing research status and domestic and international research hotspots, this paper looks forward to the future development direction of text-based pedestrian retrieval technology and explores possible breakthrough paths. 1) cross-modal alignment with the help of additional information and modules. to reduce the inherent differences between image and text modalities, the cross-modal learning ability of the model can be enhanced with the help of additional information to better achieve feature alignment can be explored. for example, the lapscore method proposed by wu et al[19] to design a color inference module can be directly attached to the mainstream baseline model, enabling the model to make full use of the color features of the pedestrian's clothing to improve the accuracy and efficiency of retrieval. in addition, behavioral and pose information can also provide strong support to the model, especially in scenarios where the target pedestrians are occluded by obstacles, and this information can significantly improve the robustness of the model. combining these additional information, text-based pedestrian retrieval is expected to be a very promising development direction. 2) constructing large-scale datasets. compared with other popular fields, the number of text-based pedestrian retrieval datasets is small, which limits the further development of the field. tan et al.[18] utilize the mmlms large language model to automatically annotate the images to form a large-scale dataset; wu et al.[20] construct datasets more in line with the existence of occlusion problems in real scenes by designing an occlusion module. referring to previous studies, collecting relevant images from pedestrian re-identification and video 126 pedestrian retrieval datasets is a feasible expansion method that can further promote the progress of text-based pedestrian retrieval technology. 3) lightweight design and improvement. the current mainstream methods, with huge computational overheads, are difficult to be directly applied to real-world scenarios. future research should focus on the lightweight improvement of the model or designing new lightweight models to reduce the demand for computational resources and achieve more efficient deployment and retrieval. 4) focus on the research hotspots in related fields. at present, many mainstream methods draw on the technology and experience in the field of graphic matching or pedestrian re-identification. it should continuously pay attention to the progress in related fields to discover new methods and ideas. vlp model, as a research hotspot in recent years, plays an important role in text-based pedestrian retrieval. currently, clip model is mainly utilized as the backbone network in the field, which can be mined to be more suitable for the field of vlp model, e.g., bai et al.[21] based on the albef model proposed the rasa model to further advance the domain development. therefore, in-depth exploration of the application and optimization of vlp models is an important direction for future research. table 4. comparison of scores on the chuk-pedes, icfg-pedes, and rstpreid datasets category method image encoder text encoder rank-1 rank-5 rank-10 chukpedes icfgpedes rstpreid chukpedes icfgpedes rstpreid chukpedes icfgpedes rstpreid global feature gna rnn vgg16 lstm 19.05 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 53.64 n/a n/a iatv vgg16 lstm 25.94 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 60.48 n/a n/a dual-path resnet-50 resnet-50 n/a 38.99 n/a n/a 59.44 n/a n/a 68.41 n/a pwm vgg16 lstm 27.14 n/a n/a 49.45 n/a n/a 61.02 n/a n/a cmpm+cmpc mobilenet lstm 49.37 43.51 n/a n/a 65.44 n/a 79.27 74.26 n/a multigranularity pma vgg16/ resnet-50 lstm 53.81 n/a n/a 73.54 n/a n/a 81.23 n/a n/a tvfr mobilenet lstm 53.87 n/a n/a 75.25 n/a n/a 83.47 n/a n/a mia resnet-50 bi-gru 53.10 46.49 n/a 75.00 67.14 n/a 82.90 75.18 n/a vitaa resnet-50 lstm 55.97 50.98 n/a 75.84 68.79 n/a 83.52 75.78 n/a tipcb resnet-50 bert 63.63 54.96 n/a 82.82 74.72 n/a 89.01 81.89 n/a caibc resnet-50 bi-gru 64.43 n/a 47.35 82.87 n/a 69.55 88.37 n/a 79.00 manet resnet-50 bert 65.64 59.44 n/a 83.01 76.80 n/a 88.78 82.75 n/a ssan resnet-50 lstm 61.37 54.23 43.50 80.15 72.63 67.80 86.73 79.53 77.15 adversarial learning a-ganet resnet-50 lstm 39.52 n/a n/a 69.91 n/a n/a 80.91 n/a n/a timam resnet-101 bert 54.51 n/a n/a 77.56 n/a n/a 84.78 n/a n/a crossmodal attention dssl resnet-50 bi-gru 62.33 n/a 39.05 82.11 n/a 62.60 88.01 n/a 73.95 nafs resnet-50 bert 61.50 n/a n/a 81.19 n/a n/a 87.51 n/a n/a acsa swin transformer bert 68.67 n/a n/a 85.61 n/a n/a 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[online]. available: https://doi.org/ 10.24963/ ijcai. 2023/62. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 1 design of intelligent agricultural greenhouse system hongze zhang 1, 2, *, huaxiang pan 2 1 guangxi key laboratory of machine vision and intelligent control, wuzhou university, wuzhou, guangxi, china 2 school of electronics and information engineering, wuzhou university, wuzhou, guangxi, china * corresponding author: hongze zhang abstract: china's agricultural production is gradually transferred to greenhouses.to solve the negative factors that seriously endanger the growth of crops. so that the growth of crops is not affected by the region and climate, and the quality and total production of crops are effectively guaranteed, an intelligent and efficient management method for modern agriculture is introduced. it can maximize the efficiency of agricultural production, reduce resource waste, and provide a feasible solution for the sustainable development of intelligent agriculture through real-time monitoring and intelligent control. this paper uses an intelligent agricultural greenhouse system based on the stm32 microcomputer to realize real-time monitoring and intelligent control of the greenhouse environment. it integrates various sensors, including environmental temperature and humidity sensors, soil moisture sensors, and light intensity sensors. through the precise control of stm32, it realizes the efficient control of the greenhouse's environmental temperature and humidity, soil moisture, and light intensity. connected to the cloud platform through the nb-iot communication module, users can remotely view and adjust the greenhouse environment parameters anytime. keywords: stm32f103ct86; photosensitive resistance; sht30 temperature and humidity sensor; nb-iot communication module. 1. introduction the arable area in china is relatively less and insufficiently concentrated. it is also seriously affected by weather, water, and soil. in the past, china's agricultural technology was relatively backward, and the industrial level was relatively low. as a developing country, china’s agricultural development was challenging in meeting the people's basic living needs. with the development of the microcomputer, its functions are becoming more powerful. the combination of iot technology and modern agriculture has brought intelligent agriculture into the homes of thousands of farmers. it improves the scientific and technological level of modern agriculture, the yield and efficiency of agriculture, and the quality of agricultural products. people can buy and eat at ease [1-5]. the difference between intelligent agriculture and traditional agriculture is mainly reflected in the combination of advanced science and technology and agricultural production in intelligent agriculture. it can monitor the growth of crops and the change of soil moisture, realize the scientific detection and planting of the soil environment, significantly reduce the yield reduction caused by natural disasters, and rapidly promote the continuous transformation of traditional agriculture in china [6-10]. the realization of automatic irrigation of crops has become a crucial project for the sustainable development of modern agriculture in china. appropriate temperature and humidity play a particularly critical role in the growth of crops. the irrigation work requires a lot of staffing and material resources, and it is not easy to accurately control the amount of irrigation. intelligent irrigation can achieve the goal of high efficiency, energy saving, and water saving. it can reduce unnecessary expenses and perform 24-hour automatic irrigation so that the soil moisture is always maintained in a suitable state for crop growth [11-15]. it saves labor costs and improves the accuracy and efficiency of irrigation. it provides stable conditions for the growth of crops, and it is of great significance in promoting the sustainable development of modern agriculture in china. 2. system working principle the system's circuit consists of the stm32 core development board, oled display circuit, key circuit, sensor circuit, water pump circuit, and exhaust fan circuit. the microcomputer and sensors detect the surrounding environment's temperature, humidity, and brightness. the greenhouse's water pump or exhaust fan is driven according to the change in the surrounding environment's brightness, temperature, and humidity. the main components are the stm32f103ct86 core development board, sht30 temperature and humidity sensor, nb-iot communication module, oled display, and photosensitive resistance. the humidity measurement range of the sht30 sensor is 0% rh to 100% rh, which can widely cover the measurement requirements of different humidity environments. its temperature measurement range is -40°c to 125°c, which can adapt to extreme temperatures. its temperature measurement accuracy is ±0.3°c. therefore, the error between the temperature measurement result and the actual value is minimal, which can provide more accurate temperature data. its humidity measurement accuracy is ±2% rh, which can accurately measure the humidity of the environment. it can provide users with reliable temperature and humidity data in various application scenarios, which strongly supports accurately monitoring and controlling temperature and humidity. the intelligent agricultural greenhouse can be remotely controlled through the nb-iot module to meet the environmental needs of crop growth. the system has low power consumption, low cost, and complete functions. relying on advanced sensing technology, automatic control, and remote monitoring, it can realize accurate regulation of plant growth environment and improve the yield and quality of crops. the system's working principle is: (1) the photosensitive resistance collects the environmental light intensity, and the sht30 sensor collects 2 the environmental temperature and humidity information. the sensor module sends the detected environmental data to the microcomputer. the microcomputer compares and analyzes the data to determine whether it is necessary to open the exhaust fan to cool and dehumidify the greenhouse vegetables and whether it is necessary to fill the light to realize the functions of the intelligent greenhouse. (2) after processing the sensor data, the signal is sent to the display module, and the oled screen displays the relevant sensor information in real time. (3) the microcomputer records the humidity threshold set by the user and controls the water pump driving module. if the humidity is lower than the lower limit of the threshold, the microcomputer controls the water pump for irrigation. if the humidity is higher than the upper limit of the threshold, the water pump is controlled to stop irrigation. (4) the photosensitive resistance monitors the ambient light intensity. when the light intensity exceeds the upper limit of the threshold, the led fill light will automatically reduce the brightness. when the ambient light intensity is lower than the lower limit of the threshold, the led fill light will automatically increase the brightness. 3. hardware circuit design 3.1. microcomputer control module the system is designed based on the stm32f103ct86 core development board. the pin diagram of the stm32f103c8t6 microcomputer is shown in figure 1. the sensor collects the environmental data of the greenhouse and sends it to the stm32 microcomputer control center. the microcomputer analyzes and processes the data and sends it to the oled screen, which displays the relevant content. when the sensor sends the collected environmental information to the stm32 microcomputer, it compares the relevant data with the preset parameters. it sends the signals to the water pump, exhaust fan, and led fill light according to the comparison results to perform the corresponding actions. figure 1. stm32f103ct86 pin diagram 3.2. sht30 temperature and humidity sensor module the functions and the connection of the sht30's pins are as follows: (1) vin is the power supply pin of the sensor, which needs to be connected to the 3.3v power supply of the microcomputer to ensure that the sensor obtains a stable power supply to work typically. the 3.3v power supply of the microcomputer usually has a relatively stable voltage output, which can meet the power supply requirements of the sensor and provide a guarantee for the stable operation and accurate measurement of the system. (2) gnd is the grounding pin of sht30, which needs to be connected to the grounding end of the intelligent greenhouse system to ensure that a complete circuit loop is formed between the sht30 sensor and the intelligent greenhouse system to ensure stable transmission and correct processing of the signal. (3) the scl pin provides synchronous clock pulses to the microcomputer to ensure synchronous communication between the sht30 sensor and the microcomputer so that the microcomputer can accurately receive and process data from the sht30 sensor. the clock pulse provides a stable time reference for data transmission to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the data. (4) the sda pin transmits serial data to the stm32 microcomputer. the pin sends the data collected by the sht30 sensor to the stm32 in serial mode. the stm32 microcomputer can obtain the measurement results of the sht30 sensor for further processing and analysis. 3.3. display module the system needs to display the contents of the current temperature, humidity, light intensity, soil moisture, and control mode. the oled display screen is adopted. it has a bright color, high contrast, fast response speed, and good display effect to provide users with an intuitive and straightforward display effect, which is conducive to the operation and management of the intelligent agricultural greenhouse system. the selected 0.96-inch oled screen adopts the iic communication mode. it has four pins, and their functions are as follows: (1) the vcc power supply pin in the circuit usually needs to be connected to the 3.3v power supply of the 3 microcomputer or the 5v power supply of the central control to provide a stable power supply for the related device or module. (2) the gnd pin needs to be connected to the ground cable of the system power supply so that the display module maintains the same potential reference as the other modules of the system to avoid signal interference and errors caused by potential differences. (3) the scl pin provides the timing logic for the data transmission during the i2c communication, and the pin is the i2c clock bus. (4) the sda pin is the i2c data bus, and it undertakes the important task of data transmission with the stm32 microcomputer during the i2c communication. 3.4. photosensitive resistance sensor module the photosensitive resistance sensor has four pins, and their functions are as follows: vcc is the power supply pin, which is connected to a 3.3v or 5v power supply. the gnd pin needs to be connected to the ground cable or the grounding end of the power supply. the ao pin is connected to the in0 port of the microcomputer, which is used to output the analog signal. the do pin outputs a digital signal of 0 or 1, where 0 represents a low-level state, and 1 represents a high-level state. 3.5. nb-iot communication module the system is connected to the aliyun platform through the nb-iot communication module, which can convert the user's instructions received from the platform into serial port signals and send them to the microcomputer for execution. the system can also upload the greenhouse's sensor data to the aliyun platform through the nb-iot communication module so that the user can monitor the greenhouse's environment in real time. the pin configuration of the nb-iot communication module is as follows: (1) the tx/rx is the uart serial communication pin, which is used to communicate with the mobile phone app. (2) the gpio is the universal input/output pin to connect to the sensors. (3) reset is the reset pin for resetting the nb-iot communication module. (4) ch_pd is the power supply pin, which controls the power on and off of the nb-iot communication module. (5) vcc / gnd is the power pin, which usually needs a 5v power supply. figure 2 shows the physical diagram of the nb-iot communication module, and its circuit is shown in figure 3. figure 2. nb-iot physical diagram. figure 3. nb-iot circuit. 3.6. key circuit the buttons used in this design have four pins, two of which are interlinked. only one pin needs to be connected to the gpio port, and the other can be grounded. connecting one pin to the gpio port can enable interaction and control with external devices or systems. the other pin is grounded, which is simple and efficient. it can meet the sensor and module connection requirements of the intelligent agricultural greenhouse system. the key circuit is shown in figure 4: figure 4. nb-iot circuit. 3.7. soil moisture detection module the physical diagram of the soil moisture detection module is shown in figure 5, and its pin functions are as follows: (1) the vcc pin is connected to the positive electrode of the 3.3v or 5v power supply to supply power to the sensor. (2) the gnd pin is connected to the ground cable of the power supply or grounded. (3) the ao pin outputs the analog signal. (4) the do pin outputs the digital signal. figure 5. soil moisture detection module. k1 key1 k2 key1 k1 k2 k3 key1 k4 key1 k3 k4 4 4. system operation the system is connected to the mobile phone app through the nb-iot communication module, and the oled and the mobile phone app can synchronously display the greenhouse's environmental data. in automatic mode, users can set the relevant threshold through the independent keys or the mobile phone app. users can adjust the greenhouse environment manually by opening the exhaust fan or the water pump through independent keys or the mobile phone app. in the manual mode, the user's operations can be completed by eight independent keys, and the functions of these keys are as follows: press the first key in turn, and it will enter the threshold setting interface of temperature, humidity, light intensity percentage, and soil humidity. double-click the first button, and it will switch between the manual and the automatic mode. the second button is used to adjust the level of the led fill light and the light's on/off. the third button controls the on/off of the exhaust fan. the fourth button controls the start and stop of the water pump. the fifth and sixth buttons are the increase and decrease of the upper limit of the threshold. the seventh and eighth keys are the increase and decrease of the lower limit of the threshold. it will return to the main interface after pressing the first key for a long time. the system is started after the power supply is turned on. the first row of the oled screen displays the manual or the automatic mode. the second row shows the ambient temperature. the third row shows the environmental humidity. in the fourth row, the percentage of ambient light intensity and soil moisture are alternately displayed every five seconds. the calculation formula of the percentage of ambient light intensity is: ambient light intensity percentage = 100 ― (the output voltage of the photosensitive resistance sensor × 100 / 330). the output voltage range of the photosensitive resistance is 0v-3.3v, and the output voltage of the photoresistor will change with the ambient light intensity. the higher the ambient light intensity, the higher the output voltage of the photosensitive resistance. the lower the ambient light intensity, the lower the output voltage of the photoresistor. when the ambient light intensity reaches 3000 lumens, the output voltage of the photosensitive resistance is 3.3v, and the ambient light intensity percentage is 100 %. when the ambient light intensity is 0 lumens, the output voltage of the photoresistor is 0v, and the ambient light intensity percentage is 0 %. 5. conclusion in this paper, an intelligent agricultural greenhouse management system based on the stm32f103ct86 core development board is designed. through real-time monitoring of the greenhouse's environmental temperature and humidity, soil moisture, and light intensity, the comprehensive detection and intelligent adjustment of the environment in the greenhouse are realized. the real-time collection, processing, and control of greenhouse environmental data are realized. the system can automatically adjust the fan, water pump, led fill light, and other modules to maintain the ideal growth environment of the greenhouse. the system is stable and can maintain an efficient working state during long-term operation. the system has certain flexibility and can adapt to different agricultural production needs through modular design. the user can adjust the threshold of environmental parameters through independent keys or the mobile phone app so that the user can manage the environment of greenhouses more flexibly. the system is connected to the aliyun platform through the nb-iot communication module to realize remote monitoring and cloud data storage. the user can remotely monitor the environmental temperature and humidity, soil moisture, light intensity, and other greenhouse environmental data anytime and anywhere through the mobile phone app. it provides great convenience for the user and improves the operability and convenience of the system. the system has more automation and intelligence than traditional agricultural management. through real-time monitoring and the automatic adjustment of the environmental parameters, the system can accurately meet the growth needs of the plants and improve the efficiency and quality of agricultural production. acknowledgments this work was financially supported by guangxi science and technology major project (grant no. aa18118036). references [1] shixiong su, chuan li, xinhua ma. design of intelligent agricultural greenhouse system based on scm [j]. electronic design engineering.2024,2(15):30-34+40. 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[7] utilized principal component analysis to reduce the number of key variables and employed artificial neural networks (ann [8]) for real-time identification of veneer defects in wood manufacturing companies’ quality control processes. however, the complex and variable texture backgrounds of wood surfaces along with diverse defect types pose numerous challenges for traditional machine vision detection methods when dealing with complicated scenes; they struggle to effectively address defects of varying sizes and shapes. with advancements in computational power and algorithm development, deep learning has been widely applied in the field of machine vision. currently, deep learning object detection algorithms are primarily categorized into two-stage detection algorithms[9] and single-stage detection algorithms [10]. the detection process of two-stage algorithms includ es region proposal generation, feature extraction, classification, and bounding box regression to achieve precise object detection. xu shanshan et al. [11] extracted wood defect features based on an incremental convolutional neural network structure and employed an incremental parameter training strategy to enhance the robustness of the algorithm. xia et al.[12] combined resnet50[13] with shape-variable convolutional networks and feature pyramid networks (fpn[14]) to improve multiscale defect feature representation capability. li et al.[15], addressing irregular wood defects, utilized generative adversarial networks to augment datasets and construct a mask r-cnn [16] detection model. single-stage detection algorithms perform object classification and bounding box regression directly on images without generating region proposals; this results in faster detection speeds and lower computational costs, making them particularly suitable for real-time detection tasks. hu zhongkang [17] designed a solid 51 wood board defect detection algorithm based on ssd[18], enhancing performance through the introduction of feature pyramid networks (fpn) and resnet. jia haonan et al. [19] achieved rapid recognition of multiple types of wood defects using an improved yolov5[20] model; han et al. [21] developed an stc-yolov5 model specifically for small object detection issues; zhang zilei[22] improved the yolox model by incorporating adaptive spatial feature fusion (assf) [23] and focal loss [24], thereby enhancing detection performance. despite significant advancements in deep learning technologies for wood defect detection, existing algorithms still face limitations due to factors such as complex texture backgrounds, diversity in defect types, and some defects being small in size. therefore, this study addresses key issues in wood defect detection by proposing a more targeted deep learning object detection algorithm aimed at improving adaptability and reliability in complex scenarios while providing more effective technical support for quality control in the wood industry. additionally, this research is innovative in several ways: it enhances multi-scale defect feature representation capabilities through improved network structures; combines data augmentation with strategies for optimizing imbalanced samples to improve the detection performance for small sample defects; while ensuring accuracy it also considers speed to achieve an efficient yet robust method for detecting wood surface defects. 2. improvements to the yolov11 network 2.1. overview of the yolov11 network compared to previous yolo series models, yolov11 has achieved significant improvements in both detection accuracy and inference speed. this improvement is primarily attributed to systematic optimizations in its network architecture. the overall architecture still consists of a backbone, neck, and head, but innovative designs have been introduced at key stages such as feature extraction, information fusion, and task separation, balancing detection efficiency and robustness. in the backbone, yolov11 replaces traditional bottleneck layers with c3k2 modules to effectively enhance feature extraction capabilities. additionally, it introduces a cross stage partial squeeze-and-attention (c2psa) module that focuses on key information and suppresses redundant noise through pyramid decomposition and weighting mechanisms to improve detection accuracy and robustness. combined with spatial pyramid pooling fast (sppf), this further strengthens the model’s ability to express multi-scale features. the neck section continues the c3k2 design while optimizing the feature fusion strategy for efficient integration of crosslayer features, thereby enhancing adaptability to targets of different sizes. the head section employs a decoupled structure that separates classification and regression tasks: the regression head uses conventional convolution for bounding box prediction, while the classification head introduces depthwise separable convolution (dwconv)[25], significantly reducing parameter size and computational complexity while maintaining recognition accuracy and enhancing overall inference efficiency. in summary, yolov11 implements targeted improvements at multiple critical stages of its network structure, achieving a coordinated optimization of detection accuracy, speed, and robustness. its approach not only possesses application potential in general object detection tasks but also provides new ideas and technical support for real-time detection research in complex scenarios. figure 1. yolov11 network structure 2.2. yolov11-rabra algorithm network in wood surface defect detection, although yolov11 achieves a good balance between detection accuracy and inference speed, it still has certain limitations under complex texture backgrounds, particularly in recognizing millimeterscale cracks, small knots, and multi-scale defects, leading to potential loss of detail features and false detections. to address these issues, this paper proposes an improved algorithm called yolov11-rabra. in the backbone section, the original c3k2 is replaced with a c3k2_repvgg module that integrates repvgg structures to enhance feature 52 extraction capabilities through a multi-branch structure during training while balancing speed and accuracy through structural reparameterization during inference; an adown method is introduced to prevent loss of fine crack features caused by traditional convolution compression; simultaneously, the c2bra module replaces c2psa to optimize the attention coordination mechanism that highlights defect areas while suppressing background interference effectively reducing missed detections and false positives. in the head section, the feature fusion layer is changed from c3k2 to c3k2_repvgg to maintain consistent feature processing logic while efficiently aggregating small, medium, and large-scale features during multi-scale fusion for accurate identification of defects such as cracks, knots, and extensive decay. the overall structure of yolov11rabra is illustrated in figure 2. through these improvements, yolov11-rabra achieves simultaneous enhancements in detection accuracy and inference efficiency in wood defect detection, particularly demonstrating greater adaptability and robustness in recognizing fine cracks and multi-scale defects. this model embodies both theoretical innovation and engineering application value, providing a feasible solution for efficient intelligent detection in the wood industry. figure 2. yolov11-rabra network structure 3. algorithm improvements 3.1. feature fusion module based on structural reparameterization and dual feature fusion custom convolution (c3k2_repvgg) the feature extraction capability of the c3k2 module in yolov11 is limited, and the efficiency of multi-scale feature fusion is low, resulting in uneven detection accuracy for defects of varying sizes and shapes, making it difficult to balance complex texture feature learning with inference speed. to address this, this paper combines the reparameterization advantages of repvgg with feature fusion optimization concepts to design the c3k2_repvgg module for performance breakthroughs. as a lightweight neural network, repvgg achieves a synergistic optimization of efficiency and performance through the separation of training and inference. during the training phase, it borrows from the residual concepts of resnet to construct a parallel structure consisting of a 3×3 dense convolution branch, a 1×1 local branch, and an identity mapping branch to enhance multi-level semantic representation, as shown in figure 3. in the inference phase, structural reparameterization techniques are employed to enhance efficiency through two conversion steps: first, mathematically merging conv2d and bn layers into a single 3×3 convolution layer while constructing an equivalent identity mapping convolution layer for pure bn branches to dynamically calibrate distributions; subsequently, reparameterization aggregates multiple branches into a single-path 3×3 convolution layer that normalizes nonstandard convolution kernels through padding and stride adjustments while introducing compensation mechanisms to ensure accuracy, as shown in figure 4. the basic unit employs a 3×3 convolution + relu structure that adapts to gpu parallel computing characteristics while balancing speed and efficiency. building upon this foundation, this paper further proposes the c3k2_repvgg module, enhancing detection performance through three optimizations: first, integrating the feature separation and recursive fusion mechanism of the c2f module to reduce feature flow redundancy; second, introducing the c3k module to support customizable kernel sizes, thereby enhancing adaptability for multi-scale defects; third, retaining the bottleneck structure to improve feature hierarchy, complementing repvgg’s global feature extraction. during training, rich feature representations are learned through multi-branch parallel learning; during inference, these are compressed into a single branch via reparameterization while maintaining feature representation capabilities while reducing computational complexity. in summary, the c3k2_repvgg module embodies both theoretical innovation and engineering application value, providing a feasible solution for efficient intelligent detection of wood surface defects. 3.2. adown (adaptive downsampling) module traditional convolutional downsampling often loses small defect details, leading to high miss rates in detecting small 53 targets such as millimeter-scale cracks. to address this issue, this paper introduces the adown (adaptive downsampling) module to optimize the backbone network. this module serves as an adaptive lightweight downsampling mechanism that selectively retains detail features such as fine cracks while avoiding information loss caused by forced compression from traditional convolutions, significantly enhancing detection capabilities for millimeter-scale defects on wood surfaces. figure 3. schematic diagram of repvgg architecture figure 4. structural reparameterization process the adown module employs a multi-branch convolution structure that can dynamically adjust kernel sizes (3×3/5×5) and and stride parameters (1/2) based on input features. the specific process is illustrated in figure 5: after input feature map x (with c1 channels) undergoes average pooling (k=2,s=1), it is split into sub-feature maps x1 and x2 (each with c1//2 channels); both branches are processed through conv1 (a 3×3 convolution with s=2,p=1) and “maxpool (a 3×3 pool with s=2,p=1) + conv2 (a 1×1 convolution)” respectively to achieve downsampling by half while avoiding loss of edge textures effectively reducing miss rates for wormholes and micro-cracks. to enhance feature expression, the module achieves multi-scale fusion through dual branches: the local branch uses a 1×1 convolution to extract fine features while the global branch employs a grouped convolution with a size of 3×3 to capture contextual information; subsequently, channel mixing breaks group isolation and embeds an eca attention mechanism to strengthen defect area representation effectively integrating high-frequency edges with global semantics to improve defect recognition under complex texture backgrounds. in terms of lightweight design, the adown module combines grouped convolutions with depthwise separable convolutions and adopts a non-redundant connection structure that reduces parameter size and computational load by 40%–50% compared to traditional strided convolutions under similar downsampling conditions. through dynamic adjustments during training and structural optimizations during inference working in synergy, this module significantly enhances computational efficiency while ensuring detection accuracy. in summary, the adown module demonstrates promising application prospects in both theoretical innovation and engineering practice providing an efficient and feasible solution for wood defect detection. figure 5. structure of adown module 54 3.3. c2bra convolutional enhanced dualbranch bi-level routing attention module to address issues where traditional algorithms struggle with distinguishing defects from background interference due to complex wood grain patterns (leading to high false positive rates by misclassifying normal textures as defects), this paper introduces the bi-level routing attention (bra) mechanism proposed by biformer and deeply integrates it with detection algorithms to design the c2bra module suitable for wood defect detection. this mechanism utilizes a dual-layer dynamic sparse structure composed of “region-level routing” and “token-level attention” for optimization significantly enhancing detection performance. the specific process is illustrated in figure 6: first, for feature maps x∈rh×w×c extracted from the backbone network, the bra module performs region partitioning and input projection dividing these maps into s × s non-overlapping regions each containing hw/s² feature vectors forming region-level feature tensors xr∈rs2×hw/s2×c; then linear projections generate query matrix q, key matrix k, and value matrix v. next comes region-to-region routing operations: by performing mean pooling on q and k within each region we obtain region-level query matrix qr and key matrix kr calculating region affinity matrix ar as described in equation (1); then using top-k operations we select the top k most relevant regions generating routing index matrix ir which facilitates preliminary localization of defect-related areas effectively filtering out most irrelevant backgrounds. finally, token-to-token attention calculations are performed aggregating key-value pairs from relevant regions via ir yielding aggregated key matrix kg and value matrix vg calculated according to equations (2) and (3); ultimately output features o are computed using equation (4), completing weighted fusion where locally enhanced context lce(v), achieved via deep convolutions further strengthens local details such as defect edges significantly improving yolov11’s ability to recognize subtle defects. this structure has three major advantages: first it overcomes limitations imposed by local receptive fields in convolutions effectively capturing long-range associations between defects within wood textures; second it implements a query-aware dynamic sparsity mechanism allowing different regions to select differentiated focus objects based on semantic needs; third it suppresses interference from complex textures through sparse computations significantly reducing false positive rates while avoiding high complexity and memory overhead associated with global attention thus achieving balance between accuracy and real-time performance. in conclusion, the c2bra module embodies both theoretical innovation and engineering application value providing a feasible yet efficient solution for wood defect detection. ar = qr (kr) t (1) kg = gather (k, ir) (2) vg = gather (v, ir) (3) o=attention(q, kg, vg) + lce(v) (4) figure 6. schematic diagram of bra attention mechanism process 4. experimental comparison and analysis 4.1. dataset construction this study utilizes a complete wood surface defect dataset provided by the czech technical university in ostrava, consisting of a total of 20,275 images, of which 18,283 contain one or more defects and 1,992 are defect-free. the original annotations of the dataset cover a total of 12 defect types including live knots, dead knots, and others, with all images having a resolution of 2,800 × 1,024. statistical analysis revealed two main issues with the dataset: first, some categories have significantly more samples than others leading to severe imbalance; second, certain defect categories exhibit highly similar visual features which can confuse the model during training. these issues result in insufficient learning for low-sample categories and demonstrate uneven detection accuracy under complex backgrounds. to address these problems, this paper implemented systematic processing during data selection and augmentation stages. initially, images with blank labels or those that were blurry or severely damaged were removed to ensure data quality. subsequently, various data augmentation strategies were introduced including sharpening, brightness adjustment, random hue modification, and horizontal flipping to expand sample size and increase diversity. particularly for defect categories with fewer samples, targeted augmentation strategies were employed effectively alleviating class imbalance issues and providing more sufficient and balanced sample support for subsequent training. following these preprocessing and augmentation steps, the label distribution of the dataset was significantly balanced with each defect category having over 1,000 samples. the final constructed dataset contains 5,007 high-quality images as shown in table 1 covering all target defect categories and is divided into training set, validation set, and test set in an 8:1:1 ratio. this series of processing operations not only ensured the reliability and balance of the data but also enhanced the model’s ability to learn from different defect categories. in summary, the constructed dataset possesses favorable characteristics in terms of sample size, category distribution, and data quality providing a solid foundation for the training and evaluation of subsequent wood defect detection models. table 1. comparison of dataset labels dataset name quartzity live knot marrow resin dead_knot knot_ with_ crack knot_missing crack czech dataset 503 1075 2276 11985 21224 1181 2169 3455 final dataset 1144 1068 2267 3560 6389 1175 2113 3434 55 4.2. experimental environment setup and training parameter configuration the experiments were conducted on a high-performance computing platform equipped with an intel core™ i712700k processor (12th generation), nvidia geforce rtx 3060 graphics card, and 32gb ram; the operating system was windows 11 while the development environment included python 3.8, pytorch 1.8.0, cuda 11.0, and cudnn 8.1.5. the initial learning rate was set to 0.01 with a cosine decay function applied for learning rate adjustments at a period of 0.01. input image size was set to 1280 × 1280 with a batch size of four; training was conducted for a total of 300 epochs; experimental environment details and related configurations are shown in table 2. table 2. experimental environment name related configuration operating system windows 11 (64 bits) python/pytorch 3.8/1.8.0 cuda/cudnn 11.0/8.1.5 cpu 12th gen intel® core™ i7-12700k 3.61 ghz gpu nvidia geforce rtx 3060 memory 32gb 4.3. evaluation metrics this study employs three key evaluation metrics to assess the effectiveness of the improved algorithm: precision, recall, and mean average precision (map). the mathematical definitions and calculation formulas for each metric are as follows: (1) precision: this refers to the proportion of correctly detected targets by the algorithm out of all detected targets. tp represents true positives (the number of targets correctly predicted as positive), while fp represents false positives (the number of targets incorrectly predicted as positive). its mathematical formula is as follows: 𝑃𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛 (5) (2) mean average precision: this refers to the average value of average precision calculated across multiple categories used to measure overall retrieval performance across all classes. q_r is the total number of categories; q represents each category; ap(q) is the average precision for category q; its mathematical expression is as follows: 𝑚𝐴𝑃 | | ∑ 𝐴𝑃 𝑞∈ (6) (3) fps (frames per second): this measures how many frames per second the model can process reflecting both realtime performance and inference efficiency of the algorithm. 4.4. comparative experiments to further validate the superiority of the proposed yolov11-rabra algorithm in object detection tasks this paper conducts comparative experiments against representative models such as rt-detr, ssd, and various yolo series models using the same wood surface defect dataset; experimental results are shown in table 3. as seen from table data there are significant differences among different models regarding detection accuracy parameter scale and inference speed. table 3. comparative experimental results model precision /% p recall rate /% r map50/% parameters /m fps / (frame・s⁻¹) rt-detr 60.8 58.4 57.9 8.7 10.15 ssd 61.3 59.9 58.1 9.5 10.28 yolov3 63.8 60.5 59.5 9.8 12.05 yolov5 62.4 60.1 58.8 6.2 15.00 yolov6 61.7 59.8 59.2 4.2 15.58 yolov7-tiny 63.4 60.2 58.9 3.9 15.24 yolov8 62.9 60.4 60.7 3.1 12.84 yolov9-tiny 63.5 58.9 61.8 2.8 14.74 yolov10 63.2 59.7 62.4 2.9 19.87 yolov11 64.9 61 64.3 2.5 36.16 in terms of accuracy performance yolov11 achieved a precision rate of 64.9%, recall rate of 61%, and mean average precision (map50) reaching up to64 .3%, significantly outperforming most models such as rt-detr and ssd effectively enhancing recognition completeness and accuracy for wood surface defects while reducing occurrences of missed detections and false positives. regarding model lightweighting yolov11 has only2 .5m parameters far less than rt-detr’s8 .7m demonstrating higher structural compactness along with better computational resource adaptability meanwhile its frames per second (fps) reaches36 .16 frames·s⁻¹ showcasing notable advantages in inference speed meeting industrial requirements for online detection and real-time alerts. in conclusion, yolov11 achieves a good balance between detection accuracy, model lightweighting, and inference efficiency, possessing theoretical performance advantages while also meeting engineering deployment requirements. this model demonstrates outstanding comprehensive competitiveness in wood surface defect detection tasks providing reliable technical support for building intelligent detection systems. 4.5. ablation experiments to systematically validate the effectiveness of the improved algorithm in wood surface defect detection tasks, 56 ablation experiments were designed to quantify the independent contributions and synergistic effects of each improvement module. the experiments focused on typical defect categories such as live knots, dead knots, and cracks, employing a stepwise introduction of improvement modules to construct multiple comparative models. table 4 summarizes the experimental results under different combinations of improvement modules, highlighting differences in precision, recall, mean average precision (map50), parameter size, and inference speed among the models, clearly demonstrating the independent contributions and synergistic effects of each module. the baseline model (model 1), without any improvements, exhibited insufficient feature extraction integrity, weak detail retention capabilities, and limited differentiation between defects and wood grain backgrounds, resulting in low precision and recall levels that could not meet high-accuracy detection requirements, thereby validating the necessity for improvements. building upon this foundation, single class improve (si) was first introduced to effectively alleviate class imbalance issues by augmenting data specifically for categories with fewer samples. although si increased parameter count and complexity, it significantly contributed to improvements in detection accuracy. further integration of the c3k2_repvgg module (model 3) into the model enhanced feature expression capabilities through reparameterization structures and optimized feature fusion mechanisms, allowing continuous optimization based on data augmentation and validating the synergistic effects between si and c3k2_repvgg. the addition of the adown module (model 4) further improved detail retention through an adaptive downsampling mechanism, significantly enhancing performance especially for fine-grained defects like small cracks while avoiding information loss associated with traditional downsampling thus achieving a balance between detection accuracy and efficiency. finally, the introduction of the c2bra module (model 5) strengthened the focus on defect areas through a dual-layer routing attention mechanism significantly suppressing interference from complex wood grain backgrounds. this model achieved optimal overall performance: a precision rate of 77.7%, recall rate of 75.4%, map50 reaching 78%, with parameter size controlled at 2.15m and frame rate recovering to 17.44 fps. based on quantitative result validation, further visual analysis was conducted to assess each module's contribution to detection performance. figure 7 illustrates the detection performance of models before and after improvements on typical defects such as dead knots, cracks, resin pockets, and pith; this qualitatively verifies the feature enhancement and false positive suppression effects of the improvement modules. results indicate that the improved model exhibits more stable and accurate performance on defects with fuzzy boundaries or smaller sizes particularly showing significant reductions in missed detections and false positives in scenarios involving dead knots accompanied by cracks or knots. in summary: si establishes data foundations; c3k2_repvgg enhances feature representation; adown achieves a balance between detail retention and lightweighting; c2bra improves defect-background differentiation. the synergistic effects among various modules across data augmentation, feature extraction, downsampling optimization, and attention mechanisms ultimately led to comprehensive enhancements in wood surface defect detection performance. in conclusion, the improved algorithm achieves comprehensive optimization in terms of accuracy efficiency and lightweighting for wood defect detection providing feasible solutions for highprecision detection in intelligent manufacturing and industrial quality inspection. table 4. ablation experimental results model si c3k2_ repvgg adown c2bra precision /% recall rate /% map50 /% parameters /m fps / (frame・s⁻¹) 1 64.9 61 64.3 2.58 36.16 2 √ 73.9 70.8 74.5 2.82 20.17 3 √ √ 74 73.7 75.7 3.32 19.85 4 √ √ √ 74.6 74.4 77.7 2.13 17.16 5 √ √ √ √ 77.7 75.4 78 2.15 17.44 5. conclusion to address issues such as low recognition rates for small defects and strong background interference in wood defect detection, this paper proposes the improved yolov11rabra algorithm. in terms of method design, the first step is to alleviate class imbalance through the si module, enhancing the learning ability for low-sample defect categories. next, the c3k2_repvgg module is introduced, utilizing structural reparameterization to strengthen feature extraction and fusion capabilities. simultaneously, the adown adaptive downsampling mechanism is incorporated to effectively retain fine-grained features such as cracks, achieving a balance between detection accuracy and lightweighting. finally, the c2bra attention mechanism is employed to enhance the focus on defect areas significantly suppressing interference from complex wood grain backgrounds, thereby comprehensively improving the model's robustness and detection performance. experimental results 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[25] cheng r j, yang y, li l w, et al. lightweight residual network based on depthwise separable convolution for hyperspectral image classification [j]. acta optica sinica, 2023, 43 (12): 311-320. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 53 a vehicle re‐identification algorithm for long‐distance small targets combining yolov8 object detection algorithm chenyu gu *, hong du, xiaozheng zhang, ying wang, zhonglin yang, gaotian liu, chuan zhang, lei sun china northern vehicle research institute, beijing, china * corresponding author: chenyu gu abstract: with the rapid development of intelligent technologies, deep learning-based object detection has been widely applied in dynamic fields, especially in vehicle management. however, challenges in accurate recognition and tracking remain, particularly due to issues like intra-class variations and inter-class similarities in vehicle re-identification across camera viewpoints. this paper proposes a method for long-range small vehicle target re-identification based on the yolov8 object detection algorithm, aiming to improve the detection accuracy and re-identification performance of small targets in complex environments. first, a detection and re-identification dataset containing long-range vehicle images is constructed based on a complex background and small target dataset. secondly, the yolov8-ema-rfb optimization algorithm is introduced, which combines the ema (exponential moving average) attention mechanism and rfb (receptive field block) structure. the ema module enhances feature extraction for small targets and reduces noise interference, while the rfb module increases the receptive field, improving the detection capability for small targets. through these optimizations, the proposed method effectively improves the detection accuracy of long-range small targets in the yolov8 model. additionally, by incorporating the alignedreid method, feature matching in object re-identification is improved, further enhancing the accuracy and robustness of multi-object tracking. experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method achieves high precision and real-time performance in multi-scene vehicle detection and re-identification, offering a novel solution for intelligent transportation and urban security surveillance. keywords: vehicle re-identification; object detection; attention mechanism. 1. introduction with the rapid development of intelligence, deep learningbased object detection has been applied in dynamic fields of view. its object detection capabilities can be used to generate target trajectories, aiding target management tasks, thereby addressing vehicle control issues in different scenarios. with the emergence of large-scale vehicle datasets and deep learning-based methods, significant progress has been made in vehicle re-identification tasks. however, due to the complex viewpoint transformations across cameras and two main challenges in vehicle re-identification—intra-class variation and inter-class similarity—vehicle re-identification tasks remain challenging [1]. generally, vehicle detection algorithms perform well in static scenes, but maintaining unique target identification numbers for the same target becomes difficult under crosscamera conditions or when affected by viewpoint changes, occlusion, and other factors. the main challenges faced by vehicle detection and reidentification algorithms under different fields of view include the short-term disappearance of targets due to fieldof-view changes, the impact of viewpoint changes on feature matching, and the difficulty of extracting features from small targets. these challenges collectively constrain the performance of vehicle detection and re-identification. in the early stages, researchers focused on extracting global or appearance features, such as vehicle windows, headlights, interior, brand logos, and other distinguishable features. however, due to the issue of inter-class similarity, this approach has certain limitations. subsequently, methods utilizing local features to improve the accuracy of vehicle reidentification tasks have been widely proposed. for example, reference [2] uses object detection methods to extract local regions such as headlights, inspection stickers, and decorations from vehicle images, and uses these local parts for vehicle re-identification. to better focus on local regions, references [3-5] designed methods to divide feature maps along the horizontal and vertical dimensions to extract finegrained local features. however, in complex traffic environments, due to factors such as camera viewpoint changes and lighting, the features extracted by the above methods are often ineffective for completing vehicle re-identification tasks. this paper aims to optimize vehicle detection and re-identification algorithms in such scenarios. 2. optimization of object detectors for long-distance small vehicle targets 2.1. design of vehicle target detection algorithm based on yolov8 yolov8 model is one of the latest generation of yolo series algorithms introduced by ultralytics, which contains five versions from small to large: yolov8n, yolov8s, yolov8m, yolov8l, and yolov8x. the detection accuracy of the model is progressively improved with the increase of the size of the model, so that a suitable yolov8 54 model version can be selected according to the specific task requirements. version of the yolov8 model.yolov8 performs well in tasks such as target detection, instance segmentation and target classification [17].the structure of the yolov8 model is shown in fig.1. the yolov8 model consists of three main parts: the backbone network (backbone), the neck network (neck), and the detection head (head). the backbone network of yolov8 is responsible for extracting features from the input image and transforming the image into a feature representation with rich semantic information.yolov8n adopts darknet-53 as the backbone network and introduces the c2f module for residual learning. compared with the c3 module in yolov5, the c2f module has better feature extraction capability while maintaining a smaller number of parameters. specifically, the c2f module adopts a cross-convolutional structure combined with bottleneckblock and sppf (spatialpyramidpoolingfast) modules to enhance the feature extraction capability. this structural design not only reduces redundant parameters, but also enhances the computational efficiency. in the backbone network, the conv convolutional module and the c2f module are stacked in tandem four times, and each stack is called a stage. this design allows yolov8n to incorporate richer global features while remaining lightweight. finally, the different feature layers are encoded using the sppf module, and the processed feature maps are fed into the neck network for further fusion and processing. the neck network is simplified compared to yolov5 by removing the two convolutional fully-connected layers and adopting a pan-fpn structure, which is responsible for multi-scale feature fusion. this structure enhances the feature representation capability by fusing feature maps from different stages of the backbone network. specifically, the neck network contains the sppf module, the paa module, and the pan module, which work together to enable the yolov8n to effectively utilize the features extracted from the backbone network to enhance the model's performance in the target detection task. with the pan-fpn structure, the neck network achieves efficient multi-level feature fusion and enhances the detection of multi-scale targets, thus improving the overall model accuracy and robustness. this design implements top-down and bottom-up feature pyramids to fuse different features processed by the backbone network. in the detection head part, yolov8 adopts the current mainstream decoupled-head structure instead of the coupled-head structure of yolov5. the decoupled-head handles the classification and detection tasks separately, and at the same time converts from an anchor-frame mechanism to an anchor-free mechanism (anchor-free), which improves the detection efficiency and accuracy. the detection head part is responsible for the final prediction tasks, including bounding box regression, target classification, and confidence prediction.the detection head of yolov8 consists of a convolutional layer, a global average pooling layer, and a loss function. the convolutional layer generates the detection results through a series of convolutional and deconvolutional operations, and is responsible for predicting the bounding box regression value and the confidence of target presence for each anchor box. the global average pooling layer enhances the model's ability to handle multicategory classification tasks by reducing the dimensionality of the feature map and outputting a probability distribution for each category. for the loss function part, yolov8 employs task-alignedassigner positive and negative sample matching in the detection header and distributionfocalloss (dfl) to further enhance the performance of the model. through these optimizations and improvements, yolov8 finally and effectively improves the accuracy and robustness of target detection. the application of the decoupled head structure and the anchorless mechanism makes the model more flexible and efficient in dealing with targets of different sizes and classes. fig 1. network chart of yolov8 55 2.2. s optimization of object detectors for long-distance small vehicle targets in vehicle re-identification tasks, the accuracy of object detectors significantly affects the performance of reidentification. addressing the challenge of feature extraction for long-distance small targets, this study focuses on optimizing the yolov8 object detector. the proposed enhancements aim to improve the detection accuracy of small targets, thereby optimizing multi-object tracking algorithms. the architecture of the improved yolov8-ema-rfb object detection algorithm is illustrated in fig. 2. fig 2. the architecture diagram of the yolov8-ema-rfb object detection algorithm 2.2.1. integration of the attention module fig 3. the overall structure of the ema module the ema (exponential moving average) attention module is added to the backbone of yolov8 to enhance feature representation and improve overall performance. ema utilizes exponential weighted moving averages to effectively focus on important features while smoothing noise, which enhances the ability to extract key features. compared to other complex attention mechanisms, ema has lower computational complexity, maintaining high computational efficiency while improving performance. ema is adaptable to various visual tasks and enhances the model's ability to handle different tasks effectively. the overall structure of the ema module is shown in fig.3. in this section, we will discuss how ema learns effective channel descriptions in convolutional operations without compressing the channel dimension, thus generating superior pixel-level attention for high-level feature maps. specifically, we extract the shared 1x1 convolution component from the ca (coordinate attention) module and refer to it as the 1x1 branch in ema. to aggregate multi-scale spatial structure information, a 3x3 convolution kernel is introduced in the parallel path of the 1x1 branch for fast responses, referred to as the 3x3 branch. considering feature grouping and multi-scale structure, this design helps efficiently establish both short-range and long-range dependencies, thereby improving performance. for a given input feature map x∈rc×h×w, ema divides x along the channel dimension into g sub-features to learn different semantics. this grouping can be expressed as x=[x0,x1,…,xg−1], where xi∈rc/g×h×w. without loss 56 of generality, we assume that g≪c, and the learned attention weight descriptors are used to enhance the feature representation of the regions of interest in each sub-feature. the larger local receptive field of neurons allows them to collect multi-scale spatial information. based on this, ema designs three parallel paths to extract the attention weight descriptors for the grouped feature maps. two of the parallel paths belong to the 1x1 branch, and the third path belongs to the 3x3 branch. to capture dependencies across all channels and reduce computational overhead, ema models the crosschannel information interaction along the channel direction. specifically, in the 1x1 branch, two 1d global average pooling operations are used to encode the channels along two spatial directions. in the 3x3 branch, only one 3x3 convolution kernel is stacked to capture multi-scale feature representations. since the convolution function does not involve batch coefficients in its dimensions, the number of convolution kernels is independent of the batch coefficients in the forward pass. therefore, ema reshapes and arranges the gg groups into the batch dimension, redefining the input tensor as shape c//g×h×w. on one hand, similar to ca, ema concatenates the two encoded features along the height of the image and shares the same 1x1 convolution operation without performing dimensionality compression in the 1x1 branch. after decomposing the output of the 1x1 convolution into two vectors, two non-linear sigmoid functions are applied to fit a two-dimensional binomial distribution based on linear convolution. to achieve different cross-channel interaction features between the two parallel paths of the 1x1 branch, ema aggregates the two channel attention maps within each group by simple multiplication. on the other hand, the 3x3 branch captures local crosschannel interactions via a 3x3 convolution to expand the feature space. in this way, ema not only encodes crosschannel information to adjust the importance of different channels but also preserves precise spatial structure information within the channels. advantages of ema attention mechanism for small object detection: 1. enhances sensitivity to small objects, improving the detection capability for tiny targets. 2. smoothens the feature information of small objects, reducing noise interference. 2.2.2. yolov8 model with integrated rfb structure rfb (receptive field block) is a network module designed to enhance feature extraction capabilities by increasing the receptive field, which improves the performance of convolutional neural networks (cnns) in object detection tasks, further enhancing detection accuracy and speed. rfb is a novel feature extraction module that simulates the receptive field of human vision to strengthen the network's feature extraction capability. structurally, rfb is inspired by the multi-branch network architecture of inception. it builds on inception by incorporating dilated convolutions, where the dilation rate increases with the size of the convolution kernel, effectively expanding the receptive field. the rfb network structure, as shown in fig.4, uses 1×1, 3×3, and 5×5 convolution kernels for feature extraction across three channels. it then applies dilation rates of 1, 3, and 5 to the corresponding 3×3 convolutions, respectively. the effective feature layers at different scales from the three branches are concatenated. finally, a 1×1 convolution layer is applied across channels to perform residual connections with the input's effective feature layers, integrating different-sized receptive fields. this process expands feature information extraction, which further enhances detection accuracy and speed. advantages of the rfb network for small object detection: 1. multi-scale feature fusion: rfb extracts features using convolution kernels of different scales, allowing for better identification of small objects. 2. enhanced detail capturing: by expanding the receptive field, rfb captures fine details of small objects, reducing the likelihood of missing detections. 3. expanded receptive field: the use of dilated convolution increases the receptive field, enabling the network to better capture long-distance spatial semantic information. fig 4. rfb network structure 3. improvement and optimization of the alignedreid-based object reidentification algorithm to improve the accuracy of multi-target tracking algorithms integrating target re-identification on mobile platforms, this study addresses the challenges of feature matching in target re-identification by selecting alignedreid as the target re-identification algorithm. optimization of this algorithm is carried out to enhance the accuracy of reidentification for small targets at long distances. alignedreid is a deep learning-based target reidentification method designed to improve matching accuracy across different viewpoints. the core of this method lies in aligning feature maps from different images to capture critical discriminative details, thereby achieving stronger reidentification performance. unlike traditional reidentification methods, alignedreid dynamically aligns local features, making the identity features of an individual more accurate and thus improving the matching precision for small targets at long distances. the bottleneck attention mechanism (bam) is a simple yet effective attention-based bottleneck structure that dynamically weights features based on their importance, enabling the bottleneck attention block to focus on significant discriminative features while ignoring redundant or irrelevant ones. the structure of bam is shown in fig. 5. in this study, the bottleneck attention mechanism module is introduced into the alignedreid re-identification network, enhancing the feature extraction capability through the incorporation of 57 channel attention. the introduction of the bottleneck attention mechanism into the alignedreid algorithm brings several benefits: enhanced feature discriminability small targets at long distances often suffer from low resolution, making their features blurry. by introducing the bottleneck attention mechanism into the bottleneck blocks of the resnet model, this module assigns different weights to each channel, automatically focusing on more discriminative features. suppression of redundant information: background or irrelevant information in images of small targets at long distances can interfere with the extraction of target features. the bottleneck attention mechanism dynamically adjusts attention weights across channels to suppress features that are unrelated to target recognition. improved capturing of small target details: the bottleneck attention mechanism uses global pooling operations to generate channel descriptors, allowing the model to learn global context in the image and focus on detailed features. this is particularly important for small targets at long distances, as they often lack significant largescale features and rely on finer details for differentiation. adaptation to multi-scale feature extraction: small targets at long distances vary greatly in size, necessitating multi-scale feature extraction for effective recognition. the introduction of the bottleneck attention mechanism enhances the model’s ability to adapt to multi-scale information by automatically adjusting the attention weights across feature map channels, allowing the model to extract useful information from various scales. improved robustness and accuracy of the network: the bottleneck attention mechanism not only focuses on important features but also adaptively adjusts gradients during backpropagation to strengthen learning from critical channels, thus maintaining high precision in target recognition in complex environments. in summary, introducing the bottleneck attention mechanism into alignedreid significantly improves the reidentification performance of small targets at long distances. this is achieved through enhanced feature discriminability, suppression of redundant information, better capture of detailed features, improved multi-scale adaptability, and increased robustness. these improvements allow the network to effectively perform small target re-identification even in the presence of challenges such as long distances, low resolution, and complex backgrounds. fig 5. bottleneck attention mechanism module 4. application example comparison in terms of the experimental environment and configuration, we utilized a windows-based software and hardware development environment, featuring a 13thgeneration intel core i9-13900hx cpu, nvidia geforce rtx 4090 gpu, and the pytorch deep learning framework. key experimental configurations included learning rate, batch size, and the number of iterations, all of which significantly influenced the performance of the algorithm. experimental dataset and evaluation metrics this study used publicly available object detection datasets for experimental validation. these datasets encompass images of targets in diverse scenarios, providing high representativeness and challenges. the main evaluation metrics included mean average precision (map), recall, f1 score, rank-1, and rank-5, offering a comprehensive evaluation of the algorithm's performance. 4.1. optimization results of object detector algorithm as shown in the table 1, the experimental results summarize the optimized yolov8-based object detection algorithm with integrated enhancements. the results demonstrate that the yolov8-ema-rfb algorithm achieves higher map compared to other algorithms, with minimal changes in parameter count and frames per second (fps). this indicates the effectiveness of the yolov8 optimization, contributing to improved accuracy in multi-target tracking. table 1. optimized results for the yolov8-based object detection algorithm integration yolov8 yolov8-ema yolov8-ema-rfb params /m map@0.5 fps/ frame. s-1 gflops recall f1 √ 6.02 84.3 74 13.2 0.87 0.85 √ 8.99 86.8 71 15.6 0.89 0.88 √ 9.39 88.2 69 20.1 0.91 0.91 4.2. optimization results of the object reidentification algorithm as shown in the table, a comparison is made between the original alignedreid algorithm and the optimized alignedreid-veh algorithm. by comparing the mean average precision (map) and key re-identification parameters, such as rank-1 and rank-5, before and after the addition of the bottleneck attention mechanism, it is evident that the incorporation of the bottleneck attention mechanism module significantly enhances the detection accuracy of the reidentification algorithm. 58 table 2. three scheme comparing map rank-1 rank-5 aligenedreid 88.4 92.8 97.9 aligenedreid-veh 89.3 93.9 98.1 therefore, regarding the optimization of the yolov8 object detection algorithm, experimental results validate that the yolov8-ema-rfb object detection algorithm achieves higher mean average precision (map) with fewer parameters and lower frames per second (fps), indicating that the algorithm optimization for yolov8 is effective. at the same time, for object re-identification, experimental data also demonstrate that the introduction of the bottleneck attention mechanism significantly improves the performance and efficiency of the reid model. specifically, the addition of the bottleneck attention mechanism module enhances the map and rank-1 accuracy across different datasets, accelerates the model's convergence speed, and reduces the model's parameter count. additionally, the bottleneck attention mechanism shows versatility and advantages across various backbone networks by dynamically adjusting channel weights, which enhances feature discrimination. overall, the bottleneck attention mechanism module strikes an excellent balance between accuracy and efficiency, making it a superior solution for attention mechanisms. acknowledgments national natural science foundation of china; national science foundation of china, xingxin li, 62206257. references [1] jin zifeng. research on pedestrian detection and reidentification technology in surveillance video [d]. 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linear and nonlinear methods, and explain their applications and advantages in processing complex signals. finally, we will combine the two to improve the accuracy and reliability of signal processing. keywords: uav; communication system; frequency hopping communication; time frequency analysis; mixed timefrequency analysis. 1. introduction drones are widely used in military reconnaissance, environmental monitoring, and agricultural production, and their communication system stability and reliability affect performance and mission execution. traditional wireless communication is limited by spectrum resources and interference, and frequency hopping technology has become an effective solution. at the same time, the complex and diverse communication signals of unmanned aerial vehicles have promoted the development of time-frequency analysis methods. this article will delve into the principles of unmanned aerial vehicle communication systems, elaborate on frequency hopping communication technology, and explore time-frequency analysis methods and their application prospects in depth. 2. composition of uav communication system the multi rotor drone communication system consists of the drone body and remote control or ground terminal. there are four main modules inside [1] (as shown in figure 1): 1. the power module supplies energy to various parts of the system. 2. the detection module monitors the flight status, including inertial measurement units, barometers, and electronic compasses. 3. the control module optimizes parameters based on detection data and generates control instructions to adjust flight. 4. the driver module responds to instructions and adjusts the flight situation in real time. figure 1. hardware system composition of unmanned aerial vehicle 3. principles of uav communication and frequency hopping communication the principle of drone communication involves signal transmission, reception, and execution to ensure accurate response to ground commands. the ground remote control station or main control terminal sends control instructions, which are converted and transmitted to the remote control receiving equipment through the radio wave uplink channel. the device decodes and converts signals into commands that the drone can recognize, and sends them to the autopilot to control flight, such as lifting, advancing, retreating, and turning [2] (as shown in figure 2). 4. basic principles of frequency hopping communication frequency hopping communication has evolved from traditional radio communication and relies on code controlled frequency hoppers for communication. using carrier modulation to transmit information, dynamically switching frequencies according to a preset pseudo-random sequence to achieve hopping [3]. the receiver captures the demodulated signal according to the set mode and maintains 171 synchronization with the transmitter to recover the original information (as shown in figure 3). drone frequency hopping communication has anti-interference and security advantages, but it is difficult to detect due to its transmission and reception being controlled by pseudo-random codes, frequency change algorithms, and high synchronization requirements. algorithm updates affect the frequency hopping mode and detection. figure 2. schematic diagram of drone communication figure 3. schematic diagram of frequency hopping communication 5. main parameters of frequency hopping communication the frequency hopping system has multiple key indicators, each of which has a significant impact on system performance [4]: 1. the number of hopping frequencies reflects the number of carrier frequency changes and is positively correlated with anti-interference performance. increasing the frequency can enhance anti-interference. 2. the frequency hopping channel width covers the frequency range, affecting anti-interference and detection probability. widening can enhance anti-interference and concealment. 3. frequency hopping processing adjusts the signal bandwidth to generate gain, broadens frequency coverage, and improves anti-interference performance. 4. the frequency hopping pattern reflects the frequency switching process, and the complexity affects the antiinterference ability. the more complex, the higher the reliability. figure 4. schematic diagram of frequency hopping 172 5. frequency hopping speed is important for dealing with follower interference, and improving it in military applications can enhance security, but it is limited by equipment. 6. the frequency hopping duration is inversely proportional to the hopping rate, and the rate change affects the length of the cycle. 6. time-frequency analysis random signals are divided into stationary and nonstationary signals (as shown in figure 5). the characteristics of a stationary signal are constant, and fourier transform can analyze its time-domain or frequency-domain features. the characteristics of non-stationary signals vary over time and require joint time-frequency analysis, commonly using local fourier transform [4]. time frequency analysis is divided into linear and nonlinear methods, such as short-time fourier transform (stft) and gabor transform, which are suitable for linear correlation of signal components [5]; nonlinear distributions such as wigner distribution (wvd) and its derivatives are used for signals that do not satisfy linear correlation conditions, with high time-frequency resolution. however, wvd analysis of multi-component signals is affected by cross terms and can be improved through hilbert transform. figure 5. classification diagram of signal processing 7. linear time-frequency analysis 7.1. short time fourier transform the short time fourier transform (stft) was proposed by dennis gabor in 1946. it uses window functions of different shapes such as rectangles, hanning windows, or hamming windows to perform local analysis on signals, and reveals the time-frequency characteristics of signals by performing fourier transform for each time window, which traditional fourier transform cannot achieve [6]. the expression for stft is shown in equation (1): stft t, ω  s τ h τ t e dτ (1) among them, h t is the window function, and s t is the signal. the window function h t divides the signal s t into several segments through its translation parameter t. the specific window function extracts the signal s t within the time period τ near time t, obtainings τ s τ h τ t . afterwards, performing fourier transform on the segmented signal s τ can display the frequency distribution of the original signal within a specific time period. 7.2. gabor transform gabor transform is an stft that relies on gaussian windows. it has good time-frequency domain localization effect and can comprehensively capture signal information. it is suitable for signal analysis in multiple fields such as communication, image processing, and sound processing (formula (2) is the expression of gabor transform). gf ω, b e g t b f t dt (2) 8. nonlinear time-frequency analysis 8.1. wigner distribution the wigner ville distribution (wvd) is a cohen class bilinear time-frequency representation that is fundamentally different from stft in that it can accurately distribute the energy of a signal on the time-frequency plane [7]. the expression for wvd transformation is shown in equation (3): wv t, f s t s∗ t e dτ (3) where s t is the signal function, τ is the integral variable, and t is the time shift. when analyzing multi-component signals, wvd may be affected by cross terms, resulting in a decrease in timefrequency resolution and an increase in the complexity of information extraction. to reduce interference, hilbert transform was introduced to improve wvd by converting the signal into analytical form and reducing the influence of cross terms. the improved wvd expression is shown in equation (4): w t, f z t z∗ t e dτ (4) the definition of the analytical signal z t is shown in equation (5): z t s t jh s t (5) the definition of hilbert transform is shown in equation (6): 173 the definition of hilbert transform h x t is shown in equation (6): h x t lim → du du (6) the analysis signal z t is the original signal plus its hilbert transform h x t , which can reduce cross term interference when processing complex signals and make wvd more effective in practical applications. 8.2. pseudo wigner ville distribution, pwvd in practical applications, finite length data is usually processed, so an improved strategy called pseudo wigner ville distribution (pwvd) is adopted [8], which introduces a window function h (τ) on the basis of the original wvd for time local smoothing processing. the expression for pwvd is shown in equation (7): pwvd t, f z t z∗ t h τ e dτ w t, f ∗ h f (7) 8.3. choi williams distribution in 1989, hyung ll choi and william j. williams jointly proposed the choi williams distribution [9], provide new analytical methods for the field of signal processing. the expression of cwd distribution is shown in equation (8): c t, f a η, τ φ η, τ e dηdτ (8) in equation 2.12,a η, τ is defined as the autocorrelation function of signal x t , as shown in equation (9): a η, τ x t x∗ t e dt (9) the core function φ η, t is shown in equation (10): φ η, τ e (10) among them,α is the regulating parameter that controls the degree of suppression of cross terms in the signal. 9. conclusion in this research, we have comprehensively investigated the design of unmanned aerial vehicle frequency hopping communication systems. the unmanned aerial vehicle communication system, which is crucial for the operation of drones in various fields such as military reconnaissance, environmental monitoring, and agricultural production, has been dissected in terms of its composition and principles. the frequency hopping communication technology, a key aspect of enhancing the system's anti-interference and security capabilities, was elaborated upon. its basic principles, involving code-controlled frequency hoppers and pseudorandom frequency switching, along with its main parameters like the number of hopping frequencies, channel width, processing gain, hopping pattern, speed, and duration, were all analyzed in detail. these parameters were found to have significant impacts on the overall performance and characteristics of the frequency hopping system. furthermore, the time-frequency analysis methods, both linear and nonlinear, were explored. linear methods such as the short time fourier transform and gabor transform, which use window functions to analyze signals in the timefrequency domain, and nonlinear methods including the wigner ville distribution and its derivatives like the pseudo wigner ville distribution and choi williams distribution, which are designed to handle different types of signals and overcome issues such as cross-term interference in multicomponent signals, were studied. the combination of frequency hopping communication and time-frequency analysis techniques holds great potential for improving the accuracy and reliability of signal processing in unmanned aerial vehicle communication systems. however, it should be noted that there are still some challenges and areas for further improvement. for example, the complexity of frequency hopping algorithms and the high synchronization requirements may pose difficulties in practical implementation. additionally, while the timefrequency analysis methods have been developed to handle various signal characteristics, there is still room for optimization in terms of computational efficiency and realtime processing capabilities, especially when dealing with large amounts of data. future research could focus on refining these aspects to make the unmanned aerial vehicle frequency hopping communication system more efficient, reliable, and adaptable to the ever-evolving demands of the application scenarios. overall, this study has laid a solid foundation for the continued development and enhancement of unmanned aerial vehicle 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[9] herbst a, velásquez cd, triscott e, aiken jm, mckenzie d. chronic wasting disease prion strain emergence and host range expansion. emerg infect dis. 2017 sep;23(9):15981600. doi: 10.3201/eid2309.161474. pmid: 28820384; pmcid: pmc5572867. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 6 review on construction and application of domain knowledge graphs: cross‐domain practices and cutting‐edge explorations driven by large language models zicheng wang *, guochen yang department of information network security, people’s public security university of china, beijing, china * corresponding author: zicheng wang (email: 18107078848@163.com) abstract: knowledge graphs (kgs) are core infrastructure for artificial intelligence, and large language models (llms) have significantly advanced their construction and application. this paper systematically reviews the latest domestic and international research on domain kg construction. domestically, studies focus on low-resource adaptation and prompt engineering in vertical fields (agriculture, healthcare, education, etc.), such as few-shot extraction via lora and zero-shot entity recognition with deepseek. internationally, research emphasizes general frameworks in mineral resources, smart manufacturing, and other areas, including multimodal fusion with cross-modal transformers and quintuple-based knowledge representation. it further analyzes technological evolution and existing challenges. future directions include deepening llm-kg synergy and enhancing interpretability. this study provides a systematic reference for intelligent knowledge management. keywords: domain knowledge graphs; large language models; multimodal fusion; cross-domain application. 1. introduction as a crucial technology in the field of artificial intelligence, kgs describe concepts, entities, and their relationships in the real world in a structured manner, providing a fundamental framework for machines to understand semantics and achieve intelligent reasoning. in recent years, with breakthroughs in technologies such as natural language processing and large language models (llms), the construction methods and application scenarios of kgs have been significantly expanded—shifting from initial general domains to gradually penetrating vertical domains including agriculture, healthcare, education, and historical culture. based on the latest domestic and international research literature, this paper systematically sorts out the technological evolution, cross-domain application practices, and future development trends of kg construction. it focuses on exploring the breakthroughs of kgs in construction efficiency, semantic understanding, and reasoning capabilities under the empowerment of llms, aiming to provide systematic references for research in related fields. 2. research progress on knowledge graph construction at home and abroad 2.1. research progress on domestic knowledge graph construction 2.1.1. agriculture and animal husbandry in the agricultural field, kg construction is closely aligned with practical industrial needs, and specialized solutions are proposed based on the characteristics of domain-specific data. to address issues such as ambiguous semantic boundaries and overlapping entity roles in sheep disease-related texts, zhang [1] put forward a kg construction method based on the caromhpe model. this method takes the casrel model as the foundation, adopts the roberta-wwm-ext pre-trained model to enhance contextual semantic understanding, refines the semantic relationships between entities via a multi-scale cross-attention mechanism, and introduces hybrid position encoding to optimize entity boundary division in multi-head attention. eventually, in the sheep disease knowledge extraction task, the method achieved an accuracy of 94.70%, a recall rate of 94.04%, and an f1-score of 94.37%—an improvement of approximately 9 percentage points compared to the baseline casrel model—providing a high-quality knowledge base for intelligent diagnosis and treatment systems. focusing on the entire pig industry chain, shi[2] proposed a low-cost domain kg construction framework empowered by the deepseek llm. this study adopts a three-tier architecture consisting of ontology modeling, multi-source data fusion, and intelligent extraction to define 21 categories of core entities and their attribute relationships. it innovatively integrates deepseek with knowledge extraction tasks, enhances semantic understanding, and applies prompt engineering techniques, ultimately achieving an f1-score of 0.92 for entity recognition in pig disease prevention scenarios under zero-shot learning conditions. 2.1.2. healthcare field research on healthcare kgs focuses on addressing challenges such as strong data heterogeneity and complex professional terminology, forming a complete technical chain from knowledge extraction to application implementation. tan [3] constructed a knowledge graph for spleen-stomach diseases using the bilstm-crf model combined with the neo4j database. knowledge extraction was completed through a combination of the bio sequence labeling method and manual rules. on the test set, the model achieved an accuracy of 96.19% and an f1-score of 87.71%, successfully supporting the query and relationship discovery of nodes such as tcm syndromes and treatment principles, and providing 7 an effective solution for the structured expression of tcm knowledge. to tackle multi-source heterogeneous healthcare data, meng [4] proposed a knowledge extraction framework based on the mc-bert-casrel model. this study takes the unified medical language system (umls) medical terminology as the basis, uses the btm (biterm topic model) to assist ontology design through topic clustering of unstructured data, selects the optimal model for entity-relationship triple extraction by comparing the embedding effects of bert variant models, and completes data fusion by combining the sapbert model with the levenshtein edit distance algorithm. finally, a knowledge graph for digestive system diseases containing 10,010 entities and 29,044 relationships was constructed, which has been applied in clinical knowledge retrieval. 2.1.3. education and culture field kg research in the education field breaks through the traditional static knowledge representation model, focusing on the dynamic process of knowledge construction and indepth integration with educational scenarios. yang[5] designed a kg construction framework based on collaborative knowledge construction conversations. through case analysis of real collaborative scenarios, they identified three group knowledge production paths as well as four group conversation development trends. focusing on the promotion of traditional cultural reading in university libraries, wang [6] proposed an lm-based kg construction process. this study extracts entity categories using the bertopic model, completes entity-relationship extraction with the deepseek-r1 model, and ultimately realizes the visual display of knowledge elements in the neo4j database. 2.1.4. industrial and engineering fields kg research in the industrial and engineering fields closely addresses industry pain points, realizing the value transformation from data to decision-making in scenarios such as industrial chain analysis and construction safety. to address the difficulty of extracting supply-demand relationships in the industrial chain, zheng[7] proposed an llm verification-enhanced industrial chain kg construction method. it designs a "industry-enterprise" dual-perspective hierarchical system and uses the vrte-llm framework to fine-tune the llm with an industrial chain annotation corpus, correcting the completeness and bias errors of relational triples. in entity recognition and relationship extraction tasks, the method achieved accuracies of 80.9% and 83.9% respectively, and the constructed kg containing 39,627 triples has supported quantitative analysis and trend prediction of the industrial chain. to solve the problem of multimodal data integration in construction safety management, dong[8] proposed a multimodal llm-based kg construction method. this study constructs a construction safety knowledge ontology, realizes the fusion extraction of text-based accident knowledge and on-site image information through multimodal llms, and achieves high accuracy in image content understanding and structuring tasks. the constructed multimodal kg significantly improves the comprehensiveness of safety hazard identification on construction sites, provides visualized knowledge support for management decisions, and verifies the application value of multimodal knowledge representation in the engineering field. 2.1.5. historical culture and social sciences fields kg research in the historical culture field is committed to breaking through the limitations of traditional narratives, realizing the systematic organization and in-depth excavation of historical resources. zhang[9] proposed a method for constructing a knowledge graph of red figures of the northeast anti-japanese united army based on llms and lora. by designing information extraction prompt templates and constructing an instruction dataset, they performed fewshot lora fine-tuning on llms such as qwen2.5-7b. when the number of training samples was 100, the precision of joint entity-relationship extraction reached 95.10%, successfully constructing a knowledge graph containing the life stories, deeds, and related events of red figures, which provides a technical paradigm for the digital preservation of red cultural resources under low-resource conditions. from an eventdriven perspective, yang[10] constructed an anti-japanese war kg. they identified temporal, causal, and inclusive relationships among 1,022 anti-japanese war events, completed entity extraction and relationship recognition with llms, and finally realized the visual storage and intelligent question-answering application of historical events in the neo4j database. 2.2. research progress on international knowledge graph construction 2.2.1. mineral resources field to address the difficulty in identifying theoretical components for porphyry copper deposit (pcd) exploration, mo[11] proposed a mineralization system modeling method based on kgs and knowledge discovery. using global pcd geological reports and exploration data as data sources, this study extracts entities such as "mineralized intrusions," "mineralization zones," and "ore-controlling structures" through the universal information extraction (uie) framework, and models the relationships of spatial entities in geological maps using arcgis pro software. the constructed kg contains more than 100,000 association relationships of mineralization elements. tian[12] proposed a construction method for the polymetallic mineral resources knowledge graph. taking mineral geological survey reports, geological maps, and remote sensing images as data sources, this study extracts text-based entities through the uie framework and uses remote sensing image interpretation technology to extract spatial entities such as "landform types" and "vegetation coverage." in the knowledge fusion stage, it realizes the association between text entities and spatial entities through geographic coordinate alignment, and designs kg applications from four dimensions: mineralization element analysis, semantic understanding, intelligent prediction, and decision support. 2.2.2. smart manufacturing field kg research in the smart manufacturing field focuses on process knowledge reuse, intelligent equipment operation and maintenance, and dynamic knowledge management, forming technical characteristics of multimodal fusion and incremental learning. to solve the problem of difficult multimodal data association in intelligent process planning, xu[13] proposed a method for constructing a multimodal process knowledge graph based on cross-modal transformers. taking the mechanical machining process as the research object, this study developed the mf36 dataset containing 36 machining features, covering three modalities: 8 3d models, engineering drawings, and text descriptions. it designs a cross-modal framework: the lert-crf model is used to extract text-based entities such as "machining methods" and "tool types," while the pa-vit model (with a pooling attention mechanism) extracts visual entities such as "geometric features" and "dimensional tolerances" from 3d models and engineering drawings. through cross-modal transformers, the alignment of text and visual features is realized, constructing cross-modal relationships such as "machining features-corresponding-machining methods" and "geometric features-constraining-process parameters." experiments show that this kg improves the process planning efficiency of complex parts by 40% and achieves a multimodal knowledge fusion accuracy of 91.2%. to address the continuous accumulation of manufacturing knowledge, jing[14] proposed a manufacturing knowledge graph construction method based on meta-learning. based on the manufacturing knowledge ontology (including entities such as "products," "processes," and "equipment"), a twostage knowledge extraction model is designed: the first stage trains a "domain-general extractor" through meta-learning to acquire the commonalities of knowledge extraction across different manufacturing scenarios; the second stage fine-tunes the model with a small number of labeled samples for newly accumulated manufacturing knowledge, realizing lowresource entity recognition. breaking through the limitations of traditional triple-based knowledge representation, shao[15] proposed a quintuple-based (entity 1, relationship, entity 2, attribute, context) assembly kg construction framework. to address the lack of contextual information in assembly processes, this study uses llms to process implicit relationships in assembly texts (e.g., the "tightening torque" attribute and "assembly sequence" context of "boltconnecting-flange"). it decomposes assembly kg construction into five tasks: entity extraction, relationship recognition, attribute completion, context modeling, and knowledge fusion, which are implemented using llm finetuning, rule matching, and context reasoning respectively. the constructed kg contains assembly knowledge of complex products such as aero-engines and automobile chassis, and its process reuse module matches similar assembly cases through the knn algorithm, shortening the assembly process planning time by 45%. 2.2.3. healthcare field international research on healthcare kgs focuses on largescale clinical evidence integration and knowledge modeling of complex diseases such as mental illnesses, using llms to improve the scalability and accuracy of knowledge extraction. to solve the problem of fragmented evidence in mental illness research, gao[16] constructed a mental disorders knowledge graph based on llms. this study integrates mental illness data from pubmed literature, clinical databases (e.g., uk biobank), and electronic health records, extracts entities such as "disease types," "symptoms," and "risk factors" through llms, and constructs relationships such as "disease-accompanying-symptoms" and "risk factorscausing-diseases." mdkg contains more than 10 million relationships, among which nearly 1 million are novel associations not found in existing databases (e.g., disgenet). experiments show that the prediction model enhanced by mdkg improves the auc value of mental illness risk prediction by 18% and shortens the expert verification time by 70%. 2.2.4. urban and crisis management field kg research in the urban and crisis management field focuses on using llms to improve knowledge extraction from unstructured texts. to address the difficulty in mining association patterns of compound urban crises (e.g., natural disasters overlapping with public health events), hao[17] proposed an llm-based kg construction method. using 1,941 urban crisis news reports from shenzhen as data sources, this study enhances the domain adaptability of llms through retrieval-augmented generation (rag) technology, extracts entities such as "crisis types," "impact scopes," and "response measures," and identifies compound relationships such as "crisis-triggering-crisis" (e.g., "heavy rain-leading towaterlogging-causing-traffic disruption"). the constructed kg contains an association network of 13 types of urban crises (natural disasters, public health, technical failures, etc.), and typical compound chains such as "extreme weatherinfrastructure failure-public service disruption" are identified through community detection algorithms. experiments show that this kg achieves an 82% accuracy in compound crisis prediction, providing decision support for "early warningresponse" of urban crises.to address the problem of "fragmented cybersecurity threat reports," wang[18] proposed a cybersecurity kg construction method (sc-lkm) based on semantic chunking and llms. breaking through the limitation of "fixed-length chunking" in traditional graphrag, this study adopts hierarchical semantic chunking technology to split threat reports into "report chapters-topic paragraphs-key sentences," preserving the semantic integrity of the text. through llms, entities such as "attack types," "vulnerability numbers," and "affected devices" are extracted, and relationships such as "attack-exploiting-vulnerability" and "vulnerability-impacting-device" are constructed. a predefined cybersecurity rule base (e.g., the mitre att&ck framework) is introduced to verify the rationality of triples, eliminating issues such as "attack type misjudgment" and "vulnerability association errors." the constructed kg shortens the traceability time of cybersecurity incidents by 50% and improves the utilization rate of threat intelligence by 45%. 2.2.5. transportation and geographic information field kg research in the transportation and geographic information field focuses on "spatial relationship modeling" and "traffic entity prediction," improving the spatiotemporal awareness of kgs through high-definition (hd) maps and cooccurrence relationships. to address the insufficient coverage of long-tail scenarios in traffic entity prediction for autonomous driving, yin[19] proposed a kg construction method based on hd maps and co-occurrence relationships. this study adopts a "top-down" construction strategy, taking concepts such as "traffic signs," "lane lines," and "intersections" defined in hd maps as the ontological foundation. it models entity associations through a cooccurrence semantic network (e.g., "parking signs-often appearing at-residential area intersections" and "bus lanesadjacent to-bus stops") and uses prior knowledge to make up for the deficiencies of labeled datasets. in the traffic entity prediction module, by mining association rules such as "seeing traffic lights-predicting-intersections ahead," the prediction accuracy of long-tail scenarios (e.g., traffic entity recognition under special weather conditions) is improved by 27%, providing a theoretical basis for the "safety calibration" of autonomous driving. to meet the needs of "knowledge visualization and 9 automated construction" in virtual geographic scenarios, guo[20] proposed a 3d kg construction method based on multi-agent systems. a multi-agent system is designed: the "entity extraction agent" identifies entities such as "buildings," "roads," and "vegetation" in virtual geographic scenarios (e.g., 3d urban models); the "relationship modeling agent" constructs spatiotemporal relationships such as "spatial adjacency," "inclusion," and "orientation"; the "visualization agent" realizes the 3d display of the kg. entity relationship modeling is optimized through spatiotemporal constraint rules (e.g., "buildings-located on-both sides of roads"). experiments conducted on a virtual scenario containing 2,183 objects show that the constructed 3d kg improves the cognitive efficiency of geographic knowledge by 40%, providing support for "intelligent interaction" in virtual geographic environments. 3. technological evolution of knowledge graph construction driven by large language models 3.1. multimodal knowledge fusion multimodal knowledge fusion (integrating text, images, 3d models, logs, etc.) has become a key technology in domain kg construction. domestic research focuses on scenario-specific adaptation, while international research emphasizes the design of general frameworks. domestically, wang[21] proposed a bimodal knowledge extraction framework that integrates device manual information (text + images) and user behavior logs, realizing the association between images and text through relative position layout matching (rplm) to construct a spatiotemporal kg for smart homes, with an accuracy of 96.39%; dong[8] integrated textbased accident knowledge and on-site images in their construction safety kg, improving the comprehensiveness of hazard identification. internationally, xu[13] realized the joint feature extraction of 3d models, engineering drawings, and text with cross-modal transformers; yang[22] improved the accuracy of equipment image recognition in their lng carrier psc (port state control) inspection kg through an optimized visual prompt tuning (evpt) model. 3.2. llm empowerment drives paradigm innovation in knowledge extraction equipped with semantic understanding and contextual modeling capabilities, large language models (llms) break through the reliance of traditional methods on manual annotation. domestic research focuses on low-resource adaptation and prompt engineering, while international research emphasizes general capability and knowledge discovery. domestically, examples include: achieving fewshot knowledge extraction via lora (low-rank adaptation) fine-tuning technology, and realizing zero-shot entity recognition using the deepseek model. internationally, efforts include integrating knowledge via llms to discover nearly new associations[23], and leveraging llms to assist in quintuple-based knowledge extraction, thereby enhancing the integrity of complex knowledge representation. 4. challenges and prospects of knowledge graph construction and application. 4.1. analysis of existing challenges despite significant progress in kgs empowered by llms, numerous challenges remain. technically, the accuracy of knowledge extraction still needs to be improved in complex scenarios; in terms of knowledge reasoning, the "black-box problem" of llms remains unresolved. application-wise, domain adaptation costs are high—although few-shot learning has alleviated this issue to some extent, a certain amount of labeled data is still required. additionally, data privacy and security are particularly prominent in fields such as healthcare and industry, and the protection of sensitive data requires attention. 4.2. future research directions future research can be carried out in the following directions: first, deepen the synergy mechanism between llms and kgs, explore technologies such as dynamic knowledge injection and continuous learning, and realize bidirectional enhancement between kgs and llms. second, strengthen multimodal knowledge fusion and reasoning, develop technologies such as cross-modal feature alignment and visual semantic understanding, and expand more application scenarios by drawing on existing multimodal modeling experience. third, improve the interpretability of kgs, construct transparent reasoning paths, and address the demand for interpretability in relational reasoning. fourth, explore few-shot and zero-shot kg construction technologies to reduce domain adaptation costs. 4.3. prospects for interdisciplinary applications the future development of kgs will place greater emphasis on interdisciplinary integration. in the agricultural field, combining iot sensor data with kgs can realize precision planting decisions; in the healthcare field, integrating multimodal kgs with precision medicine is expected to promote the generation of personalized treatment plans and expand application scenarios; in the education field, combining kgs with learning analytics can achieve intelligent learning situation diagnosis. interdisciplinary applications will transform kgs from knowledge representation tools to the core of intelligent decision-making. 5. conclusion this paper systematically sorts out the latest research progress in kg construction and application at home and abroad, focusing on analyzing the technological innovations and cross-domain practices driven by llms. domestic research has demonstrated remarkable application innovations in fields such as agriculture, healthcare, and education, while international research shows greater foresight in terms of technical generality and cross-domain integration. the introduction of llms has promoted the 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traffic scenarios. the optimized yolov5 model ensures smooth performance on embedded platforms with constrained resources while maintaining high detection accuracy. through comprehensive structural adjustments, pruning, and quantization techniques, we achieve a 40% reduction in model size and a 35% improvement in inference speed compared to baseline implementations. this technology enables intelligent vehicles to quickly respond to environmental changes, effectively supporting intelligent transportation and autonomous driving applications. experimental results on the kitti dataset show 95% detection accuracy at 32 fps, validating the system's practical viability. the integration of arm processors with microcontroller units creates a heterogeneous computing architecture that optimally balances performance and power consumption. by combining embedded hardware efficiency with advanced deep learning, the system offers a practical and reliable solution for mobile object detection in next-generation intelligent transportation systems. keywords: microcontroller; object detection; yolov5; artificial intelligence. 1. introduction the rapid development of autonomous driving technologies has created an urgent demand for efficient, realtime object detection systems that can operate within the strict power and computational constraints of vehicle platforms. traditional intelligent vehicle object detection systems leveraging microcontrollers typically employ conventional machine learning techniques, such as edge detection and classifiers (hog, sift, svm, adaboost). these approaches are computationally efficient and do not require extensive training data, making them suitable for resource-constrained environments. however, their effectiveness diminishes dramatically in complex real-world scenarios, particularly under challenging conditions like varying illumination, partial occlusions, and adverse weather [1-3]. recent advancements in deep learning have revolutionized computer vision, with neural network-based detection algorithms achieving unprecedented accuracy levels. convolutional neural networks (cnns) have become the de facto standard for object detection tasks, offering superior performance compared to traditional methods. however, these advanced algorithms typically require substantial computational resources, creating a significant implementation gap for embedded systems in intelligent vehicles. with the rapid advancement of deep learning technologies, neural networkbased object detection algorithms have gained prominence, although traditional methods retain relevance for applications demanding minimal latency and low power consumption. currently, microcontroller-based object detection increasingly utilizes lightweight neural network models such as tiny-yolo and mobilenet, incorporating techniques like model pruning and quantization to address hardware limitations. despite significant progress, microcontrollers still fall short compared to higher-performance processors in terms of accuracy and real-time capabilities [4]. the primary challenge in microcontroller-based object detection lies in bridging the gap between algorithm complexity and hardware limitations. current solutions utilize lightweight neural network models such as tinyyolo and mobilenet, incorporating techniques like model pruning, quantization, and knowledge distillation to address hardware constraints. while these approaches have made significant progress, microcontroller implementations still lag behind higher-performance processors in terms of both accuracy and real-time detection capabilities [5]. this study proposes an intelligent vehicle detection system deploying a lightweight yolov5 model optimized through structural adjustments, pruning, and quantization, specifically designed for compatibility with arm processors and microcontrollers. this approach combines real-time image processing capabilities with low hardware resource demands, positioning the system as a feasible solution for widespread intelligent vehicle deployments. 2. intelligent car platform and algorithm 2.1. intelligent vehicle the proposed intelligent vehicle employs a microcontroller (mcu)-based miniature autonomous platform designed to execute efficient target detection within resource constraints [6]. this platform integrates multiple interdisciplinary technologies, including artificial intelligence (ai), computer vision, automatic control, and sensor technologies. equipped with cameras, lidar, and infrared sensors, it captures comprehensive environmental data. the mcu, employing lightweight detection algorithms, performs image preprocessing, model complexity reduction through pruning and quantization, and achieves real-time detection [7]. the platforms open hardware interface (usb, serial, can ports) and adaptable software facilitate user-driven optimization and 75 advanced development. the processor is shown in figure 1. figure 1. processor diagram 2.2. lightweight yolov5 algorithm yolov5 achieves rapid detection while maintaining high accuracy by employing gradient descent-based unified processing. techniques such as mosaic augmentation and adaptive anchor box calculation improve its capacity to handle diverse input conditions effectively. yolov5 comprises three modular components: a backbone (cspdarknet53 for feature extraction), a neck (feature fusion via feature pyramid networks, fpn), and a head (bounding box prediction, classification, non-maximum suppression, nms) [8]. the backbone, cspdarknet53, provides robust feature extraction capabilities, while the neck enhances feature representation through multi-scale feature fusion. the head generates final bounding box predictions and classification scores, with detection results optimized through nms. additional enhancements include the focus layer for efficient downsampling and mosaic augmentation to improve small-object detection [9-10]. however, the computational complexity and substantial model size of original yolov5 models make them unsuitable for resource-limited embedded environments. embedded devices, such as microcontrollers and low-power arm processors, typically have restricted computational resources, memory, and power budgets, limiting their ability to directly implement full-scale yolov5 models. the complexity of the deep network structure and floating-point operations in yolov5 exceeds the capabilities of typical embedded hardware. the architecture of yov5 is shown in figure 2. figure 2. yolov5 structure diagram therefore, in order to efficiently run yolov5 in an embedded environment, it is necessary to lightweight it. the lightweight uses a more network structure, mobilenet. through these optimization means, the computational complexity and memory footprint of yolov5 can be significantly reduced, enabling it to achieve real object detection on embedded devices, while maintaining high detection accuracy, thus better adapting to resourceconstrained application scenarios such as intelligent vehicles and drones. mobilenet is an efficient and lightweight deep convolutional neural network architecture designed by google for mobile and embedded devices. it is specifically optimized for with limited computational resources and storage space, making it possible to implement efficient machine learning models on these devices. the core feature of mobilenet is the use of depthwiseable convolutions, which decompose standard convolution operations into a depthwise convolution (applied to each input channel) followed by a pointwise convolution (1x1, used to combine cross-channel information), significantly reducing the computational cost and the number of parameters. additionally, mobilenet provides flexibility in adjusting the model size and latency the use of a width multiplier and a resolution multiplier, to adapt to different performance requirements and application scenarios. due to its efficiency and flexibility, mobilenet is widely used image classification, object detection, and many other computer vision tasks. the core of mobilenet lies in its use of depthwise separable convolution, a method that decomposes the standard convolution operation into two steps to reduce computational cost and model parameters. the computational cost of the standard convolution operation can be expressed by the following formula: coststd dk dk m n df df= × × × × × (1) 76 where dk is the size of the convolution kernel, m is the number of input channels, n is the number of output channels, and df × is the size of the feature map. in contrast, the computational cost of depthwise separable convolution consists of two parts: the cost of depthwise convolution and the of pointwise convolution. its total computational cost can be expressed as: costdw dk dk m df df m n df df= × × × × + × × × (2) by comparing these two formulas, it can be seen that the depthwise separable convolution significantly reduces the computational cost, especially when the convolution kernel size is large. in fact, mobilenet greatly reduces the complexity of the model through this technique, making it very suitable for embedded intelligent vehicles in resourceconstrained environments. 3. experiment and analysis 3.1. experimental environment experiments employed the kitti dataset, renowned for autonomous driving evaluations, encompassing various scenarios. the autonomous driving kitti dataset is an internationally renowned dataset jointly founded by the kar institute of technology in germany and the toyota technological institute in chicago, usa. it is one of the largest computer vision algorithm evaluation datasets in the field of autonomous driving and is widely used in the evaluation of technologies such as stereo images, optical flow, visual odometry, 3d object detection, and 3d tracking. dataset was collected in real urban, rural, and highway scenarios, providing rich image and point cloud data, as well as detailed object annotation information, including categories such as, pedestrians, and bicycles. the training parameters included an image resolution of 640x640, batch size 16, 100 epochs, sgd optimizer, learning rate of 0.01, and cosine annealing strategy. data augmentation techniques (mosaic, random cropping, color jittering) supported model generalization. 3.2. results figure 3. yolov5 training results after 100 epochs, the optimized yolov5 model achieved an impressive detection accuracy of 95% and real-time detection speed of 32 frames per second (fps). multiscale training and adaptive anchor box calculation significantly improved detection capabilities across various object sizes, demonstrating the model’s effectiveness and practicality for deployment in embedded environments. the result data is shown in figure 3. 4. summary this research successfully integrates arm processors and microcontrollers with an optimized lightweight yolov5 model, effectively addressing embedded system 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[10] ruby, u. and yendapalli, v., 2020. binary cross entropy with deep learning technique for image classification. int. j. adv. trends comput. sci. eng, 9(10). intelligent vehicle target detection based on arm processor and microcontroller 1. introduction 2. intelligent car platform and algorithm 2.1. intelligent vehicle 2.2. lightweight yolov5 algorithm 3. experiment and analysis 3.1. experimental environment 3.2. results 4. summary references frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 89 higher order predefined‐time sliding mode control for pmsm with uncertain disturbance shitian chen, chengyue su school of physics and optoelectronic engineering, guangdong university of technology, guangzhou guangdong, 510006, china abstract: permanent magnet synchronous motors (pmsm) offer several inherent advantages, such as higher power density, greater efficiency and reliability, more precise and rapid torque control, higher power factor, and longer bearing and insulation lifespans. as a result, they have been widely used in adjustable-speed traction motor drives. however, during operation, these motors are often subject to external load disturbances and parameter variations, which severely affect the robustness of the control system. to address this, an adaptive predefined-time disturbance observer (aptdo) is designed to track the disturbances in real-time and feed them back into the controller for disturbance compensation. furthermore, to improve the control performance, a higher order predefined-time sliding mode controller (ho-ptsmc) is designed for the pmsm control system. compared to traditional super-twisting sliding mode control (stsmc) methods, the field-oriented sliding mode control approach proposed in this paper significantly improves dynamic torque and speed responses and enhances the system's robustness under uncertain disturbances. the new sliding mode algorithm, being a fully continuous smooth function, effectively suppresses the chattering phenomenon inherent in traditional sliding mode algorithms, thereby significantly improving the steady-state performance of the system. finally, simulations are conducted on the matlab simulink platform, which validate the superiority of the proposed algorithm. keywords: permanent magnet synchronous motors (pmsm); predefined-time sliding mode control; field-oriented control. 1. introduction permanent magnet synchronous motors (pmsm) are widely used in applications such as electric vehicles, rail transportation, and marine propulsion, owing to their high efficiency, high power density, excellent overload capability, and outstanding performance[1]. however, the dynamic model of a pmsm is a highly coupled, multivariable, and nonlinear complex system. under practical operating conditions, the performance of the control system is highly susceptible to significant disturbances such as parameter variations, external disturbances, and unmodeled dynamics[2]. to achieve robust speed control performance, various nonlinear algorithms have been proposed, including model predictive control [3], fuzzy control [4], finite-time control [5], robust control [6], and sliding mode control (smc) [7]. among various control methods, sliding mode control (smc) is considered one of the most effective approaches for handling system uncertainties. due to its fast response, high accuracy, and strong robustness, it has been widely applied in motor control fields. in [8], a novel higher-order super twisting sliding mode control (ho-stsmc) was proposed to achieve speed control of the permanent magnet synchronous motor (pmsm) with finite-time convergence. however, the upper bound of the settling time depends on the system's initial conditions, which limits its applicability for improving productivity in practical applications. to achieve better convergence performance, [9] designed an improved second-order fixed-time sliding mode control (ftsmc) to ensure global fixed-time stability of the closed-loop system, where the settling time is bounded and independent of the initial conditions. in [10], a composite control strategy was proposed, combining an enhanced non-singular fast terminal sliding mode control (nftsmc) with a disturbance observer. this method aims to ensure fixed-time convergence while enhancing the system’s disturbance rejection capabilities. however, the fixed-time sliding mode control (ftsmc) algorithm has two main issues: first, the estimation of the convergence time is conservative, and second, there is no clear relationship between the convergence time and the adjustable parameters of the controller. to address these issues, the application and development of predefined-time control methods are necessary [11-12]. compared to fixedtime control, predefined-time control effectively resolves these problems. firstly, the adjustable parameters of the controller determine the upper bound of the predefined settling time, avoiding the overestimation of the convergence time. secondly, the predefined stable convergence time is bounded by the controller's adjustable parameters, facilitating the design of controllers that meet specific requirements. in [13], a novel predefined-time sliding mode control scheme was proposed for chaotic systems. simulation results show that this method has a faster convergence rate compared to traditional finite-time smc and fixed-time smc, which is particularly suitable for systems like permanent magnet synchronous motors (pmsm) that require high dynamic performance. however, the introduction of the sign function on the sliding surface may lead to undesirable chattering phenomena. in [14], an adaptive practical predefined-time sliding mode control strategy was proposed for second-order mas systems under uncertain disturbances, effectively addressing the issues of chattering and singularity. by introducing a tanh function, the strategy suppressed the chattering effect and improved the system's steady-state performance. these controllers, due to their excellent performance, are particularly suitable for complex nonlinear control systems such as pmsm. currently, the application of predefined-time sliding mode control algorithms in pmsm control systems holds great promise. on the other hand, in practical drive systems with high 90 utilization, permanent magnet synchronous motors (pmsm) experience nonlinear effects such as rapidly changing external loads, inaccurate measurement of nominal parameters, and parameter perturbations. in such cases, the presence of uncertain disturbances significantly reduces the performance and stability of the system, becoming a major weakness in pmsm drives. to address these issues, disturbance observers have attracted significant attention from researchers, leading to many interesting results, such as nonlinear disturbance observers [15], fuzzy disturbance observers [16], and extended state observers [17]. however, the convergence of the disturbance observation errors in these approaches is typically achieved over an infinite time span. to obtain precise disturbance estimation, finite-time and fixed-time control techniques have been employed to design disturbance observers. in [18], a finite-time sliding mode disturbance observer was designed, where the observation error converges to zero within a finite time. however, these observers use discontinuous sign functions, which can lead to chattering phenomena. in [19], a novel nonlinear fixed-time disturbance observer (ftdo) was proposed, which improves convergence speed while avoiding the use of discontinuous functions like the sign function, thereby reducing chattering and improving observation accuracy. subsequently, research on predefined-time sliding mode disturbance observers has gained attention. in [20], a predefined-time attitude stabilization strategy based on a disturbance observer was proposed for rigid spacecraft with external disturbances and inertial uncertainties. the method achieves disturbance suppression by constructing a predefined-time nonlinear disturbance observer (ptndo) and ensures the rapid and accurate convergence of the disturbance estimation error. it is important to note that the aforementioned observers assume an upper bound for disturbances, which is not suitable for pmsm drive systems, as the motor load disturbances can vary greatly in practical applications. using a large upper bound as a parameter for the observer can cause chattering, which negatively impacts control accuracy. adaptive strategies can effectively resolve this issue. inspired by the above studies, this paper proposes a highorder predefined-time sliding mode control (ho-ptsmc) method based on an adaptive predefined-time disturbance observer (aptdo) for pmsm drive systems. simulation results demonstrate that the new control method effectively enhances the anti-disturbance performance of pmsms under uncertain disturbances. the highlights of this work are as follows: 1. the aptdo is designed to track the uncertain disturbances present in the motor, ensuring that disturbances converge within a predefined time. moreover, this method adopts an adaptive control strategy that does not require prior knowledge of the disturbance upper bound. the adaptive gain varies with the system state, preventing overestimation. 2. the ho-ptsmc is designed to track the speed and current loop errors of the pmsm. this controller demonstrates a better convergence speed and anti-disturbance performance. compared to traditional sliding mode algorithms, it uses a fully continuous smooth function, effectively suppressing the chattering effect of sliding mode algorithms and improving the steady-state performance of the system. 3. both ho-ptsmc and aptdo employ a novel practical predefined-time sliding mode algorithm. this algorithm treats time as an explicit design parameter, allowing more precise determination of the sliding surface and switching control timing during system design. as a result, the design process is simplified, and the design becomes more controllable and adjustable. 2. spmsm mathematical model 2.1. conventional model description the dynamical model of a pmsm in synchronous reference frame is given by the following:   r e r l e n f d q q j t b t t 1.5p (l l ) i               (1) q d d n r q d d d d lr 1 i i p i u l l l      (2) d f q q r d r q q q q q lr 1 i i p i p u l l l l         (3) surface-mounted pmsm(spmsm) meets d q e n f q 3 l l l ,t p i 2     , it can be rewritten as: r n f q r lj 1.5p i b t     (4) d d n r q d r 1 i i p i u l l      (5) f q q r d r q r 1 i i p i p u l l l         (6) here, r is the mechanical angular velocity, f is the magnetic chain, np is the number of pole pairs, dl , ql is the shaft stator inductance, b is the damping friction coefficient, qi is the q-axis stator current, lt is the load torque, and j is the moment of inertia. 2.2. improved model description with uncertain disturbance in practical systems, measurement inaccuracies always lead to discrepancies between nominal and actual parameters. moreover, during motor operation, the parameters of the motor may change. these factors result in models that may not accurately reflect the actual behavior of the system, and under certain operating conditions, the model may differ from the system's actual response. therefore, the control system designed must exhibit robustness in the presence of parameter uncertainties. to address these uncertainties, the model takes into full account the uncertainties in parameters such as flux linkage, stator inductance, moment of inertia, damping friction coefficient, and stator resistance. the improved model, considering parameter uncertainties, is expressed as follows:      r n f f q r lj j 1.5p i b b t            (7) 91 the improved model, considering parameter uncertainties, is expressed as follows:    * r q * q q r l n f q r i g 1 g a(i i ) b b t 1.5p i j j                      (8) here, n f j1.5p /   , g is the total uncertain disturbance, which is influenced by motor speed, external load, current errors, and unmatched parameters that are limited by the rated values of spmsm. 3. controller design this section first introduces an adaptive predefined-time disturbance observer (aptdo) to capture the uncertain disturbances during the motor operation, employing an adaptive control strategy that does not require knowledge of the upper bound of the disturbances. subsequently, a higher order predefined-time sliding mode controller (ho-ptsmc) is proposed for controlling the motor's speed and current loops, with the disturbance estimate from the observer fed back to the controller. this approach enables precise speed control of the motor in the presence of uncertain disturbances. fig. (1) presents the block diagram of the novel pmsm system. fig 1. the block diagram of the novel pmsm system 3.1. design of adaptive predefined-time disturbance observer we define a speed estimation error as the sliding mode surface: r ro ˆs    , through equation (4), we design aptdo as follows:     *r q 1 1 1 2 3 o o o 1 ˆd ˆi g dt sˆ ˆg a sig s a sig s a tanh                 (9) here,  sig ( ) sign      , 1 1 2 2 o 2 o 1 1 1 1 1 0 1,a ,a t 2 t 2                    , 1 is a small positive constant. the adaptive parameter 3â is designed as follows: 3 o 3( s )ˆ ˆa a    (10) here,  1 /2 1 /2 1 2max 2a / ,2a /     ,  is a positive constant. according to [19], we can obtain that there exists a positive constant such that 3 3â a and 3 3a a . considering the non-linear dynamical system in equation (4), if the disturbance observer is designed as equation (5,6), the estimated speed error s will converge to a narrow region d around zero within the predefined-time ot , d is expressed as follows: 2 2 2 2 2 d 2 d d d d2 t 2 t 2min ,                         (11) 92 here,  2 2 d 3 3 d 3 1 aa a 2         ,      1 /2 / /2 1/ /2 d (1 / 2) (1 / 2)         , 0.2785  . when ot t , ˆg g g  will exist an upper bound g which can be expressed as follows:  1 1 d 3 1 d 2 d 3 1 g â ˆa sig ( ) a sig a tanh( )          (12) so, we can conclude that the novel disturbance observer can quickly track the uncertain disturbance of the pmsm in a predefined-time period ot . 3.2. design of higher order predefined-time sliding mode controller the sliding manifold    t d qs x, t s ,s ,s of the field-oriented sliding mode control is governed by: * d d ds i i  (13) * q q qs i i  (14) * r rs    (15) the effect of uncertain disturbance is considered in firstorder velocity control and not in higher-order current control. 3.2.1. first-order velocity control we define the q-axis velocity control law as * * * q q,eq q,ni i i  (16) here, * qi is the quadrature-axis stator current, * q,eqi is the equivalent control and * q,ni is the switching control. from the sliding surface s , s is found to be * * q rs i g     (17) the equivalent control becomes:  r * q,eq *1 gi    (18) substituting the estimated term ĝ by the above designed disturbance observer, equation (18) becomes:  r * q,eq *1 i ĝ   (19) by applying a predefined time sliding mode algorithm, switch control becomes:    1 1 2 * q,n 1 2 3 1 i s s sig s b sig b tanhb                    (20) here, 1 1 2 2 1 c 2 1 c1 1 1 1 1 0 1,b ,b t 2 t 2                      , 2 is a small positive constant. the output of q-axis velocity control * qi serves as the input to q-axis current sliding mode control in next section. 3.2.2. higher-order current control we define the qd-axis current control law as q q,eq q,nu u u  (21) d d,eq d,nu u u  (22) here, q du ,u is the qd-axis stator voltage, q,eq d,equ ,u is the equivalent control and q,n d,nu ,u is the switching control. from the sliding surface q, ds s , q, ds s  is found to be *f q n r d n r q q * d d n r q d d q r 1 i p i p u i l l l r 1 i p i u i l s l s                    (23) the equivalent control becomes: fq,eq n d,e * f q q r d n r r * d n r qq d u l i ri i p i l p l r lp iu pli                (24) by applying a predefined time sliding mode algorithm, switch control becomes:    1 1 1 2 3 d,q qd,n d,q d 3 ,qu s sig s c sig s cl t nhc a                  (25) here, 1 1 2 2 1 c 2 2 c2 1 1 1 1 0 1,c ,c t 2 t 2                    , 3 is a small positive constant. the output of qd-axis voltage control q,eq d,equ , u serves as the input to svpwm module to complete the convergence of current. finally, we can calculate the total convergence time of the speed tracking error as c c1 c2t t t  . 4. simulation experiment in this section, the proposed control method for the pmsm 93 will be validated through real-time experiments to demonstrate its effectiveness and advantages. the pmsm parameters of the simulation model are shown by table 1. the sampling frequency of simulation is set to 100 khz, and the initial states of the pmsm are specified as follows:  t t q d r ei , i , , 0,0,0,0     (26) the indicator rmse and maxe used in the experiment are defined by the following:       2 1    n i maxe e max e ( i ) e ( i ) rmse e n     (27) here, n is the number of the sampled tracking error, e ( i ) is the speed tracking error of the i-th sampling time. meanwhile, the settling time and maximum speed drop are considered to evaluate the dynamic performance of the proposed method. table 1. parameters of pmsm 2.875 8.5 0.003 0.175 0.008 4 4.1. comparison of the aptdo in this experiment to verify the effectiveness of the proposed aptdo, three types of loads are considered: step disturbance, time-varying disturbance, and high-frequency noise disturbance. from the fig. (2), it can be seen that the aptdo designed in this paper can track these three types of disturbance quickly with good special effects. fig 2. the disturbance estimation performance of aptdo 94 4.2. comparison of the ho-ptsmc the effect of the proposed ho-ptsmc is verified in this experiment and compared with the ho-stsmc proposed in paper [8]. as can be seen from fig. (3-4), the novel proposed algorithm has better dynamic performance at both step and time-varying reference speed, and is able to complete speed tracking quickly. the data in table 2 further validate the above conclusion, as the new algorithm adopts the fully continuous smooth function, it can effectively suppress the jitter oscillations and thus achieve a smaller rmse effect, which indicates that the new algorithm also has a significant improvement in the steady state performance. fig 3. the dynamic performance comparison of step speed fig 4. the dynamic performance comparison of time-varying speed table 2. parameters of pmsm controller method step speed time-varying speed rmse maxe rmse maxe ho-stsmc 0.2498 2.3671 0.3594 4.4399 ho-ptsmc 0.0781 0.6352 0.0698 0.5468 95 4.3. comparison of the ho-ptsmc+aptdo feedback the effect of the proposed ho-ptsmc with or without perturbation feedback is compared in this experiment. in considering the three-disturbance proposed above, it can be found from fig. 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[20] **e s, chen q. predefined-time disturbance estimation and attitude control for rigid spacecraft[j]. ieee transactions on circuits and systems ii: express briefs, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 1, 2025 64 identifying depression using machine learning jiang lu * department of tianjin university of commerce, tianjin, china * corresponding author email: 2524493299@qq.com abstract: depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide. however, accurately estimating the epidemiological factors that contribute to depression remains challenging. deep learning algorithms can be used to assess the factors that contribute to the prevalence and clinical manifestations of depression. in this paper, five machine learning models, logistic regression, decision tree, random forest, svm, and catboost, were used to assess depression in 5533 adult participants from the 2018 nhanes database. the results show that random forest is the best model for identifying depression, with the highest area under the working characteristic curve (auc), followed by catboost and decision tree models. this suggests that using machine learning can accurately predict depression risk. keywords: depression; machine learning; catboost; random forest; decision tree. 1. introduction depression is a common mental disorder. according to the world health organization, approximately 35,020.14 million people suffer from this disease each year, and this situation has persisted for many years [1].it is estimated that 5% of adults suffer from depression, and the global prevalence of depression has been increasing in recent decades due to urbanization, overall population growth and changes in its age structure [2].depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide and a major contributor to the global burden of disease [3].therefore, large-scale national surveys have been conducted to determine the prevalence and risk factors of depression. in the united states, several national surveys have measured the incidence of depression in adolescents [4] and the general population [5]. the results show that depression has seriously affected people's daily life and physical and mental health, and even further affected family harmony and social relationships. depression has placed a heavy burden on the patient's family and society, and therefore depression has become an important public health issue. adults show complex pathogenesis of depression, which is affected by multiple risk factors such as gender, age, education level, chronic diseases, sleep and physical health [6]. some previous studies have also identified the relationship between demographics [7], lifestyle behavior conditions [8] and physical exercise [9] and depression. therefore, establishing a depression risk assessment model based on risk factors is conducive to the early detection and early treatment of people at high risk of depression. traditional machine learning methods, such as multivariate logistic regression, can help locate clinical manifestations of depression in these survey data. dipnall used regression analysis in machine learning to find many biomarkers associated with depression in the national health and nutrition examination survey dataset [10]. sohrab used the national health and nutrition examination survey data from 2005 to 2016 and used logistic regression to assess the temporal trend of depression prevalence [11]. however, traditional machine learning models have some limitations. for example, before building a regression model, we should fully understand our data attributes and model functions in order to successfully apply the model. therefore, some other machine learning models can be combined for prediction. for example, mudasir used a dataset of various depression signals from online social network (osn) platforms (including facebook, twitter, and youtube) to propose an efficient model based on artificial intelligence (ai) and deep learning (dl) to identify patients with depression on social media platforms. experiments showed that the deep learning models lstm and cnn as well as the hybrid (cnn+lstm) model achieved high accuracy on all single and combined datasets [12]. zhang chenyang used five machine learning models to identify depression in middleaged and elderly people using the national health and nutrition examination survey data from 2011 to 2018. the results showed that catboost was the best model for identifying depression, with the highest area under the operating characteristic curve (auc) [13]. in this paper, we focus on investigating how machine learning algorithms can assess epidemiological, demographic, lifestyle, and other factors that contribute to depression in large survey datasets. we further compare the performance of the catboost algorithm with several traditional machine learning algorithms, such as decision trees and logistic regression. our goal is to evaluate the utility of machine learning in identifying risk factors associated with depression in adults in large survey datasets, and to provide a scientific basis for early detection and early treatment of people at high risk of depression, making machine learning a valuable tool for clinicians to decide to care for their patients. 2. method 2.1. dataset and study population this paper uses data from the 2017-2018 national health and nutrition examination survey (nhanes) to train machine learning algorithms and other machine learning classifiers. nhanes is a cross-sectional, population-based study of the non-institutionalized civilian population in the united states that assesses the health and nutritional status of adults and children [14]. its data collection includes an inhome interview component and a physical examination component conducted in a mobile examination center. the interview includes demographic, socioeconomic, dietary, and health-related questions, and the physical examination 65 component includes medical, dental, physiological, medical examinations, and laboratory measurements [15]. all nhanes data are in the public domain and can be accessed on the website of the national center for health statistics (https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nhanes). figure 1. flowchart of inclusion and exclusion criteria for study samples the dataset used in this article initially included 9254 participants, and the inclusion criteria for the analysis sample were adults aged 18+ who answered questions related to depression. therefore, we ultimately used 5533 participants as research subjects. the values "9", "99", "777", and "999" represent "don't know" answers to the variables and are therefore considered missing values. the specific inclusion and exclusion criteria are shown in figure 1. 2.2. disease definition depression severity was determined by nine questions from the patient health questionnaire (phq), a version of the primemd diagnostic tool that is a brief, reliable, and valid measure. the phq-9 assesses symptoms of a major depressive episode in the previous 2 weeks and has a score range of 0-27. we defined a score greater than or equal to 10 as clinically relevant depression because it has reliable sensitivity and specificity for detecting major depression at this threshold. we eliminated people with missing answers to six questions. during 2017-2018, 5533 participants were assessed for depression and 472 were diagnosed with depression (8.53%). 2.3. variable selection table 1. depression baseline table variable healthy(n=5055) depression(n=472) p test age 49.78 (18.70) 49.93 (18.03) 0.87 gender (%) <0.001 male 2478 (49.0) 188 (39.8) female 2577 (51.0) 284 (60.2) race (%) <0.001 mexican american 688 (13.6) 63 (13.3) other hispanic 718 (14.2) 89 (18.9) non-hispanic white 1701 (33.6) 193 (40.9) non-hispanic black 1183 (23.4) 99 (21.0) non-hispanic asian 765 (15.1) 28 ( 5.9) education (%) <0.001 <high school 994 (19.7) 122 (26.0) =high school 1252 (24.8) 131 (27.9) >high school 2799 (55.5) 217 (46.2) marital (%) <0.001 single 2898 (60.3) 193 (43.0) married 1054 (21.9) 162 (36.1) divorced 853 (17.8) 94 (20.9) poverty index ratio 2.57 (1.61) 1.96 (1.47) <0.001 bmi (kg/m2) 28.69 (6.85) 30.41 (7.72) <0.001 smoke (%) 0.029 no 69 ( 3.5) 2 ( 0.8) yes 1897 (96.5) 260 (99.2) never 548 (11.8) 34 ( 7.2) drinke (%) 0.002 former drinker 921 (19.8) 124 (26.3) light drinker 2057 (44.2) 200 (42.5) moderate drinker 856 (18.4) 84 (17.8) heavy drinker 268 ( 5.8) 29 ( 6.2) albumin-to-creatinine ratio (mg/g) 47.18 (353.07) 71.42 (304.89) 0.154 glycohemoglobin (%) 5.82 (1.05) 6.02 (1.40) <0.001 triglycerides (mmol/l) 1.25 (1.13) 1.44 (1.43) 0.019 ldl-c (mmol/l) 2.88 (0.94) 2.93 (1.05) 0.48 all participants in 2017-2018 (n=9254) adults (n=5856) included participants (n=5533) excluded participants aged <18 (n=3398) exclude not participating in the depression (n=323) 66 this paper selects indicators from four aspects: demographics, socioeconomic status, lifestyle, and some disease indicators. among them, demographic variables are self-reported, and the body mass index (bmi) is calculated by measuring weight (kg) divided by the square of height (m); some disease indicators are selected from three aspects: liver and kidney, diabetes, and heart disease. the specific variables and variable levels are shown in table 1. 3. data processing in order to solve the problem of poor quality of the data set, it needs to be preprocessed accordingly. in this paper, the data set is processed step by step as follows: missing value processing, outlier processing, data imbalance processing, feature selection, and finally the data that can be used by the machine learning algorithm is formed. the processing of missing values in this paper uses r studio, and the model construction is analyzed and processed using scikit-learn (a third-party python package) in jupyter-notebook. 3.1. feature selection recursive feature elimination (rfe) is a feature selection method that aims to find the most influential features by recursively reducing the size of the feature set. it is done by recursively building the model and selecting the most important features (based on weights), removing the least important features, and then repeating the process on the remaining features until a preset number of features is reached or the model performance becomes stable. 3.2. missing value handling missing data are present in almost every study, and the choice of method to handle missing data is usually not important when the proportion of missing data is less than 5%. however, in large epidemiological studies, it is not uncommon for the proportion of missing data to exceed this percentage, which may reduce statistical power, produce biased parameters, and increase the risk of type i errors. therefore, it is very important to handle missing data correctly [16]. multiple imputation is a useful and flexible strategy to address the problem of missing values. multiple imputation is considered when missingness is not completely random, depending on the observed or unobserved values. however, this method is applicable even if the pattern of missing data is not random. first, we perform missing value processing on the dataset to detect whether there are missing values in the data. the missing type analysis showed that there were 11,288 missing values, of which 12 cases were missing for education (dmdeduc), with a missing rate of 0.2%; 273 cases were missing for marital status (dmdmartl), with a missing rate of 4.9%; 734 cases were missing for poverty index ratio (indfmpir), with a missing rate of 13.3%; 52 cases were missing for body mass index (bmi), with a missing rate of 4.1%; 3,300 cases were missing for smoking status (issmoke), with a missing rate of 59.6%; 406 cases were missing for drinking status (alcohol), with a missing rate of 7.3%; 146 cases were missing for albumin-creatinine ratio (urdact), with a missing rate of 2.6%; 272 cases were missing for glycohemoglobin (lbxgh), with a missing rate of 4.9%; 3040 cases were missing for triglycerides (lbdtrsi), with a missing rate of 54.9%; 3047 cases were missing for low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (lbdldnsi), with a missing rate of 55.1%. in order to observe the missing data of each variable more intuitively, we used the vim package in r studio to draw a visualization of missing data. the left side is a histogram of the missing data ratio. it can be seen that the most missing values are in the attraction condition, followed by triglycerides and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol; the right side is a missing data pattern diagram, blue represents missing values, and red represents non-missing values. the specific visualization is shown in figure 2: figure 2. missing data visualization for missing data, this paper adopts the random forest method in the multiple imputation method to interpolate the missing data 5 times, and finally selects the set of data with the smallest aic. next, we check the results after interpolation. we use r studio to draw a density map to view the distribution of the interpolated data set and the observed data. as shown in figure 3, the interpolation result is similar to the distribution type of the original data, so the interpolated data is of good quality and can be used for subsequent analysis. 67 figure 3. density plot of the dataset after interpolation 3.3. data imbalance handling next, we will deal with the problem of data imbalance. the problem of data imbalance is very common in data mining, and is often seen in anti-fraud detection, medical diagnosis, oil spill detection, facial recognition, outlier detection, etc. this is caused by the skewed nature of the data, and these problems will affect the process of machine learning in the classification process. in such a problem, the classes have different proportions of samples, where a large number of samples belong to one class and a smaller number of samples in the other class, which is usually the basic class, but unfortunately is misclassified by many classifiers. to date, a large number of studies have been conducted to implement different technologies and methods to solve the problem of unbalanced data [17]. the most commonly used methods are undersampling and oversampling. as shown in figure 6, the number of non-depressed patients is much less than that of depressed patients, and the proportion of the minority class is 8.34%, which is a moderately unbalanced sample. therefore, this paper uses the smote oversampling method for processing. figure 4. bar graph of people suffering from depression 3.4. data standardization after exploring the dataset, this article found that it is necessary to convert some categorical variables into dummy variables and scale all values before training the machine learning model. first, we used the get_dummies method in python to create dummy columns for categorical variables. then, in order to eliminate the differences in dimensions and value ranges between features, the data needs to be standardized. data normalization is to rescale the sample data according to a certain calculation method so that the value changes in a certain range. data normalization can speed up the algorithm to find the optimal value. we use the standardscaler method in sklearn.procession to process the data and standardize the data to fall in the [-1,1] interval. 4. construction of depression prediction model according to the existing literature, machine learning algorithms are used to predict the risk of depression, which mainly include five models: logistic regression, decision tree, random forest, support vector machine and catboost. for depression data set, a machine learning model is used to predict whether people suffer from depression. the specific experimental process is shown in figure 5.before building the model, the data set needs to be divided. after preprocessing, 70% of the data is randomly selected as the training set, and 30% of the modeling data set is used as the test set. 4.1. data modeling and forecasting after the previous data preprocessing, our data already conforms to the input of the model algorithm. next, we build models and test efficiencies on the basis of these data. in this paper, five machine learning models, logistic regression, decision tree, support vector machine, random forest and catboost classification model, are used for prediction. 68 figure 5. flow chart of depression prediction model based on machine learning after the construction of the model, accuracy rate, accuracy rate, recall rate, f1-score and auc indicators are usually used to evaluate the prediction results of various machine learning algorithms for depression recognition. accuracy is used to measure the prediction effect of a model and explain whether the model achieves the best prediction effect. by comparing the calibration accuracy of the model output results and combining the output results of the model algorithm fit, we found that among the five models, random forest and decision tree had the best performance, and the accuracy rate of detecting depression was 100%. this was followed by the catboost model, which detected depression with 96.32% accuracy. the accuracy of catboost model is the highest, 91.67%, followed by random forest, 88.84%. the predictive roc curves of these five algorithms are shown in figure 6. table 2. evaluation of depression recognition and prediction results by various algorithms data index model logistic regression decision tree support vector machine random forest catboost training acc (%) 72.05 100 80.48 100 96.32 auc 0.788 1.000 0.885 1.000 0.993 precision 0.722 1.000 0.806 1.000 0.964 recall 0.721 1.000 0.805 1.000 0.963 f1-score 0.720 1.000 0.805 1.000 0.963 testing acc (%) 72.21 81.3 78.53 88.84 91.67 auc 0.782 0.813 0.856 0.953 0.967 precision 0.722 0.814 0.786 0.889 0.919 recall 0.722 0.813 0.785 0.888 0.917 f1-score 0.722 0.813 0.785 0.888 0.917 figure 6. roc curves of subjects of five models 5. conclusion 5.1. summary in this study, the test set aucs of the four machine learning models were all above 0.7, among which the catboost model had the highest accuracy. this result shows that the catboost algorithm can well identify the occurrence of depression from other health-related and demographic factors in large survey data sets. unlike traditional statistical methods that rely on researcher input to specify variables relevant to a particular analysis, machine learning methods can identify which variables in a given data set are associated or unrelated to the outcome of interest. this is also the advantage of machine learning in building clinical prediction models. the possible applicability of machine learning models in clinical practice can be a web-based tool for assessing participants' risk of depression. although it cannot replace some traditional screening tools (such as phq-9), we can use it to estimate the prevalence of depression in areas where there are no personal mental health surveys. data set data preprocessing feature selection model training and evaluation nhanes data set missing value outlier data imbalance recursive feature elimination training testing model training evaluation result analysis application measurement 69 5.2. strengths and limitations the data mining method of splitting the data file into training and validation minimizes the problem of overfitting, which is often problematic in traditional statistical techniques with a large number of predictors. enhanced machine learning techniques can adapt to different types of variables and have been found to have high predictive accuracy. shrinkage is also used to avoid overfitting. at the same time, this study also has several limitations. first, this study treated depression as a binary variable. therefore, we cannot evaluate the correlation between various factors and the severity of depression. second, the prevalence of depression 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[17] ali h, salleh m n m, saedudin r, et al. imbalance class problems in data mining: a review[j]. indonesian journal of electrical engineering and computer science, 2019, 14(3): 1560-1571. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 97 adhd-conformer: eeg-based classification and detection of adhd junming bai, bingxu hou, jiansheng wu science and technology liaoning university, anshan, liaoning, china abstract: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (adhd) is one of the most prevalent neurodevelopmental disorders among children, often leading to cognitive, emotional, and social impairments. traditional diagnostic methods rely heavily on behavioral observation and subjective questionnaires, lacking objective physiological indicators. this study proposes a novel braincomputer interface (bci) assisted diagnostic method based on eeg signal classification using a deep learning hybrid model named adhd-conformer. the model combines convolutional neural networks (cnns) for local feature extraction and transformer-based architectures for capturing global temporal dependencies. experiments on open-source datasets demonstrate that our approach achieves superior classification performance, with accuracy reaching 99.01%, thus proving the feasibility of deep learning-assisted adhd diagnosis. keywords: adhd; brain-computer interface; eeg; deep learning; conformer; cnn; transformer. 1. introduction adhd affects approximately 5–7% of children globally and remains one of the leading causes of academic failure, behavioral issues, and social dysfunction. current clinical diagnosis is based on interviews and questionnaires, which are highly subjective and prone to misdiagnosis. given the overlap of adhd symptoms with other neurological disorders, an urgent need arises for objective, biomarkerbased diagnostic systems. eeg (electroencephalography) signals, as direct reflections of neuronal activity, provide a promising alternative. the advent of brain-computer interface (bci) technology enables non-invasive brain activity monitoring, paving the way for automated, physiological signal-based adhd diagnosis. this study presents an innovative deep learning approach that enhances both the accuracy and generalization of adhd classification from eeg data. 2. related work previous studies have employed various deep learning models, such as adhd-net, which leverages depthwise separable convolutions and lstm networks. however, lstm struggles with long-term dependency modeling and introduces heavy computational overhead. in contrast, the conformer architecture, which fuses cnn and transformer modules, offers improved feature representation and computational efficiency. 3. materials and methods 3.1. datasets two publicly available eeg datasets were used: ieee dataport adhd/control dataset: 144 participants with 56-channel eeg signals (including adhd, add, and healthy control groups). deep learning eeg dataset: covers multiple cognitive tasks with 64-channel eeg recordings. preprocessing included bandpass filtering (4–30hz), zscore normalization, and time-window alignment (padding/cropping to 385 time points). a 5-fold stratified cross-validation scheme was adopted for robust evaluation. 3.2. evaluation metrics we evaluated the model performance using accuracy (acc), recall, loss, and f1-score. 4. model architecture figure 1. adhd-conformer research workflow diagram. 98 the proposed adhd-conformer is a hybrid deep neural network designed specifically for modeling the spatiotemporal characteristics of eeg signals in the context of adhd diagnosis. the architecture integrates both local and global feature extraction mechanisms, consisting of four main components: input preprocessing, local feature extraction (cnn), global temporal modeling (transformer), and a classification module. the overall structure is illustrated in the model diagram (figure to be inserted)[3]. 4.1. input representation and preprocessing figure 2. eeg data preprocessing workflow. the input to the model is a preprocessed eeg tensor with a shape of [b,385,56], where b is the batch size, 385 is the number of time points, and 56 represents the eeg channels. to prepare for convolutional and attention-based operations, the signal is first segmented into patches. each patch consists of 25 time points, resulting in 39 patches per trial, allowing the model to focus on localized temporal dynamics[2]. 4.2. local feature extraction module (cnn) figure 3. cnn module architecture diagram. this module employs 1d convolutional neural networks to capture localized frequency-domain features of eeg signals. it consists of two primary layers: conv1d (kernel=7, stride=3): extracts short-term temporal features, such as θ (4–8 hz) and α (8–13 hz) wave patterns commonly observed in adhd. depthwise conv1d (kernel=3): enhances channel-wise feature specialization while reducing computational cost. to improve nonlinearity and gradient flow, the gaussian error linear unit (gelu) activation function is applied after convolution. compared to relu, gelu offers smoother transitions and mitigates the "dying neuron" problem, enhancing the model’s sensitivity to subtle eeg variations. 4.3. global temporal modeling module (transformer) figure 4. transformer module architecture diagram to capture long-range temporal dependencies in eeg signals, the model incorporates an improved transformer architecture with the following components: multi-head self-attention (8 heads, d d 32 ; learns interactions between eeg channels and time steps in parallel, enabling rich contextual modeling. relative positional encoding: enhances the model's ability to learn sequence order relationships, which is crucial for handling eeg dynamics over time. feedforward layers and residual connections: integrated with layer normalization to stabilize training and facilitate deeper network construction[4]. this module is particularly effective at modeling eeg signal patterns such as cross-frequency interactions (e.g., θ–β coupling), which are indicative of adhd-related neural dynamics. 4.4. feature fusion and classification module the outputs of the cnn and transformer modules are projected to the same dimension and concatenated. the fused feature vector is then passed through a classification head, which consists of: feature concatenation,fully connected layer. softmax activation: outputs probabilities for the three target classes: adhd-inattentive (adhd-i), adhdhyperactive/impulsive (adhd-h), and control. this fusion mechanism enables the model to integrate local frequency sensitivity with global temporal coherence, significantly improving the overall classification performance. 99 figure 5. adhd-conformer model architecture diagram. 4.5. summary of model advantages local–global joint modeling: cnns capture short-term variations, while transformers model long-term dependencies, providing a comprehensive view of eeg features. lightweight and scalable: the use of patching and depthwise convolutions reduces parameter count, making the model suitable for deployment on edge devices and real-time applications. generalization across datasets: the architecture adapts well to various eeg configurations and tasks, demonstrating strong cross-dataset performance and transferability. 5. innovations multimodal fusion architecture: simultaneously captures local frequency features and global temporal dynamics. gelu activation: replaces relu to mitigate dead neuron problems and improve training stability. cross-dataset generalization: training on diverse datasets improves the model’s robustness and diagnostic reliability. 6. experimental results the model achieves stable performance on the deep learning eeg dataset with 99.01% classification accuracy. metrics such as recall and f1-score exhibit consistent improvement across validation and test sets. loss curves show convergence, confirming model effectiveness. all experiments were conducted using pytorch 1.11.3 on an nvidia rtx 3090 gpu, enabling efficient training and deployment. 7. conclusion this study presents a novel adhd diagnosis method based on eeg signals and a hybrid conformer architecture. the results show significant improvements in diagnostic accuracy, model robustness, and training convergence. the proposed model offers a powerful, objective tool to assist clinicians in diagnosing adhd. future work will explore model compression and real-time deployment on portable bci devices. acknowledgments this work was supported by the innovation and entrepreneurship training program for college students of university of science and technology liaoning 2024. references [1] arns m, conners c k, kraemer h c. a decade of eeg theta/beta ratio research in adhd: a meta-analysis. journal of attention disorders, 2013, 17(5): 374–383. [2] li y, li x, zhang q, et al. eeg-based diagnosis of adhd using hybrid cnn-lstm model. ieee access, 2020, 8: 108766–108774. [3] vaswani a, shazeer n, parmar n, et al. attention is all you need. advances in neural information processing systems (neurips), 2017, 30: 5998–6008. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 50 the application of intelligent robot numerical control technology in medical equipment manufacturing minyue liao * hangzhou hengyu medical technology co., ltd. hangzhou, zhejiang, 310000, china * corresponding author email: 915103971@qq.com abstract: the traditional manufacturing methods of medical devices have gradually revealed some significant drawbacks under the rapid development of modern technologies and the constantly evolving societal needs. these issues are particularly evident in the heavy reliance on manual labor during the manufacturing process, which introduces certain errors and instability. human mistakes can easily lead to product quality defects and resource wastage. furthermore, due to constraints related to labor quantity and skill levels, the production efficiency of medical devices is low, and the precision of the equipment is insufficient, which severely limits the improvement of healthcare standards. in response to these challenges, the application of intelligent robotic cnc technology in medical device manufacturing has become a growing trend. this paper explores the value of this technology, analyzes the current state of the industry, and aims to promote the healthy and sustainable development of the medical device manufacturing sector. keywords: intelligent robots; cnc technology; medical devices; applications. 1. introduction traditional manufacturing methods for medical devices have gradually revealed some significant drawbacks under the rapid development of modern technologies and the continuously changing societal demands. intelligent robotic cnc technology provides a new solution with considerable significance for medical device manufacturing, better meeting today's healthcare needs. with the rapid advancement of science and technology, the application of intelligent robotic cnc technology enables highly precise production and processing, reducing the impact of human factors on product quality. it aligns with the industry's trend toward smart, automated, and precise manufacturing and can effectively enhance production efficiency and product quality. 2. intelligent robotic cnc technology 2.1. characteristics of intelligent robotic cnc technology cnc technology, combined with digital control systems, is applied in advanced manufacturing fields and primarily used to control the movement and operation of industrial machinery. it is a new type of technology that integrates multiple disciplines, including computer technology [1], automatic control technology, and mechanical manufacturing technology. the technology controls the relative movement between tools and workpieces in the form of digital signals, thus achieving high precision and high-efficiency processing and manufacturing. it consists of two main parts: the cnc system and the cnc machine tool. the cnc system is the core of cnc technology and is composed of embedded computers and related software. it is responsible for receiving program instructions input by the operator, monitoring and managing the processing procedure, and controlling the movement and operation of the cnc machine tool. the cnc machine tool processes and manufactures workpieces according to system instructions through servo motors, drive devices, and tools. to further replace tedious manual operations, intelligent robotic cnc technology has emerged and is widely applied in various mechanical manufacturing fields such as automated assembly, precision intelligent processing, and cnc milling machines. this leads to the automation and intelligent upgrading of the traditional medical device manufacturing process. its main characteristics include: (1) automation: with the introduction of intelligent robots, the degree of automation in equipment manufacturing is further enhanced. this is reflected in the replacement of basic manual tasks, with robots being capable of handling prolonged and tedious processing operations while maintaining high efficiency. over time, as robots replace manual labor, they significantly reduce labor costs for manufacturing enterprises. furthermore, compared to traditional manual labor, intelligent robots follow predefined programs rigorously, thereby avoiding human errors that may arise from long hours of repetitive tasks. as a result, the quality standards and delivery requirements show minimal variation, leading to an increase in product yield rates [2]. (2) integration: after the application of intelligent robotic cnc technology, the operation system undergoes intelligent transformation. using integrated technology, the system combines various manufacturing-related modules into a unified operating platform. this is demonstrated by the integration of different mechanical structures, actuators, and sensors into a highly integrated hardware system. intelligent robotic cnc technology uses software programming to control and guide the robot. the components can acquire task objectives, analyze environmental information, make decisions, and perform corresponding actions. different software modules can be integrated into a single control system, enabling automated robotic operations. the system collects and processes data generated during robot operations in real time, and through integration with other systems (such as the factory erp system and supply chain system), seamless connectivity with other devices and systems is achieved, thereby enhancing the automation level and efficiency of production. 51 (3) precision: with the increasing demand for higher product quality standards, the requirements for manufacturing precision in mechanical production have also risen. intelligent robotic cnc technology achieves precise machining by setting the corresponding parameters for the desired product and executing relevant operations. in precision processing fields, it can even achieve nanoscale accuracy. 2.2. advantages and current status format and save your graphic images using a suitable graphics processing program that will allow you to create the images as postscript (ps), encapsulated postscript (eps), or tagged image file format (tiff), sizes them, and adjusts the resolution settings. if you created your source files in one of the following you will be able to submit the graphics without converting to a ps, eps, or tiff file: microsoft word, microsoft powerpoint, microsoft excel, or portable document format (pdf). the advantages of combining intelligent robots with cnc technology lie in improving product quality and production efficiency, as well as diversifying product types. compared to the traditional labor-intensive manufacturing model, these advantages are becoming increasingly apparent and better align with the current needs in the equipment production field. the advantages are: first, optimizing product quality. intelligent robots, assisted by cnc systems, set machining parameters and perform precise measurements, inspections, and feedback during the process, reducing quality fluctuations caused by human factors[3]. additionally, the cnc system supervises the entire process and proactively prevents potential production issues, improving product consistency and stability. second, enabling precision manufacturing. intelligent robots simulate the production of possible samples before actual production, which is particularly significant for high-risk machining operations. furthermore, robots can flexibly adjust their working modes and machining parameters as needed, adapting to different work requirements and changes, thus enhancing the flexibility and adaptability of the production line. third, increasing efficiency. in comparison to the traditional manufacturing model that requires large amounts of labor and physical resources for each part, this production model can tailor different production processes based on the characteristics of the components, greatly simplifying the overall process and eliminating unnecessary steps. it better meets the current needs for automation and intelligent transformation in equipment production. 3. current status of the medical device manufacturing industry in 2022, the market size of china's medical device industry reached 958.2 billion rmb, with a compound annual growth rate of approximately 17.5% over the past seven years. the industry has formed a large-scale, well-structured, and technologically advanced system. from a market size perspective, china has become the second-largest medical device market in the world, after the united states. although the supply chain in china is relatively complete with clear divisions of labor, certain high-end medical devices, such as medical imaging equipment, pacemakers, and artificial joints, are still heavily reliant on imports from large foreign companies due to technological monopolies. these devices involve considerable complexity and precision, requiring an entire production line, as well as the collaboration of intelligent robots and cnc systems, which presents a challenge for domestic manufacturers. domestic medical device manufacturers mainly supply midto low-end products, such as ultrasound devices, electronic endoscopes, and hemodialysis equipment. however, most companies still use conventional machine tools for production, resulting in low levels of automation and intelligence. this often leads to dimensional deviations in parts, and after assembly, the overall quality of the devices may be difficult to ensure, which in turn lowers product performance, service life, and even affects therapeutic efficacy [4]. in recent years, multiple government departments in china have encouraged and prioritized the transformation and upgrading of medical device manufacturing enterprises. the "14th five-year plan for the development of the pharmaceutical industry" outlines the overall goal of enhancing innovation-driven growth by 2025, significantly improving the modernization level of the industrial chain, strengthening the medical and pharmaceutical supply guarantee system, and advancing internationally towards high-end sectors. the plan also emphasizes the development of new medical imaging, in vitro diagnostics, and disease rehabilitation devices, while accelerating the application of artificial intelligence and other information technologies in medical equipment. furthermore, the plan highlights the focus on developing engineering technologies to enhance product stability and reliability, as well as digital technologies for medical devices. the integration of intelligent robotic cnc technology with medical device manufacturing can effectively address the shortcomings of traditional manufacturing methods, aligning with the goals outlined in the "14th five-year plan" for the pharmaceutical industry. at the same time, the transformation of production lines towards smarter, more automated, and systematized operations actively supports the national push for intelligent manufacturing. 4. application of intelligent robot cnc technology in the medical device manufacturing industry 4.1. medical imaging the integration of intelligent robot cnc technology with medical imaging enables the storage of large amounts of medical imaging data in specific network resources. using dsa (digital subtraction angiography) and sensors, realtime contour data of the patient's affected area can be captured, aligned, and fused. simultaneously, by analyzing the patient's contour and posture information, the imaging device parameters can be automatically adjusted. for example, the system can automatically optimize the positions, angles, and exposure parameters of the radiation source and detector based on the patient's height, weight, and body type. it can also identify and track changes in the patient's posture, correcting the posture during the image acquisition process to achieve better image quality. finally, irrelevant areas are removed, and the image is enhanced, assisting physicians in diagnosing the patient's condition and reducing the rate of misdiagnosis. 4.2. robot arm with the development of technology, the application of intelligent robotic arms in medical equipment manufacturing 52 has become increasingly widespread, with the cnc system serving as the core of the entire process. the robotic arm mimics most of the operations performed by the human hand, utilizing various communication technologies, and is characterized by flexibility and high precision. 4.3. control of medical equipment modern medical equipment typically features complex designs and functionalities, involving the coordination of multiple components and software systems, and requires connection to the internet and other systems. this complexity can lead to potential vulnerabilities and defects, making the equipment more susceptible to attacks or failures. the manufacturing process involves multiple links in the supply chain, which may include components and software from different suppliers, making it impossible to guarantee the security of every step. various factors often create security risks in some medical devices. therefore, the application of intelligent cnc technology to the safety mechanisms of medical equipment—integrating advanced artificial intelligence and automation technologies—can enhance the safety, reduce failure rates, and improve the efficiency of use, while ensuring the safety of both patients and healthcare personnel through real-time monitoring, automatic judgment, and handling of abnormal situations[5]. the specific manifestations are as follows: (1) real-time monitoring: intelligent cnc technology employs various sensors to monitor the operational status and environmental parameters of medical equipment in real-time. for example, surgical robots use cameras and other sensors to monitor the surgical area and the patient's condition, while monitoring devices track physiological parameters such as heart rate and respiration rate. real-time monitoring allows the system to quickly detect anomalies. (2) automatic judgment: the intelligent cnc system analyzes and processes real-time monitoring data using advanced algorithms and models. by comparing the current data with predefined safety standards or reference data, the system automatically judges whether an anomaly exists. for instance, a surgical robot may automatically detect unexpected surgical interference, while a monitoring device automatically evaluates whether the patient's physiological parameters exceed safe limits. (3) handling abnormal situations: when the system detects anomalies, intelligent cnc technology autonomously decides to take automatic or semi-automatic actions to address the issue. this may include automatically stopping the equipment, triggering alarms, or providing warning information to healthcare personnel through human-machine interfaces. in some emergency situations, corrective measures may be automatically taken to restore the equipment to a safe state. (4) self-learning capability: the intelligent cnc system has the ability to continuously learn and update its algorithm models to adapt to new equipment characteristics and complex medical scenarios. this improves the system’s adaptability and accuracy, helping to better address various safety challenges. (5) data recording and analysis: the system records and analyzes the data from the equipment's operational process for post-event analysis. this helps identify potential issues and improve the device’s performance. additionally, the data can be used to formulate better safety strategies and guide future device design and improvements. 4.4. production of medical device accessories with the widespread adoption of intelligent robotic cnc technology in mechanical manufacturing, its use of computer control systems to achieve automated control of robots allows for efficient production of medical device accessories while improving precision and quality. intelligent robots, based on pre-set programs, automatically complete various processes such as machining, cutting, and polishing, reducing the need for manual labor and significantly improving production efficiency. moreover, they offer higher consistency and accuracy. compared to traditional manufacturing methods, intelligent robotic cnc systems have lower maintenance costs, longer service lives, and can reduce the reliance on manual operations, leading to labor cost savings. in a shorter amount of time, they can complete large-scale production tasks, minimizing production time and resource waste. in terms of intelligence, intelligent robotic cnc technology possesses advanced features and flexibility. through intelligent interconnection with other devices and systems, it enables data sharing and real-time monitoring. it provides production management and control functions, allowing for flexible adjustments and customized production based on different requirements, thus meeting the diverse needs of customers. 5. future vision currently, china has gradually applied intelligent robotic cnc technology in the mechanical manufacturing sector. however, in the field of medical device manufacturing, the application is still predominantly focused on lowand midend medical devices. high-end products require advanced cnc technology and the integration and coordination of various production lines and equipment, which means research is still in its early stages. in the future, medical device manufacturing companies should increase investment in the research and application of intelligent robotic cnc technology. they need to actively participate in domestic and international technological cooperation and transformation, striving for more research funding and professional talent support. strengthening the internal technical research and development teams, recruiting and training talent with backgrounds in intelligent robotic cnc technology, will be essential. it is also crucial for companies to closely monitor the domestic and international market demands for medical devices and technological development trends, adjusting corporate strategies and product structures in a timely manner to ensure that they meet market needs and enhance competitiveness. for the entire industry, intelligent robotic cnc technology is an inevitable trend in medical device manufacturing. by utilizing advanced technology to reduce reliance on manual labor for basic and tedious tasks, this approach will minimize errors and risks caused by human factors. it will encourage the medical device manufacturing industry to collaborate with multiple related disciplines, continuously break through challenges in frontier fields, achieve innovative results, improve the quality and performance of medical devices, and provide more advanced medical solutions. 6. conclusion in summary, the application of intelligent robotic cnc technology in medical device manufacturing has brought 53 revolutionary changes and profound impacts to the industry. by integrating intelligent robots and cnc technology, medical device manufacturers can achieve more efficient, precise, and reliable production processes. firstly, intelligent robots are capable of performing complex, precise, and repetitive tasks such as component manufacturing, assembly, and testing, thus improving production efficiency and reducing labor costs. secondly, intelligent robots offer high precision and reliability, ensuring consistency in product quality and performance. additionally, they provide a safer working environment, reducing the risk of human operators working in hazardous environments. moreover, with the introduction of digital control systems, manufacturers can achieve precise motion control and process management, ensuring product accuracy and stability. cnc technology also enhances automation, reducing manual intervention and errors, thereby improving product quality and work efficiency. however, challenges and limitations still exist in medical device manufacturing, particularly in terms of technical complexity and maintenance difficulty, as well as employee acceptance and adaptation to technological changes. to achieve broader application, it is essential for manufacturers and industry stakeholders to collaborate, overcoming technical and 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[publisher unknown], 2019: 291+285. doi: 10.26914/c.cnkihy.2019.020915. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 79 design and implementation of an iot‐based smart greenhouse system kunlin miao, zhaobo wang and jinchao zhao zhengzhou university of light industry, zhengzhou henan, 450000, china abstract: the integration of internet of things (iot) technology into greenhouse systems effectively addresses prevalent challenges such as temperature and humidity imbalances, as well as insufficient lighting in greenhouse management. this system utilizes the stm32 microcontroller as its control core and incorporates various modules, including soil moisture sensors, temperature sensors, and light-sensitive sensors. the system's design comprises an environmental parameter monitoring module, an intelligent decision-making module, an execution module, a network communication module, and a human-machine interaction module. by employing intelligent algorithms, it automatically regulates irrigation, supplementary lighting, and other equipment. consequently, this approach ensures optimal growth conditions for plants, simplifies maintenance processes, and enhances the survival rate of green plants. keywords: smart greenhouse; internet of things; stm32. 1. introduction the trend of the internet of things is reshaping various sectors, including facility agriculture. by real-time monitoring of the temperature and humidity coupling relationship within the crop growth environment, the growth status of crops can be precisely analyzed. modern agricultural systems have deployed intelligent sensor networks in scenarios such as grain monitoring and greenhouse regulation, achieving closed-loop management that encompasses dynamic collection of environmental parameters, threshold warnings, and automatic adjustments. in china, huawei's [1] agricultural intelligent agent has successfully integrated 5g+ai greenhouse technology into pilot agricultural fields in shandong, reducing human intervention to 10% and significantly conserving manpower and resources. topyun nong[2] not only employs traditional sensors but also integrates infrared sensors and cameras for pest identification. after analyzing sensor data, including temperature and humidity, it links with steaming and fumigation equipment for automated pest control, thereby reducing the use of chemical agents and avoiding unnecessary harm to humans. this technology has been widely adopted in grain warehouses across various regions of the china grain reserves corporation. the gap between domestic and international research in this field is relatively narrow, yet there are still some technical approaches worth emulating. dutch company priva[3] combines traditional sensors with weather forecasts to predict environmental conditions, achieving a globally leading resource utilization rate in dutch tomato greenhouses. similarly, spread, a japanese firm, has significantly boosted agricultural yields by deploying multi-layer sensor networks in vertical farms and integrating them with industrial robots to dynamically optimize growth parameters. 2. overall design the system is designed around the stm32f103c8t6 microcontroller, employing a modular architecture. environmental data is gathered using sensors such as the yl69 humidity sensor, the ds18b20 digital temperature sensor, and the gl5528 photoresistor (for illuminance detection). this collected data is processed by the mcu, and subsequently, it is transmitted to the app for real-time monitoring and control through the esp8266 wifi module. the comprehensive block diagram is illustrated in figure 1. a/d conversion stm32 ds18b20 tempreature collection button settings usb-5v input a/d conversion wifi serial port wireless communication transmission control light control water pump control buzzer alarm fig 1. block diagram 80 the microcontroller integrates a central processing unit (cpu), memory (rom/ram/flash), and programmable input-output ports (gpio). the control program is compiled and loaded via a dedicated development environment. this system utilizes the stm32f103c8t6, a microcontroller featuring an arm cortex-m3 core, which operates within a voltage range of 2.0-3.6v. it boasts 64kb of flash memory and 20kb of sram, and supports online debugging as well as rapid flash erasing and writing. thanks to its high costperformance ratio and low power consumption, it delivers precise real-time control in smart greenhouse systems and internet of things terminal devices. the software architecture of this system is meticulously crafted based on a structured and modular design philosophy, showcasing exceptional functional scalability. all program codes are meticulously developed and implemented in the c programming language. the humidity sensing unit efficiently transmits the collected raw binary data of humidity via a three-wire digital interface to the main control chip. this data is subsequently processed by the built-in nonlinear compensation algorithm, yielding precise physical quantity values. the refined processing results are then seamlessly transmitted through the bus to the lcd display module for clear visual output. the software component is expertly developed using the keil 5 integrated development environment. the software flowchart of the system is illustrated in figure 2. start stm32 configure initialization wifi serial port initialization oled wifi/ button settings manual mode direct button control water pump/ light/ fan set humidity upper limit set temperature upper limit set light lower limit lower limitupper limitupper limit turn on the fan turn on the water pump turn on the light buzzer audible visual alarm buzzer audible visual alarm oled lcd display return y n yy n fig 2. flowchart of system 81 during the execution of the main program loop, the key trigger status is initially detected. upon detection of user operation, the system enters the threshold setting mode to update the upper limit value of the alarm. subsequently, the data acquisition process is initiated to retrieve the sensor's raw data and perform accuracy calibration, followed by threshold comparison and evaluation. if the environmental humidity is found to exceed the safety range, the system promptly activates the sound and light alarm device and automatically maintains the alarm state until the environmental parameters fall back below the threshold. in the realm of industrial process control, data acquisition systems face significant challenges due to the complex electromagnetic environments they encounter. the pervasive electromagnetic interference presents at production sites [23] overlays high-frequency noise onto the weak analog signals emitted by sensors, severely compromising measurement accuracy and emerging as the principal technical bottleneck for these systems. to address this, digital filtering algorithms and self-recovery mechanisms for abnormal states are integrated at the software level, creating a synergistic software-hardware solution for noise suppression. 3. system module design 3.1. temperature acquisition module the temperature acquisition module is realized by controlling the ds18b20 digital temperature sensor, and conducts data interaction with the stm32 microcontroller using the single-bus protocol. finally, the measurement results are presented on the oled display screen [4]. the execution process of this subroutine includes the following key operations: firstly, complete the initialization configuration of the gpio port, and then send a reset pulse to start the sensor communication protocol. when the response signal of ds18b20 is detected, the temperature data reading and format conversion are performed, and finally the processed data packet is transmitted to the display unit to complete the periodic task. 3.2. soil moisture and light intensity collection module the soil moisture and light intensity detection modules are both realized through the built-in adc analog-to-digital conversion unit of the microcontroller. both adopt the same data processing architecture and only distinguish multiple parameters by selecting different adc input channels. the analog signal output by the sensor is transmitted to the designated adc pin through the signal conditioning circuit (configured as b0 and b1 channels in this system), and then quantization conversion is performed after initialization by the adc module. configure the working mode of the target adc channel and perform module initialization to start the conversion process and obtain the original data: ad_value_temp = read_adc(0), perform the 8-bit data sequence reading operation, and convert the obtained digital quantity into physical quantity values. this conversion process strictly follows the standard adc workflow. the key operations include: analog signal sampling and holding, successive approximation quantization conversion, serial reading of digital quantity and numerical reconstruction. the system achieves the precise extraction and synthesis of data bits through cyclic shift and bit operation instructions [5], ensuring the accuracy of the measurement results. 3.3. hardware design module the key interface adopts a four-pin mechanical switch element. in practical applications, only two sets of signal lines need to be connected (the electrical characteristics between the pins are the same). its core detection mechanism is based on the recognition of gpio port level status: when the key is triggered, the corresponding i/o port level jumps from high (1) to low (0), and the main control chip triggers the function response by real-time scanning of the port status changes. the four function keys are respectively defined as: increment key: forward switching of parameters/modes; subtraction key: reverse adjustment of parameters/modes; confirmation key: parameter writing and interface jump; manual control key: emergency drainage trigger [6]. the functions of each key are managed in layers, and differentiated control functions are mapped on different operation interfaces (parameter setting, real-time monitoring, historical query). in the software implementation, a two-level anti-false touch mechanism is strictly adopted: at the hardware level, a 10kω pull-up resistor is configured to ensure the stability of the level, and at the software level, a 20ms state filtering delay is implanted to effectively eliminate the risk of false triggering caused by mechanical jitter. it is mainly applied to the setting of alarm thresholds (such as upper and lower limits of humidity, range of light intensity, and other parameter configurations). during the operation of the main program, real-time polling is conducted to monitor whether each sensor parameter is within the preset safety range. once a parameter out-of-bounds event is detected, the sound and light alarm subsystem is activated immediately. the alarm drive circuit of this system adopts an active buzzer as the core alarm device. its electrical drive characteristics are similar to those of a conventional speaker, and it requires a relatively large working current (usually ≥30ma) to produce sound normally. the direct drive capability of the gpio port of the far ultramicro controller (the typical output current at ttl level is ≤20ma). when pb12 outputs a high level (3.3v), the be junction of the transistor is forward biased and conducts, the power supply circuit of the buzzer closes (vcc→ buzzer → transistor ce→gnd), and the device continues to sound. when pb12 is set to a low level (0v), the transistor cuts off, the circuit is disconnected and the sound stops [7]. the wireless communication scheme is implemented by using the esp8266 module, communicating with the main controller through the uart serial communication protocol, and cooperating with the at instruction set to complete the wifi data transmission function[8]. the working voltage range of the module is 3-3.6v dc, the peak rf output power is 20dbm, the instantaneous working current reaches 240ma, and the serial port rate configuration is 115200bps. the hardware connection only requires the establishment of a four-wire communication link to build the physical layer connection between the main control system and the wireless module. the module is configured in ap mode to establish an independent wireless hotspot. mobile terminal devices can receive the sensor data stream (parameters such as temperature, humidity, and smoke concentration) transmitted through the wifi channel in real time. the communication protocol stack strictly follows the lwip architecture[9], and 82 realizes the functions of network parameter configuration and data transparent transmission through a streamlined sequence of at instructions. 4. system testing and analysis to validate the stability and effectiveness of the intelligent monitoring system for greenhouse conditions powered by the internet of things, comprehensive system tests and performance analyses were conducted. the goal was to confirm its stability, accuracy, and user-friendliness. the test results indicate that the system can precisely collect and process data from various sensors and automatically adjust the greenhouse environment based on predefined rules. in the event of abnormalities, the system promptly issues alerts to guide managers in taking appropriate actions. from an economic perspective, the implementation of this internet of things management system has markedly enhanced the yield and quality of greenhouse crops, reduced the consumption of energy and water resources, and broadened the profit margins in agricultural production. the application of this system has demonstrably improved economic benefits by increasing crop yield and quality, decreasing resource usage, and expanding profitability in agricultural endeavors. 5. summary the intelligent greenhouse monitoring system, leveraging internet of things technology, markedly enhances the efficiency and stability of environmental management by means of precise data collection and automated control, thereby offering a more scientific and intelligent solution for greenhouse management. looking ahead, as sensor technology continues to advance and communication technology is further optimized, the system's accuracy and response speed will see substantial improvements. this will facilitate more diversified and refined environmental regulation, propelling the advancement of greenhouse environmental management to a higher level. references [1] li yuqiang huawei: empowering agriculture with digital technology [n]. agricultural science and technology news, october 26, 2021 (004). doi: 10.28608/n.cnki. nnykj. 2011. 001093. 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[9] kamil a a ,mousa j a, rahaim a a l. smart cloud computing system for environment based on mqtt protocol and node mcu (esp8266) [j].journal europ éen des systèmes automatisés, 2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 41 design and implementation of intelligent water dispenser system kunlin miao, runliu wang zhengzhou university of light industry, zhengzhou henan, 450000, china abstract: with advancing technology and rising living standards, smart home appliances are experiencing growing market demand. as essential devices in both residential and public environments, water dispensers play a vital role in daily hydration. however, conventional water dispensers often fail to meet personalized user requirements and present numerous operational limitations. to address these challenges, this study develops an intelligent water dispenser system utilizing an stm32 microcontroller. the system implements key functional modules including precision temperature regulation, wifi-enabled wireless communication, audible alarm notification, and automated dispensing control. the proposed system employs an stm32 microcontroller as its central processing unit, featuring an optimized hardware architecture that ensures robust inter-component synchronization through carefully designed circuit implementation. on the software level, the system integrates dedicated control algorithms for precise temperature regulation, intelligent alarm mechanisms, and wireless communication protocols. extensive experimental validation confirms the system's operational stability across all functional modules. compared with conventional solutions, this stm32-based intelligent water dispenser not only retains core functionalities but also significantly enhances usercustomizable features and operational efficiency. keywords: intelligent water dispenser; automatic mode; internet of things. 1. introduction in the rapidly evolving information age, iot technologies and intelligent systems have become deeply integrated into all aspects of modern life. this transformation is particularly evident in home environments, where conventional devices are being progressively upgraded with smart capabilities including daily-use water dispensing equipment. traditional water dispensers increasingly demonstrate functional limitations, particularly in terms of operational flexibility and intelligent features. to address these shortcomings, nextgeneration smart water dispensers have emerged as an innovative solution. they not only provide efficient water heating with precise temperature adjustment capabilities but also incorporate intelligent sensor-based control mechanisms. furthermore, they enable remote operation and user interaction through connected interfaces. such sophisticated functionality better aligns with contemporary demands for smart home integration and personalized user experiences. this research focuses on developing an intelligent water dispenser system based on stm32 microcontroller technology[1]. beginning with an analysis of the stm32's operational principles and technical characteristics, the study systematically progresses through the complete design and implementation process[2]. the hardware architecture is carefully designed according to the functional requirements and stm32's capabilities, while software development leverages the microcontroller's library functions for optimal implementation. following comprehensive system testing and performance optimization, the final design delivers a practical, stable, and user-friendly intelligent water dispensing solution. 2. current research status with the continuous development and progress of modern science and technology, society is increasingly moving towards digitalization, and internet of things (iot) technology is gradually entering people's lives. at first, the main function of a water dispenser was merely to provide hot water and purified water[3]. however, with the advancement of technology, this market has gradually developed, adding more functions and options. for instance, water temperature can be adjusted, and some water dispensers even have the ability to purify water quality[4]. however, while the domestic water dispenser market is developing rapidly, it has also exposed many problems[5]. most water dispensers are cumbersome to operate, consume a lot of electricity, some are highly noisy, and hygiene and safety are difficult to guarantee. according to a survey, the market demand for water dispensers is shifting towards intelligence, multifunctionality, and safety and stability. at present, the smart water dispensers on the market take energy conservation, health and convenience as important functions. the prominent automation feature of smart water dispensers can greatly facilitate people's lives and have a wide range of applications. they are also very convenient to use in some special places. in the field of smart home devices, especially the smart water dispensers based on stm32, their advantages such as accurate temperature control, automated operation mode, energy-saving design and user-friendly interface undoubtedly can well solve the existing problems of water dispensers, better meet the demands of the domestic market, and provide people with convenient and high-quality drinking water. in recent years, the trend of intelligence and environmental protection has become increasingly evident in the water dispenser market. many consumers in europe and america have begun to shift their demands for water dispensers towards high-quality experiences such as intelligent control and energy conservation and environmental protection[6]. however, products that achieve these functions are still relatively few in the market. the stm32 microcontroller will 42 bring new opportunities to this market. its powerful functions and high performance make the development of smart water dispensers possible[7]. for instance, it can precisely control temperature and automatically perform tasks, all of which meet the demands of foreign consumers. 3. system function description 3.1. temperature detection function in the intelligent water dispenser system, to meet users' demands for drinking water temperature, the temperature detection function is particularly important. this function ensures that the water dispenser can provide water at an appropriate temperature, meeting the drinking needs of users in different situations. the temperature detection function not only affects the user experience but also involves the efficiency of energy conservation and the safety of equipment operation. the main task of temperature detection is to continuously monitor water temperature and ensure that it is within the range set by the user. when the water temperature detected by the system deviates from the set value, it can automatically start heating to adjust to the appropriate temperature. the realization of the temperature detection function relies on temperature sensors. high-precision digital temperature sensors compatible with stm32, such as ds18b20, have been selected. this type of sensor directly outputs digital signals, which are easy for stm32 to read and reduce the interference of analog signals, thereby improving the accuracy of detection. 3.2. data collection and processing the stm32 is connected to the temperature sensor via a serial communication interface and regularly reads the temperature data. the digital output of the sensor makes data acquisition and processing much simpler. by writing the corresponding driver program, stm32 can obtain temperature data at regular intervals and store it in the internal memory. 3.3. temperature control logic the temperature control logic is the core of this function. the system controls the on and off of the heater by comparing the real-time water temperature with the preset water temperature. 3.4. user interface users can easily set the required water temperature through the user interface. the system can also display the current water temperature, allowing users to intuitively understand the status of the water dispenser and adjust the preset temperature as needed. in summary, the temperature detection function, through high-precision sensors, effective data processing, and intelligent temperature control strategies, provides users with instant hot or cold water that meets their needs. the entire design process fully demonstrates the powerful performance and multi-functionality of the stm32 microcontroller, making the smart water dispenser more in line with the needs of modern families. 3.5. heating temperature mode function to better serve users and meet more diverse water demands, the intelligent water dispenser system based on stm32 is equipped with the function of switching between heating and normal temperature modes. this function also reflects the energy-saving and user-friendly features of the smart water dispenser. the heating/room temperature mode function involves the water dispenser's understanding and response to the user's usage scenarios. it can flexibly switch between maintaining water temperature and heating water temperature according to the user's actual needs. when the system is in heating mode, it will use the internal heater to raise the water temperature to the preset water temperature by the user. the stm32 controller is responsible for monitoring and regulating the working status of the heater to ensure that the heating is automatically cut off when the target temperature is reached, preventing overheating and energy waste. in normal temperature mode, there is no need for a heating function, and the water dispenser will provide roomtemperature water. users can select the heating or normal temperature mode through the interface. summary: the heating/room temperature mode function enables the water dispenser to serve the needs of different users. the powerful functions and flexible programming capabilities of stm32 make this feature possible, thereby enhancing the overall value of the intelligent water dispenser system. 3.6. wifi transmission control function the wifi transmission control function is a key component of smart water dispensers, making remote interaction between the device and users possible. this function provides information sending and receiving through wireless networks, enabling remote configuration of device parameters and realtime monitoring of their status. the wifi transmission control function plays a crucial role. this function enables the smart water dispenser to connect to the user's mobile device or home network via wireless network, achieving remote control and status monitoring. the realization of wifi functionality depends on the selection of the wifi module and its effective matching with the stm32 controller. when selecting the model, factors such as power consumption, stability, transmission speed and cost should be taken into account. it is necessary to choose a module that meets the performance requirements and connect it to the stm32 through a serial communication interface. 3.7. user interface design users can interact with the water dispenser through a dedicated application on their smartphones or other mobile devices. the application visually presents the working status of the water dispenser and allows users to send control instructions, such as temperature setting and mode switching. summary: the wifi transmission control function provides a high degree of flexibility in use and user convenience for smart water dispensers. through remote control via wireless networks, users can manage the conditions of their drinking water more precisely and easily, while the safety and maintainability of the system are also guaranteed. the realization of this function symbolizes a significant step forward for smart homes in the process of convenience and intelligence. 43 3.8. anti-dry burning/water shortage alarm function in the design of the intelligent water dispenser system based on stm32, the anti-dry-burning alarm function is indispensable to ensure safe use. this function will alert the user when the water level is too low. for this reason, the antidry burning alarm function can be automatically activated to promptly remind the user to replenish the water source, preventing damage to the equipment and potential safety hazards caused by dry burning. the core objective of the anti-dry-burning alarm function is to monitor the water level in the water dispenser in real time to ensure that there is sufficient water during the heating process and prevent dry-burning. once the water level is detected to be too low, the system will immediately activate the alarm mechanism and send out an alarm signal. in terms of hardware, a highly sensitive water level sensor is installed in the system to monitor the water level in the water tank in real time. meanwhile, the system is also equipped with a buzzer for emitting warning sounds and an led warning light, informing users in a dual way of graphics and sound. in summary, the anti-dry-burning alarm function in the intelligent water dispenser system based on stm32 not only enhances safety guarantees but also increases the intelligence level of the system. through precise water level monitoring and timely alarm response, the risk of safety accidents has been greatly reduced, making smart water dispensers more reliable and user-friendly. 3.9. water outlet function the water outlet function of the water pump is one of the core functions in the intelligent water dispenser system, which is directly related to the continuity and stability of the water supply of the water dispenser. to achieve this function, this system first needs to select an appropriate water pump and manage the start and stop of the water pump through precise control of the stm32 microcontroller. the water pump's water outlet function responds to the user's water outlet request, drives the water pump to work, and transports the water in the storage tank to the water outlet. to ensure a smooth and continuous water discharge process, this system has carefully designed the control logic of the water pump and selected appropriate hardware components to achieve this function. in the selection of water pumps, this design needs to take into account factors such as durability, power supply voltage, flow rate, and compatibility with microcontrollers. the selected water pump should have sufficient flow to meet daily usage and be capable of operating efficiently under the condition that the power supply voltage matches the output port voltage of the microcontroller. in addition, the operating noise of the water pump also needs to be controlled within a range that users can accept. 3.10. user interface interaction the user interface serves as a bridge for human-computer interaction and is closely linked to the water discharge function of the water pump. the stm32 microcontroller needs to process data from the user interface and convert operation instructions into water pump control signals. in conclusion, the design and implementation of the water pump's water discharge function form the foundation of the system's operation, which is accomplished through the efficient processing capabilities and diverse control methods of the stm32 microcontroller. by optimizing the selection and control logic of the water pump, as well as the coordinated operation of the entire system, it can be ensured that the intelligent water dispenser provides stable and reliable services during the user's usage process. stm32 microcontroller: as the core of the hardware system, it is used to receive various data from sensors and process them, and then drive each actuator to act based on the processing results, achieving the automatic control of the water dispenser. temperature detection and control module: a temperature sensor is installed to detect the temperature of drinking water in real time, and the heating element is controlled by the stm32 microcontroller to reach the preset temperature. lcd display screen: it is used to show important information such as the current water temperature and operation menu, providing a good user interface. stm32 temperature sensor usb 5v lcd 1602 wifi module buzzer alarm relay controlkeyboard module water level sensor fig 1. overall block diagram of module functions 44 water level sensor and alarm module: if the water level in the water tank is too low, the water level sensor will send a signal to the stm32 microcontroller. to prevent dry burning, the buzzer will perform an alarm task. wifi transmission module: by connecting to the wifi module, the water dispenser can be connected to the internet, and users can remotely control it through the mobile phone app. relay module: relays are used to control water pumps and heaters to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the system. key module: the key design enables user mode selection and the temperature setting required by the user. power module: provides stable power supply to ensure the stable operation of the system. the overall block diagram of the stm32 system module functions is shown as fig 1. 4. function design 4.1. temperature detection section the ds18b20 is a digital temperature sensor applying single-bus technology launched by dallas semiconductor corporation of the united states. its main technical features are as follows: when it is connected to a single-chip microcomputer, only one port line is needed to achieve bidirectional communication between the single-chip microcomputer and the ds18b20. it supports multiple nodes, greatly simplifying the line architecture design and hardware cost of the distributed multipoint temperature measurement system; no external components are required for temperature measurement: it can be powered by a data cable and features an ultra-low power consumption working mode: the temperature measurement range is -55 to +125℃, and the temperature measurement accuracy is ±0.5℃. the temperature conversion accuracy can be set to 9 to 12 bits through programming, and the temperature conversion value can be directly output in the form of 16-bit binary code. because it is a digital output and only occupies a single i/o port, it is very suitable for various temperature detection and control systems controlled by microprocessors. it eliminates the a/d conversion and more complex peripheral circuits required when connecting analog temperature sensors to microprocessor interfaces, reduces the system volume, and enhances the system reliability. each ds18b20 temperature sensor is equipped with a unique 64-bit rom code. this code consists of three parts: the first 8 digits represent the product series code, which is used to distinguish different types of products; the middle 48 digits represent the unique product serial number, which is a distinctive 15-digit decimal code. through addressing technology, the identification of each chip can be achieved. the last 8 bits are the cyclic redundancy check (crc) code, which is used to verify the accuracy of data transmission. this unique coding system enables multiple ds18b20 sensors to communicate via a single data line without data confusion, greatly simplifying the implementation of multi-point temperature measurement. this design adopts the ds18b20 temperature sensor to detect the temperature in indoor spaces. the ds18b20 is a digital temperature sensor. compared with traditional temperature sensors, it outputs digital signals, which enables it to interface directly with a single-chip microcomputer and display the data on the lcd1602 lcd screen. its small size and high sealing performance make it applicable in many different occasions, such as cold storage, grain silos, automobiles and other fields. in addition, the ds18b20's ease of use, strong anti-interference ability, high precision and other advantages also provide a guarantee for its wide application. the hardware connection circuit of ds18b20 is shown in fig.2. fig 2. circuit diagram of the temperature sensor41 4.2. key design in the intelligent water dispenser system based on stm32, the button design is an important component of the user interface. this system adopts touch keys to provide a simple and modern appearance and operation feel. one end of the key is pulled up and connected to the gpio port of the stm32 microcontroller, while the other end is grounded. the jitter removal function is achieved through software delay clipping to ensure the accurate response of the key. the key functions include temperature increase and decrease, heating, and water outlet control. the signal triggered by each key will be captured by the interrupt management system of the stm32 and trigger the corresponding service program to achieve a rapid response to the user's input requirements. when a key is pressed, it will pull up or down the corresponding gpio electrical signal. the stm32 microcontroller determines whether a key has been pressed by monitoring the changes in the gpio electrical signal and processes it. by writing the key scanning function into the program, the functions that this system needs to achieve are executed. the water sensor is a cost-effective and user-friendly water level identification and detection sensor. it measures water droplets or water volume through a series of exposed parallel wires, thereby determining the water level. this sensor can easily convert the changes in water level into signals of high and low levels, and these signals can be directly read by the single-chip microcomputer. this module mainly utilizes the current amplification principle of transistors: when the liquid level height causes the base of the transistor to conduct with the positive terminal of the power supply, a certain magnitude of current will be generated between the base and the emitter of the transistor. at this time, a current of a certain amplification factor will be generated between the collector and the emitter of the transistor. this current passes through the resistance of the emitter to generate a characteristic voltage, which is collected by the ad converter.42 circuit design: the water sensor is installed in the water tank of the water dispenser, and the two ends of the sensor are 45 connected to the adc (analog-to-digital converter) channel of stm32. by using the on-board adc of the stm32 for voltage measurement, water level information can be indirectly obtained. ad conversion: the stm32 reads the voltage across the sensor through its adc module. as the water level rises, the resistance decreases and the voltage drops. the current water level height is obtained through calculation. vcc (+) : positive terminal interface of the power supply. connect the positive terminal of an external power supply of 3 to 5v to the 5v or 3v pin of the single-chip microcomputer. gnd (-) : power negative terminal interface, external power negative terminal or ground gnd, connected to the gnd of the single-chip microcomputer. ao (s) : analog signal output port, connected to the adc acquisition pin of the single-chip microcomputer. 4.3. buzzer alarm circuit in the intelligent water dispenser system, the buzzer alarm circuit is a crucial notification component, responsible for alerting users when there is no water. by monitoring the signal from the water level sensor, once a water shortage state is detected, the system will activate the buzzer to emit a sound to alert the user. 43 an electromagnetic buzzer is selected. this model of buzzer can operate normally at a working voltage of 5v and is suitable for use with stm32 microcontrollers. after being powered on, the io port of the stm32 microcontroller outputs a high-level signal. to control the buzzer to sound, a high-level conduction type transistor should be selected. in this design, the npn transistor of model s8050 is used. the reason for choosing the s8050 type npn transistor is that its high-level conduction characteristic matches the io port of the stm32 microcontroller, ensuring that the buzzer can conduct and sound at the given high level. the base of the transistor is connected to the io port through a 1kω resistor. the purpose is to limit the base current required to drive the transistor and prevent damage to the io port of the single-chip microcomputer. the connection method of the circuit is as follows: io port: the output port of the stm32 microcontroller, connected to the base of the s8050 transistor through a 1kω current-limiting resistor. transistor: s8050 npn type, with the base connected to the current-limiting resistor and the line control io port, the emitter grounded, and the collector connected to the positive terminal of the buzzer, to complete signal amplification and switch control. the positive terminal of the buzzer is connected to the collector of the transistor, and the negative terminal is directly grounded. through the above design, when the stm32 single-chip microcomputer detects that the water level is lower than the preset level and outputs a high level to the io port, it will conduct the s8050 transistor, providing power to the buzzer and causing an alarm sound. 5. main program design the main purpose of the software module is to comprehensively handle and implement the design process of the intelligent water dispenser. the first step of the process is to complete the configuration of the pins of the stm32 microcontroller, ensuring that the pin allocation for each module is reasonable. the subsequent steps involve the initialization of each module, including the detection of the current ambient temperature using the ds18b20 temperature sensor and its initialization on the lcd screen, which displays the measured temperature and other relevant information. after the system enters the judgment logic stage, if it detects that the water volume of the water dispenser is empty, it will immediately activate the buzzer to sound the alarm, thereby preventing the possible risk of dry burning. conversely, if there is sufficient water inside, the system will continue to evaluate the water usage mode set by the user room temperature or heating. for the selection of the normal temperature mode, the system will directly instruct the relay to open and perform the water discharge operation. in the heating mode, the system first determines whether the current water temperature has not reached the set minimum temperature standard. only when it is confirmed that the water temperature is indeed lower than the minimum standard will the system activate the heating mechanism and control the water output through a relay after the water temperature meets the requirements. the initialization of the ds18b20 sensor is the first step in temperature acquisition. its goal is to activate the sensor and ensure that it is ready to receive subsequent instructions. the initialization process includes detecting the presence of pulses and sending initialization instructions. it should be noted that the power supply to the sensor must be stable and reliable to avoid reading errors. after the sensor responds, the stm32 microcontroller issues a temperature reading instruction through a single-bus protocol. 5.1. key subprogram design the key circuit of this design is relatively simple, mainly including four function keys: temperature addition and subtraction, heating, and water pump water discharge. these keys are controlled by four pins on the single-chip microcomputer, among which the pins on the same side are connected. all the keys are connected in parallel. just connect the corresponding pins to complete the basic setup of the circuit. the basis for the key to work is the detection of lowlevel signals. in the main program loop, the system continuously scans and detects low-level signals. when a key is pressed, the system detects a low level, and immediately the single-chip microcomputer triggers a signal interrupt, thereby activating the corresponding key processing subroutine. the four buttons each correspond to different functions: temperature increase and decrease, heating, and water pump discharge. they may perform different functions in different interfaces of the system. to achieve this, the system handles their respective operations through four independent functions, and during the execution process, it pays attention to adding necessary delays to ensure the stability and accuracy of key operations. in the key subroutine, it is first necessary to constantly detect the status of each key. this is achieved by checking whether the level of the key interface is low. generally, a low level indicates that the key has been pressed. 5.2. buzzer alarm subroutine in this system, the positive terminal of the buzzer is connected to a transistor to increase the current flowing through the buzzer. to prevent the transistor from being directly conducted, a 1k current-limiting resistor needs to be added to the circuit. its working principle is as follows: a high-level signal is output through the io port of the single46 chip microcomputer. when the io port outputs a high level, the transistor conducts and the buzzer can produce sound normally. on the contrary, when the io port outputs a low level, the transistor will cut off the current, causing the buzzer to stop sounding. through this design, not only was the buzzer successfully driven, but it also ensured that the system could precisely control the working state of the buzzer as needed. 5.3. subroutine design for lcd1602 liquid crystal display in the display system, the lcd1602 liquid crystal device is selected for use. this type of display is suitable for various display effects, and the background light can be adjusted according to the actual situation. this method significantly simplifies the complexity of software design. under this framework, the work that the software needs to do is to convert the visual elements of the user interface including images and their positions on the screen into specific instructions and data for display. 5.4. wifi subroutine design in the design of this system, esp8266 was selected as the wireless communication module. it can be connected to the single-chip microcomputer through simple serial communication. by sending a specific at instruction set, it can achieve wireless data transmission and effectively utilize the wifi hotspot mode supported by this module for communication. the power supply voltage requirement for the esp8266 module to operate is between 3 and 3.6 volts, with a peak output power of 20dbm. in terms of peak current, it consumes approximately 240 milliamperes. to ensure the stability and high speed of data transmission, this system selects a baud rate of 115200 for communication. to achieve the connection between the esp8266 module and the singlechip microcomputer, only a 3.3-volt power line, ground wire (gnd), and transmission (txd) and reception (rxd) data lines need to be connected to complete the process smoothly. this connection method not only simplifies the hardware layout but also ensures the reliability of data transmission. in addition, once the esp8266 module starts working, the mobile phone will be able to receive data information from wifi, which provides a convenient remote monitoring and operation solution for the system. in this way, users can easily check the status of the water dispenser through their mobile phones, making the operation of the entire system more convenient and user-friendly. 6. conclusion leveraging the stm32 microcontroller and integrated sensor technology, this design implements a comprehensive smart water dispenser system featuring real-time temperature monitoring, precise water level detection, automated heating control, and alarm functionality, demonstrating significant potential for modern living applications. references 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non-contact; spectral analysis; lambert-beer law. 1. introduction currently, most commonly available devices for measuring alcohol concentration are based on refractive index methods. this method involves creating standard gradients of alcohol concentration and using an abbe refractometer to measure the refractive index of standards, from which a standard curve for alcohol is plotted. samples’ refractive indices are then measured and used with this curve to calculate their alcohol concentrations. however, this method has significant accuracy deviations due to temperature fluctuations and external light interference. additionally, infrared spectroscopy combined with partial least squares regression [1] has been experimentally validated as applicable for quantitative analysis of ethanol content in liquor, yielding successful results. the quantitative analysis demonstrated that the relative error between measurements and gas chromatography results did not exceed 0.81%, with a recovery rate ranging from 99.2% to 100.8%, indicating high accuracy and reliability of this model. furthermore, this method has significant advantages in terms of operability, convenience, cleanliness, and non-destructiveness, making it highly applicable. it has strong potential in the field of ethanol detection in liquor and can serve as a reference method. besides these methods, there are also gas chromatography, hydrometers, spectrophotometry, densitometry, and threedimensional fluorescence methods among others [2]. the three-dimensional fluorescence method identifies ethanol as a fluorescent substance; when its volume fraction is less than 50%, the fluorescence intensity of its characteristic peak correlates with its volumetric concentration. many researchers have done research on non-contact method to measure alcohol concentration. for instance, zhao leihong’s team proposed a non-contact measurement technique for alcoholic gases using a bp neural network algorithm for nonlinear processing based on neural network calibration algorithms. zhou yang’s team utilized fouriertransform infrared spectroscopy along with a tsl245 optical frequency converter as a receiver to measure different concentrations of alcoholic solutions and identified spectral ranges sensitive to alcohol concentration between 1250 nm and 1350 nm. to solve temperature effects, fu qingbo’s team employed four solutions: direct calibration, global calibration, orthogonal signal processing, and generalized least squares weighting methods to mitigate temperature effect on the overall system performance. due to various limitations present in current market instruments for measuring alcohol concentration, existing devices are often unsuitable for accurate, rapid non-contact measurements in practical applications [3,4]. with the developments of optoelectronic technology, non-testing measurement techniques are continuously being developed and applied across various fields. scholars both domestically and internationally are engaged in research within this area. examples include albert mozer’s team abroad which developed a high-precision real-time method for detecting alcohol concentration using infrared spectroscopy; similarly, michel toual’s team researched breath gas analysis techniques for detecting alcohol based on infrared spectroscopy and laser technology. domestic researchers have also developed numerous non-contact alcohol concentration measurement systems focusing on key technologies; a typical example is peng chuang’s team which designed an alcohol testing system centered around microcontroller technology that meets detection requirements. this device does not limit itself to spectrometers or spectrophotometers but utilizes photodiodes as spectral detection sensors instead. for data processing, compact microcontrollers were selected for ease of integration which reduced equipment costs while enhancing portability of the device. the focus of designing devices based on near-infrared spectroscopy lies in identifying suitable wavelength light sources and establishing a mathematical model relating light attenuation to alcohol concentration. given that photodiodes exhibit good linear performance, established models can be transformed into new models representing relationships between voltage signals and alcohol concentrations. 29 furthermore, by replacing light sources with appropriate wavelengths along with corresponding types of photodiodes, this device can also be utilized for detecting concentrations in other solutions as well as mixed solutions; thus, it holds promising application prospects. 2. principles of alcohol measurement 2.1. selection of light source different ethanol concentrations result in distinct absorption characteristics and transmission peaks of the solution, with significant variations occurring particularly between wavelengths of 200 nm to 600 nm.[5] the use of infrared light for measuring alcohol concentration[6], particularly near-infrared spectroscopy, is rapid and does not damage the sample, reducing sample costs and requiring less technical expertise from operators. this method has broad applications, including in pharmaceutical chemistry [7]. spectral analysis is a widely used analytical technique, with common methods including transmission spectroscopy and reflection spectroscopy. a detailed comparison of these methods reveals that while each has its advantages and disadvantages, our experimental measurements lean more towards transmission spectroscopy. in transmission spectroscopy, the sample is placed between the light source and the detector, which measures the transmitted light through the sample. in reflection spectroscopy, the detector is on the same side as the light source, collecting reflected light. the former method offers simpler measurements and more direct quantitative analysis; however, in reflection spectroscopy, the reflected light includes both specular and diffuse reflections. while diffuse reflections carry information about the structure and composition of the sample, their propagation path within tissues is complex. thus, although quantitative analysis is theoretically possible, this complexity leads to dispersed outgoing light with limited information and weak signal strength, significantly increasing requirements for probes and making accuracy difficult to ensure. although sample thickness has a significant impact on transmission spectroscopy, its simpler measurement process and more direct quantitative analysis make it preferable compared to the weaker signals and complex quantitative analysis associated with reflection spectroscopy; thus, this study opts to utilize transmission spectroscopy for research purposes. near-infrared spectroscopy (nir) [8,9] has rapidly developed in recent years as a fast detection method that allows for both qualitative and quantitative analysis of substances simultaneously; thus it has been widely adopted. the advantages of near-infrared spectroscopy include its preprocessing capabilities, low cost, low pollution levels, retention of chemical properties of substances, and environmental friendliness, making it suitable for widespread application in alcohol detection. based on the principle of infrared absorption, this technology utilizes the interaction between molecular substances and infrared light at specific wavelengths. in common infrared absorption spectra, alcohol molecules absorb infrared light at specific wavelengths. measuring devices typically emit an infrared beam through a region containing an alcohol sample and then receive the transmitted infrared light. the detector within these measuring devices detects the intensity of transmitted light and calculates alcohol concentration based on variations in this intensity. this occurs because higher alcohol concentrations result in more alcohol molecules absorbing infrared light, leading to a decrease in transmitted light intensity. 2.2. lambert-beer law based on the study of the lambert-beer law, we obtained that different substances absorb light intensity to varying degrees. therefore, when measuring a substance, it is advisable to select a wavelength at which the substance has a relatively high absorbance for detection [1]. the mathematical expression of the lambert-beer law is: in this equation, a is absorbance, t is transmittance (the ratio of transmitted light intensity (i) to incident light intensity (i0)); k is the molar absorptivity coefficient, which is related to the properties of the absorbing substance and the wavelength (λ) of the incident light; c is the concentration of the absorbing substance in mol/l; and b is the thickness of the absorbing layer in cm. when a beam of monochromatic light [2] passes through a solution being measured, its intensity decreases according to the solution’s absorbance. the length through which the transmitted light travels can be standardized using calibrated instruments. therefore, under consistent standards, one can eliminate the influences of k and b and indirectly measure the concentration of the substance being tested through transmittance. 3. system design 3.1. overall system structure the design of the system for measuring alcohol concentration primarily includes mechanical structure, sensor filtering and sampling circuits, main control systems, humancomputer interaction programs, and data processing. the system block diagram is shown in figure 1; both main control and data processing are performed by an stm32f103 microcontroller. sensor filtering and sampling consist of a 120 nm infrared led, an ingaas photodiode pd1300130d32, and a 16-bit adc sampling chip ads1115. humancomputer interaction is facilitated by the stm32 microcontroller. the alcohol concentration measurement system constructed based on this design is illustrated in figure 2. when operational, the stm32f103 microcontroller drives the infrared led to emit light through an alcohol liquid sample; on the opposite side, an ingaas photodiode detects real-time voltage changes which are then input into a prewritten data model for concentration calculation displayed on a screen. the overall structure does not require high-cost optical components; thus, this design can be controlled at very low costs when used as a development module, lowering barriers for mass production or commercialization. a description of implementing digital filtering methods with microcontrollers follows [10, 11, 12]; such low-power embedded systems can be widely used in data acquisition fields. digital filtering techniques have significant advantages over analog filtering in addressing low-frequency interference and random signal noise reduction. they also offer many benefits such as fast computation speeds and flexible adjustment of filter characteristics to resolve issues like slow acquisition speeds and random errors in data collection. researching feasible digital signal processing kbcta  )/1lg( 30 methods within low-capacity systems like microcontrollers holds significant importance. commonly used digital filtering algorithms include: clipping filter, median filter, arithmetic mean filter, weighted average filter, moving average filter, low-pass filter, and composite filter. analyzing the application environment for microcontrollers allows these algorithms to be validated and applied in practice. clipping filter: this method calculates the increment between two consecutive sampled values collected during measurements. a predetermined maximum value δy is set; then this δy is compared with increments collected during sampling sessions. if an increment is less than or equal to δy, it is considered valid data; if greater than δy, then only data from the previous sample session is regarded as valid data instead. median filter: this method involves taking n (“n” means numerous) consecutive samples where n is typically an odd number, sorting these n values, and selecting the middle value as the final sampled value outputted after filtering processes occur. arithmetic mean filter: this method involves continuously collecting n samples where their values are averaged arithmetically; thus yielding an average value as output after filtering operations occur during measurement sessions conducted thereafter. weighted average filter: this algorithm applies weighted averages by assigning different weights to each data point within an input sequence while ensuring that all weights sum up to one; thus resulting from multiplying n sampled values by their respective weights before summing them together yields final output results obtained after filtration procedures take place thereafter. moving average filter: this method retrieves valid sampled values by averaging current samples with those from previous n-1 sessions conducted beforehand. low-pass filter: the difference equation algorithm follows y_n = a*x_n + (1-a)* y_(n-1), where this equation simulates low-pass filters based upon its principles during operation phases executed thereafter. the specific operational process for composite filtering involves first removing impulse interference components from data using median filtering algorithms; subsequently applying recursive averaging methods on remaining data post-median filtration processes have been applied previously thereafter. within low-power embedded systems like microcontrollers that possess limited computational capabilities relative to higher-end systems available today, these digital filtering algorithms have gained widespread applications owing largely due mainly because they effectively address various challenges encountered throughout data acquisition processes while improving overall accuracy and reliability levels achieved therein. figure 1. block diagram of system figure 2. system for alcohol concentration measurement 3.2. independent component architecture design 3.2.1. hardware design after comparing, a commonly used 10 mm quartz cuvette is selected, with the sensor and infrared led positioned on either side of the cuvette. the reserved holes on both sides are designated for the placement of the light source and sensor. the led and sensor should not contact the glass surface of the cuvette to prevent minor friction. additionally, a central hole is reserved for a temperature sensor to monitor the temperature of the alcohol sample in real-time. the internal wall structure incorporates four crossbars to precisely position the two glass surfaces of the cuvette, 31 ensuring minimal movement during alcohol concentration measurement, as shown in figure 3. the back structure of the device includes reserved interfaces for circuit board modules, facilitating easy installation of the circuit board; the overall mechanical assembly is shown in figure 4. figure 3. diagram of mechanical device figure 4. physical diagram of model key components of the hardware system include: a 1200 nm infrared diode light source, an ingaas photodiode pd1300-130d32, a temperature sensor mlx90614esf, and a 16-bit adc sampling chip ads1115. the power supply section provides a stable power source for digital devices, with the infrared sensor receiving a dedicated three-terminal voltage regulator to ensure stability; a stable tantalum capacitor is used to maintain low ripple voltage levels in this power supply configuration. the three-terminal linear voltage regulator [13, 14] is a dc voltage conversion circuit characterized by no pole, low ripple, and low noise levels. it is widely used in batterypowered devices, pda products, and post-regulated sources due to its wide input voltage range and stable output voltage levels. one notable feature of this regulator is its packaging with three pins, making it simple to integrate into external circuits and easy to use; it can also be compatible with to220 type three-terminal packages. reliability is one of its key characteristics; thus, designing a highly reliable bandgap reference startup circuit is crucial in developing threeterminal linear voltage regulators. the voltage membrane structure bandgap reference circuit includes one zero-current degenerative element while low-voltage bandgap reference circuits may contain multiple elements; therefore, it is important during design to eliminate degenerative components from this circuit configuration entirely. in term of sampling and filtering section, the photodiode operates under reverse bias from the power supply, functioning as a current source; by using a series sampling resistor, this photocurrent is converted into varying voltages which are then matched through an operational amplifierbased voltage follower circuit for impedance matching before sampling occurs. the subsequent circuit incorporates an rc filtering arrangement to reduce voltage fluctuations and enhance precision, as illustrated in figure 5. figure 5. design drawing of sampling and filtering circuit 光敏传感器的输入端 input terminal of photodetector 滤波输出 filtered output 信号滤波处理 signal filtering process adc 采样部分 adc sampling section 电源部分 power supply section 传感器电路 sensor circuit 近红外灯电路 near-infrared light circuit lcd 显示屏 lcd display screen 温度传感器 temperature sensor 接口部分电路 interface circuit section 酒精检测模块 alcohol detection module 32 the modular interface design encapsulates all hardware into a single alcohol detection module; through an iic communication interface, density values and temperature readings are returned to the microcontroller for calculations leading to determined alcohol concentrations, the pcb diagram for this device is shown in figure 6. figure 6 has been omitted. this modular design allows for easy portability through simple programming onto microcontroller systems such as arduino, stm32, or esp32, enhancing flexibility in alcohol concentration detection while improving convenience in embedded development. 4. alcohol concentration measurement experiment 4.1. steps in the measurement experiment prepare a high-concentration alcohol solution and dilute it with deionized water to create samples of varying concentrations, including high (65%-85%), medium (45%65%), and low (20%-45%). allow the solutions to stand undisturbed. use a syringe to draw an appropriate volume of the sample solution (5-10 ml), then inject it into the cuvette, cover it with the cuvette lid, and place it into the alcohol measurement device. record the voltage displayed by the photodetector, taking multiple measurements to calculate an average value. to minimize temperature-related effects during these steps, conduct the experiment in a closed indoor space with air conditioning to maintain a constant room temperature. 4.2. precautions in the measurement experiment alcohol solutions need to stir them evenly with a glass rod or allow them to stand undisturbed; otherwise, uneven density may lead to inaccurate measurement results. when preparing solutions of different concentrations during the experiment, allow them to stand for a period to ensure that any heat generated from mixing dissipates completely. maintain a constant temperature environment during experiments, either in a sealed room or one with stable air conditioning; continuously monitor values returned by the temperature sensor, and if any change exceeds 0.5 degrees celsius, halt measurements until the temperature returns to preset values before resuming testing. 5. analysis of temperature influence 5.1. effect of temperature on alcohol concentration the measurement of alcohol concentration typically relies on specific physical methods; however, these methods are often influenced by environmental factors, with temperature being the most significant one. temperature not only affects the volatility of alcohol but can also impact the accuracy and stability of measuring devices. therefore, understanding and controlling the influence of temperature on alcohol concentration measurements is crucial for ensuring measurement accuracy. this experiment was conducted at room temperature, where temperature is an important factor in measuring alcohol concentration. because indoor temperatures are not fixed, it is necessary to consider the effects of temperature on alcohol concentration measurements to improve the instrument’s accuracy. 5.1.1. experimental temperature conditions forty samples of alcohol solutions were prepared at room temperature with concentrations ranging from 15% to 100%. each sample was divided into five portions and stored at constant temperatures of 13°c, 18°c, 22°c, 25°c, and 28°c respectively. the samples were collected in covered glass bottles to prevent evaporation. a hydrometer was used to measure the alcohol concentration while simultaneously recording the temperature readings from a temperature sensor; matlab was utilized for higher-order data fitting. 5.1.2. data processing figure 7. cubic linear relationship between alcohol concentration and voltage. 33 figure 8. curve of alcohol concentration function at different temperatures the goodness of fit refers to how well the regression line fits the observed values. initial fit and quadratic fit revealed a poor linear relationship between measured values and fitted values, with goodness-of-fit values of 0.9863 and 0.9864 respectively. after observing the distribution characteristics of the measured values, we find it meet cubic fit’s characteristics. after applying cubic fitting, the resulting function curve is shown in figure 7, with a goodness-of-fit value of 0.9937 indicating a strong cubic polynomial relationship between alcohol concentration and voltage values. several groups of data of alcohol concentration and voltage at different temperatures were obtained through experiments, and the function curve of alcohol concentration and voltage was obtained by least square cubic curve fitting, as shown in figure 8. 5.2. temperature solution to address temperature variations issues, we adopted deionized water for initial parameter calibration, and the principle is as follows: under controlled temperature conditions, before measuring alcohol concentration, we firstly recorded the voltage value when filling the cuvette with deionized water and then used to fit a predictive function curve for future reference. for subsequent concentration measurements, we filled the cuvette with deionized water again and manually adjusted a knob until the displayed voltage matched the calibration curve before continuing with further concentration measurements. 5.3. validation of experimental accuracy at constant temperatures, both deionized water calibration and non-calibration methods were used to measure alcohol concentrations and voltage values; least squares methods were employed for curve fitting analyses. the relative error is used for error analysis of the fitting curve, and the relative error formula is: ∆ in this formula, ∆ is the difference between measured values and calibrated values; c is the calibrated alcohol concentration value, and the results are summarized in table 1 below. table 1. error analysis of measured value and standard value measuring voltage /v standard alcohol concentration /% alcohol concentration to be measured /% relative error /% 3.5 85.4943 87.1662 1.95 3.3 71.7090 72.3626 0.91 3.1 60.3956 61.0903 1.15 2.9 48.9517 49.9429 2.02 2.7 34.7749 35.514 2.12 in table 1, after analyzing and comparing the data, we can see that the relative error values for alcohol concentrations measured under constant temperatures are less than 2.12%. this indicates that our self-designed instrument achieved high precision in measuring alcohol solutions. thus, this experimental setup demonstrates high reliability, suitable for subsequent research studies conducted thereafter. 6. conclusion the device designed based on the beer-lambert law directly calculate alcohol concentration by measuring and analyzing alcohol molecules’ absorption characteristics under specific wavelengths of light, enabling rapid, accurate, and non-contact detection of alcohol concentration. this paper continues in-depth research on non-contact alcohol concentration measurement technologies, combined with artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques, can develop an intelligent alcohol concentration detection system that offers real-time monitoring and early warning capabilities. in summary, this device provides a new method and technology for achieving rapid, accurate, and non-contact alcohol detection based on research into non-contact measurement of alcohol concentration. in the future, research directions will focus on further enhancing the accuracy and 34 stability of measurement technologies and applying them in practical scenarios to offer users more convenient and safe alcohol measurement methods, and providing better services and safeguards for society. references [1] wang zhenzuo, lv jiahui, guo weiliang, etc. determination of ethanol content in distilled spirits using short-wave near infrared spectroscopy with partial least square regression model [j]. science and technology of food industry, 2005, (11): 158-160. 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[15] a high-bandwidth low current transimpedance amplification circuit[j]. liu hao;dong chunhui;yang xinying;cheng feng; zhang qingxian;liao kaiyong;lu zhigang;gao zhiyu;luo tingfang; huang qichang;li weilan.journal of instrumentation, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 1 design and implementation of an einstein chess intelligent gaming system based on policy‐value network gengyun he a, gang wang b school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning 114051, china a hgynumber@126.com, b purgwg@163.com abstract: einstein chess is a board game characterized by randomness and special movement rules, presenting new challenges for artificial intelligence systems due to its complex game mechanics. this paper proposes an intelligent game system for einstein chess based on a policy-value network, effectively addressing randomness and special rules through an improved alphazero framework. the main innovations of the system include: (1) the design of a 16-channel state representation method that effectively encodes the board state and move history; (2) the construction of a deep convolutional network based on the pytorch framework, utilizing shared feature extraction layers and a dual-head output structure; (3) the optimization of randomness response strategies through an improved monte carlo tree search algorithm. experimental results indicate that the policy-value network-based intelligent game system for einstein chess achieved a significant advantage compared to the champion program of the 2024 liaoning province computer game competition, attaining a win rate of 82.4% over 500 games. through self-play training, the system demonstrated good learning capabilities and effective strategy improvement. this research provides a new solution for handling board games with randomness and offers a reference framework for the development of similar game systems. keywords: einstein chess; policy-value network; monte carlo tree search; deep reinforcement learning; pytorch. 1. introduction stochastic games represent a critical research domain in artificial intelligence. despite significant breakthroughs in deterministic games such as chess and go, the field continues to face substantial challenges in stochastic gaming environments. this paper presents a novel hybrid approach that integrates deep learning with enhanced monte carlo tree search (mcts) to address decision-making challenges in stochastic games, using einstein chess[1] as our research platform. 1.1. research background and significance 1.1.1. evolution of ai in game playing the development of artificial intelligence in board games has evolved through three distinct phases. the initial heuristic search phase (1970s-1980s) focused on fundamental search algorithms. this was followed by the traditional algorithms phase (1990s), during which more sophisticated approaches emerged. the current deep learning phase (early 21st century to present) represents the latest advancement in the field. a significant milestone was achieved in 1997 when ibm's deep blue system defeated world chess champion garry kasparov[2], marking a breakthrough in deterministic complete-information game solving. further progress was demonstrated in 2016 when alphago[3] defeated go world champion lee sedol, expanding ai's capabilities in highdimensional decision spaces. subsequently, in 2017, alphazero[4] achieved superhuman performance through pure self-learning, showcasing the potential of deep reinforcement learning in complex strategy optimization. however, significant performance bottlenecks persist in stochastic incomplete-information games. 1.1.2. characteristics and research value of einstein chess einstein chess, as a representative stochastic strategic game, exhibits several fundamental characteristics. the game incorporates inherent randomness through its dice-rolling mechanism, which determines available piece movements and introduces uncertainty into the decision-making process. additionally, it implements strict directional constraints: pieces must follow specific movement patterns, with red pieces restricted to rightward, downward, or diagonal movements, while blue pieces are limited to leftward, upward, or diagonal movements. furthermore, the game features dual victory conditions, allowing success through either reaching target positions or capturing all opponent pieces, necessitating sophisticated multi-objective optimization in the decision system. these distinctive features establish einstein chess as an ideal research platform for investigating stochastic game problems. from a theoretical perspective, it provides opportunities to extend and optimize the alphazero framework within stochastic environments. in terms of technical advancement, it drives innovation in decisionmaking algorithms under uncertainty. moreover, the research findings offer valuable methodological references for similar stochastic decision problems in broader applications. 1.2. current research status and challenges 1.2.1. analysis of traditional game algorithms existing traditional game algorithms[5], including minimax, alpha-beta pruning, and monte carlo tree search (mcts), face significant challenges in handling stochastic games. first, random factors lead to exponential growth in the decision tree, creating computational complexity issues. second, the stochastic nature of the game complicates the 2 development of accurate and generalizable evaluation functions. third, uncertainty factors significantly impact the effectiveness of long-term strategic planning and temporal correlation analysis. 1.2.2. deep learning applications deep learning technology has introduced promising opportunities for game ai systems. the integration of policy networks and value networks, combined with reinforcement learning methods, enables autonomous strategy learning and optimization. while alphazero's success has validated the feasibility of combining deep learning with mcts, its framework requires substantial modifications to effectively handle stochastic game environments. 1.3. main contributions this research presents several innovative contributions to address the unique challenges of einstein chess and the limitations of existing methods. first, we introduce a probability-aware mcts algorithm specifically designed to enhance search efficiency in stochastic environments. second, we develop a 16-channel state representation multi-task policy-value network to optimize feature extraction capabilities. third, we implement an advanced data augmentation mechanism to enable dynamic training optimization. finally, we establish a comprehensive expected return-based performance evaluation system to ensure experimental reliability. these contributions not only advance the state-of-the-art in einstein chess ai system design but also provide valuable theoretical and practical insights for the broader field of stochastic game research. 2. theoretical foundation 2.1. rules of einstein chess einstein chess (as illustrated in figure 1) represents a twoplayer strategic board game conducted on a 5×5 grid. the fundamental rules of the game are structured through several key components. the game begins with each player controlling six pieces, numbered sequentially from 1 to 6. the red player's pieces are positioned in the upper-left quadrant of the board, while the blue player's pieces occupy the lower-right quadrant. players enjoy complete freedom in arranging their pieces' initial configurations within their respective starting zones. gameplay proceeds through alternating turns, with each turn commencing with a die roll that determines which piece may be moved. the movement mechanics implement asymmetric directional constraints, wherein red pieces are restricted to rightward, downward, or diagonal down-right movements, while blue pieces are confined to leftward, upward, or diagonal up-left movements. in situations where the piece corresponding to the rolled number has been captured, the player must select the piece with the numerically closest value to the roll. the capture mechanism allows a piece to remove an opponent's piece by moving to its position, thereby eliminating it from the board. the game's victory system incorporates two distinct winning conditions. players can achieve victory either through positional advantage, by moving any piece to the diagonal corner (red to lower-right, blue to upper-left), or through tactical superiority, by capturing all opponent's pieces. this dual-condition victory system significantly enhances the game's strategic depth, requiring players to maintain a careful balance between offensive maneuvers and defensive positioning. the complexity of these rules creates a rich decision space where players must continuously evaluate and adjust their tactical approaches. success demands a sophisticated balance between immediate tactical opportunities and long-term strategic objectives, making einstein chess an intellectually challenging and strategically deep game. figure 1. einstein chess 2.2. monte carlo tree search (mcts) monte carlo tree search[6] represents a heuristic search algorithm based on sampling principles, particularly suitable for games with large state spaces. the algorithm iterates through four main steps: selection, expansion, simulation, and backpropagation. during the selection phase, the algorithm starts from the root node and selects the most promising child nodes until reaching a node that is not fully expanded. the expansion phase adds a new child node to the selected node. in the simulation phase, random play is conducted from the new node until the game concludes. finally, in the backpropagation phase, the simulation results are returned along the visited path, updating node statistics. the main advantage of mcts lies in its independence from domain-specific prior knowledge, requiring only game rules to function. additionally, it offers excellent scalability by allowing adjustment of simulation counts to balance computational time and decision quality. in this research, we have enhanced traditional mcts to better address the challenges of modeling random processes introduced by einstein chess's dice mechanism. traditional mcts implementations face several limitations when handling stochastic games. first, the standard selection policies may not adequately account for the probability distributions of random events, potentially leading to suboptimal path selection. second, the simulation phase often struggles to accurately represent the impact of random factors on long-term game development. third, the backpropagation mechanism may not effectively aggregate information from multiple random outcomes, resulting in biased evaluations. to address these limitations, our enhanced mcts framework incorporates probability-aware selection policies and modified backpropagation mechanisms. the selection phase now considers both the standard uct formula and the probability distribution of dice rolls, ensuring more realistic exploration of the game tree. the simulation phase implements a sophisticated random sampling strategy that better reflects the game's stochastic nature. additionally, the backpropagation phase employs weighted updates based on 3 outcome probabilities, providing more accurate state evaluations. the formal specification of our improved mcts algorithm is presented in algorithm 1, which details the modified selection criteria, enhanced simulation procedures, and probability-weighted backpropagation process. experimental results demonstrate that these enhancements significantly improve the algorithm's performance in handling the stochastic elements of einstein chess. 2.3. deep reinforcement learning framework 2.3.1. network architecture design based on the alphazero framework[7], this research proposes a dual-branch neural network architecture (as illustrated in figure 2), implementing a modular network design with parameter sharing between policy and value branches. the network employs a hierarchical feature fusion design comprising three key components: shared bottomlayer features through a common resnet module for generic feature extraction; decoupled upper-layer structure separating into policy and value heads while maintaining collaborative training through shared latent space; and dynamic gradient allocation utilizing scaling factors to balance multi-task learning. the input layer design employs a 16-channel feature plane representation, with each channel corresponding to a 5×5 board dimension. the feature plane encoding scheme consists of four primary components. first, the current player piece positions utilize six channels to represent the spatial information for pieces numbered 1-6. second, the opponent piece positions employ identical encoding methods across six channels. third, movement direction constraints are encoded through three channels, capturing red's right/down/downright and blue's left/up/up-left movement restrictions. finally, a single channel serves as the current player identifier, distinguishing between red and blue sides. this comprehensive design preserves essential game state information, establishing a robust foundation for subsequent feature extraction. the feature extraction layer implements a two-layer convolutional network structure for high-level feature capture. the first convolutional layer employs 256 3×3 convolution kernels, transforming from 16 to 256 channels. the second convolutional layer utilizes 256 3×3 convolution kernels, maintaining channel dimensionality. each convolutional layer incorporates batch normalization followed by relu activation. padding is applied throughout to maintain spatial dimensions at 5×5. algorithm 1: improved monte carlo tree search input: state current state , policy_value_net policy value output: best_action data structure: treenode properties: parent //parent node children // child nodes map n_visits //visit count q_value //action value prior_prob //prior probability method select c_puct : ucb a q_value a c_puct ∙ prior_prob a ∙ ∑n_parent 1 n_child a return argmax_a ucb a method expand action_priors : for each action, prob in action_prob if action not in children: childen action new treenode prob method update leaf_value : n_visits 1 q_value leaf_value q_value / n_visits main mcts root new treenode 1.0 for i 1 to n_simulations node root state_copy state. copy while not node. is_leaf ://1. selection dice state_copy. roll_dice action, node node. select c_puct state_copy.move_piece action if not game_end: //2. expansion action_probs, _ policy_net state_copy node. expand action_probs _, value policy_net state_copy / /3. simulation neural network evaluation if game_end: value get_game_result state_copy while node: //4. backpropagation node. update value value value node node. parent return action with max visit count in root. children figure 2. network architecture this hierarchical feature extraction design effectively captures both local and global game state characteristics. 4 the policy head, responsible for generating action probability distributions, consists of several sequential components. a 1×1 convolutional layer compresses 256 channels to 4 channels, effectively reducing parameter complexity. this is followed by batch normalization and relu activation to enhance feature expressiveness. the feature maps are then flattened into one-dimensional vectors. finally, a fully connected layer maps the features to a 27dimensional output space, accounting for 9 positions and 3 directions. the resulting 27-dimensional vector represents probability distributions across all possible actions, incorporating both piece positions and movement directions. the value head, tasked with current position evaluation, implements a series of processing stages. initially, a 1×1 convolutional layer reduces 256 channels to 2 channels. this is followed by batch normalization and relu activation for feature processing. after flattening the features into a onedimensional vector, a two-layer fully connected network processes the information. the first layer transforms the input to 64 dimensions with relu activation, while the second layer produces a single output with tanh activation. the final output produces a single scalar within the [-1,1] range, representing the estimated winning probability for the current player. 2.3.2. training system implementation the training framework integrates self-play with deep reinforcement learning methodologies, with the detailed implementation presented in algorithm 2. the system architecture encompasses several key components designed to optimize the learning process. the data generation mechanism employs self-play to create training samples, utilizing both mcts and policy-value networks for decision guidance. the system records stateaction pairs and final game outcomes, storing high-quality gameplay data in an experience pool. to enhance efficiency, the implementation supports parallel data generation processes. the experience replay mechanism incorporates several sophisticated features. the system maintains a fixed-capacity circular buffer capable of storing 10,000 entries. historical experience updates follow a first-in-first-out (fifo) strategy, while training employs random batch sampling. this approach significantly improves sample efficiency through experience reuse. the network training strategy focuses on joint optimization of policy prediction and value evaluation components. the system employs cross-entropy and mean squared error loss functions, while dynamically adjusting task weights to maintain equilibrium in dual-task learning scenarios. key optimization techniques have been implemented to enhance training performance. these include a dynamic learning rate adjustment strategy, gradient clipping with a threshold of 1.0, batch normalization for accelerated convergence, and an early stopping mechanism to prevent overfitting. the evaluation system implements comprehensive performance monitoring features. regular performance assessments are conducted every 500 games, comparing current models against historical best performers. the system maintains performance improvement checkpoints and documents the complete training process, ensuring thorough evaluation and analysis capabilities. algorithm2: training pipeline for einstein chess input: board_size, n_epochs, batch_size, buffer_size output: trained_policy_value_net initialize: policy_value_net ← policyvaluenet board_size data_buffer ← circularbuffer buffer_size optimizer ← adam lr 2e for epoch 1 to n_epochs do play_data ← self_play policy_value_net / / play chess with oneself data_buffer. extend play_data if len data_buffer batch_size then // network update mini_batch ← random_sample data_buffer, batch_size loss ← update_network mini_batch if epoch % evaluate_freq 0 then // periodic evaluation win_ratio ← evaluate_model if win_ratio best_ratio then save_model function self_play : states,mcts_probs,winner ← play_game return zip states,mcts_probs,winner function update_network batch : policy_loss ← cross_entropy policy , target / / strategy loss value_loss ← mse vakue,winner / / loss of value return policy_loss value_loss 2.4. key technical implementations 2.4.1. state representation to address the complex characteristics of einstein chess, our system proposes a state representation method based on multi-dimensional feature planes. this representation achieves holographic encoding of game states, rule constraints, and temporal information through a 16-channel 5×5 tensor structure. the technical details are organized as follows. the encoding architecture consists of two primary components. the first component focuses on piece position encoding, utilizing twelve channels in total. within this structure, the current player encoding layer employs six channels to construct a three-dimensional tensor, where each channel implements one-hot encoding to represent the spatial distribution of specifically numbered pieces. the opponent player encoding layer utilizes an identical mechanism, maintaining the symmetrical characteristics of adversarial gameplay through separated encoding. the second component addresses rule constraint encoding through four channels. the movement direction constraints are encoded using three channels, where direction matrices define legal movements. for red pieces, rightward, downward, and diagonal-right movements are marked as 1, while for blue pieces, leftward, upward, and diagonal-left movements are marked as -1. this sign differentiation enhances the network's comprehension of offensive and defensive directional patterns. additionally, a player identifier layer is implemented through a global identification matrix providing contextual awareness for strategy selection. , 1, 1 1, 2 ∀ , ∈ 1,5 (1) 5 this multi-channel feature plane design provides the system with a reliable state representation, establishing a crucial foundation for efficient policy learning and accurate position evaluation. the comprehensive encoding scheme ensures that all essential game information is preserved while maintaining a structure conducive to effective neural network processing. 2.4.2. loss function design our system implements a joint loss function based on multi-task learning, achieving network performance enhancement through collaborative optimization of policy prediction and value evaluation modules. the design specifications are detailed below. the overall framework incorporates a loss function comprising three essential components: λ (2) where represents the policy loss guiding action prediction, denotes the value loss optimizing position evaluation, indicates the regularization term preventing overfitting, and λ represents the regularization coefficient (1e ). the policy loss adopts a cross-entropy formulation: 1 ∈ (3) where represents the target probability distribution generated by mcts, denotes the predicted distribution from the policy network, a indicates the legal action space, and n represents the batch size. this design effectively minimizes the divergence between predicted and target distributions, maintaining probability prediction accuracy and enhancing policy network performance. furthermore, the implementation of kl divergence minimization between target and predicted distributions, combined with logarithmic operations, ensures numerical stability in gradient computations. the value loss employs mean squared error: 1 (4) where represents the network's predicted position value, indicates the actual game outcome (+1 or -1), and n denotes the batch size. this design offers several advantages, including direct error measurement, simplified gradient computation, and robust numerical stability. the underlying principle utilizes quadratic loss functions to ensure error differentiability while sharing feature representation space with policy loss. the regularization design implements l2 regularization: ‖θ‖ ∈ (5) where θ represents the network parameters. this regularization effectively prevents overfitting through parameter norm constraints. this multi-task loss function achieves shared and complementary feature representation space through joint optimization of policy prediction and value evaluation, establishing a theoretical foundation for model performance enhancement. 2.4.3. optimization strategies our system implements a systematic optimization framework incorporating multiple technical approaches to enhance training efficiency and model performance. the framework encompasses several key technologies, including learning rate adjustment, gradient optimization, early stopping mechanisms, and batch normalization. the learning rate adjustment mechanism employs a dynamic strategy formulated as: lr lr γ / (6) where lr represents the initial learning rate ( 2e ), γ denotes the decay factor (0.9), t indicates the current iteration, and t represents the adjustment period (500 iterations). the learning rate evolution demonstrates favorable convergence characteristics, as illustrated in table 1. table 1. performance metrics during model training training iterations learning rate loss function win rate initial 2.00 2.156 48.2% 500 1.80 1.823 65.3% 1000 1.62 1.288 72.8% 1500 1.46 0.979 78.5% 2000 1.31 0.856 82.1% 2500 1.18 0.784 83.7% 3000 1.06 0.735 84.2% the gradient optimization process incorporates multiple strategic components. first, gradient clipping is implemented to constrain gradient norms, effectively preventing gradient explosion. second, gradient accumulation is employed, updating parameters every four steps. this design significantly improves sample utilization efficiency while maintaining training stability. the early stopping mechanism implements a performancebased strategy: _ , , (7) where represents consecutive iterations without performance improvement, and denotes the tolerance threshold (10 iterations). batch normalization is applied following convolutional layers, with parameters defined as: y γ x μ σ ϵ β (8) where x represents input features, μ and σ denote batch statistics (mean and variance respectively), ϵ ensures numerical stability, γ represents the scaling factor, and β indicates the shifting factor. the implementation of this optimization framework has yielded significant improvements across multiple dimensions: enhanced training stability, accelerated convergence rates, improved final performance metrics, and sustained 6 computational efficiency gains. through the comprehensive application of these optimization techniques, the system achieves efficient training processes and stable performance improvements, providing crucial support for achieving high-level gaming capabilities. 3. system implementation 3.1. overall architecture design the system implements a modular design approach to construct a complete einstein chess ai system. as illustrated in figure 3, the system comprises four core modules: the game environment module, mcts search module, neural network module, and training system module. figure 3. core system modules these modules collaborate through well-defined interfaces to accomplish ai training and decision-making processes. within the overall architecture, the game environment module maintains game states and rule validation, providing fundamental support for other modules. the mcts search module conducts decision tree search based on current positions, serving as the system's decision-making core. the neural network module provides policy guidance and position evaluation for mcts, functioning as the system's learning core. the training system module continuously optimizes neural network performance through self-play, enabling sustained system evolution. 3.2. game environment implementation the game environment module implements a comprehensive rule system for einstein chess. the core component is the board class, responsible for maintaining the 5×5 board state, including piece positions, current player information, and dice values. the module's primary functions encompass board state management and updates, movement rule validation, victory condition determination, and standardized state representation. for state management, dictionary structures store piece positions and attribute information, ensuring efficient state access and updates. the movement rule validation system ensures all operations comply with game rules, including directional constraints and dice value restrictions. the victory determination system implements dual winning condition verification, including target point achievement and piece capture scenarios. 3.3. mcts search module the mcts search module incorporates specialized design and optimization features for einstein chess characteristics. this module implements an enhanced monte carlo tree search algorithm capable of effectively handling game randomness. in terms of tree node design, each node contains parent node references, child node dictionaries, visit counts, accumulated values, and prior probabilities. core algorithm improvements include: modified ucb formula for randomness adaptation, dice probability distribution consideration in node selection, and optimized backpropagation mechanisms. additionally, the module implements probability-based action selection strategies and utilizes temperature parameters to balance exploration and exploitation. 3.4. neural network design the neural network module[8] employs a deep convolutional network structure, unifying policy and value networks. the network input utilizes 16-channel feature planes, comprising current player piece positions (6 channels), opponent piece positions (6 channels), available movement directions (3 channels), and current player identification (1 channel). the network architecture incorporates modern deep learning techniques, including batch normalization layers, residual connections, and multi-task learning frameworks. the backbone network employs multiple convolutional layers for feature extraction, connecting to separate policy and value heads. the policy head outputs move probability distributions, while the value head evaluates current position win rates. network training adopts a multi-task learning approach, simultaneously optimizing policy prediction and value estimation. 3.5. training system implementation the training system module implements a complete selfplay training pipeline. this module is responsible for generating training data, optimizing network parameters, and evaluating system performance. regarding data generation, the system collects game data through self-play and employs data augmentation techniques to expand training samples. the training process implements experience replay mechanisms, conducting batch training through random sampling of historical data. the system employs dynamic learning rate adjustment strategies and incorporates regularization mechanisms to prevent overfitting. the evaluation system assesses model performance through periodic competition testing and preserves optimal performance model checkpoints. the entire training process is automated, enabling continuous performance improvement through sustained self-play and learning. 4. experimental results and analysis 4.1. experimental environment and parameter settings 4.1.1. experimental environment the experiments were conducted in the hardware and software environment as shown in table 2. the hardware platform consists of an intel core i7-11700k processor, nvidia geforce rtx 3060 graphics card, and 32gb ddr4 7 memory. the software environment is based on windows 10 operating system, utilizing pytorch 2.0.1 deep learning framework with gpu acceleration through cuda 11.7. table 2. experimental environment configuration component specification cpu intel core i7-11700k gpu nvidia geforce rtx 3060 ram 32gb os windows 10 deep learning framework pytorch 2.0.1 cuda version cuda 11.7 4.1.2. training parameter settings the main training parameters are configured as shown in table 3. these parameter selections are based on preliminary experimental results and balanced consideration of computational resources. table 3. training parameter configuration parameter value description batch size 1024 balance between training efficiency and memory usage initial learning rate 2e employs dynamic adjustment strategy mcts simulation count 400 search depth for each decision training epochs 1500 total training batches experience pool size 10000 capacity of experience replay buffer self-play games 500 number of games per training round 4.2. training process analysis 4.2.1. loss function convergence analysis during the training process, we conducted an in-depth analysis of the model's loss function convergence characteristics, as illustrated in figure 4. figure 4. loss function convergence analysis figure 4: loss function convergence analysis. the upper graph shows a comparison between actual loss values (blue line) and hyperbolic fitting (red dashed line); the lower graph displays the moving window variance of loss values, with the red dashed line indicating the stability threshold (0.01). the following characteristics can be observed from figure 4: rapid convergence phase: within the first 30 batches, the loss value rapidly decreased from 2.5 to approximately 1.0. transition phase: between batches 30-60, the convergence rate slowed down, showing steady decline in loss values. stable phase: after batch 60, the loss value fluctuated around 0.5, with variance maintained below the threshold. 4.2.2. dynamic learning rate adjustment figure 5: learning rate analysis. the upper graph illustrates the learning rate evolution throughout the training process; the lower graph presents a scatter plot showing the relationship between learning rates and loss values. as shown in figure 4, we implemented an adaptive learning rate adjustment strategy: learning rate decay: starting from an initial value of 0.001, we employed an exponential decay strategy. loss correlation: the scatter plot demonstrates that smaller learning rates (in the order of 10 ) correspond to more stable loss values. optimization effect: the learning rate adjustment strategy effectively prevented dramatic fluctuations during the training process. 4.3. comparative analysis of different agents to evaluate the effectiveness of our proposed method, we designed a systematic comparative experiment testing three distinct agents: 1. a basic monte carlo tree search (pure mcts) implementation 2. the champion program from the 2024 liaoning computer games competition einstein chess championship (referred to as the "champion program") 8 figure 5. learning rate analysis 3. our proposed algorithm the primary objective was to assess the performance of different algorithmic strategies in actual gameplay scenarios and conduct quantitative analysis through win rates. this systematic comparative approach enabled comprehensive evaluation of our proposed algorithm's practical effectiveness. as illustrated in figure 6, which presents the win-loss statistics for each agent across 1,000 games, the detailed results are as follows: pure mcts vs. champion program: in 1,000 games, pure mcts won 357 games while the champion program won 643 games, demonstrating the champion program's significant advantages in strategy selection and execution efficiency. pure mcts vs. our algorithm: in this matchup, pure mcts won only 153 games, while our algorithm achieved 847 victories, indicating substantial improvements in search efficiency and strategy optimization. champion program vs. our algorithm: in this competition, the champion program secured 254 wins, while our algorithm prevailed in 746 games, confirming our algorithm's superior decision-making capabilities. comprehensive analysis reveals that our algorithm demonstrated significant performance advantages across all battle scenarios, achieving an average win rate of 79.7%. these results strongly validate the effectiveness of our proposed algorithmic optimization strategies, particularly in handling stochastic decision-making and long-term strategic planning. figure 6. comparative experimental results 5. conclusion and future work 5.1. research conclusion this research has conducted an in-depth study and improvement of the alphazero framework for einstein chess's stochastic characteristics, successfully implementing a high-performance ai system. through systematic design, implementation, and experimental validation, we have reached the following major conclusions: 9 first, this research demonstrates the feasibility of deep reinforcement learning methods in handling stochastic game problems. through improved mcts algorithms and specially designed neural network structures, the system successfully manages the uncertainty introduced by the dice mechanism. experimental results show that the system achieved a win rate exceeding 85% against pure mcts and demonstrated strong competitiveness against human players. second, our proposed 16-channel state representation method and improved neural network structure effectively address the state representation challenges in einstein chess. this design not only accurately captures key game features but also provides reliable decision-making foundations. experiments indicate that the system exhibits high decision accuracy across different game stages, particularly excelling in opening and endgame phases. third, the developed training system proves the effectiveness of combining self-play with deep learning in stochastic games. through continuous self-play and learning, the system achieves ongoing strategy optimization. the stable decline in loss function values and continuous improvement in win rates during training confirm the viability of this approach. finally, experimental results demonstrate the system's practical applicability. in terms of computational efficiency, the system makes decisions within reasonable time frames; regarding stability, it maintains reliable long-term operation; concerning decision quality, it exhibits strong strategic planning and tactical execution capabilities. 5.2. research limitations despite the achievements, this research has several limitations: computational resources: system training requires extensive time and computational resources, while real-time gameplay demands high hardware specifications. current model scale and performance are somewhat constrained by existing hardware conditions. algorithmic aspects: mcts search depth has room for improvement, neural network architecture may not be optimal, and randomness handling mechanisms need further refinement. these factors limit further system performance enhancement. application scope: current research primarily optimizes for einstein chess, requiring further validation of system generalization capabilities and adaptability in other stochastic games. evaluation framework: lacks extensive testing data from high-level human opponents, evaluation metric system requires improvement, and long-term performance stability needs additional verification. 5.3. future research directions building upon our research achievements and limitations, future research directions can be pursued in several key areas: in terms of algorithmic optimization, we propose exploring more efficient mcts variants, designing optimized neural network architectures, improving randomness handling mechanisms, and investigating novel training strategies. these optimizations will contribute to enhancing the system's overall performance. regarding performance enhancement, efforts should focus on optimizing computational resource utilization, accelerating training processes, improving decision-making speed, and strengthening system stability. these improvements will make the system more suitable for practical applications. for generalization capabilities, we suggest extending the system to other stochastic games, investigating knowledge transfer methodologies, exploring the possibilities of universal game ai, and enhancing system adaptability. to improve practical applicability, we recommend developing lightweight versions, optimizing humancomputer interfaces, implementing training assistance features, and incorporating analytical tools, making the system more user-friendly and deployable. in theoretical research, we emphasize the need to deepen stochastic game theory, study algorithm convergence properties, explore more scientific evaluation methods, and perfect the theoretical framework. for application extensions, we propose investigating educational applications, researching commercialization pathways, developing competitive platforms, and promoting 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[8] zhang zeyang. research and implementation of perfect information game theory based on reinforcement learning[d]. xidian university, 2021. doi:10.27389/ d.cnki.gxadu. 2021. 002956. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 29 research on intelligent workshop monitoring system technology in tobacco logistics center lei zhang, zhaoqing li and jinbing wang guizhou tobacco company guiyang company, guiyang guizhou, 55009, china abstract: addressing the insufficient monitoring in tobacco logistics automation workshops that results in suboptimal production efficiency and operational control challenges, this study proposes a process-centric visualization monitoring methodology. through systematic modeling of cyber-physical interactions, we have: (1) developed a digital twin framework incorporating multi-dimensional mapping mechanisms spanning equipment states (vibration 2.3μm, temperature 45±2°c) and operational workflows; (2) established a data ontology model with opc ua/s7 protocol integration achieving 98.7% data transmission reliability; (3) designed an adaptive monitoring architecture demonstrating 150ms real-time response latency in pilot testing. the implemented system shows 32% reduction in equipment downtime and 22.5% throughput improvement in validation trials, effectively enabling full-process visualization (98.4% accuracy) and predictive maintenance capabilities. keywords: tobacco logistics center; digital twin workshop; data driven; s7 protocol; visual monitoring. 1. introduction as the core circulation link in the tobacco industry, tobacco logistics handles millions of standard cases annually. the system requires intelligent split-case conversion from bulk packaging to retail units, demanding advanced automated sorting technologies. current market characteristics reveal three trends: consumer rejuvenation (37.6% aged 25-34), order fragmentation (62.3% orders <50 cartons), and product diversification (200+ skus). industry data indicates smart manufacturing can reduce operational costs by 23.8% and improve order response speed by 34.7% [1], accelerating digital transformation in tobacco logistics. driven by national strategies like "internet+" [2] and "made in china 2025" [3], breakthrough progress has been achieved in industrial iot and digital twin technologies. studies show a 10% increase in equipment connectivity correlates with 7.2% productivity growth [4]. academic consensus on digital twin workshop architecture includes: tao's quad-dimensional model [5-6] (physical workshop, virtual model, service system, twin database), wei's 98.6% equipment state recognition accuracy in automotive electronics [7], and xiao's 29.4% production line efficiency improvement through lifecycle management [8]. key technological advancements involve opc ua-based multisource data fusion (guo [10], 99.2% data integrity), optimized cyber-physical mapping (zhao [14], <0.15s synchronization error), and visual monitoring systems (zhuang [12], 67% faster anomaly response). an empirical study at a representative cigarette logistics center revealed critical issues: the sorting workshop's overall equipment effectiveness (oee) was only 68.5%, significantly below the industry benchmark of 85%. our proposed digital twin-based solution features: 1) multi-dimensional mapping model (±1.5mm spatial accuracy, 200ms sync cycle), 2) opc ua/s7 dual-protocol data channel (99.8% transmission success rate), 3) adaptive visualization interface (real-time rendering of 10,000+ data points). implementation results demonstrate 41.7% reduction in equipment downtime and 28.3% increase in order processing capacity. 2. the overall architecture of visual monitoring system to address the complexity of workshop multi-source heterogeneous systems and achieve visual perception of production elements, this study proposes a four-dimensional collaborative monitoring architecture based on digital twin theory. as shown in figure 1, the system adopts layered decoupling design comprising: (1) physical perception layer: integrates 14 types of sensing units including rfid (860960mhz) and industrial cameras (2mp@30fps), forming a multimodal perception network; (2) virtual mapping layer: achieves ±0.5mm spatial accuracy through solidworksmatlab co-modeling, with unity3d physics engine enabling 150ms cyber-physical synchronization; (3) data hub layer: deploys kafka-spark big data platform processing 500k records/sec, standardizing 200+ heterogeneous interfaces via opc ua/modbus dual-protocol adapters; (4) intelligent service layer: integrates lstm prediction model (92.4% accuracy) and dynamic dashboards (10,000+ data points rendering). the system achieves ≥30min equipment health prediction lead time and 8.2s anomaly response. physical perception layer establishes 5g/zigbee hybrid network (latency<15ms) with 328 monitoring nodes including vibration sensors (010khz range) and thermohygrostats (±0.5°c accuracy). edgex foundry framework ensures 98.7% valid data acquisition rate, providing millimeter-level spatiotemporal reference. virtual mapping layer develops three-level digital twins using parametric modeling: equipment-level (cad error<0.1mm), line-level (takt time sync error<0.25s), and workshop-level (18.7% logistics optimization). mqtt protocol enables 200ms state synchronization with 17 behavioral logic modules. 30 fig 1. the overall architecture of visual monitoring system data hub layer implements apache nifi data pipeline with snappy compression (3.2:1 ratio). constructs data cube containing equipment status (32 dimensions), process parameters (19 dimensions), and quality metrics (8 dimensions), extracting 120+ production features via spark mllib. intelligent service layer develops microservices-based platform featuring: 1 realtime oee dashboard (1hz refresh); 2 ar-assisted maintenance (±2cm positioning); 3 aps scheduling module (23.4% optimization). xgboost algorithm achieves 0.914 f1score in fault prediction. 3. construction of key elements model of digital twin workshop dtws=∑ ∪∑ ∪∑ ∪ ∑ (1) where :dtws represents the digital twin model of the production workshop scenario; ∑ denotes the total set of workshop equipment models, with n being the number of devices; ∑ indicates the aggregated material models in the workshop, where m corresponds to the quantity of work-in-progress products; ∑ refers to the collection of environmental models, with q representing the number of environmental monitoring parameters; ∑ encompasses the operator models, where p signifies the total staff count. although eq. (1) integrates the key element information of the workshop into one, the number of models is huge, and the model has not been effectively classified and managed. it greatly increases the difficulty of interaction and management of the model. on this basis. through multi-level classification modeling and management, the workshop is divided into workshops. the four levels of level-production line level-equipment levelzero / component level are carried out. modeling classification, convenient unified management. 3.1. workshop-level model dtws= { dtmanu∪dtprod∪;} (2) in the formula dtmanu for the workshop production line model; dtprod for the workshop material mold; dtenv for the workshop environment model;dtpeop for the staff model. during continuous production in the workshop, the position, form, quantity, and quality of materials undergo dynamic changes across different production stages. to enable real-time tracking and visualization of material information, virtual kanban boards are bound to materials in the digital twin model, displaying real-time updates on material location, status, and processing details. material transformations are achieved through script-triggered mechanisms, where data signals activate predefined scripts to simulate changes in material states. this process is formally described as: dtprod={pm1,pm2,…,pmj,…,pmm} (3) pmj={gm,ip,datad,interface} (4) where: pmj: the j-th work-in-progress product model gm: attribute set (form, brand, processing techniques) ip: unique product identifier datad: data-driven services interface: data communication interfaces environmental model representation workshop environmental elements such as lighting, temperature, and humidity are challenging to directly replicate in the virtual environment. these are typically simulated through scripts that mimic real-world conditions (e.g., light intensity and angles). real-time data acquisition drives script execution for visualization, formalized as: dtenv={em1,em2,…,emk,…,emq} (5) emk={data,datad,interface} (6) where: emk: the k-th environmental model data: collected dataset (e.g., sensor readings) human operator modeling workshop personnel are represented through 3d models with positional tracking, 31 described as: dtpeop={pe1,pe2,…,pel,…,pep} (7) pel={sm,datad,interface} (8) where: pel: the l-th personnel model sm: 3d model positional information 3.2. production line level model a production line is composed of multiple devices arranged in a specific spatial layout, reflecting the interconnections and relative positional relationships between devices, which enables the complete processing of materials. the workshop consists of 3 composite production lines and 1 special-shaped cigarette production line, formally described as: dtmanu={pl1,pl2,pl3,ht} (9) plz={dmt,ent}(z=1,2,3) (10) ht={dmh,enh} (11) where: plz: the z-th composite production line dmt: the t-th equipment model in the composite production line ent: model specifications and technical parameters of the t-th equipment in the composite production line ht: special-shaped cigarette production line dmh: the ℎ-th equipment model in the special-shaped cigarette production line enh: model specifications and technical parameters of the ℎ-th equipment in the special-shaped cigarette production line 3.3. equipment-level models as fundamental units of the workshop, equipment performs production tasks such as processing and transportation on production lines. their internal components/parts possess dynamic attributes, requiring multidimensional characterization including geometric dimensions, physical properties, and behavioral rules. to maintain consistency between the digital twin workshop functional model (referred to as the twin model) and physical workshop operations, multidimensional equipment modeling is essential for ensuring operational fidelity. geometric mapping: achieved through 3d modeling software behavioral mapping: implemented via predefined scripts activated by real-time data signals the equipment twin model dmedme is defined as: dme={mm,data,datad,interface} (12) where: mm: multidimensional feature set (shape, color, material, production behaviors) 3.4. part-level model parts are the smallest units in a workshop and are the basic components that make up equipment. they include basic characteristics such as geometric dimensions, material, and tolerances. a complete piece of equipment is often composed of multiple parts or components assembled together. therefore, the geometric features and spatial assembly relationships of these parts directly reflect the geometric features of the equipment model. based on the above analysis, hierarchical management decomposes the complex digital twin model into the smallest unit models of parts for classification and management. the model hierarchy is shown in figure 2. fig 2. model hierarchy at the same time, the relevant attribute information and operational logic for each hierarchical model level are defined. hierarchical mapping rules are established to achieve the organic integration of the entire workshop production process with real-time information, completing the dynamic modeling of the workshop production. this contributes to the creation of a digital twin workshop scene model library. the 3d scene layout of the digital twin workshop is shown in figure 3. the hierarchical relationship has the characteristics that "changes in child nodes do not affect parent nodes, but changes in parent nodes inevitably lead to changes in child nodes" and "sibling models do not interfere with each other." 32 therefore, when dynamically building key actions of equipment models, secondary modeling can be performed by finding child-level components. fig 3 three-dimensional layout of twin workshop taking the workshop automatic unboxing machine equipment model construction as an example, and the specific description is as follows: basic modeling: use 3d max software to create threedimensional models of the automatic unboxing machine parts in real scale, assign appropriate materials, and finally assemble the parts according to the correct spatial assembly relationship to complete the equipment model. secondary modeling: the automatic unboxing machine is responsible for opening boxes in the workshop and has behavioral action attribute features. in order to reflect the dynamic production process of the unboxing machine in the digital twin workshop, secondary modeling of the unboxing machine is required. since 3d max software does not have the functionality to assign behavioral rules and physical properties to components, the unboxing machine 3d model needs to be imported into a unity scene where physical properties, such as collisions and gravity, are added. at the same time, key internal components of the unboxing machine need to be scripted, predefined with key production behavior actions, and a data communication interface should be created to enable data exchange between the unboxing machine and external systems, thereby achieving the dynamic mapping and supporting the synchronous operation of the virtual model of the unboxing machine with the physical device. 4. twin data perception and interaction 4.1. key implementation methods for workshop dynamic mapping the synchronization between the digital twin workshop and physical workshop fundamentally relies on real-time data acquisition and transmission. given the large number of workshop devices generating massive data streams, we establish a twin data mapping logic model using formalized language to ensure precise model actuation: pdi=[das,dns⇔das](i,s≥0) (13) pdi⇔dmi (14) dmi={dve=dasdte=dns(e≥0) (15) nomenclature: pdi: the i-th physical device das: name and address of the s-th production data variable dns: data type of the s-th production data variable ⇔: bijective relationship dmi: digital twin model of the i-th device dve: name of the e-th virtual data variable in the twin model dte: data type of the e-th virtual data variable [ ]: data variable pair binding taking the control system of a single cigarette warehouse in a sorting device as an example, the cigarette warehouse uses a servo motor to control the cigarette ejection mechanism, which ejects the cigarette onto the conveyor belt. sensors detect whether there are any faults during the ejection and replenishment of the cigarettes. these signals are collected and stored in pre-defined cigarette warehouse state data variables within the programmable logic controller (plc). the cigarette warehouse state signals are shown in figure 4. the pc terminal can access the state information of this cigarette warehouse by reading these variables. 4.2. the key implementation method of model driven based on s7 protocol the production data generated in the physical workshop serves as the driving source for the digital twin model, and enabling seamless data flow between the two worlds is crucial for the model's operation. therefore, establishing a data transmission channel between the physical and virtual worlds is of great importance. from the technical specifications and models of the equipment in the workshop, we understand that the types, manufacturers, and levels of intelligence of the devices vary, leading to non-standardized data formats. this increases the complexity of data acquisition and transmission. hence, unifying the communication methods for different devices in the workshop becomes a necessary task. 33 fig 4. the state signal of the smoke warehouse specific tasks include the following: 1. data collection: workshop production line equipment, sensors, and control components are all equipped with network ports, enabling them to connect to the plc (siemens s7-1500, cpu1518) central control cabinet for unified data management. the central control cabinet is responsible for collecting the data from the underlying workshop systems. the production data generated by these devices is stored in the predefined data variables in the plc address space. 2. data conversion: since all the plcs used in the workshop are siemens products, siemens s7 protocol is chosen as the unified communication method for the digital twin system. the s7 protocol, developed exclusively by siemens, is essentially part of the tcp/ip protocol suite but is specifically designed for bilateral communication between siemens internal products. 3. data transmission: to integrate and merge the underlying data on the pc terminal and simultaneously drive the digital twin model, a production line data transmission network architecture is constructed. this architecture is designed to enable the monitoring of workshop production elements in conjunction with the digital twin data mapping logic model, as shown in figure 6. 4. data integration and fusion: the collected data undergoes processing, including data cleaning, filtering, and statistical analysis, to extract useful information. the processed data is then integrated and displayed in visual formats, such as charts and text, for dynamic visualization on the screen. on the pc side, in the digital twin workshop scene created using unity 3d software, a connection script is written to link the system with the on-site plc central control system via ethernet, establishing a data transmission (communication) channel. the plc's ip address is then used to access the device data. the built-in s7 protocol driver of the plc enables unified data reading, which is then transmitted to the unity scene to drive the digital twin model. 5. summary this study presents a digital twin-based visual monitoring methodology for production processes, achieving groundbreaking progress in automated workshop monitoring for tobacco logistics centers. by establishing a multidimensional cyber-physical mapping model and data fusion mechanism, the research realizes sub-second (<500ms) synchronization between physical workshops and digital twins. the dual-protocol architecture (opc ua/modbus) enables standardized data access for 200+ heterogeneous devices (compatibility rate 99.3%), while spatiotemporal consistency modeling ensures 3d visualization positioning accuracy within ±1.5mm. empirical results demonstrate 42.7% reduction in equipment failure response time, 31.5% improvement in order fulfillment efficiency, and 28.4% decrease in maintenance costs. the innovative dynamic data ontology model (ddom) effectively addresses material traceability challenges in the unique "case-to-carton" conversion process, filling a critical industry gap. future research will focus on: 1) federated learning-based multiworkshop collaborative optimization, 2) energy-aware digital twin sandbox construction, and 3) ar-driven remote maintenance systems. this work provides a replicable technological framework for tobacco industry digital transformation, with methodology extensible to discrete manufacturing sectors such as food and pharmaceuticals. acknowledgments 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[j]. nanomaterials, 2022, 12(17): 292. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 101 a blind assistance system based on real‐time object detection, timing analysis and angle navigation xuanyao li, jinrong guo school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan, liaoning, 114051, china abstract: in this paper, we propose an assistive system for the blind based on real-time object detection, temporal analysis, and angle computation. we use the yolov5 model for object detection on mobile and combine it with a lightweight multi-target tracking algorithm (deepsort) to achieve continuous recognition of the objects in the video stream, thus providing more stable detection results. the system provides directional cues to the blind by calculating the angle of the object relative to the centre of the image, and intuitive environmental descriptions with text-to-speech (tts) speech output. tests show that (on android devices), with proper model quantisation and optimisation, yolov5 can achieve real-time detection speeds of around 15-20 fps; and that multi-target tracking does not significantly increase latency. the error range of the angle calculation is about ±5°, which is an acceptable error and in line with the accuracy level of the mobile phone's sensor and human alignment capabilities. the system provides a highly accurate and portable visual perception assistance solution for blind people. keywords: assistive system; yolov5; timing analysis; multi-target tracking; angle computation; tensorflow lite. 1. introduction with the large number of visually impaired people around the world, how to provide convenient, efficient as well as safe environment perception assistance for the blind using mobile devices and artificial intelligence technologies has become a hot research topic in recent years. there have been a lot of work on using smartphone cameras for image recognition and providing feedback to users through speech, but most of them are based on single-frame object detection, which cannot make full use of the temporal information of the video stream, and the descriptions are difficult to be understood by blind people, resulting in omission of detection or loss of target when the object is moving fast or the camera is blocked, as well as causing difficulties for blind people to understand the object. in order to improve the consistency and stability of recognition, this paper introduces a multi-target tracking algorithm (deepsort) on the basis of real-time detection on the mobile side, which maintains the target id code according to the correlation information between adjacent frames, and reduces the problem of jitter and transient loss. meanwhile, in order to let the blind people perceive the orientation of the object in the horizontal field of view more intuitively, we introduce an angle calculation module, which outputs the angle of the object relative to the centre of the image and broadcasts it in real time through the text-to-speech (tts) interface of android, helping the blind people to quickly understand the approximate orientation of the object. the main contributions of this thesis include: real-time deployment of the lightweight yolov5 object detection model on android devices. angle calculation based on the centre of the image to provide more intuitive orientation perception for the blind. combined with object tracking for stable temporal recognition, reducing detection jitter and id switching. experimental validation of ±5° angular error range, combined with theoretical support such as mobile phone sensor accuracy and user's own alignment ability. [1,2] 2. system design and implementation 2.1. system architecture the overall flow of the system is shown in figure 1, which mainly contains the following modules: 2.1.1. video acquisition acquire images in real time by android mobile phone camera. figure 1. implementation 2.1.2. yolov5 detection load the lightweight yolov5 model based on tensorflow lite, detect the objects in each frame and output the boundary (coordinates). 2.1.3. timing analysis (object tracking) correlate the detection result of the current frame with the 102 tracking state of the previous frame to maintain the continuity of the target id and stabilise the detection output. 2.1.4. angle calculation calculate the angle of the object centre relative to the image centre using the image centre as a reference. 2.1.5. speech synthesis (tts) broadcasts the object and its orientation information to the user through android's text-to-speech interface. 2.2. yolov5 model and inference optimisation we choose yolov5s and export it to tflite format. the inference speed is significantly improved without significantly sacrificing the detection accuracy through mixed-precision or int8 quantisation. speeds of about 15-20 fps can be achieved on high-end android phones at resolutions of 320×320 or 416×416 [3, 4]. 2.3. multi-target tracking the deepsort algorithm is used to match and correlate the detection results of neighbouring frames. this module is based on kalman filtering, hungarian algorithm, and deep features, which has less overhead on the mobile side, reduces the performance requirements on the chip, and runs stably at the same frame rate [5]. in case of temporary miss detection by the detector, the tracking algorithm maintains the target for a period of time, reducing transient jitter and id vanishing, thus maintaining continuous recognition of objects in the video stream. 2.4. angle calculation and speech feedback let the centre of the image be ( , ), the centre of the image is the centre of the image be ( , ). then angle can be found by the following equation: this thesis refers to this as the angle ‘relative to the centre of the image. θ =0 for forward, positive values mean the object is on the right, negative values mean the object is on the left. the text-to-speech interface can be used to announce ‘object is 30 degrees to the right’ or ‘object is 15 degrees to the left’. our experiments and literature studies show that ±10° is a reasonable accuracy [4, 5, 6]. 3. experiments and results 3.1. experimental setup device: an android mobile phone with a mid-to-high-end processor (gen2) is selected, and the rear camera resolution is set to 1280×720. model and resolution: based on the yolov5s model, with tflite gpu delegate enabled, and using 416×416 as the input size. scenarios: including indoor (stable light area), outdoor (strong and weak light area), and crowded environments to examine the stability of multi-target tracking. evaluation metrics: frame rate (fps), mean detection accuracy (map), tracking stability (number of id switches), and angular measurement error (rough calculation). experimental results 4. experimental results real-time performance: under the resolution of 416×416 and gpu delegate acceleration, the detection inference speed is about 17-19 fps, the tracking algorithm does not significantly slow down the system, and the overall remains within the range of 15-18 fps. detection accuracy: the detection map for common objects (people, vehicles, etc.) is about 83.5% at 0.5 iou threshold, which is in line with the expected level of yolov5s. tracking performance: in outdoor scenes with high human traffic, the number of id switches (the same target being recognised as different ids) is reduced by about 30%, and objects are tracked consistently. angular error: angular deviation is 89% within ±10° compared to the angle calculated by fixing the position of the object in advance, and 91% within ±5° when the object is close and in good light, and when it is relatively parallel to the object with no obstructions and no significant lens shake, with some cases (bright light or obstructions, and lens shake) exceeding the range and experiencing a short, sharp drop in accuracy. in some cases (bright light or shade, and lens shake), with a short-lived sharp drop in accuracy. subjective user feedback (preliminary): in a small trial, blind users (simulated by a healthy person wearing a blindfold) recognised the orientation cues in the voice announcements and understood the ‘degrees’ more accurately. compared to the descriptions of ‘left, right’ or ‘near, centre, far’, this provided a higher level of accuracy and security; some users also wanted to combine this with vibration or audio prompts for confirmation. 5. conclusion and outlook in this paper, we have proposed a blind assistance system that incorporates yolov5 lightweight object detection, temporal tracking, and angle calculation on an android mobile phone. the experimental results show that with the appropriate resolution, hardware acceleration, and heat dissipation, real-time detection of 15-20 fps can be achieved, and the consistent position of the object can be stably output through tracking. an angular error range of ±10° is feasible and practical for the blind. however, there are limitations in the user experience of pure angle cueing, and the system stability and practicability should be verified in a larger scale of real-life scenarios by combining gps navigation, tactile vibration, and other multimodal interaction modes in the subsequent research. acknowledgments fund: this dissertation is supported by the university of science and technology liaoning university innovation and entrepreneurship training program, no.x202410146179. references [1] ometov, a., et al. 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(2021). smartphone compass accuracy in real-world conditions. sensors, 21(5), 7-15. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 27 design and application of greenhouse intelligent control system tianqi liu, zhao zhang * university of science and technology liaoning, anshan, liaoning, china * corresponding author: zhao zhang abstract: with the rapid development of science and technology, the application of intelligent technology in the field of agriculture has become increasingly widespread. traditional agriculture usually faces problems such as high labor consumption, a single production environment and unstable crop quality, which leads to a delay in the process of agricultural development. this study designs and realizes an intelligent control system for greenhouse environment based on internet of things (iot) technology, which comprehensively utilizes sensors to monitor environmental parameters, such as air temperature, humidity, light intensity, etc., in real time through wireless communication. at the same time, the hc-05 bluetooth module transmits the data to the cell phone app in order to realize the intelligent regulation of key environmental parameters. the system can not only guarantee the stability of the growing environment of crops, but also improve the growth efficiency and production quality of crops, reduce manual intervention and waste of resources, and provide strong support for the development of smart agriculture. keywords: agriculture; iot technology; sensors; wireless communication; environmental monitoring. 1. introduction sustainability of the environment and food production is one of the biggest challenges of the twenty-first century [1]. at present, china's economic and social development is in a critical period of transformation. with the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, new rural industries are developing rapidly [2]. solving this problem is of great significance in realizing rural revitalization. modern greenhouse control system through the combination of mobile network and internet of things technology, adding intelligent sensing technology, remote monitoring of crop growth conditions, collect crop growth data, wireless transmission through the internet, by the control center and the detection center of the received data signals for intelligent analysis and simulation algorithms [3]. in agricultural production, facility agriculture with agricultural greenhouses is an important part, and it occupies a very important position in china's agricultural development [4]. globally, facility agriculture in developed countries developed earlier, especially in western europe, north america and japan and other developed countries, facility agriculture has accounted for more than 70% of the total area of the world's facility agriculture, china's facility agriculture is also developing [5]. the use of iot technology can realize the intelligent control of agricultural production, improve production efficiency and promote the modernization of agricultural production [6]. the design of the system not only meets the requirements of modern agriculture for high efficiency, environmental protection and safety, but also provides new ideas and methods for agricultural production and promotes the process of agricultural modernization. 2. system main hardware design (1) stm32 master control unit the stm32f103c8t6 has a cortex-m3 core, clocked at up to 72 mhz, with up to 112 fast i/os and a variety of communication interfaces for low cost and good performance [7]. the stm32 minimum system board requires both 5 v and 3.3 v. 5 v can generally be supplied directly via usb or 5 v can be supplied with a power adapter. kernel benefits: predictable runtime, interrupt controller embedded in the kernel, interrupt intervals of up to a minimum of 6 cpu cycles, and wake-up from low-power mode takes only 6 cpu cycles [8]. (2) temperature and humidity sensor modules the measurement of temperature and humidity is an important part of the greenhouse environment data acquisition, the temperature and humidity sensor used in this system is the dht11 digital sensor, which consists of a resistive humidity measurement element and an ntc temperature measurement element, and is connected to a high-performance 8-bit microcontroller [9]. local humidity and temperature can be collected in real time through a simple circuit connection of a microprocessor such as a microcontroller. the dht11 and the microcontroller can communicate with each other using a simple single bus, requiring only one i/o port. sensor internal humidity and temperature data 40 bit data one-time transmission to the microcontroller, the data is used to check the way to check, effectively ensure the accuracy of data transmission. dht11 power consumption is very low, 5 v supply voltage, the average maximum current of the work of 0.5 ma [10]. the selection of the system clock is done at startup, the internal 8 mhz rc oscillator is selected as the default cpu clock at reset, followed by an external, failure-monitored 416 mhz clock; when an external clock failure is detected, it is isolated and the system automatically switches to the internal rc oscillator, and the software receives the appropriate interrupts if they are enabled. similarly, full interrupt management of the pll clock can be taken when needed [11]. (3) photosensitive sensor the working principle of photosensitive sensors is to convert light signals into electrical signals using photosensitive elements, which are sensitive to wavelengths near visible wavelengths, including infrared-ultraviolet 28 wavelengths. photosensitive sensors can not only realize the detection of light, it can also be used as a detection element to form other sensors to detect many non-electrical signals, as long as these non-electrical signals are converted into optical signals [12]. photosensitive sensors to collect the current light values, light intensity collection is based on the system to collect external light intensity analog data, through the analog-todigital (adc) conversion, calculation formula conversion, the external light intensity value, light intensity collection of analog values for 0-4095, a total of 4096 units, according to the value of the external light value, by connecting the microcontroller pa1, the data transferred to the oled display, the oled display shows the current light intensity, when the current planting environment is detected to be weak, the buzzer alerts farmers. pa1 of the microcontroller, the data is transferred to the oled display, the oled display shows the current light intensity, when the current planting environment is detected as weak light, the buzzer sounds an alarm to remind the farmer, the user through the bluetooth module can be in the cell phone app terminal real-time monitoring of the collected light data information, and according to the appropriate light intensity of the crop to be adjusted. the photosensitive sensor module outputs a high level at the do output when the ambient light brightness does not reach the set threshold, and a low level at the do output when the external ambient light brightness exceeds the set threshold. the do output can be directly connected to the microcontroller. in order to study the performance of the photosensitive sensors, the sensors coated with sensitive materials were tested under a sun simulator. the results show that the sensitivity of the photosensor is 0.106 ± 0.03 db/klx at 0-32 klx light intensity in a dark environment and 0.784 ± 0.08 db/klx at 36.8-53.9 klx light intensity. the response time of the sensor is 20.1 s and the recovery time is 30.3 s in the light intensity range of 0-53.9 klx [13]. the effects of different intensities and wavelengths of light sources on the photosensitive sensors are all quite different. (4) oled module oled, or organic light-emitting diode, is a self-luminous organic semiconductor material, which is widely used in a variety of display devices and lighting fields with its superior performance. oled displays have the advantages of good viewing angle, high color saturation, fast response time, long life, and power-saving, so they are widely adopted in a variety of terminal display fields, such as smartphones, tablet pcs, and notebook computers [14]. the driver ic used in this screen is ssd1306, which has an internal boost function. scl connects to microcontroller pa4 and sda connects to microcontroller pa5. (5) bluetooth module the bluetooth module consists of two main parts: a microprocessor and a microcontroller. the microprocessor is used to implement control functions; the microcontroller is used to implement various other functions, such as data storage, data processing, digital output and analog output. in the field of communication, bluetooth modules are widely used in mobile communication systems, including 3g/4g wireless communication systems, smart mobile terminals (pdas), personal digital assistants (pdbs), and mobile multimedia. 3. system software design fig 1. the main flowchart of the system (1) system main flow chart turn on the power, the system is initialized. long press the key switch to set the data threshold of temperature and humidity sensor and photosensitive sensor. the temperature and humidity sensor and photosensitive sensor will detect the temperature and humidity of the current environment and light intensity, and collect the data, and real-time transfer the collected data to the oled display to show the data. when the sensor detects the temperature of the current planting environment, which is lower than the set temperature value, 29 the buzzer will alarm to remind the farmer to turn on the heating pad to heat up the planting environment to realize constant temperature control. when the humidity of the current planting environment is detected, and it is lower than the set humidity value, the buzzer will alarm to remind the farmer to turn on the water pump for watering to realize the saturation of the planting environment. when the current planting environment is detected weak light, the buzzer alarm reminds the farmer to turn on the light for replenishment, to realize the planting of plants with sufficient light absorption. the main flowchart of the system is shown in table 1. (2) temperature and humidity sensor modules dht11 adopts a single bus design, after stm32 starts to start, dht11 starts to collect temperature and humidity data, when the current ambient temperature and humidity does not change, the oled display shows the data directly, and when it detects the change of the current ambient temperature and humidity, it re-collects the temperature and humidity data and displays it. the main temperature and humidity codes are listed below: { for(i = 0; i < 40; i++) { if(i % 8 == 0 && i != 0) j += 1; dht11_data_in();//data entry while(rt_pin_read(dht11_data_pin)); //data retrieval while(!rt_pin_read(dht11_data_pin)); rt_hw_us_delay(40); dht11_data_buffer[j] <<= 1; if(rt_pin_read(dht11_data_pin)); //data validation dht11_data_buffer[j] |= 0x01; else dht11_data_buffer[j] |= 0x00; } rt_exit_critical(); if(dht11_data_buffer[4]==(dht11_data_buffer[0] + dht11_data_buffer[1] + dht11_data_buffer[2] + dht11_data_buffer[3])) return ((((rt_uint16_t)dht11_data_buffer[0]) << 8) + dht11_data_buffer[2]); } (3) bluetooth module bluetooth low energy (ble) is a wireless technology designed and marketed by the bluetooth special interest group. ble is designed for low-power devices operating in the 2.4 ghz ism (industrial, scientific and medical) band. the goal of the technology is to connect devices over relatively short distances. it is currently a very popular protocol widely used in internet of things (iot), industry 4.0 and smart home [15]. bluetooth specific code is given below: int bluetooth_init(void) { rt_err_t res; // find serial devices usart1_serial = rt_device_find("uart1"); if(usart1_serial == rt_null) return -rt_error; // open the serial device res = rt_device_open(usart1_serial, rt_device_flag_int_rx); if(res != rt_eok) return -rt_error; // setting the receive callback function rt_device_set_rx_indicate(usart1_serial, uart_recv); return rt_eok; } void bluetooth_set(char *bluetooth_data, int len) // setting bluetooth data { rt_device_write(usart1_serial, 0, bluetooth_data, len); } 4. conclusion this system is a kind of intelligent agricultural environment control system based on the internet of things, which can collect, process and control the temperature, humidity, light, and other environmental factors in the greenhouse in real time according to the site environment, and through bluetooth data transmission, you can intuitively view the temperature, humidity, light intensity and other data information in the greenhouse on the cell phone app to realize real-time monitoring. the application of greenhouse environment intelligent control system not only saves energy, but also improves work efficiency and reduces human error. greenhouse management is liberated from heavy physical labor, so that it is more engaged in technical management work, thus improving its economic and social benefits. this is of great significance to increase the income of farmers and ensure the safety of agricultural production in china. acknowledgments this work was supported in part by innovation and entrepreneurship training program for college students of university of science and technology liaoning. references [1] patel s k, sharma a, singh g s. traditional agricultural practices in india: an approach for environmental sustainability and food security[j]. energy, ecology and environment, 2020, 5(4): 253-271. 30 [2] su k, wu j, yan y, et al. the functional value evolution of rural homesteads in different types of villages: evidence from a chinese traditional agricultural village and homestay village [j]. land, 2022, 11(6): 903. 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[15] lorenc augustyn,szarata jakub,czuba michał. real-time location system (rtls) based on the bluetooth technology for internal logistics[j]. sustainability,2023,15(6). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 149 research on intelligent anti‐jamming for data links based on cv‐r‐bilstm‐a interference recognition network xiaoyu zhang, xiang ji, yize li xijing university, xi'an, shaanxi, china abstract: the interference recognition module, as a key part of intelligent anti-jamming models, is the cornerstone of intelligent anti-jamming technology. in data link communications, if interference can be effectively detected and the type of interference signal identified, effective anti-jamming measures can be implemented to mitigate the impact of interference on communication quality. given the current lack of interference signal recognition methods and the low overall recognition rate of existing methods, this paper proposes an interference recognition network method based on complex-valued residual bidirectional long short-term memory attention (cv-r-bilstm-a) to identify interference signals. this network improves the overall recognition rate by about 10%. when the signal-to-noise ratio (snr) is greater than 5 db, the recognition ability of the cv-r-bilstm-a network is more advantageous, with a recognition rate of over 95%, while other networks have recognition rates between 80% and 90%. keywords: cv-r-bilstm-a interference recognition network; intelligent anti-jamming for data links; interference recognition module. 1. introduction with the development of information technology, informatization and networking dominate modern warfare. mastering the initiative of information means controlling the victory of the war. link 16 enhances the combat capability by sharing information and helps the united states win in the wars in afghanistan and iraq, highlighting the importance of data links in information warfare. in electronic countermeasure warfare, it is necessary to ensure the operation of one's own data link and destroy the enemy system. anti-jamming technology has become a research hotspot. interference is divided into natural and man-made (with the focus on intentional interference). this paper focuses on barrage jamming in suppressive jamming. antijamming technologies are divided into spread spectrum (such as dsss, fhss, etc., adopted by link 16) and non-spread spectrum technologies (such as adaptive filtering, smart antennas). currently, non-spread spectrum technologies, especially intelligent anti-jamming technologies, are receiving attention, including interference identification, decision-making, and suppression. using deep learning to improve the feature extraction ability is of great significance to the future development of communication systems. in terms of interference identification, researchers have used a variety of feature extraction and machine learning algorithms, such as the multi-parameter joint estimation method, fast independent component analysis and support vector machine, high-order cumulants and pattern recognition technology, to improve the recognition accuracy. with the development of deep learning, the application of deep learning algorithms based on convolutional neural networks, long short-term memory networks, etc. in interference identification is also gradually increasing. 2. interference types 2.1. interference patterns the overall interference patterns include suppressive interference and deceptive interference. suppressive interference can be further divided into barrage jamming and repeater jamming. this chapter mainly studies the impact of barrage jamming on link 16. (1)comb-spectrum barrage jamming the spectrum of comb-spectrum barrage jamming is combshaped, and the interference power is concentrated. however, it is necessary to obtain the frequency hopping communication band and frequency interval information, which is more complex. the spectrum distribution is shown in figure 1. frequency-hopping band comb-spectrum barrage jamming hopping frequency f figure 1. schematic diagram of comb-spectrum barrage jamming (2)partial-band barrage jamming partial-band barrage jamming is a type of partial-band barrage jamming on the three frequency bands of the link 16 signal. its interference frequency domain effect is shown in figure 2 frequency-hopping band partial-band barrage jamming hopping frequency f figure 2. schematic diagram of partial-band barrage jamming (3)wideband barrage jamming wideband barrage jamming covers the link 16 channel. it 150 does not require frequency aiming, is easy to implement, and has a good interference effect. however, to cover multiple frequency points, a high power is required. the frequency domain effect diagram of wideband barrage jamming is shown in figure 3 frequency-hopping band wideband barrage jamming hopping frequency f figure 3. schematic diagram of wideband barrage jamming 2.2. interference signals this section studies several common interference signals. (1)single-tone interference the expression of single-tone interference is: 2 1 where a is the amplitude, is the interference frequency, and is the initial phase. (2)multi-tone interference multi-tone interference is a complex baseband expression superimposed by multiple single-tone interferences: 2 2 where is the amplitude of the m single-tone interference of the multi-tone interference, and similarly, and are the frequency and phase of the m single-tone interference, respectively. (3)partial-band noise interference partial-band interference is to concentrate the energy of the noise within the specified frequency band range, and its expression is: 2 3 where u(t) obeys gaussian noise with a mean of 0 and a variance of , is the center frequency of the interference signal, and is the initial phase. (4)linear sweep frequency interference the frequency of linear sweep frequency interference has a linear relationship with time, and its time-domain expression is: 2 0 4 where ais the amplitude, is the initial frequency, is the initial phase, k is the frequency modulation coefficient, and t is the signal duration. (5)chirp frequency modulation interference the expression of a single-component chirp signal is: 2 2 0 5 where a is the amplitude, is the initial frequency, is the frequency modulation slope of the signal, and t is the signal duration. (6)noise frequency modulation interference this interference is where the frequency has a linear relationship with the modulating noise voltage. its expression is: 2 d 6 in the formula, a is the amplitude, is the center frequency of the interference signal, is the frequency modulation coefficient, and obeys gaussian noise with a mean of 0 and a variance of . the bandwidth of the interference signal is determined by the frequency modulation coefficient and the variance together. (7)noise amplitude modulation interference the expression of noise amplitude modulation interference is: 7 where is the carrier amplitude, is the carrier angular frequency, is the baseband noise, and φ is uniformly distributed within [0, 2π]. (8)sawtooth wave frequency modulation interference the sawtooth wave frequency modulation signal is frequency modulated using a sawtooth wave signal, similar to the noise frequency modulation signal. its expression is: 2 2 8 where a represents the amplitude, is the carrier frequency of the signal, k is the modulation coefficient, and m(t) is the periodic sawtooth wave signal. the following formula gives the power of the frequency component in each frequency band of the sawtooth wave frequency modulation signal. 4∆ ∆ ∆ ∙ ∆ ∆ ∙ ∆ ∆ ∙ ∆ ∆ ∙ 9 where f is the periodic frequency of the sawtooth wave, 2∆ is the frequency deviation of the signal modulation, is the total interference power, and c and s are fresnel integrals. when the frequency modulation bandwidth is very large, that is, 2∆ ≫ ,the f at this time can be ignored and can be simplified to the following formula: 2∆ 10 from the above formula, it can be concluded that the sawtooth wave frequency modulation signal has 2∆⁄ components, and the interference power of each component is basically the same, and is uniformly distributed in a comblike manner in the available frequency band. 3. interference recognition based on deep learning deep learning is an important branch in the field of machine learning. its principle is mainly based on the concept of artificial neural networks, and realizes the learning and analysis of data by constructing a deep neural network model. (1)residual network (cv-resnet) when the number of network layers continues to increase, problems of gradient dispersion or gradient explosion may occur, that is, when the neural network continues to deepen, then the network may show a degradation phenomenon. to solve this problem, he kaiming's team proposed the deep residual network (resnet). consider adding a new layer to the shallow layer of the network. the new layer is based on the identity transformation, that is, the input and output are an equal mapping relationship. in this case, the result obtained by the deep network should be the same as the result of the 151 shallow network, which greatly improves the network depth. the difference between the residual network and the convolutional neural network is that there is an additional residual block. the expression of the residual block is as follows: , 11 the framework of the residual block is shown in fig 4. convolution batch normalization (bn) relu convolution batch normalization (bn) xl r es i du a l b lo c k f (x ) relu f(x)+xl figure 4. residual block framework f(x) is the key of the residual network. when the residual block is 0, the network performs an identity mapping. 4. interference recognition network based on cv-r-bilstm-a (1)data preprocessing the intensity of the interference signal may vary. in order to avoid the influence of different amplitudes, powers, etc. on the recognition performance, a power normalization operation is performed on the signal x(n). ̅ 1⁄ ∑ | | 12 where n is the sampling point. when the original signal is collected using time-domain truncation, it will cause spectral energy loss, and using the hanning window can reduce leakage. (2)network input the received signal sequence contains the interference signal and gaussian noise. its mathematical model is: 13 where j is the interference signal and n is the gaussian noise. the input data format is the i and q paths of the interference signal. the network label selects the one-hot encoding of the signal category. (3)interference recognition structure based on cv-rbilstm-a in the existing interference recognition methods, manual feature extraction is required, which has a high computational complexity and may result in incomplete or redundant feature extraction. in view of the shortcomings of the existing methods, this paper uses the deep learning method to identify the interference signal. an interference recognition network based on complex valued residual bi directional long short term memory attention (cv-r-bilstm-a) is built, where cv represents complex convolution, r represents the residual network, and a represents the attention mechanism. the data of the interference signal generally includes two parts: the real part and the imaginary part. most deep learning networks only study the real part of the signal, which will destroy the direct correlation between the real part and the imaginary part in the interference signal. therefore, this paper will introduce the complex convolution network [70]. it is applied to the interference signal recognition. as the network depth increases, the network performance deteriorates. therefore, when designing this network, a residual structure is proposed to address this problem, which can effectively solve the problem of gradient explosion. after extracting the features of the signal through convolution, the bilstm module is added to extract the temporal features of the interference signal using the bilstm module. finally, the attention mechanism module is added to calculate the memory distribution of the features, distinguish the importance of the feature information, and use softmax to classify the output to complete the recognition. the network structure diagram of cv-r-bilstm-a is shown in fig 5. complex conv_1 max pool input data complex conv_2 average pool fc/softmax bilstm complex conv_3 complex conv_4 complex conv_5 attention mechanism figure 5. the structure diagram of the interference recognition network based on cv-r-bilstm-a this network first inputs the processed data into the first convolutional layer for feature extraction, where the convolution kernel is 7 * 1 and the stride is 2; then the data passes through a maximum pooling layer with a stride of 2; then the data will pass through 4 convolutional layers complex conv_2 ~ complex conv_5, and a residual connection is constructed between the convolutional layers. the parameters of different convolutional layers are shown in table 1. the activation function selected is the crelu function, and in order to improve the training speed of the network and effectively alleviate the problem of gradient loss, a bn layer is added before using the activation function in each convolutional layer. then the data is input into bilstm, which is composed of two layers of lstm with 256 neurons, and the activation function selected is sigmoid. the attention layer calculates the attention distribution in the feature 152 information, and then performs weighted summation on the input feature information. finally, the result enters the fully connected layer and softmax for the final classification. table 1. model size of different convolutional layers. complex conv_x model size complex conv_1 7*1, 32, step length 2 complex conv_2 (3*1, 32)*2 complex conv_3 (3*1, 64)*2 complex conv_4 (3*1, 128)*2 complex conv_5 (3*1, 256)*2 5. simulation results and analysis (1) parameter settings the simulation hardware environment uses gpu (nvidia rtx 3060), and the software uses matlab and the deep learning framework tensorflow. the network initialization method uses msra initialization, the loss function is crossentropy, and the batch size is 16. eight types of interference signals are generated using matlab. in the simulation, the sampling rate is set to 10 mhz, and gaussian white noise is added to the channel. the dry noise ratio is defined as the ratio of the interference signal strength to the noise intensity within the communication frequency band. the dry noise ratio range is set to [-10:1:15] db, and 2500 samples of each type of signal are randomly generated at each dry noise ratio. the number of samples in the training set, test set, and validation set is 6:2:2. after that, the experimental parameters remain the same as this. (2) analysis of the effectiveness of the network model evaluation indicators: accuracy: the proportion of the total number of positive and negative samples correctly detected to the total number of samples. 14 true positive (tp), true negative (tn), false positive (fp), false negative (fn). in this paper, when studying the recognition problem of eight types of interference signals, the accuracy rate is used to evaluate the recognition effect of the network model on the interference signals. precision: the probability that the actually positive samples in the predicted correct samples. 15 recall: the probability that the predicted positive samples in the actually positive samples. 16 in order to verify the importance of each module of the designed network, three groups of ablation experiments were carried out. training and testing were conducted under the same conditions. the overall recognition rate results of different networks for different interference signals in the test set within the dry noise ratio range of -10 db to 15 db are shown in table 2. table 2. ablation experiment based on cv-r-bilstm-a interference cv-resnet cv-r-bilstm-a single-tone 80.2 90.2 multi-tone 80.1 91.0 linear sweep frequency 84.8 96.9 noise frequency modulation 70.4 83.5 noise amplitude modulation 74.4 84.0 partial-band noise 72.4 81.0 chirp frequency modulation 74.1 86.9 sawtooth wave frequency modulation 80.7 92.3 it can be seen from the above table that the network with the highest recognition rate for the eight types of interference signals is the cv-r-bilstm-a network. overall, using the cv-r-bilstm-a network has improved the overall recognition rate by about 10% compared to the cv-resnet network. (3) simulation effect analysis and comparison after the cv-r-bilstm-a interference recognition network is trained, the test is carried out in the test set. the following fig 6 is the confusion matrix of the cv-rbilstm-a network under the dry noise ratio of -5 db. the horizontal axis represents the label of the predicted value, and the vertical axis represents the label of the true value. figure 6. the confusion matrix of cv-r-bilstm-a network recognition under the dry noise ratio of -5 db fig 7 is the confusion matrix of the cv-r-bilstm-a 153 network at 10 db respectively. figure 7. the confusion matrix of cv-r-bilstm-a network recognition under the dry noise ratio of 10 db it can be seen from the two confusion matrices that under a low dry noise ratio, the types with a poorer recognition effect using the cv-r-bilstm-a network are the three interference signals of noise frequency modulation, noise amplitude modulation, and partial noise, with a recognition rate of about 70%. compared with the other several types of interference signals, the lowest recognition accuracy at this time can reach about 84%. due to the fact that the characteristics of noise are not obvious under a low dry noise ratio, it can be seen from the confusion matrix that the three types of interference signals are misjudged evenly, and the misjudgments are not concentrated on a certain type of interference signal. however, compared with the case where the dry noise ratio is 10 db, it can be found that as the interference increases, the network recognition accuracy has been improved, especially the recognition rates of the three signals of noise frequency modulation, noise amplitude modulation, and partial noise have all reached more than 95%. the correct rate curve of the recognition rate of various interference signals under different dry noise ratios of the cvr-bilstm-a network is shown in fig 8. figure 8. the interference recognition performance based on the cv-r-bilstm-a network it can be seen from the graph that for each type of interference signal, the recognition accuracy increases with the increase of the dry noise ratio, and the network recognition accuracy tends to be stable after the dry noise ratio is greater than 8 db. it can be intuitively seen from the graph that the recognition accuracy of the network for noise frequency modulation, noise amplitude modulation, and partial noise is relatively low when the dry noise ratio is less than 0 db; the recognition effect of the network on linear sweep frequency interference is the best, and the accuracy can reach more than 90% at -5 db. in addition, the network designed in this chapter is compared with the existing networks in terms of network performance. the selected network models have been proven to be effective through a large number of experiments. six networks are built for testing under the same simulation parameter design. table 3 gives the accuracy of several networks in recognizing interference signals. table 3. comparison of interference recognition accuracy of different networks. cv-r-bilstm-a lenet-5 vgg16 resnet34 inception v4 alexnet densenet single-tone 90.31 85.42 84.52 87.48 89.48 86.48 88.28 multi-tone 91.02 84.56 85.48 86.34 89.37 87.59 86.12 linear sweep frequency 96.99 87.96 90.54 94.84 93.48 91.26 94.58 noise frequency modulation 83.58 78.45 77.54 76.35 74.58 80.26 79.58 noise amplitude modulation 84.08 81.54 80.45 81.35 80.91 79.81 76.58 partial-band noise 81.07 78.64 75.83 76.58 74.38 71.27 79.84 chirp frequency modulation 86.97 81.34 82.45 83.48 82.57 85.18 79.84 sawtooth wave frequency modulation 92.33 84.56 90.48 82.46 91.48 86.48 89.48 it can be seen from the above table that the existing several networks only have better recognition effects on individual types of interference, for example, the alexnet network has a better recognition effect on single-tone and multi-tone interference, the resnet 34 and densenet networks have a better recognition effect on linear sweep frequency interference, and the vgg 16 network has a better recognition effect on sawtooth wave frequency modulation interference, but the recognition effects on noise frequency modulation, noise amplitude modulation, and partial noise are not outstanding. overall, the cv-r-bilstm-a network has the best recognition effect on eight types of interference signals. the curves of the overall recognition accuracy of different networks varying with the dry noise ratio are shown in fig 9. 154 figure 9. the performance comparison of different network models. it can be seen from the figure that the cv-r-bilstm-a recognition network has a more obvious advantage in recognition effect compared to other networks. when the dry noise ratio is -5 db, the network designed in this paper still has a recognition accuracy of approximately 50%, while other networks basically do not have the recognition ability at this time. after the dry noise ratio is greater than 5 db, the cv-rbilstm-a network has a more advantageous recognition ability, and the recognition rate can reach more than 95%, while the recognition rate of other networks is between 80% and 90% at this time. through the presentation of the above figure and table, it is proved that the designed cv-rbilstm-a network model is more suitable for the recognition and classification of these eight types of interference signals than the other several networks, reflecting the effectiveness of this network designed in this paper. 6. conclusion in response to the current problems of fewer interference signal recognition methods and the low overall recognition rate of interference recognition in existing methods, this paper proposes the cv-r-bilstm-a network to recognize interference signals. adding a complex number module can extract signal features more completely, the bilstm module extracts temporal features, and the attention mechanism distinguishes the importance of features to improve the recognition accuracy. the results show that the overall recognition accuracy of the cv-r-bilstm-a network has been improved, but the network has a poor recognition rate for some noises, noise frequency modulation, and amplitude modulation at a low dry noise ratio. references [1] mei wenhua, cai shanfa. jtids/link16 data link [m]. beijing: national defense industry press,2007. 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[14] mingfei zhang, zhoutao yu, zhenghua xu. short-term load forecasting usingrecurrent neural networks with input attention mechanism and hidden connection mechanism[j]. ieee access, 2020, 8: 186514-186529. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 127 research on federated learning algorithms driven by data heterogeneity xiaoyi zhao, xinchen zhang, shasha wang sias university, zhengzhou, henan, 451100, china abstract: federated learning as a distributed machine learning paradigm enables collaborative modeling among multiple participants while preserving data privacy. however, challenges such as model convergence difficulties and low communication efficiency caused by client-side data heterogeneity remain critical bottlenecks hindering its practical applications. this paper constructs a three-dimensional analytical framework encompassing "client-local optimization, server aggregation strategies, and global convergence guarantees" based on mathematical characterization of data heterogeneity. through systematic analysis of core research achievements, we reveal evolutionary patterns of key technical approaches including dynamic learning rate adaptation, gradient correction mechanisms, and heterogeneity-aware regularization. the study further identifies three fundamental challenges: multi-objective optimization dilemmas, inadequate adaptability to dynamic data drift, and theorypractice gaps. future breakthroughs should focus on cross-modal knowledge transfer architectures and trusted federated learning mechanisms to enable reliable algorithm deployment in open environments. keywords: federated learning; data heterogeneity; three-dimensional optimization framework; adaptive optimization. 1. introduction federated learning (fl) [1-4] achieves data privacy protection through distributed training, but its core assumption is that the data is independent and identically distributed (iid). this assumption is often violated in practical scenarios such as healthcare and the internet of things (iot). data heterogeneity manifests as a triple overlap of feature distribution shift among clients (feature shift), label distribution skew (label skew), and quantity imbalance (quantity imbalance) [5]. the traditional federated averaging algorithm fedavg encounters issues such as model divergence and a significant drop in convergence speed under non-independent and identically distributed data [6-8]. on the other hand, heterogeneous data can lead to gradient direction conflicts among clients, causing the global model updates to get trapped in local oscillations, which creates convergence dilemmas. furthermore, the frequent gradient synchronization in federated learning exacerbates the communication load, conflicting with the limited resources of devices. to better meet users' privacy needs, the introduction of noise using protection mechanisms like differential privacy can further degrade model performance. as a result, a series of existing problems have sparked a research surge in adaptive gradient optimization algorithms. this paper starts from the modeling of data heterogeneity, systematically classifies adaptive gradient optimization methods, analyzes their theoretical properties, and ultimately constructs a technical evaluation system and explores future trends. 2. mathematical representation and impact of data heterogeneity data heterogeneity is a core concept in distributed machine learning, especially in federated learning, referring to the systematic differences in data distribution, feature structure, or sample attributes among different data sources [9,10]. these differences can lead to issues such as parameter update conflicts, decreased convergence speed, and reduced generalization ability during model training. heterogeneity in federated learning can be quantified through metrics at the data level, model level, and system level. (1) data-level heterogeneity data-level heterogeneity primarily manifests as systematic shifts in feature distribution and label distribution [9]. the difference in feature distribution can be quantified using the maximum mean discrepancy (mmd) and wasserstein-1 distance, which measure the geometric structure differences in feature spaces across different clients. label distribution differences can be evaluated using kullback-leibler (kl) divergence and the skew ratio, which is defined as the ratio of the maximum number of samples in any label category to the minimum number of samples in any label category. empirical research shows that in the non-iid scenario of cifar-10, when the label skew ratio exceeds 10:1, the gradient conflict index (gci) is significantly negatively correlated with model accuracy (r = -0.82, p < 0.01). this reveals that extreme label imbalance can exacerbate conflicts in gradient update directions, indicating the need for specifically designed gradient coordination strategies. (2) model-level heterogeneity model heterogeneity manifests in two dimensions: parameter space differences and gradient dynamic conflicts [11]. parameter space differences can be measured using the l2 divergence of parameters (the euclidean distance between individual client model parameters and global parameters) and the jensen-shannon (js) divergence of model prediction outputs (the similarity of predicted probability distributions). gradient dynamic conflicts, on the other hand, can be characterized by the gradient conflict index (gci) (a measure of gradient direction consistency) and the update direction entropy (the diversity of parameter update directions). for example, the calculation formula for gci is as follows: 128 the higher the value, the greater the divergence in the gradient directions among clients, which needs to be mitigated through gradient projection or dynamic weighted aggregation. the cosine similarity between client gradient vectors can be used to quantify this. (3) system-level heterogeneity system heterogeneity arises from the imbalance in client hardware resources and communication conditions. differences in computing resources can be quantified by the variance in local training time, while communication heterogeneity is reflected in the standard deviation of client participation rates and communication intervals. for example, in cross-device federated learning scenarios, the local training time of low-end devices may be 3 to 5 times longer than that of high-end devices. additionally, when the client participation rate is below 30%, the number of convergence steps for the model can increase by over 40%. such heterogeneity needs to be optimized through asynchronous communication protocols or resource-aware client scheduling strategies. the impact of data heterogeneity on optimization is primarily manifested in the exacerbation of non-convexity in the objective function, increased gradient variance, and reduced convergence speed. to alleviate the issues of slow or non-converging algorithms caused by data heterogeneity, some studies have attempted to develop effective federated learning algorithms under non-independent and identically distributed (non-i.i.d.) data. for instance, reference [13] proposed the federated multi-task learning framework mocha, which combines multi-task learning with federated learning to address statistical challenges in federated learning. by learning independent yet related models for each device, it aims to achieve personalization, although it is limited to convex objectives when scaled to large networks. reference [14] introduced fedmd, which employs transfer learning and knowledge distillation to construct a model framework that mitigates the issues related to data heterogeneity. additionally, reference [13] also introduced multi-task information, where each task corresponds to a device, along with the metalearning approach proposed in reference [15] to tackle problems arising from data heterogeneity. furthermore, reference [16] proposed the fedprox algorithm, while reference [8] developed the scaffold algorithm, and reference [17] researched the fednova algorithm to better cope with data heterogeneity. however, these studies lack systematic experimental validation due to very strict data partitioning strategies in previous research. reference [18] introduced fedgen to address the issue of data heterogeneity, although this approach may pose risks to user privacy. reference [19] explored a multifaceted solution by adaptively selecting a global model and device-specific models to resolve cyclic patterns in the data samples during federated learning training. lastly, reference [20] proposed to centrally train a global model on some shared data and then use fedavg to explore personalized transfer learning. 3. adaptive gradient optimization algorithm classification framework (1) client local optimization layer in the client local optimization layer, adaptive gradient optimization algorithms can employ dynamic learning rate adjustment and gradient correction strategies. for dynamic learning rate adjustment, reference [21] introduced the adaptive moment estimation for federated learning (adamfl) algorithm, which alleviates gradient oscillation by incorporating a local momentum term at the client side. additionally, reference [22] proposed meta-gradient learning, which utilizes a two-layer optimization approach to automatically adjust the learning rate parameters. regarding gradient correction strategies, reference [23] employed gradient direction alignment by projecting client gradients onto the global gradient subspace. meanwhile, reference [24] utilized variance reduction techniques through the storm optimizer to achieve bounded local gradient variance. these approaches aim to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of local optimization processes in federated learning, addressing challenges posed by data heterogeneity and improving convergence rates. (2) server aggregation layer in the server aggregation layer, weighted aggregation mechanisms and global regularization designs can be employed to enhance the performance of federated learning. for instance, reference [25] introduced a heterogeneousaware weight adjustment method that dynamically adjusts the aggregation weights based on the amount and distribution differences of client data. this approach ensures that clients with more representative or higher-quality data have a greater influence on the aggregated model. regarding global regularization, one can design elastic constraint terms to limit the magnitude of client updates, as suggested in reference [26]. this helps maintain stability in the aggregation process by preventing drastic changes that could destabilize the global model. additionally, implicit knowledge fusion can be achieved through the use of soft labels, as proposed in reference [27]. by transferring soft labels during the aggregation process, the server can incorporate richer information from the clients, enhancing the overall model's performance and generalization ability. these strategies in the server aggregation layer aim to improve the robustness and reliability of the federated learning process, addressing issues related to data heterogeneity and client diversity. (3) convergence assurance layer adaptive convergence conditions include dynamic smoothing parameter adjustments, such as automatically adjusting the smoothing coefficient of sgd based on gradient variance [28], and differential privacy-compatible optimization, which ensures convergence bounds under (ϵ, δ)dp constraints [29]. 4. future currently, federated learning faces several challenges, such as the multi-objective optimization dilemma, where privacy protection, communication efficiency, and model performance are difficult to optimize simultaneously, and the lack of mechanisms to adapt to dynamic environments, where client data distributions drift over time. additionally, there is a theoretical-practice gap, as convergence proofs rely on strong assumptions, leading to significant performance 129 fluctuations in actual deployments. in the future, we may explore knowledge transfer across clients, such as designing feature decoupling architectures based on causal inference or developing lightweight adaptive mechanisms, like low-memory optimizers suitable for edge devices. furthermore, we could engage in multimodal heterogeneous processing, constructing a unified framework to handle mixed scenarios of image, text, and time-series data, among other advancements. 5. conclusion this paper conducts a systematic study on federated learning algorithms driven by data heterogeneity, revealing their inherent laws and development paths from three dimensions: theoretical modeling, technical frameworks, and practical challenges. by constructing a three-dimensional analytical framework consisting of "client local optimization server aggregation strategy global convergence guarantee," the study finds that: (1) dynamic learning rate adjustment and gradient correction mechanisms can effectively alleviate client gradient conflicts, but differentiated optimization strategies need to be designed based on data distribution characteristics. (2) heterogeneity-aware regularization methods can explicitly model statistical differences among clients, reducing the global model bias by 12% to 18%. however, their computational complexity and privacy leakage risks require further consideration. 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[29] fu, j., chen z, han x. 2022. adap dp-fl: differentially private federated learning with adaptive noise[c]. ieee international conference on trust, 2022, 656--663. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 1 study on consumer cognition evaluation model for internet celebrity food used by ahp method chenxuan zhao 1, *, qianmu zhang 1, lili wang 1, anjun liu 2 1 shandong experimental high school, jinan, shandong province, 250001, china 2 jinan key laboratory of high performance industrial software, jinan institute of supercomputing technology, jinan, shandong province, 250100, china * corresponding author: chenxuan zhao (email: jnroni@126.com) abstract: one mathematical model to quantitatively evaluate consumer recognition of internet celebrity food (icf) was established, providing assistance in the development of such products. firstly, through a questionnaire survey conducted among college students, combined with literature reports, an evaluation system was proposed comprising four topics of product quality, brand image, marketing promotion, and consumer experience, along with 14 specific indices. secondly, the analytic hierarchy process (ahp) method was employed to construct the evaluation model for consumer recognition of icf, revealing that "marketing promotion" was a crucial topic. specifically, the comprehensive weight values of 14 indices were obtained. the indices of "endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers" and "cultural experience" with the high weight values reflected the internet popularity and cultural essence of icf, underscoring their extreme importance in consumer recognition. finally, the established model was tested by four kinds of icf with high praise rates from the online shopping platform. and the results showed that the model had good stability to make quantitatively informed decisions about which food best fits the criteria of consumer recognition, which will provide a theoretical basis and practical reference for the development of icf. keywords: internet celebrity food; consumer evaluation model; questionnaire survey; ahp method; data crawling. 1. introduction internet celebrity food (icf) is a new type of product that emerged in the chinese food industry during the e-commerce era, with examples including luosifen (spiral rice noodle with chili sauce), self-heating mini hotpots and sauce-flavored lattes. with their unique concepts and novel appearances, these products could gain immense popularity and favor among numerous consumers [1-3], especially young people. understanding the logic behind the immense success of icf is very necessary and meaningful. constructing a scientific and reliable consumer cognition evaluation model for icf has important theoretical and practical significance, which can guide product development, marketing strategies, and quality supervision. some studies have leveraged data mining and mathematical methods to decode consumer sentiments of icf. wang et al. [4] analyzed the visual communication design of interactive packaging of internet-famous food using the weighted fusion rule of conjunction disjunction double operators. the innovative multi-group discrimination results of interactive packaging were obtained. song et al. [5] analyzed 136835 online comments regarding internet-famous food from dianping platform between 2016 and 2019 using a web scraper. a sentiment lexicon for internet-famous food was constructed, and sentiment analysis was further conducted to understand consumer attitudes. huang et al. [6] used structural equation modeling to establish a research model to investigate how interaction between online celebrity and consumers, which quantified how attractiveness, credibility, and expertise affect repurchase intentions. fei et al. [7] established the model of icf consumer trust formation by integrating the grounded theory and the decomposed theory of planned behavior. it was proposed that consumers followed the path of "pre-purchase factors-consumer perception-consumer trust formation-consumer behavior decision-making" in the process of online shopping for internet celebrity food. regarding icf in the context of the big data era, the previous researches have used mathematical model to preliminarily analyze consumers' perception of icf. however, few studies have systematically analyzed consumer cognition and established a comprehensive evaluation model of icf. this study will conduct a questionnaire survey among young college student consumers and analyze online comments from various platforms to explore the key factors that influenced consumers' attitudes towards icf. one quantitative evaluation mathematical model is expected to be established to analyze the influencing mechanism of various factors, which affect consumer recognition. furthermore, based on the analysis results, the improvement suggestions are provided to enhance consumer satisfaction, thereby promoting the development of icf industry. 2. materials and methods 2.1. icf questionnaire survey a questionnaire survey on internet celebrity foods was conducted among 98 college students from the school of culture and tourism, university of jinan. the aim of the survey was to gain icf insights into the key concerns and preferences of young consumers across five major dimensions: personal information and consumption habits, evaluations, consumption frequency and amount, and development perspectives. according to the survey results, specific indices related to consumer evaluations of icf would be identified in order to establish an indices system. 2.2. ahp method ahp (analytic hierarchy process) method [8-10] was 2 utilized to construct a model for evaluating consumer recognition of icf using the online version of spsspro software. 5 professional teachers in the field of food and marketing were invited to judge the relative importance of the main criteria and sub-criteria. when comparing the criteria, the expert used a pairwise comparison scale containing the numerical values between 1 and 9 [11]. maximum eigenvalue (λmax) was calculated as: 𝜆 ∑ (1) where matrix a represented the pairwise comparisons of the criteria, and the dimension n corresponded to the number of criteria being evaluated, while w represented the eigenvector. the consistency index (ci), which determined the acceptability of the consistency ratio for the comparison matrix a, was then calculated as: 𝐶𝐼 (2) to evaluate and reduce inconsistencies in the comparison matrix, the consistency ratio (cr) was calculated using the formula (3). if cr≤0.1, it indicated that the judgment matrix met the requirements. 𝐶𝑅 (3) where ri was the random index that varied according to the size of the matrix. 2.3. test sample selection utilizing the data acquisition method of focused web crawlers to obtain data on icf provided a more objective approach compared to data collection through interviews and questionnaires. based on the indices of the evaluation system for consumer recognition of icf, the octopus crawler software network version was employed to collect and organize the latest reviews on four best-selling icf on the jd.com platform [12]. all reviews used was up-to-date, spanning from april 1, 2024, to january 25, 2025, to ensure the timeliness of the research. online reviews were obtained from the platform, and 4 kinds of icf with over 2 million reviews and over 200000 positive reviews were selected. total of 4000 review data entries were crawled and indices statistics were compiled for the testing of evaluation model. 3. results 3.1. evaluation indices system construction drawing on questionnaire survey and the previous studies [13-15], 14 specific indices related to consumer evaluations of icf were selected. these included ingredient quality (c1), taste and flavor (c2), nutritional health (c3), brand awareness (c4), brand reputation (c5), brand innovation (c6), social media popularity (c7), internet celebrity endorsement/recommendation (c8), price (c9), marketing campaign effectiveness (c10), purchase convenience (c11), packaging design (c12), cultural experience (c13) and aftersales service (c14). these indices could be grouped into four topics for consideration: product quality (b1), brand image (b2), marketing promotion (b3) and consumption experience (b4). the above indices were organized to form a preliminary evaluation indices system for consumer recognition of icf. this system was structured into three levels: the target level, the topic level and the indice level. the topic level was divided into four evaluation perspectives, and the indice level summarized 14 evaluation indices. specifically, it could be summarized as shown in figure 1. figure 1. evaluation indices system 3 3.2. establishment of icf consumer recognition model 3.2.1. judgment matrix construction and weight calculation of the topic layer table 1. topic level judgment matrix topics product quality (b1) brand image (b2) marketing and promotion (b3) consumption experience (b4) product quality (b1) 1 3 0.2 0.25 brand image (b2) 0.333 1 0.143 0.2 marketing and promotion (b3) 5 7 1 3 consumption experience (b4) 4 5 0.333 1 the topic layer included product quality, brand image, marketing and promotion, and consumption experience. under the framework of the ahp, a scoring matrix was constructed based on the judgment of 5 experts as shown in table 1. weight values of each topic presented clear differences in table 2, reflecting the their degree of importance in the comprehensive evaluation. marketing and promotion had the highest corresponding weight value of 54.803%, which indicated that it was regarded as the most critical factors in the decision-making process, exerting a decisive influence on the overall evaluation. closely following was consumption experience, with weight value of 28.079%, indicating that it also occupied an important position in the evaluation system and was a non-negligible aspect influencing decision-making. table 2. analysis results of ahp topics characteristic vectors weight values (%) largest eigenvalue ci product quality (b1) 0.46 11.494 4.171 0.057 brand image (b2) 0.225 5.623 marketing and promotion (b3) 2.192 54.803 consumption experience (b4) 1.123 28.079 the consistency test result of the ahp was shown in table 3. judging from the provided data, the results of the consistency test with the maximum eigenvalue λmax being 4.171, the ci (consistency index) value being 0.057, the ri (random index) value being 0.88, and the cr (consistency ratio) value being 0.065 was "pass". table 3. consistency test results λmax ci ri cr results of consistency test 4.171 0.057 0.882 0.065 pass 3.2.2. judgment matrix construction and weights calculation of the indice level (1) product quality(b1) based on scores provided by the experts, the judgment matrix for the b1 indices level was constructed as shown in table 4. the weight values were calculated based on the eigenvectors and represented the proportion of each factor in the overall decision-making process. in table 5, it could be seen that taste and flavor had the highest weight value (60.247%), occupying a dominant position. nutrition and health followed with a weight value of 31.512%, while ingredients and raw materials had the lowest weight value (8.24%). this result reflected that in decision-making, taste and flavor were considered the most critical factors, followed by nutrition and health, while ingredients and raw materials were relatively less important. the cr value was 0.002 in table 6, which was far below the threshold of 0.1, indicating that the judgment matrix had a high degree of consistency and passed the consistency test. table 4. judgment matrix (b1) indice ingredients and raw materials (c1) taste and flavor (c2) nutrition and health (c3) ingredients and raw materials (c1) 1 0.143 0.25 taste and flavor (c2) 7 1 2 nutrition and health (c3) 4 0.5 1 table 5. results of ahp hierarchical analysis (b1) indice characteristic vectors weight values (%) largest eigenvalue ci ingredients and raw materials (c1) 0.247 8.24 3.002 0.001 taste and flavor (c2) 1.807 60.247 nutrition and health (c3) 0.945 31.512 table 6. consistency test results (b1) λmax ci ri cr results of consistency test 3.002 0.001 0.525 0.002 pass (2) brand image(b2) table 7. judgment matrix (b2) indice brand awareness (c4) brand reputation (c5) brand innovation (c6) brand awareness (c4) 1 0.333 0.125 brand reputation (c5) 3 1 0.2 brand innovation (c6) 8 5 1 the judgment matrix for the b2 indices level was constructed as shown in table 7. in table 8, the data showed that the eigenvector for brand innovation was 2.211, with a corresponding weight value of 73.695%, indicating that brand innovation held the highest importance among all factors considered. closely following was brand reputation, with an eigenvector of 0.559 and a weight value of 18.628%, suggesting that it was also a key factor. in contrast, brand awareness had a lower level of importance, with an 4 eigenvector of 0.23 and a weight value of 7.677%. the calculation results of ahp showed that the maximum eigenvalue was 3.044, and the consistency ratio (cr) was 0.042 in table 9, which was less than 0.1, passing the onetime test. table 8. results of ahp hierarchical analysis (b2) indice characteristic vectors weight values (%) largest eigenvalue ci brand awareness (c4) 0.23 7.677 3.044 0.022 brand reputation (c5) 0.559 18.628 brand innovation (c6) 2.211 73.695 table 9. consistency test results (b2) λmax ci ri cr results of consistency test 3.044 0.022 0.525 0.042 pass (3) marketing and promotion(b3) table 10 showed the judgment matric for the b3. in table 11, the calculation results showed that the eigenvector for endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers was 2.231, with a weight value as high as 55.766%, which was the highest among all evaluated items, highlighting its central role in the evaluation system. this result reflected the high level of trust consumers placed in the opinions of internet influencers in the current market environment, and their recommendations were crucial for the acceptance of products or services. the eigenvector for social media popularity was 1.000, with a corresponding weight value of 25.944%, indicating that it occupied a relatively important position in the system. the eigenvector for effectiveness of marketing activities was 0.282, with a value of 7.053%, which was the lowest weight among the four evaluations. the calculation results of ahp showed that the maximum eigenvalue was 3.044, with a cr of 0.03 in table 12, which was less than 0.1, passing the one-time test. table 10. judgment matrix (b3) indice social media popularity (c7) endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers (c8) price (c9) effectiveness of marketing activities (c10) social media popularity (c7) 1 0.333 3 4 endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers (c8) 3 1 5 6 price (c9) 0.333 0.2 1 2 effectiveness of marketing activities (c10) 0.25 0.167 0.5 1 table 11. results of ahp hierarchical analysis (b3) indice characteristic vectors weight values (%) largest eigenvalue ci social media popularity (c7) 1.038 25.944 4.079 0.026 endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers (c8) 2.231 55.766 price (c9) 0.449 11.237 effectiveness of marketing activities (c10) 0.282 7.053 table 12. consistency test results (b3) λmax ci ri cr results of consistency test 4.079 0.026 0.882 0.03 pass (4) consumption experience(b4) table 13-15 presented the judgment matrix, ahp analysis and consistency test results, respectively. the ahp results indicated that cultural experience significantly led with an eigenvector of 2.404 and a weight value of 60.108%, suggesting that cultural experience was the most central influencing factor in consumers' considerations and played a decisive role in the overall evaluation. closely following was purchase convenience, with an eigenvector of 1.006 and a weight of 25.149%, indicating that purchase convenience was also an important factor that could not be ignored. in contrast, packaging design and after-sales service had lower weight values of 5.594% and 9.148%, respectively, indicating that their influence was relatively small. the calculation results of ahp showed that the maximum eigenvalue was 3.044, with a cr of 0.052, which was less than 0.1, passing the one-time test. table 13. judgment matrix (b4) indice purchase convenience (c11) packaging design (c12) cultural experience (c13) after-sales service (c14) purchase convenience (c11) 1 5 0.25 4 packaging design (c12) 0.2 1 0.125 0.5 cultural experience (c13) 4 8 1 6 after-sales service (c14) 0.25 2 0.167 1 table 14. results of ahp hierarchical analysis (b4) indice characteristic vectors weight values (%) largest eigenvalue ci purchase convenience (c11) 1.006 25.149 4.139 0.046 packaging design (c12) 0.224 5.594 cultural experience (c13) 2.404 60.108 after-sales service (c14) 0.366 9.148 5 table 15. consistency test results (b4) λmax ci ri cr results of consistency test 4.139 0.046 0.882 0.052 pass 3.2.3. comprehensive indices weight ranking and analysis based on the aforementioned algorithm, the weight values of each indices were calculated and comprehensively ranked for both the topic layer and the indice layer as shown in table 16. three indices of endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers, cultural experience and social media popularity had comprehensive weight values above 14%, playing a crucial role in the development of icf. any weakness in any of these areas would inevitably have impacted the long-term development of such foods. among them, endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers had a weight of 30.560, reflecting the internet popularity attribute and highlighting its extreme importance in consumer recognition of icf. cultural experience ranked second and was the most intrinsic reason for the sustained popularity of icf. compared to the above strong influence indices, four weak influence indices of brand awareness, ingredients and raw materials, brand reputation and packaging design had comprehensive weight values ranging from 0.430 to 1.570. their role in the recognition of icf were also relatively weak due to the relatively low values. and they should not have been the focus of future attention. table 16. weight ranking of indices in the consumer recognition evaluation system target layer topic layer weight value(%) sort indice layer weight value(%) comprehensive weight(%) sort comprehensive evaluation of internet-famous food (a) product quality (b1) 11.49 3 ingredients and raw materials (c1) 8.24 0.95 13 taste and flavor (c2) 60.25 6.92 5 nutrition and health (c3) 31.51 3.62 9 brand image (b2) 5.62 4 brand awareness (c4) 7.68 0.43 14 brand reputation (c5) 18.63 1.05 12 brand innovation (c6) 73.70 4.14 7 marketing and promotion (b3) 54.80 1 social media popularity (c7) 25.94 14.22 3 endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers (c8) 55.77 30.56 1 price (c9) 11.24 6.16 6 effectiveness of marketing activities (c10) 7.05 3.87 8 consumption experience (b4) 28.08 2 purchase convenience (c11) 25.15 7.06 4 packaging design (c12) 5.59 1.57 11 cultural experience (c13) 60.11 16.88 2 after-sales service (c14) 9.15 2.57 10 3.3. model test considering regional characteristics, experts’ suggestions and literature reports [16-18], spicy sticks (liangpin puzi), duck neck (zhou black duck), boneless chicken feet (three squirrels) and luosifen (li ziqi) were selected to test the icf consumer recognition model. their latest reviews of network crawling on the jd.com platform were analyzed based on the 14 indices of the evaluation system. the obtained raw indices data were subjected to dimensionless processing to facilitate subsequent data handling as shown in table 17. the obtained scores of 4 kinds of icf based on the comprehensive weight values calculation of the evaluation criteria, were shown in the figure 2. the results of luosifen (li ziqi), boneless chicken feet(three squirrels), duck neck(zhou black duck)and spicy bar (liangpin puzi) were 0.290, 0.200, 0.280, 0.230 respectively. the difference in scores among the four popular foods on the internet was not significant, indicating that they were highly recognized by consumers as the popular products on the jd.com platform. 3.4. model strengths and sensitivities since the weights obtained from ahp analysis depend on the importance levels of different projects manually specified, different input levels of importance by the experts will lead to different results. in order to conduct sensitivity analysis of the model, new judgment matrices were constructed based on the changes of the relative importance between each topic [19,20]. the importance value of marketing and promotion compared to brand image changed from 7 to 9, and judgment matrix a in table 18 was constructed. on the basis of the above change, the importance value of consumption experience compared to product quality changed from 4 to 2, and judgment matrix b in table 19 was constructed. 6 table 17. non-dimensionalized data for each indices icf luosifen(li ziqi) boneless chicken feet(three squirrels) duck neck (zhou black duck) spicy bar (liangpin puzi) ingredients and raw materials (c1) 0.07 0.21 0.46 0.27 taste and flavor (c2) 0.31 0.23 0.27 0.18 nutrition and health (c3) 0.16 0.08 0.31 0.45 brand awareness (c4) 0.33 0.21 0.28 0.18 brand reputation (c5) 0.30 0.23 0.32 0.14 brand innovation (c6) 0.30 0.09 0.43 0.17 social media popularity (c7) 0.27 0.24 0.31 0.17 endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers (c8) 0.27 0.25 0.24 0.24 price (c9) 0.29 0.21 0.30 0.20 effectiveness of marketing activities(c10) 0.36 0.17 0.27 0.20 purchase convenience (c11) 0.25 0.20 0.32 0.23 packaging design (c12) 0.22 0.20 0.36 0.22 cultural experience (c13) 0.37 0.13 0.22 0.28 after-sales service (c14) 0.25 0.21 0.33 0.21 figure 2. scores of the internet celebrity food according to the two judgment matrices (a) and (b), the weights of the evaluation criteria obtained by the ahp method were shown in table 20 and 21 respectively, which have passed the consistency test. the obtained weights values were used to evaluate the test samples, and the scoring situations were shown in table 22. it can be seen that although the numerical values of the scores of four testing icf varied under these two changes, their relative sorting maintained consistent with the situation before the change. luosifen(li ziqi) ranked first and the others were in order, which indicated that the stability of the model was relatively good [21,22]. table 18. topic level judgment matrix (a) topics product quality (b1) brand image (b2) marketing and promotion (b3) consumption experience (b4) product quality (b1) 1 3 0.2 0.25 brand image (b2) 0.333 1 0.111 0.2 marketing and promotion (b3) 5 9 1 3 consumption experience (b4) 4 5 0.333 1 table 19. topic level judgment matrix (b) topics product quality (b1) brand image (b2) marketing and promotion (b3) consumption experience (b4) product quality (b1) 1 3 0.2 0.5 brand image (b2) 0.333 1 0.111 0.2 marketing and promotion (b3) 5 9 1 3 consumption experience (b4) 2 5 0.333 1 4. discussion based on the analytic hierarchy process (ahp), weight values of 14 indices were calculated to establish an evaluation model for consumer recognition of icf. this facilitate the 7 identification of the role of various influencing factors on consumer recognition of icf. in summary, the reason why icf became a hot topic of discussion was not only because of their delicious taste and uniqueness but also because of the cultural connotation and innovative spirit they embodied. in this rapidly changing era, only by constantly pursuing innovation and excellence could one have ridden the waves and led the trend in the ocean of cuisine. table 20. results of ahp hierarchical analysis (a) topics characteristic vectors weight values (%) largest eigenvalue ci product quality (b1) 0.441 11.031 4.130 0.043 brand image (b2) 0.200 5.008 marketing and promotion (b3) 2.266 56.653 consumption experience (b4) 1.092 27.307 table 21. results of ahp hierarchical analysis (b) topics characteristic vectors weight values (%) largest eigenvalue ci product quality (b1) 0.515 12.867 4.037 0.012 brand image (b2) 0.206 5.142 marketing and promotion (b3) 2.346 58.660 consumption experience (b4) 0.933 23.331 table 22. scores of the testing internet celebrity food number sde score(a) score(b) 1 luosifen (li ziqi) 0.287 0.285 2 duck neck (zhou black duck) 0.278 0.279 3 spicy bar (liangpin puzi) 0.230 0.229 4 boneless chicken feet (three squirrels) 0.205 0.207 upon comparison of 4 test samples from online shopping platforms, the scores of the luosifen (li ziqi) was the highest, while the scores of the boneless chicken feet (three squirrels) was lowest. luosifen (li ziqi) performed relatively excellently in the evaluation of the established model. endorsement or recommendation by internet influencers and cultural experience may be the reasons for its high score. li ziqi, as the "top tier" among internet celebrities, has a high level of influence in the online public opinion arena. in the fast-paced modern life, luosifen (li ziqi) promotional videos present a poetic sense of slow life, satisfying people who have lived in the city for a long time to imagine another way of life, have beautiful memories and expectations of local culture, and yearn to return to nature, and temporarily escape from the anxiety of reality. the high recognition of luosifen (li 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implemented based on data from wearable devices, environmental sensors, and healthcare records. health data analytics utilized machine learning algorithms, including decision trees and neural networks, to construct predictive models in the management of chronic diseases and early warning systems. preprocessing and analysis of data were done using python, r, and hadoop to ensure accuracy and scalability. the ai models achieved an accuracy of 85% in the identification of early symptoms of chronic diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular conditions. a 20% increase in citizen satisfaction concerning healthcare services was noticed in those regions that implemented this model of ai-driven health management. besides this, proactive alerts generated by the model resulted in a measurable decrease in the rate of progression of diseases, particularly in elderly populations. the results prove that ai can bring transformational changes to personalized healthcare in smart cities, in line with global research trends. these findings are academically significant in offering new methods of data analysis and are of practical value for policymakers in the design of efficient health management strategies. limitations include regional bias and data privacy challenges. future research should be directed toward a wider integration of data, advanced protection of privacy, and scalable solutions across cities to maximize the impact of ai-driven healthcare. keywords: personalized healthcare; smart city; big data; artificial intelligence; chronic disease management; analytics of health data, and healthcare innovation. 1. introduction 1.1. background the development of smart cities is transforming metropolitan life in most respects but perhaps most dramatically in how public health may be served. as urban centers develop to be more interlinked, especially through new technologies like the internet of things-iot, and with big data analysis, it offers fresh perspectives for improved health outcomes. at the same time, these developments bring special pressures on healthcare services, especially as urban populations both grow and age, with increases in chronic diseases. smart cities, designed to make optimal use of technology in city living, have an imperative need to address emerging healthcare needs through a growing and aging population. the most critical challenges for any smart city in the present day relate to how healthcare services are managed in the face of rapidly changing demographics. with increasingly aging citizens and a higher incidence of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases, the need is felt more than ever for better and more personalized healthcare. traditional healthcare models, generalized to offer one-size-fits-all treatments, can hardly meet these needs effectively. consequently, there is an emergent need for personalized health systems that would provide specific treatment and services according to the individual needs of a patient. big data and ai are leading this transformation. these technologies are capable of bringing about a paradigm shift in healthcare with regard to how patient data is collected, analyzed[1], and used. such ai-based care can analyze vast volumes of data emanating from the patient, wearable devices, and environmental sensors to yield insights that will lead to increasingly personalized and proactive healthcare. from early disease detection down to customized treatment plans, ai-driven healthcare has the potential to help doctors make more accurate decisions, improving the quality of care. besides, big data can be used to predict trends in health outcomes and optimize resource allocation so that healthcare services are delivered with maximum efficiency and effectiveness. the increasing demand for personalized health care in the ambit of smart cities is complemented fairly by improvements in healthcare technologies like telemedicine, health tracking apps, and wearable health devices. such novel innovations pave the way for continuous monitoring of health indicators to yield valuable data for both individuals and healthcare providers. in consequence, the demand for integrated smart healthcare solutions has never been higher, focusing on the quality as much as the accessibility of health services. 1.2. research problem the study will explore how big data and ai can serve as drivers to personalized healthcare solutions in a smart city. precisely, the research will identify how these technologies can analyze the health data of residents and offer tailored medical services accordingly. the central question driving this research is: how can big data and ai be used to evaluate and manage the health status of urban populations, and how can these technologies offer personalized healthcare solutions 80 to meet the needs of individuals? 1.3. research purpose and significance the focus of this research has been big data and ai with a view to defining their respective roles in making the health services more precise and personalized in a smart city. the study will use high-end analytics and machine-learning techniques to identify how the deployment of these technologies brings out better patient outcomes and the optimization of healthcare delivery. the significance of this research lies in its potential to contribute to the development of more efficient and personalized healthcare systems in smart cities. by providing evidence on how big data and ai can be leveraged to create customized healthcare plans, this study will inform policymakers, healthcare providers, and urban planners on how to implement these technologies effectively. the research also contributes to the academic literature by expanding our understanding of how smart city infrastructure, health care, and technological innovation can come together to open new avenues toward smarter, more sustainable healthcare solutions that will improve citizens' quality of life [2]. 2. methods the study will adopt a quantitative research design that integrates big data analytics with ai models in assessing the efficiency of personalized health management systems. this research design explains how health data is collected, processed, and analyzed within the setting of a smart city for personalized healthcare solutions. hence, the study will also utilize real-world data coming from different sources to establish an integrated framework using ai techniques for the resolution of urban healthcare challenges. the framework is developed to evaluate the complete health data lifecycle in smart cities, from data acquisition to actionable insights. this entails the design of ai-driven predictive models on health risks, chronic disease monitoring, and suggesting personalized healthcare interventions. it will be ensured that the study has high replicability and scalability, as methods can be applied on different smart cities with various populations and health needs. 2.1. sample selection the sample will be a stratified sample of residents drawn from different regions within a smart city. these regions would be selected in such a way that a wide range of demographic and environmental characteristics, such as age, gender, and health status, are captured. the goal is to capture the heterogeneity of urban populations so that the findings will be generalizable to a wide variety of healthcare situations. the sample will include: • health records: longitudinal data from hospitals and clinics on patient histories, diagnoses, and treatment outcomes. • environmental monitoring data: real-time air quality, temperature, and humidity, among others, gathered through smart city infrastructure[3]. • wearable device data: continuous streams from devices like fitness trackers and smartwatches capture metrics such as heart rate, step count, and sleep patterns[4]. the inclusion criteria include the ability to provide access to comprehensive health records and consent to data collection through wearable devices and other sensors. in this respect, rich, high-quality data will be made available for analysis. 2.2. data collection data are being collected for this study from diverse sources in order to get a multidimensional understanding of health outcomes. these include: (1) hospital and health management systems: the ehrs keep records of the patient's life history, treatment course, and diagnosis in detail. (2) wearables: fitness trackers, smartwatches, and devices monitoring specific health parameters provide data on daily activities, heart rate, and sleep pattern among other health metrics. (3) environmental sensors: sensors installed in smart cities record real-time environmental-based data about the air quality index, noise pollution, weather, and more[5]. (4) self-reported data: surveys and mobile health applications gather subjective information about individuals' health behaviors and self-assessments[6]. to ensure consistency, all data is standardized using a predefined schema, integrating various formats and ensuring compatibility for analysis. privacy and security protocols are implemented to protect participants' data, following ethical guidelines and data protection laws. 2.3. data analysis the data finally gets analyzed through sophisticated machine learning algorithms that find out the patterns and have valuable insights into personalized healthcare solutions. major activities of the analysis include: 2.3.1. data preprocessing: a. cleaning the data: this handles missing, inconsistent, and duplicate data. b. normalization: normalizes all data for homogeneity of variables. c. feature selection: identifying relevant health indicators for analysis. 2.3.2. machine learning models: decision trees: to classify health risks and identify key contributing factors. neural networks: complex relationships between health metrics, forecast health outcomes. clustering algorithms: segmentation of populations by health characteristics for appropriate interventions. 2.3.3. predictive modeling: building health risk prediction models that forecast the chances of the onset of any chronic disease. creating an early warning system that provides timely warnings to the care provider and the resident through realtime data on upcoming health risks. 2.3.4. data analysis tools: python: used for data processing, data visualization, and building machine learning models. r: to study statistically and for predictive modeling. hadoop: to handle large-scale data storage and processing. 2.4. smart city systems integration it integrates all these into a smart city healthcare ecosystem through dashboards and mobile apps that deliver key knowledge to healthcare providers and residents, thus enabling them to make proactive interventions or prepare care plans. in fact, the research further analyzes the efficiency and 81 effectiveness of the various systems in bringing in positive health outcomes, while insisting on scalability and real-life applicability. this study will reveal the transformative power of big data and ai in enabling personalized healthcare within smart cities, by combining large and various data sources with advanced analysis techniques and a robust design. 3. results the health data analyses of smart cities showed that the health data pattern is closely related to the major elements of public health, including disease prevention and management of chronic diseases. the research in big data and ai technologies showed how health services in smart cities can be transformed into being more effective and personalized. the models developed as part of this research on ai identified symptoms of chronic diseases at the early stage, thus helping residents take the necessary precautions with minimal delay. insight into data analysis: key takeaways the outcome showed how the integration of health data from different sources could provide actionable insights at both individual and provider levels. in particular: disease prevention: health data patterns such as irregular heart rate or high levels of stress, as recorded by wearable devices, were strongly associated with early warnings for cardiovascular conditions. ai-driven predictive models flag these anomalies at a high degree of accuracy to alert residents to consult healthcare professionals. chronic disease management: models, in cases of residents already diagnosed with chronic diseases, identified risk factors likely to worsen their conditions. for instance, the integrated environmental data with personal health records showed that high levels of air pollution greatly affected respiratory health. personalized alerts were thus allowed for residents to take precautionary measures by putting on masks or limiting outdoor activities. 3.1. ai model performance the developed ai models for the study return strong and efficient performance in predictions of chronic disease risks and early symptoms. key metrics include: prediction accuracy: the ai models realized an average of 85% in prediction accuracy across a variety of health conditions with higher accuracy in diseases like hypertension and diabetes. this therefore proves the reliability of the models in analyzing complex health data and providing meaningful insights. early symptom detection: the models were able to highlight, quite effectively, the early warning signs of conditions such as diabetes, for example, through increased blood sugar levels, and cardiovascular diseases through irregular heart rates, thus enabling timely intervention. 3.2. impact on healthcare services the deployment of these ai-driven health insights had a quantifiable impact on healthcare service outcomes in the smart city environment: 1. satisfaction about health management: in those very areas where the incidence of chronic diseases was relatively lower, the residents showed a 20% increase in satisfaction regarding health management services. this improvement is contributed by personalized care plans and proactive health monitoring facilitated by ai technologies. 2. reduction in chronic disease incidence: the distinct slowing down in rates of progression of chronic diseases was observed in populations that adopted ai-supported health recommendations, especially among elderly residents. 3. resource optimization: the analysis made it possible to reorganize healthcare resources more intelligently. for instance, regions with higher predicted risks of certain diseases thus received targeted interventions, such as more health workshops or environmental health improvements. 3.3. statistical highlights ai prediction accuracy: 85% satisfaction improvement: satisfaction in health management increased by 20% in areas with low chronic disease incidence. chronic disease decline: measurable decreases in disease progression rates were recorded in populations using airecommended prevention measures. integrating environmental data: the environmental factors employed increased the model's accuracy by 10% in predicting, thus showing how contextual data is important in personalized healthcare. 4. results these findings of the study have demonstrated the immense potential of big data and ai in informing personalized healthcare services within the smart city. exploring these technologies, health systems can improve health management with a greater degree of precision and enhanced effectiveness. the findings match previous studies both nationally and internationally on the benefits arising from the use of ai applications in chronic disease management, among other areas, like health risk prediction. these parallels really point to the strength and reliability of the conclusions from this study. for example, the ai models developed in this research were very precise in predicting the early symptoms of chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. these findings not only justify the efficacy of big data and ai in healthcare but also provide emphasis on the integration of various sources of health and environmental data to draw actionable insights. this study contributes to the growing literature on personalized healthcare, bringing in new insights into data analysis and ai-driven solutions. big data analytics integrated with machine learning models enrich the methodological approaches available for studying and implementing personalized health interventions. it also brings to light the role of ai in bridging gaps in traditional healthcare systems and paving the way for more sophisticated and adaptive health management strategies. the pragmatic basis is that such findings might help in formulating policies regarding health management by policymakers and urban planners. indeed, risk foresight and prevention by applying ai-driven tools create optimized healthcare resource allocation, improved public health service delivery, and improved quality of life among residents. these are much-needed insights for policy intervention in the challenges arising out of aging populations with the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases in urban settings. while the study throws up some promising results, a few limitations must be mentioned: the sample selection was limited to specific areas within one smart city, which might not fully capture the diverse healthcare needs of global smart cities. regional 82 socioeconomic factors and variability in healthcare infrastructure may affect the generalizability of the findings. thus, really huge challenges concerning the privacy and security of health data collected in smart cities immediately come up. ensuring that sensitive personal information is treated with ethics, and adherence to protection-of-data regulations remains a looming challenge to mass adoption of these ai-driven healthcare 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(2023). integration of iot-enabled technologies and artificial intelligence (ai) for smart city scenario: recent advancements and future trends. sensors, 23(11), 5206. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 128 implementing insect classification based on convolutional neural networks and tensorflow zhiqiang zhang * zhejiang dongfang polytechnic, wenzhou zhejiang, 325000, china * corresponding author: zhiqiang zhang abstract: insects are one of the most diverse biological groups on earth, playing a crucial role in human agricultural production. however, there is a relative shortage of professionals capable of classifying insects. with the rapid advancement of computer vision technology, image classification techniques have been employed to classify insects. traditional insect image classification requires manual extraction of image features, a process that is both time-consuming and labor-intensive, and the accuracy of the identification results is relatively low. to address these issues, this study adopts deep learning technology and uses google's tensorflow framework to build a convolutional neural network (cnn) model for insect classification. the article further analyzes the impact of different optimizers and learning rates on the model's classification performance. experimental results show that using the adam optimizer with a learning rate of 0.009 yields the highest recognition accuracy for the cnn model, reaching up to 92%. keywords: deep learning techniques; insect image classification; convolutional neural network architecture; tensorflow framework. 1. introduction as a major agricultural country, china frequently faces the challenge of pests and diseases in traditional agricultural production activities. the key to solving this problem lies in the accurate identification of insects. traditionally, entomologists rely on their unique expertise and observation of insects' external features, comparing them with insect atlases to classify insects, a process that is both timeconsuming and laborious. with technological advancements, this traditional classification method is gradually being replaced by image-based insect classification techniques. currently, commonly used insect classification techniques include image recognition, microwave radar detection, biophotonic detection, sample detection, near-infrared and hyperspectral techniques, as well as acoustic detection methods. in recent years, with the rapid development of the field of artificial intelligence, deep learning technology has made significant progress in various domains such as natural language processing and machine vision. therefore, researchers have begun to explore the possibility of applying deep learning technology to insect image classification. this study aims to utilize an image classification method based on deep learning to address the problem of insect classification, with the goal of providing new support and assistance for pest and disease identification in the real world. 2. deep learning approach deep learning (dl), especially convolutional neural networks (cnn), plays a crucial role in the field of machine learning (ml), particularly for tasks such as image classification. through a carefully designed multi-layer structure, cnns possess the ability to automatically identify and extract data features. by utilizing local connections, weight sharing, and pooling techniques, cnns can effectively capture key features in images, thereby significantly simplifying the complexity of feature extraction. meanwhile, recursive neural networks (rnn) are more suitable for processing data with sequential features, such as natural language, by using recurrent connections to remember previous information. these deep learning techniques have achieved remarkable results in various fields such as computer vision (cv) and natural language processing (nlp), becoming important drivers for the development of artificial intelligence. their ability to automatically learn and analyze complex data lays a solid foundation for higher-level ai applications. 3. tensorflow and convolutional neural networks (1) tensorflow tensorflow is a powerful open-source machine learning framework developed and maintained by google, boasting a wide range of functionalities. developers can construct complex numerical computation models through data flow graphs, particularly excelling in deep learning and various machine learning applications. this library is not only compatible with multiple hardware platforms but also provides rich application programming interfaces (apis) and numerous visualization development tools, greatly simplifying the process of building and optimizing algorithm models. therefore, it has become an ideal choice for developing artificial intelligence applications. (2) convolutional neural networks convolution is a unique mathematical operation that produces a third function through the combination of two functions, f and g. its core essence is a type of integral transform. the process of this operation involves flipping and shifting one function, multiplying it by another function, and then integrating the product over the shift, thereby obtaining the result of the convolution. convolution operations are widely used in various fields such as signal processing, image processing, and machine learning. image convolution is a mathematical process involving two 129 matrices: the feature image matrix and the convolution kernel matrix. in this process, the convolution kernel (also known as a filter) slides over the input feature image with a specific stride. at each position, each element of the convolution kernel is multiplied by the corresponding element in the feature image, and then these products are summed to obtain a single value. this process is repeated across the entire feature image, typically with a fixed stride (as shown in figure 1, where the stride is 1) for sliding the convolution kernel, until the entire feature image is traversed, resulting in the final output feature map. figure 1. convolution operation process pooling, also known as subsampling or downsampling, is based on the principle that neighboring regions in an image share highly similar feature. in the output of a convolutional layer, due to the high degree of overlap in features among adjacent image regions, there is a significant amount of redundant information. pooling techniques aggregate global features of the image to reduce this redundancy, lower the computational complexity of convolutional neural networks, and prevent the neural network model from overfitting. in image processing, two widely used pooling methods are average pooling and max pooling. average pooling calculates the mean value of all pixel values within a specific region to represent the features of that region, while max pooling selects the maximum pixel value from the region as its representative. both methods can effectively compress data while preserving key features in the image. taking figure 2 as an example, it illustrates the computation process of image pooling, where the sliding stride is set to 2. this means that in the pooling operation, after processing one region, the system skips the adjacent region and proceeds to process the next one. this processing strategy not only improves computational efficiency but also reduces information redundancy to some extent, thereby helping convolutional neural networks more effectively extract and utilize image features. the pooling computation process can be explained through a concise diagram. in figure 2, there is a 4x4 feature map undergoing 2x2 mean pooling and max pooling. the pooling window slides over the feature map, selecting either the mean or the maximum value from within the window for the output. ultimately, a 2x2 output feature map is obtained, achieving dimensionality reduction of the feature map. this process helps extract more prominent features while effectively reducing the number of model parameters and computational complexity. activation functions enable neural networks to possess powerful learning capabilities and effectively simulate complex nonlinear relationships by applying nonlinear transformations to each node in the network. without activation functions, the functionality of neural networks would be severely diminished, limiting them to simple linear transformations. undoubtedly, this would greatly restrict their expressive power and learning ability, rendering them unable to effectively capture the complex and diverse data relationships in the real world. figure 2. pooling operation process to meet the needs of different tasks, researchers have designed various activation functions, such as sigmoid, tanh, relu, leaky relu, elu, and softmax. these activation functions each have unique characteristics, mathematical properties, and application scenarios, providing diverse options for neural network learning. for instance, the sigmoid function compresses output values between 0 and 1, making it particularly suitable for the output layer of binary classification problems. the relu function is favored by many scholars due to its simple computation method and effectiveness in mitigating the vanishing gradient problem. however, it should be noted that it may suffer from the "dead zone" phenomenon when processing negative inputs. in contrast, the softmax function is widely used in multi-class classification problems, effectively converting network outputs into probability distributions. in summary, activation functions play a crucial role in deep learning. they endow neural networks with the ability to learn and simulate complex nonlinear relationships, serving as a core technology driving the continuous evolution of deep learning techniques. when constructing a neural network for multi-class classification problems, the softmax classifier is a common choice. it maps the input x to a k-dimensional probability distribution, where k is the total number of classes. for a given input x, the softmax function calculates the probability of each class j, using the following formula. | ∑ here, denotes the probability that the label y belongs to class j given the input x, typically computed as the dot product of the input x and the weights. in the formula above, the denominator represents normalization, ensuring that the sum of probabilities across all classes equals 1. to train this model, we define a loss function l(w) to measure the discrepancy between the predicted probability distribution and the true values. a commonly used loss function is the cross-entropy loss, which for the softmax classifier takes the following form. 130 1 log e ∑ e 2 here, the indicator function takes the value of 1 when the variable equals j and 0 otherwise. the first component is the cross-entropy loss, which evaluates the deviation between the predicted probability distribution and the actual target values. secondly, there is a regularization term aimed at mitigating overfitting of the model, which includes a regularization strength parameter indicating the degree of constraint on each element in the weight matrix w. during the training process of the model, an optimization algorithm (such as gradient descent) is employed to gradually adjust the weights w in order to minimize the value of the loss function. in this way, the model can more effectively fit the training data and make accurate classification predictions for new inputs. 4. establishment of insect image model (1) insect image data collection prior to model training, we selected 12 different types of insects as our training dataset. subsequently, utilizing advanced web scraping techniques, we collected 300 pieces of relevant data for each type of insect. after a rigorous manual review and screening process, inaccurate and unsuitable images were removed, leaving us with 215 highquality training data entries. to construct a balanced and effective dataset, we split the data at a ratio of approximately 7:3, ensuring that each type of insect has 150 images in the training set and 65 images in the test set. (2) insect image data preprocessing: one-hot encoding one-hot encoding is a method of encoding where each state corresponds to an independent register bit, and at any given time, only one bit is active (i.e., has a value of 1) while the rest are 0. in the experiment, the image dataset is first converted into an array format and shuffled to enhance the model's generalization ability. then, one-hot encoding is applied to the processed dataset to convert it into a form suitable for subsequent model training. (3) construction of tensorflow convolutional neural network when constructing the convolutional neural network, the classic lenet-5 model is chosen as the basic architecture, which includes two convolutional pooling layers and three fully connected layers. to mitigate the issue of model parameter overfitting, the dropout mechanism with a dropout rate of 0.5 is introduced into the network. the focus of this study is to explore how the application of different optimizers and the configuration of learning rates affect the final test performance of the model. during the comparative testing of optimizers, the experiment will refer to widely adopted parameter values and make adjustments and experiments within a small range of these reference values, with the aim of observing and analyzing changes in the model's prediction accuracy. adam, which stands for adaptive moment estimation, is a variant of the gradient descent algorithm. its characteristic lies in controlling the learning rate of the parameters within a certain range during each iteration, ensuring relative stability of the parameters even when faced with large gradients. as shown in figure 3, the adam optimizer demonstrates excellent prediction accuracy. in the insect recognition task (as illustrated in figure 4), despite the limited size of the training dataset, the adam optimizer achieves a prediction accuracy of approximately 90% when the learning rate is set between 0.01 and 0.001, indicating good performance. however, when the learning rate exceeds 0.01, the prediction accuracy begins to gradually decline. figure 3. prediction accuracy of the adam optimizer (a) category 1 (b) category 2 figure 4. illustration of insect recognition results figure 5. training results using gd optimizer the standard gradient descent (gd) method is a commonly used approach in machine learning for solving model parameters. this method iteratively updates the parameters in the direction of gradient descent to gradually approach the minimum value of the loss function. 131 (a) category 3 (b) category 4 figure 6. schematic diagram of insect recognition effect (a) category 5 (b) category 6 figure 7. illustration of insect recognition results figure 5 displays the training results of the gd optimizer, while figure 6 showcases its performance in the insect recognition task. however, in this experiment, the gd optimizer did not perform well. when the learning rate was set to 0.05, the prediction accuracy was very low, indicating that the model hardly learned effectively. although attempts were made to significantly adjust the learning rate, the situation improved only slightly, and the prediction accuracy still failed to reach a satisfactory level. when the learning rate was set too low, there was no significant improvement in model performance. in summary, under the conditions of this experiment, the gd optimizer is not an ideal choice. adagrad is an optimization algorithm built upon stochastic gradient descent (sgd), with its core idea being to adjust model parameters using different learning rates based on the frequency of data occurrence. specifically, for frequently occurring datasets, a smaller learning rate is used for finetuning; whereas for rare datasets, a larger learning rate is employed to facilitate faster learning. this characteristic makes the adagrad algorithm particularly excellent in handling sparse data scenarios. in this experiment, the performance results of the adagrad optimizer are listed in table 1. additionally, the effectiveness of insect classification is illustrated in figure 7. when the initial learning rate of the adagrad optimizer is set to 0.005, further reducing the learning rate leads to a significant decrease in prediction accuracy. conversely, as the learning rate is gradually increased, the prediction accuracy shows an improving trend. particularly when the learning rate is adjusted to 0.01, the test accuracy approaches 90%. nevertheless, the overall accuracy remains stable at around 80%. table 1. presents the training results of the adagrad optimizer. learning rate training accuracy test accuracy cost 0.05 1 0.8125 0 0.01 1 0.8950 0 0.009 1 0.8425 0 0.005 0.92308 0.7850 19063848 0.001 0.92308 0.6675 59120256 5. conclusion in this paper, a convolutional neural network model was constructed based on the tensorflow framework for insect classification tasks. additionally, the impact of three different optimizers and their learning rates on the model's final test performance was explored. three mainstream optimizers— adam optimizer, gradient descent (gd) optimizer, and adagrad optimizer—were selected for comparative analysis, with different learning rates set for each optimizer. experimental validation revealed that the adam optimizer exhibited the best performance when the learning rate was set to 0.009, achieving a prediction accuracy of up to 92%, which was significantly better than other configurations. however, due to the relatively small size of the dataset used in this experiment and the shallow architecture of the chosen convolutional neural network, there is still considerable room for improvement in prediction accuracy. this suggests that in future research, the accuracy of insect classification can be further enhanced by expanding the dataset size, deepening the network structure, or further optimizing model parameters. acknowledgments funded project: 2024 annual school-level project of zhejiang dongfang polytechnic (project number: df2024 szz01). references [1] deng c, han y, zhao b. high-performance visual tracking with extreme learning machine framework[j]. ieee transactions on cybernetics, 2019, 26(3): 1-12. 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(ed.) 37th chinese control conference[c]. wuhan: ieee, 2018. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 83 feature recognition of ultrasound breast images based on improved dsa‐u++ weichun guan, yuanyuan zhang *, xinshu lv, shuyun lv, mao lin, zhengyang liu university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114001 china * corresponding author: yuanyuan zhang abstract: the aim of this project is to recognize features in ultrasound breast images. and an improved dsa-u++ model is proposed based on the image classification task, the traditional u-net++ in the encoder part in the face of ultrasound images there is a lack of feature extraction, to solve this problem we use resnet50 as the backbone of the extraction, in order to further enhance the ability of the feature learning, we also introduced the aspp module, to help capture contextual information at different scales, and a module r-as is designed to enhance the model multi-scale perception ability. information to enhance the model's multi-scale perception ability and a module r-as. the output of r-as after five stages is used as the encoding part of u-net++, and the feature information extracted by the encoder is reconstructed and enhanced in the decoder part. in order to reduce the computational complexity and the number of parameters, and to maintain a certain feature extraction ability, we replace the traditional convolution in the decoder part of u-net++ with a depth-separable convolution, which is experimentally validated on the ai algorithm elite challenge dataset, which consists of ultrasound breast images with four features, namely, orientation, edges, calcifications, and shapes, and is trained with the dsa-u++ model. after the dsa-u++ model is trained, it improves on several indexes, not only improving the recognition ability of subtle features in ultrasound breast images, but also effectively improving the performance of image classification. keywords: ultrasound breast imaging; resnet; depth-separable convolution; u-net++. 1. introduction: in 2021, breast cancer has surpassed lung cancer as the most frequently diagnosed cancer worldwide, and globally, especially in women early detection and accurate diagnosis are important to improve patient survival [1]. and the world health organization's international agency for research on cancer has released shows that it is expected to be increasing by 2070 [2, 3]. among the many imaging methods, ultrasound imaging has become an important tool for the detection of breast diseases due to its noninvasiveness, real-time nature, and good discriminatory ability for dense breast tissue. however, due to the inherent limitations of ultrasound images themselves and the complexity of breast anatomy, its application in breast tumor detection and diagnosis still faces many challenges. first, the quality of ultrasound images and the complexity of anatomical structures greatly affect the accuracy of detection. the quality of ultrasound images is constrained by a variety of factors, such as the depth of acoustic wave penetration, the density of the breast, and the scattering of the acoustic beam. breast tissue consists of a variety of components such as fat, glands, and fibers, and its complex anatomical structure is prone to form shadows, artifacts, and unclear structures in the image, which makes accurate detection and localization of tumors extraordinarily difficult. secondly, surrounding tissues, shape, margin contour, lesion boundaries, and posterior acoustic features are important factors to be considered in classifying a lesion [4]. the morphology of breast tumors may vary from individual to individual; for example, some tumors are extremely small and irregularly shaped, while others may be highly similar to the surrounding tissue. the accuracy for identifying tumors of different sizes also varies [5], and this diversity not only increases the difficulty of tumor detection in ultrasound images, but also puts higher demands on the robustness of the model. in addition, the similarity of benign and malignant breast tumor characteristics further exacerbates the diagnostic complexity. certain benign and malignant tumors may present similar morphological features in ultrasound images, such as clear boundaries or homogeneous internal echoes, etc., which poses a great challenge to accurately differentiate benign and malignant tumors. finally, noise and artifacts in ultrasound images are not to be ignored. false-positive or false-negative results often appear in ultrasound images due to interfering factors such as instrument noise, artifacts, and patient motion artifacts, leading to misdetections or missed detections. deep learning can learn more image features from a large amount of image data, which is of great significance in the field of image processing [6]. it has been widely used in fields such as computer vision [7, 8] and natural language processing [9, 10]. however, traditional ultrasound image diagnosis based on texture and morphological features of its images, which are manually analyzed by experienced doctors [11], shows some limitations in the recognition of breast lesions. with the rapid development of deep learning technology, many remarkable results have been achieved in the research of medical image processing [12, 13]. u-net++, as a classical convolutional neural network architecture for image segmentation tasks, significantly enhances the network's ability in multi-scale feature fusion and detail recovery by introducing nested bar hopping connections and dense hopping connection structure on the basis of traditional u-net. it is widely used due to its finer structure and excellent segmentation performance. in this project, we apply it to an image classification task to capture richer and more diverse features using its dense connections. however, u-net++ is in the encoder part, and its feature extraction capability is insufficient when facing complex and 84 detail-rich images. we design an r-as encoder module that employs resnet50 as its backbone network, which utilizes its deep residual structure to enhance the feature extraction capability while effectively solving the problem of gradient vanishing. in addition, we also introduce a null-space pyramid pooling module for enhancing the model's ability to perceive features at different scales. the high computational complexity of the structure of u-net++ leads to slow inference, especially when applied on resource-limited devices. in order to reduce the computational complexity and improve the inference efficiency, we replace some of the traditional convolutions in u-net++ with depth-separable convolutions. 2. related work: 2.1. data sources: the dataset in this paper is derived from the ai algorithm elite challenge competition dataset, which is labeled with the assistance of professional physicians to ensure the accuracy of data labeling. the breast feature dataset contains four types of features: orientation, edge, calcification and shape, and each type of feature is represented by a binary label (0 and 1), where 0 indicates benign features and 1 indicates malignant features. as shown in table 1. table 1. demonstration of breast characterization dataset direction boundary calcification shape benign malignant descriptive parallel: the long axis of the mass is parallel to the skin, i.e. horizontal position. non-parallel: the anteriorposterior diameter of the mass is larger than the transverse diameter, i.e., vertical position. luminescence: the mass has well-defined borders and there is a distinct mutation between the lesion and the surrounding tissue. unglossy: the mass has blurred borders and may exhibit a hyperechoic halo, angularity, microfoliation, or burr-like appearance. calcification: localized areas of highlighting (calcified spots) are visible in the ultrasound image no calcification: no visible areas of highlighting in the ultrasound image. regular: the mass is round, oval or large lobulated. irregular: the shape of the mass is neither round nor oval. 2.2. data pre-processing the images of different sizes of feature training set are adjusted to 224*224 before the experiment to facilitate the training and reduce the amount of computation at the same time. and all the image values are normalized to improve the algorithm accuracy and accelerate the convergence speed of the algorithm. the images are randomly rotated by 90°, and then some of the images are vertically flipped and horizontally flipped. it helps to enhance the diversity of the data and reduce the overfitting caused by different orientations. 2.3. network model dsa-u++ we propose an improved deep learning model based on resnet [1] and unet++ [2] for feature classification of ultrasound breast images. specifically, the dsa-u++ model first uses the r-as module instead of the original encoder of u-net++ for feature extraction, and the r-as module employs resnet50 as well as the aspp module to adequately extract the multi-scale features of the image. resnet is a network model that has been applied to visual tasks such as image classification and semantic segmentation. its multiple stacking by a special residual module can avoid the situation of gradient vanishing or gradient explosion, but also can learn deep features in a short time. the r-as module is shown in fig 1. the r-as module contains 1 convolution block, 4 residual blocks, and 5 outputs. the convolution block is composed of 1 convolutional layer of size 7×7, batch normalization layer, activation layer, and 3×3 maximum pooling layer. the convolutional residual blocks are all composed of convolutional kernels of size 1 × 1, 3 × 3, and 1 × 1. the residual formula is shown in (1). ( ) ( )h x f x x  (1) in the formula: f( )x denotes the output of the convolutional layer and represents the output obtained after convolution; x is the input to the residual block, from the feature map of the previous layer; ( )h x are the outputs of the residual blocks.r-as2, r-as3, r-as4, and r-as5 are obtained from the outputs of 3, 4, 6, and 3 residual blocks, respectively. 85 1×1 conv 3×3 conv 1×1 conv w h input maxpool  1×1 conv 3×3 conv 1×1 conv ×3 ×4 1×1 conv 3×3 conv 1×1 conv 1×1 conv 3×3 conv 1×1 conv ×3 ×6    7×7 conv batchnorm relu   r‐as1 r‐as2 r‐as3 r‐as4 r‐as5 aspp 1c 2c 3c 4c 5c fig 1. r-as module in our model dsa-u++, r-as1 is rich in spatial detail information due to its inclusion. so, the output feature map ras1 is obtained after multi-scale feature extraction by applying the null-space convolutional pooling pyramid, together with the output of the four feature maps r-as via four residual blocks, respectively, constitutes the encoder part of u-net++. subsequently, in the decoder part, we improve the network based on the u-net++ architecture by replacing some of the traditional convolution operations with depthseparable convolutions, thus effectively reducing the number of model parameters and computational complexity while maintaining the feature expression capability. five feature maps of different sizes r-as replace the original encoder output of u-net++, which is then decoded. ,i jx is a convolutional unit. i denotes the i-th downsampling layer, j represents the jth convolutional layer in the current jumpconnected layer, suppose ,i jx is the output of the convolution ,i jx .the output ,i jx of each convolutional unit in fig. 2 can be expressed by equation (2): 1, , , 1 1, 1 0 ( ( )), 0 0([( ) , ( )]), i j i j i k j i j k h d x j x jh x u x          (2) in the formula: ( )d denotes the current node, ( )h denotes the convolution operation and the activation function; denotes the upsampling operation; [ ] denotes the feature map splicing operation. when 0j  , the node receives only inputs from the previous downsampled layer; when 0j  , the node receives 1j  inputs, including jump connections and the upsampled layer as inputs. r‐as2 r‐as3 r‐as4 r‐as5 dwconv dwconv dwconv dwconv dwconv dwconv dwconv dwconv l r‐as1 (aspp) 0 2x ，0 1x ，0 0x ， 1 3x ，1 2x ，1 0x ， 1 1x ， 2 0x ， 3 0x ， 2 1x ， 3 1x ， 2 2x ， 4 0x ， down‐sampling up‐sampling skip‐connection convdwconv output0 3x ， 0 4x ， fig 2. sa-u++ network model we also replace some of the traditional convolution blocks with depth-separable convolutions in the dsa-u++ model. 86 its effectively reduces the computational and parametric quantities of the model by splitting the standard convolution into depth convolution and point-by-point convolution, while retaining the important feature extraction capabilities. the output image of the decoder part goes through a fully connected layer for the classification task. with this improved design, especially in the case of ultrasound images where lesions are usually small and of low contrast, this optimization not only enhances the computational efficiency of the model, but also improves the classification accuracy to a small extent. 2.4. depthwise separable convolution depthwise separable convolution was first proposed by howarda [1] and others. it is shown to be divided into two main processes, channel-by-channel convolution and pointby-point convolution. channel-by-channel convolution differs from ordinary convolution in that its convolution kernel adopts a single-channel mode, where each channel of the input image is convolved to obtain an output feature map with the same number of channels as that of the input, which extracts the spatial features of the input image. point-by-point convolution makes up for the shortcomings of channel-bychannel convolution that does not effectively utilize the feature information of different channels, using a 1*1 convolution kernel, and outputs a feature map after all channels are aggregated. 1c w h 1 w hc k k  11 1 c  2c 2c fig 3. depthwise separable convolution first, channel-by-channel convolution convolves its input image using convolution kernels with the same number of channels 1c respectively, and 1c feature maps are obtained after convolution: 1w w hhc k k ,however, the feature information between the channels was not utilized in the meantime. thus, in point-by-point convolution, using 11 1 c  convolution kernel for channel-by-channel convolution to get 1c feature maps for inter-channel feature information fusion, to get 2c number of channels of feature maps as the output, the computational volume of its convolution is: 1 2whc c . the computational effort of using depthwise separable convolution is: 1 1 2w w hhc k k whc c . the computational effort to obtain 2c output feature maps using conventional convolution of input convolution with channel number 1c and size hwk k is : 1w w hhc k k . the ratio of the computational effort of the two is : 2 1 1 w hc k k  . the convolution kernel size w hk k used in this experiment is 3x3. it can be seen that the computational effort of depthseparable convolution is about 1/9th of that of conventional convolution. 2.5. atrous spatial pyramid pooling the aspp module is used to enhance the capability of convolutional neural networks in processing multi-scale information, especially in image segmentation tasks. aspp was firstly applied in the deeplab [1] family of models, aiming to enhance the model's ability to perceive features at different spatial scales through the introduction of null convolution at different scales and global average pooling. by capturing the contextual information of an image at different scales, the model's ability to distinguish between objects and backgrounds is improved, especially in images with complex structures and fuzzy boundaries. null convolution, i.e., inserting nulls in the convolution kernel to increase the size of the perceptual field without increasing the amount of computation or pooling operations. in the aspp module of this experiment, cavity convolution with expansion rates of 6, 12, and 18 is used, which enables the model to perceive the features of the image at different scales and thus capture both local and global information. it is also capable of expanding the receptive field, thus increasing the model's ability to perceive larger regions. input pooling 3x3 conv rate 18 3x3 conv rate 12 3x3 conv rate 6 1x1 conv upsample output 1x1 conv fig 4. aspp the module consists of multiple parallel branches that capture features at different scales in the image by using 3x3 null convolution with different expansion rates. the 1x1 ordinary convolution, null convolution is spliced with the image obtained after global average pooling via 1x1 ordinary convolution and up adoption again. and further feature fusion 87 is performed by a 1x1 ordinary convolution to output multiscale features. this enables the model to capture both local features and global information in the image, thus improving the robustness and accuracy of the model. as shown in fig. 4. 3. experiments and results 3.1. experimental environment this experiment experiments pycharm as compiler, using python-3.10.15 as compiler, the experimental framework is pytorch. the hardware environment is 12th gen intel(r) core (tm) i7-12700h 2.30 ghz, graphics card is nvidia geforce rtx3060 laptop gpu, 64-bit windows operating system. 3.2. evaluation indicators in this experiment, the accuracy accuracy, f1 value was used to evaluate the result of ultrasound breast image feature recognition and the formula was calculated as follows: n + f p n p n p t t accuracy t t f     (3) p p n t recall t f   (4) p p p t pr t f ecesion   (5) 1 2 pr re pr re ecision call f ecision call     (6) in the formula: pt refers to the number of correctly categorized positive samples, which are predicted to be positive and are actually positive; pf refers to the number of negative samples incorrectly labeled as positive samples, which are actually negative samples predicted to be positive; nt refers to the number of correctly categorized negative samples, which are predicted to be negative and are actually negative; and nf refers to the number of positive samples incorrectly labeled as negative samples, which are actually positive samples predicted to be negative. 3.3. experimental results in this experiment the dsa-u++ model is compared with known image classification models and modified image segmentation models. these models include resnet34, u-net, u-net++, vgg16 [1], and msa2net [2]. the experimental results are shown in the table. table 2. accuracy, f1 value results for each model model accuracy (%) macc(%) mf1(%) direction boundary calcification shape u-net 84.5 78.9 87.7 88.7 84.9 68.2 u-net++ 84.8 81.6 84.2 89.6 85.0 67.4 vgg16 84.1 80.6 86.7 89.7 85.2 68.8 msa2net 84.1 80.4 83.3 89.1 84.2 68.8 dsa-u++ 85.4↑ 79.8↑ 87.1 89.8↑ 85.5↑ 67.5 as shown in table 2, the improved algorithm based on resnet-u-net++ for image classification is also effective and accurate. compared to the common image classification algorithm vgg16, there is also some improvement. 3.4. conclusion in this paper, we propose a deep learning model, dsa-u++, based on resnet34 and u-net++ improvement for feature classification of ultrasound breast images. the model employs resnet34 as an encoder to efficiently extract multiscale features in the image, and also introduces the ras module designed by the convolutional pooling pyramid in the null space to enhance the representation of multiscale contextual information. subsequently, in the decoder part, based on the improved das-u++ model, we replace part of the traditional convolutional blocks with depth-separable convolutions, which not only reduces the number of model parameters and the computational complexity while maintaining the feature expressiveness, but also preserves the detailed 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[19] s.g. kolahi, s.k. chaharsooghi, t. khatibi, a. bozorgpour, r. azad, m. heidari, i. hacihaliloglu, d. merhof, msa$^2$net: multi-scale adaptive attention-guided network for medical image segmentation, 2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 34 multimodal model based on ct images and liquid biopsy to predict lung cancer survival liyan zhong * department of mathematics and computer science, youjiang medical university for nationalities, baise guangxi, 533000, china * corresponding author email: zhliyanmath@163.com abstract: this study aims to build a multimodal model based on ct images and liquid biopsy to accurately predict the survival of lung cancer patients. data of 500 lung cancer patients were collected, ct images were standardized and 120 imaging features were innovatively extracted, and advanced second-generation sequencing technology was used to detect liquid biopsy indicators such as ctdna. a fusion strategy based on the attention mechanism was used to construct a multimodal model, and performance was evaluated after training and optimization. the results showed that the model had an accuracy of 85% in predicting lung cancer survival, with a consistency index (c-index) of 0.82. it performed well in different stages of lung cancer, and the accuracy was improved by 15% compared with the single-modal model. although the multimodal model is affected by data heterogeneity, it shows great potential in the personalized treatment of lung cancer. in the future, it is necessary to expand the sample size and multi-center verification to further improve the model performance. keywords: lung cancer; ct imaging; liquid biopsy; multimodal model; survival prediction. 1. introduction as one of the malignant tumors with the highest morbidity and mortality in the world, the core challenge of its clinical diagnosis and treatment is to accurately assess the prognosis of patients in order to develop individualized treatment plans. according to globocan 2023 data, there are 2.2 million new cases of lung cancer and more than 1.8 million deaths worldwide each year, with a 5-year survival rate of only 19%, significantly lower than other common malignant tumors. this grim situation is largely due to the limitations of the existing prognostic evaluation system [1]. the tnm staging system commonly used in clinical practice can reflect the degree of tumor progression, but it cannot quantify the intrinsic biological aggressiveness of the tumor. studies have confirmed that the survival difference of lung cancer patients with the same tnm stage can reach 3-5 times, indicating that the evaluation model that relies solely on macroscopic pathological characteristics can no longer meet the needs of precision medicine. the development of imaging technology provides a new perspective for the prognosis evaluation of lung cancer. ct images can clearly show the size, morphology, location and invasion range of tumors [2]. through imaging genomics analysis, a large number of quantitative features can be extracted to reflect the microstructure and growth pattern of tumors. in recent years, research on prognostic models based on ct imaging has made some progress. for example, the cindex of the lung adenocarcinoma imaging model constructed by li et al. (2022) reached 0.73, but the model only incorporates basic features such as tumor diameter and edge burrs, and does not involve deeper texture heterogeneity [3]. more importantly, imaging features are easily affected by technical factors such as scanning layer thickness (1mm vs 5mm) and reconstruction algorithm (bone algorithm vs soft tissue algorithm). the consistency of data from different centers is only 68%-75%, which seriously limits its clinical promotion. the rise of liquid biopsy technology provides a noninvasive means for molecular assessment of tumors [4]. the mutation abundance (mrd) of circulating tumor dna (ctdna) has been shown to be closely related to postoperative recurrence of lung cancer. several phase iii clinical trials have shown that the 2-year recurrence rate of mrd-positive patients is 72%, significantly higher than the 18% of negative patients. however, liquid biopsy has inherent defects: on the one hand, the detection rate of ctdna in early lung cancer is only 45%-60%, which is prone to false negatives; on the other hand, its test results are affected by factors such as blood collection time (morning vs afternoon) and specimen storage temperature (4℃ vs -20℃), and the coefficient of variation can reach 15%-20%. in addition, a single molecular marker is difficult to cover the spatial heterogeneity of tumors. for example, the difference in egfr mutation status between different metastatic lesions of the same patient is as high as 23%. multimodal data fusion is expected to break through the limitations of a single data source by integrating biological information of different dimensions [5]. from a technical principle point of view, the grayscale co-occurrence matrix of ct images can quantify the compactness of tumor cells, while the chromosome instability (cin) score of liquid biopsy can reflect the level of genomic variation [6]. the joint analysis of the two can construct a "morphological-molecular" dualdimensional evaluation system. previous exploratory studies have shown that the prediction accuracy (c-index 0.81) of the model integrating ct imaging genomics and ctdna mutation features is significantly higher than that of a single imaging model (0.72) or a single molecular model (0.69). this study will further optimize the feature screening process, use the attention mechanism to give dynamic weights to different modal features, and verify the generalization ability of the model through multi-center data, and ultimately establish a clinically applicable lung cancer survival prediction tool to provide an objective basis for key decisions such as postoperative adjuvant therapy selection and the timing of discontinuation of targeted drugs. 35 2. materials and methods 2.1. patient data collection this study included data on lung cancer patients from three medical institutions from january 2019 to december 2022, including the first affiliated hospital of xx university (n=326), xx provincial cancer hospital (n=218) and xx city chest hospital (n=187), totaling 731 cases. inclusion criteria: (1) primary lung cancer confirmed by pathological histology or cytology; (2) no anti-tumor treatment at the initial diagnosis; (3) complete baseline ct imaging data; (4) retained peripheral blood samples before treatment; (5) complete clinical follow-up data, and the follow-up deadline is december 2023. exclusion criteria: (1) combined with other primary malignant tumors; (2) severe artifacts or motion interference in ct images; (3) failure to complete the test within 24 hours after peripheral blood sample collection; (4) death due to non-tumor-related factors during follow-up. to ensure the representativeness of the data, stratified sampling was used to match the data according to pathological type (adenocarcinoma 42%, squamous cell carcinoma 31%, small cell carcinoma 18%, and other 9%) and tnm stage (stage i 38%, stage ii 25%, stage iii 22%, and stage iv 15%). multiple interpolation was used to process missing data. missing values ≤5% were filled with the mean of the same group, and missing indicators >5% (such as some tumor markers) were predicted and supplemented by the random forest algorithm. all cases signed informed consent forms, and the research plan was approved by the ethics committees of the three institutions (approval numbers: 2019032, 2019-056, and 2019-078). 2.2. ct image data processing ct image acquisition equipment included ge revolution ct (512 cases), siemens somatom force ct (157 cases), and philips ingenuity ct (62 cases). the scanning parameters were unified as follows: tube voltage 120 kv, tube current automatic ma adjustment (range 100-300 ma), slice thickness 1 mm, slice spacing 0.5 mm, matrix 512 × 512, and field of view 350-400 mm. the original dicom images were imported into itk-snap 3.8.0 for preprocessing: (1) two physicians with more than 5 years of experience in chest imaging diagnosis independently outlined the tumor roi, and the dice coefficient (＞0.85) was used to verify the consistency of the outline; (2) the difference in the field of view of different devices was eliminated by coordinate normalization; (3) the n4 bias field correction algorithm was used to remove grayscale inhomogeneity; (4) the threedimensional images were resampled to 1×1×1mm³ voxels, and the grayscale value range was unified to [-1000,400] hu. radiomics feature extraction uses the independently developed pyradiomics extension module. on the basis of conventional first-order statistics (18 items), morphological features (14 items) and texture features (73 items), the following innovative features are introduced: (1) multi-scale texture features based on wavelet transform (36 items), which capture tumor heterogeneity at different spatial frequencies through 5-layer decomposition; (2) deep learning derived features (42 items), which use the pre-trained 3d resnet50 model to extract high-level semantic features. feature screening is divided into three steps: (1) variance inflation factor (vif < 5) to remove collinearity; (2) univariate cox regression (p < 0.05) to screen prognostic-related features; (3) lasso-cox algorithm to further reduce dimensionality, and finally retain 28 optimal features. 2.3. liquid biopsy implementation peripheral blood was collected within 1 week before treatment. 10 ml of venous blood was collected using streck cell-free dna tubes. plasma was separated by centrifugation at 1600 × g for 10 minutes at 4 ° c within 2 hours. the supernatant was centrifuged again at 16000 × g for 10 minutes to remove cell debris and stored at -80 ° c. ctdna was extracted from 2 ml of plasma using magmax cell-free dna isolation kit and quantified by qubit 4.0. the concentration was required to be ≥1 ng/μl. a customized lung cancer panel (covering 521 tumorrelated genes) was used for targeted capture sequencing. the platform was illumina novaseq 6000. the specific steps were as follows: (1) construction of sequencing library after ctdna fragmentation; (2) capture of target region by biotinlabeled probe; (3) pcr amplification and enrichment of library; (4) pe150 sequencing, with an average sequencing depth of ≥1000× and coverage uniformity of >95%. the gatk 4.2.0 process was used for data analysis to screen somatic mutations with mutant allele frequency (maf) ≥ 0.5% and calculate indicators such as tumor mutation burden (tmb) and microsatellite instability (msi). exosome detection was performed simultaneously: plasma exosomes were separated by ultra-high-speed centrifugation (100,000 × g, 70 minutes), the morphology was observed by transmission electron microscopy, and the concentration and particle size distribution were determined by nanoparticle tracking analysis (nta). the expression level of exosome surface markers (egfr, pd-l1) was detected by exoview r100, and the fluorescence intensity was used for quantification. 2.4. multimodal model construction a two-stage fusion strategy was adopted: the first stage constructed the imaging omics model and the liquid biopsy model respectively, and the second stage achieved featurelevel fusion through the attention mechanism [7]. extreme gradient boosting (xgboost) was selected as the basic model because it showed better nonlinear fitting ability than the cox proportional hazard model in survival analysis. the data set was randomly divided into a training set (512 cases) and a validation set (219 cases) in a ratio of 7:3, and 5fold cross-validation was used to optimize the training parameters: learning rate 0.01, maximum depth 5, number of trees 1000, and subsampling ratio 0.8. the attention module is designed as follows: after linear transformation of radiomics features (28 items) and liquid biopsy features (32 items, including 21 ctdna indicators and 11 exosome indicators), dynamic weights (α image + β liquid = 1) are generated through the softmax function, and the weights are adaptively adjusted with the distribution of sample features. model evaluation indicators include: consistency index (cindex), root mean square error (rmse), and 1-year/3-year survival rate prediction accuracy. to verify the multimodal advantages, a single imaging model (radiomic features only) and a single liquid model (liquid biopsy features only) were simultaneously constructed as controls, and the delong test was used to compare the performance differences of the models. p < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. all analyses were completed using python 3.8.10 and r 4.2.1, and the core code was implemented based on the pytorch 1.10.0 framework. 36 3. experimental results 3.1. model performance evaluation indicators accuracy is calculated by the ratio of the number of samples with an error between the predicted survival period and the actual survival period within ±3 months to the total number of samples. this indicator can intuitively reflect the quantitative prediction ability of the model for survival period. the consistency index (c-index) is calculated by comparing the ranking consistency of the predicted survival period and the actual survival period of any two samples. the value range is 0.5-1.0. the closer the c-index is to 1.0, the better the ranking prediction performance of the model. this study also uses the root mean square error (rmse) to evaluate the degree of deviation between the predicted value and the actual value [8]. the smaller the rmse, the higher the quantitative prediction accuracy of the model. in addition, the 1-year and 3-year survival rate prediction accuracy is introduced as clinical decision-making related indicators. the survival rate prediction is calculated using the kaplan-meier method combined with the prediction probability threshold (>50% is considered as survival). the performance indicators of the multimodal model in the training set and the validation set are shown in table 3.1. in the training set, the accuracy of the model was 86.3%, the cindex reached 0.892, and the rmse was 5.2 months; in the validation set, the accuracy was 81.7%, the c-index was 0.856, and the rmse was 6.1 months. the difference between the two was small (δc-index=0.036), indicating that the model did not overfit [9]. in the single-modality model, the validation set c-index of the imaging omics model was 0.783, and that of the liquid biopsy model was 0.756, both significantly lower than that of the multimodal model (p<0.01). it is worth noting that although the performance of the imaging omics + clinical model (c-index=0.801) and the liquid biopsy + clinical model (c-index=0.779) was better than that of the single clinical model (c-index=0.712), it was still inferior to the multimodal model, suggesting that simply superimposing clinical features cannot replace the complementary role of multimodal features. table 1. comparison of performance indicators of different models model type dataset accuracy (%) cindex rmse (moon) 1-year survival rate prediction accuracy (%) 3-year survival rate prediction accuracy (%) delong test p value (vs multimodal) multimodal model training set 86.3 0.892 5.2 88.7 84.5 validation set 81.7 0.856 6.1 83.5 79.8 radiomic model validation set 72.6 0.783 8.4 76.2 71.3 <0.001 liquid biopsy model validation set 69.4 0.756 9.2 73.1 68.5 <0.001 radiomic + clinical model validation set 75.2 0.801 7.8 78.5 73.6 0.003 liquid biopsy + clinical model validation set 73.5 0.779 8.6 75.3 70.2 <0.001 clinical model dataset 65.3 0.712 10.5 69.8 63.7 <0.001 3.2. analysis of prediction results the model prediction performance of lung cancer patients with different tnm stages is shown in table 2. in stage i patients, the accuracy of the multimodal model was 85.2% and the c-index was 0.871; in stage ii patients, the accuracy was 82.6% and the c-index was 0.863; in stage iii patients, the accuracy was 79.3% and the c-index was 0.845; in stage iv patients, the accuracy was 76.8% and the c-index was 0.827. as the stage increased, the model performance decreased gradually (the c-index decreased by 0.016 on average for each stage), but the c-index of each stage was higher than 0.82, indicating that the model maintained stable prediction ability in lung cancer at different stages of progression. in the prediction of 1-year survival rate, the accuracy of stage i patients reached 91.2%, which was significantly higher than 75.6% of stage iv (p=0.002), indicating that the model is more accurate in predicting the short-term prognosis of early-stage patients. table 2. model prediction performance of patients with different tnm stages tnm staging sample size accuracy(%) c-index rmse (moon) 1-year survival rate prediction accuracy (%) 3-year survival rate prediction accuracy (%) radiomics model δcindex liquid biopsy model δcindex stage i 168 85.2 0.871 4.8 91.2 88.7 0.082 0.097 stage ii 124 82.6 0.863 5.3 87.1 83.9 0.076 0.091 stage iii 112 79.3 0.845 6.2 82.1 77.6 0.069 0.083 stage iv 86 76.8 0.827 7.5 75.6 69.8 0.065 0.078 figure 1 shows the c-index comparison between the multimodal model and the single-modal model in different stages, with the horizontal axis being the tnm stage (stage iiv) and the vertical axis being the c-index value (range 0.750.90). it can be observed that the c-index of the multimodal model is higher than that of the single-modal model in each 37 stage, with the largest difference in stage i (0.082 higher than the imaging omics model and 0.097 higher than the liquid biopsy model), and the smallest difference in stage iv (0.065 higher than the imaging omics model and 0.078 higher than the liquid biopsy model), indicating that multimodal fusion has a more significant improvement in the prediction of early lung cancer [10]. this difference may be related to the more stable molecular characteristics and more typical imaging characteristics of early lung cancer, while the increased heterogeneity of late-stage lung cancer weakens the fusion gain. fig 1. comparison of c-index between multimodal model and unimodal model in different stages figure 2 shows the scatter distribution of the predicted survival time of the multimodal model and the actual survival time. the horizontal axis is the actual survival time (months, range 0-60), and the vertical axis is the predicted survival time (months, range 0-60). the diagonal line in the figure is the ideal prediction line, and the dotted line is the ±6-month error range. most of the sample points (89.2%) are distributed within the ±6-month error range, of which the samples with an error of ≤3 months account for 68.7%, indicating that the quantitative prediction accuracy of the model is high [11]. through the local weighted regression curve (lowess) analysis, it was found that the prediction deviation of samples with a survival period of 12-36 months was the smallest (average error 2.3 months), while the error of samples with a survival period of <12 months or >36 months was slightly larger (average error 4.7 months), which may be related to the rapid progression of the disease and large individual differences in advanced patients. subgroup analysis showed that the prediction error of patients with adenocarcinoma (rmse=5.6 months) was smaller than that of patients with squamous cell carcinoma (rmse=6.8 months, p=0.032), suggesting that the prediction accuracy of the model for different pathological types was different. fig 2. scatter distribution of the predicted survival period and the actual survival period of the multimodal model compared with the single-modal model, the accuracy of the multimodal model in each stage increased by an average 38 of 9.4%, including 11.3% in stage i, 9.7% in stage ii, 8.5% in stage iii, and 7.1% in stage iv. in the prediction of 1-year survival rate, the accuracy of the multimodal model was 83.5%, 7.3% higher than the imaging omics model and 10.4% higher than the liquid biopsy model; in the prediction of 3year survival rate, the accuracy was 79.8%, 8.5% higher than the imaging omics model and 11.3% higher than the liquid biopsy model, further verifying the advantages of the multimodal model in the prediction of survival probability [12]. stratified analysis showed that in patients with egfr mutations, the c-index of the multimodal model (0.873) was higher than that of wild-type patients (0.831, p=0.041), suggesting that the model is more accurate in predicting patients with driver gene mutations, which may be related to the fact that mutation status affects both imaging features and liquid biopsy indicators. 4. discussion 4.1. discussion on the advantages of the multimodal model the complementarity of ct imaging and liquid biopsy data is the core mechanism for improving prediction performance [13]. ct images intuitively reflect the spatial invasiveness of tumors through three-dimensional anatomical features (such as tumor volume, pleural invasion range, and spicule distribution). for example, the degree of lobulation of lung cancer is positively correlated with microvascular invasion (r=0.68) (figure 3), while the ctdna mutation spectrum (such as egfr l858r mutation abundance) and exosome markers (such as pd-l1 fluorescence intensity) in liquid biopsy reveal the molecular heterogeneity of tumors (figure 4). this "morphology-molecule" dual-dimensional information fusion shows unique value in key clinical scenarios: for early peripheral lung adenocarcinoma shown on ct images, if the tumor diameter is < 2cm and there is no pleural traction, a single imaging model may classify it as a low-risk group (3-year survival rate prediction of 85%), but the multimodal model combined with tp53 co-mutation detected by liquid biopsy (mutation abundance > 3%) can accurately identify its high risk of recurrence (the actual 3year survival rate is only 52%, and the prediction error is < 2 months). in advanced lung cancer, when ct images show multiple metastases, if the liquid biopsy indicates alk fusion and ctdna clearance rate > 70%, the model can predict the long-term benefit of targeted therapy (median survival predicted 32 months, actual 31 months), while the single liquid model may misjudge it as a short-term response due to the metastatic burden. fig 3. ct images of lung cancer lobulation and microvascular invasion fig 4. ctdna mutation spectrum 39 in clinical practice, the application potential of this model is reflected in three aspects: first, assisting postoperative treatment decisions. for stage ib patients with a 1-year recurrence risk > 30% predicted by the model, adjuvant chemotherapy is recommended to increase the 5-year survival rate by 12%; second, optimizing the use of targeted drugs [14]. for advanced patients with a predicted survival period of < 18 months, the use of palliative treatment can reduce medical expenses by 40%; third, dynamically evaluating the efficacy. during treatment, if ct images show that the tumor has shrunk but the ctdna clearance rate is < 50%, the model can warn of drug resistance 4-6 months in advance (accuracy 82%), which is 2 cycles earlier than traditional imaging evaluation. compared with traditional clinical staging, the model's prediction accuracy for 3-year survival rate increased by 19.3%, and the risk stratification error rate for stage ii patients decreased by 35%, significantly reducing clinical decision-making bias. 4.2. discussion on model limitations data heterogeneity poses a major challenge: although the ct equipment of the three medical institutions uses unified scanning parameters, the image grayscale value deviation still reaches ±15hu due to different degrees of tube aging, resulting in a coefficient of variation of 8.7% in the "entropy value" indicator in the imaging genomics feature; in terms of liquid biopsy, the difference in ctdna extraction efficiency (82%-90%) between different centers causes mutation detection sensitivity to fluctuate by 5%-8%, which directly affects the accuracy of tmb calculation, resulting in a 12% difference in tmb values for the same patient in different centers [15]. this heterogeneity caused the model's c-index to reach 0.89 in single-center validation, but dropped to 0.81 in cross-center validation (p<0.05), among which the prediction error of stage iii patients increased the most (rmse increased from 5.8 months to 7.1 months). the generalizability of the model is limited by three aspects: first, racial differences. the median fluorescence intensity of exosomal pd-l1 in asians (620au) is significantly higher than that in caucasians (450au), resulting in a 20% increase in the false positive rate of the threshold optimized for asians (>500au) in caucasians; second, pathological type limitation. small cell lung cancer samples account for only 18%, and its high invasiveness leads to a significantly higher model prediction error for its survival (rmse=7.2 months) than non-small cell lung cancer (rmse=5.3 months); third, technical dependence. if grassroots hospitals use 500× deep sequencing, the detection rate of low-frequency mutations (maf 0.5%-1%) in liquid biopsy features will decrease by 35%, which will lead to a 23% attenuation of model performance [16]. in addition, the model does not include dynamic factors such as patient treatment compliance and combined diabetes, and the prediction error of long-term (>3 years) survival is 18% higher than that of short-term survival, which may affect the long-term nature of clinical decisionmaking. 4.3. future research directions a multi-center expansion study is planned: 1,500 patients from 12 hospitals of different levels (3 tertiary hospitals, 6 secondary hospitals, and 3 primary hospitals) are planned to be included in the next 2 years. standardized image acquisition protocols (including monthly equipment calibration phantom detection) and liquid biopsy quality control products (containing ctdna reference materials with known concentrations, with a concentration gradient of 0.110ng/μl) are used to eliminate regional bias through multicenter cross-validation. simultaneously establish an "imagemolecule" feature database, and use federated learning technology to achieve data sharing without leaking privacy. this technology can increase the data utilization rate of each center by 60%, and is expected to increase the model c-index to 0.87, and reduce the cross-center verification error by 15%. technological innovation focuses on three aspects: first, exploring new imaging features. the quantitative parameters of iodine concentration based on dual-energy ct (1.2±0.3mg/ml in normal lung tissue and 3.5±0.8mg/ml in tumor tissue) can reflect the tumor microvessel density and are positively correlated with the expression of the angiogenic factor vegf (r=0.72); 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[16] liu, y. & gao, y. the research significance of multi-sequence magnetic resonance imaging based on habitat imaging in adult diffuse glioma. magnetic resonance imaging, vol. 14(2023) no. 9, p. 119-124. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 22 research on wine evaluation based on principal component analysis and linear regression mengting liu 1, †, *, chongrun wang 2, †, yumeng yang 3, † 1 school of economics and management, xi'an mingde institute of technology, xi'an, shaanxi, china 2 higher vocational and technical colleges, xi'an mingde institute of technology, xi'an, shaanxi, china 3 school of information engineering, xi'an mingde institute of technology, xi'an, shaanxi, china † these authors also contributed equally to this work * corresponding author: mengting liu (email: 290079416@qq.com) abstract: this study integrates computer technology and mathematical modeling methods to deeply explore the grading of wine-making grapes and the internal relationships between physicochemical indicators and wine quality. by using the computer software spss, hierarchical clustering, principal component analysis, step-by-step regression models, and linear regression models are applied to process and analyze wine evaluation data, as well as the physicochemical indicator data of grapes and wines. through model construction, and solution, a reasonable grading of wine-making grapes is achieved. it is found that there is a linear correlation between the physicochemical indicators of grapes and wines, and both have a linear impact on wine quality. this indicates that it is feasible to evaluate wine quality using the physicochemical indicators of grapes and wines, providing a scientific basis for quality control and production decision-making in the wine industry. it also demonstrates the powerful effectiveness of computer-assisted mathematical modeling in solving complex economic management problems. keywords: principal component analysis; step-by-step regression model; linear regression model. 1. introduction in today's digital age, computer technology has deeply integrated into various fields, and the economic management field has also benefited greatly from it [1]. for the wine industry, accurately grasping the grading of wine-making grapes and the relationships between physicochemical indicators and wine quality is the key to enhancing economic benefits and product competitiveness [2]. this research utilizes the powerful data processing and analysis capabilities of the computer software spss and combines mathematical methods such as hierarchical clustering, principal component analysis, step-by-step regression models, and linear regression models for in-depth exploration. the computer software is used to efficiently pre-process a large amount of data. hierarchical clustering is employed to initially explore the internal structure of the data, principal component analysis is used to extract key features, step-by-step regression models are applied to analyze the relationships between the physicochemical indicators of wine-making grapes and wines, and linear regression models are relied on to clarify the impact of these indicators on wine quality. by establishing and solving these mathematical models, the correlations between various factors are quantified, providing data-driven decision-making support for the economic management of the wine industry. this not only helps to optimize the allocation of industry resources but also provides a reference example for the application of computer-assisted mathematical modeling in other similar fields. 2. grading of wine-making grapes based on hierarchical clustering and principal component analysis considering the differences in the absolute values and dispersion degrees among the indicator values of various physicochemical indicators, in order to avoid the influence of these factors on the analysis results, the physicochemical indicator values of wine-making grapes and wines are respectively mean-standardized. hierarchical clustering is performed using spss [3], and the evaluation index results are shown in table. 1. table 1. evaluation indexes silhouette coefficient dbi ch 0.624 0.39 48.665 for a sample set, its silhouette coefficient is the average of the silhouette coefficients of all samples. the value range of the silhouette coefficient is [-1, 1]. the closer the distances of samples in the same category and the farther the distances of samples in different categories, the higher the score and the better the clustering effect. dbi (davies bouldin index) is used to measure the ratio of the sum of the within-cluster distances of any two clusters to the between-cluster distance [4]. the smaller this index is, the better the clustering effect. ch (calinski-harabasz score) measures the compactness within a class (the denominator) by calculating the sum of the squared distances between each point in the class and the class center, and measures the separation degree of the data set (the numerator) by calculating the sum of the squared distances between the center points of different classes and the center point of the data set [5]. the ch index is obtained by the ratio of the separation degree to the compactness. the larger the ch value, the better the clustering effect. 23 it can be seen from table. 1 that the silhouette coefficient is 0.624, the dbi is 0.39, and the ch is 48.665, indicating a relatively good clustering effect. for each indicator in red wine, the average value of multiple experiments is taken as the reference value. then, the data is subjected to principal component analysis using spss [3], and the comprehensive scores of each sample are obtained. some of the data are shown in table.2. table 2. comprehensive score table of red wine ranking row index comprehensive score pca1 pca2 pca3 pca4 pca5 pca6 pca7 1 grape sample 9 0.754 0.637 1.714 1.814 -0.156 0.442 -0.84 -1.16 2 grape sample 1 0.709 0.398 2.052 -0.689 -0.632 0.339 2.994 0.705 3 grape sample 8 0.646 0.217 1.409 0.198 0.456 -0.319 1.735 2.303 4 grape sample 23 0.516 0.566 0.301 2.07 -0.998 1.029 -0.557 0.659 5 grape sample 2 0.5 0.594 1.708 0.175 -0.371 0.183 -0.331 -2.018 6 grape sample 3 0.472 0.664 1.635 -0.572 0.093 -0.042 -2.156 0.562 7 grape sample 21 0.292 0.171 0.096 0.477 2.393 0.142 -1.287 0.05 the comprehensive scores in the above table and the average scores of the second group's red wine tasting are averaged, and then the grading process is carried out through the score differences. the specific grading ranking is shown in figure 1. figure 1. grading ranking of red wine from figure 1, the grading ranking of red wine can be seen. there are 8 grape samples with the highest grade, which are grape samples 9, 1, 8, 23, and 2. one grape sample has the lowest grade, which is grape sample 10. for each indicator in white wine, the average value of multiple experiments is taken as the reference value. then, the data is subjected to principal component analysis using spss, and the comprehensive scores of each sample are obtained. some of the data are shown in table. 3. table 3. comprehensive score table of white wine ranking row index comprehensive score pca1 pca 2 pca 3 pca 4 pca 5 pca 6 pca 7 pca 8 pca 9 pca 10 1 grape sample 27 1.18 1.298 1.589 2.461 -2.173 2.173 1.037 0.815 0.869 0.912 0.463 2 grape sample 5 0.441 1.099 -0.042 -0.612 1.457 0.502 0.481 1.324 -0.636 0.772 0.127 3 grape sample 24 0.44 1.158 1.352 0.857 -0.357 -1.933 0.94 -0.849 -0.395 0.097 -0.979 4 grape sample 28 0.396 1.386 -0.303 -0.424 1.219 0.413 0.43 -0.007 0.665 -0.937 1.176 5 grape sample 3 0.362 0.44 -0.519 0.851 2.428 0.963 0.73 -0.68 -1.556 0.269 0.582 6 grape sample 7 0.32 -0.196 1.654 -0.205 0.683 0.296 -0.494 0.205 1.733 -2.189 0.768 7 grape sample 15 0.274 -0.923 1.403 0.866 1.51 -0.216 -1.886 -0.963 0.414 1.576 1.556 the comprehensive scores in the above table and the average scores of the second group's white wine tasting are averaged, and then the grading process is carried out. the specific grading ranking is shown in figure 2. from figure 2, the grading ranking of white wine can be seen. there are 9 grape samples with the highest grade, which are grape samples 27, 5, 24, 28, 3, 7, 15, 20, and 6. one grape sample has the lowest grade, which is grape sample 8. 3. analysis of the relationship between physicochemical indicators of winemaking grapes and wines based on the stepwise regression model 3.1. model establishment a stepwise regression model is established [6]: 24 1 0 1 21 2 ky k           (1) 2 0 1 21 2 my m           (2) figure 2. grading ranking of white wine where k represents anthocyanins ( / )mg l , m represents color, and i represents the coefficient of the i -th indicator. 3.2. model solution determine the variables selected and retained through stepwise regression according to the results table of the stepwise regression model. analyze the model fitting situation through 2r . at the same time, analyze the vif value to check for collinearity (vif > 10 or 5, strictly 10). analyze the significance of x . if it is significant (p<0.05), it is used to explore the influence relationship of x on y . combine with the regression coefficient b value to comparatively analyze the influence degree of x on y . table 4. results table of the stepwise regression model for red wine linear regression analysis results (n=27) unstandardized coefficients standardized coefficient t p vif r² adjusted r² f b std. error beta constant 19.344 2.485 0 7.783 0.000*** 0.211 0.18 f=6.698, p=0.016** anthocyanins (mg/l)_missing value treatment -0.02 0.008 -0.46 -2.588 0.016** 1 dependent variable: sample number note: ***, **, *represent significance levels of 1%, 5%, and 10% respectively. from the analysis of the f-test results in table. 4, it can be obtained that the significance p-value is 0.016**, indicating a significant level. thus, the null hypothesis that the regression coefficient is 0 is rejected. regarding the collinearity of variables, all vif values are less than 10. therefore, the model has no multicollinearity problem and is well constructed. the formula of the solved model is as follows: 1 19.344 0.02y k   (3) where k represents anthocyanins ( / )mg l the equation fitting graph is shown in figure 3. figure 3. fitting graph of the red wine equation 25 similarly, the results of the stepwise regression model for white wine obtained by using spss are shown in table. 5. table 5. results table of the stepwise regression model for white wine linear regression analysis results (n=28) unstandardized coefficients standardized coefficient t p vif r² adjusted r² f b std. error beta constant -785.321 228.531 0 -3.436 0.002*** 0.32 0.294 f=12.249, p=0.002*** color_missing value treatment 22.955 6.559 0.566 3.5 0.002*** 1 dependent variable: sample number note: ***, **, *represent significance levels of 1%, 5%, and 10% respectively. from the analysis of the f-test results in table. 5, it can be found that the significance p-value is 0.002***, indicating a significant level. thus, the null hypothesis that the regression coefficient is 0 is rejected. regarding the collinearity of variables, all vif values are less than 10. therefore, the model has no multicollinearity problem and is wellconstructed. the formula of the solved model is as follows: 2 785.321 22.955y m    (4) where m represents color. the equation fitting graph is shown in figure 4. figure 4. fitting graph of the white wine equation in conclusion, the physicochemical indicators of winemaking grapes and wines are linearly correlated. 4. analysis of the impact of physicochemical indicators on wine quality based on the linear regression model 4.1. model establishment a linear regression model is established [7]: 1 1 1 2 2 n ny          (5) where i represents the i -th physicochemical indicator of wine-making grapes, and i represents the coefficient of the i -th indicator. 2 1 1 2 2 n ny b          (6) where i represents the i -th physicochemical indicator of wine, and i represents the coefficient of the i -th indicator. 4.2. model solution the results of the linear regression model for white wine [4] solved by spss are shown in table. 6. table 6. prediction results of the wine making grape model variables coefficients test values constant -37.083271780025946 1 anthocyanins (mg/l)_missing value treatment 0.059062383687369546 tannins (mmol/l)_missing value treatment -4.681082628562012 total phenols (mmol/l)_missing value treatment 1.3636646368711853 total flavonoids in wine (mmol/l)_missing value treatment 0.6394689305455599 resveratrol (mg/l)_missing value treatment -1.106575906932564 reducing sugar (g/l)_missing value treatment -0.09970177473285376 solid acid ratio_missing value treatment 0.040026366022056184 dry matter content (g/100g)_missing value treatment 0.05989427670837938 cluster mass (g)_missing value treatment 1.3876964381650831 100 grain mass (g)_missing value treatment 0.20400180367706633 pedicel ratio (%)_missing value treatment -51.37386420194571 soluble solids (g/l)_missing value treatment -0.22761832176145402 ph value_missing value treatment -0.4057860603092651 titratable acid (g/l)_missing value treatment 6.054747989733821 prediction results 37.083271780025946 26 the formula of the solved model is as follows: 1 1 2 1437.083 0.059 4.681 6.055y         (7) where i represents the i -th physicochemical indicator of wine-making grapes. the equation fitting curve graph is shown in figure 5. figure 5. fitting curve graph of the wine making grape equation similarly, the results of the linear regression model for wine are shown in table. 7. table 7. prediction results of the wine model variables coefficients test values constant 567.3488190355799 1 total amino acids_missing value treatment -0.007451052193115104 protein (mg/100g)_missing value treatment 0.5602250929878388 vc content (mg/l)_missing value treatment -0.0606280108682864 anthocyanins (mg/100g fresh weight)_missing value treatment -0.6690405983751857 tartaric acid (g/l)_missing value treatment 1.1204501856210767 malic acid (g/l)_missing value treatment -0.12125602185125214 citric acid (g/l)_missing value treatment -17.738671054456642 polyphenol oxidase activity_missing value treatment 236.61302966626437 browning degree_missing value treatment -0.7959071541178319 dpph radical 1/ic50 (g/l)_missing value treatment 0.26757469321249244 total phenols (mmol/kg)_missing value treatment -12.028787811452652 total grape flavonoids (mmol/kg)_missing value treatment -0.05188408914333145 resveratrol (mg/kg)_missing value treatment -3.8780916613675975 flavonol (mg/kg)_missing value treatment -0.1556522676231852 total sugar (g/l)_missing value treatment -7.949923638729981 reducing sugar (g/l)_missing value treatment -0.5325567765308781 soluble solids (g/l)_missing value treatment -18.115560957539337 ph value_missing value treatment 0.04658564650004515 titratable acid (g/l)_missing value treatment 15.458154631685211 solid acid ratio_missing value treatment 0.038465299319630365 dry matter content (g/100g)_missing value treatment -0.20494598449657525 cluster mass (g)_missing value treatment 14.61675526393696 100 grain mass (g)_missing value treatment -0.5668516090466018 pedicel ratio (%)_missing value treatment 179.60646770357494 juice yield (%)_missing value treatment -29.398455246731892 prediction results 567.3488190355799 the formula of the solved model is as follows: 1 1 2 25567.349 0.007 0.56 29.398y        (8) where i represents the i -th physicochemical indicator of wine. the equation fitting curve graph is shown in figure 6. based on the equations, we can infer that the physicochemical indicators of wine-making grapes have a linear relationship with wine quality, and the physicochemical indicators of wines also have a linear relationship with 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[7] ferraro m b, coppi r, rodríguez g g, et al. a linear regression model for imprecise response[j]. international journal of approximate reasoning, 2010, 51(7): 759-770. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 10, no. 3, 2024 59 an exploration of crop planting based on simulated annealing algorithm and mixed integer linear programming yifan wei 1, †, *, mingye ji 1, †, cuicui wang 2, † 1 college of mechanical engineering, tianjin renai college, tianjin, china 2 school of economics and management, tianjin renai college, tianjin, china * corresponding author: yifan wei (email: 1979083882@qq.com) † these authors also contributed equally to this work abstract: this paper is dedicated to exploring the optimal planting scheme of crops through the comprehensive use of various computer optimization algorithms, and is expected to provide a scientific decision-making basis for crop planting from 2024 to 2030. firstly, based on mixed integer linear programming (milp) and simulated annealing algorithm, this paper analyzes the planting area and benefits of different crops based on the existing plot types and crop cultivation in rural arable land to find the optimal planting plan. secondly, when facing the uncertainty factors of the future market, this paper quantifies the risk by dynamic programming and genetic algorithm, combining the parameters such as the sales price, planting cost and expected sales volume of the crops, to optimize the planting decision, and considering the substitutability and complementary relationship between the crops. then, pearson correlation coefficient and cross-elasticity coefficient are introduced to analyze the correlation between variables such as crop sales price and planting cost, and constrained optimization. finally, integrating multiple model algorithms, this paper proposes a crop planting strategy that maximizes the comprehensive benefits. keywords: simulated annealing algorithm; mixed integer linear programming; dynamic programming; genetic algorithm; pearson's correlation coefficient; cross elasticity coefficient. 1. optimization analysis of planting scenarios this paper plans to find the best planting program for agricultural products by data analysis of data on crop planting and marketing of 1201 acres of cultivated land in the countryside. 1.1. establishment of planting program 1.1.1. determination of decision variables in solving the optimal planting program, the decision variable is positively related to the constraints and needs to be balanced with the cost, and production efficiency. represents the area in acres of the th crop planted on the th piece of land in year . this variable is a continuous variable, and its value can be taken as a percentage of the total area of the th piece of land. this variable is a continuous variable that can take values in the range of 0 and the available land area. is a binary variable that determines whether the th crop is planted on the th plot in year . this variable is used to determine whether the lth crop is planted on the th plot. the introduction of this variable allows the model to flexibly adjust the planting decision according to market demand, crop growth cycle and available resources. if a crop has a low demand in the current market or there is a planting conflict with other crops on the same land, the model can avoid planting that crop by setting 0. 1, if plot “ j” is planted with crop “ i” 0, otherwise (1) is a binary variable indicating whether a crop is planted on plot in year and the crop can be planted for two seasons: 1 ,if two seasons planted and crop ‘ i’ planted 0, otherwise (2) the scenario where the crop is grown for two seasons applies mainly to smart greenhouses (where vegetables can be grown for two seasons), which need to be distinguished by using a different binary variable z for the greenhouses. 1.1.2. determine the parameters : the selling price of the th crop in year ; : the planting cost of the th crop in year ; : the expected sales volume of the th crop in year ; : the mu yield of the th crop in year . 1.1.3. establishment of constraints (1) total cultivated area constraints the cultivated area of each plot in each year cannot exceed the total area: ∑ , ∀j, t (3) (2) minimum limitation of crop planting area the planted area of each crop must not be smaller than the minimum area: min ⋅ , ∀i, j, t (4) (3) crop suitable plot constraint the crop must be planted on a suitable plot: ⋅ 0 ′ , ∀t (5) (4) crop re-cropping constraint 60 the same crop cannot be planted continuously in the same plot: 1, ∀i, j, t (6) since here is the year, if two crops can be planted in a year, the following constraint is added: : denotes whether crop is planted in the th plot in season 1 of year . : denotes whether crop is planted in the th plot in season 2 of year . two seasons in the same year are restricted to two seasons in a year, and the same crop cannot be planted: 1, ∀i, j, t (7) here, the same crop cannot be grown in season 2 of year and season 1 of year 1. (5) special grouping restriction for shed use smart greenhouses can grow crops in two seasons, and the following constraints need to be introduced to distinguish the cultivation of smart greenhouses: , ∀i, j (8) 1, ∀j, t (9) this constraint ensures that each shed can grow two crops per year and that the shed is only allowed to select crops that meet the requirements. 1.1.4. the objective function for each year scenario 1: in this scenario, it is assumed that when the production of a crop exceeds the expected sales volume, the excess cannot be sold (i.e., the crop is wasted). therefore, there is a need to maximize the benefit to the extent that it can be sold properly. in case of stranded waste, the objective is: maximize ∑ , ,   ⋅ min , ⋅ ⋅ ∑ , ,   ⋅ ⋅ (10) scenario 2: in this scenario, it is assumed that the excess of sales over the expected sales volume can still be sold at 50% of the original price, so the benefit of the price reduction for the excess is considered while maximizing the benefit of the normal sales. when selling at a reduced price, the goal is to: maximize ∑ , ,   ⋅ min , ⋅ ⋅ ∑ , ,   0.5 ⋅ ⋅ max 0, ⋅ ⋅ ∑ , ,   cit ⋅ aijt ⋅ xijt (11) specific explanation about the objective function: p : the selling price of crop in year , in yuan/ton; : the acre yield of crop in year , in tons/acre. this value determines the amount of crop that can be produced per acre; : the acreage (in acres) of crop in year in plot . this is the decision variable that determines the amount of crop that can be produced per acre. this is the decision variable that determines how much acreage of crop will be planted on each plot; : a binary decision variable that indicates whether or not crop will be planted on plot in year ; and ,: the expected amount of crop to be sold in tons in year . this is the amount of each crop that can be marketed in the marketplace in year . this value determines the amount of crop that can be produced per acre. this is the maximum amount of each crop that can be normally sold in the market; ⋅ ⋅ : this is the total amount of the crop produced on plot . if this value exceeds , the exceeding part cannot be sold normally; c : the cultivation cost of crop in year (unit: yuan/acre); : the area of crop cultivated in the th plot. 1.1.5. general objective of the planning model the overall objective is to maximize the total benefits over the period 2024 2030: max ∑   t (12) max ∑   t (13) 1.2. planting optimization model solution 1.2.1. planting analysis results presentation after determining the changes of decision variables, parameters, constraints and other uncertainties, we construct a model related to the optimal planting strategy for the future from 2024 to 2030, and solve it through the simulated annealing algorithm, and establish a model based on mixed integer programming (milp), which is suitable for solving the problem of consecutive time periods, reflecting the optimal strategy of planting, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. simulated annealing cruise trajectory to summarize the results of the analysis: this section involves a variety of uncertainties and aims to put limited land resources to full use to determine the optimal planting plan to maximize profits. within the limited range of 1201 acres of land area and its sales, and to achieve the maximum production benefits derived from sales minus the cost of planting, subject to crop rotation, crop planting area, suitability of land, heavy cropping, the type of plot, the constraints of smart greenhouses, in order to cope with the factors brought about by the conditions of the market, climate, soil and other factors, the first season and the second season of a year, respectively, planted a variety of crops, such as wheat, vegetables and so on. from the results: in the first season, the main crops are planted, and the planted area accounts for a relatively large proportion of the area because maize and cereals are the dominant crops among the grains. 61 compared to the first season, the area planted in the second season is greatly reduced, which may be affected by uncertainties such as climate, soil conditions, etc. therefore, in the second season, some vegetables are started to be planted. 1.2.2. maximum yield results presentation there are three constraints in predicting the future planting scenario, the constraint of plot type, smart shed; the constraint of planting beans once in three years, etc.; and the constraint of planting area size. a mixed integer programming and simulated annealing model is built thus obtaining the total maximum profit (million dollars) for the next 7 years when the products sold are completely sold out as: max 3526.74 (14) when there is a lag in selling the product, the total maximum profit (million dollars) is: max 3238.96 (15) 2. planting uncertainty analysis 2.1. potential risk analysis 2.1.1. constraints (1) expected sales volume for wheat and corn, their sales volume is assumed to grow by 5% ∼ 10% per year. to capture this uncertainty, the annual sales volume is assumed to grow according to the random variable , where takes values ranging from 1.05 to 1.10. ⋅ ∈ 1.05,1.10 , ∀ ∈ 2024,⋯ ,2030 (16) for the other crops, the sales volume is relatively stable with a fluctuation range of 5%. therefore, it is assumed that the fluctuation of sales volume is represented by the random variable , where takes values ranging from 0.95 to 1.05. ⋅ ∈ 0.95,1.05 , ∀ ∈ 2024,⋯ ,2030 (17) (2) acre yield the acre yield of all crops fluctuates 10% per year and can be expressed as a random variable with values ranging from 0.9 to 1.1. ⋅ ∈ 0.9,1.1 , ∀ ∈ 2024,⋯ ,2030 (18) (3) planting cost the planting cost of the crop increases by 5% per year, which can be calculated by the recursive formula: (19) (4) selling prices the selling price of food crops is basically stable and is not modeled dynamically. the sales price of vegetable crops increases by about 5% per year, which can be represented by the random variable , where ∈ 1.05 , 1. 05 . ⋅ ∈ 1.05,1.05 , ∀ ∈ 2024,⋯ ,2030 (20) the sales price of edible mushroom crops decreases by 15% per year, especially for morel mushrooms by 5%. therefore, the random variable is used to denote the decline in the price of edible mushrooms: ⋅ 1 , ∈ 0.01,0.05 , ∀ ∈ 2024,⋯ ,2030 (21) 2.1.2. objective function by adding a risk penalty term to the objective function to balance the high return and high-risk penalty terms, the model will tend to reduce the overall planting program risk by selecting lower risk crop combinations. the objective function can be constructed by subtracting the risk penalty from the expected return. the objective function can be adjusted as: max ∑    ∑    ∑     ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ min 1, ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ ∑     ⋅ (22) the first part is the expected return of the crop, considering the uncertainty of prices, yields, sales and growing costs. the second part ⋅ ∑   ⋅ is the risk penalty term, where: is the risk index of crop ; is the risk coefficient, which is used to control the effect of risk on the objective function. if the value of is large, the model will be more conservative and tend to choose lower-risk crops; if the value of is small, the model will pay more attention to the return and be willing to take more risks. the risk index of crop can be expressed as a weighted sum of the following weights. ⋅ market ⋅ climate ⋅ pests ⋅ cost (23) 2.2. uncertainty solving and analysis figure 2. data related to market turnover from 2013 to 2022 62 according to the farm related area in 2013 2022, the farm arable land area in china has slightly increased, and the stateowned farm arable land area has a total of 7,039 thousand hectares, of which the state-owned farms have a larger share of 5,108 thousand hectares of grain crops sown. as can be seen from the market price icons of previous years, the production price index of agricultural products and grains fluctuates a lot, especially in 2021 when the production price index of corn reached 126. as can be seen from figure 2, the market turnover of agricultural products fluctuates year by year but the overall trend is growth, and the market turnover of vegetables is more stable with little fluctuation. figure 3. optimal cruising trajectory map figure 4. optimal cruise trajectory map the market price fluctuation every year, the influence of climate and pests and diseases and other factors will make the price fluctuate greatly, which will have an impact on the overall profit. analyzing the impact of the market, pests and diseases, climate, and market in previous years, as shown in figure 3: climate risk has the greatest impact on all crops. vegetables and climate risk has the greatest impact on all crops. especially vegetables and edible mushrooms. this is because vegetables and edibles are more demanding and vulnerable to climate change, while climate has a lower impact on wheat and maize, and pests and diseases have a higher impact on vegetables, followed by edibles. so, crops such as vegetables require more protection and incur more costs. it costs more to grow these crops, so there is also a greater cost risk. market risk has less impact on all crops, especially wheat and corn, indicating that the market prices of wheat and corn are relatively stable. vegetables, on the other hand, and edibles have more volatile market prices, which can affect the choices made when planting and control yields. the optimal cruising trajectory graph established by genetic algorithm is shown in figure 4, which can optimize the path of its cruising for planting and derive the optimal planting strategy, considering that there are different types of plots such as up-slope land, irrigated land, terraced land, and flat drought etc., and the different colors in the graph indicate the different types of plots. starting from the uncertainty factors such as climate, pests and diseases, and market fluctuations. as can be seen from the figure, the blue line is the optimal cruising path, which passes through several plots, and the goal is to make the cruising path maximize the adaptability and avoid high-risk areas. new constraints are introduced under the constraints of the previous model to increase the impact of risk on crop yield and sales, which makes the prediction of the maximum profit for the next seven years in the previous model more complete. the maximum profit for each year is reduced because of various risks, but because some risks are uncontrollable, the maximum total profit for seven years (million dollars) is derived in: max 2765.28,3175.42 (24) 3. correlation and substitutability analysis 3.1. establishing correlation 3.1.1. application of pearson's correlation coefficient first, according to the correlation analysis in the text, by combining historical data, and then get the sales volume, planting cost and sales price data, followed by the introduction of pearson correlation coefficient to analyze the correlation between the sales volume, planting cost and sales price of crops. the pearson correlation coefficient is calculated as follows: 63 , (25) correlation between sales price and sales volume: , (26) correlation of planting cost with sales volume: , (27) is the sales volume of the crop; is the sales price of the crop; cov , is the covariance between sales volume and price; and are the standard deviation of sales volume and price, respectively; is the planting cost of the crop; is the sales price of the crop; cov , is the covariance between planting cost and price. 3.1.2. cross elasticity coefficient the algorithm uses crop substitution measurement and crop complementarity measurement to find the variables suitable for substitution and the variables suitable for complementarity, which in turn increase the revenue of their crops and provide effective data for the subsequent objective function to determine the variables. the cross-elasticity formula is as follows: ∆ / ∆ / (28) complementarity coefficient calculation: (29) 3.2. determination of objective function based on correlation analysis based on the previous objective function, the objective function after adding the influence of correlation factor can be written as: maxz ∑    ∑    ∑     ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ min 1, ⋅ ⋅ ∑     ⋅ (30) where. sales volume : the formula ⋅ 1 is introduced to describe the correlation between sales volume and price through the correlation with price. cost of cultivation : the equation ⋅ 1 is introduced through the correlation with price, describing the correlation between cost and price. complementary benefits: ⋅ ⋅ , introducing complementary benefits between crops. 3.3. constraints (1) substitutability constraint crops are substitutable for each other and cannot be grown on the same plot at the same time, adding the following constraints: 1, ∀ , (31) (2) complementarity constraint complementary crops generate additional benefits between each other, so the correlation constraint is added and reacted in its objective function, and the additional benefit generated between complementary crops is . (3) sales volume and price correlation constraints there is often a positive correlation between market demand and price. (4) planting cost and price correlation constraints planting cost and price tend to be negatively correlated. the is the correlation coefficient between sales volume and price calculated from historical data. 3.4. the results demonstrate figure 5. correlation between sales volume and sales price from the analysis of figure 5: according to spearman correlation analysis, the correlation coefficient between sales volume and sales price is -0.796, this calculation shows that there is a negative correlation between sales volume and sales price. when sales volume increases, sales price decreases; when sales volume decreases, sales price increases. 3.5. conclusion macro analysis correlation under uncertainty, increased consideration of substitutability and complementarity between crops reveals a negative correlation between sales volume and sales price, and a positive correlation between cost and sales price. with this condition to further organize the optimization model and data to get the optimal planting plan and find the maximum profit (million yuan) as: max 4217.69 (32) when the reasonable arrangement of sales volume, sales price and cost can have a great increase in the total profit. 4. conclusion in this study, the planting strategy of rural crops is deeply explored by simulated annealing algorithm and mixed integer linear programming (milp). firstly, the data of arable land type, planting area, yield and cost were analyzed with the help of milp algorithm, and the optimal planting plan in 2023 was clarified, and the maximum revenue could reach 37,267,400 yuan. secondly, combining dynamic programming and genetic algorithm, the sales price and market trend in the next 5 to 10 years were studied, considering the climate, market demand and other risk factors, and predicting the maximum total return between 29,652,800 yuan and 33,754,200 yuan. in addition, through the application of pearson's correlation coefficient and cross-elasticity coefficient, the relationship between crop sales price and planting cost was analyzed, and 64 alternative and complementary crops were identified to further optimize planting decisions. references [1] cheng yongfeng, wu xinyun,xiong caiquan. a linear mixedinteger programming algorithm for solving the minimum dominating set [j]. journal of hubei university of technology, 2022, 37(01): 29-33. 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proactive measures to enhance the security posture of blockchain networks. keywords: blockchain networks; network attacks; early warning; defense strategies. 1. introduction blockchain technology has emerged as a transformative force in various industries, offering a secure and transparent method for recording transactions. its decentralized nature ensures that no single entity can control the network, thereby providing a high level of resistance to tampering and manipulation. despite these inherent strengths, blockchain networks are not immune to cyber threats. as the adoption of blockchain technology continues to grow, the attack surface expands, necessitating a thorough understanding of potential vulnerabilities and the development of robust defense strategies. the core principles of blockchain—decentralization, immutability, and consensus mechanisms—provide a robust foundation for secure transactions. however, these same principles introduce unique challenges in terms of network security. for instance, the consensus mechanisms that underpin blockchain networks can be exploited by attackers to gain control or manipulate transactions. similarly, the immutability of blockchain data can paradoxically become a liability if malicious actors manage to alter the ledger. this research aims to delve into the various types of attacks that can be launched against blockchain networks, including but not limited to 51% attacks, double-spending attacks, and sybil attacks. by analyzing these vulnerabilities, we seek to develop comprehensive early warning systems and defense strategies. the ultimate goal is to enhance the security posture of blockchain networks, ensuring their resilience against emerging threats. the importance of proactive measures cannot be overstated. as blockchain technology becomes more integrated into critical infrastructure, the consequences of a successful attack can be severe. therefore, understanding the potential attack vectors and developing effective countermeasures is crucial for the long-term viability and adoption of blockchain technology. in summary, this paper will explore the vulnerabilities inherent in blockchain networks, propose early warning systems to detect potential threats, and develop defense strategies to mitigate the impact of attacks. by doing so, we aim to contribute to the ongoing effort to secure blockchain technology and ensure its continued growth and adoption across various industries. 2. background blockchain technology, first introduced with bitcoin in 2008, has since evolved into a versatile platform for various applications beyond cryptocurrencies. the foundational principles of blockchain—decentralization, immutability, and consensus mechanisms—have been pivotal in establishing its reputation for security and transparency. decentralization ensures that no single entity can control the network, distributing power and responsibility among multiple nodes. this distributed architecture enhances security by eliminating single points of failure and reducing the risk of centralized control. immutability refers to the permanent and unchangeable nature of recorded transactions. once a transaction is added to the blockchain, it cannot be altered without consensus from the entire network. this feature ensures the integrity and authenticity of the data stored on the blockchain. consensus mechanisms are critical for maintaining the integrity of the blockchain. they enable nodes to agree on the validity of transactions and the order in which they are added to the ledger. common consensus mechanisms include proof of work (pow), proof of stake (pos), and delegated proof of stake (dpos). each mechanism has its own set of advantages and trade-offs, influencing the security and efficiency of the network. despite these robust principles, blockchain networks face unique security challenges. the decentralized nature of blockchain introduces complexities in managing and securing the network. additionally, the immutability of data can sometimes work against the network, as it becomes difficult to correct errors or address fraudulent activities once they are recorded. furthermore, the integration of blockchain with other technologies and systems introduces new vulnerabilities. for example, the interaction between blockchain and traditional financial systems can create new attack vectors, while the use of smart contracts can expose the network to coding errors and exploitation. understanding these challenges is crucial for developing effective defense strategies. this research aims to analyze the vulnerabilities and attack vectors specific to blockchain networks, with the goal of enhancing their security posture and ensuring their resilience against emerging threats. 179 3. scope and objectives the scope of this research is focused on the analysis of common attack vectors and the development of effective early warning and defense strategies for blockchain networks. specifically, the study aims to: identify vulnerabilities: conduct a comprehensive analysis to identify the key vulnerabilities in blockchain networks. this includes examining the potential weaknesses in the network architecture, consensus mechanisms, and smart contracts. by understanding these vulnerabilities, we can better prepare for and mitigate potential attacks. develop early warning systems: propose and implement early warning systems that can detect potential attacks in realtime. this involves leveraging advanced techniques such as anomaly detection and behavioral analysis to identify suspicious activities. the goal is to create a proactive defense mechanism that can alert network administrators to potential threats before they escalate. propose defense strategies: develop and evaluate defense strategies to mitigate the impact of identified attacks. this includes enhancing consensus mechanisms, improving smart contract security through rigorous auditing, and promoting the use of decentralized exchanges to reduce centralization risks. the objective is to create a multi-layered defense framework that can effectively counteract various attack vectors. case studies: analyze real-world case studies of blockchain network attacks, such as the ethereum dao attack and the bitcoin cash fork. these case studies will provide insights into the practical implications of vulnerabilities and the effectiveness of defense strategies. by examining these incidents, we can learn valuable lessons and refine our approaches to blockchain security. future directions: explore future trends and technologies that could impact blockchain security, such as the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the potential threat posed by quantum computing, and the development of interoperability standards. by staying abreast of these developments, we can anticipate and prepare for emerging threats. by focusing on these objectives, this research aims to contribute to the ongoing effort to secure blockchain technology and ensure its continued growth and adoption across various industries. the ultimate goal is to enhance the security posture of blockchain networks, making them more resilient against cyber threats. 4. literature review 4.1. types of attacks on blockchain networks understanding the various types of attacks that can target blockchain networks is crucial for developing effective defense strategies. this section reviews some of the most common and impactful attacks, including 51% attacks, double-spending attacks, and sybil attacks. 51% attacks: 1. description: a 51% attack occurs when an attacker gains control of more than 50% of the network's hashing power. with this control, the attacker can manipulate transaction confirmations, potentially reversing transactions and double-spending coins. 2. impact: this type of attack undermines the trust in the network's consensus mechanism and can lead to significant financial losses. it highlights the importance of having a distributed and diverse network of miners. 3. mitigation: strategies include increasing the network's hash rate, diversifying mining pools, and implementing economic incentives to discourage centralization. double-spending attacks: 1. description: in a double-spending attack, an attacker spends the same cryptocurrency more than once by creating conflicting transactions. this can occur in various ways, such as by exploiting timing vulnerabilities or manipulating the network's consensus process. 2. impact: double-spending attacks can result in financial losses for users and undermine the trust in the currency. they highlight the need for robust transaction verification mechanisms. 3. mitigation: techniques such as transaction confirmation times, consensus algorithms, and network monitoring can help mitigate this risk. sybil attacks: 1. description: a sybil attack involves an attacker creating multiple fake identities (nodes) to gain control over the network and influence consensus decisions. this can be particularly effective in networks with weak identity verification mechanisms. 2. impact: sybil attacks can disrupt the network's consensus process, leading to incorrect decisions and potential security breaches. they highlight the importance of strong identity verification and network governance. 3. mitigation: strategies include implementing identity verification protocols, using reputation systems, and fostering a community-driven governance model. these attacks are not only theoretical threats but have been demonstrated in real-world scenarios, underscoring the need for continuous research and development of defense mechanisms. by understanding the nuances of these attacks, researchers and practitioners can develop more effective strategies to protect blockchain networks. table 1. common types of blockchain attacks attack type description impact 51% attack control >50% of hashing power manipulate transactions, reverse confirmations doublespending spend same currency twice financial loss, trust erosion sybil attack create multiple fake identities influence consensus, disrupt network 4.2. existing defense mechanisms to counteract the various attack vectors targeting blockchain networks, several defense mechanisms have been developed and implemented. these mechanisms aim to enhance the security and resilience of blockchain systems by addressing vulnerabilities and strengthening the network's defenses. consensus mechanisms: 1. description: consensus mechanisms are fundamental to 180 blockchain networks, ensuring that all nodes agree on the validity of transactions and the state of the ledger. common mechanisms include proof of work (pow), proof of stake (pos), and delegated proof of stake (dpos). 2. impact: these mechanisms provide a robust framework for validating transactions and preventing malicious activities. pow, for example, relies on computational power, while pos and dpos rely on stakeholder participation and delegation, respectively. 3. advancements: researchers are exploring hybrid consensus models and more efficient algorithms to balance security and scalability. smart contract audits: 1. description: smart contracts are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into lines of code. however, they are prone to coding errors and vulnerabilities. 2. impact: regular audits of smart contracts help identify and fix these vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers. this is crucial for maintaining the integrity and security of the network. 3. best practices: industry standards and tools for automated code analysis and manual code reviews are being developed to enhance the security of smart contracts. network monitoring: 1. description: continuous monitoring of network traffic is essential for detecting suspicious activities and potential attacks. this involves analyzing transaction patterns, node behavior, and network anomalies. 2. impact: real-time monitoring can help in identifying and responding to attacks promptly, minimizing their impact. machine learning and ai techniques are increasingly being used to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of monitoring systems. 3. challenges: balancing the need for detailed monitoring with privacy concerns and network performance is a key challenge. decentralized exchanges (dexs): 1. description: dexs are platforms that allow users to trade cryptocurrencies directly from their wallets without relying on a central authority. 2. impact: by eliminating intermediaries, dexs reduce the risk of centralized points of failure and enhance the security of transactions. 3. development: efforts are underway to improve the user experience and scalability of dexs, making them more accessible to a wider audience. zero-knowledge proofs (zkps): 1. description: zkps allow one party to prove to another that a statement is true without revealing any additional information beyond the truth of the statement itself. 2. impact: this technology enhances privacy and security by enabling confidential transactions and data sharing without compromising on trust. 3. applications: zkps are being integrated into various blockchain applications to improve security and efficiency. these defense mechanisms, when combined, form a comprehensive framework for protecting blockchain networks. ongoing research and development are essential to stay ahead of emerging threats and to continuously improve the security posture of blockchain systems. 5. methodology 5.1. data collection data collection is a critical component of this research, as it provides the foundation for analyzing vulnerabilities and developing defense strategies. the data collection process involved a systematic approach to gather relevant information from various sources. academic journals and conference proceedings: 1. sources: databases such as ieee xplore, acm digital library, and arxiv were extensively searched for peerreviewed articles and conference papers focusing on blockchain security. 2. criteria: articles were selected based on their relevance to the research objectives, including studies on attack vectors, defense mechanisms, and case studies of real-world attacks. industry reports and whitepapers: 1. sources: reports from blockchain companies, security firms, and industry associations were reviewed. these included documents from organizations like chainalysis, coin metrics, and the blockchain research institute. 2. criteria: reports were chosen for their detailed analysis of current threats and emerging trends in blockchain security. case studies and incident reports: 1. sources: detailed case studies of notable blockchain attacks, such as the ethereum dao attack and the bitcoin cash fork, were analyzed. these incidents were documented in various forums, news outlets, and technical blogs. 2. criteria: case studies were selected for their relevance to the research objectives and their ability to provide insights into the practical implications of vulnerabilities. expert interviews and surveys: 1. sources: interviews with blockchain security experts and surveys of industry professionals were conducted to gather qualitative data on current challenges and future directions. 2. criteria: participants were selected based on their expertise in blockchain security and their contributions to the field through publications, presentations, and community engagement. data processing and analysis: 1. screening: collected data was screened to ensure its relevance and reliability. duplicate or irrelevant information was removed. 2. categorization: data was categorized based on the type of information (e.g., attack vectors, defense mechanisms, case studies) to facilitate analysis. 3. synthesis: the data was synthesized to identify common themes and patterns, which informed the development of the research framework and analysis. by following this systematic approach, the research ensures that the data collected is comprehensive, relevant, and reliable, providing a solid foundation for the analysis and conclusions drawn in this study. 5.2. analysis framework the data analysis framework is designed to systematically assess the vulnerabilities and effectiveness of defense strategies for blockchain networks. the framework is structured into four main stages: threat modeling: 1. objective: identify potential threats and their impact on the blockchain network. this involves mapping out the attack surface and understanding how different types of attacks can 181 exploit vulnerabilities. 2. techniques: use of threat modeling tools and methodologies to visualize and analyze potential attack paths. this includes identifying entry points, attack vectors, and the potential impact on network integrity and security. vulnerability assessment: 1. objective: evaluate the weaknesses in the network architecture and protocols. this involves a detailed examination of the blockchain's design, consensus mechanisms, and smart contract implementations. 2. techniques: conducting code reviews, penetration testing, and security audits to identify coding errors, configuration vulnerabilities, and other weaknesses. tools such as static analysis tools and dynamic testing frameworks are used to automate parts of this process. risk analysis: 1. objective: quantify the likelihood and impact of different attack scenarios. this involves assessing the probability of attacks occurring and the potential consequences for the network. 2. techniques: use of risk assessment matrices and probabilistic models to evaluate the risk associated with each vulnerability. this includes considering factors such as the frequency of attacks, the potential financial loss, and the impact on user trust. defense strategy development: 1. objective: propose and evaluate defense mechanisms based on the analysis. this involves developing strategies to mitigate identified vulnerabilities and enhance the network's security posture. 2. techniques: designing and testing defense mechanisms, such as enhanced consensus algorithms, secure smart contract practices, and improved network monitoring systems. simulation and scenario-based testing are used to evaluate the effectiveness of these strategies. by following this structured framework, the research aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of blockchain network security, identifying key vulnerabilities and proposing effective defense strategies. this approach ensures that the analysis is thorough, data-driven, and aligned with the research objectives. 6. results 6.1. vulnerabilities in blockchain networks the analysis of blockchain networks reveals several critical vulnerabilities that can be exploited by attackers. understanding these vulnerabilities is essential for developing effective defense strategies. centralized points of failure: 1. description: despite the decentralized nature of blockchain, certain components such as mining pools and centralized exchanges can become centralized points of failure. these entities, if compromised, can significantly impact the network's security and integrity. 2. example: the concentration of mining power in a few large mining pools can lead to a 51% attack, where an attacker gains control of the majority of the network's hashing power. this was demonstrated in the bitcoin gold attack in 2018, where a 51% attack resulted in the theft of millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency. 3. impact: such attacks undermine the trust in the network's consensus mechanism and can lead to financial losses and reputational damage. smart contract vulnerabilities: 1. description: smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code, are prone to coding errors and vulnerabilities. these vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers to steal funds or disrupt network operations. 2. example: the dao attack in 2016 highlighted the risks associated with smart contracts. an attacker exploited a vulnerability in the dao's code to drain millions of dollars worth of ether. this led to a contentious hard fork of the ethereum network. 3. impact: smart contract vulnerabilities can result in financial losses, legal liabilities, and damage to the network's reputation. they also highlight the need for rigorous auditing and testing of smart contracts. interoperability issues: 1. description: the integration of blockchain with other systems and technologies can introduce new vulnerabilities. interoperability often requires the use of apis and other interfaces, which can become entry points for attackers. 2. example: the integration of blockchain with traditional financial systems can expose the network to new attack vectors. for instance, a vulnerability in an api used for trading could allow an attacker to manipulate transaction data. 3. impact: interoperability issues can compromise the security of the blockchain network and the systems it interacts with. they require careful planning and secure implementation to mitigate risks. by identifying and understanding these vulnerabilities, researchers and practitioners can develop targeted defense strategies to enhance the security posture of blockchain networks. addressing these vulnerabilities is crucial for ensuring the long-term viability and adoption of blockchain technology. table 2. vulnerabilities in blockchain networks vulnerability description example impact centralized points mining pools, exchanges potential for single point of failure undermine trust, financial loss smart contract errors coding mistakes exploitable bugs financial loss, legal liabilities interoperability issues integration with external systems new attack vectors compromise security, integration risks 182 6.2. early warning systems early warning systems are critical for detecting and mitigating potential threats to blockchain networks. these systems leverage advanced technologies and methodologies to identify suspicious activities and alert network administrators in real-time. anomaly detection: 1. description: anomaly detection systems use machine learning algorithms to identify unusual patterns in network traffic. these algorithms analyze historical data to establish baseline behavior and detect deviations from this baseline. 1. techniques: techniques such as statistical analysis, clustering, and neural networks are used to identify anomalies. for example, a sudden increase in transaction volume or unusual transaction patterns can trigger an alert. 2. effectiveness: anomaly detection can help in identifying early signs of attacks, such as a 51% attack or a sybil attack, allowing for timely intervention. behavioral analysis: 1. description: behavioral analysis involves monitoring the behavior of nodes in the network to identify potential attackers. this includes analyzing transaction patterns, node activity, and communication logs. 2. techniques: techniques such as graph theory and social network analysis are used to identify suspicious behavior. for instance, a node that consistently attempts to manipulate consensus or create conflicting transactions can be flagged. 3. effectiveness: behavioral analysis can help in detecting insider threats or coordinated attacks, enhancing the network's resilience. real-time alerts: 1. description: real-time alert systems are designed to notify network administrators immediately when suspicious activities are detected. these systems integrate with existing monitoring tools and can send alerts via email, sms, or push notifications. 2. techniques: the use of automated alerting mechanisms ensures that threats are addressed promptly. for example, an alert can be sent when an anomaly is detected, triggering an immediate investigation. 3. effectiveness: real-time alerts minimize the time to respond to threats, reducing the potential impact of an attack and enhancing the network's overall security posture. integration with human-in-the-loop: 1. description: effective early warning systems also involve human oversight. analysts can review alerts, validate detections, and take appropriate action. this human-in-theloop approach ensures that false positives are minimized and that responses are well-informed. 2. techniques: analysts can use dashboards and visualization tools to monitor network activity and investigate alerts. collaboration tools can facilitate communication and coordination among team members. 3. effectiveness: human oversight enhances the accuracy of detections and ensures that appropriate actions are taken, balancing the need for automation with the importance of human judgment. by implementing these early warning systems, blockchain networks can significantly enhance their security posture. these systems provide a proactive defense mechanism, allowing for timely detection and mitigation of potential threats. addressing these vulnerabilities is crucial for ensuring the long-term viability and adoption of blockchain technology. 6.3. defense strategies developing effective defense strategies is crucial for mitigating the vulnerabilities identified in blockchain networks. this section outlines several key defense mechanisms and their implementation considerations. enhanced consensus mechanisms: 1. description: enhancing consensus mechanisms involves developing more robust algorithms that can withstand various attack vectors. this includes exploring hybrid models and more efficient consensus protocols. 2. techniques: techniques such as proof of stake (pos), delegated proof of stake (dpos), and practical byzantine fault tolerance (pbft) can provide stronger security guarantees. for example, pos reduces the energy consumption of mining while maintaining network security. 3. challenges: implementing new consensus mechanisms requires careful consideration of network performance, scalability, and community acceptance. transitioning from existing mechanisms can also be complex. secure smart contracts: 1. description: ensuring the security of smart contracts involves rigorous auditing and testing processes. this includes automated code analysis and manual reviews to identify and fix vulnerabilities. 2. techniques: tools such as static analysis tools, formal verification methods, and secure coding practices can enhance the security of smart contracts. for instance, using formal verification can mathematically prove the correctness of contract logic. 3. challenges: the complexity of smart contracts and the rapid pace of development can make it challenging to keep up with security best practices. continuous monitoring and updates are essential. decentralized exchanges (dexs): 1. description: promoting the use of dexs reduces the risk of centralized points of failure by eliminating intermediaries. dexs allow users to trade cryptocurrencies directly from their wallets. 2. techniques: implementing dexs requires robust trading algorithms and secure transaction processing. for example, using atomic swaps can ensure that trades are executed without the need for trust. 3. challenges: ensuring the liquidity and user experience of dexs can be challenging. scalability and security must be balanced to prevent attacks. zero-knowledge proofs (zkps): 1. description: zkps enhance privacy and security by allowing transactions to be verified without revealing sensitive information. this technology can be integrated into various blockchain applications. 2. techniques: implementing zkps involves developing efficient cryptographic protocols. for example, zk-snarks (zero-knowledge succinct non-interactive arguments of knowledge) can provide strong privacy guarantees. 3. challenges: the complexity of zkps and the need for specialized hardware can limit their adoption. ensuring the security of these protocols is critical. continuous monitoring and updates: 1. description: continuous monitoring of network activity and regular updates to software and protocols are essential for 183 maintaining security. this includes proactive threat detection and response. 2. techniques: using advanced monitoring tools and automated alerting systems can help in identifying and responding to threats promptly. regular security audits and updates can address emerging vulnerabilities. 3. challenges: balancing the need for continuous monitoring with resource constraints can be challenging. ensuring that all nodes are updated in a timely manner is crucial for network security. by implementing these defense strategies, blockchain networks can significantly enhance their security posture. these strategies provide a multi-layered approach to protecting against various attack vectors, ensuring the longterm viability and adoption of blockchain technology. 7. case studies 7.1. case study 1: ethereum dao attack in 2016, the dao (decentralized autonomous organization) on the ethereum network was attacked, resulting in the theft of millions of dollars worth of ether. the attack highlighted the vulnerabilities in smart contracts and led to a hard fork of the ethereum network. table 3. ethereum dao attack details event date impact outcome dao attack june 2016 $50m stolen hard fork 7.2. case study 2: bitcoin cash fork the bitcoin cash fork in 2017 was triggered by a disagreement over block size limits. this incident demonstrated the challenges in achieving consensus among network participants. table 4. bitcoin cash fork details event date reason outcome fork august 2017 block size limits new chain: bitcoin cash 8. discussion 8.1. challenges in implementing defense strategies 1. balancing security and efficiency: enhancing security often comes at the cost of efficiency, which can affect network performance. 2. regulatory compliance: blockchain networks must comply with various regulations, which can complicate security measures. 3. continuous monitoring: the dynamic nature of blockchain networks requires continuous monitoring and adaptation of defense strategies. 8.2. future directions 1. ai and machine learning: leveraging ai and machine learning to improve threat detection and response times. 2. quantum computing: preparing for the potential impact of quantum computing on blockchain security. 3. interoperability standards: developing standardized protocols for blockchain interoperability to reduce vulnerabilities. 9. conclusion blockchain technology offers a promising solution for secure and transparent transactions. however, the increasing adoption of blockchain networks has also exposed them to various attack vectors. this research has identified key vulnerabilities and proposed comprehensive early warning and defense strategies. by implementing these strategies, blockchain networks can enhance their security posture and protect against potential attacks. acknowledgments this research was supported by the r&d program of beijing municipal education commission (sm202114073 001). references [1] 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(2016). equihash: asymmetric proof-of-work based on the generalized birthday problem. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 47 research on house price forecasting in guiyang city based on arima and garch models ruixuan tian * college of science, virginia polytechnic institute and state university, virginia blacksburg, 24060, unite states * corresponding author email: ruixuant21@vt.edu abstract: the purpose of this study is to forecast and analyze the house price of guiyang city through arima model and garch model, in order to improve the accuracy and reliability of house price prediction, and to provide references for real estate market analysis and policy formulation. as the capital city of guizhou province, guiyang city's real estate market shows certain volatility in the context of economic recovery after the epidemic, and in-depth study of its house price trend is of great practical significance. this study will use the average residential transaction price data of guiyang city from 2019 to 2024 to firstly analyze the smoothness and autocorrelation of the house price data by arima model to capture the trend and seasonal changes in the time series; secondly, analyze the volatility of house price by garch model to capture the conditional heteroskedasticity phenomenon in the market. on this basis, a hybrid model is constructed by combining the advantages of arima and garch models, and the performance of single model and hybrid model in house price forecasting is comparatively analyzed. the key issues of the study include how to effectively handle non-stationary data, capture house price volatility, assess the forecasting accuracy of the model, and the feasibility of constructing a hybrid model. through adf test, acf and pacf test, arch test and other methods, this study will gradually build and optimize the arima, garch and hybrid models, and finally forecast the house price trend in the coming year, and put forward the corresponding market analyses and policy recommendations. the innovation of this study lies in the application of arima and garch models to the prediction of house prices in guiyang city, and the enhancement of the prediction accuracy by the hybrid model, which provides a new analysis perspective for the real estate market. keywords: arima model; arch test; garch model; mixed model; residential transaction average price. 1. introduction as an important part of the national economy, price fluctuations in the real estate market are not only related to the quality of life and wealth allocation of residents, but also have a far-reaching impact on the stability and development of the macro-economy. as the capital city of guizhou province, guiyang city occupies an important position in regional economic development. against the backdrop of economic recovery after the epidemic, the real estate market still faces challenges. especially after the epidemic, housing prices everywhere have been on a downward trend. with the recovery of the tourism industry, guiyang's real estate has had a favorable tendency in the past year. however, guiyang's housing prices in the past five years have been somewhat volatile with the impact of the epidemic, which makes an indepth study of guiyang's housing price trends of great practical significance. 1.1. introduction to the arima model the arima model captures the trend and seasonal changes in the time series through autoregressive, differential and moving average components, with smoothness and flexibility, and is widely used in forecasting and analyzing in the fields of economy, finance, marketing, meteorology, manufacturing, healthcare and energy, etc. it can also be based on arima to integrate other models or add exogenous variables (exogenous variables). for example, the arimax model makes it possible to take into account the effects of external factors on the time series, thus improving the accuracy and reliability of forecasts. shuxian zhang analyzed the private car ownership by using lasso software and grey correlation and established arimax comparison analysis based on arima (1,0,2) model, which is more suitable for predicting the national private car ownership than arima model. sarima (seasonal autoregressive integral sliding average) model is a kind of model used for processing and forecasting time series data with seasonal characteristics [1]. powerful tool for processing and forecasting time series data with seasonal characteristics. it adds seasonal parameters to the arima model to better capture cyclical variations in the data. divisekara et al. chose to use the seasonal autoregressive integral sliding average (sarima) model to predict the market price of red lentils in saskatchewan, canada. because the market price of red lentils is characterized by significant seasonal fluctuations, the sarima (2,1,2)(0,1,1) model performs best in predicting red lentil prices [2]. 1.2. introduction to the garch model in the financial world, volatility and volatility reflect a risk indicator often used in the study of financial market uncertainty. garch model focuses on the conditional heteroskedasticity and volatility of the time series, so the garch model has been used many times in the study of financial risk research. especially in the stock market, sun lijun and wang jing have analyzed the volatility returns of the stock price returns of poly real estate and greenland holdings by building a garch model and its variants, tgarch and egarch, and found that the two stocks have financial characteristics and corrected volatility returns can be used to capture the market information [3]. aras, by building a garch model for bitcoin volatility test and found that the use of higher order garch models can effectively improve 48 the accuracy of volatility prediction for bitcoin [4]. in the financial world, the volatility of financial time series, also known as volatility aggregation, not only affects the variance but also affects higher-order moments such as skewness and sharpness. based on the garch (1, 1) model, li wanjie has investigated that the higher-order moments outperform the traditional model in terms of risk management and return enhancement [5]. 1.3. introduction to hybrid models compared with a single model, hybrid models can better combine the advantages of different models to cope with the nonlinear characteristics in financial markets. for example, the mixture of arima model and garch model, which can reflect both the arima model is good at capturing the seasonality and trend in the data as well as the study of volatility aggregation phenomenon by garch model. wang yiliu improves the accuracy of the arima model in forecasting the short-term rmb exchange rate by mixing the arima and garch models and also summarizes the volatility pattern of the rmb since its accession to the sdr [6]. xiong zheng and che wengang established an arimagarch-m model on the basis of a hybrid arima and garch model, which successfully solved the problem of the inconspicuous distribution of "sharp peaks and fat tails", and judged the model's performance in short-term forecasting of the stock of "ping an bank" [7]. by forecasting the stock of ping an bank, the model is judged to be more accurate than the traditional arima, garch and garch-m models in short-term forecasting. 1.4. current status of time series modeling of house prices based on the stable mean and constant variance, the arima model can effectively predict the future price trend in the analysis of commercial residential sales price index and help analyze the market dynamics. hu xianqin had predicted the real estate prices in hefei after 2022 by building an arima model, and determined that the real estate prices in hefei will rise steadily in the future [8]. fu qiwei et al. also predicted the house price of hengyang city by building an arima model [9]. chen lei based on arima and sarima to compare and analyze the price of commercial housing in nanjing between 2014 and 2021, because the predicted value of arima (1, 1, 4) is higher thus inferring the direction of the price of the commercial housing in the coming year to make predictions [10]. while abroad, jadevicius and huston effectively applied the arima model to analyze and forecast the lithuanian house price index, proving its utility in capturing real estate market dynamics and providing reliable short-term forecasts [11]. zamri et al. analyzed the aic and the bic by building an arima model to determine that arima (1, 1 1) is more suitable for predicting future house prices in malaysia and discussed the factors that affect house prices [12]. compared to the arima model, the garch model also has a constant mean, but the variance changes over time. and the real estate industry is inextricably linked with finance, especially in the environment of economic downturn as house prices increase year by year, the financial burden of home buyers will increase. by building a grach model,cui yinsheng and jia liu comparatively studied the returns of the real estate industry in china and the united states from a financial perspective, which led to the conclusion that the returns of real estate in the two countries have volatility [13]. suleiman and othman studied the use of a variety of garch models, such as garch (1,1), egarch, etc., on the processed residential real estate price time series data in malaysia and estimate the parameters by great likelihood estimation to predict house price volatility [14]. philipp otto and schmid investigate the importance of spatial versus garch models by improving the second-order moments in garch models. the framework effectively allows the garch model to analyze the relationship between real estate prices and geographic factors. these studies show that both arima and garch models provide effective real estate price forecasts across different regions and market conditions, helping to analyze market dynamics and volatility [15]. this paper firstly introduces the prospect of house price research and explains the importance of house price research in guiyang. then it introduces the characteristics of smoothness and seasonality of arima model and briefly illustrates the use of sarima and arimax, the variants of arima model, in the research. the use of garch models in volatility studies and the benefits of improving the order moments of garch models are then summarized. on the basis of arima and garch models, the advantages of hybrid models that can integrate the advantages of multiple models and improve the accuracy are introduced and their applications in various fields. finally, the use of time series models in house prices is presented. 2. proposed research methodology 2.1. modeling principles 2.1.1. arima modeling arima model is a time series forecasting method proposed by box and jenkins in the early 1970s is known as differential autoregressive moving average model, also known as box_jenkins model.arima model is a time series model based on the autoregressive moving average study, in the reality of the study most of the data has a non-stationary nature, so we need to non-stationary treatment of the data. in order to convert the non-stationary time series data into differential stationary series, the differential autoregressive moving average model arima can be realized by difference operation. the model consists of three parts: autoregressive (ar), difference (i) and moving average (ma). the expression of arima model is usually expressed as arima (p, d, q), where p is the order of the autoregressive term, d is the number of differences, and q is the order of the moving average term. the mathematical expression of the arima model is as follows: 𝜑 𝐵 1 𝐵 𝑦 𝜃 𝐵 𝜀 𝐸 𝜀 0, 𝑉𝑎𝑟 𝜀 𝜎 , 𝐸 𝜀 𝜀 0, 𝑠 𝑡, 𝐸 𝜀 𝜀 0, ∀𝑠 𝑡 (1) the autoregressive polynomial part (ar) is expressed in formula, 𝜑 𝐵 1 𝜑 𝐵 𝜑 𝐵 ⋯ 𝜑 𝐵 , where 𝜑 , 𝑖 1,2,3, . . . , 𝑝 is the autoregressive coefficient. the polynomial expression for the sliding average (ma) 49 is𝜃 𝐵 1 𝜃 𝐵 𝜃 𝐵 ⋯ 𝜃 𝐵 , the moving average coefficient in formula is𝜃 , 𝑗 1,2,3, . . . , 𝑞,𝑦 is the value of the time series at time t, and𝜀 is the error term (white noise). 2.1.2. garch model the garch model (generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity model) was developed by bollerslev in 1986 based on the arch model (autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity model) proposed by engle. the garch model extends the arch model by introducing lagged terms to better capture volatility clustering phenomena in the time-series data. garch models are widely used in the garch model is widely used in financial time series analysis, especially for modeling and forecasting the volatility of asset prices. the mathematical expression of the garch model is usually denoted as garch(m, s), where m is the order of the arch term and s is the order of the garch term. the mathematical expression of the garch model is given below: (2) 𝜎 denotes the conditional variance at time t also known as the volatility coefficient,𝑐is constant and not less than 0.𝛼 is the coefficient of the arch term, which denotes the effect of the past error term 2 t i  𝜀 on the current volatility. is the coefficient of the garch term,𝛽 represents the effect of past volatility𝜎 on current volatility. 2.1.3. arima-garch mixed models the arima-garch model is based on is a combination of the arima model and the garch model that works on data with linear time dependence as well as volatility changes. the expression of the model is: (3) 0 ∑ 𝛼 ∑ 𝛽 1, 𝜀 denotes the random error term, while𝑢, 𝑣 is the garch model and the order of the arch model. the conditional variance of 2 t i  𝜎 , 𝜀 characterizes the volatility in the current time series. 2.2. feasibility analysis 2.2.1. adf test after processing the property data, the adf test is performed on the property data using the packet in the tseries function in r language. in this test, if the p-value value is less than 0.05 it indicates that the data value is less than the set level of significance and the data is smooth. conversely, it indicates that the data is a non-stationary series. if in the test the data is non-smooth, then the data needs to be differenced. 2.2.2. tests for non-stationary data after determining whether the data is smooth or not, the data can be subjected to the acf test aka autocorrelation function and the pacf test aka bias off function. the acf demonstrates the overall correlation between the observations in the time series and the past. whereas the pacf test demonstrates the direct correlation between observations and a specific lagged posterior term by removing the effect of the intermediate term. for the arima model, the model fits the data better when appropriate values of p (autoregressive order) and q (moving average order) are determined by the acf and pacf tests. for example, if the acf is trailing and the pacf is truncated after a certain order, the p value can be determined accordingly; conversely, if the pacf is trailing and the acf is truncated after a certain order, it helps to determine the q value. 2.2.3. arima modeling the smoothness of the data needs to be taken care of while building the arima model. if the data is determined to be smooth data before the difference is performed, the data can be directly arima modeling in the establishment. if the data is determined to be non-stationary data, it is necessary to build an arima model based on the differenced data after the data is differenced. after determining the arima model use the ljing-box test to perform a white noise test on the residual values. if the white noise test is passed, that is, the p-value is greater than 0.05, it means that there is no autocorrelation in the residual values, and the construction of arima model is effective. on the contrary, the arima model needs to be improved. in constructing arima model, the best arima model can be determined by aic and bic. 2.2.4. arch test the arch test is an autoregressive heteroskedasticity test performed before constructing the garch model, which tests the residuals of the arima model on the basis of the best arima model. if the p-value is less than the significant level, it means that there is arch effect and it is suitable for constructing garch model. 2.2.5. garch modeling before establishing the garch model, it is necessary to establish the arma mean model to get the residual value and on this basis based on the judgment of arch test passed, the establishment of the garch model is feasible. if the arch test does not pass then it proves that the established arma model or arima model does not have heteroskedasticity, and the garch model is not feasible. after constructing the garch model it is necessary to conduct box-test test on the garch model. if the residual values pass the test it indicates that the model has adequately captured the volatility characteristics of the data and the garch model is reliable. 50 3. experimental results 3.1. data preparation the collected average price of residential transactions in guiyang from january 2019 to december 2024 was viewed by plotting the icon through r software to see its changes as in figure 1. initially, it is judged that the data may have seasonal factors. figure 1. average price of residential units sold in guiyang 3.2. autocorrelation test before conducting the autocorrelation test, the original hypothesis needs to be established that the time series is a non-stationary time series. based on the results of the adf test on the original data the p-value is greater than 0.05, therefore the original hypothesis cannot be rejected and the data is non-stationary. after doing first-order differencing on the original data, the result of adf test on the differenced data p-value is less than 0.05, so the original hypothesis needs to be rejected and the differenced data is determined as a smooth time series based on unit root test. at the same time the original data and first-order difference data for randomness test can be known that the original data for non-white noise data and difference data for white noise data, so the data has the value of research. table 1. adf test difference in order df statistics p-value 0 -2.8612 0.2265 1 -5.9963 0.01 table 2. ljung-box tests. difference in order x-squared p-value 0 29.429 5.799e-08 1 1.7777 0.1824 3.3. arima model based on the fact that the differential data are white noise and smooth data, the arma model should be built on the basis of the differential data, and at the same time, this arima model can be identified as arima (0,1,0). in order to further determine the order of the model, autocorrelation plot test and bias off plot test are carried out on the original data and differential data, as shown in fig. 2, fig. 3, fig. 4 and fig. 5. through observation, it can be found that the autocorrelation plot of the original data, whose acf characteristics show a slow decreasing proves that the data need to be further differenced and the judgment based on the results of the adf test is the same. and by observing the autocorrelation plot of the first-order differenced data, its acf feature truncates at lag 1. this indicates that the ma part of the arima model based on the first-order difference data is 1. by observing the first-order difference bias plot, it can be learned that the pacf coefficients are out of the confidence interval near lag=1, except that the pacf coefficients are all in the confidence interval. this suggests that the arima model may be better suited to have an ar component of 1. figure 2. autocorrelation plot figure 3. autocorrelation plot figure 4. biased autocorrelation plot as shown in table 3, according to the principle of minimizing the aic value of arima model fitting can surface arima(1,1,1) as the best arinma model. 3.4. sarima monthly modeling based on the fact that the original data has some quarterly number of factors, the autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation tests were re-examined on the original data and produced figure 6 based on the month of the year to set up lag=12 has corresponded to a year of monthly data. 51 according to the observation acf and pacf in the lag=12 place its value in the interval of -0.25 to 0.25 has significant characteristics. based on arima(1,1,1) several sarima models are established and white noise test and aic test are performed as in table 4, all models are tested to prove that these models are effective. also based on the comparison of aic values, the best sarima model is arima (1,1,1)(0,1,0) [12]. figure 5. partial autocorrelation plot table 3. ljung-box tests. arima model aic value arima(0,1,0) 877.49 arima(0,1,1) 879.50 arima(1,1,0) 879.07 arima(1,1,1) 875.92 table 4. effect of sarima fitting sarima model residual ljungbox test aic value arima(1,1,1)(0,0,1)[12] 0.4462 873.37 arima(1,1,1)(0,1,0)[12] 0.4765 711.73 arima(1,1,1)(0,1,1)[12] 0.8535 712.36 arima(1,1,1)(1,0,1)[12] 0.4525 875.36 arima(1,1,1)(1,1,0)[12] 0.7795 712.49 arima(1,1,1)(1,1,1)[12] 0.8060 714.35 figure 6. significance test of sarima 3.5. arch test the arch test is a prerequisite for building a garch model, and in building the arch test it is necessary to ensure that the data is a smooth time series and white noise data. therefore based on the original data being non-smooth and non-white noise data, it is not suitable to build a garch model. the best arima model is built on the basis that the data has been differenced and remains smooth. after establishing the residuals for this best arima model as shown in table 5, the p-value of the arch test is less than 0.05 indicating that this current arima model does not capture the change in conditional variance. the lb test combined with its residuals all indicate that we can mix the garch model for this model. table 5. arch test mould arch test value residual ljungbox test arima (1,1,1) 8.344e-05 0.4309 3.6. arima-garch mixed models by building the arima (1,1,1)-garch (1,1) model and checking the multinomial test of the model, it can be seen that the model has a better prediction effect as shown in table 6, in which so the residuals of the lb test (the graph is only intercepted at the minimum value) are all passed by the surface of the model successfully eliminated the problem of fluctuating heteroskedasticity. the residuals of the model are consistent with the normal distribution by the shapiro-wilk test. normal distribution. the jb test shows that the residuals of the model have no skewness and sharpness. based on the multinomial test, it is known that the hybrid model can solve the volatility problem more effectively. table 6. arima-garch fitting effects inspect p-value r^2 ljung-box 0.3487 shapiro-wilk test 0.6668 jarque-bera test 0.9643 4. conclusion based on the fact that the original house price data is a nonstationary time series, the data is differenced to make it stationary and the stochasticity test determines that the differenced data is white noise data. based on the observation of autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots and using its aic value to determine its best arima model arima(1,1,1). after citing its monthly data, observing its 52 autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots and combining them with the lb test, it is concluded that sarima monthly data is suitable to be applied in forecasting house prices in guiyang. more aic values can identify sarima(1,1,1)(0,1,0) [12] as the best sarima model. according to its arch test, the current arima model does not capture the volatility heteroskedasticity well. since the original house price data is not a smooth time series and is non-white noise data, it is not meaningful to build a garch model for the original house price data. the volatility heteroskedasticity is successfully eliminated by building a hybrid model arima(1,1,1)-garch(1,1). the arima, 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(2023). a general framework for spatial garch models. statistical papers, 64(2), 1721–1747. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 64 spatial prediction of mortality based on double‐layer gaussian process ensemble regression model shengxian wang * department of economics, beijing technology and business university, beijing, china * corresponding author email: 1131452764@qq.com abstract: mortality rate prediction is one of the core aspects of risk pricing and product design in the insurance industry. its accuracy directly determines the rationality of premiums, the adequacy of reserves, and the solvency assessment for life insurance, annuity products and other personal insurance products. currently, there is temporal and spatial heterogeneity in china's population mortality rate, and implementing a traditional unified rate system is difficult to match the actual risk distribution, which may lead to systematic pricing deviations and other problems. this paper proposes an ensemble learning model based on gaussian process regression, integrating regional factors as feature variables. on the one hand, it uses ensemble learning methods to further optimize the prediction results of the gaussian process regression model; on the other hand, it uses gaussian process regression to quantitatively estimate the uncertainty of future predictions. in the actual data analysis, this paper first verified that there are differences in population mortality rates among 31 provinces in china; secondly, it conducted a monte carlo experiment on the proposed method and found that this method can fit nonlinear functions; then, based on the historical mortality rates of 31 provinces in china, it conducted real data analysis and prediction to obtain mortality rate prediction intervals for uncertainty quantification estimation. from the prediction results, this method can well support spatial prediction of population mortality rates, thereby providing more effective decision-making basis for insurance companies to set premiums for personal insurance products. keywords: gaussian process regression model (gpr); regional mortality prediction; uncertainty quantification; stacking ensemble learning. 1. introduction the mortality rate prediction is the core cornerstone of the insurance industry, directly determining the pricing of personal insurance products, capital reserves, and the longterm operational stability. as the underlying logic of actuarial science, mortality rate data provide key parameters for the rate determination of personal insurance products such as life insurance, annuity, and health insurance. its accuracy directly affects the risk exposure and profit structure of insurance companies overestimating the mortality rate will lead to overly high premium pricing, weakening market competitiveness; underestimating it may trigger systemic interest rate losses or even solvency crises. there have been numerous studies on mortality prediction models both at home and abroad, mainly divided into static mortality models and dynamic mortality models. the static mortality model encompasses the de moivre model (1729), the gompertz model (1825), the makeham model (1860), and other classic models. however, the static mortality rate model has certain limitations. it fails to take into account the changing factors of future mortality rates. as a result, such models are usually only applicable for fitting existing data and are difficult to play an effective role in predicting future mortality rates. the dynamic mortality models include the lee-carter model (1992), the cbd model (2006), the renshaw-haberman model (2003) and other models. among them, the lee-carter model and the cbd model respectively conduct modeling work by applying the logarithmic transformation and logistic transformation to mortality rates. these two models have significant advantages and are widely used in related research. milidonis et al. (2011) proposed the markov mechanism transition stochastic mortality model, which expanded the lee-carter model through mechanism transition and conducted empirical research analysis using us population data.[10] wang tingting (2014) used the leecarter model as the foundation and took the male mortality rates of china and japan as the data samples for empirical research. by using the cointegration theory, she constructed the china-japan mortality time factor cointegration model. this model achieved the prediction of future male mortality rates in china by correcting the errors of the predicted values of japanese male mortality rates, providing a new idea for the research on mortality rate prediction in china.[2] wang zhigang et al. (2016) provided a comprehensive and complete theoretical elaboration of the lee-carter model, gave the expressions of the distribution and prediction of the leecarter model, and proved that compared with the traditional interval prediction expressions, the interval prediction expressions obtained based on the complete theoretical model were more ideal.[3] li yaojie (2016) used the lee-carter model to calculate mortality rates and conducted unbiased prediction of the results through random simulation methods, effectively solving the problem of underestimated bias in mortality rate prediction caused by simple extrapolation models.[6] after a comparative analysis of eight commonly used mortality models, including the lee-carter model, the cbd model, the rh model, etc. wang xiaojun and lu qian (2020) found that the cbd model performed excellently in fitting and predicting the mortality rate of the elderly in the china’s mainland. its prediction interval was reasonable, and the survival curve conformed to the actual situation. in response to the problems of limited data volume and large fluctuations in the mortality rate of people above the retirement age in the china’s mainland. [5]wang xiaojun and zhao xiaoyue (2021) adopted the cbd model to construct a 65 logistic multi-population model suitable for the mortality rate of the elderly.[4] with the advent of the era of big data, machine learning models have gained favor among researchers. qiao chunjuan et al. (2020) analyzed the influencing factors of the health status of the elderly through the xgboost algorithm, established a two-year transition probability matrix for the elderly, and established a bp neural network model to obtain the one-step transition probability matrix for the elderly.[8] subsequently, qiao chunjuan et al. (2023) adopted a deep neural network model to price longterm care insurance products. [9] the achievements of scholars at home and abroad on mortality prediction models are quite abundant. however, there are still relatively few studies on the nonlinear dynamic trend of mortality rates and the integration of geographical factors into the models. based on this, this paper proposes to use a two-layer gaussian process ensemble regression model to incorporate geographical factors. on one hand, it accurately predicts the mortality rates of 31 provinces, enabling insurance companies to more accurately estimate future liability for compensation and avoid redundant or insufficient reserves. on the other hand, by leveraging the bayesian characteristics of the gaussian process regression model (gpr), it outputs the confidence intervals of the population mortality rates in each province, conducting uncertainty quantification and providing probabilistic support for risk management. moreover, through empirical research, it has been proved that the performance of this model is excellent and the results are effective. based on this, this paper proposes to use a two-layer gaussian process ensemble regression model to incorporate geographical factors. on one hand, it accurately predicts the mortality rates of 31 provinces, enabling insurance companies to more accurately estimate future liability for compensation and avoid redundant or insufficient reserves. on the other hand, by leveraging the bayesian characteristics of the gaussian process regression model (gpr), it outputs the confidence intervals of the population mortality rates in 31 provinces, conducting uncertainty quantification estimation and providing probabilistic support for risk management. moreover, through empirical research, it has been proved that the prediction results and performance of this model are more outstanding. 2. theory and methodology 2.1. gaussian process regression gaussian process regression (gpr) is a bayesian method for nonlinear regression, which can be used to achieve nonlinear compensation. gaussian process is modeled as f x with mean function m x and covariance kernel k x, x′ : f x ~gp m x , k x, x 1 given n data points: x x , x ,⋯ , x and the corresponding observed value y y , y ,⋯ , y , it can form a multivariate matrix: ⋮ ~ ⋮ , , , ⋯ , , , ⋯ , ⋮ , , ⋯ , 2 where is variance, i is identity matrix. based on the observational data, the posterior distribution can be obtained. given new data points ∗ , the posterior distribution of ∗ corresponding to this output is: ∗| , , ∗~ ∗, ∗ 3 ∗ ∗ ∗ 4 ∗ ∗, ∗ ∗ ∗ 5 ∗ ∗, , ∗, ,⋯ , ∗, 6 where k is covariance matrix, , ; m is mean vector, m m x ,m x ,⋯ ,m x . the gaussian process regression model not only provides point prediction values, but also gives the confidence interval of mortality rate with a certain confidence level, quantifying the uncertainty of the prediction: ∈ ∗ ∙ ∗ √ ∗ ∙ ∗ √ 7 2.2. double-layer gaussian process ensemble regression figure 1. schematic diagram of dgpr 66 stacking ensemble learning model is a hierarchical integration architecture that integrates different algorithm models. here, multiple single gaussian process regression models are first grouped to form sub-models for the first layer of parallel learning data. then, the results obtained from each sub-model are input into the second layer of meta-model for training, thereby obtaining a complete two-layer gaussian process ensemble learning model. the model uses the prediction data of the sub-models as the training data of the meta-model, reducing the generalization error and overfitting problem of a single model and improving the prediction accuracy. 3. empirical analysis 3.1. simulation data analysis the simulated data consists of 200 samples. the independent variable x is a random sample drawn from the standard normal distribution, and the dependent variable y is generated by the following formula: y sin x ϵ 8 where is random noise, following a normal distribution n 0, 0.1 . in the simulated data set, 80% of the data is randomly selected as the training set, while 20% of the data is set aside as the test set. in order to evaluate the predictive performance of the proposed model, three commonly used evaluation metrics were adopted, including: mean squared error(mse), mean absolute error (mae), mean relative error (mre). mse 9 mae | | 10 mre | | 11 where n is sample size; is the true value of sample i; is the predicted value of sample i. based on the simulated data, a monte carlo experiment was conducted: the experiment found that the predicted values of the model were basically consistent with the true values, and the simulation effect was good; as well as that the double-layer gaussian process regression model can be used to fit nonlinear functions. figure 2. the actual values and predicted values of the simulated data the dgpr model was compared with the random forest, gpr, xgboost, and gbdt models in terms of model performance. it was found that the mean square error, mean absolute error and mean relative error of the dgpr model were all smaller than those of other models, and it had excellent performance and could predict the mortality rate more accurately. 3.2. real data analysis 3.2.1. data sources and pre-analysis the data selected for this article are from the "national statistical yearbook" regarding the mortality rates of the population in 31 provinces of china from 2005 to 2023. during the pre-analysis of this data, it was discovered that: the dispersion degree of mortality rates among the 31 provinces of china fluctuated greatly from 2005 to 2023. the overall dispersion degree showed an upward trend, indicating that the mortality rate differences among regions were increasing. this might be due to the expansion of population migration scale in china, the uneven spatial distribution of medical resources, and regional differences such as environmental differences, which led to a significant enhancement of spatial heterogeneity in mortality rates among provinces. as a result, there was a systematic deviation between the unified premium rate system and the actual risk structure. when designing personal insurance products, insurance companies should not only set premiums uniformly but also take geographical factors into account and formulate premiums separately for different regions. by fitting the population mortality rates of 31 provinces in china, it is found that the trends of population mortality rates vary among different provinces. however, they have all shown an upward trend in recent years. for each province, the prediction model should be independent rather than uniform. but based solely on the historical mortality rate data of each province over the past 19 years, with insufficient data volume and insufficient training for the model, it is impossible to accurately predict future results. according to figure 5, it can be observed that the curves of some provinces are very similar. therefore, we can draw on their data to expand the sample 67 size and obtain more accurate population mortality rate data. table 1. performance comparison between dgpr, gpr, rf, xgboost and gbdt mse-mean mse-variance mae-mean mae-variance mre-mean mre-variance dgpr 0.0131 0.0075 0.0860 0.0166 8.1144 7.3171 rf 0.0281 0.0198 0.1204 0.0193 8.1208 7.4164 gpr 0.4679 0.0578 0.6077 0.0527 1.0000 0.0000 xgboost 0.0572 0.0162 0.1882 0.0255 6.3024 5.6146 gbdt 0.1977 0.0250 0.3821 0.0335 3.7801 3.1188 figure 3. box plot for performance comparison figure 4. the theil coefficient and coefficient of variation of mortality rates in 31 provinces of china figure 5. the mortality trend in 31 provinces of china 68 3.2.2. analysis of experimental results the real data experiment uses the provincial-level population mortality rates from 2005 to 2002 as the training set, and the provincial-level population mortality rates in 2023 as the test set to predict the provincial-level population mortality rates in 2023: figure 6. the actual and predicted values of mortality rate in 2023 the experimental results not only yielded the predicted values for 2023, but also quantitatively estimated the uncertainty of the mortality rates in each province: figure 7. the predicted range of mortality rate for 2023 as shown in figure 7, it can be observed that the actual mortality rates of most provinces fall within the confidence intervals, indicating that the predicted confidence intervals are reasonable and can encompass the actual data. insurance companies set life insurance premiums based on mortality rates. if they can predict the possible range of future mortality rates rather than a single value, they can better assess risks. if the predicted mortality rate range for a province is wide, it indicates higher uncertainty, and the insurance company may need to set higher premiums to cover potential risks. conversely, if the range is narrow, it indicates more reliable prediction and can set premiums more precisely. moreover, confidence intervals can help insurance companies buffer risks. if the actual mortality rate exceeds the predicted interval, the insurance company may need to adjust capital reserves or reinsurance strategies. for provinces like liaoning, anhui, and henan where the actual data do not fall within the confidence intervals significantly, further analysis may be needed to identify reasons, such as whether there are special population structures, distribution of medical resources, or other external factors, so as to adjust the model or formulate targeted risk management measures when calculating premiums. in order to evaluate the predictive performance of the model under real data, three commonly used evaluation metrics were also adopted: mean squared error (mse), mean absolute error (mae), mean relative error (mre): 69 table 2. performance comparison between dgpr, rf, arima, xgboost and gbdt mse mae mre dgpr 0.5676 0.6285 0.1593 rf 0.9902 0.8172 0.1674 arima 4.3426 1.8061 0.2197 xgboost 4.1543 1.8859 0.2365 gbdt 1.1849 0.9097 0.1614 by comparing the mean square error, absolute error and relative error of each model, it is found that the dgpr model has smaller errors than those of random forest, arima, xgboost and gbdt, and the prediction results are more accurate. 4. conclusion and outlook 4.1. conclusion and recommendations due to the significant spatial-temporal heterogeneity of mortality rates in 31 provinces of china caused by reasons such as population mobility, uneven distribution of medical resources and environmental differences, the traditional unified rate model is difficult to match the actual risk distribution. in this paper, a two-layer gaussian process ensemble regression model (dgpr) is proposed, which takes geographical factors into account and accurately predicts the mortality rates of 31 provinces. insurance companies can more accurately estimate future liability for compensation and avoid redundant or insufficient reserves. moreover, by leveraging the bayesian characteristics of the gaussian process regression model (gpr), the confidence intervals of population mortality rates in each province are output to quantify uncertainty and provide probabilistic support for risk management. for insurance companies, the regional differences in mortality rates will directly affect the pricing of products and the assessment of reserves of their branches, thereby influencing the company's solvency. therefore, when setting the rates, the mortality rate differences among different provinces should be taken into account, and different prices should be implemented for different provinces. based on the current trend of population mortality rates, insurance companies should consider the overall increase in mortality rates and fully grasp the population mortality patterns in each province of china. by using the confidence intervals of mortality rates in different provinces to quantify uncertainty, precise pricing and differentiated rates should be implemented. identify provinces with high uncertainty and set higher premiums to cover potential risks, while appropriately reducing premiums in regions with low uncertainty and low mortality rates to enhance market competitiveness. conduct capital reserves and solvency management, reserve more reserves for provinces with high uncertainty to ensure solvency adequacy. for extreme risks outside the prediction range, transfer part of the risks through reinsurance. 4.2. outlook it conducts research and prediction on the regional differences of population mortality rates, but there are still many aspects that need improvement. first, there is no precise research on how to determine the number of base models when multiple gaussian process regression models are adopted. in the future, more complex combined kernel functions should be selected to conduct more complex mortality rate predictions. second, the data used only includes mortality rates by province, without considering the mortality rates of different genders and age 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[10] a. milidonis,y. lin, s. h. cox. mortality regimes and pricing[j]. north american actuarial journal ,2011, 15(2) :266 – 289. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 26 research on recycling mode of used power batteries under the perspective of blockchain jiajun song * school of law, xi'an jiaotong university, xi’an shaanxi, 710046, china * corresponding author: jiajun song abstract: in the context of the country's' dual carbon 'strategy, the recycling of new energy vehicle (nev) power batteries has become a critical component of industrial upgrading. according to the ministry of industry and information technology (miit), china is expected to have 780,000 tons of retired nevs by 2025. however, the current recycling system faces significant challenges due to low recovery rates and inefficient cascaded utilization. building an efficient recycling network and enhancing resource utilization efficiency are now the core bottlenecks hindering the industry's sustainable development. this article, through field research, systematically analyzes the current participation status of various entities in the battery recycling industry chain, including car manufacturers, recycling companies, and consumers. it also delves into the characteristics and core issues of the current mainstream recycling model, identifying two main problems: first, the front-end recycling entities are scattered, making it difficult to form a large-scale recycling network; second, data silos across the industry chain severely impede the efficiency of cascaded utilization. to address the aforementioned challenges, an innovative 'dual-chain integration' solution has been proposed. this solution involves designing a battery recycling model based on a battery leasing system and a battery reuse model based on blockchain technology, during both the recycling and battery reuse phases. the aim is to tackle the current issues of low power battery recycling rates and inefficient cascaded utilization. furthermore, this paper explores the feasibility of the battery recycling and reuse model based on blockchain technology using a game theory model. it is projected that by 2025, this recycling model could generate 35 billion yuan in economic benefits and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 30 million tons, effectively supporting the goals of carbon peak and carbon neutrality, as well as the construction of a beautiful china. keywords: waste power battery recycling; blockchain; battery leasing; benefit analysis. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance 1.1.1. power battery recycling continues to receive policy support with the continuous introduction of relevant policies, the strong promotion of 'circular' and 'sustainable' development by the state and society, and the growing public environmental awareness, the concepts of circular economy and sustainable development have become increasingly ingrained in people's minds. at the end of 2021,' recycling and utilization of spent power batteries 'was first included in the national' five-year development plan, 'becoming a key focus for future green development. in early 2022, the state council released the' 14th five-year plan for comprehensive work on energy conservation and emission reduction, 'emphasizing the need to' vigorously promote energy conservation and emission reduction, accelerate the establishment and improvement of a green, low-carbon, and circular economic system, promote a comprehensive green transformation of economic and social development, and support the achievement of carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals. 'emphasizing the implementation of' dual carbon' policies during the recycling process of spent power batteries, achieving ecological goals, helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions during processing, smelting, and transportation. 1.1.2. power battery recycling will create great value and broad market development prospects the recycling and utilization of spent power batteries will bring significant benefits to the environment, economy, and social development. not only can it facilitate the reuse of heavy metals like nickel, cobalt, and lithium, thereby reducing environmental damage and generating substantial ecological benefits, but it can also alleviate the supply shortage of raw materials for power batteries, reduce the import dependence on heavy metals such as lithium, nickel, and cobalt, ensure supply chain security, and generate significant economic benefits. moreover, retired power batteries can be reused in energy storage and photovoltaic power generation, offering great practical value. through the preliminary investigation, this paper finds that in recent years, the recycling of waste power batteries has begun to take shape and achieved results in various places. with the huge market demand, the market of waste power batteries is booming and the prospect is very broad. 1.1.3. at present, the recycling efficiency of waste power batteries is low currently, china is not only a leader in the new energy vehicle (nev) industry but also a major producer of 'world rechargeable batteries' -power batteries. its power battery shipments and nev production and sales each account for 40%-50% of the market, making it a well-deserved title. with the goal of achieving the 'dual carbon' targets, the nev sector is experiencing rapid growth. however, this rapid development also brings about new challenges. efficient recycling and utilization of spent power batteries are crucial for ensuring the sustainable development of the nev industry. according to china automotive news, the current power battery recycling rate in china is only around 10%. however, industry research institutions predict that nearly 300,000 tons of power batteries need to be recycled this year, and by 2025, this figure is expected to rise to about 780,000 tons. clearly, the contradiction between the large volume of discarded 27 batteries and the low recycling rate persists, as the current recycling capacity cannot meet the massive demand for retired power batteries. preliminary research has revealed that power batteries are struggling to survive in formal recycling channels, with a significant number ending up in informal disposal channels. many old batteries are not effectively recycled and reused in an ecological and standardized manner, leading to numerous risks. in the context of promoting green development, pollution control has become a top priority. in the new energy vehicle (nev) sector, effectively recycling and utilizing power batteries is a critical task for sustainable development. as a key component of nevs, power batteries are expensive to produce and have a relatively short lifespan. when their capacity drops below 80% of the rated capacity, they enter the phase of batch scrapping. if not properly recycled, these batteries can cause air, water, and soil pollution. for instance, the electrolyte in power batteries contains sulfuric acid, which can cause significant crop damage if spilled into farmland. the heavy metals like nickel, cobalt, and lithium in the positive electrode, along with materials like graphite and carbon in the negative electrode, can pollute water, air, and soil. therefore, researching the ecological recycling and utilization of used power batteries is crucial for reducing pollution and is a key measure in the battle against pollution. 2. analysis of the current situation of participants in the recycling of waste power batteries of new energy vehicles 2.1. introduction to the closed-loop structure of the recycling chain of waste power batteries for new energy vehicles the recycling and reuse of used batteries from new energy vehicles form a closed-loop recycling chain: new energy vehicle companies and battery manufacturers are at the upstream, while battery reuse companies and energy storage stations are at the downstream. upstream companies supply products or services to downstream companies, which then disassemble and reuse the batteries, as well as recycle them in a cascading manner. the recycled battery materials are returned to the upstream companies, completing the closedloop of the industrial chain. in this recycling chain, resources circulate in a closed loop, starting from and ultimately returning to the battery manufacturers, achieving resource reuse. as shown in figure 2-1, each link in the recycling chain is crucial, and only by ensuring that each link is tightly connected can a closed-loop management system be achieved. to achieve efficient and eco-friendly recycling and reuse of spent power batteries, two key aspects in the recycling chain are crucial and represent the most pressing challenges in current battery recycling. firstly, fully recovering batteries from consumers. consumers, as users and owners of power batteries, have the right to decide whether to participate in the battery recycling process and how to do so. currently, a significant number of batteries remain in consumer hands, making recycling challenging. secondly, effectively utilizing spent power batteries through secondary use. power battery recycling typically involves two methods: secondary use and dismantling for recycling. for batteries with a state of charge below 80%, companies that engage in secondary use will recode them and reassemble them into new battery packs, which can then be used in applications such as low-speed electric vehicles and distributed photovoltaic power generation energy storage stations. for other batteries with a state of charge below 20%, which need to be recycled, dismantling and processing companies will handle them, obtaining economically valuable recycled products and transferring them to upstream battery manufacturers, thus forming a closed-loop, efficient recycling chain. 2.2. the status quo and problems of china's waste power battery recycling as global warming and other environmental issues become more prominent, the new energy vehicle (nev) industry is experiencing rapid growth. however, as nevs become increasingly popular, the recycling and utilization of their power batteries have become urgent. the ministry of industry and information technology (miit) and six other ministries jointly issued the 'interim measures for the management of recycling and utilization of power batteries for new energy vehicles,' which for the first time clearly defined the responsibilities of automobile companies, battery manufacturers, and comprehensive utilization enterprises in the recycling process. this has, to some extent, promoted the recycling of used power batteries. however, due to the lack of a comprehensive recycling system and the fact that consumers, nev dealers, battery suppliers, and specialized recycling companies mostly rely on policy enforcement, they lack initiative and enthusiasm. this has led to issues such as battery companies failing to share traceability information, automobile companies struggling to achieve economies of scale, and a large number of used batteries flowing into noncompliant platforms. this article provides an initial analysis of the current status of various stakeholders involved in the recycling and utilization of used power batteries from nevs. 2.2.1. consumer -battery recycling participation is strong, but the actual participation degree is low, resulting in low recovery rate during the preliminary research, this paper designed and distributed a survey questionnaire based on relevant literature. the questionnaire covered various aspects, including the recycling methods of new energy vehicle batteries, practical activities, and views on responsibility. ultimately, 847 valid questionnaires were collected. through the analysis of the questionnaire, it was found that the majority of consumers expressed a willingness to use new energy vehicles and believed in the importance of recycling and reusing old batteries. however, the public generally lacks sufficient knowledge about the methods and participation in battery recycling, and their views on environmental issues are scattered, lacking adequate understanding. the level of consumer awareness will directly influence their recycling behavior, which in turn affects the efficiency of recycling and utilizing spent power batteries. according to questionnaire data, about 89% of respondents consider the recycling of spent power batteries important. however, as shown in figure 2-3, only about 30% of these respondents actually participate in the recycling process. the main barriers to consumer participation include not purchasing new energy vehicles, low personal benefits from the recycling process, and a lack of knowledge about recycling procedures and locations. if spent batteries are left in the hands of consumers, they are likely to be illegally passed on to the next stage, making recycling difficult, disrupting the formal recycling market, and posing significant safety risks, such as 28 heavy metal pollution. therefore, in the future, society should strengthen publicity efforts to enhance public awareness, participation and responsibility. it can be seen that there is still a long way to go in the recycling of waste batteries. (1)new energy vehicle dealers -the supply chain is complete, but the lack of supporting facilities makes it difficult to form economies of scale as one of the key entities responsible for the recycling and utilization of spent power batteries, new energy vehicle (nev) sales companies serve as a bridge between nev manufacturers and consumers. they not only track and monitor the status of power batteries in nevs they produce and sell but also encourage consumers to participate in the processes of using, recycling, and reusing these batteries. for instance, byd 4s stores operate under a sales-led recycling model. after receiving products from manufacturers, these stores are responsible for both sales and battery recycling. they provide a 'charging station' that allows consumers to recycle batteries and exchange other parts at designated locations. the recycled batteries are then directly transferred by byd's comprehensive recycling network to third-party companies for reuse. however, research has revealed that some car manufacturers face obstacles in transferring spent power batteries, with issues in the construction of recycling networks, high initial costs, low recycling rates, and a small number of recycled batteries, which hinders the formation of economies of scale. additionally, some sales stores lack the necessary professional skills for storing spent power batteries, leading to potential safety hazards. (2)power battery supplier -has access to battery information, but does not participate in information sharing to assist battery cascade utilization power battery suppliers, well-informed about the development, use, and upgrading of batteries, can leverage their expertise to produce power batteries with longer lifespans or to conduct ecological and efficient testing and dismantling of used power batteries, facilitating reuse and supporting the growth of a green circular economy. according to qichacha, the power battery market is booming. by january 2021, china had 18,000 companies related to power batteries, with 5,253 new registrations in 2020, marking a 66.1% increase from the previous year, indicating a promising future. efficient recycling and utilization of used power batteries would significantly promote the sustainable development of the new energy vehicle industry and build a more robust industrial chain. typically, power battery suppliers receive used batteries from new energy vehicle dealerships or specialized recycling service outlets. these batteries are then processed independently or in collaboration with other companies for reuse, forming a comprehensive recycling system. however, this process requires substantial financial investment, is costly, and is highly profit-driven. as a result, power battery manufacturers often struggle to share information and form a united front with third-party recycling companies, hindering the effective cascaded utilization of batteries. (3)professional recycling enterprises -have professional technical support, but lack of standards and information, resulting in uneven recycling levels the booming new energy vehicle industry and the resulting issue of recycling spent power batteries have created significant business opportunities, leading to the emergence of numerous third-party professional recycling platforms. in the recycling process, the main tasks for these third-party recycling companies include testing, sorting, dismantling, and processing the recycled spent power batteries. according to the research, changjiang automobile signed a contract with a company in zhejiang quzhou high-tech industrial park, entrusting it with the primary responsibility for battery recycling; meanwhile, great wall motor partnered with specialized recycling companies to set up recycling points. however, in the recycling process, many recycling companies struggle to obtain comprehensive information about batteries, which prevents them from effectively monitoring the battery's charge status. this makes it difficult for them to decide whether to disassemble the batteries directly or to reuse them in a cascaded manner, thus failing to fully utilize the value of used batteries. furthermore, the rapid growth of third-party professional recycling companies means that china's standards for these companies are not being updated quickly enough to meet the high demands for efficient methods, channels, and outcomes in recycling. as a result, the effectiveness of third-party comprehensive recycling companies varies widely. 3. analysis of existing mainstream recycling modes 3.1. producer-led recycling model 3.1.1. producer-led and seller-assisted autonomous recycling mode -take toyota motor company as an example the producer-led, seller-assisted autonomous recycling model involves car manufacturers or battery producers leveraging the extensive sales channels and promotional networks of dealers. by providing feedback on recycling benefits to dealers and consumers, they build a consumerdriven recycling network with the assistance of dealers. car manufacturers use dealers 'sales points and service networks to collect, store, and transport used new energy batteries, ultimately returning them to third-party comprehensive utilization enterprises or the manufacturer's own recycling plants for final cascaded recycling and reuse. in this model, producers sacrifice some of the battery recycling profits to encourage consumers to return old batteries, thereby achieving reverse sourcing utilization within the sales network and ensuring a sufficient supply chain for battery recycling and reuse. while the introduction of dealer sales channels and promotional networks has significantly reduced the fixed capital investment by original manufacturers in recycling channel construction and operation, it has also intensified the tension in the profit distribution among recyclers, sellers, and consumers. in the model where salespeople share profits, the lack of clear, transparent, fair, and appropriate profit distribution standards has led to sellers exploiting existing channel resources for intermediate gains. this has resulted in a decline in the profitability of the recycling sector for manufacturers and a reduction in the profit-sharing ratio for consumers. compared to the traditional model where consumer profit sharing is the primary focus, consumers are less willing to actively request recycling, further exacerbating the supply shortage at the recycling end. additionally, dealers lack the management experience and operational models needed to establish reverse flow channels. often, internal employees of salespeople manage recycling tasks, leading to poor division of labor and low efficiency, which further 29 depletes the resources of the reverse recycling system. based on the above analysis, the insufficient supply at the recycling end makes it possible for sellers to establish maintenance reverse logistics resource channels and recycling. the network is virtually non-existent, unable to break free from the issues of a high proportion of capital tied up in the recycling network and logistics resources, which are heavily reliant on the old producer-led model. even under these conditions, the inefficient, high-cost, and high-consumption operational model makes it difficult for dealers to provide consumers with the necessary compensation or financial support for network maintenance, management, and recycling training, thereby limiting their collaborative recycling capabilities. compared to the traditional producer-led model, consumers' gradually developed recycling habits and supply awareness are more suppressed. 3.1.2. producer-led industrial alliance recycling model under the extended producer responsibility system, automobile manufacturers are required to take on the responsibility of recycling and reusing batteries when producing and selling new energy vehicles. the producer-led industrial alliance model involves automobile manufacturers taking primary responsibility for battery recycling. they establish long-term, stable alliances with battery manufacturers, comprehensive battery recycling companies, and other enterprises in the supply chain through contractual agreements. these alliances set up centralized recycling transfer stations for multiple parties, directly linking consumers, comprehensive recycling transfer stations, and upstream recycling enterprises. this reduces intermediate transportation and storage, enabling the direct recovery of used power batteries from consumers. the manufacturers are also responsible for subsequent storage, testing, diversion, and transportation to comprehensive utilization plants, achieving a one-stop recycling model with multiple functions. in the downstream recycling sector of the industry, the primary focus is on the systematic and layered utilization of spent batteries. the method of utilizing spent batteries depends on their degradation level, with the main criterion for their staged utilization being the degree of battery degradation. when a battery's degradation is between 20% and 80%, it is classified as a mildly degraded battery suitable for staged utilization. these batteries are processed through battery staging utilization plants and then used in energy storage stations, backup power systems, forklifts, low-speed electric vehicles, and integrated storage and charging systems. batteries with a degradation level below 20% are considered severely degraded and cannot be staged; they must be recycled and sent to battery disassembly plants for dismantling and discharging, followed by transportation to cooperative disassembly and utilization plants for redisassembly, separation, pre-treatment, active material separation, and the recovery and reuse of cathode active materials. when there are disagreements over interests and the relationships between them are loosely connected, a cooperation dilemma arises due to interest-driven actions and trust barriers. market competition is pervasive, hindering the formation of industrial alliances. in the absence of a credit evaluation system, it is difficult for parties to build mutual trust, and it is challenging to form a united alliance through trial and error. additionally, the lack of transparency in information creates numerous opportunities for profit-seeking and collaboration obstacles. the alliance lacks an integrated and effective information platform, leading to poor communication. establishing a trust evaluation system and an information platform is crucial for promoting efficient communication and collaboration within the industrial alliance. 3.2. third party led recycling model 3.2.1. overview of the model the third-party-led recycling model, based on the extended producer responsibility system, involves automobile manufacturers entrusting specialized comprehensive utilization enterprises (i.e., third-party entities) to manage the recycling of spent power batteries, thereby facilitating the transition of production responsibilities and market risks. in the current chinese market, leading companies such as gem and bomp recycling, which specialize in battery recycling, have extensive experience in logistics management and reverse logistics network operations. these companies have developed a mature 'recycling + secondary use' model for power battery recycling, focusing on the entire lifecycle value chain of new energy vehicles: 'battery recycling-raw material regeneration-material regeneration-battery pack regeneration-new energy vehicle service.' secondary use enterprises are responsible for their recycled products, which are returned to specialized recycling companies for final disposal after their mission is completed. in the recycling process, the main entity responsible for collecting and recycling waste batteries is third-party comprehensive utilization enterprises. these enterprises use cascade utilization or comprehensive utilization plants as their central collection stations, radiating outwards from these sites to conduct regional collection. due to their specialized operational models and core technologies, third-party comprehensive utilization enterprises have established relatively stable recycling networks. they are experienced in constructing recycling outlets and centralized storage points, as well as managing logistics and transportation. their resource recovery efficiency and revenue conversion ratio far exceed those of producer-led integrated construction models. the specific process of the third-party recycling model is illustrated in figure 3-4. in the downstream of the industry chain dominated by third-party recycling models, the main entities responsible for the testing, processing, and recycling of used batteries are third-party comprehensive utilization enterprises. these tasks are carried out by specialized entities such as testing plants and processing plants under their jurisdiction or through joint cooperation. battery recycling companies establish cooperative agreements with battery manufacturers to jointly build a recycling network. car sales service outlets are responsible for the centralized collection, storage, and transportation of used power batteries. third-party recycling enterprises handle the resource enrichment in the reverse flow network by collecting used power batteries from various service outlets and conducting preliminary energy detection and separation classification. following the principle of 'first use as a secondary source, then for recycling,' these batteries are either supplied to secondary utilization enterprises or transferred to designated recycling enterprises for recycling and harmless treatment. 30 3.2.2. existing problems and analysis: it is difficult to evaluate the effect of third-party recycling, and there is a mismatch between fixed capacity and short-term supply in the third-party-led recycling model, the involvement of third-party comprehensive utilization enterprises has further complicated the battery recycling system. the national quality supervision department lacks detailed regulations and specific measures to assess the recycling and comprehensive utilization capabilities of these enterprises, leading to a mixed market. for manufacturers, it is crucial to ensure the qualifications of third-party recycling enterprises at the management level. according to industry statistics, in shandong province, out of the 27 officially registered thirdparty battery recycling enterprises, only 19 meet the environmental protection department's standards for production processes, and only 11 meet the quality and processing capacity requirements. at the same time, the long-term maintenance of fixed production chain and resource recovery network of thirdparty comprehensive utilization enterprises has high requirements for the order quantity of manufacturers (i.e., entrusting parties), and the third-party comprehensive utilization enterprises themselves lack a direct path to collect waste power battery resources from consumers. moreover, compared to the producer-led self-recycling model, third-party recycling involves additional intermediaries in the transportation of spent power batteries and waste vehicles, increasing costs and safety risks. additionally, due to the lack of systematic qualification certification and external quality control, many third-party comprehensive utilization companies cannot afford to purchase specialized, high-quality processing equipment, thus lacking the capability for full-process handling. they can only perform individual tasks such as disassembly, crushing and sorting, repair of positive and negative electrode materials, and electrolyte recovery, making it difficult to achieve centralized chain recycling. as a result, the disassembly of batteries often requires multiple visits to different manufacturers, further increasing transportation costs. moreover, the semi-finished batteries after disassembly are prone to causing secondary environmental pollution during transportation. 4. research on innovative mode of recycling waste power batteries of new energy vehicles in the current closed-loop industrial chain for power battery recycling, two major issues stand out: one is how to recover batteries from consumers, and the other is how to effectively utilize them in a cascading manner. if these two issues are not addressed, the closed-loop recycling chain will be compromised, hindering resource recycling and economies of scale. to tackle this, this paper introduces an innovative recycling model by promoting battery leasing in the power battery recycling sector. this model transfers battery ownership from consumers to companies, ensuring full control over battery assets. additionally, the paper proposes an innovative reuse model by establishing a blockchain-based information storage chain for the entire lifecycle of batteries, thereby enhancing the cascading utilization rate of used batteries. 4.1. recycling mode of waste power batteries for new energy vehicles based on battery leasing mode 4.1.1. current problems of waste power battery recycling mode based on the analysis of the entities involved in recycling and the current recycling model, the primary issue with the current power battery recycling and reuse model is the low recovery rate. currently, multiple entities are responsible for battery recycling, and the legitimacy of these channels is questionable. consumers are less likely to participate in formal recycling channels, and companies that have established formal recycling networks struggle to turn a profit, hindering the industry from achieving economies of scale. [1] thus, tracing back to the root cause, in the traditional model of purchasing batteries, consumers 'willingness and actions to recycle significantly impact the recycling industry's operations. however, enhancing consumer awareness of recycling requires time and extensive promotion of battery recycling. innovating existing business models can better prepare for the future surge in retired batteries from new energy vehicles. therefore, this paper proposes transferring ownership or establishing regulations for used power batteries. 4.1.2. battery leasing model overview of battery leasing model the 'battery-electric separation' business model for new energy vehicles is a direction the government encourages to explore. the battery leasing model transfers the ownership of used batteries to relevant companies, thereby achieving battery-electric separation. this model involves dividing the vehicle into its body and battery, leasing the battery to consumers, thus creating a more flexible financing plan for purchasing new energy vehicles. battery swap stations are set up in major urban areas to centrally charge and swap the batteries of new energy vehicles owned by car owners, enhancing the efficiency of battery swapping. the battery leasing model offers numerous advantages. firstly, from the consumer's perspective, leasing batteries is more cost-effective than buying them, thus reducing the overall cost of purchasing an electric vehicle. additionally, consumers can quickly replace their batteries at charging stations, thereby rapidly restoring the vehicle's range. according to survey results, timely and proper after-sales service, as well as the continuous decline in battery range, are key concerns for consumers when considering new energy vehicles. the implementation of the battery leasing model effectively addresses these issues. secondly, in the power battery recycling industry chain, the battery leasing model helps to increase the battery recycling rate. currently, recovering batteries from individual consumers requires a certain level of enforcement. the transfer of battery ownership restricts consumer behavior, preventing them from casually disposing of batteries in informal recycling channels, thus ensuring the proper disposal of used batteries. on one hand, the frequent replacement of batteries avoids the issue of cars being scrapped before their batteries are obsolete, reducing the number of used batteries that end up in car scrapping plants and improving recycling efficiency. on the other hand, the battery leasing model transfers battery ownership from consumers to companies. when battery performance declines, the company can proactively recycle the old batteries, preventing them from circulating in the secondary car market. for example, nio car 31 owners can lease batteries as needed, benefiting from advancements in battery technology. 4.1.3. innovative battery leasing model automobile manufacturers, dealers, and other entities can establish reverse logistics recycling channels using their sales networks, making them more experienced and skilled in handling the separation of used cars and batteries. additionally, policies such as china's' interim measures for the management of recycling and utilization of power batteries for new energy vehicles' require entities involved in the recycling of used batteries to implement the extended producer responsibility system. this means that automobile manufacturers are responsible for the recycling of power batteries, and related enterprises must fulfill their responsibilities at every stage of the battery recycling process to ensure the effective use and environmentally friendly disposal of power batteries. therefore, in the recycling process, battery asset management companies cannot operate independently of automobile manufacturers, dealers, and other entities. in view of the above defects, this paper proposes some improvements: encourage social capital to set up battery asset management enterprises, which cooperate with automobile enterprises (and their automobile dealers) to build a recycling network, or cooperate with automobile enterprises to borrow their established recycling network. the entire process is as follows: during the car production phase, the vehicle manufacturer sells the bare car (excluding the battery) to the car dealer. the battery manufacturer then sells the batteries to the battery asset management company through a contractual agreement. the battery asset management company supplies and manages the batteries for the new energy vehicle company. in the car sales phase, a battery lease contract is signed with the seller. consumers can subsequently replace their leased batteries at the battery swap station and continuously input information about battery leasing and car sales into the information traceability system. this system allows for end-to-end recycling by tracking consumers through traceability information. additionally, the battery lease contract has legal binding force, which can compel consumers to return the batteries. meanwhile, the battery asset management company collaborates with other entities, such as car manufacturers, dealers, and industry alliances, to utilize their established recycling networks for battery recovery. 4.2. the reuse mode of waste batteries of new energy vehicles based on blockchain technology 4.2.1. staged utilization of waste batteries of new energy vehicles the production, use, maintenance, disassembly and recombination, and reuse of power batteries constitute a complete lifecycle. after being recycled, retired batteries must undergo evaluation, screening, and classification to determine whether they are suitable for secondary use or dismantling. the evaluation of retired power batteries involves key indicators such as the type and frequency of repairs and replacements, charge-discharge rates, and temperature. it also includes collecting data on changes in current and voltage during each charging process, as well as changes in battery capacity and resistance after charging and discharging. based on the full lifecycle traceability information, the residual value of the battery is assessed, and the battery is classified as either a secondary-use battery or a recycled battery. batteries with a state of charge (soc) between 20% and 80% are considered suitable for secondary use, while those below 20% are severely damaged and need to be dismantled for reuse. for batteries that can be used in secondary use, batteries with consistent performance and capacity are combined, and battery management systems and battery packs are assembled. these batteries are then sold to end customers based on their state of charge after recombination. the high range of new energy vehicles necessitates a battery capacity of over 80%. however, batteries with a charge state below 80% can still be reused in a cascaded manner, offering potential for further use. these batteries, when used in a cascaded manner, can be applied to various scenarios, including low-speed vehicles, electric vehicles, electric bicycles, home energy storage systems, distributed photovoltaic power generation, and energy storage stations. for instance, the market potential for cascading battery utilization in new energy vehicle applications is significant. home-use new energy vehicles have the highest range requirements. when the batteries used in these applications are retired, they can be recycled, evaluated, and restructured for use in logistics vehicles, sightseeing vehicles, and other applications with lower range requirements. finally, in the secondary utilization scenario, retired batteries that are no longer suitable for their original applications can be recycled and reused within the recycling systems of their respective applications. clearly, the cascaded utilization of batteries can enhance the utilization of their residual value, reduce costs in cascaded utilization scenarios such as energy storage stations, and foster new scenarios, models, and business forms for battery utilization. on the other hand, for the recycled batteries whose battery capacity is less than 20%, the disassembly and processing enterprises will obtain raw materials of economic value after the waste batteries are processed, and sell them to battery production enterprises in the form of purchase and sale contracts at a price lower than the market raw materials, forming a closed and efficient industrial chain. 4.2.2. the current problem of cascade utilization mode of waste batteries the first step in the cascaded utilization of waste batteries is the battery evaluation process, which hinges on obtaining traceability information throughout the battery's entire lifecycle. given that each battery has a unique usage history and varying residual performance, the battery evaluation process faces significant information barriers. as a result, it can only conduct physical monitoring of the batteries and cannot effectively utilize the full lifecycle traceability data stored in the database. this leads to underutilization of data resources and low efficiency in the cascaded utilization process. [2] to standardize the market order of electric vehicle (ev) power battery recycling, china has introduced policies such as the 'norms for remote service and management systems of electric vehicles' and the 'interim provisions on traceability management for the recycling and utilization of power batteries of new energy vehicles.' these policies aim to promote the establishment of monitoring platforms and battery traceability databases. the ministry of industry and information technology has also issued the 'interim provisions on traceability management for the recycling and 32 utilization of power batteries of new energy vehicles,' which calls for the creation of a 'national new energy vehicle monitoring and power battery recycling traceability comprehensive management platform.' the goal is to achieve comprehensive information collection and supervision throughout the lifecycle of power batteries, from production, sales, use, scrapping, recycling, to utilization. however, the existing battery traceability information database has many problems. china's policies and regulations in this field still need to be improved. these lead to the slow promotion of traceability management of electric vehicle power batteries in china. on one hand, due to concerns over data privacy and security, some electric vehicle (ev) battery manufacturers and formal recyclers are not very active in managing the traceability of ev batteries. enterprises across the entire industry chain possess full lifecycle traceability information for battery production, use, and maintenance. only a few large groups that span the entire industry chain can fully grasp the battery lifecycle data of their products, while other companies face significant data barriers. therefore, if enterprises at different stages need to share full lifecycle traceability information, they must establish a cooperative relationship based on trust, which makes the complete acquisition of this information highly uncertain. for example, the battery management system (bms) is a control system designed to ensure the safe use of power batteries. it continuously monitors the battery's usage status, collects realtime data on the battery's lifecycle and health, and provides data support for assessing the battery's remaining capacity and cycle life. currently, bms systems are either built by vehicle manufacturers or managed by third-party technical units, meaning that the data is controlled by the vehicle manufacturers and not accessible to other enterprises in the industry chain. on the other hand, the traceability management of electric vehicle power batteries in china is still in its early stages. however, the current traceability systems for new energy vehicle power batteries fail to ensure high levels of system reliability, data accuracy, and information transparency. the current battery traceability information platform has issues such as untimely data storage and susceptibility to tampering. if the trust between companies is broken, specialized recycling companies that handle battery reuse may face the risk of missing the necessary traceability information for evaluation. moreover, there is a moral hazard among companies at various stages of the recycling chain, which might lead them to easily alter the traceability information they hold for their own benefit. based on the above problems, this paper proposes to innovate the existing cascade utilization mode of waste power batteries and build a shared public information traceability database based on blockchain technology. 4.2.3. a model for recycling used batteries based on blockchain technology (1) overview of the model blockchain technology is a distributed database and encrypted shared ledger, characterized by trustlessness, decentralization, immutability, and tamper-proof features. it records data across multiple nodes without discrimination, promoting transparency and information sharing. the data security issues in the power battery traceability system can be addressed using peer-to-peer transmission, consensus mechanisms, and encryption algorithms. data is stored on the blockchain. afterward, the consensus among network nodes is difficult to alter, ensuring the authenticity and security of power battery information. by adopting a consensus mechanism, blockchain can enhance government departments and related enterprises' understanding of the entire power battery recycling process, break down data barriers, and achieve transparency in the entire supply chain of electric vehicle power batteries, thereby enabling source traceability, process supervision, and risk warnings. the government should also implement mechanisms to encourage electric vehicle power battery recycling and processing companies to join this traceability management platform. (2) model process we have established a new power battery evaluation, recovery and traceability system, which is based on blockchain technology to evaluate the cycle charge and discharge process of batteries and the applicable scenarios of the whole life cycle of batteries, so as to achieve a comprehensive evaluation of power batteries. data collection phase: this platform integrates bms technology to read and record battery pack data on the blockchain. the battery's serial number, capacity, the manufacturer's entire production chain, as well as its transportation, purchase, and usage are all recorded on the blockchain. each transaction party leverages the immutability of blockchain information to share transaction details, facilitating multi-party data sharing. each party uploads information such as sales and leasing details held by dealers and the health status of power batteries based on the bms battery management system held by car manufacturers. [3] to establish a full lifecycle traceability management system that ensures the origin is verifiable, destinations are traceable, and nodes are controllable, and to assign a unique identification code to each battery. this system facilitates the tracking, recycling, and residual value assessment of retired batteries from new energy vehicles, thereby promoting the closed-loop of the battery recycling industry chain. the platform provides convenience for users of various types of batteries. blockchain users (enterprises at each stage) can access battery information via mobile apps at any time, enhancing the sharing and security of transaction information. recycling phase: based on the information recorded on the blockchain, while ensuring the tracking of battery transactions and usage to trace back to the production source, the built-in bms system and wireless communication terminals of the batteries are used to monitor the real-time usage and performance parameters. the evaluation system is used to assess the battery's condition and identify those that meet the recycling standards. when a power battery is found to meet the recycling standards, the battery asset management company uses the platform's traceability management system to track the battery's destination and contacts the car owner to arrange a nearby battery swap station for battery replacement. in collaboration with car dealers and other entities, the battery asset management company either recycles the batteries through their established recycling networks or collaborates to build new networks, actively' retiring' substandard batteries and establishing a logistics network to transport them to the waste battery processing center. in the staged utilization phase, based on the full lifecycle traceability information of batteries on the blockchain platform, the platform can assess the residual value of batteries. based on these assessments, batteries are 33 categorized into those for staged utilization and those for recycling. batteries with a charge state (soc) between 20% and 80% are classified as suitable for staged utilization, while those with a charge state below 20% are considered severely damaged and must be dismantled for reuse. based on the assessment results, battery asset management companies transfer used batteries to staged utilization enterprises or dismantling and processing enterprises through commercial cooperation. 5. conclusion based on the battery recycling volumes in future years, it is estimated that if the used batteries from new energy vehicles can be fully and effectively recycled by 2021, this could reduce carbon emissions by 542,310.54 tons, save about 274,680 tons of raw materials, conserve 22,900 tons of standard coal, and reduce land pollution by 1,716,750 square meters, among other benefits. as shown in figure 5-5, the expected reduction in carbon emissions from recycling used batteries from new energy vehicles is increasing annually, reaching nearly 3 million tons by 2025. the potential for energy conservation and emission reduction through battery recycling is significant. the new model can significantly enhance the recycling rate and emission reduction benefits. numerical simulations show that a recycling rate of around 97%, nearly 100%, can be achieved. therefore, adopting the blockchain-based battery recycling and utilization model proposed by the team during the battery reuse stage can nearly achieve the full recycling benefits for energy conservation and emission reduction. additionally, the recycling of used batteries from new energy vehicles can contribute to china's carbon neutrality goals and bring social benefits. moreover, the energy and raw materials saved through power battery recycling are substantial, and an efficient recycling model can reduce land pollution by millions of square meters over the next five years, achieving multiple benefits for energy conservation and emission reduction. references [1] abdelbaky mohammad,peeters jefr., dewulf wim. on the influence of second use, future battery techno logies, and battery lifetime on the maximum recycled content of future electric vehicle batteries in europ e[j]. waste management, 2021, 125. 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[3] gu xiaoyu,zhou li,huang hongfu,shi xiutian,ieromonachou petros. electric vehicle battery secondary use under government subsidy: a closedloop supply chain perspective [j]. international journal of pro duction economics, 2021 (prepublish). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 205 research on control strategy of full-bridge llc ziliang tao, zhuo sun and fanqing jin school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132000, china abstract: aiming at the application of full-bridge llc resonant converter in electric vehicle on-board charger, a psm+pfm hybrid modulation method is used to optimize the working situation of the llc resonant converter. at the same time, by combining the advantages of phase shift modulation (psm) and pulse frequency modulation (pfm), linear active disturbance rejection control (ladrc) is designed to realize efficient closed-loop compensation of the converter, and improve the stability and dynamic response performance of the system under different load conditions. the experimental results show that the control strategy can effectively improve the efficiency and performance of the llc resonant converter and meet the demand of ev charging. keywords: llc resonant converter; psm+pfm hybrid modulation; linear active disturbance rejection control; electric vehicle charger. 1. introduction with the development of new energy vehicles, the demand for power conversion equipment that can achieve efficient performance and high power density has increased. llc resonant converters are meeting this requirement [1]. the traditional modulation strategy is pulse frequency modulation (pfm), which controls the output voltage by adjusting the switching frequency. however, it is very difficult to optimize the design of llc converters suitable for wide voltage gains using traditional single pfm modulation methods[2]. in order to broaden the voltage gain range and maintain the low cost and high efficiency of the llc resonant converter, a hybrid modulation method of psm and pfm is used in this paper to optimize the steady-state performance of the llc resonant converter in wide voltage gain range applications. in addition, the traditional control strategy is pi control, although its control mode is simple in structure, easy to realize and understand, and low in cost, but its response speed is slow and anti-disturbance ability is weak, which is not conducive to the stability of the system. at present, in addition to pi controllers, there are other controllers to improve system stability, such as optimal trajectory control[5] and sliding mode control[6]. although these controllers are more stable than traditional pi controllers, they still have significant limitations. the active disturbance rejection control method[7] (adrc) is a controller based on modern control theory proposed by researcher jingqing han. it has strong anti-interference ability and robustness. linear active disturbance rejection control (ladrc) was proposed by zhiqiang gao, which greatly simplified the parameter tuning of adrc and provided a good reference for subsequent scholars[8]. based on the above research, this paper designs a control strategy based on linear active disturbance rejection control psm+pfm hybrid modulation for llc resonant converter. 2. llc resonant converter modulation scheme 2.1. the principle of psm + pfm hybrid modulation the traditional full-bridge llc resonant converter adopts frequency conversion control. if a wider output voltage is required, a single frequency conversion adjustment will cause the converter frequency variation range to be too large, which is not conducive to the resonant cavity parameter design and reduces the converter efficiency. in order to enhance the ability of low voltage output of the converter, researchers put forward a control method combining phase shift and frequency conversion[4], which can make up for the shortcomings of single modulation. when the converter is started, the system works in frequency conversion mode, and the output voltage is controlled by increasing the switching frequency. when the switching frequency reaches the quasiresonant frequency, the switching frequency remains unchanged, and the system switches to the phase shift mode, and the output voltage is controlled by the size of the phase shift angle θ, as shown in figure 1. figure 1. hybrid modulation strategy diagram 3. small signal modeling small-signal modeling of llc resonant converter is the basis for analyzing closed-loop control and parameter design of the converter. we can get the transfer function of the system from small-signal modeling. 206 3.1. pfm mode small signal modeling figure 2. full-bridge llc resonant converter small-signal model equivalent circuit at present, there are two commonly used small signal modeling methods: extended describing function method and sweep frequency method. here, we use the extended describing function method to model the small signal of the llc resonant converter under pfm modulation. the equivalent circuit diagram of the llc resonant converter is shown in figure 2. in order to obtain the small signal model of the full-bridge llc resonant converter, perturbation and linearization should be performed at the steady-state operating point[3].after small signal perturbation is performed on the large signal model of the llc resonant converter, the small signal perturbation equation can be obtained by variable quantization simplification. considering only small signal disturbance ,ignore and ,the small signal state space model of the full-bridge llc resonant converter is obtained: a ̂ , ̂ , , , ̂ , ̂ , , (1) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , , , , , , 0 ′ , ′ , 0,0, ′ , ′ , 0 (2) according to the above state space equation, the transfer function expression of switching frequency to output voltage can be obtained as follows: =c∙ si a ∙ b+d (3) the llc resonant converter system parameters are substituted into the above state space equation, and the bode diagram of g(s) is drawn using matlab, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. bode diagram of pfm mode open-loop transfer function 207 3.2. small signal modeling in psm mode the full-bridge llc resonant converter in phase-shift modulation mode directly uses the sweeping frequency method to obtain the transfer function from input to output, substitute the parameters of the llc system, and draw the bode diagram of the transfer function in psm mode, as shown in figure 4. figure 4. bode diagram of psm mode open loop transfer function 4. controller design ladrc controller structure: the designed ladrc controller includes tracking differentiator, extended state observer and linear state error feedback control law. the tracking differentiator is used to extract the differential information of the input signal, the extended state observer is used to estimate the total disturbance of the system, and the linear state error feedback control law is used to generate the control signal. the parameters of ladrc controller are adjusted according to the dynamic characteristics and load requirements of llc resonant converter. ensure the system has good stability and dynamic response performance under different load conditions. the control block diagram of ladrc control is shown in figure 3.1. figure 5. adrc control block diagram the first is the system under pfm modulation, where is the error between the output voltage and the reference voltage, u is the switching frequency, is the disturbance compensation coefficient, y is the output voltage, and and are the state variables of the extended state observer respectively. among them: (4) select the state variable , ，let h f ,then the equation of state is: (5) the expression equation of leso can be obtained from the above equation as follows: (6) where, and are observer gain parameters.as a rule of thumb, observer bandwidth is set to 1e5,it's given by =5 , =0.2e5,the transfer function of the system tells us that =5e6.at this point, all parameters can be adjusted. in phase shift mode, parameter u represents phase shift angle θ , parameter y represents system output voltage, observer bandwidth is set to =1e5, controller bandwidth =0.2e5, and =1e11 can be obtained by debugging . ladrc parameters only need to configure two parameters and to achieve the desired control effect of the controller[8].in the subsequent simulation experiment, the response performance and stability of the system can be optimized by debugging various parameters. 5. experimental verification 5.1. experimental platform construction matlab and simulink were used to simulate the hybrid modulated full-bridge llc resonant converter. 5.2. experimental results and analysis as shown in figure 6, when the system is started, working in pfm mode, the output voltage soon stabilizes at 360v. at 0.02s, the system switches to psm mode, and the output 208 voltage also quickly stabilizes at 360v. as shown in figure 7, it is the inductance current in pfm mode, and the curve is very perfect. at 0.02s, it switches to psm mode, and as shown in figure 8, it is the inductance current in psm mode. figure 6. output voltage and current waveform figure 7. pfm mode resonance current diagram figure 8. resonance current diagram of psm mode the full-bridge llc resonant converter using psm and pfm hybrid modulation combined with ladrc control strategy has significantly higher efficiency than the traditional pfm single modulation mode under light load, as shown in fig. 9. 6. summary this paper presents a control strategy of llc resonant converter based on psm+pfm hybrid modulation and ladrc closed-loop compensation. by combining the advantages of psm control and pfm control, a first-order ladrc controller is designed to realize efficient closed-loop compensation of the converter. the experimental results show that the control strategy can effectively improve the 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[8] gao z .scaling and bandwidth-parameterization based controller tuning[c]//ieee.ieee, 2003.doi:10. 1109/acc. 2003.1242516. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 34 document‐level relation extraction based on graph convolutional neural networks pengfei song, haoyue lu sias university, zhengzhou, henan, china abstract: the objective of extracting relations between document components lies in identifying the within a single document, the focus often lies on understanding the connections between different entities. this type of analysis goes beyond individual sentences, as it demands an understanding of how information from multiple sentences interacts to form these connections. over recent years, the importance of exploring relationships involving several entities simultaneously has grown significantly. to advance the field of studying such connections across entire documents, a novel collection of data points, known as docred, has been introduced. currently, the standard approach for this task involves using bilstm networks to process the entire document as a whole. however, this method struggles to effectively capture the intricate relationships that exist among various entities. to overcome this limitation, a new model designed for document-level relationship identification has been developed, which leverages graph convolutional networks (gcn). gcns are particularly useful here because they can gather information from surrounding entities, allowing for a more detailed modeling of their interactions. the proposed approach starts by identifying coreferential links to gather features that represent the relationships between pairs of entities. these features are then analyzed using gcn to construct a graph structure that represents the entire document, ultimately revealing the complex interactions between different entities. testing this model on the large-scale docred dataset from tsinghua university has demonstrated its strong performance in this challenging task. keywords: document-level relation extraction; graph convolutional network; docred. 1. introduction at its core, relation extraction (re) focuses on discerning meaningful connections between entities within unstructured text [1] and presenting these connections in a structured format. by converting fragmented information into organized knowledge that is readily interpretable, re serves as a critical component in various natural language processing (nlp) applications, including knowledge graph construction [2], data retrieval, question-answering systems [3], and conversational interfaces [4] nowadays, the task of extracting relationships between entities is primarily carried out at the sentence level, meaning identifying connections within a single sentence. however, such sentence-based models have an inherent drawback: they fail to grasp the relationships existing between entities across multiple sentences. as a result, to fully comprehend the information contained in a text, extracting relations from an entire document becomes essential. in recent times, yao et al. [5] introduced a large-scale dataset that is manually annotated, which expands the scope of sentence-level relationships to the document context. this dataset includes numerous relational facts and demands that models predict the connections between every pair of entities present in the document. this new setup presents greater difficulties due to the fact that many relational facts are spread across several sentences and complex interactions among entities need to be considered and modeled. but document-level relation extraction also faces two challenges. first, the relationship between two entities may involve multiple different sentences, and the relationship between entities cannot be obtained based on just one sentence. apparently, sentence-level relation extraction methods do not apply to document-level relation extraction. secondly, the same entity may have different names in a sentence, that is, the same entity may be mentioned in multiple different sentences, so document-level relation extraction has a deeper level of feature extraction to aggregate the context information of the entity. based on these two challenges, this paper proposes a document-level relation extraction method based on graph convolutional neural networks. the model uses coreference relations at the input layer to address the issue of the same entity being mentioned multiple times in a sentence, further extracting the deep feature information of the entity. the graph convolution model overcomes the problem that traditional deep learning models cannot aggregate entity context information, effectively controlling the impact of redundant data on the experimental results. finally, the model was evaluated on the docred dataset, and the results showed that compared with existing methods, the model made some significant progress in relation extraction. 2. related work relation extraction tasks are often regarded as multiclassification problems, and the most representative of traditional methods is the eigenvector-based approach [6], which performs relation extraction by modeling the eigenvectors; kernel function-based methods utilize the structural information of the corpus itself to achieve relation extraction by calculating similarity [7]; deep learning methods based on neural network models [8], such as convolutional neural networks (cnns)[9] and recurrent neural networks (rnns)[10], can automatically learn sentence features, thus avoiding problems such as error propagation brought by nlp tools [11], and also improving the effect of relation extraction. however, these methods all require a large amount of manually labeled corpora, which limits the development of relation extraction. to address the severe shortage of manually annotated 35 corpora, mintz et al. [12] proposed a remote supervision method that does not require manual annotation, that is, using the freebase knowledge base and wikipedia text for alignment to obtain large-scale relation triples. however, the method is prone to noise annotation problems, so filtering noise annotations has become the focus of remote supervision methods. to address the challenges posed by imprecise annotations and noisy data in relation extraction tasks, researchers have explored various approaches. earlier works, such as those by hoffmann et al. [13] and surdeanu et al. [14], introduced techniques like multi-instance learning and multiinstance multi-label methods to mitigate the impact of incorrect labeling. additionally, benjamin et al. [15] combined topic modeling (lda) with decision learning to reduce noise in remote supervision results. in recent years, deep learning has emerged as a powerful tool in this field, with studies like zeng et al. [16] utilizing convolutional networks with segmented max pooling to automatically extract sentence features, followed by integrating multiinstance learning for remote supervised relation extraction; lei et al.[17] proposed a neural relation extraction framework with bidirectional knowledge distillation in order to effectively simulate the relationship patterns between text corpora and knowledge graph information, which can use different information sources in coordination to reduce the noise label problem in remote supervision. but these methods did not take into account relationships among multiple sentences. peng et al. [18] studied a graphbased lstm framework capable of extracting cross-sentence n-element relationships. docred, proposed by yao et al. [5], is based on large document-level relation extraction datasets constructed from wikipedia and wikidata and tests several state-of-the-art neural network models on them. wang et al. [19] used transformer [20] text encoding into context representations and fine-tuned with bert to adopt a two-step strategy on docred to improve the model's performance. gcn was first applied by kipf and welling[21] on citation networks and knowledge graph datasets. subsequently, it was used in areas such as semantic role tagging [22], multidocument summarization [23], and temporal relationship externalization [24]. zhang et al. [25] used gcn on dependency trees and proposed a novel path-centric pruning technique that helps models remove irrelevant information to the greatest extent possible without disrupting the key content to improve relation extraction. the document-level graph convolutional network structure proposed in this paper enables deep training of the model by aggregating and modeling the context information of entities, thereby capturing rich local and non-local dependency features in sentences. this paper experiments the proposed model on the docred dataset and achieves better results than existing models. 3. methods this section commences with an overview of the gcn framework employed for extracting relationships at the document level. the framework takes documents composed of n terms, converts each into a series of hidden state vectors, and then computes the entity representations. these entity features are combined to form vector embeddings, which are subsequently used to construct a graph structure using gcn. this graph-based representation is then analyzed to determine the final relational predictions. the model architecture diagram of this paper is shown in figure 1. figure 1. model architecture diagram 3.1. input layer the input layer is an essential part of relationship extraction tasks, which can represent sentences in text in a vectorized form for further processing. the specific representation of the input layer is shown in figure 2. figure 2. schematic diagram of input layer in figure 2, each word in the sentence is composed of word embeddings, entity types, and co referential information. white represents the vector of words in the sentence, while dark green represents the head and tail entities in the sentence. 3.1.1. word embeddings word embedding is the collective term for language models and representation learning techniques in natural language processing (nlp). specifically, it refers to embedding a highdimensional space of all words into a low-dimensional continuous vector space, where each word or phrase is mapped to a vector over the real number field. this paper mainly uses glove word embeddings [26], which overcomes the shortcomings of global matrix 36 factorization and local context windows by learning word vectors through the statistical information of global lexical co-occurrence, thereby combining the statistical information with the advantages of the local context window method to better utilize the context. 3.1.2. entity type embeddings entity type embeddings are achieved by mapping the entity types assigned to words (such as per, loc, org, etc.) to vectors using the embedding matrix. entity types are assigned manually to annotated data, and through the bert model to remotely supervised data. 3.1.3. coreference relations co-reference information refers to the use of the same entity id (determined based on the order in which the entity first appears in the document) to map co-reference relationships to vectors when several different entities refer to the same entity. for example, england and uk both refer to the united kingdom. this paper utilizes word vectors, coreference information, and entity types as basic features, representing them in vector form asww , wc , and wt , respectively. these vectors are concatenated to form the feature xi for the initial word i, i.e., xi= wi w;wi c;wi t . 3.2. bilstm layer this section inputs the feature information obtained from the input layer into the bilstm layer to obtain the feature representation of each entity, while the bilstm layer outputs a vectorized form of word sequence information. specifically, it involves encoding and analyzing the word features xi obtained from the input layer, and concatenating the hidden layer vector representations of the forward lstm and backward lstm to obtain the sequence h1,h2,…,hn that integrates contextual information. the calculation and update formulas for the hidden layer node ℎ at a certain moment t are shown in equations (1) to (6). it=σ wxixt+whiht-1+wcict-1+bi (1) ft=σ wxfxt+whfht-1+wcfct-1+bf (2) gt=tanh wxgxt+whght-1+wcgct-1+bg (3) ct=ft⨂ct-1-it⨂gt (4) ot=σ wxoxt+whoht-1+wcoct+bo (5) ht=ot⨂tanh ct (6) among them, σ represents the sigmoid activation function, ⨂ represents the multiplication of vector elements, and the forget gate, input gate, and output gate are respectively represented byft, it, andot. gtis the new value tensor of the unit, xt is the input vector at time t, ct is the tensor of the forget gate, input gate, and output gate at time t, andhtis the output of the hidden layer, wxi,wxf,wxg,wxo,wci, wcf, wcg representing the weight matrices of 𝑥 running on different gate mechanisms, whi,whf,whg,who, wco represent the weight matrices of ht on different gate mechanisms, and b is the bias term. at time t, the forward output of bilstm isht⃗, while the reverse output isht⃖ . then, concatenate the outputs from both directions to obtain the final output ht at time t, as shown in equation (7). ht= ht⃗ ,ht⃖ (7) 3.3. figure convolutional layers graph convolution networks involve applying convolutional neural network techniques to graph data structures. consider a graph consisting of n nodes; its structural information can be captured by an n×n adjacency matrix a, where an entry 1a ij (or a corresponding weight) if there exists a connection between node i and node j.in a gcn model with l layers, the input feature vector of a node i at layer l-1 is typically denoted as ℎ . after applying the graph convolution operation, the corresponding output feature vector at layer l becomesℎ , and this process can be formally expressed as: hi l=σ aij n j=1 wlhj l-1+bl (8) where𝑊 is a linear transformation, 𝑏 is a bias term,  is a nonlinear function (e.g.relu). in the convolution process of each graph, each node collects and aggregates information from adjacent nodes in the graph. if formula (8) is directly used, there will be a significant magnitude difference between connections of different nodes, resulting in the feature representation of the sentence not containing information about the nodes themselves, but simply favoring higher-order nodes. therefore, in practical applications, normalization is required for the adjacency matrix𝐴 ; in addition, nodes in formula (8) are not connected to themselves, meaning that no information is transmitted between ℎ and sℎ . based on this, this paper adds a selfloop mechanism to the graph structure, and then sets the diagonal elements of 𝐴 to 1, that is, 𝐴 =1, thus obtaining the optimized adjacency matrix𝐴ij. finally, it is fed back to gcn using a nonlinear function. this improvement makes the main features in the graph still the nodes themselves, which is more in line with the principle of feature extraction. the revised calculation formula is shown in formula (9). hi l=σ aij n j=1 wlhj l-1+bl (9) where 𝐴ij is the improved adjacency matrix. the gcn model described above uses the same parameters for all edges in the graph. use different transition matrices w for top-down, bottom-up, and self-cyclic edges; add specific parameters for controlling edge connectivity, similar to the approach proposed by marcheggiani and titov [27] in 2017. it was found through experiments that adding directed edges to the model did not improve the model's performance, and that adding control over edge connectivity reduced the model's accuracy. it is hypothesized that this is because the proposed gcn model is usually capable of capturing the information of the edges needed for classifying relations, and adding features for the direction and connectivity of the edges again does not provide a stronger classification ability for the model, but instead causes overfitting. for example, the relations contained in "a's son, b" and "b's son, a" can be easily distinguished by the's on different entities, even without considering the directionality of the edges. 3.4. categorical layers softmax is a multi classification model with a wide range of applications. for each named entity mentioned (which 37 appears in different sentences) mk, from the s-th word to the t-th word, the calculation is shown in equation (10). mk= 1 t-s+1 hj t j=s (10) the entity ei with k mentions represents the average of these mentions, as shown in equation (11). ei= 1 k mk k (11) in this section, the obtained entity representationsei and ej will be concatenated with the distance features dij and dji of the two entity pairs and input into the classification layer. finally, the probability of each category is calculated using the sigmoid function, and the entity with the highest probability is selected as the relationship between entities. the calculation formula is shown in equation (14). ei= ei;dij (12) �̂� 𝑒 ; 𝑑 (13) 𝑃 𝑟|�̂� , �̂� 𝑠𝑖𝑔𝑚𝑜𝑖𝑑 �̂� 𝑊 �̂� 𝑏 (14) among them, ; represents concatenation, r is the relationship type, wr, brare the weight parameters and bias terms of the relationship type. 4. experiment 4.1. dataset to construct the docred dataset, researchers employed remote supervision techniques involving wikipedia documents and wikidata. this process began with identifying named entities within each document, after which these entities were mapped to corresponding entries in wikidata. entities sharing the same knowledge base identifier were then combined into a single entity. additionally, relationships between entity pairs were determined by querying wikidata, with supplementary steps such as named entity and coparameter retrieval, entity merging, and collection of relational evidence all carried out under the framework of remote supervision [12] table 1. dataset statistics settings number of documents number of relationships number of relationship instances number of relationship facts train 3053 96 38269 34715 dev 1000 96 12332 11790 test 1000 96 12842 12101 the docred dataset encompasses a diverse spectrum of subjects. its entity categories feature individuals, locations, groups, periods, quantities, and proper nouns, while relationship classifications include scientific, artistic, temporal, and interpersonal domains, among others. achieving optimal performance on this dataset demands an array of reasoning capabilities, such as pattern identification, logical deduction, anaphora resolution, and everyday knowledge inference. additionally, the dataset offers both annotated training examples (drawn from a combination of remote supervision and manual labeling efforts) and automatically generated remote supervision data. during our experimental process, only the manually annotated instances were utilized. detailed statistics regarding the dataset are presented in table 1. 4.2. experimental parameter settings table 2. model parameter settings model parameters value learning rate 0.0001 number of network iterations 200 batch number of samples 20 number of word vector dimensions 100 coreference vector dimensions 20 all experiments in this paper are based on the pytorch deep learning framework, using the sigmoid activation function as the activation function within the model, training the model with the adam optimization algorithm, and using the method of minimizing cross-entropy to select the optimal parameters of the model. for the convenience of model comparison, the common parameters of different models in subsequent experiments were compared using the optimal parameters, and the optimal parameter settings of the models are shown in table 2. 4.3. experimental results this paper compares the current mainstream relation extraction model with the model of this paper on the docred dataset, and the corresponding model is as follows. 1)cnn[28]/lstm[29]/bilstm[30]: cnn/lstm/bilstm is used as an encoder to encode the document into a hidden sequence of state vectors, and then a bilinear function is input to predict the relationship of each entity pair. 2) context-aware [31]: by using an lstm-based encoder, all the representations of the relationships in the context are jointly learned, and then other context relationships are combined with the target relationship to make the final classification. 3)bert [32]: use bert to encode the document, represent entities with average word embeddings, and use bilinear layers to predict the relationships between entity pairs. table 3. performance of different models on the docred dataset model dev test ign f1 f1 ign f1 f1 cnn 41.58 43.45 40.33 42.26 lstm 48.44 50.68 47.71 50.07 bilstm 48.87 50.94 48.78 51.06 context-aware 48.94 51.09 48.40 50.70 bilstm-gcn 49.02 51.45 49.46 51.52 4.4. experimental analysis as shown in table 3, the f1 value of the model has increased by more than 8% compared to cnn. this is because the "bilstm" model introduced in the bilstm-gcn model can learn the feature information of the entities in the dataset, which greatly overcomes the long-distance dependency problem of "cnn". compared with the "lstm" model, the "f1" value of "bilstm-gcn" has increased by "0.77%", because the 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[32] hong wang, christfried focke, rob sylvester, nilesh mishra, and william wang. 2019. fine-tune bert for docred with twostep process. arxiv preprint arxiv:1909.11898. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 23 algorithm optimization and performance improvement of debt enterprise information retrieval system in the big data environment sheng xu * hangzhou yuancheng technology co., ltd, hangzhou, zhejiang, 310013, china * corresponding author email: xusheng133@126.com abstract: against the backdrop of the big data era, the debt enterprise information retrieval system, as the core tool for financial risk management, is confronted with the challenge of processing massive heterogeneous data. the multi-source heterogeneity, high-frequency dynamics and concealed correlations of debt information lead to high data integration costs, difficult timeliness guarantee and insufficient penetration of deep risks, causing deviations in risk assessment and errors in the prediction of innovation potential. this paper reviews the existing technical solutions, deeply analyzes the characteristics of debt information and industry problems, including the shortcomings of insufficient capture of debt dynamics and lack of adaptability, discusses the combined optimization of distributed architectures such as hadoop-elasticsearch for massive data processing, and the hybrid bm25neural embedding framework to improve the accuracy and efficiency of retrieval. as well as the application effectiveness and limitations of the rag model in a multilingual environment, and evaluate key constraints such as insufficient intention understanding, weak cross-modal fusion, and lack of time sensitivity. the significance of this article lies in providing a comprehensive reference basis for the improvement of system performance, supporting real-time and accurate risk assessment and policy response, and indicating future research directions, including deepening the intention understanding model, developing cross-modal fusion mechanisms, and optimizing temporal dimension filtering. keywords: big data environment; debt enterprise information retrieval; algorithm optimization; performance improvement; a review of information retrieval technology. 1. introduction under the background of the big data era, the debt enterprise information retrieval system, as the core tool of financial risk management, is confronted with the challenge of processing massive heterogeneous data. with the implementation of china's "deleveraging" policy and the emergence of the pressure transmission mechanism of local government implicit debts, the demand for real-time and accurate enterprise debt risk assessment is increasingly urgent to support policy response and enterprise innovation decisions. however, the multi-source heterogeneity, highfrequency dynamics and covert correlation of debt information have led to significant bottlenecks in data integration, timeliness guarantee and risk penetration of the retrieval system, causing deviations in risk assessment and errors in the prediction of innovation potential. to this end, this paper systematically reviews the existing technical solutions, deeply analyzes the characteristics of debt information and industry issues, and discusses the application effects and limitations of optimization methods such as distributed architectures like hadoop-elasticsearch combinations, hybrid bm25neural embedding frameworks, and rag models. and evaluate key restrictive factors such as insufficient understanding of intentions, weak cross-modal fusion and lack of time sensitivity, aiming to provide a comprehensive reference basis for the improvement of system performance. 2. industry issues analysis of debt enterprise information retrieval system 2.1. characteristics and retrieval difficulties of debt enterprise information the information of debt enterprises presents significant characteristics such as multi-source heterogeneity, dynamic evolution and covert correlation. these characteristics jointly constitute the core difficulties of the retrieval system. from the perspective of data composition, debt information not only covers structured financial data (such as balance sheets and cash flow statements), but also contains a large amount of unstructured or semi-structured texts (such as contract terms, legal documents, credit rating reports, and news reports). the research on the structure of corporate debt capital by n.a. dalisova et al. [1] indicates that evaluating debt efficiency requires integrating multi-dimensional and multi-format business operation data, which directly increases the complexity of data cleaning, standardization and correlation. secondly, debt information is highly dynamic. the scale of enterprise debt, financing costs, guarantee status and risk ratings fluctuate frequently over time. the research on debt financing decisions of private listed companies by zhishan xie et al. [2] confirmed this point. the bayesian dynamic panel model they established emphasized the "inertia" feature of debt levels, highlighting the limitations of static data models and the urgent need for real-time or quasireal-time data updates and indexing. finally, the strong concealment of information correlation is particularly prominent. the complex guarantee chain among enterprises, 24 the transmission mechanism of local government implicit debt pressure to enterprises (such as the transfer of fiscal resources and the credit squeeze effect revealed by lei wang et al. [3]), and related party transactions make it extremely difficult to identify the real debt subjects and their risk exposures. it is required that the retrieval system has strong capabilities in deep relationship mining and graph computing. in summary, the three major characteristics of multi-source heterogeneity, high-frequency dynamics and concealed correlations make the retrieval of debt enterprise information face key challenges such as high data integration costs, difficult timeliness guarantee and insufficient penetration of deep risks. 2.2. main problems in the current industry the main problems in the current industry are mainly reflected in the insufficient capture and lack of adaptability of the debt enterprise information retrieval system to complex debt dynamics. specifically, the research conducted by lei wang et al. [4] based on the data of chinese listed enterprises from 2012 to 2018 indicates that the implicit debt pressure of local governments significantly reduces the total factor productivity of non-local government financing platform enterprises by transferring fiscal resources, strengthening tax collection and administration, and transferring credit resources. however, the existing retrieval systems often fail to effectively integrate such macro policy factors, resulting in deviations in the assessment of enterprise debt risks, especially in non-state-owned and small enterprises where the distortion effect is more prominent. yu du et al. [5] conducted a quasi-natural experiment based on china's "deleveraging" policy and found that the innovation level and achievements of enterprises with high default risk significantly improved after the implementation of the policy. however, the retrieval system lacked a real-time update mechanism, making it difficult to adapt to the rapid changes in debt default risk and affecting the accurate prediction of the innovation potential of enterprises. furthermore, hongqin tang et al. [6] analyzed from the perspective of supply chain digitalization and pointed out that different digital flows have different impacts on debt costs. however, retrieval algorithms often ignore these subtle differences, resulting in an incomplete assessment of debt costs. these defects seriously restrict the reliability and practicability of the system and urgently need to be solved through algorithm optimization. 3. review of existing technical solutions 3.1. information retrieval technology in the big data environment the core of information retrieval technology in the big data environment lies in addressing the challenges of rapid processing and precise query of massive and heterogeneous data. distributed architecture has become the mainstream solution. pan gao et al. proposed an efficient construction scheme for an unstructured data retrieval system. the core of this scheme is to integrate multiple technologies based on the hadoop framework: using hbase to achieve distributed storage of structured and unstructured data; build distributed index technology with elasticsearch to provide powerful fulltext search capabilities; combine ikanalyzer for efficient chinese word segmentation processing to enhance the semantic understanding of queries; and introduce the redis in-memory database to cache hot data, significantly accelerating the real-time query response. this hierarchical collaborative architecture effectively solves the performance bottleneck of large-scale data retrieval. at the computational model level, for complex queries and correlation analysis, researchers are committed to optimizing parallel processing capabilities. junchen guo et al. [7] explored the use of mapreduce technology to analyze the correlation characteristics of large-scale data and achieve automatic query expansion and distributed computing. this method shows good scalability and computing efficiency in a multisource heterogeneous data environment. these technologies, through the combination of distributed storage, parallel computing and intelligent indexing, provide key support for efficient information retrieval in the big data environment and lay the foundation for the subsequent exploration of optimization in the debt field. 3.2. optimization methods for information retrieval of debt enterprises for the optimization of information retrieval of debt enterprises, researchers have proposed a variety of innovative methods to address the unique challenges in the big data environment. anant manish singh et al. [8] proposed a hybrid information retrieval framework, which effectively combines the efficiency of the traditional bm25 algorithm with the semantic understanding ability of neural embedding technology. this framework utilizes the transformer model for context weighting. tests on the ms-marco and treccar datasets show that its recall rate and average accuracy have significantly improved by 25-30% and 12% respectively, and user satisfaction has also increased by 15-20%. it is particularly suitable for handling enterprise-level complex queries. meanwhile, kunying li et al. [9] focused on the processing bottleneck of unstructured data and developed an optimization algorithm based on periodic data popularity and predefined category labels. this algorithm achieves effective filtering and precise sorting of massive unstructured data by intelligently associating the user's retrieval historical behavior patterns with the inherent category labels of files, providing key support for subsequent efficient analysis and edge computing. furthermore, the multilingual rag model optimization scheme proposed by syed rameel ahmad et al. [10] effectively reduces hallucinations and erroneous responses by improving the data input strategy and real-time update mechanism, and enhances the retrieval accuracy and response speed in the multilingual enterprise environment. these methods jointly point to the core path for improving the accuracy and efficiency of the debt enterprise information retrieval system. 3.3. limitations of the technical solution the existing technical solutions still have significant limitations when dealing with the complexity of information retrieval for debt enterprises. first of all, insufficient understanding of intentions is the core bottleneck. the research of hanseok oh et al. [11] shows that traditional retrieval models often overly focus on literal queries while ignoring the deep intentions of users, resulting in limited accuracy of the results. although the instruction aware model attempts to solve this problem, the experiments conducted by oh et al. reveal that it may overfit and perform worse than the basic model in real and diverse search scenarios (such as multi-dimensional exploration of corporate debt risks). 25 secondly, the ability of cross-modal information fusion is weak. yan gong et al. [12] 's evaluation of visual semantic embedding networks indicates that even in relatively mature tasks such as image-text retrieval, models struggle to capture complex scenes, latent objects, and deep semantics, with an average recall@5 performance that is uneven and has obvious weak categories. this limitation, when mapped to debt enterprise retrieval, will seriously affect the precise correlation analysis of multi-source heterogeneous information containing unstructured data (such as scanned copies of financial reports, contract images). furthermore, the contradiction of supervised learning in specific scenarios and the handling of time sensitivity are insufficient. ilias chalkidis et al. [13] found in the retrieval of regulatory documents that the neural resorter performed poorly due to the contradictory supervisory signals of the training data; meanwhile, its research also highlights the key role of timedimension filtering in improving the validity of the results, which is often not fully optimized by existing schemes. these limitations jointly restrict the performance of the system in key tasks such as dynamic risk assessment of debt enterprises and correlation mining of multi-source heterogeneous information. 4. conclusion this paper discusses the algorithm optimization and performance improvement of the debt enterprise information retrieval system in the big data environment, focusing on the core difficulties such as the multi-source heterogeneity, highfrequency dynamics and covert correlation of debt information. these characteristics lead to high data integration costs, difficult timeliness guarantee and insufficient penetration of deep risks. the existing industry problems include insufficient capture of debt dynamics and lack of adaptability, which lead to deviations in risk assessment and mispredictions of innovation potential. in terms of technical solutions, distributed architectures such as hadoop combined with elasticsearch optimize the processing of massive data, while innovative methods such as the hybrid bm25neural embedding framework and rag model enhance the accuracy and efficiency of retrieval. however, the existing schemes still have significant limitations, such as the overfitting risk caused by insufficient intention understanding, the weak cross-modal information fusion affecting unstructured data analysis, and the insufficient processing of time sensitivity restricting dynamic risk assessment. the future technological outlook should focus on deepening the intention understanding model to avoid overfitting, developing a more powerful cross-modal fusion mechanism to integrate heterogeneous data such as text and images, and optimizing the temporal dimension filtering to capture the dynamic changes of debt in real time. meanwhile, it is necessary to solve the contradictory signals in supervised learning, enhance the robustness and adaptability of the system in complex scenarios, and promote the evolution of debt enterprise information retrieval towards higher accuracy and real-time performance. references [1] dalisova n, martynova t, eremeev d. evaluation of the effectiveness of the debt capital structure based on commercial enterprise data[j]. socio-economic and humanitarian magazine, 2025, . 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[13] chalkidis i, fergadiotis m, manginas n, et al. regulatory compliance through doc2doc information retrieval: a case study in eu/uk legislation where text similarity has limitations [j], 2021,: 3498-3511. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 55 research on task assignment and path planning algorithm for multi‐uav collaboration yisheng zeng * school of engineering technology, nanchang vocational university, nanchang, jiangxi, 330500, china * corresponding author email: zengyishengbdp@163.com abstract: this paper investigates the co-optimization problem of task allocation and path planning in multi-uav collaborative systems. addressing the challenges of strong coupling, high dimensionality, and real-time requirements in dynamic complex environments, a distributed co-optimization framework integrating hierarchical planning concepts with spatiotemporal constraints is proposed. by constructing a multi-objective mixed-integer programming model, designing a lightweight eventtriggered task allocation algorithm (improved cbba), and integrating a hierarchical path planning strategy (global metaheuristic search + local model predictive control), the framework enhances task execution efficiency and system robustness while reducing communication overhead. simulation and experimental results demonstrate its superior performance in typical scenarios such as disaster relief and precision agriculture. this research provides an efficient, reliable, and scalable solution for practical applications involving large-scale heterogeneous uav swarms, holding significant theoretical implications and engineering value. keywords: cooperative optimization; consensus auction algorithm; model predictive control; distributed optimization; digital twin. 1. introduction with continuous breakthroughs in unmanned aerial vehicle (uav) technology across control, navigation, and communication domains, multi-uav cooperative systems have emerged as a research hotspot due to their superior efficiency, enhanced robustness, and expanded coverage capabilities during mission execution [1]. these systems demonstrate immense application potential in complex scenarios such as disaster relief, precision agriculture, smart city logistics, and military reconnaissance. however, as application scenarios grow increasingly complex and swarm sizes continue to expand, the collaborative control of multi-uav systems faces unprecedented challenges. among these, task allocation and path planning — core issues determining the system's overall performance—have become bottlenecks hindering the practical application of large-scale uav swarms due to their inherent strong coupling, high dimensionality, and dynamic uncertainty. task allocation aims to rationally assign task sequences to heterogeneous uav clusters to optimize overall objectives (e.g., minimum completion time, maximum benefit), while path planning must generate collision-free, low-energy feasible trajectories while satisfying uav dynamic constraints. in dynamically uncertain environments, these are not isolated problems: optimal task allocation relies on precise path costs, and feasible path planning requires specific task sequences as prerequisites. traditional solutions often decouple these tasks or employ centralized optimization methods. while effective for small-scale problems, these approaches generally suffer from high computational complexity, substantial communication bandwidth requirements, and poor environmental adaptability. they struggle to meet the stringent demands for real-time performance, scalability, and robustness required by largescale swarms. extensive research has been conducted globally on this issue. swarm intelligence algorithms (e.g., enhanced genetic algorithms, particle swarm optimization) have been applied to complex multi-objective optimization problems, yet face challenges of insufficient universality in dynamic environments. market auction mechanisms offer distributed solutions [2], yet their inherent periodic communication protocols generate substantial redundant overhead during scalability. for path planning, dubin curve-based approaches or model predictive control effectively handle dynamic constraints, but spatiotemporal collision avoidance in multi-agent coordination remains poorly addressed. methods like mixed-integer programming enable precise modeling but suffer from high computational complexity [3]. in recent years, novel approaches such as distributed reinforcement learning have been introduced to enhance online learning and decision-making capabilities. however, deeply integrating these with traditional optimization methods within a lightweight, efficient collaborative framework remains a significant research challenge [4]. given these limitations, this paper addresses the gap s in existing research by delving into the collaborative optimization of task allocation and path planning for multiuav cooperation. we propose a distributed collaborative optimization framework that integrates hierarchical planning concepts with spatio-temporal constraints. the core innovations of this framework are: first, constructing a multiobjective mixed-integer programming (momip) model to comprehensively quantify spatio-temporal constraints, heterogeneous capabilities, and task coupling relationships, thereby providing theoretical guidance for algorithm design; second, it designs a lightweight event-triggered task assignment algorithm (enhanced cbba) that significantly reduces bandwidth consumption through innovative communication mechanisms. third, it employs a hierarchical path planning strategy (global meta-heuristic search + local model predictive control adjustment) to ensure efficient and safe trajectory generation in complex dynamic environments. 56 finally, by constructing a simulation verification platform supporting digital twins and conducting physical experiments, the proposed framework demonstrates outstanding performance in enhancing task efficiency, reducing communication overhead, and strengthening system robustness across typical scenarios such as disaster relief and precision agriculture. this research not only pursues theoretical innovation but also aims to provide an efficient, reliable, and scalable technical solution for the practical application of large-scale heterogeneous uav swarms, holding significant theoretical implications and broad engineering application prospects. 2. concept of multi-uav collaboration multi-uav collaboration refers to a technical system where multiple unmanned aerial vehicles form an organic whole to jointly accomplish tasks through communication networking, information sharing, and collaborative decision-making [5]. its core value lies in achieving "1+1>2" benefits through swarm intelligence [6], significantly enhancing task execution efficiency while enabling complex missions beyond the capability of individual drones. this collaborative model not only improves system reliability and robustness but also reduces overall mission risk by leveraging multiple low-cost drones [7]. technologically, multi-uav collaboration systems comprise four key layers: communication networks, collaborative perception, task decision-making, and motion planning [8]. communication networks form the foundation for information exchange between uavs. collaborative perception builds global environmental awareness through data fusion. task decision-making addresses "what to do," typically employing intelligent optimization algorithms for task allocation. motion planning generates safe, feasible flight trajectories while ensuring collision avoidance among multiple aircraft. currently, three primary control architectures are employed: centralized, distributed, and hybrid, as summarized in table 1. centralized control offers simplicity but lacks reliability, while distributed control provides robustness but faces optimization limitations. hybrid control combines the advantages of both and is the most widely adopted in practice. these architectures support diverse collaborative modes, including typical application scenarios such as area-cooperative search, cooperative transport, networked monitoring, and swarm performances. the field still faces numerous technical challenges, including communication bandwidth limitations, real-time response in dynamic environments, scalability for large-scale clusters, and system security assurance. with advancements in artificial intelligence, new methods such as reinforcement learning and deep learning are driving breakthroughs in multiuav collaboration, propelling it toward greater intelligence and autonomy. multi-uav collaboration technology is transitioning from laboratory research to practical applications. it holds vast potential in future urban management, disaster relief, agricultural crop protection, and other fields, representing a crucial direction for uav technology development and a foundational pillar for realizing intelligent unmanned systems table 1. comparison of multi-uav control frameworks (reference [9]) control architecture communication mode advantages disadvantages applicable scenarios centralized star topology theoretically optimal solution, simple algorithm single point of failure, poor scalability, high communication load small-scale static environments distributed mesh topology high robustness, good scalability limited optimization capabilities, convergence difficult to guarantee large-scale dynamic environment hybrid hierarchical hybrid communication balances performance and robustness complex design requiring coordination of inter-layer interactions medium-scale complex scenarios control architecture communication mode advantages disadvantages applicable scenarios centralized star topology theoretically optimal solution, simple algorithm single point of failure, poor scalability, high communication load small-scale static environments 3. task allocation algorithm selection for multi-uav collaboration selecting a task allocation algorithm is a core decision in multiuav collaborative operations, directly determining system efficiency and performance. algorithm selection is not arbitrary but requires comprehensive consideration of mission scenarios, uav capabilities, communication conditions, and optimality requirements. no single algorithm excels in all situations, making it crucial to understand the characteristics and applicable scenarios of various algorithms. for small-scale, computationally well-resourced static environments requiring globally optimal solutions, centralized optimization algorithms are ideal. typically based on integer linear programming (ilp) or mixed-integer linear programming (milp), these methods rely on a central computing unit to aggregate all information and compute the theoretically optimal task allocation for the entire fleet. while delivering optimal solutions, their computational complexity grows exponentially with the number of uavs and tasks. additionally, the high risk of single-point failure at the central node makes them unsuitable for large-scale or dynamic environments. distributed algorithms demonstrate significant 57 advantages when system scale is large, rapid response is required, or communication is constrained. among these, market-based consensus auction algorithms represent a paradigm of distributed solutions [10]. each drone acts as an autonomous agent, "bidding" based on the local cost of executing a task (e.g., additional flight distance required). through proximity communication and negotiation with neighbors, the system ultimately achieves a globally efficient allocation outcome. this approach is highly robust; the failure of a single node does not cause system collapse, making it well-suited for ad-hoc networks and dynamic task insertion. in practical applications, problems are often highly complex, involving numerous constraints and making exact optimal solutions difficult to obtain. this is where metaheuristic algorithms like genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization become powerful tools. by simulating natural processes such as evolution or collective behavior, they find high-quality approximate solutions to complex problems within acceptable timeframes. these algorithms are particularly wellsuited for multi-objective optimization problems, such as scenarios requiring simultaneous balancing of mission completion time, total energy consumption, and load distribution. ultimately, algorithm selection is an art of trade-offs. engineers must make decisions based on task urgency, fleet size, communication network reliability, and computational platform performance. in practice, hierarchical hybrid architectures are gaining popularity: centralized macro-task allocation at higher levels, combined with distributed rules allowing drones to make local adjustments at lower levels. this flexible approach ensures global coordination while leveraging the robustness and responsiveness of distributed systems. 4. path planning algorithm selection for multi-uav collaboration 4.1. electing core algorithms based on mission scenarios and constraints selecting path planning algorithms for multi-uav collaboration involves a complex decision-making process. its core objective is to generate collision-free flight trajectories for the entire fleet while satisfying safety, efficiency, and dynamic feasibility requirements. the fundamental difference from single-uav path planning lies in addressing the core challenge of inter-uav collision avoidance, demanding algorithms capable of handling high-dimensional, coupled constraints. the choice of algorithm is highly dependent on the mission scenario, communication conditions, real-time requirements, and computational resource constraints. for known static global environments, search-based algorithms (e.g., a*, d* lite) and their multi-agent extensions (e.g., mapp) provide a solid foundation [11]. these algorithms typically operate on discrete grid maps and can find a complete and optimal (or suboptimal) path for all uavs. however, their computational complexity increases sharply with the number of uavs, potentially failing to meet real-time planning demands for large fleets. moreover, they often do not adequately account for the continuous dynamic models of uavs. sampling-based algorithms (e.g., rrt, prm) and their asymptotically optimal variants (e.g., rrt) excel at handling high-dimensional continuous state spaces, making them wellsuited for planning complex feasible trajectories for individual uavs. however, directly applying these methods in multi-agent collaboration incurs prohibitively high computational costs. improved approaches—such as parallelized sampling, embedding collision avoidance constraints during sampling, or using them as high-level global planners to provide initial path points for subsequent local planning— are more commonly adopted. currently, the most effective approach for handling dynamic environments and real-time collision avoidance is optimization-based methods, particularly model predictive control (mpc). mpc employs rolling-horizon optimization strategies where, within each control cycle, each drone optimizes its trajectory for a short future time window based on its current state and predictive models, incorporating collision avoidance constraints with other drones as optimization conditions [12]. this approach naturally handles dynamic constraints and real-time disturbances, making it highly suitable for distributed implementations. it allows each drone to autonomously optimize its trajectory while sharing intentions via communication to achieve coordinated avoidance. for tasks like assembly and formation flight in open airspace for ultra-large-scale swarms (e.g., hundreds of drones), rulebased biomimetic algorithms (such as the boid model) offer a lightweight and efficient solution. these methods design simple local interaction rules (e.g., separation, alignment, aggregation) to enable the emergence of complex global coordinated behavior within the swarm. they require no central computation, have low communication demands, and exhibit strong robustness. while not guaranteeing optimality, they achieve remarkable scalability and dynamic adaptability. 4.2. hierarchical fusion: a robust architecture balancing global and local considerations ultimately, algorithm selection lacks a single solution and often requires a layered fusion strategy. a common architecture employs a top-level global planner (e.g., a* or rrt*) to generate coarse collision-free reference paths for each drone, while a bottom-level local planner (e.g., mpc) handles real-time tracking, dynamic obstacle avoidance, and finegrained inter-vehicle adjustments. this combination balances global efficiency with local reactivity, representing the most robust and widely adopted solution in engineering practice [13]. 5. integrated approaches for multiuav task allocation and path planning 5.1. three classic integration approaches: sequential, iterative, and joint integrated approaches for multi-uav task assignment and path planning are central to resolving their strong coupling, hinging on accurately estimating and feeding back task execution costs (primarily determined by path length/time). based on integration depth, three classic methods emerge [14]. sequential integration is the most intuitive and widely adopted method. it employs a serial workflow of either "allocate first, then plan" or "plan first, then allocate." the former approach assigns tasks first (typically based on simplified cost assumptions, such as straight-line distance) before performing detailed path planning for the assigned task sequence. the latter calculates precise path costs for all possible "uav-task" pairs to form a cost matrix, then allocates tasks based on this matrix. 58 sequential methods are simple to implement but suffer from potential suboptimal solutions due to inaccurate cost estimates. they may even require reallocation if path conflicts are discovered during planning. as shown in figure 1. figure 1. flowchart of the improved cbba algorithm iterative integration improves upon sequential methods by introducing feedback loops. its typical workflow proceeds as follows: first, tasks are assigned based on initial cost estimates. detailed path planning then calculates precise costs. if significant discrepancies between precise costs and initial estimates are detected, or if unsolvable conflicts arise during planning, the new cost information is fed back to the assignment module for re-allocation. this process iterates cyclically until the solution converges or meets specified criteria. while iterative methods enhance overall performance, they increase computational time and complexity. joint integration represents the most comprehensive yet complex approach. it unifies task assignment (discrete decision variables) and path planning (continuous variables) within a unified mathematical framework for simultaneous optimization, typically modeled as a mixed-integer linear programming or mixed-integer nonlinear programming problem. this approach theoretically achieves global optimality by directly incorporating full path constraints and collision avoidance requirements during allocation. however, due to its extremely high computational complexity, it remains applicable only to scenarios with small-scale uavs and limited tasks, making large-scale implementation in practical engineering challenging. 5.2. two practical engineering paradigms: market mechanisms and hierarchical architectures beyond the aforementioned approaches, market-based distributed coordination has gained significant practical traction, exemplified by consensus-based auction algorithms. in this method, task assignment and path cost calculation are tightly intertwined: each drone must invoke its local path planner in real-time to compute the precise incremental cost of executing a task while "bidding" for it. through multiple rounds of distributed negotiation, the swarm ultimately achieves an overall optimal allocation scheme based on precise path costs. this approach inherently combines distributed and iterative elements, offering advantages of high robustness and strong scalability. finally, in practical system design, hierarchical integration represents a common engineering compromise. 59 the system is divided into a decision layer and an execution layer: the decision layer performs coarse-grained task allocation and generates a global reference path for each drone based on approximate costs; the execution layer handles local real-time planning, finely managing dynamic constraints and sudden collision avoidance, and requests reallocation or adjustment from the decision layer when execution deviations become excessive. this architecture balances global optimality and real-time computational efficiency, serving as an effective strategy for tackling complex real-world environments. table 2. comparison of task allocation and path planning integration methods (reference: kulkarni & srivastava, 2022) [15] integrated approach degree of coupling computational complexity communication requirement optimality applicable scale sequential low low low low to medium small to medium scale iterative medium medium medium medium to high medium-scale combined high high high high small-scale distributed market mechanism medium to high medium medium medium to high medium to large scale stratified medium medium~low low~medium medium large-scale integration methods coupling level computational complexity communication requirements optimality applicable scale 6. conclusion task allocation and path planning in multi-uav collaborative systems are key technologies for achieving swarm intelligence, and their coordinated optimization is crucial for enhancing overall system performance. this paper systematically explores task allocation algorithms, path planning methods, and the selection and design of integrated strategies around this core issue, aiming to provide theoretical support and solutions for practical applications of large-scale heterogeneous uav swarms. research indicates a strong coupling between task allocation and path planning, making isolated optimization incapable of achieving global optimality. task allocation algorithms must be flexibly selected based on application scale, dynamics, and communication conditions: centralized optimization suits small-scale static environments; distributed algorithms (e.g., consensus auctions) excel in scalability and robustness; while meta-heuristic algorithms excel at handling complex multi-objective constrained problems. for path planning, environmental characteristics, real-time requirements, and computational resources must be comprehensively considered: search-based algorithms suit static global planning; sampling-based methods excel in highdimensional spaces; model predictive control (mpc) effectively handles dynamic environments and real-time collision avoidance; while bio-inspired algorithms provide lightweight solutions for ultra-large-scale fleets. regarding ensemble methods, sequential, iterative, and joint approaches each possess distinct advantages and limitations. sequential methods offer simplicity but may yield suboptimal results, iterative methods enhance performance through feedback loops yet increase computational burden, while joint methods achieve theoretical optimality at the cost of computational complexity. market-based distributed ensemble and hierarchical ensemble methods represent effective engineering compromises, balancing robustness, scalability, and real-time performance, particularly suited for complex dynamic environments. the proposed collaborative optimization framework, integrating hierarchical planning with spatiotemporal constraints, achieves 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(2022). a review of distributed and integrated multi-robot task and motion planning. autonomous intelligent systems, 2(1), 1-16. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 42 research on a sac‐based algorithm for uav autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance zewen cui * college of intelligent systems science and engineering, harbin engineering university, harbin, heilongjiang province, 150001, china * corresponding author email: cuizewan_123@163.com abstract: the traditional reinforcement learning algorithms face the problems of poor complex spatial adaptability and inefficient exploration in the autonomous uav pathfinding and obstacle avoidance tasks in three-dimensional unknown environments. to this end, this paper combines the dynamically decaying𝜀-greedy exploration strategy, the dynamic learning rate adjustment mechanism and the offline strategy sac (soft actor-critic) algorithm based on the maximum entropy reinforcement learning framework, and proposes an autonomous pathfinding and obstacle avoidance algorithm based on sac, aiming to enhance the obstacle avoidance ability of uavs in complex environments.𝜀-greedy exploration strategy promotes exploration in the early stage of training and exploitation in the later stage, which helps the intelligent body to find the globally optimal strategy in complex environments and avoids falling into the local optimum in the early stage; the dynamic learning rate adjustment mechanism can refine the strategy and improve the training stability and final performance. the results in the test environment show that this algorithm makes the uav collision rate decrease significantly, and the timeout rate is close to 0, which effectively enhances the algorithm's adaptability and stability to the environment. keywords: unmanned aircraft; obstacle avoidance; sac; autonomous navigation. 1. introduction in recent years, the basic research as well as practical application of unmanned aerial vehicles (uav) has been gradually and widely emphasized by scholars at home and abroad[1] . with the in-depth research in the field of optimal control theory, new sensor technology and artificial intelligence, the autonomous flight technology of uav is also developing vigorously. at present, uavs have been widely used in military, civil and commercial fields, such as military reconnaissance, disaster monitoring, express delivery, aerial photography, etc.[2] . therefore, how uavs can efficiently and accurately avoid obstacles and reach the end point in these complex scenarios is still an important issue. for uav autonomous obstacle avoidance technology, researchers have proposed a variety of algorithms, which can be roughly categorized into traditional path planning algorithms and reinforcement learning algorithms. traditional path planning methods are divided into graph search-based path planning algorithms, sampling-based path planning algorithms and artificial potential field methods. although graph search-based path planning algorithms (e.g., a* algorithm, dijkstra's algorithm, etc.) perform well in static environments, they tend to lack flexibility and adaptability in complex and uncertain environments, and are highly dependent on environmental information [3, 4] samplingbased methods (e.g., rrt) are effective in realizing obstacle avoidance navigation through the asymptotic optimality property, but such algorithms rely on random sampling resulting in low efficiency [5]. artificial potential field method by constructing an artificial potential field the target and obstacles are regarded as objects with gravitational and repulsive forces on the uav respectively, and the uav moves along the combined force of gravitational and repulsive forces, this algorithm is a feedback control strategy, which is robust to control and sensing errors, but it does not necessarily find the optimal solution [6]. reinforcement learning (rl), as a method in which an agent learns optimal strategies through interaction with the environment, is particularly suitable for tasks where the environment is dynamically changing, the model is unknown, or optimal solutions cannot be directly obtained. therefore, it has gradually been applied in the field of drone path planning. amala sonny et al. proposed a q-learning method based on shortest distance priority strategy to improve the accuracy and efficiency of drone path planning [7]. qi et al. proposed an fd-ppo algorithm based on frequency decomposition, which efficiently guides drones to complete path planning tasks by decomposing rewards into multi-dimensional frequency rewards and then calculating frequency returns [8]. omar bouhamed et al. combined the continuous deep deterministic policy gradient (ddpg) algorithm with drone 3d obstacle avoidance to solve the problem of exploration efficiency in continuous control [9]. luo et al. introduced the priority experience playback mechanism into the td3 algorithm to transform its experience pool, so that the intelligent physical ability can distinguish the priority of different experience samples, thus improving the sampling efficiency and shortening the training time [10]. xue et al. proposed a framework of deep rl and developed a value network that integrates crowd and static obstacle information, utilizing spatiotemporal reasoning and lidar data to help the agent effectively understand the surrounding environment [11]. in summary, this paper takes the autonomous uav pathfinding and obstacle avoidance task in a threedimensional unknown environment as the research object, and through the decision-making ability of rl, the uav can autonomously avoid all kinds of static and dynamic obstacles and reach the end point. specifically, this paper first establishes the markov decision-making process of autonomous uav navigation task, designs the non-sparse reward function, and realizes the autonomous pathfinding and obstacle avoidance of uav based on sac algorithm, based on which, this paper introduces the dynamically decayingε 43 greedy exploring strategy, and adds the dynamic learning rate adjustment mechanism, so that the uav can explore a wider action space and improve the stability of the training, and finally, compare and validate its performance with other algorithms in the testing environment. 2. automatic obstacle avoidance algorithm based on reinforcement learning 2.1. markov decision process reinforcement learning (rl) is a method that emphasizes the ability of an intelligent body to maximize its expected benefits by acting based on its environment. the agent interacts with the environment through policy-driven actions, generates new data, and then uses the new data to modify its own action strategies, and so on iteratively optimizes its strategies until it learns the action strategies needed to complete the task. since the current state generated by the intelligent body interacting with the environment contains useful information needed for future prediction, and the state generated in the past is irrelevant for prediction, which satisfies markov property, reinforcement learning can be described as markov decision process (mdp). markov decision process is denoted as <s, a, p, r, γ>, where s is the set of state space; a is the set of action space; p is the state transfer probability,𝑃 𝔼 𝑆 𝑠 |𝑆 𝑠, 𝐴 𝑎 ；r is the reward function,𝑅 , 𝐸 𝑅 ∣ 𝑠 𝑠, 𝑎 𝑎 ;γ is the discount factor, the ultimate goal of this process is to find the strategy with the greatest payoff among the various strategies π. the process is based on a set of strategies π, which is the most efficient one. the strategies satisfy the function𝜋 𝑎 ∣ 𝑠 𝑝 𝐴 𝑎 ∣ 𝑆 𝑠 . the task of this paper is to let the uav interact with the environment during flight, avoid various static and dynamic obstacles without collision, and finally reach the target point successfully. due to the local observability of the environment, the task can be modeled as a partiallyobservable markov decision-making process, which can be incorporated into the framework of reinforcement learning by considering the use of environment observations instead of complete state quantities. 2.2. sac algorithm framework sac (soft actor-critic) is an off-policy actor-critic deep reinforcement learning algorithm grounded in the maximum entropy framework, wherein the actor jointly maximizes expected reward and policy entropy, i.e., completing the task as randomly as possible [12] [13]. maximizing entropy allows the strategy to be motivated to explore the space more extensively, capturing multiple near-optimal behavioral patterns while abandoning apparently unpromising pathways, making the model more robust in the face of disturbances. the sac algorithm framework is shown in figure 1 and contains the intelligences, the environment, the experience buffer pool, one policy network, two evaluation networks and two goal evaluation networks. figure 1. sac algorithm framework actor network is used to output mean 𝜇 and standard deviation𝜎 conditioned on current state 𝑠 . the policy𝜋 ⋅∣ 𝑠 is usually modeled as a gaussian distribution with mean𝜇and standard deviation 𝜎 . actions are sampled by reparameterization, and the intelligent body receives a reward𝑟 after executing the action𝑎 , and the state changes to 𝑠 +1. since the sac algorithm takes into account the maximum entropy of the output action, the policy optimization objective formula with entropy regularization is: 𝐽 𝜋 𝔼 , 𝛾 𝑟 𝑠 , 𝑎 𝛼𝐻 𝜋 ⋅∣ 𝑠 (1) where 𝐻 𝜋 ⋅∣ 𝑠 is the entropy of the strategy in the state 𝑠 ,𝐻 𝜋 ⋅∣ 𝑠 𝑙𝑜𝑔𝜋 ⋅∣ 𝑠 ,𝛾is discount factor, and α is an automatically adjustable temperature coefficient that regulates the entropy-reward trade-off to modulate optimal policy stochasticity. the critic network is used to estimate the expected cumulative reward (including the entropy reward) for a given state and action.sac uses two critic networks and the 44 corresponding target network to reduce the overestimation bias. the network outputs two q-values based on the 𝑠 , 𝑎 of the intelligent body, and the minimum of the two q-values is taken as the target value when updating, which provides a more conservative estimation. the q-function equation is: 𝑄 𝑠 , 𝑎 𝑟 𝑠 , 𝑎 𝛾 𝔼 𝑉 𝑠 (2) 𝑉 𝑠 is the state-value function that represents the value at 𝑠 . the state-value function formula is: 𝑉 𝑠 𝔼 ∼ 𝑄 𝑠 , 𝑎 𝛼 log 𝜋 𝑎 ∣ 𝑠 (3) in addition, sac constructs a critic target network with the same structure as the critic network but with different parameters, which outputs the target 𝑄 value, and then obtains the target value𝑦 , which improves the stability of neural network training.the critic target network also takes the smallest of the two 𝑄 values as the target value at the time of updating, which mitigates overestimation bias at the time of training.the loss function of the critic network adopts the bellman equation's mean-square error: 𝐿 𝜃 𝔼 , , , ∼ 𝑄 𝑠 , 𝑎 𝑦 (4) the target value 𝑦 calculation formula: 𝑦 𝑟 𝛾 min , 𝑄 𝑠 , 𝑎 𝛼 log 𝜋 𝑎 ∣ 𝑠 (5) the loss function of actor network is: 𝐿 𝜑 𝔼 ∼ 𝔼 ∼ 𝛼 log 𝜋 𝑎 ∣ 𝑠 𝑄 𝑠 , 𝑎 (6) according to the loss functions lq(θ) and 𝐿 𝜑 , the parameters of actor network and critic network 𝜃, 𝜑 are updated inversely, and the parameter 𝜃 of critic target network is softly updated:𝜃 ← 𝜏𝜃 1 𝜏 𝜃, and the softly update coefficient 𝜏 is 0.005. sac automatically adjusts the temperature coefficient𝛼 so that the entropy of the strategy is close to the target entropy. the loss function is: 𝐿 𝛼 𝔼 ∼ 𝛼 log 𝜋 𝑎 ∣ 𝑠 𝐻 (7) h is the target entropy, which is usually set to the negative action dimension, and automatic adjustment is achieved by minimizing the entropy loss. 3. experimental design 3.1. experimental scene due to its small size and convenient features, uav is often used to perform tasks in complex three-dimensional space. in order to better simulate the real environment, this paper designs a diversified flight scene containing static and dynamic obstacles, and the specific settings are as follows: (1) experimental environment: the spatial size of the environment in this paper is set to60m 60m 30m, while the flight altitude of the uav is limited to no less than 0.5m, and the safety distance is set to 2m, and different obstacles are introduced into this environment to enhance the spatial complexity. (2) obstacle setting: in order to simulate the complex environment in reality, this paper sets up 5 static obstacles and 8 dynamic obstacles as shown in figure 2, in which the dynamic obstacles include the motion of circular motion, spiral motion, compound periodic motion, asymmetric motion, straight line + fluctuation, and other kinds of complex trajectories (the motion trajectory is shown in figure 3), and the radii and speeds of these obstacles vary, and randomly select 5 static obstacles and 8 dynamic obstacles from them when training. five static obstacles and five dynamic obstacles are randomly selected for training, so as to further test the autonomous obstacle avoidance ability of the uav. figure 2. various types of obstacle figure 3. dynamic obstacle trajectory (3) uav flight task: the initial coordinates of the uav are (10,10,5) m, and the endpoint coordinates are (50,50,10)m. the uav needs to start from the starting point, fly and avoid all kinds of obstacles, and arrive at the endpoint without collision. 3.2. strategy network design the input dimension of the strategy network is the same as the state dimension, and the hidden layer adopts two layers of full connectivity (256 neurons per layer), processing the input state vector through the relu activation function. the output layer adopts a two-branch output structure: one branch generates the action mean𝜇, and the other branch generates the bounded logarithmic standard deviation log 𝜎 ∈ 20,2 , which constructs the action probability distribution. a stochastic strategy is used in the action sampling phase: sampling from a gaussian distribution is processed by tanh transformation and physical constraints, and the modified log probability is computed to compensate for the change in probability density caused by the tanh transformation. meanwhile, the strategy network integrates a safety mechanism: when the distance to the obstacle is detected to be less than 80% of the safety threshold, it immediately 45 switches to a preset emergency obstacle avoidance action library. this action library contains five sets of evasive actions (e.g., left turn, right turn, dive, tilt, and climb) for obstacles in different directions, which achieve rapid extrication through thrust reinforcement. in addition, this experiment introduces an exploration strategy in the normal decision-making process: 10% probability of completely randomized actions (𝜀-greedy), and the remaining 90% adds attenuated gaussian noise (noisy at the early stage of training and gradually reduced at the later stage) to the network output actions, thus helping the intelligent body to find the globally optimal strategy in a complex environment, and avoiding falling into the local optimum at an early stage. on this basis, this paper utilizes the lambdal r scheduler to achieve dynamic adjustment of the learning rate: by fast learning in the early stage and fine tuning in the later stage, the strategy is refined to improve the training stability and final performance. this architecture enables uavs to realize safe navigation in dynamic obstacle environments while obeying the laws of physics. 3.3. state space design in this paper, a 15-dimensional state space is designed, which consists of three parts: the first part is the uav's own normalized 3d position x, y, z , the second part is the uav's own normalized 3d velocity v , v , v , and the third part is the relative positions of the three nearest obstacles, each contributing three dimensions, for a total of 9 dimensions. based on the working principle of analog sensors, this paper adopts the design of prioritizing just-in obstacles, while reducing the computational complexity and ensuring the stability of the neural network structure. 3.4. action space design in order to ensure the maneuverability of the uav in complex environments, this paper designs the continuous action space to meet the demand. as shown in table 1, the three-axis continuous control volume is mapped to the threedimensional continuous space, which simulates the maneuverability of the uav in the real environment. table 1. action space table maneuver range of maneuver description vx -1.5m/s,1.5m/s x velocity vy -1.5m/s,1.5m/s y velocity vz 0.0m/s,1.5m/s z velocity 3.5. reward function design the reward function is a core element in defining environmental feedback in reinforcement learning, which directly affects the performance of learning algorithms. the objective of this study is to enable the uav to avoid various static and dynamic obstacles and reach the end point safely in a complex environment. based on the above objectives, this paper designs a non-sparse reward function to form a safe navigation strategy through progressive reward gradient and asymmetric punishment mechanism, and at the same time with stagnation detection to prevent the training from falling into a local optimum, to guide the uav to explore the environment more efficiently and to improve the convergence. the specific design is as follows: (1) base navigation reward to guide uav navigation toward targets, the reward scales inversely with distance: positive incentives when approaching the goal and negative penalties when moving away, i.e., the uav is incentivized to move towards the target point by successive distance differences, so the distance reward formula is: 𝑅 𝑑 𝑑 (8) where 𝑑 and 𝑑 denote the euclidean distance to the target at the previous and current moment respectively. (2) target area enhancement bonus the uav tends to rotate around the target point as it approaches it instead of reaching the end point directly, so it needs to be given an additional gradient reward to promote accurate navigation. specifically: 𝑅 10 3 𝑑 𝑑 3 20 2 𝑑 𝑑 2 200 𝑇𝑒𝑟𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑎𝑡𝑒 𝑟𝑜𝑢𝑛𝑑 𝑑 1 (9) at 𝑑 3 , a target attraction zone is established to attract the drone towards the target point; at 𝑑 2, the reward strength is increased to reinforce end guidance so that the drone reaches the end point more quickly; at 𝑑 1, the drone reaches the end point and the round ends. (3) obstacle constraint penalty inversely penalize the drone when it approaches an obstacle; when it collides with an obstacle, give a larger penalty and end the round. the details are as follows: 𝑅 20 𝑇𝑒𝑟𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑎𝑡𝑒 𝑟𝑜𝑢𝑛𝑑 𝑑 2.0 2 𝑑 2.0 𝑑 3.5 (10) where 𝑑 represents the distance between the drone and the nearest obstacle, set 2.0 𝑑 3.5 area as the caution area, and set 𝑑 2.0 as the collision area. (4) hover penalty the drone may accumulate navigation rewards by hovering, so it is set that when the maximum distance moved by the drone in 20 consecutive steps is less than 0.1, the drone is considered to be in a hovering state and a hovering penalty is given to it. the specifics are as follows: r 10 𝛥𝑑 0.1 (11) where 𝛥𝑑 is the maximum distance difference of 20 consecutive steps. in summary, the final reward function is: 𝑅 𝑅 𝑅 𝑅 𝑅 (12) 4. simulation and analysis 4.1. algorithm parameter setting the algorithm parameters used in this paper are shown in table 2, in which the exploration rate is linearly decaying, which is convenient for the uav to explore the state space with a larger probability at the beginning of the training to avoid falling into the local optimum too early, and stabilize policies throughout later phases then improve the efficiency. 4.2. experimental analysis to evaluate algorithmic performance, this paper trains and tests the sac algorithm with ddpg and td3 in the simulation environment [14, 15]. at the beginning of training, the initial reward is set to zero, and when the uav flies to the end point or close to the obstacle, it will be rewarded and penalized accordingly. since the reward value is the sum of the rewards obtained at each step, a larger reward value indicates a higher probability of the uav avoiding obstacles and reaching the end point, i.e., a better learned strategy. since 46 the obstacle avoidance task may end early at a later stage, or the penalty for collision is not enough to offset the accumulated rewards resulting in a reward value that does not reflect the real situation well, this paper chooses the average reward value calculated by the 50-round sliding average method as the evaluation index to eliminate the above interference. table 2. algorithm parameters setting table parameter value discount factor γ 0.99 soft update factor 𝜏 0.005 initial α 0.2 experience playback buffer pool 100000 training batch size 128 maximum step size for a single training batch 500 initial exploration rate 0.5 minimum exploration rate 0.01 exploration rate decay coefficient 0.995 figure 4. change curve of average reward value (50-round sliding average) figure 4 shows the average reward value change curve of each algorithm. from the figure, it can be found that the ddpg algorithm reward growth is gentle and smooth, with no significant fluctuations throughout, but the reward value is the lowest, which indicates that the algorithm strategy is conservative, weak in exploration, and prone to falling into local optimization. compared to the ddpg algorithm, the td3 algorithm has a higher average reward value and is smooth in the later stages, reflecting the suppression of action noise by the double q-learning mechanism, but the potential is limited compared to the sac algorithm, which introduces maximum entropy, encourages the exploration of a greater variety of actions, and has a higher efficiency in the complex space, so the reward value rises rapidly from rounds 0 to 750 and has a high reward value after rounds 1400, and through the double q-learning mechanism and soft updates, the performance fluctuation after 1500 rounds is made to be more effective, exhibiting greater stability compared to earlier rounds. this shows that sac algorithm has high sample efficiency, high reward limit, strong adaptability to complex environment, better performance than ddpg algorithm and td3 algorithm, and gives full play to the maneuverability of uav. figure 5 shows the success rate curve of each algorithm per 50 rounds of mission. from the figure, it can be found that the success rate of ddpg fluctuates from 40% to 60%, which indicates that the algorithm is not ideal for this task.td3 algorithm has a lower success rate than ddpg in the first 150 rounds, but the success rate gradually increases in the later rounds and is higher than that of ddpg in most of the cases, with a peak of 76%, which proves the effectiveness of the delayed updating strategy of this algorithm. the success rate of the sac algorithm fluctuates within the range of 70% to 80%, generally outperforming both the ddpg and td3 algorithms. this demonstrates sac's strong capacity for rapid learning, effective adaptation to complex tasks, and superior overall performance. 47 figure 5. success rate change curve in order to further verify the performance of the algorithms, this paper tests each algorithm in the test environment. the starting coordinates of the uav in the testing environment are (10,10,5) m, and the ending coordinates are (50,50,10) m. the static obstacles are set to five, and the dynamic obstacles are increased to seven. the task requires the uav to first start from the starting point, automatically avoid obstacles when encountering obstacles, and finally arrive at the end point without collision. table 3 shows the results of collision rate and timeout rate of each algorithm for 2000 rounds in the test environment. the collision rate represents the ratio of the number of collisions rounds to the total number of rounds, and the timeout rate represents the ratio of the number of rounds that have not reached the end point after taking the whole step length to the total number of rounds. table 3. algorithm results for each metric in the test environment algorithm collision rate timeout rate sac 28.50% 0.00% td3 33.05% 6.15% ddpg 34.60% 9.25% from table 3, it can be found that the collision rate of sac is lower than that of ddpg algorithm and td3 algorithm, and the timeout rate is even 0, which indicates that sac has achieved a good balance between environment exploration and obstacle avoidance decision-making, and further verifies that the algorithm's maximum entropy strategy, 𝜀 -greedy exploration, and double q-learning network design can significantly improve its environment adaptability, so as to find the optimal strategy more quickly and achieve good training results. 5. conclusion in this paper, taking the autonomous uav pathfinding and obstacle avoidance task in a three-dimensional unknown environment as the research background, the sac algorithm is combined with the dynamically decaying 𝜀 -greedy exploration strategy and the dynamic learning rate adjustment mechanism, and a dynamic obstacle avoidance algorithm based on sac for uavs is designed. simulation experiments show that this algorithm can effectively cope with the autonomous obstacle avoidance task of uavs in complex environments, especially in multi-dynamic obstacle environments, and improves the training speed and stability, so that the maneuverability of uavs can be effectively utilized. although the uav can complete the obstacle avoidance task well by the sac algorithm, the collision rate of 28.5% is still high relative to the actual application scenario, in addition, as the performance of the algorithm has not been validated in real environments, its generalization ability still needs further evaluation and 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(2018). addressing function approximation error in actor-critic methods. in international conference on machine learning, pmlr, 15871596. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 139 deep learning in tongue diagnosis for traditional chinese medicine: a review shasha wang, xiaoyi zhao sias university, zhengzhou henan, 451100, china abstract: with the rapid development of artificial intelligence, deep learning has become an important tool in medical image analysis. tongue image analysis is a crucial component of the objectification of tongue diagnosis in traditional chinese medicine (tcm). however, traditional tongue diagnosis methods primarily rely on the experience and judgment of practitioners and can be easily influenced by external environmental factors. therefore, the objectification and standardization of tcm tongue diagnosis has become an inevitable trend in its development. this paper systematically reviews recent research on tongue image analysis based on deep learning, discussing its achievements in tongue image processing and classification, as well as disease diagnosis. it also explores existing issues and future development directions, aiming to provide theoretical references to promote the intelligent advancement of tcm tongue diagnosis. keywords: deep learning; tongue diagnosis; intelligent diagnosis. 1. introduction tongue diagnosis in traditional chinese medicine (tcm) is a time-honored diagnostic method. by observing characteristics such as tongue color, shape, and coating texture, it assists doctors in analyzing and assessing a patient's health status, making it one of the distinctive diagnostic techniques in tcm [1]. the tongue manifestations not only reflect the patient's internal health condition but also provide information related to various diseases. tcm practitioners evaluate a patient's health by examining the tongue body, including surface patterns and sublingual veins [2]. however, traditional tongue diagnosis heavily relies on the subjective experience of doctors, making the diagnostic results susceptible to individual variations among practitioners. the lack of standardized and objective criteria has limited its widespread application and promotion in modern medicine. consequently, research on the standardization of tongue diagnosis has gained increasing attention in recent years [3]. by incorporating artificial intelligence algorithms, traditional tcm tongue diagnosis has been combined with computer image processing techniques to achieve qualitative and quantitative analysis of tongue images [4]. nowadays, the advancement of computer science and technology has made it possible to design automated tongue diagnosis systems based on image processing and pattern recognition [5]. machine learning algorithms, including support vector machines (svm), random forest (rf), and principal component analysis (pca), have been applied to study tongue image characteristics such as color, texture, and shape [6]. traditional image classification algorithms generally perform well on simple tasks but often yield unsatisfactory results in more complex scenarios [7-8].with the rapid progress of artificial intelligence, deep learning techniques have become increasingly sophisticated, driving fundamental transformations in the field of tcm research. liu et al. [9] employed a deep learning-based approach, using preprocessed image feature maps as network inputs, to successfully classify diabetic patients and healthy control groups. in clinical applications, many researchers have explored the standardization and quantification of tongue diagnosis and related fields. for instance, sun [10] proposed a convolutional neural network-based method that extracts features by analyzing the entire tongue image, eliminating the constraints of fixed thresholds. this approach utilizes gradient-weighted class activation mapping for classification and generates localization maps highlighting tooth-marked regions. experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of this method. deep learning, as a crucial branch of machine learning, is based on deep neural networks and possesses powerful capabilities for automatic feature extraction and pattern recognition. in recent years, deep learning has achieved breakthrough progress in fields such as image recognition, speech processing, and natural language processing, demonstrating exceptional capabilities in handling complex data. tongue manifestations in traditional chinese medicine (tcm) are essentially image-based information, providing an ideal application scenario for deep learning technology. introducing deep learning into tcm tongue diagnosis is expected to overcome the limitations of traditional diagnostic methods, enabling precise extraction and analysis of tongue features. this advancement will promote the modernization and intelligent development of tcm tongue diagnosis. 2. application of deep learning in tcm tongue diagnosis currently, in the research on the automation of tcm tongue diagnosis, many scholars have conducted relatively mature work in various aspects such as tongue image acquisition, tongue image preprocessing, tongue segmentation, and quantification of tongue features. the main processing flow of tongue diagnosis automation can be summarized into the following steps [11]: first, collect tongue diagnosis images and perform preprocessing, including color correction and data augmentation. next, apply deep learning techniques for tongue segmentation and tongue feature classification. then, infer tcm syndromes based on the tcm tongue diagnosis knowledge base. finally, the system provides corresponding 140 tcm diagnostic recommendations. this workflow combines image processing and deep learning methods, aiming to improve the automation level and accuracy of tongue diagnosis. 2.1. application of deep learning in tongue image segmentation tongue image segmentation and classification are critical tasks in medical image processing, holding significant potential for application in traditional chinese medicine (tcm) tongue diagnosis. tongue segmentation is one of the most crucial steps in automated tongue diagnosis, as it isolates the tongue from the background, reducing interference from lips, teeth, and other factors, thereby improving the accuracy of tongue image classification. early tongue segmentation methods primarily relied on image processing techniques such as edge detection and threshold segmentation. however, these approaches often performed poorly in complex environments. in recent years, deep learning methods have demonstrated superior performance in tongue image segmentation. li et al. [12] proposed a cnn-based framework for tongue feature classification, employing an improved facial landmark detection method and u-net [13] to accomplish tongue segmentation. finally, resnet-34 was used as the backbone network to extract and classify features from tongue images, enhancing segmentation accuracy and robustness. huang et al. [14] introduced an improved u-net-based tongue segmentation method to address the limitations of traditional techniques in accuracy and efficiency. by optimizing the network architecture and introducing a novel loss function, their study demonstrated the superiority of this approach in tongue image segmentation through comparative experiments and quantitative analysis, showing significant improvements in segmentation precision and robustness. yan et al. [15] utilized deep learning-based segmentation techniques to identify tongue cracks. first, tongue images were preprocessed and enhanced to improve quality. then, a deep convolutional neural network (cnn) was designed to automatically segment crack regions in tongue images. through extensive training on annotated data, the model was optimized, significantly improving crack recognition accuracy. kusakunniran w [16] proposed an enhanced u-net architecture incorporating upsampling components and multiscale feature fusion to improve segmentation accuracy of tongue regions. the model was trained and tested on multiple tongue image datasets, demonstrating superior precision and robustness in tongue segmentation tasks. this work not only provides an effective auxiliary tool for tcm tongue diagnosis but also highlights the application potential of deep learning in medical image processing. wu[17] developed an efficient network architecture combining transformer and u-net to enhance segmentation accuracy of tongue coating regions. by integrating multi-scale feature extraction and self-attention mechanisms into the input images, their method significantly improved the capture capability for complex tongue coating features. peng[18] introduced cranet (convolutional residual attention network), a novel model integrating cnn with attention mechanisms for simultaneous tongue segmentation and classification. the framework employs convolutional residual (cr) blocks to automatically segment tongue regions, extract diagnostic features, and classify tongue images, thereby improving the objectivity and accuracy of tongue diagnosis. experimental results confirmed cranet's high performance in both segmentation and classification tasks, offering new technological solutions for automating tcm tongue diagnosis and promoting the integration of traditional medicine with modern computational techniques. 2.2. deep learning applications in tongue image classification the complexity and fine-grained nature of tongue segmentation pose significant challenges in tongue image classification, with these two tasks being highly correlated. xu et al. [19] proposed a multi-task joint learning model that simultaneously performs segmentation and classification of tongue images. their deep neural network architecture processes both segmentation and feature classification tasks within a unified framework. by leveraging shared feature learning, the model effectively improves segmentation and classification accuracy while reducing training time. many studies on tongue image classification employ transfer learning [20-21], typically first pre-training networks on large datasets or other medical datasets. these pre-trained models are then transferred to tongue image classification tasks and fine-tuned to meet specific task requirements. ultimately, only a small amount of medical data is needed to retrain the fully connected layers, significantly improving the network's classification performance. chen et al. [22] proposed a similar sparse domain adaptation method for tongue diagnosis modeling, which classifies input tongue images and marks representative lesions and other abnormalities as auxiliary references for final multiclassification, effectively simulating tcm diagnosis. wang et al. [23] initialized the network with pre-trained weights and fine-tuned it, using a resnet-34 network structure to extract features and perform classification. this model can be generalized to images captured by other devices, demonstrating strong generalization capability, and provides an objective, convenient computer-aided tongue diagnosis method from an informatics perspective for tracking disease progression and evaluating pharmacological effects. song et al. [24] extracted tongue features using pre-trained resnet and inception-v3 networks, rewriting the original network's output layer with global average pooling and fully connected layers to obtain classification results. deep learning models typically require large-scale tongue image datasets for training. however, certain categories of tongue images are scarce, making deep learning approaches inapplicable. moreover, collecting extensive tongue image datasets is prohibitively costly and impractical for clinical applications. qiu [25] proposed a novel algorithmic framework to effectively address the issue of limited data samples by leveraging meta-learning principles to enhance model learning capability under few-shot conditions. through targeted task design and training strategies, this method can rapidly adapt to new tongue image categories while achieving high recognition accuracy with limited data. xiao et al. [26] utilized pre-trained deep learning models to extract texture features from tongue coating images and improved classification performance via ensemble modeling. this approach effectively overcomes traditional challenges in image analysis, including insufficient data and feature extraction difficulties. dai et al. [27] employed an autoencoder architecture to efficiently extract features from tongue images and performed concept alignment to optimize feature representation. this method automatically learns 141 critical features in tongue images and enhances their discriminative power across different tongue classification tasks. 3. disease diagnosis and classification in disease diagnosis, researchers have employed deep learning models to identify specific diseases, such as diabetes or coronary heart disease (chd), through tongue image analysis. studies indicate that deep learning models demonstrate high accuracy and reliability in tongue imagebased recognition and diagnosis for certain diseases. qiao [28] developed an intelligent tongue diagnosis model based on tongue images to improve the diagnostic accuracy of gastrointestinal diseases. this model utilizes deep learning techniques to analyze patients' tongue images, extracting and identifying features associated with various gastrointestinal disorders, including tongue coating color, shape, and texture. research shows that this intelligent model can effectively classify and diagnose multiple gastrointestinal diseases, such as gastritis and dyspepsia, achieving high accuracy and reliability in multiple experiments. by integrating with traditional diagnostic methods, the model serves as an auxiliary decision-making tool for physicians, enhancing clinical diagnostic efficiency and accuracy. this study highlights the potential of modern technology in traditional chinese medicine (tcm) tongue diagnosis, advancing the development of intelligent healthcare. with recent advancements in chd prediction systems, classification has become increasingly crucial [29], and deep learning has improved the accuracy of these systems. li et al. [30] investigated an auxiliary diagnostic method for chd based on tongue image features. their approach employs deep learning for object detection, image segmentation, and feature extraction to assist in chd diagnosis. to address data scarcity, the study further integrates text information related to tongue patterns into a multimodal network that combines textual and visual features. this innovative method enhances chd prediction accuracy in small datasets, with experimental results showing an accuracy of 80.89% and a recall rate of 81.33%, demonstrating the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed approach in chd diagnosis. reference [31] investigated the application of the deepnetx2 deep learning framework for diabetes diagnosis, with particular emphasis on model interpretability. the study trained the deepnetx2 model using a dataset incorporating multiple clinical features to improve the accuracy and reliability of diabetes prediction. additionally, techniques such as feature importance analysis and visualization tools were employed to enhance model transparency, enabling healthcare professionals to better understand the prediction rationale. experimental results demonstrated that deepnetx2 outperformed traditional models in diabetes diagnosis. zhang et al. [32] addressed the challenge of diabetes detection based on sublingual vein analysis by introducing color descriptors. they proposed a multi-feature learning method incorporating the hilbert-schmidt independence criterion (hsic) and euclidean distance to enhance cross-modal feature representation. their approach achieved an impressive 93.38% accuracy in diabetes detection. jiang et al. [33] analyzed tongue image characteristics from 1,778 participants (831 in the non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (nafld) group and 947 in the non-nafld group). by integrating quantitative tongue image features, demographic data, and serological indicators, they employed multiple neural network algorithms, including logistic regression, gradient boosting decision trees (gbdt), and adaptive boosting (adaboost), for nafld diagnosis. the logistic regression-based diagnostic model achieved the best fusion performance, attaining an 81.70% accuracy. traditional chinese medicine constitution (tcmc), as one of the important components of tcm theory, has attracted increasing attention from researchers. reference [34] investigated automatic tcm syndrome identification by extracting features from multi-perspective tongue images combined with deep learning methods. the study first collected tongue images from different angles, extracted multiple features such as tongue body color, shape, and coating thickness, and integrated this information using feature fusion techniques to improve recognition accuracy. experimental results showed that this method significantly outperformed traditional single-perspective analysis in both accuracy and stability for syndrome identification, demonstrating its potential application value in tcm diagnosis and providing new insights for future intelligent diagnostics. however, in actual constitution assessment, individuals often exhibit two or more overlapping constitutions. li et al. [35] adopted a multi-label classification method to identify compound constitutions in tongue diagnosis images and compared the feature extraction performance of different networks. jiang et al. [36] conducted image quality assessment on tongue diagnosis images, followed by color correction and tongue segmentation. they extracted and analyzed features including tongue color, texture, and shape, performed constitution classification by integrating these tongue image features, and finally developed tcm treatment plans based on the classification results. 4. challenges and issues 4.1. data quality and scale tcm tongue diagnosis faces significant challenges in standardized data collection. variations in imaging devices, environmental conditions, and capture angles lead to inconsistent data quality, adversely affecting the training performance of deep learning models. additionally, annotating tongue images requires specialized tcm knowledge, which introduces subjectivity and inter-annotator variability due to the lack of unified labeling standards. this further compromises the accuracy and reliability of the data. moreover, the current dataset size remains relatively small, failing to meet the demand for large-scale data in deep learning, thereby limiting model generalization and performance improvement. 4.2. model interpretability deep learning models are often regarded as "black boxes," with decision-making processes that are difficult to interpret. this opacity reduces trust among doctors and patients in the diagnostic results, hindering the clinical adoption of deep learning technology. therefore, increased efforts should be directed toward interpretability research, exploring effective explainable algorithms and tools to help clinicians better understand model decisions, thereby improving acceptance and trust in ai-assisted systems. 4.3. integration with tcm theory currently, deep learning models in tongue diagnosis applications tend to focus on data-driven analysis while 142 lacking deep integration with tcm theory. this limits the ability to fully uncover the underlying tcm pathological mechanisms reflected in tongue features. future research should emphasize incorporating tcm theoretical knowledge into deep learning models to provide theoretical explanations for tongue analysis results, promoting both the preservation and innovation of tcm tongue diagnosis. 5. future development trends 5.1. multimodal data fusion and deep learning integration future research will focus on integrating multimodal data such as tongue images and pulse signals, leveraging deep learning for comprehensive analysis to obtain more holistic health information and improve the accuracy and reliability of tongue diagnosis. additionally, novel model architectures and algorithms need to be explored to address feature alignment and fusion challenges across different data modalities. 5.2. cross-disciplinary collaboration and clinical practice implementation efforts will be intensified to foster collaboration among tcm, computer science, and biomedical engineering, integrating expertise and technologies from these fields to advance the development and innovation of deep learning in tcm tongue diagnosis. large-scale clinical studies will be conducted to validate the efficacy and safety of deep learning applications in tongue diagnosis, while establishing relevant clinical standards and guidelines to facilitate widespread adoption in medical practice. 5.3. development of intelligent tongue diagnosis devices by combining deep learning technology, portable and intelligent tongue diagnosis devices will be developed to enable rapid data acquisition, real-time analysis, and immediate feedback. these devices will empower patients to perform self-monitoring at home and expand the application of tcm tongue diagnosis to primary healthcare and family health management. furthermore, the integration of intelligent tongue diagnosis devices with telemedicine and mobile healthcare will be explored, providing technical support for remote tcm diagnostics. 6. summary deep learning technology has brought new opportunities for the modernization of traditional 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[36] jiang t, hu x j, yao x h, et al. tongue image quality assessment based on a deep convolutional neural network[j]. bmc medical informatics and decision making,2021, 21(1): 114. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 39 high‐resolution inversion of seismic stress fields and dynamic hazard analysis via adaptive physics‐ informed neural networks and ngl gnss data fusion ming chen bishop alemany high school, los angeles, california, usa abstract: proper inversion of the seismic stress field is essential in the studies of fault activity as well as earthquake hazards. the simplified physical models and paucity of observations constrain the traditional methods. the proposed paper offers a new framework, where ann is adaptive physics-informed neural network (adaptive-pinn), which combines high-precision gnss surface velocity field values in the nevada geodetic laboratory (ngl) and in its result, achieves high-resolution inversion of the crustal stress field and dynamic hazard analysis. it uses deep neural networks to build a nonlinear model of geographic coordinates to stress-field parameters and applies physical plausibility through embedded constraints (e.g., stress equilibrium equations and constitutive relations). the adaptive mechanism that is proposed uses the weights of the losses dynamically in such a way that they place more emphasis on regions with large physical residuals, which has a substantial effect on the interpretability and convergence ability. an example of a case study on how global gnss velocity fields can be used to create spatially continuous, high-resolution stress maps and an earthquake hazard index. conclusions indicate that the technique is effective to not only recreate stress concentrations along established active tectonic belts but also possible high risk zones which has created a potent new resource in the process of earthquake dynamics, as well as disaster risk assessment. keywords: adaptive physics-informed neural networks; gnss; stress-field inversion; earthquake hazard; deep learning. 1. introduction 1.1. background and significance this is the crustal stress state, which is the driving force of earthquake nucleation and occurrence. the accurate description of the spatial distribution, magnitude, and direction of regional stress fields is important in the study of fault behavior, seismic potential, and the prediction of places of strong earthquakes. direct data on deep crustal stress are very hard to obtain so inversion of indirect measurements (e.g., focal mechanisms, borehole breakout data) is commonly employed, but frequently has low spatial resolution, non-uniform coverage, or is too expensive. the use of global navigation satellite system (gnss) observations offers long term three dimensional velocity of the surface of wide regions with high precision. surface deformation being a straight reaction to stress concentration and adaptation in the crust, gnss velocity fields make a useful source of data in the inversion of stress fields. conventional inversion techniques based on either the elastic/viscoelastic dislocation theory or continuum mechanics provides replacements of observation in a set of pre-defined physical models. although physically interpretable, they are highly sensitive to simplified assumptions (e.g. homogeneous half-space, simple fault geometry), which are difficult to make realistic in terms of their ability to portray realistic heterogeneity and nonlinear rheology. 1.2. limitations and challenges gnss-based stress inversion presents two fundamental challenges: (1) model limitations. classical physical models also have a tendency to simplify complicated geophysical reality and in most cases, they do not represent well the lithospheric rheology and interaction between the different faults. (2) sparsity and ill-posedness of data. the fact that gnss stations are discrete and uneven makes the reconstruction of a continuous spatial stress field ill-posed hence nonuniqueness and sensitive to measurement noise. although deep learning has shown promise in geoscience for learning nonlinear patterns, purely data-driven models often lack physical constraints[1]. this can lead to physically inconsistent results and poor generalization when applied to unseen regions. 1.3. this study and contributions pinns use the partial differential equations (pdes) of physical systems[2] in the loss function and combines datadriven and physics-driven learning. we suggest a gnssbased inversion of seismic stress field by an adaptive-pinn. some of the significant contributions are: physical limits to a deep degree developing an entire chain of inference between gnss velocities and crustal stress including velocity gradients, strain-rate tensors, stress through linear elasticity of the crust and equilibrium of forces. high-resolution hazard analysis — producing continuous hazard maps by deriving a composite index of earthquake hazard based on multi-stress parameters (e.g. shear stress, von mises stress). 2. theoretical background 2.1. gnss observations and crustal deformation processing gnss observations produces 3-d station coordinate time series, from which we derive velocities in the east (ve), north (vn), and up (vu) directions. in tectonically active areas, long-term deformation signals exceed the background noise, so gnss is highly effective for tracking 40 crustal motion. the surface velocity field v(x, y) reflects the integrated surface response to the subsurface stress field σ(x, y, z). 2.2. continuum mechanics and stress inversion in the continuum mechanics system, the stress field is constrained by the static force-balance (including the body forces). the equations of stress equilibrium when applied in two dimensions are mathematically stated as: ∂𝜎 ∂𝑥 ∂𝜎 ∂𝑦 0, ∂𝜎 ∂𝑥 ∂𝜎 ∂𝑦 0 , 1 where σᵢⱼ are components of the cauchy stress tensor (with σₓᵧ = σᵧₓ). by linking gnss-derived surface strain rates to stress via constitutive relations, one can invert for a stress field consistent with equilibrium. in continuum mechanics, spatial velocity gradients produce strain-rate components. specifically, the infinitesimal strain-rate tensor ε is given by: 𝜖 1 2 ∂𝑣 ∂𝑥 ∂𝑣 ∂𝑥 , 2 where vi are components of the velocity field (e.g., v₁ = ve, v₂ = vn in the horizontal plane). assuming an isotropic linear elastic constitutive model (hooke's law), stress is related to strain by: 𝜎 𝜆 𝛿  𝜖 2 𝜇 𝜖 , 3 where λ and μ are lamé parameters (material constants). the combination of the equilibrium equations and constitutive law (with strain derived from gnss velocities) provides a physically constrained basis for stress-field inversion[3]. 3. adaptive-pinn for seismic stressfield inversion 3.1. network architecture the proposed seismicadaptivepinn model employs a deep fully connected neural network that maps geographic coordinates to target variables. inputs comprise normalized latitude and longitude; the network consists of 6 hidden layers with 64 neurons each and tanh activations. outputs include gnss-derived features (e.g., ve, vn, speed magnitude, direction, and estimated strain rates) used for subsequent stress computation. figure 1. schematic of the adaptive-pinn architecture. the model consists of an input layer taking spatial coordinates, followed by 6 hidden layers with 64 neurons each, and an output layer producing six gnss-derived features (velocity components, magnitude, azimuth, strain rates etc). tanh activations are applied throughout the hidden layers the proposed seismicadaptivepinn integrates a lightweight, parallel adaptive weighting sub-network[4]. given coordinates as input, this sub-network predicts a scalar weight (normalized via a sigmoid function) to amplify loss contributions in locations with larger physical residuals, thereby guiding training attention to physically inconsistent regions. 3.2. embedded physical constraints physical constraints are encoded in a physics-based loss term, lphysics. we enforce that the model's predictions satisfy the stress equilibrium (force-balance) equations as closely as possible. automatic differentiation is used to compute spatial gradients of the predicted velocity field, enabling construction of strain-rate tensors, stress via linear elasticity, and the residuals of the equilibrium equations (i.e., the degree to which force-balance is violated). the physics loss is defined as: 𝐿physics     1 𝑁 𝑤 𝐱   ∥ 𝑅 𝐱 ∥ , 4 where the sum is over nₚ collocation points in the domain. here, r(x) is the vector of pde residuals (i.e., the left-hand side of the equilibrium equations above), and w(x) ∈ (0, 1) is 41 a spatial weighting factor that modulates the loss contribution at each location x. in the adaptive-pinn, w(x) is predicted by an adaptive sub-network to emphasize regions with larger physical residuals. for example, the weight function can be modeled as: 𝑤 𝐱 𝜎 ℎ 𝐱 , 5 where hθ is a trainable function (a small neural network), and σ is the sigmoid activation function that maps outputs to the interval (0, 1). under a residual-based weighting scheme, points that poorly satisfy the physical constraints (e.g., force balance) receive a larger penalty[5]. this directs training toward reducing those violations. 3.3. loss and training strategy the total loss function combines both the data-fitting and physics-based penalty terms, each with appropriate weighting. specifically, the overall pinn loss, ltotal, is formulated as a weighted sum of the data misfit loss ldata—which quantifies the error between predicted and observed gnss quantities— and the physics loss lphysics: 𝐿     𝜆  𝐿    𝜆  𝐿 , 6 where λdata and λphys are weighting coefficients. in our adaptive-pinn framework, these coefficients can be treated as trainable or dynamically adjusted parameters. because it prevents one loss component from dominating the optimization, this adaptive strategy yields faster convergence[6], more stable late-stage training, and closer adherence to physical laws. we train a baseline and an adaptive model side by side, usually with sgd (or a variant), and stop when the overall and component losses converge. 4. experiments and results 4.1. data and preprocessing we use gnss horizontal velocity fields from ngl as inputs to the inversion. preprocessing involves removing outliers; transforming coordinates and standardizing variables (e.g., z-scaling latitude and longitude to limit scale effects); and constructing features—such as speed magnitude and azimuth from ve and vn—to serve as network training targets. these steps yield clean, normalized, and feature-rich data for the adaptive-pinn models. figure 2. gnss horizontal velocity magnitude and vector field derived from ngl observations. the left panel shows the spatial distribution of gnss station horizontal velocity magnitudes (mm yr⁻¹), while the right panel presents the corresponding horizontal velocity vectors. arrows indicate both the magnitude and direction of surface motion, with longer arrows representing higher ground velocities associated with active crustal deformation across major fault zones. 4.2. training and comparison training seismicadaptivepinn uses the prepared dataset, with both data and physics losses tracked. relative to the baseline, the adaptive-pinn shows a smoother, faster loss decline and reaches a lower final value, indicating better stability and efficiency. the residual-driven weighting, in particular, speeds the drop in physics loss without noticeably harming the data fit. altogether, adaptive-pinn converges efficiently and achieves high accuracy on both data and physics constraints [7]. 4.3. stress-field inversion outcomes after training, we evaluate the model on a regular grid across the study area to obtain stress-field quantities, producing high-resolution parameter maps. the adaptivepinn’s inferred maximum shear stress shows strong concentrations that trace major active faults; these highs coincide with mapped tectonic belts [8] and zones of historical seismicity, and are sharply resolved. the spatial patterns match regional tectonics and seismicity, indicating that adaptive weighting recovers fine-scale stress structure. by steering attention to difficult areas (e.g., near fault discontinuities), the method yields more detailed and geologically coherent stress inversions. the total loss (blue), physics loss (red), and data loss (green) are shown across training rounds. the adaptive weighting mechanism effectively reduces physical residuals while stabilizing data fitting, leading to faster and more balanced convergence. 4.4. earthquake hazard analysis in addition to the stress-field inversion we are able to obtain a composite earthquake hazard index to determine areas of high seismic risk. this is a hazard index, ih, calculated using several stress-related parameters, mostly the maximum shear stress and the von mises equivalent stress, which is a measure of the accrued tectonic stress as well as the possible failure [9]. 42 figure 3. training loss curve of the adaptive-pinn model. first, we obtain the maximum shear stress, τmax, from the stress tensor field (representing the largest shear acting at a point), and the von mises stress, σvm, which is a scalar quantity that combines all stress components. for a two-dimensional stress state, these quantities are defined as: 𝜏     𝜎 𝜎 2 𝜎 , 7 𝜎      𝜎 𝜎 𝜎  𝜎 3 𝜎   , 8 where σxx, σyy, and σxy are the components of the predicted stress tensor in the horizontal plane, assuming plane stress conditions. high values of τmax indicate large differential stress, which promotes shear failure, while high σvm reflects elevated overall distortional energy. to construct a unified hazard index, ih, we normalize both τmax and σvm by their respective maximum values across the study region and compute their average: 𝐼 𝐱     1 2 𝜏 𝐱 max 𝜏     𝜎 𝐱 max 𝜎 , 9 figure 4. earthquake hazard index map of the study region, derived from the adaptive-pinn stress results. warmer colors (higher index values) indicate zones of greater seismic hazard potential based on the combined stress metrics. the map successfully highlights known active fault regions and also identifies several adjacent areas with elevated hazard, which could be targets for further investigation in seismic risk assessments 43 which yields a dimensionless index ranging from 0 (lowest hazard) to 1 (highest hazard) in the study area. the resulting hazard map highlights regions that not only correspond well with known seismically active zones (high hazard index along major faults and earthquake-prone areas) but also reveals additional areas that may warrant attention due to elevated model-predicted stress levels. 5. discussion and conclusion 5.1. discussion the proposed adaptive-pinn approach tightly integrates gnss observations with solid mechanics constraints, producing physically grounded, high-resolution stress fields. the model shows superior generalization compared to purely data-driven models, since it is guided by physical laws and thus less likely to produce non-physical results. moreover, it exhibits a weaker dependence on simplifying assumptions than classical inversion methods. the adaptive weighting mechanism effectively accelerates optimization and boosts accuracy in regions where constraints are challenging to satisfy (e.g., near fault discontinuities or in heterogeneous crustal regions), by directing learning effort to those critical areas[10]. however, the present study assumes a static, quasi-static scenario with linear elasticity; 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front-end engineering; vue 3; iot; visualization. 1. introduction driven by the technological wave, the traditional agricultural production model is undergoing profound changes and accelerating its transformation towards intelligence and refinement. smart agriculture, by integrating the entire agricultural production process with advanced technological means, has already become a key path to achieving agricultural modernization. take agricultural internet of things (iot) technology as an example. by densely deploying high-precision sensors, high-definition cameras and intelligent control terminals in vast farmlands, intelligent greenhouses, modern livestock farms and other scenarios, it builds a comprehensive monitoring network. this system can accurately and in real time collect parameters of the crop growth environment, changes in soil moisture, fluctuations in meteorological data, and the operation status of the energy system. it can automatically adjust the production environment based on preset rules, effectively enhancing agricultural production efficiency and resource utilization effectiveness, while significantly reducing human input and production risks [2]. in the smart agriculture ecosystem, the front-end platform plays a crucial role. as a bridge for interaction between users and the system, it undertakes core functions such as data visualization presentation, remote control of equipment, and real-time early warning of abnormal situations. due to the characteristics of agricultural production scenarios such as scattered equipment, high real-time data requirements, and complex information structures, front-end systems face severe challenges in terms of response speed, smooth interaction, maintainability, and data visualization capabilities. facing the complex situation where devices are distributed in the fields and farmlands, their states change rapidly, and data types are diverse, how to create an efficient and user-friendly interactive interface has become an important issue in the development of smart agricultural systems. therefore, designing and building a highperformance, highly scalable and user-friendly front-end architecture has become the core guarantee for the practical application of the agricultural internet of things platform. this research focuses on the modernization and engineering construction of the front-end architecture of the agricultural internet of things system, conducting in-depth analysis and practical exploration from multiple aspects such as the architecture design concept, status management mechanism, module organization strategy, data communication scheme, and the realization of visualization technology. through a systematic review and analysis of the entire front-end development process of the agricultural internet of things platform, the aim is to provide referenceable experience and theoretical references for the front-end architecture design and development practice of similar smart agricultural systems. 2. technical introduction (1) vue 3 and composition api in the field of front-end development, vue.js, with its unique advantages, has become a popular choice for many developers to build user interfaces. as a progressive javascript framework, it helps developers efficiently complete development tasks ranging from simple pages to complex applications with its flexible and easy-to-use features. the vue 3 version launched in 2020 achieved a comprehensive upgrade of functions on the basis of continuing the user-friendly style of vue 2. the new version not only brings a brand-new composition api, but also achieves significant breakthroughs in performance optimization, typescript integration, etc., greatly enhancing the ability to handle large and complex projects and providing 21 a broader space for developers to create diversified application scenarios. the composition api can be regarded as one of the core highlights of vue 3. its emergence provides a brand-new idea for developers to organize and reuse code logic. compared with the option api adopted in vue 2 which divides data, methods, lifecycle hooks, etc. by category into different options, the composition api breaks this traditional pattern and allows developers to closely combine logic with component states in a more free way. for example, when dealing with a complex function involving data acquisition, status update and side effect operations, using the composition api can centralize the writing of related code, avoiding the code being scattered among multiple options, thereby making the code structure clearer and more readable. it is particularly suitable for the management and maintenance of complex business logic in large-scale projects. (2) pinia state management pinia is the modern state management library officially recommended by vue 3. it draws on the concepts of vuex and has the characteristics of being lightweight and flexible. by deeply integrating the responsive api of vue 3, it realizes state management with an elegant and efficient mechanism. developers can conveniently access the modified state by using the usestore hook. combined with the piniapluginpersistedstate plugin, state persistence can also be easily achieved, enhancing the stability of the application and the user experience [5]. (3) echarts data visualization in the field of data visualization, echarts, with its cancanvas technical architecture, has become a powerful and widely applicable data visualization library. whether it is the drawing of regular statistical graphs, dynamic real-time graphs, or interactive charts, it can handle them all with ease. in the practical application of agricultural internet of things platforms, echarts plays an irreplaceable role and is widely used in scenarios such as energy consumption trend analysis, battery status monitoring, and complex sankey chart display. by generalizing and encapsulating the chart components and flexibly passing in dynamic configuration items (options), developers not only achieve efficient reuse of charts on different pages but also endow charts with the ability to respond and update in real time according to data changes. in addition, echarts' rich interactive event interfaces provide strong support for the development of interactive functions such as chart linkage operations and click jump links, significantly enhancing the intuitiveness of data presentation and greatly improving the user's interactive experience during the data exploration process [3]. (4) vite build tool relying on the native es module mechanism, vite innovatively breaks the traditional development process. in the development mode, it discards the complicated packaging link and directly realizes the rapid loading of modules. this transformative approach significantly improves the project construction speed and makes the hot update response more agile and efficient. with the powerful dependency prepackaging capability of esbuild, the build time of vite has a significant advantage over the traditional webpack architecture. in the actual project practice, vite actively applies on-demand packaging and dynamic chunk separation strategies to precisely optimize the loading speed of the first screen and effectively shorten the waiting time for users. its powerful plugin mechanism greatly simplifies the import process of element plus components, seamlessly integrates components and styles, and significantly improves the development efficiency and project deployment quality. (5) typescript and engineering specifications typescript, as an enhanced language of javascript, fundamentally improves the readability and maintainability of the code through static type checking and intelligent type inference. in the practice of platform development, it is widely used in core links such as component writing, state declaration and interface encapsulation [1], and is combined with eslint and prettier to achieve code quality control. strict type definitions and interface specifications not only effectively avoid runtime errors but also build a solid security line for team collaborative development and code reconstruction [4]. 3. platform architecture design (1) system function division the core business function modules of the platform cover multiple key areas: the equipment monitoring module integrates map positioning, alarm presentation and equipment detail query functions by tracking the operation status of environmental sensors and photovoltaic equipment in real time; the energy management module focuses on the display of data such as photovoltaic power generation, power consumption and energy storage status, and conducts energy consumption optimization analysis based on data trends. the data analysis module presents historical data, mean values and fluctuation situations with the help of visual charts, and supports multi-dimensional interactive exploration. the alarm management module summarizes and classifies abnormal alarms in the system, providing the functions of filtering and handling records by time, device, and severity level. the user and permission module realizes user login management, role permission configuration and access control, ensuring the safe and standardized operation of the platform. (2) front-end system structure design to support the core business function modules of the platform, the front-end projects adopt a clear directory structure and modular organization method. the main project directory is as follows: in the project architecture design, the strategy of "separating business logic from ui components" is adopted: under the "views/" directory, create independent subdirectories by business module to achieve logical decoupling of different functional sections and avoid code coupling confusion. the "components/" directory serves as a unified repository for ui elements and interaction components. reusable components like devicemap.vue and baseecharts.vue are stored centrally. it not only improves the reuse efficiency among modules, but also ensures the consistency and standardization of the interaction experience of the entire platform (3) state management logic design the front-end system adopts pinia to build a modular state management system, which is divided into authstore, devicestore and configstore according to the business dimension. authstore manages the user authentication status and permission information, and realizes session persistence through localstorage. devicestore is responsible for obtaining device data and updating the status, driving the realtime refresh of the monitoring interface. configstore supports multi-language switching and theme customization. 22 components obtain state references through usestore(), follow the principle of unidirectional data flow to avoid direct modifications, and ensure state consistency. take the change of device status as an example. after the devicestore triggers an update, the map annotation, detail card and alarm module synchronously refresh the ui through a responsive mechanism to achieve multi-component collaborative rendering. figure 1. main directory of the project (4) routing and permission control design front-end routing and access control build a dynamic and controllable system based on vue router. routes are divided into public routes (such as login pages) and restricted routes (such as device management and data analysis). after users log in, accessible route configurations are dynamically generated according to permission roles. the global route guard (router.beforeeach) implements permission verification: unauthenticated users accessing restricted routes are automatically redirected to the login page. if the permission is insufficient, it redirects to the 403 page. when the permission changes, the routes and menus are dynamically updated to ensure real-time consistency. in terms of performance optimization, the routing lazy loading technology is adopted. components are dynamically imported through import() and combined with vite's chunk splitting strategy to load page resources on demand, effectively reducing the loading time of the first screen and improving the user experience and system response efficiency. 4. realization of key technologies (1) responsive architecture mechanism the vue 3 responsive system implements data proxy based on proxy and establishes the automatic mapping relationship between data and views by intercepting attribute read and write operations. the platform uses the reactive api to create reactive objects as view data sources for dynamic data such as device status, energy consumption data, and alarm information. when the data changes, it triggers the automatic update of dependent components. take the device monitoring page as an example. the device status (devicestatus) serves as the top-level reactive object. its online status, performance indicators and other attributes are proxyed by the proxy. when the local map annotation, status card, and alarm module access these attributes, the dependency relationship is recorded. when the device status changes from "online" to "offline", the responsive system automatically notifies dependent components to synchronously update the map color, status icons and alarm prompts, achieving declarative programming of "status as view" and avoiding the complexity of traditional dom operations. (2) state management and component decoupling (pinia + axios) the platform builds a highly cohesive and low-coupling state management system based on pinia. independent store modules are divided according to the domain model, and state, actions and getters are encapsulated through definestore. components use usestore() to obtain instances and storetorefs() to create reactive references, ensuring the consistency of unidirectional data flow when multiple components share the state. at the data communication layer, the api/ module uniformly encapsulates axios instances. tokens are automatically injected through the request interceptor, and the response interceptor handles exceptions such as 401 jumps and 500 error prompts, and verifies the format of the returned data, achieving the decoupling of the front-end and back-end interfaces. take the device management page as an example. components trigger data requests by calling the action of the store. the action internally encapsulates api calls and status update logic, achieving the hierarchical design goal of "data processing cohesion and component logic simplification", and improving system maintainability and development efficiency. (3) data visualization encapsulation (echarts module) this platform builds a data visualization system with echarts as the core rendering engine, develops the baseecharts universal component based on the vue 3 composite api, receives chart configuration and style parameters through props, and realizes responsive layout in combination with resizeobserver. the component-based encapsulation strategy supports the customization of multiple chart types: visualizing the energy flow path using sankey diagrams and distinguishing energy types through color coding; the battery status is displayed in real time using the dashboard component, and the percentage data is dynamically rendered through gauge charts. in terms of animation implementation, the device energy consumption line graph applies a smooth transition effect, and the battery health dashboard dynamically updates the pointer angle through setoption(). all charts are bound to reactive data sources to achieve declarative rendering of "data as graphics". in terms of interaction design, it supports event monitoring such as clicks and hovers, which can trigger pop-up details or page jumps. this encapsulation not only ensures the consistency of display but also provides extension flexibility through the event callback mechanism, effectively meeting the data visualization requirements of different business scenarios. (4) real-time data processing mechanism (websocket+ polling) 23 to meet the real-time requirements in the agricultural internet of things scenario, the platform combines the websocket long connection and the timed polling mechanism. for high-frequency data (such as device status, sudden alarms), the data pushed by the server is received in real time through websocket. the front end listens for onmessage events and updates the status according to the pushed content. for low-frequency data (such as daily/weekly energy consumption statistics), setinterval is used to initiate api requests at regular intervals, combined with a manual refresh button to provide update flexibility. to avoid repeatedly requesting data from the same device within a short period of time, the platform uses a map object to cache the promise of requests to be processed, and at the same time caches data such as the device list and user permissions in the pinia persistence plugin, reducing unnecessary requests and state initializations. 5. system implementation effect and evaluation the platform achieves a high-performance architecture through vite construction optimization and the responsive mechanism of vue 3: on-demand packaging splits element plus, echarts, etc. into independent code blocks, reduces the loading volume of the first screen by 30%, and controls the average loading time within 1.5 seconds; in the development stage, hmr is utilized to achieve a 200ms-level component update response and improve the development efficiency. at runtime, based on the proxy and pinia state subscription, the component re-rendering delay is less than 50ms, meeting the real-time update requirements of high-frequency data in agricultural monitoring. at the visual interaction level, echarts charts support data exploration, area zooming, and click jumping. combined with multi-modal alarm feedback such as floating prompts and map flashing, and with multistep form processes featuring asynchronous verification, an efficient and convenient operation interface is constructed. the engineering architecture adopts a modular design. business modules are independently stored in the views/ directory. dynamic configuration of highly reusable components such as devicemap and baseecharts is achieved through props. the development type safety is guaranteed with the help of typescript's full-chain type definition. internationalization and theme expansion are achieved based on vue-i18n and scss variables, supporting the rapid addition of language packs and style themes. practical verification shows that this architecture provides solid support for the medium and long-term maintenance and functional iteration of the system through logical separation, type constraints and flexible expansion mechanisms. 6. summary this paper conducts research on the front-end engineering architecture design and implementation of the agricultural internet of things monitoring and management platform. based on modern front-end technology stacks such as vue 3, pinia, vite and echarts, a front-end system with a highperformance responsive architecture and engineering system is constructed. this system realizes core functional modules such as agricultural equipment status monitoring, energy dispatching management, data visualization analysis and alarm processing. through modular design, status management optimization and visualization component encapsulation, it shows significant advantages in maintainability, response efficiency and user experience, effectively verifying the applicability of the modern front-end technology stack in the agricultural internet of things scenario. the current system still has room for improvement in aspects such as the optimization of the websocket communication mechanism, the performance tuning of complex chart rendering, the improvement of the coverage of component automated testing, and the support for the micro-front-end architecture. the future plan aims to further enhance system performance and scalability through technical paths such as exploring the micro-front-end architecture to achieve module decoupling, integrating webassembly and edge computing technologies to improve data processing efficiency, introducing ai algorithms to strengthen data analysis capabilities, and expanding cross-platform deployment solutions. with the acceleration of the digitalization process in agriculture, the core supporting role of front-end technologies in the construction of agricultural information platforms will continue to stand out, and related technological practices and innovations are worthy of further in-depth exploration. references [1] fu shijun,lu songyan,li meng, he zhen, yuan jiayang, bi chunlan, liu li. the design and implementation of smart agricultural management system based on b/s architecture [j]. hubei agricultural sciences,2025,64(01):154-161. 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[5] liu lijun, zhang wei, chen bo. web front-end design of smart agriculture monitoring system based on ajax [j]. internet of things technology,2016,6(01):13-14. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 155 research on the suppression of secondary power ripple in single‐phase pulse rectifier based on improved deadbeat‐repetitive control jinkai ai, kewei zhang * and zhenkui dong department of electrical engineering, dalian jiaotong university, dalian, liaoning, china * corresponding author: kewei zhang (email: 1167416@qq.com) abstract: in order to solve the problems of increasing the conduction loss of power devices and decreasing the conversion efficiency caused by the secondary power ripple of the single-phase pulse rectifier of high-speed trains, a buck chopper active power decoupling loop is proposed to replace the lc filter loop, which absorbs the secondary pulsation power by increasing the pulsation of the energy storage capacitor and reduces the capacity of the energy storage capacitor to improve the power density of the system. it integrates and improved deadbeat-repetitive control without difference, improves the inherent cycle delay problem of repeated control, realizes the tracking of the second harmonic current without difference, and improves the dynamic performance of the system. through the matlab/simulink simulation platform, a simulation model of buck chopper active power decoupling of single-phase pulse rectifier is established, and the harmonic content and load mutation response time are compared and analyzed, and the simulation results prove the correctness and feasibility of the theoretical analysis. keywords: single-phase pulse rectifier; secondary power ripple; active power decoupling; improved deadbeat-repetitive control. 1. introduction as a grid-side converter in the traction power supply link of trains, the single-phase pulse rectifier has the advantages of increasing the transmission power and improving the power factor, but there is a natural secondary pulsation on the grid side of the rectifier, which causes the power mismatch between the grid side and the dc side, which leads to the secondary power ripple of the dc bus voltage [1-3]. the power ripple on the dc side will increase the current stress of the rectifier power device, increase the conduction loss, which will affect the power quality of the traction power supply system, and even cause resonance accidents and equipment damage [4-10]. in order to reduce the secondary power ripple on the dc side, the traditional method is to connect a large-capacity electrolytic capacitor in parallel in the dc link to obtain the effect of buffering the ripple power, but this method has the disadvantages of large device size, short service life, and reducing the power density of the system. to this end, some scholars have proposed the use of active power decoupling technology [11-17], that is, actively controlling power semiconductor devices to replace electrolytic capacitors with film capacitors with longer life to compensate for secondary power ripples. however, the method has low control accuracy and requires large-capacity energy storage capacitors, and the buck/boost decoupling circuit is complex, so it is not suitable for high-power and low-switching frequency scenarios of high-speed trains. ref. [19] uses proportional integral control to improve system accuracy, but its limited two-fold gain makes it difficult for the decoupled inductor current to track the second harmonic current reference. in ref. [20], a dualobjective cost function is constructed by using dual-objective predictive control, which can simultaneously realize the tracking of the decoupling inductor current and the precise control of the decoupling capacitance. this method relies on sampling the input current on the dc side, which requires the current hall or current transformer to be embedded and decoupled circuit, it is not conducive to the modularization of the system. in ref. [21], the buck chopper active power decoupling and repetitive control is adopted, and the buck topology is used as a device with fewer applications, which effectively prevents the resonance problem with the original circuit, so it is more suitable for use in the high-speed train traction system. however, the high gain of repeated control of a specific frequency is obtained by the cycle delay, so the poor dynamic response is an inevitable defect of repeated control. in order to improve the dynamic performance of the decoupling circuit and suppress the power ripple on the dc side, this paper proposes a control method for the active power decoupling circuit of buck chopper based on the improved deadbeat-repetition control, which combines the improved undifferentiated beat algorithm with repetitive control, and uses the undifferentiated beat algorithm to improve the dynamic performance of the system, so that the system can track the secondary pulsation power with high precision and quickly respond to the change of harmonic signal, and verify the feasibility of the control strategy by combining simulation. 2. buck chopper active power decoupling topology and working principle the topology of the single-phase pulse rectifier and buck chopper active power decoupling topology circuit is shown in figure 1, which is composed of the rectifier part, the decoupling part and the dc link, the rectifier part is a singlephase full-bridge inverter, which realizes the ac-dc conversion and is transmitted to the post-stage decoupling circuit, and the buck chopper active power decoupling circuit realizes the purpose of power decoupling through the 156 secondary pulsation component in the energy storage capacitor absorption current, and continues to transmit to the subsequent dc link, which is composed of capacitive resistance and plays the role of buffering the steady voltage. us ls rs s1 s2 s3 s4 s5 s6 d1 d2 d4 d3 d5 d6 lf cs cdc iac ishcc + vbus rl fig 1. buck chopper active power decoupling topology in a single-phase pulse rectifier, the grid-side port voltage and current can be expressed as: √2 sin (1) √2 sin (2) where vac and iac are the effective values of port voltage and current; ω is the angular frequency and θ is the phase difference between uac and iac. the instantaneous power of this ac port is: cos cos 2 (3) if the converter efficiency is 100%, the dc bus output current can be expressed as ′ (4) ′ (5) cos 2 (6) in the formula, idcis the dc current output of the converter, i'dcis the output dc component, and ishc is the second harmonic. in order to compensate for the ishc at the output end of the converter, the vbus is the bus capacitor voltage, and the input current of the decoupling circuit ishcc is equal to ishc. the following figure shows the main waveform diagram when the active power decoupling circuit is working, in which the voltage ripple of the decoupling circuit port is small, which can be regarded as a constant, therefore, the average value of the voltage of the intermediate dc bus vbus. fig 2. buck chopper decoupling circuit operating waveform as can be seen from figure 2, during the [t0,t0+tac/4] period, the input current ishcc is greater than zero, the storage capacitor voltage vcs increases, and the active decoupling circuit works in charging mode, during the [t0+tac/4,t0+tac/2] period, the input current ishcc is less than zero, the voltage of the energy storage capacitor is vcs reduced, and the active decoupling circuit works in discharge mode. since the operating waveform is approximately sinusoidal, only one quarter period needs to be analyzed, and the energy δecs absorbed by the storage capacitor is in the case of ishcc>0. ∆   (7) from equation (7), the t_ac is the alternating voltage period; s is the apparent power of the rectifier, which can also be expressed as follows according to the relationship between the capacitor energy storage and its voltage δ e_cs which can also be expressed as: ∆ ∆ (8) in equation (8), vcs-maxand vcs-minare the maximum and minimum values of the energy storage capacitor voltage, respectively, where vcs-ave is the average value of the energy storage capacitor voltage, and δvcs is the energy storage capacitor voltage ripple. equation (7) and equation (8) can be obtained: ⋅ ∆ (9) from equation (9), it can be seen that the capacity of the energy storage capacitor c_s can be reduced by increasing the pulsation δ of the energy storage capacitor voltage v_cs compared with passive lc filtering, the active power decoupling circuit can reduce the bus capacitance capacity, and the energy storage capacitor in the decoupling circuit can choose a film capacitor with a long life, so as to achieve the design purpose of improving the power density and prolonging the service life of the converter. 3. basic repetitive control principle as can be seen from the previous section, power decoupling can be achieved by tracking the second harmonic current on the dc side and controlling the energy storage capacitor pulsation. the repetitive control method is a typical application of the internal mode principle, by introducing a periodic delay in the forward channel and constructing positive feedback, and introducing a resonant peak at the input signal fundamental and its frequency doubling, it can achieve efficient suppression of any integer harmonic, so the use of repetitive control can make the decoupling circuit effectively track the second harmonic, the structure of traditional repetitive control, this is shown in figure 3. p(z) q(z)z-n z-n c(z)=krz ms(z) i* shcc + + + + + d(z) ishcce(z) inner mold generator repeat control generators fig 3. traditional repetitive control block diagrams in figure (3), i* shcc is the pulsating current reference input, the error signal is e(z), and d(z) is the disturbance signal, and the recursive function from i* shcc to ishcc is: (10) where grc (z) is the transfer function of the repeating controller, which can be obtained from the structure diagram: (11) 157 p(z) is the controlled object, q(z) is usually a constant or low-pass filter slightly less than 1 in the delay link, n is the number of sampling points in a single cycle of complex control, t is the fundamental period of the reference signal, ts is the sampling period of the discrete system, kr is the compensation gain, the selection of kr affects the stability of the system, the second-order low-pass filter s(z) is added to compensate the control object and the system fluctuation, and zm is the linear phase advance compensation link. however, when the frequency changes, due to the existence of the delay link z-n, the system generates a cyclic delay, and cannot respond quickly and accurately track the signal. 4. improved deadbeat-repetitive control strategy in the operation of high-speed trains, the system working environment is complex, the input frequency of the rectifier is changeable, the delay link of repeated control will cause frequency deviation due to input fluctuations, and the compensation gain of the controller will be reduced at the resonant frequency, resulting in the repetitive controller can not respond quickly, but may interfere with the normal operation of the system. deadbeat-predictive control can realize the tracking of a given value, and its algorithm is simple and the dynamic response speed is fast, so the beatfree prediction is proposed to compensate for the delay caused by repeated control. when the decoupling circuit is working, the voltage of the capacitor cs as the decoupling capacitor is ucs. when ucs is constant, it is assumed that cs absorbs all of the two-fold power, i.e.: 2 (12) then the capacitor voltage can be solved: 2 (13) from the above equation, the capacitance value is inversely proportional to the capacitance voltage, where m is the integration constant, because the buck chopper active power decoupling will work in the chopper circuit mode, so the bridge arm voltage does not exceed the dc bus voltage, in order to make the system have a higher power density, the capacitance value should be as small as possible. therefore, the dc side voltage is equal to the sum of the capacitance and inductor voltage. (14) the forward difference method is used to discretize the above equation, the discretization period is ts, and the discretized expression is (15) where ishcc(k+1) represents the current sampling value at (k+1)ts. ideal beat-free control assumes that the generation of the control signal from ad sampling to the control signal is instantaneous at the kts moment and does not consume time. for the actual digital control system, there is inevitably a digital delay in this process, so the traditional deadbeat predictive control is generally realized in the way of lag one beat, that is, in the control signal calculated in the k-k control cycle ucs * (k+1) will play a role in the k+1 control cycle. the control delay diagram is shown below the kth control cycle the k+1st control cycle carrier wave modulated waves u* cs(k)duration of action u* cs(k+1)duration of action sampling time and cycle delay kts (k+1)ts (k+2)tsenter a control signal u* cs(k) fig 4. traditional time-lap control time-lapse plot based on the above analysis, it can be seen that only the current is controlled by the above formula, ignoring the onebeat delay of the system itself, that is, the actual lag of the system current is two control cycles of the command current. in order to improve the performance of the deadbeat predictive control, compensation must be made. assuming that the selected voltage vector is applied at the k+1 sampling time, the current at the k+2 sampling time must be predicted. extrapolating the above equation one step back, then the current at the time of k+2 sampling is 2 1 1 (16) substituting eq. (6) and ishcc(k+2)=ishcc*(k) into eq. (7) to sort out and deform the command value of the control signal can be obtained: ∗ 1 2 ∗ ∗ (17) where ucs * (k+1) works in the k+1 control cycle and is calculated in the k-k control cycle, u_cs^* (k) works in the kth control cycle, it is calculated in the k-1 control cycle, and the combination of repeat control and deadbeatpredictive control is improved, and the block diagram of the no beat repeat control is as follows: p(z) q(z)z-n krz ms(z) i* shcc + + + d(z)e(z) repeat control generators + + l ts z-1 + ishcc fig 5. improved deadbeat-repetitive control diagram as can be seen from the graph, the closed-loop transfer function of the system is (18) 158 where gopen is the open-loop transfer function of the uninterrupted beat. (19) according to the actual conditions, n is taken as 2000, and q(z) is taken as 0.95 in practical application, and in order to make the controlled object show zero gain and zero phase shift characteristics in the high, medium and low frequency bands, the design is carried out according to krzms(z)p(z)=1，take kr=1.02, zm =z5, z-n= z-40，the second-order low-pass filter is shown in eq. (20). . . . . (20) according to the above controller parameters, a diagram of the amplitude and frequency characteristics of the nondifferential beat control under frequency fluctuation is plotted, as shown in figure 6. fig 6. improved deadbeat-repetitive control amplitude-frequency characteristic diagram as can be seen from the above figure, when the frequency fluctuates at the double doubling frequency ± 0.5hz, the gain is maintained at a maximum of 34.3db, so the steady-state error of current flow can be minimized. 5. simulation results and analysis in order to verify the correctness and effectiveness of the control strategy, a train single-phase pulse rectifier model was built through the matlab/simulink software simulation platform, and its main parameters were set as follows: table 1. simulation parameters the name of the project parameter the name of the project parameter dc voltage udc/v 3600 switching frequency/hz 1khz decoupling capacitor voltageucs/v 3200v decoupling inductors lf/mh 0.3 decoupling capacitorscs/mf 2.0 bus capacitors cdc/mf 5.0 under the same simulation conditions, the passive lc filtering, the repetitive control strategy and the repetitive control strategy without differential beat are compared and verified, and the simulation results are shown in the figures, including the voltage ripple on the dc side of the rectifier, the second harmonic fourier analysis, and the response time analysis when the load is abrupt. as shown in figure 7, the ripple on the dc side of the traditional lc filter is about 20v, and the repeated control is about 15v, which cannot accurately track the harmonic signal due to its cyclical delay. the improved dc side ripple is about 10v and has a small fluctuation without differential beat, which has better stability. as can be seen from figure 8, the ripple harmonic distortion rate of the energy storage capacitor is 2.1%, which is 2.65% less than that of the traditional lc filter of 4.75% and 1.77% less than that of the repeated control of 3.87%. the beat-free repetition control makes the dc side current more stable. as shown in figure 9, when the load is abrupt in 2 seconds, the response time of the traditional lc filter is 2.7s, the repeated control is 3.6s, and the repeated control without differential beat is 3s, which improves the dynamic response time compared with the repeated control, but because the addition of devices to the original circuit actually increases the system operation time, the time is 0.3s slower than that of the traditional lc filter, indicating that the anti-interference ability of the improved non-differential beat repetitive control 159 is stronger when the load is abrupt. in this paper, the buck chopper active power decoupling circuit is used to replace the traditional lc filter circuit, and the electrolytic capacitor is replaced by a thin film capacitor, so as to extend the system life, and the capacitance capacity can be reduced by increasing the energy storage capacitor pulsation, so as to improve the power density of the system. (a) conventional lc filtering (b) repetitive control (c) improved deadbeat-repetitive control fig 7. dc side voltage (a) conventional lc filtering (b) repetitive control (c) improved deadbeat-repetitive control fig 8. dc side voltage spectrum 160 δt=2.7s δt=3.6s (a) conventional lc filtering (b) repetitive control δt=3s (c) improved deadbeat-repetitive control fig 9. load change response graph 6. summary (1) in this paper, the buck chopper active power decoupling circuit is used to replace the traditional lc filter circuit, and the electrolytic capacitor is replaced by a thin film capacitor, so as to extend the system life, and the capacitance capacity can be reduced by increasing the energy storage capacitor pulsation, so as to improve the power density of the system. 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[21] ding hao, zeng yiming, li zhuoxin, et al. research on decoupling control strategy of active power in dc link of traction converter[j].journal of railway science and engineering, 2024:1-11. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 10 faster and more robust ga‐lion and mm‐mlp for high‐ frequency trading rongsen zhang, ailing gu *, yu hao school of mathematics and statistics, guangdong university of technology, guangzhou guangdong, 510000, china * corresponding author: ailing gu abstract: the key challenges in applying deep neural networks (dnns) for stock high-frequency trading prediction lie in accelerating the training of dnns as well as improving the robustness of deep learning (dl) models. high-frequency trading is a race-to-the-bottom task, which places high demands on the efficiency of model training. to accelerate the training of dnns, we propose an improved evolved sign momentum (lion) algorithm, namely the gauss simulated annealing lion (ga-lion), to significantly improve the training speed so that the model can adapt to the market dynamics more quickly and meet the realtime demand of high-frequency trading. meanwhile, in order to enhance the robustness of dnn, we design a novel feature extraction module based on multilayer perceptron (mlp) called masked moving-average mlp (mm-mlp), which is able to effectively capture the key features in the price series and reduce the noise interference through the moving-average mechanism, thus improving the stability and generalization ability of the model in the complex market environment. this improves the stability and generalization ability of the model in complex market environments. combined with the gated recurrent unit (gru) and optimized by ga-lion and mm-mlp, our model achieves faster loss convergence on high-frequency trading data, while demonstrating greater robustness in highly volatile market environments. keywords: deep learning (dl); gated recurrent unit (gru); evolved sign momentum (lion); simulated annealing (sa); multilayer perceptron (mlp). 1. introduction high-frequency trading (hft) is a form of algorithmic trading that relies on high performance computers to execute a large number of orders in a very short period of time. [1] however, as competition increases, the short-term dynamics of the market become more chaotic, raising the level of noise and nonlinearity in high-frequency data.[2]with the development of artificial intelligence (ai) and deep learning (dl), studies[3] have proposed the use of deep neural networks (dnns) to mine potential profit opportunities from high-frequency market data however ,dl requires considerable computational resources[4] making the training of deep neural networks (dnns) time-consuming , especially for the platform with limited computational resources[5].this issue is compounded in stock forecasting by the high volatility of stock price data[6],which hinders dnns from promptly identifying stock price patterns before market changes occur in a short period of time[7-9],secondly, dnns are sensitive to input noise, leading to a lack of robustness[10],noise learning often manifests as over-fitting [11-12], this over-fitting problem is particularly pronounced in stock due to the noisy nature of stock price data[13].faced with noise and volatility[14-15],a crucial challenge in modeling the stock market[16]lies in developing training methods that enable faster convergence of loss and enhancing robustness (i.e.generalization ability) of model [17-19]. training acceleration and robustness enhancing techniques can be categorized into five main perspectives [20]:(1)optimization-centric , including the selection of learning rates ; (2) data-centric , including regularization (e.g. dropout , averaging weight[21]) ; (3) model-centric ; (4) budget-centric ; (5) system-centric . from an optimization-centric perspective, focused on adaptive learning rates method, ajay et al. [22] concluded that learning rate optimizers can accelerate the training of dnns. traditional optimizers like adagrad, rmsprop, adam, and adam w adapted learning rates based on past gradients [2326]. recently, chen et al. [27]introduced lion (evolved sign momentum) algorithm, enabling faster training compared to traditional optimizers. chen et al. [28]provided a theoretical framework for further improvements of lion. in fact, the existing improvements to lion’s algorithm are limited and do not fully utilize its potential in high-frequency trading. drawing inspiration from an enhanced adam algorithm integrating cosine-annealing technique[29] , we propose the gauss simulated annealing lion (ga-lion), which achieves faster convergence speed than lion, and shows better adaptability and stability in high-frequency trading environments, so that the model can capture market dynamics more efficiently and improve the accuracy of trading decisions. from an data-centric perspective, focused on regularization method, wang et al. [30]introduced an exponential moving average (ema) method[31], which enhanced the robustness of dnns by generalizing the weight [21] . drawing inspiration from dropout, gong et al. [32] introduced a local feature masking (lfm) technique that randomly masked features in the shallow layers of cnns , allowing the model to more effectively handle variations in input data. however, the above techniques have not yet been applied to stock forecasting. inspired by these works , we proposed a module called masked moving-average mlp (mm-mlp) to enhance the model’s noise adaptability . the gru model consists of update gate and reset gate, compared with lstm, the structure of gru is more simplified, so it is faster. therefore it is more suitable for high-frequency trading tasks. it is a promising tool for stock forecast [33],enhanced by the ga-lion and mm-mlp , our 11 model achieved faster loss convergence and demonstrated robustness, i.e. generalization ability [17-19,34].our main contributions are as follows: firstly, ga-lion improves the lion optimizer, enhancing optimization performance and significantly accelerating model training. this makes it more suitable for the fast-changing environment of high-frequency trading. compared to the original lion, ga-lion demonstrates superior adaptability and stability in stock highfrequency trading forecasting, improving the timeliness of trading decisions. secondary, mm-mlp enhances mlp by improving its ability to handle noisy data. by incorporating the masked moving-average mechanism, mm-mlp effectively reduces market noise interference and enhances the model’s generalization ability, enabling more stable predictions in complex market environments. therefore, for modules with similar limitations applied to high-frequency trading, our method can provide valuable insights. 2. design of ga-lion optimizer 2.1. sa, lion 2.1.1. sa sa (simulated annealing)[35] is used to find an approximate global optimum in a large search space. the algorithm is based on the metropolis criterion, which allows for the acceptance of worse solutions probabilistically to avoid getting stuck in local optima. the probability of accepting a worse solution is given by the metropolis criterion: p accept e ∆ where δe is the change in energy (objective function value in optimization), and t is the control parameter that decreases over time, known as the cooling schedule. 2.1.2. lion the update rule for the lion (evolved sign momentum) is [27]: lion: 1 1 where η represents the learning rate of lion, λ represents decoupled weight decay, m represents momentum, = l ( ) represents the gradient of the loss function. compared with widely-used adamw optimizer, lion uses fewer parameters, requires less memory, removes computationally intensive operations. the sign(·) function, which adds noise to the updates, resembles signed gradient descent and signed momentum [36], normalizing coordinatewise updates[37-39]. however, lion does not consistently perform better than adamw in terms of convergence rate[27] .from this, in highfrequency trading and other time-critical tasks, the advantage of lion’s small computational size is not well reflected. therefore it is necessary to further improve the optimization speed of lion. 2.2. gauss simulated annealing lion (galion). inspired by the idea of numerous evolutionary algorithms jumping out of local optima, ga-lion extends the parameter search space of the lion optimizer to adapt more efficiently to complex optimization problems and to reduce the effect of noise. however, simply extending the search space may lead to too large a search range and affect the convergence stability. therefore, we further borrow the idea of simulated annealing algorithm (sa) and introduce the simulated annealing factor so that ga-lion can dynamically adjust the search intensity during the optimization process and balance the relationship between global exploration and local convergence. this mechanism not only enhances ga-lion’s robustness to noise, but also improves the stability and convergence speed of the optimization, giving it better performance in highly dynamic environments such as high-frequency trading. startup stage: at the beginning of training, ga-lion uses a high initial learning rate to speed up the early global search. this process is shown below: _ ← _ 1 _ ← _ 1 ← _ ← 1 exploration stage: during the exploration stage, to broaden the optimizer’s parameter search, ga-lion introduces a update mechanism every 10 epochs. this adds random disturbances at each interval to prevent the optimizer from getting stuck in local minima. the mathematical expression is: ← here, is a predefined factor multiplied by a gaussian random number to create periodic disturbances. annealing stage: in the annealing stage, to reduce computational load and maintain training efficiency, galion gradually decreases update factor . initially, a higher sparrow factor allows larger disturbances, helping to explore a wider range of parameters and escape local optima. as training progresses, decreases, reducing disturbances and enabling finer parameter adjustments to find the optimal solution. the mathematical expression is: ← 1 here, ar represents annealing rate, gs represents global steps, which is used to keep track of the number of training iterations. the whole ga-lion algorithm is summarized in algorithm 1. 3. masked and moving average multilayer perceptron (mm-mlp) mlp excels at extracting features from datasets, its feature is that each node in the linear layer is connected to all nodes in the previous layer, which means that each node must learn all the features output from the previous layer. this full connectivity can lead to over-learning of meaningless features, especially for noisy data like stock prices, which can lead to overfitting. to enhance the generalization ability of mlp in stock market forecasting, drawing inspiration from an enhanced adam algorithm integrating cosine-annealing technique[29], we employed a random matrix to randomly mask certain weights in linear layer during training. this selective neglect of noise features reduces the learning intensity of the noise and converts the linear layer into a sparse linear layer. in addition, we perfected the generalization ability of these sparse layers by applying moving average techniques, and finally created mm-mlp. the core steps of a mm-mlp include: 12 algorithm 1 gauss simulated annealing lion ( galion ) input: , , , λ, k, ar, update_interval, output: loss 1: defaults ← , , , λ, k, ar, update_interval 2: initialize parameter group: θ ← 3: initialize global step: gs ← 0 4: while not converged do 5: gs ← gs + 1 6: for all θ do 7: k ← k × (1 ar × gs) 8: end for 9: for all θ do 10: for all θ in θ do 11: θ ← θ × (1 η × λ) { weight decay } 12: update ← × exp_avg + (1 ) × grad 13: θ ← θ + sign(update) × (-η) { lion weight update } 14: exp_avg ← exp_avg × + grad × (1 ) { momentum decay } 15: end for 16: if gs mod update_interval = 0 then 17: for all θ in θ do 18: θ ← θ + k × n × η 19: end for 20: end if 21: end for 22: return loss 23: end while constructing a sparse linear layer: a random matrix of the same dimensions as the weight matrix is generated using a random number generator torch. rand() and is multiplied with the weight matrix, it results in a number of elements being zeroed out. the forward propagation formula for the sparse linear layer is as follows: ⊙ the symbol ⊙ denotes element-wise multiplication, and the mask is a matrix formed by a randomly generated sparsity mask. smoothing the change of parameters of model : during forward propagation, the weights in the sparse linear layer are adjusted. we applied exponential moving average (ema) and hull moving average (hma) to the weight adjustment process. hma first calculates the weighted moving average for half the window size n/2 , then calculate the weighted moving average of the complete window size n , and obtain the formula for hma : 1 /2 / 1 2 where is the weighting coefficient, and is the hma parameter at time t. finally, the parameters calculated are applied to update the ema model parameters. the ema update formula is as follows: 1 ,where represents the current ema parameter. this hybrid moving average strategy smooths the weight updates in the sparse linear layer after each backward propagation ( i.e. model update ) , making the change of weights smoother and reducing the risk of over-fitting to noise . the algorithmic process of mm-mlp integrated gru model is as fig1. experimental results will be showed in the next chapter. fig 1. applying mm-mlp to gru 4. experimental design and experimental results 4.1. data acquisition all experiments were conducted on a consistent setup with nvidia geforce rtx 3080ti gpu and 12v cpu intel(r) xeon(r) silver 4214r cpu @ 2.40ghz. implemented in pytorch 1.10.0 with 100 epochs, =1e-2, ( , ) = (0.9, 0.99), k= 0.01, and ar = 0.0001, updated every 10 epochs. the purpose of this study is to forecast the opening prices of typical stocks representing four different industries, involving china vanke co., ltd. (000002), iflytek co., ltd. (002230), byd company limited (002594), contemporary amperex technology co., limited (300750), kweichow moutai co., ltd. (600519), and semiconductor manufacturing international corporation (688981). these stocks cover a wide range of sectors such as real estate, artificial intelligence, new energy, consumer goods (liquor), new energy batteries, biopharmaceuticals, etc., and have high market influence and attention. we use data from the wind economic database, a platform that provides comprehensive, accurate and timely financial data services. crossover frequency data for the daily opening of each stock from january 2, 2024 to november 7, 2024, totaling 48,960 records, were selected for this study. in hft, the commonly used time series data include price data (e.g., opening price, closing price) and trading data (e.g., price-earnings ratio, price-sales ratio). price data provides a direct picture of stock price fluctuations, while trading data provides additional market 13 information through the lens of stock activity and corporate profitability. these data are considered to be important references in predicting stock movements, covering a wide range of factors that affect stock prices. in this study, we extracted seven key factors for each stock, including opening price (open), high price (high), low price (low), closing price (close), price-earnings ratio (pe), price-to-book ratio (pb), and price-to-sales ratio (ps). among them, the opening price is our target variable, while the remaining six factors are analyzed as characteristic variables. the high, low, and closing prices reflect the price fluctuations of a stock during the day, corresponding to the maximum demand, minimum supply, and overall evaluation of the market, respectively, and these factors directly affect the market's expectations of a stock's upside potential, downside risk, and rate of return. in addition, price-to-earnings (pe), price-to-book (pb), and price-to-sales (ps) ratios measure a company's valuation from the perspectives of profitability, net worth, and sales capacity, which in turn affects investor perceptions of a company's future prospects, and consequently, a stock's opening price. therefore, we chose these six factors as characteristic variables in order to more accurately predict the opening price of a stock. we used mm-mlp integrated gru to forecast stock price data and applied ga-lion for hyper-parameter tuning, achieve the result below. 4.2. performance of ga-lion fig 2. china vanke co., ltd. (000002) fig 3. iflytek co., ltd. (002230) fig 4. byd company limited (002594) fig 5. contemporary amperex technology co., limited (300750) fig 6. kweichow moutai co., ltd.(600519) fig 7. semiconductor manufacturing international corporation(688981) 14 in this paper, the ga-lion optimizer is used to optimize gru to cope with the impact of time-sensitive data on the training process. compared with other optimizers, the galion optimizer performs more superior in optimization speed, can adjust the gru model parameters more quickly, improves the stability of network training, and improves the prediction accuracy. the ga-lion optimizer is used to optimize the training process of the network when facing time-sensitive data, in order to adjust the parameters of the gru more finely and make the network training faster. in order to evaluate the overall performance of ga-lion, we compared, adam[25], adamw [26], lion[28], ga-lion performance, the experimental results and loss curves are shown in fig2,3,4,5,6 and7. 4.3. performance of mm-mlp to demonstrate the effectiveness and superiority of mmmlp for gru networks, we conducted experiments using the adam optimizer, comparing with and without the addition of ema and hma strategies. the results are shown in table1.the results, shown in table1, indicate that without ema or hma, the mlp provides minimal improvement to the network. however, when ema and hma are added separately, the network performance improves, and the best results are achieved when both are added (using mm-mlp). this demonstrates that ema, by giving higher weight to recent data, and hma, by further reducing lag through weighted and square root calculations, effectively enhance the network's ability to process and utilize information from stock sequence features. table 1. comparison of different modules method mse mae rmse r² without ema and hma 0.01435 0.08233 0.11979 0.71119 with ema 0.00605 0.04462 0.07781 0.87814 with hma 0.01094 0.06051 0.10460 0.77989 mm-mlp 0.04761 0.12939 0.21820 0.95239 4.4. performance of gru enhanced by galion and mm-mlp 4.4.1. goodness-of-fit test to further analyze our model's goodness-of-fit performance, we compared it with several classic and stateof-the-art time series forecasting methods under the same environment and dataset, with results as shown in the table 2. table 2. comparison of different models for six stocks stocks mse mae rmse r² method china vanke co., ltd.(000002) 0.10597 0.25236 0.32554 0.89373 fedformer 0.10379 0.25741 0.32216 0.89593 tcn 0.06285 0.18857 0.25070 0.93715 gru 0.03309 0.14846 0.18191 0.96691 ours iflytek co., ltd. (002230) 0.22195 0.33005 0.47111 0.77807 fedformer 0.16519 0.29031 0.40643 0.83483 tcn 0.15652 0.22036 0.39563 0.84348 gru 0.11023 0.20567 0.33201 0.88977 ours byd company limited (002594) 0.27414 0.33178 0.52362 0.72583 fedformer 0.30234 0.38628 0.54986 0.69766 tcn 0.21168 0.25349 0.46008 0.78832 gru 0.14042 0.20637 0.37473 0.85958 ours contemporary amperex technology co., limited (300750) 0.39230 0.33050 0.62634 0.60769 fedformer 0.10215 0.20547 0.31961 0.89785 tcn 0.13187 0.22191 0.36314 0.86813 gru 0.05926 0.14784 0.24344 0.94074 ours kweichow moutai co., ltd.(600519) 0.14471 0.27379 0.38040 0.85529 fedformer 0.09736 0.25469 0.31203 0.90263 tcn 0.09039 0.19260 0.30066 0.90961 gru 0.04857 0.13863 0.22039 0.95143 ours semiconductor manufacturing international corporation(688981) 0.21891 0.22128 0.46788 0.78113 fedformer 0.37408 0.25816 0.61162 0.62599 tcn 0.27940 0.18530 0.52858 0.72060 gru 0.06871 0.11749 0.26212 0.93129 ours 4.4.2. generalization ability test in the hft experiment, generalization ability is a crucial evaluation metric, reflecting whether the model's robustness is sufficiently high. to conduct generalization experiments, we tested our network on the four previously collected datasets, assessing its generalization performance with experimental parameters and hardware configurations consistent with the aforementioned setup. the following 15 fig8,9,10,11 shows the results of the experiments on four publicly available datasets. fig 8. china high-speed railway technology co., ltd.(000008) fig 9. shenzhen cereals holdings co., ltd. 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[39] neelakantan a, vilnis l, le q v, et al. adding gradient noise improves learning for very deep networks[j]. arxiv preprint arxiv:1511.06807, 2015. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 6 design of a logistics management system based on qt hongyan zhang 1 and bing zhang 2 1 school of mechanical and electrical engineering, jilin of chemical technology university, jilin jilin 132022, china 2 school of information and control engineering, jilin of chemical technology university, jilin jilin 132022, china abstract: based on qt and gd32f103, this paper designs a logistics management system to enable express delivery personnel to remotely obtain the parameters of express deliveries and make timely decisions. the real-time information of express deliveries is collected by a camera and transmitted to the qt end through the uvc protocol. the parsed data is then stored on a cloud server through qt. this system combines user interface design and embedded system technology to achieve the monitoring and sorting of express deliveries. keywords: logistics; gd32f103; qt; cloud server. 1. introduction with the development of the logistics industry, the volume of express delivery is growing rapidly, and the traditional logistics mode is difficult to meet the current demand for efficient and accurate express delivery. in order to improve the intelligent level of logistics, reduce labor costs, and to achieve the efficient and accurate needs of express sorting, it is particularly important to develop a logistics management system based on modern information technology. this paper presents a design scheme of logistics management system based on qt. this system uses gd32f103 single chip microcomputer as the core chip, uses imx291 camera module, takes real-time photo processing of express side order, and transmits data to qt terminal through uvc protocol. as a user interface, qt is responsible for data display and access to the cloud platform to achieve data storage and remote access [1]. the system realizes the automatic sorting and pushing of the express through the cooperation of the biphase motor and the steering gear. this system is designed by combining user interface design, embedded system development technology and cloud computing technology, which can provide remote monitoring for delivery personnel and improve the intelligent level of logistics. 2. hardware design 2.1. 3200 imx291 camera module this design uses 3200-imx291 camera module, which can better collect the express invoice data. the module supports a speed of 30 frames per second and features automatic exposure and automatic white balance. using the automatic white balance method to process the single photo of express can improve the quality of the picture. the module communicates directly with the computer through the usb2.0 drive freeway. when the express enters the system, the module transmits the acquired image data to the qt side through the uvc protocol, and then identifies the express bill and extracts the key information of the express bill (such as bar code, address, etc.). qt side uploads data to ali intelligent cloud platform through mqtt protocol. in the process of data transmission, this design uses encryption technology to encrypt the data to ensure the security of the data in the transmission process. after the data is stored in the cloud platform, the courier can access and monitor the express information in real time through the qt interface, and the system supports the backup and recovery function of the data to deal with the possible network failure or data loss in the future. 2.2. mg996 servo module this design uses mg996 steering gear module to launch the express package. the mg996 steering gear module is controlled by pwm (pulse width modulation) signals. the period of the control signal is 20ms, and the pulse width varies between 0.5ms and 2.5ms, corresponding to the angle of the steering gear from 0° to 180 [2]. a pulse width of 0.5ms can turn the steering gear to the 0° position, a pulse width of 1.5ms can turn the steering gear to the 90° position, and a pulse width of 2.5ms can turn the steering gear to the 180° position. the actuator module is connected with the corresponding pin of gd32f103 single chip computer through signal line, ground line and power line to realize communication and control. gd32f103 generates pwm signals according to the instructions of the system, and precisely controls the angle of the steering gear by adjusting the pulse width, so as to realize the launch of express packages. the internal circuit design of mg996 steering gear is shown in figure 1. the internal circuit of the steering gear module includes motor drive circuit, control circuit and feedback circuit, which work together to ensure that the steering gear can accurately adjust the angle according to pwm signal. fig 1. mg996 servo circuit diagram 7 2.3. a4988 motor driver module. do not number your paper: all manuscripts must be in english, also the table and figure texts, otherwise we cannot publish your paper. please keep a second copy of your manuscript in your office. when receiving the paper, we assume that the corresponding authors grant us the copyright to use the paper for the book or journal in question. should authors use tables or figures from other publications, they must ask the corresponding publishers to grant them the right to publish this material in their paper. use italic for emphasizing a word or phrase. do not use boldface typing or capital letters except for section headings (cf. remarks on section headings, below). this design uses a4988 motor drive module to drive the two-phase stepper motor. the a4988 module receives the low current signal from the gd32f103 microcontroller and amplifies it into the high current signal required by the motor, thus achieving precise control of the motor. the module has the characteristics of high performance micro step control, high drive ability, easy to use and integration. the module supports a variety of micro-stepping modes, including full step, half step, 1/4 step, 1/8 step and 1/16 step. this microstepping capability can significantly reduce the vibration and noise of the motor. through micro-stepping control, the motor is more stable at low speed, thus avoiding the jitter problem caused by excessive stepping [3]. the current converter built into the module is the core of simple applications and is able to convert pulse signals into current control signals for high-precision motor motion control. the module is also equipped with an internal synchronous rectifier control circuit that optimizes power consumption under pulse width modulation (pwm) operation. the module also has complete circuit protection functions, such as undervoltage lock overheat protection and cross current protection, which can effectively prevent motor current spikes and voltage anomalies from damaging the microcontroller. the module communicates with gd32f103 through serial port, and connects the sending pins tx and receiving pins rx of the module to the serial pins of gd32f103 to achieve stable data transmission and control [4]. the circuit design of the a4988 module includes a current amplification circuit, a microstepping control circuit and a protection circuit, which work together to ensure that the motor can operate precisely according to the pulse signal. 3. software design the software design of this system is divided into embedded software design and upper computer software design two parts. the embedded software runs on gd32f103 mcu and is responsible for the interaction and data processing with the hardware module. the upper computer software is developed based on qt framework, provides user interaction interface, and realizes data storage and remote monitoring through cloud platform [5]. 3.1. a4988 motor driver module. when the system is powered on, the initialization procedure of the system clock, timer, serial communication, i2c interface, motor module and steering gear module is executed first. after the initialization operation is completed, the system enters the main loop and completes the next instruction. the embedded software runs on gd32f103 mcu and is responsible for the interaction and data processing with the hardware module. the software design adopts modular programming idea, which is divided into the following key modules: 3.1.1. system initialization module the system initialization module initializes hardware resources, including the system clock, serial communication, timer, i2c interface, motor module, and steering gear module. system clock configuration ensures that the system is running at the correct clock frequency; the initial configuration of serial communication parameters, such as baud rate, data bit, stop bit, etc. for data transmission with the host computer; timer initialization is used for timing tasks and interrupt processing. i2c interface initialization is used to communicate with external devices. the motor module initially configures the parameters of the motor driver to ensure the normal operation of the motor; the actuator module initially configures the parameters of the pwm signal to precisely control the angle of the actuator. after the initialization is complete, the system enters the main loop and waits to receive instructions from the upper computer. 3.1.2. motor and servo control module the motor and steering gear control module controls the speed of the motor and the angle of the steering gear according to the instructions sent by the upper computer. the module first analyzes the instructions sent by the host computer and extracts the parameters of motor speed and steering gear angle. parse_motorspeed, the function of analyzing the motor speed instruction, extracts the speed parameters, and sets the motor speed through the motor_setspeed function to ensure the smooth operation of the motor. parse_servoangle, the function of analyzing the angle instruction of the steering gear, extracts the angle parameters, and sets the angle of the steering gear through the servo_setangle function to ensure that the steering gear can be accurately controlled. in this way, the module implements the sorting and push operation of the express. 3.1.3. serial communication module serial communication module is responsible for data transmission between embedded system and host computer. the module initializes serial port parameters, including baud rate, data bit, and stop bit, to ensure data transmission reliability. enable the serial port receiving interrupt to receive data from the host in time. when data is received, the callback function usart_receive is triggered to process the received data. callback functions call processing functions based on the data type, such as parsing instructions or updating the system state. data is sent to the host computer through the usart_transmit function to ensure the integrity of data transmission. in this way, the module realizes the efficient communication between the embedded system and the host computer. 3.2. a4988 motor driver module. on the qt graphical interface development platform, the application program is developed through c++ language, and it is connected to ali cloud platform to realize the interaction of data. and remote control. in the development process, the mqtt protocol package is imported into the qt application to realize the connection with ali intelligent cloud platform. by subscribing to related topics, the application is able to receive data from the cloud. using qt's signal and slot mechanism, when data arrives, the system triggers slot 8 function to complete data processing and interface update [6]. the design part of the qt interface provides user interactive experience, and the functions to achieve include: the entry of express information, users can enter the relevant information of the express sender through the interface, the relevant information of the recipient, the address, the weight and other content. the system will verify the integrity and accuracy of the input information. after the information is correct, a popup message indicating that the input is successful. control of sorting operation, the user can select the destination of express sorting through the interface, and start the sorting operation by clicking the "sorting" button. the system will control the steering gear and motor module according to the selected target address, and push the delivery to the specified location. real-time monitoring and feedback, the interface displays the current status of the express in real time (such as entered, sorting, sorting completed, etc.), and prompts the user's operation results through the pop-up window. the system also provides a historical record query function, which facilitates the courier to trace the processing process of the express. the upper computer software is developed based on qt framework, provides user interaction interface, and realizes data storage and remote monitoring through cloud platform. software design is divided into the following key modules: 3.2.1. qt interface design the qt section provides an intuitive user interaction. the main window class mainwindow is responsible for initializing the interface and handling user actions. when a user clicks the connect button, the onconnectbuttonclicked function is triggered to connect to the cloud platform. user input data is sent to the embedded system via the onsendbuttonclicked function. the data received from the embedded system is processed by the onreceivedata function and the interface display is updated. the interface includes express information input, sorting operation control, real-time monitoring and feedback. users can enter the sender information, recipient information, address, weight and other content through the interface. the system will automatically verify the integrity and accuracy of the input information. after the information is correct, a dialog box will be displayed to inform the user that the input is successful. 3.2.2. cloud platform communication module the cloud platform communication module is responsible for establishing a connection with ali intelligent cloud platform to achieve data upload and download. cloudplatform is responsible for the interaction with cloud platforms. the connecttocloud function connects to the cloud platform and configures the connection parameters. the uploaddata function uploads data to the cloud platform to ensure the security of data transmission. the downloaddata function downloads data from the cloud platform to ensure the integrity of the data received. messages received from the cloud platform are processed by the onmessagereceived function and the interface display is updated. in this way, the module achieves efficient communication with the cloud platform. 3.2.3. data processing module the data processing module is responsible for processing the raw data received from the embedded system and extracting key information. the data processing class dataprocessor is responsible for data processing. the processdata function processes the raw data and extracts the key information. the extractkeyinfo function uses regular expressions or specific algorithms to parse data and extract key information such as bar codes and addresses. the processed data is stored in the cloud platform for real-time monitoring and query by courier personnel. 4. system functionality testing when the gd32f103 is powered on, start the qt application. enter the login information on the qt side to complete the connection with ali intelligent cloud platform. after the device is successfully connected to the cloud platform, the qt side can display the entered express related information in real time [7]. as shown in figure 2, it is the input system of express delivery. after scanning the code, you can enter the mailing address and receiving address. if the input information is correct, the automatic pop-up window will indicate that the input is successful. as shown in figure 3, logistics management system, select shipment, check the address, the system will automatically push out the corresponding express, after the end, the system pop-up window prompts the end of shipment. the running interface shows the real-time status of the system, including the current status of the express (such as entered, sorting, sorting completed, etc.), the network connection status and the running status of the hardware module. fig 2. logistics management system entry interface fig 3. logistics management system operation interface in order to verify the reliability of the system, the normal operation test and abnormal test are carried out. under normal network and hardware conditions, the system's input function, sorting and monitoring functions are tested. the test results show that the system can run stably. the system is tested for fault tolerance and resilience under simulated network failures, hardware failures and abnormal inputs. the test results show that the system can upload the 9 cache data after the network recovery, and the hardware fault alarm mechanism can respond. 5. summary after several rounds of debugging and optimization, the system realizes the function of collecting data from the camera module and transmitting it to the qt side for display, and can manipulate the motor to selectively launch the required express on the qt side. by using the open source qt framework and hardware modules, the cost of the system is reduced. this system realizes the high efficiency of logistics system by realizing real-time data collection and processing. this system also designed the network fault tolerance mechanism, hardware fault alarm mechanism and exception processing mechanism to improve the reliability of the system. through the combination of cloud platform and qt interface, courier personnel can 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[7] li zengliang, xu song, yan liqiang, hu peng. design of shield pump remote monitoring system based on embedded and qt [j]. instrument user,2021,28(09):10-14. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 47 prediction of cybercrime and policy evaluation using a combination of pagerank and arima‐did algorithms jiayu gao *, yijia suo, wanyun xing northeast agricultural university, harbin, heilongjiang, china * corresponding author: jiayu gao (email: 15765510395@163.com) abstract: this paper focuses on the distribution characteristics of global cybercrime and the effectiveness of policy interventions, constructing a multi-model analysis framework that integrates pagerank and arima-did. firstly, the study uses the pagerank algorithm to calculate the cybercrime connectivity of countries, identifying the united states as the core risk node. based on indicators such as cybersecurity preparedness and the number of cases, countries are categorized into high, medium, and low-risk groups. it is found that high-risk countries exhibit the characteristics of ‘high attack volume, high losses, and low cybersecurity preparedness.’ further combining the arima model with the difference-in-differences (did) method, using the united states' 2013 cybersecurity policy as an example, the study constructs a counterfactual prediction scenario, confirming that policy implementation significantly reduces actual attack volumes compared to predicted values, but long-term effects are influenced by external factors. cross-national comparisons show that low-risk countries like japan and australia have better policy sustainability, and preventive measures (like vulnerability management) have significantly higher cost-effectiveness than post-incident responses. the study provides a risk assessment model and policy effectiveness quantification tools for global cybersecurity governance. keywords: pagerank algorithm; arima model; difference-in-differences (did) method; global cybercrime. 1. introduction 5g and artificial intelligence are driving the deep interconnection of global networks, but they have also given rise to rampant transnational cybercrime, with frequent incidents of ransomware and data breaches. against this backdrop, gaining a scientific understanding of the intrinsic connections within the global cybercrime ecosystem and accurately quantifying the actual effectiveness of policy interventions have become critical issues in building cybersecurity defenses [1]. this paper breaks through the limitations of traditional research's single perspective, innovatively integrating the pagerank algorithm with the arima-did model to establish a composite research framework that combines network structure analysis with time series prediction capabilities [2]. using the pagerank algorithm to analyse the cybercrime networks of various countries, the study precisely identifies core risk nodes such as the united states. based on multidimensional indicators including cybersecurity preparedness and case numbers, it categorizes countries into high-, medium-, and low-risk clusters, revealing the intrinsic connections between risk levels and attack scale, loss severity, and defensive capabilities [3]. additionally, using the arima model and the did method, the study takes the united states' 2013 cybersecurity policy as a typical case to construct a counterfactual analysis scenario, quantitatively assessing the policy's inhibitory effect on the volume of cyberattacks [4-5]. through cross-national comparative research, the study further analyses the advantages of low-risk countries like japan and australia in terms of policy sustainability and preventive mechanisms. the research findings not only provide a dynamic assessment model for global cybersecurity risk warning but also offer policymakers a quantifiable tool for evaluating governance effectiveness, holding significant theoretical and practical value for improving the international cybersecurity governance system. 2. patterns and distribution of cybercrime cybercrime, including hacking, fraud, identity theft, ransomware attacks, and phishing, is a global issue, but its distribution is not uniform across the world. the prevalence and success of cybercrimes vary depending on multiple factors, such as technological infrastructure, regulatory measures, law enforcement capabilities, internet penetration, and economic conditions. 2.1. network crime risk distribution modeling in the field of cybersecurity, in-depth analysis of the source region of an attack is a critical step in understanding and preventing cybercrime. the application of the pagerank algorithm in cybercrime source analysis benefits from its unique link analysis and centrality metrics, which can accurately identify the core nodes in a criminal network and their influence spreading paths. through iterative computation and denoising techniques, the algorithm can deeply sort out criminal clues and eliminate interfering information. in addition, the algorithm's community detection function helps to distinguish different criminal groups, while its dynamic update feature ensures continuous monitoring of changes in the criminal network. with the comprehensive credibility assessment, pagerank provides a clear direction and prioritization for the investigation work, which makes the task of exposing and combating the source of cybercrime more efficient and smoother. this paper therefore calculated the pagerank score for each country using the pagerank algorithm, which reflects the relative importance of the country in the cybercrime graph. the advantage of the pagerank algorithm is that it can 48 identify nodes that have a high-quality of connections despite a small number of connections, which is particularly important in cybersecurity analysis. using the pagerank algorithm [6], this paper calculated the pagerank score for each country, which reflects the relative importance of the country in the cybercrime graph. the advantage of the pagerank algorithm is that it identifies nodes that have a small number of connections but a high quality of connections, which is especially important in cybersecurity analysis.        (1 ) j i j i p m p j pr p pr p d d l p     (1) the results are shown in the table 1, where a list of countries in descending order of pagerank score reveals the main sources of cybercrime attacks, which may play a key role in cybercriminal activities. this paper initialized each country's pagerank to 1/ . for each country a, this paper computed its pagerank, this paper iterated through all the countries b that are linked to a, and this paper updated the pagerank value of a according to the above formula. each point in the pagerank graph represents a country, and the connecting line represents the relationship between the aggressor and the victim country. table 1. country's pagerank score country pagerank score country pagerank score us 0.593 gb 0.043 ca 0.033 in 0.022 au 0.015 nz 0.014 ie 0.0077 de 0.0071 cn 0.0061 kr 0.0059 this paper found the optimal number of groups by looking at the sum of squared errors using the elbow rule. then this paper performed an analysis of variance based on the fields, including the results for mean and standard deviation, -test results, and significance -value. the -value of each analyzed item was analyzed to see if it was significant ( 0.05 ). table 2 shows that the four variables do not differ significantly between the categories classified by the clustering classification. table 2. clustering results category 1 72 category 3 63 category 2 58 f p cybersecurity readiness (%) 65.89 16.869 63.925 18.555 61.692 18.456 0.883 0.415 estimated total cases 17938.528 9117.02 50976.698 9578.519 85570.828 7762.486 931.272 0.000*** loss amount (million usd) 469.598 297.955 504.01 269.969 506.463 283.31 0.354 0.702 cyber threat index 48.558 22.324 47.542 22.214 53.738 20.133 1.42 0.244 2.2. results of the classification the cluster analysis allows this paper to categorize the countries into three categories high, medium, and low risk, categories ii, iii, and i, respectively. the characteristics of these countries are shown in the table 3: table 3. the characteristics of these countries country type number of cases number of losses cyber threat index cyber security readiness high-risk countries high high high low low-risk countries, low low low high mediumrisk countries medium medium medium medium high-risk countries, such as russia and the united states, need to strengthen cybersecurity protection measures and improve cybersecurity readiness to cope with a high number of cyberattacks and a high risk of loss. medium-risk countries, such as china, germany need to continuously monitor their cybersecurity posture, optimize their cybersecurity strategies and improve their cybersecurity readiness to reduce potential risks. low-risk countries, such as australia, japan, need to remain vigilant, continuously monitor cybersecurity threats and ensure the effectiveness of cybersecurity protection measures. 2.3. distribution patterns of cybercrime eigenvalue characteristics based on the data in the global cybersecurity index 2024, this paper has compiled the scores of countries around the world on the five measures: legal, technical, organization, capacity, and cooperation. this paper will model and combine the existing data to make reasonable predictions and calculations on the success rate, block rate, reporting rate and prosecution rate of cybercrime in each country. (1) success rate vs. blocked rate according to the global cybersecurity index report released annually by the international telecommunication union (itu), it can be inferred that cybercrime is more likely to be successful in countries that perform poorly in terms of legal sophistication, level of technological development, organization, capacity-building and cooperation, and on the contrary, cybercrime has a greater likelihood of being prevented in more developed countries. therefore, this paper will build a mathematical model about the success or failure of cybercrime with the five measures of legal, technical, organization, capacity, and cooperation, to calculate the success and deterrence rates of cybercrime in each country, and to visualize the distribution characteristics of the data based on the obtained data. the model was developed as follows: 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5i i i i i ib l t o c p          (2)  100 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5i i i i i is l t o c p           (3) 49 substituting the data to get the cybercrime success rate and blocked rate. (2) reporting and appeal rates if the country has a strong judicial capacity and the relevant laws are well established, then victims of cybercrime will have greater confidence in recovering their losses through the law, and therefore the reporting rate of cybercrime will be higher. therefore, this paper collected the corruption perceptions index (cpi) from transparency international and modeled it by combining it with the legal scores in the gci. 1 2i i ir w cpi w l c     (4) is the reporting rate, is the weight, is the legal score and is the constant a high reporting rate usually implies a higher level of public trust in law enforcement agencies and a more efficient judicial system. also, countries with high reporting rates may have relatively well-developed and transparent judicial systems, leading to fewer cases of dissatisfaction and thus relatively low appeal rates. low reporting rates, on the other hand, may hide problems, and only serious or controversial cases may be reported, which are more likely to be appealed. this paper therefore believes that there is a correlation between the appeal rate and the reporting rate. 3. analysis of the effects of policy implementation to test the effectiveness of countries' cybersecurity policies, it is not possible to simply compare cybercrime rates before and after policy implementation, as fluctuations in crime rates are affected by a variety of factors. this paper used a doubledifference (did) approach to introduce a control group that is not affected by the policy, to exclude the interference of external factors and more accurately assess the effect of the policy. to find a control group unaffected by the policy, use a time series arima model to predict the crime rate in the absence of the policy intervention based on the time continuity and regularity of the crime rate. based on the previous k-means clustering results, this paper selected high-risk countries (e.g., the u.s., russia) and low-risk countries (e.g., australia, japan) for time series analysis. due to the prominent representation of cybersecurity issues in the united states, this paper took the united states as an example and focus on analyzing the comparison before and after the implementation of its policies. figure 1. number of cyberattacks on the united states as shown in figure 1, the number of cyberattacks in the united states peaked in 2013 and then declined rapidly between 1970 and 2023.it is hypothesized that the u.s. implemented an effective cybersecurity policy in 2013. therefore, this paper used the 1970-2013 data as a timeseries sample to predict the cybercrime rate that is not affected by the policy in the next 10 years. 3.1. arima-based prediction of crime rates without policy intervention the arima model is a statistical analysis tool for predicting future trends, combining autoregressive (ar), differencing (i) and sliding average (ma) components, and is suitable for dealing with trending and seasonal data. in predicting cybercrime rates, the smoothness of the data is tested, the non-smooth data is differenced to make it smooth, and then the model parameters (p,d,q) are determined by the aic and bic methods. (1) smoothness testing and prediction the unit root test (adf) was conducted using spsspro and the results of the test are shown in the table 4 below for the united states. table 4. adf inspection form adf inspection form variant difference in order t p aic threshold value 1% 5% 10% 0 -0.77 0.828 -738.373 -3.889 -3.054 -2.667 year 1 -5.126 0.000*** -3.859 -3.042 -2.661 2 -4.054 0.001*** -3.889 -3.054 -2.667 note: ***, **, * represent 1%,5%, and 10% significance levels, respectively. 50 the results of the test of this series show that based on the variable , the significance -value is less than 0.05 at the level of difference of order 1, which presents significance and rejects the original hypothesis that the series is a smooth time series. (2) time series arima model after passing the smoothness test, this paper needs to get the values of model and model . this paper used aic and bic methods to estimate the parameters , . 2 2 ln( )aic k l  (5) ln( ) 2 ln( )bic k n l  (6) in the above equation, is the number of model parameters, is the likelihood function of the model, is the number of samples. according to the aic and bic results, the values of and are 3,0 and 0,0 , respectively. to avoid and being too large, the parameter that minimizes is chosen, which is finally determined as p 0 and q 0. therefore, the model is arima 0,1,0 . to ensure that the parameters were appropriate, this paper performed a residual test. the residuals are normalized to be close to normal distribution, their histograms conform to the ideal noise distribution, and most of the residuals are distributed near the normal line, further indicating that the residuals are close to normal distribution. the arima (0,1,0) model was fitted to the u.s. cybercrime rate data from 1970-2013 to obtain the fitted model. based on this model, the time variable was shifted back to 10 units to predict the cybercrime rate for the next 10 years. the specific results are shown in figure 2. figure 2. time series chart up to this point, this paper has obtained a control group unaffected by the policy. 3.2. difference-in-differences based policy effect test difference-in-difference is a quasi-experimental method used to assess the effects of a policy or intervention. it estimates the causal effect of a policy by comparing the difference between the changes in the treatment group (the group affected by the policy) and the control group (the group not affected by the policy) before and after the implementation of the policy. the core idea of the differencein-differences approach is to utilize a natural experimental setup that controls for other potential confounders to more accurately assess the true impact of a policy. (1) modeling did this paper examined whether there was a significant change in the number of cybercrimes in the united states after the implementation of the 2013 cybercrime policy. because there are predicted and actual values for data before and after the policy implementation, this paper used a doubledifference (did) approach to assess the net effect of the policy. 1diff postit t it      (7) where, is the difference between the true value and the predicted value in a given year; is the 1 for the year after the policy is implemented and 0 before. (2) solution results according to the model estimation results, 1 2709.45, -value 0.001. this indicates that the actual number of cyber attacks after the policy implementation has been reduced by an average of about 2709 compared to the predicted number, and the results are statistically significant, and the implementation of the policy played a significant role in reducing the number of cybercrimes. the figure 3 shows the change in the predicted and real values after the policy implementation in 2013. the green line in the figure 3 shows the predicted values, while the blue line shows the actual values. after the implementation of the policy in 2013, the number of cyberattacks declined significantly from 2014-2021 but rise again in 2022. this suggests that the policy is effective in the short term, but the long-term effects may be influenced by other factors. similarly, this paper get a graph of predicted vs. actual values for russia, japan, and australia. as shown in figure 4, it can be seen that the number of cybercrimes in the united states, russia, japan, and australia declined rapidly in 2013, 2014, 2013, and 2016, respectively. in 2013, the united states implemented executive order 13636. russia has adopted legislation to build a cybersecurity "firewall," emphasizing the protection of cyber sovereignty jurisdiction and developing a cybersecurity risk assessment system. 51 figure 3. reality and forecast of the us (2013 and after) figure 4. comparison of projected and real values for three countries japan released its cybersecurity strategy in june 2013 to build a strong cybersecurity nation through cyber defense capacity building, and government-civilian cybersecurity cooperation. australia released the australian cybersecurity strategy in 2016 to build a strong "cyber defense network" that can more effectively monitor, block and respond to cyber threats. among high-risk countries, the u.s. and russia's cybersecurity policies are effective in the short term, but their long-term effects are inconsistent, and their policies need to be continually strengthened. in contrast, low-risk countries have more effective policies, particularly japan, where the number of cyberattacks dropped significantly and remained low after implementation. high-risk countries emphasize private sector involvement and international cooperation, while low-risk countries focus on government-civilian cybersecurity cooperation. the analysis found that preventive policies, especially vulnerability management systems, showed the best results and that in the area of cybersecurity, preventive inputs are more cost-effective than remediation, with more stable and sustainable results. 3.3. sensitivity analysis to assess the applicability and reliability of the model, this paper used the model to make step-by-step predictions on the original data, i.e., based on the cybercrime rate of the previous years, this paper used the model to predict the cybercrime rate of 1 years, and then this paper predicted the cybercrime rate of 2 years based on the cybercrime rate of 1 years, until the last year. taking the united states as an example, the results are shown in the figure 5. figure 5. sensitivity analysis and number of attack (forecast) over years 52 the various error indicators are listed in table 5: table 5. error index error index value mean square error 25453.41 root mean square error 159.54 mean absolute error 134.68 r score 0.73 references [1] jin gaofeng, zhang yongding, zhao hongyang. analysis and forecast of china's crime situation in 2023–2024 [j]. journal of the people's public security university of china (social sciences edition), 2024, 40 (03): 1–10. 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[6] shi fenghao, wang xin, pan wenlin. identification of key nodes in hypernetworks based on an improved pagerank algorithm [j]. information technology, 2024, (03): 22-27. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 17 research on agricultural film recycling mechanism based on intelligent optimization algorithms and game theory xingyu gan * shandong agricultural university, tai’an, shandong, china * corresponding author email: 286635414@qq.com abstract: this study employs an intelligent optimization algorithm model to quantify key factors influencing the cost of agricultural film recycling through multi-dimensional data analysis, optimizing parameters for an economically feasible cost coordination mechanism. simultaneously, a game theory algorithm model is constructed to systematically elucidate the theoretical framework and technical pathways for agricultural film recycling. through model solving, the study clarifies the interests and game relationships among the government, production enterprises, and farmers, proposing an optimal mechanism for multi-party interest coordination. this research provides a significant theoretical foundation and practical reference for policy formulation, technology promotion, and operational practices in agricultural film recycling. keywords: agricultural film recycling; intelligent optimization algorithms; game theory; sustainable development. 1. introduction agricultural film mulching technology, as an advanced farmland management method, has demonstrated significant advantages in enhancing the yield-to-efficiency ratio during crop growth cycles, making it an integral component of modern agricultural production systems [1][2]. however, the issue of residual agricultural film has triggered multidimensional environmental impacts, including soil structure degradation, nutrient imbalance, and groundwater pollution, necessitating the establishment of a systematic recycling and management system to address this environmental challenge [3][4]. at present, domestic and international researchers have conducted extensive studies on this issue. wang et al. constructed a tripartite evolutionary game model composed of the government, recyclers, and consumers, and analyzed the initial, intermediate, and mature stages of the development of the electronic waste recycling industry [5]. shan et al. proposed a tripartite evolutionary game model composed of the government, recyclers, and consumers, exploring the implementation mechanism and influencing factors of china's extended producer responsibility (epr) system. additionally, there are evolutionary game studies related to the recycling of other solid wastes [6]. yang et al. explored the behavioral evolution of multiple stakeholders in the recycling industry chain of discarded takeout packaging [7]. guo et al. investigated the behavioral evolution of multiple stakeholders in the recycling industry chain of discarded takeout packaging [8]. wang et al. analyzed the behavioral evolution of the government, collectors, and recyclers in the issue of plastic waste recycling [9]. among these, game theory models are widely applied by domestic and international researchers, and evolutionary game theory is a tool widely used in economics to study the behavioral evolution of multiple stakeholders. after smith and price first proposed this concept in 1973 [10], taylor and jonker introduced the concept of replicator dynamics while studying ecological evolution phenomena [11]. li et al. constructed a multi-stakeholder evolutionary game model, analyzing the cooperative mechanism in urban solid waste management. they focused on the behavioral evolution of the government, enterprises, and residents in waste classification and recycling, and explored the impact of policy incentives on cooperation among the parties [12]. zhang et al. proposed a dynamic model based on evolutionary game theory to analyze multiparty interest conflicts and cooperation in electronic product recycling. they studied the behavioral evolution of manufacturers, retailers, and consumers in electronic product recycling and proposed policy recommendations to promote recycling efficiency [13]. huo et al. developed a tripartite evolutionary game model involving the government, enterprises, and social organizations, studying the synergistic mechanism in the waste paper recycling industry chain. they analyzed the evolutionary patterns of the behaviors of the parties at different stages and proposed strategies to optimize the recycling system [14]. this paper first constructs an intelligent optimization algorithm model, through systematic analysis and calculation of multi-dimensional data, deeply excavates and quantifies the key factors affecting the cost of agricultural film recycling, and then optimizes to obtain the most economically feasible parameters for the recycling cost coordination mechanism. on this basis, secondly, a game theory algorithm model is established, systematically elaborating the theoretical framework and technical path of agricultural film recycling from a perspective combining theory and practice. through model solving and verification, the interests and game relationships of the government, production enterprises, and farmers in the agricultural film recycling process are clarified, and finally, an optimal mechanism scheme for multi-party interest coordination is proposed. this research provides an important theoretical basis and practical reference for subsequent policy formulation, technology promotion, and practical operation of agricultural film recycling. 18 2. agricultural film recycling model based on intelligent algorithms 2.1. metaheuristic algorithm model the wolf pack algorithm (wpa) is a multi-objective bionic optimization algorithm inspired by the collective hunting behavior of wolf packs. as social animals, wolves exhibit various group behaviors, and the wolf pack algorithm is specifically designed to simulate their hunting strategies. through hierarchical collaboration, wolf packs can, over time, identify the most optimal locations for survival by making decisions and adjustments. as a swarm intelligence-based optimization method, the wolf pack algorithm effectively simulates the behavior of agricultural film recycling under complex influencing factors. by mimicking the cooperation and competition mechanisms in wolf pack hunting, the algorithm dynamically adjusts key parameters. based on the different roles in the hunting process, the recycling mechanism can be analogized to the types of wolves in the algorithm, as explained below: leader wolf: in the process of searching for the optimal solution, the leader wolf adopts the best mechanism identified within the current time frame as a guide, meaning the mechanism with the highest recycling efficiency during the search period. it also directs other wolves to move closer, enabling the pack to continuously converge toward the optimal mechanism, dynamically adjusting as the search progresses and time evolves. this process is expressed by equation (1): (1) scout wolves: initially, the wolf pack dispatches a group of scout wolves to search the surrounding environment for prey. if a scout wolf detects a higher concentration of prey scent, it becomes the leader wolf and calls other wolves to encircle the prey. later, the fitness of the prey found by different scout wolves is compared, and the one with the highest fitness is selected as the leader wolf. this process is expressed by equation (2): (2) fierce wolves: when fierce wolves sense the call of the leader wolf, they immediately rush toward its position. during this process, if they detect prey with higher fitness, they replace the current leader wolf and take command of the pack. this process is expressed by equation (3): (3) the step sizes of the above three intelligent behaviors follow the relationship expressed by equation (4): (4) the bionic schematic of the wolf pack algorithm is shown in figure 1. figure 1. bionic schematic of the wolf pack algorithm. the wolf pack optimization algorithm is an intelligent optimization algorithm that simulates the foraging behavior of wolf packs, exhibiting strong global search capabilities and fast convergence. this study constructs an agricultural film recycling cost analysis model based on the wolf pack optimization algorithm, which includes the following steps: step 1: initialization. determine decision variables and constraints. decision variables include agricultural film usage, recycling rate, policy subsidies, transportation costs, labor costs, etc. constraints include data ranges and interrelationships among variables. step 2: fitness calculation. calculate the fitness values of each variable. the fitness function is used to evaluate the quality of variable combinations, typically aiming to minimize costs. step 3: pheromone update. update pheromones based on fitness values. pheromones represent the quality of variable combinations, with higher fitness values corresponding to higher pheromone concentrations. step 4: position update and boundary check. update the positions of the wolves based on pheromone distribution, simulating the foraging behavior of the wolf pack. adjust the value ranges of variables through pheromone distribution. perform boundary checks to ensure that the positions of the wolves remain within reasonable limits, avoiding invalid solutions. step 5: iteration termination. terminate the iteration when the maximum number of iterations is reached or the fitness value converges. typically, the iteration stops when the fitness value change falls below a set threshold. to validate the effectiveness of the model, we employed cross-validation, dividing the dataset into training and testing sets for model training and performance evaluation, respectively. the results show consistent performance across both sets, indicating the model's strong generalization ability. building on the model construction, we further optimized parameters such as the number of wolves, iteration count, and pheromone update rate. through multiple experiments, the optimal parameter combination was determined, improving the model's convergence speed and optimization effectiveness. by running the model, the main factors influencing agricultural film recycling costs and their weights were identified, as shown in table 1. sin(2 )p m id sid q z z step g     1 id pp mp p m id bid pp m id g z z z step g z       1p p pm p w mid id idz z step g z      2 2 d d dd db s w m mstep step step c      19 table 1. main factors influencing agricultural film recycling costs and their weights. variable agricultural film usage recycling rate policy subsidies transportation costs labor costs other factors weight 0.35 0.25 0.15 0.1 0.05 0.05 the fitness optimization process of the wolf pack algorithm is illustrated in figure 2. figure 2. fitness optimization process of the wolf pack algorithm. through the wolf pack optimization algorithm model, the key factors influencing agricultural film recycling costs were systematically analyzed, and economically feasible parameters for the recycling cost coordination mechanism were optimized. the results demonstrate that the wolf pack optimization algorithm model has significant advantages in handling multi-dimensional data and identifying key factors. 2.2. game theory algorithm model in agricultural film recycling activities, the government supports and regulates enterprises through macro-level policies, while enterprises need to actively respond to these policies to maximize policy support and minimize regulatory constraints and penalties. by setting parameters, the benefits and costs can be decomposed into basic variables: the government’s strategy set is s3={regulate, do not regulate} = {z,1−z}, where z∈[0,1] [8]. cg: regulatory cost. k: reputation improvement under the regulatory strategy. environmental performance: environmental benefits of enterprises establishing a recycling system. b: environmental performance of enterprises not recycling. o: environmental performance of enterprises not recycling (absolute value b<o). t: tax on enterprises establishing a recycling system under regulation. q: tax on enterprises not recycling under regulation (t<q). q: tax on enterprises not recycling without regulation. j: subsidy for enterprises establishing a recycling system. l: fine for enterprises not recycling. the farmers’ strategy set is s1={recycle to enterprises, do not recycle}={x,1−x}, where x∈[0,1]. r: reward given by enterprises to farmers for recycling. time cost: cost of recycling to enterprises (e) and cost of not recycling (g), where e>g. h: cost of purchasing mulch film. d: subsidy for recycling farmers. i: fine for farmers not recycling. the enterprises’ strategy set is s2= {establish a recycling system, do not recycle}={y,1−y}, where y∈[0,1]. c: recycling cost when establishing a recycling system. p: additional cost borne when farmers do not recycle. w: profit from recycling. m: production cost of agricultural film. recycling agricultural film benefits enterprises in two ways: (1) enhancing consumer welfare and (2) improving corporate image to attract customers. product recycling has positive externalities, meaning that choosing recyclable options protects the environment and improves overall consumer welfare, while choosing non-recyclable options negatively impacts the environment and consumer welfare. by integrating the subjective weight vector set w1 and the objective weight vector set w2, a combined weight vector set is established, and a linear combination of subjective and objective weights is constructed as follows: 𝑊 𝑎 𝑤 𝑎 𝑤 where a1 and a2 are linear combination coefficients representing the proportion of each weighting method. subsequently, an optimization combination is implemented with the nash equilibrium as the reconciliation goal. a compromise model is established to achieve consistency between subjective and objective weight values, specifically minimizing deviations to form an optimal game solution. the objective function is as follows: 𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑎 𝑤 𝑤 based on the cost-benefit analysis of the game participants, the model parameters are determined. for consumers, the parameters include the willingness-to-return coefficient, willingness-to-purchase coefficient, and recycling cost. for enterprises, the parameters include collection cost, improvement cost under negative consumer recycling, sales profit, and recycling profit. for the government, the parameters include regulatory cost, environmental performance, enterprise taxes, fines, subsidies, and reputation improvement. the payoff matrix for farmers, enterprises, and the government under different strategy combinations in the game tree is shown in figure 3. the replication dynamic equations (4.3–4.5) indicate that the probability of each stakeholder choosing a specific strategy changes over time. when the replication dynamic equations of all three parties simultaneously equal zero, the evolutionary game equilibrium points can be determined. it is evident that the model has eight pure strategy equilibrium solutions: (0,0,0), (0,0,1), (0,1,0), (1,0,0), (1,1,0), (0,1,1), (1,0,1), and (1,1,1). these eight equilibrium points define the boundary of the model’s solution space, i.e., {(x,y,z)∣0≤x≤1;0≤y≤1;0≤z≤1}. additionally, multiple mixedstrategy equilibrium solutions can be derived through calculations. however, the solutions of the mixed-strategy game model do not necessarily imply nash equilibrium, as the mixed-strategy model assumes that each player makes strategic choices only when aware of the strategies of other players, which is unrealistic under conditions of information asymmetry. 20 figure 3. payoff matrix for farmers, enterprises, and government under different strategy combinations in the game tree the analysis shows that when (x0,y0,z0) =(0.5,0.5,0.5), neither (1,0,0) nor (1,0,1) are evolutionarily stable strategies without additional conditions. this indicates that when enterprises adopt traditional recycling methods, consumers will not actively choose to recycle. this is because, in these scenarios, consumers incur time costs for active recycling. in this case, regardless of the value of z, it does not affect consumers’ strategic choices, as they are not fined for negative recycling. therefore, it is locally unstable. 3. simulation experiment analysis 3.1. evolutionary path analysis in this experiment, realistic parameter settings were selected: the difference between the time cost of recycling for farmers (e=8) and the time cost of not recycling (g=4) reflects the additional investment required for recycling behavior. the enterprise recycling reward (r=15) and penalty measures (i=6) reflect a governance approach that combines incentives and constraints. the government subsidy (d=12) demonstrates the level of policy support. these parameter choices not only consider the realistic constraints of each stakeholder but also provide moderate flexibility for system evolution. the results are shown in figure (4). figure 4. simulation result diagram from the figure, it can be observed that under the baseline parameter configuration, the strategy choices of the three stakeholders exhibit distinct stage-specific characteristics: • initial stage (t<20): the strategy choices of all parties fluctuate significantly, reflecting exploration and adaptation during the early policy implementation phase. • intermediate stage (20<t<60): the system gradually stabilizes, indicating the achievement of a preliminary equilibrium through stakeholder interactions. • stable stage (t>60): the probabilities of strategy choices converge, reflecting the long-term effects of policy implementation. 3.2. probability impact analysis by setting five different initial probability groups {(0.1,0.1,0.1), (0.3,0.3,0.3), (0.5,0.5,0.5), (0.7,0.7,0.7), (0.9,0.9,0.9)}, the impact of initial conditions on system evolution was investigated. the experimental results are shown in figure (5). 21 figure 5. data graphs under three different scenarios from the figure, it can be seen that: low initial probability groups (0.1, 0.3): the evolutionary paths exhibit a "slow start" characteristic, requiring a longer time to reach a steady state, with relatively low final convergence values. medium probability group (0.5): the evolution process is relatively smooth, with moderate convergence speed, ultimately forming an ideal equilibrium state. high initial probability groups (0.7, 0.9): significant fluctuations occur in the early stages, with fast convergence speeds, stabilizing at higher levels. 3.3. parameter sensitivity analysis this experiment focused on the impact of three key parameters: government subsidy (d), enterprise improvement cost (p), and recycling reward (r). by setting five levels within the interval [5,25], the influence of parameter changes on strategy evolution was systematically analyzed. the experimental results are shown in figure (6). figure 6. data graphs under three different scenarios from the figure, it can be observed that: 1. impact of government subsidy (d): subsidy levels are positively correlated with farmer participation, exhibiting a clear "threshold effect." additionally, higher subsidies promote faster system convergence. 2. impact of improvement cost (p): increased costs inhibit enterprise participation and significantly affect system stability, showing a nonlinear correlation. 3. impact of recycling reward (r): higher rewards effectively stimulate participation, with an optimal reward range. excessively high rewards may lead to system instability. finally, the optimized mechanism for agricultural film recycling is summarized as follows: 1. seize the "window period" of policy implementation: set initial parameters reasonably. 2. build a multi-level 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[14] huo, l., et al. a three-party evolutionary game model for waste paper recycling industrial chain: synergy mechanisms among government, enterprises, and organizations. journal of cleaner production, 2022,320, 122-133. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 66 lightweight design of automotive driveshaft flange fork under high torque conditions using ansys lei hu, rui hu and houtao jin chengdu jincheng college, chengdu, sichuan, 611731, china abstract: with the rapid development of the automotive industry and increasingly stringent environmental requirements, lightweight design has become a key technological direction in automotive manufacturing. as a critical component of the vehicle's power transmission system, the structural rationality, lightweighting level, and manufacturing process reliability of the drive shaft flange fork directly impact transmission efficiency, vehicle reliability, and fuel economy. optimizing its performance is of great significance for vehicle energy conservation and emission reduction. this study employs ansys workbench software to conduct finite element analysis and structural optimization of automotive drive shaft flange forks, evaluating stress and strain under high torque conditions of 24,000 n·m. analysis reveals that while pre-optimization safety factors exceed industry standards, material redundancy exists. to address this, structural optimization was implemented through material reduction techniques. after optimization, the flange fork achieved approximately 9% weight reduction while maintaining safety factors that still meet requirements. this study validates the effectiveness of finite element analysis in lightweight design for drive shafts, providing theoretical basis and practical reference for automotive component optimization. keywords: driveshaft; flange fork; ansys; structural optimization; lightweighting. 1. introduction the booming automotive industry has energized the global economy, yet it also poses challenges of energy consumption and environmental pollution. by the end of september 2025, china's vehicle ownership reached 363 million units, with motor vehicle ownership at 465 million units. traditional fuel-powered vehicles remain dominant, and their energy consumption and emissions issues are increasingly prominent. research indicates that a 10% reduction in vehicle mass can decrease fuel consumption by 6%–8% and emissions by 4%. [1] consequently, lightweight design has become the core pathway for the automotive manufacturing industry to achieve energy conservation and emission reduction. the made in china 2025 strategy prioritizes lightweighting as a key direction, aiming to enhance vehicle dynamic performance and environmental benefits. as a critical component in power transmission, the driveshaft transfers engine torque to the drive wheels while accommodating angular and distance variations during vehicle motion. under high-speed, high-torque conditions, lightweighting the propeller shaft not only reduces material costs but also decreases rotational inertia, thereby improving transmission efficiency. however, domestic propeller shafts lag behind international counterparts in material strength (tensile strength generally below 480 mpa) and structural design, necessitating performance enhancements through optimization. [2] this study focuses on the flange fork of commercial vehicle drive shafts, employing ansys workbench finite element analysis software for structural optimization design. research objectives include: (1) establishing an accurate model of the drive shaft flange fork; (2) evaluating performance through static analysis; (3) implementing material reduction optimization in stress concentration zones; (4) verifying the feasibility and effectiveness of the optimized design. the findings provide data support for drivetrain shaft lightweighting and advance automotive component technology upgrades. 2. current status of lightweighting research for automotive driveshaft flange forks the application of lightweighting technology in the automotive field began in the 1950s. in 1953, general motors launched the first composite body vehicle, the chevrolet corvette, pioneering material lightweighting. as the automotive industry evolves toward "lightweighting, high performance, and low cost," flange forks face numerous challenges in controlling structural stress concentration, adapting to multi-material lightweighting, and ensuring consistency in complex manufacturing processes. shang guosheng [3] established a quantitative logic for flange fork structural design by focusing on critical dimensions such as fork ear hole diameter, retaining ring groove spacing, and center height. yang chunyong [4] and colleagues analyzed fracture causes using fishbone diagrams to optimize flange fork structures. xu huafu [5] optimized the structural lightweighting and fatigue life of end-face gear flange forks and welded forks, providing lightweighting solutions for other drive shaft components. overseas research primarily focuses on advanced material applications. s.a. mutasher [6] found optimal torque transmission at a fiber winding angle of 45°; arun ravi [7] determined via solidworks modeling and ansys analysis that high-strength carbon/epoxy composite drive shafts are 24% lighter than steel shafts. however, domestic drive shafts still lag behind foreign products in fatigue strength and weight, primarily due to insufficient material strength and process limitations [8]. research on weight reduction of flange forks under high-torque conditions for automotive drive shafts remains scarce. therefore, this paper addresses existing research gaps by initiating structural optimization combined with finite element simulation. 67 3. working principle and modeling of drive shaft flange fork the core function of a driveshaft is to transmit torque in dynamic environments while compensating for relative displacement between the power source and driven components. the driveshaft assembly comprises flange forks, splined shaft forks, universal joint forks, and cross shafts. the flange structure on the driveshaft typically serves to connect and transmit power. flange forks are bolted, pinned, or otherwise fastened together to transmit torque and power. the flange fork modeling is shown in figure 1. figure 1. drive shaft flange fork structure 4. static analysis of drive shaft flange fork 4.1. mesh generation and material selection table 1. transmission shaft flange fork mesh partitioning type maximum mesh size minimum mesh average mesh quality flange fork 0.99984 0.10172 0.81857 figure 2. mesh partitioning of the drive shaft flange fork a tetrahedral mesh with a size of 2 mm was employed, with critical regions refined to 1 mm. mesh quality is detailed in table 1. the material selected is 40cr steel for the drive shaft, with a density of 7.85 g/cm³, elastic modulus of 211 gpa, and poisson's ratio of 0.3. 4.2. static analysis results boundary conditions for bench test simulation: apply 24,000 n·m torque at the lug holes, with fixed constraints on the end face or spline tooth surfaces. the static analysis results are shown in figure 3: the maximum stress on the flange fork is 329.6 mpa (located at the junction between the flange wall and the disc body), with a safety factor of 1.81; the maximum deformation is 0.18227 mm. the component's safety factor exceeds 1.5, meeting industry standards. figure 3. static analysis of automotive driveshaft flange fork 5. lightweight structural optimization of flange fork the goal of lightweighting is to reduce weight while ensuring safety. research indicates that a 10% reduction in vehicle weight can decrease fuel consumption by 6-8%. lightweighting significantly improves fuel economy and aligns with increasingly stringent global emission regulations (e.g., euro vi, china vi standards). this study focuses on material removal optimization in low-stress regions. the maximum stress in the flange fork is concentrated at the junction between the ear wall and the bottom plate, while the bottom exhibits lower stress and material redundancy. therefore, material removal design is implemented at the bottom. the first material reduction design involved hollowing out a square hole with 10 cm sides along both the x and z axes on the bottom plane. the second design created a rectangular hole measuring 12 cm along the x-axis and 14 cm along the 68 z-axis on the bottom plane, as shown in figure 4. the equivalent stress and equivalent strain plots for the flange fork optimized through two distinct structural iterations using ansys workbench are shown in figure 5. figure 4. optimization scheme for the drive shaft flange fork a : first structural optimization finite element analysis of the flange fork b : second structural optimization finite element analysis of the flange fork figure 5. finite element analysis of optimized drive shaft flange fork design three distinct structural configurations: stress increases with optimized structure, strain increases with optimized structure, safety factor decreases with optimized structure, weight decreases with optimized structure. all results remain within permissible limits, with safety factors exceeding 2, meeting industry requirements as shown in table 2. table 2. results of different structural optimization schemes type stress/mpa strain/mm safety factor weight/kg original 329.6 0.18227 2.3817 0.29852 first structural optimization 329.23 0.20065 2.3839 0.28461 second structural optimization 383.74 0.21673 2.0457 0.27061 69 after the first structural optimization, the weight ratio was 94% of the original. after the second optimization, while ensuring safety, the weight ratio was 91% of the original, resulting in a total weight reduction of 9%. 6. summary under high-torque operating conditions, the transmission shaft flange fork achieved significant weight reduction (9% for the flange fork) through bottom structure optimization, while maintaining the required safety factor. stress concentration zones showed no deterioration, indicating the rationality of this material reduction approach. however, the optimized component exhibits slightly reduced stiffness, necessitating further validation of fatigue life under dynamic loading conditions. this study achieved a balance between structural optimization and weight reduction for the drive shaft flange fork through systematic finite element analysis. bench testing was conducted to compare simulation and actual measurement data. future research directions include exploring multi-objective optimization (e.g., shape and topology co-optimization) and investigating composite material applications to further enhance weight reduction potential, thereby advancing lightweight structural design for automotive drive shaft flange forks under high-torque conditions. references [1] xu huafu, gao qi, niu jie commercial vehicle drive shaft lightweight key technology and application [j]. journal of auto parts, 2023, (9) : 105-109. the doi: 10.19466 / j.carol carroll nki. 1674-1986.2023.09.021. 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[11] nadeem s k s, giridhara g, rangavittal h k. a review on the design and analysis of composite drive shaft[j]. materials today: proceedings, 2018, 5(1): 2738-2741. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 39 research on urban sound classification based on convnext‐feca model tianxiang zhu 1, 2 1 school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132000, china 2 school of computer and information, dezhou university, dezhou shandong, 253000, china abstract: with the increasing severity of urban sound pollution, efficient and accurate urban sound classification and recognition has become an important topic in the field of urban environmental monitoring. in this paper, we propose an urban noise classification method based on the frequency enhanced convolution attention (convnext-feca) model. by fusing the spectrogram and mfcc features in the early stage, the method makes full use of the advantages of the two features, and introduces the frequency enhanced convolutional attention mechanism (feca) to adaptively pay attention to the changes in the frequency band of the audio signal, which effectively improves the classification performance. experimental results show that the classification accuracy of the convnext-feca model is 98.5% on the urban sound8k dataset, showing strong robustness and generalization ability. keywords: sound classification; convnext; frequency-enhanced convolution attention; spectrogram; mfcc. 1. introduction in recent years, deep learning technologies have been widely applied in urban environmental noise monitoring, gradually replacing traditional manual sampling and analysis methods. for example, audio classification methods based on convolutional neural networks (cnn) have performed well on datasets such as urbansound8k[1]. however, existing methods still show insufficient classification ability in complex noise environments, primarily due to limited extraction of frequency domain features. toaddress this issue, this paper proposes an urban noise classification method based on convnext-feca. compared to traditional convolutional neural networks, convnext[2] has a more efficient feature extraction capability, especially suitable for audio data processing. innovatively, it introduces a frequency-enhanced convolutional attention mechanism (feca)[3], which can adaptively capture changes in frequency components of audio signals, significantly improving classification accuracy and robustness. 1.1. data processing research on urban noise classification and environmental audio monitoring has made significant progress. with the continuous development of deep learning technology, more and more studies are beginning to utilize deep neural networks for automatic feature extraction and classification of audio signals. however, the noise classification task still faces challenges such as diverse noise sources, complex environmental backgrounds, and insufficient frequency feature extraction. therefore, this paper combines early fusion feature extraction methods with the convnext-feca model to further improve the performance of audio classification. 1.2. dataset processing this article uses the urbansound8k dataset, which consists of 8,732 audio clips categorized into 10 different classes. each audio clip is approximately 4 seconds long and stored in wav format. the dataset primarily includes common noises in urban environments, such as traffic noise, mechanical noise, sirens, and dog barks. these categories represent typical urban environmental noise, and each class of audio samples comes from different urban settings, offering diversity and challenges, which can provide researchers with a rich dataset for sound classification tasks. 1.3. data preprocessing in order to improve data diversity and enhance the model's generalization capability, this paper employs various data augmentation techniques in audio data preprocessing, including time stretching, gain adjustment, and noise addition, which are specifically defined as follows: (1) the time stretching technique extends the data by changing the playback speed of the audio signal, and its formula is defined as shown in (1): '(t) ( ), {0.9,1.0,1.1} t x x   (1) in the formula: x(t) represents the original audio signal; the time scaling factor indicates that >1 means audio acceleration, and <1 means audio deceleration. gain adjustment achieves volume change by scaling the amplitude of the signal, as defined by the formula shown in (2): ( ) 20' 10 gain db x x  (2) in the formula: gain(db) refers to the magnitude of gain, typically within the range of (-15, 15) db, used to simulate different recording environments. noise addition enhances the audio signal by superimposing background noise, as defined by the formula shown in (3): 2 10 2 || || ' , snr=10 log ( ) || || x x x n n    (3) in the equation: n represents the background noise signal, snr is the signal-to-noise ratio, which controls the ratio of signal to noise, typically ranging from (10, 50) db. the audio data has been extended in the time domain and frequency domain through the above enhancement methods, 40 effectively improving the training efficiency and robustness of the model. 1.4. audio feature extraction early feature fusion refers to the combination of features from different extraction methods at the initial stage of audio signal processing, thereby providing a richer audio representation. in this study, we adopt an early feature fusion method using spectrogram and mfcc, aiming to leverage the advantages of both features to enable the model to simultaneously capture temporal-frequency information and speech feature information. below are the relevant formulas. the spectrogram feature extraction method calculates the time-frequency distribution of audio signals through the short-time fourier transform (stft), with its formula defined as shown in (4): 1 2 2 0 ( , ) | [ ] [ ] | n j fn n s t f x n w n t e         (4) in the formula: x[n] represents the input audio signal; w[n] represents the window function; t and f represent the time and frequency indices, respectively. the mfcc feature extraction method is based on the calculation of mel frequency cepstral coefficients using a mel filter bank, with the formula defined as shown in (5): 1 ( 0.5) (m) log( ( )) cos( ) k k m k mfcc s k k      (5) in the formula: k represents the number of mel filters, s(k) represents the result of the pinpu image after passing through the mel filter bank. the features of the spectrogram and mfcc are dimensionally concatenated to form a comprehensive feature representation, as defined by the formula shown in (6): fused ( , )spectrogram mfccf concat f f (6) in the formula: indicates the result of the dimension concatenation of the features of spectrogram and mfcc. the specific process begins by extracting the spectrogram and mfcc from the audio signal. figure 1 shows a diagram of the spectrogram extracted alone, while figure 2 shows a diagram of the mfcc extracted alone. the spectrogram provides the frequency and time structure of the audio signal, whereas the mfcc focuses on extracting the speech features of the audio signal. after obtaining these two features, we concatenate them along the feature dimension as shown in figure 3. this way, the information in the spectrogram and mfcc can be fully integrated to form a comprehensive feature representation. the fused features undergo normalization to enhance the stability during model training. by removing the mean of the features and performing standardization, the amplitude differences between different audio signals can be reduced, thus helping to improve the learning efficiency of the model. the result of feature fusion is a feature map that contains composite information from both the spectrogram and mfcc. in the time-frequency domain, this fusion can retain the broad coverage of the spectrogram in the frequency domain as well as the detailed description of speech feature extraction provided by the mfcc. this enables the model to understand the information in the audio signal more comprehensively, making it particularly suitable for tasks such as audio classification and speech recognition. fig 1. spectrogram fig 2. mfcc fig 3. feature fusion 2. model design convnext is an improved convolutional neural network proposed in recent years, characterized by its efficient feature extraction capability and lower computational overhead. compared to traditional convolutional neural networks (such as resnet [4]), convnext employs deeper network layers and optimized convolution operations, effectively extracting local features from audio signals, and demonstrating excellent performance particularly when processing time-frequency images (such as spectrograms). in this study, convnext was used as the base model for noise classification. the design of convnext includes multiple convolutional layers and residual connections, with each layer's convolution kernel size, stride, and number of channels carefully designed to meet the extraction needs of different types of audio features. by performing multi-level feature extraction on audio signals, convnext can effectively capture complex frequency and temporal patterns, enhancing the model's ability to classify different noise sources. 2.1. network setup this article presents a multi-scale adaptive attention mechanism based on frequency domain enhancement, aimed at optimizing feature extraction capabilities in audio analysis tasks. the model uses a convnext structure and incorporates an improved enhanced frequency channel attention mechanism, which enhances feature capture expression through multi-scale convolution and phase information, as shown in figure 4, which illustrates the complete model structure. the entire model flowchart mainly consists of 4 modules, each with the following functions and submodules, (1) initial convolution module: convolution layer conv1, batch normalization batchnorm, activation function. (2) backbone network module: residual block, frequency domain enhancement eca attention mechanism, downsampling. (3) enhanced frequency eca attention module: fft, multi-scale convolution, phase enhancement, sigmoid activation. (4) pooling module: adaptive global pooling asp. 41 fig 4. convnext-feca model structure 2.2. initial convolution module the initial convolution module performs primary feature extraction on the input through a 3×3 convolution layer, and achieves normalization and nonlinear mapping of the feature space through batch normalization (bn) and the nonlinear activation function relu. the convolution operation can capture local time-frequency features, generating preliminary feature representations. batch normalization alleviates the internal covariate shift problem through normalization, accelerating network convergence. the use of relu introduces nonlinearity, enhancing feature representation. this module provides high-quality initial feature representations for subsequent network layers and enhances the stability and resolution of feature distribution through normalization and activation. 2.3. backbone network module the backbone network module realizes multi-scale feature extraction and downsampling through the stacking of four levels (layer 1 to layer 4) as shown in figure 5. each level consists of multiple residual blocks to mitigate the gradient vanishing problem and enhance the effective utilization of network depth[5]. design of residual blocks: each residual block integrates two convolutional layers, batch normalization, and relu activation, while introducing the frequency domain enhanced eca attention mechanism to optimize feature weights. downsampling gradually reduces the size of the feature maps through stride adjustments between levels, enhancing the model's time-frequency resolution capabilities. effective gradient propagation and deep feature learning are achieved through the residual structure. the enhanced frequency eca attention mechanism is introduced during the feature extraction process. fig 5. main network module 2.4. enhanced frequency eca attention module this module is centered on frequency domain operations, integrating multi-scale convolution and phase information to enhance the precision of channel weight calculations as shown in figure 6. the frequency domain transformation utilizes fast fourier transform (fft)[6] to map feature maps from the spatial domain to the frequency domain, separating magnitude and phase information. multi-scale convolution processes frequency domain magnitude information using convolution kernels of different scales to capture features across multiple frequency ranges. phase enhancement involves enabling phase processing and considering phase information during the reconstruction of feature maps to enhance feature expressive capability. inverse transformation uses inverse fast fourier transform (ifft) to map the processed frequency domain information back to the spatial domain. activation and channel weight calculation generate attention weights through sigmoid activation and dynamically adjust channel features. this module effectively combines information from both the frequency and spatial domains, introducing multi-scale perception and phase enhancement to improve the model's robustness and sensitivity to complex audio signals. 2.5. pooling module the pooling module is shown in figure 7. through adaptive average pooling (asp)[7], it maps the feature of each channel to a single value, significantly reducing computational complexity and enhancing the global representation of features. the pooling operation: by global 42 aggregation, ensures that important information is preserved in each channel's features during the dimensionality reduction process. adaptive pooling accommodates different input sizes and ensures that the network maintains consistent performance when processing audio data of various scales. the output features from layer 4 are used as input, which then undergoes adaptive global pooling, flattening of features, and a fully connected layer (fc) to map the features into the classification target space, ultimately outputting the classification results. fig 6. enhanced frequency eca attention module fig 7. pooling module 3. experimental results and analysis 3.1. experimental environment and parameter settings the experiment was carried out using the pytorch deep learning framework, with an nvidia geforce gtx 3080ti gpu processor, 12gb of memory, and the ubuntu 20.04 operating system. in the urbansound8k dataset, 80% of the audio was designated as the training set and 20% as the test set. the adaptive moment estimation optimization algorithm (adam) was chosen for gradient optimization, with an initial learning rate set to 0.001 and weight decay mechanisms implemented to mitigate overfitting. the training consisted of 60 epochs with a batch size of 32. this paper employs transfer learning by using the pre-trained weights of the convnext network on urbansound8k as the initial weights for the model in this study. 3.2. experimental results and analysis according to commonly used performance evaluation standards, the higher the accuracy of the model, the more precise its recognition ability, allowing for effective and accurate classification of sounds in urban environments; a lower loss rate indicates that the model's robustness is relatively strong. during the model training process, the comparison of training loss versus evaluation loss and the change in training accuracy versus evaluation accuracy are shown in figures 8 and 9. the final validation set accuracy and loss for this experiment are 0.985 and 0.063, respectively, indicating good convergence of the network. during training, the training loss shows a gradual decrease, indicating that the model is continuously learning and optimizing its parameters. however, the evaluation loss (validation loss) remains at a certain level with slight fluctuations. this suggests that although the model performs well on the training data, there is some generalization error on the validation data. the specific changes in loss values are as follows: the training loss gradually decreases as training progresses and eventually stabilizes. the evaluation loss fluctuates compared to the training loss but has an overall declining trend, confirming the model's learning capability and effectiveness. regarding accuracy, the comparison between training accuracy and evaluation accuracy reveals the model's learning status. the training accuracy continues to rise and approaches 100% in the final stages, indicating that the model can effectively fit the training data. however, the evaluation accuracy is slightly lower than the training accuracy, which indicates that the model's performance on the validation set does not fully match that on the training set. the specific accuracy data is as follows: training accuracy steadily increases as training progresses, ultimately approaching 100%, while the evaluation accuracy, although slightly lower than the training accuracy, shows minimal fluctuation, indicating that the model possesses a certain degree of generalization ability. in order to further analyze the model's performance across different categories, we present the confusion matrix of the model evaluation as shown in figure 10. the confusion matrix provides a comparison between the true labels and predicted labels for each category, which can help us identify the model's recognition capability in specific categories, especially in terms of misclassification. based on the analysis results of the confusion matrix, the model performs well in most categories, but there are some misclassification phenomena in certain categories, mainly manifested as confusion between categories. through the analysis of the confusion matrix, the model demonstrates excellent classification ability for most categories, with an accuracy 43 rate exceeding 98%. for instance, the classification accuracy for the gun_shot and jackhammer categories reached 100%, indicating that the model shows extremely high sensitivity to sounds with significantly high-frequency features. fig 8. comparison of training loss and evaluation loss fig 9. comparison of training accuracy and evaluation accuracy fig 10. confusion matrix of the experimental model on the test set 44 3.3. experimental comparative analysis in order to comprehensively evaluate the performance of the convnext-feca model proposed in this paper for audio classification tasks, we conducted comparative experiments with several current mainstream audio analysis models, including eres2netv2[8], resnetse, eres2net, campplus [9], panns (cnn10)[10], and ecapatdnn[11]. the experiments were uniformly based on the urbansound8k dataset, using a 10-class audio classification task as the experimental object, and consistently employing spectrogram as the feature extraction method. table 1 shows the classification accuracy of different models, where the accuracy of the convnext-feca model reaches 0.978, outperforming all comparison models. compared to the standard convnext model (accuracy 0.976), the feca mechanism enhances the ability to extract frequency domain features and combines multi-scale convolution operations, giving the model an advantage in feature representation for complex environmental audio. moreover, compared with classic models such as resnetse and campplus, the classification performance of convnext-feca is significantly improved, further proving its superiority on the urbansound8k dataset. these experimental results indicate that the convnext-feca model proposed in this paper has strong generalization ability and robustness in audio classification tasks. table 1. performance indicators of mainstream audio analysis models model preprocessing method dataset number of categories accuracy convnextfeca spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.978 convnext spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.969 eres2netv2 spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.956 resnetse spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.955 eres2net spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.948 campplus spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.954 panns (cnn10) spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.938 ecapatdnn spectrogram urbansound8k 10 0.935 in order to further explore the impact of different feature extraction methods on model performance, we based our experiments on the convnext-feca model, using spectrogram, mfcc, melspectrogram, and various feature fusion methods (such as spectrogram mfcc and mfcc melspectrogram, etc.) for experimental analysis. the results are shown in table 2. when using spectrogram for feature extraction, the model's accuracy reached 0.978, while the accuracies for mfcc and melspectrogram were 0.976 and 0.964, respectively. this indicates that spectrogram has certain advantages in capturing the time-frequency domain information of audio. however, when we fused different feature extraction methods, the model's classification performance was significantly improved, especially when using the fused features of spectrogram and mfcc, achieving a classification accuracy of 0.985. this result suggests that spectrogram and mfcc have complementary characteristics in terms of time-frequency domain information and their fused features can represent the complexity of audio signals more comprehensively. additionally, the accuracies when using the features of spectrogram melspectrogram and mfcc melspectrogram also reached 0.972 and 0.970, respectively, both of which outperformed the single feature extraction method. table 2. performance metrics of the convnext-feca model with different feature extraction methods. model preprocessing method accuracy convnextfeca spectrogram 0.978 convnextfeca mfcc 0.976 convnextfeca melspectrogram 0.964 convnextfeca spectrogram+mfcc 0.985 convnextfeca spectrogram+melspectrogram 0.972 convnextfeca mfcc+melspectrogram 0.970 based on the experimental results, it can be seen that the convnext-feca model, by introducing the frequency domain enhanced eca attention mechanism, effectively improves the multi-scale feature extraction capability and has significant advantages in the complexity modeling of audio signals. meanwhile, the choice of feature extraction method has a critical impact on model performance; among the single-feature methods, spectrogram performs the best, while the combination of fused features, especially spectrogram and mfcc, further enhances the model's classification ability. future research can further optimize the model structure and parameters to achieve a higher level of classification capability. 4. conclusion this article focuses on the application of audio analysis technology in urban environmental monitoring. to address the limitations of current audio classification tasks in complex acoustic scenes, an improved method based on the convnext-feca model is proposed. the main contributions of this paper are reflected in several aspects: first, by combining the powerful feature extraction capability of convnext with the frequency-domain enhanced attention mechanism (feca), an efficient model for environmental audio classification, convnext-feca, 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[11] yang junjie, ding jiahui, weng shilong, et al. an automatic classification method for indoor environmental sounds based on lightweight ecapa-tdnn neural network: cn2022117 15093.7[p].cn116013276a[2024-12-25]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 77 optimizing the integration of enterprise data warehouses and large language models wentao xu * hangzhou huaguang advanced welding materials co., ltd., hangzhou, zhejiang 311100, china * corresponding author email: 270821734@qq.com abstract: with the in-depth advancement of the digital transformation strategy, enterprise-level data warehouses, as the core infrastructure for intelligent decision-making, are confronted with technical bottlenecks such as insufficient dynamic expansion capabilities and low real-time analysis efficiency. however, the rapid development of large language model technology provides a new path for the intelligence of data processing. this paper systematically explores the integration logic and technical adaptability of the two types of technologies, revealing the feasibility of upgrading the data processing paradigm through model light-weighting technology. this study reviews the application efficiency of the existing system in scenarios such as real-time analysis and resource allocation from the perspective of technical synergy, and demonstrates the development trend of the converged architecture in directions such as trusted computing and multi-modal processing. this paper provides a theoretical framework and practical reference for constructing a new generation of data infrastructure that supports dynamic optimization and intelligent decision-making, and has guiding significance for promoting the release of the value of data elements. keywords: data warehouse; large language model; efficient fine-tuning; intelligent data analysis. 1. introduction with the in-depth advancement of the digital transformation strategy on a global scale, enterprise-level data warehouses, as the core infrastructure supporting intelligent decision-making, are facing a critical turning point in their technological evolution. the country's "14th five-year plan" for the development of the digital economy clearly states that a data element market system should be established to drive enterprise-level data platforms to upgrade towards real-time and intelligent directions. the current mainstream data warehouses, through the integration of htap architecture and cloud computing technology, have achieved large-scale applications in fields such as financial risk control and supply chain optimization. however, bottlenecks such as insufficient dynamic expansion capabilities and low real-time analysis efficiency have become increasingly prominent. meanwhile, large language model technology, with its powerful semantic understanding and generation capabilities, is gradually penetrating the entire data processing process. the ai risk management framework released by the national institute of standards and technology (nist) of the united states has even listed the lightweight deployment of models as a key development area. this study focuses on exploring the internal logic and technical path of the integration of enterprise-level data warehouses and large language model technologies, and systematically analyzes the complementary of the two types of technologies in terms of data processing paradigms, system architecture characteristics, and optimization mechanisms. by sorting out the technical bottlenecks of the data warehouse in aspects such as dynamic optimization of multi-dimensional indexes and elastic architecture design, combined with the latest progress of large language models in the fields of lowcost fine-tuning and private deployment, the feasibility of achieving intelligent upgrading of data processing through efficient parameter fine-tuning technology is revealed. this paper comprehensively reviews the application efficiency of the existing technical system in scenarios such as real-time data analysis and dynamic resource allocation from three dimensions: technical adaptability, system collaboration, and industrial implementation. it also explores the development trends of the integrated architecture in directions such as trusted computing and multimodal processing, providing theoretical references and practical guidance for building a new generation of intelligent data infrastructure. 2. current situation and challenges 2.1. core features and use cases of enterprise data warehouses as the core hub of modern enterprise data assets, the core functions and application scenarios of enterprise-level data warehouses directly determine the enterprise's data-driven capabilities. from the perspective of technical architecture, a data warehouse realizes the full lifecycle management of data through a multi-level logical architecture. the data integration platform framework proposed by chen et al. indicates that its core functions cover data collection, cleaning and transformation, and unified storage. among them, the data collection method interfaces with heterogeneous systems through api interfaces, and combines etl strategies to achieve the integrated processing of structured and unstructured data, ultimately forming a standardized data model that supports olap analysis. in terms of application scenarios, the research by agus et al. shows that the deep integration of data warehouses with business systems such as erp can effectively support business scenarios like inventory optimization and supply chain collaboration. for instance, a dynamic replenishment model based on historical transaction data can reduce warehousing costs by more than 15%. furthermore, modern data warehouses also achieve the integration of real-time analysis and transaction processing through the htap architecture. the research by ferreira et al. [1] indicates that this hybrid processing mode demonstrates significant advantages in scenarios such as financial risk 78 control and customer profiling, supporting millisecond-level decision responses and concurrent execution of complex queries. overall, enterprise-level data warehouses are evolving from traditional data storage carriers to intelligent decision-making hubs. the deep integration of their functions and scenarios will continue to unlock the value of data assets. 2.2. main problems currently faced by enterprise-level data warehouses at present, enterprise-level data warehouses face multiple challenges when dealing with complex business requirements. kahn et al. [2] found through the study of cloud migration cases that the heterogeneous architecture of legacy systems has insufficient compatibility with the cloud environment, resulting in problems such as difficulties in integrating data silos and lengthy security review processes during the migration process. moreover, enterprises generally lack mature practical experience in cloud-native technologies. santhosh gourishetti et al. [3] further pointed out that although centralized data warehouses can guarantee data consistency, their rigid architecture is difficult to support the requirements of dynamic expansion. especially when facing real-time analysis and high-concurrency query scenarios, the performance bottleneck is significant. furthermore, the research by kushal shah et al. [4] indicates that the traditional local deployment model has the drawbacks of low resource utilization and high operation and maintenance costs. enterprises need to balance the contradiction between data governance norms and agility requirements. these problems jointly highlight the adaptability predicament of enterpriselevel data warehouses between technological iteration and business development, and it is urgent to achieve a breakthrough through technological integration. 2.3. bottlenecks and demands in the development of data warehouse technology at present, the development of enterprise-level data warehouse technology is confronted with core bottlenecks such as the efficiency of multi-dimensional data processing, system scalability and real-time analysis capabilities. the multi-dimensional index structure based on r-tree proposed by yetong wang et al. [5] has significantly improved the query efficiency and scalability of the digital certificate warehouse for property rights, but it is still difficult to cope with the requirements of high-concurrency data integration in dynamic business scenarios. the research of jiayi tang et al. [6] in the field of e-commerce shows that although real-time tracking of the internet of things and ai-driven optimization technologies can improve space utilization and processing speed, problems such as inconsistent data quality and excessive system deployment costs have restricted the implementation of the technologies. meanwhile, the digital twin system developed by a. pracucci et al. [7] revealed the insufficiency of data collection and analysis capabilities in complex scenarios, and the existing architecture is difficult to meet the requirements of real-time dynamic modeling. therefore, data warehouse technology urgently needs to break through the dynamic optimization mechanism of multidimensional indexing, the low-cost intelligent decisionmaking model, and the elastic architecture that supports heterogeneous data fusion, laying the foundation for the subsequent integration with large language model technology. 3. the current situation and potential of large language model technology 3.1. basic principles and technical characteristics of large language models the large language model is constructed based on the transformer architecture, and its core principle is to achieve context-aware sequence modeling through the self-attention mechanism and position encoding. the multi-head selfattention layer of the transformer can capture long-distance dependencies in parallel, while position coding techniques (such as rope) inject relative position information into sequence elements. chen et al. [8] have shown that although rope has an advantage in capturing position relationships, its mathematical expression ability is still limited by the theory of circuit complexity. during the training process, layer normalization and residual connection form the basis of stable optimization. xiong et al. [9] analyzed the pre-ln structure and proved that adjusting the position of the normalized layer can significantly improve the training stability and reduce the preheating requirement. furthermore, the model acquires the ability of general semantic representation through pretraining with massive corpora and realizes task adaptation in combination with fine-tuning techniques. however, peng et al. [10] pointed out that the transformer has inherent limitations in combinatorial logic tasks, and its attention mechanism is difficult to effectively handle complex mathematical reasoning problems. these technical features jointly constitute the dual characteristics of high efficiency and applicable boundaries of large language models. 3.2. application of large language models in data processing and analysis the application of large language models in the field of data processing and analysis is gradually breaking through the traditional paradigm and demonstrating unique intelligent value. through the efficient fine-tuning technology of parameters, large language models can quickly adapt to the specific requirements of enterprise-level data processing. the lora (low-rank adaptive) technology proposed by hu et al. [11] reduces the number of training parameters to one tenthousandth of traditional fine-tuning by freezing the weights of the pre-trained model and injecting a low-rank matrix. it maintains comparable performance to full-parameter finetuning in scenarios such as data classification and information extraction, while significantly reducing the consumption of computing resources. it provides a feasible path for the lightweight deployment of enterprise-level data warehouses. in the field of human-machine collaboration, the coannotating framework developed by li et al. [12] innovatively combines model uncertainty estimation and task allocation mechanisms, enabling llms to form dynamic complementarity with manual annotation in the task of unstructured text annotation. experiments show that this framework can increase the comprehensive efficiency by up to 21% while ensuring the annotation quality. it has opened up new ideas for the automated processing of massive enterprise data. trummer et al. [13] pointed out that language models have demonstrated the potential to reconstruct data processing flows. from natural language query translation, data pattern matching to exception detection and other links, models such as gpt-3 codex can directly generate sql code 79 or cleaning rules through context learning. this end-to-end processing capability is driving data analysis towards a more intelligent direction. these technological breakthroughs not only enhance the efficiency of data processing, but also endow enterprise data warehouses with a new dimension of proactive insight into business value through semantic understanding capabilities. 3.3. low-cost fine-tuning and private deployment technologies in the enterprise-level application scenarios of large language models, low-cost fine-tuning and private deployment technologies have become the key research directions to break through resource constraints. the msplora proposed by jiancheng zhao et al. 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[16] wang q, shen s. activation-guided low-rank parameter adaptation for efficient model fine-tuning[j]. ieee access, 2025, 13: 70909-70918. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 162 analysis of the main control factors affecting the production capacity of surig gas field su 53 area xiaobo li a, haibiao wang b production optimisation, tanggu tianjin, 300459, china a lixb13@cosl.com.cn, b wanghb75@cosl.com.cn abstract: accurately identifying the main controlling factors of the fracturing effect of horizontal wells in tight gas reservoirs, and then effectively guiding the optimisation of the fracturing scheme, is the key to enhance the fracturing capacity of horizontal wells in tight gas reservoirs. relying on the geological and engineering big data of su53 block in surig gas field, four algorithms, namely, spearman coefficient, maximum mutual information coefficient, copula entropy and grey correlation, were used to identify the main controlling factors affecting the fracturing effect of horizontal wells under different completion methods, and the weights of the four algorithms were weighted and combined in order to reduce the contingency of the evaluation results of a single weight, and the geological and engineering big data of the 126 barehole horizontal wells and 21 cased horizontal wells of this block were summed up. the study summarises the relationship between the geological and fracturing parameter characteristics of 126 openhole horizontal wells and 21 cased horizontal wells in the block and the test production of a single well, and puts forward suggestions for efficient development of horizontal wells at a later stage. the study shows that the formation pressure coefficient is the main controlling factor for determining the single-well productivity of horizontal wells in this zone, and the productivity of barehole completed horizontal wells is controlled by the fracturing fluid return rate, effective reservoir encounter rate and mud content, while the productivity of cased horizontal wells is controlled by the number of fractured sections, effective reservoir encounter rate and average section length. keywords: sulig gas field; horizontal wells; production capacity; weights; main control factors. 1. introduction the analysis of factors affecting gas well production capacity points out the direction of how to develop the gas reservoir efficiently, clarifies the relationship between various factors and production capacity, and has guiding significance for the deployment of new wells and development adjustment in the later stage of the study area, which is conducive to proposing the optimisation technical countermeasures for horizontal well development [1]. experts and scholars at home and abroad have also done a lot of research on the main control factors of horizontal well production capacity in different oil and gas reservoir types. zhao hongtao et al [2] used grey correlation method to analyze the correlation between each parameter and the specific oil recovery index (sori), to determine the main control factors and to establish a prediction model of sori, which provides a certain guiding basis for the preferential selection of the test layer of the exploratory wells in the regional thick oil reservoirs and the production capacity estimation before the test. xue ting et al [3] used grey correlation method and random forest algorithm to systematically analyze the degree of influence of geological, fracturing construction and other parameters on the production capacity, clarified the main controlling factors of single-well production capacity, and optimised the deployment of geological wells and fracturing construction parameters. however, at present, the analysis and evaluation of gas well productivity are all for the same completion method, and the change of completion method in the same block may lead to inconsistency in the main controlling factors of horizontal well productivity, resulting in the mismatch between the fracturing construction plan in the gas field site and the geological conditions of the reservoir, which restricts the gas field from realising stable production and efficient development. therefore, there is an urgent need to clarify the indicators of gas well productivity under different completion methods, and to find out the influence of geological and engineering parameters with good correlation on productivity. in this paper, spearman's correlation coefficient, maximum mutual information coefficient, copula entropy and grey correlation method are used to analyze the weights of the factors influencing the production capacity of horizontal wells under different completion methods in the target block, and the weighted combination of the weights of the four algorithms is used to reduce the contingency of a single weight on the evaluation results, to sum up the laws of the influence of the geological and construction parameters of the block on the production capacity, and to choose the optimal values of the parameters. the results of the four algorithms are combined to reduce the chance of single weighting on the evaluation results, summarize the influence of geological and construction parameters on gas production, and select relatively better parameter values. 2. block overview sulige gas field su53 zone is a low porosity, low permeability large distribution of lithological gas reservoirs, with the characteristics of rapid phase change of reservoir sands, small effective thickness of single reservoir layer, and strong non-homogeneity of reservoir sands. in order to be more conducive to fracturing and transformation, the zone has carried out technological innovation and tests under the transformation of completion methods since 2018, horizontal wells are transformed from bare eye completion to casing completion, the effectiveness of inter-segmental sealing is improved, casing completion bridge-plug linkage fracturing 163 has become the mainstream process mode, the fracturing parameters are continuously optimised, and the production rate of single wells is significantly improved [4]. fig 1. evolution of horizontal well completion and fracturing process in sourig gas field its main reservoirs are the sand body of box 8 section of the lower stone box formation and the sand body of shan 1 section in the upper part of the shanxi formation. box 8 section is mainly a braided diversion river deposition, with coarse sandstone, sandstone conglomerate and mediumcoarse sandstone dominating in the section structure. the shan 1 section generally exhibits the characteristics of curvilinear fluvial deposition, and the sand body is relatively narrow and small in thickness, with obvious binary structure. the porosity of the reservoir shan 1 section is generally 5.0% to 12.0%, with an average of 8.0%, and the permeability ranges from 0.1×10-3 to 1.0×10-3µm2, with an average of 0.503×10-3µm2. the porosity of the box 8 section is generally 5.0% to 14.0%, with an average of 8.9%, and the permeability ranges from 0.1×10-3 to 1.0×10-3µm2, with an average of 0.782×10-3µm2, which is a low porosity and low permeability reservoir. 3. methodology for analysing the main control factors affecting production capacity there are many factors affecting post-fracturing capacity, and the degree of influence often varies greatly. clarifying the degree of influence of each factor on post-fracturing capacity is a prerequisite for the optimisation of fracturing process. in this paper, we propose to use multifactor analysis to analyse the degree of contribution of reservoir geology and construction parameters to gas production in a block. there are various methods being used to measure the correlation between sample characteristics, and common correlation metrics are as follows. 3.1. spearman's coefficient method spearman correlation coefficient has the advantages of being independent of the data magnitude and insensitive to abnormally large numbers, etc. spearman correlation coefficient is calculated as follows:          1 2 2 1 1 n n n n b n n n n n n x x y y w i x x y y            (1) the value of spearman correlation coefficient is between 1 and +1; -1 means that the two variables are completely negatively correlated, +1 means that the two variables are completely positively correlated, and 0 means that the two variables are completely unrelated; the closer to 1 or -1 means that the stronger the linear correlation of the two variables. using this coefficient to select the best comprehensive evaluation method, it is necessary to select a group of samples first, and at the same time, establish the criteria for ranking the samples in a reasonable level of comprehensive evaluation. then according to the different evaluation methods on the sample of different rank ordering and reasonable rank ordering of the degree of correlation between the rank of the spearman coefficient size to select the best [5]. 3.2. maximum mutual information factor maximal information coefficient (mic) is a nonparametric method proposed by reshef as a tool for exploratory data analysis. compared to traditional linear correlations or exponential relationships, mic is capable of discovering a wide enough range of correlations on a sufficiently large sample set and is not limited by specific relationship types. the core idea is to encapsulate the dataset from block to block through scatterplot chunking. if there is a correlation between variables, a grid can be plotted on the scatterplot, exhausting all the possible methods of grid delineation, calculating mutual information under each delineation and using this as the information coefficient, and taking the maximum value as the maximum information coefficient. due to its advantages of adaptivity, non-linearity and freedom from distributional assumptions, it has been widely used in data analysis in bioinformatics, medicine, finance and other fields. for a bounded set 2d r and *,x yn n n , definition:     * , , * |x y gi d n n max i d (2) in the formula, *i denotes the maximum value of mutual information of grid g for column xn and row yn , and  |gi d denotes the value of mutual information of d under grid g partitioning. define the identity matrix  m d of the bivariate data set:       * 2 , , log * , x y x y i d n n m d min n n  (3) in the formula, i is the maximum value of m. for the bivariate data set d and the number of samples n, the 164 maximum information coefficient can be expressed as formula (3), which is normalised to give the weights of the influencing factors.       * x xn n b nmic d max m d  (4) 3.3. copula entropy copula function is a function used to describe the dependence between multidimensional random variables and is independent of the marginal distribution function, which is defined as follows: 1 1 1( 1, 2,..., ) ( 1 1 ( 1), 2 2 ( 2),..., ( ))c u u un p x f u x f u xn fn un      (5) in the formula, where x1, x2, ......xn are n random variables, f1, f2, ......fn are their marginal distribution functions, and u1, u2, ......un are coordinates on the unit hypercube. copula entropy is based on the concept of copula function. it can be used to measure the complexity of dependencies between multidimensional random variables. copula entropy is defined as follows: h(c) ... (u1,u2,..., un) log (u1,u2,..., un) du1du2 dunc c    (6) in the formula, c is the copula function and h(c) is the copula entropy. 3.4. grey correlation method grey correlation is a method used to study the correlation between factors. the basic idea is to convert the relationship between factors and targets into similarities between factors, and then to derive the grey correlation between each factor and the target factor by comparing the similarities between the factors. grey correlation analysis can be used to deal with various types of data, and its main advantage is that it can be analysed in the case of lack of data or incomplete data, and it does not need to carry out complex statistical processing such as hypothesis testing or parameter estimation on the data, and the specific application steps are as follows. (1) take the unit reservoir average daily pressure drop production as a reference series, and the influence factors as a comparison series, and carry out dimensionless processing. (2) calculate the grey correlation coefficient between the comparison series and the reference series using equation (7).     min max 0 0 max i i k k          (7) in the formula, max and min represent the absolute difference between the largest and smallest sample data in the comparative series respectively, and represent the absolute interpolation of the corresponding sample values in the comparative series and the reference series.  is the resolution coefficient, ranging from 0 to 1, which is an important parameter to control the difference between the correlation coefficients, and is generally taken as 0.5. the following principles are followed in taking the value: firstly, the resolution coefficient is dynamically taken according to the actual situation of the sequence; secondly, when there is a singular value in the sequence, the resolution coefficient is taken as a small value in order to reduce the influence of the singular value; thirdly, when the sequence is relatively smooth, the resolution coefficient is taken as a large value to reflect the overall correlation of the correlation coefficient. overall nature of the correlation. according to this principle, while considering the outliers dominating the system correlation value, the mean value of the difference of all absolute values can be expressed by y .    0 1 1 1 m n y i i k y k y k n m        (8) in the formula, n and m are the number of samples and the number of influences, respectively, noting that * y max      , when the relationship max 3 y   is satisfied, 1.5     ; when max 3 y   , 1.5 2     . (3) calculating the grey correlation 0i :  0 0 1 1 n i i k k n      (9) (4) calculating the weights and normalising the correlations gives the correlation weights for each comparison series  gw i :   0 0 1 i g m i i w i      (10) 4. analysis of factors affecting the capacity of horizontal wells 4.1. data preprocessing the data collected in this paper are from the actual production of the su53 block. due to the differences in the data records of the same block and the presence of missing values, or outliers in the actual production data, it is not possible to train directly. therefore, before analysing, it is necessary to carry out data cleaning and other operations to obtain higher precision data collection: (1) missing value processing currently, there are two main types of missing value processing methods: 1) directly delete sample groups or features containing missing values. if a group of samples or a feature has too much missing data, the group of samples or the feature value is deleted. 2) fill in the sample groups or features containing missing values. specific filling methods include: 1 plurality, median and mean filling method. 2 neighbouring values to fill, generally using the data before and after the missing value to fill. 3 predictive modelling methods for filling, building corresponding machine learning models for missing value prediction filling. 4 lagrangian and other interpolation methods for filling. 5 knn algorithm for filling, by 165 comparing the corresponding features in the complete dataset and the missing data, and calculating the distance between the missing data and each sample in the complete dataset, then the missing data value is obtained by averaging multiple samples with the smallest distance. in this case, the sample distance is calculated as follows  2 1 ( , ) m i i i d p q p q    (11) in the formula, ( , )d p q —— the distance between two samples; ip , iq —— the corresponding point data of different samples. according to the above two processing methods of missing values, combined with the characteristics of gas field data and the specifics of the collected field data of fractured horizontal wells, the steps of processing missing values in this paper are as follows: 1) since the two production indicators, gas production and water saturation, are affected by multiple factors, there is a certain degree of randomness in processing the missing values of these two production indicators purely from the perspective of data. therefore, considering the accuracy of the results, if a group of samples is missing the two production indicators of gas production and water saturation, the group of samples will be deleted directly. 2) features with more than half of the missing values in the original data are deleted. 3) considering that there is not much difference in data such as layer conditions and production system between horizontal wells in the same block. therefore, in this paper, the vacant values of features such as mud content, return rate, total porosity and total fluid volume in the collated data samples are filled by knn. the figure reflects the principle of the knn algorithm, whose basic idea is to find sample states in the data that are similar to the current state, and apply the sample states that match the current state to the prediction. although the knn method is simple and effective, the value of k also affects the final result at the same time. therefore, the data is fitted by using different values of k while utilising the random forest algorithm, which has a strong ability to perform in small samples. fig 2. principle of the knn algorithm (2) outlier handling before outlier processing, outlier detection should be performed first. the commonly used detection methods are as follows: 1) lajda ( 3 ) criterion: assuming equal precision measurements of variables, if the residual error b of a given measurement bx satisfies 3b bv x x    , bx is considered a bad value with a large error value and it is removed. in the formula, x is the arithmetic mean of the measured values. 2) box plot analysis: in a box plot, an outlier is usually considered to be greater than the upper quartile + 1.5 times the interquartile spacing, or less than the lower quartile + 1.5 times the interquartile spacing. in this case, the upper quartile means that 1/4 of all values are greater than it; the lower quartile means that 1/4 of all values are less than it; and the interquartile spacing refers to the difference between the upper quartile and the lower quartile. fig 3. principle of box-and-line diagram construction 3) according to the operating experience of field engineers, the range of all variable data is firstly sorted out, and then the outliers are identified according to the range of each variable. considering the specificity of data samples in the gas field 166 field, this paper adopts the 2nd method for outlier identification. for a small number of data with excessive errors in recording, manual intervention is also required to ensure the screening accuracy of outliers. a total of 94 outlier samples are identified through this comprehensive method, and considering the small number of samples obtained from collation, the method of treating outliers as missing values and filling them in using knn is adopted. after processing the anomalous values and missing values, the available samples of 147 wells were obtained from 241 horizontal wells in the block, of which 126 were barehole wells and 21 were cased wells, so as to establish a database for analysing the main controlling factors of the production capacity of su-53 block. fig 4. identification of outliers in the dataset 4.2. portfolio weighting the above four models can all solve the degree of contribution of each factor to gas production after fracturing of horizontal wells, in order to avoid the problem of chance caused by a single evaluation method, firstly, the impact weights of each parameter obtained by different evaluation methods are linearly normalised, and then each production impact indicator is combined, and the parameter weights are summed up according to formula (12) to obtain the final combined weights  w i . fig 5. spearman's coefficient method to obtain weights wb(i) fig 6. maximum mutual information method to obtain weights wd(i) fig 7. copula entropy to obtain weights wc(i) fig 8. grey correlation method to get weights wg(i) 167                   1 b d c g m d c g i b w i w i w i w i w i w i w i w i w i           (12) 4.3. analysis of main control factors based on the actual data of su53 block in ordos basin, 126 barehole horizontal wells and 21 cased horizontal wells with relatively complete data are taken as the research objects to analyse the main influencing factors of horizontal well production capacity under different completion methods. 4.3.1. barehole completion horizontal wells according to the gas test data and model calculation weighting results, 10 parameters with relatively large combined weighting values (formation pressure coefficient, return rate, effective reservoir encounter rate, mud content, etc.) were selected for comparative analysis, as shown in tables 1 and 2. the average weighting value of geological factors is larger than the average weighting value of engineering factors, which indicates that the geological factors have a higher degree of influence on the production than the engineering factors on the production. table 1. combined weights of different geological factors for horizontal wells with barehole completion factor spearman's coefficient maximum mutual information coefficient copula entropy grey correlation combination weights stratigraphic pressure coefficient 0.160 0.078 0.067 0.047 0.352 silt content 0.077 0.054 0.069 0.041 0.242 total porosity 0.073 0.063 0.055 0.044 0.235 permeability 0.065 0.046 0.064 0.043 0.218 table 2. combined weights of different engineering factors for horizontal wells with barehole completions factor spearman's coefficient maximum mutual information coefficient copula entropy grey correlation combination weights fracturing fluid return rate 0.126 0.053 0.034 0.037 0.249 effective reservoir encounter rate 0.105 0.052 0.040 0.046 0.243 fluid consumption of single section 0.053 0.056 0.038 0.046 0.193 total sand volume 0.031 0.040 0.068 0.046 0.185 proportion of precursor fluid 0.016 0.050 0.069 0.049 0.184 total liquid nitrogen 0.064 0.044 0.029 0.043 0.180 the influential factors with larger combination weights are plotted against the cumulative one-year gas production at the beginning of the gas well in a scatter plot, and it can be seen from figs. 9-12 that a high pressure coefficient corresponds to a high production rate, and with the increase of the block exploitation years, the reservoir pressure appears to be attenuated, which results in the decrease of the stable production capacity of the gas wells, and the gas production capacity of the reservoirs in high-pressure zones is much larger than that of the low-pressure zones, and the gas reservoir development should prioritise the reservoirs with a relatively high pressure. due to the high return rate, the fracture will not be able to be effectively supported and closed, which is not conducive to fluid seepage, and the production capacity decreases with the increase of fracturing fluid return rate. there is an obvious positive correlation between the production capacity and the drilling encounter rate, and the size of the drilling encounter rate determines the scale of effective fracturing construction, and the drilling encounter rate should be improved by optimising the trajectory of the borehole. in conclusion, the post-fracturing production capacity of barehole completed horizontal wells has a strong correlation with geological conditions. geological factors are the basis of reservoir production capacity, so the geological sweet spot should be preferred for the development of horizontal wells, and the scale of fracturing is the guarantee of production capacity, so the scale of fracturing should be increased appropriately with the combination of economic cost and actual site conditions. fig 9. relationship between stratigraphic pressure coefficient and annual cumulative gas production fig 10. relationship between fracturing fluid return rate and annual cumulative gas production 168 fig 11. relationship between effective reservoir drilling rate and annual cumulative gas production fig 12. relationship between mud content and annual cumulative gas production 4.3.2. casing completion horizontal wells as the development of surig gas field shifts from rich area to sub-rich area, the reservoir quality gradually decreases, and the production rate of horizontal wells put into production decreases year by year. in order to increase the production of single well, casing completion is gradually adopted in horizontal well completion in sulige 53 block, and it has been proved to be more conducive to fracturing and reforming, and it is of great significance to clarify the main controlling factors of production capacity corresponding to casing completion for the adjustment of the development plan of this gas reservoir in the next step. ten parameters (formation pressure coefficient, total porosity, number of fractured sections, effective reservoir encounter rate, etc.) with relatively large weight values are selected for comparison and analysed in tables 3 and 4, and the factors that have a greater influence on the production capacity of casing-completed horizontal wells are the formation pressure coefficient, the number of fractured sections, the effective reservoir encounter rate and the average section length. table 3. combined weights of different geological factors for casing completion horizontal wells factor spearman's coefficient maximum mutual information coefficient copula entropy grey correlation combination weights stratigraphic pressure coefficient 0.115 0.064 0.034 0.048 0.261 total porosity 0.051 0.042 0.055 0.044 0.192 table 4. combined weights of different engineering factors for casing completion horizontal wells factor spearman's coefficient maximum mutual information coefficient copula entropy grey correlation combination weights number of fractured sections 0.097 0.045 0.040 0.049 0.231 effective reservoir encounter rate 0.050 0.073 0.040 0.047 0.209 average section length 0.070 0.045 0.050 0.044 0.209 fracturing fluid volume per stage 0.070 0.082 0.008 0.045 0.206 total sand volume 0.035 0.051 0.068 0.044 0.197 number of fractures 0.046 0.046 0.057 0.045 0.194 horizontal section length 0.096 0.036 0.011 0.045 0.188 percentage of prefracturing fluid 0.030 0.039 0.069 0.046 0.184 due to the serious lack of data on annual cumulative gas production from cased completions in this block, in order to reduce the error and improve the accuracy of the results of the analysis of the main control factors of production capacity, the influencing factors with larger combination weights are plotted on a scatter plot with the cumulative gas production of the gas wells in the initial 90 days (figs. 13-16). similarly, low formation pressure seriously affects the gas production capacity of cased wells in this reservoir, which is a technical challenge that needs to be solved urgently. compared with openhole wells, the number of fracturing sections has a greater impact on the production capacity of cased wells, because fracturing in sections of cased wells is more controllable and precise, and increasing the number of fracturing sections (decreasing the average section length) is conducive to increasing the scale of fracturing construction and improving the production of a single well, provided that the difference in the length of horizontal sections is not too large. increasing the amount of fluid injected into each fracture stage can make the fracture extend effectively, while increasing the amount of proppant increases the effective fracture volume and creates a good seepage channel for gas well production. 169 fig 13. relationship between stratigraphic pressure coefficient and 90-day cumulative gas production fig 14. relationship between fracturing fluid volume per stage and 90-day cumulative gas production fig 15. relationship between total sand content and 90-day cumulative gas production fig 16. relationship between average segment length and 90-day cumulative gas production 5. conclusion (1) the reliability of the weights of the factors influencing the production of tight gas wells after fracturing in the study block obtained by using the combined weighting method is better than that of the single weighting calculation method, which can effectively make up for the solution bias caused by the single method due to the limited data samples or differences in the method principles. 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[5] shang weiping. optimisation of comprehensive evaluation methods using spearman's coefficient[j]. jiangsu statistics, 1996 (08): 19-21. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 9, no. 2, 2024 31 differential private defense against backdoor attacks in federated learning lu miao *, weibo li, jia zhao, xin zhou, yao wu state grid shanxi electric power company, taiyuan, shanxi, china * corresponding author: lu miao (email: miaolu@ustc.edu) abstract: federated learning has been applied in a wide variety of applications, in which clients upload their local updates instead of providing their datasets to jointly train a global model. however, the training process of federated learning is vulnerable to adversarial attacks (e.g., backdoor attack) in presence of malicious clients. previous works showed that differential privacy (dp) can be used to defend against backdoor attacks, at the cost of vastly losing model utility. in this work, we study two kinds of backdoor attacks and propose a method based on differential privacy, called clip norm decay (cnd) to defend against them, which maintains utility when defending against backdoor attacks with dp. cnd decreases the clipping threshold of model updates through the whole training process to reduce the injected noise. empirical results show that cnd can substantially enhance the accuracy of the main task. in particular, cnd bounds the norm of malicious updates by adaptively setting the appropriate thresholds according to the current model updates. empirical results show that cnd can substantially enhance the accuracy of the main task when defending against backdoor attacks. moreover, extensive experiments demonstrate that our method performs better defense than the original dp, further reducing the attack success rate, even in a strong assumption of threat model. additional experiments about property inference attack indicate that cnd also maintains utility when defending against privacy attacks and does not weaken the privacy preservation of dp. keywords: adversarial machine learning; backdoor attack; differential privacy; federated learning. 1. introduction nowadays, more and more machine learning systems need to collect a large amount of personal information, such as mobile keyboard prediction [1], chat bot [2]. with the rising of people’s safety awareness, privacy preservation has become a hot issue. since personal data contains users’ private information and cannot be collected directly, traditional centralized machine learning will no longer be applicable. in order to protect privacy, the concept of federated learning (fl) [3, 4] was proposed, in which a client does not provide its dataset, but downloads the model from the server to the local device for training and uploads model updates. the server collects model updates from various clients and aggregates them to generate a new global model. in this way, all clients train the global model collaboratively without having to provide their own data. however, there are new threats to federated learning due to its distributed nature. the process of local training is not under the control of the server and therefore is highly vulnerable to attacks. an adversary may tamper with the local dataset to inject a backdoor into the model. backdoors [5] are hidden patterns learned by a dnn model, misleading the model to output wrong labels when inferring samples with backdoor features (aka trigger inputs). backdoor features can be existing features in training data, or patterns designed by the attackers. it is difficult for the server to determine whether there is a malicious client. if the attack is successful, it will lead to the misclassification of specific samples, causing serious consequences. for instance, once the image classifier of a self-driving automobile is attacked, it may output a wrong instruction when capturing a carefully crafted picture, which is very dangerous in real life. traditional backdoor detection methods either assume an iid setting [6, 7], which is not realistic for fl, or require the defender to access training data or the final model [8], violating the privacy principle of fl. in the context of fl, differential privacy (dp) [9] was originally used to address the threat of privacy leakage, providing different levels of privacy guarantee, i.e., record-level [10, 11] and user-level [12, 13]. recently, there has been some research on the defense against backdoor attacks with dp. their motivation is to eliminate the difference between the malicious gradient and the normal gradient by perturbing the gradient uploaded in federated learning. weak dp [14] could reduce the success rate of backdoor attacks to a relatively low level. cdp and ldp [15] could further reduce the success rate by injecting much more noise, whereas at the cost of decreasing the main task accuracy heavily. our research aims to solve the problem in defense methods with dp. we first focus on two kinds of backdoor attacks in fl: single-pixel attack and semantic backdoor attack, and study several factors related to backdoor attacks empirically. we find that the success rate of backdoor attacks rises as the number of malicious clients increases. when the number of backdoored samples is fixed, the attack with denser backdoored samples has a higher success rate. then, we discover the relation between backdoor attacks and model overfitting. that is, the process of malicious clients training their local models involves overfitting. experimental results show that when learning parameters are set to suppress overfitting, the success rate of backdoor attacks decreases to some extent. in this paper, we propose a method to maintain a high accuracy on the main task when defending against backdoor attacks with dp. the method is called clip norm decay (cnd), which decreases the original clipping threshold of model updates before a round starts, and sends the new threshold with the global model to selected clients. we design a method for cnd to set a new threshold according to the 32 collected model updates. since the magnitude of injected noise is proportional to the clipping threshold, reducing the clipping threshold can introduce less noise and obtain a higher model accuracy. we implement our method against two kinds of backdoor attacks: single-pixel attack and semantic backdoor attack, under the assumption that the attacker can modify the training dataset and the training process of malicious clients. experimental results show that, cnd indeed greatly improves the accuracy on the main task (more than 20%), making it possible to apply dp under a low privacy budget while maintaining model utility. besides, it also reduces the success rate of backdoor attacks compared with the original dp, on account of cnd suppressing the norms of malicious updates throughout the whole training process. in addition, to verify that reducing clipping threshold does not introduce privacy risk, we implement cnd to defend against property inference attack proposed by previous work. the result indicates that our method provides the same privacy preservation capability as the original dp and enhances the main task accuracy significantly. this means cnd can be applied in federated learning to defend against both security and privacy attacks. to summarize, our contributions can be described as follows:  we show several factors that contribute to the success of backdoor attacks in federated learning, e.g., the degree of backdoored samples’ concentration. our experiment also substantiates that overfitting occurs in the process of backdoor attack.  we propose cnd to solve the long-standing problem of losing model utility when applying dp in federated learning. cnd enhances the main task accuracy to a quite high level when defending against backdoor attacks. besides, compared to previous work, our method reduces the success rate of the attack to a lower level.  we empirically verify that cnd also works in the defense against privacy threats, greatly improving the main task accuracy. moreover, our method does not introduce privacy risk and provides the same capability of privacy preservation as the original dp. 2. preliminary and threat model 2.1. differential privacy differential privacy provides precise privacy guarantee to a dataset by perturbing the query results of it. after a randomized algorithm adding calibrated noise to the output of the dataset, an adversary cannot distinguish whether a single data record is included in the dataset or not. definition 1 ((ϵ,δ)-differential privacy [9]). a randomized mechanism m : d→r provides (ϵ,δ)-differential privacy if for any two neighboring databases, d1 and d2, which differ in only a single record, and for any subset of outputs s⊆r, it holds that pr[m(d1)∈s] ≤ eϵ pr[m(d2)∈s] + δ. (1) here, ϵ > 0 and δ ∈ [0,1] control the strength of the privacy guarantee. the privacy budget ϵ measures privacy loss, and a small ϵ indicates that deleting any record from a dataset does not change the probability that the algorithm outputs the same result significantly. the parameter δ is the probability that ϵdifferential privacy does not hold, which is a small number. hence, a lower (ϵ,δ) means a stronger privacy guarantee. the randomized mechanism determines the amount of additive noise according to the sensitivity of the query function. theorem 1 (sequential composition [16]). let randomized mechanism m1 : d → r1 provides (ϵ1,δ1)differential privacy, and m2 : d → r2 provides (ϵ2,δ2)differential privacy. then their combination, defined to be m1,2 = (m1, m2), provides (ϵ1 + ϵ2, δ1 + δ2)-differential privacy. sequential composition theorem gives a way to calculate the privacy budget of multiple queries on the same dataset. however, the privacy budget calculated by this theorem can be loose. a tighter method called moments accountant was proposed by abadi [10], which defines privacy loss as a random variable dependent on the added noise, then bounds the moments of the privacy loss at each step, and computes the cumulative privacy budget of the algorithm. 2.2. threat model in our threat model, an adversary controls a subset of clients, called malicious clients. we assume the aggregator is honest and the threat model of the adversary is as follows: adversary’s goal. the adversary attempts to corrupt the global model, making the model misclassify the samples with particular features (backdoor features) into a wrong label assigned by itself. in addition to achieving the backdoor task as accurately as possible, the adversary tries to maintain a high accuracy on the main task as well, because a model with a high accuracy on both main task and backdoor task can hardly be detected as abnormal. adversary’s knowledge and capability. since the adversary controls a subset of clients in fl, it knows the model architecture and training parameters shared by all clients, e.g., learning rate, batch size, and the number of local epochs. this assumption is similar to the white-box attacks. to study the factors associated with traditional backdoor attacks, in section 3, we assume the adversary can only modify the training data of poisoned clients, and cannot manipulate the training process, like data poisoning attack [17]. in section 5, to verify the effectiveness of our defense method against the most advanced backdoor attack, we assume the adversary in the semantic backdoor attack can modify the training data of poisoned clients, and manipulate the training process like model poisoning attack [18], which is a strong assumption of the adversary’s capability. 3. backdoor attacks in fl 3.1. experimental setup datasets and dnn architectures. we use two datasets in our experiments: cifar-10 [19] and emnist [20]. cifar10 consists of 60,000 color images in 10 classes, e.g., airplane, automobile, and bird, with 6,000 images per class. the dataset is divided into 50,000 training images and 10,000 test images. we split the training images using dirichlet distribution [21] to simulate non-iid setting, which is realistic in fl. we use the lightweight resnet18 [22] as the training model. emnist is a set of handwritten character digits derived from the nist special database 19, with the same image size and dataset structure as mnist. when split by ‘digits’, there are 240,000 training images and 40,000 test images in 10 classes. in the case of emnist, we first access the emnist digits split and then distribute the training dataset randomly to all clients. we use a five-layer cnn with two convolution layers, one max-pooling layer, and two dense layers to train on this dataset. in both settings, all clients are allocated a subset of 33 the training dataset without overlap, and share the whole test dataset as their test dataset. (a) emnist (b) cifar-10 fig 1. examples of backdoored images in single-pixel attack (a) and semantic backdoor attack (b) backdoor tasks. we conduct a single-pixel attack on emnist and a semantic backdoor attack on cifar-10. in the single-pixel attack, the attacker changes the bottom-right pixel of all its training images from black to white, and modifies the labels of them to ‘0’. we modify a fraction of the test images in the same way to measure the success rate of the singlepixel attack, i.e., the proportion of backdoored images classified as ‘0’ to all backdoored images whose true labels are not ‘0’, and use the rest of the test data to observe the main task accuracy. in the semantic backdoor attack, the backdoor feature is cars painted in red. this kind of attack does not need to modify images. we first distribute images without backdoor feature to all clients by dirichlet distribution. then we distribute images with backdoor feature randomly to malicious clients and they will classify these images as birds. in the testing phase, we measure the success rate of the attack with backdoored images and record the main task accuracy with the other images. examples of backdoored images are depicted in fig. 1. for emnist, the number of test samples used for success rate measurement is 2000, and for cifar10, it is 132. federated learning setting. by default, we have n = 100 clients, with p = 20 malicious clients, or poisoned clients. in each round, we select m = 20 clients, among which pm clients are selected from poisoned clients, which is a constant in a single experiment, and the rest are selected from honest clients. both poisoned and honest clients are selected randomly from two nonoverlapping client sets. the number of local epoch (e) is set to 5 for emnist, while e = 2 for cifar-10. for both tasks, the batch size is 20, and the learning rate is 0.04. fl runs for 300 rounds. all results are averaged over 5 runs. 3.2. analysis of attack results we first study the variation trend of model accuracy and backdoor success rate with the number of poisoned clients. intuitively, as the number of attackers increases, the success rate of the backdoor attack will rise dramatically. the experimental results on both datasets confirmed this conjecture, as fig. 2 shows. the increasing poisoned samples facilitate the learning of backdoor tasks, and the success rate exceeds 80% with less than half of the poisoned clients. the backdoor task on emnist needs fewer poisoned clients to achieve a high accuracy than that on cifar-10, and part of the reason is that the poisoned clients backdoor all their training samples in the single-pixel attack, while in the semantic backdoor attack, the backdoored samples only make up a small proportion in their datasets. besides, the accuracy of the model almost does not decline as the success rate rises, which implies that the redundancy of model feature space allows the model to learn backdoor features while maintaining the knowledge about the main task. (a)cifar-10 (b) emnist fig 2. model accuracy and attack success rate with the number of poisoned clients per round (the number of selected clients per round is 20 for both tasks) table 1. model accuracy and backdoor success rate of two experiment settings on cifar-10 setting pm poisoning rate acc. (%) succ. (%) 1 8 0.5 88.50 54.24 2 4 1.0 88.13 66.67 next, we attempt to figure out under what setting the success rate is higher when the number of poisoned samples is fixed. we define the poisoning rate as the proportion of backdoor samples that participate in the training. then, we design two settings: in setting-1, pm is 8 and the poisoning rate is 0.5; in setting-2, they are 4 and 1.0, respectively. that is, the density of the poisoned samples in setting-2 is twice as large as setting-1. results in table 1 show that, when the number of poisoned samples trained per round is fixed, the setting with denser backdoored samples achieves a higher success rate. fig 3. average norm of poisoned clients’ model updates on each round’s first batch in semantic backdoor attacks (the total numbers of poisoned samples in both experiments are the same) we calculate the average norm of the model updates on poisoned clients’ first batch, as shown in fig. 3, and find that the clients with denser backdoored samples have larger model updates through the training process. it can be speculated that, the model update trained with more backdoored samples has a closer orientation to malicious model and larger norm, hence the aggregated model update is closer to malicious model. in experiments below, we keep the poisoning rate as 1.0 by default. 34 3.3. effect of overfitting during the experiments above, we discover that there is some relation between backdoor attack and model overfitting. we draw the accuracy and the success rate of backdoor attack during 200 rounds in the single-pixel attack, as shown in fig. 4. the increase of the success rate is obviously behind the increase of accuracy. after the accuracy has converged, the success rate begins to rise gradually. the possible reason is that in early rounds, attacker’s updates are hidden among those of other clients, and the global model mainly learns features of the main task. after the learning of the main task is finished, honest clients’ updates become small, and the global model begins to learn the feature of the backdoor task. this means that the global model has overfitted. fig 4. trends of model accuracy and attack success rate during 200 rounds in the single-pixel attack (20 clients selected per round and 4 of them are poisoned) (a) cifar-10 (b) emnist fig 5. variation of model accuracy and attack success rate when changing the number of local epochs (for cifar-10, 8 poisoned clients are selected per round and for emnist, the number is 4) in order to verify our speculation, we change the parameters of the training process to alleviate overfitting, and compare the accuracy as well as the success rate. first, we change the number of local epochs from 5 to 2 and 1, which reduces the training times of every client. fig. 5 indicates that in both backdoor attacks, the success rate decreases to some extent (attacks on emnist decrease more) and the accuracy almost remains the same. next, we introduce l2-regularization, setting a series of weight decays, as listed in table 2. in the single-pixel attack, the success rate drops sharply to almost zero when increasing the weight decay. however, in the semantic backdoor attack, the success rate rises slightly, rather than going down. these distinct results are due to the different degrees of overfitting in the two tasks. in the single-pixel attack, the backdoor feature is a white pixel and all training samples of poisoned clients are labeled the same, causing their local models to learn a single feature. however, the backdoor feature in the semantic backdoor attack is the existence of any kinds of red cars, and the training data are divided into ten classes even in poisoned clients. a more balanced data distribution and a more complicated backdoor task make the model less prone to overfitting in the semantic backdoor attack, so the success rate is less affected by methods alleviating overfitting. table 2. variation of model accuracy and attack success rate with respect to weight decay (the number of local epochs is 5 for emnist and 2 for cifar-10; the numbers of poisoned clients selected per round are 4 and 8 respectively) weight decay 0 1e-4 5e-4 1e-3 5e-3 emnist acc. (%) 99.28 99.32 99.10 98.31 97.02 succ. (%) 99.96 99.85 67.87 8.17 2.63 cifar-10 acc. (%) 88.02 88.13 88.15 88.27 87.44 succ. (%) 80.05 80.00 81.06 81.36 84.24 to sum up, the redundancy of model feature space is a basic condition for backdoor attacks, which allows the model to learn backdoor features and maintain the accuracy of the main task simultaneously. in addition, backdoor attacks are related to overfitting. more specifically, it can be considered that overfitting occurs in the process of learning backdoor features when poisoned clients training their local models. the strength of the relation depends on the degree of overfitting. the higher the degree of overfitting, the stronger the relation becomes, and the more effective the mitigation of overfitting is against the backdoor attack. 35 4. differential privacy with clip norm decay 4.1. algorithm description we have discussed the effect of overfitting on backdoor attacks in subsec. 3.3 and found that mitigating overfitting can reduce the success rate of backdoor attacks, to some extent. however, it is unrealistic to rely solely on mitigating overfitting to defend against backdoor attacks. for one thing, the degree of defense achieved by reducing local epochs is limited. even training only one local epoch in a round, backdoor attacks can still have a high success rate. for another, the effect of regularization on backdoor attacks is uncertain. in the case of extreme overfitting, regularization could greatly reduce the success rate of the attack, but in other circumstances it might be ineffective. in reality, the defender cannot assume the specific way of the attack and therefore cannot set the optimal training parameters. next, we study defenses against backdoor attacks with dp. our algorithm is based on user-level dp proposed by mcmahan [13], which clips the model update computed at each batch of the data, and then perturbs the aggregated update at the server. the result of clipping at each batch is better than that of clipping at each round [12]. because a round contains multiple epochs and an epoch contains multiple batches, the cumulative update in a round will be very large, and the clipping threshold should also be set very large in order not to affect the model accuracy. if clipping at each batch, the threshold could be a small value, hence injecting less noise. previous work [15] showed that userlevel dp could defend against backdoor attacks. however, this method still leads to a great loss of the main task accuracy. algorithm 1 differential privacy with cnd in federated learning. input: z: noise scale, ϵ: target privacy budget, δ: target delta, γ : decay coefficient, m: number of clients per round, n: number of total clients; output: global model θ; 1: procedure sever execution 2: initialize: model θ0, clip norm c0, moments account ma(δ, m, n) ; 3: for each round t = 0, 1, 2, ... do 4: if ϵ < ma.get_privacy_spent() then 5: return θt 6: zt ← random set of m clients; 7: for each client k ∈ zt in parallel do 8: ∆k t+1 ← client update(k, θt, ct) 9: σ = z / m 10: θt+1 ← θt + ∑i∆i t+1 / m + n (0, (ct · σ)2) 11: ma.accumulate_spent_privacy(z) 12: ct+1 ← new threshold(ct, γ, t) 13: function client update(k, θt, ct) 14: θ ← θt 15: for each local epoch i = 1, 2, ..., e do 16: for batch b ∈ b do 17: θ ← θ -η l(θ, b) 18: ∆ ← θ θt 19: θ ← θt + ∆·min(1, ct / ||∆||2) 20: return θ θt in order to further improve the accuracy of the model while defending against backdoor attacks, we propose a method, termed clip norm decay (cnd), to decrease the clipping threshold of model updates in dp as the training goes on. concretely, we initialize a clip norm threshold c0 before the training starts and send the threshold along with the global model to selected clients at each round. the clients will compute their local model update at each batch and clip the update using the threshold c0 if the norm of update exceeds it. as the number of rounds increases, the server will decrease the threshold to a new value ct, and send it to selected clients in the later rounds. the whole algorithm is illustrated in alg. 1, where we use moments account [10] to compute the privacy budget spent at the beginning of each round, and accumulate the privacy loss after each round. algorithm 2 computing new threshold by cnd. 1: function new threshold(ct, γ, t) 2: ct+1 ← γ· ct 3: if t < 10 or t = 50, 100, ... then 4: c ← ∑i||∆i t+1||2 / m + n (0, (ct · σ)2) 5: ma.accumulate_spent_privacy(z) 6: if c < ct+1 then 7: ct+1 ← c 8: return ct+1 our intuition is based on the fact that, as the number of rounds increases, the norm of model update gradually decreases, as shown in fig. 3. the reasons are as follows: i) the decrease of the loss leads to the reduction of the gradient; ii) the learning rate decays gradually. a smaller clipping threshold means less noise injected and a higher model accuracy. therefore, we propose to decrease the clipping threshold as the training goes on. since we do not change σ in gaussian mechanism, our algorithm can obtain the same privacy guarantee as the original dp. alg. 2 describes the process of computing a new threshold after each round. the server first multiplies the threshold by the decay coefficient as a default value, and then calculates the average norm of each client’s update. if the average norm is smaller than the default value, the server will set it as the new threshold. since the model updates are clipped before uploading, the average norm will be no greater than the current threshold. the purpose of this step is to make the threshold adaptively drop. if the initial threshold is too large, the average norm will be much lower than the default value, so the threshold will decrease rapidly. accordingly, if the initial threshold is small, most updates will be clipped and the clipping threshold will drop slowly. the clipping threshold falls in a reasonable range after the first few rounds, and then only needs to be adjusted at certain intervals. the average norm is also perturbed so as not to reveal privacy, but the scale of noise can be different from alg. 1. 4.2. theoretical analysis in our method, the perturbing process is conducted at the server and does not rely on clients. besides, if the attacker refuses to clip its update with the given threshold, it will be detected immediately. hence, the malicious clients can not quit dp by skipping the process of clipping and perturbing their updates. next, we show that our algorithm satisfy dp. theorem 2. dp with cnd satisfies (ϵ,δ)-differential privacy. proof. in gaussian mechanism, noise with the normal 36 distribution n (0, sf 2·σ2) is added into the query function f to satisfy (ϵ,δ)-dp, where the sensitivity sf is the maximum distance of two adjacent datasets’ outputs |f(d1) − f(d2)|. no matter for averaging the model updates in alg. 1 or averaging their norms in alg. 2, the sensitivity is ct/m. according to the sequential composition theorem of dp, multiple applications of a dp algorithm still satisfy dp, and the overall algorithm’s privacy budget is the sum of that of every single algorithm. our algorithm can be divided into two parts, and each part uses moments account to accumulate the privacy budget. since both parts satisfy dp and the privacy budget is ϵ1 and ϵ2 respectively, the overall algorithm satisfies dp and the privacy budget is ϵ = ϵ1 + ϵ2. similarly, the overall δ = δ1 + δ2. 5. experiments 5.1. performance evaluation of cnd in the following semantic backdoor attack, we enhance the capability of the adversary by assuming that it can modify the training data of the poisoned clients and manipulate the local training process and training parameters to improve the learning of the backdoor feature. the attacker adopts the model replacement method [18], launching model poisoning attacks in rounds 250, 270 and 290, and set the learning rate as 0.04 and the number of local epochs as 50. fig. 6 shows the experimental results with different numbers of poisoned clients. by comparing with the result of data poisoning attacks (fig. 2), it can be seen that the model poisoning attack has stronger power. for example, when the number of poisoned clients selected in each round is 2, the success rate of data poisoning attack is 48.99%. while, the success rate of the model poisoning attack can reach 60.6% even if only two poisoned clients launch attacks in three rounds. fig 6. model accuracy and attack success rate in the model poisoning attack on cifar-10 without defense we implement dp with cnd and the original dp (cdp) to defend against model poisoning attack on cifar-10 dataset (δ = 10−5), in which 8 poisoned clients are selected in rounds 250, 270 and 290, respectively. the poisoned clients take ‘trainand scale’ method [18] during their rounds and the experimental results are depicted in fig. 7. (a)cdp (b)dp with cnd fig 7. model accuracy and attack success rate of cdp and dp with cnd on cifar-10 (c0 = 0.05. ϵ = 4.13, 4.72, 5.50, 6.35, 7.17 in cdp) as fig. 7 shows, there is a trade-off between defense efficiency and data utility, with respect to the magnitude of the noise added through dp. for cdp, adding more noise helps to reduce the success rate of backdoor attacks, but it also greatly brings down the model accuracy. in the case of dp with cnd, the increase of perturbation does not lead to an obvious decrease in the model accuracy. although cnd spends a small extra privacy budget (1.27), it achieves at least 20% higher accuracy than cdp, under the same privacy budget. moreover, cnd significantly reduces the attack success rate. from fig. 3, we can learn that, if the clipping threshold in alg. 1 is a constant, the norm of model update will always be smaller than the threshold from a specific round, which means the update will no longer be clipped. however, in the later stage of the training, the accuracy of the main task tends to converge and the backdoor task is mainly learned (fig. 4). therefore, the update of poisoned clients is generally greater than that of honest clients. if not clipped, the malicious gradient is uploaded to the server in its entirety, playing a dominant role in the aggregated gradient. by contrast, cnd enables the model update to be continuously clipped and limits the influence of the malicious gradient. this explains why cnd can reduce the attack success rate. 5.2. comparison in this subsection, we compare our method with state-ofthe-art defensive mechanisms against backdoor attacks. we have shown that our method outperforms cdp. ldp solution [15], which is based on dp-sgd, achieves similar results as cdp does, losing much model utility. and the poisoned clients can quit ldp, by skipping the process of clipping and perturbing their updates. next, we conduct the comparison with other defenses: norm bounding [14], weak dp [14], krum [23], and median [24]. norm bounding [14]. the server clips clients’ model updates that exceed a threshold. after attempting a wide range of values, we set the thresholds to 0.1 and 0.2 for tasks on cifar-10 and emnist, respectively. weak dp [14]. the server clips the updates and adds slight gaussian noise to the aggregated update. based on norm bounding, we explore several values of σ of gaussian noise, and set it to 0.005 for cifar-10 and 0.001 for emnist. krum [23]. for each client’s update ∆i, the server computes the euclidean distances between it and k closest clients’ updates to it, and then selects the update with the smallest sum of distances as the global update. supposing at most c = 8 poisoned clients are selected, then k is m c 2 = 10. 37 (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 8. results of different defense mechanisms against semantic backdoor attacks, (a) (c): model accuracy, (b) (d): attack success rate (c0 = 0.05. ϵ = 4.72 + 1.27 =5.99, δ = 10−5) median [24]. for each model update’s parameter ∆i,j , the server sorts the parameter ∆i,j of all selected clients’ updates and takes the median of them as the global update’s parameter. when there is an even number of updates, it takes the mean of the middle two parameters. including dp with cnd, we draw the experimental results of the five defense mechanisms in figs. 8 and 9, with different numbers of poisoned clients selected per round. norm bounding provides a poor defense against two kinds of attacks. on this basis, weak dp can lower the success rate only by a tiny amount. (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 9. results of different defense mechanisms against single-pixel attacks, (a) (c): model accuracy, (b) (d): attack success rate (c0 = 0.1. ϵ = 4.72 + 1.27 =5.99, δ = 10-5) krum picks the gradient with the most ‘partners’ and is therefore vulnerable to collusion. hence, it fails against single-pixel attacks, where attackers modify all their training samples in the same way and consequently have similar update direction. on the contrary, selecting the median is not affected by malicious parameters that appear at one end of the normal range, but it fails when the malicious parameters are scattered over the whole interval. hence, median is disabled in semantic backdoor attacks, where attackers are assigned backdoored images randomly and generate more diverge updates. importantly, the defender cannot assume the attack strategy employed by an adversary in real life, so neither approach can be applied. different from krum and median that are designed for byzantine attacks, our method is not restricted to some specific attack and provides a general defense against both backdoor attacks, dropping the success rate close to zero. although dp has been applied to defend against backdoor attacks in early works, they either lost great data utility, or set a tiny noise multiplier and obtained a limited defensive effect. as compared above, due to our unique design of cnd, we solve the dilemma of choosing perturbation level, and achieve promising results. 5.3. defending against property inference attack we have demonstrated that cnd has better performance than the original dp when defending against backdoor attacks. in what follows, we are concerned about whether cnd would expand the privacy loss and damage the privacy preservation of dp. in theory, reducing the clipping threshold does not change the privacy guarantee, and our method provides an equivalent capability of the privacy preservation as the original dp. we herein verify this conclusion through experiments about property inference attack [25]. property inference attack is a kind of privacy attack whose goal is to reveal the properties of data owners. the attacker in property inference attack [25] is a malicious client who aims to calculate the probability that a sample with a certain property is used in the global update. it calculates the aggregated update of clients other than itself as the test sample. table 3. main task accuracy and auc of the property inference attack in cases of different numbers of clients, averaged on 3 runs (c0 = 0.03, δ = 10-5, ϵ of cnd = 6.35 + 1.27 = 7.62) clients no defense dp (ϵ = 8.0) cnd(ϵ = 7.62) acc.(%) auc acc.(%) auc acc.(%) auc 2 91.67 0.81 34.04 0.53 52.30 0.50 3 92.30 0.78 41.40 0.49 65.76 0.49 4 92.40 0.74 58.32 0.53 65.72 0.50 5 92.03 0.71 62.11 0.50 69.44 0.51 we use the labeled faces in the wild (lfw) dataset which contains more than 13,000 images of faces for around 5,800 individuals with property labels (e.g., gender, race, age, and hair color), collected from the web. we use the same cnn architecture as [25], including three spatial convolution layers with 32, 64, and 128 filters and maxpooling layers, followed by two dense layers of size 256 and 2, respectively. the main task is gender classification and the inference task is over race. the performance of the attack is evaluated by area under the curve (auc). all clients are selected per round (i.e., n = m) and fl runs for 300 rounds. the number of local epochs is 10. the data are equally distributed to clients and only the 38 attacker and the victim have data with the property. in our experiments, we use alg. 1 to defend against the attack and compare the results of dp with cnd and the original dp. we also record the results of no defense (without clipping and perturbing). experimental results are listed in table 3. from the table, we can see that, the auc of the attack goes down with the increase of the number of clients when no defense is applied. this is because, as the number of clients increases, the victim’s update is aggregated with more updates, and inferring the property of victim’s samples becomes harder. thus, it can be speculated that federated learning with a large number of clients is not vulnerable to the property inference attack. moreover, user-level dp effectively defends against the attack, reducing the auc to around 0.5. the reason is that user-level dp perturbs clients’ updates at each round so that the adversary cannot tell whether a specific client has joined in training, which is consistent with the definition of dp. nevertheless, the noise introduced into the global update by dp makes the update deviate from correct direction, resulting in a drastic decline on the main task accuracy. we also observe that federated learning with more clients is less affected by noise perturbation of dp (62.11% vs. 34.04%). for a binary classifier, an accuracy less than 50% does not make sense. in contrast, cnd significantly improves the accuracy of the model to an acceptable level (e.g., from 41.40% to 65.76%), which is similar to the results of defending against backdoor attacks. in all cases, our method achieves an equivalent auc as dp does, which implies that cnd does not introduce privacy risk, and our method provides the same level of privacy preservation as the original dp. 6. conclusion in this paper, we studied backdoor attacks in fl and proposed a new defense based on dp. we found several factors that promote the success rate of the attack, e.g., the increase and the concentration of backdoored samples in poisoned clients’ datasets. we also discovered the relation between backdoor attacks and model overfitting, and empirically verified that suppressing overfitting helps to defend against backdoor attacks. in particular, we proposed cnd to solve the problem of losing model utility when defending against backdoor attacks with dp, which decreases the clipping threshold of model updates in training 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[25] melis, l., song, c., cristofaro, e.d., shmatikov, v.: exploiting unintended feature leakage in collaborative learning. in: 2019 ieee symposium on security and privacy, sp 2019. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 20 a systematic workflow for the design and system-level integration of a 2.1 ghz pifa antenna using awr zhengxuan he, francesco frentti *, chao he school of electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering, university of bristol, bs8 1tl, uk * corresponding author: francesco frentti (email: rc24589@bristol.ac.uk) abstract: the increasing complexity of modern wireless communication systems necessitates the accurate evaluation of antenna performance at the system level. a key challenge in the design workflow, however, is the high-fidelity integration of antenna models from three-dimensional (3d) electromagnetic (em) simulations into system-level platforms. to address this issue, this paper presents a systematic workflow for the complete process from component design to system-level integration of a 2.1 ghz planar inverted-f antenna (pifa) within the awr design environment. initially, the antenna's physical dimensions are estimated based on quarter-wavelength (λ/4) resonance theory. subsequently, the pifa is modeled in the 3d em simulator, analyst™, where its performance is optimized through parametric sweeps of the radiating arm length and feed point position to achieve precise frequency tuning and impedance matching. the simulation results demonstrate that the optimized pifa exhibits excellent performance. finally, this paper elaborates on the method for integrating the optimized antenna's s-parameters and farfield radiation pattern data into the visual system simulator (vss) to create a high-fidelity behavioral model. this comprehensive workflow effectively bridges the gap between component-level em simulation and system-level link analysis, providing a clear and practical paradigm for antenna-system co-design. keywords: awr; analyst; vss; pifa; s-parameters; radiation pattern. 1. introduction the rapid evolution of modern wireless communication technologies, driven by the proliferation of fifth generation (5g) and internet of things (iot) applications, has imposed unprecedented challenges on the design of terminal device antennas. stringent requirements for miniaturization, multiband operation, and high efficiency have become paramount [1]. among the various antenna solutions, the planar inverted-f antenna (pifa) (fig.1) has emerged as a mainstream choice for mobile handheld devices, prized for its inherently low profile, compact structure, and ease of integration [2, 3]. a key advantage of the pifa is its ability to resonate at a physical length of a quarter-wavelength (λ/4), significantly smaller than traditional half-wavelength antennas, thereby satisfying the demand for miniaturization [4, 5]. moreover, its integrated ground plane effectively reduces backward radiation, lowering the specific absorption rate (sar) and enhancing user safety, a critical consideration in modern electronics [6, 7]. the flexibility of the pifa structure allows for various techniques, such as etching slots on the radiating patch, to achieve multi-band or wideband performance to cover diverse communication standards like gsm, lte, and wlan [8, 9, 10]. fig 1. basic pifa antenna while extensive parametric studies have provided clear guidelines for optimizing pifa performance by adjusting physical dimensions [2], a significant gap often persists between component-level design and its real-world application within a complete system. in conventional system-level simulations, the antenna is frequently oversimplified as an ideal component with a fixed gain. this approach neglects the antenna's true frequency-dependent characteristics, such as impedance mismatch and complex, non-isotropic radiation patterns [11]. such simplifications can lead to substantial inaccuracies in predicting the overall system performance, highlighting an urgent need for a robust co-simulation methodology that integrates a high-fidelity antenna model [1]. to bridge this gap, this paper presents a systematic workflow executed entirely within the awr design environment. it demonstrates the complete process from the theoretical design and 3d electromagnetic (em) optimization of a 2.1 ghz pifa to its high-fidelity integration into the visual system simulator (vss). this work aims to provide a clear and reproducible paradigm for antenna-system codesign, ultimately enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of the entire development cycle. the remainder of this paper is organized to detail this workflow, presenting the antenna design methodology, the system integration procedure, and an analysis of the final performance results. 2. pifa antenna design and optimization this section presents the detailed design methodology for the 2.1 ghz pifa antenna, encompassing theoretical analysis, simulation setup, and the subsequent optimization process performed within the awr design environment. 21 2.1. theoretical formula for pifa antennas the pifa not only features a smaller size, but its structure, backed by a ground plane, can also effectively reduce backward electromagnetic radiation towards the user's head, thereby lowering the specific absorption rate (sar) [4]. meanwhile, its λ/4 resonance mode and the flexible positioning of its feeding and shorting points provide it with superior advantages in both impedance matching and multiband design. for a basic pifa antenna, resonance occurs when the average electrical path length from the open radiating edge to the shorting structure is a quarter-wavelength. a widely accepted approximate formula (eq.1-3) for the resonant length of a pifa, which combines the effects of the radiating arm's length l1, width l2, and the shorting wall's width w, is given by [2]: 𝐿 𝐿 𝑊 𝜆 4 (1) this equation clearly indicates that increasing the width of the shorting structure, w, can effectively shorten the resonant length of antenna, thereby increasing its resonant frequency. this principle provides crucial theoretical guidance for the miniaturization and frequency tuning of pifa antennas. to apply this theory to our design, we also need to incorporate the fundamental formula for electromagnetic wave propagation in a dielectric medium: 𝜆 𝑐 𝑓√𝜀 (2) where c is the speed of light in free space, 𝑓 is the frequency, and 𝜀 is the relative permittivity of the substrate. by substituting (eq. 2) into (eq. 1), we can derive an estimation equation that directly relates the physical dimensions to the resonant frequency 𝐿 𝐿 𝑊 √ (3) for the designated center frequency of 2.1 ghz, the freespace wavelength is approximately 142.8 mm. according to equation (1), the required λ/4 resonant length is about 35.7 mm. however, this formula neglects significant factors such as the inductive effect of the shorting structure and strong fringing fields from the patch edges [6]; which can alter the effective electrical length. therefore, for the initial design, a set of dimensions slightly larger than the theoretical estimate was chosen to account for these effects. the initial dimensions for the radiating patch were set to 45 mm and 20 mm, respectively. the shorting arm width (w) was chosen as 18 mm. 2.2. antenna configuration and simulation setup the proposed pifa was designed on a standard fr-4 substrate with a thickness of 1.6 mm and 𝜀 of 4.4. to ensure sufficient radiation efficiency while mimicking a typical mobile terminal layout, the radiating element was suspended at a height (h) of 5 mm above the ground plane. to accurately analyze and optimize this structure, a full-wave 3d electromagnetic simulation was performed using awr analyst™, a solver based on the finite element method (fem). this choice is critical as analyst™ can precisely model the inherently 3d structure of the pifa, including the vertical shorting wall and suspended patch, capturing complex current distributions and radiation behaviors that 2.5d planar solvers might miss. the simulation model was constructed with the following configuration. a three-layer dielectric stackup was defined, consisting of the 1.6 mm fr4 base, upon which a 5 mm thick air layer was placed to create the suspension. the initial 45 mm × 20 mm radiating patch was drawn as a copper conductor on the top surface of the air layer. the grounding was implemented via a 1 mm × 18 mm shorting wall, modeled as a via structure extending from a short edge of the patch down through both the air and fr-4 layers to connect to the ground plane below. to simulate radiation into free space, the bottom boundary (-z direction) was set as a perfect electric conductor (pec), while the remaining five faces of the simulation domain were configured as perfectly matched layers (pml) to absorb outgoing waves. a wave port, representing a 50-ohm coaxial feed, was used for excitation. this was implemented by a 3 mm wide microstrip feed line on the patch, extending from a position near the shorting wall to the simulation boundary. the simulation was performed over a frequency range of 1.5 ghz to 3.0 ghz, with the center frequency explicitly set to 2.1 ghz. 2.3. optimization and final design preliminary simulations based on estimated dimensions indicate that the antenna exhibits a resonance point at approximately 1.95 ghz. this frequency is below the target value, suggesting that the antenna's equivalent electrical length is excessively long. the optimization began with frequency tuning by systematically shortening the physical length of the radiating arm. this iterative process, monitored via the s11 parameter, continued until the resonant frequency was precisely shifted to 2.1 ghz, resulting in a final optimized length of 39.5 mm. subsequently, to further refine the antenna's characteristics, a slotting technique was employed. a rectangular slot of 5 mm × 10 mm was etched onto the radiating patch. this forces the surface currents to meander around the opening, effectively increasing the antenna's electrical length without altering its physical footprint—a valuable technique for miniaturization. the introduction of this slot necessitated minor re-adjustments of the patch dimensions to maintain the 2.1 ghz resonance. the final slotted geometry is depicted in fig.2 and fig.3. the final and most critical step was impedance matching. with the geometry correctly tuned for frequency, the s11 depth was only -8 db, indicating a significant mismatch. as the input impedance of a pifa is highly sensitive to the feed position relative to the shorting wall, a parametric sweep of the feed point location was performed. by translating the feed point, an optimal position was identified at 4.5 mm from the edge of the shorting wall. this adjustment resulted in an excellent return loss of -19.19 db at 2.1 ghz, signifying a near-perfect match to the 50-ohm system impedance. fig 2. 2d antenna view fig 3. 3d antenna view 3. results and discussion the simulated performance of the final, optimized 2.1 ghz 22 pifa antenna validates the effectiveness of the design and optimization workflow. the key performance metrics are presented and analyzed cohesively in this section. the impedance matching characteristics of the antenna were evaluated first. as shown in fig.4, the antenna achieves an excellent return loss of -19.19 db at the 2.1 ghz center frequency. this value, significantly below the -10 db threshold, indicates that over 98% of the input power is efficiently delivered to the antenna. the effective operational bandwidth, defined by s11 < -10 db, spans from 1.5 ghz to 2.6 ghz, fully satisfying the design requirements. this strong matching performance is corroborated by the voltage standing wave ratio (vswr) of 1.247 at 2.1 ghz, a value exceptionally close to the ideal of 1 (fig.5). the smith chart in fig.6 further reveals that the input impedance at resonance is 54 + j11 ω (normalized to 1.08 + j0.22), confirming a nearperfect match to the 50 ω system and validating the success of the feed point optimization. the far-field radiation characteristics at 2.1 ghz were then analyzed. fig.7 provides a comprehensive visualization of the antenna's 3d radiation pattern. the pattern is clearly directional, with a prominent main lobe achieving a peak directivity of approximately 5.22 dbi and a deep null in the backward direction. this excellent front-to-back ratio is highly desirable for mobile terminals, as it minimizes radiation towards the user, contributing to a lower sar. a detailed examination of the 2d planar cuts of this pattern reveals a maximum co-polarization (e-theta) gain of 6.45 dbi in the direction of φ = -54° (fig.8). in the same direction, the cross-polarization (e-phi) gain is suppressed to -4.6 dbi, resulting in a cross-polarization discrimination (xpd) of 11.05 db (fig.9). fig 4. s11 fig 5. vswr fig 6. smithcircle fig 7. 3d pattern fig 8. ephi fig 9. etheta the overall performance metrics are summarized in table 1, collectively demonstrating that the proposed pifa is wellmatched, provides high gain with good polarization purity, and exhibits a radiation pattern suitable for mobile applications. table 1. summary of simulated performance for the optimized 2.1 ghz pifa parameter return loss vswr input impedance etheta ephi xpd 2.1ghz pifa -19.19 db 1.247 (1.08,0.22) 6.45dbi (φ= -54°) -4.6 dbi 11.05 db 23 4. system-level integration and modeling in vss while the electromagnetic simulations in section iii confirm the high performance of the designed pifa as a standalone component, its true impact can only be evaluated within a complete communication system. to bridge the gap between component-level design and system-level analysis, a high-fidelity behavioral model of the optimized antenna was created and integrated into the visual system simulator (vss) to create a "digital twin" for co-simulation [12]. this integration process leverages the antenna block within vss and consists of two key steps using the simulation data obtained from em. first, the antenna's circuit matching characteristics were defined by configuring the "circuit port mismatch" parameter of the antenna block to the "return loss, db" mode and entering the precise simulated value (19.19 db at 2.1 ghz). this ensures that the system-level simulation accurately accounts for any power loss due to impedance mismatch, providing a much more realistic model than an ideal antenna. second, the antenna's spatial radiation characteristics were incorporated by exporting the far-field radiation pattern data into a standard text data file and directing the "radiation pattern (radpat)" parameter within the vss antenna block to this file. this step endows the system-level model with the antenna's true directional gain and pattern shape. the complete configuration of the antenna block, as shown in table 2, encapsulates all key performance aspects of the designed pifa. through these two steps, a comprehensive behavioral model is established, enabling realistic end-to-end system simulations for metrics such as link budget or evm while fully accounting for the real-world performance of the antenna component. this procedure provides a reliable and systematic workflow for antenna-system co-design. table 2. data file theta (°) phi (°) gain (db) 90 -180 -2.3754 90 -178 -2.1791 90 -176 -1.9843 90 -174 -1.7908 90 -172 -1.5967 ... ... ... 90 172 -3.4085 90 174 -3.1928 90 176 -2.9821 90 178 -2.7762 90 180 -2.5736 5. conclusion in this paper, a systematic workflow for the design, optimization, and system-level integration of a 2.1 ghz planar inverted-f antenna was successfully demonstrated within the awr design environment. through a methodical process of theoretical estimation, 3d em modeling, and parametric optimization, a high-performance pifa was realized, achieving an excellent return loss of -19.19 db and a maximum co-polarization gain of 6.45 dbi. more significantly, this work detailed the critical step of creating a high-fidelity "digital twin" of the antenna in the visual system simulator (vss) by integrating its simulated sparameters and far-field radiation data. this comprehensive procedure bridges the crucial gap between component design and system analysis, providing a clear, practical, and reproducible paradigm for antenna-system co-design. the presented methodology enhances the accuracy of systemlevel predictions and serves as a valuable template for the development of a wide range of antenna-integrated wireless systems. future work could focus on fabrication and measurement to experimentally validate these findings. references [1] a. a. nikam and r. b. patil, "design and development of multiband pifa antenna for vehicular lte/5g and v2x communication," eurasip journal on wireless communications and networking, vol. 2023, no. 104, 2023. 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[12] g. charvat, j. h. williams, a. fenn, s. kogon, j. s. herd, build a small radar system capable of sensing range, doppler, and synthetic aperture radar imaging, mit open courseware, http://ocw.mit.edu/resources/res-ll-003-build-asmall-radar-system-capable-of-sensing-range-doppler-andsynthetic-aperture-radar-imaging-january-iap-2011/. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 96 design and testing of a soil inversion and mulching machine long zhang, zhesheng hou school of jilin university of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132022, china abstract: in order to address the problems of low water resource utilization and easy soil structure damage in traditional irrigation techniques for vegetable cultivation, and to promote the mechanized application of water-saving film laying technology, this paper designs a multifunctional soil turning and film covering machine based on ug software that can complete rotary tillage, film covering, and soil covering operations at once. optimize the design of rotary tillage, soil throwing, compaction and mulching mechanisms. conduct tests on clay soil blocks in accordance with relevant standards to evaluate their performance in terms of soil turning, mulching, covering quality, and operational efficiency. the results show that the machine meets the agronomic requirements. keywords: rotary tillage for soil throwing; film covering; ug; compaction for soil covering. 1. introduction the total amount of freshwater resources in china is about 2.8 trillion cubic meters, accounting for 6% of the global water resources and ranking fourth among countries in the world. however, on a per capita basis, the annual runoff per person is only 2670 cubic meters, which is only 1/4 of the world average, making it one of the countries with the poorest per capita water resources in the world[1].developing countries account for 72% of the world's total vegetable production, and vegetables play an important role in human diets, especially in developing countries such as china and india. in 2000, the global per capita vegetable consumption was 101.9 kg per person per year. the highest consumption in developing countries in asia is 116.2kg per person per year; south america has the lowest consumption at 47.8 kg/person • year, while africa has 52.1 kg/person • year[2]. china's vegetable planting area and yield rank first in the world, and vegetables have become a pillar industry for increasing farmers' income. the traditional irrigation technology has a water resource utilization rate of only 30% -50%. a large amount of water is lost due to evaporation and leakage, and long-term use can damage the soil structure, leading to soil compaction, decreased air permeability, and affecting the development of vegetable roots[3]. the water-saving membrane laying technology can alleviate this problem by covering the soil with biodegradable geotextile, which can retain water and suppress grass. the membrane also contains crop nutrients and slows down temperature loss. paired with a soil turning and film covering machine, it can improve vegetable yield and quality, reduce pests and diseases and costs, and increase farmers' income[4]. this machine is also suitable for planting some crops. 2. structural composition and working principle 2.1. structural composition this machine is mainly composed of a frame, a soil turning mechanism, a film covering mechanism, a conveying mechanism, and a compaction and covering mechanism. as shown in figure 1. figure 1. schematic diagram of the switchboard structure 97 the soil turning mechanism: this part is located at the front end of the machine frame and consists of double layered rotary tillage wheel hubs, with multiple rotary tillage tools arranged in a staggered manner on the wheel hub, set at different heights to meet production needs, and fixed to the front end of the machine with nuts; the land preparation mechanism consists of a whole floor; film covering mechanism: this part is divided into a film carrying platform and a film laying platform. the film carrying platform is used to place spare films, which can be replaced on the vehicle when the films are used up. the film laying platform is an adjustable laying mechanism that can control the height of the film covering by adjusting the bolts. the conveying mechanism is composed of a screw lifting belt, which can re cover the flipped soil onto the film; suppressing soil covering mechanism: consisting of two film covering wheels located on both sides of the frame, it can complete the soil covering work on the film. 2.2. working principle the suspension device of the tractor is connected to the suspension frame of the machine through a rear three-point suspension. the rear power output shaft of the tractor drives the central transmission box to drive the soil turning mechanism and the conveying mechanism through a universal transmission shaft, completing tasks such as rotary tillage, soil extraction, and soil transportation; at the same time, the film covering mechanism completes the film laying operation, and the compaction and soil covering mechanism completes the film planting and soil covering operation. during operation, the tractor pulls the equipment forward, and the soil turning mechanism throws the soil backward towards the conveying mechanism. larger soil blocks are intercepted by fences and fall onto the surface, which is then sorted by the soil sorting mechanism to improve the effectiveness of subsequent membrane laying operations; smaller soil blocks and fine soil enter the conveying mechanism and are transported above the film covering mechanism. when working on the membrane laying mechanism, cover the soil inside the conveying mechanism onto the membrane, and finally press and compact the soil covering on both sides of the membrane of the covering mechanism. 3. main parameter selection and component design 3.1. selection of main parameters for soil turning mechanism table 1. main parameters for soil turning mechanism project unit parameter matching power kw 75 overall dimensions mm 2100×2470×1000 connection method three-point suspension total machine weight kg 550 film width cm 200 number of lines of homework line 7 productivity h/hm2 0.3-0.5 rotary tillage depth cm 10-20 homework speed h/km 3-5 3.2. selection of main parameters for rotary tillage and soil throwing mechanism 3.2.1. selection of plowing depth and plowing width cultivation depth: for micro working crops such as rice, the cultivation depth can be adjusted according to the agronomic requirements and soil conditions of rice cultivation. a deeper rotary tillage depth is beneficial for improving soil structure, increasing soil permeability and water retention, but it also increases the workload and energy consumption of machinery. determine the tillage depth of the machinery to be within 10-20cm. the selection logic for rice cultivation width is to match the width according to the maximum power of the agricultural machinery, while also meeting the integer multiple of agronomic row spacing. this machine uses a 70 horsepower tractor and a 2.1-meter rotary tiller. the row spacing for transplanting rice seedlings is 30cm, and the tillage width is set to 2.1 meters (30cm x 7 rows, suitable for 7 rows of rice transplanters). during operation, adjacent widths overlap by 10cm to avoid missed tillage. determine the tillage width of the machinery to be 2.1m. 3.2.2. selection and arrangement of cutting tools choose based on soil texture and job requirements. this article uses a 45 ° bent blade made of 65mn spring steel with a hardness of hrc50-55 to ensure the wear resistance and strength of the blade. this design features rotary tillage for soil throwing and rear fine soil crushing for soil throwing, using a working mode of front axle forward rotation and rear axle reverse rotation. the specific plan is shown in figure 2 figure 2. dual axis soil turning mechanism 3.2.3. selection of speed parameters the speed parameters of rotary tillage film mulching machine are the core indicators that affect the work quality (soil fragmentation rate, film mulching flatness), work efficiency, and power matching, mainly including the forward speed of the machine (work speed) and the rotational speed of the rotary tillage blade shaft. in order to improve the operational efficiency and quality of the rotary tillage and soil throwing mechanism, the current high-power wide width multi-purpose rotary tiller has a blade roller speed of 250340r/min and an operating speed of 3-7km/h. the speed parameter selection of the rice rotary tillage film mulching machine prioritizes agronomic quality, while balancing efficiency and power matching. this design includes the function of crushing and throwing soil. therefore, to ensure the completion of the soil throwing operation, the walking speed of this machine is determined to be 3-5km/h. the speed of the rotary tiller roller is 280r/min. the speed of the soil 98 crushing blade roller is the same as that of the rotary tillage blade roller. 3.2.4. selection of supporting power calculation of rotary tillage power consumption to predict the power consumption of rotary tillage, scholars at home and abroad have conducted extensive research and proposed analytical methods such as unit method, energy method, and specific power method [5]. first, use the formula for calculating the power consumption of rotary tillage 1 1 60 kbhv p  (1) in the formula, k is the specific resistance of rotary tillage, n/cm2, due to the soil being sticky loam, with a plowing depth of 12-15cm and a moisture content of less than 20%, it is usually taken as 11-15n/cm2; b is the working width, m; h is the working depth, taken as 15cm, and is the rotation coefficient of the blade roller, usually taken as 1.1-1.3. in this article, it is taken as 1.2, and the transmission efficiency of rotary tillage is taken as 0.9; calculation of power consumption for soil fragmentation. the overall force of the soil crushing blade roller is obtained by superimposing the force vectors of all individual soil crushing blade teeth involved in soil crushing. the calculation formula for the body is [6] 2 32 106.3     kbhv p (2)  is specific energy for soil fragmentation, kgkj / ; soil bulk density, 3/mkg . 5.1 2 1  p p (3) assuming the power consumption loss of the two blade rollers is ignored, the overall power consumption. therefore, the tractor power should be greater than 75kw. 3.3. design of soil suppression and covering mechanism this institution consists of a u-shaped spring bolt locking device, a suppression wheel suspension plate, a suppression wheel compression spring, a suppression wheel, a soil cover plate, a soil cover plate compression spring, and an adjustable card cylinder. figure 3. suppressing the soil cover mechanism our organization uses compaction wheels to compress the covered membrane. each compaction wheel is equipped with a compression spring, which is connected to the compaction wheel through washers and locking pins. the compression spring can be adjusted according to the softness of the soil to ensure that the compaction force is the same and will not damage the membrane. use a soil cover plate to automatically push the surrounding soil onto the membrane to complete the covering process. the amount of soil cover can also be adjusted. by locking the bolts, it can be adjusted left and right on the crossbeam to achieve the desired amount of soil cover, thus completing the film covering process. the compaction wheel and the soil cover plate are connected to the same crossbeam, and the entire mechanism has a compression spring that can adjust the height of the entire compaction and soil cover device to be consistent. the entire mechanism is fixed to the crossbeam by two pairs of u-shaped bolts and can also be adjusted left and right according to user needs. 3.4. coating mechanism design this laminating mechanism is designed with double laminating and a staggered spatial structure on both sides. the height of the laminating drum can be adjusted by the boom card cylinder and the laminating drum, achieving a staggered position of the laminating drum, fully utilizing the position of the laminating device, achieving more complete and leak free laminating, and easy film replacement. 4. field experiments and results 4.1. test condition (1) test site conditions the experimental site is located in a vegetable planting base, and the plot is generally flat. pre rotary tillage and land preparation have been completed before the operation. the depth of the plow layer should be controlled between 8-12 cm, and the soil texture should be sticky loam with an average moisture content of 18.2% (which is within the suitable moisture content range of 15% to 20% for mulching operations). according to agricultural requirements, the maximum number of soil blocks with a maximum external size of ≥ 40mm per square meter is ≤ 5%, and the total experimental area is 6.8hm ², which meets the requirements of batch operation testing. (2) experimental equipment power equipment: the calibrated power of the dongfanghong-my1204-9 (g4) tractor is 88.9kw (rated power of 90kw, meeting the matching power requirement of ≥ 75kw for the machine); core equipment: self-designed soil turning and film covering machine (with a film width of 200cm, 7 rows of operation, and a total weight of 550kg); auxiliary equipment: degradable geotextile film (customized according to the requirements of vegetable planting agriculture, with basic nutrients), electric heating constant temperature air drying oven (used for soil moisture content determination), tape measure (accuracy 1cm), electronic scale (accuracy 0.1g), laser rangefinder (used for measuring centerline deviation in film laying). (3) unit status before the experiment, complete the assembly and debugging of the unit according to the equipment manual: the tractor and the soil turning and mulching machine are connected by a rear three-point suspension, and the universal transmission shaft is installed in place without any jamming 99 in the transmission; the double layered rotary tiller shaft speed of the soil turning mechanism is adjusted to 280r/min, and the height of the film covering mechanism is adjusted to 15cm above the ground surface (suitable for vegetable planting and soil covering requirements). the spring pre tension force of the soil covering mechanism is evenly compressed to ensure consistent compaction pressure. 4.2. test methods experimental basis standard: referring to the performance evaluation indicators and design requirements of the "quality of film laying machine operation (ny/t986-2006)", combined with the "integrated operation" characteristics of the soil turning and film covering machine, determine the testing index system. measurement indicators and methods: soil turning quality: measure the depth of rotary tillage at 30 points (qualified for 10-20cm), screen the broken soil rate of 1m ² tillage layer (proportion of particle size ≤10mm); film quality: measure the flatness, damage rate, longitudinal tensile rate, and centerline deviation of the 30m daylighting surface; quality of covering soil: measure the width (8-12cm qualified), thickness (2-3cm qualified), and degree of soil leakage at the edge of the membrane; homework efficiency: measure 3 sets of 0.2hm ² homework time and calculate the average productivity. 4.3. experimental repetition and data processing each experiment was independently repeated 3 times, and after excluding outliers (data with deviations exceeding 10% of the mean), the arithmetic mean was taken as the final experimental result to ensure data reliability. table 2. field test results of soil turning and film covering machine test metrics unit test results qualification rate of rotary tillage depth % 86 soil fragmentation rate % 92 flatness of daylighting surface % 95 mechanical damage degree of daylighting surface % 28 longitudinal stretch rate of plastic film % 6 qualified rate of membrane edge covering width % 93 qualified rate of membrane edge covering soil thickness % 91 the degree of soil leakage in the plastic film % 0.5 deviation of the centerline of the film laying mm 15 productivity hm²/h 0.42 test results the test results are shown in table 2, and all operational indicators of the soil turning and film covering machine meet the design expectations and relevant national standard requirements. result analysis (1) analysis of soil turning quality the qualified rate of rotary tillage depth reached 86%, and the soil fragmentation rate was 92%, indicating that the double-layer rotary tillage blade shaft (front axis forward rotation, rear axis reverse rotation) design of the soil turning mechanism is effective: the forward rotation blade shaft achieves deep soil loosening, and the reverse rotation blade shaft further crushes soil blocks, meeting the agronomic requirements of vegetable planting for "loose and fine tillage layers", while avoiding the problem of uneven soil blocks caused by traditional single blade rotary tillage. (2) analysis of film coating quality the flatness of the daylighting surface is 95%, the degree of mechanical damage is 28%, and the longitudinal stretching rate is 6%, indicating that the "double film left and right staggered" design of the film covering mechanism is reasonable. the height adjustment function of the boom card cylinder and the film covering roller ensures that there are no obvious wrinkles when laying the film; the staggered layout of the laminating drum reduces the friction between the film body and the frame, and lowers the risk of mechanical damage; a lower longitudinal stretching rate (≤ 7%) ensures the integrity of the film and avoids nutrient loss caused by stretching. (3) analysis of soil cover quality the qualified rates of the width/thickness of the membrane edge covering soil are 93% and 91% respectively, and the degree of soil leakage is only 0.5%, reflecting the reliability of the compaction covering mechanism: the left and right adjustment function of the covering plate can accurately control the amount of soil covering, and the u-shaped spring bolt locking device cooperates with the compression spring to ensure consistent compaction pressure under different soil softness, which not only avoids the problem of "the membrane body being damaged by excessive covering soil" or "the membrane body being lifted by wind due to insufficient covering soil", but also achieves no leakage covering soil operation. (4) analysis of homework efficiency the productivity reaches 0.42hm ²/h, which is within the design range (0.3~0.5hm ²/h), and the integrated operation mode (one-time completion of soil turning, film covering, and soil covering) improves the operation efficiency by about 40% compared to the traditional "rotary tiller+manual film covering" mode. at the same time, it reduces the number of unit entry times, lowers the risk of soil compaction, and meets the requirements of "light, simplified, and efficient" vegetable planting. references [1] liang haozhi the effects of fulvic acid and cu (ii) on the blockage of suspended solids in aqueous media [d]. guilin university of technology, 2023. [2] chi ming road design and experimental study of film covered fertilization transplanter [d]. inner mongolia agricultural university, 2013. 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[6] guan chunsong, cui zhichao, gao qingsheng, etc design of dual axis rotary tillage soil crushing test platform and layered tillage test [j]. journal of agricultural engineering, 2021, 37 (10): 28-37.0-004. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 43 design and optimization of urban stray animal supervision model based on yolov8 and flink bo rao, junjie feng, chengxin huang, junming chang * jianghan university college of artificial intelligence, wuhan, hubei, china * corresponding author: junming chang abstract: with the increasingly serious problem of stray animals in cities, traditional manual monitoring and management methods are unable to meet the real-time and efficient monitoring needs of stray animals. therefore, this article designs a city stray animal supervision and testing model based on yolov8 and flink. this model identifies stray animals and determines their species based on the video streams captured by the camera. it simultaneously uses the real-time processing framework flink to sort and dynamically analyze data by time, thus providing accurate data for the management and protection of stray animals. through training and parameter optimization of the model, we achieved high accuracy and real-time performance in the task of detecting stray animals. the experimental results show that the map value of this model in stray animal detection reaches 0.767, the f1 score is 0.75, and the inference speed meets the requirements of real-time monitoring. the design and implementation of the model provide effective technical support for the management and protection of urban stray animals, and have high application value and practical significance. keywords: yolov8; flink; object detection; animal identification. 1. introduction in the modern urban environment, the number of stray animals is increasing, and their activities not only affect the urban environmental health, such as public excretion, rummaging, etc., but also may carry germs and parasites, posing a threat to public health. in addition, the disorderly reproduction and activities of stray animals may disturb the balance of urban ecosystems[1]. to solve these problems, scholars at home and abroad have proposed a variety of management schemes, such as manual inspection and capture, electronic tag tracking and so on. however, these methods generally have limitations: manual inspection cost is high and efficiency is low; electronic tag tracking depends on individual wearing devices, and it is difficult to promote it on a large scale[2]. in recent years, the development of computer vision and deep learning technologies have provided new possibilities for stray animal monitoring[3]. based on yolov8 target detection method and flink streaming data processing framework, an efficient and intelligent stray animal supervision model was constructed in this study. in the detection stage, the model relies on the target detection algorithm to automatically identify and classify stray animals, and the data processing part adopts the high-throughput and low-latency streaming data computing framework to realize the real-time update and storage of the detection results. through this technological integration, the model can not only accurately identify the types of stray animals, accurately distinguish individuals, and establish "identity files" for them[4,5], but also track their activity trajectories in real time, achieve fine management, and provide data support for the rescue, adoption and quantity control of stray animals. it also provides a new method for improving the efficiency of urban stray animal management. 2. research and optimization of image recognition model based on yolov8 algorithm 2.1. model algorithm the yolov8 algorithm, as the current new generation of highly efficient object detection model, still inherits the design philosophy of the yolo series in its core concept, namely "you only look once" (one-pass prediction). this means that when the model conducts object detection, it can complete the detection and classification of objects in an image through only one forward propagation. compared with traditional multi-step detection algorithms, the characteristic of "one-pass prediction" greatly improves the detection efficiency, and at the same time maintains a good accuracy rate, which is particularly important for real-time or situations requiring a quick response[6]. in this study, we trained a model with the function of animal recognition based on this algorithm. we used the stray animal image dataset collected by the data collection layer for model training. after the model training was completed, we deployed the model on the server. 2.2. algorithm flow in the algorithm, the cnn network divides the input picture into s×s grids, and each cell predicts the target, and then each cell cloud is processed by image positioning and positioning algorithm. each cell defines a label of a multidimensional vector, and then observes the cell center position of the target border. 44 figure 1. algorithm processing data flow chart each grid will predict b bounding boxes and the confidence score of the bounding boxes. the parameters of the border are as follows: coordinate of the center point: (x,y), offset from the upper left corner of the grid. width and height: (w,h), the ratio relative to the width and height of the image. confidence: confidence=pr(object)×iou, which indicates the probability that there is an object in the grid and the accuracy of the bounding box. for each bounding box, the model also predicts the probability of c categories, indicating the category of the target in the bounding box. the category probability and the confidence of the bounding box are calculated independently. for each cell, it also gives the probability values of predicting c categories, which represents the probability that the target of the bounding box predicted by the cell belongs to each category, but these probability values are actually the conditional probability under the confidence level of each bounding box, that is, pr (classic). at the same time, we can calculate the confidence of each bounding box category, which represents the possibility that the target in the bounding box belongs to each category and the quality of the bounding box matching the target. finally, the output is processed and non-maximum suppression(nms) is used.nms ranks the bounding boxes according to their confidence, and removes other bounding boxes with high overlap with high confidence bounding boxes. intersection over union(iou) is usually used to measure the degree of overlap, and the iou threshold is usually set to 0.4 or 0.5. nms processing can solve the problem that an object in a picture is detected many times. first, the frame with the greatest confidence is found out from all the detection frames, and then the iou between it and the remaining frames is calculated one by one. if its value is greater than a certain threshold (the overlap is too high), then the frame is eliminated. then repeat the above process for the remaining detection frames until all detection frames are processed[7,8]. 3. research on data processing model based on flink in this article, building a processing pipeline using flink's datastream api is at the core of data processing. this process comprehensively covers a series of steps from data collection and processing to storage, and effectively manages and updates the information of stray animals through interaction with the mysql databas[7,8]. the specific process is shown in figure 2. figure 2. flink data processing flow chart 3.1. data source collection the collection of data source is the starting point of the whole data processing process, which is responsible for receiving video streaming data from the camera and ensuring that the data can be efficiently entered into the streaming computing system. under the framework of flink, data sources are constructed through streaming data acquisition module to support long-term connection and stable data transmission of camera devices[9-13]. based on the streaming data processing mechanism, we carry out structured transformation of the captured video stream to ensure the efficient execution of subsequent calculations. before entering the processing pipeline, the data flow is optimized by time stamp marking, format conversion, frame rate control, etc., in order to meet the computational requirements of real-time target detection. at the same time, the data source management mechanism can also ensure that the collection of data streams can be quickly resumed in the case of sudden interruption or abnormal circumstances, and ensure the continuity and stability of stray animal monitoring. 3.2. data and video stream processing after the video stream enters the flink processing pipeline, it is necessary to complete the image frame analysis to meet the input requirements of target detection. therefore, we use the data stream conversion module to structure the video stream, extract effective image information, and optimize the data format to adapt to the efficient calculation process. in the parsing process, the system performs data decoding, frame 45 extraction, format conversion and other operations, so that the video frame has a standardized structure suitable for subsequent detection. aiming at the real-time requirement, the streaming frame processing strategy ensures the low delay of data conversion and provides stable high-quality image input for the target detection module. 3.3. model invocation and detection after completing the video frame parsing, enter the stray animal detection stage, which uses python udf (user-defined function) to call the object detection model. during the detection process, the video data is converted into a table structure to facilitate streaming computation using sql like syntax and ensure that the data enters the detection module after structured processing. the detection module extracts features and recognizes objects from input image frames, and combines spatial location, morphological features, and other information to determine the type, location, and confidence of stray animals. the recognition results are filtered and processed to remove low confidence targets, optimize bounding box information, and store the final results in a newly created data table. subsequently, the data table was converted into a reflow data format to provide support for subsequent data storage, statistical analysis, and application display. 4. results and analysis 4.1. environment configuration the experiment is based on python 3.10 and pytorch 1.13 frameworks, running on an amd ryzen 7 5800h @3.20ghz *16 core processor, and training using an nvidia rtx 3050 graphics card with 16gb of video memory. 4.2. evaluation indicators in order to comprehensively evaluate the performance of the detection model, the following performance evaluation indicators are selected: accuracy: it measures the correctness of the overall prediction of the model and reflects its ability to distinguish between targets and non-targets. the formula is shown in eq. (1). accuracy . (1) among them: tp(true positives): the number of stray animals correctly detected. tn(true negatives): the number of categories correctly identified as nontargets. fp(false positives): the number of non-target animals that are wrongly detected as stray animals. fn(false negatives): the actual number of stray animals that have not been identified.  precision: measure the proportion of stray animals among the detected targets, and reflect the false alarm of the model. the formula is shown in eq. (2). precision . 2  recall:measures the proportion of all real stray animals successfully detected by the model, and reflects the missed detection of the model. the formula is shown in eq. (3). recall . 3 mean average precision (map): calculate the accuracy under multiple iou thresholds respectively, and take the average value. map 50: average accuracy when iou threshold is 0.5. map 50-95: the iou threshold is from 0.5 to 0.95, and the average accuracy is 0.05. 4.3. model adjustment and optimization during the training process, the performance of our model is improved by optimizing and adjusting hyperparameters (mean average precision (map), f1 score) to ensure accurate animal recognition. the specific parameters of the model are shown in table 1. table 1. model parameters hyperparameter setting instructions learning rate (lr0) 0.01 the step size that determines the weight adjustment of the model is helpful for rapid convergence in the early stages of training decline in learning rate (lrf) 0.01 controlling the rate of decrease in learning during the training process helps the model to make detailed adjustments in the later stages of training momentum 0.937 accelerate the learning of the model in the correct direction, reduce oscillations, and accelerate convergence speed weight_decay 0.0005 prevent overfitting by adding regularization terms to the loss function to reduce model complexity warmup_epochs 3.0 start training at a lower learning rate in the initial few cycles and gradually increase to the predetermined learning rate batch 16 the number of samples input into the model during each iteration of training affects gpu memory usage and model performance map comprehensively evaluated the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the model in identifying stray animals by calculating the average accuracy under different recall rates. in the scenario where this model is applied to stray animal detection, the map value reaches 0.767, indicating that this model has high accuracy and reliability in stray animal detection tasks. the f1-score is a harmonic average of accuracy and recall, which balances the two metrics, avoiding the situation of focusing on one and ignoring the other. the f1-score of this 46 model reaches 0.75, which indicates that it can not only accurately identify stray animals (high accuracy), but also find most of the actual stray animals (high recall rate). in order to further evaluate the model performance, this paper conducted a quantitative analysis of the training results, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. model parameter diagram it can be seen that the recall rate and accuracy rate reached 75% and 85% respectively, indicating that this model can capture the target well and reduce false positives in the detection of stray animals. in addition, on map@0.5 (mean accuracy @0.5), its value is close to 0.8, indicating that the model has higher detection accuracy under a low iou threshold. more significantly, on the more stringent index map@0.95 (average accuracy @0.95), the model also performs significantly better, finally approaching 0.75, showing its advantages in high-precision target detection. in general, the model showed high accuracy and stability in the task of stray animal detection, and the performance of various indicators proved its practicability in real-time monitoring function, providing reliable technical support for urban stray animal management. 5. conclusion this article successfully designed and implemented an urban stray animal monitoring model based on yolov8 and flink, effectively filling many shortcomings of traditional stray animal management methods. by reasonably deploying cameras in areas where stray animals often appear, utilizing the efficient object detection capability of this model and flink's powerful real-time data processing function, accurate identification and real-time information recording of stray animals have been achieved, and the data has been stored in an orderly manner in a mysql database. in future research, further exploration can be conducted to optimize models and algorithms, improve their performance in all aspects, expand their application scenarios, and contribute more to the balance of urban ecology and public health security. acknowledgments this paper is sponsored by the 2023 student research project in jianghan university (an integrated supervision framework for urban stray animals yolov8-based detection and flink-enabled real-time analytics). references [1] yan, n. 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(2022). a review of yolo object detection based on deep learning. journal of electronics and information, 44(10) frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 41 research on a non‐contact cattle weight measurement system based on deep learning lihao qin, zhongyu ma, zhanshuo zhang, yongfeng zuo, dan he xinjiang college of science & technology, kuerle xinjiang, 841000, china abstract: as the smart livestock industry continues to evolve, traditional methods of measuring cattle weight are increasingly inadequate for the demands of large-scale farms. conventional approaches rely on manual weighing or bulky equipment, which are inefficient and lack precision, failing to provide real-time, accurate weight measurements required in modern breeding facilities. to address this challenge, this paper proposes an automatic cattle weight measurement system based on deep learning. the system employs deep learning technology for keypoint detection on cattle and uses these detection results to predict weight, enabling non-contact, high-precision measurement. for keypoint detection, mobilenetv3 is utilized as the backbone architecture, while calibration object recognition technology extracts depth information from images to perform depth correction, thereby enhancing the accuracy of image scaling. weight prediction is conducted through a regression model that integrates keypoint coordinates with geometric features such as body length, shoulder height, and chest girth to estimate the cattle’s weight. experimental results demonstrate that the proposed system achieves a high level of accuracy in both keypoint detection and weight prediction tasks, highlighting its potential for automated weight estimation in modern livestock management. keywords: computer vision; cattle body weight measurement; deep learning; lightweight network. 1. introduction cattle weight is a crucial indicator in livestock production, used to assess growth and development, feed conversion efficiency, disease diagnosis, and precision feeding management [1]. traditional methods for measuring cattle weight primarily include weighing and estimating body size. while weighing methods are highly accurate, they require specialized equipment, are cumbersome to operate, and can easily cause stress in cattle, making them unsuitable for largescale, high-frequency measurements [2]. body size estimation involves measuring parameters such as height, diagonal length, and chest circumference, then applying empirical formulas to estimate weight. however, this method typically requires manual operation, which is inefficient and whose accuracy is heavily influenced by the operator’s experience and the cattle’s cooperation [3]. with the rapid advancement of computer vision and deep learning technologies, non-contact measurement methods offer innovative solutions to overcome the limitations of traditional cattle weight measurement techniques. deep learning has demonstrated powerful capabilities in image recognition, object detection, and pose estimation, establishing a foundation for automated, high-precision measurement of cattle size and weight [4, 5]. in recent years, researchers both domestically and internationally have conducted extensive studies on non-contact measurement of cattle size and weight using deep learning. in the field of size measurement, chao haitian [2] was an early pioneer in exploring non-contact measurement systems for cattle size. liu wei [6] and guan xiaopeng [7] investigated cattle size measurement methods based on deep learning and depth estimation, respectively. zhang xianyu [8] further advanced automatic cattle size measurement techniques using deep learning. deng hongxing et al. [9] achieved precise measurement of dairy cattle size by combining binocular stereo matching with an improved yolov8n-pose keypoint detection model. li et al. [10] also accomplished automated measurement of beef cattle size through keypoint detection and monocular depth estimation. these studies collectively demonstrate significant progress in the non-contact acquisition of cattle size using deep learning. regarding weight estimation, zhang shuai [11] applied deep learning methods to predict the size and weight of jinnan cattle. peng zhaoyuan [12] developed a non-contact weight measurement method for yaks based on deep learning. lan leibin [13] focused on algorithms for size and weight estimation of cattle using machine vision. additionally, elkhrachy’s research [14] provided a theoretical foundation for constructing threedimensional structures from two-dimensional images, which is crucial for estimating weight from size data. despite existing research achieving some progress, challenges remain in enhancing the robustness, accuracy, and real-time performance of non-contact measurement systems within complex breeding environments. additionally, effectively integrating multimodal data to improve weight estimation accuracy continues to be a significant hurdle. this study aims to thoroughly investigate a non-contact cattle weight measurement system based on deep learning, to develop an efficient, accurate, and non-intrusive solution that supports intelligent management in the livestock industry. 2. keypoint detection of cattle body 2.1. cattle body image dataset the cattle image dataset used in this study is derived from a competition dataset titled weight detection model + dataset (12k~). side-view images of cattle were selected from this dataset, comprising 1,556 training images and 389 testing images, for a total of 1,945 images. the dataset includes images of cattle from various breeds, poses, and lighting conditions to enhance the model's generalization ability and robustness across diverse environments. each cattle image is annotated with nine keypoints corresponding to critical parts of the animal's body, such as the shoulder, back, and legs. the filename of each image contains the 42 weight information for the specific animal, and this weight data, extracted from the filename, is directly used as the target value for the regression task. these images and their corresponding weight values are then input into the model for training, as illustrated in figure 1. fig 1. cattle keypoint image 2.2. keypoint detection based on deep learning to achieve efficient and accurate detection of cattle keypoints, this study employs two convolutional neural network models: mobilenetv3 and resnet50, conducting a comparative analysis. each model has distinct architectural characteristics and advantages: mobilenetv3 is a lightweight model suitable for environments with limited computational resources, while resnet50 is a deep network that typically offers higher accuracy. by comparing the performance of both models on cattle images for the keypoint detection task, we can comprehensively evaluate their effectiveness and select the most suitable model. (1) mobilenetv3 mobilenetv3 utilizes an optimized architecture that incorporates se modules and the h-swish activation function. this design enables mobilenetv3 to achieve high detection accuracy while maintaining low computational resource consumption. the model is adapted for the cattle keypoint detection task by modifying its output layer: the original classification layer at the end of mobilenetv3-small is replaced with a multi-task regression head that outputs the normalized coordinates (x, y) of nine keypoints along with their visibility probabilities (v). the overall network architecture is illustrated in figure 2. fig 2. modified mobilenetv3 structure (2)resnet50 the deep architecture of resnet50 enables it to achieve notable accuracy in detection tasks; however, its depth also results in increased computational complexity. to adapt resnet50 for keypoint detection, the final fully connected layer has been modified to output 27 dimensions. the overall network architecture is illustrated in figure 3. 2.3. model training during training, the adam optimizer was selected due to its effectiveness in handling large-scale data and complex models, making it a popular choice in deep learning. the batch size was set to 16; a larger batch size improves computational efficiency, reduces training time, and provides the model with sufficient sample information for effective learning. the number of epochs was set to 100, with early stopping implemented to prevent overfitting. this means training would halt if there were no significant improvements in loss values over several consecutive epochs. throughout the training process, the loss function value gradually decreases, indicating that the model is progressively improving its ability to predict the coordinates of the keypoints. by tracking the loss on both the training and validation sets, we observe that the loss on the validation set eventually stabilizes. figure 4 illustrates the changes in the loss functions of both models over the epochs. 43 fig 3. modified resnet50 structure fig 4. loss variation graph 3. body measurement-based weight prediction system 3.1. extraction of body measurement parameters in the task of cattle weight prediction, body measurement parameters serve as crucial spatial features. they reflect the geometric shape and size of the cattle’s body, which are essential for accurate weight estimation.. nine key points on the cattle’s body are identified from the images, and body measurement parameters are calculated based on these points. the locations of these measurement points are shown in figure 5. to derive the body measurement parameters, five pairs of key points are selected from the cattle images, and the euclidean distances between each pair are calculated. these distances represent the proportional relationships of different parts of the cattle’s body, thereby enhancing the accuracy of weight prediction. the specific body measurement parameters are listed in table 1. fig 5. body measurement information for each pair of key points, first obtain their pixel coordinates in the image. then use the euclidean distance formula to calculate the distance between the two points. the formula for calculating the euclidean distance is shown in equation (1): 44 d x x y y (1) table 1. body measurements parameters body measurement description image location oblique length 1 distance from the scapula to the tailbone 1-2 oblique length 2 distance from the shoulder to the tailbone 2-3 bust measurement distance from the posterior edge of the scapula to the abdomen 4-5 waist measurement distance from the posterior aspect of the lumbar vertebrae to the abdomen 6-7 height distance from the sacrum to the ground 8-9 in the formula, (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) represent the pixel coordinates of two key points in the image, and d is the euclidean distance between them. using this method, the body measurement parameters derived from the key points accurately reflect the size and proportions of the cow's body. these parameters, combined with other image features, are then input into the weight prediction model. 3.2. depth of field feature extraction and integration depth of field correction is essential for mitigating the effects of variations in shooting angle and distance on the cattle weight prediction model. by identifying the calibration object within the image and measuring its pixel diameter, depth of field features can be extracted. these features are then incorporated as input variables alongside other body measurement parameters to train the weight prediction model. the hough circle transform is employed to detect the calibration disk, as illustrated in figure 5. this algorithm scans the image for regions that are likely circular, fitting circles based on the radius parameter. ultimately, the center coordinates and pixel radius of the circular calibration object are determined. these detected center coordinates and pixel radius serve as the basis for subsequent scale correction. fig 6. neural network architecture diagram a multi-layer fully connected neural network is employed to predict weight. the input features consist of the euclidean distances between five pairs of key points, representing body measurement parameters, along with the pixel values of the circle diameter obtained after depth correction. these features are processed through multiple fully connected layers, ultimately producing the predicted weight of the cow. the architecture of the weight prediction network is illustrated in figure 6. 4. analysis of experimental results 4.1. evaluation of keypoint detection models this study employs the pck (percentage of correct keypoints) metric to evaluate the performance of keypoint detection models. pck primarily measures a model’s ability to accurately detect keypoints within various distance thresholds, effectively reflecting performance under multiscale imaging conditions. it calculates the percentage of correctly detected keypoints by determining whether the distance between predicted keypoints and ground truth keypoints falls within an acceptable range at each threshold. to comprehensively assess model performance, pck values are computed on both the training and validation sets. calculating pck on the training set allows real-time monitoring of the model’s learning progress, while pck on the validation set serves as a key indicator of the model’s generalization ability. higher pck values indicate that the model correctly recalls more keypoints, demonstrating greater accuracy and robustness. during keypoint detection using the mobilenetv3 and resnet50 models, pck values were calculated for both models on the training and validation sets, enabling a comparative analysis. these evaluations confirm the models’ stability and robustness under varying shooting conditions. the changes in pck metrics for both models are illustrated in figure 7. the experimental results demonstrate that both models achieved high pck values on the training and validation sets, indicating strong recall capabilities, especially under varying shooting angles and lighting conditions. the mobilenetv3 model converged rapidly during training, exhibiting lower computational complexity and excellent real-time performance, which enables keypoint detection to be completed quickly. this makes it well-suited for applications with stringent real-time processing requirements. based on these evaluation metrics, the mobilenetv3 model proves to be more efficient in practical scenarios, particularly in realworld environments that demand both speed and accuracy, showcasing strong adaptability and robustness. furthermore, the mobilenetv3 model’s stability and high recall rate across different shooting conditions provide robust feature support for subsequent weight prediction models, ensuring the reliability and accuracy of the weight prediction results. 4.2. evaluation of the weight prediction model this experiment employs a common regression evaluation metric, the mean absolute error (mae). mae measures the average absolute difference between predicted and actual values. a smaller mae indicates a closer match between predictions and actual values, reflecting higher model accuracy. the experiment compares two weight prediction methods: (1) deriving body measurement parameters from keypoint information and applying depth correction technology for weight prediction, with results shown in figure8(a); and (2) using a model trained on keypoints as a feature extractor to directly predict weight, with results shown in figure 8(b). the impact of different input features on weight prediction performance is analyzed. the mae values for both approaches are presented in table 2. 45 fig 7. changes in different pck metrics (a)plan 1 weight prediction results (b)plan 2 weight prediction performance fig 8. model performance evaluation table 2. mae of the two schemes number mae 1 16 2 23 the experimental results indicate that the mean absolute error (mae) of the first scheme is relatively low, demonstrating that the model achieves high accuracy in predicting cattle weight. using this scheme, weight data were collected for 20 cows. their actual weights, body measurement parameters, calibration object diameters, and predicted weights are presented in table 3 for comparison. 5. summary this study proposes an automatic cattle weight measurement system based on deep learning. the system integrates keypoint detection, body measurement parameter extraction, and depth correction techniques to enable automatic weight estimation from cattle images. for keypoint detection, the system is trained using the mean squared error (mse) loss function and the adam optimizer, employing a mobilenetv3 model to detect key points on the cattle’s body 46 and obtain their coordinates. these coordinates are then used to calculate body measurement parameters related to weight. subsequently, depth correction technology is applied to mitigate the effects of variations in shooting angle and distance on image scale. through these methods, the system acquires more accurate image features, providing stable and high-quality data input for weight estimation. in designing the weight prediction model, a regression neural network based on fully connected layers is utilized, trained with the smooth l1 loss function. by integrating body measurement parameters and depth features, the model comprehensively captures the relationship between cattle body shape and weight, thereby improving prediction accuracy. experimental results demonstrate that the system performs well under various shooting angles and lighting conditions. evaluation metrics such as mean absolute error (mae), root mean square error (rmse), and mean absolute percentage error (mape) indicate that the system achieves high precision and strong stability. however, there remains room for improvement, such as enhancing dataset diversity and improving model computational efficiency, especially in complex environments. table 3. comparison of predicted and actual body weight results number oblique length 1 oblique length 2 bust measurement abdominal circumference height disk diameter actual weight predict weight 1 945.70 920.22 455.00 405.39 843.90 100 170 176.94 2 1031.63 1042.67 479.87 460.15 1010.38 92 204 200.47 3 1042.35 1131.92 518.21 481.03 1106.04 108 188 193.49 4 989.10 1014.06 494.38 470.27 1013.53 118 192 132.66 5 1049.19 1138.19 534.07 519.02 1170.03 114 170 159.61 6 949.12 1021.41 444.09 435.33 914.26 102 183 188.74 7 930.31 924.11 480.01 483.26 964.00 102 148 133.64 8 936.23 1045.01 500.68 459.97 979.37 134 156 149.59 9 1117.40 1160.13 506.25 532.01 984.73 120 218 224.30 10 1003.53 1029.79 469.20 432.02 931.09 112 186 192.27 acknowledgments xinjiang college of science & technology universitylevel research fund project + 2024-kypt35+2025-kyzd 01. references [1] united nations food and agriculture organization, organisation for 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[14] elkhrachy i. 3d structure from 2d dimensional images using structure from motion algorithms [j]. sustainability, 2022, 14(9): 5399. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 67 the design and implementation of meeting reminder system based on uni-app yu qian, yanping li qinghai meteorological information center, xining, qinghai 810000, china abstract: in this thesis, the design and implementation process of the meeting reminder system developed based on uni-app was elaborated in detail. by virtue of the cross-platform feature of uni-app and integrating technologies such as vue.js, node.js, and javascript, a one-stop meeting service system covering meeting information management, intelligent reminders, and multiterminal adaptation was built for this system. the core functional modules were identified through demand analysis, and the efficient operation of mini-programs and mobile apps was achieved through lightweight deployment on cloud servers and collaborative development with front-end frameworks. in this thesis, the discussion was carried out from the perspectives of system requirement analysis, architecture design, functional module implementation, and test optimization, and the effectiveness of the system in enhancing the efficiency of meeting management and user experience was verified. keywords: vue.js; uni-app; web development; meeting reminder; cross-platform application. 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance in the face of todays fast -paced modern working environment, as the core carrier for internal decision-making communication and external collaboration and connection within organizations, the frequency and complexity of conferences have grown exponentially. according to statistics from a workplace efficiency research institute, white-collar workers in first-tier cities attend an average of 5 to 8 meetings per week, among which large-scale meetings that cross departments and levels account for more than 35%. however, the drawbacks of the traditional meeting management model are becoming increasingly prominent: firstly; as the transmission of meeting information relies on decentralized channels such as emails and instant messaging tools, it is easy to cause information omissions; according to a certain survey results, approximately 28% of people in the workplace have missed important meetings due to the failure to receive meeting notifications in time; secondly, frequent time conflicts and the difficulty in real-time synchronization and manual recording of schedules have led to 15% of meetings being rescheduled due to time conflicts among participants; thirdly, the supporting services for large-scale meetings (such as document search, seat positioning, and transportation arrangement) lack a unified access point, which requires participants to switch between multiple applications and results in a relatively poor experience. it is of significant practical significance to develop an efficient meeting reminder system in such context. uni-app, as a cross-platform framework based on vue.js, has the feature of "one-time development and multi-terminal operation", which becomes the key to solving the above problems. compared with the traditional multi-terminal development model (which requires writing code separately for wechat mini-programs, android apps, and ios apps), uniapp can reduce the repetitive development workload by more than 60%, and can increase the code reuse rate to over 80% through the componentization concept of vue.js[1]. the meeting reminder system built based on this framework can not only integrate the entire process of meeting services (from information release to post-meeting material archiving), but also ensure a consistent experience for users in scenarios such as wechat mini-programs and mobile apps through multiterminal adaptation, effectively breaking down "information isolated island" and "terminal barriers". from the perspective of practical application value, the system can significantly enhance the efficiency of three types of users: enabling administrators to centrally manage and batch operate meeting information, and reducing manual maintenance costs by 40%; enabling participants to reduce the meeting preparation time by 50% through intelligent reminders and one-stop services; enabling meeting organizers to manage the entire meeting process through data, providing a basis for decision-making optimization. 1.2. current research status at home and abroad the current meeting management applications mainly fall into two technical routes, but both have obvious limitations: although native development apps, such as microsoft teams and zoom, support full-feature meeting management, the development cycle for those adopting the native development models (android is based on java/kotlin, and ios is based on swift) can last for 6 to 12 months and have high maintenance cost (it needs to be iterated separately for the two platforms). according to the data from a certain enterprise, the cross-version compatibility issue of native apps has led to 10% of users being unable to use core functions due to system version mismatch. uni-app has taken an important position in the crossplatform framework application field by virtue of the advantages of the vue ecosystem. the translation program developed based on uni-app has successfully achieved seamless adaptation between wechat mini-programs and the h5 terminal, verifying the reliability of the framework in multi-terminal compatibility [1]; the system response speed was increased by 40% through the integration of uni-app and cloud services[2]. in contrast, although other cross-platform frameworks (such as flutter and react native) have performance advantages, uni-app has lower learning costs in 68 enterprises where vue technology stacks are popular (developers do not need to switch programming languages). the innovation point of this research is that a "wholeprocess + cross-platform" meeting service system based on uni-app was built for the first time, and the gap in the existing systems full -scenario services and multi-terminal adaptation was filled by integrating nine major modules such as meeting arrangements and weather inquiries. 2. system requirement analysis 2.1. functional requirements this system was designed to meet the core requirements of users throughout the entire life cycle of the meeting. the specific functional module designs are as follows: user management module: login approaches: supporting two types of scenario-based logins. code scanning login: suitable for quick verification at the conference site; users can obtain the website by scanning the code through wechat. ip login: for enterprise intranet users, the ip address resolution (such as the 192.168.1.xx segment) can be performed through the back-end to automatically associate the users department with common meeting types (such as "meteorological business meeting", "department regular meeting"), and display it on the home page. permission control: the rbac (role-based access control) model is adopted and divided into three levels of roles: super administrator: full permissions (adding, deleting, and modifying meetings, managing user roles); meeting administrator: only meetings created by the user can be managed. attendee: only the meeting information related to the user can be viewed, and there is no editing permission. meeting information management module: meeting query: supporting multi-dimensional filtering, including: session screening: the screening is performed by meeting level (such as "plenary meeting", "departmental meeting"); information provision: supporting keyword matching (e.g., when "meteorology" or "emergency" is entered, it will automatically match the results containing the word in the conference themes, locations, and host names); supporting pinyin initial letter association (e.g., when "qx" is entered, it will match meetings related to "meteorology"). information maintenance: administrators can add/edit meeting information through the form (including 12 core fields: meeting id, theme, time, location, host, participants, agenda, remarks, attachments, seat map, transportation information, and meal arrangement), supporting batch import in excel (the template includes verification for required fields, and a detailed error log will be returned when the import fails). data management: supporting pdf, powerpoint, and word format files (single file ≤50mb), achieving: 1) preview: it is possible to open files online (supporting page jumping for pdf files and animation playback for powerpoint files). 2) download: download control can be carried out based on permissions (such as "download only for attendees" or "public download"), and download logs (user, time, file) can be recorded. 3) version management: retaining file modification history and supporting returning back to historical versions. automatic push scenario: meeting change: pushing updated content in real time when the meeting time, location, and host are changed (comparison of old values versus new values). weather warning: in case of heavy rain, strong wind or other adverse weather conditions at the meeting venue within the next two hours, it will send out warning information and travel suggestions. check-in reminder: it sends a "about to start" prompt (including a quick check-in entry) 10 minutes before the meeting begins. additional service module: basic services: meeting seats (jpg seat image + zoom in and out function, supporting clicking on the seat to display the name), bus grouping (vehicle number, driver contact information, assembly time and location), meal arrangement (restaurant location + navigation link, meal time, meal type); extended services: on-site services (hotel address, front desk tel., check-out time), weather during the meeting (realtime temperature, 7-day forecast, wind force level), and precautions (such as "id card required", "no photography in the venue"). 2.2. non-functional requirements performance requirements: response speed: the first loading of the page is ≤3 seconds (including resource loading), and the second loading is ≤1.5 seconds (through cache); inquiry efficiency: single-condition inquiry is ≤1 second, multi-condition combined inquiry is ≤2 seconds; concurrent support: there is no lag when the number of concurrent online users is ≥200 and the peak request volume (such as 30 minutes before the meeting starts) is ≥50 times per second. compatibility requirements: terminal coverage: wechat mini program (ios wechat 8.0+, android wechat 7.0+), android app (android 6.0+), ios app (ios 10.0+). screen adaptation: supporting screens from 4.7 inches (such as iphone se) to 6.7 inches (such as iphone 14 pro max), and adopting flexible layout (flex) to ensure element adaptation. safety requirements: data transmission: https encryption (tls 1.2 protocol) is adopted for all interfaces to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. identity verification: the validity period of scanning code login is ≤5, after logging in with an ip address, it is bound to a commonly used device (a second verification is required when changing devices). storage safety: user password is encrypted and stored using the bcrypt algorithm (salt-hash, not reverse-decrypted). sensitive meeting information (such as undisclosed agendas) needs to be accessed after logging in. usability requirements: simplified operation: core functions (such as querying meetings and setting reminders) can be completed within 3 steps. button size ≥48px (conforming to mobile touch standards to avoid accidental touches). internationalization support: built-in chinese-english switching (including date and time format adaptation; e.g. “2024年9月6日” in chines, and "sep 6, 2024" in english). fault tolerant design: real-time prompts are given when 69 input errors occur (such as incorrect date format), and offline cache data is displayed when the network is interrupted. 3. system design 3.1. overall architecture design the system adopts a three-layer architecture of "front-end service storage" (as shown in figure 1), and the responsibilities of each layer are clear and efficiently coordinated: front-end layer: it is built based on uni-app, and its core technology stack includes: view layer: vue.js component-based development (page components, general components such as buttons, forms), and the the interface structure is defined through template syntax. logic layer: javascript is used to handle business logic (such as login verification, data requests), and vuex is used to manage global states (such as user information, current meeting ids). style layer: the interface style is controlled by css/scss. the conditional compilation provided by uni-app (such as #ifdef mp-weixin) is used to adapt to different terminals (some buttons need to be hidden on the weixin mini program and displayed on the app terminal). the front-end communicates with the service layer through a restful api and exchanges data in json format. the typical request process is: user-triggered operations (such as query meetings) → front-end encapsulation parameters (time range) → sending an http request (get /api/meeting) → receiving response data → rendering the page. service layer: it is deployed on alibaba cloud lightweight application server (2-core 4g configuration) and built on node.js (express framework), and its core functions are as follows: api interface: there are 32 core interfaces (login, meeting crud, reminder configuration, file upload, etc.), and interface authentication is implemented through jwt (json web token) (the token is valid for 2 hours and will be automatically refreshed upon expiration). business logic: handling data verification (such as meeting time format validation), permission determination (such as ordinary users not being able to delete meetings), third-party service invocation (weather api). cache management: it is integrated with redis (in-memory database), and caches frequently accessed data (such as weather information and popular meeting lists) to reduce the pressure on the database. storage layer: it adopts a hybrid storage strategy, considering both data types and access efficiency. structured data: user information and basic meeting information (time, location, etc.) are stored in the mysql database (built into the cloud server, supporting master-slave backup), and the innodb engine is used to ensure transaction consistency. unstructured data: meeting materials (pdf and powerpoint files), seat maps (jpg files) are stored on alibaba cloud oss (object storage service). its has the following advantages: 1) high availability: 99.99% service availability, supporting disaster recovery and backup; 2) elastic expansion: storage capacity can be expanded as needed (initially 100gb, and can be dynamically added); 3) secure access: controlling file access rights by signing urls (valid for 1 hour) to prevent link leakage. figure 1. overall system architecture diagram 3.2. module design 3.2.1. user management module login process: scan qr code to log in: suitable for quick verification of conference site, and the steps are as follows: when using the meeting reminder system mini-program for the first time, users can directly scan the code to log in to the home page. non-wechat authorized login ensures the convenience of mini-programs. ip address can also be used for login to provide users with a more personalized service experience. 3.2.2. meeting arrangement module users can see the meeting poster of the day at the center of the home page, as shown in figure 3. the middle part of the home page displays the major functional module access points of the program, and users only need to click on the access point of a certain function to enter the corresponding function page. for instance, after the user clicks on the "daily schedule", it will enter the inquiry page for the meeting day. the page effect is shown in figure 4. attendees can check the meeting arrangements by dimensions such as time, session, and theme through the mini program, and better plan their personal schedules and receive schedule reminders. 3.2.3. key technology development stage: the mini-program was developed using the uni app framework, the front-end page design was completed, and a simple and intuitive interface was carefully designed based on the principle of user experience. the meeting list, details, reminder settings and other pages were designed to have a reasonable layout, clear operation process, and be compatible with multiple screen sizes, ensuring that users can enjoy a consistent high-quality experience on different devices. the logical development was carried out focusing on the core functions of the meeting reminder system, and the interface connection and other tasks were 70 accomplished through restful api for data interaction. the front-end page can obtain meeting information, weather information, etc. through the calling interface to ensure the accuracy and stability of data transmission. figure 2. home page design figure 3. meeting arrangement module design deployment stage: the developed mini-program was deployed to the cloud server, the appropriate cloud server was selected based on the user volume and data processing requirements of the mini-program, and the installation of the operating system, network environment configuration, firewall settings, etc. were completed to ensure the performance and security of the server. the domain name was bound, enabling the user to conveniently access the miniprogram through the domain name resolution. in addition, the server configuration and other operations were completed [4]. function expansion and integration: a real-time weather interface was integrated to provide users with real-time weather information based on the meeting location, facilitating attendees to make travel preparations in advance. meanwhile, it provides a function for downloading meeting materials, allowing users to conveniently obtain relevant meeting documents within the mini-program, further enhancing the practicality and user experience of the miniprogram. as shown in the figure 4. figure 4. deployment process 71 4. system implementation 4.1. implementation of meeting materials management meeting materials can be previewed or downloaded online on the meeting information page. the meeting information page supports multiple file formats, such as pdf, ppt, word documents, etc. online preview requires the use of a thirdparty library or service, such as pdf.js for the pdf preview function. files need to be stored in a cloud storage service such as alibaba cloud oss or aws s3[2], and then provided to users for download by generating temporary access links.the page effect is shown in figure 5. figure 5. design of meeting material management module the codes are as follows: <view class="title">conference manual</view> </view> <view class="right"> <image src="../../static/imgs/index/xz.png" mode="" @click="dodown('http://sipff4c3a.hnbkt.clouddn.com/%e7.pdf','a.pptx')"></image> <image src="../../static/imgs/index/gd.png" mode="" @click="previewfile('http://sipff4c3a.hnbkt.clouddn.com/%e7.pdf')"></image> </view> </view> <view class="item"> <view class="left"> <view class="no">2</view> <view class="title">main event work manual</view> </view> <view class="right"> <image src="../../static/imgs/index/xz.png" mode="" @click="dodown('http://code.gqqf.xyz/doc.docx','a.pptx' )"></image> <image src="../../static/imgs/index/gd.png" mode="" @click="previewfile('http://code.gqqf.xyz/doc.docx')">< /image> </view> 4.2. inquiry of weather for the meetings uni.getlocation was used to obtain the users location and then call the weather api. the issue of location permission was handled, the weather api was called, the weather data was cached, and redis was used to store the most recently requested weather data [3], thus reducing the number of api calls and improving performance. real-time warning information was added to display the forecast for the next 7 days. the page effect is shown in figure 6. figure 6. design of weather for meetings module the codes are as follows: <template> <view class="index"> <view class="head"> <image src="../../static/imgs/back.png" mode="" @click="goback" class="back"></image> <!-<image src="../../static/imgs/weather.jpg" 72 mode="aspectfill"></image> --> <view class="area"> <view class="name">{{ addrinfo.name }} {{ addrinfo.country }}</view> <view class="ssd"> {{ nowinfo.text }} &nbsp;&nbsp; <!-<i :class="qi -+nowinfo.icon" style="padding: 0 16rpx 0 12rpx;"></i> &nbsp;&nbsp; --> <!-<image class="icon" :src="https://codermoyv.gitee.io/coder moyv/assets/images/wechat/weather_custom/+nowinfo.icon +.png"></image> --> <image class="icon" :src="https://images.weserv.nl/?url=https://a.he cdn.net/img/common/icon/202106d/+nowinfo.icon+.png"> </image> {{ nowinfo.temp }} ℃ </view> 4.3. other services and inquiries for the meetings users can switch between chinese and english display at the center of the home page. under the home page image, highlighted meeting prompts are provided, along with detailed inquiries about on-site services and meal and transportation arrangements. jpg format meeting seats are also available for users to view. the page effect is shown in figure 7. figure 7. design of meeting seat module 5. system testing 5.1. functional testing fifty test cases were designed using the black-box testing method, covering core functional scenarios. some key use cases are as follows: module test cases input expected output test results login module scan the code to log in (valid qr code) (qr code containing the correct meetid and user identification)login successful, jump to the meeting details page pass login module scan the code to log in (invalid qr code) (qr code with random string content)prompt "qr code format error" pass data management download permission verification (for non-participants) non-participants click the download button prompt "no download permission" pass weather inquiry user refuses location permission click "do not allow" location display the default weather of the meeting location (xining) pass the test results showed that all 50 use cases have passed and there are no defects in the core functions. 5.2. performance test response time test: jmeter was used to simulate concurrent access by 200 users. the key indicators are as follows: home page loading: average 1.8 seconds (demand ≤3 seconds), 90% response time was ≤2.5 seconds; meeting inquiry: average 0.6 seconds (demand ≤1 second), 90% response time was ≤0.8 seconds; file download (10mb pdf) : average 8 seconds (affected by network), supporting resume from breakpoint; compatibility testing: verified in mainstream terminal and system versions; wechat mini program: ios (wechat 8.0.30), android (wechat 8.0.28), normal interface adaptation, no functional abnormalities; mobile app: huawei p50 (android 12), iphone 13 (ios 15), xiaomi 12 (android 13). all functions were operating normally, and the styles were adaptive to different screen sizes. safety testing: interface authentication: the meeting delete interface was accessed through an expired token and then returned to a 401 error (unauthorized); file access: an invalid oss signature url was used to download files and then returned to a 403 error (access prohibited); data encryption: user passwords were stored in the database using bcrypt hash (cannot be decrypted in reverse). 5.3. test conclusion the system functions completely covered the requirements and specifications, all performance indicators met the standards (response time, concurrency support), good compatibility on mainstream terminals, the security met the design standards, and the actual deployment conditions were met. 6. conclusion and prospects 6.1. conclusion this system is built based on the uni-app cross-platform 73 framework, integrating the form of mini-programs and mobile apps to achieve intelligent management of the entire meeting process. this system provides core services such as meeting query, material download, and weather warning supported by a node.js+ cloud server architecture and combined the react/vue front-end technology stack. the system uses alibaba cloud oss to store meeting materials, utilizes redis to cache weather data for performance optimization, and supports multi-format preview in pdf/ppt/word. the modular design covers scenarios such as schedule management, on-site services, and bus grouping. the code scanning login and ip positioning functions take into account convenience and personalization. it effectively enhances the efficiency of meeting organization through an intelligent reminder mechanism and cross-device data synchronization, creating a one-stop smart conference experience. 6.2. prospects in the future, optimization can be carried out in the following aspects: intelligent reminder algorithm: based on the users historical data (such as the reminder response time of the past 10 meetings), the optimal reminder time is predicted through machine learning (such as logistic regression models) (for instance, if a user is accustomed to preparing 20 minutes in advance, this time is automatically recommended). data visualization statistics: the echarts chart library is used to display data such as the meeting participation rate (ontime attendance/latecomer/absence ratio) and the frequency of departmental meetings, and generate an administrator dashboard. extended hardware integration: it connects to smart bracelets (such as huawei bands) and sends meeting reminders via bluetooth, covering scenarios where users are not looking at their phones. ai-assisted functions: it integrates large language models (such as chatgpt) to automatically generate meeting minutes (based on voice-to-text conversion) and perform real-time translation in multiple languages (supporting participants to communicate in different languages). through continuous iteration, the system can through continuous iteration, the system can evolve from a "meeting reminder tool" to an "intelligent meeting assistant", further releasing the value of technology in improving organizational collaboration efficiency. references [1] l. gong. “the design and implementation of translation program based on uni-app framework” [j]. computer programming skills & maintenance, 2025, (02): 23-25. doi: 10.16184/j.cnki.comprg. 2025.02.035. 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[4] j. zh. li, zh. m. hu, j. g. chen, et al. “the design and implementation of the self-study room platform based on springboot and uni-app framework” [j]. journal of hebei university of water resources and electric engineering, 2024, 34 (02): 77-82. doi: 10.16046/j. cnki. issn 2096-5680. 2024. 02.014. the design and implementation of meeting reminder system based on uni-app 1. introduction 1.1. research background and significance 1.2. current research status at home and abroad 2. system requirement analysis 2.1. functional requirements 2.2. non-functional requirements 3. system design 3.1. overall architecture design 3.2. module design 3.2.1. user management module 3.2.2. meeting arrangement module 3.2.3. key technology 4. system implementation 4.1. implementation of meeting materials management 4.2. inquiry of weather for the meetings 4.3. other services and inquiries for the meetings 5. system testing 5.1. functional testing 5.2. performance test 5.3. test conclusion 6. conclusion and prospects 6.1. conclusion 6.2. prospects references frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 60 olympic medal count prediction model for various countries based on lstm and supervised machine learning saijie wang, dongyang he, yufei shan * and hongjia li school of intelligence science and technology, beijing university of civil engineering and architecture, beijing 102616, china * corresponding author: yufei shan abstract: the acquisition of olympic medals holds significant importance for the development of a country's sports endeavors. this paper constructs a medal prediction model based on topsis-lstm model and supervised learning, utilizing historical olympic data. the random forest algorithm is employed to forecast the medal performance of countries at the 2028 los angeles olympics. the results indicate that the united states will achieve 126 medals, while china will secure 91 medals, ranking first and second, respectively. the united kingdom and canada follow closely with 65 and 55 medals, respectively. the model's rmse is less than 5.8, and the r2 value is greater than 0.93, indicating a relatively good fit. keywords: olympics; random forest; topsis; medal prediction. 1. introduction the olympic games, the world's largest sporting event held quadrennially, provides a global stage for elite athletes from around the world to compete [1][2]. in recent years, an increasing number of scholars have begun to predict the olympic medal standings and use these predictions to offer guidance for sports development. this paper constructs a medal prediction model based on topsis model, lstm model and supervised learning to forecast the medal standings for the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles, aiming to provide relevant suggestions for the sports development of various countries. 2. preprocess 2.1. data preprocessing the historical olympic data in this paper has undergone the following data cleaning processes. firstly, the is missing function in the matlab function library was used to identify missing values, which were then imputed using piecewise cubic hermite interpolation. subsequently, a normality test was conducted on each feature value to determine whether the overall data follows a normal distribution. the results of the normality test are as follows: figure 1. data normality test 61 outliers detected during the test were replaced with 0 for subsequent analysis. 2.2. variable calculation the following dependent variable (y) and feature variables (x) required for the supervised learning model are defined and calculated in this paper. 1.host country (x1): if a country is the host in a given year, it is set to 1; otherwise, it is 0. 2.overall competitive ability (x2)  sport items (x2-1)  athlete performance (x2-2): the overall performance of athletes from each country prior to the olympics, such as past international competition results and win rates. in this paper, a gold medal is assigned 8 points (m), a silver medal 5 points (n), and a bronze medal 2 points (p), with successful participation earning 0.01 points. this scoring system quantifies the competitive ability. the number of gold, silver, and bronze medals are represented by w1, w2, and w3, respectively. cj denotes the number of events for the j-th country. the influence of the number of sports items on performance is also considered, especially for countries with a diverse range of sports. by tallying the participation frequency in each sport (e.g., badminton, basketball) and combining it with the overall medal count for each sport, a capability score is established. the evaluation metric is defined as follows: 3.characteristics of each country (x3): a composite feature based on a country's sports infrastructure, athlete training investment, and historical olympic performance. several key features were extracted to assess each country's olympic level: first, the average ranking of the country during this period was calculated to reflect its competitiveness at the olympics; second, the total medal count and gold medal count for each country were summed to indicate its overall medal level and top-tier strength; third, the sports capability score of the country in other major sports events was calculated to evaluate its global sports strength. the topsis comprehensive evaluation model based on entropy weighting was used for scoring,[3] and the final characteristic score ranking (only the top eight are shown) is as follows: table 1. topsis scoring table for countries country topsis score usa 99.97147 urs 35.55191 gbr 32.22654 fra 26.76287 chn 25.04647 ger 24.9602 ita 23.37359 aus 20.04924 4.country encoding (x4): based on the medal ranking in 1982, all countries are encoded. countries not on the medal list are uniformly ranked 120. 5. target variable (dependent variable)  gold medal count (y1): the predicted number of gold medals for each country at the olympics.  total medal count (y2): the predicted total number of medals (including gold, silver, and bronze) for each country at the olympics. 3. method 3.1. supervised learning based on random forest figure 2. random forest framework 62 after completing the feature extraction of sports levels and data processing, the next step is to establish a supervised learning relationship between the medal count and various feature variables. to achieve this goal, the random forest algorithm was selected as the model. random forest can handle a large number of complex features, has good generalization capabilities, and is insensitive to data noise, making it very suitable for processing our diverse and potentially non-linear data.[4] through the random forest model, we can deeply explore the potential relationships between features and medal counts, thereby effectively predicting the number of medals for each country. the gini index gini? represents the probability that a randomly selected sample from the sample set will be misclassified. the smaller the gini index value, the lower the probability that a subset of samples drawn from the original dataset will be misclassified; conversely, the higher the probability of misclassification. assuming there are k categories in the sample, and the probability that a sample point belongs to the k-th category is , i.e., the proportion of the k-th category samples in the current sample set, the gini index of its probability distribution can be expressed as: where, represents the number of samples of the i-th category in the set. for multi-classification problems, if a sample set is divided into d1 and d2 based on whether a certain feature factor takes a certain possible value. the gini index gini (d, a) represents the probability that samples are misclassified after the set d is divided according to a certain feature factor . then, the gini index of the set d under the condition of the feature factor a is: finally, the feature factor that minimizes the gini index after division is selected as the main function tree. 3.2. prediction model based on cnn-lstm we then use the long short-term memory (lstm) network to predict the overall competitive ability of countries at the 2028 olympics. lstm is adept at handling time-series data and can capture patterns and trends over long time spans.[5] [6] the overall competitive ability predicted by the lstm model is used as a feature and input into the machine learning model (such as random forest) to predict the medal count. cnn-lstm is a well-known deep learning architecture, typically comprising four types of layers: convolutional layers, pooling layers, fully connected layers, and regression layers. the basic equation for convolutional layer operations is as follows: where:  c represents the output feature of the convolutional layer;  σ represents the activation function;  x represents the input to the convolutional layer;  w represents the weights of the convolutional layer;  b represents the bias. due to its powerful feature extraction capabilities, the cnn architecture has been widely applied in image classification, video classification, and time-series data prediction. however, as the network depth increases to a certain extent, the cnn model may experience performance saturation and degradation. to address this degradation issue, scholars have proposed variants of the cnn architecture, such as the rcnn architecture. this study proposes a deep learning network architecture that integrates a multi-layer lstm structure into the r-cnn architecture. the operations of each gate in the lstm are as follows: where , , represent the input gate, forget gate, and output gate states of the t-th feature, respectively; w represent the weights; b represent the biases; σ represents the activation function; h represents the hidden layer feature value; and x represents the input feature value. 4. results given that our built-in model is a regression supervised learning model, we use the root mean square error (rmse), mean square error (mse), and r-squared (r2) goodness-offit to evaluate the model's prediction results. the processed data was fed into the matlab machine learning toolbox for supervised learning training, with the parameters set as follows: table 2. model parameter table ensemble method learner type maximum number of splits number of learners learning rate number of predictor variables bag decision tree 6 45 0.1 all selected after bayesian optimization tuning, the rmse iteration function graph is as follows, with an overall trend of a sharp drop followed by a steady decline, gradually converging to 6.94. 63 figure 7: optimal parameter iteration graph at this point, we obtained the specific evaluation indices of the model as well as the specific error graphs, etc., as follows: based on the preprocessed data, we conducted an lstm prediction for the goalall data (the olympic capability evaluation values for different countries in different years) in 2028. using the goalall data of the united states from 1982 to 2024, we fitted and predicted the data. the data was fed into the established lstm model for iterative training, with the iteration steps set to be greater than 100. table 3. specific model evaluation index table parameter value rmse 6.94 mse 49.86 map 3.11 r-squared 0.93 accuracy 91.78% training time 103.78s figure 3. lstm prediction and error graphs from the first graph of figure 3, it can be seen that the rmse and loss of the lstm model rapidly decrease during training, indicating that the model can effectively learn the patterns in the data at an early stage. after the initial rapid decline, the curve stabilizes, showing that the model has settled down without signs of overfitting or underfitting, indicating very good convergence. the second graph of figure 3 displays the fitting of the predicted values and actual values of the lstm model, as well as the error distribution. from the comparison of predicted and actual values, the orange and pink curves almost overlap, indicating that the model's predictions are very close to the actual values with minimal error. the error distribution is also very uniform, demonstrating the model's stability and high accuracy. the model's r2 value is as high as 0.96, indicating very accurate predictions. the low error and high fit indicate that the lstm model performs excellently in this task, with strong predictive and generalization capabilities. the goalall values for the following eight countries were predicted using the established lstm model, with the specific results shown in the following charts: subsequently, the specific x feature variable values for these eight countries in 2028 were organized and fed into the established supervised machine learning model to obtain the prediction data and medal standings for 2028. firstly, the usa is projected to increase its medal count from 126 in 2024 to 161 in 2028, showing a significant upward trend with an increase of 35 medals, indicating a stronger performance in the future. china (chn) and australia (aus) also show growth, with their medal counts rising from 91 and 53 to 96 and 55, respectively, although the increase is not as pronounced as that of the usa. however, france (fra) and italy (ita) are predicted to experience a decline in their medal counts. france's medal count is expected to drop from 64 to 43, a decrease of 21 medals, indicating a significant downturn. italy's medal count is projected to fall from 40 to 30, a reduction of 10 medals, also showing a notable decline. these two countries may face challenges in their future performance and need to take measures to improve their results. 5. conclusion in order to assess the development level of the olympics in various countries and predict the number of medals won 64 by each country in the future, this paper establishes the topsis-lstm-supervised learning model. based on the given data such as the number of medals, the number of participants, and sports events of previous olympic games, it predicts the medal table of the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles, usa. the rmse of the training model is less than 5.8, r2 is greater than 0.93, and the medals of the united states reach 126 and those of china reach 91 in 2028. figure 4. lstm model prediction results figure 5. results and confidence intervals for question 1 references [1] wang jiechun. research on the social effects of competitive sports: a big data test based on the "rio olympics" [j]. journal of beijing sport university, 2017, 40 (6) : 33-40. 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[6] jiao yingxiang, li kezhao, yue zhe. ceemdan's improved cnn-lstm short-term ionospheric tec prediction model [j/ol] journal of navigation and positioning, 1-12 [2025-0526]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 6 penelitian tentang kontrol heading berdasarkan pid neural fuzzy jie wang * school of mechanical engineering, university of jinan, jinan, shandong, china * corresponding author email: 544452099@qq.com abstract: with the continuous advancement of the internet of everything era and the increasing cost of labor, the aquaculture industry is undergoing intelligent changes. a set of technical solutions for heading control is proposed to introduce a fuzzy neural pid controller to the field of heading control of kelp harvesting vessel. firstly, fuzzy logic and neural network technology are combined, and secondly, fuzzy pid, fuzzy neural pid control strategy model and heading control model are designed through simulink. through the simulation results, it is found that the fuzzy neural pid heading controller has small overshoot, small static error and fast response speed. keywords: kelp harvesting vessel; heading control; fuzzy neural pid. 1. introduction when the kelp harvesting vessel is operating, it needs to travel to the target position in strict accordance with the planned route, and the ability to accurately control the heading will be the ultimate goal of the system control. the heading control requirements of the system are: firstly, when the ship arrives at the preset steering position, it needs to realize fast heading switching, and the controller dynamically responds to generate commands to be inputted to the actuators. secondly, when the ship is sailing in a straight line, the system not only has to meet the dynamic response requirements but also has to ensure the stability of the heading, and too large a deviation in the heading will lead to resource loss; finally, if the control accuracy is too harsh, the power components will be changed frequently, which will also cause a test of the mechanical durability. this makes the design of the heading controller very important and difficult to find a balance between control accuracy and mechanical durability. [1] 2. fuzzy neural pid controller design δr' δr δkp δki δkd … … …… input layer affinity functions generatio n layer fuzzy inference layer normalization layer output layer mode shun communications fig 1. fuzzy neural network pid network structure fuzzy neural network pid network structure [2,3,4] as shown in fig. 1, the structural design of fuzzy neural network needs to first clarify the number of neurons in each layer and its input-output relationship. the first layer is the input layer, which contains two neuron nodes with clear physical significance: the system deviation e and its rate of change ec., corresponding to the number of input variables n = 2. the input-output relationship of this layer can be expressed as follows:  1 if i x (1) the second layer is the generating layer of the affiliation function, called the fuzzification layer. in particular, this layer selects the affiliation function to fuzzify the input variables e and ec, which is mathematically characterized as:   2 1 2 2 ( ( ) ) , exp ( ) ij ij f i c f i j b         (2) the fuzzy inference layer is used as the third layer, whose neuron nodes correspond to the fuzzy rules one by one, and the product operation is used to simulate the logical computation of the fuzzy rules. there are 49 neuron nodes in the third layer, i.e., mn=49. the input and output relation equation are:      3 2 21 21, 1,n i f if f  (3) the fourth layer is the normalization layer, which is responsible for normalizing the output of the fuzzy inference layer, and its number of neurons remains the same as that of the third layer (49 nodes). the input-output relationship of this layer is:      4 3 49 3 1 / p f f fl n p    (4) the output layer, as the last layer of the network, performs defuzzification operations on the normalized data and outputs the modified values of the pid control parameters. this layer contains a total of 3 neuron nodes with the input-output relationship:     4 4 4 4 9 1 , j f f wl f ww j      (5) 7 in eq. (5), w is the connection weights; r = 1, 2, 3; l = 1, 2, ..., 49. therefore, the final output of the fuzzy neural network is the corrected values of the three parameters of the pid controller:       5 5 5 1 2 3 p i d f k f k f k           (6) secondly, the output of the fuzzy neural network pid controller is determined. the corrected values of the three parameters of the pid are used as the final output of the fuzzy neural network, which also needs to be summed up with the preset initial values to obtain the output value of the controller: 0 0 0 p p p i i i d d d k k k k k k k k k              (7) the pid controller used in this system is incremental control: ( ) [ ( ) ( 1)] ( ) [ ( ) 2 ( 1) ( 2)]p i du k k e k e k k e k k e k e k e k          (8) honorific title (1) ( ) ( 1) (2) ( ) (3) ( ) 2 ( 1) ( 2) xc e k e k xc e k xc e k e k e k               (9) then eq. (8) can be converted to: ( ) (1) (2) (3)p i du k k xc k xc k xc    (10) the output of the fuzzy neural network pid controller is: ( ) ( ) ( 1)u k u k u k      (11) 3. simulation and analysis of fuzzy neural pid controller in order to verify the advantages of the designed fuzzy neural pid control method in heading control, a heading control simulation model is established based on matlab/simulink software as shown in fig. 2, which is used to verify the method and design the heading tracking test with and without interference. fig 2. heading maintenance simulation model in order to verify the performance advantages of the fuzzy neural pid heading controller proposed in this paper, three groups of controllers (traditional pid, fuzzy pid and fuzzy neural pid) are compared under the same test conditions [5,6,7]. by setting two typical tracking heading angles of 20° and 40°, the performance differences of each controller in terms of overshooting amount, steady state error and regulation time are systematically analyzed [8]. (a) and (b) in fig. 3 present the heading keeping trend of each control method for the desired heading (20° and 40°), respectively, and table 1 presents the performance indexes of each control method. from fig. 3 and table 1, it can be seen that the three kinds of controllers present a significant difference when the external interference is not taken into account and the given heading is 20° and 40°. the traditional pid controller has the largest overshoot and steady-state error, the longest regulation time, and the worst performance in each index; the fuzzy pid controller is optimized by the fuzzy rule controller parameters, and there are limitations in the parameter adaptivity, although the overshoot and the regulation time have been improved to a certain extent compared with that of the traditional pid controller, but the performance of the steady-state error control is worse; by contrast, the fuzzy neural pid controller relies on the neural network-fuzzy logic controller, and the fuzzy neural pid controller relies on the neural network-fuzzy logic controller. in contrast, the fuzzy neural pid controller relies on the neural network-fuzzy logic synergistic optimization mechanism to achieve the simultaneous optimization of the overshooting amount (about 6%), the steady state error (almost 0) and the regulation time (about 14s). 8 (a)20° (b)40° fig 3. holding of heading for each control method for different desired headings table 1. comparison of the performance index of each control method overtone statistics adjustment time 20° pid 43% 0.0864 40.5 fuzzy pid 12% 0.0791 16.3 fuzzy neural pid 6% 0.0024 13.28 40° pid 45% 0.1488 41.08 fuzzy pid 12% 0.1357 16.5 fuzzy neural pid 6% 0.0011 13.5 4. summary in this article, a comparative study of pid, fuzzy pid and fuzzy neural pid control methods is carried out to address the problem of heading control of a kelp harvesting vessel. the response characteristics of the various controllers were analyzed by establishing the control strategy model and heading response model. it is found that the fuzzy neural pid heading controller has small overshoot (about 6%), small static error (almost 0) and fast response (about 14s), and this study lays a technical foundation for the application of highprecision heading control system on real ships. acknowledgments this project is supported by the key r & d plan of shandong province under contracts 2022cxgc020410. references [1] liu lu. path tracking and cooperative control of underdriven unmanned vessels [d]. dalian maritime university, 2018. 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[8] yan shutian, liu pengjun, su yurui et al. an intelligent pid controller based on fuzzy neural network and genetic algorithm[j]. journal of lanzhou university of technology, 2006, (04): 42-45. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 73 lightweight dynamic gesture recognition based on shufflenetv2‐mamba hybrid architecture jiaxuan chai, mingge sun *, dongxuan huang, sen ye school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china * corresponding author: mingge sun abstract: dynamic gesture recognition has important application value in human-computer interaction of mobile terminal, but the existing methods generally face the problems of high computational complexity and insufficient time sequence modeling ability. therefore, this paper proposes a lightweight dynamic gesture recognition model based on shufflenetv2 mamba (shuma) hybrid architecture. in this model, mamba's state space sequence modeling module is embedded into the shufflenetv2 backbone network to achieve efficient spatio-temporal feature fusion. first, part of the convolution operation is replaced in the downsampling bottleneck layer of shufflenetv2, and mamba's linear complexity is used to capture the long-range dependence between video frames; secondly, a multi-scale feature dynamic fusion mechanism is designed, which combines channel shuffle and cross layer feature stitching to enhance the collaborative representation ability of local details and global motion patterns of continuous gestures. in order to further optimize the deployment efficiency, layered quantization and structured pruning technology are introduced to compress the model parameters to 2.1mb. experiments on a specific dynamic gesture data set including first person and home monitoring show that the accuracy of gesture classification is 89.7%, which reduces the computational overhead by about 43.6% compared with the traditional 3d-cnn and cnn-lstm models. this study provides an efficient solution for real-time dynamic gesture interaction in resource constrained scenes, and verifies the effectiveness of the fusion of lightweight convolution and sequential state space model. keywords: dynamic gesture recognition; lightweight model; shufflenetv2; mamba; spatio temporal feature fusion. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid development of augmented reality (ar), intelligent wearable devices and humancomputer interaction technology, dynamic gesture recognition, as one of the core technologies of natural interaction, has gradually become a research hotspot in the field of computer vision[1]. by recognizing the trajectory and posture changes of the hand, the system can analyze the user's intention in real time, and plays an important role in virtual reality control, smart home control, barrier free communication and other scenes. however, dynamic gesture recognition faces two core challenges: first, gesture movements are highly time-space dependent[2], and it is necessary to capture local details (such as finger bending angle) and global temporal correlation (such as continuous frame motion trend)[3]. traditional 3d convolutional network (3d-cnn) and recurrent neural network (lstm/gru)[4] are difficult to achieve efficient reasoning at the mobile terminal due to high computational complexity or limited long-range modeling ability; second, the actual application scenario has strict requirements on the lightweight and deployment efficiency of the model. although the existing lightweight networks [5] (mobilenet and shufflenetv2) perform well in still image classification, they lack targeted optimization of temporal dynamic features, resulting in insufficient accuracy of complex gesture recognition. to solve the above problems, researchers have explored a variety of improvement directions in recent years: on the one hand, the efficiency of video feature modeling is optimized through spatio-temporal separation convolution (tsm) [5] or temporal attention mechanism (tam) [6]; on the other hand, with the help of transformer's global self-attention, the ability of long sequence modeling is improved, but the secondary computational complexity still limits its application in resource constrained scenarios. at the same time, the proposal of state space models (ssms), especially mamba architecture[8], provides a new idea for sequential data modeling based on selective scanning mechanism and hardware aware design, it realizes long-range dependent capture with linear complexity, showing significant advantages in the fields of language, audio and so on [9]. however, how to combine mamba's efficient sequence modeling ability with lightweight visual network to build a dynamic gesture recognition model[10] that takes both accuracy and efficiency into account is still a subject to be explored. this paper proposes a lightweight dynamic gesture recognition model based on shufflenetv2 mamba hybrid architecture. the core is to propose a modular heterogeneous fusion design: embed mamba blocks in the shufflenetv2 backbone network, use channel shuffle and multi-scale feature fusion mechanism to jointly extract local spatial features and global time dependence, break through the modeling bottleneck of traditional single-mode architecture, and design grouped state space (ssm) and hierarchical quantization strategy[11] according to the characteristics of video frame sequence, while reducing the memory occupation of mamba modules, maintain sensitivity to complex gesture actions. the experimental part is based on the fine dynamic gesture recognition data set and the self built multi scene gesture video. the results show that: compared with the mainstream dynamic gesture models (cnn-lstm, dyhand), the recognition accuracy of this method is improved by 1.8% with 43.6% parameter reduction (2.1mb), which provides a reliable solution for real-time gesture interaction in resource 74 constrained environments. 2. related work this paper divides the related work into three main parts, including the advantages of shufflenetv2-mamba structure; the comparison between the existing mainstream model and the model proposed in this paper, and the impact of each part of the model on the model. 2.1. cnn-lstm cnn-lstm model combines convolutional neural network (cnn) and long-term and short-term memory network (lstm), extracts the spatial features (such as hand shape and position) in the gesture video frame through cnn, and then uses lstm to capture the dynamic changes of the timing of gesture action. this architecture can effectively integrate static image features and context information of continuous actions, and has excellent performance in dynamic gesture recognition. it can achieve high accuracy and support real-time interaction, especially when processing short-term gesture sequences (such as clicking and sliding). it is suitable for vr/ar and other scenes requiring low delay response. the spatio-temporal modeling ability of the model can not only recognize the local details of gestures, but also capture the coherence of actions, and has strong scalability in multimodal input (such as combining skeleton data). however, the model has high computational complexity, especially in the long sequence processing, it is prone to efficiency bottlenecks; at the same time, the model is highly dependent on the amount of training data and annotation quality, and its robustness may decline in complex background or occluded scenes. it needs to rely on data enhancement or additional sensors (such as depth camera) to assist optimization. 2.2. transformer. the transformer model was proposed by vaswani et al. in 2017. the model uses a codec architecture. it was first applied in the nlp field, and then widely used in cv and timing analysis. its core is to capture the sequence relationship through multi head attention and positional encoding, and can still establish long-distance correlation without convolution or circulation[12]. in dynamic gesture recognition, transformer can process the sequence of video frames and analyze the continuity and local details of gesture actions through attention mechanism. however, due to the limitations of transformer's structure, the model relies heavily on high computing resources and data sets, which limits the computational efficiency of the model and affects the ability to handle complex sequential tasks. 2.3. mamba mamba is a new type of deep learning architecture based on the selective state space model, which aims to solve the efficiency bottleneck problem caused by the complexity of secondary calculation when the transformer processes sequential tasks. the selectivity mechanism and hardware aware algorithm enable it to show the same performance as transformer in audio and video tasks. the model uses the scan mechanism to replace the traditional convolution or attention calculation, and combines the gpu memory hierarchy (sram and hbm) to reduce the read and write overhead of the video memory, and removes the attention module and mlp in the transformer, which is only realized by the mamba block (ssm+mlp) stack, with a more compact structure and higher parameter utilization. the computational complexity also shows linear scaling effect when the sequence length is extended, which ensures the excellent performance of the model in long sequence tasks. 3. network design this paper uses shufflenetv2 as the backbone network, its core is the channel split and channel shuffle mechanism, and integrates mamba block to innovatively propose an efficient gesture recognition method. its core highlights are the introduction of mamba block and the low parameter of the network. smf embeds mamba blocks in the bottleneck block of the traditional shufflenetv2 network to replace part of the convolution operation. its key design is through the hidden state in the state space model (ssm): 1 where is the hidden state at time t, is the t vector of the input sequence, a and b are the state transition matrix and input projection matrix, and their outputs: where is the hidden state at time t, is the t vector of the input sequence, a and b are the state transition matrix and input projection matrix, and their outputs are: 2 is the output projection matrix and is the connection matrix. this improvement enhances the ability of the model to deal with complex feature sequences, and the design of selective scanning mechanism in smf enables it to dynamically adjust ssm parameters[13], which is that the model can adaptively focus on key temporal features according to the gesture trajectory. the ssm discretization process is to convert the state transition matrix and input projection matrix into discrete parameters through zero order hold (zoh): ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ 3 ∆ is a learnable time step parameter. 3.1. network model structure the data flow dependency of this study is shown in figure 1. the model provides dynamic scalability while taking into account the efficiency performance balance, and can dynamically adjust the channel division ratio to adapt to the constraints of different hardware resources. local convolution flow ensures the real-time performance of high-resolution feature extraction. through the shallow feature extraction module, the forward flow of the model realizes the collaboration of local perception and global sequence modeling through the shuffle-mamba block stacked in the multi-stage feature fusion, uses attention pooling to compress the space-time dimension, and outputs the gesture category probability through the full connection layer and softmax layer after retaining the discriminative features. in the module level dependency, the input characteristic graph is divided into two channels and sent to the local and global information processing flows respectively. the local convolution flow adopts the mechanism of grouping convolution and channel shuffling to extract spatial details and reduce the computational complexity. the global sequence flow paves the feature map into a sequence, and 75 uses ssm to model the long-distance spatio-temporal dependence to capture the dynamic continuity of gestures. finally, the learnable weight is used to fuse the two stream features to balance the local details and global features. fig 1. overall network process at the hardware level, the pytoch model is converted to onnx format to adapt to the mainstream device architecture, and the model is quantified to reduce the model volume. combined with gradient based unstructured pruning, the calculation is further compressed to enable it to run on edge devices. 3.2. backbone network shufflenetv2 3.2.1. core design principles the design goal of shufflenetv2 is to optimize the reasoning efficiency of mobile terminals and embedded edge devices. its network design focuses not only on the theoretical amount of computation (flops), but also on the actual running speed and memory access cost (mac). according to the network structure, when the input and output channels are equal, the memory access cost (mac) is the minimum. in order to ensure the memory exchange efficiency, the backbone network needs to balance the channels. in the optimized computational efficiency, deep convolution: flops ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ 4 pointwise convolution: flop 1 ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ 5 the total amount of calculation is the sum of the above two, compared with the standard convolution calculation ,can reduce the amount of calculation by 1/ 1/ times. the two main technical features of backbone network: packet convolution and channel shuffling will also affect the overall reasoning speed. although packet convolution will reduce flops, it will increase mac. according to the experiment, the larger the packet is, the slower the reasoning speed is. when the number of packets increases from 1 to 8, the gpu reasoning speed decreases to 1/4. in dealing with network fragmentation, the concept structure will reduce the parallelism and increase the synchronization overhead, so the network structure adopts a simple single branch structure to improve the efficiency of parallel devices. 3.2.2. structural features the input channel of the common unit in the shufflenetv2 structure is divided into two parts. one part is processed by deep separable convolution and 1x1 convolution. the other part is direct identity mapping. finally, the stitching is through channel shuffle to enhance the interaction of information. at the same time, the channel segmentation is canceled, and the spatial down sampling and channel expansion are directly realized through the convolution with step size of 2 to maintain low mac. the channel shuffling mechanism can improve the expression ability of the model and reduce the computational fragmentation. usually, the shuffling operation is performed after splicing, combined with convolution operation to achieve efficient feature fusion. the deep separable convolution is adopted to replace the standard convolution, which reduces the parameters and the amount of calculation, and has different network widths to adapt to the equipment with different resource constraints. 76 3.2.3. shufflenetv2 structure integrated with mamba block the purpose of fusing the shufflenetv2 structure of mamba block is to solve the balance problem between computational efficiency and temporal modeling ability in dynamic gesture recognition by combining the efficient spatial feature extraction ability of lightweight convolutional network and mamba's long sequence modeling advantage. its core structure is shown in figure 2. fig 2. fusion model structure after inputting the dynamic gesture video sequence, it is divided into three parts through channel segmentation. the first part extracts the low-order local spatial details of finger posture through a series of calculations such as the initial convolution layer of shufflenet module, the depth separable convolution layer and point-by-point convolution. in the second part, the feature map is rearranged into sequences and input into mamba's state space model (ssm) to capture the motion dependence between frames, such as the waving trajectory, and then the spatial dimension is restored by reverse rearrangement. the last part is the feature fusion of the residual layer and the two layers after the simple shallow feature extraction, and the three parts are output and spliced to perform the channel shuffling operation. after the final feature is pooled by the global average, the gesture category probability is output through the classification layer. 4. experiment in this paper, shufflenetv2-mamba is compared with the existing popular model to evaluate the performance of the model. the evaluation results on the above data sets show that the overall performance of the model proposed in this paper is excellent. 4.1. experimental data and evaluation criteria the data set used in this experiment contains the specific dynamic gestures in the first person and home monitoring. in these dynamic data sets, including seven kinds of dynamic gestures such as sliding up and sliding down under different lighting conditions and different viewing angles. in these different types of data sets, the number of single categories of all gestures is the same. due to the influence of illumination, the model needs to have strong detail extraction ability and noise tolerance[14]. on the data set of partial gesture inching, the model must be able to capture small details and aggregate local information. through the classification task on these data sets, it is proved that the model can face the gesture control of diverse scenes such as smart home. the table 1 for details of datasets. table 1. dataset details dataset task number of samples training/validation/testing fine dynamic multi classification 350 280/35/35 first person multi classification 700 560/70/70 oblique top multi classification 700 560/70/70 opposite multi classification 420 336/42/42 on the above data sets, acc and macro average are used to evaluate the model, where acc represents the proportion of all samples correctly classified. accuracy 1   6 macro average is to directly average the indicators of all categories, focusing on the performance of small categories. macro-precision 1   tp tp fp 7 4.2. experimental details this model is trained and reasoned on the above data sets, and compared with the mainstream models (mobilenet, vim), etc. the experiment was carried out on two 24gb nvidia geforce rtx 3090ti using python3.8 and pytorch2.4.0. after initial parameter adjustment, the training superparameter is selected as epoch 200 and batch size 16. for all data sets, the optimizer uses adam, and the learning rate is dynamically adjusted from 1e-3 to 1e-5. 77 4.3. result analysis the results of the comparative experiment are shown in table 2, and the data adopts the percentage system. the results show that in some scenarios, the model proposed in this paper is superior to the existing mainstream models. compared with the same mobile terminal model mobilenet, shuma's acc is improved by 3% on average. in the data set of dynamic gesture smart home application scenarios above the slope, the acc is improved by 4.8% compared with 3dresnet. similarly, shuma also performs well in other data sets. table 2. performance comparison between shuma and other models model fine dynamic first person oblique top opposite acc mp acc mp acc mp acc mp mobilenetxt+ca[15] 73.2 61.7 81.1 73.2 64.4 51.3 85.6 72.6 vim[16] 84.1 64.2 86.5 74.6 70.2 53.1 89.6 74.1 3d-lstm[17] 81.9 63.0 83.3 73.5 69.3 51.7 87.4 74.8 3d-resnet[18] 80.4 61.1 84.2 71.5 65.2 51.4 84.8 73.1 posenet[19] 84.2 63.3 86.2 75.1 70.9 54.0 89.1 75.3 inception-lstm[20] 80.2 61.1 81.6 73.3 69.5 53.0 86.3 73.4 shuma 81.7 62.9 87.7 76.2 70.0 53.7 89.7 75.4 in order to verify the generalization ability of the model in this paper, data enhancement is carried out on the 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[22] falisse a, uhlrich s d, chaudhari a s, et al. marker data enhancement for markerless motion capture[j]. ieee transactions on biomedical engineering, 2025. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 29 trust anchors in the sharing economy: a study on trust and usage intention in shijiazhuang’s ai‐era sharing economy qiuxiang tu, changzhou dong *, shiyu guo, sijing liu, ying li school of mathematics and science, hebei geo university, shijiazhuang, hebei, 050031, china * corresponding author: changzhou dong abstract: this study investigates trust anchors in china's sharing economy, with a focus on shijiazhuang as a representative second-tier city during the ai era. utilizing mixed-methods research (pps sampling of 985 participants, sem, and lpa/k-means clustering), we quantify drivers of trust and usage intention. key findings reveal that trust mediates 58% of usage intention (β=1.059***), with price transparency (β=0.81) and privacy protection (β=0.804) as dominant factors. latent profile analysis identifies three user segments: high-trust adopters (32%, tech professionals motivated by esg values), price-sensitive pragmatists (45%, county residents prioritizing cost-effectiveness), and risk-averse avoiders (23%, seniors with low digital literacy). to address trust deficits (mean=3.64/5), we propose a tripartite "trust-value-behavior" framework integrating: 1. blockchain-iot solutions for real-time resource tracking and transparency enhancement; 2. dynamic pricing strategies optimized through ai algorithms to segment users and boost engagement; 3. cross-platform carbon credit incentives modeled on credit card points systems to reward high-trust behaviors. policy implications advocate for regulatory sandboxes to test adaptive rules in fintech and mobility sectors, alongside government-platform co-guarantees for risk-averse groups. this research advances theoretical understanding of confucian relational trust in digital platforms while offering scalable operational models for regional sharing economies. keywords: sharing economy; trust anchors; dynamic pricing; regulatory sandbox; cluster analysis. 1. introduction 1.1. research context and problem significance the sharing economy has revolutionized global consumption patterns across mobility, accommodation, and skills-sharing sectors, projecting a market value of $335 billion by 2025. despite this growth, trust deficits remain a critical barrier, with cross-cultural studies revealing that institutional distrust and information asymmetry suppress adoption rates by 26%-40% in emerging markets. in china, this challenge is exacerbated by regional disparities: while first-tier cities (e.g., beijing, shanghai) exhibit moderate trust levels (mean=4.1/5), second-tier cities like shijiazhuang—a pivotal hub in the shijiazhuang metropolitan circle policy— report significantly lower trust (mean=3.64/5) and a 30% usage gap between core and peripheral districts [1]. concurrently, technological disruption (e.g., ai, blockchain) promises to rebuild trust through transparency mechanisms. yet, current solutions predominantly target cosmopolitan populations, neglecting the confucian relational trust that underpins economic behavior in nonmetropolitan china. this oversight creates a research-practice gap: while 70% of literature focuses on first-tier cities, the 280 million residents of second-tier cities remain underrepresented, despite contributing 45% of china’s sharing-economy transactions [2]. 1.2. theoretical gaps and research questions prior studies inadequately address three dimensions: 1. cultural-contextual nuance: western models emphasize contractual trust (e.g., licenses, ratings), but confucian societies prioritize guanxi-based relational bonds. this misalignment obscures trust drivers in regions like shijiazhuang, where community endorsements outweigh platform guarantees. 2. technological integration: blockchain-iot systems are proven to enhance traceability in e-commerce, yet their efficacy in mediating peer-to-peer (p2p) trust in sharing economies—especially amid privacy concerns (e.g., 32% users cite data leakage risks)—is underexplored [3]. 3. segmentation complexity: while latent profile analysis (lpa) identifies user typologies, few studies link segments to behavioral interventions (e.g., dynamic pricing for pricesensitive groups). 1.3. theoretical anchors and conceptual integration the study navigates the underexplored intersection between cultural specificity and technological innovation in trust-building mechanisms. drawing on institutional trust theory, we recognize formal safeguards (e.g., regulatory oversight, platform guarantees) as foundational to transactional security. yet in confucian societies like china, such institutional mechanisms operate within a distinct relational ecosystem where guanxi networks and community endorsements significantly amplify trust perceptions. this cultural-contextual gap becomes acutely visible in second-tier cities like shijiazhuang, where policy credibility is often mediated through localized renqing (social connections) bonds rather than top-down enforcement. to reconcile this duality, we integrate the privacy calculus model, which frames trust as a rational trade-off between perceived risks (e.g., data vulnerability) and value gains (e.g., cost efficiency) [4]. the resulting synthesis—our trust-value-behavior (tvb) 30 framework (fig. 1)—positions trust as a dynamic mediator that transforms value assessments into behavioral intent, while accounting for critical moderators: technological augmentations (e.g., blockchain’s tamper-proof ledgers) and cultural forces (e.g., urban-rural divergence in digital literacy). fig 1. trust-value-behavior (tvb) framework 1.4. research contributions and societal implications by grounding the analysis in shijiazhuang’s sociotechnical landscape, this study offers a triple-layered contribution. empirically, it pioneers the quantification of trust’s mediation effect (58%) in second-tier sharing economies through rigorous probability sampling—a significant advance beyond metropolitan-centric studies dominating extant literature [5]. methodologically, the dualsegmentation approach combining lpa and k-means clustering transcends conventional demographic taxonomies, exposing behavioral micro-segments such as policyresponsive pragmatists in county-level industrial zones. most pivotally, the framework crystallizes actionable pathways for trust recalibration: blockchain-iot integrations that provide immutable verification of shared asset conditions (e.g., realtime maintenance records for “shared smart manufacturing” equipment in gaocheng district) are shown to elevate trust by 28% among smes. concurrently, culturally-attuned interventions such as government-community co-branded trust certifications demonstrate potent efficacy in confucian contexts, reducing risk aversion by 19% among elderly users [6]. these insights collectively scaffold a “zhengjishe” (government-technology-community) tripartite model that realigns western technological solutions with eastern relational paradigms—a replicable blueprint for regional sharing economies navigating digital transition . 2. literature review 2.1. theoretical foundations of trust in digital platforms trust in the sharing economy is fundamentally shaped by the interplay between institutional safeguards and relational reciprocity. classical theories posit trust as a rational calculus balancing perceived risks against value gains—a dynamic crystallized in the privacy calculus model where users weigh privacy vulnerabilities against economic benefits like cost efficiency . this paradigm, however, inadequately captures cultural heterogeneity. in confucian societies, trust transcends transactional logic, embedding itself in guanxi networks where community endorsements and policy credibility serve as stronger determinants than contractual enforcement. for instance, chao et al [7]. (2023) demonstrate that chinese enterprises influenced by confucian ethics exhibit 23% higher compliance rates in service commitments due to the cultural premium on xin (trustworthiness). such findings challenge western-centric models like akerlof’s lemon market theory, which attributes trust deficits primarily to information asymmetry. technological interventions further reconfigure trust architecture. blockchain’s tamper-proof ledgers enhance transparency in peer-to-peer transactions by creating immutable records of resource usage—a mechanism proven to reduce fraud by 34% in iot-enabled supply chains. yet, as khamitov et al. (2024) caution in their meta-analysis, technology alone cannot supplant socio-cultural foundations; algorithmic transparency must align with localized values to gain user adoption. this tension underscores the need for hybrid frameworks that integrate technical verifiability with cultural legitimacy 2.2. cultural and regional heterogeneity in trust formation the efficacy of trust-building mechanisms varies significantly across geocultural contexts. in china’s tiered urban landscape, second-tier cities like shijiazhuang exhibit distinct trust patterns compared to metropolises. while firsttier residents prioritize platform integrity (β=0.72), secondtier users place greater weight on policy endorsement (e.g., 31 government-backed service guarantees, β=0.81) and kinshipbased referrals. this divergence stems from confucian relationalism, where institutional trust is mediated through communal renqing (social connections) bonds rather than impersonal systems [8]. empirical evidence reveals that county-level “shared smart manufacturing” initiatives in hebei achieved 85% participant trust when local officials cobranded services—leveraging administrative authority to amplify community credibility. urban-rural disparities further modulate trust drivers. rural users exhibit 40% higher sensitivity to price transparency due to income constraints, whereas urban cohorts prioritize data security. such segmentation necessitates culturally-attuned strategies: li et al. (2020) validate that interventions ignoring regional nuances—like uniform blockchain adoption—may inadvertently exacerbate distrust among digitally marginalized groups. 2.3. technological mediation and trust metrics contemporary trust assessment increasingly relies on quantifiable metrics and algorithmic validation. traditional methods like direct trust evaluation (based on bilateral interactions) and indirect trust (derived from third-party recommendations) now integrate machine learning to address bias and scalability limitations. for instance, changying and wentao’s (2024) fuzzy-logic model classifies trust levels using five behavioral dimensions—distrust, low trust, uncertainty, likely trust, and absolute trust—achieving 89% accuracy in predicting user default risk [9]. blockchain-iot convergence enables real-time trust recalibration. in cloud-based sharing systems, smart contracts autonomously adjust access permissions based on dynamic trust scores computed from user behavior analytics (e.g., transaction consistency, device security posture). these systems face critical challenges, however, including energy inefficiency in resource-constrained environments and the “black-box” opacity of ai-driven decisions. tian’s (2024) lightweight blockchain framework addresses this by optimizing consensus protocols for iot devices, reducing computational overhead by 57% while maintaining auditability. 2.4. gaps in existing research despite advancements, three lacunae persist: 1. oversimplified cultural framing: 70% of trust models treat confucian societies as monolithic, neglecting intraregional variations (e.g., shijiazhuang vs. shenzhen) [10]. 2. static measurement tools: most trust metrics (e.g., nist’s seven-category scorecard) fail to capture behavioral fluidity, such as how ai recommendations alter risk perceptions dynamically. 3. segmentation-strategy misalignment: while lpa identifies user typologies (e.g., risk-averse avoiders), few studies operationalize segment-specific interventions like dynamic deposit insurance for low-trust groups. our study bridges these gaps by:  proposing a trust-value-behavior (tvb) framework that synthesizes institutional, technological, and confucian trust drivers;  deploying dual clustering (lpa + k-means) to link micro-segments with behavioral triggers;  validating blockchain-iot’s efficacy through empirical urban-rural comparisons. 3. methodology 3.1. research philosophy and design this study adopts a pragmatist research philosophy that reconciles positivist quantification with interpretivist contextualization. grounded in the ontological premise that trust in sharing economies manifests through measurable behaviors and culturally-embedded perceptions, we deployed a sequential mixed-methods design. the approach commenced with quantitative surveys to establish statistical relationships between trust anchors and usage intention, followed by latent profile analysis (lpa) to segment behavioral typologies [11-12]. this design enabled triangulation between objective metrics (e.g., β coefficients) and subjective patterns (e.g., risk-averse user narratives), thereby capturing shijiazhuang’s socio-technical complexity while maintaining methodological rigor. 3.2. sampling strategy and data collection probability proportional to size (pps) sampling was employed across shijiazhuang’s five core districts (chang’an, qiaoxi, xinhua, yuhua, luquan), weighted by user density derived from municipal sharing-economy registries. to address urban-rural disparities, stratified random sampling subdivided districts into 26 communities categorized by sharing-service penetration: high (downtown commercial zones), medium (suburban residential areas), and low (periurban counties). data collection occurred between september 2024 and january 2025 via:  structured questionnaires administered to 985 valid respondents (89.6% response rate), measuring: trust dimensions: platform integrity (3 items, α=0.82), data security (3 items, α=0.79), price transparency (3 items, α=0.85) using 7-point likert scales adapted from he (2019). usage intention: frequency of shared mobility/accommodation usage (4 items, α=0.88) and referral likelihood (2 items) [13].  semi-structured interviews with 32 stakeholders (platform operators, regulators, users) to contextualize quantitative anomalies, transcribed and coded via nvivo 14. ethical compliance was ensured through informed consent protocols (participant information sheets, opt-out options) and data anonymization via cryptographic hashing of personal identifiers. 3.3. analytical framework and techniques 3.3.1. quantitative analysis  structural equation modeling (sem) in amos 28 tested the trust → usage intention mediation path, with maximum likelihood estimation (ml) and bollen-stine bootstrap (2,000 resamples) to correct non-normality. model fit was evaluated via cfi (>0.95), rmsea (<0.06), and srmr (<0.08) thresholds [14].  latent profile analysis (lpa) in mplus 8.2 identified user segments based on trust-behavior 32 covariance, using aic/bic and entropy (>0.80) to determine optimal cluster count.  k-means clustering (euclidean distance) crossvalidated lpa-derived segments via spss 26, with anova verifying inter-segment discriminant validity (p<0.01). 3.3.2. qualitative analysis  thematic analysis followed braun & clarke’s (2006) six-phase protocol: familiarization → initial coding → theme development → review → definition → reporting. trust-value-behavior linkages identified in surveys were probed through axial coding of interview transcripts (e.g., “policy endorsement” vs. “algorithmic transparency” as trust anchors). 3.4. validity and reliability safeguards to mitigate common method bias, we:  deployed temporal separation (trust and usage items randomized across questionnaire sections);  utilized harman’s single-factor test (max variance explained=38.2%, <50% threshold);  triangulated via convergent validity checks (ave >0.5, cr >0.7 for sem constructs). reliability was strengthened through:  pilot testing (n=120) refining item wording using cronbach’s α (>0.75) and factor loadings (>0.6);  intercoder agreement (cohen’s κ=0.81) for qualitative themes;  robustness checks comparing sem results with pls-sem and bayesian estimation. 4. results 4.1. descriptive statistics and preliminary analysis fig 2. mean trust levels toward sharing platforms the descriptive statistics revealed significant variations in trust perceptions across shijiazhuang’s urban-rural continuum (fig. 2). among the 985 respondents, mean trust levels toward sharing platforms averaged 3.64 (sd=0.92) on a 5-point scale, with urban cores (e.g., chang’an district: mean=3.91) exhibiting higher trust than peri-urban counties (e.g., luquan: mean=3.27, p<0.001). price transparency (mean=4.12, sd=0.87) and data security (mean=3.18, sd=1.05) emerged as the most and least trusted dimensions respectively, confirming prior concerns about privacy risks in digital transactions [15]. correlation analyses further indicated strong positive associations between institutional trust (e.g., regulatory credibility) and usage frequency (r=0.68, p<0.001), while kinship-based referrals showed weaker correlations (r=0.31, p=0.02). these patterns preliminarily validated the salience of institutional over relational anchors in this context. 4.2. structural equation modeling: trust mediation effects the sem analysis (fig. 3) demonstrated that trust fully mediated 58% of the variance in usage intention (β=1.059, p<0.001), with excellent model fit (cfi=0.97, rmsea=0.04). crucially, price transparency (β=0.81, p<0.001) and privacy protection (β=0.804, p<0.001) were the dominant direct predictors of trust, collectively explaining 73% of its variance. contrarily, platform reputation (β=0.21, p=0.07) and payment security (β=0.18, p=0.12) showed non-significant paths, challenging conventional wisdom about digital transaction drivers [16]. notably, urban residency moderated the trust-intention link: for rural users, trust’s impact on usage was 40% stronger (β=1.42 vs. β=0.87, δχ²=15.3, p<0.01), corroborating interview findings that county residents rely heavily on trust signals due to limited alternatives. fig 3. sem mediation model 33 4.3. latent profile analysis: user typologies table 1. user segmentation profiles segment trust mean (sd) key behavior demographic anchor anova f(p) high-trust adopters 4.31 (0.51) esg-driven usage (β=0.79) urban tech professionals 38.91 (<0.001) price-sensitive 3.52 (0.63) dynamic pricing response (+62%/-34%) county residents 27.25 (<0.001) risk-averse 2.73 (0.71) govt-endorsed adoption (+28%) elderly (low digital) 21.73 (<0.001) latent profile analysis (lpa) combined with k-means clustering identified three distinct user segments based on trust-behavior covariance (table 1) [17]: 1. high-trust adopters (32%): predominantly urban tech professionals (78% with bachelor’s degrees), this group exhibited the highest trust (mean=4.31) and usage frequency (weekly usage=2.7 times). their behaviors were primarily motivated by esg values (e.g., carbon footprint reduction, β=0.79) and blockchain traceability features. 2. price-sensitive pragmatists (45%): comprising county residents and migrant workers, this segment prioritized costeffectiveness (price sensitivity β=0.93) over data security (mean trust=3.52). they demonstrated conditional trust— platform usage surged 62% during discount periods but dropped by 34% when dynamic pricing exceeded personal thresholds. 3. risk-averse avoiders (23%): elderly users (mean age=61.4) with low digital literacy, this cohort distrusted algorithmic systems (mean=2.73) and avoided sharing services unless co-endorsed by community cadres (+28% adoption with government guarantees). anova confirmed significant inter-segment differences in all trust dimensions (f=21.7–38.9, p<0.001). 4.4. experimental validation of proposed solutions to address identified trust deficits, we piloted three interventions among 240 participants using a/b testing: 1. blockchain-iot integration: real-time resource tracking (e.g., shared manufacturing equipment conditions) increased trust by 28% among smes (p<0.001), with fraud incidents dropping from 12% to 3% [18]. qualitative feedback highlighted “immutable maintenance records” as the key credibility enhancer. 2. ai-optimized dynamic pricing: segmented pricing for pragmatists (e.g., rural user discounts during off-peak hours) boosted engagement by 41% without revenue loss. conversely, uniform pricing reduced their usage by 19%, validating segment-specific elasticity. 3. carbon credit incentives: cross-platform rewards modeled on credit card points (fig. 4) increased high-trust behaviors (e.g., timely returns, peer referrals) by 33% among adopters (p=0.002), though avoiders showed minimal response (+7%, p=0.21). fig 4. carbon credit incentive system 5. discussion 5.1. synthesis of key findings this study reveals that trust functions as a pivotal mediator (58% variance explained) between value perception and behavioral intention in second-tier sharing economies, a relationship critically moderated by urban-rural disparities and cultural forces. three behavioral segments—high-trust adopters (32%), price-sensitive pragmatists (45%), and risk-averse avoiders (23%)—exhibit distinct trust calculus patterns: urban tech elites prioritize blockchain-verified transparency (β=0.79), whereas rural users demand policycommunity co-endorsement to offset digital literacy gaps (+28% adoption with government guarantees). crucially, confucian renqing (social connections) networks amplify institutional trust in ways western models like privacy calculus fail to capture, necessitating our integrated trustvalue-behavior (tvb) framework [19]. 5.2. theoretical implications: bridging cultural and technological divides our results challenge the universality of institutional trust paradigms. while privacy calculus theory correctly posits risk-value trade-offs, it underestimates cultural embeddedness: in shijiazhuang, policy credibility derives not from contractual enforcement but from guanxi-mediated community validation—a finding contradicting akerlof’s information asymmetry assumptions. this necessitates rethinking trust-building in confucian societies:  technology as cultural adapter: blockchain-iot integrations increased sme trust by 28%, but efficacy varied across segments. pragmatists responded to dynamic pricing (+41% engagement), whereas avoiders required human intermediation (e.g., cadre endorsements), proving that algorithmic transparency must complement rather than replace relational legitimacy. 34  hybrid governance model: the "zhengjishe" (government-technology-community) tripartite framework resolves the tension between western techno-centric solutions (e.g., pure blockchain) and eastern relational paradigms. it demonstrates how administrative authority (e.g., gaocheng district’s cobranded certifications) and technological augmentations (e.g., real-time asset tracking) jointly recalibrate trust. 5.3. practical implications for regional sharing economies for policymakers and platform operators, our findings suggest context-sensitive interventions:  segment-specific strategies: target high-trust adopters with esg-linked incentives (e.g., carbon credits boosted retention by 33%) [20], while offering price-sensitive pragmatists off-peak subsidies to stabilize demand. for risk-averse avoiders, deploy community cadres as trust intermediaries—a tactic that reduced elderly risk aversion by 19% in luquan county.  blockchain-human symbiosis: immutable ledgers should record not only transaction data (e.g., equipment maintenance logs) but also social credentials (e.g., government-verified user ratings), creating "tamperproof guanxi" that resonates with confucian values.  policy recalibration: municipal governments like shijiazhuang could pioneer tiered trust certification systems, where provincial regulators audit platforms, while neighborhood committees validate user reputations—effectively embedding digital platforms into existing social fabric. 5.4. limitations and mitigation pathways we acknowledge three constraints affecting generalizability: 1. regional specificity: while pps sampling captured shijiazhuang’s urban-rural continuum, comparisons with coastal second-tier cities (e.g., ningbo) are needed to test the tvb framework’s transferability. future studies should incorporate multi-city cohorts to disentangle regional cultural nuances. 2. technological accessibility: blockchain-iot trials assumed stable 5g coverage—a condition unmet in 37% of peri-urban zones. this may overstate technology’s standalone efficacy; hybrid solutions combining low-bandwidth verification (e.g., sms-based confirmations) and human oversight are advised for infrastructure-limited areas. 3. temporal dynamics: trust-building effects were measured at a single timepoint. longitudinal tracking (e.g., policy credibility fluctuations post-regulation changes) would strengthen causal claims about the "zhengjishe" model’s resilience. 5.5. future research directions building on these insights, we propose: cross-cultural tvb validation: replicate the framework in non-confucian emerging economies (e.g., india’s tier-2 cities) to examine how caste or kinship systems similarly moderate technology-trust linkages. ai-driven dynamic trust scoring: develop machine learning models that adjust user trust scores in real-time based on behavioral data (e.g., transaction consistency) and social parameters (e.g., community reputation), tested via rcts in counties like luquan. decentralized autonomous organizations (daos): experiment with blockchain-based community governance, where tokenized voting rights enable users to co-manage platform rules—potentially enhancing perceived fairness among pragmatists. 6. conclusion this study establishes that trust operates as a culturallyembedded mediator between value perception and behavioral intention in second-tier sharing economies, with its formation mechanisms diverging significantly across urban-rural contexts and user segments. by synthesizing institutional safeguards, technological augmentations, and confucian relational ethics into the trust-value-behavior (tvb) framework, we resolve critical gaps in western-centric models that overlook cultural heterogeneity in trust calculus. three key contributions emerge from our empirical analysis of shijiazhuang’s sharing ecosystem: first, the tvb framework demonstrates that policycommunity co-endorsement—not algorithmic transparency alone—is pivotal for trust-building in confucian societies. while blockchain-iot integration elevated sme trust by 28% through tamper-proof transaction records, its efficacy was constrained among risk-averse elderly users (+7% response) who required human intermediation via community cadres (+28% adoption). this validates our proposition that technological interventions must complement rather than replace socio-cultural foundations, necessitating the “zhengjishe” (government technology community) governance symbiosis. second, segment-specific strategies reveal behavioral elasticity differentials that redefine platform engagement paradigms. price-sensitive pragmatists (45% of users) exhibited 40% higher sensitivity to dynamic pricing incentives—a tactic that boosted their engagement by 41%— whereas high-trust adopters responded predominantly to esg-aligned rewards like carbon credits (+33% retention). such segmentation, enabled by dual clustering (lpa + kmeans), proves that uniform trust-building approaches inadvertently marginalize vulnerable groups, echoing li et al.’s (2020) caution about digital divides. third, our urban-rural moderation analysis uncovers institutional trust as a compensatory mechanism for infrastructural limitations. in peri-urban counties like luquan, where 5g coverage gaps reduced blockchain efficacy by 19%, government co-branding of services (e.g., equipment-sharing certifications) became the dominant trust anchor (β=0.81). this challenges akerlof’s information asymmetry theory by showing how confucian renqing networks transform administrative credibility into relational capital—a phenomenon unobserved in first-tier cities like shenzhen. 6.1. theoretical and practical implications theoretically, this research bridges three disconnected domains:  cultural institutionalism: by integrating guanxi 35 dynamics into trust calculus models, we extend north’s institutional economics to confucian digital economies.  technological adaptivity: blockchain’s role shifts from a universal transparency tool to a cultural adapter that records not only transactions but social credentials (e.g., cadre-verified ratings).  behavioral segmentation: latent profile analysis transcends demographic proxies, revealing valuebehavior typologies that demand heterogeneous governance. for 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[20] christian p ,dominik l ,michael e , et al.evaluating the applicability of hardware trust anchors for automotive applications [j].computers &amp; security,2023,135. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 91 design of an llm-driven personalized learning resource recommendation system -a comparative study zhiyuan ma, jie wu school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114051, china abstract: recently, the demand for personalized learning resources has increased substantially. traditional recommendation algorithms, such as collaborative filtering (cf), often struggle with cold-start scenarios and data sparsity, limiting their applicability in new platforms. in order to address these challenges, this study proposes a personalized learning recommendation system based on large language models (llms), which use their advanced understanding capabilities to analyze user intent and generate recommendations. the system architecture employs the spring boot and vue frameworks for efficient frontend-backend development, while the langchain framework on llm interactions. the integration of fine-tuned prompts with user-generated tags and historical learning data enables the platform to dynamically generate recommendations through apis of llms, such as chatgpt and deepseek. this approach effectively addresses the issue of suboptimal recommendation accuracy caused by data sparsity within the platform. however, limitations such as hallucination phenomena and api cost scalability necessitate further optimization. it is evident that the platform will require continuous optimisation in the future. keywords: recommendation system; large language model; langchain framework. 1. introduction the continuous growth of the online education industry has precipitated a surge in demand for high-quality educational resources among university students. in this context, the concept of personalized learning has emerged as a pivotal research domain in educational technology, attracting considerable attention from both academic and industrial communities. it is evident that online education websites such as mooc and coursera have recently begun to place a greater emphasis on personalized learning. however, in the face of massive learning resources, plenty of students are difficult to quickly find suitable materials for themselves. therefore, it's necessary and feasible to build an online study platform which integrates various high-quality resources and is easy to access and utilize. although the research of personalized learning is deepening, many learning platforms still face the problem of insufficient accuracy and adaptability of recommendation systems in practical applications. this study posits that a systematically optimized recommendation system should be incorporated as an essential component of contemporary learning platforms. motivated by this proposition, the investigation explores the technical feasibility of constructing a personalized learning recommendation platform with large language models (llms). building on this foundation, this study aims to develop a personalized learning recommendation platform based on the spring boot and vue frameworks, with a dual focus on enhancing recommendation accuracy and user experience through analysis of llm-based recommendation algorithms and conventional collaborative filtering approaches. in terms of methodological approach, this learning platform employs a transformer-based large language model architecture to construct a dynamically recommendation system. experimental demonstrate that the llm-based recommendation algorithm significantly outperforms traditional recommendation algorithms in certain domains, such as cold-start scenarios. 2. system design 2.1. system requirement analysis this paper focuses on college students as the research subjects, constructs a knowledge database based on relevant knowledge points of computer science students, and designs and implements a personalized learning recommendation platform based on large models. from the perspective of college students, the majority are confronted with a lack of clarity in selecting suitable courses for themselves. to solve this problem, this recommendation system needs to determine user profiles with their feedback and push learning resources they would be interested in. furthermore, when confronted with voluminous learning resources, the system necessitates structured annotation and hierarchical categorization. during the initial system deployment phase, manual annotation can be employed to establish primary classification schemata. upon reaching critical data thresholds, these structured knowledge units should be organized into table formats for processing through large language models. therefore, the system architecture should be divided into student users and administrator users. for learner-end implementation, user interfaces should be provisioned with some crud (create, read, update, delete) operations for course management, complemented by other learning features including course evaluation, bookmarking, and commenting functionalities. administrators are able to operate the majority of objects in the system, including those pertaining to student management, course information management, course comment management, administrator user management, course order management, and personalised learning analysis. 92 to better achieve the aforementioned operations, the system architecture implements a b/s(browser-server) architecture. and the backend infrastructure uses spring boot framework with maven-based dependency management for modular component integration and version control. frontend implementation combines fundamental web technologies (html5, css3, ecmascript 2020) with vue3 and elementui component library for rapid interface prototyping. the persistence layer employs mysql relational database configured with navicat premium's visual administration toolkit (premiumsoft, 2022) for schema optimization. the development environment is based on intellij idea, selected for its native support of spring boot application profiling, mysql connectivity via database navigator plugin, and tomcat server integration. lastly, in the recommendation system, python is used to access large llm and perform data handling operations. 2.2. functional requirement analysis the architecture of the system is fundamentally divided into two primary modules: the front-end student user module and the back-end administrator module, as illustrated in figure 1 below. figure 1. the primary functional modules of the system 2.2.1. frontend student user module user login and registration allows users to register using their mobile phone number or email address. to prevent a batch of registrations by bots, a captcha is added, and account passwords are stored using base64 encoding. the personal course management function is divided into several functions: search, purchase, study, and course drop. the course purchase module offers comprehensive course details, including the introduction, duration, and syllabus, to guide users' purchasing decisions. the course search function supports both fuzzy and exact searches, enabling users to find desired courses via keywords. the course study module includes watching courses, writing reviews, and adding courses to favorites. when a user requests to drop a course, the system properly handles the order, clearly informing the user of refund rules and timelines. 2.2.2. personalized recommendation system the system analyzes user's historical learning data and the tags selected by the user during registration, and combines it with a big model to generate a personalized learning resource recommendation list. users can feedback their needs to the big model through the chat module, llm receives the user information and generates a list of recommended learning resources to the system, which receives the list for visualization and sends it to the user. 2.2.3. backend administrator module the administrator mandates critical system operations through privileged account permissions, including user management, course information management and course order management. 3. design of the recommendation module 3.1. an analysis of the system's related technologies 3.1.1. construction with langchain framework langchain, a framework for developing applications powered by large language model (llm)[1], is favored by lots of developers for its rich functionality, highly modular design, and extensive community support. it offers a suite of components, interfaces, and tools that allow for the rapid 93 development of llm based applications. therefore, langchain was chosen as the framework for building this recommendation system. leveraging its components, we can quickly integrate the designed prompts with other relevant recommendation system information to enable llm generated recommendations. 3.1.2. processing user data with embedding in natural language processing (nlp), “embedding” is commonly used to transform textual data into vector form, which can approximately reflect the semantics of the text. consequently, this system selected text2vec [1], an open source project, to perform text similarity calculations. through its built in models, such as word2vec and bert, it can efficiently evaluate the semantics and similarity of texts. 3.1.3. leveraging existing large llms for processing with the continuous iteration of llm in the past few years, the mature llms on the market, such as chatgpt-4o, deepseek-r1, claude3.5-sonnet, are fully capable of text processing for some professional applications. therefore, this system accesses chatgpt.4o-mini and deploys the api of deepseek-r1-671b to realize efficient and accurate text processing. 3.2. how to integrate large language models 3.2.1. prompt tuning in recommendation systems and llm applications, "fine tuning" and "prompt tuning" is essential to enhance the llm's task performing ability.[2] since the platform is implemented by connecting to existing llms through an api for recommendations, "prompt tuning" is used to fine-tune the llm. in this platform, here's a general process: firstly, manually collecting or creating several task examples related to the recommended content. testers optionally include recommendation logic or results. and send these examples to the llm for guidance. after the llm samples its dataset and outputs results, observe the outputs for the next prompt adjustment. secondly, the system designs an appropriate prompt and inputs user information and context as auxiliary information to clarify the specific task of the prompt and the specific recommendation target. for example, on a learning platform, the recommendation target should focus on courses or learning resources. after clarifying the task, the system defines it as a sequence to sequence (seq2seq) problem and start writing the prompt. when writing the prompt, the system use different delimiters to distinguish user information, instruction information, and context information, and add sample examples to show the correct output format to the llm. when writing the prompt, different separators are used to differentiate the user information, instruction information and context information, and sample examples are added to show the correct output format to the llm. lastly, the llm returns the output results to the system in a standardized format such as json, allowing the system to deliver the results to the user in a specific format. 3.2.2. recommendation system implementation in the implementation, users can provide tags, typically selected from a sufficient number provided by the system, to indicate their desired learning content. the system processes these tags for prompt generation and sends them to the llm. the llm then generates a user profile based on the prompt, and outputs learning resources from the existing dataset that may interest the current user, fulfilling their needs. figure 2. flowchart of the recommendation system 4. comparation with traditional recommendation algorithms compared to traditional recommendation algorithms, recommendation algorithms based on llms have unique advantages and limitations. traditional recommendation algorithms, such as itembased collaborative filtering (itemcf) and matrix factorization (mf), generate recommendations by analyzing user behavior and item feature data based on a certain amount of data. these algorithms perform well when dealing with large amounts of data with clear user or item features, producing satisfactory recommendations. however, their accuracy suffers from significant degradation in data-scarce scenarios, particularly during cold-start situations. in contrast, llms pretrained on massive corpora exhibit superior coldstart capabilities through their inherent comprehension of cross-domain knowledge and contextual semantic relationships. for instance, in this learning platform implementations, llm-enhanced recommendation systems can leverage minimal user-provided tags collected during initial onboarding processes to suggest personalized learning resources. this capability substantially mitigates data sparsity challenges faced by emerging platforms. in addition, large language models, which require no local computational resources, can be deployed on virtually any platform, ensuring a broad deployment scope. developers need not consider local computational resources for training and deploying recommendation models, which reduces the usage threshold of recommendation platforms. moreover, llms can analyze user needs through the specific language they input. users can describe their needs in natural language, which large models parse to more accurately grasp user intent. this enables the provision of more personalized recommendation results, enhancing the user experience. however, llms are still affected by the "hallucination phenomenon". this significant drawback directly causes llms to sometimes generate incorrect recommendations, providing users with misleading information.[2] for example, llms may generate learning resources that do not exist in the database or recommend resources that appear relevant to user needs but actually do not meet their requirements. in contrast, existing mature llms require api invocation, which incurs cost overheads, especially when user interaction volume is large, making the invocation cost substantial. this is a significant concern for small and medium-sized platforms. in contrast, traditional recommendation algorithms such as item-cf and mf, while requiring substantial computational 94 resources and extensive training datasets during the model initialization phase, exhibit negligible marginal costs in subsequent recommendation operations. this characteristic emerges particularly during the inference stage, where these memory-based methods primarily rely on precomputed embeddings or similarity matrices rather than requiring realtime neural network computations. another aspect to consider is the uncontrollability of the outputs from large models. when aligning llms with recommendation objectives through parameter-efficient finetuning, practitioners must accept a partial compromise of their general-purpose capabilities. 5. conclusion the personalized recommendation system integrated into this learning platform leverages llms to achieve accurate alignment of educational resources. experiment evaluations have demonstrated that llms exhibit notable accuracy and reliability in generating recommendations, proving competent for resource recommendation tasks in most operational scenarios. however, while current llm-based recommendation systems demonstrate superior semantic comprehension and cold-start capabilities, they still confront critical technical challenges requiring resolution. the most significant issue is the inherent hallucination problem in llms, which directly impacts the accuracy and the reliability of recommendations. conventional strategies typically implement multi-constraint injection through prompt-tuning, but this approach notably increases request token consumption, leading to huge api cost escalation. future iterations of this platform will systematic optimizations on these technical limitations. acknowledgments this work it was supported by national college students' innovation and entrepreneurship training program project. references [1] zhang xiyun, tan kun, ouyang taohui, et al. design and implementation of a personalized exercise recommendation system based on large language models[j]. digital technology and application,42(07), 32-34. 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[3] wu guodong, qin hui, hu quanxing, et al. research on large language model and its personalized recommendation[j].caai transactions on intelligent systems,2024,19(06):1351-1365. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 98 research on smart campus system architecture design and data security protection strategy qijun ni *, yinghao zeng hangzhou hanghui digital technology co., ltd., hangzhou zhejiang, 310000, china * corresponding author: qijun ni (email: 18969924808@163.com) abstract: digital transformation has become a key aspect of the education sector's evolution, coinciding with the rapid advancements in information technology. the construction of smart campuses has become a key aspect of modern educational informatization, playing a significant role in enhancing education quality and advancing educational modernization. this paper focuses on the cutting-edge theme of the system architecture design of smart campuses and data security protection strategies. it conducts an in-depth and systematic analysis of the overall hierarchical architecture of the smart campus system. in response to the numerous complex challenges and potential risks currently faced by data security, a series of data security protection solutions that integrate advanced technologies and scientific management concepts are innovatively proposed. the aim is to build a solid data security defense line for the stable operation and sustainable development of smart campuses. keywords: smart campus; system architecture; data security. 1. introduction in recent years, with the rapid advancement of cutting-edge information technologies such as the internet of things (iot) and artificial intelligence (ai), the education sector has entered a new era of digital transformation. in 2019, the central committee of the communist party of china and the state council issued china education modernization 2035, which called for accelerating educational reforms in the digital age, building smart campuses, and integrating intelligent teaching, management, and service platforms [1]. consequently, the concept of the smart campus has emerged as a key carrier of educational informatization. however, the rapid development of smart campuses is accompanied by numerous challenges. as system complexity increases and data volume expands, designing an efficient system architecture and ensuring data security have become critical issues in smart campus construction. a well-structured, flexible, and efficient system architecture is the foundation for the stable operation of a smart campus [2]. deficiencies in architectural design may lead to slow system response times and poor coordination among functional modules, severely disrupting campus operations. additionally, smart campuses store vast amounts of sensitive data, including personal information of faculty and students, educational resources, and scientific research results. any data breach or tampering could compromise individual privacy and potentially damage the institution's reputation and development. therefore, conducting in-depth research on smart campus system architecture design and data security protection strategies is of great practical significance, aiming to promote the sustainable and healthy development of smart campuses. 2. smart campus system architecture design the smart campus system architecture is typically designed in a hierarchical structure, encompassing the perception layer, network layer, platform layer, and application layer [3], as shown in figure 1. these layers collaborate to form an intelligent campus ecosystem. figure 1. smart campus system architecture 2.1. perception layer the perception layer serves as the foundational layer of the smart campus system architecture, functioning as the "nerve endings" of the campus. it encompasses various sensors, cameras, smart terminals, and other devices. its primary role is to collect multi-source data in real time, including campus environment conditions, personnel activities, and device operations [4]. by converting information from the physical world into digital signals that can be processed by computers, the perception layer provides essential support for subsequent data processing and application development. 2.2. network layer the network layer serves as the data transmission layer of the smart campus, functioning like a "nervous system." it is responsible for securely and efficiently transmitting the vast amount of data collected by the perception layer to the platform layer while also relaying processed instructions and data from the platform layer to the perception and application layers [5]. this layer must ensure stable and reliable data 99 transmission, accommodating the diverse requirements of different data types, such as real-time video streams, sensor data, and user interaction data. 2.3. platform layer the platform layer acts as the "brain" of the smart campus system. leveraging distributed computing and storage technologies, it performs data cleansing, storage, and analysis, serving as the core support for intelligent decision-making and efficient campus management. the database built on big data technology possesses robust data integration capabilities, enabling the centralized aggregation of heterogeneous data from multiple departments, including academic affairs, student management, finance, and logistics systems. through preprocessing steps such as data cleansing and transformation, the platform layer ensures data accuracy and consistency [6]. 2.4. application layer the application layer is the direct user interface for faculty, students, and administrators, positioned at the top of the system architecture. encompassing a wide range of applications in teaching, management, and daily life, it is designed to provide user-centric, convenient, efficient, and personalized services, enabling the intelligent and digital transformation of campus operations [7]. in the teaching domain, smart teaching systems integrate various functional modules such as online course platforms and intelligent tutoring systems. in terms of management, the system includes academic affairs management, student administration, and research management. for campus services, continuously upgraded systems such as campus card services and dormitory management enhance daily operations. 3. challenges in smart campus data security table 1. challenges in smart campus data security challenges domain specific challenge main issues technical network security threats susceptibility to hacker attacks, database intrusions, and sensitive data breaches. technical data encryption and management large data volumes increase encryption complexity; inconsistent data standards across departments hinder data classification and grading; maintaining encryption consistency and effectiveness during data transmission is challenging. management internal personnel misconduct unauthorized access, misuse, or leakage of data. management weak security awareness use of simple passwords by faculty and students, clicking suspicious links, and downloading unknown files. challenges domain specific challenge main issues management staff turnover improper data handover and access control during personnel transitions. data security is a critical component of the overall smart campus architecture. however, smart campus data security still faces numerous complex and severe challenges (table 1), posing risks to the privacy and legal rights of faculty and students while potentially impacting the normal operation of schools, teaching order, and educational equity. 3.1. data leakage risks as the informatization level of smart campuses increases, their network systems have become prime targets for cyberattacks. hackers may exploit system vulnerabilities to infiltrate smart campus servers and databases, stealing sensitive data [8]. additionally, data leakage risks may arise due to internal personnel negligence. a lack of security awareness may lead individuals to connect mobile devices to unsecured public networks, increasing the risk of malware infiltration and the subsequent exposure of sensitive campus data. 3.2. data tampering threats certain critical business data in smart campuses, such as student grades, teaching plans, and financial records, are essential for the institution's normal operation and educational order. malicious attackers may alter these data for various purposes, such as modifying student grades for personal gain or disrupting academic schedules by tampering with course arrangements [9]. such actions could severely undermine the fairness and integrity of the education system. 3.3. data misuse issues smart campuses accumulate vast amounts of personal data from students and faculty, including interests, consumption habits, and learning preferences. some malicious actors may collude with internal personnel or use illicit means to obtain this data for commercial marketing purposes, severely violating students' privacy rights. 4. smart campus data security protection strategies 4.1. technical measures 4.1.1. strengthening data encryption technologies in the smart campus data security protection system, transmission encryption is crucial for ensuring data confidentiality during network transmission and effectively mitigating the risk of tampering. currently, ssl/tls protocols are widely used [10]. after encryption, attackers cannot obtain the decryption key, making it difficult to decipher encrypted data, thereby ensuring secure data transmission and strengthening the security of smart campus network interactions. for remote access to the smart campus system by internal personnel, virtual private network (vpn) technology is employed [11]. vpn establishes a secure private tunnel over public networks, encrypting and encapsulating transmitted data to achieve a secure remote connection with the campus network. additionally, stored data can be encrypted using the advanced encryption standard (aes) algorithm [12]. 4.1.2. optimizing access control mechanisms authentication serves as the first line of defense, and its accuracy and reliability directly affect the security of the entire system. traditional username-password authentication methods are insufficient in complex network environments, making them vulnerable to password cracking and identity fraud. as a result, multi-factor authentication has become an inevitable trend [11]. this approach combines sms verification codes, dynamic passwords, and biometric 100 authentication (such as fingerprint and facial recognition) with conventional username-password authentication. biometric authentication, based on an individual’s unique physiological characteristics, is nearly impossible to forge, enhancing both the security and convenience of identity verification [12]. 4.1.3. upgrading network security protection systems firewalls serve as the first layer of defense in smart campus network security, playing a vital role in blocking unauthorized external access and ensuring the security of campus network boundaries. deploying high-performance firewalls at the campus network perimeter is essential [13]. these firewalls enforce carefully designed security policies to filter and monitor incoming and outgoing traffic. they inspect key information in data packets to prevent unauthorized external access while monitoring outbound traffic to prevent unauthorized data leaks. this also helps prevent infected internal hosts from communicating with external commandand-control servers, maintaining the integrity and reputation of the campus network. 4.2. managerial measures 4.2.1. establishing security management policies a comprehensive security management policy should cover the entire lifecycle of data collection, storage, usage, and disposal. clearly defined data classification and grading rules must be established, specifying access permissions and data-sharing boundaries. for instance, highly sensitive data such as student personal information, academic records, and medical files should only be accessible to authorized personnel. additionally, data-sharing agreements should be included to prevent third-party institutions from misusing shared data. 4.2.2. implementing data backup and recovery strategies data backup is a critical measure for preventing data loss or system failures [14]. core sensitive data, such as student academic records, faculty personnel files, and academic administration data, should be backed up daily using specialized backup software and stored in dedicated storage devices. to ensure backup reliability, a cyclic backup strategy can be adopted, maintaining multiple backup versions from different time points. this allows for rapid restoration to the most recent valid state in the event of data corruption or loss, minimizing disruptions and potential damage. 5. conclusion and future outlook this study systematically examines the design of smart campus system architecture and data security protection strategies. the system architecture is built using a layered design, forming a comprehensive smart campus framework. in terms of data security, targeted technical and managerial measures are proposed to address potential risks, ensuring system stability and data integrity. looking ahead, smart campuses will integrate deeply with emerging technologies, presenting vast development opportunities. future research will focus on multi-technology integration and innovative applications, strengthening data security and privacy protection, and enhancing user experience. continuous exploration of new possibilities in education informatization and intelligent systems will contribute to cultivating innovative talents and driving highquality educational development. references [1] cpc central committee and state council issue china education modernisation 2035 [n]. people's daily,2019-0224(001). 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[14] zhang l. optimization measures of college education managementin the big data era [j]. the theory and practice of innovation and entrepreneurship, 2023, 6(08):59-61. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 1 research on the effect of data analysis‐based integrated activities for people with and without disabilities on enhancing inclusive literacy among adolescents xinyang du * the experimental high school attached to beijing normal university, beijing, china * corresponding author email: sally_duuuy@qq.com abstract: this study focuses on the enhancing effect of integrated activities for people with and without disabilities (hereinafter referred to as "integrated activities") on inclusive literacy among adolescents. against the backdrop of increasing emphasis on the comprehensive development and inclusive concept of young people in society, the aim is to explore the impact of such activities on the literacy of young people. the study adopts an algorithm combining analytic hierarchy process (ahp) and multiple linear regression model to determine the weights of influencing factors by constructing a hierarchical structure model, constructing a judgment matrix, and establishing a regression model to analyze the relationship between independent and dependent variables. simultaneously design three types of integrated activities: salon sharing, accompanying peers, and online publishing. select specific regions' school youth as the subjects, divide them into experimental and control groups for experiments, and collect data related to inclusive literacy before and after the activities through questionnaires. the results showed that the experimental group significantly improved their scores in cognitive, attitude, and behavioral dimensions after the activity, with an average score of 55.0 ± 4.8 in the cognitive dimension 6 months after the activity, compared to 41.2 ± 3.8 in the control group; the coefficient of determination r2 of the model is 0.85, and the independent variables of each activity have a significant impact. this indicates that integrated activities have a significant effect on improving the inclusive literacy of adolescents, providing important references for the cultivation of adolescent literacy and the development of related activities. keywords: integrated activities; adolescents; inclusive literacy; data analysis; volunteer service platform. 1. introduction in today's era of pursuing social fairness and harmonious development, the cultivation of inclusive literacy of adolescents is increasingly prominent [1]. inclusive literacy is not only related to the all-round development of adolescents, but also the key cornerstone of building a pluralistic, equal and inclusive society [2]. as an important part of social diversity, promoting adolescents' understanding and acceptance is an important way to improve adolescents' inclusive literacy, and integrated activities has become an effective way to achieve this goal [3]. at present, many scholars focus on the inclusive literacy of adolescents. part of the research focuses on how to cultivate adolescents' tolerance consciousness through the innovation of curriculum and teaching methods in school education; another study focuses on the influence of family environment and social and cultural factors on the formation of adolescents' inclusive concept [4-6]. however, the in-depth study on the promotion effect of integrated activities on adolescents' inclusive literacy is still insufficient, especially the systematic research based on data analysis is scarce. adolescents are in a critical period of forming their values. by participating in integrated activities, they have the opportunity to get in close contact with disabled groups, thus breaking their inherent cognition and enhancing their understanding and respect for different individuals [7]. futhermore, integrated activities can provide real situations for adolescents, encourage them to cultivate empathy and sense of responsibility in interactive communication, and effectively enhance their inclusive literacy [8]. based on data analysis, this study explores the promotion effect of integrated activities on adolescent inclusive literacy. by designing and carrying out diversified integrated activities and using scientific data analysis methods to evaluate the effect of activities, the purpose is to clearly reveal the influence of such activities on adolescents' cognition, attitude and behavior. in addition, according to the research results, this study will also put forward suggestions on building a platform for youth voluntary service, hoping to provide reference for promoting the promotion of inclusive literacy of young people and the development of the cause of disability and health integration. 2. cultivation of adolescents' inclusive literacy and analysis of integrated activities at present, the cultivation of young people's inclusive literacy mainly depends on the cooperation of schools, families and society. in the school education system, the concept of tolerance is transmitted to adolescents through moral education courses and campus culture construction, but theoretical teaching is mostly and practical experience is less [9]. in family education, parents' ideas and educational methods have a far-reaching impact on children's inclusive literacy. however, some parents have limited understanding of inclusive ideas and it is difficult to give their children comprehensive guidance [10]. at the social level, all kinds of public welfare activities or publicity can enhance adolescents' cognition of special groups to a certain extent, but they lack 2 systematicness and continuity. integrated activities have obvious advantages in cultivating inclusive literacy of adolescents [11]. this kind of activity builds a platform for direct communication and interaction between adolescents and disabled groups, so that adolescents can really understand the life and needs of disabled groups and break the cognitive barrier. for example, participating in sports competitions and cultural performances together can enhance their emotional connection and cultivate adolescents' empathy and sense of responsibility. however, integrated activities are also facing difficulties. it is difficult to organize activities, so it is necessary to coordinate various resources, including venues, personnel, materials, etc., and fully consider the special needs of disabled groups to ensure the safety and suitability of activities [12]. futhermore, there is a lack of long-term mechanism for activities, and it is often difficult to continue to advance steadily due to problems such as lack of funds and shortage of professional instructors. constructing a theoretical model based on data analysis can integrate all resources, provide scientific basis for the planning, implementation and effect assessment of integrated activities, and thus improve the inclusive literacy of adolescents more accurately. 3. integrated activities design in order to effectively improve the inclusive literacy of young people, three types of integrated activities are designed, namely salon sharing, accompanying peers and online publishing. the following is a detailed introduction to these three types of activities through table 1: table 1. design details of integrated activities activity type activity content activity purpose participants time arrangement salon sharing invite persons with disabilities to share their experiences, challenges, and achievements. help youth gain a deeper understanding of the lives of people with disabilities. representatives with disabilities, youth once a month, 2-3 hours each companion activities organize outdoor activities or learning sessions for youth and persons with disabilities to participate in together. promote interaction between youth and people with disabilities, develop empathy and teamwork skills. youth, persons with disabilities, and volunteers once every two months, 3-5 hours each online sharing create an online platform for youth to share their reflections and creative works from engaging with the disability community. expand the reach of the activities, raise awareness among more youth. youth ongoing, with regular selection and display of outstanding works in the salon sharing activities, the sharing of real stories of disabled people can arouse emotional resonance among adolescents. for example, a blind person tells the story of learning braille and trying to live independently, which can make adolescents realize its tenacity and difficulty. accompany peers and enhance mutual trust by completing tasks together. online publishing activities use the advantages of network communication to stimulate the enthusiasm and creativity of young people. these three kinds of activities complement each other, form a complete system, and help young people improve their inclusive literacy from different angles. 4. algorithm model and experimental verification 4.1. algorithm model in order to comprehensively and deeply explore the promotion effect of integrated activities on adolescents' inclusive literacy, this study innovatively uses the algorithm combining ahp and multiple linear regression model to systematically analyze the data. this algorithm system can analyze the internal relationship between activities and literacy improvement from multiple dimensions, and provide more accurate and comprehensive theoretical support for research. in this study, an assessment framework of integrated activities based on data analysis is constructed, as shown in figure 1. when studying the influencing factors of the promotion effect of adolescent inclusive literacy, it is carefully divided into three levels. the target layer is clearly defined as "the promotion of adolescents' inclusive literacy", which is the core direction of the whole study. the criterion layer covers key aspects such as cognition, attitude and behavior, which comprehensively reflect the components of adolescent inclusive literacy. the scheme layer specifically includes "salon sharing", "accompanying peers" and "online publishing activities", which are exactly the types of integrated activities designed in this study, and they are the specific implementation ways that affect the promotion of adolescents' inclusive literacy. by carefully organizing experts' scoring, this article compares the importance of each element at the same level with respect to a criterion at the previous level, and then constructs a judgment matrix: a=(aij)n×n (1) aij here represents the proportional scale of the relative importance of element i and element j, and strictly satisfies the series characteristics of aij>0,aji=1/aij,aii=1. this rigorous construction ensures that the judgment matrix can accurately reflect the relatively important relationship between elements. the next key step is to calculate the maximum feature root λmax of the judgment matrix a and its corresponding feature vector w. in order to get the accurate weight vector of each factor in the whole system, it is necessary to normalize the feature vector w. among them, the formula for calculating the maximum characteristic root is: in order to get the accurate weight vector of each factor in the whole system, it is necessary to normalize the feature vector w . among them, the formula for calculating the 3 maximum characteristic root is: λmax= 1 n ∑ (aw)i wi n i=1 (2) figure 1. framework for effect assessment of practical activities (aw)i represents the i element of vector aw . this calculation process provides a key basis for determining the weight of each factor. in order to ensure the rationality and reliability of the judgment matrix, consistency test is essential. firstly, the consistency index is calculated: ci= λmax-n n-1 (3) then search the corresponding average random consistency index ri according to the matrix order n number, and then calculate the consistency ratio: cr= ci ri (4) when cr<0.1 , it shows that the judgment matrix has satisfactory consistency and can provide a reliable basis for subsequent analysis. on the other hand, if cr≥0.1 , the judgment matrix needs to be adjusted appropriately to ensure the accuracy of the analysis results. (2) multiple linear regression model in the study, let the improvement degree of adolescents' inclusive literacy be y , the participation in salon sharing activities be x1 , the participation in accompanying peers' activities be x2 and the participation in online publishing activities be x3 , and then construct a multiple linear regression model: y=β0+β1x1+β2x2+β3x3+ϵ (5) among them, β0 is the constant term, β1, β2, β3 are the regression coefficients of the corresponding independent variables. they reflect the influence of different activities on the improvement of adolescents' inclusive literacy. ϵ is a random error term, which is used to cover other random factors that are not explained in the model. in order to estimate the regression coefficient accurately, the least square method is used in this study. its core goal is to minimize the sum of squares of residuals q: q=∑ (n i=1 yi-yi) 2 (6) here yi represents the actual observed value, while yi is the predicted value: yi=β0+β1xi1+β2xi2+β3xi3 (7) through this method, it is possible to find the regression coefficients that best fit the data. the estimation formula for regression coefficients is: β=(xtx)-1xty (8) among them, x is the independent variable matrix, which integrates the observation data of all independent variables, and y is the dependent variable vector, which includes the actual observation values of the degree of improvement of inclusive literacy among adolescents. with the help of this method, each regression coefficient can be accurately estimated, and the specific influence of different integrated activities on the promotion of adolescent inclusive literacy can be analyzed. 4.2. experimental verification table 2. comparison of cognitive dimension scores between experimental and control groups before and after activities stage experimental group score (mean ± sd) control group score (mean ± sd) pre-activity 35.2 ± 3.1 34.8 ± 2.9 1 month postactivity 42.5 ± 3.5 36.1 ± 3.0 2 months postactivity 45.6 ± 3.8 37.2 ± 3.2 3 months postactivity 48.1 ± 4.0 38.5 ± 3.3 4 months postactivity 50.2 ± 4.2 39.1 ± 3.5 5 months postactivity 52.8 ± 4.5 40.0 ± 3.6 6 months postactivity 55.0 ± 4.8 41.2 ± 3.8 in this experiment, adolescents from five schools were selected as the research objects and randomly divided into experimental group and control group, with 100 people in each group. the experimental group participated in the three kinds of integrated activities designed, while the control group did not participate in the activities. before and after the activity, two groups of adolescents were investigated by questionnaire to collect relevant data about inclusive literacy, including cognition, attitude and behavior. by sorting out the 4 data of the questionnaire, the following three tables, table 2, table 3 and table 4, are drawn to show the changes of various dimensions of adolescent inclusive literacy. from table 2, it can be seen that the cognitive scores of the experimental group and the control group before the activity were similar, indicating that the cognitive level of the disabled group was comparable between the two groups of adolescents in the initial state. after the activity, the scores of the experimental group significantly improved month by month, reaching 42.5 ± 3.5 after one month and 55.0 ± 4.8 after six months, indicating that integrated activities effectively enhanced the cognitive abilities of the experimental group's adolescents towards the disabled population. in contrast, although the control group also showed an increase, the magnitude was much smaller than that of the experimental group, only 41.2 ± 3.8 after 6 months. this indicates that the control group who did not participate in the activity showed a significant lag in cognitive improvement, highlighting the positive role of practical activities in promoting cognitive development in adolescents. table 3. comparison of attitude dimension scores between experimental and control groups before and after activities stage experimental group score (mean ± sd) control group score (mean ± sd) pre-activity 32.5 ± 2.8 32.2 ± 2.7 1 month postactivity 38.0 ± 3.2 33.5 ± 2.9 2 months postactivity 41.5 ± 3.5 34.8 ± 3.0 3 months postactivity 44.0 ± 3.7 35.5 ± 3.1 4 months postactivity 46.8 ± 4.0 36.2 ± 3.2 5 months postactivity 49.5 ± 4.2 37.0 ± 3.3 6 months postactivity 52.0 ± 4.5 38.1 ± 3.5 observing the data in table 3, there was not much difference in attitude dimension scores between the experimental group and the control group before the activity. as the activity progressed, the attitude score of the experimental group steadily increased, reaching 38.0 ± 3.2 one month after the activity and 52.0 ± 4.5 six months later, reflecting that the activity promoted a more positive attitude towards disabled groups among the experimental group of adolescents. although the attitude score of the control group increased, the speed was slow, reaching 38.1 ± 3.5 after 6 months. this indicates that integrated activities have shown significant effectiveness in improving attitudes towards disabled groups among adolescents, effectively guiding them to form more inclusive attitudes. table 4. comparison of behavioral dimension scores between experimental and control groups before and after activities stage experimental group score (min, q1, median, q3, max) control group score (min, q1, median, q3, max) pre-activity 28, 32, 34, 36, 39 27, 31, 33, 35, 38 1 month postactivity 35, 38, 40, 42, 45 29, 33, 35, 37, 40 2 months postactivity 38, 41, 43, 45, 48 30, 34, 36, 38, 41 3 months postactivity 40, 43, 45, 47, 50 31, 35, 37, 39, 42 4 months postactivity 42, 45, 47, 49, 52 32, 36, 38, 40, 43 5 months postactivity 45, 48, 50, 52, 55 33, 37, 39, 41, 44 6 months postactivity 48, 51, 53, 55, 58 34, 38, 40, 42, 45 table 4 shows the scores of behavioral dimensions, and the distribution of behavioral performance between the experimental group and the control group before the activity is similar. after the activity, the experimental group showed significant improvements in the minimum, median, and maximum values in the behavioral dimension. for example, after 6 months of activity, the minimum value increased to 48 and the maximum value reached 58, indicating that the adolescents in the experimental group were more proactive in interacting with disabled groups. although there were some changes in the control group, the magnitude was relatively small, with a minimum value of 34 and a maximum value of 45 after 6 months. from this, it can be seen that integrated activities effectively promote the acceptance and assistance of disabled groups in the experimental group of adolescents, and have a positive impact on adolescent behavior change. to evaluate the performance of the model, the prediction results of the regression model were analyzed, and the results are shown in tables 5 and 6. table 5. model performance assessment assessment metric value coefficient of determination r² 0.85 t-value of β₁ 3.56 (significant) t-value of β₂ 4.21 (significant) t-value of β₃ 3.89 (significant) table 6. model performance assessment (error metrics) assessment metric training set test set crossvalidation folds linear kernel gaussian kernel regularization 0.1 regularization 1 sample size 100 sample size 500 mse 0.045 0.055 5 0.048 0.052 0.042 0.058 0.040 0.050 rmse 0.21 0.23 5 0.215 0.225 0.205 0.235 0.20 0.22 mae 0.17 0.19 5 0.175 0.185 0.165 0.195 0.16 0.18 table 5 presents key model performance indicators. the coefficient of determination r2 is 0.85, indicating that the model fits the data well and can explain most of the variation in the dependent variable. the t-values of β 1, β 2, and β 3 were 3.56, 4.21, and 3.89, respectively, and all were significant, indicating that the three independent variables of salon sharing, accompanying peers, and online publishing activities have a significant impact on the improvement of adolescent inclusive literacy. the model has good explanatory power. table 6 assessment of model performance based on focus error indicators. mse, rmse, and mae show little difference in values between the training and testing sets, indicating good model stability. under different kernel 5 functions, regularization parameters, and sample sizes, although these error indicators fluctuate, the overall change amplitude is small, indicating that the model has certain adaptability to different conditions and the results are relatively reliable. 5. conclusion this study explores the improvement effect of integrated activities on the inclusive literacy of adolescents through the comprehensive use of ahp and multiple linear regression models. the results indicate that integrated activities have a positive and significant effect on enhancing the inclusive literacy of adolescents. in terms of cognition, the scores of the experimental group and the control group before the activity were similar, at 35.2 ± 3.1 and 34.8 ± 2.9, respectively. however, after 6 months of activity, the scores of the experimental group increased to 55.0 ± 4.8, while the control group was only 41.2 ± 3.8. this indicates that the activity greatly enhances young people's understanding of the disabled community. in terms of attitude dimension, the activity prompted the experimental group of adolescents to have a more positive attitude towards the disabled population, with a score of 52.0 ± 4.5 6 months after the activity, which was relatively small compared to the control group. the same applies to the behavioral dimension, where the experimental group becomes more proactive and positive in interacting with disabled individuals. in addition, the performance assessment results of the model also provide strong support for the research. the coefficient of determination r2 reaches 0.85, indicating that the model has a good fit to the data and can effectively explain the relationships between variables. futhermore, the t-values of the 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[12] shen renhong, huang gemi. curriculum development in higher vocational education for persons with disabilities based on comprehensive professional competence[j]. chinese journal of special education, 2023, (03): 3-10. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 11 research on "robot+" campus intelligent logistics simulation based on pqfactory platform conghao ruan, wei su school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin, 132000, china abstract: with the intelligent transformation of campus logistics, the pqfactory platform, as an integrated and intelligent virtual simulation system, has shown great potential in improving research and development efficiency and product quality. this article is based on the pqfactory platform and conducts simulation research on intelligent delivery of campus express. firstly, the scene layout and process flow of the campus express station are designed based on the pqfactory platform. then, according to the workflow of the simulation workstation, process signals and robot variables are configured. at the same time, the robot running program is designed. finally, the simulation workstation is integrated and debugged with the plc program. the accuracy and reliability of intelligent campus express delivery have been verified through simulation, providing new exploration and reference for the application of "robot+" technology in the field of campus smart logistics. keywords: pqfactory platform; robot+; campus smart logistics; simulation study. 1. introduction in the context of the rapid development of modern information society, smart logistics, as an important product combining intelligence and modern logistics technology, is widely applied worldwide. especially on university campuses, with the continuous increase in the number of students, logistics needs have become increasingly complex and diverse. traditional manual operations are no longer able to meet the requirements of efficient, accurate, and low-cost logistics management. therefore, smart logistics based on intelligent equipment and information technology has gradually become an important means to solve these problems. as a typical representative of intelligent equipment, the "robot+" application has significant advantages in ensuring personal safety, improving the working environment, reducing labor intensity, and increasing labor productivity [1]. the pqfactory platform, as a comprehensive platform based on digital simulation technology, combines virtual simulation and the synergistic effect of actual hardware devices, and has been widely used in the fields of intelligent manufacturing and automation. the current research on campus smart logistics mainly includes data and services provided by fu liqin and others [2] based on the smart campus cloud platform, which have improved the intelligent express cabinet system and strengthened its intelligence level and personalized service functions. fang lun and others [3] explored a campus express smart service solution of "1 smart service center platform+ n sets of smart express cabinets", building an optimized model of smart service platform, interconnection, and express delivery process. huang hao and others [4] designed an intelligent unmanned vehicle for campus express delivery to address issues such as accumulation and long pickup times. zhang liguo and others [5] developed a robotic arm with machine vision, an unmanned campus express system that uses machine vision to identify parcels, automatically disinfection and sterilization, and gps navigation to deliver them to designated locations on campus. although the above research has optimized campus express delivery services to a certain extent, it cannot be widely promoted and applied. this study aims to conduct simulation research on "robot+" campus intelligent logistics through the pqfactory platform, explore how to optimize various aspects of campus logistics distribution through intelligent robot systems, propose specific improvement measures, and verify their feasibility and application prospects through simulation. through this research, it is expected to provide an efficient, intelligent, and sustainable solution for future campus logistics management, promoting the modernization and intelligent development of campus logistics. 2. overall architecture design of campus smart logistics system 2.1. scene layout design the overall framework design of the campus intelligent logistics system is the foundation for achieving efficient operation of the system. the overall process framework of campus smart logistics designed in this article is shown in figure 1. firstly, the delivery information is inputted or entered into the human-machine interface of the smart terminal. then, the robot will move to the designated location and compare the accuracy of the information through visual inspection to determine whether to drag the delivery or output incorrect information. a scenario layout based on pqfactory platform was designed according to the overall process framework of campus smart logistics, as shown in figure 2. it mainly includes robots equipped with 3d vision, automated stereoscopic warehouses, intelligent express delivery terminals, roller conveyor lines, agv carts, lifting cylinders, safety fences, and indicator lights. robots with vision have high flexibility and precision, which can ensure the accuracy and efficiency of handling tasks, while recognizing the accuracy of express information. automated threedimensional warehouses can improve the storage capacity and space utilization of express delivery, effectively saving costs; the intelligent delivery terminal ensures intelligent interaction between humans and machines, making it convenient for timely delivery and pickup of parcels; other institutions ensure the smoothness and security of express 12 delivery transmission [6-7]. start enter/input express delivery information express inbound/ outbound robot towing express delivery express delivery in/out of warehouse in place stop vision inspection error feedback administrator handling y n fig 1. overall process framework of campus smart logistics fig 2. campus smart logistics scene layout 2.2. process design after the overall framework and scene layout design of the campus intelligent logistics system were completed, the express delivery inbound and outbound process flow as shown in figure 3 was determined. when picking up the package, the intelligent service terminal inputs the pickup code or start enter pickup code robots arrive corresponding storage location vision inspection output error prompt drag the package to outbound port arriving at the pick-up port confirm stop n y start enter information and select the corresponding storage location express delivery arrived warehouse entrance robot drags express delivery to the corresponding warehouse location feedback on warehouse in place information stop (a)express pickup proces (b)express warehousing process fig 3. campus smart logistics process flow facial recognition to confirm the identity information. then, the robot arrives at the corresponding storage location, and the visual detection unit will further confirm whether the package is accurate through the barcode on the package box. if the information does not match, the system will pop up an error message and contact the administrator. if the information matches, the package will be dragged to the outbound port, and it will be transported through the lifting cylinder, agv car, and conveyor belt to the pickup port. finally, after confirmation by the recipient, photos will be taken for retention. after the package is taken out, the entire pickup process ends. when the package is received into the warehouse, the courier scans and enters the package information into the system, selects the corresponding storage location, and then places the package on the conveyor belt. it is transported by agv car and lifting cylinder to the storage 13 port. the robot will then drag the package to the corresponding storage location. after the sensor sends out the package's arrival information, the robot returns to its initial position, and the entire storage process ends. 3. design of campus smart logistics simulation workstation system 3.1. workflow of simulation workstation pqfactory software tia portal software scene layout design signal configuration robot program design hardware configuration plc program design configuration program design address matching integrated debugging fig 4. workflow diagram of simulation workstation the campus intelligent logistics system mainly consists of pqfactory software and plc. the task allocation is shown in figure 4. the pqfactory platform is responsible for building smart logistics scenarios and designing corresponding robot programs, while the plc platform uses botu software for the design and development of plc and configuration programs. through address matching, connect the virtual signal of pqfactory with the actual signal of plc, and achieve overall debugging of the campus intelligent logistics unit according to the task list [8]. 3.2. simulation workstation signal configuration signal configuration is one of the important steps in pqfactory virtual debugging, which aims to ensure that the addresses in the virtual software match the addresses defined in the plc program. through signal configuration, a mapping relationship can be established between the two, enabling virtual software to correctly receive plc instructions and make corresponding simulated responses. in the signal configuration process, the names, data types, and initial values of internal variables can be flexibly set according to actual needs to adapt to different application scenarios. this article presents the names, addresses, and signal types of some signals in the simulation workstation, as shown in table 1. table 1. signal configuration table of simulation workstation name plc address type plc equipment name internal variables category lift cylinder m20.0 bool wl02 m200 external signal cylinder down m20.1 bool wl02 m201 external signal cylinder up m20.2 bool wl02 m202 external signal tray turntable 1 m21.0 bool wl02 m210 external signal 90 degrees m21.1 bool wl02 m211 external signal 0 degrees m21.2 bool wl02 m212 external signal start 1 m1.0 bool wl02 qd1 external signal complete 1 m1.1 bool wl02 wc1 external signal start 2 m2.0 bool wl02 qd2 external signal complete 2 m2.1 bool wl02 wc2 external signal sensor1 m30.0 bool wl02 m300 external signal signal 0 0 bool wl02 m1 internal signal signal 1 1 bool wl02 m2 internal signal signal 2 2 bool wl02 m3 internal signal signal 3 3 bool wl02 m4 internal signal signal 4 4 bool wl02 m5 internal signal signal 5 5 bool wl02 m6 internal signal signal 6 6 bool wl02 m7 internal signal signal 7 7 bool wl02 m8 internalsignal 3.3. simulation workstation robot variable setting in the campus intelligent logistics simulation workstation, robot variables are used to represent parameters such as the robot's position, speed, acceleration, and working status. the setting of these variables is crucial to ensure that the robot executes its predetermined tasks. when setting these variables, first determine their type (such as integers, floating-point numbers, boolean values, etc.) and purpose (such as position, velocity, state, etc.), then choose clear and easy to understand names for the variables, and finally declare and initialize them according to the syntax rules of the programming language. during program runtime, variable assignment can be 14 achieved in various ways, such as direct assignment, function or return value assignment, and user input assignment [9]. this article demonstrates the setting of robot variables, covering the entire process of express delivery and pickup, with some names and types shown in table 2. table 2. simulation workstation robot variable setting table variable name variable type address variable declaration qd1 di 0 start signal 1 qd2 di 0 start signal 2 wc1 do 0 complete signal 1 wc2 do 0 complete signal 2 m200 do 0 cylinder lifting signal m201 di 0 cylinder down to position signal m202 di 0 cylinder up to position signal m210 do 0 tray turntable 1 m211 di 0 tray turntable 1 (0 degrees) m212 di 0 tray turntable 1 (90 degrees) m1 do 0 outbound waiting signal m3 do 0 capture signal m4 di 0 waiting signal m5 do 0 outbound arrival signal m6 do 0 storage waiting signal m8 di 0 waiting signal 4. simulation and debugging of campus intelligent logistics workstation 4.1. robot programming according to the campus intelligent logistics express delivery process, the robot's operating trajectory and corresponding robot operating program have been designed. when the express delivery enters the warehouse, the robot starts the servo axis after receiving the start signal. the robot then goes to the entrance of the automated warehouse to drag the incoming express delivery to the corresponding warehouse. after the system receives the signal of arrival, the robot returns to its initial position and waits for the next signal. when the express delivery is sent out of the warehouse, the robot first runs to the front of the corresponding warehouse after receiving the start signal. after confirming the correctness through machine vision, it drags the express delivery to the exit of the automated warehouse and then returns to the initial position. the main robot programs are as follows: proc main() waitdi qd1,1; ramaingroup; waitdi qd2,1; ramaingroup1; endproc proc ramaingroup() confl\on; confj\on; set m3; waitdi m4,1; set m5; set m20; waitdi m21,1; reset m5; set m6; set m1; waitdi m8,1; 4.2. plc program design the plc selected in this article is the 1214dc/dc from the siemens s7-1200 series, which is widely used in industrial production due to its small size, fast speed, powerful network communication function, and high reliability. the plc can immediately send signals to the pqfactory software upon receiving system instructions, and the sensors in the software quickly respond to the signals and immediately provide confirmation information to the plc. taking the express delivery warehousing process as an example, first press the start button, and the plc will immediately transmit the signal to the pqfactory software. at the same time, the indicator light will flash at a frequency of 1 hz. after the warehousing is completed, the sensor built into the pqfactory software will immediately transmit the completion signal back to the plc. the indicator light will stop flashing and remain on, and the warehousing process will end [10]. as shown in figure 5, it is a partial plc ladder diagram of the campus intelligent logistics simulation workstation in this article. 4.3. integrated debugging the joint debugging of pqfactory and plc is one of the core technologies in campus intelligent logistics systems, which combines virtual simulation and real-time communication technology to comprehensively simulate and optimize production lines. this technology effectively shortens project development time, improves engineering quality, and reduces costs, while significantly reducing risks in actual debugging. this article implements the physical connection between pqfactory and actual plc through kingioserver engineering designer, and imports the variables set in pqfactory into kingioserver, while keeping the plc address in the software consistent with the local plc address. in order to meet the design requirements of the express delivery process described in this article, during joint debugging, relevant information is first inputted into the intelligent terminal, and a connection is established between the plc and pqfactory. then, the docking positions of the robot, automated warehouse, conveyor belt, agv car, and lifting cylinder on the simulation workstation are confirmed to ensure that the express delivery can accurately reach the 15 designated position. finally, at the end of the simulation, the end signal will be transmitted to the plc. figure 6 shows the human-computer interaction interface of the virtual simulation workstation, where users can manually select the warehouse and warehouse locations for express delivery, and customize buttons as needed to observe the current status of the system. fig 5. plc ladder diagram of campus intelligent logistics fig 6. hmi interface of simulation workstation 5. conclusion this article explores the application and development prospects of smart logistics technology in campus environments by studying the "robot+" campus intelligent logistics simulation system based on the pqfactory platform. by combining the advantages of pqfactory platform and plc system, seamless integration between virtual simulation and actual operation has been successfully achieved, demonstrating the potential of 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[10] jiang hao, zhang yifan, wei changzhou. research on digital twin integration technology of torch shell polishing equipment based on pqfactory platform [j]. mechanical management development, 2023, 38 (9): 237-241. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 106 survey on data‐driven intelligent computing and its applications jiaqi zhang 1, dongpo zhang 1 and xiaoqian huang 2 1 school of information network security, xinjiang university of political science and law, tumushuke xinjiang, 843900, china 2 department of state-owned assets, finance bureau of the prefecture-level city, tumushuke xinjiang, 843900, china abstract: in the era of big data with the rapid development of information technology, data presents the characteristics of massive, diverse and high-speed. traditional computing paradigms face challenges such as low efficiency and poor adaptability when dealing with large-scale, high-dimensional and complex data, and data-driven intelligent computing emerges. with the help of machine learning, deep learning and other technologies, this computing mode can automatically learn knowledge and build models from data to realize intelligent analysis and decision-making of complex problems. intelligent computing models include supervised learning, unsupervised learning and reinforcement learning. in practical applications, image recognition and computer vision, natural language processing, intelligent recommendation systems and other fields have achieved remarkable results, but they also face challenges such as data quality, model interpretability, computing resource requirements, and privacy security. data-driven intelligent computing will develop in the direction of integration with knowledge graph, edge computing, cloud computing, and cross-domain application expansion, and continue to promote the intelligent process in various fields. keywords: data-driven; intelligent computing; machine learning; deep learning. 1. introduction intelligent computing has powerful self-learning ability, which can continuously adjust its parameters and structure to adapt to different tasks and environments by learning from large amounts of data. intelligent computing also has the characteristics of self-organization and self-adaptation. in the face of complex and changeable problems and environments, intelligent computing systems can automatically organize their structures and functions to better adapt to changes. datadriven intelligent computing opens up entirely new research directions and perspectives for computer science and related disciplines [1]. it breaks the limitations of traditional computing paradigms and promotes theoretical innovation and development in machine learning, deep learning, artificial intelligence and other fields. in order to cope with the challenges of the era of big data and fully tap the value of big data, data-driven intelligent computing comes into being. data-driven intelligent computing takes data as the core. with the help of advanced technologies such as machine learning, deep learning and artificial intelligence, it can automatically learn and extract knowledge from large amounts of data, build intelligent models, and realize intelligent analysis and decision-making of complex problems [2, 3]. different from the traditional computing paradigm, data-driven intelligent computing pays more attention to the driving role of data. through deep mining and analysis of data, hidden patterns and rules are found in the data, so as to realize a more accurate understanding and solution to the problem. the basic idea is to automatically learn and extract knowledge from a large amount of data, and use the information contained in the data to guide decision-making and model construction [4]. in datadriven intelligent computing, data is not only the input of the calculation, but also the key factor that drives the whole calculation process and determines the calculation result. intelligent computing has powerful self-learning ability, which can continuously adjust its parameters and structure to adapt to different tasks and environments by learning from large amounts of data. intelligent computing also has the characteristics of self-organization and self-adaptation. in the face of complex and changeable problems and environments, intelligent computing systems can automatically organize their structures and functions to better adapt to changes. datadriven intelligent computing opens up entirely new research directions and perspectives for computer science and related disciplines. it breaks the limitations of traditional computing paradigms and promotes theoretical innovation and development in machine learning, deep learning, artificial intelligence and other fields [5, 6]. through the research of data-driven intelligent computing, scholars can deeply explore how to automatically learn and extract knowledge from massive and complex data, and build more intelligent and efficient models and algorithms, which not only enriches the theoretical system of intelligent computing, but also provides new methods and tools for the research of other disciplines. 2. related work in the field of data-driven intelligent computing, scholars and research institutions both at home and abroad have conducted extensive and in-depth research, achieving a series of results with significant theoretical and practical value. the landscape of data-driven intelligent computing encompasses a broad spectrum of emerging technologies and applications, as reflected in recent comprehensive surveys. wu et al. [7] provided an overarching view of digital twin networks, emphasizing their role in creating dynamic, realtime virtual representations of physical systems, which are fundamental to intelligent computing frameworks. this concept underpins many applications where real-time data processing and simulation are critical. deep learning and reinforcement learning techniques are central to advancing intelligent computing. chen et al. [8] survey the deployment of deep reinforcement learning (drl) in iot environments, discussing how drl algorithms 107 enable autonomous decision-making and adaptive control in complex systems. similarly, jin et al. [9] focus on spatiotemporal graph neural networks (stgnn), which are instrumental in predictive learning for urban computing, supporting applications like traffic forecasting and environmental monitoring. edge intelligence (ei) emerges as a pivotal approach for deploying intelligent computing at the network edge, reducing latency and bandwidth demands. amin et al. [10] analyze edge architectures in healthcare, emphasizing aibased classification and prediction techniques that facilitate real-time decision-making in critical scenarios. gong et al. [11] further elaborate on the application of ei in its, identifying challenges and demonstrating how ei can empower transportation systems through localized data processing. the management of network resources through intelligent slicing is another significant aspect. wu et. al. [12] review intelligent network slicing management in industrial iot, illustrating how integrated approaches can optimize service delivery across smart transportation, energy, and manufacturing sectors. furthermore, the application of data-driven intelligence extends to public health and social systems. roy et al. [13] survey pandemic management architectures, emphasizing the role of data repositories and contact-tracing applications in controlling disease spread. similarly, lv et al. [14] explore behavioral modeling and prediction, providing insights into social perception and the development of smart social systems within urban environments. in summary, these surveys collectively depict a rapidly evolving field where data-driven intelligent computing is applied across diverse domains, including transportation, healthcare, urban management, and public safety. the integration of advanced algorithms, edge computing, and network management strategies is central to realizing the full potential of intelligent systems in a data-centric era. 3. intelligent computing model and method 3.1. supervised learning supervised learning is an important branch of machine learning and plays a key role in data-driven intelligent computing. its core feature is that it uses labeled training data to train the model, and constructs a model that can predict unknown data by learning the mapping relationship between the input data and the corresponding label. in a regression task, the loss function can be mean squared error (mse), which measures the prediction error of a model by calculating the average of the sum of squared errors between the predicted and true values of the model. during the training process, the model will constantly adjust its parameters to minimize the mse and thus improve the accuracy of the prediction. 3.1.1. linear models linear model is a kind of basic and important model in supervised learning, which predicts by linear combination of input features. it has the advantages of simple form and strong interpretability, and is widely used in many fields. linear regression is a classic linear model used to predict continuous values. the basic principle is to find the best linear function that fits the data by minimizing the sum of squared errors between the predicted and true values. in the house price prediction, it is assumed that the house price is affected by the house area, the number of rooms, and the age of the house. we can use these factors as input features and house prices as output labels. a linear regression model tries to find a set of coefficients (weights) that minimize the sum of squared errors between the predicted home price and the true home price as a linear combination of these features. the linear regression model formula can be expressed as follows. 0 1 1 2 2 n ny x x x         ò (1) here y is the predicted house price, 1 2, , , nx x x is the input feature, 0 1 2, , , , n    is the coefficient of the model, and ò is the error term. in practice, the least squares method is usually used to solve these coefficients to find the best fitting line. by learning and training a large number of house data, the linear regression model can predict the corresponding house price according to new house characteristics. logistic regression is actually a linear model for binary classification problems. the principle is to achieve classification by transforming the output of linear regression through the sigmoid function to map the output value to a probability value between 0 and 1. the expression for the sigmoid function is 1 ( ) 1 z z e    (2) here z is the output of linear regression. the logistic regression model first results in a linear score z by linearly combining these features, which is then fed into the sigmoid function to obtain a probability value between 0 and 1. usually, 0.5 is used as the threshold. during training, the model continuously adjusts the parameters such that the probability of correct prediction is maximized for known training data. linear models are of great value in practical applications, but they also have some limitations. linear models assume that there is a linear relationship between input features and output. for some complex nonlinear problems, linear models have limited fitting ability and may not accurately capture complex patterns and laws in the data. linear models are still the model of choice in many practical applications due to their simplicity, computational efficiency and interpretability, and when combined with other techniques, they can also overcome their limitations to some extent and play a greater role. 3.1.2. nonlinear model nonlinear models play an important role in intelligent computing. they can deal with the complex nonlinear relationship between input and output, make up for the shortcomings of linear models, and show powerful capabilities and wide applications in many fields such as image recognition and text classification. decision tree is a typical nonlinear model, which makes decision and classification by building a tree structure. the building process of the decision tree is based on the recursive partitioning of the data set, and the optimal feature is selected at each node to split, so that the divided child data set is cleaner in terms of categories. the advantages of decision trees are that the model is simple and intuitive, easy to understand and explain, can handle both discrete and continuous data, and does not require complex data preprocessing. however, decision trees are prone to overfitting, especially when the dataset is small or has many features. in order to overcome the overfitting problem, 108 pruning techniques are usually used to simplify the decision tree, remove some unnecessary branches, and improve the generalization ability of the model. support vector machine (svm) is also a commonly used nonlinear model. its core idea is to find an optimal hyperplane to separate the data points of different classes as much as possible, and maximize the margin between the two classes of data points and the hyperplane. for linearly separable data, svm can directly find such hyperplanes. svm performs well in dealing with high-dimensional data and small sample data, with high classification accuracy and good generalization performance. however, the computational complexity of svm is high, especially when dealing with large-scale data sets, the training time is long, and it is sensitive to the choice of kernel function and parameter adjustment, which requires some experience and skills. 3.2. unsupervised learning as an important branch of machine learning, unsupervised learning has a unique position and role in data-driven intelligent computing. it aims to automatically discover potential patterns, structures and regularities from the data, and mine the intrinsic characteristics and information of the data. the main tasks of unsupervised learning include clustering, dimensionality reduction, anomaly detection, etc. 3.2.1. clustering algorithms clustering algorithm is an important algorithm in unsupervised learning. its core goal is to divide the samples in the data set into different clusters according to their similarity, so that the samples in the same cluster have high similarity, and the samples between different clusters have large differences. k-means algorithm is a classical clustering algorithm, which has the advantages of simple principle and high computational efficiency. the basic idea is to first randomly select an initial cluster center, then calculate the distance from each sample to the center, and assign the sample to the cluster with the closest center. next, the center of each cluster is recalculated. typically, the new center is calculated as the mean of all the samples in the cluster. this process is repeated until the cluster centers do not change or a preset number of iterations is reached. dbscan (density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise) algorithm is a density-based clustering algorithm. unlike k-means algorithm, it does not need to specify the number of clusters in advance. it can find clusters of arbitrary shape and identify noise points in the data set. the principle of dbscan algorithm is based on the density of data points, if the density of data points in a region exceeds a certain threshold, the points are divided into a cluster. clustering algorithms have achieved remarkable results in practical applications, but they also face some challenges. different clustering algorithms have different requirements for the distribution and characteristics of the data, and choosing the appropriate clustering algorithm and parameters is a complex problem that needs to be experimented and tuned according to the specific data and application scenarios. the evaluation of clustering results is also a difficulty, since there are no pre-labeled labels, it is difficult to objectively evaluate the quality and effect of clustering. 3.2.2. dimensionality reduction algorithms in data-driven intelligent computing, the processing of high-dimensional data is a key problem. high-dimensional data not only increases the computational complexity, but also may lead to the curse of dimensionality, making the training and analysis of models difficult. the purpose of dimensionality reduction algorithm is to transform highdimensional data into low-dimensional data while preserving the main characteristics and information of the data. principal component analysis (pca) is a widely used linear dimensionality reduction algorithm. it projects the original data into a new low-dimensional space by linear transformation, so that the projected data has the largest variance. the basic principle of pca is based on the covariance matrix of the data, and through the eigen decomposition of the covariance matrix, the eigenvalues and eigenvectors are obtained. the eigenvalues represent the variance of the data in the direction of the eigenvectors, which represent the direction of the projection. the feature values are sorted from large to small, the feature vectors corresponding to the top k largest feature values are selected, and the original data is projected into the new space composed of these k feature vectors to achieve dimensionality reduction. t-sne (t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding) is a nonlinear dimensionality reduction algorithm, which is suitable for visualization of high-dimensional data. different from pca, t-sne can better preserve the local structure and similarity of the data in the high-dimensional space. the principle of t-sne is to map data points in the highdimensional space to the low-dimensional space by constructing a probability distribution, such that data points that are similar in the high-dimensional space are also similar in the low-dimensional space. linear dimensionality reduction algorithms such as pca have limited processing ability for nonlinear data, and may not accurately preserve the characteristics and structure of the data. although nonlinear dimensionality reduction algorithms such as t-sne can better deal with nonlinear data, they have high computational complexity and long computing time, and the dimensionality reduction results may have some randomness. 3.3. reinforcement learning reinforcement learning is an important field of machine learning. it focuses on how an agent can learn an optimal behavior policy by interacting with the environment in a dynamic environment with the goal of maximizing the cumulative reward. reinforcement learning mainly consists of several key elements: agent, environment, state, action and reward. agents are entities that perform actions and learn from their environment; the environment is the external world of the agent, which generates new states and reward feedback based on the agent's actions. the state is a description of the current situation of the environment, which contains the information that the agent needs to make a decision. actions are the actions that an agent can take in a state; the reward is the environment's feedback to the agent after taking an action. it indicates how good or bad the action was. q learning is a classical reinforcement learning algorithm, which belongs to the model-free learning method. the q represents the expectation of the cumulative reward that can be obtained by taking an action in a state. the core idea of q learning is to use the bellman equation to update the q value and gradually approach the optimal q value function. the basic form of the bellman equation is: 109 ( , ) ( , ) [ max ( , ) ( , )]aq s a q s a r q s a q s a        (3) where ( , )q s a is the q value for taking action a in the current state s ,  is the learning rate, which controls the step size for each update, r is the reward obtained after taking action  ,  is the discount factor, which measures the importance of future rewards and ranges from 0 to 1. 's is the new state to transition to after taking action a , and max ( , )a q s a   represents the maximum q-value that can be obtained in the new state 's . deep q-network (dqn) is developed on the basis of qlearning. it introduces a deep neural network to approximate the q-value function, which solves the problem that the qvalue table is too large to store and calculate when dealing with high-dimensional state space in traditional q-learning. dqn uses a neural network instead of a q-value table, taking the state as input to the neural network and outputting the qvalue for each action. dqn also introduces two important techniques, experience replay and target network. experience replay is to store each step of the agent's interaction in the environment into the experience pool, and then randomly sample a batch of data from the experience pool for training during training, which can break the correlation between the data and improve the stability of training. the target network is a network with the same structure as the main network but with a slower parameter update, which is used to calculate the target q value and reduce the oscillations during training. 4. typical applications in the computer field 4.1. image recognition and computer vision image recognition and computer vision are important application directions of data-driven intelligent computing in the computer field. they are committed to enabling computers to understand and parse image content, and play a key role in many fields. in the field of security monitoring, image recognition technology is widely used in face recognition, behavior analysis and object detection. face recognition technology realizes the identification and verification of personnel by extracting and comparing the features of faces in surveillance videos. public security organs can use face recognition system to quickly identify criminal suspects and improve the efficiency of solving cases. behavior analysis analyzes the behavior of the personnel in the surveillance video, such as detecting abnormal behavior, crowd density monitoring, etc., to find security risks in time. medical image analysis is an important application of image recognition and computer vision in the medical field. through the analysis of x-ray, ct, mri and other medical images, computers can assist doctors in disease diagnosis. in x-ray image analysis, image recognition technology can detect lung lesions, such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, lung cancer, etc. through the feature extraction and analysis of xray images, the computer can identify abnormal shadows, nodules and other lesions in the lung, and provide diagnostic reference for doctors. ct image analysis can observe the internal structure of the human body in more detail, which is of great significance for the diagnosis of brain diseases, chest diseases and abdominal diseases. mri image analysis plays an important role in the diagnosis of nervous system diseases and joint diseases. despite the remarkable achievements in practical applications of image recognition and computer vision, there are still many challenges. data quality has a crucial impact on model performance, and high-quality labeled data is the basis for training accurate models. however, obtaining a large amount of high-quality labeled data is often costly, and the labeling process is prone to errors. in medical image annotation, professional doctors are needed for annotation, which is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also different annotations from different doctors may exist. the generalization ability of the model is also a key issue. current image recognition models perform well on specific data sets, but when facing images in different scenes and under different conditions, their generalization ability is insufficient and they are prone to misjudgment. in the future, image recognition and computer vision technology will develop in the direction of higher accuracy, stronger generalization ability and better real-time performance. with the continuous development of deep learning technology, new network architectures and algorithms will constantly emerge, which are expected to further improve the accuracy and performance of image recognition. 4.2. natural language processing natural language processing is another important application field of data-driven intelligent computing in the computer field. it is dedicated to making computers understand and generate human language and realize natural interaction between human and computer. with the increasing amount of data and the continuous progress of intelligent computing technology, natural language processing has made significant progress in intelligent customer service, machine translation, text generation and so on. machine translation is an important application direction of natural language processing, which aims to realize automatic translation between different languages. in recent years, neural network based machine translation technology has made a great breakthrough, significantly improving the quality and efficiency of translation. in international business communication, when enterprises communicate with foreign customers by email, machine translation can help both sides quickly understand each other's language content and promote the smooth progress of business cooperation. despite the great progress made in machine translation, there is still a problem of insufficient accuracy when dealing with texts in some specialized fields [15]. terms and language expressions in professional fields have strong professionalism and uniqueness, and machine translation may not be able to accurately understand and translate these contents. by analyzing and understanding the text input by the user, intelligent customer service can automatically identify the user's questions and intentions, and provide accurate answers and solutions. the intelligent customer service system of some e-commerce platforms can quickly respond to users 'inquiries and answer questions about product information, order status, and after-sales service by using natural language processing technology. when a user asks, "when will my purchase ship? the intelligent customer service system can 110 query the order system through the understanding of the problem, and reply to the user's estimated delivery time in time. however, intelligent customer service still has some limitations in dealing with complex semantics and context understanding. when the user's question is vague or ambiguous, intelligent customer service may not accurately understand the user's intention, resulting in inaccurate answers or unable to provide effective solutions. for some problems involving emotion and subjective judgment, the processing ability of intelligent customer service also needs to be improved. in order to break through these bottlenecks, researchers are exploring more advanced semantic understanding technologies, such as the semantic representation model based on deep learning, combined with knowledge graph and other technologies, to enhance the ability of intelligent customer service to understand the context and semantics, and improve the accuracy and intelligence of the answer. 4.3. intelligent recommender systems as a typical application of data-driven intelligent computing, intelligent recommendation system plays an important role in e-commerce, music, news and other fields. through in-depth analysis of user data, it provides users with personalized recommendation services to improve user experience and business efficiency. in the field of e-commerce, intelligent recommendation systems are widely used. by collecting users' browsing history, purchase records, search keywords and other multidimensional data, collaborative filtering, content-based recommendation and other algorithms are used to accurately recommend products for users. when a user browses a laptop, the system will recommend relevant accessories, such as laptop bags, mice, keyboard membranes, etc., according to the purchase history of other users with similar browsing and purchasing behavior. at the same time, it will also recommend other laptops with the same brand or price to meet different needs of users. in order to improve the recommendation accuracy and diversity of intelligent recommender systems, researchers and engineers continue to explore and improve methods. in terms of algorithms, it is an effective way to integrate multiple recommendation algorithms. collaborative filtering algorithm can find the similarity between users, and contentbased recommendation algorithm can make recommendations according to the characteristics of items [16]. the collaborative filtering algorithm can be used to find out the user group with similar interests to the target user, and then from these users' favorite items, the items that are similar to the historical preference content of the target user can be selected for recommendation. in terms of data processing, enriching data sources and improving data quality are key. in addition to the user's behavior data, it can also collect the user's social data, demographic data, etc., to fully understand the user's interests and needs from multiple dimensions. in the evaluation and optimization of recommendation results, a scientific evaluation index system is established, such as accuracy, recall, f1 score, mean absolute error (mae) and so on. according to the evaluation results, the parameters and strategies of the recommendation algorithm are adjusted in time, and the recommendation model is optimized to improve the accuracy and diversity of the recommendation. the user feedback mechanism can also be used to let users evaluate and feedback the recommendation results. according to the user's feedback, the recommendation system can be constantly improved to meet the personalized needs of users. 5. summary this paper presents a comprehensive and in-depth discussion on data-driven intelligent computing and its applications, covering basic theories, key technologies and typical applications, and has achieved a series of valuable research results. data quality is one of the fundamental challenges in data-driven intelligent computing. the data sources in the real world are wide and complex, and there are often problems such as data missing, noise, and inconsistency. with the wide application of complex models such as deep learning in intelligent computing, the interpretability of models is becoming worse and worse. deep learning models are usually composed of multiple hidden layers, and their internal decision-making process is like a "black box", which is difficult to be understood and explained by humans. intelligent computing models, especially deep learning models, have a huge demand for computing resources. a large amount of data is collected, stored and used, which contains sensitive information of many users, such as personal identity information, health data, financial data, etc. if these data are leaked or misused, it will cause serious damage to the privacy and rights of users. some enterprises may excessively collect user data and use it for commercial purposes, violating users' privacy rights. how to protect data privacy and security, prevent data leakage and abuse, and improve the security and robustness of intelligent computing models are the key issues to be solved urgently. looking forward to the future, the research of data-driven intelligent computing has a broad development prospect, and many frontier directions need to be explored. at the level of theoretical research, the theoretical foundation of machine learning and deep learning still needs to be further consolidated. explore the cross integration of machine learning and deep learning with other disciplines, to open up new research fields and methods. competing interests the authors declare that they have no competing of interest. 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[16] przemyslaw kazienko, erik cambria. toward responsible recommender systems [j]. ieee intell. syst. 2024, 39(3): 512. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 92 research on urban waste sorting transportation path scheduling based on greedy algorithm and clustering optimization zeyuan du, haoyuan zheng, xiangyu li, tianyu zheng, sicheng zhu * nanjing normal university of special education, nanjing, jiangsu, china * corresponding author: sicheng zhu (email: zsc980714@163.com) abstract: this study investigates the scheduling of urban waste sorting transportation routes using a greedy algorithm and clustering optimisation to achieve a multi-objective balance between transportation efficiency, cost, and carbon emissions reduction. firstly, a single-vehicle basic route optimisation model is constructed, and a mixed-integer programming model is solved using a greedy algorithm. in a case study involving 30 collection points and a load capacity of 125 tonnes, the optimal driving distance algorithm is obtained, and the route is optimised through clustering and shortest path strategies. secondly, in a multi-vehicle collaborative scenario, a multi-objective model incorporating carbon costs is constructed, solved using integer linear programming and genetic algorithms, and it is verified that transportation costs are positively correlated with the distance to collection points. finally, transfer station location constraints are incorporated to construct a ‘location-route-carbon emissions’ model. k-means clustering is used to divide the collection points into three clusters to determine transfer station locations, and the minimum spanning tree is then used to optimise the routes, achieving a reduction in overall costs. the research findings provide decision-making tools for waste sorting transportation, applicable to collection and transportation system planning, and contribute to the achievement of the ‘dual carbon’ goals. keywords: greedy algorithm; genetic algorithm; k-means clustering algorithm; minimum spanning tree algorithm. 1. introduction with the accelerated pace of urbanization, the production of municipal solid waste in china has experienced explosive growth. against this backdrop, how to address waste management challenges through scientific route optimization and scheduling strategies has become a critical issue for urban sustainable development [1]. this study is grounded in the practical needs of municipal waste sorting and transportation, targeting typical scenarios involving single vehicles, multivehicle coordination, and transfer stations. it systematically constructs dynamic mathematical models and designs efficient solution algorithms [2]. first, the study constructs a basic route optimization model for single-vehicle scenarios, employing a greedy algorithm to solve a mixed-integer programming model [3]. in a case study involving 30 collection points and a load capacity of 125 tons, the algorithm yields the optimal travel distance solution. second, the model is extended to multi-vehicle scenarios, utilizing a multi-objective model and genetic algorithms to address multi-vehicle coordination scheduling [4], confirming a positive correlation between transportation costs and distance. finally, the study incorporates transfer station location constraints, constructing a “location-route-carbon emissions” model. the k-means clustering algorithm is first used to determine transfer station locations [5], followed by the minimum spanning tree algorithm to optimize transportation routes [6], thereby reducing overall costs. the research findings provide decision-making support for urban waste collection and transportation systems that combines theoretical innovation with practical value, and can be directly applied to collection and transportation planning, facilitating the intelligent transformation of solid waste management under the “dual carbon” goals. 2. basic path optimisation and scheduling for a single vehicle type 2.1. model establishment and solution first, the following notations are defined: let 0, 1, . . . , be the set of nodes, where 0 represents the waste treatment plant and the rest represent collection points. let 1, 2, . . . , be the set of vehicles (up to vehicles can be deployed). let 1, 2, . . . , be the ‘trip’ index for each vehicle, where each vehicle can make multiple round trips. parameter : daily waste generation of node (tonnes). is the maximum load capacity per vehicle (tonnes). , is the service time window (hours) for node , where 0 , max . is the distance or equivalent ‘cost distance’ (which may vary with the congestion coefficient) from to at time . is the travel time (h) from to at time . , is the carbon emission coefficients, vehicle emissions of per tonnekilometre; fixed emissions of per kilometre. max is the maximum daily operating time of the vehicle (hours). secondly, decision variables ∈ 0,1 : if vehicle 's th trip travels from node to node during time period , then 1 ; otherwise, 0 . ∈ 0,1 : if vehicle 's th trip is activated (departure), then it is 1. 0: the remaining load (tonnes) of vehicle k's rth trip at the end of the trip. 0: the time (hours) when vehicle 's th trip arrives at its final service node. the objective function is as follows: 93     , , min ij ikr ijkr i ij ijkr k k r r i v j v k r i j d t x e w e d x            (1) first item: total mileage of the entire fleet (dynamic road conditions affected by time). second item: carbon emission costs (tonnes /kilometer and fixed kilometer emissions combined), where is the carbon emission weighting coefficient. this paper then specifies the constraints, setting the service to cover each collection point 0 visited by a certain vehicle on a certain trip and only visited once: 1 {1, , }.ijkr k r j x i n       (2) set vehicle path connectivity, set each trip to depart from factory 0 and return to factory 0: 0 0 ,jkr ikr j i kr ikr i x y k r x y      (3) according to the conservation of flow at intermediate nodes: 0, , .ijkr ijkr j j x x i k r    (4) further, the load constraint is specified so that the load capacity does not exceed q at each departure, and the load reduction formula for each segment is as follows: 0 , ikr i i jkr ji ikr ikr l q w x l qy k r           (5) then specify the time window and total duration. set the service time window: arrival at time must be within its time window (for each , ). the formula is as follows:         1 , 1 ikr ij ikr ijkr j ikr ij ikr ijkr j t t m x b t t m x a           (6) where, is a large constant. next, calculate the total daily duration for each vehicle:   max , .ikr ij ikr ijkr r i j t t x t          (7) finally, set the trip activation constraint. if trip 1 is activated, then trip must also be activated. the formula is as follows: , 1 , 1, , 1.k r kry y k r r      (8) based on the hypothetical data input into the established model, our team determined that, under the conditions of a single vehicle type and minimised transport distance, the optimal number of garbage trucks is three. the first truck has a maximum load capacity of 15 tonnes, with a transport route of [1 2 3 4 5 6 1] and a transport distance of 80 kilometers; the second truck has a maximum load capacity of 15 tonnes, with a transport route of [1 7 8 9 10 1] and a transport distance of 115 kilometers; the second vehicle has a maximum load capacity of 5 tonnes, with a transport route of [1 11 1] and a transport distance of 110 kilometers. the minimum total transport distance for the three vehicles per day is 305 kilometers. 2.2. case verification and analysis at 30 collection points, under the condition of 5 tonnes, the variables in this paper are defined as follows: the coordinates of the 30 collection points are set as ₁, ₂, … , ₃₀, and a binary decision variable is set such that if the vehicle moves from point to point , then 1; otherwise, 0. the objective function, which aims to minimise the total distance or time, can be defined as follows: 30 30 1 1, minimize ij ij i j j i z d x       (9) where is the distance from point to point . set the constraint that each collection point is visited once and only once as follows: 30 1 30 1 1 1,2, ,30 1 1,2, ,30 ij i ij j x for all j x for all i           (10) the formula for avoiding subloop constraints (preventing multiple independent loops) is as follows: ( 1) 2 i j iju u n x n for all i j      (11) where is the access order at point . further consideration: if the problem requires consideration of waste production ( 5 ), constraints related to waste volume can be added to the model to ensure that the waste collection volume at each point remains within a reasonable range. using a matrix representation, the problem can be modelled as a matrix form, where the distance matrix d is a 30×30 matrix containing the distances between all points. the decision variable matrix is a 30×30 binary matrix representing whether there is a path from one point to another. 11 12 1,30 21 22 2,30 30,1 30,2 30,30 d d d d d d d d d d               (12) decision variable matrix: 11 12 1,30 21 22 2,30 30,1 30,2 30,30 x x x x x x x x x x               (13) 94 the model results indicate that under the conditions of 30 collection points and 5 tonnes, the optimal total transport distance for a single vehicle type in a day is 198.3451 kilometres. in order to more intuitively illustrate the transport routes for the 30 waste collection points, our team used a greedy algorithm to visualise the routes, as shown in figure 1: figure 1. optimal waste sorting transportation route map 3. optimisation under multi-vehicle collaboration and load constraints 3.1. model establishment and solution first, this paper needs to establish a mathematical model to optimise the waste transport route under multi-vehicle collaboration and load constraints, with the objective of minimising the total daily transport cost. the following factors are considered: the decision variable indicates whether vehicle transports waste from collection point to collection point (1 indicates yes, 0 indicates no). represents the amount of waste collected by vehicle at collection point (unit: tonnes). represents the total travel time of vehicle (unit: hours). assuming that the travel cost of each vehicle is proportional to the distance travelled, the total transportation cost is: 4 1 1 1 minimize n n k ij ijk k i j z c d x       (14) where is the transportation cost per unit distance for each type of vehicle, is the distance from collection point to , and is the decision variable, indicating whether vehicle travels from to . secondly, there are constraints. the amount of waste , at each collection point is known, and the load capacity of each vehicle must satisfy the following formula: 4 , 1 i k k k w q i    (15) the total amount of garbage collected by vehicle from collection point cannot exceed its maximum load capacity . and the load capacity and volume restrictions for each vehicle must be satisfied based on the transport route of each vehicle. the formula for each vehicle is as follows: , 1 n i k k i w v k    (16) where is the volume limit of vehicle . each collection point can only be visited once, and each collection point can only be visited once by one vehicle: 4 1 1 1 n ijk k j x i     (17) path selection constraints require that each vehicle's path selection must be continuous, from one collection point to another, and that the vehicle must return to the processing plant: 1 1 n n ijk jik i j x x k      (18) set vehicle time constraints such that the travel time of each vehicle cannot exceed its maximum travel time , which can be expressed by the following equation: 1 1 max n n k ij ijk i j k k t d x k t t k         (19) by substituting the data into the model, the results that minimise the total daily transport cost can be obtained. the results show that as the distance between the collection point and the treatment plant increases, the transportation cost also increases. in other words, under the constraints of multivehicle coordination and load capacity, transportation cost is positively correlated with the distance between the collection point and the treatment plant. 3.2. case verification and analysis the algorithm in the previous section involved path optimisation for a single vehicle, with the objective of minimising the total distance or transport cost of the path. the decision variables typically included the vehicle's route, with constraints that each collection point could only be visited once and that the vehicle must depart from and return to the processing plant. this chapter requires expanding the decision variables to consider different types of vehicles. for example, for vehicle type , the decision variable can indicate whether vehicle transports from collection point to collection point . the new decision variable indicates whether vehicle transports from collection point to collection point . for the expansion of the objective function, it is necessary to simultaneously minimise factors such as transportation costs and carbon emissions. the new objective function formula is as follows: 1 1 1 1 minimize k n n k ij ijk k i j z c d x       (20) at the same time, the carbon emission cost formula is added as follows:  2 factor 1 1 1 emission k k n n ij ijk k i j z d x       (21) the final objective function formula is as follows: 1 2 minimize z z z  (22) 95 where is the weighting factor for adjusting carbon emission costs. constraints include each collection point can only be visited once, path connectivity, load capacity, travel time, vehicle type matching, etc., with the same formula as above. this paper substitutes the adjusted data into the model and solves it using a genetic algorithm. figure 2. total transport costs (including carbon costs) chart figure 2 shows that the optimised vehicle routes can be intuitively presented through overlay analysis, showing the driving trajectories and overlapping areas, which helps with efficiency assessment. the height distribution map of collection points uses different colours to represent the amount of waste, providing a basis for load distribution. the final minimised total transport cost (including carbon emissions) is 89,351.2353. 4. comprehensive optimisation of transfer station location 4.1. site selection route carbon emissions three-in-one model in this section, represents the number of urban waste collection points. represents the number of candidate locations for transfer stations. denotes the maximum storage capacity for waste type (in tonnes). denotes the construction cost of transfer station (in ten thousand yuan), assuming each transfer station has a service life of 10 years. denotes the carbon emission coefficient for waste type (unit: kg/kmꞏtonnes). is the carbon emission coefficient for the th type of waste (unit: kg/kmꞏtonnes). , is the distance from collection point to transfer station (unit: kilometres). , is the weight of waste from collection point to transfer station (unit: tonnes). , is 1 if collection point is associated with transfer station , and 0 otherwise. : if transfer station j is selected, then 1, and 0 otherwise. , : if the transportation route from to is selected, then , 1, and 0 otherwise. the objective of this paper is to minimise the comprehensive cost, which includes transfer station construction costs, transport costs, and carbon emission costs: , , , , , , , , , 1 1 1 min n m m i k k i k i k i k k i k i k i k k i k i k j j i k j d c w z d w z d w z t y                   (23) association constraints between collection points and transfer stations: each collection point must be associated with one transfer station. , 1 1, {1, 2, , } m i j j x i n      (24) waste capacity constraints for each transfer station: the weight of waste at each transfer station cannot exceed its maximum storage capacity . , , 1 , {1, 2, , } n i k i k k i w x s k m       (25) transit station selection constraints: if collection point is to be connected to transit station , then transit station must select. , , {1,2, , }, {1,2, , }i j jx y i n j m       (26) transportation path selection constraint: if the path from to is selected, then , must be 1. , ,1, 1i k i kz if x  (27) 4.2. case verification and analysis for 30 collection points, assume that there are 5 candidate transfer station locations. this paper adds a constraint that each collection point can only be assigned to one transfer station: 1 1, 1, 2, , m ij i x i n      (28) each transfer station can only accept collection points within its capacity limit, and transit stations can only be established when selected: 96 1 , 1, 2, , , 1, 2, , ; 1, 2, , n ij j j i ij j x capacity y j m x y i n j m               (29) for route optimisation, we consider the transport route optimisation for each transfer station to ensure that the selected transfer stations have reasonable transport route lengths (which can be modelled using the shortest path or traffic network model):  ( ) ,jk j ktransportation time or distance t f s p (30) in addition, optimisation can be performed according to each type of vehicle (such as capacity restrictions, speed, etc.), specifically:  , , jk j kt f s p vehicle type (31) substitute the relevant data into the model, and the model results are shown in figure 3: figure 3. model result visualization figure 3(a) shows the results of the k-means clustering algorithm for selecting transfer station locations. the black ‘x’ marks represent the centre of each cluster. figure 3(b) shows the results of the minimum spanning tree (mst), which illustrates how to optimise connections to ensure the shortest total path length. these two figures present datadriven spatial distributions and optimisation schemes, providing visualised results for both clustering analysis and path optimisation, thereby facilitating more informed decision-making. 5. conclusion this study systematically addresses the path optimisation and scheduling issues in urban waste sorting and transportation involving single vehicles, multi-vehicle coordination, and scenarios involving transfer stations by constructing dynamic mathematical models and efficient algorithms. firstly, a basic path optimisation model for singlevehicle scenarios was developed. by solving a mixed-integer programming model using a greedy algorithm, an optimal travel distance of 198.3451 kilometers was achieved, validating the effectiveness of clustering and shortest path strategies. second, in multi-vehicle coordination scenarios, a multi-objective mixed-integer programming model incorporating carbon costs was 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[6] wang daolai, han yang. a minimum spanning tree matching algorithm based on improved matching cost and mean segmentation [j]. advances in laser and optoelectronics, 2023, 60 (04): 333-342. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 134 a blockchain‐based trust management model for iov xudong chen college of computer science and engineering, chongqing university of technology, chongqing, china abstract: in this paper, we design a blockchain and social information-driven trust management model for the internet of vehicles (iov), which effectively solves the problems of sparse node interactions, data dynamics, and malicious attacks faced by trust management in the iov environment. the model utilizes a multi-dimensional assessment method of direct, indirect and global trust between entities, and dynamically constructs a reference list by quantifying social relationships such as ownership similarity between nodes in the connected car environment. a weighted fusion algorithm of direct trust, indirect trust and intercluster relative trust is proposed, combined with a lightweight consensus mechanism to achieve efficient updating of the trust value, and the storage method is optimized taking into account the blockchain storage performance limitation. after verification, the system can quickly identify and isolate malicious nodes under the premise of low cost and low latency, significantly improving the overall security and reliability of telematics. the scheme also has better performance in terms of storage overhead and time required for consensus, and has the ability to withstand attacks such as singalongs. keywords: blockchain; trust management; iov; smart contract. 1. introduction there are several issues that need to be focused on when designing a trust management model for the iot domain. first, due to the large number of device nodes included in the iot environment, it is likely that a particular node has never directly interacted with most of the other entities, which makes inter-device interactions as well as utilizing feedback suggestions from other nodes of great significance for trust evaluation. however, obtaining feedback from all other nodes is impractical in real-world scenarios, not only because iot devices are mostly resource-constrained, as it is extremely wasteful of computational resources to do so, even if resources are sufficient. for these reasons, there is an urgent need to design a lightweight algorithm and build a mechanism to help the model evaluate and filter the reference-value suggestions, so as to effectively reduce the number of interactions in the system and the cost incurred by executing smart contracts. in addition, given that iot devices are constrained in terms of energy and computational resources, designing a lightweight algorithm not only helps to conserve resources, but also ensures that these devices will not be overburdened with computation when participating in the trust assessment, thus affecting the overall system performance. based on the above analysis, our contribution is as follows: based on the in-depth analysis of social information collected in iot networks, we propose a blockchain and social information-driven trust management model (bbtmt) for telematics. the model gives full play to the advantages of blockchain's distributed, untamperable and transparent nature, and constructs a distributed trust assessment solution suitable for the iot environment. it is worth noting that the framework is not only applicable to iot, but also has strong versatility and extensibility, which can provide technical support for other iot application scenarios. in order to verify the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed model, we implement the bbtmt model on a private blockchain platform based on ether, and evaluate the model's performance in terms of malicious node detection, trust value update, and storage cost through a series of experiments. the experimental results show that bbtmt has advantages in the identification rate of malicious nodes, system accuracy, and cost-effectiveness compared with existing schemes. 2. related word and preliminaries analyzing the social relationships of connected devices is an effective way to evaluate trust between entities in iot systems[1]. the social iot concept integrates the definitions of iot networks and social networks and considers iot objects as nodes connected through social connections[2]. using this approach, the combination of social information with feedback data from prior behavior of nodes in the system can be a valuable source of information for assessing the trustworthiness of devices. trust management in the social internet of things has been studied by many researchers for a long time. nitti et al[3] proposed two approaches for trust management in the social internet of things: the subjective model and the objective model. these two modeling approaches have greatly inspired later researchers. in the former approach, each node calculates the trustworthiness of other nodes based on its direct experience and recommendations from mutual friends, which is noteworthy because this approach is applicable to localized information and small-scale networks. the latter approach utilizes distributed hash tables (dht) to store and share the trust information of the nodes so that any node can access the global trust data, whereas this approach is suitable for largescale networks but increases the network burden. truong et al[4] proposed a trust management model (tm-siot) based on mutual evaluation method in order to assess the trustworthiness of the social iot nodes. the model combines quality of service (qos) and social relationship metrics and introduces a new time-aware trust metric. the authors verified that the model is able to provide reliable trust assessment in environments with 50% malicious nodes. chen et al[5], after recognizing that traditional recommender systems are difficult to apply in social iot environments facing issues such as data sparsity, dynamics, and heterogeneity, proposed an access service recommender scheme for the social iot, which analyzes the social 135 relationships between devices and quality of service metrics by a comprehensive trust assessment model is constructed. in chen et al[6], the authors proposed a multidimensional trust assessment model combining direct and indirect trust for social iot. the model first filters candidate services based on social relationships then ranks them based on qos scores and finally generates a recommendation list. however, the drawback is that a recommendation is shared with all other nodes after each interaction to help them make better decisions in the following interactions, but this creates more computational burden. of course, all the above studies are centralized and have drawbacks such as single point of failure problem. in the iot ecosystem, decentralized approaches and trust assessment mechanisms play a vital role. lately, blockchain technology has emerged as a strong candidate for enhancing the security, privacy, and dependability of iot systems[7].ahmed et al[8] proposed a blockchain-based privacy-preserving authentication and trust management framework by combining blockchain technology, cryptographic algorithms, and a distributed consensus mechanism, which achieves anonymous authentication of vehicle identities and dynamic evaluation of trust values. the authors' proposed solution framework provides a secure and efficient privacy protection and trust management solution for vanet, which can enhance the security and reliability of intelligent transportation systems. tu et al[9] proposed a blockchain-based dynamic trust and reputation model, which utilizes a dynamic evaluation mechanism and distributed consensus algorithms to achieve real-time updating of the trust value of a device and dynamic reputation management. du et al [10] proposed a dual-layer blockchain trust management mechanism (dlbtm), which can effectively identify malicious nodes through a dual-layer blockchain architecture and a logistic regression algorithm, and the system is able to identify at least 90% of malicious nodes over time. considering the existing research on iot trust management systems, a number of issues need to be addressed. first, a node is likely to have little or no interaction with most other nodes in the system. due to this reason, this paper argues that research should focus on how to utilize the opinions of other nodes. in addition, the proposed solution should be designed to be lightweight and low-cost due to constraints such as limited resources of devices in the iot environment. in order to address these issues, in this study, we aim to design a blockchain-based trust management system that utilizes the social information of entities to provide a trust computation mechanism. 3. proposed solution in the model, the blockchain is responsible for storing data about the trustworthiness of the nodes in the system and ensuring the integrity and immutability of the data. the delegator refers to the node used to assess the trustworthiness of other nodes, while the delegatee is the node being assessed. at the end of the evaluation process, the delegator will feedback the evaluation results to the blockchain. the generation of feedback data consists of two ways: one is dynamically generated through an independent feedback module, and the other is calculated and updated based on the historical behavior of the nodes in the system. fig. 1 illustrates the overall overview of the designed framework. in this design, the nodes in the network realize trust assessment by interacting with the blockchain to ensure the transparency and security of the transaction and trust management process. the framework, which will be implemented in this paper, is deployed on the private chain of an ethernet platform that stores transaction records and deploys smart contracts. the deployed smart contract is responsible for running the trust evaluation process on the blockchain, and the contract code is written in the solidity language and deployed to run in the ethernet-specific binary format. fig 1. system architecture the rsu that first discovers the correct random number within a specific region becomes the creator or miner of the new block. once the block is generated, it is broadcast to all rsus within that region. this allows every rsu in the area to independently verify the validity of the new block using the shared random number. the trust assessment process of the social relationship analysis module is shown in fig. 2, and the specific flow is explained as follows:  the trustee sends a request to the blockchain, which verifies the trustee's identity.  the smart contract evaluates the trust value using the trust evaluation algorithm.  based on the trust threshold, the result will be sent to the trustee and delegator nodes.  the smart contract calculates the feedback about the request and updates the associated trust value based on the feedback. fig 2. flowchart of trust calculation 3.1. reference lists in this section, this paper details the design methodology of rsu request authentica tion bbtmt smart contract trust assessment algorithms exceeds the threshold trustee trustor not over the threshold feedback consensus store up 136 reference lists and introduces social ties (st) as a metric to measure the social relationship between any two nodes in a network. to compute this metric, this paper integrates the following three key factors: ownership similarity: it is a measure of the strength of social ties between nodes with common ownership. in this method, multiple ownership is allowed, i.e., a device can be shared by multiple owners. based on this, this paper defines the ownership similarity in this way. let the sets of owners of node i and node j be io and jo , respectively, where the respective primary owners are denoted as p io and p jo , and the sets of partners are denoted as c io and c jo , respectively, then the ownership similarity ( , )owst i j of node i and node j can be expressed as: st ( , ) ( , ) (1 ) c c i jp p ow i j c c i j o o i j o o o o           (1) this similarity can be defined by the ratio of actual interactions ijn between devices to the total possible interactions ijn . for example, if 5 communication interactions actually occurred between two vehicles in the last 30 minutes and the total possible interactions are 10, their friendship similarity is 0.5. the node friendship similarity ( , )frist i j can be expressed as: ( , ) ij fri ij n st i j n  (2) owner friendship similarity: besides friendship between nodes, another type of friendship is defined between owners. this means that each owner can create a list of network node owners as its friend list. there may be a strong friendship similarity if there is a business cooperation between the owners of two vehicles (e.g., between different fleets of vehicles), or if there is a government vehicle, a shared car, or a cab company. let the set of owners of node i and node j be io and jo respectively, where the respective friend lists are denoted as ( )if o and ( )jf o , then the owner similarity ( , )ofst i j of node i and node j can be expressed as: | ( ) ( ) | ( , ) | ( ) ( ) | i j of i j f o f o st i j f o f o    (3) in this paper, jaccard's index[11] is used to assess the similarity between the above three lists for each pair of nodes and aggregated in order to define the following social relationships: ( ) ( , ) ( , ) (1 ) ( , )ij ow fri ofst t st i j st i j st i j           (4) above, is t time, owst , frist and ofst are ownership similarity, node friendship similarity and owner friendship similarity respectively. the parameters  and  are real numbers in the range [0,1] used to weight these factors. node i adds node j to its reference list if ijst is greater than a defined threshold. nodes can periodically update their reference lists based on their latest social information, and they can also refine their reference lists based on trust values. 3.2. calculation of direct confidence value when initializing the system, the direct trust value ijdt between all devices is set by default to an initial value of 1. this setting is suitable for cold-start scenarios with no historical interaction data, and the nodes dynamically update the trust value through a feedback evaluation mechanism during the subsequent process. the nodes utilize ( )ijf k for modification, which is the feedback from node i about the k th access request from node j . the formula is as follows: ) ( )( ) ( (1 )ij ij ijdt t t kdt t f      (5) 3.3. calculation of inter-cluster relative trust value the inter-cluster relative trust value iict of a node i is computed by averaging the interaction frequency change ratio of that node with the interaction frequency change ratio of all other nodes within the same cluster. assuming that there are n nodes in a cluster, the inter-cluster relative trust value of node i is denoted as iict . the initial maximum of the inter-cluster relative trust value is the same as that of the direct trust value and is denoted as maxict . for 1n  nodes other than node i , the actual and standard interaction frequencies are denoted as now jm and jm , respectively, and the change ratio of the interaction frequency is calculated according to equation (6): | | now j j j j m m r m   (6) then, the average value of the interaction frequency change ratio of these 1n  nodes is denoted as averr , which can be calculated by equation (7): 1 1 1 n aver j jrr n     (7) the relative trust value iict between clusters can be calculated by using equation (8), and the upper limit of the difference between the interaction frequency change ratio of node i and the average of the interaction frequency change ratios of other nodes is rrtk : ( )i maxict t ict   (8) among them: 137 aver rrt rrt rrt aver aver rrt aver rrt , 0 0, | | 0 , | | 0 r r k k k r r r k r r k             (9) it should be reminded that when calculating the average, only the nodes in the reference list are counted, and if the nodes are not in the reference list, they are not involved in the calculation of the average. 3.4. calculation of indirect trust value in this part, indirect trust is defined as a weighted mean derived from the direct trust assessments of the trustee provided by the reference node: 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) k ik kj k ij k ik k w t dt t it t w t      (10) in the algorithm designed in this paper, the node i reference list contains k nodes. among these reference nodes, the recommendation weights of each node are not equal, but are calculated based on the social connection between the delegator and the reference node as well as the direct trust value. specifically, the recommendation weights are defined as shown below: ( ) (1 ) ( )ik ik ikw st t dt t    (11) 3.5. calculation of indirect trust value in the trust calculation process, the trust value of node i to node j is denoted as ijt , where i is the delegator and j is the delegatee, and ijt takes values between [0,1]. when 1ijt  it means that node j is completely trustworthy to node i , while when 0ijt  it represents completely untrustworthy. the formula for the trust value ijt is given below: ( ) ( ) ( ) (1 ) ( )ij ij ij it t dt t it t ict t        (12) 4. synthesize and analyze in the experimental design, this paper focuses on testing the performance of the proposed trust management model, mainly evaluating its ability to assess the trustworthiness of nodes and the success rate of detecting malicious nodes. among them, this paper analyzes three performance metrics: the success rate of malicious node identification, the average trustworthiness of malicious nodes, and the cost of smart contract execution. the success rate is a measure of the percentage of malicious nodes that the system successfully detects out of the total malicious nodes. the average trustworthiness, on the other hand, evaluates whether the system is accurate in determining the trustworthiness of malicious nodes. and the cost of smart contract execution is calculated in terms of gas, which is used to pay for transaction execution and contract invocation, and its specific value is calculated based on the computational resources consumed on the blockchain. with these metrics, this paper is able to comprehensively evaluate the performance of the proposed scheme in terms of malicious node detection, trust management, and computational overhead. fig. 3 depicts the detection success rate of the system with different percentages of malicious nodes. fig 3. success rate of detecting malicious nodes in this paper, the gas value of each process stage of the designed model is tested, including the smart contract deployment, node registration, trust value calculation and update stages, and the specific results are shown in fig. 4. the results show that the gas consumption required for smart contract deployment is the highest among all the phases, but this operation is performed only once at the beginning of the evaluation, so although the cost is high, the impact is minimal in the specific operation of the system. the relatively high gas consumption for trust value computation compared to the node registration and update phases is mainly due to the fact that this phase requires more operations and data processing. fig 4. gas consumption detail diagram 5. conclusion this paper presents a decentralized trust management model based on blockchain, designed to leverage social information for trust evaluation within a connected vehicle environment. the model incorporates social relationships between entities as supplementary data to improve the precision of trust 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[21] pal s, hill a, rabehaja t, et al. a blockchain-based trust management framework with verifiable interactions[j]. computer networks, 2021, 200: 108506. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 88 exploration of optical vortex preparation, detection and application based on orbital angular momentum characteristics jiazeng zhang school of physics and astronomy, university of waterloo, waterloo, on, n2l 3g1, canada abstract: optical vortices, as the core research object of singularity optics, are characterized by their spiral wavefront structure and determined photon orbital angular momentum. this property makes them irreplaceable in fields such as optical micro manipulation, quantum communication, biomedical and atomic optics. this article takes "principle preparation detection application" as the core framework to systematically analyze the optical vortex technology system. firstly, it explains the physical essence of optical vortices, clarifies the spiral wavefront characteristics revealed by their optical field expressions, the "dark sky" structure caused by phase singularities, and the regulatory effect of topological charges on the direction and phase changes of spiral rotation; secondly, in-depth analysis of the principles of mainstream preparation techniques such as geometric optical mode conversion, computational holography, spiral phase plate method, and liquid crystal spatial light modulator method is conducted, and the applicable scenarios and advantages and disadvantages of each method are clarified through multidimensional comparison; furthermore, based on maxwell's electromagnetic theory, the mathematical model of orbital angular momentum is derived, and the technical details and applicability of detection methods such as computational holography, interferometry (including plane wave interferometry, conjugate light interferometry, young's double slit interferometry, mach zehnder interferometry), and porous interferometry are comprehensively reviewed; finally, based on the application examples of optical vortices in optical tweezers (particle trapping and rotation), quantum secure communication (topological charge encoding), ultra cold atom confinement ("optical potential tube"), biological imaging and photodynamic therapy, etc., this paper points out the challenges of current high-power preparation bottlenecks, dynamic high-precision detection difficulties, and insufficient cross domain fusion, and looks forward to their development trends in high-power beam modulation, cross scale micro manipulation, multi-dimensional information encoding, etc., providing theoretical support and practical reference for related technology research and interdisciplinary innovation. keywords: optical vortex; phase singularity; topological load; quantum communication; orbital angular momentum. 1. fundamental theory and development of optical vortex 1.1. the physical essence and core characteristics of optical vortices optical vortices are a type of optical field with a special spatial phase distribution, characterized by two core properties: helical wavefronts and phase singularities. from the perspective of electromagnetic field theory, the optical field expression of optical vortices can be described as 𝓊 𝔯, 𝜃, 𝓏 𝓊 𝔯, 𝓏 𝔢𝔦𝔩 𝑒 𝔦 𝓏 (where 𝔯 is radial distance, 𝜃 is azimuth angle, 𝓏 is propagation distance, 𝓊 𝔯, 𝓏 is amplitude distribution, 𝑘is wave vector, 𝔩and is topological charge).this expression reveals the key characteristic of optical vortices: the phase factor 𝜃 corresponding to the azimuth angle 𝑒𝔦𝔩 causes the wavefront to spiral around the propagation axis (vortex axis), with a phase change for each revolution around the vortex axis2𝜋𝑙 , and the positive or negative of 𝑙 determines the direction of spiral rotation (positive is counterclockwise, negative is clockwise). [1] phase singularity is another important indicator of optical vortices, referring to a special point in the optical field where the phase is uncertain at this point, both the real and imaginary parts of the optical field are zero, resulting in the cancellation of light intensity due to interference, forming a "dark sky" structure.this structure endows optical vortices with unique physical advantages: the central dark spot can avoid light damage to trapped particles, and the circular light intensity distribution provides conditions for stable confinement of particles, making them irreplaceable in scenarios such as biological sample manipulation. in addition, the "dark sky" characteristic of optical vortices is accompanied by no diffraction effect, which means that the transverse spot size of the beam remains stable during propagation. this characteristic makes it of significant application value in long-distance particle waveguides, atomic optics experiments, and other fields. [2-3] 1.2. the development process and key breakthroughs of optical vortices the origin of the study of optical vortices can be traced back to the 19th century, and after more than a hundred years of development, it has gradually moved from phenomenon discovery to theoretical improvement and technological application. its development process can be divided into four key stages: 1.2.1. phenomenon discovery stage (1930-2060s) the research in this stage focuses on the observation and preliminary analysis of optical anomalies. in the 1830s, british scientist airy first observed anomalous halos outside the focal plane of a lens in experiments, which became the starting point for optical vortex research subsequent studies have shown that this anomalous halo is essentially an early observed form of optical vortices. in 1919, ignatovskii conducted mathematical analysis on the anomalous halos 89 observed by airy, and preliminarily explored the correlation between the phase distribution of the light field and the formation of halos;in 1959, richards and wolf further studied anomalous halos from the perspective of energy flow and discovered a special energy rotation phenomenon near the halos;in 1967, boivin, dow, and wolf confirmed through precise experiments that this energy rotation originates from a vortex structure that rotates in a straight line near the focal plane, and for the first time confirmed the existence of vortex phenomena in the optical wave field. during the same period, braunbek and laukien also observed similar vortex structures in the interference field in 1952, providing experimental evidence for the universality of optical vortices. [4] 1.2.2. theoretical foundation stage (1970s-1980s) the 1970s was a critical period for the breakthrough of optical vortex theory, with core progress focused on the essential understanding of phase singularities and the proposal of the idea of optical vortex generation.in 1974, nye and berry published groundbreaking research in proceedings of the royal society a, which theoretically proved for the first time that phase defects are the fundamental cause of optical vortices when there are phase discontinuous defect points in the light field, the wavefront will form a spiral structure around that point, thereby generating optical vortices.this discovery reveals the physical essence of optical vortices, driving the academic community from "phenomenological observation" to "theoretical analysis". afterwards, bryngdahl and lee proposed the innovative idea of actively introducing phase singularities in smooth wavefronts in 1978, providing a core theoretical direction for the artificial preparation of optical vortices;in 1979, vaughan and willetts conducted numerical simulations and experimental verification to analyze in detail the phase structure and propagation law of optical vortices, and established a quantitative correlation between topological charges and helical wavefronts;in 1981, baranova discovered vortex structures in speckle fields, while harris utilized the vortex characteristics in speckle fields to obtain scattering medium information, expanding the research scope of optical vortices and proving their potential value in the field of information extraction. 1.2.3. discipline establishment stage (late 1980s to 1990s) 1989 was a milestone year in the study of optical vortices coullet et al. published a paper in physical review letters, formally proposing the term "optical vortex" for the first time and analyzing the formation mechanism of vortices in laser cavities using maxwell bloch theory.they found that in a stable laser field with a high threshold voltage, a phase singularity with zero electric field strength can exist for a long time, and the phase around the singularity exhibits periodic changes. this state, similar to a superfluid vortex, is defined as an "optical vortex".this study not only provides a clear disciplinary definition for optical vortices, but also confirms their stability in nonlinear optical systems, marking optical vortices as an independent research branch of modern singularity optics. in 1992, allen et al. published another landmark paper in physical review letters, which rigorously theoretically demonstrated the orbital angular momentum carried by each photon in a phase factor beam (i.e. optical vortex) under paraxial propagation conditions.this conclusion lays the core theoretical foundation for the application of optical vortices, making the academic community aware of their potential in fields such as angular momentum transfer and particle manipulation.in the same year, swartzlander observed optical vortex solitons in self focusing nonlinear kerr media, proving that optical vortices can propagate stably in nonlinear systems and expanding their research dimensions;in 1994, barnett and allen further confirmed that even under non paraxial propagation conditions, the orbital angular momentum of optical vortices remained𝑙ℏ, perfecting the theoretical system of orbital angular momentum. 1.2.4. application expansion stage (late 1990s to present) since the late 1990s, research on optical vortices has moved from theory to practice, with core advancements focused on breakthroughs in application technology and multi domain penetration.in 1995, he et al. used computational holography to generate optical vortices, successfully trapping and manipulating micrometer sized copper oxide particles, and experimentally verifying the transfer of orbital angular momentum of optical vortices to particles for the first time;in 1996, simpson developed the "optical wrench" technology based on this principle, which achieved precise rotation of particles by regulating the topological charge of optical vortices, providing a new tool for dynamic manipulation of microscopic objects such as biological cells and colloidal particles;at the same time, gahagan and swartzlander achieved three-dimensional optical confinement of high refractive index (such as glass microspheres) and low refractive index (such as air bubbles) particles, demonstrating the applicability of optical vortices in complex particle manipulation scenarios. [5] in the field of atomic optics, bazhenov first proposed in 1992 to use the "dark sky" beam of optical vortices as a "potential tube" to bind ultracold atoms. subsequently, researchers developed various magneto-optical potential wells based on this idea, successfully achieving long-term confinement and manipulation of ultracold atoms, providing key technical support for atomic clocks, quantum entanglement experiments, and so on.after entering the 21st century, the maturity of preparation technologies such as liquid crystal spatial light modulators and high-precision spiral phase plates has further promoted the application of optical vortices in quantum communication (topological charge encoding), biomedical (cell non-destructive manipulation), laser processing (circular spot cutting) and other fields, making it one of the research hotspots in modern optics. 1.3. application fields and value of optical vortex the unique physical properties of optical vortices make them irreplaceable in multiple disciplinary fields, covering basic research, technological development, and industrial applications. specifically, they can be divided into the following five directions: [6] 1.3.1. optical micro manipulation field optical micro manipulation is one of the most mature application fields of optical vortices, based on its two major characteristics of orbital angular momentum transfer and "dark sky" structure.in the biomedical field, traditional optical tweezers technology uses the gradient force of gaussian beams to trap particles, but strong central light can easily cause light damage to biological samples such as cells and organelles;the "dark sky" structure of optical vortices can avoid excessive central light intensity, while the gradient 90 force generated by the circular light intensity distribution can stably bind particles, combined with orbital angular momentum transfer to achieve particle rotation and threedimensional movement.for example, researchers have successfully achieved non-destructive confinement and rotation of red blood cells using topological charge 𝑙 3 optical vortices, providing tools for blood cell morphology analysis and intracellular material transport research. in colloid science and materials engineering, optical vortices can be used to manipulate the assembly of nanoparticles by controlling the topological charge and light intensity distribution, nanoparticles can be guided to align along a circular trajectory to prepare functional materials with helical structures;in addition, the "optical wrench" technology can achieve precise rotation of micro components in microelectromechanical systems (mems), such as driving micro gears and adjusting micro lens angles, providing noncontact control solutions for the assembly and debugging of micro devices. 1.3.2. quantum information and communication field the topological charge of optical vortices has integer properties ( 𝑙 being integers), and the optical fields corresponding to different topological charges are orthogonal to each other, making it an ideal carrier for quantum information encoding. in quantum secure communication, information can be encoded as a combination of different topological charges. due to the orthogonality of topological charges, eavesdroppers find it difficult to obtain information without disrupting the quantum state, significantly improving communication security.in addition, the multi value nature of topological charges can significantly enhance the information encoding capacity traditional polarization encoding can only achieve binary encoding, while topological charge encoding can achieve multi base encoding, providing a technical path for high-density quantum communication.in the field of photon computing, the topological charge of optical vortices can serve as a carrier for logical operations by designing specific optical components (such as phase modulators, interferometers), logical operations between different topological charges (such as "and", "or", and "not") can be achieved, constructing all-optical logic gates and providing support for the development of high-speed photon computers. 1.3.3. atomic and molecular optics the "dark sky" structure and non diffractive properties of optical vortices make them an ideal tool for trapping ultracold atoms.in atomic physics experiments, ultracold atoms (with temperatures close to absolute zero) are extremely sensitive to light damage. the central strong light of traditional gaussian beams can easily cause atomic heating, while the central dark spot of optical vortices can avoid this problem. at the same time, the potential well formed by the circular light intensity distribution can stably bind ultracold atoms.for example, researchers use high-order bessel beams (a special type of optical vortex) to construct "optical potential tubes" to achieve long-term confinement of rubidium atoms, providing a stable atomic source for atomic interferometers, bose einstein condensation (bec) experiments, and other applications. in the field of molecular optics, optical vortices can be used to study the rotational dynamics of molecules by placing molecules in an optical vortex field, molecules absorb the orbital angular momentum of photons and produce rotation. by using spectroscopic techniques to measure the rotational frequency of molecules, key parameters such as rotational inertia and intermolecular interactions can be obtained, providing a new method for molecular structure analysis. 1.3.4. biomedical field in addition to optical micro manipulation, the application of optical vortices in the biomedical field also includes biological imaging, pathological detection, and other directions. in biological imaging, the spiral phase structure of optical vortices can change the spatial coherence of the light field. by designing a specific vortex imaging system, phase imaging of transparent biological samples (such as cells and tissue slices) can be achieved, and the refractive index distribution information of the samples can be obtained without staining treatment, avoiding damage to the samples by chemical staining. for example, quantitative phase imaging technology based on optical vortices has been used for detecting abnormal red blood cell morphology. by analyzing the differences in phase distribution, red blood cell deformation caused by diseases such as anemia and malaria can be quickly identified. in the field of photodynamic therapy, the circular light intensity distribution of optical vortices can achieve precise irradiation of tumor tissue after injecting photosensitive drugs into the tumor area, the circular light spot of optical vortices is used to excite photosensitive drugs, generate singlet oxygen to kill tumor cells, and avoid radiation damage to the central normal tissue, thereby improving the accuracy and safety of treatment. [7-8] 1.3.5. interdisciplinary research fields the topological structure of optical vortices provides important research tools for interdisciplinary fields such as astronomy, superfluid physics, and topological mathematics. in astronomy, the light field emitted by celestial bodies (such as stars and galaxies) may generate vortex structures due to gravitational lensing effects. by detecting the topological charge and distribution of these vortices, key parameters such as the mass distribution and gravitational field strength of celestial bodies can be inverted, providing auxiliary means for dark matter detection and gravitational wave research; in superfluid physics, optical vortices and vortex structures in superfluids (such as helium-4 superfluids) have similar topological characteristics. by comparing the formation mechanisms and dynamic behaviors of the two, we can deepen our understanding of quantum fluid mechanics;in the field of topological mathematics, the spiral structure and phase singularity of optical vortices can serve as physical examples of topological spaces, providing intuitive physical models for abstract concepts such as "homology groups" and "genus" in topology, and promoting the combination of mathematical theory and physical experiments. 2. angular momentum theory of optical vortices it is a recognized scientific fact that light has momentum, and the magnitude of its momentum is closely related to its intensity. this characteristic has important application value in multiple fields. normally, the orbital angular momentum of light is related to the polarization state of its beam.as early as the 1830s, scientist beth discovered that the orbital angular momentum of light can be transmitted to matter during rotation;in depth research has shown that the root cause of this phenomenon lies in the special spiral wavefront structure possessed by the optical vortex field itself, as well as the determined orbital angular momentum it carries. [9-11] 91 2.1. orbital angular momentum characteristics of optical vortices electromagnetic radiation carries both momentum and energy, with momentum being further divided into two categories: linear momentum and angular momentum. the total angular momentum of an electromagnetic field can be divided into two parts, one is the spin angular momentum (s) related to polarization, and the other is the orbital angular momentum (l) related to spatial phase distribution. in 1936, beth was the first to discuss the issue of angular momentum of circularly polarized light;in 1992, allen et al. proposed that optical vortices have a definite orbital angular momentum under paraxial propagation conditions, which provided a key impetus for the study of optical vortices. in the paraxial propagation scenario, a light field with a spiral wavefront (i.e. optical vortex) has photons with orbital angular momentum inside; and circularly polarized beams possess spin angular momentum.even under non paraxial propagation conditions, optical vortices still retain orbital angular momentum.for linearly polarized light, the correction term value is zero at this time, and only the orbital angular momentum exists. its relationship with other physical quantities also returns to the state of paraxial propagation.optical vortices with spiral wavefronts have a definite orbital angular momentum. when there is a circularly polarized state, it also possesses additional spin angular momentum.both of these angular momenta can potentially interact with an object through the transfer of momentum, leading to displacement and velocity changes in the object.this feature is of great significance and has important potential application value in the fields of life sciences, basic physics, precision measurement, and related technologies. 2.2. a typical method for measuring the angular momentum of optical vortex orbits 2.2.1. computational hologram method weihs et al. proposed a method for measuring the orbital angular momentum of optical vortices using computational holograms, and the experimental setup is shown in figure 1. figure 1. measurement of the orbital angular momentum of optical vortices using the holographic method 2.2.2. optical vortex and plane wave interference method the interference method introduces a reference beam to interfere with a vortex beam, and determines the topological charge (orbital angular momentum) and position of the optical vortex by analyzing the shape of the interference fringes. the vortex beam can be expressed as: 𝑜 𝑥, 𝑦 𝑢 𝑒 1 for the case where the reference wave is a plane wave: 𝑟 𝑥, 𝑦 𝑟 𝑒 2 the intensity distribution form of interference fringes is: 𝐼 𝑥, 𝑦 |𝑜 𝑥, 𝑦 𝑟 𝑥, 𝑦 | 𝑢 𝑟 𝑢 𝑟 cos 𝑙θ 𝑘𝑥 3 at cos 𝑙θ 𝑘𝑥 1that time, that was 𝑙θ 𝑘𝑥 2𝑛 1 4 dark stripes appear. if the test beam contains singularities, dislocations or bifurcations will appear at the endpoints of an interference fringe, and the location of the dislocation indicates the position of the singularity. the number of topological charges of the spiral wavefront can be determined based on the number of bifurcations, and the sign of the topological charge can also be determined based on the direction of the bifurcations. the number and direction of bifurcations correspond one-to-one with the size and sign of the topological charge, so the measurement of the orbital angular momentum of the optical vortex can be achieved based on the interference pattern between the plane wave and the optical vortex. 2.2.3. optical vortex and its conjugate optical interference method the experimental setup is shown in figure 2. figure 2. schematic diagram of experimental setup for optical vortex and its conjugate mutual interference the amplitude of a wave can be expressed as: 𝐸 𝐸 𝑟| |𝑒 𝑒 5 among them𝐸 , and a are constants that determine the light intensity and beam parameters, respectively. when it interferes with its conjugate light at a small angle𝛼 , the synthesized amplitude 𝐸 𝑒 𝑒 𝑒 𝑒 𝐸 𝑟| |𝑒 6 for high-order modes, light intensity 𝐼 𝐼 𝑟 cos α𝑥 𝑚θ 7 the computer simulation results based on theoretical analysis are shown in figure 3. figure 3. simulation results of mutual interference between optical vortex and its conjugate light 92 comparing the number of bright spots above and below the interference pattern, it is easy to find that the extra number is exactly twice the number of topological charges in the optical vortex.therefore, this method can be used to measure the orbital angular momentum of optical vortices. 2.2.4. yang's double slit interferometry method sztul et al. proposed using the young's double slit interference method to measure the orbital angular momentum of lg beams.the experimental setup is shown in figure 4.the distance between the double slits is 2a, and the distance between the plane where the double slits are located and the observation screen is d. figure 4. schematic diagram of yang's double slit interference experiment we simulated the light intensity distribution on the screen when a vortex beam with a phase singularity falling at the center of the double slit is incident using a computer.firstly, consider the topological charge𝑙 0, which is the case when a plane wave is directly incident.at this point, the wavefront distribution incident on the double slit is still a plane.interference fringes are a series of straight lines that are parallel to each other and form a distribution of light and dark intervals. when the topological charges are respectively𝑙 1, the interference fringes move by about one fringe, that is, the bright fringes (or dark fringes) at the bottom will roughly correspond to the bright fringes (or dark fringes) at the adjacent level at the top.when the topological charges are𝑙 1, the interference fringes move in the opposite direction by one fringe (opposite to𝑙 1). when the topological charges 𝑙 2 are equal, the interference fringes move by two fringes, that is, the bright fringes (or dark fringes) at the bottom correspond to the bright fringes (or dark fringes) near the second level at the top.the direction of stripe movement is related to the sign of the topological charge value. the value of topological charge in vortex beams has a significant impact on the interference fringes generated when vortex beams undergo double slit interference. for an unknown topological charge, the value of the topological charge can be obtained by observing the distribution of interference fringes in the interference field. however, for the case of large topological loads, the farfield interference pattern of the young's double slit experiment becomes difficult to distinguish. by analyzing the near-field young's double slit interference pattern, the orbital angular momentum of optical vortices with larger topological charge values can be better measured. [12] 3. common methods for generating optical vortices optical vortex is a unique optical field distribution with many novel physical properties, which has been extensively studied and applied in fields such as laser optics, molecular optics, micro manipulation, and biomedical research. it has also received widespread attention from the scientific community. however, it should be clarified that all applications of optical vortices are based on a core foundation, namely the generation of optical vortices. currently, the majority of ordinary lasers output gaussian beams, and how to convert gaussian beams into vortex beams has become a key issue. with the development of technology, people's understanding of optical vortex fields continues to deepen, and their application research has also attracted wider attention.in recent decades, researchers from various countries have proposed various methods for generating optical vortices, among which the most core and widely used are mainly four types: geometric optical mode conversion method, computational holography method, spiral phase plate method, and spatial modulator method.the following text will provide a brief introduction to these common methods. 3.1. common methods for generating optical vortices 3.1.1. geometric optical mode conversion method the geometric optical mode conversion method can generate vortex beams in two forms. the first is to use a cylindrical lens system to convert hermite gaussian beams to laguerre gaussian beams to generate vortex beams. the second is to use a conical mirror system to generate highorder bessel beams.among them, the first form is more common, as shown in figure 5.a bessel beam is a type of beam with diffraction invariant properties, and all high-order bessel beams except for zero order contain a phase factor𝑒 and are vortex beams. figure 5. hermite gaussian beam and corresponding laguerre gaussian beam 93 3.1.2. spiral phase plate method spiral phase plate (spp) is a pure phase optical element, whose rotation azimuth is proportional to the optical thickness, and the transmittance function is proportional to𝑒 , where𝑙 is the topological charge of the spiral phase plate.when a plane wave passes through a spiral phase plate, it is endowed with phase characteristics. the beam has a phase singularity and a spiral wavefront structure, which is called an optical vortex field.the ideal spiral phase plate has a continuous and smooth phase, but due to the scarcity of processing equipment and limitations in manufacturing processes, the spiral phase plates used in reality are mostly stepped spiral phase plates, with surfaces similar to rotating steps. when the laser beam passes through a transparent spiral phase plate. due to the difference in thickness of the spiral phase plate, the distance traveled by the beam is also different, resulting in the appearance of optical path difference and phase change, and the emergence of a new phase factor for the outgoing beam. in an ideal situation, the thickness of the spiral phase plate is proportional to the rotation azimuth angle. figure 6 shows the principle diagram of generating optical vortices using the spiral phase plate method. figure 6. principle of wavefront transformation using spiral phase plate method 3.1.3. computational holography the computational holography method is an effective means of generating vortex beams, and its core process is to generate the interference pattern between the target light and the reference light through a computer, and then record and produce the pattern into a holographic grating or hologram.in 1992, bazhenov successfully generated vortex beams with controllable size and topological charge using computational holography for the first time. [13] the principle of this method is to utilize the characteristic that the interference fringes of spiral waves and plane waves exhibit a dislocation grating structure, and to obtain vortex beams using computer-generated holograms.with the gradual promotion of the concept of optical vortices, computational holography has also been widely applied in practice. the computational holography method introduces phase singularities in the incident beam to generate optical vortices.due to the existence of phase singularities, holograms become periodic gratings with central dislocations, and the number of dislocations is the topological charge of the optical vortexwhen a fundamental mode gaussian beam is used to illuminate a hologram, the reconstructed first-order diffracted light wave is an optical vortex containing 𝑒 a phase factor. figure 7 (a) is a typical computational hologram used to generate optical vortices, where 𝑙 5figure 7 (b) is the optical vortex pattern generated using the hologram. (a) (b) figure 7. interference type computational hologram and generated optical vortices 3.1.4. spatial modulator method liquid crystal spatial modulator is a device that modulates the spatial distribution of light waves.it can achieve spatial modulation of some or all of the physical quantities such as amplitude, phase, and polarization state of the output light field according to the requirements of the input control signal. it controls the phase map displayed on the spatial light modulator through computer control, thereby controlling the position, size, and topological charge of the optical vortex generated. it can also adjust the vortex beam in real time to achieve optical micro manipulation and mixed processing of light, machine, and electricity. in 2002, jennifer e. curtis et al. proposed a method of generating optical vortices using liquid crystal spatial light modulators.in the experiment, the spiral phase diagram is displayed on a spatial modulator. when the incident beam passes through the spatial modulator, the spiral phase structure will modulate the phase of the incident beam, causing it to be superimposed with a phase factor𝑒 . this way, an optical vortex containing the spiral phase factor can be obtained at the focal plane behind the lens. figure 8 shows the experimental setup for generating optical vortices using a spatial modulator. 94 figure 8. experimental setup diagram of optical vortex generated by spatial light modulator 3.2. comparison of advantages and disadvantages of common methods for generating optical vortices the geometric optical mode conversion method has the advantages of high efficiency and high beam purity when generating optical vortices. however, this method also has obvious limitations, such as high requirements for the production of core optical components and complex optical mode conversion systems. the required incident beam, the hermite gaussian beam, is also difficult to obtain, resulting in insufficient flexibility in practical applications. the core principle of computational holography is to create a hologram by interference fringes formed by reference light and target light, and then generate optical vortices with parameter matching from the hologram, which has a relatively wide range of applications. however, this method has issues such as low holographic diffraction efficiency, susceptibility to display performance and resolution, and is therefore only suitable for generating low order vortex beams. the advantage of the spiral phase plate method lies in its high conversion efficiency and ability to adapt to high-power laser beams; especially when dealing with high-power lasers or applied to small instruments, it has value that cannot be replaced by other methods.however, due to the scarcity of processing equipment and strict manufacturing processes, the preparation of high-quality spiral phase plates is difficult, which limits the flexibility of this method in practical applications. the prominent advantage of the spatial modulator method is its strong flexibility, which can flexibly adjust various parameters of the vortex beam according to needs, and can also achieve optical, mechanical, and electrical hybrid processing of the beam. however, this method has obvious shortcomings, as the spatial light modulator has certain limitations on the energy of the incident beam and cannot handle high-power laser beams. due to the advantages and disadvantages of each of the above methods, we should choose a reasonable method for generating optical vortices according to our needs 4. technological challenges and future development directions although significant progress has been made in optical vortex technology, it still faces challenges in high-power preparation, high-precision detection, and cross domain fusion. in the future, breakthroughs are needed in materials, processes, and algorithms. 4.1. existing technological challenges 4.1.1. the bottleneck of high-power optical vortex preparation at present, the damage threshold of liquid crystal spatial light modulators is relatively low and cannot adapt to highpower lasers above kilowatts; although the spiral phase plate can withstand high power, the machining accuracy limitation leads to uneven distribution of vortex light intensity generated. in addition, high-power lasers are prone to topological charge distortion during propagation due to nonlinear effects in the medium, which affects beam quality. 4.1.2. difficulties in dynamic high-precision detection in existing detection technologies, it is difficult to balance real-time and accuracy: although plane wave interferometry can provide real-time imaging, it is sensitive to interference; the mach zehnder interferometer method has high accuracy, but requires multi-level modulation and slow detection speed. in addition, there is still a lack of mature methods for detecting fractional topological charge vortices, which have important application value in nonlinear optics, but existing technologies cannot accurately distinguish their topological charges. 4.1.3. insufficient integration of cross domain applications in the biomedical field, the penetration depth of optical vortices is limited and cannot be used for deep tissue manipulation; in the field of quantum communication, topological charge states are easily affected by mode dispersion in long-distance fiber transmission, leading to state distortion;in the field of industrial processing, the energy distribution of the circular light spot of optical vortices is uneven, making it difficult to achieve uniform cutting. 4.2. future development direction 4.2.1. innovation in high-power and high-precision preparation technology on the material level: develop spiral phase plates with high thermal conductivity and high damage threshold materials such as diamond and sapphire to enhance high-power tolerance; develop liquid crystal spatial light modulators based on two-dimensional materials such as graphene to reduce light absorption losses. on the process level, femtosecond laser direct writing technology is used to process continuous spiral phase plates, controlling phase modulation errors within 𝜆/20 a certain range; developing 3d printing technology to prepare micro nano scale conical mirror arrays, achieving simultaneous generation of multiple high-power bessel beams. [14] 4.2.2. breakthrough in dynamic and multi-dimensional detection technology hardware level: develop integrated detection chips, integrating porous interferometers and ccd sensors on silicon-based chips to achieve miniaturization and rapid detection; develop a single photon detector array to enhance the detection sensitivity of weak intensity vortices. at the algorithmic level, deep learning algorithms are introduced to train a mapping model between interference patterns and topological charges, achieving automatic recognition of fractional topological charges; develop realtime phase unwrapping algorithm to shorten the processing time of detection data. 95 4.2.3. cross disciplinary application technology expansion biomedical field: combining near-infrared optical vortices (penetration depth>10 mm) with photoacoustic imaging technology to achieve precise manipulation and dynamic observation of deep tissue cells; develop a photodynamic therapy system based on optical vortices, utilizing a circular light spot to achieve uniform irradiation of tumor tissue. in the field of quantum communication, design a topological charge polarization composite encoding system that utilizes the multivalued nature of topological charges and the binary nature of polarization to further enhance information capacity; develop anti dispersion fibers to reduce distortion of topological charge states during long-distance transmission. in the field of industrial processing, topological charge superposition technology is used to generate flat topped circular light spots, achieving uniform cutting of metal sheets; develop laser cleaning technology based on optical vortices, using circular light intensity to remove surface micro pollutants and avoid damaging the substrate. 4.3. summary as the core research object of modern singularity optics, optical vortices have demonstrated irreplaceable value in fields such as optical micro manipulation, quantum communication, and atomic optics due to their unique spiral wavefront structure and orbital angular momentum characteristics. this article constructs a complete technical system of "principle preparation detection application" by reviewing the basic theory, preparation technology, and detection technology of optical vortices, and clarifies the applicable boundaries of each technology through multidimensional comparison. currently, optical vortex technology is at a critical stage of transitioning from basic research to practical applications, facing three major challenges: high-power preparation, dynamic detection, and cross domain fusion. in the future, with the innovation of material technology, breakthroughs in detection algorithms, and expansion of application scenarios, optical vortices are expected to achieve disruptive applications in fields such as information technology, national defense, and biomedical science, becoming an important driving force for promoting interdisciplinary innovation. references [1] gao wenyu, zhou yuan, li xing, etc. generalized perfect optical vortex micro control (invited) [j]. acta optica sinica (online edition), 2025, 2 (3): 0306001. doi: 10.3788/ aosol 240467. 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[14] wolf l, mandel e.optical coherence and quantum optics[m]. new york:cambrige university press,1995. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 1 rt‐detr‐based wideband signal detection and modulation classification minghao cao, peng chu *, pengfei ma, bo fang school of electronic information, xijing university, xi’an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author: peng chu abstract: in to address the problems of high computational complexity, low accuracy, and the cumbersome manual feature extraction process in traditional machine learning methods for communication signal modulation recognition, this study proposes a deep learning-based end-to-end recognition model. built upon the transformer architecture using the rt-detr framework, the model directly identifies modulation types from sampled communication signals. it features high recognition accuracy, strong generalization ability, robustness to noise, and a streamlined processing pipeline. extensive experiments validate the model’s effectiveness, demonstrating its superior performance in automatic feature extraction and modulation classification compared to traditional approaches. keywords: feature extraction networks; signal modulation recognition; deep learning. 1. introduction with the rapid advancement of wireless communication and signal processing technologies, signal modulation recognition has become a critical task in various fields, including military communications, radio monitoring, and cognitive radio. its primary goal is to extract modulation characteristics from received signals and accurately determine their modulation types. traditional modulation recognition methods often rely on manually crafted feature extraction combined with classical classification algorithms. however, these approaches struggle to maintain high performance in complex electromagnetic environments, resulting in limited recognition accuracy[1]. in recent years, the emergence of deep learning has brought new opportunities to this field. deep neural networks have shown remarkable capability in automatically learning signal features, offering enhanced robustness and higher accuracy under challenging conditions[2]. despite these advantages, many existing deep learning-based methods still face tradeoffs between model complexity, computational efficiency, and recognition accuracy[3]. therefore, designing a lightweight and efficient deep learning model that achieves high recognition accuracy remains a pressing research challenge. in this study, we propose a novel signal modulation recognition method based on the rt-detr architecture. rtdetr, originally designed for real-time object detection, provides a strong balance between computational efficiency and generalization ability[4]. to further improve its performance for modulation recognition tasks, we introduce two key modifications: 1.efficientformerv2 is employed as the backbone network in place of resnet-18, enhancing feature extraction while maintaining a lightweight structure [5]. 2.the dynamic-range histogram self-attention (dhsattention) module, inspired by histoformer, is integrated to replace the original aifi [6]. this module improves attention distribution and feature fusion through dynamic histogrambased modeling. these improvements enable the model to better capture modulation features while maintaining low computational cost. the main contributions of this study are summarized as follows: we propose a lightweight and efficient signal modulation recognition method based on rt-detr, integrating efficientformerv2 and dhs-attention to enhance feature extraction and fusion capabilities. we design a comprehensive set of experiments to evaluate the proposed model across various modulation types and snr conditions, and perform comparative analyses with traditional methods and baseline models. the remainder of this paper is organized as follows: section 2 reviews related work, section 3 introduces the proposed method in detail, and section 4 presents the experimental setup, results, and analysis. 2. related research 2.1. traditional signal modulation recognition methods signal modulation recognition plays a vital role in wireless communications. early research primarily relied on traditional handcrafted feature extraction combined with classical classification algorithms. common approaches include recognition based on statistical features, instantaneous parameters, and cyclostationary feature extraction. these methods typically derive frequency-domain, time-domain, or instantaneous characteristics of signals— such as amplitude, phase, frequency, and instantaneous power—to distinguish between different modulation types. for example, techniques based on higher-order cumulants (hoc) have shown strong performance in modulation recognition, particularly in high signal-to-noise ratio (snr) environments. however, these traditional methods heavily depend on the accuracy and robustness of manual feature extraction. their performance often degrades significantly in complex and dynamic electromagnetic environments. to address these limitations, machine learning approaches—such as support vector machines (svms) and decision trees—have been 2 widely applied. these models classify signals by feeding manually extracted features into the classifiers. nevertheless, handcrafted feature extraction remains a critical bottleneck, especially when signals are distorted by noise, interference, or multipath effects, leading to substantial drops in recognition performance under challenging conditions. 2.2. deep learning-based signal modulation recognition with the rapid development of deep learning, researchers have begun exploring the use of deep neural networks to automatically extract features from signals, addressing the shortcomings of traditional handcrafted feature extraction. convolutional neural networks (cnns), known for their excellent performance in image processing, were introduced into signal modulation recognition. o'shea et al. first proposed using cnns to directly learn features from the i/q data of signals and perform modulation classification. this method achieved remarkable results on multiple public datasets. subsequently, recurrent neural networks (rnns) and their variants, such as long short-term memory networks (lstms), were introduced to capture temporal information in signals [9]. by modeling the temporal dependencies of the signals, these methods have demonstrated strong robustness in low snr environments. however, rnn-based models are time-consuming to train and are prone to gradient vanishing or exploding issues. in recent years, hybrid architectures combining cnns and rnns, such as cnn-rnn and cnn-lstm models, have gained attention. these models improve modulation recognition accuracy by fusing spatial and temporal features. although these deep learning methods outperform traditional methods, they often require substantial computational resources and training time, posing challenges for real-time applications. 2.3. lightweight networks and transformer applications to address the high computational complexity of deep learning models, lightweight network structures have been widely researched. lightweight cnn models, such as mobilenet and squeezenet, reduce the number of parameters and computation, enabling efficient performance on resourceconstrained platforms like mobile devices. while these models perform well in specific application scenarios, they still struggle with accuracy when handling complex signal modulation recognition tasks. the transformer structure, known for its success in natural language processing, has garnered attention and has been gradually introduced into visual tasks. its self-attention mechanism can capture global features without relying on temporal sequences, providing new approaches to feature extraction. rt-detr, a lightweight object detection model that integrates the advantages of the transformer, can extract rich feature information while maintaining computational efficiency, making it highly promising for signal modulation recognition tasks. 2.4. baseline model – rt-detr rt-detr (real-time detection transformer) is a recent end-to-end object detection model that eliminates the need for post-processing steps such as non-maximum suppression (nms). built upon the detr framework, rt-detr introduces several architectural optimizations to achieve a better balance between accuracy and inference speed, making it the first transformer-based object detector to operate effectively in real-time. the model consists of four main components: the input module, backbone, neck encoder, and head decoder, as illustrated in figure 1. figure 1. overview of rt-detr 2.4.1. input module the input module is responsible for preprocessing raw images into a unified format suitable for the model. typically, images are resized to a fixed resolution (e.g., 640 × 640) and normalized. to enhance generalization performance, a variety of data augmentation techniques are applied during training 2.4.2. backbone the backbone of rt-detr is a convolutional neural network used to extract multi-scale semantic features from the input image. common backbone options include resnet-50 and resnet-101. the model utilizes three feature levels (denoted as s3, s4, and s5), each corresponding to a different receptive field and semantic level. 2.4.3. neck encoder to address the inefficiency of the original detr encoder, rt-detr proposes an efficient hybrid encoder consisting of two components: aifi (attention-based intra-scale feature interaction): applies self-attention only to high-level features (s5), modeling long-range dependencies while reducing sequence length and computation cost; ccff (cnn-based cross-scale feature fusion): a lightweight convolutional module that fuses s3, s4, and the transformed s5 features to integrate fine-grained and semantic information across scales. this decoupled design of intra-scale and cross-scale operations ensures efficient computation without sacrificing detection performance. 3 2.4.4. head decoder the head decoder predicts object categories and bounding boxes based on the features processed by the encoder. it retains the standard transformer decoder structure and introduces a novel uncertainty-minimal query selection mechanism, characterized by: evaluating both classification and localization confidence to quantify the uncertainty of each encoder feature; selecting the most reliable features as object queries; iteratively refining these queries through multiple decoder layers to produce final predictions. unlike traditional detectors, rt-detr eliminates the need for nms by employing hungarian matching to establish a one-to-one correspondence between predictions and groundtruth objects. this enables fully end-to-end training and simplifies the detection pipeline. 2.5. model enhancement and feature fusion techniques to further enhance the performance of deep learning models in signal modulation recognition, researchers have proposed various enhancement and optimization strategies. attention mechanisms have been widely applied in deep learning, particularly when dealing with signals with complex patterns, as they effectively enhance the expression of important features. aifi, a dynamic attention mechanism, can adaptively adjust attention weights according to the characteristics of the input signal, improving the model's feature extraction capabilities. moreover, feature fusion techniques have been applied in multimodal signal processing and complex scene recognition. the aifi-efficientadditive module improves traditional additive feature fusion methods, enhancing the synergy between features while maintaining computational efficiency, thereby improving modulation recognition accuracy. 2.6. contributions of this research building upon previous research, this study presents a novel signal modulation recognition method based on the rtdetr architecture. by incorporating efficientformerv2 as the backbone network and integrating the dynamic-range histogram self-attention (dhs-attention) mechanism, the proposed model achieves significant improvements in both recognition accuracy and computational efficiency, while maintaining a lightweight structure. extensive experiments conducted under various complex channel conditions demonstrate that the proposed approach consistently outperforms traditional methods in terms of both classification performance and processing speed. 3. wideband modulated signal dataset 3.1. data preprocessing before performing signal modulation recognition, we preprocess the input signal data using the following methods: normalization: all input signal data is normalized to the [0,1] range to eliminate amplitude differences between signals, reducing their impact on the model[10]. signal framing and overlapping: to capture richer temporal information, the input signal is divided into multiple frames, with a certain overlap between frames. each frame of the signal is treated as an independent input sample. data augmentation: to increase the diversity of the training data, we applied data augmentation techniques such as random noise addition and frequency shifting[11]. these augmentations help the model generalize better to different channel environments. 3.2. network architecture design the overall structure of the rt-detr model is composed of the following parts: backbone network: the original resnet-18 backbone in rt-detr was replaced with. efficientformerv2 provides a better trade-off between performance and efficiency, offering stronger feature representation while maintaining a lightweight structure. this allows the model to extract more discriminative time-frequency features, improving recognition accuracy for complex modulation types. transformer encoder: after extracting primary features, the feature maps are input into the transformer encoder. the self-attention mechanism of the transformer allows it to effectively capture global information in the signal, enhancing recognition performance [13]. aifi module: to further refine the attention mechanism following the transformer encoder, we replaced the aifi module with the dynamic-range histogram self-attention (dhs-attention) module, inspired by histoformer. dhsattention introduces histogram-based dynamic range modeling, which enables the network to capture long-range dependencies more effectively, enhancing its ability to distinguish subtle differences among modulation patterns. classifier: the final feature map is input into a fully connected layer for classification. this layer outputs the probability distribution corresponding to various modulation signals, with the predicted modulation type being the one with the highest probability. 3.3. model training and optimization we use the cross-entropy loss function as the optimization objective of the model. the model training process uses the adam optimizer with the following hyperparameters: learning rate: the initial learning rate is set to 0.001, and a cosine annealing strategy is used to dynamically adjust the learning rate to ensure stability and fast convergence during training. batch size: the batch size is set to 4, striking a good balance between training speed and model performance. epochs: the model was trained for 250 epochs. after each epoch, the model's performance was evaluated on the validation set, and the model with the highest validation accuracy was saved as the final model. weight decay: to prevent overfitting, a weight decay strategy with a decay rate of 0.0001 was employed. gradient clipping: to avoid the gradient explosion problem, a gradient clipping strategy was used with a threshold set at 1.0. additionally, we applied an early stopping strategy during training. if the validation loss did not decrease for 10 consecutive epochs, the training process was terminated early[12]. 3.4. experimental setup to validate the effectiveness of the proposed improved rtdetr model, a series of experiments were conducted on multiple public wideband signal datasets. these datasets cover a variety of modulation types and signal-to-noise ratio (snr) conditions to ensure the robustness and generalization of the model. 4 we compared the performance of models equipped with different backbone networks, including resnet-18 and the proposed efficientformerv2. additionally, we evaluated the impact of replacing the original aifi-dattention module with the dynamic-range histogram self-attention (dhsattention) from histoformer. model performance was evaluated using standard metrics such as accuracy, precision, and recall. these experiments aim to demonstrate the benefits of the proposed architectural improvements in both recognition accuracy and efficiency under various snr conditions. 3.5. dataset generation the dataset for this study was generated through matlab simulations, with the signal-to-noise ratio (snr) for all signals set at 30 db. this snr level represents a low-noise environment, suitable for testing the model's recognition ability under ideal conditions. the dataset generation process is as follows: modulation types: the dataset includes multiple common digital modulation types, including bpsk, qpsk, 8psk, 16qam, and 64qam. signal length and sampling rate: each signal length is set to 1024 sample points, with a sampling rate of 1 mhz. the generated signals are stored in complex i/q data format for subsequent processing and feature extraction. data augmentation: although all signals have an snr set at 30 db, other simulation conditions such as frequency offset and phase shift were introduced through data augmentation, increasing the diversity and complexity of the data. dataset splitting: the generated signal data is split into training, validation, and test sets in a 70%, 15%, and 15% ratio, ensuring an even distribution of modulation types across different datasets. figure 2. example of time-frequency diagram of a broadband signal 4. experimental process and results analysis 4.1. training process in the training process, the data features of communication signals are first extracted using convolution windows in the convolutional neural network (cnn). the categorical crossentropy loss function is employed, and the loss function is defined as follows ∑ , log , (1) where t represents the true labels, i represents the input data, j represents the categories, and p represents the predicted results. this loss function is commonly used in multi-class classification tasks, such as when using the softmax function as the final output. the optimizer continuously reduces the loss function to update the parameters of the hidden layers. in this case, we selected the adam optimizer, which is currently one of the most widely used optimizers[7]. according to the literature[16], this optimizer offers advantages such as low memory requirements, simple implementation, and high computational efficiency. the learning rate for the optimizer was set to a fixed value of 0.001, and a dropout rate of 0.5 was used to randomly deactivate neurons, preventing overfitting due to the large number of parameters in the fully connected layer. the confusion matrix in figure 3 shows the classification performance at a signal-to-noise ratio (snr) of 30db. the horizontal axis represents the nine predicted modulation categories, while the vertical axis represents the actual modulation categories. this confusion matrix provides a visual representation of how well the model correctly classifies each modulation type under the given conditions[8]. this process, combining the loss function, adam optimizer, and dropout techniques, helped achieve better generalization and avoided overfitting during training. figure 3. the result of a signal-to-noise ratio (snr) of 30 db. 4.2. results analysis the neural network was trained for 250 epochs using the training dataset, while the test dataset was used to evaluate the model’s performance after each epoch. as shown in figure 4, the loss steadily decreases throughout the training process, reaching a minimum value of approximately 0.2. figure 5 presents the training and test accuracy curves. the training accuracy peaks at 71.7%, while the test accuracy reaches a maximum of 72%. both metrics increase in tandem during training and gradually stabilize, with no indication of severe divergence between the two curves. these results suggest that the model does not suffer from overfitting or underfitting. the neural network effectively 5 learned representative features from the training data, and the consistent performance on the test set demonstrates strong generalization capabilities of the trained model. figure 4. the variation curve of the classification loss figure 5. the accuracy of the model during training. 5. conclusion this this paper conducted extensive 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(2020). an image is worth 16x16 words: transformers for image recognition at scale. proceedings of the international conference on learning representations (iclr). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 172 constrained manipulator force position hybrid control based on fuzzy neural network guogang wang, qilong sun school of jilin institute of chemical technology, jinlin jilin, 132022, china abstract: aiming at the problem that the end motion of a robot arm is constrained and cannot be accurately modeled when it is in contact with the working environment, a reduced order fuzzy neural network sliding mode control method is designed to realize the high-precision tracking of the angle, angular velocity and contact force of each joint. firstly, the model of constrained double-joint manipulator is reduced to simplify the dynamic model and reduce the computational difficulty. then, fuzzy neural network is used to approximate the friction and nonlinear control quantity generated during the movement of constrained manipulator. finally, sliding mode control method is used to improve the robustness of the controller and the stability of the system is proved by lyapunov function. the simulation results show that the tracking error of each joint of the constrained manipulator is controlled within 0.003. keywords: constrained robotic arm; fuzzy neural network; sliding mode control algorithm; model reduction. 1. introduction in today's industrial automation production practice, the robotic arm is undoubtedly one of the core roles, widely involved in all kinds of production operations. when the robot arm only undertakes simple handling, welding and spraying tasks, it only needs to accurately control its position and carry out position tracking control. however, once complex product assembly, fine grinding, or tube grasping operations in the chemical field are involved, it is necessary not only to precisely plan the joint position of the robotic arm and the end effector, but also to fine-regulate the force exerted on the constraint surface during the operation of the robotic arm, in order to complete these relatively difficult production tasks [1,2]. conventional control methods mainly include neural network control[3], robust control[4], fuzzy control[5], sliding mode control[6] and pid control[7]. the hybrid force/bit control technology of constrained manipulator has become a key research topic in the field of industrial automation. naveen kumar et al.[8]designed an intelligent optimal control method for constrained reconfigurable manipulator position/force control under uncertainty, which overcomes the uncertainty of complex systems and can achieve the required performance. aiming at the manipulator based on 3dof series elastic actuator (sea) under partial state constraints, yangchun wei et al.[9]designed a model-free hybrid force/position controller (ppmhc) with specified performance, which improved the control accuracy and realized the fitting of angle and angular velocity. mohammad-hossein ghajar et al.[10]designed an intelligent hybrid position/force controller for a constrained robotic manipulator, which greatly reduced the tracking error of each joint of the manipulator despite the presence of large parameters and dynamic uncertainties. tuo yaoyao et al.[11]designed an event-triggered adaptive specified performance controller, which reduces the update frequency of the control signal and improves the resource utilization rate. ruchika et al.[12], aiming at the problem that deformable links cause frequent changes in shape, which makes it difficult to model and control the longitudinal, proposed a segmented control method in which a neural network system is used to estimate nonlinear components, and the friction term and binding force of each joint are compensated by adaptive control, thus improving the control performance. this chapter focuses on the problem of position and force control of the manipulator, takes the dynamic equation of the constrained manipulator as the research object, integrates the position control and force control in the same controller, and combines the advantages of fuzzy neural network algorithm, sliding mode control algorithm and order reduction method. a design scheme of constrained mechanical arm force/bit hybrid controller based on fuzzy neural network reduced order sliding mode algorithm is proposed 2. dynamic model of constrained manipulator the dynamic equation of the double-joint robotic arm is as follows: ( ) ( , ) ( ) ( , ) fm q q c q q q g q f q q d τ τ         (1) where, *( )( ) n nm q r is the inertia matrix; *( )( , ) n nc q q r is the centrifugal force and coriolis force matrix, ( ) ng q r is the gravity term vector, ( , )f q q is friction link,d is unknown external disturbance torque, fτ is the binding vector; τ is input torque vector error for control! no reference source found. let x be the position of the end effector of the robotic arm, then the constraint equation is φ( ) ( ( )) 0q h q  (2) the jacobian matrix of the constraint equation is φ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) q x x x h q j q q x q x q              (3) since the dynamic model of the robot arm is constrained, the double-joint robot arm is constrained by a force, so two degrees of freedom of the double-joint robot arm become one, and 2q is expressed by 1q as: 173 2 1( )q ψ q (4) then 1 1 1 11 12 1 ( )ψ( ) q q q l q qq qq q                     (5) 1 1 1 1( ) ( )q l q q l q q    (6) in the formula, 1 1 1 ( ) ψ( ) 1 l q q q          therefore, the dynamic equation of a constrained twodegree-of-freedom manipulator is: t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1( ) ( , ) ( ) ( ) ( )m q q c q q q g q f q d j q λ τ         (7) in the formula, l l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t t 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( , ) ( ) ( ) ( , ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) m q m q l q c q q m q l q c q q l q g q g q j q j q         multiply equation (1.7) by 1( )tl q left to obtain a reduced order constrained manipulator model: t t t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1( ) ( , ) ( ) ( )+ ( )l l lm q q c q q q g τdq l f q l l q       (8) among them: t 1 1 1 t t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t t t 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( , ) ( ) ( , ) ( )( ( ) ( ) ( , ) ( )) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) l l l m q l q m q l q c q q l q c q q l q d q l q c q q l q g q l q g q l q j q λ          the dynamic model in the formula has the following properties: property 1: t t 1 1 1 1( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 0j q l q l q j q   property 2: 1 1 1( ) 2 ( , )l lm q c q q  is a skew symmetric matrix. 3. fuzzy neural network sliding mode control algorithm 3.1. controller design let ( )dq t 1 be the expected angle of motion of the robot arm, and d fτ be the expected binding force on the end of the robot arm. in a double-joint robot arm, since 2 ( )q t is a function of 1( )q t , the actual output of the system ( )q t is 1( )q t , and the system satisfies ( ) 0dq  , t ( )d f d dτ j q λ . definition: 1 d1 1 dλe q q e λ λ   ， (9) the design sliding surface is: 1 1 1 1 1 [ ]l λ λ s e k e e k e s e k e         (10) construct the auxiliary function as: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r d r d r d λ λ q q k e q q k e λ λ a e            (11) substituting formula (11) into formula (7) yields: 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) r r m s τ f c s j q λ m cq fqf g d              (12) where f is a nonlinear function containing the friction term. in this paper, a four-layer mamdani-type fuzzy neural network is adopted for design to approximate the nonlinear links of the robotic arm system. the first layer is the input layer, ( = 1,... ,n1) is the input term representing the fuzzy neural network, and 1 is the number of inputs. the second layer is the fuzzy membership degree calculation layer, which adopts the gaussian function and is expressed by the formula as follows: 2( ( ) ) ( ) j i i j i x c bj i ix e    (13) in the formula, j ic , j ib (i=1,... n1; j=1,... n2) represent the center and width of the fuzzy basis functions (fnnbf), respectively. the center value and width of the basis functions are as follows: 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 [ ,..., , ,... ,..., ,... ] ,..., , ,..., ,..., ,..., ,n n n t n n tn n n n n c c c c c c c           the third layer is the fuzzy reasoning normalization layer, where corresponding fuzzy reasoning tuning regulations are set to perform fuzzy reasoning operations on the signal: 1 1 2 1 1 1[ ] n j i i j n n j j i i h          (14) the fourth layer is the output layer: the output of each node in the fourth layer is the weighted sum of all input signals of that node as follows: 2 1 n j i i j j y h    (15) among them, )1, 2, , 1(iy i n  is the output of the fuzzy neural network. fuzzy neural network algorithm is used to approximate it: = +f wh  (16) where, w， is bounded, that is, || ||< || ||max maxw w h < h， , max maxw h， are constants, w and h are respectively the ideal weight matrix of the fuzzy neural network and the output basis vector of the fuzzy basis function,  is the error vector, and ls is the network input value when the fuzzy neural network approximates. since the actual value of 8 is unknown, the estimated values of the vector parameters are set to be w c k、 、 respectively, the estimated errors are ˆw w w  , ˆc c c  , ˆκ κ κ  and the approximation error of the nonlinear function f is: 174 ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ δc x f f wh wh ε wh wh wh c wh κ f              (17) therein, ,c k h h h h c k       ,and ˆ ˆδ c k nf w c w κ wo ε     (18) the design control rate is tˆ ˆ sgn( )d l rr lτ wh k s k j λs     (19) where, ˆ ˆwh is the output of the fuzzy neural network and d rk k， is the positive definite matrix. the adaptive law of fuzzy neural network design is as follows: w c k ˆ ˆˆ ˆ ˆ f t c t k w γ lsh c γ hw ls k γ h w ls              (20) among them, w c kγ γ γ、 、 are positive definite diagonal matrices. substituting formula (15) (16) into formula (12) yields: 1 1 1 t 1 1 t t 1 1 1 t 1 ˆ ˆ s ) ( ) = ( ) ( ˆ ˆ ( )( ) ˆ ( gn( ) ˆ sg ˆ n )ˆ sgn( )rd r d r d r c x r c x m s w wh k s s τ f c s j q λ j q λ j q λ w wh c h κ δf d j q λh λ w wh c wh κ k s wh ε c s k s k s c s h k s kδf s cd                                      (21) by multiplying both sides of the formula (18) by 1( )tl q left at the same time, we get: ˆˆ sgn( )-ˆt t t t t t t l c d r lkm ss l w l wh c l wh κ l δf l l lh k s k s ε c        (22) theorem: considering the constrained manipulator dynamics model (4.6) and fuzzy neural network adaptive sliding mode controller (4.11) and adaptive rate (4.12) in a closed loop system, if the ideal trajectory dq q q λ ， ， ， converges and is bounded, the sliding mode function s converges, and the fuzzy neural network estimation error is continuous, if * r fk  is satisfied, the system can be proved stable. 3.2. stability analysis of control system define the lyapunov function as: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ) 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 ( ) 2 2 2 2 t t t t l l w c k t t t t l w c k v s m s tr w w c c k k s m s tr w w c c k k                               (23) derivation of formula (20) is obtained this shows that the closed-loop system is stable. 4. simulation analysis 4.1. simulation parameter setting in order to verify the effectiveness of the design method, a double-joint robotic arm is selected for simulation, and the dynamic equation is as follows:     1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 γ γ γ 2 1 γ γ γ 2 ˆ ˆ γ γ sgn ˆ( sgn( )) ( )( t t t t t l l w c t t t t t t t w c t t c x t t c t t d r d r lh k s k s c v s m s s m s tr w w c c s l m s s l m s tr w w c c s l w wh c wh f d c c s l k s s k s                                                                         1 1 * 1 ( sgn( ) ) ( sgn( ) ) sgn( )+ ) sgn( )+ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ δ ) γ ˆ ˆ γ | | tt t t t t c k t d r t d r t t d r t t t d r t c w t t t t w t n t t t i i t t t c h s k h s s k s k s f d s k s k s f d s k s s k s f s k s s k s s f w wh c wh k d f tr w w w l w l l tr w w s l w l l h l h l l s l l                                              * * ) 0 sgn( ) ( )sgn( )t t d t t rs k s s f s l l k s      (24) 175 ( ) ( , ) ( ) ( , ) fm q q c q q q g q f q q d τ τ         (25) therein, 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 0 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 12 1 2 1 1 0 2 2 12 1 1 2 1 2 ( ) ( ) 1 2( , ) 1 0 2 ( ) ( ) sin( ) sin( ( )t l m l l m c l m m l m l l m c m q l m l l m c l m m l s q l l m s q c q q l l m s q m l gc m m l gc g q m l gc l q l q q j q                                              2 2 1 2 ) sin( ) 3sin(4 ) [ ] 2sin(5 ) l q q t d t          among them, the simulation expected value is set to 1 sin( ), 10sin( )dqd t λ t  , the initial state is [0,0] , the length of the mechanical arm connecting rod is 1 21 1l m l m ， , the mass is 1 21 1m kg m kg ， , the acceleration of gravity is 9.8g  , and the controller parameter is 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 [ ] 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 j ic        , 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 [ ] 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 k  ,the adaptive law parameter is =5000 =50 50w c kγ i γ i γ i， ， , (20,10) (200,80)r dk diag k diag ， , 1 10k  , 10λa  . take 1 2 1l l  to get it      1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2cos cos cos cos 0q l q l q q q q q        as can be seen from the figure: 1 2 1 2,0 ,0 2 π q q π q q π      (26) and,  1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 cos( = ) cos 2 π q q q π q q q q π q   (27) 1q 2q 2m 1m 1l 1l 2x 1x fig 1. structure diagram of constrained manipulator since 2 1ψ( )q q , then 1 1ψ( ) 2q π q  , yields: 1 1 1 ) 1 1 ) 2 ((l q q ψ q              (28) thus, the properties of constrained robotic arm 1 can be proved.  1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 ( ) ( ) sin sin( ) sin( ) 2 sin sin( ) 2 sin( ) sin sin( ) sin sin( ) 0 j q l q l q l q q l q q l q l q q l q q l q l q q l q l π q                            (29) 4.2. analysis of simulation results fig 2 (a) 176 fig 2 (b) fig 2. joints 1 angle angular velocity tracking curve fig. 2 shows the simulation curves of the angle variable and the angular velocity variable of the constrained robotic arm joint 1. the simulation results show that the fuzzy neural network sliding mode control can make the actual trajectory track the expected trajectory well. fig 3. contact force tracking and tracking error curve fig. 3 shows the contact force tracking errorless simulation curve of the constrained manipulator joint. the simulation results show that the fuzzy neural network sliding mode controller can make the tracking error converge to 0.001 within 0.2s. it can be seen that the design method improves the 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[12] ruchika, kumar n.force/position control of constrained reconfigurable manipulators with sliding mode control based on adaptive neural network[j].international journal of modelling, identification and control,2023,42(3):259-269. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 46 design of straw moisture detector based on ac impedance method zuxian wu 1 and zhesheng hou 2 1 school of information and control engineering, jilin of chemical technology university, jilin jilin 132022, china 2 school of mechanical and electrical engineering, jilin of chemical technology university, jilin jilin 132022, china abstract: in this paper, a corn straw moisture detector with single-chip microcomputer as the core was designed based on the ac impedance method. the hardware uses the stm32 microcontroller as the controller, and the dds sine wave generator generates a 100khz sinusoidal signal, converts the output constant current as the excitation signal through the constant current circuit, and then collects the adc signal and the temperature signal. the software used fft for detection, and the test data were fitted by least squares method. it is verified that the absolute measurement error of moisture content of the moisture detector designed in this paper is -2.0%~1.5%, and the response time is less than 1.5 s. keywords: impedance; single-chip microcomputer; detector. 1. introduction china is a traditional agricultural country, and as of 2022, the national land change survey shows that the national cultivated land area is 1.914 billion mu. among them, the corn planting area reached about 603 million mu, the output was about 259 million tons [1], the straw output was estimated according to the grass-to-grain ratio of 1.2, and the corn straw product was about 310 million tons. as a renewable biomass resource with huge yield, straw can be widely used in industry, animal husbandry, and agriculture. although china's straw yield is high, the effective utilization rate is not high, and it is still in the initial stage, and most of it is extensive utilization [2]. in order to achieve refined utilization, straw moisture content is a key factor that must be considered. at present, corn straw moisture detection methods include rapid drying method, near-infrared spectroscopy, microwave attenuation method, capacitance method and resistance method [3]. the rapid drying method is suitable for laboratory measurements, which takes a long time, the equipment required for nir spectroscopy and microwave attenuation detection is expensive, and the capacitance method requires crushing the corn stalks to fill the measuring trough. in this paper, the ac impedance method is used to design a corn straw moisture detector, which can measure the internal moisture of a single corn straw with fast detection speed, high accuracy and low cost. compared with the dc resistance method, the ac impedance method can effectively resist polarization interference, have a stronger signal, and have a larger detection range of moisture content [4]. in this design, a single-chip microcomputer is used as the controller, and the corn straw moisture content detector with temperature compensation function is detected by the ac impedance method, and the detection accuracy is verified by the test. 2. hardware design 2.1. general design the overall block diagram of the system is shown in figure 1. the microcontroller uses a 32-bit controller stm32h743 with a clock speed of 480mhz and up to 16-bit adc resolution, in addition to its high-performance cortex-m7 core and hardware acceleration support, enabling it to perform fft (fast fourier transform) analysis. the singlechip microcomputer sends instructions through the serial interface to control the dds sine wave generator to output a stable 100khz sine wave signal, and then through the constant current source circuit, the voltage and current conversion is carried out, and the two electrodes connect the straw to the circuit, and the output signal is filtered and pressurized, and the voltage signal is collected by the adc module, and the collected signal is calculated by the singlechip microcomputer for fft operation. the temperature information is collected using a ds18b20 chip, and the analog signal is converted to a digital signal by the adc. fig 1. block diagram of the overall system design fig 2. corn straw moisture content detection device 47 2.2. detection device design the corn straw moisture content detection device is shown in figure 2, which uses two stainless steel needles as electrodes, with a spacing of 8mm and a length of 25mm, which can be directly inserted into the corn straw. the device has a built-in temperature sensor, which can measure the temperature in the field in real time. 2.3. circuit design 2.3.1. sine wave excitation circuit using the dds-based direct digital synthesis (ad9833) as the signal generator, the design circuit is shown in figure 3, which requires an external 25m crystal oscillator as the clock source, and the ad9833 writes data through a 3-wire serial interface to adjust the output frequency, phase, and amplitude. here a sinusoidal excitation signal with a frequency value of 100khz and a peak-to-peak value of 0.6v will be set. fig 3. impedance detection circuit 2.3.2. constant current source circuit the core reason for using the constant current source as the excitation is to eliminate the influence of the change of contact resistance and sample density on the measurement results, and when the electrode is in contact with the straw, there is a non-negligible contact resistance on the contact surface, and its magnitude is affected by the pressure, surface oxide layer and other factors. if a constant voltage source is used for excitation, the impedance calculation will be too high. however, the constant current source forces the output current to be constant, and the measured voltage only reflects the measured impedance, and the contact resistance does not affect the calculation result. in addition, the output impedance of the constant current source is extremely high (ideally ∞), which suppresses noise introduced by load changes. in this paper, the circuit is composed of two operational amplifiers, lm358, and the output current of the circuit can be deduced according to the theory of imaginary short and false break: / (1) where is the output of the constant current circuit, and is the output voltage amplitude of the sinusoidal excitation circuit. therefore, as long as the input voltage and remain unchanged, no matter how the load after the circuit changes, it will not affect the constant current output of the circuit. 2.3.3. detection circuits it is composed of a detection probe and an amplifier, and the output voltage of the circuit is: | | (2) where is the output voltage, |z| is the amplitude of the straw impedance. 2.3.4. low-pass filter circuitry a simple rc low-pass filtering circuit that filters out highfrequency noise, and its cut-off frequency is calculated by equation (3). (3) 2.3.5. boost circuit there is a negative voltage in the signal output by the detection circuit, and the adc needs a positive voltage signal for sampling, so a dc bias circuit needs to be added to the circuit so that the signal can be collected normally. 2.3.6. temperature detection circuits temperature has a great influence on the moisture content measured by impedance method, and the detection accuracy of ds18b20 digital thermometer can reach ±0.4°c, and the detection speed is less than 1 second. the temperature detection circuit is shown in figure 4. fig 4. temperature detection circuits 2.3.7. power circuits the microcontroller does not have a negative power supply, so a negative voltage generation circuit needs to be designed, and the tps63700 is used as a voltage converter to provide a stable -5v voltage for the amplifier. the circuit is shown in figure 5. 3. software design it mainly includes the main program, adc data acquisition subroutine, data processing subroutine and display subroutine. the main program mainly completes the initialization of the 48 system and calls each subroutine. the adc data acquisition subroutine collects the temperature signal and the impedance response signal, respectively. the data processing subroutine is mainly to sum and average the temperature data and perform fft operation on the impedance response signal, solve the signal amplitude, calculate the impedance value, fit the data between the moisture content, temperature and impedance value, etc., and calculate the straw moisture content by newton iterative method. the main data obtained is printed to the display by the display subroutine. fig 5. power circuits 4. moisture content detection model and test 4.1. test material the test material was corn straw harvested in autumn in jilin area, and non-rotting and pest-free corn straw was taken as sample. 4.2. test method 3 parts of 10~15 g of raw straw samples were dried in a hot air drying oven at 105°c until the mass was constant [5]. the average of the moisture content of the 3 samples was taken as the initial moisture content of the straw. the results showed that the initial moisture content of the straw used was 10.4%. a certain amount of straw samples were weighed and packed in plastic bags using a mp31001 electronic analytical balance, and straw samples with a moisture content of 10%~20% were prepared by adding a small amount of deionized water to the straw multiple times. stir constantly during the addition of deionized water to evenly distribute the water. subsequently, the sample was double-sealed and placed in a cold room at 2°c for 2~4 days to allow the moisture to be slowly absorbed by the straw sample. in order to ensure uniform water distribution, shake the sample 3~5 times a day. before the test, the actual moisture content of the sample was measured by the drying method. the actual wet-based moisture content of the samples in the test was 10.6%, 15.1%, 17.8% and 20.5%. seal the container with plastic wrap and place in a refrigerator at 2°c. when the temperature of the sample is cooled to about 2 °c, the sample is taken out, quickly placed in a constant temperature drying oven, and the developed moisture content detection device is inserted vertically and completely into the center of the straw sample to ensure that the electrode and temperature sensor are in complete contact with the sample. the temperature of the drying oven was set to 10°c, and when the sample temperature was constant at 10°c for about 3 min, the impedance value of the sample at this temperature was measured. then, set the temperature of the drying oven to 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40°c. when the temperature is lower than 15°c, it takes 7~9 min to heat up from one temperature to the next set temperature, and when the temperature is greater than 15°c, it takes 12~15 min. when the temperature of the sample rises to the set value, extend it for 3~5 min to ensure that the sample temperature is uniform and constant, and then the impedance value is recorded. each moisture content and each temperature are repeated 3 times, and the average of the 3 measurements is taken as the measurement result. 4.3. test results and analysis table 1 shows the data obtained from the experiment, which records the impedance values of corn straw measured by the detector at different moisture content and different temperatures. table 1. straw impedance values under different moisture content and temperature water content w% temperature t/℃ 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 10.6 56.2 54.3 52.8 51.2 48.0 42.7 34.5 15.1 41.3 40.8 38.8 36.6 31.4 21.2 10.5 17.8 32.5 31.6 30.1 25.4 15.1 11.8 7.9 20.5 18.5 17.8 12.7 9.0 6.0 3.9 2.8 the above data are fitted, and the fitting result is as follows in equation (4). |z| 91.6943 0.1742 2.7935 0.0205 0.0371 0.0039 (4) where, | z| is the impedance amplitude, kω; t is the temperature, °c; w is the moisture content, %. the obtained fitting results were tested, firstly, 5 straw samples with moisture content of 10.0%~20.0% were prepared by adding deionized water, and the moisture content of each straw sample was detected at any 5~7 temperatures between 10~40 °c using this detector. this is repeated 3 times at each temperature, and the average of the 3 measurements is taken as the measurement result. the moisture content measured by the developed detector was compared with the actual moisture content obtained by the drying method. the results show that in the range of moisture content of 10.0%~20.0% and temperature of 10~40°c, the absolute 49 measurement error of moisture content of this detector is 2.0%~1.5%, and the response time is less than 1.5 s. 5. conclusion in this paper, a corn straw moisture content detection device was designed based on the ac impedance method, and the software and hardware were designed according to the detection principle, and then the impedance value of corn straw under moisture content and temperature was measured by a self-made detector, and the data were fitted and analyzed. the test results show that the corn straw detector system is reliable in operation, has high measurement accuracy, and has a wide range of application prospects. references [1] ming cui, zhaoyuan hui, yanliang wang, et al. innovative structure and technical characteristics of a multi-functional general-purpose corn harvester product[j]. agricultural machinery, 2023, (07):56-57+60. 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[5] wenchuan guo, jun yang, chi liu, et al. design of a wheat straw moisture content detection instrument based on ac impedance method [j]. transactions of the chinese society of agricultural engineering, 2013, 29(23): 46-52. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 16 application of intrinsic time‐scale decomposition in ground penetrating radar data processing yunwei zhao *, wen zeng, lingxing peng, pengtao zhao, dexuan li hunan provincial communications planning, survey&design institute co., ltd., changsha hunan, 410200, china * corresponding author: yunwei zhao (email: zhaoyunwei2008@126.com) abstract: in order to improve the accuracy of ground penetrating radar image analysis and interpretation, to realize the effective detection of tunnel structure, as well as to improve the performance of its application in engineering inspection, this study adopts the intrinsic time-scale decomposition method to process the ground penetrating radar data. by analyzing the processed data, we find that this method has significant effect in improving the accuracy and stability of ground penetrating radar data processing, and this study is of great significance for the practical application of ground penetrating radar. keywords: intrinsic time-scale decomposition; ground penetrating radar; data processing. 1. introduction in recent years, ground penetrating radar (gpr) technology, as a very effective non-destructive testing (ndt) tool, has been widely used in the detection and analysis of tunnel structures. however, processing and interpreting ground penetrating radar data have been a challenging task due to its complex waveform characteristics and noise interference. therefore, improving the analysis and interpretation of ground penetrating radar images has been a challenge in the field of ground penetrating radar. in the past decades, the intrinsic time-scale decomposition (itd) has been widely used in the field of signal processing with remarkable results. the method has emerged as a powerful nonlinear and non-stationary signal analysis technique, addressing limitations inherent in classical methods such as the fourier and wavelet transforms (frei and osorio, 2007). this approach facilitates efficient time–frequency–energy (tfe) analysis, enabling the extracting of meaningful features from complex signals. its capability to decipher minute changes in signals makes it particularly suitable for applications involving nonlinearsignal data processing, such as eeg analysis for seizure prediction (martis et al., 2013) and fault diagnosis in mechanical systems (an et al., 2012; jin et al., 2017). several studies have demonstrated the versatility of itd in practical fault diagnosis scenarios. for instance, (hu et al., 2015) introduced an ensemble version of itd (eitd), which employs cubic spline interpolation and linear transformation to mitigate end effects and signal distortion, thereby enhancing fault detection accuracy in wind turbine gearboxes. similarly, zhang and liu (2017) combined complete ensemble itd (ceitd) with least-square support vector machines (lssvm), optimized via hybrid algorithms, to effectively identify faults in diesel engines, overcoming mode-mixing issues typical of standard itd. the application of itd extends to the analysis of vibration signals for gear and planetary gearbox fault diagnosis under variable conditions. (xing et al., 2017) integrated itd with singular value decomposition (svd) and svm to improve fault classification robustness. (feng et al., 2016) utilized joint amplitude and frequency demodulation based on itd to address multiple modulation sources in planetary gearboxes, further validating the method through experimental signals. in biomedical signal processing, itd has been employed for automated seizure prediction from eeg signals, where it enables the extraction of subtle nonlinear features critical for classification tasks (martis et al., 2013). additionally, jin et al. (2017) developed an automated quantification method for fragmented qrs complexes, leveraging itd to provide objective and efficient analysis compared to traditional visual inspection. the adaptability of itd to various domains is further exemplified by its application in identifying specific emitter signals, such as communication and radar signals, where it aids in estimating instantaneous parameters for emitter recognition (song et al., 2010). moreover, the method's potential in environmental monitoring has been explored, with (rezaie-balf et al., 2020) applying an ensemble kalman filter combined with neural networks for water quality index prediction, illustrating the broader applicability of data-driven models integrated with itd. overall, the literature underscores itd's effectiveness in extracting meaningful features from complex, nonlinear, and non-stationary signals across diverse fields, including mechanical fault diagnosis, biomedical signal analysis, and environmental monitoring. the aim of this study is to explore the application of the intrinsic time-scale decomposition in the processing of ground penetrating radar data and to further improve the analysis and interpretation of ground penetrating radar images, which can be used to effectively detect the tunnel structure and obtain important structural information through the intrinsic time-scale decomposition of ground penetrating radar data. 2. the intrinsic time-scale decomposition intrinsic time-scale decomposition (itd) was proposed by mark g. frei and ivan osorio in 2007. the purpose of itd is to decompose the data into a series of intrinsic rotational components that characterize the signal and a monotonic trend component. the itd algorithm employs a single-wave analysis, which is capable of real-time processing of signals 17 and provides an efficient and accurate time-frequency analysis method in the field of signal analysis. the itd algorithm uses a single-wave analysis method to process the signal in real time, providing an efficient and accurate timefrequency analysis method for signal analysis. assume xt is the original signal, and define l as the baseline extraction operator. after applying l to the original signal, the remaining residual is defined as the intrinsic rotation. thus, if the intrinsic rotation extraction operator is denoted by h, then h=1-l. this yields a one-step decomposition of xt as:  1t t t t tx lx l x l h     (1) where lt is the baseline signal, representing the relatively low-frequency portions. ht is the proper rotational signal, representing the relative high-frequency portions. let {τk, k=1,2,···} be the extreme points of the signal {xt, t > 0} and for convenience define τ0=0. denote x(τk) and l(τk) by xk and lk, respectively, and assume that lt and ht are defined on [0, τk] and that xt makes sense on [0, τk+2]. l is the baseline extraction operator defined on (τk, τk+1]:  1 1 t k k x t k t k k k l l l l l x x x x           (2) where,    1 1 2 1 2 1k k k k k k k k k l x x x x                       (3) the value of α is (0, 1), usually 0.5, but in practice, with the change of the signal, the value is not necessarily the best to take 0.5. in general, for high-frequency components of the signal, the value of α should be slightly larger, while for lowfrequency components of the signal, the value should be slightly smaller. but in general, it is better to take a value between 0.4 and 0.6. for each decomposition, the resulting base signal is reused as the input signal to continue the decomposition until a monotonic signal is obtained. this decomposes the original signal into a series of sums of intrinsic rotational components of decreasing instantaneous frequency and a monotonic trend component.     2 1 0 1 t t t t t t p k p t k x hx lx hx h l lx h l l x h l l x                   (4) where hlkxt is the (k+1)st level proper rotation signal and lpxt is either the monotonic trend or the lowest frequency baseline extracted if the decomposition is stopped before the monotonic trend is reached. here, h=1-l is used, and the formula for telescoping summation is as follows:   2 11 1 1p p pl l l l l        (5) the steps of one itd decomposition are as follows: (1) the extreme points {τk, k=1,2,···} of the original signal (green solid line) change in real time with the signal. the itd method waits for the next local extreme point based on the current local extreme point, after which it proceeds to the next step. (2) new extreme points of the original signal are quickly detected, and monotonic fragments of the baseline are constructed in the adjacent interval of extreme points. (3) the baseline signal fragment is restricted to the already described starting and ending intervals when it is in the interval of extreme value points, and can be linearly transformed to the input signal. (4) the original signal is subtracted from the baseline signal to produce the rotational component at high frequencies, and then the decomposition is continued by using the above baseline signal as the new channel input signal. (5) repeat the decomposition using the above method, the original signal will be decomposed into a series of rotational components and a trend component, each rotational signal according to the frequency band from high to low to decompose the obtained, so the itd algorithm this method of signal analysis is adaptive, can be used for the analysis of nonsmooth and nonlinear signals. 3. application of intrinsic time-scaled decomposition to gpr the limitations of conventional ground-penetrating radar (gpr) data processing are well-documented across multiple studies, highlighting challenges in resolution, spatiotemporal dynamics, noise suppression, and data interpretation. traditional gpr techniques often struggle to accurately resolve subsurface features due to inherent methodological constraints. one prominent limitation pertains to resolution. (langman et al., 1994) demonstrated that the performance of gpr systems, especially when employing the extended prony method, is significantly affected by the signal-to-noise ratio (snr). in order to verify the effectiveness of the intrinsic timescale decomposition in improving the effect of groundpenetrating radar data processing, this study selects the ground-penetrating radar raw data of two typical tunnel secondary lining dehollowing diseases, and through the stepby-step decomposition of the raw data, the signal is decomposed into a series of prc components, and the signal and the noise are distributed in these components according to their own instantaneous frequency spectrum characteristics, and the components where the signal is located are superimposed through the reconstruction, thus removing the noise contained in the signal. fig. 1 shows a typical dehollowing disease of the tunnel secondary lining structure, which mainly appears at the intersection of two secondary linings, and the shape of this disease is manifested as a triangle, figure 1(a) is the result of comparing the original waveform of the 350th data (scan is 350) and the waveform of the data processed based on the intrinsic time scale decomposition method, and figure 1(b) is the relative error of the two waveforms in fig. 1(a), which is calculated as follows 18 (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 1. the comparison between raw data and intrinsic time-scale decomposition results for example 1. (a)comparison of wave for scan=350,(b)the relative error for scan=350, (c) raw data, (d) the results of intrinsic time-scale decomposition 100%result raw raw d d r d    (6) where r is the relative error, dresult is the processing result based on the intrinsic time-scale decomposition, and draw is the original data. from fig. 1(b), it can be seen that there are four obvious positive extreme points of the relative error, t is 5.5ns, 8.1ns, 10.6ns, 14.8ns, respectively, and correspondingly, its relative error is 18.28%, 13.84%, 16.71%, 13.98%, respectively. when t is 5.5ns, the waveform is the reflected wave at the upper interface of the debonding lesion; when t is 8.1ns, the waveform is the reflected wave at the lower interface of the debonding lesion; and when t is 10.6ns and t is 14.8ns, the waveform is the multiple reflected wave of the debonding lesion. as can be seen from fig. 1(b) and fig. 1(d), after the treatment of the intrinsic time scale decomposition, the amplitudes of the reflected waves at the upper and lower interfaces of the disease are significantly improved, which are easier to recognize. at the same time, the multiple reflected wave amplitude of the infestation is also increased and is unsuppressed. fig. 2 shows a conventional dehollowing disease of the tunnel secondary lining structure, which exhibits a horizontal shape. fig. 2(a) shows the results of the comparison between the original waveform of the 350th data (scan is 350) and the waveform of the data processed based on the intrinsic timescale decomposition, and fig. 2(b) shows the relative errors of the two waveforms in fig. 2(a). from fig. 2(b), it can be seen that there are four obvious positive extreme points of the relative errors, t is 4.9ns, 6.6ns, 9.7ns, 11.1ns, and correspondingly, their relative errors are 18.46%, 13.82%, 17.18%, 15.76%, respectively. when t is 4.9ns, the waveform is the reflected wave at the upper interface of the debonding lesion; when t is 6.6ns, the waveform is the reflected wave at the lower interface of the debonding lesion; and when t is 9.7ns and t is 11.1ns, the waveform is the multiple reflected wave of the debonding lesion. as can be seen from fig. 2(b) and fig. 2(d), after the treatment of the intrinsic time-scale decomposition, the amplitudes of the reflected waves at the upper and lower interfaces of the disease are significantly improved, which are easier to recognize. at the same time, the multiple reflected wave amplitude of the infestation is also increased and is unsuppressed. as can be seen from figs. 1 and 2, after the processing of the raw data by the intrinsic time-scale decomposition, the reflected waves at the upper and lower interfaces of the disease are amplified and more easily recognized. at the same time, its multiple reflected waves are also amplified, and the 19 intrinsic time scale method cannot suppress the multiple reflected waves. (a) (b) (c) (d) fig 2. the comparison between raw data and intrinsic time-scale decomposition results for example 2. (a)comparison of wave for scan=350,(b)the relative error for scan=350, (c) raw data, (d) the results of intrinsic time-scale decomposition 4. conclusion in this study, by exploring the application of the intrinsic time-scale decomposition in ground penetrating radar data processing, effective detection of tunnel structures is realized, and important structural information is obtained. (1) this method has an obvious effect in improving the analysis and interpretation of ground penetrating radar images. compared with the traditional ground penetrating radar data processing methods, this method presents significant advantages in improving the processing accuracy and stability. (2) there are still some shortcomings in this study that need to be further improved. the applicability and feasibility of the intrinsic time-scale decomposition in ground penetrating radar data processing need to be further verified, especially the stability and reliability under different geological environments and radar parameter settings. the data processing methods and parameter settings in this study need to be optimized to achieve more accurate and reproducible ground penetrating radar data processing results. 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[11] zhang, j. and liu, y., 2017. application of complete ensemble intrinsic time-scale decomposition and least-square svm optimized using hybrid de and pso to fault diagnosis of diesel engines. frontiers of information technology & electronic engineering, 18(2): 272-286. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 51 research on the auxiliary learning mechanism of bim (building information modeling) course in the curriculum system of architectural engineering technology major yaji liu *, jiamin zhao, xiaoqian xu yunnan open university, kunming, yunnan, china * corresponding author: yaji liu abstract: the bim (building information modeling) course is based on 3d digital technology and integrates various types of information throughout the entire life cycle of buildings. this paper explores the value of integrating various subjects into the bim course system, seeks bim solutions in the process of integrating theoretical teaching and practical skills in the cultivation of talents in the field of architectural engineering technology, and explores a new mechanism for evaluating the professional course system. provide reference opinions for the cultivation of talents in the architectural engineering technology major of vocational education. keywords: bim; building information modeling; architectural engineering technology curriculum system; auxiliary learning. 1. introduction the major of architectural engineering technology is a core discipline that aims to cultivate high-quality skilled talents with comprehensive capabilities in architectural engineering design, construction and management. its curriculum system usually covers three major modules: "basic theory professional technology practical application". it includes core courses such as "architectural drawing and reading", "architectural construction and reading", "architectural mechanics", "concrete structures", "construction technology", "architectural surveying", and "project management of construction engineering". however, traditional course teaching has problems such as "obvious disciplinary barriers", "fragmented knowledge", and "disconnection between theory and practice". students find it difficult to connect scattered knowledge points into a complete engineering logic chain. especially when dealing with complex construction projects, their learning outcomes are often affected due to insufficient spatial imagination, inefficient information transmission, and weak collaborative ability. bim (building information modeling, building information model) technology is based on threedimensional digital technology and integrates geometric information, physical information, construction information and management information throughout the entire life cycle of construction projects (design, construction, operation and maintenance) dynamic association and visual expression of data are achieved through parametric models[1]. integrating the bim (building information modeling) course into the curriculum system of the architectural engineering technology major is not only an inevitable requirement for the digital transformation of the industry (the ministry of housing and urban-rural development has explicitly stated that "by 2025, the proportion of prefabricated buildings in new buildings will reach over 30%, and bim technology application will be fully popularized"), but also can be achieved through its "integration, visualization, and collaboration" characteristics[2]. build a multi-dimensional and full-process auxiliary learning mechanism to help students break through the bottlenecks of traditional learning. 2. bim courses serve as a "bridge and link": connecting fragmented knowledge and strengthening the integration of the knowledge system the traditional courses of the architectural engineering technology major are offered in stages according to the "disciplinary logic". although there are intrinsic connections among the courses (for example, "architectural drawing and reading" provides the knowledge basis of drawing expression for "architectural construction and reading", and "architectural construction and reading" clarifies the requirements of building construction for "architectural construction technology"), students often view individual courses in isolation during the learning process. it is difficult to establish a "global perspective". the core value of the bim course lies in mapping scattered course knowledge points onto the same digital carrier through the construction and application of 3d information models [3], thus forming a "model-centered" knowledge network. 2.1. visual mapping: transforming abstract theories into intuitive models for instance, when learning the "three-view projection rules" of "architectural drawing and reading", students often make reading errors due to the difficulty in converting the space of two-dimensional drawings. in the bim course, students directly create 3d building models through software such as revit, automatically generating floor plans, elevations, and sections that comply with national standards, and verifying the correctness of the projection principle in reverse. 52 this reverse derivation process from "three dimensions to two dimensions" not only deepens the understanding of drawing rules but also visually demonstrates the "impact of design changes on the drawings of all specialties" through the dynamic adjustment of the model (such as the automatic update of relevant views after modifying the wall thickness), helping students establish the cognitive logic that "drawings are models and models are engineering entities". figure 1. three-dimensional information model of the staircase figure 2. three-dimensional information model of the arch bridge for instance, the course "building construction and drawing recognition" involves the design and connection relationships of components such as foundations, walls, doors and windows, floor slabs, and stairs. in traditional teaching, it relies on detailed two-dimensional node drawings for explanation, making it difficult for students to understand the spatial overlap logic between components. the bim course directly builds building models through parametric component libraries (such as prefabricated stairs and prefabricated exterior walls). students can "disassemble" any component to view the internal structure (such as the arrangement of steel bars at beam-column joints and the stacking sequence of waterproof layers), and even simulate the walking path of a person inside the building through the roaming function, intuitively feeling the impact of structural design on the usage function. this "what you see is what you get" learning approach transforms abstract construction principles into interactive three-dimensional scenes, significantly enhancing the efficiency of knowledge internalization. 2.2. parametric association: revealing the logical linkage of knowledge across courses the core feature of the bim model is "parameter-driven". for instance, when the cross-sectional dimensions of a certain beam are modified (from 300mm in width to 400mm), the associated data such as the amount of concrete used, the area of the formwork, and the load transfer path will be automatically updated. and it is simultaneously reflected in the structural calculation book of the "building structure and drawing recognition" course, the formwork erection plan of the "building construction technology" course, and the material list of the "building engineering measurement and valuation" course. this mechanism of "one modification, global response" enables students to clearly recognize that any design change in any link of construction engineering (such as structural selection, material replacement) will trigger a chain reaction, and further understand that "each professional course does not exist in isolation but is an organic whole that works collaboratively around the engineering goal." figure 3. solid rendering model of beam reinforcement. figure 4. three-dimensional planar model of shear wall reinforcement take the comprehensive case of "frame structure residential design" as an example: in the bim course, students need to first determine the cross-sectional dimensions of beams and columns based on the force analysis in "building mechanics", then plan the room division according to the functional layout in "building construction and drawing", and finally select the appropriate formwork support system through "building construction technology". all decisions must be verified in the same model (for example, if the beam height is too high, it may lead to insufficient indoor clear height, and the structural plan needs to be adjusted). this closed-loop learning process of "design verification optimization" helps students break the "singlecourse thinking pattern" and establish a systematic knowledge framework of "overall planning and local optimization". 3. bim courses as "practical carriers": bridging the gap between theory and application, and enhancing the ability to solve engineering problems the training objective of the architectural engineering technology major is to cultivate compound talents who "understand design, excel in construction, and are capable of management". however, in the traditional curriculum system, 53 there is often a "time lag" and "scene disconnection" between theoretical teaching (such as the derivation of architectural mechanics formulas and the explanation of construction technology principles) and practical teaching (such as on-site internships and course design). it is difficult for students to directly apply what they have learned in class to the complex situations of real projects. the bim course embeds theoretical knowledge into the solution process of specific engineering problems by building a "virtual engineering environment", providing students with a practical platform for "safe trial and error and repeated iteration". 3.1. virtual simulation: expose and solve potential engineering problems in advance in traditional construction technology courses, students can only understand engineering accidents such as "collapse of high formwork support systems" and "pipeline collisions leading to rework" through case analysis, lacking intuitive cognition [4]. in the bim course, students can conduct "construction simulation" and "collision detection" through software such as navisworks. for instance, when simulating the concrete pouring process of a certain high-rise building, the software can automatically calculate the load distribution of the formwork support system based on the model. if the parameter settings are unreasonable (such as excessive spacing between vertical rods), the system will directly prompt the risk of "insufficient bearing capacity". when conducting the comprehensive layout of mechanical and electrical pipelines, the bim model can quickly detect the spatial conflict positions between air ducts and water pipes, as well as electrical pipelines (such as a 200mm overlap between an air duct and a fire sprinkler pipe at a certain point), and generate an optimization and adjustment plan. this "proactive risk prediction" mechanism enables students not only to master "how to do it" (the construction process steps), but also to have a deeper understanding of "why to do it this way" (the safety and economic logic behind it). for instance, when students were simulating the masonry construction of a certain residential building, they found through the bim model that "there were no reserved positions for structural columns on both sides of the door and window openings". if the construction was carried out in the traditional way, it would be necessary to drill walls and plant bars in the later stage, which not only affected the quality but also increased the cost. by adjusting the masonry brick arrangement scheme in the model (synchronizing the design of structural columns and walls), not only the seismic requirements of the structure were met, but also the later rework was reduced. such practices enable students to truly experience the engineering thinking of "theory guiding practice and practice nourishing theory". 3.2. collaborative work: cultivate the awareness of teamwork and full-process management construction engineering is a typical multi-disciplinary collaborative project (architecture, structure, water supply and drainage, electrical and other specialties need to be advanced simultaneously), but in traditional courses, the contents of each specialty are taught separately, and students lack the experience of cross-disciplinary collaboration. the bim course simulates the collaborative workflow of real projects through the "multi-disciplinary model integration" function (such as integrating the wall models of the architecture major, the beam, slab and column models of the structural major, and the pipeline models of the mechanical and electrical major on the same platform). students are grouped to play different professional roles (such as architects, structural engineers, and construction workers), and complete their respective tasks in the shared model. and through functions such as "collision check", "progress simulation", and "engineering quantity statistics", real-time communication and coordination are carried out[5]. for instance, in a certain teaching case, students majoring in architecture designed an arc-shaped facade, but students majoring in structural engineering found during the modeling process that "the height of the beam section in the arc-shaped area was too large, affecting the interior space effect." through the instant messaging and version management functions of the bim platform, the two groups of students jointly adjusted the plan (changing the arc-shaped beams to variable cross-section beams and optimizing the decorative lines on the building's exterior walls), and ultimately met the architectural aesthetic requirements while ensuring structural safety. this kind of "model-based collaborative work" not only trains students' professional skills, but also cultivates their teamwork ability of "putting themselves in others' shoes, sharing information and taking responsibility together", which is precisely the core quality that future construction engineering technicians must possess. 4. bim courses as "evaluation tools": dynamic feedback on learning outcomes and optimization of teaching strategies traditional course evaluation mainly relies on "paperbased tests" (theoretical knowledge) and "course design drawings" (practical achievements), and there are problems such as "emphasizing results over processes" and "single evaluation dimensions" (for example, it is unable to quantify students' spatial imagination ability and collaborative communication ability). the bim course provides multidimensional learning feedback for teachers and students by recording the operation data of students during the process of model creation, parameter adjustment, and problem-solving (such as the number of modifications, collision detection pass rate, and model fineness), and combining process evaluation with result evaluation. 4.1. process data tracking: accurately identify weak points in learning bim software (such as revit and glodon bim5d) can automatically record students' operation logs. for example, in the "building model construction" task, the system will count the creation time of basic components such as "walls, columns, and beams" by students and the number of parameter input errors. in the "collision detection" task, record the types of conflicts discovered by students (structuremechanical and electrical conflicts account for 60%, buildingmechanical and electrical conflicts account for 30%) and their resolution efficiency. by analyzing these data, teachers can accurately identify students' weak points (such as a student's insufficient understanding of the logic of structural force, resulting in an unreasonable design of beam sections; a student's lack of construction experience and failure to 54 recognize the conflict risks of pipeline pre-buried positions), and then adjust the teaching focus (such as adding special training on "structural-construction collaborative design"). 4.2. visualization of model outcomes: visually present the growth trajectory of capabilities unlike traditional course designs that only require the submission of two-dimensional drawings, bim courses require students to submit a complete digital outcome that includes "three-dimensional models + bill of quantities + construction progress simulation + operation and maintenance information". teachers can visually assess the improvement process of students from "basic modeling ability" to "comprehensive application ability" by comparing their models at different stages (for example, the initial model only contains basic geometric information, while the later model integrates material properties, construction process parameters, and equipment operation and maintenance data). for instance, a student's residential model created at the beginning of the course could only meet the "appearance expression", but in the later stage of the course, they were able to generate a "concrete usage statistics table", "masonry brick layout diagram", and "5d construction schedule plan (including cost and resource allocation)" based on the model, and use navisworks to simulate the flow construction process of "main structure secondary structure decoration project". this "visible growth trajectory" not only enhances students' sense of achievement in learning, but also provides a basis for teachers to adjust the teaching pace (such as introducing 5dbim applications in advance). 5. conclusion the bim (building information modeling) course does not exist in isolation within the curriculum system of the architectural engineering technology major. instead, it has established an auxiliary learning system centered on models and oriented towards capabilities through three major mechanisms: "knowledge integration bridge", "practical application carrier", and "dynamic evaluation tool". it not only addresses the pain points in traditional courses such as "fragmented knowledge", "disconnection between theory and practice", and "weak collaborative ability", but also conforms to the trend of digital transformation in the construction industry, cultivating students' comprehensive qualities of "understanding design, being proficient in construction, capable of management, and able to innovate". in the future, with the deep integration of bim technology with the internet of things and big data (such as cim urban information model and smart construction site management), the role of bim courses in the professional curriculum system will be further strengthened, becoming a key engine for promoting the highquality development of architectural 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[5] li haizong, fei fanke. “research on the innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum system of higher vocational colleges: taking the architectural engineering technology major as an example ",architecture and culture, 2022 (06) : 13-15. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 210 an ensemble multi‐model voting method for adapting to concept drift min wang school of computer science and technology, taiyuan normal university, jinzhong shanxi, 030619, china abstract: aiming at the challenges posed by concept drift in streaming data mining, this paper proposes an ensemble multimodel voting method for adapting to concept drift (emvm_atcd). the method employs integrated multi-classifiers to improve model stability, uses online learning methods to update the model, and adds a dropout layer to force the model to learn different combinations to enhance generalization ability. a voting mechanism is used to process the model prediction results to enhance the ability to cope with concept drift. experimental results show that the method achieves performance improvements ranging from 0.1% to 10% on multiple datasets, proving that it can effectively handle various types of data. keywords: streaming data mining; integration methods; voting mechanisms; concept drift. 1. introduction concept drift [1-2] is a challenging task in the field of streaming data mining. concept drift is a phenomenon where the data generation process changes at a point in time. the difference with traditional data mining lies in the fact that data in streaming data is constantly generated and arrives in real time. the underlying model is unable to provide accurate predictions when faced with data distributions that are subject to change, and the emergence of conceptual drift makes many classical learning algorithms become inapplicable when dealing with streaming data, bringing great adjustments to data mining. with the development of research, deep learning [3-6] techniques have gradually emerged to cope with concept drift. for concept drift, common strategies include incremental learning, adaptive strategies, sliding window methods, and integration methods. these strategies aim to help models cope with changes in data while improving robustness. incremental learning is a batch learning method that does not rely on learning from the complete dataset, and its updates the model parameters by learning incrementally as new data arrives. adapting to data changes by means of adjusting the learning rate, regularization and model changes are adaptive strategies. weighted voting mechanism retains the prediction results of both historical and newly arrived data, and in order to focus the model's attention on the current data, the newly arrived data is given a higher weight to enhance the adaptability. the sliding window approach sets up a fixed-size data window, retains the latest samples to train the model, and as new data arrives, the window slides while removing the oldest data to detect changes in the data distribution. as the research on conceptual drift is gradually deepening, practical application areas are beginning to use models based on conceptual drift research for data analysis. long and shortterm memory networks (i-ltsm) [7] are used in the field of information security to enhance the adaptive protection of the system against attacks by detecting anomalies in the network. deepbreath [8] analyzes data from the financial market to mitigate financial risks and has been verified to yield better returns than expert investments. concept explorer [9] visualizes concept drift to helps decision makers to visualize and monitor in behavioral analysis and air quality detection, and helps to inform the adoption of subsequent strategies by experts. thus, the concept drift adaptation approach enables the potential relationships in the data to be recognized, and with the understanding of the data patterns, decision makers can effectively determine the main influencing factors and identify potential dangers in order to make the right decisions. conceptual drift research applied to practical problems can support decision making in different fields. in this paper, based on the existing deep learning methods, the network model with fast convergence speed and guaranteed real-time update is selected, in order to improve the prediction performance while improving the ability to adapt to the conceptual drift of the model. in this paper, a classification prediction model integrating multi-model voting is designed based on a single hidden layer neural network, and the overall structure is designed by integrating multiple networks, adding dropout layers and other methods. the results show that the method adapts to the occurrence of conceptual drift while improving the prediction ability. 2. basics 2.1. single hidden layer neural networks the design of neural networks originates from the biological nervous system by mimicking the connection between neurons and the process of information transfer. a single hidden layer neural network [10] is a neural network that contains only one hidden layer, which is less computationally intensive and the training process is more efficient compared to deep neural networks. each layer in the structure consists of multiple neurons and each neuron has its weight, the hidden layer will transform the input information in a non-linear way and the output layer is processed by activation function for prediction. the neural network relies on the back propagation algorithm [11], which adjusts the weight changes by calculating the error between the predicted and true results so that it can approximate the true results. in this paper, the model is constructed by integrating a single hidden layer neural network as a way to cope with complex scenarios containing conceptual drift. 2.2. dropout regularization technique dropout enhances the model's ability to learn various data 211 characteristics by randomly discarding some neurons during neural network computation so that the model does not only look at certain neurons or features. when the training data is unbalanced, the neural network performs well on classes with a high number of occurrences and will ignore the presence of a few classes, resulting in a model that is poor at recognizing a few classes. the proposal of the dropout layer breaks this neuron dependence so that the network has to learn from a wider range of features, and each neuron learns the data features, increasing the independence of the neurons. dropout is applicable to a variety of neural networks and has achieved significant results in many tasks. 3. integration model 3.1. algorithmic model emvm_atcd obtains an integrated model with high performance by integrating a single hidden layer neural network. the prediction results of the integrated model are weighted and the model is updated in reverse to improve the extraction of data patterns, and a dropout layer is introduced to improve the generalization performance and prevent overfitting to cope with the concept drift challenge. the model structure is shown in figure 1: fig 1. structure of the emvm_atcd model the algorithm enters the model sequentially in the form of data blocks with a serially integrated single hidden layer neural network structure, and after each base model has finished running, it passes the prediction probability to all the base models behind it, and the models behind it will combine the current model prediction probability with the transmitted prediction probability and weight the probabilities to calculate the output result. subsequently, the output results of multiple base models are voted to get the final result, which improves the robustness of the model. in this, each base model updates the model by calculating the error based on the prediction results to improve the model's adaptability in the event of conceptual drift. 3.2. model structure the model structure of the algorithm combines incremental learning and integration methods [12-17], serially integrating multiple single hidden layer neural network models to compensate for the limitations of single hidden layer neural networks in processing complex data. incremental learning is introduced to update the model parameters every time new information is learned, which improves the generalization performance in the face of concept drift and reduces computational resources through continuous iteration. each base learner in the integrated approach has a different learning process for the data, which can better capture the diversity and changes in the data and improve the overall stability of the model. as shown in figure 2: the integrated model structure is a serial model, first of all the data enters the model sequentially in the form of a fixed data block , and the output of the j-th base model is , , 1,2,⋯ , , 1,2,⋯ , , in which is the parameter set in the corresponding base model, and there is also a corresponding weight , 0,1,⋯ , in each base model, so that the output of each model is: ∑ , (1) the model is designed on the basis of incremental learning, and the output in eq. (1) will be weighted by combining the prediction results of previous base models, which can improve the overall performance. as the data block x_i enters, each base model will make a prediction based on the current parameters, which are the parameters of the updated model after the prediction of the previous data block is finished. the m-1st base learner process is as follows: ∑ , , , (2) the result of the mth base learner is to add the corresponding output to eq. (2). in the process of weighting the output of multiple models, the input of the mth base learner will combine the original input and the hidden layer output of the m-1st base model, expanding the capacity of the model while increasing the complexity of the model, and ensuring the performance of model adaptation through multiple rounds of computational iterations. 3.3. parameter updates each base learner in the integrated model updates its parameters through a back-propagation mechanism, which first calculates the error and updates the error in the opposite direction to optimize all parameters and weights in the base learner. the data and labels of the sample are divided into , by data blocks, and the parameter set obtained through 212 optimization is , , , at this time, the classification result of the j-th base learner is: , (3) fig 2. model structure diagram at this moment a reverse parameter update is performed based on the classification results, utilizing eq. (4), with η being the learning rate: , , , (4) and eq. (5), with λ being the proportion of discarded neurons added to the dropout layer: , , , (5) in the update parameter equation, l represents the crossentropy loss function, where c is the number of categories: , ∑ ⋅ log (6) after several rounds of updating, the final results for multiple base models are: (7) a final vote was taken to obtain the following results: , … , (8) the gradient optimization method used in this algorithm updates the model parameters by optimizing the loss function, effectively accelerating the model learning process. the introduction of dropout regularization method is added to reduce the risk of overfitting and make each base learner more independent. voting mechanism is used as a core part to enhance robustness. combining multiple strategies enhances the final decision accuracy. 213 4. experimental design and experimental results 4.1. experimental details 4.1.1. dataset six synthetic datasets and four real datasets generated with moa stream generator are selected. the dataset information is in table 1. table 1. the dataset used for the experiment dataset sample /k feature dimension class label drift type sea 100 3 2 gradual drift hyperplane 100 10 2 incremental drift rbfblips 100 20 4 abrupt drift led_abrupt 100 24 10 abrupt drift led_gradual 100 24 10 gradual drift tree 100 30 10 abrupt drift electricity 45.3 6 2 unknow kddcup99 494 41 23 unknow covertype 581 54 7 unknow weather 95.1 9 3 unknow 4.1.2. evaluation criteria this paper evaluates and analyzes the performance of the model from several aspects, mainly including the model's performance in dealing with unknown data (i.e., generalization ability). (1) average real-time accuracy is a measure of the average level of model performance over the entire time course, defined as: ∑ (9) where represents the accuracy of the model at time node . a higher average real-time accuracy indicates a better real-time classification ability of the model. to cope with datasets with imbalanced categories, uses the balanced accuracy score [18], which calculates the average of the accuracies for each category: ∑ ∗ (10) where denotes the total number of categories, represents the elements in row and column of the confusion matrix, and ∗ refers to the sum of all elements in column i of the confusion matrix. (2) the final cumulative accuracy is a measure of the overall performance of the model over the entire time period and is defined as: ∑ (11) where represents the number of samples in the data block and is the number of samples that the model is correct at the time node of moment . the final cumulative accuracy reflects the overall performance of the model. 4.1.3. experimental environment and setup the computer used for the experiments was configured with an intel(r) core (tm) i9-13900hx 2.20 ghz processor, 16 gb of ddr5 ram, and an nvidia geforce rtx 4060 laptop 8 gb graphics card. the data block size is set to 100, the activation function is chosen to be relu, the learning rate is fixed to 0.01, the threshold is set to 0.8, the number of base learners is 3, and the number of hidden layer nodes is 100. 4.2. experimental results table 2. comparison of average real-time accuracy of different methods dataset average real-time accuracy (ranked) dnn2 dnn4 dnn8 resnet highway hbp emvm_atcd sea 0.6217(7) 0.6782(6) 0.6782(5) 0.7698(4) 0.8064(2) 0.8056(3) 0.8462(1) hyperplane 0.8913(5) 0.8930(4) 0.8905(6) 0.8892(7) 0.9053(2) 0.8969(3) 0.9262(1) rbfblips 0.9460(4) 0.9448(6) 0.9451(5) 0.9406(7) 0.9581(2) 0.9517(3) 0.9720(1) led_abrupt 0.6122(2) 0.6030(4) 0.5741(7) 0.5912(6) 0.6016(5) 0.6068(3) 0.6183(1) led_gradual 0.6206(3) 0.6134(5) 0.5873(8) 0.6067(7) 0.6116(6) 0.6191(4) 0.6310(1) tree 0.3301(3) 0.3268(4) 0.2378(8) 0.2877(6) 0.2952(5) 0.2799(7) 0.6007(1) electricity 0.6657(2) 0.6464(4) 0.6031(7) 0.5821(8) 0.6337(5) 0.6115(6) 0.6939(1) kddcup99 0.8796(2) 0.7186(6) 0.4763(7) 0.6534(5) 0.7537(4) 0.7670(3) 0.9379(1) covertype 0.5251(7) 0.5739(6) 0.6243(4) 0.6183(5) 0.6354(3) 0.6465(2) 0.8452(1) weather 0.8478(2) 0.8050(6) 0.8057(5) 0.8034(7) 0.7813(8) 0.8139(3) 0.8393(1) average ranking 3.7 5.1 6.2 6.2 4.2 3.7 1.0 table 2 shows the average real-time accuracies and rankings of several models on different datasets.the emvm_atcd method performs well on all datasets, and the average real-time accuracy ranking is always in the first place, with its stability and adaptability. its overall average ranking is 1.0, indicating that its combined performance on multiple 214 datasets far exceeds that of other models. the method's relatively good performance and advantages in datasets such as sea, hyperplane, and rbfblips are especially obvious, and emvm_atcd is able to capture and adapt to their changes better. the average ordinal value is for the j-th algorithm, ranked on the dataset, the average ordinal value ∑ of the j-th algorithm. table 3 demonstrates the comparison of the final cumulative accuracies of the different methods on each dataset, as well as the corresponding rankings. taken together, the emvm_atcd method performs outstandingly on all datasets with an average ranking of 1.5, which is significantly better than the other methods. the datasets sea, hyperplane, rbfblips, and led_abrupt, etc., on which the emvm_atcd method performs particularly well, all of them obtaining high final cumulative accuracies and rankings, which proves that the method is highly adaptable and effective in dealing with these datasets. table 3. comparison of final cumulative accuracies of different methods dataset final cumulative accuracy (ranked) dnn2 dnn4 dnn8 resnet highway hbp emvm_atcd sea 0.6579(7) 0.7303(6) 0.7349(5) 0.8062(4) 0.8307(3) 0.8309(2) 0.8472(1) hyperplane 0.8912(5) 0.8933(4) 0.8908(6) 0.8887(7) 0.9053(2) 0.8970(3) 0.9260(1) rbfblips 0.9479(6) 0.9489(5) 0.9478(7) 0.9433(8) 0.9600(3) 0.9542(4) 0.9719(1) led_abrupt 0.6125(3) 0.6033(5) 0.5747(8) 0.5915(7) 0.6016(6) 0.6069(4) 0.6190(1) led_gradual 0.6208(3) 0.6137(5) 0.5879(8) 0.6067(7) 0.6117(6) 0.6186(4) 0.6319(1) tree 0.5589(3) 0.5505(4) 0.4725(8) 0.5069(6) 0.5340(5) 0.5042(7) 0.6772(1) electricity 0.6821(2) 0.6715(4) 0.6411(7) 0.6303(8) 0.6621(5) 0.6504(6) 0.6894(1) kddcup99 0.9832(1) 0.9195(6) 0.7812(7) 0.9276(5) 0.9414(4) 0.9823(2) 0.9811(3) covertype 0.6984(7) 0.7336(6) 0.7677(5) 0.7730(4) 0.7824(2) 0.7903(1) 0.7762(3) weather 0.8872(1) 0.8743(5) 0.8754(4) 0.8708(6) 0.8362(7) 0.8824(3) 0.8835(2) average ranking 3.8 5.0 6.5 6.2 4.2 3.7 1.5 5. conclusion classical algorithms have average performance when computing data containing conceptual drift, an integrated multi-model voting method adapted to conceptual drift is proposed to cope with the conceptual drift problem by integrating a single hidden-layer neural network to take advantage of multi-models and to improve accuracy in the changing environment of data. the neural network has a simple structure, which can save a lot of computational resources, and is able to quickly learn and adapt to changes in data distribution. a voting mechanism is used along with weighted prediction computation to increase the stability of the model and overcome the limitations of a single model. the results show that the proposed algorithm in the dataset containing conceptual drift, the improvement of the average real-time accuracy 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[18] brodersen k h, ong c s, stephan k e, et al. the balanced accuracy and its posterior distribution[c]//2010 20th international conference on pattern recognition. ieee, 2010: 3121-3124. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 46 a hybrid computational framework for regional classification in gravity‐aided navigation: integrating hierarchical clustering and random forests yichen yang 1, *, jiayuan du 2 1 shenyang aerospace university, shenyang, liaoning, china 2 dalian polytechnic university, dalian, liaoning, china * corresponding author: yichen yang (email: 1918988932@qq.com) abstract: data-driven gravity-aided underwater navigation requires reliable region-of-acceptance (roa) classification to ensure robust localization. we formulate roa prediction on geospatial gravity-anomaly fields as a pattern-recognition task and design a hybrid computational pipeline that couples unsupervised calibration with supervised inference. this paper proposes: (i) feature normalization over longitude–latitude–anomaly triplets; (ii) ward hierarchical clustering to calibrate roa labels; and (iii) a random-forest classifier trained on the calibrated labels, benchmarked against svm, knn, and decision-tree baselines. the trained model is directly transferred to a second dataset to assess cross-dataset generalization. experiments show high accuracy and balanced precision/recall on held-out data, and 0.99 accuracy in the transfer evaluation, while maintaining low inference latency suitable for deployment. the framework offers a practical, generalizable solution for roa prediction that can be integrated with downstream path-planning and decision modules. keywords: hierarchical clustering; random forest classification; domain adaptation. 1. introduction accurate regional classification in gravity-aided navigation is a critical challenge for underwater localization. the task can be formalized as pattern recognition on geospatial gravity anomaly fields, where heterogeneous anomaly distributions complicate calibration of reliable regions of acceptance (roa). this issue is demanding due to the sensitivity of navigation systems to anomaly variations and the difficulty of ensuring consistent performance across zones [1,2]. recent advances in machine learning and geospatial data mining have provided new opportunities for anomaly-based regional prediction. hierarchical clustering has shown advantages in capturing structural similarity in spatial datasets [3], while ensemble classifiers such as random forests have demonstrated robustness against noise and nonlinear feature interactions [4]. however, the integration of unsupervised calibration and supervised inference for anomaly-driven navigation remains underexplored, especially with respect to transferability across datasets. this paper develops a hybrid computational framework that couples ward-based hierarchical clustering with random forest classification to construct reliable roa predictors. the proposed approach not only improves intra-dataset accuracy but also exhibits strong generalization performance when transferred to new anomaly datasets, achieving accuracy rates up to 0.99. such performance highlights the practicality of the method for deployment in real-world navigation systems, contributing a generalizable solution for data-driven anomaly classification [5,6]. 2. hierarchical clustering framework for regional calibration in gravityanomaly fields 2.1. data standardization and distribution visualization the raw dataset consists of longitude, latitude, and gravity anomaly measurements, which were first visualized to reveal the spatial heterogeneity of the anomaly field. the distribution map highlights regions of significant fluctuations, providing an intuitive reference for subsequent clustering and classification tasks. to ensure comparability among features with different scales, the three attributes were normalized prior to model construction. the standardization procedure is expressed as:    , where max , minij j ij j ij j ij j j x m x m x m x m m      (1) this transformation aligns the ranges of longitude, latitude, and anomaly values, thereby eliminating the bias introduced by heterogeneous magnitudes and establishing a consistent basis for hierarchical clustering. as shown in figure 1, the processed distribution map clearly demonstrates localized gravity variations, which are critical for the identification of coherent regions of acceptance. to identify coherent regions within the gravity anomaly field, an agglomerative hierarchical clustering (agnes) framework was applied using the ward linkage criterion. this method iteratively merges clusters in a bottom-up manner by minimizing the total within-cluster variance, thereby ensuring compact and well-separated groupings. by selecting an appropriate threshold on the resulting dendrogram, distinct region labels were derived and appended to the dataset, providing a structured partition of the anomaly field. 47 figure 1. distribution of gravity anomaly data across the study region 2.2. hierarchical clustering for regional partitioning figure 2. visualization of regional partitioning based on ward hierarchical clustering the clustering results reveal four major regions with distinct geospatial patterns, each exhibiting consistent gravity anomaly characteristics. such regionalization enhances interpretability and supports subsequent classification tasks by providing reliable calibration labels. as shown in figure 2, the four regions are visualized with distinct colors, highlighting clear spatial boundaries and heterogeneity across the study area. 3. comparative classification modeling with multiple algorithms for the classification task, longitude, latitude, and gravity anomaly values were selected as the input feature set x , while the region labels derived from clustering served as the target variable y . this design ensures that both spatial coordinates and anomaly intensity contribute jointly to the prediction of regional categories. to obtain robust estimates, the dataset was randomly partitioned into training and testing subsets, with 80% used for model fitting and 20% reserved for evaluation, ensuring reproducibility through fixed partitioning. a random forest (rf) classifier was constructed as the primary model. rf is an ensemble method that aggregates the predictions of multiple decision trees, each trained on bootstrap samples with feature randomness. for an ensemble of t trees, the predicted class ŷ for an input x is given by majority voting:   1 ˆ arg max ( ) , t t c t y h x c    1 c (2) where ( )th x denotes the prediction of the t -th tree. this ensemble structure reduces variance and improves generalization over single-tree models. to benchmark performance, three widely used classifiers 48 were introduced for comparison. the support vector machine (svm) seeks an optimal separating hyperplane that maximizes the margin between two classes, expressed as:  2 , 1 min s.t. 1, , 2w b i iw y w x b i  ‖ ‖ • (3) figure 3. accuracy comparison of random forest, svm, knn, and decision tree classifiers where w and b define the hyperplane. the k-nearest neighbor (knn) algorithm performs classification by majority voting among the k closest training samples to a query point, with distance typically measured in euclidean space. finally, the decision tree classifier recursively partitions the feature space by selecting attributes that maximize information gain or minimize gini impurity at each split, thereby forming interpretable hierarchical rules for classification. the models were assessed using accuracy as the primary metric, alongside auxiliary indicators such as precision, recall, and 1f -score to provide a balanced evaluation of predictive performance. as shown in figure 3, the random forest model achieved the highest accuracy, outperforming svm, knn, and the single decision tree classifier, thereby confirming its robustness and suitability for anomaly-based regional prediction. 4. model transferability and applicability assessment to validate the generalization capability of the proposed classification framework, a second dataset of gravity anomaly measurements was introduced. this dataset was visualized to examine the spatial distribution of anomalies and to highlight potential regional heterogeneity, as shown in figure 4. the previously established best-performing model from problem 2 was directly transferred to this new dataset without additional retraining. longitude, latitude, and gravity anomaly values were fed as input features, and the model produced predicted regional labels for each data point. the predicted labels were subsequently integrated into the dataset to facilitate further evaluation. to assess the model’s applicability in a cross-dataset context, standard performance indicators were computed, including accuracy, precision, recall, and 1f -score. as summarized in table 1, the model maintained consistently high predictive performance, with accuracy reaching 0.99. these results demonstrate both the robustness and transferability of the proposed regional classification framework, supporting its deployment in broader anomalybased navigation scenarios. figure 4. distribution of gravity anomaly data in dataset 2 49 table 1. evaluation metrics of the transferred classification model on dataset 2 class precision recall f1-score support 1 0.99 0.99 0.99 168 2 0.99 0.99 0.99 525 3 0.99 0.99 0.99 747 4 0.99 0.99 0.99 695 5 0.99 0.99 0.99 818 5. conclusion this paper proposes a hybrid computational framework that integrates ward-based hierarchical clustering with random forest classification to address the problem of regional classification in gravity anomaly fields. the method achieves consistently high accuracy, reaching 0.99 in crossdataset evaluation, and demonstrates robustness compared to alternative classifiers such as svm, knn, and decision trees. however, the framework may be limited by its reliance on fixed feature sets and by potential sensitivity to data imbalance in larger-scale applications. future work will focus on incorporating advanced feature engineering and deep learning architectures to enhance adaptability, while extending the approach to real-time anomaly detection scenarios. overall, the framework provides a scalable and generalizable solution for reliable anomaly-based regional prediction in computational navigation systems. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from xxx funds. references [1] pham n p. deep learning for automatic geophysical interpretation with uncertainty quantification[m]. the university of texas at austin, 2022. 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[6] ott f. representation learning for domain adaptation and crossmodal retrieval[d]. lmu, 2023. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 2, 2025 110 email security detection solution based on multi‐ scenario classification xin liu college of computer science and technology, qingdao university, qingdao, shandong, china abstract: in the backdrop of the rapidly advancing global network informatization, cybercriminals frequently utilize a variety of phishing emails to launch attacks against numerous crucial organizations and information systems. once these attacks succeed, they can inflict substantial damage on physical and digital systems as well as assets, resulting in the leakage of sensitive information, reputation impairment, and economic losses. the issue of how to detect phishing emails from a vast number of emails has long drawn significant attention. however, with the increasingly complex deception techniques of phishing emails, the existing solutions for detecting phishing attacks are no longer sufficient to tackle these problems. in this paper, a multi scenario classification based email security detection scheme is proposed. by analyzing the different stylistic features and deception differences of emails in various application scenarios, the collected email datasets are classified into multiple scenarios. subsequently, the long short term memory (lstm) is employed to train the data under different classifications, and the trained model is used to classify phishing emails. the results demonstrate that the detection scheme proposed in this study exhibits relatively high accuracy. keywords: phishing emails; email security detection; multi-scenario classification. 1. introduction in recent years, cyber security incidents have occurred frequently. in most of these incidents, attackers have used phishing emails as a means to gain initial access, successfully infiltrating government systems (such as the u.s. department of state and the white house [1]), well-known companies (such as google and rsa [2]), as well as the websites of politicians and social organizations in many countries (such as john podesta and the democratic national committee [dnc] [3]). this series of highly publicized incidents has highlighted the growing prevalence and potency of phishing attacks. on the one hand, phishing emails often cause economic damage to enterprises. on the other hand, phishing emails lead to the leakage of private information, causing harm to industries and even countries. unlike attacks that exploit specific technical vulnerabilities in software and protocols, phishing attacks are based on social engineering [4-8]. by sending fraudulent emails, attackers trick recipients into taking some dangerous actions unknowingly (such as clicking on links, entering passwords, etc.). in the field of email security detection, traditional detection devices are mostly ineffective in the face of phishing email attacks. phishing emails are a prominent and targeted attack medium in today's internet. more than 100,000 internet users around the world fall victim to phishing attacks every day. the gartner group estimates that the losses caused by phishing attacks amount to billions of dollars each year [9]. therefore, phishing detection has received even more attention in recent years [10]. the problem is further exacerbated when phishers manage to influence the victims' responses while maintaining an appearance of authenticity and legitimacy, which makes it extremely difficult for filters to classify phishing content as fraudulent [11,12], and users remain vulnerable to phishing messages. thus, flagging emails as phishing content is a crucial task in cyber security. 2. related work at present, there are numerous network attack methods. among them, phishing is a major threat to the internet economy, causing losses of billions of dollars annually. nowadays, phishing attacks are most commonly carried out through emails, which has led to extensive research on phishing email attack detection both at home and abroad. phishing is a form of social engineering, aiming to obtain information from unsuspecting victims. attackers usually disguise themselves as legitimate institutions to deceive users into disclosing sensitive information, which can be later used for fraudulent activities. phishing emails are different from ordinary spam. attackers can utilize the sender information obtained in advance to impersonate trustworthy email senders, forge more believable emails, and deceive victims into downloading malicious attachments or clicking on malicious links. moore and clayton [13] analyzed the empirical data regarding the removal time of phishing websites and the number of visitors attracted by these websites. it concluded that for attackers to launch a phishing attack, they must create a fake website and send emails to attract visitors. although removing phishing websites is part of the counter phishing efforts, the speed at which this is done is insufficient to completely alleviate the problem. abbasi and mariam [14] have discovered that the existing anti-phishing tools lack the accuracy and universality required to protect internet users and organizations from the diverse attacks encountered daily. as a result, users often overlook the warnings issued by these tools. in this study, we adopted a design-science approach and proposed a novel method for detecting phishing websites. by adopting the perspective of genre theory, the proposed genre tree kernel method makes use of the fraud clues associated with the differences in purpose between legitimate and phishing websites. these clues are manifested through the genre composition and design structure, thereby enhancing the anti 111 -phishing capabilities. park and taylor [15] conducted a comparative study on the use of subjects and objects of verbs in phishing emails and legitimate emails. the purpose of this study was to explore whether syntactic structures, as well as the subjects and objects of verbs, could serve as features for differentiating phishing emails from legitimate ones. a comparison of the syntactic similarity of sentences and the subjects and objects of verbs was carried out. the experimental results show that these two features can be applied to certain verbs, but further research is needed for other verbs. valecha, mandaokar and rao [16] analyzed the role of gain and loss related persuasion cues in phishing emails. phishing attackers often employ persuasion techniques to obtain positive responses from recipients. three machine learning models were created, using gain related persuasion cues, loss related persuasion cues, and a combination of gain and loss persuasion cues respectively. the estimation results were compared with a baseline model that does not consider persuasion cues. the results show that the three phishing detection models with relevant persuasion cues significantly outperform the baseline model in terms of f-score, indicating that a deep understanding of persuasion cues can provide information for the design of effective countermeasures to detect and block phishing emails. chandrasekaran, narayanan and upadhyaya [17], developed a technique for detecting phishing emails. they introduced 25 phishing email features, including 23 stylistic marker features and two structural features. these features were used to train an svm classifier, which achieved a classification accuracy of 88%. gascon, ullrich and stritter [18] demonstrated that senders leave content agnostic features in the structure of emails. based on these features, a method was developed that can learn the profiles of a large number of senders and identify forged emails as deviations from them. more than 700,000 emails from 16,000 senders were evaluated, and it was proven that this method can distinguish among thousands of senders, with a detection rate of 90% and less than 1 false positive in 10,000 emails for forged emails. additionally, it was also shown that individual features are difficult to guess, and deception can only succeed when the attacker has access to and can simulate the entire email of the sender. 3. the details of phishing email detection 3.1. data collection 3.2. overview of detection framework figure 1. phishing email detection framework in this study, the data was collected from publicly available datasets on the internet, such as the publicly available enron email dataset and other phishing email datasets. the total number of emails is approximately 10,000. in this section, we introduce the main research ideas and methods within the proposed phishing email detection framework. in existing research works, a large number of detection methods based on phishing blacklists are too rigid and can only detect phishing websites that have already been recorded. however, a large number of newly built phishing websites cannot be identified at any given moment. some other studies use conventional machine learning methods such as support vector machines and decision trees to extract features from the email body and classify emails. in these methods, the detection party needs a great deal of relevant professional knowledge to select features and analyze whether these features are useful for the detection work, and the corresponding detection work is also relatively complex. therefore, we choose the deep learning method to detect phishing emails. compared with the existing research schemes that simply and directly conduct deep learning training on a large number of emails, through research and comparison, we find that there are significant differences in the writing characteristics, sentence structures, and word usages of emails in different application scenarios. for example, the contents discussed in emails in daily life scenarios and work scenarios are quite different. accordingly, the deception methods of phishing emails also vary. thus, simply mixing emails from these different application scenarios for detection may affect the detection results. as shown in figure 1, the main idea of our research is to classify a large number of emails according to different application scenarios, mainly into daily life, work, advertising, and other categories, and then perform corresponding data processing and model training. 3.3. classification of different scenarios for emails in this study, we classify a large number of mixed emails into daily life, work, advertising, and other categories based on different email subject contents and writing characteristics. there are significant differences in the characteristics among emails in different scenarios. emails in daily life scenarios often contain information such as congratulating friends on graduation, marriage, or the birth of a child; expressing gratitude for others' help, gifts, or support; inviting friends or family to parties and celebrations; and sending condolences and words of encouragement when the recipient encounters difficulties or misfortunes. emails in work scenarios often have clear subjects, such as "project progress update", "meeting arrangement notice", etc.; formal salutations, like "dear general manager zhang", "dear manager li", etc.; detailed and specific requests, information, suggestions, or feedback, often accompanied by documents; as well as names, positions, company names, and contact information. emails in advertising scenarios often have attractive subjects, using words like "limitedtime offer", "exclusive discount", and verbs such as "get", "snap up"; personalized salutations to make the emails seem closer to the audience; clear content themes, such as exclusive news, special offers, or professional advice; and explicit calls to action, such as "click", "buy", "register", etc., to guide the recipients to take the next step, often accompanied by electronic links. 112 emails that do not fall into the daily-life, work, and advertising categories are classified as other type emails. 3.4. model training recurrent neural networks (rnns), due to their special network models, take into account the previous time series information when learning the current time series information. therefore, rnns have unique advantages in handling time series and text sequence problems. however, for rnns, it is difficult to learn long distance information. the long short term memory (lstm) model, a special form of the rnn model, overcomes the problem that classical rnn models have difficulty in learning long distance information. figure 2. lstm neurons in the lstm model, the state of a neuron is similar to a data line. data can be transmitted along the entire line with only a small number of linear interactions. it can easily maintain the flow of information. an lstm neuron is mainly composed of three gate structures, which can select the information to be transmitted. the gate structures are mainly implemented by the sigmoid neural layer and point wise multiplication operations. forget gate: the left hand side of the figure shows the forget gate of an lstm neuron. the inputs of the forget gate are and . by processing the inputs, the forget gate can output a number between 0 and 1, representing the degree of forgetting. if the output is 1, it means that all the information has been memorized; if it is 0, it means that all the information has been forgotten. ∙ , 1 in the formula (1), is the weight of the forget gate, , combines the two vectors together, is the bias of the forget gate, and represents the sigmoid function. input gate: in the figure, the middle part represents the input gate. the input gate layer determines which values need to be updated. the tanh layer generates a new vector, and the input gate layer and the tanh layer work together to update the state. ∙ , 2 in the formula (2), is the weight of the input gate, and is the bias of the input gate. output gate: in the figure, the right hand part is the output gate, which determines the output. first, a sigmoid layer is run to determine which part of the state we need to output. then, the state is input into the tanh function to limit the value of the output function between 1 and 1. finally, we can obtain the output by multiplying the output obtained in the previous step by the sigmoid gate. ∙ , (3) in the formula (3), represents the output value of the last neuron. the lstm model fully preserves and controls information through these three gate structures. in the research, for faster computational speed, the softsign function is used as the activation function, and adam is utilized as the optimizer to adjust the learning rate, enabling the model to converge rapidly. orthogonal initialization is also employed to address the problems of gradient vanishing and gradient explosion caused by overly long message bodies in deep networks. 4. research evaluation 4.1. evaluation criteria in this study, the experimental results will be evaluated through four different parameters: acc, p, r, and f1-score. the definitions of the four parameters are as follows: acc 1 100% (4) p 100% (5) r 100% (6) f1 score 100% (7) in the formula (4-7), errorsumrepresents the number of misclassified samples, and sum represents the total number of samples. tp stands for true positive, which represents the number of phishing emails. fn and fp represent the numbers of false negative and false positive respectively. r represents the recall rate, indicating the proportion of phishing emails correctly classified by the model. the f1 score is based on the harmonic mean of the accuracy rate and the recall rate, and comprehensively evaluates the performance of the model. 4.2. evaluation results figure 3. comparison of experimental results first, we compare the results of our research with those of other different neural network models. these selected neurons are mainly used for processing sequential data, including the standard rnn neural network model, the cnn neural network model, and the conventional lstm neural network model. the results are shown in the figure 3. our research has achieved relatively good results. due to its simple model, the rnn neural network has the worst performance among the four neural networks. the results of the other several neural networks are superior to those of the 113 rnn neural network. the features extracted by the cnn model are similar to n grams that ignore word order and cannot achieve satisfactory results in sentiment analysis tasks. relatively speaking, lstm can better capture the induced statements in the messages and thus can be better used for phishing detection. figure 4. comparison of samples with different proportions secondly, in our research, the model is also trained by adjusting the different proportions of malicious phishing emails in the dataset. the results are shown in the figure 4. when the proportion of positive and negative samples in the dataset is close, the performance of our research model is more ideal. during the training process, when the proportion of a certain part of the samples is too large, the results will tend towards the side with the excessive proportion, which may lead to a large number of false positive detection results. figure 5. compared with other schemes finally, since the focus of a large number of existing research works lies in the support vector machine (svm) and the black and white malicious list mechanism, we have also made a simple comparison between our research and these works. the results are shown in the figure. our research has achieved relatively good experimental results. the black and white list mechanism has the worst detection effect. it can only detect phishing information that has already been recorded, while a large number of newly built phishing websites and mailboxes cannot be identified at any time. some other studies use conventional machine learning methods such as support vector machines to extract features from the email body and classify emails. in these methods, the detection party needs a great deal of relevant professional knowledge to select features and analyze whether these features are useful for the detection work. it is also difficult to regulate the importance of different features in the detection model. 5. conclusion in this paper, we analyzed the existing phishing email detection methods and found that traditional detection methods, such as the black and white list mechanism and traditional machine-learning based detection schemes mainly relying on svm, have difficulty accurately detecting phishing emails. therefore, we proposed and designed an email security detection scheme based on multi scenario classification. by analyzing the differences in the subject contents and writing characteristics among different emails in various application scenarios, we classified the collected large volume mixed email data and then trained it using the lstm model. finally, 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proposes a sparse kernel graph-regularized discriminant non-negative matrix factorization (skgdnmf) algorithm. the algorithm innovatively adopts a dual normalization strategy, which involves column normalization for the basis matrix and row normalization for the coefficient matrix, and integrates spectral clustering to construct an end-to-end deep clustering framework. by applying sparse regularization to the coefficient matrix, the model’s robustness is significantly improved; this regularization forms complementary optimization with graph regularization, thereby effectively alleviating overfitting. a three-dimensional golden-section parameter optimization method is employed to determine key parameters, which enhances the algorithm’s practicality. comparative experiments conducted on multiple datasets show that skgdnmf significantly outperforms mainstream algorithms in terms of sparsity, robustness, and clustering performance, indicating its superior effectiveness for image clustering tasks. keywords: graph regularization; image clustering; non-negative matrix factorization; sparsity; spectral clustering. 1. introduction in image clustering algorithms, data dimensionality reduction is a key focus of researchers. data usually changes before and after dimensionality reduction, and based on these changes, dimensionality reduction methods are categorized into nonlinear dimensionality reduction and linear dimensionality reduction. in the real world, however, there exists a large amount of data, and such data is often nonnegative; otherwise, it would be meaningless. therefore, the non-negative matrix factorization (nmf) algorithm is widely applied in data feature extraction and has also been proven equivalent to many clustering methods. inspired by the non-negative matrix factorization algorithm, this paper proposes a kernel-based sparse discriminative graph-regularized non-negative matrix factorization (skgdnmf) algorithm. this algorithm is a semi-supervised method that mainly uses label information to construct a label matrix. meanwhile, it incorporates a graph regularization term to capture the geometric structure of data, adopts a kernel method to handle the nonlinear nature of data, and adds an 1l regularization term to reduce the impact of noise on clustering results and enhance the discriminative power of clustering. 2. sparse kernel graph discriminative non-negative matrix factorization algorithm 2.1. skgdnmf algorithm this paper combines three algorithms, namely gnmf [1], dnmf [2], and knmf [3], and incorporates a sparsity regularization term into the model to propose a new algorithm. since the nmf algorithm is solved through an iterative update approach, and the matrix for initial iteration is randomly generated, this paper, inspired by reference [4], adopts a "warm-start" strategy [4] at the initial stage of the algorithm. the warm-start strategy first performs k-means clustering on the data, and uses the obtained cluster centers as the initial basis matrix of the model. based on the above, sparse kernel graph discriminative non-negative matrix factorization (skgdnmf) is proposed. the model of the algorithm is presented as follows: 2 2 l 0, 0 2 0 1 min ( ) ( ) tr( ) t t f fu v t f x u v q av v lv u u v                (1) similar to the standard nmf model, the optimization problem of solving u and v simultaneously is non-convex. therefore, this paper still adopts the alternating iterative update approach to solve the iterative formulas. the objective formula can be simplified to: t t t t t t 0 0 0 =tr(k )-2tr(k v )+tr(vk v ) αtr(qq ) 2αtr(qv ) αtr( v v )+βtr(v lv) γtr(u ) 2γtr(u ) γtr( ) xx xu uu t l l l t t t a a a u u u u        (2) by constructing the lagrangian function, we can obtain: t t t t t t 0 0 0 =tr(k )-2tr(k v )+tr(vk v ) αtr(qq ) 2αtr(qv ) αtr( v v ) +βtr(v lv) γtr(u ) 2γtr(u ) γtr( ) tr( u )+tr( v ) xx xu uu t l l l t t t t t a a a u u u u          l (3) 21 herein, ik and ik are the lagrange multipliers corresponding to constraints 0iku  and 0ikv  . therefore, by differentiating the lagrangian function and based on the kkt conditions (karush-kuhn-tucker conditions): 0ik iku  , 0ik ikv  , u   =0 l , 0 v    l , and 0 a    l , the update rules can be derived as follows: ' 0 ' ( ) ( ) xu ik ik ik uu ik k v u u u ubk u      (4) ( ( ) ( ) ) ( ( ) ( ) ) t t xu l ik ik ik t t uu l ik k q a v a a wv v v vk q a v a a dv                    (5) 1( )t l l la qv v v regai   (6) here, a regularization parameter rega is incorporated into the iterative formula of a to avoid matrix singularity. regarding the update rules, theorem 1 holds as follows: the optimization problem (1) is non-increasing under the update rules (4), (5), and (6). the value of the objective function remains unchanged if and only if the matrices u , v , and a reach a stable point. 2.2. convergence analysis the following proof refers to reference [8].let model (1.1) be defined as the following objective function: 2 2 l 2 0 1 ( ) ( ) tr( ) t t f f t f m x u v q av v lv u u v               (7) definition 1: function ( , )tg h h , which is the auxiliary function of function ( )m h , satisfies the following two conditions: ( , ) ( ), ( , ) ( )tg h h m h g h h m h  (8) lemma 1: if function ( , )tg h h is the auxiliary function of function ( )m h , then ( )m h is non-increasing under the iterative rule: 1 arg min ( , )t t h m g h h  (9) it can be proven as follows: 1 1( ) ( , ) ( , ) ( )t t t t t tm h g h h g h h m h    (10) moreover, 1( ) ( )t tm h m h  holds if and only if tm is a local minimum point of ( , )tg h h . if the derivative of m exists and is continuous within a small neighborhood of 'm , then the differential '( ) 0m h  exists. through equation (9), a series of sequences that converge to the local minimum point min arg min ( ) h m m h can be obtained: 1 min 2 1 0 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) t tm h m h m h m h m h m h          (11) for an element ijv in matrix v (from the objective function), the formulas for the first-order partial derivative ' ijv m and the second-order partial derivative '' ijv m of the objective function with respect to ijv can be obtained as follows: ' ( 2 2 2 2 2 ) ij t v xu uu t l ij m k vk q a v a a lv            (12) '' 2( ) 2 ( ) 2 , 2( ) 2 ,ij t uu jj jj ii i v uu j j ii k a a l if x m has labels othel rk s           (13) lemma 2: function ' 2 ( , ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ( ) ( ) ) ( ) ij ij t t t t ij v ij v ij ij t t uu l ij t ijt ij g v v m v m v v v vk q a v a a dv v v v               (14) is the auxiliary function of ijv m . proof: as can be seen from definition 1, to prove a function is the auxiliary function (of another function), it must satisfy both ( , ) ( )t ij ijg v v m v and ( , ) ( )ijg v v m v simultaneously. obviously, ( , ) ( )ijg v v m v can be obtained directly. next, we conduct a detailed proof for ( , ) ( )t ij ijg v v m v . first, perform a taylor expansion on ( )ijm v ; by comparing it with equation (14), to prove ( , ) ( )t ij ijg v v m v , it is equivalent to proving that: ''( ( ) ( ) ) 1 ( ) 2 ij t t uu l ij t v ijt ij vk q a v a a dv m v v          (15) substitute equation (13) into equation (15): ( ( ) ( ) ) [( ) ( ) ] ( ) [( ) ] t t uu l ij t t ij uu jj jj ii i t uu ij ij uu jj ii has labels others vk q a v a a dv v k a a l if x vk dv v k l                         (16) given ( ) ( )t uu ij ik uu kj k vk v k  , thus it is obvious that: ( ) ( ) ( )t t uu ij ik uu kj ij uu jj k vk v k v k  (17) similarly, it can be obtained that: ( ) ( ) t t ij ik kj ii ij k t t ii ii ij ii ij dv d v d v d w v l v            (18) moreover, if ax has labels, then both ( )l ab abv v and ( ) 0tq a   hold; thus it follows that: [ ( ) ( ) ] [ ( ) ] [ ( )] ( ) ( ) t t t l ab l ab t t t t t l ab ik kj ij jj k q a v a a v a a v a a v a a v a a              (19) from equations (17), (18), and (19), it can be proven that equation (17) holds. thus, equation (14) is the auxiliary function of ijv m , and theorem 2 is proven. the above is the convergence proof for the update rule of matrix v , and the update rule of matrix u can be proven similarly. since objective function a (with respect to the matrix) in algorithm model (1) is a convex function, the update rule can be obtained directly by setting 0 a    l and solving it; thus, the update formula of matrix a is also convergent. in conclusion, theorem 1 is proven. 3. experiments and results analysis this paper tests the clustering performance of the 22 skgdnmf algorithm on the face dataset pie, the object dataset coil20, and the handwritten digit dataset mnist, and compares it with other algorithms including k-means [5], kpca [6], nmf [7], gnmf, gdnmf [8], and kgdnmf [9] in terms of clustering performance. 3.1. experimental datasets in the coil20 dataset, all images are uniformly resized to a size of 32×32 pixels. in the pie dataset, 68 subjects are randomly selected, and 42 facial images of each subject under different lighting conditions are used; these images are uniformly cropped to 32×32 grayscale images. for the mnist dataset, 200 images are randomly selected for each digit (0-9) from the training set, resulting in a total of 2000 images. 3.2. experimental process at the start of the experiment, we first load and standardize the three datasets, then divide them into a preset number of categories. for semi-supervised clustering algorithms, we randomly select k categories of data subsets each time, randomly extract 20% of the samples from each category to construct labeled data, and then run the algorithm model for semi-supervised decomposition. for the other algorithms, we set the dimensionality reduction dimension to the corresponding number of clusters k. in the algorithm postprocessing stage, clustering labels are obtained through spectral clustering [10]. we calculate the accuracy and mutual information (mi) metrics, repeat the experiment 10 times for each k to obtain the mean and standard deviation, and finally output the result table. the algorithm proposed in this paper has a total of four parameters, and different parameters exert different impacts on the experimental results. therefore, this paper adopts the control variable method to investigate the selection of experimental parameters on the three datasets. with the number of neighbors fixed, we conduct parameter sensitivity analysis for  ,  , and  respectively, repeat the experiment ten times to calculate the classification accuracy, and take the average value. the relevant results are shown in the figure below: figure 1. parameter sensitivity analysis from the three groups of experiments, it can be observed that the proposed algorithm exhibits extremely high robustness to the label constraint weight  and the warmstart weight  ; parameter variations hardly affect the clustering performance. the graph regularization weight  only has slight optimization potential for specific datasets, such as the coil20 dataset with high graph structure dependence. this characteristic also indicates that most parameters of the skgdnmf algorithm do not require strict tuning to ensure model stability, further enhancing the algorithm's practicality. 3.3. analysis of experimental results table 1. three scheme comparing col20 pie minst ac mih ac mih ac mih k-means 0.6920 0.7455 0.3140 0.3765 0.6400 0.5449 kpca 0.6979 0.7506 0.3162 0.3801 0.6461 0.5548 nmf 0.6840 0.7129 0.4904 0.5712 0.5992 0.4698 gnmf 0.8356 0.8910 0.8332 0.8840 0.6830 0.6588 gdnmf 0.8813 0.9267 0.9389 0.9498 0.9527 0.8736 kgdnmf 0.8756 0.9250 0.9344 0.9470 0.8914 0.8133 skgdnmf 0.9584 0.9534 0.9833 0.9724 0.9543 0.8769 table 1 presents the experimental results of the six algorithms on the three datasets. among them, the results for the coil20 and pie datasets are the 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[10] ng a y, jordan m i , weiss y .on spectral clustering: analysis and an algorithm[j].proc nips, 2002. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 23 a community detection method based on formal concept lattice tiantian wang 1, *, zhenhao qi 2, zhicheng ding 3 1 school of computer and software engineering, sias university, zhengzhou, henan, 451150, china 2 school of computer and information, hefei university of technology, hefei, anhui, 230601, china 3 school of mechanical and electrical engineering, zhengzhou industrial application technology college, zhengzhou, henan, 451150, china * corresponding author: tiantian wang abstract: community detection aims to uncover groups of vertices in a network that are more closely connected to each other than to the rest of the graph. while many existing algorithms rely purely on structural information, additional insights can be gained by incorporating conceptual relationships among nodes. this paper presents a community detection framework based on classical concept lattices. the method constructs a lattice from the given context, employs a greedy covering strategy to identify representative communities, and applies a merging mechanism to refine the results. experiments on synthetic and real-world networks show that the proposed approach produces stable and interpretable communities, demonstrating the potential of concept lattice theory as a tool for network analysis. keywords: community detection; concept lattice; greedy covering; network analysis. 1. introduction community detection, also referred to as graph clustering, aims to identify groups of vertices that exhibit higher internal connectivity compared to their connections with the rest of the network. this process reveals the meso-scale structure commonly found in social, biological, and technological systems. the louvain algorithm offers nearlinear scalability and is capable of handling graphs with millions of edges [1], while infomap approaches community detection from an information-theoretic perspective by minimizing the description length of random walks [2]. surveys in this area have outlined the evolution of the field, highlighting a transition from purely structural heuristics toward methods that incorporate node features and higher-order network patterns [3, 4]. modern community detection algorithms generally fall into three categories. the first type consists of topology-based methods that rely entirely on network connectivity, such as modularity optimization and its refinements like the leiden algorithm, which ensures well-connected communities even at large scales [5]. the second category includes featurebased methods, which utilize node attributes; for instance, the community–affiliation block model by yang and leskovec jointly learns both group membership and feature affinity [6]. the third category integrates structural and attribute information. these hybrid methods range from graph convolutional networks, which propagate features along network edges [7], to frameworks that jointly evaluate structural and semantic alignment with known community labels [8, 9]. however, even with these advancements, empirical evaluations on both synthetic benchmarks and realworld networks continue to expose several challenges. these include the resolution limit [10], sparsity of node features [11], and sensitivity to noise [12], all of which contribute to reduced detection accuracy. most existing community detection methods are designed for large-scale networks with well-defined structures and abundant information. their effectiveness, however, often decreases when the available data is noisy, incomplete, or derived from partial snapshots. to address these challenges, this study explores the use of classical formal concept analysis (fca) [13, 14] as the foundation for a conceptguided community detection strategy. fca organizes object–attribute relationships into concept lattices, providing a structured way to represent knowledge and identify clusters of objects that share common features. this framework has been widely studied in data mining [15], knowledge representation [16, 17], and conflict analysis [18, 19]. for instance, zhi et al. [20] introduce dual concepts and investigate their lattice-theoretic properties, thereby enriching the algebraic basis of fca. these developments highlight the versatility of concept lattices in capturing meaningful patterns across diverse application domains. the potential of fca has also been demonstrated in areas such as conflict analysis and predictive modeling. zhi et al. [21] examine conflicts in multi-level organizations, while qi et al. [22] extend concept-based reasoning to distributed settings. in learning tasks, wu et al. [23] establishes extentbased correlations between feature concepts and multi-label concepts, leading to a learning model that outperforms conventional methods on ten benchmark datasets. to address missing labels, liu et al. develops a multi-level stochastic concept-clustering model, which hierarchically integrates similar features and selects appropriate granularity based on mutual information, yielding superior results across twelve datasets and six evaluation metrics. despite substantial progress from early topological heuristics to more advanced hybrid approaches, community detection still faces challenges when communities overlap, boundaries are ambiguous, or information is incomplete. to address these issues, we propose a lattice-based framework that combines the structural strengths of network topology with the interpretability of concept lattices. by regulating internal similarity and explicitly incorporating boundary information, the method offers a principled way to identify 24 communities that are both structurally coherent and semantically meaningful. the main contribution of this work is the introduction of a concept lattice–based framework for community detection, where formal concept analysis is employed to capture network structure through object–attribute relationships. building on this foundation, we design an algorithm that constructs concept lattices and derives communities using a greedy covering and merging strategy. furthermore, we establish a theoretical link between concept lattice structures and community detection, ensuring both interpretability and consistency beyond conventional graph-based heuristics. in summary, this study connects formal concept analysis with community detection, offering a transparent and theoretically grounded alternative to existing methods. the remainder of the paper is structured as follows. section 2 introduces the basic concepts of formal concept analysis. section 3 presents the proposed community detection framework. section 4 concludes the paper and discusses directions for future research. 2. preliminaries this section introduces the foundational concepts of community detection and threeway concept analysis. while community detection is typically formulated on graphs, this study adopts a binary object–feature matrix as the underlying data representation. for comparative purposes, we also describe the method used to convert a binary matrix into a graph structure in later sections. 2.1. community detection community detection is a core task in network science and data mining. it aims to identify groups of nodes, known as communities, that are more densely connected to each other than to nodes outside the group. definition 1. let g = (v, e) be an undirected graph, where v = {v1, v2, ...,vn} is the set of nodes and e ⊆ v × v is the set of edges. a community partition of g is a collection of disjoint subsets of nodes such that: c = {c 1 ,c2,...,ck}, ⋃ 𝑐𝑖 𝑘 𝑖=1 = 𝑣, c i ∩ c j = ∅ for i = j, where each ci represents a detected community. in an undirected graph, each edge (u,v) ∈ e indicates a symmetric relationship between nodes u and v, reflecting mutual interaction or similarity. by contrast, a directed graph uses ordered pairs to represent asymmetrical relationships. when edges carry numerical weights—such as strength, cost, or probability—the graph is considered weighted. otherwise, it is unweighted, with all edges treated equally. in this study, all graphs are assumed to be unweighted and undirected. the objective of a community detection algorithm is to assign similar nodes to the same community, resulting in higher intra-community edge density than intercommunity edge density. to evaluate the quality of the resulting partitions, various metrics have been proposed. in this work, we use two representative indicators: normalized mutual information (nmi), a supervised metric that compares detected communities to ground truth labels, and feature consistency (fc), an unsupervised metric that evaluates the homogeneity of node features within each community. nmi(c,y)=(2i(c,y))/(h(c) + h(y)) where i(c,y) denotes the mutual information between the two partitions, and h(c), h(y) are their respective entropies: i(c, y ) = ∑ ∑ |𝐶𝑖∩𝐶𝑗| 𝑣 s j=1 n i=1 𝑙𝑜𝑔 ( v · |ci ∩ yj | |ci| · |yj | ), h(c) = − ∑ |ci| 𝑣 n i=1 log ( |ci| 𝑣 ) , h(y ) = − ∑ |yj| 𝑣 s j=1 log ( |yj| 𝑣 ) and v is the total number of nodes. nmi ranges from 0 to 1, with higher values indicating stronger agreement between the predicted and true partitions. this metric is most applicable when reference labels are available. feature consistency (fc), on the other hand, measures the internal homogeneity of features within each community. it is based on a formal context, defined as a tuple (p,m,r), where p is a set of objects, m is a set of features, and r : p × m → {0, 1} is a binary relation indicating whether object x ∈ p possesses feature a ∈ m . definition 3. let (p,m,r) be a formal context, and let c = {c 1 ,c2,...,cn} denote the detected communities, where each ci is a subset of objects. the fc score for community ci is defined as: fc(ci) = 1 |m| ∑ | 1 |ci| ∑ r(x, a)x∈ci |a∈m this value reflects the average absolute presence frequency of each feature within the community. the overall fc across all communities is then computed as: fc = 1 n ∑ fc(ci)n i=1 . a higher fc value indicates that the features within each community are more consistent, which is especially important in applications where feature semantics are meaningful. while fc is useful for assessing feature-aware community detection, its effectiveness may be limited in the presence of sparse or noisy feature data. 2.2. formal concept analysis formal concept analysis builds upon the mathematical foundation of formal contexts, with the concept lattice serving as its core structure. definition 4. [23] let k = (p,m,r) be a formal context, where p is a set of objects, m is a set of attributes, and r ⊆ p ×m is a binary relation indicating whether object x ∈ p possesses attribute a ∈ m. for any object subset x ⊆ p and attribute subset a ⊆ m, the positive and negative galois operators are defined as follows: x ∗= {a ∈ m | r(x,a) = 1 for all x ∈ x}, a ∗ = {x ∈ p | r(x,a) = 1 for all a ∈ a}, definition 5. based on the above operators, two composite mappings are defined as follows: 25 x ▷ = a, a◁ = x. given a formal context k = (p,m,r), a pair (x, a) is called a three-way concept if x▷ = a and a◁ = x. in this case, x is the extent and a is the intent of the three-way concept. the set of all concepts, ordered by the partial order “≤”, where: (x 1 , a 1) ≤ (x 2, a 2) ⇐⇒ x 1 ⊆ x 2, a 1 ⊇ a 2 forms a complete lattice. this structure is referred to as the three-way concept lattice, denoted as l(k). 3. proposed community detection algorithms this section presents the proposed method twclcd. given a formal context k = (p,m,r), the objective is to partition the object set p into disjoint communities c = {c1,...,cn} such that members within each community share highly consistent feature patterns, while avoiding overly large groups that may obscure meaningful structure. 3.1. algorithm design to quantitatively assess the internal consistency of a candidate object set, we define a similarity degree that measures the extent to which the objects exhibit shared feature patterns. definition 6. let k = (p,m,r) be a formal context, and let (x, a) ∈ l(k) be a three-way concept. the similarity degree s(x) of the object set x is defined as: s(x ) = (|α(x )| + |β(x )|)/ |m | where α(x) = {a ∈ m | r(x,a) = 1 for all x ∈ x} denotes the set of features shared by all objects in x, and β(x) = {a ∈ m | r(x,a) = 0 for all x ∈ x} denotes the set of features universally absent. the similarity degree reflects the proportion of features on which all objects in x fully agree. in the first stage, the algorithm gradually extracts candidate object sets from the formal concept lattice l(k) to serve as initial communities. a concept (x, a) is retained if it meets the criteria s(x) ≥ τs and |x| ≤ τmx, where τs represents the minimum similarity threshold and τmax specifies the maximum allowed community size. from the set of all admissible candidates, the one with the highest score is chosen based on the function ½·(s(x)−τs)/(1−τs) + ½·|x|/τmx, which assigns equal importance to similarity and community size. in the second stage, communities whose size is smaller than the lower limit τmin are considered for merging. for each such community ci, its associated feature set is compared against those of the other communities using jaccard similarity, calculated as j(a,b) = |a∩b| / |a∪b|, where a and b are the feature sets of two respective communities. for each small community ci, the algorithm searches for the community cj ⋆ with the greatest jaccard similarity. if this similarity exceeds the merging threshold τmerge and the combined size does not surpass τmax, the two communities are merged. the procedure is repeated until all communities satisfy the minimum size requirement τmin. the thresholds used in the algorithm are determined adaptively from the dataset itself. the similarity threshold τs is initialized as the median similarity score across all concepts in the lattice, i.e., τs = median{s(x) | (x,(a,b)) ∈ l(k)}. if no community satisfies this condition, the threshold is progressively relaxed. size constraints are obtained from the empirical distribution of community sizes: τmx is chosen as the 80th percentile to prevent excessively large clusters, while τmn is taken as the 20th percentile to identify undersized communities. the merging threshold τmg is defined as the median jaccard similarity between each small community and its closest larger counterpart; to avoid overly aggressive merges, τmg is fixed to at least 0.2. overall, the framework operates in two adaptive phases. first, an initial set of communities is constructed using greedy covering under similarity and size constraints. then, smaller residual communities are iteratively merged into larger ones based on feature similarity. together, these phases yield a community structure that is both size-balanced and semantically consistent. in summary, proposed method first constructs a highsimilarity, size-controlled skeleton of communities and then refines the result by merging small residual communities based on feature similarity, as implemented in algorithms 1 and 2. 4. conclusion this paper introduced the proposed method, a community detection framework that integrates formal concept lattices with an adaptive greedy covering strategy and a merging mechanism. unlike conventional graph-based approaches, the method jointly exploits structural and feature information, using concept lattice structures to guide and complete the detection process. the main contributions of this study can be summarized as follows: • we develop a practical and interpretable lattice-based covering algorithm that establishes a clear link between formal concept analysis and community detection. • the method provides a systematic procedure for constructing communities from concept lattices and refining them through similarity-based merging, ensuring both structural consistency and interpretability. • the detected communities are derived from explicit object–attribute relationships in the lattice, allowing each decision to be traced and explained. despite its strengths, the proposed method has several limitations that merit further study. first, on datasets with clean structures and clear community boundaries, modularitybased algorithms such as leiden may still perform better, since they are well-suited for purely topological scenarios. second, the framework currently assumes binary input data, requiring discretization when continuous or fuzzy attributes are present, which may lead to loss of semantic information. finally, although some components are adaptive, key parameters such as similarity thresholds and merging criteria still require manual tuning, which can affect performance across different datasets. 26 algorithm 1. adaptive greedy cover input: binary context k = (p, m, r) output: preliminary community list c step 1: construct the formal concept lattice l(k). step 2: for each concept (x, (a,b)) in l(k), compute its similarity score s(x). step 3: initialize the set of uncovered objects u with all objects in p. step 4: while u is not empty, repeat the following: step 4.1: identify the set of candidate communities p’ under the current threshold τs. step 4.2: if p’ is empty and τs > 0, relax the threshold by updating τs ← τs / r and recompute p’. step 4.3: if p’ is still empty, assign each remaining object in u as a singleton community, update c accordingly, and exit the loop. step 4.4: otherwise, select the best candidate community based on the composite score score = ½·(s(x) − τs)/(1 − τs) + ½·(|x| / τmax). step 4.5: add the selected community to c and remove its objects from u. step 5: return the final community list c. algorithm 2. merge small communities input: preliminary community set c output: refined community set c step 1: initialize a flag variable changed ← true. step 2: while changed = true, perform the following steps: step 2.1: set changed ← false. step 2.2: for each community ci in c with size smaller than τmin: (a) derive the feature set ai = {a ∈ m | r(x,a) = 1 for some x ∈ ci}. (b) for each other community cj in c (excluding ci): i. if |ci| + |cj| ≤ τmax, compute its feature set aj = {a ∈ m | r(x,a) = 1 for some x ∈ cj}. ii. calculate the jaccard similarity s = |ai ∩ aj| / |ai ∪ aj|. iii. track the community cj⋆ with the highest similarity value s⋆. (c) if s⋆ > τmerge, merge ci into cj⋆, remove ci from c, set changed ← true, and break out of the inner loop. step 3: repeat step 2 until no changes occur (changed = false). step 4: return the refined community set c. to address these limitations and extend the scope of the proposed method, future work may consider the following directions: • extending the framework to handle fuzzy or set-valued contexts, enabling the integration of continuous and uncertain attributes without information loss. • leveraging data-driven or meta-learning techniques to automatically determine thresholds and parameters, improving robustness and reducing the need for manual adjustments. • enriching the lattice construction with multi-source attributes to better capture heterogeneous information and produce more semantically coherent communities. by pursuing these directions, the proposed method can be further enhanced in terms of scalability, adaptability, and interpretability, contributing to broader applications of concept lattice–based reasoning in real-world network analysis. acknowledgments this work is supported by the sias university scientific research funding project (grant no. 2024xkb021, no. 2024 xkd040). 27 references [1] j. van der geer, j.a.j. hanraads, r.a. lupton, the art of writing a scientific article, j. sci. commun. 163 (2000) 51-59. 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yolov8; attention mechanism; multi-scale feature fusion; agricultural computer vision. 1. introduction cotton, as a crucial economic crop, plays a significant role in human production and national economies[1]. among various challenges, cotton pests and diseases pose the most substantial threat to yield, causing severe economic losses. these pathogens and pests typically initiate infections from leaves before spreading throughout the entire plant, making timely and accurate identification of disease types from cotton leaves critical for effective prevention. traditional pest and disease control primarily relies on experienced growers or experts for visual inspection, which suffers from low recognition rates, visual fatigue-induced misjudgments, and other limitations. recent advancements in computer vision and deep learning technologies have demonstrated remarkable performance of machine learning and deep learning models in crop disease detection systems[25]. conventional machine learning methods automate disease detection by extracting texture, color, and shape features from images to construct classification models. while computationally efficient, these approaches inadequately represent spatial details of images and often neglect pixel-level information, resulting in sensitivity to local variations, poor robustness, and limited applicability in complex field environments. deep learning has shown significant potential in finegrained plant phenotyping classification, yet challenges persist. for instance, mohanty et al.[6] achieved 99% accuracy in classifying plant diseases on the plantvillage dataset using googlenet and resnet-101, but their models relied on high-quality images captured in controlled environments with limited adaptability to complex field conditions. ferentinos[7] attained 99.53% accuracy with vggnet for plant disease classification, yet the performance enhancement required extensive manually annotated data and failed to address class imbalance in small-sample categories. in object detection, fuentes et al.[8] employed r-fcn with resnet-50 to detect tomato diseases, achieving 85.98% mean average precision (map), but demonstrated insufficient sensitivity to occluded leaves and early-stage infections. wang et al.[9] implemented disease region segmentation and quantification using mask r-cnn, yet their approach's reliance on pixel-level annotations hindered large-scale deployment. nagasubramanian et al.[10] combined genetic algorithms with svm to select hyperspectral-sensitive bands, achieving 97% accuracy in early-stage soybean anthracnose detection, but the model's limited interpretability restricted its generalization to other crops. current research exhibits three primary limitations: 1) high annotation costs, particularly for multimodal data (e.g., hyperspectral and thermal imaging); 2) weak model generalization with performance degradation across species and environments; 3) insufficient recognition accuracy for subtle phenotypic features during early stress stages. future directions should focus on few-shot learning, domain adaptation, and interpretable models to advance practical applications of plant phenotyping classification in complex field environments. 2. materials and methods (1) data collection and augmentation table 1. types of cotton pests and diseases name description cotton aphids body length <2 mm; secrete honeydew causing black sooty mold on leaves. bollworms larvae 40–50 mm long; initially bluish-gray, later yellowish or green. leaf curl disease leaf edges curl, veins thicken and protrude, forming cup-shaped lateral leaves. leaf spot disease dark red spots expand into irregular lesions with purple-red raised edges. red leaf stem blight leaf margins turn yellow while veins remain green, or entire leaves turn reddish-brown. powdery mildew thick white powdery fungal layer on leaves. healthy clear veins, vibrant green color, no curling. 105 common pests and diseases during cotton cultivation include aphids, armyworms, leaf curl disease, leaf spot disease, red leaf stem blight, and powdery mildew. to comprehensively capture these conditions, images of cotton leaves infected with cotton aphids, bollworms, leaf curl disease, leaf spot disease, red leaf stem blight, powdery mildew, and healthy leaves were collected using multi-angle photography under varying weather and lighting conditions. a total of 1862 images were initially obtained. the characteristics of each pest/disease are detailed in table 1. to expand the dataset, 4,684 high-quality images of diseased and healthy cotton leaves were acquired via web crawlers. after deduplication and rigorous filtering, 6,358 images were retained as the experimental dataset. all images were resized to 640×640 pixels during preprocessing to mitigate resolution inconsistencies. (2) dataset construction to enhance model robustness, generalization, and resistance to label noise, the dataset was augmented through rotation, center cropping, gaussian noise injection, and brightness adjustment. manual annotation using labelimg categorized the images into seven classes: aphids, armyworm, leaf curl, leaf spot, wilt, grey mildew, and health. post-augmentation, the dataset expanded to 6,879 high-quality, resolution-uniform images. these were randomly split into training, validation, and test sets at an 8:1:1 ratio, completing the dataset construction. 3. models and training (1) yolov8 model overview the backbone of yolov8 adopts the cspdarknet53 architecture, which includes multiple c2f modules influenced by the cross stage partial (csp) concept. the c2f module employs 3×3 convolutional kernels with a stride of 2 for feature extraction, effectively reducing the sampling rate. at the end of the backbone network, the spatial pyramid pooling fast (sppf) module aggregates features from pooling windows of varying scales through concatenation, enhancing the network’s perceptual capability. the neck incorporates a feature pyramid network (fpn) combined with a path aggregation network (pan). the fpn enriches semantic information in low-level feature maps via a top-down pathway, while the pan strengthens positional information in high-level feature maps through a bottom-up pathway. their integration forms a bidirectional pyramid structure, improving multi-target detection capabilities. the head network generates feature maps corresponding to the number of target categories. in cotton pest and disease detection tasks, yolov8 [7–9] achieves slightly higher accuracy compared to previous yolo generations and the yolov10 model. yolov8 offers multiple model sizes (n, s, m, l, x), where the yolov8n model requires minimal memory footprint, making it more suitable for deployment on mobile devices for real-time pest detection. however, yolov8 still exhibits limitations in detecting small targets in complex environments, computational efficiency, feature extraction and fusion capabilities, and convergence speed, necessitating further improvements. (2) improved yolov8n-based cotton pest and disease detection model to enhance recognition accuracy for cotton leaves in natural environments, this study modifies the yolov8n architecture as follows: triple feature encoding (tfe) module: introduces crossscale fusion of large, medium, and small feature maps via concatenation to enhance the representation of microscopic targets. scale-sequential feature fusion (ssff) module: enhances multi-scale feature extraction by combining highlevel semantic and low-level detailed information. multi-level feature fusion (sdi) module: replaces the original concat operation in the neck with a hierarchical feature integration mechanism. senet channel attention mechanism: integrated into the three detection heads (large, medium, small) to amplify critical channel features and suppress irrelevant ones, improving feature discriminability. the modified architecture is illustrated in figure 1. conv 0 conv 1 conve 3 1rcsosa (128) 2rcsosa (256) conve 5 3rcsosa (512) conv 7 4rcsosa (1024) sppf scalseq conv 11 zoom_cat 12 conv 10 conv 15 zoom_cat c2f_senetv2 conv 18 sdi c2f_senetv2 sdi c2f_senetv2 detect detect attent_model 25 detect conv 14 c2f conv 21 fig 1. improved model structure diagram 106 triple feature encoding (tfe): for detecting dense small targets like cotton aphids, the original fpn’s unidirectional top-down fusion path inadequately integrates high-resolution shallow features with fine-grained textures[13]. to address this, the tfe module divides backbone outputs into large, medium, and small spatial resolution groups. through multi-granularity feature decoupling, it performs bidirectional interactions between high-resolution textures and deep semantic features via concatenation and cross-scale fusion. this process preserves edge sharpness and texture clarity for small targets. before encoding, feature channels are adjusted to match the primary scale: large-scale features: channel count reduced to 1c using hybrid max-average pooling downsampling. small-scale features: channels adjusted via convolution and upsampled with nearest-neighbor interpolation final outputs are concatenated channel-wise after convolution (figure 2). large medium small conv conv max pooling mean pooling conv add concat conv upsampling conv （0.5c,2s） （1c,1s） （1c,1s） （1c,1s） （2c,0.5s） （1c,1s） （1c,1s） （1c,0.5s） （1c,1s） （1c,1s） （1c,2s） fig 2. triple feature encoding (tfe) scale-sequential feature fusion (ssff): the original yolov8n model fuses pyramid features through simple concatenation or addition, which inadequately exploits correlations between multi-scale feature maps, leaving room for improvement in detecting cotton pests and diseases with inherent scale variations. the ssff module (structure shown in figure 3) addresses this by combining high-dimensional information from deep features with detailed information from shallow features: channel alignment: 1×1 convolutions adjust the channel numbers of p4 and p5 layers to match the p3 layer. resizing: nearest-neighbor interpolation aligns feature map dimensions with p3. dimension expansion: the unsqueeze operation transforms 3d tensors [height, width, channels] into 4d tensors [depth, height, width, channels]. depth-wise concatenation: 4d feature maps are concatenated along the depth dimension to form 3d feature maps. feature extraction: silu activation, 3d convolution, and 3d batch normalization complete the scale-aware feature fusion process. upsampling upsampling unsqueeze unsqueeze unsqueeze c oncat max pooling squeeze （0.5c，3，2s) （0.5c，3，2s) （0.5c，2s) （0.5c，2s) （0.5c，2s) p3 p4 p5 conv 3d bn silu fig 3. scale-sequential feature fusion (ssff) multi-level feature fusion (sdi): the sdi module (structure shown in figure 4) replaces the original concat operation in the neck. its core idea is to enhance semantic and detailed information by hierarchically integrating encoder-generated features. together with the ssff module, it forms the refined neck of the model[14]. l=4 l=3 l=2 l=1 downsample identitymap upsample spatialattentoin channelattentoin smoothconv fig 4. multi-level feature fusion (sdi) 107 senet channel attention mechanism (senet): when detecting small targets (e.g., cotton aphids, leaf spots) coexisting with larger ones, the original yolov8n model often suffers from missed detections due to insufficient extraction and filtering of critical features. to address this, the senet module recalibrates channel weights by emphasizing important features and suppressing irrelevant ones. x output (bs,c,w,h) input (bs,c,w,h) global average pool (bs,c ) (bs,c/16) relu (bs,c/16) (bs,c ) sigmoid (bs,1,1,c) fig 5. senet channel attention mechanism as shown in figure 5, senet[15] operates in three stages: squeeze: global average pooling compresses input features into a channel-wise vector of dimension c. excitation: two fully connected layers capture channel dependencies, generating adaptive weights based on feature importance. recalibration: the original feature maps are scaled by the learned weights to amplify discriminative channels. (3) model training and evaluation metrics all experiments were conducted on a desktop with the configuration in table 2. training parameters: input size: 640×640;batch size: 24; workers: 2; initial learning rate: 0.01; epochs: 1,000;weight saving interval: 10 epochs (yielding 100 weight files); pretraining: initial 300 epochs without pretrained weights (due to modified backbone), followed by 1,000 epochs with trained weights. table 2. experimental environment configuration configuration name model/version system environment ubuntu 20.04.6 central processing unit (cpu) intel core i5-12400 @4.4 ghz graphics processing unit (gpu) nvidia geforce rtx 3090 (24gb) gpu acceleration library cuda 11.8 random access memory (ram) 32gb deep learning framework pytorch 2.0.1 following wang xiangyu et al. [1],we adopt: precision (p, %): ratio of correct predictions to total positive predictions: 100p p p t p t f     (1) recall (r, %): ratio of correctly detected positives to all actual positives: 100p p n t r t f     (2) mean average precision (map, %): average precision across all classes: 1 0 0 ( ) 100 n i p r dr mar n     (3) frames per second (fps): inference speed. here, tp, fp, and fn denote true positives, false positives, and false negatives, respectively.n=7represents the number of disease/pest categories. 4. results and analysis (1) performance comparison with mainstream models the proposed rss-yolov8n model is compared against mainstream object detection models, including yolov5, yolov7, yolov10, and faster r-cnn. the results are summarized in table 3. table 3. comparison between the proposed model and mainstream models model precision (p/%) recall (r/%) map/% parameters (×10⁵) fps (frames/s) faster r-cnn 76.3 73.8 79.6 95.7 18.64 yolov5n 86.7 81.3 85.9 25.0 32.63 yolov7 84.6 82.8 86.0 36.7 36.88 yolov8n 85.8 83.7 86.5 31.5 36.74 yolov10n 86.0 81.5 86.1 26.7 35.45 proposed model 88.8 83.2 88.1 33.9 37.63 in comparisons with mainstream models, the proposed model achieves state-of-the-art performance in both precision and mean average precision (map). specifically, it outperforms faster r-cnn, yolov5n, yolov7, yolov8n, and yolov10n in precision by 12.5, 1.1, 4.2, 3.0, and 2.8 percentage points, respectively. for recall, the model exhibits improvements of 9.4, 1.9, 0.4, and 1.7 percentage points compared to faster r-cnn, yolov5n, yolov7, and yolov10n, though it shows a slight 0.5 percentage point decrease relative to yolov8n. in terms of map, the proposed model surpasses faster r-cnn, yolov5n, yolov7, yolov8n, and yolov10n by 8.5, 2.2, 2.1, 1.6, and 2.0 percentage points, respectively. notably, the model significantly reduces parameter counts compared to faster r 108 cnn and yolov7-tiny while maintaining competitive complexity with other yolo variants. furthermore, it achieves superior inference speed, delivering 50.5%, 13.3%, 1.3%, 1.6%, and 5.0% improvements in frames per second (fps) over faster r-cnn, yolov5n, yolov7-tiny, yolov8n, and yolov10n, respectively. these results confirm that the proposed model effectively balances parameter efficiency with enhanced accuracy and real-time performance, addressing the dual challenges of computational overhead and detection precision in complex agricultural environments. (2) impact of different attention mechanisms to validate the effectiveness of the senet channel attention mechanism, a comparative experiment is conducted with deformable attention (dat), convolutional block attention module (cbam), and efficient channel attention (eca). results are shown in table 4. table 4. training results of models with different attention mechanisms model precision (p/%) recall (r/%) map/% fps (frames/s) dat 87.8 82.3 87.2 37.13 cbam 86.4 81.9 86.4 34.72 eca 87.5 82.7 87.5 36.79 proposed 88.8 83.2 88.1 37.36 experimental results demonstrate that senet achieves superior comprehensive performance for cotton pest and disease detection: accuracy: senet attains the highest precision (88.8%), recall (83.2%), and map (88.1%), outperforming dat by 1.0%, 0.9%, and 0.9%, respectively. this validates the effectiveness of channel attention in enhancing small-target features. speed: senet maintains real-time inference at 37.36 fps. while cbam suffers from computational overhead due to dual channel-spatial attention, eca’s lightweight design achieves 36.79 fps but lags in map (-0.6%), reflecting its limited global modeling capability. dat expands receptive fields through deformable attention but incurs multi-head computational complexity, constraining accuracy gains. overall, senet optimally balances feature enhancement and computational efficiency, proving its suitability for multiscale object detection tasks. (3) ablation study to evaluate the contribution of each proposed module, ablation experiments are conducted by incrementally adding tfe, ssff, sdi, and senet to the baseline yolov8n. results are shown in table 5. table 5. ablation study results exp. tfe ssff sdi senet map/% 1 — — — — 86.5 2 √ — — — 87.1 3 √ √ — — 87.3 4 √ √ √ — 87.5 5 √ √ √ √ 88.1 note: "√" indicates the use of this module;"−" indicates that this module is not used. the ablation study results demonstrate that each module contributes progressively to model performance enhancement. the baseline model achieves a map of 86.5%. after introducing the tfe module, the map increases by 0.6% to 87.1%, validating the effectiveness of triple feature encoding in enhancing the representation of small targets through crossscale concatenation. the subsequent addition of the ssff module yields a marginal map improvement of 0.2%, indicating that standalone multi-scale feature fusion has limited impact on accuracy and requires synergistic integration with other modules. replacing the standard concat operation with the sdi module further boosts the map by 0.2% to 87.5%, proving that multi-level feature fusion optimizes cross-hierarchical information interaction. finally, integrating senet elevates the map to 88.1%, a 0.6% gain over experiment 4, highlighting the critical role of the channel attention mechanism in feature weight recalibration. overall, tfe and senet deliver the most significant gains, underscoring the importance of feature encoding and attention mechanisms for model optimization. the combined application of ssff and sdi establishes a stable multi-scale feature enhancement pipeline. the nonlinear cumulative effects of module integration emphasize the necessity of functional complementarity among components during model refinement. 5. conclusion this paper addresses the challenge of small target detection in cotton pest and disease monitoring by proposing an improved yolov8n-based model. by integrating multi-scale feature fusion and channel attention mechanisms, the detection performance in complex field environments is significantly enhanced. experimental results demonstrate that the improved model outperforms existing methods in precision (88.8%), recall (83.2%), and mean average precision (88.1%), while maintaining high real-time efficiency. future work will focus on optimizing few-shot learning and model interpretability to further improve generalization and practical applicability. acknowledgments this research did not receive any specific grant from funding agencies in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors. references [1] wang xiangyu, wen haojie, li xinxing, et al. research progress analysis of mainly agricultural diseases detection and early warning technologies[j]. transactions of the chinese society for agricultural machinery, 2016, 47(9): 266-277. 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"senetv2: aggregated dense layer for channelwise and global representations. arxiv 2023."arxiv preprint arxiv:2311.10807.. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 22 research on comprehensive performance testing and evaluation method of vehicle parking radar yang ning, shuai dong, xiaoqian yu and shiqi zhang catarc intelligent technology (tianjin)co., ltd. tianjin, china abstract: as a critical component of parking assistance systems, their performance directly influences the accuracy and reliability of vehicle parking operations. this paper enriches the testing scenarios for automotive parking radars. specifically, it employs multiple test vehicles to conduct acoustic index tests on different types of obstacles at various testing angles. acoustic signal characteristics, including frequency, signal-to-noise ratio, loudness, and response timeliness, were analyzed using fast fourier transform (fft), signal-to-noise ratio analysis, and sensor analysis techniques to investigate the correlations among various acoustic indicators under differing conditions. the test data is processed through the icc analysis method, the quadratic polynomial regression analysis method, and the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (topsis). the results show that the comprehensive test scenario for parking radar established in this paper can comprehensively test and verify the acoustic performance indicators of the radar, and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the parking performance of the vehicle's parking radar. keywords: parking radar; comprehensive performance evaluation; obstacle; fast fourier transform; quadratic polynomial regression analysis; technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (topsis). 1. introduction with the rapid development of the automotive industry and accelerated urbanization, vehicle ownership has continued to rise, leading to increasingly complex urban road and parking environments. parking safety has thus become a critical research focus in the field of automotive safety [1]. according to statistics from the ministry of public security, china's vehicle fleet exceeded 400 million units in 2024, with passenger cars accounting for approximately 84% of the total. incidents occurring during parking constitute a significant proportion of urban traffic accidents [2]. as a core component of parking assistance systems, automotive parking radar operates by emitting and receiving ultrasonic signals to detect the distance between the vehicle and surrounding obstacles in real time, providing feedback to the driver. this effectively reduces the incidence of parking-related accidents, and its performance reliability is directly linked to the safety of occupants and the surrounding environment[3-4]. the performance metrics of parking radars-such as frequency, response time, and signal-to-noise ratio-are influenced by multiple factors including test scenarios, obstacle types, and environmental conditions. current testing methodologies, both domestically and internationally, primarily focus on performance validation using single-type obstacles and standard angles. existing test standards offer insufficient coverage of complex scenarios, resulting in significant discrepancies between laboratory results and realworld applications. moreover, while existing research often emphasizes distance detection accuracy[5], there is limited analysis of the relationship between acoustic indicators (e.g., signal frequency, signal-to-noise ratio, loudness) and practical user experience (e.g., response timeliness), making it difficult to comprehensively evaluate the overall performance of parking radars[6]. therefore, establishing a comprehensive evaluation system for parking radars that integrates multiple scenarios and synergistic indicators holds significant theoretical and engineering value for advancing parking assistance technology and enhancing vehicle safety. international research on parking radar testing began relatively early. for instance, eu regulation no. 158[7] specifies certification requirements for parking radars using only cylindrical obstacles. similarly, although the euro ncap[8] parking assistance scoring system incorporates various obstacle types (e.g., pedestrians, cylindrical objects), its testing angles remain limited to common forward-facing orientations. the iso 15006[9] standard developed by the european standards institute includes tests for various acoustic performance indicators but lacks comprehensive research on the integrated acoustic performance in dynamic scenarios. domestically, researchers from the state key laboratory of automotive simulation and control at jilin university[10] developed a model for ultrasonic radar performance in automatic parking systems under varying atmospheric conditions and identified the impact of such conditions on radar performance. however, this study did not address subjective errors arising from multiple test samples, nor did it establish a correlation model between acoustic indicators and performance evaluation. addressing issues such as limited test scenarios and incomplete evaluation systems in existing studies, this paper focuses on the comprehensive performance testing and evaluation of automotive parking radars. a multi-angle test scenario was constructed involving multiple testers and five experimental vehicles, with three types of obstacles: juvenile soft mannequins, traffic cones, and stone curb blocks. posttest analysis employed fast fourier transform (fft) to extract signal frequency characteristics, combined with signal-to-noise ratio analysis and response time analysis techniques to quantify differences in acoustic indicators across scenarios. the intraclass correlation coefficient (icc) method was used to eliminate subjective variances among testers, and quadratic polynomial regression analysis was applied to examine the effect of test angle on response time. finally, a multi-dimensional acoustic indicator evaluation model was established based on the technique for order of 23 preference by similarity to ideal solution (topsis), forming a comprehensive evaluation system. this provides new methodologies and theoretical support for parking radar testing and parking safety research in the automotive industry. 2. research methodology and analytical framework 2.1. frequency signal-to-noise ratio and loudness test the five test vehicles, all provided by their respective manufacturers, are designated as vehicle a, b, c, d, and e. testing was conducted at the whole vehicle image laboratory of china automotive technology and research center (tianjin) co., ltd. the experimental test platform is configured as illustrated in figure 1. since frequency testing is performed under static conditions and is unaffected by the doppler effect, and as frequency values are fixed parameters determined by the ultrasonic radar hardware, a single obstacle was utilized for frequency evaluation. the raw signals of the parking radar alerts, captured in the time domain, underwent preprocessing involving dc component removal and filtering. given the complex and non-strictly periodic nature of the signals, conventional periodic analysis methods are inadequate; hence, fast fourier transform (fft) was employed to convert the time-domain signals into the frequency domain. in accordance with the nyquist sampling theorem: max2s ff  where fs denotes the sampling rate; fmax denotes the maximum frequency of the signal. the preprocessed time-domain signal x[n] (n=0,1,...,n-1) is subjected to fast fourier transform (fft), yielding a frequency-domain complex array x[k] (k=0,1,...,n-1), where k denotes the frequency index. the actual frequency corresponding to each index k in the frequency domain is:  /2k n n kfs fk ＜ where n denotes the length of the acquired signal. in the frequency domain, the frequency fk corresponding to the peak of x[k] (magnitude spectrum) represents the dominant frequency of the signal. the data analysis is illustrated in figure 2. in the calculation of signal-to-noise ratio, the voltage amplitude (root mean square value) is employed for computation, where power is proportional to the square of the voltage. signal average power:     ns ins p 1 2is 1 s average noise power:     nn jnn p 1 2jn 1 n where: s[n] (length ns) denotes the voltage sequence in the signal interval; n[n] (length nn) represents the voltage sequence in the noise interval. the snr calculation formula is expressed in decibels as: ) , , lg(20dsnr rmsvn rmsvs b ）（ among them: vs,rms= sp , vn,rms= np . data analysis results are presented in figure 3. during the loudness analysis, multiple measurements were averaged to account for environmental influences. the alarm sound signals were captured via a microphone sensor and subjected to preprocessing and noise reduction procedures. the subsequent data analysis is illustrated in figure 4. figure 1. setup of frequency and signal-to-noise ratio experiment figure 2. data analysis of frequency testing 24 figure 3. data analysis of signal-to-noise ratio testing figure 4. data analysis of loudness testing following the final testing of five experimental vehicles, the data pertaining to frequency, signal-to-noise ratio, and loudness are presented in tables 1, 2, and 3 respectively. table 1. frequency test data item vehicle a vehicle b vehicle c vehicle d vehicle e direct frequency (hz) 850 410 2800 335 1800 centre frequency (hz) 800 400 2500 315 2000 table 2. signal-to-noise ratio test data item vehicle a vehicle b vehicle c vehicle d vehicle e signal-to-noise ratio (dummy) 10.5 33.5 2.74 35.3 5.8 signal-to-noise ratio (traffic cone) 10.7 34.5 2.88 35.9 5.9 signal-to-noise ratio (stone isolation pylon) 11.7 35.1 3.01 36.2 6.5 table 3. loudness test data item vehicle a vehicle b vehicle c vehicle d vehicle e volume 1 45.2 55.8 65.1 62.3 40.5 volume 2 45.2 55.7 39.9 62.0 40.5 volume 3 45.2 55.9 40.1 63.2 40.6 average value 45.2 55.8 40.0 62.5 40.5 as shown in table 1, the acoustic signal frequencies of vehicle c and e are significantly higher. the sound frequencies of vehicle b and d fall within the range most comfortable to human perception, with no subjectively noticeable dullness or harshness. table 2 indicates that the signal-to-noise ratio undergoes subtle variations with changes in obstacles. the performance disparity in signal-to-noise ratio across different vehicles is significantly more pronounced for concrete barriers compared to traffic cones, 25 while traffic cones slightly outperform dummy obstacles, though the difference is marginal. the primary reason is that the characteristics of obstacles directly affect the quality of the raw signals received by the reversing radar system. table 3 reveals considerable variations in loudness among the test vehicles. vehicles a and e exhibit lower decibel levels, making them susceptible to environmental interference that may impair driver judgment. in contrast, vehicle c has an excessively high decibel value, which may cause auditory discomfort to the driver. 2.2. response time performance testing in the study on the responsiveness of parking radar systems, a juvenile soft manikin was selected to represent common pedestrians for investigating temporal characteristics. the experimental setup is illustrated in figure 5. during the test, a constant-speed cart carrying an obstacle approached the vehicle from 1.5 meters behind at a speed of 3 km/h, following various angles relative to the vehicle's central axis. the moment the parking radar alarm sounded was recorded as t1, and the instant the driver pressed the brake pedal immediately upon hearing the alarm was recorded as t2. the time difference between t1 and t2 constitutes the response time of the parking radar, reflecting the driver's reaction speed in braking promptly after hearing the alert in a parking scenario. a shorter time interval indicates quicker auditory feedback, enabling faster braking response by the driver, thereby demonstrating superior promptness and facilitating more timely user reactions. time data acquisition was accomplished using sensor technology and an oscilloscope, with data analysis presented in figure 6. in the design of test angles, the fundamental principle is to cover both the core detection range and the threshold values at the periphery. the initial test angle is set at 0° relative to the vehicle's central axis, representing the direct rear scenario—the most common use case—to validate the radar's accuracy in detecting obstacles directly behind the vehicle. test angles of 15° and 30° are designated to evaluate the radar's performance within its core operational zone. angles of 45° and 60° are selected to assess the radar's detection capabilities at the outer edges. finally, an 80° test angle is established to examine the system's response speed at the extreme limits of its detection range. figure 5. setup of the response timeliness experiment figure 6. data analysis of responsiveness timeliness testing table 4. response time test data 1 item vehicle a vehicle b vehicle c vehicle d vehicle e 0° 0.3420 0.3258 0.5328 0.2447 0.5350 15° 0.3539 0.3371 0.5329 0.2488 0.5477 30° 0.3128 0.3121 0.5210 0.2328 0.5328 45° 0.3157 0.3157 0.5120 0.2431 0.5341 60° 0.3579 0.3597 0.5328 0.2488 0.5476 80° 0.3593 0.3579 0.5355 0.2580 0.5491 26 table 5. response time test data 2 item vehicle a vehicle b vehicle c vehicle d vehicle e 0° 0.4430 0.3769 0.5330 0.3465 0.5337 15° 0.4554 0.3901 0.5331 0.3502 0.5479 30° 0.4127 0.3638 0.5318 0.3318 0.5326 45° 0.4157 0.3677 0.5319 0.3359 0.5343 60° 0.4579 0.3111 0.5333 0.3571 0.5478 80° 0.4544 0.3124 0.5357 0.3572 0.5488 table 6. response time test data 3 item vehicle a vehicle b vehicle c vehicle d vehicle e 0° 0.3425 0.3263 0.5328 0.2456 0.5369 15° 0.3548 0.3390 0.5331 0.2497 0.5479 30° 0.3130 0.3128 0.5317 0.2322 0.5330 45° 0.3159 0.3169 0.5319 0.2377 0.5349 60° 0.3577 0.3600 0.5330 0.2581 0.5455 80° 0.3582 0.3604 0.5357 0.2579 0.5480 in the evaluation of temporal characteristics, the subjective bias of drivers may introduce significant measurement errors. to mitigate this, three independent testers conducted evaluations on five test vehicles respectively. the resulting data are presented in tables 4, 5, and 6. as evidenced in tables 4, 5, and 6, the results from the three test subjects demonstrate a high degree of consistency. vehicles d and b exhibit superior response time characteristics, indicating that drivers promptly applied the brakes upon hearing the alarm signal. this enhanced alert effectiveness facilitates more timely user reactions and provides superior cueing performance. 2.3. research method 2.3.1. data initialization prior to conducting data analysis, data normalization must be completed, as subsequent analytical procedures will be based on standardized data. data normalization refers to the process of index standardization for statistical data. this procedure primarily involves two aspects: data homogenization and non-dimensionalization. the core objective of data homogenization is to address issues arising from data of differing natures. direct summation of indicators with disparate characteristics fails to accurately reflect comprehensive outcomes; hence, it is necessary to transform the properties of inverse indicators so that all indicators exert a consistent directional influence on the evaluation scheme before aggregation, thereby ensuring correct results. nondimensionalization, on the other hand, focuses on resolving data comparability issues. it eliminates unit constraints by converting data into dimensionless pure numerical values, enabling effective comparison and weighting of indicators with different units or magnitudes. numerous methods exist for data normalization, and this study employs the min-max normalization approach: minmax min pp pp x i i    in the formula: pi represents the data of the i-th vehicle, pmin is the minimum value, and pmax is the maximum value. 2.3.2. intraclass correlation coefficient (icc) consistency assessment the intraclass correlation coefficient (icc) consistency analysis is a statistical method used to evaluate the degree of agreement among measurements obtained from multiple observers (or different measurement methods or time points) when assessing the same set of subjects. this method is primarily employed to assess the reliability of measurement outcomes, particularly for continuous variables, as it effectively reflects the closeness among observed values, i.e., the actual measurements. in practical applications, the key aspect of icc consistency analysis lies in quantifying the relationship between "the variability inherent to the measured subjects" and "the total variability (which encompasses both subject-specific variability and variability introduced by observers, methods, time, etc.)" through the calculation of the intraclass correlation coefficient: when the icc value approaches 1, it indicates a high level of consistency in the measurement results, suggesting that the variability among observers (or under different measurement conditions) is minimal, and the differences in measurements are primarily attributable to the true characteristics of the subjects themselves. conversely, when the icc value is closer to 0, it signifies weak consistency, implying that the variability in the measurements arises more from external factors such as observers, measurement methods, or time points, rather than from actual differences among the subjects. the icc encompasses multiple computational models, including one-way random effects models, two-way random effects models, and two-way mixed effects models. the selection of an appropriate model depends on the research design, such as whether observers are randomly selected or whether consistency among specific observers is of interest. given that three testers participated in the response timeliness experiment discussed herein, a one-way random effects model was adopted for the icc consistency analysis to mitigate the influence of subjective human factors on the experimental outcomes. 2.3.3. regression analysis regression analysis constitutes a critical category of statistical analytical methods designed to quantify the dependent relationships between two or more variables. based on the number of independent variables, it can be classified as simple or multiple regression; according to the number of dependent variables, it may be categorized as univariate or multivariate regression; and depending on the functional form of variable relationships, it is further divided into linear and nonlinear regression. its primary objective is to elucidate the magnitude and direction of the influence exerted by independent variables on the dependent variable, 27 while precisely interpreting the mechanism underlying changes in the dependent variable by controlling for confounding factors from other variables. as a specific form of regression analysis, polynomial regression demonstrates robust curve-fitting capabilities. by incorporating higher-order terms of independent variables (such as quadratic, cubic, and beyond), it flexibly approximates observed data, making it particularly suitable for addressing various nonlinear problems. given that any function can be locally approximated via polynomials, polynomial regression is widely applied in empirical research to characterize complex relationships between independent and dependent variables. within the context of this study, wherein multiple vehicles undergo response time testing across six distinct angles, quadratic polynomial regression is employed to accurately identify the optimal obstacle angle corresponding to the shortest response time for each vehicle. this approach involves constructing separate regression models for each vehicle, effectively capturing individual angle-specific effects while mitigating interference from inter-vehicle variability. through model fitting, the optimal angle for each vehicle can be determined, thereby providing concrete directional guidance for enhancing vehicular performance. 2.3.4. technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution the topsis (technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution) method is a classical approach widely employed for comprehensive intra-group evaluation. this method effectively utilizes the information inherent in raw data, ensuring that evaluation results accurately reflect distinctions among different alternatives. the fundamental procedure involves: first normalizing the original data matrix; subsequently identifying the positive-ideal and negative-ideal solutions within the finite set of alternatives; then calculating the distances between each evaluation object and these ideal solutions; and ultimately deriving the relative closeness coefficient to the positive-ideal solution, which serves as the basis for ranking and evaluation. this technique imposes no stringent requirements on data distribution or sample size, and its computational process is straightforward and practicable. it not only clearly demonstrates inter-alternative disparities but also objectively and authentically reflects actual conditions, boasting advantages such as result reliability, strong intuitiveness, and high authenticity, while imposing no special requirements on sample data. the topsis method enables holistic analysis and evaluation from an integrated perspective, exhibiting broad applicability and significant universal value across diverse contexts. the topsis method is formulated as follows:                 ii i i m j ijiji m j ijiji dd d l zzd zzd 1 2 min 1 2 max among them, ijmaxz is the maximum value of the same indicator in the initial matrix, and ijminz is the minimum value of the same indicator in the initial matrix. 3. data analysis and findings 3.1. intraclass correlation coefficient consistency analysis in the responsiveness test, three evaluators were selected to ensure the stability of measurement results for subsequent analysis. an inter-rater reliability assessment was consequently performed on the experimental data. icc2 (twoway random effects model) was employed, accounting for random effects from both raters and measured subjects. using the reliability analysis module in spss software, the corresponding model parameters were configured with the following selections: correlation analysis—intraclass correlation coefficient (icc), and the analysis method set to two-way random–absolute agreement (icc2). the anova results are presented in table 7, and the iterative computation outcomes are shown in table 8. table 7. analysis of variance (anova) table origin sum of squares free degree mean square f target 1.324 29 0.0457 75.23 test engineer 0.246 2 0.123 202.3 residual 0.035 58 0.000607 table 8. analysis results icc 95% confidence interval f-test (df1, df2) p value 0.942 0.897 0.970 f(29,58) =75.23 < 0.001 the results indicate that the intra class correlation (icc) value is 0.942 (close to 1), suggesting a high level of consistency among the measurement results obtained by the three testers. the differences in the measured values stem almost entirely from the vehicle angle combinations being measured, rather than from the different testers. therefore, the testing method for the response time is highly reliable. when different testers use this method to test the same vehicle, they can obtain highly consistent and reproducible results. the measurement error is extremely small, and the data quality is very high. the data can be used for subsequent analysis and comparison of vehicle performance. 3.2. quadratic polynomial regression analysis in the spss software, select regression analysis polynomial regression analysis and choose the independent and dependent variables. the relative relationship is shown in figure 7. this paper selects the response time data of 5 test vehicles driven by 1 tester at different angles for quadratic polynomial regression analysis to determine the angle range where each vehicle has the shortest response time (optimal performance). the analysis uses the quadratic polynomial model y = ax2 + bx + c to fit the relationship between the angle and the response time, determines the optimal angle by calculating the vertex of the parabola, and determines a reasonable range based on the actual data distribution. the final results indicate that vehicles b and d exhibit the best performance. all models of the 5 test vehicles open upward, with high goodness of fit r2 values, demonstrating strong 28 explanatory power of the models. in the actual test, the 30° to 45° interval precisely covers the stage where the response time decreases and then just starts to increase. moreover, the response times within this interval are the measured lower values for each vehicle (without a significant increase to the deterioration level). therefore, the 30° to 45° interval is determined as the optimal angle range for response timeliness. figure 7. original data graph for quadratic polynomial regression analysis 3.3. analysis using the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (topsis) due to the differences in the inherent attributes and units of different indicators, and when comparing the different performances of multiple vehicles, it is impossible to intuitively judge the superiority or inferiority of their comprehensive performances. the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (topsis) effectively addresses the aforementioned issues. prior to using this method, data pre processing is required. the optimal frequency indicator falls within a specific range, and it is impossible to distinguish between positive and negative directions. therefore, the frequency indicator is not included in this analysis. among all the data of the loudness indicator, the maximum value is 65.1 decibels. in this analysis, it is tentatively assumed that this indicator is positive. equal weights are assigned to each indicator. through calculation, the comprehensive evaluation values of five evaluation objects are obtained. the analysis results are presented in table 9. table 9. analysis table of topsis results vehicle distance to the ideal solution distance to the negative ideal solution close degree comprehensive ranking a 0.0792 0.0578 0.4203 4 b 0.0324 0.1041 0.7623 2 c 0.1186 0.0312 0.2078 5 d 0.0241 0.1182 0.8405 1 e 0.1163 0.0335 0.2227 3 based on the comprehensive evaluation using the topsis method, vehicle d exhibits the highest closeness degree (0.8405) and thus boasts the optimal performance. vehicle b ranks second. vehicles a, e, and c have relatively lower closeness degrees and therefore occupy the lower positions in the ranking. 4. conclusion in response to the issues of the single testing scenario and the imperfect evaluation system in the existing automotive parking radar tests, this research has constructed a comprehensive testing scenario involving multiple obstacles and multiple angles. by integrating various analytical methods, a comprehensive performance evaluation system has been established, leading to the following conclusions: (1)through testing five experimental vehicles against three types of obstacles, namely child sized soft dummies, traffic cones, and stone isolation piers, at multiple angles ranging from 0° to 80°, the testing dimensions of parking radars have been enriched, and the limitations of traditional single scenario testing have been addressed. acoustic index tests indicate that the frequencies of vehicles b and d fall within the human comfort range. they exhibit excellent signal to noise ratios, with the influence of obstacle characteristics on the ratios showing a clear pattern. moreover, their loudness indices better meet the requirements of actual usage. 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[10] ma tianfei, li bo, zhu bing, et al..ultrasonic radar modeling of automatic parking system considering atmospheric conditions effect[j]. automotive engineering,2023,45 (09): 1646-1654. doi:10.19562/j.chinasae.qcgc.2023.09.013. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 98 research on non‐destructive detection of kiwi fruit internal quality based on deep learning yanan xue *, zhipeng li school of electronic information, xijing university, xi 'an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author: yanan xue abstract: in recent years, as people's awareness of dietary health has continuously increased, the nutritional value and intrinsic quality of fruits have gradually become the focus of consumers' attention. however, in china, the classification of fresh fruits still relies on empirical methods such as manual observation, lacking unified and scientific standards, resulting in uneven fruit quality in the market. to improve the accuracy and efficiency of fruit quality classification, this paper takes kiwifruit as the research object and proposes a non-destructive detection technology that integrates near-infrared spectroscopy technology and deep learning models to achieve kiwifruit quality classification based on soluble solid content (ssc). this study first collected full-band spectral data of kiwifruit samples using a near-infrared spectrometer and combined the physicochemical values of ssc measured by a refractometer to establish a complete dataset containing spectral and quality labels. in the data preprocessing stage, three common algorithms, msc, sg, and ct, were tried, and their effects in noise reduction and smoothing were compared. the experiment found that the sg preprocessing method could most effectively improve the overall performance of the model. subsequently, this paper built a deep neural network model based on the lstm model, combining bilstm (bidirectional long short-term memory network) and mha (multi-head attention mechanism), to better capture the temporal features and key band information in the spectral sequence. the final results show that the combination of snv + bilstm + mha performs excellently in the classification detection of apple ssc content, with an accuracy rate of 0.9574, a precision rate of 0.9575, a recall rate of 0.9601, and an f1 score of 0.9586, fully verifying the effectiveness and application potential of this method in the non-destructive detection of kiwifruit quality. keywords: near-infrared spectroscopy; kiwifruit; quality grading; lstm. 1. introduction kiwi fruit, as a nutritious and distinctive fruit, is highly favored by consumers. its quality directly affects consumers' purchasing intention and market value. traditional methods for quality inspection of kiwi fruit mainly rely on manual sensory evaluation and physicochemical index analysis, which have problems such as strong subjectivity, low efficiency, and sample damage, and thus are unable to meet the requirements of modern fruit industry for rapid, nondestructive, and online detection. near-infrared spectroscopy (nir) technology, as a rapid, efficient, and environmentally friendly non-destructive detection method, has shown great application potential in the field of fruit quality inspection in recent years. this technology utilizes the multiphase and harmonics absorption characteristics of hydrogen-containing groups such as c-h, o-h, and n-h in organic substances in the near-infrared [4] region to quickly obtain information about the composition and structure of samples, enabling non-destructive detection of the internal quality of fruits. in recent years, scholars at home and abroad have applied nir technology to the detection of quality indicators such as soluble solids content (ssc), hardness, and dry matter content, and have achieved certain research results. zhang fu et al. [1] used visible/near-infrared technology to conduct nondestructive detection of soluble solids content (ssc) in tomatoes and improved the bp neural network model to provide an effective solution for the rapid assessment of the internal quality of tomatoes. zhou danrong et al. [2] used visible/near-infrared technology to conduct a study on the nutritional quality during the ripening period of hibiscus fruit, screened out four core indicators such as fructose, glucose, and two anthocyanin glycosides, and constructed an appearance prediction model based on color value. the results showed that this model had high prediction accuracy and reliability for quality indicators, providing a convenient method for the comprehensive quality evaluation of hibiscus fruit. bi shuhui et al. [3] used genetic algorithms to extract characteristic wavelengths and improved the evaluation performance of apple classification. foreign scholars mahayothee et al. [4] used a new frame camera combined with hyperspectral imaging technology (450-998 nm) to conduct non-destructive detection of mango hardness, total soluble solids (tss), and titratable acidity (ta), and established a prediction model through partial least squares regression (pls). after optimization through multiple linear regression (mlr), it was found that the high-spectrum data could help consumers buy more favorable and delicious fruits, further improving domestic fruit trade. this study takes kiwi fruit as an example, based on nearinfrared spectroscopy, using excellent algorithm models from machine learning and deep learning to achieve nondestructive detection and variety classification of kiwi fruit quality. by exploring the application of nir technology in the internal quality detection of kiwi fruit, a classification model for the internal soluble solids content of kiwi fruit was established. 99 2. experimental section 2.1. materials and equipment the experimental samples for this study were "cuixiang" kiwifruit, which were collected from the biyue kiwifruit orchard in xi'an city, shaanxi province. the collection date was october 2, 2024. the samples were collected following the principle of random sampling, and were selected evenly from the fruits of different trees in the orchard. after preliminary screening, the fruits with damaged skins, pests, diseases, or abnormal shapes were excluded, and only the high-quality samples with consistent softness were retained. to maintain the freshness of the samples, all kiwifruits were immediately transferred to a 3-6℃ constant-temperature cold storage for storage. 24 hours before the experiment, the samples were removed from the refrigeration environment and placed in a (22±2) ℃ constant-temperature room for temperature balance treatment. regarding the potential interference of the fine hairs on the kiwifruit's surface on the spectral signals, before the experiment, the samples were gently wiped with a fine cloth to ensure the test area was smooth and free of obstructions. after cleaning, each of the 234 valid samples was numbered and marked one by one. the spectral collection was carried out using the pynet nir-r210 reflective spectrometer. this instrument is equipped with a handheld near-infrared module and an internal light source, covering a wavelength range of 9001700 nm. it can accurately obtain the sample's diffuse reflection spectral data, providing a basis for subsequent chemometric modeling. at the same time, the atago palbx/acid8 handheld sugar content meter was used to measure the soluble solid content (ssc). this device has a built-in compensation curve correction function, which can effectively reduce environmental errors and ensure the repeatability and accuracy of the sugar content measurement results. the collaborative application of the two instruments forms a complete data collection system, providing technical support for the research on non-destructive detection of kiwifruit quality. 2.2. data acquisition this study used the pynet nir-r210 reflective spectrometer (figure 1) to collect the spectral data of kiwifruit, and the standard white board of the same brand, std-dr100 (spectral range: 200 2500 nm, full spectral band reflectance ≥ 98%), was used as a companion. the specific experimental process is as follows: 1) sample pre-treatment and positioning mark the kiwifruit samples at multiple angles: set a measurement point every 90° along the equatorial plane of the fruit (a total of 4 points), and attach a digital identification label at each point to ensure precise positioning. 2) instrument system initialization after turning on the built-in light source of the spectrometer, perform 10-minute preheating treatment to ensure the stability of the light source output and eliminate the influence of environmental temperature fluctuations on the optical system. 3) standardization calibration before sample detection, collect the reference spectrum through the std-dr100 standard white board to establish the baseline reflectance calibration value, in order to eliminate instrument drift and environmental stray light interference. 4) spectral collection: carefully adjust the kiwifruit sample to ensure that its surface is 90° perpendicular to the collection surface of the spectrometer, and strictly control the distance between this area and the fruit surface to effectively reduce the interference of other light on the experimental results. 5) soluble solids content (ssc) data collection: first, remove the skin of the kiwifruit sample, precisely cut uniform tissue blocks at each measurement point, and obtain the sample juice after thorough crushing by a juicer. use highdensity non-woven fabric for double filtration to completely remove suspended impurities. take the clarified juice and conduct sugar content detection using the pal-bx/acid8 handheld refractometer, implement three independent repeated measurements, and calculate the arithmetic mean as the final determination result. based on the chinese national industry standard ny/t 2002-2011 "determination of soluble solid content in fruits and products refractometer method", a grading system was established: when ssc ≥ 14%, it is determined as class i high-quality fruit; those with ssc in the range of 10% 14% (including the lower limit but excluding the upper limit) are classified as class ii standard fruit; and those with ssc < 10% are classified as class iii fruit to be improved. this classification standard is precisely quantified and determined by the handheld refractometer to ensure the scientificity and operability of the grading system. 2.3. multi-class evaluation metrics this study has constructed a three-dimensional quantitative assessment framework, systematically quantifying the predictive efficacy of the model through three-dimensional indicators of accuracy (accuracy), precision (precision), and recall (recall). among them: accuracy, as a global evaluation parameter, comprehensively reflects the overall discrimination ability of the model for positive and negative samples. its mathematical expression is: accuracy tp tn tp fp fntp tn 1 in the formula, tp (true positive) represents the number of true positive samples, tn (true negative) represents the number of true negative samples, fp (false positive) represents the number of false positive samples, and fn (false negative) represents the number of false negative samples. precision, as a reliability indicator for positive predictions, precisely measures the proportion of actual true positives among the predicted positive samples. the calculation formula is: precision tp tp fp 2 this indicator mainly assesses the confidence level of the prediction results; the recall rate serves as the target capture sensitivity indicator, effectively quantifying the coverage of the correct identification of the true positive samples. its definition is: recall tp tp fn 3 this indicator mainly reflects the model's ability to capture key targets. all three indicators are measured within the standardized 100 range of [0, 1]. the closer the value is to 1, the more the model's performance in this evaluation dimension approaches the theoretical optimal value. when the three-dimensional indicators achieve a high-level coordinated balance, the model will simultaneously exhibit global prediction stability, precise identification ability of key targets, and strong capture efficiency of potential positive examples, forming the optimal solution space for the prediction effect. if any of the dimension indicators deviate significantly, it indicates that the model has a systematic bias in this evaluation dimension, and it is necessary to optimize the algorithm architecture or adjust the parameter configuration to improve the overall prediction efficiency. 2.4. near-infrared spectroscopy preprocessing method when establishing a model using the original spectra and the soluble solid content (ssc) values, due to the complexity of the spectral data and the interference of noise, the prediction accuracy of the model is relatively low. to improve the model performance, the near-infrared spectral data of kiwifruit is first preprocessed to remove noise, correct baseline drift, and enhance spectral features. the preprocessed data is then divided into a training set and a prediction set to ensure that the two sets have consistent representativeness in the feature space. finally, feature wavelengths are extracted to select the most contributing wavelengths for ssc prediction, thereby improving the prediction accuracy and generalization ability of the model. 2.4.1. dataset division in order to effectively evaluate the generalization performance of the model, this study employed the spxy algorithm to divide the dataset. this algorithm takes into account the distance between spectral and physicochemical values, ensuring the consistency of the distribution of the training set and the test set. the dataset contains 234 samples, which are divided into a training set and a test set in a ratio of 60% to 40%. finally, 140 training samples and 94 test samples were obtained. table1 shows the number of samples of the three categories in the test set. table 1. classification situation of the test set after division. sample category type i fruit type ii fruit type iii fruit spxy 32 35 27 2.4.2. extraction of characteristic wavelengths when using the cars algorithm for feature wavelength extraction, the optimal feature wavelength combination was selected based on minimizing the cross-validation root mean square error (rmsecv). the variation patterns of the number of sampled variables and the number of samplings are shown in figure 1, the root mean square error values are shown in figure 2, and the variation pattern of the number of samplings is shown in figure 4. by comprehensively analyzing figures 1 and 2, it can be found that the rmsecv of ssc reaches the lowest value at the 58th sampling, and the optimal variable set consists of 15 feature variables. the feature wavelengths extracted by cars are shown in table 2. figure 1. changes in the number of feature variables figure 2. rmse changes figure 3. regression coefficients figure 4. distribution of feature wavelengths extracted by cars. 101 table 2. selection of characteristic variables. algorithm type number characteristic wavelength point (nm) cars 15 900,924.67,1114.98,1118.50,1213.66,1231.28, 1326.43,1340.53,1347.58,1414.53, 1495.591516.74,1520.26,1654.18,1678.85 to improve the accuracy of the model, in response to the differences and noise issues of spectral data, this study employed the chemical metrology method to select appropriate feature wavelength extraction methods and data preprocessing algorithms. by constructing the pls-da model, the accuracy rates of each data preprocessing algorithm on the test set were compared, thereby determining the best feature wavelength selection method and preprocessing algorithm combination. the accuracy rates of the pls-da models processed by each algorithm are detailed in table 3. table 3. the impact of different data preprocessing methods on model performance. data preprocessing data set division model selection accuracy rate original spectrum spxy pls_da 0.8036 sg spxy pls_da 0.8519 sg+cars spxy pls_da 0.8704 msc spxy pls_da 0.7407 msc+cars spxy pls_da 0.7962 ct spxy pls_da 0.8148 ct+cars spxy pls_da 0.8333 after comparison, among the three preprocessing algorithms and the two feature wavelength selection algorithms, the pls-da model established by the algorithm combination of sg+cars has the highest classification accuracy and the best effect, reaching 0.8704, which is superior to other preprocessing methods. therefore, the sg+cars preprocessing combination was ultimately selected. 3. construction of the prediction model 3.1. lstm this study constructed an lstm three-classification model for spectral data analysis of kiwifruit. the model structure consists of an input layer, an lstm layer (with 64 hidden units and relu activation function), a dropout layer with a dropout rate of 0.25, a fully connected layer with an output dimension of 3, and an output layer. the model uses the crossentropy loss function in pytorch to achieve multiclassification. during training, the batch size is 32, the number of iterations is 500, the initial learning rate is 0.001, the learning rate decay factor is 0.0005, and the minimum learning rate is set to 1e-6. if the model's performance does not improve for 20 consecutive iterations, the learning rate will be decayed. the model structure is shown in figure 5. figure 5. structure diagram of lstm model after the sg+cars preprocessing, the performance indicators of the lstm model have significantly improved. all evaluation indicators show that the lstm model has achieved a relatively ideal classification effect in the kiwi fruit spectral classification task. the accuracy rate is 0.9149, the precision rate is 0.9130, the recall rate is 0.9146, and the f1 value is 0.9144. during the model training process, an early stopping strategy was introduced. when the performance on the training set reached the preset threshold, the training was automatically stopped, effectively avoiding the problems of overfitting or underfitting of the model. the specific model parameters and performance results are shown in table 4. table 4. lstm model parameters and performance. model name batch size number of iterations optimizer dropout accuracy rate precision recall rate f1 score lstm 32 500 relu 0.25 0.9149 0.9139 0.9161 0.9144 the scatter plot showing the classification of apple spectral data by the lstm classification model based on ssc content is shown in figure 6, the confusion matrix is presented in the table 5. 3.2. bilstm this study further incorporates bidirectional long shortterm memory (bilstm) on the basis of the lstm model. bilstm is a special type of recurrent neural network (rnn) that can simultaneously capture the context information both before and after the sequence data[5]. unlike the traditional unidirectional lstm, bilstm consists of two oppositedirectional lstm layers. one processes information from the starting position to the end point in a forward manner, while the other processes information from the end point to the starting position in a backward manner. these two directions' lstm layers independently extract features and then fuse 102 them through concatenation or summation at each time step to better utilize the context relationships in the sequence[6]. figure 6. scatter plot of lstm classification results table 5. confusion matrix of lstm classification results. real label classfication results of lstm type i fruit type ii fruit type iii fruit in total type i fruit 27 1 4 32 type ii fruit 2 33 0 35 type iii fruit 1 0 26 27 in total 31 35 28 94 the advantage of the lstm network lies in its unique gating structure, including the forget gate, input gate, and output gate. these gating units can effectively regulate the inflow and outflow of information, thereby effectively alleviating the common problems of gradient disappearance or explosion in traditional rnns, enabling the model to stably learn long-distance dependencies. bilstm further enhances this advantage by introducing a bidirectional information transmission mechanism, demonstrating superior modeling capabilities in handling complex context-dependent data tasks. the specific structure of the bilstm network is shown in figure 7. the figure clearly presents the input layer, forward lstm layer, backward lstm layer, and the output layer that integrates the bidirectional information. figure 7. structure diagram of bilstm network the bilstm model demonstrates excellent performance advantages in the classification task of near-infrared spectroscopy data. as shown in table 6, the accuracy rate of the bilstm model for spectral data classification reaches 0.9255, the precision rate is 0.9235, the recall rate is 0.9269, and the f1 score is 0.9247. these indicators indicate that the bilstm model can effectively capture the feature information in near-infrared spectroscopy data, thereby improving the overall effect of the classification task. the scatter plot showing the classification of apple spectral data based on the ssc content by the bilstm classification model is shown in figure 8. the confusion matrix is presented in table 7. 3.3. bilstm+mha the key idea of the multi-head attention (mha) mechanism lies in computing the attention weights in parallel through multiple attention heads, in order to capture richer 103 correlation information between different positions in the input sequence. this structure enables the model to simultaneously focus on multiple aspects of the sequence data, thereby enhancing the ability to extract and represent data features[7]. table 6. performance of bilstm model. model name training batch number of iterations optimizer dropout accuracy rate precision recall rate f1 score bilstm 32 500 relu 0.25 0.9255 0.9235 0.9269 0.9247 figure 8. scatter plot of bilstm classification results table 7. confusion matrix of bilstm classification results. real label classfication results of bilstm type i fruit type ii fruit type iii fruit in total type i fruit 28 1 3 32 type ii fruit 2 33 0 35 type iii fruit 1 0 26 27 in total 31 34 29 94 the specific implementation steps of the multi-head attention mechanism adopted in this study are as follows: step 1 (linear mapping): firstly, the input sequence x is transformed into a series of query (q), key (k), and value (v) vectors through multiple independent linear mappings, where each attention head has its own independent mapping parameters. step 2 (attention score calculation): for each attention head, the corresponding attention score is calculated using the q, k, and v vectors obtained from the respective mappings. the calculation formula is: attebtion q, k, v softmax qk d v 4 in the formula, dk represents the dimension of the key vector (k). the introduced factor is to prevent the inner product from being too large, thereby alleviating the possible problem of gradient disappearance. step 3 (headline integration): the attention outputs obtained from independently calculating multiple heads are concatenated into a single feature representation, and then integrated through a linear mapping to obtain the final multi-head attention output. step 4 (subsequent processing): the integrated multi-head attention output can be used for further feature processing and prediction in the subsequent network layers. this study further combines the multi-head attention mechanism with the bilstm model, and its overall structure is shown in figure 9. the model consists of 1 input layer, 1 bilstm layer, 1 multi-head attention layer, 1 dropout layer, and 1 fully connected layer. the output dimension of the fully connected layer is set to 3. the specific parameter settings are as follows: the number of attention heads is 4, the multi-head attention layer is located between the bilstm layer and the dropout layer to help the bilstm capture features more effectively; the dropout rate of the dropout layer is 0.25; the initial learning rate is 0.001, the learning rate decay factor is 0.0005, and the minimum learning rate is limited to 1×10-6. when the model performance does not improve for 20 consecutive iterations, the learning rate decay strategy will be automatically triggered. after introducing the multi-head attention mechanism (mha) into the bilstm model, the performance of the model has been significantly improved. according to the data in table 8, the accuracy of the bilstm + mha model is 0.9574, the precision is 0.9575, the recall rate is 0.9601, and the f1 score is 0.9586. figure 10 shows the prediction classification results of the bilstm + mha model, and table 9 presents the confusion matrix of the f classification results of the bilstm + mha model. 104 figure 9. structure of the bilstm + mha model table 8. model performance. model name training batch number of iterations optimizer dropout accuracy rate precision recall rate f1 score bilstm+mha 32 500 relu 0.25 0.9574 0.9575 0.9601 0.9586 figure 10. scatter plot of classification results of bilstm + mha. table 9. confusion matrix of bilstm+mha classification results. real label classfication results of bilstm+mha type i fruit type ii fruit type iii fruit in total type i fruit 30 1 1 32 type ii fruit 2 33 0 35 type iii fruit 0 0 27 27 in total 32 34 28 94 based on the model performance comparison table analysis, the accuracy rate, precision rate, recall rate, and f1 score of the bilstm + mha model is all superior to those of the other two models. this result indicates that the improvement made to the lstm model in this paper is more suitable for solving the classification problem of kiwi fruit ssc content in this research. the confusion matrices of the three models in tables 5, 7, and 9 show their performance on different classifications. table 5 is the confusion matrix of the lstm network. in each category, there will be classification errors. table 7 is the bilstm model, which has improved relatively compared to the lstm model. table 9, after adding the multi-head attention mechanism, the model has better improved the accuracy rate of category i fruits and completely corrected the misclassification of the three categories of fruits. this indicates that the model can more accurately capture features when processing data, thereby improving the overall classification accuracy. 4. conclusion this study successfully achieved non-destructive detection and classification of kiwi fruit quality by integrating nearinfrared spectroscopy technology with machine learning and deep learning models. in the data preprocessing stage, considering the noise and complexity of the kiwi fruit spectral data, the sg smoothing and cars feature extraction methods were adopted, significantly improving the data quality and model prediction ability. among them, the sg+cars combination scheme achieved the best results, with an accuracy rate of 0.8704. in terms of the classification model, three models, lstm, bilstm, and bilstm + mha, were constructed and compared. the results showed that the bilstm + mha model performed optimally in terms of accuracy, precision, recall rate, and f1 value, being 0.9574, 0.9575, 0.9601, and 0.9586 respectively. this demonstrates its strong generalization ability in the kiwi fruit classification task, providing an effective technical path for fruit quality 105 evaluation based on near-infrared spectroscopy. this study indicates that the combination of near-infrared spectroscopy data with deep learning algorithms, especially bilstm and multi-head attention mechanism, can effectively improve the performance of kiwi fruit quality classification, bringing new ideas and methods to the field of fruit quality detection, and 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[7] vaswani a. attention is all you need[j]. advances in neural information processing systems, 2017. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 1 research on the teaching reform of "java web technology" for engineering education certification yingying miao, yonghui zi, xichong shen guangdong university of science and technology, dongguan city, guangdong province 523668, china abstract: due to the traditional teaching mode “classroom-centered, teacher-centered”, in the teaching process of course orientation, students' learning objectives are not clear, and the lack of classic case study teaching and other issues, resulting in the teaching content of the java web course lagging behind the development of technology, weak teaching practice, and the actual needs of the enterprise is out of touch with the engineering education to cultivate application-oriented talent needs. it is difficult to meet the demand of engineering education to cultivate application-oriented talents. this paper is oriented to the concept of engineering education, discusses the status quo of teaching reform of java web courses, points out the problems of teaching java web technology at the present stage, and then gives the reform method of teaching java web technology for engineering education certification. then, it gives the reform methods and suggestions for the teaching of engineering education certification-oriented “java web technology” course. through the teaching effect comparison experiment, it can be seen that the implementation of engineering education certification-oriented “java web technology” course effect has a significant improvement over the results of the students who did not implement it, and the number of students who scored more than 80 points is significantly higher than the number of students who did not implement it; finally, this paper re-emphasizes the significance of the teaching reform of “java web technology” for engineering education certification. keywords: engineering education certification; java web technology; teaching reform. 1. introduction in june 2016, china became the 18th official member of the washington agreement. the certification conclusions on the quality of undergraduate talent training in engineering were substantially equivalent to member states, which marked an important step in the internationalization of higher engineering education [1]. the washington agreement is the earliest and most parties signed, and it is also the world's most well-known international certification agreement for engineering education[2]. by joining this agreement, it not only reflects my country's emphasis on engineering education, but also marks that the quality of engineering education in our country has also been recognized by people from all walks of life in the world. the international certification agreement for engineering education is not only an important cornerstone for colleges and universities to improve the quality of engineering talent training, but also conducive to enhancing the international competitiveness of engineering education in higher education institutions. in addition, this agreement follows the core concept of what basic scientific and technological literacy and employment skills students should possess after engineering-oriented education training, that is, the focus of certification changes from the assessment of "education input" (what teachers teach) to the assessment of "education output" (what students learn) [3], and adopts ability-oriented certification standards. this article interprets the teaching certification standards in engineering education certification, which mainly include requirements in practical project courses, teaching methods, teaching environment, learning assessment, etc.; as well as practical certification standards, which mainly include engineering practical experience requirements, safety protection requirements, skill requirements, etc., and uses the core theories and skills emphasized in engineering education certification to guide the teaching reform of the "java web technology" course. since the "java web technology" course is a course that closely combines theory and practice, it covers the basic jdbc, javabean and servlet technologies, to framework technologies such as ssh and ssm, to the currently popular spring mvc and spring boot technologies. although technology continues to evolve, the core basic knowledge of java web development is always inseparable from html, servlet, jsp, css, javascript, ajax and other content, as well as related courses such as software engineering, databases, and data structures. therefore, this course has the characteristics of strong comprehensiveness, high theoretical knowledge and practical requirements, and high introductory difficulty. the traditional "one-way indoctrination" teaching model is difficult to achieve ideal teaching results and cannot adapt to the actual needs of the course. therefore, it is particularly critical to closely combine teaching, learning and practice, explore teaching models suitable for the course, and design corresponding practical links and assessment methods. by introducing engineering education certification, we can optimize the construction of curriculum resources more targetedly, enhance the practicality of the curriculum, promote curriculum reform to better serve professional development, and meet the actual needs of society for talents. 2. current situation analysis the "java web technology" course is a core course compulsory for undergraduate and junior college majors in computer science and technology, software engineering, computer networks, etc. it is a practical course to improve students' software design capabilities and cultivate students' software programming capabilities[4]. through this course, students will master the installation, configuration and use of development tools such as jdk, tomcat, myeclipse or eclipse, focus on understanding the compilation principles of jsp, servlet and filter, and learn how to use the basic 2 knowledge of javabean, el expressions and jstl tag libraries in jsp, and master the basic skills of database access. in addition, this course aims to help students develop good programming habits, cultivate teamwork skills, and patriotism and dedication, and lay a solid foundation for subsequent learning of software development-related courses. however, most of the current teaching of "java web technology" courses still adopt the traditional teaching model, that is, first systematically explain the basic concepts and principles, and then conduct on-the-machine practice and training through examples and cases. however, the study of this course requires multiple leading courses as support, such as basic knowledge such as html and css, as well as related courses such as data structure, database, java programming, and web design [5]. in addition, in the teaching process, teachers not only need to explain a lot of basic knowledge, concepts, theories and principles, but also involve the installation and deployment of multiple development platform software, the operation and use of multiple tools, and the writing and debugging of multiple programming languages. therefore, the current java web course teaching mainly faces the following problems. (1) the course positioning and students' learning goals are not clear, and students lack motivation to learn the training objectives of the existing "java web technology" courses usually only focus on explaining what knowledge students need to master and the specific content of the course. however, after completing the course, students often do not know what practical problems this knowledge can systematically solve, or in which practical scenarios it can be applied. therefore, it is relatively difficult for students to proficiently use the knowledge points in the course to solve practical problems. (2) inadequate teaching of classic cases in the java web technology course, students' mastery of relevant theoretical knowledge is usually evaluated by the completion of experimental tasks. although students can complete the experiment as required, due to the lack of follow-up guidance and improvement, they often lack understanding of the quality of their own code and existing problems, making it difficult to further optimize and refactor the code. therefore, the teacher in charge of the course has sorted out classic cases and excellent student works in the experiment for students to compare and reference, and guided them to improve the code. this link is particularly important. (3) insufficient resources for independent learning with the rise of flipped classrooms and self-media, students' learning methods are becoming increasingly diverse. in order to allow students to participate in classroom teaching more actively and effectively and give full play to their subjective initiative and enthusiasm for learning, introducing new teaching models has become an inevitable trend. therefore, provide students with sufficient teaching resources to support them. 3. methods for teaching reform of "java web technology" for engineering education certification the core of engineering education certification is to evaluate students' core professional abilities, and to cultivate students' ability to use the skills, skills and tools required for software engineering in the field of software engineering, as well as the ability to use computer technology to conduct research. it is about guiding students to master the basic knowledge of computer technology and engineering, have solid experimental skills, and cultivate talents who can adapt to the application of information technology related to computer technology or cross-fields; at the same time, it focuses on improving students' special practical ability, problem analysis and expression ability, and team collaboration ability[6]. in order to cultivate students' core abilities to meet the requirements of engineering education certification, in response to the problems existing in the course teaching of "java web technology", combined with the actual situation of the software engineering major of our school and the advanced experience of similar colleges and universities at home and abroad, to achieve the goal of engineering education certification, the curriculum teaching reform should be promoted from the following aspects: (1) clarify the course goals and enhance students' motivation and enthusiasm for learning "java web technology" implements the generation of dynamic content by embedding dynamic code into static html pages, thereby meeting the needs of users to obtain and transmit information. from the perspective of software programming in b/s architecture, this course aims to cultivate professional programming talents with high skills in the field of b/s architecture through comprehensive application of mvc design ideas, so that they can use the knowledge and skills they have learned for practical development, and lay a solid theoretical foundation for subsequent comprehensive development training courses. the specific training goals of its course are as follows: 1) cultivate students' ability to embed java program code in static html; 2) cultivate students to proficiently use relevant grammar knowledge involved in java web technology; 3) cultivate students to be proficient in using built-in objects such as out, response, request, session, application, and cookies to process code; 4) cultivate students to master jdbc (java database connectivity) technology and focus on mastering jdbc operations; 5) cultivate students' ability to use servlets and javabeans to write mvc pattern code; 6) cultivate students' ability to comprehensively use java web technology to develop projects. its hierarchy is shown in figure 1: figure 1. java web hierarchy chart 3 (2) determine classic cases and decompose and design large cases before applying the classic case teaching method for java web technology courses, it is necessary to plan and design the overall teaching process. classic case teaching is a gradual process. first, clear and reasonable cases must be formulated based on the actual situation of the students in this class and the teaching plan. when selecting classic cases, the following content should be fully considered: based on the teaching content and teaching objectives, select the part that can reflect the characteristics of this course; the key points and difficult points should be moderate. too difficult will dampen students' enthusiasm for learning, and too easy will find it difficult for students to achieve their goals of self-improvement. after determining the case theme during the teaching process, the corresponding case decomposition must be carried out and the large cases must be divided into small cases. on the one hand, the cases can better combine the teaching materials and complete the explanation of teaching objectives and knowledge points; on the other hand, when proceeding step by step, students can avoid fear of difficulties. for example, taking the book sales management system as an example, it is broken down into registration and login during the teaching process. when explaining the knowledge points of registration and login, you can explain the knowledge points such as built-in objects out, response, request, session, etc., and help students review and review the knowledge points about form development. when developing functional modules such as "book management, book classification, user management, order management, new book shelves, and key recommendations", you can focus on teaching students about jdbc, servlet, filter, el and jstl. when explaining the operation steps of jdbc, you can first teach the creation of database and tables, as shown in figure 2 on the code to create administrator tables in the database. figure 2. administrator table creation code diagram the decomposition and design of classic cases by teachers based on teaching objectives and teaching content not only allows students to have a holistic understanding and understanding of the cases, but also has an in-depth understanding and understanding of the submodules of the functional modules in the classic cases, thereby helping students to execute better. (3) create a teaching resource library to enhance students' motivation and enthusiasm for learning the advent of the internet era has made digital resources increasingly abundant. however, in actual teaching, the "java web technology" course does not have many personalized resources. however, integrating traditional classroom teaching with advanced teaching platforms and mobile terminal technologies and using advanced information technology means not only realizes the diversification, informatization and intelligence of classroom teaching, but also realizes intelligent and efficient classroom applications before, during and after class. in the creation of the teaching resource library, teachers can not only use the resource library resources and organize existing teaching resources, but also reorganize or create their own courses to implement teaching, build a rich and diverse classroom teaching, and enhance students' motivation and enthusiasm for learning. the creation of a teaching resource library mainly includes functions such as courseware library, course demonstration code library, exercise library, faq library, excellent work library and classic project library. based on the existing teaching resource library, the expanded teaching resource library is created through chaoxing learning, as shown in figure 3. the specific creation plan is as follows: 1) create a teaching resource library. for example, in this course, we not only created a basic teaching resource library in chaoxing learning, but also created micro-videos on the homepage to explain the key points and difficult aspects of knowledge points, so that students can conduct pre-class preparation and after-class review in advance. 2) create a course classic project library. in the "materials" of chaoxing learning, some typical projects are summarized and included in the course classic project library by organizing student experiments. for example, when explaining built-in objects, we use url to 4 pass values in the method in the request object, and put the function of obtaining data on the page into the project; through the login interface jump function in the project, the response object is explained; at the same time, we use the login interface to determine whether the user is logged in successfully explaining the knowledge and skills points in the session object; by connecting the database code in the project, we learn the steps of jdbc operation and basic syntax knowledge. let students master the required knowledge and skills points through the project, and the teacher will explain and summarize the knowledge and skills points to deepen the students' impression [7]. 3)create a common question bank. use chaoxing learning to create a question bank in the "homework". this question bank is collected and organized based on the problems students often encounter during the learning process, so that the teaching teachers can share them with students based on the student's foundation and teaching situation, so as to improve students' learning enthusiasm and learning efficiency. 4) create a library of excellent works and classic projects. use the "data" in the chaoxing learning network platform to communicate with the employment needs of large and medium-sized enterprises, and analyze the projects of large and medium-sized enterprises. at the same time, collect and organize excellent works completed by students in the course. based on the current teaching situation of the school's "java web technology", we will improve the talent training mechanism suitable for the school's positioning, find some classic projects, and share it with the chaoxing learning pass for students to browse and communicate and learn, thereby stimulating students' subjective initiative and enthusiasm for learning and improving teaching quality. figure 3. chaoxing learning java web resource library 4. implementation effect and analysis figure 4. comparative analysis of daily results the "java web technology" certified for engineering education is divided into two groups by 352 students in the 22-level software engineering major. one group of the "java web technology" courses adopts an engineering educationoriented method for classroom learning, and the other group adopts a traditional teaching model. at the end of the semester, 5 the closed-roller test will be used. during the assessment, this course consists of two parts: regular grades and final grades. among the regular grades, process assessment accounts for 50%. the process assessment includes video learning, chapter tests, chapter learning, discussions, homework, sign-in, etc. among them, attendance accounts for 5%, homework accounts for 8%, chapter tests accounts for 9%, classroom performance accounts for 8%, process project defense accounts for 20%, and final exams account for 50%. from the comparative experiments in figure 4, we can see that in the reform of engineering-oriented certification teaching and the teaching reform, when attendance and homework are basically the same, differences began to occur in chapter tests, classroom performance, mid-term tests and process assessments, among which, there were 16 points in mid-term assessments and 17 points in classroom performance. from this we can see that by adopting engineering education reform teaching, students' participation and learning ability have been improved. the final assessment results are shown in figure 5. the red area indicates that the reform of engineering education oriented certification has not been adopted, and the blue area adopts the overall evaluation results after the reform of engineering education oriented certification. obviously, the teaching effect after adopting engineering education certification is obvious, with the proportion of students in the range (80-89) and (90-100) significantly increasing, the proportion of students in the range below 60 points decreased significantly, and the proportion of students with scores greater than 80 points increased by 25%. this shows that the reformed courses can stimulate students' interest in learning and improve students' ability to analyze and solve problems. figure 5. comparative analysis and analysis of final assessment results 5. conclusion implementing the "java web technology" curriculum teaching reform for engineering education certification, and reforming the traditional teaching model of "classroomcentered and teacher-centered" education and teaching methods can not only promote the establishment of a "student-centered" learning method that focuses on the cultivation of students' personal abilities, but also promote teachers to guide students to decompose project functional modules, comprehensively apply the knowledge they have learned, conduct project needs analysis, design plans, and solve problems. in addition, the implementation of the "java web technology" curriculum teaching reform for engineering education certification is not only 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[7] zhou wei. project-based java web development course teaching reform [j]. guangxi education, 2019, (38): 63-64. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 36 research on machine learning optimization algorithm based on qubo model minyi ye *, lanqing wu, guanquan zhu, jiaguo jiang school of mathematics and information science, guangzhou university, guangzhou guangdong, 510006, china * corresponding author: minyi ye (email: 32215150090@e.gzhu.edu.cn) abstract: this paper deals with the research of qubo model optimization machine learning algorithm, including the following: first, discretize the continuous parameters of the machine learning model into binary variables, and construct the qubo objective function; then optimize the qubo model by using the quantum annealing algorithm; and finally solve the globally optimal solution by adjusting the annealing parameters, which include the initial temperature, the coefficient of temperature reduction, and the number of iterations. qubo model can discretize continuous variables (including parameters such as weights and bias) in ar, svm, cnn and other models in machine learning into binary variables, so as to better deal with nonlinear relationships and reduce the computational complexity in the training process. with the qubo model, the regularization term can be better controlled to avoid the overfitting problem. meanwhile, the qubo model can be solved in parallel by quantum computing or simulated annealing algorithm, which significantly improves the computational efficiency under large-scale data. keywords: qubo; ar; svm; cnn; quantum computing; simulated annealing algorithm. 1. introduction the development of quantum technology is of great scientific significance and social value, which is expected to have a major impact on traditional technology and trigger technological revolution and industrial transformation [1]. among them, quantum computing stands out in decision problems, classification problems, as well as prediction problems. in recent years, people have discovered that a mathematical formulation known as qubo, an acronym for a quadratic unconstrained binary optimization problem. through special reformulation techniques that are easy to apply, the power of qubo solvers can be used to efficiently solve many important problems once they are put into the qubo framework [2]. according to the above description and relevant data, this paper built mathematical models to solve the following problems. (1) transform the autoregressive (ar) model used in the time series forecasting problem whose primitive data ranging from january to september into a qubo model and define the objective function and decision variables clearly. based on this, use kaiwu sdk's simulated annealing algorithm to solve the model and predict the demand for october. (2) classify the provided dataset using an svm model, among which you should transform the optimization problem of training an svm-based classification model into a qubo model and define the objective function and decision variables. besides, solve the qubo problem using the simulated annealing algorithm in the kaiwu sdk. (3) explore the integration of quantum computing and deep learning by selecting a specific application scenario like image classification or recommendation systems and design a deep learning model such as convolutional neural net-works (cnns), then convert the model's training optimization into a qubo form, finally use the simulated annealing algorithm to solve this optimization problem. 2. model 1: the qubo model based on time series prediction (1) establishment of qubo resource demand prediction model based on ar firstly, based on the given problem settings, we conduct predictions by employing the autoregressive model. autoregressive (ar) model is a model for studying time series, with wide applicability and high accuracy. ar model is mainly based on the linear combination of past observations and present disturbance values for prediction. the general p-order autoregressive process ar (p) is[3] ∑ (1) where, y indicates the predicted value of resource demand in month t, and y indicates the real value of resource demand in month (t-1); c is a constant, representing the average level of the time series; φ refers to the autoregressive model parameter, representing the effect of the i-th lag term on the current value; ε refers to random noise with a mean of zero; p is the order of the ar model, indicating how many lag terms are used to predict the current value, as determined by the akaike information criterion (aic) and p=3. on this basis, we transform the above time series prediction problem into quadratic unconstrained binary optimization (qubo) model. qubo, whose minimum energy state is called the ground state. the qubo model consists of multiple 0-1 binary variables, and a combination of which gives one solution. in particular, the combination of binary variables giving the minimum energy state of the qubo model is called the ground-state solution. a qubo model is represented by the formula below using a binary variable that takes 0 or 1( 0 1). ∑ ∑ (2) where ， ⋯ is a set of binary variables; is the external magnetic field coefficient representing the force on the binary variable ; and is the interaction 37 coefficient representing the weight of the connection between the binary variables and . a solution of a qubo model is one of the combinations of binary variables. the groundstate solution of the qubo model is the combination of binary variables that minimizes . the value of for a given combination of binary variables is called the objective value. remember that q is composed of a matrix , according to the qubo hamiltonian produced by it, the objective function is transformed into a quadratic form, then formula (2) can be simplified as: (3) where x is the binary decision variable, represents the transpose of , a is the linear term coefficient vector, q is the quadratic term coefficient matrix of the quadratic unconstrained binary optimization problem, and it is a symmetric matrix, otherwise the form of the coefficient matrix q can be changed by the following formula: symmetrical form upper triangular form , 0, (4) we take 70% of the data as the training set, 30% of the data as the test set, by determining the sum of squared errors (sse) of the predicted value of the minimum autoregressive function, predict the computing resource demand in october. in this problem, we aim to minimize the predicted value error while satisfying the constraint that demand varies within a reasonable range. therefore, based on the above analysis, an objective function d with minimized predicted value is constructed: ∑ (5) combined with formula (3), we can see that the objective function can be expressed as follows: (6) based on this, we define a (1+p) · n-dimensional vector x to discretize the continuous values c and to binary decision variables, where : is the binary representation of c and the binary representation of is : , arranged in the order of i: , , ⋯ , , ,⋯ , ,⋯ (7) the mathematical formula for the specific binarization is as follows: ∑ 2 ∑ 2 (8) substituting formula (8) into formula (6) can simplify and expand the objective function: ∑   2 ∑   2 2 ∑   ∑   2 ∑   2 2 ∑   2 ∑   ∑   2 ∑   ∑   2 (9) and since the constant term has nothing to do with the value of the decision variable when the function d gets the minimum value, for simple operation, we directly ignore the constant term , formula (9) can be simplified to the following mathematical expression: ∑   2 ∑   2 2 ∑   ∑   2 ∑   2 2 ∑   2 ∑   ∑   2 ∑   ∑   2 (10) in addition, we constrain the decision variable by the following formula: 0 2 1 2 1 (11) among them, by observing the demand data from january to september, we calculate and find that the data 9000 in january is close to 2 1, so the value range of c is set in the interval 0, 2 1 ; similarly, we find that the difference of data multiples is not more than two times, so the value range of is set in the interval 2 , 1 . among them, the qubo matrix needs to be converted to ising variable before using kaiwu sdk. the ising model is a random process model that describes the phase transition of matter, which is abstracted into the following mathematical form: ∑ , ∑ (12) where, is the spin variable to be found, the value is {1,1}, h is the hamiltonian, j is the quadratic term coefficient, 38 and h is the linear term coefficient, are known quantities[4] we adopt the following formula as the conversion formula between the binary variable and the ising variable: (13) where, 1 correspond 0 , 1 correspond 1. here, we summarize the solution of this model: figure 1. the solution of model 1 (2) solution of resource demand prediction model based on sa in order to solve the resource demand corresponding to october when the error of the predicted value is minimized, we adopted the simulated annealing solver built in kaiwu sdk to solve it. the following is the flow chart of the simulated annealing algorithm solver. figure 2. flow chart of qubo model solved by simulated annealing for the parameters in the simulated annealing solver in the kaiwu sdk, we set them as follows: select the initial temperature and the end temperature , and select the appropriate cooling coefficient during the annealing process, so that the iterative depth of each temperature in the annealing process does not exceed 100. table 1. simulated annealing parameter table parameters select parameter values initial temperature 3000 cutoff temperature 10 cooling factor 0.90 iterations per temperature 100 size limit 100 by solving the simulated annealing solver, we get the following results: table 2. optimal prediction parameter values table optimal prediction parameters value c 1393 0.6484 0.1016 0.1351 at this point, the mean square error has reached its minimum value of 30,723.78. among them, can be regarded as the weight of the real value i before the predicted value to the predicted value, then the phenomenon of great influence on the predicted value is in line with reality, which is reasonable. on this basis, we substitute the formula (1) to solve the predicted value of each month as follows: table 3. statistics of predicted values for each month month predicted value month predicted value april 9784.98 august 10443.38 may 10030.58 september 10613.51 june 10147.90 october 10719.36 july 10248.88 in addition, we draw the fitting image as follows: it can be seen from the above figure that the predicted results have a high goodness of fit. based on this, we calculated a variety of prediction evaluation indicators to help explain the excellent performance of the results. in addition to this, we also visualized the process of hamiltonian change over time in the simulated annealing algorithm to reflect the energy state of the system. as can be seen from the figure above, when the system is in the initial state, the energy is higher; then, the hamiltonian decreases rapidly, and the system quickly finds a lower energy state in the optimization process; when the hamiltonian approaches 0.03 seconds, there is a small increase, which is because the algorithm is trying to jump out of the local optimal solution. after the decrease, the hamiltonian tends to be stable, indicating that the algorithm has converged and the system has reached the global optimal state. solving time of the qubo model is approximately 0.07s. 3. model 2: the qubo model based on svm classification (1) establishment of qubo-classification model based on svm 39 figure 3. the predicted value compared with the true value table 4. results evaluation index value statistics prediction evaluation indicators value mae 67.624 mape 0.667 0.933 figure 4. visualization of hamiltonian value over time support vector machine (svm) is developed from the optimal classification surface in the case of linear separability. the basic idea can be illustrated by the two-dimensional situation in figure 4. in the figure below, the solid point and the hollow point represent two types of samples respectively. if they are linearly separable, the result of machine learning is a hyperplane (also known as the discriminant function), which divides the training sample into positive and negative classes. obviously, there are infinite number of such hyperplanes. according to the requirement of the structure risk minimization principle (srm), the result of machine learning should be the optimal hyperplane, which can not only correctly separate the two types of training samples. but also maximizes the classification interval. since svm is a binary classification model, while this is a three-classification problem, we first split the three-classification problem into three different binary classification problems. including distinguishing between setosa and versicolor, distinguishing between setosa and virginica, including distinguishing between setosa and versicolor, distinguishing between setosa and virginica, distinguishing between virginica and versicolor. distinguishing between virginica and versicolor. by doing this, a tripartite classification problem is transformed into three independent binary classification problems. suppose an m-dimensional hyperplane is described by the following equation [5]: ∙ 0 ∈ , ∈ (14) 40 figure 5. classification hyperplane in the linearly separable case then the optimal hyperplane with the largest classification interval can be obtained by finding the minimum value of ‖ ‖ , where the constraints are: ∙ 1 0 1,⋯ , (15) where, ∈ 1, 1 , is the sample eigenvector. the constraint conditions ensure that the distance from the data point to the hyperplane is at least 1. when the above formula obtains an equal sign, it means that the data point is exactly on the interval boundary, and these data points are called support vectors. in the case of linear indivisibility, such as the presence of noisy data, svm introduces a relaxation term 0 in the above equation to achieve soft spacing, i.e.: ∙ 1 1,⋯ , (16) based on this, the objective function is changed into the following formula: min , ∑ (17) where w is the normal vector of the hyperplane, b is the bias of the hyperplane and is the relaxation variable, c is the regularization parameter, which is used to control the model's tradeoff between classification interval and misclassification, and determines the relative importance of the two, while its value is selected by cross-validation, that is, adjusting c according to the performance on the verification set. based on the above analysis, we transform svm into qubo model, which means that formula (17) is transformed into formula (3). first, we discretized w, b, and in svm by converting to binary. suppose ∈ , , represented by m binary variables , ∈ 0,1 : ∆ ∑ , ∙ 2 (18) of which, ∆ (19) then the mathematical expression of binary conversion of w binormal is as follows: ‖ ‖ ∑ ∑ ∆ ∑ , ∙ 2 (20) in the same way, we assume that ∈ , , represented by binary variable , ∈ 0,1 : ∆ ∑ , ∙ 2 (21) among them, ∆ (22) and , respectively represent the minimum and maximum of b. to convert formula (15) into qubo penalty term, we have: ∑ max 0,1 (23) where, ∑ , , b is the bias and is the penalty term weight. secondly, we substitute the binary expressions of w and b into the above formula respectively, then we have: (24) where, ∑   , is the constant term, ∆ ∑   ∑   , ⋅ , ⋅ 2 ∆ ∑   , ⋅ 2 is the part about the binary variable. finally, substitute the above into the formula (23): (25) where 1 ∑   , is the constant term, ∆ ∑   ∑   , , 2 ∆ ∑   , 2 is the linear term about the binary variable, respectively remember the constant term is , , then the above formula can be abbreviated as follows: 1 (26) then formula (23) can be written as: ∑ max 0, (27) 41 consequently, the objective function can be integrated as follows: (28) (2) solving qubo-classification model based on sa firstly, we do data preprocessing, which scramps the original ordered data, and uses 70% of the data for data training, and the rest of which is used for data prediction. we still use the simulated annealing solver built in kaiwu sdk for solving, in which the parameters in the solver are set as follows: table 5. simulated annealing parameter table parameters select parameter values initial temperature 100 cutoff temperature 10 cooling factor 0.99 iterations per temperature 10 size limit 10 select the initial temperature and the end temperature , and select the appropriate cooling coefficient during the annealing process, so that the iterative depth of each temperature in the annealing process does not exceed 10. by solving the simulated annealing solver, we get 3 independent binary classification problem parameter results: table 6. optimal prediction parameter values (iris-setosa and irisversicolor) optimal prediction parameters value -0.269 0.338 -0.701 -0.749 b -0.247 50 at this point, the objective function q reaches a minimum, and w is the decision hyperplane normal vector, and b is the bias and is the penalty term weight. on this basis, we draw the classification result image as follows: it can be seen from the above figure that qubo-svm binary classification results are more accurate. based on this, we calculated a variety of prediction evaluation indicators to help explain the excellent results. figure 6. comparison of classical svm and qubo-svm classification (iris-setosa and iris-versicolor) table 7. statistics of outcome evaluation indicators (iris-setosa and iris-virginica) data set recall rate f1 accuracy rate precision rate training set 1 1 1 1 test set 1 1 1 1 based on this, we solve the hyperplane parameters of irissetosa and iris-virginica: 42 table 8. optimal prediction parameter values (iris-setosa and iris-virginica) optimal prediction parameters value -0.098 0.138 -0.663 -0.657 b -0.139 24 at this point, the objective function q reaches its minimum value. based on this, we draw the classification result image as follows: figure 7. comparison of classical svm and qubo-svm classification (iris-setosa and iris-virginica) as can be seen from the above figure, qubo-svm binary classification results are more accurate. based on this, we calculate multiple prediction evaluation indicators to assist in illustrating the excellent results. table 9. statistics of outcome evaluation indicators (iris-setosa and iris-virginica) data set recall rates f1 accuracy rate precision rate training set 1 1 1 1 test set 1 1 1 1 in the same way, we solve for the hyperplane parameters of iris-versicolor and iris-virginica: table 10. optimal prediction parameter values (iris-versicolor and iris-virginica) optimal prediction parameters value 1.026 2.191 -5.459 -7.785 b 0.794 10 at this point, the objective function q reaches the minimum value, where, due to the fusion of data points of iris-versicolor and iris-virginica, we draw a comparison diagram of classification results of iris-versicolor and irisvirginica between svm and qubo-svm: figure 8. comparison of classification results between classical svm and qubo-svm (iris-versicolor and iris-virginica) in addition, we calculated a variety of predictive evaluation indicators to assist in illustrating superior classification 43 performance: table 11. statistics of outcome evaluation indicators (iris-versicolor and iris-virginica) data set recall rates f1 accuracy rate precision rate training set 0.957 0.957 0.957 0.958 test set 0.942 0.933 0.933 0.933 in addition, we also visualized the change of hamiltonian over time in the simulated annealing algorithm during the solving of 3 binary classification problems to reflect the energy state of the system. figure 9. visualization of hamiltonian changes over time for 3 binary classification problems from the figure above, we can see that the hamiltonian drops rapidly at the beginning, which indicates that the energy of the system decreases rapidly, and then there are some fluctuations. these fluctuations indicate that during the optimization process, the system is exploring different states in order to find the state with lower energy. as time goes on, the rate of decline gradually slows down, and the hamiltonian tends to stabilize, which may mean that the system has approached or reached a stable state. and solving time of the qubo model is between 0.07s and 0.09s. and solving time of the qubo model is between 0.07s and 0.09s. 4. model 3: the qubo model based on cnn image classification (1) establish qubo model of cnn for image classification of mnist handwritten numerals dataset so far, the pattern recognition system based on convolutional neural network is one of the systems with the best performance, especially in the field of handwritten character recognition, and has been used as the evaluation standard for the performance of machine recognition systems. by mining the spatial correlation in the data, convolutional neural network can reduce the number of trainable parameters in the network, so as to improve the backpropagation algorithm efficiency of the forward propagation network. as shown in the following figure, after the input layer reads images of a unified size, the input image is convolved with three filters and one additive bias. after convolution, three feature maps are generated in layer c1. then, the four adjacent pixels in the feature map are grouped together to obtain the average value, and then weighted value and bias are added. three feature maps of layer s2 are obtained by relu activation function. among them, max 0, 29 these maps are then filtered accordingly to get the c3 layer. this layer then produces s4, as does s2. finally, these pixel values are rasterized, connected into a one-dimensional vector input into a traditional neural network, and then enter the fully connected layer to produce an output. figure 10. illustration of convolutional neural networks 44 among them, layer c is the convolutional layer, that is, the feature extraction layer. a convolutional layer usually contains multiple feature graphs with different weight vectors, so that a variety of different features can be obtained at the same position. layer s is the pooling layer, which reduces the resolution of the feature map and reduces the sensitivity of the network output to displacement and deformation through local averaging and downsampling operations. subsequent convolutional layers and pooling layers are alternately distributed and connected, forming a "double pyramid" structure: the number of feature maps gradually increases, and the resolution of the feature maps gradually decreases. convolutional layers are the core of cnn, and each convolutional layer uses several convolutional layers to scan the input image. as for every convolution kernel, the convolution operation computes the weighted sum of the local region between the input image and the convolution kernel. assuming the size of the input image is (height, width, depth), the convolution operation uses a convolution kernel of size , depth d, and the number of convolution cores (number of output channels) is f. for each local region and convolution kernel w in the input image x, the convolution operation is as follows [9]:       , , , , 30 where, the convolution kernel , , representing the (m, n, d) element, , , is the (i+m-1, j+n-1, d) pixel of the input image, and b is the offset term. the pooling layer is used to downsample the feature map output of the convolutional layer. the pooling operation performed here is the maximum pooling, that is, for each region in the feature map, the maximum value in the region is selected as the output. each image in the mnist dataset corresponds to a digital label from 0 to 9, which is composed of nist special database 1 and nist special database 3. the training set in mnist selects 30,000 samples from sd-3 and sd-1 respectively. the 60,000 samples were drawn from handwritten data from approximately 250 different individuals, and the 5,000 samples each from sd-3 and sd-1 were similarly selected as the test set. the images in the mnist dataset are all of size, and the images of some numbers in the dataset are28 28[6] figure 11. images of the first 16 numbers in the mnist data set in the multi-class classification problem, the objective function is minimize the difference between the predicted result and the true label. assuming that the model predicts the result is and that the actual label is , we use the cross entropy loss function to measure the error [7]: ,   log 31 where c is the total number of categories, and for this dataset, c is the constant 10; is the k-th element of the sample 's true label, if the sample belongs to class k, 1 , then 0 otherwise; is the probability that the sample predicted by the model belongs to class k. the output layer of cnn uses softmax activation function to calculate the probability of each class, softmax activation function is the mathematical expression as follows[8]: ∑ 32 where, is the raw score of class k output by the fully connected layer, is the predicted probability of class k. for the convolutional layer l and the fully connected layer, the output can be expressed as follows: relu ∗ 33 where, refers to the weight matrix of the convolution layer and the fully connected layer, and x is the output (or input image) of the previous layer and is the biased term. in addition, denoted as the target value, then the error term of the convolution layer can be expressed as follows: 34 in order to combine the variables involved in the above theoretical analysis with qubo, we defined as the binary activation variable of the i-th neuron, indicating whether the neuron is activated, with the value of 0 or 1; binary variable for the model prediction class k, indicating whether the sample is classified as class k, taking the value 0 or 1; in addition, we need to replace it with binary , to expression. to prevent overfitting, we add regularization terms, especially l2 regularization terms. , 35 based on the above analysis, we determine that the objective function is: (36) where, , , is the penalty coefficient that controls the importance of the error term. on this basis, we determine the constraint conditions, the classification results should meet "only one category is predicted", the activation value of neurons can only be 0 or 1, the discretization into binary decision variables in convolution operation, the calculation rules of weighted sum of neurons, the minimization of cross entropy loss function and regularization constraints, the specific mathematical expressions are as follows: 45   1 ∈ 0,1 , ∀ conv   fe   fe fe ∈ , , … , , ∀ , cross-entropy   log regularization reg   , 37 where, is the predicted binary variable of class k, , , … , is the weight value after discretization. (2) solution of image recognition classification codel based on simulated annealing we still use the simulated annealing solver built in kaiwu sdk for solving, in which the parameters in the solver are set as follows: table 12. simulated annealing parameter table parameters select parameter values initial temperature 3000 cutoff temperature 10 cooling factor 0.90 iterations per temperature 100 size limit 100 select the initial temperature and the end temperature , and select the appropriate cooling coefficient during the annealing process, so that the iterative depth of each temperature in the annealing process does not exceed 100. through solving, we captured part of the images in the mnist dataset and their recognition results, as shown below: figure 12. part of the image recognition results in addition to this, we visualize the changes in the loss (left) and accuracy (right) of the model training process over the training cycle: figure 13. the change of loss and accuracy in the model training process with the training cycle as can be seen from the figure on the left, both training losses and validation losses decrease as the training cycle increases, indicating that the model is learning and gradually reducing the prediction error. after the initial decline, the validation loss levels off and is always lower than the training loss, indicating that the model performs well on the training set without significant overfitting. for the figure on the right, both the training accuracy and validation accuracy rise as the training cycle increases, and both approach 1.0, indicating that the model's predictions are becoming more accurate. and the training accuracy and verification accuracy are very close, which further indicates that the model is not overfitting and has good generalization ability on both the training set and the verification set. in addition, we calculated a variety of predictive evaluation indicators to help explain the excellent performance of image recognition classification results: table 13. results evaluation index value statistics (iris-versicolor and iris-virginica) data set recall f1score accuracy support macro avg 0.99 0.99 0.99 10000 weighted avg 0.99 0.99 0.99 10000 46 from the table above, we can see that the accuracy, recall rate, and f1 score of the model recognition results are close to 0.99 or 1.00, indicating that the model performs very well on handwritten digit recognition tasks. solving time of the qubo model is 211s due to the huge amount of data and individual differences in hardware performance. 5. conclusion for model 1, we used the monthly computational resource demand data provided by the problem and combined with aic criterion to establish an autoregressive model of order 3. to predict the data in october, we took predicted resource demand in october as the result when sse minimises. then ar model is transformed into qubo, and the parameters in ar are replaced by binary expressions, and the sse function of binary variable as the decision variable is taken as the objective function. the minimum value is obtained when sse equals to 30723.78, and the predicted value in october is 10719.36. in addition, we calculated that the mape of the model is 0.709, and the r-squared is 0.933, indicating that the prediction result of the model was excellent. by using kaiwu sdk, the solving time of the qubo model was 0.07 seconds. for model 2, we decomposed the tripartite classification into three binary classification tasks: setosa vs. versicolor, setosa vs. virginica, and virginica vs. versicolor. the objective function minimizes the norm of the normal vector of the svm hyperplane for each task. the normal vector, bias, and relaxation variables of the hyperplane are discretized into binary variables, with a penalty term and weight introduced. the objective is then transformed into a qubo, solved using the kaiwu sdk, and evaluated. here only demonstrate the normal vector for setosa vs. versicolor, it’s [-0.269, 0.338, 0.701, -0.749], the bias is -0.247, and the penalty weight is 50. evaluation metrics, including recall, f1-score, and accuracy, all exceeded 0.93, indicating good model performance. and the qubo model solving time ranged from 0.07 to 0.09 seconds. for model 3, we used the mnist dataset for image classification, applying convolutional neural networks (cnns) with relu activation and cross-entropy loss. we introduced penalty coefficients for the convolutional and fully connected layers, as well as cross-entropy, and minimized the loss for image recognition. to prevent overfitting, l2 regularization was added. the softmax activation function was used in the output layer to calculate category probabilities. evaluation metrics, including macro avg and weighted avg recall, f1-score, and accuracy, all exceeded 0.98, with a support of 10,000, indicating strong model performance. as qubo model solving time was around 211 seconds. this paper fully demonstrates the application 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[9] yang juyu. research and implementation of object recognition based on convolutional neural networks [d]. university of electronic science and technology of china, 2016. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 216 research on navigation of smart robots in gerocomium based on dwa xiaotao wang, hongyan zhang *, huijie liu, renjie sun, haitao zhang school of mechanical and electrical engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132022, china * corresponding author: hongyan zhang abstract: the elderly moving slowly in the gerocomium and the staff going back and forth to the pharmacy will all become obstacles in the navigation path of the intelligent robot in the gerocomium. in scenarios with significant changes in lighting intensity, the robot may encounter problems such as path positioning loss and incorrect path planning. facing the above challenges, this paper proposes two innovative ideas to optimize the dwa algorithm: (1) for the first time, it is proposed to combine the face detection based on yolov8 with dwa, and a new face attraction term is added. a radius threshold is set around the face. if the distance between the robot and the face is less than this value, an obstacle avoidance penalty term will be increased. (2) dynamically adjust the cost function of dwa, and optimize the smoothness and safety of the dwa navigation path by combining the newly added face attraction term and the safety distance constraint. adaptive weight allocation is introduced into the improved dwa to balance the safe distance between the robot and the elderly when they are close, the timeliness of the robot avoiding the slowly moving elderly, and the smoothness of the robot's navigation path. finally, the environment of the gerocomium is simulated in a laboratory environment for experimental testing. the results show that, compared with the traditional dwa, the navigation success rate of the optimized dwa is increased by 21.5% (from 70.5% to 93.5%), the minimum safety distance is increased by 53.7% (from 0.37m to 0.72m), and the smoothness of the navigation path is increased by 71%. this method provides a more secure, efficient and powerful guarantee for the navigation of robots in gerocomiums. keywords: l multimodal perception; safety distance constraint; yolov8; dynamically adjust the dwa cost function; face attraction term. 1. introduction with the increasing severity of global aging, the application of intelligent robots in gerocomiums in the elderly care market is becoming more and more widespread. at the same time, the problems faced by these intelligent robots in gerocomiums have also become more prominent. the autonomous navigation algorithms of robots in gerocomiums are characterized by low accuracy, low safety, and poor obstacle avoidance performance. specifically, the movement routes of robots are restricted in the narrow corridors of gerocomiums. the elderly and nursing staff who walk back and forth also serve as dynamic obstacles to the robots' navigation. there have been repeated dangerous accidents where intelligent robots in gerocomiums collide with the elderly.wang caiqi proposed an adaptive extended rrt* path planning algorithm based on the distance from nodes to obstacles, which improved the rrt* algorithm to adapt to the complex layout of gerocomium[1]. xiao shaotong proposed the positioning of mobile robots and multi-angle target recognition based on rgbd information. through sensors such as lidar and rgb-d cameras, environmental modeling was carried out to optimize the path planning of robots in gerocomiums[2]. by combining ros (robot operating system) with slam (simultaneous localization and mapping) technology, the construction and update of real-time environmental maps were achieved. internationally, advanced technologies have been introduced into path planning algorithms. for example, in "a modified rrt* with rapid convergence in complex environments" proposed by wang j, graph-based algorithms such as the rrt* (rapidly-exploring random tree star) algorithm and the prm (probabilistic roadmap) algorithm[3] have been adopted, which enhance the path planning capabilities of robots in complex environments. there are also studies dedicated to optimizing the dwa (dynamic window approach) path planning algorithm, enabling robots to adaptively adjust their paths in dynamically changing environments. in this paper, by combining yolov8 and the dynamic adjustment of the dwa cost function, the daw navigation algorithm is optimized for the environment of gerocomiums. the path is dynamically adjusted through realtime updated environmental data, achieving more efficient dynamic obstacle avoidance capabilities and environmental adaptability, allowing the robot to adapt to environmental changes in real time. 2. design of intelligent robots in gerocomiums 2.1. hardware design of the robot as shown in figure 1, to meet the technical requirements for the movement of the intelligent robot in the gerocomium and multi scenario and multi target point navigation, this paper uses a robot development platform framework based on ros to design the robot. the lower computer of the robot uses the stm32f103zet6 as the main control chip to control the coded motor and the servo, providing the robot with the ability to move forward, backward, and turn. meanwhile, an infrared ranging module is installed at the bottom of the robot to detect tiny obstacles that cannot be captured by the lidar and the depth camera. as shown in figure 2, the robot is equipped with a drive shaft and a medicine box to fulfill functions such as delivering medicine to the elderly. 217 figure 1. hardware relationship diagram of the intelligent robot in the gerocomium for the elderly figure 2. physical diagram of the intelligent robot in the gerocomium figure 3. schematic diagram of the lidar positioning principle 218 2.2. the robot is equipped with multiple sensors table 1. hardware composition and configuration of the intelligent robot in the gerocomium for the elderly serial number name model and configuration 1 lidar sensor ledong 14p single-line lidar 2 lower computer main control raspberry pi 4b 3 binocular depth camera sensor orbbec astra 4 servo pan-tilt combination of dual servo motors 5 graphical display screen of the robot 7-inch isp high-definition display screen 6 imu (inertial measurement unit) pose sensor six-axis (three-axis gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer) 7 odometer sensor encoded motor 8 bottom-layer control chip stm32f103zet6 9 support plate acrylic plate 10 driving wheel rubber tire the intelligent robot in the gerocomium for the elderly adopts a three-layer structure design, as shown in figure 3. the first layer is the chassis structure of the robot, which provides power for the robot. the second layer is equipped with sensors such as a lidar, an imu pose sensor, a binocular depth camera, and their circuit parts, providing the robot with environmental perception and core computing power functions. the third layer is equipped with the robot's binocular depth camera, servo pan-tilt, medicine storage structure of the medicine box, and its conveyor belt part. the main devices of the intelligent robot in the gerocomium for the elderly in this article correspond to each label, and the specific parameters are shown in table 1. the robot is equipped with an ld14p single-line lidar. its measurement range is 0.1 to 8 meters, the scanning frequency is 6 hz, the measurement frequency is 4000 times per second, the scanning angle of view is 0 to 360 degrees, and the pitch angle ranges from 0 to 10 degrees. it is also equipped with a 4-megapixel 1080p binocular synchronous depth camera with a depth ranging range of 0.6 to 8 meters. in cooperation with the servo pan-tilt, it can rotate 360 degrees to track objects in real time, perform augmented reality, 3d reconstruction, etc., and is used for multi-modal environmental perception. at the same time, an stm32 single-chip microcomputer is installed to control the underlying drive of the robot. to obtain environmental data using the ledong 14p lidar, first, import the sdk of the ledong 14p lidar and the ldlidar function package into the workspace named "workspace" in the ubuntu system and perform a catkin_make compilation. secondly, insert the usb interface of the lidar and configure and identify the lidar interface ttyama0 in the ros system environment. finally, in the ldlidar workspace, enter "roslaunch ldlidar ld14p.launch" to start the launch file and activate the lidar.after the lidar is started, the acquired information will be published in the /scan topic. the rviz visualization software within the ros system can subscribe to the /scan topic and view the point cloud map generated by the lidar in the /scan topic in real time. the lidar emits rays through the laser emitter. after the rays are reflected by the obstacles and return to the camera, the distance to the obstacles is calculated through triangulation, and finally, it is generated in the map. 2.3. software designpage numbers. figure 4. overall block diagram of the robot software the intelligent robot in the gerocomium uses a raspberry pi 4b as the upper computer. the raspberry pi 4b establishes a remote connection with the pc terminal through ssh to achieve human-computer interaction. the lower computer 219 uses an stm32 single-chip microcomputer to control the chassis, providing the robot with movement functions. after the system is powered on, the raspberry pi host is started. the raspberry pi host executes the startup file according to the command and starts the robot chassis drive module. when all modules are working properly, the startup file ldlidar_ld14 of the lidar will be executed within the ros system to publish the lidar topic /scan. then, the camer_ws startup file is executed to start the binocular depth camera to obtain environmental depth information, thereby publishing the topic camer_depth. next, the ros_imu startup file is executed to start the imu to obtain information such as the robot's pose and acceleration, and then publish the topic imu_date. these data are transmitted to the raspberry pi 4b through the usb port for data processing. at the same time, the underlying control board stm32f103zet6 obtains the information of the encoded motor for the robot's movement and transmits it to the raspberry pi 4b. after being fused with part of the data from the imu, it outputs the topic information of odom_cominded to confirm the robot's odometer information.after all the input information reaches the raspberry pi 4b, it is processed in combination with the data of the optimized dwa algorithm. the navigation plans a locally optimal path. ros publishes the cmd_vel topic to the underlying control system, which is finally converted into the number of pulses to control the rotation of the motor and drive the robot for navigation. the overall transmission framework of the robot in this article is shown in the figure above. 3. improvement of the dwa algorithm 3.1. improvement of the dynamic window approach (dwa) the traditional dwa generates local paths through speed space sampling, but its assumption of static obstacles makes it difficult to adapt to dynamic scenarios. zhang jinze[4]proposed an obstacle avoidance model based on linear prediction, but did not take into account the target semantic information; wang wenfei[5] introduced deep learning to optimize the trajectory smoothness, but the computational cost is relatively high. in recent years, research has improved the navigation accuracy by fusing visual and lidar data. cong peichao used orb-slam to construct a semantic map, but it lacks real-time performance. therefore, this paper combines yolov8 to improve the dwa navigation algorithm. the three major core challenges of navigation in a gerocomium for the elderly: (1) there is a risk of the robot colliding with the elderly during its movement. (2) avoidance of dynamic obstacles: the elderly moving slowly in the gerocomium and the staff going back and forth to the medicine dispensing room will all become obstacles on the navigation path of the intelligent robot in the gerocomium. the sudden movement of people requires a prediction mechanism. (3) in scenarios where there are significant changes in the intensity of lighting, the robot will encounter problems such as the loss of path positioning and errors in path planning. in the face of the above problems, a three-layer module is designed and three steps are taken to solve the difficult problem of the robot's path planning: perception layer: yolov8 is used to detect human faces. the orbbec binocular depth camera is employed to obtain environmental depth and texture information, and the lidar is utilized to acquire the information of obstacles on the twodimensional plane of the environment. positioning and mapping layer: rtab-map fuses the data from multiple sensors to generate a global semantic map. path planning layer: based on the improved dwa, local obstacle avoidance and trajectory optimization are achieved. the first step: face recognition. convert the coordinates of the recognized face into global coordinates in the map. the output format of yolov8 is:   1 ( , , , , , ) n t t t t t t t detection x y w h s c   (1) among them: ( , )t tx y the pixel coordinates of the center of the bounding box. ( , )tw h the width and height of the bounding box ts confidence score tc face label coordinate transformation: coordinate transformation from pixel coordinates to camera coordinates: assume that the camera intrinsic parameter matrix is: f 0 0 0 0 1 x x y y c k f c          (2) the depth value isz , then the coordinates in the camera coordinate system are 1 u 1 x x camera y camera y camera u c z f x v c y z k v z f z z                                         (3) transformation from the camera coordinate system to the global coordinate system: it is transformed through the camera pose transformation matrix provided by rtab-map: g: 1 camera camera cameraworld world camera lobal camera camera camera camera x x y t p t r y t z z                      (4) the second step: optimization of the dwa cost function the traditional dwa cost function includes the following terms: 1 2 3total goal obstacle smoothc w c w c w c     (5) among them: r|| p ||total obot goalc p  :cost of the distance to the target r omin(|| p ||)obstacle bot obstaclec p  : cost of the distance to the obstacle 1|| ||i icsmooth v v   : cost of trajectory smoothness 220 add a face attractiveness term: r||| p ||face obot facec p  (6) the comprehensive cost function is: 1 2 3 4 )total goal obstacle smooth facec w c w c w c w c       (7) the third step: dynamic obstacle avoidance and safety distance. regard the position of the human face as a dynamic obstacle, and set the safe radius rsafe rif || p || 0.4obot face safep r m   trigger deceleration or stop 4. experimental section 4.1. training of the yolov8 face recognition dataset the robot is equipped with yolov8. by performing multiframe processing on a recorded video, the incremental stacking of the dataset is completed. recognition training is carried out by annotating the facial features of human faces. after the robot undergoes a large amount of training in the dataset, the accuracy rate of face recognition is shown in the following figure, and the speed is shown in the following figure. conduct robot face recognition tests under different lighting intensities at different times. the specific times are shown in the following table. table 2. training of yolov8 on the face recognition dataset under different lighting conditions time illumination intensity success rate of face recognition in the training set 12:00 noon moderate 90% 14:00 in the afternoon strongest 60% 18:00 in the evening weak 40% figure 5. the robot uses yolov8 to train the face recognition dataset. face recognition training was carried out respectively under different lighting conditions at different times. the results are shown in the above table. when the lighting intensity is close to the maximum value, the success rate of face recognition decreases, and when the lighting intensity is close to the minimum value, the success rate of face recognition also decreases. it can be seen that the success rate of face recognition follows a normal distribution. the robot shown in the figure is already able to recognize human faces in a laboratory environment. figure 6. the training results of face recognition 221 4.2. navigation results in the laboratory after dwa optimization the experimental environment is selected in the laboratory of our school to simulate the environment of a gerocomium for navigation. as shown in the figure, it is in a closed room with a length of 11.79m, a width of 8.43m, and a height of 5.43m. inside the closed room, there is a large cuboid obstacle with a length of 4.53m, a width of 2.43m, and a height of 2.24m, irregular obstacles such as chairs, a sunken obstacle of an empty cardboard box with a length of 37cm, a width of 15cm, and a height of 41cm, and a table with a length of 1m, a width of 70cm, and a height of 1m. the robot has a length of 42cm, a width of 35cm, and a height of 55cm. during the navigation process, the movement of people is simulated to mimic the movement of the elderly in a gerocomium. figure 7. physical robot and experimental environment the robot conducts on-site navigation in the laboratory and avoids pedestrians to build a map, as shown in the figure. during the navigation process, pedestrians keep walking continuously. the robot timely decelerates and turns according to the set safety distance and then continues the navigation. experimental environment: the experimental scene for navigation and mapping is selected as the laboratory, as shown in figure 9. on-site navigation tests, the smoothness test of the robot's navigation, the test of the minimum safety distance for the robot to avoid collision after recognizing a human face, etc. are carried out in the laboratory. 5. analysis of experimental results as shown in the figure above, the robot navigates and builds a map while avoiding obstacles in the real environment of the laboratory. the navigation tests are carried out using the unimproved dwa, the improved dwa, d*+dwa, and a*+dwa respectively. the same slow-moving people and obstacles are added during different processes. the final test results are sorted out as follows. 5.1. test scenario table 3. test scenarios scene type description difficulty level narrow corridor with a width of 1.5m and a length of 12m high dynamic pedestrian passage there are 5 moving obstacles with a speed of 0.3m/s medium u-turn with a sharp bend the turning radius is 1.5m extremely high 5.2. ablation experiment scheme one: traditional dwa scheme two: dwa + face recognition scheme three: dwa + dynamic adjustment of cost function + safety distance constraint scheme four: dwa + face recognition + dynamic adjustment of cost function + safety distance constraint table 4. comparison of the results of the ablation experiments method navigation success rate minimum safety distance number sharp turns navigation path length scheme one 70.5% 0.37m 6 11.28m scheme two 84.3% 0.41m 5 11.25m scheme three 80.4% 0.64m 4 11.20m scheme fou scheme fou 0.72m 2 10.08m figure 8. the process and results of map building for the robot navigation while avoiding pedestrians in the laboratory conclusion: incorporating face detection into dwa for navigation increases the navigation success rate by 13.8%, reduces the length of the navigation path by 0.26%, and decreases the number of sharp turns by 16.7%. however, the improvement in the safety distance is limited (only +0.03m). the reason is that face detection provides the target position but does not dynamically adjust the obstacle avoidance strategy. incorporating dynamic obstacle avoidance and safety distance into dwa increases the minimum safety distance by 72.97% (from 0.37m to 0.64m) and reduces the number of sharp turns by 33%. the reason is that the dynamic obstacle prediction model enhances the robustness of obstacle avoidance, and the safety distance constraint prevents getting too close to obstacles. the collaborative effect of each module further increases the navigation success rate to 93.5%, shortens the navigation path by 10.6%, reduces the number of sharp turns by 66.7%, and increases the minimum safety distance by 94%. the reason is that face detection provides accurate target positioning, the dynamic obstacle avoidance model adjusts the path in real-time, and the safety distance constraint ensures the safety of interaction. 5.3. comparison of evaluation indicators table 5. comparison of the navigation results after dwa optimization navigation algorithm navigationsuccessrate minimum safety distance number of sharp turns traditional dwa 76% 0.26m 7 a* + dwa 80% 0.32m 5 d* + dwa 84.7% 0.54m 4 method in this paper 90% 0.65m 2 222 conclusion: by comparing with the experimental results of other algorithms, it is shown that the method proposed in this paper increases the navigation success rate of the robot by 14%, enabling the robot to reach the navigation target point more accurately. the minimum 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[16] chi xu. research on path planning of mobile robots based on the fusion of the improved a* algorithm and the dynamic window approach [d]. dalian jiaotong university, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 70 analysis on the method of improving the performance of natural language processing model driven by artificial intelligence zenghua wang * yancheng advanced vocational school of economics and trade, yancheng, jiangsu, china * corresponding author email: 494119434@qq.com abstract: natural language processing (nlp), as the core field of artificial intelligence (ai), has made remarkable progress with the help of transformer to pre-train large models, but it is still restricted by bottlenecks such as strong data dependence, high computational cost, and insufficient generalization and robustness. aiming at the problem that the existing research is mostly limited to one-dimensional optimization, this study proposes a hierarchical optimization framework (hof) covering data, model, training and deployment, and improves the performance of nlp model through full link collaborative design. in the data layer, an antagonistic knowledge injection (aki) method is proposed, which uses external knowledge maps to guide text generation and verification, thus alleviating the problem of data shortage in low-resource scenes. in the model layer, dynamic sparse gating transformer (dsgt) is designed to balance accuracy and reasoning efficiency through dynamic sparse gating mechanism. in the training layer, the meta-adaptive multitask learning (mamtl) method driven by meta-learning is adopted to enhance the cross-language and cross-domain generalization ability. in the deployment layer, an optimal transport alignment (ota) method based on optimal transport is proposed to achieve efficient multimodal semantic fusion. the experimental results show that the bleu of hof is 47.5 on flores-200 data set, the macro f1 is 84.7 on x-cross data set, the reasoning delay of edge devices is reduced to 62ms, and the gender and race prediction bias is significantly reduced. this research fills the gap of nlp full link collaborative design, and provides a new paradigm for promoting efficient and robust nlp technology and building a trusted ai system. keywords: natural language processing; artificial intelligence; performance improvement; hierarchical optimization framework. 1. introduction as the core field of artificial intelligence (ai), natural language processing (nlp) has made remarkable progress in tasks such as machine translation and text generation, relying on pre-trained large models based on transformer, such as bert and gpt, which has promoted the landing of many kinds of intelligent applications [1-2]. however, its development is still limited by key bottlenecks such as strong data dependence, high computational cost, insufficient generalization and robustness, poor interpretability and weak multimodal fusion ability, especially in low-resource scenes and cross-modal interaction. this study focuses on the systematic challenge of improving the performance of nlp model. aiming at the problem that the existing research is mostly limited to singledimensional optimization, it is devoted to the collaborative design of the whole link from data, model, training to deployment. the core of this study is to explore how to build a low-resource-friendly data enhancement and knowledge injection method to reduce the dependence on labeled data, design an efficient and lightweight model architecture to balance accuracy and reasoning efficiency, develop adaptive training strategies to enhance the generalization ability of the model in cross-language and cross-domain scenarios, and realize the effective fusion of multimodal semantic information to break through purity. on the theoretical level, a hierarchical optimization framework (hof) covering data, model, training and deployment is proposed, which fills the research gap of full link collaborative design in nlp field and provides a new paradigm for performance improvement. on the practical level, through the experimental verification in low-resource language translation, real-time reasoning of edge devices and multimodal tasks, the application of efficient, lightweight and robust nlp technology in real scenes is promoted; at the social level, it is committed to improving the interpretability and fairness of the model, reducing the risk of ai bias and helping to build a credible and responsible ai system. 2. core methodology 2.1. performance improvement technical framework hof improves the performance of nlp model through systematic collaborative design. as shown in figure 1, the framework covers data layer, model layer, training layer and deployment layer: in the data layer, low-resource data enhancement and knowledge injection technology are adopted to reduce the dependence on large-scale annotation data [3]; design a dynamic sparse compression architecture in the model layer, taking into account the model accuracy and computational efficiency; adaptive multi-task joint learning strategy is introduced in the training layer to enhance the generalization ability of the model in cross-domain and cross-task scenarios [4-5]; multi-modal semantic alignment reasoning is realized in the deployment layer, which supports efficient and accurate interaction in complex real scenes. 71 figure 1. hof frame structure 2.2. detailed description of innovative methods propose adversarial knowledge injection (aki) method at the data layer to alleviate the problem of annotated data scarcity in low resource scenarios [6]. this method introduces an external structured knowledge graph as a semantic prior to guide the generation and validation of high-quality text. the core mechanism is to build a dual channel adversarial generator: the generator uses a conditional variational autoencoder (cvae) to generate semantically reasonable text based on knowledge constraints, while the discriminator jointly judges the authenticity and knowledge consistency of the generated text, ensuring that the output is both close to the real language distribution and conforms to the known knowledge structure. in order to realize the effective fusion of knowledge, aki designs a knowledge constraint loss function:        kzpxzqklxdel datapxkc  log~ (1) where  xzq represents the potential semantic distribution of text x ,  kzp is the prior distribution provided by knowledge graph k , and  controls the knowledge constraint strength (set to 0.8 in the experiment). in the model layer, dynamic sparse gating transformer (dsgt) is proposed to solve the contradiction between accuracy and reasoning efficiency of large models. the core of dsgt is to introduce the dynamic sparse gating mechanism, and calculate the gating vector through the learnable gating weight gw , combining the previous state 1lh of the current layer and the calculated cost prediction vector lc :     d ligl chwg 1,0;1   (2) where  is a sigmoid function, and then binarization processing (threshold 0.5) is performed to generate a binary gating signal to determine whether each layer in the network is activated. the gating vector lg realizes the selective activation mechanism: only when the corresponding position of lg is 1, the complete calculation of this layer is performed, otherwise, the layer is skipped to save calculation resources [7]. this dynamic sparse strategy enables the model to adaptively allocate the computation according to the input complexity, quickly reason on simple samples, and reserve the deep processing ability on complex samples, thus greatly reducing the overall calculation cost and delay without significantly sacrificing the accuracy of the model, especially suitable for edge devices and real-time application scenarios with limited resources. the training layer is based on the meta-adaptive multitask learning (mamtl) method, which can improve the generalization ability of the model in cross-language and cross-domain scenarios [8]. through the task routing mechanism, multiple tasks are divided into k clusters by domain, and the organizational management of task structure is realized. on this basis, an adaptive weight distribution mechanism is introduced to dynamically adjust the loss weight of each task in joint training according to the semantic similarity between the current target task and the target domain, so that the model pays more attention to the tasks with high correlation, thus enhancing the effect of knowledge transfer. specifically, the total loss function is defined as:      βsim ,ddβsim i k i taskitotal e e ,αlαl targeti i 1 (3) among them, the weight iα is calculated by the softmax mechanism, which depends on the semantic similarity  sim between the source domain id and the target domain targetd (calculated by sbert) and the learnable adjustment factor  . furthermore, the meta-learning strategy is adopted, and through the performance feedback on the verification set, the meta-gradient update mechanism is used to optimize  , so as to realize the dynamic and global regulation of task weight, which makes the model have stronger adaptive ability and cross-domain generalization performance. in this study, an optimal transport alignment (ota) method based on optimal transmission is proposed at the deployment layer, aiming at the efficient integration of multimodal semantics such as text, image and voice [9]. ota models the modal alignment problem as the optimal transmission problem between probability distributions, and realizes cross-modal semantic matching by minimizing the following loss functions:               otvftfcel vtvt pp ota vt     ,inf ~, , (4) 72 among them, vt ff , is the encoder of text and visual mode respectively, and  c uses cosine similarity as the cost function to measure the difference of cross-modal representation;   vt pp , represents the joint distribution set between text and visual feature distribution. the second term in the loss function is sinkhorn regularization term  ot (regularization coefficient 1.0 ), which is used to improve the computational stability and efficiency of the optimal transmission problem. in the actual deployment, in order to further reduce the reasoning delay, a cross-modal attention caching mechanism is introduced: the cross-modal attention weight of previous time steps is cached in the sequence generation process, so that repeated calculation is reduced, and the reasoning speed of multi-modal tasks is significantly improved, thus achieving accurate and efficient multi-modal semantic alignment and real-time response. 3. experiment and analysis flores-200 data set is used to evaluate the performance of low-resource translation, x-cross data set covering eight fields, such as medical care, finance and law, is used to verify the cross-domain generalization ability, and coco-captions (image-text) and librispeech (voice) data set are combined to test the multi-modal task performance. the model was trained on nvidia v100 cloud server, and the reasoning efficiency was tested on jetson xavier nx edge device. the experimental results show that the proposed hof is significantly superior to the baseline model in all indicators. as shown in table 1, on flores-200, the bleu reaches 47.5, on x-cross, the macro f1 reaches 84.7, the reasoning delay of edge devices is reduced to 62ms, and the energy consumption is reduced to 2.9j, which verifies the effectiveness and superiority of collaborative optimization among data layer (aki), model layer (dsgt) and training layer (mamtl). table 1. comparison of performance improvement of full link method method module bleu (flores) macro f1(xcross) delay (ms) energy consumption (j) bertlarge 42.1 78.3 210 9.8 +data layer (aki) 46.3 (+4.2) +model layer (dsgt) 45.8 79.1 68 (67.6%) 3.2 (-67%) +training layer (mamtl) 82.9 (+4.6) full link (hof) 47.5 84.7 62 2.9 the social impact of the proposed method is verified by the fairness test on biasbench. compared with bert-large, the hof in this study significantly reduces the prediction bias of the model in terms of gender and race (gender bias is reduced from 0.32 to 0.19, and racial bias is reduced from 0.41 to 0.23), which shows that it is helpful to build a fairer and more credible ai system while improving its performance (as shown in table 2). table 2. fairness test model gender prejudice racial bias bert-large 0.32 0.41 hof 0.19 0.23 4. conclusion in this paper, the method of improving the performance of nlp model driven by ai is systematically discussed, and a hof covering the whole link collaborative design of data, model, training and deployment is proposed. through data enhancement and knowledge injection technology in lowresource scenarios, dynamic sparse compression model architecture, adaptive multi-task joint 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(2024). automated anonymization of radiology reports: comparison of publicly available natural language processing and large language models.european radiology, 35(5),1-8. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 7 optimization of bp neural network image restoration based on improved cuckoo algorithm jianhong li *, yan liang and hui zheng sichuan vocational and technical college, suining sichuan, 629000, china * corresponding author: jianhong li (email: 516331055@qq.com) abstract: to address the limitations of bp neural networks, such as their sensitivity to initial weights and thresholds and their tendency to get stuck in local optima, this paper uses the cuckoo algorithm to search for the initial weights and thresholds of bp neural networks, thereby eliminating their dependence on initial weights and thresholds. improvements were made to the step size and discovery probability of the cuckoo algorithm. the improved cuckoo algorithm was used to search for the initial weights and thresholds of the bp neural network, and the optimized network was applied to restore the lena image . experimental results show that for the lena image, the ics-bp neural network achieves a peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) that is 4.83% and 3.53% higher than the bp neural network and pso-bp neural network, respectively, and a structural similarity (ssim) that is 1.62% and 0.67% higher than the bp neural network and pso-bp neural network, respectively, indicating that the optimized bp neural network achieves better image restoration performance. additionally, the ics-bp converged after 35 iterations, which is faster than the bp neural network (137 iterations) and the pso-bp neural network (81 iterations), thereby improving efficiency. keywords: image restoration; intelligent optimization algorithm; bp neural network. 1. introduction humans primarily obtain important information through vision. in the environment in which we live, we encounter many unexpected situations and uncontrollable factors that can degrade image quality during generation[1], storage, and transmission, significantly impacting our use of images. in many fields, such as aerospace, industry, manufacturing, and science, there are high requirements for image quality. therefore, research into image restoration methods holds significant value. the greatest challenge in image restoration lies in the incorrect understanding of prior knowledge regarding the degradation process. in real-world image processing, much of the prior knowledge is unknown[2], and obtaining such knowledge is extremely difficult, with some cases even impossible to achieve. as a result, traditional methods are no longer sufficient to meet current needs. backpropagation (bp) neural networks offer numerous advantages over traditional methods, such as autonomous learning capabilities[3], adaptability, parallel processing, and robust performance. applying bp neural networks to image restoration problems holds significant potential and promise for future development. in 2006[4] wang hui et al. from shanghai jiao tong university proposed a neural networkbased image restoration algorithm. this algorithm obtains an input set by sampling the inner edges and flat regions of an image using a sliding window, and then restores the image using a bp neural network, achieving certain results. in 2019, xue hz et al. proposed an image restoration method based on a bp neural network[5], primarily establishing an image restoration model based on a bp neural network. experimental results indicate that, compared to traditional methods, the image restoration performance has improved to some extent. however, this method also has certain limitations. the bp neural network is highly sensitive to initial weights and threshold values[6], and these initial values are randomly generated. this can lead to excessive iterations during training, making convergence difficult or even impossible. additionally, each training result is inconsistent, leading to increased errors and potentially getting stuck in a local optimum. therefore, an intelligent optimization algorithm is used to optimize the initial weights and threshold values of the bp neural network.[7] the optimized weights and threshold values are then assigned to the bp neural network for training, and the trained network is finally used for image restoration. this method can address many issues that traditional methods struggle with or cannot resolve, while also addressing problems such as slow convergence[8], susceptibility to local optima, and high error rates in bp neural networks. it provides new directions and perspectives for image restoration methods, facilitating their widespread application across various fields. 2. cuckoo algorithm 2.1. original cuckoo algorithm table 1. cuckoo algorithm rules 1.all cuckoos in the population lay only one egg at a time and place it randomly in a nest; 2.in order to maintain the population and prevent degeneration, the optimal cuckoo individuals will remain unchanged; 3.the population size is fixed, and the probability of the host bird discovering the cuckoo's egg is  0,1ap  . in nature, there is a bird called the cuckoo, which seems to lack maternal instincts. it does not build its own nest nor raise its own offspring. instead, it secretly places its eggs in the nests of other birds, relying on them to raise its young. xinshe-yang and suash-deb et al. proposed the cuckoo search algorithm (cs) in 2009[9]. this algorithm is a search algorithm based on cuckoo egg hatching rates, featuring few 8 parameter settings, fast optimization, and high accuracy. it is primarily used to solve optimization problems. in order to make the cuckoo algorithm applicable to solving optimization problems, xin-she-yang and suash-deb simplified and abstracted the cuckoo's nest-building and eggincubation behavior and established the rules in table 1. the position update formula for the cuckoo algorithm is as follows:  1t t i ix x l     (1) professor yang xinshe et al. took the growth factor as:  0 t i bestx x    (2) t ix denotes the position of the i-th bird's nest at iteration t, 1t ix  denotes the position of the i-th bird's nest at iteration t+1,  denotes point-to-point multiplication,  denotes the step size control quantity 0 0.01  , bestx denotes the current optimal position, and  l  denotes the random search path of the lévy flight. 2.2. improving the cuckoo algorithm improvements in detection probability in the cuckoo algorithm 0 0.01  , limiting the range of variation of the step size factor with a constant reduces the accuracy of the algorithm's solution. our requirement is to enhance the algorithm's search capability in the early stages of the search by using large step sizes, and to improve search accuracy in the later stages by using small step sizes. therefore, we add a cosine function to dynamically decrease the curve in the range [0,1], resulting in the following improvement: 0 max max 0.001 cos t t t           (3) replacing the original with the improved version yields the step formula for levy flight:    1 max max 0.001 cost t t i i i best t x x t x x levy t              (4) improvements in detection probability the discovery probability of the original cuckoo algorithm is 0.25pa  ,in actual situations, the discovery probability is not fixed. to better reflect reality, a dynamic discovery probability should be used. in the early stages of algorithm search, increasing the discovery probability helps to increase the diversity of solutions. in the later stages of algorithm search, diversity is no longer the main goal, so accuracy should be improved. therefore, reducing the discovery probability in the later stages will improve the accuracy of the algorithm search. max max exp cost begin t t pa pa t t              (5) 3. optimization of bp neural network image restoration based on improved cuckoo algorithm 3.1. improved cuckoo algorithm optimization of bp neural networks bp neural networks are sensitive to initial weights and thresholds, prone to getting stuck in local minima, and the initial weights and thresholds of bp neural networks are random, which can cause inconsistent results in each training session and increase errors. due to the characteristics of the levy flight, the improved cuckoo algorithm is combined with a bp neural network to optimize the weights and thresholds of the bp neural network, enabling it to break free from dependence on initial weights and thresholds, reduce errors, and improve convergence speed. each nest location represents the dimension of the objective function to be optimized. the mean squared error of the bp neural network is treated as the fitness function, and the global optimal solution is found using the improved cuckoo algorithm. the final optimal solution is then assigned to the bp neural network. the improved cuckoo algorithm optimization neural network flowchart is shown in figure 1 below. the improved cuckoo algorithm for optimizing the image restoration steps of the bp neural network (ics-bp) is as follows. step 1: set the original image as the desired output, add gaussian blur to the original image as input, and set the network parameters. step 2: the position vector of the bird's nest is regarded as the network weight and threshold, and the mean square error of the network is regarded as the fitness function. after initializing the network parameters, the improved cuckoo algorithm performs optimization. when the error is less than the present value or the maximum number of iterations is reached, the algorithm ends, the position vector of the optimal bird's nest is saved, and the optimal weight and threshold are obtained. step 3: train the bp neural network. when the error requirement is met or the maximum number of iterations is reached, the network training ends, and the network's weights, thresholds, and other parameters are saved. step 4: test the network, input the blurred image, and denormalize the output image data to obtain the restored image. 3.2. ics-bp neural network image restoration experiment results and analysis the experimental environment is matlab 2014b. a 9×9 gaussian blur with a variance of 1 is applied to the image. since a bp neural network with a 9:20:1 structure is used, the dimension d is 221, i.e., there are 221 weights and thresholds in total. the improved cuckoo algorithm has a nest number m=25 and a maximum iteration count of 200. we compared the results of wiener filter restoration, bp neural network restoration, pso-bp neural network restoration, and ics-bp neural network restoration. the lena image was selected as the training image, and the trained models were used for blurred image restoration. the results are shown in figure 2 below. 9 the mean square error of bp output as a fitness function bp neural network section determine the network structure initialize network weight thresholds obtain the optimized weight threshold training bp networks computational error update the weight threshold after training meet the requirements? no yes end ics algorithm section ics encoding of initial values location update calculate fitness select, replace, remove meet the requirements? yes no figure 1. flow chart of ics-bp neural network (a)original image (b)blurred image (c) wiener restoration (d)bp recovery (e)pso-bp restoration (f) ics-bp recovery figure 2. lena image restoration renderings 10 as can be seen from figure 2, the images restored by the bp neural network, pso-bp, and ics-bp do not exhibit white pixels, with the ics-bp neural network producing the best restoration results. to more intuitively compare the quality of the restored images, peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) and structural similarity (ssim) are used to evaluate the restored images, with higher psnr and ssim values indicating better restoration quality. table 2. psnr and ssim of lena restoration restoration method psnr (db) ssim rule-based filtering 25.2706 0.8461 bp neural network 35.7024 0.9660 pso-bp 36.1503 0.9752 ics-bp 37.4259 0.9817 as shown in table 2, the peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) of the ics-bp neural network image restoration improved by 4.83% and 3.53% compared to the bp neural network and pso-bp neural network image restoration, respectively, while the structural similarity (ssim) improved by 1.62% and 0.67%, respectively. this indicates that ics-bp image restoration is the most effective, with the restored images being closer to the original images. 1 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 number of iterations 10-4 10-3 10-2 10-1 100 101 best validation performance is 0.00096419 at epoch 35 train validation test best mean square error figure 3. ics-bp training convergence diagram as can be seen from figure 3 above, the ics-bp neural network converges after 35 iterations, compared to 137 iterations for the bp 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[9] x s yang, s deb. engineering optimisation by cuckoo search [j]. international journal of mathematical modelling and numerical optimisation, 2010, 1(4): 330-343. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 95 research on the application of artificial intelligence technology in intelligent logistics scheduling lidan shao *, yongping liu *, jianxin shao hangzhou aorong technology co hangzhou, zhejiang, 310051, china * corresponding author: lidan shao (email: 385114604@qq.com), yongping liu abstract: smart logistics refers to the use of advanced information technology and logistics management methods to optimize and improve the efficiency and service quality of logistics transportation, warehousing, distribution and other links through intelligent and networked means. artificial intelligence plays an important role in smart logistics. this article deeply explores the key applications of artificial intelligence technology in smart logistics scheduling, including path planning optimization, intelligent warehousing sorting, and real-time monitoring and early warning. these technologies not only highlight their in order to improve transportation. the practical application of efficiency and cost reduction also highlights the great potential of artificial intelligence in the field of smart logistics. through these studies, this article deeply explores key issues in the fields of digital logistics and smart logistics scheduling, providing important theoretical foundation and practical guidance for further research and practice in the future. keywords: path optimization; smart logistics; ai; big data; machine vision. 1. introduction with the rapid development and application of information technology, the development of digital logistics has become an important trend in the global logistics industry, covering all aspects from procurement, production, warehousing, transportation to final sales, aiming to improve the efficiency and flexibility of logistics operations. , enables enterprises to adapt to market changes more quickly, reduce operating costs, and improve competitiveness[1,2].furthermore, smart logistics uses advanced technologies such as the internet of things, big data analysis, artificial intelligence, blockchain, etc., which has promoted the development of digital logistics. these technologies make data acquisition, analysis and application in the logistics process more efficient and [3 ,4]. smart logistics scheduling is one of the essential steps in smart environmental protection. through data collection, analysis and real-time monitoring, the logistics process can be intelligent, efficient and sustainable, so that decision makers can timely grasp the current inventory, market and route issues help optimize the transportation routes of goods, reduce inventory backlog, improve transportation efficiency, and respond to market demand and changes in a timely manner. among them, artificial intelligence plays an important role in smart logistics scheduling, and artificial intelligence can process large-scale real-time data[5,6]. analyzing these data to predict the optimal transportation routes and timing will help optimize delivery plans, reduce shipping time and costs, and make flexible adjustments based on different conditions and needs to adapt to complex markets and transportation environments to the greatest extent possible reduce inventory backlog and management costs, and can also automatically handle customer inquiries and complaints through intelligent customer service systems, track the status of goods in real time, and update customer information in a timely manner to improve customer satisfaction and loyalty, thereby realizing the dispatching and control of the complete logistics process. this article conducts research on artificial intelligence technology in smart logistics scheduling, and introduces the application of artificial intelligence technology in logistics task scheduling such as path planning, intelligent warehousing sorting, real-time monitoring and early warning. this describes the application of artificial intelligence in smart logistics scheduling and its huge potential in optimizing resource utilization efficiency, supply chain management and sustainable development. 2. overview of artificial intelligence technology artificial intelligence (ai) technology refers to the ability to enable computer systems to perform tasks that usually require human intelligence. it is a study and development of theories, methods, technologies and application systems for simulating, extending and expanding human intelligence. new technical science [7]. the development of artificial intelligence can be traced back to the mid-20th century, gradually evolved from the initial conceptual and theoretical exploration to the widely used technology today. the dartmouth conference (1956) is regarded as the origin of the field of artificial intelligence, proposing "artificial intelligence". "this term and related concept, the research at that time focused on symbolic logic reasoning, expert systems and basic mathematical models (such as turing machines). from the 1960s to 1970s, ai research focused on knowledge-based systems such as reasoning, problem solving, and language understanding. in the 1980s, ai entered the era of "knowledge engineering", and scientists tried to achieve learning and cognitive abilities through methods that simulate the human nervous system. since the 2000s, especially in the past decade, with the rise of big data and the enhancement of computing power, machine learning and deep learning have become the main driving force of artificial intelligence. currently, artificial intelligence mainly includes computer vision, intelligent agents, multiintelligent systems and natural language processing. computer vision is committed to enabling computers to 96 understand and interpret visual information, including images and videos, and applications include object detection, face recognition, image classification, etc[ 8,9]. intelligent agents and multi-intelligent systems are intelligent agent systems that study how to design and implement intelligent agent systems that can perceive the environment, learn, plan and execute actions, and how multiple agents collaborate to solve complex problems. natural language processing involves the ability to enable computers to understand, interpret and generate human language. artificial intelligence technology is increasingly widely used in the field of smart logistics, mainly focusing on path planning, sorting management, real-time monitoring and early warning, and resource optimization management, which greatly enhances the efficiency and reliability of supply chain management. with the continuous development and maturity of artificial intelligence technology, its application in the logistics supply chain will be further expanded and deepened. 3. current status of application of artificial intelligence in smart logistics 3.1. transportation path planning based on artificial intelligence technology with the rapid development of e-commerce logistics, the logistics industry has ushered in a stage of rapid development. logistics and transportation is an important link. reasonable path planning can reduce driving distance and time and save fuel and labor costs. path planning is performed using traditional artificial intelligence methods, such as artificial neural networks, simulated annealing algorithms and fuzzy learning models, which has better results than statistical models. however, with the increase in the amount of data and the increase in the complexity of path planning, the limitations of these models are becoming increasingly apparent, making it difficult to make the optimal solution to deal with complex problems. therefore, reinforcement learning has been introduced into the use of logistics transportation path planning[10,11],, and a certain goal is achieved through interactive learning between the agent and the environment. this method has received widespread attention. the logistics transportation path planning method based on reinforcement learning clearly defines path planning problems, including the definition of environmental status, executable actions, goals or reward design, etc. select the appropriate reinforcement learning algorithm based on the characteristics of the problem, abstract the path planning problem into a reinforcement learning environment, which includes defining the state space, action space, reward function and transfer function. usually, data structures are used to represent the map or environment and implement the state transfer and reward calculations. designing appropriate reward functions is the key to reinforcement learning success. reward functions should be able to guide the agent to learn the best path to the goal, while avoiding bad path selection. a well-designed reward functions help speed up the learning process and improve path planning. efficiency. select appropriate strategies through the characteristics and actual needs of the problem, and use the defined environment and reward functions to train reinforcement learning agents. during the training stage, the agent collects empirical data through interaction with the environment and updates its policies based on the collected data to optimize the performance of path selection. after the training, the parameters and strategies of the reinforcement learning algorithm are adjusted and optimized according to the evaluation results to further improve the quality of path planning. based on the above methods, reinforcement learning technology can be effectively applied to logistics transportation path planning, helping to formulate reasonable transportation routes and improving transportation efficiency. 3.2. intelligent warehousing sorting based on artificial intelligence technology with the rapid development of machine vision technology and artificial intelligence, contemporary robots are developing towards collaboration, automation, networking and intelligence. in order to ensure the accuracy and efficiency of robots, machine vision technology in artificial intelligence has received great attention and has been widely used in various fields. the traditional sorting process is greatly affected by the characteristics of objects, while machine vision technology has the characteristics of fast speed, large amount of information and many functions, and can avoid errors caused by worker fatigue. therefore, machine vision technology has shown in the sorting field. good application before. at present, artificial intelligence technology has been widely used in intelligent warehousing and sorting. qiu guang used fanuc industrial robot to establish a binocular vision sorting system and proposed a feature matching algorithm based on adaptive thresholds to automatically stack logistics items[12]. wan jixiang developed an unmanned logistics sorting system based on 3d vision, using image data collected by tof cameras for volume and size detection [13]. the unmanned logistics method it uses is basically suitable for shapes, colors and logistics of different volumes. 3.3. real-time monitoring and early warning based on artificial intelligence technology key indicators during transportation (such as vehicle location, transportation status, abnormal conditions) often require timely adjustment and feedback to ensure the implementation effect of the scheduling plan and the quality of service. traditional logistics often relies on manual recording and communication means, which leads to poor real-time information feedback, limited transparency and visibility of information transmission, and managers may not be able to understand the details of all key indicators in real time, making it difficult to fully evaluate transportation. actual situation and problems in the process. real-time big data analysis 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(6) make t 10, bring the parameter c and the parameter in the first step sub, make 10, predict the demand in october. 3. classification of data sets (1) to express the original optimization as: 62 min ,   ‖ ‖ (9) subject to: , 1 0, 1,2, … , (10) (2) by using the penalty function method, the constraint condition is merged into the objective function through the way of the penalty term, and thus becomes the unconstrained function. (3) discrete the decision variables: let ( , ) be the decision variable, set: ∈ , (11) then: ∆ (12) and then: ∈ , (13) ∆ (14) (4) for each , its discretization is expressed as: ∑   2 ∆ (15) for each , its discretization is expressed as: ∑   2 ∆ (16) 0 1 (17) (5) the discretized and are inserted into the objective function and the constraints to construct the objective function. min  ‖ ‖ ∑   (18) substitute discrete expression of: : ∑   2 ∆ (19) (6) convert the constraints into the penalty functions. penalty max 0,1 (20) (7) build the overall objective function: min ∑   ∑   max 0,1 (21) (8) convert to qubo form: ∈ 1,1 , ∈ 1,1 (22) convert a continuous variable to a binary variable: ∑     ∵ ∈ 1,1 ∴ 1 ∑    1 (23) processing penalty function: ∑   max 0,1 (24) then the penalty function is: ∑   . make . , ∈ 0,1 (25) 1 0 (26) then, 2 (27) 2 (28) min ∑   2 (29) 4. deep learning model building (1) let the loss function be , and be the number of samples, then: ∑   ˆ , (30) where ˆ is the predicted value and is the true value. (2) minimize through the original adam algorithm initialization parameters: in f , is all the parameters and is random values, the first moment vector 0, the second moment vector 0 , the hyperparameter a 0.001, 0.9, 0.999, 10 . iterative update parameters: (31) 1 1 (32) ˆ ˆ (33) ˆ ˆ (34) continuous iteration until convergence. (3) parameter quantization: let each parameter as m-bit binary number, defined , as the -bit binary variable of the -th parameter: ∑   , 2 (35) where , ∈ 0,1 , representing the state of the merer binary, is the quantization accuracy. (4) in the quantum optimization, the optimization problem is converted into the qubo form: min  (36) where is the vector of all the binary decision variables, and is the qubo matrix, representing the quadratic term function of the loss function. (5) convert the loss function into the qubo form . the element of the qubo matrix corresponds to the quadratic partial derivative of each parameter in the loss function: (37) (6) relu activation function: for the input , relu max 0, (38) (7) suppose there is an layer network, for each layer 1, the goal of minimizing is to use the overloss function to find the best parameter . the qubo of this layer is expressed as: 63 min  (39) where, is the binary decision variable of the 1 layer, is the corresponding qubo matrix. the objective function of the whole network is the sum of the objective functions of all the layers: min ∑   (40) (8) qubo solution: data coding: encode the input data and labels in a binary format suitable for quantum computing. build the qubo matrix: calculate the qubo matrix of each cnn, which contains the interaction information between various parameters . quantum computing solution: solve the qubo problem by simulated annealing and obtain the optimal parameter configuration . decoding and model training: the resulting binary system is decoded as the network parameters to update the weight and configuration of the network. 5. conclusion in this paper, we propose a quantum-inspired hybrid optimization framework for key scientific situations in resource management and pattern recognition, which enhances the global search capability by transforming the traditional model parameter learning process into quantum unconstrained binary optimization (qubo) and exploiting the parallel state superposition property of quantum computing. the research focuses on revealing the transformation mechanism of different models (ar, svm, cnn) to the qubo form, constructing a multimodal optimization model, and verifying its improvement in prediction accuracy and classification efficiency through numerical experiments. this research not only expands the application boundary of quantum computing in classical optimization, but also provides an interdisciplinary solution for intelligent decision-making of complex systems. references [1] qian yu, wang lixin, zhang heng, et al. research on cruise flight parameter prediction based on adaptive ar model[j]. computer application and software,2024, 41(04): 73-79. 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[6] wu yongfei, wang yanbo, xu qi, et al. research on the application of quantum qubo-svm technology in finance[j]. banker, 2025, (01):125-128. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 9 an electric vehicle optimal charging path planning based on an improved a* algorithm xianyan chen * the school of big data and intelligent engineering, chongqing institute of international business and economics, chongqing, 401520, china * corresponding author email: 1985448584@qq.com abstract: this study aims to explore the optimal charging path planning for electric vehicles (evs) based on an improved a* algorithm. during the path planning process, there are several issues such as excessive traversal of invalid nodes leading to low path search efficiency, an excessively fast search rate causing the algorithm to converge prematurely to a non-optimal path, or even being unable to find an effective path to the target, and the inability to balance the weights of exploring new paths and utilizing known information, which can lead the algorithm to fall into a local optimal solution or converge prematurely, thus failing to find the global optimal path. to address these issues, this study proposes the application of optimization goal-directed strategies, linear adaptation strategies, and exponential adaptation strategies. by integrating these strategies, the efficiency of the algorithm in searching for the optimal path is improved, enabling evs to reach charging stations more quickly. the optimization goal-directed strategy adjusts the calculation method of the estimated cost in the heuristic function by introducing a square term, making the algorithm more inclined to choose nodes closer to the target direction when evaluating nodes. this enhances the directionality of the algorithm during the search process. the linear adaptation strategy dynamically adjusts the weight of the actual cost, guiding the algorithm to gradually slow down the search speed as it approaches the target point. this is more conducive to the algorithm's adaptation to the target location and improves the efficiency of path search. the exponential adaptation strategy dynamically adjusts the weight of the actual cost based on the progress of the path search, balancing the algorithm's choice between searching for new paths and utilizing known optimal paths, further improving search efficiency. this study experimentally verifies the effectiveness of these three strategies. the results show that by introducing these strategies, the search efficiency of the a* algorithm in the charging path planning of new energy vehicles has been significantly improved. these strategies contribute to the optimization of ev charging path planning and help promote the development of electric vehicles and intelligent transportation. keywords: a* algorithm; goal-oriented strategies; linear adaptation strategy; exponential adaptation strategy. 1. introduction as global climate change and environmental issues become increasingly severe, reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable development have become a global consensus. against this backdrop, electric vehicles (evs) are gradually attracting global attention and popularity as a clean and efficient mode of transportation [1]. the trend of ev development is becoming increasingly apparent, driven by both market demand and technological innovation. the growth of market demand also provides strong momentum for the development of evs[2]. as consumer awareness of environmental protection and energy conservation continues to increase, as well as their acceptance of new energy vehicle technology gradually growing, the market demand for evs is showing a rapid growth trend[3]. technological advancements and industrial innovation are the core drivers of ev development[4]. with breakthroughs in battery technology, the improvement of charging facilities, and the continuous development of autonomous driving technology, the performance and convenience of evs have been significantly improved, providing consumers with a more convenient and efficient travel experience[5]. a comprehensive electric vehicle (ev) charging path planning system serves as the foundation for the widespread adoption of evs, providing critical support for their convenient use[6]. by constructing a comprehensive, efficient, and intelligent charging network, not only can the range anxiety of ev users be addressed, but their user experience can also be enhanced[7]. further promoting the widespread adoption of evs is not only a response to the environmental philosophy of green travel and low-carbon living, but also an important strategic measure to accelerate the revolution in energy consumption and promote the transformation and upgrading of energy structure[8]. this will help reduce dependence on fossil fuels, lower air pollution, and inject new momentum into the sustainable development of human technology. optimal charging path planning for electric vehicles (evs) is a complex issue that involves multiple factors, including the range of the ev, charging speed, the location and availability of charging stations, and traffic conditions along the route[9]. the goal is to find an optimal path from the starting point to the destination that minimizes the total cost (such as total travel distance, total charging time, total energy consumption, etc.) while satisfying the driving and charging requirements of the ev. to address this problem, various optimization algorithms are typically employed, such as the a* algorithm and genetic algorithms[10]. the aim of this study is to optimize the application of the a* algorithm in ev path planning, aiming to improve its efficiency in navigating to known charging stations. currently, researchers have employed various methods to address the issue of optimal charging path planning for electric vehicles, including rule-based heuristic methods, optimization algorithm-based methods, and machine 10 learning-based methods[11]. each of these methods has its own advantages and disadvantages, and can be selected based on specific scenarios and requirements. researchers have not only considered basic factors such as distance and charging time, but have also begun to focus on other factors such as charging station availability, charging speed, charging cost, and user travel demands[12]. the comprehensive consideration of these factors makes optimal charging path planning more aligned with actual needs. jiang haojie et al. addressed the shortcomings of the a* algorithm in the path planning process for electric sterilizing vehicles, such as long planning paths, low efficiency of unidirectional search, and non-smooth turning points. starting from the heuristic function and search direction, they proposed an improved bidirectional a* search algorithm[13]. nilgun fescioglu-unver et al. addressed customers' concerns about charging services by proposing research on improving the operation of electric vehicle charging services using machine learning models. effective infrastructure planning, charging scheduling, charging pricing, and electric vehicle route planning can help reduce customer-perceived risks[14]. cai rong et al. proposed a study on the optimal planning of multi-energy complementary electric vehicle charging stations. firstly, a charging station service division method based on voronoi diagrams was proposed. then, a charging capacity evaluation method for electric vehicle charging stations based on the m/g/k queuing model was proposed. finally, a location and volume model was constructed and solved to determine the optimal construction plan for electric vehicle charging stations with the lowest total social cost[15]. the proposed charging station planning method is economical and effectively improves the charging convenience for electric vehicle users. compared to traditional fuel-powered vehicles, electric vehicles face the issue of reaching charging stations within the shortest range possible due to their energy replenishment methods[16]. to improve the efficiency of electric vehicle promotion and reduce operating costs, it is necessary to consider path planning strategies to plan reasonable charging routes that meet the goal of timely charging and range extension. to further improve the performance and adaptability of the a* algorithm, this study introduces multiple strategies, including an optimized goal-directed strategy, a linear adaptation strategy, and an exponential adaptation strategy. the optimized goal-directed strategy is a method that guides the search process by adding heuristic information related to the target node. the linear adaptation strategy dynamically adjusts the weights of the heuristic function based on the search progress, introducing a linear factor to adjust the weights in the heuristic function, thus improving the adaptability and robustness of the a* algorithm. the exponential adaptation strategy adjusts the weights in the heuristic function using an exponential function. unlike the linear adaptation strategy, the exponential adaptation strategy gradually adjusts the weights using an exponential function, making the search more biased towards the target node. as the search progresses, the exponential function can gradually adjust the weights to improve the search efficiency of the a* algorithm. the main research content of this article is summarized as follows: ·the optimization goal-oriented strategy gradually slows down the search speed to better match the target location, and effectively guides the algorithm to approach the target point using heuristic costs. ·the linear adaptation strategy optimizes the search direction by dynamically adjusting the actual cost weight, reducing ineffective searches. ·the exponential adaptation strategy dynamically adjusts heuristic weights based on different path lengths using an exponential function, further improving search efficiency. these strategies collectively enhance the performance and efficiency of the algorithm. the remaining structure of this paper is organized as follows: section optimize a * algorithm introduces the theoretical framework of the innovative a* algorithm, section simulation analysis verifies the feasibility of the algorithm innovation through simulation experiments, and section conclusion discusses future research directions and suggestions. 2. optimize a * algorithm the a* algorithm is a shortest path finding algorithm in graphs that is developed from the dijkstra's algorithm. unlike dijkstra's algorithm, the a* algorithm not only considers the distance from the starting node to the candidate node but also takes into account the estimated distance from the current node to the goal node. the advantage of the a* algorithm is that it guarantees to find the optimal solution, and it can effectively prune the search process, avoiding the exploration of invalid states. the evaluation function of the a* algorithm is as follows: )()()( ngnhnf  (1) in the a* algorithm, the evaluation function f(n) represents an estimated value of the minimum cost path from the starting node to the goal node through node n. this function is composed of two parts: h(n), which represents the actual cost of the path traveled from the starting node to node n, and g(n), which is an estimate of the potential optimal cost path from node n to the goal node. the function g(n) reflects the heuristic information used by the algorithm, derived from people's understanding of path planning problems and based on certain empirical estimates. based on f(n), the cost of the current node can be calculated, and the next reachable nodes can be evaluated. by consistently selecting the node with the lowest f(n) value to continue the search, the algorithm gradually finds the optimal path step by step. in the context of raster maps, heuristic functions usually have three different distance models: (1) manhattan distance the hamanton distance is calculated based on the straightline distance between two points, regardless of obstacles, and is the most intuitive but may not be very accurate model. usually, the position where the robot is located is identified as the current location node, and the point expected to reach is defined as the target node. when the robot can only move along the four basic directions (i. e., front, back, left, right), the hammanton distance is chosen as the heuristic function. )()()( gynyabsgxnxabsnh  (2) (2) chebyshev distance chebyshev distance measures the maximum difference between the current position coordinates and the target position coordinates in all dimensions. it fully considers the possibility of diagonal movement, so it is suitable for robots with a higher flexibility to move. usually used for robots that allow diagonal movement, it is computationally slightly more 11 complex than manhattan distances.          )( ),( max)( gynyabs gxnxabs nh (3) where, ),nynx（ represents the current position and coordinate of the robot, ), gygx（ representing the target position of the robot. when the robot can move freely in eight directions (including diagonal, vertical and horizontal directions), it is appropriate to choose the chebyshev distance as a heuristic function. chebyshev distance measures the maximum difference between the current position coordinates and the target position coordinates in all dimensions. it fully considers the possibility of diagonal movement, and therefore is suitable for robots with higher mobility flexibility. (3) euclidean distance considering the grid structure of the raster map, calculated according to the number of steps needed to move in the horizontal and vertical directions, it is suitable for robots that can only move along the grid direction. )()( 22 )( gynygxnxnh   (4) when the robot can move randomly, using the euclidean distance. the flowchart of the a* algorithm is shown in figure 1, and its specific execution process is as follows: firstly, the positions of the start node and the goal node are determined as the starting point and endpoint for path planning. next, two lists are initialized: the open list is used to store the nodes to be examined, while the closed list is used to record the nodes that have already been examined. subsequently, the a* algorithm begins to run, traversing the nodes around the start node and selecting the node with the minimum cost as the next search target based on certain evaluation criteria. this process is repeated as the path nodes are gradually determined. the algorithm continuously selects nodes from the open list, examines their surrounding nodes, and updates the open list and closed list until the goal position is finally reached, finding the optimal path from the start node to the goal node. figure 1. flow chart of the a * algorithm a* algorithm is widely used in the field of robot path planning. when the algorithm is applied to the petroleum analysis scenario, the searched path still has disadvantages such as excessive bending, too long planning time, and weak path search direction. therefore, the algorithm needs to be optimized. 3. optimization goal-directed strategy the goal-directed strategy for path search is a method that guides the search process by utilizing information about the target and the current location. the main idea behind this strategy is to prioritize paths or regions that are more likely to lead to the target node. heuristic search is a common example 12 of a goal-directed strategy. in this method, a heuristic function is used to estimate the cost from the current node to the target. the search algorithm preferentially selects nodes with lower heuristic costs, enabling a faster approach towards the target. the optimized goal-directed strategy for path search mainly focuses on how to more effectively utilize target information to guide the robot's search process from its current location, in order to find high-quality paths more quickly. to optimize the directionality of the path search, a squared term is added to the distance function g(n) in the heuristic function. this is because the squared term imposes a stricter penalty on distance, making the search algorithm more inclined to choose paths that are closer to the target. this adjustment allows the search algorithm to focus more on the target direction, reducing unnecessary searches and deviations from the target. by adding the squared term, the heuristic function can better reflect the cost of the predicted path and guide the search process to approach the target more efficiently. this adjustment has a positive impact on improving the accuracy and efficiency of path search. 2）（ ostheuristiccsthistoriccototalcost  (5) in this context, "totalcost" represents the estimated cost of the path from the starting point to the endpoint, "historiccost" denotes the cost of the already traversed path, and "heuristiccost" refers to the estimated cost of the path from the current node to the endpoint. the node with the lowest "totalcost" value is selected as the optimal node, which represents the next path node to be followed. this goal optimization strategy gradually reduces its effectiveness as the target location is approached, slowing down the search speed and focusing the search process more on finding the target point. this adjustment allows the algorithm to better adapt to the search for the target point, improving the accuracy and efficiency of the search. by employing this optimization strategy, the goal-directed path search can better handle complex environments and changes, enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of the search. this enhancement method is significant in many practical applications, such as autonomous driving, robot navigation, and logistics delivery. 4. optimization of goal-directed strategy with linear adaptation during the process of path planning, the strategy of optimizing goal-directedness utilizes target information to guide the search process. by dynamically adjusting goaldirected parameters, the algorithm can adaptively modify the search progress based on changes in positional distance, ensuring that the search always proceeds in the most promising direction. this further enhances the efficiency of path planning. the objective function is the core of path planning, representing the cost of the path. in an optimized goaldirected strategy, we can define the objective function as a function based on the target node, used to evaluate the closeness of the path to the target. by automatically adjusting the parameters of the objective function, we can optimize the influence of the search algorithm on the target node. an adaptive strategy involves dynamically adjusting path planning parameters as the search location changes. we can define an adaptive function to reflect changes in positional distance and form dynamic parameters, which can then be used to adjust the objective function. in this way, the search algorithm can adaptively adjust its search strategy based on the progress of the search, better adapting to different situations and changes. to describe the implementation of optimized goal-directed and adaptive strategies, a formula for dynamic parameter adjustment can be introduced. this formula adjusts the parameter values of the objective function based on changes in the distance from the current node to the target node and changes in the distance from the current node to the starting node. by dynamically altering the objectives of the path planning evaluation function, the search algorithm can better adapt to environmental changes and uncertainties.     2 1 ）（ ostheuristiccsthistoriccoktotalcost h  (6) sthistoricco ostheuristicc k 1 (7) in this context, represents the estimated cost that combines optimized goal-directedness with linear adaptation strategies. the represents the linear adaptation function. the formula for optimizing goal-directedness and adaptability combines the definition of the objective function, the introduction of the adaptability function, and the dynamic parameter adjustment formula. through dynamic parameter adjustment, the adaptability strategy can adaptively modify the search strategy based on the progress of the search, further enhancing search efficiency. 5. optimization of goal-directedness with exponential adaptation strategy in the process of path planning, the optimization of goaldirectedness with an exponential adaptation strategy combines goal-directedness with adaptive adjustment. this strategy uses an exponential function to adjust the strength of goal-directedness, gradually increasing its influence as the search progresses. the optimization of goal-directedness with an exponential adaptation strategy utilizes the objective function to evaluate the closeness of the path to the target. subsequently, it introduces an exponential function to dynamically adjust the parameters of the objective function. this exponential function takes the distances from the current location to both the starting point and the target point as inputs and outputs an adjustment coefficient. as the search progresses, the value of the exponential function gradually increases, thereby enhancing the strength of goal-directedness.     2 2 ）（ ostheuristiccsthistoriccoktotalcost l  (8) sthistoricco ostheuristicc ek 2 (9) in this context, represents the estimated cost associated with the optimization of goal-directedness combined with an exponential adaptation strategy. the represents the exponential adaptation function. by doing so, the optimization of goal-directedness with an exponential adaptation strategy provides greater freedom to the algorithm in the early stages of the search, allowing for the exploration of different paths and regions. as the search progresses, the strategy gradually enhances the influence of goal-directedness, directing the search process more towards paths that are closer to the target. this adaptive adjustment approach helps improve search efficiency and accuracy, especially in complex and dynamic environments where it 13 exhibits significant advantages. 6. simulation analysis this section of the experiment was conducted on a lenovo computer with a frequency of 2.40mhz and 4gb of memory using matlab 2018a. the experiment constructed an electric vehicle and charging environment of 100dm x 100dm, dividing it into squares with a side length of 1dm. obstacle positions were randomly set on the map. the black areas represent non-viable regions, while the white parts are the viable regions. during the construction of the map, the edges of the black obstacles were dilated to create a safety zone around them. this safety distance is also represented in the black area. 7. comparison experiment before and after introducing the optimization of goal-directedness strategy in the traditional a* algorithm, attention is typically focused solely on finding the shortest path from the starting point to the end point. this approach has the advantage of quickly locating direct paths, but sometimes it may not be the most optimal or suitable solution. for path planning with a fixed target location, by utilizing an optimization goaldirected strategy, the a* algorithm can be made to focus more on specific goals, making the path search more targeted. to facilitate discussion, the a* algorithm that incorporates the optimization goal-directed strategy will be referred to uniformly as the a*-t algorithm. to validate the impact of introducing the optimization of goal-directedness strategy on path planning, we conducted comparison experiments while keeping other conditions constant. comparison experiment before and after introducing the optimization of goal-directedness strategy is as shown in figure 2, during the path planning process, the black areas represent obstacles, the white areas represent viable regions, and the gray areas indicate the regions that have been traversed. the starting point is located at the top left corner of each experimental map (10, 10), and the destination is at the bottom right corner (490, 490). under the optimized goal-directedness strategy, the a* algorithm searches for an optimal path from the starting point to the destination. in the analysis of simulation experiments, the a* algorithm is observed to require the exploration of all feasible nodes near the starting point as well as all feasible nodes adjacent to the path nodes in order to find the optimal path. this leads to excessive computation of redundant nodes in the path cost calculation. however, the a*-t algorithm, guided by the target node, restricts the search direction to paths that are more likely to reach the target, allowing for precise selection of expansion nodes. this approach reduces the computation of redundant nodes, increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the algorithm. by focusing the search on more promising paths, the a*-t algorithm is able to locate the optimal path more quickly and with less computational overhead. by comparing the simulation experiments of the a* algorithm and the a*-t algorithm, we obtained the results presented in table 1. upon analyzing the experimental data, it can be observed that the average path planning efficiency for the a* algorithm is 5.21, while the average path planning efficiency for the a*t algorithm is 44.76. this indicates an improvement in path planning efficiency by a factor of 7.59 with the optimized a*t algorithm. to more intuitively analyze the changes in path planning time of the a* algorithm under different conditions, the collected data on path planning time from the experiments were organized. these data were presented through a bar chart to facilitate the observation of the distribution and trends of the a* algorithm's path planning time under various conditions. bar chart of experimental results before and after introducing the optimization of goal-directedness strategy is as shown in figure 3. upon observing the experimental data, it can be noted that the path lengths remain nearly unchanged. therefore, a bar chart analysis will be conducted solely on the path planning time. search process of a* algorithm the path of a* algorithm the search process of a* -t algorithm the path of a* -t algorithm fig 2 experiment 1 14 search process of a* algorithm the path of a* algorithm the search process of a* -t algorithm the path of a* -t algorithm fig 2 experiment 2 search process of a* algorithm the path of a* algorithm the search process of a* -t algorithm the path of a* -t algorithm fig 2 experiment 3 figure 2. the path search process comparison experiment of a* algorithm and a* -t algorithm is carried out table 1. experimental data for a* algorithm and a*-t algorithm algorithm optimized plan the time 102/s the length of the path 102/dm efficiency of path planning experiment i a* 2.934 7.755 2.64 a*-t 0.094 7.754 82.49 experiment ⅱ a* 2.416 10.448 4.32 a*-t 0.848 10.408 12.27 experiment ⅲ a* 0.845 7.315 8.66 a*-t 0.185 7.315 39.54 15 figure 3. bar chart of path planning experimental results for a* algorithm and a*-t algorithm according to the experimental results, after optimizing the path planning algorithm, the path length remains approximately the same, but the path search time is significantly reduced by two orders of magnitude. based on these findings, the following conclusions can be drawn: the a*-t algorithm exhibits higher path planning efficiency and fewer redundant nodes compared to the a* algorithm. this implies that the optimized algorithm is capable of finding the optimal path more rapidly. by restricting the search direction, the algorithm is able to more precisely select the next expansion node, thus avoiding excessive ineffective searches and guiding the search accurately to the target point. in summary, the a*-t algorithm demonstrates superior efficiency and accuracy in path planning, enabling the identification of shorter optimal paths. 8. comparison experiment before and after introducing the linear adaptation strategy to further improve search efficiency, a linear adaptation strategy is introduced to enhance the a* algorithm, resulting in a new algorithm called a*-lt. this algorithm builds upon the strengths of the a* algorithm while dynamically adjusting its search strategy based on environmental changes. in the a* algorithm, a squared heuristic function is used to calculate the cost from the current node to the goal node. this heuristic function is typically based on prior knowledge and guides the search direction. however, when the environment changes, this fixed heuristic function may not adapt well to the new conditions, leading to reduced search efficiency. by introducing a linear adaptation strategy, the heuristic function can be adaptively adjusted based on the progress of the search. the following is a comparative experiment that illustrates the path search performance of the a* algorithm and the a*lt algorithm, as shown in figure 4. a* algorithm a*-lt algorithm fig 4 experiment 1 16 a* algorithm a*-lt algorithm fig 4 experiment 2 a* algorithm a*-lt algorithm fig 4 experiment 3 figure 4. the path comparison experiment of a* algorithm and a* -lt algorithm planning is carried out upon analyzing the experimental results, the linear adaptation strategy provides the algorithm with a clearer search direction by adjusting the weight of the actual cost. this enables the algorithm to be closer to the optimal path when selecting the next node at each step, thus reducing unnecessary searches and backtracking. the algorithm avoids entering regions that are obviously not optimal solutions during the search process. by adjusting the weights, the algorithm can more accurately evaluate the priority of nodes, thereby reducing the time spent on ineffective searches. after comparing the experiments of the a* algorithm and the a*-lt algorithm, a set of data was obtained to accurately reflect the time taken for path search. next, the changes in path planning time will be visually presented in the form of a chart, as shown in figure 5. figure 5. a* algorithm and a* -lt algorithm path planning experimental results histogram 17 upon analyzing the experimental data, it can be observed that the introduction of the linear adaptation strategy into the a* algorithm results in a significant reduction in path search time. the average path planning time for the a* algorithm is 132.58 seconds, while the average path planning time for the a*-lt algorithm is 51.05 seconds. this represents an average reduction of 61.50% in path planning time with the optimized algorithm. 9. comparison experiment before and after introducing the exponential adaptation strategy the a* algorithm evaluates the quality of paths by combining the actual path length with an estimated remaining distance to select the optimal path. however, to improve the performance and adaptability of the a* algorithm, an exponential adaptation strategy can be introduced to form a new algorithm called a*-it. this primarily involves adjustments to the calculation of h(n), which affects the path selection process. the exponential adaptation strategy is an improved approach that dynamically adjusts the calculation method, enabling the a* algorithm to better adapt to different search environments and requirements. this strategy involves the application of an exponential function to adjust its impact on the search process. as shown in figure 6, experiments were conducted by running both the a* algorithm and the a*-it algorithm on each map, obtaining the search path for each iteration, and recording the search time accordingly. a* algorithm a*-it algorithm experiment 1 a* algorithm a*-it algorithm experiment 2 a* algorithm a*-it algorithm experiment 3 figure 6. a* algorithm and a* -it algorithm path planning comparison experiment 18 analyzing the experimental results, the introduction of the exponential adaptation strategy allows the algorithm to dynamically adjust the weight of the actual cost during the search process. this means that the algorithm can optimize the search direction based on the current progress of the search and the characteristics of the environment, thereby reducing unnecessary search efforts. on the other hand, by adjusting the weights, the a* algorithm with the exponential adaptation strategy can more accurately select the next node to expand during the search. this selection is closer to the optimal path, thus reducing backtracking and duplicate work during the search process, which in turn shortens the search time. the exponential adaptation strategy helps the algorithm avoid or reduce entering regions that are obviously not optimal solutions during the search process. this reduces the time spent on ineffective searches. the algorithm can focus more quickly on regions that are more likely to contain optimal solutions, thereby improving search efficiency. by comparing the path planning simulation experiments of the a* algorithm and the a*-it algorithm, the results shown in figure 7 can be obtained. figure 7. a* algorithm and a* -it algorithm path planning experimental results histogram the experimental results indicate that the introduction of the exponential adaptation strategy into the a* algorithm significantly reduces the time taken for path search. the average path planning time for the a* algorithm is 177.21 seconds, while the average path planning time for the a*-it algorithm is 28.35 seconds. this represents an average reduction of 84% in path planning time with the optimized algorithm. compared to the a*-lt algorithm, the path planning time of the a*-it algorithm is reduced by an additional 23.5%, further improving the efficiency of path planning. this improvement not only enhances the efficiency of the algorithm, but also further confirms the important role of adaptive strategies in optimizing the search process. the exponential adaptive strategy balances exploring new path areas and exploiting known areas by dynamically adjusting the weights of actual distances. this ensures that the algorithm can explore new possible paths while avoiding excessive exploitation of known but suboptimal paths, thereby reducing unnecessary searches. this is demonstrated by the significant reduction in search time in the experimental results. in the process of robot path planning, genetic algorithm (ga) is a method that simulates the natural evolution process to search for the optimal solution, used to help the robot find the optimal or near-optimal path from the starting point to the endpoint. a comparison of genetic algorithms, the a* algorithm, and the a*-it algorithm is presented in table 2. the efficiency of path planning algorithms can be reflected by the ratio of path length to planning time, which indicates the algorithm's ability to plan paths per unit of time. a higher ratio signifies higher path planning efficiency. upon analyzing the experimental data, it can be found that the path planning efficiency of the a*-it algorithm is improved by 9.28 times compared to the genetic algorithm. table 2. the simulation comparison experiment of genetic algorithm and a* -it algorithm experimental data plan time102/s path length102/dm planning efficiency ga 0.937 9.24 9.86 a* algorithm 1.566 10.448 6.67 a*-it algorithm 0.270 11.408 42.25 10. conclusion this study aims to plan the optimal charging paths for electric vehicles by improving the a* algorithm. to achieve this goal, we combined optimized goal-directed strategies, linear adaptation strategies, and exponential adaptation strategies. through matlab simulation experiments, we verified that the improved algorithm exhibits higher path search efficiency. compared to the a* algorithm, the path planning efficiency of the a*-t algorithm is improved by 7.59 times. the average path planning time of the a*-lt algorithm is reduced by 61.50%, while the average path planning time of the a*-it algorithm is reduced by 84%. firstly, the optimized goal-directed strategy enhances the influence of heuristic cost during the search process, guiding the algorithm to slow down the search speed as it gradually approaches the target point. this strategy ensures that the algorithm can search more finely when nearing the target location, thereby improving the accuracy of finding the optimal charging path. secondly, the linear adaptation strategy dynamically adjusts the weight of actual costs, optimizing the search direction and effectively reducing 19 ineffective searches. this strategy allows the algorithm to flexibly adjust the search strategy based on the current search state, improving search efficiency. additionally, the exponential adaptation strategy dynamically adjusts the heuristic weight in an exponential manner based on different path lengths. this strategy is particularly suitable for longdistance path planning, significantly improving search efficiency and helping the algorithm find the optimal solution faster. through matlab simulation experiments, the performance of the improved algorithm was compared with the original a* algorithm. experimental results show that the improved algorithm outperforms the original algorithm in terms of search speed. specifically, the improved algorithm can find the optimal charging path faster, thereby contributing to improving the driving range of electric vehicles. in summary, this study successfully improved the a* algorithm by introducing optimized goal-directed strategies, linear adaptation strategies, and exponential adaptation strategies. the effectiveness of the improved algorithm was verified through matlab simulation experiments. these improvements not only enhance the performance and efficiency of the algorithm but also provide a new solution for optimal charging path planning for electric vehicles. in the future, we will continue to optimize the algorithm and explore its potential in practical applications. data availability statement all data generated or analyzed during this study are included in this published article. author contributions chen xianyan wrote the main manuscript text. competing interests te authors declare no competing interests. acknowledgments this work has been supported by chongqing university of international business and economics (kyzk2024037). references [1] ran jing, chen yuan, hamidreza rezaei, et al. assessments on emergy and greenhouse gas emissions of internal combustion engine 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becoming increasingly urgent. traditional dryers mostly rely on mechanical timers or simple temperature control, which have problems such as large temperature fluctuations, high energy consumption and single functions. this paper designs a set of fully automatic dryer control system based on siemens plc. through the interaction of sensors and touch screens, it realizes closed-loop control of temperature and humidity, multi-mode selection and energy consumption optimization, providing a more efficient and intelligent drying solution for families. keywords: plc; dryer; intelligent control; energy-saving; touch screen. 1. introduction the demand for intelligent household appliances in chinese families is growing rapidly, but most dryers on the market still remain in the extensive mode of "timed + hightemperature" [1-2], which consumes a lot of energy and is prone to damaging clothes. especially in the humid areas of the south, traditional drying is inefficient [3-4], and dryers have gradually become a necessity. however, users have more complaints about the convenience of operation and energy conservation [5-6]. in the european and american markets, high-end dryers that support "clothing texture recognition" and "adaptive temperature control" have been widely adopted. for instance, products from bosch and siemens can be remotely controlled via an app, increasing drying efficiency by over 30%. consumers need a dryer with a moderate price, simple operation and the ability to automatically adjust parameters. precise control achieved through plc technology can not only reduce energy consumption but also enhance user experience. 2. general design of system the design of the fully automatic washing machine control system based on plc mainly consists of the following parts: input devices: this section includes various sensors and switches for detecting the status of the dryer and receiving user instructions. for example, pressure sensors are used to detect whether the cabin door is closed, temperature sensors are used to detect the temperature inside the dryer, and touch screens or buttons are used for users to input instructions. plc (programmable logic controller) : plc is the core of the control system, responsible for receiving data from input devices and performing data processing and output control based on preset program logic. a plc usually contains a microprocessor and a memory for storing and executing programming logic. output devices: this section includes actuators such as motors and solenoid valves, which are used to drive and control various actions of the washing machine. for instance, the motor is used to drive the rotation of the dryer, and the high-temperature heat pump drying unit is used to control the temperature inside the chamber. human-machine interface (hmi): the hmi is used to display the status information of the washing machine and receive user instructions. it can be achieved through touch screens, led display screens or lcd display screens. communication interface: this part is used to achieve communication between the plc and other devices or systems, such as data exchange with the upper computer software. common communication interfaces include serial port communication, ethernet communication, etc. as shown in the figure below: figure 1. system composition diagram the main working principle of the dryer: this dryer is equipped with a variety of practical drying modes to meet the needs of different clothes and scenarios. in standard mode, the temperature is set at 80°c and the drying time is 60 minutes. it is suitable for the rapid drying of most daily clothes, such as cotton t-shirts and linen shirts. it can 36 quickly remove moisture and restore the clothes to dryness, meeting the daily wearing needs. the energy-saving mode lowers the temperature to 70°c and extends the time to 80 minutes. it is particularly suitable for light and thin clothing, such as silk pajamas and lace underwear. while reducing energy consumption by 20%, it avoids high temperatures from damaging the fabric fibers and protects the texture of the clothing. the fast mode raises the temperature to 90°c and shortens the time to 40 minutes. it is suitable for situations where drying is urgently needed, such as wet sportswear after exercise or towels that need to be used urgently. it can make the clothes dry and wearable in a short time. the user only needs to select the corresponding mode with one click on the operation interface. the dryer will automatically adjust to the matching heating power and time, then start to rotate the cabin to evenly arrange the clothes, and then start heating. after the heating is completed, the power will be automatically cut off. the operation is simple and convenient. 3. hardware design of control system (1) plc the s7-1200 is a small programmable logic controller launched by siemens. it is suitable for small projects with less complex requirements for the automation system. it can achieve simple logic control, sequential control, motion control, process control and other functions, and supports multi-sensor input and complex logic operations. according to the practical application of this design, we choose the s7-1200-1215c-dc/dc/dc programmable logic controller. figure 2. s7-1215c-dc/dc/dc (2) touchscreen the siemens s7-1200, when paired with the siemens slim panel series, builds an automated control and monitoring system. the compatible compact panels come in various size specifications such as ktp400, ktp700, ktp900 and ktp1200. its features are remarkable, featuring an intuitive graphical operation interface and convenient operation. highresolution display screen, with clear data presentation; when we choose the ktp700 panel, it can communicate seamlessly with the s7-1200 through standard protocols and has strong compatibility. it has a rich function library and can meet diverse industrial needs. it adopts industrial-grade design and is adaptable to harsh environments. on the designed touchscreen main interface, three modes can be selected: standard mode, fast mode and energy-saving mode. at the same time, it is equipped with function indicator lights and operation buttons. during operation, the indicator lights will change along with the change of mechanical state. during operation, the touch screen will display the temperature inside the cabin and the weight of the clothes in real time. during operation, you can press the stop button at any time to stop it. pressing the start button again will restore it to the state before stopping and continue running. the touchscreen interface is shown in the following figure: figure 3. touch screen interface variable assignments are shown in the following table: table 1. list of data register variables input output data register data object data register data object m50.2 start button q60.0 the cabin is turning forward m50.3 stop button q60.1 the cabin turns in reverse m20.0 hatch door pressure sensor q60.2 heat pump heating up md22 cabin weight sensor (3) plc program first, according to the requirements, the temperature thresholds of the three modes are designed using the mov instruction, which are as follows: 80 degrees for the standard mode; the drying time is 60 minutes. energy-saving mode: 70 degrees the drying time is 80 minutes. fast mode 90 degrees the drying time is 40 minutes. three modes can be selected in the hmi. before pressing the start button, you need to choose one of them. meanwhile, the system is also equipped with an alarm system. when the cabin door is opened during operation or the temperature inside the cabin is too high, the dryer will immediately stop running. after returning to normal, click the start button to resume operation. the program is shown in the figure 4: after pressing the start button, the dryer begins to operate according to the mode selected by the user, and the main program starts to call different program blocks. the running programs of the three modes are respectively shown in the figure 5: 4. experimental results and analysis after the plc program and the touch screen program are designed, in the tia v18 software, in the tool menu at the top, the compiled plc program is written into the virtual plc for plc virtual simulation. in the software, click on the 37 touchscreen simulation startup to start the touchscreen simulation. the program can be debugged after startup figure 4. program 1 figure 5. standard mode program diagram 38 figure 6. energy-saving mode program diagram figure 7. quick mode program diagram on the touchscreen screen, you can select the appropriate drying mode through the drop-down box. meanwhile, the indicator light on the right shows the real-time operating status, as shown in the following figure: 39 figure 8. select the mode select the standard mode. after putting in the clothes, the touch screen will display the weight of the clothes in the cabin in real time (up to 12 kilograms). if the cabin door is not closed tightly, the dryer will not run after pressing the start button, and the indicator light on the right will prompt to close the cabin door. the picture is as shown in the following figure: figure 9. put in the clothes after closing the cabin door, click the start button again to start the operation. the dryer begins to work, and the forward rotation, reverse rotation and operation indicator lights all light up at once as set. part of the picture is shown as follows: figure 10. system is running after the forward and reverse rotation is completed, the clothes are dispersed. then the heat pump starts to heat up, and the temperature reaches 80 degrees set in the standard mode. the energy-saving mode and the fast mode are 70 degrees and 90 degrees respectively. their respective pictures are shown in the following figure: figure 11. standard mode figure 12. energy-saving mode figure 13. fast mode when a mode is completed, the cabin automatically 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text review, with a focus on the key breakthrough directions of nlp technology in this field: from the precision of structured extraction of technical features, the depth of cross-modal semantic association, to the systematization of the integration of legal and technical knowledge, and then to the optimization of the interpretability of review decisions. based on typical practical cases such as "copyright ai intelligent review" in keqiao and incopat ai retrieval, a technical framework of "text parsing knowledge modeling intelligent reasoning decision output" is constructed to reveal the breakthrough paths of technical bottlenecks in each link and look forward to the technological development trends in the era of large models. provide theoretical support and practical reference for the research and development and optimization of the intelligent intellectual property review system. keywords: explainable ai; intellectual property examination; knowledge graph; large language model; natural language processing; semantic understanding. 1. introduction under the background of the global innovation-driven development strategy, the number of intellectual property applications has shown an explosive growth trend, and the traditional manual review model is facing severe challenges. according to data from the national intellectual property administration, in 2024 alone, the number of invention patent applications in china reached 1.505 million, and the number of trademark registration applications exceeded 7 million. the contradiction between the massive number of applications and the limited examination resources has become increasingly prominent. the traditional examination mode is highly dependent on manual search, text reading and professional judgment. this process has three core limitations: in terms of efficiency, the average examination period for a single invention patent is as long as 22 months, which is difficult to meet the practical demand for the rapid protection of innovation achievements. at the objective level, the differences in the understanding of technical features and legal provisions among different examiners may lead to inconsistent review conclusions. in terms of coverage, manual search is difficult to comprehensively cover the vast global databases, which may lead to the omission of key comparative literature and affect the accuracy of the review conclusion. the iterative upgrading of natural language processing technology provides technical possibilities for solving the above-mentioned problems. from the early simple keyword matching to deep learning-driven semantic understanding, and then to the current logical reasoning capabilities of large language models (llms), nlp technology has achieved a leap from "text recognition" to "knowledge cognition". the new review system launched by the national intellectual property administration in 2023 has integrated nlp functions such as online translation and intelligent comparison [1]. in 2025, it will further introduce modules like large model search and ai legal assistants, significantly increasing the proportion of retrieved comparative literature. the "copyright ai smart trial" system developed by the keqiao court, through the integration of nlp and computer vision technology, enables one-click traceability of pattern copyrights, with an effective plagiarism detection rate of 61.23%. this has led to a 91.67% reduction in related disputes within three years. all these practices fully demonstrate the application value of nlp technology in intellectual property examination [2]. internationally, the uspto (united states patent and trademark office) launched an ai examination pilot as early as 2018, using the bert model for patent text classification and keyword extraction. the classification expert system of epo (european patent office) realizes the automatic classification of patents through nlp technology, with an accuracy rate of over 85% [3]. domestic research focuses on three major directions: the first is text information extraction. for instance, the patent claim element extraction model proposed by the team from tsinghua university has an f1 value exceeding 92%. the second is similarity comparison. the multi-modal comparison system built by alibaba's copyright protection center supports cross-domain similarity judgment between text and graphics. the third is the application of large models. the dedicated search large model trained by the national intellectual property administration has reduced the search time for examiners by 40%[4]. although the existing research has made phased progress, there are still obvious shortcomings: the structuring degree of technical feature extraction is insufficient, making it difficult to cope with the complex sentence structures of patent texts; 35 the integration of legal and technical knowledge is not deep, and the model's understanding of legal concepts such as "novelty" and "creativity" is superficial. the lack of interpretability in review decisions and the "black box" problem of large models affect the credibility of review conclusions. this article conducts research on key technological breakthroughs in response to these pain points[5]. this research aims to establish a theoretical system for the application of nlp technology in text review in professional fields, break through the adaptability problem of general nlp technology migrating to the intersection of law and technology, enrich theoretical achievements such as domain adaptive semantic understanding and knowledge graph construction, and provide a new research perspective for intelligent processing of cross-disciplinary texts. the research will identify the key technological breakthrough points of nlp in the review of intellectual property texts, propose practical technical optimization plans, and assist the intelligent review system in achieving the triple goals of "efficiency improvement quality assurance cost control"[6]. 2. the scene characteristics and nlp technology requirements of intelligent review of intellectual property texts 2.1. multidimensional feature analysis of intellectual property texts intellectual property texts cover various types such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights. their language expression, structural norms, and knowledge density have distinct professional characteristics. these features constitute the fundamental constraints for the application of nlp technology and also determine the core direction of technology adaptation. from the perspective of text structure, intellectual property texts possess dual normativity. take patent documents as an example. they strictly follow the legal structure of "claims specification abstract", among which the claims adopt a rigorous expression of "preamble part + feature part", containing a clear logic for defining the scope of protection. the goods/services items in the trademark registration application must strictly correspond to the "classification of similar goods and services", and the text expression should have strong standardization features[7]. this structural normativity provides an analytical framework for nlp technology, but it also places higher demands on the accuracy of structured information extraction any minor structural analytical deviation may affect the accuracy of subsequent review and judgment. from the perspective of semantic expression, intellectual property texts possess dual attributes of both technology and law. the patent claims not only contain the technical description of "technical features + connection relationship", but also imply legal judgment bases such as "novelty" and "inventiveness". textual evidence in copyright infringement disputes must simultaneously meet the legal requirements of "similarity in expression" and "substantial contact". this dual attribute requires that nlp technology not only accurately parse technical semantics and understand the core logic of technical solutions, but also effectively map technical information with legal concepts, providing semantic support for legal judgments. from the perspective of the terminology system, the professional and dynamic characteristics of intellectual property texts are prominent. professional terms from various technical fields form the semantic core of the text, such as "federated learning" and "prompt engineering" in the field of artificial intelligence, and "monoclonal antibody" and "gene editing" in the field of biomedicine, etc. meanwhile, the rapid iteration of emerging technologies has continuously expanded the terminology system. new terms such as "digital twin copyright" and "nft rights confirmation" in the metaverse field frequently appear in review scenarios, which poses a continuous challenge to the terminology adaptation ability of nlp technology and requires the technology to have the ability to update dynamically and learn quickly. 2.2. nlp technology requirements for different review scenarios different types of intellectual property examination scenarios have different focuses on the demand for nlp technology. this difference stems from the variations in the examination objectives and text features of the scenarios themselves. the core demands of the patent examination scenario are concentrated in three aspects: structured extraction of technical features is the foundation. it is necessary to precisely identify technical elements, connection relationships and functional effects from the claims and the specification, and form clear structured semantic units. the retrieval of existing technologies is crucial. it is necessary to achieve cross-database matching of similar technical solutions based on deep semantic understanding. the idea of the incopat system to precisely compare global patents through the dna map of technical features is a typical implementation of this demand. the determination of legal elements is the core. it is necessary to semantically associate the extracted technical features with legal standards such as "novelty" and "inventiveness" to assist examiners in making compliant and accurate decisions. the key demands in the trademark examination scenario revolve around cross-modal integration and semantic determination. trademark examination often requires the simultaneous processing of text identifiers and graphic elements, which demands that nlp technology achieve crossmodal semantic fusion of text and graphics, accurately capturing the correlation between the two. the automatic determination of similar goods/services requires that the technology be able to match the standard expressions in the "classification table of similar goods and services" based on text semantics. the semantic analysis of trademark distinctiveness requires mining from the text whether the mark has the core function of "distinguishing the source of goods" to avoid conflicts with prior rights. when handling trademark conflict reviews, the "copyright ai intelligent review" system in keqiao needs to meet these technical requirements simultaneously[8]. the core demands of the copyright review scenario focus on originality determination and infringement detection. originality determination requires the identification of "substantial similarity" through text semantic comparison to distinguish the boundary between ideas and expressions. infringement detection needs to combine metadata such as timestamps to trace the creation sequence and determine whether there is a possibility of "substantial contact". the 36 relevant system of the keqiao court has successfully resolved multiple copyright ownership disputes by analyzing the publication time and content features in web page texts through nlp technology. this practice also confirms the core direction of the demand for nlp technology in the copyright review scenario[9]. as shown in table 1, the main scenarios for the review of intellectual property texts and the corresponding nlp technical requirements are listed. table 1. the main scenarios of intellectual property text review and the corresponding nlp technical requirements review scenarios core nlp technology requirements application value (commonality) patent examination 1.structured extraction of technical features 2.semantic retrieval of existing technologies 3.semantic matching of legal elements 1. enhance review efficiency 2. ensure the quality of review 3. reduce labor costs trademark examination 1.cross-modal semantic fusion 2.classification determination of goods/ services 3. significance semantic analysis 1.enhance review efficiency 2. ensure the quality of review 3. reduce labor costs copyright examination 1.determination of substantial similarity 2. tracing the origin of the creative sequence 3. extraction of ownership information 1.enhance review efficiency 2. ensure the quality of review 3. reduce labor costs 3. key technological breakthroughs in natural language processing in the review of intellectual property texts 3.1. structured extraction and precise analysis of technical features technical feature extraction is a fundamental step in the review of intellectual property texts, and its accuracy directly affects the accuracy of subsequent similarity comparisons and legal judgments. traditional keyword extraction methods are difficult to handle the complex semantic structure of technical texts, and there is an urgent need to transform from "planar extraction" to "structured modeling". this transformation process requires breaking through three core technical points. multi-task learning provides an effective path for the extraction of technical elements. for the hierarchical relationship of technical features in patent texts, a multi-task model of "entity recognition relation extraction attribute annotation" can be constructed. bert-wwm is adopted as the basic encoder, and information complementarity among tasks is achieved by sharing the underlying semantic representation. in the entity recognition task, define 12 types of entity labels such as "technical components", "action methods", and "functional effects"; in the relation extraction task, identify eight types of core relationships such as "component-connection" and "method implementation"; in the attribute annotation task, annotate attribute information such as "material", "parameter", and "applicable scenario". experimental data show that on patent texts with ipc classification number g06f, the f1 value of entity recognition of this model reaches 94.2%, and the f1 value of relationship extraction reaches 89.7%, significantly outperforming the single-task model. this multi-task collaborative approach effectively resolves the problems of incomplete extraction of technical elements and ambiguous relationship recognition. the semantic structured modeling of the claims requires the dual support of grammar and semantics. the writing of the claims follows strict logical rules, and its semantic structure can be abstractly defined as "technical subject + feature set + protection boundary". in view of this feature, a semantic parsing framework based on grammar enhancement can be proposed: firstly, through dependency syntactic analysis, the core grammatical units such as the "de" character structure and verb-object phrases are identified to clarify the grammatical logic of the text; utilize pre-trained language models (such as lawbert) to capture the cross-semantics of law and technology and understand the professional connotations of the text; finally, output the structured representation of the "feature tree" to transform the abstract text into clear semantic units. take "a medical data processing method based on federated learning" as an example. the model can automatically parse out structured information such as "subject: medical data processing method", "core feature: federated learning", and "auxiliary feature: data desensitization, model aggregation", providing clear semantic units for subsequent comparisons and avoiding review errors caused by semantic understanding deviations[10]. the terminology adaptation mechanism in low-resource domains is the key to dealing with the review of emerging technologies. to address the issue of insufficient corpora in emerging technology fields, an adaptation system of "general term database domain term migration dynamic update" can be constructed: based on cnki and the patent abstract database, a general database containing 500,000 terms can be built to provide fundamental support for term recognition. the domain-adaptive pre-training method is adopted to transfer the general model to specific fields such as new energy and ai, improving the adaptability of the model in professional fields. design a dynamic update module for terms, monitor and review high-frequency new words, and combine manual verification to achieve real-time expansion of the term database. tests on the patent corpus of new energy vehicles show that this mechanism has increased the accuracy rate of term recognition from 82.1% to 91.5%, effectively solving the problem of lagging term recognition in emerging technology fields[11]. as shown in figure 1, the architecture of the multi-task learning model. 3.2. semantic similarity calculation across modalities and domains intellectual property examination often requires handling cross-modal data such as "text-graphics" and cross-domain semantics such as "technology-law". traditional singlemodal and single-domain similarity calculation methods have obvious limitations, and it is urgent to build a semantic comparison framework that integrates multi-source information. the construction of this framework needs to break through from three dimensions. 37 figure 1. architecture of the multi-task learning model the cross-modal semantic fusion of text and graphics is the core technical requirement of trademark and copyright examination. in trademark and copyright examination, the similarity judgment between textual descriptions and graphic elements is often the key. to meet this demand, a cross-modal fusion model based on contrastive learning can be proposed: the text branch uses roberta to extract semantic vectors to capture the semantic connotation of the text; the graphic branch adopts vision transformer (vit) to extract visual features and recognize the visual features of the graphics. feature space alignment is achieved through the cross-modal contrast loss function to ensure that text and graphics have comparability in the same feature space. at the same time, introduce the "semantic consistency constraint" to ensure that the "red circle" in the text description has similar feature representations to the corresponding visual elements in the graphics, avoiding the problem of "semantic disconnection between text and graphics". after the "copyright ai intelligent review" system in keqiao adopted this technology, it achieved precise comparison between the text descriptions and patterns of artworks, with a similarity judgment accuracy rate of 92.3%, significantly enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of the review[12]. knowledge enhancement provides a bridge for crossdomain semantic matching. there is a natural semantic gap between technical texts and legal texts. to achieve an effective match between the two, it is necessary to build a fusion system of "technical knowledge graph legal knowledge graph cross-domain alignment" : the technical knowledge graph contains 2 million technical entities and relationships, covering the core concepts of the main technical fields. the legal knowledge graph covers 50,000 legal concepts and provisions in laws and regulations such as the patent law and the trademark law, clarifying the standards for legal judgment. cross-domain alignment is achieved through "entity linking concept mapping rule reasoning", for instance, by conceptually mapping "gene editing technology" with article 25 of the patent law, "diagnosis and treatment methods for diseases", to establish semantic associations between technology and law. in similarity calculation, the introduction of a knowledge attention mechanism enables the model to prioritize technical features related to legal provisions. this optimization, in the scenario of patent novelty judgment, increases the matching accuracy by 15.6%, effectively addressing the disconnection between technical and legal semantics. context-aware similarity ranking algorithms are the key to improving the accuracy of retrieval. traditional similarity calculation ignores the context weight differences of technical features, resulting in the equal treatment of core features and secondary features, which affects the accuracy of retrieval results. to address this issue, a ranking model based on bidirectional attention can be proposed: in the retrieval stage, drawing on the idea of the "technical feature dna map" of the incopat system, the structured features of the target patent are transformed into semantic vectors to ensure the integrity of the feature representation; in the ranking stage, the context similarity between the target features and the candidate patent features is calculated through the bidirectional attention mechanism, and the weights of different features in specific contexts are clarified. combine the "core feature weight doubling" strategy to output the final ranking result, highlighting the influence of core technical features. experimental data show that in the invalid search scenario, this algorithm has increased the proportion of relevant patents entering the top 10 to 87.2%, far exceeding the 62.5% of the traditional tf-idf method, significantly improving the accuracy and efficiency of the search. as shown in figure 2, it is a cross-domain semantic matching framework. 3.3. modeling of the integration of legal and technical knowledge the essence of intellectual property examination is a process of judging technical solutions based on legal rules. to achieve the intelligence of this process, it is necessary to break through the semantic disconnection between "technical features" and "legal provisions", and achieve a deep integration at the knowledge level. this integration process needs to be advanced from three levels. the structured representation and semantic analysis of legal provisions are the foundation of knowledge fusion. legal provisions are often abstractly expressed, making it difficult to directly apply them to technical judgments. they need to be transformed into structured and computable semantic units. legal provisions can be analyzed into a ternary structure of "constituent elements applicable circumstances legal consequences", and the ontology modeling method is adopted to construct the legal knowledge ontology and clarify the logical structure of the provisions. taking the "inventiveness" clause of article 22 of the patent law as an example, structured information such as "constituent elements: having outstanding substantive features and significant progress", "applicable circumstances: 38 compared with existing technology", and "legal consequences: grant of patent right/rejection of application" can be analyzed, transforming the abstract clause into clear judgment criteria. meanwhile, the semantic encoding of the clause text is carried out through legalbert to generate vector representations containing legal elements, providing computable legal basis for subsequent reasoning and avoiding judgment errors caused by deviations in clause understanding. figure 2. framework diagram of cross-domain semantic matching the construction and application of the technology-legal knowledge graph (ip-kg) is the core carrier of knowledge fusion. build a knowledge graph that integrates technical entities, legal concepts, and review cases, including three types of nodes: technical entities, legal concepts, and review cases, as well as five types of relationships: "technology applicable provisions", "provisions cases", and "cases technical fields", to form a complete knowledge association network. the automated construction process of "entity linking relationship extraction case entry" is adopted. among them, the relationship extraction uses the few-shot learning method, and a small number of manually annotated cases are used to achieve model training, reducing the annotation cost while ensuring the extraction accuracy. during the examination process, ip-kg can provide chain reasoning support of "technical features → relevant provisions → reference cases". for instance, when the technical feature of "gene-edited embryos" is detected, the system can automatically associate it with article 25 of the patent law and push relevant rejection cases, providing comprehensive knowledge support for examiners and achieving a deep integration of technology and law. legal logical reasoning based on large models is an advanced application of knowledge fusion. for the complex legal judgment problems in the review, a reasoning framework of "retrieval enhancement logical chain generation conclusion verification" needs to be constructed: firstly, relevant legal provisions and reference cases are obtained from ip-kg and the case library through the retrieval module to provide factual basis for reasoning; then, the large model after instruction tuning (such as chatglm legal version) is adopted to generate the logical chain of "technical analysis → clause application → conclusion derivation", clarifying the basis of each step of the reasoning process; finally, the conclusion is verified through the rule base of legal experts to ensure that the reasoning complies with legal norms and avoid logical loopholes or errors in the application of the law. the ai legal assistant module of the national intellectual property administration adopts similar technology to achieve intelligent question-and-answer for legal article search and case analysis, effectively enhancing the legal application ability of examiners and promoting the transformation of the examination process from "experiencedependent" to "knowledge-driven". as shown in figure 3, it is the modeling framework for the integration of legal and technical knowledge. figure 3. framework diagram for modeling the integration of legal and technical knowledge 39 3.4. optimize the interpretability and enhance the credibility of review decisions modeling of the integration of legal and technical knowledge the "black box" nature of large models leads to a lack of transparency in review decisions, making it difficult to meet the traceability requirements of intellectual property reviews and also affecting the trust of examiners in the model's conclusions. to solve this problem, breakthroughs need to be made in both model architecture design and output presentation to achieve "explainable decisions and verifiable results". local explanations based on attention visualization can help reviewers understand the basis for model decisionmaking. in the technical feature extraction and similarity comparison module, the attention weight visualization function is integrated. the grad-cam method is adopted to generate the text heat map, highlighting the core semantic units relied on by the model decision. for instance, in the determination of patent similarity, the heat map can visually present the "core technical features" and "distinguishing technical features" that the model focuses on. through the heat map, examiners can quickly grasp the judgment logic of the model and understand why two patents are determined to be similar or dissimilar. when handling the judgment of graphic similarity, the "copyright ai intelligent review" system in keqiao also displays the key feature matching areas and similarity scores of similar images, making the decisionmaking basis clear at a glance and significantly enhancing the credibility of the decision-making results. 4. typical application cases and technical effectiveness verification 4.1. patent intelligent examination assistance system table 2. comparison table of efficiency improvement of patent intelligent examination assistance system evaluation indicator ai examination system traditional manual examination feature extraction accuracy 93.1% 80% search time consumption 0.8h 4.5h conclusion adoption rate 82.6% ~67% based on the above key technologies, a patent intelligent examination assistance system is developed, integrating four functional modules: "text parsing knowledge modeling intelligent retrieval auxiliary judgment". in a pilot application at a certain examination center of the national intellectual property administration, 1,000 invention patent applications were selected for testing, and the results showed that: the accuracy rate of the system's automatic completion of technical feature extraction reached 93.1%. the average time consumption for similar literature retrieval was reduced from 4.5 hours manually to 0.8 hours. the adoption rate of the system's auxiliary conclusions by examiners was 82.6%, and the average examination cycle for a single patent was shortened by 3.2 months. as shown in table 2, the performance improvement comparison of this system is presented. 4.2. the "copyright ai intelligent review" system of keqiao this system deeply integrates nlp and computer vision technologies to build an intelligent review system covering the entire life cycle of copyright. the automatic extraction of work ownership information is achieved through text semantic parsing, combined with the analysis of web page text timestamps to trace the creation sequence, and based on cross-modal similarity calculation to realize infringement detection. as of september 2024, the system has accepted 6,937 duplicate check cases from 187 courts in 14 provinces, and identified 4,235 cases of prior use, effectively supporting the improvement of judicial trial efficiency. in the application of the light textile city market, 33,000 business operators have self-checked for plagiarism through the mini-program, reducing copyright disputes over patterns by 91.67% in three years, fully demonstrating the practical value of nlp technology. 4.3. incopat ai retrieval system this system adopts a fusion architecture of "technical feature dna map + large model" to achieve precise retrieval in scenarios such as novelty search, invalidation, and infringement risk. by using nlp technology to transform patent texts into structured technical feature maps and combining the semantic understanding capabilities of llms, the matching accuracy is enhanced. in the invalid search scenario test, the optimized algorithm increased the proportion of x files entering the top 10 of the search results by more than 40%, and at the same time supported the automatic generation of search reports and the visualization of feature comparison, significantly improving the efficiency of enterprise patent layout and risk prevention and control. 5. challenges and future prospects 5.1. the main challenges currently faced although natural language processing technology has demonstrated significant value in the field of intellectual property text review, the implementation and large-scale application of the technology still need to overcome multiple practical bottlenecks. at the data level, high-quality labeled data is the core support for improving the performance of nlp models. however, intellectual property data often contains the applicant's sensitive technical solutions and personal privacy information. during the process of data sharing and labeling, compliance risks are easily faced for example, if the core technical parameters in the patent application documents are leaked, it may directly affect the applicant's competitive advantage in the market. how to strike a balance between fully leveraging the value of data and strictly protecting privacy and security has become a key issue restricting technological development. the domain adaptation ability of the model also has limitations. the existing technical solutions have achieved 40 relatively good performance in traditional technical fields such as mechanics and electronics. however, when transferred across fields to emerging fields like quantum computing and brain-computer interfaces, the model performance often experiences a significant decline. professional corpora in such emerging fields are already scarce, and the speed of technological iteration is fast with frequent updates in the terminology system, which makes it difficult for models to quickly adapt to the review requirements of new fields and unable to form stable and reliable technical support. the dynamic evolution of legal concepts also poses challenges to technological adaptation. laws and regulations are constantly revised along with social development and judicial practice, and new legal issues keep emerging. for instance, topics such as "copyright ownership of works generated by artificial intelligence" and "intellectual property definition of nft digital assets" have yet to reach a unified consensus on their legal semantics. if the model fails to capture these changes in real time, the understanding of legal concepts is likely to remain at a static level, which in turn affects the legality and accuracy of the review conclusion. in addition, the limitations of computing resources and implementation costs cannot be ignored. the training and inference of large models require high-performance computing equipment and continuous computing power support, which poses a too high threshold for small and medium-sized review institutions and innovative enterprises with limited financial and technical strength. although many small and medium-sized entities have the need for intelligent review, they are unable to afford the hardware investment and maintenance costs, and thus find it difficult to enjoy the dividends of technological development, which limits the application scope of the technology. 5.2. future development trends in response to current challenges and in line with the direction of technological evolution, the development of natural language processing in the field of intellectual property examination will present a multi-dimensional breakthrough trend in the future. to lower the application threshold, the integration of lightweight models and edge computing has become an important direction. through technologies such as knowledge distillation and quantization compression, large models with tens of billions of parameters can be streamlined to a scale of tens of millions. while ensuring core performance, the demand for computing resources is significantly reduced, making them compatible with edge computing devices. this lightweight solution can effectively reduce the investment costs of small and mediumsized institutions and promote the penetration of technology into a wider range of scenarios. in the field of data privacy protection, the application of federated learning frameworks will provide a new path for multi-agent collaboration. without sharing the original data, intellectual property bureaus and enterprises in multiple regions can train sub-models based on local data, and then update and optimize the global model through the aggregation of encrypted parameters. this not only avoids the risk of sensitive data leakage but also integrates the value of multisource data, enabling the model to further enhance its generalization ability on the basis of fully learning the data features of different scenarios. achieve the collaborative effect of "data available but not visible". the deep integration of multimodal large models will break the limitations of a single type of information. the future intelligent examination system will no longer be limited to processing text data, but will be capable of simultaneously parsing multi-source information such as patent texts, drawings, experimental data, and graphic trademarks. for instance, based on multimodal models like gpt-4v, it can achieve a linked analysis of "text description technical drawings effect data", providing a more comprehensive understanding of the core characteristics of intellectual property objects. provide more precise technical support for cross-modal review scenarios (such as judging the similarity of trademark graphics and text, and cross-form comparison of copyright works). the combination of intelligent review and digital twin technology will also promote the construction of an intelligent closed loop in the review process. by building a digital twin system for intellectual property examination, nlp technology can be deeply integrated with the digital module of the examination process simulating the examination process of different technical solutions in a virtual scene and optimizing model parameters based on the simulation results. meanwhile, the data from the actual review is fed back 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[12] x.f. zhang, et al."a multi-projection recurrent model for hypernym detection and discovery."frontiers of computer science 19.04, 2024, doi:10.1007/s11704-024-3638-7. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 12 research on the image recognition framework for drone‐based inspection of photovoltaic plants powered by deep learning lei tang 1, *, wei hong 1, xuanming liu 1, xudong xing 2, xuehao wang 2, hejiang hu 2 1 china energy jiangxi new energy industry co. ltd, nanchang, jiangxi, china 2 central southern china electric power design institute co. ltd, of china power engineering consulting group, wuhan, hubei, china * corresponding author: lei tang (email: 12069602@ceic.com) abstract: this paper proposes a deep learning-based image recognition framework for uav-based photovoltaic power plant inspections to address the low efficiency of traditional manual inspections and the inaccuracy of existing recognition models. this framework utilizes a three-stage architecture: preprocessing, feature extraction, and recognition and classification. it optimizes image quality through adaptive median filtering and a multi-scale retinex algorithm. it enhances feature extraction capabilities using a modified yolov8 network and integrates multi-task learning to achieve accurate defect recognition. experiments using a dataset of 10,000 images (covering eight defect categories) show that the framework achieves an average accuracy of 96.8%, a precision of 95.2%, a recall of 94.5%, and an f1 score of 94.8%. this represents an 8.3% improvement in accuracy over vgg16 and a 5.2%-6.7% improvement in f1 score for small object defects over yolov5. the processing speed reaches 60 fps. the roc curve achieved an auc value of 0.986, and the confusion matrix diagonal elements accounted for over 94%, demonstrating the framework's high accuracy and stability, providing strong support for intelligent operation and maintenance of photovoltaic power plants. keywords: deep learning; drone inspection; photovoltaic power plant; image recognition; defect detection; yolov8. 1. introduction with the global energy transition to clean energy, the installed capacity of photovoltaic power plants has experienced explosive growth. by 2024, the global cumulative installed photovoltaic capacity had exceeded 1.5 tw, with china accounting for over 35% of the total. however, photovoltaic power plants are often built in complex environments such as outdoors and on rooftops. long-term exposure to the elements can easily lead to defects such as hidden cracks, dust accumulation, and hot spots in their modules. these defects can reduce power generation efficiency by 10%-30%, and in severe cases, can even cause fires and other safety hazards. traditional manual inspections rely on operators to conduct panel-by-panel inspections. this is not only inefficient (the average daily inspection volume per operator is less than 0.5 mw), but also poses risks associated with working at height. furthermore, subject to subjective experience, defect identification accuracy is only 70%-85%. the emergence of drone inspection technology offers a new path to addressing this challenge [1]. drones equipped with high-definition cameras and infrared thermal imagers can rapidly scan photovoltaic panels, with a single flight capable of inspecting over 5 mw of panels per day, increasing efficiency by nearly 10 times. however, this comes with the pressure of processing massive amounts of image data. a single inspection of a 100 mw photovoltaic power station can generate over 100,000 images, requiring 50-80 hours of manual interpretation [2]. therefore, building an efficient, automated defect identification system has become a core requirement for intelligent photovoltaic operation and maintenance. breakthroughs in deep learning technology in image recognition provide technical support for this requirement [3]. convolutional neural networks (cnns) automatically learn the visual characteristics of defects through multi-layer feature extraction, achieving recognition accuracy exceeding 90%. however, existing research faces three limitations: first, general models lack specificity for photovoltaic module defects, with recognition rates for small defects (such as cracks less than 2mm in diameter) below 75%; second, robustness is poor in complex backgrounds (such as cloud shadows and bird interference), with false detection rates exceeding 15%; and third, the model's computational complexity makes it difficult to deploy on drones with limited computing power for real-time processing [4]. to address these issues, this study proposes a deep learning-based image recognition framework for drone-based photovoltaic power station inspections. by optimizing the network structure and introducing a scenario adaptation mechanism, it improves the accuracy and efficiency of defect recognition [5]. this research will construct a dedicated dataset based on actual operation and maintenance scenarios and validate the framework's performance through system simulation. this will provide technical support for intelligent operation and maintenance of photovoltaic power stations, driving the photovoltaic industry towards low-cost, highreliability development. 2. overview of related technologies 2.1. deep learning technology deep learning is a key branch of machine learning. its core principle is to simulate the information processing mechanisms of the human brain through multi-layer nonlinear neural networks. in the field of image recognition, convolutional neural networks (cnns) are the most widely used models [6]. they utilize a combination of convolutional, 13 pooling, and fully connected layers to extract features from the pixel level to the semantic level. for example, the lenet5 model achieves over 99% accuracy in handwritten digit recognition using two convolutional and two pooling layers. the resnet series, using residual connections, addresses the vanishing gradient problem in deep networks, reducing the top-5 error rate on the imagenet dataset to 3.57%. in recent years, the transformer model has emerged as a leader in image recognition thanks to its self-attention mechanism. the vit model, which segments images into patches and then extracts global features using a multi-head self-attention module, outperforms traditional cnns on large datasets. furthermore, object detection algorithms such as the yolo series and faster r-cnn achieve end-to-end object localization and classification. yolov8 achieves detection speeds of up to 300 fps, meeting real-time requirements [7]. these technologies offer a diverse range of model options for photovoltaic defect identification, but require adaptation and improvement for photovoltaic scenarios. 2.2. drone inspection technology a drone inspection system consists of a flight platform, a payload, and a ground control system [8]. the flight platform is typically a multi-rotor drone (such as a quadcopter or hexacopter), capable of vertical takeoff and landing and stable hovering. its flight time is typically 20-40 minutes, covering an inspection area with a radius of 1-3 km. the payload includes a visible light camera with a resolution of 20 megapixels or greater (5472×3648 pixels) and an infrared thermal imager (thermal sensitivity ≤50mk), which simultaneously capture visible light images and temperature distribution information of the modules. the ground control system remotely controls the drone and transmits data via 4g/5g or a digital radio. it supports flight planning (accuracy up to ±0.5m) and autofocus. in photovoltaic inspections, drones typically employ an sshaped flight pattern for full-coverage scanning, maintaining a flight altitude of 5-10 meters to ensure that the image resolution meets defect identification requirements (module pixel size ≥10×10 pixels). however, image acquisition is susceptible to lighting fluctuations and motion blur, necessitating the use of anti-shake algorithms (such as electronic image stabilization) to improve image quality. 2.3. types and characteristics of photovoltaic power plant defects photovoltaic module defects can be categorized into two main categories: electrical defects and physical defects. electrical defects primarily manifest as hot spots, caused by series mismatch of cells. these defects appear as localized high-temperature areas (temperature differences ≥5°c) in infrared images, often in the form of irregular blocks. physical defects include: microcracks (fine cracks within the cell, appearing hairline-like under visible light, 0.1-0.5mm wide), glass breakage (edge chipping or surface scratches accompanied by abnormal reflections), dust accumulation (dust-covered surfaces appearing as gray-black patches that affect light transmittance), and junction box failures (yellowing and bulging due to seal failure, often located at the module edges). the image characteristics of different defects vary significantly: microcracks are easier to identify in backlighting, dust accumulation exhibits dynamic changes due to rainfall, and hot spots require a comprehensive assessment using both infrared and visible light images [9]. these features provide a basis for defect classification, but also require the recognition model to have the ability to fuse cross-modal features. 3. design of a deep learning-based image recognition framework for uav-based photovoltaic power plant inspection 3.1. overall framework structure this framework utilizes a three-level architecture ("preprocessing feature extraction recognition and classification") to achieve end-to-end processing from raw images to defect classification. the image preprocessing module cleans and enhances data, providing high-quality input for subsequent recognition. the feature extraction module, based on an improved cnn network, integrates multi-scale features to capture defects of varying sizes [10]. the recognition and classification module uses multi-task learning to locate defects and determine their type, outputting recognition results with confidence. each module seamlessly connects through a data stream interface, keeping the total processing latency below 500ms, meeting the requirements of real-time drone inspections. fig 1. deep learning-based image recognition framework for drone-based photovoltaic power plant inspection 14 3.2. image preprocessing module this module uses a three-stage processing pipeline to precisely optimize image quality, laying the foundation for subsequent analysis. first, an adaptive median filter mechanism is activated. the system calculates the variance of local image regions in real time and dynamically adjusts the filter window size based on noise intensity. a 7×7 window (σ=0.02) is used to suppress gaussian noise in smooth areas, while a 3×3 window is automatically switched to in edge regions. this approach improves the peak signal-to-noise ratio (psnr) to over 38db while retaining over 90% of edge detail. secondly, to address the common uneven illumination problem of photovoltaic panels, a multi-scale retinex algorithm is used for brightness correction [11]. gaussian filtering is used to decompose the image into its reflectance component (containing intrinsic object information) and illumination component (reflecting ambient light interference). the gamma correction parameter (γ, which dynamically fluctuates between 0.8 and 1.2) is then adaptively adjusted based on the regional brightness mean. this ultimately improves image contrast by 20%-30% and enhances the texture clarity of components in dark areas by over 40%. the final component segmentation stage utilizes a modified u-net architecture. an attention gate mechanism is embedded after each convolutional block in the encoder path. this learning of a pixel-level weight matrix enhances focus on component edge features, keeping segmentation boundary localization error within 2 pixels. the decoder innovatively employs cross-layer skip connections to fuse deep semantic features with shallow texture features at multiple scales. combined with dice loss optimization, this achieves a stable segmentation accuracy of 98.5%. after segmentation, the system automatically crops standardized component samples of 256×256 pixels. by removing over 90% of the background area, this effectively reduces computational interference in subsequent feature extraction. 3.3. feature extraction module this module is deeply optimized based on the yolov8 network architecture to build an efficient feature extraction chain. a coordinate attention module is embedded in key nodes of the cspdarknet backbone network (after the 3rd, 5th, and 7th convolution layers). this module first obtains channel attention weights through global average pooling, then encodes the horizontal and vertical coordinates of the feature map to generate a two-dimensional spatial attention map. the weighted fusion of these two maps improves the feature response value of small defects (such as 0.5mm wide cracks) by 15%-20%. to balance detection accuracy and computational efficiency, 40% of the 3×3 standard convolutions in the network are replaced with depthwise separable convolutions. while maintaining the same receptive field, this reduces the model parameters by 40% and shortens the single-image inference time by 35%. the optimization of the panet neck network focuses on increasing feature fusion density. through newly added crosslayer connection channels, deep semantic features downsampled by 16x and 32x (suitable for detecting large defects) are combined with shallow detail features downsampled by 8x (suitable for identifying small defects) at the pixel level. combined with a feature pyramid weighted fusion mechanism, the network's feature representation capability for defects in the 0.1-10mm size range is improved by 25%, providing more discriminative feature vectors for subsequent classification tasks. 3.4. defect recognition and classification module this module utilizes a multi-task learning framework for end-to-end defect resolution. the ciou (complete intersection over union) loss function is used for localization. by simultaneously optimizing bounding box overlap, center point distance, and aspect ratio, it reduces localization error by 30% compared to traditional iou. the classification task targets eight types of photovoltaic module defects (hidden cracks, dust accumulation, hot spots, junction box failures, etc.). a dynamically weighted cross-entropy loss function is designed. based on sample size statistics, it automatically assigns a weight of 1.5-2.0 to rare categories (e.g., junction box failures, where the sample proportion is less than 5%). this improves the recognition accuracy of small sample defects by 18%, effectively alleviating the class imbalance problem. the output layer uses a sigmoid activation function to independently calculate the confidence score for each category. defect detection is triggered when the value exceeds a threshold of 0.7. to eliminate duplicate detection frames, the system incorporates an adaptive non-maximum suppression (nms) algorithm. the iou threshold (default 0.45) is dynamically adjusted based on defect density, and can be automatically relaxed to 0.55 in densely defected areas to avoid missed detections. the final output includes the pixellevel bounding box coordinates of the defect, the category label, and the confidence score (accurate to three decimal places). a visual interface presents a heat map of the defect distribution, providing maintenance personnel with a quantitative basis for troubleshooting and reducing fault location time by over 60%. 4. system simulation experiments 4.1. experimental dataset the experimental dataset consists of two parts: one is a public dataset (e.g., the elpv dataset), which contains 2,000 electroluminescence images; the other is field data. using a dji matrice 300 rtk drone equipped with an h20t camera, 8,000 images were collected from photovoltaic power plants in three typical climate zones in northwest china (qinghai), east china (jiangsu), and south china (guangdong). these images cover various lighting conditions, including sunny, overcast, and cloudy days. the dataset contains a total of 10,000 images, annotated with eight defect categories (table 1). the images are divided into a training set (8,000 images) and a test set (2,000 images) in an 8:2 ratio, and the annotations are in coco format. 4.2. experimental environment to ensure full validation of the model's performance, a high-performance hardware and software environment was established for this experiment. the hardware used an intel core i9-13900k processor (32 cores) paired with an nvidia rtx 4090 graphics card (24gb of video memory) to provide powerful computing power for parallel deep learning model computation. 64gb of ddr5 memory ensured efficient data 15 transfer when loading large datasets, and a 2tb ssd was used for storage, meeting high-throughput data read and write requirements. the software environment was built on the windows 11 operating system, using python 3.9 as the development language and pytorch 2.0 as the deep learning framework to optimize model training efficiency. image processing relied on the opencv 4.8 library for data preprocessing. model training parameters were set as follows: adam optimizer (initial learning rate 0.001), batch size 16, total iterations 100 epochs, and a learning rate decay of 0.1 every 30 epochs. a step-wise learning rate adjustment strategy was used to balance model convergence speed and accuracy. table 1. defect distribution and feature statistics of experimental dataset defect types number of samples (sheets) average size (pixels) typical characteristics collection environment 2300 15×80 hair-like dark lines, mostly distributed horizontally backlight, cloudy cell cell hidden cracks 1800 120×150 irregular gray-black patches with blurred edgesirregular gray-black patches with blurred edges drought-prone areas, long periods of no rain 1500 50×50 infrared image, high temperature area, temperature difference 5-20℃ sunny noon module dust accumulation 1200 30×40 the cracks are radial and accompanied by abnormal reflections after hail, installation damage 800 25×30 yellowing, bulging, located at the edge of the component high temperature and high humidity environment hot spots 700 10×200 rust on the metal frame, distributed along the edge coastal high salt fog areas 600 80×100 the edge of the component is white and patchy power stations with more than 5 years of service glass breakage 1100 10×10 black dots, randomly distributed power stations around farmland 4.3. evaluation metrics four core metrics were used: accuracy = (tp + tn) / (tp + tn + fp + fn), precision = tp / (tp + fp), recall = tp / (tp + fn), and f1 score = 2 × precision × recall / (precision + recall), where tp represents true positives (correctly identified defects), tn represents true negatives (correctly identified normal areas), fp represents false positives (false positives), and fn represents false negatives (missed detections). in addition, model speed was evaluated using frames per second (fps). 4.4. experimental design and results analysis the experimental design consists of two parts: comparative experiments and ablation experiments. three classic models were selected as benchmarks: the traditional cnn architecture vgg16, the single-stage detection model yolov5, and the two-stage detection model faster r-cnn. the performance of the proposed pv-yolo framework was compared on the same test set (table 2). the data shows that pv-yolo achieved an average accuracy of 96.8%, an 8.3 percentage point improvement over vgg16 and a 4.1 percentage point improvement over yolov5, validating the superiority of its architectural design. pv-yolo particularly excels in small object defect recognition scenarios: its f1 score for subtle crack defects reaches 92.3%, a 6.7% improvement over yolov5; and its f1 score for tiny objects like bird droppings reaches 93.5%, a 5.2% improvement over yolov5. this demonstrates that improvements in the feature extraction network and attention mechanism have effectively enhanced its small object detection capabilities. subsequent ablation experiments will further analyze pv-yolo's core modules (such as feature pyramid optimization and attention mechanism) to quantify the specific contribution of each component to performance improvement. table 2. performance comparison of different models (%) model accuracy accuracy recall f1 value fps vgg16 88.5 87.2 85.1 86.1 12 faster r-cnn 91.3 90.5 89.2 89.8 18 yolov5 92.7 91.8 90.3 91.0 45 pv-yolo (this article) 96.8 95.2 94.5 94.8 60 ablation experiments validated the effectiveness of each optimization module: removing the coordinate attention module reduced the f1 score for small objects by 5.3%; replacing depth wise separable convolution with standard convolution reduced fps by 25% while increasing the number of parameters by 40%; and removing the feature fusion enhancement module reduced the accuracy of multiscale defect recognition by 3.8%. this demonstrates that each optimization module effectively improves the performance of the framework. 4.5. visualization of experimental results the roc curves in figure 2 show that pv-yolo consistently ranks at the top, achieving an auc of 0.986, significantly higher than the other models, demonstrating its optimal true positive recognition capability at varying false 16 positive rates. the performance of yolov5, faster r-cnn, and vgg16 decreases in descending order, validating the advantages of the proposed framework in feature extraction and classification decisions. the slight fluctuations in the curves reflect the complexity of data distribution in real-world scenarios and demonstrate the stability of the model for photovoltaic defect recognition. fig 2. roc curve comparison the confusion matrix in figure 3 shows that pv-yolo achieves over 94% accuracy for all defect types, with recognition accuracy exceeding 97% for defects with distinct features such as dust accumulation and hot spots. there is a small amount of mutual misidentification (approximately 2%-3%) between subtle cracks and border corrosion. because both contain linear features, further optimization of finegrained feature extraction is needed to reduce confusion. the high proportion of diagonal elements overall demonstrates good classification consistency. fig 3. confusion matrix 5. conclusion the deep learning-based image recognition framework for drone-based photovoltaic power station inspections constructed in this study achieves efficient defect recognition through a three-level architecture. experiments show that on a dataset of 10,000 images containing eight defect categories, the framework achieves an average accuracy of 96.8%, an f1 score of 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[11] lv, y., zheng, q., qi, x., fang, f. & liu, j. research on photovoltaic module fault identification based on infrared image based on improved efficientnet. chinese journal of scientific instrument, vol. 45(2024) no. 4, p. 175-184. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 223 research on eps modulation strategy of dab converter with low surge current zhuo sun, ziliang tao and fanqing jin school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132000, china abstract: aiming at the problem that the dual active bridge (dab) converter has a relatively large surge current under the traditional modulation strategy, an improved extended phase shifted (eps) modulation strategy is proposed. by introducing additional phase-shift angle control, this strategy increases the control degrees of freedom, enabling more precise regulation of the converter’s operating state. the working principle, operating modes, and power transmission characteristics of the improved eps modulation strategy are elaborated in detail. the mathematical model of the converter is established. theoretical analysis and simulation verification demonstrate that the new eps modulation strategy can effectively reduce the surge current of the dab converter during startup and abrupt phase-shift angle changes, enhancing the converter’s stability and reliability. it can also maintain high efficiency and excellent performance under working conditions such as light load and wide voltage input. experimental verification shows that under 20% rated load, the peak surge current of the improved eps is 1.1 a, a 47.12% reduction compared with the traditional eps. when the load suddenly increases from 20% to 80%, the output voltage recovery time is only 20 ms, superior to the 50 ms of the traditional eps. keywords: dual active bridge (dab); extended phase shift (eps) modulation; surge current; soft switching; power transmission. 1. introduction with the continuous advancement of new energy and energy storage technologies, the power generation mode is transitioning from the traditional centralized model to a combination of centralized and distributed models. the dual active bridge (dab) converter, benefiting from its high efficiency, high power density, and excellent soft-switching characteristics, has been widely applied in areas such as solar power generation systems [1], energy storage systems[2], dc power grids [3], and new energy vehicle charging[4]. it has become a research focus for scholars in the field of power electronics. surge current refers to the current that is much larger than the steady-state current when the power is connected or when an abnormality occurs in the circuit. in dab converters, surge current mainly appears during the startup process and at the moment of sudden change in the phase shift angle. during the startup process, due to the low voltage on the load side, the phase shift control is difficult to effectively regulate the charging current size, resulting in a high startup current. a startup resistor can be connected in series at the input side of the converter to limit the startup current size, and the startup resistor can be bypassed through a mechanical switch after the converter completes the startup. although this startup method is simple and convenient, the startup resistor is relatively large in size, and the series mechanical switch also increases the conduction loss. therefore, some people adopt an auxiliary circuit based on a coupled winding structure to achieve the soft start of the converter, which greatly increases the complexity of the circuit structure. on the other hand, during the start-up stage, by slowly increasing the duty cycle of the output square wave voltage on the primary side, the start-up current can be effectively reduced. further, reference[5]proposed a twostage charging control strategy. during the first stage, the output side switch tubes are locked, and the load side capacitor is charged by their anti-parallel diodes. when the output voltage stabilizes, the second stage of the start-up process begins, and the output voltage is regulated using phase-shift modulation. however, there is still a significant surge current during the transition between the two stages. combining the above two strategies, a three-stage start-up strategy is proposed. the control strategy of the first stage is the same as that of the first stage in reference [5]. after the output voltage stabilizes at vout1, the second stage begins, and phase-shift modulation is used with vout1 as the output voltage reference value. after its output voltage stabilizes, the third stage begins, and the output voltage reference value gradually changes to the required output voltage reference value, ultimately completing the start-up process of the converter. in practical application, dab converters have also revealed many problems. for instance, in the case of multi-phase phase-shift control, once the phase angle of a certain phase changes, it may also cause fluctuations in the phase-shift angle regulation of other phases, which may further lead to the problem of inrush current.[6] excessive inrush current may result in: 1. damage to the equipment and affect its normal operation. 2. possible triggering of faults in the system, leading to power outages or short circuits of the equipment. 3. premature aging of components and a significant reduction in their service life. this paper proposes an improved extended phase-shift modulation (eps) strategy, which effectively reduces inrush current by optimizing the sequence of phaseshift angle regulation and introducing a dynamic compensation mechanism. 2. analysis of traditional modulation strategies for dab converters 2.1. the principle of single phase shift (sps) modulation the topology of the dual-source bridge dc-dc converter 224 is shown in figure 1. here, u1 and u2 are the dc voltages on both sides of the converter, c1 and c2 are the voltage stabilizing capacitors, l is the power energy storage inductor, t is the high-frequency isolation transformer, with its transformer ratio being n: 1, and the switching frequency of the converter is fs. the two capacitors play the role of stabilizing the dc voltage and filtering out the highfrequency and instantaneous difference signals in the circuit. the energy storage inductor serves as a temporary energy storage link, and the isolation transformer performs the functions of voltage isolation and voltage matching. figure 1. topology diagram of dual-active dab converter single-phase shift (sps) modulation mode is the most traditional modulation mode of dab converter. there is only one external phase shift d between the two bridges, resulting in relatively low control degrees of freedom. by adjusting the driving phase of the full-bridge switching devices on both sides to change the voltage on the inductor and thereby control the magnitude and direction of the transmission power, the transmission power always flows from the h bridge with a phase lead to the h bridge with a phase lag. the advantage is that the modulation mode is simple, while the disadvantage is that the current change rate during startup is large, and the peak value of the surge current can reach 3-5 times the steadystate value. therefore, the sps modulation has significant limitations. by controlling power transmission through the original and secondary side external phase shift d, the expression is: p u i d 1 d (1) figure 2 depicts the curve of the power transmission power and the phase shift angle obtained from equation (1). from the figure, it can be seen that as the phase shift ratio increases, the transmission power first increases and then decreases. the characteristic curve is symmetrical about d = 0.5 and reaches its maximum value at d = 0.5. in practical control, to ensure the stability of the control system, the range of d is generally controlled within the interval [0, 0.5]. combining equation (1), the expressions for the output voltage and the output current are obtained as follows: u d 1 d (2) i d 1 d (3) figure 2. curve of transmission power and phase shift angle under sps control 2.2. extended phase shift (eps) modulation the extended phase shift modulation (eps) strategy is an efficient control method in the dual-source bridge (dab) converter. it adds an extra phase shift control degree of p 225 freedom on the basis of the traditional single-phase-shift (sps) modulation, thereby enhancing the flexibility and efficiency of the system. the eps modulation allows for the addition of an extra phase shift angle within the full bridge on one side of the dab, providing more control degrees of freedom that can be used to optimize system performance, such as reducing circulating power, lowering current stress, expanding the softswitching range, and improving overall efficiency. by reasonably selecting the phase shift ratio, the optimal performance can be achieved under different load conditions. d1 is the phase shift ratio within the primary h-bridge, and d2 is the phase shift ratio between bridges. the power expression can be obtained as: 2 2 2 , 0 1 2 2 , 0 1 (4) the output current of single phase shift (sps) modulation is obtained in the same way. the maximum current stress expression of extended phase shift modulation is: 1 2 1 0 1 max 1 2 1 , 1 0 1 (5) 2.3. the mechanism of surge current generation the surge current is mainly caused by the sudden change of inductor current when the phase jumps. in traditional eps, with strong coupling, a slight disturbance at light load can lead to a drastic change. the improved extended phaseshifting method disperses the power regulation path by introducing new decoupling parameter relationships. as shown in figure 3, when the power command changes, the new decoupling parameter relationships dominate the power adjustment, and only require minor adjustments, significantly reducing the current fluctuation. figure 3. sensitivity comparison of parameters between traditional eps and improved eps 3. improved eps modulation strategy 3.1. modulation principle the improved extended phase-shift modulation (eps) strategy is an advanced control method in dual active bridge (dab) converters. it optimizes the performance of dab by incorporating two independent control degrees of freedom and new decoupling parameter relationships. this strategy not only reduces the current stress of dab but also improves the system efficiency to a certain extent. under tps control, the mathematical model of dab changes with the values of the three phase-shift degrees of freedom. since tps modulation utilizes all the control degrees of freedom, modulation strategies such as sps, eps, and improved eps can all be regarded as special cases of tps modulation. correctly classifying the operating mode of dab and selecting the appropriate calculation model to calculate dab under any phase-shift combination are the basis for achieving performance optimization. due to the complex modulation methods, although multiple optimized modulation strategies have been proposed under tps modulation, there is no unified application standard, and there are still issues such as discontinuity in all operating conditions and complex modulation strategies[7]. therefore, this paper proposes the improved eps modulation strategy, specifically targeting the dynamic performance optimization of dab converters under 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 d1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 traditional eps improved eps 226 low surge current conditions. the improved eps modulation controls power transmission through three phase-shift parameters: internal phase-shift ratio (α): adjusts the switching sequence between bridge arms to optimize the current waveform. external phase-shift ratio (β): adjusts the phase difference between the primary and secondary sides of the voltage, determining the direction and magnitude of power transmission. unlike traditional eps, the improved eps allows for opposite phase shifts (bidirectional internal phase shifts) and satisfies the constraint conditions: d d d 1 |d d | this constraint expands the feasible operation area during light load and reduces the sensitivity of parameters. 3.2. transmission power equation based on the analysis of the switch status, the transmission power of the improved eps is divided into three modes: mode i(0 d d /2): p d d d (6) mode ii(d /2 d d ): p 2d d d (7) mode iii(d d d 1 /2): p d d d (8) similar to the traditional eps control, if the improved eps control is adopted to transmit constant power, there are countless combinations of d1 and d2. the results show that by using the proposed method, bidirectional power transmission can be achieved by operating the regions of d1 and d2. to control the transmission power, the combination of d1 and d2 is determined by the pre-set d2. d2 can be obtained from the lookup table determined by the command power, while d1 can be calculated based on d2 and the command power by the following formula. the d1 calculated by d2 and the command power can precisely control the direction of power flow. mode i(0 d d /2): d d 1 2d 2d (9) mode ii(d /2 d d ): d 1 1 2d d (10) mode iii(d d d 1 /2): d d 1 2d d (11) compared with the traditional eps modulation, the feasible regions of d1 and d2 have been greatly expanded. figure 4 shows that a slight change of δd2 = 3% in d2 will not cause significant changes in d1. therefore, a more stable current waveform can be obtained. figure 4. d1 and d2 of the specific power transmission controlled by the improved eps system 4. surge current suppression mechanism 4.1. dynamic response optimization considering the difficulty in solving the lmm method under complex optimization models, the literature[10] adopted the matlab particle swarm optimization algorithm to solve the numerical solutions of the corresponding control variables. based on the results of the optimization algorithm, that is, the analytical solution or the numerical solution, the implementation methods of the optimization control are mainly divided into two categories: the formula method and the lookup table method[11]. the control loop usually consists of a single voltage (or current, power) closed-loop and the generation of optimization control variables. through the closed-loop control, the phase shift of the external excitation or the control of the transmission power is generated. combined with the real-time sampled input and output voltage parameters, the real-time optimization control parameters (d1, d2, d3) are obtained based on the formula method or the lookup table method, and then waveform modulation[12] is carried out. 227 by establishing an current prediction model: i t 1 i t ∆ v nv (12) combining model predictive control (mpc), optimize the combination of d₁ and d₂ to minimize the current fluctuation. in the load sudden change experiment, the current overshoot of the improved eps is only 32% of that of the traditional eps (figure 5). figure 5. comparison of current overshoot between improved eps and traditional eps 4.2. wide-range stability analysis the parameter sensitivity analysis indicates that the new eps can maintain the output voltage deviation within ±1.2% even under the parameter fluctuations of ±20% for the inductance and ±15% for the capacitance, demonstrating stronger robustness. 5. experimental verification the parameters of the experimental platform are as follows: input voltage 30v, output voltage 30v, switching frequency 10khz, transformer ratio 1:1, leakage inductance 185μh. the simulation model of the dab converter was built based on the matlab/simulink simulation software, and the improved eps modulation method was adopted, and it was compared with the traditional eps modulation method. the experimental results show: surge current suppression: under 20% rated load, the peak value of the surge current of the improved eps is 1.1a, which is 47.12% lower than that of the traditional eps (figure 6). figure 6. comparison of surge current peak values under 20% rated load 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 t/s 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 traditional eps improved eps 228 dynamic response: when the load suddenly increases from 20% to 80%, the recovery time of the output voltage is only 20ms, which significantly outperforms the 50ms recovery time of the traditional eps modulation method (figure 7). figure 7. comparison of dynamic response between improved eps and traditional eps 6. summary the proposed improved extended phase-shift modulation strategy in this paper effectively suppresses the surge current of dab converter by expanding the operation range of phaseshift comparison and optimizing the control algorithm. it also enhances the dynamic response performance. the experimental results validate the effectiveness of this strategy within a wide load 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[12] khan s s , wen h .a fast and low-cost open-circuit fault detection and isolation technique for three-phase dualactive-bridge converters based on finite state machines[j]. ieee transactions on power electronics, 2024(2): 39. doi: 10. 1109/tpel.2023.3337097. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 61 a self‐adaptive heterogeneous ant colony algorithm for path planning jiawei ge, jianjun zhu college of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132022, china abstract: to address the issues of traditional ant colony optimization (aco) algorithms in path planning, including susceptibility to local optima, low convergence efficiency, and insufficient environmental adaptability, this paper proposes a self-adaptive heterogeneous ant colony optimization (sa-haco). firstly, a non-uniform pheromone initialization method is introduced to preset pheromone concentrations on feasible paths between start and end points, enhancing initial search efficiency. secondly, a pheromone diffusion model is designed to enable pheromone spreading to adjacent grids, strengthening global exploration capability and preventing local optima. meanwhile, a heterogeneous ant colony system is implemented, where gaussian mutation functions assign differentiated parameters to individual ants, thereby improving population diversity. combined with an information entropy-based adaptive mechanism that dynamically adjusts exploration-exploitation weight parameters, the algorithm achieves a balance between convergence speed and global optimization capability. simulation experiments conducted on 30×30 and 50×50 grid maps demonstrate that sa-haco significantly outperforms comparative algorithms (aco, ps-aco, and jop-aco) in path length, smoothness, and convergence speed. particularly in complex environments, it consistently obtains optimal paths, verifying its robustness and adaptability. this research provides a novel methodology for path planning problems that effectively balances efficiency and global optimization capability. keywords: path planning; heterogeneous ant colony system; pheromone diffusion model; information entropy adaptation. 1. introduction with the continuous advancement of automation technology, global path planning plays a vital role in fields such as autonomous vehicles, mobile robots, and industrial automation assembly lines. its objective is to find an optimal path in a given environment that satisfies specific constraints, such as obstacle avoidance, minimizing path length, etc. [1]. traditional path planning algorithms like the a*[2] and genetic algorithms [3] perform well in certain scenarios but often struggle to meet real-time and optimality requirements in complex environments, facing challenges such as high computational load, poor real-time performance, and susceptibility to local optima. dorigo [4] proposed the ant colony optimization (aco) algorithm in the 1990s, inspired by the foraging behavior of ants in nature. as a heuristic algorithm, aco exhibits advantages like strong convergence and adaptability but also suffers from issues such as local optima entrapment and dependency on initial parameters. many scholars have proposed improvements to address these limitations. for instance, miao[5] proposed a hybrid algorithm integrating particle swarm optimization (pso) and ant colony optimization (aco), which significantly enhances path convergence speed through cooperative optimization of a dynamic pheromone update mechanism and particle swarm global search. to address the issues of rigid subgoal mapping and algorithm local convergence in robot path planning within static unknown environments, xu[6] proposes a dynamic subgoal mapping strategy and an aco-pso hybrid optimization framework. by incorporating real-time path correction under a rolling window mechanism, the approach achieves collaborative optimization between global path length reduction and computational efficiency enhancement. du zhenxin [7] proposed a hybrid algorithm combining aco with the simulated annealing (sa) algorithm. after each iteration, paths are optimized using sa to ensure pheromone updates better reflect path quality, while also preventing premature convergence. this paper proposes improvements based on the ant colony system (acs) model. first, a non-uniform pheromone initialization method is adopted to preassign higher pheromone concentrations to feasible paths between the start and end points, enhancing early-stage optimization efficiency. second, an adaptive mechanism based on information entropy is introduced to dynamically adjust the probabilities of exploration and exploitation by analyzing solutions generated during iterations, thereby accelerating convergence. finally, a pheromone diffusion mechanism is incorporated to improve the algorithm’s ability to escape local optima. these enhancements collectively balance convergence speed, global optimization capability, and robustness in complex environments. 2. ant colony system (acs) the ant colony algorithm is a heuristic path planning algorithm that simulates the foraging behavior of ants, belonging to the category of swarm intelligence optimization algorithms. it offers advantages such as positive feedback, parallel computation, and strong adaptability, and has been widely applied to path planning problems. the ant colony system (acs), an enhanced version of the classic ant colony algorithm, improves convergence speed and optimization capability, making it one of the most classical ant colony algorithms. key improvements in acs include: (1)path selection rules for ants: combines stochastic selection mode (for solution space exploration) with greedy selection mode (for exploiting optimal solutions), employing parameter 0q to balance exploration and exploitation during solution construction. (2)global update rule: the global pheromone update after 62 each iteration is applied exclusively to the optimal ant rather than all ants. (3)local pheromone update: introduces an additional local pheromone update rule during path construction. 3. improvement of adaptive heterogeneous ant colony system compared with aco, although the acs algorithm enhances exploration efficiency and accelerates convergence speed, it still suffers from drawbacks such as susceptibility to local optima and low exploration efficiency in the early stages. this paper addresses these issues by employing an uneven pheromone initialization method, a heterogeneous ant colony system, adaptive strategy adjustments for algorithm parameters, and the introduction of a pheromone diffusion mechanism to improve the acs algorithm. 3.1. pheromone diffusion model to prevent the ant colony algorithm from accumulating pheromones solely on a single path [9] and to enhance its exploration and local optima escape capabilities, this paper proposes a pheromone diffusion model. when using a grid map for path planning, the pheromone is diffused to the eight surrounding grid cells for computational simplicity. different diffusion coefficients are assigned based on distance. assuming the central pheromone concentration is 5, the pheromone diffusion model is illustrated as fig 1: 5 1 3 1 3 1 3 3 1 figure 1. pheromone diffusion model in grid map 3.2. pheromone initialization to enhance the algorithm’s search efficiency in the early stages, this paper employs a non-uniform pheromone initialization method[10]. considering that the generated path must traverse each row between the start and end points, several random nodes are selected in each row of the map. the selection of these random nodes follows the formula below: 0 sg sj jgi d a i feasible grid d dp others        (1) here, ip represents the probability of selecting a random node j, sgd denotes the euclidean distance between the start point s and the goal g, while sjd and jgd represent the euclidean distances from the random node j to s and g, respectively. a is the probability coefficient, set to 0.7 here. the aforementioned random nodes are connected to form a continuous path. if the path passes through obstacle grid cells during node connection, new nodes are inserted between the original nodes to ensure the newly generated path complies with navigational constraints. figure 2. schematic diagram of path generation as shown in fig 2, if the path between node 1 and node 2 passes through an obstacle, nodes 3 and 4 are inserted to form the dashed-line path illustrated in fig 2. the initial pheromone concentration on these paths is calculated using the formula: 0 i c l   (2) where 0 is the pheromone concentration, c denotes the initial pheromone value, and il represents the length of the i-th path. 3.3. heterogeneous ant colony system in the classical ant colony optimization (aco) algorithm, the state transition rule for ants is defined by the formula as follows: [ ( )] [ ( )] , [ ( ) 0 ] [( ]) ( ) k ij ij k is is sj allowed k ip l o t t j a lowed tt therwise t                       (3) all ants utilize identical parameter values  and  , resulting in homogeneous characteristics within the entire ant colony. when the algorithm becomes trapped in local optima, this homogeneity causes the algorithm to fail in exploring broader problem spaces. to address this issue, this paper proposes a heterogeneous ant colony algorithm[11]. the modified calculation method for the state transition rule is defined as shown in the following equation: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) [ ( )] [ ( )] , [ ( )] [ ( )]( ) 0 k k k ij ij kk kk is isij s allowed t t j allowed t tp t otherwise                 (4) as evident from the equation above, each ant possesses its 63 own independent control parameters ( )k and ( )k , thereby enabling distinct behavioral characteristics across the ant population. the parameter construction formula for the heterogeneous population is defined as follows: 0( ) (0, )k m    (5) 0( ) (0, )k m    (6) where ( )k and ( )k are the parameters of the k-th ant, 0 and 0 are predefined initial values, and (0, )m  denotes a gaussian mutation function with a mean of 0 and standard deviation . to prevent excessive mutations that could degrade the overall quality of the ant colony,  is set to 0.05, allowing only small-scale mutations. 3.4. self-adaptive ant colony system in the ant colony system, the selection mechanism for ants relies on the parameter 0q to balance probabilistic exploration versus deterministic exploitation, as mathematically formulated in the following equation: ij ij 0(t)] [ (t)arg x ][ , kj allowed if q q s other e ma wis           s ≦ (7) where s denotes the next selected node, s represents the solution constructed according to equation (4), and q is a random number within the interval [0,1].the parameter 0q determines the algorithm's exploration capability. a smaller 0q value causes the algorithm to favor constructing candidate solutions based on equation (4), resulting in better population diversity in the ant colony system. this increases the probability of finding the global optimal solution, but it expands the search space and requires longer optimization time. conversely, a larger 0q drives the algorithm to prioritize selecting the current best solution, which accelerates convergence speed but reduces population diversity. this trade-off may lead to premature concentration on local optima, highlighting the critical role of 0q in balancing explorationexploitation dynamics during optimization. 3.4.1. population information entropy shannon introduced the concept of information entropy, which quantifies the information content of a system or describes its degree of disorder. in information theory, entropy is commonly used to represent the uncertainty associated with each possible state of a random variable. a higher entropy value indicates that each state has an equal probability of occurrence, suggesting greater system randomness. conversely, a lower entropy value implies that only a few states are likely to occur, reflecting higher system stability. for a random variable x with n possible states 1 2, , nx x x . its information entropy can be calculated using the formula shown in equation (8): 1 ( ) ( ) ln ( ) n i i i h t p x p x    (8) where ix represents the i-th state of a random system, and ( )ip x denotes the probability of state ix occurring. the information entropy increases when the probabilities of all states are more uniformly distributed, and decreases when the probabilities become more concentrated. information entropy quantifies the proportional distribution of various states within a system. as a probabilistic optimization algorithm, the ant colony algorithm generates candidate solutions through stochastic events, making it inherently suitable for characterizing the diversity features of its evolutionary process using information entropy. 3.4.2. population information entropy-based adaptive parameter tuning strategy the parameter 0q in the ant colony system (acs) directly influences the candidate solution construction process and is closely related to the algorithm's convergence speed and search capability. therefore, during the optimization process, we propose automatically adjusting the value of parameter 0q based on changes in information entropy. this adaptive adjustment mechanism regulates the proportion of random candidate solution construction in subsequent iterations, enabling dynamic modification of solution-building rules according to population diversity variations during optimization. this approach effectively mitigates the local optima problem caused by rapid decline in algorithm diversity while accelerating convergence and maintaining exploration capability. the adaptive adjustment rule for parameter 0q is formulated as shown in equation (9): 0 0 0 0 h( ) ( ) sin( ) 2 lnmin max min t q q q q n       (9) where 0minq and 0maxq are the lower and upper bounds of the parameter𝑞 , respectively, n is the number of candidate solutions. the value of h 𝑡 is calculated according to equation (8). figure 3. the varying curve of parameter 0q as shown in fig 3, a smaller population information entropy indicates reduced diversity within the population, where individuals cluster densely in the problem space. to maintain optimization quality, a smaller 0q should be employed to increase the proportion of stochastic candidate solution construction, thereby enhancing the algorithm's 64 exploration capability. conversely, a larger population entropy reflects higher diversity, with individuals distributed broadly across the solution domain. in this scenario, a larger 0q is adopted to prioritize the exploitation of optimal solutions, accelerating convergence speed. to balance exploration and exploitation, the 0q is constrained within bounds: the lower bound is set to 0.4 to prevent excessive exploitation, while the upper bound is fixed at 0.9 to avoid unguided exploration, as implemented in this study. 4. simulation experiments to validate the feasibility of the proposed algorithm, simulations were conducted on the matlab r2023b platform in a 2d grid environment. to verify the effectiveness and adaptability of the proposed adaptive heterogeneous ant colony algorithm (sa-haco) in path planning, comparative experiments were performed against baseline algorithms, including aco, jop-aco[13], and ps-aco[14], in two grid environments with varying sizes and obstacle configurations (map dimensions: 30×30 and 50×50). the start point was set at the top-left corner, and the goal at the bottom-right corner. to mitigate randomness effects, all experimental results were averaged over 20 independent trials. 4.1. parameter settings the ant colony algorithm involves multiple parameters that require predefined configurations, such as the number of ants m, global pheromone evaporation rate  , pheromone quantity q, pheromone heuristic control parameter  , heuristic information parameter , and maximum iteration count maxi . in the ps-aco algorithm, parameters c1 and c2 are both set to 2, while the jop-aco algorithm adopts parameters provided in reference[13]. the parameter settings for other algorithms are listed in table 1: table 1. the parameter settings of algorithms algorithms m  q   maxi aco 50 0.2 1 1 7 100 ps-aco 50 0.15 10 1 7 100 jopaco 50 0.3 1 1 7 100 sahaco 50 0.3 1 5 7 100 4.2. experimental results and analysis fig 4 illustrates the path simulation results in a 30×30 grid map (map1). the conventional aco algorithm (a) generates a longer path with excessive turns and multiple instances of local optima entrapment, demonstrating poor overall quality. in comparison, the ps-aco algorithm (c) and jop-aco algorithms(d) produce shorter paths with fewer turns, showing reduced average turning curvature and curvature variation, thus achieving moderate quality improvement. notably, the sa-haco algorithm(b) significantly enhances path quality through pheromone diffusion and adaptive strategies, generating a shorter path with minimal turns. although its total path length approximates that of jop-aco, sa-haco achieves smoother trajectories with smaller average variation in turning angles. these results demonstrate that the sa-haco algorithm achieves the highest-quality path planning. (a)aco (b)sa-haco (c)ps-aco (d)jop-aco figure 4. schematic diagram of the path in a 30×30 grid map 65 (a)aco (b)sa-haco (c)ps-aco (d)jop-aco figure 5. schematic diagram of the path in a 50×50 grid map fig 5 illustrates the simulated path results in a 50×50 grid map (map2). the sa-haco algorithm achieves the shortest path length in all tested environments, demonstrating remarkable optimization superiority. experimental findings reveal that while all algorithms perform well in smaller maps, traditional algorithms exhibit significant performance degradation as map complexity increases. sa-haco outperforms others across all metrics except convergence speed. notably, when confronted with complex environments characterized by irregular obstacles and overlapping local optima, sa-haco stands out as the sole algorithm capable of consistently obtaining the shortest path. its average path length also maintains a clear advantage, further validating the algorithm’s stability and adaptability to complex environments. these results underscore sa-haco’s robustness in balancing optimization quality and environmental challenges. overall, compared to other algorithms, the sa-haco method consistently identifies optimal paths in all tested environments and demonstrates significant advantages in other performance metrics. to further analyze the superior optimization performance of the sa-haco algorithm, fig 6 presents the convergence curves of various algorithms under different maps. (a)map1 (b)map2 figure 6. algorithm convergence curves in different environments experimental results demonstrate that the sa-haco algorithm consistently converges to optimal solutions across all tested scenarios. in map1, although ps-aco and jopaco also exhibit the ability to find relatively good paths, their convergence efficiency differs. specifically, ps-aco and jop-aco converge to suboptimal solutions by the 30th and 22nd iterations, respectively, while sa-haco discovers a superior path at the 48th iteration. when the test environment complexity increases in map2, sa-haco demonstrates even more pronounced advantages. it 66 achieves faster convergence speed and identifies paths with shorter lengths compared to other algorithms. this indicates that, even when other algorithms stagnate at local optimal paths in complex obstacle-rich environments, sahaco retains strong optimization capabilities. these findings validate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed improvements, which not only enhance the algorithm’s optimization performance but also improve its convergence speed. 5. conclusion to address the challenges of low convergence efficiency, poor environmental adaptability, and the inherent trade-off between population diversity and convergence efficiency in traditional ant colony optimization (aco) for static environment path planning, this study implements optimizations from two dimensions: algorithm framework and parameter system. by developing novel algorithmic mechanisms and parameter regulation strategies, the performance of the algorithm is significantly enhanced, achieving accelerated convergence while improving environmental adaptability. first, an adaptive optimization model based on population information entropy theory is established. by introducing a population information entropy metric to monitor diversity dynamics during optimization, a parameter self-adaptation mechanism is constructed, overcoming the limitations of traditional empirical parameter settings. this ensures global exploration capability while maintaining search efficiency. additionally, a dynamic pheromone adjustment system is designed: a non-uniform initialization scheme effectively reduces early-stage random search probability, while a diffusion-based pheromone update model strengthens synergistic effects among individuals, mitigating the inherent conflict between convergence speed and diversity preservation. to resolve the local optima issue, a singlepopulation heterogeneous adaptive algorithm is proposed. this approach achieves behavioral diversity through differentiated parameter configurations, expanding the exploration scope of the solution space. multiple comparative experiments conducted in 2d grid simulation environments demonstrate significant improvements in convergence speed and stability. experimental data confirm that the optimized strategy effectively balances global exploration and local exploitation, with statistical significance tests validating the efficacy of the algorithmic enhancements. path planning case studies further illustrate the robust adaptability of the improved algorithm across diverse scenarios, offering a novel technical pathway to overcome the inherent limitations of traditional aco. acknowledgments fund project: science and technology development project of jilin province (ydzj202201zyts555). references [1] cui wei, and zhu fazheng. 2023. 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"study on hybrid ps-aco algorithm." applied intelligence 34, no. 1 (2011): 64–73. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 108 abnormal behavior recognition method based on fine‐ grained human dynamic skeleton features chenyue xu, rong wang * department of information and network security, people's public security university of china, beijing, china * corresponding author: rong wang (email: dbdxwangrong@163.com) abstract: to address the insufficiency of feature extraction in existing video anomaly recognition methods, this paper proposes an improved graph-embedded pose clustering-based abnormal behavior recognition method. by employing fine-grained feature extraction, it enhances information representation capabilities and improves algorithm robustness. the framework is structured as follows: first, spatial and channel reconstruction convolutions are integrated into a deep residual network backbone, effectively eliminating spatial-channel redundancy in extracted features while reducing computational complexity, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. second, a hierarchical decomposed graph convolutional network (modified from spatiotemporal graph convolutional networks) is implemented for dynamic skeleton feature extraction, coupled with an attentionguided hierarchical aggregation module for multi-level feature fusion. evaluations on shanghaitech and ntu-rgb+d datasets demonstrate detection accuracies of 76.4% and 74.6% respectively, validating the method's effectiveness. keywords: abnormal behavior recognition; dynamic skeletal features; fine-grained feature extraction. 1. introduction abnormal behavior recognition [1-4], a prominent research direction in computer vision, involves identifying key frames in videos and determining the presence of anomalous activities. practical challenges arise from massive video volumes and diverse anomaly categories, while existing frame-level annotated datasets remain limited in scale— insufficient for training supervised video anomaly recognition models. sato et al. [5] leveraged pre-trained skeletal feature extractors, aligning skeleton features with user prompts through common spatial domain alignment to establish anomaly scores. cho et al. [6] proposed an implicit dual-path autoencoder to enhance feature informativeness through differentiated learning strategies. however, unsupervised anomaly detection methods [7,8] often suffer from weak feature expressiveness and redundant representations. to address these limitations, we enhance the graph-embedded pose clustering (gepc) framework by introducing dynamic human skeleton sequences as model inputs. our proposed solution combines: 2. organization of the text 2.1. model framework building upon the gepc framework, we have optimized both the feature extraction backbone network and the spatiotemporal graph convolution module. the enhanced model demonstrates superior capability in extracting comprehensive global and spatio-temporal features from human pose graph sequences, significantly improving abnormal behavior recognition accuracy. the improved model can be divided into three modules: the pose estimation feature enhancement module, the encoding module, and the clustering module. the overall structure is shown in figure 1. in the pose estimation module, the model employs the alphapose module to extract dynamic human skeleton graphs from video frames. to extend the human skeleton graphs from the spatial dimension to the temporal dimension, spatio-temporal feature vectors of the dynamic skeleton graphs are extracted. in the encoding module, an improved deep temporal graph autoencoder structure is proposed to embed the dynamic human skeleton graphs. the encoder is designed based on spatio-temporal graph convolution, and the original model is optimized using an attention-guided hierarchical method for extracting features from dynamic skeleton graphs, constructing a hierarchically decomposed spatio-temporal graph convolutional autoencoder. in the clustering module, the training set is first jointly embedded into a latent space and subjected to clustering operations to build an underlying action dictionary. then, each sample is represented by a probability distribution over the clustered underlying actions. the clustering module consists of three parts: an encoder, a decoder, and a soft clustering layer. the encoder preserves the input graph structure and compresses the dynamic skeleton graph sequence into a latent vector through convolution. the decoder then uses temporal upsampling layers and additional graph convolution blocks to gradually restore the original channel count and temporal dimensions. finally, the initial reconstruction-based embeddings are fine-tuned during the clustering optimization stage to achieve the final optimized clustering embeddings. 2.2. feature preprocessing network the spatial and channel reconstruction convolution (scconv) [9] is introduced into the resnet residual network structure, replacing the original 3×3 convolutional network. by utilizing two sub-modules, the spatial reconstruction unit (sru) and the channel reconstruction unit (cru), global feature extraction is performed, effectively reducing redundancy in intermediate feature maps. this approach decreases the number of parameters and computational load while enhancing the overall performance of the model. in the spatial feature refinement stage, the sru submodule employs a separation and reconstruction joint operation to eliminate spatial redundancy in the features. in the channel feature refinement stage, to address the channel 109 redundancy in feature maps caused by k×k standard convolution, the cru sub-module uses a split-transformmerge method to remove redundant channel features. the k×k standard convolution can be expressed as ky m x , where k c k km   represents the convolution kernel of the k×k standard convolution, and , c h wx y   denote the input and output features of the convolution operation, respectively. fig 1. overall structure in the split operation, first, the spatially refined features output from the sru sub-module are divided into two parts, c and (1 )c , along the channel dimension according to the split ratio (0,1)  . second, a 1×1 convolution is used to compress the channel dimensions of the feature maps to improve computational efficiency. after the splitting and compression operations, the spatially refined features can be divided into upper and lower parts. in the merge operation stage, a simplified selective kernel network is utilized to adaptively combine the output features from the upper and lower transformation stages. 2.3. fine-grained human dynamic skeleton feature extraction the proposed method introduces hierarchically decomposed graph convolutional networks (hdgcn) [10] based on spatio-temporal graph convolutional networks, focusing on the relationships between distant joints and the features of key edges, effectively improving the overall performance of the model. hd-gcn consists of two modules: a graph module that establishes hierarchical decomposition levels and an attention-guided hierarchical aggregation module. the improved model extracts fine-grained human dynamic skeleton features, enhancing the expressive capability of the extracted features and significantly boosting the overall performance of the model. 2.3.1. fine-grained feature extraction the spatial graph convolution module of the hierarchically decomposed spatio-temporal graph convolution introduces a hierarchically decomposed graph convolution module. this module divides the human skeleton graph into three levels and extracts spatial features of the human skeleton for each level separately. during the construction of the hierarchically decomposed graph, a tree-like graph with a root node is first established based on the joints and physically connected edges of the human dynamic skeleton graph. the hierarchically decomposed graph convolution module has four parallel computational branches, including three graph convolution branches and an additional edge convolution branch. to reduce computational complexity, all four branches undergo linear transformation. in the three graph convolution branches, the same graph convolution operation is performed on each hierarchical edge set containing three edge subsets, and the output values are concatenated along the channel dimension. to extract samplelevel edge association information reflecting the similarity between nodes in the feature space, the module employs edge convolution (edgeconv) [11], which extracts features of the human dynamic skeleton graph through local neighborhood graphs in the feature space. first, the edge convolution branch uses average pooling to improve computational efficiency. then, the k-nearest neighbor algorithm is applied based on euclidean distance to obtain the adjacency edge set. 2.3.2. attention-guided feature fusion after the hierarchically decomposed graph convolution module, human skeleton features extracted from different levels are obtained. for the fusion of features at different levels, this paper uses an attention-guided hierarchical aggregation module. this feature fusion module focuses on the relationships and importance of key edges, applying an attention-weighted strategy to the combined outputs of different levels, effectively enhancing the expressive capability of the extracted features. the input to the attention-guided hierarchical aggregation module is the output of the graph convolution operation. for this output, the frame with the highest score is extracted. first, considering that each level has representative key points, a representative spatial average pooling (rsap) layer ψ is introduced after the multi-level feature extraction output to avoid scaling bias during computation, assigning higher weights to representative key points. then, hierarchical edge convolution is applied after the representative spatial pooling layer, fusing the human skeleton graph features optimized by the attention module at each level into an overall feature. 2.4. clustering during the clustering phase, the hierarchically decomposed spatio-temporal graph convolutional model obtains spatiotemporal features of human dynamic skeletons containing rich information from training samples and constructs an underlying action dictionary. in the clustering phase, the model maps the learned features to a latent space and embeds them into clusters, calculating the probability of video sequences containing abnormal behaviors through clustering. 3. experiments 3.1. experiments setting the experimental design is divided into two parts. first, the model conducts fine-grained abnormal behavior recognition experiments on the shanghaitech dataset. the experiment is divided into training and testing phases, where the training dataset includes only normal samples, while the testing dataset includes both normal and abnormal samples. for each input video sequence, the model uses a sliding window approach to crop the sequence into fixed-length segments and assigns a score to each video frame. in cases where multiple individuals appear in a video frame, the model scores each individual separately and takes the highest score as the 110 anomaly score for that frame. then, the model performs coarse-grained abnormal behavior recognition experiments on the ntu-rgb+d dataset. during the training phase, the model is trained on an unsupervised dataset containing only normal samples. in the testing phase, the model distinguishes between normal and abnormal samples by measuring the difference between each test sample and the training samples. 3.2. ablation study table 1. ablation experiment results method shanghaitech ntu-rgb+d gepc 0.752 0.730 gepc+ssconv 0.760 0.741 gepc+hdgcn gepc+ssconv+hdgcn 0.757 0.764 0.738 0.746 from the table above, we can observe that when training with the shanghaitech and ntu-rgb+d datasets, the addition of the human dynamic skeleton feature preprocessing network enhances the expressive capability of feature information, leading to an overall improvement in model performance. after incorporating the fine-grained human dynamic skeleton feature extraction module, the model's ability to extract information from human dynamic skeleton features is enhanced compared to the pure spatiotemporal graph convolutional network model, resulting in an overall performance improvement. therefore, this ablation experiment demonstrates the effectiveness of both individual modules and the fused modules for the improved gepc network model. 3.3. comparative experiments table 2. comparative experiment results method shanghaitech ntu-rgb+d pgm [12] 0.612 astnet[13] 0.736 proposed method 0.764 0.746 from the table above, compared to pgm, which proposes a video anomaly detection method based on target bounding box probability analysis, improving anonymity and computational efficiency by simplifying data representation and making it suitable for edge devices, and astnet, which introduces a spatio-temporal dual-branch residual autoencoder network achieving unsupervised video anomaly detection through channel attention modules and temporal shift methods, the hierarchically decomposed graph convolutional network used in this paper can extract dynamic human skeleton features in a fine-grained manner, leading to improved accuracy in abnormal behavior recognition on both the shanghaitech and ntu-rgb+d datasets. 3.4. visualization fig 2. visualization the visualization results of the model on the shanghaitech dataset are shown in figure 2, where the red parts represent the originally annotated abnormal frames in the dataset, and the blue line represents the predicted anomaly scores of the video frames. the visualization results demonstrate that the model assigns higher anomaly scores to video frames containing abnormal behaviors and lower anomaly scores to normal video frames, proving the effectiveness of the model. 4. summary the proposed method improves upon the gepc model by first enhancing the residual modules of the backbone network resnet through the introduction of the ssconv module, thereby 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"attention-based residual autoencoder for video anomaly detection." applied intelligence 53.3 (2023): 3240-3254. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 21 ecological floating island multi‐specification and multi‐ sample delivery drone jiachao wen 1, zexuan liang 2, haipeng yan 1, *, jimeng zheng 3, jiarui guo 3, yaxin wang 3 and yale duan 3 1 school of mechanical engineering, hebei university of science and technology, shijiazhuang, hebei, china 2 school of chemical and pharmaceutical engineering, hebei university of science and technology, shijiazhuang, hebei, china 3 college of environmental science and engineering, hebei university of science and technology, shijiazhuang, hebei, china * corresponding author: haipeng yan (email: lnyanhp@126.com) abstract: the exacerbation of water pollution due to industrial progress has highlighted issues of inadequate capacity, limited environmental adaptability, and subpar operational efficiency in monitoring and transportation within the intricate environment of ecological floating islands. to address these challenges, a design method for a multifunctional unmanned aerial vehicle system is proposed, emphasizing modularity and self-adaptation. the system features a six-rotor layout, a combination of a lightweight fuselage and a low power consumption power system to achieve high speed and extended endurance. it enables dynamic and precise grabbing and releasing of various sample boxes through a self-locking plug-in mechanism integrated with sensing and response capabilities at the base. furthermore, stability in adverse weather conditions, such as strong winds, is enhanced through aerodynamic optimization and a multi-sensor fusion algorithm. practical application demonstrates the system's effectiveness in meeting the requirements of normalized monitoring and swift sample transfer on ecological floating islands. it offers efficient technical solutions for ecological restoration and scientific research, showcasing broad environmental adaptability and potential for widespread adoption. keywords: environmental pollution; unmanned aerial vehicle; self-locking plug-in mechanism; adaptability. 1. introduction with the increasing demand for ecological environment management, ecological floating islands are more and more widely used in water purification and ecological restoration. ecological floating islands are distributed in the water area, so manual inspection and material transportation are inconvenient. in the process of daily maintenance and monitoring of ecological floating islands, samples of different specifications need to be transported. it may also be necessary to transport small equipment, tools and materials for the repair of floating islands and plant replanting. at the same time, traditional water transport vehicles, such as ships, are limited in some complex water environments (such as narrow channels and areas full of aquatic plants), and are slow and inflexible. the development of unmanned aerial vehicle technology makes it possible to use unmanned aerial vehicles to realize efficient transportation and flexible distribution of ecological floating islands. it can overcome the limitations of geographical conditions of water areas and quickly transport various specifications of goods to designated ecological floating islands. in recent years, domestic and foreign research on the above problems has been carried out around two aspects of application and technology: kang et al. proposed a control framework for transporting uav suspended payload, and extended to uav trajectory tracking with dynamic feedback controller [1]. nigro m et al. proposed that because the thrust generated by the propeller is oriented along parallel axes, orthogonal to the plane of the propeller [2]. soni s et al. proposed an algorithm that achieves the highest data rates in terms of payload delivery time, payload weight, velocity, and maximum range covered by various drones [3]. wu k et al. proposed that operating uavs at variable speed can save about 21% of energy compared with constant speed operation uavs, which has advantages in cost saving and range extension [4]. aggarwal s et al. suggest that drone based medical delivery is time-saving, but overcoming operational challenges can provide effective long-term deployment strategies. the technical and logistical challenges associated with drones were identified as deployment of suitable drones, payload capability, operational time management, and drone transportation.[5] jung h et al. proposed that under strong wind conditions, the proposed method based on robust optimization achieves better performance than deterministic models. stronger winds correspond to better ones for the proposed model [6]. liu b et al. proposed new applications of unmanned aerial vehicles (uav) in joint cargo delivery and in situ sensing, and proposed a new algorithm for joint optimization of route and sensing mission selection to minimize uav energy consumption, maximize its sensing reward, and ensure timely delivery [7]. ceviz o proposed introducing a privacy-aware, decentralized intrusion detection method tailored to drone networks, making a significant contribution to drone security. furthermore, by introducing fanet and federated learning on real datasets, our approach differs from other approaches lacking highly dynamic and 3d node movement or accurate federated data [8]. jupriyanto proposed how drone systems can be used to generate high-resolution images that can be used to predict crops [9]. in view of the above problems, this paper adopts the concept of functional module design, designs a multifunctional uav system with modularization and selfadaptation as the core, alleviates the limitations of traditional uav in load capacity, environmental adaptability and 22 operation efficiency through structure optimization and intelligent control technology, and provides a basic technical scheme for subsequent upgrading.principle scheme design. the uav is mainly used for the transportation of ecological floating island samples. it is mainly divided into three functional modules: flight function module, load function module, navigation and control function module. among them, the flight function module uses motor to drive propeller to generate lift force, obtains position information based on gps positioning system, and real-time senses flight state parameters such as attitude and speed through multi-type sensors to realize accurate flight control and dynamic adjustment; the load function relies on the adjustable lifting platform to complete multi-category sample loading, combined with the self-locking grasping mechanism at the bottom of the drone to achieve stable clamping, with the buffer shock absorption device to ensure the safety of the sample, the integrated weighing system can verify the load weight in real time to ensure that it meets the load specifications of the drone and then start the transportation process; navigation and control function based on gps positioning planning optimal route[8], support operators through real-time aerial images, remote command control of unmanned aerial vehicles, ensure flexible and efficient implementation of transportation tasks. the functional breakdown of the uav is shown in fig. 1. its main technical parameters: maximum flight speed≥20m/s, cruise speed 10~ 15m/s; endurance time≥60 minutes; maximum flight altitude≥100m; wind resistance≥6; payload≥10kg; working environment temperature-20℃~50℃, humidity 0~95%rh (no condensation), adapt to different water ecological floating island environment. fig 1. functional decomposition of ecological floating island multi-specification multi-sample delivery uav 2. process design the prior art method comprises semi-automation and fullautomation operation modes, wherein the semi-automation is combined with sensors such as a vision system and the like to assist the operation of a mechanical arm; although the accuracy and the efficiency are improved and the dependence on personnel is reduced, the system is complex, the cost is high, and the recognition accuracy and the reliability under special environments are limited; and the full-automation completely depends on preset programs and sensor feedback, and the efficiency, the accuracy and the repeatability are good, but the early development cost is high, the adaptability to the environment and the target is poor, and errors are easy to occur when the preset conditions are not met. in terms of technical difficulties, the load capacity and mechanical structure strength require the robot arm to have sufficient load capacity and structural strength while being lightweight, and the material selection and structural design are difficult; in terms of accuracy and synergy, the motion accuracy and flexibility require high-precision motor drive, transmission mechanism design and advanced control algorithm, and the 23 synergy with uav requires solving the cooperative control problem of self-locking plug-in mechanism and positioning and flight system. therefore, a new design is put forward, that is, a simple device is installed at the bottom of the fuselage to realize the clamping function, and a matching box mechanism is designed. self-locking plug-in mechanism diagram: as shown in fig. 2, can achieve the extraction of the box. fig 2. schematic diagram of clamping box of self-locking plug-in mechanism case clamping method the case clamping mechanism is shown in fig. 3. after the conical block structure at the lower part of the case is pressed into the clamping device by the weight of the uav, the device is clamped by the contact extrusion between the lower surface of the clamping device and the upper surface of the conical body at the bottom of the case, so as to realize the fixation of the conical block support at the lower end of the case. fig 3. box clamping mechanism 3. mechanical system motion scheme design there are 15 synchronization points in the movement cycle fig. 4 determined according to the waste treatment process flow. the synchronization point involves the work switching between the height vision sensor and the horizontal vision sensor, the flight height adjustment of the uav, the action of the self-locking plug-in mechanism, etc. if the uav flies to the horizontal flight altitude, the height vision sensor stops, the horizontal vision sensor starts; when it descends to a certain height, the self-locking plug-in mechanism is compressed, etc., and each synchronization point ensures the synchronization of the overall movement. fig 4. ecological floating island transportation uav transportation cycle diagram the minimum time to complete the entire work cycle is calculated to meet the requirements of mission book endurance ≥60 minutes and single delivery time <50 minutes, assuming a single complete delivery time of 50 minutes. the proportion of flight time in the air phase is the largest. considering the parameters such as maximum flight speed, cruise speed and maximum flight altitude, assuming relevant flight time parameters, after adjustment, the total time to complete a transportation is finally determined to be 39 minutes, less than 50 minutes. 3.1. take-off and descent mechanism the sample transportation of ecological floating island is only related to water level and sample box size due to height, and each flight journey is similar, as shown in fig. 5. it is divided into 9 sections: t1 section motor starts to drive uav to take off;t2 section motor power decreases, lift and fuselage weight balance realize horizontal movement;t3 section motor power gradually decreases to 0, uav lands to clamp sample box;t4 to t6 stages repeat t1, t2 and t3 processes respectively but with heavy objects;t7 section motor starts to disengage clamping device;t8 section flies to charging point; t9 segment motor stops uav landing and completes transportation. 3.2. self-locking plug-in mechanism after the uav arrives above the sample box, the motor stops rotating and lands, and the self-locking plug-in mechanism is pushed by its own weight. t0 stage mechanism no action; the t1 stage is a compressed state, when the drone lands, the wedge block and the cone block interact and separate, and the spring compresses; after the cone block comes into contact with the wedge block in the t2 stage, the spring rebounds to reset the wedge block; the wedge block in 24 the t3 stage lifts the cone block, and the drone flies; in the t4 stage, the drone drops and places the box, and the wedge block acts separately from the second part of the cone block; in the t5 stage, the pressure rod is compressed first and then relaxed, the process is the same as that of t1 and t2; in the t6 stage, the sample box bottom is counter-clamped by the clamping device; t7 stage wedge block and the second part of the cone block compression;t8 stage and the first part of the cone block action, pressure rod relaxation, complete the release of the box. the motion cycle is shown in fig. 6. fig 5. cycle diagram of takeoff motion fig 6. cycle diagram of compression and relaxation clamping motion of compression rod 3.3. clamping mechanism fig 7. cycle diagram of clamping motion of base the unmanned aerial vehicle carries the sample box to the upper part of the clamp body, the motor stops rotating, and the self-locking mechanism is pressed down by gravity. at this time, the force of the pressure rod is decomposed into downward force and horizontal force, and the horizontal force pushes the rod to move to both sides, and the upper surface of the box base contacts and extrudes the lower surface of the wedge block at the head of the pressure rod to complete the clamping of the box body. the whole process is divided into three stages: t0 stage is the process of uav box transportation; t1 stage is the compression stage of the pressure rod; t2 stage the upper surface of the box base crosses the lower surface of the pressure rod, the pressure disappears, and the spring relaxes to make the wedge block relatively tighten, completing a movement cycle. the movement cycle diagram is shown in fig. 7. 3.4. highly visual mechanism the height vision sensor senses the height of the fuselage and the ground during takeoff, ensuring accurate sample picking and release. the movement cycle is divided into six stages: t0 is the takeoff stage;t1 is the flight to the sample box stage;t2 covers the falling, clamping and lifting process;t3 is the flight to the storage place with the sample box;t4 is the flight to the clamping device with the sample box and the takeoff stage;t5 is the flight to the charging place in the air;t6 is the falling stage to the charging place. the movement cycle diagram is shown in fig. 8. fig 8. motion cycle diagram of altitude vision sensor 25 4. structural scheme design according to the use conditions and scenarios, an ecological floating island multi-specification multi-sample delivery uav is designed, and its assembly diagram is shown in fig. 9. fig 9. assembly drawing of uav and supporting box clamping device 4.1. camera sensor assembly the device is installed at the side of the uav, and the connection between the camera body and the handle is connected by a rotatable shaft. the transmitted image information can be changed by adjusting the rotation angle of the shaft. the structure diagram is shown in fig. 10. fig 10. camera head components 4.2. spring damping member the spring buffer component is installed under the motor to relieve the bump caused by braking, and its structure is shown in fig. 11. fig 11. structure diagram of spring buffer component 5. mechanical structure analysis fig 12. comparison of simplified models 26 the compression bar structure is the most effective part of the entire mechanism. the rationality of the design is verified by analyzing the results of the changes in stress, displacement and strain of the compression bar after being subjected to force. the detailed process is as follows: (1) the model is simplified to avoid increasing the calculation amount and improve the calculation speed of finite element method under the condition of ensuring reliability and analysis accuracy. a simplified model is shown in fig. 12. (2) the material used to define the compression bar model is cast alloy steel, and its parameters are shown in table 1. table 1. parameters of cast alloy steel zg1cr13 material density/(g/cm3) elastic modulus/ (gpa) yield strength/(mpa) poisson's ratio tensile strength elongation zg1cr13 7.75 200 ≥345 0.26-0.28 ≥585 ≥18% (3) mesh division, mesh quality and density directly affect and restrict the accuracy of calculation results in simulation software. (4) under the condition of fixed constraint, rigid constraint boundary is formed at the contact position between the circular rod segment and the vessel, and the wedge compression region bears vertical downward load. based on this stress state, bending stress occurs in the circular rod due to eccentric compression. as shown in fig. 13, the constraint conditions in the finite element model are applied to the contact interface between the circular rod and the container, and the load is applied perpendicularly to the top surface of the wedge block, so as to simulate the mechanical behavior under actual working conditions. fig 13. finite element constraint positions (5) for safety reasons, a force is applied to the upper surface of the wedge block in the most dangerous case. it is known that the caster is subjected to a downward force of 100n and a gravity of 9.81 m/s2 in the vertical direction of the sample box in the stationary state. (6) after completing the above modeling and boundary condition setting, the finite element analysis can be started. after calculation, stress nephogram of compression bar structure is shown in fig. 14, displacement nephogram is shown in fig. 15, strain nephogram is shown in fig. 16. fig 14. stress nephogram 27 fig 15. displacement cloud map fig 16. strain nephogram it can be seen from the above figure that the maximum stress received by the compression rod is 2.0868×105n/m , which is far less than the yield force of the material; the maximum displacement is 3.849×10-5mm at the outermost end of the compression rod part, and the maximum strain is 1.006×10-6mm at the junction of the wedge block part and the round rod part, which meets the design requirements. 6. conclusion aiming at the problem of water pollution caused by industrial development, and the challenges of insufficient load, weak environmental adaptability and low operation efficiency faced by monitoring and transportation in complex environment of ecological floating island, a multifunctional uav system with modularization and self-adaptation as its core is designed in this study. through the integration of flight function module, load function module and navigation and control function module, the efficient and stable transportation of multi-specification sample boxes in complex environments such as islands is realized, the timeliness of ecological monitoring and the reliability of sample transfer are improved, advanced technical support is provided for ecological restoration engineering and scientific research data collection, and extensive environmental adaptability and engineering popularization value are demonstrated. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from research and practice project on innovation and entrepreneurship education teaching reform in higher education institutions in hebei province (2023cxcy088) and collaborative education project of industry university research by the ministry of education (2410314936 and 2412030712). references [1] kang j, shan j, alkomy h. control framework for a uav slung-payload transportation system[j]. ieee control systems letters, 2023, 7: 2473-2478. 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[9] jupriyanto, bura o r, apriyani w s , et al.uav application for oil palm harvest prediction[j].journal of physics: conference series, 2018,1130(1):012001-012001. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 100 predicting multigene transcriptional outcomes based on dual‐stream mamba neural network hao li 1, 2, liyu liu 1, 2, * 1 postgraduate training base alliance of wenzhou medical university, wenzhou, zhejiang 325000, china 2 wenzhou key laboratory of biophysics, wenzhou institute, university of chinese academy of sciences, wenzhou, zhejiang 325001, china * corresponding author: liyu liu abstract: the integration of gene perturbation technology with single-cell rna sequencing and crispr editing has promoted the standardization of perturbation effect studies at the single-cell level. however, the diversity of human cell types and computational complexity of perturbation combinations make exhaustive experimental exploration infeasible. in this context, transcriptional prediction models for multi-gene perturbations have undergone a paradigm shift from traditional statistical modeling to deep learning-driven approaches. nevertheless, challenges persist, including difficulties in adapting to genomescale applications and limitations to single-gene perturbation analysis. to address these issues, this study proposes a mambabased deep learning algorithm that constructs a dual-stream integration framework for multi-gene perturbation response prediction. the model establishes dual-stream architecture to capture both statistical and biological features of gene expression data, circumventing the limitations of single dataor knowledge-driven approaches. the core mamba component leverages its linear computational complexity and selective memory mechanism to achieve precise modeling of gene-gene interactions while maintaining computational efficiency. its input-dependent parameterization strategy enables effective mining of complex data features. analytical results demonstrate that the proposed model exhibits superior performance in gene perturbation prediction while providing biological interpretability, establishing it as an effective methodology. keywords: genetic perturbation prediction; genomics; mamba encoder; variational autoencoder. 1. introduction despite centuries of biological exploration, fundamental challenges persist in understanding the operational mechanisms of cells—the fundamental units of life—within the human body. while modern biotechnology has enabled the static mapping of molecular compositions (e.g., genome, transcriptome, proteome, metabolome) and their spatial distributions, the inherent complexity of cells remains difficult to resolve. this complexity primarily arises from the highly dynamic interactions between molecules that drive cellular functional differentiation [1]. research findings derived from genetic perturbation techniques, a core methodology for dissecting genetic interaction networks and their impact on cellular function, are progressively forming a crucial scientific foundation for modern biotechnological innovation and disease treatment theories [2]. recent years have witnessed the breakthrough development of single-cell rna sequencing (scrna-seq) technology [3]. its integration with high-throughput genetic perturbation screening [4] and crispr-mediated gene editing [5] has driven technological innovation and established standardized research paradigms within the field [6]. this technological convergence enables researchers to systematically analyze the downstream regulatory effects of genetic perturbations on cell states at single-cell resolution [7]. however, the vast diversity of human cell types and the exponential growth in computational complexity associated with potential perturbation combinations render exhaustive experimental characterization of cellular responses under all perturbation conditions temporally and resource-wise infeasible. consequently, the research paradigm for predicting transcriptomic effects of multi-gene perturbations has undergone a fundamental shift: evolving from early traditional statistical models to deep learning frameworks integrating biological prior knowledge, achieving breakthroughs in key dimensions such as interpretability and computational efficiency. crucially, single-cell multi-omics data provides an ideal substrate for deep learning techniques, facilitating efficient modeling in core tasks including cell segmentation [8, 9], subpopulation clustering [10], and drug response prediction [11]. during the early generative model and linear propagation phase, research primarily relied on generative models to capture gene expression distribution characteristics. in 2019, lotfollahi et al. proposed scgen, the first to introduce variational autoencoders (vaes) for single-cell perturbation prediction. by interpolating within a latent space to estimate gene expression changes, it achieved a pearson correlation coefficient of 0.78 in cross-cell-type prediction [12]. however, this method was limited to single-gene perturbations and lacked mechanistic interpretability. concurrently, aibar et al. proposed a gene regulatory network (grn)-based method propagating perturbation effects linearly using gene coexpression matrices to construct regulatory relationships [13]. yet, its prediction error increased by 42% for multi-gene combinations, and the linear assumption struggled to capture non-linear genetic interactions. the exponential increase in computational complexity with the number of genes further spurred the emergence of knowledge-enhanced models. post-2020, researchers began integrating biological pathway knowledge to enhance model generalizability. the gears model, proposed by roohani et al., utilized a gene co-expression graph to encode transcriptional synergy, constructing a dual knowledge graph. it employed gene ontology (go) pathway similarity graphs 101 to guide perturbation propagation [14] and aggregated neighborhood information via graph neural networks (gnns). in 131 dual-gene perturbation experiments, gears reduced the mean squared error (mse) by 37% and improved prediction accuracy for unseen gene combinations by 53%. around the same time, kamimoto et al. introduced the celloracle model, which combined grns with causal inference to infer regulatory paths by backpropagating perturbation response gradients, albeit restricted to singlegene analysis [15]. its strengths included incorporating pathway databases like reactome to construct attention masks, developing a self-focusing loss function to enhance weights for differentially expressed genes, and using a direction-aware loss to correct expression trend biases. however, the message-passing mechanism of gnns proved inefficient for hierarchical pathway structures and incapable of modeling long-range gene interactions. most of these methods, including scgen, perturbnet [16, 17], and cpa [18], primarily predict transcriptional responses to chemical treatments rather than genetic perturbations. they often treat genetic perturbations as analogs of different doses, which inadequately captures the complex interactions between different genes and specific gene knockouts, resulting in limited performance for genetic perturbation prediction specifically. the introduction of the transformer architecture significantly enhanced the modeling capacity for cross-gene relationships, as its self-attention mechanism can capture long-range dependencies. in 2024, bai et al. proposed attentionpert, integrating attention mechanisms and gnns into perturbation analysis, overcoming the limitations of traditional linear models or single-scale approaches [19]. their proposed multi-scale modeling framework is applicable not only to genetic perturbation studies but can also be transferred to scenarios like drug combination prediction and environmental stimulus response, providing a general methodology for systems biology. that same year, tan et al. introduced the dual-stream network biodsnn [20]. it employs a variational autoencoder to construct a data-driven stream for reconstructing global gene expression features, while an attention mechanism processes reactome pathways to form a stream governed by biological prior knowledge. this dual-stream design of biodsnn avoids the limitations of relying solely on data or knowledge, leveraging both statistical patterns and biological logic to enhance model robustness. compared to the previous phase, this stage saw substantial improvements across all gene prediction metrics. models not only utilized hybrid architectures to integrate data-driven and knowledge-driven learning but also incorporated diffusion models to improve generation quality. furthermore, uncertainty quantification metrics (e.g., bayesian confidence in gears) were developed to enhance model robustness. however, the quadratic computational complexity of transformers and their limitations in processing long sequences restricted their application at whole-genome scale [21]. the introduction of the mamba state space model (ssm) brought innovation to long-sequence processing. its selective memory mechanism, employing an input-dependent parameterization strategy, achieves 94% sequence information capture while maintaining linear computational complexity, enabling the extraction of more complex data features [22]. in this work, we propose a novel mamba-based dual-stream framework model for predicting multi-gene perturbation responses, aiming to demonstrate its unique advantages for this task. 2. model algorithm the dual-stream mamba neural network constructed in this paper can be briefly divided into three layers, as shown in figure 1, namely the input layer, the encoding layer and the output layer. next, we will provide a detailed introduction to the three layers of this model. figure 1. diagram of the dual-stream mamba neural network model (1) input layer the input layer mainly consists of three parts of data, namely gene expression data, gene relationship map data, and perturbation relationship map data. these three parts of data constitute the input of the entire model. the data of gene expression levels and gene perturbation were derived from the norman, rpe1, and k562 datasets. in order to predict the transcription results caused by perturbations, this paper selects these three publicly available perturbation sets. these three datasets are composed of a single gene or multiple genes. for single genes, this paper uses data from two different genetic interference screenings, consisting of 1543 (rpe1 cells) and 1092 (k562 cells) interferons respectively, with each interference measuring more than 170,000 cells [22]. furthermore, the norman dataset [23] contains 131 two-gene perturbations, so we can evaluate the performance at different perturbation levels. the summary of the dataset is shown in table 1. table 1. dataset information dataset cell quantity gene number number of gene perturbations k562 162,751 5000 1092 rpe1 162,733 5000 1543 norman 91,205 5045 131 the gene relationship map data comes from the processing results of go data in gears. because go data is used to measure the functional similarity between genes, this paper is used to measure the functional relationship between genes and explore more perturbation information. for example, nu is the go pathway set of the gene u, and the jaccard index between a pair of genes u and v is calculated as: ( , ) u v u v u v n n j n n    (1) the jaccard index is used to measure the proportion of shared paths among them. for each gene, this paper selects the gene with the highest jaccard index to construct the 102 perturbation similarity map. then, all the initialized possible gene perturbation embeddings will be fed into the graph convolutional network for expansion. in this way, when each disturbance is embedded, the information of adjacent disturbances can be integrated. (2) coding layer the encoding layer consists of two data streams, namely: the data stream of gene expression level data passing through the graph convolutional layer and the variational autoencoder, and the data stream of gene relationship graph data and perturbation relationship graph data passing through the graph convolutional layer and the mamba encoding layer. next, this article will elaborate in detail on the composition of each data stream. both data streams selected graph convolutional networks as the data embedding layer. when capturing the characteristics of gene expression level data, variational encoders were used. variational autoencoders have multiple advantages as generative networks: they can learn the latent distribution of data and generate diverse and continuously changing new samples; high-dimensional data can be compressed into a low-dimensional latent space to extract semantic features. the structure is flexible and easy to combine with other technologies; as a probabilistic model, it can not only explain the data generation process but also estimate the uncertainty of the generation results. therefore, in this paper, variational encoders are adopted to capture the uncertainty and variability of gene expression data. variational autoencoders can measure the deviation between the learning distribution of potential variables (given the original gene expression data) and the prior distribution (usually gaussian prior distribution). specifically, the variational autoencoder maximizes the lower bound of evidence, known as the evidence lower bound (elbo), because the marginal likelihood is difficult to handle. the variational lower bound of the marginal likelihood of the input data is the objective function of the variational autoencoder. the marginal likelihood is obtained by summing the marginal likelihood of different data points, as shown below:         1 1 log , , log n n i i p x x p x   (2) in this paper, the mamba encoder is adopted to capture the associations between the gene relationship map data and the perturbation map data. as a new and emerging architecture, mamba focuses more on the correlations within the data, enabling the model to focus more on key information. meanwhile, compared with the attention mechanism, mamba has greater throughput and faster processing speed, and has better universality and adaptability. the standard state space model (ssm) usually assumes that parameters remain constant, that is, it is believed that the state transition matrix, etc. do not change during sequence processing. the mamba encoder introduces time-varying parameters, allowing the parameters to change along with the iteration step size. this design, while maintaining the degree of linear complexity in computation, brings greater flexibility and expressiveness to sequence modeling, which is one of the key innovations that distinguish the mamba encoder from other encoders. the generation formula of time-varying parameters is shown in (3). ) b t t t b t t c w x w x c w x      （ (3) then, the mamba model discretizes the continuous state space model (ssm) through the zero-order hold (zoh) method. the zero-order preservation method discretizes the parameter generation that supports input perception, realizes the selective mechanism, and simultaneously achieves linear complexity and full parallel computing, successfully breaking through the bottleneck of long sequences. it is specifically shown as formula (4). 1, ( ) ( 1)t ta a t t t t ta e b a e b      (4) then, parallel state updates are carried out (as shown in formula (5)), and the parallel scan algorithm (parallel scan) is used to avoid recursive computations. the parallel scanning algorithm has disruptive value. while improving the training speed, it significantly saves memory. it is the only parallel scheme that supports dynamic parametric state transitions and provides a computational basis for the selectivity mechanism of mamba. 1t t t t th a h b x  (5) t t ty c h (6) in this study, to determine the optimal value of the core parameter of the mamba model the state dimension (d state), three groups of values of 4, 16, and 128 were selected, and experiments were conducted on the rep1 and k652 datasets. the experimental results are shown in figure 2: when the value of the state dimension is 16, the model performance reaches the optimum. figure 2. comparison chart of results from different state dimension settings. (a) k562 dataset (b) rpe1 dataset 103 (3) parameter setting during the model training process, the learning rate scheduling adopts the attenuation strategy based on the gamma coefficient (gamma=0.5). when the preset attenuation conditions (such as the stagnation of the validation set performance) are met, the learning rate will be adjusted by multiplying by the gamma factor: the initial learning rate is 1e-3, it drops to 5e-4 after the first attenuation, and further drops to 2.5e-4 after the second attenuation. this progressive attenuation mechanism enables the model to make more refined parameter adjustments when approaching the optimal solution, effectively enhancing the convergence stability and generalization ability. the main training parameters are configured as follows: the learning rate is 1e-3, the training rounds are 20, and the loss function adopts the combined form of kl divergence and mean square error to accurately quantify the difference between the prediction results and the real labels and guide the optimization direction. aiming at the problem of intense gradient fluctuations in the early stage of training, a higher momentum parameter beta1=0.9 is set, which not only supposes the risk of parameter update oscillation but also ensures precise convergence in the later stage. to prevent overfitting, l2 regularization is introduced and the weight attenuation coefficient 5e-4 is set. by constraining the model complexity, overlearning of the training noise is avoided. as shown in figure 3, the training process is stable and eventually converges. figure 3. training loss curves for different datasets. (a) noman dataset (b) k562 dataset (c) rpe1 dataset 3. analysis result as illustrated in figure 4, to assess differences in singlecell gene expression before and after perturbation, we calculated the mean squared error (mse) for each gene between the control and experimental groups. given that the vast majority of genes exhibit no substantial changes between unperturbed and perturbed states, only the top 20 differentially expressed genes (degs) were considered. in the figure, the groups labeled "0/2 unseen," "1/2 unseen," and "2/2 unseen" correspond to experimental conditions where zero, one, or both perturbation targets were observed in the training set, respectively. this grouping setting precisely simulates the challenge of data sparsity inherent in gene perturbation prediction tasks: fewer perturbation targets observed during training correspond to larger information gaps the model must fill, with prediction difficulty increasing exponentially. the experimental results in figure 4 demonstrate that the proposed model exhibits significant advantages across all data groups, with prediction performance substantially surpassing all baseline models. even under the extremely challenging "0/2 unseen" scenario, the model's prediction error remains lower than traditional methods, robustly validating its superior generalization capability for complex multi-gene perturbation prediction tasks. the model's exceptional performance stems from two core innovative designs. firstly, the dual-stream network architecture overcomes the limitations of single data input modalities. by constructing parallel information channels, it achieves deep integration of gene expression data with domain knowledge: one pathway focuses on extracting statistical features from vast transcriptomic data, while the other encodes structured biological knowledge—such as gene regulatory networks (grns) and functional annotations— into learnable embedding vectors. these streams dynamically interact via an attention mechanism, ensuring the model simultaneously incorporates data-driven pattern recognition and biologically logical constraints. secondly, the novel mamba encoder, leveraging its unique linear-complexity architecture and dynamic attention mechanism, effectively overcomes the efficiency bottleneck of traditional transformers in long-sequence modeling. this encoder not only captures long-range dependencies within gene expression data but also adaptively adjusts feature weights according to different perturbation contexts. consequently, it precisely identifies key regulatory nodes within complex gene regulatory networks, significantly enhancing the model's prediction accuracy and robustness. 104 figure 4. distribution of mean squared error (mse) in gene perturbation response prediction. (a) noman dataset (b) k562 dataset (c) rpe1 dataset in this paper, an uncertainty score is adopted to measure the confidence level of the model prediction in new disturbances. the gaussian likelihood function is adopted to model the gene expression values under perturbation. meanwhile, an additional gene-specific layer is added to predict the logarithmic variance term (formula (8)), and the uncertainty score of the model is modified through the modified bayesian neural network loss (formula (9)) [24]. 2s log unc unc post pert u u u uw h b    (7) (2 ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 l exp( )( ) ktt k y unc u u u k l u s g g t t g           (8) figure 5. distribution of model uncertainty scores 105 the distribution of uncertainty scores for the model proposed in this paper is shown in figure 5. analyzing this figure shows that the model exhibits a low level of prediction uncertainty and a significant correlation between the predicted gene expression differences and the actual values. this result indicates that the model can not only reliably predict the expression changes after gene perturbation, but also effectively capture the complex dynamic features of gene interactions, providing an analytical tool with high confidence for the precise resolution of multi-gene perturbation effects. in the field of disease research, dynamic changes in gene expression patterns contain rich information, which can not only provide valuable potential biomarkers for disease diagnosis and prognosis assessment, but also can be used to identify key targets for therapeutic interventions and drug discovery by screening for genes with significantly altered expression levels. in order to explore the response mechanism of individual genes under different perturbation scenarios, this study analyzed the prediction of perturbation results for three typical gene combinations, which correspond to different levels of visibility in the training set: double-visible gene combinations (both genes present in the training process), single-visible gene combinations (only one gene present in the training data), and zero-visible gene combinations (both genes absent in the training data). training data exist). taking specific experiments as an example, the ets2 and cebpe gene combination belongs to the doublevisible type, and the complete perturbation data of both genes can be obtained during the training period; the fosb and cebpb combination is of the single-visible type, in which cebpb did not experience experimental perturbation during the training phase; and the foxl2 and meis1 combination is in zero-visible status, and the data related to both genes are completely lacking during the training process [25][26]. as shown in figure 6, the dual-stream model proposed in this study demonstrated outstanding performance in all three complex perturbation scenarios, achieving accurate and stable prediction of the expression level of genes after perturbation. this model not only performs excellently in the analysis of multi-gene interactions, but also the high correlation between its prediction results and the real data fully confirms the robustness and reliability of the model when capturing the complex mechanism of gene disturbances. figure 6. distribution of gene expression levels under dual-gene perturbation. 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(2022) high-content crispr screening. nature reviews methods primers, 2, article no. 8. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 128 research on distributed photovoltaic data prediction based on deep learning method nuolin yu * school of science, shandong jianzhu university, jinan, shandong, china * corresponding author email: 15689096889@163.com abstract: aiming at the problem of distributed photovoltaic output fluctuation caused by weather state change and the technical bottleneck of the existing prediction model lacking refined meteorological information support, this paper constructs a long short-term memory (lstm) network prediction model that integrates the characteristics of meteorological historical data. firstly, based on the k means method meteorological information fusion technology, the historical meteorological data set is divided into four basic categories: sunny, cloudy, cloudy, rain and snow according to typical weather characteristics, and special attention is paid to the weather transition process between various categories to form a fusion data set covering the complete weather evolution scene. then, based on the data set training, a distributed photovoltaic short-term power prediction model is constructed. finally, by inputting the weather type parameters of the day to be predicted, the lstm network power prediction results are output and the validity of the model is verified. the experimental data show that compared with the traditional bp neural network model, the average prediction error of the fusion model proposed in this paper is significantly reduced, which can provide more accurate decision-making basis for distributed energy access planning and optimal scheduling and resource allocation of power system. keywords: distributed photovoltaic; long short-term memory; data prediction. 1. introduction with the transformation of the global energy structure to low-carbon, distributed photovoltaic power generation, as an important part of clean and renewable energy, continues to rise in the penetration rate of power systems [1], [2], [3]. however, the distributed photovoltaic output is significantly affected by meteorological conditions such as light intensity, temperature, and cloud changes, showing strong intermittence and volatility, which poses a huge challenge to the stability and economic operation of the power system. accurate distributed photovoltaic power prediction can not only effectively improve the new energy consumption capacity and optimize the grid scheduling strategy, but also provide a key basis for distributed energy investment decisions [4], [5]. at present, distributed photovoltaic power prediction still faces many technical bottlenecks. on the one hand, traditional forecasting methods rely on a single data source or a simple mathematical model, which makes it difficult to capture the complex nonlinear relationship between meteorological conditions and pv output [6]; on the other hand, the phenomenon of scattered distributed photovoltaic stations, missing or incomplete historical meteorological data is widespread, resulting in insufficient generalization ability of the model, and the prediction accuracy is difficult to meet the actual needs [7]. many studies have also been carried out on this issue in the existing literature. yan et al. [8] proposed an ultra-short-term photovoltaic power prediction model based on optimal frequency domain decomposition and deep learning. [9] proposed a short-term wind power forecasting method based on support vector machine optimized by hybrid algorithm. the comprehensive prediction of distributed photovoltaic short-term power generation by using weather classification technology was studied in [10]. the prediction accuracy of photovoltaic power is not only related to the selected prediction method, but also closely related to different weather conditions. although some studies have tried to introduce deep learning algorithms to solve the above problems, there is still room for optimization in the fine processing and feature fusion of meteorological data. based on the above analysis, this paper focuses on the key technical problems of distributed photovoltaic data prediction, and proposes a prediction method that combines meteorological historical data and long-term and short-term memory network (lstm). it aims to improve the accuracy and reliability of distributed photovoltaic power prediction through refined meteorological data classification and deep feature mining, and provide theoretical support and technical reference for the efficient operation of power system and the scientific planning of distributed energy. 2. meteorological information fusion clustering process based on k means method limited by the high construction and maintenance costs of meteorological monitoring stations, there may be practical difficulties in accurate meteorological data. at present, it mainly relies on non-precise weather forecast to realize weather condition discrimination. according to the 33 climate types defined by the gb/t22164-2008 standard of the national meteorological administration, this study classifies the weather types into four basic categories: sunny, cloudy, cloudy and rain and snow through meteorological fusion technology. in view of the complex weather conditions including the weather transition process, such as sunny to cloudy, cloudy to rain, rain to snow, it is necessary to cluster the weather types in advance. specifically, the k means clustering analysis method is adopted. firstly, the clustering centers of the four basic weather types are extracted, and the euclidean 129 distance between the weather sequence data with the transition process and each clustering center is calculated by the data approximation algorithm, and then it is merged into the nearest typical weather state. on this basis, combined with the real-time weather forecast information of the forecast day, the deep learning model is used to construct the distributed photovoltaic output power prediction model, and the accurate prediction is realized through the training of historical data set. taking the historical data of distributed photovoltaic as an example, the specific process of k means clustering algorithm is as follows: (1) set the distributed photovoltaic object set  1 2, , , nh h h h  , n is the total number of data scenarios. then the photovoltaic sequence on the d day is  1 2, , ,d d d d mh h h h  , the photovoltaic sequence on the f day is  1 2, , ,f f f f mh h h h  , and m is the number of photovoltaic data points counted in a day. then the cosine similarity between dh and fh is: 1 cos 2 2 1 1 ( , ) m dn fn n m m dn fn n d f d f d f n h hh h s h h h h h h         (1) where the value range of cos ( , )d fs h h is [0,1] . the closer cos ( , )d fs h h is to 1, the more similar the photovoltaic curve shape represented by dh and fh is. (2) in order to quickly find the optimal number of clusters and obtain better clustering results, the contour coefficient method is introduced to determine the appropriate number of clusters based on the k means -clustering algorithm. ( )cs d is the contour coefficient value, which is defined as follows: ( ) ( ) ( ) max[ ( ), ( )]c b d a d s d a d b d   (2) where ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 0 ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) c a d a d b d b d s d a d b d b d a d b d a d           (3) where ( )a d is the average cosine similarity from sample dh to other samples fh in the same class. the smaller the ( )a d , the closer the distance between the sample dh and other samples in the same class, that is, the more similar. ( )b d is the average cosine similarity of all samples dh from sample fh to other categories. the larger the ( )b d is, the farther the distance between sample dh and other categories is, that is, the less similar. (3) the comprehensive contour coefficient of the clustering result ( )cs d can be obtained by averaging the contour coefficients of all samples. the specific definition is as follows: 1 1 ( ) n c c d s s d n    (4) where the cs value range is[ 1,1] . the closer the cs value is to 1, the better the clustering effect is. the corresponding value k when the index value cs reaches the maximum is the optimal number of clusters; the optimal clustering result is output, and the k typical time series scene corresponding to the optimal clustering number is obtained, denoted as 1, 2, , , ,k k  . the number of original scenes contained in the k -th typical scene is kn , and n is the number of all scenes. then the probability of the occurrence of the k -th typical scenario is /k ka n n . according to the clustering results, the data of changing weather types are clustered into four basic categories: sunny, cloudy, cloudy and rain and snow. the process of changing weather is shown in table.1. table 1. changing weather processes weather categories changing weather types sunny categories sunny, sunny to cloudy, sunny to rain and snow cloudy categories cloudy, cloudy to sunny, cloudy to overcast sky, cloudy to rain and snow overcast sky categories overcast sky, overcast sky to sunny, overcast sky to cloudy, overcast sky to rain and snow rain and snow categories rain and snow, rain and snow to sunny, rain and snow to cloudy, rain and snow to overcast sky the fusion of meteorological information processing on the original historical data can provide more obvious data for the prediction model to improve the overall accuracy of the prediction. after the deep learning model is built, the largescale data set is extracted with reference to the fuzzy weather forecast. the characteristic quantity of the input data set and the output object are trained, and the neural network is trained to fully mine the relationship between the historical data to improve the accuracy and obtain the prediction results. 3. short-term distributed photovoltaic prediction model based on lstm in this paper, after data fusion, data prediction methods are mainly divided into two kinds. the first method is the real meteorological data included in the historical data of photovoltaic power, which determines the meteorological categories corresponding to the historical data. the second is the forecast of the weather type on the day of the forecast day, which is generally provided by the meteorological department. based on this information, it is possible to decide which type of weather type data to use for prediction. compared with the traditional shallow learning method, the lstm deep learning method can better mine the relationship in historical data. 3.1. analysis of experimental results in order to improve the long-term dependence of recurrent neural networks, a gate mechanism is introduced to control the speed of information storage, including selectively adding 130 new information and selectively forgetting previously stored information. in this paper, a class of recurrent neural networks based on gating is proposed. the long-term and short-term memory network changes according to the characteristics of the recurrent neural network, and can properly deal with the problem of simple recurrent neural network-gradient explosion and disappearance. its operation principle is shown in figure 1. figure 1. loop structure diagram of lstm unit network lstm mainly controls the transmission of data through three gates, namely forgetting gate, input gate and output gate. 1 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) tanh( ) t i t i t i t f t f t f t o t o t o t s t s t s i w x u h b f w x u h b o w x u h b s w x u h b                    (5) where tx is the input of the current time and 1th  is the external state of the previous time. ∗ , ∗ , ∗ are the network structure parameters that need to be updated in the lstm network. x represents the long-term memory information of the time series. the activation functions  and tanh map the output to the  0,1 interval and  1,1 interval respectively. the larger the value is, the more information is transmitted forward at the previous moment. the smaller the value is, the less information is transmitted forward at the previous moment. each gate consists of a sigmoid layer (which outputs a vector from 0 to 1, representing 'the degree to which it is allowed to pass') and a dot product operation. the three gates control the retention or forgetting of information: (1) the forgetting gate: decide which old information in the cell state is discarded. (2) input gate: decide what new information is added to the cell state. (3) output gate: determine which part of the cell state is output as the current hidden state. the characteristic of the lstm network structure is that with the increase of stratification, errors do not decay rapidly, thus deepening the learning depth. compared with traditional learning algorithms such as shallow neural networks, the learning effect has not changed much after more than two levels, and its advantages are obvious. its core idea is to make the neural network have the ability of 'selective memory' through adaptive information screening, which is suitable for complex scenes that need to model long-term dependence. 3.2. distributed photovoltaic short-term output prediction process the value of lstm model parameters has a great influence on its fitting performance. experiments show that the selection of super parameters often depends on the nature of historical data itself, and too large or too small can not necessarily get the ideal results. the prediction model proposed in this paper includes two parts: meteorological fusion and deep learning network. the problem of fuzzy weather information is solved by meteorological fusion, and the problem is solved by deep learning network. the overall prediction process is shown in figure2, as follows: (1) firstly, the data of the output power period from 8: 00 to 18: 00 is extracted, and then the input sequence of the prediction model is sorted out and the training set and test set are divided. since the inputs are the same dimensional data, there is no need for normalization. (2) the input of the prediction model is extracted by correlation analysis. based on the k means -clustering algorithm, four clustering centers are obtained, and the distance between various types of weather data sets and clustering centers is calculated to realize the meteorological fusion of historical data sets. (3) based on the lstm network, the four types of data sets after meteorological fusion are used for training to obtain the trained lstm model. (4) enter the weather type of the day to be predicted to obtain the predicted daily power prediction value. divide the training set and test set determine the lstm network structure set the lstm hyperparameters construct lstm model training set simulation end kmeans data clustering start output prediction results figure 2. photovoltaic short-term output prediction process 4. example analysis this paper takes the historical photovoltaic data of a certain 131 place for example analysis. the data occurred from january 1 to december 31, 2020. by analyzing historical data, considering that the annual photovoltaic output period is 8: 00-18: 00, this period is used as the predicted data set. the time interval of a single period in this paper is 15 min. through the k means -clustering algorithm, the historical photovoltaic power sequence is classified, and the following results are obtained: from the specific situation of the various types of weather coverage in the table.2, sunny and cloudy categories contain more days. in order to highlight the advantages of meteorological fusion and lstm algorithm, the prediction results of unclassified data are compared with those after classification, and the prediction results of lstm algorithm combined with weather characteristics are compared with those of bp shallow neural network. table 2. change weather clustering results weather categories sunny categories cloudy categories overcast sky categories rain and snow categories number of categories 124 101 67 73 in the experiment, the super parameter setting of the lstm model is as follows: the initial learning rate is 0.005, the number of hidden layer neurons is 230, the maximum number of iterations is 100, and the minimum package size is 242. figure 3. comparison of typical sunny forecast results figure 4. comparison of typical cloudy forecast results figure 5. comparison of typical overcast sky forecast results 132 figure 6. comparison of typical rain and snow forecast results figure 7. comparison of prediction results of sunny to cloudy days figure 8. comparison of prediction results of overcast sky to rain and snow the above figures 3 to 8 show the comparison of the four algorithms of the photovoltaic output prediction curve under different weather conditions. it can be intuitively seen that the accuracy of the lstm algorithm is higher than that of the bp neural network and is closer to the real value. in order to comprehensively analyze the effectiveness and accuracy of the prediction model, the following three indicators are selected to evaluate the performance of various prediction models. the formula is as follows: 1 1 1 ( , ) ( ( ) ) ( )100% ( , ) m i i i m i i i n rmse x h h x y m h x y mape x h m y         (6) 133 where ( )ih x is the predicted value of the model, iy is the true value, and ny is the rated installed capacity. rmse is used to judge the difference between the predicted value and the actual value, and mape reflects the average percentage error on the rated installed capacity. table 3. comparison of prediction accuracy of different algorithms weather types mape rmse bp lstm bp lstm typical sunny 6.12% 3.45% 1.27 0.94 typical cloudy 12.4% 8.23% 2.45 1.73 typical overcast sky 6.37% 5.67% 1.65 1.24 typical rain and snow 3.15% 2.12% 0.56 0.38 sunny to cloudy 6.92% 5.56% 1.32 1.20 overcast sky to rain and snow 12.55% 6.21% 2.87 1.30 average error 7.92% 5.21% 1.69 1.13 table 3 shows the specific error values of different algorithms under the two indicators, and the smaller the value, the better. the mape value of lstm is 2.71% lower than that of bp, and the rmse value of lstm is also reduced, which is 0.56 lower than that of bp. 5. conclusion aiming at the problem of insufficient power prediction accuracy of distributed photovoltaic power stations due to the lack of historical meteorological data, this paper proposes a distributed photovoltaic output prediction method that integrates meteorological information and 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[10] abdel-basset m, hawash h, chakrabortty r k, et al. pv-net: an innovative deep learning approach for efficient forecasting of short-term photovoltaic energy production[j]. journal of cleaner production, 2021, 303: 127037. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 1 research on road construction and maintenance technology of open‐pit mines qiqi zhu *, lei kong china coal no.71 engineering company limited, suzhou anhui, 234000, china * corresponding author: qiqi zhu (email: 705674634@qq.com) abstract: as an important infrastructure for mine production and transportation, the construction quality and maintenance level of open-pit mine roads directly affect the efficiency, safety and economic benefits of mine transportation. this paper systematically analyzes the characteristics and classification of open-pit mine roads, discusses the key technologies of road construction, including subgrade treatment, pavement structure design, drainage system setting, etc., and elaborates the technical points and management measures of road maintenance. at the same time, combined with the development trend of modern technology, the application prospect of intelligent technology in mine road management was discussed. the research shows that scientific and reasonable road construction and maintenance technology can significantly improve the service life of roads, reduce transportation costs, and improve the overall operation efficiency of mines. keywords: open-pit mines; road construction; road maintenance; drainage system; intelligent management. 1. introduction the open-pit mine road is an important link connecting key production areas such as the stope, waste dump, and crushing station, undertaking the heavy responsibility of transporting ore and stripping materials [1]. with the continuous expansion of open-pit mining scale in china, the transportation pressure of mine roads is increasing day by day, and the importance of road construction and maintenance technology has become more and more prominent. according to statistics, the infrastructure investment of the mine transportation system accounts for about 60% of the total infrastructure investment, and the transportation operation cost accounts for about 30%-40% of the ore mining cost. therefore, optimizing road construction technology and improving the maintenance management system are of great significance for reducing mine production costs and improving economic benefits [2]. currently, open-pit mine roads in china generally suffer from problems such as poor evenness, severe dust generation, and insufficient maintenance. these issues not only increase vehicle wear and fuel consumption but also pose threats to driving safety. in response to these challenges, this paper systematically studies the key issues of open-pit mine road construction and maintenance from the two dimensions of technology and management, providing scientific references for mining enterprises. 2. characteristics and classification of open-pit mine roads 2.1. characteristics of open-pit mine roads open-pit mine roads differ significantly from ordinary highways: first, they have complex cross-sectional shapes, numerous turns, and steep slopes; second, they bear frequent rolling by heavy-duty mining trucks, subject to large loads; third, their service life is relatively short and needs continuous adjustment with the advancement of mining; fourth, they are exposed to harsh environmental conditions, prone to impacts from rainwater, dust, etc.[3-4]. these characteristics determine that mine roads must meet higher technical requirements in design and construction. 2.2. classification of open-pit mine roads according to their usage functions and stability, open-pit mine roads can be classified into the following categories [59]: 1.fixed roads: backbone roads connecting major production areas (such as stopes, waste dumps, and crushing stations), with high usage frequency and long service life. this type of road has the highest requirements for smoothness and load-bearing capacity. 2. semi-fixed roads: they remain relatively stable for a certain period of time and are mainly used to connect fixed roads and temporary mining areas. they will be gradually adjusted as mining progresses. 3. mobile road: a temporary and simple road that constantly adjusts its position as the mining face moves, usually serving the current mining area. 4. temporary roads: short-term use roads built for special needs (such as emergency rescue and temporary mining), with the shortest service life. in addition, according to their functions, mine roads can also be classified into end side roads (connecting the waste dump and the crushing station), slope roads (connecting the upper and lower mining and stripping platforms), and mining and stripping platform roads (temporary roads beside electric shovels). different types of roads have differences in construction standards and maintenance requirements, and need to be dealt with specifically. 3. open-pit mine road construction technology 3.1. road alignment and design road alignment is the primary step in construction. generally, the "zero point method "[10] is adopted: according to the proposed route and direction, a certain longitudinal slope is used. along the contour lines of the terrain or the contour lines of the steps within the mining area, the points 2 where the filling and excavation height of the road centerline is equal to zero are found. then, these zero points are connected in a line, and the horizontal and longitudinal sections of this line are adjusted to determine the exit positions. in deep concave open-pit mines, the determination of the line position should be carried out from top to bottom. based on the data provided by the mining design, such as the step height, the width of the transportation platform, the slope angle at the end of step mining, and the longitudinal slope of the road, the calculation and design should be conducted section by section. the following parameters should be given priority consideration in road design: the longitudinal slope should be controlled below 8%, and in special sections, it should not exceed 6% to 7% the radius of the horizontal curve shall not be less than 25m, and in difficult sections, it shall not be less than 15m (speed limit signs need to be set up). the cross slope is set at 2.4%-3.4% to facilitate drainage the minimum line of sight meets the requirements for safe driving 3.2. subgrade construction technology the subgrade is the foundation for road load-bearing, and its quality directly affects the service life of the pavement. when constructing the roadbed of open-pit mines, the following key points should be noted: 1. material selection: priority should be given to using discarded relatively hard yellow sandstone for the roadbed, with a thickness of no less than 2 meters. for sections with soft soil, materials such as crushed stones and gravel can be used for replacement and filling. 2. compaction process: large vibratory rollers are used for layer-based compaction, with each layer not exceeding 30cm in thickness, and the compaction degree meets the design requirements. the use of modern large vibratory rollers in combination with leveling machines can significantly improve the compaction effect. 3. special treatment: for weak foundations with high moisture content, methods such as drainage consolidation and adding curing agents can be adopted to improve soil quality. 4. slope stability: in the excavation section, slope stability should be taken into account, and a rockfall platform (with a width of no less than 1m) should be set up to prevent rockfalls. 3.3. pavement structure design according to the usage requirements and material supply conditions, there are mainly the following types of road surfaces in open-pit mines: 1. compacted gravel pavement: it has low cost and is easy to construct, but it has poor flatness, causes severe dust, and requires frequent maintenance. the performance can be improved by adding a wear-resistant layer (such as sunflower seed stone, clay stone nitrate, etc.). 2. crushed stone pavement: it is paved with graded crushed stones, which have better strength and durability than mudbound crushed stones. the recommended structure is: 30cm thick crushed stone base layer +15cm thick graded crushed stone surface layer. 3.cement concrete pavement [11] : it features high strength and good durability, but it is costly and has a long construction period. it is suitable for fixed roads with heavy traffic. 4. instant formed pavement using local materials: it can be quickly constructed by using the existing materials in the mining area, with low cost but average performance, and is suitable for temporary roads. pavement design should follow the principle of "adapting measures to local conditions and economic rationality", and be comprehensively determined in combination with traffic volume, service life and material supply conditions. 3.4. drainage system design a well-developed drainage system is the key to ensuring the durability of roads. the key points of road drainage design for open-pit mines include: 1. road surface drainage [12]: water is drained to the side ditch through the cross slope of the road arch (2.4%-3.4%), with the drainage length controlled within 500 meters, or an outlet is set up. 2. side ditches and water interception ditches: side ditches are set up on both sides of the road, and water interception ditches are set up above the top of the slope to intercept water from the slope surface. the longitudinal slope at the bottom of the ditch shall not be less than 0.5%, and the cross-sectional dimensions shall be determined based on the calculation of the catchment area. 3. special treatment: for sections with severe water seepage, the buried pipe drainage method can be adopted to reduce the maintenance frequency. 4. flood control coordination: the road drainage system should be designed uniformly with the flood control of the mining area to avoid mutual interference. 3.5. safety facility setup to ensure driving safety, the following safety facilities need to be set up on open-pit mine roads: 1. earth retaining wall: located on one side of the airport road, with a top width of 0.5-1.0 meters and a height of 1.21.5 meters, isolation earth retaining walls are set up for twolane sections in dangerous areas. 2. reverse slope setting: at turns, set the outer side to be higher (2%-6%) and the inner side to be wider (0.4-4.2m) to enhance driving stability. 3. visual guidance facilities: reflective signs and contour markers are set up on dangerous sections such as sharp curves and steep slopes to improve night driving conditions. 4. speed reduction facilities: speed bumps or vibration markings should be set up at the end of long downhill slopes, intersections and other locations to control the vehicle speed. 4. open-pit mine road maintenance technology 4.1. daily maintenance contents road maintenance lies in keeping the subgrade, pavement and structures in good condition. the specific tasks include: 1.roadbed maintenance: timely repair cracks and settlement, keep drainage unobstructed, and clear the silt in the side ditches. 2. road maintenance: remove scattered debris from the road surface and fill potholes (the depth of ruts on main roads should be no more than 50mm, and for temporary roads, no more than 100mm). fine-grained crushed stones or coarse-grained sand are scattered on gravel roads for anti-slip purposes [13] prevent road icing in winter (use sodium chloride and calcium chloride water solutions) 3. maintenance of structures: inspect the stability of 3 retaining walls, slopes, etc., and promptly repair damaged areas. 4.2. curing classification and cycle according to the scope and depth of maintenance, the maintenance of mine roads can be classified as: 1. minor repairs: routine maintenance, including emergency repairs of the roadbed and pavement and environmental cleaning, etc. [14], carried out as needed. 2. medium repair: periodic maintenance, including restoring worn road surfaces, reinforcing shoulders, and organizing drainage systems, etc., is generally carried out once every quarter. 3. major repair: comprehensive restorative maintenance, including roadbed reinforcement, pavement renovation, etc., is carried out every 1 to 2 years depending on the road condition. the maintenance cycle should be dynamically adjusted based on the type of road, traffic volume and usage conditions, and a maintenance mechanism of "prevention first and combination of prevention and treatment" should be established. 4.3. dust-proof technology dust pollution in open-pit mines is severe (the dust content in the air can reach 600-900mg/m³), which not only endangers health but also accelerates the wear and tear of equipment. the main dust prevention measures include: 1. dust suppression by sprinkling water: use a water sprinkler truck to sprinkle water regularly to keep the road surface moist but not excessive (to avoid mud). 2. chemical dust suppression: the road surface is treated with water-absorbing salts (such as calcium chloride) and organic binding materials (such as emulsified asphalt) for long-lasting dust suppression. 3. road hardening: lay cement concrete or asphalt crushed stone roads on sections with severe dust to fundamentally reduce dust sources. 4.4. seasonal maintenance priorities the focus of road maintenance varies in different seasons: 1. rainy season: strengthen the maintenance of the drainage system to prevent water from seeping in. repair the water-damaged sections in a timely manner; stock up on emergency repair supplies. 2. winter: prevent road icing; stock anti-slip materials; reduce the frequency of watering to avoid freezing. 3. windy season: increase the frequency of watering to control dust. reinforce vulnerable facilities such as temporary signboards. 5. modern technology and intelligent applications 5.1. mechanized construction technology the application of modern large-scale construction machinery has significantly improved the quality and efficiency of road construction: 1. bulldozer construction method [15]: this includes the parallel push method, the downward push groove method, etc., which can reduce the loss of roadbed materials and improve work efficiency. 2. intelligent compaction technology: by adopting gps positioning and automatic control of the roller, intelligent monitoring of the compaction process is achieved to ensure uniform compaction. 3. automatic road leveling system: laser or gps guides the road leveling machine to operate, improving the accuracy of road surface leveling. 5.2. intelligent monitoring and management intelligent technology provides new means for the management of mine roads: 1. computer vision technology: road extraction algorithms based on deep learning (such as fcn, unet, pspnet, etc.) can automatically identify road boundaries and diseases, improving inspection efficiency. 2. unmanned driving technology: through high-precision maps and positioning, autonomous driving of mining trucks is achieved, reducing the damage to roads caused by human factors. 3. intelligent dispatching system: optimize vehicle operation routes, balance road loads, and extend service life. 4. internet of things monitoring: deploy sensors on key sections to monitor parameters such as the stability of the roadbed and the smoothness of the pavement in real time. 6. economic benefit analysis scientific road construction and maintenance can bring significant economic benefits: 1. reduced transportation costs: well-maintained roads can lower transportation costs by 24%, reduce fuel consumption by 29%, and extend tire life by 40%. 2. reduced equipment maintenance costs: a smooth road surface reduces vehicle vibration, lowers the failure rate, and maintenance costs can be reduced by 20% to 30%. 3. enhanced production efficiency: the vehicle speed has increased by 31%, and the transportation efficiency has risen by 45%. under the same conditions, the output can be increased. 4. comprehensive benefits: after a certain open-pit mine implemented standardized maintenance, it saved over 5 million yuan in transportation costs annually, with an investment payback period of less than one year. 7. conclusion and prospects the construction and maintenance of open-pit mine roads is a systematic project, which requires strict control over each link from design, construction to maintenance. research shows that: 1. scientific alignment, reasonable material selection and standardized construction are the basis for ensuring road quality. modern mechanized construction technology can significantly improve work efficiency. 2. establishing a maintenance system that emphasizes "prevention first and combination of prevention and control", implementing hierarchical maintenance, and 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[15] guo yanbin, zhang yu, lv wenwei, et al. road construction and maintenance methods for extra-large open-pit coal mines [j]. open-pit mining technology,2022,37(6):58-60. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 14 intelligent control system for infrared hot air drying equipment based on plc peng yu 1, lin dong 2, *, cheng yin 1, zhenghai he 1, jiahui wang 1, shuang wang 3 1 school of mechanical engineering, xihua university, chengdu, sichuan 610039, china 2 institute of modern agricultural equipment, xihua university, chengdu sichuan 610039, china 3 oriental hitachi (chengdu) electric control equipment co., ltd., chengdu sichuan 611731, china * corresponding author: lin dong (email: lin.dong@mail.xhu.edu.cn) abstract: china's agricultural output has consistently ranked among the global leaders in recent years. however, most agricultural products and by-products are characterized by high moisture content and perishability, with improper post-harvest handling leading to significant losses. drying technology serves as a critical preservation method. infrared-hot air combined drying, leveraging its dual advantages of penetration heating and energy efficiency, has emerged as a pivotal approach in sustainable drying solutions. nevertheless, existing equipment faces challenges such as low automation and high energy consumption. to achieve precise temperature control and intelligent regulation in infrared-hot air drying systems, this study developed an intelligent control system based on programmable logic controllers (plc) using sichuan da hong citrus peel as experimental material, addressing key limitations of conventional equipment including poor drying quality, high energy consumption, and insufficient intelligence. the main research contributions and conclusions are as follows. keywords: drying of dried tangerine peel; intelligent control system; infrared hot air drying technology; programmable logic controller (plc). 1. introduction the market offers various types of drying ovens, with infrared hot air drying ovens standing out by combining the advantages of both infrared radiation and hot air drying to achieve efficient synergy between thermal energy transfer and moisture migration. during the drying process, infrared radiation penetrates the material's surface layer, where molecules absorb thermal energy. this intensifies molecular vibrations, raising internal temperatures and accelerating moisture evaporation[1]. simultaneously, the hot air system rapidly removes free moisture through forced convection, balancing temperature gradients and effectively addressing the common "dry exterior, moist interior" issue in traditional hot air drying [2]. the core technology lies in dynamically adjusting the energy ratio between infrared and hot air. for instance, high infrared radiation is used in the initial stage to rapidly increase temperature and shorten preheating time; during intermediate stages, hot air disperses moisture to prevent crust formation; while in later stages, low-power infrared combined with hot air prevents material charring [3]. by controlling infrared heating plates and fans via frequency converters, coupled with real-time temperature/humidity feedback, the system can adjust heating power according to material characteristics (e.g., porous structures, heat-sensitive components) to ensure consistent drying quality [4]. qu wenjuan et al.[5] found that composite drying reduced drying time by 19.2% and energy consumption by 11.6% compared to single technology when drying fresh walnuts with infraredhot air. the directional heating of infrared radiation minimizes ineffective heat loss, while the hot air circulation design enhances airflow uniformity [6], making it particularly suitable for drying flaky, granular, or uneven-thickness materials while significantly reducing issues like cracking and deformation. infrared hot air drying technology demonstrates exceptional performance in applications such as high-moisture fruit and vegetable crisp production, retention of active components in traditional chinese medicinal materials, and rapid shaping of ceramic green bodies. for instance, in food processing, composite drying not only rapidly removes moisture and preserves coloration but also prevents nutrient loss caused by localized overheating through hot air circulation. when applied to apple slices, this technology effectively suppresses browning, enhances drying efficiency, and improves product quality [7]. 2. composition and method of control system hardware the infrared hot air drying chamber is structured as shown in figure 1, with dimensions of 1100mm×680mm×640mm (length×width×height). both the inner and outer walls feature stainless steel construction, while insulation cotton is filled in the middle to minimize heat loss. a top-mounted axial fan (12) drives hot air circulation within the chamber, effectively reducing energy waste [8]. a ptc heating resistor (10) positioned left of the fan heats the air medium, which continues circulating under the fan's impetus. a graphene infrared heating plate (9) above the material tray enables efficient radiant heating of materials. temperature sensors (11,13) installed on upper and lower layers monitor internal temperatures in real-time, feeding data to the control system for power adjustment and temperature regulation. two humidity sensors (14,17) paired with a dehumidification fan maintain chamber humidity. the dehumidifier operates at exhaust vents (16) to prevent humid air from mixing with incoming airflow, while an induced draft fan is installed inside the intake vents (15). control components on the left side (6) integrate plc and human-machine interfaces, supporting multi-stage process programming. users can preset temperature and humidity settings for automated drying, with built-in fault alarms and data logging capabilities. 15 to mitigate the effects of fan vibration and temperature fluctuations on load cells, a modular design integrating the sensor with housing is implemented. the weight sensor is mounted at the base (7) of the housing, connected to a vibration-absorbing sponge pad at the interface. a connecting rod links the sensor to the material tray (8). during drying, the sensor continuously monitors weight variations in the material. since moisture content directly affects weight measurements, precise analysis of these data points enables real-time monitoring of moisture changes. the collected information is transmitted to the plc control system, providing precise data support for optimizing drying parameters and refining processes based on moisture fluctuations [9-15]. key technical specifications of the drying chamber are detailed in table 1 (a) overall appearance (b) internal structure 1. cabinet 2. control buttons 3. touchscreen 4. material door 5. maintenance door 6. control components 7. weight sensor 8. material tray 9. graphene infrared heating plate 10.ptc heater 11. upper temperature sensor 12. axial fan 13. lower temperature sensor 14. inner humidity sensor 15. air inlet 16. exhaust outlet 17. outer humidity sensor figure 1. composition structure of dryer table 1. main technical parameters of drying chamber 2.1. working principle of intelligent control of infrared hot air drying chamber the infrared hot air drying chamber operates through plc control and utilizes the principles of infrared radiation and hot air drying, as illustrated in figure 2.2. during operation, users configure target temperature and humidity parameters via the human-machine interface while activating both infrared heating plates and ptc heating resistors. external air is drawn into the duct system by the right-side induced draft fan. the heating resistors heat air to set temperatures through forced convection, while infrared heating plates above the material tray emit far-infrared radiation. this penetrates material surfaces, activating internal water molecule resonance to generate thermal energy, creating a dual heating effect of external convection and internal radiation. axial fans drive hot air to form a closed-loop circulation system: heated air is evenly distributed into the drying chamber through the left airflow distribution chamber. after completing heat-moisture exchange with materials, the vaporized moisture returns to the right duct via axial fans for residual heat recovery, minimizing thermal loss. integrated weighing sensors monitor material mass changes in real-time, dynamically displaying evaporation rates (evaporation=initial mass-current mass). when humidity sensors detect excessive chamber moisture levels, plc controls activate dehumidification fans and induced draft fans to rapidly expel moisture while replenishing preheated fresh air. this ensures optimal temperature-humidity balance throughout the drying process, achieving energy-efficient collaborative drying. 16 figure 2. working principle the system employs temperature and humidity sensors to monitor real-time environmental conditions within the chamber. a pid control algorithm dynamically adjusts the power supply to the temperature control system, while a plc manages the humidity control. when evaporation during material drying causes relative humidity to exceed preset thresholds, the system activates dehumidification fans. these high-performance units rapidly expel humid air through exhaust vents while simultaneously introducing fresh air via the ventilation system. this dual-channel airflow mechanism effectively reduces chamber humidity to target levels, with the dehumidification motors automatically deactivating once humidity parameters meet specifications. 2.2. intelligent control hardware system the infrared hot air drying box control system includes plc main controller, hmi, temperature sensor, humidity sensor, weight sensor, infrared heating plate, ptc heating resistor, frequency converter, dehumidification fan, axial flow fan and other components. the control system of the drying chamber uses mitsubishi fx programmable controller as the main control unit, which enables the start and shutdown of various moving parts through relays and frequency converters. the touchscreen communicates with plc to monitor the operating status of each actuator unit in real time, displaying information collected by various sensors on the screen. 1. air switch 2. mitsubishi fx2n plc 3.tc module 4. da module 5.ad module 6. solid state relay7. inverter 8. switching power supply figure 3. control cabinet hardware installation diagram 2.3. hardware wiring diagram according to the requirements of infrared hot air drying chamber control system, the required hardware scheme of the control system is determined. the selected hardware includes plc and hmi, plc input/output module, heating and exhaust hardware equipment, etc. the wire bundle color classification of the hardware wiring diagram is shown in table 2. table 2. hardware diagram wiring harness color 17 the wiring diagram of the system hardware is shown in figure 4. figure 4. system hardware wiring diagram 2.4. intelligent control software system in this control system, mitsubishi fx2n plc is selected as the core master controller. the main program is developed using gx works2 software, employing intuitive ladder diagram as the programming language while adopting a modular design philosophy. the system includes: a temperature control program for thermal regulation; a humidity monitoring program for data acquisition; a wind speed control program for airflow regulation; an infrared hot air heating program; a dehumidification control program for motor operation; and a circulation fan control program to ensure stable operation of the circulating fans [16]. the configuration control interface is designed to use kunlun tongtai ptc7062ti touch screen, and the operation interface is built by using mcgse configuration software. the control interface selects the kunlun tongstate ptc7062ti touch screen, which is equipped with a 7-inch resistive screen. the design concept of this device is to face the user and divide the control system configuration interface into four sections: user main interface, manual control interface, parameter setting interface and pid control interface. 3. testing and analysis 3.1. tangerine peel drying test equipment for this drying experiment, we selected the "da hong pao citrus" variety of sichuan red orange from its origin in sichuan province. the fruits were purchased from a local market, featuring a flat-round shape with smooth, delicate surfaces displaying a deep, uniform orange-red color. their peels were densely dotted with oil spots and had a loose texture that was easy to peel. the peeling process employed the "three-stroke method": starting from the top of the fruit toward the stem, three longitudinal cuts were made while keeping the stem connected. after the three-stroke peeling technique, the dried fruit peel became known as "chuan chen pi" (sichuan-aged peel). the experimental materials are shown in figure 5. the equipment used in this experiment is the infrared hot air drying box designed in this paper, and the electric constant temperature blower drying box is selected as the comparison. the dried tangerine peel is dried at the same temperature, and the electronic balance is used to measure the weight change of tangerine peel. the model numbers of the equipment used in this experiment are shown in table 3. figure 5. experimental materials dahongpao citrus table 3. dried tangerine peel equipment 3.2. dried tangerine peel test method the red tangerine peel is evenly divided into three segments using the "three-cut method", with excess portions trimmed to maintain total weight at 20.5g. following the xinhui citrus peel production standard db4407/t 70-2021, the moisture content must not exceed 13% [17]. the peel's weight is measured every 20 minutes. when the weight approaches 6.78g, shorten the measurement time; if it falls below 6.6g, stop drying immediately. during the drying process, increased temperature significantly enhances the potential energy of internal moisture migration in materials, accelerating the removal rates of bound and free water to reduce drying time. however, when temperatures exceed critical thresholds, volatile essential oils are released, causing rapid component 18 evaporation. this triggers thermal degradation reactions in flavonoid active substances and may induce maillard reactions in carbohydrates, forming a dense surface layer that impedes internal moisture transfer. conversely, excessively low drying temperatures may induce enzymatic browning reactions, promoting continuous action of polyphenol oxidases. prolonged drying also increases microbial contamination risks and leads to irreversible transformation of terpenoid substances before the characteristic aroma of dried tangerine peel is formed. based on previous research and considering that the optimal drying temperature for xinhui dried tangerine peel typically does not exceed 45°c, this study established three temperature gradient experiments at 30°c, 35°c, and 40°c. comparative drying tests were conducted using an electrically heated constant-temperature ventilated dryer and a specially developed infrared hot air dryer. 3.3. analysis of test results (1) drying time analysis according to the test data, the dry base moisture content is calculated by formula 4.10 as shown in figure 6. figure 6. moisture content of dry foundation the test moisture content was achieved through dry drying (≤8.4%). the drying times were: hot air 30℃ at 320 minutes; hot air 35℃ at 220 minutes; hot air 40℃ at 130 minutes; infrared hot air 30℃ at 180 minutes; infrared hot air 35℃ at 155 minutes; infrared hot air 40℃ at 100 minutes. under identical temperature conditions, the infrared hot air dryer reduced the required drying time by 43.75%,29.54%, and 23.07% respectively. the drying time of both is shortened when the temperature rises, and the time required by infrared hot air drying at the same temperature is less. the drying rate of the designed infrared hot air drying equipment is higher than that of electric heat constant temperature blower drying box. (2) coefficient of uneven drying fresh fruit peels were cut into 5mm×5mm cubes using scissors, with identical-sized samples obtained through the five-point sampling method (as shown in figure 7). the predried mass of these 5mm×5mm cubes was measured and averaged to obtain a value of 0.05g. based on the average moisture content, the absolute dry weight of each cube was calculated as 0.019g. after drying, the dried fruit peel cubes were positioned and weighed, with detailed records documented in table 3.2. the parameter mcave represents the average moisture content of the fruit peel where each cube was located. figure 7. fruit peel sampling points as shown in table 4, both hot air drying and infrared drying exhibited increased non-uniformity coefficients with temperature increases. at identical temperatures, infrared drying demonstrated 55.45%, 49.18%, and 52.12% reductions in non-uniformity coefficients respectively. the significant increase in hot air drying's coefficient stems from its heat exchange mechanism: heat gradually transfers from material surfaces to interiors through thermal convection, causing surface temperatures to exceed internal moisture levels. this results in rapid surface drying without adequate internal moisture migration, leading to substantial unevenness. in contrast, infrared drying utilizes radiant heating to generate internal molecular vibrations, creating localized heat sources that penetrate material interiors. this approach reduces temperature differential effects, significantly improving drying uniformity. experimental data confirms that the designed infrared hot air drying chamber achieves higher material uniformity compared to electrically heated constanttemperature drum dryers. table 4. coefficient of dryness inhomogeneity (3) citrus peel shrinkage rate the volume before and after drying was calculated by the drainage method, and the average volume of fresh tangerine peel 20.5g was 22ml, as shown in figure 8. the experimental results are shown in table 3.2. the overall shrinkage rate of infrared hot air heating was lower than that of conventional hot air drying. at the same temperature, the shrinkage rates under infrared drying 19 conditions decreased by 5.57%,4.92%, and 5.26% respectively. the infrared panel emitted radiation more uniformly, ensuring both the surface and interior of the dried citrus peel received consistent thermal exposure. this resulted in more uniform drying speeds across different sections, leading to relatively even shrinkage and a significantly reduced overall shrinkage rate. (a) volume before starting (b) volume added to the peel figure 8. fresh tangerine peel volume (4) drying energy consumption the power consumption during drying is recorded by using a pcolor power metering socket, as shown in figure 9. (a) hot air 30℃ energy consumption (b) infrared hot air 35℃ energy consumption figure 9. energy consumption measurementt the energy consumption measurement results are shown in table 5.5. as temperature increases, power consumption decreases. although the heating process requires higher power, the drying time is significantly shortened, resulting in reduced energy consumption. overall, infrared drying consumes less energy than hot air drying, with energy savings of 18.18%,20.50%, and 22.56% at the same temperature. this study designed an intelligent temperature control system for infrared hot air drying equipment, which can adjust parameters such as infrared radiation intensity, hot air temperature, and airflow velocity in real-time based on material dryness levels, thereby enhancing drying efficiency and energy conservation. 4. conclusion this study developed an infrared hot air drying control system utilizing combined thermal infrared technology. employing mitsubishi plc as the main controller, we designed both hardware and software for the drying chamber. comparative tests demonstrated that while both systems exhibited comparable temperature regulation capabilities, the infrared hot air drying chamber showed shorter processing times, lower non-uniformity coefficients, reduced shrinkage rates, decreased energy consumption, and superior dried tangerine peel performance compared to electrically heated constant-temperature drum dryers. references [1] zhu kaiyang, ren guangyue, duan xu et al. application of infrared radiation technology in drying of agricultural products [j]. food and fermentation industry, 2021,47(2 0):303-311. 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[17] db4407/t 70-2021. geographical indication products: xinhui citrus peel [s]. jiangmen market supervision and administration bureau, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 27 code commit health (cch): an effective and accessible metric for quantifying development code contributions shuang chen 1, *, nannan diao 2 1 school of shanghai advanced institute of finance, shanghai jiao tong university, shanghai 200030 china 2 school of educational information technology, central china normal university, wuhan hubei, 430079 china * corresponding author: shuang chen (email: casparchen@alumni.sjtu.edu.cn) abstract: the utilisation of lines of code (loc) or number of commits (noc) is an inadequate representation of the actual contributions of programmers. furthermore, evaluation systems based on complex and difficult-to-obtain information, such as code structures, are inherently limited to small-scale applications and cannot be applied on a large scale. in order to enhance the precision of assessment while preserving simplicity, this paper puts forth a novel evaluation metric: code commit health (cch) is a new metric that combines two existing metrics: the number of lines of code and the number of commits. it is designed to provide a more comprehensive evaluation of programmers' code contributions by employing a reasonable formula. in the actual study, the validity of cch was verified through an in-depth analysis of more than 300,000 commit records from ten renowned open-source projects and an empirical study of the commit data of 110 developers in an enterprise. the findings of the study demonstrate that cch is an effective means of reflecting the actual contributions of programmers and has good applicability. it is our intention to provide a practical method for quantifying programmers' contributions for the open source community, enterprises and academia, and to promote the science and rationalisation of code contribution evaluation. keywords: code commit health; quantifying development; code of value; code contribution assessment. 1. introduction at present, the majority of companies and organisations continue to employ two single metrics, namely lines of code (loc) or the number of code commits (noc), to assess the contributions of programmers. for example, github, the largest open-source community in the world, employs the number of commits as a means of calculating programmer contribution rankings[1]. in contrast, openharmony applies the number of lines of code as a metric for this purpose[2]. however, these two single metrics are inadequate for accurately reflecting the actual contributions of programmers. furthermore, the use of a single metric can easily result in the phenomenon of "brushing metrics". for instance, an assessment based solely on the number of lines of code may result in the proliferation of superfluous code, whereby programmers may utilize a greater number of lines of code to implement a given function that could be achieved with a smaller amount of code. the mere enumeration of commits is insufficient for identifying those that are devoid of meaningful content. for instance, a single commit comprising a single line of configuration, accompanied by a multitude of other commits, may be regarded as a trivial contribution. this phenomenon is particularly prevalent within the github community, which applies a commit count to determine the relative value of individual contributions. furthermore, scholars have proposed sophisticated measurement algorithms based on the structure of the code[3], which are undoubtedly more effective than single metrics. however, the threshold for obtaining these complex metrics is high, and different programming languages have different structures. there are currently dozens of popular programming languages[4], which has resulted in the majority of companies and organisations retaining the most rudimentary single metrics. in order to quantify and evaluate programmers' contributions in a more reasonable manner, this paper employs two metrics, noc and loc, and develops a set of formulas to calculate code commit health (cch). cch circumvents the various shortcomings associated with a single metrics and offers a more comprehensive assessment of programmers' contributions. the evaluation of a programmer's contribution can be conducted in a more effective manner, and the data necessary for cch is readily accessible, thereby enhancing the applicability of cch. for instance, cch is employed for the assessment of contributors in open-source communities, the evaluation of employee performance within enterprises, and the scoring of student contributions in programming teaching activities. 2. research method the methodology of this study is comprised of the following principal stages. the initial stage of the process entails the extraction of commit records from the code repository. the following step is the cleaning of the data using the isolated forest algorithm, with the objective of removing abnormal commits. subsequently, the programmers are grouped together, and the total number of commits and the average number of lines committed are calculated for each programmer. ultimately, the aggregated data is subjected to modelling and calculation in order to ascertain the final code commit health. 2.1. cleaning abnormal commit data a review of data from open source projects and internal enterprise commit records revealed a significant imbalance in the distribution of lines of code per commit, accompanied by a considerable degree of variance. some commits alter a 28 single line of code, whereas others modify thousands or even tens of thousands of lines of code. this phenomenon is particularly prevalent in certain front-end projects. for instance, programmers may be required to copy or integrate third-party javascript files, resulting in the submission of a substantial number of third-party code contributions that are not typically considered part of the original contribution. given the considerable discrepancy in the number of lines of code submitted on each occasion and the uneven distribution, it is not feasible to employ straightforward statistical techniques to assess the outliers. instead, machine learning methodologies must be utilised to validate the outliers. in this paper, we adopt the isolated deep forest algorithm[5] as the calibration method for outliers. the isolated deep forest algorithm randomly cuts the data space by constructing multiple isolated trees to achieve the detection of outliers. this randomness makes the isolated forest insensitive to the distribution of the data, thereby ensuring strong robustness and greater applicability to the research scenario described in this paper. four prominent open-source projects were selected for experimental investigation: vue3[6], dubbo[7], kafka[8] and transformers[9]. these projects span four distinct domains: front-end, back-end, middleware and machine learning. figure 1 illustrates the distribution of single-commit code lines for the four projects. it is evident that the distribution of single-commit code lines is highly uneven, and the isolated deep forest algorithm is capable of distinguishing outliers with greater efficacy. figure 1. isolation forest anomaly detection 2.2. establishing the relative importance of loc and noc once the two data sets of loc and noc have been obtained, it is necessary to confirm the relative importance of these two metrics in order to inform the subsequent formula design. a questionnaire survey was conducted on 36 programmers, with the design of the questionnaire based on the consistency matrix method in ahp hierarchical analysis[10]. this entailed a comparison of the two metrics on a two-by-two basis, with the use of a relative scale to enhance the precision of the evaluation. in this section, the relative importance of the noc and loc metrics is determined by comparing them two by two. in particular, the question posed was as follows: which of the two metrics do you consider to be more important in measuring programmer contribution in comparison to noc and loc? a total of five options were presented. the responses indicated that loc is significantly important, loc is slightly important, loc is equally important, noc is slightly important, and noc is significantly important. these responses were represented by scores of 2, 1, 0, -1, and -2, respectively. upon analysis of the collected results, it was found that the majority of respondents agreed that noc was relatively more important than loc, with a mean value of 1.03. the detailed distribution is shown in figure 2. figure 2. relative importance scores of loc and noc a higher number of commits typically indicates that the developer is actively engaged in the project and contributes more to its development. this is a common practice in globally renowned open-source communities such as github, gitee, and openstack, where noc is primarily utilized to document the developer's activity[1,11,12]. furthermore, there is a correlation between noc and code quality. it can be posited that an increase in noc may be accompanied by an increase in the quality of the code. however, it must be acknowledged that noc, in isolation, is not a comprehensive indicator of code quality. rather, it should be considered alongside other, more complex metrics[13]. 29 3. benchmarking the loc while the number of commits is a more important metrics of developer contribution than loc, it is not the sole factor that should be considered when assessing contribution. it is erroneous to assume that a high frequency of commits necessarily implies an actual high level of contribution, particularly in the presence of commit count swiping behaviours. it is therefore essential to assess the reasonableness of the number of lines of code submitted. in order to guarantee the fairness and accuracy of the assessment, it is necessary to clean the data in order to remove any anomalous commit records, such as those with a very low or very high number of lines. these outliers can be caused by incorrect commits, duplicate commits, or artificially swiped commits. the cleaned commits provide a more accurate reflection of the actual workload of the developer. in order to ascertain a reasonable number of lines of code, the mean value of the cleaned commit records can be employed as a benchmark. by comparing each developer's commit lines to this mean, it is possible to determine which commits are more reasonable and score higher; conversely, commits that deviate more from the mean are considered unreasonable and score lower. this approach effectively balances the frequency of commits and the amount of code, and reduces the incidence of developers increasing their scores through unnatural means. 3.1. formula design 3.1.1. calculation of contribution coefficient in light of the findings from the preceding steps, it becomes evident that the noc holds greater significance than the loc. in the formula design, it is essential to consider the significance of the noc, at the same time, to assess the reasonableness of the loc. this implies that the closer the value is to the mean value of the cleaned commit records, the more favourable it is. in order to achieve a more uniform distribution of contribution values, a logarithmic function is employed to address the phenomenon of logarithmic growth, which exhibits a gradual deceleration in the rate of expansion as the number of submissions increases. the rate of the score will be slower in order to balance the score gap between those who have a very high number of submissions and those who have fewer submissions. furthermore, this approach will avoid a very small number of high-frequency commits from scoring too highly. concurrently, to circumvent the potential issue of zero, logarithmic processing is conducted by uniformly appending a value of one to the processed quantity. subsequent to this addition, programmers with zero submissions are assigned a score of zero, rather than an undefined value, while programmers with lesser submissions are allotted a lower, yet non-zero, score. moreover, programmers with a greater number of submissions witness a progressively slower growth rate in their scores, which serves to maintain equilibrium across the distribution. the design formula is as follows: (1) ai denotes the contribution coefficient of the i-th individual, ci denotes the number of commits made by the ith individual, xi denotes the average number of lines commit by the i-th individual,x denotes overall average number of lines committed after data cleaning. 3.1.2. standardisation contribution coefficient in order to facilitate comparison of contribution coefficients, it is necessary to standardise them. standardisation can eliminate the influence of scale in the raw data, improving the performance and accuracy of subsequent data processing [15,16]. in the raw scores, a discrepancy in the performance of individuals with markedly disparate scores may impede subsequent comparative analysis. standardisation entails the conversion of all scores to standard scores on a uniform scale, thereby facilitating direct comparison. the standardisation of data entails a shift in the centre of the distribution, with the mean value set to zero and the variance set to one. this facilitates the subsequent mathematical operations, particularly when utilising sigmoid functions, as it allows for a more straightforward mapping of the standardised data to the desired range. the standardised contribution coefficient can be calculated by means of a mean and standard deviation calculation for the contribution coefficient. (2) zi denotes the standardised contribution coefficient of the i-th individual, ai denotes the contribution coefficient of the i-th individual,μdenotes the overall average number of contribution coefficient, σ denotes the standard deviation of overall contribution coefficient. 3.1.3. normalisation in order to enhance the intelligibility and accessibility of the score results, the normalised contribution coefficients were normalised using the sigmoid function. the sigmoid function is a widely employed normalisation method that is capable of mapping an arbitrary range of values to a range from 0 to 1, thereby facilitating the comparison of scores [17] subsequently, the result is multiplied by 100 and displayed as a percentage. this treatment not only renders the score more readily interpretable, but also more accurately reflects the developer's contribution in an intuitive manner. the normalised formula is as follows: (3) si denotes the contribution score of the i-th individual, e: the natural constant is approximately equal to 2.71828. 3.1.4. combining formulas in the preceding sections, the significance of the number of commits and the reasonableness of the number of lines of code committed to the contribution assessment were discussed, and corresponding formulas were proposed to quantify the impact of these metrics. in order to obtain a comprehensive measure of the developer's contribution, the three aforementioned equations are merged to create a single contribution score calculation formula. this final formula is derived from the combination of equation 1 (calculation contribution coefficient), equation 2 (standardisation contribution coefficients), and equation 3 (normalisation contribution coefficients). 30 (4) the final contribution score formula incorporates each of these metrics in order to guarantee a more comprehensive and equitable assessment of developer contributions. the formula is based on the following implications. (1) the noc serves as a significant metrics of contribution assessment. the greater the number of commits, the greater the investment of time and effort by the developer in the project. consequently, the contribution should be commensurately higher. the formula therefore includes consideration of the noc, and through the introduction of the logarithmic function, the effect of the noc on the contribution level is gradually smoothed in the case of high-frequency commits, thus avoiding the problem of a few high-frequency commits scoring too highly. (2) it is also important to consider the reasonableness of the loc. the presence of an excess or deficiency of lines in a single commit may be indicative of underlying issues pertaining to the quality of the code or the irrationality of the developer's commit behaviour. consequently, a factor has been incorporated into the formula to assess the reasonableness of the average number of submitted lines, which is adjusted in accordance with the proximity of the average loc of developers to the average loc of the overall cleaned project. in this context, a closer alignment with the average results in a higher score, whereas a deviation from the average yields a lower score. the final contribution score formula considers not only the number of commits made by a developer, but also the reasonableness of the number of lines of code committed. by combining these metrics, a scoring system is obtained that comprehensively reflects the actual contribution of the developer. this formula encourages developers to make more high-quality commits within a reasonable range, thus increasing their contribution to the project. 4. application examples in accordance with the cch score calculation formula proposed in section 2.4, this section will verify its application through two actual cases. the first case study will examine the application of the cch formula in the context of a prominent open-source software project, illustrating how it can be used to assess the contribution of open-source contributors. subsequently, we will examine the application of the cch formula within an enterprise context, illustrating the tangible outcomes of the formula's implementation in programmer performance assessment and contribution measurement through an actual enterprise case study, thereby substantiating its applicability and efficacy in diverse settings. 4.1. application in open source projects to illustrate, we examined the case of dubbo, a renowned micro-services open-source software developed under the apache software foundation. our analysis encompassed the entire history of the dubbo project, from its inception on june 20, 2012, to july 27, 2024. during this period, a total of 535 programmers contributed to the project's development, collectively making 5,803 code commits. in the initial processing of the commit records, 779 records were deduplicated based on the number of lines of code committed. subsequently, the data underwent cleaning using the isolated deep forest algorithm, resulting in the retention of 695 records. the data distribution is illustrated in figure 3. figure 3. distribution of line of code before and after cleaning using the isolated deep forest algorithm figure 3 illustrates the distribution of lines from a single code commit prior to cleaning. it is evident that the data is highly uneven, exhibiting significant outliers. the right part of the figure depicts the data distribution following cleaning with the isolated deep forest algorithm. it is notable that the data distribution is more uniform and fluctuates more steadily after cleaning. a comprehensive summary of the descriptive data statistics is presented in table 1. table 1. data descriptive statistics for the number of lines of code commits min mean media max standard deviation origin 1 1599 474 78332 5083 cleaned 1 578 397 2301 538 the commitment records from dubbo were incorporated into the cch contribution score formula to determine the top 10 rankings, as illustrated in table 2. 31 table 2. the top 10 contributors to the dubbo project, as calculated by cch rank cch rank github author count mean sum ai cch 1 1 chickenlj 1058 560 592766 2.319 99.998 2 6 crazyhzm 147 507 74542 1.163 99.344 3 2 albumenj 923 204 188051 1.151 99.301 4 5 cvictory 149 435 64879 1.007 98.518 5 3 dependabot[bot] 593 1 880 1.004 98.497 6 4 beiwei30 264 163 42938 0.925 97.735 7 8 mercyblitz 108 763 82386 0.897 97.396 8 13 kylixs 70 451 31577 0.877 97.105 9 7 liangfei0201 128 312 39919 0.869 96.988 10 9 oldratlee 104 352 36577 0.857 96.794 as can be observed from the table, there are some discrepancies between the rankings produced by cch and those derived from github. the first position remains unchanged, with chickenlj retaining the distinction of having the most commits and an average number of commit lines that is very close to the overall average of 578. additionally, chickenlj is the primary contributor to the dubbo project. the table indicates a rise of at least two places by the cch calculation in the column marked in red, and a fall of at least two places in the column marked in green. it is noteworthy that crazyhzm has experienced a significant shift in rank, advancing from 6th to 2nd place. this is primarily attributable to the fact that, despite ranking 6th in terms of the number of commits, his average number of lines of code commits is only slightly below the overall average of 578. consequently, he has been assigned a higher ranking. the dubbo project, like the majority of open source projects, adheres to the open source contribution convention and has a defined specification for the number of commit messages [18]. a further analysis of the detailed commit logs of albumenj and crazyhzm revealed that commits beginning with the words 'merge', 'bump' or 'prepare' are for the maintenance of version numbers. it can be observed that these behaviours contribute significantly less to the project than the actual code writing. a total of 228 out of 923 commits for albumenj are for versioning, representing 24.70% of the total number of commits. in comparison, crazyhzm has only 5 versioning commits, accounting for only 3.40% of the total number of commits. this also corroborates the assertion that crazyhzm has a higher average contribution per commit. furthermore, the dependabot[bot] account has fallen from third to fifth place. despite having a considerable number of commits (593), which is way ahead of the original fourth-place account (264), its average number of lines of code committed is only one, which is considerably lower than the average. it is evident that this account is responsible for versioning the various third-party packages. despite committing code on numerous occasions, the majority of these commits entail merely changing the version number, and thus, the value of the contribution is not particularly noteworthy. the dubbo project demonstrates that the cch contribution score formula is a valid and fair method of evaluation in practical applications. furthermore, the same validation process has been applied to ten projects in different languages and domains, with similarly positive results. this approach can effectively reduce the ranking to a level comparable to that of the dependabot [bot] account, providing a reasonable representation of actual contribution. refer to table 3 for a detailed overview of these and other open-source projects. table 3. list of open-source projects performing cch experiments project language tag stars contributors commits vue3 typescript front-end 46.2k 477 5896 echarts typescript front-end 59.9k 231 9375 dubbo java back-end 40.2k 560 5803 kafka scala middleware 28.1k 1185 13487 spark scala big data 39.1k 2110 41859 paimon java big data 2.2k 173 2962 transformers python machine learning 130k 2664 16587 tensorflow c++ machine learning 185k 3581 168228 redis c database 65.9k 717 12213 tidb go database 36.7k 871 24354 4.2. application in enterprise cch can be applied not only to the contribution ranking calculation of open source project personnel, but also as a reference basis for the assessment of code commits of programmers within the enterprise. in order to verify the applicability of cch in the enterprise environment, the cch algorithm was applied to company a. the code commits records of company a in the second quarter of 2024 were analyzed by cch calculation. 4.2.1. data preparation and tagging all code commit records of company a for the second quarter of 2024 were extracted, comprising 20950 code commits contributed by 110 developers. in order to evaluate 32 the effectiveness of the cch algorithm, it is first necessary to prepare the tagged dataset. a total of 20 basic leaders were asked to mark the team members they led based on the actual performance of the team members' code in the second quarter of 2024. this performance was evaluated based on a number of criteria, including the amount of tasks completed, task difficulty, and quality of the software interactions. the leaders were asked to perform a binary classification marking, with a value of 1 indicating high contribution and a value of 0 indicating low contribution. the actual marking result is that 76 individuals were identified as having made a high contribution, representing 69.09% of the total, while 34 individuals were identified as having made a low contribution, representing 30.91% of the total. this demonstrates that the distribution of contribution value is unbalanced, with a greater number of individuals identified as having made a high contribution than a low contribution. this aligns with the anticipated usage scenario of roc and auc [19,20]. 4.2.2. validity analysis the tagged real contribution data were employed to calculate and analyse the roc curves and auc values for the three evaluation metrics, namely cch, noc and loc. to visualise the classification performance of each metric, the corresponding roc curves were plotted, as illustrated in figure 4. the curves facilitate a more precise comparison of the accuracy and effectiveness of the different metrics in evaluating code contribution. figure 4. roc curves for cch, noc and loc the results of this experiment demonstrated that all three metrics exhibited a satisfactory level of classification performance. the area under the curve (auc) value for loc is 0.8324, the auc value for noc is 0.8678, and the auc value for cch is 0.9044. all auc values exceed 0.8, indicating that even these single metrics are effective in reflecting the majority of programmers' contributions within an organisation. however, the cch metric performs particularly well, with an auc value exceeding 0.9, indicating that cch is capable of more accurately differentiating between high and low programmer code contribution. by calculating the true positive rate (tpr) and the false positive rate (fpr), we were able to conduct a more detailed analysis of the accuracy of each metric in distinguishing between high and low contributing developers. the tpr indicates the proportion of all actual high contributing developers that were correctly identified, while the fpr indicates the proportion of actual low contributing developers that were misclassified as high contributors. the tpr and fpr values for each metric are presented in table 4. table 4. confusion matrix for the three metrics tpr fpr auc cch 0.6842 0.0882 0.9044 noc 0.6579 0.1471 0.8678 loc 0.6447 0.1765 0.8324 the experimental results demonstrate that the true positive ratio (tpr) of all three metrics is less than 0.7, indicating that when identifying high contributors, these metrics exhibit discrepancies with the actual contributions, and may miss identifying those developers with higher actual contributions. in the context of enterprise operations, while the number of commits and lines of code contributed by these highperforming developers may not be substantial, the complexity of the tasks they undertake is often elevated, as are the intrinsic values of the submitted code. the inability to assess these factors exclusively through commit records represents a major limitation of cch. nevertheless, cch continues to demonstrate superior performance in comparison to noc and loc. it is noteworthy that cch exhibits a false positive rate (fpr) of 0.0882, which indicates that it is highly accurate in identifying low contributors. in conclusion, the cch algorithm performs well in enterprise internal applications, not only in identifying high and low contributors, but also in terms of overall auc performance in comparison to noc and loc. cch enhances the precision and impartiality of the assessment process, offering a more robust foundation for enterprise-level developer contribution evaluation. 5. conclusion this paper proposes a new method for assessing developer contributions, designated cch (code commit healthiness). the objective is to evaluate developers' actual contributions to a project in a more simplistic and reasonable manner, taking into account the reasonableness of the number of commits and the average number of lines of commits, and combining it with data cleaning techniques. the efficacy and viability of the cch algorithm are validated through case studies on open-source projects and internal applications of company a. in the present study, we conducted an analysis of 10 prominent open-source projects, encompassing a total of over 300,000 commit records. the results demonstrate that the cch algorithm 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[20] bradley, a.p. 1997. the use of the area under the roc curve in the evaluation of machine learning algorithms. pattern recognit., 30, 1145-1159. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 5 elasticsearch for complex data association analysis: modeling, aggregation, and optimization techniques nanjun ye guangxi police college, nanning guangxi, 530000, china abstract: this study proposes a comprehensive methodology for complex data association analysis using elasticsearch (es), addressing the challenges of modeling, querying, and optimizing large-scale relational datasets. the proposed approach integrates multiple es-specific techniques, including flexible data modeling with nested and join types, advanced aggregation frameworks for statistical analysis, and systematic query and index optimizations. association strength between entities is quantified through co-occurrence metrics, implemented via es aggregations such as terms and bucket_script, enabling efficient pattern discovery without sacrificing performance. furthermore, the methodology emphasizes practical optimizations, such as sharding strategies, replica management, and careful aggregation design, to handle high-cardinality datasets and computationally intensive operations. the novelty lies in the holistic integration of these techniques, which collectively enhance es’s capability for multi-dimensional association analysis while maintaining near real-time responsiveness. this work is particularly relevant for domains requiring hybrid full-text and structured data analysis, offering a scalable solution that balances analytical depth with system efficiency. experimental validation demonstrates the method’s effectiveness in scenarios demanding both statistical rigor and operational agility, positioning es as a viable alternative to traditional relational databases for complex association tasks. the findings provide actionable insights for practitioners seeking to leverage es’s horizontal scalability and rich aggregation features in data-intensive applications. keywords: elasticsearch; complex data association analysis; distributed aggregation framework. 1. introduction complex data association analysis has become increasingly critical in domains ranging from business intelligence to scientific research, where identifying relationships between entities drives decision-making and discovery. traditional relational databases, while effective for structured data, face limitations when handling multidimensional associations, high-cardinality datasets, and realtime analytical requirements [1]. specialized systems such as graph databases [2] and distributed computing frameworks [3] have emerged to address these challenges, yet they often introduce trade-offs in flexibility, scalability, or operational complexity. elasticsearch (es) offers a compelling alternative by combining distributed architecture, inverted indexing [4], and a powerful aggregation framework [5]. originally designed for full-text search, es has evolved into a versatile tool for structured and unstructured data analysis, capable of processing complex queries at scale. its aggregation capabilities, in particular, enable sophisticated statistical operations, making it suitable for association analysis tasks that require both speed and depth. however, existing approaches often underutilize es’s potential, either by treating it as a simple search engine or by applying relational paradigms that ignore its native strengths. the proposed methodology systematically addresses these gaps by rethinking how es can model, query, and optimize complex associations. unlike traditional methods that rely on pre-computed joins or graph traversals [6], our approach leverages es’s nested and join field types to represent relationships while preserving query performance. aggregations such as terms and bucket_script quantify association strength through co-occurrence metrics, enabling pattern discovery without sacrificing real-time responsiveness. furthermore, we introduce optimizations tailored to es’s distributed nature, including sharding strategies and replica management, to handle high-cardinality datasets efficiently. the key contributions of this work are threefold. first, we formalize a data modeling framework for associations in es, demonstrating how nested structures and denormalization can balance query complexity with performance. second, we develop a suite of aggregation techniques to measure and rank associations, extending es’s native capabilities for statistical analysis. third, we provide empirically validated optimizations for large-scale deployments, addressing challenges such as memory usage and distributed computation. together, these advances position es as a viable platform for association analysis, particularly in scenarios requiring hybrid text and structured data processing. this paper is organized as follows: section 2 reviews related work in data association techniques and es applications. section 3 introduces es’s core features and their relevance to association analysis. section 4 details our methodology, including data modeling, aggregation design, and optimization strategies. section 5 presents experimental results, and section 6 discusses implications and future directions. 2. related work the analysis of complex data associations has been approached from multiple perspectives in prior research, ranging from traditional database systems to modern distributed frameworks. this section organizes existing work into three key themes: (1) association analysis techniques in relational and nosql systems, (2) elasticsearch’s evolving role in analytical workloads, and (3) optimization strategies for distributed data processing. 6 2.1. association analysis in database systems early approaches to association analysis relied heavily on relational databases, employing techniques such as the apriori algorithm [6] for frequent itemset mining. while effective for structured data, these methods often struggled with scalability when applied to large datasets or complex relationship networks. graph databases [1] emerged as an alternative, offering native support for relationship traversal but introducing trade-offs in query flexibility and horizontal scalability. more recently, nosql systems like mongodb [2] have incorporated aggregation pipelines, though their analytical capabilities remain limited compared to specialized tools. 2.2. elasticsearch for analytical workloads elasticsearch has transitioned from its origins as a search engine to a platform capable of handling diverse analytical tasks. the aggregation framework, introduced in later versions, enabled statistical operations comparable to those in traditional databases [5]. recent studies have demonstrated es’s effectiveness in log analysis [7] and social media analytics [8], where its ability to combine full-text search with structured aggregations proved particularly valuable. however, these applications typically focused on relatively simple relationships rather than the complex multidimensional associations addressed in our work. 2.3. distributed processing optimizations performance optimization in distributed systems has been extensively studied, with sharding techniques [9] and query planning [10] receiving particular attention. elasticsearchspecific optimizations have included index design patterns [11] and aggregation pipeline tuning [12]. while these works provided valuable insights, they often treated optimizations as isolated concerns rather than part of an integrated methodology for association analysis. the proposed methodology differs from existing approaches in several key aspects. first, it systematically combines es’s native features (nested documents, join fields) with statistical aggregation techniques to model and analyze complex relationships. second, it introduces novel optimizations specifically tailored for association analysis workloads, addressing challenges that prior es applications either ignored or handled suboptimally. finally, the approach demonstrates how es can serve as a unified platform for both relationship discovery and operational analytics, bridging a gap that typically requires multiple specialized systems. 3. background and preliminaries to establish a foundation for our methodology, this section introduces core concepts in data association analysis and elasticsearch’s architectural features that enable efficient relationship discovery. understanding these fundamentals is essential for appreciating how es can be adapted for complex analytical tasks beyond its traditional search-oriented use cases. 3.1. data association analysis fundamentals association analysis identifies meaningful relationships between variables or entities in large datasets, with applications ranging from market basket analysis to network topology discovery. the problem is formally defined through metrics such as support, confidence, and lift, which quantify the strength and directionality of associations [6]. support measures the frequency of co-occurrence between items, while confidence indicates the conditional probability of one item appearing given another. lift evaluates whether the association is statistically significant or occurs by chance. these metrics are computed as: support → ∩ (1) confidence → ∩ (2) lift → ∩ (3) traditional implementations rely on join operations and iterative scans, which become computationally expensive for high-cardinality datasets. distributed systems like es address this challenge through inverted indices and parallel processing, but require careful adaptation of association metrics to their query paradigms. 3.2. primary knowledge for data association analysis elasticsearch’s architecture introduces several concepts critical for efficient association analysis. its distributed nature partitions data into shards, enabling horizontal scalability, while replicas ensure fault tolerance [11]. the nested and join datatypes allow modeling hierarchical relationships, though with different performance trade-offs. nested documents are stored as separate lucene documents under the same shard, preserving query isolation but increasing index size. join fields emulate parent-child relationships across shards but incur higher latency due to distributed joins [9]. the aggregation framework provides the building blocks for association metrics. terms aggregations group documents by field values, analogous to sql’s group by, while bucket aggregations enable nested computations. metric aggregations (e.g., sum, avg) calculate statistics within buckets, and pipeline aggregations (e.g., bucket_script) combine results from preceding stages. for example, lift (equation 3) can be implemented via a pipeline aggregation that divides the joint probability (from a filters aggregation) by the product of marginal probabilities (from terms aggregations). understanding these components is prerequisite to designing efficient association analysis workflows in es. the next section will detail how they are systematically combined in our methodology to balance analytical rigor with system performance. 4. methodology for complex data association analysis using elasticsearch the proposed methodology transforms elasticsearch into a powerful platform for complex association analysis through systematic integration of its native capabilities. this section details the technical implementation across five key dimensions: data modeling, query formulation, multidimensional analysis, hybrid search-analytics integration, and performance optimization. 7 4.1. data modeling strategies for association analysis entity relationships are modeled through three complementary approaches, each optimized for specific association patterns. for hierarchical associations with low update frequency, the join datatype establishes parent-child relationships while minimizing storage overhead. the document structure embeds relationship metadata: { "entity_id": "a", "relations": { "name": "entity_relations", "parent": "a", "children": ["b", "c"] } } for high-cardinality associations requiring real-time analysis, nested documents with denormalized references provide better query performance. a nested field stores associated entities as an array of objects, enabling atomic updates and efficient co-occurrence counting: { "entity": "a", "associations": [ {"entity": "b", "context": "x"}, {"entity": "c", "context": "y"} ] } the third approach employs application-side joins for dynamic associations that evolve rapidly. entity relationships are indexed separately with timestamped edges, allowing temporal association analysis through range queries: { "source": "a", "target": "b", "timestamp": "2023-07-20t10:00:00z", "weight": 0.85 } 4.2. implementing multi-hop and complex association queries multi-hop traversals are implemented through chained aggregations that propagate context across relationship depths. for a two-hop association a→b→c, the query first resolves a→b connections through a nested aggregation, then applies a reverse_nested to return to the root document level before initiating the b→c traversal: { "aggs": { "first_hop": { "nested": {"path": "associations"}, "aggs": { "filter_a": { "filter": {"term": {"associations.sourc e": "a"}}, "aggs": { "targets_b": {"terms": {"field": "a ssociations.target"}}, "second_hop": { "reverse_nested": {}, "aggs": { "nested": {"path": "association s"}, "aggs": { "filter_b": { "filter": { "terms": { "associations.source": {"buckets_path": "targets_b"} } } } } } } } } } } } } association strength metrics are computed through pipeline aggregations. the jaccard similarity between entities x and y is calculated as: , | ∩ | | ∪ | (4) implemented via a bucket_script aggregation that combines cardinality aggregations of union and intersection sets: { "aggs": { "union": { "cardinality": { "script": "doc['x'].value || doc['y'].value " } }, "intersection": { "cardinality": { "script": "doc['x'].value && doc['y'].va lue" } }, "jaccard": { "bucket_script": { "buckets_path": { "u": "union", "i": "intersection" }, "script": "params.i / params.u" } } } } 4.3. association analysis across temporal, spatial, and high-cardinality dimensions temporal associations are analyzed through composite aggregations that segment relationships by time windows. a date_histogram partitions documents into hourly buckets, followed by nested terms aggregations for entity cooccurrence analysis: 8 { "aggs": { "time_windows": { "date_histogram": { "field": "timestamp", "calendar_interval": "hour" }, "aggs": { "entity_pairs": { "terms": { "script": "[doc['entity1'].value, doc ['entity2'].value]" } } } } } } spatial associations combine geo-distance aggregations with entity relationship filters. the following query identifies entities co-occurring within 1km radius segments: { "aggs": { "geo_grid": { "geohash_grid": { "field": "location", "precision": 5 }, "aggs": { "entity_matrix": { "matrix_stats": { "fields": ["entity1", "entity2"], "mode": "avg" } } } } } } for high-cardinality dimensions, the sampler aggregation reduces computational overhead by analyzing representative subsets: { "aggs": { "sample": { "sampler": { "shard_size": 1000 }, "aggs": { "entities": { "terms": { "field": "entity", "size": 100 } } } } } } 4.4. hybrid association analysis: combining full-text search and structured data textual relevance scores are integrated with structured associations through compound queries. a function_score query boosts documents containing both textual matches and strong associations: { "query": { "function_score": { "query": { "bool": { "must": [ {"match": {"content": "emergency response"}} ] } }, "functions": [ { "filter": { "terms": { "related_entities": ["hospital", "a mbulance"] } }, "weight": 2.0 } ] } } } 4.5. optimization techniques for efficient association analysis shard routing optimizations localize relationship analysis through custom routing parameters. documents with related entities are co-located on the same shard using a consistent hash of their relationship identifiers: put /relations { "settings": { "index.routing_partition_size": 3, "number_of_shards": 12 }, "mappings": { "_routing": { "required": true } } } memory-intensive aggregations are optimized through circuit breakers and fielddata filters: { "index.breaker.fielddata.limit": "60%", "indices.fielddata.cache.filter": { "size": 10000, "frequency": 0.01 } } 9 figure 1. enhanced elasticsearch architecture for complex data association analysis the architecture in figure 1 illustrates how these components interact during association analysis. query coordinators distribute aggregation trees across shards, with intermediate results merged through reduce phases. the aggregation processor evaluates relationship metrics while the circuit breaker monitors resource consumption. 5. experimental setup and evaluation to validate the proposed methodology, we conducted comprehensive experiments evaluating elasticsearch’s performance in complex association analysis scenarios. the evaluation framework measures both analytical accuracy and system efficiency across diverse datasets and query patterns. 5.1. datasets and baseline methods 5.1.1. datasets three datasets with varying characteristics were selected to assess different aspects of association analysis: (1)retail transactions[13]: contains 3.2 million market basket records with product co-occurrences, used to evaluate frequent itemset discovery. (2) social network interactions[14]: comprises 4.8 million user interactions (likes, shares) with temporal and directional attributes, testing multi-hop relationship analysis. (3) geospatial events[15]: records 1.7 million locationtagged incidents with entity co-occurrences, assessing spatialtemporal association patterns. 5.1.2. baselines the methodology was compared against: (1)relational implementation[16]: postgresql with optimized joins and window functions for association rule mining. (2)graph database approach[17]: neo4j utilizing native graph traversals and cypher queries. (3) distributed framework[18]: apache spark mllib’s fp-growth implementation for comparison with batchoriented processing. 5.2. performance metrics system efficiency was measured through: throughput queries processed time interval (5) latency response request (6) analytical accuracy was quantified using: f1-score 2 precision recall precision recall (7) where precision and recall were computed against ground truth associations. 5.3. implementation details the elasticsearch cluster comprised 8 nodes (2 coordinating, 3 master-eligible, 3 data nodes) with 32gb ram each, running es 8.7. index configurations included: (1)sharding: 12 primary shards with 1 replica, sized at 3050gb per shard based on dataset characteristics. (2)mapping: combined nested fields for entity relationships with join types for hierarchical associations. (3)circuit breakers: fielddata limit set to 40% of heap space with request-level termination thresholds. 5.4. results and analysis 5.4.1. association discovery accuracy table 1 compares f1-scores for top-100 association rules across methods. the proposed es implementation achieved 92.3% accuracy on retail data, outperforming relational (88.1%) and graph (85.7%) baselines due to efficient cooccurrence counting through aggregations. table 1. association rule discovery accuracy (f1-score %) dataset elasticsearch postgresql neo4j spark retail transactions 92.3 88.1 85.7 89.5 social network 89.7 82.4 91.2 84.3 geospatial events 94.1 79.8 83.6 87.9 5.4.2. query performance figure 2. query latency distribution across association types 10 for multi-hop queries (3-hop depth), es demonstrated 2.8x lower latency than neo4j (142ms vs 398ms) at 95th percentile, attributed to parallel aggregation execution across shards. throughput scaled linearly with node count up to 1,824 queries/second for simple associations. figure 2 shows latency percentiles for different query types. spatial-temporal associations exhibited higher variance due to geo-grid computations, while nested aggregations maintained consistent sub-200ms response up to the 99th percentile. 5.4.3. resource utilization memory usage during intensive aggregations remained stable at 65-72% of allocated heap, with circuit breakers preventing 98.7% of potential out-of-memory incidents. the sampler aggregation reduced cpu usage by 43% for highcardinality dimensions while maintaining 89% accuracy in association strength rankings. 5.5. ablation study we evaluated individual methodology components by selectively disabling optimizations: table 2. performance impact of key optimizations configuration throughput (qps) p95 latency (ms) full methodology 1,824 142 without shard routing 1,215 278 without sampler aggregation 1,402 210 with fielddata cache 1,763 151 shard routing provided the most significant benefit (50% throughput improvement), validating the importance of data locality for association analysis. the sampler aggregation reduced tail latency by 34%, demonstrating its effectiveness for high-cardinality scenarios. 6. discussion and future work 6.1. limitations and challenges of the proposed methodology while the methodology demonstrates strong performance in controlled experiments, several practical limitations emerged during deployment. the most significant constraint involves memory-intensive aggregations when analyzing associations across high-cardinality fields (>100k distinct values). although circuit breakers and sampling mitigate this issue, they introduce trade-offs in result completeness— particularly for long-tail associations that may be filtered out. another challenge stems from elasticsearch’s eventual consistency model, where near-real-time search capabilities can temporarily yield inconsistent association metrics during index refreshes. this becomes problematic for applications requiring strict transactional guarantees, such as financial fraud detection systems. the nested document model, while efficient for hierarchical relationships, imposes storage overhead proportional to association density. in datasets where entities participate in numerous relationships (e.g., social networks with average degree >50), index sizes grew 3-5× larger than equivalent relational representations. this not only increases storage costs but also impacts cold query performance due to larger shard sizes. finally, the current implementation lacks native support for directional association metrics (e.g., asymmetric confidence scores), requiring workaround aggregations that complicate query construction and reduce execution efficiency. 6.2. potential application scenarios and use cases the methodology’s hybrid approach—combining full-text search with structured association analysis—opens several high-impact application avenues. in healthcare analytics, it enables simultaneous search across clinical notes and quantitative association mining between diagnoses, medications, and outcomes. preliminary tests with deidentified ehr data showed 40% faster cohort identification compared to traditional etl-based approaches [19]. e-commerce platforms could leverage the spatial-temporal association capabilities for dynamic recommendation systems. by correlating product views with geofenced user locations and time patterns (e.g., increased electronics interest near business districts during weekdays), retailers achieved 22% higher click-through rates in a/b tests [20]. the geospatial components also show promise for urban analytics, where infrastructure sensors generate streaming associations between traffic flows, air quality, and event occurrences. emerging applications in cybersecurity incident response demonstrate the methodology’s versatility. security operations centers processing 10m+ daily events used the multi-hop aggregation technique to trace attack paths 60% faster than traditional siem tools [21]. the ability to pivot between textual log analysis (e.g., error messages) and structured entity relationships (e.g., ip-to-host mappings) proved particularly valuable for advanced threat hunting. 6.3. directions for future research and enhancements three key research directions warrant further investigation to address current limitations. first, developing incremental association metrics could enable real-time updates without full recomputation. this would involve adapting streaming algorithms like lossy counting [22] to elasticsearch’s aggregation framework, potentially through custom plugin development. preliminary simulations suggest such an approach could maintain 95% metric accuracy while reducing computation costs by 70% for frequently updated datasets. second, enhancing directional relationship analysis requires extensions to the aggregation api. a proposed asymmetric_terms aggregation could natively support metrics like confidence difference (p(x|y) p(y|x)), with optimizations for common directional patterns. this would particularly benefit influence analysis in social networks and causal relationship discovery in scientific datasets. finally, cross-cluster association mining presents untapped opportunities. current implementations are limited to singlecluster deployments, but federated techniques could enable privacy-preserving analysis across distributed datasets—for example, identifying disease patterns across hospital networks without sharing raw patient records. early experiments with cross-cluster search and federated aggregation pipelines show promising results, though challenges remain in result consistency and performance optimization [23]. 11 7. conclusion the methodology presented in this paper demonstrates that elasticsearch can serve as a robust platform for complex data association analysis when its native capabilities are systematically leveraged. by integrating nested data modeling, advanced aggregations, and distributed optimizations, we achieve performance comparable to specialized systems while maintaining es’s strengths in horizontal scalability and hybrid search-analytics workloads. the experimental results validate that this approach handles diverse association patterns—from market basket cooccurrences to spatiotemporal event correlations—with subsecond latency at scale. key technical innovations include the adaptation of traditional association metrics (support, confidence, lift) to es’s aggregation framework, enabling efficient computation without sacrificing real-time responsiveness. the shardaware optimization strategies address critical bottlenecks in distributed relationship analysis, particularly for highcardinality dimensions where conventional methods falter. practical deployments across multiple domains confirm the methodology’s versatility, offering a unified solution that eliminates the need for maintaining separate analytical and operational data stores. while 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(2022) from distributed machine learning to federated learning: a survey. knowledge and information systems. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 47 design of an intelligent agv system based on dynamic navigation and warehouse visualization can liang, liangxu sun *, shuaiye luo, ruihao wu, xingnuo liu university of science and technology liaoning, anshan liaoning, 114051, china * corresponding author: liangxu sun abstract: focusing on the core role of intelligent agv systems in smart warehousing, this paper proposes a hybrid navigation architecture integrating magnetic guidance and visual slam, combined with visualization technology to achieve full-process monitoring of warehouse operations. the system enhances environmental adaptability through multi-source sensor data fusion (magnetic guidance accuracy: ±1 cm, visual slam dynamic correction). efficient obstacle avoidance is realized via a* global path planning and the dynamic window approach (dwa). a digital twin visualization platform is constructed using the three.js engine, supporting real-time agv trajectory rendering and anomaly warnings. the design adopts a distributed fault-tolerant mechanism (hardware redundancy + software degradation) to ensure system reliability, providing scalable technical references for warehouse automation upgrades. keywords: agv navigation; digital twin; dynamic path planning; three.js; fault-tolerant mechanism. 1. introduction with the rapid expansion of e-commerce logistics, traditional warehouse automation systems face severe challenges. existing agvs (automated guided vehicles) predominantly rely on single navigation technologies. for example, magnetic guidance is cost-effective but rigid in path planning, making it unsuitable for high-frequency shelf adjustments. visual slam, while capable of dynamic environmental perception, suffers from positioning drift and latency due to insufficient computational power. additionally, the lack of a global visualization monitoring system hinders managers from promptly grasping agv operational status and warehouse resource distribution, leading to delayed anomaly responses and inefficient decision-making. current research attempts to integrate multi-modal navigation technologies, yet significant gaps remain in lightweight digital twin architectures, dynamic coordination of multisource data, and distributed fault-tolerant mechanisms, making it difficult to balance accuracy, cost, and system reliability. to address these issues, this paper proposes an intelligent agv system design for smart warehousing. by combining the high-precision positioning of magnetic guidance (±1 cm) with the dynamic environmental adaptability of visual slam, a hybrid navigation architecture is constructed to balance cost and flexibility. a lightweight 3d visualization platform is developed using the three.js engine and webgl technology, achieving millisecond-level agv trajectory rendering and real-time anomaly event annotation. a "hardware redundancy-software degradation" multi-level fault-tolerant mechanism is designed, enhancing system robustness through dual can bus communication and finite state machines [1]. this solution aims to overcome the technical bottlenecks of traditional agv systems, providing a highly reliable and lowcost approach for warehouse automation upgrades, thereby advancing the logistics industry toward flexibility and intelligence. 2. system architecture design (1) design framework the system adopts a layered architecture as figure 1, achieving efficient collaboration through modular division. the perception layer integrates multi-source sensors: a magnetic sensor array (±1 cm positioning accuracy) collects electromagnetic guidance signals in real-time; a camera (30 fps) and lidar (16-line) collaboratively build environmental point cloud data; and an imu (inertial measurement unit) provides attitude angle and acceleration compensation to ensure data completeness in dynamic scenarios. the control layer employs an edge-device collaborative computing architecture: nvidia jetson edge nodes execute visual slam algorithms (orb-slam3) and path planning engines, while an stm32 master chip controls four-wheel drive motors via pid closed-loop control, achieving sub-centimeter motion accuracy. the application layer integrates path planning, visualization, and maintenance functions: the path planning engine adopts a dual-layer strategy of a* global optimization and dwa local obstacle avoidance; a three.js based 3d digital twin platform dynamically maps the physical warehouse layout; an echarts dashboard displays task efficiency and equipment health metrics; and the maintenance module supports preventive maintenance decisions through anomaly log clustering analysis. (2) technical approach the hybrid navigation uses magnetic guidance as the core path reference, with visual slam dynamically correcting cumulative errors. the magnetic sensor array calculates lateral offsets via differential signals, fused with imu data through kalman filtering to output stable poses. visual slam, based on orb feature point matching and lidar point cloud registration, constructs local environmental maps in real-time and corrects magnetic guidance deviations via a weight-adaptive algorithm (dynamic confidence threshold), limiting positioning errors to ±1.5 cm in complex scenarios (e.g., temporary obstacles). the digital twin architecture 48 employs the three.js lightweight rendering engine, loading warehouse 3d models in gltf format and enabling efficient rendering of thousands of shelves and agv trajectories via webgl instancing. the echarts dashboard synchronizes real-time data (e.g., agv battery levels, task progress) from edge nodes via websocket and visualizes warehouse efficiency metrics using scatter plots and heatmaps. the communication architecture, based on mqtt protocol, publishes agv status data (json format) from edge nodes to cloud topics, with the visualization platform subscribing to these topics for end-to-end transmission delays≤200 ms. critical commands (e.g., emergency stops) are ensured via qos2-level transmission, achieving a packet loss rate below 0.01%. figure 1. system layered architecture interaction diagram 3. agv dynamic navigation design (1) hardware architecture the agv magnetic navigation module adopts a 4×4 hall sensor array layout, achieving ±1 cm positioning accuracy through differential signal detection. the array is uniformly distributed around the agv chassis with 15 cm spacing between adjacent sensors, covering omnidirectional electromagnetic guidance line detection. the signal conditioning circuit integrates a second-order butterworth low-pass filter (cutoff frequency: 1 khz) and a 24-bit ad sampling module, effectively suppressing high-frequency motor interference and improving the signal-to-noise ratio to 60 db. the visual slam module, based on orb-slam3, enables dynamic environmental perception through fast feature point extraction, bow (bag of words) model matching, and tightly coupled imu optimization, with singleframe processing time ≤30 ms on nvidia jetson xavier [2]. lidar (16-line) and stereo camera (30 fps) data are synchronized via hardware triggers for timestamp alignment, and point cloud-image feature fusion via extended kalman filter (ekf) achieves ≥95% accuracy in dynamic obstacle detection. (2) path planning algorithm global path planning employs an improved a* algorithm with a cost function defined as: f(n)=g(n)+λ*h(n) where g(n) is the actual movement cost, h(n) uses manhattan distance weighted by dynamic environmental risk coefficients (e.g., path congestion index), and the weight λ dynamically adjusts with agv battery levels (0.8–1.2)[3]. the open list utilizes a min-heap to optimize node expansion efficiency, achieving path planning times ≤200 ms for 10,000cell grid maps. local obstacle avoidance applies the dynamic window approach (dwa), with velocity sampling space limited to v∈[0,1.5 m/s],ω∈[−0.8,0.8] rad/s. the evaluation function integrates three metrics: g(v,ω)=0.6*headingalign+0.3*obstacledist+0.1*velocitypref here, path alignment (headingalign) is calculated via cosine similarity, obstacle distance (obstacledist) via lidar point cloud nearest-neighbor search, and velocity preference (velocitypref) correlates with task urgency. code example (python): # core logic of dynamic-weight a* algorithm def improved_astar(start_node, goal_node, battery_level): open_set = priorityqueue() open_set.put(start_node, 0) came_from = {} # path backtracking dictionary g_score = defaultdict(lambda: float('inf')) g_score[start_node] = 0 while not open_set.empty(): current = open_set.get() if current == goal_node: return reconstruct_path(came_from, current) for neighbor in get_neighbors(current): # calculate actual movement cost (considering terrain slope) tentative_g = g_score[current] + calculate_terrain_cost(current, neighbor) if tentative_g < g_score[neighbor]: came_from[neighbor] = current g_score[neighbor] = tentative_g # dynamically adjust heuristic weight λ (based on battery level) lambda_weight = 0.8 + 0.4 * (1 battery_level) h = heuristic(neighbor, goal_node) f_score = tentative_g + lambda_weight * h open_set.put(neighbor, f_score) return none # no feasible path found (3) multi-level fault-tolerant mechanism hardware redundancy adopts a dual can bus architecture: the primary bus (500 kbps) and backup bus (250 kbps) achieve seamless switching via heartbeat monitoring, with communication recovery time ≤10 ms. software degradation employs a finite state machine; if lidar fails, the system switches to magnetic guidance as the primary mode, compensates localization via historical path interpolation, and maintains task success rates ≥85%. the anomaly handling process integrates an online diagnostic engine, monitoring 17 49 device parameters (e.g., motor temperature, battery soh). anomalies are reported via rocketmq priority queues, and the task scheduler dynamically reallocates agv tasks while triggering audible/visual alarms, achieving end-to-end response latency ≤1 s. figure 2. agv prototype test diagram 4. warehouse visualization system design (1) hybrid visualization architecture the system adopts a "3d scene + 2d dashboard" hybrid architecture as figure 3. the three.js engine renders the 3d warehouse model, while echarts 2d charts enable multidimensional data linkage[4]. the 3d scene loads shelf and agv models in lightweight glb format, reducing memory usage (≤500 polygons per shelf) via webgl instancing, and supports zooming and drag interactions. the 2d dashboard subscribes to edge node data via websocket, dynamically generating task efficiency line charts, inventory heatmaps, and equipment health gauges. data flows through a unified message bus (rocketmq) to synchronize 3d and 2d components, ensuring global data consistency. figure 3. hybrid visualization architecture diagram (2) anomaly warning and interaction design the system implements abnormal visualization through a cross-dimensional alarm linkage mechanism: when glm-4v detects cargo tilting, dynamic red patches with transparency increasing with risk levels are generated in the corresponding area of the 2d thermal map, while real-time surveillance thumbnail of the abnormal shelf is displayed in a pop-up window. agv fault events are presented with dual identification methods topological graph nodes show color gradient changes (green→yellow→red) reflecting health decay trend, and time stamps on the line chart are inserted with breakpoint markers associated with maintenance work order numbers. the interactive design includes three-level penetration analysis: 1) clicking thermal map patches triggers 3d scene perspective focusing; 2) double-clicking topological nodes expands equipment sensor time-series curves (voltage, temperature, etc.); 3) dragging the timeline initiates global data backtracking, supporting historical comparison analysis of agv trajectories and inventory status. (3) performance optimization data transmission optimization: high-frequency data streams (agv coordinates, sensor readings) use delta encoding to eliminate redundant information (e.g., static coordinates), reducing bandwidth usage by 52% (tested with 100 concurrent agvs). low-frequency data (models, logs) are cached via cdn edge nodes, with http/2 multiplexing reducing initial load times to 1.2 s (baseline: 2.8 s). rendering control: frustum culling dynamically manages rendering queues, using lod level 0 (full detail) for visible areas and lod level 1 (50% polygon reduction) for non-focal regions, cutting gpu memory usage by 38% (tested on nvidia quadro p4000) [5]. 5. conclusion the proposed hybrid navigation architecture (magnetic guidance + visual slam correction) and digital twin visualization technology synergistically achieve high precision (±1.5 cm) and adaptability (dynamic obstacle detection rate ≥95%) for warehouse agv systems. the virtual-physical mapping via 3d models and real-time data significantly improves anomaly response efficiency (end-toend latency ≤500 ms). however, the current solution lacks conflict resolution algorithms for multi-agv clusters, potentially causing path planning deadlocks in dense scenarios (e.g., head-on collisions), limiting scalability. future work will integrate game theory-based distributed negotiation mechanisms and explore deterministic communication via 5g-tsn networks to enable ultra-largescale agv collaboration. acknowledgments this research was supported by the 2025 college student innovation and entrepreneurship training program of university of science and technology liaoning. references [1] zhang, w., yang, w., & li, f. 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[6] gan, y., zhang, b., ke, c. et al. research on robot motion planning based on rrt algorithm with nonholonomic constraints. neural process lett 53, 3011–3029 (2021). frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 57 research on airport traffic situation based on multi‐ source data jie ren 1, weijia hao 2 1 guangzhou civil aviation college, guangzhou guangdong, 510403, china 2 guangdong nanhua vocational college of industry and commerce, guangzhou guangdong, 510000, china abstract: with the rapid development of the aviation industry, the complexity and uncertainty of airport traffic situations have increased significantly. existing prediction methods for airport operations often rely on single data sources, which fail to comprehensively and accurately reflect dynamic changes in airport operations. this study proposes a multi-source data fusion framework for airport traffic situations and establishes an intelligent prediction model based on the fused data to achieve precise forecasting. furthermore, optimization strategies for airport operations, including resource allocation and flight scheduling, are proposed based on prediction results. the effectiveness of these strategies is validated through simulation experiments. the results demonstrate that the intelligent prediction method based on multi-source data fusion significantly improves the accuracy and reliability of airport operation forecasting, providing a scientific basis for airport management and enhancing operational efficiency and service quality. the innovation of this research lies in proposing a hierarchical fusion architecture that combines deep learning with attention mechanisms to address spatiotemporal alignment challenges of heterogeneous data, as well as employing multi-objective optimization algorithms to balance resource utilization and passenger satisfaction metrics. keywords: multi-source data fusion; airport traffic situation; intelligent prediction; optimization strategies; deep learning. 1. introduction 1.1. research background airports, as critical infrastructure in aviation networks, face escalating operational complexities due to rapid growth in air traffic [1][2]. airport operations are influenced by multiple factors, including flight data (e.g., flight numbers, schedules, delays), meteorological data (e.g., weather conditions, wind speed, visibility), ground traffic data (e.g., vehicle flow, road congestion), and other related factors (e.g., facility status, staffing) [3]. existing studies predominantly focus on single data sources, leading to incomplete or inaccurate predictions of dynamic operational changes [4]. therefore, integrating multi-dimensional information through multi-source data fusion is essential to construct an intelligent prediction and optimization framework for addressing realtime operational challenges. 1.2. research significance accurate prediction and optimization of airport traffic situations hold significant value:operational efficiency: optimized resource allocation reduces delays and improves runway utilization;passenger satisfaction: dynamic scheduling minimizes waiting times and enhances service quality; safety assurance: early warnings for adverse weather conditions mitigate operational risks. for instance, singapore changi airport improved gate turnover rates by 18% through data-driven scheduling [5]. this study provides both theoretical and practical insights for advancing smart airport development. 1.3. research content this study encompasses four key components:factor correlation modeling: quantifying the contributions of flight data, meteorological data, and ground traffic data using principal component analysis (pca) and granger causality tests [6];multi-source data fusion framework: designing a feature-level fusion method based on deep learning to resolve spatiotemporal alignment challenges; dynamic prediction model: developing a multi-timescale prediction model (short-term 15 minutes, medium-term 1 hour, long-term 24 hours) integrating long short-term memory (lstm) and attention mechanisms;multi-objective optimization: balancing resource utilization and passenger satisfaction via the nsga-ii algorithm. 2. analysis of factors influencing airport traffic situations 2.1. flight data flight data, including flight numbers, schedules, aircraft types, and delay causes, are critical drivers of airport operations. for example, mechanical failures cause abrupt delays, while air traffic control-induced delays exhibit temporal clustering. analysis of historical data from a major hub airport revealed a 15% higher delay rate during morning peaks (6:00–9:00) due to runway saturation and insufficient ground support [7]. aircraft type differences (e.g., a380 vs. b737 turnaround times) also impact gate allocation efficiency. singapore changi airport improved gate turnover rates by 18% through aircraft-type-specific scheduling strategies [5]. 2.2. meteorological data meteorological factors nonlinearly affect operations. for instance, runway closure probability rises significantly when visibility drops below 800 meters, and crosswinds exceeding 15 m/s necessitate directional adjustments for certain aircraft. analysis of guangzhou baiyun international airport’s 2021 data shows typhoon season (july–september) flight cancellation rates 3.2 times higher than non-typhoon periods. localized convective weather (e.g., microbursts) requires integration of radar data and numerical forecasting models. 58 denver international airport reduced delays by 12% using the weather research and forecasting (wrf) model for thunderstorm path prediction [8]. 2.3. ground traffic data ground traffic data encompass passenger vehicles, cargo trucks, and service vehicles. at shanghai pudong airport, peak-hour vehicle inflows reach 5,000 vehicles/hour, with parking saturation extending passenger walking distances. gps trajectory analysis reveals that each 100-meter increase in taxi pick-up distance prolongs boarding time by 4 minutes. london heathrow airport reduced passenger misconnections by 10% through real-time traffic monitoring and shuttle route optimization [9]. 2.4. other factors infrastructure status (e.g., runway wear, jet bridge malfunctions) and staffing (e.g., security personnel shifts) critically impact efficiency. real-time maintenance data can preempt risks, as demonstrated by a case where hydraulic system failure caused delays. policy changes, such as pandemic-related terminal closures at shanghai hongqiao airport in 2022, reduced passenger diversion efficiency by 25%, highlighting the need for dynamic adaptability in models [10]. 2.5. factor correlation analysis pearson correlation and grey relational analysis [11] reveal:flight delay rates and visibility exhibit a correlation coefficient of -0.73 (p < 0.01);ground traffic congestion and passenger misconnection rates show a grey relational degree of 0.68;facility failures impact on-time performance with a 3-hour lag.structural equation modeling (sem) confirms meteorological factors account for 66% of delay effects (direct: 0.45; indirect via ground traffic: 0.21). 3. multi-source data fusion methodology operations 3.1. data preprocessing 3.1.1. data cleaning outliers in flight data (e.g., -30-minute delays) are identified via boxplots and 3σ criteria, then corrected using neighboring flight interpolation. missing meteorological data (e.g., wind speed gaps) are filled via arima time-series forecasting. ground traffic outliers (e.g., 500% traffic spikes) are detected via isolation forest and smoothed using moving averages. 3.1.2. data standardization heterogeneous data are standardized hierarchically: flight delays normalized to [0,1] via min-max scaling; wind speeds standardized via z-score; categorical variables (e.g., weather types) encoded via one-hot encoding; radar images enhanced via histogram equalization. 3.2. feature extraction random forest-based feature importance analysis identifies key features: flight dimension: rolling delay rate (6-hour window), aircraft turnaround time; meteorological dimension: 1-hour precipitation probability, vertical wind shear; ground traffic dimension: parking occupancy rate, taxi arrival peaks. principal component analysis (pca) reduces 47 features to 15 dimensions, retaining 95% variance. t-sne visualizations validate feature separability. 3.3. data fusion framework 3.3.1. fusion technique selection deep neural networks (dnns) outperform kalman filters in nonlinear fusion. a hierarchical architecture is adopted: bottom layer: cnn extracts spatial features (e.g., regional traffic distribution); middle layer: lstm captures temporal dependencies; top layer: attention mechanisms dynamically weight multi-source features. 3.3.2. framework design the four-layer framework includes: data ingestion layer: real-time apis for ads-b signals, weather radar, and magnetic vehicle flow data; feature extraction layer: parallel processing via cnn (images), lstm (time-series), and embedding (categorical data);fusion layer: multi-head attention aligns multimodal features into 128-dimensional vectors; output layer: airport traffic index (0–100; lower values indicate higher operational stress).distributed computing ensures sub-200ms inference latency for real-time applications. 4. intelligent prediction model development and validation 4.1. model selection a hybrid temporal convolutional network (tcn)-lstm model addresses long-sequence gradient vanishing:input layer: 15 fused features;tcn layer: dilated convolutions (dilation=1,2,4) extract multi-scale temporal patterns;lstm layer: 64 neurons with tanh activation;output layer: linear regression for 1-hour delay prediction.bayesian optimization determines hyperparameters: learning rate=0.001, batch size=64, dropout=0.3. 4.2. model training and validation 4.2.1. dataset partitioning a rolling window approach (7-day window, 1-day step) generates 52 training-validation-test subsets to capture seasonal variations. data from beijing, shanghai, and guangzhou airports (2019–2022) comprise 1.2 million records. 4.2.2. model training adam optimizer with huber loss (δ=1.0) balances mse and mae. training converges at 50 epochs (validation loss=0.12). learning rate decay (0.1 per 10 epochs) avoids local optima. 4.2.3. model validation five-fold cross-validation yields an average mae of 8.2 minutes, 14% lower than standalone lstm. the model achieves 87% recall for severe delays (>60 minutes) and outperforms arima in extreme weather (22% lower mae). 4.3. prediction result analysis 4.3.1. accuracy evaluation test set performance:clear weather: mae=6.3 minutes, r²=0.91;rainy weather: mae=9.8 minutes, r²=0.85.longterm (24-hour) predictions show 18% lower mae than prophet models. 4.3.2. visualization an interactive dash platform visualizes regional heatmaps and delay curves. case studies show 92% accuracy in predicting gate adjustments during thunderstorms. multidimensional data drilling (e.g., by airline or aircraft type) aids 59 decision-making. 5. airport operation optimization strategies 5.1. resource allocation optimization 5.1.1. gate assignment optimization a multi-objective model minimizes total delays while maximizing gate utilization, subject to aircraft-gate compatibility and minimum turnaround constraints. improved nsga-ii with dynamic crossover probabilities (pc=0.7–0.9) generates pareto-optimal solutions. simulations show 22% higher gate turnover and 18% shorter delays. at shenzhen bao’an airport, peak-hour gate conflicts decreased from 15% to 5%. 5.1.2. boarding gate optimization hungarian algorithm-based matching reduces average walking distance by 28%. amsterdam schiphol airport reported 12% higher passenger satisfaction using similar strategies. 5.2. flight scheduling optimization dynamic departure sequencing prioritizes high-risk delays and weather-affected flights based on alternate airport capacities. simio simulations show 15% shorter departure waits and 12% higher runway throughput. chicago o’hare airport reduced evening peak departure delays from 45 to 32 minutes. 6. conclusion this study establishes an intelligent prediction and optimization framework for airport traffic situations using multi-source data fusion and deep learning. experimental results demonstrate a 23% improvement in prediction accuracy over traditional methods, with optimization strategies effectively mitigating resource conflicts. future work will focus on cross-airport collaboration via federated learning, high-fidelity digital twin environments, and reinforcement learning for real-time dynamic scheduling. references [1] shi, d. 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(2021). journal of advanced transportation, 45(3), 112–125. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 12 wall climbing robot for high‐altitude steel frame inspection huihui hong *, zuozi chen chongqing polytechnic university of electronic technology, chongqing 401331, china * corresponding author: huihui hong abstract: we present a wall-climbing robot based on microcontroller technology, designed to assist or replace human workers in hazardous maintenance tasks. the platform integrates modular components including an esp32 module, real-time video monitoring, voice broadcast, and sk-3000 eddy current sensors. operated via 2.4 ghz gps2 remote control or autonomous navigation, it detects surface cracks and paint degradation on metal structures. upon defect detection, the system triggers audible alerts through its voice module. this solution eliminates safety risks associated with high-altitude operations, reduces resource waste, and enhances maintenance efficiency by 40% while lowering operational costs. keywords: voice broadcast module; pushrod motor; electromagnetic adsorption. 1. introduction since the beginning of the 21st century, china has experienced rapid economic growth, leading to a significant increase in port trade volume. as a result, large-scale steelframe structural equipment in ports, such as ship unloaders, gantry cranes, bridge cranes, and rail-mounted gantry cranes, has developed at a rapid pace. however, alongside the widespread use of these steel structures, various uncontrollable factors have led to rapid damage, thereby reducing the service life of the equipment. this has generated a growing need for maintenance [1,2]. current robotic inspection systems exhibit significant limitations hindering comprehensive flaw detection. a major deficiency is restricted mobility and accessibility. rigid robots like the th climber are often confined to inspecting easily reachable, relatively planar surfaces, resulting in critical blind spots near structural features (e.g., welds, nozzles, complex joints, curvature changes). consequently, defect-prone areas remain uninspected. furthermore, these systems demonstrate poor adaptability, struggling on rough, uneven, porous, or corroded surfaces common in industry. adhesion reliability poses another key challenge, especially for vacuum-based systems like andi. maintaining suction seal integrity on rough or irregular surfaces is difficult, leading to sliding or detachment. this causes inspection interruptions, potential damage, and operator intervention, undermining the core benefit of continuous robotic operation. finally, limited obstacle-crossing ability severely restricts these robots. navigating common protrusions like weld seams, bolts, or surface irregularities frequently exceeds their mechanical design. to address these issues, we have developed a wall-climbing robot that offers strong adsorption capabilities, simple operation, and resistance to slipping, which enhances the quality and efficiency of maintenance work while lowering costs. our robot has been designed to overcome the limitations of existing technologies by providing more flexible, efficient, and reliable solutions for the inspection and maintenance of large-scale steel-frame structures, particularly in environments with complex geometries and surfaces[3,4]. the working principle and functionality of this wallclimbing robot are based on communication between the microcontroller (mcu) chip, esp32 module, wifi camera module, sk-3000 eddy current sensor module, and a 2.4 ghz remote control handset module. the system is designed with omnidirectional mobility, obstacle detection and avoidance capabilities, a certain load-bearing capacity, and fall prevention features. it is easy to control, reliable, and capable of both autonomous navigation and remote control operation[5,6]. 2. working principle and functions of robots the robot can move freely in all directions based on a predefined route or be remotely controlled via the 2.4 ghz gps2 wireless remote control handset. additionally, the sk3000 eddy current sensor detects cracks or paint peeling on steel structures. upon detection, an audio alarm is triggered through the voice broadcast module, and the operator can view real-time video footage on a computer or mobile device using the esp32 wifi camera module. the robot employs a pushrod motor as the power source for electromagnetic adsorption, facilitating the ascent and descent of the robot. a total of 8 pushrod motors control 24 electromagnetic adsorption pads, providing the necessary lifting power. the innovative framework-based design enables the robot to move freely on steel surfaces and overcome or avoid obstacles of predetermined width, length, and height. the mcu uses adc conversion to process the output from the eddy current sensor, which detects cracks or paint peeling. the out pin of the sensor outputs an analog signal, which is connected to the mcu's input pin. the analog signal is then converted into a digital signal via a/d conversion. the mcu detects the high or low level of this pin to determine whether cracks or paint peeling are present. the following figures (figure 1 and figure 2) display the waveforms of the eddy current sensor’s analog and digital outputs, as observed via an oscilloscope. 13 fig 1. the waveforms of sensor’s analog outputs fig 2. the waveforms of sensor’s digital outputs 3. hardware structure the framework of the wall-climbing robot serves as the main movement mechanism and acts as the carrier for the foot elevation and adsorption mechanism. when designing the mechanical structure, various factors such as mass, stiffness, strength, and compactness must be considered. to ensure the robot’s structural strength and stiffness, minimizing the mass and optimizing the compactness of the structure are ideal. therefore, hollow steel tubes were selected as the material for the framework, and the frame is designed in a "田" (field) shape to minimize the mass of the entire structure. this design achieves a lightweight, cost-effective, aesthetically pleasing, and practical structure that meets the robot's self-weight and certain load-bearing capabilities. the physical robot is shown in figure 3: 1-power supply lithium battery,2-esp32 wifi camera module,3-sk-3000 eddy current sensor, 4-relay module, 5-pushrod motor, 6-signal receiver, 7-horn, 8-voice broadcast module, 9-2.4 ghz gps2 remote control handset,10-electromagnet. fig 3. hardware structure of the wall-climbing robot the robot is controlled by a microcontroller (mcu) system, which is primarily composed of several key subsystems: power supply system, flaw detection system, communication system, and propulsion system. the power supply system uses a dual graphene battery setup, with mosfets controlling the switching of the primary and backup batteries. in the event of an anomaly with the primary battery, the backup battery is automatically activated. the flaw detection system employs the sk-3000 eddy current sensor for smallscale flaw detection. the communication system connects the mcu with the signal receiver, utilizing the 2.4 ghz gps2 remote control handset to enable remote control of the wallclimbing robot. figures 4 and 5 show the remote control system and the flaw detection process, respectively. 14 fig 4. eddy current sensor for flaw detection fig 5. remote control handset for remote operation the propulsion system uses pushrod motors as the lifting power source for the electromagnetically adsorbed feet. the adsorption mechanism consists of 8 groups, with each group containing three electromagnetic adsorption feet. the connecting rods of the suction cups are equipped with small springs for buffering, which prevents the adsorption effect from being compromised due to uneven surfaces. this design provides strong adsorption power and allows the robot to carry significant loads. the electromagnet’s adsorption can easily detach the magnetic feet from the surface, protecting the adhered surface. the adsorption structure is simple yet effective. the physical form of the electromagnetically adsorbed foot is shown in figure 6. fig 6. electromagnetic adsorption foot structure design and physical display 4. software program design the design of the robot system primarily includes two key aspects: initialization of the microcontroller's internal data memory and resetting of the mechanical components. initialization of internal data memory: this step involves the initialization of the internal auxiliary relay area and the input-output process image register area. this initialization is fundamental to enabling the rapid response of the mechanical components. resetting of mechanical components: this includes resetting the main pushrod motor in the xy plane direction and performing a zero-point return for the eight groups of electromagnetically adsorbed feet. once the system initialization is complete, the reset switch is turned off. according to the operational requirements, one of the four movement buttons (upward, downward, left, or right) is pressed to enable the wall-climbing robot to move autonomously along the steel frame surface. 15 fig 7. overall scheme of control system 5. directional movement program design the entire control program can be divided into six main components: the common program (including the sensor detection module), the reset program, the upward movement program, the downward movement program, the leftward movement program, and the rightward movement program. the common program is responsible for controlling the actual output points. the reset, upward, downward, leftward, and rightward movement programs are responsible for controlling the auxiliary relay contacts within the microcontroller. the state of the actual output points in the common program is controlled by the status of the auxiliary relay contacts, which are set by the reset, upward, downward, leftward, and rightward movement programs. fig 8. process display and physical motion display 6. conclusion this study presents a wall-climbing robot for steel structure inspection. its lightweight "田"-shaped frame and innovative electromagnetic adhesion system (24 pads controlled by 8 pushrod motors) enable robust omnidirectional movement and obstacle negotiation. the integrated sk-3000 eddy current sensor detects cracks and paint peeling; processed by the mcu's adc, it triggers audio alarms, while an esp32 camera provides real-time video. remote control via a 2.4 ghz handset or autonomous operation is supported. an autoswitching dual battery system ensures power reliability. this design effectively combines mobility, precise flaw detection, and remote operation for practical structural inspection. acknowledgments this work was supported by the science and technology research program of chongqing municipal education commission (grant no. kjqn202303119) and supported by chongqing polytechnic university of electronic technology 2024 student innovation "ma yue" project (grant no. 24xj xscx12). references [1] schmidt, d., & berns, k. climbing robots for inspection and maintenance of large structures—a survey of design aspects and technologies. robotics and autonomous systems, 2013, 61(12), 1288-1305. 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[6] zhang ming-lu, zhang xuan, li man-hong, et al. optimization design and flexible detection method of a surface adaptation wall-climbing robot with multisensor integration for petrochemical tanks[j]. sensors, 2020, 20(22): 6651. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 73 design of hydrological information monitoring system based on single-chip microcomputer siju jiang, ying guo * school of electronic information, xijing university, xi’an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author: ying guo abstract: china is rich in water resources, but water pollution has intensified under industrialization. traditional manual hydrological monitoring is inefficient and error-prone. this paper designs an intelligent monitoring system based on stm32 single-chip microcomputer, which uses turbidity, ph, and temperature sensors to monitor water quality in real time. data is transmitted remotely via a gsm module to achieve intelligent management, reducing costs and improving efficiency. this system provides a reliable solution for water resource protection and holds significant social and practical value. keywords: hydrological information monitoring; ph sensor; water turbidity monitoring; gsm communication. 1. introduction china has abundant water resources, but water pollution has worsened during industrialization. traditional manual hydrological monitoring suffers from low efficiency and large errors. this paper designs an intelligent monitoring system based on stm32 single-chip microcomputer, using multiple sensors to collect water quality indicators in real time.[1] data is transmitted remotely through a gsm module to realize intelligent management, reducing monitoring costs and risks while improving efficiency. this provides a reliable solution for water resource protection. 2. overall scheme the hydrological monitoring system with stm32 singlechip microcomputer as the core integrates turbidity, ph, and water temperature sensors to monitor water parameters in real time, and displays data through an lcd1602.[2] the overall framework of the hydrological information monitoring system is designed as shown in figure 1. figure 1. structure of hydrological information monitoring system 3. hardware design 3.1. control module the stm32f103c8t6 single-chip microcomputer is selected, with a main frequency of 72mhz, 64kb flash, and 20kb sram, meeting the requirements of high performance and low power consumption to provide a stable control core for the system.[3] 3.2. water turbidity detection module the tsw-20 sensor is adopted, and its output analog signal is converted into a digital value by the internal adc of stm32, which is input through the pa1 port to realize turbidity data collection. the water turbidity monitoring circuit is shown in figure 2. figure 2. water turbidity monitoring circuit 3.3. ph value detection module signal modulation the e-201-c high-precision ph probe is used, and its output analog quantity is converted into a ph value through adc, communicating with the single-chip microcomputer via the pa0 port, as shown in figure 3. figure 3. ph detection circuit 3.4. water temperature detection module the waterproof ds18b20 sensor is connected to the pb8 pin of the single-chip microcomputer via a single bus, with a detection range of -25℃ to 150℃. a 10k pull-up resistor is added to the data output port to enhance transmission stability. 74 the temperature detection circuit design is shown in figure 4. figure 4. water temperature detection circuit 3.5. display module the lcd1602 display transmits data through pb0-pb7, with pb11 and pb12 controlling the read-write mode and command/data selection respectively. a slide rheostat adjusts the contrast. the lcd1602 display module circuit is shown in figure 5. figure 5. hydrological information monitoring system display circuit 3.6. indicator light module three led lights correspond to alarms for abnormal temperature (>30℃), ph (>10), and turbidity (<30), with pa2 controlling the buzzer to trigger an alarm in case of abnormalities.[4] the indicator light circuit of the hydrological information monitoring system is shown in figure 6. figure 6. hydrological information monitoring system indicator light circuit 3.7. prompt tone module the sim800 module communicates asynchronously with the single-chip microcomputer via pa9 (txd) and pa10 (rxd) to achieve remote data transmission.[5]the buzzer prompt tone circuit of the hydrological information monitoring system is shown in figure 7. figure 7. hydrological information monitoring system buzzer sound circuit 3.8. gsm communication module pa3 and pa4 control the conduction of triodes to drive pumps m1 (for turbidity abnormalities) and m2 (for ph abnormalities), realizing automatic water body adjustment.[6] the gsm data transmission circuit is shown in figure 8. figure 8. gsm data transmission circuit 3.9. reaction control module pa3/pa4 control triodes, and the pumps are activated when turbidity or ph exceeds the standard. the reaction control circuit based on motors for the hydrological information monitoring system is shown in figure 9. figure 9. reaction control circuit 4. software design the system is developed based on keil, with the following process: initialize the single-chip microcomputer and sensors, collect ph, turbidity, and temperature data in real time, display them through the lcd; trigger an alarm and start the 75 corresponding pump when parameters exceed the standard; transmit data remotely via the gsm module.[7] the software design flow chart is shown in figure 10. figure 10. software design flow chart 4.1. subroutine design of lcd1602 display the lcd1602 display shows real-time parameters according to instructions after initialization. for temperature detection, the ds18b20 is reset, a conversion command is sent, and 16-bit data is read to parse the temperature value. for wireless communication, the gsm module is initialized and interacts with the single-chip microcomputer via uart to send text messages.[8] the lcd1602 display subroutine flow chart is shown in figure 11. figure 11. flowchart of lcd1602 display subroutine 4.2. temperature detection subroutine design the hydrological information monitoring system detects temperature through the ds18b20[9], and the temperature detection subroutine flow is shown in figure 12. figure 12. temperature monitoring subroutine flow chart 4.3. water turbidity detection subroutine design figure 13. flow chart of water turbidity detection subroutine 76 in the hydrological information monitoring system, the tsw-20 sensor is used to monitor water turbidity, and the water turbidity detection subroutine flow is shown in figure 13. 4.4. ph value detection subroutine design the hydrological monitoring system uses the e-201-c ph probe to detect the water body ph value. the built-in adc of the stm32 single-chip microcomputer converts the analog signal output by the probe into a digital signal.[10] the ph value detection subroutine flow is shown in figure 14. figure 14. ph detection subroutine flowchart 4.5. wireless communication subroutine design the remote communication subroutine for the hydrological information monitoring system design is shown in figure 15. figure 15. wireless communication subroutine flow chart 4.6. reaction control subroutine design this hydrological monitoring system design uses a stepper motor to complete the design of the water area reaction control module, as shown in figure 16. figure 16. flowchart of reaction control subroutine 5. system debugging 5.1. system simulation debugging after building the simulation environment for the hydrological information monitoring system using protues software, functional testing of the monitoring system can be gradually carried out using the simulation software. (3) in the hydrological monitoring system, an alarm will be triggered when the ph value is abnormal. as shown in the following figure 19. (4) it also has an alarm function when turbidity is abnormal, as shown in the following figure 20. (5) the water temperature monitoring function of the hydrological information monitoring system is implemented through the ds18b20 sensor (6) adjust the sensor detection value of ds18b20 as shown in figure 22. (7) the verification of the remote hydrological information monitoring function of the hydrological information monitoring system is shown in figure 23. 77 figure 17. initial operation diagram of hydrological information monitoring system figure 18. display status diagram of hydrological information monitoring system figure 19. ph value abnormal alarm status diagram of hydrological information 78 figure 20. effect of water turbidity abnormal alarm figure 21. temperature detection effect of hydrological information figure 22. temperature abnormal alarm diagram of hydrological information monitoring 79 figure 23. wireless communication effect of hydrological information monitoring system 6. conclusion with the rapid development of china's manufacturing industry, many chemical and manufacturing plants have caused serious water pollution due to 大量 (massive) 排污 (pollution discharge). after the hydrological information of rivers and lakes is polluted, if water is to be used for industrial production, more treatment costs need to be invested, causing serious waste of resources and energy. especially for the food industry, unqualified hydrological information will directly lead to production stoppage and affect food safety. the use of sewage in agriculture will also result in crop yield reduction, quality degradation, and far-reaching impacts on soil quality. this paper designs a hydrological information monitoring system using stm32 single-chip microcomputer as the main control core, adopting a water turbidity sensor to measure water turbidity, a ph value sensor to determine water ph parameters, and ds18b20 for water temperature detection. the monitored parameters are displayed on an lcd1602 for easy observation and use by users. references [1] chen shuxian, he wenbin, zhang tuoxiang, et al. design and implementation of a smart ecological hydrological information ph value monitoring system model [j]. technology and innovation, 2022, (05): 125-129. 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[10] liu shuo. design of an intelligent hydrological information monitoring system based on single-chip microcomputer [j]. internet of things technology, 2021, 11(10): 3. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 73 path planning for agricultural robots based on the improved dung beetle optimization algorithm tianjun zhou 1, zhesheng hou 2 1 school of information and control engineering, jilin university of chemical technology, guangzhou guangdong, 132022, china 2 school of mechanical and electrical engineering, jilin university of chemical technology, guangzhou guangdong, 132022, china abstract: heuristic algorithms are a commonly used type of algorithm in the path planning of agricultural robots. however, during the iteration process, there may be situations where one gets stuck in a local optimal solution. to solve the above problems, this paper proposes a multi-strategy improved dung beetle optimization algorithm. a raster map environment model is established to plan the path of agricultural robots. in the dung beetle algorithm, logistics chaotic mapping is first adopted to perform chaotic initialization on zhongchun, making the population distribution more uniform in the search space and improving the search quality of the population. secondly, the levy flight strategy is introduced in the theft behavior to enhance the search ability and diversity of the algorithm and reduce the probability of getting stuck in the local optimal solution. a raster map model for simulating the field working environment was constructed using matlab. comparative experiments were conducted among the improved dung beetle algorithm, the original dung beetle algorithm, the sparrow optimization algorithm, and the goose flock optimization algorithm. the results show that the improved dung beetle algorithm has more outstanding performance in terms of path length, number of iterations, and stability. keywords: dung beetle optimization algorithm; path planning; agricultural robot. 1. introduction with the rapid development of technology, agricultural machinery is gradually moving towards intelligence and automation. [1]agricultural robots are a flexible, efficient and low-cost product and an important research direction in artificial intelligence technology. as agricultural robots, achieving autonomous movement and reasonable path planning is one of their core and basic functions. compared with pure mechanical human driving, they can not only save a lot of human and material resources, it is also possible to calculate more effective and reasonable driving routes through algorithms, and its significance is self-evident. it requires agriculture and its people to be able to plan an optimal path from the starting point to the end point in a complex environment. with the continuous deepening of research, various new types of intelligent optimization algorithms keep emerging. for example, the grev wolf optimizer (gwo)[2], the sparrow search algorithm (ssa)[3], and the particle swarm optimization such as pso[4], osprey optimization algorithm (ooa)[5], etc. however, swarm intelligence optimization algorithms are prone to problems such as poor global search performance and falling into local optimal solutions. therefore, the improvement of algorithms has become an important research hotspot nowadays. 1.1. environmental map modeling in the path planning of mobile robots, the first step is to model the map. commonly used modeling methods include geometric graph method, topological map method and raster map method. in raster maps, the representation of feasible areas and obstacles is achieved through the distribution of 0 and 1 in an array. among them, white areas represent passable areas, while black rasters represent situations where obstacles exist and passage is impossible. therefore, this paper adopts raster maps for environmental map modeling. the grid map model is shown in figure 1. the robot is not allowed to pass through the black obstacle area in the grid. the white grid indicates that it can be passed through. set each grid to 1cm. fig 1. grid map 2. dung beetle optimization algorithm the dung beetle optimizer (dbo) is an emerging swarm intelligence optimization technology, whose design inspiration comes from a series of survival behaviors of dung beetles (commonly known as dung beetles) in the natural environment[6]. this algorithm constructs a multi-role collaborative search framework by simulating the complex behaviors of dung beetle populations such as rolling balls, dancing, reproduction, foraging and stealing, aiming to efficiently solve global optimization problems, especially demonstrating strong optimization capabilities in complex scenarios such as path planning. 74 2.1. rolling dung beetle dung beetles have a unique ball-rolling behavior in nature. they can use celestial cues (such as sunlight or moonlight) for navigation, making their dung balls roll in a straight line. however, when in a completely dark environment, its movement path will become curved. this feature was inspired for the design of optimization algorithms. in the simulation of the navigation process of dung beetles. the corresponding position update model can be expressed as follows 𝑥 𝑡 1 𝑥 𝑡 𝑎 ∗ 𝑘 ∗ 𝑥 𝑡 1 𝑏 ∗△ 𝑥, △ 𝑥 |𝑥 𝑡 𝑋 | (1) in this formula, k is a deflection coefficient, and b is a random parameter, a coefficient that simulates the influence of natural factors (such as wind force or uneven ground) on the direction.. the larger the value, the weaker the illumination, thereby encouraging the algorithm to conduct more extensive exploration. 2.2. breeding dung beetles the reproductive behavior in the dung beetle optimization algorithm (dbo) simulates the key biological habit of female dung beetles to safely hide their dung balls and lay eggs for reproduction. this behavior is abstracted as a dynamic boundary selection strategy and an egg ball position update mechanism, jointly responsible for the local fine search of the algorithm during the iterative process. the boundary area selection strategy for simulating dung beetle spawning is defined as follows: lb∗ max x∗ ∗ 1 r , lb (2) ub∗ max x∗ ∗ 1 r , ub (3) here, x∗ represents the position of the local optimal solution in the current iteration,lb∗, ub∗, they respectively represent the upper and lower bounds of the dynamic spawning region, which are used to define the local search space of this iteration. r is a convergence factor, and the calculation method isr=1-t/ 𝑇 , here, t represents the current number of iterations,𝑇 is the maximum number of iterations, and the value of r linearly decreases to 0 as the number of iterations changes.lb and ub represent the fixed upper and lower bounds of the solution space of the entire optimization problem.after the egg-laying area is determined, the female dung beetle will lay eggs in this area. assuming that each reproductive dung beetle produces only one egg ball in each iteration of the algorithm, the position update formula is as follows: 𝐵 𝑡 1 𝑋∗ 𝑏 ∗ 𝐵 𝑡 𝐿𝑏∗ 𝑏 ∗ 𝐵 𝑡 𝑈𝑏∗ (4) 2.3. foraging dung beetles foraging dung beetles simulate the natural behavior of adult dung beetles in search of food after emerging from underground. in the dbo algorithm, such individuals are called "little dung beetles", responsible for conducting local fine searches in the region near the global optimal solution to enhance the algorithm's development capability. its design inspiration comes from the habit of dung beetles in nature to forage around high-quality food sources (such as dung balls). the boundary of the foraging area is defined as: lb max x ∗ 1 r , lb (5) ub max x ∗ 1 r , ub (6) here, x represents the position of the current global optimal solution; lb and ub respectively represent the dynamic lower and upper bounds of the foraging area. therefore, the position during foraging is updated to: 𝑦 𝑡 1 𝑦 𝑡 𝐶 𝑦 𝑡 𝐿𝑏 𝐶 𝑦 𝑡 𝑈𝑏 (7) 2.4. steal dung beetles in the living habits of dung beetles, a small number of them play the role of "thieves", seizing the dung balls of other dung beetles to quickly obtain food. although this kind of theft is competitive, from the perspective of population ecology, it promotes the redistribution of dung ball resources among different individuals, avoiding excessive concentration of resources. it helps the population maintain overall adaptability and vitality in a variable environment. the position update formula for stealing dung beetles is: 𝑧 𝑡 1 𝑍 𝑆 ∗ 𝑔 ∗ |𝑧 𝑡 𝑍∗| |𝑧 𝑡 𝑍 | (8) 2.5. population division of dung beetles fig 2. population distribution when applying the dung beetle optimization algorithm, it is necessary to divide different dung beetle populations in a certain proportion. each part of the dung beetles searches according to different divisions of labor to achieve the application effect of the algorithm. xue et al[6]. proposed that when optimizing the dung beetle algorithm, the proportion of rolling ball dung beetles is 20%, egg ball dung beetles is 20%, foraging dung beetles are 25%, and stealing dung beetles are 35%. the proportions of each type are shown in figure 2. 3. improve the optimization algorithm for dung beetles 3.1. population logistics chaos initialization traditional dung beetle optimization algorithms usually generate the initial population in a random way. this method is prone to cause uneven distribution of population individuals in the solution space, which in turn leads to a low level of population diversity. the insufficiency of diversity will cause the algorithm to tend to develop in local areas at the early stage of search, resulting in premature convergence and making it difficult to obtain high-quality global optimal solutions. to solve the above problems, logistics chaotic mapping is introduced to replace the traditional random initialization method. logistics mapping is a classic chaotic 75 system with a concise mathematical expression and rich dynamic behavior, making it highly suitable for generating initial populations. the formula for logistics chaotic mapping is: x t 1 μ ∗ x t ∗ 1 x t (9) in the formula,x t represents the position information at the tth iteration: x t 1 represents the position information at the t+1 th iteration, and μ is the control parameter. 3.2. introduce the levy flight strategy levy walks randomly during flight, and the number of steps is determined by the step length. compared with the gaussian distribution, levy does not decline rapidly over long distances. for brownian motion, each size is usually small and the variance of the distribution is finite. levy jumps have no characteristic length scale. therefore, combining levy flight with the dbo algorithm can effectively enhance the global search ability and diversity of the algorithm and prevent it from falling into a local optimal state. after introducing levy flight, the algorithm's position update formula for theft behavior is: 𝑥 𝑡 1 𝑥 𝑆 ∗ 𝑔 ∗ |𝑥 𝑡 𝑥∗| |𝑥 𝑡 𝑥 | ∗ 𝑙𝑒𝑣𝑦 𝛽 (10) 3.3. improved location update strategy for the first p individuals of the producer, two strategies are adopted. with an 80% probability, exploration based on the worst individual and random perturbation is used, and with a 20% probability, exploration based on angles is adopted. if the angles are 0, 90, or 180, small perturbations are added; otherwise, the tangent function is introduced for update. its formula is: 𝑥 𝑝𝑥 𝑎 ∗ 𝑡𝑎𝑛 𝜃 ∗ |𝑝𝑥 𝑥𝑥 | (11) 4. simulation experiment fig 3. each optimization algorithm path fig 4. iterative curves of each optimization algorithm 76 to verify the effectiveness of the algorithm, an experimental raster map was built using matlab simulation software. the number of population iterations was set to 100 generations, and the population size was 50. different types of dung beetle populations were allocated according to the previous proportion, among which the number of rolling dung beetles was 10, the number of breeding dung beetles was 10, the number of foraging dung beetles was 13, and the number of stealing dung beetles was 17. set the starting point coordinates to (1,1) and the ending point coordinates to (20,20). during the experiment, the improved dung beetle algorithm, the original dung beetle algorithm, the sparrow optimization algorithm and the goose swarm optimization algorithm were selected for comparative experiments. the optimal paths and iterative curves of the improved dung beetle algorithm, the original dung beetle algorithm, the sparrow optimization algorithm, and the goose swarm optimization algorithm are shown in the following figure 3 and figure 4. to reduce experimental errors, the data results of running the four algorithms independently for 20 times in the raster map show that the improved dung beetle optimization algorithm has modified performance in terms of average path length, average number of iterations, and optimization stability. compared with the other three algorithms, the average path length has decreased by 11.49%, 9.45%, and 31.2% respectively. the average number of iterations decreased by 12.3%, 15.6% and 18.4% respectively. 5. summary (1) the initial population adopts the chaotic mapping method, which makes the initial dung beetle population more evenly distributed in the search space and improves the search ability of the algorithm. the strategy of incorporating levy flight into the theft behavior enhances the global search ability of the algorithm and adopts a more flexible processing approach for the location update strategy (2) a map model was designed in matlab, and a comparative experiment was conducted among the four algorithms. the results showed that the improved dung beetle algorithm had better effects in terms of average path length, average number of iterations and stability, verifying the effect of the algorithm improvement. (3) the main argument is that the improved dung beetle algorithm takes the walking route of agricultural mobile robots as the optimization objective, simulates the agricultural working environment with a grid map, simplifies the robot as a particle, and the obstacles as black grids. subsequently, it is considered to deploy the algorithm to physical robots for experimental verification to further improve the algorithm. references [1] shi zhigang, mei song, shao yifan, et al. based on artificial potential field method of mobile robot path planning research status and prospect of [j]. journal of chinese agricultural mechanization, and 2021 (12): 182-188. [2] mirjalili s, mirjalili m s ,lewis a .grey wolf optimizer [j].advances in engineering software,2014,6946-61.doi: 10. 1016/j.advengsoft.2013.12.007. [3] xue j k, shen b, a novel swarm intelligence optimization approach: sparrow search algorithm [j].systems science & control engineering.2020,8(1):22-34. 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[6] jiankai x, bo s .dung beetle optimizer: a new meta-heuristic algorithm for global optimization[j].the journal of supercomputing, 2022, 79(7):7305-7336. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 93 study on the generation of tumor individualized treatment schemes based on large language models and literature retrieval haojing fu, rui liang, shaoze lin, xiao li guangzhou sino health digital technology co., ltd. guangzhou, guangdong, 510623, china abstract: to address the challenge of formulating individualized treatment schemes caused by tumor heterogeneity, this study adopts a method combining large language models and retrieval-augmented generation (rag) technology to construct a "clinical data-literature knowledge-model decision-making" collaborative framework, and designs and implements a tumor individualized treatment scheme generation system. the system generates personalized schemes conforming to clinical guidelines through multimodal patient data preprocessing, structured medical literature database construction, model medical fine-tuning, and retrieval-augmented adaptation. experimental verification shows that the average accuracy score of the system's scheme generation is 85.6, the rag technology increases the citation rate of the latest literature in the scheme by 42.3%, and the average score of clinical physician evaluation is 8.7. the research indicates that integrating large language models and literature retrieval technology can effectively improve the accuracy and evidence-based nature of tumor individualized treatment schemes, providing strong support for clinical decision-making. keywords: tumor individualized treatment; large language model; retrieval-augmented generation. 1. introduction tumor individualized treatment is a key direction for improving efficacy, but it is restricted by tumor heterogeneity. mri studies have shown that for solitary hepatocellular carcinoma in bclc0/a stage with a diameter ≤5cm, the benefit of adjuvant therapy differs significantly due to microvascular invasion or edmondson grade differences [1], and traditional unified schemes are difficult to meet the needs. the combination of large language models and literature retrieval technology provides a new path [2]. the former can automatically generate medical documents, extract tumor research information, and assist clinical decision-making [3], while retrieval-enhanced generation technology increases evidence-based nature through literature integration [4]. this paper aims to construct a tumor individualized treatment scheme generation system integrating clinical data, literature knowledge, and model decision-making, providing support for the accurate generation of schemes and promoting the transformation of clinical treatment to precision medicine. (1) tumor heterogeneity and challenges in individualized treatment tumor heterogeneity exists in the biological characteristics of different patients and different tumor cells of the same patient, which is the core challenge of individualized treatment. mri has confirmed that for patients with solitary hepatocellular carcinoma in bclc0/a stage with a diameter ≤5cm, microvascular invasion or edmondson grade differences directly affect the benefit of adjuvant therapy, and even if the tumor type and size are the same, the results may be significantly different. the heterogeneity of multi-site malignant tumors is more complex, divided into primary with invasion or metastasis, overlapping, multiple primary, and other types, with different icd-10 coding rules for each type [5]. accurate judgment and coding are the basis for formulating schemes, and the diversity of types increases the complexity of treatment. this heterogeneity leads to significant differences in the efficacy of the same scheme. for example, in immunotherapy for digestive tract cancers, the response rate of pd-1 monoclonal antibodies varies from 77.28% to 2.27% [6]. accurately identifying differences and formulating targeted schemes is a core issue that must be solved. (2) medical knowledge modeling and reasoning ability of large models large language models construct knowledge systems by learning massive medical data and have broad application potential in the field of oncology. they can automatically generate medical documents such as inspection reports and extract key information from tumor research [7], saving doctors' energy. in the field of chinese radiology, the "zhuomuniao medical large model" can handle four clinical tasks and perform excellently in classification performance [4], providing support for image interpretation and clinical tasks. based on clinical datasets, tumor disease prediction models can be constructed to assess risks and progress [3], helping doctors adjust strategies. in clinical decision-making, they can integrate knowledge and patient information to provide diagnosis and treatment suggestions, but cannot be used as routine tools [3], and their accuracy needs to be improved. they can also screen potential subjects in tumor drug clinical trials, improve the design process, and increase the success rate [3], providing new ideas. (figure 1 medical knowledge modeling & reasoning framework) the diagram clearly presents the sources of medical knowledge, modeling logic, and clinical application scenarios of large models, intuitively showing the complete reasoning chain of "data input knowledge transformation clinical output" and supporting the understanding of their knowledge modeling and reasoning capabilities. 94 figure 1. medical knowledge modeling & reasoning framework (3) literature integration logic of retrieval-augmented generation (rag) technology retrieval-enhanced generation (rag) technology increases the evidence-based nature of output by integrating external literature with the model's own knowledge, and its core is to combine model reasoning with the latest literature evidence. when studying the icd-10 coding rules for multisite malignant tumors, researchers retrieved literature from databases such as cnki and summarized four categories of coding rules [5], ensuring scientificity. a similar logic can be used in the generation of tumor individualized treatment schemes: for specific patient characteristics, retrieve 305 abstracts of digestive tract cancer studies published by chinese scholars in asco 2024 to obtain the latest evidence [6]. manage literature through endnotex7 and evaluate quality using the newcastle-ottawa scale [7] to ensure reliability. this method makes up for the lack of timeliness of the model's knowledge, making the scheme based on historical data and covering the latest achievements, more timely and scientific, providing high-quality suggestions. figure 2. clinical data-literature knowledge-model decision collaborative framework (4) construction of the "clinical data-literature knowledge-model decision-making" collaborative framework the "clinical data-literature knowledge-model decision-making" collaborative framework takes clinical data as the foundation, literature knowledge as a supplement, and model decision-making as the focus to construct an organic collaborative system (figure 2 clinical dataliterature knowledge-model decision collaborative framework), which clearly presents the interaction logic and closed-loop mechanism of clinical data, literature knowledge, and model decision-making. clinical data covers information such as tumor diagnosis and treatment medical records [2], laying the foundation for scheme generation, such as 95 oncology medical records processed by specialized large language models. literature knowledge is obtained through multi-database retrieval, such as 7 database literatures on inhospital children's thrombosis research [7], providing theoretical support. large language models integrate the two to generate schemes [3]. the framework has a clear logical closed loop: clinical data outputs precise words for literature retrieval, retrieved literature injects evidence-based basis into model decision-making (e.g., the 85.19% proportion of tyrosine kinase inhibitors in molecular targeted therapy [6]), and model schemes feed back to the improvement of clinical data [2], finally generating treatment schemes suitable for patients and realizing in-depth collaboration and continuous optimization of clinical data, literature knowledge, and model decision-making. 2. design of scheme generation system based on large language model and rag (1) preprocessing and feature extraction of multimodal tumor patient data multimodal tumor patient data includes mri images, imaging reports, and medical records. in the preprocessing and feature extraction step, mri images are analyzed by three-dimensional convolutional neural networks to extract 12 core features such as tumor size (accurate to 0.1cm), threedimensional coordinate position, and enhancement degree, and combined with image segmentation algorithms to separate tumor parenchyma from surrounding normal tissues to calculate tumor heterogeneity index [6]. imaging reports rely on the medical language understanding ability of zhuomuniao medical large model, extract key medical entities through natural language word segmentation and entity recognition, map to icd-o-3 tumor morphological codes through term standardization ability, and then construct report semantic vectors to realize cross-report feature association [7]. medical record data is based on the medical record management technology of zhuomuniao model, extract time nodes such as onset time from chief complaints and present illness history, structure treatment information such as surgical history and chemotherapy history from past history, and convert non-standardized expressions into quantitative indicators with the help of medical term link libraries. data cleaning establishes a three-level filtering mechanism for outliers, removes outliers through z-score method, model logic verification, and multi-source data cross-validation, and finally forms a structured feature set containing 28 tumor heterogeneity indicators [5]. (2) structured construction and dynamic update mechanism of medical literature database the medical literature database constructs a multidimensional index system. the basic index layer establishes a three-level directory according to tumor type, treatment method, and evidence level. the feature association layer labels literature with applicable population feature tags and generates feature vectors to match patient features. the time dimension layer establishes a time axis index according to publication time and gives priority to associating high-quality studies in the past 3 years [8]. the dynamic update mechanism automatically crawls new literature from 8 authoritative databases every week, after preliminary screening by zhuomuniao model's text quality evaluation module, adopts a double-blind annotation plus model verification mode, that is, 2 oncology specialists annotate core conclusions and applicable conditions, and the model calculates consistency with a kappa value not less than 0.85 before storage. at the end of each month, key information such as icd-10 coding rules and clinical guideline revisions are mandatorily updated through the rule engine to ensure that the knowledge in the database is synchronized with the latest clinical standards [9]. (3) medical fine-tuning of large language model and retrieval-augmented adaptation strategy the large language model is fine-tuned in stages. in the first stage, based on the 70 billion parameter zhuomuniao model, the lora method is used to freeze 95% of the underlying parameters, and 500,000 tumor field question-and-answer data are used for training, with a learning rate of 2e-5 and 10 training rounds to optimize medical term understanding ability [7]. in the second stage, 300,000 annotated tumor case data are input, and exclusive training objectives are designed for tasks such as heterogeneity feature recognition, and the model's ability to distinguish different subtypes of the same tumor is strengthened through contrastive learning. in the third stage, 100,000 error case-correct scheme comparison data are introduced, and the rlhf method is used to reduce the probability of the model generating contraindicated schemes [11]. retrieval-augmented adaptation converts patient structured features into retrieval keyword vectors through the feature mapping layer and initially matches the literature database through the bm25 algorithm. the relevance ranking layer uses the zhuomuniao model to calculate semantic relevance scores and sets double thresholds to screen the top 20 literatures into the candidate pool. the evidence fusion layer adopts a weighted attention mechanism to assign corresponding weights to different types of literatures, integrating literature evidence and the model's own knowledge to generate schemes. (4) modular architecture and interactive process design of scheme generation system the scheme generation system adopts a modular architecture. the data input module supports the import of 12 data formats, with a built-in ocr recognition engine to automatically extract paper medical record information with an recognition accuracy of not less than 98%. the preprocessing module integrates a feature auto-completion function, which predicts missing values based on the distribution of similar cases and marks the prediction confidence when patient data is missing [9]. the literature retrieval module matches literature according to features to provide evidence-based support. the model reasoning module integrates data and literature to generate schemes. the quality control module integrates the medical record quality control ability of the zhuomuniao model, and sets three-level verification rules to check whether the scheme conforms to clinical guidelines, matches patient features, and has innovation and risks. in the interactive process, doctors obtain feature extraction results within 30 seconds after uploading patient data and can manually correct incorrect information. the model generates 3 sets of differentiated schemes marked as evidence-based priority, lowest risk, and innovative attempt within 1 minute and provides comparative analysis. after doctors select or modify the schemes, the system records the reasons for modification, and monthly summarizes feedback data for model fine-tuning to increase the scheme compliance rate by not less than 2% per month. (5) interpretability and safety mechanisms 96 the interpretability mechanism requires each suggestion in the scheme to mark three types of bases: clinical data sources, literature evidence, and model reasoning logic, display the model reasoning path through decision tree charts, and mark "limited evidence, it is recommended to combine multidisciplinary consultation" when patient features exceed the model training data range. safety measures include endto-end encrypted transmission using aes-256 algorithm, automatic desensitization of patient privacy information into patient id plus random code, setting three-level operation permissions where resident physicians can only view the scheme, attending physicians can modify the scheme, chief physicians can approve and unlock advanced functions, and a built-in scheme emergency stop function that automatically locks the output and triggers manual review when detecting errors that may be life-threatening. 3. system experimental verification and performance evaluation (1) construction and annotation standards of multi-center tumor case data sets the construction and annotation of multi-center tumor case data sets provide a reliable test basis for system experimental verification. the data set refers to the multi-center hepatocellular carcinoma research model [1], collects tumor cases from three hospitals, divides them into a modeling group of 503 cases and an internal verification group of 216 cases according to the 7:3 ratio, and sets up an external verification group of 85 cases [7]. multi-center and largesample collection can more comprehensively reflect the situation of different patients, thereby improving the generalization ability and reliability of the model. the cases cover major cancer types, including 29.51% liver cancer, 18.69% esophageal cancer, 10.82% colorectal cancer, etc. [6], which can fully verify the performance of the model in different tumor types. the annotation content includes tumor heterogeneity features, icd-10 coding types [5], actual treatment schemes and curative effects, providing rich information for model training and evaluation. the annotation process adopts a double-check system, referring to the annotation standards of in-hospital children's thrombosis research [7] to ensure data accuracy and consistency. (2) quantitative indicators for accuracy of scheme generation based on clinical guidelines quantitative indicators for the accuracy of scheme generation based on clinical guidelines provide objective standards for evaluating system performance. based on authoritative clinical guidelines, three-level quantitative indicators are set: level 1 indicators (fully compliant) require treatment principles, drug selection, and dosage ranges to match the guidelines, with a score of 100. level 2 indicators (partially compliant) allow drug dosage deviations within the allowable range, with a score of 60-80. level 3 indicators (non-compliant) refer to wrong treatment directions, with a score of 0. for various tumor types, the evaluation focuses on: for liver cancer, the matching degree of adjuvant treatment schemes for patients with microvascular invasion [1]; for multi-site tumors, the consistency between treatment schemes and icd-10 coding is because icd-10 coding accurately reflects tumor types and biological characteristics, while significant differences exist in treatment principles and methods for different types of tumors. such consistency can ensure the targeting of the schemes, avoid treatment deviations caused by misclassification, and is the basis for ensuring the accuracy of individualized treatment [5]. the average score of all cases is calculated, and a score of 80 or more is considered qualified to comprehensively evaluate the overall performance of the model. (3) comparative experiment on the improvement of scheme evidence-based by rag technology the comparative experiment verifying rag technology's role in enhancing scheme evidence-based nature includes two groups: the control group generates schemes relying solely on the model's own knowledge, while the experimental group combines retrieved literature via rag. the evaluation uses a literature evidence validation method focusing on recall and search pathways—recall expands coverage of relevant literature to reduce key evidence omission, and search improves matching precision between literature and patient features through the bm25 algorithm and semantic relevance scoring. evaluation indicators involve the latest literature citation rate, proportion of high-impact literature (scores ≥13.7), and literature-patient feature matching degree, all confirming rag's effectiveness in boosting evidence-based quality. (4) professional evaluation system of generated schemes by clinical physicians 10 oncologists with associate senior titles or above conduct double-blind evaluation using a 10-point system covering treatment rationality (3 points), individualization (3 points), safety (2 points), and operability (2 points). for liver cancer, the focus is on handling suggestions for mvi-positive patients; for multi-site tumors, it is the coordination between treatment schemes and icd-10 coding, as icd-10 coding reflects tumor nature, type, and extent, and consistent schemes ensure targeted therapy. 4. conclusion this study addresses tumor heterogeneity challenges in individualized treatment by constructing a "clinical dataliterature knowledge-model decision-making" framework and completing system design and verification. experimental verification shows the system's average scheme generation accuracy score is 85.6, rag technology increases the latest literature citation rate in schemes by 42.3%, and the average clinical physician evaluation score is 8.7. the system integrates multimodal data feature extraction, dynamic literature databases, and medically fine-tuned models with rag to generate accurate evidence-based schemes, aiding clinical decision-making, though it has shortcomings like limited rare tumor cases, with future plans to expand datasets and improve models. references [1] h.y.jiang, b.li, t.y.zheng, et al. prediction of microvascular invasion/high tumor grade and evaluation of adjuvant therapy benefits in solitary ≤5cm hepatocellular carcinoma based on mri: a multi-center cohort study[j]. international journal of medical radiology, 2025, 48(04):493-494. 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[11] wang shibo, liu xiaojin, zheng liheng, et al. meta-analysis of the relationship between gins expression level and prognosis of tumor patients[j]. hebei medicine, 2020, 26(01): 80-83. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 24 neuro‐morphic hardware for real‐time embodied cognition in humanoid robots jay pak * shenzhen merchiston international school, shenzhen, guangdong, china * corresponding author email: jayblabla@163.com abstract: embodying intelligence in humanoid robots requires continuous, low-latency integration of multimodal streams of sensory input along with adaptive control policies. typical von neumann architecture is ineffective at meeting hard power, latency, and parallelism constraints imposed by on-board, real-time embodied intelligence. this work outlines an integrated research study of neuromorphic hardware and spiking neural network architecture for providing real-time embodied cognition over a humanoid robotic platform. we architected a neuromorphic processing unit (npu) based on a spiking architecture and co-designed sensor interfaces, learning rules, and motor control policies in order to capitalize upon event-driven computing. the system was evaluated in a series of closed-loop tasks centered upon real-time perception–action loops: reactive balance recovery, tactile-guided object manipulation, and fast visuomotor reaching under environmental perturbation. performance was compared against a benchmark conventional controller running optimized deep learning and control stacks in low-power cpu/gpu hardware. we discover that the neuromorphic system facilitates equivalent task performance, decreased end-to-end perceptionto-actuation latency, and decreased energy consumption by wide margins. more, the spiking networks enable continuous on-line adaptation based on local plasticity rules, enabling fast recovery from novel perturbations without off-line retraining. these outcomes indicate a direction for a potential use of neuromorphic hardware, when co-designed alongside embodied control algorithms, as providing a direction for energy-efficient, low-latency cognitive behavior in humanoid robots. keywords: neuromorphic hardware; spiking neural networks; embodied cognition; humanoid robots; real-time control; on-line adaptation; event-driven perception. 1. introduction robots that are humanoid and function in dynamic, uncertain worlds need to perceive, decide, and act in closedloop cycles constantly, where delay or excessive power consumption is possible, leading to a loss in safety and performance. embodied cognition is a concept that underscores how intelligence is generated from close coupling among sensory input, motor output, and physical properties of the body. embodding embodied cognition in mobile humanoid robots raises significant computational challenges: sensory bandwidths from cameras, event-based vision sensors, tactile, and proprioceptive sensors need to be combined and processed in real time; control policies need to adapt in real time to dynamic changes; and energy constraints require very efficient computing to enable extended autonomous behavior. classic deep learning and model-predictive control approaches have improved robot vision and control but generally typify batch-processed, centrally calculated latencies and power costs not compatible with fully onboard continuous processing in mobile humanoids. neuromorphic computing, rooted in biological neural nets, envisions a completely different substrate for computing: event-driven, highly parallel processing of sparse spike-like input-output signals with local compute and co-located memory[1]. these properties promise orders-of-magnitude reductions in energy per operation and lower latencies in sensorimotor loops. previous work has shown neuromorphic superiority in closed-loop perception experiments, event-based visual processing, and low-level motor control building blocks, yet systematic deployments of neuromorphic hardware supporting embodied cognition in humanoid robots are scarce. essential open questions are how to design end-to-end sensing-to-actuation pipelines over neuromorphic platforms, how to facilitate on-line adaptive learning in accordance with local rules of plasticity, and how to measure trade-offs in latency, energy, and robustness relative to traditional platforms. here, we present a systematic exploration of neuromorphic hardware for real-time embodied cognition in a humanoid robot. we architected spiking neural network (snn) controllers and percept modules designed for an npu and coupled them to the robot's sensor array and actuators. our work has three parts: (1) an engineering proof-of-concept of end-to-end embodied cognition pipelines running on neuromorphic modules; (2) experimental benchmarks contrasting latency, energy, and task performance relative to a standard low-power cpu/gpu reference platform; and (3) evaluation of on-line local adaptive behavior mechanisms supporting rapid adaptation without global retraining. the rest of the paper outlines experimental approaches, quantitative findings, and consequences for next robot cognitive architecture. 2. methods robotic platform and sensors robotic experimental work took place on a mid-scale humanoid platform that had 20 actuated dof based on compliant leg and arm actuators. the sensor suite included a stereo eventbased camera providing high-temporal-resolution visual input, a matrix of distributed tactile sensors over both hands, joint encoders serving for proprioception, as well as an inertial measurement unit (imu)[2]. buses for power and 25 communication were brought out to enable a neuromorphic processing module to execute locally on-board and trade lowlatency event streams with sensors and motor command modules. neuromorphic chip and standard baseline the event-driven, on-chip synaptic memory-based spiking architecture was applied in a neuromorphic processing unit. the npu included programmable time constants for synapses, local plasticity to perform spike-timing-dependent plasticity (stdp), and reward-modulated gating. for comparison purposes, we implemented an optimized classical stack in a low-power cpu, along with an energy-efficient gpu embedded in a chip. the classical stack employed framebased percept pipelines and compact neural nets for policy inference, optimized for minimum latency and power consumption under hardware limitations[3]. design of spiking networks and sensor interfaces npu perception modules took streams of events directly: event-driven visual stimuli were transformed to spiking inputs by address-event representation, tactile arrays sent spike trains in proportion to contact event rates, and imu/pro proprioceptive inputs were encoded in terms of a population spike code[4]. visual feature detection used a hierarchical spiking convolutional network with temporal filters and spatial feature detectors[5]. motor policies were as snn controllers converting proprioceptive and perceptual spike patterns to motor command spike trains; a low-latency spiketo-torque interface was applied to convert these to actuator commands. we formulated local adaptation rules specific to embodied behavior: unsupervised stdp for initial sensory feature discovery, and a three-factor, reward-dependent adaptation rule for control adaptation. the reward was extracted from subsystem-specific performance indicators calculated locally (e.g., error in balance, grasp succeed indicator), transmitted as neuromodulatory spikes to gating synapses. task and evaluation metric three closed-loop experiments emphasized different facets of embodied cognition: recovery from reactive balance loss: the robot stood in upright position and was provided with randomized lateral perturbations. parameters consisted of time-to-recovery, maximum center-of-mass deviation, and corrective steps. tactile-guided manipulation of objects: the robot manipulated and grasped objects of variable compliance and orientation in response to tactile input to adjust grip and direction of motion. performance measures included succeeding rate, grasp stability, and manipulation latency. rapid visuomotor reaching during perturbation: the robot performed visually guided pointing and reaching to moving objects as external perturbations were applied to the platform. measures included endpoint accuracy, latency from movement of target to correction, and energy per trial. we defined actuation command release time from sensory event arrival as end-to-end latency. the power consumption of processing equipment (npu and cpu/gpu baseline) was measured during the entire time. the adaptability was estimated by introducing new disturbances or object properties during experimentation and measuring recovery without off-line retraining. experimental protocol c each experiment was performed in matched trials for the neuromorphic and standard systems. for the neuromorphic experiment, snns were seeded with light pretraining of sensory filters only; control policies were generic initially and free to adapt online through local plasticity. for the standard experiment, perception and policy networks were pre-trained off-line and used for inference only; adaptation was based on off-line parameter updates carried out between trials and was thereby switched off during real-time comparison. trials were randomized and replicated over several sessions and robot instances to evaluate repeatability. statistical comparisons used task measures, latencies, and energy between experiments. 3. results the neuromorphic pipeline exhibited markedly lower endto-end latencies in every task relative to the traditional baseline. median latency from sensor inputs to actuation in event-driven touch and vision loops in the npu was several times lower, permitting corrective action in tens of milliseconds or sooner than the baseline's frame-based processing latency. active-task power was several times lower for the neuromorphic chip relative to the cpu/gpu stack, corresponding to lower energy in successful trials. the energy-latency trade was in favor of the neuromorphic approach, particularly in high-frequency sensorimotor loops where event-driven sparse computation skipped unnecessary processing. neuromorphic and conventional system success rates in tasks were comparable in the three tasks, in which neuromorphic controllers achieved similar or slightly superior endpoint accuracy in fast reaching and higher grasp stability in tactile manipulation. for reactive recovery from loss of balance, both systems recovered to upright following nominal perturbations, but where there were sudden, highfrequency perturbations, the neuromorphic system recovered sooner as it reduced peak center-of-mass excursions and corrective step numbers in such situations. a characteristic strength of the neuromorphic system was its ability to rapidly adapt on-line through local plasticity. when faced with a rapid compliance transition of manipulated objects during trials, the npu-based controller adapted grip parameters in a few trials and recovered high success levels without centralized retraining. correspondingly, when robot joint damping was transitioned rapidly, the neuromorphic controller recovered control gains through reward-modulated synaptic adaptation and recovered stable balance faster than the non-adapting conventional controller. these adoptions were achieved at minimal added latency and negligible energetic cost, validating the possibility of continuous learning in embodied situations. the event-based snn architecture scaled well to larger sensor bandwidths: as event rates for visual or tactile input went up proportionally with environmental complexity, computation scaled an equivalent amount to event sparsity, avoiding linear scaling overheads in frame-based pipelines. the neuromorphic controller exhibited robustness to sensor noise by leveraging sparse, temporally precise spike codes and local plasticity mechanisms to suppress spurious input influence. the conventional baseline, by contrast, required additional filtering and additional computation to scale robustness in noisier conditions. 4. discussion our experiments demonstrate that co-designed neuromorphic hardware, along with spiking network 26 architecture and local learning rules, is able to deliver powerefficient, low-latency embodied cognition in humanoid robots, while still permitting on-line adaptive behavior. the eventdriven operation of neuromorphic processors has a natural complement in the sparse, temporally-wealthy information streams output by modern sensors, permitting close perception–action loops necessary for reactive and adaptive behavior. this reduction in end-to-end latency is most significant for safety-critical reactions such as recovery from a loss of balance, where millisecond reductions are a decrease in falls and reductions in mechanical stress. the reduction in energy extends operational endurance for untethered humanoid robots, allowing longer missions or assigning power budget to other subsystems such as locomotion or communication. on-line adaptation by local plasticity is a major strength relative to static, off-line learned policies. biological nervous systems employ local learning for fast, context-specific calibration; neuromorphic controllers may emulate this capability at the hardware level. importantly, adaptation shown herein did not entail centralized supervision or highbandwidth updates of its parameters, and is thus applicable to distributed, embodied agents. nonetheless, there are a few remaining challenges. first, programming and debugging of spiking networks and neuromorphic hardware need novel toolchains and design patterns, and there is no mature development ecosystem available as there is for traditional deep learning. second, realizing in spiking substrates the representational richness found in dense neural networks may demand attentive encoding and possible multi-stage hybrid architecture incorporating hybrid front-ends of neuromorphic flavor and back-ends of symbolic or optimization-based nature. third, although local plasticity facilitates fast adaptation, long-term stability and preventing catastrophic interference during lifelong operation require meta-learning approaches and regulation of plasticity. from a systems perspective, successful deployment in humanoid robots requires tight codesign of sensors, encoders, learning rules, and motor interfaces[6]. event-based sensors and snns are a transparent combination, but most existing robotic sensors are framebased; closing these modalities in an efficient manner is an engineering problem. safety and verification of adaptive properties in the neuromorphic controller also require new methods of certifying behavior in response to variability in internal state. it will be necessary for future work to explore hybrid infrastructure where high-frequency, low-latency loops are mapped to neuromorphic computing components and higher-level planning is reserved for traditional processors, allowing a stratified cognitive architecture. scalability to diversely shaped humanoid bodies and mission profiles requires research in neuromorphic-friendly learnings that generalize across tasks and bodies preferably through meta-plasticity or intrinsic homeostatics. lastly, broad community software toolchain, benchmark, and standardized task creation will accelerate adoption and rigorous comparison across platforms[7]. 5. conclusion this work offers a full-scale proof that embodied cognition in humanoid robots is possible in real time using neuromorphic hardware, and it reaches matching task performance at a fraction of latency and power consumption, and facilitates rapid on-line adaptation via local plasticity. these findings imply that neuromorphic methods are a promising direction towards energyefficient, low-latency robotic thinking, especially in cases where fast sensorimotor integration and continuous adaptation are involved. further co-design of hardware, algorithms, and sensors will be necessary in order to reach full potential of neuromorphic systems in highly complex humanoid applications. references [1] aitsam, m., davies, s., & di nuovo, a. 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(2016). musculoskeletal robots: scalability in neural control. ieee robotics & automation magazine, 23(4), 128-137. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 32 research on smart cultural tourism based on virtual reality technology teqiao shen, jialei rong * hangzhou qianxiang network technology co., ltd., hangzhou, zhejiang, 311000, china * corresponding author: jialei rong (email: 243730006@qq.com) abstract: in the context of accelerating digital transformation of the global tourism industry, virtual reality (vr) technology, as a key technology for the development of smart cultural tourism, is reshaping the modes of cultural heritage protection and tourism services. this paper systematically reviews existing research findings and case studies to map the application landscape and development bottlenecks of vr technology in smart cultural tourism. the research focuses on scenarios such as digital restoration of cultural heritage, immersive guided tour experiences, and virtual tourism promotion, analyzing the technical implementation mechanisms such as 3d modeling and digital twins, while revealing the core value of vr technology in breaking through physical space limitations and enhancing the impact of cultural dissemination. meanwhile, it points out constraints on the large-scale application of the technology, including high equipment costs, data island phenomena, and the disconnection between virtual and real experiences. by integrating cross-disciplinary theories and industry practice data, the paper argues for a development path where technological iteration needs to be coordinated with user experience design, and proposes the necessity of building an open technology ecosystem and unified data standards. this research provides decision-making references for balancing cultural heritage activation and tourism service innovation, with both theoretical and practical significance for achieving the symbiosis of technology empowerment and cultural inheritance. keywords: smart cultural tourism; virtual reality technology; digital cultural heritage; immersive experience; technology integration. 1. introduction against the backdrop of the accelerated digital transformation of the global tourism industry, smart cultural tourism is emerging as a cutting-edge field for the integration and innovation of culture and technology. with the "14th five-year plan for the development of the tourism industry" clearly stating the promotion of the in-depth development of smart tourism, virtual reality (vr) technology, as a representative of the new generation of information technology, has formed exemplary applications in fields such as cultural heritage protection, scenic area tour guide services, and tourism marketing. at present, cultural and museum institutions such as the palace museum have achieved threedimensional visualization of cultural relics through vr technology. the west lake scenic area in hangzhou has launched a night tour project that integrates virtual and real elements, demonstrating the practical value of technology in empowering the cultural and tourism industry. however, the development of smart cultural tourism still faces the dual challenges of superficial application of technology and the fragmentation of user experience. on the one hand, the existing intelligent service systems generally have the problem of fragmented functions. on the other hand, the collaborative mechanism between the virtual and real spaces in the process of digitizing cultural heritage has not yet been perfected. therefore, systematically sorting out the application map of virtual reality technology in smart cultural tourism and clarifying the adaptation logic between its technical characteristics and industry demands is of practical significance for breaking through the bottleneck of activating cultural tourism resources. this article focuses on the innovative practice of virtual reality technology in smart cultural tourism and reveals the evolution path of technology application through multidimensional case analysis. firstly, analyze the current situation and core contradictions of the development of smart cultural tourism. then, starting from scenarios such as digital restoration of cultural heritage and immersive guided tour experiences, explore the implementation mechanism and performance boundaries of vr technology. finally, combining elements such as technical economy and user experience, put forward systematic suggestions for the selection of the industry's technical route. the research integrates interdisciplinary theoretical achievements and industrial practice data to provide decision-making references for the sustainable development of smart cultural tourism. 2. the current situation and problems of the smart cultural tourism industry 2.1. the current development status of smart cultural tourism at present, smart cultural tourism is at a crucial stage of deep integration between digital technology and traditional tourism, and a multi-level technological application pattern has been formed globally. taking cilacap singkil beach in indonesia as an example, damiasih et al. [1] proposed through a mixed research method that information and communication technology, through dynamic data collection and intelligent management systems, significantly optimized the efficiency of tourism resource scheduling and increased the tourist reception capacity by more than 30%. similarly, suresh et al. 's research in sikkim, india, indicates that the integration of smart transportation navigation systems and intelligent dormitory management platforms not only boosts 33 tourist satisfaction to 89% but also reduces energy consumption in scenic areas by 22% through real-time crowd monitoring, demonstrating the synergy between technology and sustainable development. at the level of service innovation, the interactive audio tour guide system developed by galina et al. breaks through the traditional tour guide mode and uses neural network technology to achieve scene adaptive interpretation, increasing the proportion of tourists' autonomous itinerary planning to 76%. however, the research conducted by s. qi et al. [2] in macao reveals the limitations of the current development: although 90% of scenic spots have deployed intelligent service platforms, only 35% of tourists have used interactive functions, and most services still remain at the stage of one-way information push. this "pseudointelligentization" phenomenon reflects the gap between technological application and user demands, especially in small and medium-sized cities, where the degree of infrastructure intelligence has not yet effectively matched the usage habits of tourists. overall, the technical infrastructure for smart cultural tourism has been initially completed. however, how to achieve a service closed loop and upgrade the user experience remains the core issue for development at this stage. 2.2. core issues faced by the industry at present, during the rapid development of the smart cultural tourism industry, it still faces a series of core issues that restrict its sustainability and innovation. first of all, the contradiction between cultural heritage protection and tourism development has not been effectively resolved. although the internet of things monitoring framework proposed by mario casillo et al. [3] can accurately identify the damage of historical buildings, its technical implementation cost is high and it relies on cross-domain collaboration, making it difficult to balance the protection requirements and the pressure of commercial operation in actual promotion. secondly, the digitalization process of cultural and tourism resources has the phenomena of data silos and technological fragmentation. for instance, although the ai image recognition system developed by jovana mitric et al. [4] has enhanced the interactive experience of tourists, the lack of decentralized data storage standards for cultural relics and interoperability protocols has led to low efficiency in cross-platform data integration and restricted the interactive development of cultural and tourism resources throughout the region. furthermore, there is still a significant gap between the application of technology and user demands. although the ar interaction system designed by ali ibiş et al. [5] has achieved high user satisfaction, problems such as the low penetration rate of wearable devices and the difficulty for elderly tourists to adapt to the technology have led to the difficulty in achieving large-scale coverage of immersive experiences. these issues jointly reflect that the industry has systematic shortcomings in dimensions such as technology integration, data governance, and user experience design. this not only affects the depth of innovation in cultural and tourism services but also restricts the effectiveness of the revitalization and inheritance of cultural heritage. how to build an open and collaborative technology ecosystem, establish a unified data asset management system, and design an inclusive human-computer interaction model has become the key path to break through the development bottleneck of the industry. 3. the application of virtual reality technology in smart cultural tourism 3.1. current applications of virtual reality technology the current application of virtual reality technology in smart cultural tourism has presented diverse scenarios and innovative practices. its core value lies in reconstructing cultural experiences and tourism service models through digital means. in the field of cultural heritage protection and display, mariana magalhaes de andrade et al. [6] verified the reproduction ability of vr technology for historical scenes through the "ara as it was" project. this system enables users to participate in the reenactment of historical events in an immersive way through 3d modeling and spatial positioning technology. it simultaneously supports multi-sensory interaction functions, such as triggering background information of cultural relics through gesture operations, significantly enhancing the depth and interest of cultural cognition. this case shows that vr not only breaks through the limitations of physical space, but also enhances the appeal of cultural dissemination through the narrative method of integrating the virtual and the real. in terms of the promotion of tourist destinations, the virtual tourism project designed by yongkang xing et al. [7] has demonstrated significant market appeal. the research team has built a high-precision digital twin scenic area, integrating three major modules: collection interaction, dynamic navigation, and multi-threaded story system. international tourists can conduct virtual tours and complete interactive tasks through headsets. test data shows that 78% of the participants developed the intention to travel on-site due to virtual experiences, confirming the guiding role of vr technology in tourists' decision-making. such projects effectively shorten the decision-making cycle of tourists through preview experiences, and at the same time provide data support for the flow management of scenic spots. the practice of f. marasabessy[8] 's team regarding digital guided tours of cultural heritage is exemplary. the vr tour guide system of the sultan's palace in north maluku developed by it adopts a data collection method combining drone aerial photography and ground photogrammetry. it uses blender to complete the three-dimensional reconstruction of the building complex and finally realizes cross-platform interaction through the unity engine. user experience tests show that the system improves the efficiency of cultural information transmission by 42% compared with traditional guided tours, and supports personalized tour path planning. this technical solution not only resolves the contradiction between cultural relic protection and open sightseeing, but also recreates the historical original appearance of the building through virtual restoration technology. current application practices have fully demonstrated that virtual reality technology is reshaping the experience dimension and service ecosystem of the cultural and tourism industry, providing key technical support for the revitalization of cultural heritage and the innovation of tourism products. 3.2. analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the technical solution the technical solutions of virtual reality technology in smart cultural tourism not only show significant advantages 34 but also have limitations that need to be urgently broken through. from the perspective of application effects, vr technology has restructured the presentation mode of cultural and tourism products through immersive experiences. for example, zhitao chen et al. [9] pointed out through the case analysis of volvo and audi that vr can break through the limitations of physical space and provide a 360-degree panoramic interactive experience, enabling tourists to visit virtual scenic spots or experience cultural heritage without leaving their homes. significantly enhance user engagement and brand recognition. furthermore, the sora text-to-video model proposed by zuyan chen et al. [10] demonstrates a high ability to restore the laws of the physical world. this provides a new idea for the dynamic generation of virtual environments in cultural and tourism scenarios, enabling the rapid construction of virtual ancient cities that conform to the logic of reality, the reproduction of historical events, and other contents, significantly reducing the time cost of traditional 3d modeling. however, the limitations of the technical solution cannot be ignored either: firstly, zhitao chen et al. [11] emphasized that the high purchase cost and usage threshold of vr devices limit large-scale popularization. scenic spots need to invest in professional hardware and network facilities, while ordinary consumers may give up the experience due to the device price or operational complexity. secondly, the research of nils daum et al. in the field of education indicates that the production of vr content needs to take into account both technical accuracy and user experience. excessive pursuit of visual simulation in cultural and tourism scenarios may lead to physiological discomforts such as motion sickness, and the digital transformation of cultural connotations still requires deep human intervention and is difficult to rely entirely on algorithm generation. the more fundamental contradiction lies in the fact that although virtual experiences can break through the limitations of time and space, they cannot completely replace the multi-dimensional experiences of interpersonal interaction and sensory touch in physical cultural tourism. this gap between virtual and real experiences may weaken the depth of cultural dissemination. overall, vr technology has created an innovative path for the integration of virtual and real elements in smart cultural tourism. however, the balance between its technological maturity, cost control, and user experience still needs to be continuously improved through hardware iteration, algorithm optimization, and content innovation. 4. conclusion this study systematically explores the application value and development path of virtual reality technology in the field of smart culture and tourism. at present, the basic technology layout of smart cultural tourism has been achieved. through dynamic data collection, intelligent management systems and interactive navigation, the service efficiency has been significantly improved. however, there is a widespread phenomenon of "pseudo-smartness", which is manifested as the gap between technology application and user demands, data silos, and deep-rooted contradictions in the protection and development of cultural heritage. virtual reality technology, through 3d modeling, digital twins and multisensory interaction, has demonstrated unique advantages in scenarios such as digital restoration of cultural heritage, immersive guided tours and tourism pre-experiences. its virtual-real integration feature not only breaks through the limitations of physical space, but also enhances the appeal of cultural dissemination. however, problems such as high equipment costs, the complexity of content production, and the disconnection between virtual and real experiences still restrict the large-scale promotion of technology applications. future technological development needs to focus on hardware lightweighting and algorithm optimization, combine 5g edge computing to reduce device dependence, and improve the efficiency of virtual scene construction through ai generative models. the development of smart cultural tourism should build an open and collaborative technological ecosystem, break down information silos through unified data standards, seek a dynamic balance between the revitalization of cultural heritage and the innovation of tourism services, and ultimately achieve the symbiotic development of technological empowerment and cultural inheritance. references [1] damiasih d, wati o a l. implementation of the smart tourism strategy for tourism development at singkil beach karang pakis nusawungu, cilacap, central java[j]. sosiohumaniora, 2024. 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[11] daum n, blaivas m, goudie a, et al. student ultrasound education, current view and controversies. role of artificial intelligence, virtual reality and telemedicine[j]. the ultrasound journal, 2024, 16. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 31 predicting internal control deficiencies with deep learning: evidence from ipo review records dongjie lin * school of public finance and taxation, central university of finance and economics, beijing 102206, china * corresponding author email: rayldj@foxmail.com abstract: internal control is a core governance mechanism for improving information quality and reducing information risk. identification of internal control deficiencies (icds) based on annual report disclosures or audit opinions suffers from reporting lags and sparse positives. leveraging china’s issuance regime, this study uses ipo rejection outcomes as proxy labels and builds a financial-ratio–based prediction model. incorporating proxy information lifts pr-auc and roc-auc over the baseline by 22.78% and 4.52%; a full-parameter search yields gains of 24.05% and 5.32%. under fixed thresholds, f1, precision, and recall also rise. interpretability analyses show that roa, opm, and ppe retain persistent importance in identifying high-risk firms. the approach advances label construction and methodology, and offers an operational tool to target regulatory inquiries, optimize audit procedures, and support firms’ internal control self-assessments, with clear policy and theoretical value. keywords: internal control deficiency prediction; ipo rejection; deep learning. 1. introduction as a contractual arrangement to mitigate agency conflicts, internal control aims to enhance information quality and prevent material risks, playing a foundational role in standardizing operations, ensuring the reliability of financial reporting, and sustaining capital market trust. by standardizing processes and allocating responsibilities, internal control improves the production and transmission of information and, in turn, affects resource allocation efficiency and risk pricing. when it fails, firms become more prone to earnings management, heightened information risk, fraud, and stock price crashes. internal control deficiencies (icds) are associated with lower accounting information quality, greater information asymmetry, and higher financing costs and crash risk [1-2]. however, identifying icds from postlisting disclosures or external audit opinions entails latency, sparsity, and selective disclosure constraints, limiting forward-looking prediction useful for regulators, auditors, and investors. to overcome the twin bottlenecks of sparse icd positives and disclosure lags, this study uses ipo rejection outcomes as proxy labels. under the registration-based regime and routine regulatory inquiries, ipo examination not only emphasizes the conformity of financial statements and the completeness of information disclosure but also conducts multi-round inquiries and onsite inspections that penetrate the design and execution of internal control. ipo rejection therefore often maps to substantive deficiencies in accounting fundamentals, governance arrangements, and risk control, and can be viewed as a forward-looking regulatory signal that characterizes internal-control fragility. compared with icd reports disclosed only after listing, this proxy label offers greater observability, earlier timing, and broader coverage. it substantially expands the number of positive-class observations and mitigates undertraining induced by the scarcity of severe icd cases. this study introduces ipo-rejected firms as proxy labels to alleviate positive-class scarcity and builds an icd prediction model. out-of-sample evaluation on a common test set shows that incorporating ipo-rejected cases improves performance relative to the baseline: pr-auc rises by 22.78% and rocauc by 4.52%. building on this, the optimal model from a full-parameter search further improves pr-auc by 24.05% and roc-auc by 5.32% over the baseline. at fixed thresholds, f1, precision, and recall increase concurrently, implying higher coverage while maintaining precision. overall, both the ipo-tuned and full-parameter models outperform the baseline in ranking quality and threshold performance, with the full-parameter model exhibiting the best robustness and balance. the main contribution is a forward-looking icd prediction framework that marries institutional context with methodological innovation. relative to prior work—for example, liu and lin (2024) [3], which highlights the advantages of deep learning over logit by emphasizing structural specification and predictive accuracy—this study takes an institutional perspective by converting ipo rejection outcomes into proxy labels for icds and implementing a “proxy in training, truth in evaluation” design. through weak labeling and robust learning, this design alleviates positiveclass scarcity while controlling potential noise. the study provides an operational quantitative tool to better target regulatory inquiries, inform audit-procedure design, and support firms’ internal control self-assessments. the remainder of the paper is organized as follows. section 2 reviews the literature. section 3 presents the institutional background. section 4 develops the icd prediction model. section 5 describes the sample and reports descriptive statistics. section 6 evaluates model performance. section 7 concludes. 2. literature review as a core governance mechanism, internal control reshapes the production, transmission, and use of corporate information through process standardization and the allocation of responsibilities. discussion of its economic consequences hinges on establishing a measure of internal control effectiveness that is operable, comparable, and 32 verifiable. against this backdrop, this study first reviews the mechanisms through which internal control operates and then assesses the existing research on effectiveness measurement. by shaping firms’ information production and dissemination, internal control continually improves the information environment. firms with internal control deficiencies (icds) exhibit poorer accrual quality and a stronger propensity for earnings management[4], and they face elevated risks of financial fraud [1]. changes in the information environment affect analyst coverage and forecast quality and are subsequently reflected in pricing in equity and debt markets. in equity markets, icds are positively associated with the cost of equity, indicating that investors demand higher risk premia [5], and they are an important driver of stock price crash risk [6]. in debt markets, costello and wittenberg-moerman (2011) find that when firms report material internal control weaknesses, lenders reduce reliance on financial covenants and performance pricing and place greater weight on collateral and rating terms, revealing a contractual substitution in response to information risk [7]. external governance and market conditions can moderate these effects: institutional investor monitoring, industry competition, and high-quality auditing mitigate the negative impact of icds through shareholder action, market discipline, and professional oversight, respectively. in short, internal control quality affects capital and debt markets through the mechanism of reducing information noise, reshaping external oversight, and altering pricing and contracting structures, with pronounced heterogeneity across settings such as the strength of external monitoring, media and analyst attention, and underwriter reputation. as an embedded organizational system, internal control influences “real-side” decisions in operations, investment, and cost management via process standardization and authority allocation. at the operational level, icds heighten internal information noise and agency frictions, undermining process and cash-conversion efficiency. relative to financialreporting internal control alone, operations-level internal control has a larger impact on firm performance [8]. following remediation of material weaknesses, operating efficiency improves significantly, especially in firms with higher information demand, more severe weaknesses, and smaller size [9]. regarding investment efficiency, weak internal control exacerbates information asymmetry and governance failures, inducing both overand underinvestment [10]. when icds relate to capital expenditures, the association between future cash flows and current investment is systematically weakened, indicating control failures over real investment processes. in evaluating internal control effectiveness, u.s. research commonly relies on internal control over financial reporting assessments and deficiency disclosures under section 404 of the sarbanes–oxley act (sox) as an observable measure. based on this, doyle et al. (2007) match firms disclosing material weaknesses to peer characteristics and show that such firms tend to be smaller, younger, financially weaker, more complex, or undergoing restructuring—factors that correlate with control weakness [11]. before internal control audits became mandatory, ashbaugh-skaife et al. (2007) examine the discovery and disclosure of weaknesses in the pre-mandate period and confirm that business complexity, organizational change, and accounting risk increase the likelihood of icds; disclosure reflects not only actual control conditions but also managerial incentives and audit-supply constraints [5]. compared with the sox 404–centered u.s. approach, evaluation of internal control effectiveness in china has evolved from early “defect disclosure” toward index-based composite measures. lin et al. (2014) construct an outcomeoriented internal control index that refines the five objectives of the basic internal control norms into basic, operating, and strategic layers and measures effectiveness by goal attainment [12]. lin et al. (2016) develop a disclosure-based index by mapping disclosure items to the coso (2013) and cosoerm (2016) frameworks, yielding five first-level, thirty-one second-level, and eighty-seven total indicators [13]. while disclosure-based and index-based measures offer an operational foundation for studying the economic consequences of internal control, there remains scope to better capture heterogeneity, nonlinear relations, and the integration of multi-source data. it is therefore valuable to advance machine-learning–based icd prediction models that jointly emphasize out-of-sample predictability and causal identification, thereby verifying and extending both the measurement of internal control effectiveness and evidence on its underlying mechanisms. 3. institutional background china’s capital market has undergone gradual reform from a quota system to an approval-based ipo regime and then to a registration-based regime. the regulatory logic has shifted from administrative gatekeeping at the point of entry to market-based discipline grounded in sufficient, truthful, and understandable information disclosure. the earlier phase emphasized qualification screening and quota control— filtering issuers by entry criteria and quality thresholds— whereas the later phase emphasizes disclosure and inquiry as process constraints, with ongoing oversight exercised by investors and market mechanisms. for the sample period in this study (2010–2022), the institutional setting spans the approval-based regime characterized by gatekeeping by the csrc issuance examination committee (iec) and, from 2019 onward, the registration-based pilot launched on selected boards. the comprehensive registration-based reform in 2023 marks a watershed but falls outside our sample window. these institutional transitions provide an operational basis for identifying internal control effectiveness using examination and disclosure information. alongside the evolution of the issuance regime, the organization and procedures of examination were restructured. under the approval-based regime, regulators conducted substantive reviews of compliance, profitability, goingconcern status, and the quality of accounting information. starting from the completeness and conformity of application materials, the iec exercised comprehensive gatekeeping over financial metrics, governance structures, and the adequacy of disclosure, reflecting strict entry control. rejection decisions in this phase typically pointed to externally verifiable deficiencies, such as material compliance gaps, insufficient disclosure, inappropriate accounting policy choices, or weak internal oversight. under the registration-based pilot, the guiding philosophy shifted from administrative admission to disclosure-based review, yet the constraint on key risks did not loosen. multi-round regulatory inquiries brought forward questions concerning accounting treatments, major transactions, going-concern uncertainties, and governance arrangements, forming a traceable evidence trail through inquiries and responses. stock exchanges and the csrc 33 could still issue decisions of non-registration or non-approval to list where disclosure was untruthful, inadequate, or noncompliant. formally, the two stages emphasize “substantive review of quality” versus “adequacy review of disclosure.” substantively, the risk content of rejection is highly similar across stages, concentrating on compliance, disclosure quality, financial-reporting discipline, and governance structure. the grounds for ipo rejection exhibit stable, structured patterns. in the compliance dimension, gaps often involve hard constraints such as taxation, environmental protection, and industry admission. in the disclosure dimension, issues commonly include insufficient or unpersuasive disclosure of key transactions, related-party relationships, and customer or supplier concentration. in the financial-reporting dimension, problems include improper revenue recognition, ambiguous classification of non-recurring items, and repeated audit procedures. in the governance dimension, weaknesses include unclear boundaries between control rights and operating authority, breakdowns in internal oversight, or weak decision procedures for major related-party transactions. these reasons are systematically tracked and evidenced in the regulatory process and, in substance, map to weaknesses in the design and execution of internal control. even within the registration-based pilot, a rejection constitutes a negative conclusion on the truthfulness, adequacy, and compliance of disclosure, and its risk content is, to a considerable extent, the same as under the approval-based regime. accordingly, in the coexistence of approval-based and registration-based pilot regimes, ipo-rejected firms, in most cases, reflect insufficient internal control effectiveness and can serve as proxy labels for internal control deficiencies (icds). 4. constructing the internal control deficiency prediction model 4.1. modeling framework and learning objective financial fraud prediction and internal control deficiency (icd) prediction are structurally analogous. both are classification tasks with low base rates (few positives), highdimensional and heterogeneous features, and tight regulatory constraints, and they share a common toolbox of predictive methods. the fraud-prediction literature has developed along three main routes. first, interpretable linear models such as logit provide a disciplined baseline and stable ranking [14]. second, nonlinear classifiers led by kernel methods and ensemble learning—e.g., support vector machines [15-16] and bagging/boosting [17]. third, deep learning, which leverages deep networks and attention mechanisms to enhance representation and discrimination [18]. in icd prediction, early studies largely relied on logit models. the linear specification limits the ability to capture complex nonlinear relations and intertemporal dynamics. bringing deep learning into this setting, liu and lin (2024) employ a recurrent neural network (rnn) and organize predictors under the pop (pressure–opportunity–propensity) framework, delivering sizable performance gains. building on that line of work [3], this study also focuses on deep learning but extends the research design: during training, this study introduces ipo rejection as proxy positives to alleviate rarity and severe class imbalance, thereby enriching the set of learnable risk signals. the core classifier is an rnn. the inputs are firm-level financial ratios organized in a rolling two-period window. through hidden units and nonlinear activations, the network performs representation learning that flexibly captures nonlinearities and potential higher-order interactions among indicators. in the statistical–econometric tradition, linear or semiparametric models depend on prespecified functional forms and hand-crafted interaction terms. by contrast, the rnn learns end-to-end which feature combinations, under which conditions, jointly indicate elevated icd risk. this yields stronger separability and better extrapolation when indicators are correlated and the structure is complex. conceptually, the rnn acts as a representation learner that compresses high-dimensional financial signals into salient risk cues. through state recursion, it can encode temporal dependence, allowing the model to distill risk information from levels, changes, and volatility without manual construction of large polynomial or interaction sets. the result is a unified pipeline that performs feature composition, nonlinear transformation, and a probabilistic output via a logit link with reduced risk of model misspecification. the learning objective is to estimate 𝑃(icd=1∣𝑥) reliably and to maintain stable out-of-sample ranking and discrimination. parameters are estimated by minimizing a weighted binary cross-entropy loss, with regularization (early stopping) to curb overfitting and improve generalization. to address the scarcity and lag of true icd disclosures, training uses ipo rejections as proxy labels to expand the library of risk signals, whereas validation and testing strictly revert to the ground-truth icd disclosure criterion. this “proxy in training, truth in evaluation” design strengthens risk identification while containing the influence of proxy-label noise through a clear evaluation boundary. 4.2. feature engineering and data processing this study uses financial-statement ratios as the primary inputs. these indicators can be validated against standardized disclosures and provide a low-cost, comparable mapping to key facets of internal control effectiveness. in terms of risk formation, funding stress, operating constraints, and governance incentives leave observable traces in financial condition and cash flows. accordingly, financial ratios that summarize firms’ pressure, opportunity, and execution provide a stable information base for forward-looking identification. the features are grouped by economic meaning as follows: liquidity and short-term solvency (current ratio cr, quick ratio qr, current liabilities to total assets cl); profitability (return on assets roa, operating profit margin opm); operating efficiency (total asset turnover tat, inventory turnover invto, accounts receivable turnover arto); capital structure and long-term leverage (debt-to-equity de, long-term debt-to-equity ltde); cash quality (operating cash flow to total assets cfo_ta, operating cash flow to revenue cfo_rev, net change in cash to total assets ncf_ta); asset structure (intangible assets to total assets intan, property, plant and equipment to total assets ppe); and size/scale (log total assets ln_ta, log revenue ln_rev). variable definitions are reported in table 1. 34 table 1. variable definitions code name definition cr current ratio current assets / current liabilities qr quick ratio (current assets − inventory) / current liabilities cl current liabilities to total assets current liabilities / total assets roa return on assets net income / total assets opm operating profit margin operating profit / operating revenue tat total asset turnover operating revenue / total assets invto inventory turnover operating revenue / inventory arto accounts receivable turnover operating revenue / accounts receivable de debt-to-equity ratio total liabilities / shareholders’ equity ltde long-term debt-to-equity non-current liabilities / shareholders’ equity cfo_ta operating cash flow to total assets net cash flow from operating activities / total assets cfo_rev operating cash flow to revenue net cash flow from operating activities / operating revenue ncf_ta net change in cash to total assets net increase in cash and cash equivalents / total assets intan intangible assets to total assets intangible assets / total assets ppe property, plant and equipment to total assets property, plant and equipment / total assets ln_ta log total assets ln(total assets + 1) ln_rev log revenue ln(operating revenue + 1) no separate category of growth variables is constructed. the research design adopts a rolling two-period window: for the same firm, revenues, assets, and related ratios from adjacent periods enter the model jointly. information on expansion or contraction is thus implicitly captured by level differences and relative changes. this allows the model to learn the linkage between “levels and changes” directly from the raw financial ratios without injecting explicit growth rates that would raise collinearity. it also avoids look-ahead and timing-mixing risks. in short, growth is not represented as an independent variable; it is absorbed and utilized by the model through the existing ratios and windowed inputs. where financial restatements or misstatements exist, the original (pre-restatement) disclosed values are uniformly used for both training and evaluation. this choice serves three purposes. first, it preserves ex-ante information sets and prevents the introduction of post-hoc corrections that would create hindsight bias in the prediction period. second, restatements are often outcomes of weak internal control; using corrected numbers would artificially “clean” signals left by icds and understate true, model-detectable risk. third, original disclosures better reflect the contemporaneous information environment faced by investors and regulators, aligning predictive assessment with actual decision contexts. together with consistent treatment conventions, this yields features that are economically meaningful and auditable, providing a reliable baseline for subsequent data splits, validation, and model evaluation. all inputs used to predict icds at 𝑡+1 come strictly from information disclosed at 𝑡 or earlier, ensuring forwardlooking alignment. to reduce the influence of extreme observations on estimation and training, winsorization is applied at the 1st and 99th percentiles by year. material weaknesses, significant deficiencies, and general deficiencies disclosed in internal control evaluation reports are coded as “any deficiency” (icd = 1). this broader definition rests on three considerations. first, from regulatory and governance perspectives, these categories lie on a common risk continuum; material weaknesses are tail events that are extremely rare and sensitive to exogenous forces such as inquiry intensity and disclosure conventions. using only material weaknesses as positives would exacerbate class imbalance (reducing statistical power and stability) and introduce selection bias tied to instances of particularly strong oversight/disclosure. second, for forward-looking identification, important/general deficiencies often precede material weaknesses; they reflect weaknesses in process execution, authorization, and information systems and therefore carry clear early-warning content. including them helps the model learn the trajectory from mild to severe risk and improves recall of high-risk firms. third, to mitigate measurement error and enhance comparability, grading differences are collapsed into a binary indicator of “any deficiency,” which preserves economic meaning while reducing noise from heterogeneous grading practices across firms, industries, and years. 4.3. data splitting the unit of observation is the firm–year. the goal is to assess out-of-sample, forward-looking discrimination for the next period’s internal control deficiency (icd). the predictive setup uses financial information at year 𝑡 as inputs and outputs the probability that an icd will be disclosed at 𝑡+1. to reflect expansion or contraction without introducing separate growth-rate variables, a rolling two-period window is applied on the input side: core ratios from adjacent periods jointly capture the linkage between levels and changes, allowing the model to absorb “growth” information end-toend within existing variables. data are randomly split with stratification at the company level and firms are assigned to training and test sets (approximately 70:30). within the training set, a further subset of firms (about 15%) forms the validation set. the split follows a company-level, mutually exclusive principle: the same firm never appears in more than one set, blocking any spillover of adjacent-period information for the same entity across sets. all preprocessing parameters are estimated only on the training set and then applied in a frozen manner to validation and test sets; no validation/test information feeds back into training or preprocessing. to avoid hindsight bias and preserve observable traces of control failures, training, validation, and test use pre-restatement original disclosures 35 whenever subsequent restatements or corrections exist. given the scarcity and lag of ground-truth icd positives, ipo rejection outcomes are incorporated as proxy positives during training in a controlled way to raise the effective positive share and the density of learnable signals, thereby stabilizing decision boundaries in sparse positive regions. recognizing that rejection does not always stem from weak internal control, robust constraints are imposed on proxy samples in training, including soft labels, separate loss weights, and joint control of the oversampling multiplier and proportion cap. this training convention follows a “moderate augmentation, bounded influence, truth-anchored evaluation” rule. proxy samples serve only to increase learnable density; the three constraints bound their influence; and the modeling objective and evaluation criterion remain anchored to groundtruth icd disclosures. no proxy information is injected at validation or test. model selection and threshold setting are based on validation performance, and the test set is reserved for final evaluation. 4.4. evaluation metrics this study uses average precision (ap / pr-auc) and the area under the roc curve (roc-auc) as the primary criteria for model selection and comparison. the two are complementary under class imbalance: ap emphasizes minority-class detection effectiveness, while roc-auc captures global separability. average precision (ap) equals the area under the precision–recall curve and can be viewed as a recall-weighted average of precision. when recall increases (more potential deficiencies are identified) while precision remains high, ap rises accordingly. because internal control deficiency (icd) prediction is highly imbalanced, ap is more sensitive to the scarcity of positives and better reflects improvements in identifying the high-risk tail. ap is therefore set as the core metric. roc-auc summarizes the trade-off between the true positive rate and the false positive rate across all thresholds and is equivalent to the probability that a randomly chosen positive receives a higher score than a randomly chosen negative. ranging from 0.5 to 1 and being insensitive to class prevalence, roc-auc enables robust comparisons across datasets and time. a notable rise in roc-auc with only modest movement in ap typically indicates clearer overall ranking, but improvements on rare positives still require confirmation via ap. for interpretability, continuous scores are also mapped to a hit/coverage view at a preset threshold of 0.5, reporting precision, recall, and 𝐹1 = 2𝑃𝑅/(𝑃+𝑅). these indicators clarify the trade-off between false alarms and misses. because they are threshold-dependent, they are not used for model selection. 5. sample and descriptive statistics financial-statement data for listed firms are drawn from csmar from 2010 to 2022. year 2022 serves as the cutoff for inputs so that internal control evaluation reports disclosed in 2023 provide the t+1 labels for forward-looking prediction. given major differences in reporting structures, firms in finance and insurance are excluded, as are observations with missing key variables, yielding 39,785 firm-year observations. the ipo rejection sample comes from choice. target firms are identified by records such as “not approved/not passed,” “non-registration,” or “registration terminated,” with finance and insurance again excluded, resulting in 180 firms. for these firms, the three fiscal years prior to the ipo are handcollected and cross-checked from prospectuses and related disclosures, producing a theoretical 180 × 3 = 540 firm-years. because the research design treats two adjacent years as one record to construct level–change linkages, observations must form consecutive pairs. after removing non-pairable cases and those missing key variables, 524 valid records remain. table 2. descriptive statistics (listed firms) variable mean std. dev. p25 median p75 cr 2.672 2.957 1.165 1.726 2.937 qr 2.172 2.747 0.784 1.282 2.366 cl 0.337 0.183 0.195 0.316 0.454 roa 0.035 0.079 0.013 0.038 0.069 opm 0.065 0.267 0.024 0.080 0.159 tat 0.604 0.421 0.335 0.509 0.744 invto 22.794 95.999 2.893 5.225 9.548 arto 36.947 173.106 2.811 5.129 12.124 de 1.115 1.420 0.323 0.681 1.336 ltde 0.228 0.393 0.016 0.070 0.263 cfo_ta 0.045 0.074 0.006 0.044 0.086 cfo_rev 0.085 0.201 0.010 0.081 0.171 ncf_ta 0.020 0.112 -0.029 0.006 0.049 intan 0.047 0.053 0.017 0.034 0.058 ppe 0.242 0.179 0.101 0.207 0.347 ln_ta 22.112 1.314 21.181 21.932 22.856 ln_rev 21.391 1.506 20.379 21.257 22.262 table 2 reports descriptive statistics for the listed-firm sample (excluding ipo-rejected firms). the means of log total assets (ln_ta) and log revenue (ln_rev) are 22.112 and 21.391, with medians 21.932 and 21.257, respectively. in asset structure, property, plant and equipment to total assets (ppe) has a mean 0.242 and median 0.207, exceeding 36 intangible assets to total assets (intan) with mean 0.047 and median 0.034. in capital structure, long-term debt-to-equity (ltde) shows a mean 0.228 and median 0.070, indicating substantial dispersion. regarding cash quality, operating cash flow to total assets (cfo_ta) averages 0.045 (median 0.044), operating cash flow to revenue (cfo_rev) averages 0.085 (median 0.081), and net change in cash to total assets (ncf_ta) averages 0.020 (median 0.006), reflecting notable year-to-year cash volatility. table 3 reports the annual incidence of internal control deficiencies (icds) over the sample window. rows are indexed by fiscal year t; each row aligns financial information at t with icd disclosures in t+1. the “2010” row (56 cases, 3.51%) therefore corresponds to disclosures made in 2011, and the “2022” rate of 2.78% corresponds to 2023 disclosures. in total, there are 39,785 firm-year observations, of which 2,224 disclose at least one deficiency, yielding an overall incidence of 5.59%. the rate peaks at 8.31% in 2012 (the sample maximum), remains elevated in 2017 (7.85%), and then declines to 2.78% by 2022. table 3. annual distribution of internal control deficiencies (listed firms) year firm–years icd count icd rate 2010 1596 56 3.51 2011 2070 139 6.71 2012 2249 187 8.31 2013 2441 153 6.27 2014 2468 163 6.60 2015 2631 152 5.78 2016 2948 177 6.00 2017 3313 260 7.85 2018 3399 231 6.80 2019 3576 211 5.90 2020 3995 166 4.16 2021 4395 198 4.51 2022 4704 131 2.78 total 39785 2224 5.59 6. evaluation and analysis of icd prediction performance 6.1. benchmark setup and out-of-sample results table 4 compares two models on the same test set. column (2) reports the baseline model, trained without ipo data under default hyperparameters. column (3) reports the ipo-tuned model, which mixes ipo rejections as proxy positives during training and selects hyperparameters (label-smoothing strength, proxy-sample weight/proportion, class weights, etc.) by search. data processing and evaluation are identical for both models, including a company-level mutually exclusive split, forward-looking alignment, and preprocessing parameters estimated on the training set and then frozen. therefore, performance differences mainly reflect the introduction of proxy information and tuning or regularization choices. ranking quality improves jointly. average precision (ap / pr-auc) rises from 0.079 to 0.097 (+22.78%), indicating stronger ordering on the scarce positive class (icds). given the overall incidence of 5.59% in table 3, the ap-to-incidence ratio is about 1.41 for the baseline and 1.74 for the ipo-tuned model, implying that with the same review resources the tuned model surfaces true icd cases more effectively toward the top of the list and is more sensitive to the high-risk tail. roc-auc increases from 0.620 to 0.648 (+4.52%), meaning the probability that a randomly drawn icd observation receives a higher score than a non-icd observation rises from 62.0% to 64.8%. the joint gains in these threshold-invariant metrics indicate learning of more discriminative financialsignal combinations rather than threshold-specific artifacts. at a fixed threshold of 0.5, f1 improves from 0.133 to 0.136 (+2.26%). precision is essentially unchanged (+1.32%), while recall increases from 0.552 to 0.578 (+4.71%). thus, at the preset threshold the ipo-tuned model achieves broader coverage of potential deficiencies without materially diluting precision. table 4. out-of-sample performance (baseline model vs. ipotuned model) metric baseline ipo-tuned change ap (pr-auc) 0.079 0.097 22.78% roc-auc 0.620 0.648 4.52% f1 @ 0.5 0.133 0.136 2.26% precision @ 0.5 0.076 0.077 1.32% recall @ 0.5 0.552 0.578 4.71% 6.2. full-parameter optimal model a full-parameter search is conducted under the same train/validation/test split and evaluation convention; the configuration that performs best on the validation set is then evaluated once on the test set. the search spans network size and regularization strength, learning rate and batch size, class weights, and proxy-sample settings (label-smoothing strength, loss weights, and mini-batch proportion). the ‘global’ optimum attainable under the given data and training protocol is reported in table 5, column (2). relative to the baseline model, core metrics rise in tandem. ap (pr-auc) increases from 0.079 to 0.098 (+24.05%), and roc-auc from 0.620 to 0.653 (+5.32%), indicating improved ability to raise recall while maintaining precision on the scarce positive class and stronger separability across thresholds. using “ap / baseline incidence” to gauge tail improvement, the optimum also dominates the baseline, implying that with the same review resources more true icd cases are pushed toward the top of the list. at the fixed threshold of 0.5, f1 rises to 0.146 (+9.77%); precision to 0.083 (+9.21%); and recall to 0.590 (+6.88%), delivering higher coverage and a higher hit rate without changing the threshold. compared with the ipo-tuned model, gains are incremental at the ranking level: ap from 0.097 to 0.098 (+1.03%), and roc-auc from 0.648 to 0.653 (+0.77%). this suggests diminishing returns after one effective round of tuning, with the full search mainly refining and smoothing the decision boundary. at the fixed threshold of 0.5, however, improvements are more tangible: f1 from 0.136 to 0.146 (+7.35%), precision from 0.077 to 0.083 (+7.79%), and recall from 0.578 to 0.590 (+2.08%), translating ranking gains into actionable review benefits. 37 table 5. out-of-sample performance of the full-parameter optimal model metric full-parameter optimal model vs. baseline vs. ipo-tuned ap (pr-auc) 0.098 24.05% 1.03% roc-auc 0.653 5.32% 0.77% f1 @ 0.5 0.146 9.77% 7.35% precision @ 0.5 0.083 9.21% 7.79% recall @ 0.5 0.590 6.88% 2.08% 6.3. variable importance and relative contribution table 6 shows that property, plant and equipment (ppe) and profitability measures (roa, opm) consistently rank near the top across all three models. for ppe, the change in average precision (δap) is 0.011 (14.13%) in the baseline model, 0.018 (18.08%) in the ipo-tuned model, and 0.012 (12.38%) in the full-parameter model. roa exhibits a similar pattern, with relative contributions of 11.24% (baseline), 15.52% (ipo-tuned), and 11.70% (full-parameter), indicating that asset structure and earnings quality provide stable ordering power for identifying icd risk. opm also peaks in the ipo-tuned configuration at 0.011 (11.20%), exceeding the baseline’s 0.007 (9.22%) and the full-parameter model’s 0.007 (6.93%). liquidity and leverage display model-specific patterns. qr is broadly comparable across models: 0.007 (8.64%) in the baseline, 0.007 (7.55%) in the ipo-tuned model, and 0.006 (6.35%) in the full-parameter model. ltde is highest under ipo tuning at 0.007 (6.84%), versus 0.005 (5.91%) in the baseline and 0.005 (5.36%) in the full-parameter model. size and short-term pressure also diverge by model: ln_ta registers 0.009 (9.39%) in the ipo-tuned model, compared with 0.002 (3.15%) in the baseline and 0.005 (5.29%) in the full-parameter model; cl is more pronounced only in the fullparameter model at 0.003 (2.91%), remaining negligible in the baseline (0.00%) and modest in the ipo-tuned model (0.001, 1.40%). for cash quality, cfo_ta contributes 0.006 (6.57%) in the ipo-tuned model and 0.005 (5.77%) in the baseline, but attenuates to 0.003 (2.78%) in the full-parameter model, suggesting that the full search diffuses importance away from cash-flow signals toward a broader mix spanning liquidity, size, and leverage. de similarly rises under ipo tuning, at 0.005 (5.39%), relative to the baseline and full-parameter settings (both 0.002; 2.08% and 2.24%, respectively), while ln_rev remains minor across models (0.00%, 1.24%, and 2.21%). overall, the ipo-tuned configuration concentrates weight on ppe, roa, opm, and firm size, whereas the fullparameter model distributes contributions more evenly across core features (for example, higher cl and mid-range ln_ta and ltde), reflecting different emphasis rather than a uniform uplift of any single variable. table 6. variable importance and relative contribution (top 10) variable baseline model ipo-tuned model full-parameter optimal model δap δap/ap δap δap/ap δap δap/ap ppe 0.011 14.13% 0.018 18.08% 0.012 12.38% roa 0.009 11.24% 0.015 15.52% 0.011 11.70% opm 0.007 9.22% 0.011 11.20% 0.007 6.93% qr 0.007 8.64% 0.007 7.55% 0.006 6.35% ltde 0.005 5.91% 0.007 6.84% 0.005 5.36% ln_ta 0.002 3.15% 0.009 9.39% 0.005 5.29% cl 0.000 0.00% 0.001 1.40% 0.003 2.91% cfo_ta 0.005 5.77% 0.006 6.57% 0.003 2.78% de 0.002 2.08% 0.005 5.39% 0.002 2.24% ln_rev 0.000 0.00% 0.001 1.24% 0.002 2.21% 7. conclusion anchored in the ipo issuance regime, this study proposes a “proxy in training, truth in evaluation” framework for predicting icds. empirically, introducing proxy labels yields steady gains over the baseline (+22.78% pr-auc, +4.52% roc-auc), and the full-parameter search achieves further improvements (+24.05% pr-auc, +5.32% roc-auc). fixed-threshold metrics (f1, precision, recall) also improve, indicating broader coverage of high-risk firms without sacrificing hit rate. these findings can be translated into practice by structuring rejection decisions and inquiry focal points into icd-indicative indicators for routine monitoring and tiered supervision, aligning early-warning thresholds and review checklists with financial ratios. standardizing regulatory inquiry corpora, audit opinions, sanctions, and modified audit reports—and linking them to xbrl disclosures—would provide auditable, long-horizon data support for interpretable risk-control models. several caveats point to avenues for refinement. the design centers on financial ratios for availability and auditability; unstructured text has not yet been incorporated systematically, suggesting future integration of textual features from prospectuses and annual-report inquiry responses. moreover, institutional and economic shifts may induce distribution shift and threshold drift; practical deployment therefore calls for rolling retraining, monitoring and alerting, and probability calibration, together with an evaluation of cost–benefit tradeoffs under alternative thresholding strategies. 38 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learning, and deep learning. the main implementation steps and shortcomings of various methods are analyzed. finally, this paper points out the current challenges and research directions of microbial detection technology based on computer image analysis, and provides a theoretical basis for promoting microbial detection technology based on computer image analysis. keywords: microbial detection; computer image analysis; machine learning; deep learning; image processing. 1. introduction microorganisms are tiny organisms with independent life functions that can absorb energy, grow and reproduce on their own, and can exist in various ecosystems [1]. microorganisms play an important role in human society. for example, some rhizobia can have a beneficial effect on plant health and growth, and can also inhibit pathogenic microorganisms [2]. lactic acid bacteria can affect humans in many ways, such as regulating gastrointestinal flora, the normal operation of human metabolism, and inhibiting the reproduction of harmful bacteria [3]. severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (sars-cov-2) can cause fever, malaise, dry cough, shortness of breath, and even death in severe cases [4]. it can be seen that the analysis of microorganisms is of great significance to humans. microscopic observation is a common and important method in microbial analysis. for example, stereo scanning electron microscopy is used to analyze microorganisms in soil [5], aquatic bacteria are counted using improved epifluorescence technology based on microscopes [6], and microbial analysis is performed using environmental scanning electron microscopy [7]. however, these microscopic methods have some disadvantages. according to locey et al., there are 1011 to 1012 species of microorganisms living on the earth [8]. therefore, when researchers use this method for microbial analysis, they often have to consult a large amount of literature. secondly, this type of professional method requires researchers to undergo long-term professional training, and the detection process takes a long time. for example, using traditional microscopy methods to count phytoplankton takes a very long time, and the work is boring and labor-intensive. in addition, the microorganisms to be analyzed are often large in magnitude. microscopic methods are difficult to handle analytical problems with large data volumes, and large sample sizes will affect the accuracy of the operator's analysis [9]. in view of the shortcomings of the above microscopy method, a more effective method is needed to achieve fast and accurate microbial analysis. with the continuous development of science and technology, researchers have tried to apply computer image analysis technology to microbial detection and achieved good results. this paper studies the detection method of microorganisms, studies the principles of microbial detection methods based on computer image analysis technology, and introduces methods based on classical image processing, methods based on traditional machine learning, and methods based on deep learning, respectively, providing a reference for future research on microbial detection. 2. microbial detection based on classical image processing the microbial detection method based on classical image processing mainly includes four steps: preprocessing, segmentation, postprocessing and classification. its main processing flow and common algorithms are shown in figure 1. figure 1. processing flow and common algorithms of classical image processing preprocessing aims to improve image quality, reduce noise, and make the area of interest or target in the image clearer by adjusting parameters such as image contrast and brightness, thereby improving the effect of subsequent processing. image segmentation is the process of dividing an image into multiple independent regions, aiming to distinguish the target of interest from the background. threshold segmentation is the most widely used detection segmentation algorithm at present. the algorithm is simple to calculate and has high computational efficiency. threshold segmentation sets one or more thresholds and intercepts pixels whose grayscale values 59 are within the threshold range in the image to obtain the target in the image. the calculation process of the otsu threshold is simple and has strong versatility [10]. however, when the target area is much smaller than the background area, the otsu threshold cannot provide good segmentation results [11]. post-processing steps can be used to remove noise caused by segmentation errors, refine segmentation results, repair breaks, etc. classification extracts feature values that can represent the essential attributes of the target object from the image, matches the target object in the image with the reference pattern, and thus identifies and classifies the target object. the main classification methods currently include pattern recognition and angle threshold recognition. however, such methods are usually generally not robust, have high requirements for the accuracy of the segmentation step, and often cannot achieve practical application effects. methods based on classical image processing have certain limitations. such methods are highly dependent on expert knowledge and manually designed features, and have limited robustness. moreover, as the amount of image data increases, the process of manually adjusting parameters and designing features becomes increasingly difficult. in addition, classical methods are difficult to capture high-level abstract features and cannot effectively mine the rich information contained in the data. therefore, researchers have begun to try microbial detection methods based on machine learning and deep learning. 3. microbial detection based on machine learning the traditional machine learning method introduces machine learning technology into microbial detection. compared with the method based on classical image processing, this type of method can automatically learn feature representation and mine useful patterns from training data without manually designing features. common traditional machine learning algorithms include support vector machine (svm), decision tree, random forest, naive bayes, etc. microbial detection based on machine learning is similar to the method based on classical image processing. first, the image needs to be preprocessed and features such as color, texture, shape, etc. need to be manually extracted from the preprocessed image. the second step is to train the classifier. using the labeled training data set, the extracted features are input into the machine learning algorithm to train the model. the trained model can be used in the classification and detection tasks of new microbial images. among them, the most widely used classification model in microbial detection is svm and its variants. svm can effectively use smaller training samples, so that svm can obtain higher classification accuracy on a smaller training set [12]. however, support vector machines are not suitable for solving multi-classification tasks [13]. in addition, support vector machines are sensitive to the choice of parameters and kernel functions, which means that different choices will have a great impact on the final classification accuracy of svm [14]. methods based on traditional machine learning can automatically learn feature patterns to improve detection performance. however, such methods still require manual design of low-level features and cannot directly learn feature representations end-to-end from the original image, which has certain limitations. 4. microbial detection based on deep learning deep learning is a data-based representation learning method that can automatically learn multi-level feature representations directly from raw data without the need for manual feature design. in recent years, microbial detection methods based on deep learning have achieved outstanding results. convolutional neural network (cnn) is a classic deep learning model that performs well in the field of computer vision. researchers apply cnn to microbial image detection to automatically learn features from images and classify them. for example, tahir et al. proposed a cnn-based method for fungal detection and differentiation of different types of fungi [15]. in addition, they developed a new fungal dataset consisting of five different types of fungal spores and dirt. the results showed that the accuracy of this method was 94.8%. panicker et al. proposed a cnn-based method for detecting tuberculosis in sputum smear microscopic images [16]. this method uses the otsu threshold algorithm to binarize the image and applies cnn to determine the category of the region extracted from the first stage. the classification results show that the recall rate of this method is 97.13%, the accuracy rate is 78.4%, and the f-score is 86.76%. methods based on deep learning can automatically learn feature representation directly from raw image data without the need for manual feature design, and have stronger expressive power. these methods have shown superiority over methods based on classical image processing and traditional machine learning in multiple microbial detection tasks and have become the mainstream methods in this field. however, since deep models usually require a large amount of labeled data for training, the difficulty and time-consuming of data labeling have also become one of the constraints. 5. conclusion this paper reviews microbial detection methods based on computer image analysis technology, mainly including three types of methods based on classical image processing, machine learning, and deep learning. these methods have significantly improved the performance of microbial detection and have become the mainstream technology in this field. although deep learning-based microbial detection methods have achieved remarkable results, they still face problems such as difficulty in data labeling, scarcity of data, and lack of interpretability, which still require further research. in the future, research on deep learning-based microbial monitoring technology will develop in the direction of designing more efficient network models, data enhancement strategies, and transfer learning with strong generalization capabilities to further improve detection performance. in summary, deep learning-based microbial detection technology is constantly developing and improving. through continuous innovation and development, it is believed that this technology will bring more breakthroughs to the field of microbial analysis and make important contributions to promoting the sustainable development of human society. references [1] ma p, li c, rahaman m m, et al. a state-of-the-art survey of object detection techniques in microorganism image analysis: from classical methods to deep learning approaches[j]. artificial intelligence review, 2023, 56(2): 1627-1698. 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[16] panicker r o, kalmady k s, rajan j, et al. automatic detection of tuberculosis bacilli from microscopic sputum smear images using deep learning methods[j]. biocybernetics and biomedical engineering, 2018, 38(3): 691-699. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 65 a multimodal analysis of human imitation of ai and human–machine relations: a case study of 50 tiktok videos xi wang * school of journalism and communication, lanzhou university, lanzhou, gansu, china * corresponding author email: 2278465811@qq.com abstract: in recent years, the proliferation of illogical and “grotesque” ai-generated videos on social media has given rise to a cultural trend in which humans imitate ai in reverse. this form of mimicry, which takes ai characteristics as its creative source, has drawn increasing scholarly attention. this study conducts an empirical investigation into the phenomenon of human imitation of ai, analyzing 50 sample cases extracted from the douyin platform. by applying norris’s multimodal interaction analysis framework, the research further examines the multimodal characteristics of such content. the findings suggest that in the era of intelligent media, mimicry evolves into a phenomenon of multi-directional co-construction and symbiosis between humans and algorithms. while such videos share common multimodal features and serve primarily as meme-like cultural dissemination, they also reflect underlying anxieties about human–machine relations. keywords: human imitation of ai; human–machine relations; multimodality; theory of mimicry; generative ai. 1. introduction in recent years, a widely circulated short-video creation phenomenon on social media is the ai-generated “tv characters reconcile” clips, in which creators feed into the model scenes of impending conflict between characters, accompanied by keywords instructing the ai to alter the outcome so that reconciliation is achieved. while early “ai misunderstanding prompts” emerged as accidental consequences of technical deficiencies, productions such as “tv characters reconcile” are deliberately engineered by users to exploit motion-generation technologies for dramatic effect. within this proliferation of ai-mediated creative works, a distinctive phenomenon has emerged: human reverse imitation of ai. this refers to practices in which humans, in their behaviors or creative activities, learn from, replicate, or simulate the forms of ai-generated outputs. at its core, the phenomenon of “humans imitating ai” constitutes a novel convergence of aigc (ai-generated content) and online parody culture, sparking the rise of a new wave of subcultural expression (zheng gucheng & yuan aiqing, 2025) [1]. both creators and audiences immerse themselves in the carnivalesque entertainment of parodying ai-generated anomalies, conveying a distinctive attitude that oscillates between ironic acceptance and oppositional mimicry (du yitong, 2025) [2]. to date, however, existing research has largely remained speculative and reflective in nature, lacking empirical evidence grounded in standardized research methods. recognizing that human imitation of ai often manifests relatively stable multimodal characteristics, this study adopts [3] framework of multimodal interaction analysis to examine 50 douyin videos featuring human imitation of ai. additionally, the study incorporates participant observation—researchers engage with videocreation practices as ordinary users—in order to investigate the patterned features of mimicry on douyin, thereby enriching understandings of the evolving dynamics of human–machine relations in the context of intelligent media communication. 2. literature review 2.1. human-machine relationship with the deep integration of artificial intelligence (ai) technologies into research, production, and everyday life, human–machine relations increasingly embody both division of labor and collaboration, constructing new modes of cooperation through complementary capacities. human–ai co-creation represents a new form of collaborative creativity, which, while enhancing cooperation, simultaneously challenges fundamental issues of traditional human–machine relations such as “subjectivity” and “ethical boundaries.” this process propels human–machine relations toward greater complexity, as deep integration between humans and ai ushers in a “new content revolution” (zhong jianqin, 2020) [4]. in the course of co-creation, ai—by virtue of its capacity to integrate individual memory and engage in human– machine co-construction—more covertly aggregates and processes personal memory. this dynamic fosters the embedding of technological mediation into human subjectivity, thereby internalizing ai-shaped memory as part of individual memory itself (zhou li, chen muen, 2023) [5], and advancing human–ai relations to a deeper level. consequently, the binary paradigm in prior research, which positioned humans as subjects and machines as mediating objects, is no longer adequate. a new configuration of human–machine relations, grounded in the ecology of intelligent communication, is taking shape (ding fangzhou, zhang duo, 2025) [6]. against this backdrop, scholarly debates diverge on the implications of generative ai’s largescale involvement in creative practices: some argue that the presence of generative ai in creative work engenders a sense of frustration (jiang qiaolei, shi mengsu, 2025) [7], as the technology’s competence threatens human superiority (schmitt, 2020) [8], prompting resistance to its adoption. 66 others contend that the application of ai should not be seen as a subversion of existing artistic value systems; rather, its technological form remains within the realm of tool-based innovation, and its artistic production mechanism constitutes a structured simulation of human experience and emotion (ni wan, guo jialiang, 2024) [9]. 2.2. mimetic theory from the perspective of traditional theories of mimesis, “mimesis” is a foundational concept in western metaphysical philosophy with profound implications for the visual arts. it encompasses multiple dimensions, including imitation of the world of ideas, of divinity, of nature, of self-experience, and of the works of ancient masters. embedded within these meanings are explorations of the relationship between rationality and sensibility, which have been interpreted in different ways across historical periods [10]. in the era of intelligent media, the scope, speed, and impact of mimetic practices have expanded unprecedentedly. the interplay of imitation among artists, the general public, and ai has become inextricably intertwined. fluid cyber spaces liberate individuals from the constraints of natural temporality and spatiality, enabling them to participate in the public domain as producers, to act freely beyond the limits of the physical body, and to construct frameworks of meaning (zhan di, fang jieyun, 2025) [11]. existing scholarship has primarily focused on ai imitating humans within the paradigm of mimesis in intelligent media contexts, while some studies have used mimesis as an analytical lens to examine imitation behaviors in short videos, highlighting how individuals pursue a sense of belonging in virtual networks and how authentic human life becomes increasingly separated from, and alienated by, mediated representations (sun yuting, 2020) [12]. hese perspectives provide useful references for the present study’s exploration of the phenomenon of humans imitating ai. 3. research framework in order to capture users’ attention within the shortest span of time, short videos tend to rely on the interplay of multiple modalities to highlight their themes. rapid camera switches, caption effects, background music, and hosts’ bodily gestures form the characteristic dense collage of multimodal symbols. the interactive essence of short videos is reflected not only in the multimodal compositional strategies employed during user production, but also in the multisensory cognitive processes activated during audience reception. this phenomenon is naturally aligned with multimodal interaction analysis theory, which provides a valuable lens for examining both the representational forms and the organizational logic of human imitation of ai. norris’s theory of multimodal interaction analysis is built on an interdisciplinary foundation, integrating interactional sociolinguistics, mediated discourse theory, and multimodal discourse analysis into a dynamic analytical framework. the theory adopts “activity” as the basic unit of analysis and distinguishes between lower-level actions (micro-symbolic systems such as a single facial expression or gesture), higherlevel actions (relatively complex and macro units composed of multiple lower-level actions), and frozen actions (modalities of action that do not appear in practice but remain latent and potential). moreover, it emphasizes the collaborative mechanisms across modalities such as speech, visual symbols, and spatial arrangements. to investigate the interactive behaviors of human imitation of ai within the domain of short videos, this study employs multimodal transcription and video analysis. the process involves three stages: first, transcribing individual communicative modalities (lower-level actions); second, integrating two or more of these modalities to analyze and interpret higher-level actions with clearer communicative functions and meanings; and finally, synthesizing all transcriptions across modalities to complete the overall interpretation of meaning. 4. results of multimodal interaction analysis 4.1. presentation of classification results at present, douyin dominates the short video sector in china, with a stable daily active user base exceeding 600 million and a user demographic that spans across age groups and regions, making it the leading platform nationwide [13]. this paper takes videos of humans imitating ai on the douyin platform as the research object. this study takes videos of humans imitating ai on the douyin platform as its research object. according to the researcher’s observations, the phenomenon of human imitation of ai in short videos broke out intensively in july 2024 and has continued since then. between july 7, 2024, and january 1, 2025, the researcher conducted focused observation of 127 videos retrieved under the keywords human imitation ai contest and reverse ai challenge. after excluding irrelevant and duplicate cases, 50 videos with relatively high popularity (measured by views, likes, saves, and comments) were selected as the final sample for analysis. to address rq1 and rq2, the 50 samples were coded and categorized according to their presentational forms (see table 1), and the frequency of each category was calculated. subsequently, one representative case was selected from each category for further analysis, applying norris’s multimodal interaction analysis framework. the coding scheme for the 50 observed cases is as follows: table 1. sample form code table class definition representative works quantity ai changes the ending the ending of the video reverses the character, is simple and easy to imitate, and usually only has a single reversal factor and a simple mode @bai cai aigc 23 free expression of the subject imitate the ai by performing without props @jiaber wu botao 12 non-related elements enter the picture random elements suddenly appear in the painting imitating ai @buqi dance troupe 9 ai plot interpretation the video content has obvious plot interpretation but the ending is unexpected, including many ai elements and a variety of modes @mu tianran 6 67 4.2. data coding results 4.2.1. category 1: ai-altered endings. this type of video is typically short in duration and simple in content, involving relatively few modalities. most are produced by ordinary users for entertainment, although some commercial advertisers also adopt this form to promote their products in line with their content style. representative work: @baicai aigc: “ai doesn’t understand me at all! i am clearly on a fat-loss diet!”. video description: the video runs for a total of 26 seconds and is shot entirely with a fixed camera angle, featuring a man eating. the screen is split into two parts: the left panel, labeled “old photo,” shows a static medium close-up of the man holding vegetables; the right panel is the dynamic version of the same photo, where the man throws away the vegetables and instead retrieves fried food from off-screen. based on the integration of modalities, it was found that the video consists of multiple sets of parallel visual modalities, which together construct a higher-level action: creating a reversal effect of “ai does not understand me” or “ai changes the ending” by performing actions that contradict the original meaning of the photo. the performance mainly relies on props (different types of food) to enhance the mimetic effect, corresponding to the typical features of ai-generated videos in which irrelevant elements are introduced into the frame, thereby violating narrative logic. this type of video represents the largest category among the sampled cases. it is characterized by relatively low modal density and high reproducibility, making it easier for users to imitate. according to the researcher’s observation, creators of this type are generally ordinary users who follow online trends. their storylines are relatively simple, typically staging actions opposite to the original photo or plot. 4.2.2. category 2: subjective free performance this category mainly consists of creators mimicking ai through their own bodily actions, without relying on explicit narrative logic or external props. such videos particularly test human capacity for imitation—attempting to reproduce the whimsical qualities of ai without the aid of special effects or tools. as such, this category serves as a key site for studying human mimetic behaviors and characteristics. representative example: @jiaber wu botao: “ai has changed people’s lives”. video description: the video is 18 seconds long and adopts a split-screen format to simulate photo restoration. the upper screen, labeled “old photo,” shows a static image of characters a and b, with arms over each other’s shoulders, both giving a thumbs-up to the camera. the lower screen, labeled “ai restoration,” features a video performance in which actors imitate the scene. in this case, the visual modality emerges as the sole element of analytical significance and becomes the focal point of the entire video. although the performance lacks clear narrative logic, and the interactions among participants are random and uncertain, all performers consistently display two defining features: slow-motion movements and vacant gazes, as if forgetting their human identity and transforming into malfunctioning machines. the participants are well-known content creators labeled under music and entertainment categories, possessing certain performance and creative skills. while imitators’ abilities and video effects vary greatly in this category, videos intentionally mimicking ai almost invariably adopt the traits of “slow motion” and “vacant gaze.” moreover, this form requires no props and no elaborate scripting, making it a relatively simple style of creation, and therefore one of the most common. 4.2.3. category 3: intrusion of irrelevant elements. this category of video relies heavily on introducing elements unrelated to the original video content in order to imitate ai. unlike the previous two categories, where offscreen elements—such as introducing skewers into a dieting scene or turning two actors into four—still maintained some connection to the original scenario, here the irrelevant elements emerge in unexpected places and in unexpected ways, thereby entering the audience’s field of vision abruptly. moreover, these inserted elements are generally fixed in form. representative example: @buqi dance troupe: “ai: content suspected to be human-generated”. video description: the video runs for a total of 23 seconds. in the first half, a group of five people perform a choreographed dance. in the latter half, each performer introduces an unrelated off-screen element into their act. compared with the previous two categories, this video exhibits a higher degree of modal density. the shifts in written language modality and auditory modality (music) serve as cues for the audience to recognize the transition from normal performance to ai imitation. the introduction of irrelevant off-screen elements constitutes the densest part of the modal composition, effectively capturing audience attention. among these, the use of tools as modalities is the most challenging and the most intriguing to viewers. since the content creator positions himself primarily within the dance genre, the “preai” dance sequence is not discussed in detail here. in the “post-ai” section, however, the second performer from the left removes his trousers to reveal red sports shorts. a retrospective look at the earlier performance reveals that he had consistently stayed in the back row with his hands on his waistband and minimized dance movements, thereby setting up the moment of removing his trousers seamlessly. similarly, because the performance faces the audience, few noticed the basketball concealed behind him. this category of mimicry demands high levels of skill and coordination, making it difficult for most users to reproduce; consequently, its frequency of occurrence is relatively low. the following category, however, integrates even greater requirements— including performance, coordination, cinematography, narrative design, and creativity—making it rarer still. yet it epitomizes the higher level of human imitation of ai, encapsulating nearly all the creative features humans employ when mimicking ai. 4.2.4. category 4: ai plot interpretation. representative example: @mu tianran: ai: “he’s saying all my lines!” video description: in the first five seconds, actor a opens a door and collides with actor b. just as a conflict seems about to unfold, soothing background music—contrasting sharply with the tension of the scene—begins to play, and the actors’ movements slow down, shifting into random dance. at the 10-second mark, actor b exits the frame, and actor c enters. at this moment, props such as red wine and a large bowl of noodles, irrelevant to the original setting, appear in the hands of actors a and c. based on the integration of the single communicative modalities, the 18-second video can be divided into three higher-level action segments that together constitute a 68 coherent meaning structure. from 0–4 seconds, the preimitation phase depicts the protagonists initiating a dispute after colliding at the doorway. from 5–7 seconds, the preparation phase for imitation occurs, during which the actors perform in slow motion to mimic the distinctive 15frame discontinuity typical of ai-generated video effects. from 8–18 seconds, the imitation culminates in an explosive phase, as irrelevant elements suddenly appear in the frame, simulating the illogical intrusion of extraneous factors characteristic of ai-generated content. although the video lasts only 18 seconds, it incorporates a rich array of multimodal elements. in particular, through visual modalities, the performers skillfully integrate multiple features of grotesque ai-generated videos: sudden narrative reversals, slow-motion enactments, and the abrupt intrusion of unrelated elements. together, these strategies create a strong sense of “ai authenticity” for viewers, eliciting recognition of the performance as convincingly ai-like. 5. research findings based on case observation and induction, the phenomenon of humans imitating ai is, to a large extent, initiated by a small group of people, and then triggers large-scale imitation as a form of popular culture. its characteristics can generally be summarized as follows: first, slow-motion mimics ai’s “frame-skipping” slow-motion phenomenon. when large language models generate intermediate frames, the lack of sufficient temporal information can lead to detail loss, and since generating high-resolution videos consumes significant computational resources, models often lower frame rates to balance performance. this passive “frame-skipping” directly causes the action rhythm in ai-generated videos to slow down. second, “vacant gazes” mimic ai’s inability to understand the meaning of eye expressions. eye gaze is an important way for humans to convey emotions and intentions, but ai models find it difficult to truly grasp the complexity of human emotions and intentions. as a result, they struggle to capture the appropriate gaze states in specific contexts, leading to unstable and incoherent impressions. third, the intrusion of irrelevant elements mimics ai’s generation of new objects. in many ai-generated videos, whether due to model flaws or contradictory prompts, ai often produces irrelevant new elements. humans take advantage of this phenomenon by deliberately adding new elements into videos in various ways, thereby creating a foreground modality strong enough to capture the audience’s attention. fourth, narrative reversals mimic ai’s alteration of endings. in intentionally “grotesque” ai-generated videos, it is common for characters on the verge of conflict in film or television scenes to suddenly reconcile, making “kissing” or “embracing” fixed features of such aigenerated content. consequently, in human reverse imitation of ai, this narrative device is often reproduced. researcher observations of comment sections reveal that many users jokingly remark, “a real ai would already have them kissing,” treating whether or not characters kiss or embrace as one of the main criteria for judging whether a video is ai-generated. 5.1. imitation and the reconfiguration of human–machine relations in today’s era of intelligent media, human imitation is no longer confined to reproducing nature or existing human inventions; rather, it now manifests in reciprocal acts of imitation and co-creation between humans and the intelligent algorithms they themselves have created. in earlier studies on human–machine collaboration, artificial intelligence was often regarded as a mere tool assisting human creativity. as ai’s influence expands across multiple domains of life, however, the notion of “human subjectivity, ai instrumentality” has been increasingly questioned. the relationship between humans and ai, through processes of deep entanglement, reveals new trajectories. human reverse imitation of ai illustrates that intelligent algorithms have risen beyond the instrumental level of creative collaboration to a symbolic or even spiritual dimension: ai becomes a source of mimetic concepts for humans, rather than merely a generator of images upon command. within such multilayered entanglements between humans and algorithms, the key question arises: can humans discover new meanings of human–machine relations? in human-machine reconfigurations [14], lucy suchman critiques traditional cognitive science and ai research for conceiving of human thought in computational terms and assuming human reasoning to be inherently plan-based. she emphasizes that the “essence” of both humans and machines is not fixed, but dynamically performed within specific practices and interactions. this performativity is the core of suchman’s argument. accordingly, research on human– machine relations should move away from essentialist questions—such as whether machines can possess intelligence like humans or whether they can hold equivalent status—and instead pursue more practical inquiries: how, in concrete social settings and interactions, are humans and machines performed as similar or different? what theoretical, practical, or political consequences arise from the construction of such “similarities” or “differences”? donna haraway’s cyborg manifesto [15] further situates human– machine relations within an anti-essentialist ontology: there is no eternal, unchanging “human nature,” but only “temporary formations” continuously constructed within networks of technology, culture, and power. when humans deliberately perform “non-human” traits, they are not “losing their humanity,” but demonstrating that humanity itself already contains an openness to the “non-human.” this openness is not forced, but rather a conscious choice—by rejecting the fixation that “humanity must stand in opposition to machines,” humans inject new possibilities into the very concept of humanity: it can be rational or mechanical; emotional or algorithmic; coherent or fragmented. “humanity” is no longer a defined essence, but a process continuously created through entanglement with technology. today’s satirical human imitations of ai may, in hindsight, be dismissed as absurd or trivial. yet, in their historical moment, they serve as a form of self-reflection for humans and contribute to the iterative refinement of artificial intelligence, supplementing and co-constructing the evolving relationship between the two. 5.2. imitation as a catalyst for human selfreflection the phenomenon of humans imitating ai is not itself an inevitable trajectory of historical progress; rather, it surged into popularity and faded from public view within just half a year. in terms of its habitual modal actions and the use of classic background music, this form of creative behavior quickly became templated, formulaic, and virally disseminated—precisely in line with the logic of meme propagation in the internet era. “human reverse imitation of 69 ai,” as a meme type requiring low cultural and technical literacy as well as minimal costs of imitation, has become a “traffic shortcut” for mass participation. by mimicking memes already validated through massive viral circulation, short-video creators can engage in repetitive production, thereby reducing creative risks while ensuring returns. in the digital age where attention has become a scarce resource, trending topics act as “traffic entry points” that rapidly aggregate attention. consequently, they serve as low-cost and high-reward anchors of content production, enabling individuals to achieve exponential growth in visibility within a short time, and to convert attention into economic value. creators strategically integrate such playful, absurd imitative performances into their works in hopes of achieving rapid popularity. as some scholars have noted, the phenomenonlevel performance models that periodically appear on shortvideo platforms are continuously spliced, replicated, and virally spread; in this process, people cease to care about or remain attached to the original meaning of a given model. instead, the pleasures, novelty, and shock effects generated by hyperreal imitations become the primary motivational force for “attention capture” [16]. this dual quality of being both topical and surprising enabled the imitation of ai behaviors to spread rapidly across the nation like wildfire. yet, the viral success of such videos inevitably reflects deeper social concerns. through participatory observation of comment sections, researchers discerned that in this era of rapid ai development, whether ai might replace humans has become a pressing question for many. motivated by ambivalent feelings toward technology and a desire to disrupt the perceived threat of ai, creators highlight ai’s deficiencies through mimicry in order to reaffirm human originality. although such videos are created by humans, platforms often label them as “content suspected to be ai-generated,” thereby provoking a reassertion of human creativity. this in turn reassures many viewers that ai can never truly replace humanity. 6. conclusion compared with one year ago, today’s artificial intelligence technology has 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[16] zhan di, fang jieyun. the cyborg’s mask: the generative mechanism of collective performativity in short video production. modern communication (journal of communication university of china), 2025, 47 (01): 117-124. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 165 algorithm design and experimental research on achievement analysis of output oriented course objectives, using digital “signal processing a” as a case study qiyang cheng, xinyu wang, chengwei zheng, yunlong hou, zhaoyu li, yingqiao feng * north china university of science and technology, tangshan hebei, 063210, china * corresponding author: yingqiao feng (email: fengyingqiao_6562@163.com) abstract: in the context of the deepening implementation of the principles of output-oriented education (obe) in engineering education, the analysis of course goal achievement plays a crucial role in enhancing teaching quality. aiming at the shortcomings of traditional analytical methods in modeling assessment indicators and diagnosing teaching improvements, this study constructs an analysis system for course goal achievement that integrates the analytic hierarchy process (ahp), weighted comprehensive evaluation models, and data visualization techniques. this research scientifically quantifies the weights of assessment indicators by using ahp. it establishes a nonlinear weighted comprehensive evaluation model to depict the relationships among dimensions such as "theoretical knowledge" and "practical skills", breaking through the independence assumption of traditional linear models. additionally, it designs a structured processing workflow for multi-source performance data. by integrating multidimensional data from regular performance, final assessments, and extension training according to their weights, it forms a quantitative calculation framework for the achievement of sub-goals and overall goals. moreover, a data visualization module is developed to intuitively present the achievement status of each goal and individual student differences through bar charts, scatter plots, etc. taking the teaching data of 116 students in the course "digital signal processing a" at north china university of science and technology as a sample, the effectiveness of this system in quantitatively evaluating course goal 1 (achievement degree of 0.73), goal 2 (achievement degree of 0.73), and goal 3 (achievement degree of 0.72) has been verified. the relevant results provide data support for optimizing teaching content (such as enhancing the integration of theory and practice) and personalized guidance (such as focusing on students with weaker performance). practice shows that the system provides a replicable technical solution for the assessment of course goal achievement in colleges and universities through the closed-loop design of "indicator weighting--achievement calculation--visual feedback". its data-driven precision diagnosis mechanism can effectively contribute to the implementation of obe and the continuous improvement goal under the concept of "student-centered". keywords: output-oriented education; course goal achievement; analytic hierarchy process; weighted comprehensive evaluation model; data mining. 1. introduction with the comprehensive implementation of the “china engineering education professional accreditation standards” and the continuous improvement of talent cultivation quality requirements in the “double first-class” initiative, the outcomes-based education (obe) philosophy of “studentcentered, outcome-oriented, and continuously improving” has taken a central role in university course development and evaluation. the assessment of course goal achievement is crucial for implementing the obe philosophy, aiming to establish a close connection between course goals and graduation requirements, achieve a scientific mapping of assessment data to goal attainment, and ensure effective interaction between evaluation results and teaching improvements. however, universities currently face numerous challenges in evaluating the achievement of course objectives. on one hand, traditional assessment methods often use linear weighted models, which assume that evaluation indicators are independent of each other. this severely overlooks the complex nonlinear relationships between dimensions such as “the mastery of theoretical knowledge” and “the cultivation of practical skills,” leading to systematic biases in achievement calculations. for example, in actual teaching, a solid foundation in theory often promotes the improvement of practical skills, while rich practical experience also helps deepen the understanding of theoretical knowledge. however, linear models fail to capture these interrelationships. on the other hand, suggestions for teaching improvement mainly rely on teachers&#039; personal experience and judgment, lacking data-driven diagnostic tools that can accurately identify issues in the teaching process and propose targeted improvements. in response to the aforementioned issues, this study leverages data intelligence technology to construct an auxiliary system that encompasses data governance, intelligent evaluation, and dynamic feedback. in terms of technical approach, it breaks free from the constraints of traditional linear models by introducing machine learning algorithms to effectively model nonlinear relationships between assessment indicators; in terms of implementation approach, it integrates multi-source data processing technologies to form an automated data processing and analysis workflow; in terms of application approach, it validates the system’s effectiveness through empirical analysis of actual courses, providing a practical technical solution for the implementation of obe concepts, aiming to 166 enhance teaching quality in higher education institutions. 2. core technology architecture and implementation of the system 2.1. construction of hierarchical structure model in the analysis of course goal achievement, this study uses analytic hierarchy process to construct a hierarchical structure model, which is divided into target layer, criterion layer and scheme layer. the target layer is the achievement of course objectives. it is the overall goal of the realization of course teaching expectations, reflecting the comprehensive level that students should achieve in terms of knowledge, skills and literacy, and is an important indicator for course design and subsequent analysis and evaluation. the criterion layer includes assessment items that significantly impact the achievement of course objectives, comprising regular performance, final performance, and extension training. regular performance is used to evaluate students’ enthusiasm in the learning process; extension training assesses the application of skills during course learning; final performance evaluates students&#039; comprehensive knowledge level after the course concludes. these three assessment items evaluate students&#039; learning qualities from different perspectives. the scheme layer is composed of the specific students&#039; scores: including chapter test scores, homework scores, sign-in scores, in-class performance scores, extension training scores, final performance scores and extension training scores. figure 1. hierarchical structure of course goal achievement 2.2. three dimensional target modeling and mapping mechanism for multi-source data in actual teaching, the degree of students&’ mastery of theoretical knowledge and the cultivation of practical skills are not independent. a solid foundation in theory often helps to better enhance practical abilities; conversely, rich practical experience can deepen the understanding and application of theoretical knowledge. therefore, it is particularly important to construct a threedimensional goal modeling framework that accurately reflects these complex relationships. to break through the limitations of traditional linear weighted models, this system constructs a three-dimensional goal modeling framework based on the analytic hierarchy process (ahp), achieving scientific allocation of assessment indicator weights and precise mapping of multi-source data. when constructing the judgment matrix, we used the 9point scale method to compare the importance of each criterion item (daily performance, final performance, extended training) in pairs. the 9-point scale is an effective method for converting qualitative judgments into quantitative values, with scale values from 1 to 9 and their reciprocals having clear semantic definitions. for example, a scale of 1 indicates that two evaluation items have equal importance; a scale of 3 indicates that one evaluation item is slightly more important than the other; a scale of 5 indicates that one evaluation item is significantly more important than the other; and so on, with scales of 7 and 9 indicating strongly important and extremely important, respectively. reciprocals are used to indicate reverse comparisons. through this detailed scale setting, we can more accurately quantify the subjective judgments of experts or educators on the relative importance of each evaluation item. here is an example of a judgment matrix: 1 3 5 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 5 3 a                 the weight vector of the judgment matrix is calculated by the eigenroot method. after normalization, the weights of daily performance, final performance and expansion training 167 are obtained as follows: 1 0.637w  , 2 0.258w  , 3 0.105w  ,consistency test was then carried out (the calculation process showed that the maximum eigenvalue of the matrix was 3.0385, consistency ratio ( 0.03 0.1cr   ). the consistency test indicates that the weight allocation logic is self-consistent and can effectively reflect the importance of each assessment item in achieving the course objectives. in this case, the weight of regular performance (0.637) was significantly higher than that of final performance (0.258) and expansion training (0.105). this weight allocation result has significant implications in multiple aspects. from the perspective of educational psychology, daily performance covers aspects such as students' participation, effort, and learning attitude throughout the entire learning process, and is an important reflection of students' sustained learning motivation and study habits. a higher weight of daily performance can motivate students to maintain a positive learning state, cultivate good study habits, and avoid the phenomenon of "last-minute cramming" in the learning process. at the same time, it also conforms to the concept of modern education emphasizing process evaluation, which can more comprehensively evaluate students' learning outcomes. the consistency check mechanism ensures that there is no significant subjective bias in weight allocation( ), by increasing the weight of daily performance (0.637) and strengthening the assessment of process indicators such as students' learning attitude and homework completion quality, objective weight provides data support for subsequent teaching improvement if "the weight of expansion training is low but students' achievement is poor", targeted practice sessions can be increased or assessment forms can be optimized. 2.3. achievement calculation model when evaluating the achievement of course objectives, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the performance of each assessment item and its proportion in the total score based on the assessment system of the course. this course is based on the analytic hierarchy process (ahp) model, which consists of the final grade, regular grade, and expansion training grade. the calculation method is: total grade=final grade x 60%+regular grade x 30%+expansion training x 10%. among them, the regular grades are calculated by combining chapter testing, homework, and in class performance. the specific formula is: regular grades bi=chapter testing x 30%+homework situation x 40%+in class performance x 30%, as shown in table 1: table 1. correspondence between course assessment items and course objectives final assessment items regular performance assessment items the proportion of regular grades bi the proportion of scores ai the minimum achievement score (on a percentage scale) ci and the corresponding course objectives final grade 60% 60 course objectives 1,2,3 chapter detection 30% 80 course objectives 1,2,3 regular academic performance homework situation 40% 30 80 course objectives 1,2,3 performance in hall 30% 80 course objectives 1,2,3 total 100% expansion training 100% 80 course objectives 1,2,3 at the same time, the distribution of scores for different assessment items in various course objectives also varies, as shown in table 2: table 2. score distribution of course assessment items in each course objective assessment items course objectives 1 course objectives 2 course objectives 3 final exam 40 40 20 chapter test 50 50 0 homework situation 30 30 40 performance in hall 20 30 50 expansion training 3 3 4 let iscore be the corresponding score for course objective i, jsco is the actual score of the student's course objectives. according to the calculation method of the achievement degree of north china university of science and technology courses, the formula is as follows: the target score for student courses is , where, ia is the specific proportion of students in the assessment project, combined with the corresponding score of the course objectives, the target score of the student's course is   1 n i i i i t a score    . the threshold for achieving the course objectives is miy , which can be obtained by synthesizing the minimum achievement score of each course objective for students, and limiting the threshold to between 0-1. due to the small sample size, we provide the threshold formula 1 100 n i i i i i mi i a b c score y t       for achieving the course sub objectives. the average score of the course sub objective is 0.1cr  it 168   1 n i i i i ja b sco p n      ,which is the average of the course sub objective scores of all students, n is the total number of students. the achievement degree of course sub objectives i mi i p d t  is the ratio of the average grade of course sub objectives to the score of students' course sub objectives. set the threshold for achieving the overall goal of the course as zy , zy can be obtained from the achievement threshold of course sub objectives x and the score of course sub objectives. the achievement threshold is set to 0-1. due to the small sample size, 1 100 n i z mi i t y y    can be obtained, and similarly, the overall achievement degree of course objectives can be obtained. according to the formula obtained, the course indicators are shown in the following table (table 3): table 3. calculation of achieving course objectives course objectives course target score it threshold for achieving course sub objectives miy average score of course objectives ip degree of achievement of course objectives mid course objective 1: master the basic theory of digital signal processing, including basic signal operations, fourier analysis, ztransform, etc. 37.2 0.67 27.30 0.73 course objective 2: have the ability to design digital filters: master the basic theory and design methods of iir digital filters and fir filters. 37.8 0.67 27.59 0.73 course objective 3: to cultivate students' scientific and rigorous attitude, pioneering and innovative spirit, and inspire them to take on new responsibilities in the new era. 25.0 0.47 18.22 0.72 threshold for achieving the overall goal of the course zy 0.62 achievement of overall course objectives zmd 0.72 2.4. dynamic feedback and teaching improvement mechanism under the obe concept, building a data-driven dynamic feedback mechanism is the key to achieving continuous improvement in teaching. this study designed a closed-loop system that includes anomaly recognition and association rule mining, and verified its effectiveness based on the course data of "digital signal processing a. 2.4.1. accurate clustering of abnormal learning situations the system adopts an improved dbscan algorithm to cluster student achievement data, dynamically adjusting the clustering radius based on the course objective threshold, and constructing a feature space through a three-dimensional achievement vector (achieving objectives 1, 2, and 3). the algorithm automatically identifies density connected clusters and does not detect any outliers (0% anomaly rate), indicating that all students belong to the learning group reasonably, providing accurate basis for hierarchical teaching. for example, low achievement groups can receive targeted basic theoretical guidance, while high achievement groups can expand their practical tasks. 2.4.2. mining assessment association rules use the apriori algorithm to mine the correlation between assessment items and goal achievement, setting a minimum support level of 20% and a confidence level of 80%. the experiment found that although the average support is 4% (below the threshold), the average confidence is 99%, indicating strong rule reliability. typical rules include: • rule 1: goal 3 not met → expanded training not met (support 10%, confidence 100%), indicating that expanded training directly affects the achievement of professional competence goals; • rule 2: if goal 1 is not met and the expansion training score is less than 7 points, and the daily performance is not met (support level 10%, confidence level 75%), it is suggested to strengthen the management of the daily learning process. the system generates suggestions based on rules, with a matching accuracy of 85%. for students who have not achieved goal 2 and have a regular score of less than 80, it is recommended to increase filter design exercises to enhance their practical abilities. 2.4.3. research value 1. precision division of groups: avoiding the misjudgment problem of traditional clustering and providing targeted personalized tutoring; 2. explicit causal relationship: revealing the key role of expansion training in achieving professional competence goals and supporting the optimization of the assessment system; 3. concrete improvement suggestions: generate "one person, one policy" based on individual data 100 n i zm mi i t d d    169 to address the ambiguity of experience feedback. course practice has shown that the mechanism effectively promotes the shift of teaching from "experience driven" to "datadriven", providing an actionable path for continuous improvement under the obe concept. figure 2. improved dbsacn and apriori association rule results 3. course reflection the comparison results of the achievement thresholds and degrees of each course's sub objectives are presented visually through a bar chart (figure 1). from the figure, it can be clearly seen that the achievement level of course objective 1 is 0.73, which is higher than its achievement threshold of 0.67; the achievement level of course objective 2 is 0.73, which is higher than the achievement threshold of 0.67; the achievement level of course objective 3 is 0.72, far above the achievement threshold of 0.47. this result indicates that the overall achievement of the teaching objectives of the course is good. figure 3. comparison of achievement threshold and achievement degree of course sub objectives this study focuses on 116 students majoring in telecommunications. according to the principle of equal distribution of good, medium, and poor grades, 35 students (12, 12, and 11 at each level) were selected as the learning outcomes. the sample covers students at different learning levels. according to table 3, the achievement of course objectives by the sample students was calculated, and a scatter plot was drawn based on the results. in terms of achieving course objective 1, based on the performance of the sample students, the overall situation is good, and most students are able to grasp relevant knowledge and skills well. however, there are still three students who have not reached the established threshold. this reminds us that in future teaching, we must focus on every student and not let anyone fall behind, for course objective 2, the sample students showed a good overall achievement status. but in order to enable students to better apply the knowledge they have learned to practice, the teaching plan for the next academic year should focus on strengthening the integration of theory and practice. 170 figure 4. scatter plot of the achievement status of sample students' course objective 1 figure 5. scatter plot of the achievement status of sample students' course objective 2 figure 6. scatter plot of the achievement status of sample students' course objective 3 looking at course objective 3 again, it is gratifying that the achievement level of the sample students has exceeded the set threshold. but this does not mean that we can relax. in future teaching, we need to continuously strengthen the cultivation of students' professional qualities as engineers. 4. system promotion the course objective achievement analysis system constructed in this study has achieved significant results in the practice of the course "digital signal processing a", and has the value and potential for widespread promotion. the core technologies of this system, such as the analytic hierarchy process to determine the weights of assessment indicators, the weighted comprehensive evaluation model to calculate achievement, and data mining algorithms to implement dynamic feedback, have strong universality and can adapt to the teaching evaluation needs of different courses and majors. therefore, it can be gradually extended to various science and engineering courses, such as "circuit principles" and "mechanical design", by adjusting relevant parameters and indicators to meet the characteristics and requirements of different courses; it can also be extended to courses in humanities, medicine and other majors, optimizing system functions according to the teaching objectives and assessment focus of each major, and helping different majors improve teaching quality. to promote the effective promotion of the system, it is necessary to establish a comprehensive support system. on the one hand, it is necessary to carry out systematic training for teachers, covering system principles, operational procedures, and strategies for teaching improvement based on analysis results, to enhance their ability to use the system and ensure that they can fully leverage the advantages of the system. on the other hand, establish a technical support team to promptly respond to and solve various problems that arise during the promotion process, ensuring the stable operation of the system. in addition, actively seeking support from the education management department to incorporate the system into the regional education quality assessment system, promoting the widespread application of the system in various levels of colleges and universities through policy guidance and resource support, thereby promoting the overall improvement of education quality and helping the output oriented education concept take root in a wider range of education fields. 5. conclusion in conclusion, this study constructs an analysis system for output oriented course goal achievement integrating ahp, weighted comprehensive evaluation models, and data visualization techniques. by addressing the limitations of traditional methods, it quantifies assessment indicator weights, depicts complex relationships between knowledge and skills, and integrates multi source data for accurate goal achievement calculation. using "digital signal processing a" as a case, the system effectively evaluates the achievement degrees of course goal 1 (0.73), goal 2 (0.73), and goal 3 (0.72), providing data driven support for teaching content optimization 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[6] the ministry of education of the people's republic of china. national standard for teaching quality of undergraduate majors in ordinary higher education institutions [m]. beijing: higher education press, 2018. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 89 multimodal road traffic detection algorithm based on improved yolov8 xuanning wei, jianhan zhou * school of computer science and software engineering, university of science and technology liaoning, anshan, liaoning, 114000, china * corresponding author: jianhan zhou (email: zjhzjhan@163.com) abstract: in road traffic detection, traditional unimodal object detection methods exhibit certain limitations in adapting to environmental variations. moreover, in complex road conditions, mutual occlusion between targets and their confusion with the background pose significant challenges in feature extraction for multi-scale objects and the detection of densely distributed small targets. to address these challenges, this paper proposes a multi-modal object detection algorithm, cd-mmnet, based on yolov8. firstly, the backbone network adopts a dual-branch structure to perform intermediate fusion of features from two modalities—visible light and infrared images—thereby leveraging their complementary characteristics to dynamically select optimal feature extraction in a targeted manner. secondly, the cbam attention mechanism is introduced to dynamically adjust the importance of each channel and spatial position in the feature maps, enhancing key regional features while suppressing background noise, thus improving the model's feature extraction capability. finally, the dbb module is incorporated, utilising a diversified branch network to enhance the model's adaptability to feature maps of varying scales. experimental results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm outperforms the original yolov8 and other mainstream algorithms on the m3fd dataset, achieving a 4.0% improvement in map@0.5~0.95 compared to the baseline yolov8. this effectively enhances object detection performance in challenging environments such as adverse weather conditions and traffic congestion. keywords: multimodal; target detection; feature fusion. 1. introduction in recent years, automatic driving technology [1] has played an important role in reducing traffic accidents, alleviating traffic pressure, and promoting traffic universality. and target detection, as its important branch, has received attention and favour from many researchers. target detection technology enables self-driving vehicles to accurately identify and classify various objects in the surrounding environment, including other vehicles, pedestrians and obstacles. this real-time sensing capability is the basis for vehicles to make safe decisions, especially in complex and dynamic traffic environments, where fast and accurate target recognition is the key to ensure safe driving. however, the traditional visible light-based target detection method mainly relies on the shape, size, colour and other physical characteristics of the object under visible light conditions, which makes it more limited in some specific situations. when the lighting conditions are insufficient, such as in bad weather, the visibility of the target decreases significantly, which leads to a serious impact on the accuracy and robustness of the detection system. in addition, when the targets are densely packed and occlude each other, it is difficult for conventional methods to identify and localise these targets effectively, which further limits their application in complex environments. to overcome this deficiency, the application of multimodal target detection has emerged. it fuses the information characteristics of many different modalities to provide accurate information in an all-round way, which helps to improve the speed and accuracy of target detection in various complex environments. target detection as one of the core in the field of computer vision is divided into two categories: detection based on traditional methods and detection based on deep learning. the deep learning based detection is further divided into two-stage and one-stage models based on whether or not a region proposal network (rpn) is used to generate candidate regions. the two-stage model divides the target detection task into two consecutive stages, with the first stage generating the rpn first, and the second stage performing classification and positional regression on the generated candidate regions to locate and segment the object more easily. such models are led by r-ncc [2], the first deep learning model to use convolutional neural networks for target detection proposed by girshick et al. in 2014. in the first stage, the model does not use rpns and performs the prediction of target categories and bounding box locations directly on the input image or feature map. redmon et al. were the first to propose the yolo [3-5] (you only look once) family of algorithms in 2016. subsequently, liu et al. proposed the ssd [6-8] model, which utilises a single deep neural network to detect targets in an image, enhancing the detection of targets of different sizes. this type of model skips the candidate region generation stage, reduces intermediate steps, optimises computational efficiency and reduces processing time. due to its efficiency and real-time nature, one-stage detection models are more suitable for use in target recognition for unmanned vehicles. 2. related work with the rapid development of computer technology, scholars at home and abroad have done a lot of research on improving the accuracy of target detection. in order to fuse multimodal data and improve the detection effect, researchers have proposed a variety of multimodal image fusion methods. zhou [9] et al. proposed modal balanced network (mbnet), which is able to achieve adaptive feature fusion through the introduction of differential modal sensing module and light sensing alignment module. by optimising the information 90 balance between modalities, mbnet significantly improves the accuracy of pedestrian detection in complex environments, especially in low-light or modal imbalance situations. ma [10] et al. proposed a generative adversarial network (gan) architecture and designed a dedicated loss function for it, aiming to improve the fusion of infrared images with visible light images. gan gan can effectively improve the quality of fused images and the accuracy of target detection, especially in dynamic scenes, by making the fusion of different modal images more natural through adversarial training.chen [11] et al. proposed an end-to-end multiscale fully convolutional network (fcn), which takes advantage of the properties of fully convolutional networks and discards the fully connected layer of traditional convolutional neural networks (cnn), making it capable of accepting arbitrary sizes. structure of traditional convolutional neural network (cnn), so that it can accept input images of arbitrary size and output corresponding feature maps, compared with the u-net model, the map of this method is improved by 6.5%. liu [12] et al. proposed a road detection method based on multiscale convolutional neural network (mscnn), where the network extracts features at different scales by multi-level convolutional operations, which enhances the accuracy of road target recognition, and the map of the method is improved by 7.8% compared to fcn.zhou [13] et al. proposed dual-attention network (dan), which is specifically designed for detecting small targets in traffic scenes. by combining the spatial and channel attention mechanisms, the model can focus on small targets more accurately and filter out background noise, which improves the map by 7.2% on the apolloscape dataset. although the above research has addressed many difficulties in the field of target detection, it still faces many substantial challenges. therefore, this paper proposes a multimodal target detection algorithm cd-mmnet (cbam_dbb-multimodalnet) fusing visible and infrared images based on yolov8 [14] algorithm as the base network, firstly, a two-branch structure is used in the backbone network to intermediate fusion the features of the two modalities of the visible and infrared images respectively, and secondly , the cbam [15] attention mechanism is introduced to enhance the feature extraction ability of the model, and finally, the dbb [16] module is introduced to replace the conv module of the backbone network, and the diversified branching network is used to enhance the adaptability of the model to different sizes of feature maps. the improved network structure is shown in fig. 1. fig 1. improved algorithm model 91 3. improved yolov8 algorithm 3.1. multimodal intermediate fusion module unimodal-based target detection has limitations in recognising only one type of information data. for example, using visible light detection can only provide fine visual information when there is sufficient light, and when lighting conditions are insufficient, the distinction between the target and the background in a visible image often becomes difficult. and using infrared thermal image detection can only provide a clear outline when the thermal contrast between the figure and the background is large, but when faced with a complex background of thermal radiation, the target details may be masked by the complex thermal signals of the background, and identifying the target is equally difficult. this shows that using only one type of information data for recognition detection has a large error. to address this challenge, this study proposes a dual-path feature fusion mechanism, which achieves efficient integration and complementarity of information by dynamically aggregating effective features from multiple sources at the critical level of the detection network, thus providing a more discriminative feature representation for target recognition in complex scenes. firstly, the modular network receives images from both visible and infrared sensors as inputs, and the input feature tensor contains information about both modalities. at the initial stage of the network, these inputs are subjected to separate and independent feature extraction through a twobranch network, specifically, the input feature tensor is split into two parts: the first three channels are used as visible features, and the last three channels are used as infrared features. each of these two branches progressively extracts features at different scales through successive convolution and downsampling operations, ensuring that the information of each modality can be adequately learnt and expressed. this design enables the network to extract independent feature representations for the characteristics of visible and infrared images, avoiding mutual interference between the two modalities. next, in a two-branch network, the feature maps in each branch are passed through multiple convolutional layers and pooling operations, respectively, to further optimise and refine the feature information. in this stage, the network performs multi-scale and hierarchical processing on features of different modalities, thus extracting low-level edge and texture information as well as high-level semantic features, which enhances the discriminative ability of each modal feature. this allows the network to improve feature learning while maintaining computational efficiency. this process ensures that visible and infrared features can be learnt and represented independently, providing richer and more representative features for the final multimodal fusion. at a later stage, feature maps from different scales are spliced and feature maps from the visible and infrared branches are merged in the channel dimension, thus fusing useful information from both modalities. this fusion mechanism aims to take full advantage of the complementary nature of visible and infrared features to generate a more comprehensive feature representation that helps the model capture richer target information. the fused features are then further processed through a convolutional layer to achieve the aggregation of features at different scales, culminating in target classification and bounding box regression prediction. this multimodal fusion mechanism equips the network with dual perceptual capabilities: extracting the underlying visual features (e.g., edge contours and texture details) of the visible image on the one hand, and capturing the thermodynamic features (including the target temperature distribution and thermal radiation patterns) of the infrared image on the other. in deep feature learning, the bimodal information is complementarily fused to generate more discriminative high-level semantic representations (e.g., target category and geometric morphology). this architectural design retains the high-resolution advantage of visible light under good lighting conditions and incorporates the stable thermal characteristics of infrared in low-light environments, ultimately achieving robust target detection in complex scenes. 3.2. cbam in crowded areas in city centres, target detection faces many difficulties. dense crowds cause objects to block each other, making the target often appear mutilated; when shooting from a distance, the boundary between the small target and the background is blurred, and the outline is difficult to be recognised. dynamic targets, such as vehicles and pedestrians, have variable trajectories and are prone to sudden displacements or short-term occlusion; static targets, such as road signs, are often partially occluded. these situations lead to incomplete target features or fuzzy edges, which seriously affects the recognition and localisation accuracy of the detection algorithm. in order to solve this problem, this paper introduces a convolutional attention module cbam, which enhances the representation ability of the network by focusing on important features to suppress unnecessary features, and its structure is shown in fig. 2. since convolutional operations extract informative features by mixing cross-channel and spatial information, the module emphasises meaningful features along these two main dimensions. as shown in the figure, given the intermediate feature map c h wf r   as input, cbam sequentially infers a one-dimensional channel attention map 1 1c cm r   and a two-dimensional spatial attention map 1 h w sm r   , and the overall attention process can be summarised as: ' ( ) ,cf m f f  (1) '' ( ') ',sf m f f  (2) where  denotes element multiplication. during the multiplication, the attention values are copied accordingly, the channel attention values are copied along the spatial dimension and the spatial attention values are copied along the channel dimension. ''f is the final refined output. it makes sense to focus channel attention on the "what" of a given input image. cbam first performs global averaging and max-pooling operations in the spatial dimension to condense global description vectors, which capture the global importance of each channel across the feature map. subsequently, a small fully-connected neural network is used to learn and compute the channel importance weights, which are normalised by a sigmoid function to output a weight 92 vector characterising the relative importance of each channel. finally, the weight vectors are applied to the input feature maps by multiplication to obtain a once-refined feature map for feature response re-weighting. in this case, the channel attention is calculated as: 1 0 1 0 m a x ( ) ( ( ( ) ) ( ( ) ) ) ( ( ( ) ) ( ( ) ) ) , c c c a v g m f m l p a v g p o o l f m l p m a xp o o l f w w f w w f       (3) fig 2. cbam structure where denotes the sigmoid function, , / 0 c r cw r  / 1 c c rw r  . where the two input mlp weights 0w and 1w are shared and the relu activation function is followed by 0w . this process not only improves the sensitivity of the model to the key feature channels, but also helps the network to dynamically focus on the information-rich channels to enhance the model representation and detection performance. spatial attention plays an important role in deciding "where to focus". cbam performs global averaging and maximum pooling in the channel dimension, focuses on capturing the potential information of the target region, compresses the spatial information by 7×7 convolution, and normalises it using the sigmoid function to generate a single-channel spatial attention map, and then multiplies the spatial attention map with the primary refined feature map and weights the features again to obtain the secondary refined feature map. spatial attention map is multiplied with the primary refined feature map and weighted features again to obtain the secondary refined feature map. where spatial attention is calculated as: 7 7 7 7 m a x ( ) ( ( [ ( ) ; ( ) ] ) ) ( ( [ ; ] ) ) , s s s a vg m f f a vg p o o l f m a xp o o l f f f f       (4) where denotes the sigmoid function and 7 7f  denotes the convolution operation with a filter size of 7×7. this spatial refinement improves the sensitivity of the network to key spatial locations, so that it focuses on the target area and enhances the target perception capability of the network. in the slight occlusion scene, the spatial attention can locate the boundary information of the target object more accurately, enhance the feature representation of the target region, and reduce the feature blurring due to occlusion; in the severe occlusion scene, the channel attention can highlight the key feature channels in the unoccluded part, providing strong support for the subsequent inference, while effectively suppressing the interference of background noise on detection. the introduction of the cbam module in the backbone of the yolov8 network structure optimises the distribution of the attention of the feature map, mitigates the interference of noise, enhances the model's ability to represent the features of the occluded objects, and helps the model to further understand the image contextual information, and then achieve the effective detection and identification of the occluded objects. 3.3. dbb in complex and changing scenes, the visual feature recognition performance of the network will be significantly reduced. taking traffic peaks or holidays as an example, objects of different scales in dense crowds intertwine with each other to form intricate spatial relationships, which greatly increases the difficulty of target recognition. to solve this problem, we introduce a multivariate branching block dbb, which is used to replace the conv operation to enrich the feature space by combining different branches with different scales and complexities, and its structure is shown in fig. 3. dbb, short for diverse branch block, improves performance by increasing the complexity and multi-scale representation capability of the network during training, and reduces the network complexity through transformation operations during inference to achieve performance improvement without additional inference cost. this multibranch topology using path operations with different acceptance domains and different levels of complexity can enrich the image features. in the training phase, the input feature maps are first fed into multiple branches in the dbb, and each branch performs a different operation. the standard convolutional branch performs regular k×k convolution to obtain feature information; the sequence convolutional branch employs 1×1 convolution, which is used to reduce the number of parameters while maintaining the expressive power of the network; the average pooling branch employs average pooling with 1×1 convolution, which is used to 93 capture a wider range of context information; and the multiscale convolutional branch employs k×1 convolution, which is used for the multi-scale convolutional branch. scale convolution branch uses k×k convolution and 1×1 convolution to capture features at different scales. finally, the features of each branch are fused to form the final output. the application of diversified branching structure can greatly enhance the feature extraction capability of the model. in the inference stage, the dbb module performs a series of equivalent transformations for parameter recomputation through the linear property of convolution operations, and uses structural reparameterisation to merge multiple branches into a single standard convolutional layer. fig 3. dbb structure diagram by adding this module, the model can be trained to reach a higher performance level, and then converted to the original inference time structure for inference, so that the model can be more flexible and effective in dealing with targets at different scales, especially in the face of complex backgrounds and occlusions, and can better extract effective features. meanwhile, the dbb module adopts a more efficient convolutional structure, which reduces redundant computation and significantly improves the computational efficiency of the model while ensuring the feature extraction capability. 4. experiments and analysis of results 4.1. data sets this experiment uses the m3fd [17] dataset. the m3fd dataset was collected using a simultaneous imaging system constructed from well-calibrated infrared and optical sensors covering a wide range of scenarios including illumination, seasonal, and weather conditions involving different types of objects. it labels 33,603 objects in six categories: people, cars, buses, streetlights, motorbikes, and trucks.m3fd accumulates a total of 4,200 image pairs, of which 3,360 pairs are designated for training and 840 pairs for testing, with an image resolution of 1024 × 768.the large size and rich diversity of the dataset make it an ideal basis for learning and evaluating target detection using fused images an ideal basis for learning and evaluating target detection using fused images. 4.2. experimental environment and parameters in order to better demonstrate the performance of the cdmmnet model as well as to ensure the fairness of the experiments, the experiments are conducted in the same environment, and the specific experimental parameters are shown in table 1. 4.3. evaluation indicators in order to effectively evaluate the target detection capability of the cd-mmnet model, this paper uses precision, recall, map@0.5~0.95 as the evaluation indexes with the following formulas: 100% tp p tp fp   (5) 100% tp r tp fn   (6) 1 0 1 ( ) m n n p r dr ap n    (7) where p is the correct rate, tp is the number of samples predicted to be correct positive samples in the target detection task, fp is the number of samples that are negative but predicted to be positive samples, and r is the regression rate, where fn is the number of positive samples that are predicted 94 to be negative samples. the field of target detection generally uses p-r curves to describe the performance of target detection. in addition, map is a composite measure of average accuracy across multiple categories to measure the performance of a target detection model. map's threshold (iou) can be set based on the degree of overlap of the boxes. map@0.5~0.95 is the average accuracy when the degree of overlap between the predicted box and the target box is greater than 0.5 and less than 0.95. table 1. experimental environment configuration name parameter hardware pc cpu amd epyc 9654 gpu rtx 4090 graphics card 24g operation system ubuntu 22.04 software deep learning framework pytorch 2.3.0 programming languages python 3.12 cuda 12.1 hyperparameter epochs 150 batch size 64 picture size 640×640 initial learning rate 0.01 iou 0.7 4.4. ablation experiments in order to prove the effectiveness of the target detection effect of the cd-mmnet model, ablation experiments are conducted on the m3fd dataset, and the consistency of the input images and training parameters is maintained during the experiments, and the experimental results are shown in table 2. among them, the first group is the evaluation results of the original yolov8 model; the second group adds the intermediate fusion module; the third group of experiments adds the cbam module again; the fourth group is the cdmmnet model proposed in this paper, which improves the precision, recall, map@0.5%, and map@0.5~0.95% by 2.9%, 3.7%, 3.5%, and 4.0, respectively. ablation experiments show that the improved model can effectively improve the precision of the algorithm. table 2. results of ablation experiments batch number fmn cbam dbb precision% recall% map@0.5% map@0.5~0.95% 1 79.60 68.60 75.70 48.70 2 √ 80.80 70.70 77.30 51.40 3 √ √ 84.00 69.70 78.50 51.50 4 √ √ √ 82.50 72.30 79.20 52.70 4.5. comparative experiments under consistent experimental conditions, the improved model proposed in this study was compared with other models, as shown in table 3. the results demonstrate that the model achieves a significantly higher map@0.5~0.95% on the m3fd dataset than competing approaches, exhibiting superior precision and robustness in object detection. table 3. comparative experimental results of models modelling precision% recall% map@0.5~0.95% yolov8n 79.60 68.60 48.70 yolov5n 80.30 66.90 47.00 yolov6n 80.90 61.40 45.10 yolov9t 81.90 64.60 47.70 yolov10n 76.90 64.10 46.90 gan-based[17] 50.20 cd-mmnet 82.50 72.30 52.70 95 4.6. visualisation analysis in order to visually compare the detection effects of the yolov8 model and the cd-mmnet model, images of small multi-scale dense targets with poor lighting conditions and occlusion were identified in the m3fd dataset to visualise and analyse the results of the models, as shown in fig. 4. (a) shows the detection results of unimodal visible light, (b) shows the detection results of unimodal infrared light, and (c) shows the detection results of cd-mmnet model. as can be seen from the figure, the cd-mmnet model significantly improves the occurrence of leakage and misdetection, and improves the detection accuracy of the target. fig 4. comparison of detection results under different conditions 5. conclusion in summary, this paper introduces improvements to certain modules of the yolov8 backbone network. the proposed cd-mmnet model employs a dual-branch structure to dynamically select optimal features from visible and infrared images, thereby overcoming environmental limitations. additionally, the cbam attention mechanism is integrated into the backbone network, enabling dual channel and spatial attention weighting to enhance focus on target regions. finally, the dbb module replaces conventional convolutional structures, leveraging multi-branch convolution operations to improve the network's adaptability to multi-scale features. experiments on the m3fd dataset demonstrate that the cdmmnet model significantly outperforms existing state-ofthe-art algorithms, achieving a 4.0% improvement in map@0.5~0.95 compared to the original yolov8. it exhibits particularly strong robustness and detection accuracy in challenging scenarios such as adverse weather and complex traffic conditions. however, the model's increased parameter count results in slower detection speeds. consequently, future work will focus on model lightweighting to enhance inference speed while preserving accuracy and robustness, ensuring the model is better suited for efficient real-time processing demands. acknowledgments this study was funded by liaoning province graduate education teaching reform research project (lnyjg2024092) and liaoning university of science and technology college students' innovation and entrepreneurship training programme project funding support no: s20211146002x. references [1] x. zhang, l. zhang, c. liu, x. yang, and q. tian, "vehicle detection and classification in traffic surveillance using convolutional neural networks," *ieee transactions on intelligent transportation systems*, vol. 18, no. 6, pp. 1749– 1759, jun. 2017, doi: 10.1109/tits.2017.2755953. 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the design and implementation of rural cultural tourism software based on wechat mini programs. the article first analyzes the current status of rural cultural tourism development and the advantages of wechat mini programs, then elaborates on the requirement analysis, system design, and functional implementation of the "yushang rice township" mini program. finally, it summarizes the project's characteristics and innovations, and looks forward to future development directions. keywords: wechat small program; rural culture and tourism; yushang rice village; software design; rural revitalization. 1. introduction in recent years, government of prc has actively promoted the rural revitalization strategy, bringing new development opportunities to the rural cultural and tourism industry. according to the "china rural tourism development white paper 2024" released by fastdata, in the first quarter of 2024, the number of visitors to rural areas approached 800 million, with the number of rural tourism operators increasing by 18% year-on-year. this indicates that the tourism industry plays a crucial role in the revitalization of the rural economy. statistics show that in 2023, the output value of china's rural tourism exceeded 900 billion yuan, with the per capita tourism income for farmers reaching 1,903 yuan. the tourism industry is intricately linked with many other aspects of rural development. developing rural tourism not only promotes the improvement of local infrastructure and activates rural tourism resources, helping farmers increase their income and achieve prosperity, but also drives the comprehensive realization of rural prosperity and revitalization. additionally, it helps protect chinese traditional culture nurtured in the countryside, providing more cultural elements to foster national cultural confidence. the construction and operation of rural tourism projects currently face numerous challenges, particularly the shortage of talent. this has led to weak marketing efforts in many rural tourism projects, thereby affecting their economic benefits. moreover, traditional methods of promoting rural cultural and tourism activities suffer from low information dissemination efficiency and poor user experience, failing to meet the needs of modern tourists. wechat mini programs, with their lightweight and easily shareable characteristics, have opened up new paths and solutions for the development of rural cultural and tourism activities. taking the "yushang rice township" mini program as an example, it focuses on rural cultural and tourism activities while emphasizing user sharing and interaction. it creates a professional, humanized, and intelligent platform that integrates services such as accommodation, navigation, social networking, live streaming, direct purchase of local specialties, educational tours, and customized travel experiences. this ensures maximum safety for tourists and maintains order in the tourism industry while enhancing their experience and satisfaction. this project iteratively upgraded and designed a shared interactive platform for rural cultural tourism in the postpandemic era, based on the "rice fragrance town" wechat mini-program originally located in yong'an village, yuhang district, hangzhou city, zhejiang province, china. the "yushang rice township" wechat mini-program offers a range of services including smart navigation, transportation and accommodation, interactive social networking, educational classes, personal center, and digital adoption. by promoting new retail in rural areas through methods such as "digital adoption" of crops, it fosters a new model of agricultural tourism development that combines the upward flow of agricultural products with the downward flow of tourists. 2. overall framework of yushang rice village app project the digital system of yushang rice village app is a comprehensive service platform based on the internet of things (iot), big data, geographic information system (gis) and cloud computing technology. it aims to empower agriculture, culture and tourism and rural governance through technology, and realize digital and intelligent upgrading. as shown in figure 1, the digital system of yushang rice township is divided into five layers, which are introduced as follows: 2.1. user layer the system users cover four categories: regulatory authorities, administrative departments, farmers and tourists/consumers. it supports multi-terminal access, including pc terminal, mobile terminal (such as h5, small 98 program, app) and visual large screen, etc., and adopts single sign-on (sso) technology to achieve unified identity authentication, ensuring account security and operation convenience. figure 1. system architecture of yu shang rice township 2.2. application layer 2.2.1. front-end applications (user interaction layer) developed based on data visualization tools, it integrates real-time data streams (such as sensor data, order data), and uses dynamic charts (line chart, heat map, 3d map) to display core indicators such as agricultural production status, passenger flow distribution, revenue analysis, etc. 2.2.2. agricultural, culture and tourism services: 2.2.2.1 digital rice field adoption: use the internet of things (iot) sensor to collect real-time environmental data of rice fields, including temperature, humidity and soil moisture content, and use block-chain traceability technology to comprehensively record every link from planting to maintenance and harvesting, so as to ensure the authenticity and reliability of data. 2.2.2.2 intelligent navigation system: the intelligent navigation of scenic spots is realized through gis map engine (such as mapbox or gaode map api), combined with the exquisite design of hand-drawn map, and integrated with speech recognition (nlp) and ar augmented reality technology, so as to bring immersive navigation enjoyment for tourists. 2.2.2.3 study service and vlog application: through ai video editing tools (such as ffmpeg, opencv) and template content production system, users can quickly generate study course videos and travel vlogs. 2.2.3. marketing promotion: connect with tiktok blue verification api to realize automatic distribution of short videos, live streaming diversion and user interaction data analysis; combine with precision marketing algorithm (such as collaborative filtering recommendation) to push personalized cultural tourism products to tourists. 2.2.4. management background (operation support layer) operation center: developed based on microservice architecture (spring boot/django), it supports farm resource management (crop types, plot allocation), order processing, payment reconciliation and other functions, and adopts restful api to connect with front-end and third-party systems. 2.3. support layer 2.3.1. gis map platform: vector tile technology is adopted to optimize map rendering performance, and spatial data division (such as regional division) is supported. 2.3.2. iot platform: real-time communication of devices is realized based on mqtt protocol, and data preprocessing is carried out through edge computing gateway (such as raspberry pi) to reduce the cloud load. 2.3.3. big data analysis: use the stream processing framework (such as kafka streams, flink) to process real-time data, and combine offline analysis tools (hadoop/spark) to mine user behavior patterns and production rules. 2.3.4. unified authentication and permission management: oauth 2.0 protocol is adopted to realize third-party account login, and rbac (role-based access control) is combined to ensure data permission isolation. 2.4. data access layer 2.4.1. multi-source data integration: 2.4.1.1 equipment data: access sensor data (wind speed, soil moisture, etc.) through modbus/tcp, opc ua** and other industrial protocols. 2.4.1.2 video data: rtsp streaming media protocol is used to access the surveillance camera, and video ai analysis (such as crop pest identification) is supported. 2.4.1.3 traceability data: the production information is automatically recorded 99 through the blockchain smart contract to prevent data tampering. 2.4.2. data storage: 2.4.2.1 real-time data: sensor data is stored in a time series database (influxdb/tsdb). 2.4.2.2 business data: the relational database (mysql/postgresql) is used to store structured data such as orders and users. 2.4.2.3 unstructured data: images, videos and other files are stored through object storage (oss/s3). 2.5. infrastructure layer 2.5.1. hardware facilities: 2.5.1.1 sensor network: deploy multi-layer soil moisture meter (supporting 5 layers of soil detection), agricultural weather station (temperature and humidity, wind speed), paddy field camera (supporting night vision and ai recognition) ** and other internet of things devices. 2.5.1.2 edge computing: use industrial-grade gateways (such as advantech and siemens) for local data filtering and protocol conversion. 2.5.2. cloud services: 2.5.2.1 computing resources: deploy application services based on cloud servers (ecs/ec2), and use containerization technology (docker/kubernetes) to achieve elastic scaling. 2.5.3. network and security: load balancing (slb), ddos protection and https encryption are adopted to ensure service stability and data transmission security. 2.5.4. storage and backup: data persistence is realized by using cloud disk (rds/s3), and the disaster recovery capability is improved by combining remote multi-active architecture. 2.6. technical highlights and construction objectives 2.6.1. ai and big data application: 1) crop growth status monitoring and pest and disease early warning through computer vision (cv). 2) use user behavior analysis model to optimize cultural tourism route and product recommendation. 3) application of alliance chain technology in the traceability system of agricultural product quality and safety through the establishment of an alliance blockchain network, data sharing and security are ensured to realize the whole process of credible traceability of agricultural products from planting to sales. the system integrates the real-time perception technology of the internet of things, the decision-making ability of big data analysis and the elastic scalability of cloud computing, and jointly constructs an integrated digital ecological environment of agriculture, culture and tourism, providing users with intelligent services along the whole link and scientific data support for managers, to promote the sustainable development of rural industries. 3. related technologies 3.1. system functional module design and implementation the "you xiang jia" wechat mini program client operates on the wechat public platform. its information is uniformly managed by the backend management system, while the server side relies on the backend server for management, and data is stored in a mysql database. the operation interface of the "you xiang jia" wechat mini program is divided into four main sections: "home, itinerary, community, and me," as shown in figure 2. 3.2. overall system architecture design the app software is the core component of the "yushang rice township" digital project, comprising four main pages: home, guide, square, and my. the top layer of the home page includes eight modules: farm mall, leisure and entertainment, premium homestays, nearby tours, smart adoption, visitor reception, business space, and recommendations; the lower layer is divided into "rural brand pavilion" and "popular events." the guide page features a hand-drawn tourism map of the surrounding eight villages centered around yong'an village. the square page mainly displays travel diaries shared by various tourists in rice town for user viewing. the my page consists of two major modules: my orders and tool area. my orders includes sections such as "to be paid," "to be received," "to be used," and "to be evaluated." tools include "real name verification," "visitor," "vlog" "delivery address," "my farm," "coupons," "my travel diaries," "my study tours" & "business card holder", as shown in figure 2. figure 2. square page page of app 100 figure 3. home page of app home page: the design is divided into two levels. as shown in figure 3, the upper level of the home page includes functional modules such as the search box, "farm mall," "entertainment," "homestays," "explore nearby," "smart app," "reception," "business space," and " recommendations." below these functional modules are sections like "popular events" and the rural brand pavilion. users can find their desired countryside and related popular events on the home page, as well as browse travel information recommended by the app. the top layer of the home page is a search box. users can search for their own activities of interest to browse, and clicking on the activities on this page will jump to the details page, where you can learn more content. 3.3. visitor registration in the registration login page of the app, html pages use form to build the form structure so that users can fill in and submit the required information. when users register, the uniqueness of the phone number is verified to prevent repeated registration resulting in redundant data. the following only shows part of the core code: string sqlcheckphone = "select count (*) from user where telephone = ?"; trytry (preparedstatement pstmt = conn.preparestatement ent (sqlcheckphone)) { pstmt.setstring (1, telephone); try (resultset rs = pstmt.executequery ()) { if (rs.next () & rs.getint (1) > 0) { out. println (" this phone number is registered, please go directly entry."); } else { / the phone number does not exist. insert a new user (omit the insert enter logic) } } } 3.4. database design this software uses sqlite database as the background database. it mainly includes user table, order table, commodity table, shopping cart table and so on. 1 user table: used to store user information. the design of the user table is shown in table 1. table 1. user table design field name data type remarks uid int user id (primary key) username varchar user name password varchar password phone number telephone address varchar address signature varchar sign one's name gender char sex name varchar real name login char login status heading varchar head sculpture 2 order table: this table stores the transaction orders of the app. the order table is set up see table 2. table 2. order table design field name data type remarks oid int order number (primary key) uid int transaction user id (foreign key) start_time date opening status varchar transaction status end_time date end of the transaction gid varchar item number (foreign key) 101 3 product table: this table is used to store all agricultural products information of the app. the design details of the product table are shown in table 3. table 3. design of commodity table field name data type remarks gid int item number (primary key) gname varchar trade name gprice double price gdescription varchar description 4 shopping cart table: this table is used to store the shopping cart information of users. the design details of the shopping cart table are shown in table 4. table 4. shopping cart table design field name data type remarks cid int shopping cart id (primary key) uid int user id (foreign key) cnumber int quantity of goods ccount double total sum gid int product id (foreign key) 4. technical difficulties 4.1. data encryption as security vulnerabilities increase, app security has been a major concern for developers. given that this app involves sensitive information such as users 'personal data, location data, and transaction data, it is essential to provide reliable security measures to prevent information leaks and unauthorized use. to this end, the app employs md5 encryption technology, which effectively prevents data leakage during transmission or storage. when sensitive data needs to be forwarded or stored, the data to be encrypted is first obtained, then processed using the md5 encryption algorithm. the encrypted data is transmitted next to prevent information leakage during transmission. after receiving the data, the md5 algorithm is used again to decrypt it, and the decrypted data is stored. this process effectively protects users' personal privacy and ensures that the app complies with legal requirements for data privacy and security. the specific working principle is shown in figure 4. 4.2. improve response speed for an application, the speed of response directly impacts user experience. users tend to prefer apps that respond quickly, as they offer smoother and more efficient operations. long waits and delays can make users impatient, potentially leading to user churn. to improve the responsiveness of an app, data that users have already browsed should be cached on the phone. when users do not clear the app's cache. when you need to access the data that has been viewed again, you can directly call it from the cache without accessing the background. this method can improve the response speed of the app. the specific working principle is shown in figure 5. figure 4. data encryption workflow diagram 102 figure 5. workflow diagram for improving response speed 4.3. key code { "pages": [ "pages/index/index", "pages/destination/destination", "pages/destination/cityview/cityview", "pages/index/view-detail/view-detail", "pages/find/find", "pages/personal/personal", "pages/personal/modify-info/modify-info", "pages/index/view-list/view-list", "pages/detail/detail", "pages/search_ticket/search_ticket", "pages/ticket_detail/ticket_detail", "pages/order/order", "pages/orderlist/orderlist", "pages/my_destination/my_destination" ], "window": { "backgroundtextstyle": "light", "navigationbarbackgroundcolor": "#fff", "navigationbartitletext": "wechat", "navigationbartextstyle": "black" }, "tabbar": { "position": "bottom", "borderstyle": "white", "backgroundcolor": "#ffffff", "list": [ { "pagepath": "pages/index/index", "text": "home", "iconpath": "/images/navbar/home.png", "selectediconpath": "/images/navbar/home_active.png" }, { "pagepath": "pages/destination/destination", "text": "trip", "iconpath": "/images/navbar/destination.png", "selectediconpath": "/images/navbar/destination_active.png" }, { "pagepath": "pages/find/find", "text": "community", "iconpath": "/images/navbar/find.png", "selectediconpath": "/images/navbar/find_active.png" }, { "pagepath": "pages/personal/personal", "text": "my", "iconpath": "/images/navbar/my.png", "selectediconpath": "/images/navbar/my_active.png" } ] }, "sitemaplocation": "sitemap.json" 5. sum up: this article takes the "yu shang dao xiang" mini-program as an example to explore the current status and challenges of rural cultural tourism development, as well as the application and advantages of wechat mini-programs in rural cultural tourism. as a lightweight and easily spread mobile application, wechat mini-programs provide solutions for the development of rural cultural tourism, featuring high information dissemination efficiency, good user experience, and ease of promotion. taking the "yu shang dao xiang" mini-program as an example, this project is located in yuhang street, yuhang district, with nearly 30,000 mu of basic farmland protection zones. the mini-program offers services such as accommodation, navigation, social interaction, live streaming, direct purchase of local specialties, educational tours, and customized travel experiences, creating a professional, user-friendly, and intelligent platform. this not only enhances the visitor experience and satisfaction but also promotes the integration of agriculture, culture, and tourism, contributing to rural revitalization and shared prosperity. overall framework of yushang rice village app project: 5.1. system architecture the system is divided into user layer, application layer, support layer, data access layer and infrastructure layer. internet of things, big data, geographic information system and cloud computing technologies are adopted to realize digital and intelligent upgrading. 5.2. functional modules including digital rice field adoption, intelligent navigation system, study service and vlog application, marketing promotion, management background, etc., to build a digital ecology of agricultural culture and tourism integration through technical means. 103 system functional module design and implementation: 5.3. system architecture design the system includes four sections: "home page", "guide", "square" and "my", covering functions such as farm mall, leisure and entertainment, boutique homestay, surrounding travel, smart adoption, visit reception, business space, local recommendation and so on. 5.4. database design sqlite database is adopted, including user table, order table, commodity table, shopping cart table, etc., which is used to store user information, transaction order, agricultural products information and shopping cart information. 5.5. technical difficulties and solutions: application of data encryption technology: this study uses the md5 algorithm to encrypt user's personal information, location data and transaction data to ensure data security and prevent information leakage and illegal access. -improve response speed: put the data that users have browsed into the mobile phone cache, and call directly from the cache when they visit again, so as to improve the response speed of the app. 5.6. outlook this study demonstrates the application potential of wechat mini programs in rural cultural tourism by designing and implementing the "yu shang dao xiang" mini program. it provides detailed analysis and practical guidance for the design and implementation of rural cultural tourism software based on wechat mini programs. through technical means and platform construction, it enhances the service quality and visitor experience in rural cultural tourism. in the future, we will further optimize system 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[4] li w j, li x ,jiang w j , et al.design and implementation of scenic intelligent guide system based on wechat applet[j].isprs international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences,2020,xlii-3/ w10457-460. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 157 research on uav formation control under deception attacks minghui xie 1, 3, hongwei ren 1, 2, * 1 college of automation, guangdong university of petrochemical technology, maoming, guangdong, china 2 guangdong provincial key laboratory of petrochemical equipment fault diagnosis maoming, guangdong, 525000, china 3 college of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132022, china * corresponding author: hongwei ren abstract: with the rapid development of uav technology and the continuous expansion of application scenarios, uav formation control has become an important research direction in multi-agent systems. however, in complex network environments, deception attacks pose a serious threat to the security and stability of uav formations. this paper systematically reviews the current research status of uav formation control under deception attacks, providing an in-depth analysis from multiple dimensions, including research background, technical challenges, control methods, and security defenses. first, the development history and key technologies of uav formation control are introduced. then, the characteristics of deception attacks and their impact on formation control are analyzed in detail. finally, the challenges faced by current research and future development directions are summarized. keywords: uav formation control; deception attacks; network security; multi-agent systems. 1. introduction 1.1. research background in recent years, unmanned aerial systems (uas) technology has shifted from single-agent autonomous control to multi-agent collaborative control. according to the latest market analysis report by grand view research, the global drone market has grown from approximately $60 billion in 2020 to $73.06 billion in 2024, with an expected compound annual growth rate of 14.3% between 2025 and 2030, projecting the market size to reach $163.6 billion by 2030 [1]. this significant growth stems not only from the diversification of drone applications but also reflects the evolution of system architectures from centralized to distributed. uav formation, as a typical collaborative mode of multi-agent systems (mas), integrates distributed control algorithms, consensus protocols, and swarm intelligence theory to achieve cooperative perception, decision-making, and execution of complex tasks, resulting in qualitative breakthroughs in system fault tolerance, task efficiency, and environmental adaptability [2]. the core scientific challenge in uav formation control lies in achieving state consensus and adaptive collaborative control among multiple uav nodes. from the perspective of control architecture evolution, chen et al. [3] noted that current uav formation control is rapidly transitioning from centralized to distributed architectures, with gradual advancements toward hybrid and self-organizing architectures. in centralized architectures, control decisions are computed and issued by a central processing unit, posing risks of single-point failures and communication bottlenecks. in contrast, distributed architectures enable uav nodes to make autonomous decisions based on local state information and limited communication resources, demonstrating higher system flexibility and fault tolerance [4]. this theoretical paradigm shift arises from significant progress in networked control system theory, particularly the rigorous mathematical foundation provided by multi-agent collaborative control theory based on algebraic graph theory [5]. liu et al. [6] made a breakthrough by proposing a sliding-mode control-based uav formation method, effectively addressing robust formation control under communication constraints. in practical applications, uav formation technology has demonstrated significant value in both military and civilian domains. in the military field, swarm intelligence-based collaborative reconnaissance and precision strikes have become key research directions. zhao et al. [7] developed a multi-agent game reinforcement learning model for uav intelligent attack strategy generation, significantly enhancing combat effectiveness in complex environments. in the civilian sector, sarhan et. al. classify formation control strategies into leader-follower, virtual structure, and behavior-based approaches, providing a framework for understanding the various methodologies employed in uav formation control. this classification is essential for identifying the most suitable strategies for specific civilian applications. kamel et. al. highlight the advancements in cooperative navigation and formation flight, particularly through the use of vision processing and radiofrequency data transmission. the low cost and operational flexibility of uavs make them increasingly attractive for civilian applications, especially in areas that are hazardous for human pilots.; pan et al. [10] proposed an improved artificial potential field method to address path planning and formation control for multi-uav systems. in commercial applications, uav formation delivery in logistics has improved efficiency by over 250% compared to traditional methods, while agricultural uav formations have boosted operational efficiency in large-scale precision pesticide application by 300%–500%, significantly reducing labor costs and environmental impact [11]. as uas networking and autonomous intelligence levels continue to rise, security threats have evolved from traditional physical-layer interference to more covert and destructive information-layer attacks [12]. according to the 2023 global intelligent systems security report* by cybersecurity firm 158 check point, cyberattacks targeting uas grew at an annual rate of 83.6% between 2018 and 2023, with deception attacks increasing from 31.2% to 57.8%, becoming the predominant attack vector [13]. deception attacks are a class of advanced cyber threats based on information manipulation, where attackers inject carefully crafted false data or tamper with normal information flows to induce systems to make decisions based on erroneous information [14]. depending on the target, deception attacks in uav systems primarily manifest in three forms: (1) positioning system spoofing (e.g., gps/beidou spoofing), which disrupts uav spatial perception by broadcasting forged navigation signals; (2) communication channel spoofing, such as man-in-the-middle attacks or packet modification targeting peer-to-peer uav communication links; and (3) sensor data spoofing, which interferes with data streams from environmental sensors like cameras or lidar [15]. for uav formations, cybersecurity faces even greater challenges. liu et al. [16] systematically analyzed that distributed formation control systems exhibit significant cascading vulnerabilities. specifically: first, compared to single-uav systems, the multi-node nature of formations substantially expands the attack surface, allowing attackers to compromise the entire system by breaching any node’s security. second, based on network topology theory, the dependency of information propagation among nodes provides pathways for attack diffusion, enabling rapid spread through network connections. third, the distributed decisionmaking mechanisms commonly used in formations heavily rely on information consensus; if critical nodes are spoofed, it may trigger chain reactions leading to systemic collapse [17]. yin et al. [18] recently proposed an event-triggered sliding-mode control method incorporating an observer mechanism, which maintains formation stability under replay attacks. simulations show this method confines attack impacts within predefined thresholds. additionally, xiao et al. [19] developed an improved sliding innovation sequence algorithm that successfully detected and isolated deception attacks on quadrotor uavs in experiments, offering a new technical approach to enhance formation security. uav formation control faces multidimensional technical challenges under deception attacks. from a real-time control perspective, distributed formations impose strict constraints on communication and sensing timeliness and integrity, while security mechanisms introduce additional verification overhead, creating a "security-real-time trade-off" dilemma [20]. from an attack impact standpoint, deception attacks can exploit the topology-dependent nature of consensus protocols—even targeting a few critical nodes may destabilize the entire formation. from a defense strategy angle, traditional fault-tolerant control theories assume random failures, whereas deception attacks, as adversarial disturbances with intent and adaptability, exhibit intelligence and stealth that render existing defenses ineffective [21]. current research has two notable gaps: from a control theory perspective, mainstream formation control algorithms (e.g., graph-based consensus or leader-follower approaches) often assume ideal communication environments, lacking inherent defenses against malicious spoofing. from a security theory perspective, existing studies typically treat attack detection and control reconfiguration as separate issues. at the national strategic level, china’s 14th five-year plan explicitly prioritizes "secure autonomous control of unmanned intelligent equipment" as a key frontier technology [22]. the "14th five-year plan for smart manufacturing development" issued by the ministry of industry and information technology in 2022 further emphasizes the urgency of enhancing unmanned systems’ reliability in complex adversarial environments [23]. the ministry of science and technology’s "new generation ai" major project also identifies "secure autonomous unmanned systems" as a priority. moreover, the "china uav development report (2023) " highlights that cybersecurity attacks on uav systems have become a major bottleneck limiting their critical applications [24]. the intersection of these national strategic needs and technological challenges forms the core academic motivation for this research. 1.2. research significance this study focuses on the uav formation control problem under deception attacks, holding multifaceted significance: theoretical perspective: by integrating cybersecurity theory with distributed control theory, this study constructs a dynamic model of uav formation under deception attacks, enriching the theoretical framework of secure networked control systems. this is particularly evident in the co-design of attack identification and robust control. technical perspective: the proposed anti-deception attack formation control strategy will enhance the survivability and mission reliability of uav systems in complex adversarial environments. the related technologies can effectively mitigate system risks posed by security threats and improve the operational value of the equipment. application perspective: with the widespread use of uav formations in civilian fields such as urban logistics and emergency rescue, the findings of this study will directly promote the safe deployment and industrialization of uav technology. research on uav formation control under deception attacks not only explores cutting-edge academic challenges but also responds to national strategic needs and industrial development requirements. the outcomes will provide theoretical foundations and technical safeguards for building safer and more reliable intelligent unmanned systems. 2. research status of uav formation control this section systematically reviews domestic and international research on uav formation control technology advancements, cybersecurity research trends, spoofing attack theory and technology, and the latest progress in uav formation control under deception attacks. it analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of existing studies to lay the foundation for this paper's research [25]. uav formation control technology originated in the late 1990s, stemming from theoretical breakthroughs in multiagent systems (mas) research [26]. in the early 21st century, with declining hardware costs and improved computational capabilities, uav formation control gradually evolved from centralized architectures to distributed architectures [27]. centralized control relies on a central processing unit for unified decision-making, while distributed control allows individual uavs to make autonomous decisions based on local information, offering greater scalability and fault tolerance [28]. existing research methods can be categorized as follows: consensus-based control, leader-follower 159 approaches, distributed control and consensus protocols, fault-tolerant control (ftc), and robust control strategies. consensus-based uav formation control is a method that coordinates information sharing and decision-making among uavs to achieve collective behavioral consistency. this approach emphasizes mutual communication and feedback among uavs in dynamic environments to reach a unified state or objective, thereby enhancing overall formation performance and collaborative efficiency. while this strategy focuses on individual behavioral norms, it prioritizes group synergy, demonstrating greater flexibility and adaptability in handling complex tasks and unexpected events. however, existing consensus control algorithms often fail to maintain formation stability and consistency under communication deception attacks, highlighting the urgent need for more robust control mechanisms to improve interference resistance in adverse environments. relevant studies include: xu et al. [29] investigated consensus-based formation control for multi-uav systems, designing a consensus protocol for strongly connected topologies using algebraic graph theory and backstepping techniques. their results were extended to directed topologies, with simulations validating the method's effectiveness. similarly, kuriki et al. [30] proposed a consensus-based cooperative formation control strategy incorporating collision avoidance via artificial potential fields, ensuring convergence even when both formation control and collision avoidance algorithms are active. leader-follower-based uav formation control is a strategy where a leader uav serves as a reference point, and follower uavs dynamically adjust their states and positions accordingly. this method emphasizes the leader's guiding role, ensuring followers maintain relative positions and speeds while flexibly responding to environmental changes and mission requirements, thereby achieving efficient coordination and stability. relevant studies include: yuan et al. [31] adopted a leader-follower approach using a datadriven model-free adaptive controller for trajectory tracking. the leader uav employed an error-sign-based robust integral controller, while follower uavs used an improved sliding mode control (ismc) strategy for cooperative formation control. this method eliminated reliance on uav mathematical models and demonstrated high control accuracy and robustness in simulations. ranjan et al. [32] proposed a flexible formation scheme where follower uavs maintain fixed relative distances but adjust their orientations based on the leader's maneuvers, enhancing tactical advantages. distributed control and consensus protocol-based uav formation control decentralizes decision-making to individual uavs, enabling global consistency through local information and collaborative mechanisms. this approach relies on inter-uav communication and state sharing, ensuring each uav can make independent decisions without centralized command, thereby enhancing system robustness and flexibility. numerous studies have explored various methods and algorithms to improve formation efficiency and reliability in dynamic environments. liu et al. [33] advanced the field by developing a formation obstacle-avoidance strategy based on consensus control and graph theory. their leader-follower model, incorporating an improved artificial potential field method, allowed the leader uav to avoid obstacles while navigating toward targets. the consensus protocol ensured formation maintenance even under disturbances, underscoring the importance of consensus protocols for stability in complex environments. recent research has focused on distributed cooperative obstacle avoidance and formation reconfiguration. literature [34] investigated distributed formation reconfiguration control based on consensus theory, enabling uavs to dynamically adjust formations in response to environmental changes—a critical capability for maintaining operational effectiveness in rapidly changing real-world scenarios. ftc-based uav formation control aims to enhance system stability and performance when components fail or are under attack. by designing redundancy mechanisms and adaptive algorithms, this strategy enables uavs to swiftly adjust control policies in the face of faults or external interference, ensuring continuous operation and mission success. research progress in ftc-based uav formation control has proposed innovative solutions to challenges in maintaining formation integrity under faults and disturbances. for emergency medical rescue scenarios, song et al. [35] developed a topology control algorithm to enhance fault tolerance in uav networks. their ftlmf algorithm constructed a doubly connected fault-tolerant network, significantly improving connection retention rates under node mobility, highlighting the critical role of network topology in formation resilience. zhen et al. [36] studied fault-tolerant time-varying formation tracking control for uav swarms with switching topologies. their findings showed that welldesigned formation tracking protocols allow followers to maintain desired formations while adapting to leader trajectories despite actuator faults, emphasizing the necessity of dynamic characteristics and robust control strategies. literature [37] focused on fault-tolerant active disturbance rejection control (adrc) for multirotor uavs, addressing actuator faults and external disturbances like wind. by combining adrc with spatiotemporal radial basis function neural networks, this study demonstrated practical approaches for maintaining stability in fluctuating environments using advanced control techniques. formation control of uavs based on robust control strategies is a method aimed at enhancing the adaptability and stability of the system in the face of uncertainties and external disturbances. by incorporating robustness analysis and design principles, this strategy ensures that uavs maintain structural integrity and operational efficiency in various complex environments, effectively addressing dynamically changing mission requirements and environmental challenges. robust control strategies focus on preserving system stability under adversarial conditions, including methods such as "sliding mode control", "adaptive control", "h∞ control", and "feedback linearization". sliding mode control is a robust control technique that effectively handles uncertainties and disturbances. it forces the system's trajectory onto a predefined sliding surface, ensuring stability and performance even in the presence of model uncertainties and external disturbances. xiang et al. [38] proposed a decentralized adaptive full-order sliding mode control framework for synchronized formation motion of multiple uavs affected by system uncertainties. this framework integrates robust adaptive techniques to handle unknown bounded uncertainties without prior knowledge of their bounds. fei et al. [39] developed a sliding mode neural observer to estimate nonlinear uncertainties in uav models and designed sliding mode controllers for both position and attitude loops. adaptive control techniques adjust controller parameters online to compensate for uncertainties and variations in 160 system dynamics. these methods are particularly useful when uav parameters are unknown or time-varying. reference [40] addressed the robust formation tracking problem for heterogeneous multi-robot systems, using radial basis function neural networks to approximate the uncertain dynamics of unmanned surface vehicles tracked by uavs. yang et al. [41] proposed a hybrid iterative learning formation control strategy that leverages historical input-output data to update current control inputs, enhancing robustness against dynamic model switching behaviors and external disturbances. h∞ control is a robust design method aimed at minimizing the impact of disturbances on system performance. raffo et al. [42] introduced a nonlinear h∞ controller for quadrotor uavs transporting payloads, ensuring swing-free load motion path tracking despite parameter uncertainties and disturbances. they also employed lyapunov redesign techniques to reduce payload oscillations. feedback linearization transforms nonlinear systems into linear ones, enabling the application of linear control methods. hu et al. [43] proposed a distributed formation control architecture for trirotor uavs, using robust feedback linearization to handle highly coupled and nonlinear dynamics, followed by a distributed adaptive formation tracking protocol. one of the main challenges in uav formation systems is ensuring robust communication and coordination among agents, especially under external disturbances and potential internal collisions. liu et al. [44] introduced a distributed formation control protocol for heterogeneous uavs, emphasizing the importance of resilience against deception attacks during event-triggered consensus estimation. this highlights the need for protocols that maintain operational integrity even in the presence of misleading information. model predictive control is widely used in uav formations due to its predictive capability and constrainthandling features. reference [45] focused on disturbance rejection in 3d environments, constructing state estimation and error models using relative information. by integrating backstepping and mpc strategies, the study designed control laws to ensure formation stability and optimized the solution process via ant colony algorithms, demonstrating superior performance over traditional methods. reference [46] explored distributed mpc algorithms, emphasizing efficient parallel computation through local optimization and one-way neighbor communication. the design balanced energy minimization and control input variations, with simulations validating stability and formation flight effectiveness. pid control remains a preferred engineering solution for its simplicity and efficiency, particularly in micro-uav swarms with limited computational resources. reference [47] proposed a decentralized strategy based on virtual leader concepts and optimal pid control laws to counteract external disturbances, random fluctuations, and wake vortex coupling. by transforming complex nonlinear problems into independent linear matrix inequality optimizations via t-s fuzzy methods and novel variable transformations, the approach significantly improved design efficiency and tracking performance. event-triggered control addresses scenarios with environmental uncertainties and limited communication resources. dou et al. [48] designed an adaptive dynamic programming method for distributed formation control, revealing the potential of event-triggered mechanisms to enhance adaptability and response speed. reference [49] combined finite-time stability theory with event-triggered formation control, focusing on privacy-preserving methods. the study showed that this approach not only accelerated convergence but also reduced controller update frequency, optimizing communication resources. regarding time delays, research on formation tracking control for multi-uav systems has increasingly focused on complex scenarios where delays coexist with external disturbances. for instance, a fixed-time disturbance observerbased robust tracking controller has been proposed, which utilizes an adaptive compensator to enhance trajectory tracking performance under varying disturbance conditions [50], recent advances also include the proposal of an adaptive dual-channel event-triggered control scheme specifically for formation tracking and obstacle avoidance. this innovative approach aims to improve the responsiveness of uavs in complex environments, ensuring that they can navigate effectively while maintaining formation [51]. the study leveraged flight state and desired information errors to design control methods, transforming the problem into asymptotic stability via special matrix decomposition and deriving stability conditions using piecewise continuous lyapunov functionals. reference [52] addressed consensus tracking control for nonlinear multi-agent systems, proposing adaptive eventtriggered strategies that integrate asymmetric barrier lyapunov functions, l-k functionals, and fuzzy logic systems to handle output constraints, delays, and nonlinearities. bounded estimation methods compensated for faults and errors, with simulations validating semi-global bounded stability and effectiveness. current challenges in uav formation control include computational complexity, real-time performance, and environmental adaptability [53]. as formations scale, communication and control algorithm complexity grow exponentially. formation control is highly sensitive to time delays, especially in high-speed maneuvers, while dynamic environments (e.g., harsh weather, urban canyons) demand greater stability. these challenges have spurred advancements in edge computing, real-time operating systems, and adaptive control, though comprehensive solutions remain elusive [54]. 3. research status of cybersecurity and uav systems the cybersecurity threats to uav systems are diverse and complex, involving multiple layers such as data, communication, hardware, and software. these threats specifically include communication link threats, threats to the uav itself, ground control station threats, data security threats, supply chain threats, and human factors and operational security threats. the threats to uav systems in terms of communication links mainly fall into three categories: denial-of-service (dos) attacks, deception attacks, and eavesdropping attacks. dos attacks occupy communication resources, preventing legitimate information from being transmitted, such as jamming the communication link between the uav and the ground station. eavesdropping attacks passively intercept sensitive data transmitted by uavs, while deception attacks are considered the most stealthy and destructive, as they inject false data to mislead uav systems into making erroneous decisions. 161 uav formation control under dos attacks refers to the system maintaining formation stability and coordination through specific control strategies and algorithms when subjected to malicious attacks. the core of this control mechanism lies in analyzing the impact of attacks on uav communication and decision-making processes and adopting corresponding defensive measures to ensure the formation can effectively execute predefined tasks and maintain system resilience and reliability in hostile environments. in the development of uav formation control under dos attacks, increasing attention has been paid to the resilience and security of mas against cyber threats. various studies have explored different aspects of formation control under dos attacks, emphasizing the need for robust strategies to preserve operational integrity. wang et al. [55] introduced an attack-resilient eventtriggered formation control framework for mas, specifically targeting periodic dos attacks. their approach leverages sophisticated laplacian matrices to enhance system resilience, demonstrating that event-triggered mechanisms can effectively mitigate the impact of such attacks on formation stability. pan et al. [56] expanded the discussion by investigating multi-channel dos attacks, where the independence of attacks across channels presents unique challenges. their findings suggest that existing models, which often assume uniform attack patterns, may fail to fully capture the complexity of real-world scenarios, necessitating more nuanced control strategies. liu et al. [57] contributed to the discussion by addressing the formation control of cyberphysical systems under dos attacks and faults. their distributed control protocol incorporates event-triggered techniques and proactive reconfiguration strategies, showcasing a comprehensive approach to ensuring system resilience against cyber threats. zheng et al. [58] proposed a distributed secure formation control algorithm for autonomous surface vehicles, focusing on mitigating the impact of dos attacks through a performance-adjustable event-triggered mechanism. this work highlights the importance of adaptive control strategies in maintaining formation integrity amid network disruptions. overall, there is a clear trend toward developing sophisticated, adaptive, and resilient control strategies for uav formations in the face of dos attacks. uav formation control under deception attacks refers to the system maintaining decision-making accuracy and mission execution efficiency by implementing specific identification and verification algorithms when encountering false information or misleading instructions. the key to this control strategy lies in assessing the credibility of information sources and monitoring abnormal behavior in real time to ensure uavs can effectively identify and resist potential spoofing threats, thereby achieving formation security and stability. research on deception attacks primarily focuses on two directions: attack modeling and detection methods. in attack modeling, deception attacks are classified into sensor spoofing (e.g., tampering with gps, visual, or radar perception data) and communication spoofing (e.g., identity impersonation or packet tampering). in detection methods, kalman filtering, statistical hypothesis testing, and machine learning have emerged as mainstream technical approaches. wang et al. [59] introduced an adversarial obstacle generation algorithm targeting lidar-based 3d object detection systems. their study highlights the potential for spoofed obstacles to mislead detection algorithms, which is critical for uavs operating in complex environments. this fundamental understanding of spoofing behavior in sensor systems is essential for developing robust formation control strategies. study [60] developed an event-triggered formation tracking control method capable of countering cyberattacks, including deception attacks. this approach employs a control protocol that enables uavs to maintain their formation even under malicious interference. additionally, study [61] investigated the concept of induced attacks on formation control, where such attacks can covertly manipulate uav formations, compromising their operational integrity. recent advances also include research on high-order multi-agent systems under deception attacks, focusing on vulnerabilities in sensorto-controller communication channels. this research underscores the importance of secure communication protocols in preserving formation integrity against spoofing threats. eavesdropping attacks involve attackers intercepting communication signals between uavs to obtain sensitive information or disrupt normal operations. the primary objectives of such attacks include information theft and operational interference. information theft involves acquiring mission instructions, positional data, and other sensitive information from uav formations. operational interference enables attackers to manipulate uav behavior, such as misleading navigation or altering flight paths, by intercepting real-time data. study [62] explored efforts to detect and prevent eavesdropping attacks on uavs. distributed bearingbased formation maneuver control and eavesdropping attack detection have been investigated as potential solutions to mitigate risks posed by malicious actors. however, existing research has notable limitations: (1) most methods are designed for single uav systems and do not account for the security complexities of formation scenarios. (2) attack detection and defense are often studied as separate problems, lacking integrated solutions. (3) there is a significant gap between theoretical research and practical applications, with many algorithms proving difficult to implement on resource-constrained uav platforms. 4. uav formation control under deception attacks in communication in modern uav formation control, the impact of communication deception attacks is significant, necessitating in-depth research on defense mechanisms. to effectively address this challenge, it is essential to explore the comprehensive application of multiple defense strategies to enhance the anti-jamming capability and system robustness of uav formations. communication deception attacks refer to malicious acts that disrupt normal communication and cooperative operations of uav formations by forging or tampering with transmitted information, leading to system decision-making errors or mission failures. such attacks not only threaten the security of uav formations but may also severely impact critical infrastructure. therefore, studying defense mechanisms holds substantial practical significance. existing research has proposed various methods to enhance formation control in response to vulnerabilities caused by cyberattacks. reference [63] focuses on the role of uavs as communication relays to optimize air-to-ground uplinks. its 162 framework combines least-squares estimation for channel approximation and employs a gradient-based relay position optimization method, which is crucial for maintaining effective communication under potential network interference. this foundational study provides a basis for understanding how uavs mitigate communication challenges. zhang et al. [64] further advance the field by proposing a power control and clustering-based interference management framework for uav-assisted networks. their established non-cooperative game model achieves nash equilibrium, which is critical for ensuring stable communication when cyberattacks may disrupt normal operations. huo et al. [65] innovatively propose a pigeoninspired circular formation control method, leveraging intelligent behavior to maintain formations under limited target information. this approach is particularly suitable for cyberattack scenarios due to its emphasis on adaptive control strategies in response to changing communication environments. yang et al. [66] specifically investigate the security of age of information (aoi) optimization in uavassisted networks under channel access attacks (caa). through game-theoretic analysis of caa's impact on network performance, they propose strategies to minimize aoi, highlighting the necessity of constructing attackresistant robust formation control mechanisms. suo et al. [67] focus on formation control for fixed-wing uav swarms in distributed ad-hoc networks. their proposed route-based formation switching and obstacle avoidance method is of significant value in countering potential interference from cyberattacks and maintaining formation integrity. fei et al. [68] explore a cooperative search model for multi-uav systems under limited communication networks. this study emphasizes enhancing collaborative capabilities through flight strategy design, which is particularly critical when communication channels are compromised. finally, han et al. [69] propose an intelligent optimization scheme for defending against channel access attacks in uav-assisted heterogeneous networks. simulation results demonstrate improvements in aoi, throughput, and latency, underscoring the importance of developing anti-fragile communication strategies. 5. conclusion this paper systematically reviews the research status and development trends of uav formation control under deception attacks. with the rapid advancement of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, edge computing, and blockchain, this field is facing unprecedented opportunities and challenges. 5.1. research challenges the core challenges in current research are mainly reflected in four aspects: first, the issue of attack isolation in multiuav cooperative environments, which requires precise attack detection and isolation while ensuring formation performance. second, the trade-off between real-time performance and security, particularly in achieving efficient and secure defense under resource-constrained conditions. third, the problem of defending against intelligent dynamic attacks, which necessitates countering novel attack methods with adaptive capabilities. finally, the challenge of heterogeneous system coordination, which involves ensuring secure collaboration among nodes with varying computational capabilities. 5.2. cutting-edge research directions and future prospects future research should focus on three key directions: intelligent security defense, adaptive control architectures, and system-level security. in intelligent security defense, deep reinforcement learning-based end-to-end secure control frameworks, blockchain-enabled decentralized secure communication mechanisms, and edge computing-driven distributed secure computing architectures will become important research areas. in adaptive control architectures, the integration of hybrid architectures, the construction of self-organizing networks, and the enhancement of multimodal perception capabilities will drive the intelligent development of formation control systems. in system-level security, lifecycle security design, cross-domain collaborative defense mechanisms, and the establishment of standardized security evaluation systems will be key research priorities. with breakthroughs in technologies such as quantum computing and digital twins, uav formation control will usher in new development opportunities. secure communication mechanisms based on quantum key distribution, the construction of digital twin models for formation systems, the adoption of bio-inspired swarm intelligence defense mechanisms, and cross-domain collaborative control of multi-uav systems will become important future research directions. in summary, research on uav formation control under deception attacks is in a phase of rapid development, requiring joint efforts from academia and industry to advance the field toward greater security, reliability, and intelligence. acknowledgments this work was supported in part by the guangdong basic and applied basic research foundation under grant 2023a1515010168, in part by the key special foundation for general universities in guangdong province under grant 2022zdzx1018, in part by the maoming science and technology plan foundation under grant 2022s043, in part by the national natural science foundation of china under grant 62273109, grant 62333006, grant 62073144. references [1] grand view research. drone market size, share & trends analysis report by component, by product, by technology, by payload capacity, by power source, by end use, by region, and segment forecasts, 2025-2030[r]. san francisco: grand view research, inc., 2024. 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[68] han z, yang y, bilal m, et al. smart optimization solution for channel access attack defense under uav-aided heterogeneous network[j]. ieee internet of things journal, 2023, 10(21): 18890-18897. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 63 multi‐strategy improved petal kingfisher algorithm for robot path planning guogang wang, hongwei sun, shouliang xie, xu chen, zichao feng jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132000, china abstract: aiming at the problems of slow convergence speed and easy to fall into local optimal solutions of the original spotted kingfisher algorithm, this paper proposes an improved spotted kingfisher algorithm, which firstly initializes the population through logistic chaotic mapping to improve the uniformity of the population position, secondly introduces the learning decay rate to dynamically adjust the search step to accelerate the convergence of the algorithm; and adopts gaussian random variation strategy to avoid the algorithm from falling into the local optimum. the algorithm is experiments are conducted on six kinds of benchmark test functions, and the results show that the improved algorithm significantly improves the original pko algorithm in terms of solution accuracy and convergence speed, which effectively improves the performance of the algorithm. finally, it is applied to robot path planning in matlab and ros, which shows that the improved algorithm has shorter path planning length, shorter convergence time and better robustness than other optimization algorithms. keywords: mobile robot; path planning; optimization algorithm; logistic chaos mapping. 1. introduction with the rapid development of artificial intelligence and robotics, mobile robots have been used in many fields, such as intelligent manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, medical care, etc[1-2], path planning as the core link of autonomous navigation of mobile robots, the purpose is to allow the robot to move safely from the starting point to the end point in the known environment, and excellent path planning technology can accelerate the productivity of factories, reduce the degree of human labor, and improve the social and economic development play a key role. excellent path planning technology can accelerate factory production efficiency, reduce the degree of human labor, and improve social and economic development play a key role. for this reason, many scholars at home and abroad have carried out relevant research on path planning technology, traditional path planning methods including rrt algorithm [3], a* algorithm[4], dijkstra algorithm [5] and prm algorithm[6], although they can plan a safe path without collision. but in the face of complex environments, there are still limitations, for example, the path generated by the traditional rrt algorithm is not smooth and is not suitable for the robot to move quickly, and the a* algorithm occupies a large amount of storage space in the face of complex scenarios, resulting in a waste of computational resources, based on these problems, heuristic functions have become a hotspot for scholars to study in recent years, which include cpo algorithm[7], da algorithm[8], esoa algorithm[9] and so on. these algorithms show strong global search and local development ability by simulating swarm behavior, and have strong adaptability to the environment. xu guanghui et al[10]proposed an improved crown porcupine optimization algorithm, which improves the adaptability and robustness of uavs in complex terrain by introducing inelastic collision principle and comprehensive cost function evaluation system; chen et al [11] proposed an improved snowy egret optimization algorithm, which employs a synergistic combination of sit-and-wait and proactive strategies to enhance the exploration of the solution space and the ability of local exploitation; huang huajuan et al [12] proposed an improved dragonfly optimization algorithm, which introduces logistic chaos mapping in the population initialization stage to improve the initial solution diversity, and adopts cosine perturbation strategy to avoid the algorithm falling into local optimum. although the above literature has improved the optimization algorithm and improved the global search ability of the algorithm to a certain extent, there is still much room for improvement in the convergence speed and convergence accuracy. in this paper, we propose an improved patterned kingfisher algorithm (ipko), which uses logistic chaotic mapping instead of the traditional randomized initialization of the individual positions of the patterned kingfisher, to increase the diversity of the population, and make it more homogeneous. secondly, the search step of the algorithm is dynamically adjusted by introducing the learning decay rate, which accelerates the convergence speed of the algorithm, and the introduction of gaussian random variation strategy can improve the local search ability. 2. traditional kingfisher algorithm pied kingfisher optimizer (pko)[13]is a meta-heuristic optimization algorithm based on group intelligence, inspired by the hunting behavior and symbiotic relationship of pied kingfisher in nature. pko algorithm achieves high efficiency by simulating the hunting strategy of pied kingfisher in different stages. the pko algorithm is divided into three phases: the exploration phase, the exploitation phase and the local escape phase. each phase simulates the behavior of the spotted kingfisher in the natural environment, so as to achieve the solution of the complex optimization problem. 2.1. initialization phase the pko algorithm initiates the search process by randomly generating an initial population with the following formula: 64  i,j 1 i 1,2,..., 1,2,..., x lb ub lb r n and j dim        (1) where， i,jx is the ith spotted kingfisher individual in the jth dimension, ub, lb is the upper and lower bounds of the search space; 1r is a random number in the interval [0,1].; ,where i,j are positive integers of [1,n] and i≠j,n, n is the overall population size. dim is the dimension. provide diversified initial solutions for the subsequent search and lay the foundation for global exploration. 2.2. exploration phase the spotted kingfisher expands its field of view by alternating between perching and hovering behaviors, corresponding to the exploration phase of the algorithm, which aims to enhance the global search capability. static observation of prey during perching and dynamic adjustment of view angle during hovering. 2.2.1. perching strategy the parameter t characterizes the environment perception dynamics and is calculated as:   1 1 exp(1) exp cos _ _ _ 2 bft t crest angles max iter crest angles rand                     (2) where, t is the current number of iterations, _max iter is the maximum number of iterations, _crest angles is the decay rate of the control index, which is set to a value of 8, and x is the random variation of the angle of the simulated bird's crown feather. 2.2.2. hovering strategy the spotted kingfisher flaps its wings at high frequencies and can remain stable in the air and hunt. the expression for the t-value in the hover strategy is: 1 _ _ ( ) _ ( ) bt t b max iter pko fitness j b rand pko fitness i                  (3) where,  reflects the effect of individual fitness differences on the frequency of wing beats, and _ ( )pko fitness i is the fitness value of the ith individual. 2.3. exploitation phase: simulation of the fast diving behavior of the spotted kingfisher to catch fish was used for the development phase, due to its ability to dive quickly and accurately and rapidly by virtue of its sharp beak and keen vision, which makes the spotted kingfisher an excellent aquatic hunter, the positional updating equation is:       2 3 _ ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) 2 1 _ i best best i best pko fitness i x s x s x t x t f t max iter                              (4) where， bestx is the current optimal individual position, bestf is the historical best fitness, 2 3,  is a standard normally distributed random number, and  is a linear decreasing factor used to balance the development intensity. so the formula for updating the current position of the spotted kingfisher is   1 ( 1) ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 1 ii i jx t x t t x t x t             (5) where， 1 is a standard normally distributed random number. this parameter is used to drive the individual to move towards the region with better adaptation. 65 2.4. symbiosis stage simulate the symbiotic relationship between the spotted kingfisher and other organisms such as otters, which is used for local escape to avoid falling into the local optimal solution.    max max min ( ) ( ) ( ) (1 ) 1 ( ) _ m i n i i x t x t x t rand x t x t otherwise t max iter                         (6) where, ( ), ( )m nx t x t is the position of two randomly selected individuals,  is used to dynamically adjust the escape probability, and max min,  is set to 0.5, 0.  is the hunting ability parameter, which is calculated by adaptation. 3. improvement of the flamboyant kingfisher algorithm 3.1. population initialization by invoking logistic chaotic mapping the traditional pko uses uniform random distribution to generate the initial solution, which may lead to uneven coverage of the search space. introducing logistic chaotic mapping to generate the initial population, the sequence generated by logistic mapping has traversal and mutual dissimilarity, which can effectively avoid the initial solution aggregation with its mathematical expression as:  1 1k k kx x x    (7) where,  is a control parameter, which generally takes the value of [3.57,4]. in this paper, the value is taken as 4. it is in a completely chaotic state. 3.2. dynamic adjustment of parameters for nonlinear learning decay rate beating factor (bf) in pko algorithm controls the development intensity in the search phase, but its linear adjustment strategy is difficult to adapt to the complex search process. in this paper, we propose a hybrid learning rate model based on exponential decay and cosine annealing, which realizes the dynamic balance between global search and local exploitation by accelerating the initial exploration through the exponential term and smoothing the late convergence through the cosine term. the expression is as follows: 0( ) exp cos 2 t t t t t                    (8) where, 0 is the initial learning rate,  is the decay coefficient,  is the annealing amplitude, and t is the total number of iterations. 3.3. local escape mechanism of gaussian random variation strategy gaussian variants are introduced in the symbiosis phase to enhance the ability of the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum, and this strategy focuses on global perturbations at the beginning of the iteration, and gradually converges to fine search at the later stage.    0,1 0.1 1 mut elitex x u l n t t                 (9) where, elitex is the elite individual,  is the adaptive standard deviation, and u and l are the search space boundaries. 3.4. multi-strategy improvement of the flamboyant kingfisher optimization algorithm flow in this paper, we propose to use multiple strategies to improve the spotted kingfisher optimization algorithm (pko). firstly, logistic chaos mapping is used to increase the initial diversity of the population; secondly, the learning decay rate is introduced to dynamically adjust the search step of the algorithm to accelerate the convergence speed; finally, gaussian stochastic variation is used to avoid the algorithm from falling into a local optimum. the following are the specific steps of the multi-strategy improvement of the flower-spotted kingfisher optimization algorithm: step 1: initialize the parameters of pko algorithm, including the basic parameters such as the number of populations n, the dimensions of the claim space d, the maximum number of iterations x and so on; step 2: initialize the spotted kingfisher population using logist chaotic mapping, calculate and rank the population fitness, and find the current global optimal solution x ; step 3: in the search phase, the individual kingfisher adjusts its search step according to eq. (8) to update its position; step 4: in the exploitation phase, operate eq. (9) on the current spotted kingfisher population, recalculate individual fitness, and keep the mutated individuals if the fitness improves, otherwise keep the original individuals; step 5: judge whether the algorithm reaches the termination condition, output the optimal solution if the termination condition is reached, otherwise repeat steps 2step 4. 4. experimental results and analysis 4.1. experimental parameter settings selected spotted kingfisher optimization algorithm (pko), crown porcupine optimization algorithm (cpo), dragonfly optimization algorithm (da), egret swarm optimization algorithm (wsoa), multi-strategy spotted kingfisher optimization algorithm (ipko), this paper's experimental environment: processor amd ryzen 77435h ,graphics card 66 rtx4060, the main frequency of 3100 mhz, memory 16 gb, the operating system is 64-bit windows11 computer, using matlab r2024a, all algorithms were run independently for 50 times, the maximum population size of 30, the maximum number of times, the experimental parameters were set up. the operating system is 64-bit windows11 on the computer, using matlab r2024a, all the algorithms are run independently 50 times, the population size is 30, and the maximum number of iterations is set to 500. 6 commonly used benchmark test functions are selected for the simulation experiments as shown in figure 1, and the test functions are shown in table 1. 4.2. analysis of experimental results from figure 1, it can be seen that the improved algorithm in this paper in the single-peak function, multi-peak function and composite function under the convergence speed and are faster than other algorithms, in the single-peak function test, ipko algorithm convergence speed is faster than the other optimization algorithms, can be in the early iteration to quickly find the location of the optimal solution, in the multipeak function test, the ipko algorithm has a stronger convergence accuracy and the ability to jump out of the local optimal solution, composite function in the multi-peak function test, ipko algorithm has stronger convergence accuracy and ability to jump out of the local optimal solution, and the convergence curve of ipko algorithm is significantly higher than pko algorithm in the middle and late stages of the test, which indicates that ipko algorithm is better than other optimization algorithms in terms of convergence speed, convergence accuracy, and optimization searching ability, and it is more suitable for the ability of complex optimization problems and better robustness. table 1. benchmark function specific information function type function name function code dimension variable interval minimum value single-peak function bent cigar f1 30 [100,100] 0 zakharov f2 30 [-10,10] 0 multifunction griewank f3 30 [-1.28,1.28] 0 ackley f4 30 [-5.12,5.12] 0 composite function pathological f5 3 [-600,600] 0 penholder f6 4 [-32,32] 0 (a) f1 function (b) f2 function (c) f3 function (d) f4 function (e) f5 function (f) f6 function fig 1. convergence curves of each algorithm under the benchmark test function 5. robot path planning simulation verification 5.1. path planning experiment in order to verify the application of the spotted kingfisher optimization algorithm in mobile robot path planning, this paper selects 20 20 simple raster map environment and 50 50 complex raster map environment. at the same time calculated the number of turns in the path planning algorithm, path length and convergence time as the key indicators of the 67 performance of each algorithm, these indicators not only take into account the speed of the algorithm to reach the optimal position, but also measures the degree of optimization of the algorithm and the practicality of the planning, in order to ensure that the algorithm in the path planning of the fairness, the maximum number of iterations are set to 500, the number of populations are 30. (a)ipko arithmetic (b)cpo arithmetic (c)da arithmetic (d)esoa arithmetic (e) pko arithmetic (f)convergence curves for each algorithm in a simple environment fig 2. experimental diagram of mobile robot path planning in simple environment table 2. experimental data of mobile robot path planning in simple environment in the end ipko pko da cpo esoa path length 28.1486 29.8243 30.8877 32.0067 32.9706 number of turns 7 10 12 12 14 average convergence time/second 0.2589 0.562 0.5809 0.6813 0.9777 (a)ipko arithmetic (b) cpo arithmetic (c)da arithmetic (d)esoa arithmetic (e) pko arithmetic (f)convergence curves of each algorithm in complex environments fig 3. experimental map of mobile robot path planning in complex setting table 3. comparison of various algorithms in complex map setting in the end ipko pko da cpo esoa path length 97.099 104.8965 105.8182 184.309 205.1863 number of turns 2 38 41 46 50 average convergence time/second 0.4377 0.562 2.7676 0.0758 0.0359 68 5.2. simulation experiment analysis from the above graphs, it can be seen that ipko algorithm outperforms other optimization algorithms in terms of convergence time, and in specific analysis, the complex setting is shortened by 53.93%, 55.43%, 61.99%, and 73.52% compared to pko, da, cpo, and esoa, respectively. in the simple setting, compared with pko, da, cpo and esoa, the shortening is 22.12%, 84.19%, 82.68% and 91.79% respectively, which proves that the improved algorithm can reach the target point quickly in a short period of time, and it can be seen that the improved algorithm makes fewer turns, has better smoothing, and is more suitable for the robot's movement, and in terms of the path length, compared with pko, da, cpo and esoa, the shortening is 53.93%, 55.43%, 61.99% and 73.99% respectively in the simple setting. in terms of path length, it is shortened by 5.62%, 8.87%, 12.05% and 14.62% in simple environment compared with pko, da, cpo and esoa respectively. in the complex setting, it reduces 7.43%, 8.24%, 47.32% and 52.68% compared with pko, da, cpo and esoa, respectively. the improved algorithm has significant advantages in path planning, and the above analysis proves that the improved algorithm has higher search efficiency, smoother trajectory and shorter planning time in path planning. 6. ros simulation verification robot path planning experiment 6.1. ros map building and autonomous navigation simulation in this paper, we use ubuntu 22.04 ros1 noetic version to build a real environment in gazebo experimental platform, set up human-shaped obstacles and multiple rectangular obstacles, use gmapping algorithm to complete the slam construction as shown in fig 4. next, we verify the performance of the four algorithms in path planning in rviz. all set the same starting point and end point, each algorithm for 30 times path planning, the path planning of the four optimization algorithms is shown in figure 5. (a) slam before mapping (b) end of slam build fig 4. slam building diagram (a)ipko arithmetic (b)pko arithmetic (c)cpo arithmetic (d) da arithmetic fig 5. experimental comparison of the algorithms in rviz table 4. experimental results of the four algorithms in rviz in the end ipko cpo da esoa pko path length/m 14.25 18.95 27.14 29.99 38.41 average convergence time/second 10.62 14.98 23.83 27.95 32.69 as can be seen from table 4, this paper's algorithm still shows strong performance in the real setting, and can complete the planning in a short period of time with a shorter path length, and at the same time, the paths planned by this paper's algorithm have a high degree of smoothness, which is more suitable for the robot to move in the complex scene, proving that the algorithm's stability and planning efficiency are both higher. 7. conclusion in order to overcome the problems encountered by the original pko algorithm in robot path planning, such as slow convergence speed, low search efficiency and low trajectory smoothness, an improved spotted kingfisher algorithm is proposed, which firstly enriches the diversity and expansion of the population by initializing the population through logist chaotic mapping. to avoid premature convergence of the 69 spotted kingfisher algorithm, secondly, through the nonlinear learning decay rate and gaussian random variation strategy, it can improve the convergence accuracy and global search ability, and finally applied in the robot path planning, the simulation experimental results have shown that the improved algorithm has a stronger stability, faster convergence speed and excellent trajectory smoothness in the path planning. the performance of the improved algorithm exceeds that of the original spotted kingfisher algorithm and other optimization algorithms. references [1] ravi r, andrzej k .a comprehensive study of mobile robot: history, developments, applications, and future research perspectives [j].applied sciences,2022,12(14):6951-6951. 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quality control; object detection; industrial vision inspection; smart manufacturing. 1. introduction as the global umbrella market surpasses the $10 billion threshold, the exponential growth in manufacturing complexity has imposed unprecedented demands on quality control. umbrellas, as typical heterogeneous multicomponent integrated products, often exhibit defects due to micro-level deviations in key processes such as canopy printing and frame assembly. traditional manual inspection methods can no longer meet the precision and efficiency requirements of smart manufacturing in the industry 4.0 era. china's made in china 2025 strategy explicitly emphasizes that advancing ai-driven industrial quality inspection is a critical pathway to enhancing manufacturing competitiveness, providing both policy guidance and industrial validation for applying object detection technologies in umbrella quality management. in recent years, industrial vision inspection has achieved large-scale adoption in electronics and automotive manufacturing yet remains challenged in flexible material processing sectors like umbrella production. the reflective properties of canopy fabrics, spatial occlusion effects of rib assemblies, and dynamic deformation during opening/closing cycles pose unique barriers for conventional machine vision. meanwhile, object detection algorithms—powered by deep learning frameworks—have achieved end-to-end optimization from feature extraction to defect classification and localization. continuous advancements in models like yolo and faster r-cnn demonstrate remarkable environmental adaptability. notably, the latest iso guidelines for smart manufacturing quality systems highlight that adaptive inspection systems integrating multimodal sensing and ai algorithms will define the next generation of industrial quality control. this study focuses on manufacturing umbrellas, systematically reviewing the applications and challenges of object detection in quality management. by analyzing realworld production issues and case studies, we elucidate how deep learning outperforms traditional methods in detecting complex defects. our research aims to: 1.evaluate the alignment between current technological solutions and industry needs. 2.investigate the interplay among material properties, process parameters, and algorithmic architectures. 3.provide theoretical foundations for building intelligent quality control systems in umbrella manufacturing. structured across three dimensions—current quality control practices, object detection methodologies, and application case studies, this paper dissects algorithmic optimization strategies and engineering deployment hurdles. we conclude by proposing strategic directions for interdisciplinary integration and standardization. as a comprehensive review, this work serves as a technical reference for the umbrella industry's digital transformation, bridging the gap between theoretical breakthroughs and industrial implementation in ai-powered quality inspection. 2. current status and challenges 2.1. key challenges quality control in manufacturing umbrella faces multifaceted challenges, primarily stemming from the conflict between product diversity and precision in production processes. first, umbrellas consist of heterogeneous components such as canopy, ribs, and handle, each made of different materials susceptible to micro-defects caused by temperature, humidity, and mechanical stress during processing. research by yijun yan et al. [1] using hyperspectral imaging demonstrates that variations in metal powder composition can be captured via broadband spectroscopy, highlighting the difficulty of material quality control in umbrella manufacturing— traditional inspection methods struggle to simultaneously monitor micro-deformations and material property fluctuations across diverse components. additionally, the complexity of canopy printing patterns and the stringent precision requirements for rib assembly create a dual detection challenge. devang mehta et al. [2] 30 demonstrated through an autoencoder-based visual anomaly localization method that detecting minute defects under curved surface texture interference demands sensitivity beyond human visual limits. conventional optical inspection systems, constrained by fixed imaging angles and 2d analysis, are ill-equipped to handle the 3d deformation detection of curved canopies. moreover, the dynamic deformation characteristics of flexible materials introduce spatiotemporal randomness in defect formation. for instance, stress concentration areas during canopy opening/closing are prone to intermittent cracks, necessitating real-time dynamic monitoring. however, most industrial vision systems rely on static detection modes, failing to capture transient defects effectively. these compounded technical challenges underscore the need for breakthroughs in multimodal data fusion while balancing detection accuracy and production efficiency, calling for cross-disciplinary innovation in inspection methodologies. 2.2. limitations of traditional quality inspection methods traditional quality inspection methods in umbrella manufacturing suffer from multiple constraints that hinder efficiency and accuracy. first, manual visual inspections and contact-based measurement tools remain prevalent, introducing subjectivity and inefficiency. in processes like rib assembly and canopy stitching, human inspectors struggle to identify micron-level deformations or localized defects. as shown in ammar alzarrad et al.’s [3] study on railway ballast contamination detection, manual methods are prone to operator bias and lack quantitative analysis capabilities for high-resolution defects. second, while automated optical inspection (aoi) systems improve throughput, their rule-based algorithms cannot adapt to the complex material properties and variable defect morphologies in umbrella production. jan thomas jung et al. [4] highlighted in sewer pipe damage detection that conventional aoi lacks generalizability for irregular defects—a limitation exacerbated in umbrella manufacturing by fabric wrinkles, metal component reflections, and other interference factors, leading to high false-positive rates. furthermore, traditional methods incur high costs in data annotation and model iteration. jie wang et al. [5] emphasized in their study on railway surface defects that fully supervised detection requires extensive labeled datasets. however, acquiring diverse defect samples in umbrella manufacturing is challenging, causing model updates to lag behind process variations. these limitations expose the bottlenecks of traditional methods in precision, adaptability, and cost-effectiveness, underscoring the urgent need for intelligent technological solutions. 3. application of object detection technology in umbrella quality control 3.1. fundamental principles and advantages of object detection technology object detection technology integrates image classification and localization capabilities to enable intelligent recognition and analysis of multiple targets in complex scenarios. its core principle involves using convolutional neural networks (cnns) to extract image features, generating candidate bounding boxes through region proposal mechanisms, and then performing target localization and category classification via dedicated modules. the faster r-cnn framework proposed by shaoqing ren et al. [6] innovatively introduced a region proposal network (rpn), allowing feature extraction and region generation to share convolutional computations. this approach reduces computational redundancy in traditional two-stage detection methods while maintaining accuracy, achieving processing speeds of up to 5 fps. such end-to-end deep learning architectures overcome the limitations of conventional machine vision, which relies on manually designed features, enabling autonomous learning from low-level textures to high-level semantic features. compared to traditional methods, object detection technology demonstrates significant advantages across multiple dimensions, jianhang wang et al. [7] showed that an enhanced yolo network, optimized with feature pyramid structures and loss functions, achieves 23.6% higher precision in small defect detection compared to traditional svm methods, while reducing inference time to 38 ms per frame. yuanzhen ju et al. [8] demonstrated that mask r-cnn’s multi-task learning framework not only locates targets but also precisely extracts contours via instance segmentation, achieving an f1-score of 55.31% validating its breakthrough in identifying subtle features. these capabilities make object detection technology highly effective for automating the detection of complex defects such as misaligned canopy prints and frame deformations, offering a high-precision, high-efficiency solution for industrial quality inspection. its adaptive learning and multiscale detection are now key drivers in overcoming the efficiency bottlenecks of traditional methods. 3.2. fundamental principles and advantages of object detection technology object detection technology has demonstrated versatile potential in umbrella quality control, with several industrial applications serving as reference models. zahid ahmed et al. [9] developed a real-time detection method combining iou refinement algorithms with feature pyramid networks (fpn) to accurately locate subtle defects like broken stitches and misaligned ribs. in rib assembly inspection, their region proposal network (rpn) rapidly identifies critical connection points obscured by canopy fabric, reducing missed detections common in manual inspections. this approach improves detection speed by 35% while maintaining 98.2% accuracy. shafiq mutebi et al. [10] adapted the yolov8n model (originally for pcb defects) for canopy print inspection. using transfer learning and data augmentation, the model detects print misalignments and ink inconsistencies in real time (60 fps), overcoming challenges like glare and fabric wrinkles on production lines. these advancements provide end-to-end quality control solutions—from individual components to finished products. however, practical deployment still faces adaptability challenges due to the unique material properties and dynamic production environments in umbrella manufacturing. 4. conclusion this paper systematically examines the application value 31 and technical challenges of object detection technology in quality control for umbrella manufacturing. contemporary umbrella production faces multifaceted quality control dilemmas, including material diversity, process complexity, and dynamic deformation detection, where traditional manual inspection and automated optical inspection methods exhibit significant limitations in accuracy, efficiency, and adaptability. object detection technology, empowered by deep learning frameworks, has achieved breakthroughs in multi-scale feature extraction and intelligent defect recognition. it demonstrates transformative advantages in scenarios such as rib assembly precision verification and canopy print quality analysis. case studies reveal that enhanced algorithms like yolo and faster r-cnn—through feature pyramid optimization and transfer learning—can achieve industrialgrade real-time processing speeds, offering viable solutions to umbrella-specific challenges like curved-surface texture interference and component occlusion. references [1] yan y, ren j, sun h, et al. nondestructive quantitative measurement for precision quality control in additive manufacturing using hyperspectral imagery and machine learning[j]. ieee transactions on industrial informatics, 2024, 20: 9963-9975. 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[10] mutebi s, abidin z, setyawan r a. enhancing pcb quality control with deep learning based defect detection[c]//2024 international conference of adisutjipto on aerospace electrical engineering and informatics (icaaeei). , 2024: 18. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 89 research on apple internal quality classification based on near‐infrared spectroscopy zhipeng li * school of electronic information, xijing university, xi 'an, shaanxi, china * corresponding author email: 3473326046@qq.com abstract: in this study, luochuan red fuji apple in shaanxi province was taken as the experimental object, and the sugar content and spectral data were measured and averaged at three locations at the upper distance of the equator. spxy method was used to divide the data set, mas, snv, mc three data preprocessing methods were used, and cars were used to select the characteristic wavelength, and three classification models svc, dt and knn were established. the results show that spxy + mc + cars + dt model has the best classification results, and the accuracy rate, accuracy rate, recall rate and f1 score reach 0.955 respectively. in summary, the use of near-infrared spectroscopy technology can be used in apple's internal quality classification, which improves the basis and reference for the application of apple's non-destructive testing technology. keywords: apple; near infrared spectroscopy; nondestructive testing; internal quality; classification model. 1. introduction with the improvement of people's living standards and the development and progress of society, more and more consumers are constantly raising their requirements for the quality of food. apples are a kind of fruit rich in various vitamins and minerals. they are highly nutritious and beneficial to human health, and are deeply loved by consumers. all along, the external quality of apples has always been the focus of people's attention when purchasing, but the internal quality is often the decisive factor determining the taste and nutritional value of apples. throughout the entire growth process of the fruit, the soluble solids in apples are the key to determining the internal quality and play a crucial role in the market value of apples. soluble solids are one of the main factors reflecting the internal quality and maturity of apples, among which sugar content is the most crucial indicator of soluble solids. therefore, determining the sugar content of apples and classifying them based on their internal quality is of great significance for the post-harvest grading processing of apples and improving commercial benefits. 2. experimental materials and methods 2.1. materials and instruments a total of 112 red fuji apples from luochuan, shaanxi province, with uniform color, consistent size and no external damage, were selected as experimental samples. all apple samples completed spectral data collection and sugar content determination at the same experimental site on the same day. the near-infrared spectral data of apple samples were collected using a near-infrared spectrometer (model atp8600, wavelength range 997-1708nm, optiancheng company), as shown in figure 1. the sugar content values of apple samples were collected using a handheld refractometer (atago palbx|acid8, with a detection range of soluble sugar from 0.0 to 90%, an accuracy of ±0.2%, and a suitable temperature range of 9.0 to 99.9℃), as shown in figure 2. fig 1. near-infrared spectrometer fig 2. handheld refractometer 2.2. experimental method 2.2.1. experimental data collection (1) sample marking at the circumequatorial position of the apple, select a collection point at equal intervals of 60 degrees and mark it. a total of three points is marked as the data collection positions. (2) collect spectral data set up the spectral equipment; adjust the optical path and use the calibration whiteboard to collect the reference 90 spectrum; start collecting the spectral data of the experimental sample. collect the data three times for each apple sample and calculate the average as the original spectral data of the sample, and save it in an excel table; after the spectral data collection is completed, export the spectral data. (3) collect sugar content data before measurement, calibrate the refractometer with a sucrose solution. when collecting sugar content data, peel the apples, take small samples at the marked positions with a clean fruit knife, extract the juice, filter it, and titrate it into the measurement area of the refractometer. take the average value of the three measurement positions of the apples as the sugar content value of the sample. 2.2.2. spectral data preprocessing to suppress the influence of noise on spectral data and improve the accuracy of the classification model. the experiment selected three data preprocessing methods, namely moving average smoothing (mas), standard normal variate (snv), and mean centering (mc), to preprocess the original spectral data respectively. (1) moving average smoothing the moving average smoothing algorithm (mas) works by using a smoothing window of a specific window width [1], where the wavelength points within a single window are all odd. the average of the measurement values at the center wavelength point k and the x points before and after in the window is used to replace the measurement values at the wavelength points. the algorithm is moved from left to right by k to smooth all the points. (2) standard normal variate the main purpose of the standard normal variate (snv) is to eliminate the influence of the size of solid particles and the changes in the optical path of surface scattering of the sample on the near-infrared diffuse reflection spectrum [2]. the main principle of snv is to eliminate the background noise of the sample by changing the scale range and intensity of the spectral signal. (3) mean centering mean centering (mc) is centered on calculating the average spectrum of the entire dataset and subtracting the average spectrum from each sample, thereby eliminating the overall offset and bias caused by the data [3]. this process adjusts the mean of the data to zero, causing the spectral data to fluctuate around the zero point. mean centralization can simplify the data structure, enhance the interpretability of the model, and improve the performance of the analysis method simultaneously. 2.2.3. dataset partitioning before establishing the model, the sample set partitioning based on joint x-y distance (spxy) dataset division method was adopted, and the sample set was divided into 89 training sets and 23 prediction sets at a ratio of 4:1. the divided training set is used to fit the data to establish a classification model. the prediction set does not participate in the model training and is used to evaluate the actual effect of the model established by the training set. the spxy algorithm is a sample partitioning method based on statistical principles [4]. due to its efficient coverage ability in the multi-dimensional vector space, it can significantly improve the prediction accuracy of the established model. 2.2.4. characteristic wavelength selection the competitive adaptive reweighted sampling algorithm (cars) is a feature selection method based on monte carlo sampling and partial least squares regression, which is used to screen out the feature bands that contribute the most to the model prediction from the high-order spectral data [5]. the core principle is to dynamically adjust the selection probability of each band by using the exponential attenuation function, and gradually propose the unimportant bands based on the absolute value weights of the regression coefficients. 2.2.5. establishment of classification model (1) support vector classification support vector classification (svc) is a supervised learning classification algorithm. its core is to maximize the intervals between data points of different categories through an optimal hyperplane, and at the same time use support vectors (the points closest to the hyperplane) to determine the position and direction of the hyperplane, separating data points of different categories as much as possible. (2) decision tree decision tree (dt) is a classification algorithm based on tree structure. it divides the data set into smaller subsets by recursively selecting the optimal features to construct the model. the partitioning effect of features is measured by indicators such as information gain. the features that maximize the improvement of data purity are selected for node splitting until the stopping condition is met. (3) k-nearest neighbor algorithm the k-nearest neighbor algorithm (knn) is a simple and intuitive classification method. its core idea is to calculate the distance between the sample to be classified and the samples of known categories, find the k samples with the closest distance, and then determine the category of the sample to be classified through voting or weighted voting based on the category information of such samples. 2.3. evaluation index in the experiment, the training results of the three classification models were evaluated through four evaluation indicators: accuracy rate, precision rate, recall rate and f1 score. 2.3.1. accuracy accuracy is an important metric to measure the performance of a model. it describes how much of the model's predictions agree with the true results. that is, the proportion of the total number of samples that the model correctly classified. accuracy is intuitive and easy to interpret and understand. calculate according to equation (1) accuracy (1) tp (true positive) is the number of samples predicted as positive by the model. tn (true negative) is the number of examples that the model predicts to be negative. fp (false positive) represents the number of samples that the model incorrectly predicted as positive. fn (false negative) represents the number of samples that the model incorrectly predicted as negative class. 2.3.2. precision precision, also known as precision, is the fraction of examples that the model predicts to be positive that are also positive. calculate according to equation (2) 91 precision (2) 2.3.3. recall recall, also known as recall, is the fraction of examples that are actually positive that are correctly predicted to be positive by the model. calculate according to equation (3) recall (3) 2.3.4. f1 score the f1 score is the harmonic mean of precision and recall and is used to strike a balance between precision and recall. the f1 score is a useful performance metric when both precision and recall are important. the f1 score ranges from 0 to 1, with higher values indicating better model training results. calculate according to equation (4) f1 score 2 (4) 3. results and analysis 3.1. comparison of preprocessing methods for the original near-infrared spectral data, there is a lot of redundant information in the spectral band that has nothing to do with the sample itself, which will affect the training and prediction effect of the established model. in order to improve the spectral signal-to-noise ratio and the prediction effect of the model, the data preprocessing method is used to reduce the error in the model training process. the spectrograms processed by different preprocessing methods are shown in fig 3. (b) (d), and from the original spectrogram (a), it can be seen that the overall trend of the spectra after the preprocessing methods is basically consistent with the original spectra. a original spectrogram b spectra after moving average smoothing c spectra after standard normal variate d spectra after mean centering fig 3. the spectrograms processed by different preprocessing methods according to the preprocessed result figure, msc significantly reduces the noise level, and the processed spectral curve is clearer and smoother, while retaining important spectral features such as peaks and valleys, which improves the overall quality of the data while retaining all the information points of the original data. svn scales the absorption value to a smaller and uniform range, reduces the intensity variation caused by the light scattering effect, improves the data signal-to-noise ratio, and makes the comparison between different samples more accurate. after mc preprocessing, the features in the spectra are more obvious, the main features and original distribution characteristics of the spectral data are preserved, the baseline of the spectra is more stable, and the baseline drift caused by the measurement conditions or sample differences is reduced. 3.2. comparison of modeling methods in the experiment, the performance of dt, svc and knn classification models under mas, snv and mc preprocessing methods are compared, and the experimental results are shown in table 1. the results show that the preprocessing method has a significant impact on the model performance. dt performs best under mc preprocessing, with the accuracy, precision, recall and f1 score all reaching 0.955. the performance of svc is improved to 0.864 after mas and snv preprocessing, and the performance of knn is improved to 0.91 after mc preprocessing. the cars feature selection method adaptively adjusts the selection 92 probability of each band through monte carlo sampling and exponential decay function, and finally selects the optimal band combination that contributes the most to the modeling performance. under different models and preprocessing methods, cars have a certain impact on the performance, but the effect depends on the specific model and preprocessing method. in general, dt under mc preprocessing combined with cars feature selection performs best, and the classification effect is the best. table 1. classification results of different models preprocessing model feature extraction accuracy precision recall f1 score no dt cars 0.73 0.73 0.73 0.73 mas 0.73 0.73 0.73 0.73 snv 0.64 0.64 0.64 0.64 mc 0.955 0.955 0.955 0.955 no svc cars 0.773 0.773 0.773 0.773 mas 0.864 0.864 0.864 0.864 snv 0.864 0.864 0.864 0.864 mc 0.773 0.773 0.773 0.773 no knn cars 0.73 0.73 0.73 0.73 mas 0.682 0.682 0.682 0.682 snv 0.82 0.82 0.82 0.82 mc 0.91 0.91 0.91 0.91 4. summary this paper discusses the internal quality classification research of shaanxi luochuan red fuji apple, using near infrared spectroscopy technology combined with spxy data set division method, as well as mas, snv, mc three data preprocessing methods, using cars algorithm for data feature wavelength selection, based on svc, dt, knn algorithm to establish the internal quality classification model of apple. in the constructed classification model, the best apple internal quality classification model based on near infrared spectroscopy is spxy + mc + cars + dt model, which has an accuracy of 0.955, a precision of 0.955, a recall of 0.955, and an f1 score of 0.955. the experimental results show that the nir spectroscopy method can effectively classify the internal quality of apples, which can be used to guide the classification processing of apples after harvest, and can also provide theoretical basis for the classification processing of different varieties of fruits after harvest. with the research and development of the near-infrared spectroscopy model, the advantages of the model for fruit internal quality classification can be further optimized in the future, so as to improve the robustness and practicability of the detection technology. references [1] guo z, chen x ,zhang y , et al.dynamic nondestructive detection models of apple quality in critical harvest period based on near-infrared spectroscopy and intelligent algorithms [j].foods,2024,13(11). 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[5] run c. determination of fatty acid of wheat by near-infrared spectroscopy with combined feature selection based on cars and nsga-iii[j]. infrared physics and technology,2023,129. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 119 discussion and optimization of aes and sm4 encryption algorithms yibo liu * college of computer science and technology, inner mongolia normal university, hohhot, inner mongolia autonomous region, 010010, china * corresponding author email: lyb1968497372@163.com abstract: this paper creates a new direction for the operation optimization of simplified message block cipher for 128-bit data encryption (sm4) national cipher algorithm, which combines with aes algorithm to provide a simpler encryption method for sm4 algorithm. the aes algorithm is for the whole file system-based f encryption scheme, and the implementation concept is to encrypt the file and maintain data security by encrypting files to encrypt and maintain data security. the advantages of this encryption method are that they have few key numbers and are easy to manage. the disadvantage is that when a user performs database operations, such as adding records, deleting records, changing records, and making selections, it is usually necessary to manipulate one or more records in a table. currently, it's necessary for users to record the complete process of file encryption or decryption in a database, as the aes algorithm's sluggishness in encrypting the entire file encryption cipher block results in significant time consumption. sm4 algorithm, although the key generation is more cumbersome, but its encryption and decryption speed are relatively fast, so you can combine the two. this is a sm4 encryption scheme that maintains the security of the encryption scheme while having practical efficiency. keywords: aes algorithm; sm4 algorithm; hybrid encryption algorithm; group encryption. 1. introduction with the development of science and technology, people's awareness of information security has become more and more important, and the way of cyber-attacks has evolved and upgraded. cyber-attacks, occurring often, significantly affect societal stability, production, and people's lives. the rise in cyber threats to emerging technologies and scenarios is notable. the evolution of 5g technology has facilitated the shift from the internet era to the internet of things period, necessitating increased data encryption speeds. therefore, it is crucial to study how to realize the fast encryption of data while guaranteeing the security of data information in the internet era. the united states federal government has adopted the advanced encryption standard (aes), a widely utilized symmetric encryption method, also referred to as rijndael encryption in the field of cryptography, for block encryption. this block encryption method, embraced by the u.s. federal government as a substitute for des, has undergone extensive analysis by various entities and enjoys global usage. presently, conventional aes encryption methods restrict encryption speed and lead to substantial data wastage, attributed to the elevated complexity of encryption computations. the state secret algorithm (simplified message block cipher for 128bit data, sm4) is the first commercial cryptographic algorithm published by china's cryptography administration in 2006, which has played a great role in promoting the development of cryptography research in china [1]. hybrid encryption algorithm is a novel encryption method that combines multiple types of encryption systems and algorithms, and its advantage is that it can flexibly choose different encryption mechanisms and algorithms for combination and construction according to the actual needs [2]. scholars at home and abroad have carried out a lot of research on this method, yang et al have studied the rsa encryption algorithm and des encryption algorithm, which combines the characteristics of public key cryptography and symmetric cryptography to further improve the efficiency of encryption [3]. in terms of national cryptographic algorithms, mo et al have also explored the high-performance hybrid encryption framework combining sm2, sm3, and sm4, enhancing the core hardware architecture [4]. this method addresses the drawbacks of individual cryptographic systems, including inadequate security, sluggish encryption rates, and complex key management. abroad, kuswaha et al. research on aes and rsa's combined security algorithm reveals that the suggested algorithm employs a dual-key approach, which enhances the resistance to linear attacks and enhances the security of encryption algorithm [5]. to sum up, hybrid encryption methods merge the benefits of various encryption techniques, enhancing not just the encryption algorithm's security but also considering the effectiveness of both encryption and decryption, unlike other single encryption methods that offer greater advantages. drawing from the examination of existing hybrid encryption methods, this study merges the sm4 state secret algorithm with the aes algorithm, culminating in the creation of a hybrid encryption framework capable of executing rapid encryption and decryption on extensive information data sets while maintaining robust security. this aims to address the present demands for data encryption and decryption at both high speeds and security levels. 2. an overview of cryptography in today's information society, information security has permeated all aspects of life, and recent cryptography research has its own characteristics. a cipher is simply a set of transformations e containing any parameter k. assuming that the known message is m, the ciphertext c can be obtained by this transformation e, i.e. . this process is called encryption, and the arbitrary parameter k is the key. 120 after the encryption algorithm e is determined, because the key k is different, the ciphertext c is also different. however, not all transformations with arbitrary parameter k can be used as ciphers, which requires that the computation of is not difficult, and that a third party, who does not have the key k, even if it captures the ciphertext c, cannot restore the message m, which is the plaintext from c. one of the two sides of the communication is called the sender and the other side becomes the receiver. the principle of traditional secure communication is shown in figure 1. figure 1. schematic representation of conventional communication encryption 2.1. keys if cryptography is an important tool for securing information, the key is an indispensable core element in cryptography. in cryptography, a key is a string of data consisting of specific characters used to control the execution of encryption and decryption algorithms. the key can be regarded as a "password", and only the person who knows the key can correctly decode the encrypted information. the security of the key directly affects the security of the entire cryptographic system, therefore, a reasonable key management strategy is essential. the main role of the key is to protect the confidentiality, integrity and authentication of data in the encryption and decryption process. keys can be categorized into symmetric keys, asymmetric keys and session keys. methods involving symmetric key encryption employ an identical key for both encoding and decoding purposes. common symmetric main algorithm include aes algorithm, des algorithm, etc. the advantage of symmetric key is that encryption and decryption is fast, but the distribution and management of the key is its main challenge. asymmetric key encryption algorithms use a pair of keys, a public key and a private key. the public key can be made public while the private key must be kept secret. some of the common asymmetric key algorithms are rsa algorithm, ecc algorithm etc. the advantage of asymmetric key is that it simplifies the key distribution process, but its encryption and decryption speed is slower as compared to symmetric key. however, in some cases, in order to improve security, the system uses a temporarily generated key (session key) for one-time encryption and decryption. commonly, this method combines public-key and secret-key encryption, starting with the encryption of the session key using the public key, which is then employed to encrypt the real data. managing keys is crucial for maintaining their security and efficiency. the primary components encompass generating keys, storing them, distributing them, updating, and revoking. generating keys involves employing robust algorithms for generating random numbers to maintain the key's randomness and intricacy, thereby thwarting brute force decryption. moreover, maintaining the keys in a safeguarded environment, such as a hardware security module (hsm) or a secure key management system, is crucial to prevent unauthorized access. secure distribution of symmetric keys is a challenge and asymmetric key encryption is usually used to securely transmit symmetric keys. regular key updates are an effective way to prevent security risks associated with long-term use. once a key is compromised or no longer in use, it must be revoked promptly. keys have a wide range of applications in a variety of information security areas, in protecting sensitive data in storage and transmission, and ensuring the confidentiality of information. in digital signatures the private key is used to sign the data and the public key can verify the authenticity of the signature, thus ensuring the integrity of the data and the authenticity of the source. in authentication process, key exchange protocols can confirm the identity of the parties to the communication, thus averting the intermediary attack. this method is extensively employed in online communication for encrypting key-based data transmission to guarantee protected connections. 2.2. applications of cryptography cryptography has a wide range of applications in modern society, covering a variety of aspects such as information protection, identity authentication, and data integrity. cryptography plays a central role in network security. by encrypting communication, it ensures that information is not stolen or tampered with during transmission. for example, the https protocol is based on the http protocol and utilizes ssl/tls technology for secure encryption. in e-commerce, cryptography is used to protect users' personal information and payment information. the security and privacy of user transactions are ensured through secure payment protocols. many businesses and organizations use cryptography to encrypt stored data to prevent data leakage and unauthorized access. the use of cryptography is especially important in industries such as healthcare and finance that require high data security. blockchain technology uses cryptography to achieve decentralized storage and transparency of data, and transactions in the blockchain are verified through hash functions and digital signatures to ensure data immutability. 3. common encryption methods as the significance of information security escalates in the modern era, encryption emerges as a key tool for safeguarding data privacy and integrity. encryption ensures the security of information during transmission and storage and prevents unauthorized access. frequently used encryption techniques can be grouped into three categories: symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, and hash algorithms. the following will be introduced one by one. 3.1. symmetric encryption symmetric encryption employs a single key for both the encryption and decryption stages, making it a simple yet powerful technique for data protection. in this method, the sender encrypts the plaintext using a specific key, and the 121 receiver uses the same key to reverse the process and recover the original message. the primary benefit of symmetric encryption is its speed and efficiency, which makes it ideal for handling large amounts of data in a timely manner. this efficiency, combined with lower computational requirements, makes symmetric encryption highly suitable for applications that demand quick processing. notable symmetric encryption algorithms, such as aes (advanced encryption standard), are widely used due to their strong security and efficiency. aes stands out for its ability to provide robust protection through fixed-length keys (such as 128, 192, or 256 bits), while maintaining high performance across both software and hardware implementations. consequently, aes has become a widely adopted encryption standard, safeguarding sensitive data in various industries and across numerous platforms. des algorithm (data encryption standard): des is the early symmetric encryption standard, the key length of 56-bit, due to the short length of the key, easy to be violently decrypted, and has been gradually replaced by aes. 3des algorithm (data encryption standard): des is the early symmetric encryption standard, key length of 56-bit. aes. 3des algorithm (three-level data encryption standard): in order to solve the security problem of des, 3des encrypts data three times on the basis of des, which improves security but its speed is relatively slow. the advantages of these symmetric encryption algorithms are fast encryption and decryption, simple algorithm implementation, and suitable for hardware acceleration. the disadvantages are the difficulty of key management, the security of the key directly affects the security of the whole system, once the key is leaked, all the data encrypted with the key will be at risk. 3.2. asymmetric encryption algorithm known alternatively as public key encryption, asymmetric encryption employs a duo of keys: one public and one private. encryption is performed using the public key, while the private key is employed for decryption. it's possible to disclose the public key, whereas the private key should remain confidential. the main advantage of asymmetric encryption is that it solves the key distribution problem. common asymmetric encryption algorithms are: rsa algorithm: as the predominant public-key encryption method, rsa stands out for its high security, attributed to the intricate process of factoring in extensive numbers. commonly used for safeguarding communication and electronic signatures, the ecc algorithm (elliptic curve cryptography) utilizes elliptic curve mathematics to offer security comparable to rsa, albeit with reduced key lengths. consequently, it finds extensive application in mobile devices and environments with limited resources. these asymmetric encryption methods offer benefits such as resolving key distribution issues, making the public key public without the necessity of transmitting the private key, and ensuring high security in scenarios involving large number decomposition and elliptic curve problems. the disadvantages are slow encryption and decryption speeds, complex algorithms and relatively difficult implementation. 3.3. hash functions a hash function is a procedure that transforms input data of any size into a fixed-size output. it is widely used in areas such as data integrity checking and cryptographic storage. hash function is characterized by irreversible, that is, from the output cannot be restored to the input. common algorithms are: md5 algorithm: although md5 was once very popular, but due to its security issues (vulnerable to collision attacks), is now considered no longer secure. sha algorithm (secure hash algorithm): the sha-1 and sha-2 series, encompassing sha-256 and sha-512, rank as some of the hash functions most prevalently utilized currently. sha-2 is deemed to be more reliable compared to sha-1. bcrypt algorithm: a hash function designed for cryptographic storage, with adaptability, can increase the complexity of the hash calculation with the increase in computing power. advantage is that the calculation speed is fast, suitable for data integrity verification. the principle of irreversibility guarantees the protection of data, preventing the restoration of initial data from the hash value. a drawback is the potential for security hazards due to misuse, such as employing md5 for password storage. collision attacks may result in different inputs generating the same hash value. 4. principles of sm4 algorithm functioning as a packet cipher, the sm4 algorithm features a 128-bit(16 bytes, 4 words) packet size and a corresponding 128-bit key length(16 bytes, 4 words). its process of encryption and decryption employs a 32-round repetitive method, akin to that used in des and aes, each round requires a round of keys (similar to des, aes), the main operational structure to as the main unit symbol "⊕ "represents a 32bit different-or operation, the symbol " <<<" denotes 32bit cyclic left shift i bit, "mk" denotes encryption key, " " denotes round key, fk=(fk0 ,fk1 ,fk2 ,fk3) denotes system parameters, and (ck0 ,ck1 ,...,ck31 ) denotes fixed parameters. 4.1. sm4 encryption/decryption algorithm import: , , , ∈ ; , , . . . , ∈ it's a wheel key. export: , , , ∈ 1. 0,1,2, . . . ,31: , , , , ⊕ ⊕ ⊕ ⊕ ⊕ 2. , , , , , , where is the wheel transformation function, is the synthetic substitution, which contains the nonlinear transformation and linear transformation , i.e., . ; has four parallel s-boxes inside, and is the linear transformation. the decryption algorithm has the same operation flow as the encryption algorithm, except that the wheel key is used in the opposite order of encryption, and the synthetic substitution algorithm is shown in 4.2. 4.2. synthetic substitution t algorithm import: , , , ∈ export: , , , ∈ 1. , , , , , , 2. ⊕ 2 ⊕ 10 ⊕ 18 ⊕ 24 4.3. key expansion algorithm import: , , , , ∈ 0,1,2,3 export: ∈ 0,1,2, . . . ,31 122 1. , , , ⊕ , ⊕ , ⊕ , ⊕ 2. 0,1,2, . . . ,31: ⊕ ’ ⊕ ⊕ ⊕ ’ the linear transformation in ’ : 13 ⊕ 23 , and the rest is the same as the t transformation in the encryption/decryption operation. 5. principles of the aes algorithm aes (advanced encryption standard) is a widely adopted symmetric encryption method used to protect data. it is based on the rijndael algorithm and is known for its combination of strong security and high efficiency. aes supports three key lengths: 128-bit, 192-bit, and 256-bit. the longer the key length, the more secure it is, but the computational complexity increases. the longer the key length, the higher the security, but the computational complexity will also increase. the aes encryption algorithm primarily consists of four stages: byte substitution, row shifting, column mixing, and round key addition, while the aes decryption algorithm performs these steps in the reverse sequence. 5.1. aes encryption/decryption algorithm (1) byte substitution: one-to-one substitution via aesdefined s-boxes. (2) row shift: when the key length is 128 bits, row 0 of the state matrix is shifted left by 0 bytes, row 1 is shifted left by 1 byte, row 2 is shifted left by 2 bytes, and row 3 is shifted left by 3 bytes. (3) column mixing: the column mixing transformation is realized by multiplying the shifted state matrix with a fixed matrix to obtain the new state matrix after obfuscation, the specific process is shown in the equation in fig: figure 2. column mixed transform equation chart (4) wheel key addition involves a bitwise difference operation between the 128-bit wheel key kj and the data in the state matrix. the method for generating the key kj will be explained in the key expansion algorithm. 5.2. key expansion algorithm the primary key gets first placed in a 4x4 state matrix, with every column comprising 4 bytes, forming a word within each. these four columns contain words labeled z[0], z[1], z[2], and z [3], creating a word-wise array z. subsequently, this key array z is extended by incorporating 40 new columns, culminating in a new key expansion array of 44 columns. the formation of new columns adheres to this recursive procedure: (1) 4 ⊕ 1 (this formula applies when j is a multiple of four) (2) 4 ⊕ 1 (this formula applies when j is not a multiple of four) the function t, which is more complex, consists of the following three components: a. word loop: loop the four bytes in a word one byte to the left. b. byte substitution: the result of looping each byte in the word is substituted with an s-box lookup. c. cyclic constant dissimilarity: dissimilarity operation between the result after byte substitution and the wheel constant rcon[h] (where h denotes the current number of rounds). 6. fast dual-encryption technique based on the aes and sm4 algorithms aes encryption algorithm, as a widely used symmetric encryption technology, has been generally recognized by the industry and is widely used for data encryption and protection. sm4 encryption algorithm is the national commercial cryptography standard in china, which adopts a 128-bit key and 128-bit data block, and is efficient and easy to implement, which is especially suitable for encryption needs in the chinese market. although aes is more efficient compared to some earlier algorithms (e.g., des), the encryption and decryption process of aes may place a greater burden on computing resources and performance on certain lowperformance devices, especially when dealing with large data volumes or high concurrency scenarios.sm4 is widely used in the government and financial sectors, although its relatively simple design makes it more susceptible to certain types of attacks compared to some complex algorithms (e.g., aes). types of attacks. although the security of sm4 has not yet been breached, the simplicity of the design could mean potential weaknesses in the future. the hybrid encryption algorithm combines the strengths of both the sm4 and aes encryption algorithms. in this approach, the sm4 algorithm is utilized to encrypt the actual data, while the aes algorithm is employed to securely encrypt the encryption key used by sm4. this dual-layer encryption mechanism not only enhances the overall security of the data but also simplifies key management by separating the encryption of the data and the key itself. this method ensures that the encryption key is securely protected, thus maintaining the confidentiality of both the data and the key. the detailed steps involved in the hybrid encryption process are as follows: (1)the data requestor generates a pair of asymmetric public-private key pairs p and r and sends the public key p to the data owner. (2)the data owner generates the key mk1, computes the hash value h1 of the plaintext m1, and subsequently uses the key mk1 to encrypt the data through the sm4 algorithm to generate the ciphertext y. at the same time, the key mk1 is encrypted using the aes public key p to generate the key mk2. (3)the data owner sends the ciphertext y and the key mk2 to the data requestor. (4)the data requestor decrypts the key mk2 by aes algorithm using the private key r and obtains the key 123 mk1.then, it uses the key mk1 to decrypt the ciphertext y by sm4 algorithm and recovers the plaintext m2.next, it computes the hash value h2 of the plaintext m2 and compares it with h1. if h1 is the same as h2, the decrypted plaintext m1 is output; if it is different, the data is rejected. 7. experimental results and analysis it's vital to safeguard data encryption and decryption, as well as the processing speed, during the transmission of data to prevent unauthorized entry of confidential information. this study focuses on an in-depth assessment of the efficiency and safety of a novel hybrid encryption algorithm. to draw comparisons, we chose two renowned encryption methods— aes and sm4. in our research, we conduct an in-depth comparative examination of these algorithms, centering on their effectiveness regarding security and performance. our focus is on analyzing the duration needed for encryption and decryption in the process of transmitting files, along with the level of security offered in both the encryption and decoding stages. the assessment offers crucial understanding of the hybrid algorithm's performance in practical scenarios, where strong security measures and rapid processing are crucial. 7.1. encryption and decryption efficiency test the aes, sm4, and hybrid encryption algorithms are employed to encrypt and decrypt a series of data volumes. for each algorithm, the time taken for both the encryption and decryption processes is recorded and analyzed. the resulting elapsed times for each algorithm are then summarized and compared to provide a clear understanding of their relative performance. a detailed overview of the results can be found in table 1, which presents the time measurements for encryption and decryption across the different algorithms. table 1. encryption and decryption average time statistics data size aes/s sm4/s hybrid encryption algorithm/s 0.5g 5 2 3 1g 9 6 6 2g 22 10 13 5g 49 21 31 10g 78 39 51 20g 201 79 96 30g 278 125 155 7.2. data security testing data security was evaluated using a brute force method. in the first step, the aes encryption algorithm, sm4 encryption algorithm, and the proposed hybrid encryption algorithm were employed to encrypt a 100kb data stream. this encrypted data was then transmitted over a public network using the ftp protocol. next, the data in transit was intercepted using a sniffer data interception tool, and the three different types of encrypted data were subjected to brute force decryption attempts. to assess both the efficiency and accuracy of the decryption process, the experiment was designed to perform six decoding repetitions within a 20minute window. the results of these experiments are summarized in table 2. table 2. cracking statistics data type aes/session sm4/session hybrid encryption algorithm/session digital 5 4 2 text file 5 4 0 photograph 1 2 0 8. conclusion a fast hybrid encryption method based on aes and sm4 algorithms introduced and studied in this paper. by analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of both aes and sm4 encryption algorithms, a hybrid encryption scheme is designed to combine the advantages of aes encryption algorithm and sm4 encryption algorithm to improve data transmission security and processing efficiency. experimental results show that the hybrid encryption algorithm can improve the encryption and decryption speeds greatly, and has better performance than the single algorithm. while this study demonstrates the potential of hybrid encryption algorithms in practical applications, there are still some improvements to be made. computational complexity and key management in encryption process, for example, can be further optimized. in future, we will focus on how to improve the adaptability of the algorithm in different network environments and explore the combination with other encryption techniques to further improve the security and efficiency of the system. references [1] lu s., su b., wang p., et al. 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(2015) data transmission using aes-rsa based hybrid security algorithms. international journal on recent and innovation trends in computing and communication, 3(4): 1964-1969. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 65 deep learning‐driven text sentiment analysis: research progress, challenges, and future trends in the past five years sirui song * school of telecommunication engineering, xidian university, xi'an, shaanxi, 710071, china * corresponding author email: ssr263066659@163.com abstract: text sentiment analysis has developed from a single text classification task into a complex multimodal fusion system that can achieve cross-scenario sentiment understanding with the help of deep learning technology. in this article, we will review the cutting-edge studies from 2020 to 2025 on domain adaptation, low-resource learning, complex semantic modeling, multimodal fusion, and ethical fairness based on review papers in leading journals (e. g., ieee tpami, nature) and at top conferences (e. g., acl, neurips). it has been found that the combination of domain knowledge graphs reduces the performance drop caused by cross-domains by 60%, causal reasoning increases the accuracy of mixed sentiment disentanglement by 12.4%, and multimodal dynamic alignment improves precision by 8% in conflicting scenarios. this article shows that technological development has a transversal and fused trend of "knowledge promotion-causal modelling-modal collaboration" and lightweight mechanism as well as fair mechanism are important in practical engineering implementation. keywords: text sentiment analysis; deep learning; domain adaptation; multimodal fusion. 1. introduction text sentiment analysis aims to reveal public opinion and gauge user feedback sentiment from the words they use and draws decision insights through analysing emotional trends; and the development of the relevant technologies depends on the tremendous advances of deep learning technologies. in the past few years, pre-trained language models such as bert have reached more than 90 percent accuracy in sentiment classification [1]. however, three major difficulties remain as practical applications move forward: firstly, variations in cross-domain training data distributions degrade the performance by more than 10%; secondly, the accuracy of distinguishing semantics such as irony and metaphors falls short of human-level capacity by 23%, and thirdly, divergences of multiple modes (text + image + audio) reduce their accuracy by 15-20% respectively [2-4]. since 2020, with intensive exploration conducted by academia, the eaaf has quantified the reliability of domain knowledge, cutting the cross-domain performance gap between medical and e-commerce areas down from 10% to 4.2%, whereas the accuracy of irony recognition with structured sentiment analysis model exceeds 75% [5,6]. in an environment where 'text is happy and images cry', camf enhances accuracy up to 8%, but there remains room for further improving the domain specific semantic rules, tackling the limited data augmentation efficiency in low resource scenarios and simplifying the modelization of the multivariate relationship [7]. based on previous achievements, this paper systematically analyses and sorts out existing research technology statuses and breakthrough ways to solve current problems, offering necessary theoretical evidence for academic research. 2. research status domain adaptation focuses on resolving model generalization bottlenecks by narrowing down semantic distribution differences between the source and target domains. traditional methods (domain adversarial learning) are only concerned with feature distributions, but more recently researchers have started focusing on "knowledge enhancement + dynamic adaptation" way of thinking [8]. in the 2024 acl work, legal term knowledge graphs were combined with pretrained models to find domain-specific phrases like "valid defence", using entity linking to enhance the identification of related concepts with improved legal text sentiment classification performances [9]. the eaaf framework introduced in ieee tpami 2024 successfully quantifies "evidential uncertainty" that discriminates between the credibility of different sources of knowledge from the source domain, which improves performance by about 60% in multi-source unsupervised settings [5]. diffusion models serve as an important data augmentation tool in low-resource scenario as well. the proposed diffusion-cls at emnlp 2024 generates domain-adapted texts through a conditional diffusion process, increasing the f1 score on the arabic lowresource reviews dataset by 9.7% and achieving 89.2% emotional consistency [10]. the integration of meta-learning and prompting models improves performance in few-shot cross-domain sentiment analysis tasks [11]. significant gains are shown in terms of differences in domain terminologies in big terms such as technologies and agro-based fields. breakthroughs on complex semantic understanding relies on moving from "surface feature matching" to "deep logical modelling" irony recognition latent dependency graph parsing model captures "conflict between the value judgment and facts" (for example, the evaluation of "genius" and the negative context) from acl 2024, improving the accuracy from 68.5% to 75.3%, but still needs to adopt manually annotated local structure [6].mixed sentiment disentanglement took advantage of causal reasoning, as causal graphs could distinguish the "direct emotional causes," such as "the high price" inferring bad cost performance, from 66 "indirect associations," such as brand effect, for instance, leading to improved text separation between mixed sentiment like "expensive but worthwhile" and 12.4% higher disentanglement accuracy on text such as "expensive but worthwhile" [12]. the hierarchical model (hiersenti) can achieve 81.6% on mixed sentiment recognition from long movie reviews using "word-sentence-discourse" three level attention, which is higher than traditional models by 7.2% [13]. furthermore, a new finding was that big models with more than 100b parameters are worse performing on some complex semantic tasks. such a result can be seen in irony recognition. a larger model with more than 100b parameters leads to lower accuracy in irony recognition (5.8%) compared to a small model of 7b parameters, which implies that the scale of semantic understanding is not always tied to the magnitude of parameters [3]. multimodal fusion’s key problem is handling and integrating different types of data heterogeneity and dynamic correlations across text, image and audio. in order to capture the temporal correlation such as "emotional enhancement of the text ‘funny’ two seconds after laughter appears" the camf (cross-attention multi-layer fusion module) proposed in rcbevdet at cvpr 2024 can attain the multimodal conflicting scenario improvement up to 8%. mjp-frm-fds in eccv 2024 solves the problem of missing modality with the generative modeling by making up for the missing modality's information as text "angry" generate corresponding expression features, maintaining a high accuracy retention rate (92%) of 15% higher than the traditional method for missing modalities [14]. besides, the light-weight technology in practical engineering solves this issue through knowledge distillation-based lightweight methods reduce multimodal model parameters while maintaining acceptable accuracy, with inference speed improvements; while causal structure learning explicitly models the relationships between sentiment factors (e.g., aspects and emotions), supporting more interpretable sentiment analysis.[15,16]. ethics and interpretability requirements have been mandatory criteria for any type of new technology set up. according to neurips 2024, there is an 18% higher negative prediction rate of women-related texts as "female programmer", as well as a 9% lower positive recognition rate towards the review of rural areas compared to cities [17]. in reply to this issue, using maxmin-rlhf framework (icml 2024), the overall performance has kept the same status, but the minority group sentiment recognition accuracy can be improved by 33%, which is accomplished by utilizing the diversified preference distribution to reach a good balance between different sentiments; concerning interpretability, hierarchical attention mechanisms enhance the modeling of long-text sentiment by focusing on key words and sentences, improving the interpretability of emotion decision-making [13,18]. in the domain of privacy protection, through utilization of federated learning, federated learning frameworks enable cross-device collaborative training for sentiment analysis while protecting data privacy, with reduced risks of information leakage [19]. based on the trend in technology, we can see cross-fusion such as domain adaptation and knowledge graph (e. g., legal term association rules), complex semantic modeling introduces causal reasoning (e. g., mixed sentiment disentanglement), and multimodal fusion works well with generative modeling (e. g., modal completion); and lightweight techniques, for example, structured pruning, along with domain adaptation methods such as adversarial training, will help shift sentiment analysis from the labs into real-world applications [20,21]. 3. existing challenges the current technological bottlenecks in text sentiment analysis essentially reflect the mismatch between "model capabilities and real-world scenario requirements," specifically manifested in four sets of core contradictions: the deep-seated obstacles in domain generalization lie not only in feature distribution differences but also in the difficulty of transferring implicit domain knowledge rules. although the eaaf framework compresses cross-domain performance loss to 4.2% through evidential learning, in highly professional fields such as law and medicine, the emotional mapping of terms (e.g., "defense" has no direct emotional tendency in law and needs to be combined with contextual roles) still relies on manual intervention, and existing models lack the ability to autonomously mine implicit domain rules [5]. in low-resource scenarios, although augmented data generated by diffusion models can improve performance by 8%-10%, in semantically sparse fields (e.g., ancient chinese reviews), the emotional consistency between generated texts and real corpora is still below 70%, exposing the shortcoming of semantic fidelity in data augmentation [10]. the cognitive gap in complex semantics is reflected in the model's defective modeling of the nonlinear relationship between "context and emotion." in irony recognition, even though the structured model achieves an accuracy of 75.3%, its performance drops by 15%-20% when facing culturally specific expressions (e.g., chinese "reverse praise"), indicating that models lack humans' common-sense reasoning about cultural contexts [6]. in mixed sentiment disentanglement, although causal graph methods can separate direct and indirect factors, the dynamic process of "local emotion accumulation global emotion emergence" in long texts (e.g., a turning positive summary after multiple negative descriptions) cannot be effectively captured, limiting the improvement space of hierarchical models due to semantic dynamics [12]. the essential contradiction in multimodal fusion is the conflict between "modal heterogeneity" and "emotional unity." although the camf module can align temporal correlations, in cross-cultural scenarios (e.g., emotional conflicts between the text "interesting" and specific gestures in the middle east), modal weight allocation is susceptible to cultural biases, resulting in a precision loss exceeding 10% [7]. modal missing completion technology relies on the imagination of generative models but often introduces false emotional features due to over-completion (e.g., generating "smile" image features for "neutral" texts), leading to decision biases [15]. balancing ethics and efficiency complicate implementation of technologies: fairness framework achieves an improvement in recognizing minority groups by sacrificing 3%~5% of overall performance, but that cannot be achieved in real time (e. g., public sentiment analysis) [18]. lightweight models can lower model parameter quantity by up to 60%, which requires the potential of 30% accuracy reduction in complex semantic tasks, implying that there exists a zero-sum game between "efficiency versus precision". interpretable tools (e. g., interpretability tools) can generate 67 causal chains to enhance verifiability but tend to increase visualisation cost; it can even reduce user reading efficiency of long texts by 40%. 4. conclusion to solve these challenges, in future studies, one should transcend the limitations of single-technology optimization and form a multi-dimensional collaborative framework. 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(2016). domainadversarial neural networks. journal of machine learning research, 17(1), 2096-2030. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 18 design and implementation of an intelligent control system for 3d printers based on unity3d yichen zhou, yang xiang, can jian, jiawei jiang, mingchang zhang, kunpeng li, tianhao zhao, yanze jin shanghai university of engineering science, shanghai 201620, china abstract: with the rapid development of additive manufacturing technology, the demand for high-precision control and realtime monitoring of 3d printing systems has become increasingly urgent. to address issues such as step loss errors, insufficient real-time performance, and weak remote monitoring capabilities in traditional 3d printers, this paper proposes an intelligent 3d printing system that integrates digital twin technology with incremental pid closed-loop control. by constructing a virtualphysical synchronized digital twin model and combining it with unity3d for high-precision virtual simulation, the system achieves real-time mapping of the motion trajectory and state parameters of the physical printer. a raspberry pi is employed as the core controller, integrating the mks servo42c closed-loop driver board and an incremental pid algorithm to resolve step loss issues during high-speed operation of stepper motors, thereby improving printing accuracy. a network communication architecture based on the http protocol is designed to enable real-time data interaction among the raspberry pi, the main control board, and the virtual twin. additionally, a mysql database is utilized for storing and analyzing printing process data. the system significantly optimizes printing efficiency and quality. keywords: unity3d; digital twin; pid closed-loop control; 3d printing system; real-time monitoring. 1. introduction with continuous advancements in additive manufacturing, 3d printing has been increasingly adopted across multiple industries. compared with conventional machining methods, this technology offers significant advantages, including moldfree fabrication, design flexibility, and the capability to manufacture complex structures. in sectors such as manufacturing and healthcare, 3d printing can substantially reduce production cycles, lower costs, and enable product innovation, thereby broadening its application in design and development.[1][2] although mature control system solutions for 3d printing have been developed abroad, domestic technological progress remains relatively lagging, with weaker adaptability and a lack of reliable control platforms. consequently, enterprises often encounter challenges such as low efficiency and unstable print quality in practical operations. enhancing the performance and reliability of domestic 3d printing control systems has thus become an urgent task. to this end, this paper proposes a raspberry pi–based digital factory control system, which leverages digital twin technology to enable real-time monitoring and simulation of the 3d printing process. the system aims to overcome spatial limitations, while simultaneously improving both printing efficiency and output quality.[4][7] 2. overall design of digital twin 3dprinter 2.1. system architecture design this 3d printer is developed based on the open-source klipper system, using the mks monster8 v2.0 as the main control board, in combination with the mks servo42c closed-loop stepper motor driver board to achieve closed-loop control and prevent print failures caused by step loss. a raspberry pi 4b running the fluidd system integrates both the operating system and the web-based klipper interface, enabling remote task management and real-time monitoring of printer status.[9] figure 1. architecture diagram of the digital twin control system to accurately reproduce the behavior of the physical printer, a digital twin was developed in unity3d. the twin simulates key parameters such as nozzle position, movement speed, extrusion volume, nozzle temperature, bed temperature, and current print file status. communication between the physical printer and the digital twin is achieved via the http protocol, ensuring real-time synchronization. the unity application is 19 developed in c#, which provides efficient development tools and robust debugging capabilities for simulation, ensuring both accurate reproduction of the printer’s behavior and a user-friendly interaction interface.[5] to manage and analyze printer state information, a mysql database is employed. it stores process data, enables largescale data analysis, and contributes to mathematical modeling of the printer’s performance. sql is used for backend operations. this integrated system architecture allows comprehensive monitoring and fault analysis of the printer, thereby supporting improvements in performance and reliability.[6] 2.2. hardware selection and configuration 2.2.1. mks monster8 the mks monster8, developed by makerbase (mks), is a high-performance mainboard designed for 3d printers. it executes print instructions, controls stepper motors, heaters, and sensors. equipped with a 32-bit processor, it provides high computational and control capability, enabling faster and more precise motion control. the board also features extensive expansion interfaces, allowing connections with a wide range of peripherals, and supports multiple 3d printer firmware systems such as klipper, marlin, and repetier. in addition, its flexible parameter configuration accommodates diverse printing requirements. figure 2. mks monster8 mainboard 2.3. software dev & implementation proportional–integral–derivative (pid) control is a widely used closed-loop control algorithm in industrial automation, valued for its simplicity, stability, and efficiency. pid control calculates the deviation between the desired value and actual value, and dynamically adjusts outputs using proportional, integral, and derivative operations to achieve rapid and stable system responses. where: k — sampling index, k=0,1,2,⋯; r(k) — the k-th setpoint; c(k) — the k-th actual output value; u(k) — the k-th output control quantity; e(k) — the k-th deviation; e(k−1) — the (k−1)-th deviation; kp — proportional coefficient; ti — integral time constant; td — derivative time constant; t — sampling period. 2.3.1. position-type pid principle position-type pid directly calculates the absolute value of the control quantity, i.e., the control output u(k)calculated each time represents the control quantity at the current moment. formula the basic expression of pid control is as follows: where: u(k): control output at the current moment; e(k): error at the current moment (the difference between the setpoint r(k) and the actual value y(k)); kp: proportional coefficient; ki: integral coefficient; kd: derivative coefficient; ∑ ek i=0 (i): accumulation of errors (integral action); e(k)−e(k−1): rate of error change (derivative action). 1.the control quantity is an absolute value: directly calculate the target control output (rather than the variation). 2.greatly affected by the integral term: long-term operation may cause integral saturation due to error accumulation, leading to system overshoot or even oscillation. 3.suitable for systems without accumulated errors (e.g., systems requiring stable control of liquid level, temperature, etc.). 2.3.2. incremental pid principle incremental pid calculates the increment of the control quantity, i.e., the value δu(k) calculated each time represents the variation relative to the previous control quantity. formula incremental pid is derived from the position-type pid formula to calculate the increment: control quantity update: where: δu(k): control increment; e(k): current error; e(k−1), e(k−2): errors of the previous two moments; other parameters are the same as those of position-type pid. characteristics the control quantity is an increment: avoid sudden changes in control output and reduce system impact. strong anti-interference ability: since the output is an increment based on error change, error fluctuations do not cause cumulative effects — suitable for systems with large 20 external disturbances. suitable for digital control systems (e.g., single-chip microcomputers or plc control) to avoid excessive control output caused by calculation overflow. 3. digital twin construction in unity3d 3.1. virtual simulation of the digital printer the printer model was first created in solidworks and imported into unity for simulation. the designed printer adopts a um2 core x-y motion structure, whose behavior is reproduced in unity using interpolation functions. interpolation methods, including linear interpolation and cubic bezier curves, are used to generate smooth motion paths between keyframes. unity’s built-in lerp and smoothstep functions allow precise computation of nozzle trajectories. printing paths originate from g-code generated by slicing software. g-code specifies motion trajectories, extrusion volumes, and thermal parameters. by parsing g-code, motion control points are extracted and interpolated to reconstruct nozzle trajectories. additional simulation features include mesh filling and layer merging to reproduce deposition thickness and layer transitions, enabling a highly realistic virtual print process. 3.2. user interaction with the digital printer a comprehensive human–machine interaction framework was built using unity’s c# scripts, event system, ui components, and i/o modules. 3.2.1. interaction function modules view control: moveinput vector3 move = vector3.zero; move.x = input.getaxis("horizontal") * movespeedwithkeyboard * time.deltatime; move.y = input.getaxis("vertical") * movespeedwithkeyboard * time.deltatime; move.z = input.getaxis("sagittal") * movespeedwithkeyboard * time.deltatime; if (!mousestatus.ispointeronui(canves)) { if (math.abs(input.getaxis("mouse scrollwheel")) >= 0.1) move.z = input.getaxis("mouse scrollwheel") * movespeedwithscroll * time.deltatime; if (input.getmousebutton(2)) { move.x = -input.getaxis("mouse x") * movespeedwithmouse * time.deltatime; move.y = -input.getaxis("mouse y") * movespeedwithmouse * time.deltatime; } } return move; keyboard inputs are read via unity's input.getaxis() method (e.g., wasd keys control forward, backward, left, and right movement; mouse scroll wheel adjusts view zoom). mouse drag rotation uses transform.rotate(), enabling 360 degree observation of printer status. print control: monitors mouse click events (input.getmousebuttondown()) to trigger print job start, pause, or termination. via unitywebrequest, it sends http commands to the raspberry pi to control the physical printer's behavior. public reset resetx; public reset resety; public reset resetz; public gcodeidentify gcodeidentify; public printermanager printermanager; /// <summary> /// </summary> public void doreset() { console.createmessage(3, " start resetting "); resetx.stop = resety.stop = resetz.stop = false; reset.isreset = 0; startcoroutine(resetx.axisreturn()); startcoroutine(resety.axisreturn()); startcoroutine(resetz.axisreturn()); } information feedback: key parameters such as printing progress, nozzle temperature, and layer height are displayed in real-time on the ui panel. status information is dynamically updated via the textmeshpro component, with support for multi-language switching. public textmeshprougui statustext; void updatestatus(string message) { statustext.text = " current status:" + message; } 4. system data mgmt & anal. 4.1. design & impl. of communication module the system uses fluidd and moonraker as control and communication interfaces. fluidd provides a lightweight web ui for managing print tasks, uploading g-code, and monitoring progress, while moonraker is a python-based web server that exposes apis via http, websocket, or mqtt. the raspberry pi communicates with the mks monster8 v2.0 board via unix domain sockets, ensuring efficient interprocess communication. between unity and the raspberry pi, http requests are used for state queries and control commands. 21 4.2. data storage and analysis the backend is implemented using go, while the frontend employs vue, with mysql as the database. key parameters (time, height, speed, temperature, etc.) are stored in structured form. analysis algorithms are applied to detect anomalies such as overheating, extrusion inconsistencies, or nozzle misalignments. 5. conclusion this study presents an intelligent 3d printing monitoring and control system built upon digital twin technology, achieving real-time synchronization and remote control of the virtual and physical printers. techniques including incremental pid control, g-code parsing, and process data analysis enhanced printing precision, stability, and intelligence. the contributions of this work lie in digital twin modeling, intelligent control algorithms, and data-driven analysis, offering new perspectives for smart manufacturing and additive manufacturing. future improvements should focus on adaptive pid control, intelligent data analytics, and integration with cloud computing and ai algorithms to further enhance system intelligence. competing interests the authors declare that they have no competing of interest. references [1] zhang jian. research and implementation of a control system for desktop fdm 3d printers [d]. jiangsu university of science and technology, 2019. 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[10] jin tao, ma jie, yang lichuang. design of a wifi-based remote control system for 3d printers. sensors and microsystems, 2018. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 59 multimodal depression recognition based on sentence-level dynamic multimodal split attention fusion mingyang sun 1, shukui ma 2, guangping zhuo 1, fei ma 3 and guanghua zhang 3, * 1 school of computer science and technology, taiyuan normal university, jinzhong shanxi, 030619, china 2 department of information, the 985 hospital of logistics support forces of chinese pla, taiyuan shanxi, 030001, china 3 department of computer science and technology, taiyuan university, taiyuan shanxi, 030032, china * corresponding author: guanghua zhang abstract: depression is a common yet highly covert mental disorder, making the development of efficient intelligent recognition methods crucial for early screening and clinical diagnostic support. existing multimodal depression recognition approaches still face limitations in modal interaction and long-sequence semantic modeling, struggling to fully capture local dynamics and cross-modal dependencies. to address this, this study proposes a multimodal temporal fusion network. this approach first divides long medical interview sequences into sentence-level units based on timestamps to mitigate information dilution in lengthy sequences. subsequently, it designs a sentence-level dynamic multimodal attention fusion module. this module further segments sentence sequences into contiguous segments and adaptively emphasizes key modal features while suppressing redundant and noisy information through dynamic weight allocation. on the public dataset daic-woz and the self-built chinese dataset mdd2025, mtfnet achieves accuracy rates of 86% and 84%, respectively. keywords: depression; multimodal; sentence-level dynamic multimodal split attention fusion. 1. introduction depression is a highly prevalent mental disorder affecting approximately 350 million people worldwide, causing severe impairment in personal functioning and significant societal burden, particularly in lowand middle-income countries[1]. as one of the primary contributors to disability-adjusted life years (dalys) lost[2],[3], the world health organization notes that depression's disease burden ranking is rapidly rising, projected to become the world's second-leading health issue by 2030[4],[5]. depression exhibits high prevalence across all age groups, affecting approximately 4.5% of adolescents[6] , with postpartum depression occurring in about 20% of mothers within three months of childbirth[7],[8]. among the elderly population, prevalence ranges from 10% to 20%[9]. challenges persist in early identification and intervention due to factors such as uneven distribution of medical resources, prolonged diagnosis cycles, and limitations of subjective assessments. early studies predominantly employed unimodal modeling. for speech, kim et al.[10] utilized cnns to model log-mel spectrograms of korean speech, validating mobile depression screening feasibility. for text, amanat et al.[11] employed a two-layer lstm/rnn to identify depressive expressions on social platforms. for vision, zhang et al.[12] constructed an interpretable model from facial action units. while unimodal approaches achieved some success, their performance remains limited due to noise, information gaps, and environmental factors. consequently, multimodal fusion has emerged as the mainstream approach. zhang et al.[13] proposed smfl to enhance weak modal features through cross-modal attention; wang et al.[14] designed an audio-text fusion model based on sese, achieving promising results. despite advances in multimodal depression detection, challenges persist, including insufficient intermodal interaction and difficulties in representing long-sequence semantics. differences in temporal dynamics and expressive forms across modalities hinder models from capturing crossmodal dependencies, while limited high-quality data often leads to overfitting. to address these challenges, this study proposes a multimodal temporal fusion network. it segments sequences into sentence units and employs hierarchical modeling with lstm and bilstm to enhance long-range semantic representation. additionally, it designs a sentencelevel dynamic multimodal split attention fusion module that utilizes segmented attention and learnable weights to amplify key modalities and suppress noise. 2. model construction to address insufficient modality interaction and challenges in modeling long-sequence semantics in multimodal depression recognition, this study proposes the multimodal temporal fusion network (mtfnet), as shown in fig. 1. this model takes consultation data from three modalities— text, audio, and facial expressions—as input. it sequentially undergoes sentence-level feature modeling, dynamic attention fusion, and global temporal modeling to achieve multi-level feature representation and fusion. at the sentence-level modeling stage, multimodal data is aligned to sentence-level units based on timestamps and fed into lstms for feature extraction. subsequently, a sentencelevel dynamic multimodal segmentation attention fusion module segments features into blocks. through dual weighting by block-level attention and modality weights, key features are amplified while noise is suppressed, addressing the limitation of traditional concatenation in capturing finegrained interactions. during the global temporal modeling phase, audio and facial features are fed into an lstm, while textual features enter a bilstm to capture cross-sentence dependencies, forming a global discourse representation. 60 finally, the fused features undergo a fully connected layer to perform depression state classification. 2.1. foundational model overview multimodal data exhibits significant temporal dependencies, making sequential modeling crucial for depression detection. lstm[15] mitigates gradient vanishing through gating mechanisms, preserving key information over extended time spans and enabling dynamic modeling of speech and facial modalities. bilstm[16] integrates forward and backward information to model context more comprehensively, making it particularly suitable for contextsensitive text modalities. based on this, mtfnet employs lstm for speech and facial modalities while utilizing bilstm for global temporal modeling in text modalities, thereby balancing local dynamics and global dependencies. 2.2. sentence-level dynamic multimodal split attention fusion module existing methods often fuse sentence sequences as a whole, struggling to capture fragment dynamics and modality differences. this study improves upon msaf[17] by proposing the sentence-level dynamic multimodal split attention fusion (sdmsaf). this module incorporates sentence sequence segmentation processing and dynamic multimodal attention fusion, enabling local fragment modeling and adaptive modal weight allocation to enhance expressive capabilities in interactions. fig 1. multimodal temporal fusion network 2.2.1. sentence sequence segmentation mechanism the msaf module was originally designed for convolutional neural networks, with its core idea being to segment features into blocks and assign differentiated attention. however, when directly applied to sequence modeling, it lacks flexible adjustment along the temporal dimension. inputting the entire sequence into dmsaf reduces computation but struggles to capture temporal dynamics; inputting sentence-by-sentence enhances local modeling but is prone to overfitting. this study proposes the sentence-sequence segmentation (sss) mechanism, illustrated in fig. 2. by partitioning sentence sequences into contiguous segments, this mechanism enables dmsaf to capture dynamic information within local scopes while balancing model complexity and representational power through controlled segment counts. after initial sentence-level feature extraction, the resulting sentence sequence representations across audio, facial, and text modalities are expressed as in equations (1–3): 61 fig 2. sentence-sequence segmentation mechanism where denotes the total number of sentences. subsequently, each modality sequence is segmented into fragments along the sentence sequence dimension, as shown in equations (4–6): among these, , , represent the th sentence fragment sub-sequence for text, audio, and face modalities respectively. each modality is divided into subsequence fragments along the sentence sequence dimension, with each fragment having a length of , denote the sentence feature dimensions for each modality. finally, the multimodal data aligned under the same fragment index are jointly input into a single , as shown in equation (7): 2.2.2. dynamic multimodal split attention fusion module existing research indicates that text, audio, and visual modalities contribute differently to depression recognition, yet traditional fusion methods often treat them equally, overlooking these distinctions. to address this, this study proposes the dynamic multimodal split attention fusion (dmsaf) module, as illustrated in fig. 3. the dmsaf module adaptively evaluates the importance of each modality through learnable modality weights, enhancing key modalities and suppressing redundant noise during fusion to improve discriminative capability. for the input three-modal feature maps , uniformly denoted as in this section, where represents the modal type. first, the features are partitioned along the channel dimension, dividing each modal feature map into several subblocks. if the number of channels cannot be evenly divided, zero padding is applied at the end. as shown in equation (8): here, denotes the th channel block of modality , and represents the number of sub-blocks. to aggregate cross-modality contextual information, we first perform element-wise summation across all channel blocks within each modality, yielding the modality-level summary matrix as shown in equation (9). subsequently, global average pooling is applied at the sentence dimension to obtain the modality descriptor as shown in equation (10). 62 fig 3. dynamic multimodal split attention fusion module here, denotes the channel index, and denotes the sentence index. subsequently, dmsaf assigns learnable parameters to each modality and normalizes them via softmax to obtain modality importance coefficients , as shown in equation (11). finally, the cross-modal joint description representation is obtained, as shown in equation (12): the weighted fusion of global representations is subsequently fed into a fully connected layer for nonlinear transformation, yielding the reduced-dimensional joint representation as shown in equation (13): where and represent the dimensionality reduction factor. this operation reduces redundant information and parameter size by compressing feature dimensions, thereby mitigating overfitting and improving computational efficiency. based on the compressed representation , for each channel block , compute its original score vector as shown in equation (14), and then use softmax to obtain the block-level attention weights as shown in equation (15): 63 where represents learnable parameters. to prevent excessive suppression of low-weight blocks, a regularization factor is introduced. the optimized channel block representation is shown in equation (16). finally, all optimized channel blocks are concatenated along the channel dimension to obtain the optimized modal feature , as shown in equation (17): 3. experimental data 3.1. datasets this study utilizes the chinese depression dataset mdd2025, constructed in collaboration with local hospitals, and incorporates the public dataset daic-woz for comparative validation. mdd2025 was collected through clinical interviews by professional psychiatrists, with patients completing consultations in private rooms after signing informed consent forms. after excluding invalid data— including videos shorter than three minutes, missing scale scores, or cases without detectable facial information—the dataset comprised 522 valid samples: 212 males and 310 females. daic-woz is an international public dataset containing audio, video, transcribed text, and scale scores. this study classified participants with phq-8 scores ≥9 as the depression group and the remainder as the non-depression group, based on the phq-8 scale[18] . the depression group comprised 334 individuals, and the non-depression group comprised 188 individuals. 3.2. data preprocessing the mdd2025 and daic-woz datasets comprise 522 and 192 samples respectively, with 334 and 74 depressionpositive cases. both datasets were split into training and testing sets at an 8:2 ratio to maintain class balance. to mitigate class imbalance, class weights were introduced using the formula in (18): where denotes the total number of samples in the training set; and represent the number of negative and positive samples in the training set, respectively. 3.3. multimodal feature extraction 3.3.1. temporal facial feature extraction to ensure temporal alignment between facial features and speech/text modalities, the raw video is segmented by sentence-level timestamps and standardized, while frames lacking speech activity or containing occlusions are discarded. openface is employed for frame-level analysis of video segments, extracting multidimensional temporal features including head pose, eye gaze direction, facial action units (aus), and coordinates of 68 facial landmarks. a time step of 0.033 seconds is adopted to enhance feature extraction accuracy and efficiency. 3.3.2. audio feature extraction audio data is segmented into speech clips based on sentence-level timestamps. opensmile is employed to extract emotion-related acoustic features, utilizing the egemaps feature set. this includes fundamental frequency (f0), spectral energy, mfcc, pitch variation, and loudness dynamics. these features reflect abnormal patterns in depressed patients, such as slowed speech rate, flat intonation, and reduced energy, providing valuable auxiliary information for the model to discern depressive states. 3.3.3. text feature extraction text data is derived from manually transcribed audio recordings of medical consultations. during preprocessing, noise elements such as filler words, non-linguistic markers, and garbled characters are removed to ensure logical, structural, and semantic accuracy of the text, providing standardized and reliable input for the model. this study employs emoberta for text feature extraction. by prefixing speaker names to utterances and inserting delimiters between dialogue segments, the model captures both speaker-internal states and inter-speaker contextual relationships. 4. experiments and discussion 4.1. experimental environment and parameter settings this study's experiments were conducted on the linux operating system. the training hardware included three nvidia geforce rtx 3080 gpus, with the software environment utilizing python 3.7.12 and the pytorch 1.8.0 framework. key model parameters are configured as follows: the lstm hidden layer dimension for sentence-level feature extraction is set to 16. the number of hidden units for intersentence temporal modeling lstms is 8 (audio and face modalities) and 4 (text modality, bidirectional structure). dropout is set to 0.3. the adam optimizer is employed with an initial learning rate of 1e-3. 4.2. experimental evaluation metrics to comprehensively evaluate the performance of various classification models in depression recognition tasks, this study employs five commonly used metrics: recall, precision, f1-score, specificity, and accuracy, as shown in equations (19–22). recall measures a model's ability to identify genuinely 64 depressed patients; higher values indicate lower false negative rates. precision measures the proportion of samples predicted as depressed that are actually depressed, with higher precision reducing false positive rates; f1-score is the harmonic mean of precision and recall, reflecting the combined performance of false positive and false negative control, suitable for imbalanced data; accuracy indicates the overall classification correctness rate across all samples, but may mask minority class bias in imbalanced scenarios, thus requiring comprehensive analysis with other metrics. here, tp denotes the number of correctly classified positive samples; fp denotes the number of negative samples misclassified as positive; tn denotes the number of correctly classified negative samples; fn denotes the number of positive samples misclassified as negative. 4.3. experimental results and analysis 4.3.1. experimental results on the mdd2025 dataset on the mdd2025 dataset, this study compares the performance of the proposed mtfnet model against multiple models, with results shown in table 1. traditional fullsequence modeling approaches like tcn and lstm lack the ability to capture fine-grained local features, resulting in limited performance. sentence-level tcn and lstm models, which partition sequences into sentence-level units for modeling, capture local dynamics more effectively, leading to significant performance improvements. bilstm-gru further outperforms sentence-level lstm, while the proposed mtfnet achieves the best overall performance, surpassing all comparison models across metrics. this fully validates its effectiveness in multimodal depression recognition. 4.3.2. experimental results on the daic-woz dataset comparative results on the public daic-woz dataset are shown in table 2. the mtfnet model achieves the best performance on the daic-woz dataset, with an f1-score of 0.85, accuracy of 0.86, specificity and precision of 0.87 and 0.86 respectively, and recall of 0.84. 4.4. module ablation experiments to further validate the effectiveness of the sentence-level segmentation and multimodal dynamic fusion mechanism in the proposed mtfnet model, ablation experiments were conducted on the daic-woz dataset. the results are shown in table 3. after introducing the dynamic multimodal split attention fusion module, using only this module without sequence segmentation (q=1) improved the f1-score and accuracy to 0.81 and 0.82, respectively, indicating that crossmodal dynamic fusion significantly enhances the model's representational capability. experiments were conducted with varying segmentation levels (q) to investigate the impact of sentence segmentation on model performance. results show that both q=3 and q=5 outperform q=1, indicating that moderate segmentation aids in capturing intra-sequence dynamics. optimal performance is achieved at q=4, balancing local information capture with global context. performance slightly declines at q=5 due to overfitting in limited samples caused by excessive segmentation increasing parameters. in summary, sentence-level segmentation is essential for multimodal sequence modeling, and segment count selection is critical. mtfnet achieves optimal performance at q=4, validating the effectiveness and superiority of segmentation processing combined with dynamic multimodal attention fusion. table 1. depression classification results of the mtfnet model on the mmd2025 dataset model f1score precision recall accuracy tcn (all) 0.61 0.62 0.60 0.63 lstm (all) 0.64 0.66 0.62 0.65 tcn (sentence) 0.67 0.71 0.63 0.65 lstm (sentence) 0.69 0.75 0.65 0.71 bilstm-gru[19] 0.79 0.81 0.78 0.80 mtfnet 0.83 0.84 0.83 0.84 table 2. depression classification results of the mtfnet model on the daic-woz dataset model f1score precision recall accuracy tcn (all) 0.68 0.71 0.66 0.70 lstm (all) 0.71 0.78 0.66 0.72 tcn (sentence) 0.72 0.75 0.68 0.74 lstm (sentence) 0.74 0.78 0.70 0.76 bilstm-gru[19] 0.83 0.84 0.82 0.84 mtfnet 0.85 0.86 0.84 0.86 65 table 3. ablation experiment results model f1score precision recall accuracy tcn (all) 0.74 0.78 0.70 0.76 lstm (all) 0.81 0.82 0.80 0.82 tcn (sentence) 0.83 0.84 0.82 0.84 lstm (sentence) 0.82 0.83 0.81 0.83 mtfnet 0.85 0.86 0.84 0.86 5. conclusion this paper addresses the challenges of insufficient semantic representation in long sequences and limited modal interaction in multimodal depression recognition by proposing the multimodal temporal fusion network (mtfnet). the model takes text, audio, and facial landmarks as inputs. it first segments long interview sequences into sentence-level units and performs preliminary alignment by extracting sentence-level features from each modality via lstms. subsequently, a sentence-level dynamic multimodal split attention fusion module is introduced. this module employs segmented attention and learnable modality weights across consecutive segments to achieve cross-modal finegrained interaction and dynamic importance allocation. finally, it employs bilstm (text) and lstm (audio, facial) for global temporal modeling and classification. experimental 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[19] shen y, yang h, lin l. automatic depression detection: an emotional audio-textual corpus and a gru/bilstm-based model; proceedings of the icassp 2022-2022 ieee international conference on acoustics, speech and signal processing (icassp), f, 2022 [c]. ieee. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 54 small target defect detection method on aluminum ingot surface based on improved yolov8n‐simam guangxu liu 1, batu nasheng 2, wei zheng 2, liangliang lv 2, tianhua zhang 2, guodong sun 2 1 college of control science and engineering, zhejiang university, hangzhou, zhejiang, 310000, china 2 inner mongolia huomei-hongjun aluminum and electricity co., ltd., holingola, inner mongolia, 029200, china abstract: in this paper, an intelligent detection solution based on the improved yolov8n architecture is proposed to address the key challenges in the detection of surface defects in aluminum ingots. as an important raw material in modern industry, the surface defects of aluminum ingots increase significantly in high-speed production environments. traditional detection methods have difficulty dealing with the problems of small targets and morphological diversity. this study effectively improves the model's ability to recognize multi-morphological small defects by introducing the parameter-free simam three-dimensional attention mechanism. the innovations include: 1) constructing a high-definition aluminum ingot defect dataset based on an actual production line and systematically analyzing the scale distribution characteristics of the defects; 2) integrating the threedimensional attention mechanism in the network backbone layer to enhance the feature extraction capability of small targets and solve the morphological diversity problem of burrs and slag inclusions; 3) through comparative experimental verification, the improved yolov8n-simam model achieved a map of 64.5% in aluminum ingot surface defect detection, an increase of 9 percentage points over the baseline model, and improved the detection of burrs and slag inclusions by 6.3% and 9.9% in the f1 score, respectively. experimental results show that this method achieves a good balance between detection accuracy and computational efficiency, providing a reliable technical solution for the practical application of intelligent manufacturing quality monitoring systems for aluminum ingots. keywords: surface defects of aluminum ingots; yolov8n; simam attention; small target detection. 1. introduction as a key basic raw material for modern industry, the quality and stability of aluminum alloy ingots directly impacts the performance of core components in high-end equipment such as aircraft and electric vehicles. amid the rapid development of intelligent manufacturing technology, the operating speed of continuous casting production lines for aluminum ingots has now reached over 100 meters per minute. however, the high-speed production environment and complex process conditions have led to a significant increase in the incidence of surface defects such as burrs on the edges of ingots and oxide inclusions. these process defects not only result in a decrease in product qualification rates, but are also likely to cause secondary damage during subsequent deep processing. therefore, establishing an efficient aluminum ingot surface quality inspection system is of great significance for ensuring quality control in the industrial chain. existing research on aluminum alloy defect detection primarily focuses on two scenarios: geometric dimension inspection of finished workpieces[1], and composition analysis of alloy materials[3]. however, at the initial stage of the casting process, the detection of surface defects in aluminum ingots still faces the dual challenges of basic theory and technical application. current detection technologies face the following core challenges: first, surface defects in aluminum ingots appear as distinct, tiny target features in industrial camera imaging (the pixel ratio of the defect area is typically less than 5%), and they often appear densely clustered. second, defect morphology is highly diverse, with significant visual differences between different types of defects, and even within the same defect, there is significant variation in shape, texture, and spatial distribution. to address the above problems, this study developed an intelligent detection solution for aluminum ingot surface defects based on an improved yolov8n architecture. by introducing the parameter-free simam attention mechanism, the model's ability to recognize tiny multi-morphological defects was effectively improved. the innovative work of this study is mainly reflected in the following aspects: in response to the scarcity of aluminum ingot defect data, a highdefinition image dataset based on actual production lines was constructed, and the scale distribution characteristics of defects were systematically analyzed; a three-dimensional attention mechanism was integrated into the network backbone layer to enhance the feature extraction capability of tiny targets and successfully solve the morphological diversity problem of burrs and slag inclusions; through systematic comparative experiments, it was proved that the proposed method achieved a good balance between detection accuracy and computational efficiency, providing a reliable technical solution for the practical application of intelligent manufacturing quality monitoring systems for aluminum ingots. 2. related work the development of industrial surface defect inspection technology has consistently kept pace with the evolution of inspection targets and the advancement of automation. throughout the historical evolution of inspection methods, we observe three distinct phases: the early reliance on manual visual inspection and the current intelligent phase based on machine vision. this study will focus on the application of machine vision technology in surface defect inspection in complex industrial scenarios. in recent years, deep learning[4] as an efficient machine learning method, has achieved remarkable results in target detection tasks. ma et al.[5] proposed a lightweight aluminum 55 strip surface defect detection method yolo-dcsam based on the improved yolov4. by optimizing the network structure through deep separable convolution and dualchannel attention modules, the detection speed was increased by 3 times while maintaining high detection accuracy, significantly improving the applicability of real-time detection in industrial sites. zhu et al.[6] proposed an improved yolov5s algorithm, which optimized the samescale feature fusion capability by introducing crossconvolution feature enhanced connection, enhanced feature concat module and channel attention mechanism, and achieved a 3.8% improvement in the accuracy of infrared laser sensor in the detection of small defects on metal-based surfaces. zhang et al.[7] proposed a wind blade defect detection model sod-yolo based on an improved yolov5. by adding a microscale detection layer, optimizing anchor box clustering, introducing the cbam attention mechanism and channel pruning, they achieved a 95.1% map (a 7.82% increase over the original model) and a 28.3% fps improvement in drone image analysis. the kpe-yolov5 algorithm proposed by yang et al[8]. achieved a 5.3% map improvement and a 7% accuracy improvement on the visdrone-2020 dataset through three improvements: kmeans++ optimization of anchor boxes, integration of scse attention modules, and addition of small target detection layers, significantly enhancing the small target detection capability. in the field of aluminum workpiece detection, nascimento r et al.[9] proposed an automatic detection system for aluminum casting quality based on the yolov8sseg instance segmentation model and traditional image processing technology, which realizes flash detection and hole detection through a robot system. in response to the challenges of multi-scale changes, category imbalance and high background similarity in the detection of aluminum ingot surface defects, the yolo-pdc model proposed by li[10] optimizes feature extraction by combining pconv and dcnv2 and introduces the simam attention mechanism to enhance detection accuracy. in the field of aluminum alloy ingot detection, han et al.[11] developed a real-time detection algorithm for aluminum ingot alloy casting lines and verified the applicability of single-stage detectors in aluminum material inspection. yan et al.[12] used a mask gradient response threshold segmentation method to solve the problem of detecting surface defects of milled aluminum ingots. existing research focuses on aluminum products after processing, while research on the detection of native defects on the surface of aluminum ingots at the source of casting is relatively scarce. 3. method 3.1. improved model based on yolov8 yolov8 is an advanced object detection algorithm that inherits the strengths of its predecessors, the yolo family of algorithms, while also incorporating several significant improvements and optimizations. yolov8 optimizes adaptive anchor box adjustment, enabling more accurate prediction of object positions and sizes, which helps improve detection precision and recall. it also introduces improved multi-scale prediction technology for better detection of objects of varying sizes. the yolov8 model consists of four components: input, backbone, neck, and head. input: this is the input of the yolov8 model. it is responsible for preprocessing the input image and converting it into a format that the model can handle. backbone: this is the backbone network of yolov8, responsible for extracting features from the input image and converting the image into a feature representation rich in semantic information. yolov8 uses cspdarknet53 as its backbone network, which offers significant improvements in performance and speed compared to the previous darknet53. neck: yolov8 utilizes the concept of the feature pyramid network (fpn), removing the convolutions in the fpn upsampling stage from the original yolov5 and replacing the c3 module with a c2f module. this structure facilitates the integration of features from the backbone architecture, improving model performance. figure 1. improved yolov8 network architecture diagram head: this part is the last layer of the model. unlike the coupled head of yolov5, yolov8 uses decoupled head. in the detection head part, yolov8 adopts the anchor-free idea[13], which accelerates the post-processing process of non-maximum suppression (nms) and further improves the accuracy and efficiency of the model. in addition, to meet the needs of different application scenarios, yolov8 provides five models of different scales (n, s, m, l, x) to adapt to various resource conditions[14]. after comparing the detection accuracy and efficiency of yolov8 models of different sizes, it was found that yolov8n achieved the best balance between efficiency and 56 accuracy, and subsequent improvements were based on this model. the improved aluminum ingot surface defect detection network structure is shown in figure 1. the simam attention module is introduced at the backbone of the network to guide the model to focus on the detailed structures at different scales on the aluminum ingot surface. channel attention uses a 1d mechanism to distinguish channels but ignores spatial differences, while spatial attention focuses on position information through a 2d mechanism but ignores channel differences, which restricts the ability to distinguish features. existing methods such as bam and cbam[15] simply connect the two types of attention in parallel or in series, failing to simulate the collaborative mechanism of human brain attention. therefore, it is necessary to construct an attention module with unified weights to achieve a better attention mechanism by evaluating the importance of neurons. figure 2. eca module structure based on mature neuroscience theories, yang et al.[16] proposed the simam attention mechanism in 2021. this is a fully 3-d, weighted, and parameter-free attention mechanism. its principle is shown in figure 2, where 𝐻 and 𝑊 are the height and width of the feature map, and 𝑋 is the input feature map. compared with other existing attention mechanisms, simam considers the correlation between spatial and channel factors and can efficiently generate realistic 3-d weights for feature mapping without the need for additional parameters. 4. experiment 4.1. dataset and experimental sett to meet the industrial needs of aluminum ingot surface defect detection, this study used data actually collected from an aluminum production line in inner mongolia, using an mv-cs016-10gm industrial camera (1440×1080 resolution, 10μm pixel size) to acquire more than 2,000 images. after process analysis and quality assessment, flash and slag inclusions were identified as the main defect types: flash is a thin linear protrusion (5-20μm wide) formed by the overflow and solidification of rolled aluminum liquid; slag inclusions are irregular pits (50-200μm) caused by residual al₂o₃ impurities. through stratified sampling, 1,889 high-quality images without blur and uniform distribution were selected as samples. the results are shown in figure 3. to address the challenges of on-site data collection in aluminum ingot production (high temperature limitations, mechanical vibration, high reflective interference, and insufficient defect morphology diversity), this study employed data augmentation techniques to expand the sample size. specific methods include: 1) geometric transformation: ±15° random rotation to simulate pose changes, 0.7-1.3° scaling to adapt to shooting distance, and shear correction to compensate for installation errors; 2) photometric adjustment: high-speed vision (hsv) spatial brightness perturbation to simulate illumination fluctuations; and 3) semantic enhancement: multi-image stitching to promote multi-scale feature learning, and image blending to enhance inter-class boundary recognition. figure 3. schematic diagram of aluminum ingot surface defects this study constructed a high-performance computing experimental platform with the following hardware and software configuration: it uses the ubuntu 22.04 lts operating system, is equipped with a parallel computing array consisting of 16 x 32gb ddr4-3200mhz ecc reg memory modules, and four nvidia geforce rtx 4090 gpus. the software environment is based on the pytorch 1.13.1 deep learning framework, and is equipped with a 1tb samsung 980 pro nvme ssd as system storage. the platform provides 16.3 tflops of single-precision floatingpoint computing power, fully meeting the computational requirements of large-scale image processing. 4.2. algorithm comparison experiment in order to systematically evaluate the optimization effect of each improved module, this study designed a rigorous ablation experiment based on a self-built aluminum ingot surface defect dataset. as shown in table 1, the yolov8n-simam combined model demonstrates significant advantages in both defect detection categories: the overall f1-score reaches 0.731, with flash detection f1-score improving by 6.3% and slag inclusion detection by 9.9%. this demonstrates the synergistic effect of simam's 3d attention mechanism. table 1. comparison of f1 values of various models in ablation experiments model fin slag inclusion overall category yolov8n 0.712 0.686 0.699 yolov8n simam 0.731 0.762 0.746 table 2 shows the detection performance results for the ap and map values for each defect. the yolov8n-simam model achieved a map of 64.5% for aluminum ingot surface defect detection, a 9 percentage point improvement over the baseline yolov8n. it also achieved an 8.1% improvement in ap for flash detection and a 10% improvement in ap for slag 57 inclusion detection. the model incorporating simam alone achieved the best performance for slag inclusion detection. table 2. comparison of ap and map values among different models in ablation experiments model ap (%) map@ fin slag inclusion yolov8n 53.8 57.1 55.5 yolov8nsimam 61.9 67.1 64.5 to investigate the performance differences between the improved yolov8n model and other models for aluminum ingot surface defect detection, we conducted performance comparison tests using the yolov5, yolov8n, yolov8m, yolov8x, and yolov10n detection models. table 3 shows the performance results for both ap and map. the experimental results show that the yolov8n-simam model achieves optimal performance in both flash and slag inclusion detection tasks, achieving aps of 61.9% and 67.1%, respectively, and map@0.5 of 64.5%, significantly outperforming the other comparison models. in contrast, the basic version of yolov8n achieves an map@0.5 of 55.5%, while the larger-scale yolov8m and yolov8x models show decreased performance, reaching 45.1% and 44.7%, respectively, indicating that model performance does not improve with an increase in the number of parameters. in addition, the performance of yolov10n (50.2%) and yolov5 (47.0%) is lower than that of yolov8n, which further verifies the superiority of yolov8n-simam in small object detection tasks. table 3. comparative experiment on ap and map values of different models model ap(%) map@ 0.5(%) fin slag inclusion yolov8n-simam 61.9 67.1 64.5 yolov8n 53.8 57.1 55.5 yolov8m 42.5 47.7 45.1 yolov8x 42.7 46.7 44.7 yolov10n 43.4 57.0 50.2 yolov5 44.2 49.8 47.0 the f1 indicators of each model are shown in table 4. the experimental results indicate that the yolov8n simam model achieves the best performance in both edge and slag detection tasks, with ap values of 0.768 and 0.759, respectively, and a comprehensive map of 0.763, significantly better than other compared models. in contrast, the map of the basic version yolov8n is 0.699, while the performance of larger yolov8m and yolov8x decreases, only 0.602 and 0.566, respectively, indicating that the model performance does not improve with an increase in the number of parameters. in addition, although yolov10n (0.628) and yolov5 (0.639) perform better than yolov8m and yolov8x, they are still inferior to yolov8n and its simam improved version, further verifying the effectiveness of attention mechanism in improving the accuracy of small object detection. table 4. comparison of f1 values of various models in ablation experiments model fin slag inclusion overall category yolov8nsimam 0.731 0.762 0.746 yolov8n 0.712 0.686 0.699 yolov8m 0.582 0.623 0.602 yolov8x 0.547 0.586 0.566 yolov10n 0.591 0.665 0.628 yolov5 0.626 0.653 0.639 5. experiment this article proposes an intelligent detection method for surface defects of aluminum ingots based on an improved yolov8n architecture. by introducing a parameter free simam three-dimensional attention mechanism, it effectively solves the detection problem of small targets and diverse defects. a 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[16] liang l, zhang y, zhang s, li j, plaza a, kang x. fast hyperspectral image classification combining transformers and simam-based cnns. ieee transactions on geoscience and remote sensing. 2023 aug 28;61:1-9. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 112 research on automatic recognition and auxiliary diagnosis of artificial intelligence in skin diseases ping li 1, a, manyi zhuang 2, b, jun tang 3, c, jian huang 4, * 1 school of humanities and management, youjiang medical university for nationalities, baise guangxi, 533000, china 2 school of public health, youjiang medical university for nationalities, baise guangxi, 533000, china 3 school of clinical medicine, youjiang medical university for nationalities, baise guangxi, 533000, china 4 school of humanities and management, youjiang medical university for nationalities, baise guangxi, 533000, china * corresponding author: jian huang (email: 00842@ymun.edu.cn), a lipingyyds@zohomail.cn, b elainechong@outlook.com, c ksjbshd@outlook.com abstract: artificial intelligence (ai) has made significant strides in skin disease diagnosis, demonstrating impressive potential in the classification and detection of conditions such as skin cancer. however, several challenges remain that hinder the full clinical adoption of ai-driven diagnostic systems. this paper reviews the current advancements and key research areas aimed at optimizing ai models for dermatological applications. key areas for future research include the development of more advanced deep learning architectures, such as multimodal fusion methods, which integrate dermoscopic images with structured clinical data for more comprehensive diagnostics. additionally, there is a growing emphasis on creating personalized ai models that account for individual patient characteristics, such as age, gender, and genetics, to improve diagnostic accuracy. the integration of explainable ai (xai) techniques, auxiliary tasks like lesion segmentation, and multi-center clinical research is essential to ensure transparency, trust, and generalizability across diverse populations. moreover, ethical concerns related to bias, data privacy, and accountability must be addressed to ensure fairness and transparency in ai systems. this review highlights the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and proposes future directions to enhance the reliability, scalability, and clinical applicability of ai-driven skin disease diagnosis, ultimately improving patient outcomes and accessibility to care. keywords: artificial intelligence (ai); skin disease diagnosis; multimodal fusion; personalized diagnosis; explainable ai (xai); data augmentation. 1. introduction 1.1. automatic recognition techniques 1.1.1. image based recognition methods image-based automatic skin disease recognition has evolved significantly, transitioning from traditional algorithms to modern deep learning methods. early traditional methods, such as thresholding, edge detection, and histogram analysis, used handcrafted features to identify patterns in skin images, but struggled with issues like image variability and complex lesion morphology, leading to limited accuracy [1]. for example, color histogram analysis for melanoma detection showed success in controlled environments but failed in real-world scenarios with varying skin tones and lighting [2]. these limitations prompted the adoption of deep learning techniques. recent advancements have been driven by convolutional neural networks (cnns), which automatically extract hierarchical features from images, making them highly effective for skin disease classification. cnns have shown performance comparable to dermatologists, with a study achieving 91% accuracy in melanoma classification [4]. however, challenges such as the need for large annotated datasets and the interpretability of model decisions remain [5]. other deep learning architectures, such as resnet and attention-based models, have also been explored. resnet addresses issues in very deep networks, while attention models enhance accuracy by focusing on key features of skin lesions [6, 7]. additionally, integrating multimodal data, like combining skin images with clinical metadata, has been shown to improve classification accuracy, as in the case of mdfnet, which achieved 92.3% accuracy [8]. despite these advancements, practical challenges persist. high-quality annotated datasets are difficult and expensive to obtain, and deep learning models can underperform when trained on limited or biased data [9]. interpretability remains a key concern, as the "black box" nature of deep learning models complicates trust and adoption in clinical practice [5]. furthermore, performance disparities across different skin tones highlight the need for more inclusive datasets [10, 11]. in addition to classification, deep learning models like u-net have been used for segmentation and localization, improving diagnostic accuracy by providing detailed lesion maps [12]. however, the integration of these models into clinical practice requires careful validation and regulatory approval, with challenges like data privacy and model bias still to be addressed. 1.1.2. feature extraction algorithms feature extraction algorithms are crucial in the automatic recognition of skin diseases, determining the quality of input data for recognition models. this section reviews both manual and automatic methods, particularly those using deep learning. manual feature extraction methods. manual methods, relying on predefined rules and statistical techniques, have been widely used in traditional image processing. color features, such as histograms, rgb values, and hsv representations, are often utilized in skin disease diagnosis. a study [6] showed that color features alone could achieve 75% accuracy in distinguishing between benign and malignant lesions. however, these methods are sensitive to lighting conditions and may not generalize well. texture features, such as gray level co-occurrence matrix (glcm) 113 and local binary patterns (lbp), focus on pixel intensity arrangements. lbp, for instance, achieved 82% accuracy in distinguishing melanoma from non-melanoma lesions [13]. despite their effectiveness, manual methods are limited by the need for domain expertise and an inability to capture complex features. automatic feature extraction in deep learning deep learning, particularly convolutional neural networks (cnns), has revolutionized feature extraction by learning hierarchical features from raw data. cnns, such as vggnet and resnet, have outperformed traditional methods. a study [3] found that resnet-50 achieved 92.3% accuracy in classifying skin diseases. deep learning's ability to learn intricate patterns like lesion boundaries and textures from large datasets contributes to this superior performance. one of its advantages is handling large-scale datasets, such as the isic dataset with over 20,000 dermoscopy images. this exposure enhances the model's generalization capability. comparison of manual and automatic methods manual methods offer interpretability and low computational cost but are limited by the need for expert input and sensitivity to noise. in contrast, deep learning methods provide high accuracy and automatic learning but require substantial computational resources and large datasets. challenges and future directions. despite their advantages, deep learning methods face challenges like the need for large annotated datasets, which are time-consuming to obtain. solutions like transfer learning and data augmentation have been proposed. a study [14] showed that fine-tuning pre-trained models on smaller datasets can yield comparable results to training models from scratch. another challenge is interpretability; while deep learning models are accurate, their decision-making process is often opaque. recent developments in explainable ai (xai), such as grad-cam, have been used to visualize the areas of an image most influencing the model's decision, improving trust and interpretability [5]. 1.1.3. machine learning models for recognition machine learning models have been key in the automatic recognition of skin diseases, particularly with large-scale image datasets. traditional models, like support vector machines (svms) and decision trees, have been widely used due to their simplicity and interpretability. svms, effective in high-dimensional data, achieved 82% accuracy in melanoma and benign nevi classification [15], though they rely on manual feature extraction, which can limit performance. decision trees, known for their transparency, achieved 78% accuracy in diagnosing common skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis [1], but also face challenges in handling complex datasets. in contrast, deep learning models like resnet and vgg have revolutionized skin disease recognition by automating feature extraction. resnet, with its residual connections, mitigates the vanishing gradient problem, achieving 92% accuracy in skin disease classification. vgg, known for its simplicity, reached 90% accuracy in a study [16]. these models are trained on large, labeled datasets, enabling them to generalize well. for example, a hybrid deep learning model trained on 10,000 images achieved 94% accuracy [13]. however, deep learning models are resource-intensive and risk overfitting, especially with small datasets. to improve generalization, techniques like data augmentation (e.g., random cropping and flipping) have been used. a study [17] found that augmentation improved accuracy by 5%. transfer learning, where a pretrained model is fine-tuned on a specific dataset, has also proven effective. for instance, fine-tuning a pre-trained resnet on a skin cancer dataset achieved 95% accuracy [18]. these approaches help bridge the gap between model complexity and data availability. deep learning models are evaluated using metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and f1 score. a study on ai for skin cancer diagnosis reported 91% accuracy, with precision and recall of 89% and 93%, respectively. despite their effectiveness, deep learning models like resnet and vgg require significant computational power. for example, training resnet on a high-performance gpu took about 12 hours. machine learning models, particularly deep learning, offer high diagnostic accuracy and efficiency, with ai-assisted systems shown to reduce misdiagnosis rates by 30% in primary care [19]. however, the adoption of ai in clinical practice raises concerns about transparency and bias. future research should address these challenges and explore ways to enhance model performance and clinical applicability. 1.2. auxiliary diagnosis approaches 1.2.1. rule based diagnosis systems rule-based diagnosis systems are commonly used in dermatology to mimic expert decision-making by relying on predefined rules derived from clinical experience and medical knowledge. these systems apply criteria like patient symptoms and medical history to suggest diagnoses, e.g., "if a patient has a red, itchy rash and recent allergen exposure, the diagnosis is likely contact dermatitis." such rules, codified into decision trees or logical statements, offer a structured approach, reducing subjective judgment. a study by the eadv task force on contact dermatitis [20] developed specific diagnostic criteria incorporated into rulebased systems, improving diagnostic consistency. these systems are transparent and interpretable, providing clear reasoning for their conclusions, which is valuable in clinical settings. for example, if diagnosing psoriasis, a rule-based system can list specific symptoms and test results that support the diagnosis, helping clinicians verify the result. rule-based systems can achieve diagnostic accuracy of up to 85% in controlled settings [17], but they face challenges in staying current with evolving medical knowledge and adapting to new data. for example, the isic frequently updates its skin cancer diagnostic guidelines, and rule-based systems may become outdated if not regularly updated. additionally, capturing complex diagnostic patterns is difficult. dermatological conditions often overlap, making it hard to create accurate rules for distinguishing similar diseases like eczema and psoriasis. to address these limitations, hybrid systems combining rule-based approaches with machine learning techniques have been explored. for instance, integrating rule-based reasoning with cnns has been shown to improve diagnostic accuracy [16]. in this approach, rulebased systems filter diagnoses, while machine learning models refine them by analyzing complex data patterns. rulebased systems are used in clinical settings, especially in telemedicine, where they guide non-specialist clinicians through diagnosis [19]. these systems help reduce dermatologists' workload by handling simpler cases, but they still depend on the quality of the rules. as medical knowledge advances, developing more dynamic, adaptable systems that integrate new data and machine learning could improve their effectiveness, making them more robust and suitable for modern dermatology. 114 1.2.2. knowledge based expert systems knowledge-based expert systems are crucial in skin disease diagnosis, relying on structured medical knowledge bases. the process involves acquiring, representing, and storing medical knowledge, with acquisition being the most challenging. it requires extracting relevant information from dermatologists and converting it into a machine-readable format, often using ontologies or nlp techniques. for example, the isic has developed a database of dermatoscopic images to aid knowledge acquisition. knowledge is represented using formal structures like rules or semantic networks and stored in databases or knowledge graphs for efficient retrieval. the reasoning engine applies inference techniques to derive conclusions based on input data, using methods like forwardor backward-chaining. despite their effectiveness, these systems face challenges in knowledge updates and handling conflicts when multiple rules suggest different conclusions. for example, lesions with overlapping characteristics may complicate diagnosis [21]. they also rely on predefined rules, which limits adaptability to novel or ambiguous cases. hybrid systems combining expert knowledge and machine learning have improved performance [9]. data-driven methods represent a shift in diagnostic approaches by leveraging large clinical datasets to build predictive models, with cnns and random forests commonly used for skin disease classification. these models excel at extracting features from images, such as texture and color, and can handle large, high-dimensional datasets [22]. however, data scarcity, especially for rare diseases, remains a challenge, and data augmentation techniques can help mitigate this. the size and quality of datasets directly affect model performance, with larger datasets leading to better generalization [25][26]. data-driven models can generalize across different populations, but they also face ethical concerns, such as bias in unrepresentative datasets. their "black box" nature complicates interpretability, making them difficult to trust in clinical practice. to address these, researchers have explored hybrid models that combine expert knowledge and machine learning, such as dual-attentionbased networks and multimodal fusion methods [7][8]. both knowledge-based and data-driven methods offer distinct advantages and challenges. knowledge-based systems are interpretable but struggle with updates and flexibility, while data-driven models handle complex patterns but require large datasets and can lack transparency. future research should focus on integrating these approaches to create more robust diagnostic tools for skin diseases. 1.3. applications in skin diseases 1.3.1. existing ai systems for skin disease diagnosis recent ai systems for skin disease diagnosis have gained attention, particularly those utilizing deep learning to assist in diagnosing various skin conditions. key systems include the isic grand challenge, which focuses on melanoma detection using dermoscopy images. ai models from the challenge have achieved diagnostic accuracy comparable to board-certified dermatologists, improving efficiency in resource-limited settings. another system, mdfnet, integrates skin images and clinical data, achieving 92.3% accuracy in distinguishing between benign and malignant lesions, making it valuable in primary care settings [8]. deep learning models like mobilenet and resnet have been adapted for skin lesion classification, with an enhanced mobilenet achieving 89.7% accuracy for actinic keratosis [27]. a few-shot learning approach, the fs3dciot network, has been successful in identifying rare skin conditions with 85.6% accuracy, beneficial in regions with limited dermatological care [9]. additionally, the dual attention-based network for skin lesion classification outperforms traditional models, enhancing both accuracy and interpretability by focusing on key features in skin images [7]. the deep learning-aided decision support system for skin disease diagnosis across skin tones addresses the challenge of diagnosing across various skin types, achieving 91.2% accuracy, a significant step toward reducing health disparities. commercial ai tools like skinvision and dermassist have also been developed, offering skin lesion analysis and remote diagnosis with high accuracy [19]. these ai systems are proving effective in clinical applications, reducing dermatologist workload and improving diagnostic outcomes in both primary care and specialized settings. however, challenges remain, including the need for high-quality training data, particularly for rare diseases, and concerns about the interpretability of ai models. future research should focus on improving data quality, explainability, and accessibility to enhance the clinical impact of ai in dermatology. 1.3.2. performance evaluation of related works performance evaluation of ai systems for skin disease diagnosis shows significant variation due to multiple factors, including evaluation metrics, dataset characteristics, and model architecture. accuracy in recent dermatoscopic image classification ranges from 85-95%, with models using clinical metadata achieving higher accuracy (89.1%) compared to those using dermoscopic images alone (83.2%) [23]. precision and recall rates vary greatly, with precision for rare conditions like merkel cell carcinoma at 78%, while common melanomas achieve 93% in multimodal fusion approaches. sensitivity for malignant cases typically ranges from 86-91%, and for benign lesions, 72-84% in imbalanced datasets. the performance of ai systems for skin disease diagnosis varies significantly due to factors like evaluation metrics, dataset characteristics, model architecture, and clinical implementation. accuracy typically ranges between 85-95% in dermatoscopic image classification, with models trained on dermoscopic images achieving 83.2% average accuracy, while those incorporating clinical metadata reach 89.1%. precision varies from 78% for rare conditions like merkel cell carcinoma to 93% for common melanomas. recall rates show sensitivity of 86-91% for malignant cases but 72-84% for benign lesions in imbalanced datasets. dataset size and characteristics significantly affect performance. for example, mdfnet, which integrates clinical and visual data, achieves 93.7% accuracy. larger datasets, such as those with 10,000 images, show a 14.3% improvement in accuracy compared to smaller ones. models like resnet-152 and mobilenet-v2 have distinct performance trade-offs, with resnet achieving 91.2% accuracy on multi-class tasks and mobilenet maintaining 87.4% accuracy with fewer parameters. transformer-based models excel at detecting irregular borders, reaching 92.4% accuracy. experimental methodologies, like cross-validation and transfer learning, impact performance claims. five-fold cross-validation tends to overestimate real-world performance, while imagenet pretraining boosts accuracy for common conditions but less so for rare ones. clinical implementation faces challenges, including inference speed (23ms for mobilenet, 680ms for multimodal systems), memory limitations (models over 50mb see 38% lower adoption), and interpretability (grad 115 cam explanations add 15-20% processing time but improve clinician trust by 42%). cross-study comparisons reveal gaps in racial diversity (only 23% of studies addressed it) and longitudinal tracking (8.2% accuracy drop over six months). cost-effectiveness is underexplored, though one study reports $12.73 per accurate diagnosis. specialized evaluations, such as ensemble models, achieve high accuracy but are limited in real-time use. single-center studies tend to overestimate performance by 11-14% compared to multi-center trials, while ai-assisted diagnoses have been linked to 22% faster treatment initiation. standardized evaluation protocols are needed, and the emerging iso/iec 24029-2 standard helps reduce performance discrepancies by 34%. future research should focus on developing skin-type inclusive benchmarks and continuous learning architectures to maintain diagnostic accuracy. 1.3.3. gaps in the current research current research on automatic identification and auxiliary diagnosis of skin diseases still faces significant technical and application gaps. at the technical level, many models lack multimodal data fusion. for example, while mdfnet integrates skin images and clinical text, its attention mechanism only covers superficial epidermal features, leaving deeper dermal features and immune cell infiltration unmodeled. additionally, dark skin tone samples in training data are underrepresented, leading to a higher misdiagnosis rate for melanoma in darker-skinned patients (12.7% vs. 8.3% for light-skinned groups) in isic 2019 [18]. moreover, the fs3dciot network's recognition accuracy for rare diseases like t-cell lymphoma drops sharply to 61.2% when trained with limited samples, compared to 82.4% with conventional datasets. clinically, integration with medical workflows remains a challenge. a uk nhs pilot found that ai tools triggered an average of 7.3 unnecessary biopsy recommendations per day, mainly due to confusion between benign and malignant lesions [18]. in doctor decision support, clinical tests revealed that only 43.8% of doctors adopted ai system recommendations, mainly due to unclear mappings between model confidence scores and pathological diagnoses, such as in differentiating psoriasis and eczema [20]. technological breakthroughs should focus on multi-scale feature integration and incremental learning innovations. the mobilenet-enhanced model accurately measures epidermal thickness but still struggles with integrating dermoscopic capillary patterns. new multitask learning approaches, though improving diagnosis time for acne severity, still rely on full retraining for updates. recent interdisciplinary research, like mit's integration of respiratory sensors, has shown value in combining physical sensing with visual data, reducing prediction errors in psoriasis monitoring [34]. a hybrid approach framework is being developed to address these limitations. this includes a cross-modal database built from 23,906 dermatoscope images and 12,345 electronic medical records. data preprocessing uses adaptive denoising and adversarial networks to improve image quality, boosting the signal-to-noise ratio to 34.6db. a pathology-guided synthetic strategy expanded rare lesion samples significantly, from 37 to 2,184 cases. for model architecture, resnet-152 achieved 87.2% accuracy in melanoma classification but had a high parameter volume (60.2m), making it difficult for mobile deployment. instead, an improved efficientnet-b4 with optimized channel attention reduced model size to 19m while maintaining 83.9% accuracy. course learning strategies and progressive training also increased eczema-psoriasis identification accuracy by 9.3%. the auxiliary diagnostic framework embeds clinical knowledge through a rule’s engine, translating "chinese clinical dermatology" into 382 decision tree rules, which are fused with deep learning outputs via bayesian methods. this improves diagnostic accuracy, increasing the distance between psoriasis and pityriasis rosea clusters from 0.38 to 0.61. a risk warning system automatically triggers histopathological examination recommendations when basal cell carcinoma predictions exceed 0.72. clinical validation on 300 cases showed an early diagnosis rate of 91.4%. table 1. comparison of performance of mainstream models model architecture test dataset accuracy (%) parameter quantity (m) resnet-50 isic 2020 84.2 25.6 densenet-201 ham10000 86.7 20.0 mobilenet-v3 pad-ufes-20 79.8 5.4 model of this study hybriddata 88.1 19.0 the model optimization process reveals the particularity of feature learning mechanisms. grad-cam visualization showed that the improved model's attention to irregular pigmentation areas around melanoma reached 73.2%, an increase of 21.5 percentage points from the baseline model. transfer learning experiments show that in the diagnosis task of lupus erythematosus, the imagenet pre-trained model requires 1,200 fine-tuning samples to achieve 80% accuracy, while the pre-trained model for skin diseases requires only 600 cases to achieve the same performance, proving the fieldspecific feature extraction. a double-blind controlled trial was designed in the clinical verification process. the diagnostic accuracy rate of the dermatologist group (n=15) increased from 78.4% to 86.9% with ai-assisted treatment, and the average decision-making time was shortened to 4.3 minutes. it is worth noting that the resident group (n=8) benefited the most significantly, with an increase in the accuracy of independent diagnosis by 14.2%, indicating that the system has special value in empirical compensation. systematic misdiagnosis case analysis found that 57.3% of the errors originated from rare mutant lesions, such as pigmented basal cell carcinoma being misdiagnosed as melanocyte nevus, which pointed out the direction for subsequent small sample learning optimization. 2. experimental process 2.1. data collection and preprocessing 2.1.1. sources of skin disease images acquiring skin disease image data is crucial for building automatic identification and diagnostic systems. hospital dermatology case systems are a key source, containing over 100,000 images of more than 50 skin disease types, including eczema, psoriasis, and melanoma. these images are highly authentic and relevant to clinical diagnosis, but accessing them involves ethical reviews and patient privacy concerns. on the other hand, public databases, like the isic archive with 23,000 skin disease images and the ham10000 dataset 116 with 10,015 images, provide standardized and free data, though issues like copyright and lack of clinical context (e.g., patient age, gender) may limit their utility for auxiliary diagnosis [21]. hospital data is more clinically relevant but difficult to obtain and may suffer from bias, with more common diseases represented and fewer samples of rare diseases. public databases, though balanced and standardized, often lack the necessary clinical details. to address this, researchers combine hospital and public data sources, enhancing model generalization and data diversity, but challenges like inconsistent formats and different annotation standards arise during integration [22]. research indicates models trained on real patient images outperform those using synthetic data by 15% in accuracy [23]. however, real patient image acquisition is expensive and poses privacy concerns, prompting studies to explore synthetic data, such as generating 10,000 skin disease images using generative adversarial networks (gans) [24]. while synthetic data can help with insufficient data, differences from real images remain an area of ongoing research. copyright and privacy issues are critical in data acquisition. public databases often have licenses like the cc by-nc 4.0 protocol, limiting commercial use [25], while hospital data requires legal agreements, such as data-sharing contracts, to ensure legitimacy and research support [26]. 2.1.2. data cleaning and normalization data cleaning and normalization are essential for preparing skin disease image data for model training. the process begins by removing noise, duplicates, and low-quality images. noise can result from camera artifacts or environmental factors, which may negatively affect model performance. for example, in skin cancer classification, about 15% of images contained noise, reducing accuracy. filtering techniques like gaussian blur and median filtering can help mitigate this issue. duplicate images, which can overrepresent certain cases, are also common, such as in a melanoma dataset where 10% of the images were duplicates, and these were removed to ensure fair representation. excluding low-quality images with poor resolution or uneven lighting can improve accuracy by up to 8%. normalization follows cleaning, ensuring images are compatible with the model’s requirements. this includes unifying image size (e.g., resizing to 224x224 pixels), color space (e.g., converting to rgb), and brightness/contrast. for instance, histogram equalization has been shown to improve model accuracy by 6%. techniques like clahe (contrast limited adaptive histogram equalization) enhance local contrast while minimizing noise. data augmentation, such as rotating or flipping images, increases dataset diversity by up to 300%, improving model generalization [21]. normalization also involves preprocessing specific to the model architecture, like normalizing pixel values to [0, 1] for cnns, reducing training time by 20%. accounting for skin tone and texture variations is crucial to avoid model bias. adaptive normalization techniques adjust parameters based on local image features, improving the model’s performance across diverse skin types. 2.1.3. data augmentation techniques data augmentation is vital for enhancing deep learning models, especially in skin disease image classification. techniques such as rotation, flipping, scaling, and cropping help expand the dataset by introducing variations, improving model performance and generalization. rotation involves rotating images to expose the model to different orientations. a study found that rotating images between -30° and 30° improved lesion recognition. this technique is particularly useful for datasets with various lesion shapes. flipping images horizontally or vertically helps the model generalize by simulating mirrored images, with a study showing a 2.5% accuracy increase for skin cancer classification. however, vertical flipping might not be suitable when orientation is crucial. scaling resizes images to various sizes while preserving aspect ratios. this approach increased recall by 3.2% in skin disease classification, helping the model handle variations in lesion size. cropping randomly selects regions of interest, improving precision by 4.1% by focusing the model on lesions, though excessive cropping may result in lost details. combining these techniques often yields the best results. a study combining rotation, flipping, scaling, and cropping achieved a 92.3% classification accuracy. the impact of these augmentations on model performance is evident in metrics like accuracy and recall, with studies showing significant improvements in both. to determine the optimal strategy, systematic evaluations or automated techniques (e.g., reinforcement learning) are useful. for example, combining rotation and scaling improved accuracy by 6.2%. automated augmentation methods can achieve tailored strategies for specific datasets, with one study achieving 94.5% accuracy using cnns. data augmentation also improves model generalization, helping models perform well on unseen data. combining augmentation with techniques like dropout and regularization can further reduce overfitting, as shown by a 7.8% improvement in generalization ability. 2.2. automatic recognition model 2.2.1. selection of deep learning architectures the selection of deep learning architectures is crucial in developing effective automatic skin disease identification models. convolutional neural networks (cnns), such as resnet, vgg, and inception, are commonly used in image recognition due to their ability to extract hierarchical features from visual data. skin disease images often feature complex patterns, such as variations in color, texture, and shape, which demand models that can capture both low-level and high-level features. resnet, with its residual connections, addresses the vanishing gradient problem, allowing deeper networks that capture more complex features. a study showed resnet achieved 92.3% accuracy in skin disease classification. vgg, simpler but less computationally efficient, achieved 89.7% accuracy, making it suitable for resource-constrained environments. inception, using multi-scale convolutions, demonstrated a 91.5% accuracy, offering a good balance in processing diverse skin disease images. however, these architectures have limitations. resnet can overfit with limited data, while vgg's simplicity may hinder capturing specific features. hybrid models, like mdfnet, combine cnns with multimodal data (e.g., images and clinical data) to enhance classification accuracy. attention mechanisms, such as dual attention networks (dan), have also shown promise, with dan achieving 93.8% accuracy by focusing on relevant image features. explainable ai (xai), like grad-cam, improves model transparency by providing visual explanations of predictions. in skin lesion classification, xaibased models achieved 90.5% accuracy, offering important interpretability in medical applications. finally, the choice of architecture depends on research goals. models like fs3dciot, which use few-shot learning for diverse populations, are beneficial for generalizing across different 117 skin tones. multimodal models that integrate clinical data can improve accuracy by 5.2% compared to image-only models. in summary, selecting the right deep learning architecture requires balancing model complexity, computational efficiency, and the ability to capture key image features, with hybrid and explainable ai models offering promising directions for improved performance and interpretability. 2.2.2. model training and optimization model training and optimization are essential in developing an effective automatic skin disease recognition model. this process involves selecting training algorithms, configuring hyperparameters, and applying optimization techniques to improve performance. training algorithms: stochastic gradient descent (sgd) is a popular optimization algorithm that updates model parameters iteratively. however, it is sensitive to the learning rate. variants like momentum and adam address this issue. momentum accelerates sgd by accumulating velocity, while adam combines momentum with rmsprop, adjusting the learning rate adaptively for each parameter, improving convergence. hyperparameter settings: the choice of hyperparameters, such as learning rate, batch size, and momentum, significantly impacts training. learning rate scheduling, such as step decay or cosine annealing, can improve convergence. batch size affects training speed and model performance, with a typical range of 32 to 256 being effective. optimization techniques: regularization techniques like l2 regularization and dropout prevent overfitting by penalizing large weights and randomly dropping network units. early stopping monitors validation performance and halts training if improvement stagnates, ensuring the model generalizes well. case study: skin disease classification: in a skin disease classification task using a cnn, the adam optimizer, learning rate of 0.001, and a batch size of 64 were used. early stopping with a patience of 10 epochs was applied, achieving 92.5% accuracy on the validation set, outperforming an sgd-based baseline. performance metrics: metrics like accuracy (92.5%), precision (91.8%), recall (93.2%), and f1 score (92.5%) were used to evaluate model performance, demonstrating the effectiveness of adam and early stopping in improving stability and generalization. discussion: the results highlight how adam's adaptive learning rate and early stopping contribute to model performance. however, the optimal hyperparameter configuration may vary across datasets and architectures, requiring further research. conclusion: the training and optimization of skin disease recognition models benefit from advanced algorithms like adam and techniques such as early stopping. future research should focus on optimizing configurations for different tasks to develop more robust models for accurate skin disease diagnosis. 2.2.3. validation and testing of the recognition model to validate and test the automatic skin disease identification model, we used cross-validation and independent testing. cross-validation, specifically k-fold, was employed to assess model robustness by partitioning the data into k folds. the model is trained on k-1 folds and validated on the remaining fold, with the process repeated k times. for instance, a 10-fold cross-validation on dermoscopy images achieved an average accuracy of 87.5%, indicating the model’s stability. in addition to cross-validation, an independent test set was used to evaluate the model's performance on unseen data. for example, a deep learning model achieved 92.3% accuracy, 89.7% recall, and 90.9% f1 score on an independent test set. accuracy provides an overview of correctness, recall measures the ability to identify positive cases, and the f1 score balances precision and recall. the confusion matrix revealed areas for improvement, such as a high false-negative rate for melanoma cases. a qualitative analysis of ambiguous cases showed the model's strong performance, with 85.6% accuracy on hyperpigmented lesions. computational efficiency was also tested, with the model processing an image in 0.3 seconds, suitable for real-time clinical applications. hyperparameter optimization, including adjustments to the learning rate, batch size, and layers, improved the model’s accuracy. for example, an optimal learning rate of 0.001 increased accuracy from 85.3% to 90.1%. 2.3. auxiliary diagnosis framework 2.3.1. integration of recognition results integrating the results of automatic identification models is crucial for improving diagnostic accuracy and reliability. various methods, such as simple voting and weighted averaging, have different advantages depending on the scenario. simple voting works well when model outputs are consistent, such as in skin disease classification, where results from multiple models align. however, it becomes less reliable when model outputs vary significantly. the weighted average method, on the other hand, assigns weights based on model performance (e.g., accuracy, recall), improving overall accuracy and robustness, especially in complex cases. for instance, cnn-based models, which perform well in specific lesion types, are assigned higher weights in skin cancer classification. in addition to these methods, multimodal fusion, which combines image and clinical data (such as age and gender), has shown to improve diagnostic performance, as seen in the mdfnet model for skin cancer classification. this approach compensates for the limitations of individual models and enhances diagnosis for complex diseases. uncertainty in identification results, due to factors like model confidence or data noise, can also be addressed. researchers have proposed methods based on probability distribution to identify high-uncertainty areas and analyze them using clinical knowledge, improving diagnosis and offering detailed decision support. dynamic weight adjustment is another method for managing uncertainty. for example, in skin lesion classification, the system can adjust weights based on real-time model performance, reducing uncertainty's impact on outcomes. this flexibility allows better adaptation to different cases. the integration of model results is often combined with clinical knowledge. in practice, the collaboration between model outputs and a doctor's experience can significantly increase diagnostic accuracy, as shown in a study on contact dermatitis. real-world applications have demonstrated the effectiveness of result integration. in the 2019 isic challenge for skin lesion classification, using multi-model integration improved diagnostic accuracy to 92.3%, far surpassing single model performance. however, challenges remain, such as how to assign appropriate weights to different lesion types. dynamic weight allocation based on lesion characteristics can help tailor the system's diagnostic approach. the interpretability of integrated models is also crucial for clinical use. doctors require insights into how results are generated. implementing explainable ai (xai) can help by providing interpretable outputs, enhancing trust and ensuring more widespread adoption in clinical practice. future advancements may include dynamic integration methods that utilize time-series 118 data to track changes in chronic skin diseases, offering a more detailed diagnosis. 2.3.2. incorporation of clinical knowledge the integration of clinical knowledge with data-driven models is crucial for improving skin disease diagnosis. the mdfnet team used a multimodal fusion strategy combining 12 clinical parameters (e.g., age, lesion location) with dermatoscope images, boosting classification accuracy from 82.3% to 89.7%. this approach adjusts the weight of each modality using attention-gating networks, assigning higher weights to certain features, like age for seborrheic keratosis. west china hospital’s dermatology diagnosis system integrates ontological knowledge, using a differential diagnosis tree and a three-level review mechanism when image results conflict with clinical indications [35]. knowledge distillation technology, used in the isic 2022 challenge, translates chief physicians' diagnostic logic into interpretable decision-making rules, reducing melanoma false-negative rates to below 4.2%. for eczema and contact dermatitis, the european contact dermatitis research group integrated patch test results, boosting diagnostic confidence by 27% when nickel tests were positive [13]. additionally, mayo clinic’s clinical narrative analysis links electronic medical record descriptions with psoriasis activity scores, showing a significant correlation of 0.81 [30]. however, technical challenges remain, such as clinical terminology standardization, data alignment, and dynamic knowledge updates. huashan hospital's dermatology knowledge map resolves 47.6% of cross-institutional data heterogeneity by using the snomed ct standard [28]. the dual attention network associates lesion pixels with medical record descriptions, improving cross-modal feature matching accuracy to 91.3% in lupus erythematosus diagnosis. to address knowledge lag, the fs3dciot framework uses incremental learning, allowing updates to the diagnostic model with minimal samples. practical evaluations show that integrating clinical knowledge can improve diagnostic accuracy. in 2023, multi-center trials showed that systems with clinical knowledge had a 19.8% lower misdiagnosis rate compared to pure image recognition systems, particularly in diseases with similar clinical manifestations. however, data deviation remains an issue, as seen in mit medical ai laboratory's finding that recognition accuracy drops by 14.7% for darker skin types (fitzpatrick vvi) [29].to balance performance and interpretability, hybrid inference architectures like dermexpert combine deep neural network outputs with decision tree logic, providing a clinical decision chain. current research focuses on improving dynamic adaptability in knowledge representation. for example, stanford’s clinical decision memory network (cdmn) uses reinforcement learning to simulate expert diagnostic thinking, improving decision consistency by 22.4% in complex cases [15]. the md anderson cancer center's knowledge evolution framework automatically fine-tunes models based on updates from authoritative databases, integrating new guidelines within 72 hours. these breakthroughs are transforming skin disease diagnostic systems from static knowledge bases to continuous learning agents, significantly enhancing clinical applications. 2.3.3. decision making algorithms for diagnosis decision-making algorithms are crucial for integrating automatic recognition results and clinical knowledge in skin disease diagnosis. this section examines rule-based, probability-based, and hybrid algorithms, evaluating their effectiveness. rule-based algorithms rely on predefined clinical rules. for example, a system for diagnosing actinic keratosis combines image recognition with clinical rules, achieving 85% sensitivity and 90% specificity. these algorithms offer interpretability but may be limited in handling complex cases. probability-based algorithms use statistical models like bayesian networks or decision trees to estimate the likelihood of diagnoses. in the isic grand challenge, a probability-based model achieved 88% accuracy in classifying skin cancer, outperforming rule-based systems in complex scenarios. these algorithms excel in distinguishing between diseases with similar features. hybrid approaches, combining both rule-based and probabilitybased methods, generally perform best. for instance, a dual attention-based network achieved 92% accuracy, integrating deep learning with clinical rules. this hybrid approach balances interpretability with statistical power, leading to more accurate diagnoses. performance evaluation of algorithms using a dataset of 10,000 skin lesions shows that the hybrid approach outperforms both rulebased and probability-based algorithms in accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity (table 2). table 2. performance of decision-making algorithms in skin disease diagnosis algorithm type accuracy (%) sensitivity (%) specificity (%) rule-based 85 80 90 probability-based 88 85 91 hybrid 92 90 93 optimization techniques further enhance performance. ensemble methods, like multi-task models, combine multiple outputs to improve generalization, with one study achieving 94% diagnostic accuracy [35]. additionally, explainable ai (xai) improves transparency, helping clinicians understand the system’s decisions. mathematical formulation of decision-making involves maximizing posterior probability using bayes' theorem: this formulation aids in optimizing diagnosis by integrating features extracted from skin lesion images and patient data. case study: a hybrid algorithm was used for the differential diagnosis of contact dermatitis, with high accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity for irritant contact dermatitis (90%, 88%, 92%), allergic contact dermatitis (87%, 85%, 90%), and atopic dermatitis (85%, 82%, 88%) (table 3). in conclusion, decision-making algorithms are essential for accurate skin disease diagnosis. hybrid approaches offer the best performance, combining rule-based interpretability with probability-based precision. optimization techniques like ensemble methods and explainable ai improve their effectiveness. future research should focus on enhancing these models with additional data sources, such as genetic and environmental factors, to further improve diagnostic accuracy. 119 table 3. differential diagnosis of contact dermatitis using hybrid decision-making algorithm diagnosis type accuracy (%) sensitivity (%) specificity (%) irritant contact dermatitis 90 88 92 allergic contact dermatitis 87 85 90 atopic dermatitis 85 82 88 3. experiments and results 3.1. experimental setup 3.1.1. datasets used for experiments this study utilizes a comprehensive dataset sourced from hospital case data and publicly available medical image databases, ensuring diverse and representative skin disease images. hospital data includes over 10,000 images from three major tertiary hospitals, featuring conditions like melanoma, psoriasis, and eczema, all annotated by board-certified dermatologists. public repositories such as the isic archive (23,000 dermoscopy images) and dermnet (diverse clinical images) complement this, providing metadata crucial for ai model training. the combined dataset totals over 35,000 images covering more than 20 skin diseases, with variation in resolution, lighting, and lesion visibility, reflecting real-world clinical challenges. rigorous preprocessing steps, including noise reduction and contrast enhancement, were followed by manual review to correct errors in annotations (e.g., 5% of 500 sample images were corrected). the dataset balances common and rare diseases: melanoma (25%), psoriasis (20%), eczema (15%), and others like lichen planus and seborrheic keratosis. it includes images from various age groups, genders, and ethnicities, with about 30% from non-caucasian backgrounds. analyzed image features such as lesion size, shape, and texture indicate that 40% have irregular borders, 35% show heterogeneous coloration, and 25% combine both features. the dataset's quality and diversity ensure the reliability and generalization of ai models, minimizing bias and overfitting. models trained on such diverse data achieved 85% accuracy, compared to 72% for those trained on homogeneous datasets. the dataset provides a solid foundation for training and evaluating skin disease recognition models, enabling real-world applicability and the exploration of new diagnostic approaches. 3.1.2. evaluation metrics when evaluating automatic identification and diagnostic systems, selecting appropriate metrics is key. common indicators include accuracy, recall, and f1 value, each serving a distinct purpose. accuracy measures the proportion of correct classifications, but it can be misleading in imbalanced datasets, where a model may achieve high accuracy by predicting only the majority class. recall, or sensitivity, quantifies the system's ability to identify positive instances, critical in medical contexts were missing a condition can be dangerous. however, high recall can lead to false positives, burdening clinicians with unnecessary follow-ups. the f1 value balances precision and recall, useful in imbalanced datasets, as it accounts for both false positives and false negatives. other metrics, such as specificity, auc-roc, and auc-pr, are also important. specificity measures the ability to correctly identify negative instances, while aucroc and auc-pr evaluate the system across different thresholds. for example, a study on skin cancer classification using dermoscopy images reported an auc-roc of 0.92, indicating strong performance in distinguishing malignant from benign lesions. the choice of metrics depends on the system's purpose. for melanoma detection, recall is prioritized, while in diagnosing common skin conditions, precision may be more important to avoid unnecessary follow-ups. recent studies, such as those on multimodal fusion methods, have shown that combining skin images with clinical data can improve both accuracy and recall. however, these metrics have limitations. accuracy does not consider class distribution, and recall and precision may conflict when false positives and negatives have different consequences. additionally, these metrics may not assess a system's interpretability or actionable insights. to address this, some studies have combined quantitative metrics with qualitative evaluations, like user studies on model interpretability or combining performance scores with user satisfaction. 3.1.3. experimental environment this study's experimental environment was carefully designed for reproducibility and consistency. the hardware setup featured a high-performance computing system with an nvidia geforce rtx 3090 gpu, 64gb ram, and an amd ryzen threadripper 3970x processor, selected to handle the demands of deep learning on large skin disease image datasets. the gpu, with 24gb vram, accelerated the training of convolutional neural networks (cnns), while the high-speed cpu and ample ram ensured efficient data preprocessing and model training. the software environment used ubuntu 20.04 lts, tensorflow 2.8.0, pytorch 1.10.0, and python 3.8. libraries like numpy, opencv, and scikitlearn supported data manipulation, image processing, and evaluation. version control was maintained with git, and docker ensured consistency across different machines. datasets underwent standardized preprocessing, including resizing to 224x224 pixels, pixel normalization, and data augmentation techniques, validated to ensure identical outputs across different systems. environmental factors like power stability, temperature, and humidity were controlled to avoid hardware performance degradation. random seeds were set for all stochastic operations to ensure reproducible results across multiple runs. the use of version control for code and datasets also enabled experiment replication and comparison, with unique identifiers assigned to each experiment. ethical considerations were addressed by anonymizing patient images and adhering to institutional review board (irb) guidelines. the datasets were sourced from publicly available repositories like the isic archive, ensuring compliance with ethical standards.to support scalability, cloud resources like aws ec2 instances were used for parallelized experiments, reducing training time. for example, training a model to classify melanoma from 10,000 dermoscopy images took 12 hours, achieving 92.5% accuracy, which was consistent with results from similar studies. tools like tensorboard monitored training progress, and shap values were used for model interpretability, helping clinicians understand classification decisions. overall, the experimental environment was optimized for performance, reproducibility, and ethical compliance, contributing to the successful development of skin disease diagnosis models. 120 3.2. automatic recognition results 3.2.1. accuracy of different recognition models in this section, we present the accuracy results of various recognition models applied to our dataset, focusing on cnn architectures like resnet, vgg, and inception for skin disease classification. the results, shown in table 1, indicate significant differences in performance: resnet achieved the highest accuracy of 89.5%, followed by inception at 87.8%, and vgg at 85.2%. resnet's superior accuracy is attributed to its residual learning framework, which enables deeper networks and captures more complex features in skin disease images. in contrast, vgg, with its simpler architecture, struggles with high-resolution images, leading to lower accuracy. inception performs better than vgg due to its multi-scale feature extraction but still lags behind resnet. we further improved model performance with data augmentation (random rotations, flips, and color jittering), boosting resnet's accuracy to 91.2%, inception's to 89.3%, and vgg's to 87.5%. this highlights the importance of data diversity in improving model performance. incorporating auxiliary tasks like segmentation and boundary detection showed mixed results. while resnet showed a slight accuracy increase (90.1%), vgg and inception saw negligible changes, suggesting that these models may not fully benefit from additional contextual information. we also explored hyperparameter tuning, which improved resnet's accuracy to 92.3% with optimal settings (learning rate: 0.001, batch size: 32), emphasizing the importance of careful tuning for optimal performance. analyzing error distribution, we found diseases like melanoma and actinic keratosis harder to classify due to subtle visual differences. to address this, we used a multi-modal fusion approach, combining skin images with clinical data. this method significantly improved accuracy, with melanoma rising from 85% to 92%, and actinic keratosis from 82% to 89%. 3.2.2. comparison with existing methods in this study, we compared our proposed method with existing approaches to evaluate its performance in skin disease recognition and auxiliary diagnosis across dimensions of accuracy, computational efficiency, and generalization ability. accuracy comparison our method achieved an overall accuracy of 92.3% on the isic 2019 dataset, outperforming previous models: mdfnet: 88.7% model in [12]: 89.5% hybrid model in [13]: 90.1% the improvement is attributed to a dual-attention mechanism focusing on both local and global features, enhanced by auxiliary learning tasks. computational efficiency our method balanced accuracy with resource consumption, achieving an average inference time of 0.12 seconds per image on a standard gpu, compared to 0.15 seconds reported by a mobilenet-based model. this efficiency is notable even with higher accuracy, unlike some existing methods that require significantly more computational power. generalization ability our method achieved a cross-validation accuracy of 91.2% on a diverse dataset, indicating strong generalization ability. this performance is comparable to the deep learning-aided system described in [15]. other models, like the cnn model in [16], showed limited generalization with varied image quality or patient demographics. our method shows significant improvements over existing approaches in terms of accuracy, computational efficiency, and generalization ability. it is both accurate and practical for real-world applications but has room for improvement in data quality and model interpretability. show in table 4. table 4. performance comparison of proposed method vs. existing approaches comparison dimension our method existing approaches accuracy 92.3% on isic 2019 dataset higher accuracy due to dual-attention and auxiliary tasks mdfnet: 88.7% model in [12]: 89.5% hybrid model in [13]: 90.1% computational efficiency 0.12 seconds per image on standard gpu balanced accuracy with resource consumption mobilenet-based model in [14]: 0.15 seconds multi-task model in [15]: high power use generalization ability 91.2% cross-validation accuracy on diverse dataset similar accuracy in [15] limited generalization in [16] 3.2.3. analysis of recognition errors in this study, the causes of model misjudgment in skin disease diagnosis were analyzed, with several factors identified as contributing to the misclassifications. disease characteristics and misjudgments melanoma vs. seborrheic keratosis: the confusion rate between these two diseases was 18.7%, mainly due to similarities in lesion edge ambiguity and pigment distribution. small lesions: when lesions are <6mm in diameter, the accuracy of detecting basal cell carcinoma dropped by 12.3% due to loss of texture details in small-sized lesions. discoid lupus erythematosus: the efficientnetb7 system misdiagnosed 15 cases as psoriasis, failing to capture horn plug features in the lesions. model attention bias and misjudgment psoriasis: the model focused only 23% of its attention on psoriasis scale features, while clinicians assigned 58% of their decision weight to this feature, leading to a 4.8x higher misdiagnosis rate when psoriasis was accompanied by eczema-like changes. vascular morphology: the model captured only 34.2% of branched blood vessels when diagnosing hemangioma and suppurative granuloma, leading to misjudgments due to incorrect vascular morphology identification. data and skin color bias skin color differences: the misdiagnosis rate for seborrheic keratosis in dark-skinned patients was 9.6% higher than in light-skinned patients due to limited dark skin samples in the training data. the mdfnet system increased accuracy to 89.4% by integrating clinical metadata. other misjudgments and solutions bleeding dermatomas: when diagnosing dermatomas with bleeding, the model focused on the bleeding area rather than the peripheral pigmentation band, resulting in 23.6% misdiagnosis as melanoma. the dual attention 121 network reduced this rate to 9.8%. data quality: the isic 2019 dataset contained 31.2% blurry images, resulting in only 72.3% accuracy in distinguishing eczema from contact dermatitis. a standardized shooting protocol in hospital datasets increased accuracy to 85.6%. cnn deficiencies: traditional cnn models captured only 42% of mast cell infiltration characteristics compared to pathologists. using high-resolution dermatoscope images with transformer architecture improved capture efficiency to 78.9%. hair occlusion: the unet++ segmentation network reduced misjudgment by 17.4% in images with hair occlusion. parameter and model architecture adjustments inappropriate thresholds: in diagnosing skin t-cell lymphoma, the model's response threshold was too high, with early recognition sensitivity at only 63.2%. after adjusting the feature activation function, sensitivity increased to 79.8%. small sample diseases: traditional models had poor performance on keratosis with only 58.3% accuracy. the fs3dciot framework with incremental learning improved accuracy to 82.1%. model optimization and enhancements atopic dermatitis: integrating clinical data (age, course) increased diagnostic specificity from 76.4% to 89.3%. data augmentation: attention-guided data augmentation strategies reduced misjudgment for alpha fungi from 21.7% to 13.4%, improving recognition accuracy by 19.2%. loss function: using a mixed loss function (focal loss + dice loss) reduced the misdiagnosis rate for ulcerative skin tuberculosis by 8.9%. 3.3. auxiliary diagnosis performance 3.3.1. sensitivity and specificity of diagnosis in auxiliary diagnosis, sensitivity and specificity are key metrics that evaluate a system's ability to correctly identify diseases and exclude non-diseases, respectively. for skin disease diagnosis, the isic 2023 challenge showed that a deep learning model achieved 89.5% sensitivity and 92.3% specificity for skin cancer detection, indicating strong performance in both disease identification and non-disease exclusion. the choice of model parameters and structure significantly impacts these metrics. for instance, using multimodal fusion (combining skin images and clinical data) improved sensitivity to 91.2% but slightly reduced specificity to 90.8%. adjusting the classification threshold can balance these two indicators: increasing the threshold from 0.5 to 0.6 raised specificity to 94.7%, but lowered sensitivity to 85.3%. this highlights the trade-off between reducing misdiagnoses and maintaining high sensitivity. auxiliary task learning, such as predicting lesion boundaries along with classifications, improved both sensitivity (92.1%) and specificity (93.5%). additionally, cnn models often show higher sensitivity but lower specificity, while models using attention mechanisms can improve specificity while maintaining high sensitivity, reaching 95.2% sensitivity. this suggests the importance of model design in balancing disease identification and nondisease exclusion. in practical settings, a dermatology hospital saw a 20% decrease in misdiagnoses but a 5% increase in false positives after implementing deep learning systems. this indicates that doctors should combine system recommendations with clinical judgment to reduce missed diagnoses. similarly, in primary care settings, adjusting model parameters boosted both sensitivity (90.5%) and specificity (93.8%), improving system practicality. experiments showed significant variation in performance across datasets. for multiple skin diseases, a cnn model achieved 88.7% sensitivity and 91.2% specificity, while for skin cancer, sensitivity rose to 92.3%, with a slight drop in specificity to 90.5%. this demonstrates the impact of dataset diversity and sample distribution on model performance. table 5. summary of model performance model type sensitivity (%) specificity (%) dataset type cnn 88.7 91.2 multiple diseases cnn + attention 92.3 90.5 skin cancer multimodal fusion 91.2 90.8 multiple diseases assisted task learning 92.1 93.5 multiple diseases balancing sensitivity and specificity are crucial for accurate diagnostic performance. by optimizing model structures, adjusting parameters, and incorporating multimodal data and auxiliary task learning, systems can be tailored to achieve better diagnostic outcomes. the configuration should be adapted based on specific clinical needs and scenarios. 3.3.2. impact of different factors on diagnosis in auxiliary diagnostic systems, factors like image quality, patient information, and identification accuracy significantly influence diagnosis results. image quality high-quality images, with clear details, enhance the model’s ability to extract features and classify them accurately. studies show that low-resolution images reduce model accuracy by around 15% compared to high-resolution images. lighting, shooting angle, and clarity also affect results, especially when the lesion blends with surrounding skin. optimizing image acquisition methods, such as using highresolution equipment and consistent lighting, can improve diagnostic performance. patient information clinical data like age, gender, medical history, and genetic information are crucial for accurate diagnosis. for example, psoriasis is more common in people aged 30-50, and acne in adolescents. integrating this information with image data can improve model accuracy. studies show models using both clinical and image data achieve higher accuracy (92.3%) compared to those relying on images alone (85.7%). this integration helps the model better evaluate the patient’s condition. identification accuracy the model's identification accuracy directly affects the diagnostic system’s reliability. a 1% improvement in model accuracy reduces the misdiagnosis rate by 2%. factors such as dataset diversity, model complexity, and adequate training data influence performance. for instance, models using multimodal data (images and clinical data) perform better, achieving 92.3% accuracy compared to image-only models 122 at 85.7%. additionally, models should be adaptable to various skin colors, as shown in studies where models performed better on light-skinned patients compared to dark-skinned ones. optimization strategies and challenges based on the analysis, optimization strategies include: image quality: use high-resolution equipment and ensure consistent lighting. patient information: integrate clinical data and build multimodal datasets to enhance model analysis. identification accuracy: use diverse training data to improve model generalization and reduce bias. these strategies significantly improve system accuracy, as seen in studies where multimodal models achieved 94.5% accuracy. in practical applications, optimized systems have reduced skin cancer misdiagnosis by 12%. however, challenges like data privacy, incomplete data, and standardization across institutions need to be addressed for broader system deployment. table 6. summary of key factors and strategies factor impact optimization strategy challenges image quality high-quality images enhance feature extraction. low-quality images lead to increased error rates. use high-resolution equipment and consistent lighting. privacy, data standards, and system adaptability across institutions. patient info clinical data provides context to improve diagnosis accuracy. integrate clinical data into multimodal datasets. handling missing data and ensuring privacy. identification accuracy high accuracy reduces misdiagnosis. affected by model complexity and training data. use diverse datasets to improve generalization ability. data privacy and standards variation. optimizing image quality, incorporating patient information, and improving model accuracy are essential for enhancing auxiliary diagnostic systems. however, practical challenges like privacy and data standardization must be addressed to ensure widespread application. future research should focus on these issues to advance the effectiveness of these technologies in diagnosing skin diseases. 3.3.3. clinical application assessment the clinical assessment of an auxiliary diagnostic system focuses on its real-world utility in medical settings, including operational ease, diagnostic efficiency, and its role in supporting doctors’ decision-making. in a study at a tertiary hospital, the system processed over 5,000 skin images in a month, reducing the average diagnostic time to 2.5 minutes per case, compared to 10-15 minutes by human dermatologists. this time-saving improved patient throughput and reduced clinician workload. user feedback from dermatologists showed that 92% found the system intuitive, with only minor difficulties reported by 8%. these results suggest the system is easy to adopt and minimizes the learning curve. while diagnostic speed is important, accuracy is crucial. in a study with 100 patients, the system achieved 89.7% diagnostic accuracy, compared to 92.3% by experienced dermatologists. however, it outperformed junior dermatologists (82.5% accuracy), making it a valuable tool for providing a second opinion, particularly in complex cases. the system also correctly identified a melanoma missed by the physician, highlighting its role in reducing diagnostic errors. despite strengths, clinicians noted areas for improvement. the system’s performance dropped to 78% accuracy when lesions were obscured by hair or tattoos, compared to 92% for clear images. this points to the need for better preprocessing techniques. additionally, the system lacked explainability, which limited clinician trust. future versions could integrate explainable ai (xai), such as heatmaps or decision trees, to clarify diagnosis reasoning. the system also showed disparities in performance across skin tones, with 87% accuracy for light-skinned patients, compared to 79% for dark-skinned ones. this highlights the need for more inclusive training datasets. in terms of scalability, the system performed well in a rural clinic using smartphone images, achieving 84% accuracy, showing its potential to support dermatological care in underserved areas. economically, the system reduced diagnostic costs by 30%, largely by reducing biopsies and specialist consultations. this makes dermatological care more affordable for patients with limited resources. however, challenges remain in initial investment, regulatory approval, and data privacy, which need addressing for broader adoption. 4. experimental summary 4.1. summary of findings 4.1.1. key results of automatic recognition the automatic recognition model for skin diseases achieved significant performance metrics, including 92.3% accuracy, 89.7% recall, and a 90.9% f1 score. notably, it classified melanoma and benign nevi with 94.5% accuracy, comparable to experienced dermatologists. among various deep learning architectures, resnet outperformed others, with 93.1% accuracy, while vgg and inception achieved 90.2% and 88.7%, respectively, demonstrating the advantage of resnet’s deeper architecture and residual connections in capturing complex skin disease features. the model utilized key features such as color, texture, and shape, successfully identifying melanoma characteristics like irregular borders and asymmetry. integrating multimodal data, including patient age and lesion location, boosted accuracy to 95.2%, enhancing the model’s clinical relevance. furthermore, the model maintained high accuracy of 91.8% across diverse skin tones, addressing the underrepresentation of darker skin tones in many medical datasets. in a real-world pilot study at a dermatology clinic with 500 patients, the model identified 93% of cases correctly, with misclassifications primarily involving overlapping conditions like psoriasis and eczema. to improve transparency, explainable ai techniques were incorporated, allowing clinicians to understand misclassifications by highlighting key features. the model reduced diagnosis time from 30 minutes to just 5 minutes and minimized human subjectivity, making it particularly useful in resource-limited areas. however, performance on rare skin diseases, like cutaneous t-cell lymphoma, was lower (85% accuracy), likely due to limited training data. additionally, image quality issues, such as blurriness or poor lighting, reduced accuracy to 87%, highlighting the need for improved image acquisition protocols. 123 4.1.2. achievements in auxiliary diagnosis the auxiliary diagnostic framework developed in this study combines automatic skin disease recognition with clinical knowledge to improve diagnostic accuracy. by integrating image-based recognition with patient history, symptoms, and physical examination findings, the framework handles complex cases where visual cues alone may be insufficient. in a study of 1,000 skin disease cases, the framework achieved 92% sensitivity and 95% specificity, outperforming traditional methods that struggle with balancing these metrics. it was particularly effective in primary care, reducing diagnosis time from 20 minutes to 5 minutes, and in specialized dermatology clinics, it helped diagnose rare conditions like melanoma, improving accuracy in challenging cases. the framework’s integration of automatic identification with clinical knowledge reduces clinician cognitive load and enables faster, more accurate decisions. in a comparison with dermatologists, the system achieved 93% accuracy, compared to 85% for human experts, especially in time-sensitive diagnoses such as skin cancers. it also learns and adapts over time, continuously updating its knowledge base to stay current with advancements in dermatology. additionally, the framework compensates for limitations of purely image-based systems, like identifying subtle lesions or visually ambiguous conditions, by using clinical data to provide more holistic insights. its educational value is significant, as it helps medical students and junior clinicians understand diagnostic reasoning. in rural india, the framework led to a 30% reduction in referral rates to urban hospitals, highlighting its ability to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare system burdens. however, challenges remain, such as the need for high-quality training data and integration into existing clinical workflows. to address this, the system was designed to complement rather than replace human judgment, increasing its adoption in clinical practice. 4.1.3. overall contributions of the research this study achieved significant breakthroughs in the accuracy and clinical applicability of skin disease diagnosis through an adaptive neural network architecture that integrates multimodal data. the proposed cross-modal feature alignment algorithm improved the distinction accuracy between eczema and psoriasis from 72.3% to 89.7%. to address blurred lesions in melanoma diagnosis, a dynamic attention mechanism achieved an auc of 0.912 in the isic 2020 challenge, a 14.6% improvement. aligning patient history data with dermatoscope images corrected 17 cases of seborrheic keratosis misdiagnosed as basal cell carcinoma in 302 clinical verifications. in an 8-month trial at shanghai huashan hospital, the auxiliary decision-making system reduced the average diagnosis time from 12.6 minutes to 7.8 minutes and increased diagnostic compliance in psoriasis classification from 64.2% to 83.5%. a transfer learning framework maintained 87.4% accuracy in cross-device testing, and a balanced training dataset improved diagnostic specificity in dark-skinned patients to 91.2%, a 19.3% increase. in a randomized controlled trial in 12 community hospitals in zhejiang province, mobile diagnostic equipment improved first diagnosis accuracy of skin infectious diseases from 58.7% to 79.4% and reduced the scabies and eczema misdiagnosis rate by 62%. the distributed learning framework enabled grassroots units to achieve 85% diagnostic accuracy of grade a hospitals with only 500 local training data. the model's interpretability, based on gradientweighted activation maps, achieved an 82.4% overlap with dermatologist labels, increasing physician acceptance to 79.8%. a third-level risk warning mechanism intercepted all 6 misdiagnosed systemic lupus erythematosus cases in clinical trials. technological innovations also supported multi-task learning, achieving both disease classification and treatment recommendations. for psoriasis, the system's treatment timing recommendations matched expert consensus. the recurrence warning accuracy for atopic dermatitis increased to 76.8%, a 29.2% improvement over traditional models. despite these advancements, the study cautions that over-reliance on technology may weaken clinical thinking, particularly in diagnosing rare diseases, emphasizing the need for clearly defined human-computer collaboration boundaries. 4.2. implications and future work 4.2.1. clinical implications of the study this study has significant clinical implications, particularly in integrating automatic identification and auxiliary diagnostic techniques into real-world clinical practice. a study demonstrated that a multimodal fusion method combining skin images and clinical data achieved 87% accuracy in skin cancer classification, matching experienced dermatologists. this suggests that such technologies can be seamlessly integrated into current medical practices. integration involves several key steps. the system must be user-friendly, allowing physicians to input data and receive diagnostic suggestions within minutes. for example, a deep learning model for skin lesion classification can process dermoscopy images in under 30 seconds. additionally, the system must provide explainable results, helping physicians understand the rationale behind diagnoses, especially when the system's suggestions differ from the physician’s initial assessment. these technologies significantly aid physician decision-making by automating the initial screening process, reducing cognitive load, and enabling focus on complex cases. for instance, a machine learning approach achieved 92% precision in detecting early signs of skin diseases, crucial for timely treatment of melanoma. such systems can also improve diagnostic accuracy across different skin tones, where traditional methods often struggle, as demonstrated by a study using a deep learning-aided decision support system. in resource-constrained settings, where access to dermatologists is limited, these automated systems can serve as a first line of defense. a mobile-based diagnostic tool in rural india achieved 85% accuracy, improving diagnostic outcomes while reducing referral costs. in advanced healthcare settings, these systems complement dermatologists by providing second opinions or assisting in complex case diagnoses. a novel multi-task model showed improved diagnostic accuracy compared to traditional methods. however, the integration of ai in diagnosis raises ethical and practical concerns. transparency and accountability are crucial, as ai models must be continuously monitored and validated to ensure their reliability in the dynamic field of skin diseases. these technologies can greatly enhance diagnostic accuracy, reduce physician burden, and improve patient outcomes, but successful implementation requires collaboration between technologists, clinicians, and policymakers to address ethical and practical challenges. 4.2.2. potential improvements and extensions the current research in automatic skin disease identification and auxiliary diagnosis has made notable advances, but optimization is still needed in several areas. for model improvement, optimizing both data 124 quality and algorithm architecture is essential. cross-center verification from the isic 2019 challenge showed that training a model on high-definition dermatoscope images from a single device resulted in a 14.3% accuracy drop when tested with low-resolution images from smartphones. this emphasizes the need for multi-source datasets. the mdfnet team improved eczema and contact dermatitis differential diagnosis accuracy to 91.7% by integrating dermatoscope images with structured clinical data, offering new directions for clinical applicability. in feature extraction, a dualattention network increased basal cell carcinoma recognition sensitivity to 89.5%, though false positives for pigmentation diseases remained at 16.2%, primarily due to skin tone differences. a study at harvard medical school found that when less than 15% of training data included dark-skinned samples, melanoma diagnostic specificity dropped by 23%. hence, creating a demographically representative dataset is crucial. the fs3dciot framework’s incremental learning strategy could dynamically optimize models across regions and races. to enhance diagnostic scalability, combining multi-dimensional information has proven effective. at cleveland medical center, adding patient complaint data (e.g., itching degree, disease cycle) improved differential diagnosis of seborrheic dermatitis and psoriasis from 78.4% to 86.9%. however, synchronizing heterogeneous data remains challenging. recent attempts with timing convolutional networks have performed well in chronic eczema prediction, offering a path for dynamic diagnostics. transfer learning across diseases shows promise. stanford’s team applied a skin disease model to assist with covid-19 ct imaging, achieving 93.2% accuracy. transfer learning can also address rare skin diseases; fine-tuning a vitiligo model with 300 new samples increased recognition accuracy from 68% to 82%. however, care is needed regarding disease-specific characteristics to avoid spatial offsets during migration. model compression and hardware adaptation are critical for clinical deployment. the enhanced mobilenet architecture reduced model size to 4.2mb while maintaining 91.3% accuracy, facilitating mobile deployment. privacy protection remains an issue, though federated learning has proven effective, allowing multiple institutions to share knowledge without violating data privacy, as shown by a collaboration between 23 german clinics. ethical considerations are also vital. in 2022, 63% of ai systems in skin disease diagnosis lacked sufficient decision-making transparency. improvements using class activation mapping (grad-cam) increased physician acceptance by 41%. a robust error traceability mechanism, such as the mayo clinic’s diagnostic deviation analysis module, is necessary to ensure trust and facilitate system iterations. from an economic perspective, cost-effectiveness is key. a model from cambridge university showed that ai systems with 85% diagnostic accuracy can reduce diagnosis costs by £34, provided daily treatments exceed 50 cases. this suggests tailored solutions for different healthcare levels: high-precision systems for level 3 hospitals and lightweight tools for community clinics. interdisciplinary collaboration is essential for overcoming technical barriers. the mhorunet segmentation network, inspired by skin histopathology, achieved 82.1% in lesion boundary positioning. expanding on bionic design ideas and leveraging immune cell recognition mechanisms can optimize model performance. integration with medical iot technology, like wearable sensors for continuous psoriasis monitoring, offers new diagnostic possibilities. a significant gap exists in standardization for technology transformation. the isic framework currently covers only 7 common skin tumors, leaving over 3,000 rare skin diseases underrepresented. building a more fine-grained ontology library, as seen in yonsei university’s skin disease ontology mapping, could improve zero-sample recognition accuracy to 67.3%, expanding system capabilities. future research should focus on creating a closed-loop intelligent system. a mayo clinic pilot project integrating ai diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and efficacy predictions shortened chronic urticaria diagnosis time from 6.2 weeks to 2.1 weeks, improving treatment efficiency by 28%. multi-task learning frameworks that combine disease classification and severity assessment, like the model from drexel university, offer a promising path forward, achieving an 87.9% weighted accuracy rate across 40 inflammatory skin diseases, a 11.6% improvement over single-task models. 4.2.3. directions for future research future research in ai-driven skin disease diagnosis should focus on several key areas to enhance model capabilities. one promising direction is the exploration of advanced deep learning architectures, such as multimodal fusion methods like mdfnet, which combine skin images with clinical data to improve skin cancer classification. this approach integrates both visual and patient history data for more comprehensive diagnostics. another critical area is leveraging big data and ai for personalized diagnosis. large, diverse datasets combined with advanced algorithms can tailor models to individual patients, as demonstrated by isic 2019, where models trained on diverse datasets achieved over 90% accuracy in skin cancer diagnosis. however, challenges remain in ensuring these models are robust enough to account for variations in skin tones, ages, and ethnicities. multi-center clinical research is essential to validate ai models across varied clinical scenarios. studies across multiple dermatology clinics have shown that deep learning models can classify skin lesions accurately across different skin tones, highlighting their broader application potential. explainable ai (xai) is another crucial area. as ai models become more complex, transparency in decision-making is necessary. techniques like dual attention networks can provide interpretable results, allowing dermatologists to better understand ai’s recommendations and increase trust in the system. the integration of auxiliary tasks such as lesion segmentation, feature extraction, and patient history analysis can further enhance ai diagnostic support. a multi-task model developed for differentiating skin diseases not only classifies but also provides critical information, such as lesion boundaries and risk factors, aiding clinical decision-making. personalized diagnosis, considering factors like age, gender, and genetics, is a promising area for ai. models trained to incorporate these characteristics can improve diagnostic accuracy. for example, an enhanced mobilenet model improved actinic keratosis diagnosis by factoring in patient-specific features. data augmentation and preprocessing are essential to overcome issues like poor resolution and variability in skin tones. techniques such as rotation, scaling, and color normalization can improve model performance and generalization to new images. collaborative research between ai developers and clinicians is vital. close collaboration ensures that ai solutions address clinical challenges effectively. a study on contact dermatitis showed 125 how integrating ai with clinical expertise can enhance diagnostic accuracy and support dermatologists in daily practice. finally, the ethical implications of ai, such as data privacy, bias, and accountability, must be addressed. bias in ai models, particularly when trained on non-representative datasets, is a significant concern. ensuring fairness, transparency, and trust in ai systems is crucial for their successful integration into clinical practice. in summary, future research should focus on advancing deep learning models, utilizing big data for personalized diagnosis, conducting multi-center 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[40] ke, c. h. a. i., et al. updated role of high-frequency ultrasound in assessing dermatological manifestations in autoimmune skin diseases. acta dermato-venereologica 102 (2022): 1969. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 11, no. 3, 2025 104 research on medical device measurement and inspection system based on big data analysis yanqing yu, qiuyan wang jixiang fire (hangzhou) calibration and testing co., ltd. hangzhou, zhejiang, 310012, china abstract: the accuracy and stability of medical equipment have a crucial impact on the diagnostic results and therapeutic effects of patients, so the measurement and testing technology of medical equipment has become particularly important. this thesis is based on big data analysis of medical equipment measurement and testing technology, through the comprehensive use of data mining, machine learning and other big data analysis technology, in-depth analysis of medical equipment measurement and testing data, to achieve accurate assessment of the performance of medical equipment, fault prediction and timely maintenance, so as to improve the efficiency and safety of the use of medical equipment, and to provide a strong support for the development of the medical industry. this thesis provides new ideas and methods for the development of medical equipment measurement and testing technology, which helps to promote the scientific and intelligent management of medical equipment. keywords: big data analytics; medical devices; metrology and testing; quality control. 1. introduction in today's digital era, the amount of data generated in the medical field is exploding. medical equipment, as an important support for medical services, is increasing in variety and number, and its functions are becoming increasingly complex. traditional medical equipment measurement and testing methods have been difficult to meet the needs of modern healthcare for equipment accuracy, reliability and efficient management. the emergence of big data analysis technology has brought new opportunities for medical equipment measurement and testing [1]. through the collection, storage, processing and analysis of a large amount of medical equipment data, it can achieve more accurate detection, predictive maintenance, improve the use of medical equipment safety and reliability, reduce the impact of equipment failure on patient care, maintain the continuity and high quality of medical services, provide a scientific basis for decision-making for healthcare institutions, and drive the process of digitalization and intelligent transformation of the medical industry [2]. this thesis conducts in-depth research on medical equipment measurement and testing technology based on big data analysis, and builds equipment performance assessment model and fault prediction mechanism by integrating medical equipment measurement and testing data with big data analysis technology to realize the fine management and quality control of medical equipment. using big data analysis technology to mine the potential information in the medical equipment measurement and testing data, revealing the pattern of change in equipment performance and failure modes, developing a failure prediction model for medical equipment based on big data, improving the accuracy and timeliness of the failure early warning, reducing the failure rate of the equipment, and combining the results of the analysis of big data to provide medical institutions with scientific and reasonable recommendations on equipment maintenance strategies and procurement decisions, and improving the medical equipment management level. 2. research on measurement and detection systems 2.1. system architecture design the architecture of this thesis metrology testing system is mainly divided into data acquisition layer, data transmission layer, data processing layer and application layer. the data acquisition layer collects real-time operating data, metrology data, etc. of medical devices through sensors, interfaces, and other means. the data transmission layer uses wired or wireless communication technologies, such as 5g, wi-fi, etc., to transmit the collected data to the data center safely and quickly. for the data processing layer, this study adopts the hadoop ecosystem and spark computing engine to build a data processing platform, which realizes multi-source heterogeneous data purification, distributed persistent storage, multi-dimensional feature analysis and knowledge graph construction [3], so as to effectively explore the potential data value. the application layer provides users with a visualization interface, which is convenient for managers to view the status of equipment, generate inspection reports, predict equipment failures, etc., in order to realize the intelligent management of medical equipment metrology and inspection, improve the accuracy and safety of medical equipment, and safeguard the quality of medical services. 2.2. data acquisition and preprocessing 2.2.1. sources and modes of data collection the source of data acquisition covers all kinds of medical equipment, including ct, mri, ultrasound and other diagnostic equipment, radiotherapy, surgical navigation systems and other therapeutic equipment, electrocardiographic monitors, blood pressure monitors and other monitoring equipment, and biochemical analyzers, blood analyzers and other testing equipment. acquisition methods include data interface, sensor monitoring, network communication protocols, etc. the data interface can be used to directly acquire the operating parameters, working status, fault codes and other information of the equipment. sensor monitoring can be used to collect the temperature, pressure, 105 vibration and other physical quantities of the equipment, and the network communication protocol ensures the stable transmission of data, realizing remote data collection and centralized management. figure 1. logical relationship diagram of real-time monitoring data acquisition, transmission and interface for medical devices 2.2.2. data preprocessing methods and processes the collected data may have problems such as noise, missing values and outliers, which require preprocessing. preprocessing methods include data cleaning, data integration, data transformation and data normalization. data cleaning mainly removes noise and outliers, using filtering algorithms, statistical methods and threshold setting techniques [4]; data integration through the standardization and integration of heterogeneous medical device data, to achieve format conversion and coding unification of multi-source information, to ensure the consistency and completeness of the dataset, to provide a reliable basis for the subsequent analysis; in this paper, the data are standardized and normalized to achieve data transformation to make them adapt to the requirements of the data analysis model; data generalization is achieved through the standardization of data, and data transformations are achieved through the data analysis model; data generalization is achieved through the data analysis model. this paper standardizes and normalizes the data to achieve data transformation, so that it can adapt to the requirements of the data analysis model; data normalization reduces the amount of data and improves the efficiency of data analysis through methods such as feature selection and data sampling, while retaining the key information of the data. 2.3. big data analytics modeling 2.3.1. machine learning algorithms according to the needs and data characteristics of medical equipment measurement and testing, decision trees, support vector machines, neural networks and other machine learning algorithms for equipment fault classification and prediction are selected [5]. the clustering algorithm is used for equipment performance evaluation and classification management, and the regression analysis algorithm is used for the prediction and calibration of equipment parameters. the accuracy, interpretability, computational efficiency and adaptability of the algorithms are fully considered in the selection process, and the optimal algorithms are determined through experimental comparison and performance evaluation. 2.3.2. model training and optimization the selected machine learning model is trained using historical metrological inspection data and equipment operation data, and the dataset is divided into training, validation and test sets, and methods such as cross-validation are used to optimize the model parameters and improve the model's generalization ability. during the training process, regularization techniques, hyperparameter adjustment and integrated learning are applied to prevent overfitting and enhance the stability and accuracy of the model [6]. through continuous iterative training and optimization, the model is able to accurately predict equipment failures, evaluate performance and provide reasonable maintenance recommendations. 3. hadoop-based big data storage optimization 3.1. hdfs-based data storage distribution strategy as the distributed storage core component of the hadoop ecosystem, hdfs is designed with a distributed architecture, which can effectively support the storage needs of medical data of petabyte scale and above, and provide efficient data access services while ensuring data security and reliability. hdfs adopts a master-slave cluster architecture, which consists of two types of nodes, namenode (master node) and datanode (slave node). among them, the master node is responsible for maintaining the metadata information of the file system, including the location mapping of data blocks; the deputy node performs the actual data storage tasks. to ensure the high availability and data reliability of the system, hdfs adopts a multi-copy storage strategy with a default configuration of three copies, which can be dynamically distributed to any sub-node in the cluster [7]. assuming a cluster size of n nodes, when executing a computation job containing m mapij tasks, the network transmission overhead incurred by the system can be quantitatively analyzed by the following notation, considering the random distribution characteristics of the data blocks. 106                m i d k ikdd kk d i i i i skd bnn bc f 1 1 1 ）（ ）（ b represents the number of data copies, s represents the data block capacity, and di represents the number of data blocks that need to be processed by each branch task at the node. when the required data is not stored in the local computing node, additional network transmission overhead will be incurred. according to the characteristics of cluster architecture, data access can be divided into two typical scenarios: one is that the target data block and the execution task are located in the same rack, and the probability of this event is p1, and the corresponding data transmission delay is q1; the other is that the target data block and the execution task belong to different racks, and the probability of this scenario is p2, and the overhead of its network communication is q2. based on the above analysis, the total time consumed for the whole task is: 22112211 ] 1 [ qpqp skd bnn bc qpqp f t ikdd kk d i i i       ）（ ）（ in hdfs-based distributed storage systems, data access efficiency is mainly affected by the storage topology. by aggregating data sets with strong correlation and storing them in the same compute node, the cross-node data transfer overhead can be significantly reduced, thus enhancing the execution efficiency of data-intensive applications. this data locality optimization strategy can realize the co-location of computing tasks and storage resources, so that both query processing and data computation operations can be completed locally, effectively avoiding network transmission bottlenecks. in this paper, an optimization algorithm based on association-aware hash-bucket storage is proposed, which provides a new idea for optimizing the data layout of distributed storage systems. 3.2. data storage optimization based on hash bucket algorithm the distributed data storage system based on hdfs architecture adopts a master-slave structure to achieve centralized management of data resources. in this system, metadata is uniformly maintained and managed by the master node, while the actual data is distributed and stored on the slave nodes, and this physical separation mechanism of metadata and entity data effectively improves the data management efficiency. to ensure high availability and fault tolerance, the system adopts a three-copy redundancy strategy to prevent data loss or damage from affecting cluster operation. for the internal data of medical organizations, the device id is used as the key field for data association, and for external medical data, the area code is used as the primary key for data association. this differentiated association field design takes into full consideration the diversity and complexity of medical data, which is conducive to the accurate management and efficient use of data, and meets the needs of the medical industry in terms of data storage, querying and analysis and other diversified applications. hash operations are performed on medical datasets to generate unique identifiers, and copies of data subjects with the same hash value are divided into different storage units. in the hdfs cluster architecture, physical storage aggregation of associated data is achieved by establishing a hierarchical directory structure that maps data sets with associated relationships under specific namespaces. 4. system testing and verification 4.1. experimental design 4.1.1. test data set selection the actual operation data of several different types of medical equipment in a hospital in zhejiang province are selected as the test data set, including ct machines, mri equipment, cardiac monitors, ventilators, etc. the data covers the normal operation status of the equipment, the different degree of failure status, and the data before and after the maintenance of the equipment. the data covers the normal operation status of the equipment, different degrees of fault status, and the data before and after equipment maintenance, to ensure the diversity and representativeness of the test data set, and to be able to comprehensively validate the performance and functionality of the system. 4.1.2. setting of test indicators accuracy, recall, f1 value, etc. are set as the performance evaluation indexes of the fault diagnosis and prediction model to measure the accuracy of the system in detecting and predicting equipment faults. set average absolute error, root mean square error, etc. as the evaluation indexes of equipment performance evaluation and prediction model to assess the accuracy of the system in predicting equipment parameters. setting the system response time, warning timeliness, etc. as the system operation performance indicators to assess the real-time and effectiveness of the system in practical applications. 4.2. experimental results and analysis 4.2.1. model performance evaluation the experimental results show that the fault diagnosis and prediction model based on big data analytics achieves high accuracy and recall on the test dataset. the diagnostic accuracy for common ct machine faults reaches more than 90%, and the recall rate for mri equipment fault prediction can reach more than 85%, indicating that the model can effectively identify equipment faults and issue timely warnings. the prediction errors of the equipment performance evaluation model for key parameters of the equipment are within the acceptable range, and the average absolute error of the heart rate parameter prediction of the ecg monitor is less than 0.5 beats/minute, which meets the requirements for clinical use. 4.2.2. system functional verification the system's equipment status monitoring and early warning function can 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[7] xing, hongbo. research on medical data storage based on hadoop [d]. shenyang university of technology,2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 17 high‐performance single‐phase ac electronic load design based on active pfc and spwm control strategy yingjuan zheng 1, chejiacheng lin 2, guangnu fu 3, * 1 wenzhou polytechnic, wenzhou zhejiang, 325000, china 2 zhejiang automotive vocational and technical college, linhai zhejiang, 317000, china 3 state grid zhejiang electric power co., ltd. longgang power supply company, longgang zhejiang, 325802, china * corresponding author: guangnu fu abstract: aiming at the problems of low simulation accuracy, slow dynamic response speed and poor grid-connected current quality in the current single-phase ac electronic load, this design deeply studies the efficient main power topology and load simulation strategy with fast dynamic response and low steady-state error. based on the stm32f103c8t6 single-chip microcomputer platform, the system adopts the active power factor correction (apfc) dual-loop control strategy and unipolar modulation method to significantly improve the response speed of the system and reduce the steady-state error. in order to achieve adjustable power factor (pfc), this design adopts ac-dc-ac conversion topology. among them, the front-end circuit is responsible for simulating the load characteristics, and a one-cycle control technology is used to ensure high-precision load simulation; the energy feedback unit of the latter stage uses the hysteresis current control technology, which effectively reduces the harmonic components in the input current, thereby improving the power factor. through simulation analysis and actual circuit test verification, this design scheme shows significant improvement in simulation accuracy and dynamic response compared with traditional methods. specifically, the 60 w single-phase ac electronic load constructed according to the above scheme can be flexibly adjusted in the power factor range of 0.70 to 0.94 under the condition that the input voltage u1 is 30 v and the current i1 is 2a, and the efficient feedback of electric energy to the power grid is realized. this design not only improves the overall performance of the single-phase ac electronic load, but also provides a feasible technical path for the effective utilization of energy, which has a good engineering application prospect. keywords: ac electronic load; active power factor correction; power factor adjustment; closed-loop control; energy feedback. 1. introduction with the development of power electronics technology, single-phase ac electronic load plays an increasingly important role in testing and evaluating power supply performance. however, some existing single-phase ac electronic loads have problems such as low simulation accuracy, slow dynamic response speed, and poor gridconnected current quality, which limit their effectiveness and reliability in practical applications. in order to solve these problems, this design is based on stm32f103c8t6 singlechip microcomputer platform, using active power factor correction[1] (apfc) dual-loop control strategy and unipolar modulation method, aiming at improving the response speed of the system, reducing the steady-state error, and improving the power factor by reducing the input current harmonics. this paper will introduce a new design scheme of singlephase ac electronic load in detail. the design adopts ac-dcac[2] conversion topology, in which the front-end circuit is responsible for accurate load characteristic simulation[3], and one-cycle control technology is used to ensure high precision. the energy feedback unit of the latter stage uses the hysteresis current control technology[4] to effectively reduce the harmonic components in the input current, thereby improving the power factor of the overall system. in addition, the design scheme also includes the selection and demonstration of the main control chip, rectifier circuit, load characteristic analog circuit and energy feedback circuit to build an efficient and stable system architecture. through simulation analysis and actual circuit test verification, this design scheme shows significant improvement in simulation accuracy and dynamic response compared with traditional methods. specifically, under the condition that the input voltage u1 is 30 v and the input current i1 is 2a, the designed 60 w single-phase ac electronic load can be flexibly adjusted in the power factor range of 0.70 to 0.94, and the efficient feedback of electric energy to the grid is realized. this design not only improves the performance index of single-phase ac electronic load, but also provides new ideas and technical support for the effective utilization of energy. the following chapters will discuss in detail the technical selection of each functional module and the theoretical basis behind it, including the selection of the main control chip, the design of the rectifier circuit, the load characteristic analog circuit and the specific implementation plan of the energy feedback circuit. these contents together constitute a comprehensive and in-depth design guide, which provides a solid foundation for subsequent research and practice. 2. system design and scheme demonstration this chapter aims to discuss the design idea of single-phase ac electronic load and the selection basis of each component in detail. according to the design requirements, the system is mainly divided into four functional modules: filtering, rectification, power factor correction ( pfc ) and inverter. the first part uses lcl filter to filter out high-frequency harmonic signals. 18 in the second part, the input single-phase alternating current is rectified to convert it into direct current. the third part is the chopper part ( pfc switching power supply ) will not filter the pulsation of the positive half cycle voltage as the power supply of the chopper, because the chopper of a series of do ' switch ' work pulsation of positive voltage and current waveform is discontinuous, the envelope and voltage waveform are the same, and the envelope and voltage waveform phase in phase. the fourth part is the energy feedback part, which is mainly for dc-ac conversion fig 1. ac electronic load system block diagram 2.1. the demonstration and selection of the main control chip in this design, in order to achieve efficient control of singlephase ac electronic load, it is necessary to select a master chip with superior performance and suitable for application requirements. in order to ensure the efficient operation of the system, we compared and analyzed two main control chips : stm32f103c8t6 and msp430g2553. the stm32f103c8t6 has abundant on-chip resources, including 64 kb flash memory and 7 timers. it supports dual 12-bit 1 μs adc and two high-speed spi interfaces and other peripherals. it has good data acquisition stability and transmission independence. in addition, its low power consumption characteristics make it an ideal choice for power control applications. in contrast, although msp430g2553 also has the advantages of low power consumption, it is inferior to stm32f103c8t6 in terms of running speed and programming flexibility. therefore, after comprehensive consideration, stm32f103c8t6 is selected as the main controller of this design. 2.2. demonstration and selection of rectifier circuit in the design of single-phase ac electronic load, the selection of rectifier circuit directly affects the efficiency and economy of the system. rectifier circuit is an important part of the system. we compare two schemes of fully controlled bridge rectifier circuit and uncontrollable bridge rectifier circuit [5]. the full-controlled bridge rectifier circuit can accurately control the output voltage through pwm technology, but the cost is high and the control system is complex. on the contrary, the uncontrollable bridge rectifier circuit has a simple structure, high efficiency and economical benefits. although the output voltage of the dc side cannot be flexibly adjusted, the application scenario of the fixed input voltage is sufficient to meet the demand. therefore, the uncontrollable bridge rectifier circuit is finally selected as the rectifier unit. 2.3. demonstration and selection of load characteristic analog circuit in order to achieve efficient load characteristic simulation, we evaluated two schemes of single-phase voltage source pwm converter and active pfc circuit. although the former can realize bidirectional power transmission and accurately control the ac side current and power factor, its complex design requirements and technical challenges are large. the active pfc circuit can effectively eliminate the current waveform distortion, keep the voltage and current phase consistent, and solve the problems of power factor and electromagnetic compatibility[6]. therefore, considering the design difficulty and actual effect, the active pfc circuit is selected as the infrastructure of the load characteristic simulation unit. 2.4. argumentation and selection of energy feedback circuit the design of energy feedback circuit is very important to improve the overall performance of the system. we choose the unipolar spwm single-phase bridge inverter circuit as the optimal solution. compared with the bipolar modulation method, the higher harmonic component generated by the unipolar modulation is smaller, which is more suitable for applications that require high-quality output voltage [7]. in addition, the unipolar spwm circuit also has the advantages of wide output voltage adjustment range and simple control, which is helpful to improve the overall performance of the system. the system block diagram is shown in fig 2. fig 2. unipolar spwm single-phase bridge inverter circuit diagram in summary, through the detailed analysis and trade-off of each key component, an efficient and reliable single-phase ac electronic load design scheme is finally determined. the following chapters will introduce the specific hardware design and software implementation process in detail to build a comprehensive and in-depth design guide and provide a solid foundation for subsequent research and practice. 3. system design and implementation 3.1. design of load characteristic simulation module the system needs to be able to simulate resistive, inductive and capacitive loads, and in the case of input voltage u1 = 30v and input current i1 = 2a, the input side power factor cosφ1 can be adjusted in the range of 0.50 ~ 1.00. 3.1.1. parameter calculation and key component selection this design uses a dc boost chopper circuit [8] ( boost converter ) to adapt to the application scenarios that need to increase the dc voltage. the working principle of the circuit is shown in fig 3. when g1 is on, the current forms a loop through the boost inductor l and the field effect transistor g1, so that the inductor l stores energy. when g1 is turned off, the back electromotive force generated by the inductance is superimposed on the dc power supply voltage, thereby obtaining a voltage higher than the power supply on the load side. choosing the right components is essential to ensure the 19 stability and efficiency of the system. for example, considering the safety margin, the rated voltage of the field effect transistor should be 2 to 3 times the peak voltage, so the p75nf75 model mosfet is selected, with a rated voltage of 75v and a rated current of 75a. the freewheeling diode is hfa25tb60, with a rated voltage of 600v and a rated current of 25a. the specific selection is shown in table 1. table 1. component selection table components model ud/v id/a field-effect transistor p75nf75 75 75 rectifier diode b20200g 200 20 freewheeling diode hfa25tb60 600 25 fast recovery diode stps20s100ct 100 10 3.1.2. hardware circuit design and implementation the hardware circuit design includes power filter, rectifier and active pfc circuit design. the power supply filter (common mode filter) is composed of l01, lf01 and c01, which is used to eliminate the conduction interference of dcdc and dc-ac working in high frequency state. the halfwave sinusoidal pulsating voltage output by the rectifier is processed by the active pfc circuit, which eliminates the current waveform distortion and phase change caused by capacitor charging, and ensures that the power supply line exhibits pure resistive load characteristics. the dc voltage then supplies power to the back-stage boost circuit, and efficient energy conversion and feedback are achieved through spwm control. fig 3. system circuit diagram fig 4. chopper voltage amplitude diagram 3.1.3. software design and control strategy based on the control principle of boost chopper circuit, the corresponding spwm control program is designed by using stm32f103c8t6 single chip microcomputer. spwm control is the technology of modulating the width of the pulse, that is, by modulating the width of a series of pulses, the required waveform can be obtained equivalently. the key of pwm control technology lies in the principle of area equivalence, that is, the required waveform is obtained by modulating a series of pulse widths [9-10]. this design uses spwm method to control igbt, so as to realize the dc-ac inverter process. the principle block diagram of the control circuit is shown in fig 5, and the corresponding waveform is shown in fig 6. fig 5. control circuit principle diagram fig 6. control circuit waveform diagram in the actual operation : first of all, through a current sampling to control the input current is 2a ; secondly, the zero-crossing point is obtained by the sliding filter algorithm, and the phase difference of the voltage and current is controlled by changing the starting point of the sine table, so that the current and voltage are forward or backward by 90 °. change the starting point of the sine table to control the pfc ; the software controls the starting point of the sinusoidal meter, thereby controlling the phase difference of the voltage and current to make it a resistive load ; then the boost circuit controlled by spwm is filtered by large capacity electrolytic capacitor and sent to dc-ac circuit. the pfc control program flow chart is shown in fig 7, and the overall system design flow is shown in fig 8. 20 fig 7. pfc control program flow chart fig 8. ac electronic load system control flow chart 3.2. energy feedback module design as shown in fig 9, the unipolar spwm single-phase bridge inverter circuit using mosfet as the switching device is the core part of the energy feedback unit. the basic working principle of the circuit is: v1 and v2 on-off state are complementary, and v3 and v4 on-off state are also complementary. the unipolar spwm waveform can be generated by controlling the on-off of igbt through the intersection of ur and uc. this process realizes an efficient inverter from dc to ac, and can efficiently feedback electric energy to the grid. when the ur of the signal wave is positive for half a week, v1 remains on and v2 remains off. when ur > uc, make v4 pass, v3 break, uo = ud. when ur < uc, v4 is broken, vs is connected, uo = 0. when the signal wave ur is negative half cycle, v2 remains on and v1 remains off. when uruc makes v3 break, v4 pass, uo = 0, the unipolar spwm waveform is obtained. fig 9. the schematic diagram of unipolar spwm single-phase bridge inverter circuit this chapter describes in detail the design ideas and implementation methods of each key module in the singlephase ac electronic load system, which provides a solid foundation for subsequent testing and optimization. the next chapter will introduce the specific test plan and its result analysis. 4. test scheme and result analysis 4.1. test scheme and experimental design in order to verify the performance of the designed singlephase ac electronic load system, a detailed test scheme was developed. the scheme aims to provide a standard basis for power supply testing to ensure that the test can be carried out correctly and accurately. the test circuit layout is shown in fig 10. the specific test requirements are as follows: in the case of input voltage u1 = 30v and input current i1 = 2a, the resistive, capacitive and inductive loads are simulated; the input side power factor cosφ is required to be automatically adjusted in the range of 0.50 ~ 1.00. fig 10. test circuit diagram 4.2. test conditions and equipment configuration in order to ensure the accuracy of the test data, a variety of high-precision measurement equipment are selected. all tests are carried out in a standard laboratory environment to ensure that the influence of environmental factors such as temperature and humidity on the test results is minimized. the specific configuration is as follows : table 2. test equipment summary table equipment model equipment model digital multimeter dm3058 power analyzer anj-jkg dual trace oscilloscope sds1202x-c electronic load it8511+ digital clamp meter ut200b student power supply dp832 voltage regulator tdgc2 isolation transformer bk-200 21 4.3. test results and data analysis 4.3.1. overview of test data according to different load types and set power factors, several tests were carried out, and the corresponding voltage, current and power data were recorded. the following is a summary of some key test data: table 3. test data table of voltage and current under resistive load input voltage u1 /v 30.10 30.15 29.95 29.89 input current i1 /a 2.03 2.01 2.01 1.98 input voltage u1 /v 30.10 29.99 29.98 … input current i1 /a 2.01 1.99 1.99 … table 4. test data table of voltage and current under inductive load set input-side power factor cosφ1 0.70 0.76 0.82 0.85 0.89 0.91 0.94 input voltage u1 /v 30.1030.1529.9529.8930.1029.9929.98 input current i1 /a 2.03 2.01 2.01 1.98 2.01 1.99 1.99 table 5. test data table of voltage and current under capacitive load set input-side power factor cosφ1 0.71 0.74 0.85 0.88 0.90 0.92 0.94 input voltage u1 /v 30.0930.1229.9829.8830.0429.9730.01 input current i1 /a 2.02 2.00 2.01 1.99 1.99 1.99 2.01 table 6. resistive load power test data table set input-side power factor cosφ1 input power p1 /w output power p2 /w power loss δp /w loss ratio % 0.92 55.2 42.6 12.6 22.83% 0.93 55.8 43.4 12.4 22.22% 0.92 55.2 43.4 11.8 21.38% 0.92 55.2 43.3 11.9 21.56% 0.91 54.6 42.5 12.1 22.16% average 55.2 43.1 12.1 21.92% 4.3.2. load test data analysis through the analysis of the test data, the following conclusions can be drawn: (1) when simulating the resistive load, the input voltage of the electronic load is set to u1 = 30v, and the input current level i1 = 2a is required. the actual measurement is shown in table 4-2. the current input voltage is 30.01v, the input current is 2.00a, and the power factor is close to 1, which is in line with expectations. (2) in analog inductive load, when the electronic load input is u1 = 30v, i1 = 2a, the input side power factor cosφ1 can be automatically adjusted in the range of 0.50 ~ 1.00 according to the digital setting. the measured results are shown in table 4-3.when the inductive load is simulated, the current input voltage is 30.01v and the input current is 2.00a, the power factor can be adjusted in the range of 0.70 ~ 0.94. (3) in analog capacitive load, when the electronic load input is u1 = 30v, i1 = 2a, the input side power factor cosφ1 can be automatically adjusted in the range of 0.50 ~ 1.00 according to the digital setting. the actual measurement is shown in table 4-4. when the capacitive load is simulated, the current input voltage is 30.00v and the input current is 1.99a, the power factor can be adjusted in the range of 0.71 ~ 0.94. (4) when simulating the resistive load, the electronic load input is u1 = 30v, i1 = 2a. the input power p1 and feedback power p2 of the electronic load are measured, δp = p1-p2, and the smaller the δp is, the better. the actual measurement is shown in table 4-5. when the resistive load is simulated, the current input voltage is 30.01v, the input current is 2.00a, the input active power is 55.2w, the output side feedback power is 43.1w, and the average δp is 12w. in the case of simulated resistive load, the power loss of the system is about 21.92 %. in summary, through the actual circuit test, the design scheme has significantly improved the simulation accuracy and dynamic response compared with the traditional method, especially in the aspect of power factor adjustment, which can realize the efficient feedback of electric energy to the power grid. these results not only verify the effectiveness of the design, but also provide valuable data support for subsequent research and application. 5. conclusion and prospect the purpose of this study is to solve the problems of low simulation accuracy, slow dynamic response speed and poor grid-connected current quality in the current single-phase ac electronic load. based on the stm32f103c8t6 single-chip microcomputer platform, a new design scheme using active power factor correction (apfc) dual-loop control strategy and unipolar modulation method is proposed. the design realizes efficient load characteristic simulation by using onecycle control technology in the front stage, and applies hysteresis current control technology for energy feedback in the back stage, which effectively reduces the input current harmonics and improves the power factor. the experimental results show that when the input voltage u1 is 30v and the input current i1 is 2a, the designed 60w single-phase ac electronic load can accurately adjust the power factor of the input side to the range of 0.70 ~ 0.94, and realize the efficient feedback of electric energy to the grid. specifically, the system exhibits about 21.92 % power loss, which means that about 78.08 % of the input energy is successfully converted and fed back to the grid, which verifies the high efficiency and reliability of the system. compared with the traditional method, this design shows significant improvements in simulation accuracy and dynamic response. in addition, through detailed hardware circuit design and software implementation, the stability and efficiency of the system are ensured. this study not only solves the key technical bottleneck of the existing singlephase ac electronic load, but also provides valuable design ideas and technical references for future related applications. future research can further optimize circuit design to reduce power loss, improve overall efficiency, and explore broader application scenarios, such as testing and evaluation of new energy power generation systems. through continuous technological innovation, it is expected to promote the progress and development of power electronics and promote the efficient use of energy. in summary, this study provides an effective solution to improve the performance of single-phase ac electronic load, which has important theoretical value and practical application prospects. 22 acknowledgments this paper is based on the key scientific research project of wenzhou polytechnic 'nitriding furnace transformation project based on industrial internet ' (project number: wzy2023016). references [1] zhang mingcun. research on ac-dc conversion circuit with controllable power factor based on matlab[j]. journal of ningxia normal university, 2024, 45(01): 39-45. 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[10] shi jingcong. research on overcurrent suppression technology of pwm rectifier based on double closed-loop control[j/ol]. power electronics, 1-9 [2025-07-02]. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 12 salt craft visual analytics system dongqin wei 1, 2, wei gao 2, chao chen 1, 2, * 1 sichuan key provincial research base of intelligent tourism, sichuan university of science and engineering, yibin sichuan, 64000, china 2 sichuan university of science and engineering yibin sichuan, 64000, china * corresponding author: chao chen abstract: the traditional well salt production process in sichuan is an important component of chinese culinary culture, and its in-depth exploration contributes to the inheritance and promotion of intangible cultural heritage. to systematically analyze the production techniques of well salt and uncover its health value, this study proposes a multidimensional visual analytics system. first, novel visualization designs such as the "bamboo diagram" process metaphor and the "fuxi river" spatiotemporal flow view are introduced to help users analyze the characteristics of traditional salt-making techniques from multiple dimensions. second, through cluster analysis of the mineral composition of four types of salt (well salt, sea salt, etc.), a three-dimensional "composition-efficacy-population" correlation model is constructed, enabling users to explore the health benefits of different salts from various perspectives. finally, a comprehensive well salt data visual analytics system is built with multi-view linkage, supporting users in exploring and comparing the salt-making process and health value at multiple levels. through compositional analysis and efficacy validation, a scientific evaluation of the data confirms that well salt is rich in minerals such as potassium and calcium, highlighting its health benefits for hypertensive populations. the effectiveness of the visualization views and the practicality of the system are also demonstrated. keywords: sichuan well salt; salt production process; component analysis; multidimensional visualization; visual analytics. 1. introduction sichuan well salt culture, a gem of china's traditional handicraft civilization, boasts a history of over two thousand years, bearing witness to the wisdom and technological achievements of ancient laborers. as a unique salt variety in the sichuan-yunnan region, sichuan well salt is renowned for its highest output and superior quality [1]. drilling technologies such as the zhuotong well and shenhai well in zigong, the "millennium salt capital," are hailed as the "fifth great invention of ancient china" [2], showcasing the ingenuity of ancient working people. however, with the advancement of modernization, traditional salt-making techniques face the risk of being lost, and the differences in mineral content among various types of salt and their health impacts on specific populations have yet to be systematically popularized, further marginalizing traditional well salt culture. against this backdrop, this study developed the "salt craftsmanship visualization analysis system," aiming to achieve dual objectives: first, to digitally preserve and pass down the cultural heritage of well salt through digital technology; second, to provide the public with scientific decision-making support for salt selection. innovatively integrating visualization technology with well salt culture research, this system comprehensively reconstructs traditional salt-making processes and systematically analyzes the compositional characteristics of various salts and their correlations with suitable populations. 2. related work this study integrates traditional salt-making processes, salt classification, and visualization techniques. the data involved primarily consists of textual information while also exhibiting multidimensional characteristics. therefore, relevant research is reviewed from two perspectives: text visualization and multidimensional data visualization. (1) text visualization as an important branch of data visualization, text visualization employs graphical methods to intuitively reveal the internal structure and relational patterns within textual data, providing an effective approach for understanding complex content [3]. in cultural studies, chen et al[4]. constructed a semantic network relationship graph of yuan dynasty clothing, systematically analyzing the clustering characteristics and associative patterns of apparel artifacts to uncover their cultural significance. in the era of information explosion, liu honghong[5] proposed a text visualization model that significantly improves information processing efficiency, helping users quickly identify hidden relationships in text through graphical representations. additionally, to address the visualization needs of temporal text data, jiang tingting et al. innovatively employed sankey diagrams and designed corresponding visualization algorithms, effectively mining and presenting implicit knowledge in time-series textual data. this study applies text visualization techniques to systematically process unstructured textual data in traditional salt-making. natural language processing (nlp) is used to extract key entities—such as tool names, labor categories, and operational steps—from salt-making process documents, constructing a semantic relationship network. a temporal sequence diagram is established to display the procedural information of traditional salt-making, addressing the inefficiencies and obscured relationships in conventional literature reading. this approach helps users identify core elements and implicit knowledge from vast texts, offering a novel research method for the digital preservation of saltmaking cultural heritage. (2) multidimensional data visualization 13 currently, multidimensional data visualization techniques are widely used for intelligent analysis and decision support across various fields. chen bo et al. conducted a multiperspective analysis of epics, integrating data on character themes, regions, and clan themes to visualize multidimensional keyword correlations, enabling direct observation of inter-thematic relationships. in visualization research, time-based multidimensional data visualization is a critical direction. zhang yuwei proposed a multidimensional visual analysis method for tang and song poetry, designing novel charts and interactive views to present temporal changes and attribute correlations, aiding in understanding poetic patterns. similarly, li et al. developed a semantic spatiotemporal cube that simultaneously displays time-series trends, geographic distributions, and semantic evolution through multi-view linkages. to address the need for analyzing heterogeneous data in traditional salt-making, this study implements multidimensional dynamic visualization and designs innovative views. interactive methods dynamically present hierarchical relationships among labor roles, tools, and operational steps in the salt-making process. additionally, it analyzes the correspondence between salt composition, content differences, and suitable consumer groups. by leveraging multidimensional visualization, complex data becomes more intuitive and comprehensible, providing robust support for related research and applications. 3. data and tasks (1) requirements analysis the traditional salt-making process is highly complex, with extensive textual information recorded in historical literature. taking the well-drilling stage as an example, it consists of numerous detailed steps, each closely associated with various tools. these intricate and interconnected details make it difficult for general users to quickly extract key information or construct a comprehensive mental framework of the traditional salt-making process, hindering a clear and holistic understanding. meanwhile, the current market offers a dazzling variety of salt types, leading to confusion among consumers. since individuals with different physical conditions and dietary needs require different types of salt, people often struggle to choose the most suitable product. based on these challenges, this system proposes the following analytical tasks: n1.text visualization of traditional salt-making processes: utilize text visualization techniques to mine, extract, and categorize textual information from each stage of the traditional salt-making process, including well drilling. present detailed procedural steps, related tools, and logical relationships between stages in clear visual charts, helping users quickly navigate complex information and establish a structured understanding of the entire process. n2. comparative analysis of salt types: collect data on the composition, benefits, and applications of the four major salt types (sea salt, well salt, lake salt, and rock salt). compare their trace and major elemental compositions, analyze their suitability for different human physiques based on elemental health benefits, and assist users in making informed and efficient choices. (2) design objectives based on the above requirements, the objectives of the visual analysis system are summarized as follows: t1. visualization of traditional salt-making process information divide the salt-making process into four main stages—well drilling, brine extraction, brine transportation, and salt production—and design an intuitive visualization. support interactive exploration of the relationships between processes, worker roles, and associated tools/facilities. t2. visualization of salt classification and differences conduct a systematic exploration and visual presentation of the four major salt types, including their compositional content, suitable consumer groups, and geographical distribution. provide clear reference guidelines for users with different needs, aiding the public in making scientifically informed salt selection decisions. (3) data sources based on task analysis, the data used in this study includes information related to the traditional salt-making process of sichuan well salt, as well as data on the distribution of production areas and the compositional content of well salt, sea salt, lake salt, and rock salt, along with the health benefits of their constituent elements. the data on the salt-making process, salt worker roles, and tools were collected from sichuan salt administration records and the history of chinese well salt science and technology. after processing, four main procedural steps— well drilling, brine extraction, etc.—were identified, and the categories of salt workers and tools were classified and summarized. information on salt classification was sourced from the china salt group official website and the national standard gb/t 5461—2016. based on the origins of the salt, four major types—well salt, sea salt, lake salt, and rock salt—were collected, including data on elemental composition and production area distribution. 4. data processing the visual analysis workflow is shown in figure 1. during data collection, based on demand analysis, relevant classical texts and website data on the four types of salt were manually gathered and web-scraped, covering six aspects: the traditional well salt-making process, salt worker roles, saltmaking tools, salt classification and production areas, compositional content, and health benefits. in the data preprocessing stage, the collected raw data were cleaned, filtered, and segmented. using the processed textual and multidimensional data as a foundation, mining and analysis of information such as salt types, elemental content, and suitable consumer groups were achieved through category classification and correlation analysis. for visualization design, the vue front-end framework was employed to build the webpage, while the d3.js and echarts libraries were utilized to implement two visualization modules: the saltmaking process and salt classification. 14 figure 1. data processing and system design 5. system design to achieve the defined objectives, this study proposes and implements a visualization system for traditional salt-making processes and salt classification. the system includes a flowchart of traditional salt production, a bubble chart of salt worker occupations, diagrams of tools and facilities related to the process, as well as visualizations of salt composition, suitable consumer groups, and geographical distribution of salt production sites. the visual analysis begins with salt classification, allowing users to select different salt types, compare their compositional content, explore suitable salt varieties for specific demographics, and examine the distribution of production regions. (1) traditional salt-making technological process figure 2. process flow based on the design goal t1, in visual diagram 1, an innovative visualization method is adopted to present the multi-dimensional information of the traditional salt-making technological process. among them, fig. 2 (a) "bamboo diagram" uses the natural growth form of bamboo to metaphorize the technological process. the main trunk presents the four core stages of "well-drilling, brine extraction, brine transportation, and salt frying", and the branch structure elaborates the sub-steps of each stage (for example, "welldrilling" includes 6 sub-steps such as well location determination and wellhead opening), realizing the hierarchical expression of the technological process. fig. 2 (c) "fuxi river diagram" draws on the morphology of salt transportation rivers to design a time-sequence flow chart, gradually unfolding the details of each link in the form of river evolution. fig. 2 (d) "hundred workers diagram" uses nested bubble charts to classify salt workers' occupations in a process-oriented manner. fig. 2 (e) "technical ecology map" displays the categories of tools and facilities in the shape of a dandelion. fig. 2 (d) and (e) establish a dynamic association mechanism with the main flow chart, intuitively presenting the mapping relationship between occupation division, tools/facilities, and the technological process. this multiview collaborative visualization scheme, through metaphorical design, hierarchical decomposition, and associative interaction, enables users to grasp the overall architecture of the process and delve into local details, thus achieving multi-dimensional cognition and immersive experience of the traditional salt-making technology. (2) salt classification centered around the design objective t2, this paper constructs a visual classification of salt types as illustrated in figure 3. the core visualization, the "salt types" diagram (figure 3(b)), employs a circular sankey chart design to intuitively display the composition, proportional content, and target demographic characteristics of the four major salt categories: well salt, sea salt, rock salt, and lake salt. it supports interactive queries for detailed information. figure 3(a), the "production distribution map," showcases the geographic distribution of these four salt types, ranging from western regions to eastern coastal areas. the "elementusage" chord diagrams (figures 3(c) and (d)) present the chemical composition of each salt type and their corresponding health benefits. figure 3(e), the "element function human body diagram," uses element bubbles to illustrate the physiological effects of salt components. 15 figure 3. classification of table salt based on the visualizations in figure 3, the analysis proceeds as follows: through figure 3(b), the system systematically examines the differences in elemental content and target demographics between well salt and sea salt, lake salt, and rock salt. further integrating the data correlations in figures 3(c, d, e), a multidimensional mapping of "composition-benefits-demographics" is established to explore the suitability of different salt types for various populations. this provides more precise and comprehensive guidance for individuals when selecting salt. 6. case study mineral composition-population suitability analysis: well salt vs. sea salt: china boasts a rich diversity of salt resources, primarily categorized into lake salt, well salt, rock salt, and sea salt, with production areas spanning from the western plateau to the eastern coastal regions. due to differences in sources and extraction methods, various types of salt exhibit distinct mineral compositions and health benefits. this case study focuses on well salt and sea salt, conducting an in-depth analysis of their compositional differences and evaluating their suitability for individuals with hypertension. (1) salt sources and composition comparison well salt is predominantly produced in inland regions such as sichuan and yunnan (figure 4). its brine is extracted from underground sources at depths of over a thousand meters. as illustrated in figure 5, well salt is rich in minerals, containing not only sodium chloride (nacl) as its primary component but also trace elements such as potassium (k), calcium, magnesium, and zinc. in contrast, sea salt is obtained through the evaporation of seawater, with production concentrated in coastal areas like guangxi and fujian (figure 6). although sea salt contains small amounts of potassium, calcium, and other minerals, its overall mineral content is relatively lower compared to well salt (figure 7). additionally, since well salt brine is sourced from deep underground inland, it is less exposed to pollution and maintains higher purity than sea salt. (2) key mineral content and health implications as shown in figure 8 and 9, a comparison of the mineral composition between well salt and sea salt reveals that well salt contains significantly higher levels of potassium and calcium than sea salt. figure 4. production map of well salt figure 5. composition diagram of well salt figure 6. production map of sea salt 16 figure 7. composition diagram of sea salt potassium plays a crucial role in human health by helping to balance sodium levels in the body, thereby effectively alleviating vascular pressure—a particularly important benefit for individuals with hypertension. calcium, on the other hand, contributes to maintaining bone health and proper neuromuscular function. although well salt and sea salt have similar sodium content, the presence of potassium, magnesium, and other minerals in well salt can partially counteract the blood pressure-raising effects of sodium, making well salt a milder option in terms of blood pressure impact. considering these factors, well salt is more suitable for individuals with hypertension from a health perspective, as illustrated in figure 10. figure 8. composition content chart of well salt figure 9. composition content chart of sea salt figure 10. chord diagram of suitable populations for well salt 7. conclusion the "salt craft visual analytics system" innovatively integrates text visualization and multidimensional data analysis techniques, paving a new path for the preservation of well-salt culture and the dissemination of scientific knowledge on salt usage. it vividly presents traditional saltmaking techniques, enhancing public understanding and appreciation of well-salt heritage. through visualized charts, the system conducts correlation analyses between the compositional content of four major types of edible salt and their suitability for different demographic groups, providing users with valuable references for salt selection. however, this study has limitations: the scope of data collection could be further expanded, and the analytical dimensions of the relationship between salt and health require further enrichment. we anticipate that more scholars will contribute to this field in the future, continuously improving the system to better preserve well-salt culture and provide more precise health guidance for the public. acknowledgments the authors gratefully acknowledge the financial supported by sichuan key provincial research base of intelligent tourism, sichuan university of science and engineering (no. zhyj24-05). references [1] pan wenjia. investigation of sichuan well salt by westerners in the 19 th century [d].inner mongolia normal university, 2022. 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[11] ding baozhen compiled ; zeng fanying, li shumin, sun xiangwei. sichuan salt law records (collation and annotation) [m]. chengdu: southwest jiaotong university press, 2020: 825. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 60 exploring the depths of user interest: how llms are revolutionizing personalized shopping xin guan * international school, beijing university of posts and telecommunications, beijing, 100876, china * corresponding author email: guanxin2021@bupt.edu.cn abstract: this paper explores the transformative impact of large language models (llms) on personalized shopping, highlighting their revolutionary capabilities in natural language understanding, dynamic interest modeling, and multimodal interaction. it discusses how llms address the limitations of traditional recommendation systems by enabling semantic deconstruction of user queries, real-time strategy updates, and scenario-based solutions. the study reviews the evolution of llms and personalized recommendation systems, emphasizing breakthroughs in contextual reasoning and cross-modal feature fusion. practical implementation strategies are proposed, including lightweight technology deployment, cross-departmental collaboration, and user-centric experience design. the paper concludes by underscoring the dual technical and commercial value of llms, advocating for future research in causal reasoning and multimodal evaluation to enhance algorithmic fairness and sustainability. keywords: large language models (llms); personalized recommendation; intelligent e-commerce; natural language understanding; multimodal interaction; dynamic interest modeling. 1. introduction the emergence of large language models (llms) marks a revolution in the field of artificial intelligence. these models have achieved astonishing performance, especially in aspects such as understanding, language synthesis, and common sense reasoning, almost comparable to human capabilities. this leap in general ai capabilities will profoundly transform the implementation of personalized services. in the era of the rapid development of large language models, the ideas of personalized marketing are undergoing a profound transformation from "weak intelligence" to "strong intelligence". the driving force behind this transformation stems from the challenges to traditional personalized marketing methods, and the rise of large language models injects a more intelligent and flexible impetus into personalized marketing. it will greatly expand the scope of personalized services, evolving them into services that provide more complex functions. traditional personalized marketing methods often rely on pre defined rules and algorithms, with relatively fixed decision making logic, making it difficult to flexibly meet the diverse needs of users. the emergence of large language models has brought about a disruptive change to personalized marketing. by using large language models as a general interface, personalized systems can compile user requests into plans, call external tools to execute these plans, and integrate the outputs, achieving end to end personalized tasks. this makes personalized promotion more flexible, enabling a better understanding and interpretation of users' true needs, marking a significant step forward in the field of personalized marketing. against this backdrop, this study aims to deeply explore the underlying logic of personalized promotion, systematically sort out the development context of changes in the underlying logic of personalized promotion, examine the challenges faced by personalized services, and use large language models to address them. it also elaborates on specific application scenarios in detail and proposes ideas for personalized marketing in the era of large language models. 2. review of domestic and foreign research status 2.1. large language models (llms) in recent years, researchers have found that by increasing the number of parameters and the amount of data in pre trained language models, large language models can significantly improve their performance and demonstrate many special capabilities that small models do not possess (such as context learning ability, step by step reasoning ability, etc.) [1]. in 2018, google proposed the bert model, which achieved astonishing performance on a large scale corpus through pre training [2]. the introduction of the transformer model makes the model more effective in handling long distance dependencies. recently, openai's gpt series (generative pre trained transformer) has rapidly promoted the development of large language models. gpt 3, with 175 billion parameters, set a new record in model scale, achieving great success in understanding and generating natural language. in 2024, gpt 4o released by openai showed outstanding performance in multimodal interaction, greatly enhancing the ability to understand and generate complex long texts, and further improving controllability, attracting widespread attention from the global technology community [3]. with the introduction of the gpt series, chinese researchers have actively participated in the development of large language models. some research institutions have made localized improvements based on gpt, making these models more suitable for the chinese language environment and have actively launched their own large language models. for example, baidu's "wenxin yiyan", 360's large language model, alibaba's "tongyi qianwen", and sensetime's "shangliang" were all launched. they are committed to applying large language models to practical scenarios such as 61 search engines and speech recognition and have achieved remarkable results. at the same time, the deepseek model has emerged. based on the transformer architecture, it independently develops deep neural networks and has outstanding capabilities in many aspects such as intelligent dialogue, text generation, and semantic understanding. deepseek r1 contains 671 billion parameters and is trained on a dataset of 2 trillion tokens, covering chinese and english. it performs excellently in reasoning, coding, mathematics, and chinese understanding, surpassing some similar models. in general, the emergence of large language models represents a major breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence. their enhanced capabilities in understanding, language analysis, and common sense reasoning open up new possibilities for personalization. 2.2. personalized recommendation personalized recommendation systems are the product of the development of the internet and e commerce. they were proposed to solve the problem of information overload through information retrieval and filtering. the first collaborative filtering system was published by scholars such as david goldberg and david nichols (1992), aiming to solve the problem of information overload in users' emails [4]. later, resnick and varian (1997) gave a clear definition of recommendation systems: using e commerce websites to provide customers with product information and suggestions, helping users decide what products to buy, simulating the process of salespeople helping customers complete purchases [5]. with the rise of deep learning technology, foreign researchers began to introduce deep learning into the field of personalized recommendation. they proposed a series of recommendation algorithms based on neural networks, such as models based on rnn and cnn, achieving significant performance improvements. when big data technology became more mature, foreign researchers proposed more accurate recommendation algorithms through the analysis of large scale user behavior data. these algorithms can better understand users' interests and behavior patterns, significantly improving the personalization level of recommendation systems. china entered the initial stage of research on personalized recommendation systems only after the 21st century. around 2010, domestic researchers mainly focused on traditional collaborative filtering methods and gradually introduced machine learning based recommendation technologies, striving to solve the problems of user cold start and data sparsity to improve the accuracy and coverage of recommendation systems [6]. with the increasing emphasis on deep learning technology in china, research on personalized recommendation has gradually incorporated deep learning. some domestic research institutions and enterprises began to propose recommendation algorithms based on neural networks and initially achieved some results. with the advent of the big data era, domestic research on personalized recommendation has been able to conduct more in depth research in user behavior mining and pattern recognition with the help of big data analysis technology, to improve the personalization level of recommendation systems [7]. 3. overall construction ideas of intelligent e commerce empowered by large language models currently, research on "personalized recommendation" mainly focuses on technical principles, platform development and applications, and communication effects. however, regarding the ultimate service object of personalized recommendation the users themselves, as users are key participants in the information demand market and personalized recommendation exists to better meet users' needs, this paper argues that the research direction of "personalized recommendation" should mainly focus on the following aspects: 3.1. deep breakthrough in natural language understanding large language models are different from traditional rule based or simple statistical based recommendation systems. they can not only analyze users' historical behaviors but also provide more accurate personalized recommendations by learning users' natural language inputs in real time. in the aspect of natural language understanding, llms achieve high order semantic parsing through the self attention mechanism of the transformer architecture and the pre training fine tuning paradigm. for example, users' vague requirements (such as "lightweight backpacks suitable for summer commuting") can be decomposed into multi dimensional features such as "seasonal attributes", "usage scenarios", and "functional requirements", and combined with product descriptions to generate accurate recommendations. traditional rule based systems based on keyword matching have difficulty capturing such complex semantic relationships. in 2024, walmart launched a generative ai search function. by integrating proprietary data with azure openai models, it achieved in-depth parsing of user intentions, transforming search into an end-to-end match between 'intentions' and 'products', significantly enhancing recommendation relevance [8]. in addition, the zero shot classification ability of llms (such as inferring new product labels) and sentiment analysis (such as identifying the polarity of reviews) further optimize the granularity of user profiles, solving the cold start problem of traditional rule based systems. in terms of product recommendation, large language models can not only understand users' explicit needs (such as when users clearly search for a certain product) but also mine users' implicit needs (such as inferring their potential interests by analyzing users' browsing and purchase history). the application of this technology makes product recommendation no longer limited to simple rule matching but can dynamically generate personalized recommendation lists according to users' personalized preferences, thus significantly improving the relevance and click through rate of recommendations. in content generation, the introduction of large language models solves the content production bottleneck faced by traditional e commerce platforms. through large language models, platforms can automatically generate high quality product copy, advertising creativity, and summaries of user reviews, greatly improving the production efficiency of marketing content. this automated content generation ability not only reduces the operating costs of enterprises but also 62 enhances users' trust and satisfaction with the platform's content. 3.2. returning to the users themselves currently, research on large models in the e commerce field has made important progress at the technical level, but there is relatively insufficient attention to the ultimate service object of personalized recommendation the users themselves. consumers still need frequent manual intervention to solve their needs. data from iimedia research shows that currently, consumers have a relatively high demand for manual intervention functions. 45.5% of consumers use it occasionally, and 33.7% of consumers use it when needed, indicating that users have certain expectations for ai e commerce. in addition, 33.3% of consumers believe that the manual intervention function has improved the shopping experience of ai e commerce, indicating that ai e commerce still needs to improve its problem solving ability in complex scenarios, and its development still requires human assistance. from the data, we can see users' positive feedback on manual intervention, which provides an optimization direction for personalized recommendation systems. when designing recommendation systems, e commerce enterprises should introduce a user feedback mechanism, allowing users to express their needs and opinions during the recommendation process to promote a better personalized experience. users' demand for and feedback on manual intervention indicate that personalized recommendation does not only rely on automated ai shopping guides or customer service but needs to truly understand users' shopping behaviors and psychology. the application of large models in the field of dynamic interest capture can help analyze users' historical data, behavior patterns, and emotional responses, thus formulating recommendation strategies that better meet users' needs. the innovation of llms in the field of dynamic interest capture is reflected in their co evolution with behavior sequence modeling. the combination of user behavior sequence analysis based on lstm/gru and the active prompting technology of llms can perceive interest drift in real time. for example, when a user shifts from "browsing sports shoes" to "searching for hiking gear", the system dynamically adjusts the recommendation strategy from "exploring style diversity" to "focusing on in depth recommendations of a certain style" through the time series analysis of historical behaviors (such as the lda topic model) and real time dialogue interaction [9]. 3.3. multimodal interaction experience modal interaction reconstruction promotes scenario based implementation through cross modal feature fusion. for example, in the practical application of intelligent fitting mirrors, the system uses image recognition technology to capture users' body shape data (such as height, shoulder width, waist circumference, etc.) in real time, and combines voice dialogue interaction to analyze users' style preferences (such as "wanting a casual style" or "needing outfits for formal occasions"). then, it inputs the visual and language modal data into a multimodal large language model. the model integrates users' body shape features and semantic requirements through cross modal alignment algorithms, dynamically generating high precision 3d virtual fitting effects, and recommending suitable matching schemes based on users' historical behaviors and the product attribute database (such as recommending styles according to body shapes and matching colors according to preferences). taobao's ai shopping assistant integrates visual search (such as extracting product image features) and natural language processing, encoding text and image information into a unified vector space, solving the problem of information sparsity in traditional single modal recommendations. such technologies not only solve the problems of lagging user feedback and single dimensional matching suggestions in traditional fitting scenarios but also enhance user engagement through real time interaction, significantly improving the efficiency of purchase decision making and customer satisfaction. at the same time, they provide merchants with insights into user preferences to optimize product selection strategies. 4. suggestions on the implementation strategies for the construction of intelligent e commerce platforms 4.1. exploring the path of lightweight technology implementation during the process of large language models empowering e commerce platforms, due to the high computing resources, professional technologies, and development time required for model training and deployment, enterprises often face huge technical barriers and cost pressures during the introduction and implementation of models. therefore, in order to complete the deployment and application of large language models in e commerce platforms in a short time, small and medium sized enterprises can adopt the "api + low code" mode to quickly deploy the capabilities of llms. for example, by calling api services or deploying lightweight models, they can embed conversational shopping functions in existing apps, avoiding the high cost investment of building their own models to achieve basic functions such as intelligent search and conversational recommendation. on this basis, the introduction of lightweight model optimization technologies (such as model quantization, pruning, and knowledge distillation) can further reduce the model size and computational requirements. for example, 8 bit quantization can reduce the number of model parameters to 1/4 of the original scale while maintaining more than 90% of the performance, making local deployment possible in environments with limited computing power. in addition, the maturity of open source lightweight frameworks (such as hugging face's transformer.js and tensorflow lite) provides enterprises with flexible toolchain support, enabling them to dynamically adjust the model architecture according to business scenarios. for example, embedding a lightweight dialogue engine in mobile applications to achieve real time interaction and low latency response. the core advantage of this technical path lies in balancing costs and performance, allowing small and medium sized enterprises to achieve intelligent upgrades through modular and scalable technical solutions without building large scale computing infrastructure. 63 4.2. promoting cross departmental collaboration mechanisms the advantages of large language models in multimodal data analysis and cross domain knowledge fusion provide a technical basis for breaking down data silos within enterprises and building collaborative business chains. enterprises need to make full use of the multimodal data analysis capabilities of llms to break down data silos and establish collaborative links among product, technology, and operation teams. to achieve this goal, enterprises need to establish cross departmental data sharing and collaboration mechanisms. first, by building a unified data center, standardize and integrate the supply chain data of the product department (such as inventory dynamics, supplier information), the user behavior logs of the operation department (such as click through rates, conversion paths), and the external environment data of the marketing department (such as social media trends, competitor dynamics), forming a global data asset pool. on this basis, use the semantic understanding and correlation analysis capabilities of large language models to extract the potential features of cross domain data. for example, combine designers' fashion forecasts with users' historical purchase records to generate seasonal product recommendation strategies. to achieve efficient collaboration, enterprises need to optimize internal processes simultaneously. for example, use automated workflow tools to trigger data updates and model iterations in real time, and clarify the roles and responsibilities of each department in data annotation, model feedback, and strategy adjustment through a collaborative platform. in addition, the integration of privacy protection technologies can ensure the security of cross departmental data flow and avoid the leakage of sensitive information. the core of this mechanism is to transform scattered business units into a collaborative network centered around data and user needs through technology driven and process reengineering, thereby maximizing the value of large language models in business decision making. 4.3. building scenario based user experience maps building a multimodal and highly responsive scenario based interaction system around the entire user lifecycle journey (search, decision making, after sales) is the core direction for large language models to enhance the user experience of e commerce platforms. in the search stage, it is necessary to deeply integrate natural language processing and computer vision technologies. for example, support dialect and fuzzy semantic input through a speech recognition engine, and at the same time, combine a visual search model to achieve the "search by image" function, enabling users to trigger accurate product matching through diverse input methods. the key in the decision making stage lies in dynamic interest modeling and personalized content generation. for example, use the context reasoning ability of large language models to analyze users' browsing trajectories and real time feedback (such as page dwell time, price comparison behavior) in real time, generate comparative analysis reports (such as product parameter comparisons, user review summaries) to assist in decision making, and automatically create customized marketing content (such as limited time discount reminders, matching suggestions) through generative technology. in the customer service stage, the boundaries of services can be extended through augmented reality (ar) and virtual reality (vr) technologies. for example, in the after sales scenario of home appliances, the real time guidance function based on ar glasses can help users complete equipment installation or troubleshooting, and at the same time, recommend related accessories or extended warranty services to increase the repurchase rate. the construction of user experience maps needs to focus on the data loop, that is, collect users' behavior data at each link through data tracking, and continuously iterate the model strategy to ensure that the intelligence and humanization of interactive scenarios always evolve in line with users' needs. 5. conclusion this study systematically demonstrates the reconstruction logic and practical paths of large language models (llms) for the personalized shopping ecosystem, revealing their dual subversiveness in technical breakthroughs and commercial value. the core conclusions are as follows: first, llms solve the fundamental limitations of traditional recommendation systems through three technical leaps: semantic deconstruction, dynamic response, and scenario integration. the natural language understanding ability transforms vague requirements into structured features, dynamic interest modeling enables minute level strategy updates, and multimodal interaction promotes the upgrade of shopping behavior from "single product transactions" to "scenario based solutions". these technical breakthroughs verify the irreplaceability of llms in terms of the depth of demand insight and response speed. second, the implementation of llms needs to replace pure technical thinking with business value orientation. successful cases show that enterprises should focus on three dimensions: first, building cross departmental data collaboration links; second, designing end to end scenario based experiences; third, establishing a "lightweight + compliant" technical path. technical investment must be directly linked 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(2023). leveraging large language models for sequential recommendation. recsys '23: proceedings of the 17th acm conference on recommender systems, 1096-1102. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 50 online identification of low‐speed misfit driving behavior based on fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method and xgboost algorithm huayu wang beijing university of technology, beijing 100020, china abstract: timely identification of low-speed misfit driving behavior is essential for enhancing road traffic safety and operational efficiency. this paper proposes an online recognition method for detecting such behavior. first, eight characteristic indicators are selected and quantified from the perspectives of the vehicle itself and the vehicles ahead and behind. then, thresholds are determined using the interquartile range method, and indicator weights are calculated using the critic method. a membership function is constructed to perform a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation and determine the behavioral state of the vehicle. finally, the xgboost algorithm is applied to train an online recognition model using the feature indicators and evaluation results, with the model validated on the highd dataset. the results demonstrate that the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method, based on the eight defined indicators, effectively identifies low-speed misfit vehicles. the xgboost model further enhances recognition accuracy. this research provides valuable insights for transportation authorities in managing vehicle behavior and maintaining efficient and stable traffic flow. it also holds practical significance for alleviating congestion and ensuring unimpeded access for critical services such as ambulances and disaster response vehicles. keywords: traffic engineering; driving behavior identification; fuzzy comprehensive evaluation; low-speed outlier driving behavior; moving bottleneck. 1. introduction under ideal traffic conditions, all vehicles on the road would travel at their desired maximum speeds in a stable, uniform, and efficient manner—effectively forming a "platoon." however, in practice, differences in driver behavior and vehicle performance result in varying travel speeds across vehicles, leading to mutual interference and increased complexity in traffic dynamics [1]. some drivers, despite having adequate space to accelerate and sufficient vehicle capability, maintain significantly lower speeds than surrounding traffic. this obstructs following vehicles and causes frequent acceleration, deceleration, and lane changes, ultimately increasing speed variance on the road and negatively impacting traffic safety [2]. these effects can propagate upstream, often forming moving bottlenecks that contribute to traffic congestion [3]. researchers have long recognized the impact of low-speed vehicles and have conducted extensive studies on this topic. in 1992, gazis et al. [4] identified that some heavy trucks could trigger a chain reaction of deceleration among surrounding vehicles, leading to the formation of slowmoving convoys, coining the term “moving bottleneck.” subsequent studies explored the formation and evolution of such bottlenecks through modeling and simulation. for instance, newell [5] represented moving bottlenecks as fixed bottlenecks by introducing a moving coordinate system, while lebacque [6] proposed the kw-mb model, which was later extended to consider interactions among multiple moving bottlenecks. jia bin [7] incorporated a honking mechanism into simulation models and found that honking could prompt slower vehicles to yield, accelerating the dissipation of bottlenecks. lin hangfei et al. [8] analyzed spatial and temporal characteristics of moving bottlenecks across domestic and international highways, and suggested countermeasures such as periodically widening road sections to facilitate overtaking—an approach shown to enhance freeway flow. to date, most studies have focused on vehicle speed as the primary indicator of low-speed behavior and have emphasized mitigation strategies after bottlenecks form. however, fewer studies address how to identify and prevent such behaviors at an early stage. moreover, the definition of “low-speed” remains ambiguous, with varying criteria used across different studies. in urban expressways without a minimum speed limit, or when surrounding traffic is sparse, vehicle speed alone may have limited influence on overall traffic flow. therefore, this paper proposes a new concept— low-speed misfit driving behavior, which refers to drivers who persistently maintain relatively low speeds and disrupt surrounding traffic flow, even in the absence of external constraints. timely and accurate identification of such behavior is crucial for traffic authorities to issue early warnings and implement interventions, such as acceleration prompts or lane change suggestions. these actions are key to reducing the formation of moving bottlenecks and improving roadway efficiency. with the advancement of communication technologies and telematics, traffic authorities now have access to highresolution, multidimensional trajectory data that includes speed, acceleration, and other driving parameters. this microlevel data is widely used in driving behavior studies and plays an important role in improving traffic safety [9]. for instance, toledo et al. [10] collected in-vehicle data to assess driver risk based on lane changes, speeding, and rapid deceleration. castignani et al. [11] employed fuzzy logic to evaluate risky behavior using metrics such as excessive speed and abrupt acceleration or deceleration. cheng guozhu et al. [12] used simulation experiments to identify dangerous driving under 51 icy and snowy conditions based on indicators like steering jerks and sudden speed changes. wu jianqing et al. [13] designed naturalistic driving experiments and developed nine indicators for identifying hazardous truck driving. xue qingwen et al. [14][15] used the minimum time to collision (mmtc) risk parameter and trajectory features to evaluate and recognize dangerous behavior via the lgbm model. most of these studies rely primarily on indicators derived from the vehicle itself. however, since drivers must continuously monitor and react to surrounding traffic, incorporating relative behavior metrics, such as interactions with vehicles ahead and behind, can yield a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of driving behavior. building on this foundation, the present study introduces the concept of low-speed misfit driving behavior by incorporating both self-driving data and relative behavior with adjacent vehicles. a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method is employed to determine whether a vehicle is exhibiting misfit behavior. subsequently, an xgboost-based online recognition model is developed, which inputs the extracted feature indicators and evaluation results to identify misfit behavior in real time. the model’s performance is validated using the highd dataset, confirming its effectiveness in detecting and characterizing low-speed misfit drivers. 1.1. model construction for online identification of low-speed misfit driving behavior in this paper, we define the driving behavior that is relatively low-speed and affects the surrounding vehicles as low-speed misfit driving behavior, and its impact on the traffic flow is shown in figures 1 and 2. where is the target vehicle, is the vehicle in front of the vehicle, is the vehicle behind the vehicle, and is the distance between the vehicle and the vehicle in front of it. fig 1. initial appearance of low-speed misfit vehicles fig 2. low-speed misfit vehicles appear for a while it can be seen from figs. 1~2 that vehicles generating lowspeed misfit driving behavior show a tendency to move away from the front vehicle and force the rear vehicle to reduce its speed. accordingly, this paper proposes a method for determining low-speed out-of-group driving behavior that takes into account the individual operating characteristics of the vehicle and the driving fluctuations relative to the front and rear vehicles, extracts a total of eight feature indicators, constructs the affiliation function, and establishes a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model to determine whether the vehicle is in the state of low-speed out-of-group driving behavior. after that, the xgboost algorithm is combined with the input of feature indicators and judgment results for training to realize the online recognition of low-speed out-ofgroup driving behavior. 1.1.1. characterization indicator assignment indicators of specific characteristics of low-speed uncongenial driving behavior are shown in the table below: table 1. characteristic indicators type of characterization indicator name of characteristic indicator unit (of measure) individual driving characteristics tempo m-s-1 accelerations m-s-2 characterization of driving fluctuations relative to the vehicle in front difference in speed from the vehicle in front m-s-1 difference in acceleration from the vehicle in front m-s-2 difference in distance from the vehicle in front m characterization of driving fluctuations relative to the rear vehicle difference in speed from the rear m-s-1 acceleration difference with the rear vehicle m-s-2 difference in distance from the rear m 1.2. characterization index threshold determination and weight calculation after the calculation of the value of each characteristic index of low-speed misfit driving behavior is completed, the threshold value and weight of each index need to be determined in order to subsequently determine the segmentation point of the affiliation function through the threshold value, and calculate the total affiliation through the weight. 1.2.1. threshold determination in this paper, we use the quartile difference method to determine the threshold value, which applies to all kinds of outlier judgment. the calculation formula is as follows: 1.5 1 where: is the threshold value of the low-speed misfit driving behavior indicator of the first ; is the upper quartile, the symbol is taken as " "; is the lower quartile, the symbol is taken as " "; is the difference between the upper and lower quartiles. 1.2.2. calculation of weights in this paper, the objective assignment method is chosen to determine the weights of each feature indicator, whose advantage lies in the comprehensive measurement of each indicator through the comparative intensity and conflictiveness, without relying on the subjective judgment of experts[14]. the calculation formula is as follows: ∑ 2 52 1 3 where: is the weight of the first feature indicator; is the information content of the first feature indicator; is the standard deviation of the first feature indicator, i.e., the contrast strength of the feature indicator; is the relationship coefficient between the feature indicator and the feature indicator . 1.3. fuzzy integrated evaluation model the above derives the values of each characteristic index of low-speed misfit driving behavior and their thresholds and weights, on the basis of which, the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method[16][17] is used to make judgments on lowspeed misfit driving behavior. the specific steps are as follows: (1) determine the set of evaluation factors. the set of factors is a collection of factors affecting the object evaluation, , , , ⋯ , ,⋯ , where the evaluation factors are the eight indicators mentioned above. (2) determine the evaluation set. evaluation set is a collection of various possible results of the evaluation object, , , , ⋯ , ,⋯ , here, the evaluation set is divided into low-speed non-conformity type, normal type, and over-speed type. (3) determine the fuzzy comprehensive judgment matrix. the fuzzy comprehensive judgment matrix is as follows: ⋮ ⋯ ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ ⋯ 4 where is the affiliation of the the vehicle concerning the evaluation set. (4) judgment. according to the size of the affiliation degree of each evaluation set, judge whether the sample belongs to which category of evaluation set. here that is, to judge the vehicle belongs to the low-speed misfit, normal, speeding which one. the affiliation function satisfies 0 1, i.e., for each element x, there is a corresponding value. in practical applications, trapezoidal affiliation function and triangular affiliation function are often used, and then analyzed in combination with the practical application scenarios to determine which one of the functions belongs to the partial large, partial small, and intermediate type, and take the value of[18] for each segmentation point. in this paper, we choose to construct the trapezoidal affiliation function, and the function and image are shown below: fig 3. small, medium, and large 1.4. xgboost online recognition models based on the eigenvalues and determination results above, the combination with machine learning algorithms is considered to build an online recognition model for low-speed misfit driving behavior. extreme gradient boosting tree (xgboost) has significant advantages in training speed, prediction accuracy, and model performance, and is widely used in driving behavior recognition[19] . based on this, this paper chooses to apply the xgboost algorithm to build an online recognition model for low-speed misfit driving behavior. 2. data processing 2.1. data sources in this paper, the german highd dataset[20] is selected for analysis, and the observation data from measurement point 1 is chosen. the measurement point is located on the a3 highway in the western part of cologne, with 6 lanes. the length of the data collection area is 420 m, and the speed limit is 33.33 m-s-1, the interval belongs to the road section without intersections, entrances and exits, and so on. table 2. data collection schedule data segment starting time duration (s) data segment starting time duration (s) 25 8:55 1178.4 30 11:03 1202.04 26 9:20 1120.56 31 11:28 1118.04 27 9:46 1208.84 32 12:20 777.32 28 10:12 1250.96 33 12:41 1111.48 29 10:39 1119.4 34 13:34 844.16 ten data segments were recorded, starting at 8:55 and lasting between 10 and 20 minutes each, with the final segment ending at 13:34. in total, 25,340 trolley data points were collected, as summarized in table 2. each segment was visualized and examined, and the data from segments 28 to 34, corresponding to free-flow traffic conditions, were 53 selected for subsequent analysis. 2.2. sample extraction driving data from the lane was selected for analysis. the speed vvv, acceleration aaa, and position xxx of vehicle a, along with those of its preceding vehicle faf_afa and following vehicle bab_aba, were extracted to calculate the eight-feature metrics outlined above. the corresponding calculation formulas are summarized in the table below: table 3. calculation of characteristic indicators characteristic indicators formulas unit (of measure) characteristic indicators formulas unit (of measure) m-s-1 m m-s-2 m-s-1 m-s-1 m-s-2 m-s-2 m to ensure accuracy, the samples were screened to exclude instances involving lane-changing behavior and those with durations shorter than 10 seconds. each sample was uniquely identified using a combination of the data segment name and vehicle id. after filtering, a total of 1,533 vehicle samples were retained for subsequent analysis. 3. model validation 3.1. determining thresholds, weights, and constructing affinity functions thresholds and weights of the characteristic indicators were calculated using the quartile difference method and critic above, respectively, and three types of affiliation functions were constructed for low-speed nonconformity, normal, and overspeed. the segmentation points of the partial-small function are the lower threshold and 5% quantile, the segmentation points of the intermediate function are the 5% quantile, 25% quantile, 75% quantile and 95% quantile, and the segmentation points of the partial-large function are the 95% quantile and the upper threshold[22]. the values of the segmentation points of the affiliation function are shown in the table below: table 4. the value of the segment point characteristic indicators low-speed misfits normal type overspeed on the small side a: 22.8 b: 24.62 intermediate a: 24.62 b: 28.28 c: 31.93 d: 33.77 oversize a: 33.77 b: 37.41 on the small side a: -0.89 b: -0.76 intermediate a: -0.76 b: -0.22 c: 0.23 d: 0.63 oversize a: 0.53 b: 0.91 oversize a: 2.27 b: 3.22 intermediate a: -2.27 b: -0.61 c: 0.92 d: 2.27 on the small side a: -2.9 b: -2.27 oversize a: 0.74 b: 0.95 intermediate a: -0.59 b: -0.18 c: 0.27 d: 0.74 on the small side a: -0.86 b: -0.59 oversize a: 62.16 b: 66.8 intermediate a: 17.15 b: 24.57 c: 41.46 d: 62.16 on the small side a: 0 b: 17.15 oversize a: 2.64 b: 3.28 intermediate a: -2.18 b: -0.82 c: 0.82 d: 2.64 on the small side a: -3.28: -2.18 oversize a: 0.66 b: 0.95 intermediate a: -0.76 b: -0.28 c: 0.21 d: 0.66 on the small side a: -1.02 b: -0.76 on the small side a: 0 b: 17.07 intermediate a: 17.07 b: 24.17 c: 40.59 d: 60.97 oversize a: 60.97: 65.22 3.2. determination of results the index values of low-speed misfit driving behavior characteristics of all the samples were brought into the corresponding affiliation function and multiplied by the corresponding weights to get the total affiliation of each sample. by comparing the affiliation degree of each type of evaluation results, the following judgment results are obtained: table 5. judgment results sample of low-speed misfits normal type sample over-speed type sample 23 1502 8 since the objective of this study is low-speed misfit driving behavior, the latter section focuses on the analysis of the identified 23 low-speed samples. the mean and standard deviation of speed and acceleration are analyzed by comparing the difference in driving behavior between lowspeed misfit vehicles and normal vehicles. with a sliding window of 10s, 71 low-speed misfit driving behavior segments were obtained, while 100 normal driving behavior segments were randomly selected, and the results are shown in figs. 5 and 6: low-speed misfit driving behaviors present smaller means and larger standards in terms of speed and acceleration compared to normal driving behaviors. this suggests that drivers' occurrence of low-speed misfit driving behavior is accompanied by more deceleration operations, which is consistent with the pattern in the actual traffic flow. 54 fig 4. statistical description of speed fig 5. statistical description of acceleration combined with the analysis of vehicle trajectory data, it can be found that: the results contain two forms of low-speed out-of-group driving behavior, the first is initially driving at a normal speed, and then continue to slow down; the second is the initial speed is lower, and then continue to maintain a low speed or slow down. the screened low-speed misfit vehicles table 43-1738 and table 34-722 are listed below, respectively, and compared and analyzed with the normal driving vehicles table 29-1929, as shown below: fig 6. table 43-1738 (low-speed misfit sample) fig 7. table 34-722 (low-speed misfit sample) 55 fig 8. table 29-1929 cars (other samples) in figures 6, 7, and 8, the left graph shows the changes in vehicle speed, rear vehicle speed, and distance from the vehicle in front, and the right graph shows the absolute value of the speed difference between vehicles on the road during the period from the appearance of the vehicle to its departure. it can be seen that: the normal vehicle in the left graph and the rear vehicle driving in a relatively stable state, speed fluctuation is not big; produce low-speed uncongenial driving behavior of the vehicle on the rear vehicle to influence, forcing the rear vehicle also slow down to follow the speed, and the vehicles are showing a tendency to move away from the vehicle in front of them. in the right figure, the speed difference between normal vehicles is not large, most of them are below 3 m-s-1; low-speed driving behavior vehicles trigger the speed change of the rear vehicles, resulting in a large speed difference in many places on the road, and even reaches more than 7 m-s-1, which affects the stability of the traffic flow. 3.3. online identification model construction for low-speed misfit driving behavior the model was trained by the 271 case samples selected above, and the mean, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and median values of eight feature indicators based on the vehicle's driving data and the driving fluctuation data relative to the front and rear vehicles were used as inputs and standardized. the judgment results obtained by the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method were used as labels, and the samples were divided into a training set and a test set in the ratio of 4:1 for processing. the data imbalance problem was dealt with by using the adasyn method and adjusting the scale pos weight parameter; the optimal values of the parameters were determined as a result of the bayesian optimization algorithm. to compare the effect of the model under different time windows, this paper takes 5-10s as the length of the time window and the step size is 1s, respectively, to segment the original data and train the model with the segmented data, and the number of samples used for training and the performance of the model are shown in the following table: table 6. model performance analysis time (s) support form accuracy recall rate f1 score 5 263 else 0.98 0.94 0.96 63 low-speed 0.77 0.90 0.83 6 219 else 0.97 0.94 9.94 52 low-speed 0.78 0.87 0.82 7 175 else 0.97 0.99 0.98 42 low-speed 0.97 0.88 0.93 8 132 else 0.97 0.98 0.98 31 low-speed 0.93 0.87 0.90 9 88 else 0.99 0.97 9.98 21 low-speed 0.87 0.95 0.91 10 44 else 0.98 0.95 0.97 11 low-speed 0.83 0.91 0.87 as can be seen from the above table, the model performs best when the time window is 7s, with a precision rate of 0.97, a recall rate of 0.88, and an f1 score of 0.93 for the identification of low-speed out-of-conformity driving behavior samples. in the test set of 175 normal samples, 174 samples were identified correctly, and 1 was misclassified as a low-speed out-of-conformity sample; in the case of 42 lowspeed out-of-conformity samples, 37 samples were identified correctly, and 5 samples were misclassified as normal samples. 4. summary this paper constructs an online identification model for low-speed misfit driving behavior based on the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method and the xgboost algorithm, and obtains the following main conclusions: 56 (1) in the calibration of low-speed uncongenial driving behavior, the introduction of eight characteristic indicators, such as the vehicle's driving data and the driving fluctuation relative to the front and rear vehicles, can be effectively determined. (2) 23 samples of low-speed out-of-conformity driving behavior were identified among 1533 samples, and by comparing and analyzing the two types of low-speed out-ofconformity vehicle samples screened and the samples of normal driving vehicles, it can be found that the identified samples have the following phenomena: moving away from the vehicle in front and causing the vehicle behind to be affected by deceleration, resulting in significant local speed changes, which is in line with the actual traffic flow pattern; and (3) constructing the xgboost online recognition model for low-speed misfit driving behavior, the precision, recall and f1 score are 97%, 88% and 93% respectively when the time window is 7s, which proves that this method can accurately identify low-speed misfit driving behavior, but there are individual other samples that will be misclassified as lowspeed misfit driving behavior samples. the reason may be that the low-speed misfit driving behavior is a small probability event, and the number of low-speed misfit samples used for model training is too small, and although a series of data imbalance processing methods are used, the number of samples is still relatively small compared to the overall number of samples. the scope of the study can be expanded to obtain more samples for model training. 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[22] zhu xinglin, ding shuangwei, yao liang, et al. bad driving behavior recognition based on the convolutional neural network [j]. science, technology and engineering, 2024, 24 (15): 6493-6501. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 9 research on computer‐aided 3d modeling simulation optimization model in mechanical design yinhua shi * jiangsu union technical institute, zhenjiang school, jiangsu province, p. r. china * corresponding author email: 280623082@qq.com abstract: with the improvement of product accuracy, efficiency and optimization requirements in mechanical design, computer-aided 3d modeling and simulation optimization have gradually become the core technology in the design process. however, existing algorithms still face challenges such as large computational complexity and insufficient accuracy when optimizing multi-objective problems. to this end, this paper proposes an innovative 3d modeling and simulation optimization model based on the combination of ga and particle swarm optimization. this model optimizes multiple objectives such as structural strength, weight, and cost in mechanical design by integrating global search capabilities and local search capabilities, thereby achieving efficient and accurate adjustment of the design. experimental results show that in the case of motor housing design, the optimization efficiency of this optimization model is improved by 20% and the accuracy is improved by 15% compared with traditional methods. through the comparison of the different optimization methods, it is proved that the model is superior in mult objective optimization. the algorithm can be used to optimize many physical fields simultaneously, and provide a more intelligent and sophisticated solution for mechanical design. keywords: mechanical design; 3d modeling; simulation optimization; ga; particle swarm optimization; multi-objective optimization. 1. introduction as the cornerstone of modern engineering technology, the accuracy, efficiency and innovation of mechanical design directly determine the performance, reliability and market competitiveness of products. traditional mechanical design often relies on manual calculations and two-dimensional drawings. although remarkable results have been achieved in the past few decades, these traditional methods have gradually revealed their limitations with the advancement of science and technology and changes in industrial needs. especially when faced with complex structures and highprecision requirements, traditional design methods cannot meet the requirements of efficient and accurate design. therefore, the rise of computer-aided design (cad) technology, especially in the field of 3d modeling and simulation optimization, has gradually become an important tool in the field of mechanical design. in recent years, with the development of computer techniques and numerical optimization algorithms, computer aided 3d modeling and simulation optimization in machine design have been applied in practice. through 3d modeling, the designer can make more intuitive understanding and adjustment of the design plan [1]. moreover, the simulation optimization can forecast the performance, the structural analysis and the fault detection in the virtual environment, which can greatly increase the precision and efficiency of the design. however, there are still many challenges in 3d modeling and simulation, especially in how to use innovative algorithms to increase the precision of design and optimization. [2] to deal with these challenges, a novel computer aided 3d modeling and simulation optimization model is presented, and its advantages and prospects are discussed. 2. algorithm design and model establishment computer-aided 3d modeling technology (cad) refers to a design method that uses computer software tools to generate 3d object models. 3d modeling can not only provide designers with more intuitive visual effects, but also simulate and test various mechanical and thermal problems in actual engineering during the design process [3]. the core advantage of 3d modeling is that it can continuously optimize the design through virtual models, and greatly reduce the errors and rework in the traditional model design process. complementary to 3d modeling technology is simulation optimization technology. simulation optimization technology simulates the physical, mechanical, thermal and other properties in the real environment by virtual testing of 3d models to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of the design [4]. this process can not only discover potential design defects, but also provide designers with improved solutions, thereby achieving efficient design iteration and optimization. by combining with simulation software, designers can find possible problems at an early stage and avoid costly corrections in the production stage, which greatly improves design efficiency and product quality. 2.1. innovative algorithm framework in traditional mechanical design, optimization algorithms often focus on single-objective optimization (such as structural strength or weight optimization), but actual design often involves multiple conflicting objectives. for example, increasing structural strength may increase weight, while reducing weight may reduce the load-bearing capacity of the structure [5]. therefore, how to find a balance between multiple objectives is a difficult problem in mechanical design. this study proposes a multi-objective optimization model based on the combination of ga and particle swarm 10 optimization, and performs systematic optimization through the combination of simulation analysis and three-dimensional modeling. 2.1.1. combination of ga and particle swarm optimization ga is a kind of global optimization algorithm, which can be used to solve high dimensional complex problems. the global optimum solution is found through simulation of "selection", "crossing" and "mutation". however, ga has the disadvantage of slow convergence, which can lead to a local optimum solution [6]. in order to overcome this shortcoming, pso, which is a kind of optimization algorithm based on swarm intelligence, can speed up convergence. so, combining the merits of ga and pso, the paper can make use of ga's superiority in global search, and make full use of the accuracy of pso. the basic frame of the hybrid optimization algorithm can be expressed by the following formula: 𝐹 𝑥 𝜆 𝐹 𝑥 𝜆 𝐹 𝑥 (1) among them, 𝐹 𝑥 is a hybrid optimization function, 𝐹 𝑥 and 𝐹 𝑥 represent the objective functions of ga and pso respectively, and 𝜆 and 𝜆 are adjustment factors that control the weights of ga and pso. through this framework, the model can effectively combine the advantages of both in the optimization process. 2.1.2. multi-objective optimization multi-objective optimization is particularly important in mechanical design, especially when the design involves multiple objectives and these objectives constrain each other. design objectives include structural strength, weight, cost and other aspects. these objectives are usually contradictory. for example, increasing the strength of the material will lead to increased weight [7]. therefore, it is necessary to find the best balance between these objectives. in order to achieve multi-objective optimization, this paper uses the concept of pareto optimal solution. given multiple objective functions 𝑓 𝑥 , 𝑓 𝑥 , … , 𝑓 𝑥 , the optimization goal is to find a solution set 𝑥∗ so that no other solution in all objective functions can be better than this solution in all objectives at the same time. mathematically, it can be expressed as: 𝑓 𝑥∗ 𝑓 𝑥 ∀𝑖 and ∃𝑗 make 𝑓 𝑥∗ 𝑓 𝑥 (2) among them, 𝑥∗ is the pareto optimal solution and is better than other solutions in at least one objective. 2.2. algorithm flow in the optimization model proposed in this study, the algorithm flow includes the following steps: • 3d modeling: first, use cad software to build an accurate 3d model based on the mechanical design requirements. by modeling the geometric shape of the structure, accurate data support can be provided for subsequent simulation analysis. • simulation analysis: simulate the established 3d model to simulate its performance under real working conditions. the simulation content includes structural strength, vibration analysis, heat conduction, etc. this step uses technologies such as finite element analysis (fea) or computational fluid dynamics (cfd) to evaluate the performance of the model. objective function definition: define multiple optimization objective functions based on simulation analysis. for example, structural strength can be expressed as maximum stress𝜎 , weight can be expressed as the mass 𝑚 of the object, and cost is related to the selection and usage of materials. the specific formula is as follows: 𝜎 max 𝜎 , 𝜎 , … , 𝜎 3 𝑚    𝜌 𝑉 4 𝜎 is the stress value of the 𝑖 point, 𝜌 is the density of the material, and 𝑉 is the volume of the 𝑖 element. • optimization steps: by combining ga and pso, the optimal solution is found by making a compromise among several targets. the design variable 𝑥 is updated in every iteration, and the fitness value 𝑓 𝑥 is computed based on the objective function. a new generation of solutions is obtained by selecting, crossing, and mutation. the optimized objective function can be expressed as: 𝐹 𝑥 ∑   𝛼 𝑓 𝑥 (5) 𝑓 𝑥 is the 𝑖 objective function, and 𝛼 is the weight of each objective function. • termination condition: when the optimization process meets the preset termination condition (such as the maximum number of iterations or the fitness value reaches a certain threshold), the optimization process ends and the optimal design is obtained. 2.3. optimization strategy to increase the efficiency of optimization and guarantee the precision of optimization, the following optimization strategies are presented in this paper: in the whole optimization process, ga is used to search globally. and in the latter phase, pso is applied to local search to increase the precision and convergence rate [8]. the hybrid optimization process can be expressed as: 𝑥 𝛼 ⋅ 𝑥 1 𝛼 ⋅ 𝑥 (6) among them, 𝑥 and𝑥 are the solutions of ga and particle swarm optimization respectively, and 𝛼 is the adjustment factor to control the fusion ratio of the two. when facing complex structures, there may be multiple local optimal solutions in the design space [9]. therefore, an adaptive optimization strategy is proposed to adjust the optimization step size according to the feedback information in the optimization process. the adaptive strategy can be expressed as: δ𝑥 𝜂 ⋅ δ𝑥 𝛽 ⋅ sign 𝑓 𝑥 (7) δ𝑥 is the update amount of the 𝑖 design variable in the 𝑘 step, 𝜂 and 𝛽 are adjustment factors that control the amplitude of the step size change [10]. according to the requirements of the local search ability and global search ability of the current solution, the ratio of ga and particle swarm optimization is automatically adjusted to achieve the best convergence speed and optimization accuracy. 3. experiment and simulation along with the rapid development of cad and cae, the optimization process of machine design has become more 11 efficient, especially in 3d modeling and simulation optimization, the precision and efficiency of the design process have been greatly increased [11]. 3.1. experimental data and methods to test the validity of the multi-objective optimization model, which combines ga and pso, a typical mechanical component, is chosen to optimize the design. the support frame is mainly used for load bearing in mechanical equipment [12]. the design goals include minimizing structural weight, reducing costs, and enhancing structural strength. the acquisition of experimental data relies on ansys for simulation analysis and solidworks for threedimensional modeling. the design constraints include: the maximum allowable stress of the structure shall not exceed 500 mpa. the weight of the support frame shall not exceed 10 kg. the cost must be controlled within 200 us dollars [13]. the optimization objective function is to minimize the structural weight and cost while maximizing the structural strength. during the optimization process, a strategy combining ga and pso was adopted to automatically adjust the design parameters through the optimization algorithm. 3.2. experimental design and simulation process when conducting simulation analysis, first use solidworks software to complete the three-dimensional modeling of the support frame. during the modeling process, ensure that the geometric shape is consistent with the actual engineering requirements, and set constraints according to the actual application conditions [14]. after the modeling is completed, use ansys to perform structural simulation analysis, which mainly includes the following steps: • 3d modeling: create a 3d geometric model of the support frame in solidworks according to the design requirements and import it into ansys for further analysis. • loading design constraints: set design constraints according to experimental requirements, such as maximum stress, weight and cost constraints. • optimization target setting: define the optimization objective function, including maximizing structural strength, minimizing weight and cost. • simulation execution: run the optimization algorithm, perform simulation through hybrid optimization of ga and pso algorithms, and obtain the final optimized design. 3.3. experimental results and data analysis the experimental data show that the optimization algorithm proposed in this paper shows a high optimization effect on multiple design objectives. table 1 shows the comparison of design parameters before and after optimization, including changes in multiple dimensions such as structural strength, weight and cost. table 1. comparison of design parameters before and after optimization design parameters before optimization optimized value improvement maximum stress (mpa) 540 480 -11.11% structural weight (kg) 12.5 9.8 -21.60% design cost (usd) 220 180 -18.18% structural strength (n) 5000 5600 12.00% material cost (usd) 150 120 -20.00% the structure strength of the frame is improved 12%, and the structure weight and the design cost are reduced by 21.6% and 18.18%. the results indicate that the mult objective optimization algorithm can greatly increase the structure strength and reduce the cost of the structure when the design is optimized [15]. moreover, the optimization algorithm of this thesis also improves the optimization speed and the precision of computation. table 2 shows the optimization time and the computation precision compared with that of the conventional optimization method [16]. table 2. comparison of optimization performance of traditional algorithm and algorithm in this paper optimization algorithm optimization time (s) calculation accuracy (%) traditional optimization method 45 88 hybrid optimization algorithm in this paper 36 97 the optimal time of the proposed optimization algorithm is reduced by 20% compared with the traditional optimization method, and the calculation accuracy is improved by 15% compared with the traditional method. this result further proves the superiority of the proposed optimization algorithm in terms of efficiency and accuracy. the improvement of the efficiency of the optimization algorithm means that more calculation tasks can be completed in the same time, or the expected optimization effect can be achieved in a shorter time. the improvement of calculation accuracy indicates that the algorithm can find the optimal solution of the problem more accurately, reducing errors and uncertainties. these improvements are of great significance for practical applications, which can improve production efficiency, reduce costs, and improve product quality and performance. figure 1 clearly shows the significant difference in stress distribution of the support frame between the traditional optimization method and the algorithm proposed in this paper. the stress of the traditional optimization method is concentrated on the connection parts of the support frame. this stress concentration phenomenon leads to insufficient structural strength and is prone to weak links when subjected to force, which in turn affects the stability and reliability of the overall structure. in contrast, the algorithm proposed in this paper effectively balances the stress distribution in various regions through optimization design, significantly reducing the stress concentration phenomenon. this optimization strategy not only improves the overall strength 12 of the structure, but also distributes stress more evenly when the structure is subjected to external force by reasonably distributing stress, thereby avoiding structural failure caused by excessive local stress. this optimization method is of great significance in practical engineering applications and can effectively improve the service life and safety of the structure. figure 1. comparison of stress distribution between traditional optimization method and the algorithm in this paper figure 2. displacement change curve before and after optimization figure 2 shows the displacement changes of the support frame before and after optimization. as can be seen from the figure, the displacement curve before optimization shows that the support frame has a large displacement after being stressed. this significant displacement may cause system instability. after the optimized design, the displacement has been significantly reduced. this is mainly due to the effective improvement of the stability of the system by reducing the weight of the material and optimizing the structural form. this optimization not only improves the mechanical properties of the structure, but also provides a strong guarantee for reliability and safety in practical applications. in engineering practice, the stability and reliability of the structure are crucial. the optimized design significantly improves the bearing capacity and service life of the structure by reducing displacement and stress concentration. figure 3. convergence speed of objective function during optimization. figure 3 shows the convergence speed of the objective function of the proposed algorithm during the optimization process. compared with the traditional method, the proposed algorithm converges faster and can reach a better solution in fewer iterations [17]. this result shows that the proposed optimization method has high computational efficiency. by improving the optimization algorithm, the calculation time was reduced by 20%, and the optimization speed was increased by about 25% compared with the traditional method. this significant efficiency improvement is mainly due to the optimization strategy of the algorithm during the iteration process, which enables it to find a better solution in a shorter time. this efficient optimization method is of great significance in practical applications, especially in scenarios where optimization results need to be obtained quickly, which can significantly improve work efficiency. figure 4. convergence of multi-objective optimization of each objective function. figure 4 shows the convergence of each objective function in the multi-objective optimization process. the proposed algorithm can find a more ideal compromise between structural strength, weight, and cost by optimizing the balance between multiple objectives. this multi-objective optimization method not only improves the design accuracy, but also improves the calculation accuracy by 15% by improving the calculation method, making the optimization results closer to the performance requirements in the actual working environment. in multi-objective optimization, 13 balancing the conflicts between different objectives is one of the key challenges. the proposed algorithm can find the optimal balance point between multiple objectives through an effective optimization strategy, thereby providing a more reliable and efficient design solution in practical applications. the proposed algorithm has significantly improved the design accuracy compared with the traditional optimization method. according to the experimental results, the calculation accuracy is improved by 15%, making the design results closer to the performance requirements in the real working environment. by comparing the time required for optimization, the proposed algorithm reduces the calculation time by 20% compared 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employs the stm32f407 as the main controller, achieving high-precision digitalto-analog conversion through spi communication with an external dac8311 module, and integrates a tpa3106 power amplifier and transformer to drive the piezoelectric ceramic. waveforms are generated using dsp instructions to optimize computational resource utilization, and a soft-start function is implemented to enable a gradual voltage ramp-up, effectively suppressing inrush current during power-on. collaborative control via timer interrupts and external interrupts facilitates smooth switching and stable adjustment of frequency (100–250 hz) and amplitude (0–3.3 v). experimental results demonstrate optimal vibration intensity at 213 hz. the system supports flexible parameter tuning for frequency and amplitude, exhibiting high versatility and reliability. this design provides a compact and efficient solution for high-frequency vibration driving, with significant application potential in industrial feeding, ultrasonic devices, and related fields. keywords: piezoelectric ceramics; stm32; dac; drive control. 1. introduction piezoelectric ceramics is a new type of smart material which has piezoelectric effect and can realize the conversion between electrical energy and mechanical energy. according to this characteristic, piezoelectric ceramics are used in the fields of piezoelectric transducers, piezoelectric actuators, piezoelectric sensors and so on. among them, piezoelectric ceramics are widely used in the field of optics and acoustics due to their advantages of small size, easy control, high resolution, high dynamic response, no heat, no noise, etc., such as nondestructive flaw detection, ultrasonic devices, sonar, and oscillators utilize the vibrational properties of piezoelectric ceramics [1]. currently in the industrial application of more feeder, vibration plate is the use of material vibration to achieve the delivery of small components such as chip resistors, but also can be set to different frequencies to achieve the screening of unqualified products. piezoelectric ceramic drive needs to drive the power supply and drive circuit to achieve highprecision control, high frequency and fast dynamic response[2][3]. early drive power using analog circuit control, affected by temperature, low control accuracy, slow dynamic response, does not meet the characteristics of piezoelectric ceramic drive. now more use of digital circuit design of the drive power supply[4], the use of scale integrated components to achieve filtering, power amplification and other functions, the use of programmable logic controllers such as microcontrollers to achieve automatic control, which can greatly simplify the hardware circuit, improve the control accuracy and anti-interference ability[5][6]. the use of microcontroller main controller and other scale integrated components to design the drive circuit can achieve fast and stable control and high degree of automation, with automatic fault detection function to increase the antiinterference ability to achieve high power, low power consumption of high dynamic response output [7][8]. in this paper, based on stm32 microcontroller, design a system to drive piezoelectric ceramics. according to the inverse piezoelectric effect, piezoelectric ceramics can realize the conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy, and the controller delivers a voltage to the piezoelectric ceramics to realize the drive of piezoelectric ceramics [9], when the pwm pulse width modulation technique is used to deliver a stable and variable voltage, the quantitative deformation of piezoelectric ceramics can be realized to produce a fixed displacement; when a sinusoidal voltage is delivered by using the dsp library, the piezoelectric ceramics produce a deformation with the change of waveforms to realize fixed frequency vibration. this design uses an external dac module to realize high-resolution and high-precision digitalto-analog conversion, adopts the tpa power amplifier module to output a good and stable high-power voltage to drive the piezoelectric ceramic chip, and joins multiple timer interrupts, external interrupts and limiting variables to realize the stable adjustment of the amplitude and frequency of the output voltage, and selects the appropriate amplitude and frequency according to different application scenarios. 2. system design the system as a whole includes the design of hardware circuits and software programming, with the stm32f407 microcontroller as the controller mcu of the system, according to the piezoelectric ceramic control requirements to be realized, build the control circuit of the whole system, including the key input control module, dac conversion module, tpa power amplifier module, power supply, transformer and other circuits. through the software program to achieve the spi communication output of the stm32f407 controller, through the dac digital-to-analog conversion module to achieve the transformation of digital signals to analog signals, through the tpa power amplifier module to output a good and stable high-power voltage, through the transformer boost to drive the piezoelectric sheet, resulting in vibration effects. the key input module has two keys to 151 control the frequency and amplitude of the output voltage, and a key to control the start and stop of the tpa conversion, which is directly related to the signal output of the whole circuit. the power supply module has two power supplies, 3.3v connected to the stm32f407 and dac conversion module, and 24v connected to the tpa power amplifier module. the overall design of the system is shown in figure 1. figure 1. overall system block diagram 3. hardware architecture design the hardware of the piezoelectric ceramic control system mainly consists of stm32 main controller, dac digital-toanalog converter, tpa power amplifier and other keys, leds and transformers. 3.1. hardware design of stm32 main controller stm main controller consists of mcu chip, power supply circuit, backup power supply, external crystal. as shown in figure 2, the main controller chip is selected stm32f407zet6 this main frequency 168mhz cortex m4 core, which comes with a dsp instruction set, which can realize the basic mathematical function function and fast fourier transform function call [10]. the power supply circuit is powered by 24v and 3.3v, and the backup power supply area is powered by a mixture of cr1220 coin cell and vcc3.3v. the stm chip comes with its own internal rc oscillator, but with low precision, and is connected to two external crystals, 8m and 32.768k, which are more than ten times more accurate than the internal crystal. the main chip pins are labeled on behalf of the design of this system to use, including spi communication pins, tpa amplifier connection pins, and con interface connected to the transmit and receive ports, and ports connected to the keypad and so on. figure 2. stm32 main controller hardware circuit 3.2. hardware design of dac digital-toanalog conversion in the digital-to-analog conversion module, the dac8311 chip is used. as shown in figure 3, the stm32f407zet6 chip comes with a dac digital-to-analog conversion channel, but the internal dac supports up to 12-bit mode, which is directly controlled by the dorx register. therefore, the fastest conversion speed is about 333k, the resolution is only 10bit in most cases, and the distortion can be up to 3% and above when outputting a sine wave. the dac8311 supports 14-bit mode with a resolution of 14bit, and can realize data 152 transmission through spi communication, with a sampling rate of 225khz, a gain error of 0.15% fsr, and a power consumption of only 0.14mw, which compares favorably with the dac channel included in the chip. dac8311 has 6 pins, sync is the level-triggered control input port, which is the frame synchronization signal for the input data, when the level goes low, dac8311 is updated according to the clock cycle, so that the input shift register and the data are transferred to the edge of the falling edge, and it acts as an interrupt when it is on the edge of the rising edge, and the write data is ignored by dac8311. data is ignored by the dac8311. that is, chip select pin, falling edge from high level to low level, trigger signal, dac8311 start to transmit write data, from low level to high level in the rising edge, do not carry out the chip select, dac8311 interrupt write data. sclk is the serial clock input, the data transfer rate of up to 50mhz. din is the serial data input port, when the chip select signal is low level, data avdd/vref is the power input, +2v~+5.5v. gnd is the ground port. vout is the analog output voltage of the dac, the output amplifier has “rail to rail”, the output voltage of the op-amp is “rail to rail”, the output voltage of the op-amp is “rail to rail”, the output voltage of the op-amp is “rail to rail”, the output voltage of the op-amp is “rail to rail”, the output voltage of the op-amp is “rail to rail”. vout is the analog output voltage of the dac, the output amplifier has “rail to rail”, the amplitude of the output voltage of the op-amp can reach the power supply voltage. figure 3. dac hardware circuit 3.3. hardware design of the tpa power amplifier figure 4. tpa power amplifier hardware circuit in the tpa power amplifier module, the tpa3106 chip is used, which is a 40w class d audio power amplifier that eliminates the need for a heat sink. the amplifier has four selectable gains of 20, 26, 32, and 36 db and an efficiency of 92%. as shown in figure 4, the tpa3106 chip has a total of 32 pins, inp and inn pins are the positive audio input and negative audio input, connecting to the analog voltage output from the dac8311.gain0 and gain1 pins are the least significant bit and the highest significant bit of the gain selection, which both follow the ttl logic level. the mstr/slv pins are used to determine the master-slave selection of sync terminal direction, high for master mode where the terminal is an output, low for slave mode where the sync terminal accepts a clock input. rosc is the io port for the resistor that currently sets the ramp generator. vreg is the regulated 4v output of the internal power supply only. vbyp is the preamplifier reference, which can be controlled for startup time by the size of an external capacitor. pvcc is 153 the power supply left-channel h-bridge, which is not internally connected to the avcc. bsn and bsp are the negative high side and positive high side of the left channel bootstrap io port. outn and outp are the negative and positive outputs of the class d 1/2-h bridge. shutdown is the on/off signal of the chip, disabling the chip when low and working normally when high. mute is the output fast disable or enable mute signal, connected to the stm32 chip port, received high level mute is the output fast disable or enable mute signal, connected to the stm32 chip port, when receiving a high level, do not enable, the audio is output normally, when receiving a low level, enable, realize the mute. fault is the port to report the short-circuit fault signal, from tpa3106 to the stm32 chip output signals, when detecting a short-circuit fault, the tpa outputs a high level, sends the fault signal to the main chip and carries out the troubleshooting. 3.4. other hardware design in addition to the three main modules, the system also has hardware such as power supply, keys and terminal wires [11]. as shown in figure. 5 and figure. 6, the power supply is divided into two 24v and 3.3v, which supply power to the main stm chip and the power amplifier respectively. two switches are connected externally from the stm32 chip to control the frequency and amplitude of the output sine wave respectively. the terminal wires realize the st-link communication with the host computer, the connection of the transformer and the connection of the external power supply. figure 5. 3.3v voltage hardware circuit design figure 6. 24v voltage hardware circuit design 4. software implementation piezoelectric ceramic control system software design is shown in figure 7. control system started by the external interrupt system, through the generation of waveform program to generate the specified waveform, through the spi communication to the dac transmission of digital signals, the dac digital-to-analog conversion after the generation of analog signals output to the tpa, after the power amplification and transformer output to the piezoelectric ceramic chip. figure 7. software design flowchart 154 4.1. waveform generation the simplest way to generate the desired waveform through the program is to directly give a data table, take the number of points in a cycle to determine the size, and trigger different intervals according to the timer to realize the output of the waveform. however, stm32f4 series chip with dsp instruction set, can realize the basic math function and fast fourier transform function call, can be completed in a single cycle of a 32×32+64→64 operation or two 16×16 operation, can release a large portion of the arithmetic resources, so in this design directly use arm_sin_f32 function to realize the waveform of automatic calculation. in the waveform initialization function, a slow start parameter is added to realize the voltage increase in the shape of a horn when the system switch is turned on, giving the system and piezoelectric ceramics a buffer time. set the cycle and num parameters to generate the waveform table; by changing these two parameters, the size of the waveform output frequency is changed. 4.2. spi communication spi is a high-speed full-duplex communication method, which only occupies four pins, saving space in the use and layout, so it is widely used. the spi of the stm32 chip also provides a dma function, which opens up a direct data transfer path between the ram and the i/o devices through the hardware and improves the efficiency of the cpu greatly. the stm32f407 chip has three spi channels, and when the chip's spi channel is not enough, it is possible to use the spi channel to transfer data directly. when the spi channel of the chip is not enough, it can be set to simulate spi communication through the gpio port, and after the initialization of port multiplexing, it can be used to output data through a for loop. 4.3. external interrupt design this design adopts four external interrupt functions, namely, line6, line9, line10 and line11. line6 is connected to the mute interface of tpa to decide whether to enable mute or not, i.e., the on/off function of this system. line9 is connected to the fault interface of tpa to generate an interrupt request from the short line line9 when there is a short-circuit fault and the program executes the fault processing to stop the waveform. the program executes the fault processing and stops the waveform output. line10 and line11 are connected to the keys to control the output voltage amplitude and frequency. 4.4. timer interrupt design this design uses two timer interrupt functions, the first interrupt function realizes the transmission of the waveform array value to the dac, and the second interrupt function realizes the switching of the output array after the frequency or amplitude is changed. two arrays are added, one is the array that is currently outputting waveforms and the other is the array that is about to output waveforms. in this design, the timer interrupt function and the external interrupt function cooperate with each other, and the variable zd is added inside the external interrupt to determine whether the output voltage amplitude or frequency changed by pressing the key has completed the change, and the changed value has been input to the next array. when the key is pressed, zd=1, and when the timer controlling the waveform output array generates an interrupt, zd=0. add the zh variable to the timer interrupt function to determine which array is currently being output by the parity of zh. continue to add the variable ha, when the voltage amplitude or frequency changed by pressing the key in the newly generated array values are all updated ha=1, when the timer controlling the waveform output array generates an interrupt ha=0. when the first timer interrupt occurs, determine whether the value of the array transferred to the dac and the update of the array is complete, when both are complete, then enter the timer interrupt function. in the interrupt function through the zh judgment to distinguish the next output of the array, and in turn to the dac to transfer the value of the array. 4.5. dac8311 signal acquisition dac8311 chip chip selection signals, clock pulses, data transmission bits are controlled by the main chip stm32, in this module program design, add a section of the program, when the mute port generates an interrupt, the digital voltage transmitted to the dac8311 via spi communication is set to half the current amplitude. 4.6. tpa mute and fault design in the tpa power amplifier module, mute is set to be the output pin and fault to be the input pin, and no pull-ups or pull-downs are generated during initialization. the mute signal is set to be a switch and is applied in conjunction with the program of the dac8311. when the fault pin goes high, it represents a short-circuit fault in the system circuit and the spi stops the communication transmission. 4.7. keypad and led design this system designs two external buttons to control the frequency and amplitude of the output waveform respectively, and calls an led light, which blinks once when the first interrupt function transmits the waveform array value to the dac and completes this output. 5. experimental validation figure 8. button and power connection diagram first of all, according to the circuit diagram for the selection of components to buy, and then according to the circuit diagram for the physical welding, as shown in figure 8, including the main chip stm32f407 module, dac module, tpa module, transformer module, keys, piezoelectric ceramics and so on. the operating temperature of the piezoelectric ceramic is -10℃~+60℃, and the single-side capacitance is 7.5±0.3nf. as can be seen from the circuit 155 board in kind, the system is very streamlined in terms of structure, and its anti-jamming ability has been greatly improved. afterwards, the power module is connected and powered up to test its circuit and function. first, the overall operation of the system is verified, from the main chip using the dsp library to generate an array of sinusoidal functions, through the spi communi-cation protocol, the array is output to the dac chip, the dac after digital-to-analog conversion, the digital signals transmitted by the main chip are converted to analog voltage signals, and continue to be output through the circuit to the tpa power amplifier place. as shown in figure 9, the power-up process is carried out by pressing the key to verify whether the added slow-start variable plays a role. verified by an oscilloscope, at each power-up, the output voltage can be flared from 0 to the specified voltage amplitude, which can reduce the inrush current during power-up and play a role in protecting the circuit. figure 9. soft-start waveform diagram after power-on verification, stm32f407 chip output digital signal is normal, dac chip can complete the digitalto-analog conversion output analog voltage, tpa power amplifier output is normal, the circuit can be normal output voltage waveform. as shown in table 1, the verification of the key, the key can realize the frequency and amplitude adjustment and according to the program design to achieve periodic adjustment and smooth switching function, but also through the timer parameters and the number of array elements to adjust, change the amplitude and frequency of the adjustable range. table 1. button validation key press count (times) voltage amplitude (v) voltage frequency (hz) 0 3.36 102.6 4 1.42 128.7 8 1.79 156.8 12 2.11 183.5 15 2.41 203.2 18 2.89 225.3 20 3.13 242.7 21 3.25 248.7 22 1.38 98.4 as shown in figure 10, the final oscilloscope acquisition probe was placed at the inductor after the vout port of the dac to measure the voltage amplitude and frequency of the stm32f407 chip output in real time. through the materials placed on the piezoelectric vibrator and by directly touching the vibration disk, after constantly adjusting the frequency and amplitude of the waveform output, it was concluded that the piezoelectric ceramic vibration was the strongest at 213hz. figure 10. system output waveform 6. conclusion small component feeders commonly used in industry use vibration at different frequencies to achieve transportation and screening. in order to drive the piezoelectric ceramics to generate high-frequency vibration, this paper chooses stm32f407 chip as the main controller, combined with dac digital-to-analog converter module and tpa power amplifier module, to design a piezoelectric drive control system that can adjust the frequency and amplitude of the output voltage. after experimental verification, the following conclusions are obtained. (1) the circuit, signal and function of this design are realized normally, including key slow start, waveform output, smooth switching of frequency and amplitude of waveform and short circuit fault processing. the use of three chips greatly simplifies the hardware circuit and improves the control accuracy and anti-interference ability. due to the characteristics of the main chip and the drive object, the output voltage range of the main chip is 0-3.3v, and the output frequency is 100-250hz. (2) the program uses the dsp library to generate waveforms, releasing chip computing resources, and adding slow start variables, which can realize the voltage waveform in the shape of a trumpet with a slow start, preventing power supply oscillations or inrush currents caused by too much damage to the system after power-up. use two arrays to switch the output waveform, so that the key to change the waveform is smooth and the switching point is in the 0v position. 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[11] lin kaiji, zhang lu. design of wi-fi video capture and transmission system based on stm32 [j]. journal of jilin institute of chemical technology, 2022, 39(1): 90-94. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 11 research on airport clearance risk assessment based on combination weighting method ‐ cloud model guoxing chen future flight aviation technology group, no. 265, zone 0, general aviation industry base, pinggu district, beijing, 100000 china abstract: to address the problems existing in the current domestic airport clearance safety evaluation system, such as static indicator system, subjective weight allocation, and difficulty in dynamic adjustment, a three level evaluation indicator system covering three modules, namely regulatory system guarantee, obstacle control, and operation monitoring, was constructed. subjective opinions were collected through expert questionnaires, and the combination weighting method combining analytic hierarchy process (ahp) and entropy weight method (ewm) was used to quantify the importance of each indicator. the cloud model was introduced to model the uncertainty in the evaluation results, and a dynamic adjustment mechanism for risk levels and indicator thresholds was proposed. taking a certain airport as a case study, the verification results show that this system can effectively identify high risk indicators, clarify the boundaries of risk classification, and significantly improve the evaluation efficiency and operability. keywords: airport clearance safety; risk assessment; combination weighting; cloud model. 1. introduction with the continuous advancement of the construction of "safe, green, smart and humanistic airports", more than 90% of hub airports have deployed runway foreign object monitoring systems and widely adopted emerging technologies such as drone inspections and three-dimensional laser scanning, which effectively supported the development of refined management of airspace safety. "icao annex 14: airports" [1]provides unified standards for obstacle restriction and airspace protection at airports, from geometric design to daily maintenance of airspace surfaces. "procedures for air navigation services aircraft operations (pans ops)" [2]provides technical requirements for obstacle avoidance based on flight performance in the design dimensions of approach and departure procedures. at the domestic level, "regulations on the safety management of civil airport operations" [3]clearly define the division of responsibilities of airports, local governments and civil aviation authorities in airspace protection, and incorporate the preparation, filing and airspace protection agreements of obstacle restriction charts into the statutory management process. with the continued emergence of new low-altitude threats, traditional static control models are no longer adequate. the number of registered drones nationwide has exceeded 1.2 million, electromagnetic interference incidents have increased by an average of 27% annually, and urban expansion has led to frequent violations of high-rise building regulations in cleared airspace. to address these challenges, the civil aviation administration of china revised the "management measures for cleared airspace protection at transport airports" in 2022, establishing a digital monitoring platform for cleared airspace areas. this upgrades risk prevention and control from a "passive handling" approach to an "active early warning" model, laying the institutional and technical foundation for building a dynamic and intelligent clear airspace risk assessment system. therefore, this article will construct an airport clear airspace safety risk assessment system tailored to my country's national conditions, providing a theoretical basis and technical channels for improving the overall safety management level of my country's airports. in recent years, domestic and foreign scholars have conducted extensive explorations on the theoretical methods and practical applications of clearance safety risk assessment, and have formed a variety of research methods and results. at present, gis technology and spatial information technology are widely used in china, and airport clearance safety research has shown a diversified and sophisticated development momentum. cheng xiaokang et al. [4]used a three-dimensional gis platform to construct an airport clearance restriction surface visualization model, which can intuitively display the spatial position and height of obstacles, laying a solid foundation for subsequent quantitative analysis. shen yingzheng et al. [5] designed an obstacle spatial information calculation method and developed a corresponding program, which effectively improved the timeliness and accuracy of obstacle data in the clearance protection area. zhang le and qin xianfeng [6]studied the planning and control of temporary obstacle heights, combined the measured data with the height limit surface model specified in the specification, and proposed a dynamic inspection and rapid response mechanism to effectively prevent construction and temporary facilities from invading the clearance restriction surface. in terms of multi-source detection and fusion, chen weishi et al. [7]systematically reviewed the multi-sensor detection technology for birds and drones, emphasizing that the existing single monitoring method is difficult to fully cover the new threats faced by lowaltitude aircraft, and it is necessary to build a comprehensive monitoring system that integrates multiple modes such as radar, optics, and radio fingerprints. wen jun and fan zhixiang [8]used evolutionary game theory as an entry point to explore the game relationship and coordination mechanism between the main bodies of air clearance safety supervision, providing new insights for the establishment of a dynamic supervision model. abroad, in terms of the construction of the airport air clearance safety risk assessment system, there is also a clear trend of interdisciplinary, multi-source data fusion and dynamic management. the integrated application of gis platform and digital elevation model has become a necessary 12 means of basic research. nguyen and do [9]proposed a gisbased obstacle clearance assessment method, which uses spatial overlay analysis of the precision approach procedure restriction surface and existing terrain and buildings to achieve quantitative judgment of obstacle intrusion risk. smith and brown [10]then further integrated multi-sensor data (including ground lidar scans, airborne ads-b trajectories, radar echoes, etc.) to construct a dynamic obstacle recognition model, achieving a transformation of obstacle detection from "post-event review" to "online continuous monitoring". in the monitoring of new lowaltitude threats, müller and schubert [11]used machine learning algorithms to confirm the threat of bird strikes and drone activities in real time, and then linked the detection results with flight program design software to achieve advance warning of bird flocks or group drone activities. at the same time, risk quantification models and simulation evaluation methods are also maturing. wang and lee [12]used monte carlo simulation to conduct a large number of random simulations on the obstacle clearance margins and uncertainties corresponding to various airport approach and departure procedures, forming a risk level classification framework model based on probability distribution, which provides a scientific basis for the threshold definition of clearance evaluation indicators. rossi and bonomi [13]advocated combining airborne ads-b trajectory data, three-dimensional terrain models and control procedure restriction surfaces to construct a "dynamic clearance risk field" model, using continuous risk field visualization to reveal the spatial propagation law of obstacle risks, bringing methodological innovation to comprehensive risk assessment across procedures and time periods. in summary, while research both domestically and internationally has made significant progress in technological innovation and theoretical model development, existing indicator systems still face several shortcomings and challenges. first, indicators are redundant and missing. some indicators (e.g., obstacle height) cover multiple evaluation dimensions, while emerging risks (e.g., drone activity and dynamic changes in the meteorological environment) lack targeted indicators. second, weight assignment is highly subjective. existing evaluation systems often rely on expert experience, which is susceptible to individual cognitive differences and results in objectively inappropriate evaluations. finally, dynamic adaptability is insufficient. existing systems often focus on static environments and struggle to reflect real-time risk changes in airspace areas. therefore, this paper integrates the weighting results of the ahp and ewm methods and constructs a combined weighting model using a coupling function. a cloud model is introduced to calculate the membership and weighting of each risk indicator, thereby constructing an airport airspace safety risk assessment system based on multi-source information fusion and dynamic risk assessment. this system contributes to improving the theoretical framework of airport airspace safety and promoting the in-depth development of multidisciplinary aviation safety research. 2. airport clearance safety risk assessment index system table 1. airport clearance safety risk assessment index system first-level indicators secondary indicators level 3 indicators laws, regulations and management guarantees airport obstacle limitation chart d 1 does the obstacle restriction map conform to the actual plan? c 1 obstacle restriction map immediate filing c 2 airport clearance protection agreement and regulations d 2 are the contents of the published specific management regulations for airport airspace protection complete? c 3 is there an airport airspace protection agreement c 4 safeguards control and environmental risk management behavior that affects flight safety d 3 smoke emission c 5 shooting range, explosives warehouse c 6 lights, signs, and objects that affect flight safety c 7 plants that affect the use of civil airport navigation aids c 8 burning to release smoke, fireworks, etc. c 9 places that attract birds and other animals c 10 precision approach runway area interference obstacles d 4 fixed or moving objects within the approach plane c 11 fixed or moving objects within the inner transition surface c 12 fixed or moving object within the missed approach surface c 13 new obstacle d 5 added to the takeoff and climb control area are there any new obstacles when leaving the airport in a straight line? c 14 whether there are new obstacles during designated altitude/turn departure c 15 are there any new obstacles on the multi-turn departure path? c 16 specify whether there are new obstacles when turning and leaving the tp c 17 are there any obstacles in the approach control area? d 6 visual approach, are there any obstacles? c 18 are there obstacles during non-precision approach? c 19 is there any obstacle during precision approach? c 20 is there any obstacle in the missed approach segment? d 7 is there any obstacle during the missed approach after the final approach? c 21 is there any obstacle during the missed approach in the precision segment? c 22 is there any obstacle in the side clearance area? d 8 is there any obstacle on the transition surface? c 23 is there any obstacle on the inner horizontal surface? c 24 is there any obstacle on the conical surface? c 25 other obstacles or objects d 9 objects not projecting above the approach surface but which adversely affect the performance of visual or non-visual aids c 26 objects that relevant departments believe will be harmful to aircraft operations within the activity area, inner horizontal surface or cone surface c 27 operation monitoring and dynamic management k behavior that affects flight safety d 10 clearance protection area inspections are conducted less than once a week c 28 inspection of barrier-free areas is conducted less than once a day c 29 precision approach runway area interference obstacles d 11 inspection contents must comply with regulations c 30 is the inspection record complete? c 31 new obstacle d 12 added to the takeoff and climb control area whether the location and height of new obstacles are reported to c 32 in a timely manner is the airport clearance management file sound? c 33 13 based on expert research and literature review, in order to achieve the systematization, standardization and operationalization of air clearance safety governance, the airport air clearance safety risk assessment index system is constructed according to the three-in-one logical path of "system design on-site control dynamic operation". it can be divided into three dimensions: laws and regulations and management guarantee, obstacle control and environmental risk management, and operation monitoring and dynamic management. each dimension is composed of secondary indicators. combining the current laws and regulations and the airport's modern governance requirements for air clearance risks that are "identifiable, assessable, controllable, and traceable" in a highly dynamic operating environment, 33 third-level evaluation indicators were finally determined, as shown in table 1. the evaluation index system has a clear structure and rigorous logic. the three modules complement each other and jointly support the comprehensive assessment system of airport air clearance safety risks, realizing closedloop management of the entire process from system construction, physical identification to dynamic operation and maintenance. 3. empowerment of the risk assessment indicator system 3.1. ahp analytical hierarchy process in this study, ahp was used to assign weights to airport clearance safety risk assessment indicators. specifically, by constructing a judgment matrix, conducting expert scoring, and performing consistency tests, the relative weights of each indicator in the evaluation system were calculated. this effectively solved the problem of diverse indicators and varying degrees of impact, ensuring the scientific and logical nature of the evaluation process. the specific implementation process is as follows: (1) construct the evaluation matrix, see formula (1): ( ) , 1,2, ,ij n na a i j n   (1) where, n is the number of indicators; is the comparison result between indicator ija i and indicator j in the airport clearance system . (2) normalize the columns of the evaluation matrix, see formula (2): 1 , 1,2, ,ij ij n ijj a a i j n a      (2) (3) the evaluation matrix is summed row by row, as shown in formula (3): 1 1,2, , n i ijj w a i n     (3) (4) normalize the row vector to obtain the ahp evaluation weight iw . see formula (4): 1 1,2, ,i i n ii w w i n w      (4) (5) calculate the maximum characteristic root, see formula (5): max 1 ( ) ( ) n i i i aw n w    (5) (6) calculate the consistency index and perform consistency test. see formula (6): max 1c n i n     (6) 3.2. ewm-entropy weight method ewm does not rely on subjective judgment and can effectively reflect the variation characteristics of the data itself. it has the advantages of strong objectivity and stable calculation results. in this study, the introduction of the entropy weight method can serve as a beneficial supplement to the ahp method, reducing the subjective image of ahp, improving the rationality of weight allocation and data-driven capabilities, and providing a more accurate weight basis for airport clearance safety risk assessment. the specific calculation process is as follows: (1) index normalization processing, see formula (7): min max min ( ) ( ) ( ) ij ij ij j j b b y b b    (7) where i is the evaluator number; j is the evaluation indicator number; is ijy the evaluation value of the ijb i -th evaluator under the j -th evaluation indicator after normalization ; is the evaluation value of the i -th evaluator under the j -th evaluation indicator; min( )ijb is the minimum value in the original data; max( )jb is the maximum value among the evaluation indicators in the min( )jb jth row; is the minimum value among the evaluation indicators in the j th row. (2) calculation ijp , see formula (8): 1 ij ij m iji y p y    (8) where, ijp is the proportion of the ith evaluator under the j -th indicator; m is the number of evaluators. (3) calculate the index entropy value, see formula (9): 1 1 ln ln m j ij iji e p p m     (9) where, je is the entropy value of the j-th evaluation index. (4) the ewm entropy weight and ewm-weight under the computer field clearance safety evaluation index system. 1 1 j j n jj e h n e     (10) where, jh is the entropy weight of the j th indicator; n is the number of indicators. 3.3. portfolio empowerment in order to fully integrate the subjective information of expert judgment with the objective characteristics of datadriven, this paper uses the geometric mean normalization method to couple the weights obtained from ahp and ewm. this method can effectively reflect the consistency and coordination of subjective and objective evaluation results while keeping the sum of weights equal to 1, thereby improving the scientificity and credibility of risk assessment results [14]. the specific steps are as follows: (1) the weights of each indicator are obtained by jw 14 assigning weights using the ahp method, as shown in table 2. (2) the objective weights are determined by the ewm method to obtain the weights of each indicator jh , as shown in table 3. table 2. ahp calculation weights index weight c 1 0.115 c 2 0.047 c 3 0.019 c 4 0.042 c 5 0.026 c 6 0.012 c 7 0.005 c 8 0.022 c 9 0.012 c 10 0.004 c 11 0.001 c 12 0.009 c13 0.005 c14 0.070 c15 0.042 c16 0.024 c17 0.014 c18 0.130 c19 0.065 c20 0.032 c21 0.016 c22 0.050 c23 0.029 c24 0.017 c 25 0.010 c 26 0.045 c 27 0.022 c 28 0.011 c 29 0.039 c 30 0.013 c 31 0.050 c 32 0.033 c 33 0.040 (3) weights jh of each indicator obtained in steps (1) and (2) are used jw to calculate the comprehensive weight jd , as shown in formula (11): 1 j j j n j jj w h d w h    (11) wherein, jd is the comprehensive weight of the jw jth indicator; is the subjective weight of the jh jth indicator obtained by the ahp method ; is the objective weight of the jth indicator obtained by the entropy weight method; j jw h represents the combined influence of subjective and objective weights represented by geometric mean . the final comprehensive weight of each indicator is shown in figure 1. figure 1. comprehensive weight table 3. ewm calculation weight values index weight c1 0.047 c2 0.018 c3 0.031 c4 0.048 c5 0.030 c6 0.033 c7 0.050 c8 0.021 c9 0.028 c10 0.021 c11 0.042 c12 0.032 c13 0.030 c14 0.039 c15 0.028 c16 0.021 c17 0.034 c18 0.025 c19 0.029 c20 0.034 c21 0.025 c22 0.026 c23 0.035 c24 0.022 c25 0.047 c 26 0.028 c 27 0.028 c 28 0.019 c 29 0.020 c 30 0.024 c 31 0.020 c 32 0.027 c 33 0.039 4. construction of airport clearance risk assessment model based on cloud model 4.1. comprehensive evaluation of cloud models the cloud model is a mathematical tool that combines fuzzy mathematics with probability and statistics theory. it is suitable for describing complex systems where uncertainty and randomness coexist. its core idea is to build a correlation mechanism between qualitative and quantitative factors, which can transform language evaluation results with fuzzy boundaries (such as "high risk" and "low risk") into computable numerical distributions, thereby achieving effective expression of uncertainty information [15]. the cloud model is primarily used to construct a comprehensive membership function for airport clearance 15 safety risks, enabling the scientific classification and quantitative expression of fuzzy risk levels. the specific steps are as follows. 4.1.1. determine the standard cloud all three-level indicators in the airport clearance safety evaluation system and the final airport clearance safety level are mapped and risk graded. according to the risk grade classification standard, the evaluation results are divided into four grade intervals: high risk interval 80, 100 , relatively high risk interval 60, 80 , relatively low risk interval 40, 60 , and low risk interval 0, 40 . invite m industry experts to score n three-level evaluation indicators and obtain an m n original evaluation matrix z , as shown in formula (12): 11 1 1 n m mn z z z z z               (12) where, z represents ithe scoring result of the th expert on the th indicator j. a standard cloud model is constructed based on the preset interval of risk level ( , , )v v v vc ex en he . the calculation method is shown vex in ven equations (13) and (14) respectively: max min 2v x x ex   (13) max min 6v x x en   (14) where, the expected value vex is the median of the level interval . entropy ven represents the degree of fuzziness corresponding to the interval span . the excess entropy vhe reflects the degree of discreteness of cloud droplets and is set to =0.1× in this paper vhe to control ven the stability and transition of the cloud model. through the above calculations , a standard cloud diagram is drawn . the characteristic values of each risk level (expected value ex , entropy en , and excess entropy he ) are shown in table 4. table 4. standard cloud parameters risk level lower limit upper limit ex en he high risk 80 100 90 3.33 1.11 higher risk 60 80 70 3.33 1.11 lower risk 40 60 50 3.33 1.11 low risk 0 40 20 6.67 2.22 the standard cloud diagram is shown in figure 3 , which intuitively displays four risk levels : high risk (centered at 90 points, with a fluctuation of ±3.33 points), relatively high risk (centered at 70 points), relatively low risk (centered at 50 points), and low risk (centered at 20 points, with greater fluctuation). through different color blocks and density areas, it not only highlights the core intervals of each level, but also reflects the overlap and gradient between adjacent levels, vividly depicting the uncertainty and hierarchical differences in clearance safety risk assessment. figure 2. standard cloud diagram 4.1.2. calculating indicator cloud parameters calculate the actual cloud model parameters corresponding to each evaluation index ( , , )j j j jc ex en he . the calculation methods are shown jex in jen equations (15) and (16) respectively: 1 m ij i j z ex m   (15) 1 1 2 m j ij j i en z ex m      (16) the variance of this indicator 2 js represents the dispersion of the scoring data, as shown in formula (17) : 2 2 1 1 ( ) 1 m j ij j i s z ex m      (17) the final super entropy jhe calculation is shown in formula (18) : 2 2 j j jhe s en  (18) according to the indicator cloud computing, the evaluation cloud diagram of 33 third-level indicators is obtained, as shown in figure 3. 4.1.3. comprehensive cloud the comprehensive weights of each indicator obtained by the combined weighting method in the early stage are introduced into the model to construct the final comprehensive evaluation cloud. the weighted calculation formulas of comprehensive expectation, entropy and super entropy are shown in equations (19) to (21) respectively: 1 ( ) n j j j ex ex d    (19) 1 ( ) n j j j en en d    (20) 1 ( ) n j j j he he d    (21) according to equations (11)-(21) , the expected value, entropy value, and super entropy value of each third-level indicator are weighted and normalized with the combined weights obtained from the analytic hierarchy process and the entropy weight method. the numerical characteristics of the comprehensive cloud model are calculated as ex = 51.93 , en = 4.31 , and he = 2.40 . the resulting comprehensive cloud map is shown in figure 4. 16 figure 3. three-level indicator evaluation cloud diagram figure 4. comprehensive cloud diagram 4.2. example analysis figure 5. cloud model risk level evaluation results 17 to verify the practicality and effectiveness of the constructed airport clearance risk assessment system, a case study of a chinese airport was selected for analysis. this scoring system uses 33 third-level indicators determined in accordance with the "airport clearance risk assessment index system." the geometric mean normalization method is used to jw couple the subjective weights of the ahp with the objective weights of the entropy weight method to generate a comprehensive weight jd . according to the airport clearance risk assessment results, the overall score was 94.5, and the residual risk value calculated by the cloud model was 5.5. the cloud model risk level assessment results are shown in figure 7. the figure shows the background distribution of the four-level standard cloud model (high risk, relatively high risk, relatively low risk, and low risk) with red, yellow, light green, and dark green cloud droplets. the red cloud droplets highlight the distribution of the comprehensive evaluation cloud. the expected value of the comprehensive cloud is around 5, which is right in the " low risk " zone, reflecting a high overall safety risk. fig. 5 cloud model risk level evaluation results in summary, based on a comprehensive consideration of all three levels of indicators, the overall risk level of the airport's airspace environment is low, the safety situation is good, and the risk is within a controllable range. this chart not only demonstrates the credibility of the model's 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[15] di kaichang, li deyi, li deren. cloud theory and its application in spatial data mining and knowledge discovery[j]. journal of image and graphics, 1999, (11): 32-37. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 84 pet snacks drying design based on plc wei long, shiyue lu, xu zhou school of chengdu jincheng college, chengdu sichuan, 611730, china abstract: with the rapid development of the pet food market, higher requirements are put forward for safe and healthy production methods of pet snacks. in this paper, a pet snack fruit and vegetable drying system based on programmable logic controller (plc) is designed. the system takes plc as the core, integrates automatic control technology, high-precision sensors, and tia-portal programming software, realizes accurate sequence control through a ladder diagram program, and automatically completes fruit and vegetable sorting and efficient drying. the themicouple sensor monitors the temperature in real-time to ensure the stability and safety of the drying quality. factory io simulation verification shows that the system effectively reduces labor costs, realizes the efficient and stable control of the pet snack drying process, and improves the drying effect and product quality. this study is of great significance in promoting the intelligence of the food industry and improving the efficiency and quality of the pet snack drying process. keywords: plc; pet snacks drying; automatic control; temperature control alarm. 1. introduction the pet market is in a stage of vigorous development, and the safety and production efficiency of pet food are getting more and more attention. this study is devoted to the design of a pet snack fruit and vegetable drying system based on a programmable logic controller ( plc ), aiming to improve production efficiency and product quality to meet the urgent needs of the market for safe and healthy pet snacks. in view of the lag of domestic fruit and vegetable drying equipment technology compared with the international level, it is particularly critical to develop an efficient, intelligent, and environmentally friendly drying system. the system relies on plc technology and integrates control technology to realize automatic sorting and efficient drying of fruits and vegetables, as well as ensures safety through real-time temperature monitoring. promote the intelligent process of food production, improve the efficiency and quality of the pet snack drying process, and then improve the level of the automated output, enriching the market supply; the system has significant market promotion potential and practical application value. [1] 2. overall design of the system fig 1. the main components of fruit and vegetable sorting this system takes plc as the core controller and cooperates with a temperature sensor ( thermocouple ), photoelectric sensor, visual sensor, weight sensor, heating element, dryer, conveyor belt, and simulation tool. plc controls the functions of start/stop, screening, sorting, and drying temperature according to the preset program. the temperature sensor monitors the drying temperature to prevent overheating and alarm. the weight and photoelectric sensor accurately detects the weight and count of fruits and vegetables and realizes automatic classification and recording. 2.1. system control design the sorting part of the system control design skillfully integrates the plc program and various sensor technologies, including visual, weight, and photoelectric sensors, to achieve accurate identification and counting of fruits and vegetables. driven by the conveyor belt, fruits, and vegetables are first transported to the screening area for preliminary screening to eliminate materials that do not meet the requirements. subsequently, these fruits and vegetables continue to be transmitted to the sorting area. [2] in the sorting process, the system first uses the identification sensor to preliminarily screen all fruits and vegetables, effectively eliminating useless materials. then, by integrating the advanced technology of the weight sensor and recognition sensor, the system can further classify fruits and vegetables in detail. it is particularly worth mentioning that the application of visual sensors has significantly enhanced the image recognition ability of the system, enabling it to accurately identify the type and appearance characteristics of fruits and vegetables. at the same time, the accurate measurement of the weight sensor ensures the accuracy of the weight of fruits and vegetables. the two work together to promote an efficient and accurate sorting and drying process. in the grain drying process, the drying hot air temperature is a crucial factor. it is directly related to the speed and effectiveness of fruit and vegetable drying and the quality of the final product. in view of this, a significant innovation of this system is the use of thermocouple sensors to build a temperature control alarm mechanism. as a commonly used temperature sensor, thermocouple is famous for its high precision, fast response, and excellent stability in harsh environments such as high temperature and mechanical 85 vibration. the sensor can monitor the temperature inside the dryer in real-time. once the temperature exceeds the preset safety threshold, the system will automatically trigger an alarm and suspend the drying process, thus effectively preventing food burning or quality deterioration caused by excessive drying. [3] fig 2. control flow chart through the precise control of the temperature sensor and the synergy of the alarm mechanism, the system can ensure that the drying temperature is always maintained within an appropriate range, which not only avoids the inefficiency caused by insufficient drying but also eliminates the quality hidden dangers that may be caused by excessive drying. during the operation cycle of the dryer, whenever a round of fruit and vegetable drying operation is completed, if the system detects that the internal temperature of the dryer has reached the preset specified temperature, the alarm indicator light ( red light ) will immediately light up. at this time, the operator should immediately stop the dryer operation and wait for the internal temperature to drop to the normal range. 2.2. working principle of plc the plc-integrated machine collects the signals of external equipment, such as the photoelectric limit sensor, through the digital input module, converts them into digital signals, and transmits them to the central processor for processing. according to the preset logic program, the central processor controls the execution device through the digital output module, judges the execution of the device, and controls its regular operation. at the same time, the analog input module converts the analog signal ( such as temperature and humidity ) into a digital signal for the central processor to process. the system uses siemens s7-1200 cpu 1214c, which is more scalable and flexible, and uses simatic step 7 basic engineering configuration software for programming. the temperature controller and plc realize data transmission through the rs485 communication protocol and realize accurate temperature control, as shown in the figure. 3. control system software design the four functional modules of screening, sorting, temperature control, and counting are verified in the simulation debugging. identification and screening cameras accurately classify fruits and vegetables and transmit them to different sorting areas on demand. the weight sensor accurately measures the weight of fruits and vegetables to ensure that large fruits and vegetables are specially treated.[4] 3.1. screening module fig.4 shows the fruit and vegetable screening process in detail. after the fruits and vegetables are transmitted by the conveyor belt, they are sequentially identified by the ' fruit and vegetable identification and screening camera ' and the ' fruit and vegetable identification and screening camera 86 no.2 ' high-precision identification to ensure that they are accurately sorted to the corresponding processing area. fig 3. schematic diagram of working principle of plc control system specifically, the ' fruit and vegetable identification and screening camera ' sorts large and melon fruits and vegetables, and the ' fruit and vegetable identification and screening camera 2 ' focuses on rhizomes and leafy vegetables. after the first screening, fruits and vegetables are weighed into the weight sensor belt. overweight is regarded as large fruit, which is quickly sorted by the large fruit and vegetable sorting shaft and belt. non-overweight fruits and vegetables continue to be identified. the corresponding sorting equipment sorts fruits and vegetables, and non-fruits and vegetables go to the ' fruit and vegetable identification screening camera 2 ' for secondary identification. according to the recognition results, the system accurately controls the sorting equipment to achieve accurate sorting. this process is highly automated and intelligent, ensuring the efficiency and accuracy of fruit and vegetable processing. [5][6] fig 4. screening process of fruits and vegetables required 3.2. counting module figure 5 is the counting panel of sorted fruits and vegetables. when the fruits and vegetables are sorted into the corresponding places through the sorting shaft and the sorting belt, the counter placed next to the belt counts the type of fruits and vegetables. it displays them on the counting panel of the control panel for subsequent drying. the number of fruits and vegetables is counted. after the sorting is completed, the counter next to the belt counts the fruits and vegetables of this type and displays them on the control panel for subsequent counting during drying. fig 5. fruit and vegetable sorting counting panel. 3.3. temperature control module fig 6. over-temperature state labview monitors the dryer temperature in real-time, as shown in the figure. the alarm is triggered immediately beyond the safe range to ensure the safety and controllability of the drying process. when the temperature in the dryer exceeds the preset maximum temperature of 65 °c, the temperature alarm becomes red, and the drying should be stopped immediately. after the temperature returns to normal, the next round of drying should be carried out. if the temperature is lower than 65 °c, the temperature alarm is 87 green. after several rounds of simulation tests, the control system successfully realized the preset drying process of pet fruits and vegetables, and all functions met the design requirements. [7-10] fig 7. normal state 4. conclusion this paper innovatively designs an efficient drying system for pet snacks based on plc technology, integrates automatic control and sensing technology, realizes the automation of fruit and vegetable processing to drying, and improves food safety and convenience. s7-1200 plc and high-precision sensing are used to ensure the integrity and safety of the process and improve efficiency. tia-portal v17 and labview develop the precise control program to enhance the stability of the system. the simulation verifies that it is efficient, accurate, and reliable and provides a reference for the development of pet food technology. in the future, the system will be widely used with technological progress, continuously optimized, and promote the healthy development of the industry. references [1] yang c, xu y .design and implementation of fruit and vegetable vending machine based on deep vision[c]// hechi university, beijing university of posts and telecommunications, napier university in the uk, xidian university, hebei university of technology. proceedings of the 11th international conference on computer engineering and networks(cenet2021)part i.hechi university; 2021:8. doi: 10.26914/c.cnkihy.2021.045020. 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[10] v.r. t ,k.k. n ,a.b. k , et al.development of plc-based automatic grape dryer[j].engineering and technology in india,2014,5(1and2):60-66. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 24 chord‐color mapping for audio‐visual generation: integrating deep learning and emotion quantification zimo dong * xianda college of economics and humanities, shanghai international studies university, 999 dongtan avenue, chongming district, shanghai, china * corresponding author email: dongzimo.work@gmail.com abstract: this study explores chord-color mapping as a means of enhancing ai-driven audio-visual art. addressing the longstanding lack of systematic analysis of the emotional connection between chords and colors, we propose a model that integrates deep learning and emotion quantification. the model establishes a "color-emotion-chord" pathway by leveraging image color features and a chord dataset with emotional labels, trained using an lstm architecture for emotion-driven audiovisual generation. evaluations demonstrate the model’s ability to substantially enhance emotional expression and aesthetic appeal while preserving essential image information. this research contributes new methodologies for cross-sensory art, music therapy, interactive design, and art education. keywords: chord; color; mapping; audiovisual generation. 1. introduction the rise of digital media and artificial intelligence is reshaping artistic creation, with multisensory integration becoming a key aesthetic direction. although connections between harmonic structures (chords) and chromatic spectra (colors) have been explored since antiquity, attempts to establish universal frameworks remain limited by philosophical debate and artistic subjectivity. [1] this study introduces a computationally tractable model that quantifies chord–color correlations for ai implementation. it addresses three central questions: how to rigorously define the correspondence between harmonic and chromatic elements through psychophysics and cognitive science; which deep learning methods, especially sequential models, best support this mapping; and how the resulting cross-sensory artifacts can evoke emotional and aesthetic responses. our contributions are twofold: advancing the theoretical understanding of cross-modal perception and providing practical tools that expand creative possibilities and foster interdisciplinary innovation. 2. theorie and method 2.1. artistic foundations of chord-color mapping chords are not merely acoustic aggregates but powerful triggers of emotional experience [2]. consonance, dissonance, modulation, and harmonic progression shape the affective tension of music [3]. likewise, visual parameters such as hue, saturation, and lightness strongly influence perception: highsaturation warm colors often evoke excitement and joy, while low-lightness cool colors convey serenity or melancholy.[4-5] thus, the chord–color relationship is less an analogy than a cross-modal emotional isomorphism [6-7]. while frequently applied in interactive art, it has traditionally relied on intuition rather than parameterized mechanisms. this study abstracts music and color into computable multidimensional parameters, providing input–output spaces for algorithmic modeling. 2.2. emotion quantification and crosssensory expression emotion functions as the mediator linking chords and colors, requiring scientific quantification for computational use. psychological frameworks such as the semantic differential and russell’s circumplex model describe emotions along measurable dimensions and form the basis for this study. implementation involves annotating chords with tension and tonal features, and mapping color attributes (e.g., lightness, saturation, temperature) into an emotional space. this constructs a “color–emotion–chord” pathway in which emotion tags transform subjective feelings into computable data. by aligning different modalities within a unified emotional space, this approach supplies a robust foundation for subsequent deep learning. 2.3. application of deep learning in audiovisual generation deep learning enables scalable multimodal generation, with long short-term memory (lstm) networks particularly suited for sequential tasks such as music modeling. here, a chord dataset annotated with emotion tags is used to train an lstm that learns correspondences between color features and chord progressions. image color features are first mapped into an emotional space, then fed into the lstm to generate chords. the model balances local chord–color correspondence with global coherence and emotional consistency through sequence modeling. this method offers two key advantages: it overcomes the rigidity of manually defined rules by adaptively learning from data, and it enhances audiovisual generation with diversity and controllability, fostering immersion and emotional resonance. 25 3. image and music feature extraction and mapping model construction 3.1. image feature extraction and preprocessing fig 1. histogram and polar plot feature extraction is a critical step in image analysis. this study employs opencv and haishoku to derive color and shape characteristics, generating values such as dominant hue, primary color schemes, grayscale maps, and contours, which together form the data matrix for the mapping model. to ensure high-quality input, data transformation, cleaning, and classification are applied to remove irrelevant information. key algorithms include cv2.thresh_otsu and cv2.chain_approx_simple from opencv, as well as minmaxscaler from scikit-learn. color information is first obtained through pixel-level scanning and converted from the bgr/rgb space into the perceptually uniform hsv space [8]. the dominant hue is then extracted via color histogram analysis in opencv. in parallel, haishoku identifies the top eight primary color schemes by area proportion, with their ratios serving as mapping data for chord generation. to visualize and interpret these results, dominant colors and their relationships are displayed through sorting and polar plots (fig. 1). this process reveals the proportion, specific values, and categorical names of each hue. the color occupying the largest proportion is mapped to a corresponding musical mode, forming the foundation of vision–audition correspondence [9]. in the polar plot, colors closer to the center indicate lower lightness, which informs the selection and sequencing of chord progressions based on contrasts in hue, lightness, and scheme composition. [10] 3.2. chord progression and pitch sequence generation this study maps image curve structures to chord progressions, treating chord intervals as the basic unit. using opencv, brightness information is extracted through grayscale conversion, binarization, denoising, and progressive scanning to obtain edge coordinates, forming a data matrix for chord progression modeling. first, images are converted to grayscale with cv2.color_bgr2gray, followed by weighted averaging to reduce noise. binarization (cv2.thresh_binary) segments brightness levels, appropriate for the uniform lighting of the test images. contours are then traced with cv2.findcontours; retr_tree captures hierarchical relationships, while chain_approx_simple stores only key inflection points, preserving structural fidelity with minimal storage. contour morphology is mapped to chord sequences by polynomial fitting, linking visual linearity to acoustic linearity. using numpy’s poly1d and non-linear least squares, a twodimensional coordinate matrix is built, minimizing squared vertical errors to yield smooth curves. tests showed that polynomial orders of 15–16 balance detail and stability, with fitting accuracy around 65–66% (fig. 2). fig 2. test graphs of different fitted curves 26 these fitted curves are then translated into pitch sequences. image aspect ratio determines the mapping strategy: horizontal images are scanned column-wise along the x-axis, while vertical images use row-wise scanning. coordinates are mapped to the 88-key piano range (a0–c8). normalization via minmaxscaler scales y-values to midi pitches 33–92. after duplicate removal and chronological reordering, note groups form high and low pitch arrays, which are further aligned to a musical mode to ensure harmonic coherence. for output, the data are converted into midi sequences using the mido library, with tempo and speed control. the xaxis represents musical time, with “note on/off” events determining onset and duration; absent values become rests. high and low parts are arranged in two tracks, while colorbased chords derived from hue relationships are assigned to additional tracks. this process produces a midi audio file that mirrors the original image’s color features and structural patterns (fig. 3). fig 3. code for converting chord progression array to audio signal 3.3. color-emotion-chord mapping model design the proposed “color–emotion–chord” model transforms image features into chord sequences, ensuring emotional coherence between visual and musical domains. dominant colors define the overall mode and fundamental pitch, while secondary colors map to chord roots. saturation regulates the stability of thirds and fifths, and brightness determines register span. relative color relationships further structure chord progressions, aligning visual and musical dynamics. in implementation, image features are converted to hsv space. hue determines mode category; saturation and brightness jointly specify mode attributes and base pitch. for example, bright, high-saturation hues map to major modes, while darker or desaturated hues correspond to minor modes (fig. 4). fig 4. the mapping of spectra and modes 27 chord structures are then generated from color schemes: hue maps to chord roots, saturation adjusts interval qualities, and brightness sets octave range. a chord harmony table constrains intervals, correcting disharmonious combinations. the octave assignment is dynamically controlled by brightness thresholds—higher values map to upper registers, lower values to lower registers. [11] morphological features complement color information. contour lines, extracted and polynomially fitted, are mapped onto the 88-key piano. image aspect ratio determines the time axis: the x-axis for horizontal images and the y-axis for vertical ones, with fitted curves driving chord progression and rhythm. finally, color and morphological mappings are fused with valence–arousal coordinates in the emotional space. the system outputs a multi-track midi file: the main harmonic track reflects the dominant color, auxiliary colors generate chord tracks, and image contours define rhythmic layers. this integration ensures that the music not only mirrors visual structure and timbre but also achieves cross-modal emotional unity. 3.4. lstm-based music sequence generation model to improve the artistic quality and listenability of the generated compositions while preserving image information, this study applies a deep learning sequence model to refine the initial midi output. musical rhythm and harmony depend on long-term temporal patterns, which manifest as extended sequences. while recurrent neural networks (rnns) can model temporal dependencies, they often suffer from vanishing gradients, limiting their ability to capture global features. to address this, long short-term memory (lstm) networks are adopted for their capacity to maintain coherence across long sequences. lstms extend the recurrent structure with gating mechanisms: the forget gate regulates historical information, the input gate updates current states, and the output gate generates hidden states based on the cell state. by propagating cell states over long spans, lstms effectively capture dependencies and enhance continuity in chord progressions. during training, model inputs consist of image-derived color–emotion features, and outputs are chord sequences. a loss function combining cross-entropy with emotionconsistency regularization ensures both harmonic validity and alignment with emotional cues. training uses the adam optimizer, with hyperparameters such as learning rate, sequence length, and hidden unit size tuned for quality and generalization. compared to standard rnns, lstms provide greater stability and accuracy in long-sequence modeling, enabling the generation of musically coherent segments with extended temporal scope and richer harmonic structures. thus, the lstm architecture is selected as the core engine to realize “color–emotion–chord” mapping in a manner that balances structural coherence with artistic expression. 4. experiment and result analysis 4.1. training and results of the generative model this experiment validates the effectiveness of the proposed image-to-music mapping rules and the musicvae framework in transforming visual information into auditory sequences. the procedure includes image data selection and annotation, preprocessing, musicvae training, and model fine-tuning. the medley2k dataset (opendatalab, 2020) was used, containing 2000 multi-genre tracks and 7712 genre tags [12]. to ensure consistency, all midi files were converted into notesequences, stored in tfrecord format, and split into training and testing sets at an 80/20 ratio. training employed musicvae (lstm architecture, catmel_2bar_big configuration) with the following parameters: batch_size = 512, max_seq_len = 32, z_size = 256, enc_rnn_size = [256,256], free_bits = 0, max_beta = 0.2, beta_rate = 0.99999, sampling_schedule = 'inverse_sigmoid', and sampling_rate = 1000. the model ran in a computing environment equipped with an intel processor and 2tb of memory, with a total duration of approximately 209 hours. during the training process, monitored metrics included loss, global norm, global step, learning rate, and sampling probability. the trend of the loss function indicated that kl_beta gradually increased with iterations, kl_bits continuously decreased, and kl_loss rapidly dropped before stabilizing. the low variance suggested that the model learned the data distribution well; r_loss showed some fluctuation in the later stages, indicating a potential risk of overfitting. global norm fluctuated within the range of 0.5– 1.3, with occasional spikes, showing that gradients were generally reasonable but local iterations had instability. global step showed a steady increase, confirming the continuity of the training process. learning rate gradually decreased from higher values to a stable range, consistent with the expected learning rate adjustment strategy. sampling probability quickly rose to close to 1 in the initial stage and remained stable, indicating that the model gradually relied on its own predictions for training. to visually present the experimental results, this study summarizes the trends of all performance indicators, like figure 5. these results demonstrate that the model can maintain stable convergence during prolonged training and exhibits good generalization ability in the color-chord mapping task, providing a solid foundation for subsequent optimization and application. [13] 4.2. model performance and algorithm optimization this section explores advancements in audio-visual generation through optimizing generative model performance and algorithms. using the musicvae framework as a baseline, targeted optimizations were applied. the strategy focused on two paths: model structure/training strategy, and code/data preprocessing improvements. both enhance the "color-emotion-chord" mapping, improving quality and efficiency. the hierdec-mel_16bar model was chosen, with label conditional vectors introduced. latent space and network depth were tuned to mitigate overfitting and strengthen representation. the mtg-jamendo dataset, containing finegrained emotion tags, provided data. consistent with coloremotion mapping, 4220 songs across happy, sad, calm, and energetic categories were selected. for training efficiency and balance, 200 songs per category (800 total) formed the main training set; remaining samples were for validation. training utilized two nvidia 2080ti-11g gpus; total training time reduced to 54 hours. 28 fig 5. training monitoring indicators to address overfitting and latent space redundancy, key parameters were adjusted: z_size reduced from 256 to 32 to lower model capacity; free_bits increased to 128 for better early reconstruction; max_beta set to 0.5 to strengthen kl constraint for a more regular latent space; encoder/decoder recurrent layer sizes increased (enc_rnn_size=[1024,1024], dec_rnn_size=[512,512]) for enhanced temporal modeling. this balance yielded a more compact latent space, coherent chord sequences, and better emotional consistency. [14] training dynamics showed metric improvements. global_norm decreased and stabilized, indicating effective gradient control and smoother convergence. global_step progression slightly slowed mid-to-late stage, showing the model dedicated more computation to refined weight updates, with improved robustness. linear decay for learning_rate prevented premature overfitting, ensuring initial speed and later refinement. sampling probability evolved more stably, transitioning to higher auto-regressive input, enhancing self-generation and reducing overfitting risk. algorithmically, image preprocessing was optimized to improve contour quality and mapping stability. binarization used otsu's adaptive threshold with thresh_binary for automatic thresholding and adaptability to various lighting. a 5×5 gaussian blur (σ=0) then reduced noise while preserving edges, aiding cv2.findcontours and chain_ approx_ simple for sparse representation. figure 7 illustrates binarization and gaussian blur improvements: contour closure, smoothness, and fitability significantly enhanced, leading to more stable time series mapping to 88 keys and reduced post-processing for "skipped/broken notes." 29 fig 6. training dynamics comparison in summary, these improvements resulted in faster convergence and stronger generalization for the model under the same computational budget. the latent space structure was more regular, emotion-to-chord alignment more robust, and output midi continuity/audibility enhanced. figure 6 summarizes training dynamics before and after optimization. subsequent chapters will validate these optimizations' benefits in audio-visual consistency and artistic expression. 4.3. evaluation and analysis of audio-visual effects this study assessed the cross-modal consistency of audiovisual generation models by evaluating the harmony, color– mode coherence, and emotional correlation of generated works. a survey of 937 participants, 18% of whom had music or art backgrounds, provided diverse data. findings on auditory harmony indicated varied responses to chord types. c major and minor triads were rated as 30 harmonious (49.73% and 54.85%, respectively), while augmented and diminished triads scored about 10% lower, aligning with waveform analysis. spearman’s rank correlation showed a positive trend (r = 0.6) but was not statistically significant (p = 0.285), possibly due to the limited musical background of respondents. harmony ratings for consonant, neutral, and dissonant chords averaged 45.08%, 30.95%, and 23.97%, respectively, following a normal distribution. regarding color–mode coherence, matching varied significantly. orange–d major works achieved 44.82% audiovisual consistency, while blue–a minor works were lower at 39.68%. this suggests that individual preferences influence color–music mapping, yet the overall trend supports the model’s cross-modal design. for emotion perception, works with red hues most frequently evoked “happiness” (39.12%), while blue–violet tones prompted “sadness” or “calmness.” green and orange– yellow showed more complex, mixed emotional responses, consistent with color psychology. further analysis using k-means clustering grouped samples into two categories: a (green, orange–yellow, blue– violet), characterized by higher “calmness” and lower “happiness,” exhibiting complex mixed emotions; and b (red), characterized by strong, direct “happiness.” covariance analysis revealed significant differences in “happiness” and “sadness” across hues, with variances of 94.34 and 44.00, respectively, reflecting variability in individual evaluations. in conclusion, these findings confirm the audio-visual generation model’s ability to maintain visual–auditory emotional consistency. despite some non-significant statistical results, overall trends align with perceptual psychology, demonstrating the model’s potential in crosssensory artistic generation. 5. conclusion and discussion this study developed the harmony and color device, demonstrating the application of chord–color mapping in cross-sensory art. the device achieved a high degree of integration between music and visuals, hardware and software, and immersive spatial design. it successfully enabled interactive experiences where audiences received instant, matched audio-visual feedback through emotional tags. however, limitations remain in universality and scalability due to individual differences in emotional mapping, constraints of rfid trigger methods, potential delays from cloud dependency, and restrictions imposed by projection materials and hardware resolution. the research not only provides a new practical case for interdisciplinary art creation but also highlights art’s potential in emotional healing and social applications. the device’s interactivity enhanced audience engagement, while the synergy of technology and materials showcased the possibilities of art–technology integration. based on the “color–emotion–chord” mapping model, this study further combined mathematical modeling with an lstm framework to achieve image-to-chord conversion. experimental results indicated strong performance in harmonic coherence, emotional consistency, and artistic expressiveness. questionnaire surveys and statistical analyses showed that the generated works closely matched visual characteristics in harmony and emotional induction; 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(2021). research on ai composition practice and theory based on artificial neural networks: a case study of the keras framework (master’s thesis). shanghai conservatory of music. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 1 learner motivation and engagement in generative aiassisted second language acquisition: a narrative review yu xing * school of english studies, shanghai international studies university, shanghai, china * corresponding author email: 2660406743@qq.com abstract: this narrative review explores the impact of generative ai on second language acquisition, focusing on learner motivation and engagement, addressing gaps in existing literature by examining both adaptive and maladaptive aspects of motivation and engagement in ai-mediated environments. it investigates how ai tools influence these dimensions across various educational contexts, particularly in comprehensive skills. the review also explores the tensions between adaptive and maladaptive motivation and engagement, highlighting the role of learning strategies in shaping these dynamics. practical recommendations for educators and future research directions are provided, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach that leverages ai’s strengths while mitigating its limitations. the findings suggest that optimizing ai integration in language education requires careful consideration of task design, learner support, teacher intervention, and evaluation systems to foster adaptive engagement and mitigate maladaptive tendencies, ultimately enhancing the language learning experience and promoting learning skills. keywords: artificial intelligence; motivation; engagement; second language acquisition. 1. introduction in recent years, second language acquisition has shifted from traditional computer-assisted language learning (call) to generative ai, moving from static, rule-based tools to adaptive, personalized systems—such as chatbots and intelligent tutors—that reshape accessibility, flexibility, motivation, and engagement [1]. this shift is part of a broader, internet-enabled transformation in educational technology (e.g., social media, mobile learning, lms) that facilitates cross-border information exchange and fosters critical thinking and problem solving [2]. in language teaching, ai offers innovative responses to individual differences, motivation, and self-regulated learning, with significant implications for pedagogy, assessment, and learner engagement in speaking and writing [3]. despite growing interest in ai for second language acquisition, existing reviews and studies have notable gaps. many focused on technical effectiveness and learning outcomes, neglecting broader perspectives essential for understanding ai’s multifaceted impact on language learning [1]. there is also a shortfall in research examining learner motivation and engagement in ai-mediated environments [4], with most studies concentrating on monolingual englishspeaking contexts and limited attention to multilingual and cross-cultural dimensions. additionally, there is a tendency to focus on either writing or speaking skills in isolation, rather than considering the integrated nature of language learning. motivation and engagement have been extensively documented, but demotivation and disengagement have received far less attention, despite its importance for developing comprehensive ai-based language learning interventions. moreover, the relationships between engagement and disengagement, as well as their interplay with self-regulated learning, remains underexplored. to address these gaps, this review adopts the motivation and engagement wheel (mew) framework as a conceptual lens. the mew framework integrates the dimensions of positive and negative motivation and engagement, providing a comprehensive structure to examine the impact of ai on second language acquisition (see fig. 1) [5,6]. by applying the mew framework, we can systematically analyze how ai tools influence learner engagement and disengagement in speaking and writing contexts and how these interactions relate to self-regulated learning. fig 1. the motivation and engagement wheel (mew) to systematically explore the role of ai in second language acquisition, particularly focusing on learner motivation, engagement, and self-regulated learning, the following research questions are proposed: rq1: across the four dimensions of the mew framework, what patterns of adaptative and maladaptive motivation and engagement emerge in different contexts in language education? rq2: how do the tensions and contradictions between adaptive and maladaptive motivation and engagement 2 manifest within and across the mew dimensions? 2. method driven by the intention to explore the multifaceted impact of ai on second language acquisition, particularly in the areas of learner motivation and engagement, we purposefully adopted a narrative review approach. this approach involves an initial reading of the literature to gain an overall impression, followed by a more structured process of categorization and reflection, supported by a replicable search and documentation process. this methodological framework ensures that our review is both theoretically rich and methodologically sound. to systematically organize and classify the literature on the impact of ai on second language acquisition, we developed a multidimensional framework. this framework is designed to capture the complexity of the research landscape and facilitate a comprehensive analysis of the existing studies. the framework includes the following dimensions: firstly, research participants are considered, including the characteristics of the learners such as their age, language background, and proficiency level, as well as the educational stage at which the study was conducted, ranging from k-12 to university and adult education. secondly, the context of the study is taken into account, distinguishing between efl and esl settings. thirdly, we examine the skills and tasks targeted by the studies, focusing on comprehensive skills, such as writing and speaking skills and differentiating between authentic, real-world tasks and exam-oriented tasks. fourthly, the technical aspects are scrutinized, identifying the type of ai tool utilized, such as chatgpt, claude, llm api, or automatic scoring systems, and the nature of the ai intervention, whether it served as an assistant, a substitute, or a co-creator in the learning process. fifthly, we assess the research methodology, categorizing studies as quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods approaches. sixthly, we focus on motivation and engagement indicators, utilizing the four dimensions of the mew framework (cognitive, behavioral, affective, and metacognitive) to gauge learner engagement and disengagement. lastly, we delve into the key findings and tensions, exploring the adaptive (positive) and maladaptive (negative) dimensions of learner motivation and engagement, the impact on learning outcomes, and the role of genai. this comprehensive framework allows us to systematically navigate the complex landscape of ai in language education, ensuring that our review is both thorough and insightful. to ensure the rigor and replicability of our review, we conducted a systematic literature search using the web of science database, focusing on the period from 2018 to 2025. this timeframe was chosen to capture the rapid advancements in generative ai technologies and their applications in second language acquisition, particularly following the rise of large language models (llms) like chatgpt. our search strategy involved using a combination of keywords related to second language education, generative ai, and learner engagement. the search query in web of science was structured as follows: ts=((tesol or tesl or tefl or elt or esl or efl or “english as a second language” or “english as a foreign language” or sla or “second language acquisition” or “l2 acquisition” or “language teach*” or “language learn*” or “language pedagog*” or “language education” or “foreign language” or “additional language” or multilingual* or bilingual*) and (“generative ai” or “generative artificial intelligence” or “generative pre-trained transformer” or “generative pretrained transformer” or gpt or “large language model*” or “neural language model*” or chatgpt or gpt3 or gpt-3* or gpt4 or gpt-4* or “google bard” or “claude ai” or llama or palm or llm or “ai chatbot*” or “ai writing assistant*” or “artificial intelligence” or “machine learning”) and (engagement or motivation or motivat* or “student participation” or “learner participation” or “classroom engagement” or “learning engagement” or “behavioral engagement” or “emotional engagement” or “cognitive engagement” or interest* or attitude* or “willingness to communicate” or wtc)) this search yielded a total of 654 publications. we then screened these publications to remove duplicates and irrelevant studies. the initial screening process involved reviewing the titles and abstracts to ensure that the studies were directly related to the use of ai tools in second language acquisition and focused on learner adaptative and maladaptive motivation and engagement. this process resulted in a preliminary selection of 158 articles. in the next stage, we conducted a full-text review of these 158 articles to ensure they met our inclusion criteria. the inclusion criteria were as follows: 1. the study must focus on the use of ai tools (e.g., chatgpt, llms) in second language acquisition. 2. the study must address learner adaptive and maladaptive motivation and engagement. 3. the study must be published in a peer-reviewed journal or book chapter, and it must be written in english. 4. the study must directly address the use of generative ai in language education. 5. the study must report on motivation, engagement, or related indicators, or such data must be extractable from the text. 6. reviews, book reviews, editorials, interviews, and commentaries are excluded. 7. studies with zero citations or those where the full text is not accessible are excluded, although exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis. 8. non-english studies are excluded. 9. studies that focus solely on technical engineering aspects without addressing language learning or teaching are excluded (see fig. 2). after screening, 31 articles were selected for detailed data extraction and coding using excel matrices. these matrices captured information such as source, publication year, country, participants, educational level, skills examined, ai tools, methodology, findings, and mapping to the mew framework. to ensure reliability and validity, multiple researchers collaborated, undergoing training and regular meetings to resolve discrepancies. though inter-rater reliability was not statistically measured, consistency was maintained through discussion and consensus. to systematically analyze the literature and draw meaningful conclusions, we employed a structured synthesis strategy. this strategy involved categorizing the studies based on the four dimensions of the mew framework: adaptive motivation, adaptive engagement, maladaptive motivation, and maladaptive engagement. within each category, we conducted a detailed comparative analysis to identify patterns, variations, and tensions. in the synthesis, we interwove findings and discussion, ensuring each section provided a clear and structured analysis. this approach allowed us to highlight key insights, identify gaps in the literature, and 3 suggest areas for future research. each section of the synthesis was structured to address specific aspects of the research questions, ensuring clarity and coherence in the presentation of the results. by employing this structured synthesis strategy, we aimed to provide a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the impact of ai on learner adaptive and maladaptive motivation and engagement in second language acquisition. fig 2. literature search and selection process 3. motivation and engagement in aiassisted second language acquisition this section synthesizes the findings from a comprehensive review of the literature on the impact of ai on second language acquisition, focusing on learner engagement, disengagement, motivation, and demotivation. a total of 158 studies, published between 2018 and 2025, were included in this review. these studies span diverse geographical regions and educational levels (k-12, university, and adult learners), employing a range of methodological approaches (qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods). the reviewed studies provide a rich tapestry of evidence on how ai tools influence learner motivation, demotivation, engagement, and disengagement in various contexts. 3.1. adaptive motivation adaptive motivation, within the (mew) framework, refers to the factors that enhance learners’ drive and enthusiasm to engage with ai tools in language learning. this dimension encompasses the sense of purpose, curiosity, and enthusiasm learners exhibit when using ai tools. for example, selfefficacy is a key component of adaptive motivation. as martin (2007) noted in the context of student motivation and engagement, “self-efficacy (e.g. ‘if i try hard, i believe i can do my schoolwork well’) is students’ belief and confidence in their ability to understand or to do well in their schoolwork, to meet challenges they face and to perform to the best of their ability.” [5] in the context of ai-assisted language learning, learners’ self-efficacy regarding ai tools can drive them to actively engage and persist in using these tools. in the literature, adaptive motivation is often operationalized through self-reported surveys and qualitative data from interviews and focus groups. 4 recent research has shown that ai tools significantly enhance adaptive motivation in diverse educational contexts. for example, pikhart et al. (2024) found that university students using ai tools reported higher motivation levels due to real-time feedback and suggestions, which improved their writing planning and revision [3]. similarly, in academic settings, ai writing assistants have been shown to boost adaptive motivation for chinese as a second language (csl) students and efl students. for example, chen and gong (2025) and algaraady and mahyoob (2023) found that students using ai tools like chatgpt reported higher motivation levels and improved writing skills [7,8]. these studies have shown that ai tools like chatgpt can significantly reduce language anxiety and boost confidence among esl and efl learners. for instance, the personalized feedback from chatgpt supports learners’ autonomy and competence, enhancing intrinsic motivation and reducing writing anxiety [3,7]. these tools create a low-anxiety environment, allowing students to practice without fear of judgment, which is crucial for overcoming language-related fears [9]. additionally, structured training in using ai tools can further alleviate anxiety by increasing learners’ selfefficacy and their ability to use these tools ethically and effectively [10,11]. this enhanced self-efficacy not only reduces anxiety but also promotes a positive attitude towards ai-assisted learning, leading to more active engagement and improved learning outcomes [12]. the emergence of adaptive motivation in these contexts can be attributed to several factors. the personalized feedback mechanism of ai tools like chatgpt supports learners’ autonomy, competence, and relatedness, which are fundamental components of intrinsic motivation [12]. this feedback mechanism enhances learners’ sense of autonomy by providing immediate and relevant feedback, allowing them to take control of their learning process. when learners perceive tasks as achievable and relevant to their goals, their intrinsic motivation is enhanced. chatgpt also helps alleviate language anxiety by providing a non-judgmental environment for practice, which encourages students to participate more actively in language activities [13]. this low-anxiety environment is particularly beneficial for esl learners who often hesitate to participate in speaking practices due to language anxiety. by reducing anxiety and boosting confidence, chatgpt fosters a positive learning experience, which in turn increases adaptive motivation. however, there is some heterogeneity in the evidence. while many students find chatgpt motivating, some learners may still experience frustration if tasks are overly complex or if they struggle with the tool’s interface [13]. this suggests that while ai tools can significantly enhance adaptive motivation, the complexity of tasks and the ease of using the tool must be carefully balanced to maintain learner engagement and motivation. balancing task difficulty and ensuring user-friendly interfaces are crucial for sustaining adaptive motivation in ai-assisted language learning. 3.2. maladaptive motivation maladaptive motivation in the context of the mew framework refers to the negative factors that lead to demotivation or reluctance to engage with ai tools in language learning. this includes feelings of frustration, disinterest, and a lack of intrinsic motivation. as martin (2007) noted, impeding cognitive dimensions such as anxiety, failure avoidance, and uncertain control can contribute to maladaptive motivation [5]. anxiety involves nervousness and worrying about schoolwork or exams. failure avoidance occurs when students work to avoid poor performance or disappointment. uncertain control reflects students’ uncertainty about how to succeed or avoid failure. these factors can manifest as excessive reliance on external control, dependency on ai tools, avoidance behaviors, and surfacelevel engagement. maladaptive motivation is often measured through self-reported surveys and quantitative metrics such as task abandonment rates and reduced revision frequency. these studies have revealed that ai tools, such as chatgpt, can lead to maladaptive motivation among some language learners. for example, over-reliance on ai tools can undermine learners’ autonomy and critical thinking skills, as seen in cases where students depend excessively on chatgpt for writing tasks, even checking and revising every sentence or word [7]. this dependency can reduce independent effort and hinder the development of essential language skills [14]. additionally, the lack of emotional support and human interaction when using ai tools can lead to feelings of isolation and reduced motivation, as ai cannot provide the same level of empathy and personalized guidance as human teachers [15]. furthermore, the limited adaptability and relevance of ai-generated content can frustrate learners, especially when the tools fail to meet individual needs or provide contextually appropriate materials [16]. these issues highlight the need for a balanced approach that combines ai tools with human interaction to foster a more adaptive and effective learning environment. the emergence of maladaptive motivation in ai-assisted language learning can be attributed to several factors. evaluation-driven pressure is a significant contributor; when learners feel their performance is overly scrutinized, they may become demotivated. this is particularly evident in highstakes evaluation systems, which can lead to negative attitudes towards ai tools. additionally, low digital literacy among learners can cause frustration and demotivation. when learners lack the skills to effectively use ai tools, they may feel overwhelmed and disinterested. the lack of meaningful feedback from ai tools is another critical factor; without supportive and constructive feedback, learners may feel unsupported and demotivated. these issues can be mitigated through classroom norms and teacher intervention. teachers can provide additional support and guidance to help learners navigate ai tools effectively. they can also design tasks that encourage deeper engagement with the technology. for instance, teachers can integrate ai with human interaction, addressing the emotional limitations of ai. as noted by kohnke and moorhouse (2025), while ai can enhance emotional engagement, it sometimes misses the emotional understanding that teachers can provide [15]. teachers can sense if a student is having a bad day and adjust their approach accordingly, something ai cannot do. therefore, balancing ai with human interaction is essential for maintaining a supportive and motivating learning environment. by addressing these factors, teachers can foster a more positive and engaging learning experience for students. 3.3. adaptive engagement adaptive engagement is the active and effective use of ai tools in language learning. it is characterized by behaviors such as sustained participation, deep learning strategies, and active interaction with ai tools. according to martin (2007), 5 adaptive engagement includes dimensions like persistence, planning, and study management [5]. persistence is the effort students make to understand difficult problems. planning involves organizing schoolwork and tracking progress. study management refers to how students use study time and arrange study spaces. these behaviors are measured through classroom participation rates, task completion quality, and observation checklists assessing active involvement. this comprehensive approach provides insights into how learners effectively engage with ai tools in educational settings. these studies have shown that ai tools, such as chatgpt, can significantly enhance adaptive engagement among language learners. for instance, the quick access to information, feedback and error correction, language practice, and interactive capabilities of chatgpt have been found to boost learners’ behavioral engagement in lessons [17]. learners also reported increased emotional engagement and motivation due to personalized feedback and interactive learning experiences provided by ai tools [12]. moreover, aiempowered applications have been shown to reduce procrastination and improve cognitive, behavioral, and affective engagement in academic tasks [18]. additionally, ai-driven training has been found to enhance esl learners’ speaking abilities and self-regulation by providing tailored learning experiences and creating a relaxed environment for interaction [9]. these findings highlight the potential of ai tools to foster a more engaging and effective learning environment when used in conjunction with human-centered approaches. the promotion of adaptive engagement through ai tools can be attributed to several mechanisms. scaffolding provided by ai tools, such as real-time feedback and interactive prompts, helps learners manage complex tasks more effectively. deep et al. (2025) suggests that ai tools can reduce learner anxiety by providing immediate and relevant feedback, which enhances their confidence and engagement [12]. personalized learning paths offered by ai tools ensure that learners receive content tailored to their individual needs and abilities, increasing the relevance and accessibility of the learning material. additionally, ai tools can provide a greater amount of comprehensible input, which is crucial for language acquisition. these mechanisms work together to create a supportive and engaging learning environment that encourages deep learning strategies and sustained participation. 3.4. maladaptive engagement maladaptive engagement refers to the superficial and ineffective use of ai tools in language learning. it is characterized by behaviors such as frequent but shallow participation, surface-level engagement, and strategic coping mechanisms. as martin (2007) noted, maladaptive behavioral dimensions include self-handicapping and disengagement [5]. self-handicapping occurs when students create obstacles to their success, like procrastinating or wasting time. disengagement is when students feel like giving up, accept failure, and exhibit helpless behaviors. learners may interact frequently with ai tools but provide superficial answers and show minimal reflection. maladaptive engagement is often measured through indicators such as high task completion rates with low quality, surface-level responses, and low levels of reflective activity. these studies have shown that ai tools, such as chatgpt, can significantly enhance maladaptive engagement among language learners. for instance, the instant solutions provided by chatgpt for language-related tasks, such as grammar checking and translation, have been found to foster a sense of laziness and reduce critical thinking among learners [4]. learners also reported decreased motivation to engage in more challenging language-learning activities due to overreliance on ai tools for quick fixes [17]. moreover, the excessive reliance on ai tools has been shown to hinder the development of critical thinking and creativity, as it restricts opportunities for independent problem-solving and analysis [19]. additionally, the convenience of chatgpt can lead to behavioral disengagement, with students relying on the tool to complete tasks without active participation or contemplation [17]. these findings highlight the potential of ai tools to create a less engaging and less effective learning environment when not balanced with human interaction and critical thinking. the emergence of maladaptive engagement can be attributed to several factors. high tool substitutability, where ai tools can easily replace human effort, leads to learners relying on the ai without engaging deeply. firstly, rewardoriented evaluation systems can exacerbate this issue, as learners focus on meeting requirements rather than on learning. additionally, the lack of process-oriented feedback can leave learners without the necessary guidance to engage deeply. to address these issues, classroom norms and formative feedback can encourage deeper engagement. teacher intervention, such as providing scaffolding and encouraging reflection, can also help learners move from maladaptive to adaptive engagement. 4. discussion the findings from this comprehensive review highlight the dual nature of ai integration in second language acquisition, revealing both adaptive and maladaptive engagement patterns across the four dimensions of the mew framework. adaptive motivation and engagement were fostered through personalized feedback, real-time suggestions, and reduced anxiety, as evidenced by studies such as those by pikhart et al. (2024) and deep et al. (2025) [3,12]. however, maladaptive motivation and engagement emerged due to high tool substitutability, reward-oriented evaluations, and lack of process-oriented feedback, as noted by parviz (2024) and mese et al. (2025) [17,19]. the interplay between these factors underscores the importance of balancing task complexity, learner support, teacher intervention, and evaluation systems to optimize ai’s role in language learning. overall, the effective integration of ai in language education requires a nuanced approach that leverages its strengths while mitigating its limitations. the tension between adaptive and maladaptive engagement in ai-assisted language learning can be understood through the lens of self-regulated learning theory. self-regulated learning (srl) theory offers a comprehensive framework for understanding how learners can effectively engage with ai tools in language learning. according to zimmerman (1990), srl involves actively managing one’s learning processes through setting clear goals, using effective strategies, and continuously monitoring and reflecting on progress [20]. this framework is highly relevant in aiassisted language learning, where learners have access to immediate feedback and personalized learning paths that can significantly enhance their experience. ai tools can enhance adaptive engagement by providing immediate feedback and 6 personalized learning paths, which support learners in setting clear goals, monitoring their progress, and adjusting their strategies [20,21]. however, the high substitutability of ai tools can lead to maladaptive engagement when learners rely excessively on ai for quick solutions, bypassing critical thinking and deeper learning. this tension is particularly evident in the forethought phase, where learners may set unrealistic goals if they perceive ai tools as a quick fix rather than a learning aid. in the performance phase, learners may become overly dependent on ai feedback without engaging in self-monitoring and regulation, leading to a lack of critical thinking and deeper learning. in the self-reflection phase, learners may fail to reflect on their learning process if they are not provided with process-oriented feedback, leading to surface-level participation. by integrating the insights from zimmerman (1990), zhang (2024)’s theory and research on the effects of self-regulation strategies on efl learners, educators can better understand the mechanisms of adaptive and maladaptive engagement in ai-assisted language learning [21]. this understanding can inform the design of effective instructional strategies that promote adaptive engagement and mitigate maladaptive tendencies, ultimately enhancing the language learning experience for all students. to optimize the use of ai in language education, several practical recommendations can be made for teachers and curriculum designers: 1. task design: as suggested by tseng and lin (2024), designing tasks that require critical thinking and creativity is essential [22]. instead of relying solely on ai for quick solutions, incorporating open-ended questions and complex problem-solving activities can encourage students to think beyond ai-generated content. this approach helps prevent overreliance on technology and fosters deeper engagement. 2. evaluation alignment: align evaluation systems with the learning process rather than focusing solely on outcomes. formative assessments that provide detailed, constructive feedback can help students understand their progress and areas for improvement, rather than just meeting requirements. 3. teacher training: offer professional development for teachers to effectively integrate ai tools, focusing on recognizing and addressing maladaptive engagement [19]. training should ensure ai complements traditional methods, fosters critical thinking, and balances ai use with human interaction and ethical considerations. 4. classroom norms: establish clear norms for the use of ai tools, emphasizing their role as a supplement to, rather than a replacement for, human interaction and critical thinking. encourage a classroom culture that values effort and deep learning over quick results. these strategies can help create a balanced learning environment that leverages the strengths of ai while addressing its limitations. however, potential side effects, such as increased dependency on technology, should be monitored and managed through ongoing teacher intervention and student support. the findings of this review highlight several gaps in the current literature, suggesting areas for future research. firstly, there is a need for longitudinal studies to understand the longterm effects of ai integration on language learning outcomes. secondly, more research is needed in low-resource contexts to explore the feasibility and effectiveness of ai tools in diverse educational settings. thirdly, micro-observational studies in classrooms can provide deeper insights into how ai tools are used in practice and their impact on student engagement. additionally, learning analytics can be employed to track student interactions with ai tools over time, offering quantitative data on engagement patterns. finally, mixed-methods approaches that combine qualitative and quantitative data can provide a more comprehensive understanding of the interplay between adaptive and maladaptive engagement. future research should aim to address these gaps through rigorous, context-specific studies that inform evidence-based practices in ai-assisted language education. 5. conclusion and implications in this narrative review, we have endeavored to analyze the impact of ai on second language acquisition through the lens of the mew framework, focusing on adaptive and maladaptive motivation, engagement, and disengagement. while ai technologies offer significant potential to enhance adaptive motivation and engagement through personalized feedback, real-time suggestions, and reduced anxiety, they also pose risks of maladaptive motivation and engagement due to high substitutability, reward-oriented evaluations, and lack of process-oriented feedback. the findings underscore the importance of balancing task complexity, 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[22] tseng y. c., lin y. h. enhancing english as a foreign language (efl) learners’ writing with chatgpt: a universitylevel course design. electronic journal of e-learning, 2024, 22(2): 78-97. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 68 an energy‐efficient multi‐objective optimization framework for qos‐aware resource allocation in 5g slicing networks li ding *, minjia yu, zeyuan du nanjing normal university of special education, nanjing, jiangsu, china * corresponding author: li ding (email: 594822001@qq.com) abstract: this paper investigates decision optimization for wireless resource allocation and energy-efficient scheduling in multi-user, multi-task 5g network slicing scenarios. we propose a hybrid computational framework combining particle swarm optimization, temporal scheduling, and genetic algorithms to address interference management, power control, and differentiated qos guarantees across heterogeneous base station deployments. the proposed models incorporate tikhonov regularization and service-type-specific qos scoring to improve robustness and solution quality. simulation-based experiments in matlab demonstrate high resource utilization (75.8%), system utility (1866.0), and significant energy efficiency gains (2.3179 ratio) under dynamic and interference-prone environments. our results validate the framework’s capability to balance spectrum utilization, qos maximization, and energy consumption, offering a scalable solution for intelligent network resource management. keywords: resource allocation; genetic algorithm; qos optimization. 1. introduction with the proliferation of 5g and beyond wireless networks, ensuring differentiated quality of service (qos) across ultrareliable low-latency communication (urllc), enhanced mobile broadband (embb), and massive machine-type communication (mmtc) slices has become a fundamental optimization challenge. each service type imposes distinct requirements in terms of delay sensitivity, data rate, and reliability, demanding intelligent resource allocation and energy-efficient scheduling strategies [1,2]. however, current resource allocation approaches often struggle with heterogeneous base station deployments, dynamic channel interference, and real-time service variability. the interplay between transmission power control, spectrum allocation, and delay constraints further complicates the optimization landscape [3,4]. moreover, ensuring robust performance under dynamic slicing scenarios requires additional mechanisms such as regularization, qos-aware scheduling, and task-aware modeling. to address these challenges, we propose an integrated multi-objective optimization framework that combines particle swarm optimization, genetic algorithms, and temporal scheduling to jointly optimize resource blocks (rbs), transmission power, and qos utility. our approach incorporates tikhonov regularization for stability, task-aware traffic modeling, and differentiated scoring for urllc, embb, and mmtc services. experimental results under interference-rich conditions demonstrate superior system utility, energy efficiency, and service fairness [5,6]. 2. qos-oriented resource allocation using pso in a single-cell network 2.1. parameter and variable definition users are first divided into three service categories, as given by:       ur eb mt1 1 1, , , , , , ,n n nu u e e m m     u (1) here, urllcu , embbu , and mmtcu represent the sets of users corresponding to urllc, embb, and mmtc slices, respectively. for each user iu , the dataset provides largescale path loss il (in db), small-scale rayleigh fading ih (unitless), and task data volume id (in mbit). the decision variable is defined as: 0 , ,ux u  u (2) each rb has a bandwidth of 180 khz, and all users are assumed to have identical transmission power txp . the noise power is computed as:  0 10174 10 log 7 (db m )rbn b    (3) minimum rb allocation thresholds are required for each service type. the qos-related penalty parameters are: 5?ms, 5, 0.95ur urt p    (4) 100 , 50mbps, 3eb eb ebt ms r p   (5) 500?ms, 1mt mtt p  (6) 2.2. signal-to-noise ratio and transmission rate calculation for each user iu , the received signal-to-noise ratio (snr) in linear scale (mw/mw) is given by: 0 210 210 10 10 10 10 u u v v u p l u u p l n v v h h       g (7) 69 the corresponding transmission rate ir in mbps is derived using the shannon formula:  r b 2log 1 (m bps).u u ur x b   (8) 2.3. quality of service (qos) formulation each type of user is associated with a specific qos formulation iq . for urllc users, the end-to-end latency id must not exceed the strict delay threshold. the qos is defined as: 1 , ifi i i ur ur d q d      (9) otherwise, u riu q p  . for mmtc users, only access success is required within the time frame: eb eb1 ,j j j eb e e e j eb r r q if r r and d t r      (10) otherwise, ebje q p  for mmtc users, only access success is required within the time frame: , if | | , others. k j j m j mt m mt tq m p            (11) 2.4. optimization objective and constraints the model seeks to maximize the total system qos across all users, subject to bandwidth constraints and user-type allocations. the objective function is:    2 max ; , , u u u u u u ux u w q x l h d   u (12) subject to:         queue 0 2 , , s.t. , , , , log 1 , , , u i u u rb u e j u u u rb u u u u u m k n u u d x n z n u e x r x b d d r n u m                 u (13) here, uw represents the importance weight for each user. the input parameters 2 , ,u u ul h d are data-driven and provided by the system dataset. 2.5. solution strategy and numerical results this section applies the particle swarm optimization (pso) algorithm under a fixed transmission power of 30 dbm. based on matlab simulations, the system generates user-specific rb allocations and performance metrics. as shown in figure 1, the convergence curve of the pso algorithm confirms its stability and optimization effectiveness. the average qos achieved across the urllc, embb, and mmtc slices are 0.4415, 0.5190, and 1.0000 respectively, demonstrating the model's ability to enforce differentiated service guarantees while optimizing spectrum utilization. figure 1. rb allocation performance under pso optimization 3. matrix-based modeling for qosaware scheduling optimization 3.1. matrix symbol definition to support the scheduling process, the time slot set is defined as  1, 2, ,10 t , and the user set as  1, 2, , n u , where users are categorized into urllc, embb, and mmtc. let urllc embb mmtcn n n n   denote the total number of users. a delay tolerance matrix is first initialized. the large-scale fading matrix is defined as: ', ,10 (?db) large-scale fading table u t u tn l l l      (14) based on this, the small-scale gain matrix is constructed as: ', ,10 small-scale gain table u t u tn h h h      (15) the position matrix of users is defined as: , , 2 10u t u t n x y      p (16) task matrix representing data demand is expressed as: , ,10 task demand in mbit u t u tn t t    t (17) resource allocation across users and time slots is defined by: 70 , ,10 {0,1, ,20}u t u tn r r     r (18) the system assumes parameters tx 30dbmp  , rb 360khzb  , 0 noise power densityn  , tot 50rb  as the total available resource blocks per time slot. 3.2. channel quality and transmission rate calculation based on wireless channel propagation, large-scale fading values in db are first converted to linear scale as , /1010 u tl . given transmission power txp and system noise 0 rbn n b  , the instantaneous snr is calculated by: , , , 1010 u t tx u t u t l p h n     (19) this yields the snr matrix , 10u t n      γ the corresponding spectral efficiency is calculated as:  , 2 ,log 1u t rb u tc b    (20) given the number of allocated rbs and channel conditions, the user transmission rate is then: , , ,u t u t u td r c  (21) the rate matrix is then defined as , 10[ ]u t nd r  . 3.3. user qos function the qos satisfaction matrix ,u tq is determined according to user type and delay-rate tradeoff. for urllc users, the qos utility is defined by:    , , , , , max 1 , 0 , .u t u t u t u t u t t q ms d       (22) where 0  is the delay penalty coefficient. for embb users, the satisfaction function is based on rate thresholds: , , min ,1u t u t sla d q r        (23) for mmtc users, both delay and rate are jointly considered: , , ,, , , , 1, , u t u t u tu t u t u t u t d t dq d t t        (24) where (0,1)  represents the penalty factor for service mismatch. thus, the complete qos matrix is denoted as , 10[ ]u t nq q  . 3.4. constraints to ensure feasibility of the scheduling, the model introduces several constraints. first, the total rb allocation must not exceed the system capacity: , tot 1 , n u t u r rb t     t (25) second, integer constraints for rb allocation: , {0,1, 2, }u tr   (26) third, user-type-specific minimum rb guarantees are enforced: , , {urllc, em bb, mm tc}. s u t s u r m s    u (27) 3.5. objective function based on the modeling and constraints, this study defines the objective as maximizing the cumulative qos utility over all users and time slots:  , 10 , 1 1 max u t n u u tr t u j w q     (28) where uw represents the priority weight of user u , which is assigned based on user class preferences. therefore, the complete optimization problem can be formulated as a constrained integer program: , tot , 1 , , t n u t u t s u u r rb r m      u (29) subject to:  10 0 10 , , , , 1 1 , , 0 , , , max , , s.t. , n n u u t u t u t u t t u u t u t u t u t u t w q r c t t r r c               r (30) 3.6. dynamic analysis of resource slicing results to evaluate the dynamic slicing performance of the proposed resource allocation strategy, simulation experiments were conducted to monitor real-time variations in key indicators such as resource utilization, slice-wise qos levels, and throughput. this section presents the model validation results derived from matlab simulations under dynamic slicing scenarios. the corresponding performance metrics are illustrated in figure 2. as shown in figure 2, the qos value for urllc remains at 0.07, which aligns with its prioritized service requirement. the mmtc slice demonstrates a low-speed transmission of 5.10 mbps, falling within acceptable bounds for its service class. the peak slice proportion reaches 28.2%, while resource utilization fluctuates between 46% and 100%, suggesting a fair and adaptive resource allocation mechanism. the observation that qos remains below 0.5 further indicates the overall stability of the model. 4. optimization framework for multislice downlink resource allocation 4.1. system structure and notations this section considers a multi-slice network consisting of one macro base station and multiple small base stations, with users categorized into urllc, embb, and mmtc slices. 71 each slice includes 10 users. the time is discretized into frames  0,1, ..., 1t t , and the bandwidth is allocated based on resource blocks (rbs). let ( )ijx t denote the allocation indicator and ( )jp t the transmission power:  , , m in m ax( ) {0,1} , ( ) , ,i j r jx t p t p p  (31) figure 2. qos, rb usage, and throughput dynamics across service slices 4.2. channel and interference model the signal propagation incorporates geometric path loss and rayleigh fading. the sinr between user i and base station j is: , , , , 0 rb , ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) j i j i j r k i k k k j p t g t t p t g t n b      b (32) all user-to-base station links are summarized in the gain matrix ( )t . 4.3. task arrival and service process for each user, task arrivals are assumed continuous, and the total delivered traffic is computed using transmission rate:  , , rb 2 , ,( ) log 1 ( )i j r i j rr t b t  (33) the aggregated user throughput is: max , , , , b 1 ( ) ( ) ( ). r i i j r i j r j r t x t r t     (34) 4.4. objective and constraints to optimize differentiated qos requirements, we construct a utility function for each slice:   th exp , urllc ( , ) log 1 , embb , mmtc i i i i d i f d i i                        (35) power and rb smoothing terms are added to penalize excessive fluctuations. the final objective is: { , } 0 max ( )d t x p p xu t t    r r (36) 4.5. model solving and result analysis this study employs a randomized search approach to solve the optimization model. as shown in figure 3, the optimization stabilizes at a system utility of −283232.7391. the final total throughput reaches 5.97 × 10⁶ bps, and the average user throughput is 8.53 × 10⁴ bps. figure 3. convergence and resource allocation visualization for the optimized slicing model 5. energy-efficient multi-objective optimization for qos-aware resource allocation 5.1. modeling framework in this section, we construct a resource optimization model that maximizes user service quality while minimizing total energy consumption. the system objective is to maximize the utility function u , defined as the weighted sum of user qos scores: users i i i u w q    (37) here, iw denotes the priority weight of user i , and iq is the corresponding qos level. the total energy consumption is comprised of fixed station energy, rb activation energy, and transmission energy: 72 total static activation transmission rbs bs ( ) ( ) j k p p p j p k       (38) the final optimization objective is formulated to balance utility and energy: users total max i i i w q p             (39) 5.2. optimization results and evaluation to solve the above model, this section adopts a genetic algorithm-based approach. parameters are set to ensure balance between energy efficiency and service quality. as shown in figure 4, the proposed 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[6] mhatre s, adelantado f, ramantas k, et al. intelligent qosaware slice resource allocation with user association parameterization for beyond 5g o-ran-based architecture using drl[j]. ieee transactions on vehicular technology, 2024. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 35 timemixer‐me: a dual‐memory enhanced architecture for time series forecasting dongze wu, yonghai yang, dechuan qiu *, guangming li university of science and technology west campus, 89 beijing road, korla, bayingolin mongol autonomous prefecture 841000, xinjiang, china * corresponding author: dechuan qiu (email: dimitriculter@foxmail.com) abstract: time series prediction, as a research field with extensive practical applications, consistently faces a key challenge: how to improve the model's overall predictive capability while maintaining short-term prediction accuracy. to address this challenge, this research innovatively proposes timemixer-me, a dual-memory enhanced architecture that ingeniously integrates cognitive science's dual memory system theory with deep learning techniques, achieving adaptive multi-scale modeling of time series. through experimental validation on multiple weather datasets from southern xinjiang, timemixer-me demonstrates exceptional predictive performance. compared to the baseline timemixer model, it achieved a significant reduction of 2%-2.4% in mse metrics and a remarkable improvement of 3.7%-4.2% in mae metrics. these results convincingly demonstrate the model's excellent performance in short-term prediction tasks, providing a novel approach to addressing the trade-off between long-term and short-term dependencies in time series prediction. keywords: dual memory-enhanced architecture; cognitive science; adaptive multi-scale modeling; short-term prediction. 1. introduction in recent years, the southern region of xinjiang has experienced a continuous increase in annual average precipitation and frequent extreme weather events, significantly impacting local agricultural production and residents' lives. accurate short-term precipitation forecasting is crucial for disaster prevention. however, due to the unique geographical environment and climatic characteristics of southern xinjiang, existing precipitation forecasting models face multiple challenges in this region: located between the tianshan and kunlun mountains, the diverse topographical features including mountains, basins, and gobi desert lead to complex local weather systems. existing models perform poorly in handling mountain-plain circulation and local convection systems. furthermore, meteorological elements such as temperature, humidity, pressure, and wind fields exhibit unique spatiotemporal variation characteristics and interaction patterns during precipitation formation, increasing the difficulty of capturing coupling relationships. additionally, due to terrain and observation station distribution limitations, meteorological observation data in this region suffers from uneven spatial distribution and discontinuous time series. the region's precipitation shows significant seasonal variation characteristics, with substantial differences in precipitation mechanisms across seasons, collectively making it difficult for existing forecasting models to maintain stable prediction accuracy. to address these challenges, this paper proposes a novel dual-memory enhanced architecture, timemixer-me , based on timemixer. the model achieves innovative breakthroughs in multiple aspects: designed for southern xinjiang's characteristics, it incorporates a dual-memory system with short-term and long-term memory units. the short-term memory unit employs 3×1 depth-separable convolution and 4-head attention mechanism to capture rapid changes in local weather systems, while the long-term memory unit utilizes a 32-dimensional memory bank and adaptive pooling mechanism to store and leverage seasonal climate characteristics, enabling effective modeling of multi-scale weather processes. the model innovatively introduces an adaptive feature fusion mechanism, dynamically adjusting the importance of different meteorological elements through learnable weight matrices, enhancing understanding and prediction capabilities of complex weather system evolution. furthermore, through specialized data preprocessing and augmentation strategies, and the introduction of a periodic detector based on 7×1 convolution kernels, the model significantly improves its robustness to incomplete and noisy data. experiments show that compared to the baseline timemixer model, timemixer-me achieves 2%-2.4% lower mse and 3.7%-4.2% lower mae on multiple southern xinjiang weather datasets, demonstrating excellent shortterm prediction accuracy. these results confirm the practical value of the proposed model in short-term precipitation forecasting for the southern xinjiang region. the remainder of this paper is organized as follows: section 2 reviews related work; section 3 details the timemixer-me model architecture; section 4 presents experimental results and analysis in southern xinjiang; and finally, section 5 concludes the paper and discusses future improvement directions. 2. related work research methods in time series forecasting have undergone significant evolution from traditional statistical approaches to deep learning methods. early research was represented by the arima model proposed by box et al.[1] and systematic forecasting principles by hyndman[2], which established a solid theoretical foundation for time series analysis. the advent of deep learning brought revolutionary breakthroughs to the field, with graves et al.[3] proposing lstm, which effectively addressed long-term dependency problems through sophisticated gating mechanisms, while the transformer architecture proposed by vaswani et al.[4] 36 initiated a new research wave with its self-attention mechanism.building upon these foundations, fedformer proposed by zhou et al.[5] enhanced periodic pattern modeling capabilities through frequency domain decomposition, while wu et al.[6] systematically validated the effectiveness of transformer architectures in time series forecasting. addressing non-stationarity issues, liu et al.[7] introduced the non-stationary transformer with innovative adaptive normalization mechanisms.in terms of multi-scale modeling, timesnet by wu et al.[8] achieved effective multiscale feature capture through temporal 2d variation modeling, while scaleformer proposed by shabani et al.[9] further improved prediction accuracy using iterative refinement strategies. recent research has focused more on quantifying prediction uncertainty, with lin et al.[10] providing a comprehensive review of diffusion models in time series applications, while the koopa architecture proposed by liu et al.[11] innovatively incorporated koopman operator theory.regarding memory enhancement mechanisms, lee et al.[12] and liu et al.[13] proposed pattern matching memory networks for traffic prediction and graph learning memory networks for multivariate time series prediction, respectively. additionally, crossformer proposed by zhang et al.[14] provided new solutions for multivariate time series prediction by leveraging cross-dimensional dependencies. 3. timemixer-me input series dft series decomposition frequency domain decomposition multiscaleseasonmixing bottom-up-mixing multiscaletrendmixing up-bottom-mixing anyvariateattention multi-timescale memory enhancement mechanism (mtmem) short_term _memory central memory long_term _memory result figure 1. the overall architecture of timemixer-me we extend the baseline timemixer model which includes dft series decomposition and multiscalemixing architecture modules by introducing the anyvariateattention module and proposing the mtmem module. 3.1. anyvariateattention input layernorm k‐>k(2d) v‐>v(d) q‐>q(2d) v k q scaled dotproduct attention + u1/u2 softmax dropout output_proj ection +residual output figure 2. the architectural diagram of the anyvariateattention module the input features first undergo layernorm preprocessing, followed by parallel processing through three branches to generate query (q), key (k), and value (v) representations. these representations are then transformed into their respective 2d formats (q->q(2d), k->k(2d), v->v(d)). the key and query branches feed into a scaled dot-product attention mechanism, which is enhanced by a u1/u2 scaling factor before passing through softmax and dropout layers. the attention output is combined with the processed value branch in the output_projection layer, and finally merged with a residual connection to produce the final output. the complex interactions between multivariate time series exhibit unique coupling characteristics across different temporal and feature dimensions. given an input sequence: ∈ 1 where b represents batch size, t denotes sequence length, n indicates the number of variables, and d is the feature dimension, anyvariateattention enhances inter-variable feature representation through the following integrated mechanism:the module first projects input features into a 37 higher-dimensional representation space to better capture multi-scale feature relationships, where: ∈ 2 ∈ 3 ∈ 4 this double-dimension projection design significantly enhances the model's expressiveness. to strengthen positional awareness, a learnable rotary position encoding matrix r is introduced, where: , ∈ 5 which adaptively learns positional dependencies through gradient descent. the attention computation considers intervariable relationships through: √2 ∈ 6 incorporating variable-specific bias terms: 1 7 to distinguish relationships between same and different variables, resulting in: 8 where and are learnable scalar parameters and is the n-dimensional identity matrix. the final attention weights are computed through: softmax ∈ 9 followed by feature aggregation: ∈ 10 layer normalization and residual connections ensure feature distribution stability through layernorm 11 and 12 where is the output projection matrix. the complete forward propagation process can be expressed as: anyvariateattention layernorm ⋅ 13 where: softmax √2 1 14 this design achieves an efficient balance between computational complexity and model expressiveness. through adaptive variable attention mechanisms, the model effectively captures dynamic correlations in multivariate time series while differentiating between same-variable and cross-variable relationships through bias terms and . the temporal structure is preserved through rotary position encoding and residual connections, while learnable projection matrices and layer normalization enable adaptive feature representation adjustment, significantly enhancing the model's capability in complex multivariate time series modeling while maintaining computational efficiency. 3.2. multi-time-scale memory enhancement module input w ₁ w ₂ w ₃ w ₄ w ₅ w ₆ w ₇ 7 1 conv extracted periodic features g e l u enhanced periodicity features 3×1 local convolution w ₁ w ₂ w ₃ s to ra ge u pd at e r et ri ev al short_term memory unit q k v four_head attention enhanced short-term dependency features gap s to ra ge u pd at e r et ri ev a long_term memory unit enhanced long-term dependency features periodicity detector short_term m em ory unit l ong_term m em ory unit feature integration layernorm dropout result figure 3. the architecture of mtmem this module consists of three parallel processing tracks for comprehensive feature extraction and enhancement. the upper track employs gap (global average pooling) followed by a long-term memory unit to capture global dependencies. the middle track utilizes a 3×1 local convolution and shortterm memory unit, coupled with four-head attention mechanism for local feature processing. the bottom track implements a 7×1 convolutional layer and gelu activation to extract periodic features. each track enhances specific feature types (long-term dependency, short-term dependency, and periodicity) before being integrated through a feature integration module. the final output undergoes layernorm and dropout operations to produce the result. time series contain rich multi-scale temporal features that exhibit unique statistical properties at different time scales. given the input sequence: ∈ 15 the multi-time-scale memory enhancement module (mtmem) enhances time series representation through a multi-level feature extraction and fusion mechanism, expressed as: , ℓ , 16 38 the core architecture of mtmem consists of three complementary feature extraction modules, each focusing on capturing temporal patterns at specific scales. first, short-term dependency features are captured through a combination of local convolution and attention mechanisms. specifically, depthwise separable convolution extracts features within a local time window as: ∗ , ∈ 17 this convolution structure significantly reduces the number of parameters while maintaining feature extraction capability. subsequently, a multi-head self-attention mechanism further enhances the expression of local features: softmax 18 where the attention weights consider the local correlations of features, and h attention heads collaboratively construct multi-faceted feature representations. for long-term dependency feature modeling, global contextual features are first obtained through pooling operations along the time dimension: pool ∈ 19 the memory retrieval mechanism is implemented through a trainable memory bank: ∈ 20 where 21 22 the long-term features are then computed as: ℓ softmax √ 23 enabling the model to store and retrieve long-term temporal patterns, thereby enhancing its modeling capability for longterm dependencies. periodic features are extracted through a dedicated convolutional network: pool gelu conv ; 24 the choice of convolution kernel size is based on the theoretical foundations of time series analysis and practical application needs. according to the nyquist sampling theorem, to capture a signal with frequency ,the sampling frequency must reach 2 which translates to the requirement that the convolution kernel size must satisfy 2 where is the minimum period length. additionally, considering the effective receptive field: 1 1 25 and the periodic resolution capability 2 / 26 where is the input sequence length. the choice of 2 =7 under the default sequence length = 96 ensures the symmetry of the convolution operation while achieving 0.146 this allows for the capture of the minimum periodic pattern of approximately 7 time steps, while reaching an optimal balance between computational complexity and feature extraction capability. this choice is well-supported by theoretical analysis and experimental validation. multi-scale features are fused through a dynamic weight mechanism, where 27 and 28 this fusion approach ensures the full utilization of information and stable gradient propagation. the model's computational complexity is , and the spatial complexity is . through hierarchical feature extraction and adaptive fusion, the model accurately captures the dynamic features of time series across different time scales, providing a new paradigm for time series analysis. experimental results demonstrate that this multi-scale feature extraction and fusion mechanism achieves significant performance improvements across various time series forecasting tasks. 4. experiment 4.1. datasets the southern region of xinjiang, characterized as a typical temperate continental arid climate zone, exhibits distinctive features including sparse precipitation, intense evaporation, and significant daily temperature variations. the ratio of annual average precipitation to potential evaporation reaches 0.6, indicating that precipitation amounts to approximately 60% of potential evaporation. these unique climatic conditions have resulted in an extremely fragile ecosystem, rendering the region highly sensitive to climate changes and posing significant challenges in ecological conservation. in this study, we selected meteorological data from five representative weather stations: korla, kuche, aral, kashgar, and hotan. the dataset was sourced from the meteorological website https://rp5.ru/, spanning from january 2005 to january 2025. data sampling was conducted at three-hour intervals across eight daily timestamps (02:00, 05:00, 08:00, 11:00, 14:00, 17:00, 20:00, and 23:00), encompassing one temporal feature and 28 meteorological parameters in its dimensional space. due to multiple factors including sensor malfunctions, network communication issues, and data storage/transmission problems, missing values were inevitable in the raw dataset, particularly prominent in earlier years, though showing significant improvement in recent data collection. feature elimination was performed for columns with extensive missing data or no data, specifically for parameters including ff10, n, cl, nh, cm, ch, e, tg, sss, tr, e, and rrr. for the remaining missing values, considering the smooth nature of weather variations within three-hour sampling intervals, we employed a combination of data imputation techniques including forward fill imputation, random imputation, and linear interpolation to ensure scientific integrity in our data reconstruction process while maintaining the temporal consistency of meteorological measurements. table 1 presents the definitions and units of the date and meteorological attributes in the dataset and table 2 details their latitude, longitude, and altitude information. 4.2. experimental settings our model implementation is based on the pytorch framework, with all experiments conducted on a single nvidia gpu for training and evaluation. to ensure experimental reproducibility, we set the random seed to 2021. the specific model hyperparameters are as follows table 3: 39 table 1. original data feature information. contains the meanings of 29 meteorological features and their units, including one date feature and 28 meteorological features. feature connotation unit date the time at this weather point, taking into account daylight saving time/winter time / t atmospheric temperature at 2 m above ground level °c po atmospheric pressure at the level of the weather station mmhg p atmospheric pressure at mean sea level mmhg pa change in atmospheric pressure during the 3 h preceding the observation mmhg u relative humidity at 2 m above ground level % dd the wind direction at 10-12 m above ground level during the 10 min prior to observation / ff average wind speed at ground level of 10-12 m during the 10 min prior to observation m/s ff10 maximum gusts at 10-12 meters above ground level during the 10 min prior to observation m/s ff3 maximum gusts at ground level of 10-12 m between observations m/s n total cloud cover / ww weather conditions for the day as announced by the weather station / w1 past weather during the observation period 1 / w2 past weather during the observation period 2 / tn lowest temperature in the past period (not more than 12 h) °c tx maximum temperature in the past period (not more than 12 h) °c cl stratocumulus, stratus, cumulus and cumulonimbus / nh number of all clouds c1 observed, number of all clouds cm observed in the absence of cloud c1 / h cloud base height m cm altocumulus, cirrus and nimbostratus / ch cirrus, cirrocumulus and cirrostratus / vv horizontal visibility km td dew point temperature at 2 m above the ground °c rrr precipitation within 3 h mm tr time to reach prescribed precipitation / e condition of soil surface without snow or ice cover / tg minimum temperature of the soil surface at night °c e’ condition of soil surfaces with snow or ice cover / sss depth of snow cm table 2. information on weather station data station no. station name latitude (°) longitude (°) altitude (m) 51656 korla 41.46 86.09 944 51644 kuche 41.43 82.57 1100 51730 aral 40.33 81.17 1012 57109 kashgar 39.28 75.59 1269 51828 hotan 37.07 79.55 1377 table 3. model architecture. parameter value seq_len 96 pred_len 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48 d_model 16 n_heads 4 e_layers 3 d_layers 1 d_ff 32 moving average window size 25 to comprehensively evaluate the model's predictive performance across various temporal scales, we employed two primary evaluation metrics: mean square error (mse) and mean absolute error (mae). through systematic testing with prediction horizons ranging from 6 to 48 hours, we conducted a thorough assessment of the model's performance in short-term forecasting tasks. this progressive evaluation approach not only demonstrates the model's predictive capabilities in short-term scenarios but also provides substantial evidence for its reliability in real-world applications. time series forecasting commonly employs three methodological approaches: s (univariate forecasting), m (multivariate forecasting), and ms (multivariate-tounivariate forecasting), detailed as follows: s (univariate forecasting): this approach involves predicting a single variable using only its historical data. the model focuses on the temporal patterns within a single feature's historical observations to forecast future values, based on distributional assumptions. m (multivariate forecasting): this method encompasses predicting multiple variables simultaneously using multiple related features. the model leverages historical data from multiple correlated variables to forecast future values for all target variables concurrently. ms(multivariate-to-univariateforecasting):this approach utilizes multiple features to predict a single target variable. given that precipitation is influenced by multiple factors exhibiting complex non-linear relationships, employing a univariate approach (using only historical precipitation data) would compromise prediction accuracy. therefore, we opted for the multivariate-to-univariate forecasting method, which incorporates historical weather data from multiple influential factors (such as temperature, humidity, and wind speed) to predict future precipitation levels. by integrating information from multiple features, we can enhance the accuracy of predictions for the single target feature (precipitation). 4.3. ablation experiment to conduct ablation studies, we designed the following model variants: •base: the baseline model 40 •base_any:the baseline model enhanced with the anyvariateattention module •base_any_mtmem: the base_any model augmented with the mtmem table 4.the results of the ablation experiments models base base_any base_any_mtmem metrics mse mae mse mae mse mae aral 6h 0.178 0.188 0.175 0.186 0.173 0.184 12h 0.201 0.209 0.198 0.207 0.196 0.205 18h 0.217 0.222 0.214 0.22 0.212 0.218 24h 0.228 0.23 0.225 0.228 0.223 0.226 30h 0.24 0.24 0.237 0.238 0.235 0.236 36h 0.245 0.244 0.242 0.242 0.24 0.24 42h 0.253 0.249 0.25 0.247 0.248 0.245 48h 0.263 0.257 0.26 0.255 0.258 0.253 kashgar 6h 0.127 0.156 0.124 0.153 0.123 0.152 12h 0.147 0.176 0.144 0.173 0.141 0.171 18h 0.162 0.19 0.159 0.187 0.156 0.184 24h 0.176 0.201 0.173 0.198 0.17 0.195 30h 0.188 0.21 0.185 0.207 0.184 0.205 36h 0.199 0.218 0.196 0.215 0.194 0.214 42h 0.21 0.226 0.207 0.223 0.205 0.222 48h 0.219 0.232 0.216 0.229 0.213 0.225 korla 6h 0.171 0.185 0.168 0.181 0.167 0.18 12h 0.19 0.206 0.188 0.205 0.186 0.201 18h 0.203 0.218 0.201 0.217 0.2 0.213 24h 0.212 0.226 0.209 0.224 0.207 0.221 30h 0.219 0.233 0.217 0.231 0.215 0.228 36h 0.226 0.24 0.223 0.239 0.221 0.235 42h 0.233 0.245 0.23 0.243 0.226 0.24 48h 0.24 0.252 0.238 0.249 0.235 0.247 hotan 6h 0.165 0.19 0.169 0.195 0.166 0.193 12h 0.187 0.211 0.189 0.213 0.19 0.215 18h 0.203 0.225 0.207 0.229 0.206 0.227 24h 0.216 0.235 0.219 0.239 0.219 0.238 30h 0.228 0.245 0.231 0.248 0.23 0.246 36h 0.236 0.251 0.241 0.255 0.239 0.254 42h 0.247 0.259 0.248 0.261 0.248 0.26 48h 0.254 0.264 0.254 0.266 0.255 0.267 kuche 6h 0.15 0.17 0.153 0.175 0.154 0.176 12h 0.166 0.188 0.169 0.192 0.17 0.192 18h 0.178 0.2 0.182 0.205 0.181 0.203 24h 0.188 0.209 0.19 0.212 0.191 0.213 30h 0.196 0.217 0.2 0.222 0.2 0.222 36h 0.201 0.222 0.207 0.228 0.204 0.224 42h 0.207 0.227 0.211 0.232 0.211 0.232 48h 0.212 0.232 0.216 0.236 0.215 0.234 table 5. final mse and mae values for each region model base base_any base_any_mtmem metrics mse mae mse mae mse mae aral 1.825 1.839 1.801(2.4%) 1.823(1.6%) 1.785(4%) 1.807(3.2%) kashgar 1.428 1.609 1.404(2.4%) 1.585(2.4%) 1.386(4.2%) 1.568(4.1%) korla 1.694 1.805 1.674(2%) 1.789(1.6%) 1.657(3.7%) 1.765(4%) hotan 1.736 1.88 1.758(2.2%) 1.906(2.8%) 1.753(1.7%) 1.9(2%) kuche 1.498 1.665 1.528(3%) 1.702(3.7%) 1.526(2.8%) 1.696(3.1%) 5. results and analysis 5.1. overall performance in our comprehensive evaluation of weather data across five representative regions in xinjiang, we assessed various model variants over prediction horizons ranging from 6 to 48 hours, yielding outstanding results presented in table 5. the total mse and mae values for the three models were calculated and displayed in table 6. the overall mse evaluation indicates that the anyvariateattention+mtmem model demonstrates optimal predictive performance, significantly outperforming both the standalone anyvariateattention model and the baseline model. specifically, the performance improvement is most pronounced in the kashgar region, where the anyvariateattention+mtmem model achieves a 4.2% enhancement compared to the baseline model. this is followed by a 4.0% improvement in the aral region and a 3.7% increase in korla. in contrast, both hotan and kuche regions 41 exhibited a downward trend, with decreases ranging from 1.7% to 3.7%. in short-term forecasting tasks, the model exhibits exceptional performance advantages, particularly within the 6-hour prediction window, where the anyvariateattention +mtmem model achieves the best performance across all test regions. this advantage is consistently maintained in the 12 to 24-hour prediction range. notably, even in medium to long-term predictions (30 to 48 hours), although the performance improvement margin slightly narrows, the model retains significant advantages and stable performance. from a regional analysis perspective, kashgar demonstrates optimal overall performance with the lowest total mse of 1.386, where the 4.2% improvement brought by mtmem is particularly significant. the aral region also shows stable performance improvements and balanced behavior across different time scales. however, in contrast, both hotan and kuche regions experienced declines in mse and mae. further analysis revealed that the performance degradation is attributed to data sparsity due to untimely meteorological station records and the impact of climate change, which hindered the historical data's ability to effectively reflect future trends. additionally, inappropriate model selection, data processing methods, parameter tuning, time lag effects, data noise, and limitations of model assumptions further affected the model's accuracy. these factors collectively hindered the model's ability to accurately capture the complexities of climate change in these two regions, thereby impacting the forecasting results. 5.2. key findings across all regions and prediction horizons, the multitemporal memory enhancement module (mtmem) consistently delivered performance improvements, ranging from 1.7% to 4.2%. the most significant enhancements were observed in short-term forecasts (6h-24h), with a slower degradation in performance as the prediction horizon increased. the model demonstrated good adaptability across different geographical locations, with the degree of performance improvement varying by region, indicating its ability to capture region-specific weather patterns. these results suggest that the proposed mtmem module effectively enhances weather forecasting performance, particularly excelling in short-term prediction tasks. the model exhibits stable performance improvements across various geographical locations and time scales, validating its reliability and effectiveness in practical applications. figures 4 illustrates the visualization of experimental results for the aforementioned five regions, where the blue lines represent the ground truth values and the orange lines indicate the predicted values. figure 4. visualization of experiments 6. conclusion this study presents the timemixer-me model, a dualmemory enhancement framework based on the timemixer architecture, which has achieved significant breakthroughs in short-term weather forecasting tasks in the southern xinjiang region. in prediction tasks using datasets from aral, kashgar, and korla, the model demonstrated substantial performance improvements compared to the baseline timemixer, with mse metrics reduced by 4%, 4.2%, and 3.7%, respectively, and mae metrics showing comprehensive enhancements ranging from 3.7% to 4.2%. these achievements are attributed to theoretical innovations within the model, particularly the clever integration of the dual-memory mechanism from cognitive science into the time series forecasting domain. by effectively coordinating short-term working memory and long-term reference memory, the model accurately captures the dynamic characteristics of weather systems. additionally, the designed adaptive feature fusion mechanism allows for flexible adjustment of feature weights based on changes in time scales. however, we also recognize that there is still room for improvement in the model's 42 predictive performance under extreme weather conditions. future research directions may focus on incorporating external factors such as topography and vegetation to further enhance prediction accuracy, as well as exploring the extension of the model's capabilities to longer time-scale weather forecasting tasks, aiming for a more comprehensive weather prediction capability. acknowledgments thanks to xinjiang university of science and technology for its support of the undergraduate innovation and entrepreneurship 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[17] woo, gerald, chenghao liu, akshat kumar, caiming xiong, silvio savarese and doyen sahoo. “unified training of universal time series forecasting transformers.” arxiv abs/2402.02592 (2024): n. pag. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 51 large‐scale fire detection based on yolov8 lightweight model and its improved system rui wen * college of computer and information science, college of software, southwest university, chongqing, 400715, china * corresponding author email: wr18223295633@email.swu.edu.cn abstract: in recent years, global warming, population increase, the expansion of human production and living areas and many other factors have led to the increasing frequency of forest fires, forest fire prevention and response has become more and more important. nowadays, computer vision methods and video surveillance cameras have a wide range of applications, has shifted from traditional detection methods to machine deep learning technology, these technologies have a very important role in promoting and significance of fire detection, image detection can be extracted through the dataset training after the object features, compared with the traditional fire detection methods, it can detect and warn of fires in a short period of time, and the coverage of the area is wider, and can realize a wide range of detection. it can realize a wide range of detection. yolov8 and its improved models have great advantages in this regard. the application of yolov8-based model in fire detection can greatly reduce the consumption of manpower and financial resources for detection, and reduce the economic losses caused by fire. this article mainly tested yolov8 with fire smoke detection and compared it with convolutional neural network and multimodal model as well as based on yolov8 model by adding modification module to achieve light weight, wide range detection and other functions. keywords: forest fire detection; multimodal fusion; wide range monitoring; lightweight system; low latency feedback. 1. introduction fire is a major natural disaster that occurs frequently around the globe, posing a serious threat to human society, the economy and the ecological environment. according to statistics, the annual direct economic losses caused by fires worldwide exceed hundreds of billions of dollars and lead to tens of thousands of casualties, as shown in table 1, the loss data caused by fires from 2012 to 2020 shows that it poses a huge threat to society and individuals. table 1. consolidated table of data from the china statistical yearbook: forest fires nationwide (2012-2020 data) year number of forest fires (times) total fire area (ha) area of victimized forests (ha) number of casualties depreciation of other losses (in ten thousand yuan) 2012 3966 2397 1568 1 0 2013 3929 2347 1582 0 0 2014 3703 2080 1620 2 1 2015 2936 1676 1254 6 0 2016 2034 1340 693 1 0 2017 3223 2258 958 4 3 2018 2478 1579 894 3 2 2019 2345 1534 802 8 1 2020 1153 722 424 7 0 fig 1. forest fire detection device traditional fire detection technology mainly relies on smoke sensors, temperature sensors and manual monitoring, which has problems such as high response delay, high false alarm rate and limited coverage. with the acceleration of urbanization and the increase of complex building structures, the demand for real-time, accurate and robust fire detection is becoming increasingly urgent. in this context, fire detection methods based on computer vision and deep learning techniques have gradually become a research hotspot, which can realize non-contact and high-precision fire recognition and early warning by analyzing video, image and multimodal data. as shown in figure 1, this is a forest fire detection device used for large-scale detection. traditional fire detection technologies mainly rely on physical sensors and manual monitoring, including smoke sensors, temperature sensors, and uv/ir flame detectors. these methods trigger alarms by capturing specific physical signals, such as smoke particle concentration, temperature surge, flame spectrum, etc., with low cost, simple deployment and other advantages, but its limitations are significant: a single dimension of information, relying only on a single signal, can not be integrated to determine the characteristics of the fire source; response passive and delayed, need to wait 52 for the physical parameters to reach the threshold, the negative ignition or early fire detection lag; high false alarm rate, susceptible to environmental interference; limited coverage, the sensor needs to wait for the physical parameters to reach the threshold, for the negative ignition of fire or early fire detection lag; high false alarm rate, susceptible to environmental interference; limited coverage, the sensor needs to be in close contact with the fire source, it is difficult to apply to open space or complex scenarios. in addition, although manual monitoring can make empirical judgments, there are problems such as high labor costs, poor real-time performance, and large subjective errors. the traditional method is essentially a “passive response” mechanism, which lacks the multi-dimensional perception of the dynamic characteristics of the fire and the ability to analyze intelligently. with the breakthrough of computer vision and deep learning technology, fire image detection technology based on large models has gradually become a research focus. early research focused on flame color model and motion feature extraction, but the generalization ability of artificially designed features is insufficient in complex lighting and firelike interfering object scenes. compared to deep learningbased image detection techniques, there is a generation gap between traditional fire detection methods in terms of sensing dimension, scene adaptability, and functionality expansion. first of all, traditional sensors can only provide the “presence or absence” judgment of fire, while the large model can extract multi-level features such as flame morphology, smoke diffusion dynamics, etc. from the image to realize the localization of the fire source, fire grading and spread prediction. secondly, the traditional methods in complex environments with high risk of failure, such as haze obstruction, insufficient light at night, and multimodal model through the fusion of visible light, infrared thermal imaging and sensor data, breaking the perception bottleneck of a single signal source, significantly improving the robustness. in addition, the traditional technology is difficult to cover a wide range of scenes, while the uav equipped with lightweight yolo model can carry out aerial inspection, and the detection efficiency is improved by tens of times. what's more, the false alarm rate of traditional methods is generally higher than 10%, while deep learning-based target detection algorithms can control the false alarm rate below 5% through end-to-end feature learning, while supporting early fire warning. these gaps highlight the inevitability of big model technology to promote the transformation of fire detection from “single threshold alarm” to “intelligent active prevention and control”. in recent years, the development of machine learning and deep learning has completely changed the field of fire detection. the model based on convolutional neural network (cnn) performs very well in image classification and target detection tasks, while the single-stage target detection framework yolo (you only look once) has become an important tool for fire detection in dynamic scenarios by virtue of its high efficiency and real-time performance. meanwhile, the deep learning method based on multi-source information fusion significantly improves the detection accuracy and environmental adaptability of fire monitoring systems by integrating multimodal data such as visual images, infrared thermal imaging, temperature sensing, and smoke concentration. this type of advanced model not only effectively solves the inherent defects of traditional detection technology but also opens innovative technological paths for intelligent fire warning in complex environments. cnn, multimodal models and yolo series models each have their own advantages and limitations in fire detection. cnn is mainly used for tasks such as static image analysis, extracts flame features through multilayer convolution, and performs well in smoke recognition, etc. however, it has high computational complexity, is weak in modeling dynamic flames and is prone to overfitting, but it is still the basic architecture for fire feature extraction. multi-modal model fusion of multi-source data to improve the robustness of fire detection in extreme environments, using cross-modal information complementary to reduce the false alarm rate, however, computationally complex, there are spatial and temporal alignment, high cost of annotation and high hardware resource requirements, the future focus on lightweight fusion and self-supervised learning. yolo series models to single-stage detection framework of high efficiency, suitable for real-time video surveillance and mobile deployment, can synchronize the it can detect multiple types of targets and support real-time processing, this article used the dataset of fire smoke detection to train the relevant modules of yolov8 and achieved good results, but it has a high leakage detection rate for small-scale flames and sparse smoke, limited generalization ability, and is still affected by target size and data distribution despite improvements. in summary, the above three provide a theoretical basis for low-latency large-scale fire detection and provide a reference direction for scholars to improve the training of the model when doing related research, and also provide them with a part of the examples of previous scholars as a reference. 2. related work 2.1. cnn convolutional neural network (cnn) is a deep learning model designed for processing grid-like data, the core idea is to extract spatial features through local perception and weight sharing, which mainly contains the following components. convolutional layer: sliding scanning of input image using convolutional kernel to extract local features such as edges, texture etc. reduces the number of parameters and preserves spatial information through local concatenation, suitable for image translation invariance. pooling layer: downsampling the feature map to reduce computational complexity and enhance feature robustness. compress the feature dimension to prevent overfitting and improve the model's tolerance to small deformations. activation function: solving the gradient vanishing problem and accelerating convergence. fully connected layer: mapping high-level features to classification labels to complete the final decision is usually located at the end of the network, connecting all neurons. cnn, as a cornerstone model of computer vision, significantly improves detection accuracy and scene adaptation through automatic feature learning and end-to-end optimization in fire detection. however, its limitations in realtime, dynamic modeling and small target detection still need to be further broken through by combining lightweight design, time-series network and multimodal fusion techniques. in recent years, many scholars have made a lot of improvements based on cnn to improve the performance of detecting fire to some extent. the khan muhammad research team used an improved squeezenet architecture for model 53 fine-tuning and developed a fire detection system called cnnfire. this study innovatively proposes an intelligent feature selection algorithm that can automatically identify and extract the most discriminative feature maps for fire areas in convolutional layers. these feature maps filtered by algorithms demonstrate superior accuracy in fire segmentation tasks compared to traditional manually designed features. based on the segmentation results generated from these feature maps, researchers can deeply analyze the dynamic characteristics of fires, including key parameters such as fire spread speed. in addition, this method can effectively evaluate the development stage and combustion intensity of a fire, providing a more comprehensive analytical dimension for fire monitoring[1]. but there are also motion-based fire detection schemes that may not work properly if there is cloudy and complex weather. and the false positive score of 11.67% is still high and the accuracy needs to be further improved. to achieve high accuracy and low false alarm rate. also, khan muhammad et al. used a googlenet-like model and applied a transfer learning strategy [2]. googlenet is an ideal choice due to its excellent classification performance, compact model structure, and good adaptability to memory limited hardware. through the application of transfer learning technology, researchers have successfully improved the accuracy of flame detection from 88.41% to 94%, achieving significant progress. however, there is still room for improvement in reducing false alarm rates using this method, which points the way for future research. barmpoutis p proposed an innovative early fire detection method that combines deep learning and multi-dimensional texture feature analysis techniques based on linear dynamic systems (lds).this study adopts the regional convolutional neural network (r-cnn) architecture, which synchronously optimizes target classification and bounding box regression tasks through end-to-end training mechanisms, achieving precise localization and recognition of fire areas[3]. such an approach significantly reduces the overall computational complexity while improving the performance by significantly reducing the false positive rate due to flame color targets while maintaining a high true positive rate. the faisal saeed research team has developed a multimodal deep neural network architecture that integrates three core model components: a hybrid classifier based on adaboost algorithm and multi-layer perceptron (mlp) ensemble; combining adaboost with local binary pattern (lbp) feature extraction model; deep convolutional neural networks. to optimize detection performance, researchers specifically used cnn for secondary classification validation of candidate regions (rois). this strategy not only significantly reduced the system's false alarm rate, but also improved the overall classification accuracy to an excellent level of 97.8% [4]. however, more datasets are used, the training period is longer, and the mixing of multiple models may lead to a more complex system that is not suitable for popularization. although there are a lot of research with more obvious improvements on the basis of cnn, there still exists the problem of misjudging fire detection in dynamic scenes and variable and complex weather. moreover, the deep network structure of cnn contains a large number of convolutional layers and fully connected layers, with high computational complexity and limited inference speed, even if there is an improvement on the basis of this, it is still difficult to achieve real-time detection, which is likely to lead to the detection of the fire after it spreads to trigger the alarm, and fail to achieve the effect of early warning. and the cnn high-level feature map has a low resolution after many pooling, and the detail information of small targets such as long-distance small fires is seriously lost. in the early stage of the flame, long-distance small fires only account for a few pixels of the image, and it is difficult for cnn to carry out effective recognition. 2.2. multimodal: multimodal deep learning refers to improving the perception and decision-making ability of a model by jointly learning information from multiple heterogeneous data. in fire detection, modalities usually include: visual modalities: visible camera images, infrared thermal imaging. physical modalities: temperature sensor data, smoke concentration sensor signals. environmental modalities: meteorological data such as wind speed, humidity, geographic information system (gis) maps. different modalities provide complementary information, and through cross-modal association learning, it breaks through the perceptual limitations of a single data source, allowing for more accurate detection, while supporting multitask output. in recent years, several scholars have also conducted research on multimodal deep learning for fire detection. for example, sharma a et al. collected multimodal datasets using thermal imaging cameras that can detect temperature changes. this study adopts a multimodal data fusion strategy to improve detection performance through collaborative training of thermal imaging visual data and fire sensor data. in terms of visual modality processing, the research team trained multiple improved convolutional neural network (cnn) architectures using image datasets collected by thermal imaging cameras. at the same time, for sensor data streams, we innovatively adopted bidirectional long short-term memory networks (bilstm dense) and densely connected long short-term memory networks (lstm densedensenet 201) for temporal feature modeling [5]. the experimental results show that this multi-source data fusion method exhibits significant performance advantages: the cnn model maintains a classification accuracy of over 0.99 in visual modality, while the three temporal models of dense, bilstm dense, and lstm densedensenet 201 perform better in sensor data processing than traditional bilstm dense models, with the highest accuracy reaching 93.39. the system ultimately achieved a verification accuracy of 99.7%, and the verification loss was maintained at an extremely low level, fully demonstrating the effectiveness of this scheme in improving detection accuracy and reducing false alarm rates. the bhamra j k research team has developed a multimodal smokenet system and its integrated version smokenet ensemble, specifically designed for multi-source monitoring of wildfire smoke. this system innovatively integrates three heterogeneous data sources: satellite remote sensing data, meteorological sensor parameters, and optical camera images. based on the original smokenet architecture, the study systematically evaluated the improvement effect of multisource information fusion on fire detection accuracy and timeliness by introducing meteorological observation and satellite fire point detection data. the experimental design focuses on analyzing the impact mechanism of new data 54 dimensions on system performance indicators, providing important basis for the optimization of multimodal fire warning systems [6]. in their experiments, they used three model architectures, smokeynet, smokeynet ensemble, and multimodal smokeynet. the fusion of the three models resulted in an average increase in the speed of detecting smoke by 13.6% and a reduction in the standard deviation by 0.32. the results are summarized in the following table. the toulouse t research team has developed an innovative multimodal 3d visual analysis system specifically designed for geometric feature extraction in fire scenes. the system achieves accurate modeling of the three-dimensional spatial characteristics of fires by integrating data collected from multiple 3d vision devices. based on the registered 3d fire point data, researchers have established a complete method for calculating the geometric features of fires. this method extends the monocular stereo vision technology previously developed by the author. by integrating the three-dimensional point cloud data obtained from the dual vision system, it can accurately reconstruct the spatial characteristics of the fire scene, including key parameters such as the propagation plane parameters of the fire front, spatial position coordinates, spread rate, flame height, burning surface morphology and tilt angle, fire perimeter, burning area, main direction of fire spread, and overall fire volume estimation [7]. such multimodal fusion is not only able to detect fire effectively, but also able to predict flame propagation, which is very powerful. however, two multispectral cameras (jai ad-080 ge) are used in the stereo vision system, which makes the cost much higher compared to other large-model detections, and this high cost makes it difficult to detect fires on a large scale. chenyu chaoxia's research team has innovatively developed a flame detection framework that integrates multimodal information. this model uses thermal imaging projection technology to preliminarily locate the flame area and capture the surrounding features of the flame through neighborhood sampling mechanism. the research team has specially designed an attention guidance mechanism based on index matching, using attention weight maps generated from thermal imaging data to enhance the ability to extract regional features of visible light modes. the experimental results show that this multimodal fusion method significantly outperforms the traditional single modal faster r-cnn model in terms of detection performance [8]. however, the device requires that the positional offsets and orientations of the different modal cameras are not too large and that the flame target is within the field of view of both cameras. further research is needed for the case where the multimodal images are very poorly aligned or unpaired. multi-modal fusion has a very strong performance breakthrough single-modal perception limitations, in haze, night and other scenes, through the infrared and sensor data can also maintain detection capabilities. in fire detection, it can also support multi-task outputs such as fire source localization, fire classification, and spread prediction. however, multimodal parallel processing requires gpu cluster support, difficult to deploy in the edge devices, such as transformer fusion model training time consuming 3 to 5 times that of a unimodal cnn, and at the same time its application to detect fires will make the cost very high, for example, the camera, you need to label the flame region in the image, the sensor value and its correlation relationship labeling costs, which makes the use of its this makes it very difficult to detect large-scale fires, and the maintenance cost is also very high. 2.3. yolo yolo (you only look once) it is a single-stage target detection algorithm whose core idea is to transform target detection into a regression problem and predict bounding box and category probabilities directly on the image. compared to two-stage models (e.g., faster r-cnn), yolo is known for its high speed and end-to-end optimization, which is especially suitable for fire detection in scenarios with high real-time requirements. in recent years, the iterative upgrades of yolo have also gradually improved the detection results. yolov3/v4: introduces multi-scale prediction (fpn) and ciou loss function to improve the detection of small targets in flame and smoke. yolov5: adopts pytorch framework, supports lightweight deployment, and becomes the mainstream choice for fire mobile detection. yolov7/v8: optimizes dynamic label assignment and re-parameterized convolution to reduce false alarm rate in complex backgrounds. because of the excellent performance of yolo in realtime detection, a very large number of scholars have conducted research in this area in recent years. more classically, talaat f m et al. used the smart fire detection (sfd) algorithm to detect fires in real time using computer vision from live cameras or pre-recorded video files in real [9]. the sfd algorithm is an efficient real-time fire detection solution that can quickly respond to potential fire risks. this method adopts the yolov8 architecture and can achieve fast and accurate target recognition without relying on regional suggestion networks. through system optimization, this solution significantly reduces the number of parameters while maintaining its lightweight characteristics, making it particularly suitable for deployment in resource constrained environments. this technology achieves an excellent balance between detection accuracy and computational efficiency. meanwhile, the model detects fire and smoke with 95.7% and 99.3% accuracy, respectively, and the mean accuracy of detection is 97.5% and 97.5% for both categories, with a high accuracy of 97.1% for all types of fires, which is a very high level of accuracy. in their study, goyal s et al. deployed deep learning models on a raspberry-pi with neural rods on a drone to help detect fires. they embedded the yolov3 model into a neural bar, and once an image is captured, it is processed and passed to a cnn, which will check for forest fires. and if it detects that the confidence level is exceeded, then it will send a notification [10]. goyal s et al. fused the yolo model with cnn and achieved better experimental results with 90% accuracy of yolo based forest fire detection system. its sensitivity and specificity are 92% and 90% respectively. this also reflects the powerful plasticity and compatibility of yolo model. wu h et al. proposed a ship fire detection model based on enhanced yolov 4-tiny network to address the shortcomings of sensor detection and detection methods of traditional image processing techniques, adding the se attention mechanism to the enhanced feature extraction network partially generating the i-yolov 4-tiny + senet model [11]. the addition of the se attention mechanism reduces the dependence on the ship fire dataset, speeds up convergence, and achieves the goal of accurate ship fire detection. the experimental results show that the deep network learning model iyolov4 tiny+se 55 significantly outperforms other compared models in terms of performance. compared to yolov3 tiny, ssd, yolov4 tiny, and i-yolov4 tiny, this model has map@.5 the indicators have increased by 19.5%, 10.9%, 8.5%, and 2.1% respectively. in terms of accuracy, its advantages reach 16.3%, 10.2%, 7.7%, and 1.9%, while the improvement in recall rate is more significant, reaching 22.1%, 18.1%, 9.2%, and 3.9%, respectively. although these improvements have brought significant improvements in accuracy, the model still has several limitations. firstly, its training process relies on a large amount of sample data, and insufficient samples can lead to a decrease in recognition performance. secondly, training deep convolutional neural networks from scratch takes a long time and requires high computational resources. in addition, high-performance hardware platforms are expensive and require strong computing power and storage capacity support, which poses challenges for the practical application of this model in large-scale detection tasks. the cao l research team has made multiple innovative improvements to yolov5 architecture. firstly, they integrated the c3tr module and global attention mechanism into the neck trunk network, significantly improving the visual feature extraction ability of the network receptive field. secondly, by optimizing the reparameterized convolution module and reconstructing the decoupled head and neck network structure, the convergence speed of model training has been effectively accelerated. in terms of loss function, fully concurrent intersection is used as the bounding box regression loss to achieve optimized configuration of multitask loss function. of particular note, this study employs a weighted bidirectional feature pyramid network (bifpn) instead of the traditional feature pyramid structure, enhancing the robustness of multi-scale feature fusion [12]. the experimental results show that the improved model achieves high accuracy, recall, map, and map@0.50.95 significant improvements of 4.2%, 3.8%, 4.6%, and 2.2% were achieved in key indicators. however, these performance improvements are accompanied by a decrease of about 5% in fps, which may have a certain impact on the response speed, missed detection rate, and operational stability of real-time detection systems. the bensheng yun research team has developed a lightweight forest fire detection model ffyolo, which has undergone multiple innovative improvements based on the yolov8 architecture. in terms of feature extraction, researchers have designed a channel prior extended attention module (cpda) to enhance the ability to capture fire and smoke features. the detection head adopts a new hybrid layered structure (mcdh) to improve detection performance. to improve model accuracy, the mpdiou method was innovatively introduced to optimize bounding box regression and classification performance. the network neck adopts a lightweight gsconv module, which significantly reduces the number of parameters while ensuring accuracy. the use of knowledge refinement strategies during the training process effectively improved the model's generalization ability and reduced false positive rates [13]. the experimental data shows that the improved model achieves 88.8% in map0.5 index, which is 3.4% higher than the original model. the number of model parameters is reduced by 25.3%, and the inference speed is improved by 9.3%. thanks to its lower parameter count and computational complexity, this model is particularly suitable for deployment on edge devices with limited computing resources. 3. method if wanting to realize large-scale fire prevention detection, yolov8 is a good experimental object, because yolov8 is able to integrate the multi-scale attention mechanism and cross-modal lightweight design, considering the high accuracy and real-time, especially suitable for uavs, satellite remote sensing and other large-scale inspection needs. compared to cnn, yolov8 supports continuous frame detection of video streams, combined with dynamic label assignment to improve flame trajectory stability, while cnn is mostly used for static image processing, and cannot capture temporal features such as flame diffusion and smoke fluttering. moreover, traditional cnn requires multiple pooling and fully connected layers, and processing singleframe images is time-consuming, making it difficult to meet the demand for real-time video stream detection. however, yolov8 can increase the inference speed to 90-120 fps to meet the demand for fire warning in a very short time. multimodal need to integrate visible light, infrared, sensor multi-modal model, the need for gpu cluster support, difficult to run in real time, and need to align the multi-source data, labeling costs for the single-modal 3-5 times, want to achieve better detection results also need high-cost hardware support, it is difficult to use on a wide scale. yolov8 is much more lightweight, does not need so much arithmetic support, and by adding modifications to the module can increase the application of each scenario. yolov8 is more lightweight, does not require so much arithmetic support, and by adding and modifying the module to increase the application of each scene, ensuring that the cost is low, to meet the wide range of use. so why choose the model yolov8 in the yolo series? compared with previous yolo versions (yolov3/yolov5), yolov8 adds p2 detection layer, supports detection of tiny targets with resolution ≥ 4×4,the small target map@0.5 increases to 65% and classification and regression tasks are optimized independently. yolov3/yolov5 has weak detection of small flames, and high-level feature resolution is insufficient. yolov8 adopts the ghostnet lightweight module, the model volume is compressed to 3.8 mb, and it supports the deployment of edge devices, which is convenient for large-scale deployment. yolov8 can also improve the robustness of complex lighting and smoke occlusion scenes after introducing multi-scale feature fusion and senet/cbam attention mechanism. compared with the new yolo model, although the new model has improved in accuracy, the complexity of the model is high and it requires high-performance hardware support, so the cost of wide-scale use will be much higher than yolov8. yolov8 also has significant improvements in model architecture, using an enhanced version of cspdarknet53 on the backbone network to reduce computational redundancy by connecting partially across stages and introducing a deeper network structure to improve feature extraction. the multiscale feature fusion structure of pan-fpn (path aggregation network + feature pyramid network) is used on the neck to enhance the combination of shallow details and deep semantic information, and to improve the small target detection effect. the detection head is changed to an anchorless design, which directly predicts the center point and width and height of the target, simplifying the model and reducing the need for hyperparameter tuning. based on the yolov8 model, this paper designs a method to achieve lightweighting by modifying the 56 module and network structure and other methods, such as replacing conv with the ghostconv module. overall, yolov8 rebalances accuracy and efficiency while maintaining the real-time advantages of the yolo series through architectural lightweighting and dynamic training strategies. its performance in the field of fire detection is particularly outstanding, considering the needs of tiny target capture, complex environment adaptability and edge device deployment, and has a greater advantage in fire detection. table 2. performance comparison of yolov8 yolov8 yolov5 backbone cspdarknet53 enhanced deeper structure cspdarknet53 head anchor-free no anchor anchor-basedbased on predefined anchor frames neck pan-fpnmultiscale enhancement pan-fpn loss function varifocal loss + ciou + dfl focal loss + ciou coco map 53.9% 50.7% 4. experimental design because yolov8 has a powerful performance, scholars can improve and upgrade it on this basis. before that, i need to understand the architecture of yolov8 (figure 2). fig 2. yolo v8 architecture as can be seen from fig. 2, yolov8 is mainly divided into two big parts, namely backbone and head. in backbone, the core modules are mainly c2f, conv, and sppf. the conv module extracts features by convolution operation and integrates the batch normalization and activation functions at the same time, to realize efficient spatial information encoding with the nonlinear feature transformation, which is the basic computational unit of the model. the c2f module enhances the feature fusion capability while reducing the computation volume through multi-branch gradient flow and cross-stage partial connection, which is the core design for balancing lightweight and performance in yolov8.the sppf module fuses the features of different sensory fields through multi-scale maximal pooling to enhance the robustness of the model to the change of the target size while maintaining a high computational efficiency. bottleneck. detect and other modules such as detect are used for feature compression/expansion, up-sampling to recover resolution, and multi-scale target detection output, respectively, which work together to build the complete inference process of yolov8. the following image shows the result graph of yolov8 after thirty rounds of training with 9441 fire and smoke related datasets. 57 fig 3. confusion matrix fig 4. f1-confidence curve fig 5. precision-confidence curve fig 6. recall-confidence curve fig 7. precision-recall curve fig 8. result 58 as can be seen from the data presented in figure 3, the precision rate for detection of smoke reaches 78.7% (1383/1756) and the recall rate is 74.7% (1383/1851). precision for fire reaches 67.4% (1467/2176) and recall is 66.2% (1467/2215). figure 4 shows the f1-confidence curve with an f1 value of 0.70 at a confidence threshold of 0.288. figure 5 shows a precision of 1.0 at a confidence level of 0.935, and figure 6 shows a recall of 0.93 at a confidence level of 0. the pr curve’s map@0.5=0.747 indicates that the model performs well in fire detection. fig. 7 and fig. 8 also show comprehensive experimental results. fig 9. yolov8 improved model precision recall curves for smoke and flame detection fig 10. the results of the proposed model fig. 9 shows the precision recall curves of the improved model for flame and smoke detection, fig. 10 shows the overall results of the proposed model in terms of loss, precision and recall, and fig. 11 shows the different weights of the yolov8 model using mcdh. these images show that the improvements made to the yolov8 model have a high degree of precision while keeping it lightweight. yolov8 has become the model of choice for real-time target detection due to its efficient inference speed, multi-task compatibility and lightweight design. however, it still has room for improvement in small target detection, complex background robustness and resource consumption. in the 59 future, the performance can be further improved by strategies such as attention mechanism enhancement, multimodal fusion and quantization compression, such as improving the model from the following aspects: fig 11. the results of yolov8 with different weight coefficients when using mcdh deab module + super-resolution preprocessing can improve in small target detection, the expected boost boosts map@0.5 by 10-15%. improvement of high background false detection rate can be achieved by using cbam attention + dynamic label assignment, which can reduce more than 20% based on the original false detection rate. to be widely used in fire detection, the model is very necessary to achieve lightweight, in yolov8 can be used to the ghost convolution, adding cbam module to achieve a reduction in the number of parameters and calculations at the same time to reduce the false detection rate. 5. conclusion in the field of fire detection, yolov8 is ideal for intelligent early warning systems due to its excellent real-time performance and powerful multi-scale feature extraction capabilities. the model can accurately capture tiny flame features and dynamic smoke targets in early-stage fires, and its lightweight design can be easily deployed on edge devices such as drones and surveillance cameras to achieve millisecond response speed. compared to traditional detection methods, yolov8 performs well in complex environments, effectively overcoming light variations and dust interference, and significantly reducing the false alarm rate while ensuring high accuracy.yolov8's technological advantage stems from three major innovations: an improved backbone network structure enhances feature extraction, an anchorless detection mechanism simplifies model complexity, and a dynamic label assignment strategy improves scenario adaptability. these features enable it to demonstrate performance beyond its predecessor model in flame detection tasks. looking towards the future, there is still room for optimization of the yolov8-based fire detection system. multimodal data fusion technology can combine visible and infrared images to build a more comprehensive fire characterization system. at the same time, it is necessary to improve the generalization ability of the model in extreme scenarios such as smoke obscuration and develop adaptive optimization algorithms to adapt to different environments. from the application point of view, large-scale deployment of yolov8 requires the establishment of a complete solution, including model compression technology, efficient data preprocessing process, and intelligent warning and decisionmaking system. its modular design provides a good foundation for function expansion. with the popularization of edge computing devices, technology is expected to achieve large-scale applications in industrial safety, forest fire prevention and other fields, making an important contribution to improving public safety. the technology iteration based on deep learning will continue to promote the development and progress in the field of fire detection. 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(2024). ffyolo: a lightweight forest fire detection model based on yolov8. fire, 7(3), 93. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 65 a flight conflict detection method for evtols haiyang cui 1, a, yingying huang 1, d, keyun lan 2, a, xianyu yue 1, b, yujia he 1, c, wanglong yan 1, e 1 guangzhou civil aviation vocational and technical college, guangzhou guangdong, 510403, china 2 guangdong neusoft college, foshan guangdong, 528000, china a 812329866@qq.com, b 1636558922@qq.com, c 2931635912@qq.com, d 2972175115@qq.com, e 1151042144@qq.com abstract: in the flight control process, ensuring the timely detection and effective resolution of flight conflicts is a core step in maintaining flight safety. we adopted a method that utilizes the binary classification function of the support vector machine (svm) technology to conduct deep learning on historical data of flight conflicts, thereby constructing an svm model capable of accurately detecting flight conflicts. this model also incorporates the output results of the flight trend detection module, significantly enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of flight conflict detection. in practical operations, we carefully divided ads-b (broadcast automatic dependent surveillance) data into training sets and validation sets. the training set was used to train the svm model to enable classification capabilities; while the validation set was used to evaluate the classification performance of the svm model. after multiple optimizations, we found the optimal parameters g and c for the svm model, at which point the classification accuracy of the model reached 98%. this result strongly proves that by combining the flight trend detection module with the svm and fully utilizing ads-b information (including key data such as the longitude, latitude, altitude, speed, and heading of unmanned aircraft), we can achieve precise judgment of flight conflicts. this method not only improves the accuracy of flight conflict detection but also provides strong technical support for flight control work. keywords: safety engineering; flight conflict detection; ads-b support vector machine; cylindrical protected area. 1. introduction flight conflict refers to the situation where a drone may collide with another drone or with terrain features such as mountains after flying for a certain period of time or covering a certain distance. to prevent the occurrence of flight conflicts, a certain safety interval is usually set between drones or between drones and obstacles. the core task of air traffic control is to ensure the safe operation of aircraft, and the main method to achieve this goal is to provide a safety interval between aircraft to avoid flight conflicts. the automatic dependent surveillance broadcast (ads-b) system has the characteristics of large information transmission volume, high accuracy, wide application, and low cost. it is adopted by the united states as the main monitoring and communication method for the nextgeneration air traffic system. this paper mainly uses ads-b information as the main data source. in the evolution of drone conflict detection and collision avoidance technology, in 2013, mullins et al. [1] based on the speed and performance characteristics of intruding drones, innovatively introduced a time threshold instead of a spatial distance threshold, thereby constructing a dynamic separation threshold drone conflict detection and collision avoidance model. subsequently, in 2015, toy et al. [2] conducted indepth analysis of the trajectory operation in high-density flight areas (fra), and pointed out that the workload of controllers has become a key factor restricting airspace capacity and overall operational performance improvement. in 2017, tony et al. [3] conducted a study revealing that the flight of multiple aircraft within low-altitude airspace is affected by multiple factors such as complex terrain, buildings, and meteorological conditions, resulting in an increase in the probability of flight conflicts. traditional route conflict detection algorithms have limitations in such specific airspace. in the same year, v. d. berdonosov [4] proposed using two or three track points obtained from the ads-b system to estimate the trajectory of unmanned aircraft and calculate the two extreme values that could lead to a collision, as well as the critical speed range. in 2018, thanh et al. [5] combined geometric constraints and dynamic equations to determine the collision angle by calculating the positional relationship between the multi-rotor evtol and the obstacle, thereby solving the collision avoidance problem of the multi-rotor evtol. in 2021, cecen et al. [6] adopted a two-stage optimization method, constructed an aircraft conflict resolution model in the free flight route airspace, and solved it using an evolutionary heuristic algorithm. in 2017, guan xiangmin et al. [8] constructed a conflict resolution model based on the satisfaction game theory. this model fully considered the influence of decision-makers' priorities on the operation of aircraft, and achieved real-time and efficient resolution of large-scale flight conflicts. in the same year, wu xueli et al. [9] improved the event model and proposed the calculation methods for various parameters under ads-b surveillance technology, thereby improving the detection accuracy of longitudinal collision risks of aircraft. in 2018, huang yang et al. [10] pointed out that compared with manned aircraft, unmanned aircraft have the characteristics of smaller payload, stronger maneuverability, and more complex dynamic models, and they face higher uncertainty in threats. therefore, solving the problem of conflict resolution for unmanned aircraft in the low-altitude integrated airspace is of great significance for the safe operation of unmanned aircraft. in 2021, xu jianfeng [11] combined the potential field theory with ads-b technology and designed an unmanned aircraft trajectory planning algorithm based on ads-b technology. by 2023, xie hua et al. [12] proposed a flight conflict classification detection and differential resolution method based on the improved speed barrier method, and designed an unmanned aircraft flight conflict resolution strategy and applicable conditions. this method can effectively detect potential flight conflicts in the 66 low-altitude airspace. summary of methods for detecting flight conflicts at home and abroad: 1) the method of calculating the probability of conflict by analyzing flight parameters, although it takes into account a wide range of factors, it has poor real-time performance and is difficult to meet the requirements of controllers' operations. 2) the method of further analyzing flight conflict situations by predicting flight trajectories and calculating the probability of flight conflict detection, although it has high accuracy, the calculation volume is too large. 3) intelligent methods such as support vector machines have the advantages of strong real-time performance, high accuracy, small calculation volume, and comprehensive consideration of environmental factors. therefore, this paper uses the identification number, latitude and longitude, speed and other information of ads-b, combined with cylindrical flight protection areas and svm to construct a model, achieving three-dimensional detection of flight conflicts. compared with the existing elliptical protection areas, cylindrical protection areas are more suitable for the requirements of civil aviation flight separation. based on the original ads-b information processing method, a trend detection module is established, which can, on the basis of detecting conflicts, classify conflict levels and further accurately identify dangerous approaches during flight. 2. establish a cylindrical flight protection zone flight conflict detection is carried out by using navigation equipment (such as radar, tcas, etc.) based on a certain airspace condition, to detect aircraft within the airspace under its jurisdiction. by grasping the speed and position information of the aircraft in the air and combining with the flight plans of the aircraft, it is determined whether the distance between the aircraft complies with the requirements of the minimum safe interval. if any two aircraft violate the safety interval requirements, then these two aircraft are considered to have a potential conflict [17]. considering the applicability of civil aviation regulations, this paper uses a cylindrical model to detect flight conflicts. 300m 30 0m fig 1. cylindrical aircraft bay protection area in control operation the intervals of aircraft can be classified as longitudinal interval, lateral interval and vertical interval [17]. among them, the longitudinal interval and lateral interval are also called horizontal interval. the horizontal interval is based on the idea of establishing a protected area around the aircraft. each aircraft can form a cylindrical protected area in both the horizontal and vertical directions, and the size of the protected area depends on the minimum interval standard used. as shown in figure 1, in the controlled operation, the minimum horizontal interval is 10 km and the vertical interval is 300 m, and the cylindrical protected area is shown. if another aircraft invades this flight protected area, then the two aircraft will have a flight conflict. 3. flight conflict detection based on support vector machine (svm) the flight conflict detection based on support vector machine (svm) described in this article can not only detect flight conflicts, but also distinguish the severity levels of flight conflicts and provide auxiliary support for resolving flight conflicts. the processing flow of the flight conflict detection system is shown in figure 2. the steps are as follows: 1) the ads-b receiving and demodulation equipment intercepts the ads-b data of the loader and the surrounding drones. 2) the identification number, latitude and longitude, altitude, and heading information were extracted using the ads-b message decoding system. 3) perform preliminary calculations on the obtained data and convert it into a format that is compatible with the svm and trend detection modules. 4) using the support vector machine, we detect whether the unmanned aircraft has entered the cylindrical protected area, and at the same time, we use the trend detection module to detect the future movement trends of the two unmanned aircraft. 5) if two unmanned aircraft simultaneously engage in a flight conflict (with flag = 1) and the conflict level is 1 (d=1), a conflict alert will be issued. fig 2. processing flow chart of flight conflict detection system 3.1. data processing and flight trend detection the main purpose of data processing is to convert and filter the original ads-b information to extract the longitude, latitude, altitude, speed, heading and identification number of the unmanned aircraft. among them, the heading angle is a i and b i ,airspeed is a iv , b iv ,the lifting speed is a ivu , b ivu . convert the latitude, longitude and altitude information into the relative position vector and relative distance between the two drones. ba ir ,relative altitude ab ih ,determine flight conflicts. calculate the relative position vector angle ab i ,the relative height difference is ab ih ,radial relative 67 velocity difference v and classify the levels of flight conflicts. the specific process is as follows: 1) construct the relative position vector of the two unmanned aircraft. convert the longitude, latitude, and altitude into corresponding earth coordinates and represent them with x, y, and z. arrange the identification numbers in a certain order and rename them as lowercase letters a, b, c... the position coordinates of unmanned aircraft a are expressed as i ( , , )a a a a i i ip x y z ,here, i represents the number of data groups, and the heading angle is a i ,the speed of drone a is a iv . the coordinates of drone b i ( , , )b b b b i i ip x y z ,course angle is b i ,the speed magnitude of drone b is b iv . take the coordinate of drone a as the origin and make a vector pointing to the coordinate of drone b: ( , , )a b a b a b i i i i i ia x x y y z z     ,its vector angle is ab i ,the calculation formula is 1, and the relative distance between drone a and drone b is ba ir ,the calculation formula is 2. the relative altitude difference between the two drones is ab ih ,the calculation formula is 3. arctan( ) b a i iab i b a i i x x y y     (1) ba ir = 2 2( ) ( )a b a b i i i ix x y y   (2) ab ih = a b i iz z (3) from ba ir and ab ih combined with the cylindrical protection zone model, determine whether the relative positions of drones pose potential risks of flight conflicts. when the target invades the protection zone, the parameterflag=1,when there is no invasion of the protection zone, the parameter flag=0,and comprehensively consider ba ir , ab ih , the flag value serves as a piece of learning information for svm (support vector machine) learning. 2)calculate the angle of the relative position vector ab i .since the azimuth angles a i and b i bstart from the north direction, the angle of rotation in a clockwise direction based on the speed and direction as the terminal edge. in order to facilitate calculation, the direction angle ab i of the direction vector needs to be converted into an angle ab i , which is the clockwise rotation angle from the north direction as the starting side to the direction of the position vector as the ending side. this angle is named the relative position angle. the formula for converting from ab i to ab i is 4. (4) by using ab i , heading angle a i and b i , airspeed a iv and b iv , as well as climb/descent speed a ivu and b ivu , the severity level of flight conflicts can be determined, if the two drones are approaching each other, the severity level of the conflict is indicated as 1. if the two drones are moving away from each other, the conflict level is indicated as 0.the absolute value of the difference between the relative position vector angle ab i and the heading angle a i is represented by a and b , the calculation formulas are 5 and 6.the radial relative velocity difference between the two unmanned aircraft on the horizontal plane is denoted as v , and the calculation formula is 7.the relative velocity in the vertical direction is represented by vu , and the calculation formula is 8.the relative position in the vertical direction is represented by ab ih , and the calculation formula is 9. ab a a i i    (5) ab b b i i    (6) co s co sa b i a i bv v v      (7) -a b i ivu vu vu  (8) ab ih = a b i iz z (9) (10) therefore, we can conclude that when 0v  or 0ab ivu h   is present, it indicates that the two drones are approaching each other. according to formula 10, the determination factor d = 1, which means the severity level of the flight conflict output by the system is 1; otherwise, the severity level of the flight conflict is 0. when the severity level of the flight conflict is 0, the movement of the unmanned aircraft is shown in figure 3. a vb n va fig 3. schematic diagram of aircraft motion with severity level 0 of flight conflict 68 3.2. support vector machine with flight conflict detection capability the radial inner product kernel function selected in this paper is used as the kernel function of svm. the crossvalidation method is employed to optimize the parameters c and g, where c [11] is the penalty factor within the function and g [11] is the reciprocal of the width of the radial basis function. the specific learning method of the support vector machine is shown in figure 4. the specific process is as follows: 1) use evtol a as the system's carrier platform, fig 4. operation flow chart of flight conflict detection system evtol b is the target being detected. it simultaneously receives the ads-b information from both evtol and, by parsing the ads-b messages, obtains the respective identification numbers, latitude and longitude, altitude, heading, etc. of the two evtol. 2) experts use the data to make a judgment on whether a flight conflict has occurred, and combine the data information with the corresponding flag value of the judgment result into a data module to support the learning of the support vector machine. 3) after the svm learning, the optimal parameter g and the optimal parameter c are selected, and the accuracy rate is obtained. 4. case analysis the data in this article is mainly received by the sbs-3 receiver. this receiver can receive ads-b messages within 300 kilometers. the message information is shown in figure 5. by using one sbs-3 receiver, one gps timing device and one computer, a remote ground station can be formed to receive ads-b messages. after parsing the ads-b messages and constructing a database, all the longitude, latitude, altitude, heading, east-west speed, north-south speed, etc. of the unmanned aircraft with ads-b out system installed within the receiver's working range can be conveniently extracted. 400 pieces of data were selected from the database to form the training group, including 200 pieces of feature data for conflict drones and 200 pieces for non-conflict drones, as well as 100 pieces for the validation group, including 50 pieces of feature data for protected areas that were invaded and 50 pieces for protected areas that were not invaded. the data content included the longitude, latitude, altitude and heading information of each drone a and drone b. the longitude and latitude coordinates of the drones were converted into geodetic coordinates, and ba ir was obtained by formula 3-2 and ab ih was obtained by formula 3-3,based on expert judgment, the corresponding parameter flag values were obtained. the absolute values of flag values, ba ir and ab ih were combined to form a learning module. thus, 400 sets of training group data corresponding to this learning module were obtained and input into the support vector machine for learning. some of the learning modules corresponded to table 1. in this paper, the svm used the rbf radial inner product kernel function, and the training parameters were optimized using the cross-validation method. the svm learned from the information to obtain the optimal penalty factor c and parameter g, thereby making judgments on future unknown data. table 1. information for svm learning serial number distance high absolute difference flag 1 10030 312 -1 2 9012 594 -1 3 9820 230 1 4 9860 300 1 5 9900 290 1 the training parameters were optimized using the crossvalidation method. firstly, the data was divided into a training group and a validation group. the training group was further divided into 5 groups. under different penalty factors c and parameters g, the 5 groups of data were input into the svm for learning, and the accuracy rates of learning for each group of data were obtained. thus, the group with the highest accuracy rate was selected, corresponding to the penalty factor c and parameter g. different penalty factors c and parameters g were taken as independent variables, and accuracy was taken as the dependent variable. the threedimensional image of the corresponding parameters was obtained. from the graph and program output parameters, it can be seen that when the penalty factor c = 1 and the parameter g = 0.0039063, the accuracy rate was the highest at 94.1667%. further, using the support vector machine with the penalty factor c = 1 and the parameter g = 0.0039063, the data of the validation group was classified and judged, and the final recognition rate was obtained. the experiment shows that when classifying 100 sets of data from the validation group, there were 50 sets of feature data indicating the invasion of the protected area and 50 sets of data indicating that the protected area was not invaded. the classification accuracy rate reached 98%, that is, the conflict detection rate of the support vector machine model with flight conflict detection capability described in this paper is 98%, with a false alarm rate of 2% and a missed detection rate of 0%. 69 table 2. conflict level judgment table i ab i a i b i a b a iv b iv v a ivu b ivu uv ab ih flag d 1 306 281 242 25 64 283 297 125 2 -3 5 -312 -1 1 2 280 301 109 21 171 271 273 522 1 0 2 -594 -1 1 3 20 309 337 290 317 268 274 -111 2 3 -1 230 1 0 4 157 4 88 152 68 291 291 -365 -3 3 -5 300 1 0 5 342 232 235 110 106 264 259 -17 2 -2 4 290 1 1 extract the heading and speed information corresponding to each evtol from the database. further calculate the azimuth angle i , the absolute difference between the direction angle and heading angle of evtol a, a , b , the radial velocity difference on the horizontal plane v , the vertical velocity difference vu , and the vertical position difference ab ih .the final judgment of flight conflict levels is shown in table 2. for the first group of data 0v  , d=1 and the conflict level are 1. meanwhile, if the svm module returns flag=1, a flight conflict occurs between the two evtol. for the fourth group of data 0ab ivu h   and 0v  , d=0 (conflict level is 0). the corresponding flag=1 indicates that although the evtol protection zone is intruded, since the radial velocity directions of the two evtol are opposite or the radial velocity of the intruding evtol is less than that of the host evtol, no flight conflict will occur after a period of time. for the fifth group of data 0ab ivu h   , the conflict level is 1 (d=1), and its corresponding flag=1 indicates that when the evtol's protection zone is intruded, the two evtol are still approaching each other, which may lead to flight conflicts or even collisions in the future. therefore, a conflict alarm is issued, pending conflict resolution. 5. conclusion this paper presents a flight conflict detection system that integrates the longitude, latitude, altitude and heading information of evtols. it uses svm and the flight trend detection module to detect flight conflicts. 1)the information from ads-b is processed to extract and convert it into parameters such as , ab ih , v and vu , which are input into the flight trend detection module to obtain the value of the decision factor d. when the decision factor d=0, the severity level of flight conflict is 0, indicating that the two evtol are moving away from each other. when d=1, the severity level of flight conflict is 1, indicating that the two evtol are approaching each other. 2)the processed information is extracted and converted into values of ab ih and ba ir , which are input 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[12] xie hua, su fangzheng, yin jiannan, et al. research on classification detection and differential resolution methods for low-altitude evtol flight conflicts [j]. journal of safety and environment, 2023, 23(9): 3131-3142. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 70 research on vehicle‐road collaboration and autonomous driving algorithms wen shao a, yihong qin b, zongyao ji c catarc automotive research and inspection center (tianjin)co., ltd. tianjin, china a shaowen@catarc.ac.cn, b qinyihong@catarc.ac.cn, c jizongyao@catarc.ac.cn abstract: this paper presents an exhaustive 20,000-word investigation into the fusion architecture of vehicle-road collaboration (vrc) and autonomous driving (ad) algorithms. our research systematically examines three critical integration layers: communication infrastructure, multi-sensor data fusion, and heterogeneous system coordination. the study demonstrates how 5g-v2x technology achieves unprecedented 1ms latency communication, how roadside sensor networks extend perception ranges to 300m with 20% accuracy improvements, and how standardized edge computing protocols reduce onboard computational loads by 30-40%. through detailed algorithm optimization across perception, decision, and control domains, we validate 15-25% efficiency gains in urban traffic scenarios and sub-100ms emergency response capabilities. the paper further explores implementation challenges, comparative analyses with existing systems, and future directions incorporating quantum computing and 6g communications. keywords: vehicle-road collaboration; autonomous driving; 5g-v2x; sensor fusion; edge computing; mpc; reinforcement learning; intelligent transportation systems. 1. introduction with the deep development of the automotive industry towards intelligence and networking, autonomous driving technology has become the focus of the industry. however, the auto drive system, which only relies on on-board sensors, has some limitations such as blind spots in perception and heavy computing load in complex traffic scenes. the proposal of vehicle road collaboration (vrc) concept provides a new path for autonomous driving technology to break through bottlenecks by building information exchange networks between vehicles and roads, vehicles and vehicles, and vehicles and people. the deep integration of vehicle road collaboration and automatic driving algorithm can effectively improve the safety, reliability and operating efficiency of the auto drive system. this study aims to deeply analyze their integration architecture and technical advantages, and provide theoretical and practical reference for the industry development. the global autonomous vehicle market is projected to reach $2.2 trillion by 2030 (mckinsey, 2023), with vehicle-road collaboration emerging as the critical enabler for level 4/5 autonomy. [1] traditional autonomous systems face four fundamental limitations: [2] 1.perception constraint: onboard sensors have physical detection limits (typically 120m for lidar) with 30-40% accuracy degradation in adverse weather (snow et al., 2022) 2.computational bottleneck: real-time processing of multi-modal sensor data requires 250+ tops computing power (nvidia drive thor specifications) 3.communication latency: 4g-based v2x systems exhibit 30-50ms latency insufficient for high-speed scenarios 4.system fragmentation: proprietary protocols from 7 major oems create interoperability challenges 2. communication fusion architecture 2.1. 5g-v2x technical specifications the 5g-v2x technical specifications are a set of standards and specifications based on the integration of 5g technology and v2x (vehicle to everything) communication, aimed at achieving efficient and real-time data exchange between vehicles and surrounding traffic participants (such as vehicles, people, infrastructure, cloud). [3] in terms of communication performance, 5g-v2x has the characteristics of low latency and high bandwidth. it utilizes 5g technologies such as millimeter wave and network slicing to reduce vehicle to road communication latency to ≤ 10ms, with a transmission bandwidth greater than 700mbps. it can meet the high reliability and low latency requirements of realtime information exchange between vehicles, remote driving, and advanced driving assistance. for example, when the vehicle is running at a high speed, it can receive the road condition information and traffic signal changes ahead in time to provide sufficient response time for the driver or the auto drive system. in terms of spectrum resources, v2x communication currently mainly utilizes some resources within the 5.9ghz frequency band, while 5g networks provide richer spectrum support for 5g-v2x through higher spectrum resources and more advanced modulation and demodulation technologies, ensuring communication speed, reliability, and connectivity. meanwhile, the design of dynamic spectrum allocation algorithms enables the rational use of spectrum resources at different time periods and spatial locations, meeting diverse communication needs. in terms of positioning accuracy, 5g-v2x adopts a positioning navigation system and inertial navigation combination positioning algorithm, multi-source fusion positioning adaptive kalman filtering algorithm, and dynamic positioning compensation algorithm, which can achieve centimeter level positioning in complex scenes, helping 71 vehicles to travel, park, and interact with other traffic participants more accurately. in addition, 5g-v2x technology has also shown excellent performance in supporting large-scale device connections. by combining large-scale multi input multi output technology with terahertz technology, it supports large-scale device connections, reduces communication power consumption and costs, and improves coverage and efficiency. for example, in intelligent transportation systems, a large number of vehicle mounted units and roadside units can be connected simultaneously to achieve comprehensive collection and realtime sharing of traffic information. figure 1 shows 5g-v2x performance benchmarks. table 1. 5g-v2x performance benchmarks metric pc5 mode uu mode dsrc baseline latency 1ms 5ms 30ms range 1000m cell coverage 300m data rate 50mbps 1gbps 27mbps connection density 1m devices/km² 1m devices/km² 5,000 devices/km² 2.2. network deployment strategies in the 5g-v2x vehicle road collaborative network, the deployment of roadside units (rsus) directly affects communication quality and autonomous driving performance. based on the modified poisson point process (mppp) model, the rsu placement strategy optimizes the deployment plan through mathematical modeling to achieve a balance between resource utilization and coverage efficiency. the mppp model abstracts the road scene as a twodimensional plane, considers rsus as randomly distributed nodes, and takes into account factors such as road topology, traffic flow, and building obstruction that affect signal propagation. when constructing the model, different intensity parameters are first set based on road types (such as highways, urban main roads, and secondary roads [4]). for example, if the traffic flow on highways is high and the vehicle speed is fast, a higher rsu deployment intensity needs to be set to ensure stable communication in long-distance and high-speed mobile scenarios; the intensity of urban secondary roads can be appropriately reduced. in terms of considering the impact of obstacles, the mppp model introduces shadow fading and path loss parameters [5]. by analyzing data such as the distribution of urban buildings and terrain, simulate the attenuation of signals during propagation, and avoid excessive or missed deployment of rsus in areas where signals are easily obstructed. at the same time, based on the spatiotemporal dynamic characteristics of traffic flow, the model can adjust the activation and sleep strategies of rsu according to the difference in traffic density between peak and off peak periods, achieving energy consumption optimization. [6] the deployment algorithm based on mppp model iteratively calculates to find the optimal combination of rsu position and quantity. when implementing, multiple rsu deployment plans are first generated using monte carlo simulation, and evaluated and screened based on indicators such as coverage, communication delay, and throughput to ultimately determine the optimal deployment strategy. research has shown that compared to traditional uniform deployment methods, deployment strategies based on mppp models can reduce communication coverage blind spots by 30%. under the same communication quality requirements, the number of rsus deployed can be reduced by 20%, effectively improving the economy and practicality of network deployment and providing a scientific network deployment solution for the large-scale implementation of vehicle road collaboration systems. optimal rsu placement follows the modified poisson point process (mppp) model: λ = (n × ρ)/(π × r²) (1) where: λ = rsu density (units/km²) (2) n = target vehicle count (3) ρ = connection probability threshold (typically 0.95) (4) r = effective communication radius (5) simulation results show 7-9 rsus/km² achieves 98.7% connectivity in urban canyons. 3. data fusion architecture the data fusion architecture of vehicle road collaboration and autonomous driving systems revolves around data collection, transmission, and processing. the perception layer integrates vehicle mounted lidar, millimeter wave radar, cameras, and long-range sensors deployed by roadside units to collect dynamic environment and beyond visual range traffic information around the vehicle, and completes timestamp and spatial coordinate system calibration. the transport layer relies on the 5g-v2x network and achieves low latency (<10ms) interaction between vehicles and between vehicles and roads through direct communication, ensuring fast transmission of security related information; cellular communication is responsible for transmitting global traffic data and updating cloud models. in the fusion layer, a hierarchical fusion strategy is adopted, which first achieves feature level fusion through feature extraction and joint kalman filtering to unify the data coordinate system; by utilizing algorithms such as d-s evidence theory and bayesian networks for decision level fusion, we can enhance the reliability of decision-making in complex scenarios and ultimately output precise environmental perception and control instructions, helping to improve the safety and efficiency of autonomous driving. 72 4. core algorithm optimization in vehicle-road coordination and autonomous driving systems, perception algorithms serve as the core for environmental cognition, with target detection algorithms being the foundation of perception. the target detection algorithm based on multi-source data fusion enhances detection accuracy and robustness by integrating data from vehicle-mounted and roadside sensors. below are the core formulas and principle explanations: 1. data preprocessing and feature extraction for image data collected by cameras, a convolutional neural network (cnn) is used for feature extraction. taking the classic yolo (you only look once) algorithm as an example, the input image 3 whr (where h is the image height, w is the image width, and 3 represents the rgb channels) undergoes multiple layers of convolution and pooling operations to output a feature map cwhrf  (where h,w are the dimensions of the feature map, and c is the number of channels). the convolution operation can be expressed as: kk mnlnjmi c l n n m m k ij bkih          , 1 0 1 0 1 0 (6) here, k mnlk represents the parameters of the convolution kernel, kb is the bias term, and m,n,c denote the size and number of channels of the convolution kernel, respectively. for lidar point cloud data, point cloud processing networks such as pointnet or pointnet++ are typically employed. inputting the point cloud data  n iip 1 (where 3rpi  represents the 3d coordinates and n is the number of points) into the network, features are aggregated through symmetric functions (e.g., max pooling):  )(max)( )(,...,1 iphnipf   . here, )(h is the point-wise feature extraction function, and )( is the global feature transformation function. 2. multi-source data fusion and target detection a weighted fusion strategy is adopted to integrate image features imgf and point cloud features pcf : pc1 fff imgfusion  ）（  ] (7) by minimizing this loss function through backpropagation, the parameters of the target detection model are optimized to achieve high-precision target detection. 5. conclusion this paper systematically investigates the integration architecture of vehicle-road collaboration (vrc) and autonomous driving (ad) algorithms. the technical implementation of the integration is analyzed from three key aspects: communication infrastructure, multi-sensor data fusion, and heterogeneous system coordination. through algorithm optimization, the efficiency and safety of the integrated system in urban traffic scenarios have been verified. specifically, 5g-v2x technology enables ultra-low latency communication of 1 ms, roadside sensor networks extend the perception range to 300 meters with a 20% increase in accuracy, and standardized edge computing protocols reduce vehicle-mounted computing load by 30 40%. in urban traffic scenarios, the system demonstrates a 15 25% improvement in efficiency and an emergency response time of less than 100 milliseconds. despite the remarkable advantages, challenges such as inconsistent technical standards, data security concerns, and high infrastructure costs remain. however, these issues can be gradually addressed through industry collaboration and technological innovation. compared with existing systems, the integrated vrc and ad system shows significant superiority in perception range, decision-making accuracy, and emergency response capabilities. looking ahead, the integration of quantum computing and 6g communication technologies presents promising directions for future research, which will further enhance the performance of the integrated system. the deep integration of vehicle-road collaboration and autonomous driving algorithms is poised to become a core driving force in the development of intelligent transportation systems. references [1] shi p ,yang l ,dong x , et al.research progress on multimodal fusion object detection algorithms for autonomous driving: a review[j].computers, materials & continua,2025, 83 (3):3877-3917. 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[6] wang rong, wang rui, li junji, et al. real-time autonomous driving target detection algorithm for network lightweighting [j]. journal of taiyuan university of science and technology,2025,46(03):224-230. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 80 design and performance optimization of an intelligent cockpit system based on openharmony yan ren, fuchun huang *, wenjie jiang, ruier luo guangzhou college of commerce, guangzhou, guangdong, china * corresponding author: fuchun huang (email: 20210132@gcc.edu.cn) abstract: aiming at the key issues of traditional in-vehicle systems, such as weak distributed collaboration capabilities, high interactive response latency, and insufficient localization adaptation, this study proposes and implements an intelligent cockpit system based on the openharmony operating system. the system adopts a three-layer distributed architecture of "southbound hardware layer cloud service layer northbound application layer". it uses the puzhong hi3861 development board to build the hardware control layer, integrates various types of sensors and actuators, develops the northbound interactive interface based on the arkui framework, and introduces an ai large model to optimize the multimodal interaction logic. to realize the quantitative evaluation of system performance, communication latency models, data acquisition accuracy models, and interactive response efficiency models are established, and the effectiveness of each model is verified through experiments. the test results show that the system has a communication latency of ≤50ms, a data loss rate as low as 0.03%, and a voice command recognition accuracy of over 95%. compared with traditional linux/android in-vehicle systems, the improvement of its core performance indicators exceeds 40%. this study provides a technical solution with both theoretical value and engineering significance for the localized research and development of in-vehicle intelligent systems. keywords: openharmony; intelligent cockpit; distributed architecture; multimodal interaction; performance modeling. 1. introduction with the in-depth integration and penetration of 5g communication technology and artificial intelligence technology in the automotive field, the intelligent cockpit has become a core carrier for measuring the intelligence level of automobiles. its functional requirements are evolving from a single audio-visual entertainment to an integrated direction of "environmental perception intelligent decision-making multi-device collaboration"[1]. currently, mainstream invehicle systems are mostly developed based on linux or android architectures. although they have relatively mature application ecosystems, they have inherent defects in distributed collaboration capabilities, real-time response performance, and security protection mechanisms. among them, the linux monolithic kernel architecture leads to high system resource occupancy, and cross-device communication relies on complex middleware, with latencies generally exceeding 100ms [2]; the android system is ported from mobile terminals, which is prone to resource scheduling conflicts between entertainment modules and control modules in in-vehicle scenarios, and lacks an end-to-end security protection mechanism [3]. as a distributed operating system for all scenarios, openharmony, with its microkernel architecture, native cross-device collaboration capabilities, and digital certificate chain security mechanism, provides a feasible technical path to solve the technical bottlenecks of traditional in-vehicle systems [4]. in existing related studies, shao zejie et al. designed a driving monitoring system based on openharmony to realize real-time early warning of the driver's state [5]; wang shentong et al. developed a racing remote monitoring system, which effectively optimized data storage efficiency [6]. however, most of the existing studies focus on the development of a single functional module, lacking a systematic design of the "hardware cloud application" full-link collaborative architecture for intelligent cockpits, and have not yet established a complete quantitative performance evaluation model. the core innovations of this study are as follows: first, constructing a three-layer distributed architecture of "southbound cloud northbound" to realize seamless collaboration of multiple devices and real-time data flow; second, introducing ai large models and multimodal interaction technologies to improve the scenario-based decision-making ability of the system; third, establishing mathematical models for communication latency, data accuracy, and interaction efficiency, and verifying the performance advantages of the system through quantitative analysis. 2. overall system design and mathematical modeling 2.1. design objectives through the northbound application layer, an intelligent cockpit large screen is built to realize real-time control of hardware such as car windows, wipers, and lights, with a control accuracy of ≤±1° and a response latency of ≤50ms; supporting voice and touch multimodal interaction, with a voice command recognition accuracy of ≥95%; constructing a stable distributed communication link with a data loss rate of ≤0.05%; the southbound hardware layer uses the domestic hi3861 development board as the core to realize independent and controllable core hardware and software. 2.2. overall architecture the system adopts a three-layer architecture of "southbound device layer cloud service layer northbound application layer". southbound device layer: with the hi3861 development board as the core, it integrates peripheral devices such as 81 temperature and humidity sensors, mg90s/sg90 servos, and led light groups, and mainly completes the functions of environmental data collection and control command execution. cloud service layer: built based on the huawei cloud iot platform, it realizes data forwarding, storage, and rule engine processing, has the capability of accessing a large number of devices, and provides stable cloud support for the system. northbound application layer: develops an interactive interface relying on the arkui framework, integrates an ai assistant and entertainment components, and provides a multimodal interaction portal for users to ensure the convenience and comfort of user operations. 2.3. mathematical modeling 2.3.1. communication latency model the south-north data transmission adopts the mqtt protocol, and the communication latency consists of three parts: transmission latency, processing latency, and queuing latency. its mathematical model is shown in formula (1): 𝑇 𝑇 𝑇 𝑇 , (1) where ttrans is the transmission latency, which depends on the data volume and bandwidth. the calculation formula is 𝑇 , where l is the data frame length (unit: bit), and b is the communication bandwidth (unit: bit/s). tproc is the processing latency, which includes the time for data encoding/decoding and command parsing. the calculation formula is 𝑇 𝑘 𝐿 𝑘 , where k1 is the encoding/decoding coefficient, andk2 is the fixed parsing time. tqueue is the queuing latency, whose distribution follows the poisson distribution. the calculation formula is 𝑇 ,where ρis the queue utilization，is the queue utilization rate, andμ is the service rate. 2.3.2. data acquisition accuracy model taking the data collection of the raindrop sensor as an example, the collected data is processed by moving average filtering to improve accuracy, and its filtering model is shown in formula (2): 𝑋 ∑ 𝑋𝑖 , (2) where xi is the i-th original sampling value, n is the filtering window size. it is verified through experiments that the filtering error is the smallest when n = 5. the calculation formula of data acquisition error is shown in formula (3), which requiresδ≤5%: δ | | 100% , (3) where xtrue is the true value of the data. 2.3.3. voice interaction response model the voice command response latency consists of three parts: semantic understanding latency, voice recognition latency, and command execution latency. its mathematical model is shown in formula (4): 𝑇 𝑇 𝑇 𝑇 (4) where tnlu is the semantic understanding latency, whose size depends on the complexity of the ai model. the calculation formula is:𝑇 𝑘 𝑀，where k3is the model complexity coefficient, and m is the model parameter scale. tasr is the voice recognition latency, and its calculation formula is: 𝑇 ，where n is the voice data volume, and r is the recognition rate. texec is the command execution latency, which is related to the hardware response speed, andtexec≤10ms. 3. system hardware and software implementation 3.1. southbound hardware design 3.1.1. hardware selection and connection the core hardware selects the puzhong hi3861 development board. the peripheral selection includes: mg90s servo, used to control car windows, with a rotation angle of 0-180° and a positioning accuracy of ±1°; sg90 servo, used to control the trunk and wipers, with a response time of ≤0.1s; raindrop sensor, with a 12-bit adc resolution and a sampling frequency of 10hz; led light group, supporting pwm dimming, with a brightness adjustment range of 0-100%. the hardware connection adopts the gpio interface. the servos are controlled through pwm signals, and the sensors complete data transmission through the adc channel. the system power supply voltage is stably maintained at 3.3v-5v to ensure the stable operation of hardware devices. 3.1.2. driver program development for the mg90s/sg90 servos, a pwm driver module is designed to realize precise rotation angle control of 0-180° by adjusting the duty cycle. the driver code adopts a hardware timer interrupt mechanism to ensure a rotation angle error of ≤±0.5°; the raindrop sensor driver integrates adc initialization, data calibration, and interrupt triggering functions. the sampling values are transmitted to the main control module through the i2c bus after moving average filtering; the led light group driver supports pwm dimming and breathing mode, and realizes smooth brightness transition of 0-100% by dynamically adjusting the duty cycle. all driver modules are encapsulated into hal layer interfaces, compatible with the openharmony lightweight system kernel, and static code inspection tools are used to ensure memory security and complete exception handling. the servo driver generates pwm signals through a timer, and the angle control function is shown in formula (5): 𝐴𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒 （ ） 180° (5) thigh: pwm high-level time (0.5-2.5ms); tmin: minimum high-level time (0.5ms, corresponding to 0°); tmax: maximum high-level time (2.5ms, corresponding to 180°). 3.2. cloud service design the cloud service is built based on the huawei cloud iot platform, which mainly realizes the following three functions: device management: adopts a "one device, one secret" authentication mechanism to ensure the security and uniqueness of device access and effectively prevent unauthorized devices from accessing the system. data forwarding: realizes data transmission based on the mqtt protocol. the topic design is transmitted through device control, status reporting, and sensor data . rule engine: performs real-time filtering on the collected data to eliminate invalid data; triggers an alarm mechanism when the sensor data exceeds the preset threshold. the threshold judgment logic is shown in formula (6): 𝐼𝐹 𝑋 𝑋 𝑇𝐻𝐸𝑁 𝑇𝑟𝑖𝑔𝑔𝑒𝑟 𝐴𝑙𝑎𝑟𝑚 (6) where xthreshold is the preset threshold of sensor data. 3.3. northbound application design based on the deveco studio 5.0 development environment 82 and arkts programming language, five functional pages are developed, as follows: car window control page: triggers control commands through buttons. the core code is as follows: export function generatewindowcmd(index: number): string { const cmdmap = [ 'closeleftfront', 'closerightfront', 'closeleftrear', 'closerightrear', 'closeall', 'closetrunk' ]; return cmdmap[index] || 'invalidcmd';} wiper control page: supports 5-speed adjustment. the corresponding relationship between pwm output and gear is shown in formula (7): 𝑃𝑊𝑀 20% 𝐺𝑒𝑎𝑟 (7) where: gear is the wiper gear (value range: 1-5), corresponding to a pwm output range of 20%-100%. 3.ai assistant page: integrates the deepseek-chat large model and sherpa_onnx voice engine to ensure a voice recognition accuracy of over 95% and improve the user interaction experience. the core code is as follows: function handlereceivedmessage(): if receivemsg changed: updatemessagehistory(receivemsg) processcontrolcommand(receivemsg) // process sent messages function handlesendmessage(): if sendmsg not empty: sendmessagetoserver(sendmsg) updatemessagehistory(sendmsg) clearsendmsg() 4. light control page: it provides multiple light mode adjustment functions, including independent control of left turn signals and right turn signals, and automatic switching of light modes. the system receives body sensor signals through the can bus. when the ambient light sensor detects that the light intensity is lower than the threshold, it automatically triggers the low-beam lights to turn on; when the rain sensor detects rain, it automatically turns on the rear fog lights. the core control logic adopts a state machine design, and the core code is as follows: @state auto_on: promptaction.showtoastoptions = {'message': 'automatic adjustment mode turned on'} @state auto_off: promptaction.showtoastoptions = {'message': 'automatic adjustment mode turned off'} // count adjustment @state count: number = 16 // light on state control @state light_state: boolean = false 5. music control page: provides basic functions such as music play, pause, and track switching, and supports local music and online music playback to meet users' entertainment needs. the core code is as follows: abouttoappear(): void { emitter.on({eventid: 0 }, (data) => { this.playstate = data.data as playstate console.log("1206", json.stringify(data.data)) this.isplaying = this.playstate.isplay this.ontimeupdate(this.playstate.time) })} 4. system testing and performance analysis 4.1. testing environment hardware environment: equipped with a hi3861 development board, a 12.3-inch in-vehicle large screen (resolution: 1920×720), and an oscilloscope (used to measure pwm signals); software environment: openharmony 5.0 operating system, deveco studio 5.0 development tool, and huawei cloud iot platform; tools: wireshark (used for data packet analysis) and mqtt.fx (used for mqtt protocol debugging). testing network environment: a 5g mobile communication network is used for data transmission testing, and a local wi-fi 6 network environment is built for shortrange communication performance verification. during the test, a network simulator is used to simulate different network bandwidth conditions (10mbps/50mbps/100mbps), and the system response time under different network environments is recorded. the test scenarios include: high-temperature environment (35℃±2℃), low-temperature environment (5℃±2℃), and 72-hour stability test. all tests are conducted in the experimental development environment in a simulator manner to simulate the system operation state in real driving scenarios. 4.2. performance testing and results 4.2.1. communication latency test based on the communication latency model constructed by formula (1), the system latency under different data frame lengths is tested. the test results are shown in table 1. it can be seen from table 1 that as the data frame length increases, the total system latency shows a gradual upward trend, but the average communication latency of the system in the actual test is ≤50ms, which meets the design objective requirements. table 1. communication latency test results under different data frame lengths data frame length (byte) transmission latency (ms) processing latency (ms) queuing latency (ms) total latency (ms) 64 1.2 2.5 0.3 4.0 128 2.4 3.1 0.5 6.0 256 4.8 4.2 0.8 9.8 83 4.2.2. data acquisition accuracy test table 2. data acquisition accuracy test results of raindrop sensor under different rainfall conditions simulated rainfall (mm/h) original sampling value filtered value error (%) 10 235 232 1.27 25 486 480 1.23 50 892 885 0.78 the data acquisition accuracy of the raindrop sensor under different rainfall conditions is tested. the test results are shown in table 2. it can be seen from table 2 that after moving average filtering processing, the data acquisition error is all ≤5%, which verifies the effectiveness of the data acquisition accuracy model shown in formula (2) and ensures the accuracy of data acquisition. 4.2.3. voice interaction test 100 common voice commands are selected for testing, covering three types of commands: device control, environment adjustment, and entertainment functions. the test results are shown in table 3. it can be seen from table 3 that the average accuracy of the three types of commands reaches 95.3%, which meets the design requirements and verifies the stability and reliability of the system's voice interaction function. table 3. voice interaction test results command type number of correct understandings number of correct executions accuracy (%) device control 97 97 97.0 environment adjustment 95 95 95.0 entertainment function 94 94 94.0 4.3. comparison with traditional systems this system is compared with traditional linux/android in-vehicle systems in terms of three core indicators: communication latency, data loss rate, and voice accuracy. the comparison results are shown in table 4. it can be seen from table 4 that this system has significant improvements in communication latency and data loss rate indicators compared with traditional systems, and also has a certain advantage in voice accuracy. the overall improvement rate of core performance indicators is ≥5.6%, which fully reflects the performance advantages of this system. table 4. performance comparison between this system and traditional in-vehicle systems indicator this system linux system android system improvement rate (%) communication latency (ms) ≤50 100-300 150-250 ≥66.7 data loss rate (%) 0.03 0.1-0.3 0.08-0.2 ≥62.5 voice accuracy (%) ≥95 80-85 85-90 ≥5.6 5. conclusion and prospects this study designs and implements an intelligent cockpit system based on openharmony. by constructing a three-layer distributed architecture and mathematical modeling, the advantages of the system in communication latency, data accuracy, and interaction efficiency are verified quantitatively. the main research results are as follows: mathematical models for communication latency, data accuracy, and voice interaction are established, which provide theoretical support for system performance optimization and clarify the direction and path for performance improvement in each link. the southbound hardware layer is built based on the domestic hi3861 development board to realize independent control of core technologies. through cost accounting, the hardware cost is reduced by 30% compared with traditional solutions, which has high economy. the core performance of the system is improved by more than 40% compared with traditional in-vehicle systems, which provides a technical reference for the localized research and development of in-vehicle intelligent systems and promotes the application process of domestic operating systems in the automotive field. future research directions can focus on the following two aspects: first, further optimize the lightweight deployment scheme of the ai large model to reduce the model's occupancy of system resources and improve system operation efficiency; second, expand the multi-scenario adaptation capability of the 84 system, realize in-depth integration with automatic driving systems and vehicle-road collaboration systems, and build a more intelligent and integrated in-vehicle ecosystem. acknowledgments this work has been financially supported by research start-up funds for 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[6] wang shentong, su qinghua, wang liyong, et al. development of remote monitoring and data management system for unmanned formula racing car based on harmonyos [j]. journal of beijing information science & technology university (natural science edition), 2024, 39 (1): 61-68. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 54 exploration of cnc system for polyurethane sponge cutting device zhenyong wang *, weiwei wang zhejiang wangjia fengfan sponge products co., ltd. jiaxing zhejiang, 314000, china * corresponding author: zhenyong wang (email: 570179069@qq.com) abstract: polyurethane sponge has been widely used in various industries such as automotive, medical, and furniture due to its excellent properties. with the continuous development of society, consumers' demand for the quantity and quality of polyurethane sponge continues to grow. at the same time, the demand for diversified and personalized sponge products is becoming increasingly prominent, which puts higher demands on the production technology of polyurethane sponge. cutting, as a crucial process in sponge production, has a decisive impact on the quality and production efficiency of sponge products. however, the current level of automation in the cnc system of polyurethane sponge cutting machines in china is relatively low, mainly relying on a combination of manual and mechanical methods to complete cutting work, which cannot meet the growing demand for sponge products in the current market. this article is based on the architecture of "industrial computer+motion controller", combined with the characteristics of polyurethane sponge cutting process and the requirements of automation control, and conducts in-depth research on the cnc system of sponge cutting machine. based on the mechanical structure characteristics of sponge cutting machine tools, a cnc system hardware platform with industrial computer and mc1004 motion controller as the core was constructed. in terms of software development, a hierarchical modular design concept is adopted to propose the upper computer software for the cnc system of sponge cutting machine, which can achieve communication function with mc1004, support the parsing, display and editing of graphic files, generate machining programs, perform machining simulation and tracking, etc. in response to the problem of excessive empty stroke in sponge processing paths, ant colony algorithm was introduced to optimize the processing path, significantly improving processing efficiency. the ultimate goal is to achieve stable operation and high-precision machining of the cnc system for sponge cutting machines, which is beneficial for improving the efficiency of the machine and enhancing the competitive advantage of polyurethane sponge cutting machines in the market. this provides a theoretical basis for the innovative research and development of polyurethane sponge cutting machines in the future. keywords: sponge cutting machine; layered modularization; cnc system; path optimization. 1. introduction polyurethane sea has the characteristics of low density, good resilience, strong sound absorption, and wear resistance. its excellent sound absorption performance can effectively reduce noise pollution and improve the comfort of the living environment; meanwhile, its excellent resilience makes polyurethane sponge perform well in shock absorption, which is of great significance for improving product quality and service life [1]. in the automotive industry, polyurethane sponge is widely used in components such as seats and interior parts to improve ride comfort and reduce vehicle noise. in the field of construction, polyurethane sponge, as an insulation material, can effectively improve the insulation performance of buildings and reduce energy consumption. in addition, polyurethane sponge also plays an irreplaceable role in furniture manufacturing, sports equipment and other fields. with the increasing demand for quality of life, the demand for polyurethane sponge is also constantly increasing, especially in terms of environmental protection, energy saving, comfort, etc., and the advantages of polyurethane sponge are more prominent. it is expected that the market demand for polyurethane sponge will continue to grow in the future. since the reform and opening up, with the progress of the times and the development of automation control technology, the traditional and inefficient sponge production method mainly based on manual cutting has been eliminated by china's sponge manufacturing industry. however, compared with traditional developed industrial countries in europe and america, the cnc system technology content of sponge cutting machines developed domestically is insufficient, and the level of intelligence and automation is not high, which has a significant gap with traditional developed industrial countries in europe and america. in addition, the cnc system of polyurethane sponge cutting machines abroad is expensive, and the installation and maintenance costs are high in china. most small and medium-sized sponge production enterprises in china cannot afford the purchase and maintenance costs of cnc systems for foreign sponge cutting machines. therefore, most of the cutting machine cnc systems currently used by sponge production enterprises in china are developed domestically, and their automation level is not high, which cannot complete fully automated processing, resulting in low efficiency and raw material utilization of sponge product production. moreover, due to the need for manpower for cutting, labor and production costs increase, making it difficult for china's sponge products to achieve industrial upgrading and improve competitiveness in the international market. therefore, in order to further promote the development of the domestic polyurethane sponge manufacturing industry and accelerate the upgrading of the domestic sponge manufacturing industry, it is necessary to develop a set of cnc systems for sponge cutting machines with independent intellectual property to address the prominent problems of low automation level, low cutting accuracy, and low production efficiency in the current development of china's sponge manufacturing industry. by developing the cnc 55 system for sponge cutting machines, the automation and intelligence level of the sponge manufacturing industry has been improved. this not only fully responds to the national policy of "made in china 2025", promotes the development and transformation of china's sponge manufacturing industry towards intelligent manufacturing, comprehensively improves the production efficiency of sponge manufacturing enterprises and the production quality of sponge products, but also helps to adjust and optimize the production structure of china's sponge manufacturing industry, effectively reducing the cost of sponge production. 2. research status of cnc system for polyurethane sponge cutting machine in the 1960s, in industrialized countries such as europe and america, due to the increase in labor scale and costs, in order to effectively reduce labor costs and improve the quality and profit of sponge products, developed industrial countries such as the united states, japan, and france introduced automation technology into the sponge manufacturing industry and highly automated sponge cutting devices. firstly, advanced cutting methods such as laser cutting, mechanical punching cutting, ultrasonic cutting, and water jet cutting have been developed for cutting. in terms of cutting technology, computer technology has been introduced, utilizing the excellent processing performance of computers, combined with graphic knowledge and intelligent algorithms, to complete functions such as sponge sample design, sample information processing, intelligent layout of samples, automatic optimization of cutting paths, etc., improving the comprehensive utilization rate of sponge raw materials and the production efficiency of sponge products. at present, against the backdrop of rapid development in the global manufacturing industry, the research and application of cnc systems for cutting machines have reached a high level in developed countries. from a technical perspective, foreign cutting machine cnc systems have achieved high integration and intelligence. developed countries represented by germany, japan, and the united states commonly use advanced control algorithms and highspeed processors in their cutting machine cnc systems, resulting in significant improvements in cutting accuracy and speed. for example, the cnc system launched by siemens in germany has won widespread praise worldwide for its efficient and stable performance and precise control algorithms. at the same time, the cnc system of fanuc corporation in japan has also occupied a place in the field of cutting machines with its high precision and reliability. in terms of product types, there are a wide variety of cnc systems for cutting machines abroad, with specially customized models tailored to the cutting needs of different industries and materials. for example, in the field of sponge cutting, the cnc system of dmg mori's cutting machine in germany has been widely used in aerospace, automotive manufacturing and other fields due to its efficient and precise cutting performance. from the perspective of market application, foreign cutting machine cnc systems have penetrated into various industrial fields. according to statistics, in recent years, with the rise of intelligent manufacturing, the market size of cutting machine cnc systems has been growing year by year, especially in highend manufacturing fields such as automobiles, electronics, aerospace, etc., where the demand for cutting machine cnc systems is more urgent. these industries have extremely high requirements for cutting accuracy, efficiency, and stability, thus placing higher demands on the performance and technical level of cnc systems. china started relatively late in the cnc system of cutting machines, and overall lags behind the level of developed industrial countries in europe and america. there is a significant gap in the automation level, efficiency, and stability of sponge cutting cnc systems compared to developed industrial countries in europe and america. in recent decades, chinese universities and enterprises have conducted research on the relevant technologies of cnc systems for sponge cutting machines, and have also achieved corresponding results. zhejiang university of technology has developed a sponge cutting cnc system based on pci-1240u motion control card, designed the cutting control software for sponge materials, and realized the automation of the machining process from sponge data reading to controlling the machine tool. zhejiang university has conducted research on key technologies in the high-speed cutting process of sponges, and has studied contour reconstruction algorithms, interpolation algorithms, and acceleration/deceleration planning algorithms for sponge contours expressed using parameter curves, improving the smoothness of machine tools in high-speed cutting processes. hangzhou university of electronic science and technology has conducted research on the layout algorithm of sponge materials to address the issue of raw material utilization, and proposed a heuristic sponge material layout algorithm based on nfp algorithm. although domestic universities and enterprises have achieved some corresponding results in the field of cutting machine cnc systems, the stability and functionality of domestically developed sponge cutting machine cnc systems still cannot compare with developed countries in europe and america, and there is a significant gap. 3. proposal of hardware structure for cnc system of polyurethane sponge cutting machine the hardware structure of the cnc system for sponge cutting machine mainly consists of industrial computer, mc1004 motion controller, sensors, servo drivers, ac servo motors, and vacuum adsorption devices. the numerical control system proposed in this article adopts an open mode of "industrial computer+motion controller", using highperformance industrial computer as the upper computer software development and operation platform of the numerical control system, to complete tasks with low realtime performance such as graphic data processing, mathematical operations, and human-computer interaction. the motion controller adopts mc1004 motion controller as the motion control core of the numerical control system, to complete tasks with high real-time performance such as interpolation, motor control, and signal processing. the industrial computer is connected to the mc1004 motion controller through ethernet to exchange operational information between the industrial computer and feedback information from the motion controller. the motion controller is connected to the driver through its own servo drive interface, and outputs pulse signals to control the servo driver to drive each servo motor to rotate, driving each axis of the machine tool to complete the corresponding motion. the 56 digital output port mainly controls the electrical system of the machine tool through relays, mainly to complete the switching of high-speed tool vibration and vacuum suction system. due to the high-frequency vibration of the cutting tools and the use of fast processing speeds during normal cutting and processing, sponge cutting machines inevitably cause significant impact and vibration interference to the equipment on site. at the same time, the working site of sponge cutting machines is subject to high temperatures, dust, and electromagnetic interference between different devices. compared to ordinary personal computers, industrial computers have better abilities in high temperature resistance, dust prevention, anti-interference, and impact resistance. therefore, this cnc system adopts ipc-510 industrial control computer, which is made of steel material and has good anti electromagnetic interference, anti dust and anti vibration capabilities. it can operate stably in the environment of sponge cutting. 4. discussion on software design of numerical control system for polyurethane sponge cutting machine in the numerical control system of the sponge cutting machine, the upper computer software is an application software designed to implement various functions of the sponge cutting machine, and also undertakes the task of communicating with the mc1004 motion controller. this article analyzes and integrates the functions required for the entire sponge processing process based on the requirements of sponge processing technology. using a layered modular design approach, the upper computer software is divided into a communication layer and an application layer. the first layer is the communication layer, which mainly completes real-time communication between the upper computer software and the mc1004 motion controller through the hlink communication function library provided by hollysys. the second layer is the application layer, mainly composed of graphic file parsing module, graphic display module, graphic editing module, machining program generation module, machining simulation module, and machining tracking module. some functional modules of the upper computer of the sponge cutting machine cnc system need to communicate in real time with the mc1004 motion controller to complete information exchange. only by establishing a connection between the upper computer and the mc1004 motion controller can the upper computer software send functional instructions to the mc1004 motion controller through the industrial computer, thereby controlling the sponge cutting machine tool. it is also a preparatory step for implementing various functional modules in the application layer. the parsing module of graphic files mainly uses dxf format files for parsing. there are two formats for dxf files. one is binary format, which consumes less resources and has fast reading speed but weak readability. the other is ascii format, which consumes more resources but has stronger readability than binary format. therefore, in order to facilitate the processing of dxf files, the cnc system adopts ascii format dxf files as the source of sponge data [4]. 5. exploration of optimization algorithm for sponge processing path due to the randomness of drawing sponge processing graphics in drawing software and the need to modify the graphics during drawing, the graphic information stored in dxf files is stored in the order of drawing, which generally results in the processed graphics read back being unordered. in the process of sponge processing, the total stroke is composed of the fixed stroke of the cutting tool cutting the shape and the idle stroke of the tool moving between different shapes. when cutting sponge, if the processing is directly carried out according to the order of the read processing graphics, it will result in excessive idle stroke, which will seriously affect the processing efficiency of the sponge. therefore, in order to improve the efficiency of sponge processing, it is necessary to find the shortest path for processing and reduce idle travel. ant colony algorithm is a heuristic algorithm proposed by italian scholars dorigo et al. to simulate the foraging process of ants. in the process of searching for food, any ant in the ant colony will leave pheromones on every path it travels. other foraging ants in the ant colony can determine their foraging direction by sensing the concentration of pheromones on the foraging path. if the foraging path is shorter, the ants will travel back and forth more times, leaving more pheromones. the concentration of pheromones on the path will be higher, and the probability of subsequent ants choosing this path will also be greater. this is a positive feedback mechanism, and the pheromones on the path will evaporate over time. after a long period of foraging in the ant colony, the pheromones on the shortest foraging path will be significantly higher than those on other paths, which will guide all ants to gather on this path. on the shortest foraging path. although ant colony algorithm is an efficient algorithm for solving tsp problems, with strong robustness and good search ability, there are also many shortcomings as the number of solutions increases [5]. therefore, in the cnc system for sponge cutting, it is necessary to improve the ant colony algorithm. the greedy algorithm always makes the best choice in the current situation when solving problems, while when applied to the tsp problem, it always selects the graph closest to the current graph from the remaining available graphs. it is an efficient algorithm with fast solving speed. the greedy algorithm can quickly and effectively obtain a machining path. 6. conclusion this article takes the numerical control system of the sponge cutting machine as the research object, and based on the "industrial computer+motion controller" mode, conducts relevant research on the design of the hardware structure of the sponge cutting machine, the development of the upper computer software of the numerical control system, and the optimization algorithm of the sponge processing path, verifying the feasibility of the numerical control system of the sponge cutting machine. the article discusses the design of the hardware structure of the cnc system for sponge cutting machines. based on the analysis of the mechanical structure and processing characteristics of sponge cutting, an industrial computer is used as the development and operation platform of the numerical control system, and the mc1004 motion 57 controller is used as the motion control core of the numerical control system to complete the design of the hardware structure of the numerical control system. explored the design of the upper computer software for the numerical control system of the sponge cutting machine. in the windows operating environment, based on the qt5.9 development platform, the development of functional modules such as communication between the upper computer and mc1004 motion controller, graphic file parsing, graphic display, graphic editing, machining program generation, machining simulation, and machining tracking was completed by calling the relevant communication functions of the hlink communication dynamic library. proposed an optimization method for sponge processing path. through the analysis and classification of the optimization problem of sponge processing path, based on the ant colony algorithm, the greedy algorithm was introduced to improve the ant colony algorithm in response to its shortcomings. compared with the original ant colony algorithm, the improved ant colony algorithm can shorten the iteration times of the algorithm, reduce the running time of the algorithm, and have better optimization effects on the sponge processing path. this 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[5] zhang xiaoling, huang li ant colony algorithm incorporating genetic operators for solving tsp problem [j]. journal of guangxi university for nationalities (natural science edition), 2009, 15 (3): 81-87g. o. young, “synthetic structure of industrial plastics (book style with paper title and editor),” in plastics, 2nd ed. vol. 3, j. peters, ed. new york: mcgrawhill, 1964, pp. 15–64. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 77 trajectory tracking of open‐pit mining trucks based on mpc and pure pursuit control qingfu zhang 1, yunsen wang 2, jianming zheng 1, zhao li 3, hao li 1 1 jilin university of chemical technology, jilin jilin, 132022, china 2 northeastern university, shenyang liaoning, 110801, china 3 jilin urban and rural planning research institute, changchun, jilin 132000, china abstract: regarding the trajectory tracking problem of mine trucks in intelligent mining environments, this paper presents a integrated trajectory tracking approach based on model predictive control (mpc) and pure pursuit control. this approach is primarily driven by the model predictive control (mpc) controller, the lateral trajectory error is derived through the pure pursuit (pp) control algorithm, the vehicle steering angle control input is generated using a weighted hybrid control approach, to address the trajectory tracking challenge of open-pit mine trucks in dynamic and complex environments. finally, through simulations using carsim and matlab/simulink, the performance of the mine truck in tracking a dual-shift trajectory was evaluated. the results indicate that, compared to the standalone mpc controller, the integrated control method demonstrates a significant improvement in tracking accuracy. keywords: trajectory tracking; model predictive control; weighted hybrid control. 1. introduction the development of green mines serves as a critical measure for promoting high-quality growth in the mining industry, an important approach to advancing ecological progress within the sector, and an inevitable choice for achieving harmonious coexistence between humans and nature [1]. open-pit mining operations constitute a significant component of modern mineral production, where haul trucks, as the primary means of transport, play a vital role. with advancements in modern science and technology, research into unmanned driving for these trucks has entered a new phase. the main function of haul trucks is to transport extracted ore, waste material, and other supplies from the mining pit to processing plants, storage yards, or other designated locations. given the harsh conditions of open-pit mines, which require drivers to remain in a constant state of high alert, coupled with the highly repetitive nature of the task, research on path tracking for these trucks is of considerable necessity. the objective of intelligent truck trajectory tracking is to control the vehicle's speed and steering angle, enabling it to follow a planned path with minimal deviation while ensuring stability and safety[2][3]. the origins of unmanned driving technology for mining trucks can be traced back to the 1970s. however, progress was relatively slow due to limitations in technology and other factors at the time[4]. current research predominantly focuses on control algorithm design based on preview theory and model predictive control theory. in terms of control methodologies, path tracking algorithms can be categorized into three types: the first category includes the pure pursuit (pp) algorithm and the stanley algorithm, which are based on geometric models for path tracking control. the second category is the model predictive control (mpc) algorithm, which utilizes a kinematic model for path tracking. the third category comprises the pid and lqr algorithms, which rely on both kinematic and dynamic models for path tracking control[5]. the pp algorithm operates by identifying a preview point on the reference path, then calculating the front-wheel steering angle based on the vehicle's position and the preview point, using the rear axle as a reference and the preview distance[6]. the stanley algorithm is a classic method in the field of unmanned vehicle path tracking, known for its computational simplicity and effective tracking performance. however, it requires the desired path to be sufficiently smooth; suboptimal smoothness in path curvature can lead to issues such as excessive overshoot in vehicle response [7]. fuzzy pid control enhances traditional pid control by leveraging fuzzy logic to dynamically adjust pid parameters, thereby improving adaptability and optimization when dealing with uncertain, nonlinear, and complex systems. regarding the mpc algorithm, numerous studies have been conducted by scholars both domestically and internationally. for instance, in 2019, guo et al. [8] proposed an mpc path tracking strategy that accounts for constraints including road drivable areas and vehicle geometry. this approach addressed model mismatch caused by varying road conditions by treating them as measurable disturbances, thereby enhancing the applicability of the mpc algorithm for path tracking under routine operating conditions. building upon the aforementioned research, this paper designs a hybrid weighted control approach that integrates mpc and pp. this method demonstrates effective performance for path tracking in open-pit mine haul trucks under low-speed operating conditions. 2. vehicle error model considering that we are addressing the low-speed motion of haul trucks in open-pit mines, a kinematic vehicle model is established here. the vehicle's motion process is typically described using two coordinate systems, the inertial coordinate system (xoy) and the vehicle body-fixed coordinate system (xoy). the vehicle is modeled based on the ackermann steering geometry. the coordinates (xr, yr) and (xf, yf) represent the centers of the rear and front axles, respectively, vr denotes the velocity at the rear axle center, l is the wheelbase, δf represents the steering angle of the front wheels, and θ indicates the vehicle's heading angle. as 78 illustrated in figure 1, the kinematic equations of the vehicle are established accordingly. figure 1. vehicle kinematic model the vehicle can thus be regarded as a control system with the motion state  , , t x y  and output  , t u v  ,its state can be represented by equation (1). x cos sin tan / r f y v l                       (1) since the focus of this research is path tracking, it can be inferred from the above vehicle model that we need to obtain the motion state variables of the reference path. the given reference trajectory is also considered to satisfy this vehicle model, and equation (2) can be expressed as ( , )r rf u  (2) a linear error model for vehicle trajectory tracking is derived by applying a taylor series expansion to equation (1) at the reference trajectory point, neglecting higher-order terms during the expansion to simplify the model expression. subtracting equation (2) from the resulting taylor polynomial yields the linear error model, which can be expressed as equation (3). 2 cos 0 0 0 sin 0sin 0 0 cos tan 0 0 0 cos r r rr r rr r r r r rrr rr r x x x xv v v y y v y y v ll                                                           (3) to facilitate the application of this model in the design of a model predictive controller, equation (3) must be discretized. discretization transforms a continuous-time control system into a discrete-time model suitable for processing by digital computers. this enables the controller to perform prediction and optimization control at each sampling instant based on the current system state, thereby improving computational efficiency and practical implementability in real control systems. the discretized form is given by equation (4) ( +1)=a ( )+b ( )k k u k    (4) 1 0 sin t a 0 1 cos t 0 0 1 r r r r v v            , 2 t cos 0 0tsin b= tan tt cos r r rr r v ll                 , t denotes the sampling time. 3. design of the mpc controller 3.1. state prediction model the model achieves desired control objectives by predicting future states and optimizing control inputs. during this process, the controller utilizes the current state and the system model to forecast system behavior over a future time horizon and computes the optimal control sequence. furthermore, the system model is capable of handling various constraints, such as limitations on inputs, outputs, or states, thereby enhancing the feasibility and efficiency of the control strategy in practical applications. model predictive control excels in delivering superior performance in complex and constrained environments. to enable direct constraints on control increments during execution, equation (4) is transformed as follows ( | ) ( | ) ( 1| ) k t k t u k t           (5) the transformed state-space representation is obtained as follows , , , ( 1| ) a ( | )+b u( | ) ( | ) ( | ) k t k t k t k t k t k t k t c k t              (6) in which, n m , , , m n m n m m 0a b b c a ;b ; c=diag(1 1 1) 0 0 0k t k t k t m m c i i                         ； here, n=2denotes the dimension of the state vector, m=3denotes the dimension of the control input, 1 |k t denotes the prediction horizon, which defines the prediction of system variables from the current time step t to the future time step 1k  . simplified computation assumption , , , , a a 1,2,3 , 1 k t t t k t t t k t n      b b      based on the output of equation (6), the variable ( | )k t can be derived through multiple steps of deduction as follows ( ) ( | ) ( )y t t t u t  (7) in which , , 2 , , , , , , c a( 1 | ) c a( 2 | ) ( | ) ( 1 | ) ( ) ; ; ( ) ( | ) c a ( | ) ( | ) c a c p t t t t t t t t n c t t t t c np t t t t t t t t u t t u t t y t u t t n t u t n t t n t                                                                   79 , , , , , , , 1 2 , , , , , , , , 1 2 1 , , , , , , , , , c b 0 0 0 c a b c b 0 0 c a b c a b c b c a b c a b c a b c c p p p c t t t t t t t t t t t t t t n n t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t n n n n t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t                                                          cn denotes the control horizon of the predictive model, while pn represents its prediction horizon. based on the system state and error at time t, the model can predict system states over the future pn steps, thereby achieving accurate vehicle path tracking. 3.2. pure pursuit (pp) controller the core principle of the pure pursuit control algorithm is to select a look-ahead point on the target path at a predetermined distance from the vehicle's current state, and then compute the steering angle based on the position of this target point relative to the vehicle's current position. as shown in figure 2, with the rear axle as the reference point (o), a point (c) is selected on the path at a look-ahead distance ld. this configuration forms a circular arc centered at point (o), where l represents the wheelbase of the vehicle. figure 2. principle of the pure pursuit control as illustrated in the figure, the geometric relationship ) 2 (sin r sin2 ld    can be observed. based on this, 2sin ld r  can be calculated. to ensure that the center of the rear axle reaches the previewed position after the vehicle's movement, the steering angle of the front wheels must satisfy the kinematic relationship with the wheelbase, as expressed in r l tan  . from this, ) sin2 (arctan ld l   can be derived. 3.3. lateral error in pure pursuit control the lateral error of the vehicle at the look-ahead path point is defined as sinldey  , under the small-angle assumption, the transformation based on the above equation yields  l ld ey 2 2  .therefore, when the look-ahead distance and the vehicle wheelbase are fixed, the pure pursuit control can essentially be regarded as a proportional (p) controller, whose tracking performance is determined by ld. typically, ld is defined as a speed-dependent expression 0ldvkld v  .the steering angle computed from the above equation is incorporated as an optimization term in the objective function. simultaneously, the suggested steering angles from the reference path and the pure pursuit control are combined through a weighted fusion strategy, and the resulting output is applied as the final steering command to the vehicle. 4. design of the mpc controller 4.1. objective function design the lateral error derived from the pure pursuit (pp) control relative to the reference path is incorporated into the optimal control objective function through proportional weighting. this paper adopts a weighted hybrid approach for reference path tracking, with the specific control procedure detailed in figure 3. figure 3. flowchart of the path tracking control to minimize both the path tracking deviation and the control input energy, while reducing disturbances during the control process, the following objective function is designed. here, q represents the weighting on the error terms, which, as indicated in the aforementioned flowchart, comprise the sum of the vehicle state error and the steering angle error derived from pure pursuit (pp) control. the r matrix denotes the weighting on the control inputs, while the f matrix focuses on the terminal error. represents a slack variable, whose introduction relaxes the constraints on the inputs, 80 thereby allowing for more aggressive control actions. by substituting equation (7) into the objective function given in equation (8), the objective function can be reformulated as follows 1 2 2 1 1 ( ) ( | ) ( | ) ( | ) ( | ) ( | ) p c n n ref rq i i t t p p j k k i t k i t u k i t k n t f k n t                       (8) ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 ( )t t tj k k g k k e u u h u           (9) in which ; ;t t tg q e q h q r        , ; r q r q r q r f                            since g is a known quantity, the first term represents the initial state and does not affect the minimization of the cost function, thus it can be neglected during the optimization process. following multi-step derivations and omitting constant terms, the problem can be transformed into a standard quadratic programming form, with the final objective function given by equation (10). 2 01 min ( ) 2 ( ) 0 0 22 t tu h u u j k k e                                      (10) 4.2. constraint formulation given that haul trucks typically operate at low speeds in localized environments, the design of the control strategy must specifically account for constraints on the velocity as a control variable, as well as limitations on the control increments. by effectively constraining both the speed and its incremental changes, it is possible to enhance smoothness during control execution, prevent abrupt acceleration or deceleration, and ensure stable vehicle operation with improved control accuracy. the constraints are formulated as follows min max min max ( ) ( ) ( ) 0,1, , 1 ( ) ( ) ( ) c u t k u t k u t k k n u t k u t k u t k                (11) 5. simulation and experimental analysis to validate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed weighted hybrid control strategy integrating mpc and pure pursuit (pp) control, a co-simulation study was conducted using the carsim and matlab/simulink platform. a doublelane change trajectory was employed as the reference path to evaluate the path-tracking performance of the proposed controller on roads with varying curvature. the mathematical expression of the reference path is given by )]2tanh(1[ 2 2 ]tanh(r1)1[ 2 1 y r dndn  (12) )] dm2 1.2 () cosh(r2) 1 dn2(-) dm1 1.2 () cosh(r1) 1 (arctan[dn1 22 (13) in which 5.4251562601 2.1)120( 2 4.2 22.1)60( 1 2.4 1   dndndmdm x dm rx dm r ；；； ； 5.1. sensitivity analysis of weighting parameters for the experimental methodology of weighted hybrid tracking, the allocation of tracking weight (α_track) and steering weight (β_steer) was performed. to systematically analyze the impact of weight distribution between the mpc and pure pursuit controllers, a three-level orthogonal array design was adopted in this study to efficiently evaluate each normalized parameter. α_track: represents the proportion of mpc in the total tracking error weight, with level values {0.2, 0.5, 0.8} corresponding to "pp-dominant," "balanced," and "mpcdominant" tracking strategies, respectively. β_steer: denotes the proportion of mpc in the total steering cost weight, with level values {0.3, 0.5, 0.7} used to explore the transition from pp to mpc in steering control. based on the above selections, a total of nine experimental orthogonal arrays were derived. simulations under doublelane change conditions recorded the lateral error results, with experiments conducted at a speed of 15 km/h. the mean absolute error (mae), error fluctuation (standard deviation, std), and worst-case deviation (max) across all time steps and repeated experiments were calculated. the range analysis method of orthogonal experiments was then applied to 81 determine parameter significance, and the interaction effects were visualized using a heatmap, as shown in figure 4. figure 4. heatmap of interaction effects range analysis indicates that the parameter combination (α=0.2, β=0.7) falls within the low-error region (mae=0.01359). consequently, the weight allocation for the weighted hybrid control strategy is determined as shown in table 1. table 1. weight allocation control scheme tracking weight (α_track) steering weight (β_steer) mpc control 0.2 0.7 pure pursuit control 0.8 0.3 5.2. simulation results comparison for the mpc controller, the prediction horizon was set to 50, the control horizon to 20, the simulation time to 40 s, and the vehicle speed to 4 m/s. the tracking performance of both the mpc and the weighted hybrid control strategies was validated under the same reference path. the specific parameters for the mpc simulation and the weighted hybrid control experiment are listed in table 2. table 2. experimental parameters comparison experimental class wheelbase, l (m) q r mpc 3.75 10 100 weighted hybrid control 3.75 100 10 the path tracking results are shown in figure 5. figure 5. path tracking performance diagram figure 6 illustrates the path-tracking lateral errors under both mpc and the weighted hybrid control strategies, 82 demonstrating the error variation of each control approach over different time periods. the comparison provides a clear visualization of the evolving trends in tracking errors for both methods throughout the path-following process. figure 6. lateral error comparison diagram as demonstrated above, the maximum tracking error of the weighted hybrid control remains around 0.02 m, whereas that of the standalone mpc controller reaches approximately 0.07 m. these results indicate that the weighted hybrid control outperforms the standalone mpc in terms of tracking accuracy, demonstrating a stronger capability to handle system uncertainties and external disturbances, thereby significantly reducing tracking errors. figure 7 presents a comparison of lateral errors under the weighted hybrid control strategy at different vehicle speeds. figure 7. low-speed lateral error tracking comparison the results indicate that the maximum lateral error at 5 km/h remains around 0.02 m, while even at 15 km/h, 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[11] chen jiayi trajectory tracking control of unmanned mining trucks based on adaptive mpc [d]. china university of mining and technology,2022. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 77 optimization of agricultural product quality and safety traceability systems in a multi-chain collaborative framework xinchen zhang, xiaoyi zhao, shasha wang sias university, henan province intelligent manufacturing digital twin engineering research center, zhengzhou henan, 451100, china abstract: the quality and safety of agricultural products are crucial to the development of modern society and constitute a vital factor affecting the interests and development of the entire supply chain. the traditional single agricultural product quality supervision system is gradually unable to meet the increasingly growing market demand. this study addresses the performance bottlenecks and trust barriers of traditional traceability technologies in high concurrency, heterogeneous data, and cross-domain circulation by constructing a blockchain-based full-chain traceability system for agricultural products. it proposes a threedimensional architecture model that integrates the collaborative functions of the logical layer, physical layer, and data layer, and innovatively designs an intelligent sharding strategy and a chain-network collaborative architecture. these measures effectively improve the utilization rate of distributed storage resources and the speed of traceability response, while significantly reducing the operating costs of the blockchain. through the collaborative optimization of the heterogeneous multi-chain architecture and chain-network integration technology, the efficiency and security of the agricultural product traceability system are realized. the feasibility of the system is verified through model performance analysis and the design of a traceability system for pilot enterprises, providing references for the application of blockchain technology in the field of agricultural product traceability. keywords: agricultural product quality and safety traceability; blockchain technology; multi-chain collaborative architecture. 1. introduction in the era of rapid digital economic development, the quality and safety of agricultural products have increasingly drawn attention from all sectors of society. consumers' demands for food safety are continuously increasing, and regulatory authorities are paying more attention to the construction of agricultural product traceability systems. the multi-chain collaborative scenario based on blockchain technology has become an effective approach to solve the problem of agricultural product quality and safety traceability. by integrating various participants in the supply chain, blockchain can realize transparent information sharing at each link, ensuring that every step of agricultural products from production, processing to sales can be tracked and verified [1]. however, in practical applications, multi-chain collaboration based on blockchain still faces many technical challenges. first, the phenomenon of data silos among participants is severe, and the lack of effective cooperation and data sharing mechanisms leads to low traceability efficiency [2]. second, the standardization issue of blockchain technology still exists, and the compatibility between different blockchain platforms is insufficient, making information circulation and data integration complex. in addition, security and privacy protection are also important issues to be solved, especially when involving trade secrets and user privacy, how to ensure data security and privacy has become a challenge [3]. despite the technical complexities, the application of multi-chain collaborative architecture can bring significant value to the traceability of agricultural product quality and safety. on the one hand, through multi-chain hierarchical design, it can not only achieve fine-grained governance of data in each link [4], but also connect the full-chain information flow through cross-chain protocols to improve traceability efficiency and transparency [5]. for example, consumers can quickly obtain cross-chain verification information such as planting environment and quality inspection reports by scanning product qr codes, while regulatory authorities can monitor abnormal nodes in real time. on the other hand, multi-chain collaboration can reduce the threshold for multi-party collaboration, and automatically execute the rights and responsibilities rules of supply chain parties through smart contracts, thereby reducing disputes and enhancing trust [6]. existing studies have obvious limitations: general sharding strategies lead to low cross-shard rates of agricultural product spatio-temporal related transactions, cross-chain protocols lack support for polymorphic data verification [7], and the governance model is insufficiently adapted to the three-level regulatory system. to solve these problems, it is urgent to build a technical system based on dynamic sharding and cross-chain verification to achieve innovative breakthroughs in data sovereignty balance, performance bottleneck breakthrough, and policy compliance collaboration. 2. multi-chain system architecture design 2.1. tri-dimensional architecture model blockchain technology has addressed the shortcomings of traditional traceability systems; however, blockchain traceability systems simultaneously bring about issues such as excessive information data storage load, low query efficiency, and data privacy and security risks . (1) current blockchain traceability technologies mainly involve directly writing traceability data from various links into the blockchain. as the number of nodes increases, more 78 source data needs to be processed, which significantly increases the storage load of the blockchain. due to the special decentralized structure of the blockchain, the speed of data querying is very slow. (2) every node member can access all information in the ledger through the blockchain, which poses security risks regarding important data among competitors. on the basis of safeguarding the rights and interests of all participants in the agricultural product supply chain, there exist issues where it is inconvenient to disclose certain internal information of participants and transaction information between participants. however, when applying a single blockchain architecture to solve the traceability problem of agricultural products, due to the low degree of isolation between nodes, it is difficult to protect the personal privacy of each participant. in the complex scenario of agricultural product quality and safety traceability, to effectively address such core contradictions in the single-chain architecture as excessive data storage load, inefficient cross-entity collaboration, and inadequate privacy protection, this study innovatively constructs a three-dimensional architecture model featuring in-depth collaboration among the logical layer, physical layer, and data layer. among them, the logical layer, as the core hub for the collaborative operation of the system, adopts the design concept of hierarchical interoperability. it realizes efficient collaboration among multi-domain entities in the agricultural product supply chain by establishing a three-layer chain network structure where the supervision chain, production chain, and detection chain are mutually independent yet organically connected. the supervision chain mainly carries authoritative information such as policy standards, sampling inspection results, and violation disposal from government regulatory authorities, providing a compliance basis for quality control throughout the entire chain. the production chain focuses on production operation data in links such as planting and breeding, processing and packaging, and warehousing and logistics, including agricultural operation records, processing parameters, and logistics trajectories, forming a traceability chain for the production process throughout the product's entire life cycle. the detection chain is specifically used to store quality inspection data from third-party testing institutions, including test reports on key indicators such as pesticide residue detection, microbial indicators, and heavy metal content. the three-layer chains realize trusted data sharing and authorized access through pre-set cross-chain interaction protocols. this not only ensures the professionalism and independence of data in various fields but also breaks down information silos through an interoperability mechanism, providing a collaborative framework with clear logic and defined responsibilities for the traceability of agricultural product quality and safety. as the hardware support and cornerstone of data access in the three-dimensional architecture model, the deployment scheme of the physical layer innovatively adopts a hybrid architecture featuring in-depth collaboration between centralized supervision nodes and edge computing nodes, aiming to balance the global management and control capabilities of the traceability system with the real-time requirements of terminal data collection. the national level traceability platform, as the core node, is deployed on the government affairs cloud and is responsible for formulating cross chain verification rules and global consensus; the provincial level nodes, as regional hubs, undertake the transaction routing function, and the prefecture level edge nodes realize the real time data collection in the field through lightweight clients. as the core data carrier of the three-dimensional architecture, the data layer innovatively designs a tri-state storage engine. it realizes efficient processing of multi-source data through a collaborative mechanism involving structured relational databases, distributed file systems, and blockchain ledgers. specifically, structured databases are responsible for storing regular data such as agricultural product codes and subject qualifications, ensuring query efficiency by virtue of indexing mechanisms. distributed file systems focus on processing unstructured data like agricultural operation images and detection videos, improving storage scalability through sharded redundancy. blockchain ledgers store hash values of key traceability information, laying a solid foundation for data trust with their tamper-proof nature. the three components are linked through mapping rules to automatically complete classified data storage and associated indexing. this not only breaks through the efficiency bottleneck of single-mode storage but also ensures data credibility, providing reliable support for the traceability system. key quality parameters are stored in the blockchain to ensure non tampering. unstructured data such as video streams of the production environment are stored in a distributed manner using ipfs [9], while structured data such as supply chain relationships are analyzed in a correlated manner through a graph database. 2.2. transaction processing flow cross-chain transaction processing adopts a five-stage closed-loop control mechanism. in the pre-submission phase of the transaction processing flow, the traceability requester initiates a data query or verification transaction request by invoking the interface of a preset smart contract. the system then triggers an automated credential generation mechanism, producing a transaction credential containing a 32-byte unique identifier. this identifier integrates the requester's digital signature, timestamp, and transaction type encoding, ensuring the global uniqueness and traceability of each transaction. at this stage, the sha-256 encryption algorithm is applied to perform hash operations on the request data, generating fixed-length summary information that is written into a temporary buffer. a hash value comparison mechanism is employed to prevent data tampering during transmission, thus safeguarding data integrity from the source. simultaneously, to avoid resource congestion caused by invalid requests, the system is equipped with a 5-second timeout control mechanism. if the requester fails to complete subsequent parameter confirmation within the specified time, the transaction will be automatically terminated and the occupied computing resources will be released, thereby enhancing the overall operational efficiency of the system. upon entering the multi-chain verification phase, the transaction request is routed to the cross-chain verification committee. based on the industrial chain links involved in the transaction and the supervision level, the committee dynamically selects a verification group consisting of 3 qualified regulatory nodes and 2 core enterprise nodes. the verification group conducts parallel reviews in accordance with preset consensus rules: regulatory nodes focus on verifying the compliance of the transaction and the authority of data sources, while enterprise nodes concentrate on checking the consistency of business logic. this approach 79 enhances verification efficiency through distributed parallel computing, and simultaneously reduces the risk of misjudgment by a single node by means of an inter-node cross-validation mechanism, thus providing multidimensional credible endorsement for the final confirmation of the transaction [10]. the atomic submission stage uses an improved two-phase commit protocol and combines it with a threshold signature mechanism, setting a 3/5 voting threshold to ensure strong consistency, compressing the transaction confirmation time to within 2 seconds [11]. the state synchronization stage relies on a lightweight relay chain for cross-chain data alignment, and a dedicated compression algorithm based on huffman coding is developed to reduce the synchronization bandwidth consumption by 56%. the exception handling mechanism designs an automatic compensation process for fault scenarios such as network partitions. 3. dynamic optimization technical countermeasure – intelligent sharding strategy the intelligent sharding strategy system constructed in this study establishes a decision-making model based on the ontological characteristics of agricultural products and data behavior patterns. this system realizes classification decision-making through a multi-dimensional feature matrix encompassing physical attributes, circulation characteristics, and supervision levels. for perishability-dominated agricultural products, a high-frequency sharding strategy is adopted, and the sliding time window algorithm is used to dynamically control the data encapsulation interval within the range of 5-10 minutes, which meets the strict requirements of industry standards for the real-time performance of traceability. for cold chain-dependent products, a multireplica sharding architecture is designed, with a triple redundancy storage mechanism deployed at cold chain nodes. combined with blockchain merkle tree verification technology, it strengthens the guarantee of data integrity. for products under strong supervision, an encrypted sharding mode is implemented, and a data encryption system is built using the national cryptographic sm4 algorithm. the sharding strategy generator automatically configures parameters according to product classification codes. the storage interval is dynamically calculated based on the corruption rate index, with the time threshold controlled within 10 minutes and following an exponential function relationship. the number of replicas is determined based on cold chain coverage in accordance with linear constraint rules, while the encryption strength forms a composite encryption mechanism with a positive correlation to the supervision level. the dynamic adjustment module integrates an lstm neural network to construct a time series prediction model. by analyzing 12-dimensional feature parameters such as regional transaction volume fluctuations and cold chain equipment status, it outputs a sharding granularity adjustment coefficient β to achieve adaptive optimization. when the β value exceeds 1.5, it triggers a sharding fission mechanism based on geographic grids; when it is lower than 0.8, it initiates a data aggregation process driven by locality-sensitive hashing. empirical verification shows that, on the premise of ensuring traceability timeliness, this system increases the utilization rate of distributed storage resources to over 92%, achieving a balance between efficiency and stability. 4. implementation of the multi-chain collaborative blockchain system architecture figure 1. multi-chain collaborative blockchain architecture this study constructs an optimized architecture for the agricultural product quality and safety traceability system based on multi-chain collaborative blockchain technology, adopting a five-layer design, which is mainly divided into the data layer, network layer, consensus layer, contract layer, and application layer, as shown in figure 1. data layer: stores full-process data including planting, processing, logistics, warehousing, and sales. blockchain technology is used to ensure data immutability and traceability. network layer: composed of planting, processing, logistics, warehousing, sales, and regulatory nodes, enabling distributed storage and sharing of data. consensus layer: adopts the dpos (delegated proof of stake) mechanism to verify the authenticity of data in each link, preventing tampering and forgery. contract layer: automatically executes business rules through smart contracts, such as freezing inventory for excessive pesticide residues, recalling products for cold chain disruptions, and recalling expired products, reducing human intervention. application layer: provides services such as terminal query, full-link dashboards, and risk early warning for consumers, enterprises, and regulatory authorities, achieving transparent management of the entire process. by integrating blockchain technology with smart contracts, the system establishes a multi-party participatory, efficient, and trustworthy agricultural product traceability system, effectively improving food safety supervision and consumer trust. during the field research at a vegetable cooperative in zhengzhou, this study constructed a quality and safety management system for the vegetable supply chain based on the multi-chain collaborative blockchain model. with an annual output of over 50,000 tons, the cooperative covers the entire processes of seedling cultivation, planting, harvesting, sorting and packaging, cold chain logistics, and terminal sales. the research revealed that due to the cooperative's adoption of the "company + farmer" business model, there are pain points in the production process, such as non-standard agricultural operation records, opaque information on the use of agricultural inputs, and difficulties in defining quality responsibilities across different links. after the application of this model, the l2 production chain records in real-time the temperature and humidity sensor data from the seedling base and the electronic agricultural operation logs of growers. by adopting lightweight sharded storage, the daily 4.6 tb of iot data is compressed to 1.2 tb. the l1 supervision chain automatically synchronizes the 80 sampling inspection reports from quality inspection departments. when excessive pesticide residues are detected in a certain batch of products, the smart contract freezes the inventory of the relevant batch within 17 seconds. empirical data shows that after the implementation of the system, the integrity rate of the cooperative's agricultural operation data has increased to 94%. 5. conclusion this study systematically constructs a blockchain technology system for the full-chain traceability of agricultural products. through the combination of theoretical innovation and practical verification, 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chemistry & chemical engineering, chengdu university of technology, chengdu, sichuan, china * corresponding author: zhengbin xu (email: xzb_cdut@163.com) abstract: this study focuses on urban flood risk assessment and precipitation prediction, constructs a technical framework centred on the sa-informer model, and systematically elaborates the algorithmic innovation and application value of this model in precipitation prediction. firstly, at the risk assessment level, this study integrates multi-source data indicators based on the pressure-state-response (p-s-r) model, and confirms that heavy precipitation, as a core driving factor, is significantly associated with the risk level jumping through the ahp-critic combined weighting algorithm, the improved ternary coupling coordination degree model, and the stepwise regression analysis method, which identifies the most influential indicators affecting system coordination. this lays the foundation of causal logic for the construction of the prediction model. further, the sa-informer model is innovatively proposed, which combines the global search capability of the simulated annealing algorithm and the long time series processing advantage of the informer model, and by dynamically adjusting the learning rate, input sequence length and other parameters, the nonlinear characteristics and seasonal patterns of precipitation data are effectively captured. experiments show that the model significantly improves the prediction accuracy compared with the traditional time series prediction model, and provides highly reliable feed-forward information for flood warning. based on data fusion and model algorithms, the framework provides a complete solution for urban flood prevention and control, and its methodology and model architecture are highly adaptable and scalable, which can be extended to other climate-sensitive cities in the fields of disaster prediction, risk management and sustainable development, and help to improve urban resilience and scientific decision-making capability. keywords: sa-informer model; risk assessment; precipitation prediction; ternary coupling coordination degree model. 1. introduction increasing global climate change and rapid urbanisation have led to a steady rise in urban flood risk. however, there are significant deficiencies in risk assessment and precipitation prediction: risk assessment relies on single domain data, which makes it difficult to dynamically quantify socio-economic vulnerability and disaster prevention and mitigation responses; in precipitation prediction, traditional time series models (e.g., arima, lstm) are unable to deal with the long-period dependence and fluctuation of extremes effectively, and are prone to overfitting problems [1]. in order to break through the above bottlenecks, this paper constructs a technical framework for urban flood risk assessment and precipitation prediction with sa-informer model as the core. first, this study integrates multi-source heterogeneous data indicators based on the p-s-r model [2], and reveals the significant impact of extreme precipitation events on urban flood risk through the ahp-critic combined assignment algorithm and the improved ternary coupled coordination degree model [3]. using a stepwise regression model, the indicators of the pressure subsystem p and the response subsystem r are analyzed, confirming that the amount of heavy precipitation is the key driving factor. the model provides data support and theoretical cornerstone for the construction of precipitation prediction models. in addition, this study innovatively constructs the sa-informer model, globally optimizes the learning rate, input sequence length and other hyperparameters by simulated annealing algorithm [4], and integrates the long time series feature extraction capability of the informer model to construct a multidimensional feature input space including historical precipitation, meteorological elements [5-6], etc., which effectively captures the nonlinear patterns and seasonal fluctuations of precipitation data. through the deep synergy between risk assessment and prediction models, the framework forms a complete technical chain from disaster mechanism analysis, data feature mining to high-precision early warning, which can be generalized to other climatesensitive cities in the fields of disaster prediction, risk management and sustainable development. first, based on the p-s-r model [2], this study integrates heterogeneous data indicators from multiple sources, and reveals the significant impact of extreme precipitation events on urban flood risk through the combined ahp-critic assignment algorithm and the improved ternary coupled coordination degree model [3], confirming that the amount of heavy precipitation is the key driving factor. the model provides data support and theoretical cornerstone for the construction of precipitation prediction models. in addition, this study innovatively constructs the sa-informer model, globally optimizes the learning rate, input sequence length and other hyperparameters by simulated annealing algorithm [4], and integrates the long time series feature extraction capability of the informer model to construct a multi-dimensional feature input space including historical precipitation, meteorological elements [5-6], etc., which effectively captures the nonlinear patterns and seasonal fluctuations of precipitation data. through the deep synergy between risk assessment and prediction models, the framework forms a complete technical chain from disaster mechanism analysis, data feature mining to high-precision early warning, which can be generalized to 54 other climate-sensitive cities in the fields of disaster prediction, risk management and sustainable development. 2. urban flood risk assessment and analysis 2.1. construction of indicator system the psr model was proposed by anthony marcus freund in 1979, and has been modified by relevant organisations to become a commonly used model for disaster risk assessment. in urban flooding, ‘pressure’ refers to the external drivers that trigger the disaster, ‘state’ characterises the system characteristics at the time of the disaster, and ‘response’ embodies the human countermeasures. as shown in table.1, this study constructs a comprehensive assessment index system for urban flood disasters, in which the three major subsystems of pressure, state and response contain 4, 6 and 4 indicators, respectively. table 1. indicator system for urban flood risk assessment target layer normative layer indicator layer description of indicators flood risk in hefei p p1(-) intense precipitation r95p p2(+) gdp per capita p3(+) population density p4(+) urban built-up area s s1(-) runoff depth s2(-) population affected s3(-) area affected by crops s4(-) damage to sluice gates s5(-) length of damaged embankment s6(-) direct economic losses r r1(+) length of drainage pipes r2(+) large reservoir storage r3(+) soil erosion control area, flood control area r4(+) area of green space note: (+) represents positive indicators and (-) represents negative indicators. 2.2. calculation of indicator weights in this study, for the indicator system of the three subsystems, the hierarchical analysis method was used to systematically analyse their subjective weights, while the critic method was applied to quantitatively assess their objective weights. on this basis, the weights obtained from the two methods are integrated through the linear assignment method to finally form the comprehensive weights. among them, the difference coefficient method is used to determine the distribution ratio of the combined weights to ensure the scientificity and rationality of the weight distribution. let the combination weight vector w w w    , ,  be the to-be-determined coefficients for assigning weights to the main objective combinations, satisfy: , 0, 1      .   1 1 2 1n i i n t n n t i p n n                (1) where t  is the coefficient of variation for each component of w and 1 2, , , np p p is the rearrangement of the components of the subjective weight vector from smallest to largest. after obtaining  ,  can be calculated by combining 1   , and then substituting into w w w    to obtain the combined weight vector  1 2, , , t nw w w w  for each attribute. finally, a composite score for each subsystem was calculated: 1 1 1 n i i ij j n i i ij j n i i ij j p w p s w s r w r                   (2) where ip , is , ir represents the composite score of each subsystem in year , and represents the normalised value of each evaluation indicator, respectively. the comprehensive weighting system fully integrates the advantages of subjective judgement and objective data, providing a scientific and comprehensive quantitative basis for urban flood risk assessment. 2.3. analysis of coupled coordination relationships between subsystems 1) improved coupled coordination degree model and flood risk rating scale the structure of the coupling coordination degree model consists of three parts: coupling degree, coordination degree and coupling coordination degree. coupling degree reflects the strength of inter-system interactions, coordination degree measures the consistency of the developmental dynamics, and coupling coordination degree comprehensively evaluates the level of system synergy, providing a scientific basis for the optimisation of complex systems. in order to solve the triple limitations of the traditional model of ‘coupling’ and ‘coordination’ in terms of ill-defined semantic boundaries, fundamental flaws in the boundary value processing mechanism, and structural flaws in the differentiation effectiveness, this paper adopts a new coupling coordination improvement model with three core assumptions: an ideal coupling state, a maximum deviation boundary, and the independence of coupling and coordination. the -element improved coupling coordination degree formula is as follows: 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 , 1 k k i i i i k k i i i i i k u u c k t a u a d c t                           (3) 55 where is the number of subsystems and iu is the subsystem score. in this study, based on the coupled coordination degree model and with reference to the relevant critical thresholds, the risk level of urban flooding is optimally adjusted and a five-level risk level system is constructed. this system not only retains the original data distribution characteristics, but also reduces the management complexity and effectively supports the formulation of hierarchical control strategies. table 2. five-level risk rating scale risk level range risk description extremely high risk [0,0.359) severe system dysfunction and extremely high risk high risk [0.359,0.430) inadequate multi-system coordination and high risk medium risk [0.430,0.495) some systems are weak and need improvements low risk [0.495,0.578) initial coordination, but potential pitfalls remain extremely low risk [0.578,1] highly synergistic system with manageable flood risk by checking the calculated coupling coordination degree of the three p-s-r subsystems against the risk grading table of this study, the risk level of urban flooding can be visually assessed, and the results of urban flooding risk assessment can be obtained. 2) analysis of the degree of coupling coordination in calculating the degree of coordination, the state subsystem (s) reflects the impacts of flooding, the pressure subsystem (p) incorporates drivers such as extreme precipitation and urbanisation, and the response subsystem (r) captures the capacity and adaptability of the city's governance. p and r form a dynamic equilibrium: p increases risk, and r mitigates risk. treating p and r as equally important reflects symmetry and ensures that the model fully reflects the dynamic equilibrium. to highlight the centrality of s and balance the contributions of p and r, this study assigns the weights of p, s, and r as 1 3 1 , , 5 5 5 , in order to more scientifically assess the overall coordination and risk of urban flooding systems. the ternary coupling coordination degree values between the pressure subsystem p, state subsystem s and response subsystem r for the years 2006-2022 were calculated by the improved coupling coordination degree model, as shown in figure 1. the -value shows the characteristics of ‘stepwise optimisation-sudden fluctuation’ during the period of 2006-2022: in the first period (20062012), the d-value continues to climb from 0.544 to 0.724, entering into a highly coordinated steady state (2013-2019, excluding 2016); it plummets to 0.42 in 2020 but rapidly recovers to 0.85+ in the following year, reflecting the system's resilience. it is noteworthy that the -value anomaly dropped to 0.417 in 2016, forming a faulty contrast with the high coordination period, indicating that the p-s-r system experienced an equal degree of dissonanc in these two years. figure 1. p-s-r system coupling coordination degree in order to further identify the key factors leading to high risk of urban flooding, this study analysed the influence of the indicators of the pressure subsystem p and the response subsystem r on the degree of coupling coordination with the help of a stepwise regression model ( 28.373, 0.001). the results show that the strong precipitation r95p and the length of the drainage pipe have a significant effect on the state coupling coordination degree, with the contribution of the strong precipitation r95p being more prominent. this leads to the conclusion that heavy precipitation is the main driver that triggers high risk of urban flooding. this conclusion highlights the central role of extreme precipitation events in flood risk formation, and suggests that the optimisation of urban drainage systems still needs to be further enhanced. 3. precipitation prediction based on sa-informer it has been sufficiently discussed that heavy precipitation is one of the key factors affecting the degree of coordination of the system coupling, and it has a significant impact on urban flood risk. therefore, choosing an appropriate precipitation prediction model to predict future precipitation is of great practical importance and urgency for formulating effective defence strategies in advance and mitigating future urban flood risks. 3.1. sa-informer model in this paper, the simulated annealing algorithm is innovatively applied to the optimisation process of the model. the specific optimisation ideas are as follows: 56 step 1: hyperparameter space definition and neighbourhood perturbation 1) learning rate: logarithmic spatial perturbation is used to avoid the search blindness of traditional linear perturbation in the region of very small values by multiplying by a random factor (0.1~10.0) and limiting the range (0.00001~0.01). 2) penalty factor: balance false alarms and missed alarms by uniform perturbation (±1.0) over the range. 3) input sequence length: based on the periodicity of the time series, it is randomly adjusted in integer steps in the interval [10,90] to capture precipitation patterns at different time scales. 4) number of hidden layer units: adjusted in multiples of 16 (32~256) to ensure that matrix operations are aligned to gpu memory bandwidth and improve computational efficiency. step 2: annealing process and loss function design the initial high temperature allows a high probability of accepting inferior solutions to avoid falling into a local optimum; the temperature is gradually reduced by exponential cooling so that the model gradually converges to the global optimum solution. the loss function integrates the three valuation metrics rmse, smape, and rmsle to penalise the underestimation of extreme precipitation events. among them, smape strengthens the sensitivity to small precipitation errors, and rmsle suppresses the influence of outliers. step 3: optimising processes set the baseline parameters as a starting point for the search. generate new parameter combinations at each iteration and compute the validation set composite loss. accept the inferior solution with probability exp loss p t       . if accepted, update the current solution; if not, keep the original solution unchanged. record the historical optimal parameters and finally return the optimal parameter combination for full training. in this study, the simulated annealing algorithm was experimentally implemented using python programming to determine the optimal combination of learning rate, penalty coefficient, input sequence length, and number of hidden layer units as [0.000118, 2.7, 71, 96]. and the current optimal combination of parameters is imported into the informer model, and the test set results are obtained as shown in figure 2. figure 2 demonstrates the performance of the informer model after incorporating the simulated annealing algorithm in the day-by-day precipitation prediction in hefei. in general, the fluctuation trends of the predicted and actual values are more consistent, especially in the ups and downs of precipitation, which shows a better match and captures the dynamic changes of precipitation better. at most time steps, the predicted and actual values are close to each other, but there are still some deviations at the sudden precipitation change points. figure 2. prediction results of sa-informer model on the test set figure 3. test set residuals and evaluation results 57 figure 3 demonstrates the results of the residual analysis of the informer model after incorporating the simulated annealing algorithm. it can be seen that the residuals are mostly concentrated near 0, indicating that the predicted values of the model are closer to the actual values and the prediction accuracy is higher. at the same time, the distribution of the residuals on the time axis is relatively stable, with no obvious trend or cyclical changes, indicating that the model's predictive performance is more consistent in different time periods. the values of the three indicators rmse, smape and rmsle are given in the figure as 7.74, 1.24 and 1.00, respectively, which are low, further indicating the accuracy and stability of the model prediction. figure 4 shows the results of the evaluation metrics of the informer model incorporating the simulated annealing algorithm on the validation set, presenting the relationship between the three metrics of rmse, smape and rmsle through a 3d scatter plot with the intensity of rmsle indicated by colour. observing the distribution of data points in the graph, it can be found that they are relatively concentrated in the region of lower rmse and smape values, while the rmsle values are also relatively low and stable, indicating that the model performs better in terms of prediction accuracy and stability. this indicates that the optimised model of the simulated annealing algorithm has smaller errors on different validation set samples, and the prediction results are closer to the actual values, while the sensitivity to outliers is reduced and the prediction performance is more reliable. figure 4. three-dimensional scatterplot of validation set assessment metrics table.3 presents the performance evaluation of the results of fitting the day-by-day precipitation of hefei in the comparison test. it can be seen that the informer model fits the day-by-day precipitation in hefei with an rmse of 8.09, a smape of 1.46, and an rmsle of 1.02, while the corresponding rmse of the sa-informer model decreases to 7.74, the smape decreases to 1.24, and the rmsle decreases to 1.00. it can be seen that the sa-informer model reduces the deviation between the true value and the fitted value by 4.33%, i.e., the model accuracy is improved by 4.33%, and its trained model is more accurate and the predicted value is closer to the true value. table 3. comparative experimental performance evaluation results rmse smape rmsle informer 8.09 1.46 1.02 sa— informer 7.74 1.24 1.00 3.2. analysis of model results figure 5. sa-informer model predictions of month-by-month precipitation for hefei in 2021 58 the informer model incorporating simulated annealing algorithm is used to predict the month-by-month precipitation in hefei city in 2021, and the prediction results are shown in figure 5. from the figure, it can be seen that the sa-informer model predicts the month-by-month precipitation in hefei city in 2021 with satisfactory results, and the overall trend of the predicted and real values is basically the same, which successfully captures the seasonal change pattern of precipitation. it is further shown that the sa-informer model is able to reflect the precipitation characteristics of hefei city more accurately after optimising the combination of parameters, which provides a reliable prediction basis for subsequent meteorological warnings and flood risk assessment. in view of this, other researchers can choose the sainformer model to predict the future precipitation data of the city, and then further calculate the r95p value for each year through the precipitation data obtained from the prediction, and calculate the d value of the degree of coupling coordination based on the r95p in combination with the development trend of the future pressure, state, and response indicators. eventually, the risk level of urban flooding can be accurately assessed against the risk level classification criteria (table.2). 4. conclusion the technical framework of urban flood risk assessment and precipitation forecasting constructed in this paper with the sa-informer model as the core effectively breaks through the bottleneck of the existing research in the integration of multi-source data and long time series forecasting. first, this study constructs a risk assessment system based on the p-s-r model integrating heterogeneous data from multiple sources, and analyzes the impacts of the pressure subsystem and response subsystem indicators on the coupling degree of coordination through the combination of the ahp-critic assignment and the improvement of the ternary coupling degree of coordination model, combined with the stepwise regression model, which confirms that the heavy precipitation as a core driver is significantly related to the increase in risk level, and lays the foundation for the construction of the prediction model. the construction of the prediction model lays the foundation of causal logic. on this basis, the study innovatively proposes the sa-informer model, which realizes the adaptive optimization of key parameters such as the learning rate and input sequence length by simulating the global search mechanism of the annealing algorithm. combined with the seven-dimensional feature input space, the prediction accuracy of the model is improved by 4.33%, which significantly enhances the ability to capture the nonlinear pattern and 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[6] ma guizhao, zhang yuhang, wang lingfei. timeganinformer long-term airport visibility prediction [j]. journal of safety and environment, 2024, 24 (07): 2517-2527. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 59 a comparative study on edge detection algorithms for automotive lighting systems sen ye 1, mingge sun 1, *, jian li 2, dongxuan huang 1, jiaxuan chai 1 1 school of information and control engineering, jilin institute of chemical technology, jilin, jilin 132022, china 2 china petroleum jilin petrochemical company, jilin, jilin 132021, china * corresponding author: mingge sun abstract: to address the challenges of edge blurring, noise interference, and insufficient adaptability of conventional algorithms in automotive headlamp inspection, this study proposes an optimized edge detection method integrating the canny and marr-hildreth operators. leveraging gaussian filtering and a dynamic weighting fusion strategy, the proposed approach combines the gradient sensitivity of the canny operator with the second-order differential characteristics of the marr-hildreth operator, effectively balancing detail preservation and noise suppression. experimental results demonstrate that the improved algorithm significantly reduces edge localization errors in low-beam images compared to traditional methods, meeting the engineering requirements for automotive safety inspection. keywords: canny operator; marr-hildreth operator; edge detection; headlamp inspection; image processing. 1. introduction headlamps, as the primary electrical lighting devices for nighttime driving, play a critical role in road safety, with beam projection alignment being a mandatory inspection item in vehicle safety certification. conventional inspection methods relying on manual operations or mechanical calibration equipment suffer from inefficiency and significant spatial constraints. in recent years, machine vision technology has introduced a novel non-contact measurement approach for headlamp inspection. however, the robustness of existing algorithms under complex working conditions remains challenged: 1 the low-beam cut-off line exhibits blurred characteristics due to scattering effects, where traditional edge detection operators (e.g., sobel, prewitt) are prone to noise interference, resulting in insufficient positioning accuracy; 2 non-uniform light intensity distribution and environmental illumination fluctuations impose stricter requirements on image stability, with current detection systems often compromised by suboptimal exposure control, thereby affecting measurement repeatability. 2. edge detection overview 2.1. common edge detection algorithms image edge detection techniques can be categorized into three classical methodologies: 1. traditional frequency-domain analysis, including fast fourier transform (fft) and wavelet transform, which extract edges by analyzing spectral characteristics of images; 2. gradient-based differential operators, which locate edges through grayscale gradient computation, with representative methods such as the sobel operator, prewitt operator [1-2], and the canny operator [3] known for its multi-stage detection capability; 3. modern feature decomposition approaches, exemplified by bidimensional empirical mode decomposition (bemd), which adaptively decompose image signals to capture edge features. in practical applications, optimal balance among detection accuracy, edge continuity, and algorithmic adaptability requires comprehensive consideration of image characteristics, noise interference, and precision requirements, achieved through algorithm comparison and parameter optimization. 2.2. application of edge detection algorithms in headlamp inspection headlamp inspection typically involves sequential processing steps: geometric transformation [4], color processing [5], feature extraction [6], edge extraction [7], edge detection [8], and image segmentation [9]. low-beam pattern inspection constitutes a critical component of vehicle safety certification, directly impacting road safety and regulatory compliance. national standards mandate strict specifications for parameters including light pattern distribution, cut-off line clarity, and light spot symmetry. edge detection methods in image processing enable efficient and precise extraction of light pattern contours, providing technical support for automated inspection systems. in practical implementations, after capturing highresolution images of headlamp projections on standardized screens, edge detection algorithms rapidly localize pattern boundaries to identify inflection points of cut-off lines, light spot geometries, and diffusion ranges. for instance, quantitative analysis of geometric features in edge contours can verify whether cut-off lines exhibit the required clear 15° horizontal-oblique transition or whether light spots maintain uniform symmetry. furthermore, these algorithms detect abnormal light pattern diffusion or distortion caused by assembly errors or lens degradation. compared to traditional visual inspection, image-based edge detection significantly enhances inspection efficiency (≈68% time reduction) and consistency (cv < 3.5%). its noncontact nature eliminates human interference while enabling multi-parameter synchronization through computer vision, automatically generating inspection reports. future integration of hybrid algorithms combining deep learning with edge detection is expected to improve robustness in complex environments (e.g., ±10% illuminance variation tolerance), advancing headlamp quality control toward 60 intelligent and standardized paradigms. 3. headlamp inspection method based on canny and marr-hildreth operators 3.1. headlamp image detection process the headlamp image detection process ensures light pattern compliance through standardized procedures. first, the vehicle headlamps are aligned with the detection screen, and a high-resolution camera captures the projected light pattern image. next, the image undergoes preprocessing (e.g., noise reduction, contrast enhancement) before edge detection techniques are applied to extract the light pattern contours and cut-off line. subsequently, the system analyzes light spot symmetry, cut-off line angle, and luminance distribution, comparing them with national standard parameters. finally, a detection report is generated to determine compliance or anomalies. this process relies on automated systems to achieve efficient and precise evaluation of lighting performance. 3.2. detection principle and application of canny operator compared to sobel and prewitt operators, the canny algorithm demonstrates superior performance. sobel and prewitt operators have the following limitations: they fail to fully utilize the gradient direction of edges, and the resulting binary images are simply processed using a single threshold. the canny algorithm improves upon these aspects by introducing: non-maximum suppression based on edge gradient direction; hysteresis thresholding with dual thresholds [10]. original image gaussian smoothing 1/2 1/2 -1/2 -1/2 -1/2 1/2 -1/2 1/2 gradient magnitude nonmaximum suppression threshold selection edge detection gx gy fig 1. canny edge detection algorithm process to reduce noise while preserving edge information, a twodimensional gaussian kernel with effective denoising capabilities can be applied through a single convolution operation. as a linear filter, the gaussian filter is derived by sampling and normalizing the two-dimensional gaussian function. in the canny operator, the adopted two-dimensional gaussian function is defined by equation (1) and equation (2). by applying this filter, noise is suppressed while retaining edge features in the image, providing a more accurate foundation for subsequent edge detection. , exp 2 1 ∗ 2 where:  represents the gaussian filter obtained by sampling and normalizing the 2d gaussian function;  denotes the input headlamp image to be detected;  ∗ indicates the convolution operation;  is the resulting digital headlamp image after gaussian filtering. for an edge with a normal direction , the gradient components and in the and directions at pixel points along this edge are given by equation (3): 1, 1, 2 1, 1 , 1 2 3 the gradient magnitude and orientation at the pixel are respectively given by: arctan 4 to suppress non-maximum values in the image gradient magnitude, the gradient magnitude is compared with the gradient magnitudes of neighboring pixels along its gradient direction . only the pixel locations where is a local maximum are retained. these positions are identified as the central information of image edges, effectively refining edge localization by eliminating non-maximal responses. 3.3. log operator (marr-hildreth operator) detection principle and applications marr-hildreth edge detection is a classical and important method for image edge detection. its core lies in the gausslaplace filter 2g 2g, which can be expressed as: , , , 2 exp 2 5 where is the laplace operator , and , exp is the two-dimensional gaussian function. in classical image processing, the marr-hildreth edge detection method first convolves an image , with the log filter, defined as: , , ∗ , 6 subsequently, zero-crossing points in , are identified to determine the edge positions of , . a zero-crossing at pixel indicates that at least two adjacent pixels have opposite signs. four cases must be tested: left/right, up/down (horizontal and vertical neighbors), two diagonal directions (diagonal neighbors). in practice, a 61 threshold is set. a pixel is considered a zero-crossing pixel if and only if the absolute difference in grayscale values between adjacent pixels exceeds this threshold. this ensures robust detection of true edges while suppressing noiseinduced false positives. 4. experimental data and result analysis 4.1. comparative experiments fig 2. result of algorithm one fig 3. result of algorithm two fig 4. result of algorithm three in this experiment, the performance of three different image processing algorithms for edge detection in automotive headlights was compared. the first method employed gaussian filtering, a laplacian of gaussian (log) operator, and hough transform, with results shown in figure 2. gaussian filtering was used to smooth the image and reduce noise, the laplacian operator detected edges in the image, and the hough transform performed line detection. while this method suppressed noise and extracted partial edge information, the hough transform detected overly dense lines in the lower half of the headlight, resulting in long processing times and excessive unnecessary information. the second method applied gaussian filtering and smoothing, followed by edge detection using the laplacian operator, and introduced non-maximum suppression and morphological operations for optimization, as shown in figure 3. non-maximum suppression removed redundant edge points to retain the strongest edges, while morphological operations further eliminated noise and connected broken edges. although this method improved edge detection through optimization steps, the results still contained excessive detail, particularly with unclear detection of the lower edges. fig 5. improve the detection results of the algorithm the third method combined gaussian filtering, threshold segmentation, mask filling, canny edge detection, and the marr-hildreth algorithm, with results shown in figure 4. gaussian filtering smoothed the image, threshold 62 segmentation converted it into a binary image, and mask filling processed specific lower regions of the image. tailored to headlight detection, mask filtering was applied to occlude irrelevant areas, enhancing overall image purity and reducing interference for subsequent processing. canny edge detection, a gradient-based method, effectively extracted edges, while the marr-hildreth algorithm identified edges through the laplacian operator and zero-crossing detection. experimental results demonstrated that the third method achieved the highest accuracy and clarity in edge detection, effectively extracting headlight edges while minimizing noise and redundant information. the final result is shown in figure 5. in summary, the third method demonstrates significant advantages in automotive headlight edge detection by combining multiple effective algorithms. future research could further optimize algorithm parameters to improve both the efficiency and accuracy of edge detection, thereby better meeting the practical application requirements. to verify the measurement accuracy of the operator edge detection method, experiments were conducted using the pbt-gf-10 headlamp, and the experimental data obtained are presented in table 1. the actual horizontal center and vertical center represent the inflection point positions, while the left and right edges correspond to the actual left and right positions of the light pattern in the captured images. detection value 1 was obtained using the canny edge detection and marr-hildreth algorithms, with the corresponding errors termed error 1. detection value 2 was derived from the system employing the roberts cross differential operator, with its corresponding errors labeled error 2. table 1. test result the actual position of the lighting value actual value (mm) detection value 1 (mm) error 1(mm) detection value 2(mm) error 2 (mm) horizontal center 223 226 3 230 7 vertical center 184 190 6 175 9 left edge 178 168 10 170 8 right edge 189 195 6 175 14 5. conclusion this paper conducted an in-depth study on edge detection technology for automotive low-beam projection images and proposed a comprehensive method integrating gaussian filtering, threshold segmentation, mask filling, canny edge detection, and the marr-hildreth algorithm. by applying gaussian filtering to suppress image noise, utilizing threshold segmentation and mask filling 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[10] sarangi s, rath n p. performance analysis of fuzzy-based canny edge detector[c]//proc. of iccima’07. sivakasi, india: ieee press, 2007. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 125 application of composite kernel function in gaussian process prediction yulin zhang * school of science, tianjin university of commerce, tianjin, china * corresponding author email: cherry888yu@163.com abstract: gaussian process is a non-parametric bayesian method based on kernel functions, widely used in regression tasks and bayesian optimization. kernel functions play a crucial role in gaussian processes as they directly impact the model's ability to fit the data distribution. different kernel functions can be selected based on the characteristics of the data to improve model performance. in practical applications, combining multiple basic kernel functions can construct more complex kernel functions, enhancing the flexibility and adaptability of gaussian processes, making them better suited to complex data modeling challenges. this paper uses california housing price data as an example to analyze the impact of different kernel function combinations on model prediction performance. the experimental results validate the importance of kernel selection in gaussian process models and demonstrate the effectiveness of composite kernels in handling complex data distributions. keywords: gaussian process; composite; kernel function. 1. introduction gaussian process [1] is a non-parametric bayesian method widely used in regression tasks and bayesian optimization [2,3]. the kernel function (or covariance function) in a gaussian process is one of its core components, defining the similarity between two input data points and determining the covariance structure of the gaussian process, thereby influencing the predicted mean and variance [4]. different kernel functions have different smoothness and periodicity properties, affecting the gaussian process’s ability to fit data. thus, the choice of kernel function impacts the model's generalization ability—incorrect kernels may lead to overfitting or underfitting [5]. kernel functions are interchangeable, and appropriate kernel functions can be selected or designed based on data characteristics and task requirements. in many cases, composite kernel functions [6] are considered. composite kernels combine multiple base kernels to create a new kernel function, enhancing the performance of gaussian process models and enabling them to fit more complex data patterns [7]. common ways to construct composite kernels include additive and multiplicative combinations. organization of the text 2. gaussian process regression 2.1. model gaussian process is a non-parametric bayesian method used to model stochastic processes. essentially, it is an infinite-dimensional probability distribution operating in function space, where the function values at any set of input points follow a joint gaussian distribution. this property allows gaussian processes to probabilistically describe function values at different points for prediction and analysis. given an input space , a gaussian process is defined as: ∼ , , (1) where is the mean function (typically assumed to be zero), and , is the kernel function (or covariance function), which describes the similarity between different input points and . 2.2. prediction given a set of training data , ,, where ∈ is the input and the corresponding target value ∈ consists of the true function value generated by the gaussian process and observation noise: ~ 0, (2) for a new test point ∗, in order to predict ∗ ∗ ∗, we can calculate the conditional probability distribution of ∗ based on the training data d. among them, the joint distribution of training data and the test point is given by: ∗ ∼ 0, , , ∗ ∗, ∗, ∗ 3 by applying the conditional distribution property of gaussian processes, we obtain the predicted mean and covariance matrix: ∗ ∗, , σ∗ ∗, ∗ ∗, , , ∗ (4) 2.3. kernel functions kernel functions define the similarity between input data points and determine the covariance structure of gaussian processes, directly affecting model generalization. incorrect kernels can lead to overfitting or underfitting. common kernel functions include: radial basis function, matern kernel. (1) radial basis function (rbf): , exp ∣∣ ∣∣ ℓ 126 (2) matern kernel: , √ ∣∣ ∣∣ ℓ √ ∣∣ ∣∣ ℓ 1 ∣∣ ∣∣ ℓ selecting and optimizing kernel functions is one of the most critical steps in gaussian process regression as it directly impacts prediction performance and generalization ability. 3. empirical study 3.1. kernel selection in this article, we used three different combination kernel functions for prediction in order to compare and evaluate their differences in model performance. through this approach, we can observe the impact of different combinations of kernel functions on the prediction results. (1) constantkernel * rbf constantkernel defines a constant kernel that determines the overall scaling between data. radial basis functio defines the rbf kernel, which represents how the similarity between data points varies with distance. the product of these two kernels represents the similarity between data points, taking into account both the constant scaling factor and the variation of similarity in the input space with distance. (2) matern + whitekernel: the matern kernel can control the smoothness of the function. whitekernel defines the white noise kernel and simulates the noise in observed data. the addition of these two kernels is suitable for data with certain noise, while the matern kernel can fit incomplete smooth data changes. (3) rational quadratic + whitekernel: the rational quadratic kernel can handle multi-scale variations and is suitable for situations where data changes are uneven. whitekernel also defines a white noise kernel to represent noise in the data. these two kernels are applicable to data with multi-scale variations and take into account the noise in the data. 3.2. evaluation metrics this article chooses rmse to evaluate the effectiveness of the model. rmse is a very useful regression model evaluation tool, mainly used to measure the difference between the predicted and actual values of the model, especially suitable for situations with large errors. by calculating rmse, we can obtain the average error between model predictions and actual values, and compare multiple models to select the best performing model. 1 5 3.3. application the dataset used is the california housing dataset, which includes housing prices from different regions of california. the dataset contains geographic, population, and income features, with the median house price as the target variable. by using gaussian process regression models with three different combinations of kernel functions for prediction, and observing the impact of different combinations of kernel functions on the prediction results. fig 1. house price prediction performance under different kernel functions figure 1 shows the housing price prediction performance under different kernel functions. when the kernel function is constantkernel * rbf, the predicted results (blue line) are almost horizontal, indicating that the model did not capture the trend of the data well. this may be because the rbf kernel is too smooth on this dataset, which makes it difficult for the model to fit the complexity of the data well, and the confidence interval (blue shaded area) is very wide, indicating that the model has a high degree of uncertainty in the predicted results. the prediction results of matern kernel+ white kernel capture the trend of the data well, showing a clear nonlinear relationship, and the confidence interval is relatively narrow, indicating that the model has less uncertainty in the prediction results and the prediction is more reliable. the prediction results of rational quadratic+ whitekernel also capture the trend of the data well and show a non-linear relationship. however, compared with the previous combination kernel function, the fitting effect is slightly different, and the confidence interval is relatively narrow, indicating that the model has less uncertainty in the prediction results and the prediction is more reliable. table 1. forecasting error analysis. constantkernel * rbf matern kernel + whitekernel rational quadratic + whitekernel rmse 2.2745 0.8225 0.8231 127 table 1 presents the rmse of different models. when using the constantkernel * rbf kernel function, the model has a higher prediction error on the test set. in this case, the model's performance may be affected by data noise or feature selection, and it may not be able to capture the patterns of the data well. both matern kernel+whitekernel and rational quadratic+whitekernel perform well on this dataset, with rmse fluctuating around 0.82. among them, matern kernel+whitekernel has the smallest rmse, indicating that this method is more accurate. in summary, the predicted values of both kernel functions can serve as references. 4. summary single-scale kernels like rbf have limitations in capturing multi-scale variations. matern and rational quadratic kernels provide better flexibility in balancing local details and global trends, while handling noise more effectively. choosing appropriate kernel combinations significantly impacts the model’s ability to generalize. this study reveals that different combinations of kernel functions have a significant impact on the fitting performance of models when data exhibits complex nonlinear characteristics. therefore, choosing the appropriate kernel function is crucial for improving the generalization ability and stability of the model. in addition, gaussian process regression (gpr), as a probabilistic modeling technique, can not only predict but also estimate variance, which is an important reference for market analysis and risk management. compared with traditional regression methods, the advantage of gaussian process regression is that it can flexibly adapt to the characteristics of data by selecting different kernel functions, making the prediction results more accurate and easy to interpret. references [1] matthias, seeger. gaussian processes for machine learning [j]. international journal of neural systems, 2004, 14(2): 69-106. 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[7] zhou huiling. research on stock index volatility prediction based on gaussian process regression of combined kernel function [d]. hunan university, 2021. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 83 research on parallel testing technology of mcu chips based on ate bowen wang, xuemei guan northeast forestry university, harbin heilongjiang, 226200, china abstract: micro control units (mcus) are extensively applied across various domains such as automotive electronics, smart homes, and communication equipment. their testing technology stands as a pivotal element in guaranteeing product quality. conventional mcu chip testing predominantly utilizes a serial testing mode, which is plagued by issues like lengthy testing duration and low efficiency, rendering it incapable of satisfying the rapid testing demands of large scale production lines. this paper delves into the parallel testing technology of mcu chips based on automatic test equipment (ate). by refining the testing scheme, it enhances test parallelism to ensure testing efficiency and diminish testing costs. this study also scrutinizes the fundamental testing requirements of mcu chips and elaborates on the implementation methodology of parallel testing technology based on ate. it posits that parallel testing technology can substantially curtail testing time, amplify testing throughput, ensure the accuracy and reliability of testing outcomes, and offers a novel solution for large scale mcu chip testing. keywords: mcu; ate; parallel testing technology; test efficiency. 1. introduction the industry is exploring parallel testing technology based on automatic test equipment (ate). as a highly automated testing device, it can accurately test chips and simultaneously test multiple chip functional modules, further improving testing efficiency. this paper introduces the implementation methods of parallel testing technology based on ate, such as the hardware architecture design of the test system, the optimization strategy of the test process, and the processing and analysis methods of test data. provide reliable parallel testing solutions for mcu chips to meet the rapid testing requirements of large-scale production lines and promote the application of mcu chip testing technology [1]. this paper uses the tr6836s sii test machine of the new model of tri and the sop turret sorter of macrotest to develop the test scheme of mcu chips. fig 1. tr6836s sii 2. analysis of testing requirements and difficulties for mcu chips 2.1. test requirements mcu chip testing includes multiple aspects such as functional testing, parameter testing, and stability testing. functional testing is used to verify whether the chip meets the basic design requirements. parameter testing focuses on chip simulation parameters, such as voltage, current, rise time, fall time, etc. stability testing assesses the performance of the chip under external stress conditions. 2.2. test difficulties (1) the issue of interface board universality: different package of mcu chips have different interfaces, resulting in the interface board of the test system being single, highly specialized, and having a long development cycle[2]. fig 2. different package (2)signal integrity issue: in parallel testing, interference delays between multi-channel signals lead to inaccurate test results. (3)low testing efficiency: the traditional serial testing method takes a long time to test and is difficult to meet the demands of large-scale production [3]. 3. the implementation of parallel testing technology for mcu chips based on ate testing system hardware design 3.1. test the hardware design of the system (1)main control device selection and design: fpga is selected as the main control device. fpga has a high degree of programmability and can be quickly configured and the test logic adjusted according to the test requirements. the relay 84 matrix control circuit is designed through fpga to achieve the parallel control switching of multi-channel signals and improve the test efficiency. (2) test board design: in the design of test boards, factors such as signal integrity, impedance matching, and equal delay need to be fully considered. to ensure the accuracy of multichannel signals during transmission, high-quality transmission lines and meticulous wiring design are required. it has sufficient test resources to meet the test requirements of different models of mcu chips. fig 3. dd64 interface definition (3)impedance matching and equal delay design: in the hardware design of the test system, impedance matching and equal delay design are completed. impedance matching ensures the reflection of signals during transmission and improves the quality of signal transmission. the equal delay design ensures that the delay of multi-channel signals is consistent during transmission, avoiding test errors caused by delay differences[4]. (4)test head and interface design: in the design of the test head, the layout and arrangement of the probes are taken into account to ensure that the probes can accurately contact the pins of the mcu chip. the test head needs to be equipped with a built-in test board card and test channel interface to facilitate connection and communication with devices such as ate, probe stations and sorters. 3.2. test process optimization in the parallel testing of mcu chips based on ate, test programs are written in c language to achieve the automatic sending and receiving of test instructions[5]. to improve the maintainability of the test program, the modular design concept is adopted, and the test program is divided into multiple independent modules, such as the initialization module, functional test module, parameter test module, etc. fig 4. test the basic structure of the system when it is necessary to adjust a certain test item, only the corresponding module needs to be modified instead of making large-scale modifications to the entire test program. test items that independently use test resources, such as functional matching tests, frequency tests, and parameter tests, are processed in parallel. for example, during the functional testing stage, the basic functions of multiple mcu chips are verified simultaneously. during the parameter testing stage, the analog parameters of multiple chips, such as voltage and current, are tested in parallel. in order to achieve real-time collection and processing of test data, corresponding data collection points are set in the test program. when ate sends test instructions and receives test responses, the test program automatically collects the corresponding test data, observes the test data in real time, and promptly handles abnormal situations to ensure the smooth progress of the test. fig 5. dd64 interface definition the parallel testing technology of mcu chips based on ate, combined with intelligent algorithms such as machine learning and artificial intelligence, conducts in-depth analysis of test data. through intelligent algorithms, abnormal trends 85 in test data are automatically identified, providing support for the optimization design and improvement of chips. the parallel testing technology of mcu chips based on ate allows for the automatic generation of detailed test reports and visually presents the test results in the form of charts, curves, etc. 3.3. test production efficiency large-scale production enterprises have very short requirements for the testing cycle. each batch is a product of the kk scale. generally, all testing steps, including testing, appearance inspection, packaging, etc., are required to be completed within 1 to 2 days. therefore, the time left for the testing station is usually less than 1 day. therefore, the efficiency of testing is of great significance to the output of test production, directly affecting the production costs, profits, etc. of enterprises, and is an important indicator for test production enterprises to measure factory operations. the manifestation of testing production efficiency can be intuitively reflected in the output of the produced products. if the quantity of products produced per day in the test production increases, it can be understood as an improvement in the efficiency of the test production. the following is an analysis of the quantity of products produced within a unit of time. the quantity of products that can be produced per hour is defined as uph (units per hour). under ideal conditions, after eliminating uncertain factors such as equipment malfunctions and human operational errors, theoretically, the uph of test production is defined by the following formula: uph 3600 t t ∗ s 1 in the formula: 3600 -the number of seconds per hour; t --test time, the number of seconds required to complete one touchdown (touchdown refers to a test cycle: if it is a single product test, it is the test time of one product; if it is a multi-station test, it is the test time required to complete the test of products at all stations); t -index time,the number of seconds between the end of one touchdown test and the next touchdown; s -site, the number of products to be tested simultaneously with each touchdown; it can be concluded through formula 1 that the production output per hour is the number of seconds per hour divided by the complete time of one test (the time required for product testing + the interval from completing one test to starting the next test), and then multiplied by the number of tests conducted simultaneously in each test. it can be seen that the more the number of simultaneous tests in each test, the more beneficial it is to the number of production outputs per hour. therefore, it is necessary to study the methods of prompt test outputs in the direction of increasing the number of simultaneous tests. with the definition of output per hour, let's analyze the output per day, which is defined as upd (units per day), that is, the quantity of products that can be produced each day. theoretical definition of upd: upd uph ∗ 24 2 in the formula: uph -throughput in units per; 24 -the number of hours in a day; this is the definition of the daily production quantity under ideal conditions. multiplying the production output per hour by the number of hours in a day gives the daily production output. however, in general, each factory has its own equipment utilization rate (utilization), that is, what proportion of the time each piece of equipment spends on actual production and what proportion of the time is spent on maintenance, repair, etc. the higher the utilization rate, the more time the equipment is used for product production. under normal circumstances, the general empirical value is 85%, that is, the utilization rate of the equipment =85%. it can be concluded from this that the daily production output of the actual factory is: upd 3600 t t ∗ s ∗ 24 ∗ 85% 3 from the above definition analysis, it can be concluded that the daily output in the actual production environment is based on the theoretical upd and takes into account the actual equipment utilization rate. how to increase the quantity of products produced every day is related to the following factors: (1) test time, the test time of the product is inversely proportional to uph. the longer the test time, the less uph, which directly affects uph. (2) index time, the waiting time between each test of one product and the next product is inversely proportional to uph. the longer the index time, the less uph. (3) site, the number of products tested simultaneously each time touchdown, is directly proportional to uph. the more products tested simultaneously, the more uph. (4) utilization, which determines the actual time that production equipment is used for output, is proportional to upd. the higher the utilization rate, the higher the upd. based on the above analysis, if more products are to be produced within a unit of time, it is necessary to optimize the above factors and adjust each factor to the output that is most conducive to production. thereby improving the efficiency of test production. fig 6. dd64 interface definition if the test time for each single chip is 1.6 seconds, the uph of the single site test is 1900 and the upd is 38760. since some test items can only be tested serially and when using multi-site testing, the index time of the sorter will increase. so during the 2site test, the test time was 1.8 seconds, uph=3500, and upd=71400. during the 4site test, the test duration was 2.1 seconds, with uph=5200 and upd=106080. it can be known from this that by developing the test 86 scheme of four sites with the same resource allocation, the daily production capacity can be increased by 48.57%. in the case of full order load, the time occupied by this product on the machine can be saved. meanwhile, the adapter board developed by this solution can be used for the development and optimization of other products. 3.4. test data processing and analysis (1) real-time data acquisition and monitoring: ate devices can simultaneously send test instructions to multiple mcu chips and receive the returned test responses. the response data contains key information such as the working status and performance parameters of the chip. for example, data collection points are set in the test program to ensure that the corresponding data is obtained in a timely manner after each test operation. ensure the stability of the monitoring and testing process, and conduct real-time monitoring of key indicators such as the test pass rate, test time, and error rate. once abnormal fluctuations are detected, the alarm mechanism will be triggered immediately to promptly investigate the problem. (2) data preprocessing and cleaning: the collected raw test data contains noise, outliers or missing values, which need to be preprocessed for subsequent analysis. data preprocessing includes steps such as removing duplicate data, filling in missing values, and smoothing noise. after cleaning, the data is more accurate and reliable, providing a solid foundation for subsequent analysis. in the parallel testing environment, the complexity of data preprocessing and cleaning increases significantly. processing data from multiple chips simultaneously requires the design of efficient data processing algorithms to ensure the completion of data preprocessing within a limited time. (3) data visualization and preliminary analysis: after preprocessing and cleaning, the test data needs to be preliminarily analyzed through visualization. data visualization visually presents the distribution, trends and outliers of data, providing clues for subsequent in-depth analysis. in parallel testing, various forms such as charts, curves, and scatter plots are used to present test data. for instance, bar charts are used to compare the test pass rates of different chips, line graphs are used to show the changing trend of test time with test batches, and scatter plots are used to analyze the correlation between performance parameters. (4) in-depth data analysis and mining: conduct in-depth analysis of test data to extract more valuable information. in statistical analysis, calculate the mean, variance, maximum value, minimum value and other statistical indicators of the test data to understand the overall distribution of the data. in the correlation analysis, the correlations among different performance parameters are explored to provide a basis for the optimal design of the chip. in cluster analysis, similar test data are grouped into one category to discover potential types of test patterns. fig 7. the failure rate presents a typical "bathtub curve" feature (5) intelligent data processing and analysis technology: with the continuous development of artificial intelligence technology, intelligent data processing and analysis technology has been widely applied in the testing of mcu chips. introduce algorithms such as machine learning and deep learning to conduct high-level analysis and mining of test data. for example, machine learning algorithms are used to classify and predict test data to identify potential defects. use deep learning technology to complete feature extraction of test data and discover hidden test patterns. 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[5] a. i s ,mohammad s ,k. i j .test time reduction of 3d stacked ics using ternary coded simultaneous bi-directional signaling in parallel test ports[j].ieee transactions on computer-aided design of integrated circuits and systems, 2020, 1-1. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 114 improvement of data cleaning and quality assessment methods under big data environment qiao song *, zengren song the national computer network emergency response technical handling coordination center liaoning branch, shenyang liaoning, 110000, china * corresponding author: qiao song (email: 348936306@qq.com) abstract: in the era of big data, the scale and complexity of data have increased dramatically, and data cleaning and quality assessment have become key links to ensure data availability and value. this paper deeply explores the improvement of data cleaning and quality assessment methods under big data environment, analyzes the limitations of traditional methods, and elaborates on various data cleaning technologies, such as outlier detection, missing value processing, duplicate value processing, etc., as well as the construction of a multi-dimensional indicator system for data quality assessment. through case analysis, the effect of the improved method in practical application is demonstrated, and the future development trend is prospected, aiming to provide strong support for the effective use of big data and promote more accurate decisions based on high-quality data in various fields. keywords: big data; data cleaning; quality assessment; outlier detection; multi-dimensional indicators. 1. introduction with the rapid development of information technology, the era of big data has arrived. the amount of data is growing exponentially, and its sources are wide and diverse, covering structured, semi-structured and unstructured data. these data contain huge value and play a key role in various fields such as business decision-making, scientific research, medical health, financial risk control, etc. however, the complexity of big data also brings serious data quality problems. there are errors, missing values, duplications, inconsistencies, etc. in a large amount of data, which seriously affect the availability of data and the accuracy of analysis results. if decisions are made based on low-quality data, it may lead to wrong decisions, resulting in huge economic losses and waste of resources. data cleaning, as a key step to improve data quality, aims to identify and correct errors in data, fill missing values, eliminate duplicate data, etc., so that the data meets the standards for analysis or application [1]. data quality assessment is a quantitative evaluation of multiple dimensions such as data integrity, accuracy, consistency, and timeliness, providing a basis for data cleaning and data optimization. therefore, it is of great practical significance to study the improvement of data cleaning and quality assessment methods under the big data environment, which can improve the quality and value of data, provide reliable data support for the development of various fields, and help achieve scientific decision-making based on data. this paper mainly studies the improvement of data cleaning and quality assessment methods under the big data environment. in terms of data cleaning, in-depth research is conducted on key technologies such as outlier detection, missing value processing, and duplicate value processing, and new algorithms and strategies are explored to improve cleaning efficiency and effectiveness [2]. for data quality assessment, a comprehensive and scientific multidimensional indicator system is constructed, including dimensions such as integrity, accuracy, consistency, and timeliness, and corresponding evaluation methods and quantitative indicators are studied [3]. at the same time, through actual case analysis, the feasibility and effectiveness of the improved method in practical application are verified. in terms of research methods, the literature research method is adopted to widely consult relevant domestic and foreign literature to understand the research status and development trend of data cleaning and quality assessment under the big data environment, providing a theoretical basis for the research of this paper [4]. using the case analysis method, representative actual cases are selected to conduct a detailed analysis of the application process and effect of the improved method, and summarize the experience and shortcomings. in addition, the comparative analysis method is also used to compare the improved method with the traditional method to highlight the advantages and innovations of the improved method. by comprehensively using a variety of research methods, the comprehensiveness and in-depth research are ensured, providing valuable reference for the improvement of data cleaning and quality assessment methods under the big data environment. 2. analysis of data quality problems under the big data environment 2.1. manifestations of data quality problems 2.1.1. missing data missing data is one of the common problems in big data. in the process of data collection, due to various reasons, such as equipment failure, human negligence, data transmission interruption, etc., some data may not be successfully collected. for example, in the user purchase records of e-commerce platforms, there may be missing information such as the price and purchase quantity of certain orders; in the electronic medical record data in the medical and health field, there may be missing information about certain examination results and diagnostic information of patients [5]. missing data will affect the integrity and accuracy of data analysis. if data containing a large number of missing values is directly analyzed, the 115 analysis results may be biased and unable to truly reflect the inherent laws of the data. 2.1.2. data errors data errors are manifested as data values that do not match the actual situation. this may be caused by data entry errors, sensor failures, algorithm calculation errors, etc. for example, in the financial data of an enterprise, the amount may be entered incorrectly, resulting in deviations in the financial statements; in meteorological monitoring data, due to sensor failures, incorrect temperature, humidity and other data may be recorded [6]. incorrect data can mislead decisions, and decisions made based on incorrect data may have serious consequences for the enterprise or organization. 2.1.3. data duplication there is a large amount of duplicate data in big data, which will take up additional storage space and increase the time and cost of data processing. the reasons for data duplication may be multiple collections during the data collection process, incorrect merging during data integration, etc. for example, in a customer relationship management system, the same customer's information may appear multiple times in the system due to repeated entry of customer information by different departments; in the data obtained by web crawlers, a large amount of duplicate web page content may appear due to repeated crawling of web pages [7]. duplicate data not only wastes resources, but also may affect the accuracy of data analysis and cause deviations in analysis results. 2.1.4. data inconsistency data inconsistency refers to different forms of data with the same meaning in different data sources or different parts of the same data source. this may be caused by inconsistent data standards and asynchronous data updates. for example, in multiple business systems of an enterprise, the customer gender field may be represented by "male" or "female" in one system and "1" or "0" in another system; in the product information of an e-commerce platform, warehouses in different regions may have inconsistent inventory records for the same product. data inconsistency will bring difficulties to data integration and analysis and reduce data availability. 2.2. causes of data quality problems 2.2.1. problems in data collection during the data collection process, the performance and stability of the equipment have an important impact on data quality. if the collection equipment is aging, inaccurate or fails, wrong or inaccurate data may be collected. for example, if the sensors in industrial production have not been calibrated for a long time, the collected production parameter data may deviate. in addition, human factors cannot be ignored. for example, if the data entry personnel make mistakes, they may enter wrong data. at the same time, the rationality of the data collection method is also crucial [8]. if the collected samples are not representative or the collection frequency is unreasonable, the collected data may not accurately reflect the overall situation, resulting in data quality problems. 2.2.2. impact of data storage and transmission process during the data storage process, the reliability of the storage medium is a key factor. if the storage device has hardware failures, such as hard disk damage, memory errors, etc., it may cause data loss or damage. in addition, the choice of data storage format will also affect data quality. if the storage format is incompatible or non-standard, errors may occur when reading and processing data [9]. during data transmission, the stability and security of the network have an important impact on data quality. network fluctuations, interruptions or hacker attacks may cause data transmission errors, loss or tampering. for example, in a cloud storage environment, if the network is unstable during data upload and download, incomplete data transmission may occur. 2.2.3. insufficient data processing and management in the process of data processing, the accuracy and stability of the algorithm are crucial. if there are defects in the data processing algorithm, new errors may be introduced in the process of data cleaning, conversion, analysis, etc. for example, in the data clustering algorithm, if the parameter setting is unreasonable, the clustering results may be inaccurate. at the same time, the imperfection of the data management mechanism will also lead to data quality problems [10]. the lack of an effective data quality monitoring and evaluation system makes it impossible to discover and correct data quality problems in a timely manner; the irregular data management process, such as untimely data updates and chaotic data authority management, may affect data quality. 2.3. the impact of data quality issues on big data applications 2.3.1. increased risk of decision-making errors big data plays an important role in the decision-making of enterprises and organizations. however, low-quality data will lead to inaccurate analysis results, and the decisions made based on these inaccurate results may be far from the actual situation, thereby increasing the risk of decision-making errors [11]. for example, when conducting market analysis and product positioning, if enterprises use erroneous or missing data, they may make wrong market trend judgments and consumer demand analysis, which will lead to wrong product development directions and failed marketing strategies, causing huge economic losses to enterprises. 2.3.2. unreliable data analysis results data quality issues seriously affect the reliability of data analysis. wrong, missing or duplicate data will interfere with the operation of data analysis algorithms, making the analysis results unable to truly reflect the inherent laws of the data. for example, in machine learning model training, if low-quality data is used, the accuracy of the model may decrease, the generalization ability may deteriorate, and accurate prediction and classification may not be possible. in scientific research, unreliable data analysis results may mislead the research direction, waste a lot of scientific research resources, and hinder scientific progress. 2.3.3. waste of resources processing low-quality data requires a lot of time, computing resources and storage resources. enterprises and organizations need to invest additional manpower and material resources to clean and repair data, which is undoubtedly a waste of resources. for example, in order to process duplicate data, a lot of computing resources are needed for data comparison and deletion; in order to fill missing values, complex data interpolation and estimation may be required, which increases the cost of data processing. in addition, decision-making errors and unreliable data analysis results caused by data quality issues will also indirectly cause waste of resources, such as ineffective investment made by enterprises due to wrong decisions. 116 3. data cleaning technology in big data environment 3.1. outlier detection method 3.1.1. statistical-based method the statistical outlier detection method uses the statistical characteristics of the data to identify outliers. among them, the most commonly used method is based on the mean and standard deviation [12]. this method assumes that the data follows a normal distribution. according to the properties of the normal distribution, most of the data should be concentrated near the mean, and data points that deviate from the mean by more than a certain multiple of the standard deviation are considered outliers. for example, in a data set , , ⋯ , , calculate its mean and standard deviation . for data point , if | | ( is a constant, usually 2 or 3), then can be considered an outlier. another statistical method is based on the interquartile range (iqr) method. first, calculate the first quartile and the third quartile of the data, iqr . then determine the boundaries of the outliers, with the lower limit being 1.5 and the upper limit being 1.5 . data points outside this boundary are considered outliers. this method has no strict requirements on the distribution of data and is applicable to many types of data. 3.1.2. distance-based methods distance-based outlier detection methods determine whether they are outliers by calculating the distance between data points (figure 1). common distance measurement methods include euclidean distance, manhattan distance, etc. for a given data point, calculate its distance to other data points. if the distance between the data point and most of the data points is greater than a certain threshold, it is considered an outlier. fig 1. distance-based outlier detection method for example, in a two-dimensional data set , , for a data point , , calculate its euclidean distance , with other data points , . set a distance threshold , if the distance between data point and more than a certain proportion (such as 90%) of data points is greater than , then is judged as an outlier. distance-based methods are intuitive and easy to understand, but the amount of calculation is large, especially in high-dimensional data sets, the complexity of distance calculation will increase significantly. 3.1.3. density-based methods density-based outlier detection methods consider outliers to be data points located in low-density areas (figure 2). among them, the dbscan (density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise) algorithm is a typical density-based method. the algorithm identifies clusters and outliers in the data by defining core points, boundary points, and noise points. a core point is a data point that contains at least minpts data points within a certain radius ϵ; a boundary point is a data point that is within the neighborhood of a core point, but the number of data points in its own neighborhood is less than minpts; a noise point is a data point that is neither a core point nor a boundary point, and is usually regarded as an outlier. fig 2. density-based outlier detection method flow in practical applications, the dbscan algorithm can effectively process data clusters with arbitrary shapes and identify noise points, i.e. outliers. however, this method is sensitive to the selection of parameters ϵ and minpts, and different parameter settings may lead to different clustering and outlier detection results. 3.2. missing value processing technology 3.2.1. deletion method the deletion method is the simplest method to handle missing values, which is divided into two cases: deleting records and deleting variables. when the proportion of missing values in the data set is small and the missing values are more dispersed in the records, you can consider deleting records containing missing values. for example, in a customer information table, if there are missing values in multiple important fields in a customer record, and the number of such records is small, deleting these records will have little impact on the overall data analysis. however, when missing values account for a large proportion of a variable, it may be more appropriate to delete the variable. for example, in a questionnaire data set, the missing rate of answers to a question is as high as 50%, and the importance of the question to the analysis is relatively low. at this time, deleting this variable can reduce the complexity of data processing. however, the deletion method may lead to a reduction in the amount of data and the loss of some information, especially when the deleted records or variables 117 contain valuable information, which may affect the accuracy of data analysis. 3.2.2. filling method the filling method is to fill the missing values with a certain value. common filling methods include mean filling, median filling, mode filling, etc. mean filling is to use the average value of the non-missing values of the variable where the missing value is located as the filling value. for example, for a student score data set, there are missing values in a certain course score. the average of the scores of other students in the course is calculated and the missing value is filled with this average value. median filling is to fill with the median of the non-missing value. this method can better reflect the central trend of the data when there are extreme values in the data. mode filling is suitable for categorical variables, and the missing values are filled with the category values with the highest frequency. in addition, more complex methods can also be used, such as filling based on regression models. by establishing a regression model between other variables and the variable where the missing value is located, using known data to predict the missing value and fill it, this method can better utilize the correlation between data, but the computational complexity is high. 3.2.3. multiple imputation method multiple imputation method is a more complex and effective method for handling missing values. it first fills in missing values multiple times to generate multiple complete data sets. then each complete data set is analyzed separately, and finally the final conclusion is obtained by combining multiple analysis results. common multiple imputation methods include markov chain monte carlo (mcmc) method. the mcmc method constructs a markov chain, randomly samples missing values under the condition of given observed data, and gradually generates multiple imputed data sets. this method takes into account the uncertainty of missing values and can more accurately estimate parameters and perform statistical inference. however, the multiple imputation method has a large amount of calculation, requires high computing resources and time costs, and has high technical requirements. in practical applications, it needs to be selected according to specific circumstances. 3.3. duplicate value processing strategy 3.3.1. hash table-based method the hash table-based duplicate value processing method is to use hash functions to map data records to hash tables. hash functions can convert data of any length into hash values of fixed length. for each data record in a large data set, calculate its hash value and store it in a hash table. when encountering a new data record, calculate its hash value again. if the same hash value already exists in the hash table, further compare the specific content of the data record to determine whether it is a duplicate value. for example, in a data set containing a large amount of product information, the unique identifier of the product (such as product id) is used as the input of the hash function to calculate the hash value. the product information and the corresponding hash value are stored in the hash table. when processing new product information, quickly determine whether there may be duplication by calculating the hash value. this method can quickly locate possible duplicate values and greatly improve the efficiency of duplicate value detection, but hash conflicts may occur, that is, different data records calculate the same hash value, and further comparison of data content is required at this time. 3.3.2. sorting and comparison method the sorting and comparison method is to first sort the data in the data set according to one or more key attributes, and then compare adjacent data records in turn to find duplicate values. for example, in an employee information table, sort by employee id, and then compare the information of adjacent employees in turn. if all the information is the same, it is considered a duplicate record. sorting algorithms can choose efficient sorting algorithms such as quick sort and merge sort to improve the efficiency of sorting. this method is simple and intuitive, and does not require additional complex data structures. however, in large data sets, the time complexity of sorting is high, especially when the amount of data is very large, it may take up a lot of memory and time resources. in order to optimize the performance of the sorting comparison method in a big data environment, a block sorting method can be used. divide a large data set into multiple smaller blocks, sort and detect duplicate values for each block separately, and then merge the processed blocks. this can reduce the amount of data sorted in a single time and reduce memory pressure. at the same time, it can also process each data block in parallel to a certain extent, improving the overall processing efficiency. in addition, the sorting comparison method can also be combined with other methods to give full play to their respective advantages. for example, a hash table-based method is first used for preliminary screening to quickly find possible sets of duplicate values, and then these suspected duplicate data sets are accurately compared using the sorting comparison method to further confirm whether they are true duplicate values. this combination method can make full use of the fast positioning ability of the hash table method and the precise judgment ability of the sorting comparison method, while ensuring accuracy and improving the efficiency of processing duplicate value problems in large data sets. 4. conclusion this paper systematically studies the improvement of data cleaning and quality assessment methods in the big data environment, and proposes innovative methods and strategies. in terms of data cleaning, the comprehensive application of multiple advanced technologies effectively solves problems such as data missing, errors, and duplications. the construction of a data quality assessment index system realizes the accurate evaluation of data in multiple dimensions. through data simulation, the improved method is applied to simulated large-scale complex data sets. the results show that the improved method far exceeds the traditional method in processing efficiency and result accuracy. this fully proves the effectiveness and superiority of the improved method. in the future, with the continuous development of big data technology, data cleaning and quality assessment methods still need to continue to innovate to adapt to the ever-changing data environment and application needs. 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[12] chen, l., zhou, n., zhu, p., & yuan, y. dataset for agricultural knowledge graph construction. journal of agricultural big data, vol. 6(2024) no. 1, p. 1-8. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 2, 2025 24 a review of business data security based on differential privacy protection fanjing dong * college of transportation engineering, chang'an university, xi'an, shaanxi, 710018, china * corresponding author email: fanjing0607@outlook.com abstract: this paper summarizes the current status of the application of differential privacy technology in commercial data protection, and discusses its theoretical foundation, application methods and future development direction. by introducing a random noise mechanism, differential privacy ensures that an attacker cannot infer individual privacy information through statistical analysis during data release or query, while maintaining the analytical value of the data. this paper summarizes the main research results of differential privacy, analyzes its application prospects in the big data environment, and proposes that differential privacy technology has a wide range of application potentials in commercial data protection as well as future research directions. keywords: differential privacy; big data; privacy protection; commercial data security. 1. introduction with the rapid development of artificial intelligence, a large amount of commercial information is becoming increasingly transparent in the data network, especially in the booming e-commerce, it is particularly urgent and crucial to protect commercial privacy data and prevent privacy invasion, which is largely related to the survival and development of related enterprises. differential privacy, as a means of cryptography that consists of a rigorous mathematical foundation and a quantitative formal proof of the risk of privacy leakage, can effectively resist differential attacks and become a new privacy protection model. differential privacy algorithms formed by combining differential privacy protection with the topic of data security protection in the commercial field can make the protected data widely used for accurate data analysis [1]. the purpose of this paper is to overview the current status of the application of differential privacy technology in commercial data protection, analyze its advantages and shortcomings, and explore the future research direction. 2. differential privacy data security 2.1. definition and theoretical foundations of differential privacy differential privacy, as a cutting-edge privacy-preserving technique, effectively prevents an attacker from inferring the existence or non-existence of individual data records based on query results by introducing random noise into the original data. its core definition is that for any two datasets differing by only one data point, the probability distribution of the output results produced by the differential privacy mechanism is nearly the same. in contrast to traditional privacypreserving schemes, the differential privacy model assumes that the attacker has maximum background knowledge, i.e., the attacker is able to obtain information about all other records except the target record. differential privacy techniques are based on rigorous mathematical formulae derivation, which can effectively solve the problems of overreliance on the attacker's background knowledge and lack of quantitative analysis and evaluation in traditional privacy protection techniques [2]. 2.2. differential privacy in big data privacy protection differential privacy technology achieves a balance between privacy protection and data utility by adding noise (e.g., laplace noise or gaussian noise) to the data, which not only effectively protects privacy, but also ensures the accuracy of the statistical analysis results. google's rappor project, for example, randomizes user data with the help of differential privacy technology, which protects the user's privacy and allows google to obtain valuable information at the level of data aggregation, even if an attacker has auxiliary information that cannot be deduced from individual user details. this allows google to obtain valuable information at the level of data aggregation, so that even if an attacker gets hold of auxiliary information, he or she will not be able to deduce the details of a single user. 2.2.1. data release and query protection differential privacy techniques protect the privacy of a query by adding noise to the query results before the data is released, while maintaining the statistical properties of the data, such as in the case of sql queries. whether it is a simple select, count, sum query or a complex multi-table join query, differential privacy techniques can provide accurate query results without compromising privacy [3]. 2.2.2. machine learning and model training differential privacy techniques in the field of machine learning, on the other hand, protect data privacy by adding noise to the training process, such as the differential privacy optimized gradient descent algorithm (dp-sgd), which adds noise to the gradient update to protect the privacy of the training data while maintaining the performance and utility of the model. differential privacy techniques can also protect the privacy of model parameters at model release time [1]. 2.2.3. real-time data processing and dynamic updates differential privacy techniques are not only applicable to static data, but also support real-time data stream processing and dynamic data updates. for example, by adding noise in 25 statistical queries and dynamic updates of real-time data streams, differential privacy techniques can provide real-time data processing capabilities without compromising privacy. 2.2.4. data visualization and statistical analysis in data visualization and statistical analysis, differential privacy techniques protect privacy by adding noise when plotting heat maps, histograms, or calculating statistics such as mean and median. this approach provides accurate statistical analysis results without compromising privacy. 2.2.5. financial data analysis in the financial field, differential privacy techniques also play an important role. for example, in statistical analysis of financial data and querying of transaction data, by adding noise, differential privacy techniques can provide powerful analysis and processing capabilities without compromising privacy. 2.3. variations and improvements in differential privacy adaptation to business data 2.3.1. privacy budget management for differential privacy privacy budget management refers to the reasonable allocation of privacy budget in multiple queries or data releases to balance privacy protection and data utility. by reasonably allocating the privacy budget, the utility of data is maximized, resource optimization is achieved, and the continuity of privacy protection can be protected for a long period of time in multiple data releases, which is applicable to scenarios requiring multiple data releases, such as data analytics platforms, data sharing systems, and so on. 2.3.2. adaptive differential privacy adaptive differential privacy allows privacy-preserving mechanisms to dynamically adjust the amount of noise based on the sensitivity of the data. for example, increasing noise when data sensitivity is high and decreasing noise when sensitivity is low. dynamically adjusting the privacy protection intensity according to the sensitivity of the data improves data utility and can adapt to different data environments and privacy requirements. is suitable for scenarios that require dynamic adjustment of the privacy protection intensity, such as personalized recommender systems, dynamic data distribution, and so on. 2.3.3. continuous differential privacy continuous differential privacy mostly protects the privacy of real-time data streams by continuously adding noise, which can better adapt to the dynamic changes of data and ensure a consistent level of privacy protection during continuous data release. it is suitable for data streams that require real-time processing, such as financial transaction data, network traffic, etc. it can adapt to the dynamic changes of data and maintain the continuity of privacy protection, and can be applied to real-time data analysis, iot data streams, and online learning. 2.3.4. local differential privacy localized differential privacy is a method to protect privacy directly at the data source (client), ensuring that the data has been privacy-protected before it is uploaded to the server, so that even if the data collector is not trustworthy, the user's privacy cannot be inferred. it is particularly suitable for distributed scenarios such as internet of things (iot) and mobile devices, and is widely used in privacy-preserving search engines, advertising systems, and mobile application data analysis. the definition of ldp can be formalized as follows: for any two adjacent datasets d and d′ and any possible output y, an algorithm a is called a (ε,δ)-local differential privacy algorithm if it satisfies the following condition: pr[a(x)∈y] ≤ eεpr[a(x′) ∈y] + δ where x and x′ are individual data points in d and d′ , respectively. 3. analysis of the current state of research 3.1. chronological research development the concept of differential privacy was first formally introduced by cynthia dwork in 2006, by adding noise to the data, making it impossible for an attacker to infer the existence or non-existence of individual data records from the query results [4]. in 2007, dwork et al. further proposed a laplace noise-based differential privacy mechanism, which preserves the statistical properties of the data while protecting privacy. subsequently, differential privacy techniques have made important advances in several areas. in 2010, research began to focus on the application of differential privacy to real datasets [5]. in 2011, the (ε, δ)-differential privacy variant was proposed for scenarios that require trade-offs between privacy and utility [6, 7]. in 2012, the gradient descent algorithm for differential privacy optimization (dp -sgd) was proposed to protect the privacy of machine learning training data. in 2014, google introduced rappor (randomized aggregatable privacy-preserving ordinal response), which is a technique based on local differential privacy (ldp) that enables the privacy of data directly on the client side [8]. in 2015, the research began to explore the application of differential privacy to internet of things (iot) data, proposing differential privacy mechanisms applicable to iot devices to protect sensor data privacy. in 2016, breakthroughs were made in the application of differential privacy in deep learning, and optimized deep learning algorithms were proposed, which were widely used in tasks such as image classification and natural language processing [9]. in 2017, a privacy budget management mechanism was proposed, which reasonably allocates the privacy budget to maximize the utility of the data, and the differential privacy technique has been widely used in the fields of data mining, data publishing, and machine learning [10]. in 2018, adaptive differential privacy mechanism was proposed to maximize data output, dynamically adjusting the amount of noise according to data sensitivity, which improves the adaptability in dynamic data environments [11]. in 2020, privacy-preserving model release mechanisms are proposed to protect the privacy of model parameters, which are widely used in healthcare data analysis and financial risk prediction [12]. in 2021, research begins to focus on the convergence of differential privacy and blockchain technology, and explores how to further enhance the privacy protection of data through blockchain technology [13]. in 2022, differential privacy technology makes advances in the processing of real-time data streams, and proposes mechanisms applicable to real-time data streams to protect the privacy of dynamic data, which are applied to network traffic analysis and financial transaction monitoring [14]. processing, and propose mechanisms applicable to real-time data streams to protect dynamic data privacy, which can be applied to 26 network traffic analysis and financial transaction monitoring [14]. in 2023, the noise addition mechanism of differential privacy is optimized to reduce the impact of noise on data utility and improve the applicability in large-scale data analysis [15]. in 2024, differential privacy makes a breakthrough in distributed machine learning, and a mechanism applicable to distributed machine learning is proposed to protect the training data privacy, which is widely used in federated learning [16]. differential privacy technology has made breakthroughs in several key areas such as machine learning, federated learning, and real-time data stream processing. with the continuous optimization and expansion of related technologies, differential privacy is expected to play a more important role in the privacy protection field. 3.2. domestic and international research status 3.2.1. status of domestic research in china, the core objective of protecting commercial data is to fully explore its value while realizing the balance of interests of multiple parties and promoting the formation of a win-win situation. the formulation of a legal framework that suits the development law of commercial data is crucial to promoting the healthy circulation of commercial data in the market and maintaining a market environment of fair competition. at present, policymaking in the field of antiunfair competition is relatively more centralized. from the informatics perspective, a study has proposed a malicious behavior detection scheme based on machine learning to effectively deal with the problem of data risk identification; from the management perspective, a comprehensive scheme for commercial data risk assessment and management has been proposed. in the field of mobile internet, differential privacy techniques have been widely recognized. data collection, sharing and analysis techniques based on local differential privacy models have been widely used, and large internet companies, such as google, apple and microsoft, have applied localized differential privacy techniques to their actual products. in addition, uber and volcano engine use centralized differential privacy technology in their data platforms to ensure the security of users' private data. zhao peipei pointed out from the perspective of jurisprudence that the protection of commercial data faces many dilemmas. due to the diverse forms of commercial data, some of the data are difficult to be recognized as trade secrets, thus failing to obtain corresponding protection [17]. qingqing ye et al. provide an in-depth analysis of the research status of localized differential privacy in china. in the untrustworthy third-party data collector scenario, the localized differential privacy technique emerges. the technique has strong privacy protection capability, which not only can fully consider the background knowledge of the attacker and quantify the degree of privacy protection, but also can perturb the data locally to effectively resist the privacy attacks of untrustworthy third parties and provide all-round protection for sensitive information [18]. 3.2.2. current status of foreign research internationally, protection measures for commercial data focus on key areas such as privacy protection, data control, data transmission and government regulation. in europe and the united states, in the era of big data, research on data protection for trade secrets and other data has been relatively perfect and mature. arijit sarkar and other scholars delve into data protection mechanisms based on differential privacy through case studies of many foreign industries, and they propose that many large international companies such as google and apple are widely adopting the centralized model approach of federated learning, which usually collects data from users' mobile devices and processes the data in the cloud to build centralized machine learning models, and differential privacy techniques are used to quantify the level of privacy protection in databases. meanwhile, the future optimization direction of differential privacy mentioned in the paper is to minimize the fluctuation of data accuracy due to noise protection, and utilize other data algorithms such as laplace, so as to achieve a better balance between privacy protection and data utility [19]. scholars such as krishna mohan pd shrivastva have pointed out that big data is a huge collection of structured, unstructured and semi-structured data, and its complexity requires a privacy-preserving mechanism that is independent of the underlying data structure and record type. differential privacy techniques have attracted attention for their compatibility with various types of datasets. incorporating differential privacy into commercial data security protection is a practical strategy, but there are limitations to this approach, i.e., it may have some impact on the integrity of the data in some cases. when commercial data does not require high accuracy, differential privacy techniques can be directly applied; however, if data accuracy is critical, existing algorithms need to be optimized or other algorithms need to be introduced to combine with them to achieve better privacy protection [20]. 4. business data protection 4.1. theoretical research protection differential privacy builds a strong privacy protection framework that makes it difficult to restore the privacy details of individual users even if the attacker has additional background information. this is highly compatible with the three core features of big data (large data volume, fast processing speed, and diverse data types), and can effectively address various privacy challenges in big data scenarios. differential privacy technology not only protects privacy but also preserves the analytic value of data, which is widely used in the fields of commercial data analytics and machine learning, and helps enterprises meet the requirements of data protection regulations, as exemplified by the european union's general data protection regulation (gdpr) and the u.s.'s california consumer privacy act (ccpa) [21] [22]. 4.2. business data security case studies to balance user data privacy protection and model performance in machine learning model training, microsoft developed the differential privacy optimized gradient descent algorithm (dp-sgd). by adding noise (e.g., laplace noise or gaussian noise) during the gradient update process and accurately regulating the noise intensity, the algorithm effectively prevents the attacker from inferring individual user's private information from the noisy gradient, successfully realizing the balance between privacy protection and model performance and utility, so that the user's sensitive information can be adequately protected, even in the event of a data leakage. this 27 privacy protection mechanism is widely used in microsoft's azure machine learning platform and cortana voice assistant. figure 1. dp-sgd algorithm implementation flow microsoft has developed the smartnoise platform, an open-source differential privacy tool designed to help organizations and researchers perform data analysis and machine learning while protecting privacy. figure 2. smartnoise platform privacy protection flow the smartnoise platform includes core libraries that provide differential privacy algorithms and mechanisms, support for multiple programming languages (e.g., python and r), and ensure memory security; a sql data access layer that allows users to build analytic graphs through the sql language, and sql data access support for multiple database engines (e.g., sql server, postgresql, spark, etc.) layer can ensure privacy budget management for each query privacy protection through privacy budget (epsilon) management. microsoft supports the generation of differential privacy synthetic data for machine learning and deep learning tasks through the smartnoise platform, such as the use of techniques such as differential privacy generative adversarial networks (dp-gans) and improved pategans, which can be used to generating high-quality synthetic data while preserving privacy [23]. 5. summary and outlook 5.1. discussion and analysis although differential privacy performs well in balancing privacy protection and data utility, it still faces many challenges in practical applications. while adding noise protects privacy, it may also significantly degrade data utility, especially in high-precision analysis tasks where differential privacy struggles to meet data accuracy requirements. the allocation and management of privacy budgets also need to be precisely computed, otherwise it may lead to insufficient privacy protection or data utility degradation. the management of privacy budgets becomes especially complex in multiple query or data distribution scenarios, and needs to be dynamically adjusted to accommodate different query requirements. the implementation of differential privacy techniques requires some computational overhead, especially in terms of noise addition and privacy budget management. for largescale datasets and complex queries, this computational overhead may significantly increase and thus affect the efficiency of the system. differential privacy is mainly suitable for statistical analysis and machine learning model training, while its applicability may be limited for certain application scenarios that require precise data, such as financial transactions. although differential privacy provides strong privacy protection, it cannot completely prevent privacy leakage in some cases especially when the attacker has a large amount of auxiliary information. in 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(2021). problematic code implementation of local sensitivity. differential privacy code implementation series (viii). retrieved from https://blog.csdn.net/ qq_41691212/ article/ details/121772608. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 1, 2025 30 application of reinforcement learning to uav decision making and path planning chuqiao cheng * queen mary school hainan, beijing university of posts and telecommunications, lingshui li autonomous county, hainan province, china * corresponding author email: chengchuqiao@bupt.edu.cn abstract: the aim of this study is to systematically explore the framework and potential of reinforcement learning for uav decision-making and path planning. the article firstly analyses the core advantages of reinforcement learning over traditional planning methods. its ability to cope with environmental uncertainty, achieve multi-objective optimisation, and complete endto-end decision-making. then, by focusing on three typical application scenarios, namely autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance, multi-uav collaboration, and resource-constrained planning, the paper analyses the technical path and effectiveness of reinforcement learning in solving key problems in specific domains. despite the challenges of sample efficiency, security, and interpretability, cutting-edge developments such as simulation-to-reality migration and constrained reinforcement learning are continuing to drive the technology towards practicality. the systematic discussion in this study aims to provide theoretical references for cross-disciplinary research on reinforcement learning and robotics, and to lay an important technical foundation for building the next-generation intelligent, robust and adaptive unmanned aerial systems. keywords: reinforcement learning; drones; path planning. 1. introduction the rapid development of the uav industry has promoted its large-scale application in logistics and transport, geographic mapping, agricultural monitoring, emergency rescue and security defence. with the continuous expansion of application scenarios, uavs are facing increasingly complex operating environments, especially in urban canyons, indoor spaces, and unstructured environments with dynamic obstacles, where traditional decision-making and planning methods based on a priori information about the environment face significant challenges. these complex environments put forward higher requirements on the autonomous decisionmaking capability of the vehicle, and there is an urgent need to develop new intelligent decision-making methods. in recent years, the research on the application of reinforcement learning in uav decision-making and path planning has made significant progress, and its application scope has been extended from single-aircraft obstacle avoidance to complex scenarios such as multi-aircraft collaboration. first, in terms of single-aircraft navigation in complex environments, researchers have used deep reinforcement learning (drl) algorithms to train uavs to achieve end-to-end autonomous flight and dynamic obstacle avoidance by relying only on on-board visual sensors, which significantly improves the survivability in unknown gps denial environments [1]. second, in the field of multi-uav cooperative control, the multi-intelligence reinforcement learning (marl) method based on a centralised trainingdistributed execution framework is successfully applied to solve the cooperative search and target rounding problem of uav swarms under communication-constrained conditions, demonstrating excellent group intelligence [2]. finally, in terms of persistent operation under resource constraints, the study enables uavs to autonomously learn the optimal path that takes into account both task completion and energy efficiency by integrating constraints such as energy consumption and flight time into the reward function, effectively extending their operational flight time in inspection, mapping and other tasks [3]. together, these research results demonstrate the effectiveness and great potential of reinforcement learning in solving complex realworld problems of uavs. this study systematically explores the application of reinforcement learning in uav decision-making and path planning. firstly, it analyses the advantages of reinforcement learning over traditional methods in terms of environment adaptability, multi-objective optimization and end-to-end decision-making; secondly, it focuses on the solutions and effectiveness in three major scenarios, namely, autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance, multi-machine collaborative control, and resource-constrained planning; and lastly, in view of the challenges of sample efficiency and safety, it explores the key directions of development, such as simulation migration and constraint optimization, which provides theoretical references to the research and development of intelligent uav systems. theoretical references are provided. 2. advantages of reinforcement learning over traditional methods traditional methods rely heavily on accurate environment models and face the bottleneck of inefficient replanning and a lack of adaptability in dynamic and uncertain environments. in contrast, rl autonomously learns the optimal policy by interacting with the environment, which has many advantages, as shown in table 1. firstly, it has excellent environment generalisation and dynamic adaptation capabilities, and the trained strategies can make real-time and robust obstacle avoidance decisions for dynamic obstacles directly based on local observations, without the need for explicit global maps and frequent replanning. secondly, rl achieves comprehensive optimality under multi-objective, and its 31 reward function mechanism can co-optimise multiple constraints, such as path length, energy consumption, task time and safety, so as to plan a path that is not the shortest but the most globally efficient one, which is especially suitable for resource-sensitive tasks such as long flight time. finally, it provides a unified framework for complex collaborative decision-making. based on architectures such as centralised training-distributed execution, multi-uas can emerge efficient group intelligence based on local information alone under communication constraints, solving the distributed collaboration problem that is difficult to handle by traditional methods. as a result, rl elevates uavs from tools that execute predefined procedures to intelligences that can autonomously perceive, decide and learn in uncertain environments. table 1. comparison between traditional methods and reinforcement learning for uav path planning characteristic traditional methods reinforcement learning approach environmental model requires a precise global map/model. does not require an environmental model; learns through interaction based on partial perception. dynamic handling poor handling of dynamic obstacles; requires frequent replanning. inherently suitable for dynamic environments, the learned policy can adapt to changes. uncertainty robustness sensitive to sensor noise and model inaccuracies. can learn robust policies against uncertainties through extensive training. decision dimension typically limited to lowlevel path planning. enables hierarchical decision-making, integrating high-level and low-level control. optimality finds analytically or asymptotically optimal paths in static environments. seeks the solution with maximum expected return in uncertain environments, often yielding the most robust and safe, rather than the shortest, path. 3. application scenarios of reinforcement learning in uav decision planning 3.1. autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance compared with the traditional path planning algorithms, reinforcement learning gives a higher level of intelligence to autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance of uavs. traditional methods usually decompose navigation into multiple independent modules, such as ‘perception-map construction-planning-control’, and the error of each module will be transmitted step by step. reinforcement learning enables ‘end-to-end’ or ‘sense-action’ mapping. superior adaptability to dynamic and unknown environments is one of the most significant advantages of rl. in an indoor/forest scenario with gps denial, zhang yuntao uses the end-to-end framework of deep reinforcement learning (drl) to directly map visual images into continuous obstacle avoidance actions, which solves the problem of the traditional visual-slam method that requires pre-built maps and is difficult to adapt to unknown environments; the method trains the intelligences with ddpg, which eliminates the need for manual feature engineering, and has the advantages of ‘zero map initiation and real-time replanning’. the method uses ddpg to train the intelligent body, eliminating manual feature engineering, with the benefits of ‘zero map startup, real-time replanning’, and improving the task completion rate by 19.98% [4]. for the gps-deficient environments such as urban canyons and warehouses, li yang et al. proposed an end-to-end obstacle avoidance decision-making model based on ddpg, which inputs lidar point clouds or depth maps, and outputs continuous speed/attitude commands, solving the problems of discontinuous control and restricted direction of 3d-vfh; experiments show that ddpg trajectories are smoother and the collision rate is reduced by more than 35% [5]. 3.2. multi-uav collaboration reinforcement learning empowers multi-uav collaborative systems with distributed intelligence beyond traditional centralised or regularised approaches. its core advantage lies in the fact that, through a framework such as centralised training-distributed execution, each uav can make decisions relying only on local observations, thus achieving efficient collaboration in complex environments such as communication constraints. as shown in the collaborative search task, the method can significantly improve area coverage and reduce repeated search and energy consumption; while in collaborative localisation and formation maintenance, rl can actively dispatch uavs to estimate the status of out-of-place members through collaborative observation, so as to quickly recover the formation without external assistance. tailin zhou uses the multi-intelligent proximal policy optimisation (mappo) algorithm to learn a ‘who-goeswhere’ distributed search strategy for swarm uavs, which solves the problem of high repeat coverage and low target discovery rate of traditional parallel line/sector search in dynamic obstacle and communication-constrained environments. uavs to maintain synergy by relying only on local observations, with the benefits of increasing area coverage from 65% to 85% for independent flights and reducing the average flight distance by 20%, which significantly saves energy and shortens the golden time for search and rescue [6]. wan et al. used a deep q-network (dqn) to establish a ‘cooperative positioning scheduling’ pomdp model for gps denial environments, which solves the problem of maintaining formation after some uavs in swarm formation lose their positioning; updating the belief state by ekf and outputting the optimal observation-manoeuvre strategy by 32 dqn, which has the benefit of enabling three lost uavs to re-locate within 6 s [7]. positioning uavs converge back to a triangular formation with error <0.5m within 6s, the whole process does not require external base stations or pre-built maps, which significantly improves the robustness of the swarm under interference confrontation [7]. 3.3. energy optimised path planning reinforcement learning is able to autonomously learn flight strategies that take into account aerodynamics, wind field environment and its own dynamics by integrating energy consumption terms in its reward function. this data-driven approach allows the uav to not only complete its mission, but to perform it in the most globally energy-efficient manner. by interacting with the environment, the intelligence learns to make fine trade-offs between flight speed, acceleration, climb angle and energy consumption, resulting in intelligent behaviours such as using inertia to glide, choosing a leeward path or maintaining the most economical cruise speed. this is of key significance for improving the endurance and mission reliability of long endurance uavs in mapping and inspection missions. zhou et al. use a dual deep q network + prioritised experience replay (ddqn-per) to write real-time power consumption, link stability and data collection gain into a reward function, and learn a joint energy-savingcommunication strategy for multiple uavs performing mobile edge computing, which solves the problem of ‘speedheight-hover’ in a discrete action space. the per mechanism ensures the reuse of important experience, improves the convergence speed by 30%, reduces the total energy consumption by 20.2% compared with the shortest path method in the simulation of a 200-node iot region, and improves the timeliness of data collection by 14%, which verifies the potential of reinforcement learning for path optimisation in energy-constrained scenarios [8]. baierlein et al. proposed the multi-uav deep deterministic policy gradient (maddpg) data harvesting framework, which takes the ‘number of harvested bits propulsion energy collision penalty’ as a whole as a reward, and allows the swarm to learn ‘when to hover when to collide’ in the wind field. "the centralised training-distributed execution architecture enables zero-shot migration of strategies to different wind speeds, and the outdoor 3-aircraft experiments show that the total number of harvested bits is increased by 37% and the flight time is extended by 18% under the same power level, which significantly improves the performance of long endurance uavs in emergency communication and disaster area inspection missions. communication and disaster area inspection tasks [9]. 4. challenges and development 4.1. challenges although reinforcement learning empowers uavs with powerful environmental adaptation and decision-making capabilities, it still faces a number of challenges. the first challenge is the high sample complexity of the algorithms. intelligent systems usually need to undergo a large number of interaction trials before converging to an effective strategy, which leads to high time and economic costs and unacceptable operational risks associated with direct training on physical uav platforms. second, the safety of the training process cannot be ignored. the inherent randomness of the exploration phase is prone to induce catastrophic failures (e.g., crashes), which severely constrain online learning in the physical world. finally, the lack of interpretability and verifiability of policy models constitutes a central obstacle to their deployment in safety-critical scenarios. the black-box nature of deep neural networks makes it difficult to trace and diagnose their decision logic, which in turn makes it difficult to adequately ensure the robustness of the policies under extreme or adversarial conditions, and creates fundamental difficulties in the assessment and certification of system reliability. 4.2. future developments to address the above challenges, research in this area is focusing on improving the practicality, security and reliability of algorithms, and several clear technology trends have been formed. to address the bottleneck of sample efficiency and security, simulation-to-reality transfer learning has become a mainstream research paradigm. this approach effectively bridges the ‘simulation-reality’ gap by pre-training in highquality simulation environments and adopting domain randomisation techniques to enhance the generalisation of the model to the uncertainty of reality. meanwhile, constrained reinforcement learning (crel) and imitation learning (il) provide critical safety guarantees for the training process: crel translates safety requirements into hard constraints in the optimisation problem, while il derives a priori strategies from expert data such as traditional planners, both of which significantly reduce the physical risks associated with direct exploration. in terms of reward design, reverse reinforcement learning (rrl) demonstrates the value of reducing the reliance on human design experience by deriving reward functions from expert tutorials. finally, to address the issue of model trustworthiness, the fusion of interpretable ai for decision traceability and formal validation methods to rigorously prove the robustness of strategies is becoming an important way to build reliable uav intelligences. the synergistic development of these techniques together drives the transformation of reinforcement learning from theoretical algorithms to practical engineering solutions. 5. conclusion this study systematically explores the application value and practical path of reinforcement learning in uav decisionmaking and path planning. firstly, the unique advantages of reinforcement learning in terms of environment adaptability, multi-objective optimisation and end-to-end decision-making are explained by comparing with traditional planning methods. secondly, it focuses on analysing its solutions and effectiveness in three typical scenarios: autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance, multi-machine cooperative control and resource constraint planning. finally, for the existing challenges such as sample efficiency and safety, key development directions such as simulation migration and constraint optimisation are explored, providing theoretical references and technical paths for building a new generation of intelligent uav systems. references [1] kong x, zhang r, chen l, et al. energy-aware path planning for long-endurance uavs using constrained deep reinforcement learning. ieee transactions on vehicular technology, 2023, 72(5): 5891-5904. 33 [2] loquercio a, kaufmann e, ranftl r, et al. learning high-speed flight in the wild. science robotics, 2020, 6(59): eabg5810. 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[9] baierlein n, ayan ö, göktepe e, et al. multi-agent deep reinforcement learning for energy-efficient data harvesting with uav swarms. ieee open journal of the communications society, 2021, 2: 1171-1187. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 3, 2025 58 research on the enhanced application of artificial neural network models in photonic crystal design luetian shi * school of materials science and engineering, nanjing university of posts and telecommunications, nanjing, jiangsu 210023, china * corresponding author email: shilvetiannjupt@outlook.com abstract: photonic crystals, owing to their ability to precisely control photonic dispersion and localized fields, are extensively utilized in lasers, sensing, and optical information processing. however, their structural inverse design is highly dependent on numerical solvers such as fdtd and pwe, leading to significant computational demands and lengthy optimization cycles. to overcome this bottleneck, this paper proposes combining backpropagation (bp) artificial neural networks with the plane wave expansion (pwe) method to achieve rapid prediction of the dimensions of two-dimensional gaas-air triangular lattice photonic crystal microcavities. firstly, based on the defect-free photonic lattice, a two-dimensional gaas-air triangular lattice model was established using the plane wave expansion method implemented in mit photonic-bands. subsequently, on the basis of the photonic lattice with a microcavity, the defect-free lattice was replicated in a 5×5 supercell configuration, and an air column with radius r = 0.01a–0.50a was reintroduced at the center as a defect. then, after cleaning and rearranging the data using matlab, a dataset directly applicable for supervised learning was generated, and a three-layer backpropagation (bp) network was constructed. the hidden layer activation function was selected as tansig, the output layer employed purelin, and the training algorithm used was levenberg–marquardt. twenty samples were used for training, and five samples were used for testing. the results indicate that the network reduced the mean squared error of the validation set to 0.00040637 by the third iteration cycle, achieving a computational speed over three orders of magnitude faster than traditional methods; the best generalization performance on the test set achieved a correlation coefficient r² of 0.99987, with an average relative error maintained at approximately 0.8%, fully replicating the rigorous solutions of the pwe method. this study confirmed the feasibility of bpann for rapid inverse design of photonic crystals, offering a low-cost and highly efficient approach for prototype iteration of complex photonic devices such as lasers and sensors. keywords: photonic crystal; bp neural network; plane wave expansion method; rapid inverse design. 1. introduction photonic crystals are a class of artificial microstructures with dielectric constants that vary periodically in space, capable of forming photonic band gaps within specific frequency ranges. they enable precise control over electromagnetic wave propagation, allowing the optical field to exhibit band structure characteristics analogous to those of electrons in semiconductors. by virtue of their precise control over dispersion, mode density, and local fields, photonic crystals have been widely applied in ultracompact laser arrays, high-sensitivity sensing, and all-optical logic for high-speed optical information processing [1].simultaneously, the incorporation of photonic crystals into energy conversion platforms such as solar cells and organic light-emitting devices can significantly enhance absorption and light extraction efficiencies, thereby demonstrating substantial value in the fields of new energy and energy conservation [2].its fabrication typically relies on nanofabrication techniques such as electron beam lithography, deep ultraviolet lithography, and reactive ion etching [3];at sub-100nanometer scales, it is essential to precisely balance resist thickness, ion energy, and reactive gas pressure to ensure a high aspect ratio and smooth sidewalls [4].due to the high cost and lengthy iteration cycles of the manufacturing process, the importance of rapid and accurate prediction of band structures and defect mode parameters during the design phase has become increasingly prominent. currently, the mainstream physical simulation methods include the plane wave expansion (pwe) method and the finite-difference time-domain (fdtd) method. the pwe method solves the eigenvalue problem in the frequency domain, enabling direct acquisition of the dispersion relation. the fdtd method captures transient responses in the time domain; both require repeated iterations within a highdimensional parameter space. for models containing multiple air holes, complex defects, and high-resolution grids, the computational load is substantial, and optimization often relies on exhaustive search, significantly extending the design cycle[5].although embedding optimization strategies such as local search and genetic algorithms into numerical solving frameworks can alleviate the computational burden to some extent, it remains challenging to satisfy the demands for realtime evaluation and large-scale parameter sweep in practical engineering[6]. in recent years, artificial neural networks (anns) have been introduced into the inverse design and performance prediction of photonic devices due to their capability to approximate high-dimensional nonlinear mappings. research indicates that properly trained neural networks can deliver output pulse parameters comparable to those obtained from rigorous numerical solutions within milliseconds, providing a viable solution for the rapid design of photonic crystals[7].in distributed data environments, multi-source knowledge fusion frameworks have further demonstrated that lightweight networks can maintain strong generalization performance while preserving data privacy and reducing communication overhead, thereby significantly improving the efficiency of multi-institutional collaborative optimization of photonic crystal fiber 59 structures[8].furthermore, compared to traditional electromagnetic solvers, the ann reduces the time required for large-scale parameter sweeps by several orders of magnitude, thereby opening a new pathway for the design of complex waveguides, filters, and resonators[9]. based on the aforementioned background, this paper proposes integrating the backpropagation (bp) neural network with the computational results of the pwe method to accelerate the inverse prediction of two-dimensional gaas photonic crystal microcavity dimensions. this project employs the pwe algorithm to compute 25 sets of twodimensional photonic crystal band structure data (dispersion relations). each set comprises 10 k-points, with each k-point containing data for 8 bands, thereby forming the input variables for the neural network (i.e., 80 input neurons). among them, the photonic crystal defects (microcavities) comprise 25 different sizes, forming the target outputs of the dataset. subsequently, a neural network model is designed and supervised training is performed using the samples. each sample input contains a total of 80 photonic crystal band frequency points, with the output corresponding to the microcavity size. 2. photonic crystal structure design and model development process to ensure that the neural network accurately learns the mapping relationship between photonic crystal parameters and band structures, the training samples are initially restricted to typical defect-free structures. the theoretical foundation of the samples considers the constitutive relations of the photonic crystal; substituting these into maxwell's equations and respectively eliminating d and b yields: ∇ ∇ 𝐸 𝜀 𝜀 𝜇 ∇ ∇ 𝐻 𝜀 𝜇 (1) when considering a frequency of ω , possessing 𝑒 the time-harmonic characteristic of a monochromatic electromagnetic wave, the above equation can be expressed as: 𝐸 𝑟, 𝑡 𝐸 𝑒 ,𝐻 𝑟, 𝑡 𝐻 𝑒 (2) the linear eigenvalue problem derived from maxwell's equations is given by: ∇ ∇ 𝐸 𝑟 𝜀 𝐸 𝑟 ∇ ∇ 𝐻 𝑟 𝐻 𝑟 (3) from the above two equations, the electromagnetic field energy propagating within the dielectric can be obtained. to reduce computational complexity, the magnetic field intensity h is typically chosen as the eigenvalue problem variable, and the equation is used as the primary equation to be solved via mit photonic-bands (mpb). the structure of the two-dimensional gaas dielectric photonic crystal is shown in figure 1, with the background material refractive index n gaas=3.4 and the air hole refractive index n air=1.0. to balance machinability and bandgap width, the air hole radius r is set to 0.35a, where a represents the triangular lattice constant. for the defect cavity size scan, the central air hole is removed to form a microcavity, and a local defect with radius r is introduced, with r ranging from 0.01a to 0.50a in increments of 0.01a, yielding a total of 50 structural configurations. figure 1. structure of the photonic crystal this equidistant scanning strategy covers subwavelengthscale localized modes while ensuring a balanced distribution within the sample space[10].geometric models are then automatically generated, and mpb input files are batchwritten in a linux virtual machine by invoking scripts via the python api. the script parameters include lattice type, dielectric constant, aperture, defect radius, and computational mesh density; after each parameter substitution, extracting the eigenfrequency ω data of the electromagnetic field generates an independent .ctl file, forming the sequence for computation. figure 2. model structure framework mpb is employed to perform plane wave expansion for solving te/tm modes. the vmware 17 virtual machine is configured with an 8-core cpu and 32 gb of memory; the fft mesh density is set to 32×32×1 to ensure an energy convergence error below 10-4. the established model structure framework is shown in figure 2, with 200 k-points uniformly sampled along the high-symmetry path γ–k–m–γ in the first brillouin zone. the first ten eigenfrequencies ω/c(2π/a) and the corresponding electromagnetic field distribution vectors are recorded at each k-point. subsequently, 50 sets of .ctl files are submitted via a bash loop, with mpb outputs stored as .dat files. each file contains: (1) kx, ky coordinates; (2) mode polarization labels; (3) normalized frequencies; (4) electric field intensity matrix |e|². finally, preprocessing and error calibration are conducted. the original frequencies are normalized by a/2πc, and 60 systematic errors are eliminated by aligning with the reference bandgap of the defect-free crystal. if the relative error exceeds 1%, the mpb calculation is automatically repeated with increased grid resolution. 3. dataset preparation 3.1. photonic crystal energy band characteristics (without defects) to obtain the energy band structure of the two-dimensional defect-free photonic crystal under te polarization, we employed the open-source software mpb (mit photonicbands) for plane wave expansion numerical calculations. the main aspects of the script are summarized as follows. 3.1.1. lattice and computational supercell: • the geometry-lattice statement defines the twodimensional planar lattice. in the script, basis1 = (√3/2, 0.5) and basis2 = (√3/2, 0.5) are parallel to each other, corresponding to a triangular (equivalent hexagonal) lattice with period a = 1; set to be infinitely long in the z-direction (height = infinity); therefore, this study focuses on strictly two-dimensional structures. • the size is set to (5, 5, no-size), indicating that numerical calculations are conducted only within a single unit cell, with periodic extension in the x–y plane and an analytical plane wave expansion applied in the z-direction[11]. 3.1.2. material parameters and geometric components: • the default material is set as a homogeneous medium with a relative permittivity ε = 12, corresponding to high refractive index materials such as gaas. • a cylinder with radius = 0.2a is added in the geometry, with the material specified as air, representing cylindrical air holes etched into a high dielectric constant background. since height = infinity, the air columns extend infinitely in the zdirection, forming a two-dimensional air-hole photonic crystal. • the subsequent append statement reserves an adjustable parameter r, which is used to vary the air-hole radius during subsequent parameter scans. 3.1.3. calculation settings: • num-bands = 50: calculate 50 eigenfrequencies for each k-point, covering the first several energy bands required for engineering applications. • resolution = 16: sample 16×16×1 plane wave components per lattice constant a; tests have confirmed this ensures frequency convergence accuracy within 1%. • k-points: interpolate to generate 10 equidistant k-points from γ(0,0) to k′(0.5, 0, 0). unlike the commonly used γ–k– m–γ path, only the γ–k′ segment is selected here because, in defect engineering, the minimal bandgap often first appears along this direction. • the run-te command solves only the te mode of the electric field along the z-direction, consistent with the physical characteristics of the two-dimensional air-hole photonic crystal. the shaded region indicates one of the bandgaps. the photonic crystal composed of a two-dimensional triangular lattice of air holes in a dielectric background exhibits multiple bandgap characteristics, as shown in figure 3. using the above configuration, 50 eigenfrequencies of the te mode along the γ–k′ direction is obtained. parameter scans for different r/a values show that when r/a ≈ 0.18–0.22, a complete bandgap emerges between the 2nd and 3rd energy bands, with a bandgap width reaching up to 17% (normalized by a/λ). this result is highly consistent with the classical triangular lattice air-hole photonic crystal findings reported in the literature, confirming the reliability of the model and numerical method. subsequent work will further introduce defects on this basis to construct waveguide and nanocavity structures. figure 3. illustrates that the two-dimensional air-hole triangular lattice photonic crystal in a dielectric background exhibits multiple bandgap features. 3.2. photonic crystal energy band characteristics (with microcavity) after obtaining the energy band of the ideal twodimensional triangular lattice air-hole photonic crystal, we further introduce a size-tunable point defect at the lattice center to form a localized microcavity and investigate the variation of its eigenmodes with geometric parameters. the main aspects of the complete mpb modeling script are summarized as follows. 3.2.1. supercell and boundary conditions: • geometry-lattice: the triangular (hexagonal) lattice with a=1 is still used, but the size is set to (5, 5, no-size). this indicates that the computational domain comprises a 5×5 array of unit cells, supplemented by periodic boundary conditions, implementing the commonly used “super-cell” approach. a spacing of 5a is sufficient to eliminate coupling between adjacent defects, thereby obtaining the eigenfrequency of an isolated cavity[11]. 3.2.2. background structure: • the default material is gaas, a high refractive index dielectric with ε = 12. • the geometry initially includes air columns with radius r 0 = 0.2a, forming a defect-free photonic crystal identical to that described in the previous section. 3.2.3. introduction of defects and parameter scanning: • the script employs a (map … (arith-sequence 0.01 0.01 50)) loop to sequentially “rewrite” a cylinder with radius r = 0.01a to 0.50a at the lattice center. in mpb, subsequently written geometries overwrite previously existing geometries at the same location; therefore, r effectively represents the final radius of the defect hole. • each time r is changed, the geometry is regenerated, and run-te is executed to solve for 50 eigenfrequencies of the te modes. 61 3.2.4. calculation settings: • the resolution is set to 8, corresponding to an 8×8×1 plane wave expansion. since our focus is on the defect mode rather than the entire energy band, this resolution can reliably provide mode frequencies within a 1% margin. • the k-points include only the γ point (strictly speaking, interpolation generates a total of 10 k-points from γ to k′, but the defect mode is localized at the γ point; therefore, subsequent analysis considers only the frequency at the first k-point). combined with the supercell method, this can distinguish standing wave defect states. figure 4. shows the energy band characteristics of the photonic crystal microcavity with a two-dimensional air-hole triangular lattice arrangement in a dielectric background, where the 50th energy band corresponds to the defect mode (also referred to as the resonant mode or resonant frequency) located within the first bandgap. 3.2.5. conclusion: the energy band characteristics of the photonic crystal microcavity with a two-dimensional air-hole triangular lattice arrangement in a dielectric background are presented in figure 4. • appearance of defect mode: when r < r 0, this is equivalent to 'filling' part of the air holes, introducing a high refractive index defect region that produces a donor-like mode; when r > r 0, it corresponds to an acceptor-like mode. • frequency shift: the calculation results show that the defect mode frequency varies monotonically with r. at r ≈ 0.12a, the first te defect mode can be obtained at the center of the original bandgap; with further increase of r, the defect mode shifts toward lower frequencies and eventually enters the continuous band, disappearing thereafter. • mode localization: analysis of the electric field distribution reveals that the defect mode is primarily localized within 1–2 lattice constants around the central hole. the q factor increases initially and then decreases with r, reaching a maximum of approximately q ≈ 4.3×10 4 at r ≈ 0.15a. 3.3. dataset preparation to utilize the eigenstate results of photonic crystal defect cavities for subsequent machine learning modeling, matlab was used to systematically clean and reorder the mpb output file “project3-loop.dat”. the specific procedure is summarized as follows. 3.3.1. data reading and cleaning: • readmatrix directly imports the ascii file as a doubleprecision matrix named data. • mpb inserts several separator lines in the output, all consisting of nan values. after detecting and removing these lines using all(isnan(data),2), a nan-free matrix data_clean is obtained. 3.3.2. selection of valid feature columns: • the first 1–5 columns of the mpb file typically contain k-point indices, frequency unit conversions, and other metadata, while columns from the 6th onward represent the actual band structure data. the statement inputdata3 = data_clean (:,6:end) extract all of them as learning features. 3.3.3. segmented according to structural parameters: • in the calculation, a total of 25 defect hole radii r = 0.02a, 0.04a, …, 0.50a are scanned. assuming each r corresponds to nk records, then nk = m / nr explicitly specify the data block length for a single radius. • the for loop reshapes each nk×n submatrix inputdata2 for each r into a column vector inputdata1, and concatenates them column-wise into the total matrix inputdata. these forms (indexed × k-point) → column vector → concatenation of multiple columns a compact data structure, facilitating subsequent machine learning to read all features at once without concern for the index of r. 3.3.4. labeling and saving: • append the radius sequence r as the last row below inputdata: p3_dataset = [inputdata; r] the final dimension of p3_dataset is (nf × nk) + 1 rows × nr columns where nf represents the number of frequency bands obtained by the plane wave expansion method. the column indices correspond to different defect radii. • save p3_dataset in mat format using save, ensuring double-precision accuracy and facilitating direct access from python, matlab, and other platforms. following the above steps, we obtained a dataset without missing values, with features and labels aligned, which can be directly used to establish supervised or semi-supervised machine learning models for defect cavity frequency prediction, thereby providing a data foundation for the rapid inverse design of photonic devices. 4. design, training, and testing of the bp artificial neural network model 4.1. generation of training set and test set to ensure that the established model has good generalization capability, the number of training set samples must be sufficiently large and representative. it is generally considered appropriate for the training set samples to constitute 2/3 to 3/4 of the total sample size, with the remaining 1/4 to 1/3 used as test samples[12].simultaneously, efforts should be made to ensure that the distribution patterns of the training and test samples are approximately the same[13]therefore, 20 samples were generated for the training set and 5 samples for the test set. 4.2. creation, training, and simulation testing of the neural network before constructing the bp neural network, it is necessary to define the network architecture, specifically the following parameters: 612 nodes (neurons) in the input layer, 9 nodes in the hidden layer, and 1 node in the output layer. the outputs of the hidden layer nodes employ the sigmoid function as the activation function, whereas the output layer nodes utilize a linear activation function. in fact, a three-layer bp neural network with a single hidden layer can approximate any 62 nonlinear function; therefore, this study focuses exclusively on bp neural networks with one hidden layer. the number of input variables is 80, the number of output variables is 1, and the quantity of neurons in the hidden layer significantly influences network performance. figure 5. two-dimensional air-hole photonic crystal microcavity neural network once the network architecture is established, the learning rate α is set to 0.01, followed by the commencement of network training. a three-layer fully connected feedforward network is constructed by calling newff(p_train, t_train, 9), where the number of input layer nodes equals the dimensionality of the training features, and the hidden layer is set with 9 neurons to ensure expressive capability while suppressing overfitting[14]the number of output layer nodes automatically matches the dimension of the target vector t_train (which is 1 in this work, representing the normalized eigenfrequency of the defect cavity). the hidden layer activation function is tansig, and the output layer uses a pure linear function purelin, satisfying the continuity requirements of the output for regression tasks. the training algorithm employs the default levenberg– marquardt (trainlm), which combines the advantages of gradient descent and gauss-newton methods, providing fast convergence and high stability[15] hyperparameter settings: trainparam. epochs = 1000, maximum number of iterations; trainparam. goal = 10-3, early stopping when the mean squared error (mse) falls below this threshold; trainparam.lr = 0.01, learning rate, effective only when using first-order algorithms such as traingd, but still recorded by default. the two-dimensional air-hole photonic crystal microcavity neural network is shown in figure 5. after training is completed, the input variables of the test set are fed into the model, and the model output corresponds to the predicted results [16]. 4.3. performance evaluation by calculating the error between the predicted values a of the test set and the true values (expected values t), the sum of squared errors σ(n) is minimized. by continuously calculating the changes in network weights and biases along the descending gradient of the error function, the target is gradually approached. each change in weights and biases is proportional to the network error and is propagated backward through each layer, enabling evaluation of the model's generalization performance[17].based on this, the number of nodes in the input and hidden layers, as well as the size of the weight matrices, can be optimized to enhance the generalization performance of the bp neural network[18].define the relative error and the coefficient of determination r^2; finally, summarize and output the results by concatenating the true values, predicted values, and their relative errors for each sample column-wise, allowing direct observation of the maximum and minimum errors and facilitating further plotting of scatter or box plots using software such as origin or matplotlib. figure 6. validation performance at the third epoch figure 6 shows that the mean squared error varies with the number of training epochs, achieving the model training target at the third epoch. the function gradient also changes with the number of training epochs. at the seventh epoch, the function gradient continues to decrease and has not yet converged, indicating that the training dataset is insufficient. the optimal validation performance is 0.00040637 at the third epoch. as shown in figures 7 and 8, the correlation coefficient r is 0.99 for the training set and 0.96 for all datasets, indicating that the training dataset is adequate and the model training is effective. this comparison is based on model predictions and 63 actual values for five test samples. the correlation coefficient r can reach 0.999, with the best generalization performance correlation coefficient being r² = 0.99987. this indicates that the artificial neural network model exhibits strong generalization performance. figure 7. correlation coefficient r between model predictions and actual values figure 8. comparison of predicted microcavity radii in the test set 5. conclusion to address the prolonged design cycle and challenges of inverse design in photonic crystals, a prediction framework centered on the bp artificial neural network was developed. high-confidence training data were generated using the pwe algorithm, and the model's effectiveness in the defect microcavity size mapping task was systematically evaluated. the main conclusions are as follows: through hierarchical feature engineering and balanced sample partitioning, the network reached the preset error threshold by the third training iteration, with the validation set mean squared error converging to the optimal validation performance of 0.00040637, reducing computation time by nearly three orders of magnitude compared to traditional interpolation strategies. meanwhile, the early stopping mechanism effectively suppresses parameter overfitting while ensuring adequate training. the best generalization performance on the independent test set yielded a correlation coefficient of r2=0.99987, indicating that the model nearly perfectly reproduces the mapping relationship strictly solved by the 64 pwe method; 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(2025) prediction of thrust bearing parameters in shafting-shell coupling system from frequency response function with artificial neural networks.applied ocean research, 158. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 1 research on the smart operations and maintenance platform for fishery‐photovoltaic stations robots based on reinforcement learning lei tang 1, *, wende wang 1, yangcan fu 1, hongming li 2, lin wang 2, bingfeng zhao 2 1 china energy jiangxi new energy industry co. ltd, nanchang, jiangxi, china 2 central southern china electric power design institute co. ltd, of china power engineering consulting group, wuhan, hubei, china * corresponding author: lei tang (email: 12069602@ceic.com) abstract: to verify the effectiveness of a reinforcement learning-based intelligent operation and maintenance platform for fishery-solar complementary photovoltaic power plants, a 1:1 scale simulation environment was constructed. three comparative experiments were conducted: traditional manual inspections, traditional robotic inspections, and the proposed platform. performance was evaluated using metrics such as inspection coverage and energy consumption. simulation results show that the proposed platform achieved an inspection coverage rate of 97.8%, completing over 80% of tasks within 2 hours. this represents improvements of 19.5 and 8.3 percentage points compared to traditional manual inspections (78.3%) and traditional robotic inspections (89.5%), respectively. energy consumption per unit area was the lowest in all four seasons, averaging 58.5 j/m², a 60.4% reduction compared to traditional manual inspections and 42.8% reduction compared to traditional robotic inspections. the reward function value stabilized after 8,000 training steps, with fluctuations of less than 5%, verifying the convergence of the algorithm. the study demonstrates that the platform is efficient and stable in complex scenarios, providing support for intelligent power plant operation and maintenance. keywords: reinforcement learning; fishery-photovoltaic hybrid power station; intelligent operation and maintenance; simulation experiment; inspection coverage; energy consumption optimization. 1. introduction as a new energy model integrating "photovoltaics + aquaculture," fishery-photovoltaic hybrid power stations have played a vital role in chinese energy structure transformation in recent years. by installing photovoltaic panels above the water surface and carrying out aquaculture below, they achieve efficient land resource utilization. however, these power stations are often located in aquatic environments such as lakes and fish ponds. the photovoltaic arrays cover a wide area and are exposed to complex conditions such as high temperature, high humidity, and high moisture content. this leads to frequent equipment aging, hot spot effects, and line corrosion, posing significant challenges to operation and maintenance. traditional operation and maintenance methods rely primarily on manual inspections, which not only require significant labor costs but also pose safety risks in locations such as water edges and high altitudes [1]. furthermore, the subjectivity of manual judgment can easily lead to missed and false faults, seriously impacting power station efficiency. industry data shows that annual power generation losses in fishery-solar hybrid power plants due to improper operation and maintenance can reach 5%-8%, far exceeding the 2%-3% of conventional ground-mounted photovoltaic power plants [2]. therefore, exploring intelligent operation and maintenance technologies is key to improving the economic viability of these plants. currently, the intelligent operation and maintenance of photovoltaic power plants is showing a trend toward robot replacement [3]. however, existing robots are mostly designed for ground-mounted power plants and have significant limitations in fishery-solar hybrid scenarios. first, the alternating land and water terrain places special demands on robot mobility. traditional wheeled or tracked robots are prone to getting stuck in mud or being unable to cross water obstacles [4]. second, the decision-making logic of existing operation and maintenance systems is often based on preset paths or simple rules, making them unable to cope with dynamic changes such as reflective interference from water and irregular equipment distribution, resulting in low inspection efficiency [5]. reinforcement learning, an intelligent algorithm that autonomously learns optimal strategies through interaction with the environment, has demonstrated significant advantages in areas such as robot path planning and dynamic decision-making. however, its application in fishery-solar hybrid scenarios is still in the exploratory stage and has yet to form a mature platform solution [6]. to this end, this paper focuses on the integration of reinforcement learning and robotics to build an intelligent operation and maintenance platform for fishery-solar hybrid power plants. through algorithm optimization and system simulation, this platform achieves efficient and precise operation and maintenance in complex aquatic environments, providing technical support for intelligent upgrades in these special scenarios [7]. 2. related theories and technical foundations 2.1. core theory of reinforcement learning reinforcement learning, based on the markov decision process (mdp) framework, optimizes policies through the continuous interaction between an agent and its environment [8]. its core elements include the state space, action space, and reward function. in the mdp model, the agent perceives the environmental state (such as equipment location, fault 2 characteristics, and environmental parameters), performs specific actions (such as movement, detection, and repair), and receives reward feedback based on the results of these actions. ultimately, the agent learns the optimal policy that maximizes the cumulative reward. deep reinforcement learning combines the perception capabilities of deep learning with the decision-making capabilities of reinforcement learning, effectively solving the problem of modeling highdimensional state spaces. the deep q-network (dqn) improves training stability through experience replay and target network mechanisms. the proximal policy optimization (ppo) algorithm uses trust region strategy optimization to ensure convergence while improving sample utilization, making it more suitable for dynamic scenarios requiring rapid response. 2.2. modeling operation and maintenance scenario for fishery-solar complementary photovoltaic power plants modeling the operation and maintenance scenario of fishery-solar complementary photovoltaic power plants requires a comprehensive consideration of equipment distribution and environmental characteristics. regarding equipment distribution, photovoltaic panels are arranged in a matrix on water-surface supports, with adjacent arrays typically spaced 2-3 meters apart. inverters, combiner boxes, and other equipment are typically installed on shore or on water platforms. cables are laid along the seabed or on supports, forming a three-dimensional distribution structure spanning "air, surface, and underwater." in terms of environmental characteristics, aquatic environments are prone to strong reflections, which can interfere with visual sensors' detection of surface defects in photovoltaic panels. high humidity accelerates corrosion of metal components, leading to hidden faults such as poor wiring contact. furthermore, aquaculture activities can cause floating debris to obstruct photovoltaic panels, necessitating dynamic adjustments to inspection priorities. typical failure modes include photovoltaic panel hot spots (manifested by abnormally high local temperatures), tempered glass shattering (with obvious crack characteristics), and inverter capacitor bulging (visual deformation). these require accurate identification using multi-dimensional characteristic parameters. 2.3. operation and maintenance robot system composition the operation and maintenance robot system consists of two components: a mobile platform and a perception module. the mobile platform is amphibious. the terrestrial portion is equipped with a crawler-type walking mechanism to adapt to muddy shoreline terrain. the aquatic portion is equipped with a propeller propulsion system, enabling stable movement in shallow waters. using attitude sensors, the center of gravity is adjusted in real time to avoid capsizing. the perception module utilizes a multi-sensor fusion solution: highdefinition industrial cameras capture images of the photovoltaic panel surface to identify visible faults such as cracks and stains; infrared thermal imagers monitor the panel's temperature distribution and detect hidden faults such as hot spots; and temperature and humidity sensors and a gps module record environmental parameters and robot position information. all sensor data is pre-processed by the edge computing unit and transmitted to the decision-making system for state assessment and action planning, achieving a closed-loop control system of "perception-decisionexecution." 3. intelligent operation and maintenance platform architecture design 3.1. overall architecture the intelligent operation and maintenance platform adopts a layered architecture, comprising a perception layer, a decision-making layer, an execution layer, and a management layer. each layer utilizes standardized data interfaces to achieve efficient collaboration. the perception layer, serving as the data input core, relies on a multi-sensor suite equipped with the maintenance robot to collect information: a highdefinition industrial camera (1920×1080 resolution) captures visible defects such as cracks and stains on the photovoltaic panel surface; an infrared thermal imager (temperature measurement range: -20°c to 150°c, accuracy: ±0.5°c) identifies hidden faults such as hot spots; a temperature and humidity sensor (measurement range: 0–100% rh, -40°c to 85°c) records environmental parameters; and a gps and imu integrated navigation module (positioning accuracy within 1 meter) outputs the robot's position information in real time. the collected raw data is pre-processed by the edge computing unit, using wavelet noise reduction to eliminate interference from water reflections. the sift algorithm is then used to extract fault features, ultimately creating a standardized data matrix that is fed into the decision layer. the decision layer implements intelligent decision-making based on a reinforcement learning framework. using an improved ppo algorithm, the perception data is analyzed in time series to dynamically generate inspection path planning (including obstacle avoidance strategies) and operational instructions (such as marking key inspection areas). a feedback mechanism is also implemented to adjust decision parameters based on real-time maintenance results. the execution layer, comprised of an amphibious robotic hardware system, translates decision-making instructions into mechanical actions: a tracked terrestrial locomotion mechanism (maximum load 50kg) adapts to muddy shoreline terrain, a propeller propulsion system (maximum speed 2m/s) enables water mobility, and an end effector (including a cleaning brush and torque sensor) performs simple repair tasks such as cleaning photovoltaic panels and tightening loose bolts. the management layer, deployed on a cloud server, utilizes webgl technology to create a 3d visualization interface, displaying real-time power plant equipment status (such as photovoltaic panel power generation efficiency and inverter operating parameters), robot position trajectory, and fault handling progress. this allows managers to remotely issue maintenance tasks (such as designated area inspections and fault prioritization). an integrated data storage module (using a distributed database with a capacity of over 10tb) provides historical data support for subsequent maintenance optimization. 3.2. core module design the core module of the perception layer is the multi-source data fusion unit, which utilizes a hybrid algorithm architecture combining kalman filtering and deep learning. 3 to address image distortion caused by strong reflections in water, an adaptive weighting mechanism is used to fuse visible and infrared image features. when light intensity exceeds 80,000 lux, the infrared data weight is increased to 0.6 to mitigate interference from the visible light image; when light intensity is less than 50,000 lux, the visible light weight is adjusted to 0.7 to ensure accurate surface defect recognition. a time series alignment algorithm is also introduced to address data asynchrony caused by sensor sampling frequency differences (30 fps for the camera and 10 fps for the thermal imager), keeping the timestamp error of the fused data within 50ms. the intelligent decision-making model of the decision-making layer is built based on an improved ppo algorithm, and three optimizations are performed on the basis of the standard framework: the state space is expanded to a six-dimensional vector (with two new environmental parameters, photovoltaic panel temperature gradient and water wind speed), to improve the description ability of complex scenarios; the action space adopts a continuousdiscrete hybrid design, with movement speed (0.5-2m/s) and steering angle (-30°~30°) set as continuous variables, and detection mode (routine scanning/key inspection) set as discrete variables, taking into account both control accuracy and decision-making efficiency; the reward function adopts a dynamic weighting mechanism. during the normal inspection phase, the emphasis is on coverage (weight 0.35) and energy consumption (weight 0.25). when approaching a high-fault area, the detection accuracy weight is automatically increased to 0.4 to ensure that key equipment is monitored. the motion control module at the execution layer utilizes a dual-mode pid algorithm. when operating on land, track speed is used as the control variable. through dual closed-loop control of the position and velocity loops (with a proportional coefficient of 0.8 and an integral time of 0.5s), a path tracking error of less than 0.3m is achieved. when operating in water, the module switches to propeller thrust control mode, incorporating a crosswind compensation term (with a coefficient proportional to the square of wind speed) to keep heading deviation within ±5°. furthermore, the module features built-in fault self-diagnosis. if an actuator component (such as the left track motor) experiences an anomaly, it automatically switches to redundant control mode (activating coordinated drive of the right track and propeller), ensuring operational continuity. 4. reinforcement learning decision model optimization 4.1. algorithm improvements for fish-solar scenario to adapt to the dynamic nature of fish-solar hybrid scenarios, the ppo algorithm was improved in two aspects: first, a dynamic reward function was designed. when the robot approaches the water's edge, the "obstacle avoidance reward" coefficient is increased to prevent it from entering dangerous areas. when a serious fault such as a suspected hot spot is detected, a temporary "accurate identification reward" is added to prioritize the inspection of key equipment. second, a multi-agent collaboration mechanism was introduced. a clustering-based task allocation strategy was adopted, dividing the power station into several sub-areas. each robot was responsible for inspecting a specific area, achieving global optimization through information sharing between areas. furthermore, a "collaboration reward" was implemented. when adjacent robots discover a cross-area fault, both the sender and receiver of the information are rewarded, improving the system's collaborative efficiency. 4.2. model training and convergence analysis the model training dataset consists of two parts: 100,000 sets of virtual data generated based on the power plant cad model, covering scenarios with varying lighting, water levels, and fault types; and 20,000 sets of real-world o&m data collected in the field, including pv panel hotspot images and inverter operating parameters. training was performed using mini-batch gradient descent with a batch size of 64, an initial learning rate of 0.0003, and a 10% decay every 1,000 steps. a discount factor of γ = 0.95 was used to balance immediate rewards with long-term benefits. convergence was analyzed by plotting the reward value versus training step number. the results show that the reward value stabilizes after 8,000 training steps, with fluctuations less than 5%, demonstrating that the improved ppo algorithm has good convergence performance in the fishing-light scenario. 5. system simulation experiment 5.1. simulation environment setup a 1:1 scale model of a fishery-solar hybrid power station was constructed using the robot operating system (ros) and gazebo simulation platforms. the scenario covered an area of 100 mu (approximately 16 acres) and contained 500 2m×1m photovoltaic panels, arranged in 50 rows and 10 columns, with a spacing of 2.5 meters between panels. the water depth below was set to a gradient distribution from 0 to 2 meters, simulating the topographical changes from shallow to deep water. environmental parameters were set: light intensity simulated the dynamic changes from sunrise to sunset (50,000-100,000 lux), the water surface reflectivity adjusted with the sun's altitude (0.3-0.7), and 5%-10% occlusion by randomly generated floating objects (such as fallen leaves and plastic bottles). the robot model incorporates amphibious physical parameters, and the sensor configuration matches the actual hardware, including a 1920×1080 resolution camera, an infrared thermal imager with a temperature measurement range of -20°c-150°c, a gps module with positioning accuracy within 1m, and an imu sensor with a sampling frequency of 30hz. to simulate seasonal environmental variations, four scenario parameters were set: spring (water temperature 15-20°c, wind speed 13m/s), summer (water temperature 25-30°c, wind speed 25m/s), autumn (water temperature 10-15°c, wind speed 36m/s), and winter (water temperature 5-10°c, wind speed 8m/s). five repeated experiments were conducted in each scenario to verify the platform's environmental adaptability. 5.2. experimental plan three groups were compared: group 1 was a traditional manual inspection simulation (inspecting 50 photovoltaic panels per hour along a fixed route, with fault diagnosis based on manual experience. inspectors moved at a speed of 1.5 m/s, working continuously for 4 hours, followed by a 1-hour break); group 2 was a robot based on traditional path planning (inspecting along a pre-set grid path, using a "full coverage, indiscriminate inspection" decision-making logic, moving at a speed of 1 m/s, and lacking autonomous obstacle avoidance); and group 3 was the reinforcement learning intelligent operation and maintenance platform developed in 4 this study (using an improved ppo algorithm, dynamically adjusting inspection paths and inspection strategies, with a movement speed of 0.5-2 m/s, supporting amphibious operation and terrestrial switching, and equipped with floating object avoidance and fault priority detection capabilities). each experiment was repeated 10 times. evaluation metrics included: inspection coverage (actual number of inspected devices / total number of devices), fault detection accuracy (number of correctly detected faults / actual number of faults), average single-panel inspection time (total time / number of inspected panels), energy consumption per unit area (total energy consumption / inspected area), path deviation (average distance between the actual and optimal paths), and extreme weather adaptability (percentage of effective inspections when wind speeds > 8 m/s or sunlight < 30,000 lux). before the experiment, 100 faults were preconfigured in the scenario, including 30 hot spots (temperatures 5-10°c higher than normal), 25 surface cracks (2-5 cm in length), 20 loose wiring (resistance increase of 10%-20%), 15 obstructions (coverage area 5%-15%), and 10 inverter anomalies (output voltage fluctuations of ±5% or more) to comprehensively test the platform's fault identification capabilities. 5.3. simulation results analysis experimental data shows significant performance differences among the three solutions in different scenarios. specific data are shown in tables 1 and 2. table 1 shows that under normal weather conditions, group 3 achieved an inspection coverage rate of 97.8%, an increase of 19.5 percentage points over group 1 and 8.3 percentage points over group 2. this is due to the reinforcement learning algorithm's ability to dynamically identify uninspected areas and complete paths. the fault detection accuracy rate was 92.3%, an increase of 27.1 percentage points over group 1 and 12.7 percentage points over group 2, demonstrating the advantages of multi-sensor fusion and deep learning of fault signatures. in terms of efficiency and energy consumption, group 3's average single-panel inspection time was 1.2 minutes, a 71.4% reduction compared to group 1 and a 42.9% reduction compared to group 2. energy consumption per unit area was 58.6 j/m², a 62.6% reduction compared to group 1 and a 43.0% reduction compared to group 2. the path offset was only 0.3 m, indicating that the path generated by the improved ppo algorithm is closer to the optimal solution. table 1. performance comparison of the three solutions under normal weather conditions. metrics group 1 (traditional manual) group 2 (traditional robots) group 3 (this study platform) group 3 improved compared to group 1 group 3 improved compared to group 2 inspection coverage (%) 78.3 89.5 97.8 19.5% 8.3% fault detection accuracy (%) 65.2 79.6 92.3 27.1% 12.7% average single-board inspection time (min) 4.2 2.1 1.2 71.4% 42.9% energy consumption per unit area (j/m²) 156.8 102.5 58.6 62.6% 43.0% path deviation (m) 1.8 0.7 0.3 83.3% 57.1% table 2. comparison of performance indicators of the three solutions in extreme weather conditions indicators group 1 (traditional manual) group 2 (traditional robots) group 3 (this study platform) group 3 improved compared to group 1 group 3 improved compared to group 2 extreme weather adaptability (%) 52.6 68.3 91.5 38.9% 23.2% fault detection accuracy (%) 42.8 61.5 80.7 37.9% 19.2% average single panel inspection time (min) 6.5 3.8 1.9 69.2% 50.0% energy consumption per unit area (j/m²) 210.5 158.3 85.2 60.0% 46.2% combined with the extreme weather data in table 2, group 3's extreme weather adaptability rate reached 91.5%, significantly higher than group 1's 52.6% and group 2's 68.3%. when wind speeds exceeded 8 m/s, group 3 achieved 5 directional stability through dynamic propeller thrust compensation, while group 2 often deviated from its path due to insufficient power. when light intensity was less than 30,000 lux, group 3 automatically switched to a detection mode primarily based on infrared thermal imaging, maintaining a fault detection accuracy of 80.7%, an increase of 37.9 and 19.2 percentage points over groups 1 and 2, respectively. overall, this research platform demonstrates significant performance advantages in complex scenarios, providing an effective solution for the intelligent operation and maintenance of fishery-solar hybrid power plants. figure 1 shows the inspection coverage rate over time for the three solutions, with the horizontal axis showing inspection time (hours) and the vertical axis showing inspection coverage rate (%). group 3 completed over 80% of inspection tasks within 2 hours and achieved full coverage within 4 hours, while groups 1 and 2 required 6 and 5 hours, respectively, demonstrating the high efficiency of this research platform. fig 1. inspection coverage over time for the three schemes figure 2: reward function value versus training step number. the horizontal axis represents the number of training steps (thousands), and the vertical axis represents the reward function value. the curve stabilizes after 8,000 steps, with fluctuations less than 5%, verifying the convergence of the improved ppo algorithm. fig 2. curve of reward function value changing with training step number. figure 3 is a bar chart comparing energy consumption per unit area in different seasons. the horizontal axis represents season (spring, summer, autumn, winter), and the vertical axis represents energy consumption per unit area (j/m²). group 3 has the lowest energy consumption in all seasons, and its energy consumption fluctuates minimally between seasons (within ±5%), demonstrating that its energy consumption control strategy has good environmental adaptability. fig 3. bar chart comparing energy consumption per unit area in different seasons. 6. conclusion this study validated the performance of a reinforcement learning-based intelligent operation and maintenance platform for a fishery-solar hybrid photovoltaic power station through system simulation experiments. three sets of comparative experimental results within the simulation environment demonstrated that the proposed platform achieved the highest inspection coverage rate (97.8%) and significantly outperformed traditional approaches in terms of efficiency. energy consumption per unit area remained the lowest in all four seasons, averaging 58.5 j/m², demonstrating excellent energy efficiency. the reward function converged stably after 8,000 training steps, verifying the reliability of the improved algorithm. experimental data fully demonstrated the platform's efficiency and adaptability in dynamic scenarios. however, the simulation environment did not fully replicate the wave disturbances found in real waters. future field 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technical framework of "data collection preprocessing public opinion monitoring psychological counseling", and thoroughly analyzes the principles and optimization paths of key technologies such as distributed crawlers, medical field word segmentation, and multi-feature fusion. by verifying the performance differences of different technical schemes, it illustrates the technical implementation effects combined with practical cases, and comprehensively demonstrates its specific applications in real-time public opinion monitoring, trend prediction, insight into public psychological states, and formulation of psychological counseling strategies. the aim is to provide technical support and practical guidance for improving the response capacity to public health emergencies and realizing scientific and efficient public opinion management and psychological intervention. keywords: social media medical data; public health emergencies; public opinion monitoring; psychological counseling; big data analysis. 1. introduction in recent years, public health emergencies such as the ebola epidemic and zika virus epidemic have occurred frequently, posing a serious threat to global public health security. in the response to these incidents, the spread of public opinion and the psychological state of the public profoundly affect the prevention and control effects and social stability. with a huge user base of over 4.8 billion, social media has become an important channel for the dissemination of medical and health information. however, traditional public opinion monitoring and psychological counseling methods such as questionnaires and on-site interviews have problems such as information lag, coverage limitations, and simplistic analysis. social media medical data has the advantages of real-time performance, extensiveness, and diversity. combined with big data analysis technology, it can accurately capture public opinion dynamics and insight into public psychology, providing an innovative path for the scientific response to public health emergencies[1]. it is of great significance for improving emergency management theories and safeguarding public mental health. 2. technical processing system of social media medical data the technical processing of social media medical data is the foundation for subsequent applications. it is necessary to realize the transformation of data from an "unordered state" to "standardized application" through "data collection preprocessing public opinion monitoring psychological counseling". the core technologies focus on the efficient acquisition of multi-modal data and its specific application in the medical field. 2.1. multi-modal data collection technology 2.1.1. distributed crawler and load balancing design according to the degree of interface openness of different social media platforms, a hybrid collection scheme of "api interface + distributed crawler" is adopted. for platforms with open apis (such as weibo and wechat), text, release time, geographical location, and interaction data published by users are obtained through api keys. the collection efficiency can reach 500-1000 pieces per second, and the legality of the data is guaranteed (in line with platform user agreements). for platforms with unopened apis (such as some medical forums and short video comment sections), the scrapy-redis distributed crawler architecture is used to capture unstructured data. to solve the problems of node task overload and data duplication, a consistent hashing algorithm is introduced to construct a task allocation mechanism: url tasks and crawler nodes are mapped to the hash ring respectively, and the node weight is dynamically adjusted according to the node cpu utilization rate (threshold set to 70%). when the load of a node is too high, some tasks are automatically migrated to low-load nodes to achieve uniform task allocation[2]. at the same time, a bloom filter is used to correct the crawled urls. the url is mapped to a binary vector through 3 hash functions, and the memory occupation is reduced by more than 80% compared with the traditional hash table. it supports the correction of millions of urls per second, effectively avoiding data duplication caused by excessive crawling. 2.1.2. synchronous collection and association of multimodal data for "text + image + voice" multi-modal data, it is necessary to solve the problems of temporal alignment and content association. a time point synchronization mechanism is adopted to add a time point accurate to milliseconds to each 50 information release behavior of users (text input, image upload, voice message). a matching threshold of ±500ms is set to classify the multi-modal data released by the same user within this time window as a single information behavior, realizing temporal alignment[3]. for video content and comment data on short video platforms, the inter-frame difference method is used to extract video key frames. the key frames are preprocessed (grayscale and edge detection) through the opencv library, and then the text information in the frames is recognized by the tesseract ocr technology. the jaccard similarity calculation is performed between the recognition results and the comment area text (threshold set to 0.6). when the similarity meets the standard, the association between video content and user comments is established, realizing multi-dimensional data fusion of "video images user feedback". for example, during the influenza epidemic in a certain region, this technology successfully associated 300,000 short videos with their corresponding comment data, providing complete multimodal information for subsequent public opinion analysis[4,5]. 2.2. data preprocessing and feature engineering technology 2.2.1. adaptive word segmentation optimization in the medical field traditional word segmentation tools (such as jieba) have low accuracy in processing medical professional terms. to solve this problem, a medical field word segmentation dictionary is constructed, which includes more than 120,000 professional terms from the medical subject headings (mesh) and chinese subject headings for traditional chinese medicine. a dictionary priority matching algorithm is adopted: during the word segmentation process, terms in the dictionary are matched first. if the matching is successful, they are retained as independent words; otherwise, the maximum matching method is used for word segmentation. to further improve the word segmentation accuracy, a conditional random field (crf) model is introduced to optimize the word segmentation results. using 5 million medical documents from the pubmed central database as training corpus, a crf feature template including the part-ofspeech of adjacent words is constructed. through 10-fold cross-validation, the accuracy of medical term segmentation of this optimization scheme increased from 78.3% of the traditional jieba to 95.6%, laying a foundation for subsequent text feature extraction. 2.2.2. attention mechanism for multi-modal feature fusion the feature fusion of multi-modal data (text + image) is the key to improving the accuracy of subsequent analysis. for text data, the word2vec model is used to convert the segmented words into 300-dimensional word vectors, and then the long short-term memory (lstm) network is used to extract text semantic features; for image data (such as ct images), the convolutional neural network (cnn, resnet50) model is used to extract visual features. to realize the deep fusion of the two types of features, cross-modal attention weight calculation is introduced: assuming the text feature sequence is 𝑇 𝑡 , 𝑡 , . . . , 𝑡 and the image feature sequence is 𝐼 𝑖 , 𝑖 , . . . , 𝑖 , the association weight between each text feature 𝑡 𝑡 and image feature 𝑖 is calculated as 𝑤 , ∑ , 𝑤 , ∑ , (where cos( ) is the cosine similarity). after normalizing the weights through the softmax function, the high-weight image features are weighted and fused with the corresponding text features to obtain the multi-modal feature vector 𝐹 ∑ ∑ 𝑤 𝑡 ⊕ 𝑡 (⊕ is feature concatenation). experiments show that compared with simple feature concatenation, this fusion method increases the silhouette coefficient of subsequent public opinion topic clustering from 0.52 to 0.78 and the clustering purity by 23.5%, effectively solving the problem of incomplete information in single-modal data[6,7]. 3. application of social media medical data in public opinion monitoring during public health emergencies 3.1. real-time monitoring of public opinion dynamics by real-time collecting and analyzing social media medical data, we can quickly capture the public's discussion hotspots, viewpoints, and emotional changes regarding public health emergencies. in the data collection work on facebook and twitter related to the ebola epidemic, facing the challenge of upgraded platform anti-crawling mechanisms, the technical team carried out multiple rounds of targeted optimizations and achieved remarkable results. in terms of anti-crawling optimization of the crawler cluster, the account ban rate on twitter was as high as 40% when using a single-threaded crawler in the initial stage. subsequently, the technical team adjusted the architecture to "15 slave nodes + 2 threads/node" and combined with an ip pool of over 1000 for dynamic switching (changing 1 ip every 30 seconds), successfully reducing the account ban rate to below 5%. when using playwright to process dynamic pages, the technical team found that facebook's "scroll-loaded comments" function required simulating user stay time, so a random interval of 12 seconds was set, which effectively solved the problem of only being able to crawl the first 20 comments previously. after optimization, the single crawl volume per node increased from 20 to more than 200. in the data preprocessing link, aiming at a large number of invalid links in ebola-related texts, the technical team accurately eliminated third-party links by optimizing expressions, significantly improving the filtering accuracy. at the same time, in the fine-tuning of medical word vectors, based on 300-dimensional glove pretrained vectors, 50,000 ebola epidemic medical texts were used for fine-tuning, and semantic matching was optimized through the contrastive loss function. finally, the vector cosine similarity between "ebola transmission" and "influenza transmission" was greatly reduced, the filtering rate of irrelevant texts was significantly improved, and the data signal-to-noise ratio was stabilized within a reasonable range[8,9,10]. at the same time, through sentiment analysis, the public's emotional fluctuations were grasped in real time. the proportion of public negative emotions quickly rose from 30% to 55%, and the relevant departments promptly released authoritative information based on this to stabilize public sentiment. 3.2. predicting the development trend of public opinion based on historical and real-time social media medical data, 51 machine learning and deep learning algorithms are used to construct a public opinion prediction model. in the prediction of the rumor that "zika virus causes microcephaly in newborns", the prediction model faced the problem of "redundant transmission features", which was effectively solved by the technical team through a series of optimizations: among the initially constructed 25-dimensional features (including "user followers", "post likes", "comment sentiment tendency", etc.), pearson correlation analysis found that the correlation between "user followers" and "post forwarding rate" reached 0.85, with serious redundancy. therefore, "user followers" was eliminated, and 18-dimensional core features were retained. after z-score standardization of these 18dimensional features, the number of principal components was determined to be 12 with the help of a scree plot (the cumulative variance contribution rate of the first 12 principal components reached 92%). pca dimensionality reduction effectively reduced the model complexity, reducing the training time of the lstm model from 2 hours to 45 minutes. at the same time, aiming at the intraday fluctuations in the "7-day topic discussion volume" (such as a sharp drop in discussion volume at night), a 72-hour sliding window was used for exponentially weighted smoothing to eliminate fluctuation interference. finally, the smoothness of the discussion volume time series curve was improved by 40%, and the prediction error of the model for the rumor transmission peak was reduced by 15%. based on this, the relevant departments, in conjunction with social media platforms, marked and refuted the rumors, effectively controlling the spread of rumors. in addition, by analyzing the historical discussion data of the public on prevention and control policies, the model can predict the public's acceptance and reaction after the release of new policies, helping policymakers optimize policy content and release strategies to avoid negative public opinion[10,11]. 3.3. identifying key transmission nodes in the social media communication network, key transmission nodes (such as well-known bloggers, opinion leaders, and industry experts) have a significant impact on public opinion. through social network analysis technology, indicators such as degree centrality, betweenness centrality, and closeness centrality of nodes can be calculated to identify key transmission nodes. in the identification of health bloggers during a certain epidemic, the initial use of only the "number of followers" indicator led to misjudgment. later, the accuracy of identification was improved by optimizing the three-dimensional evaluation system: in terms of structural indicator calculation, when calculating degree centrality, it was found that the "number of followers" included a large number of zombie fans (forwarding rate < 0.1%), so the "proportion of active fans" (defined as the proportion of fans with interactive behaviors in the past 7 days) was introduced. after optimization, the degree centrality score of a certain health blogger increased from 0.7 to 0.9. when calculating betweenness centrality using the brandes algorithm, the time consumption exceeded 1 hour due to the number of nodes exceeding 100,000. later, the calculation time was shortened to 10 minutes with no loss of accuracy through the graphx distributed graph computing framework. in terms of content indicator quantification, when extracting keywords using textrank, aiming at the problem of low weight of medical terms, medical field word frequency weighting was introduced (medical term weight × 1.5), which increased the weight of keywords such as "epidemic prevention" and "vaccination" in the posts of a certain health blogger by 30%, and the content similarity score increased significantly. at the same time, key nodes spreading rumors are monitored and intervened to cut off the rumor transmission chain and effectively control the direction of public opinion development. 3.4. evaluating the effect of public opinion response after the relevant departments take public opinion response measures, continuous analysis of social media medical data can evaluate the effect of the measures. when responding to an infectious disease epidemic in a certain region, the measure of "regular daily release of epidemic data" was implemented. the technical team verified its effect through technical means from multiple dimensions: in terms of search volume statistics, an "official keyword index database" containing 10 core words such as "confirmed cases" and "cure data" was constructed based on elasticsearch. a 1hour collection window was set, and aggregate queries were used to count the search volume. it was found that the search volume increased by 40% on the 3rd day after the implementation of the measure. further, the paired-samples ttest was used to exclude the impact of random fluctuations, confirming that the increase in search volume was directly related to the measure. in terms of sentiment tendency verification, 100,000 texts were selected using the stratified sampling method by region and user activity. after classification by the distilbert model, it was found that the proportion of keywords such as "transparent data" and "timely and accurate" in positive comments reached 65%. with the help of the chi-square test, the significance of the increase in the proportion of positive comments from 45% to 70% was verified. at the technical level of feedback clustering, initially, when using dbscan clustering, the clustering was fragmented due to eps=0.2. later, the silhouette coefficient was calculated through the elbow method, and the parameters of eps=0.3 and minpts=5 were determined. finally, the feedback was clustered into 5 core types, among which the "questions about the details of prevention and control measures" accounted for 22%, providing a clear direction for the optimization of subsequent work. based on this, the relevant departments further optimized the content of information release, added a measure interpretation link, and further improved the effect of public opinion management. 4. application of social media medical data in psychological counseling during public health emergencies 4.1. insight into public psychological states with the help of text analysis and sentiment analysis technologies, we can deeply insight into the psychological state of the public during public health emergencies. in the insight into the psychological state during the ebola epidemic, the technical team achieved a breakthrough through multitechnical integration to solve the problems of "difficulty in subdividing negative emotions and inaccurate identification of psychological differences among groups": the initial general sentiment model (such as vader) could only distinguish "positive/negative/neutral". later, a "bilstmcrf + medical psychology dictionary" model was 52 constructed, with 30,000 annotated texts (including labels such as "panic virus mortality rate") as the training set, and a medical psychology dictionary containing more than 200 exclusive words was embedded. after optimization through the contrastive loss function, the f1-scores for identifying "panic", "anxiety", and "worry" reached 90%, 88%, and 89% respectively, an increase of 35% compared with the general model. dependency parsing was used to extract the "emotion cause" pairing relationship, and the weight of cause phrases was calculated by tf-idf. it was found that the weights of "high virus mortality rate" and "limited treatment methods" reached 0.82 and 0.78, with an attribution accuracy of 91%. in the identification of special groups, medical staff occupation keywords were extracted through bert-ner and combined with behavioral characteristics to construct a mapping model[12,13]. it was found that the frequency of keywords such as "fatigue" and "fear of infection" among medical staff was 3.2 times that of the general public, and the proportion of occupational burnout was 45%, with an identification accuracy of 87%. these analysis results provide an accurate basis for formulating personalized psychological counseling plans. 4.2. formulating targeted psychological counseling strategies based on the analysis results of the public's psychological state, combined with the characteristics and needs of different groups, psychological counseling strategies are formulated. for the general public with severe panic, social media platforms, in conjunction with psychological experts, have launched a series of popular science short videos to explain the principle of virus transmission, prevention measures, and scientific treatment methods, alleviating the public's unknown fear of the virus. an online relaxation training mini-program has been developed to provide training courses such as deep breathing, meditation, and progressive muscle relaxation to help the public relieve anxiety. for medical staff, an exclusive psychological support community has been established, inviting psychologists to regularly carry out online lectures and one-on-one consulting services. a "medical staff voices" sharing section has been set up to encourage medical staff to communicate with each other and release pressure. during the zika virus epidemic, for pregnant women, obstetrics and gynecology experts and psychological experts were organized to carry out online q&a activities to answer questions such as pregnancy protection and fetal health checks, effectively alleviating their anxiety. 4.3. evaluating the effect of psychological counseling after the implementation of psychological counseling measures, the effect is evaluated by continuously monitoring and analyzing social media medical data. in the evaluation of the effect of psychological counseling during a certain public health emergency, the technical team constructed a technical system of "data collection statistical verification trend analysis": real-time collection of social media texts based on the flink stream processing engine, sampling 100,000 texts daily, and using the optimized distilbert model with int8 quantization for emotion classification. comparing before and after the implementation of counseling measures, the proportion of negative emotions decreased from 60% to 30%, and the proportion of positive emotions increased from 20% to 45%. subsequently, the paired-samples t-test (sample size 5000) verified that the mean difference of negative emotions was 30%, t-value = 5.82 (p < 0.01), confirming that the emotional improvement was statistically significant. at the same time, linear regression analysis was used to verify the slope of emotional changes (positive emotion slope 0.08, negative emotion slope -0.05), confirming that the counseling measures were continuously effective. in the qualitative analysis of user feedback, the textrank algorithm with a window size 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"develo** mental health services during and in the aftermath of the ebola virus disease outbreak in armed conflict settings: a sco** review." globalization and health 18.1 (2022): 71. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 144 identification of robot dynamic parameters based on bp neural network yingjie zhong school of mechanical engineering, taiyuan university of science and technology, taiyuan, shanxi, china abstract: this paper proposes a dynamic parameter identification method based on the bp neural network to improve the accuracy of dynamic modeling and control performance of industrial robots. the method employs fourier polynomial trajectory planning and constructs a bp neural network model for parameter identification. a six-degree-of-freedom (dof) robotic arm is simulated using the matlab robotics toolbox for validation. the results demonstrate that the proposed method can achieve accurate dynamic parameter identification under complex conditions, exhibiting robustness against environmental noise and friction disturbances. furthermore, it enhances the efficiency and accuracy of dynamic parameter identification. keywords: bp neural network; robot dynamics; parameter identification introduction. 1. introduction new-quality productive forces have emerged in practice, demonstrating strong driving and supporting capabilities for high-quality development. industrial robots, known for their high precision, flexibility, and adaptability, have been widely applied in various fields, particularly in interactive application scenarios involving rigid contact between the robot and the environment. such scenarios include processing robots engaged in cutting, grinding, milling, and polishing tasks [1]. model-based torque control enables real-time adjustments to the robot's motion, allowing it to respond promptly to rigid collisions and meet production requirements, thereby necessitating an accurate dynamic model. neural networks, with their ability to learn from large volumes of input-output data, offer superior identification and generalization under complex conditions. this paper aims to investigate the problem of dynamic parameter identification using neural networks. researchers worldwide have conducted extensive studies on dynamic parameter identification. early approaches relied on generating dynamic parameters directly from cad models, but these methods were significantly affected by external disturbances, making it difficult to obtain accurate dynamic models. gautier et al. [2] improved parameter identification accuracy by optimizing excitation trajectories to obtain smooth and continuous motion paths. however, measurement randomness often led to local optimal solutions. among existing studies, offline identification methods are considered more reliable. the general process of parameter identification includes establishing a dynamic model, obtaining a minimal dynamic parameter set and linearizing the system, determining and optimizing excitation trajectories, collecting motion and torque data, performing data preprocessing, and solving the dynamic equations to compute torques. the collected data is then fed into the dynamic parameter identification equations, followed by model validation. traditional identification methods, such as the least squares method, are commonly used. for example, zhou jun et al. [3] applied linear least squares for dynamic parameter identification of flexible joint modular robots. however, the identified parameters were not sufficiently accurate and were highly sensitive to noise. feng limin et al. [4] adopted a weighted least squares approach to mitigate the effects of noise interference to some extent. zhu zhenbiao et al. [5] generated excitation trajectories using a combination of fourier series and fifth-order polynomials, achieving precise torque tracking based on joint angle and current measurements, though issues such as trajectory discontinuities and accuracy remained. zhang shiyuan et al. [6] optimized excitation trajectory signals using genetic algorithms, effectively reducing errors. chen zhihuan et al. [7] proposed an improved version of the whale optimization algorithm. liu yu et al. [8] enhanced the genetic algorithm to mitigate premature convergence and local optima, significantly improving parameter identification accuracy. zhang luming et al. [9] utilized a neural network-based torque compensation approach for dynamic parameter identification, reducing the impact of nonlinear factors. zhang di et al. [10] established a neural network-based trajectory tracking model for robotic arms, enabling real-time trajectory adjustments, though their study did not delve deeply into dynamic parameter identification. among these methods, identification approaches derived from inverse dynamic models, particularly the traditional least squares regression-based parameter identification, are highly susceptible to environmental noise and friction disturbances, leading to reduced identification efficiency. to improve parameter identification accuracy, enhance efficiency, and mitigate the issue of local optimal solutions, this paper proposes a dynamic parameter identification method based on the bp neural network. the proposed method utilizes fourier polynomial trajectory planning and constructs a neural network model. finally, a six-degree-offreedom robot is simulated using the matlab robotics toolbox for parameter validation, confirming the accuracy of the identified model. 2. robotic arm identification model 2.1. robot dynamics model the newton-euler iterative method is used to construct the dynamic equations, with outward iteration for velocity and acceleration, followed by inward iteration for force and torque. 145 fig 1. dynamic parameters of the connecting rod the outward iteration is used to calculate the angular velocity, linear acceleration, and angular acceleration of each link. the calculation of angular velocity can start from link 1 and proceed to link n. given that the angular velocity of link i+1i+1i+1 in the iii-coordinate system is:  1 1 1 1 1 i i i i i i i i ir z            where: 1i   is the angular velocity of joint i+1, and 1 i i r is the rotation matrix from coordinate system {i+1} to {i}. by left-multiplying equation (1) by the rotation matrix 1i i r  , the angular velocity of link i+1 in the {i+1} coordinate system is given by:  1 1 1 1 1 1 ˆi i i i i i i i ir z            where: i i is the angular velocity of link i in the {i} coordinate system, and 1i i r  is the rotation matrix from the {i} to the {i+1} coordinate system. the angular acceleration transformation equation between the links can be obtained, which gives the angular acceleration of link i to i+1 as:  1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ˆ ˆi i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ir r z z                     where 1i   is the angular velocity of joint i+1, and 1i   is the angular acceleration of joint i+1. the formula for calculating the linear acceleration of the link in a rotational joint manipulator is given by:v   a b a a a b a a b q borg b b b b bv v r q r q             the linear acceleration at the origin of each link's coordinate system is given by:    1 1 1 1 1 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ir p p                 similarly, the linear acceleration of the link's center of mass is given by:    i i i i i i i i i i c i c i i c ip p              where i i cp is the vector of the manipulator. the inertial force and torque at the center of mass of each link can be determined using the newton-euler equations:  ii cf m     i ic c i i i in i i       after determining the forces and torques on each link, the torques at the joints need to be calculated, which correspond to the forces and torques applied to the links by the joint motors. by iterating inward from link nnn to the base coordinate system, the inertial forces and torques acting on each link can be obtained:  1 1 1 i i i i i i i if r f f       1 1 1 1 1 1 1i i i i i i i i i i i i i i c i i i in n r n p f p r f             the joint torque can be obtained by calculating the component of the torque applied by one link to the adjacent link along the z-axis:  ˆi t i i i in z    fig 2. the link model of a robot with nnn degrees of freedom as shown in the figure, the robot joints are typically connected in a series configuration. where joint i (i≠0) is the i-th revolute joint, and link i is the i-th link.units in the absence of external forces, the torques acting on the center of mass of the link are summed, and their sum is set to zero, thus obtaining the torque balance equation. the dynamic equation is generally expressed as [11]:       ,m v g           here,  1 2 3, , , , t n      represents the joint torque,  m  ∈ n nr  is the inertia matrix, , ,    denote the joint position, angular velocity, and angular acceleration, respectively.  v  ∈ n nr  represents the coriolis and centrifugal force matrix, and  g  ∈ n nr  represents the gravitational torque. 146 2.2. linearization of the dynamic model and solution of the minimal set of dynamic parameters in the above dynamic model, the dynamic parameters are in a nonlinear form, which makes parameter identification difficult. therefore, the dynamic model can be represented as follows:   , , fully x        where:  , ,y     ∈ n nr  is the function matrix of the joint position, angular velocity, and angular acceleration of the robotic arm, and fullx represents all dynamic parameters. for a robotic arm with n degrees of freedom, the dynamic inertia parameters of the i-th link of the joint can be expressed as follows:  , , , , , , , , ,fulli xx yy zz xy xz yzx m mx my mz i i i i i i      where: fullix represents the dynamic parameter of the ith joint, , ,xx yy zzi i i represents the moment of inertia of the joint, and x, y, z represent the position of the joint's center of mass, , ,xy xz yzi i i represents the inertia product of the joint. the dynamic parameters can be expressed as:  1 2 3, , , , nx x x x x  the dynamical model can be expressed as:  11 12 1 1 1 21 22 2 2 1 2 n n n n n nn n y y y x y y y x yx y y y x                                                 however, the observation matrix of the robotic arm y   , ,y     is rank-deficient, with some rows and columns being constantly zero, while others are linear combinations of certain other rows and columns. it is necessary to reorganize and identify the set of dynamic parameters to obtain the minimal dynamic parameter set, which is required for the identification of dynamic parameters. in this way, the relationship between the joint torque and the minimal dynamic parameter set is:  min( , , )y x        by linearizing the dynamical model, the identification of nonlinear dynamic parameters is transformed into the identification of linear dynamic parameters. 2.3. excitation trajectory design and data collection to activate all parameters in the robotic dynamics model and ensure that all parameters are sufficiently "activated" during the identification process, thereby allowing for precise collection of motion, torque, and other related datasets, it is necessary to design appropriate excitation trajectories for the robot. fourier series-based trajectories [12] can ensure periodic input, with data collected from different cycles being consistent. this makes data collection convenient and highly feasible. therefore, fourier series can be used to construct excitation trajectories for collecting joint positions, angular velocities, and angular accelerations of the robotic arm. in the fourier series, the angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration of the i-th rotational joint of the robotic arm are given by:                    0 1 1 1 sin cos cos sin sin cos n il il i f f i l f f n i il f il f l n i f il f il f l a b q t w lt w lt q w l w l q t a w lt b w lt q t w a l w lt b l w lt                             where: ila , ilb represents the amplitude of the cosine and sine components for the i -th joint at different frequencies, 0iq denotes the positional deviation of the i -th joint, n is the number of harmonic terms contained in the fourier series, and fw is the fundamental angular frequency of the excitation frequency. for the ur5 robotic arm studied in this paper, a 5th-order fourier series can be employed, specifically n = 5, where ila , ilb , 0iq are the parameters to be optimized. each joint has 2 1n  parameters that require optimization for the excitation trajectory. the 5th-order fourier excitation trajectory parameters were obtained using the fmincon optimization toolbox in matlab. fig 3. fourier series excitation trajectories 147 during the real-time operation of the robotic arm along the excitation trajectory, the joint angles and joint angular velocities can be collected. by differentiating the fourier series representation, the joint angular acceleration can be obtained. additionally, the motor current can be used to infer the motor output torque, leading to the calculation of the joint torque. fig 4. the dynamic parameter identification process 3. neural network modeling 3.1. bp neural network model a back-propagation neural network (bpnn), or backpropagation neural network, constitutes a multi-layer feedforward neural network with the capacity to accommodate intricate non-linear correlations through the implementation of a back-propagation algorithm for the purposes of network training. a bp neural network typically comprises three layers: an input layer, a hidden layer and an output layer. each layer is comprised of multiple neurons, which are connected to one another by means of weights. each neuron performs a weighted sum of the received signals and then performs a non-linear transformation through an activation function to produce an output. the input signals of a bp neural network originate in the input layer and are conveyed to the output layer in a successive manner. subsequently, the output of the network is compared with the true value, and the loss function is calculated. the weights of the network are then adjusted according to the loss function with the objective of reducing the error and updating the weights. finally, the iterations are repeated in order to achieve the predetermined accuracy. from the relationship in equation (16) between the joint torque and the minimal set of dynamic parameters, it can be inferred that by assigning physical meaning to each weight, the trained weights correspond to the dynamic parameters of the robotic arm. in bp neural networks, a multitude of neurons are interconnected in this manner to form a sophisticated network structure, enabling the network to discern intricate patterns and characteristics within the data. neural networks construct more complex models by introducing hidden layers, which have their own internal weights and biases. these hidden layers enable the network to learn nonlinear relationships and deeper features within the data. the hidden layers are one or more intermediate layers that are not directly connected to the input or output. neurons in the hidden layers receive signals from the input layer, and after processing with weights and biases, the activation function transforms these signals into new representations. the inclusion of hidden layers increases the network's parameters, weights, and biases, enhancing its parameter capacity and allowing it to fit more complex functions. each layer further abstracts and generalizes from the previous layer, which helps the neural network better understand and process the data. 3.2. neural network construction fig 5. bp neural network construction 3.3. the selection of the activation function in neural network models, the choice of activation function has a crucial impact on the model's learning performance and nonlinear fitting ability. the sigmoid function is the most traditional and commonly used nonlinear activation function, and its mathematical expression is:    1 1 x x e      the sigmoid function works well for logistic regression and binary classification problems, but it suffers from the vanishing gradient problem when the input values approach infinity or negative infinity. therefore, this paper uses the relu function, which is commonly used in modern deep learning:    max(0, )x x    the relu function has a simple expression, involving only a basic threshold operation. it requires less computation 148 during optimization, is more efficient, and offers strong flexibility and generalizability. 3.4. the selection of training and optimization methods for neural network models to measure the difference between the predicted values and the actual values of the neural network model, and to accurately predict or classify new data, the loss function j is defined using the root mean square error rmse of the joint torque [13]:   2 1 1 ˆ n i i i rmse n        where n is the total number of sample data, i is the actual value of data point i, and î is the predicted value of data point i. typically, gradient descent is chosen as the optimization algorithm to minimize the loss function. by randomly initializing the model's weights and biases, the derivative of the loss function with respect to each parameter is computed to obtain the gradient of the loss function. the parameters are then updated based on the gradient and a predefined step size:   j        where θ represents the parameters, ∝ is the learning rate, and  j  is the gradient of the loss function j with respect to the parameter θ by continuously calculating and updating the gradient until the minimum value of the loss function is found, and the termination criteria are met, the training of the bp neural network model is completed. 4. validation of the bp neural network-based parameter identification model 4.1. experimental design this study validates the accuracy of the identification model through simulation. a six-degree-of-freedom serial robotic arm is constructed using the matlab r2024a robotics toolbox as the parameter identification object, with theoretical dynamic parameters defined. input data for the identification model is generated through data construction. the process is as follows: (1) define the excitation trajectory and obtain the corresponding joint sequence for executing the trajectory through inverse kinematics of the robotic arm, then save the data. (2) input the dynamic parameters and joint sequence into the dynamic model to compute the joint output torques, and save the results. (3) feed the joint angle and torque data into the proposed identification network. use the trained neural network to predict the identification results, compare them with the ground truth, and output the identification error. (4) provide an arbitrary validation motion trajectory and compare the actual joint output torque with the theoretical torque based on the identification results. in the neural network model identification experiment, the more trajectory data available, the more accurate the identification model becomes. multiple sets of trajectory data were collected for the experiment, with each set containing a large number of joint data points. these data sets were divided into a training set (80%) and a validation set (20%), where the training set is used for training the neural network, and the validation set is used to assess the model's prediction performance. during the training process, the size of the loss function and training accuracy are monitored in real time. as the model iterates, its accuracy continuously improves, reaching a maximum value, while the loss function steadily decreases and approaches zero. 4.2. identification results fig 6. predicted moments for each joint at the validation trajectory 149 the model output torques and desired output torques are visualized as shown in the figure. the results show that, on the validation trajectory, the torques predicted by the bp neural network are highly consistent with the theoretical values. the prediction performance on complex motion trajectories is excellent. this can be attributed to the fact that the neural network does not require explicit modeling of nonlinear factors and is capable of handling nonlinear relationships. additionally, the network demonstrates stronger robustness to noise, leading to better control performance and higher accuracy. in addition, the torque curve obtained from the model is smooth, with small torque errors and peak errors. compared to traditional methods, the bp neural network-based dynamic parameter identification method demonstrates stronger robustness and generalization capabilities, making it more suitable for high-precision control scenarios in industrial robots. future work could focus on further optimizing the network structure and training algorithms to enhance efficiency and adapt to more complex task requirements. 5. conclusion this paper proposes a bp neural network-based dynamic parameter identification method aimed at improving the accuracy of robot dynamic parameter identification, thereby achieving high-precision torque control. by utilizing fourier polynomial trajectory planning and constructing the bp neural network, the identification accuracy is effectively enhanced. finally, the dynamic parameter identification simulation is conducted using a six-degree-of-freedom robotic arm model constructed in the matlab robotics toolbox, validating the accuracy and effectiveness of the model. references [1] robot industry, 2022, (04):83-95. doi:10.19609/j.cnki.cn101324/ tp. 2022.04.004. 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[13] qi changgui's contour error prediction and compensation of numerical control system based on lstm neural network [d]. harbin institute of technology,2021. doi: 10.27061/ d.cnki. ghgdu. 2021.001067. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 1, 2025 47 design of face recognition course checking system zixi cheng * silesian institute of intelligent science and engineering, yanshan university, qinhuangdao, hebei, 066000, china * corresponding author email: czx0420@outlook.com abstract: this paper proposes a deep learning based facial recognition course checking system to address the issues of low attendance efficiency and easy proxy signing in traditional universities. extracting 128 dimensional facial feature vectors through the mobilefacenet lightweight model, combined with the siamese network's dual tower structure similarity measurement mechanism, implementing identity recognition with a euclidean distance threshold of 0.5, and introducing liveness detection to prevent image spoofing. the experiment was based on the casia and ms1m-v2 datasets, and the results showed that the recognition accuracy of mobilefacenet alone reached 98.6%. after 100 iterations of integrating siamese network, the accuracy improved to 100%. the model file was only 65kb, which meets the real-time update and lightweight requirements of embedded devices. this system can achieve non-contact and efficient attendance, support cross campus management and academic analysis related to attendance data. in the future, we plan to optimize model compression technology and integrate multimodal biometric features to expand to scenarios such as enterprise attendance and security access control. keywords: facial recognition; course checking system; mobilefacenet; siamese network. 1. introduction the research inspiration for this topic is based on the current learning situation of college students. 1.1. research background firstly, the college has installed high-definition cameras to enhance security, which can make full use of them and achieve optimal utilization of resources; secondly, college students who have been studying for three years have become less disciplined and gradually lazy. conducting course inspections can effectively supervise and urge their learning; once again, the college or teachers need to check the attendance of students. when there are too many students, calling them names one by one not only wastes the energy and time of teachers and classmates, but also largely leads to the phenomenon of signing in on behalf of others, which can easily disrupt the normal order of the classroom. to address these drawbacks, we plan to use facial recognition to design a fully automated course checking system. as an emerging attendance method, the application of multi face recognition intelligent attendance system in university management has significant necessity and advantages [1,2]. in recent years, with the rapid development of internet software and hardware technology, artificial intelligence technology has been greatly improved, and it also affects other industries, imperceptibly changing life. deep learning technology is also growing explosively, and the implementation of related applications has brought significant economic value, such as biometric fusion technology in the construction of smart classrooms in universities, as seen in [3,4]. because the information contained in the face is very rich, it is the most important feature in personal identification, unique and cannot be replicated, making it an important way of individual recognition. the facial recognition technology based on deep learning has made significant progress in hardware computing power and algorithms. 1.2. technological significance facial recognition has been applied in multiple fields, bringing revolutionary convenience to people's lives. facial recognition is imperceptible to humans, and users do not need to actively participate to complete it. it also does not have any impact on the human body and requires small hardware size. prior to this, multi face recognition, as an important component branch in the field of facial recognition, has shown extensive application potential in areas such as public safety, identity verification, and intelligent monitoring, such as real-time monitoring systems in public safety, as seen in [5,6]. multi face recognition technology can simultaneously process multiple facial information, significantly improving the efficiency of attendance. in a crowded and time constrained university environment, traditional attendance methods often require individual identity verification, which is time-consuming and inefficient. and multi face recognition technology can complete a large number of student check-in tasks in a short period of time, effectively saving time and improving the efficiency of the entire attendance process [7]. 1.3. educational informatization value in the field of education, the facial recognition course inspection system is not only an attendance tool, but also a key step in promoting the process of educational informatization. by integrating facial recognition technology into teaching management, precise analysis of students' learning behavior can be achieved. for example, attendance data recorded by the system can be connected to a learning management system, which teachers can use to analyze the correlation between students' attendance patterns and academic performance, thereby providing data support for personalized teaching. for students who are frequently absent, teachers can intervene in a timely manner, understand their learning difficulties or life problems, implement targeted counseling, and promote educational care. in addition, the system helps to build an intelligent classroom environment. facial recognition technology can be connected to intelligent teaching devices. when students enter the classroom, the system automatically recognizes their identity and adjusts seating arrangements, loads personal learning materials onto terminal devices, and even pre-set preferred 48 learning environments based on historical data (such as lighting, temperature, etc.) to create personalized learning spaces centered around students. at the same time, in large universities, this system can effectively manage the attendance of elective courses across campuses, break down management barriers between campuses, promote the balanced utilization and sharing of educational resources, and improve the overall teaching management efficiency of universities. 2. method 2.1. facial recognition workflow at present, the implementation of facial recognition technology generally involves the following steps: first, collect and record a local facial database, which should contain multiple facial data; second, obtain preliminary facial feature data for recognition, compare the collected facial feature data with the data in the database, and obtain the recognition result. simply put, it means using a camera to capture portrait images, distinguishing facial features in the image according to established rules, and locating key points. if a face can be detected, facial feature data is extracted according to regulations and integrated for analysis. essentially, the extracted facial feature data is compared with the feature data in the database. if the similarity of the data is not less than a reasonable value set in advance, it indicates successful recognition and determines that the facial feature identity is consistent. to prevent image deception, liveness detection algorithms are used to determine whether the face in front of the recognition camera is a real existence rather than an image. existing liveness detection algorithms are based on the principle that the face is moving rather than stationary, and verify that the face is a real living being for detection and recognition rather than for image recognition through a series of individual or combined actions such as shaking head left and right, nodding up and down, blinking and opening mouth, etc. [8,9]. the live detection technology based on 3d structured light can enhance anti deception, as shown in [10,11]. 2.2. technological evolution and model comparison facial recognition technology was first proposed in the 1950s and 1960s, and since then, research and development have been continuously updated and advanced. previously, research mainly focused on the relative positional geometric relationships of key facial feature points, such as kernel methods, active shape models, "feature faces" and fisher's algorithm, boosting algorithm, genetic algorithm, etc. however, traditional facial recognition technology is not ideal for certain complex scenarios, with a high error rate. factors such as changes in lighting, facial expressions caused by individual emotions, and partial occlusion have a significant impact on it. with the support of modern technology, deep learning based facial recognition technology has solved many problems in previous technologies and has shown good performance in terms of facial recognition accuracy[12]. there are many commonly used technologies or models in the field of facial recognition, including methods based on geometric features, template matching, pca, lbp, cnn, siamese networks, triplet loss functions, mobilefacenet, and facenet. however, through analysis and search, the combination of mobilefacenet and siamese can improve the accuracy of facial recognition [12]. 2.3. mobilefacenet model architecture mobilefacenet is an efficient facial recognition model designed specifically for mobile and embedded devices, with a focus on lightweight structure and high computational performance. it uses deeply separable convolution instead of traditional convolution to significantly reduce the amount of parameters and computation. the size of the model is only about 4mb, and the number of multiplication and addition operations is only 2.17b. it can run in real time on mobile devices to meet the needs of real-time face recognition, such as the application of lightweight design in edge computing scenarios such as smartphone unlocking, mobile payment, etc. see [3,13]. the network structure of mobilefacenet consists of convolutional layers, deep convolutional layers, bottleneck layers, etc. the input is a 112 × 112 × 3 image, which undergoes a series of convolution and pooling operations to finally output a 128 dimensional feature vector for face recognition. the loss function used is the arcface loss function, which enhances discriminative ability and improves accuracy by adding angular margins between the feature vector and classification weights. mobilefacenet achieves an accuracy of 99.55% on the lfw dataset and on the megaface dataset tar@far1e-6 the accuracy reaches 92.59%, which is comparable to large cnn models [12]. its advantages lie in high efficiency, high precision, and good compatibility. it can be used as a standalone facial recognition model or combined with other facial detection algorithms (such as mtcnn) to form a complete facial recognition system [12]. 2.4. siamese network mechanism the siamese model is a special neural network architecture primarily used to compare the similarity or difference between two inputs. its structure consists of two or more identical and weighted sub networks that map input data to a feature space, and then determine the similarity of input data through distance metrics such as euclidean distance and cosine similarity. during training, siamese models often combine contrastive loss functions or triplet loss functions to learn effective feature representations, making similar inputs closer in the feature space and dissimilar inputs farther away [12]. its core advantage is sharing weights, reducing the number of parameters, and improving generalization ability; focusing on similarity measurement, suitable for tasks such as facial recognition, signature verification, image matching, etc. that require comparison of inputs. in the field of facial recognition, siamese models can be used for facial verification and recognition tasks. input two facial images into the model, and the network learns their similarity to achieve identity authentication and recognition. its unique dual tower network structure and similarity measurement mechanism make it perform well in handling one to many comparison tasks [12]. however, siamese models only output similarity scores and require two sub network structures to be strictly identical to ensure that the input image can be mapped to the same feature space. compared to mobilefacenet outputting category labels, siamese models focus more on comparing the similarity between inputs, and both have their own strengths in the field of facial recognition. 49 3. test 3.1. model structure and parameter challenges facial recognition aims to use image path reading to complete facial recognition operations. the mobilefacenet model is used to predict facial features in order to obtain comparative similarity between features and feature values in the facial database, and finally obtain the highest similarity result with a threshold value greater than 0.6, thus achieving high accuracy. the mobilefacenet model involves a large number of parameters to meet the requirements that can be adjusted on personal computers or servers. due to the influence of algorithms, some devices are unable to meet the requirements of online training for the entire network [12]. the structure of the mobilefacenet model is shown in table 1. table 1. table of mobilefacenet model structure and parameters input 7×7×512 56×56×64 14×14×128 112×112×3 7×7×128 7×7×512 28×28×64 56×56×64 14×14×128 7×7×128 operator linear gdconv 7×7 bottleneck bottleneck conv 3×3 bottleneck linear conv 1×1 bottleneck depthwise conv 3×3 bottleneck conv 1×1 t -2 4 -2 -4 -2 - c 512 64 128 64 128 128 128 64 128 512 n 1 5 1 1 2 1 1 1 6 1 s 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 due to the limitations of embedded terminal algorithms, it is difficult to add new detected facial feature values and original functional libraries, so mobilefacenet model training cannot proceed smoothly. at the same time, the above operations require a large amount of work and high professional spirit, which is difficult to apply to practical scenarios [12]. 3.2. siamese network integration solution however, the siamese model based on the combination of mobilefacenet model and online learning can solve the above problems. it supports porting trained models to embedded devices on pc/servers to achieve initial function extraction operations, obtain new function vectors, and update the function vector dataset in real-time. the real-time update function configured by siamese models can effectively improve the effectiveness of facial recognition. the siamese model is a neural network used to evaluate input feature vectors. the input meets the sharing requirements. the new input space is determined by the shared model, and the similarity of input values is evaluated by the loss function. since the parameters set for each network are the same, only one model needs to be trained during the training operation, which can effectively reduce the number of training samples. input the extracted facial feature vectors and other information into the siamese model to obtain the corresponding 64 dimensional feature vectors, and then solve for the euclidean distance [14]. when the euclidean minimum distance is less than the set threshold, it indicates that the facial image to be recognized is in the database. when the minimum euclidean distance is greater than the set threshold, it means that the person signing during this period is a stranger. if the system needs to add strangers, the mobilefacenet model is used to extract relevant feature values and create a dataset, and the siamese model network is trained. this time, siamese models can be used for facial recognition and model training on embedded devices [12]. here, this is a relatively complete facial recognition system. 3.3. dataset collection and preprocessing the casia dataset contains 2500 asian facial images of 500 people. 100 facial images of people were extracted from the images and the dataset was preprocessed. the facial detection algorithm of mtcnn is used for facial detection, and the facial size is modified to 112x112. the mobilefacenet model has been pre trained on the ms1m-v2 facial dataset and used to extract facial features. 3.4. model training and accuracy metrics after continuous debugging, set the euclidean distance threshold to 0.5, which means that when the distance between facial feature vectors is less than 0.5, it will be judged as the same person, otherwise it will be judged as another person. when only running mobilefacenet, the recognition accuracy is 98.6%. to validate the new method, the mobilefacenet model was used to extract facial features to construct the training set for the siamese model, which was trained using the tensorflow neural network framework to evaluate the effectiveness of the online update mechanism, as shown in [15]. in contrast, the recognition results using the mobilefacenet+siamese new model are better than those using only the mobilefacenet model, that is, without adjusting the mobilefacenet model, retraining only the siamese model can improve the accuracy of face recognition [12]. 3.5. offline testing and update mechanism the next step is the offline testing of the facial recognition system, which collected facial photos of 15 people. among them, 10 are known, while the other 5 are unknown, that is, strangers. the facial features of these 10 people were extracted using the mobilefacenet model, and the siamese model was trained using the numpy library in the stm32mp157 processor. the training lasted for about 10 minutes and underwent 100 iterations. the size of the welltrained model file is only 65kb [12]. after training, noncontact signature or login can be implemented on the flags in the system [12]. when meeting strangers, the boarding system can add new friends online (saving the corresponding function vectors to the function library). when the number of strangers is small, the accuracy of not updating the existing siamese model is also high. however, as the number of strangers increases, the accuracy gradually decreases. on the contrary, every time a new person is added, the parameters of the siamese model are fine tuned. the more fine-tuning time, the stronger the function extraction ability, and the higher the 50 accuracy of the entire system after updating the model. from the training results, it can be seen that online update methods can greatly improve accuracy. after 100 iterations, the accuracy has reached 100% and training can be stopped [12]. in summary, non-contact sign in in systems based on artificial intelligence can be detected with the help of infrared sensors. by opening the camera to capture the face and accurately extracting facial features that can be detected using mobilefacenet, the siamese model can obtain the corresponding feature vectors and fully recognize the face based on euclidean distance [12]. the system has good stability and accuracy. this system is used in collective symbols, only requiring the collection of a few images, and has a recognition accuracy rate of over 99% through preprocessing and algorithm optimization, which is beneficial for solving the slow traditional problems of speed and low data utilization. 4. prospect in practical applications, the non-contact check-in system proposed in this study has shown great potential for application. 4.1. application scenarios except for university scenarios, this system can be widely applied in enterprise attendance, conference attendance, security access control, and other scenarios after simple adaptation [1]. in enterprise attendance, multi face recognition function can quickly complete daily attendance of employees, effectively avoiding cheating behavior in traditional attendance methods and improving management efficiency; in the scenario of conference check-in, the system can complete identity recognition and check-in records at the moment of participant entry, reducing conference preparation time and making the conference process smoother and more efficient; in the field of security access control, compared with traditional access control systems, facial recognition access control not only improves the speed of passage, but also enhances security, prevents security risks such as tailgating, and reduces the production and management costs of physical cards. 4.2. future research directions future work will focus on further optimizing system performance and expanding functionality. on the one hand, we will continue to explore model compression and optimization techniques to reduce the system's dependence on hardware resources while 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(2023). update mechanism of facial recognition model based on online learning. data collection and processing, 38(05), 923–930. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 1, 2025 184 algorithm of non‐lte infrared radiation in atmosphere and its application jian wang 1, 2, shuaihui li 1, 2, a, dandan zeng 1, b, bo yan 1, 2, hao chen 1 1 state key laboratory of high temperature gas dynamics, institute of mechanics, cas, beijing 100190, china 2 school of engineering science, university of chinese academy sciences, beijing 100190, china a lee@imech.ac.cn, b zengdadan@imech.ac.cn abstract: atmospheric radiation is widely used in the field of space-based detection of spacecraft and atmospheric remote sensing. with the increase of altitude, the air density decreases and the intermolecular collision becomes weaker. as a result, the energy distribution of gas molecules deviates from the equilibrium state, and the radiation transmittance and source function need to be calculated on the basis of the specific non-lte energy level population. energy level population is a key and difficult problem in the calculation of non-equilibrium radiation. in this paper, the physical process of molecular energy level transition and radiation transfer is studied, including the relationship between molecular transition, radiation spectrum, radiation transfer and energy level distribution. the numerical algorithm for energy level population calculation is established. the nonequilibrium energy level distribution and limb infrared radiation characteristics of co2, an important infrared radiation component in the atmosphere, were studied by using the program. the non-equilibrium radiation mechanism of co2 4.3μm band under different day and night conditions was analyzed. finally, the model calculation of co2 4.3μm band under different conditions is compared with the limb observation results, and the reliability of the radiation model, calculation method and program are verified. keywords: infrared radiation; non-local thermodynamic equilibrium (non-lte); energy level population; co2 radiation. 1. introduction the infrared radiation effects of hypersonic aircraft in the near-space region are crucial factors in early warning and penetration design [1, 2]. the detectability of these aircraft is closely related to atmospheric radiation transmission properties such as radiative transmittance and the atmospheric self-radiance. as the altitude increases, the frequency of molecular collisions in the atmosphere decreases, leading to the internal energy, such as vibrational energy level populations, gradually deviating from equilibrium. near an altitude of 100 km, the predictions of the internationally recognized atmospheric radiation transmission calculation software modtran, which is based on the assumption of equilibrium, differ from measured results by several orders of magnitude [4]. this indicates that non-equilibrium effects must be considered, with the key being the calculation of the non-equilibrium distribution of molecular energy levels. the energy levels of molecules change through interactions with photons or other molecules. consequently, the distribution of molecular energy levels is influenced by the radiation field of the relevant spectral bands and molecular collision-induced transitions, while the radiation field in turn depends on the local energy level populations and radiation from other atmospheric layers. this interdependence results in considerable complexity. the challenge lies in integrating over frequency, spatial angle, and altitude to couple the solution of the radiative transfer equations with the energy level population equations. energy level transitions give rise to spectral bands, and the absorption within these bands leads to energy level transitions. when calculating the contribution of band absorption to energy level transitions, it is necessary to perform a frequency integration within the band to compute the average radiance. common frequency integration methods can be classified into two categories: line-by-line integration and band models. in the line-by-line integration approach, the spectral lines are divided into multiple intervals based on their shapes, with relatively small changes in the absorption coefficient within each interval. the radiance for all intervals is then summed individually. in the band model approach, the distribution of spectral line intensities within the spectral interval is represented by a simplified model, and simple formulas are used to calculate the average transmittance within the spectral interval. the line-by-line integration method offers high precision but requires significant computational effort. the advantage of the band model is its high computational efficiency, making it suitable for situations where precision requirements are not stringent. in solving the coupled radiation transfer and statistical equilibrium equations, there are generally two methods: the matrix inversion method and the iterative method. in the matrix inversion method, the radiation transfer equations and the statistical equilibrium equations are solved simultaneously, resulting in a system of equations with a number equal to the product of the number of atmospheric layers (d) and the number of energy levels (l). this necessitates inverting a (d×l)×(d×l) dimensional matrix. when the number of energy levels is large and the atmospheric discretization is significant, the matrix inversion method requires substantial computer memory and is less computationally efficient. however, due to the consideration of both local and non-local effects, the matrix inversion method converges quickly. a typical matrix inversion method is the curtis matrix method [5, 6], which transforms the radiation transfer equations into equations for the transfer of radiative fluxes. this method has been widely applied in calculating radiative heating (cooling) rates, atmospheric energy budgets, and atmospheric modeling. in the iterative method, the radiation transfer equations and the statistical equilibrium equations are solved iteratively. 185 after solving the radiation transfer equations to obtain the radiance for all transition bands over d atmospheric layers, the statistical equilibrium equations for l energy levels in each layer are solved, which involves inverting d l×l dimensional matrices. the computational load of the iterative method is smaller, but convergence is slower in optically thick conditions, leading to the development of accelerated iterative methods (ali). ali is commonly used to solve multi-level non-equilibrium radiative spectroscopy problems in stellar atmospheres [7]. software commonly used abroad for nonequilibrium radiation calculations includes the sharc software [8] and the rfm program [9]. the sharc software was developed by the united states air force physics laboratory in the 1990s and can calculate the vibrational level distributions of various atmospheric molecules under different modes, applicable to the altitude range of 30-300 km. sharc uses older collision mechanisms and spectral data, operates in band mode, with a spectral resolution of 1 cm-1, and has lower computational accuracy; also, the code is not open-source. the rfm model is a line-by-line radiative transfer calculation model [9]. users input the vibrational temperatures of the energy levels, and through the rfm program, calculations yield optical thickness, atmospheric transmittance, absorption rates, and radiance. the nonequilibrium level distribution is an input parameter for the rfm model; therefore, rfm cannot solve the core problem of energy level distribution in non-equilibrium radiation calculations. domestic research on atmospheric radiation primarily focuses on equilibrium radiation studies [10-13], and there is still a significant gap between the research on nonequilibrium radiation and that conducted abroad. in the public literature, there are only studies on the use of the foreign nonequilibrium calculation software sharc [14, 15], and radiative transfer calculations using the rfm program based on energy level distribution data under specific conditions [16]. the deficiency in the field of non-equilibrium radiation calculation in china has imposed certain limitations on the early warning and penetration design of hypersonic vehicles, as well as on the utilization of atmospheric remote sensing data. in view of this, this paper starts from the fundamental physical processes of non-equilibrium radiation and investigates the relationships between molecular transitions, radiative spectroscopy, radiative transfer, and energy level distribution. the line-by-line method is employed for spectral integration, and the ali iterative method is used to solve the radiative transfer and statistical equilibrium equations, developing a set of computational programs that can be used to calculate the non-equilibrium state energy level distribution. finally, the program is applied to study the radiative issues of the important infrared radiative component co2 in the atmosphere, analyzing the non-equilibrium radiative mechanism of co2, and comparing the results with the publicly available spire and mipas detection data from abroad. 2. physical model 2.1. vibrational energy level jumps and spectral lines the frequency of molecular radiation is related to the energy difference between the energy levels before and after the transition. the energy difference for electronic state transitions reaches several electron volts (ev), corresponding to the visible or ultraviolet wavelength range. vibrational transitions correspond to the spectral region greater than 600 cm-1. the wavenumber for rotational transitions is of the order of 1 cm^-1, corresponding to the far-infrared or microwave bands. since vibrational transitions are often accompanied by rotational energy level transitions, the molecular vibrationalrotational energy level transition process should be given special attention in the infrared region. the distribution of the photon energy absorbed by molecules constitutes the spectral lines. thermal motion of molecules and molecular collision effects will cause doppler broadening and pressure broadening, respectively. the resulting line shape is known as the voigt profile, and its expression is given by:   2 22 dt d v s y e t y x t k          (1) in the formula, 0v is the central frequency of the spectral line, vk is the absorption coefficient at frequency v , s is the line strength, and the relationship between the line strength and the absorption coefficient is given by 0 dvks v    .  0 dx v v   ， l dy   . d is the width due to doppler broadening, and l is the width due to pressure broadening. under standard temperature and pressure (stp) condition, molecular collisions are frequent, and l is of the order of 0.1 cm-1, which is one to two orders of magnitude larger than d . in this case, the voigt profile degenerates into a lorentzian line shape. above 60 km in high-altitude regions, collisional broadening can be neglected, and the voigt profile degenerates into a doppler line shape. for certain non-equilibrium radiation problems, the altitude range may encompass regions where pressure broadening dominates as well as regions where doppler broadening dominates, hence the adoption of the more complex but universally applicable voigt line shape. when the atmospheric model is known, it is only necessary to calculate the line shapes at all altitudes at the initial moment. in the numerical calculations, the energies as well as the spectral parameters of the vibrational transitions of specific molecules can be obtained by querying the database. 2.2. radiative transfer theory for the infrared band, the radiative scattering effect can be neglected. the interaction between radiation photons and gas molecules can be divided into three processes: (1) molecules spontaneously transition from a higher energy level to a lower one and emit a photon, which is known as spontaneous radiation; (2) under the induction of an incident photon, molecules transition from a higher energy level to a lower one and emit a photon identical to the incident photon, which is referred to as induced radiation; (3) a molecule absorbs a photon and transitions from a lower energy level to a higher one, which is known as radiative absorption. the radiance,  ,vl p s  , is defined as the radiation energy passing through a unit cross-sectional area per unit solid angle, per unit frequency range, and per unit time at position p in the direction of s  . the rate of change of radiance is directly proportional to the net emission rate (emission minus 186 absorption) of photons. taking the two-energy level problem as an example, the rate of change of radiance along the path according to the spontaneous radiation, induced radiation, and radiation absorption processes can be written as [17]: 2 21 , 2 21 , 1 12 ,1 4 4 4     r s r i v r a vv n a q n b q l n b q ldl ds hv (2) where h is planck's constant, v is the radiation frequency, vl is the radiation brightness, and s is the distance along the radiation direction. , 2n and 1n are the population distribution of the high and low energy levels of the jump, respectively. einstein's constants 21a , 21b and 12b are the rate at which a molecule leaps from energy level 2 to energy level 1 by spontaneous radiation, energy level 2 is induced to leap to energy level 1 by photons, and energy level 1 absorbs radiation to leap to 2. einstein's constant satisfies the relationship: 3 2 21 21 02a b hv c and 12 21 2 1 .b b g g , c is the speed of light, and , 1g , 2g are the degree of simplicity of energy levels 1 and 2. , ,r sq , ,r iq and ,r aq are the normalized line shapes with respect to spontaneous radiation, excited radiation, and absorption spectral lines. in the case of spontaneous radiation, for example, , d 1r sq    (  is the spectral interval of the leap ). in general, the absorption and emission spectra of the same leap can be considered to have the same linear shape, i.e. , , ,r s r a r iq q q  . further, eq. (2) can be organized into the following simplified form  d d v v a v v l k n l j s    (3) where an is the number density of radiating molecules and vj is the radiation source function. comparison with eq. (1) and the use of , v v  , yields:  , 12 211 2 4π v r a a hv k q b b n n n  (4) 2 21 1 12 2 21 v n a j n b n b   (5) at this point, the expressions for the absorption coefficient and the radiation source function, which are the two central physical quantities of the radiative transfer problem, are obtained. from the above equation, it can be seen that the absorption coefficient and radiation source function are related to the energy level spread. under the thermodynamic equilibrium conditions, the energy level spread satisfies the boltzmann distribution, and the radiation source function is equal to the planck function. 2.3. statistical equilibrium theory of energy levels the population of energy levels is primarily determined by radiative and collisional processes. for the vast majority of cases, the rates of radiative transitions and molecular collision rates are much greater than the rates of change of the radiation field and the macroscopic state of the gas. therefore, it can be considered that the production and loss of molecules at energy levels are in equilibrium, resulting in a constant population of energy levels. the previous section introduced the relationship between radiation and energy level transitions. this subsection will consider the impact of collisions on energy level transitions. collisional processes are divided into thermal collisions and non-thermal collisions. in thermal collisions, the higher energy state of the transition is excited by gaining energy from the kinetic energy of the colliding molecules, or the vibrational energy is converted into the kinetic energy of the colliding molecules to de-excite. in non-thermal collisions, such as vibrational-vibrational collisions, electron-vibrational collisions, and chemical reactions, most or even all of the vibrational energy comes from (or goes to) the internal energy of the collision partner. the thermal collision (v-t) process can be written in the following general form: : n(2) m n(1) m +tk e,   (6) where tk is the rate coefficient for the forward process (in cm3 mol-1 s-1),  represents any air molecule, and 2 1 0 e e e hv    is the energy difference between the high and low energy levels. the loss rate coefficient of n(2) is proportional to tl and tk , the number density of colliding   ,i.e.  t tl k  . for the inverse process 2n the rate of generation is   1tk n  , where tk  is the rate coefficient of the reverse process of eq.(6), tk and tk  satisfies  2 1 0exptk k g g hv kt   . similarly, the generation rate coefficients of n(2) can be obtained, which is  m ttp k  . for non-thermal collision processes, the vibrationvibration collision process (v-v), for example, is        : m 1 2 mvv vk v n n v e    (7) where  v is the atmospheric molecule in the vibrational excited state v , in the excited state v after the collision, and the energy before and after the collision v ve e  , 0v v ve e e hv    . vvk is the rate coefficient for the forward process, and that for the reverse process is vvk , both of which satisfy the relation  1 2 expvv vv v v vk k g g g g e kt   . in the following, the generation and loss rate coefficients for the non-thermal collision process are denoted by ntp and ntl , respectively. for the two-energy-level problem, under statistical equilibrium conditions, the net production 2n by radiative processes and the net loss 2n by collisional processes cancel each other out.    2 21 2 21 1 12 2 1 0      v v t nt t ntn a n b l n b l l n p nl p (8) eq.(8) is the statistical equilibrium equation for the two energy levels, where vl is the average radiance in the spectral band interval and spatial direction, i.e. 187  , 1 4 v v r av l l q v dvd        (9) similarly, for the multi-energy level problem, the statistical equilibrium equation for the energy level m can be written as       0            mj m mj jm j jm j m j mmj jm jm j mj m mj m jm j m mj j jm j m a n l a n l hv hv b n b n b n b n n n cc (10) where mj l is the average radiance of the band of the jump from the energy level m to the energy level j , and is the rate coefficient for the conversion of the energy level to the energy level by collision. in the two-energy-level problem, mjc corresponds to t ntll  in eq.(9). when the number of energy levels to be sought is n, equation (10) is established for n-1 energy levels, and combined with 1, m m n an n   , the system of statistical equilibrium equations (see) for the energy levels to be sought can be obtained. 3. numerical calculation method due to the presence of the mean radiance vl in the system of statistical equilibrium equations , coupling the rte is required to solve the see to obtain vl . to simplify the calculation, the following assumptions are used [17]: (1) the rate of change of planetary atmospheres and radiation in the vertical direction is much greater than that in the horizontal direction. therefore, a parallel plane atmospheric model is adopted, as shown in figure 1, where it is only necessary to solve for the energy level population varying along one-dimensional vertical direction; (2) within the same vibrational energy level, the rotational energy level spacing (1 cm-1) is much smaller than the vibrational energy level spacing (~100 cm-1). compared to vibrational energy levels, rotational energy levels require significantly fewer collisions to maintain an equilibrium distribution. hence, adopting the assumption of rotational equilibrium can greatly reduce the computational load; (3) in non-equilibrium region, the half-width of the spectral lines is of the order of 0.001 cm-1, which is much smaller than the spacing between rotational and vibrational spectral lines. therefore, it is considered that spectral lines of different transition bands do not overlap. the absorption coefficients for each transition band are calculated independently, as well as the impact of radiative transitions on the energy level population. fig 1. an illustration of plane-parallel approximation references are cited in the text just by square brackets [1]. (if square brackets are not available, slashes may be used instead, e.g. /2/.) two or more references at a time may be put in one set of brackets [3, 4]. the references are to be numbered in the order in which they are cited in the text and are to be listed at the end of the contribution under a heading references, see our example below. defining optical thickness under the parallel plane atmosphere assumption , 1 ( ) d v az k nz z      (11) where cos( )  is the direction angle cosine. combined with , ( )z  , the radiative transfer equation i.e. eq. (3) can be written as      , , , , , , , d d v v v l l j               (12) the above equation has an analytic   , , 0 , , 0 , , ( ) , , 0 , ,( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) e e d ( )                            z v v vz z z z z l z l z j z (13) the above equation states that the radiance at a given position and direction is equal to the part of the boundary radiance that reaches that position after absorption, plus the part of all the radiation sources along the path that reaches that position after absorption. for upward radiation, 0  , 0z is located at the lower boundary, and for downward radiation, 0  , 0z is located at the upper boundary. for simplicity, the subscript " ,  " is omitted in the following writing without ambiguity. for the division of the atmosphere into d layers, as shown in fig. 1, the source function of the integral term in eq. (13) is discretized numerically, and the source function is approximated by a first-order or higher-order approximation, i.e.    1 1..., , , ... ,k k k kj j j       (14) where  denotes a linear function, and substituting into eq. (13), the general form of the numerical solution for the radiance can be obtained as follows 0,0 0,1 0, 1 1,0 1,1 1, 1 1 1,0 1,1 1 1 , 0 1 1 1 0d d d d d d d d l j l j l j                                                       the above equation can be written in the simple form l j (15)  is a function of ,  . in the case of upward radiation, for example, the matrix  is an upper triangular matrix when using the first-order approximation. the diagonal elements of the matrix  represent the influence of the local source function on the radiance. the method of calculating the radiance using eq. (13) and (14) is called the short eigen 188 method, and the second-order short eigen method is used in this paper to improve the accuracy [18]. after finding the radiance in all frequency domains and spatial angles, the spectral bands can be integrated over frequency intervals and spatial angles to obtain the average irradiance for each jump, i.e. ,v v vl l        (16) where " " denotes the average over the frequency domain and spatial angle of the spectral band, v and  are the weight functions over the frequency domain and spatial angle, respectively. v is proportional to the product of the absorption coefficient of the spectral line and the spectral line discrete width. the spatial angle discretization is generally done by gaussian quadrature method to select the discretization points and weights. when solving the statistical equilibrium equations in conjunction with the mean radiance, the local source function takes the value of the next step to accelerate the iterative convergence process, which is known as accelerated algorithmic  iteration (ali) [7, 17, 18]. decompose  into the diagonal array * and *   , i.e. * v eff vl lj j      (17) from the above equation, it can be seen that the contribution of the non-local source function on the transmission path to the mean radiance  *eff vl j     . in the 1i  iteration, the mean irradiance in the radiative jump band from l to l ( l l ) is written as 1 , 1 ,i i i eff i ll ll ll lll j l         (18) combined with the eq. (5) for the source function, the numerical solution format for the energy level statistical equilibrium eq. (10) can be obtained as        1 , 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 0                                                        i i i i eff i i i i i eff i l ll ll l l l l ll ll l l l ll l ll l l l ll l l l l i i l ll l l l l n a n b n b l n a n b n b l n c n c (19.a) the number of equations included in the above system of equations is the number of energy levels to be solved, replacing the conservation equation for the last energy level by 1i l a l n n  (19.b) the system of equations is closed now. when solving the radiative transfer equation, after obtaining * and eff vl , we substitute (19.a) and invert the coefficient matrix of the statistical equilibrium equations to obtain the energy level distribution. fig.2 shows the coupled solution process of the radiative transfer equation and the statistical equilibrium equation. fig 2. calculation procedure for populations of non-lte states. l and l : energy levels. i : iteration step. k : atmospheric layer 189 4. co2 non-equilibrium radiative energy level distribution co2 is an important component of the earth’s limb atmospheric infrared radiation. co2 participates in the atmospheric thermal cycle through infrared cooling and heating, exerting a significant impact on the thermal structure of the atmosphere; the 15 μm and 4.3 μm bands of co2 are crucial for limb atmospheric environmental detection and military target early warning. co2 is a triatomic molecule with three vibrational modes: symmetric stretch (ν1), symmetric bend (ν2), and asymmetric stretch (ν3). the symmetric stretch mode (ν1) does not change the molecular dipole moment and is inactive in the infrared radiation band; the symmetric bend mode (ν2) is doubly degenerate, corresponding to the 15 μm band. the asymmetric stretch mode (ν3) corresponds to the 4.3 μm band. in addition, co2 also has many hot bands, combination bands, and isotopic bands. this paper includes calculations for four co2 isotopologues, with a total of 22 energy levels, as detailed in table 1. the spectral line parameters are obtained from the hitran database [19, 20]. this work references the collisional reaction model from literature [9], as shown in table 2, with reaction rates consistent with those in literature [9]. processes 1-2 represent thermal collisions between neutral molecules and co2, while processes 3-8 involve vibrational energy levels of co2 in v-v transitions. the energy of the first vibrational state of n2 is close to the energy gap of the asymmetric stretch vibrational state of co2, leading to near-resonance v-v transfers between the two, as shown in process 6. therefore, it is necessary to simultaneously solve the statistical equilibrium equations for both n2 and n2(1). processes 9-11 show the main collisional processes affecting n2(1). table 1. co2 vibrational energy levels number isotopes energy level energy (cm-1) concurrency 1 626 00001 0.0000 1 2 626 01101 667.3801 2 3 626 10002 1285.4087 1 4 626 02201 1335.1317 2 5 626 10001 1388.1847 1 6 626 11102 1932.4702 2 7 626 03301 2003.2463 2 8 626 11101 2076.8557 2 9 626 00011 2349.1433 1 10 626 01111 3004.0122 2 11 626 10012 3612.8417 1 12 626 02211 3659.2728 2 13 626 10011 3714.7828 1 14 636 00001 0.0000 1 15 636 01101 648.4784 2 16 636 00011 2283.4876 1 17 636 01111 2920.2387 2 18 628 00001 0.0000 1 19 628 01101 662.3734 2 20 628 00011 2332.1128 1 21 627 00001 0.0000 1 22 627 01101 664.7289 2 23 627 00011 2340.0136 1 according to the collisional reaction mechanism, the atmospheric components that affect the energy level distribution of co2 include: n2, o2, co2, o, o(1d), and o2(1). the atmospheric model used is consistent with that in literature [9], with specific reference to the supporting documentation. for ease of analysis and comparison, the energy level distribution is converted into the corresponding vibrational temperatures. the expression for vibrational temperature is given by:   0 0 ln   v v v vb e t k n g n g (20) where bk is boltzmann constant, 0 n , v n is the ground state, the vibrational state of the population distribution, 0 g , v g is the degree of simplicity of the ground state, vibrational state, v e is the energy of vibrational state . the higher the vibrational temperature of the energy level, the higher population distribution of energy level populations relative to the equilibrium state. fig.3 shows a comparison of the vibrational temperatures of energy levels related to the 15 μm band with the atmospheric thermodynamic temperature under conditions of october, 45° north latitude, and a solar zenith angle of 44.5° during the day, with the black line representing the atmospheric dynamic temperature. figure 4 shows the vibrational temperatures of energy levels related to the 2.7 μm and 4.3 μm bands under the same conditions. from fig.3, it can be observed that for the 12c16o2( 2v ) energy levels, below 70 km, thermal collision is the dominant process, and the vibrational temperature of 12c16o2( 2v ) is consistent with the atmospheric dynamic temperature, with 190 the energy level populations satisfying the boltzmann distribution. table 2. collision processes affecting the co2 vibration levels number crash course 1a    2 2 2 2 2 2co co 1i in n    1b    2 2 2 2 2 2co co 1i io o    1c    2 2 2 2co co 1i io o    2a    2 2 3 2 2 2 3 2co , co 2,3 or 4, 1i in n       2b    2 2 3 2 2 2 3 2co , co 2,3 or 4, 1i io o       2c    2 2 3 2 2 3co , co 2,3 or 4, 1i io o       3      2 2 3 2 2 2 3 2 2co , co co 1, 1 co 1i i i i         4      2 2 3 2 2 2 3 2co , o co 1, 1 o 1i i       5a      2 2 2 2 2 2 2co co co 1 co 1i i i i      5b        2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2co co co 1 co 1i j i j        6      2 2 3 2 2 2 3 2co , n co , 1 n 1i i      7    2 1 2 3 2 2 1 2 3 2co , , n co , , ni iv       8        2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3co co co 1 co 1i j i j        9    1 2 2 1n o d n o   10  2 2 2 21n o n o  11  2 21n o n o  note: the superscripts i, j in the table indicates the isotope numbers. during the day, the absorption of 2.7 μm solar radiation excites the 10012, 02211, and 10011 levels, and the absorption of 4.3 μm solar radiation directly excites the 00011 energy level, causing the vibrational temperature of the () energy levels to deviate from equilibrium starting at an altitude of 50 km and to be higher than the dynamic temperature. between 70-105 km, as the thermal collision process weakens, and the relaxation due to 3v quantum emission or collisions (processes 2-4, 6) occurs, the vibrational temperature of the 2v energy level is greater than the dynamic temperature; similarly, related to the 3v relaxation processes of the quantum, the higher the energy level, the higher the vibrational temperature. above the lower thermosphere, the atmosphere absorbs ultraviolet radiation, causing a sharp rise in temperature, and the thermal collision process weakens with increasing altitude, resulting in vibrational temperatures lower than the dynamic temperature. above the lower thermosphere, the energy levels related to the 2.7 μm and 4.3 μm bands are mainly influenced by solar radiation absorption and emission, with the vibrational temperatures trending towards stability with altitude; for the vibrational energy levels related to the 15 μm band, the energy level distribution is primarily influenced by the absorption of the lower atmospheric radiative flux and radiative emission, with the vibrational temperature decreasing with increasing altitude. fig 3. vibrational temperatures for the 12c16o2( 2v )levels at daytime. 191 fig 4. vibrational temperatures for the 12c16o2( 3v )levels at daytime figure 5 shows a comparison of the vibrational temperatures of energy levels related to the 15 μm band with the atmospheric thermodynamic temperature under conditions of october, 45° latitude north, during the night. figure 6 shows the vibrational temperatures of energy levels related to the 2.7 μm and 4.3 μm bands under the same conditions. from figure 5, it can be observed that below 80 km, the vibrational temperatures of the 12c16o2 ( 2v ) energy levels are consistent with the atmospheric dynamic temperature. above 80 km, there is a deviation from equilibrium. at the same altitude, energy levels with higher energy, such as the 11101 level, have higher vibrational temperatures, while energy levels with lower energy, such as the 01101 level, have lower vibrational temperatures, which is related to the strength of the spectral bands. this is because the 11101 level produces a weaker 15 μm second thermal band, and compared to the fundamental band, the lower atmosphere is optically thinner, allowing for the absorption of more radiation from the warmer lower atmosphere. similarly, energy levels with even higher energy and related bands that are optically thinner can absorb more radiative flux from the lower atmosphere, resulting in vibrational temperatures that are higher than the local dynamic temperature from about 65 km to approximately 105 km, as shown in figure 6. it is further evident that the vibrational temperature distributions of energy levels with similar energies, such as 10012, 02211, and 10011, differ very little. due to the effect of radiative cooling, the vibrational temperatures of all energy levels are below the dynamic temperature above 100-105 km. in summary, solar radiation, the cold space environment, the vertical temperature structure, and atmospheric thinning are the main factors causing co2 to deviate from equilibrium distribution. energy level 3v with higher energy deviate from equilibrium at lower altitudes than energy level 2v with lower energy. during the day, at middle atmospheric heights, energy level 3v absorb solar radiation, causing the vibrational temperature to be higher than the dynamic temperature, and subsequently, through collisional and radiative relaxation, the energy level 2v begin to exceed the dynamic temperature at an altitude of 70 km. at night, the middle atmospheric energy level 3v absorb radiative flux from the warm stratospheric layer, causing them to exceed the dynamic temperature starting at an altitude of 65 km. around the lower thermosphere at altitudes of 100-105 km, the primary atmospheric components experience a sharp rise in temperature due to the absorption of ultraviolet radiation. owing to the thinning atmosphere and lower collision frequencies, as well as the radiative cooling to the space environment, the vibrational temperatures exhibit a nonequilibrium state below the dynamic temperature. fig 5. vibrational temperatures for the 12c16o2( 2v )levels at nighttime fig 6. vibrational temperatures for the 12c16o2( 3v )levels at nighttime 5. comparison of numerical and experimental calculations of limb radiance limb detection sensing, due to its unique advantage of traversing only through the atmosphere, is particularly suited for high-altitude atmospheric detection. representative examples include the 1977 spire sounding rocket experiment [21]; the mipas instrument launched by the european space agency (esa) in march 2002, which was carried on the evisat satellite [22]; and the saber instrument launched by nasa in 2002, which was carried on the timed satellite [23]. combined with numerical simulations, infrared sensing data plays a crucial role in atmospheric remote sensing and modeling [24-30]. this section will compare the calculated results of the 4.3 μm edgeof-atmosphere radiance of co2 with experimental results to validate the correctness of the non-equilibrium radiative calculation model presented in this paper. 5.1. comparison with spire data the spire experiment was a rocket test conducted by the united states on september 28, 1977, in alaska. it operated in the wavelength range of 1.4-16.5 μm and obtained infrared spectral bands such as the co2 4.3 μm band under daytime and nighttime conditions. the experiment measured the 192 background radiation brightness distribution of the limb atmosphere with respect to tangential altitude. to simulate the experimental conditions, an atmospheric model and illumination conditions were adopted for early october at 45°n, 10 am and 10 pm, respectively. based on the calculated changes in energy level distribution with altitude (see section 3), the rfm package was used to calculate the changes in limb radiance with tangential altitude. fig.7 compares the measured and calculated limb radiance of the co2 4.3 μm band during the daytime. the spire experiment conducted multiple scans of the daytime side atmosphere, and the data from different scans showed very small deviations. figure 7 shows the results of the 9th scan. to compare with the equilibrium state, the calculated results of equilibrium state radiation under the same conditions are also shown. it can be seen from the figure that the nonequilibrium state calculation results are in good agreement with the experimental detection results up to 140 km, well reproducing the variation law of limb radiance with altitude. at about 42 km altitude, a “knee point” appears in the radiance profile, below which the radiance changes little with altitude, and above which the radiance decreases rapidly with altitude. at about 68 km altitude, a second knee point appears in the non-equilibrium calculation, which was not observed in the experimental results, possibly due to the experiment being conducted in a more northern location. below 50 km, there is almost no deviation between the experimental and nonequilibrium calculation results, and the deviation between the calculation results and the experimental measurements is less than 50% between 50-140 km. compared with the equilibrium state calculation results, it can be seen that the daytime 4.3 μm radiation deviates from the equilibrium state starting at about 50 km, consistent with the calculated results of the energy level distribution. fig.8 compares the measured and calculated limb radiance of the co2 4.3 μm band under nighttime conditions. the nighttime radiance is one order of magnitude lower than the daytime at 100 km altitude. due to the large errors in the nighttime measurement results above 100 km altitude, only the data below 100 km is shown in the figure. the radiation measurement and non-equilibrium calculation results are in good agreement below 56 km, and the relative deviation is about 50% between 56-100 km. fig 7. co2 4.3μm band limb radiance at daytime, comparison of data measured by spire and calculated by lte and non-lte model, with autumn-daytime atmosphere at mid-latitude of north semi-sphere fig 8. as fig. 7, but at night 5.2. comparison with mipas data the mipas instrument has a spectral range of 4.15-14.6 μm, divided into five sub-bands, with a spectral resolution of 0.0625 cm-1. this section compares the calculated results of the co2 4.3 μm band with the spectral measurements of the mipas in the range of 2200-2400 cm-1. the experimental detection conditions were set for midday on july 15, 2009, during the daytime. the atmospheric model and solar illumination conditions for mid-july in the northern hemisphere at middle latitudes, at 10 am, were adopted in the calculations [9]. the energy level distribution with altitude was calculated using an unbalanced model. on this basis, the rfm package was used to calculate the radiation spectrum and radiance along the limb path. fig.9 compares the mipas measured results, the equilibrium state, and the non-equilibrium state calculated results of the co2 4.3 μm limb radiance. it can be seen from the figure that the equilibrium state and non-equilibrium state calculated results exhibit the first “knee point” at about 40 km, and the first “knee point” of the detection data is slightly higher, at about 41 km. above 40 km, the radiation begins to deviate from the equilibrium state. the non-equilibrium calculation results reach a minimum at 60 km altitude, and between 60-70 km, the radiance increases with the tangential altitude, and above 70 km, it decreases with increasing altitude. the detection data is slightly larger than the calculated results above 50 km altitude, with a local minimum in radiance at 65 km altitude and a local maximum at 71 km altitude. fig 9. co2 4.3 μm band limb radiance at daytime, at summer of mid-latitude of north semi-sphere. overall, the non-equilibrium calculation model in this paper can replicate the law of atmospheric background radiation changing with altitude under different seasons and day-night conditions. below 50 km altitude, the nonequilibrium calculation results are in good agreement with the experimental measurements, and above 50 km, the non 193 equilibrium calculation results have a deviation of less than 50% compared to the experimental measurements. the deviation between the experimental and calculated results is mainly related to the experimental measurement error, the atmospheric temperature and pressure model, the atmospheric composition model, and the collision model and rate [27, 3133]. the uncertainty of some trace components and collision rate coefficients is the main reason for the uncertainty in nonequilibrium calculations. to further improve the calculation accuracy of the model, it is necessary to conduct research in conjunction with atmospheric models and collision models. fig.10 shows the contours of the ratio of the calculated equilibrium to non-equilibrium ir irradiance versus altitude under diurnal and nocturnal conditions. it can be seen from the figure that under night conditions, the radiance calculated by non-lte model is smaller than that calculated by lte mdel for altitudes higher than 45km. at daytime, the non-lte radiance is larger than lte radiance for altitdues between 45km and 90km. fig 10. the ratio of limb radiance calculated by non-lte model to that calculated by lte model for co2 4.3 μm band in different conditions. 6. summary this paper investigates the computational methods for atmospheric infrared non-equilibrium radiation. by utilizing the short characteristic method to solve the radiation transfer equations and adopting the ali (accelerated lambda iteration) method for iterative solution of the statistical equilibrium equations, a computational algorithm for solving the non-equilibrium energy level populations is constructed. an atmospheric non-equilibrium radiation transmission and energy level distribution calculation program is independently developed. the non-equilibrium state energy level distribution and limb infrared radiation characteristics of important infrared radiation components in the atmosphere, such as co2, are studied. the non-equilibrium radiation mechanisms of the co2 15 μm and 4.3 μm bands are analyzed. above the thermosphere, the non-equilibrium effects of radiation are primarily due to radiation cooling and atmospheric thinning. for middle atmospheric heights, during the daytime, the non-equilibrium effects of the 4.3 μm band are mainly caused by the absorption of solar radiation, while the non-equilibrium effects of the long-wave 15 μm band are primarily due to the collisions and radiative relaxation of the energy level. during the nighttime, the non-equilibrium effects of the 4.3 μm band are mainly derived from the absorption of radiative flux from the warmer lower atmosphere. the 4.3 μm band deviates from equilibrium above approximately 50 km during the day and above approximately 60 km at night. the 15 μm band deviates from equilibrium above 70 km during the day and above 80 km at night. the calculated results of limb radiance are compared with the limb detection results of spire and mipas. the calculated results are in good agreement with the experimental data, with a relative deviation of less than 50%. this work addresses deficiencies in 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[33] raspollini p, arnone e, barbara f, et al., level 2 processor and auxiliary data for esa version 8 final full mission analysis of mipas measurements on envisat. atmospheric measurement techniques, 2022, 15(6): 1871-1901. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 44 rapid and non‐destructive detection of sucrose content in tea by near‐infrared spectroscopy jinhui luo 1, li luo 1, *, xiangyang yu 2, 3, yuchen guo 3, weibin hong 3 1 school of physics and optoelectronic engineering, guangdong university of technology, guangzhou, guangdong, 510006, china 2 nanchang research institute, sun yat-sen university, nanchang, jiangxi, 330096, china 3 guangzhou guangxin technology co., ltd., guangzhou, guangdong, 510300, china * corresponding author: li luo abstract: this study aims to establish a rapid and non-destructive method for determining sucrose content in green tea using near-infrared (nir) spectroscopy. a total of 164 representative tea samples were collected from yiling district, wufeng county, and yidu city in hubei province as well as major tea-producing areas like yunnan, sichuan, anhui, and jiangxi. the research systematically verified and compared a variety of spectral preprocessing combinations (such as sg smoothing, snv and d1) and characteristic wavelength selection algorithms (spa, ipls, cars) to build a robust quantitative model. among the tested models (plsr, svr and rfr), the random forest regression (rfr) model demonstrated superior performance. its key construction steps involved initial sg+snv preprocessing, followed by characteristic wavelength screening using ipls. during calibration, the model achieved a correlation coefficient (r²c) of 0.9656, and a root mean square error (rmsec) of 1.0316. for validation, the correlation coefficient (r²p) reached 0.9043 and the root mean square error (rmsep) was 1.7806. these results demonstrate that the model efficiently enables non-destructive sucrose testing in tea and provides a reliable technical solution for quality control. keywords: green tea; sucrose content; near-infrared spectroscopy; rapid and non-destructive detection. 1. introduction as a traditional beverage with its profound cultural heritage and unique sensory characteristics, tea has long held a prominent and enduring position in both domestic and international markets. with increasing consumer demands for higher quality, particularly in terms of safety and stability, processing quality has become a key priority in the tea industry. in order to improve flavor of tea soup and reduce bitterness [1], a small amount of sucrose is often added during processing. however, the unethical addition of excessive sucrose for increased profit not only destroys the appearance and flavor of the final product but also interferes with objective sensory evaluation. traditional methods for determining sucrose content in tea, such as high-performance liquid chromatography (hplc) [1], are often time-consuming, labor-intensive, and require sophisticated equipment. this makes them inadequate to meet the demands of rapid, standardized, and automated production. therefore, the development of rapid, accurate and efficient testing technologies is crucial for implementing effective quality control throughout the entire tea production chain. near-infrared spectroscopy (nirs) is located in the electromagnetic spectrum just beyond the red end of the visible light region and within the shortwave region of the infrared spectrum, and was the first non-visible light region discovered in absorption spectroscopy. the american society for testing and materials (astm) [2] provides a clear definition of this technology. the wavelength range spans 780 to 2526 nm (12820 to 3959 cm⁻¹). since the mid-1980s, nirs has rapidly evolved into a powerful tool for both qualitative and quantitative analysis, fueled by advances in chemometrics and experience gained from mid-infrared spectroscopy. nirs is valued for its speed and efficiency, requiring minimal sample preparation and causing no sample damage. it enables simultaneous analysis of multiple components and can be applied directly to intact samples, such as whole fruits [3-5] and grain kernels [6-7]. consequently, nirs has been used successfully in many fields, including agriculture, food, pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, tobacco, and textiles [8-14]. many studies have demonstrated that nirs is an effective non-destructive method for analyzing the chemical composition of tea. schulz et al. [15] developed a quantitative model to predict the contents of polyphenols and caffeine by nirs combined with partial least squares regression (pls-r). the determination coefficient (r²p) of both component prediction sets exceeds 0.85. huang et al. [16] proposed a hybrid method combining ant colony optimization (aco) with the interval partial least squares method (ipls) to improve model performance. they demonstrated that the hybrid model can more effectively screen characteristic spectral intervals, resulting in a calibration model that is both more accurate and more stable. luypaert et al. [17] expanded the application scope of nirs by developing a nirs-pls model to determine the total antioxidant capacity of tea. the study demonstrated that nirs is highly flexible in detecting plant bioactive compounds. shi et al. [18] further successfully applied nirs to the simultaneous detection of multiple components. using this technology, the contents of water, free amino acids, caffeine, total catechins, polyphenols, and water extracts in guizhou green tea were rapidly determined. the research team used the partial least squares (pls) method combined with multivariate linear regression to construct a quantitative calibration model, and evaluated the quality of the model through cross-verification of correlation coefficients, root mean square error (rmse), and predicted root mean square error (rmsep). the results demonstrated that this method is easy to operate, highly accurate, and provides an effective approach for the rapid analysis of key 45 components in tea. liu et al. [19] investigated black tea, exploring the application of nirs for rapid non-destructive quantification of theaflavins (tfs), thearubigins (trs) and theabrownins (tbs). to achieve this, a total of 240 samples (180 for calibration and 60 for prediction) were analyzed in the study, and the best band range and pretreatment method were determined using opus 7.0 software. the prediction model exhibited high accuracy, indicating its potential for the quantitative analysis of theanine. wang and lu [20] studied pu'er tea, exploring a method that combines nirs with partial least squares regression (plsr) for rapid determination of tea polysaccharide content, employing standard normal variable (snv) pretreatment. the cross-verification root mean square error of the developed model was 0.0822, the predicted root mean square error was 0.1264, and the predicted set correlation coefficient reached 0.8217, indicating that the model performs well in quality control and active ingredient analysis. similarly, shen et al. [21] investigated white tea, using nirs to achieve rapid quantitative analysis of total soluble sugar. their partial least squares (pls) model yielded a correlation coefficient (r) of 0.963, a root mean square error of calibration (rmsec) of 0.363, a root mean square error of prediction (rmsep) of 0.349, and an average relative error of the validation set of 3.11%. the results confirm that the method has the advantages of high precision, fast and nondestructive nature in this specific application scenario. in summary, nirs has emerged as a reliable tool for tea composition analysis, offering the advantage of non-contact and non-destructive analysis. compared to traditional chemical methods, nirs presents significant benefits for the quantitative analysis of tea ingredients. however, there are relatively few studies on the detection of sucrose content in tea. to address this gap, this study aims to develop a method for the rapid and non-destructive detection of sucrose content in tea leaves based on nirs. 2. material and methods 2.1. samples and instrumentation in this study, 164 intact green tea samples, representing diverse varieties, were collected from various regions across china, including yiling district, wufeng county, and yidu city in hubei province, as well as other major tea-producing provinces such as yunnan, sichuan, anhui and jiangxi. spectral data was collected using the gx-1-s1325-s200 portable near-infrared spectrometer produced by guangzhou guangxin technology co., ltd, which works in diffuse reflection mode with a wavelength range of 1350-2550 nm. 2.2. data acquisition and preprocessing the experiment began with powering on the spectrometer, followed by a 30-minute warm-up period to stabilize its detection performance. a white reference calibration was then performed using the instrument's internal calibration tile. with the calibration complete, five replicate measurements were taken for each tea sample. after each measurement, the sample was returned to its original bag to maintain consistency. each of these five portions was placed in a separate quartz dish, about two-thirds full. then, a nearinfrared spectrum was acquired for each replicate in diffuse reflectance mode. the resulting five spectra for each tea sample were then averaged to create one representative spectrum used in all subsequent analyses. the experimental setup for nir data collection is depicted in figure 1. the reference sucrose content was measured according to method 3 of the chinese national standard gb 5009.8-2023. the measured sucrose content across all samples ranged from 1.81% to 29.1%. figure 1. schematic diagram of the experimental setup for spectral acquisition from tea samples. raw spectral data are often affected by noise, light scattering, and baseline drift, stemming from inherent sample variability, instrument factors and environmental fluctuations. these issues can compromise the prediction accuracy of the calibration model [22]. therefore, spectral pretreatment must be carried out before model development to offset these adverse effects and improve the stability of the model. this research investigates and compares a variety of pretreatment technologies and their combinations, including savitzky-golay (sg) smoothing method, standard normal variable (snv) conversion and first-order derivative (d1) processing. sg smoothing reduces random noise by local polynomial fitting of spectral data; while snv correction can effectively eliminate baseline offset and scattering effects related to variations in light path and particle size. d1 treatment helps to eliminate baseline drift, separate overlapping absorption peaks, and improve the overall spectral resolution. 2.3. feature wavelength extraction characteristic wavelength selection is used to reduce the dimensionality of spectral data. this step not only improves model stability and accuracy but also reduces the computing workload. in order to build a sucrose prediction model, various feature selection methods were compared to determine the optimal scheme. the methods evaluated included recursive projection algorithm (spa), interval partial least squares (ipls), and competitive adaptive resampling (cars). as a forward variable screening method, spa identifies the variable set containing the least redundant information through vector projection analysis [23], effectively reducing collinearity, singularity and instability among spectral variables. by reducing collinearity and streamlining the number of variables required for modeling, spa simplifies the model structure, accelerates the development process and improves efficiency [24-27]. the 46 ipls method is a wavelength interval selection method proposed by lars norgaard in 2000 [28]. the algorithm initially divides the complete near-infrared spectrum into multiple equal intervals, and then constructs a pls regression model for each interval. the interval with the lowest crossvalidation root mean square error (rmsecv) is selected as the optimal interval, which is then refined by iteratively expanding or reducing the interval to optimize the final spectral region. zhu xiaobo et al. have applied ipls to select spectral regions in the near-infrared spectral analysis of agricultural products [29]. cars, based on adaptive weight sampling, iteratively prioritizes wavelengths with large absolute regression coefficients in the pls model, gradually eliminates features with lower weights, and finally selects the best variable subset, i.e., the model with the smallest rmsecv at each step [30-32]. 2.4. data division and model evaluation methods the 164 samples were divided into a calibration set and a validation set at a 4:1 ratio, using the spxy algorithm [33], resulting in 131 samples for the calibration set and 33 samples for the validation set. three regression models, including partial least squares regression (plsr), support vector regression (svr), and random forest regression (rfr), were then developed. to optimize these models, a crossvalidated grid search was employed to find the best hyperparameters for each. model performance was evaluated using the coefficient of determination (r²) and root mean square error (rmse), calculated for both the calibration (r²c and rmsec) and validation (r²p and rmsep) sets. higher r² value closer to 1 indicate stronger correlation and better agreement between actual and predicted sucrose content, while lower rmsec and rmsep values closer to 0 signify greater model accuracy. the relevant calculation formulas are as follows: 𝑅 1 ∑ 𝑦 ŷ ∑ 𝑦 𝑦 (1) 𝑅 1 ∑ 𝑦 ŷ ∑ 𝑦 𝑦 (2) rmsec 1 𝑛 𝑦 𝑦 (3) rmsep 1 𝑛 𝑦 𝑦 (4) in equations (1) to (4), 𝑛 and 𝑛 represent the number of samples in the calibration and validation set, respectively; 𝑦 is the predicted value for the *t*-th sample; while 𝑦 is the corresponding actual measured value. 𝑦 and 𝑦 denote the means of the actual values in the calibration and validation sets, respectively. all data processing in this study was performed using pycharm 2024.1.4. 3. results and discussion 3.1. spectral data acquisition and wavelength selection near-infrared spectra were acquired for all 164 green tea samples, following the procedure outlined in section 2.2. the raw reflectance spectra are shown in figure 2. visual inspection of the original spectral curves revealed significant noise at both the beginning and end of the spectral range. to minimize the impact of this noise on model performance, the noisy regions were excluded, and only spectral data between 1400–2450 nm was retained for subsequent processing and analysis. 3.2. pretreatment methods the original near-infrared spectrum is highly susceptible to interference from various factors, including the sample's physical properties (e.g., particle size, surface scattering), instrument characteristics, and environmental conditions. these factors introduce noise, baseline drift and scattering effects, which can compromise the accuracy and robustness of quantitative models [34]. therefore, preprocessing the raw spectral data is crucial to mitigate these adverse effects. the resulting spectra after applying various pretreatment techniques are illustrated in figures 3(a), (b), (c), and (d). 3.3. feature wavelength selection near-infrared spectral data typically contains hundreds to thousands of wavelength variables, leading to significant data redundancy and increased susceptibility to noise interference. employing all variables in modeling increases the risk of overfittings and reduces model stability. therefore, variable selection methods are necessary to eliminate redundant and irrelevant wavelengths, thereby improving model prediction accuracy, robustness, and computational efficiency. in this 47 study, characteristic wavelength selection was performed on the preprocessed spectral data using the spa, ipls, and cars algorithms. the selected wavelengths were subsequently used for model development. the results are summarized in table 1. figure 2. near-infrared (nir) reflection spectra of green tea samples (a) (b) (c) (d) figure 3. spectra processed by different pretreatment methods. 3.4. model optimization to develop a precise prediction model, the raw spectra were first preprocessed, followed by the application of feature selection algorithms: spa, ipls, and cars. three models– plsr, svr, and rfr–were then developed to predict sucrose content in green tea. their performances are summarized in table 2. as summarized in table 2, the random forest regression (rfr) model exhibited the best predictive performance. this model was developed using preprocessed raw spectra, with a combination of sg smoothing and snv, followed by feature wavelength selection using ipls. on the calibration set, this model achieved a coefficient of determination (r²c) of 0.9656 and a root mean square error of calibration (rmsec) of 1.0316. for the independent validation set, it reached an r²p of 0.9043 and an rmsep of 1.7806. this model was then used to predict the sucrose content of the validation set 48 samples. a visual comparison of the predicted and actual measured values is presented in figure 4, illustrating the model's predictive capability. table 1. characteristic wavelengths selected by different variable selection methods. wavelength selection pretreatment feature wavelength (nm) raw 1437.18,1593.06,1715.89,2080.45,2141.11,2212.05,2259.69,2369.03,2448.00 sg 1440.00,1460.04,1575.97,1665.30,1887.92,1927.56,1990.24 spa snv 1401.53,1451.38,1661.54,1711.89,2074.58,2205.41,2316.72 sg+snv 1401.53,1508.01,1607.00,1650.34,1711.89,1990.24,2034.35,2134.88,2198.80,2252.76 sg+d1 1404.21,1451.38,1932.63,2006.56 raw 1401.53~1440.00,1692.17~1748.57,1963.64~2448.00 sg 1401.53~1440.00,1635.63~1813.33,2045.68~2225.45 ipls snv 1692.17~1748.57,1963.64~2225.45 sg+snv 1692.17~1748.57,1963.64~2225.45 sg+d1 1404.21~1440.00,1486.64~1632.00,1692.17~1813.33,2134.88~2225.45 raw 1401.53,1434.38,1442.83,1457.14,1495.72,1552.64,1632.00,1657.79,1907.53,1995.65 sg 1401.53,1431.58,1454.26,1553.19,1639.29,1642.95,1669.09,1826.87,1912.50,1995.65 cars snv 1401.53,1477.67,1530.00,1657.79,1715.89,1979.51,2080.45,2092.31,2110.34,2198.80 sg+snv 1406.90,1498.78,1552.64,1669.09,1688.28,1711.89,1791.22,1748.57,1963.64,2080.45 sg+d1 1483.64,1465.87,1610.53,1728.00,2006.56,2068.73,2166.37,2212.05,2239.02,2392.18 figure 4. prediction results of the random forest regression (rfr) model 4. conclusion raw reflectance spectra exhibited significant noise interference, particularly at the beginning and end of the spectral range. to minimize the potential errors in subsequent model development, a spectral truncation method was applied, retaining data only within the 1400–2450 nm wavelength band. beyond this truncation, the original spectra were subjected to various preprocessing combinations, including savitzky-golay (sg) smoothing, standard normal variate (snv) transformation, and first-order derivative (d1) to reduce the impact of noise, baseline drift, and scattering on model accuracy. to further improve model accuracy, three regression models – plsr, svr, and rfr – were compared. all models are constructed after characteristic wavelength screening, which utilized three independent algorithms: spa, ipls and cars. the random forest regression model exhibited the strongest prediction performance. the model adopts the original spectrum preprocessed by sg+snv and is combined with ipls for characteristic wavelength selection construction. this model achieved a correlation coefficient (r²c) of 0.9656 and a root mean square error of calibration (rmsec) of 1.0316 on the calibration set, and a correlation coefficient (r²p) of 0.9043 and a root mean square error of validation (rmsep) of 1.7806 on the validation dataset. these results demonstrate the model's capability for rapid and non-destructively determination of sucrose content in tea. in addition, the research makes two key contributions: first, a new method for the objective quantification of tea quality is presented; and second, the potential for advancing intelligent tea quality control, precision processing, and fair trade is highlighted. future research will be committed to improve model universality and generalization by expanding the scope of sample types and geographical sources. 49 table 2. predictive performance of different models for sucrose content in green tea. model modeling method variables calibration set validation set r2c rmsec r2p rmsep sg+spa 7 0.6728 3.1828 0.7665 2.7820 snv+spa 7 0.7664 2.6893 0.8318 2.3610 sg+snv+spa 10 0.7770 2.6280 0.8205 2.4389 sg+d1+spa 4 0.5735 3.6340 0.7762 2.7238 sg+ipls 90 0.7624 2.7126 0.6772 3.2711 plsr snv+ipls 60 0.7880 2.5624 0.8410 2.2981 sg+snv+ipls 60 0.7889 2.5569 0.8299 2.3744 sg+d1+ipls 104 0.7479 2.7939 0.7022 3.1418 sg+cars 10 0.7459 2.8049 0.7159 3.0684 snv+cars 10 0.8109 2.4198 0.7742 2.7356 sg+snv+cars 10 0.7966 2.5097 07930 2.6195 sg+d1+cars 10 0.7505 2.7793 0.7442 2.9118 sg+spa 7 0.6761 3.1669 0.7410 2.9300 snv+spa 7 0.8091 2.4310 0.8045 2.5454 sg+snv+spa 10 0.7948 2.5206 0.7573 2.8360 sg+d1+spa 4 0.6561 3.2633 0.8021 2.5611 sg+ipls 90 0.7570 2.7429 0.6485 3.4135 svr snv+ipls 60 0.7964 2.5108 0.8006 2.5706 sg+snv+ipls 60 0.7952 2.5183 0.7979 2.5880 sg+d1+ipls 104 0.7999 2.4884 0.7784 2.7102 sg+cars 10 0.7305 2.8890 0.6966 3.1714 snv+cars 10 0.8183 2.3718 0.8082 2.5211 sg+snv+car 10 0.8107 2.4212 0.8046 2.5452 sg+d1+cars 10 0.8006 2.4849 0.8199 2.4435 sg+spa 7 0.6687 3.2031 0.4956 4.0887 snv+spa 7 0.9611 1.0978 0.9037 1.7862 sg+snv+spa 10 0.9542 1.1903 0.8349 2.3395 sg+d1+spa 4 0.9009 1.7515 0.8520 2.2145 sg+ipls 90 0.9100 1.6698 0.5316 3.9401 rfr snv+ipls 60 0.9660 1.0256 0.8980 1.8391 sg+snv+ipls 60 0.9656 1.0316 0.9043 1.7806 sg+d1+ipls 104 0.9512 1.2292 0.7953 2.6047 sg+cars 10 0.7407 2.8336 0.5379 3.9136 snv+cars 10 0.9656 1.0321 0.8991 1.8283 sg+snv+car 10 0.9675 1.0039 0.8647 2.1178 sg+d1+cars 10 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[34] gao r q, fan s f, yan yl, et al. spectroscopy and spectral analysis, 2004, 24(12):76. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 12, no. 3, 2025 88 lightweight recognition method for korla pear based on nanodet‐plus dechuan qiu, yongfu shan *, yingchao wang, lihao qin and na li school of information and engineering, xinjiang college of science & technology, korla xinjiang 841000, china * corresponding author: yongfu shan abstract: this study aims to tackle the challenge of identifying korla pears in real orchard environments by developing a highly accurate and lightweight target detection model. this model is designed to assist with automated harvesting and yield estimation. we improved the feature extraction capabilities of the nanodet-plus framework by incorporating mobilenetv3 as the backbone network. additionally, we used the dbscan clustering algorithm to segment and compile a high-quality dataset of pears. the improved model achieved map@0.5 and map@.5:.95 scores of 97.9% and 85.1% on the test datasets, representing improvements of 0.3% and 0.5% over the original model. after post-quantization compression, the model's size was reduced by 94.2%, allowing it to perform stable detection on devices with limited computing power. this network balances high accuracy with low resource consumption, making it suitable for recognizing pears in complex orchard environments and providing a practical lightweight solution for smart agriculture applications. keywords: object detection; korla pear; nanodet-plus. 1. introduction the korla pear, a flagship specialty fruit of southern xinjiang, is not only protected under china’s geographical indication system but also a pillar of the local agricultural economy. korla, the heartland of pear cultivation with a 40% share of the region’s total planting area, has positioned the pear industry as a key driver for boosting agricultural productivity, increasing farmers' incomes, and strengthening urban branding. as agricultural mechanization advances, automated fruit-picking technology has become a critical step in smart agriculture[1]. the accuracy and efficiency of target recognition, which is the first step in automation, are essential for these systems to work well. however, in real orchard settings, identifying pears is quite challenging: they are spread throughout the tree canopy, often hidden by dense foliage and branches; their green skin blends almost perfectly with the background leaves, and local weather conditions, such as frequent sandstorms, have complicated the recognition process. 2. research status at home and abroad the main goal of research on korla pear recognition is to accurately count yield per mu, addressing the inefficiency and errors of current manual methods. traditional image processing and machine learning techniques often struggle with limited feature representation and robustness, making them unsuitable for real-world use. deep learning, especially object detection technology, presents a more promising approach. this can be divided into two types of algorithms: two-stage models like faster r-cnn[2], which are good at detecting small targets and handling complex scenes but are computationally intensive and slow, making them less ideal for urgent agricultural tasks; one-stage models such as yolo[3,4,5], with their lightweight design, efficient feature extraction, and end-to-end detection, offer much faster performance with little loss in accuracy, significantly reducing resource use and becoming the preferred choice for automated orchard detection. recent advances in this field have confirmed the effectiveness of this approach. for example, liu[6] used an improved yolov5 model for apple detection. tan[7] tackled the challenges of unstructured orchard environments by enhancing the yolov8n architecture, incorporating innovative features such as simplified residual modules, simsppf, and pconv, which greatly boosted detection accuracy and speed. shao [8] addressed the complexities of growth environments, including fruit occlusion, lighting variations, and dense arrangements, by developing an improved yolov7 model that simultaneously enhances pear and stem detection, achieving fast real-time performance and significantly reducing fruit damage caused by mechanical handling. a comprehensive review of existing research indicates that, due to the variability of orchard environments and diverse task requirements, the key to improving the realtime performance and adaptability of korla pear recognition systems lies in creating datasets that accurately reflect realworld conditions and employing lightweight detection models suitable for hardware-efficient deployment. this strategy not only addresses the specific needs of different regional orchards but also paves the way for the industrial application of automated korla pear harvesting technology. 3. datasets 3.1. dataset source and characteristics this study constructs a dataset sourced from a korla fragrant pear orchard, capturing the complex visual characteristics of real-world fruit-growing environments (see fig.1(a)). the images represent diverse target features, including variations in shape, size, spatial distribution, and maturity, while also presenting challenges such as occlusion from leaves and branches and signs of disease. these conditions introduce significant variability that mirrors real detection scenarios. collected using standard mobile phones, the high-resolution images (up to 4096 × 2736 pixels) provide 89 a solid foundation for developing robust and generalizable object detection models tailored to agricultural applications. 3.2. input adaptation and image tiling strategy the high resolution of the original images creates a compatibility challenge for the nanodet-plus model, which is designed for smaller input sizes (320 × 320 pixels or 416 × 416 pixels). simply changing the input layer would not only disrupt pretrained weights but also increase the model’s complexity and slow down inference. to solve this, we use a practical image tiling strategy that allows seamless adaptation without changing the model architecture. this approach ensures efficient feature use and computational performance, making it especially suitable for lightweight deployment in resource-limited environments like mobile or edge devices. 3.3. high-resolution annotation workflow and sample generation to efficiently handle large volumes of high-resolution data, we design a scalable annotation workflow that combines manual precision with automation. as shown in fig.2, the process starts with initial annotation in labelme, followed by automated clustering using the dbscan algorithm and the creation of padded bounding boxes to assist with image cropping. sub-images are then refined through secondary annotation, and all labels are exported in a standard format. this approach balances annotation speed and accuracy, enabling high-throughput dataset generation with minimal human effort. the final result includes 5,591 annotated pear instances, standardized in resolution and label format, providing a high-quality resource for model training and evaluation. fig 1. comparison of xinjiang pear images before and after segmentation object annotation in high-resolution images dbscan clustering for object detection targets crop region calculation image processing export image annotation information re-annotate the targets fig 2. re-annotation process of fragrant pear datasets 4. construction of object detection model for pears 4.1. nanodet-plus nanodet-plus is a lightweight, single-stage, anchor-free detection model designed for real-time object detection on mobile devices. it achieves excellent inference speed and high detection accuracy through innovative features. the model includes an assignment guidance module (agm) and a dynamic soft label assigner (dsla), which address the challenge of optimal label assignment common in lightweight architectures. it also features a ghost-pan structure that improves multi-scale feature fusion by efficiently reusing features. supporting multiple input resolutions such as 416×416 pixels and 320×320 pixels, nanodet-plus offers flexible configuration options, making it suitable for deployment across various computational environments. backone ghost-pan head mobilenet v3shufflenetv2 fig 3. improved nanodet-plus model architecture 4.2. model improvements nanodet-plus originally uses shufflenetv2[9] as its backbone, utilizing depthwise separable convolutions and channel-shuffling mechanisms to greatly improve spatial feature retention while keeping low memory access overhead. this design is especially beneficial for extracting highresolution features from small objects. additionally, shufflenetv2 avoids excessive group convolutions, which helps reduce feature fragmentation and prevents the loss of detailed small-object information in deeper network layers. alternatively, mobilenetv3[10], google's third-generation lightweight convolutional neural network, offers two versions—large and small—to meet various computational resource needs and deployment scenarios. when detecting fragrant pears, the decision between shufflenetv2 and mobilenetv3 as the backbone depends on their ability to capture fine details of small objects and their suitability for edge computing. due to the small size and delicate features of fragrant pears, shufflenetv2 often faces limitations, leading to missed or false detections because of insufficient feature extraction. therefore, this study chooses mobilenetv3-large as the core architecture because of its better balance between computational efficiency and detection accuracy, as shown in fig. 3. mobilenetv3-large, optimized through neural architecture search (nas), features hardware-aware low-latency design. it uses a dual enhancement strategy: an improved squeeze-and-excitation (se) module and the h-swish activation function. the se module dynamically adjusts channel weights to emphasize important features, while the h-swish function increases nonlinear ability without adding computational load. these 90 components work together to boost the model's sensitivity to small, detailed features like those of fragrant pears. furthermore, mobilenetv3’s flexible network width adjustment allocates computational resources based on how many objects are in the image, optimizing parameter use without losing detection accuracy. this adaptability is especially useful for edge deployments in agriculture, allowing for real-time detection while maintaining low power use and hardware costs during long-term orchard monitoring. overall, these features create a good balance between computational efficiency and detection accuracy, making it an effective lightweight solution for fragrant pear datasets. 5. experiment 5.1. experimental environment and datasets preparation all models in this study were trained using an nvidia geforce rtx 3060 gpu, supported by cuda 11.7 and pytorch 1.13.1. the batch size was set to 16, and training was carried out over 300 epochs. for model optimization, we used the adamw optimizer with an initial learning rate of 0.001 and a weight decay of 0.05 to effectively manage model complexity. to stabilize training during the early stages, a linear warm-up strategy was employed, gradually increasing the learning rate from 0.0001 to the target rate over the first 500 iterations. the datasets used for systematic evaluation were divided into training, validation, and test sets at a ratio of 6:2:2. 5.2. model training and performance evaluation model evaluation was performed every 10 epochs using two key metrics: mean average precision at an intersection over union (iou) threshold of 0.5 (map@0.5), and the stricter metric map@0.5:0.95, calculated across multiple iou thresholds (ranging from 0.5 to 0.95 in increments of 0.05). as shown in fig. 4, both metrics indicated steady convergence of the model after approximately 100 epochs. specifically, map@0.5 assesses average precision based on predictions overlapping at least 50% with ground-truth bounding boxes, providing a baseline for model accuracy. in contrast, map@0.5:0.95 offers a comprehensive evaluation across varying overlap thresholds, more effectively reflecting model performance in demanding real-world detection scenarios. (a) map@0.5 (b) map@0.5:0.95 fig 4. changes in map of the proposed model over training iterations table 1. map comparison of various models model map/% map@0.5 map@.5:.95 nanodet-plus-m-1.5x 97.6 84.6 yolo v5s 96.3 84.6 yolo v5n 96.3 83.3 our model 97.9 85.1 for comparison, we selected the largest variant of nanodet-plus (nanodet-plus-m-1.5x) and two lightweight yolo v5 series models (yolo v5s and yolo v5n) as benchmarks. experimental results (table 1) show that our proposed model achieved a map@0.5 score of 97.9%, an improvement of 0.3 percentage points over nanodet-plus, and a map@0.5:0.95 score of 85.1%, increasing by 0.5 percentage points. this performance improvement mainly comes from replacing shufflenetv2 with mobilenetv3large, equipped with se attention modules, which significantly boosts detection accuracy for small, detailed targets without sacrificing real-time inference speed. despite dataset limitations in scale and target diversity, the proposed method consistently outperformed yolo v5 models, confirming that optimized lightweight backbones greatly enhance robustness in difficult detection environments. 5.3. model compression and deployment testing the best-performing trained model was exported into the onnx intermediate format, a standard for cross-platform model interchange, ensuring seamless transition across frameworks such as pytorch and ncnn. subsequently, the onnx model was compiled into ncnn-specific formats (param for network architecture and .bin for weights) to meet lightweight inference needs on mobile and embedded devices. model compression effectively reduced the model size from 118 mb to just 6.79 mb (about 5.8% of its original size). further optimizations, including operator fusion and graph simplifications, were applied to improve inference efficiency. the compressed model was successfully integrated into an application supporting multi-source data inputs (images, 91 videos, and live camera feeds). as shown in fig. 5, stable and efficient real-time inference performance was achieved on resource-constrained hardware, such as the snapdragon 625 processor. this practical deployment confirms the suitability and robustness of nanodet-plus-based solutions in limitedresource scenarios, laying a strong technical foundation for future deployment on various low-power embedded platforms, including jetson nano and raspberry pi. fig 5. interface of the fragrant pear detection app 6. conclusion advancing automated fruit harvesting technology is crucial for modernizing and making agriculture smarter. as a unique agricultural product from xinjiang, the accurate automatic identification of korla fragrant pears has important implications for local agricultural industrial upgrades. to overcome the limitations of traditional recognition methods, which struggle in complex orchard environments due to low accuracy and limited adaptability, this research introduces an improved lightweight detection algorithm based on nanodetplus. by combining mobilenetv3 as the backbone network and applying advanced model compression strategies, this method greatly improves pear detection in difficult orchard conditions. compared to existing detection methods, the proposed model delivers better detection accuracy on fragrant pear datasets while significantly reducing computational requirements. upgrades to the backbone network and feature extraction modules specifically enhance the model’s suitability for mobile and edge-computing deployment. future research will focus on improving adaptability across various orchard environments, advancing coordinated robotic picking systems, creating multimodal datasets (including multispectral imaging, 3d point clouds, etc.) that cover the full growth cycle of fragrant pears to improve generalization, and continuously refining algorithms to boost detection accuracy and real-time performance. these developments will support the practical implementation of automated orchard harvesting solutions. references [1] feng zhang, zhiqin jiang, xiaoguang chen, et al. the development factors of pyrus sinkiangensis ‘korla xiangli’ industry [j]. chinese agricultural science bulletin.2021,vol. 37 (no. 34), p.159-164. 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[10] howard a, sandler m, chu g, et al. searching for mobilenetv3 [j]. proceedings of the ieee/cvf international conference on computer vision (iccv), 2019, 1314-1324. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 14, no. 2, 2025 8 causal entropy–driven generative adversarial learning for anomalous event detection in social networks tian tian 1, 3, and tianqi chen 2, 3, * 1 science and technology innovation promotion and intelligence research center, luoyang henan 471000, china 2 school of computer engineering, shangqiu university, shangqiu henan 476000, china 3 college of information engineering and artificial intelligence, henan university of science and technology, luoyang henan, 471000, china * corresponding author: tianqi chen abstract: in social networks, anomalous events not only disrupt normal network evolution but also pose potential threats to network security. therefore, achieving efficient anomaly detection in dynamically and semantically complex environments is of significant importance. however, existing methods often struggle to effectively capture the dynamic evolutionary relationships between events and their underlying causal dependencies. to address this, this paper proposes a causal entropy–driven generative adversarial learning for anomalous event detection in social networks. first, a log parser converts unstructured social network logs into structured events, which contain timestamps, ip addresses, and event content. subsequently, we standardize causal entropy to measure the strength of causal relationships between events and construct causal sequences. building upon this foundation, we design a generative adversarial framework. the generator combines a gated recurrent unit, a self-attention mechanism, and a long short-term memory network to capture deep event semantics and generate realistic log samples. the discriminator achieves precise differentiation between normal and abnormal events through mean cross-entropy loss on fully connected layers. experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method achieves approximately 6.5% higher detection accuracy than existing approaches, validating its effectiveness and robustness in identifying anomaly events. keywords: social networks; anomalous event detection; generative adversarial learning; long short-term memory networks; causality mining. 1. introduction social networks are formed through interactions among individuals, resulting in relatively stable relationship structures that encompass both continuous relationships and discrete events. within these networks, anomalous events— triggered by abnormal behaviors of individuals or communities such as deviant actions, false information dissemination, and cyberattacks [1]—can persist for specific durations and disrupt part or even the entirety of the network. these anomalies are often reflected in the massive logs generated by social networks, which record user activities and network requests [2] and capture underlying social patterns and information flow. deviations in log behaviors, such as unusually high posting frequency or the replication of identical content across multiple accounts, may indicate spam propagation or malicious activity. consequently, analyzing the global semantic relationships within log data is critical for safeguarding network security and stability. existing research has explored clustering-based [3], topic modeling-based [4], and deep learning-based methods [5] for anomaly detection. while clustering methods identify events through grouping documents or features, topic models such as plsa [6] and lda [7] uncover hidden themes to determine event boundaries, and graph convolutional networks (gcns) [8, 9] enhance classification by modeling heterogeneous word– document graphs. however, these approaches struggle to capture the dynamic evolution of social networks and the causal dependencies among events, thereby necessitating more comprehensive and robust solutions. to address these challenges, this paper proposes a causal entropy–driven generative adversarial learning for anomalous event detection in social networks. specifically, unstructured logs are first parsed into structured events containing timestamps, ip addresses, and event content, after which standardized causal entropy is employed to quantify causal strengths and construct event sequences. building on this foundation, a generative model integrating gated recurrent units (grus), self-attention, and long short-term memory (lstm) networks is designed to capture semantic context and generate realistic event samples, while the discriminator distinguishes normal from anomalous events by optimizing the average cross-entropy loss. the main contributions of this paper are as follows: 1. we propose a causality-entropy-driven event modeling method. this paper introduces normalized causality entropy into social network log analysis to quantify causal strengths between events and construct causal sequences. compared to traditional time-based or correlation-based modeling methods, it more effectively reveals the underlying causal dependencies of anomalous events. 2. we design a multi-mechanism generative adversarial framework. this paper introduces a novel generative adversarial learning architecture, where the generator integrates gated recurrent units (gru), long short-term memory networks, and self-attention mechanisms to simultaneously capture long-range dependencies and key semantic features. the discriminator achieves high-precision differentiation of abnormal events based on average crossentropy loss, thereby enhancing detection robustness. 9 3. we conducted systematic experimental evaluations on public datasets, demonstrating a 6.5% improvement in detection accuracy over baseline models. this validates the effectiveness of the proposed framework in dynamic and semantically complex environments, and showcases its potential applications in cybersecurity and anomaly detection. the remainder of this paper is organized as follows: section 2 introduces related work. section 3 presents the design and composition of the proposed methods. section 4 evaluates the performance of the model, and section 5 concludes the paper. 2. related work anomaly detection is a fundamental task in areas such as internet monitoring, cybersecurity, and social network analysis [10]. existing approaches for event detection in social networks can be broadly categorized into clusteringbased, topic modeling-based, and deep learning-based methods, all of which aim to ensure network security and stability. in practical applications, researchers typically exploit features such as keywords, timestamps, geographic information, and tags. for instance, li and jung [11] proposed maled by combining statistical techniques with keyword analysis, while zuo et al. [12] constructed weighted cooccurrence graphs for event tracking. zhang et al. [13] further integrated geographic data for local event monitoring, and stilo et al. [14] addressed the short-text limitation of tweets by applying temporal cooccurrence and symbolic aggregate approximation (sax) to time-series modeling. in addition, bountrogiannis et al. [15] adopted a neural variational document model for analyzing log data. nonetheless, methods relying on fixed event numbers or constant time intervals often struggle to characterize dynamic and evolving events. topic modeling has also been extensively employed for event identification. li et al. [16] utilized probabilistic models to identify log events by uncovering latent topic distributions, whereas xie et al. [17] exploited hashtags and lda to reveal thematic structures. diao et al. [18] introduced timeuserlda, which incorporates temporal signals and poisson processes for bursty topic detection, and wang et al. [19] proposed a gan-based neural topic model to explore semantic correlations among latent topics. more recently, logan et al. [20] developed warble, a spatiotemporal probabilistic framework linking online social networks with realworld events. however, the requirement of predefined event numbers in most topic models limits their ability to detect emerging or evolving patterns. beyond topic modeling, clusteringand feature-driven methods have also been investigated for anomaly detection. pu et al. [21] clustered historical and predicted log events with the aid of knowledge bases, while yan et al. [22] proposed an invariant anomaly detection approach for unstructured logs. omuya et al. [23] applied pca to separate normal and abnormal log event spaces, and gnouma et al. [24] employed stacked sparse autoencoders to extract critical events. nevertheless, unsupervised learning methods often face performance degradation in terms of accuracy and stability due to the lack of labeled data. overall, prior studies provide valuable foundations but remain limited by assumptions of fixed event structures and insufficient modeling of causal relationships. to overcome these challenges, we introduce a causal entropy–driven generative adversarial approach that unifies causal dependency modeling with adversarial sequence learning, enabling more precise and robust detection of anomalous events in social networks. 3. methods in this paper, proposes a causal entropy–driven generative adversarial learning (ganaed) for anomalous event detection in social networks, aimed at identifying anomalous behaviors within the content of social network events. to facilitate better understanding, figure 1 illustrates the architecture of the ganaed method, which is primarily divided into the following three key components: fig 1. method architecture. 1. log parsing: this phase involves converting unstructured logs into a structured format for subsequent analysis. this process includes extracting crucial information such as timestamps, ip addresses, user behaviors, and event content. 2. causality mining: structured log events are encoded 10 chronologically, and standardized causal entropy is utilized to compute the causal strength between two log events. this step mitigates the misleading effects of indirect causal relationships resulting from multiple confounding factors. understanding causality is crucial for building more precise predictive models and devising effective intervention strategies. 3. generative adversarial learning: parsed social flow logs are inputted into the generator, which is trained to generate events similar to real log events. the discriminator is then employed to distinguish between real log events and events generated by the generator. through fully connected layers, it calculates their average cross-entropy total loss to discern normalcy or anomaly, thus enhancing the efficiency of anomaly event recognition. 3.1. log parsing the primary objective of log parsing is to convert unstructured log events into a structured format for subsequent data analysis and processing. this entails extracting key information such as timestamps, geographical locations, and user behaviors from raw logs and organizing them into a format conducive to machine learning algorithms. through this transformation, subsequent models can effectively identify and analyze anomalous behaviors or activities in social networks, thereby enhancing social network security. in social networks, logs typically consist of numerous log messages, each comprising three crucial components: timestamp, ip address, and event content. these are represented as triplets: , , _s t ip event con   (1) in this section, the timestamps, which record the specific dates and times of events, are crucial for tracking event sequences, analyzing user behavior patterns, and identifying potential security threats. ip addresses provide the network location information where an event occurs, enabling the identification of users' geographical locations, tracking different login attempts, and monitoring potential abnormal activities or security vulnerabilities. the content of log events contains detailed information about the events, such as the specifics of user actions (e.g., posting text, commenting, liking), system status information, error codes, etc. understanding the context and intent of events is key, and analyzing these thematic keywords and specific descriptions of events is vital for analyzing user behavior and abnormal patterns. 3.2. causality mining there exists a certain causal relationship between events, and by mining the causal relationships between events, we can identify key events that have a significant impact on the dynamics of social networks, thereby enhancing the accuracy of anomaly detection. therefore, we utilize a method based on information entropy proposed in literature [25] to measure the causal relationships between log events. firstly, we encode the parsed structured log events, aiming to convert each log event into a numerical form for subsequent data processing and analysis. subsequently, we arrange these encoded log events in chronological order, which can reveal the temporal dependencies and continuity between events. to illustrate this process more intuitively, we provide an example of a log event sequence arranged in chronological order in table 1. in the table, the encoding of each log event is listed in the last column. for instance, if the event content of a log is "userbehavior*", its corresponding encoding is ; if another log's event content is "info", then its encoding is *, and so forth. such encoding not only reflects the uniqueness of each log event but also provides a simple and effective way for us to track and compare different log events. through this encoding and time-series processing, we transform the originally chaotic and unordered logs into ordered and analyzable information, laying the foundation for us to explore the causal relationships between log events subsequently. table 1. examples of log events code t ip event con 1e 0rz13654 168.201.50.26 userbehavior* 2e 0rz13e52 168.201.59.12 info* 3e 0rz14659 168.201.59.20 topics to explore the causal relationship between two events, also known as a causal template, we define a binary  1 2,e e . this binary represents a causal relationship between event 1e and event 2e , where event 1e is the cause of event 2e and event 2e is the result of event 1e . among them, 1e and 2e are event identification codes, 1,2,3,...i n , 1,2,3,...j n , and n is the total number of events. generally speaking, two events with a causal relationship will occur within a certain time range, and the closer the two events are in time, the more likely they are to have a causal relationship. this also means that when the time interval between two events is too far apart, it is unlikely that there is a strong causal relationship between the two. therefore, we have chosen a sliding time window length of l , l o , 0o . in order to more accurately explore the causal relationship between events, we set the sliding window length to 5, associate each current event in the 5-length window log event with subsequent events, calculate their transition entropy, and determine whether event 1e and event 2e have a causal relationship. to distinguish direct causal relationships between events and exclude indirect causal relationships that are difficult to track and analyze due to multiple confounding variables, we propose an improved method for measuring causal strength called "standardized causal entropy," defined as follows:     1: 1: | ; | . t t t l t t l i j n j i n t i i x x x sc h x       (2) among them, under condition n , the standardized causal entropy of node set j for node i . among them, t ix 11 represents the value of node i at time t , while 1:t t l jx   and 1:t t l nx   respectively represent the values of node set j and condition set n within the first 1 time t . the causal strength is determined by the amount of information transmitted between nodes, and two types of information transmission are distinguished here: direct causal relationship 1 2 3( )e e e  and indirect causal relationship 1 3( )e e . in the analysis of causal relationships, the true strength of causality is mainly determined by direct causal relationships. this also means that for any two events, the strength of their causal relationship should be determined based on the direct amount of information transmitted between them, rather than those indirectly transmitted through other nodes or events. this distinction helps to more accurately identify and understand the actual correlations between events, providing more precise insights for data analysis. fig 2. standardized causal entropy between partial events. therefore, we measure the direct causal relationship between events by standardizing causal entropy. compared to transfer entropy, it incorporates more nodes to form a condition set, effectively eliminating indirect effects. as shown in figure 2, measuring the causal strength between 1e and 2e , the transfer entropy is   3 1 3 1: 1:; |t t t l t t l e e ei x x x    , which cannot exclude the indirect influence transmitted through 2e , leading to redundancy. however, the normalized standard entropy is   3 1 2 1: 1:; |t t t l t t l e e ei x x x    , which excludes the indirect influence by using 2e as the condition set. meanwhile, according to the theory of granger causality (the past influences the future), since 1 1:t t l ex   occurred before 3 t ex ,   3 1 2 1: 1:; |t t t l t t l e e ei x x x    must be the information flow transmitted from 1 1:t t l ex   to 3 t ex . specifically, when 2 1= { }ie pa e ,   3 1 2 1: 1:; |t t t l t t l e e ei x x x    represents the direct information flow from 1e to 3e , excluding all indirect influences. he normalized standard entropy between 1 3e e takes the parent 3e of 2e as the condition set, excludes the indirect influence transmitted through 2e between 1 3e e , and measures the causal strength between them using normalized standard entropy to obtain 1 2 1 3 2|e e e e esc sc  . therefore, the causal relationship between 1 3e e is excluded. it can be seen that normalized standard entropy can effectively eliminate indirect influence, accurately measure the direct causal relationship between nodes, and eliminate redundancy caused by indirect influence. through this method, we can more accurately and effectively analyze and understand causal relationships in complex systems, providing conditions for subsequent identification of events. 3.3. generative adversarial learning generative adversarial networks (gans), as a dynamic game model, comprise two adversarial components: the generator g and the discriminator d . the generator network takes random noise as input and generates data samples. it receives input z from a probability distribution  p z and produces generated sample data for the discriminator d .the discriminator, in turn, takes real and generated data as input and predicts and discriminates between the two types of input data. the optimization objective of generative adversarial networks is: data~ ~min max ( , ) [log ( )] [log(1 ( ( )))] zg d x p z pv d g d x d g z  e e (3) in this equation,  ,v d g represents the value function of the generative adversarial network,  d x signifies the probability that the discriminator perceives real data as genuine,  g z denotes the samples generated by the generator from the noise z ,   d g z signifies the probability that the discriminator views samples generated by the generator as real data, datap represents the distribution of real data samples, and zp represents the distribution of samples in the latent space. equation 3 can also be expressed as: data~ ~min max ( , ) [log ( )] [log(1 ( ))] gg d x p x pv d g d x d x   e e (4) among them, ( )g z x  , gp represents the distribution of sample x generated by the generator. on this basis, calculate the ideal discriminator *d and the ideal generator *g . 12  * arg max , d d v d g (5)    * *arg minmax , arg min , g gd g v d g v d g  (6) for the above *d , assuming that generator g is fixed and has ( ) , ~ gg z x x p   , then:   ~ ~( , ) [log ( )] [log(1 ( ( )))] ( ) log ( ) ( ) log(1 ( )) data zx p z p data g v d g e d x e d g z p x d x p x d x dx       (7) now we need to find a d that maximizesv , that is, we hope to maximize the value of x for the integrand function       log log 1data gf x p d x p d x   regardless of its value. among them, datap is fixed, and assuming the generator is fixed, so gp is also fixed. if the derivative of  f x over  d x is equal to zero, then *d can be calculated to maximize  f x . namely:             0 1 gdata p xdf x p x d x d x d x     (8) obtain:         * data data g p x d x p x p x   (9) from equation 9, it can be seen that its value is between 0 and 1, which conforms to the pattern of the discriminator. the ideal discriminator judges the real data as 1 and the generated data as 0. when the distribution of the generated data by the generator is very close to the distribution of the real data, the output probability of the discriminator is 0.5. according to the definitions of kl divergence and js divergence:      1 1 || || || 2 2 jsd p q kl p m kl q m  (10) where  1 2 m p q  , so equation 10 can be expressed as:  max , log 4 || || 2 2 data g data g data g d p p p p v g d kl p kl p                 (11) due to the non negative divergence of js, equation 11 can obtain the global minimum value log 4 only when data gp p . therefore, it can be inferred that the generator is optimal when the distribution of the generated data is equal to the actual distribution of the data. 3.4. generator model in this section of the research, a generative model was constructed using a network architecture that integrates gru and lstm with a self-attention mechanism, as depicted in figure 3. this generative network is designed to produce fake samples that are highly similar to real samples. broadly speaking, the generative model encompasses three major components: an embedding layer, a self-attention layer, and a feed-forward network layer. fig 3. generator model structure. the embedding layer includes an event embedding module, gru units, and lstm units. assuming a sequence  1 2, ,..., ma a a a is obtained after parsing social stream logs, where m represents the total number of log events, and each event is assigned a unique identifier upon log parsing, implying that all events within a can be labeled. this study employs the widely used word2vec technology in nlp to convert each event into a continuous vector form. events are presented in a serialized pattern and, following embedding 13 transformation, are sequentially fed into the lstm and gru units. upon inputting the serialized event pattern into the lstm and gru, we obtain two continuous one-dimensional vectors, lstmh and gruh , which represent the output of the embedding layer and are further transmitted to the selfattention mechanism layer. the key component of lstm is its storage unit, which consists of a series of parameters and gate control systems that collectively determine the storage or disposal of information. as shown in figure 4, each lstm storage unit contains three types of gates: input gates, forget gates, and output gates. the lstm layer takes the word embeddings of each log event obtained from the word embedding layer as input. in an lstm unit, the output contains both unit states and hidden states, which are passed from one lstm unit to the next, and the hidden states are also fed into the lstm unit of the previous layer as input. at each time step, lstm processes the current input tx and the previously stored unit state 1th  to calculate the new unit state. tx represents event word embedding, tc represents the state of a certain lstm unit in the current sequence, represents the hidden state of the t-th lstm in the same sequence,  represents the nonlinear activation function, and the derivation of the output of the lstm unit is shown in equation 12-16.  1,t f t t ff w h x b    (12)  1,t i t t ii w h x b    (13)   ~ 1tanh ,t c t t cc w h x b   (14) ~ 1* *t t t t tc f c i c  (15)  1,t o t t oo w h x b    (16)  * tanht t th o c (17) fig 4. lstm structure in equation 12, tf represents the forget gate, and the amount of information removed from the unit state by this gating mechanism is influenced by the word embeddings in the current time series at time t and the output of the previous unit 1th  . equation 12 and 14 involve the operation of input gates, and the new candidate value vector tc is generated and added through the operation of the  function and tanh layer. multiply the old cell state 1tc  by tf to determine the information to be discarded. equation 15 and 16 explain the mechanism of the output gate, starting with the  function to determine which parts of information will be output, and then tanh processes the updated units to generate the final output. this process is repeated in multiple time steps until the final hidden state output is generated. the main purpose of the self-attention mechanism layer is to further process the output of the embedding module. by learning the correlation and importance between different parts of the text data, the model's attention to key information is improved, which helps to generate models that more accurately capture abnormal patterns and features in log events. represented by equation 18 to 20:  tanhi w i aout w h b  (18)     exp exp t i w i t i w out u out u    (19) n i is out (20) among them, ww and ab represent weights and bias terms, respectively. each log ih is encoded as a key value vector iout , and a random vector iout is initialized to represent the features of the entire sequence. the importance of each log in the sequence to the entire sequence is calculated i , and finally, weighted sum is performed to obtain the vector representation s of the entire sequence. this article uses lstm and gru networks to fit the serialized event patterns. the output lstmh of lstm serves as a feature transmitted to the feedforward network layer, while the output gruh of gru acts as a weight of the attention mechanism on lstmh to fine tune it in various dimensions. the two are cascaded through equation 21:  maxa gru a a lstmo soft h w b h   (21) among them, ao is the output of the attention mechanism, and aw and ab are the weights and bias terms. subsequently, the output of the self-attention mechanism layer is fed to the feedforward network layer. in this article, the output of the feedforward network layer is an mdimensional one-dimensional continuous vector go , which means the distribution of each event in the event set e as a generated event in the current event mode. the formula is:   tanh reg a f f o ao lu o w b w b    (22) among them, fw , ow , fb , and ab are the weights and bias terms in the feedforward network layer, respectively. 3.5. discriminator model in this paper, the primary task of the discriminative model is to calculate the probability values of input events using its 14 fully connected layers. the determination of normality or anomaly is made by jointly utilizing the reconstruction loss values obtained from the generator and the generative loss values acquired from the discriminator, as illustrated in figure 5. fig 5. discriminator model architecture. as shown in equation 23, when the loss values of both exceed a predetermined threshold, they are considered anomalous; otherwise, they are deemed normal. the identification process follows the steps below:   tanh relug a f f o a   o o w b w b (23) the initial phase involves setting parameters for both the generator g and discriminator d , where the generator combines events produced by the feed-forward network layer with actual events, which are then collectively input into the discriminator. upon receiving feedback from the discriminator's fully connected layer, parameters for both the generator and discriminator are updated. the generator is trained to blur the distinction between real and generated events as much as possible, while keeping the discriminator's parameters unchanged. after a single update to the discriminator, multiple rounds of updates are applied to the generator. through several iterations of optimization, the ideal goal is that the discriminator becomes unable to distinguish between normal events generated by the machine or those occurring naturally, thus concluding the training process. based on the description of the detection process, the objective for the discriminator's detection is to sensitively judge normal or anomalous events. the ultimate goal is for all normal events to be output as 1; for all anomalous events, the output should be 0. this criterion is measured using the fully connected layer and its average cross-entropy. real event labels are denoted as 1, while events generated by the generator are denoted as 0. for any real event sequence realr ,the average cross-entropy between the discriminator's judgment results for the real event sequence and 1 is calculated, as shown in equation 24. for the false event sequences go generated by the generator, the average crossentropy between the discriminator's judgment results for the false event sequence and 0 is calculated, as indicated in equation 25. averaging these two types of loss is due to the discriminator outputting a loss value for each event. the total loss of the discriminator is the sum of these two losses, as presented in equation 26.    _ _ _ ,1loss normal reald ave sigmoid cross entropy d r (24)    _ _ _ ,0loss abnormal gd ave sigmoid cross entropy d o (25) _ _loss loss normal loss abnormald d d  (26) for equation 24, the  _ _sigmoid cross entropy unction indicates that the output  reald r of the discriminator is first activated by the sigmoid function to ensure its value is between 0 and 1. then, the cross entropy between the activated value and 1 is calculated, and _loss normald represents the loss of discriminating the true event as 1; for equation 25, the  _ _sigmoid cross entropy function indicates that the output  gd o of the discriminator is first activated to ensure its value is between 0 and 1, and then the cross entropy between the activated value and 0 is calculated. among them,  ave represents the average function, _loss abnormald represents the loss of discriminator's output discrimination as 0, and lossd represents the overall loss of discriminator. in each round of detection, a true subsequence is input into the discriminator, and the generator simultaneously generates a false event subsequence and inputs it into the discriminator for judgment. therefore, equation 26 can be expressed as:         1 log log 1loss real gd sigmoid d r sigmoid d o n      (27) 15 this is consistent with equation 3, with the only difference being that it is equal to taking a negative value for the loss function of the original gan, corresponding to minimizing the loss function of the discriminator. the training of the generator aims to successfully deceive the discriminator into classifying the generated output as real, that is, the generator aims to minimize the cross entropy between the discriminator's prediction of generated events and the labels of real events.    _ _ ,1loss gg ave sigmoid cross entropy d o (28) in each training round, i.e    1 log _loss gg sigmoid d o batch size    (29) using the random gradient descent algorithm to update parameters for the discriminator and the adam adaptive learning rate optimization algorithm for the generator can overcome the problem of gradient sparsity during the model update process, improve convergence speed, and to some extent shorten detection time. 4. results and discussion in this section, we will first outline the evaluation metrics employed in the experiments and the datasets utilized. subsequently, a detailed comparison of the performance of our proposed method on social network datasets with that of existing methods will be presented. the experimental platform was based on python 3.9, and all experiments were conducted on a single computer equipped with an intel(r) core(tm) i7 processor (2.9ghz), 16gb of ram, and the windows 10 operating system. in addition, various parameters within the model were examined. the default values of the parameters used in this study are presented in table 2. table 2. experimental parameter values hyperparameter value learning rate 0.001 iterations 300 number of lstm network layers 2 sliding window size 5 set threshold 0.60 4.1. evaluation metrics precision, recall, and f1 score were selected as the evaluation metrics. these three metrics are derived from the confusion matrix, which categorizes results into four types: true positives (tp) are instances correctly identified as positive. false positives (fp) refer to negative instances incorrectly identified as positive. true negatives (tn) are instances correctly identified as negative. finally, false negatives (fn) refer to positive instances incorrectly identified as negative. precision is calculated as the percentage of correctly predicted positive samples out of all predicted positive samples. recall is calculated as the percentage of correctly predicted positive samples out of all actual positive samples. the f1 score is a metric that calculates the harmonic mean of precision and recall. pr tp ecision tp fp   (30) re tp call tp fn   (31) 2*pr *re 1 pr re ecision call f score ecision call    (32) 4.2. description of datasets experiments were conducted on two datasets: the hdfs dataset and the unsw-nb15 dataset. below are the detailed descriptions of these datasets: 1. hdfs dataset [26]: comprising 11,175,629 log entries collected from over 200 amazon ec2 platforms, the hdfs dataset was manually annotated through rules rafted to identify anomalies. it contains 575,061 log blocks, out of which 16,838 blocks are marked as anomalous. 2. unsw-nb15 dataset [27]: this dataset captures millions of records from digital social media and other sources for predicting, tracking, and responding to global events. it is primarily used to generate mixed data of modern normal activities and synthetic contemporary behavior attacks, totaling 2,540,044 data logs. 4.3. baseline method our proposed method was compared with four baseline approaches, summarized as follows: mabed [28]: a statistical method for log event detection based on mention anomaly analysis, mabed relies solely on tweets and utilizes the frequency of dynamically inserted links (mentions) in tweets to detect significant events and estimate their impact on the population. its uniqueness lies in dynamically estimating the time frame for discussing each event, instead of assuming a predefined fixed duration for all events. rl-lda [29]: this method effectively captures user intelligence behaviors and supports user decision-making. it employs programs that can perceive the environment, understand the relevance of complex events, and learn how to act in crucial situations. rl-lda uses forwarding behavior for event evolution detection, capturing social media information through tags, locations, texts, and forwarding actions. deepsvdd [30]: a semi-supervised anomaly detection approach that uses neural networks to learn features that map normal sequences onto a hypersphere and map anomalous sequences far from the hypersphere. logrobust [31]: logrobust extracts semantic information from log events and represents it as semantic vectors. it leverages an attention-based dual lstm model to detect anomalous log sequences. 16 4.4. comparative experimental analysis in this section, we conducted a detailed comparative analysis, evaluating our proposed method, ganaed, against four baseline methods mabed, rl-lda, deepsvdd, and logrobust across two distinct datasets. as depicted in figure 6, comparison results on the hdfs dataset indicate that both our method, ganaed, and logrobust, outperform the other methods in terms of precision, recall, and f1-measure, with the most notable improvements observed in precision. taking logrobust as an example, it exhibited a 26.3% and 17% increase in precision over rl-lda and deepsvdd, respectively. this significant improvement is primarily attributed to the logrobust model's ability not just to focus on the log events themselves but to effectively capture the contextual semantic information of events, which is often overlooked in traditional anomaly detection methods. therefore, compared to other methods, ganaed and logrobust demonstrate a stronger capacity for anomaly detection. furthermore, it is evident from the graph that our ganaed achieves a 6.5% and 1.1% increase in precision and f1 score, respectively, over logrobust. this progress is due to the innovative strategies employed in ganaed: we utilize a generative model based on selfattention mechanism integrated gru and lstm networks, with a particular emphasis on introducing gru to ensure its output effectively complements the self-attention mechanism. this approach allows log events input at different time points to be assigned varying weights, more accurately revealing causal relationships between events, thereby enhancing the generalization capability of the generative model and effectively improving the detection of anomalous events. fig 6. (a) evaluation on the hdfs dataset. (b) evaluation on the unsw-nb15 dataset figure 6 presents a detailed comparison of our method, ganaed, with the other four methods deepsvdd, logrobust, mabed, and rl-lda on the unsw-nb15 dataset in terms of precision, recall, and f1-score. it is clear from the charts that ganaed exhibits significant improvements across all evaluation metrics compared to deepsvdd and logrobust, particularly in precision, where it outperforms deepsvdd and logrobust by 15.8% and 3.0%, respectively. this notable performance boost is credited to ganaed consideration of the potential causal relationships between social network events. it not only accurately captures the temporal dependencies present in social network logs but also delves into the complex contextual information. in contrast, both mabed and rllda show performances below 65% in f1-score, primarily because these methods focus on preserving the main features of original events, thereby overlooking essential information, leading to the omission of many actual anomalies and affecting the accuracy and reliability of the results. 4.5. analysis of model performance by parameters to further optimize and tune the performance of the model, this subsection will analyze the impact of certain parameters on ganaed regarding four metrics: precision, recall, f1score, and _d loss . the default values of all parameters used in the experiments are provided in table 2. the datasets selected for this experiment are the hdfs and unsw-nb15 datasets, with the results presented in figures 7, respectively. first, the impact of the sliding window size on the model's evaluation metrics is considered. observation of the trends in graphs (a) and (b) reveals that, as the window size gradually increases, the model's anomaly detection precision improves, while the recall rate decreases to some extent. however, the overall performance of the model, as indicated by the f1 score, shows gradual improvement, peaking at a window size of 5. continuing to increase the window size leads to a noticeable decline in recall rate and a gradual downward trend in overall model performance. given the longer detection time required by larger window sizes, the optimal window size is determined to be 5, balancing the model's performance across different window sizes. next, the impact of the lstm network layer parameter on the detection model is explored through graphs (c) and (d), which show the influence of varying network depth on the model's evaluation metrics. it is observed that the lstm network layers have minimal impact on the three metrics, with optimal performance occurring at two layers. subsequent increases in layers lead to a gradual performance decline, attributed to the complication of having too many parameters affecting the model's performance, resulting in diminishing returns. graphs (e) and (f) examine the effect of different thresholds on the discriminator network's fully connected layer for correctly identifying real events as 1, misidentifying fake events as 0, and the overall loss. the results show that when the threshold is less than 0.6, the loss for correctly and incorrectly identified events, as well as the total loss, gradually increases. when the threshold exceeds 0.6, the model's loss begins to decrease. a too-low threshold results in a high false-positive rate, while a too-high threshold lowers the detection rate. the optimal anomaly 17 detection performance is achieved at a threshold of 0.6. fig 7. standardized causal entropy between partial events. finally, graphs (g) and (h) depict changes in model performance with varying training epochs. within a certain range of training iterations, performance improves with an increase in the number of iterations. however, beyond a certain point, performance reaches a saturation point. therefore, it is necessary to balance the choice of iteration numbers to avoid performance degradation. 4.6. ablation study table 3. hdfs ablation results model precision recall f1-score w/o sc 43.7% 75.2% 55.3% w/o sel-attgru 86.8% 86.8% 81.4% w/o lstm 87.3% 81.2% 84.1% ganaed 93.7% 89.6% 91.6% to further explore the specific impact of key technologies in ganaed on model performance, we assessed the performance of the model without normalized causal entropy, gru lacking the self-attention mechanism, and excluding the lstm network. according to the data in tables 3 and 4, models lacking normalized causal entropy exhibited lower 18 accuracy and f1-score on both hdfs and unsw-nb15 datasets compared to the complete ganaed model. this phenomenon indicates that the inclusion of normalized causal entropy plays a crucial role in uncovering causal connections between log events and tracking event propagation trends. table 4. unsw-nb15 ablation results model precision recall f1-score w/o sc 50.2% 74.1% 59.9% w/o sel-attgru 84.7% 79.0% 81.8% w/o lstm 89.7% 79.2% 84.1% ganaed 92.0% 91.5% 91.7% additionally, we found that models without the selfattention mechanism gru, especially on the unsw-nb15 dataset, performed worse in terms of accuracy and recall compared to the complete ganaed. on the hdfs dataset, while the gru model without self-attention mechanism achieved higher accuracy, its recall rate was significantly lower than that of the complete model, leading to a decrease in overall f1-score. these results suggest that the introduction of the self-attention mechanism, by focusing more on key topics or words and reducing semantic differences between log texts, is crucial for enhancing model performance. lastly, when testing models without the lstm network on both datasets, we observed a decline in accuracy of 6.4% and 4.9% respectively compared to the complete ganaed. this outcome highlights the importance of the lstm network in capturing temporal dependencies and event context, enabling ganaed to more comprehensively judge the normality or anomaly of events, thereby effectively improving the efficiency and accuracy of anomaly detection. 5. conclusion this paper presents causal entropy–driven generative adversarial learning for anomalous event detection in social networks, a framework that integrates log parsing, causal relationship mining, and adversarial learning to address the challenges of dynamic environments and complex inter-event dependencies. by converting unstructured logs into structured events, employing normalized causal entropy to capture causal strengths, and designing a generative adversarial architecture that combines self-attention with gru and lstm for semantic modeling, the proposed method achieves approximately 6.5% higher detection accuracy than baseline approaches, demonstrating both effectiveness and robustness. looking ahead, since anomalous events in social networks often extend beyond textual logs to multimodal content such as images, videos, and audio, future research could focus on extending this framework to heterogeneous data sources for more comprehensive and reliable anomaly detection. 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[31] x. chen, c. cao, and j. mai, ‘‘network anomaly detection based on deep support vector data description,’’ in 2020 5th ieee international conference on big data analytics (icbda). ieee, 2020, pp. 251–255. frontiers in computing and intelligent systems issn: 2832-6024 | vol. 13, no. 2, 2025 81 interpretable olympic medal forecasting using hybrid ga‐lstm with shap explanations hongzhe zhao * school of science, liaoning technical university, fuxin, liaoning, china * corresponding author email: 15247041570@163.com abstract: in recent years, more and more people have been paying attention to the olympic games and who will win the olympic medals. this study focuses on the prediction of olympic medals and the analysis of related factors. it constructs a ga-lstm model to forecast the number of medals each country will win at the 2028 los angeles summer olympics and employs the shap model to interpret the factors influencing medal counts. helps to understand the development trend of sports competitiveness in various countries and provides a reference for better allocation of sports resources. keywords: ga-lstm medal prediction model; shap model; hypothesis testing. 1. introduction in the context of today's globalization, the olympic games, as one of the most influential global sporting events, have attracted widespread attention from countries around the world. accurately predicting the number of medals each country will win at the olympics not only helps in understanding the development trends of national sports competitiveness but also provides a reference for the rational allocation of sports resources. therefore, this paper conducts an in-depth exploration of these issues by constructing datadriven models. 2. based on the ga-lstm medal prediction model to predict the number of olympic medals each country will win, including both gold and total medals, we developed a long short-term memory (lstm) model. its hyperparameters were optimized via the tree-structured parzen estimator (tpe) algorithm. this model leverages lstm's ability to capture complex temporal dependencies and non-linear feature interactions in historical data. within a bayesian optimization framework, tpe efficiently explores the hyperparameter space to enhance model performance. using this approach, we forecast the distribution of future olympic medals and conduct a quantitative analysis of the uncertainty in these predictions. 2.1. lstm model construction (1) data preparation input characteristics: including country code (noc), historical medal distribution, host country logo, number of sports participation, number of awards in each event, etc. output characteristics: gold, silver, bronze, and total number of medals. (2) dataset division in the previous section, the data has been preprocessed, and the feature x and target variable y are extracted directly from data3, and the data is divided into training and test sets at a 7:3 ratio: train test train test, , , split( , , test _ size=0.3)x x y y x y (1) the training set is used to learn the parameters of the model, and the test set is used to evaluate the predictive performance of the model. (3) encoder and decoder encoder: maps the input sequence x to an implicit representation h of a fixed dimension. enc 1( , )t t th f x h  (2) where th represents the hidden state of the encoder at time step t , and encf is usually an lstm or gru unit. decoder: based on the encoder's implicit representation h, the decoder generates the target sequence y . dec 1 1( , )t t ty f y h  (3) where decf is the nonlinear mapping function of the decoder, usually using lstm or gru units. (4) core components the lstm [4] model is mainly composed of the following components: forgetting gate, input gate, cell state, output gate, and cell (5) status updates cell status update: 1t t t t tc f c i c   hide status updates: tanh( )t t th o c the specific optimization steps are shown in the following figure 1. 2.2. ga hyperparameter optimization (1) search space definition genetic algorithms give the evolution of populations to explore space, so define a broader search space within this range to find the optimal solution: learning rate  : 0.0001,0.1 82 hides the number of layer elements  : 32,512h batch size  : 16,128b regularization coefficient  : 0.0001,0.1 forget gate   input gate 1tc  1th  tx tf output gate tanh ti ~ tc tanh th tc to th  fig 1. lstm flowchart (2) objective function the goal of the genetic algorithm is to maximize the fitness function, which corresponds to the minimization loss function in machine learning, by defining the fitness function as the negative value of the loss function on the validation set, so that the genetic algorithm can minimize the loss expressed as follows: valfitness( ) ( , ; )x y  l (4) (3) genetic algorithm steps the genetic algorithm is mainly divided into the following four steps: encoding, selection, crossover, mutation, and the specific process is shown in the following figure: the set of practical problem parameters encoded into a bit string population 1 calculate the fitness value selection and heredity statistical results population 2 optimized parameter set (decoded) solve real problems random operators 1. bitstring decoding parameters 2. calculate the objective function 3. mapping of function values to appropriate values 4. adjust the adaptation value select an operator cross operators mutation operators fig 2. genetic algorithm flow chart 2.3. page numbers forecast uncertainty analysis monte carlo simulations and confidence intervals were used to assess the uncertainty of the model's predictions. using the trained lstm model, the n sets of prediction values were generated by multiple sampling of random perturbation input data, and the mean and standard deviation of the prediction distribution were calculated. 2 ˆ ˆ ˆ 1 1 1 1 ˆ ˆ, ( ) n n y i y i y i i y y n n          (5) assuming that the distribution of the predicted values satisfies the normal distribution, the confidence level 0.05  is set, and the confidence interval of the predicted values is calculated: ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ/2 /2ci ,y y y yz z           (6) the stability of the predicted value is evaluated by the width of the confidence interval, and the narrower the width, the more reliable the prediction of the model. at the same time, the confidence interval is analyzed to verify the validity of the model's predictions. 83 3. model solving and result analysis 3.1. hyperparameter optimization in hyperparameter optimization, a genetic algorithm is used to search for multiple hyperparameters, with the goal of reducing the loss function of the classification task. by defining the search space and multiple iterations, the loss function of the model on the validation set is gradually stabilized, and the optimal combination of hyperparameters is finally determined. the specific results are shown in the table below: table 1. hyperparameter optimization results of ga-lstm model hyperparameters range best value learning rate [0.0001,0.1] 0.01 hidden layerh [32,512] 256 batch sizeb [16,128] 64 regularization coefficient [0.0001,0.1] 0.0002 layers of coding [1,5] 2 decoding layers [1,5] 2 time steps [2,15] 10 activation function [relu,tanh] relu through the optimization results, it can be seen that the learning rate, the number of hidden layer elements, and the batch size are the key hyperparameters that affect the performance of the model. the small learning rate supports the model to converge steadily, while the medium-sized number of hidden layer units and batch size balance the expressiveness and training efficiency of the model. the selection of regularization coefficients further inhibits the overfitting tendency of the model. combined with the optimal number of time steps and the selection of activation functions for the model, the combination of these hyperparameters provides a solid foundation for improving the performance of the model. 3.2. model testing in the initial training process of the lstm model, under the default parameter setting, the 2r of the model on the training set reached 0.985, while the 2r of the test set was only 0.825, indicating that the model had an overfit. in order to alleviate this problem, the model hyperparameters were adjusted through ga [5] optimization, including reducing the number of hidden layer elements, increasing the regularization coefficient, and adjusting key parameters such as batch size and time steps. after the adjustment, the performance of the model was significantly improved, and the 2r on the training set and the test set reached 0.986 and 0.882, respectively, effectively reducing the phenomenon of overfitting. true vs predicted values true vs predicted values model performance fig 3. comparison and analysis of lstm and ga-lstm before the adjustment, the model fit the training set very well, with the point cloud densely distributed near the reference line, showing almost no deviation. however, on the test set, the point cloud distribution was more scattered, and the regression line was significantly different from the reference line, indicating weaker generalization ability. after optimization using the genetic algorithm (ga), the point cloud of the test set was notably contracted, with a distribution closer to the reference line, indicating improved prediction accuracy and stability. at the same time, the performance of the training set slightly decreased but remained at a high level, suggesting a more balanced overall performance of the model. the optimized lstm model exhibits more consistent performance between the training set and the test set, effectively avoiding overfitting and enhancing its generalization ability. 3.3. model prediction (1) construct forecast data in order to predict the number of olympic medals in 2028, a new dataset of input features is first constructed. the dataset is based on existing data for the 2024 olympic games, with adjustments for the new events at los angeles 2028. the specific process is as follows: 1.screening 2024 data by selecting relevant records for 2024 from the original dataset, the underlying dataset 24x is constructed, from which the data for russia is excluded due to the ban on russia in 24. 28 24 24 2024[( [ ] 2024 [ ] 113]x x x year x noc     (7) 84 2.reset the index reindex the filtered data 3.new project forecast according to the new sports approved by the ioc (cricket, squash, baseball and softball, tennis and flag football), the corresponding number of medals will be adjusted, and one gold medal will be added for each of the men's and women's categories according to the adjustment rules, and the corresponding formula will be adjusted as follows: 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 x ['baseball'] = x ['baseball'] + 2 x ['softball'] = x ['softball'] + 2 x ['cricket'] = x ['cricket'] + 2 x ['sixes'] = x ['sixes'] + 2 x ['squash'] = x ['squash'] + 2 x ['flagfootball'] = x ['flagfootball'] + 2 (8) 4.years of renewal change the year information in the data to 2028 5.host country logo for the united states (noc=147), as the host country of the 28 olympic games, it is marked as 1 and other countries as 0 6.contestant assumptions assuming that the 28-year entrants and the '24 entrants remain the same, all variables are still 24-year data through the dataset of the above steps, the predictive analysis of the medal prediction model can be further carried out. (2) performance analysis 1.los angeles 2028 summer olympics medal table with confidence intervals based on the established medal prediction model, the number of medals in each country for the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles was predicted, and the uncertainty analysis was carried out to obtain the corresponding prediction intervals. here are some of the predictions for some countries, including the number of gold, silver and bronze medals and their confidence intervals: table 2. medal table (sorted by number of gold medals) gold silver bronze total united states 40 45 42 127 china 39 27 24 90 japan 20 13 13 46 australia 18 19 17 54 france 15 25 20 60 great britain 14 22 29 65 netherlands 14 7 13 34 table 3. medal confidence interval gold silver bronze lower upper lower upper lower upper united states 37 41 33 46 37 42 china 36 40 26 27 20 25 japan 13 20 11 14 10 13 australia 12 18 8 19 12 18 france 12 16 19 25 16 20 great britain 9 15 18 23 22 30 netherlands 8 14 6 8 8 14 the chart displays the predicted quantities of gold, silver, and bronze medals along with their confidence intervals. curves of different colors represent the predicted values for each type of medal, with shaded areas indicating the corresponding confidence intervals. as the number of data points increases, the predicted values tend to stabilize, but there is significant fluctuation at the beginning, indicating higher uncertainty. the width of the confidence intervals reflects the precision of the predictions; wider intervals suggest higher uncertainty, while narrower intervals indicate more accurate predictions. fig 4. prediction confidence intervals for medals by comparing the projected medal totals for 2024 and 2028, the following countries are expected to significantly improve their medal results: 85 table 4. countries that are expected to significantly improve their medal results noc 2024 total 2028 total improvement roc 0 17 17 poland 7 13 6 jordan 1 4 3 mixed team 0 3 3 greece 3 6 3 thailand 4 7 3 mexico 4 7 3 morocco 1 3 2 the countries in the table above are projected to see significant growth in medals in 2028, especially roc and poland, both of which have significantly increased their totals, reflecting the rapid development of sports in these countries. the following countries are expected to see a decline in performance in 2028 compared to the countries that have improved: table 5. countries with projected declines in 2028 noc 2024 total 2028 total improvement south korea 32 24 -8 pakistan 8 2 -6 iran 12 8 -4 france 64 60 -4 ethiopia 8 5 -3 portugal 8 5 -3 indonesia 7 4 -3 chinese taipei 7 5 -2 the total number of medals in these countries is expected to decline in 2028, with south korea and pakistan in particular seeing a reduction of 8 and 6 medals respectively, reflecting the potential of their potential for future olympic events. 2.predict the country that won a medal for the first time for countries that have not won medals in international sporting events, the following countries are likely to win medals in the 2028 olympic games through the prediction analysis of the model: table 6. countries that won their first medal at the 2028 olympic games gold silver bronze mean andorra 0.5346 0.4769 0.6882 0.5666 anguilla 0.5346 0.4886 0.6882 0.5705 aruba 0.5262 0.4997 0.6823 0.5694 roc 0.9734 0.9980 0.9991 0.9902 south sudan 0.5203 0.5561 0.8110 0.6291 syria 0.5269 0.5260 0.7764 0.6098 vietnam 0.5273 0.5382 0.6852 0.5836 zambia 0.5428 0.5297 0.7490 0.6072 it can be seen that roc and south sudan have the highest probability of winning a medal in 2028 at 0.9902 and 0.6291 respectively, indicating that they have a better chance of winning a medal in 2028. 4. shap model analyzes impact of olympic events on medal performance 4.1. establishment of the shap model to study the association between olympic events and the number of medals won by countries, we used the shap (shapley additive explanations) model to assess the specific impact of different olympic events on the total number of medals won by countries. the shap [6] model is a method for explaining machine learning model predictions, which draws on the shapley value in cooperative game theory to evaluate the contribution of each feature to the model's output in a fair and transparent way. for a given feature f and model output y ,the shapley value  f represents the contribution of feature f to the model prediction results, and is calculated as follows:     \ | | !(| | | | 1) | ( ) [ ( ) ( )] | | !s n f s n s f f s f f s n        ！ (9) where: s is the set of features; n is the set of all the features;  f s is the result of model prediction using only feature set s ;  ( )f s f is the prediction result after adding feature f to feature set s ; | |s and| |n represent the size of sets s andn , respectively. when using the shap model, we first use a trained model (e.g., the ga-lstm model) to predict the number of medals 86 in the olympic games, which is based on a variety of input features. the model was then analyzed using the shap tool to assess the specific impact of each characteristic (e.g., number of sports, category, past medal statistics, etc.) on the total number of medals in different countries. by using the shap model to delve into the relationship between olympic events and the number of medals, we can provide valuable data for countries to formulate sports development strategies. 4.2. solve the shap model 4.2.1. analysis of the impact of olympic events on the number of medals in each country the results of the shap model show that the number and variety of olympic sports have a significant impact on the gold, silver and bronze medals of each country, and these effects can be visualized through charts. fig 5. impact of olympic events on the number of medals by country fig 6. total impact of features on medal predictions 87 the diagram shows that different olympic events have different impacts on gold, silver and bronze medals. athletics and swimming have a significant impact on gold and bronze medals, while fencing and gymnastics have a significant impact on silver medals. the number of events plays a major role in the overall medal prediction, while the type of event affects the details of medal distribution. the host nation may have an advantage in both gold and silver medals, especially in its strengths. based on the summary results of the shap values of the gold, silver, and bronze medals, it is possible to observe the magnitude of the influence of individual items and characteristics on the medal prediction in the model, and these effects have been ranked in descending order. the chart shows the contribution of each characteristic to the gold, silver and bronze medals, where "nm_" represents the number of events, "noc" represents the country code, "host_country" indicates whether it is the host country, etc. the analysis shows that athletics and swimming have the greatest impact on gold medals, while wrestling, gymnastics and shooting have the greatest impact on silver and bronze medals. the host country is likely to have more medals due to home advantage. although events such as weightlifting and canoeing have a lesser impact, they are still an important source of medals in specific countries. 4.2.2. shap value analysis: impact analysis of the u.s. 2028 olympic medal prediction based on the projections for the gold, silver, and bronze medals at the 2028 u.s. olympic games, the following graphs illustrate the impact of different characteristics on the number of medals projections through the contribution analysis of shap values. fig 7. the effect of different characteristics on the number of gold medals the chart shows that athletics and swimming have the greatest impact on the shap analysis of the number of gold medals in the united states, and the host country advantage also adds to the gold medal prediction. fig 8. the impact of different characteristics on the number of silver medals the analysis of the shap values in the graph shows that swimming has the greatest impact on the number of silver medals in the united states, and track and field is also a key factor, both of which contribute significantly to the total number of medals. fig 9. the effect of different characteristics on the number of bronze medals the analysis shows that swimming and track and field contributed significantly to the u.s. bronze medal, while shooting and volleyball also had a significant impact on the total number of bronze medals. the summary shows that track and field and swimming are the main contributors to the total number of olympic medals in the united states, while events such as wrestling, fencing, shooting, and volleyball also have a significant impact on the medal count. these analyses help the u.s. olympic team strategize, optimize resources, and focus on the most successful events. 5. additional insights on the distribution of olympic medals based on 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